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,,,,............ '.I'hroo Oenu. CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1950 1s PAGES

PEI EXHIBITORS SWEEP FIELD AT MARITIME WINTER FAIR

Canada Sending Prairie Battalion To Kai-ea'Slorm Causes PEI Swine Breeders Malie

. m Damage At - - wit M - 13 -.1 . Grand Slam With Entries Top Honour For P. E. Island olerseaglelate ,11:i2)rj:1:tRS1:1e1:duf; die? or Salni lohn . g,,,.

SAINT' JOHN. N.B.. Nov. 8 -- cia'J-Practicail all th h t t ' . lCPl - A furious rain and wind the! Maritime vlinter FeIlrnn(Sui:ii:e E

Beef (Lille Men At Amherst

AMHERST. sat. Nov. 4-tspec- 131;--Prince Edward Island beef cattle men stacked up Bslilnst the best beef in the Maritimes at the w1nw- 1:151: here today and came away with top honors in the Here- tord breed atid some of the high- est ribbons in the Shorthorn com- petition.

The Miller Sanderson Hereford herd. owned by brothers Miller and Tom Sanderson of North River wept the honors in the white face t-lass by winning four champ- ionships. two reserves, eight firsts. five seconds, six tlilrtis, two fourths and one fifth. Cuerleon Royal Dandy 8D. a junior yearling. won the grand male championship for the Miller sander.-on herd: lllghlatrd Bray Duo Tone Lass 10C tion the grand female champion- ship for the same herd.

Athol Roberts, Soiithport only entered two heifers but he won the grand fa-nalc championship in the Sliortliorn class with Teekav-

er, with only nine entries made a good showing in the stiff Hereford competition. He had one first. six seconds. four thirds and one fourth.

E. H. Home. of Enfield. N. 5. put up at strong fight in the Here- ford competitions. He had one championship, two reserves, seven firsts and a large number of other high placings.

The sweetest win of the day for Miller and Tom Sanderson was the grand male championship by Caerleon Royal Dandy 8D. This young animal was bought in Al- berta six weeks ago and is the son of Dandy Domino. grand champion at the Royal Winter Fair last year.

"I was sure tickled to see him win." stated Miller. and well he might be. for the young htill beat out Mighty Otto 298. one of the best beef sires in the Maritimes: he was an easy choice for junior male champion.

The Miller Sanderson herd also

fl" 49- This "mmhl hhi” W9" the took the junior female champion-

iiinior female championship. she

was grand cliamplnn at the Pro-

vincial Exhibition last summer. Fulton Sanderson of North Riv-

ship and reserve as well as the Senior female reserve. The re- malning two championships and four rtiservcs went in mainland breeders.

This Month

Remainder of Special Brigade Will Train At Fort Lewis.

O'I"f'AWA. Nov. 5 - ICP) -- Canada ls sending a battalion of partly-trained front-line troops to Korea latethis month,

Ending weeks of uncertainty con- cerning the disposition oi the army's -11.000-man special brigade, Defence Minister ,Ciaxtcn announ- ced Saturday one battalion and supporting troops are going to Korea and the remainder of ttic self-contaiiicd force will train at Fort Lewis, wash.

The Infantry unit chosen for Korean service is the 2nd Bat.- taiion of the Princess Pair-icIa's Caifadlan Ligihl. infantry. a Cal- gary-based formation of about 900 men.

It will be accompanied by an un- troops. and in Kcrea it will join

to arrive in Pusan Monday to set

announced number of ancillary Structure is "placed...

an advance party of 350 men due Tmnscamda Hmway gm", Bo,-.

Work on the approaches to the", new North River Bridge at Beaclil Grove under the Trans-Canada; Highway scheme is now under. way, and it is expected to have, this bridge completed next year., Premier J. Walter Jones stated in: an interview yesterday. The bridge will be of the same type as the Hillstboro Bridge. The comractors for the work on the approaches are Messrs. Morrison and Macilae.

with regard to liillsboro Bridge the Premier said that after study- ing further expert opinions he was still convinced that the present site was the most satisfactory one for a new bridge. It was doubtful. however, whether this project could be started next year.

