C C F CANDIDATES“

Capt. M» J. Mullin

.be brotllt to lnglsnd by llne .2310; or ttlnorrﬂw

and ‘Scotland

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tract": "a" "it": | roe cs or e em . |trested as eivilisn priilonsrs

C. F. Gallant

Q‘! they would have to be dealt w ‘ ML B! E3

enemies o! the crown, but ss vir criminals.

L. Bradley A- Callaghan

"ﬂhhﬁllEd by Tht- (‘o-Operative Commonwealth Federa- liars - PJ-LI, Section,

when he was captured. In a Br t- ithe ANDY 1108 Gennany‘. Britsh Ina Army surg- eons

and"s'aid he ywould be "qui in s few days

Baillie-Stewart will be given rheir choice of sewing mail bags or rs- m:inln¢ in eoitery conﬁnement

- l/‘lole (‘if l

ing oi the New Glasgow omen'e Institute met at the schoolmom with eleven members in attend- ance. The president presided and the meeting opened with "Oh Canada" followed bv Club Creed. Minutes of last meeting were read and signed. Correspondence was read and discussed. A letter o! thanks irom n soldiers oversees was included in the oorres-ponnb ence.

british Labor llas Occupation 0f Leadership Troubles Germany lliscussed

By General Simonils

BY S. ERASER WKHFIUN _ ' Reuters Political Correspondent 110N301; M???” thanks from another overseassol-

M ALLAN "WWW" dier who had received a box.

(‘anuhian Press War Correspondent

THE CANADIANS Y 30 —d§iCP Cable)

dcr of the 2nd

cipsl rivals, thc Labor pll‘1_\‘ /tl l have no leadership problem Prune

ed that the membe Minister Churchill

r pay for the loss but that the In- ould.

Qlnedlan Corps. stitute w

s of ihe 2nd Canadian suicidal’ that they would csponsibie for the

section oi Ger- mans‘ until the 3rd Di

over. He mentioned

ed in Ottawa may ‘ucted and enlarged

15. ded by Mal-Gen Chrl; Present Canada in the

Jeep and speaking

their handsome, Sir Arch i b clisir. who was Air MllllSPCl‘ in tl Nltionsl Government. Labor is in a most peculiar pos- . The titular head ot the party the man for whom the King ' send to form ‘the government, fllsbor wins, is Clement R. Attlce, precise and sclioolmastcrly. t Yet Mr. Attics is neither political figure in nor the most popular

school was o psi .

one membe reported. visiting g;,g",;§l°",g;',,, w” down operator pressed button and the fog settled over the field.

2' th. t t: "a 1 groans and Mrs. E, Hill; lunch fee, Mrs. E. l-Iouston,_ ltgrs. C. Laird. Com- "sraez: si.:..."tz.:"::" ti‘: om o» m» o ha» ome oi’ Mrs. P. Dickieson. . and" ‘om d, w“ One pair of “gloves each was mg m! m0 up in e hollow square. the blaclt- £52m?!’ ‘inland alriedncggiﬁlnby w" m“ w Next-meeting to be held st the 4e home or Mrs. P. 1.. Campbell, roll v! cell to be answered with s sug- wlm" o"! - gestion for post-war reeonst uc- "M15190 lmdeftl tion. " Each member is requested WM n to bring an article (value not to, 911W"! mdo -melhlhi exceed 25c) and those articles will be auctioned. egollection 57c. There was a con-

~1! other considerations were equal through Bmpnﬂe

llle nem- Lst-lbor prime minister un- ‘questionobly would be mil. silvvr- hated Arthur Greenwood. who dur- thg Coalition Government, when

. some was deputy Prime Min-

, peter! as the leader party in the House of Com-

bcrctcd commander mode similar at two Damdes within the Division area. about 20 miles south oi Wllhelmshaven He a march past of the

Today he- repeated the eecernon rlgzidc. These are in ihc nature of iar becnuse Gen Simo iwcr. to speak formally to the units iagiziin before the men are demobil- zc .

