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X I the townb only fin engine. Weed- down lihB-HIIII street‘ at 16 mlcs an hour in a brand now Flanders automobile. and carrying on romances with Blzabsth Mea- dows and Bpinstcr Abigail.

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"curiae-seal- which alum lire about 9:6 last night st the corner of Pownal and Water The iflre

been extinguished.

I however, before the arrival of the ' firemen. {he damage was slight. ~ l“

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, son v . and ID. McIlennsu of this

lsen appointed to-posltionsrn ‘he Hines Edward Island Tourist In-

or the summer months, it was "earned yesterday. Both men are members of tile Char ottetown Branch of the Canadian glen.

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DBIVI 0N MOONSIIINIIST - Rumors that s o:ivs ls soon to be as‘: in tlhe Provinuco stains all

0111091!!! B8 sctivi es. could n be officially confirmed last ; However, m- . . arson, R. 0.1L P. admitted there were four new RC.- llLP. officers at the local detach- ment and Attorney-General i" A.

AWARDED CJ-L- The rnany Island soldiers who served under Col. (now Brigadier) H. W. Mul- dock. of Amherst end Truro, or- ganizer and first commander of the NorJl Nova Scotill and PEI. less. will be pleased that his ervlcea have been recognized in t s Kin 's birthday honor list, announced rom Ottawa yesterday. He has been rnsds a Commander of the Order of the British Dn- pre.

our ronfoa COUII.'l‘—YesiAr- day morning at the City Police Court a docket of e ht offenders appeared before M ~ to K. M. Martin. Of seven drunk and in- oarpables. time were fined 820 and costs or 80 days. a fourth was rs-

snd disorderly was remanded un- tomorrow

-M.B.E. FOE CAPT. POOLE- Itecognized k1 the King's birthday Canadian Merchant Navy honors list. announced yesterday. ls Capt. William A.1Poole. ‘heater of the Government ice breaker "Saul-cl" which visits Charlottetown recu- lariy. Capt. Poole is a native of Burrett Isle, g Newfoundland. and wldei known and esteeem- e lies n awarded the .,M, . . (Member ofpthe mostlxcellent Order of the British Elnpirre) fo navigated his ship through 500 m les of ice to affect the rescue of the crew of a plane which crashed off Anticosti Island m the Gulf of St. Lawrence in 1043.

1N HOSPITAL - dried Petty Of- ficer Jack Griffiths, R.C.N. who is at sent urld oin an r- ation the Naval oq) lat al- ifax wiahu Tbs remqnberod to

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Large stated six mom were coming. chum,

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‘I. evening at

Minister ~Teiissli llnltell Church (inference

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was elected. 0n the motions of _. Davies and Mr. the GIGCtKOD was mode uu-

inwous. _ fore inflicting the new presid-

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msugy 1 ' ‘cl l I n. Wiiifibd WT... Sh‘ ‘£13.; galmlgdllid alilnhlgistered e serv- bons of tffiflslllefcbarxfllfavgfe bum‘ A Short List It was s. relati el silo wmwm wup all You nnrrtilesmlk the ew Years honors in which the on of awards for service in ield was niches. the honors announced m,“ the merchant

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mt. eabndclvlnsfiufirimgifitlgflgl today but it is reliably learned that,

special list will be issued 31115’ 1- lJfii’—oonfairling l3? filmii-vlfi. °l3“¢'€l°23.....“°“l"°‘ civilian cepaci . w n u‘

To Issue Canada Medal?

It is umiesstood there is |, . sulllitv that u» Canada Medrii ammuncod during wartime but never iwued-may make it; mgr swears-ace and that it mav be distributed in several classes and

' Tnhaaifihe place of the Order of the

city have an

m. Pree- mident. Ho the leading preachers of Maritime Con- szsslcs and has taken a leading part in the work of the chlmsh. He arts and theology niversity, and is

a native of lltnglasld.

Th sent secret of the co ferenzefwgev. A (J. ‘$5.1m llama;

and Joey. JA. Ilraser, of Sootsburn, N S were rc-elected. by Association The Lay Association of the M time Conference of the session b01115 afternoon and c the following officers for the year‘ Pmf P M. sldent.

