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Food Picture Brighter, Prices Higher Survey

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(By The Canadian Prue)

“rifh food supplies more plenti- M and queuea fewer. the Canad- m, iinnrerife today can put to- [ether ii meal with greater variety l; lesser time than ahc’! been able to d, in’ yaara Her chief worry -- h, a 5itllBBi0ri gradually returning p, pre-war status -- la the way w“; stialn her budget.

;. Dominion-wide survey by The panadian Pres; show! that while Mfllln tidbits that_llven up a m,“ dinner plate atlll remain “m, the food picture as a whole w brightened considerably over i945 Brightest feature in the up- Wald trend, especially to the man “m, a sweet tooth, la a wider mige oi deaserta.

5., with the cooking problem partlnllv soIVGd, housewives now nave moh- attentions focussed on ‘ gampzllgn against prices Oom- Pmini; are nation-wide and the 1,.” i; well advanced in Saskat- npmn xx-nori- housewives are on ‘hm Jglllllof. higher pTlCCS.

gpqti- sllll comes in small help- ygs but rvluxntion o! controls m iiis commodity {m5 resulted in i -__,.._c,,< quantify of items that m. scarce in 1946 such as fruit lures, lalns, canned fruits. bla- lllils confCCfJOrlQfy, jelly and pud- pm; powders.

i". preparations for_ bush-day l|\;|l_ uvwyy niilady most. Then her moppmg becomes a round of "m5 - small retailer: get the m; piny hero -- or standing in ‘neat-us for aoap. acurce becauao of . qwiiige of olla and fats. The ilcrmh of these two items also af- mi; production 0f H1186 0U! and meal sauces.

Lirherally the meat situation in iwiter. shortage! existing only in the lutirie Provinces and NOV! soot». which imports most of its i,“ 3nd poi-k tromthe west. In a

mason during which mull U? ‘v short anywal’. oversee! menfs further aggravated

lhe Sililflllcfl, it was reported from

Maitilnbn. Pork production was

mid l0 he down 30 per cent com- pared with 1946 at the same tlmfi-

pi-ir-s in all eases except some tinple vegetables are reported up in per cent over i946 in Ncva Sco- ih, Strawberriel aell at ‘l0 cent! a nhnri. Thorn plenty o: cereals —

mp and soap powders! - at gimliy increased prices. No aer- lous sEioi-lagea nrc reported in

Prince Edward Island where ltenls. p-liirli have made moat noticeable piicr ndvnncos are. not used co ex- llklliiiilllfly on the average man’: table '

x»..- Brunswick reported a short- ,5» nf beef and canned goods. but. it was said anyone there can have tllillllllvillLfi table — if money l5 rm rirgcct. The picture is similar in Quriinc su fnr ns it concerns $189k =iom< for a meal. Prices hBVG h-llfd- l-.- riiangozl at all because of ceil- ings -

Canada Indicates

YOUNG MAN 0N STAMP NEEDS SOAP AND WATER

Glldfs latest stamp ahowg a fut-jawed, shirt-sleeved young Canadian, one heel firmly plant. ed in Hudson Bay. apparently greeting the dmvn of a new day rising unexpectedly in the west It. commemorates the establish. ment. of Canadian citizenship, but. a woman member of the press gallery thinks the young man i; likely to be a bad example for the youth of the country. With .1 mother's uncrring eye 511g i“. molly spotted that this clean-cut. vigorous young man had an ear badly in need of soap and a moistened handkerchief. The Can. adlan post-office has been hav- ing arun of bad luck with stamp blunders, and no one around seem- ed to want to say whether the IPU-‘f. Whose name no one seem. 9d f0 KNOW. would scrub up the young man's ear before the stamp la actually engraved. The stamp is to be issued July 1.

South Africa Bowlers 0n Top

LONDON. Ml? BB-tflcutersl- South Africa's bowlers came out on top in the first day's play of their game with a combined Scr- vices eleven and dismissed them for 182 runs.

Scores:

Combined Services vs. South Africa: Combined Services first innings I82: South Africa first innings 115 for two.

Surrey vs. Northamptonshire: Northamptonahlre first innings 30B; Surney first. innings '15 for one. i

Lancashlre va Sussex:

shire first innings 25B; first. innings 137 for two.

Lanca- Sussex

"fllcaatershiro va. Essex: Leices-

tarahire first innings 420 for nine. Warwlckshire vs. Yorkshire first

To Kggp Teams i2? Before Public ca;

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

MAY '30. 1941

SECOND sparrow

Says lloukhchor Wives llot Shared fln “Rotation" Basis

HILUERS. 3.0., May 7g .40?) —Mlchael Verlglin; leadg; q! the

bridge University 70 for two.

