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din a; gfmtvlile c der age claeaee of M Anny in the field was placed u. the agenda of the Supreme soviet of the U. S. I. R. when it convened for its 12th session to- night. Tess News Agency report- gd in a Moscow broadcast.

llcssrve Wednssd for picnic at 5t. George‘

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Warehouse, night.

"Pantry Sale Saturds at Ros- ers Hardware Women's Institutes. Roasted

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n ll. Canadian fleet which will serve i lr is possible that a Canadian of- "see Cornwall pla ere present

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ready ia in action in the Pacific, the Admiralty - ounced tonight.

Two ships of the new class have been commissioned so far-H. M. l. lwlftsuxe under Capt. P. V. , now in the Pacific. and H. M. l. Ontario, e. gift from the British Government to the Dominion oi Canada, the an- nouncement said.

The new cruisers have a dis- placemsnt of 8.000 tons and were designed for a speed of 3i knots. Armament includes nine six-inch guns in tri le turrets, i0 four- inch anti-s rcrait guns. and six torpedoes in trl ls tubes.

The Naval fice described the new ship as "a very useful" size. It is larger and faster than some other types of British light cruis- ers.

Heady For Action

OTTAWA. June ~22 - (OP) - Senior vessel of the fill-ship Can- adian fleet. assigned for Pacific service. the new crulser Ontario. has been commissioned. has tak- en her trials and soon will be steaming against the Japanese with Capt. Harold Grant. 42, of Halifax. on the bridge and lead-

Final g Wings ParadeAt No. 2 A. H.S. llerc

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What was the last Wing Parade at No. 2 Navigation School, Char- IQWWWII. vestordny saw Squadron Leader qeorge Twenzcmlk , ta-nt Air Attache to the Polish - Iddon. Ottawa, present wing; u, o of the School. ‘lien were from Norway, six from Poland. and thrice from England. In recognition o! Group Contain no. Price's scr- vlccs to Polish students at the School. tho Air Attache pinned the of a Polish Pilot 0n the breast of Captain Price wlho has been in command at No. 2 ANS. for the past year.

Protestantllrphanagc Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. H. S. iefn-derson Re- Elected President.

The annual meeting of the Pro- vincial Auxiliary of the Protestant Orphanage was held in the or. phanage yesterday.

‘Ihere was a large attendance with the President, Mrs. H. Henderson residing.

The exce lent reports presented showed that the ear was an ex- ceptional onc-ne receipts being over $8.000. while many parcels of clothing, gifts, etc, were sent to

lng the force, it was disclosed to- day,

-In Capt. Grant's fleet will be‘ the Ontario's sister ship Uganda. already in the Pacific; two new! fleet aircraft carriers. now belngl completed in British yards: Tribal and Ensign class destroyers; anti-aircraft cruiser Prince Rob- ert and a flotilla of frigates. These ships will have scomplement of 18.500 men.

A Navy release said only that Capt. Grant likely will be recog-

ed as the senior officer of the

under British command. However.

flcer of more senior rank will be appointed later to command both sea and land-based naval forces connected with the war against

341,606 Service Personnel Voted

. It approximately 750,000 service men

M°_?1;ve;t_ w! and women were eligible to vote. u lfell. madly, June Nth. 6-88-1

The total vote by divisions was

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the children.

Short addresses expressing the sincere thanks of the Trustees for the magnificent work of the Aux- iliary were given by W. A. Stewart, chairman. Messrs. Heath Strong,

.C.. Summerslde, T. E. MacNutt, Charlottetown, Rev. J. H. Bishop. Carleton, and T. (I116. E-, - Burl Elle.slie.

The following of icers were elect-

Prcsldent. Mrs. H. S. Henderson, Charlottetown.

Vice-Presidents, Prince County- Mrs. A. .7. Matheson. O'I..eary; Mrs. Walter Bowness, Bedeque; Mrs. Howard Callback, Txyon.

Vice-Presidents, Queens County- Mrs. Edgar Heartz, East Royalty: Mrs. James Munn, Mt. Herbert; Mrs. Roland Buntain, Rustlcp,

Vice-Presidents, Kings County __. Mrs. Albert McLeod, Murray Har- bor; Mrs. H. H. Cox, Morell; Mrs Colin Dixon, East Baltic.

