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SUPPLY AREAS

R . . Truck Tickets On Ferries . ebuildlng

"gain. live coals. I,"'....?.. Dally muoti mt.

REDS MOVE UP FRESH TROOPS TO GUARD

Independents Hold Balance OF Power In Irelandilchinese 333'"

llltalin Recommendations Of Massey Commission Report

General Election Voting Results in Slalemile

Presses For Assurance To Maritime Potato Growers

current during the election."

lsmasheti Armies

TOKYO, June 2- (Sairurday) -

-fAPt-Fi-esh Chinese Communist

troops were moved up Friday into defence positiom guarding their rugged supply base area in North

1 l

Will Take or?" For S'side Today.

1": filo Be Made interchangeable pp .

OTTAWA. June 1 -- (Special: - Following negotiations of re- cent. weeks, J. Watson MacNI.ught. parliamentary assistant. to Fish-

Mr. ,p cries Minister Mayhew and Lib-

iiy HAROLD MORRISON control of radio and television. By FRASER WIGHTON orrawii. Juxe i1";t(EP9ClBn1dlin; Mcclm 5...... up .,.,.,s gm lrfaclglal-E1T;j8e isms ggvagce a-lgove em mmbe, ,0, p,,,,ce, a,,,,,,,,,,.,-

OTTAWA June 1 D (op) .. A The sweeping program of cult- DUBLIN, June 1-fR.euters)- iin E9931 to mgrftlgte rem-ecmlv campaign muerm waging by the mud ea in eep. MONTREAL, June 1 HIOP) ed mday that tickets for Dash

broad uplift of ciimidian culture. will development would "be guided Several Independents tonight held f; t n;,eder 81 Government his results of the election that fool: Reid Chm ' d, , l ; V,-Fen Vamp,-,6 M ,,,.C,..,,, 0, page .,, Wok, 0,. the wood 1,.1a...d..- and by R Canadian Council. Il1Doint- the balance of power in the Re- ll 9 '3 W35 APP”! 383-"

under Government auspices helped by the Federal Treasury. was urged today by the MBSBCY Commission on Arts.

It recommended Federal aid to universities and students, library and museum expansion, and help

ed by the Government but made up of private citizens.

The iecommendatlons would run ilito millions of dollars over an indefinite period. but the coni- mission did not estimate the cost

public of Ireland's dail as vote- counting in the country's general election ended in a stalemate. Seven lndependcnts can deter- mine whether Eamon De Valera will achieve his bid to get the

prepared to do for the potato- grower of the Maritimes, was made in the House of Commons this afternoon by W. Cheater S. McClure, Progressive Conserva- tive member for Queen's.

The matter was urgent, Mr.

place on April 26.” Island Share Small

The Queen's member complain-A

ed that of the 5300.000 allocated to assist the potato-growers

of.

into its reserve manpower to re-P build armies shot to pieces in the P

futile April and. May offensives.

Red casualties in the first were

estimated at more than 75,000. Heavy lled Losses

401 (City of Westmountl Squadron, R. C. A. F. (R). led by Wing Cmdr. J. W. Reid. D. F. 0.. will take off tomorrow for Summerside, P.E.I., where the unit will undergo two weeks of training at their ali-

'Caribou ferries and on the Bor-

dcn-Tormenitine car-ferries would - be interchangeable.

For some time past, tickets for passengers and passenger auto- mobiles have been interchange-I able on the two ferry systems.

. . . . Prince Edward Island and New: for the dmmi imd 9th” 5” Flamma F3115?”-'5 mi” P0W9l' 0” McClure said because farmers of 3 tk th 11 d P r - The U. S. Defence D rtme t. 1"” 5Umm91' Cami). The new interchangeable feature forms. The CBC would be put on Tlbled By Prim! Mink!" whether Premier John A. Costcl- Prince Edward Island are now wE:,?,:wn:t' get ave: aglmpoogtmrliafi est,-mated more than 1530 Rendp An advance party of eight for trucks was urged by Mr. a new financial basis and keep Prime Mmmer St Laurent iosvoid Cloailtltfzin Government will planning their potato-crop for he said, was 3 V9,). smn" mm 103555 11-01." midgmay ,0 the 30mg IS-larvard idalrlcraft alrgivgd irdi Macmwgm and just this week was ' 1 W” "W9 " 9 95- the P7959" 59330"- . compared to the extra 565,000,000 the period preceding and d- ' iummors 9 ask We” '. mun Efafllizefi ' E ts ihbunl the 200-000'W01'd WPO” "3 Three of the Independents are Mr. McClure said that in April, given 1,, wheatgmwers of the the Second Communist offenslfflierfg crews and administrative per- Instructions from the ape”. , Omlllg ven ""3 C0"""0"5 t0d33'vi01d the C0'"' known to oppose Costello. but Prior (0 the Prince Edward 18- prairie Provinces, When the two combined the 105565 in the two. 5011091 W111 f0110W W? J95 V13 -eve ; nlons it will be a "valuable guide their amtude to De Valera ,5 un, land provincial election. farmers amounts were compared, he iolri drwes we”; near. onegh If m l DC-.'is and North Stars. tconilniled on page 5 col. 5,: p - W mi-"T9 M-H0531 d9V9i0Pm9m" known. Political ailcgiance of the 0' "W PWVAME h3d P99" led P9 the House it was evident that -1 Led v - y a at "08"" S”"”eV 3”” R”” in its fields - arts letters and Lh , - believe that they would be paid H, ' ,- M d .0. "ma ”””'35e and KM” Hedi Ham Monday night, June am, - 0 er our is also open. ere was an un air a iu c combat smm,gL-n. ,

