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a -. M05000!‘ indicate that Preaiderl.

Truman has selected a civilian v- lucceed Lt-Gen. Walter Bedell Bruit-h as ambassador m Mosww,

E60!’ Gilmore. Associated Press . uulTQﬂpOﬂdeﬂb in Moscow. says the ambassadors residence and automobiles there are bell-lg n- fllfniﬂhéd. s. 800d inllrstlon lilo‘. a new occupant is about to u. rive. --

He adds —— and in this he agrees with reports current in Washing-

To Bpenefit .

h OTTAWA. April c - (c?) - i 1‘he Agriculture Department today announced that its freight -

sill-an" P0110? 0n Western grains‘

and feeds, appllcabletc Eastern lOsnuda. now extends autcmaticai.

{ .5- to Newfoundland.

Canadian Anny. .Are'a llealls To Arrive Friday

or of administration at army head- quarters in Ottawa, will command the troops in Newfoundland. Cmdr. J. Piomer. former Halifax dcckyards commander. will handle navy forces until arrival of Com- modore V. BJGodIrey, naval mem- ber of the Canadian joint staff at Washington sine; 1037.

Wing Cmdr. E. C. Wurtele, form-

A. Pittman land COMPANY Lrszualo ,

er staff officer in charge of oper. atlons and air training at Trenton, Ont. will administer the youngest service.

All three will come under com- mand of their respective service heads at Halifax. It had been an- nounced from Ottawa before con- cderation lust Thursday that each service would establish Newfound-

land units. Their exact sire am disposal were not known lmmedi. I. G y.

._.__________ CONTROLLED DISTRIBUTION

India has at present 100,025.00. People under a system of controlled distribution of food grains.

ton ___ m t m _l This means that feeders in New- ‘ pected to be a lligletolllrlsletllzvollo ‘l: 3- (grﬁs l?“ beneﬁt l“ the 9X‘ ready m the 5'5“ Depwlmelws l to their localiiglzl all tgll llcllordnntg foreign service. i '- 5 P111611 ' t Beyond uus. ‘the identity olgfﬁellgri": 1"!‘ will eﬂslnetlns in whoever the president has ;u a-re Prwmces- made "1"" mind has been a clossk guarded '£h',';:gg“dre::s°2 ‘lterd-Agfﬂ t1-

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8'1‘. JOHN'S. April 0 —- (C?) - A two-man advance guard arrived here today to prepare for entry o! Canadian armed forces into the new Province of Newfoundland. Lt.-Col. J. K. Ferguson. P.R.O

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secret. , f ‘Ilhere have been reports fol-lily“? "8 Western wheat. cats, ‘ﬂitnxrlaiytoligtgzg Nets: 50m! time. llﬂwcvﬁi‘. thlt the; ‘r Y End '5'" NM‘ 1 ‘ma 3 "ed foundland area heads of the three -

. n ‘screenings. and br , . llifasldelrllarlstllzm tstaltl: mlddllllls made from" wlllelglwgrrliw‘: ' “M”, Wm ml" Fﬂdly‘ should make another effort to ex- l m the Prairie Provinces. “'5- M- 5- D“""' mm" "mm" plain its position to the Kremlin; F9545 sllPblied under this sr- and see if there '15 my possible ;rlinlement must be Used exclusively avenue of approach te- n. setLle-lP-S ffed m iG-snarlu for Cunadign ma.“ o; eaibwcslt gut-lung,“ ihrestoclr and poultry. The obect woud oconvnce‘ 'Russla. tilat what may appear to -b°-5“°°'°d°d b? i "villi-n may be warlike moves on the cart of ha" 0° mmwtliln With the 0f- mo United sts s are really only “Weller-eased criticism in this n reaction to ussian attitudes mum‘? m“ PTQSW-llﬂli 170mm and cos to fear of what may be 11"“ W" dteendins too heavily lrl Kremlin minds lol- the luture- °" military minds" in lcrelsn eh Personally Interested fairs. Two o1 the last three en- The President is represented as "W! 1° M0500" h!" N911 m1!!!- being very personally interested in "Y men» Avﬂﬂll Hmimarl hav- preventing the arrival of s. dell m3 "Wed ‘WV/WI Admiral when he would have lo- 1180159 slum”? "id 5111131- 5115 R‘ 116W Wm“ and when u, d,» ‘mu-dc man in the form of a. “regular” bombs, There is, of course. . no diplomat would seen~._w be the quggtlon u to his deterrninaﬂon logical choice if there is hope of to use the bomb if wal- canes. But "BI-UM new situations.

