Tonight and-

SDURIS . Tuesday 8:30 P-M-

24,005 llail Bean Scheduled For Pacific

10.1-1- WA. J~_b—(CP)-.Com'- pillltli): and rllaxtisrc-of the Cana-

l scrum * _ l“.

v"r"'nfi""........,' " ‘FT-Flaw r "fir-Too, a.- u advance. » -

ltoooh combine realm-m

' meal at once. Tombs‘ Music Store. ' eon.

" him-Kins... _ n. 11.! and Gty lies new 1010511115114»! moonshine ‘M...

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warmest. . observance ~ ihsgeu, ipublio does not rest on Ideal . vL-states i-Ion. m. Martin. Secretary of State.

meanness‘ Attorney-Genet“ 1A. lane tackling ti: __ _ ~g sd“bs w... as..." I 1110.103 ,w~here hfiressed lilcn

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r Ewv "is"! m i acv-w- 2r: r:- " arm rlarwoum gauges" " iaeeilgegaaent of iihalt JANIT "All g s Eunice Theresa to mn- LEI 39W!“ and m. stranding‘: . . . WI. ITO C wll. Mflflllflfl

FwQQIGgu t tdtske niece, in near future, SATURDAY a and 1.0 ma. - “W

Matinee Saturday 3:80 lNGMmuEN-r_ and J B. Banning. Charlottetown.

announce the engagement of their dawhtcr. MaryGerinlde Veronica to Matinee Editor Goodwin. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Goodwin. also oLaqhas-iottetown. Marriage to take p e latter part of rune. a a H

, FLY LOBSTERS FROM ALBER- 'l‘0N—-The first shipment of live lobsters from Alberton to be "flovrn to New York left the Mount Pleasant Airport yesterday mom- ing by the Fraser Air Linea. ‘i‘he load comprised 8.400 pounds. The company erected the plane to re- Nlflltil Charlottetown iast night

Army llic Force was dis-

gllgred ‘udaypifi, ‘h, u"; time m and to be away again with an- the Ccmmctis in a returh tabled other load from the eastern section (or F. E. b81111"! iPC-Wentworth). 0'! the Province before 8 o'cloc

The return lhoviedl tthat ‘d- id "Ill M01111!!!» . f me s er wou . -.-'-—

fig‘,- ,§‘,§‘,f‘{°,§°,,, a...“ m... 4.. on wmnmo ream-n. 0011- me ‘one’ he w“ plum“ m l," nectlon with yesterday's report of

the returns for the first day of the

i i . Pl I lh . i§w§h$vn§§° ‘.5... toamhavgr beef; Rod Cross Cam aign. in which the integrated with the American DIVWW °t u 9 171N113" m9"-

Army, were cancelled when the

war ln the Paciifc ended.

Parliament r At A Glance “

(By The Canadian Press) The commons

motion callina’

QBC corrcewndenee dealt-bl! with take over the wave»

i0

s plan length oi

'i‘.he Commons‘ voted 105-60 s- ninst a Progressive Conaervativ _,-

amendment to the Crown Com sales Act. ' LThh-d r_e was Crown C Act:

Uombines mvestlgation Act. . Thursday: "The Commons will discuss Government legislation. mate will not sit, 1' .

BIRTHS

ENNIS-At » chT Charlottetown

Elven the III ICC? lug was given a bill to amend the

The

led‘ by Mr. R. J. Rupert. . were first with 10¢, of their ob- ective; the name of Mr. D. J. Mac-

nnon was inadvertently ommlt- ted as a member of the winning team of the Division led by Mr, A. R. Mclnnia. with 464% of their ob- jective. v

“ISLAND CONNECTOR" SAILS -'I'he B. " Connector" be- gan h _ first trip on the Charlottetown-Newfoundland route when-she left the Railway Wharf ail o'clock last slight bound for 8t. John's. 0n hoard were 130 cat- tlc.,_a lame quantity oi hay, pota- toes. and mher farmpioduce in- cluding eggs. She also had a large shimnent of cheese. Ospthin Al- fred Levesque. Rimouski. P.Q.. is the master.- . .

suochssrtm srunam- - ' A-

Alt, ‘Iloronto. was Mr Kant Lewis. formerly of Aiberlcn. 9.11.1, Mr. Lewis took isonors in his course. He served several years Lu the Royal (hnadian Navy and entered the art school sa soon he re- ceived his discharge following the end of hostilities. His parents. Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Lewis reside in ospltsl on May 30th, 1946, to Mr. mun-mm“. and Mrs, Vernon Dennis. a son. _-—- Nelson James. ATTENDING 152N011 - Among

it - M the Prime County‘ an (nee Bernice

Wfii

Dixon) of steamy

Ms M. 19H. t0 1M‘. icon, North

vsoisoN-At the Prince Id- .on June I. . laytosn

ward I land B tal 1m. t; m». 231' ‘ ma. Stevenson. North River. s. Barrie Preston '

