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Island Swine

-HIHERST. N. S. - (Special)- p- -re Edward Island swine breed- ... cleaned up in the hog clues: .- inc Maritime Winter Fair.

srcinnd Paynter of French River Hifirt imir animals to the show -. .: molt five championships and 1... lll'St placings. He slsot had .... lesser placing. Mr. Paynter .. the senior and grand male

the senior and championships and reserve champion-

. '-;i:;uonship.'I. ,; : ti female ; - took one

and Wilfred Stewart. iig under the name of S. 0. 1'1 and son. had seven first ins. six seconds. five thirds. any fourths, two fifths and :-:xihs they won both Junior .'ill(l Junior female champion-

i.:non Boswell and Son of li.:l5t."illl'lagt! won five reserve plonships and both reserve championship ribbons. They ..:id five firsts. the same num- of seconds. three thirds. one : .'h and four fifth placings. wnday night Wilfred Stewart i;iied the Swift challenge tro- , for the best bacon hog in the t -rt bacon show. today it was - ...lcd that the hog carcass had .:--ii an almost unbelievable -it-nine pcrccnt. .ii:ng Willis of North River ' win any championships but on win It number of classes n also had some good plac-

lei Trainer On Mercy Flight

.l0lIN, N. B. (CPi--A . girl trainer from the RCAF -c at Chatham. N. B. flew to s-rt John and back again in 43 'lllPS Tuesday in a dramatic at- " iii to save the life of a new- 'l baby at Chatham's Hotel l Ho. ital. '-.:'flicir-ti with a rare blood con- -n, the infant required an im- vcviiatc and complete change of w total blood content. according ---rd received here .by Dr. Ste- I”) Wcymnn from Dr. P. J. Lo- -i-: iii Chziiham. The necessary v.xi'usiuiis had to be admin- ivri-ccl without delay. ii- Woyman. chairman of the

XlN'l'

Brunswick Red Cross division .- ..'2f-"Oil this information to Bever- i-i R. Howard. provincial Red I - -.s commissioner. Fifty minutes . '1 - the blood from the Red Cross l -i-.1 transfusion service's depot in :-ni-by Lancaster was en route by re aircraft to Chatbam.

Coming Events

"Dance. Millview I-Iall irzdrrv.

every

"turn dance. St. Andrew's hall xicwnrt Nov. 4.

"liriiice Grandvicw hall Thurs- ii. Nov. 4. Burns' Orchestra.

"(thicken Supper, Fortune I-Iall. "i miiiesdny, November 3rd.

”ii:incr. Murrny Harbor North. ..'s(li1)'. Nov. 4. lunch served.

Hot Turkey supper. . November 3rd. Uni-

"Annual

”.ilaii'nlm Andrews will he ..ii.; cream to Wiltshire fee- on Mondays only.

"amboree and Dance. St. Peter's El-'1, Wednesday night. November 7 i

liliillflh at Mt. Ryan Hall. Wed-i - -'ii'. Noven'.bL-r 3rd. Fraser it hrsira.

"Masquerade Dance. south Rus- s llall. Thursday. November 4th. fl"-s nivnrded.

”.s'iiFril'il meeting Abegweit' ;iicit R. B. P.. Kingston. Hi- Norcmber 5th. Red Cross 1'' ':tcc.

"iiaiice. west Royalty Hall.

i'--iiicaday. Rollie MacKenzle's iivstrn. Canteen Service 9.30 to Slit sziiiidard Time.

”5aiid,ils Marshfield still cater-

": in weddings, banquets. and -il gathering: at reasonable -is. Dial 7412.

' Hllllliil Meeting Kingston

iiirh Canadian Legion on Nov- "ticr tilt. at Charlottetown. Full viidnncc requested.

"Cleaning and Buying Timothy W i Clover seed at Charlottetown. x niimcrside. Contact us for prices. ll 1- Morris. Kinkorii, Summerside -"”iii Charlottetown.