Truman- his friends have sold. _V , ' ‘ _ , .

would like very rntltlntojgvcld the

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m: AVERAGE MOTORIST DRIVES 10.000 MILES PER YEAR HOW MUCH WILL YOUR DRIVING cosr YOU rr-ns vesm

MllQS ""85 Cggf Fgy Per Gal. Travelled 5000 Miie; i2 5000 5155,30 14 soon $142.ao l6 5000 $124.80 l8 5000 $111.80 1° - 5000 25o 40c $100.00 sssao 22 5000 221 40c $90.80 $76

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for a time that the President would revive his Mmbllln-WQ idea of sending a specie-l 1'90"" sentstivs to Moscow. The Btslte Department tried to m!!! "l! Rusdsns understand lllll

Give Money To thrcuzh a message delivered by

iianle llelsgates, To 00st Meeting '_‘

omsws. April 1 - (or) -- Labcr lillinister Mitchell today an-

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the effort could be one of the new

nounoed the names of the all: Cana- dian delegates to the third session of the coal mines committee of the International Labor organization

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arnbensld ‘s first sssiswmnil- Thsre have been numerous re-

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KIMIBJJY. 3.0.. April 0 - (OP) - . International Pruiderrt Join Ola-t today ordered the 20.- csnadian membership

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meeting in Pittsburg April 21-80. The delegates include two repre- sentatives ewh from the Govern- ment. the mine unions tad employ-

are.

H. R. Pettigrove. Fredericton. and D. J. Butherland. Ottawa. both Industrial relations officers of the Labor Department. are Govern- ment delegates. Robert Livett. Calgary. president of District l8 United Minework- Irs (G.O.L.), and Freeman Jenklnlr Glace Bay, N.- 5.. president of District 26. U.M.W.. will be labor delegates. Vincent A. Oooney, secretary of the Drumheiler Coal Operators o! Association. and W. O. Whittaker of Calglfy. secretary of the West- ern Canadian Bituminous Coal Operators Association, will repre- lent employers. l

The committee will discuss the protection of young underground workers in coal mines, the re- training of physically incapaciated miners and hours of work in the Ilines.

Also on the agenda are dia- aussions of recent events in the eosi mining industry. and o! action

who“ there is some chanﬂe "1 "'9 “W; sian atmosphere which 1010i‘! make new snowed!" WE“! '- _not only on the broad B90501 ‘s’ sues which divide Rvusaia. from most of the rest of the world. 1W1? also on such specific disazfev ments as Berlin. v “us” says “time. ‘PY ee the e new '"' "l" ﬁg: ador ‘will come at a tn‘ which may offer singular Cl""ll"‘ unlties for reonenllvs mam’ UT" ~I lesome issues between Russia a1". the U5." . This follows by only a few (lav ' a Gilmore dispatch which started out by saying that "some lliplnm- at: not directly involved in the four-power dispute over Berlin speculated today "l!" ml! B new move to settle that issue. ~ considered against the Russian system of censorship. which inter- ests itself not only in the Pf"- tection of Russian P0110! bill? ilm- , sometimes. refuses t0 N” 515' patches which it considers actually erroneous, transmission of $11850 G" dispatches could have mos-e than ordinal-v slmiﬂblmt- Indications that Gen. smith Wm

the Jntemationsl Milie- Mill and Smelter Workers Untied (C.- LO.) to stop pa pee oa/pita to: to the Oongrem of Labor which suspended the smel- ter union llast month.

Harvey M y. Western Can- ada director of the mine-mill un- ion. said here he had received a wire from Clark. at Ohicago. daring throanadisn mom‘ p r to divert the- tax mania immed- iately to a Canadian strike fund. The union has been‘ paying eight cents e. man monthly to the C.- C. .

‘Phe 0.6L. suspended the amel- ter union, charging that some of its officials had made slanderous attacks on 0.0.1.. executives. Th suspension climaxad “‘ o feuding between the union and the 000F909.

Murphy also announced that 800 miners at Comtr Motlntsm; 3.0. voted yesterday to give one day's pav to start a strike fund -for Canadian gold miners.

taken by various countries in the light of conclusions reached at the second session of the committee.

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