"Mail your Films to Garnhum Photo Studio. Charlottetown.

"FEi'mEl'l' Book your Clover Seeds now. Mcauigan Ks Boyle.

"Dance. Lorne Valley. Tuesday. June 5th.

I "See Kingston play in North mining appropriate policies for , ' ' lilm 1 d .. , means of refunding the capital ed by Trans-Canada Air Lines from Wiltshire Hall June am. such federal action as may be de- 9” 6' R9p"bh””5 2” 64' I r. i L3”! d slxlipgd ””eP5”fi';5' Cf?” icolistructlon over a three year per- one to two flights weekly tomorrow, mable in these Ixelds-It Independents 14. Con la 0 le artillery, aeiial ,st,.uCu,,,, nvm. 3 three yen; per- it. was announced today. Paris

"See Fort. Augustus

la -... , , , Mm, . Chat..- Political observers predict that 1 0 ””'"'baldm9"'i' and heroic -Winds by liod. The bonds were sold at ma, flights were inaugurated last April Vernon River liall Jullie yith. mgr: dfmtihevfxisglman coriltmission. vhf" "h'3',1113"”ll iflcei; June 13v D9 , i;"';adck””P5 5"” the Reds 7991' glntercst to la syndicate of Domin- 1. Dame men mtened "om 3 Housq sane” 35 aderg l'::tE1'u:) sugporters. 1 A nl-ud-caked Allied is k ilon Securities and Bell, Gouinlock 2- i.m h so melimme Ngnnm1"t;p?;,e' t BnButoi5hfe orgaloiiiazitie myllvillllremain ':"T W” Veiled W0 the Scnllthepaasi Vii) f(mN1ron3tlliI30a1b(Iil?clds)Torcnto ml YOU ET "Mixed seed. 707.. T of y. 70 T e repor pan e e way 0 s , ' p . . -0.- . . . t . Clover. 26 cents. Mcciuigan dz greater financial aid by the pub- "";”1l;9d1"':i”1 We D3-11gmB0i:'S- ' AOEEQXVA. Iglduinitzsterl -Gfgrlzltimr illlgneivifzfwiulice 1:Jt:)do1;il1tIii)l.r;uDFl5rIjl1l;ian- .Teiiders were asked lfor froml A W Y PER MAKE Boyle. lic. through the Federal Govern- P1” 3' 9; ers WEN: disappointed pgiigl mu re am Province could Eghis was at Yanll U at U1 firms as far west as Winnipeg on A TOR YOUR- mmh to learning. lmature' 3,-Q; tonight. ome observers were -In aty "ea H1 ricp of huh! em "ml of H ggh. Re eas.- the basis of interest rates at 4'1. tsp.”-, on MAKE ”Bonahaw tonight at 8.30. Wal- and glligd (191.13, culgu,-9. ghe mm- talikin-g of.the possibility of an- lave ro its bgulraldams mu, d ("M .1 use on eservoir qmd 4l,n;., The cny had only one lice Beery in "stand Up and mission observed. unnoi; be ob. other election this year. teiyiw iinl n ma "ice mmpeal an” 61:, tlgll es norcth of 38. ,rcply on the 4'? request, but..lt WAY-FoR OTHERS I Fight.” tamed cheaplyy 11 Cnnadigns Standing of the parties at dis- ;ll?(;n':K52 Vtfowu cenhla mum-i m as, tml elxzlged 9th-15'-100' 5313' lghe va- itvras refused as the purchase price K ' want a more generous and better solution twlth two seats vacant) hm M rents . p bb g p . min. t, ad met l(i.IEl'cd for the bonds was too low -..q,e --Sand, or 1..., ,n,,,,,'- was: . -l 35 1' 5” mil ”-53131190 ThlU15day- to be considered. There were sev-

Friday and Saturday. North Run-

science.

