ls Tenderod Big Ovation

viola!» Hi8 b! p the hflbw

"whim; ss it om u» met visit of 11 Cardinal in the person of an illustrious son of Prime lid-WM Island. His llbninencs Jamu Cher- its Cardinal McGuiIln-

Cardinal McGowan was sivsii l lleart-Wwl-mfflfiflllthll-W Wmfih he fespon "1 1019""! emgny 1n 8t. Dunstanb Basilica. last night which was sttmflsd by ygprascntnllws of even parish of the diocese. ss well as by member! n, provlnflifll and civic govern- ments, the judiciary and other dignitaries, and a lame body of

citizens.

His Eminence arrival st the Charlottetown airport at 0.00 pm. bv chartered plane from Monoton. H.- was accompanied by one of his chancellor; Rev. , leu. of

les Iby.

A _|

Toronto, end Rev. C of Quebec.

He was greeted at the airport by Hi5 Honour" Lieutenant Go

VEDA" J. A, Bernard. His Excellency the Most Rev. James Boyle. Bishop of Charlottetown; Premier ‘.1. Waiter t Jones; His

P. Mac ion, one.‘ ins w. 11' i P‘ MacP e. K.C.

dly V6 CI- g

-’I'hree armed Willi 8500i 83.000 cash after hold- ing up a branch of the Royal Bank of Canada here today just half an hour before closing time. Burnaby is six miles east of Vancouver.

employees and who were in the bank at the time

030.000 hidden under

. ISLAND W

i‘ Evybody Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

cuARwrrmowN. CANADA. FRIDAY, MAY 011, 1

946

ELCOQMES CARDINAL MC

10

Increafise

Oitizonship Bill Isms Oonunons

OTTAWA, Mly 10-(0?) —The

new Canadian citizenship bill to_

wasm gtiven third and final

ending goes to the Senate

Robbers Got $2,000, Miss llidllon $20,000

BURNABY. B. C.. May lO-(OP) bandits escaped

The ‘mun.

wearing stockings aver heir heads

as masks, forced bank a few customers floor.

o lle on the They missed

apers in a

the Lleutcnanthaqy we" M. cage a few feet from t e one thoy aidee-de-cesnp, Honk-Col. '1’. 8. “"0"! W'-

Fielding. MM; Lieut. Robert c. Ti" "viii-up evidently had so MncMillan, p.s.c. and Bur: and ""1""? iii-fined. "id the men sqdnwwm E Q Tainan D50" were in the bank only s few min- DEC. and n“, utes. They es d in a car which

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Coming Events

"Movies as Bordon to-nlgbt.

Joseph Murdoch mm Catholic part1: died of a heart sttsok

had been left wi-th motor running.

Ostisllo Iirlsst Olos At 0htlll_._l_.l.

OHATBAM, N. 13.. Mn lit-Rev. Dummy M. Rn- priost here.

.___ I early today "Show - Eldon Tuesday. at St. Michael's rectory. 5-11-21. Born at Bisckville. N. B.. he —-—— studied st 9t. Dimetatrs Univer- "Dance in St. Catherine's sity. Charlottetown. snd Holy lchooi Ffldly, May 17th. 5-15-21. H3514‘, Bflggtlggll-yaé ‘as v15: —‘-“' 01' lbfl I l1 i Wrrederlcten Players, Jinnah mo“ gt mguw mu River Hell. tonight. 0-17-11 muwwn_mQfQ guflfig“ so chgt.‘

,.._-__. "Dnlicc, Kelly's Cross School, Friday. May 17th. Lurlch served.

‘ 5-16-21.

"Uni cl‘ oheic feed oats wifiniilfisyfuii... 15;: end 16th. Bring bags. Dillon t S

"See “My Sacred Bunions" by st. ‘Pclefs Playersln Mt. Stewart Legion Hall, Monday, May 20th.

5-11-21.

"IPredes-ieton Players cunt 'rhe Poor Married Man". unter River Hall, Monday. May .

5-17-20-21.

s."°°‘€.‘....’§€‘°é...”‘i‘°;s.‘i.'§f2 ' van . . wlm Dies fgee. Goodamusio. 5-7-11.

"Rumma it’ a - Lug Soturdog,’ ab‘; £53- gig

-2i.

.._, llze Chick Coal Broodorl. $15.00 each. Dillon 8a Spiliett.

