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Death Saturday 0f Mrs. T. iioy Cudiiiors
The death occurred in the Prince
oirrawa. March 24 -(ér)-.i. Edward! Island Hospital autumn,- O
9- Mlvphlll. 56. direotorof marine "iii"
Mrs. T. Roy Oudmore a1-
‘qmu ma‘ mm” "rum to, ter an illness oi several months,
more thando e has y are. _ e
leave 0H0! in
4-4.;- , u" I“ _ , land and graduate »-<or"3%->-i“.‘.‘:“.n' in"; V
inn oi ‘mu Rose Continues m“ "'° “W”
Y "C. most efficient services in th nouncemcie _
ted director
He was marine oes-in 194D and war duties included
required by the Btish “A - median Ns/vy and also served on“:
mlralty. the C other services
A number oi wir ‘committees
u Ofth
y we .5’ Iaor Gouaenko. othful R - slan cipher clerk whg ins time: vritnms at t iirsrtwo days o
ting iaflomiation tothe 3339111151 (if iHIlK C0 eta suohdhlgrpfiion; He na-ined- ifilousank as
1'0‘ the‘
m “a. . Unlvgl ssh,‘ l .Ont.
"3 _ v departments and rad- “mflmr develt at tlonal Research Council
activl f‘ _ R Army e- loelves. , . s was fantastic oh Digs s. Col. 2
f
' ilk .0hcral Club over tonight-at 8J6. s-as-ii "s" m be ud menus-v. L. a Idiots!!- niilihldwfilniifiiiffinfifli?“ ; , s-za-ai. ..'.'.‘;?'i'iv.hi‘.°"n:.t whim . i, “ l _ ~. 8 38-11 "done Tuesday Natioiial
sumac-hi, , es. 'i an 8.10 um.- . ~ - 1-82-31
sa-wiinifiirm on 1w ‘- . .‘ -as-si
8 ,, V. - i‘ ‘. 0h ' ' .~.. Hum“ i ""'""ie.°'*' " '- Yam...‘
boards
m‘ cham onship.
I the h?‘ no particularly mem- m, . Chester S.
in her 44th year.‘ M: Oudmore was Marlon
"1 s. ‘M’ 5 hi! "W" daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs’.
Hen Cobb Easterbrook o! Bos- 011. . .B.A. Early Ln lite t ehe moved with her iamil to
make her home in this Prov nee.
bXsineselcoui-se in college here. ‘ be i! United Oliimhflidxrns. augmoi‘?
9' a prominent part in church at-
Ialrs. ticularly those associated with tliiaer choir and young people,
and for several ears was a loader
h‘ in youth ti i l i m... were: ""2. v "a v
th tlcaily-in-
ciined Mrs. Oudmore took an active art in s arts, notably golf bowl-
ng and dniinton. In the lat- "? Illort she shared, at one time, the rovlneial ladies doubles
During the war years Mrs. Cud- u mom ac lveiy gave o! her time and efforts in promoting welfare work and assist ng in the entertain-
and ‘well o ° ‘mud? u“ m‘ mant ot overseas and other per-
sonnel armed seivices
Airtorce.
In the 194s King's birthday hon- “m
Mbligihdwrmllllfldlw
one book, " . Ottawa, The First
"Con. idihailovle. lialijorted Capture
the hands of the Yugoslav Ciovern- _
merit. ..
d Oudmore was w
along this line drew the corn-
10D °° '7 (L mendatlon and praise of Group
Captain Blake, commandant oi‘ the
ssi-‘iinsw au is the izuthgluflog m. “hoot
Mrs. Oudmore's unusual interest in the young brought her in close association with the YMCA and for several years she was president of the Ladies‘ Auxiliary o! that as- soclatlon.
Possessed ot a charming r- sonality and a fitted sin or ma. u ‘r I she -known nmusl- c c cea. 9 ggnerousy gave ct her talent in this direction and h_ , ~ . re
. Cudmo v her. lose a husband and two young sons, Brian, and Olive at home, and one sister Mrs. Harriett Far- quhar o! Boston, Mass" who was present during her illness.
