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cot on at the West Kent School, “"5 l! l-hemame time attended the Charlottetown Business College where he completed a course in

bookkeeping and accounting, and w np- aid-S

shortiyafter received polntment to the come Tax office. _

The deceased who was an ardent golfer nwll’. member of the Knlgh a of Pythlas and a regu.ar attandantat Bt. Peters Ohurch where he has been a warden ‘.c1' a number of years.

He married Lillian Jane Ciirver on Oct. 18th i929. who survives. Also surviving are three brothers: Roy, with Ohappell 6s . rical contractors, Charles with the Maritime Electric Co... alt Winchester Mass. and one sister Helen, at cme. ills mother pre- deceased him about six l O -

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The funeral, which was largely attended was held from St. Peter's Cathedral Saturday afternoon March 2nd where services were conducted by Rev. Canon Malone, who also officiated at the grave side in St. Peter's Cemetery. T gaiibearers were Ernest McCurcy,

. A. MacDonald, Norman J. Mc-

Jenkins, Roy Prowse

_ ‘ funeral iii body, as did also the members of the I.0.D.E. of which Mrs. Binns is a member

Verbal War May

March 15 —-(Reutersl

MOSCOW , —l-Lamd-hitting exchanges between

Winston Churchill and General- issimo Stalin may prove beneficial in clearing the sir of things which otherwise might have been the

subject of long smouldering doubts be

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Reuters News Agency said it was noted that publication in Moscow o1’ o summary of Mr. Churchill's speech “brou ht, to the notice of the Soviet pu lie for the lirst time some the fears and misgivings current abroad."

Reuters added: “ ‘Neutral’ dip- lcmstic saurms in Moscow hoped the exchanges were one more move in the diflicult task of hammering out. post-war understanding between two great powers governed by dill- erlng ideologies."

across hall the Irontpege oi’ every newspaper in Russia today and broadcast by ihc Moscow radio to the for corners of the land.

Eddy Gilmore. Associated Press correspondent, said Gen. Stalin's olservations on the Fulton speech "have made a profound impression on the Soviet people, making them more security conscious than ever before and intensifying their ab ready acutely developed sense o! suspicion."

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aitiuvsn SUNDAY Amp ‘ those arriving Sunday on the S. Isle dc France at Hiaiitasr were the ‘following P.E.I. sir personnel: Lac. G. A. MacNutt, ' Lac. J. E. ltﬁgarvlll, H. W. cLeod, French Rive Sgt. . B. - magour, 36 Rochford St. Char- lottetown.

EXPECT APPOINTMENT - The fact that there has been no meat

iate Dr. I. E. Croken. is because the Provincial Government has not yet appointed a man to

vacancy. according to

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ed he expects an be made shortly.

The Kori. Dr. W. J. P. Maclidilian. leader oi the Opposition in the Pro- vincial Legislature. arrived back from Ottawa. Saturday evening.

appointment will

lint Strong In Britain, Belief

By JAMES M00001!

LONDON, March 17-40? Cable) ~A noisy band o! youths shouting communistie slogans last week ston- ped an Albert Hall meeting of what they called “Kascistif and immed- lately discussion arose on the old question: “How strong is the Com- munist Party in Britain?"

If spokesmen for the elder part- ies are t0 be believed. he answer is "not very." The wat ful Labor Party taken an occasional poke at the "Reds" but pays them far less attention than it would if they were e, pglitieei threat to the Govern- men .

What does concern the Govern- ment, continuously is the strength of the Communists in the ‘Trade Unions. One of the most vexatiou-s problems the 1r-bai~ administration has been faced will: has been out- breaks oi’ unauthorized strikes.-

some say the Communists are at the root of these strikes but no one is sure as it is realized that vyar- weary workers, tired oi monotonous food, high taxes and other annoy- amices, act more impatiently than in n al s

The Communists claim their stock is rising last and note that in the 1946 general election they got 102,780 votes as against 71.1 in 1986. However this increase rais~ ed representation in the

o! Commons byoniy one.‘ the total o! Communist; wo.

