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SEPTEMBER 26, 1946

Mt’l. Douplc t i‘ llcrc Dn " Aerial Tour

On Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scholfleld of Mont- real landed at the local airport on a tour oi the Maxitimes in their new all metal small per- Cessna 140. they were guests o1 Mr. and Mrs. Poul Sharpe and visiting [g9 t Q

sonai aircraft the While in town

they were thrilled at Parliament Buildings room where Canada

and was born

They left in the late afternoon for New Glasgow. but intended to

ﬂy over Green Gables first. Mr. Scholfield. who has landed at most airports throughout Can-

gdn was impressed with the ser-

vice available at town airport.

the Charlotte-

mnnv aerial tourists in the future.

Annual fllccling N.B. Nurses Association ‘

ST. STEIPPEN. N. H. Sept. 2S-

(CPJ-"We cannot evade our share of responsibilities to the public need," Miss Marion Myers, Saint

John, said ln her presidential sd-' dress after the annual meeting nil the New Brunswick Association of

Registered Nurses opened here to-

day.

She said hospitals had been compelled to bear the cost of training nurses, and the current shortage wss due to expanding health services and greater demand for private duty nursing, The aftermath of war was adding to the general situation of unrest, uncertainty and frequent changes oflfosi lon among nursing staffs.

iss yors announced that the Canadian Nurses Association hud accepted an invitation to hold its i048 biennial meeting in New Brunswick. ‘

Organization, accom lishnlents and aims of the New runswlck Department of Health were ex. pisincd this afternoon by Dr. J, A, Molnrlson. chief medical officer for the province.

Proposo Abolition Ganadian Senate

(By The Canadian Pres) TORONTO. Sept. 25—Abolit.ion oi the Senate "as an undemo- cratic body" was proposed today st the sixth regular convention of the Canadian Oongres of La- bor amid chuckles prompted by a remark by A. R. Masher, presi- dent oi the organization.

"The Senate. as far as I know. is the only place to get complete social service and. I'd suggest it be extended so everybody can get to be a Senator." he said.

The resolution, adopted without further comment:

"That the Federal Government be urged to abolish the Canadian Senate. as an undemocratic body, being neither elective nor repre- sentative and utterly antiquated and outmoded in this dav and generation."

Dn lIlslLE Regent

BRUSSELS, Sept. 26 —(R.euters) -Winstcn Churchill accompanied by his daughter Mary, arrived here by airtoda for a three-do visit to Prince Charles, Belgian gent. and the Belgian Queen Mother Elizabeth.

Mr. Churchill flew from London in. the Regent's. piano.

BIRTHS

AETLECK —- At the P. E. Island’ Hospital. September 24.11946. to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Affleck, Mt. Stewart. a son. ‘ PAYNTER-At Prince County pital on September 13, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paynter. Frcnch River. a son, Garv Leigh, , NELLY-At. the Prince County‘ Ilospital. at Summcrsidc, P.’ E. I.. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly of‘ Bordon, on September 19, 1946, a

baby irl.

luckily-At the Kings County Hospital. Montague. P. E. 1., on September 18, 1046. to Mr. and. Mrs» Gordon MncKuy, Murray Harbour, South, P. E. I.. a daughter, Ellen Elsie. l MiwDONALD — At the Kings County Hospital. Montague, P, E. I.., on September 20. 1946, to Mr. and . Wilfred MacDonald, Bruden- cll. P. E. 1., n son, Neil Stewart,

I

DEATHS ._____.___~_______€ JARDlNE-At Keclslngton, Sept.

24. 194G, James Jnrrilne, aged 74 yours. Funeral from Kenslngton Presbyterian Church, Thursda 2 p_.m. standard time. Interment ‘In- Bl ‘Tl

nglo _

STEWART-At Kcnsington, Sept. 25. 1946, Thomas Stewart, a ed 64 years. Funeral from nited Church, Kensingtocl, Friday, 2 p. m. standard time. Interment Ken- slnmon Cemetery,

PHILLIPS-At the Prince County Hospital. Sept. 2s, l . Thomas

Phillips of Inverness, aged 44 Tho" war-g 435 new u 4 usgd years. Funeral Friday: .m.stand- "hm, [Qlgg [gunmen 1a Ausugt 31h“ life from Sl- Peters Anglican for a total value of $8,461,397 com- “23115 1M 11- red with 4, '1 vehicles m s t! -6lldllenlv st Belle ue. nuance in Juy and 2.01s tol- 9P. 25. 194d, William Cs yin ;1_34n,44g 1n Au l”; yg

Lesrd, aged 68 years. Funeral Eat- "Fdﬂy a ternoon st 2

um time from Contervil Plnifﬁif; United Church.

