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WIIEATLEY RIVER. SCHOOL l2. Ruby Ford; 3. Winston Ford. Grade III: l. Charles Cart: 2. Elwood MncQunrrie. Grade II (m: l, Floyd Ford: 2,

Report 0i Wheatley School for‘ e month o! November:

Grade X: Bennett Corr. Freda Ford, Grade IX: Helen Cudmore. Grade Ii lb): 1. Margaret Mathe- Grads VIII: l, Jean Carr; 2. son: 2, Wandn Neill.

a MncQusrrie; 3, Evelyn Grade I In): Alfredo Peters.

Maclnnis. Grade VI: Blanche Younker. ,Grnde V: l. Zclma Mnclnnis; 2,

Grade I ibi: Ralph Younker.

Perfect Attendance: Helen Cud~ more, Blanche Younkler, Edward Axworthy; 3. Elizabeth Cusimorc. Charles Corr. Freda

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Dominion Holds Strong Position in Flying. World

BY JAMES STREBIG

NEW YORK. Dec. 5-—(AP)-- Canada. straddling the greed, circle flight routes from the United States to Europe and the Orient. hopes to become as 1m. nortant in the air as it is on the airways.

Government policy for achiev. lnir that zoo] is based on a three-

improvemem of its tIQIISDOTt SYSTEM to meet the needs of a vast and thinly p011!!- lated country.

. Maintenance of an aircraft mnnniiaotminz industry strong enough to bear rapid expansion ill Ell EIYIEIQEIICY. "

3. Develomnent oi’ aviation re- search facilities through its Nat- ional Research Council.

Canadian airmen generally are soildlv behind those aims, as out- lined by the Dominiorﬂs top man

in aviation Reconstruction Min- ister Howe. But there is a disagreement

with the plan because it involves a non-competitive program for air transport.

Some opponents of Mr Rowe's plan call it monopoly. Others, who favor nationalization of nubile services. say it does not no fur enouzh. Some beleive it will retard zrowih of peacetime air- craft mnnufacturlmr because if each carrier is exclusive in its field it will not. be spared to re- place obsolete plang,

Mani’. including Ml’. Howe, take the attitude that in any e- vent Canada cannot expect compete in world markets for plumes agminst countries which have been building transports for veers. The Dominion has but one native craft in that field the Noorduvn Norseman.

Plan Outlined

The Cnnadia i l Dian brleflv is this?’ mnspo

The izovernmnt will own all

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main line air servces. both do~ mestlc and international. Feed- and charter services- the so much to minim: and trapping- will b.» nrivatelv owned and op- erated. but there must be no competition ‘Phat is, thorn may not be two air lines between the same two points.

The Rvvernmem is pxeparedio subsidize feeder services-as well as overseas flying-when neces- 5M’!-

Virtua-lly all o! Oansdrs owned by ite two lsnzo railroad systems. :

‘Irons-Canada. Air Hues. which operates the trans-continental services is owned by Canadian National Railways, which is owned by the government.

Canadian: Pacific Airways. which opal-slim 5’! o1 the 0a routes not on T. C. A,, Is owned by Canadian Pacific Railway.

The izovernment has decided air and surface carriers must divorced. althousfh tho orderhas

not vet bee remarkable

er lines

n issued. Canada has done n job in developiniz main line air transport largely under the direction of Herbert J. Syming- ton. T. C. A nresident. Second- arv services have been saved, as . Howe himself says, b the support of the C.P.R. whic took ovﬂj many half starved lmall op- CFZIUOTIS. oppositions members in parlia- ment have asked what would happen to those small operations when C. P. R. is iroced to sell the property. '1‘. C. A. has no major prob- lem in l. divorce. It still will be

onmed by the izoverrunent and will have bv dean-ea the

routes in Canada. This point raises n. bin question for C. P. Afs future: What will happen when n secondary or feeder route is built up to main line Proportions?

i Take as an example the C. P . route from Montreal to Que- bec and on up the St. Lawrence river What if T. C. A. should decide that the Montreal-Quebec seam-rent is n. main n route and take it over. lenvinl the lees juicy segment for the independ- r

ent crperato

w. Howe told me in an inter- view that T. C. A would use a- round 100 two-enrrlns transports for domestic services and 50- ‘four-fnszini- planes on transcon-

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Cost of Living" index lip Slightly

UITAWA, Dec. 5—(C1P)—'1‘h0 Dominion Bureau of Statistics

index caluulcmed the basis that 1066-90 equals 100. advanced from 119.7 on Oct. 1 to 1199 nt Nov. 1 this yenr.

