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Morning Daily founded II”. The Guardian. Flu Cont.

CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS POSSIBLE IN BRITISH COLUMBI

U.S. LEIS Controls On -Radios, (Etna, CarpeG'l5lGovem()r General Responds

llurricane 600 Miles From Miami

LIIAMI, Fla.,'-Am; 23 - mm - T

lll1'flCaTi0 Able, the seasons first in plcal storm. swirled erratically aw in the Atlantic today between fill and 800 miles almost due east rvi Miami. -

Flie tropical blow uas located irnr latitude 25.5 north and long- ”.'.rie 71.3 west, or about 300 miles izorih of Turk's Island, at ii P.M. I? I7. T.

it had speeded up somewhat and -.r is moving towards the northwest .i' 17 or iii miles an hour, with

glicst. winds between 50 and 75 v lcs an hour. The storm does not merit a threat to any land areas ;i' this lime.

Movie. Screenwriter Dies Of Heart Attack

HCEANSIDE. Callf.. Aug. Zr!- xrrl - Lamar Trotti, 54. Acad- -mv Award winning movie screen- .iI'll(lr, died of a heart attack in

Gov. - General Welcomed At Airport

Whole System

May Distiointinue W3

rmlyjlrlsland Greetings

Large Attendance

A splendid tribute to Prince Ed- ward island was paid yesterday by Rt, Hon Vincent Massey, Govern-

PremieFBenneit May Call Election Before insion L

VIUPORIA, Aug. I - (X) . . The VlC!OZ'iil Daily Times says to-

Of Controls

WASHINGTON. Aug. N -IAPV The United Slntcs Govcrnmeni

radios, television sets. players. carpets and heddliig. i It also abolished pricc household szlveru are and jewelry. Ellis Arnall,

glassware,

said these FCl8XfitlllllS ”do mean abandonment of controls in

facturcrl goods which are selling well below their price ceilings. Full decontrol, he added. is belnci authorized for items ”uiiimporiaiit to the cost of living or the contin- ued control of which is not feas- ible.” i

luspilal today. "We don't want controls inerelyl lie won an Oscar in 1944 for for the sake of controls," Arnall

”-in best original screenplay. added 1" .1 sfntgfnenfl

"Wilson." Others to his credit ln- At the same Um. TIL-he E luded "Mother Wore Tights". Woods. who will succeed Ariiall as

”7"l”"l" Fmm COSU”-" "M9x' price boss next ucck. told report- '"'”"5 R"g”""' Bm'd"' "smry ers that if he finds the peofdvl

of Alexander Graham Bell". "Brig- ' im Young". "To The Shores 0! Diary". "My Blue Heav- on" and "Cheaper By The Dozen."

Tripoli". "Guadalcanal ' Razor's Edge".

Coming Events

"Dance. Ions East School every

Friday night.

"Pantry Sale Saturday at Miller

'tras. 3.00 P. M.

"Dance HOWE! liall. Brackley

Beach every Friday.

Rummage Sale. C; W. L. Hall.

Friday. August 29th. 1.30.

"Dance. south Melville School.

Friday, August 29th. Good music.

"Bingo, Bazaar and Dance. Em-

Troop Movements At Two Camps Halted by Polio

OTTAWA. Aug. 28-- (CM - Troop movements in and out of the big artillery training centre at Camp Shilo. Main. and the parairoop training centre at Riv- crs. MIm.. have been hailed he-

His Excellency Governor General Vincent Edward island by lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Massey is. shown oi the Charlottetown Airport Prowse. Others in the picture are Mrs. Prowse, yesterday morning being welcomed to Prince Premier J. Walter Jones and Mrs. Jones.