MORRISON-At the City-Hospital

on wedneldly’ Sept‘ as’ ‘m’ Rob Z2612: the corresponding period of _ 5.5155. “.3.'§L‘°l‘.'...'.‘i2£’..il°'l“'° ' ———"—-

nlng from the A. A. Strings’; DMMOEATCH“ Fllilﬁtlnglﬂllg: tog-i: lstahrocldonco A, among, mu m“, h". m ‘unm, “m . m" 11;] an‘; eremgll-lo mil-lay. diamonds are gram“?

"lllrﬂllll at I o'clock

(6.11) to I . 1n g u“ “u”, u, gﬂffiﬁfuijrlilgatrl; mtvmvnt in the $1.151: :1’; tits osmium; adhere. CLOSED roa rename sled-p ' mu ,- a. N. D. MGCLGGR in to tho lnding‘ ofmgltmtq ~ research. Duals“ slmmmor; ~ on vwplllvrarun ..l°;.°"..‘...';‘.‘l“‘l;§"o.. at‘... oi mun EMBALMER - Charlottetown ml > ' ,““mMM FmImeToQumr

rials II

and believes that this field should certainly draw

Bureau of Statistics

this year 13,826 new vohlolss wore oom red with 2,409 units financed for QSgOlL.

wailing the crushed so

Diamond- Gralg Wedding

formed yesterday evening

Mr. James Flynn and the came the bride oi Charles Craig, son of Mr. and Craig of Halifax. N. B

l dress

sage of red roses, Her was u beautiful silver fur

the bride,

cessorles.

The groom's gift to the was a set oi gold earrings; bridesmaid earrings

Immediately

lottctcwn Hotel where of 26 relatives

per, the bride's ed with a

wedding cake I miniature bride and groom, The toast to the posed by Mr.

beautiful

Ray

groom.

was held at

where a large ltlicltzal friends called to stations to the popular u l , Today the happy Co pa

the

Msrltimes.

Get Fivc And Seven Year Sentences

in connection with

and Edward tenced today to five and Years respectively enltentiory.

The two were arrested after discovery of Mrs. battered and bruised with broken. lying on the floor Digby County home, ——-——--...

WlLl. uss__

Continued From Page 1 Paris Peace

A wedding of much intorolt to- frlendg both in Prince Edward Is- lsnd and Halifax, N. s, was pal-q when Margaret Diamond, daughtcrl of a e Mrs. Flynn oi Charlottetown bev- Mrs. c. Jt‘

The bride looked charming in of turquoise blue with matching accessoles and a cor-

Mrs. Frank Rush, twin sister of,

Groomsmen was Mr. Frank Rush. bride secretary. to tile, and to the appointed some time ago will meet,‘ grlfaomsman, a brown leather bill- O -

after the ceremony-bee, Prince Edward Island a reception was held at the Char-

bride was pro- Gallant and was responded to fittingly by the

Last night a further Nception bride's home number oi.‘ addi- extend fo-

couple leave on a honeymoon trip to Halifax and other points throughout the

DIGBY. N. 8., Bept, 35._(gp)._ Convicted of robbery with violence the beating of 74-year-old Mrs. Rose Comeau last month, Joseph Paul Comeau, 19, Doucet, 2i, were sen- lavon in Dorchester

conference-Abe bas-

tlon between the Russian sphere of Europe and troubled Greece it- self, The rebels are composed prin-

cipally oi groups II from wartime cxilo in Britain-

Greek Premier Constantin ‘Psal-

opposcd to the] imminent return of King George will be

darts. speaking at strategic Salon-

ika in the heart of mountainous region, said fighting was no longer a "question

of order” hut "a question of war" wouidj use "all means at its disposal" to‘

and that his government

crush the insurgents,

The British Foreign Office said that Greek armed forces still were receiving arms and equipment from ‘Britain. and indicated British troops might enter the fighting "in the last resort."

the troubledgversity President, the, accommodation. as

THE CHARLOTTETOWN” GUARDIAN

5 ll. B. Growers

Demand Potato lFloor Prlco l

ANDOVER, N. 3., Sept. Bil-Plans . for sending a delegation oi potato growers to Ottawa to seek a floor price on tubers were mapped at a meeting of farmers and growers with Agriculture Minister A C.) Taylor here last evening, A floor ‘price is necessary, the growers claim, in order to assure the order-l ly marketing of the 1946 crop. I

The meeting was one of ihej neckplecqlargest held here in years and cape. lmore than 700 persons acked the’

outs de, Whore

was bridesmaid and loud-speakers carried the discus- was smartly attired in a gold col-‘ or dress with black, matching ac-I

sions to those who were unable to gain admittance. N. J. Dionne of Arthurette was chairman anti R. W. Demmings, Aroostook, acted as

The New Brunswick delegation

vwlth other delegates representing. .| potato growers from Ontario, Que-l

and lNovn Scotia, and present their’ upwurdg cases to the federal authorities.

and friends satlNo definite time has been set for.‘ down to a delicious wedding sup" m. counter,” bu‘ Mr‘ Taylor ud- table being adorh- Vlled the three-tier. adorned on top with!

