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i‘ i - _ Started io embrace I eslierdd A . 3Eh“‘2.?ahr’.l“' mcpjlnfiflldlrfg BY Gen_ Crerar's Men. llor herd was on his shoulder ~ y gal" Mrloyuitlleelto Jgwyg Lrlllaelllevlllfi , “s; MUN“ “r l lier cheek against his Ingram‘ . , em ii Hoduce e o. ml”- l, l, ,,, p,“ (cm m» wrr Corree- m, ylllfeflglhllowlzbvththe en- she whispered,‘ Darling r 88 Their Dlticntxwateh l r tcehorse.‘ r Wlldlllll) adian Army in the Reiehswrerldcv-zrals mlyllw "wsxmr - ._ Because o er tin _‘— ‘ . V llllfll ,. solsermbut top-year ofgaineaze WE 1ST CANADIAN uéglltlgh forces had to b TrIuQbOLGATES. 1.1M; scheduled une . city or, 1mm l, . _ Klllfl stable. may regain full ARMY 1N GERMANY. Feb. 21- sembied at th r‘ ° "' ' Hockey Lea e to es blade at the mr m. Victoria 1535mm cihb’ , wit. no was slowly going blind ‘if!’ dlfobloi —,P1=ollll1s the m the line. Mrritfirlghetrhe fir?’ Sm" cmm’ fllflllllliilloflfifill. ‘flhl gflhw; $3539.: "gr" class Ice brollranlmc’ "m" u“ ressumuurrxman gm?‘ 10l- u “gm ‘Whlhlflfi wghmthznbiggest iioilrihclrxbir mm m“ "mmd m“ 1111i 0 ' - '- " efnd n _ _'l n e - , , it'd. a an. s. on Tuesday niaht. the ohlllv wind til’. é‘.‘-.’....",,,,,,, llgliuaamorier (r- - m, l, wiuuus neunix were called in by nu rrifhly, Army Headquarters has yet un- fgiiltgeaahedd :i1e?nr¥’vaesmgn?a]3yr ‘"1" verbatim-gigs" iacklinirmtle Navy glued gin! lime an a] 500M 5116.8... t. ....-.... ' “awn; her” ---6;’.I;a.2bl2! at)?! ANDEISON begin?“ m 2000 gfgflltllecn all‘? lltkecngfleeetzllgn m: niBht to prevent the enema)" Bet): ‘M. ‘o r famine. gal-old l... . J’ m N IIODIAK Gul . - o er . mm l o ting any him a powerful blow w“ Johnny Hummus. squad. . ° h" nzmui um. who“? mamfinnl. e Gamcffl? Whlltgaxllzpaivgxsislboth British and fish”? ;';,,3;;;g"ohw "m" "lo "1- possesslon of second place in th HEAT ANGEL ales, developed the ailment dfter- Canadian troops 1n the composite ‘ rtandings. gumed gnu, l,l_ army which fought the battles. it