In spite?! rebuffs, the Conanuh- ist Party still is seeking an affilia- tion with the Labor Party and the latest request was signed by Harry

unist . (or executive committee this its ulnargdktio u“ t ii uns are prep acceD a obligations under constitution rules and standing orders of the Labor Party and would work whole-heart- edly for the success of the Labor Governmﬁit.

A siini r application for affilia- tion was ieected bye labor con- emioe in ndon in June. 1943. by 1.951.000 votes to 712.000. _ though at that time Communist stock was at a high point due to cooperation with the coalition gov-i eminent in the war effort and tho battle successes achieved by Russians. whom the constantly praised.

tianaiiiaii Wool "I ' Production lip

...._: NlAWAJMarch 11 - (OP) - Wooi production ‘tar-i. unounted to ll, , increase cl the 19M total. e Demtnionlur- an: otBtstiatics reported Satur- av. ' Although shot-n wool orowie declined‘ by re th 000' pounds {loin tub: 1M1 a was more than clleet ere mill

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Having made his first airplane flight, from Aliingaplan in Kwaia- iein in the Marshall Islands, Glued Jometo Kabul. is greeted by Com- modore Ben 1i. Wyatt, commander o! the K-wajalein naval a__ir base. They met to discuss evacuation of the chiefs people from Bikini atoll. now being prepared for the atom bomb tests.

,____.. ._ ._ _.._._.___ ST. PAUL’ CHURCH . __t__.

of St. Paul's.

In the course oi! his address His Lordship brought to the attention of the large congregation present the significance oi’ the season oi Lent. which really means a. length- enimz o1’ the days and brought out the thought that we should length- en our time with God. and sec- ondly to lengthen the distance that separates us from sin. l-Ie also stressed the fact that ‘a good and useful lire will come to us ihrouah continuation providing we let Gods Holy Spirit rule our lives, _

At the evening service in St. Paul's Church yesterday the_ Apos- tolic Rite of Confirmation was ail- ministercd to 37 candidates by the Right Rev. George F. Kingston, Bishop o! the Diocese o1 Nova. Scotia. This was one o! the larg- est classes to be confirmed at one time. in the history of this church. His Lordship was assisted by Conan E. M. Malone of 'St. Peters Cathe- dral and Rev. J. '1‘. Ibbott. rector

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non MESSEWS ORCHESTRA Matinees 3:15 PM. Evening Sliows~8:15 PM.

rallies slum. 'l'iiEA'l'liE_ lltlliiliiY & TUESDAY Miiliilil 18-49

Under the distinguished patronage oi’ His Honour LieuL-Governor J. A. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard, Premier J ./ Waiter Jones and Mrs. Jones, His Worship Mayor B. Earl MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald.

Tickets now on sale at Prince Edward Theatre i’ Box Office. v '

Proceeds in aid of Charitable fund.

Baum,“ Railway ‘22...‘?i.“i.f.?..'°€i».%§2'ﬂii1‘éitii: Fares Again Effective ‘P

' ing lrom overseas. and also w“

brideﬁ P , 0W aueenler Coaches Bil-rill: the war it was difficult 3°!‘ "l! Ililwlyl to obtain new equipment but orders have llfllfly been placed for new plﬂgnggg coaches and ot er _ equipment which will embody the latest .18. vclopments in comfort ‘transporte-

n. . "Railway hollda resort ‘ were closed duriny the ‘wayhti-E Iﬂ-ﬂltenin: and aready reservat- Iona are pouring in. These include Jlllier Park Lodge, theﬂshadiaq _l\“ational Railways summer resort In the heart of Jasper National Park? in the _ Canadian Beckie; and ietou Lodge. seaside llimmet P980“ 0n the south. shore o! ilii Strait of Northumberland, near

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MONOTON, N. 8.. March l6 __

As ~previously announced by. the

Canadian passenger association.

reduced rallwa fares which wgrg suspended dur i1!

manager, Ktlantlc region, Canadian National Rallwa a. stated heietoday. These fares. he s..id, are eﬂectlvc as from today and cover special week end or- gtanlzed party and excursion fares. e c ~ .-

Foilowing the close of the war. he remarked, there, has been a iii-eat desire for travel -partleu- lerly for we Lo longer vacat June ﬁth."

WASTE LAND

Nearly half or the world's 1m area is‘ large uninhlbitsble be-

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