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narrows. New. 43;“

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a olor. ‘ Sur- "Arabian r enter, 3 4-2-21.

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_ b" .. . bower and m.

motors at. Bye/cyan” , . -:a; u“ a mos Cc <1’ - oulsr saws m stock‘ qshkfilg‘;

lock t d-ZHI!

kinds; pest cash prices. bany.

Rex Dawson, I 3-30-31,

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-‘-"i'o srrslvn, couvnwrlon- '

114s Worship. Ma or J. F. land town cerlh. r.

s... .1. . .15 - v Ev hart oftbls week-es. -

. . _.._...- »-roucs, 001131‘ - s man charged with steal ‘ q! moneriroln the‘

ed in

theft 11m occurred s.....'....."... in "and Bummerside Police pick

a i himiuo later in the day from‘ a

lzrmgmms"

‘lg viiiliocilve. In

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Moase

ly at in.

undcrw n

ifléailfid § O mfihy fnlsleil _

recovery. .'

l m “cl; H) »llll J-Ie. --

v , and on e. ». _ _ president in s state-

Th mentesslid he found the Polish food situation "far worse" than that oi taly. but expressed the hope that

ii needywountrles were able to through" until the" next "lhen the wolf

get harvest.

at the door would

~ away. at least for awhile.".

BEFABI‘ - (Q) cloclfs persistent chimes repeatedly eoided interrupted evidence, at Belfast to pollglt,fllflg' fillies Court the magistrate order- mulling

CLOCK IN CELLS

also ilouilty

ssosol lirive '1

eld. rris

aortic .3711‘; Jule bsasflllAll

-"nnavv up » - ~ stem. top 2e" 11003.49? ‘lncolm c9? " arson. _ .

_ INGRID a am ‘loeaQI .

‘ we'd-Sam Wood- .

Owing to the extreme length of this picture, no short

subjects will be show

to ixsfluendolls‘ demand for tickets, .‘_‘For Whom the

is being held over

1111 Wedneiiday night.

CAPPIDL saunas. ' Summerside.

at =.....1.. ' - fPrvhlti" _oilth‘i\irioat

11pm 1 - (or) - ‘ race preiudice- in South gnome lifiinlstfil-‘J! _ ' .. cen y a hi"... '.i. fins?“ “.:."-i.":'c nd di tatorshi . ’,’§‘“‘°“”‘“°‘}, éwitwectersrandp Un-

gverg lty =_hsnnesrliourg. where he is

- Mr. rm unabas- lllfihe W11" reigns. ti‘: m mid-Imam how far South

a. ll shortof true freedom. in truth isthst the dom-

l . loll-it. illegality in South fifties is

t nvolk mantalltysnd the tl-llle nsolution of those roblems must Ramon ht in chanii R that men a ty." t e minister said. Part of the heavy price South Africa was paying for her folly was bein poorer as a nation through unwillingness to make use of all human resources. Part o1 this was ' id 1n loss of international esteem and goodwill but the chief loss was a moral loss. the minister

stated.» _ ‘Measures o obtain more equit- sulp lies. including limit- o supp es to restaurants and being considered by oi!-

apDl Health Minister

announced the National become

y. Dr. Gluckman division '

Shows will-be it 6:15 - _9_:15

Matinee‘ Tuesday, At 2:30

Advance salefoi‘ tickets‘ in the slfiernoon- for thef 9W‘

id ‘ning shows.

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some c-To The Patrons 0f a ~" lienelllglon’ llalry

Alt. a meeting oi the Directors. shareholder's and patrons oi Ken.

-- When a sington mil-yam c

it 19.1» putin the 7 ..

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it was d to eznplov a men canfltal ior the" a- bove n. The =uestion

glass. why does an old es sbtsh-

shsre cabital-bocause ci several

different reasons-one. and princi- galuresson being

condemned .,by tbs Dairy Inspectors: This. we‘ thought of doing. and procured a site on the Railway. iron» Mr. - Horace Glover. butter plant owned and operated Orrin cost

11M we built. we not have sui- hy for just such

vary n1 , owsr would have befi- Agein. wliv flcient, lnonev laid sin ‘P

en. miiehpd resources .. as we gent along. Our‘ mllgfllégflgk , H held s a u_ u y vel. .as far-as buildihg lm-n concerned ma - aster; by sallimz mill ieeds at little sbovsucost price. build up lscwry.