Delightful Garden Party At

Government House. Yesterday

Stately Government llousc with its many fine spruce and white birch trees. beautiful gardens. green spacious lawns and century-

old tradition was the natural sci.-

”””d H""- M""d"3'- S”P'""h" "”.'w "I "ulhrmks "I """”"l-"" ling which lent color and an in- V”- 1l::(l15n'V"" "my 5P”k”m"" 5”” formal atmosphere to the garden

"Show. Borden. Friday. "T0 "'-lislllfl "1 mt ”P(”"5 the Itaiaigcynimifrrianyctiiiericclsirlithiirdhggir Gil ljlgllie R Uid)"'. -Wifrlllx Cllfk :?;:':Sr5Df9::"ll&1)'5Alr::';l;lE "Eggs Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. T. '..1 e. -

"Don't miss the Cornwall Trio Victoria Hall.

" Scottish songs, -vptcmbcr 3rd.

"Dance every Friday ”-uili liustico hall. Music by the l '..-irlottcioninns.

"Dance. Elmwood school. Pri- M . August. 29th. Good music and - rilccn service

"Sandy's Drive-In

i-ridnys at 9 P. M.

"Legion Dance in Waxing Plant -v' Canoe Cove. Friday. August 29th.

flood music. refreshments.

"Special show. Morell I-fall, "ri- lay and Saturday "Annie Get Your ”.:n." Starring Betty llutton.

"Unloading car bulk Western Va 1 feed oats. ss.oo ewt. Friday

inrlusaturday. Bring bags. Dillon 6.: iyl r-,tt..

"Dance at Gordon Lodge everv

fnday night. Music by Roblchnud. simrisorod by trustees of st. Pat-

-irk'ii School.

"Will be receiving at our Ken- Ilnrrton warehouse Timothy seed, cleaned. Paying top market price. I R. Willis Ins.

"Dancing. Islanders nlub. Travellers Rest. every Satur- l"Y Tllizht. Music by Russell War- fru and his Blue Haven Ramblers.

f'C0me to Quaker Ful-O-Pep trim Show and feeders meeting M Brarkley School Friday. Aug. mil. at 8:45 PM. Everyone wel- "lmr. ldmisllon free.

"come to Afton Hall. Friday. August 29th, and enjoy "The glmw" - and ma mince by the Western lntarlainere." "Good Lllllllfll" Proceeds in aid-of Hall. sponsored by Rios Point W. 1.

"Notice. .. we will collect Poul- "-V "Cry Monday for Charlotte- lnwn. According to new regulations all poultry will be bought graded lot dressed weight. cheques mailed

night.

thorn was one reported at Shilo. The three hnvn been put in scrvire liospitals.

Tho spokcsnirin adrlr-rl he does not know how long thc ban will continue.

Shilo is Canada's biggest arillv lrry training rrnirc. All thr- arniy's paratroops are trained at the Canadian joint air training centre at Riv:-rs. Normally there is a big influx in and out of both comps.-

W. L. Prowsc.

Favored with blue skies and a warm sunny day, over a thousand people attended the afternoon function to meet Canada's first native-born Governor General?

His Excellency. after attendinga civic liinelieon held in his honor at Dalvay llouse. arrived at 4 p. m. at the garden party accompanied by his secretary. Mr. Lloncl Massey. Mrs. Lionel Massey and his alde- rie-camp-in-waltlng. Capt. Nich-

Theatre. snows Tuesdays. Wednesdays and

Country

olas Eden. They were received by Lieutenant Governor Prowse and Mrs. Browse. Brig. G. G. Pcake. D. 5.0.. l-':.D., honorary aide-de-camp 0 and Group Capt. A. G. Kenyson and Liam. Cmdr. J. J. Tralnor. An informal atmosphere was immedi- -- ately created as His Excellency and OTTAWA. Aug. 23 -(CF)-.party strolled about the grounds, Prime Minister St. Laurent said stopping here and there and chat- today that a committee has been ting to the many guests who were formed to advise the government presented to him. on rcsioruiion of the parliament- The dress uniforms of the offic- ary library and on colistruciion of ers of llcr hlaiesty! Service. the 5 muianni library. red coats of the R. C. M. P. inter- Many of the books in the pnrila-l5PEFSPd With the Rail 5llmm9r Billf fncnlnry 115;-M5; won; dgmaggd by. afternoon dresses of the lady guests water during n fire in part of thelmllflll; A brlizhtdsivectfaclg not seen; bundlngy inn IC RTOUII S D OVEPHHICIT M gm. ,, naijgynal m,m,..-' regs. llousc since 1939 and pleasantly i,mm, wns paum an the 1,5,, aeswremiiilscent of the garden parties sion of parliament authorizing itsihEll&”:l1fif0Vl;1l;T3'l;l;l;l;v2l9"T5- construction. - - - 4- 9 "There are many qucmons umllattiiactlvcly wearing a lovely dress have to be considered in rClIitiOll'of dcclmw mu” "V19" 9m”0n 0”” to both libraries before definite "WY ”'”9”'v mxlmgmlng ""3 5"” decisions are taken.” said Mr. Si. Eh It Iwm M WE 0l"KmldY Fill” Laurent. ' I h '

