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To Study Treatment 0f Canada’: Indians

OTTAWA. Oct. 2d — (CP) — Rfisourcel Minister Glen said to- aln- in tbs Commons a myal com. mnslon or a conunlttee of the Commons will be set up to study the treatment. of Indians in Can- ada, including such questions as payment o! old age pensions. It was hoped a revision of the Indian Affairs Act. would be made next session.

Mr. Glen said it was hoped a re. vision of the Indian Affair-s Act would be made next session. but the Government had not yefude- aided whether a royal comm ion or a House conunittee would be set up to review the treatment of Indians and suggest what changes should be made.

He llwke on a resolution, spon- sored by Lt,_(7ol. DB. Harkness (PC-Ca gory East) urging that the Government consider the pay- ment of-old age pensions to Indians. support for the resolution came from all parties in the House and from representatives of various parts of the country.

tanadian; Mission To (in To Berlin

OTTAWA. Oct; 24 - (OP) - Maifien. Maurice Pope, iormegy

rank oi iieut. chant-general and appointed head of the Canadian mission to Berlin, ii \vas announced in the Commons‘ today.

Gcn. Pope already has left for Britain to talk with officials at Canadian military headquarters in London before going to the German Capital. _

Hon. Louis Si. Laurent. acting Secretary oi Stat-s for Plrtemal Affairs. said that. Gen. Pope's mis. slim would look after Canadian in- tersrts in Germany. _

Russian Divorce Rate Has Dropped

MOSCOW, Oct. zk-Russian div- orce: have dropped lay two-thirds the in month: since the on- nouircement of odicts designed to strengthen family ties, Moscow's 19.1."! comptroller, Vladimir Sukho- drcv, said today.

Coming Events

"Dance, Montague Friday. Web- ster's Orchestra. l0-23-3i.

Chicken Supper. Kelly's October 25th. ‘

Cross, 10-24-31.

“Masquerade dance ions Hall, Monday Oct. 25. l0 . “Show - Murray River Morr- day. / ioas-si.

"Show — Canoe Cove lfrliday.

"Show - Crapaud 'l'i1ursday, 0 P. M. 10-24-21.

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“Our Chick Fattener sure Livestock 10-4-8-04!

on tho finish. Agency-l

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21, most oi those waiting to book pas-

Of P. E. I.

I m. Provincial mm an tafl dost night was 0012.560. it was an- nounoed by headquarters in Char- lottetown The f was more zlaiaaroio 1&0 per cent, of ihgjgfilVihCfl

. ,, minirruun o ve. By districts the totals lam night were: Bulnm , 0808.300) Prince County outside, 008.250: Olnrlotto- town, 0170.860: Queen's County (guide, 046.060; King's County. ! In Nova Sootla ‘ music-x, Oct. as - (c?) -

Boosted by a 81.000000 91100431!!- tlon from the City of Halifax, hint/h victory loans; sales in Nova Bcotia today reached s8.0¢¢.'100 0r 31-40 per oom of the brovinciai objective. 551$ w individual; were 06.010400 at the end o! the third day 0f w!- vaasing.

Steelworkers and coal miners in the Caps Breton area were making heavy purchases, Bales at the Byd- ney steel plant avenged $246 per employee, while one of the Domin- ion Coal Company collierlel It New Waterford chalked up per caplta sales of aim. ao far.

In New Brunswick

SAINT JOHN, N.B., Oct. 24 —1 (C?) — Victory loan subscriptions in New Brunswick today amounted to 8.307.600 and raised the total to fi,141,460. The obiective is $77.- 600

Special names subscriptions in- clude: Atlantic susar Refineries Limited, Saint John. 0300.000; C01‘!- nors Brothers Limited, Black's liar, bor, $100,000; Ganong Bibi-TOYS! Idmrfed, st. stephen. 8100.000: Maritime Hospital Service Associa. tlon Blue Cross Plan. $30,000-

-~ Mllitain rut Pace

UITAWA, Oct, 24--(CPJ-An- swering the call to meet the Dom- inion's financial needs for the transition to a peacetime economy. Canadians have supported thc ninth victory loan to the tune of 0160660860 in the first two days of the drive and are maintaining the record pace. the National War Finance Committee said tonight.

