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(By The Canadian Prell)

HALIFAX. Oct. 23—Stranded in Halifax since Oct. l3. a grief- striclren English war bride and. her two children today were still without explanation of the dis- appearance of her Canadian vet- eran husband. Albert Martin of Montreal.

The Yorkshire girl. the former Eliza Cashmere, and her three children. aged seven and six years and an eight-monthswid baby. arrived in Halifax aboard the liner Aquitania. Shortly after her arrival the infant. taken ill aboard ship. died in hospital.

When no word was received from her husband Mrs. Martin was offered shelter by the Sal- vatlon Army.

The last time Dominion oﬂic- ials heard from Martin was in September. since that time even the military directorate of’ IUD!!- rlation has been unable to find him.

Today Salvation Army officials said Mrs. Martin had received no information as to her humands whereabouts but added that mili- tarv officials still were the-lr investigation.

Snuatters Make Second Move A in Montreal

(By The Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Oct. 28—F‘amilles of three war veterans. 12 persons L1 all. today took possession of a vacant house on St. Denis Street said to have been used formerly as a gambling house.

Two convictions within a year. in connection with balbo and barbotte games in which cards and dice are used. brought the

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lI.ll.S. Council Officers Elected

$AINT JOHN. Oct. 28 -—The an- nual convention of the Mlfmme Religious Council was held in! Saint John. from Oct. 22-24. Om. hundred and twenty-five delegates! from various points in the Mari-| times, were in attendance. The lVl.. REC. is lntenDenomlnatlonal in| character. and is concerned with all; phases of Christian Education un- der Protestant church auspices. but affiliation with this council is vol- untary. Rev. Robert Shaw, the prescient. presided at the meetings.

Officers elected were:

President - C. Everett Hunt, Saint John.

1st Vlce.Presldent —Rev. Dr. SR. Prince, Richmond Bay East. P.E.I.

2nd VloePresldent-E. M. Cous- ins. Saint John.

3rd Vice.President —- Miss Edna Wallace. Dartmouth. N.S.

Treasurer — Rev. B. G. Manner, New Glasgow N.S.

Secretary —Rev. Dr. E.A. Bette, Saint John.

Appointments to General Board: Revs. Dr. W.C. Machum. Saint John; Robt. E. Shaw, Milton; Aus- tin MacPherson, Fredericton; C. N. Brown. Campbellton: J. A. Jmiine. Tryon, P.E.I.; F. S. Croeanan, Saint John; R s. Dunn Deep Brook; Messrs. Errol MacDonald. Halifax; Walter Shaw. Charlotte-i town; C. L. Andrews. Middleton; A.’ D. Rouse, Moncton; John MBCKilL. non, Saint John; W, E. Brooksi Sunxmerslde; Geo. Goold, SUSSQX]: Harold Langille Yarmouth; R. . Rupert. Charlottetown; A. M. Ciarlni

Edimur-ston; K. A. Parker, Sackvlb. le; L. E. Shaw. Halifax; R. D. Gil-l iis, Charlottetown: Lew Moffatl...‘

fax; Prof. L. W. sthaw, Char town; Mrs. R. A. Colpitts.

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[Announce illow Post War o" i lArmy Setup

(By The Canadian Inn)

UITAWA. Oct. 28 - Defence headquarters today announced a new post-war Canadian army set- up in the Un-itcd Kingdom which replaces the position of ohlef o! staff at Canadian military head- quarters. London, with a Canad- ian joint liaison staff.

Brig. Howard Douglas Graham. 4B. of Trenton. out. will become head of the army section of the liaison staff under an arrange- ment announced recently by Prime Minister Attlee. Under the new arrangement. liaison officers will be posted in London and the capitals of each dominion.

Brig. Graham also will be armv advisor to the Canadian high commissioner. -

Retiring chief of staf! is Lt.- Gen. J. C. Mtlrchle. 5i. 0.8.. CJB. E... a native of Edmundston. N.B.. who has held the post since Sep- tember. i945. He, also will retire from the Canadian Army on his return to Canada. shortly.

Brig. Graham will be succeeded as deputy adjutant-general at army headquarters here by Brig A B. Connelly. 3'7. of Calgary. now deputy chief of the general staff and deputy adjutant-general at C.M.H.Q. overseas.

Gen: Murchie served in Flngland during 1941 and 194G as lrrigadier,

general staff. and came back to

Canada in February. 1942, to be- come vice chief of the general staff. He was appointed chief of general staff in May. i944. and returned to London in Seo- tombcr. 19-115. as chief of staff. He is a veteran of the first Great War, in which h-e was seriously wounded. _

Brig. Connelly, a native nf Eng-

land. was educated in Calgary.’

