Aucusr 11,1940

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. _ , _- r» i ' ' 1h l lE-St 5911 Framgs’ son o; M“ John NnrblDﬂTlllCc Iﬁodze, Burns division 21g. ‘to rt». 'lll to revotut lflllf)’ nu-zlns nurnilcr of veterans that are seck- as being "the lltrldlrlu authority on Gtgllultlleﬁxlllagfeb“Salli? “llli 3511 tes and the Mm Nantes-as a vnunc man. On June 3. 190 .\ if llit’ lltlillltllﬁl (‘lbs tovsulcos my llosnltnllzatlon. the result is Red Cross work ln Lanada for the, ‘ , ,8 [ed Kellyis (grog Mun-law w ‘ukcihc married Harriet Rlrad who died l tho grounds of denmcl-al-y." _ ltllat a number of retul-nid men past 25 years.” Lord Bennett said KTUUPS Bccuralehl’ retm?" ~ k vminth~>=~ote-=- ‘$“"‘l.f°"..1.°§l%y.§“lil£33.35 ‘it’; ""-"*;*.;"-“. "it; "at"; ‘t i‘? ‘t- °‘“".*-".""‘u" ’" “ill” 232W“ ‘f’ =l°pil “Se” ,.“”°“"* °‘ ‘it .._____ mm , l " " zrl vtc 'Glfl _0 W1. . lilca a ElllOn, vvl fCl very fl . p0 1160176" 0 g n3 tons g 1 P0751935 gToLgN ﬁ-Romlis ngrllduate of Mount Allison and the uCOnlltllllllSlS "and thclr satcl- hard on them as well as their re- owe a debt of grahtltude to Dr. “IF THERE WERE SUDDEN- 3111mm, pmzzELL pu-k. F|ELD _ Between seven and cight;lrnrygyl-y_ llfl-s “quit n. make or posl-lvlll- lnnvcs. Routley for his ullfalllng cfforts in’ Ly A Bu; GOLD RUSH. SUCH . “l. ._(. nun-Ham to r. Al- bushels of potatoes wcre ciurz and filr claherson will return to , Gvrmony. _ _ _ Ml‘. Mackenzie said he hoped to bYlTllIlIlg rrllef and succour to the. As “KAT OF THE KLDNDI-KEI l HUNG!“ ruTQmwn, mus stolen from the pom“) [Md Ohpmt .4111 trailers he has a home. Tho Sou-align Ufllly Pllflj,‘ one uct an opportunity tolonk into this needy people of’ tho world. Lord Wu ‘ALL ITS EXCITEMENT , '[‘§|p§.d(1_\' gvgnlng‘ Aux, 20m Irving Thompson’ Dunswumlge, forml-rl ln tln- snvlct ot-vut-niloll‘ Island Sltllflflﬁfl personally if llc Bennett went on to say as evidence 77f D HARDSHIPS‘ ' lrluity United Church. fol-may night The are“ dug Cami; zone ll_v_a lllIJl‘}_{t'l' of Communists can fllTilllg" it. Mr. McLure assur- of the vcry important part Dr. RISKS. AN . ﬂscd l a e approxunatelv M‘ and Sc-clnl Democrats. cd him that he would be very wcl- Routlcy played at the Conflrence WOULD YOU FEEL 131KB eet by 25 The owner is at at s t c ' Gm- M"Norool' said _ the Social.‘ come, , ccnevaptwn of the most lmnOrt- PACKING UP AND GOING? lulu’! SPEAKER loss to understand the reason for e D°.'P°"”‘" Omsme ..s‘w'ez'qlfulp'pll an» rawhmms passed “Tr? p?“ lit four out of five wldi vlsl-"NG ("TY the men as me potatoes‘ belonging! {gllfllfiigguﬁéiocfl fog 11101 partnlrlzlolrl- posit-g bv Dr. Roultleyv, He wllltspeak The ideal; would feel “kg going 20% ____._ p; we Sebago van-em . I '; mil enloculcy o lc on s overseas rip on a na 10ml . ‘ M? ha‘ A_ ‘abut. d fox-cum 915ml; ha" grown “e” only ' lvrstern typ, and opposed c:-m- broadcast on Sunday, N9, would be unaffected 76 m.» ls visitir-z lo Oharlotictown. -_ “will” “"19" °°'°P@l',““°" with -——————r—- Undecided a - - a ,‘ " " - f. re m,“ ,.L_,W;A,. Cmnpﬁed ‘a 6035!,‘ M nmmgggzmclgl-ALMEAIYM-Ime new. I . gfgineCsc-nlmunlst or Social Unity neat" sentence The 20 per cent who SBYl%)IlIhtEIDYEK'?Jl;-l$ vfaélullllg we I -. ~l tour, sDc ng n .c ner- m: en al ba d -lll ' a t " 0U ‘THINK . ~ i“ M m, Bah“, mm, M, m“, m ms, public appfﬂmfme, FM’ TDIITISt Tr afflc Dﬁocilfltiﬁtashlhllflvlflri] chat/trawl: Steel Pfﬂllt CW5.‘ askegﬁlyligeiau “mud: M g - Igmmimegt 1;“- o- ygnd,~,y,,;;~mwg, Aug-s» a M. - i . “L215 “.2” .:x£::*:.rr::'f-.... .2211; Y- ~ ~ ‘2"" -: .cl wo l. o rec ﬂ- - ' '. "' ' I we illwlllle Jebuslmss wall; ﬁgshtatlh Nltitintzglrllcllyglmlrt ‘Qnlwmllg l.;\,.,u,‘nr,l,,ol‘i,trllti§s 8:310 Ijgrifgtilveﬂf gmilrllcflhallg“ "gllixli-Ta shipfial N0 Undecided 3 t ‘llcllt Cﬂllddﬂ. As .. Balls‘ er e rec on of Bandmaster 0'I'1"\\VA, Aug 16 - (or) -~ _ ~. ., - “ “ “ " °’ We p“ ° I’ ~ " ‘ ' ' - ti r a lt Canadians. . lllilllts that it ls becoming tn- Thmnos MacFarlane, The senate committee in a re rt P°§§r'f§§ American zone ill‘! Con" '_ ‘— “g2”. 