Recording-Secretary - Mrs. W, G. Bruce, Charlottetown.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT

Once again we are privileged to meet in this fine hall. It ls in- spiring to have so many in at- tendance and I extend to you a sincere welcome. '

Today conditions are very dif- ferent from those of the past five annual meetings. The strain of the European War is over-true the war in the Far East must be brought to a successful conclusion but we pray it will not be long un- l we can sing from our hearts "On Earth Peace. Goodwill To-

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The total representative vote byI Provinces was Ontario 137321;‘ Quebec 44.648: Nova Scotla 22,576;| New Brunswick 15,452; Prince Ed i ward Island 4,499; Manitoba 24,

700; British Columbia 36,007; Saskatchewan 80.636; Alberta 26.- 171; Yukon 117.

A breakdown showing the s91- disr vote by parties for the various voting territories and the repre- sentative vote by parties for Prov- grces wlll be made public in a few

ays.

Tuber Warehouse Plane Discussed

Plane for the construction of potato warehouses are being dis- cussed by the Provincial Government with Mr. Waldo Walsh. deputy minister of natural resources for Nova Scotia who visiting Pre- mier Ldwailternr-{tones we; vhs week-en . e Dwboss con- struction will be at Elmira, provided ti‘); are accept- a e -

ear before federal cold stor- ‘qys s , '3!» named twelve points where warehouses should be lace . Elmira was not included in e l t, but the Premier was of

opinion that it should be elven

Eisenhower Not Going Into Politics

ABILENE, Kas, June 29.—(AP)- Gen. Eisenhower tonight, broug-ht "the very greatest moment in my whole liie"--his homecoming-to on official close in a ress confer- ence in which he den ed with the utmost vigor that he had any idea of going into politics, and stated that. when he takes off his uni- form it will be to return to civilian

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"Look." he said in response to a question about ‘whether he might become Secretary of State "I'm in the federal service and take the orders of my commander in hlef. All I want s to be a oitiaen lted States, and when the War Dc rtment turns ms out to ssture t at's all I want to be.

" want nothing else."

Gen. Eisenhower said he would spend the week-end here with his family, then return to Washington Monday for s conference with War Secretary Stimson.

"Right after that I'm going on a short rest, and I'm not oing to tell an one where I'm go . I'm ust go ng to rest. Believe rne. I've

cemthrough a lot."

Czechs Conflscate Enemy Property

PRAGUE, June l2 -— (AP) - President Benes today ordered the confiscation of all farms and corporations in Casohoalovakia be- ing to Gennanshfiiungarians

count t its im- wwpcrtancsmmtuaso‘: ggtato ceirtre.

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Mass Survey To Get Under Way Shortly; New l=

Details Of Plans Tojlornbat TB Revealed-

New Chief 0f Pacific Alr Force Named

orrswa June a: - (or) - Air Vlce-Mirrshal o. no! 81mm-

40, of Winnipeg. chosen to re- place Air Vice-Marshal 0 M- (Black Mike) Mo as com- mander of Canada's lilo Air

Force. likely will fiy back to Can- ada at the end of next week to plan organisation of his force, it was reliably learned tonight. Marshal Simon's appointment was announced at a press confer- ence at which Marshal lleliwen. former chief cl the H. C. A- I‘. overseas Bomber Group, said h: was "ve . very diselnlwihted about- los g his command. He was en route back to Canada in one _of his big Irancasters when he was notified he d failed to

pass the tough Pac lo medical examination. One oi the big questions re-

maining unanswered Mar- shal Slemorfs new command is its size and nature. This decision is being held up by the lack of suitable‘ strategic bases in the Pacific area.

78th Annual Meeting llnited. a BaIptist""1A§s n

Sessions 12:5,; Held In

Charlottetown Over WeekEnd.

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and laymen from the Province. sup- plemented by visiting clergyman from Nova. Scotia. including the Rev. Dr. F. W. Patterson, presi- dent of Acadia University, the 78th annual meeting of the P. E. Leland United Baptist Association met at. the First Baptist Church. Charlottetown, yesterday morning.

Mr. J. W. Boulter, moderator, presided at the momlng. afternoon, and evening sessions.

Island clergymen present at the nnening session included the Rev. Fl. O. Howlett, OI-eary; Rev. H. R Bell. East Point; Rev. A. E. Todd. North River; Rev. E. J. Barrass. Summerside: Rev. C. A. Hicks, Tryon: and the Rev. C. A. Britten. Bedeque.

At 10:45 the Rev. f. J. Levy. pastor of the entertaining church. delivered a brief but warm ad- dress of welcome to the delegates which was fittingly replied to by the vice-moderator, Rev. C. 0. I-Iowlett.

