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WINNIPEG. Aug. a2 — w?) — Tho CCF, had before the Cen- lrdlsn public today a first-term pmgraln for a Dominion Socialist government that wgllld put a vest leclion of Canadian enterprise under state or co-operatlve own-

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' AQPLhQ party's national conven- tiorl wound up Saturday night, it tunpicted drafting a policy that would include socialization of Ihnnks, railways, and the coal, primary stecl, meat-packing, farm

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Coming Events

"Dance in Southampton School Cardigan Road, August 23rd.

"Ice cream on Mt. Albion school grounds Monday night, 23rd.

"Picnic at St. Charles. August 95th. Dance liter.

"Picture! at Morel! every Tues- day and Saturday Shem 0 o'clock.

"imlre. Orwell Hall, Monday, August 23rd. MacLeanb Orchestra.

"Come to the dance at the Bon- [haw lnn Tuesday, August 24th.

"Grnndvlew — Movies - ‘Ilhurs- dny. "Jesse James", Tyrone Power.

"Dance every Tuesday, St. Pet- er's Legion Hall. Clifford's Orch- csirli.

"illlilfP. ‘Tracadie Hall, Monday. Auzust 23rd. Eastern Rhythm Bus.

"Legion Dance in Cardigan Hall. Aiohrlay. August 23rd. Webster's Olclzcsirn.

"Don't forget the regular dance at Burlington Monday, Aug. 23rd. Hickey Bros. Orchestra.

"Dance f0 l\icNeill's Orchestra in Kelly's Cross Hall. Monday night August. 23rd. Ice Cream served.

“Picnic in Green Road, Wednes- dni‘. August 25th. Meals served. Dance after.

"Siurlzcon - Movies - Tuesday. ‘Jesse James", Tyrone Power.

"Canoe Cove - Movies — Wed- esdny. "Jesse James", Tyrone OWN‘,

"llnnccf St. Te:esa's, Wednes- fiflti‘. August 25th. Webster's Orch- esra.

"Dance, Lorne Valley Hail,

Tlltidfll’. August 24th. Webster's Orchestra.

"Voriciy Concert, Vernon River lioii. Wednesday. August 26th, 830 l‘. M. Lunches. ' "France. Montague Curling Rink Wvlivsdxv. August 25th. Al Biflllt nld rind his Orchestra.

"Box social and Dance in Covehcad Rood School. Monday “lilii- Auxust aard. Ladies with boxer free.

"Cone to the Dance, Winsloe Slouch llall. Tuesday. August 741k. Music by Eastern Rhythm 3W5- Canteen service.

Dance, McLean's Warrhwuse. Souris, Wednesday. Auifusi 25th. Modern and Old Time. now leaves Holy Name Hall at

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"Dance oovehead Cnnteenwed- ‘will’ fllilht. Modern and old- time ditncinl. Rollie Mackenzie‘: Orchestra.

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"Lobster supper at St. Mark's ""111 1M1. Lot '1, Wtdhoedly ev- ening. August 25th. Supper served from 5 o'clock on. 75c per plate. Amll-"Mnts. games.

"cllmi- you cam int you. Did Q" "ilov yourseli? Georgetown nrohouse. Dance. Don Memr.

Wily. August 04th. Camel, ite-

freshments. _

"Wlome to Festival.‘ Hnmpton “L Alliliist 24th. Ice cream and

cake, hot dogs, dancing and bowl-

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Record Crossing 0f Cars" Cid llome Week Reported By C.ll.R.

All Old Home Vwck records for the transporting of “um. mobiles across Nnrihumbcrlnnd Strait were broken this your by the Canadian National Rall- Wlys with an increase of 12.8 DQ1- cent nvcr the number of automobiles ferried 4mm” 1M1, year. From T-umeniine to Bor. den this your, 1,173 curs were taken across as cllhhpared to 1.042 during 1941 Old HnmQ Week. From Borden to Tor- nrentine the number this Old Home week was 1,234 as cc“. mired to 1.13s for, the corres- pending period in August, m7.