LIKE A TEAM?

NORTH VANCOUVER. BC. - (CP) ~ J12. Ingram bought an an- cient street-cw.- on n sudden im- pulse and new has. a ovhlte. ele- phant. Hi5 plan for turning it into a, hlghuay lunch-room was vetoed zoning cifficlals. “Thcy told me

I' can't put it here, I can't put it then. I can't put it anywhere —-

(By The Canadian Preul

MCJQYPR-EAL. Mal’ QB-Publlclty dim-mu of four National Hockey league clubs got together will? with league prgatdant Clarence Camphrll and publicity .dlrector Ken McKenzie to discuss plana for iwplng their mama before the public next anaon.

Present. at the meeting were “ow yd like h, lmioad it)

Slan Saplin of New York Ranl-l- __.. m: Pred Huber of Detroit Red RHYL, wales __ (CP)_..,\ prior. WllllSI Ed Fltkln of Toronto lty project for building two large

Camil Des- Canadians.

‘liable Leafs. and Homes of Montreal

power plants at nu estimated £5.- 000,000 has been granted to Wales

by the Ministry of Worlul.

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Sim» luau" pvrIc-v-t n [rusl-ular vignrvttl- van In»

dissident Doukhobors on Vancouver Jslahd. tonight denied reports that. ‘wives in the settlement were shor- ‘cd on a "rotation" basis.

. Such reports mtg? m; "mg. “mcnt sound like a erry-zo-xound," isaidVerlgin. 10-year-old lineal de- mendtlnt of Peter tTbe hardly) Verlgi-n, original leader of the sect in Canada.

Wife sharing. among the colony of a0 women. 60 men and 40 chil- dren. he added. is on the basis of personal inclination of the woman. Husbands can also be shared.

“What we have done." he said, "is to renounce claims by husbands on wives and vlce-versa. '

"If any wife in the settlement wishes to associate With a. man other than her husband. r-he hus- band will not object. ‘The same ap- plies to the uife. If a marl wishes to associate with a womun othe: than her.

"It la all done by mutual ar- rangement and there ia no quea- tion o! rotation."

The head of the Eldes bf the Spiritual Community of Christ as Vcrigin prefers to be known. claims that the man and woman relatione he has introduced in his community are "the only way to eliminate the auditory. deception. temptation, jealou-Sies and friction which are common to modern mat- rintolrv."

While landed gentry living less than five miles away expressed concern over what the much-pub- licized practice would do to real estate values. Mr. Verlgin prom- ised that "our colonists will give no trouble is anyone either in Vancouver Island or on the main- land. We wish other people to re- gard ua as neighbors."

I-lilllers is 8'1 mllea north of Nanaimo on the island and close to the fashionable Qualicum re- 59ft, where millionaires 0nd high- ranking army. navy and air force officers have settled.

Meanwhile west coast church- men lapped the reported " '3'?" sharing" at the settlement. Rev. Hugh A. McLeod. pastor of the First United Church at Victoria termed it "degrading to man and woman to the level of the beasts" and "a sin against the Ohiistlan conception of mlffifllffi"

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Gandhi llaclares

NEW DELHI. Ml)’ 38-(3311- tcrsl - Country-wide fears thll June 2, when Indian leaders hear the British Government's plan for transferring power to them. may herald tmprecedentod blood- shed were referred to todly b-V Mohandas K. Gandhi and other leaders.

At his prayer meeting tonight. Gandhi said: “There la nothlnB l" worry about. We should not 118W aueh fears.

"If the Moaloma uyQel-ther ll" us pakiatan or we will u“ the sword’ then I will say. we ahull

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l _. _fi_go_____ .. King Paul I of Greece and Queen Fr derlka are shown in their

latest portrait, taken in the royal palace in Athens, The king wears uniform of n_ Greek lnfoiltrv ‘ldllfiffil, with mourning band for his brother. the late King George II, whom he succeeded.