"It will be I big undertakii-.13." the Premier said. "The main prob- . lem will be to keep traffic moving : while the work is in progress. The plans are still tentative. but our idea is that we can build under and around the present piers and keep the bridge open until the old

of the

Details of the route

den to Charlottetown with the ex-

Completion Next Year

Federal Minister of Reconstruction Here

i a.-iriaax. Nov. 5 A Soutlierlv gaics of 33 miles. an hour

storm swept the Saint John area this weekend. The winds reached gale proportions at times and cans- Ved damage to power and telephone 1 lines. Crews of telephone and pownr lmmptuiies worked steadily all day 1 and into the evening. 1 The storm started Saturday and icoiitinued throughout today. Most in! the damage was caused during the daylight hours and included lbroken lines, poles. fences, signs 1 walls and roots. '1 winds in the city averaged be- tween so and 40 miles per hour with 1 gusts of over 50 miles. in 18 hours the rainfall was 1.85 inches. Conditions in other parts of tlie Province were tamer, with .Vl0il'.'- inn reporting clear weather and a

tiuarm 62 degrees, wlille Edmund- igston was clear witii northwest

; winds and a cocl 38 degrees,

(CPI .,

ilfcrce with gusts tip to 60 miles 1 brought mild .air into the Maritime ;, area today. breaking several tem- .l erature records.

' A high of 65 degrees at Char- icttetowii broke lho November

degree above the 68 reported Nov

1938 record of 63. while in Monr- toii. N.B.. a high of 69 was iust one

Show here today were taken by two breeders from the Marshfielcl- Dunstaffnagc sector of Prince. Ed- ward Island.

The majority of them went. in the swine herd of S. C. Sic-wart and Son, Dunstaffnage. This nerd captured fivc championships. two reserves. ten firsts. eight seconds, three thirds and four fiiihs.

Last year's leading exhibitor here. Almon Boswall of Marshflcld won a championship, two reserves, three firsts, three seconds and five thirds.

island breeders took all the firsts except one and in that class there were no island enLi'lc.s. Tn ,1 won all of the fifteen second plac-

tugs. The Stewart herd. owned by Bus- ireli Stewart and his sons. Allison and Winston. topped the money winners. They carried about shit). This -Ilelitl showed the tzrzitid champion boar and '.lie gt-:1 cl champion sow. They also Sli()'.i the senior and junior champion

boars and the senior champion fe- male.

Highview Dukc 34C won the grand and senior male champion-

. l

?u. n.r..".;;;"r Strengthen Line

ship. Stewart 193C was the grantil and female championship winnet.l

Young LeRoy Vessey of D1111.l siaffnage showed only two an-l

leads in Horses

AMHERST. N. 3. Nov. 5 - tSpc- Clilll - George Calibeck of Sunt- me-rside led the exhibitors com- pciin; in the horse show here last night. He took five firsts and ltirce seconds. R. S. Humphrey of K9flSlfl.ZlClii had two firsts and one sccoiid with three entries.

William Horne. Milton, got one first with his only entry, and Fut- ion Willis. North River. had at srcnnd and a third in the placings.

Brinht Promise, ti thrce-year- old iiiarc. wtin two firsts for Grurge Callbcck. Abner T. Clegz won tlic get of sirc class and Bov Tic. owned by Mr. Callbcck, was the foal of 1950. Paglia Frisco and

liltxic Girl ivcie the winners for

Mr. litiziiphrcy. and liazeiset won a I.i'Sl for Fulton Willis.

in Norlhiiorea

1'5. 1934' imals but he won the reserve sen-T SEOL'I.. Korea, Nov. 5--lAFl..

