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     CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1953 
     
    
   
   
    
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     U. N; CONSIDERS TAKING KOREAN TROOPS OUT OF o LINE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Queen Rides In State In Little Coronation Ceremonylnhee May 
     
    
   
   
    
     Young Conservatives Hold 
     
     Rally in Charlottetown 
     
    
   
   
    
     Leader of the Opposition, who of- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dedicalidi . 
     
     Service Held 
     
     In AncieiilgKirlt 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Prime Min.ister To Open 
     
     New Siside Raceway 
     
     On. Afternoon Of July 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     To lIisitP.E.l.July18 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A Compromise; 
     
     inemoiistrations lngseoul 
     
    
   
   
    
     LONDON, iAPi-The United Na. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     itinns is thinking of laying to re-iorew   
     
    
   
   
    
     place South Korea": front-line 
     
    
   
   
    
     itronps W'ltl1 foreign forces in order 
     
     . to safexziiarrl any truce agreement, . . ' u y 
     
     iinfornled sources said Wednesdavl 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mr. W.Cs. MacDonald. Bum- med ms ------1- --n . . . 
     
     - - en,-amt” t th . i I l.ifnimani.s sad the idea . 
     
     nmsmi ii? Y”-electlgd Welsh Young Conszrvgatlvesa fgfiiuihg ex? 1 EDl-lIo1ri3oIrmGtHs;CtIlFTM gutter".   Th" 513-” 3”,” L011” 311 11'iUi- K?l'lCllv in the .(llld,V stage as onel (”.”wA' 10" ” C”"”i””m 
     
     ti9i1i- 0 9 91”? '0li''e53V9 cehehce of theh. meetmg and T3 , 5 0, 9 3"i1 W"! 051' exit. Prime Miilister of Canada, of several steps which might helm””"35 1” '11" M31'”1m'?8 and 
     
     conservatives at the largest an- me” organizational ablmyg He red in procession for the first time . will be present and will officially .talu-n to solve. the Korean crisis. Quebac 1'” Gmrg” D7"? P71” 
     
     nual meeting ever held by the spoke Duchy on me opponunhy in 131 Yell”: Wednesday as the   open the new summemde Race- The UN how ,5 contemmtmg ah gressive Conservative leader. wort 
     
     group at the party headquarters armed the party to Mn the com Queen rode in splendor through: way an the huerhooh 0; July 15;, .mo,.,g ,.hh,..h. on hwmg ,0 pug announced Wednesday night lj 
     
     .'v'8Bi9i"-18y l1'-91'1i00l1- A highly 80- mg election and Called on nu ma. Edinburgh to the old gray kirk of , This announcement was made suade President Synizman Rhee toi pa”-"' h53vdQi-'l1”l911i 
     
     thuslastlc izatherlns heard an- ,9... to support the” clmhdms 3i-1611” , WAKEFIELD, QM, (09.4. myinte last evening by Mr. J. Wat- accept lllc Allied l'0l'5i()l'l of an. Dims end meetings: 
     
     isggllmrrlpogif 132:8 egpigegegortwag all the way. 13:11:: 33:1  rmw:h:e:rna' year-old girl rescued her three. son MacNaught. Q. C., Liberal hniiorahla setflt-iliciit with the: lzdug  Jungulzller Q1119? -7111? 
     
     " -' , 0 - - . ' didt f P" C t, i mimii isis. 1 - U9 R11 6'V15; .iil)' -. 
     
     coming Federal election. edTh;?e:?eli2;3; l:f:re1)'1fI::1::;1si5 Eilgecrfh niversary of the Battle of Bamlock-.i'l:r :x5,(:ptC9Ll;:?ou:r1ed;le5(::,i)gsygfzlll 31;) lh;:wo(:,:ing I;;rl1e:1eeralouEle:uo1I:)' (gohh,”K,,,...ah hhom now hO1d.Campbelt.on, N. B.. and Bathuirst. 
     
     Nmnd Mme ma” ” hmonw neth Anderson, St. Peters. Kings bu-glhebggientiscom nlld Engush general store and residence atlwh” CBi'1”19C1 01" 1ieK0il3i10l15 WW1 ”b"”7' 'l"l'”11”1'l 0' '1'”? KWe811lNU B: Juiy 14' ii-ndenlcmn 3" 
     
     C” 9” 59" '39 1” "mi Ottawa through which the Prime lifiiiir line. They would be in a 55”” -Will. -1ulyla.Moncton,N.B., 
     
    
   
   
    
     president was Mr. RR. Bell, K.C.. 
     
    
   
   
    
     County: Bennett Carr. Oyster 
     
    
   
   
    
     nearby Cayamnnt Lake, 13 mile-si 
     
    
   
   
    
     cathedral seemed to many the l'llf)s'l' . 
     