‘Annapolis Blooms “S e s t I n Years"

| ‘ KENTVILLE. NS. May 29 - (CP) - A pink-tinted backdrop for the coronation cf Queen Anna- polisa. XV, the show of zipplc blooms alorg tllc lllO-nlile stretch of the Annapolis: Valley was de- scribed as "the bect in years" by orchardists tonight on the eve of the 15th annual apple blossom festival. l. The coronation zcittorro-w of the. girl who will rcgn over the valley. for the next 12 ntonllu is the ltillli‘. p0. in the annual pageant oil tllankfulness for the mullpmlllion‘, dollar fruit crop raised here every‘ ‘ year. ‘lite quccn will be three Judges from princesscS cho- sen by (och of the 10 valley com- muniiiea/She will ‘no crovmed af-l fer a. parade through this Kings County shiretnwh and later, at. the‘ blossom ball, will receive Premier‘ ' Angus L. Macclonald of Nova Sco-i p; tia - one cf licr FllbjPCf“ during the three G835 r\f the festival. Already hundreds have hooked‘ SCCCMMOGBIIFH here for the dura-l tion of the fcsliwil nnd thousands more are expected to comp. ‘ For several llilYS nclvsrecl pho-[ tngrnpllera have. bc-ai in the Val-i

sclvufed b)‘

George Ivan Wilson M. D.. C. A rl-‘reltf. graduate in medicine‘. frcm Dalhnusie UHIVETSIfYi N‘. Wil- son if; a son of Mr. nvrl hit-s. George A. Wilson, Non Dominion. P. E. I-

l-le received his early education in hi5 home district and gradtvatcd fro-m Prince of Wales College in

1941, entering Dalhousie in Sept. Icy lining up their subjects and f.hc| 1962 with a Kellogg Foundation Nova Scotin Government intends; Scholarship. ilo make part of its phologrnpliirl

not give you paklatan. If you are brave enough to say that, then

lpositinn on

Dr. Winson illans on accepting a the tncdical staff of the Halifax Tuberculosis Hospital for one year.

record from Iovv-flying aircraft for] the first time ‘~

While full bloom in the orchard‘ country provides an attraction for

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Household floods j 0f Lumber King “ 0n Auction Block '

(By The Canadian Prenl

OTTAWA, May ZB-Tlp-toetitz revcrently up a flight of massive raiolle steps into a massive oltl oak-trimmed mansion. a number of Ottawans are having the time of their lives in the former resi- dence of one of Ottawa Valley's most famous houses.

When the original timldity wears‘ off, the occasion turns out to be simply an out-an-out auction sale with no holds barred and cuough curios to satisfy tho most avizl- curiosity. l

The residence. on Mctcalfe. Street not far from Parliament Hill. is that of the late J R’ Booth. former tnlllionaire lumber‘. king of early Ottawa Valley day... who bulll: the home loft vacant by the death of his son, C. Jackson‘ Booth. ' . ‘

When the sale opened ycster-i day. it attracted a number ofi persons—mostly women —\vho lizul passed for years along Metcalfc.

Street lust itching to get a lonkl at the interior of the Booth home. . However. as the sale progressed l these persons and 11ewl_vwcds< seeking odd bargains. have dis-I appeared. leaving a sporty crowd that loves auctions for their own‘ sake.

Melly of the 700 articles of furniture still remain to be sold f The sale started on the top floor, and is ivorkinl: down to the main *

floor where many of [hg more valuable items will come utmrv the hammer tomorrow. .

Ready For Record i Breaking Flight‘;

Ull/ITQONTREAL. Que. May 28 .- u l -‘ 3° 19f Tlflhler airplanes of l” U-5~ Afml’ 1‘: forces lil‘.".\'f‘d a‘ Dmval AiTPWl tiestcrday to m3“ “My for-a record-breaking 1118M between Montreal and Dc. L.morro-a' (Tliilvsdzly), Tim- "Wl Wight Field. Dayton, Ohir. l!) Ripullvial was one hour and 45 miinuters. Pilotccl by Lieul. Arm," Murrel- the record setting flight

will be made as part of the ctrew

monies dedicating Willow Run Air. Nit as the new ail" lcrmlnnl for ‘he nw-lpr cilv. The collrsc will follow inn airway User-l m. moans. Canada Air Linea between hgyg and Windsor. the cflnadign lgrnqjn.

U. S. Army Man Ste Russians Do Not Want War Now Or For Years

By CLYDE BLACKBURN

WASHINGTON. May 30 —(O'P) -"I do not. believe Russia could .make cffecllve mar now nor for lyears to come; 1 am (onvlnced the lSovle-t Government rlocs not want ,to try it‘. I am (Pfldln the Russian .p€0p1r‘ would he ll‘Il'I'lIl"d at the thought of it."

This l5 the statement of a high ranking army man just back from Eurupf‘. nn nifzcer whose duty it is lo know all fhal "' ‘ be learned about such things. and who can- not bg.nSm8d in this connection.

l-le added: "It seems altogether Eilblc that Rllssuu may achieve her ulllbitlmls without. resort to

and Ill that l.» iutpressed the '..> which prompt-n the United ‘Slnles policy of intervention in Greece and Turkey.