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denni ly out of a playoff spot the making the right. QQfl/lgegb] upon which the offensive struck 1 "t- Navy nevertheless are ex c MQNTAQU]; .. 551-, u; enough to see. e gllrough the Reichwald and turn- Efiflfidwflfih tohle Blleady weigh‘ °l auras: Wrlteairngmiiflhfofsvfsoyvgh‘ o all out $011181“ in A" ll“ Bolsena has been transferred south between the Rhine and m” vehh-‘les I¢lldillolCl>1l:;io‘!.ll4Nai_-il' Dot attempt to Class A Trot l) . P. M. ll, m,‘ “mom; gmd at Gflllng- the DQ112151!‘ giglzlgidhgllieloroggik illlg stills, en- m H. _\\'i|1h_eCoiaic'a ad 5n gm ‘bum . A v _ g5‘ ur p ynuriinloiaur inuur var \ in! Coiléfllflllfllnto ‘cam _ _ bellig he 1133.. oomfogtxyandlugiliiielt las Amiggnc. c1§§§di§§r"§r”'§rrmw§r Br?’- sm“ dun” “m” °h ‘he ‘at?! M mmml Rcm'mw"m'°:k , “mm Addie Bllunng <__) ‘a 3, - mo: prolonged medical treatment correspondent with the m Can- l y‘ ‘¥°“°"‘ m“ "M14118 - Tuesday nights Same was one of and "Y h oon each The mm no,“ 55H“ by ' said Darling. adlan Army. disclosed that Brig, °°5°1Y with movcmait. traffic lcmirnsnrnlryl l the fastest and at the same time l“ chuavagifi ‘Vlullillllllntilylelhlgifllcials C. Willis, Covehead. m ————— C. C. Mann of Toron is Gen. gillllltlgolla tr ommolilatroll and sup- cuwn" all“; ‘an. “mi l lb o“ l“ d t 811a- - _ e government ban on any Crerar's chief of staff. cl l l “us”?! Se” ‘m5 °l m’ GlVIS You SKIN-LEVEL SNAVII , ..... ..:"':....l::- "~- P-o . . this... rififirlfirrihiflrl%..é£l1“1...“r%l‘§ Stififiiil Ethel-mill” villi 15%;‘? 2'2; B e Ho! (uexorma) _ ___l 1 3 allow French horses to race here as senior oii r5. i givrallqe ' tho troops into the concentration 1 lalbbln unis ‘ h” F" A" "i3 N’ Boo (L- Kelly) .' ..ssi 1n the comma sea-son. Roberts Dieppe comanander’ anréi m“ ‘o1’ "lo new D-dov-Feb- B- M“? ‘2."r'§..“§..".‘"er,‘.'5r';‘ displaYedl w Ma ha“ (cuwunoml l: prim“; 351mm,; I All rum “mt-ll m" “ll-f lol_ watched llle operallom from’ Gen It was a tremendous undertak- liurlr-llabbgiurcuilinll ' 22.8 Bsllllme brand o‘ gob: 594ml 0mm“ magnum”: a 3 (Mcwlnlallllxlg llblllylillvllleds ab; limiter-so glalhegzd from t: recent Robert; destroyer. For his work lillls. Whlle lit was coins on. hose cal lu,‘ "l-"j. “ii f“ £21“? ‘mile’ “m” Almoelltvolhlltlhgcgfihrfttehov?“ h’ "he °“‘~"‘°- °“““°“°‘°““- or" owl-or who ililzeissgonm hi. ti‘: rv§§cr%’$§“$§“’§§.s§3.>'°'“ weiimbrrirt igrervsndanrrqrerfihThfilrhrhq 1?.;'_.-E7..'t.:'..l.'.“.f.".i.fil.é m 0W8“ * e m a.‘ “mm” ' _ l. filghéstlon among others with Eng- The lnlllal phase_lhe lul-lllng lotions were being prepared in for- wvvrylirlrl Yourrnor r “e” e a . _ our a Trot Th‘ “hololl- nadir-ax. Feb. as-(crl-srott B “Mflllhlollllfl- of the northern end of the Sleg- Word orooo- 13111111111: was always floniffhflggggm‘ ‘ o. All s“! mo Lust e First (lklwards) .. .1 11 sun" mum Weeks chestnut Walter Brown will - “an” mush" w" l 1'1"?!“ fried Line-was so successful and "P t° and "when"? 11119511 0f l You rot {mu dun, ~i mp Monday “mm ‘low-fl: 21f; Jvirtumlm .2 a 2 Judge-Io. mardrlrr animosity. 1t fsggiratlorat itrgethfiuhgihnglisvligg M; 12x13‘ lflfleglgfmlfi milffdclefilillfill; the planning so skilfully done Sihlelrtlule it {nrfalangmday and comfortable abavef _ ' 0 {)3 I I K , I I n 5 1h t hi h i ll b l n’ W97 or 5h @911 laillllgkellrliatfillblgagilléialsheclolft “rill Jorllhnwxllvllllg: lllglglepslilke by rlellnlrlérunca w H. Beam“. lg: rllsggp,gl,mgfl’lfinlglgtellgn,,clllll,g the disastrous effects or German 6;“ clrlzlrarollrlgehlsasslaflerlrll" Fllflfl‘; Vlfhile this administrative work ‘g:

through with a. convincing vict

Clerk of cburie, u. hrurony. -

l aouuis - riwn. e r. u.’

over Navy in the first ame of a two-game total-goal aer es to de. cide the ers the second section. . . .