BEER - m his rim. Island Bos- I01

mill 1m J1me i. 1N0. to m. m. Arnold B. Beer. Clyde‘ a son. Model-lit Wallace. . MARRIAGE! STEWART- by Rev. G

art t: n n m .

numr-isrbxoT- st an m u gambled fibula-st. git. on mo; Lavinia

0PM!‘

smouroN-uasxmuon _ A Zion Church on Wednesday, June

in. . . idu ta nedwrwm- no: in‘? fixing’ lgiiggiilngabd! “Alagxigrlglseer: lfiaugage: 11'... About the first storey. an abut- yo, y" to >wu Tu‘, y‘, dgwgg an] NAIR 002105 Olliv 07¢!‘ Q16 kl -‘"=~'*-~=v-*-"~ - m-avaa" .. ... us‘ i:':..“°-.'-.‘..°‘;"°" m , 4- '~ “l . ebmrenddi-iillgtbeosvmdneew oat/ammo! the’- Gard U‘ - Thllkl Oompeti rfln dd menial 1 tum: thermos? of those who I I-"nmm, l. ii§2°"§%a'° est-algal fill-tom's" um m" in foul-i: >Mn - Q _ . IONS 0n Q ""1 l! vusrviih to mGASiIbGG way-snug‘ awrvlam n m“ bu“ “$3 u; “ll-ilk! i0 flddwhill‘! CHI Iflflfldl m Q‘ . ‘Mqmgd an h. “GIG thbllb w [it ildlzm.‘edfil by d iii lb. t) the 'ulliéfl;rlllil°fl w” aims.“ viroman hhat It w‘? . Mill!!! [HUNG . ll ' s,‘ as: “m” m "M" lfifflffl“ u. in hat‘ nmuTvciiimuaiiii. that i lbs tore my sirlrt. ' ' I never saw a fire or smoke tra- vsisofastsait didin thathotel.

r100.

BIOWN -- A! Zion llanse on Wednesday. June 5. 104d. . Carlyle Webster. Miss Filth llllzsbeth Brown of Wood slands to Mr. lkaor Robert Stew-

st l7 a v, .G.ICWOIIIKIJ nudhter - a

itgrs. Denial Hlokor. lmnter River.

Thieman. and Mrs. Clarence

those who have teen attending the fined sessions at Hsliiav

PBDDUCTIOtKIis PRICES- ss reported-holding steady this ‘was. thouuh the beak has

r rted ‘what! was ved‘ due to poultry being allowed full run of arms for range. There was a fight increase in prices quot-til

week. A ‘total of 23g’ N» Mil. HIVIQU (will! weak i iutsmroviwlal shipment. t In some ants were

ma‘: to Ne

recetme due to

II) GBADUAIIS - “

‘the-graduating- clan of Mount Al- a’

k mission whlch_

Province worse deii- the is

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editions *

m s i Late Lloyd llowar ‘

M. l

Scorasofkiasldssatheredatihe Iuneraln

the mainland Ito his heal gntinued to grow worse in spite

G. I‘, Dewar. who the only lil- vi es‘ of the The pallbearers were: MasltlcO Martin, Dr. G Houston. M‘ Simmonds. John Cameron, John A. McLeod. M. W. Weeks. Interment was in the People's

Cemetery.

nous: BRIEFS

OTTAWA. June 5—(OPl-—Vet- clans Minister Mackenzie said to- day in the Commons the House will sit next Monday, the Kings birthday and a statutory holiday‘.

The Commons gave first reading to a bill to amend the Combines Investigation Act to. make its- ad- ministration more effective. Jus- tice Minister 5t. Laurent. introduc- ing the bill. said it was based on recommendations of a s clal com- inves lgated the operations of international cartels and reported to the House at the last session.

The Commission found there was "undue restraint" of trade and rc- commended steps to make the om- bines Bct more effective. Mr. 8t. Laurent said the amendments pro- posed in the bill dealt with pro- cedure snd did not change penal- tics provided under the act.

Postmaster-General Bertrand in s return expressed the hope Cun- uda's proposed new issue of post- age stamps will be ready for re- lease “in the near future."