Canvassers on the first dny of

the three-week drive Monday found subscribers for 875006.450. but Tuesday was even better, with $85,- 177,000 signed up by returning ser- vicemen, civilians, farmers, office workers and business corporations I and executives. ' This two-loans-ln-one effort for a minimum o! 11.500010 an- adais biggest, to date-was well a- head oi the eighth loan campaign last spring at the two-day mark. The 31625001350 total compared with Sl42,851,7ll0 at the correspond- ing point in the eighth drive. while Tuesday's total of 505177.900 was well above the 0751100450 slxhed up on the second day last time.

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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. THURSDAY, ocmaaazs, 194s

EN GLANF-li-fi WORST STOR

B. 0. Elsstlsn ls Being llsld Today

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vanoouvm, Oct. as - 4Q) —'l'he British Columbia Illness! #1000001 campaign ended tonight with candidates making their fin- 11-1 lllpeals for endoraation tomor- row when voters aelect 60 numbers for the Prtwlnd-Il Lfldatm-e- ‘s d provincial eneral election in ll . i

Premier John rt. leader of the Coalition Adm tion ufiiig another term. spoke in his home constituency of Victoria and Ear. old E. Winch. aiLyear-old loader of the C.C.l".. addressed a nesting in Vacouver last when he is a candidate for r election.

Home 400.000 persons are eligible to mark ballots tomorrow to elect 48 members from the 4i constitu- encies and leaders oi the two ma]. or groups have emphasized re- peatedly that the one main issue is capitalism or socialism. Polls are open from 1 pm. E..B'I‘.. (2

This picture shows tbs rnetho the farms of Mr. J. Sutherland Springfield. Lot 07.

4.9.11) to r am. Friday. new??? Homer Digger.

am. A5112). of 72 summers. To the Digger is Supporters of the Coalition Gov. which ride four men who attend ernment. f

armed by amalgamation of the Liberal and Conservative F0005 after the 1041 amoral elec- tlon. stressed the electors had to choose between "a sound business administration" and “a gamble in socialism."

C.C.F. speakers contended there never has been any “free enter- prise" as Coalition supporters des- cribe the present economic system and promised to institute public owwnership as far as is possible provdnciaily. |

When the British Columbia Le.‘ gislature was dissolved Aug. there were 30 members supporting!

the bagging of the potatoes.

In “Citizen

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them working for re-election.

Indonie-sians Determined To Have Independence

BY RALPH MORTON

i I i nxravra, Java. Oct. a4 —(AP)

lied Gross Shipped l8 Million Parcels To Prisnnsrs-Of-Vlsr]

ilndonesia to see "the W110 511110- TORONTO. Oce. 24 - (c?) -—ll.iOXl." u 1 Prlscnersmf-war food parcels; He promised an open 6001' P0- shlpped to Europe and the Far‘. icy as far a8 111F018" mvesmrs “e

esian Republic" declared

Dutch East Indies, British House oi Commons and the

4,000 Chinese t

From B. 0. To Leave For llhinai

I ———— I By KATHLEEN nnx ; VANCOUVER. Oct. 24- An estimated 4.000 British Colum- bia Chinese will leave for China as soon as ships are avuilabls. While

sage are older persons anxious to lsam what has become of homes and families, younger Chinese are looking forward to putting som their Canadian eduoa on pnrctice in the homeland.

"While I cannot say

e into

a large

number of young Chinese is going,

ada have been closed. Mr. Leather said. Dr. John '1‘. Phair. chairman oi

present nearly 550.000 blood donations were made 01 January, ma, to Aug. 2i, when the service ended. More dividulla made an or more dona-

East during the war totalled more‘ concerned." adding:

than 16,000,000. l-Ll-LlaeatherychairJ "We don't want to than? ‘in; man of the Prisonenof-war Par-‘Dutch into the 551% Y

cels Committee, said today at the maintain i110" 91101101111 mldmgs opening of a two-day meeting oi "here. ‘Phase thlnze 001'! 00 "(fumed the cen-tral council of the CB-fl- by 0 01004? Wm‘ i310 wifvhaeclued addan Red Cross Society. " Boekamoln an int-say; M why

All supplies allotted for shlp- every Indonesian unfler 31a “an p ment to prisoners have been dls- I collaborated with‘ e t? Itine- Pr" "t. $1.2: 2.2:“ .".:~;....;

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plan s t e y p and let us prepare ior indeilefldemtl under false r0 - Bu‘ “'9 tuned the tales on them. We prepared for the hour of liberty and then took the mater into our own hands. And no power on ear-h can take it from us."