850 s . b .d Wm" 1° p" "m may seemmgdsaiéntglKgzaninpglq? Li, mum Con. ‘ mgly lappafrent "lat n}: wna BWIMMINQ $55538 tabllcd ltczday’ rtllgmmentfed 3d‘ munlsts ran third in ' the lad’ othefneship patlleengséinilcg?‘ aalrslo H m“ percenmtge acéuéélllﬁc , v0 pan 0r W01‘ 11:“ y an - Dlr-léfﬂ B555 once w e rov T1225 Oi‘ _ _ _ '_ ‘ y - , - [Mute a migrat on 0 . - >. _ rllofdld Riven bYmB-lgiwiﬂlﬂlé. “f3 lhewilﬁmb (W0 Wgeks 809C181llmlcollstmul°n °l hm} stanéafd stlletclltlicslq: lltlrl-llgmiglgrolz? sllioélllg islpnllltlgglegigortt?lorlhdo s Younger voters. small town folk, the liming. cigar}? Erggfégllifglﬁ: .~ . p ' ell-sacs t r . t '. t .t t1. .- _ — ,7 _. . ., - are 11511-5 ‘ ,\ ~13‘ kjolllldatllfllllnof ,tl1e“£e:;s mﬂmlntl f0!‘ sgnlogoitvrlltstlsgrseffg?! 0%; giﬂ€ll1lﬁ9:ll(‘_,‘gs\'lll2llr flock"; till §L§.‘§:_B§;,‘,.f,"" H055 and Wumm- ‘titan .su'd.n“'?§ll§ Pmlli“? ﬁilvlcrfllvgengn N‘ ltlq"glrl1'g-edccndlfsxoll§l COlul-lplbxfgﬂnllfsflﬁiie olxllgiorgldealflfzlitciieegsftlll: institute found, Even tiff-YER?‘ u ' "on and the oneness of simcllon will be tzlvcn in various "lilli‘liiliii*ilill> "f s°liﬂl°r WA- do. MoNnrnwy mid the Com- f"ll“l_\‘llll‘l“l§ ilflalllet ulPCbonfbWﬂlli-f‘ comps tplfelr IG-tlalhuvota golgtild mop ' n cases left they were "loo old" 0r "couldni “and m? l. is the timely solution ﬁ-Wlmmifiil $1115 and in “‘ﬂl¢‘1';B“°l“""‘~“ iL-"A*‘be‘rtal made “- munists hznl a "minimum uro- litlehnlnnn- and bnZ-témlll.” <15.‘ reiterating pleas lg entdrglrales- olds ~11“ ma l]. other hand one lady 0"" 5° 53“ as he‘ Sole mason ,- llc peace and hcpplneea of the safety- Proficiem swinuners maylbroad ioYP-riis-"ioo vi me iWPi-‘l gram" calling m an “ullti-Fas- pllrlrllcllls Gould cease about XUL’. line. ‘me’ o“ t HM ,,,,S,,,,,,'d wows... let me.” “wmls tmday‘ momma: l: opmeksavln‘ °°‘"5°' repﬁrrgg] it llgfvleé-“nglligﬂl? clst parliamcntory dcmocroii" 22 because of a shortage of stock. The Z2 youths broke into the m. Rgzegoiglrgé exgggment "the hope of making a rich strike" were . ——-———-——-———- s en o anyone over" , a y _ bll ~ l -- l , ~ ,. - - -- t -- . - . , t. . .1, 14 years of use and will can-tinueﬂmnw P911” h“ H "W51 imllmlmd (to tgswcngctegliyftrprurfllepelt ‘Zzllgelblllrlrlllflrtison the §§llffl““lpl‘g.vs'lil'lnlhr,'lttfgv?ﬁe the principal reason: mentioned by those who saig) rhzyd positing; I YONDON - (\- l — W°mﬂ1 P0‘ until the end of August. The Red possibilities" Evidence pieced bee lummcm o; wnnpu] sulwfllnm‘ Cour-n- .,¢g'@'-l~ m! 15.9 sl-ntmcl-s for their orl in a we k But not all conceived the idea ln Wrms of toiling i" B '» lzrv :ll'v to Ref their new llnlwrm! (yo; conducts ywimmfng Claw-s fore the committee lvdicntcd Can- In U” ...1 ,. f hT. Y“. _ H“, l ‘ '_“‘*‘ 5“ mwi r ‘ d _ VP . I ." k n a new ﬂew m whim to practice her D1'0f¢“5$1@"»5e"er31 l!‘ Mwlnbvt some or the features free o’ charge and evervdne ‘iiﬁ-Hzda Comm Cbmh $600 000,000 m Gen ovIgNa-stlvlngmdtlth [la _l l1 lll , “mild )‘(1 ‘zaflbtlfid by thel sllut- {Jﬂclllllfltlgltillllbl tlLllljﬁ-IIS ln lhlcll would ll e as I Hung b “(veiling a Saluon-H V . _, wk‘, new My): mdude padded ‘med ‘o share m the“. activmcs. tourist bushvss from ti“ United trial. lgrrdugzlltoh Tnd risam lflolilgg-(i tllttgvcrledolggljut gltltlorélrrlic-thlltel IBIIQXLhVCVIXleCiCESdWETG aste and a llalll thought of makiriﬂ gerﬁiwould 8&0 i)’: ens-ured as enﬁenced me lawyer f” "ylffgéb s?‘ Pogﬁfflll‘ Anyone who wishes more informa- Stairs. per cent of capacity; that lne when marine forcfcll; ﬂlgld marine’ They had been tried in absentla h Iniﬁnptly “and establish a business before competition if“, o! aauwmnlmell’ we n‘ fion cortcemlng this senior course 1f "115 Slfilt-‘IHPM l8 007F669. 01 final budgctary figures for the turning departments were expect-l w ° V‘ g ,