"Crime to the old time fiddling. Vii dancing and singing contest in ixniiiora Hail, Monday. November ll”) Send entries at once to Mr. -bflilniis Johnston. Kinltora. or l'ill'ml'. 9001. Good cash prises.

"Commencing Monday, Nov. 8, '"'"'l for the fall and winter "Willis our feed warehouse will 'l" "nen on Monday and Fridav ” 'l-"inc: nniy. Slgnctl. The Will- Wlc Dairying Co. Ltd.

”(Tn-npPrat.iVe Commonwealth Ffrirr.-iiinn convention. Kensington Town Hall, Friday afternoon and Willing. 8 o'clock. November Min. MI Al"! ni-yson, o. c. F., M. P..

"Ni-'-1". HIISK, special apeiiker. i.'.'rri-iineii welcome. Come and hear "Mill Marketing Bmirds.,Cn-ops

in Credit Unions in Saskatche-

boldly who

Clean Up At Amherst -

Breeders

ings in other elussu,

O. W. Haynes of Amherst. R. R... "8 l-he only non-Islander to win my P18011185. He had one second and several laasetr plaolngs. n was Mr. Haynes who donated a live gilt that was won by Sterling MacRae of Brookfield for top place ln Judging live hogs. It was a part of the rural youth cition that was dominated this year by boys and girls from the 4-H Clubs in Prince Edward Island.

Que n Mother Has lunch With Mrs. Roosevelt

HYDE PARK. N. Y.. Queen Mother EllliIbl'.lll

(CP)- . liinched Tuesday with Mrs. Eleanor Roose-

MOWN, CANADA,

Democrats Progresses

Says Canadian Fisheries Having One Of Besl Seasons Both Easi And Wesi

VICTORIA (CF)-This year is one of the biggest for Canadian fisheries (in the east and west coasts. Fisheries Minister Sinclair said in an interview here Tuesday.

He said the halibut season was the best ever. the British Colum- bla salmon catch the greatest since l9l3 and the herring run. presently under way, ”one of the

has turned into the hamburger of the fish trade."

"Usually when farmers and fish- ermen bave a bumper season the prices are down." he said. "but prices have remained good. The whole industry is in excellent shape."

dent on Hyde Park grounds. Mrs. Roosevelt greeted her guest in pouring rain on the door- step of Vaiklli cottage. in th'- grounds of the estate about two miles from the family mansion which in recent ON-l'l l0 the public as a memnrla: to the late president. LIVES IN (WTTAGE Mrs. Roosevelt has lived

cottage since ht'l' death when she stays at Park.

Filte.en years ago the president took the King and Queen an Valkiii for a

first time-and Crowds of

several crossroads

cheer the motorcade as the

liked them.

In Plane Search

U

HAMILTON. Bermuda. (Reu- tersl-One of the, planes search- ing for the American navy super- Constellntion missing since Sun- day with L2 persons aboard re- ported Tuesday it had sighted Ii three.-square-mile oil patch 350 miles northeast of Bermuda.

A seaplane was ordered at ones to the area so that it could land and check whether therc, were any signs of the navy transport plane which took off from Petun-

ent river naval air station in Maryland on Saturday for Port Lyautey. Morocco.

The super-Constellation was

last board of 300 miles off Capi- May, N. J. It had a crew of 21 and 21 passengers, including wo- men and children dependents of navy men aboard.

Montreal Man Heads Truclters

OTTAWA iCPi-William C. Nor- ris of Montrcal Tuesday was clccted p r e s l cl e nt of Canadian Trucking Associations. national or- ganization of Canada's s200,000,000- a-year trucking industry.

Mr. Norris. 58-year-old pioneer truck operator. is president of a haulage company operating be- tween Monireal and Toronto. tie succeeded G. M. Parke of To- ronto.