New Brunswick rcp-= resentatlves to leave for Ottawa a‘

;merl.t City of Charlottetown Taxes

crunut GUARDIAN [Presentation To

This

column h reserved for new: u! local interest, out odvorthlng oi s not": mints in inns-sod st fin cents s wort sttictly pqy-l "—'

1N0 II advance.

As a slight token of the love and appreciation which the local mem- bers of the Catholic Women's Lea-

gue hold fur the Rev. Louis Doug- (By Louis Nevin)

an. who for the fast several years PARIS, Sept. 25 (APl-The has been attache to St. Dunststis Paris peace conference will hold Basilica, the members o! that As- a plenary session Friday to lip-

CBABWILL for Photographs.

CIVIC TAXES _ pay you; Thu-d installment uty Tagces early and ll-Vﬂid the last minute rush.

the principle of 76-per-cent com-merved 2'7 pensation for United Nations burl-- ness firms and individuals suffer-

PAGE FIVE

aY

Plenary Peace Conference Prawnlativn To _ "llev. LouisDougan Meets Friday T0 Approve G. Elmer llitchio

Treaty With Finlant mill"

In commemoration of his having

years with the Income Tax Department-nearly 18 years of which has been us Inspector-

. Mr. G. Elmer Ritchie was Yester- . T?“ "claim" Futhered l“ ‘h? r°°m5 0f wove the treaty with Finland. Ingrvftisli-ndaglrllzgettlré Igtlytish Oom- day presented with a leather zip- sﬁélglqlgillllillsllttit Luis. IN» the CyVdlhFygterl-llgy evening and‘ first oi the five peace treaties to monwealth supported France, whoiner toilet. set as a mark of appre- élgsiienaed a git‘! ou%n with a be completed. made the proposal, but reservedlulﬂiion by the 3'7 members of his 01L AND C——-REME e a ts was rend in aMressb he adntilim-ss Soon thereafter, it _was believed, the right m continue the fight gtaﬂ. ﬁnger waves manic llleffllélﬁll . and the ch Y] WFS- "m" ‘Ike m.“ c°uncu “I F°W1811 Ministers for 100 per cent. Russia stood with ‘Iuo cards. one inscribed with a ‘m . u s. one M“ w J aiarMasMﬁlresented by will meet to put the final soul ‘on the United States, congratulatory verse, the other ' I sdlus-wé . “d; ﬁll-b _ the document that will end Fm- The Italian political commission listing the names of the employ- clvlc TAX”? __Pa ur Third Maureen $18k?" $9,171 YY M155 11111115 lilﬂfllﬁlilation in the Second concluded a three-day debate on ces. accompanied the presentat- Insllllllnont city Talleg yettul and Baker and Mrs ' Y oh" Mvqnn? clreat w“ and perm“ h" m “W m” “m” °’ m!” °°1°"""' “‘°“l"°“' Bvold the last minute rush. y The music was ‘turnvishgs bymlixfzilzs. gzlliiglrjlrs membership In the United §ﬁ§lved the whole prablem ‘or a h,fla§p,§§§f,onadffeif,e “ﬂﬂlfwﬁ ~ * ' ' . s ' , . GENUINE Tweed” To Mglrilgillrnltimugﬂn and Mr‘ Alfred The workmgrommlsslons mean- The article provided that a spec- Ritchie commented on the growth Coats at Jack Camumrrs Y- Iwhlle dragged on with their tcdi- ial council of Foreign Ministers of the local Department by say- Swre ‘or Men” ~ ousm mission oi hammering out deputies would seek a way of dis- ins: that the income tax receipts '____ l I I giglxlerctflélli paiélgwpﬁillg! 1:111] gm posing of lthe lcglonies und, if had oogrolwnl from approlciimattexly | , — ' 11y, 0- unsuccess u, wou tum the mat- $100, n 930 to approx ma ey luiqogvifusemntfmz“fisﬁ“sg. m???‘ 311118811’ 811d Bulgaria. ter over to the United Nations for $3,000,000 last year. In 1919 the Guardian must. be in g3?" b ti “f: Iipdmg “'58 the declsl-cn o-f solution. staﬁ comprised four whereas it noon u; day previous w m???“ ' ‘E 3'8“ mmmlssm" l0 800D! now requires a personnel of thirty- » emu» lullaol» °‘ l 9 a V3 "l" . ‘l"‘$o‘l3..".““§§“§3§n2§“'lv}i‘°’io"§; .____ 1 I c . . crvro rams - Th - F s t R q t I q y "118 will t. to... orccs ovlc e ues n u|r

Army Appeal

must be paid b

Si? b t. interest will y mam er 3° 11' A‘

be charged.

