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llose Again Before Court In Molitreal

MONTREAL. May 4 — (C?)- Fred Rose, former member of Par- liament now serving the third year of a six-year sentence for cor.- spirncy in the Soviet spy rim. faces additional prison terms as the re- sult of new charges being pressed against him by the Crown.

the conspiracy count on which re

ed of having violated the Official Secrets Act. He was found guilty of having conspired to break the same.

These charges had almost been forgotten when Rose was Bllddﬂll; brought out of prison yesterdav and arraigned in the Court of‘ King's Bench to be advised that the Crown intended to proceed o.i them. ‘ But the dapper, 40-year-old Rose, a trifle more bald than when hr stood trial here two years ago.‘

sinto court. His

protested bitterly at being hailed counsel. Joseph Cohen, also expressed disapproval of the Crown's action. "Is this going to be part of geri- eial procedure or is it going to b; a “Rose special", Rose asked Mi.l Justice Wilfrid Lazure. i He was cautioned by Mr. Justice Iazure against use of such a torni as "Rose special" and told his previous trial was carried out in a "most legal and exacting manner."

BABY IIIIIGKS

When ordering boby chiclil l" iure and get SWlFT‘S HUSKY, HEALTHY, HARDY chicks from pulloruin free Island flocks. These cliiclia can only lie hod from your Swift Hatchery in Charlottetown.

Either write or contact our Mr Duncan Mélnnis at Swift's Hatchery, Charlottetown. Phone 2l92 or i027.

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Because of a crowded court cai- endar-and the lack of any need for haste in proceeding against _Roee since he still has about three and s half years in prison ahead if

September.

Rose, who was ousted from the House of Commons following lilo conviction as a spy. asked permis- sion to speak after the Crown gave notice that it would proceed. He maintained that the follow-up charges are being held against him "so I cannot get my release.‘

"I have now been in prison I01‘ two years. I have spent 6 1-2 months in solitary confinement. My health is undermined, my fam- ily tortured. Then today I am sud- denly surprised to hear that I an. again going to be brought to trial. ls this going to be part of a gen- eral procedure or is it going io 5'

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‘Egg Production in P. E. Island iContinues To Climb

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Production of eggs in Prince Bd- ward Island continues to increase. MY- F- N. Ni-lh. senior poultry pa ’ ‘ inspector said in a, Do- minion Department of Agriéulture egg and poultry market report.

Operators of registered egg gym.

-ing stations report receipts i0 per

cent higher than last week and runnlnr silently higher than fo" some period last year. Quality is excellent and the bulk of supplies are moving through the Special stored i»: future delivery to Britain or t; be dried and made into egg powder for export.

There were five earlots exported from the rice last week. for: in special Products Board and the remainder in lcl lots to other Maritime points.

There has been no change in N1"! and grading stations cm- t-inue to quote for ungraded eggs, A large 87 1-5-88. AM 35 l-3_ 96. A pullet 8-30. B 29--3l. C 13-20.

Dealers are quoting grading stations fob their stations for eggs sized, stamped and packed for ea- port A larzﬁ i3 1-2. AM 4i 1-2 and‘ for the ordinary pack of Grade B

Wholesalers are quoting retali- ers for the graded pack in cartons A larllt! 4B. A medium 48. B 40 and retailers or selling to consum a in cartons at A large 53-6, it med-

meant by "solitary conﬁnement" but his wife later said he probah.y meant the first six and a hail hionths he spent in Bordeaux laii. ilust outside Montreal, before be‘ ing transferred to St. Vincent do Paul Penlntmtisry. (At Ottawa. a Justice Depart. merit spokesman said he had checked with penitentiary offi- icials and found that "Rose neve: was in solitary confinement theref‘)

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Pictured above are the characters as they ap- peared in the one-act play entitled "The Return of the Immigrant", staged recently at the Empire Iliestre. The play was one of three which iniwe up the final studio ﬂight performance by the Little

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The poultry market is very quiet and very little poultry is being offered. Broilers should be on the market soon. Dealers quoting for poultry over five pounds Chicken special Miikfed 37. A Mllkied 35 B 28. Fowl Grade A M. B 32.