Expected To State Terms To Molotov

By DON DALLAS

MOSCOW, Aug. LIZ-mentors)- The western envoys. now agreed on a line of approach. are expect- ed-to tell Foreign Ministcrofol- otov their tcrms tomorrowmfter- noon nt lilo Kremlin. It‘ Russia ngrers in principle to these ns n basis, big-four talks are likcly to be speedily arranged- probably in Paris. Many observers here believe that Moscow's conference. seventh in the series which began July 3i, will be the final one. deter‘- in-ing whether four-power talks an the German crisis oen be ar- ranged or not. ' All three western envoys had l two-hour meeting and lunched to-

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(By Richard Tompkins) AMSTERDAM. Aug. 22—iAP)— Christianity was offered as tlze world's only salvation from unrest at. the opening session pf the full International Assembly of the World Council of Churches today. Attending _the Assembly are some 1,500 delegates and other officials representing 150 Protestant and Orthodox Churches in 42 coun- tries. The Assembly, meeting at the Cathedral of Holland. will con- tinue through Sept. 4.

Dr. John A. Maclhy. president of Princetown Theological Bemiih dry. Princeton, N. J.. laid secular la well as religious writers hav; beliih to see in Christianity "the one hope for mankind."

"When the world craves to know the meaning of lalvntlon" he said. "and when mlliififl-S have

been disillusioned by devotion u)

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Conservatives Name

Convention

Twenty-two Victims 0f Violent Deaths

(By The Canldlln Prom)

Twenty-two persona met vio- lent death in Eastern Canada d-ur- ing the week-end, a Canadian Press SiirVCy she-wed tnday, fen of the fatalities were recorded in Quebec, nine in Ontario and three in Nova Scotis.

The death toll reported since

early Saturday included eight traffic deaths and six drownlngs. Four other‘ persons died in a var- iety of accidents, ranging from falls to electrocution.

Two double fatalities were re- ported.

In Three Rivers, Que, two work. in an explosion Saturday at the Canadian International Paper Company's plant. _An oil circuit breaker ex- ploded, killing Fednand Hamelin. 25. and Honore Larochellep- 46, and sending Charles - Auguste Cat-tier to hospital ~with serious injuries.

‘Two men killed in an airplane crash near Shclbume. Ont. The _____________i____________

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Inquest To Io llolri“

(By The Canadian Pronl HALIFAX. Aul. II-The body of George llrrington Minder, a.- bout 40. was found Slturday near the Halifax County Home at Fail River. A gunshot wound Wu be- lieved the cause of death but no official statertnentiwu mag, until ‘ “ o an nquert, o - ed until Wednesday. “rm

Christianity,‘W0rld’s Ondly Salvation From Unrest’

false eavlors, it ls the time of ell times for the Christian Churn. by word and by deed. in inter- pret to passionate and dedpairing people that then is a redeemer who can live true life to men and establish rlyhtsounlel and juog- ment in ‘the earth." . ~' Bishop Ynvge Brilioth of Vaxjo. Sweden. traced the history of tin. World Council of Churches. which ia/f its inception when the eon- ferences of Oxford and Idinbdrgh approved the report of a commit- tee which had worked out the idea. ' ' v The assembly held ll first plia- nry session this eveninl and iv. h expected that the World Council will be formally constituted u s permanent body Monday. Other buslnlll includes adoption of a constitution I011 program if

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Delegates

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The (allowing is the list of dele- gates which will represent the Province It the national Progres- awe-Conservative Convention to ‘or. held SnMQttaWa on Sept. 30th.,

Oct. 1st, and 2nd for the purpose

oi selecting" a national leader. Ex-Officio

Senator-Honourable John A MacDonald, Cardigan. P.E.I.

Member of Parliament -- W. Chester S. McLure. Charlottetown. P.E.I. -

Provincial Party Leader-Hod.

Dr. W.. J. P. MacMillm, Char- lottetown, P. E. I. Members of Provincial Legis-

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Major D. L. Mathleson. M.L.A.. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

R. R. Bell, Escp. KC. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Philip Matheson. Esq.. M.L.A., Oyster Bed Bridge, P. E. I. '

M.L.A,

John Mel-can, Esq“ MLA. Souris.

