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A Shrine Club for Prince "Ed- ward Island was officially formed last Saturday at a banquet meet- ing at the Charlottetown Hotel. Seen at the head table from left are: Harold Smith, Montague, Samuel French, one of the oldest Shriners in Prince Edward island. Orential Guide James Levy, Hali-

fax. Chief Rabban,Cllt'ford Trider, Halifax, Poteritate'a Aid for P.

CCARAGANIZE SHRINAEA CLUB or PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Burrows. Halifax. The first meeting of the newly

E.I. E. S. Giddings, M.D.. Presi- formed Shrine Club will be held

dent of the new club. Illustrious Potentate Roy Bowman, Phaelae Temple. Halifax, Assistant Po- ientate's Aid Frank Vanlderstine,

un June 30. Other officers are: Vice-President, Noble Harold M.

S m i t h, Montague; Secretary.

Assistant Rabban Douglas Lusty.iN””l9 (1 K1 PFeSbY- Chaflmies

Halifax, and Recorder George

NWO; 'l'i'cas11i'cr. Noble E. C.

Produce

MONTREAL (CP)e-Agriculture department quotations:

Eggs: Small cases, extra-large 53-5015; large 58: mediu 11 55; small 45: B 43-44; C 37-38. Re- ceipts: 324.

Butter: Current receipts 57V4. Fresh grade Creamery prinls job price 57-5012: fresh nun-tender able 56V4. Receipts: Nil.

Cheese: f.o.b. factory, Ontario white 3: colored 33V4; delivered Montreal. Quebec white 31; coi- ored 31V4; wholesale Ontario white 3W4; colored .1491; whole- sale Quebec white 32; colored BZV4. Receipts: Nil.

Potatoes California 100s 7.00: No. 1 N.B. new white 755 3.40- 305: No. 1 NB. 50s 2.35-2.50: No. 1 MB. 105 .50-.57; Quebec No. 1 75s 3.25: Quebec No. 1 50s 2.25; Quebec No. 1. ins .52: PE.l. No. 1 75s 8.00-4.00; Virginia 100's No. 1 7h 0.75-7.00.

lTruman Gives Lie To 'Soviei Atom Bomb Claim

PARIS 1Reutcrs)--Harry S. Tru- man said here today that an over- night Moscow radio claim that Rus- sia tried to stop the atomic bomb attacks on Japan in i945 was "pure propaganda and a lie."

The former 111 sident, who or- dered the United States Air Force to drop atomic bombs on Hiro- shima and Nagasaki, told report- ers ”These are the Lacts and I know them better than anyone else."

"The first atomic explosion in the world was in New Mexico on July 16. 1945.

"As soon as I got the message that the explosion was a success I told Mr. Churchill and Stalin that the explosion had been a success and that it was an immensely pow-

Grain

WINNIPEG (CF)-Prices gen- erally showed a firmer undertone in active trading on the Winni- peg grain exchange Tuesday. There was broader export inter- est in barley and flax.

Closing prices:

Oats: Jly 79911-; Oct 70-lua; Dec 73-a.

Flax: Jly 8.49; Oct 8.18V4a-V1: Dec 2.92.

Rye: Jly l.i81.'i; Oct. 1.1656; Dec 1.15-lea.

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor 1.75; 2 1.72; s 1.63; 4 1.58; 5 L38: 0 L34; 1 durum 2.87; I 2.65: 3 2.63; IWA and domestic

crful explosion." STALIN TOLD LITTLE

”Mr. Churchill knew all about it because the British had started

investigation first and turned their information over to us.

"Stalin just knew it was a very heavy explosion. I told them we were going to (imp it on Japanese i towns devoted entirely to war work.

”It tank the iliissians three more years to steal the iniormation,, and they stole it from us by: various and devious means.

"They knew nothing about the atomic bomb. and it was pure propaganda and a lie nut of the. whole cloth in the usual Russian manner.”

The Moscow l'Illll() hroadcasl. beamed at Japanese listeners, as serted that Russia had tried to intervene with Truman against th( 1045 attack, and accused the US.” of dropping the bombs not for purely military reasons but as a "political threat to the peoples of various countries.”

VISA AGREEMENT

South Africa and the United States have agreed in reciprocal:

prit s: 1 nor L75; 2 1.72; 8 1.0!: ,4 I58; 5 138; 6 1.34; 1 durum 12.01711: 2 201711; 3 2.01.

free issue of visas to etmporaryl visitors.

MacMilia1i. Charlottetown; Direc- tors, Noble Robert Palmer. Sum- merside, Noble Garnet Rosa, Summerside.

(GUARDIAN PHOTO)

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Soviet Offers Egypt Money To Build Dam

CAIRO IAPJ-The Soviet Union has offered to lend Egypt 81.120.- 000,000 to finance almost all the Proposed Aswan high dam,.an

Egyptian source said Tuesday. The sum, said premier Gmall Wed.. June 20. 1956

Abdel Nasser will not accept thel UWESTERN-0l"I”ERFw offer ”at the pi'ese11i.' lpeiiding 11 Britain and the Uiiitcd States careful study of all the factors: -3150 have offered financial assist- The Russian offer was reported 3'"? lo ljlgypi to get the big dam made during the weekend by 50- :1: that -Nliie s!tai't!1:-ds7(;ll(i)10edy one;-ed viet Foreign iiii lit 1) ' -1” . mild, 5” U ' -000 alld "ml He amen shezre 11111111 allell .16(1mI&;1d' .ldl9F'380,U00.000 to 3150.. Egypt's cclcbratiiin 1-,cd Th lwtlhk fl:-mgreh'.wS' evacuation oi the Suez canal who i: n M l '5 webiem 0””

. , . the pruiiiise of a World Bank if ' - and E 1 N or its plant uv Wgyp ian ationai Day. l000- Egypt would provide 3760,-isouth Africa.

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