Officials oi the Post Office De- partment have been working on designs and models for a new ssuq dealing with peacetime subjects for some months. ~

V. C. Phelan, chief ubilc rela- tions officer of the Ls or Depart- ment. receives an annual saiarypf

.100, according to a return tabled n the Commons.

The salary scale for the nine per- sons in the Labor Department pub- llc relations office run from Mr. Phelszfs top listing to a clerk at $8.040

The five members oi the nub- llcity. branch of the post office get salaries ranging from $3,900 a year for the chief-D. Adamson-down to $1.92) for a stenographer.

Stcalsllp . Reported Adrift Is Atlantic

IDNDON. June 5-(CP Cable)- The Canadian steamship Dingwall is drifting tonight tn hhs Atlantic Ocean about 160 miles west oi

k Harbor. with s propeller

t

' either lost or disabled. the Press

Association reported. The agency said an Irish v was an its wan to Maud by the crippled ship

. and added'a tilgbost was being W. sent out from a British port.

NEW ZIALAND PLANTS oonnrurs FOB vvortnms AUCKLAND, N 2.. June b

(C?) — With ‘he r of large numbers of ma; from abroad. many of New snd's wartime labor 13ers over-

s-nd announce t if faotoéfi 133th were available they could l.

"G (is;

bathe of tgglate! "y: w 9"". ‘ m" V‘ ‘m firs ‘consumed 13000 build- UIMIII I hfiiiiibd b h1g5“ t‘: Car is Vevocbster. use! “on c: not“: c“ n. no.1“... '°"°‘" ““‘°‘ was n s. " . ’ of the 23rd Psalm mug age-bailed . c. my“ mm m: 588-" Dec. 30 IDM-Qlmqimis Theatre Previ to his going Vau- ma: which 6'15 lives were lost. couvsr in 1MB (he died at a Vau- -. M.’ iiiiiv-Ilwent -four men gpuvey tall on y, u“ killed 1n plant lose. Nhtheis mnDewarhadbeen Mitch . 0133. .- o of i-be most yo 000 from fire which swept Burling- mw 1g “ti” Qjtyi l? fimgw, a: railroad skyscraper office 811100. e a stud: - ' April 13, mill-Eleven mm killed bib?“ $113: yogi“ “h” o? Q: when tn. ed by fire and poison-

t memos! science could p

h was drused only in salami!!-

iculturcAb d bll hed by m thfleonomlcs DirQv-isi p“ Ddmlnion

Rltéllifiitat First In Chicago-

. s _ m» _ 000k ll today sells flotalflfiniled m [malt fire in October. tail’ i!) lives were lost an v valued at 3300.000410] dam-

3E5‘

i

01B gases an intercepting sewer tunnel U feet underground. 10, ISM-Ohio o siwkyards,

May

roperty e . . .

Jim. 16, 104 --Gcnerai Clark Hotel, l4 perished.

Plctou Fannhand Convicted 0f llapc

‘IHURO. NB iJuns 5 - (C?) — Hen Clark Barrett, Pictou County nd was convicted rods of raping a seven-yearolcl _l prii 28 and was remanded to lday for sentence.

The Nova Sootia Supreme Court’ fins Jury deliberated l2 minutes

fore returning its verdict. Bar- rett accepted it. with no outward emotion.

Testimony of the child's mother. who repeated one girl's story be- ing lured to Victoria Park and st- tacked under a makeshift shelter

where accused lived, was admitted over defence obyeotion. Eight other witnesses testified today after l3

were heard yestculsy.

vigil m} 1 “£21m” Sill‘? (pim- sci a s a ns

on Bits-sepals shag-t corresponded with

specimens of the child's blood.

Grown Companies liill Passe iioinmcns

(By The Canadian Press) OTTAWA. J1me 5—The Com- mons today gave third readinil on division-without a recorded vote to the lengtililv debated bill auth- orizing the incorporation of some oi the Crown companies establish- ed during the war. The bill. which now goes to the Sénate. was given gm reading a:- a. Progre ve onserva ve - amendment was defeated 106-50. The amendment would have lim- ited money advanced to the Crown cocaine/nice to mounts appropriat- ed for "the muipose by Parliament. The bill provided that as much as $500,000 for working capital and $500,000 for capital advances could be allotted to each of the combin- ies out oi unappropria-ted consoli- dated revenue funds.

Eyewitness Story 0f Hotel Fire

By WALTER L. MOODY (As told to Ilhe Associated Press)

CHICAGO. June 5~I W85 in my room on the sevautih floor of the La Selle Hotel about 12:16 momma. when I smelled lmoke- 1 was about hali-aslflqll.