But he gave no indication of the prospects of putting the rec- ommendations into effect. saying Cabinet received the report only today and it had not been read by the Ministers.

The iecommendation. he add- ed. "will be of the greatest assist- ance to the Government in deter-

culturai fare. "we must pay for

it was a breakaway of Indepen- dents -from Costello's Government. which forced the elccllon.

Final Standing

Final standing of the parties in

the 147-seat. Dail was: Fianna Fail 69. Coalition supporters (Fine Gael

Conservatives 40, Labor 16, Farm-

Fiaen a Fail 66.

66 cents a bushel for their sur- plus potatoes. Of this, 22 cents was supposed to come from the starch factory, 22 cents from the Province and 22 cents from Ottawa.

"1 do not any that the Minis- ter of Agriculture put out that proposition. but it was quite

wards the eastern farmer on tho but of the Government and of the Department of Agriculture. Mr. ML-Ciurc asked the follow- ing questions for answer by Mr. Gardiner: 1. Was there or is there a pro-

(Continued on page 8 col. 4)

Provincial Treasury

During coniinucti

l

discussion on .1

Com-m-unvist. reinforcemen is pouring into ridge-line defences north of the 38th parallel,

the Chorlvon-Kumhwa Pyong- xang assembly and supply trian- gle in Central Korea.

It was from that massing area that hordes of Red infanitrymen were moved southward in the two

Aggressive United Nations pa.

in- . dicated a determination to hold5

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-Issue or sz5o.ooo City Bonds Floated

The City of Charlottetown yes- terday announced the floating of 8. new bond issue of 5250.000 as zi

.C'.'ai offers reported at the 4l.(t'7'o

. - . ' is 1951-52 estimates of cxpcndit-; no-- , t- . . . . llco. 8.30 pm. 3 tf Q meng of the pub. Coalition (Fine Gael 30, Rcpub- h , -i l to here "186 ma increasing ie- ,rlIiP. I . .:.g31 llcans 6. Labor 20. Farmers 5. ln- An lncreagg in the interest, um E?1”dh;f;Ovt;:Cig1;lllg0E:;fL1 slstance everywhere else along the City officials stated that the re- "Matinee Horse Races. stra.w- fcoutlnued, on pogo 16 col. 5) dependents 18). 79. rate on ham from private monts Hid ll; m Feaeml GWJ twisting front, except in the far ct-nt budget of Finance Minister berry Race Track. New Glasgow. . . , cmzens m we Provincial grlrfllrlninsllnow haveethe power to east-central sector. Abbott had seriously affected the Wednesday aftexnon, June 13th.

"Pownal Players present "Here Comes Charlie". Morell Hall. Wed- nesday. June om. Au.-iplces United 1'. P. U.

"Pnwnal Y. P. U. pl-esciits "Here comes charlie". Morcll Memorial Hall. Wednesday. June 6th. 8.30 P. M.

"We shall be receiving hogs and other livestock as usual Mon- dill. June 4th. Canada Packers Ltd

"There will be I meeting of the New Haven Liberal Poll Com- nilttee at Neil MacKinnon's on June 5th.

"Dance in St. Peter's Legion Hall every Monday night from 9.30 to 1. George Clllppelle and his Merry Islanders. Admission soc.

"Reserve Tuesday, June 12. to see North Wiltshire present their 3-act comedy "Meet Uncle Sally" in North Milton hall.

"See North Wilfshire Players Present their 8-act comedy "Meet Uncle Sally" in Wlicatlcy River hall, Tuesday, June 5th.

"Come to Hunter River hall Wednesday, June a. and see North Wlltshire present their 3-act com- fdy "Meet Uncle Sally." Sponsored by Hunter River L. 0.3. A.

"Ct-tmrqencing June 1th. our Itore wll remain open Monday and Friday evenings only. Close Saturday at noon. ll. 3. McLeod st 5011:. Vernon River.

"Soc Hazeibrook B. Y. P. U. present two one-act. plays and var- Wu! specialties in Cherry Valley HI". Thursday. June 7th. sponsor- "1 by Cherry Valley Y. P. U.

'i-Sc" Deacon Dubbs presented - STVGH Mlle Bay Players in st. Peters Bay Holy Name Hall. Tues- day. June 5th. starting It ass P.M. Admission soc and 25c.

ea

l Enjoy I night of Song and seollzhter in St. Mary's Parim I-fall, rhuril. on Wednesday. June 6th. B e 1951 edition of st. Dumtanta

Iiillca "Merry Minstrels". Cur- .Iin It 3 P. M. Admission 50 cents.