The funeral will be held Tues- day afternoon from ‘Prinity Unit- ed Church, services starting at 2.30. Interment will be in the Page‘: Cemetery.
. Oudmors is resting at her
e home M4 Pownal Btrect.
. 4 Charged” With Murder [n4 gOntario Stabbing Case
$15,000 roe At Concession, ii. S.
said
CONO§5ION. N. 5., March- “ [fluted in a hnw],
unknown origin destrcy- Accused w aliied Russel ltilm. Walter Johnson and "m! Robert Johnson. all o! Walpole The island. ‘rhev were not asked to H- plead and wem remanded to In- until iiiasoh 20 nearby
-Iq\re of ed a home‘. star and barn v ‘t “"002 mast da night . ur . buiidin! has owned, Ga ants
. re swered the call from
Joseph
(By The Canadian Press)
OEATHAM. Ont. March 24- Four men were arraigned in Police court late Saturday on charges o!
murder in the fatal stabbing Victor Crosby. 24. _Chatham war veteran. who died on his way to hospital yesterday from injuries by uoiloe to have been in-
ere Richard Riley.
‘may were ais-esterl at the Wal-
Gliuich Point. Woymouth. Metel- me Island terry some time after
~han. liaeteghan River and more
Woman 115
Alias Plane iilde
- ' i. I110 Okll. March 21t— The deaduman % inuiiiiiiinoiiiui‘ o st amii the
c two ‘ e ' Miss Du
Altai 000$ a rd dreamso-im lg!
aflray in the backyard at’ the
home o! Mic. Annie Duncan. Mar-
gret Duncan received minor cuts the same flam-
Police learned of the aifair loom Clarence oiosby. uncle oi the vic- tim. and when they arrived only Hubert Oiodsv and alias Duels‘: were PY- OM35 Vi!!! 0n
d with‘ e-woisisds in the
I négro: M‘.-
Seleliitlsts Approve - RA-Biiaii Testiislay
Report Chinese Mystery Man Has Been Killed
Island’ Woman Dies At Boston
CHUNGKING, March 24 —(AP). —Gen. Tat Li, t the most Powerful men in all China, credibly reported today to been killed under circumstances as mysterious as was his ion life o;
0
‘ undercover violence as o!
BOSTON, March M ~40?)- Fimeral servicu will be held hue Tuesday tor Mrs. Elisabeth (Cou- ncil) Chisholm. U. a native of Iona, P.E.I., who died suddenly at her home Saturday. she is siir- vived by her husband. two aims and six daughters. ,
Commons Settles Down To Business
isoTifiivAfi mint? thMn" D60 — l‘ tormali of (iii: past? e
an ding speci co tteo work to their duties in both houses. In House of Commons. W.. McLure. Pro esaivs Conservative member for needs has n named to the selec com- mltteeto investigate was‘ expendit- ures and the operation of the war assets cor ation, and J.. Watson MacNa t. Liberal member ior
Cardigan. P..E 1.. has been ap-
lnted to the ccmmmee of stand-
orders oi the Senate and to the Senate banking
en the debate on Spleeoh was evident w en contrary to c House sat on Shortage of = =
bars from
in the Commons has been
to the address o! R..l-l.. ' Liberal member for Queen s, Lun- c-nburg. who seconded the address in reply to the Throne Speech and Gordon Isnor. Liberal M..P.. for Halifax who Friday evening made a plea for extension or the Canada- West Indies treaty to include Cuba and San Donor-go
First P.. I1. 1.. Speaker
Tomorrow Mr. McLure is slated to be the first speaker irom Prince Edward Island in the main debate. and will iollow Jean Francois Poul- iot. independent Libs! member .___
Continued on pole 5. Col. 1
Food Situation In Russia iiow Becoming Normal
MOSCOW. March M - (Reuters) -'I‘he food situation tor Russia's 180,000,000 poo 1e, still feeling the pinch of the rustic tightening oi.’ belts during the war, is slowly but surely recovering.
