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g Read by Everybody Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1953

RUSSIA USES MILITARY TERROR TO BEAT

The Guardian, Fin Cents Morning Dlily Founded I807.

DOWN REVOLT

lFedreaI Govit To Provide 'IThree-Quarters 0f Loans To Reliabililate Lobstermen

By Cantu: P lottoto ., sunimorllde 315.00 per llllllllll. Elsewhere in P.E.l. 89.00. Other Provinces and IJ.B.A. 312.00 per annnm.)

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Nine Geriii-an Cities Placed In State of Siege

By DAN DE LUCE BERLIN (AP)-The Soviet army executed 9. Berlin worker Thiirs- day and resorted to military ter-

U. N. Presses Roundup OF Released Prisoners

Safe And 38.000 Stolen HoiiePersjsis (12 U. 3, ' 1 K11 T""" P'i"””ss Pats:.Te"t That Armistice Tin SAviationSSrvITi?rnsetn Cr:isTidi

. Will Be Signed

' W1 15” P”” A I 0” SEOUL (AP)-Nearlv 1000 anti- By JOHN RANDOLPH i Hours later by scarchlirzht nlr munlst revolt in East Germany- 5 I C d. B! 3'11 :39?! W H I ror to beat down an anti-Com-l spec” TB IN KOREA. (CF)-The 3.8.000 . , 3 ' , . ' p . , I , ” g 1 T N- ' 1- f 1 od 1 ii P--npnsecl Fr-(feral-Provincial 35- A uestkm herenbmm is who Walked Coniiiiuiiist Korean prisoners, of. -TOK'Y O, p tAPJ. gAviations,force crews worked to recover the? Inf-01,195, win he 51” 9 '1?-K mm W, mp mmbmmnon of n Q . . war bolted to freedom Thursday worst disaster killed every one oflcharred bodies. E109 I”?! VWT8 Pl-ll Under 3 Wile. , MY!” with the Palndas 35o'pOund night in a fresh gesture of de-E129 United States servici-men' Inf siege. Russian armored forccsl l”)5i”' ”5:1l”'””” hmidolgmd bl: V0 I o as e. . . . 7 1 . . -. viiiiis ill . ziy vias out ne :1 0 HI t B C and 1mg fiance of the United Nations com- aboard a giant Globemaster in is To Hold Investigation Wok 0V" H1911 C0n"0I- g .5,mmmmdc I 3! m. ht b on wt dh mm Y1 id am?!” I mand less than 12 hours after someifiery crash near Tokyo Thursday A general proti.-st strike lJ 1 '3 F 1;”? portant ocuments ns e. t e sa e ,,5 000 POw,S were released on or I C 124 it ' I 1 mu amped Ea" Berlin It 1 nines Sinc air, Min ter (2 er- . dis ' d ecentl f m the tent ” ' . ' ,The t?l,”'deCked ' ' 3 em The U' S A T PVC”, "Ad ti . , . ' res. He w s pe kn, .t a meetlg U N A t of'::ZI:)etT1Ie4"1x;e Bajlanioof Calgary, gels of Sigilth Korean president giner failing alter a take-Loff foriwouid hold an investigation to tryl 30303 glmsilitostantpoganrlrirrisedhozv 1;. Hm,m? Pin: ,3:,.kam.5 in SK, . . u RERLIN' (AP)-T The western quA"terma5t"- of the 3rd baualmm y'TTIEEx3TmIr.IN IIEESIOIIFF-(ll-l!"lr cont-ixttlebar kvltatf 'ISddIhTlTaw('jaTSA)ierr8b;:I: Tgltgf dtfcovfdtatlheagddiz 0:962: SHIICI Russian ,;(',1diH.s sealed ;iIIl))'.lS' (Tliurcli Hall. ...... Powers have demanded that the Princess Patricla's Canadian Light . ' 393 M ' fi 19 A V . i Mr Sinclair Sfllfl the proposed By John M. Hightower mfmd Said the I-M2395! 01' the NEW miles west of It didiit crew members and the rest were It 0” H0"! W051 39?”?

Soviet army end its military terror in East Berlin.

Infantry.

mass brcaks came at. Yongchon.