Eoekarno saidhe had B98110 i110 last two weehs in Western Jnvl attempting to Dtevent hi5 nigpla from resorting to violence. He. and "great dlfflcuty." he added. try-

the National Blood Donor Com- mitted. told the delegates who re- all the Provinces that Canada

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Moosmv FARMING‘

The machine is doing a very satisfactory Job. at the rate of about one-half acre an hour.

Soatham Press Praises

Island M P. ’s Teamwork

.. - so th s r strln said 0n ‘"““"“ %°“““°“ “i‘é“‘é“<’§".-‘“ °“. ...“..ii2..2i".§§€°hn..“aa. aw position t ere were . . . mem b" 1 r Pun“ Edward mung Meal and one Lobonlmem 0 ° m the MJPY.‘

"Q15; from eastern Ontario or any other

section of Canada. on “now Pairllé - 1 t _ representatives shou

(liters and 15 otheréengihcilsilsescifi- cinoggrgig for the benefit 01' W"

m. the single mirage; bffdvgn;

_.President Soekarno of the "Indo- n today ma; "no power on earth" can stoP the independence movement 1n ‘he and said he would invite committees from the

United Siates congress to v15“

Read by Island Like the Dew

d used to harvest the potato crop. on McKay and Mr. Cedric L. Seaman, A tractor, driven by a 12 year old girl, draws an equipped with divided shovel, and operated by a youth

attached a Dahlman Potato Picker on to the removing of tops and etc, and

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‘the’! Coablgtionll Atgrininistirdagioriis gltllgzzéwtzct 1;’ (Sétxetcial) i151 grheairrtizfesbtfx gfptggffm 3m a ng en sec as er , — _ m“ .» 1 _ 1. as Conservatives and one as a 00114111041191‘ 0! We five-WP“. “mm members ’ prom‘ med “e

Citizen, ‘have no equals."

The lxey-noter or 1m Soutlram string went on w say that the Is. 1mm members in no way could be said to oppose benefits for any other section of the‘ country.

Indeed they had SIWBYS proved helpful. but they shone their brightest when it, came to "digging izntheir heels" for the Island.

While most MP5 from outside Ottawa rather shun meeting con. stituents when the voters visit 0t. tawa, the Prince Edward Island members have taken the opposite view.

They are inviting their people to look in on them on visits to Ot- tawa.

Set The Pace I‘

W. Chester S. MoLurc, PIOQTGS—' slve . Conservative member for Queens, has set the style.

For when Captain "Huck" O'Neill came to Ottawa. on his way back from Hong Kong. Mr. Mc- Lure sought him out.

He had a long chat with him inl Ottawa, and for his “iroublc" was “paid" by "Huck" in the form of a 50.yen..lapanese occupation note.

Majority 0f members take to 0t» tawa’s centnelblcck as if to an ivory tower, avoiding t/he folks from back home.

To do otheruiise comes high, for constituents, as tradition has. it. must be entertained for dinner in the Parliamentary restaurant where, while the food is excellent. the check can mount alarmingly. Not so with the Prince Edward‘ Islanders.

Grit and Tory alike. they assured "The Guardian" today that their door was open with the welcome mat outside for anybody from down home.

Prince Co. Member Quoted ' AS J. Watson MacNaushl, put it:

“We can't get back home from hem much during the szssion. To

Everybody

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ll. B. Police Seek Escaped Prisoners

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BY JACK I. IMITI

LONDON, Oct. 24 - (AP) Mountainous seas and lob-mile

SAINT JOHN, N. n, Oct, 24._‘ Police threw out a province-wide dragnet tonight for a fugitive de- scribed as one of the most dgnger- ous criminals ever arrested here. he man, who gave his name 1510f seafront Morgan, 22, and his ad- to

. broke out of the following a sent»

wns today in Britain’; storm in 20 years.

once yesterday a. charge o illegally possessing liquor.