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ut W. . Brooks, O ry, .EI.' J. Gal- lagher, Kentville, N.8.; was. Ham- ilton New Glasgow, N 5.; J.A. Ma cwskvbdonctoln; Dr. CL. Gals, Sac ille; I. Maffatt. Bydmyi Charles Blluk. Charlottetown. RE. . Dr. 0.1-1. Dlclrinso

ing across Canada." He dce there was an awakening l. tercst religion but offsetting this was a growing rate or juvenile delin- quency, us nneas and other evils. The my Association reported a beginning had been made in rais- a fund for student aid oh Pine Hi Divinity Hall The ubyective is 3,000 and time amount raised to date, 01.400.

Swimming, _ Life Saving Program Begins Today"

The Red Cross Swimming and Life Saving Program for the 1948 Summer season will get underway today with the arrival of Dr. Har- vey Dolley of Toronto; National Director of First Aid and Swim- ming, Under the direction of Mrs. Harry Cudmore, who is in charge of this programme for the prov- ince, arrangements have been made fos- Dr. Doney to address groups of grown-u . as well as in di erent centres t" oughoul. the province during his three day visit ere.

‘The first meeting will be held this the Summerslds High School under the auspices of the Slmmerside Y's Mons Club, Kins- merfs Club and Home and School Welfare Grow. Miss Hilda Glllls of the ICati-onai Film Board, has very kindly consented to show films on Swimming and Water Safet at these meetings which will e held in Charlottetown, Souris, St. Peter's, Cardigan. Mon- tague. Murra Harbour, George- town. Morell. ount Stewart. North Rueti-co and Borden. Ii: ls hoped in this way to form active Com- mittees which will sponsor the

r1; "Iosrn to Bwlm" programme in the

community. In s province such as this; stely surrounded by

co-dg- water, evcrycns should know how

to swim and understand some- thing of wafer safety methods.

At the Charlottetown meeting, scheduled to .take place in Prince of Wales College on Monday even- ln next. about & Charlottetown ch ldren who successfully sled the Bed Cross Swimming 8.0mm last summer will receive their awards in the form of very attrac- tive pins.

- Dr. Donsy will s to the Rot- IW o and ens Club at the r regular rneetin

next.

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0-8.. saw. ps6- Anny commander and at present chairman of the permanent Joint once Board and United Nat- tions Atomic Commission mcsnber. A soldier and three airmen re- ceived the Companion of the 0r. “h? f3‘) 130v were: B-E. iii-sol oIugOtDawa sfifivlf: laipelr. recently - master General of the Army and liifilely rQiXmsible for the glglm. ggaalis-gwolrnflbrlrlxim home Ca/n. brides and clhiilsxilrgelfifmd we“ Wu

All!" vice-Marshal x ' outline. can. of walgnlfigdgflvifil mandol- of the impel-tam N0, g Tfflfiilllll Command with head- flllziters in Winnipeg.

Province was present. Mr. Plants

he carried t fl’ cti , M"; Unitedoustaulfieseoiaei-glufi Highest Navv honor was Com. rnander of the Order of the Brit- iih milrire and one of Edge cw.)

Fleet Air Arm and first Canadian ofllocr of this r ed- new service to be

But Seeks __

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“I am not 80in; to be a party, as long as I hold this office to any desgn or strategy or allotment of force to attack Raissia I will not be a priory to it and Ldo not be- lieve ere is a single soul in the Cabinet who would allow one atom 0f‘ thought to such a th

‘Neither will we give one moul- ent‘s consideration to expansion But this division of Europe—this awful business of drawing a line frcm Stettin to Albania and behind that tifls solidified Wsltion - if this ha ns, which God forbid ._ you wil ve two uunps injiiurope. and that will be the road to another struggle. ~

"I say lo Gcnerallsdmo Stalin and Mr. Molotov: ‘We will not div- lde you.’

"Let the four-power commission g everywhere. Let us pool our

owledge...

"Iwssaskedwouldlslgnase- arats peace treaty, contrary to e decisions arrived at during the war. I don't lmow what ste we may take to get these lea. But I say no one nation is going to keep naafoueverirlastaloofwaa-witn other countries. e 1 do no;

myself to any method. the way will have to be found. We can- not go on in this way. It is indefen-

e. .