Holders 0f T“""..F.’f...‘%’.?‘“l..:l“"‘“ "s: Trophies e icnty sufficient when I Are» Decided

two squ meet in tho second tussle the first of next week. end the final rtween the two same ty of excitgggngohzlf k005i en Eueis flflddfltl.‘ ' ' o"

Two Flying Officer Cot1e's hockey 1°“ u“ squad from No. 1 n. at a. at l" Bummeraide are prohibitive favor- m“ ites to advance to the flnlll or the 1* Eastern Air (kmmnnd playdowns which are scheduled for Halifax

ames produced curlinxk of’

1“ l,“ Mar-ch 3 and 5. an" lllell lirhosi order. with n xiv» elrlr- “H” and u. to m“ mm a com c 210i; is no longel» any danger o’. test. bin early velgfifllébQfMagllsfllaa lididilrrrirliiir’! °r=:..o= oo-oi sisal. n. tor-er w» we do» o" r»- urrent Slllmp rrleififrailr..clatzst raiiria; “tree: with c... ,y,n§ ' w 3.5 win 0v" w, w, 1m- - °° ho .Brit.ain and Eire during 1944‘Crerar and decided on the scale

Rumor, "mm c lllll l b. teem. r lwncu?’ M “new? uwhmhr compared with 2,282 1n 1942-1119 of the operation and the allot»- m-nled a; m, “m: o; 33,, m‘ In the Keefe trophy plav H. Wmndulffongl r l- W" L“! l! llg- lowest war year. ment of troops. A considerable it that the second time“ th "hwh" M" “w” “'4'” °‘ NewYork are ca: nor" flyppflflyear i y (by The Canadian rm- Wm“ Pa" °l "lo seneral nlllllbol of Bllflsh il°°l>= W" 1”" sell” Wlnll u, m, l, ° ' the trophy for this year when they l all m h l n‘ TORQNTQ y-el, llll T ) to, outlook is the smell number of‘ under Canadian command 511d arrmrrierride holds-a m dolootolgé Johnny Sometimes’ plum fill?‘ H1‘ bjllfzéfi’ m“ luwillnlislltyfilsooie 1.5a. oglglesss §“l',‘,§}";lflg-“‘ ollld- llwludlns morilolldlllig Gljlllll §§fl1“"-;llflf§§§§l.s

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wcilth tile Islanldhteam “figure ggliitimvag; l1?! Ilssllltlgast 1E}??? okflogihgzclsfirfi vllnce Hamil; in is Ardceillnes buttock tin r lgleecoélgfl‘ - o . i ' — emen o -

I vane n: to o Beulah’ "hz-‘Rmuhh H“ "uh dalygs-‘ind note mimic-stages“ the‘? Hallway fireman and gdtrdn; afgevq Z3111’. ogaoérdaabln orislhhhy fiche‘

n. or as-i m, Debe °'

And Judglng- from that score it seems that the

team would have ve ‘little cha . n! —-— H"? DAY he" B‘! W111 ill Ml lil- teem,“ m‘ 77th shmesslve Vill- Il- was the blssest rzcore pilednfi; g2? '5‘,**“""°“,,‘,_.-‘{;,,,“°§§;Y mg‘ _ . - terview comme t‘ orry 1,5,“,- ,,_ tory when he outpointed Lefty in a hockey game in this writer s. "in w n l, s’ 605k A w -a quick wing shot by Albert cent decline and the verbal brick- “Ylm- Nollo lumber of the Brit- _ 5 a - h l t ~ - r - 993mm; 1mm B, mgr-rd pgflqd bats levelled by Toronto and other ‘sh Memhhllt N"! Who holds the Ymhmh ' face-off in Monrily night's ame 5P0": Writers. welherwelshh °hhml°1°l15mlk of

Personnel the rink winning n Bella“ m“ m‘ ma m“ my‘ who w‘ “l” m l,‘ H l“ Jamaica. laomomfiw “will”: ‘h '7' your”; irycr, m, 1mm o1 the fllure for hlmsel for Lelfs before tho clshtround

turn it/ into a home for the agei; i ‘ Well known to Charlottetoriiaxu o“ h°'""- the sumrnersrde Crystals. The termed Toronto's recent record ° “"811 mfllillol who has be- - - - ' orf 11s. ‘ = acckgo llzelr parllcipationdn City largest crowd ever to witnesl a "lg"? mg?!‘ illulglllilrlelieatfhtgarlli." But glhéfih$9wglefimkilgr °i middle" Thoer lgasft occupant of Govern; lnthgr insignia“? §§1r§§f,"f,§v§“§'p§ ' smeqgfimfilglkedsab? ing ‘he hays g serious age or); 316st Ehlnle R/oderlok ohfmhivgflggl mam gout was §‘°“‘l,°j,“"“"f*§,}‘