Kn Memoriam

In loving metmor o! PM. Btqihm l-i. Saunders, who led Aug. l1, 1946. “e often think of day: [one by

\\ hcn we were all together.

A shadow over our lives in cut. Our loved one gone forever.

The rolling stream of Illa roll; on, Yet rllll that vacant chair

Rvvulls the voice, tlm nulls, In

fIil-nl Of one who once ant there.

Tim lvyars they vvlpo out many tlln

But this they'll wipo out never, ’l'llo memory of thou haw: day: “in-n we were nll together.

lVilllllv n embered by h]; wife lllll efliftlrcn.

- ed Grand aster of tile 1.0.01“. transportation companies to pre-

In for the Maritime: and Newiouml- vent overlapping no.3 obtain mjx- Land at the closing meeting of the tmnm results for expenditures‘

fi8th qrillnd lodge convcnti-on here (y_ Inﬁnity-y b‘. we “dam; gown“

I _" "-‘ ut ng t. I ' ‘mPlll. llllO the possibilities of Lil»,-

mm‘lazigmgaimznddhllllﬂm: Other officers elected afG.sG‘llﬂ|Vl'('f Aktfk.“ mqhtr-av as. a tourist a“

llollkltltl T-IacPhcl-son who Passed wurdm’ Harald M Soho)‘ m n“ tmmm‘ L“ “Fcvmnm whelh" El‘

auav Aux. 17 and 18. 1934.

Tlirrodtlfc loved one! who miss you Nil

Am find tho tlmg long llnce you \\

(‘Tl Thril- are those who think of you lllV-Tly! And try to b; brave and content In our homes you are fondly re- nlell-nbered Swﬂjt mommies cling round your (If TIZITIIES ~ ill-arts that loved you ln Illa

Sm, “we you in death w" ‘he “me Fredericton. |,,,‘.|n,_,|_‘_ mmmbered b, mom“ Mlrltfme Rebekah!

‘“" ‘*"""Y- NEW GLASGOW, N. s., Aug, l6 '” gffiPl-Mrs. Helen Stephan: of

, ~o0¢ ac ville. N. B, was lnsta e .15

'p“_\‘<\““"""“ president of the Marltlmrs Ro-

RATES

Bil-ills and Marriage: 25c. Cnlh nln~t accompany order.

i‘. ll daughter, Marguerite Any. tHIPSQN-At the Vancouver

‘ lnl Hospital. Vancouvrr, B. C.. till July (l0. 1946. to Mr. and inrl it. 'l"hclln.pson ,nee Edythe l, u daughter, Doris Lynn. ill"

_ HPJNSON-At Pheasant Valley 1n lilnrsclay. July 25. 1946. to Mr. ‘ind .\ Charles Stevenson, a Wan-d: Jeanette. - —At the Prince . August 13. 1946, to Mr, RClglld ‘Payntertod French ‘ illce atrcia Pa ten l. son, Paul Richard. m)

“IIPUYTGAN __ A; m, pm”.

a licrlvit-al on Aug. .16, 1942,.‘ cf! and Mrs. W. Clifford Mao- Qjljvnidnughter, Eiben Edna.