A report on Grande Llgne, a Baptist missionary movement lo- cated near Quebec City. was read by the Rev. H. R. Bell the morning session. Thc devotional part of the session was conducted by the Rev. E. J. Barrass who had for his general theme "The Arith- metic of Life."

Mr. Barrass broke his theme into three parts. namely, "subtraction? "addition". and “multiplication.” Al yesterday morning's session. he spoke on "subtraction" and show- ed that man could subtract from hisuays by riotous living and de- pleted graphically bow. one by one. man's days are taken away.

At the afternoon session. re- ports on Western missions and on social service were read by Rev-i erends C. A. Britten and C. O.‘ I-Iowlett respectively. The Ibreign‘

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Warning Issued llo Ca: Ration

OTIIAWA, June l‘) — (OP) — Munitions Minister Howe in a statement ,today officially qaiked rumors the asolinc rationin might - in Canada an use up rest: int

th co "may fin themselves in a a our

pr dloament this Quill-w." A statement said e Minister

was conoe over th fact that naotorietla-u admsp reiahlymaccept- e re o a a e press and g0 aewgeuu at the value of the gasoline ration cc o ingmmiglit’ bro...“ n: n “'I‘her is no immedi contemp ated either with respect to the value of ha coupon or

ith f?“ S‘ ‘bl [@0111 Dilflr" ‘do ma.

Anewllnkinthechalncftub- crcrslosis control in Prince Edouard Island ha. been forged with the aredval here 0f the $30,000 Mobile X-Ray Unit for mass surveys, An. nounoement to this effect was made

dil’ bi‘ the PEI. Tubercu- Leflslw. ‘Ilbe unit was pur- wlth funds raised by last

I Sea! campaign.

'1“! 111180 van whldlt will house the eowlormht on its travels izhroushout tlhe Province will reach hare on or about July 10. In all likelihood it will be in opemtlon a goal: or ao clia-tetryotsttakgd Mr. I-LW.

WW1. and 9h league.

Nllr. .H. Hlolllintusn, Halifax, Maritime representative for Victor X-Rny Corporation, came to Char- lottetown with the equipment and will return later to instruct the male tochnxigen in “rlejsani to its

ls patch testing nurse d as temporary male Mr AP. Douoette,

compl been employed for some time as otflniner 0d the districts which the mitt. wmpisigtio f u. visits pre n or esa . tub children from ancy to n years of age has taken place during the last in some twenty-four

three weeks school districts. The greatest co-| frown both

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n teachers and parents was received in this work and the League feels that, if the £11m (to-operation is found in the 41nd’ survey-fate Us soon moms 0 I BUMP“?! ‘DW-

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At the last annual meeting of| the Tuberculosis League. it wasi stated that Prince Edward Island should be able i0 X-Rsy ‘its u'h0l'e| population within the next three years.

13 States Said Short Cf Food

NEW YORK. Jun; 22 — (AP) —Govcrnors of I3 northeastern States today described their poo- pls as without sufficient food and said Government aid was neces- sary lo relieve tbs situation.

0m of than, Governor J. How- ard McGrath of Illhcde Island. said he had re uested a Presid- ential invest at on to determine why the Un ted States W35 not getting more food from Canada.

The Governors. hers for a food conference called b.v Gflvefml‘ Thomas E. Dewey of New York and Governor Raymond E Bald- Win of Connecticut, enpresserl their views at a press conference.

Mr. Dewey tel-med the food problem the “m”! P3551"! "n" of the moment."

Annual Moollng 0f Protostantilrphanage

At the annual meeting of th: Protestant Orphanage held in St. Paul's I-lslll yesterday, Mr. WA. Stewart was reelected chairman of the Board of Trustees and all rc- tiring trustees were re-anoouued for a further term of three ears.

Reports showed excel ent Pro- gress and a omnfortable surplus 011 this year's operations. credited lgpgdy m ms emrgy of Mrs. H.S. manna mu tier-med the finance

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Rev. J.'I‘. Ibbott and Rev. Harvey and “can: it::...r"'*

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Votes “$7 thanks were Pissed V’ 8t. Paul's Hall tlsoflheirllalldoallloardlrlvcrs iortilednohandtothosowho had uglstgq in attaining success.

The ‘Trustees Review of the W" and a summary of finances will follow at a later dais.

