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     MERE MAN MERE MAN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ........ Read by Eve ow- 
     
     Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew 
     
     jig f,r:.,".f"..fl.t.:"12i2l.t.i1'"r'-..?;'.'.2'.lI.1.'"1'.'.'.. ii.”:'2.'f.t”'sr?.T2.t.l"".?..”'2'.'.1l.l:'.'. CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. WEDNESDAY,. MAY 27, 1953 14 PAGES 3.22.9"ti.dili?'r'3l1;..5f."il... 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     Mayor Thomas B. Rogers, VD, 
     
     widely knovm in the business, 
     
     sport and military life of this C115, 
     
     riled last night in the Prince Ed- 
     
     ward Island Hospital following all 
     
     1 '1 extended illness. He was a veteran 
     
    

    
     of overseas service in both World 
     
     1Wars and in civilian life was the 
     
     unanager and vice-president of W. 
     
     K. Rogers Agencies Ltd. 
     
    

    
     Educated in this city he went 
     
     lnverseas with the Royal Canadian 
     
     lRe:iment in the First War while 
     
     still only si boy and served through 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     Disastrous Blow To lslandlC”1”"a"m1Y Deathl-351 Evening 0f of Election 
     
    
   
   
    
     HBERAL GOVERNMENT RE-ELECTED IN NO 
     
     Very Pleased 
     
     Fishermen Says Minister l lobsewmuemls lMaj9tThOmi1SB'R9gerS if 
     
    
   
   
    
     Plans For Military Parade June 2 Compleliecll . 
     
     With Results 
     
     nlllre Announced 
     
     Wire Urging Federal lnquiryvii 
     
    
   
   
    
     iD.S.O., lists units taklnft part and. 
     
     arrangements which have beenl 
     
     1nlade. ,1 
     
    

    
     The various parlirlpatiniz groupsl 
     
     1wiil form up on Kim: Srlilnrc anill1 
     
     imnyc off at 3 oi:-lock with each, 
     
     zunlt and group taking part to re-l 
     
     :port to R.S.M. J. F. Smith one-1 
     
    
   
   
    
     A complete investigation by Federal authorities into 
     
     .-'unrlay1s storm losses was urged yesterday by Hon. Eugene 
     
     l'iilion. Minister of Industry and Natural Resources. in 11 
     
     wire to Hon. James Sinclair, Minister of Fisheries, Ottawa. 
     
    

    
     The text of the telegram sent by Mr. Cullen to the 
     
     1-iederal Minister was as follows:-- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1 fellllef Macdonald Gets 
     
    

    
     it It B R'd' 
     
     urncral r-lr-ctlon Tuesday after 'rhe1  S y I  . 
     
     est point since Angus L. M.acdon- 
     
     in 1933. iloting by ridlnizs in )'9Sl.EI”dP,l"l 
     
     L"oilscil'atlrcs won 13. The CCF'lLl 3,120, Wilson IPC1 3,607. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Renewed Mandate Blll 
     
    

    
     HALIFAX, (CF)-Liberals re-l 
     
     lll0Si 5))ll'llEd campaign lll )'8EfS1I N S  I 
     
    

    
     it . . ection 
     
    

    
     aid them to power over I Pro- 
     
    

    
     Libcrals won 22 seats in the 37- NOV?! Scotla election: 
     
     !Plr'llllC(l the other two. In the lastl Pictou West, complete: Proud- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ith Reduced Majority 
     
    

    
     ttlrnecl to power in Nova Scotla's1 
     
    

    
     reduced their majority to its low- 
     
    

    
     lzressive Conservative government1 Following were the results of 
     
     seat leaislaturc and Progressive Hams lvcst. complete: Eislic. 
     
     Iiousc Liberals had 27 seats, Pro-lfoot (L) 2.625; Velnot (Pct 2.620. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
            
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     1 111.11; 11 11 1 1 111 1' T1 .i some of the bitter fighting of that fit C . 1. t C .1 1 1 
     
     ”Vie fear that the storm of Sunday, May '24. was a 1J1. ,,,;;.,j f,r.11”1r 1'; 0:1 1..,lf,n::,l1'.l1'1l Strllglzle. After it was over he ili:ss1Cl(E:l” llzgferlntlles mm and1ltIa;d)rlfilbfl,?1lf006f:eI:ll'lx:e'  
     
     liisastrous blow to our lobster fishing industry. We respect- isireei, Fitzroy Street. and icon-1 ”11111'i19d 10 E11101” 011 11115111955 All three party leaders were re. Wcltoil iccr love." 
     
     111111. request that youf Department make 3 complete in. isington Road to the EXlill)lll0ll1 Qrlllleclled with the (ox mdllsiry l", meted. 1 Digby, complete: Cardozo (L. 
     