Tokyo. I

make it. ialrmen and army engineers at.-.

plnu had been rlscumed yesLerda,v-

umrniiig at a round table corifer- t

WAS!-IING'D3N. (AP)-The Uni- ed States has accused South Ko-

into altacliced to air bases returning toi Gefmin Exccllied

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some '70 miles northwest of Pusani The Globemaster went The command 5ald.905 DTlS01i0.I”5pspln. staggered and plunimettedlxorea. from rest leave in Japan. Somewhere behind Crashed ihrouilh iiiiie-froot wire nose down into a muddy farm. gAll Far East C-12-is four-.cn-'B”mdEnburg gate, on the bOme.rHe said "when this ion; gem-ugd, latices but that nboiit -35 POWS Japanese farmers said there. gined giants. capable of C1ii'l')lllK between Eds. md west Berlin n lwi-i-, snnin of rho (ii-5v 1'9p)'e5(jnLat-l reinained in camp. iWiI5 a terrific flash andya roar as '-222 passengers, had just gone l.)ackim,ing' squaici niddled the first Geri inns ,n,.d.. vvpx-p that I simuid pm. ' i , urs no . er -en ' .

Worried About Documents

The loss of the 38.000 is nothing compared to that of the documents, which has senior officers at Cana- dian brigade and Commonwealth division headquarters worried.

jence of Premier Alex W. Matheson Red.fIagged:all(I minisir-is of his government.

roan president Syngman Rhee of violating ”the authority of the l.'l'il- ted Natsons command" by releas- ing thousands of prisoners of war just as UN truce with the Reds appeared about ready for signing.

They denounced a Russian firing iiousd's execution of a Jobless West Berlin truck driver as "an act of brulality which will shock the con- science of the world."

The United States. Britain and

traps the

in-iiiico intervened here Thursday K - . g . . . P I , g Snvm dmmhead Court for wedgi in those who had 1-.35: smug sec,-em-y John Fmtar iuclit. iis soviet armored forces beat ,mrf1hem.;1::Cli!1lo';l:e s(?,:,?..a(:ia,1:l;f:(::,g(,:L If,',5”ff3. a?.”Qf,f,f”;. 0110 05'1"? were Cmsumcd "I 5 'F0"b19- In recent days. flights had Iwsdavs workers. uprising against; D3)'l'l'lPlli ihcy would get if they Dulles announced Thursday that: down it wm'kers' revolt which had Corps and me Kormn numml Pmn;mt1-jam -mm a mundup 15 towering funeral D.Vre. p been cancelled several times be-Vmld govermmmv iharl DPNI insured. That may have President Eisenhower was com- spi-:-nd throughout East Germany In police have mmb-med in Mwmms bsimz pressed or 25 400 ambncdr "The smell of burned oil and cause of mechanical trouble. , Maiugcwnl P. T. Dibmvav mnnglsnrirird a vi-igv plausible and easy miinieating the l.'. S. attitude to ” TIM” my" to solve the mystery I7ClDCtlVES"'C prisoners freed Thuiisday by de- humflri flesh was tei'i'lbl6.' Apt N g- f T bi Tia million East Berliners by niar-ll”-V m” bl” I” the long W” "m" Rh?”

The-V deumnded immediate 7'' searching out the I brigade are-a fiaiit Soutlr Korea in a move that C01T55P0”d9'" 3”" C071" Tet. 0 ill" " mu 9 Hal 1”. mmmmced the execution wniild have been a, very bad way Administration leaders were TF- esiablishment of "free circulation" Korean villages bghmd me pm: threatened the truce rpm-ted fronl the scene. "The fire The air force Sam hmvm.""Mm pm'paganda mnmre pout, I never heard before of lii- ported doing everxthlng possible to in the city, whose eastern sector mbned Z 6' and the markets 0: Oplimism pems(ed' here may aniwas so hot it ignited niagnesiurnlthere was nmhmg m mdmnei He Charged that mg viCtim'iSlll'RllC0 being paid before prem- bring the situation under control

iums are paid. If we were going to ,pa,v up losses to people who have

has been sealed off by 200 Slviet and minimize danger that the truce

ranks and 10.000 armored troops.

plane's framework!

armistice would be signed sliortly51119W1-33"” but trouble might break out later

Seoul for clues. coming trouble on the fatal flight. :w,11i Goeminm was I resident of

Events

"Dance. Howes Hall. Brackley

Beach, Friday night.

"fhnre in Sea View Hall, Fri- day, June 19.

"Dance at Gordon Lodge every Friday night.

"Dani c. Grandview, Tuesday.

June 23rd. MacDonald-Morrissey Orchestra "Dance every Friday night.