Fulton Sanderson won his only

up an establishment for the unit

caption of a six-mile stretch be- Cornwall,

i The high winds sent many fish- ing craft into part but officials cf

h” P031” Ch3mPl0hShlR. Dlaccd I lfiiiiotl Nations forces jockey.:d. first in one class and third in an- 3 for

position today against. 4

I

Comlng E-gvents flirst placing in the junior get of d Tl1elt;1cIti't;IJ1ce patrllv snllled S;t:r- tween Bonshaw and Th h 5N! Cass. RY "9 "ipllh me mm 0 17' have already appeared in e . oi er. .throntcn rl Co ' t h . 1 1 E. H. Home was the strongest llama. Japan, on the final leg of a Gum-djan, N1, deigilgd plans w1t,h "I am very pleased with the tT:5t(E31'?;8'lll'F'Hh(:3;Fhe ha: hit: Roivlancl Paynicr of French Riv- ' the ii't”aICiPF PcrrlTi.Tir1Eilin1ssct'tTo1:uhlf .1:

--- man in the groups and Miller trans-Pacific ocean trip from regard 1., 11,15 semen have ya prfogrfrss wlgt-h (I15 bcilthzlnintlo or. Eoast ti! on n c e,. won the rescwc junior chamglxnmhwest Koren balm from.- Sand"-Ion the Stroniiesl in herds Seattle. Wash. been completed. Nor has any final E e rans- aria a 1: iway in ,1 pionship and had two second plac- Mlnnr ndvnnces and withdraw. ,"M3-h,l'”l”' hhihi "I G”hhhm Miller's cattle won five of the nine consideration been given to the Prince Edward island. declaimu The shhhm 3159 Chhsfh hehlhl lhhh msS- Joseph Mclsaac. Tracadic. 815. Silnpnrtoti by Allied --..r Pnoto Sudio. Char ottetown. iemale cmsset , mu” m be followed an of cm”; 1.15", R, 1.1, yv,,,13,5 (ahm. V with 2.41 inches fal.ing uithin mi and w,11,am pound. Long River rang;-pr. ,,,1,k n1m.,. " Amem,,.,,l The Maritime shorthnrn entry lotietown towards the Wood Is- Federal Minister or liwotisi - 24-hour period at Pennfielrl Rldsc each had a third. a. 8. Mock: and South is-......i tot---s cnde:.i- was small but of good quality. Movempnt of me froops sun in lands ferry terminal. i-ion. tnla brief interview .. cg N.B. French River, won a second, ourcd to tighten the .im- extorti- John and Mary DuPasouier, of St. Canada to port, Lewh mm Korea The premu, 5311-1 he had 3 "V9,-y yesterdays 1 H V ' : Atmoii Boswail won the junior ingnwtthetist and -Past at-rnss l-he Pei?” BhV- hhd "hi-V fl" alhhlhh will begin Nov. is. with all the men satisfactory” discussion with the TM ihh”"" '”"”'l "”'","i itm-110 with Woodstock Duchess . l""”'l5Ulr'I fmm Slnnnlu to T0lI- ' 1 entered but they won one first. 3,,-mm; bv Nov. 23 at Fort Lem: Federal Reconstruction Minister. "Ooh y-951...-day, ,,.,.1 1...,..., ..,, MD, who was also Vscrvc grand than and Kilchii. two seconds and four slxths. i ' 1-ion. Mr. Winters, with regard to ”'mP1i?i6 his W" "Y NM-"I SF"-”'; ffmalf Champion. Another Bos-

?(C'n'ntxnued pn Pjge 15 COL 5, me .n.am,camdg prolecm :lglshii;lS;!'llnAE1.lkI':: i:vlll1livS(liI'iSl1I)Irv. " -, u e . 1;lil'lL5Oti' was reserve ::cnio1. cbcm- Halifax '5 I 5 -. :. .- .ta..uiep.t4ar2 - A r -. - - - - - r ' t i . .l.lJ.Bn. illmc 31l1.l-Men at 1 , ' Island suiiic dominated tho I Accidgnfqlly 1, 1 ah Amhehsh Show in number as well as in T quality. More than half the 70 I

More Nov. 15

"Buying Timothy soc-d daily. Mt-Guigan and Boyle. Cjnmmnm

"Dance, iona Hall. Tuesday. November 7th.