Other officcrs chosen at the CTA annual convention included: first vice-president, Douglas Moffait of

Sydney. N

Directors: Maritlmes - Curtis 'Bonnyman. Moncion, N. 8.. and Mr. Mriffatt; Quebec-Mr. Norris

and Camille Archambault of Mont- real.

Predicts Ike Will

Run Second Time pgsanc, N. J. (AP)-Bernard

Shanley. special counsel to Presi- dent Eisenhower. predicted Mon- day night that the President will run for he is asked. ahenlcy told the Re- publican Club here 1956. the people want him to com- plete the Job. he will run again."

It second term in 1955 if

that "lf in

BEST FOR. MARILYN TORONTO iCP)-Marilyn Bell.

looking the picture of health was back at school Tuesday under doc- tor's orders to "slow down." llyris physician. Dr. Bernard Wil- linsky said he has ordered week of complete

Mar-

"one

rest" for the

17-year-old conqueror of Lake Ont- ario. He said she was worn out by

10 the Km”. M me me Wash in batter and fried crisp. but it

years has hcciil

lluslsanwilport and again fzicc Britain with

Ind: ii:-conomic paralysis.

picnic. The rc-yell , l. g-151.9,; samplpd hm dogs 10, um against working alongside non-tin-icumbemn

people gathered atl to wave, entlial 5 "labs p Queen pnon-union drivers a month to.pro- M,ai1Ng,--15dmund s.

Mother's black Rolls Royce drovuiduw "MO" ”"d5'

her constant public appearances.

velt. making a sentimental p.i- basin S a

rim?! is etc i - . ' . gm” B15 yieargiviignthevni-roadKls'llQ; 2n the east coaslnbe said. thepug , George VI to vim Presidem tcgirv catch was the highest in his-1 (I Frank "n D. . i . " .

-I-hehtwo drigggallfllhed widowsy Mr. Sinclair said demands of the had turkey for lunch in the not iumled Slams malikeh dlle l” p”l"l' (Canadian Press) Iago where 15 years ago znpllgm and 1954 seasons in Mukal At 12:30 l.I.l'll. EST president and Mrs, Rnqggvglt m. iwalersf had.hclped lo bruhlen the Senate 96 seats: (18 to be elect- troduccd the King and Queen to Cannadlan Figure” ,. . ed: Democrats elcclcd 13; hold- ll0l (l0El- A new dish Cane-d luh 'uck' over 2-1; total 39; Republicans

Because of prolocol- the Quesnihas suddenly become popular l" elected 4; boltiuvers 33; total J7; Mother has not )0! officially metllhe Unlmd Slams End has crealed Independent. holdovcr 1. Demo- President Iiiseniiower nn her 5. la,r.ge de"."""l 9”". New.l0”m.”a"'1 crnts leading 9: Republicans lend- lbrcc-week vlsii-she did not go l'5h' he "ld' Nu slusl nsh mpped ink 9- Giilll-S1 0-

Houso 435 seats: Democrats eleclnd 161; Rcpublicans elected 58. Gains: Democrats 5. Republi- cans l. Governors 34 to be circled-

Dcniocrnts clct-icd 12; ltrpuliiiram

Port of London

ole,i-tr-ti .1. Dcmncr.-its loading 8. lit-piililicniis lcatiing ii. i LONDON. tlteuiers)-Peace n-- ..--m-.D..-.. liurni-d to the port of London 'l”uesda.v night. after a brief lsirike threatened to freeze in:

I l ' N ES

Only 24 hours after the end of Py THE .(JA,hADM Ifx S H nmmhmjng longshon smkc ,1. Following is The Canadian Press lfccting ciglit ports, 6.000 meiillist of state governors elected in Walked Gill here l0 DFUl95'EUnited Stale; elections ix - in-

iion truvk driver-'. p . ., . But at noon. the strikers agreei.'iH”ORlDA”LeR(ly Lllumsi D

njppljng in the GEORGIA-lllarvin Griffin, D Muskie. D

give

(elected Sept. lai

through in. min. i .'l'llP!flH.V lllRlll- 43 Hllllii W"-1iSOUTll CAROLlNAwGeorge Bell Report", Ind phm0gmphm.hjsiiil idle at Thames-side docits.y Timme.-m.-m' Jr” D were barred from the estate wheiilbl" H" W" W” '”l"”””d l” TENNESSEE---x Frank G. Clem- the Queen Mum”. uriwd bullsettlei down in normal today. um r) W"-,' permuted to take pldurhi 'Sll'il(e leaders- here llltl coin- wgw HAMpsH1RE.- Lane Dwin. just before she left to return toi'l"l'"l " buck 1'” "l m'"'""'”" ell. 1W New York. idrll'”' "ll l”"9'l""'"l'"' ”"llVE7RMONT-Joseph B. Johnson. Ngggg , M Tuesday”: dispute flared up after us. V . , union workers refused t.o work RHODE ISLAND g Dem! J. Rob. with non-union drivers clearing "M. .D, ll” ”"3""'”'"' "MR5 'MAR.YL.AND D Theodore R. Mc- --' TM-T Keldiii. (El

ALABAMA-James E. I"olsoni.D NEW YORK-W. Averell Harri- man. D

5100.000 FIRE TORONTO (CPI-A Il00.00fl fire

dcsiroyed the one-storey Bratty OKLAHOMAvRaymond Gary, D Fiirnrice Company factory herc TEXAS--Allan Shivers. I) Monday night. The cause was not CONNECTICUT - Abraham A. knnwri. Rlblcoff. D

Top

.-

Team

Poultry Judging

err:

is x.i..xK 4' ti .-...e....J .

O . Ian MacGregor, left and Bradley Fay. right, members of the East Baltic Poultry Club were the top poultry judg- ing team among 4-H Clubs competing at the Maritime Win- ter Falr in Amherst this week.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1954

' Covers

Prince Edward Island .Like The Dew

PRICE lie ,. WASHINGTON, (CP)-A Democrat bid to regain 0 Well All Amherst three or four Republican Senate seats. . old row and an upset defeat of Mlfl El'HYlCl "ll3ml'””"- The M”'” Delaware. Pennsylvania and New York. the Maritime Winterthnlh JET-ivy Mill A3'75h”3 ””B' y . lllnnis. , -l)ut inter returns could casilyl Km” nwmd and mm..." by Kat” "ihlrf'S but ihev ucrn g.w-n strong

(By C. It. Blackburn. Canadian Press Staff Writer) P E I I d . . . S an Y control of Congress gathered strength late, Tuesday night as returns in the off-year election showed Democrats gain- ing House seats from Republicans and threating to take . .. -..i i1-bchl Rhism Republicans registered their first gain from. Democrats , AnMf)l:'Efia5"Td-mil" jZmr:,5”;fl”1fh.-jlgg g0,f:"0. -Lam.:,' ”5'..,...,”,.. Q shortly before midnight. a house seat in Florida. Earlier Awshire H" M A hmannwal B. The R,,b...,.. mm QPHL spnicii Democrats took House seats from Republicans in Indiana ' V ' g a Royal Winter Fair grand Cl'l8ni',bl-lrlil N15 lll3:l:l!d WV”? ”9””” - - - - v - - I , rv .

. Three net House gains and two net Senate gains WOUl(ly?ei(;:tm-lei; othehedagsiey Islggw anTh;M:omepEi:;mOn "5 Wm "I give Democrats bare majorities in both Houses. Tuesda'y a.

Senate gains for Democrats were'T's;nalmfP'rl Drlgrs Dejancrmil,-air The S. C. Olanri herd from L: lmssible "1 Ke"L"'Cky' Massachlwlseemed certain of re-election in ll-I Th. A.,..h1,.. ....r,.,..,,. of ,h,'wond Farm, Brdiord, N. 9, mm: eits. New Jersey and Michigan i Sli0We1l"'iLlS lcalandn ltmai v..;. most of the tnp Pia--irizx in Am.