’ n. l " ' . "r ' t act dos JAME$ NEWILL Wilda‘. m“.‘"».....‘:% or l Lllltjlfl his

and

one... 1

1081i t ‘ins do? but it rs . LVDI to each patron of from iii- teen to is on every bsl P .

been a elh d. spent thslflwnter‘ months in- Chel

ton but §XDCCNItO resume hisdutios ‘

a new factory. our old one 13a

_ Mr. and lMrsf. 1A ebhiflyulaeaus-r However. we later purchased the glirvsltgraihadas their .1 8021s, n s. price R-itchard’ thn the ' Cok an “ all from L. m4

Because of, having one. some Blinder ’ in

Miss GladyslGaudet, Upper onsl- ton. spent a/day, in" lower Bedeque. o Friends and neighbors are very sorry to hear of the illness oi‘_Mr. _ Rerarisorli ‘and wish-blurs speedy recovery. ' ‘ cvdm M" ‘£12m “oi

f_ chop..-

0K“ {Brno ’ m“ ltflgqu

Clio-HO?

. . d. ' IUHIWOOQ, we! Mrs.

Ml‘. Bwit Wll l N005}

Frosty nights cacao

mean gatthag out their

_ ’ l-'-P1.nAss':NoTn‘- . - it Absolutely nofchlldren "per- lng per-

‘ d in Murphy such M

Mr Aust , daughter Catherine of. spent a day in Fem ~ Mrs. Murphy's parents. - Mrs. Switten htcKehns.

Mr. Cyrus G-audet. Bedeqile. was a weekend visltcr ~to Summerside usiness. Mr. Gaudet" is one of M ccmmun- who recently returned from

b lhieycung men from this

olyerseas duty. . _ ~. i. Miss Pauline home here.. ~ m. Hubert-litigator?-

1

e Iteacher- thi; h

ill managemen %

rthur - Rogers. L. edue. 112..

Miss noon ‘nail-E. 1...; Bede-

Qheton

e recent Austin Murphy v o

up: ‘to.

4-__ 1h

a} day

t liiglrjficbool.

Mwsrdle. Sum- merside spent the weekend at her

Nova _ Scotia

, "n; Miss chat we had to Evelyn AnrrMcQusiAL-iroul Green ‘lheschooi is bro-

, Lot es. relaing ihvoraele under her skil-

_ Rogers. est Bun-day Mr.

. . ld Mc- Mr. Cliiiord Rogers

inistry is to carry. our in nutri- tional research. the manufacture

ularly as s constituento cf stab foo .

only been used on a large scale. the Clz-lrei native reserve where 19.-

000 children have been fed daily ior the past 18 months. , Better supplies- of beef are com- in rirom- countrv districts and food ‘au hcrities announced another in- crease in the butter quota. bring- ing it to 60 rel‘, cent, oi normal Sllpplikid.

_It~has been announced that Sir Henry French 0.i’ the British min- istry of food is on his via Union in connection with cod dis- trlliution.‘

‘The largest shipment of fruit. it Capetown recently

ior-Sweden: It was the fourth con- gnment under the present con- tract. The shipment included 5D.- 000 boxes of grapesfllnd 19.000 boxes of pears totalling nearly '75 cubic

will. Trade with-Italy is starting again

ativcs cf a South African company are now in ltalv making purchases

to be loaded on o. vessel shortly.

On its return iourncy the vessel will take South African wool and sheepskins. Trade was resumed fol- lowing the devaluation of the lira in respect to purchases of goods in Italy or export. '

Rocket Tests

WASHINGTON. April l — (AP) - The United States army com-

letd preparations today for a fan-

atic series of his b 25 ria- assembled German V-2 roc cts with the announced purpose oi perfect-l

el-srigggmsgld faster ones of Arn-

- , - . . e irst will be fired May ii in ' the New Mexico desert. Others will- beJet of! at intervals of about a week, the War Department ann-

ced.

‘ Peedin to o maximum velocity

of“ 1500 lnlles an hour. the v-os are

o. acted to reach 100 miles into | ca. a substantially greater alt-

i dsuthan- the Germans attained

in.their "wartime bombardment of‘ London. Antwerp and Liege.‘

1 vs n .1.‘."‘ii.‘.. "haliiilsi? ‘ iii" Ihlde to collect soiehtiilodsts of several. nds we?! ithe flights.

rom a nor- itosbout llomiles. .