The fugitive was overpowered m a city bus Monday night despite

850m; w resist with a lowed n“ oritles closed the road.

shaken by a mine explosion.

Al. least, three persons were klllfll as the storm. already rag- "18 ill‘-0 its second night, spread new ruin along the battered 500th Coast. Weathermen fore, out anollher 24 hours of the gales W have paralysed English Channel shippi

Carrying housebreaking tools. Pol-‘ ice said they planned further ac- tion ln the case as a result qt’ re. cent house breaks here I I

rig. Huge concrete

World Security

Becomes Fact

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24 - (AP)

he United Nations World Sec- urity Organization became a 13¢; at mad P.M. EST. (5;45 PM, A-s 7-) today when Sitate Secre. tflry Bymes signed a protocol of deposit of ratiflcatlons,

The signing followed the deposit; of ratification documents earlier in the day by Poland. the Ukrainian

the beaches when the seas moderate."

steel television tower in London Brushing six houses, was injured.

. uthnmpton Tluesday night;

ehsers was forced to turn back

a uxlliary schooner

the total of nations completing ac-

Braintree. Essex, and tion on 29

the charter to the required

of her Hastings home.

lleveal Story 0f Stats Department issued this‘

Canada has not yet completedi formal ratificatitln 0f the charter niinoush the measure already has been approved by unanimous vote ggglillc oftgommons. Remain. 98158 yes lJs are ex ted shortly, p“

m, N. B. Veneer Plant 115*- of the 29 nations whose do

of ratification brought the charter- SAINT JOHN, N.B., Oct. 34 _ fognallir/ inétlal effect: juPi - The story oi’ how Canada the lnalliud Sims. France, Russia, Veneers Limited here became the n e tates. worlds largest producer or aircraft 41891101110. BIB-Iii. veneer during the war year; was Chile. Cuba. Czechoslovakia, Den- revealed today. The plant Qxpqnd. Irrzzlargrh DominlcaniRlepublic, Egypt, ed until 500 employees turned on; vador. Halt, Iran. Lebanon. 4.000.000 square reel oi veneer a Luxembourg, New Zealand, Nicar. week. New Brunswick birch ivns 118110. Paraguay. Philippines Pol--.transfonned into paper-thin wood, gllliuijufni Arabia. Syria. Turkey. Bilbseqiiently manufactured into 0 "- 0» Y_118°618l’18- plywood for mosquito bombers, In addition. the Department said gliders. Dontoons. torpedo

Iand rescue craft. ti; llillgwlngtulgovernments have ____.._..__ D9 9 I‘ ' t t-i . 111011811 they "gavecitrofilyetagegzisitzld Greeks To Purchase U101!‘ documents in Washingion.

Canadian Corvettes

Costa R100. Greece. Vile Union of South Africa, Ethiopia, India. Mex. loo. Colombia. Australia. Venezuela, Bolivia, Liberia and Peru.

The first meeting of the assembly of the new organization is schecl. ulcd t0 be held in London 1n 99¢. ember.

Negotiations are in progress be. tween Canada and Greece for the purchase of a number of Canadian LOGO-ton corvettes, War Assets Corporation officials confirmed ‘here today.

Commenting on a dispatch from Athens yesterday quoting Michael Pesmatzoglou. Greek undersecreta. ry for finance, that Canada had offered to sell Greece 20 ccrvcttcs.

BUILD AIRPORT AT ST JOHN

SAINT JOHN. N. B.. Oct. 24 __ (CB-Steady progress was report- ed today in preparations for es- tablishment of a $5,000,000 munici- pal airport near Loch Lamond. Purchase of required properties has practically concluded, and act- ual construction work is expected to start early newt spring.

action was in th-s discussion stage. Mr. Pc-smatzoglou said that if the offer vrere accepted,

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slip back once is the most. we usu- nlly could hope for. from the way ,

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Subscription Delivered. "l". 01-00: other Provinces A ILIA, IMO.