The Marketing of lgga

The flate rate buying of eggs at so much a dozen without eggs first being graded works to the detri- merit. of the farmer or poultrymar. who ts buying feeds and endeav- ouring to sell a quality product. Certainly the eggs produced by a well fed and well cared for flocs‘ are of a higher quality, cost more to produce and are worth more money than inferior eggs. the pro- duct of range or poorly fed flocks. The wholesaler, the retailer ariu the consumer pay more for the top grade than the lower Brides or eggs. ll this is so. than why should not. the producer of top grade eggs receive the same premium for a quality product?

Producers selling to grading sta- tions do rcceive the premium bu? those accepting a fist rate price for eggs do not or they do not rc- ceive any more for their eggs than the poorat fed flock in the area. All arc paid alike. In these days cf high priced feeds, it behooves all those feeding hens liberally to look into this matter and receive a return commensurate with the feed and care given their flocks.

The grading of eggs does "iot prevent the products from being sold in Nova Scotla, New Bruns- wick or any other Province in Canada. Ungraded eggs, if lots are properly identified. can be shipped any place in Canada and a graded return received.

It is the producer's right to re- ceive a graded slip showing the grading of the eggs shipped and the price paid for each grade. The purchaser of ungriuied eggs when selling their products receives a graded return and a higher price for the top grade eggs than the lower ones. Why not you?

The nsumefs preference for quality f ctioni through na- tional standards is proving to ee the guide to profitable egg pro-

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llloulng Aids For Casi In Classroom

(Dy The Ceaadiaa Press)

HALIFAX. Mo! l-One olesl room or the Halifax school for the Deaf has been titted with individ- ual hearing aids on “he desksand will serve about half of the chil- dren attending, Principal Karl c. Van Alien said today. Other. elus- rooms would probably also be so equipped soon.

Mr. Van Allen said the aids would be a benefit to only those children who had partial use of their hearings. but that each desk‘ was equl" ‘ "for psychological reasons." '

Communist Ceported

TQVJNTO. l“! d-ddPl-Th! train oarryinl Raid Robinson for to the United sum left Toronto this afternoon aim Robinson's appeal for discharge from custody was refused.

He is being escorted back to the U. B. on a deportation order as s Communist.

Robinson. Eastern Canadian pre- sident of the International Union of Mine. Mill and Smelter Work- ers (CLO), was ordered deported to the U. B. under regulations ‘ii- troducad by the Federal Govern- ment which provide for deporta ﬂail cf aliens who are Commun- He was arrested in Timmins. Ont, March 23 l1! the ROMP. An immigration Board recom- mtnried deportation, charging that Robinson favored overthrow of hi! Governmentby force and that no ‘had been connected with Coin~ niunists in the United States be- fore coming to Canada.

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Police said tonight they believed two men missing since Monday night had drowned while attempt- ing to cross the Restigouche River in a entail boat.

The two, Joseph Gray and John Bernard of the Indian reservation at ate. Anne de Restigouche in Qudyec Provinccﬂhsd crossed to Campbellton by fem’-

mondgy night, when they missed u“ i“; ferry run, they telephoned the reservation for a boat w PM‘ ‘main up. When the boat failed to i _ arrive they took a light skiff and l started across the river. | They never reached the Quebecl _ shore. '

Dragging operations have been I carried out without success.

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‘ b‘ soothes the irritated surfaces of the throat. In using Cstarrh-n- some, you do not take any medicine Into the stomach. You breathe a cooling vapor direct to the bronchial tubes and lungs; this vapor is so full of helpful medication that colds, ca- tsrrh and bronchitis get relief almost immediately.

Very simple to use Catsrrh-e-seue - sprinkle it on your handkerchief and inhale the soothing vapor; it should do your cough or cold a world of good. Start today with Catsrrh- o-sena and get on the road to health.

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