British Labor Party Okays Policy On Profits, Wages

I! JosEPll MarsWEEx

SCARBOROUGH, E ii ll lull lCPl—Rldlng a “are at almost Ivlngellcll fervor engendered "y Furry leader Harold Wilson Labor contort-nee

"incomes poliot would regulate protlts diiideuits wages and Sﬂrlalrarl’tlt’ln lwnrr tits.

.iames Lal’anhavl «notion ehanrellor or the etrlioouer in the opposition Lahtir pant rt» eeired pouriiul sunpnrt troni Frank Cousins, li'ansllnrt lllllltil rhiei. It'll" his attiirunres tlinl Iht’ pnlli')‘ (Ild iiril llll‘flll ttilL'l‘ restraint hut "planned crtlillil n! wages "

Indicating some touiiisiiui

anions Lahnr leaders ahntit the meaning oi lllt‘ proposal iiiit delegate t-hallriized t'nllaahnii int speiiiti . t-hnruinc that eiii pluvrl‘s iioit Int‘t'i‘nkt‘ :ll‘tllll: It the (‘YpEIhF til iiorhors

Callaghan. iiho ttild thr l'tlll lerenee a Labor :urtirriuient would base its t-t-otiomit- urti-

gram on I national plan that —

would represent a "clean hrrat

with Torv policies Iollonrtl" since said out I‘ 1 tot tull t‘mplnMIit-‘iii and hilt utili zation of industrial iilniiis d-

uell as E‘neurtng (IIlltIt‘llIIx and prolits would not :iiiii lim' ails vantage SEES PROTl-J l'ltN

The plan. he said. \\tllIIlI urn tert "weaker members of Sﬂclr Qty," such as pensioners and

hiis driter. The W'llhilillir unit. I u lion his. adopted in till‘tttltlllt tlilltlti It IIlIl’l~ iht

ii --n iituiiiisiuu among other iiiur io amlll n nutuiiuii int-onus pillltt lll elude salili‘it . iiaees .initteuds

anti priilllS and Silt’lttlr~t't‘lll‘ll\ hriiollts " to ossiiointe liorkois nuiit- tlllst‘lv ltlIII eiiililotoit in iii.iiirt:rnwhl tlI ltoi industrio. and to inieit nu ezoitirnl oi‘ niihlu partitii tiiiii ill the thin

ersliiu and fIIIEA‘IlltlI ill riiiiitia. oios i-otoiiiug slaw nid

.\|~rt at the t’ltl’ll tiiiie \iiiit nmtm Illl’ iniuir iuiiii iii-om isrtt to rot Rod thiiin's

ores. lily-litil in i‘i‘ l'nllt‘il \iIIIlIlI\ til \ttli‘lt [mt atl‘n lllt'lllllL‘ the \\illltl hody and Illr innit Slim Ill :l‘t‘HIi‘l‘ aid in llf‘t’fl)

a.

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i'lie dt ttrs gl‘r‘tlJ-ll in use “the hill noiier iii tiio l..iiior "ltlH‘lllt‘tlt to irsisi wiii ale tt-iuiit hr the \'i)tl>l‘l‘\.tll\t‘ :oi

eriiiiieiit to \II - rider roiiiiol or the uroirtiiiiintes to Smith .\I» run

car. I' ME‘IBER SIAIV

.l\l{\l‘il‘\ Roiiirit \ii lflr

douehnii loiid nan-o1 iirrd on a Iiitliitl‘htidt dying the \lntinsian I'IrlL‘. hilllll" one Crt‘“ ninriibri' and ioiinoui ion. the iniara nous aaeuri reported \totliies tho the Indooosim .:tt\t'll'l-

mriitiuo allelic-y added that the‘ ioiutriii occurred near ‘l‘tlllioll‘ in tlie Celehos Islands hut did not or trim A lllllllht‘l' or

dump Gt lottetown F1170". 4. ism. Germans Tipped V _ On Dieppe Raid

Bil\\ intuirrsi Retired. tirriuaii lien. L‘rirh Kesslery said here the Germans

aunt-mated the aritish raid onl iu

i942 hetaiisr itieyl ally broken ariiain's naiii tutti- i

xessler. \l ho headed the Ger. man air ruree Atlantit com. mand during thr early slﬂﬂc‘: or the Second Wurlil Wu said “irom time to time I r ‘cived t-oded british signals which run» taint-d important Inlurml- lion for us "