     1 miles. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Minister's schedule on his visit to 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ;m.qh;oh tn can-y ,,h th, Wm. Mterjand Summer-side, P. E. I., and Char- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     . Bed Bridge. Queens County and st - . west of this town mid 43 
     
    

    
     , i , gnlflcant. of is kl d . soot- .- . . .. .. ,l tt t ' - v ' 
     
    

    
       George Key, Jr.. Summerside, land and Ehztalnd h,ner,:(;n(lTuO the northwest of Ottawa. tplmce Edllard I513"? M” b” Ti" H” , Hitg or E t7UCP' That lsllxgfldeomdill. iJ"ul)Br'tim. -Sit-r ilgmgf 
     
     prince chumy, Mr, John Sm... United Km dom i 170-7 The hmhhng was mmed m, Lulltered so as to permit him to of- il.l3', the Alles want to 1 -- 3 I; -1 Bella 5 .- - -. 
     
    

    
     LL.. ihurst. Marshfield. is the trea- K n ' cieii Gravelle. Cause of tlteiblazeinciau-V "99" Hi” 1”” MW "ch Juhly gv8'sK.er3W11IIe2bNhtS'b1IVflll Ola” 
     
    

    
     "Dance. Cardigan Hall, '1')-run- surer and Mr. Lloyd MacPhail, Anon” symbol. which caused s20,000 damage waaimly al 5”mm"5lde' .. . FREDERImlON' (oPl"S” Amhi ?5f.,,.;.,.,;,,h..'  '3”. glleycglxij 
     
     day. June 25th. Aid of Bali Team. NeAil:1Haven. the secretary. my hnohh The. time of the official opening ibald Nye, tabovei United Kingdom 0'11" Wiiiplitliioiil magny due 'i.mety Qhe gt 
     
    

    
     ditlonal members of the exgcu. whhe Mr? Gmvehe and his whevwlll be arranged so as not to ln- high commissioner to Canadau - ' " ' " i 
     
     "Dance, yew” Ha”, Brgckley tlve from the counties are. Kings; ofTh:n:g2g”&5,tZ:;,:'mgg;,&.x;?;:(;? made their way am of the huhdgiterfere with the events at Char- opens .1 three-week Maritime tour ', But further complications face tII:a';,::1;1'tt1er'g!011-K3lr:gu:;kaA11T(iQui:t 
     
     peach. Friday night, guy (tsoffllrg, Rollo Bay; Alvin W”, 135'. cmned 1” procession m'hhg' with three of meh. four chhdgtlsottetown in connection with Mr. hare July l3. He will be aoconi- t.i.?I:'f:n:(PJ:xI ,2-F011;:-;.nn.:lae1t;;ts vrviethcfolgcgs Rlvierg du LOUD Que MA Rim: 
     
     urge, L ems; George wright. 1822' G Iv T1 . t.n,,L the Cmvche-S "hm, Hu ugh, t. Laurent's visit to the Capital. partied by Lady Nye. -" X - V 0- PH f S ' ' " ” 
     
    

    
     use, Vernon mver pyayl Log 55 hlhftoniagugi Emexigoii Johnstone, Of lb-l'V&.gglFriIl1i:i cI..DwnlE)Il-P1;(l)tl1eSdl.:vjLaf0nd' ggopsd through the gmokgi it at the new rlaceway is iilitts-p tin-as-, t'l.iys lie;-9 he vvltlg ;iTI0plhl;(Ilgll;i;t :hlglnsl:u(tIl'1lCsI'ElODrf;:an:Vl'!lI:.t Cgirli-::(l.;Qhl;t;6r;)J;igy 22Q(l?;rorrhyl.lyQu;; 
     
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     H511. Tlii11l5d3l;i-1-Y 11 Murray Hlfrrbouit Ngrtfd  worn by King Roberhthe 3,-ucfv hlslnd carried Jean Guy to safety. ntinued on page 15. Col. 5 11,,rmce ag:m,m,d"'mand hlmgslllgrg ms... ,0 nbhy ,, UN command order Victorlaville, Que., Nloolet. Que, 
     
     ' 450-year-old sword with a 39-incli NOVA Scout to huh hm of the from hne-A) and Three Rivers. Que: July 24. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Lawn party at Argyle Shore 
     
     .-rhonl Friday. June 26th, Argyle 
     
     Women's institute. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Regular Dance. Wlnsloe Sla- 
     
     tion l-lall. Thursday, June 25th. 
     
     Good music. Canteen service. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Dance in St. Peter's Legion 
     
     Hall. Friday. June 26th. Ch.-iisson's 
     
     -ncht-sti'a. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "see Cardigan Variety Concert 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 .v . - 4 l . - - killeti - 
     
    

    
     1,, mm, pond H311 Mommy, June during the meeting with the prln- E””'”' "M mm "W" " ”"den' as being seriously injured, passedlR- Bwlml '” 0"”” ll” g Mi? imp; mom honorable to the United 
     
     ':9th. Dance after. I I amWmr"f,-'l-.."r-n- W”il' "11" moms ;swny last evening at the Char-IWM," h15,5i'bi"'! Jiji lilrhlrr Cit!-All-t The in-year-old le.ader.flu.rig hlaismtey. Rhee "M? 
     
