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Iinfair Comparison With Ahsgvtait Milatly

premier J. Waiter Jones, oom- menting on a recent editorial in s local paper entitled "Strange Place to Find a_ Champion", said the article was inaccurate and

misleading especially when it un- l

act-took to compare the record of the Ontario cow. “Onmico Reta Roberts." with that of. his World champion, “Abegweit Miiady."

The Ontario cow's SU-day pro- duction was 35.20’! pounds of milk and not 38.20‘! pounds as the ar- ticie stated. Premier Jones said. Everything else being equal, the Ontario cow in a 365-day test should give approximately I0 per cent more butter fat than “Abe- aweit Miludy" who was on a Nib‘ tiny trial, as every cow undergo- ing a Soc-day test must produce a cnlf within 400 days of the time the begins her test. ‘Therefore, lite Premier said. if the Ontario cow's butter-fat production had linen equal to that of his cow, she would have produced 1.530 pounds instead oi 1,015 pounds.

Moreover. the Prcmier stated, lite Ontario cow was of full age while ‘Milady” who broke the world's record twice in c-cession was only a junior four-year-old trhen she made her first and suc- cessftil assault against the world's record. Another point was that the Ontario cow's milk tested l per cent butter fat while “Ml- lady's" test nus 43 per cent.

'i"he prize cow of the Ontario nelurntatory did establish a Can- nriinil record. the Premier said. but he added that lt was a rec- nrfi w-hich more than 20 cows. including "Abegwelt Milady", have greally surpassed.

The fact that the Ontario qw was fed and looked alter by pris- nners should not be considered anything out of the ordinal-yin». Premier said. because any tanner rilo foods and milks a cow three limes a day is a prisoner. either a voluntary or an involuntary one.

"i-year Sentence

For Jail-break

(By The Canadian Press)

WINDSOR. N. 5., Jan. 22~—-W‘ii- liam Walsh. 22-year-old Mont- realer with many aliases who cut his way out oi s temporary jail several weeks ago by cmert use oi a razor blade, was today sent- enced to seven years in Dorches- fer Peniteniary for his efforts. He also received a concurrent sentence of seven years for lteal- lng $2,000 from a Shubenacadle. N. S. home, the cause of his orig- lnwl arrest.

Walsh denied the theft charge. said he knew the police would "pin it" on him because oi his past record and declared he had offered the householder $1.300 l! he would drop the charge.

LIGHT 0F LIFE

Every room in a dwelling otr working place should have at least one outlet, giving adéquato 118M- sunshine 5nd fresh sir. National llcalth authorities say that the crmbimed glassarea of windows 0! n room should never be less than one tenth the area oi the floor.

BIRTHS. MRRRIAGES. EATIIS 50c Pea" Insertion

DEATHS .

YOUNKBE-At Kingston Jan. M. 1947, Mrs. Wtltur Younker in her 40th year. Funeral notice later.

nleelvllmF-At Cavendish on Jan- az. um. Mrs. Alexander ‘c. Mac- Neill. aged 10 years. The funeral will be held from her late resi- dence Friday. Jan. M at 2 pm- lnterment in Cavendish Ceme-

tary. AlTKlN-At P. I. I. I-Iolpltlh

Wednesday, Jan. M. i947. J- Crawford Aitken, in his 8rd year. Funeral tron-i Trinity United Church on "idly. service start- ing at I o'clock. Interment Poo- ole’: cemetery. nesting at - hi! late residence. 5Q Grafton Street till Friday noon. r SMITH-The death occurred I1 Brighton. Mala. on Tuesday. Jan. 21. of Mrs. Amelia u. Bani ttonnerly of Cherry Hill, P11.) Her remains will arrive in Char- lottetown on Pridayeventng and will rest at the A. A. Hennesaei Funeral Home until Saturday 1"‘ then will be transferred to thQ residence of lter son. Fred J- stnlth, Cherry Hill. ‘mo funeral will take ldaoe on Monday morn- inc to at. Andrew's aroma. Time ot the funeral vrfll be annouflw! later. l

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CENTRAL HTIARBIAI This column ia rots med for news of local interest, x14 gdvestlglp‘ or I “WI! Illillro I lly be inserted

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T" WW8 men were arrested by City Police eairly today and held on I till-RIG 0T breaking and entering, They were taken into custody in

- use lN-- litigious?» or! Richmond Street, gunmen. Q; I t. n. £231.‘? ab!“ "“‘ “'°“°“ "' "Wm" m! 1m e Brown

Ponce we“ Informed by telephone Electric, Kent so. ct.