Manitoba To Head Anti-Combines Office

anti-combines structure. The shuffle was A:L.ul'l1l'nEndE(f by the MscQuarrle committee following a two-year inquiry into Canada's combines laws.

with the reorganization, stiffer laws. adopted by Parliament at the last union. will go into effect.

They include:

1. Use of the court injunction to restrain those found guilty of maintaining it monopoly or ill- egal comblne to fix prices from

Commiheehiin

OTTAWA, Aug. 8 -(CF)- Tougher anti-combines laws will come into force Nov. 1 under a new thresmanwmmlsionhemed by 0. Entries smith, Manitoba's no-year-old attorney-general.

Justice Minister Carson an- nounced today the appointment of Mr. smith. member of the Mani- toba cabinet for the last six years. as chairman of the new Restrict- .ive 'n'a(ie Practical Commlaaion.

direct from packer. 9,0 M". He will receive a salary of 011.000 continuing practices considered Pleag. 11” you" with . tarry. G. a year. detrimental to the public interest. 0. gram, Emenm. N Guy Favreau. Montrr ' lawyer, 2. Power granted to the combin-

S "Amateur Content inesoui-is Rink gllwdnv. August. 80th. Open to SW50! children of nut Kings dchooln. omru o.io. Prince for ,'"'”"ll- Iinslne. playing of musical Mniinente. etc. lfntrieo to be left ""1 John '" om soiirie. Con- lzlxti ooaunanou at all Iharp. M "' lllllilou of Lmiiu Auxllia wsggll Ho-vim. Admilulorfllg

and A. 3. Whiteley, deputy com- es investigator to widen his in- blnes rommlasioqer. were selected qulrias into general buolncu act.- na the other two members of. the ivlties which may encourage de- board. which will act. as a sort of veioment of combines or monopol- judge on combines -investigation lea. ,

reports. Their salaries will be 3. Removal -of the ceiling on 312.01!) a year each. court. fines. Under prount regu- T. D. MacDonald. 43-year-old lauona, a corporation found guilty combines commissioner. is ap- under the combines law: can be palate director of investigation fined to maximum of 05.000. The air! r arch under a general 11- ceillrrg on individual: is if fine of organlsatl of the government! 510,000 or two years in Jail.

appeared l

-Photo by Burter's Film lob.

iiiifiiirifrisl - Topple Yesterday

Figures released by the Radio Range Station. Department of Transport last night, indicated many long standing records were shattered by the heat wave yester- day. The highest previous reading for yesterday's date at Charlotte- town was 83 in l.'l30 and 1949, but it was topped by 36. At. Halifax a record of 85 which has stood since 1875 went by the board when ill! was registered. At Fredericton a reading of B8 was capped by a 97. in Moncton 89 gave way to ill and at Sydney 88 was squeezed out by a reading of 89.

News In Brief

OTTAWA. Aug. 28 - (CF) - Prime Minister St. Laurent left Ottawa today on a 16-day meet-

ihe-peoplc tour that will take him to British Columbia and back. It will lie the 70-year-old

Prime Ministers longcst lrlp since the election campaign of 1949.