    

    
     h Oil nil On D28 00 -l Vlonetown hospital, Kmhd almhsged in a. field in Liiicnlnshire, Ensz- matmilre against. an inlpendinzl hhkwg j 
     
    

    
     "Klnkura hall. graduation liinniedlately in the accident iverrgllialid. the RCA? disclosed Wcdn05- , nl'l1l.S'lCC out. over tiled ilitllillyl ' 
     
    

    
     . I h-, .  - . -.i av. narkrri lliroiina thun erousy . 
     
    

    
     itnca Tuesdnl. lune 30th. Lowell 1 1! wife, Mn Trainer, and then. TM Thwdhti crflsll was an- ,.h.,mmz his dmmahc hhpehmnchsuew   
     
    
   
   
    
     ii tiai he.t . 1 . 
     
     U” are fl  Mr. Frank -I-minor W” aboutinntiliced earlier in England. ihh the stem of the wax-.5can-ed, 
     
    

    
     "Unloading car Ful-O-Pep calf, Iseiientv-three years of age. and Omcms said Hi? "Bah Qfcufggd PiiP1i"1.   
     
     msal, Ful-O-Pep calf pellets and had been in ill health for about.'dl"m” T fnrmmmn M 1' 9' A 1”” MW mmm mmm smlm 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fill-O-Pep calf starisr. lilllii Bros. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Ca-ntral Royalty, phone 3094. I S  0-0  ee   hm, Mr. and MN Hum .h.R.mr',r Bcdti'.'ds' planeg did not f,.r..d i... mp people of Cdzechm orrawa, vcpimxrhg Fjnnnpq 
     
     L-...L . g ,Chh..10h,,h,.,m. E,hm.h.d M 5L1'!lll-"lIlP- 1' line ii”F0li'il'd Mill slnv  Poland and China.' Rhee Department. announced Wednesday 
     
    

    
     "Indian River club, ..-h,,...,' g ,gg,.ginn.ML.....w--.. lnumhm-5 Uhlvemm he had h,m;BM'iiii- l:iiiFS-- Wlifi" 1" liilil iliiii told the flat:-waving: miiltitiides. that an eighth series of Canada; 
     
     at the Drama Festival Cup will romp llantl. Mr. G.V.R. Murtv and Mr. an accountant 1;. ms yoummtdeep into it hean field. damnizlnz; In cities ihroughmit South Korea. sevlngis bonds will be offered the 
     
     present their play in Fort Aug- A very successful year "both K. V. Paul of India. idam !iii'0 nearby P0iinRP3- h 'l'.ilzP, throngs expected .to total public in October. . . 
     
     ustua Hall Frlt-lav. June 26. profit.-wise and from the stand M n...” R? an t M", -I-minor W3, f,,,m,.,h. Mm? F0 mdald 35- W” M11103-Pii morn than 1.000.000 jammed the, Payroll savings plan errands- 
     
     Hgwg pmm of servmy. was reported by It I D Enmmth Em” of Ha-mpmn ,ln Ottawa. Last. September he was S3...-W; in yosponse to it gnvern- menu for bands hr. mtw bnhg 
     
     lggg,hA; ggg ,;.tnari'ird to the fnrnicr Jane NVCl0(ll1ngnf. can for a mighty show of uggd by hppmxjmhmy 3,950 fh-m. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Remember the regular Thurs- 
     
     day night dance. Mount Stewart 
     
     Legion Hall. Rollie McKenzie orch- 
     
     estra. Canteen service. 
     
    

    
     "Mt. Ryan Dramatic Club pre- 
     
     ai-nt "Rose of My Heart". Tracadie 
     
     Hall. l-Tiday. June 26th. Sponsored 
     
     by Glenroy W. 4. O 
     
    
   
   
    
     "L. 0. L. and L. O. B. A. Ham 
     
     and Salad supper, Hartsville Hall. 
     
     Friday. June 26th. serving at 6 
     
     o'clock. 
     
    

    
     "Come to Turkey and salad Sup- 
     
     per. Crapaud 1-fall, Wednesday. July 
     
     lat. sponsored Crtxpaud United 
     
     Church. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Pantry Sale at S, A. MacDon- 
     
     ald's Saturday. .lune 27th, at 12 
     
     o'clock. suonsored by Long Creek 
     
     W. l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Queens County: Alfred MaoGau- 
     
     ghey, Bonshaw; Vernon Hill, New 
     
     Haven; Andrew Macmte, Wlnsloe; 
     
     Preston Gillis, Beatonla Mills; and 
     
     John Morris. Charlottetown. From 
     
     Prince County are Plus Peters. Du- 
     
     var; Emerson Bmallman, 0'l..eary; 
     
     Ray Farrell, Lot 18: Layton Green. 
     
     Albany; and Errol Laughliii, Sher- 
     
     brooke. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Resolutions 
     
     Several resolutions 
     
    
   
   
    
     were passed 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Malcolm Reeves at the fourth 
     
     annual meeting of the Island Co- 
     
     on services, Co-operative Associa- 
     
     tion, Lld., held ye-sterdey,at the 
     
     Dominion Experimental Farm. 
     