This Slluatitln (‘tliiliililed unlil the surrender i the llallans.l Min laid the British their code had neen hroiteu

Kitsslel‘ said. houeier. he did itot thinh the mean. raid villuld have boﬂ'i SUCCOS>IIII t‘\(‘n ll lhe Germans had not had adiauoe inlhrmatton

"We aiitieiuated an altar-it and made appropriate prepara tions." he said

Xesslor. taken prisoner by the

Amerieans. emigrated to Drill Euay in will but returned to West Germany three years

later. lie lives on I tat-m near Slutlizart

Bosch Reports Priests Backed Military Coup

AP-l‘teutm

E tn .2 1 ‘L :2.

here many Roman catholic priesis were Iiiuligators oi the coup that removed him as president or the nominiran

those on ﬁxed int-antes. surh “turtlti' members here arrrsled Reputati-

postmen. railway troi' anti

IN the patrol, it t't‘nrll'tt'tl.

Bosch, who was sent itito

— ' “" exile last weekend. told a Dress

ACROSS THE ISLAND .

Canoe Cove Scholar‘ Had Unusual Career

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It. A.

.VHTHENN

Protinrial - Flinn Editor

l LEARNED a ten days agit about a man iiiiu rii.tsi i-aiih ilitn the best Llus province has our prodiiird in so {at as his arademic

was mncerned

has also autstdndiii:

azeer . i‘m thinking oi Donald A )lat‘Rat‘, a Caiwe Core boy wiio

won a scholarship in Dalhousie limit-i

uiihout attending hieh

conference it was a Catholir priest whn Ill’SI act-riser] Iiim nl being a Communist e 'tdttr‘d that the Communisi Scare ls lllo recurrent err-use or extreme fli’lhllsts and military men to overthrow ooternmrnts in Latin America

Lenders oi the pIrII that ousted Bosrh at-eiised him til being oil iommunlsls.

plunging thr country into i-lmot and tine oar \tllI1 nt‘lgzhlmr-

in: Haiti hoseh said that an} lailtite ht- his government more

ioreciiilly RELIIIISI the ('ommti- nists arose Irom Iear of trigger- in: what he ealIt-d HatlsIa-typ! terrorism

“1 would like to we dllylltr mum and Madame sanctions

aerial-ii, and went an the tray uuoiieii’liis undergraduate and applied auainst thr nuilin-t unv postgraduate uorlt, aumreuth. on whom Ship~ he unit or “31- eminent hunting (or the mi , hnusie. Cornell and other llrll\l‘|~l|it"<. He has the son at Finlay tart tlrrillnmen. he said “to

laid Anne MacRat‘

Donald Mat-Rae has a ytllillg-lt'l uoikiiu; iri I’l‘tr\\»‘£‘ nroihess

store here back in the early 1899's ithrn he

serious studying. Though he lintl

tlcu ed to do some new guns to Pl .ee nf \t'alrs

nrstay

Bo -h. deposed in a ronn hr iutita six ilzlys ado, Wednesday truth the

nulila _ new hero

l l .

Colo AND WET l

Pi-iiitr r:dii it. Isltiiid will time below normal tempera- tures and Ill‘m't’ rainiail dtir- ir tlttuht-r, arootdine tn the

l,..' tiliilmlt oi the 5 its \l'catlir‘i‘ lllil't‘ait t l'l iiiiiliin illlti the

Prairie Pl‘tullll‘tlt iiiil lint-e tonineraturr a, is

above nomial Tlll‘ pi't‘tilt'lm'i Iiinzrranﬁi‘ b suliirol in o

based on d

or

3 Czechs Defect 1.

At Gander Airport

GAVllEll. Wm, 10!" Three CLL‘t'Ilmlm'akitms dolor-ted at Gauzlt'l'. an immigration depal1-