He snld non-fraternization with the Germans was of and added it “ls equally that the Allied ocoupstlon

everyone who sees th

He commended the prowess oi 8 Support 8'79")" icry, service corps

.' Greenwood has great charm. QIUOWIHIQSS and is universally IQIUVOQ 1n Labor circles. As a lead- hpwe-ver. he has not the srrenaih either the tome-r Labor Minis- Bevls-i. or the former seorelnry. Herbert Morrison. both oli’ whom ouisihine Mr (‘ire-on- ﬁd and Mr. Attire They rlr" "is “g d-rlvisaz forces of the reh .

nds does not ex-

v

and the meeting closed with The King.

tShe lmoxgh ‘f! Ma‘: LONDO

en or e a men:

Grsde 8111-1. Ian Flemming: The RC hﬂlldysﬂVﬂOhlh; 3. Doris War- novelties

Grade VII-l. Noreen Noonan; turning ieiélleen Noonan; 3. Alastair Mac- line" balloting. O . Grade VI—-l. Douglas MacLeod; are m n ul 2. Myrtle Dougsy; a. David Mse- ts lit e eq pp

Grade V-i. Leona Noonsn: 2. Vera. Noonsn; a. Margaret Daw-

Swill as the nrtil Jlsspitalization

tilt War Veterans

said: "we achieved everything we sct out to do and we never failed."

He said the 2nd division would be ciemoblllzcd after the lst division and warned the men against ad- opting the attitude that "the world owce me a living." He asked that those roturninz home work as hard iwehztbiiii-lition as they did in the drive towards victory.

The morning inspection was held in a large pasture in perfect sum- m~r wrothw and the afternoon cer- emonv under a hot sun on a huge l,~ (‘rowan airﬁeld pltiFd with great ' On both occasions Simonrls drove to the sp0t was! himself in his roadster. Mnsﬂd pin:- bandscl the Calgary

Essex SCOYHSTI. the iish and the Black c-l citvrlnq each inspec-

1110 Boards oi Governors oi both Oiuy hospitals. together ‘Will's mem- -beu-s oi’ the Canadian be Mtllve. mot with Brigarl

"treatment scrtxcxs i Veterans‘ Affairs. Qresent to receive su l‘ _ etive to the wtablisiitivcnl. in tlic ‘City of hospitalization in iii" furl est-personnel of til“ A civil Forces,

nan. Grade III Bh-l. Mary Dawson

Upon his return to O. _ ‘lﬂlér Warncr \\'lll ptfp-‘rc hi: l“- pm ior submission to his Downt- _ he consulfs with ill" 10"] howl“, ﬁuthnmfa, mm M-Jiaklng. add 1-4 tP==""l0ﬂ extra of glon executive of Sllmmcrsidr

Whmi substituting shortening or lard for

l=1lt for each cup of flour.

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...e . , »»...;_;.;¢:

‘ziilliltl”irriean rt; Lord Jlaw ilaiv

~_.s-

cosmic-my ll-JOM-Wil- liam Joyce. he notorious Lord Haw Hs of e Berlin radio. will

oyce, American-born renegade oi’ Irish parents. who served es I radio ropagdndist 12g the N Iii, and otrimen Beilli towel-t or-

auer msn. it was earned tods

lttl will he arraigned in Bow Btflﬂt

lice court on their arrival here.

hen they will be lodged in 3H: ton prison. There wee speculation herethst both might claim German netilr- alization. If th succeed in ls.

ltlnlLsll-blﬂdh who lid

Joyce was shot in the thl l1 tel at Luenebutg.

removed the bullet be ﬁt"

At nrixionf Prison Joyce and;

NEW GLASGOW W. I. The May regular month! meet-

One member extended her

A discussion too piece concern-

The Government grant of e230

was received, also $5.99 as pro- m“ mung In fgeds front“? COIIABCgEIIl at “iat-

sn mee g. . or dictionary snldderlelget-sld kit zei- 3§§g°“m,",‘;,““£“,,,,, m,

sick. New committees: me

Program. Mrs. W. J. Mlnllieod

by Mrs. Richard Dickieson

The following is the report for

8.1123’.

raaivois rotten.

Jinx oi groin t lfoge Overcome At Big Airfields

ay nanny n. JAMIGON n my a1

be told until now is how the jinx ih fogs was overcome by invention so that Allied

around-the-clock bombing of Ger- many regardless or weather.

Th o; simply was burned cit the sirbesee by means of ing oil burner devices strung along the runways- like lights.

They generated enough heat to melt the fog like magic, turning wartime sir oifensives that used ingl an article w ich had been to h; impossible into a matter o! 1N aw en: it was moved and second- routine and offering great

lhﬁllld M‘ sibillties for safer peacetime

in“

ith visibility nil outside, the control tower could press a button and within a minutes planes

the art or stalking an flsge, and then a wide glme res played in which the Scouts Inlde good use of this knowl e.

the Scouts returned in: the route over wh travelled in the mornim.