"Rarn dance. Motel, Motitl.iy. Nov, (till.

1 1 1 M - . ..' 4,: ;;--,,...,. -L. -A---. .u-.(;-.--.- ;”g.”.'......, . "' "I ” ' iehilhtiiol Roberts had perhaps the F T " ' i "N mt w lish - lriatiuie. Sup- 1 It per. Thursdaly. Nloevembelr 9th. highest pehcenmhh winnings or e

any exhibitor. With two animals

Highest Percentage

HALIFAX, Ncv.

Trans-Canada Highway unricr 13,1111

1 "Dance. Donaldston school, lllri- junior female

day, November 10th.

"liot Chicken Slipper, Corran

Biinn Hail. Wednesday, November

8th. Dance.

"Cleaning and buying Timothy

Seed daily. John Leard. Crap- and. "Annual meeting Wiltsh-:ri

Rink in Wiilshire Hall. Moiiday. Nov. 6th 8.30 p.m.

"Show More-ii Community Hall. every Tuesday, Friday, Saturday. Show starts 8 o'clock.

entered he obtained a grand and championship, a first and a fourth. ills grand champion was junior champion and head of the summer yearling class.

Mulch of I-larnscilffe got a fourth with his only entry Alder

(Continued on Page 15 col. 6:

uevsiitiinnet

GENEVA. Switzerland. Nov. 5 -- (AP)-Swiss fliers located the wreckage of a missing Air India Constellation near the top of Mont

"Cam In the miller DIM? 85 Blairc. in the Alps. today and air "'9 B0ll3hl1W 13" '1”-193'”? m8hi- line officials said they believe all

MacNeiii's Orchestra.

"Dance in Johnston River

the 48 persons aboard are dead.

IXTNDO-N. NOV. 5 --tAPl-Com-

school. Friday. November ioth. mlmm chm” ..dtmocmuc.. Don."

Good music.

ical parties. called today for "pos- itive action" to oppose American

"D”"'t3 W"? T"05d3Y "him forces in Korea. Moscow radio an-

in St. Pelcrls Legion Hall, Cliff Peters orchestra.

"Pie social and Dance in Erookvale School. Monday, Nov- ember titli. New floor and good music. .

nounccd.

ST. DOUIS. Nov. 5 -(CF) - President Truman Saturday night lashed out at Republican critics and declared that a vote for "isolationism” next Tuesday would be a vote for "national siiclde" in

AMHERST. NS., Saturday. Nov. 4- tspecialt - Faiimer Howard Dixon of Fortune Bridge became

Maritime Potato King here this morning when his ciitry of seed Katahdins was judged superior to more than one liuiidreri other entries from exhibitors in the three coastal Provinces.

The new king topped the Katnhdln variety with his entry )9si.(i'day. lie. beat out three other island variety ivirmers and a Nova Scotian for the crown today. This was Mr. Dixon's second showing in Maritime potato competition. He entered here four years ago but it was more along on experimental lines to learn showlnll require- ments and techniques than to seek potato honors.

Engaged in general farming. Mr. Dixon operates a 65 acre farm with his twin brother Harold. He is well known in the Holstein cat- tle show business, having made a good showing in the Provincial and Sourls exhibitions,

The potato crown was trans- ferred only a few miles to the new king this year as the 1949 mon- arch was R. It Burge, M.L.A.. Five

Is. New Potato King

A A. MaclLaren. New Perth.

T fourth.

The reserve grand champion- ship for the Maritimes was won by Warren Thorpe of Canning. Nova Scotia with an entry of Bliss.

