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Craln Shipments; From Montreal ilown This Year

the t of Montreal during the shippllrfg season now closlnfi W09‘ pea 37,000,000 bushels under last year, Harbor Board grain officials

—i ' with positive under if ssld todlY. with a I lunar, Mn. uowuo can“. 23.3?‘ -'.’§“8§'?§lll‘§ '€:"'§Sb’l§“p'a'e':’&'{ - . _ .. with more ocean ship. " M. P., speak in th. Progressive Con U n Anfigglizagfnremhm mnsom Gkimorous ‘

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The big drop came dupite a near-record number of ships in port during the eight-month season. When the Ransom A. Moore docks tonight, it will put the year's total at ‘I51. an inoreese of 185 over i945.

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CITY POLICE COURT - At the City Police Court Saturday morn- ing the accused in g case of recir- less driving was fined $20 arm casts or 20 days.

withdrawals of Soviet troops ap- parently were undcr way in Russian-occupied Germany today amid indications that Russian policy toward Germany was un- dergoing a major change, placing lr more in line with views of the

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REDMOND-McCARRON NUP- ‘IIALS-St. Joachim’: Church ‘ler- non River, was the scene of r. very pretty wedding on October 2nd. when Esther Margaret, daughter of Mn-and Mrs. William Redmond was united in marriage to Mr. Joseph McCari-on. son of Mr. and Mrs. John McCarron. The cere- mony was performed and thc nap- tial Mass celebrated by Rt. Rcv. Monsignor Maurice M"Donaid. During the Mass pleasing selec- tions were rendered by Miss Mary Collins, organist. assisted by the chiidrens’ choir. The bride, given in marriage by her father. "'95: becomlhgly attired in a street.‘ length dress of shore blue crcpe,l with black accessories. Her cor-i sage was of pink carnation: and maiden hair fern. She carried al crystal rosary, the gift of the‘ groom. Mi-ss Frances McCarron, sister of the groom was brides-i maid. She wore a street length dress of orient green with black accessories. Her corlage was of: white carnations. The groom was ably supported by Ira Redmond,‘ hrother of the bride. A mspum.‘ was held at the home of the bride where a large number of invited guests assembled to wish them many Years of happy wedded bliss,

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Official German sources disclos- ed that the Russian zone of Ger- many would be divided soon into five states, each with a separate state legislature and government. The. plan, similar to that in the British and United States zones, represented a reversal 0i Soviet policy which called for a strong central government for Germany.

No authoritative information was available on the number of Rus- sian troops involved in the re- deployment, but a German cor- resopndent who returned recently from Thuringia said the move- ment tklere was “something ter- riflc-‘T

(The London Daily Mail said it believed 300,000 Russian troops were being rcpatriatodJ

on 0m, 23 the soviet Union disclosed that it was making n in Russian armed strength-the fourth since the war. No figures were given.

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'r:n last. year to 2,178,321 for 1946

“We cannot place the blame for the small grain movement too much on the transportation com- panies," a grain official said. "We believe they did all rmssible with the ships and equipment they had on hand."

Grain officials earlier this year predicted, in view of the western crop. that 100,000,000 bushels for export would pass through the port from Sept. l to Dec. l. But the transportation shortage intervened, affecting also Atlantic seaboard ports.

Meanwhile, plans are being made to move out all export stocks from local elevators by rail to east Saint John for later shipment overseas.

The small grain tonnage brought from inland lake elevators can be blamed on many things, transport»- ation officials said A spokesman for the lake shippers said the ma]. orliy of their lower lake vessels, used in normal time; for grain, were sent into the coal trade so Canada would have an adequate supply of fuel during the winter. He said operations were carried on since the war with fewer ships than at any time in the past, prin- (‘Wally because of wartime losses that had not been replaced.

“The Whole question boiled down to whether domestic or overseas need Siwllld set priority." one ship- ping authority said. “It was not

our idea to move coal. We got our * instructions from the government and carried them out. Otto/we. of. flclale apparently felt that do. irrtiyestic needs should get top prior.