"when the United States offered a fli-yeer-trestv to dlssrmed

colleagues- Godl would s treaty to nave been in force at thleiief o‘ his wflgvwith ard P0 N! , . Bevin said ho believed lem of Spain has been m ed." and that ‘if other soun- tria had not lnoerfercd in the - fairs of Spain, IWanco would have

against invoking emotions, because "if start on ems you will g rescntlnent from e Spanish people instead of ell "

' have said before that directly you start sanctions, you must pre- pare for war."

Mr. Bevin said he was in closest touch with Spaniards. and “they dread civil war-and so would you.’

Fisheries Federation (Continued from Page i) fl’... ere it to its City of Cher-

did Iiegfcn Home. The h Honour said was s qsonsors and to the lott/atown as well.

Commands I‘ ‘

llr. s. n. ilvl-ielr flznllh. nlfl ojedqrstioq filled a great need n the Islands fishing industry-

l-h its close ties with the Fishery . urlell of Canada, it was enabled . bring the needs of the flshin:

due in th Province to ths

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n mil-film 1"?!” hiss o! theinliuet m. w??? 3a m- m ow grown to that

wig‘; onerous duties of

_ . . as‘ secretary b setting up - ~~ in dlaflotte own a stsnolfflsltar to lst Ir. . o s - ‘itlflfdh’ d. bees ‘times were the Federa- ~ is value

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'Bsl-ris said. had only two: fishinl and farming -

jlnplsnds on Qsulllw

Ifwhe fishing industry in the Province was to continue profic- abie, the fishermen and the can- ners must be made to realize that in the faceof n steadily-increasing competition from other countries, the quality of Island sea foods must be maintained and increased wherever possible. There was s time when less careful Government inspection methods made all sorts of subterfuges by irresponsible

ersous easy ‘to practice. Only s ow years ago. he said, oysters were sold in Montreal and other large centres bearing the name "Maine- que"-oysters_which Col. Barrie was certain had never been near that world-famous oyster-area. _ To however, Government regulations had become and more difficult to circumvent and all the fishing industry had now to worry about was to pro- duce the quallty, and the Govern- that quality went where lt be- longed.

Various regulations could be made for the benefit of the fish- ing industry here by Orders-in- Councll, Co-l. Barrie ssld. but he wished all members to understand that any changes in the Fisheries Inmoection Act could only be made by Parliament.

Mr. C. P. McCarthy, president of

ion. with headquarters at Tlgnish. commended the work dons for the Federation by the secretary, . G. W. McLeod, and by the vice-

esldent, Mr. J. H. Myrick. Mr.

cCarthy said he considered the Federation had got off to a good start and that it had already suc- ceeded in brlugin many benefits to the industry yv i-ch had hither- to not been enjoyed. He would like to see a member of the co-opera- tive fishery association present and suggested that Mr. M. A. Farmer‘ might be on the directorate. -

First In Canada

Mr. Clive Plants said the meet- of the Federati-o-n at Charlotte- town was of more than ordinary interest. It was the first provin- cial fisheries federation to he or- ganized in Canada and ll. was filt- tirlg that Charlottetown was it: birthplace, for Charlottetown had also been the birthplace of Con- federation. Another feature of the meeting was unique inasmuch as the Lieutenant-Governor of the

said he could not recall any other fisheries meeting ever held in Can- ada at which a LleuL-Governor had been an honoured guest.

There were signs on the economic horizon which would indicate a need for greater caution, especial-

31 next all fish sold to UNNRA must be lo..ded and on the water,

tries are getting back into the fi-shing industry with their old- tlme efficiency, and the Island fisherman must expect lncreasln

cosnlpetitlon, so that quality should be maintained and increased to meet the coming economic threat. Mr. Planta said he could not promise that canners would be allowed to use the quarter-pound cans which they had left over from last year, He understood some

mission but he could not. speak- ing officially, give a definite "yes" or‘ "no".

Compares Average Catch

Comparing the average yeurly catch of fish in Canada between the years 1935 to 1939, with illat between the years 1940 to 1945. Mr. Plants said the average during the depression years was 1,600,000 ounds of which 25,000 pounds had een exported. The remainder had been kept in Canada for domestic use. The average for the war years was, Mr. Plants said, 3,900,000 pounds. However, last year's catch was 7.100.000 pounds of which over 5,000,000 pounds had been export- ed. Those figures indicated, Mr. Plants said, that the fishing in- dustry would ave to make greater efforts than l the past to maln- taln such an exporting record dur- ing the years ahead.