M IN YEARS

an hour gales waslizd deadly stray‘ mln-ss ashore over a ‘rimlle stretch and flooded holiday worst

Four mines exploded under the. of three months on cliffs of the Isle of Wight- shat.

boring nearby windows, and another live uine was hurled ashore onto a coastal road near Brighton. Auih. The town] of Abbotsbury in Dorestshire uns-

' “dragons. teeth," part of the local coastal defences near Eastbourne, were undermined

I | 1>¥_the seas, and were tilted or gigs as though by an artillery

0&9. So far none of the mirm had caused serious damage, bug a ma“. Ward officer said “we may find littered with them

Winds knocked down a 200,190; but no one

‘I've steamer Hantonia which left

for the Channel Islands with 335 D1135-

Lifeboat crews from shore mailed a man and his wife when their sank in St.

an 80-year. 01d woman was crushed when the chimney crashed through the roof

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MONTREAL, Fbct. 24 — (C?) -—‘

a W.A.C. spokesman said the trans-lfigifihdogkxlmnm temperammh Ivancouver 4.4, 49; Greece's‘ , coastwise shipping problems would mronw 32' 44' Ottawa

33-00.

Mines Drift Ashore Adding To Troubles

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lSsvsn New Baronies flreated In England

LONDON, Oct. 24 - (C?) —- Creation of seven new Baronies. increasing the Labor Government's representation in the House of LLords where the Conservatives pre- dominate, was announced tonight.

The anrouncement said the King lhad conferred the peerages on tho [advice of Prime Ministerhttlee.

lt added: "These creations are not made as political honors or rzwarcm. They constitute a wholly exceptional measure of state policy designed to increase the reprensent- ation of the Government in the House of Lords to an extent. suf- ficient to insure that the business of the Upper House is conducted with proper dispatch and effici- ency."

Receiving the baronies were:

Admiral Birr ludward Evans - "Evans of the Broke" - a title h earnedin i917 when his destroyer, the Broke, and the destroyer Swift defeated six German destroyers off - Dover. During this war he was in téhazgo of the civil defences of Inn.

on.

Georgy Muff, 08. son of s. collier, who left school at the age of 10 to work in a woolen mill.

William Plercy. 59. a member of the London stock Exchange.

RC. Morrison. Labor naembe 0f the House of Commons for Tot- tenham North.

Robert Samuel Theodore Chorley,

and white Russian Repub1,cs_ and Ives Bay in Gomwall. professor or commercial and in. the-Soviet Union. A flacn-cle felled "hv the gale dlletrial law at Iondon University. These four dowmenLs brought killed m eightJear-old hoy at Aleiwnder P1101011 Llndm- mas-

tier of Balliol College at Oxford and author of several books on de. rnocracy and economics.

Alexander Palmer. gen- eral seeretary of the Comperative Union.

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EUYHIA, Oct. M-(AP! IM-yesr-old téliet American civil war,

PHILAD

-Chnrles D, Barney, veteran of died last ni

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MEIPEORDLOGICAL SERVICI 24 — (GP) --Min

Edmonton 36, 46; Regina 24, 48; Winnlpegao26, 14650; Montreal 34, 43: Quebec 3d, 40E Saint John 38, Moncton 36 40; Hal- ifax 41, 45; Charlottetown 38, 42;

,Sydnev 45; Yes-mouth 39. M.

FORECASTS:

bowel‘ Si. LNUIiO easterly winds: cloudy followed by showers.

Lake St. John: Easterly wind: mostly cloudy and quite cool; fol lowed by light. snow or rain.

Gulf and Bay Chaleur ans North Shore: Fresh northeast and east. winds; partly cloudy and cool.

Maritime West-Fresh north- erly winds: partly cloud! ll"!

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Maritime East: Strong 110115‘ cast and north winds; cloudy m“; m], with light showers.

lglg afternoon at 2.06

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"Bunt sets this agtlenrnrogn tats $05110 ornorrow m a - -

w! rter moon October 27.

Last qua glde eighteen min-

: has-h and coo‘.

I one. .. b i s f th Hous is shaping F . . ——-— a survey of blood needs was en- ing to restrain the extremist lead. u? n" ° 8 ° I of ( fltlclsfn

i. wgdg Dance and Social I do know that some in Vancouver v by m, cmmitug, The ers." -- m; M- e m; h; 105a touch g, 5t e’ school‘ mnqay are lanning to return as soon as D 5m, h‘ . 5 ‘” ~‘ w, 8‘ “WM,