.”Burinc plan. all kinds and '”"- Poultry and cattle. also number of young boon; good lygouw. heavy IIOIII or mare. not u"'lhIn 1400 Item. wanted Monday N rederlcton. Buying young pigs "If?! 9 -m.. Broolrfisld; 10. nowv 1 NIL. York: 2. Bedford; 3- . FTPICIHIOZ 3. Mi. Sfawart: 5 ort Augustus; 4, Watervalez wed ernon River: 5.30, Pownal:

afldiy 0 I.m.. New Glasgow: com ifFu0Y River: 11. I-IolmaI' Mm':'- 0m. New Haven; 1.30. "M, ;''v 3. Dosablo: no. Crap- hnv, - Kenya Crolll Iao. xiii- ' 9 lzmvr-1:1: 6. ggftonl: afao.

- nc- bar or &'gl1II over so lbs. mu: will Y llnlglltr open. ,1.(.oud.-..lor-

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The l)l'0gi'am fnr Charlotte- town's Festive Week was drawn up in detail last evening It I meeting of the Central Planning Committee, presided over by Brig. W. W. Reid, Festival Chairman.

Although a few particulars are still to be checked. line-up of entertaimnent for the week of July 1 to 7 is scheduled at the present time as follows:

Sunday:-Special Dominion Day Services at all churches; Open air service at 8.30 p.m.. in Victoria Park with massed band and chair in attendance. The festivities will be officially opened after the service by Liout. Governor T. W. L. Prowse. Band concert after the ceremony.

DetaiIs0fProgramFor Chitown Festive Week

Monday: -- l-0 a.m.-.icn mile bicycle race: 11 a.m. - first judg- ing in P.E.l. Queen contest; 1

pm. - parade of services; (in- cluding four pipe bands. six brass bands and cadet bugle band). Jet Squadron is expected to fly over parade. 2.80 lp.nl.-lnvita- tlon athletic meet. 6 p.m. - Six mile road race. 7 pm. A Dinner for athletes and officials. Band concerts. 9 pm. - Street dancing.

Tuesday:-3.30 a.ln. Inter-aeiu vice rifle meet. 11 a.m. - P.E.I. Queen contest judging continues. 2 p.m. - Monster float parade. 4 pm. Sel'viccs' athletic meet. '1 pm. - Band concerts. 8.15 p.m. -Fimt night of Little Theatre's

icontinued on page 5 col. 5)

General Price Increase

In Newsprin

'1'ORON'l1.'). June 1 --(OP) - Two major Canadian newsprint companies today anounced in- creases in the price of newsprint, effective July 1.

Abitibi Power and Paper C0,, Ltd., big Eastern Canada produc- er, said the increase will be slo I ton. Powell River Co.. Ltd., major weat coast producer, said it has not yet decided on the amount, but its prsaident, Harold s. Foley, nidlio considered 810 I ton "I very modest advance." He added:

"Price of newsprint is not in proper relationship with any wood

"see Hope River players pre- sent their play. "The Campbell: Are Cominc". in Stanley Bridge Hall. Tuesday, June lltii.

0

"Dancing every Tuesday and saturd night, Islanders Country Club, Travellers Rut. Music by New Haven Orchestra.

"Kingston Y. P. U. will present their 3-act. comedy "A Pair of country Kida" in Cavendish I-fall. June the 3th.

"North Tryon Woman's Insti- tute sponsor the shut Gain Ama- teur Cavalcade. Juno nth. 8 o'clock. Tryon lIptiIt Hall. Lunches l0ld.

t Indicated

or pulp product on this coast."

There were ltitlirations that other companies will siiorily an- nounce iiicreasos.

Abltibi's decision will make the price of its newsprint. New York base, sills United States currency; with a Canadian base of 3112.

Actually. Canadian newspapers wil pay about 3122 I ton, when the Federal Government's 10 per cent llalea tax is added. The Can- adian price includes about 010 freight charges, with some variat-

- Canadian currency.

ions. and sales tax doesn't apply on that portion. Abitlbi produces about 700.0(1)

ton: and Powell River about 300.- 000 tons of Canada's 5.100.000-ton production. Assuming that the customary 89 per cent. or 4.770.000 tons goes to the United states, I general increase at the Abitibi rate would cost: American publish- ers u7.'i'50.000 additional yearly. Canadian consumers will use about 800.000 tons this year, and the increase will coat them In ad- ditional &'!.000.000.

