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OTTAWA, Ma it - (C?) ... m Prices Boar

that ceiling prices on new .w|wQl from producers thro h 4| distribution stages will reman (“hanged from those in effecti

i944. um prices for shipper or uoer will remain at 00.70 per iuldredwei ht 1".O.B. -

$3 _ Aug. 16 to 31.

Delivered price to distribution will-es in Canada must not. exceed ills Harrow or Vancouver base yids, plus normal tmnsportation ‘limes of not 112,150 than s0 cents

hundredwe .

W11, Chambers administrator ei fresh fruits and vegetables said the supply situation for old pota- toes was not as favorable as last year. It was OIPCCCOG- t at some new tatoes would have to be‘ mum in from the United States to teke care of domestic require- Iilate in certain areas where old potatoes were not available.

announced to- ‘

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COMMODORE BROOK

Visit iiere 0f

Coming Events

"Madam Doyle Readdrlgs. Pear- toii House. 5-15-21.

QHT . BINDIN“

"Dance. Montoifue Bride)’. Web- ster's Orchestra. ii-lo-St. "In stock. seed oats, $2.50 per

m. McCuiaan and Boyle. 5-10-61.

"in stock. colnPlete line clover lltds. McGullan and Boyle.

5-10-01. shunt

"Cedar Shinsles all? o; out. ‘have already arrived. Peters and Delient Mamet-tit Rusttoo. 6-12-31.

"Concert, Sale of Cornwall Hail. Tnuledily, May rilll.

15- .

. "Rimflfilge Sal, Chr tian fiimwoh Sonooli-oomfflaturdoyfiliaay . no 1*. is. i s-le-ii. "Hunter River Stores will be amoioewuao lsli.“"f.§‘ll°l°“l..$€.‘.‘é; not ' v a-ls-ll.

"Don't miss eeeins the Three s‘: Phy in Cornwall Hall tonight. rises at 0.45. 5- -ii

"Dance in Emerald Bell Wod- llllllv. May. 16 dancing 9 till 1. neored by s. Cash and Mrs. tubby. o-li-lil

"Hunter River Starch Factory Dlt“.?5“l2§§3i.“.l“,.".,.‘i$..'°..‘f£i ollll Potatoes between these dates.

5-12-61

"Ms. Ben Cousins will truck

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“on hen Alflialt s ls % Pleaetlio Cemenhhugarat; I Chick P891. X. lawman, Hunter River. t-flt-Tues-Fri 8i.

l "Notice -- Loading hugs at Al- oulv. uhui-suay, May 1 th. frcm lloon until 4 oolock Friday. F-mcr- lid until 11.80. Ci, O. Green and A. 0. (lreen. 5 i-tf

"Loading hogs at Cardigan "try Thursday for Davis 8o r. Content Norman McKen-

-io for trucking service

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“.1 . various cadet corps in eastern cities fltecommendations for the expansion Plea, Dance.

' program would be received fav-

Inter-Service Dadet 0cm.

The Inter-Service Cadet Com-i mlttee is scheduled to visit Char- lottetown on Wednesday and‘ Thursday of this week . comprised of service reprosav, natives, the Committee inlaludu; C e ER. Brock, CB.E..| R.C.N.V.R., Chairman. Toronto; Lieutenant-Colonel A. LeBlanc. As-

- Director Anny Cadets, 0t- tawa: Squadron Lender W. J. Sergeant Pt.C.A.F., Directorate of Tra-lni Ottawa and Lieutenant ELA. unn. W.R C N.8.. mlttee Secretary, Toronto. To come under review will be the work now being carried on by

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in organization of these groups will also be discussed, stressing e importance of citizenslli trullllllf! as a main factor of he cadet mill§$l°$u of the local Inter-Ser- vice Cadet Committee Blld "-

resentatlves of national nations sponsoring cadet training. will confer with. tie Committee in discussion of local uctlvltlcs-

1i, i; ex eotecl that the. members of the In r-Service Cadet Com- mittee will pay official visits to Ngvy, Army and Air Force Cadet corps throughout eastern Canada.