     1- - n Grounds and onto the race track” ll lcn 19 was assnclmed Nlm h” 2769' Le a d i 1 
     
     . on r PC 2517. 
     
     lesllgatlon - - '11 (TOM Of the llflnflslanfl - late mmH' w' Kt Rogers" who Stron est Bid l Halifax Centre com, lete' Rut 
     
     Yesterday Mr. Cullen personally visited the storm -1-1,111,... part will he troops of 1rlla,i-ed is prominent part in the 1 1 t 5 hedge (L) 516ml Sv1m11:mnd-S (PC; 
     
     lashed North Side to see for himself the extent of the loss. the local Garrison, Canadian Leiz- 1eaai.g1?3;v091n;01;ef:,11;11119-u m 1” 1 1 For the Progressive c.,,,5e1.va,r1'1131 i 
     
     For the first time 1519 in lrhtl s lori. CILV School Cartels. BOX . 1t  E 9 5 tr 1 1'1”Eml91' M-'1Cd”'111ld till-cs. led for the second time by Clare. conlplcte: Belliveau (L) 
     
     rfternoon fishermen were able to 105-9501”! found WGT9 511 800d C0I1' Scouts Girl Guides and members tile my Cmmcll and M er uwl - Rollo-L L :3 bi st n ld lt w i'130'7' Co lPCi 1639 
     
     ' , dm d 11,, 111 1111111111 111 . ' . , .. isuccessiully entered the race for. HALIFAX, (CPt,PT?IYll9l' Angus 1 - 0 1 an e . as,-. .1 11191111 . . 
     
     -in outside to their traps and 011 NP 9 9 K C) of the Charlottetown I-ire I)o- 1 . . v - llieirstrongest bid for power since Halifax South com lete' Mac- 
     
     ,v..v..wi even greater damage than must have taken. partmonl. Llclil. Col. A. W. Roi:-1 me Tawmnyi . ll” M”"m”"m..Sm Tuesilay -111,5 I51 ism Donald (L) 575" 'n.'Ii.a'. (PC) 
     
     ”””Cl'Ed at 12 and 13 mmomsf Up M Mbmcn the mo draw "rs" ED" Wm 1” 1””"d” "”m'l T” M” M35" M59" liotkrveeiiiitiipolhimzld llllilliogllailstgl Vitry l'l:'1l:fllfe(lilSl)r(l:l:l rlrll:1edt.dderl7ai'l Allfiil 'W0 terms. followiniz the 3.890- I M i 8 
     
     Kill"-ll we” unable roan” othhelivy Se?" ;1mm3:1.E1nd 1Mber1:,1o-n 11' md1e mam" Wm" Ll””' C”l' Ki M-I a learn fanned after thg First, wgrll1Z1(:ee;,r;01,1e 1.1a-Qova 51301111 olnr-iinris of 1933 and 1949 the Pro- Cumberland West complete' 
     
     :i.iining seas to c eck on V. 6 n- 1311 9 I 11 lmheglul Johnston, E.D., as seronrl-ln-com- ?"”-T' . , 3 t . ,' 1,. u . - . - . ' - . W ' 
     
     1111”, me ,1 and 8 mmoma depth Harbor only to fmd 1,1181 me Mann mam. Th? ndmmm Wm he Cum. , land on which many of the better1 AL 1111. c1.O1..d1,d 1111,9131 11e(1d.1,.,l:1.1Sll”- gonserratixesl for9r4iricd Rl'1iGllP-S tifci 2.336. Sm-lth 1L) 2,788. 
     
     had 151,3 1, Sandbar 1,0,0” 1118 L. G. MMNCNH.   known o.d1 time players perfonned.1q11m.1e1.s 111.11,. greeted by 51.1.0111 l001f:l,,l -iri.rn:-up-post Von; n-V1 71 tliel-1&v1ctoE,:co:niileiVc ".'WaClVllllHll 
     
     WNCKBKC 0' 5l1"'1'1 mlmnce imd may 90”” "Oi-3” The order of man-ll will lw: He-.31” Nu acme Mm me VIC-lJ”l)”"m 5”m"'””S' Mi" M.""lcna1d; Continued on nails 13 col 7 l Continued on page 171 Col 5 
     
     out. They were scheduled to panda mmm1mdM and v11”, 1, ..-.-. lflfirf HOCKPY C111h 1h the ?a1”1Y said he roilsidcrs the victory in 
     
     .-1' Rustioo the more is plied make another attempt at high C.  1,111.11, and Sm Cadpils. 1;  HALIFAX, ICPI .. Cahadinnl19.-W5 and was ihrprlme mover in mmdnrn from the people to ”cnl-ryj . 
     
     nth fishing gear from the New tide early today after giving sev- 11 Reg1m1,n1 Band. 1.1E11' R'1,g11,p.-955 summary of party gains in l0”1a111Z,1111-' me D1N911'- I9l'”1d9T51nn our work and do the best We 
     
     lmidoii and Bayview fishing eral outgoing tides a chalice to m(,n1. 23111 LAA 'R,g1'mm1. 5lN0Va Scutia: lnmk” Club He 315” ,3"'"d "5 call." 1 
     
     .3.-mncls 35 the wind blew it, far wash the sand away. If they get 51” 'R1,z1mcn'1.i2'1s1 1,-19111 1111111111 Prng, can, from Lihnrals R,” mrvmbm 0f the Manume Ex'l He included in his statement the . . 
     
     llnwii the coast line. In one spot out they will remalii over the 11':C'1,, west K'M1 51,111,111 Ban(1,lLilicrals from Frog. Con. fcllille M the Big Fm” H””k9y1alliioiiiircnioiit that he will not at-1 
     
     nlnhc between 30 and 40 buoys 5131111011 179d5 101” -”eV91”11ld-1i.i'S and W  q CM11,1;.' G-11.1 Cui(1(w:1l'n('l1iln1zP(l neiizlle. 1trncl the Coronation. 1 
     
     viC!PC tossed up together in one then will probably unload their ' i ” " ' i' . Li The 13'" Maw" Ref-"rs was VEW1 "I would link? to fly now. and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Queen Square School Band; Q. 
     