Patrol recently the Knol- ters Badge requ rements and the ix_ presentation of his badge will take

place in the near iuture. Congrat- ulations Frank.

were landing with

Early llssuniptionof

kept the bombing o!- g night and day dur- st crucial stage oi’ the inter were released to- int press conference inistry and Petroleum Soleiy a British king. the project known among insiders as

Steamship service between _Nove’ Scotle and eastern United States will be res soon ed G necessary equipment is a able." President Alton Shag: hot astern ere

Steamship Lines sai mstigation dispersal oper _..________

ll.0.ll.F. Introduces ALBMFQEFFRHOO» Voting . Novelties

representatives and discussed mat- ters sheeting resumption o! ses--' vice. harbor im rovements and . implementation o tourist treve

a great deal on the course o the ' Paciﬁc war. he said.

Buchenwald ls Place 0f Laughter, Happiness llovv

l-(CP Cable)- hss introduced two - voting tor the June election-mobile re.

travel in ouﬂllosts whe serving to co

son. - men who otherw Mléllghest average: Ian Flemminglable to get

Perfect attendance: Lers Rosnlior Gladys Noonsn, George Trainer. 11.0 Eileen Noonan. David MacLrod, Douglas MBCLCOG, Leona Noonan. cer, Flt, Vera Noonan. Margaret Dawson. Winnipeg, ha Marshall Green.

Principal-Teresa McKenna. Primary Department:

.Grade V-l. Phyllis Jar-dine; I. Ruth Noonsn and Philip Noonan (equal); 3. Patrick Noonan. Grade IV-Corons Murray- 2. Alberta Dawson; 3. Everett Non- em}; the house pl 4 improve the colo and lmlise Dawson (equal): 2. and increase the growth Paul Noonan; a. Ronnie Cameron. Grade III_Jr.-l. William Trai- Bofi .2. Aeneas Murray; l. Bessie

e .

to scattered’ n. a. ill.

t the ballots o! lse~ would be un-

BUCHENWALD. Oemtlnli He)’ Iil-tAP)--Once a place of terror and torture. its name s byword for Nazi depravity, Buchenvleld now is a scene oi laughter end happiness.

In less than two months. Am- erican management hss convert- ed the dreaded concentration camp into a healthy shelter lor die- piaced persons from It countries. including 5,000 Russians. 1,000 Poles, 2.500 anti-Nell Germans. i500 Csechs and approximately 9,000 ot other nationalities. .' Every clay long convoys o! ino- tor trucks leave Buchenweld l a ed with refugees ~bound= thi- their native lands.

By order of the Allied’ Military Government. nearby Wslmsr hes tarnished 200 able-bodied women liinlily for e turn of duty etcloen-

. Bournemouth station. puty returning oﬂi-

t R. M. Malcolm

s taken over a dan

tres in the coun-

ion can exercise

largest polling cert try~ to ensure that lstio

the franchise.

____.______. ps of ammonia put into of water with which

are watered. will

Gfldd 1’ C-l. Fhy Lucy MslcLeod; a.

Grade Il'—-1. Nora Murray: l. nor Carmen Ross; J. Leo Msclmod. Grade I A-l. Pauline Green; 2. no Joyce Green: 3. Helen Dawson. I

G I B-l. Dianne Buchsn- lnas St

s. noisier _i_=eri;y; s. Stanford]

has wrought?

'* "1! the a young man's fancy . . . ‘Ell, Herbie?

racks. These now are cleevl and orderly and food ls dispensed in healthy surroundings.

The public address system. over which brutal Fits Guard officer! once barked their orders. now brings cheering music to the esr of the occupants, occasionally in- terrupted by announcement—now in Russian. how in Polish or some other language-that another group should get ready to depart tor home.

Despite the improvements. there still are many sad cases in the ‘hospital-victims of Nssi brutal. tl‘

st average: William Trai- pil put-charging most War Sev- Msrion O'Brien.

rumors chaos

and EUROPFS FUTURE

Nnsoioniv nsur n: , so M

Can unity among the Balkans be establish- ed? May we look for pence and to replace the confusion and dist

l!‘ 30—( int program to help members of] W Ldhd X JI- tablish themselves in c iln“' lilo has been announced ihll

Government but it does no isfyl e

IEMlOI LIGHTS 0F PllﬂPlliﬁY

- . ' presents its opening subject here on SUNDAY NIGHT JUNE 3, AT 8 0’CLOCK

THE FORUM

The Bible Unveils The Future‘

_.______._._.__...___ Tune in CFCY Sundays a

and

' e I. ' llloticee .