Loftists In France Seking ‘Reforms

“m; in. 1i _ (am - A! oorlitioh’ cf brooch Leftist avg-l ties, winning s2 per cent clf 000 municipal council seats n r _ en-t local elections. soon W111 P") sent a demand to Con. do Goulli-

fo sweeplile litical and econ- olnic changes n the French soclul tam. it was learned

tode .

‘yaouing up s, big vote it. tug) elections within the lost mo"! - the Leftist bloc will ask for Illi- tionaliaatlon of vital industrieo. abolition of trusts and various guarantees for labor, polliicfll | ed.

sogglgrlsilfrllis circles said the

orably by a number of milklisters in Gen. de Caulle’s Cabinet, but the attitude of the Government as a whole was not known.

Brock

Due Here Tomorrow

Commodore E. R. Brock. 0.3.2., It.C.N.VJt., Commanding Officer Naval Divisions. ls due to arrive in Charlottetown Wednesday on the noon plane,- it was announced here by Naval authorities.

As chairman of the Inter-Serv- ice Cedet Committee. Commodore, . l-‘t. Brock is visiting eastern Canadian cities to confer with provincial and civic educational officials, on the subject of Cadet

training.

His visit to Charlottetown will also include meetings with the Sea Cadet Committee of the Navy League of Canada, Commanding Officer and Officers of ..the lccal Bea Cadet Corps. as well as the Commanding Officer, and Sea Cadet Liaison Officer of H. M. C. S. "Queen Charlotte."

Accompanied by Commander F.

. Jeffrey, 0.13.11, R.O.N.V.R., Staff Officer Sea Cadets. and Lt. (5.11) D. G. Jamieson, Flag Lieu- ifinflllli. TONMO. Commodore E. R. Brock will pa official visits to the F-Oytl Canad an Naval Division H. M. C. B. "Queen Charlotte" and local Sea Cadet Corps "Kent".

Rtoflllly presented with Navy League of Canada "Award for Service" Medal, for his inter- est and co-operatlcn in the work of the Sea Cadets, Commodore Brook l: responsible rol- the dir- ection of training for 93 Sea Cadet Corps across the Dcmlrliori,

131M118 a recent trip to the Pac- ific Coast in the interest of the Cadet movement. he payed official

,vislts to Royal Canadian Sea. Cadet

Corps in the western provinces,

'S’side Marl ls

Awarded D. F. D.

OTTAWA, May 14 -- (CP)-Air Force Headquarters tonight an- nounced the awards of the Bar to the Distinguished Flying Cross to one man and the D. 1". C. to two others of the service for action overseas.

The recipients included:

D. F. C.

Flt-Li. W.O. Simpson of (72 Granville Si) Summerside, P121.

34 ll-Boats Are Aooolinted For

LONDONDmRY, Northern Ire- land, May 14 — (Reuters) -About S4 U-boats have been accounted for on both sides of tile Atlantic. the majority of them on the Brit- ish side, Admiral Sir Maxjiorton commander-in-chief of the West- ern Approaches, said tonight after

eight that had already given themselves u arrived llere from Loch Erribol . Scotland. where

they had been “collected?

On their way, they were delay- ed by a_gale and. as they came in, they were asconted by British ships that have been hunting them for years.

ll-Boat Surrender: At Bay Bulls, ilfld.

8'1‘. JOHNS, Nfltl, May l4 -—-

(CP Cable) -— The second German ‘J-bcat to surrender in North Am-i

erican waters arrived at Bay Bulls. l0 miles south of 8t

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Will Decide Pay For Pacific Service

OTTAWA. May ll — (W) —- lt was reliably ' here ts- night that the War l‘ " ‘ will meet Wednesday to approve I scale ~of campaign pay for the Canadian Far last Force of volunteers and there may be an announcement on Thursday.

It la understood the pay scale will luol-eue with each d: months of Pacific service, bat there was no indication immedi- utsiy a; to the rate of the extra

pay.

This would be along the lines of a British Pacific campaign program announced lalt fall.