     S. Cadets; Boy Scouts Assncialin 
     
     Prince Street School Band; 
     
     l1Cadcts: Canadian l.r.n,inn; 
     
    

    
     nd Lassies Pipe Band; C'harlnt1c- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .1tl.S. Eieriirinstanoing: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lads 
     
    
   
   
    
     fond of horses of all types and in 
     
     the past. years owned some of the 
     
     better known Maritime racers. Back 
     
     tin the late 1920's he owned and 
     
     l raced 
     
    
   
   
    
     iii: heap. The fishermen there be- 
     
     ;.r-ve that. they may salvage ap- 
     
     proximately 100 traps from the 
     
     1-iitside area. but do not believe 
     
    
   
   
    
     catch at some other port, probably 
     
    
   
   
    
     I don't. think I'll pro. Lleiitonalit-i 
     
     summerslde. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Governor and Mrs. Fraser call rep- 
     
     resent the province. adequately." 
     
     The prcmir-r1s Coronation plans 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     As Drama Festival Opens 
     
    
   
   
    
     Very Heavy Damage 
     
    
   
   
    
     .n Immumrs the young daughter of the family: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the Coronation Parade. scvnral 
     
     groups of school clilirlron, Wolf, 
     
     :Cilhs. Broivnieil, members of thr-' 
     
     l1I.O.I).I-2.. Overs:-as Nursing Sistcrsl 
     
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     glrae n:1l11g”:aen a;lalfp0lf:lel:1edh1?1”51l1:: Western fishermen 3'estei'dayllown Fire Department. 1H,Mil1:,Axt TN1), 1l"”1"1,,('"ll'iWalkel- in Iilliilolfax Lll(IJIL(ieHI'Otl,l.l(l.llnl!ll: hnlm bnllbwn n nm".N1 mrdspgcxlviivsrcntatloll Ofmfglfh. 0'LCHYY'5lBrem Newsan as me mm Emma” 
     
     Only 80 maps 1?” or the 400 he made an effort to evaluate their. At. the conclusion of the were in-of-ll": s.-Ir:Sfn- PM 3 S llmmi" ml Island Cll'('Ull. Recently he ac- 1r:l1l;0'l,lww,1'A, l1'15ly wN;1:"5:m1u;1,ed1Coil't' was judged the best of threel0'L”r-V3 All-3' Pmwsc 35 Ell9”1 
     
     591 BMW” though they slaw losses and found damage far grea1- 1mnnics tho parnrln will inform t i t ' 1,11,, qlilrcrl another called Tartan. ,1 mm M1 W  F1 mm1eN1prp5pnm1i1,113 1351, 11111111. by M11-11d-1Nooni-in and Thelma New-son as 
     
     the fishing lslthmugh inside they or than Cx.pM”d' M Mbcrwn land mmdo by H” sanm mum in lihrv-ll i I” Bewem the N0 M” he ”.l Ntrin nimnfilg tfpcm(lm”cImvi' s ri)iivitedi'!1”1l01t Donald Wetmnro, as theiher young sister. and Harvey Jen- 
     
     hope to be "me to map Io-haw" South 00 psi cent of all gear W3S1l(ln;Z Square for ('llSI1llSSZll. , lP'1 J C”" malncd active with the militia and1N '7 N0" )1 'n I 1 - ni ' Provincial Drama Festival got tin-'kl”5 35 P1'”i- p- 13- F91'11111'1'1i 3 fill" 
     
     mlmde some 1,11” were bmu ddmaged "Y 1”-W Th? f11'Sl- 10 In addition in the Services iiii-. drill. rm spent oyrr 20 years with the P. E. Mr" Mmdomld ”p"mm' id : i m E ' Th t 1 W113 m3l'mBi8- C90-Illa Blalch 1913.1" 
     
    

    
     1 8htl'm-mm4A'm-v--"w ------ --W -- 1N d 11 , 1 k. L.(.l-. . .7 Hg”, gwgg !gggg Thg 53..1vp;lr-nld prt'-'n1lf"r, who Fnlay 3' A mplre 93 re "1 d ch 11 1. M B,1d t D1,, 
     
    

    
     in yesterday afternoon and the! (Continued on page 5 col 3) 1,1 M n m "Cups '1 mg varIlTOl.'tl .".7 Cnlltiniicrl on page 13 Cal. 3 lrns led the gnvnrnmeilt since 19331Chl”1”"”'0l”"- M” wemmre midi? 9' PM n 5' 1 F" W" 
     
    
   
   
    
     the 1.xcC11em1hue, R. sznsslpy neighbour. while 
     
     the Brnckloy Gladys MacKay starred in the role 
     
     of Mrs. Maggie O'L.eary. Mr. Wist- 
     
     lmore criticized the Brackley choice 
     
     lot play, but commended the cast 
     
     lfnr developing the characteriza- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lparticular praise for 
     
    
   
   
    
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     111111111:rliaiiactcrlzatlons of 1 
     
     jizroup. and named Cecelia Blatch. 
     
     director of the one-net. play, who 
     
     took a leading role, and 
     
    
   
   
    
     except for a fire-,i'rar 
     
     naval minlslcr at Ottawa 
     
     the war. had no comment to make. 
     
     on reports that this would be his 
     
     last. election. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Nursesi Graduation At 
     
    
   
   
    
     8. and P. Women's Clllh, Pylhlnn 1,115., 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sisters. C.W.L., and other groups. 
     