Hand Dn Atomic llllll Polite

fevgpgraygregarevllpusttlo the inefltlngii HEAR 1 -—-_ , e agr cu urai Mss Norah McCullough 7h 5,1 1 l societies o: Perth and Andover, lholot the National Art Gall of ° m“ ‘m’ 3*" l - meeting heard H, H, H m 1m i H c‘ cry Front Appeal acknowledges with t p r ' 104' ‘Victoria-Carleton, ailing"; §i,§‘l;,f§°d“ over ORGY’ wmgm at félilgllélxmthllfllki the following cqn- e a s. m n mum ric i.‘ b _____ ' *- fixed for po Bttlgko u ' m“ be CIVIC rsxns _. Third install 35'5"; WQmQm" Immu" ‘lg-w __ rvltio rgighsullsomoruzlgtlﬁ It W '11 d _ ' i - 9 "GT3 ..... .00 ...:=..:."'...l2.:%:l; £21223; 12:2: lﬁlszbtallroails: Mi Plea-mi W» - 1m v 1am "MM ‘my s‘ m napalm a holdlu out ha]; ma; amount and some buhjneres, Wm be charged - Spring Brook W.I 10.00 LAKE SUCCE-sﬁ. N.Y.. Sept. 25 request 1°? a llldlﬂﬂl lflqlllxllry lROlfSIEZ-(IY at present levels, reports P“ llalilwpped making offers Atl g _ lgnnggrw If, ‘£15111: Bay . 5.00 tilgPl-Thewllnlled Nations scien- lggflcfllliiglggftllmejlft ‘he ‘mlm Mr F. M. Nash, senior Poultry Mantra 1 m] k_ ' . P - ng ee . . , 2.00 c comlml tee on atomic energy e - _ product inspector. Re ister d tllltatoes were’ rtvlfcfrted lsztgnglhiz hi! dﬂlfAxNieaN ihipimrlinwoolts’ nﬁhtlgtiwen Devon’ prevmuslv r" “might Dre-lured to force a ﬂrllll cmtems or [the Petition: Pref “radius stauons tenor?‘ rkeieszg he railway yards. s two-weekyclothes. ladies’ sweaters ski suits ported as we“ Dover W110i” vote on n’ long-hanging report “med on baht“ o a irodltilo down three percent a‘ compared supply for that city. With theUlTlﬂfS work shirts ladies’ slum’ “m” vane” W1 " 5m covering technical aspects °‘ the ma] orgamaton? were niotiiliv- W“ “me “mild “l” lea“ P '11‘ temperature high. the cargo \vouid’and baby's wear ' splendid return‘ have “me 1n whole broad quesmm M “mum “med ‘pending m forms l "g. t eggs mcmasjng and some 519w 50m}, 1t “m, Sam | - ___‘ from Institutes where districts of tkhe deadly bomb. 303311131519}: B ggivlgggy “riff, shipments have been made. Qual- hlie l l - ‘Mix ‘were canvassed, showing psi - T e committee. in recess three e . ' it fair 11h d‘mi d ll t, °f Price» llzlxolflglgloradilltﬁtizrzltltglr-l‘FlgGféE-‘hgillzest Isllgdsgrsio m“ mcreas“ ‘we’ l“! Yet‘: an weeks waning for the Russian charge exmence or a ‘lolooonloo- esbecially vtor hlghermgradeécé glee W" l 11811"- He thought a dele- dent to enjcv the gum I n‘; ‘ White Sands W. I. _zo,4o delegation to get Moscow's ap- “Wear '1“ n"! “mm”? ‘"3 grade accumulating. difficult to Ration oi three to five members sn- aimtane for the first otimynig Gmndvlew W'I~ .1335 provsl. was sunlmoned into closed linked with laxity and iumupﬂon mwe‘ Au ‘mwmem’ a" “mg was enough. BMW Baum, M 0.1mm, He“ Valley .1255 session for s pm. EDT. tomor- by 1mm" bu‘ 1w“: “c "lémmelf to Maritime points. Retail soles Mr. Taylor said he would try to soloed the FleetJJanuck lit pom row at which time committee llfldﬂother detain n spec c s have Increased‘ No price Change; ﬂfrlilllo with Hon. J, G, GardineryiFlvlnil Service with lust 'l hours members Rellerﬂllv agreed a de- Baa om, P. E. I. stations quoting for un-