TOWN. CANADA. TUESDAY, MAY 1s, 194s

Doolittle For Pacific?‘

LONDON, May 14 — (AP) -Lt.- Gen. Jam-rs H. Doolittle, who led the war-‘s first btmibirl! blow at Tokyo and then directed the Un- tied. States Bth Al! Force in its

to a colleague, Mai-Gen William E Keprler, todav amid immediate speculation that he would return to the Pacific conflict. 1

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Federal Nominations

(By The Canadian Press)

A field of 063 candidates-great- est number in the Dominion’: history -~ crowded into Canada's political lists yesterday by filini; nomination papers to contest the i145 House of C- one seats the June 11 general election.

The number is 71 greater than the previous high total of B02 in the 1935 election and compares with 672 in 1040.

A national compilation by The Canadian Press shows that the campaign is a three-sided contest between the Liberal Government forces of Prime Minister Macken- zie King. the C. C. 1". party led

. ‘J. Coldwell and the Pro-

M _ cken, former Premier of Mani-

ca. The Liberals areflo nt ting ass lscatsalthringh‘ 2S8 cagdivates gave their political designations as Lib- icral. However, in each of two seats --St. Jolins-lfbervllle-Naplerville in Quebec and Ottawa East in Ont- ario~—thoro are two Liberal candi-

b s Eéessive Conservatives, led by John -———-—-— ra . to

making the strongest bid for power in its hist- ory wltll 20B candidates while Progressive Conservatives are con- testing 204 seats.

The Social Credit party centi- its efforts in Quebec and Alberta, named 103 candidates, the Labor- Progresslves 50 and there were 150 others. mostly Independents. There were 69 Independents in Quebec alone.

For the third election in auc- 2183810“ there were no ecclaina-

ons.

Quebec Leads

A nation-wide compilation by The Canadian Press allowed that Quebec led in the number of nonlinations with 30t candidates fillnir their papers before nomina- tions closed at 2 P.M. local time. There were 174 in the 1N0 elec- tion. Sixty candidates are listed as Liberals, contesting 59 seats; the Social Credit grou stands next with 51. The r _ ‘ Conservatives and C. C. I‘. each has 20 candidates. There ere seven Labor-Progressives.

The 128 other candidates in Quebec include 60 f ‘ependentl. 35 Bloc Popululre - which also has two. candidates in Ontario-- six Independent Liberal, five In- dependent Progressive Conserva- tive, three Independcnt Conserva- tive, two Independent Bloc Popu- Inlre-lncluding Mayor Houde of |Montrcal——and one each listed as: Farmer, National Front, Electors‘ Candidate. Liberal Independent, Independent Labor, Labor, Mu- end Antl-

8 AM. A.D.T. i5 A.M. ED T.) this, cgngcflptlonigL

morning. Bay Bu ls with the black flag flylll and escorted by Canadian Nova

omit. mils U-boat signalled from mid-

The submarine entered i

Hcn. P. J. A. Cardin, who rec-

ently announced thst he was “do, m, e1 “i, i; m,» heading a National Wont sroup q Pac is 13:11’, thrtqooceumgaooi of "4 ‘hm mmmml“ ' "4 "m" Germany and homo establishments

drawal. is an Inde ndept candi-

Set All- Time RecordJ‘:

12 iilandidates ‘Nominated In This Province

Twelve candidates nonttriated in Prince Edward Island yesterday for the Dominion general elections

on June 11. representing Pr res- sive Conservative, Liberal an C. C. F. parties respectively in each

viollllilviilgollllg Df Dity Dounoii

The regular monthly meeting of the City Council last night with Mayor J. E. Blanchard presiding concerned itself mainly with mat- ters of n routine nature.

partici-

After some discussion. pated in by Ccuns. MacDonald, W. R. Lc-Page, J. '1‘. McKee, and F. C. Dougan. it was decided to pre- pare s brief pertaining to post- war work on the East End Park and to have the brief submitted by a representative body from the Council to the provincial Re- construction Committce. The brief, as outlined by the City Council. ‘will suggest the laying out of streets. the planting of trees. and

. (Continued on nose 11. Col. t)

Future 0f Servioewolaien In Balance

Troops O-llerseas

Hear Qileer Plans

By ROSS

—Canada will be represented tion of Berlin by a brigade gr for the rubbled, Russian-cap

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WITH THE 1ST CANADIAN ARMY, May 14 —(CP)

Reich which Adolf Hitler boasted would stand 1,000 years. The group is representative of Canada and the army. d The three infantry regiments are the Loyal Edmonton

Hill, “.00: other Provinces I (LB-A. Ill-l.- labserlptlon Delivered.