    
   
   
    
     increase Indicated In Early 
     
    
   
   
    
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     0 ' .- - . .. ' H "I'll have to cross that bridizc.Gli1d-1'5 MMK9-V 35 "19 "W1 3391' . . 
     
     1will attcnd in a body and will he P E I 1 d t 1 1 . ,, 1. 1, - . ..1 -1  -. from 50 well, deggnblng them as 
     
         'mot. on arrivrll at the main on-l ' ' S   1 a ;1ll911111m'"” lg if llelsilggii 3'1;rro'1:1:L;:SCK:)S1,:rS10?Itxrlgegoie; llielievable secure and imaginative. 
     
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     111113132110 11-721 glen: stgpd b.1'1r1L-- .u... --...-.-.g? ,, . 10"lm:1i,111'1'11.h,1”11,,1f;s1,.,.f,,,.1,1;11s..,..,.........c... 1.. .11.... ....,..,,s rrmland that that he felt. this srouia 
     
     0 Fm - (P. S n . 1 ' ' I ' . - 1 was on the ri ht. track. 
     
    

    
     b......--...m .m-.,..-,u...u . , , A ,1 ,, ( i t rl i . 1 1, Frank Gulls and Mary Clllls of st. 1-1 
     
    

    
     early spring and late spring pro- ll" ""9 of me G""'s”" CM'AtL'   1lllI'SP.':nf:F tfie P:illici:ell3!dii!'llidmlsiml:-ll:   cahilrirdlltelle ell?-llP9lCI"5 C-Y-0-. and GLFYY M11C- The St" Pete” c'Yt0' p”"nm" 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ducing states, the commercial po- lr1'311,i1r:lh;1rsQwl11n vxihll be ”l.'"Ch"Ffl tri 
     
     l . . . or o occasion. .ari 
     
     ltzroilp will than he cnndliclcil to 
     
    
   
   
    
     lsr-alts which are bcini: rr-scrvctl for 
     
    
   
   
    
     tion of "Orange Blossoms" was 
     
     directed by Miss Jean MacDonald. 
     
     with H. cast. consisting of Frank 
     
     and Mary Glllis as Mr. and Mrs. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     The New England crop report- 
     
     mg service of the United States 
     
     Department of Agriculture reports 
     
    
   
   
    
     land Hospital School of Nurslng,pre5.:m-l regret in the defeat of Qunde and Burt Thomson of North 
     
     received their diplomas at tlic.11l-llghwnys Minister Merrill Raw.1Tryon. 
     
     liands of Senator J. Walter Joilcs1ding, whom he rlncrr-lb:-cl as -icon-I Others in the east of 1tMrs. O'- 
     
    
   
   
    
     tato production for 1953 is esti- 
     
     mated at 56,435,000 bushels coni- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     as of May 22nd that the early Iiflfed With 44.-511.000 bushels In, , , , , , 5 ' lo - nee nl, f , , , r -n- i ," iv-.1 Lear is Cow" were Vlr inia Mac- , 
     
    

    
     roinnicrcilll potatocrop is expected 1952. lat: ;:"do0(1;O"lvrM111l11 11111"; r""ll. o l,i:.eE1.1:g,1:.l1l1:fd111.I:1rE.la1plf1:e P1.1n(::re N011:g;:n111gu;1:1::(E15hE:1,N11l,k;ls: Plr1;,r1(,11.1yv1.h., turned in if chnrmlng Duckworth. the one it hen-perked 
     
     to be 27 percent greater than in In the summer group of statesinoong L',zeremom'f'W11.?1.n "Ra "1'1'1For   Wales College auditorium. Prize- gressiiic CnnSf1l'l':illl'P candidate. 1and very natural performance of h11Sbahd. Mid the other H bnssv 
     
     l-152. Word to this effect has been izroductlon estimates are not yet1o1,.c(j1111..,,,.. rjjm kZ'rQo1c' 21'? winniniz nurscs wcrc also present-C- ” W1191 0111” M11C1111115 1” ""1" 
     
     iocclvcd by Mr. s,G, Peppln, t.ech- available but the indicated acre- lfumd BdeI'w111 he 1" 1i1.' 1,11,! -- -- N1 W-1111 1111.11. mmrds. I daughter. Glad Duckwol-th: 4lcln1e 
     
     l.l('Rl adviser to the P. E. 1. Potato hire is 18 percent greater than the t1.,,w1.1:1,d 9:111” Mm" N:1:,l:1Ec111,: HALIFAX. iCPi - Proizressivc 13.11.51 mm. 101. 1z1.1,grnl pl-oflc-l Glllis and Mary Ledweilvas two old 
     
     Mm.kM1ng Board! In the w1me1,' 11152 1m1..,e31ed acreagc, W111 be agwttd by Hwxonm,1;m"'1Conservative Leader Robert L. 11-ncy dO11111(.d 1,1. the medlml 51119; n    n maid aunts; Anne Gillis as Ami? 
     
     m--m------w--w-- The early spring crop is (sit. ' -lsfnllfleld said Tuesday the in- ' Foster and Victor McKi:lnon as 
     
    
   
   
    
     h A. r at rl S; r , . ,, was awarded to Miss Jean Davi- 
     
     mated at 47,657,000 bushels which CP1l1.-l11Cn1,e1.5l(l,l,:Z,:e1(l(,1'1l11f,,  Gl1:1E1CrCased strehr,:tli of the Opposition 5011, Kmslngton, sewn.-l'p1-1,1c for Fred Ashford. The adnirliramr re. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Coming Events 
     