federal minister of agriculture,

Suites Gcnstruction ‘To Begin Shortly I

and 45 minutes Now Mr. Boulter is planning to out in the required time to get his license as soon s; hopes to augment his taxi service at Oglearv with a. flying taxi ser- cc

placed undersrrest yesterday by

(vision would be made.

There still was no indication whether the Soviet Ulucn would be ready to vote. but s. person close to the committee sold the report would emerge regardless. In the event Russia won't approve. this person said, the committee

of instruction.

3,DDD Attend Plowing Match Yesterday

possible and

the not too distant future. ,

resentative, who helped draft the

Today's request was presented informally by J. A, Penverne, K.C., representing the ance league, which, with a num- ber of other organizations. ls spon- soring the petition.

Lost December, a petition pre- sented by Mr. Penverne on behalf

1*“ f '74 citizens, was rejected by STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED WW1“ "i i" °“° °f ‘“’° Way-l" ° - , i . 1111 1°’ __.m,o laqubold youths we" - either bv asking the Soviet rep- Lsoulltlfigkiustice W. L Bond as n

y specific, lacking names is.

graded eggs

Citizens’ Vigil-

Graded

medium, 46-48: 35-35%: C. 27.

delivered: 42-45; A-medium. 40-42: 23-30: B. 28-30: C. 20-22. shipments ddivered Charlottetown: A-large. 48-49.‘ A-

A-large, A-pullet,

A-pullet. 29; B,

Specialized producers are receiv- l cartorled pack: e, 48-50: A-medium, 4-5-46; A-pullet. 35-7.

A-larg

d d t i l s1;- slfrsdwga" -l<l,,<»=u,=,,~,l; tni‘°§foo‘3.'llo"$.&.°°';‘.1.;,%°§3“§% $5333.’? ssatrzlt..ltr..r.iza- “in it‘; lumu pom macaw" storms a n, un - n ' ' ~ - 1 G Sept. o4 - (as) the vbreak Tﬁiesdatiuxtlrtgcgitogt oal- Blgglleemlfgl- h! t h i l §§§f§§ﬂo§,“" Ems!“ °bj°°"°" gfettllttliltaigglrigehaetiregzrizhleingeivrtaeggaggii! “m” “hi; hgrlfg°vgtifi h “gryfcg

-— . 1 _ , p ug ng m _ 1 o‘ ._ ,'_ ' more es n: s ._ emmgency aaclglgglbmodiétlghhrgs g1 ‘vlellregros gineteen cdartcilns of opened by His lfoxcouroiililcealltl other Committee mmber! 581d a ‘gangland slaying; and OUHLEERS unchanged

University of Bntlsh “colunllilna bogamentlorvedethﬁtoggtl. wou??? Governor .1. A. Bernard. was the Pwf- S~ P- Alexandrpv. the Rils- “Tflijilgl” "t?" °1";¢‘~’- uh m d

talc tolnv that construction of and Constable Lund were rBSDOII- "=5 spec ‘ul ovol held in that 15115111 3n lltw fﬁmlllllltsl 1113115" 11° privaeteiy “topeMrmJugtlftssPixlztliilgﬂ

w pa or families of stud t sibis fo the arr at l connection "l" commlllllw- ° °° °" ° e lmslmm‘ l’ ‘m’ n l ' th o .

so... ... seven huts .. ...:';. with n. case. um we» u mo» u u. lama-l ma» when l1 ..:::*:;;- c.2225 s? Condemns Arrest 0f by Little Mountain army barracks Through their investigation they Dhuihm" “mes” "14 119 111 919 dtaﬁed after 18 meeting‘ Wt h” Bond for study nding formal

