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Alberton War. Bride‘ Arrives At iialliax

EALIFAX, Moy fl-Jrhe Ind! ‘Gang-m carrying 353 SGDQXIGC! of Canadian servicemen. will d here Friday. military authorities announced todfl-Y-

War brides aboard irwludo 0n from Prince Edward Island. Mrs. Joan Peggy Campbell. whose bus- band is Pte. l‘, O. Ollflfliibell. Al- berton.

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5-13 , N. 8.. May M»- Thenrth annual conference ofthe Mhritlnle branch or the oaaadisn Postrnasters Association will be held here June 3 and 4. The Do- mymon president, Donald Taylor. vo 1 , Alta. and Drxnlnion roomy-treasurer. C. D. Griflit . Estevan. Basic. are expected to at-

e. .w.1vrkel.maov.u ismpreédcnt gar the Maritige branch.

Coming Events

"Movies It Victoria tonight.

"Dance t Parkdsle Hall, Thurs- day, May 23rd. - 5-23-11-

"Daooe, Orwell Cove Hall. Fri- day, Mav 24th. Good music. 5-22-2i.

"Dance, Crapaud l-fall, l-‘rldaly May 24th, Crapaud W. I. 5-23- .

"Hear Milton Players present Iheir play at Kingston, June

8t. Patrick's School May M. I1 not fine 5-23-11.

"Dance in, Lot m, Hrlday. Monday night.

"Our Stores will be closed all day. Msy 24th. Mrs. Jessie Johns- ton, B, c. Wood. Crspaud. 5-23-11.

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"Come to Dance and Ice Cream gem. New London School, Prldezy. ay 24th. 5-18- .

"Reserve Saturday, June 1. for Pen Sale at Holmnnls Store in Lid Basilica Altar Society} 2H1

"Sea South Wlnsloe variety concert ct Brookiield Hail. Wed- ge?” night, Mary 20. at 8:55 D.

"Wlltabire Y, P. U. present their three sot ‘play "Dora. Dean" in Wlltshire al,

Rid M 24th. ‘y’ w. s23- “Notice — Beg

inning this store will close every dav at noon un-til furthe G. C. Green.

"To arrive. another oar choice double‘ re-cleaned Alberta oats, S2‘ per cwt. oo. M Guigan and Boyle. B-lfl-Bi

"Corran Bah Players esant

ti!‘ their 3 Act Comedy Drama, Corren Ban Friday, May 20h. 5-21-3i.

"Dame, Pownal Garage Hall. Mav 24th. Millview Orchestra. S2pon- sored by Pownal Troop. 5- 2-11

"Cuvemiidi Y. P. U. will present one act plays in New Glgmv Hall. Thursday, May 23rd at B. . 6-23-1i,

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, ‘ “ i" I CTBW B8 V" ‘l1 ‘ i. Nomination of Ma]. Gan. C. B. ___- "See Fredericton Player re ont b6 t moods. idnlnht h “l ~. .

"Load Hogs at Peskee st» "rm Poor Married l/famfsir? vl/ln- HALIFAX, May az-(om-rbr Lmfgbed a “Yul? 8pm,.“ :1“: “on... 5:55;‘ l§§§§f°§';,dwi;lv3_w§.'§f§ef§ lion each. hursday for Davis d: sloe Hall, Wednesday, Mav 22nd. little Diana Williams, 19 and ad- “mo; p, @911 bed in the crew's or gock 151mg, Q...“ and qmgwa, Fraser Ltd Merlin Devlne. 5-1620-23-31. vamp-ream“, g moon-mu, gpgwg- quarters and “out coma a body" for the job o, premmt Elccflons

Pwlmrl" l‘ n I ——- 1 yvly ocean trio thlt ltflflfll I15 Oflicials said at. least one other will take lace tomorrow:

.. Ho" “ M“ mist‘, 150,3: sgllroloelty u’ £5.21‘; ‘Just a 1:; mleest goat fitswmu person-the one who mtumleu her shéalfx Vnikcz“ o." Calgaryg first ‘n40 ‘u ‘h ma” dlruuon o! Duke Nahum 00d}! Wh DC III aboard-must have known 0f 1'10!‘ ex fl commissioned officer to be "u", L“ 81W _ M” flu“. Yo“ Ham Ffldly‘ M“ 24m L: lovgrnLeld’ $180 ‘was kotnar straikht prasaaélcewnbefofihthat but Diana i?’ iréraeigzrtesgdtetanrt,Quart/hangers hie 17' "3'!’ l u ___ 5434141 Dim‘; nahomanived here yester- were)!” mlfifim 1:5.- Qgmy um, ha: 3. Active mergbcnrsigp fienécd m-