Actually Island exhibitors were at a loss to explain how they missed the Maritime reserve championship. Tn begin with Mr. 'I'horp2's potatoes were reserve champions of Nova Scotia behind the Cobblers of G. Trumian. Am- herst. Mr. Truman's Cobblers were second to those of John Rayner, Cascumpec. iii the Cobbler variety competitions and Mr. Rayner placed fifth in the Island potato standings. This should have left Mr. Thorpe's potatoes in at least seventh place.

Alden O'Keefe of New Perth pla:ed sixth in the Island stand- ings and Russell Wheailey of North River. seventh.

Top seed crop honors went to New Brunswick with Howard Lar- lee of Perth winning the grand championship in oats. Island hon- ors in cats were split between the only two Island exhibitors Col. F. I. Andrew. Charlottetown, and G.

had a IN11..'iii)' l'IlSL'LiSS- ion with Premier Joni-s subject yestertluy. and also some of the tirovinclai

on tins

with the progress

the leading Provinces

nieittrrs tiisvtt.-sod by

. Il('i'i)iIi- panicti by his sccrcttity. Mr. i-'.oli- . bins Elliott. A native of Ltm:--n- United Nations plans to set up s .-ike pine North Korea. Maj.-Gen. ISlHn(l's agricultural nciticvonieiit;-. M. Almond. U- 5- 10111 001135 Com" 51111 1.1111-tor pr0- mander. told mayors and county result, of trnns1torl.i.- chiefs of the Hamhung area that tion improveniciits i-qsiiltlng front support of

in compliincntary

, ml ..?i."..'":J.:.”..?”l.i:2..1:: 12;” .2. ' To North Korea

(AP)-Gen Mac-Artiiur said to

1 that "alien Communist force

from Mnnchuria are fighting in ,,1,-N111). mm1.:' Korea and must be destroyed.

Rmtifl" in Cm,,,,1; from their large body of re- sn (M, as me”, pmjm.” R", CO", serves 'l)cyond the limits of our

Any reinforcement of them

prcsenl S'phN'(- of military ml.-

11,.. ion". will be "st matter of :'in m. gravest wtm regard 1,, canoe." MacArthur raid in a Domini” (-,m.,.,.,,,.,,,:,,1 communique which be signed.

,1 The United Nations commander

intertiationai signifi-

1,1,1, did not. mention Chinese Com- munisis. TOKYO. Nov. 6 -(APl - The

throughout. Edward

local governments

the U. N. program would shorten military occupation.

First Boxing Fatality In History Of Maritimes

matches, pi:onioted.by

TOKYO. Nov. ti-- t'.Vionrlayl --

A New Brunswick breeder won out in the export bacon 5110.,-, Fred Davis of Hampstead owned the chanipion carcass. Harrison 0799" 0f Kmflsion had two entries in the competition.

Swine Results Hlzthvue Duke 34C. S. (1 Sleuazt

and Son; 2. Stewart 8C. Almon Boswail.

Sl1ip;Al'l'iV"hewSh I to Load Seed Potatoes Iii S'side

The S5. Panamian registry and Greet: ownership. is tied up at the Mar- ine Wharf. Summerside. and it is extpected that work will commence today on loading a cargo of seed potatoes for Jacksonville. Florida, The shippers are Messrs. .l. L. Rayner and Hubert Agnew and Mr. W. J. Salter is agent for the

Marcella. rt ship of

.. , , . 5 - tCPl .. fgliiifs iicrc from Prince Edward, DQ113135 R1c1m,.d5V 7. was km, .1 lsaturday when a rifle discharge-

as he was..squiiiting down th barrel. It. was believed his 10-year-

old brother Reginald was holding

the gun at the time. The weapon had been left in

ithe kitchen of tho Richards famu K ily home by an older brother, 'w-hq 1 had been hiinting. ' Boat". 24 months or over: 1,: TM

Atimout l'S MORE EXPENSNE 'iHAN coorztst-tit: 1 on MARRiAC.l'-L!