Fluctuations in the index have not been reflected in wage rates since cost-of-livlmz bonuses were merited with bnsis wales under the Federal Government's wage control order.

The Bureau said the increase in the index was due almost en- iirclv to an increase in the food index from 133 3 to 134.0. an in.-

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who is Mrs. Edward Hnllorun J. P. McDonald. both of I26 ford Street.

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51st Military Field Homihl. Ho returned n week M0.

IUNIRAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late Samuel Bee- ton of Donahue wu hold Yester- day afternoon from the home o! his dnui-rhter. Mrs. Hush McKen- zie. Lona Creek. The services at the home end gwvo were con- ducted by tho Rev. T. W. L. Good- will. assisted by Rev. A. ll. Todd. The poll-bearers were: Geddie Mc- Leod. Colin McLeod. Hector- Mo- Nevin, Daniel McPhsil. Goorm McLean and Colin MucEachei-n. Interment wee in Anrylo Shore cemetery. -

III-Y GRADS CLUB - The Hi- Y Grade reunion meeting was held last night. Twenty-nix member! were present, with Btulrt McKay presiding. The highlight of the evening was the return of Gordon Stewart, Keith Johnson and Frank Storey to the club from the Armed Forces. Nell McInnie Wll intro- duced u s new member. ‘hvo film: were featured and enjoyed. Meet- ing closed with the National An-

them. ATTENDED OPENING -Among those from l " ‘ attending

the dedication ceremonies of tho New Montroso Church were Mrs. D. W. Mntheson and daughter An- na, City, and Mr. and Mrs. George Clark and Mr, and Mrs. John Mc- Lennan, North Wlltshlre, R. R“, and Mr. James MacDonald of Hun-

nt United Manse, Elmldale

CBEISTENING HERVICI - Tha infant daughter of R.C MP. Constable W. H. Warner and Mn. Warner, Charlottetown, formerly of Saint John, was christened at St. Dunstan‘: Basilica, Charlotte. town, Sunday afternoon by Rev. Louis Dougan. The names give-n tho child were Kathleen Patricia Harman Godparent: were Mill Pr. trlcln McMshom. Charlottetown, and John E. Werner, Saint John. Following the ceremony Conltnblﬂ and Mn. Werner entertained their friend: at their residence, Street, Chnrlottetown

EVENING AUXILIARY —- 1:116 regular meet-in! o! the Auxiliary of ' Church we: held on “m” on": “m. m“: Coffin and Mn. o 6 I of the devotionalﬂporiod when the’: “n51 chwm in The Memniml 0 Prayer". was studied. The weal- dent, Mrs. Paterson. conducted the

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Mi Mu eret Mecﬂonue of this City ‘l: lmpgviving nicely following her recent operation in the Oh!!- loitotown Hospital.

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Emlrlent elelmeee ie‘ me o» eriae in every home where time no children. There will be bu! couliu In! aide. painful meet end other minor ilie..'l'o, combat theme veonditionl. whet could be

Golden Wedding.

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Tyler Kent Hints llo llas Story To Toll

nuueu now m\~\ I, IOJIJOInI IND. boge. Fir Invade, Coke: and 7‘ ml fa. lightness; tenderness and uniformity-use Blossom of Canada, o better, oil-purpose ﬂour.

leoane it‘: milled by export ivntil downy ldii bun “new, washed hard when! ad ‘fed baked’, h’; onelor to use;

boiler for all types of baking. Blossom of Canada ﬂour is the dioice of experienced home bdnen.‘

HQBOICIN. N. J. Doc. b- (AP)—Tylor Kent. Uniitd 595W! mibassy code clerk wnvwiﬂl and sentenced in prison in Brit- ain in 1940 on changes o! larceny of m llrnbnmy document. said yesterday ho took menu because the! information which and the people of Stain should know “Kent. 94 steamship 511w: he nailed 1mm h i.“ J1 if." °°“’°"“m°’ ho D II! the United States Senate tho documents ho took from them-

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Also Kid and Chamoi- setto Gloves.

BANDANAS, beautiful hand woven wooll, b14851 shades. From

$1.59 to $2.98

‘scsnvss, wool end lhggf, bright colors and white, fro!

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