"Two ‘one-act plays. "Peace Is Wondenftil". “A Ghostly ‘IN- minlz" by Y.P. 11., Cornwall I-Isll groéinesday. 32nd. and 111311010101‘

Blaekvilla following mass here in the Ohumh of St, Arohsnsei.

Air Oalists llllll 0o To Oamp Two Weeks

MONTREAL, O. Domino Tlyim‘ Noel-dent of Mr Canada

wee formed o Port-lolly

ust Arrived! Shipneut of 500 w

ham in 1084.

Burial will be made Monday at

Michael the

Maylfi-(CI-U- 01

or more than 7,000 air cadets.

, reached of 80.000 cadet; itrlllly to provide u

547-31. twghen the woe of 1s and 1s.

. .. th, . 01117., Mfoup- h. Calgary and P

w n! l» order the United States railroads

Fluid Milk Subsidy Off . After June 1

OTTAWA. thy 10-(OP)—-Agri- culture Minister Gardiner announ- ced today in the Commons the Government would remove its consumer subsidy on fluid milk June 1 and return control over prices to the Provincial Milk Boards effective that date.

Informed sources said fable action was expected to lead to an increase in milk prices to his consumer, who then would be called upon to absorb the increased‘ cool.

In his announcement, Mr. Gar- diner said the Government "ould continue to pay a cents a 100 pounds to producers of fluid milk from May 1 to Sept. 30 to allow the rovlncial boards "an adequate per od within which [to make necessary price adjust- iments."

(A statement from the Nut- ional Dairy Council of Canada. Issued at Ottawa following Mr. Gardiner‘; announcement. said that “ln moot instances“ the action would mean ‘an in- crease of two cents a quart in price. which consumers will be called upon to psyf’)

Mr. Gardiner sald:-

“In order to allow Provincial boards an adequate period within which make necessary price adjustments. a subsidy of 55 cents per 100 pounds will be paid to producers of fluid milk from May 1 to Sept. 30. 1900. it being m- derstood that this subsidy will be removed com lately at the latter date. ovlde that the subsidy be llmlt to 3S cents in areas where the @ricultural Food Board con- siders this s te.'.'. . . .

He added tho further consider- ation was bainggivemto subsidies on milk entering‘ into cheese and processed milk Jind laid 4t was “definitely understood" that if ml- lustments were- made they would be "upward as compared with tho present summer subsidy."

No further action was consider- ed ecessary for the present sub- sidy on butterfat in view of re- cent prices increases allowed in the retail price of butter.

subsidy of 55 '

. Scanners On

Happy Homecoming For His Emlence

H18 EMININCI CARDINAL MQGUIGAN

Being greeted by theiPapal Delegate on hie-return to his archdiocese in Toronto as Canada's first English-speaking CardinaL —Courtesy of Canada Pictures (Toronto)

M J. Caldwell is wondering if Mr

1n Milk Prices Expected

Ooldwoll i...‘ Ooat Stolen From Commons

(ipedll to The Glsl-rvlllll) UITAWA May 16-001‘. leader

Speaker. Gaspard ‘Fautewc. will post notices in the Parliament ‘B s here, _ 01'

00o . hats and other personal y unless checked at fie olice." a short period of absence his office. room 606-608 in block. someone entered took Mr. Coldwellfls hot Ind trench-coat. the latter con- taining his automobile keys. WalHM up to file buildings this afternoon 1n heavv rain, Mr. Cold- well told The Guardian's corre- spondent: “At least the pllferer hsd the decency to take my keys out of the coat pocket and throw them on the floor. Apparently my hat didn't flt him either for it was‘ found some distance down the corridor. But I'm afraid the coat is gone for good." The theft hse been referred to both the House of (loam-ions pro- tective stpfl and to Royal Canad- iflfl%0i11510§g tPolice in m “ y ' you repo e municipal poiloo in Ottawa?" hhie correspondent asked. "They know all the sneak-thieves and crimin- als in town and would be more likely to get action than the R.C. M. P. who don't operate‘ locally in criminal matters."

"1 did." the C. OJ‘. leader re- plied. “but they 'won't touch it. They tell me they have no Juris- to act in any such mot- ters which happen in the Perils- ment Buildings. It looks as though Pmt out a. good serviceable trench- cos ."