"R98ular Dance-Tat Skyline. New C i i i l- Houses, a close friend and praetic- g ,g,, London every Tuesday night. Da.nc- me if ammunsi mm” 511,. .1 m.1g-hibour of Mr. Dixon's. SOUTH RIVER. N.S, Nov. 5 - Kinnon of Antltzonish. me ,,,1,,,,,. me 11..., am 1,, ,.. . , ing from 9 1,111 1. Good music ind - Mr. Dixon earned am in pr,” . , (CP) - An ailing young boxer who Dr. D. C. Fraser. summoned from mp cum hmdod B... 11cm fopecam Nued tonight W CWGEH service. norm. Nov. 5 -(AP) --Western money here. He received sizs for was afraid of being tliouaht 3 toretlxzvedring. The Svmp dam-d about mo" Ont Elacoginiifn Public weather or- Duropean Foreign Ministers satui-- winning the Maritime crown, S75 qulttei died during the wceken" wmgre he died following I wrmca! Saturday and loading WM held-. SW0 git: ax. I .-auylng Live Fowl. Chickens. day night called on Russia to lift for topping Island exhibitors and o from a knockout. punch to the tax. tip till vesterdav due to some dif-I . D. .. Clnons. Tuesday, 8 A. M. till noon. the mm curtain, open the front - 310 for leading the Katahdln var- p in a middleweight bout. licrc, 0133751103-1d Chisholm comm”. ncuny in Conhecuon Wnh ma 1'Sou.theil,v tzalcs caused extreme-. Hlzhest market rlces. R. L. Dick- iers between East and West. and lety. Alexander J. Chisholm, 2:1. of ms 8 ' -iv - 0, R d the" us, 35 work .1 mild weather in the Maritimes. h k th essor dur- sieved 7 "3 h I l "Son. New Oltugow. stop making appeals in the name The four top Island 'potato ex- nearby Ohio was the aggressor in E" mic!” al;-Stlilirsountti 83,5116 mmw was about m Sm” M one "Hock; on Sunday. There was rain whhis, Wm PM N b of 3 "false pt.-nce.;' rite afctioiihwas igybitnrs: giJvocAll:11cvl:ltngs:urgouQ:Yi tire opertiiiiisbrttlund tifftgllsxcmlj-uf!t-Codi J..jj:.-D.-4 Yesterday rain forced anothcrllitrhgs '3-;l;:'Y&lptag1!;1leshTl,:ost;::)rm Clltllx-I ' "V6 8- Ovem 0? tit tth con us one a ree- evwar a . g g sx-roiin it was a y r . I .5, A Lgs. 5 . . . v 3 nor 1.. 10th. 8.30 P. M. Riyimmage sale. disyuiegsioneof tiie Foreign Min- the second best Island entry with ad?&1I:r:ol;I1A.prl:g:.cl5mn tgxritim-8-ciinrtgt In 1n,,”gl:flilg early in the second (Continued on PT” 5 Chi hm hhhhmeh leasmard towards Labrador Ind me, Baptist Church Hall. Victoria inters' Committee of the council his sebagoes. R. L. Burge wtis cum months 0! mu ye” was round. It was an. Mmumes Hm i'.(?af.IlPr nver the Maritime; will 1,.-, Group. of Europe. third and Re: Meilish. New Perth slightly up mm 1949' me Bureau mm 13131111 I o o o 1 I clcaring by mommt ' ' 01 s;”15t1cs mporwd gum-day, His father, Colin cliisliolni. said The air flowing in behind i.i!n

"C9"l9 10 the Chickm SUPP" output wgg 11,301,305 tong, com- ii: an interview today Alex was In- Smhm is much 001dCl'. and Monday

. . O 55.'.'”..n”:lt. iT:."ii”."i: Believe Chinese Reds 3::,”,,1,Y,';il,1.I;?,3”h'”"h' "'"” i;:':.i.i"nf. .".l2&Z'.?i?iS”.?.2..?:.'l'.i3i Reorganized In Maritimes ”””” "' ”" We