R. L. Burge, Esq" M,L.A.. St. Peters, R. R.

Dominion Executive Officers

B. Roy Holman. Vice-President. Charlottetown. .

Mrs. R. E. Sutherland, Cher- lottetown. Edward Arnett, summerside.

Official Delegaieo-Prlnce County

Claude Delaney. Esq. Albany Chester P. McCarthy, Esq., Tig- nlsh.

'C. M. Arsenault. Esq. Village.

Alternate Delegates-Prince County

Russell Hamill, 1km, Albany.

Sanford Phillips. Esq» OLcaly. Henry Wedge, Esq, Bummersldc. Mayor J. F. Arnett of Summer- side was recommended as a dele- gate-at-large. Mr. John Arthur, Summer-side. and Mr. Donald Campbell, Alberton, were recom- mended as delegates from among the Young Conservatives. lfhese appointments will be formally made by the Provincial Executive It. a meeting to be held in Char- ‘ “ Monday evening. Aug-

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The above photo of the Vice- Regal family, taken aboard their train lmmedlotely after Their Ex- cellencles had given a press con- _ference. is the Inst picture taken

of Their Excellencles and family’

ln- l-he Province. The following "momma. Aux. ao- the Vice-Regal party left for Ottawa. Al. the press conference, Their Excellen-

clcs sold the 38-day vacation they,

had spent at Daivay had been one of the most. enjoyable in their memory. Ixail. to right: Viscount Alexander of Tunis, GOverfloia General of Canada; the Honour- nbles Shane, Rose. and Brian; Vlscountess Alexander. _’

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Towns lliffer 0n Airport Question At llew Glasgow

NEW GLASGOW, N. 5., Aug. 22 — (CP) - Trenton Town Council Saturday advised Maltimc Central Airways that no more planes could fly in on Plctou County's only alr- port, owned by New Glasgow, on the grounds that a. Trenton street runs dizectly across the runway.

The Trenton Council has had a watchman directing traffic across the thoroughfare for the past month when no plnncs were landing o.- tsklng off. They withdrew their vimtchmrin &turdny and painted white llncs across the tarmack. laid last year by the Dominion Government Department of Tzans- port.

New Glasgow Council. however, notified Maritime Central, which operates air connection from the airport to Charlottetown. Sydney and Halifax that they were putting their own watchman on duly at such hours as the nlr line prefers.

The airport land is situated part- ly in Trenton and has been owned byNew Glnscow for n decade.

Duke Street. the thoroughfare in question, illléd to run through what is now a landing strip. Some yea-rs ago the sticet was curved around the landing strip.

When the strip was extended again last year negotiations failed be- tween the two towns to provide an alternate route for Duke Street. an approach to Trenton.

Last week New Glascow gm employecs started complelln n. a larger bend. It was scheduled for completion by Wednesday.

New Glasgow Council has notifi- ed the ‘Transport Department and asked that a representative investi-

gate the matter.

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Repuhfican Leaders Lose ' Lives In Crash

KLAMATB ‘FALLS, Ore, Aug. 22 — (AP) -— Four Ore- gon Republican leaders were killed today in u: airplane crnh, second private aircraft accident within a year to take the ‘livel of promlncnt state officials. Two state representatives, I, Senate nominee 5nd p, Stun llouae of Representatives norm- inee wero killed when the plane piloted by one of the men plunged into isolated Lake of the’ Woods in northern Klwnmth County this afternoon. . State legislators John ‘Snell- stnorn and Earle Johnson and Hit. Evans, Republicnrrncmlnee, were passengers.

State representative Frank Van

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Miss Canada To Compete At Atlantic City

HUNTSVILLE. Ont, Aug. 22- (OPi-Mlss Canada _sald tcnlgh: sue definitely will be a contestant at Atlantic City in the Miss Am- erica contest opening Sept. 6.

Spending the week-end at Pew Wow Point Lodge six miles from this Muskoka district town, blonae Betty Ferguson of Halifax smiled- "ycs, my fingers are crossed". as the spoke about her entry in the United States show.

Miss Ferguson is the guest of l". R. Weaver. executive director of the lvLlss Canada contest at Ham- ilton where she won the crown Friday over 85 other contestant: from across Canada. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ferguson. spent the week-end with friends‘ n1 London, Ont.