Collegkl don't kilo“ liow tar he had pi-oereswo in his home “my. 351m 0; Guadaimm. ment sunkesman al the internat.

lchooI—he learned the halls tiyi

what u knmvn as Grade 12 now, tlizit’s Sﬁ'i‘nd i or ore to the pl'i‘~ltlclll

example: then vi

to and including Grade I F“( In. e trailers-m

or Dalliui

and sought permission to write tor a soliolarshiu THE FIRST reaetioti was the request eould not be granted

The scholarships were tor graduates of Irish st-hool _ rriuee rtl Mum. only avenue to S"htllai‘slllp e giiuiuy in

Wales College Has the Prince Edward island

But the president idler talked iiith )olllig Mat-Rae and has to deeply inrrlpressrd. that he tested lllE‘ yniirll man's knlnllt‘llgc with a special examination Then he said "I‘m own: in let l'tvu

write for a scholarship. C‘i‘ll llit‘uzli it

Dmiald MarRm‘ won the sohnlnrshin and hunt on it unadiiatetl lront ‘ classics and thr University modal in “Hill lie non

Ipparcntlt until he

emit me my job", llllllii; ilitilll. nnlliousie uui honort iii it one on.

a , nual schnlarship to Cornell uhtire he studied and also taught

classics Ior st-Itlral tears He later taught at Print-rton

and also r‘ili’i’ll‘t’l his doctor's degree.

He entered nsdoodt- Lou Mlloﬂl in I'm allot hr hail decided

to become a lam/or, but

In Dalhoilsie. more t

he Iu‘tdnie tlr‘atl an 20 years,

at

National Leader In Legal Education In

Will-7N nR. MACRAF. ditd. ot'thVl‘ [‘4' in local «titration Smith. Toronto UnlYEh‘lh prrsidont. liho inter betntne secretary lamily. hold the rank

outstandinu lea or

t‘ was tint In practice la“ A vacatiml mo in tho \iariiinirs ended nitli Dr \laenar azrro- Amman“ "mm WNW m ecome dean ot Dﬂ'hlllixlt‘ tau siliool

tor lone.

Aitor in years at “\EIIIKIO llnll lihere he served

he has rallrd he in Canada" by Sldlll'y

or state for external aiiairs in the nirienhakor government "ht Mat‘ﬂae was responsible in large measure ror the mir- iriculm or our Canadian law srhoolt“. .‘ll' Smith added there was good reason for the statement. Dr .Viarliae

was chairman of the enmmittrr on local education tor the Can- adtan Bar . aeration irom illzrtrtl

He was district governor or riotai-r iihen he organized the Charlottetown t~luh here in September ism. along with tul Burt-h- ell He also drafted the inlmnatlllllal ohiotit oi 'I'Intal'y and had the satistaction ot term: it stronted unanimously at the inter- national Rotary convention in Edinhiiruh in 1021

IN ms mature tears he littd thr honor oi held: a Qlirrrl's Counsel. and held the decree or Bachelor or Iris. Dtielnr or Laws. \lastets at Arts and ntKllll’ oi I‘htlriwrtht l-ie I’N't‘iu'd many lnbutes rrtim nomu ih'. (nttni‘i‘V out w suspect that the Canoe Cave boy who "(‘VCI’ lorgot his humble I‘m. nnin:<—Il€ kept his mother's spinnini: wheel in the parlor or his Toronto Ilf'rl’lﬁrutruld have liked tint thit simple tritium: “i-le slriplwd the sublet-t r-I law rl tooth or its illilliww"

i wnrvl to thank several people tor help on this slorl- lt win Rod \Iao‘x‘etiii st iii rd's who tinned me on rirst, otter teadillt! thr slow on \lor iii \Iilt'lli’nt’llrl Allison 'tiarl.t~o<i, nhn

"sold ears to Dr \intRno about thr zn's“ and Premier Walter Shaw. who kllii is his am‘l)‘ wrto nlso lielniiil \nd it was his more \nnir \Inriinr Canoe Cnvp iilio round and showed me ill arrau hook that remained to moot deal or the r:<r-iitia| intor.