    

    
     The following directors were ap- 
     
     pointed; Mr. Louis McGuire. Mr. 
     
     Malcolm Reeves, Mr. Wilson Shea 
     
     for three years and Mr. Cyrus 
     
     Gallant for two years. 
     
    

    
     Mr. W. H. McEwen general man- 
     
     agar of the Maritime Co-op. stress- 
     
     ed the need of using the Co-op 
     
     label. By so doing, he said, a. 
     
     great saving could be realized 
     
     which could be passed on to the 
     
     housewife and at the same time 
     
     eliminate the trouble of handling 
     
     several brands when one would 
     
     suffice. 
     
    

    
     Mr. C. M. Ma.oI..ean, manager of 
     
     the Charlottetown Co-op told the 
     
     meeting that the new system of 
     
     centralized advertising had done 
     
     gruit things for the Co-op stores 
     
    
   
   
    
     iSuctessfidTttir Reported All 
     
    
   
   
    
     blade, and a lath century sceptre 
     
    

    
     The regalia are kept in a stone- 
     
     vaullccl crown room of Edinburgh 
     
     Castle and never allowed to leave 
     
     Scotland. 
     
    

    
     The Queen topped off 14 hours 
     
     of Royal duties by going to a late- 
     
     nlght ball given by her green-clad 
     
     archer bodyguards. - . i 
     
    

    
     It was almost midnight when . 
     
     the younir Queen drove up for the 
     
     ball. smillntz and still fresh. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Following are excerpts from the l  
     
     report of the manager, Mr. Jerome. 
     
     O'Brien: . 
     
    

    
     The past year has been one of. 
     
     greatly increased volume. I ven-l 
     
     tured to 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     mention that. our izoal' 
     
     for this meelingv was three millioril 
     
     sales one year ago. We can report 
     
     that we have exceeded this goal V 
     
     by several hundred thousand. This I 
     
     increase represents a. variety of Tlie.lni.e Mr. Carl Trainor, 29, 
     
     expanded services. Today we haveone of the three .victims of ilic 
     
     six departments within Island automobile accident at Bonshaw 
     
     O0-op Services: 1. Potatoes, Tur- Tuesday nizht. His mother. Mrs. 
     
     nlps, Bags, and Fertilizer; 2. But-.Frank Ti-riinor. 69. was killed at 
     
     ter. Eggs. and Hatchery; 3. Fish;;the time of the accident, and his 
     
     4. Wholesale Groceries. Seedspfather. aged 74, died in hospital 
     
     sprays, etc; is. Plumbing, I-leat.'l,vesterda.y from hi: injuries. All 
     
     log. and Equipment; 6. Insurance,ithree were from Charlottetown. 
     
     All departments have showed a 
     
     net profit with exception of in- 
     
     surance. A proflt in this depart- 
     
     ment cannot -be expected when 
     
     much of the revenue derived from 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     Results 
     
    
   
   
    
     From Bonshaw Accident 
     
    
   
   
    
     son. Carl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Cont.iniiedV(oVn page l5,-Col. 6 7 
     
    
   
   
    
     Later he will tour 
     
     reiiirn to New Bl'llllSM'lCl( by the 
     
     Bay of Fundy ft-rry July 30, and 
     
     leave the Maritlmrs A112. l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ltcanatllan Airman 
     
    
   
   
    
     A third victim was added to tho. 
     
     fatality list in the car accident at: 
     
     Bonshaw Tuesday when Mr.! 
     
     Frank Trainor, reported yesterdayt 
     
    
   
   
    
     Killed In England 
     
    
   
   
    
     CTM OTTAWA, tCPi--F0. J. .l 
     
    
   
   
    
     lmirty yea”. HP was ,1 mm of theifllght disappeared into clouds and Km-ha to ma 4-ham? dgghnpr hug. 
     
    
   
   
    
     inf Chatham, N B. 
     
    
   
   
    
     OTTAWA. tCPi - The l"ishrr- 
     
     ios Department. announced today 
     
     that fishermen: indemnity fund 
     
    
   
   
    
     legislation, passed at the last ses-lg "LL 
     
     iMason1c Grand 
     
     Session Here Yesterday 
     
    
   
   
    
     slon of Parliament. will become 
     
    
   
   
    
     leffective .liily 6 in New Brunswick. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Nova Scotia and Prince Edward 
     
     island and Jilly 13 in Newfound- 
     
     land and Quebec. 
     
    

    
     A special group of department 
     
     officials will make appraisals of 
     
     vessels under the insurance sys- 
     
     tem. 
     
    

    
     The fund covers vessels ranging 
     
     in value from .5250 to 87.500 and 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     iFishermenls Insurance 
     
     iP1an Effective July 6 
     
    
   
   
    
     ltlmas at the opening of the fall 
     
     llobster season in Nortllilmberlnnd 
     
     lstralt between Prince Edward Is- 
     
     .ltmd and the mainland. 
     