Jhat glass had been heard breaking T, Emu‘? PM d l a e

ar-i when Constables Johnston and poggvginnno w located at Z75 McNevln investigated they found Queen street

the pair in the store. The arrest was made about 1.05 mm.

Controls 0ft Milk in Saint John Area

POLICE 001m r -_ '11.... pm. hilfition cases y; erg adjourned in the_Ciiy Police -(l Jllrl yesterday, one until the 23rd a: id the others until (he 25th. a drink and incapable was remanded ut 1m the 2am.

nom: Belushi Vu-n _ Mrs. v.1). Mlteflresor or Ninth River has re- ce ved a telegram saying he; gis- ter. Mrs. Clara Plant of Canton,

Mass. had ps3,“ a 5 Jan. 19th. way "may"

SPECIAL RTHETINGS continu. "IE "1 GOSDc-l Iilall. Upper Prince Street. each rright except satur- ‘lal’. B "Tloek- Sunday night 1.20. Children's meuilng Friday even- mg 6.45. All welcome.

(By The Canadian Press)

FREDERJCTON, Jan. Zii-Ef. fective immediately. the New Brunswick Dairy Products Com. mission has decided to revoke its orders relating to the Saint Jflhn area. the Commission announced early today.

Effect of the decision is that Saint John dairies may offer any Price they please to milk produc-

_ '*—'l— JUDGMENT Jronronnow Judgment on the motion to quash llhe mdictmtmt. against Rowagd .9011". Ohflmid with indecent as- ‘sauit; ls to he rendered tomorrow

era and similarly are free to morning b can.“ ‘ma! Th make any change in the t C I ‘y Ce . ane A‘ charged consumers. At presfsni ampben’ It was learned lesterduia

BltlDE-TO-Bl r-suowuflup Miss Roma Dfinvne whose marriage lakes Diace m the near future was tendered a lfllli Deiiflflwlls shower i?" Thursday 18-! l by Miss Marjorie Carr and MIS- Ivan Dohcrly at the him": 0f (he lytter. She received many lovely gifts among them was a beautiful ttthhe lamp from the staff of Prowae .3105,

milk retails in Saint John at l5 cents per quart. and the Dairy‘ Products Commission had set the price to producers at $3.40 per hundredweight oi milk testing 3.8 butterfat.

A statement issued lyy the Com- mission referred to action by cer- tain producers ‘in withholding milk from the Saint John mar- ket, in an attempt to get a high- er price, and then deciding to operate a distributing plant nt Saint John.

A nwlority of the producers for that area. said the statement, ap- parently "no longer desire the protection of the Dairy Products Act as pgovided by orders of the Commission."

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WIND Buses. cs wmnows - Hem/Y Wind TI esdny night was blamed by City Police for break- 1118 1W0 plate glass windows in Charlottetown. (in; was 5,1 the Bwwse 3105- sit! lie Iuid the other 1n the store of flurry mat; on Elm Avrnuc. Wind vt lncii; at the Ex- perlmenial SL204». was measured at ffl-miles-per-hour and at the l --————-—--- radio range station on the Bmck. < iev Point Road at t-t-miles-per-

Can. Cruiser Makes lit.“ 533.‘. ‘$222313; ‘Zi.".'i'.'°';‘..§?i‘3

I velocities, alihougg 1 the “quay speed Maiden Voyage Under P. E. island Captain

was not known.

atransrrolvs T- Extensive al- lefflllvns are xttfy being made in "if! Judses Chirp hers formerly oc- cupied by Mr. otulstloe All. Arsen- eult who retired l tom the Supreme

Final Resting Place For Late Cardinal's Body

toric Notre Dame Church. of the old cathedral. is e. long. tun-

half-dozen bare‘ electric bulbs sus- pended from the low i-‘Blllus. re- flecting on marble Plaques marking the vaults of the dead.

The vault reserved for the late Cardinal i5 a narrow, casket-sized chamber at the far end of the crypt and close to a great plated crucifix which hang; On the far wall. Nearby are the vaults of two of the Prelatefs predecessors, Card- inals Louis Begin and Raymond Marie Roy Rnuleau.