M111“ begin in the next few days. discovered where the bicycle was 9f gorse classes. Mr. w.w_ Baud slsted heb irgﬂededf Slmfm“ ‘m’? submission p8 Y I P - t

e Unlve '[_ h _ o aprpan, N.S., wa t}, _ d g Moscow core orma aprprova. - kcn formal rcstzrrtroluoflothgeailttts. ggflttlegl? Hzgictklllg tgﬁplﬁfﬁnuffg. Jiﬁgpho horses, s e 1“ 8e o [The other 11 powers of the oom- The “w Peﬂﬂm h“ bee“ 7" e

three of which a

Daniel McLean mlttee, with the possible excep-

prcparation almost since the last

H re 0c ll led b t hi h it id b t a. of P» Gm ted. l ml 13 Sqllﬂmlf" famllﬂﬂ. lgutp will db, iii/high giowse regarded ethige“'tslilxlft” ggrmpwil" dlhih Dlilllllilhllléil Chﬂm- Sea? “t Pgligndkatwggy ‘$159 m be all? rthjfcMontrelglhePtgliﬂo Emit: ’—b so as soon as_'wor cre h f li l ii d t d Jh l- n‘ @111 e 0 "311111011 C111" l’ ° I‘ ' t h b itll l epawd ‘h! 111111511185 m faith? gonpgnide Mglxtlgevlin olutigedanhimcugi riaile horse rilblbon went to John The parent atomic energy com- ginzo 3,351,192; ggvﬁlgeinzwlerfgg LONDON. Sept. ﬂ-(Routtrsk- lies of 40 5ﬂ1den15 d arﬁt Gav of Montague, mission has not been in session ‘ole at d h 4. m t] Bernard Cardinal Griﬂin, Arch- MY- 531F111“ 881d the Universiti’ er i‘ Rav T°wn5end 0f R0110 Bﬂy 5m" 3m“ “he” it “ditoumed “wandrfoi haélgzesprbtectegrotsherlrll.on blshon o: Westmmster’ “sued . reasonable with the won ﬁrst prize in- the draught await this report in which the It recommended complete 1T stavtelrnent. today on behahlt of fsquatters in the camp {we mugs Personals horse class. scientists were asked to give an organization of ‘he munlcipa, pm Brltalns Roman Catholic ieru-

Jwlllll of downtown Vancouver. Norman A. yi. MacKenzie, Uni-‘ said alternative Rood or better ‘lllﬂrl the huts. will be found {c1- them.

lst. Annual Dinner West Nova Dfficcrs

gglﬂrlzffﬁftl-erléldlllthrefflgeagiiilﬁzggitlﬁ o]! tYICJ-IHTTOW and three-furrow destructive DHFDOSPS» * - - - pou . . i?- fol" 19195111191“ I Iligclngmain speaker at thcl cough m! match was Dr. J. A. ,h3g;-Ag>;;§»qgn $3353; n33»; Clgrkd of o.....;..;...i...,t conga Manpower, Machine m8 °n a "is": 1° h" bmther and ‘Sort-tinfoil? sElllitgé-rrllmilhtilil‘ gtatitorf, sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ivredlchﬂrlouetown‘ Ramsayl New Hampshire’ USA- Premier J. Walter Joneswvas an

know that Mrs. James F. Duffy has!

control at-

TG. Ives oi’ Charlottetown sent clown two of his new agricultural Jeeps which gave a demonstration

opinion on the type of necessary to make sure that

The friends of Mr. F. C, Dollar. 0mm enemy could N); be used fol;-

Ilnterested spectator at the plough- Her many friends will ,1» glad to“! °°“““5'

Soviet Officials

of an independent municipal bur- eau similar to New York City's "bureau of personnel and account" with power to question city em- ployees under oath and any per- son dolng business with the city,

The new petition is the second request for an the police department in less than Early in August, the

lice department, and establishmentT

two months. city council's inquiry into police activities since i936. It was rejected,

This request, to the Lieutenant- Goverhor-in-Council, was

chi’ Aloysius

investigation into people" added:

executive sought sn

for

condemning tho stepulac. Archbishop oi! Zagreb and primate o4 Yugoltls» via

The statement. bishop Stepinac as greatest opponents of Nazi tyran- ny" and saying that during thl war he “never ceased to show his patriotism and his love for

Government and all have concern for the liberty of the individual at heart to leave no stone unturned to secure 1m- mediate release of this great de-

EH31;

describinghrohr “one olf thi

w ills l‘ e urge our chose who

Archbishop

W‘

Foreign Influence at Worh HALIFAX, 5 t, g5 _ Tei/umed hi?!" ‘mm M°nltreal| R ,. 1 1 1 fender of freedom." first annual officers’ dinner 011th: when she wils- receiving 5km “all?” oath: lggmglﬂafsl mtwo n52? n” Yugoslav (By 1.. s. Ulsllmle!) West Nova, Scotis Regiment will l“ ir°iim°h~s =1!" being severe? By REMBERG JAMES the slaying ,,, a Stan,” 5mg, arrested recently av Premier Titos be held at the Nova Scotian Hotel “red about her head “Vera! hookie establishment o‘ gambler GOVEmmeHt m chum“ 0f 001mb‘ SALONIKA, Greece, Sept. 25- 0n Friday evening, September 27 week‘ “l” l" a m“ "dden" M“ Associated rl-oss Staff wl-lm Hm, Dam, _ crating with Germany. (AP)-—Premier Constantin Tsul- lit 1930 hours, Duffy 15 making “eady pmgre“ w‘ The slaying set off anew protests daris accused "foreign influences"| In view of the fact that the “rd remwa‘ beam” , vonosurmvonan, Ukrainian ma, gambling operaﬂms were

today of perpetuating disorders ln=

reached the magnitude of "war".