    
   
   
    
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     mat, planted in 1952, re-elected ill0I1.l: with his running 1135 1.1.1.1111”. 1:11. (T1111-31 (11,111-C 1.1 the. extra. weight means less money. Frank Gully voice wns particularly 
     
    
   
   
    
     would be 29 percent larger than .150" in the leglslatrlirc will nicnn better 1.mm1 1,1..,m1,.m. s1m11,,,11, do-   marked upon the obvious tti1vIit 01 
     
    

    
     the 1952 crop. Acreage in these . g g V 1 g0l'el"n.ment for Nova Ssotia. "Med WM a1..a1.ded 1., M135 Amm, this young group. and said that 
     
    

    
     "Dance 1" M1111.1ew M11 EV"), states is placed at 164.000 nci-es , . Mr. Stanfield. who won a per- 1,e1 p',11.11.1dgC1 C11a..1(,11e1O...n' and .u,. v..;----------- their vocal work was the best of 
     
     Friday, Wh1Ch 15 34 DCITEM larilcr than    sollnl victory ill Colchcstrr in being 1110 11m.d 111.110 11.0111 1,, M155 E11 ONTARIO. 1CP1,,.1-1190111111.-1n1,1,q. the farmer continues feeding it. the 91,5111,-11;, cnnlnlpntlng that 
     
    
   
   
    
     nine Campbell. Graham's Road. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     "'lii',v our Purina Finance plan. Frost damage in Cnmmmn has . ' - 1:ll"lf'1”ld ,i”1  l1"lE'1”l"'m,1m1E"f The prize for clinical xslrsinz. H. Decker 'P1'f11111C91' 111108 lltzhl. bill 1F;iVfF,l1h?It,'1 ll'c1i1l:1l'1Sclf:f:1p'"1l1l:1:,1d:';:: SfmdvHE1l1:l7l11:fll5f”S,lll" ml” 1:”: 
     
     11.111 feeding your hogs and D0lllLry, :1:Jl:l11Jl'3'ed0x(!3Q'01l')en1')til0Sl:LC,f't: :)lll1f:gI:1t.t     1311-11 m1;.111m1r;:.(111nmlcn'1:asimr;::a:ig& donated bl. the Junior Ladle: Aid 1111:1111-,11Moff1ci.rlils1ii1.(.r1ir:(r;1ld '1;iri)csI:i1i;  il1h.a.t 111?: Mia. .lMg(1 nmcmls woonunued on my 5 CO1. p 1 
     
    

    
     ion & Splllett. S ' t i l 1 I . 1 of the P. E. Islalld I-Iospia was la . CHM Von - 1  ' ..-.... 
     
    

    
     Ev 1g 1 1 south -1 Alalmmn ------ ,rcpresentation and hlizlier pl'opor- . , 1 . I ' 1 -k r, raid. 
     
    

    
     "Reserve lune 4th for the Mi1- liildasdijme ndamaize Elias resulted QRAPXBES DES 'l0A.CHIMs' 11”" 1'1! "19 Wimllnr rota." ;:1):):1l1(1lcdR11i:,l1.. M1329 151101181 p.1:,l.T:f.'fg1. KI):f?t)(lll(l)fllj15S iiinrllfnlnokecn the Tor-. P”'d””” have linked the price r  
     
     nm A. Y. P. A. Variety Cmlcrrt:1n.fl'om excessive mills and wind. b'1Em1'1'n la1l,:;Seag::rcK:,l;1il:E1s'N:g:iJ ?m21”'l llglll” (1'”b1m" 1p”lml1”liiili'siilV. doniltcd by Mr. Neil D.'t.'.li0 Slt10'-1.V':11'fl twice at :44 cn;1l51coli1iltJ.rol'1r(rsy1 li;lt1l1t1h:xlllef:tp111:11t3   All'UNl7EClDED 
     
     N I) A it , 'Ihe crop is good in the Cnrolinas. - i V 1 1 voc 'cre 1lll(1l'fH-l c with re 1 . 1 E , pnilnd-the ,1 5 hizhcst. Pack- 01 W1 1 -(1 - - , 
     
    

    
     or 1 VI 1 on HR”  gim111”1;:ng1n01'”11;e:tR 013 ;9";1b10k1;1:lilni1e the statcniciit 1:1l1l:,CLr1:l,1l(l)'l111Tgilgsax 1l:S1sn1arl;?,1p1; 215' 1,1,1 1119 1,116.. 15 1,11, 111.511 If1'l'llF federal-izoyernnlcnt has ringed BLONDC BECOMES 
     
    

    
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     11:i1tlle.t(ii' Airll1tstI;Sn11lel2l& Ethandlers C.N.R. Net REVENUE morning on s flshiniz trip. llll(llg'ilfi(lllLl1'lf tlildririit jlarflvlllllftlltlli-I "ml -""”' M i””"l”'Sv fl01111l9d blYig:l:::;l111:,.B'1?5',1,l;ll:l; :l::,nl111:,'v r11'.l1i1'1li,1, ..1m1111,11”1 C..i..A:inug'l.inr hnusr-5 BRUNETTE 9 
     
     M W "33 ”Y i - Pi ' t  Mr Russell left. Ottawa with it ltItSlll1 (hr: ll-ui 11-Z-rlr11r.J (11.1 R the Lucv MniidMolitgomcry brancii - 1” i M ii -, '. - l . 
     