Miss Canada intends to leave for New York Tuesday where she will ma-ke radio appearances. She said tonight she does not expect lo stag on the air but will do in- terviews. .

She will be in- Toronto- next

Fk-lday and will appear there at the Canadian National Exhibi- tion. Asked if any offers of marriage had followed her winning of one beauty crown. Betty Jean, also Miss Halifax. said the only one she has "was made quite a wnilc ago" by a Halifax boy.

Sudden Death 0f Irish Peer

DUBLIN, Aug. 22 —- (OP) -— James Boswell Talbot, 74, sixth Baron Talbot de Maiahide, died today.

The Irish peer and great- grandson of James Boswell, sam- uel Johnson's biographer, collapsed outside a door of Melahlde Cutlo in County Dublin and was found by Lady de Maiahide.

A breeder of racing champions, his colors were flown on race courses throughout Ireland and England. One of his string of horses, Bearer Bond, won the Irish

NEW YORK, Aug. fit-MP)- Jacob Inmakin. Soviet Consul- General, expelled by the Unite/l States State Department over the Russian refugee teacher case. has booked passage for Europe-but his right-hand man hinted Satur- day that he may not leave.

Passage for the dlsaccredzoed Lomakln and his family has been booked on the liner Stockholm, sailing next Saturday for Gote- borg. Sweden.

But. Vice-Consul Zot I. Chepur- nykh-replylng to a newspaper man's question-said:

"Oh, I think he's going to stay."

Reporters had asked him who might replace Inmakin in New York. Chepurnykh would not elab- orate on his statement. No wczd came directly from Lomakln about the sailing.

An attache. who raid he was secretary to the consulate, sail Lomaklnu reservations were made ‘about two months ago." long oe- fore the school teacher case b.- gun.

"It was a routine attache said.

A spokesman for the Swedish- American Line. operator of the Stockholm. said Inmakin‘: pas..- rge was booked in Europe, adding tnat there was no way of telimg hare whether it was made recent- ly or some time ago.

If Lomakln tries to buck Am- erican orders to leave the United Slates he will be deported. offl- clal sources at the State Depart- ment said last night.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Oksana Kasen- klna. the 52-year-old refugse teacher, pawn-in the diplomatic dispute. was removed from _t.lze critical list at hospital.

She had been described as in ‘critic-nl" condition ‘ever since her three-storey leap from the Rus- sian Consulate nine days ago.

One unidentified visitor brought her n shopping bag tonight, say- ing it was n gift. It was open-ad by hospital authorities. Tney found four cans of cold beer.

The beer was confiscated.

Stranded Party Are Rescued

EDMONTON, A-ug. 22 — (OP) _ A ground rescue party has com- pleted a gruelling 35~mile trip to reach a party o: three men and tzwo women stranded in Canada's horthland, the R.C.A.F. reported.

The rescue party signalled that all members of the group are in good condition.

stranded were Jim Ohaae oi.‘ Seattle, Wash; Chan Wilson of Portland, Ore; and trapper Tom Ccnnelly and his wife, Jean. They were stranded when they lost a jeep and their supplies while crossing the Twitya River by raft, about 1,000 air miles northwest of Edmonton.

A fifth member of the strand- cd party, Leslie Mensinger of the Rainier Equipment 00., Seattle, is in “gc-od condition" in Norman Wells Hospital in the North West Territories after n hazrirdoils trek across country to revcnl party's plight,

llo. lifiiéidfliiunion

TRURO, N.S., Aug. Z2 — (OP) _-More than 300 veterans of the famed North Nova Scotla lllgh- lanriers gathered here during ti! week-end to attend the unit's an- nual reunion.

The reunion was highlighted by n parade and memorial service. Officer in command of the par- ade was Lt.-Col. Don Forbes, ccrrrnnnder of the unit during the European service in the Second

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World Win‘.

LONDON-Ally. 22 - for) - Galel and heavy rain scour-god the smith coasts of England and Erie Saturday night. A number of ship- ping accidents were reported ‘rhree women and two children were hurt slightly whcn l gust blew a steam launch against Kew Bridge on the Thames west of London. knocking over the super- structure.