. h l. i ' D i . Chan" "'5 p”l””' 80Il:KN;:3VJll;fse:83lln:lb?l":5lCl:lll-lBoswell and Son of Victoria. P.l"”""”””" ll” ”” mm "1 . . . i F. 1. An Eisenhowers choice and the foe

. . . . So . nl

"MAY 3!: SETBACK5" .E. I. This fine old cow topped '.il:l”;R3;nr1a'l'1e Brgugmsl

pot Senator Joseph McCarthy-for-lvery strong class at the close oil ” N P . H” "Hm Eisenhower made s.mei- representative Clifford Case. line day and earn!-d some ve;v. Tl” -l"ds3"”51l””(lhqvn .m'WitpV evening call at Republican; Another Republican slal-lravorable cnmnicnt iiom 1udi;- 3'?” :",”f P.j.”"."r F1;.;.,,pn (-1.... and luld WOfkPl'5.wart. former representative Ge-ls. VV)'l'llr1ll Mnclicclinie of Wy- Wllh lhrnfolgyi.-ill”r'1'lyf1t'l.I'll?tliililIi'i there that there ”may be set-'nrgc Bender. had dropped behindimnn, Quebec. lie said she was .ip:";;" K g and 1n”E:ha”0HHm!,n hacks" for the party "but they Democratic Senator Thomas splendid cow viith a good we it” Tmm hp” .0 T,.,.,,..,; have nothing to do with the value-Burke, despite licr years. She has tram l I" M" l of our cause" in the lung run. In West Virginia Democrat Seii- enrious

President late headquarters

and the wile. depth. good balance ano Royal Vmnrh wag gmdrd ..n,y

That was allcr Democrats liad'alnr Matthew M. Neely defeated a good utidcr. .Vlr. MacKo,chni'.lH M W M H” law and ma upset the l2-year rule of Repub-.Republican Tom Sweeney. obsci-ved. i l;'dMi"mwmm mp lmzmw. ML licans in powerful New York state. The old cow, due to L'BlVC on: fro minim? fmjn Wm, M nhmim which has 45 votes in the pres- LONG LEAD log these .13”, ,5 ca,-Hing Lhn'gnh"n lg” giwn (hp VFW min idcntial electoral college. . .scrvice of Pineview Treasurer, aiinwnmigp M 93.7 H”. m'n!m,ma.

Democrats c a p l. U i' e d anotherl Ill P9””53'lV3ma' loni Repubi son of Aurbenbrriin Battleflame v”

tion which is most unusual for n (-my hi-r ago, Sho placed second

tli':

K0VCF"0l'SlIi1) in Connecticut tvhei'eim'3”' me Denmcrallc candldale a Royal Winter Fair champion at lAbe ltibicoif h l a narrow margin;flll' lZ”V0m0T- GPOFSB M- Lead”-lrwo 39311 ago.

Iovcr llcpiibiican Governor John liaflvlaken 3 li'"'l8 lf-lad 0”? Rely IL was tgriison B. Muit'li's nit:--.l".E.,.:l?.::,e:fnllvgggp F1nf:.”rol.l5l panazan IN roun sures 0i'Pnt nnfothgouliguretargiiga ll?alnle:R'!i: alrdelleliaatrfcljmnhede Fewer Polio (Eases l...E:?:'”2;...?::”:i.:..;"mi;..Dsn:.ii"?-if---E--t Odom it 'l'ii'l?ilf.:i?l.”i'..'."..i.””.2".iE'3 ::.":: lisiln Canada This Year ltcstslin Kentucky. Mass:icliusetts.'m;'m.nwr gnvnnor J. Slmm Thur..C;aniDhiirngR:all;vg-R.rLai.-a ieieriill UPI-AWA (C-pi g some 1200