Nutrition] 1 "The Sen Wolf".

passed for its greater _use. barbie-j

ds - yea-st has up to the present‘ B .

to the-

lioteralll ‘Movie h Berry Passes

_ HOLLYWOOD,‘ April 1-401’)- Noah Berry, Br, veteran movie adman remembered for- the wise- ‘erack "vlilslny is its own reward", died today a few hours after help- ing his younger brother Wallace celebrate his sou. burl-def. Noah, os stricken fataly with a heart lment from which he had suffered for several years, succumbed In Wallace's arms. Death occurred during his two- week vacation from a Broadway musical, "U in Central Park", in which, n, the role of Boss Tweed, he, had returned to acting

prominence. Noah, Jr., stars in

His Son, western movies. .

The birthday celebration st Wally’: home ws.s h d a day ahead of Wally's birthday because the latter, his adopted daughter.

1' n, and Noah, were scheduled to appear tonight on s. coast-io-coast broadcast (Lux Theatre).

Wally said he and Carol Ann would go to the nir with another radio actor substituting for Noah.

Noah was in movies approxi- mately 30 years. His best-known role was that of the brutal ser- Beant lejaune in "Beau Geste’: who set up his dead comrades bodies about the psrapeis oi’ a besieged desert fortress and stood off the trlbesmews attacks.

_Wallnce and Noah last appeared together in ‘This Man's Navy," in

946.

Noah's other pictures included “The Spoilers," “The Passion Song”, "The lslf 0f Lost Ships", “Dnvld Hnrum.’ ‘Our Fighting Navy," “Girl of the Gol- den West", “Mexicali Rose" and "Isle of Missing‘ Men.”

of foodyeast would be encouragedl and necessary. legislation would bel

.,Migration lo

Mexican League Gains Speed

(By The Associated Press) DA! IONA BEACH. 11111.. April l-The jumping of major league has-shall stars to the Meman Lea- gue gained momentum today Willi _ the eher, had agreed to a five-year contract to p-av with and manofle the 'l‘erreon Club. i First word tint Gwen. goat o! the i941 World Series between the ‘Dcdgers and the Yankees when ‘he dropped a ninth-inning thud strike in the fourth flame. would loll? Vern Stephens. Danny Gas-dolls, Luis Olmo and other big leaguers south of the Rio Grands came

.on a reciprocal basis. Represent» from President Branch Rickey oi '

the Dodgers. Rickey said he had received a

of textiles. Plumbing "Win85. 1g“!- ‘telegrarn from Owen saying he izatlon," said the Pram-leg. sa ng

had received a bonus of $12.50!) but not disclosing vlhat yearly salary he would be paid.

Later Owen. at the ‘Sampson. N. Y. naval separation centre where hc ‘wlm discharged from the navy, declared "I have agreed to terms. If the contract has no flaws in it. it's Mexico for me." He added he would lcave later in the week for Mexico City to complete arrange- ments.

NEW (LN. . APPOINTMENT

MONCTON, N. B. April i-Ths appointment of G. ll. Cunningham as city freight and passenger sgent for the Canadian National Rall- ways at Fredericton, N.B., effective today is announced by ton, regional traffic manager of the railway.

His office will be in the Canad- ian Nstlonal station in Frederic- ton.

Instruments in the warheads.

devoid. of explosives. will record a1

data on conditions at stratosphere heights.

The War Department said the nerve centre ior the test will be a bombprocf blockhouse with walls of steel-reinforced concrete l0 feet thick and a 27-foot cone-shaped roof. From |this- experts will trace the flight with two way radioradsr eulpment. complete decontaminat- ing equipment and long-range tel-

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goals can be sent to shut oii the iuel if the rocket behaves ab- normall . and to guide it by auto- matic plot contro .

Arr-ll 5:11.745 ma.

{-1 Champions‘ (Chariot

s... wan. , _l I lflfl QNOGIII tel ‘Numerous school

announcement that Mickey‘ Iuwsgl. star lsrooklyn Dodgers cat-

J, l-l. Nor--

Q Our determination has ever beea to maintain an or- swim“ "will! ‘l. your ‘ trust. For. inthe compound- ing of presu-iptions. s lily be the eost o! eempmuniu. Your mm in our reliable compounding will be well placed. And. i1 " com no more-site's less- to cane to his piss-soy.