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" ter luver Stores cloud all ,|. . ' ' ' on .en . to Canada. -. " was to l minnow» - '°“ ° ' "°°“"“°“ "l" "l" gills!- MI! W11 "I! ‘W! m “m. ——- "n" m‘ "m" “h” W“ "l" MM!!! -.owesl to octave. 131,-, iiilhcth ellllltlldeggvfrelgrnctgslggeiernl Wednesday at noon therealtgr-nn "Collecting u ror Davunspld w“ m m“ mm l" W» t ‘h’ "MW" " "n the oommiiin executives counzllml

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(By d'Aroy O'Donnell)

OITAWA, May fl-tflPl-John Dlefenbaker Progressive Caesar- vative member for Lake Centre in Saskatchewan. today told the "om- rnons that his rty was advocat- ing the remova of price ceilings 0h farm products as a means of

vidlng the incentive necessary o encourage increased food pro- duction.

“The only removal of the ceil- ing that we advocate la the re- moval of the ceiling on farm pro- ducts insofar n it impedes pro- duction." sald Mr. Diaienbaker. “Decontroi should only take place in other respects when the neces- sary supplies are available to as- sure a fair distribution.”

He spoke during continued de- bate on Progressive Conservative and C. 0. F. motions celllngfor a vote of non-confidence Government because of the way it has handled the price stsblli-zetion

policy.

William Bryce (COPE-Selkirk). first to speak the resumed rlcea debate, said anyone fron a arming community urging the abolition of price ceilings now “must not be in his right mind." He did not agree with Progressive Conservatives that price ceiings should be removed but he did not like to see the Government advo- cate rice control on the one hand and eatroy it on the other.

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Id union and management representatives fall to reach an agree- maul, J. Monroe Johnson, seated, Director of the Office of Defense Transportation, and Charles H. Buford, Federal manager of the gov-

‘ :5‘ d railroads, will have a nation-vride headach _ Here they receive good news in Washington that the threatened rail-way strike has been postponed live days. Last night a presidential proposal for a. wage increase of 16% cents an hour to settle the railroad dispute was felporied by A. F. Wihitney, head of the Tmimmerrs Brotherhoqdhwhfl called lt “unfavorable? The strike ls scheduled to start this afternoon.

Commons To Sit 0n Victoria Day

l‘ l Guilty 0f Murder

alt as usual Victoria Day. May 24. deliver an hour-long, impassioned

Noting that some members had

tasked iaat week whether the

House would sit. Mr. Ilsley said

the Cabinet had considered the

matter and decided that the House PICTOU. NS. May 22 - (c?) _. plea for a manslaughter verdict at John Beverley Thovmpsorl IS-year- mm. declarlns old Westville. N 5.. hsnt rea- mnn, was found guilty today by a Supreme Court jury of the murder of Al Keay, 61-year-old mer-

would meet as usual. onzo chant at Stellalriou, NS. Feb. ll. its verdict

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by. 1948. at l5 and v the anny before joining the merchant "‘ T“

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program of legislation cheat: of it Jury with a reoommen ation for mercy.

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First Espionage Case In Ontario Supreme Court

Sentence Will Be Passed May Si, Judge Besides.

OTTAWA, May I -—(OP)—Ed- ward Mezerall. 30. National Re- search Council engineer. was today convicted on a charge of conspir- a . CThe jury returned its verdict to Chief Justice J. C. McRucr after deliberating for three hours and i5 minutes. The case went to the jury shortly after noon today in the ninth day of the first of the espionage cases to reach tho Jn- tario Supreme Court.

Chief Justice McRue-r said he did not propose easing sentence until May 31. pro ding he -ould he in Ottawa on that date.

Maurie-ll. 30. a native of Freder- ictcm, N. 28., took the decision calmly. He lefit the oourt room in the custody of sheriffs oflicers with his wife clinging to his arm. coat pocket protruded two large pwkaaes of clgarets.

Ln- settlnz the tentative date of

of

to submit a memorandum. dealing wl-th Maze:- elia background and previous character.

After his charge Mr. Htghos ob- leoted to some points and the Jury was recalled briefly while chief Justice MoRuer read further ex- tracts mm the evidence Mazerail lmd given the Royal Commission on espionage. Mr. Hughes also rederred. after the jury had re. tired. to bioction the Chief Jus- tice had taken at an early stage of the trial to men-thee of’ the iurv beinl! wnroached on behalf

"of newwaper d been "Mild-- e ‘Iiuwsbout the trial bdazersifs

end wife ed seats to- County roogn followed evidence and argnurvent in- tently. Today they were excluded from the court during elm-rte when . minutes alter the court had been closed. Mrs. Mseerall, wife of the accused. broke down momentarily.

a d i-t id h “he honkvao; not e just to take Mr. Justice Eli. Graham ordered Thompson to be lurouglht before him A.D.T. trauiorrow for

New Drug May Be Effective Against TB

was tales-tori as a. main while still a child. Mall. Madden-l said. M tleo aha u. u. h l sen noe e you . w o yea- terdsy was quoted in Owwn evid- they once as saying the slaying had been a "silly notion" was lead away to wheelie. He was pale-faced but qu .