    

    
     . . 1 is, ., -. ." . 1 i . . 1 l ' 11 It 1 . 1 r - ll . 1, 1- nitride the qiiaianfiile. Biggest m1 
     
    

    
     HQ”, Q1 Pom” C Y 0 vm.-11,11,  During Apr party M 59”” w'3d""5d'lY 0" 11 80f11l lob ill 0:iiif151thl11- ;:r1lhC  lUl1:::zNC(:u1i:1.dMlf: lliilcl-"diit M6 w mp W) H a thc.-ii Slhtl.El1!PI'lllS ltoints is To-1 
     
     , '1 e A V 1 1 ' v w ””"i fishing trip in the area. He is rc- The Pi'clircs.1l-.0 Conscrv:it:wis. mm” t " ''m' " ' ' wilt... 
     
    

    
     (1l'l'lli(mlLBllll0l'lgmhn Tllursdmn MM MONTREAL. iCPl - Cmiaillan:l1f11'lN1 10 hHV0 10” lhC AbC1'f0i'dltzailicrl five scars ill the votinrz, all me NW Hmmmdp Nhn has s.hmm (1.-in't Hold liidoflnlti-Iv l 1'-”1' f”''-”" 0f 9l1"79'”11 W35 71" 
     
     . a . . lines at er. NM1ona1Rn111m1.s Tuesdayn,W1.1,1Flsli and Game Club. 24 mllcslaf. the exllcnso or Pi-cinier Amziis ”,"l 111'"i'1'9f1 1110111-V1101 I110lf'5f i .1inrii-r1 'r-.ivsclai-. the lath 01iibr('Rl(1 
     
    

    
     "All d E... t wit hi on natopeniinir revenue of s4.o50.-111-"'””"'5” "f h””"' S”"di'1f 311t1.L. Mncdonnirik l.l1vrl'"-is Mr Stun-”"""” "'"”t""'"""' .ml'""' the W7 Hill frrlrl'.'i' ivlficials rton't l.ic- MW '11" mill-'111a1 ml” 11'” 1'"'l 
     
     1.111 111 "3151 lend " U31 re 000 for April. compared with nct1lnler became separated from hls1fi.c1rl said he fot the i-csiilts sliowcrl ""1 M m'”””fi' ””””l"d1 by m",1.1.1.1. .,1.,,(111(.,1S ,1." ...111.11w11.1 111.21., pnzzrri May 15. A tntnlmf ERG hm: 
     
     1..l,1.r.1pmCgm,'1,11:: frog gloemon V" of 32,121,000 in the corresponding1companlon. Jack Honeywell of Ot- "that ax n timiiiiinciit grows o1rll:fl”m', "t"l,,E”ll””'M .Bl"1”d1 0IMl1h"1,11(1,111'111rv1, .1. 1.1.1.12 111.11.”... ire rlcwrl as a result of tlir dlsraic. 
     
    

    
     ' l" '  ' ' period last year. ltnwa, at the foot of Bit: Flat Lake. all lnCl'E'!'.Slii: n..inilcr cf pccpicl '"-1?3”i""  l 'E",””"'. 0 SS " i :i s . : , -1121 5;” '  by lltI' 1”-1 
     
    

    
     .111m1m, p1;m,.s Wrmy Cm. orpeuting revenue last montlll -aw-m feel the iicrll :1-r .1 rlix.ii;r.r" 1131-11110 C"111j1l1"11v”('11:1l1"1ml5 ?g'"l' 1'11,l,:'-ml ,',1n1,,1..., , ml. .,.l1:1' W331. mlltolrd in tllri 
     
    

    
     it. I-lrcdcrictoii Hall, May 29th, W” Nw'7o1?'m:55ll1l1l'6l)o0(()1pe1.::1;:l;a:ia c. 1Ei:S?"31lN11o (Cpl S TM1 H1e.cOlm:."”htm 1'ul".13l1M(l1nn'1l:1l1 ,111l,I1.l g::::m:I.:L(1 T11. llJog1gmi..'g1.::;lpoiilirle, it is i-"nil, for 1l1Rl'l(9l. If 
     
     willing 1113:4131 9933” h - ' i c " compam 0 9” ”5 V1('1"l'-1-"”" "W W 01111 ii ,. l  1- 1 11- lr”mr”'”   ””-""A"” ' "TO" "”""'- 
     
    

    
     With 353.'l33,000 and 351,802,000 l'C- Fredericton Tuesday was awarded the cnmpzillzn "nmrc vlyznrniis nnd'1l111ClP ln ill" hind 9 D9099 115. 
     
     'm'r - - . - ' 1- - . r.:' A they have a 
     
    

    
     ..R . speetively in Armil.1952. 1 II New Brunswick Electric Power more cxcitin: than in 19-10 when 151111151 F311 11 "1""; . P t 1 D t  N 
     
     1111, 1S1:1e1'tnb5l;ngl:' ;:o':rl1:' salvtfiit Aggregate net revenue ft? Apllllcom-mission oozlt1.x1tactJfo1:- a storage he first gen rm Pl'n1;z1'p5civp cm-,. flue I'tl.'l('FSll-i) allddiieullcpetnd "P1011.  a  .  e  
     
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     - ' o . . mm 5 ' 1 ' Stanfield Ind his nr.l'.y in winniiigv, all W89. 119-1 ' --  
     
     tariteen service; month period last year. lnce. 913111 MR”: 11m.1,,11.11. 111,... W1-c old fasliiniirri in irialiy 1-aspects   e '1  
     
    
   
   
    
     and may wait be proud of if." 
     