County

~»\_ MARRTAGES

'“*~~--___._BEATHS [TV-Exciter lglcvrlgllilgfz‘ bzﬁprﬁﬁl: "Oils _ . " information in that l5, Ylglogﬂrggn TAM‘ rlglillltlmgh; “ff. solos: on bciwf"), “l V" and Mr: Flo d Wm" so“ the unlon and railway 0'" “'a‘~"‘-'- ""1- Wlnxlne PEI y ' W" Unconfirmed reports have hccn lzoss —In bmirl'o;w¢m A current that an increase of 10 l5. .16 Lemuel Ross ‘Ver """“""‘°"' m" bee" qmrﬂh ""4 R2 wars Rcmal ' u Mn‘ but the unions are anxious lo kiwi" m» lu-llrrl- r- n f“ m n‘ ‘l’ what fl ura will he m in the stool "M" Snturdav "fr" lnmn’ "m" ntrlkc efore makimx I KYNi-"iiii- Will l... 1pm,”, u‘? 7' "M" " Canadian railwnys employ o w- Elnitnrl alums, ﬂh,,rimfe'i."cenmi tll of about 170.000 workers. ~!' llvlrl at .80 ’ ._-— gun. standard time. "TR L Aug w_(cp,_ the church cemetery. "gaming: ha", bu,“ no“! on over a period of sevoral month!

N. D. Maclcan

uvnnnrlwnn EMBALMER

Charlottetown u! ‘F North Wllhhln ‘I

0f local Interact, but of a nanny nature may be at [In cent: n

able In advance.

VINCE - Lord

Rowallen, Scout

G of the British

pirc. tnce on Oct. 2B.

DB, l‘. W. I0 Commissioner CYOSsm-Soclety, seas n o e CBC 1B a 6 pm? (XlD/IZ)

macadamia»? ‘- MENT -— Mr.& Mrs.

0f Canadian

the enlzageznent of their daughter Mary Winnifrcd to

should telephone Red Cross house for particulars.

Personals

home to Cambridge. Mass. after spending a short holiday visiting old friends in Charlottetown.

88th Grand Lodge |.0.0.F. Convention At New Glasgow

-tCP)——W. C. Vinrvnt n!

hill, N,S.; Gmml Secretary, E, 3!. Munro, Windsor, N. 5.; Treasurer. R Y. Findlay, Halifax; Grand Representatives A H. Wood, Fredericton. and W, P, Pub- llcover, Halifax; Home Trust-re, G, Hazen Phillips. Summersidc. P. E, 1.; Grand Chaplain, Rc-v. T, C. Mat-Nevin, Dominic-n; Grand Md!‘- shul, Elli; Boyd, Colchester, N. S. Grand Conductor, Barry Chnpmzlll Port Elglcl, N. S.: Grand Guardinn. A, H, Horney, Summerside, P. E. 1.; Grand Herald, Harold Carl‘.

bckahs assembly at tllt- concluding session orf their 42nd annual nm-t- in; held here last night. Pllst. president Misc Ida M. MacDon- a of New Glasgow was the ill- ltalling officer.

lngstone, New Glasgow; Secretary Mra. Nlllbel Lockhart, Kcntvullc. Mrs. Mary Bryant. Brldqetoyll. N. 8.; Treasurer, Mrs. Baulnll Speedy’, St. Stephen. N. 13.; Cllllp- lain, Effie Wentzell. Bfltll?“ water, N. S.: Marshal. Leona Aycr. Slckvllle, N. B.‘ Conductor. Anna Snow, Sydney Mines, N. S; Inshl“ Guard, Lottie Jones, Sunny Brno, N. B; Outside Guard. Minnie Kil- lam, Yarmouth, N. S.

Minister Denies Approval Given For Wage Increase

OTTAWA. AuB- 16~—tCP)—Lahor Minister Mitchell today 59ml“: reports that government approva-

Thll column h reserved [or new: ndverthlng lnurtcd word. strictly pay-

cmur scour to vlslr run- his! scheduled to arrive in the Prov-

LguIf-QNOUNCE- Cam bell North Wll-tshlre wishes to 21110051109

eldest llus- i

Miss Gladys Curtis has returned‘

NEW GLASGOW. N, 5.. AUF-{Iirlﬁ lﬂ'l wathll Lodge Kentvllle, was olcl'.-'

Groll .i

I

GEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN P; E. I. Man Leaves

llorchester Staff

is

. Pcnltcnhlar

receivin He

‘trade at that time

salary of $15 per year. lat!

,Sumnll.rside. again with Col Malheson, Port nllzin. from who?

at the penitentiary .'\‘lr.

nearly so, then no other conclusion can be reached than that wisely appropriated expenditures on the promotion of tourist travel will bring a rctu-rn zrcater than any brunch o! our export trade," the conunittec said. I In addition to recozmnvnding federal assistance for highway con- struction the committee proposed:- l. Improvement of facilities m nallnrul parks and hard-surfacing of park roads. 2. Action to impress on opera- tors of service stations, restaur- ants. hotels and stores the im- POTllIiTCe of courtesy and good ser- vlrp to tourists. :3. sllltnble descriptive literature and Hood ro-ld mops r0 oe made available throllcn immigration and customs office . 4. Development and psmlanent maintenance of Canada's tourist business planned on a long-term basis. 5, Close cla-Wdlllslfion between. iedcral and rvrovlllcizll agencies and

fllclrdilllres 0.! n more dlrcct link

ywltll lt from ELlTITOT-‘OH to Daw-

son C-retlr would be justified. L;€__

Teachers Federation i Elect Officers

l

After Long Service

oonclmsrlalr. Autf- 16 — m“

, McPherson, Dorchester. is to re- trc Aug. 19 from the Dorclhestn‘ --__ staff as tailor instruo-I.