South Rustlco Hall. Canteen ser-

l'll'e. Charlottetonlans 0rcheslra.. "Dance, Beaver Hall. Mon-

tague, Friday. June 19th. Burns"

Orcliestra. "Pantry sale at Island Radio 1'-enlra Saturday at 3:00 p.ni.

swiiisnred by Wrst Royalty Home and School Association.

"Dance. Mayfield Hall. every Monday night. Music by Prince l'iHllli)' Playboys. Canteen service. Freetown to-

the Prince

"lianre, Lower ii ;lit. Music Zounty Playboys.

by

"Dance. St. Peter's Bay Holy Name Hall. Friday. June lath. Dancing from 9.30 sharp to 1. Chaissons Orchestra.

"Showing at lift. Stewart. Friday mri Saturday nights at 8.30. "Un- tamed Frontier" with Shelley Win- r-rs and Joseph Cotton.

"Come to Milton Variety Con- .-nrt in Wbeatley River Hall Tuesday niizlit, June 23rd. Sponsored by Jyster Bed Bridge W. I.

"Kerosene and Gas Refrigerators. "Hilly size 5269.50. Apartment size

si99.ti0. Electrolux (Canada) Ltd.. 158 Great. George Street, City. Phone 1787.

"Timmy Power's variety eon- Wi in "Eldon Hall. Friday. June llltb. starting at 9:00. sponsored iv the Women's institute of Point Prim.

"Poultry Plant now operating. Bllliniz all kinds live or rail-grade ll”"I'i'y: also custom killing. Island misfit) Services. Fitzroy Street iswifts).

"Buying daily, good thrifty sucker pigs. Paying 328.00 pair. 35 lbs. and over. will also buy smaller ones. Wellington McNelll si Son. lliuilaln its Bell's Wharf.

"see Mt. Ryan Dramatic Club. lircsent. their three not play. "Ross "I My Heart" in St. Mary's Parish Hall. Souris. on Friday. June 19th. Curtain 8.30. Admission so cents.

"Sandy's Stairs

Theatre Under thi-

Friday the 19th at 9:00 'showing "My Outlaw Bro- ”l"r.' starring Mickey Rooney, iliilipr Hendriks and Robert Weston. Free gift for every pay- in: customer.

"M""UllIu0. Saturday.

my 3.00 p.m. open air t"”'h'P. Lord willing. 8:45 p.m. G"'5l-Njl Tabernacle, Mr. Robins. p”""'llaI of the New Brunswick KW! lnslltliin, showing minion- hry sound film. "Regions Beyond". All invited.

June gospel

District Convention of 1 Vernon River. cherry Val- !.v. Mt. Melllck. Orwell. Ulgg, gummervllle. Hermitage, Lake "Ge. Alberry Plains. Esrnscliffe

. "The Vernon,

Suspect Inside Job

An 'tinslde job” is suspected since the heavy safe presumably was taken by someone with the run of the area and familiar with it.

Only clues are the imprints of an "A-frame." the harness used by Koreans for carrying heavy loads on their backs. They were found deeply embedded in the soil outside Basham's tent.

At least three. possibly four. men were needed to carry the safe to

the entrance and place it on the frame. Koreans Suspected Suspicions are that Koreans rather than Canadians, removed

the safe. A Canadian soldier would have trouble. it is felt, disposing of 58,000 in scrip moiiey, but a. Kor- ean could easily exchange it on the black market.

It is not thought that the safe was taken for the documents. but officers are worried about them falling into unfriendly hands. It is hoped they were discarded or des- troyed as useless.

i over the prisoner incident. l ”Every effort is being made t recover the prisoners." said a lot ter from Lt.-Gen. William K. Har- rison. senior UN truce delegate, to North Korean Geri. Nam II, the

top Red negotiator. by

at .l

The letter was (..'.SDalClICd I courier while U. S. troops pusliedi the almost hopeless task of find-i ing prisoners released on ordersi of south Korea's president, Syng-, man Rhee.

1.000 Rounded 1'):

About 1.000 of the 25.000 pris- oners ii ho broke from four camps in South Korea Thursday had been rounded up. but the task was complicated by 400 more who were loose in the Seoul area after break- ing out early Friday from a camp near Inclion in a bloody clash with U. S. marines.