MONTREAL. Aug. 29 - (Fri- day) - (CP) - The Gazette says today in I front-page story that despite official (ll'lIil'ilS, reports of a Russian spy ring in Montreal have been given new r-rrrlence by former members of the Czechoslo- vakia Foreign Office. '

Tl-ZHRAN. Iran. Aug. '2R - (AP) - Joint. Anglo-Anicrlr-:in moves to and the Iranian Dll rlr-iidiock and liolsicr Prrmler Mohammad liiossnrli-;zh's government against the Communist. menace proceed- ed today behind a thick veil of secrecy.

MONTREAL. Aug. 28 - (CF) -- The advance party or the find R. C. A. F. fighter wing to be stationed in France since 1944 will take off from here tomor- row in an Air Transport Com-

mand nlrcraft. y

COPENHAGEN. Aug. '18 --(APl' - After twelve years. coffee will come off ration in Denmark in the middle of October. it was an-

nounced today. This was made possible when Brazilian. author- ities agreed to sell roffce to

llcnmnrk for any other currency than dollars.

319.000 Payroll Holdup Reported

MONTREAL. Aug. 30 -(CP)- An armed man today hold up the cashier 0! David and Frcro. bis- cuit. manufacturers. and escaped with- R. 910.000 payroll. Police said the man find with two ac-

will ask President Trunmn to do away with them. l 0. P. 5. made clear today that ify the prices of items on whicli con-l trols have been suspended risc toy a point, where they ihrcatcii toy pierce the old price ceilings. con- trols will be reimposcd. These "trigger points" vary for eacbl commodity. i For lnstaiicve. 0. P. s. fizurrsthr average wholesale price iiidcv of radio and television sets. iislizz June. 1950. as 100, to have been 961 in .lanuar,v. 1951. and non ill .lune..1062. Controls will he IP- imposed if the index rises 3.8 per, cent.

Tourist Vehicles

number of vehicles nnicrinil

.luly ..! 1,219,169 vcliiclrs cnir-rr-rl com-' pared with 1.156.751 during some period a year M10-

Eniries into Ollliirln lnvrr-asrrl to 313,798 from 300.637. Qllchrvc lop R1013 from TS).59i, Brilisli Colum-

hia to 47,073 from -i.'i.lT(l, Ncxnl Brunswick to 30.725 from 30.183. Alberta to lit. 7 from Manitoba to tl,i.'l2 from Saskatchewan in 4.055

928. Xuknli in l.2t'lR from 565. Newfoundland and N combined to 843 from T

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Quints To lltTtendl

NORTH BAY. Aug 2R - '('T'l

Nlcnlrt Convent in Niroiol. QWV .

The five girls will enrol in ill-U convent, oprraicri luv the Sl5iPlx'l of Assumption (luring llll' nor. few weeks. The scliunl zs Silllfll-.

ed on the oiiislriris of Ni:-olrrl, in (own or nhnui zinoo persons on. the south ahorc of tho .;i. lair-: renco River opposite Tlirnn Riv- era.

The quinis - Anucilr-. Ccllll" Emilio, Marie and Yvonne - - yr"- cr-lvcd their junior ninlriciilaiiou

diplonins last spring. llrrill now. they have taken all their school-. log at Nolrr homo (IOHVNIV. F prlvnin school on the itrnllnlli Of the Dionne estate.

In an interview with the North Bay Dally Nugget. Olivn Dionne. the girls' father. rlisxvlnsml fol

of the school where his famous dnugliicrs will continue their oil- urailon.

Expresxiiig his hope that the

girls will ho able, in live "norniril lilo" nl Nirnlol, Mrx Dionne said the quinis are going to take only siihjv-r-is which ap- peal lo them.

eomplicee in an automobile. 5

lAt State Dinner

guspended mire mmmls mday on Massey was guest of the Pi'ovinciall,faii'csl. island ever seen, was not Nconl i Govcrnniciit r

Conuolslill the Charlottetown Hotel. The ad. on vitrified chiniiivarc, liand-niadelr””C”0” W-T5 3 formal One. Sllfll