Enman Drug Co. Ltd" Summerside

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NORTH WILTSHIRE

so. and Mrs. William 1mm has our“ necrosis‘? WW 5 a l

in Chal-lgtetown. w °r h‘

Mr. Ralph Noye was a recent vis- itor to Bonshaw.

M11 Neloon Hotlwrly and Mr. Car- men Mitchell spent the week-end in the City.

Friends oi Mrs Herb Clow are 5011')’ to hear of her continued ill- ness.

Mr. and Mrs Roland Easter and Mr. He Parker were visiting in Crapaud recently.

Mr. Barton Boswell was in the city on Thursday.

Mr. Amos Monaghan left for Toronto on Tuesday last to 1

Spend - a few days with his uncle. the Rev.

James Cardinal McGuigan.

Mr. Reggie Clark was a recent visitor to Mount Herbert.

Friends of Mrs. Rolandlhster are sorry to hear she has entered the P.E.I. Hospital for sn opera-

on.

Mr. Barton Boswell has returned to Wiltshire after spending a few (I s with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Almond Boswell, Dunstaif- nage. . . _

d Mrs. Spurgeon Moore

Mr. were ifihe city on Friday.

hays National Film Board liommunistic

(by The Canadian Press)

QUEBEC. April 1—The Natlonsl iFiun Board nss definite commun. ist tendencies and the Quebec Csnsorsh-l-p Board has been order- ed to censor films produced by the National. Board, Premier Dulplessis told the Quebec Legislative Assem- bly today. His remarks were eo- 'dorsed by Adelmrd Godbout. Hib- era] cpposiblon leader. and other - Opposition groups. "The National Film Board dif- iiuses communism and is showing films encouraging federal central- “The |Quobec Censorship Board has been ordered to censor films produced by the National Film Board. as is the case with America"; and Eur- opean pl ZUIGSJO as to adapt them |ito the entality 0i Quebec Prov- ' nce."

Mr. Godbout said that when he was Premier from 1989 to , several films produced by the Nat- ional Film Board were banned in Quebec Province because of "real communist propaganda." Mr. God- bout did not_ believe it was the =iault oi the DominionGovernment |but rather oi some employees of the Film Board stsii.

Andre Lsurendresu. provincial leader of the Bloc Popula-ire. and Rene Chaloult (iail-Quebec Coup- ty) concurred.

MODEL SCHOOOL

Honor standing for March. Grade III-Francis Blanchard, Frances Silepsrd, Basil MacDon-

d. Grade VI-Saliy Carver, Eric Ferguson, Reggie MacNevin Grade V-Mlldred Hardy, Billie MacDonald, Barbara Macbean Teacher-Cecilia Kelzer.

Grade IV-—Greis Hansen, Faye Mill, Glendon Sudsbury,

Grade. III Sl‘.—J0l\l'i Mustard. Alec Murchison, Jackie Williams. Teacher-Marjorie Hyndmsn. Grade III-Elimbeth Atkinson. Janet Bplliett, Betty Lou Worth Grade Il-Joyoe MacCallum. Peter Kelly, Paul Mustard. Ernest

Peaks, David Vail. Teacher-Helen Cox. Grade I A-Bonls Griffin Anna

Hanson, Nerlne MacLssn, Nannie

Storey. '

-Grsd6 I B—-Diahe Buchanan.

Wrginls Carver.

Grade l O-Jimmie Clark Ron- nie Steele.

Teacher-Eleanor M. Duffy.

1a.‘. dtirsctiona. Hockey match, uni-r. n. r. ,

teiown) versus. Kensingiorl

Scantlebury and son George ‘v

part oi the famous Ice Fol- sllating events, for. boys and

y as. iitive relays from surrounding slip- feral events.

1 attending school) 1s seals; adults and

I I. l".

Quality Jewellers

‘l'..5'§ll.""°l.°'..'l"}"7'.' l A “And Vicinity

The many blends of Mr. Verne:- Moon are glad-to see him ablo to be about again after, his meant attack of plsnrisy.

Mr‘. Rod Williams, who forths _t two. weeks has been serious- ill "with pneumonia ‘ has been

reported improved.

.....T...‘.*.:z."‘.'.£'.."" s- o. few da y "Z

I a ,ys in , th oi heronother, wnllly Dsewson.