Mourbors of bohh House of Cum- m-cns and Senate protective studs have been (instructed to double their vigilance urourld the build-

~Vote For Strike

(By The Canadian Press) MONTREAL. May 1'6 - Davis. acting president of

Canadian Seam-en's

Union. here today that sea-men on the

News Briefs

the said

REGINA» May 15 '" (o?) “‘ A Great Lakes and Derzartment of l 331',“ bu“ Pgigekfitar: P?! be ‘lironaport vessels have voted

(F tinue’ on Pogo S Col. 1)

Truman Threatens To Soizo Railroads

told a ‘that he would taken over by the Government if the lebon-zzseslagentent ute is not settled before the tuxoay stroke deadline.

He was asked a dlmct question on on; and replied: certainly.

v-

"Ple Social and dsnoe at i. Patrick's School. Friday. May l'l. u M! 0M. Iidoudsv night. ' u a

"To arrive, another oar double "31". $2.06 per owt. Qumran and Boyle.

"NW iiiilvfliiiii-Sh car of Coal. Please arran. to ta-ke deliv . R. Dawson, gapaud. 937-11. "Show - nit. Stewart. Pride. t?” P~ Mxra- - o ope an e y u . 5-17-1

"u u _T.sn|s; ' m4 this stow? 1:1 everymlgyedneo- ilv at noon isntil further notice. G. C. Green. . 5-16-11. Concert

P. M. 5-

~1?fs=i'锓.‘~.“.'.‘t.‘i°'..."tv"' giigflvf May 11th. was

"c. A. Frills] st} gap-ohm North dltwama m! o‘ .oncosweokt W

"Fredericton Pu s t "The Poor M tried it" ." 5% KIWI’ Hall, heidsy, “$110.. ~

Kill toiilfiht.

Wednesday. M 22. Kuodiilie and hlsngrchestra. Modern s

equipment.

nootiousblo. bist for best 1o sud other Livestock Transpor- s we- est you contact our

‘aim-lo. mm"“' mu

11- . galley ssut 17mm

sui- "Blow - Mullins W%. "High Schoo Dance. Moroll Good music. 6 M u

Mount Stewart Hall Rollie Mac-

"Dance

old-time. with snodern sound

_ 5-17-31 "Ho! Producers -- Summer-side,

Eieauorl. Shorbrook and vicini-

goe‘ cull Pholne 45312-2 Smlzurfiersideta. onus even . v t e-

m‘ 80h‘ nge es oc 5a:-

For dependable trucking ser- ‘l-I.

“nssles-csrtiinsslu m ob- sorvico in

[a -

i, n: .. srkoting Board. 5-17-21. Coumom week f M 20th Iillmrznaiu 0° n ohymss-

fills-Ids and olosy atnoon

Vfltook

"A ior o number of slightly

used drlv ug wagons. in first class

5-15-1141. ‘cnditlommautouaes: piano box‘ enld

~"'-"‘ ‘ l‘ l. W OII

“The Island ldaoei of Music and hlckelnmouniedwdgmnr hur-

Eresents Gall Wrist ness. Hand ado. Will quaranioo "d" dimtion- above. oi

"i".

York Hell. hlday,

A

fifiif..." orict ‘l Wino: olvioo

nton Morrison. Fred- on. s-ls-sl

“n P

Vnli and'Vi Tram]; pienlo G .

l! ‘Pniekinl

:.':n.'ll.F'#.:..#s:..... ....

ilYsien a‘ Health mplrtvrsont

of the Balinese’

fir: "Tgalnrustrgenllniongy h‘! noti-

Whi cuss epitome

earlier in the day that n otiatiuns

to prevent a ooun .-w e strike Saturday had broken wn.

Says llow Zoaland Best For Workers

(By The Canadian Prose) ew an ‘s oom- W151” fizla 16-1-1135.‘ David issiolfner to Classes

. iIPIOd 000b- liniunsnt of efficient medical and hoslth insurance in all factories.

Seoul Bog Ovnlsll ly Osv-Bosoril olss

(I Th C nsdlan Prod) UPIXWA.’ Ms-v 1gb; mood , unt/ Alexander

knalaneds died wt

gnu” Gill-IUD

01'. mmso us». meme died m- molly

can.» n slum

N. 8.. May i8 -—( H4 [hb-yoer-oid Ariilll!

Jllflll WI! found drowned ‘of Inter in the c -llsr ' at nearby Cron- todly. The child. Mrs. James Brown e, was re. or. home earl er In

"overwhelmingly for strike action Baa-inst the 34-hour wee ."