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i d0nald.. Liberal member of Par- _ 4 BAINT JOHN, N? B, Nov. 29- _l liament for Halifax, Ralph Mac- Deuuuwn and Provincial view- The harry young couple were the; (Cmflvwther unwed 60,12,810“ necessary to spread W; eqummm, mun“, secretary of ‘he No“ palms, recipients of many useful and at. “om” Hefternmb charged for many services,

Scotla Progressivc-(bnscrvacive Hbllflflll 0f Ilegflliflling i-\ Derm- Pflliy gifts including a large sum with murdering Mm heversey “We have had to look after the

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i l Association. Bnnouncnd [Ongghp nnent peacetime financial settle- of money, lftrevious to ha;- mar- P d med at his ma‘ potato crop in the Marltimes, the i ‘Mn Macnougaxl Said his puny-s ment, Mr. Macdonald said the rragc the bride was presented with tucgirskagznienqs expected to hp frulié crop in the west and, on top any and county associauon “mum fact that Wilfllllle agreements a well filled purse from the cus-. med mm°r|_mv_ 01' B11. to move heavy Shlpmgnlg

“u a convention m momma“. a lapsed tomorrow, the expiration tomcrs of the Vernon Rivpr cmlicog; meme“ he anew,“ die qt new-‘Drint, a spokesman said 1.000 DUCKS DOOMEI) . , e 5 a r, _ - A4 ' .

i candidate as mo“ as wms for of ‘he Provhlces fiscal ycarlwould hpflraflve Assochmijn where ihe tuted to police $8111 h" '1'“! "h: uQ-lll xiii-revs»??? thaw been tlistlJlrgniigiihofNaorillei-(l Strong enou h to swi th bid land -(CP)—First weddn eve! i the byfilwuon a" issued‘ haililer mlvlrfgdoorllssldiomxceziclallhgle ‘dls- ecgmebilrirleaqfiipabfiqemgloyee, loriyoung women had 8°“ '° Arm" Cfliillwt be Biiyvéh priorltyoiliier-‘ristyire tlmntet*l_l000 wild Blueblll ducks cannot fly Ve-gteran rivcnirinene slayilpcrformed in the lllirgvsar-old _ cussea the nonunion-S peacemne Qv-Hh a hog, oierfiendusarmaalsyfzai“ burn Lake, whcrc he Dergtllitifid other. Therefore, because of the that plunged over the Falls during that approaching cold ufhlilETiBEllWEdB Baptist Chapel was iha financial proposals recenuy m"; M,- and M“ Mccarmn a h; g‘ h" 1° beam"? "mmam- ; SPNEdiBE-Out movement, there has heavy fog last week, about 300 spells death for the ducks and that of John Ansilss. 72-year-old widow announced they had reamed wedded me ' PW “Then. I it!!! got an Uifile tvi kllhbfen 8 Shortage of cars for grain" wildfowl apparently doomed lo di: any attempt to rescue them would or. and Mrs. lTM. Strecifieid, 62. a ‘ A her." the Siiliemenl w“ '““~**~ today ride the current of the be suicidal. widow. ' ‘

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l ‘I "unanimous views" and would i___ ' . _ "ti ll r. ri n I Control Removal °,“ Personals :.‘:..";;:.“'..:.“;..: mart... .35, i L era ca“ ' g the lake. Then I walked iu‘c town.

illucugofllli-iiohaaccl-‘sigghilsanirhoutlgsl? The many mend‘ °t Mr" R"? A-l I don't know cxucily wlzurc l AWA. N____ 30—(Saiurda l esent form l)...» not "whoilylL/mclammld’ Rwhmrd 5mm- wl“ went. I know sometime that I was Egg-Re OVZlV-Ol wartim- walie gdteisfactory" wire‘ to learn °l m‘ mm" l" m” over in Fairville. I don't know l‘ I- trol wasmwelcomed earl l teddy l-le recalled this statement as Charlouetliw" Hlaspual’ Why I did ‘U’ i?!‘ R Masher preside“? of the he M, here today M the “me ——,-—--? Ingpgclof P, n, Biddiscnmbc ics- ' ' ' - . ' . lrl t tl Canadian Congress c-f Labor Percy of the caucus both Mr. Macdon-lnllflgfls "llgfl tag-Iced éltissatgfilaciruzedstgrtionwa“ R. Bengough, Trades and Labor aid and Finance Minister Ilsley, a In Army K_ 8 - . I - Congress President in u i w visitor n. m; province spoke of suppose this is uuiiiuz the "em '_ . ' ' " i '~1.~,- t fl .t.tgment 351d m5" pygmy, _common groulnd between Domin- THURSLEY’ surrey. England. 2:13:13)’ mynpetgk Itiliéel rfignsjiéln ‘strut-t .. fl w" Trendy to accePt the govern- luréhzligid 555v mar-exam“! in mos. no“ 3° _(CP Came) _Ah_l‘wst ab‘ you thihk?" . ‘_ q mm" “mve- , , tronomlcal illicit transactions ln| one defence ‘v-nnoss “may vvas ‘i Mr. Masher recalled that fllJOll- quarto? B5 Jgdlctifulilsllzleréfieegit‘: army cigars“ were “lewd today Dr R A Gregory o! the “an, N. tton of the control had been urg- all 0V6 9° l5 ° 9 M the can" mart,“ of can.“ -.d_ ~ ~ ‘ ' ' H h ed by the c’ C’ L" in a submisgionl “W” dos“ ‘o ngreemcnh Ward Pa" Mccmm °1 T°r°:t°' l-lieiferlijilathflgrilcl-hll. abrrlitspfotlir nlgntelig i