Mr. Anna ‘Mat local tar and wall known‘ miller, has pita ' ‘la

his null! season

his

l! man . friend l t of tell-e ill-vigil offirlleglleetbero gill‘: field and Wish her s speedy re-

rnsnyfrisnds will be less-

His m. ed to hesrthat Mir. l-‘ieber Mc ittie

Who a out. a month ago, had the misfortune of breaking hi: collar bone, is around again. ,

lillzdlloyd Oskes is recuperat- ing at his home after undergoing an! operation in the Moncton Hos- p a ." . ' >

Sincere sympathy is extended to M18. Harold Ookes on the death of her_ mother, Mrs. John Moly- neaux of- Inkerman.

Private Lawson Oakes is st pres- en_i in Halifax waiting for his dis- ‘charge.

Messrs. Charlie MacKenzie and Erroch Newson were to the city

last week.

. Mrs. Arthur French is spending a few days in Charlottetown.

A war bride, Mrs. Chester Wil- son, is receiving a warm welcome from the people of this commun- ity Bhe arrived on the Aqultsnla two weeks ago where she was met gnddaccompanied home by her hus-

sn ,

llopee Federal Gov’t Will Manage Forests

FORT WILLIAM, Ont... April 1-~ (CPD-Hope that the Dominion Government will take the lead in the management of Canadianmior-

an

manager of the Newsprint Associ- ation of Canada. ‘

Mr. Hell g, strwing the need for conserve an of forest resources. said that although the forests are owned by the provincial govem-

' im racti

for the

isly repairiol in", preparation for a busy 0am,

illill.

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g0 capital ci . which would I drive of fourteen miles,

klglaton Blfljo

This woul struction o! one Bfllhton bridge, which socor g I? fifiuestinélaltes would cost near- on l , how m the “mallet: do not m" Zliiefi? tiflrmiofifh"? lmow that at m’ “t Liberal candidates

SI!

the gleedse. so when lit" madcap??? H construction and Supply We) 5981118 his task I 110 we will have an op rtunity pl” m- Qlltlnz this mat r in connec on other ..-‘:*.:.*....*.:*...~:.‘r"**.<;§=“=~=* v "- <- Minister oi Tra (Mr. Chev- "? feline wit this matter sa a ' D?$fimb§ll_>a1s;h3g%:o1 Hausa-rd for Y On. d 1g _ r111 of the ..§.“....."2i..‘i‘i’;““£. “Wsimif. “Fiiiliéimm” ’°' “"- 161?” and 50mm ‘ at ‘Domen-

"It does t I t: ' departmentnii: i? It is under the Dflipflfflmgnt o1 Llgensporttl. but that s aside iron: magi-Ives on. We are spending on

acilities somewhere in the gilllhbvvrhwd oi teoooooo. ‘That over and above the new ferry $L which will cost between $4,- "1-000 and 5.000.000. Tim is over

000.000 for-these loci ties. Bo that I amtsllile the hon. genus. man anno lwklns wztlrlntléih-Qltmisz‘? “all: lgriliflnlmoltation problems between maififanglward Island and the

_ Mother 911.000.0110 Needed I say now. as I said then, tlmti min-

t appreciate the into t the

“mud it”. “st§1'$§“’:°l “uttulmo 1m contro o ores . 4 naturally bounded by provincial borders."

"That the Domini-inn Government has an interest, in the forests evidenced by the foot. that i main- tains a forest service. This terest is the greater-because the forest in- dust-ries sell their. lvrodvléctthi-n World

_ ‘to creation of tiho Forest Insects Control Board

last iail when Reconstruction lvlln- be

ister Howe said creation oi the board was the first, instance the Domirion had taken the lead in trying to organize an effective oint attack on a serious forest pro lern 5nd that "it must ‘not be the lasi-

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PTE. MYBON W. COLE

lsti nd =~ “"°“?1§’€1...1¥2i l... the sudden and

r young e pgfgqn l1 WCB 6V C016 who died at Ottawa on Marc 15th- in the full gluzrhh 3i ngsnhood at the

ear y axe o . . He was the son oi Mr. and ‘Mr!- we-sley Cole of Boring Valley. PEI. 1m st a tragic M‘-

th

ulx oi Ottawa who tailed to top a1; the scene oi the accident.

site of eve possible care. passed on torlhe Great Beyond 0B March 16th. ills grief-stricken receiving the news of h telegram‘. rushed to by plane. onlytn arrive an hour after Myron llfld ‘been called home by his Master- Ilior the past (our and n» hall ars. he had sewed faithfully in is Males rviee. A hamicag. "knee

ngefitstattonod in Ottawa where he made an exceptionally limo