M11 Davis said that. of the total number of men who ballotsd. 98.1 per cent voted “yes" to the ques- tion: "Are you in favor of strike

presented to the s1 Govern- ment by British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan Premier T.C. Douglas said bore today-

IONDON. Ms. 16 — (OP) — amm M) Wm the e .. - ight-hourda i‘ L?‘ e‘ c“ "l-louuaver, we are hopeful tho

figgfimfifil °°,,L',,,,,,,,,m.;.,. a... strike may still be averted." he

mm we f added. “We are meeting with the fiilfdemfitfsnlng inbehgritmn, bat operators Monday in Toronto. Wii-h added

d be o representative of the Federal

t h t oul ma sue a sap w Department of Labor being pres-

token only as a lost resort. ent.’

WASHINGTON. Mo)’ 10 -— (OP) The Union's acting president said -Proclclent 1711mm wdov w“ h” his number of ballots cost was a.- conforrenoe that the United 091 with g7 59011911 bgflqflg, totes was doing more than Hm’ “no" votes and 3.010 "yes" votes. other country to woe with iiw Wild On the basis of the vote. it was food Blwrilo-Be- decided today open national

—-—' h te 1n T t Lo N’ M“ w _ (o? Cam‘) eaciquar rs orono

immediately. Mr. Davis _.ArthurGreen.jood,1nrdPri1/ybuu hd 115 d wow i» w were i» .i‘..3..“fi...§. "°“““ ‘m’ '“

meme in Brltlzin tho. " no " hub thnéoiabgr Gotyernment Ind sckied he thought that "the con- tinmit scrum the waiter" has fully appreciated its gravity.

nosrou. my 16—~<AP>—1¢~‘- rattled aboard several vessels of time long-idle Boston trawler fleet today as fishermen returned after s lilo-day strike. one of the ions-

llocruiting Olrivo Opens In Britain

"i in Muswhusetw hmmy‘ 250000 more man into or ser- Ssiiirlgs for the fishing timiiiidfl ' were expected to start by 5M“!- uw Amw’ m” “y and

~ Prime Minister Att-iee teamed the campaign "of the highiest anoe" because "tho fumes of peace must be .

War J.J. Lawson for 100,000 men for each Amw and me RAJ‘. and 50,000 men for the Ne. .

day.

wasmuo/mu. May iii-ill?)- John L. Lewis and Unitfil 895st?! soft cosl o ton tonllg reoc- ed a d lel proposal that they sulbsnit their dispute to bind- ing arbitration. President Truman immediately cancelled a week-end trip to‘ Missouri 1n order to seek some new method of averting m- other wulkout of soft coal snipers when the present truce expires May U. (

NEW UHI FOB TELEVISION iggbeth gwgpegyfly

rs o _ _ robiems. too. Llsut. Nurdng LONDON. May l0 (Reuben) g" Main”

QUSIN IIAI IAHONINII. PIODLI

‘SE

5 i E i

‘$3.000. He is a1

lmportr Glntlli? Why

Britain Proposes Union 0f All India

iruz. and not to hesitate to ques- tion and even arrest if necessary any suspicious characters looting around the corridors of the build- ing, As Mr. Caldwell said. “If your coat is not safe in your own office in the Parliament Building. where on earth is lt safe?"

Dr. Finn Questioned

Dr. D. B. Finn. deegautv lldiinister of Fisheries declin this after- noon either to confirm or deny the report that he is leaving the ser- vice of the Canadian Government to accept a new position with an international organization.

Widely known in the Maritkne

u Provinces, he served with the De-

partment at Halifax Fisheries Ex- perimental Station fmm 1934 to 1989 and paid frequent visits to Prince lilyiward Island in connec-

tion with oyster culture and other

departmental projects. Dr. Finn became chairman of the Salt Fish Board of Canada st

51 Halifax in 1809 and in 1940 was

promoted to the post of deputy minister which carries a salary of so a member oi‘ the fish committee of the Combined libod Board which rules on the allocation of foodstuffs to famine- rldden countries, and imp/portions Eimkotsdo fish-producing coun-

GANDBPS HON PUZZLE!)

Devaaas Gandhi. son of Indlao famed nationalist leader, is uzzled KVQIMRIGPUI? to his fa er in ‘or Amer can Ytewspapere as Mohandas K. Gundliat. to roporrtcm hem could not understand "Why newe- pmpozu over hero are so particular ebgat initials."