I went to the door and saw that the hallway was full of anoke. I awoke all other persons on the floor by banging on the doors and yelling "fire" as 1 went down the hallwwa

My friends already were 1w so we dune right back down. There were many people on the stairs. I knew where the fire escape was and we storied escortinii people from the seventh floor to the fire

,AgflyuIk11DWtliiii‘C wasnoonsilomthatwindotthe building on that floor who did not

escape.

I used s wet towel over my face after I came back to the seventh floor, The smoke was so. thick that it was to see. "

Itwaasrmmdlsnbwhenl lemby way of the flra escape. 111a flames hsdbugone W! through the Cbiltwlé. had not come into

LIII POULTRY. PIGS

on, rioulture, tells of . tic cuts ‘in the \ ’ D0" l7 l" 1. 1MB. corn- d

IMO!‘ ‘Ulfild

Pris wiry keepers in the _~ groom were receiv- gag éio I _. nelmbt‘ to ‘keep one‘; - v “It! l‘ 0 I is peiilnu-y-ayt- the 3G». in m ‘a t ird ha been r "".‘.’.'.l."“‘l““ C Ii- mass. 1a chr- ‘ "now been cut to one-shit or yrs-war. ‘in order to save Iurcpe.

l‘ rm: ' ciiaatorrsruwn ouaaman

firs. LA. Bernard "Guest 0i Local HLL. Suh-llivisicn

. J. A. Bernard was the guest of Charlottetown Sub-division Catholic Women's League at the regular monthly meeting held June

. dzlum flash ".‘i..‘*‘:¢“‘i»§;'::'lr~ w

. on was in the chair and. following the recital of rsyer extended s very cordial an ' welcome to Mrs, Bernard-in which she fitting- ly‘ expressed the recitation of t e sub-division in aving Prince Edward Island's “first lady" as its honored guest. Mrs. Bernard, who had been president of Tignlsh Sub- division, and vice- esldent on the Diocesan Counc . was happy to be present and to meet mem- bers individual during the social hour which fo owed the business meeting. The president further extended a kindly and sincere wel- come to Mrs. Frank Murray who was present after three months absence through illness.

A delightful feature of the even- ing was the splendid musl-cale which was contributed b the fol- lowing artists: Miss Ma on Doug- au. piano solo; . Alfred Kearney. violin solo (with Min Dougan accompanist; iano cm by Misses Maureen lake

Barbara Walsh. ‘These young iad- ‘

ies. uplls oi Notre Dame School of usic. also contributed indivi- dual piano solos. All the numbers were heartily encored and grac- iously remondedto. Mrs. Frank R. Murphy was in charge of musical program.

Delicious refreshments were serv- ed and a happy-hour passed in social converse. Mrs. Ernest Mc- Tiutue was the efficient covnvener and the following ladies assisted in servlnm- Mrs. J. B,‘ Blake. Mrs. N. Nicholson. Mrs, Frank Walker, Mrs, J. H. Blanchard, Mrs. Lorne Noonan, Miss M. E. Bradley. Mrs. J. O'Neill. Mrs. Henry Curran,

The president. Mrs. McMahon presented a vote of thanks to the entertainers on motion of Mrs. S. G. Péippifl, seconded by Mrs. J. H. Blanchard,

Business Meeting

Miss Evangeline Vesaey, record- lflE secretary, presented the min- utes of the regular and executive meetings held in May. Business from the minutes as ratified by the meeting. included the appoint- ment of Mrs. J. H. Blanchard as convener of Study Clubs. 1t ls pleasing to report that canned goods to the number of 52 were

onated by the sub-division to .he food for Europe campaign. Fisher Bros. kindly did the packing of these free of charge.

Correspondent‘ as read by the Secretary. Mrs. Ernest Mr-Tague, included letters from: Rt. Rev. R. V. McKenzie. Rector of SD.U., "linking the Sub-division for r:- nual donation to rize list; His Eminence, James haries Cardinal McC-ulcan. acknowledgment and appreciation of spiritual bouquet: the faculty and graduating class of S.D.U.. invitation to attend cum-

ncement exercises; Mr. Dm ere. MOYIIPEBI. re canned goods drive; Sister John of the Cross, 0.8M. with gratitude for aid to ‘ Service; Mrsi J, A. McMillan, re Rod Cross Campaign; Mrs. Gordon McDonald. appreciation of cwoper. ation re survey for higher salaried teachers; Miss Estelle Halnes. Red Cross nutritionist, W.P.T.B.. re collecting unuused meat coupons to further overseas shipments; Miss Ellie Gl-llis, Diocesan Convener War Services. outlining post-war Work: Mrs. S. Benoit. conv--er 500101 Service.