UTLEY, Ntmonal tor after 3 years service. Born atI pm 'l‘ynl: Valley, P.E.l., where ho start- will speak on over- Ed i" the otw 0i l? i° 1"“ u" Sunday, August

ﬂtlctﬁplfrd a job with W. H. stewarltﬁ

in 191.’) he became tailor-instructor AicPherson ioined the Tem-

Iﬁommunists Seek Glassless Society In Germany

(By Richard Kldschkel ' BERLIN, Aug. l6—(AP)~ Joseph T. McNarney

clan-sponsored ties l-n Germany sock of tile capitalistic systcnl of "Yilvlllrise and usl llisllmelat Socialist slate society.

g of

6

crnol". assvsslrll; llrc tile Cwmlzlll political

‘ parties llls fllfirlllllly rt-port,

Said ll!"

fiscal year 1945 indicated .1 ‘FJfZll deficit of 585.00D.0O0 marks 11p- proximately $5il.500.000i: a-mi that the camp population of tiisplaccd persons amounted to 368.210.

Abbott Scores Senate For Being

“Out 0f Line” OTTAWA. AIQ. l}: -- fCP)~---AC_l.- ing Finance Minister Abbott said

today in the Commons he believed the Senate was a "little out of line" in its suggestion that an appeal board be givcll powers to hear ap- peals against the fllSCiiltllOflilly pow-‘ ars exercised bv lllc Rcvcllue Mm

ister under provisions of the War Income Ta! Act.

dependent board powers that‘ touched on mattcrs of government, policy. lie was referring to the re-f culrlnlendatiolls nf a Senate com-t lltittcc which studlcd ways of im-l proving Canada's tax structure, -‘

The committee recommended that an appeal board be established and he empowered to llenr appeals against the (ll5(’T‘€'IlC.'l'3I‘}' powers cf the Revenue Aiinistcl‘. Courts nowl will not rule on the (PXPTCISE of tho.- powers if it is shown that they were exercisid in a bolla fide mall- ner

Ln the budget. thr- Government agrecd to the establishment n! the appeal hoard hut (llfl not give it

(YPTAFW-A. Aug l6 - tlCIP) Miss .F. M ‘Jcpltlnlzcr of Slskfh‘ looll, SnFlL, tolny was elected pres- idcllt of the Cnmdinn Teachers‘ Fmleration at the final session here of their 25th annual conference

DC. Muttroe of Ormstouvn Que. fr. tllc now ‘lFP-FTCSlKlPIU‘ and Dr. C.N Crlltcli" slll-winlgnn Falls, Qua. was elected secretary- trcnsurer for the 14th ccllsecutiw: time

New executive members repre- scntlllg the nine provinces include

E o »-.

tntive national policy whlch is to be submitlcd to IJTOVlF/‘lﬂl assoc- lotions fcr tllclr approval

Th!‘ nollcy nl-lpnwd that ever). provincial association of teacher.- adopt. n salary schedule with ftlllv cl-rtllicntcd icucllcrs to receive a minimum of SL500 yearly. Salary ilacrclses of sloo. a yvltr are to b": plvell teachers f0.“ a mlllllnum of 15 yours Improvements ill tvncllvrs ncadvnll’: or professlolml standing are to be recognized by additional salary increases, while principals and supervisory teachels should be paid added increments A pension rclweme was propose:- whcrdby teachers after 20 vears of service were :0 receive at last $50.

a

River in Quebec's Ab

the power to hrnr nopcals against, the discretiollarv powers.

The question c! llnw much powcr should be lzlvcn the board arosc before the Commons completed; clause bv clause studv of the hill. that will brine llll’) form tllo in- come and corporation fax (‘flﬂllﬁrrfl annollnccd in tllc burlQr-t, Juno 27.

Adoption of the bill was put cf.’ until tomorrow. Besides denlinc with thc bil‘.

members completed stlldv of Vet- erans Affairs Department esti-

Mrr, Stephens succeeds Mrs. J.A.S. Willllms. Charlottetown mm“ ‘ml TP-‘umml “"5"” ‘m ‘lllf-"l

Jessie Baxter of Antlgoniah, l‘! 8,1 TXE I Gerald Tiluxley, Amherst “f lllf‘ TlYlll-‘lmll ll-"nlirﬁllflil. “brill

us President. lN S.: M152: L, Blrnice lvIacNnufl- rvmlm‘? ‘ms "W11." T""""""’ “"7"

At 1118 CUBYIOUQ- Other officers elected fur iilviitln. Molrctnll, N ll : zllld C. Wayne “rum.” C“ 3m Nlllw-“l n“““'""s

Milli-W i’. 1946. l0 coming car are.‘ Vlcc-pr‘csi~d'1lll,]Hall. L0ﬂiln_\",’l1Ip_ Que "i llliild l‘ .ll.'l Mrs W Llvurier MMKln- N, 54 amen. Mm Glenn-u, LI,“ Tm C1,], mm,‘ ‘moms: a ‘em Roi-mule to Klnsk Fcllgnn tho Poll

hi district.

r00 Late "nfmclﬁiry

Losr-aonll "lnlvco" Llmlrzs" wrist wnicll at Exhibition grounds. Owner's name on back.