JEXCHIPIICX. lioivcvcr, mingled free-ling speech by the Premier in Con- rctiring director of iv with the guests in the loiingc,lfederalioii Chamber yeslerdayy me oume 0! Pike sm1,mwm,,,g and niany not pi'ci'loiisly prescntedlmoriiiiisz shortly after the Lirivcrn-i my had the pleasure of liiecting hiinlor General arrived in Cliarlottctou-ni

any area where controls are need- Eli ill? 3llll('”0ll. SF-1N? being soidl

He explained that suspension lotlicrs at the head table mciudedlzy and devotion of the people of orders are being issued for iniinu-'Hls Honour Lieutenant

ORV in a. newspagc gory Premier W. A. C. Bennett is reported plan- ning to ask for a provincial general Pl('CilOl'i early in November "with- out. first meeting the Legislature." The story says such a request in Lieiiienant-Governor Clarence Wal- lace would ”force a constitutional crisis of the first magnitude" in. British Columbia.

The story says further:

Heading a minority government with if? members in the 48-seat house. Mr. Bennett is reported In want a new election to clarify the indecisivc results of the June 12 balloting. The C. C. F., the offic- cial Opposition. has 18 members.

It is understood all one technical and coiisututlonal difficulties haven't been worked out. but the present feeling of the cabinet is that an early general election is the wisest policy.

The crisis expected to develop be- cause of the Premier's request for an election without first calling the Legislature into session.

Usual procedure for calling on

or Ueiicral of Canada, during his visit here when he told Premier J. Waller Jones that Jacques Cartier. His Excellency Governor General , who said flint this Island was the

last evening at til fnrtuiiai1- f'llOllgll to see the whole lai".;ciy iitlcndetl slate dinner ll8ifi:f)i' the Province lie so much admir-

Hls l':lxceilency's remarks were there was no speech-inaking. His y made in reply to an offical welcom-

Prcniior J. Walter Jones presided I by air. Premier Jones had assured the by the Rev. Canon E.M. Malonr-.1Quecn's representative of the loyal-

(iovernor Prince Edivard Island and had not- iind Mrs. Pi'ou'se, Mrs. Jones, Chief .ed Mr. Masscy's career and con-. Justice Thane A. Campbell and tribuiloiis to the culture of Canada.- Mrs. Campbell, Senator .i,P. Mc.l (The full text of his address ap-I liilyre and Mrs. Mclniyrc. Senator l llllfllli billflwli l T. V. Grant and Mrs. Grant and-l The Governor General thanlredr Sci:aloi' ti.H. Biirbour and Mrs.iPl'Cll1l?F JONES 10F ""16 kind Mid Blli'l')Olll'. Other guests, accompriii-lzellrrvll-9 WClC0m8" Oiferlid 0n be- lO(l by their wives, lnclirdcrl the Is- l half of the PEODIO of this Province. land members of the House of and said he had given a. moving ex- Coiiimoiis. nieinbcrs of the Leglsla- ' l3li9-T5011 0! l0Y3"!v' Rlld UGVOUOTL

election is for the Legislature to he

don't. want price controls at all lic,.

lllre tlironi: Increase In

suicide Boys." Tile stunned crou'd!”l”lr "ll5”'”u"9' I ”"m0t- h0W' watched

Om. tmray, The bodv M11 he shippcd toicfillafllllll nation as we know it to- ad... 0,. rrmvgllni-'5 pm-mils rIuriniVPi'ovidciicc. R. I. for burial. i

'lIgi3a1i.r1sLIn4al5ii(()!5B.iP:l'Tllliilifllllll pOill0d.lArmy

lure. the Judiciary, ranking mun. llr-, remarked that he was looking ary and naval officers. and ihc f0”VN”d 10 0 (WY W” 01 l'l9l35-UT" Mayors or the City and iiicnrpoi'- l NW1 ll'l”ll'”3'- l0 mm-

iiicd louiis.

dissolved, or the Government. to be defeated on the floor of the House. But if Premier Bennett asks the Licutcnant-Governor for an elec- tion without. calling the legislature into smsitm to determine if he can govern or not, the Lieutenant-Gow wro c hat this s d was the cm” Wm have 3 daemon '0 "mu fliil':SttiSlIllld cverlsleacrili " the Gov-lwhlch could make polmcu hwi”-V'