Later. Cardinal Villeneuvels vault will be sealed with brick and a marble nameplate cemented to the outer wall.

The crypt. comparatively new. has 140 concrete-lulled vaults, only eight or 10 of which are filled. The om crypt. which contained the bodies of church dignitaries and clvll governors going far back in Quebec's storied history. was de- stroyed when tlames ravished the soo-yeer-old cathedral in 1912.

(lives Reason.

For Butter Shortage iiere

WINNIPDG, Jan. 22 — (C?) -— The National Dairy Council of Canadanwas told here today by its president, Robert C. Smeliie. that Canadians were short oi butter and other dairy products largely be- cause of huge quantities of cheese and evaporated milk exported to the United Kingdom.

“Declining milk production has reached the stase where it has be- come a national problem 0.! U1! most pressing type." he 531d-

The export trade in dary Drud- ucts he described as imPQYlBBl m Canada's economy, but said that it would be most difficult to continue export; an any large scale ill the face of a decreasing over-all milk supply and the ever increasing oe- mantis oi Canadians for dairy PTO- ducts. _

There was also the question of

Court Bench ontlLec. a1. last, When the alterations, nnd renovations "We PM comma ted. the chamb- ers will be occupiu ti by Mr. Justice M.R. McGuigotl. it is- understood that the chamber; 310w Qcfillpled by Mr. Justice McCilfllan will also be alleffll i-Iid mad c available for Mr. Justice Creohgq ,1. Tweedy upgn hi8 elevation to ti: y Beltch.

ATTENDED tmlmv COUNCIL MEFYPING - Mn Lincoln Dewar. New Perth. and TMr. J.H. Myers, Hampton. returner] yesterday from Ollawfl Whem the y represented the Prince Edward I and Federation 0! Agriculture at a conference of the Farmers‘ Dal: y Council. The Cmllwll- M11 D6110 r said last night, asked ilte DOmital 2on1 Govgn-lmem authorities that ti to price of butter fat to be paid the Canadian farmer be based on hi5 rh sing costs of pm. ductlon. '

The following item from a Georgetown, British Guiana paper of January l5 will be read with in- terest here:

"1n a coat of spotless white, the stately Canadian Cruiser, newly built vessel for Canadian National Steamship; consigned to Messrs. Hookers steamed into the George- town Harbour yesterday morning piloted by Mr. Victor Stoll oi the British Guiana Pilot Service.

"It was the ship's maiden voyage. and in the words oi the skipper. Capt. JJ-i’. Hubley, M.B.E., ‘her performance was very satisfactory to me and I have had quite an ex- "perience with ships, during my 42 years as p, seamen.‘

"A seamen for 42 years. Capt.

Canadian National steamships for 2'7 years, making about 1l0 voyages front Canada to the West Indies.

"Capt. Hubley was born at Prince Edward island, Canada, and has had a very colourful career in the Merchant Navy.

"Serving in two wars. Capt Hub- ley has to his credit many decora- tions which he won for distinguish- ed service. Ho holds the 1914-18 Star. 191B Victory Medal, 1939-45 Star. Atlantic Medal, Burma Medal. Pacific Clasp, and Voluntary and Victory Medals.

"Ibr service on the O.N.S. Col- bome of which he was Master for l3 years. Capt. Hubley W83 awarded the M.B.E. The ship Was bombed by the Japs at Penang during the early days of the last war."

FUNERAL AT! iT. GEORGES _ The largely alicra led funeralol the late Jemmc E. MaoCormick was he 1mm lhe r rsidcnce of Mrs. Ch is MICCOITIHC ‘i yfisletdgy 1115111.. m8 B! 10 1mm‘ to St. George's Church where sol emn high mass oi requiem WES celebrated by Rev. George MacCorn tick, a nephew of the deceased. as; istecl by Rev. liar- old Croken as dtl ‘con, and Rev gen. nett MacDonald as sub-deacon. In- tennent took n! ice in the church cemetery- The pallbearers were, James H. Mower nald. Angus Walk- er. Augustus M; cDzmald, John J. cflmPbtill. Josq rh Campbell and Leo Fay. The bt dy of the late Mr. lhcOonn

i iclt anlived in Chaltt-

i "'""'.~ town from Oalland, Cali.f.,r1‘;'0:|.