LGAVE at Guardian, STUDENT VET “IA

;l.w-'llil~ brunch liuv from! i

"PS PASS- ngc by car to Mclllrczll or Tor- culto llcxt vrsek. Wlll share cx-i pcllses and (lFlVllILZ. Phone 1453,

FOR can: _- '41 DODGE snrlalv,

reasonable, Below ceiling price.

Apply to 100 Fitzrov St. u——?-—————————-

FOR sum: _ ELECTRYC vlcroft

mnnt hly.

had been given to a wane i-IICPPPS" of 10 cents an hour lol- Carmdlm railway workers.

between Canadian National ‘Rnll- ways and workers on the iY-SIPI‘? on the subject of rate-s of oay- I- O. Vltllhln, chairman md or!!- dent of the C.N.R. said 10d"?-

"Tilese negotiations are not "Mi- cludod," the statement added-

mAz-rronv. EI-Rlﬂﬂd -—t<»"Ple-- ltdfordnhire County WWW‘ it“? caved historic Stowe Boil“- "°“~

Phone Ill

Automatically cum-oiled camera It Bikini mule this remarkable phdfo of the water

collmin ﬁring ukyward u the

. - d i’! lit- - at».

0H1 LIIIJ-Nlry T!‘ FOP“ 0B0-

Iecand teat atom bomb exploced. Picture has jut been rcleued by J

Radio. Good condition. 139 Hills- boro St.

on the beach was a third of n the Inac- are U3. I

bcttlellalp In‘ t0. Water c0l_n

THE CHARLQTLETQWN

Gen.» fail-s Minister. Hon. Ian Mackc said today said in the House o! Commons to-

both the Communists and the ltus-‘ day that he hoped to visit "Beauti-

Socialist unii y par-

clusvlcss.

Tllc United Slates military gov" objectives oft him for a gra

Mr. Abbott said the Governmentl could not consent to give to an Ln-i

about a mile In the air. In cluster nf Ahlpl around

ﬂeece-M

GE FVE

Veterans Affairs Minister Hopeful 0f Visiting Island

OTTAWA, Aug. Iii-Veteran:

ful Prince Edward Island" ill

destruction nullr future. and while there would tn-c, look into a number of matters con-

a ncclcd with veterans affairs.

ltivc, Queens.

cicnt to accommodate the la

ed to suspend operations. Trenton Stool Works Lkmlted l a subsidiary of Nova SPOUH Etc and Cool Company which l"; turn a subsidiary of Dentin: Steel and Coal Corporation.

strike in three wcl plants, Company officials

I said could give no

HZ

lie was replying to W. Chester ‘S. McLure, Progressive Conserva- who while tllankifil nt, for two hospitals. lnlsaid that even Wflfll these were

_ Crnl? ccmpletcd they would not be suffi- nlunlst plrm-lunl vnlltzlins ll throat

The Tel Aviv area toda Dosco mills in Sydney are aftWct-l ed by the United Steel Workers’ T990115 in

they: succeeded (‘Rllfllilfﬂ how long

I Gommissioner 0f

Red Gross Returns

gFrqm tlverseas Trip

Ail-l National Commissioner of e

m four weeks’ stay he has been le

attended meetings of the Board Cross Socixtics, and the conferen

called by the International Comm tee of Red Cross.

m8“ 0f

introducing Dr. Routlev at;

1'89

is

Q1 hear the decision, ml Rumors said upwards of 200 n i illegal refugees had landed in llle

There also were

and 300 lllegal

tine coast

Hi0 plant would be idlc after any brim: spotted.

settlement of strike.

the basic

the fornlng plant ore from the Dosco mills at Whether tile plzlllt

. .2l\’t‘ll ll(‘\\' stocks at lflt‘

Sydney’

ulccl controller" to allocate all i cials said,

ncw stocks.

Clrlly il"ﬂflf'flﬂf‘l‘lfS unaffected at‘

l‘):"\_§(\l\' ‘m5 the mmhtne Shop‘ illnt time on its tvlecisiornto start lvllcrz- 20 nlon were working rnl ‘h? "Gfl-"Oﬂififrfillon iifiF-e 111°- ylbs "brought in by customers." ‘SP-M’ hm“ [mm m“ Jcwm‘

order for the Canadian Railway was being

cm Car Company plant. Dosco subsidiary‘.

ulr.)

Tournament Pace Set By Favorites

NEWPORT, R. I. Aug. fAPrfFzlvorltcs sl-t iilc parr- (lrly ll'| illo 27th Newport tennis tnurnzlnlent 3s Mlllloy finals in cd Jack

llurdrla

Kranlor and Tod Schroed

or of Los Allzcles led the wny lnta

lilo serial-finals of the The first-scodr-d illzltrd Tom Brown

doubles.