Russia now feels in a position to help France, Poland and some parts of Eastern Europe, and u few days ago the Soviet people learn- ed oi government plans to abolish ration cards this year for bread. flour, cereals and macaroni and the ending of all rationing in 47.
When the fourth five-year plan ends in i950 the Soviet Union hopes to have a generous margin of supplies above her own immedi- ate consumer requirements if har- vest objectives are fully achieved.
This year's grain harvest m well top the 1040 figure of 38,300, , tons, jud ing by favorable p re rts o the spring sowinga.
e Russians already have o- osed to help France with .000 ons ot wheat and 100,010 tons of barley. They also are helping Po- land and, to a smaller de . some of the areas of eastern r- Opd. ' . Soviet annual targets for iood {u lieslaidmed at by the and of
ncu : . "
1,300,000 tons of meat products,
111,000,000 tons o! grain (‘l per
18 die.
China's secret police.
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Slick wept at the news that his ruthless but trusted assistant was killed in a plane crash between Shanghai m! Nam-kin
a - g.. Oher Chinese ill concealed their hofies that Tat truly was dead: and sti others openly doubted it- averrlng that only the poison-cups et or lanife of an assassin cou strike down the man they called "t o China’
I
under terms of the Chin-
ese un ty agreements. for the Com- munists in particular had accused the. bureau of mistreatlng all
liti lentsofChiazig and mist?! that islhe organisation must
e crash occurred Mai-oh 17 in he cloud-stircuded inoun ins near the Yangtze Riven. First the Chinese announced only that it
plane" carrying oi-
s l fllrposeflfl hadowy was o »e that n5: eien his exact h he was be-
ed..
With the Mtlkdan incident in 1931, Tai Li was assigned by Ghlang to create an anti-Japanese under- coval- group. From that day until the Japanese surrender 15 years later. he waged war without quart- er and. with few rules against both the invaders and their Chinese
u‘ collaborators- . .
To ‘Seek Bl-iiour Day
(By The Associated Press!
COLUMBUS. 0., Much M-Dtl- egatas to the International Broth- erhood of Paper Makers (A. FRI...) have unanimously snDNl/Bd B m‘ olutlon‘ calling for a six-hour work dav with eight hours nav in m9 paper Producing industry of 0w- ada, the United States and New-
The addition 0d one camels“ crow of tour workers would ia- crease employment ?5-I>"-°°"'° i“ mills ow on an eight-hour clay schedige since the industry 090i‘- ates on a 24-hour basis. union ofli- clais said Saturday.
Spokasirnan said the six-hour day was needed to prevent unemoloy- merit in the industry caused by re- mm o1 union member war veter- ans to their former lobs-
lt E ed ifiiii-‘nl. ii. Fire
firemen ran to $0
a donoenh acetylene a
u e ilrsc
iiinlryuo fire on the edge 0! Jill!-
usta's east side residential sect on- Apparently nobody was 108""!!- The blasts flattened the two-storey
wooden Junk vard building-
Paul . Plumer. IIlBIlBlQCI iadlttg: K b Journa. sa 3§pi§§n...°’a‘-l‘>i.§° the buiidins ncu Witt.‘ blam was confined in the junk yard, owned by James F.
O'Connor.
Says Soviet Agent Picked lip in 0.8..
edllfl manzondmcrdeclineiitonasns ‘vidual the OWN!- Jaid, howevirr. that he hdi- to he referred was not 41cc oificial. Re added vbeeved the reason was man
Report May
iiniiiyiiinwesii
BY DOUGLAS HOW h M
days to see at steps, one of which may give. country its first all-round view
Pictured as he lett the police station, after posting bail, is Harold Samuel Geraon. of the War Assets Corporation. who has been oihsrged with oontravening the Canadian Official Secrets Act.