mation luridentallr I want In ('t‘v‘dll \Ialt'l'lni \IarKrn/ie ('itnnc (tote who is in his 90's ror tho inininiatirn oil hint-Rae‘s home- study efforts anti his sueeessiul enorl to write tor u nailinusic v

uhol ' home

did not so:- \It liatKonzie u there was nobod it an I rallr‘d iii the ht‘ll‘t" “here i was toltl he is Sluylll'l. But I used thr iniormation \Ir \IaoI-(t-mir nrtividcd in an old clipping l follan which. I presume. wits written at the lime or Dr. MacRac'S float

Parlors Were Kept Tightly Closed

THAT REFERENFE to Dr .VIneRae't parlor rtvninds me that parlors new Item i'tahtiy rinsed thtmirh most at the year in my arva when l was it My It was a rare norasion that saw the beautqu old :ooni npt‘nrd iiii, lilinds were mild] tor they were Ilsa used On ’ll'Y'Vl‘Tli thr sitii fading the furniture. or the beautttul panel- on the walls

cut a Sacrament Sunday or who" the minister or some other rim-l visitors came durlng the Serrame week the mom would be opened up. and mi 3 lrw other raw MCaS'irim A ymnitz- Itzr would step witty when he went into thr tori-ridden . lest his seniors hmt htrn and ndmlnisior ruitt end adrtiiiaie

eni.

You will pardon one perssz Moi-onto i hope ltjtt mil the will!“ in many localities lo tnkr mi iml‘l‘nanl VIN-Mr into the MW. and I recall that happened many times vition I was visit In people Is I polltieai rantiidate. and later Is a meth The people were invariaon kind and l appreciated their hoovitatrty In My (Ivan I never mild think at mvsell as

any more lmpdrtanl lust because I Tim to be nrnnltut an gloom.

and N. M the Callodtrniu poll Wm wel~ the Hkhﬂl. ltd we wait the nlﬂlt with“ table on Lht

Mn. luv-ml an

“d all Muslim I “I new MK.

I- I II "thin to W" ohody fussed over In: ill W in In welcome vtaiturg'mtt lelt it at that.

burn. that

i be'ml Ill

0" where he armed Tuesday night m‘IE‘nl

in a Dorntnirau worship

The iornior president and his wire and daughter urre guests of Fuel-tn nican Governor Luis

I ‘lllai-in. ut the Zovoriior's

resident-e

Bosth untild not distilose huir Inuit: he intended to ttay in‘ I’lii‘rlti niro

Ambulance l Head Dies

OTTAWA it'r‘i W \Iareai-rt MaeLaten. head or the St .Iohn

Canada. dird or rout-or here She was Il'l\‘t‘SIPtI as name Grand Crossihilhesl rank in e Order of St John ol .ieru- salt-m 7 by Gnvrriiol‘rGt-iict‘al Vanier at a private eeremotiy last July only semi other women, ext-tuning the Royal

Miss liaeLareo stlnrrliitcu- dent u-rhiei or the St .iohn Arnhtilanre shire 1946 had neen aeiii-e ullh the organization at- most all of her hit- tier rather. the late (‘ol \ltli'ray Mariam, tormor lieutenant . governor at New prurisuh-k. was ti Knight or Grate oi the order and her. mother was I dame ot the or er

sue horame JICIi\F in SI .iohn . Ambulance In totl ' .iohn, xii, ' mt, nent overseas with the First Canadian St John detach menl

shi- name to Ottawa in ma.

Mlts MaeLarrn, who grew up in hoihesay, Nit. anduatt-tl irom McGill University in um She “Is rhairman or the Cnunt ess Mountbatten nursary Fund (Canadai which min-ides tit- ststnnte to student nursrs and those taking post a izritduale eoiiros.

Sill‘ also was a member or the nursing advisory committee or the vietnrian Order at Nurses.

Jilrpml l'lf‘l‘t‘ i drink. .\I Hahn and v_ Kanillvhk all til tlltll‘ litll‘ 20S. Ieli a llii allurbountl plane (mm Pragut‘ Tuesday seeking political Asylum in Canada

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