Halifax and Montreal and a! Rctvai Military College. Kingston. Ont. l-fc went overseas in 1939 as

American military government of- ndjumng Rgyg] Cgngdlan 153131;», ficially confirmed today that it had 991-5, 0g they“ D1V1S|Qn_

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Workers (C.I.O.), bailoted 74 ‘per ere voted 82 per cent to accept an (31 _ - . cent yesterday in favor of accept_ insurance plan under the provisionsLny we?l_,f,?iss'gpf,ff£ﬁn.sp“'j. l“ ance of company wage proposals of the Rand Union security fonznulnlrohpl are being Show“ in a vﬂffi" providing. increases of 12 cents an which was established during they); lengths and shades this _ ‘f y hour. The wage boost was negoti- Ford motor strike oPlast; year. ”e“‘°"- med between the union and Co,” 130m votes were aka“ by “CR. Still popular in the elbow-length Patty and becomes effective today. ballot. There were 4.000 of thctslYlel evc" new" are the shorty ‘an Proposal allowing mproyess barﬂalnliag unit of 11.000 n. attcud- "qgtlbers. viwripzd or; at the rm: . . w' over vc years seniority an anoe. W1 a squars loo . ‘wave found pinyin: Bards and gemml- h“ befmfmmd m a“ m‘ D‘ additional Week's vacato m1 \ m c.~ _ ~ k b1 , _ ‘mmbling paraphp-mana m ‘he 823ml airtitiltttiatio: wY§YP5C}R'mO“tr 06L zsqcm- yea" w“ mepwd by “gmglainelmf Citric acid for soft drinks oon- ‘Plsliietxilllptrelurn uvilttilxlld Zfilllfsw Ihousa city Ponce 5am lhev if eIc-auirt marttalllrlgocevedlnssv had Daily “Q? (nfanadea Lmtldlotor Cigem- bers‘ They already have ‘waved ‘Emile?! B-Yld medicine now is drcsses, along with the ever-in,- mianncd no action unless a corn- bee“ started o‘ Local 200 Um EAItIIHHbJS pay for one week's vacation. produced majqyliy by “rmenuulon portant white, to make your ant. l Plain! were made by the building - ~ 0“ u m“) e In 8 Second ballot the Ford work- instead of from citrus fruits. umn clothes complete ensembles iowners. listed as Building ‘Trades '

lock order was said to have been a Wlfllﬁftprﬁﬂd more‘. in- lifted onlv ﬁve days ago. vsetlsatlon during the last four It wasvihe second lsquvtxter oc- gﬂnlgilfllgthi’; g-Hcgaﬁnagllifk grant??? t t’ ' Mo trea thin a L‘ ~ B 5 agifonllag? wedﬁesday me mm. by its Aanerican personnel in Ber- flies of veterans took over ahouse 111i '

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Late in the day a representat- ive of the owners appeared and asked the squatters to move out. They told him. “We won't move cut; we're staying here." He said lie would take further action.

Henri Gagnon. vice-president of the newly formed Homeless Vet- erans League. who led the first squatter movement. was again the leader of lodaf»"5 Emil-D‘

The squatter families are those o! Roland Dunelle. Amedee Mc- Graw and Camille Provost.

Newspapermen who went inside the premises were told by the squatters to leave.

llrder-ln-iiouncil ls Condemned By linited Mine Workers

By Mel Sufrln

TRURO, N. S“ Oct. 2B —(CP)— The United Mine Workers district 2G convention today passed a reso- lution condemning order-imcouncil P.C. 3689 which allows the federal labor minister to call a vote of union membership before or during a strike.

‘Ithe unino’: resolution. describing the orderin-council as an attempt by the government "to weaken and divide labor." came at. the end of a debate ln-which Clarle Gillls, C.C. F. member of pariamenf. for Cape Breton. South. charged that C.B. Wade. 'U.M.W. research director, had "grossly misrepresented" a clause in a report of the parlla. mentary committee on industrial relations. _

The question in dispute ' was: Whether order-imcouncil RC. 3689 imlllamented the recommendations of the parliamentary committee. of which Ml‘. Glllis was a. melmber,

Mr, Glllis contended me research director had misrepresented a clause in the committee report by 5834118 in a statement to'a union body that the ordenin-council implemented the cormnitteeu re-

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