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For Reduction In Personal Income Tax

SAINT JOHN, NB, May 1d _ (CP) — John Bracken, National Progressive Conservative leader,

581d wdliy that his party in gov- | ernment would recommend to p“. llamcnt measures designed to 1c- duce loersonal income tax by pro- vidlng greater exemptions for mar- ried and single taxpayers, and by substantially reducing th

MUN R0

in the joint Allied occupa- oup which will leave shortly; tured capital of the Thirdl

e rates of personal income tax now in effect, DtSYiZlCUIB-IIV in the lower tax brack- 8 S

Regiment, which fought in the Sicilian and Italian cam- paigns, Les Fusiliers Mont Royal, Montreal, one of the. Dieppe regiments which battled in Western Europe, and‘ the Argyli and Sutherland Highglanders of Hamilton, 0nt., which also saw hard fighting in the struggle to humble Germany.

This special Berlin brigade will be under command of headquarters of the 1st Infantry Brigade, led by Brig. J. N. B. (Des) Smith of Ottawa and London, Ont. It includes

In a speech prepared for deliv- ery before a luncheon meeting of party workers, Mr_ Bracken said:—

“We feel that the Canedill-n tax- payer should be gnarl-ted substantial tax relief. We favor, and as leader, I pledge this party to a complete and scientific revision of the tax structure of our country. It has been put together by adding bits and 1316005 here and there oval- the course of the years. The result has

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Cilimb _ILz__This Province

OITAWA May it - (CF) - Puturg plans for the 40,000 women in Canada's tinned services bang in the balance today as service chiefs

l, month.

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_-_-r N. n. LOAN TOTAL

SAINT JOHN, N.B., May 14— (CP)—Furt-her returns reported today. $1,313,050. raised New BrunswiciCs victory loan total to $31,408,400. Complete returns are‘ expected to put the Province a- head of ti": record $31,540,000 sllb- scrlbcd in New Brunswick in the seventh loan. Objective of the elghtlli§PlPi__$2°-§59-oml __

The victory loan total 1n this Province ‘continues t0 climb and tonight was $3,947,700, or more than 23 per cent in excess of $3,200,- 000 minimum asked for.

Officials at loan headquarters said "we are hopeful that the total - will be over the four million mark.

Individuals were doing much bet- ter UhllS loan than they did in the seventh and before this Week out they may do “better than ever

bonds can be purchased all

companies.

By districts the totals list night, were: Summerside, M1360. Pllllfifi County, lncludinir Summorside. 31w} 623,§0; _ Charlottetown, 279-4501

Qua“, County, including Char-

lottowwn. 01,917.64»; Kim's Colllliy- $406,450.

ilow Nazi Spy Was Discovered,

BY JACK DRAYLEY ,

Canadian Press Staff Writer i OTTAWA, Miay 14 —— (CP) 0n a grim mission to betray thou- saltus of tons or; St. Lawrence Ship-l ping and find a quiet beach T811‘, dczvous for landing spies, a Nazi secret agent gave iiirnsclf away at New Carlisle, Que, in November, 1942, by flashing an old-type Can- adian two-dollar bii.l_

Story of the spy's capture now can be told through relzuoltion of vllnrtinle censorship lYKblllitlNlS.

It began on a cold, wet Nov. 6 _ night on the jagged shore near

Meti; Beach, Que, when slim,

representative units from every division and formation. It is expected the brigade will be in Berlin- about a

This was one of several developments following on ,1 victory which were made known today.

since i this week lihmuah banks and trust l

,and made toward New Carliclc.‘

been inequities. uncertainty and administrative delay.

"However, certain relief from the - very heavy personal taxes, willingly borne during the war with Gar- mhny, must be ziven. and given.