Dr. Ernest Hess, director of the fisheries laboratory at Halifax, em-

haaized the need of quality ln slalnd fish products. The new lab- oratory in Charlottetown would be a source of much assistance to all packers and cannera of fish in the Province, Dr, Hess said. Many canners were of the opinion they had nothing to leam about the packing and curing of fish, but he could assure them they could not possibly have such a wide and diversified exzperi-ence as those laboratory men who were inspcci- ing the products of cannel-a ull over the country. The quality of Island products compared favour- nbly. Dr. Hess said, with those of other Provinces.

Mr. J. F. Connolly, provincial deputy-Minister of Reconstruction. gave some figures in which he showed that the average ycrlriy earnings of those counties in the Mariti-mes whose main industry was that of fishing was much lower than that of other counties. His Department, Mr. Connolly said, was at all times willing to give whatever assistance l-t could to the further development of the Island fisheries.

Mr. H. W. Tldmsrsh said '18 per cent of the enquiries coming to the Tourist Bureau were about fishing possibilities in the Rrovlnce. He was glad to see Mr. Connolly at the meeting for in the past he thought the Provincial Government had ‘not ‘paid enough attention to the sisn ‘s fisheries.

Mr. R. 5. Romans. In charge of the new laboratory on Plcksrdi wharf. said he invited visits from csnners and others interested lri the fishing industry and would bd glad to explain ‘to them fhd methods used in examining th gen focal‘! sent {to ti; laborsto 0r grs ng or or o er urposss

Mr. J. J. Isarabss, Bominio supervisor of fisheries. ssid th recent lifting of-ths rice celiln on canned lobsters. s aid, elem and other sea foods. would mes In additional 0W In the fishermen thi 19B.

For Foot lllnents consola-

m. .I.ji__l. visitnwly. DJ’ Orflsilpedlc

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stricter e

rnent would see that the credit for u

the P. E. Island Flshermens Un- 171091386

ful be . Sh tterld d nd iy in the lobster industry. On Dec. mafia‘ dfumgehfiyfinm, rely 1m-

Mr. Plants said. In the meantime, Harold Cpokgn, my»; o; cgrdlggg Iceland, Norway and other courl- pal-jg,’ who w“ wig}; he; when

RN. was a preparation for death and

h cruwlete . lifilrirle ill of

canrlers had been gi-ven such per- able home Endowed with the many

she leaves to mourn three sons and

Local Y's Men Aid Delegate‘ From India

11'. K. I. Peter. eminent biolo- will attend the con- lnfiernational As-

nd a representative o! their re- g to the Ctmventlon.

As the e club of the YM. C.A., the Y's Men's Club is repre- sented in many of the principal cities of India and also in Iahcre, Madras Benlfibfs Colombo and

Becunderabad.

Dr. ' in attending the Convention and representing all of the Y's Men's Clubs of Indie

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tional As- sbcisdlon of Y's Men's Cluiu with fin own I tsrrlatiopsl Director and nut-riot vernora Dr. ‘Peisr is secretary of the Bangalore City Club alnd sells for the United States from Bombay. India, July 14th on the “S. B. General Meig." which will reach New York dur- ing the first week in August.

In‘ Msmoriam

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The death occurred on Saturday June lsi’... at her home in Sum- merfield of Mrs. Barnaby Cmken, at the age of sixty-nine years. The late Mrs. Croken was before hel- marriage, Mary miss Gormm of Kensington. She had always en- joyed good health until a few months before her death when she was stricken wit); an illness for which no remedy could be found. All that medical skill, could do, tender nursing and the attentions of o. devoted family were of no avail and her gentle spirit was called to its Eternal reward on the eibove mentioned date. fortified bv the last rifles of thp Holy Catholic Church of which she was a faith-

paswr- Rev. Eugene Murray and frequent visits of her son. Rev.

sh passed way.

gler daughzer Mia Eileen Crokerl was her mothers devoted nurse Mrs. mvkerfa entire llie tion to the

n of h recove there wasedffylrapelidrs. groken wil ever be remember by a. host 0f friends for her peasant smiledltnd us manner irl her ‘-