v n 1'09 - _ ‘emor . P. McNa . w se eg .» filrldegubngeeghcfitto rts eklllrul RM M088 Bfllllfll 5mm“ ‘h i‘ "h"! “mm” git-guy US$11; c1291 "HMS, 6mm“ gzhigdielglgsfilirlzw 0% meet M the‘ a Th c niulian Press) WASHINGTON‘ F” 2° “ ‘A?’ year term as the Kine’: robresor‘ closely watched rru thzo hgut the whm‘ w“ ‘WW1?’ "h" ‘m ‘m wor nri-o on than] {or 21-year-old ‘fireman r wags uugrozg Feb zs-Presi- " The Uhhw Sims mflYlom tative in this Province ends mm“ “d” 118 e I , the final bell. The teams Wflht st ll“ way they.” been playmzllmd gampshl, always retalnm" dent Roasevell wlll refill" w Com nounced extension of liln -e-ase 58M

" ° ' gwgfimvellllstlxzdaltlflnigrgm lg: glie coach. “And 1'11 continue until Fllvlflflmhlfl-‘i’ exlpression. tpunlsneds gsess tomorrow on his epochal con- gffegu-‘ldégllmhggElggroggglla" s“? mlvfllzi-gliglheglrwltlfi 7-! lplasllellkhfrlga. Ever since the death oi’ Howie 9y get back t” the“ °1d mmh" yhh hehvhl’ 811d dropped him ference with Prime Minister Chur- ‘ ‘ ' ' ll K 9° 91‘ ° M , on their toes for molt of the per- D ll lhl l _ l _ ll The supplies are to con nue company’ Ltd” Moose Jaw, all 1e'l§°§§'i§§¥§"'b'§rrr°'rr§§r-° Ililmrflfli iod. A brief flurry of fists by Mc- mmfivperftrenghidsllllm 1rd! lgllbsceail: rghn; giigrincogrioeldrbdthrieailecorl? glhidl 1:31:35; srziiéileltlingg Yvfiitilr moving to the French under a mllnaglng edllol. ol the Mo“ keeping their eyes on t o hocke KW ""3 Mai-h" “ha” '4' ‘he the N.H. L. standings, assured of Pounds in weight y Middle East ...1ers 1n Egypt. hmhd new lehhhehse “Ehhemehh Jaw Times-Herald. was one c. activities of Howie Jr. For thz 9mm" ""3 hmhiht hh‘ m" a. playoff s t. and Coach Dav Billie Conn, chief contender- rol- Tanned, fit and highly pleased 11811941 “may with ‘ah’? dghahhhé’ the founders of the Westcm As] ast year or so, lrqwevm “m, l," _ -__ Willie: l: tlllgrgfiolggll-lalmlfi lelveryll: willi come out all gge Louis’ crown, wocched me with the results of his ILDlOO-lmile govflglllléllellnlvliriflellilnlm" Prgsldeélnl lillciated Press‘ the fwt lcolloioceé-a. en heard of him and the follow- The H“ Clo“ benefit bonaple] rece o , rg . at- Leafs wli be contend- ut from a ringside sea-t and fold Journey by cruiser and arpane. mosevell dead“ to cancel the ve news serv ce n ese n

hi8 1101111911 by Dmlg Vaughan of

the Windsor Daily Star should

prove of interest here. l O

more matches are scheduled for play for the latter part of the Durins the course of s chin-fest tonight. Following is the draw period but found Nconan unbeat- with members of the Montreal for this ovenuuu lay. able. Temper: flared asaln in the Canadiens the inst time the world middle sta-nla and McKem-is and

1r. . “hlimlilollo w w. Lord vs. c. l-lfBluck.

invaded

Detroit, we . r allied about Howie Morenz Jr.. Chief Justice Campbell vs. A. l‘; lallli owners of the Montreal club v, spluett. i‘ Y h°l=° may some day be sood Frank Carter vl. time MlcKln-

elllll-lah to wear Canadians’ colors

as did his immortal father. n I O O

The conversation ‘took place bu“

slllortly after it had been announc-

hanged tbyihifruhhl°hicrh§d r351?“ l “'°"-

111” due l0 a ma" allmemy ‘ l". R. lllcLaine vs. P. B. Cobb. e a e ' 595th.