The new rate, if it becomes general, would Iurpau the prev- ious high of 8112.60. New York ban. in 1920. At that time, how- ever, there were lnatancu of 8130 Ind even of higher prices on lvhft are known II "spot" Ialea.

- i Monday being observed as the King's- Birthday uld a public holiday, the next issue of The Guardian will be Tues- day. June 5.

, the price dropped in the mid-30: to in con- tracts. with some prices lower than that.

oppoaltlon In The U. 3.

Reaction from across the bor- der came from senator Edwin C. Johnson. P at of Colorado. who urged Michael V. Disalle, United states price administrator. to resist "with everything we

,P.LV"' Q5 '19! i-'.lS',9E!'-

Ti-easury was announced yes- terday following a meeting of the Executive Council.

Effective July 1 next. inter- est on loans on deposit from individuals to the Provincial Treasurer will be increased from 2 1-2 per cent to 3 per cent. The matter was approv- ed by the Council.

Enemy Casualties In Korea Poss Million

WASHINGTON. June 1-f AP)- Total enemy casualties in Korea through May 30 reached 1,133,410, the U, s, Defence Department estimated today.

This represents an increase of 108,006 since May 23.

The total is made up of 082.238 battle casualties. 1-38.880 non- bat- tle losses and 149.417 prisoners of war through May 16.

Comparative totals for all of the United Nations forces in Korea are not available. The last Defence Department figures for U. S. bat- tle caaualties through May 25 totalled 87,427.

News I; Brief

MONTREAL. June 1 - (CPt-- The Progressive Conservative Party's Quebec section today un- animously voted down a sugges- tion to change the party's name to Democratic Party.

0'I'l'AWA, June 1 - (CP) Agriculture Minister Gardiner said today he plans to leave Sun- day for Newfoundland and to spend three or four days there.

NEW YORK. June 1 - (AP) - June busted out with In 87.1 degree temperatzure in New York City today. second win-meat day of the year. it was 87.4 degrees May 10. T

MOSCOW. June 1-(AP)- sov- iet. newapapoia displayed promin- ently today the news of the West's proposal for I big Four Foreign Mlnistei-a' conference but IIVG no indication the Russians will agree to go to Washington July m.

Blf.i!'A8'I'. June 1-(Reultw) - Cheering crowds lined IIily-decor- Ited streets for eight hours today as Queen Elizabeth and Princess Margaret toured the city in In op- en car It the start of their four- day visit to Northern Ireland.

SAIGON, Indo-China, June 1- flteuters) Vietminh Rebels, 40.000 strong. today renewed at- tacks in the southwest of tho l'i-oneh-held Tonkin delta in Northern Indo-Chino, I French army communique announced. The attacks followed I dIy'.I lull in I five-day battle to break through French defmcea in the delta. ' -w-- '

control prices.

The Agriculture Deparimcnt llarlg butler in storage until the week. mmgng ;.ea...;9,. communm, Mig-

of March 24, he said.

Opposition Heavier

Chinese artilleiy fire was be-

. 15 jet. fighter forays were becom-

"While we had buttrr the price” mg bolder.

rcmained at 62 10 gitcenmd . A flight of four U.S. F-86 Sabre :25: t:Ellt3te:30gf;lcel'; 114” mm In Jets destroyed two Russian-built , - . .

the country. neverthnless. in stor- age-the price went up as high as 84 cents." I

He spoke after 1.. E. Cardiff (PC--Huron Northlasked the rea- son for the increase, in butter. lie also wanted to know why the price of margarine had been boosted. -

"In the years preceding this yaar," said Mr. Gardiner. "the men who now are being accused of having taken too much for butter always had the rlilht W charge more for butter. in the wintertime than they paid for it. ir. the summer. .

"When I committee of H115 House investigated the matter a few years ago. it was admitted by those who now are helm; 30911590 of having taken too much for but- ter and margarine, that they did have a margin of profit of about 12 cents a pound on butter. I have not any doubt that for the short period of two or three weeks this spring these people had it liltlrgln which gave them a coilsiderable profit."

Authority With Provinces

Tile Federal Government was asked wily it did not do sonicthinz about it.

lie continued:

"The real answer to that lsfhat the authority is with tho Prov- ince. During that period any one Province in which llllttcr was stored could have controlled fhe butter. This Gtvvcrnlncllt. has no control over prices in flint solise except during wartime."

Mr. Gardiner sllzftestcd that all milk production should be pooled so that all producers would receive the same price. Mr. Gardiner said this also came under provincial control.

The mlnlsinr dlsclnscd that thn