A hush fell over the crowded courtroom. sitting in night session to complete the , as the ury filed in. But there were gasps w en . the vgdicéarof "guilty; was grmo gfy |g5¢ar¢h 13d wd. Ilflilflll . DCiBd W] B. N - eulljrtmwjq; A, Jimnfqmd 31452 gamzdatlm mercy be shown in n _ .

m, _ o B“ or U“ V“ courtroom had heard

sen Eaa-ler, the defence i Maj. James Madden

hard. he Bowel, bewtgirlfl; ught to murder, kill and 1i. the seraman during the said in a statememtdrt- the Grown that he had shot the 586d 0 a a ag We?“ ltehrowing b of poilstoee‘ at iuni.

nnmorr. May 22 _- (AP! __ ' Elwlyliin. a new extract recovered from dust cirltums in the air. " re- vunte entirely, or definitely 11b- growth certain h

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"Loading hogs at 550M125 for

Davisdzrraser Ltd. each Tuesday. For truck pickup service from farm

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repeated demands that there )9 no return to the depression conditions of the thirties, the Canadian Leg- ion's national directed its rehabilitation commit- tee to put more force into a report which already called for "a de- clsive - from the Government in solving unemployment. Pro . C

vcrsity professor from Wolfville, N. S. told the 11th biennial con- vention he sew little “hope sf e satisfactory r ing time avaleble. The four-day convention ends tomorrow.

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in the Commons he had author- ized no statomierlt to the iflect that he plans to retire shortly andebgcetum to his law practice Ln

l-le was commenting on a. re- port oarried by the CsnadlenI-‘rm which quoted him as saying in an interview he planned to retire soon and return to the law prac- tice he left in Quebec to accept the Justice Department portrolio for the period o! the war.

He eeid he had given no inter- view to the Canadian Press i-Ie had had s. conversation with "e newspopennan" who sought com- rnent on a Canadian Press reoort which said spectrietion among back-bench Liberals was to the effect that Prime Minister Meo- kenzie King would resign within a vear. wlwint Mr. St. Laurent to silenced him. and continue to sit as Liberal rn ‘ for Glengarry.

News Briefs

CHICAGO. May M — (AP)- Horse slaughtering in 104C; it was estimated at the Chicago yards today. will reach an all- time high, with more than 150.000 horses going on the butcher block for human consumption, more than double last year's total of 77.887. In 1940 packers under fed- eral inspection slaughtered 18,760

MONTREAL. May fl-(APL-A. T. Whelan, organizer for the In- ternational Brewery Workers o! America, local 301, (T.L.C.C.). an- nounced today that the éti-day-old strike called by the Union in four iants here of National Breweries imited has been "legally over" effective Thursday night.

IUNDQN. Ml)‘ D- (Reuters)- The Soviet. Polish and Yugoslav Govercrlrmehrlts stl-ll have not an- frmigtiorl tea ‘taaxligghargirielmlciagri’: victory rade Jiine 8, 1t wgg learned ere today.

President Truman todz-silzgd legislation designed to minimum“;

private wnst/ruction of 2,700,000 new homes within the next two l/eafl. Housing Administrator Wil- 5011 W- Wyutt said "this thmwe the veterans‘ housing program into hllrh Rear."

OTTAWA. May IZ-(ClH-The Shins’ stores administration now may have priority orllv in obtain. 1M foods, paints and oils, soap and cotton goods, tho prim Board announced today. Previous- ly. all ship-B’ stores were given onorlty.

v (YITAWA. Msv fi-(CPF-Steei W610i Dfoduction in Canada in April ‘was 239,636 net tons com- pared with 240,56! the preceding

"will-ll Mid $0.144 in . i046, ltlgorlaolrdlirtgiéagryliureau of Statistics --__._._____

Substitute Stomach

Operations Successful

BOSTON. May 22—tAP> ~ Dr. Frank H. Lahcy. director of the widely-known Lshcy Clinic. lodny reported 89 successful operations in which the patients’ stmnu-hs were removed. In an address. l" said the gastroctomies were Jone to remove cancerous or other rrowthl. A “substitute stomach" s provided through a loop in the intestines.

To Continue French ‘Language Courses

QUEBEC. May 22-(0?) -- The ermanent Committee of French urvlvai in America will offer four scholarships to students attending sun-‘ner classes at Laval Univer- sity. it was decided today by the committee's executive.