Expect Leopold To Abdicate

DSC68515, J1me 22 - (AP) - tnlsted ammo olcee to ths Belgian Govenlnhment [sad tonight x33 Imps ' manoeuvres - '15“); faiiod and that his

Ila lkely within a few

The throat of a general strike by left-diving parties o to 1e0- poid's return hung over the iltical drama being enacted both n Aus- tria when the Monarch was reported cqaferr with Belgium's parlia- memory esders. And in this Cw- ttal of a win-impoverished land.

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announced tonight that rival an accord on a plan for the

Government and that the plan has the approval of Britain,

Russia and the United State A statement by the Sovi

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Saint John Man" lie-Elected llead 0f Hospital Ass’n'

Dr. Rd’ Collins, of St. John, N. B, was re-elected president of the Maritime Hospital Association at the conclusion yesterday of its four day convention in Charlottetown. Other officers and the chairman of the various committees follow:

Chain-nan for New Brunswick, Dr. R J, Collins, Saint John, N.B., 1st Vice-President and chairman for Nova Scotia, Rev. Mother Ig- natius. Antigonlsh, 2nd. Vice-Pre- sident, and chairman for PEI, Dr. J.A. Clark, Charlottetown, P. E.I., Treasurer, Sister Stella Maria, Halfax, Nova Scotia. Secretary. Mrs. H.W. Porter. Kentvllle, NS.

Additional Executive Members: Dr. J.A. McMillan, Charlottetown. RE I . Mr. Ralph H. Gale, Saint John. N.B.. Mr. WM: Simpson, New Glasgow, N.S.

Publicity: Mr. F‘ J, Burn, Kent- ville. NS, (Chainnan).

Hospital Service Plan: Dr. J.A. Clark, Charlottetown, (Chairman).

Constitution and By-Laws: Mr. J F‘ H. Teed, K.C., Saint John. (Clminnan).

Nursing: Miss Marlon fibers, R. N.. Saint John. (Chairman).

Programme: Executve of the As- sociation, Miss Ruth C. Wilson, Ex- ecutive Director. M.H.S.A, and Miss Bartsch, Fredericton, N B.

Trustee Board of the Maritime Hospital service association:

Executive Committee 1945:

Dr. J.A, McMillan, Chairman.

- J A Clark, Vicechairman.

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INTERNATIONAL i AT A GLANCE g

(By The Canadian Pressl)

PACIFIC - Japanese sea escape route from Gagayan valley scaled by capture ol’ Philippine port of Aparri; Australians gain on Borneo; American flag raised to indicate Okinawa conquest but Japanese j (lie-hauls fight on; Super-forts blast -l{urc and Kobe arcs aircraft fac- | torics.

§ cums _ Full of Lluchow to Chinese expected hourly.

i POLAND - C r‘ ‘e agreement ‘reported reached on formation of Polish Government.

I BELGIUM — Leopold's abdication reported likely within fcw days.

BRITAIN — Intervention by British troops In Levant Implied no intention to supplant Frflllclh Government said.

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‘ Mayors Appoint Housing Committee

r TORONTO. June 22 — (GP) — ‘The Canadian Federation of May- -ors and Municipalities during its annual meeting which concluded here today set up a special corn- mlttce. at the invitation of Fin- ance Minister Ilsley, to consider and report to him on housing.

Mayor J.W. Cornett of Vancou- ver. new president of the Assoc- iation, announced the setting up of this committee and in a tele- gram to Mr. llsley told the Fin- ancesMinistcr this committee would be ready to wait on him at any ti

me.

Hon. GB. Dunbar. Ontario Min- ister of Game and Fisheries. told the closing session that Ontario must double the number of fish hatcherlcs in the Province in the next ten years "if we are going to satisfy our growing tourist trade.‘

He predicted also a rigid inspec- tion of summer hotels by the new- ly-orgnnlzed Provincial Tourist De- partment lo ensure proper service iand good food for summer visit- ors.

MOSCOW, June 22 — (AP) — An Allied Commission

lam-announced the agreement, reached by three grou ofmPllelsrwatwconferences here.

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F i Polish factions have reached reorganization of the Polish

s. et. Foreign Commissar, V. M.

Molotov, the British Ambassador, said Archibald Clarkl Kerr, and the U. S. Ambassador, W. Averell Harriman-E

onference lo settle the prob-' us;

l l SAN FRANCISCO June 22 -: (AP) - Poland probably will be the 51st member of the United Nat- ions. but security conference of- ficials see small chance of this hap- pcnmg before the conference ends Tuesday.

However, the announcement by the Moscow radio of agreement a- mong Polish groups meeting in Moscow on the formation of a new Polish Government was regarded as clearing the way for Poland to sign the new world charter.