    
   
   
    
     M.W. Bro Douglas D. Marlaarrn 
     
     of M.-mt.agiio was elected Grand 
     
    
   
   
    
     Berthler, Que, and Jollette, Que; 
     
    

    
     July 25. St. Jerome, Que, St. Eus- 
     
    

    
     tache. Que: July 26, Ottawa 
     
    

    
     rean president and try to win him 
     
    

    
     over to a truce. l 
     
     Rhee's hint at a possible com- 
     
    

    
     promise was given in a radio inn 
     
    
   
   
    
     A t'l9('.l5iOl'l to replace them with 
     
     i'.N' fmces almost, certainly would 
     
     lll”.'lll a need for reinforcements. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I Di-monalrhtlon In Seoul 
     
    
   
   
    
     V SEOUL, (AP)--"We. want to fight 
     
          
     
    

    
     9- "11 - d "M. R.ob.t 's cm in v 
     
     the hnnciredr of thousands demon-ihheh rmw c;r,.fS,2,5 :0 5T;zmm:nn 
     
     .sll'.'ii.11jg agaiiist. a triwe in thisiof mm peace talk may be mm” 
     
     third anniversary of the Koreanimnre agreeable to Us End per, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     defiance of any truce that would 
     
     ioawi the country divided. 
     
    

    
     N School children began marching 
     
     in Seoul as early as 7 am. 8 pm. 
     
     ,Wr-dne.stln,v EDT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     across the countrv. representing as 
     
     per cent. of all establishmcnta 
     
     employing more than 100 person 
     
     Sales of the seventh bond serl 
     
     as of June 15 totalled 3:!72,000.000. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (HE 
     
     HAPPY MAN 
     
     FORGETS HALF 
     
     iv l-W. l-lEARs 
     
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     i Leaves Door Ajar 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' SEOUL, rapt -Syngman Rhee 
     
     has left the door ajar Wednesday 
     
     tnr compromise as President Ei- 
     
     senlhoworis special envoy hurried 
     
     here to face the bulky Smith Ko- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' nzissirinrof Vl-Qlnl-is-l-epol'lA.hy-(OE 
     
     lorrimata officers and committee 
     
     jrhalrmeri. The Grand chaplain. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     "Mont Pl t i 1, in in 1 insurance nly becom. ll bl - -. , . 
     
     their 3-alcxtue eomeda.t').'"s"A  Oli g:trf1i?:rtiisllfl)B llll1d5l1llimgindtl?eac:e!(i 111 39C0i1d oiiiid l:l1l1'delit'iiIlYa3niiE:t' P-'lR15- 1n'"lii0i”3l ' -Vi-"illli l-7" i"'""1.””" "9 "M D" rem 0! !hFll:f'asl'('P(lr itnifRQf::ll11Cs:)rl1LPFrl't:,;? Iisl1rifliriMil'   p'II?i:Il'Al((:l1ll. c:,:dNli(iot:iell!ln: 
     
     Made Family" in York Hall. Frl- sales. beginning operations. sales have niei. Mnrlemto Cnzzstwvatwe imdt-r1i'P-W15 i'"1”"- 1"””'”””-l' "" i."”” tn: we-itxv-onziiih 'mmu.ai Cnm- off" for iiPl"Pillnlfil'li The dinner 
     
     lily. June 26th at 8:30. Thirty three delegates from is 1i1CF5115Ci1 Bleliili iii 93011 depart-.1l'1ih 2" y""l.5' p””"memary IMF )5 mdpn mm Ofrmn npprgmd lllllliltidiitiillnl (it-and Lndce winvnlqt llin (lliainfllfelnllinl Hotel was 
     
     --M Co-ops as well as 48 visitors were ilieiii Willi 9X09l7ll0ii Of flsli l?i'0-l”xp”i9”C9' ”””'"l w”l”9s"”y M up an m ms” n 5””! Ami ' l.d l KL. ' T"ulplc.i' . '. i . . i 
     
     "All Taxes due Elmwood School. present. Among the visitors were i11"7'oi- 111 ivlii-9 ii6Diii'lmel'lt We al't'.l”13l"' '0 "V i” "id Fl'"m'” lmgitnp of mm! mall 30 I?" W” 0fi::1l::l'lxri(lylFlClil:illl1VT(i5IE'ii(::NilC K 1iiiiilwliiirnrllfraill-rid1ePd Gland Mmter 
     
     notnaid by June 27th. will besent Mr. Anslcm Cormier of st. Francis iiiii limping along. We feel timticrlng cabinet crisis. l.i'a1"”v ”" ”””""””l M” be 35 Gralld imirtf was opened in 'R,,,'.,.P,,,., M. ,,'.,,d, in H... 
     
     in for collection. Eugene McQuill- Xavier University extension dept. 11 19111 -''91”l'199 9311 be Plilliiied iii;  ” 1"" mm" M repair cosh wmch ex" Ample F1f')l'fnOni in am hv the (fmhh t,h.,...ag 'hd,h.eq h, ,h, ,,.l ,. 
     