It was likewise decided to con- tinue French language courses in ce Edward Island. These courses were started in i938 in collaboration with the Professors’ Alliance of Mbntnal.

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IDS AflfiflaB. May 294A?)- Oartooniat William Mauldln. known for his grim ink portrayals life. was granted a divorce a Jean Mauldln today

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Eighteen young men will receive their Bachelor of

Seven of the graduates are from the Province ot Quebec; the re- moinlng eleven are natives of this Provime.

In addition. six others will re- ceive their Bachelor o! Science degrees this afternoon. All unnat-

Commencement 3 o’cl0c

The exercises begin at ll. oilovring is the list oi gradu- ates and the honour and Dose lists of.’ both College and i-Iish School. Bachelor ed Aria Iranols igveirett Cameron. Wei- ,P. . . lmcis John; ICorcoren. 581d- man ortefriomsrvlus no. u‘ Decry. st. stanlaiatu. r. £4 Gelamt. Aibrenfa Vil- lage, P. .1. James Robert Kelly. Oh-arlottt- town, P111. 4 Allan Joseph MaoAdnm. Morell PJLI. Joiané Josogl’; MacDonald. Mount Stew .P. . . Thomas Marshall Mid-ell“ (megna cum laude), Grand River. P. E I.

Gratlen Marquis, Matane. P. Q.

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Bernard Louis Parent. Mai-MIC. P. .

foseoh Per-hand Pellietier, Per- ent. P-Q-

Sarasin, Thine Howard James Shea‘. 118111811. P- "qkm ‘Thomas Smith, Kinkore. my" m" “t Pynvarrtefmurloa smith. Kirlkore.

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Jmwg Josqph Ivan Former. Charlottetown. P. E. I. rd Jerome ‘Gilli-s. lfldllm River. 3.11.1. _ Edward Joseph Leuitblln (Cum laude). Sharia-coke. P-E- 1- Donald Joseph MaoDonaldJfirar- lottetovnl. P. E. I- John Hubert Ofianley (metwl cum laude). St. Peter's. P-E-I- Francis Joseph OKeeft. 6W1!" Brave. P. E. I.

COLLEGE IIONOI, AND PASS LIST

‘like Honor List contains in or- der 0.1 merit the houses od etu- dents who have made B. minimum or 80% in the course named and a minimum avmse of 60%: i119 Pass List contains in order of merit the names of those ‘who have made a minimum of 50% ll‘- the course named and a minimum average of 00%

Religion 1 .

Honors: E. Hemphill. M. 031166. J, Calms, C, Sinnott.

Passed: A. Flynn, E. Trainer. C. Roche. L. McNeely. P. Hessian, l". Macxinnon. J. Bradley. C- R0011‘ 9y, J. Daizlel, R. Arbini. A- Mac‘ llcilan E. Graham. K. KeefmChor- les MacDonald. M. M/BBPhW- A- McCloskey, W_ Ledwell. G- Givin- L. A. MacDonald, E. Murnatthsn. J, Gavin, Claire MacDonald, R. Doriey, A. Farmer, J. S, MacDon- aid, s. Power. A. some. K- HOW- iett, R. Lodweil. P. Sullivan. l... Atkins, o. Mullln, John Macinnis.

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m: D. Burge. E. Edith.

z J Donahue. lldannlch- col. P. Hnunmlll. Justin MacDon- ald. l... A. MacDonald. J. Joseph MacDonald. A. Noonan, E. Mac- Neill. P. Pendcrgut. R. 36111198‘ perv. E. Gallant, C. Solomon. R. Bowiet. W. Murphy. R. Reid. E. Steele, L. OODOOPBII. r‘, Hewlett. R Blacouiero. P. Kelly. R. MacDon- gall, R. Grant.

Religion 4

llonnra: T. MICIfil-lfl-Il. l". Bol- gar, F_ O’Kee(e, E. loughlln.

Passed: M. Power. C- HOllB-nll- H. Shea. R. Gallant P. Maclnnis. C. MllcAilley. L. A. MaoAulay. J. J. MloDonaldJ-l. F. MlsoAulay, Domld MacDonald. I‘ Oorconn. R. Phela-n, 0. Smith. E Gillie. l". Costello J. E. Grew. I. Farmer, H. Dunohv B. Macmill- ul], C. Shea, J. Smith, D. Gillie. J. McKenna.

English l

Honors: J. Cairns. C. qnnotli. OlShea.

Passed: Oharlea MacDonald. A. Flynn, E. ‘n-ainor. C. Roche. J. S. MacDonald. C. Rooney. P. Hes- alon. Claire MacDonald. L- N11- NeeLv. M, MaoPhae. R. Albina. I. Inhaan. A. McCloskey. E. Mum- agihan. P. Maeltinnon. A. surge. 0. Gavin. K. Hewlett. Atkins.

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