Gen. Niark Clark. back from his task as co. Jander of the occup-

ation for... n Ailslria. was less Sill-I GETS IIER MAN fitment. He iriuiv-L- Md '11‘~‘_Am' erlcatt people the Amy of hOYWL

non-co-opcratiuii ;n Ausirla in ‘he plalneat talk about Ruaala that a five-mar general haa yet glVOlL

Student modcl in New York. him-y Eleanor Truffon, 18-year- clcl Saint John. N. 3.. girl who rc- lurncd home this week to be mnrriecl, always gets het- man.‘ Sunday, she recovered her wallet by chasing an accused thief while clad only in llcr slip and slippers. She saw a man come out of her New York dressing room. missed

Plrin Tvlk Fafe- t

Gen Clark i_.i~k lie ntiiiuile al- ready adopted b}? n inlgv- scilcwl of ‘public ripinir-x‘. in IlllS voimllfll- H’? pawl a plain and blunt acknow- hm. ‘Vang and took an" mm ‘ ledgcment of the inched-twine Rat?- mnnmg mm the street T117; 1a_n zltlllutle to inlrilil.l.t.<~llhl a- man was arrested in an adjoin- “"5 mm“ m‘ “fir”? l"_‘:__‘?h,anf§_‘ ‘ng bllllfllllg knd Marl’ Bot bacltid “M m" ‘m "'9 m" “'3' “ ' duties them." £59 of her money a marked $10 _ . hemg Rem by pod” ‘or "menckii The unfortunate l-ut l! that moat

lOI the "plain lalk" about Russia ‘ from llTcsponSlble and ex- 28 Bars Qualify . ties who make and administer pm- icy. For SOD-mile Race i "on the You“ e Se" .ta:y Maxslaall u-lien he returned from the Moscow conference. from jlllf.‘ officlal reports c-f what ‘ls hap- . . ' ' i Europe n id ficom the (le- 4T\\'€Df_.\"0l§l‘ll. vars. five less than gsrclgfginntlja Hum!‘ Nathan's, ,1 i5 a full field, were tiuabiled tonight lobvious to any Wino" Wm read. for the Lilstuunnmg of the 500- land listens impartially’ u“; M“. mile. Memorial Race at the In- icow Canmmnsn. is waging a m..- dianapc-lis Motor Speedway Fri- luauy bloodjesfi but sucmsefu; “m. w. , . - _ Eleven of the starters earned 1mm“ of expansmn

their pOSlLlOIlS in a last-day rush. - l C on Twenty-seven other cara at the l (ma! M ma‘ n"?

lcomvs ‘tremc sources. and not cnouih 0! it frcrn the high. offi. authori-

INDIANAPOILISTIl/lay ZS~ (AP)

track didlft make the grade. I w m, w“ ‘w Unngd Kin‘. Some were loo slow. some had n as 1-8! 5.‘. -mt chiefs mechanical trouble and others dom and Um ed La e5 Jo

of staff committee. set up i0 dli" oct the hum \\’Ell' effort. remains at almost full force.

But, so far as can be learned from questioning. the ivurpose i: M; w ppm 539mg; possllmc armed aggression by the Soviet flnlon. I‘- iwould appear that trie iecllvlll theft‘ is that such un zitlack is Ulhlki" \

arrived too late for their drivers in get in practice runs.

NORTH WILTSHIRE _W- M S.

The May meeting of the W.M. S. was liclcl in the home of Mrs Roland Easier. The leader, Nil-s. K Bruce, McDonald. opened the in m" ‘fQr°S?"_"‘b1° "“_“"'" . y‘ meeting with the program fronti Callwas 10m‘ _“°r“€e 1715;”. the Missionary Monthly, the theme ‘army. navy and air vfmce — J 1 ~‘ being “One World At Our Duor- ‘Wmqmd at “m” “M? ‘med 01“ step". Airs. Bowman. Mrs. Mac- ‘@1193 0f 5m" f9nmm“;pel' Neill, Mrs. F. Mitchell, Mrs. Wm. lllqtfewa" “l” °°““““°5 "’ u‘ °

Clark. Mrs. E. McRac and Mrs. . Easter represented foreign snl- “hum”! n“ “Whip "My drills studying at our universit-