"I 8T KAI-LOTT! WI

m c (pseudo) n00!’ true ‘is its traumas: m$mi glam may?“ Jvemmhtirg; t which was quite uni lier to ll

the main roads es much ee pee- sible, the Scouts left the no - west end o! town

through helm and nods. over hills and through mm yards, s- cross creeks and Iwsmﬂ ttnil they reached s clearing in the vie- initt‘. of Charlottetown water-

‘Ilhe Scouts pent e short

W0 .

time i exploring the aurroinulinl woods and areams, collected - wood and wa ,er and then procee -

lies. The work ed the lesdehrs e

in interesti their patrols in t artofouooroookinglsnow

During the afternoon some time was spent in teat passi end some Scouts were success. in peasant; ﬁre-lighting and tracking

ate. Instructions were liven in d OlMM-h

Shortly after the ven meal i? t ab‘

PL. Frank zskem of the Owl

Steamship Service Yistgisrriiiti on’ ._

"ss

todsv. Mr. Sharp mct board or triﬂe;

Resumption of service d

s our countryibest?

FEAR A bmdouslrﬂdtl’

A great national movement is being erssckefdjby the moat unscrupulous campaign in Canada's history. Every possible lie, distortion and alenderlia being used by Bipnuainass and its political pertierageinet- the thousands of Canadians who form the CCF.

‘rile ccr has not ‘the money to buy moeeh‘ mm to answer all the misstatements. Here‘ are the answers to a few of the more zlgarlﬂl fllwhmdﬂ

e- ' I ske Till! ll Ulltﬂﬂllt islsebcod. Th! cCFllylzTi-ll 1 T" m "m m’ I stones WHICH was Pnornn HAVE EARNED, RIQHTIVLLY BELONGS TO THEM whether it .le in bondi, insurance or isvingfacconnten The CC! will guarantee the people's savings with ell the resources oi the

.

TRUE pic's savings and

Uh seal-sees.‘

07h, ch they nae i

, Deliberate falsehood. The cor believes in u» saintly rsrrn. THE sasxarcnnwan ccr HAS PASSED THE ONLY FARM SECURITY nor m CANADAnﬂbviding against the loee oi heme sad lend, eodjeeisure oi crop.

2 "The oer-em relre the farmer's Innis sway."

Another untrutli. THE CC! I-llis- N0 4N- TUNTION ‘OF TAKING ' OVER SHALL IUCINEIS. Today. small business end individual enterprise surfer from three handicaps: (s) unfair competition from big combines: (b) (lifﬁculty o! getting credit; (e) i-edueelonlln business through

3 "The ccr w!!! surrey rho ma)! businessman and il- dMdueI "enterprise!

The cor will rTove than‘ handicaps-will and monopoly centre --provlde credit at colt-end

through jobs for ell, will assure steady purchasing

up Bucheawsldb tilt-try ber-

~ 4 On the contrary, ‘Big Busineee lcefel! regiment! Cenedisntl through unemployment, high pricel- low wages end exploitation o! the farmer. THE CC!‘ WILL END THIS REGHIENTATION. It will enrich our dsmoerecy by adding freedom tram went and freedom from leer to the precious right et the belle: box. ~

CC)‘ w!!! in e a a regllasesmlos and dimes:- snip.’

This la the moat diemeful lie o! ell. The tens “National Socialist" wee invented by Hitler to eeeh in on the popularity o! genuine socialism Once in power he proceeded to exterminate ell democrats and socialists, while Big Business ell over the world dealt with him and helped him.

The CCF HAS ALWAYS FOUGHT EVERY FORM OF DlCTAVTORSI-{IP AT HOME AND ABROAD. It is the most democratic political movement ever known in Canada. end is the

nation's bee: safeguard against the reel triehde .

s ‘The CC!‘ ll Nlvlenll

plmv- possum

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ii 255:5

55:?’ s?‘

They are receiving the best

ossible care. but s large mun. er of them will never reeovd. ______..._._

Women's ‘Land Army Dislikes G-Polnt Program

)—- Ill-

to be given to ex- rvlc on a

and women and civi d0 once wll be ' tlnu M

"Unsatisfact y" and "ii s were adjeo or ‘uh culture Minister

tlves gag alter

t

element expense to: sir oi sult-

p s 5

no ' diilicuiiv in rah: supporters oi Britain's " in: in will! eeueeu la Service." g

f $ Jtziissrilruin nnls'.u~l:§£ "s" *

5 é a §

l retain their greet:

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dl " .

. it lit it . Hudson an- pawl“ tlollnccd the 0n érnrnsnvs o u: sultan] sions to the all megtbers o

WiIhA. who. despite t eir u for m l1 "st-any" tit}: are con era a, C Vt M1 ill‘ wot‘ Ell. "an '1] |

This is the lun:

i For thcrepwho wish in t’: be c nﬂumsnhpzg’ agriculture their career, speoslm ining will be provld at Uov- n5“... p.

adult..." "'1. ‘wit: lllﬂl mwmucm‘ o with one pair I t s i M "mmers."ot“doi'r1:tl'c.

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