Capt. Hubleyfls new command is d‘? el/"llnlv l4 Mmvluied by his

“m, dmnbed; pantie-w. Mr. in .niel J. MacCorm. c , .

"Built by Cans lan-Vickera for Canadian National Steamshipl. the Canadian Cruiser is titted with the largest Diesel engines evol- to go built in Canada developing 8.000

.1). “Her dimension: are 4S6 it. 0 ins- length. A0 feet beam, and she has

Pei sonais Mr. Lloyd In nun, Borden. EEJ. ls a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital: t

His lilxoelle _:y. ‘Most Reverend James Boyle Alanop of Charlotte- wwn leaves tit‘: morning for Que- bec City to ll-itentlitho funeral on lliriday oi Rt: minutes Cardinal Villeneuve.

nago of 11.1w and on ant, voylll aha made an average of lb l-fl knots on a reduced speed. "Very modern in every deta both for hlndiLng cargo and in cooking equipment the air-condi- ‘tlonod electrically fitted vessel has luxurious accommodation for twelve first-class passengers. divided into five double and two Jllilivmom oabina. she can also carry 70 dock- era. rpm“ pith an automatic con- trolled at h‘ (our, tho Canadian quint- h it!!! cubic felt II ‘earso nhigcation loader ‘mines return to 0mm IhO yin a, aqulpql with radar footl- ittav. the moat modern minimum-I no so tatiliaati for nutritional lul-

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fiat Danger In ' l non. ma. Jan. as ~

- Dr. ibnneth Phillipa, phys- ioian who I been attending Bear-

enables he to our! "Written willthliloriflhoba se- nate. I

g the wont Dashes-DC.

how long Canadians would contin- ue to accept n. six ounce butter ra- tion and restrictions on usage 0i other dairy products.

"It would appear reasonable to assume that ii presént restrictions and controls nre continued I0 the point where there is a decline ‘m ggngumer plirchlliiilf,’ Dower WC may

eventually have a great deal of dif- "

iiculty in building up consumption to the levels which would have P11- vailed if it had not become 09°55‘ sm-y to imp059 such restrictions.

liew French Cabinet Formed

P5315, Jan, zz-tAlfi-Socialist premier- Paul Rantadlei- today formed a compromise "alilw" cabinet embracing all H1430!‘ PM‘ ties and ‘thus gave France her first complete constitutional gov- ernment setup in seven years.

After tlvg days of negotiations, ngmadler finally succeeded m “mam; the centrist Mouvcntent Republlcai-n Popuisire into the cabinet by giving Georges Biduult the Foreign Ministry and worknig out a compromise on the Nation-ll Defence Ministry. _

Bidault. former M.R.P. premier. had served as Foreign Mmister with but alight interruption ewi‘ since the liberation.

Rumadiers own Socialist Party was awarded the key Interior Min- istry. which controls the police.

In accordance with Ramadier’: promise-Ac which the MRP. had ohjecied—the Communists received the National Defence Ministry. But. separate ministries were cre- ated for war, navy and air. and these were divided among other parties.

Plumbers Supplies Prices To Advance

TORONTO. Jon. 22 Manufacturers hem 0f article! l" which copper. lead, zinc and antl- molly arc used agreed today the cost of almost everything made of metal will rise as a result. of the increase in the ceiling prlcaa of those metals.

"Increase will be a: much as a ltird in such articles la meta! ash lays. floor lamps, and lead pipe used by plumbers. add one manu- lecturer.

Every manufacturer was working today on

canvassed a revised

price list. Few are accepting orti-_

era at the old price. Construction officials that the price increase will have an hush-tent affect on building coats. Copper water pipes, brats water taps. cowh- electrieal Wil- lng. metal door knobs. brass hing-

es will all show increases up to to‘

so: ant, than officials said.

The crypt. beneath the basement

nel-llke room of white washed walls which turn grey in the light of a

predicted I

Two Local Planes At Port Manicr

Two Maritime Central Airways planes are at present busy can-y.

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QUEBEC’ Jm ,2 _ ,0?) 4m, ins freight fmm seven Islands, body of Rodrigue Cardinal Ville- ncuve. Archbishop of Quebec who died in California last week. will be given a place of honor Friday in a long, grey subterranean chamber which serves a5 the crypt of his-

on the Qudiec mainland to the isolated iumberinfl village oi Port Menier on the west end of An. ticostl Island. it was learned last night.