The British ard Canadian mn-

and English from blayor Cam1lien;1_.._v.,¢i, armifll and "pnflgd M.“

a! {or Dmroit llgF. ‘Llllrnll call wit; flllSvlValéed by a ‘ions h?" a,“ pmvide Sea..." m, _- s rip c verse. y elg mcm- ‘ _ , - Jen a d m, ‘agoonftireazirnast aeltntlcda ‘ as rite bcrj. Ono visitor was welcomed. ‘lsgrlgtrvfs tigefcrslfngtlilfiivrgn“flung came of? the 5,11“pgpicvfllgllltwfhf- lhc president. Mrs. McRac. be in washmgu," m an‘, event u“- ‘hp two cm“ [MW h. (“Wan i. ulgccl the mcmbcis to call on the ‘my normal diplnmanc prncrdu¢e_ Antoine dc i.‘n..i.. gcao/‘iao um assotme nlcmbm‘ m“ “m” But ‘n all the unofficial or 0f- founder- of Dfinzo“ ‘Vh H“ iM 1B them to become members. Cor- "cm descflpuons m; 1b,. duties ‘mm on June- 5 1.70; our “Yhaxllilgl é-espontclcnc; coiciislfisltccl of a letter perform“ by m,“ missions (ho-pg now Detroit. on a journey whlrhl mm m m“ s p Semen!” A l‘ “V” a mmm" n! at" plan-

, rcccipl from Mrs. Nicholson “as gvglfnhlfiiec? dfizfil-‘rfloll l'°*‘<-l;<‘l'. lcnrl by the lreasurcr. for quart- Mmr; or Te”. ,3’ b H‘ fad; tnonry rrccived.

' g ‘"3 m 0"‘ FXP""‘, lhc Supply Secretary received l-frude l-o Edgar Rillhvan_ maid. out of the University of Miclli an and chairman of the dedication committee.

visitors. it rhea-nus a promise of hard‘ ‘km l" l" U"? 16mm"

rash (or ma fanm,“ “ha 1h...‘ The mcotint: closed by singing here. Barring unfoiesren events .1‘ m" 11311111. "City of Gnd. l-low 500d 51.0w 0g blcssmns ‘Wins “l Rrnati and Fair“. followed byl good fruit crop and last year's pink‘ l"'“5'°“~ Cmlwllil" 701V

and wime b10550.“ had turned‘ A delirious limrheon was served 1M0 559004300 ‘Norm of apples by by the hostess. and a social time

uullfs finished. It was decided to ltnvc a pantry sale at one of the local stores. The June meeting will be in the church, the presl~

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God will break their sword."

The Peacock is "Perfection", an achievement of nature. symbol of the "Perfection" of Sweet‘ (ups, created by tho modern magic of "Perfection . . . (heck/K

YES! Perfeclionulltack / is the "wntchfu

[ups from plantation to you . . . RESULT. (lgarofta perfection In freshness, in smoothness,

CIGARETTE!»

6% Roll call was o. by v eleven members. Minutes of March

meeting were read. approved and Q . signed. also minutes of a‘ special

checks, day in and day oul, ovary slap in the manufacture of Sweat

"The purnujorm in urhich tobacco can be smoked"

SWEET CAPORAL

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NORTH MILTON W. I. \

The regular monthly meetingl

of North Milton W. I., met, on Thursday evening. May 1st at the i home of Mrs Vernei- (Ii/lea. The Pfeslrlent. Mrs. Robert Carter pre- slrlvd and meeting opened singing "lInsli-lutc, Ode", Ffllcalln; Creed

by I followed in unison. responded

meeting read and with one small correction approved and signed. At the special meeting on April

play on in the hall as soon as possible with South Milton W.I.. omitting on a one act. play. with some specialties. After cn-nsidcr- able discussion Mrs. Earle Colcs and Mrs. Brenton Colcs were ap- Pninied to assist play committee. $1.00 was handed in for Canadian Ctmccr Society. The different vom- mitteos present had no reports.

Correspondence iticluded a let- lev of thanks from Canadian Red Cross Society for dottation. and one from Health Study Bureau. It. was derided that meetings start at. 8.30 for next three or four months.

Mrs. Bic Colca invited the members to meet gt her home for the next meeting, roll call in be answered by naming "What I would like to learn in ltnndlcrafh" and an axcliange of flower slips.

Lunch committee, Mrs. Ernest Crabbe. Miss Elsie Hooper, Mrs. Eric Cotes and Miss Margaret Cele; Meeting closed by singing the National Anthem. Lunch was served by the hoaten and a vary pleasant racial hour apent.

ll is u fitting nuluto plus

I eye" that

and in taste.

_j_-_._~_-_- TORTOISE SHOT El.

I The lower shell of the gopher tortoise projecta and ia und ll l iaovel in tunncllinl.

' world in

. may have ll5 “THY

22nd lt Was decided lo put drama '