Wimhlr-don,

of the day. Ho will meet t‘: '.- mellwds ‘War-Wt’ wouldm” hoou’ ncr of tlzc match tomc-rroivwfllel-‘ffﬁn-f 59"" '0 b“ me order o! m” twccltl Svhrllcrir-r an Frrl c". ‘I day. sum”, M Emmdm. rordthp m? Crmvd t-xgtlietflﬁlti reachel a nigh lfllsllll". pitch -:lt Harrtncllv and Wrzitc CV)‘, In lilo doubly-c Kramer and-two Llolidbll irllcksndurirlg one Schrootier disposed of Scymgur week. At, Harrlwav incensed be.- Grecnilerlz of Chicano and Fred 191's Siiified “"5- slnashed Wm.“ Kovalcski of Detroit, 6.3, 5_7_ 5.3'ows and were bent on wrecking tno and tile-n PllmiIlIllPrl Segullr lndlfilﬁc“ ‘mm 71"" “"‘Y@.°°°1ed c“ Aforry lmlvis of Chicago in straight I by hastily-sllnllllelwd firc-lnlrn 51ml Solo. 8-1, 6-3. 'policc. The flllT-‘Jll was l1 demor- -—»——_----_.__ ntlvlloll of t-nr-ir displeasure at LONDON -~ 1GP) - The Lon. the judge's decision or. a race.

doll Transport windows ill all new buses to bi. made of toughcncd glass.

England - to!" ---Call- ﬁillﬂfvs for all Arts degree a; new; University m longer have Lg “udy mtill or Greek as a compulsory subject.

CHALK, Kent, Tmglannd _ (on a villi .25. are HQ.

mile wide at tho ban and nun

steel ’I’l'ley said that billets used in;

would m. of nolrco-operatioll und o1 the‘ Land steel strike would depend o1 the who was expected] offi-|

Olle official said that a ‘small";Al1°"’b' m!" ll had m"- bQS" °°“' Paciﬁc hold up by lack c-f stock at the nearby East-l

16- 1')- l Clsillo

cf Miami swept into the‘ the singles and lop-seed-

Mlllioy elim- nf S1 F - - . risco, tllo surprllsinl: senlsgti-odalzllf senlry duly 0"“ m?“ fffgsthand ill straight sot/s, lﬁ-liiﬁsmdlum manuc“ hale sums e“- 611. 6-4. in the only silllzics nlrrchled ‘new m“

ilos arranged for

‘s pea-plain.

Jlerty that are

the was unable to confirm reports that the Vaad Leumi (the nation-

obqamad‘. al council for Palestine Jew?) had

_,lc:mcr~llc-d a projected campaign in the Holy in protest anainst deporta ltion of illegal immigrants.

Vaad Lcuml announced last night that the first stage c-f its would begin Sunday. It apparently was standing pat at

, program

I sultcd.

Sport Shorts From Britain

Bv lACkw-‘STJLLIVAN Canadian Press Staff "Writer u LONDON, Aug. i3 ——i\P>—B-;'

- , lng l5, as some §T>°T~5 writer is almost sure t0 Gil-l? “going d ‘OTLRZD iglgstclms of box-office and betting appeal, greyhound raclny, has advanced far bcYoiYl m? lJuPW Wsmge 5nd the ﬂyn-lflﬂﬂlngi-ll-Weﬁk I at the 50-oci:l tracks arcllnd the coulllrv keep turnstiles cLcklllG ‘it a dizzy ace '>\_ll"|)ll5SPd only by "if . almost arltastlc totc_.li8li-'°5- with this upsurge ln tlle sport. the“, have bfulﬂ confirmed and _ull- confirmed nlrools vi dufrdtﬁnll“? owners have dolJ-ied and trebled

o f

5.’ m. Q- o or:

pOHCE. Strong-arm

Tim lovs-tear-the-place adopted by the

lcrowd at White wily two dots l-rlter. ' This "mcb rill." drew sc-nle rw. from sports writlrs and zllltspokcn Peter Wilson, Sunday Pictorial col- umnist, didll't ptnl any punches in lllls criticism. m- said a crime- wavc has hit the dog tracks" and compared the demonstrations m "Wnass uprisings" as seen “in HM Sing and Alcatraz". He went on: "The scum of humanity and the dregs of society. who, unfortunately seem more attracted by this sport than bv any other. have tneir own muons for these acts of criminal garlgsterlszn. The sinister thing about the Hstrringay riot was tile way that o nar‘! core oi’ some 20 men igmred she giddy-headed burning and wrecking and went straight for the tote, where there were thousands of pounds in notes

be converted. "I do not say that these filthy rats lnmtred the riot. But they turn it to

were mighty quick to

Dr. F, W, Boutley of Toronto. the, the Call-t adlan Red Cross Society. has Jib,“ returnnd from overseas. During his

Erlgland and Switzerland where he Governors of the League of Red

Lord Bennett, who is the Chair- the Overseas Advisory {Board o! the Canadian Red Cross. n

meeting of his Board spoke of him

because they insisted on sinlung ywhen their four-day trial opened. Tiley wore led into court today to

y and dispersed. unconfirmed Tel Avi-v that two other canadian Dagpysmall ships, canrylrlg between 200

I ' immigrants, rucl in reaching the Pales- ihis morning without

Supposed Gold Inch would

TORONTO, Aug. l7 — forts of home too well." m of they would be unmoved

Ce Rush were to beokcn,

lt-

8

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bgcﬂme prohibitive,"

Galls Albanian Government

Gallup Poll of Canada

SPIRIT 0F ADVENTURE STIRS FEW, EVEN IN DAYDRIAMS

By Canadian Institute of Public Opinion

“Too much risk involved.” "I like the mm. “Too many "I have a vrjfe and family to comider." So go the reasons why the majority of typical adult Canadians think by the lure oi’ gold, even l! a new Klondike

Most astute of all. peel-naps. was the young moo Whit “"11 “I'd ' d b one of the vacant houses- Smy home an uy-World Copyright Rcscrvcd—

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Attract One In Ten, Poll Finds

sacrifices perhaps for nothing."