     Mr. N. D. lwliu-I.can. chairman of 
     
     the board of trustees, who presid- 
     
    
   
   
    
     wltholit. rcprrscntation in the legis- 
     
     lature. 
     
     He termed his party's comeback 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Watch for date in early June 
     
     of Wheiitley River community can- 
     
     cert. Tickets on sale now for first 
     
    
   
   
    
     i HALIFAX. ICPW--Tile Dominion 
     
     , Public Weather (7lll('4" here fore- 
     
     lfrom which it model of the stamp M51 .rm,5(1ny mam that 1(,m1.1E,1.1,1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1' '  h'r 1 f J” 
     
     0lrT11wA. 1Cp)wTh1 PO51 Or.,ll0I1 of a pilotoglnp 0 tin Q1113?” 
     
    
   
   
    
     First Czech Spy Trial 
     
    
   
   
    
     111,111. "a. matter of mine pcrsciial gl'atl- ed, expwsscd npprcciation on be- 1 7 1) 1,11.1m1,m, sonw.1m1 1115, 1 1 V I 
     
    

    
     pnpp . . , ficatlnn." and cxlircsscd ills thanks half of all Ct'!Ilf'FIil1'F(l at-the lal'ge.C:f:;1.agC:1ph1. 115 nclvl)0F111F” 5l”"””1Collllicvbtciirliifddmliilni,1 1,1. 1.1.1.511 ,,11””'? l”1lrdl1l1:p 3 ".11? 305 mdnlml-V 
     
     "Come to Ana 1-! ll M (in  1 D  for the effort: of "my enlhusilis- attendance. indlcii mi! we Comd of mp Q”Cm' ls ””51flV 1ilm1111ng1 5 U ' 1- 1111 m rcltloiis o e -1 ari lmes an l1l'R. 
     
     June 1st. Hear Gallo l-ilocpsronsnlll  ' a  S ea tic siippnrtrrs. munlfy int:-rest. in the nursingm "N. 51.1. Ollaila "W1 Check” ' ll l ”1few places there will bc. frost. rm 
     
    
   
   
    
     Q"”C11- W11" 5 ””"”"l "7 h"e great. change is indicated in the 
     
    
   
   
    
     his rpldlo v ' "' "mm-m-r Df0le5Sl0n End l'5P9Cla"y the P”5'l Tm. stgrnps cm-1-ently an sale in . ,,. g 
     
     "V h dSnc:.:gH.lll:l-ggrgglc  Two other defendants. Pavel Ka- 3 Y T F ent. izriiduatini: clasjs. d P '1m1um1 me wont demmmammsv 11i:f1;nr;lel;n1l:l1cd1.h1ThFg:n:1;;:ncogglgkI 11-eiithcr picture for at least 48 
     
     ' . ,, - - ' - . .,. - ' r ' . ours. 
     
     "Meeting f th at r t Douay 3';".D'l'" comm n  t;ngs!i:lilrsDuM' M” semm - ear arm or air  ii?! I:1Ven"l;Y mm: tllml ciillalr-Co0rioll:lrloilaniidNvmm C”m”""y' whim hnlds ml lmlmlal ”1'"””3 
     
     " 0 O - Eefl ION . ( uers - ll ' ' -r ' -- rent" wt . 1. . 1 1 - rd ,1 all Cami-' - 
     
     ltiltori Hall Company will be held The charges eizninst the four ac- Canon G. E. Mnffnlt. and the Val- 1"111'1R1l (11 P1” 1" "1? Prime l-,dwai-cl liilnnd. eastern 
     
    
   
   
    
     in the court House at St. Peters 
     
     B"-Vi Frldnv. May 29th at no p.m. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tjcai-leton W. I. will present 
     
     their variety Concert in Borden 
     
     nail, on Wednesday. May 27th. 
     
     ”"""50'9d by Borden L. 0. L. Cur- 
     
     ””11 330- Sale of candy. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 "Plan now to attend the weekly 
     
     franc-gs. in Winsloe station I-llll. 
     
     h11"d'1v nlsht. May 28th. Music 
     
    
   
   
    
     bf Dolron Bros. Orchestra. Canteen 
     
     service. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Biotin: daily, 
     
    
   
   
    
     good thrifty 
     
     f1;',"'1 P1s8- P-vine moo pair. as 
     
    
   
   
    
     G And over. Will also buy smaller 
     
     B1195. wellington McNeill 4; Son, 
     
     11111” ts nelrn Whsrl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lot Olochoalovakle tonight announc- 
     
     ed the met. spy trial behind the 
     
     Iron Curtain since Stalin's death. 
     
     The trial opened and closed in 
     
     ii single day. instead of the drawn- 
     
     out shows previously started. 
     
    

    
     The dofenduris were found izuiliy 
     
     but none was sentenced to death. 
     
     The recult, reported here by the 
     
     offlclll Czechoslovak news naencr. 
     
     Oetoka. was even more significant 
     
     since one of the defendants was 
     
     Richard Blansky-brother of the ex- 
     
     ocittod Rudolf Blansky, former sec- 
     
     retary-aeneral of the Osechoclovsk 
     
     Communist party. 
     