Capt. H. S. Jones has been at Port. Menler for two weeks with a Rapidte. Tuesday he was joined by Capt. Carl Burke and Capt. G. J. Godfrey. flying a Douglas C47 transport.

The Douglas is expected to continue the frelghting job with the Rapidc until Saturday. Then Capt. Godfrey will relieve Capt. Jones. permitting the latter to return to Charlottetown. ’

It is expected the Rapide will runqin at Port Menler until the spring break-up, ierrying supplies which failed to reach the village when ice formed before the last trip of a steamer.

Originally from l0 to 15 tons of supplies were said to be ready for freighting but now it is ex- pected that the amount has been increased. .

T-he Maritime Central Airways 1s being employed by the Consoli- dated Paper Company which is carrying on operations on'Anti- costi Island.

Egg Receipts In P. E . I. Show Decided Increase

Egg receipts here show a. decided increase, Mr. F.M. Nash, senior poultry products inspector reported yesterday in an egg and poultry imarket report, Quality oi’ product is 300d but local demand [or prod- uct is slow. Packers are now ex- porting. One export carlot shipped to Great Britain t-hig week. Cor. sumer demand continues heavy. Dealers expect to change paying prices from (all contract to spo-ing contract basis effective 27th.

P.E.I. stations are quoting for un- gradeu eggs delivered: A Large 35; A Medium 33; A Pullets arrl B W; C 20.

Graded shipments delivered in Charlottetown: A Large 40; A med- ium 38; A Pullet and B 33; C 25.

Specialized producers are receiv- ing for cartoned pack: A Large 46-8; A Medium 44-6: A Pullet 36-8. l SurprLsingly enough. poultry re- tceipts iastnveek practically doubled l those of preceding week but it is be- lieved that this is due to delayed deliveries because of extmmelycold weather.

“Story Parade” of ‘The Maritime: in ' Attractive .Form_

Quoted recently in The Guardian in connection with the placing or. a. monument on the grave of the! Hon. Phillips Callback, noted earlyl lIsland statesman, in the old Prot-_ lcstant cemetery on Elm Avenue; ‘was the story of Mr. Calibecks life- lfrcm an article by Mr. Roland H.‘ Sherwood. of Pictou, N.S. Mr. Sllcr- wood i5 the author of a Very inier- , callus volume based on cdd lncid-. ents in Maritime history, entitled "Story Parade," which has just been published in attractive form by the Tribune Press. Sackville. and lwhich is now on sale in Charlotie- i llown st Herman's book and novelty ‘ shop. Great George street. The! article on Mr. Callbeck appears in’ this volume. as well as other refer-. olives to Prince Edward Island ini his stories of buried treasure. etci ‘ In all, some forty-five colorfull stories of places and events in the‘ lMarillme Provinces appear in Mr. Sherwoods volume. which is illus- trated with pen drawings by Mr. . ‘James DeCoste. The book is of cn-y grossing interest. and should find a ready tnarket not only in this

part of Canada. but throughout the;

Dominion.

Wondsvtorth llouse C.C.F. iioatinuartars

l ormwA. Jan. 22 _ (cm _ iwoodaworth House. new national lheadquarters of tho 6.0.1". Party ‘will be officially opened Saturday

on the second day or the party's

national council meetings being lheld here. | Situated on Melcaife Street.

(CPI- about a half mile from the Capital's

ibualness district, the building was Inamerl in memory of J.S. Woods- 'worth. founder and first leader o.i ‘the C.C.F.

Party officials said the ‘ locuuplod laat Aiuluat. would event- ‘ually become "an educational cen- tre for the national movemen ." '1"lrst step would be the offering oi wneapondence courses in 0.0.1". ltheories beginning next month.

l l fund campaign.

I

Idolph Manning were appointed as g tract was not he

i i lLePage. G. A. Hughes, Alex. Mc-

ln. Giliis and carried unanimous-

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Trinity United Church linltis Annual Meeting

The annual ti United Church 13:: lilegld 01in Hall last evening. ‘Aflgr g Igor; devotional service, Rev, '13]; “c, 1mm" W" IDPOinted chairman of the meeting and 13,-, a n ‘Setseel and E. E. Clawson grey“.