Bell vs. Ft.S.P. JIHHM.

tXOPhv materiel. the Domin-

and Keefe were decided

games played at the Curling yesterday afternoon.

by ooth ice urf duetothe mi?“ cold snob hggh .e vi

es Whihloc . Henry Csllbeok. skip.

continued at the Charlottetown Curling Club yesterday and eight

n. 0A. L. McPherson vs. O. H. Mc-

‘liusvldancuso May Play With Phillie:

Tex. home stating he fled he could help the club."

Clow tangled at the Bomber blue line. Soon after play resumed Des- Hoches fired an accurate shot be-

gmiinumr i left little to be 5&0)! oezired and equalled anvtbins

I P. M. Di‘. W. MlcDonlld VI. H. C. At- staged in Bcdeill"? 1°!‘ m"!!! YB!“-

The stars ave everything they had to tie t e count but although they came within a whisker of

w“ out“,

Bouth Shore Hockey League against

ing the period, but the Bombers could not get the puck behind Campbell. Freetown controlled the

red tnd t Lsk an eliminatiaoyh finest. e

Tomorrow. the N.B., racer Raine

a. r-r Walker Stables’ em

Criticism For

it gins right in their dressing room. That was what Toronto coac

Stanley Cup . A. ll. l.. Games

(By The AIJo-Kted Press)

Max Kaminskys burgh l-fomets, waging a. determ ined battle to in the

erican Hockey League, their chances with a 10-3 over St. Louis Flyers tonight.

CLEVELAND, -Feb. 2B—Tll8 lel- ue-iead Cleveland Barons whip-

Geonge Turn r’ Al l G

th Dartmouihuiubl: entugy Yglrrhfi trottzng division. The entries were Micmac in

former Pugwash

ts {ludd in tegenlfrfal

he took over the coaching reins.

ers right from the start" for the

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 28—U0ach red-hot Pitts-

la -off spot dieiiisignpofythe Am-

e ced triumph

GUARQIAN

By Niobium: Press Staff Writer

- eyes fismmtlon Now

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33411118 has been carried on

but the enemy best stud lgimfl Bflfiiglntlib andrsiglaiarisltfllegnd au-

aw

A 1 ubli m mlewWY P shed

ll dlewelzlht boxing championship

“Hawkins learn. but refill’ World title W0 far away from h

. 8 rth ‘ihfllllblon who alwgyslmvganfzdo: 118M but seldom gets one, jumped at a cluance to fight Kerr Show o; Dundee. former Scottish amateur heavyweight champion, irr Landon dlllllls Pbbru ft will be over 91111151810131? — or less.

. rtish _ lowwelrh thrhirller?"r’f.‘ii.-r““riiir a llllht since he was beaten by

British

Giant Jack Ifliidon for the olld moire heavyweight crowns

th hOPe of saving late legeeyé! arideg

dopredations on the French turf

in fiance ever since the Nazi over- ran the country five years ago, lsswle some of the I were

ihorities are faced with the prob.

t 991"“ sllld Book reveals.

orite for the vacant British mid-

wkins $00k Emmi with WWYISIIIB ease over

London shorts writers lra-ter that 118s 8 great deal to when he punches col‘- hi-‘irlixllllrfi are not

Rhine Offensive Was Biggest Task Undertaker;

work.

Actually the let headquarters is th present British fiei ed

. uary but as the was reduced Field

the President White House this

that Prime

ing to Parliament on the conference.

ces. But Mr. Churchl lng of a factual

and the Presid to do so tomorrow. Mr. Roosevelt

was an all-Canadian staff at h quarters which drew up the

Oldest Field Headquarters

in the spring of 194.2

The Rhine offensive was its big

dllled gol- rhe first week in Jan-

gomcry ordered the planning t0 proceed to take advantage of the

F. ll. ll. Reports

returned t0

Some United States newspapers again today rxpressed resentment Minister "scooped" the President in report-

wili deliver at 12,110 p.nl. E.D.T. (1:30 pm. A.D.T.) what has been described as a “chaff from a chair in the well of

ead- plans

hard

Canadian Army e oldest among d armiesfForm-

it has

German menace Marshal Mont-

t

L

the morning.