To THE VICTOR BELONG THE 'C.oILs'

lMlChlgal1 and New Jersey-all d J. ..d by 3 mssidomi .cases of polio havelbecn reported seats held by. Republicans in thei3::1(;c..;U:pola:tjon against tlielpleads itn Canada so far this year. health llast Congress-and in the Deni-ipany-5 nmcial Candidate. Edgar mimster Martin said Tuesday. lOCl'al-litlll seats of Illinois andJlAg Bmwnv won the may although e S 0 dl-le described dli. asmalllpzthtveearirii i0lll"- .B- -' me was the only one g ' emic. compare wi as , y Dclaivaie, in which the Repub-IDllifnendsngalhe haunt. The Rgpuh- "V 8.700 cases-,”th.e most devastatiris illcuns were given line of their best mums did nm pm” a candidate. xcpldemlc of palm m 0.1.. hlsmn. Chan?” l” mplu.” 3 senate Semi It was the first time a write-in e Ml'- Ml"l'l" "M "'9 "M-V "mm" before the election. l'CllJl'llL'd'&(licandidE”e ever we" R Conn”, gpolg (.hlgl)ellsil' tt('ieI'E in Prim-s ithe Democratic fold by a wi cl - - . Edward Is an on one area IN . . islonal elcclim MONTREAL, (CP) - A man imargiii. i p ,- t M t an Quebec.

Seven of these races were..close. HOTLY CONTESTED :1:l;rtge:1a;':)l:e ogeurgprs tip”:-Eday ”While we have every reason in And i-cturiis iii-re .lll5l- beginning . . hpizm in ..mm .0 be hanged be thankful for having been spared Fm cnme m from the we” cant. gvictory of the Democratic can . ii dvqwlv wmmm a Hm! Lsomewhat this yea... we Wm nah where 41 house and Senate seats rliclaie for llov-crnpor of New Yoikhiniurilieaih .umy" paid Luci.-n Pb relax our error” to stamp mm la” Bl 5”lk9- ll? Merent lllatlnmant tcenddcbdallltg card i-hugged lwlth the mui-deilpollo as effectively as we have mcl . . on es i , - l Senator Levereti Saltonstail. ear- 3! :2: rcllporilpaglgnsl C ilsst. August of SIX-year-,oIdg mu-.3tbe challenge of ddiphtheria and ill" ””"5lde”d 3 5”” Wl.”"” m- His opponent, Senator Irving M..mond Trudeau. whose. disrnem psmalipox. he ndde . Massnciiiisctis. was running :1” Iv” has heen in the senate Sinceibered body was found in differ-N lhllld Dcmwml Fmlm Fullmlo I” l91.'i'antl never before lost an clec-lclll Pills Ol ll"? 91”” lmly " small pa” 0! me Vole had tion. It was Harriman's first olec- Mr. -lU5llFf'. Wlllfld I-37-ll” T9: ' lb'-"-C” ””””lCd' tive battle although he has servcdl.iPFlFd the P193 0' llle 53'-V9”i”l” l t l as in many unemployed machinist and order- I 'Mociu'r Dem””.3"C. '93. "' i i - v . TRAILS Db . capacities including terms ass scc- eflpililnllpd lf;n;li:"dhi:rl;ll95i0:v-hf!-I he

After holding an earlier lclIdlretai'y of cogmerce and U. .. am-Vnppmrm in M-mr! to have I due V”-'--"”" S””””” H"'"" ”''''''”""ibm"dm "' usmi .. . - - lrixi.-it for his trial. When iii. of Michigan had dropped bchindv .ln Kentucky 8 familiar coriAiZlib9nn'.ch"ge wax read, he smod 1" mp: his Democratic. opponent Patrick sinnal figure. the xcternnl No IprisoMr.S mm and said: I lV. McNamara in it close race. iBarkley. former Democratic xice- H I d nd 1. 1..;D.-J - lp.-eggdent and longtime senator l 5'" "my ” ml” 9' ” l New Commander For lfrom Kentucky. was ieadinz lll5iw”h '" l”