“not responsible '

OTTAWA. May 1o - (c?) - MM

vodlyheilht

wn seamenflomthecestooostto Moetofthepase- M 1d for I-lmlsoon

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‘ Iltl a heart "filled to over- flowhg with the joy of homecom- ing," His Eminence James Cardinal McGuigan spoke eloquently last night in 8t. Dunstan‘s Basilica in responding to the addresses 1nd demonstrations of welcome tender- ed him on this. his first visit to his native Province since his ele- vation to the Sacred College of Cerdifibls. The text of the address by His Eminence follows: “My Lord Bishop of Charlotte- Rlght Reverend and Rev- eren: Fathers, dearly beloved in

"i0 Chr t: I

“Standing again 1n this beloved sanctuary of 8t. Dunstan’! Basilica.

Charlottetown, clothed w‘ h the sacred purple. the high- est and most treasured gift within the power of the Holy

Father to bestow n any son of the Catholic Churc , my heart is filled to overflowing with the joy of homecoming and with grateful. affection to all of you who have given me such a glorious and mag- nificent welcome. The return of any son of this Island provimm- to the scenes of his boyhood and youth evokes sentiments of gratitude and love well portrayed by the poet when he wrote:

“Breathes there a man with soul

so dead “Who never to himself hath said. " ‘This is my own, my native 1min.

“After this wondrous liturgical reception. well may I sly like 8t. Paul: ‘You have received me as an angel of God. even as Christ Jesus. For I verily believe that. were it possible, you would pluck out.your eyes and give thern to me.

Bitch Memorlee

“This special occasl of my re- turn to you so soon met my ele- vation by the Holy Father to the eminent dignity of a Prince of the

deepest gratitude to you tonight and to this Diocese of Charlotte- town for all that it has meant and done for me during the years that

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Airliner Crashes In Fog; 27 O-oad

R-IOHJIOND, Va. TDKQ’ 16 —-(AP) —A twinenglne airliner with engine mmfbe 9%"? m: i l! . Byrd Airport, crushed and

inn i foooatsix ‘ill ofpnlicehmoosd,klllinxglgss

.1012 p DC-3 operated b’ Viking t Air Com m; xmking a oho run from ew-l ark, NJ. to A/tianta-divod slmrpltyr. lrvoo the H woods a-

en-rloo County terr overshooting the airfield a few rtlglnutes earlier in a vo-in ctlxI-npt

It exploded and burst into flames. All but n. few bodies were i beyond recognition and lay scatten, ed 1n a, relatively mmll area along] the banks of Doran Creek.

No Canadians wore sbmuxi. '

was not wide _ trees surround the site were un- touched. Three of the bodies had been throvlm clear across the creek and the others lay hiscldlezi around

smoking fmeiage. An official of the Airline at 10s Angoles said the plume raoirmaily was engaged in transporting 0.! Mexico ports. engem were boll.

Mohandas K?" ,

LONDON. May ltk-(OPF-Bri- laln pt bed today an indepen- dent unou for ell India and re- acted demands for Moslem states n the northeast and northwest.

The union would link British indie and the princely states into a fedorstlon for common con-lust of fore affairs, defence and commun cations and give the Fed- eral Government authority to levy

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milvifll pol tlcal independence. Idon. the mission said. Will risk o so: and civil war."

that‘, the new Independent In e lrl

taxes for all three purposes.

The proposals were prepared by the three-man British Cabinet Mission to India after fruitless efforts to bring the major Indian factions into agreement on meth- ods of frsmin a constitution and

lure to establish a constitution

tho "grave danger of violence. o mission said India "now has the o rtunity of complete ln- ence," but added “we ho

choose to be a member of the sh Oommonwealt of Nations." i The mission refused Moslem de-

ahdl for pskistan. creation of a Errata state. because “it would

solve the communal minority

Tex, or intermediate points.

pmblem" and the areas involved "contain the two most vulnerable frontiers in Indie," Prime Minister Attlee told the House of Commons.

The plan does not provide for a referendum among the Indian

so le after tho new constitution Pu rafted. but the mission closed its proposal With I

Flee “to the lenders and the mops of India" that the plan " accepted and operated by you."

The cabinet mission. WM" members were Lord Pothick-Law- rence, Secretary of State for India. A. V. Alexander. First Lord of the Admiralty, and llr Stafford Crlpgs. President of the Board of Tra c. said it proposed its own plan be- cause "there is small hope of settlement among the Indian par- tles alone."