Churchill

and the people The same th ng

happened after previous conferen-

r r revered ooh-i Electron Microscope . nature that was - not in the Yalta declaration made

public when the conference ended. ‘ is not

expected

at work.

the

men nches up front admit the “brass- hats" earned their pay on this ow.

SportShorts Canadian Army Staff From Britain Performs BigJob Well

llirineoro rm Tough Job Hamlin! frost and thaw com-

was being accomplished every oth- 2r branch of the general staff was Operations made detailed plans for the actual bat- tle: air operations worked with the RAF. on air support: intelligence collated information and counter- intelligence kept close check

{early for its large-scale participa-

on.

The military government branch arranged intricate details of re- lieving the fighting troops of the possibility for looking after Ger- man civilians in the battle area and the postal branch made plans to get the mail up to the men dur- lng action.

All these plans did not work out as intended but a. high degree of success was achieved in this most complicated offensive.

Even

in

French To Get

contracts as being not. "in the na- tional interest."

The French agreed to Day for the materials thus received on a 30-year basis. the credits to bear interest at 2 3-8 per cent annuailv.

Installed At uociiiVor»

MONTREAL. Feb. 2B—-(CP)—An eiectron microscope, malilllfylng 50.000 times. was in- stalled and tested toda

the

capable at Mcflili

w, Page SEVFN

Two lovers Ill the parlour

CDLGATE SHAVE 1

Saskatchewan’:

Oil

racing eiirnln ti to 1 1cm i’ d Lem“ _ functioned as an army headquart- Swhhhl’ inside the army's 1111657 1 Halifax Hsrneasoi-lior-go éfuifznifif; horse 01311190911121; talus“ ‘wtmgi ers ever since-in England more the liaison section kept a steady _“-‘ in .he Charlottetown meet. Hsl tome, Phsris and others is Just ma“ W“ yea" the“ ‘m ‘h’ mm‘ flow M mmmaflon mm!“ l“ °n . ' i .P . 8-(0?) flhfifif "wank: dtlléllallflufl‘ "m7 an m,lfl'“"°'d“ml°"°d m will" oglfxixgigrs-Iullibhelgbten trained 212:0 ‘Blbingweparatlom f" “we A - r - Oils Mallow». 80-year-old vet- _.__° ' be or, we in Kf§c°"l§§§d°’§ ‘° at the British Staff College in Signals had one of the toughest "IVES At Rfigllll s?“ lyhgfilmglayfial m“ “l”? ___e ye ' Camber-icy or at its Canadian Its survey branch distri- ' ...°”“... .».........,..... or... general Leafs Abslll-llill r..‘;’§.“°,25.‘,.‘...§.';?,"l$,1‘:;'=‘,.,,*;;=; :."*"i.".*i"l2.i." 55.12123? ti. “ti. °%‘.i.°’..r“‘li’5 iélQtiifiiiii: M "lfilitfféir ffifirv... d let- g $21’. lehreévimume w” “a” °‘ ‘m Zmdlitféheiriigtxgrfdlrid thlemflinhefsltwinitthj: ilriilfyizlggnzygealgfafogllclg/Varsthvas rorfd “Gum F” 2' “ “h” " fer from Mancuso at. his Houston, ' 5 y retwnmh m '§°“ml' izlfid §m§;s_ g the armored cor-pr branch got whmdmdrm’ “m°“‘ Th“

by Prime Mindster King yesterday, arrived in city hotel.

chewan as “Tom Miller. the

expected hs commission. sent from Ottawa by air

Slit

He said he would mainta official residence at the hot

ed Regina cased. The

in the Legislature a bill

add and a fore-runner of Canadian Press. of which l1 been a director.

He said he would rcllrc active newspaper ivork tn g1

ant-Govemor.

l

TO TAKE NEW POST

University and principal of

i o the end of the present aca

Willi“

rforwrlthlllldlllkeliler

lldiller of Moose Jaw whose up; pointmorvt as UeutuunbGoverm of Saskatchewan was announce Meeker-ill

gina today and said he would es tablish his official residence in

Known everywhere in Basket Jaw editor." Mr. Miner said 12"‘ would arrive today and that _ swearing-in ceremony would l conducted tomorrow or Frddey. til the housing situation inc crétwg‘ Government - yesterday introducc

would end the use of Governmel House as an official residence all‘