hanged as soon ssl

. . this. being convinced that. 1 - lRt-publican opponent, Senator John Pf"5l I 1, ml Destroyer Hulda Sherman Cooper. after two yeallsitllllleroililrlleln juslsfrlniannnvllir-Olin has-2' , . iii of office. . ' ' ' ' ' - Q; HALIFAX iCPl--'lht' Niivv 53'" uTraditionally the party in power "9" '""' ”"”"l ""i "W ll" 1”

iticp which I am demanding l

guwliny 'i!lml)'f(():tEl?ii.l:smitlr1illir Hll:lflL:ill;n5e:,i:;Ouon(dtll1I; ll:-r.ye1at)r r(:1l:c.u;er:-lti'iil not obtain on earth." J row r. . . ; n - y will succeed Lt. -Cmdr. Mgr w;lcontests the party inh powfbr lost ,.LEA REJECTED 1 Mayo Saturday as comman cr 0 pg" average of more t an con.' ,1 '- Imm her second tour of duty in In cm or those .10 contests the Lam” replied: - -. ; Korean writers. party in power gldllllltdk mat :vri:.:' NYW understand that I "mm ,

LL Cmdn Mayo has been ap..lm mat the ml gnu Democmulnccept your Plea. You will island pointed to naval headquarters. Roosevelt term. w e

ltrisl Monday. Nov. 8. and rest as? - . .0ll-3lW'l- ' ' lccmmued 0" page 15' M)" M lsurccl that you will obtain .iu.i- TORONTO (CP)--Minimum an

tire." l maximum temperatures:

. . I a i Plcarri was charged with niui- Min Max e - -der following discovery of the Dausnn ll 19 death of Trudeau. who disappear Vmicouvcr . 42 .'il I ed from his home a day after Virlhria 47 Iii celebrating his sixth birthday. Edmonton 3.1 3.1 n 0 The boy's head. hands and legs Calgary 3.0 57. p were found in two cardboard con- Rcgina 20 S4 The grcatcst tourist season in the as the wcaiiicr this season w'as.g,.;,,,.,-5 on ,. "rm"; hpap noalltvinnipcg 13 39 history of Hit! Province vans cri- not always of lllc lJ0Sl- ;thc Montreal waterfront. His tnT- Toriintn 39 an ioyed this year when an csiimai-p Operators of tourist resorts. ml'l- so was found in a room that ha-' Ottawa . , gm 4;; cd 92,000 people came to Princc tels. hotels and cabins Kencrally be," cpcupigd by Picard. Montreal . 33 41 Edward Island during the accept-. agree that their business was much, Pi.-gm later was arrested in Qiiohpc 33 M cd tourist months of June. Jilly. better this year than last. iQiiebec City. Ficdcricton .. 30 4'- August and 2-1cm:-inbci-. it iopi ' "' ”'”T"" WP” TTTP ' T" " '""" "TT Saint John 34 44 sentcd an increase of H.155 over I ' Mnncton .17 45 the numbcr who came here in 1933.. t N n Halifax . .. 40 52 There was an increase of 1.755 Cl""l"llCl0W” - - 37 43 automobiles crossed from the Main-l . I 5-Vdmy - t -- 43 5" land via the Cape Tormcntine-l ga Y”m"”lh i 39 5l Borden car fcrry route, while thcl I '0 Fl John S " ' ' M crossings in Wood islands showcri Vg V an increase of 575 cars. The lotall HALIFAX tCl'I -- I-light candi-iativr. lofllcAeLlI1:?exsay('(s:F)di Eh: l”laiilh.'r increase via both routes was 2.3.10 dialog 1119 :1 nomination papcisl The other two seats are thrce- ' r - 3 5 ” a”V' m"