Rhee-'5 order. violating the key point agreed to after more than fl ivear of wrangling. was issued at ithe very time when there was ev- ery expectaiicc that the cease-firel

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Convocation

Royal Arch Masons from three Provinces gathered in Charlotte- town yeslerday for the annual convocation of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Nova Scotla, with Jurisdiction over Nova Scotia. Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland. which will be held in the newly decorated Masonic Temple, Grafton Street today. Preliminary meetings yesterday included the final meeting of the Board of General Purposes at two, chairman, Mr. J. A. Benton, Syd- ney; a School for District Grand Superintendents at. four; and the. amiuai Capitular Rally and sup- per at six, with Messrs. R. V.i Hogan and R. V. Harris, Q. C.. both of Halifax. as special speak- ers. In the evening the chair de- gree was worked at the anriuril convention of the Order of High Priesthood. with the president of

the Order. Rev. G. F. Arnold. Windsor. N. 5.. presiding. ,; The Grand Chapter will meet

at nine-thirty this morning anrlll

business sessions will continue throughout the day. The Convo-l cation will be presided over by the Grand High Priest, Inspector S. C. Gordon. Wolfvllle. N. S. Vis- itors expected will include the beads of Royal Arch Masonry in Massachusetts, Maine and New Brunswick. A noon luncheon atp the Charlottetown Hotel will be addressed by Alexander Campbell, Grand High Priest of the Grand

Masonic Chapter In City

Of Grand '

i i lcliapter of Massachusetts. l 1 The nnnual Convocation ing held on the Island first time since 1939. aroused great. interest members of the Order iEdward Island.

ifog llelaysl-iier ”Georgic BllhHours

I-lALlF'A.X'. (CF)-The 27,000-inn liner Gcorgic. 30 hours behind schedule because. of a heavy fog and generally bnd wt-ai.hcr, nosed into Halifax at noon Thursday. She sailed before midnight for New York.

Her passengers included more ihnn 700 immigmiits from England and the continent. They left Hali- fax aboard two special Canadian National Railways boat trains.

is be- lnr the. and has among on Prince

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Canadian AIIIIIC-IT; Killed In France

METZ. France (AP)-Flt. Lt. Foxton Hull. 35, of Montreal was killed Thursday in the crash of the Royal Canadian Air Force plane he was piloting over the eastern French village of Wals- chbrnn. He was attached to the RCAF base at Zwelbrueken. Ger- many.

By ED CREAGH WASHINGTON (AP)-Atom spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg won at least 24 more hours of life as the U. 8. Supreme Court re- cessed untll 12 noon EDT today without a decision in their fate. The high court announced its decision to postpone action on I stay of execution for the con- demned couple only 4 1--2 hours before the Rosenbergs would have paid the supteme penalty bad I ruling been made against them. Thus the hotly controversial stay granted Wednesday by Jus- tics William. 0. Douglas. and weighed at length by the full court in extraordinary session to-

:;lt1.Miliview. will be held in Mill- Etw Hall. June ms. no P. M. Wins session it P. M.

day, remained in force for! tbo'

24-Hour Respite At Least For Rosenbergs

time being.

The nine Justices debated four hours in secrecy before postponing overnight their decision on s jus- tice department motion to throw out Douglas' order and thus let the death sentence take place at Sing Sing prison.

If the court over-rides Douglas today. the Rosenberg: can be ex. ecutied tonight or Saturday night. should the court pin along with Douglas, the executions will be postponed while federal courts in New York decide whether the death sentence was properly Am. posed following the conviction of the New York couple on charges 0' C0n5Dii-acy to pass U.B. atomic secrets to the Russians.

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and part of it burned like a tlier-l mite bomb."

iROAF comet Jet Suffers . ge In Landing Mishap

tlEiTltEgfF6r"”” Paratroopers

VVINNIPEG (CF)-The inn army HOW IS with an ”anxlety-relaxing" dru called tulserol to quiet the fears of ii p:Il'ati'O0pel.' before he. leaps from it plane.

The drug was described at the annual convention of the Canad- ian Medical Association Thursday by Major E. Karpetz. command-i ing officer of the army base hos-1 pital at Fort Churchill.

He said the drug also had beeni used to calm expectant fathers and banish the fears of 1. person waiting for a dentist's appoint- mcnt.

Tests had shown the drug pro- duces no adverse effect on the brain.

Western Europe Stunned By Rhee's Action

Canad-

experimenting h

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ST. JOHN'S. Nfld., 10?)-An RCAF Comet jet making a l:I.id- lng at nearby Torbay airport mis- secl the ruriway and struck hilly ground Thursday but the pilot manoeuvred back (into the strip without serious damage "7 We uge plane. I The four-jet plane, one of twol recently purchased from Britaiu,l Jumped about 30 feet into the: air after striking the hill but ex- cept for superficial damage to the wing flaps emerged intact.