     Ml. Secretary of School Trustees. He was conducting three Asiatic ””"ke'm3 fish pmd”C”- Tho” "rel WASHINGTON" "HM "Th" U"”'ice:;-(l whee 30 (pm cgemlygminl-zmmh Vi W Gtiiiid Master. Fl-rd l 3011 i';l:' 'lfl(l'7ifiii inf lliIiiRnval High-i TORONTQ '(-Ti Mlmml”. . : 
     
     .n-e. students on a tour of co-operative some real obstacles such as sen--ed States is rrnoi'tc:l izciiring finnll .19 liiiiii-W11 i T Sm . T 3.m. i .1. . ti 1 -i ll (:' d tlfiicrrs and .  .' '  J O l .' I i . :1 maximum tnnipcratiims. " 
     
     "Come to the Dance at Fortune movements. The atiidents were! T."f1,g”',”d"Ci10i1 Mid iiilnlire. But aizrecment for use of Siiliilidh 1l”il'l1l:.lfh  ;,:lilhH:?;:.,;1?,?s:::, h'4i,:,K.mixziifriiilitivrtis olnniito 5lll)(ll'fllll- h1.l:::,i;(!vl1r:s11I:)ili1k(:imlli:dg1l':l'ItK ix1m).',:1:1q" Mm. wax.  
     
     Bridge Hall. Friday. June 20th. Mr. Paul Ying Tavora. of Thai- Contlnu.-eidts-i-1.1:-'aMgTe is Col 3i.Tl”d Mr Mrs m mm" fl". m'gc' --n-' ---v--- a;'".;. - ate lndizt-s iinml. a rmillllliailoll of the bnl'iClln"”lVl” ' 53 .3 
     
     Music by Les Alexander and his - .scalc military and ccononiic aid. Th, hm,-hih, goginn vi;-is drvnl- hP,...,.,,,. .h, RN11 H,,m,h,,h, nndlkdrlnria ,,,,, .. -i7 v 
     
     band. Dancing 9.30-12.30. I . . -. farm Income ,,, ,0 ,.n,,.,,,. ,,.,,,,...,. ,,,....,,.,,,,, Hm”-mm. MM m.MWd Wim,,....... 5.1 . 
     
     -- New CB B      at    - - -. . ..-A  r :1 . 
     
     Very important meeting for  elected linlrin Patii1ii.m npt-its . m, 1.1,, memd .."5.,.,. "ml .h,, Shh. thtintiniihri on page is co. hrmm J 4. 
     
     ;':teAp''y'” 0' "'9' dmrm Ml . today with no l'i”.lllRfll2.(;(i c'i'..:l'.(:i::rl- OTTAWA iCPi -Fnriiicrsl cashf- -- 1 -I i v" V ' T T WT' O " 'T tvinip:-g 7: .2 
     
     Aw"-””5il"s':loo”"iiii”ilniiiiiiiRegulations Are Issued :.::i.. '.?.-.:I.i:."t-e... ...:..::..::.::.:i:;”';::.:ir.i;::d.:2..i.2:21?"f::.  - ' T.?.".”;T'f we . ta 1. i 1 
     
     llall. Please alien . - 1 gap" goV(il'lllT.."ni. to ride out, t.lie'm-oh or 533,700,000 (mm ;55hh'0M: ll   E allrliiinrilreall . 5': '73 
     
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     "show M0r:if';.h hm MT" Tm--rtsummer m""h5' ' ""9 1”” "'”- the NW3" ” 3'3”, J lQ""h9" 48 L4 
     
     . . ity and OTTAWA. (OP)-The one baud! hfoush in the new 1-egulgtiom, mt ------v-------w lstict, reported Wpdnegdnv, i !;..,.- mm , ill 
     
     Saturday. ”l'd Climb the Highest of governors Wednesday issued new.h'id 5"" Giinnttlv opposed by the Bubstailtlnlly smaller wheat pav-I ' v 7 
     
     llountain". This is an excellent regulations governing main broad. Canadian Association of Broadcast-   merits and rt-duct-d returns from! i Hnllirtx   1?! 
     
     Dlcture. pasting. in Canada. easing some M er-:. ziplokesman for most of the I the sale of potatoes, tobacco andl  I . ...n G: 
     
     res.rct.ions on advertising con- PT Vi G.V'0Wll0d8lIti0ns. as hlnder- ' hogs were the main factors ,in the! (Rviiiirv - 'l' 
     
     .-nuyinl Din Friday at Fred- tent of programs and dropping its in: Hither iii!" heipirg develop-   decline. the bureau said. i -. N. , fApr1;hlh 'w",g,j.:h;,;'D,- Yarmnliill ill 
     
     erlcton. Paylnl 828.00 Dllr for proposal to boost Canadian taiarit "1909 Of Olnullsn culture. The drops more than offset in-l A n 'ehensive r r m of e-Imp” n in C ori '. ist. John's . 7 
     
     3005 Pill over 35 lbs. Moll. Will by T001191”! minimum amounts of 1" I liilkmmt MONEY. the CBC come increases from the sale oil em mt t- It D Md” ":1 ” lk pm). Mmmmi Mr" Gmdon lHmP' - A V  - . 
     