m the gwemmcm 1n Aprgy in today's statement the Prem- ier madc no mention of alternat- ive proposals which he previously said would be drawn up for sub- mission to federal authorities.

It ls known, however. that counter-proposals have been pre- pared and Mr. Macdonsld is tak- ing a brief along to the capital with him. It is also known that

"At that time, while tho Con- gress urged that price control be maintained for obvious reasons, it

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disposal 01 99-909 C5337“: “d 5°| Dr. John R. Nugent said he had

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in-command of No. 48 Transport ‘may 3n bane; he was insane The

Company, Royal Canadian Army Mme“ added he was not l; 5pm;-

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hr- fools that the Province should bo allowed to retain all revenue from gasoline and amusement taxes and that the Federal Gov- ernmcnt could make up the dif- ference by modifying its old age pension plan. It is possible the recent Liberal caucus approved some such proposals.

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PORT LOUIS. Mauritius —(CP)

000" clgarets, McCann pleaded i t. Private G. F. Wlzrdrlclc of Edmonton said that last June on McCannfi instructions he and two other privates loaded a Loco-pound truck with 60,000 clgsrets at Oldenburg. Germany.

He said he drove to HOHr-ind and ln Amsterdam transferred 10.000 clgarets to a teen and on tiic in- structions of a Capt. Jarvis. not

—A committee comprising unof- ficial members of the present Log- lslaiive Council of Mauritius and 20 others will examine a new ct stltutlon proposed for this British island colony. Suggested changes are the broadening of franchise

qualifications and expansion of electoral framework. _

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The service of manning worship at l1 a.m. was conducted by the Rev. I. Judscn Levy BD., with sermon "My Gift to God." How much does our worship mean to us? Do we see our tvorship express- ed in our gifts to God? The offer- lng is not new to illosc who know our Bible, now new to tho Church of God. It is much discussed in

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it is important, flllcd with mean- ing, a consecration of what we have as well as what we are to our Father in Heaven and to His work on earth. One thing sincerely to be wished and sought for is the thought that ClOd in this as in nil other matters of living is with us, definitely, truly. as we gather for worship, as we hear llis word. The question involved, like many an- other would be eternally settled if we accepted the verdict of God's word. Prom lhc beginning, wor- ship has been accompanied by gift which should be the expression of

when of acknowledgement. Love docs measure this service in terms of in. let us give as we love. give in terms of time, or effort, ofoon- secretion. in terms of our means, for the spreufof His Gospel.

The newly formed Girls’ choir of I5 gave beautiful expression to "God Who Modest Earth and Hea- ven" and "A Prayer" from Hump- erdlruk’: "Hansel and Gretel."

' The Ohuron Bohool met as usual following Morning Worship.

Inning Worship at 7 p,m. we; conducted by Mr. uvy "Fellow- ship fr: Those Who Wam It!‘ It was ssmounoea that rear-led at Advent sermons would be initiated on next Sunday. December- lth;

_ , neon’: "Breed of mum " was the evening anthem. I Oonmumon o! the Lord's Bijou was observed at this service. _ .

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P. M. -- 9.30 P. iii. mm DAY

Our thanks are extended to householders, store operators, and business houses who by their sincere efforts to VOLUNTARILYRATION i their use of electricity are aiding us i.n maintaining continuous service. l Your community-minded efforts are most appreciated. ,

HOWEVERT nimv ousronrns ABE FAlLiilC ro RESPOND"

There is every indication that a large number of customers are fail- ing to reduce their use of power between 4 P. M. and 9.30 P. M. as re- quested or are making small or negligible reductions.

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