' l He would be forced to decide

- -c; .1 id. "C 'ti Wire.-fillill ...”..i.gi. of” .12 iii:-whnhsr to new we. election re-

whole of the land he so much ad-iguesh fir Simply accept Premier mired, but those Canadians who. "ma" "5"m”””" md W1 0" like myself. have learned to lovclthe lead” "I "'9 mi” lawa” P5".V the quiet beauty and charm of thcl 1” the h'-"'53 "E tm O-C-1'3 ciim-ium, N. 3.. mfg. as -llsl:-ilcl gladly pay tribute to his U "0 Cflled ml the Socialist: to 4CPl -Ali 83-foot plunge lirforc taste and perception." "mu 5 Uwernmellh h0 W0"-id D0 an aivcrl aiidiciicc at tho Chilihnm Criiiada's first native-born Cov- Filmed l" ""3 ll05l'il0l'l 01' ignoring cxliibiiion ended in dvath fnrlernor General spoke of "the fact. ""9 "Ml" M N5 Pl'eml9f. thereby acwli Hrttst Petcr Kourmapalcslihat the beauties of the Province.c"'””"V T 5"n"" "JWMIO '0'”!!! today. did not come from nature aionelrreat cnnstltiitloliai crisis in 1925 The 34-year-old aerialist, per.las the generations of IslaiiderslWh9" L0l”.d BYHK refused Primo Iriiinin-; with his lirother Gaorge,.'ivlio knew and loved their home-lMinister Mackenzie King an elec-

Rrc.-ilis ('on federation

High Wire Artist Killed In Fall; Performed- Here

"It is now more than four hund- red years since Jacqiies Cartier

slipped from the bar or his f,n1p97(ul1.'1YilT had contributed niuclito makellon and called on Conservative

brim-e the largest, crowd or the it the spot it is today. lleadcr Arthur Meilzhen to form a

ucek last night, as he u-gs rh,-jiimgl He also noted that "thLs Prov-lclovernment.

hy balancing on mslince. has ihs own history full of in- 'lcrcst and charm. That most Can-

adians know only those passages

connected with Confederation is

back. The brothers were billed iron- as "The Barret Brothers

Wholesale Prices Down liLluly

the acrobm struggle) over. omit a reference to history in mmy;,.,.”y to rcgnin his bnlancpiy-oiii' historic Confederation Chain.

nllil then dive headlong to thclb" Willie ”"3tn”"d ”g1lC151 nfm - ' . CITVRT K 3 Un UH orr.-wva. Aux. 28 -- WT” ' ””)””d.' . witch Tc? ll tl A nvmwmon, ,,,..,,.m in H... Kouiniapates died in hospllal.ll”C " "3 Wmd” 0” 0' the OTTAWA. Aug. as -(cr:)..

Wholesale prices for vegetable,

'” textile. wood and chemical produ-

ilis Excellcncy went on to state

me 1... 5...... months uns rt" rxournmnntrs iverlormcd at Oldjm L .. cts led the general lndx or whole-

llorierl today by the Bureau oiillomc Vllcck in Charlottetown. U." ..pmbab,ly m..onc.,m.l,m:" dly. sale prices one point lower durini

Statistics. d 1 Y X y N l0RTIlFl:lil5 month) I (Continued on page 8 col. 3) July. the Bureau of Shniigllcg re- Enirics ur llf! -u it 5" " g' ”"T M" ' T'" I E ' T ' l ” por ed today,

cord for the month of 3”l.l--ll Tm, ind;-x' based on 1995.39

PHC05 equalling 100. dropped to 2250 from 226.5 in June when an

(CPJ --

,.,..r rain 3. an 3;.-grin;NV'aillill'lllllh 'rirla's

E. Siiidr-r of Toronto, 50 cunstriictcri an 80-foot. sloel Bailey Srmlilrd ciil:rcl)' on the shore and ybridcc. in loss than six hours pitchll).V 5! -Wsifm of l'nllt'l'S is NlSf'l'l drirkiicss.