The financial statement was sub- mitted by the treasurer. Miss M. E. Bradley. Convener: who were present. presented reports iii Jol- lows: membership. Mrs. N. Nich- olson: education, Mrs. J. B. ilake; institutions. Mrs, Frank Walker; Girl Guides, Mrs. S. G. Peppm; WSFWBI‘ Wfirk, Mrs. W. T. C-nuly; program. Mrs. F. Murphy; lay re- treats. Mrs. Lorne Noonan; sick visiting. Mrs. Henry Curran; press. Mrs, Wank Murray.

The Sub-division will be rcp- resented by members at the com- mencement exercises of the city schools when the annual lzes donated by the League wll be mresented. Membership ls increas- ng. several new members being introduced and welcomed by the President.

Miss Anne Marie Arsenault whose work as teacher of handl- craft is sponsored by the Provin- cial Government, was present, and on the invitation of the president, eXblained to the meeting. the na- ture of her work which covers the

teaching of sewing. weavlnfl. bas- '

ketry. embroidery and crepe paper work. Several members signified their intention o! taking the three weeks course which opens this week in the League rooms.

A ?i'l‘itunl bouquet will be pire- ‘ sente

to His Excellency Bishop Boyle. 9n the occasion of his Corn- secrstion anniversary. Members will march in a body on Corpus Christi Sunday. A donation was voted toward the Red Cross. end n Committee of mfmbers will n~~lst in canvassing during tho Jrive. Miss M. E. Bradley and Mrs. F. Walker wcrc appointed joint con-

veners for the envelope collection 41 to sld

C.W.I.. charities. The meeting. which was largely attended. closed with the Nsvunal Anthem.

GROWS’ FEET BOUNTY

Crows and msgXles have become so numerous in iberta that they constitute a menace to mlgra rry and upland birds in the province. So much sfa that the Alberta Gov- ernment has found it expedient to encourage the killing of predatory bl-rds. including crows and mug- ples. by providing for the payment of s bounty of b cents per pair of feet. At the pi pent time. a sum- mer campaign ior the destruction of crows and magpie: is being cm- ducted by tlfe Alberta Fish a

Game Association which has been

empowered to the boun fr funds sllocatedpt‘: it by the beg: Government.

SLIGHT IMPIOVIHINT 5-

i061! in

f Ql-Yfir-Old Mrs.

Leland Wenger. wib gave birth to a daughter nine days ago after being paralysed and in a semi-

8.8km at ma“? niined w n was co m; nada the wartime Prime Minis-

‘slsl was

f? Asgllesatyssi oesitiauesnbmrspl)

ed bonus to bfllll them to that “wages the end M , indeed oi waitim action by the m1 syn- od. '5". l". R l-‘lolobrow. Sydney. 3,5,, that (he motion be

as "a venture oi faith."

EALIIAZ. June ii—“Chrlst or chaos! Christ or ruin!" ‘Ilhat is the challenge to the Church in 1046 as the world faces a legion of to wet war problems. m.

derick n

, 0i ese of Booth. as the delegates held their opening lesions in St. Paul's Par- ish H811 on Monday. id 1n .11 ems Ohms-h. but in none more than in this generation." the Bishop said.

Aimong the highlights of Bishop

'5 charge we're a strong declaration against gambling as a means of raising chruroh funds. greater care on the part of the flu“ in pe marriages and m e civil ccrunonies where the parties have little or no belief in the church: avoidance of “mix- ed marriages" where possible and in cases wilwre such marriages are to take place a carefully worked- out understanding lWY-Wtm i“ pee-ties before the marrlflde ti“!

Alluddng to the success which already has attended the Anglican divsnce Appeal. the Bidwrp laid before “lb Synod a ten-point um- grarn for continuation of this ef- fort. This lmluded more deter- mined efforts in evangelism; a follow-up of those who have been coniirmedsinoe Aipril. 1944. andan effort to integrate such persons (numbering 3,408 candidates since he became Bishop) into the life and work oi the church: restor- ation of family won-shin; an edu- cational program. incl the lnstory of the Church of Midland and its heritage. the world vision of the church. and instruction in practical problems of home life; an appeal to youth; consideration of the need for a travelllnl-l mis-