1f the traditional Canadian ‘ pioneer spirit ls to be maintained, the challenge will best be cast to youth. securlt y and caution would deter Cwladlans o: voting age, judging from their response . f

‘ Jabs For

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ployment ranks.

A Jewish Agency spokesman mid,

A verv comprehensive program of activities has been or Bred I0! the week under the clha arlshi Mr. N, W. bowtlher backed by Bl! able committee. Every method of advertising. by HBWSPBBBI-S. ‘radio. aircraft, window displays. will b6 used to bring to the attention of the public the significance of the week and the co-corratiorl of every citizen whether or not he is an em- ployelq will be appreciated. It will be pointed out to the employer that the veteran did a cood Job for ul "over there", and he will do an equally gCOd Job for us ovcr here.

pot

Dictatorship

K, Au. l6--(AP)— ‘Tili-Evgcxzlglﬁlcnt r-fg GT9"? “d” ‘filed additional rllarfzes a1...» lmighboring Albania in efforts to ' block her admission w the United l Natl-ans contending‘ that Albanian Premier Enver Hﬂxliﬂ hid 5m?” duped "a ruthlerc. dietatnrshlp and tripled the army- ” b

The Greek memorandum \_va.su - mittod to a security (‘Qi-"ifil mm“

bcrshlp commitdtee pglggiiglglnl ‘he , Soviet-sponsors a _ » Ambassador Vasslll Dehdrajmlllr. | Grqek representative to tile . .. n SBlGI _ “Albania at proslehrlteehtiiomegvtﬁlog . men undor arms. T -‘ -wor force- "Tile bcllivose attitude of A1-

‘ ' in viderlc conttrarfctlon lignllaht-‘lsﬁhﬂfﬂfef of the Vrlited Nations. which provides as a con- diticzl for the admasslon of a statc its peace-loving qllalrflcatlons.’

The committee itself tcok up ln detail Albania‘s reply to a 1"“? series of questions lt had sub- mitted.

t Bridgetown

KENTVILLE. N. S. Alli. 10- lCPi~Kentvllle Wildcats slulzged their way to a 124i decllion over

In regard to Albanian shorclBridgetrlwn here today to wln the batteries firlnlz on two Br tishiAnnnpolls Valley baseball leazue warships, the Brltish FOPYPSPHIYO"§dhllmplﬂnﬂﬁl]? ivn three straight live said Albanlifs explanatlcnfgamc-s, was not satisfactory, adding trlat‘ Konlvillo batters knocked pit- London doubts Albania has a chars Yorkt- and Jacklyn for 18 normal conception of her duties hits. Bridgetown got 12 hits of! m international relations, Buclcler and Boats but they lack-

The United States and Russil ed the power. clashed over acceptance of Al- Kontville will next meet ‘Pruro llania‘s answer as to wlly she rc- Br-nrcats ln the bolzinnlnl: of their fused to honor pro-war Lreailcs. series in the provincial playdcrvns. Russia said it was purely an m- ternal matter and had nc-thlnz to do with the application will-lo ‘he United States contended that th= conclusion and obiorvancl- of trcntics was certainly of inter- national character‘.

CHALFONT. England — (CPL-- Tile "Sweetest Old Lady" over Bu will bc ciloscn durlrl: the Bani: Holiday fete ln this Buckingham- shlre village. \_____

c2555? orz-J’ W ("Ki

Proclamation

1 hereby proclaim the week August 18th t0 24th to be known in this City of Charlottetown as “Veterans Week”. It is my earnest wish that all citizens remind themsel- ves of the obligations we are under tn those gallant men and women who fought that we might continue to enjoy, as we now do, the freedom of living in a democratic coun- try. Let us see to it that as for as is humanly possible no stone is left unturned to the end that everything that can possibly be done in the way of finding employment and in helping these Veterans re-habilitate themselves is done. Only by so doing can we pay back to them the debt we

OWG. ‘ B. EARLE MacDONALD MAYOR

.._____.___é___, STARTED HOTEL FIRE

PARKERSBURG. W. Va.. Aug. it; —tAPl — Police chief Clarence l-lylclt said today that Shelley Hart, 35-_vear-old former bellhup. had slant-d a statement admitting he started a fire in the Grand Ho- tel here where seven ncrso-ns lost

\ll1(‘ir llvcs last 9.

their own dirty advantage, , , "'I‘hc swine must be handled fnughly- even thou man would wan-t to d on them," l Wilson noted that the number oil attendants at: Haninglly 11nd hem doubled since the outburst l

h no decent’ rty hil hands‘

an Capone will iind that m‘; taken on a mouthful too big tor iloeth~ which are Dfﬂbflbly false as the rest of him _ Once a. crowd zeta out. the hard-laced gentry filmy eyes can a vengcance__ may not Only

of hand with tho Bet to work with arid next time it be money and

lost" he w-lm .

—(CP)-

ember Salt Luke City and Jnp

\

OH, E Flight Llout. Peter Benaion is to ma"! I Dutch 35d he met under ""55" l" WW8. where she was mm and n. hull your; 5 Japan.‘

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