- Moscow Reports Russian
Troops Are Leaving Iran
Cardinal MeCuigan Stops In Montreal
-- a Moscow ¢“*¥i*%.i.‘.aiid.. '
heh- i of Toronto. n? in Mo l . his i m nttea today on way M
Mme Whfl!
earlier t is month. Cardinal MoGulgan vi Marlanapolis MCXDIIl/Bllgt
her church
itarles at the archbiehopts
He is expected to be in Toronto momw.
Thousands Would Seek iioiiies In Canada
MONTREAL. March 24 -"Neiver has there been such interest mown in Canada as there is now by’ the E peo e." G..G. Congdon, commissioner of -
ation for Canada in lsoudon,
d repomrs on his ssi-rival at the all... Central Station, Montreal today. 1n England for more than five lasts. Ml. Congdon is going t0 0 We t0 problems re- lating to the future and plans o! the Canadian Government with regard to immigration.
"Thousands of people in almost every country in Europe want to come to live in Canada." Mr.. Congdoin said. "Canadian service- men have been Canada's best sales- men. It has been from them that the European people have come to know more about the Dominion, its beauty. how we live. and the great qrporounities there are here. f: new want to make their homes
ere-
However. it would be years be- wouid be able to
ranspo and travel conditions return 1M1 Canadian
to normal. Beiore all the
one ‘d! any o! the European Until the raornial pre-
a in Halita; the Aqultoliia among
(Oilltimted on Page B O01. l)
AIIIOAN B88011‘!
B aloforoopsfromhis
h 24 -— (AP) — hdravrl
y withdrawal some , but ‘he said today
' in Tehran there had been no dir-
ect negotiations recently between the two governments, and that he hadno o lclal reports of withdraw- country. ‘Ibo Moscow broadcast, recorded by the Asooisted Press. sa : "Evacuation o! Soviet ttoogs tram the regions of Mashed. She - which started
Soviet troops started on March . awarding to an agreement with the
t. The Boviet command of Soviet oroops in Iran believes that etthe complete evacua-
the case a! it will untold in the’
the ramifications of a network o? Russian-directed agents“ for the
oatba,
and step hing
1" Ems. W wa on seven charges _' an»
ssi
Progre ve Action of
lm report, it
high authority.
a 20D iisiloiis‘ BtCiiieir
will be "con- 0h
leave Manchiuria
‘Rae annou t came eve o! the convening of the second session of the United Nations Sec-
uriy Council. where the Russian- d to be
Prominent Moncton Businessman Dies
NIB. March M
06. Mansion nessznan. hospital here tonight.
A native of this city, he was long associated with the business life oi the Maritlmes and was a. des- cendent of one of the earl famil- ies of Moncton. His main siness association was with the hardware
was Klso a“ ' New Brunswick ‘Ilell hone Company. .... ..n"~ ssmrci=nsii=i
. .. c n - casting Ounfiany, Ltd" and the Petitoodiac dal Company. Ltd, and until recently was pne- ldent of the Times Printing 0o.
Prancefortlareeycar intheFh-st gZeatWarandroeeththei-ankot
are his wildow, the for-
s Iflq met Jenna N.D§I1fl', and owo
dliilhtefl» Mrs. and math. both oi this city.
25 Tuglioat Crews iii London 0n Strike
iithetugsreiaained loam-fleet!!! codsiiw dbonotiaoed -
"min its"...
M» 01 ‘i: 0i Scientific Hi0 in an
the Indiastrial Research, said address.
HALIFAX. March 24 — Flollolw- ing is the official weather synopsis and official marine to iss- ued bsgthe Dominion Public Wes- ther lice at Halllax at. 10:30
m. Sunday and valid until Mon-
m K eveninga- a h
-Du tnth lnfhle d! '5. “mimmnihin.
cs3 winds. ‘the storm
n which are displayed in Northumberhnd Strai Cape Bret- on chm and Gulf o! bi. Lawrence agate‘: are being ordered down t0- Xl . . .
‘orth barlan Strait .-.
winds tiilntive a per hear.
_c ng tn
o! fi miles per hour
ing. Clear,
Boom orlbi y
day, wit. temperature nag: freesin in
n. t...‘ nail‘? 3°“
a this ' a
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