A yacht capslred in a high wind just after winning n. race in the Thames Istuary and three of the crow had to be rescued by a speed- boater. Another racing yacht lost it; mast against a pier.

Off Rossiarc. Eire. where a strong southeasterlv gale reached 50 miles-an hour, the 60-foot. British motor Yacht Kekiongs was

overdue on a voyage in Rossiare

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from Swansea. Wales. Five pesons were reported aboard.

At Cobh, Eric. lhc Cunard Lint-v Maurctanla sailed for. New York today after being delayed 24 hours by the storm that held up passen- ger loading. _

Among the 250 passengers finally takcn aboard were Prime Minister and Mrs. John A. Costello of Brie. They nre going to Canada as guests of the Canadian Government and Canadian Bar Association.

In the English Channel off ii-iastings. heavy rein out visibility Enimosi. to 7.010. But to the north- iensl. of British, the Shetlsnds isl- ,nnds had been without ruin for a fmonth. Water was so short tilero ,l.hat 'i00 people in Scalloway had lthelr supply cut off for 11 hours a

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Taken Into Soviet Sector By Armed Men

BERLIN, Aug.-22 — (CP) ... Soviet military police today u. rested a United States military government official -on the British side of the tension-rid- den Potsdlunor Plat: and took him away in a jeep.

The official ls Thomas Head- cn. deputy chief of the Amer. lean military government's in- forrrintion control divislofl. An eyewitness said Headen was forced into the jeep by three Soviet soldiers armed with Emmy-guns. and he was taken into the Soviet sector.

lleadelfs wife and child were with him at the time. Header: W" carrying n camera but w“ not using it. Soviet patrols re- cently have tried to nrrest all oamerallraen on night,

The Potsdamer- Plat: in I square in the heart n: down‘- town Berlin where ‘the British, American ind Soviet sector! meet.

Franz Erdnfann, chief of the Russian sector criminal ln- vestigation department, was u. 705M! b! western sector pollen this afternoon while watching a boxing match in the Olympic stadium here.

. A British public safety oiificcr stated that Errlmnnn would be charged with being concerned in the kidnapping of n number ofl

western sector policemen I, few Weeks ago. The officer declared, however,

that the arrest was a purely Ger- man matter and that the Brltlshi public safety branch was not con- cernerl in any n-ny.

"Apart from the arrests, the Pots.

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AhYWAY' 4hr. wAcEs of? v i Sm ARE . ALwAYs Polo!

TORONTO, Aug. 22 — (CP) -< Minimum and maximum ternper< aturEs: Victoria 52, 6'7; Edmonton 40, 60; Regina 47. 80; Winnipeg 54, 83; Toronto 63, 81; Ottawa 68, B5; Nlont-real 64, 83; Quebec 61,, 85; Saint John _56, 78; Mont-ton. 50, 76; Halifax 5G, 70; Charlotte- town 52, 70; Sydney 46, 6'7; Yin-- moutrh 56, '74.

HALIFAX, Aug. 22 — (C?) -- Official inland forecasts issued hv the Dominion Public Wont-hon Office at Ilnlifhx and valid unvi Midnight Monday.

Synopsis:

Regional forecast:

Pzlncc Edward Island. Eastern New Brunswick Counties, Upper Saint John: Clear with fog pntchm tonight. blond-av clenr and warm. Llcht winds. Low early Monday rncrnln: and hich in the afternoon at Charlotlcioxvn 55 and T5, Menc- ton 52 and 80. and Campbelltcn 53 and 80.

Summay for Monday: Clear and warn-l.

zi-idh tldc this afternoon at 1.04 and tonight at 1.3-4.

Sun sets this c vcning at 6.54 and rises tomorrow morning at 5.11.

Last quarter moon Auizust. 27th, 2,45 P. M.

Bummezside tide "will?!" min‘ um; inter than Charlottetown.

Dally Except. Ronda! (ran rrzmrv "Am-tnwnn" Standard Time

Leaves hnrrlcn. 0.10 a. m.. 1 Il- m‘ 43o p. m-. 9 o- "\-

Leavcs Tormentlnr. 10.35 a. m» 2-49 p. 111., 7.30 p. n1. 10.30 p. m.

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