    

    
     Richard alamky was sentenced 
     
     to life imprisonment, together with 
     
     Eduard Goldstuecker, who was 
     
     formerly attached to the Ouch em- 
     
     bassy in London. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Jewelry Holdup 
     
    
   
   
    
     MONTREAL. iCPi Claude 
     
     Blouin. 28. Quebec, was convicted 
     
     Tuesday of mnszpiring and stealing 
     
     jewelry worth 31.200 ill ll holdup 
     
     Dec. 20 and sentenced to three 
     
     years in penitentiary. 
     
    

    
     Blouln said he was enticed by 
     
     a hardened criminal into holding 
     
    
   
   
    
     cuud were treason and espionage 
     
     -similar to those made against 
     
     Rudolf slansky. former foreign 
     
     minister Vludlmisr Clemeirtis. and 
     
     12 other former top party leaders 
     
     in the last spectaciilur state trial 
     
     in Czechoslviikla last November. 
     
     All but 8. handful of those defen- 
     
     dants were executed. 
     
    

    
     This was the first Iron Curtain 
     
     trliil since Georgi Malenkov suc- 
     
     ceeded Stalin as the boss of the 
     
     Kremlin ill early March. 
     
    

    
     It followed within two weeks of 
     
     the announcement of a limited 
     
     amnesty in Czechoslovakia. which 
     
     raised some hopes that Communist 
     
     countries might be I little less 
     
    
   
   
    
     the liiflueilce of liquor. 
     
    

    
     Police reported to Judge '1'. A. 
     
     Foillaliie that Blouin'n accomplice 
     
     had been sent. to jail on many oc- 
     
     casions and had been given II 
     
     five-year penitentiary term for the 
     
     holdup by another judge. They also 
     
     reported that Blouin was it first- 
     
    
   
   
    
     up the jewelry store while under - 
     
    
   
   
    
     Nllctory by Miss LauraAHiggin- 
     
     "oonlinrmi on page 13 col 4) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tornado. tits? 
     
     Set At 10 Million. 
     
    
   
   
    
     HAMiII.'I'ON. ICPI - Morris W. 
     
     'I'hiu-ston. secretary-trecisiirer of 
     
     one of the largest. lidjustlniz firms 
     
     in Oiilnrio. said 'I'uesdo,v that 
     
     losses caused in Ontario by the 
     
     Slfhll tor-nado would probably 
     
     total approximately 310,000,000. Of 
     
     that. total it. is believed less than 
     
     half is not insured, said Mr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     savage in their dealings with their 
     
     own cltiuu 
     
    
   
   
    
     , 1 1 offender. H 1. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Thurston. 
     
    
   
   
    
      cilli:lllgraliltwdillllzishilllgililiiltldildm" smmlm Mm "m””J',"d mmt; N. B. counties. St. John river val- 
     
     . s i 1 1tnqriip1iers of good stnn mg, an 
     
     '111:11l11'1111l(-1  V”5im"i'ff1””7 lwuh officers of the national gal- 
     
     PIK . . l '- i .. 
     
     ”w" "t"''' 5” WV” ””(l”'ll'aiclfllioto cligravlng. which can do 
     
     llflglrlill-Y ”';"l'i1nl3:”::lV "”"”"' hrla bofmrh job than hand emzraviliiz. 
     
     591 1" " ' 7 . t vailablc in Canada, Mr. 
     
     Th" d'i1"”'"l'f"l' flfcsllli l'l:.”l '” l;lll1'l1rl)lIll saltd. There is ”a certain y,,m,,1-1 35 Mm 55, 
     
     wltlidl-yaw. thn issue and has fill: mhprom 1033.1 111.1 me hand 01.1-1 Bay O1F.um11,- 11:11, Mnds. "- 
     
     1”'””""""'-V " '”'"'”",”” 5"""”' izmvillii. done We-1 under '1 few clouds with visibility iii miles; 
     
     m”N:'1"'"l::o nrgmlblif,  11')? 1:l:11lniaan1fylIiz izlviss. ,lch then mun llttlc chanae in tempcratiire. 
     
     '9'" l'- -' ' ll . t. .ferr d to a steel rlntlng ------ 
     
    

    
     0" 11110 1119 11"" 5'9” Wm ”'”ol)oater.1m C P High tide today at Charlottetown 
     
    

    
     l9 '1' MW 9"?” m""'b9"h l5S””', "One line can be the difference at 8.68 A. M. and 1043 RM. 
     
    

    
     m "'Pl"C" "mm between ri smile and B frown," the High tide on the North Shore at 
     
     18 Months To l'r0diw' deputy said. 4.16 A. M. and 532 P. M. 
     
    

    
     It took in months to produce the He said the new stamps look aummerside tide eighteen min- 
     
     present issue. one week after the much better under a microscope. utes later than Charlottetown. 
     
     death of King George VI post. of-1"but we donft. supply microscopes Sun rises today at 4.33 A. M. and 
     
     flee officials conferred on selec- with the stamps.” 1., Beta 1137.47 P- M ” 
     
    
   
   
    
     4 
     
    
   
   
    
     ley. Bay of ('haleur: Hilnny with 
     
     little change in temperature: light 
     
     winds: low-high at Charlottetown 
     
     37 and 55. Mom-fun 35 and M1. 
     
     Fredericton 37 and 611. Saint John 
     
     40 and M, Edmiindston and Camp.