     .1” bu . h ones 31500 h M bond M It ' 1131” iii V1 V 51905 311 -'i1 W" 5. has I!lVNl ircclv of his time and , , . , 7. 9 M hm .. 
     
     Y ma er . ex ra Cam In broadcasts. an expects that stations wheat barley eggs dairy pm. has h..,h h,h,,,.d oh, h ,h,, 5.1.3” . , . t dl H,5.I4IliAk, ti P rh I mi :1 
     
     tier pair for delivery of pigs be- The regulations. replacing than .-will endeavor to develop the use due”.-Mme vmd ca-W". Commmm Ultimo C;”vl'Cnu-"ML hiogpoticiigeatnmogzil hihslggiicc an hmhm wpmhpr Om”. h,,,.,, M... h ' 
     
     on 10 .'m' Knud 'Io”ze"""' in mm: Mme 1949' ware published 0' bmndcuung 0! dlnenm kind” Ni.-ii Cash income by Province with Dl11l.)llllfPS1 some malnr fixiiiiz ofia Tire nv -gm of work 'l'FCOm- 3 high lwesw" "M is mmhm . 
     
     . ' m "19 Cm”! Gazette. ii0i'lV1ns from their community or BERLIN. (Al-”i -rT1'i” R””m"5 last vear's tliziu-es in brackets struts and maiw minor re ah--x '1 1? mama st C lit "””"”'d "'0'"; "1" G'”" l'"k”' i1 
     
     am .mhgH,,hh,, z-g..D go, Thu, dumped the former hm on produced elsewhere in Oanadng. gave their puppet East. German .on.tmn 8184016000 "197 In-. . , m .1 I pniaid mPn('lfi('l by the . rt-et. .omni or. h and mnny hwhw i, h,,,.,,,.., ,0, 
     
     Mustard spraying. Purina Lin spot advertisements between 7:80 The board would also keep the la- iznvernment a chance to drive its 00", Qmh" shaihmnm u"'”7'. b Tl" "1'l'l". F9 ”I"  3.111”? and suited to by the City Council. Tmmd". Mm "mp,,”h,,,, ,h,. 
     
     Dairy Spray for stable flies. &t.raw- and fl p.m., and put 3 now pm sue imdsr review. neck and stay in office Wednea- -. ' ' ”3n'6”mo 'm- .V Ciiiiiitl ni - -- - OW. "Vii" is as follows; in”! I mm ,,h,,..e ,h,,,,, M WM, 
     
     harry room. a gallon Milk Carla. on reconstructed broadcasts of 1'. J. Allard. can. manager day. but kept. their azunn volnled ?22l0'0,M'Ql'j',b: f ' 'm”(1,:00'.; "””i '11 '11” """'””""- 1"” 5"”. l,.,..t..., 
     
     Union as spiliett. militia nigitttli ot;her cvenm in mm..- aalduhe has no comment at preseht nizainst. any new uprising by car. (51-12 6-” mihthii CAim:"; wag”-om tallilritulhdlpllitaahghzilillmwe  raft-hing i R"-MM. ,,”,,m,,. 7 
     
     --- on. w lve broadcasts in the on s new regtilat ons. man wot-km-s. ' ' J . ' t . i z . :4 I il l. S in 
     
     ..,,,m,, u, hm." gh, Shh, mm, H... The former rule limiting thg m- Prime Minister Otln Grotewohl ifgiiggio-gg0il..2o1:l5l;&h mcoiumgia has Sfllrlmd lll drlnil the Vnl'l0l-is an l'1N'fl.!!lry pminng will be B,';',::;.';m ,,::'f,', ,.h;,:,',','. s,,,,';! . 
     
     Gala road nuance Plan. not per. Ah regulations on M" brad, vertising content of progranu to was allowed to announce that his i v - v - 11" - problems affecting the citizens in undertaken by the street Depart- Ind . "M, w,,,,,,.,. "hm ...h..t., 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     government will not resign and w"d ”""1d uzniom i”'7”'oool5 leiieml 11” 1i'”'Nl ill? Nlmiiiiliml l'.lPhi itself and this work though Umuhuh It (vh,".h,",mwn M, M” 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlculara contact your local teed 
     
     thus yield to the "provncateura" 
     
    
   
   
    
     ft) per cent was replaced 1, ha. 
     
     mill. Jarmsrs who break records Y S . 
     