Air force officials said earlier that pilots and ground crews were being trained at. handling the, huge Jet aircraft. in take-off andf landing procedure, during cross-i country flights. l

cziri-ying seven crew iiieiiibri-ml the Comet was on a shake-dowiii cruise of the Maritlmes and New- foundland. l

Leaving Ottawa early in the daiu, the four-Jet. plane. touched downl at Monctoii, N.B., an hour and 26, minutes later. It stayed there. for; two hours. then left for Newfound- land. I

One of two purchased from BTII.-i ain, the Comm is a giant. passniigerl, plane. It was to have returned to. Montreal tonight.

Crew meinbei's were: I

Sqdn. Ldr. L. J. Donald Dickson, Rothesav. N.B.

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1WPst Berlin who had "worked on.

bad losses I don't think we would

order of a foreign intelligencei F W b M t p 1 t S.Pl';'l('t:” anvil) ”gati'tlcipati-.V:Iied:icSg:SE pl'fln'llli(TTl.: is tT1eg6yealI:)p eali:acl).aT H0 Phi 3" WY . .u-niit this insurance scheme to in

against the organs of power" the Russian sector. He left the question of whether more ecutions would follow. More than 100 East

mi succr-.ssful so we can extend it. into 0W”.the credit. field. so we could not ex" start off that way.

0311? of the main

, , purposes of B9l'IHlFYS- mv visit. down here

is to discuss

accused by Communist iiifoi'mers,u-uh P1-pn-nor Matmmn and his 01' J0inlIis the demonstrations. cabinet the help that we should were jailed. give.

itVVe had a small meeting last.

would be wrecked.

Failslo. fdrbi New French Gov't

PARIS. (Reutersi - The French

National Assembly has I'PjH'.lPd Andre France's 19th post-war premier.

Marie's bid to become

The main reason Marie could

Thousands Stay Home night. We had a fiu'thcr meeting "05 001199" The Teilulmd mR.l0YiY.V ,todax. We mcogm-,-la pemam mm of 314 votes from the assembl5' But. hundreds of thoiisands ap- we have. R little greater obligation TriUY5d&,y night. was that the

parently stayed home today des-i pile nrders by the East German government to return to work im- mediately.

li-ei-e because. of the fact that we did see the need by announcing this insiirance sclienie. and today in dig. mission with the Premier 1 said

Official Communist pi'oclama- We F9091"?-I Government would pay Hons Rdmntgd mat only 5 Had. ilii'ee-qiiai'iei's of the amount. of the ion of the city's eastern iiidus-H03”-S ""CP55RYl' '0 rehabilitate the

tries-gripped Wednesday by al”5h"1'"”"-

general strike that mushroomedll "P"mI:rT1 M:iLhR;0n And his ('01-

-m.-...c...C...jCee.-1 eacucs on may - Continued on page 15. Col. 1 011;,-. g T” a good

"The administration will be An- tirely in the hands of the Pro- vlnciril fioveinmeiil. We feel it. is not a federal matter. The Provin- cial Government. is in a. much bet- ter position to administer such 3 scheme through their I-'Lshcriiss

Woman Is Buried Loan Rnard. This coming week we

old widow of an Algonquin cliicfwimgin Or nu!.px.pm"5 M1 mp fmanrml was buried Thursday on a lonely :;,,0nf'fnlCi:;:v;fllgergaifgiam;SW1 giloriintdafbiimon lake in northwest- ,.mm,,n,.. ' t C 3 "' Widow of the late Chief Ignace Jiiboisie Papatle, who died Six” years ago at 10.1, her body waslll carried at the head of a convoy: , , of canoes and small craft. the.- eight. miles from Louvicourti

106-Y-ear-Oldbidian

C:ilTElI1llFt'IC:n;'f:a;4r15y cifr”

'Fc3iil Towards Trade

Mouvement Republlcain Populairc would not support him.

li'S (iii: AREPUL DRIVER

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TORONTO. (GP)-Minimum and

maximum temperatures:

1:-1;. Lig A, arming ()i,igwg, bridge, near Val dlOr, to the Rn-l Min. LONDON. IAPI - Western 1511- Fig. Li, R G, chaikg omm-3, man Catholic church at Slmoni . Dawsm . - 85 rare has reacted in stunned W; F0. C. w. Baiiie, Vancouver. Luke Ch. vii-mi-in 43 59 W150 A0 PFPSIGNW S.)'1iRm1”1 Rh?” Sgt. J. Roy. Quebec Cu.,v. After requiem Mass, the cor- Edmonton 40 53 fvltase 01 35.000 P10150119” 0! W” Cpl. J. C. M. Bergiii. Ottawa. tege travelled another 15 minutes ggg Calgary 43 52 and V0iCPd TPRYS H135 H19 RN00 Also aboard was 1.. C. Pibbles, by water to the burial ground. - Regina 48 72 might jeopardize ChRnCC5 101” N1 R, meteorologist from the depart- Hundreds of northwest Quebec LONDON 'Riieiersi-The Brlt.- Wlnipeg 59 73 98-!'l)' KOFCMI HUCPT ment. of transports station inllndians from several tribes st- ish government poured cold war. Tornnia 55 '75 Newspaper editorials Thursday Mmm-mi, itcndcd. PF Thlliisriiiv on lirtipnsals that it (mmvii 64 75 rPlIPCfed indignation and anger should begin trade talks mu. ii... xiimii-ai 6'7 1 against the South Korean presi- . (jhimw, C(,mmums,s Ham away; &,meb,.,, 65 82 rlcr.i. This was especially true of M M ' d d D in order 10 gm, mm ms mama": Qt .1nlm .. 5? all papers in countries which have e quickly am... R Korean nu” 'm',m-(mu 63 74 men fighting in Korea. Labor members of ihp com'ino Halifax .. 63 on Most. of the major capitals re- ' Mm thaw, WM m mi , 1 "5 (-hm,),M,im..n " 51 ".1 served official comment until they t of Brmm. imlwng Tm, exlggfli, rlfk Svdnpv I 59 '13 could get all the facts, ' the limiter (lfhhwldp mm 51- H viii-moiith 56 69 But Swiizerlmid nromiiilv warn- -..,.A - , -- -- ---- -- .I'.m,,. MHWNI PM . Tl Tm": st. J01...-5 so '13 M mac Rhee-S "Hon might lead WINNIPEG pcpp p C0n)rner'll9lfTi control of the disease or give pm” To mdg.M0' g ciI- ioiiiei- V" amp” 7 it I” 1'ec0”5Id" 1'5 decismn m clally-miudcdl doctors who admitlmore Show mm NM!" devclm rl)l"l(Ii'; r1” cim my 15 wm llAl.lF.- X 4CPi--The Dominion 5”” on H” m0'"a”0” mum” they are out for all the traffic T1" mm if Hm S.mmly to prolong ii ills d. I M 1t vn-mil pmHdT Public Vveatllicr Office bcre. snvl p”5”"er ”'p3”W'”" mmmissmn will bear 'lI'9 doing inure to pro- me'. he "H1 -i momnglng me Isl in-(elves not WW1” the Sup. southcrlv wnds continue to hl"l'lI And Prime Minister Churchill, mm? m:m; mpdmm, mm mw. cinli worth wlizm if comfort is prowl!” T .'”"” TI 5”fW-talc Roods. I Warm Wrvlmnm my m M5,m.n declaring himself "shocked and 0””; Aim”, Dr E P Synrlpn M sided as ur.. g . 5 '1 7"" U11!-WIPI. IimiPlN'. iliaf any Canaan M mom mlmm Mmlmu gH;::1d'” t?)Id'mf, Brmsgvrgoensle 0: Calgary said, 'liliursdai' lie spoke 111,113,111 ::nTM'1::,&::ldenCe or T101 SCI-1T),l(::1iSCl')lIIt, skips WT” mninlv Cloudy Thmrsdav 0 ""5 m' H mm m - mp” t the anninl conveiilinii of the I . ' A ' . -. I ' . A -- N A ' and there were very W1d"I.V -V”"”" that the truce which is so nearly "' . ', . . I" I1” I"''””- D1 Quick Mid C"””"-”"””"5' . .- -9 arranged will not be prevented." Caunadmn Mmfml AS50"Mm"' , ihe Quality of thernputlc radiology W- W- Hnnlllmnt I-Rhnh Hid. PT lhnvwm DBIWTN tempFmm',.l.' EV?” E I” 5”” mm I” 0'" in Canada rh- treatment of miili - "(nine of our com: tto E T"? In the "pp" -ms and n midst can ruin the reputations of ' T K 0 L” m m U" coslnnally iii the WV 505- A1001 "if