overseas with this unit during World War

throughout the Maritimes. ous fighting units, the West NOVlESV

Republic, Sept. 25 - Critical shor- tages of both men and machinery face officials working to restore the Donets River basin to its pre.

Ono of Nova Scotla’s most fam-

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ere the only infantry Battalion

widespread throughout and a few days later Capt. Arthur Tache. morality squad head. was

the city

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H g g w _ ' suspended and later dismissed for It is as clear as noon-day that'1I, this notification through the from the provmce incyuded 1n (he war position as the Soviet Unions nlsobtxving orders in connection this is a transfer of war from the press is nn open invitation for all 11-1"; Canadian Division whhqﬂ MONTREAL. Sept. 25 -- (C?) - most lmportant steel and coal Wm, ppm; for raiding Rambling outside to Greek territory for thel officers _who served overseas with named from this hmgm-k-af p," m Accomplishment of the positive centre, houses. benefit of those who lllill totake U11‘ Regiment to attend. December 1939‘ Ann. nearly Sh‘ economic and sobllil aims of the The restoration of industry 10 Premier Maurice Duplessis un- udvantago of c-ur troubles with a] It ls planned to make this 4m yo“; of oversea, 59mm. (flu-mg. United Nations charter will re- full production requires more labor. nounced last Aug. 16 rejection of View ofugecurjng uh gum-g 1n the] annual affair in order that the which (imp the Reglment‘ rough; quire more of the world's allergy Collective farms offer the best the city petition on the ground it Aegean. . ‘Officers wlll keep in touch with through Sicily, Italy and North and resources than the mere pre, source of labor, but in order i0 was hasod on an article of the Meanwhile, word was received-Each other and in this manner west Europe‘ "my returned m vention of armed conflict, Trygve frog more farm labor it is neces- provincial statutes applicable only that Greek military forces yester-Ikeiﬂli the ‘osprlt de corp" for tholr "mm. 15nd 1n Qgfobgr‘ H45. Lie, Secretary-Gcreral of the sary to remechunizc farms ravagﬂd to provincial matters. He said the day recaptured Dcsknte, \"ll(lg'Q will-oil the Regiment was noted. and “rprp given n great rat-optic.“ United Nations rold the internat. during the German invasion, l-low- Montreal authorities could have Western Macedonia, after nzfslllﬂe the Regiment returned from when they landed. lonul labor conference today. even, in order to mc<hnnize the recnilrsc to a Jlldlfllll lrlqllilt/ by fierce fight in which so "rcbcls’ the United Klngllom most of the Tho cumming‘; 1,, Qharge, who Mr. Lie said tn United Nations farms again, industry must brlns "Plllrllla 1v e Judas. were killed and 178 captured, The o lcers have retired in civilian are doing their utmost to "who does not possess ale machinery to to a high Drfldllvlﬁll level l" will 11111115"? of press said that some We and thus have lost touch with the affair 3 success, hope that all accomplish those economic and mines. steel plants and tractor ” O! the prisoners were Albunlang, one another. officers of the regiment will make social aims hv itself, and would factories. 4 . The losses inflicted were the All "WEE llllsfeslﬂd in Bttend- it a point to attend. Plans iorlhave to depend 0n specialized in the background are problems (hgggisleesrtleyftlxrectolrded rlrn a ismlstlcﬂélspllrgnfirggueiségvél‘tpcllﬁtliy Capt. future meetings of the officers agencies and the 1.1.0. of housing, reconstruction and food S 00ll0ii'ﬂ1-~- ,lso _ u m, Desks“; was captured s“n_|fax_ N's" who issprosldeflsttnoglltllii; g: The Secretary General address. supply.