    
   
   
    
     casting were left out. except tor 
     
     log scale that permits program, to 
     
    
   
   
    
     those prohibiting fntentlgngny NOV" 50"?” 37-392-"00 i3"-915-W911 lmi mninwd out A nrnsmm 09611 it.-impt-mi by inclement. weatherl ,0, M,.,M,,,,, uh. ,-,,.,.,.,...,.,,.. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     U" Shut Gain. . "false or misleading news" and ad- carry between 10 and 25 per cent of last week's bloody revolt. In- N"" 3'"""'lCk wiuamo Q”-0 lief! Oi iiliicll iliiflmiii iiPliiiii'Ni ima progrt-as:-d satisfactorily. One mm 7.5 5...". John 50 mm 1: 
     
     "Yo '.----l-” 0 T veraeernenta in the body of news-  advertising Itimg. depending on stead it will stay in office and onioool gm M, gwgg li.VDiii:' (”i"'.V C?i1i;Ci1- I H ,h!nck of city street which was ap- Edmhndmm ma rmmpipilton 
     
     Ii can' in range ea cu . , 1 e program's mg n and the time carry out its "duty" of eorrect- llrnll i9 F "(Y 0 19 Pi'"- lr(lYNl the rehabilitation last year ,1 -15. 
     
     0-! It Wimloe. Saturday. July The new rosui-lions follow alone 0i den ins ii! i'mi-"elm-" Pk". 9f salvmhn 111"” l"r,"V. -""""-i "i "or" inn Kent Street between Hills- "on nf rn...it-- NVMI want 1. 
     
     the lines of proposed regiilauom A five-minute prolram between H6 Hilde ii hid in lilnclie the lllncrd opinion worn, itntnrht. first, hnmhzh hm, w,ymnugh-,hu Pl"; whh ..mh,hh. m ,hh.,, N 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lit-Ii. big r and better than over. 
     
     honoured. by Wlnsloe United 
     
     Church Pastoral Charge. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Army In U. 5. Din 
     
    
   
   
    
     New voiti(.”t.ITei --Ernest r. 
     
     Pugmire, ell, U.S. national com- 
     
    
   
   
    
     he stated, from the City F'.iiiriiirei' 
     
     and the cxpericticcd tcrlinlclrins 
     
     of the Street. dcparmcnt. The in- 
     
     formation gained was substantial- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ht-en anthnrimt by the Council in 
     
     ,ne proceeded with and this beinai 
     
     -of it permanent nature will be 
     
     charged to capital expenditure. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tamper-attire. 
     
    
   
   
    
     much change in 
     
    
   
   
    
     High  Charlotu-tnwj 
     
     at. 8.03 A. M. and l0.22 P. M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     midnight and 0 pm. could have iv. 
     
     minutes for advertising; an hour- 
     
     ions program between ti p.m. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     rioting workers by promising to 
     
     free many of the thousands ar- 
     
     rested. increase social benefits and 
     
     the rearmament 
     
    
   
   
    
     issued by the 030 board lnt. Oc- 
     
     tober and discussed at a public 
     
     hearing in January. 
     
    
   
   
    
     burden. maiid er 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Old time fiddling and genls' 
     
     "OD dancing contest, Seven Mile 
     
     ill hall. June 80th. 8.30 pm. Out- 
     
     M0 iudgea. Cash pl-lzea. Sponsor- 
     
     " 5? Borden Canadian Legion. 
     
     Send entries to William Chalnon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Those proposals included one to 
     
     encourage development of Oom- 
     
     dlan talent by 00 lung radionu- 
     
     tloos to devote be wean so and 46 
     
     per cent of their time to ca.nadla.n 
     
     programs. either live or recorded. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lull). Admission 7I lent: 
     
    
   
   
    
     'rhI.t prqioaal was not carried 
     
    
   
   
    
     w 
     
    
   
   
    
     midnight six minutes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tlalng in the event 
     
     advertisements aranTlinlted-arith a 
     
     minor exception-to four in any 15- 
     
     minute period or a total of three 
     
     minutes. , 
     
    
   
   
    
     lighten 
     
     The regime turned back to private 
     
     hands 40 nationalized factories 
     
     and embarked on a "new course" 
     
     of allowing "Dll-bllc discussion" in 
     
     the factories of workers com. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Although the ban on spot adver- 
     
     ll lifted, spot 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the salvation Army 
     
     since 1044, collapsed and died Wed- 
     
     nesday while walking on the street. 
     
     Puainlre. born in Kansas City. Mo. 
     
     served 46 years with the salva- 
     
     tion Army in the United stem. 
     
    
   
   
    
     plalnta, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Canada, mum. and damn. , 
     
    
   
   
    
     ed by people whose experience 
     
     Justified the iicceptnilce. 
     
     Ontinclllor Storey said thr 
     
    
   
   
    
     Street Committee, and through it 
     
     the City Council. have been most 
     
     grateful to the Provincial Depart- 
     
    
   
   
    
     High tide on the North Shore II 
     
     5.18 A. M. and 4.23 P. M. 
     
     Summeraide tide eighteen min: 
     
     uies later than Charlottetown. 
     
     Sun rises todey at 4.27 A. M. uj 
     
     sets at 801 13. M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Chip Sealing 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 This annlort has been under 
     
     rt-on.-ldi-ration for some time and 
     
    
   
   
    
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