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Motor Gar Sales Show Decrease

CIITAWA. Sept 26 -- __ Motor vehicle sales. which hm at s high level all year as rotlu-rling servicemen tumod their gratuities into molorcsrs. decreased but stall were higher August, 1945,‘ the Dominion reported to-

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committee. He will make all no. cessary hotel reservations, etc,, for

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ed a plenary session of the labor conference in the course of a two- day visit, At n. press conference following his speech, he said he limped agreement would be reached fwith the Swiss Government for

Voroshilovgrad, next to stalino, is the most important area in the Donbass region. 1t was llberllwd from the Germans Se t. 8. 1943- Bctore the “in? the reg on hnd 200.- 000 industrial ‘NOTRCTS, and it!-

sde to get the regimental history

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iihe United NMlC-IT: to use the lLeague oi Nations buildings at Geneva, where the I. L. O. also has its former hesdquarters irlstallat- tions. However. the Geneva quarters would not house more than a soot- lion of U. N, which has a. staff d 2,000.

l Mr. Lie touched briefly on the international situation. There were still strong differences between the powers, though in. certain re-

scores of coal mlllcs were 90 pt‘! cent IIIOCIIRHlY/Td. Agriculturally it was selfsufficiellt

Today it ncvds 74,000 llldlliiflﬂl workers. its 1111111118 111861111190’ was burned in the war. and most or its mines were burned or flooded. The farmers have returned 8'1 per cent of ille arable land cultivation, but the tractors have been destroyed. and oxen and

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spects the situation had improved

other draft animals have replaced

recently. He thought the importance .0! some small disputes might have

the machines, Tens of thousands of “ma, are fnrmed principally by

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Air Faro; Veteran Solves Housing Problem

PORT HOPE, Ont. Sept. 25 -

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lfuture of msnkin that no nation should ever despair of agreement. The United Nations has s - oular right. to ask that the Great ‘Powers shall continue to seek

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“GAY'S GROCERY”, which has conducted business at

38 Longworth Avenue for the past number of years, will change hands on October 2nd. next.

Mr. NORMAN D. LOWTHER. of (Yharloilcioxvn will

be the owner and operator from that dntc.

Mr. Lowther will take over the large stock, snd quo-

tas, and assures the present customers, nnd_ne\v ones. that he will endeavor to give the same consideratlon and prompt service that they have enjoyed in the past.

Mr, and Mrs. Gay take this opportunity of thanking

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their many customers for their generous patronage, and bespeak for their successor a continuation of this patron-

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| agreement and to secure agreement as soon as they can." The Secretary-General was in-

(CPi— Jeick Taylor. 29-year-old air force veteran from this town some 65 miles east of Toronto.

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I: \ o troducecl to the ossembi by its, a . r ‘_ he mm """w'"“\ jpresldenl- labor Mini-Silly H11l11'-~::getg>§l<i5itl2$s. 131d‘: intebut l? shrink: I” A 2"’ i971"? Mlwhiin- Wm ,"°““°d, “m” he has beaten the housing shortage |way's mle as Canadas Ally all the! he expected m (M, Wm." he mo, .wsr and the close ties that grew w Queen-s Un-_ve,5m, a; Kingston 2m ‘Wind-n, denL ‘up between the two countries dunhn a “w d,”

Taylor bought the fishing schooner. which has an auxiliary engine, at Tancoci Islnnd off tho Nova Sootia coastvand sailed in to

ling the conﬂict. I and» sl

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PLAN’ NYLON PLANT

‘Ch te. N. S.. lr reconvcrsiool. Polishing salon of n w“ . csxasznns, ﬁustrnlls ~10?) —_ Pros: Chester he silica it lo Port P" l“ “PM” 3'.°“‘.:°.‘.':.l.l‘;' .5 $1.223." .1."‘l..;‘l.. .H,~»@,,,S,-;>== ﬁfnifgjgs ,l,i,,,',<; 151355.533 '0 2 no 1 ‘in; g fun". ltoward the end of this year in a Quléews I-m thmdng about brighoeqlonget-hstln; |f°rmer ‘um-mun Rmwmmlem u sailing trip through the thous- E “mm Md ‘h. d” plant leased by a Canadian irm and glands for npxt, summery uh h ab‘ ‘at Wan aratts, Victoria. Mannge- n8 name Show“ be puny ﬂood n mnlo: nflohuiﬂl! lment oficlals say the ‘iinlshcdl ‘m, Qumnm. Wm‘ "5 5mm“ |§ ‘goods will be as cheap to buy in tradmons} He ca,“ n Hamish’ the - Australia ss in Canada or America I Game for Jun” [Q] . LONDON —(CP)—A founcents- E ‘lmnonuun l-pound increase ir. the lolnll rice i?

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receive scabby, cull and low grade potatoes. Prices from 50 to 60 cents per 100 lbs. accord- ing to quality.

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