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Ethiopia claims Find Of Best Quality Uranium in World

ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia. rAP) Emheror Haile Selassie in an mt:-rviriw Saturday announced that Wtnic of the best, quality uranium up in the world has been dis- "‘\‘nrcri in his remote cast Afri- ‘-'-n realm.

Sales Leader

Neil "Nipper" Maclnnis. salesman for R. '1‘. Holman Ltd., is shown

above with the Frigidaire he won petition.

for this major prize. Frigidaire is

Over a given period he registered sufficient sales to qualify

A’;

it

in Canada-wide sales points com-

a division of General Motors.

Conway and Vicinity —Mr. John’MacDonald was I

business visitor to summerside on May 12.

Mr. Joseph Bolster. Rumford. Me.. spent a few days with his brother Mr. Aeneas Buiger, Free- lanci_ recently.

Mr. Aeneas Bulirer, Freeland. was a business visitor to Summer- side on May 12.

Mr. Daniel Adams. Borden, was it business visitor to Conway on May 11.

Mrs. Lawson Oatway. Mrs. George Morrison and Mrs. Sterling Palmer were in O'Le.-try on May 11 on business.

Miss Erma Paugh, Summerside. spent a few dais at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer re- centiy.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Palmer were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ellis. East Bide- lord.

Mr. Charles Palmer. Borden. spent a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer re- cently.

Mr. George Tupiin. Murray Road. and Mr. Leslie Smith. Pop- lar Grove, were recent business visitors to Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mscllean. Coleman_ were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer, Freeland.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer and son Lloyd. Borden. were visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer on May 16.

Mr. Cecil Palmer. Borden. spent A few days at the home of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palm- er.

Mrs. Preston ostway and film- lly. Poplar Grove. were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mliligan.

Miss Donne Palmer. Summer- aide. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer. Freeland, on May 16..

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh smith, Cedar Avenue. Sunimerside. were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur smith. Sr.. Freeland.

Mr. and Mrs. James Macbougnll. Richmond. were vkxitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murphy on May 16.

Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson were recent business visitors to Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MncNevln. Brae. were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs John W Palmer. Freeland. on May is

Mr. Harry Ramsay, Bolsetown. N.B., spent the weekend with his wife and family. Mr. Ramsay's work will be at St. Stephen, N.B., for a month or so.

Mr. John Ramsay. who is em- ployed at Boisetown. N.B. spent the weekend with his wife and family.

Mrs. John Ramsay and baby. who lived at Borden for the past year. have moved up to the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Oatway, Freeland.

Mr. Gerald Murphy. Grade XI student at St. Dunstan‘s College. spending his

Th’ Fmneror said the qunnt|'_v it iiranium-—lhe raw material for ‘lfimif energy and cxplosives— hnzl mt. been established. A qunllficdl iruirre described the discovery as ‘ "malnr find."

The official rnnfirmntlnn at the

""~*_’ hours reports here that Sel- *‘‘I! had signed a .99-year urn- ",""" Rivlnx the United Stat:-.r. "this to establish military bases lirra-.

Stale department officials in liashingtnn said they knew at no ‘Nev-ment signed with Ethiopia :‘'"N- it part irrantlnx the United Hates the risht. to continue ope.‘- "'"iR an armed forces radio relay ‘iltton at Asmara. Eritrea. the lflrmer ltallan colony which has “Mn federated with Ethiopia. ‘-‘<1:-———j—__.

Charlottetown, is

vacation at the home of his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Mur- phy, Foxicy River.

Miss Colleen O'Brien, teacher at Conway school. was in Summer- side May 17 on business.

Mrs. Arthur Adams was a recent business visitor to Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford !.'iils_ East Bide- ford. on May 16.

Mr. Mark Broome, Summerside. ‘

spent the week-end with his wife and family in Freeland.

Mrs. Bradford Macxinnon and Mrs. Mark Broome were in 0‘1.»eary on May 14 on business.

Mrs. Muriel Ellsnds. Bummer- side. was visiting her mother Mrs. John Broome, on May is.

Mr. and Mrs. George sherry and son Eric. Lot Sixteen. were recent visitors at the home of Mrs. John Broome.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and family. Charlottetown, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George 'I‘uplin. Murray Road

The many friends of Mrs George 'n.iplin. Murray Road. will regret to learn she is a patient in the Stewart Memorial Health Cen- tre_ Tyne Valley. and wish her a speedy recovery to good health.

The monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of at. Peter's Anglican Church, Lot Eleven. was held at the home of Mrs. Reginald Palmer on May 15.

Mrs. Cecil Palmer and family, Borden. spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Palmer recently.

Mr. Ire Banks, Poplar Grove. unloaded a car of potatoes at Con- way on May 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett xelley.Bt. Eieanor’s. were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Doucette. Poxley River.

Mr. and Mrs. John Machdyen and family. Charlottetown, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Msooonald. Freeland.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cameron. Summerside. were visiting at the home of Mrs. John Brooms on May 16.

Mr. Clinton Morrison. who is second mate on the corferry at

Borden. spent a few days with his

Marten’:

CELIRV and (II!!! SNCIS

Look for Man/on’: Sui ot Quality

motored to Summerside recently.

has recently purchased a new half- ton truck.

are glad to see her home again

Western Hospital. Alberton.

from Montreal recently where she was employed for some. time.

was in Bloomfield on business on May 14.

recently from Montreal.

was in Bloomfield on business on May 15.

Callaghan were to Charlottetown recently on business.

have moved to Burton where Mr.

wife and family recently.

Freddie and Ronnie were visiting at Malpeque on May 10.

Bloomfield and Vicinity —Mr. Clair Gallant recently re-

turned home from Ottawa where he spent some time.

Miss Norma Gallant motored to Cape Tornientine recently. On her return trip to Bloomfield she was

Arscnault is fishing. district on business recently. visitor to Bummerside.

were recent visitors to Tignish.

Illeomfieid on business on satur- Mr. Liege Guard was to this any"

The following are those who were to Bloomfield recently on business: Mr. Wilhelm Vander Mudde, Hor- don Maxwell, J. P. Hogan, Bill Stevenson, Don Adams, Don smith, Sydney Porbes, Harold Dobson, Malcolm Matheson. Mrs. Andrew Lutteral was to

Mr. Roy smith was a business

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arsenault

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snrroaui. warren mu I . NEW YORK, (sri—muis'szark,lT}ri~';1.g§u‘::3f“;Iay 2E"51°95I43 , I

66. editorial writer for the New

York Times who won a 1942 Pulit- BOSTON, (AP)— 1' 11 int

W Prize for lnbor reportlns. died month since April. l95l,.rtlle°Me!tro-

of 3 heart attack Monday. A ns- politan Transit Authority, opgrgt.

tive of Hungary brought here when ing metropolitan Boston's surface-

he was a small child, stark worked subway transportation system. completed last month "in the

for the City News Association and black." the trustees reported Tues-

the New York Evening Sun before joining The Times in 1917. day. The system earned $12387 net.

accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. All. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mocbougall

Mr. Robert Shaw, Bloomfield.

Friends of Miss Luclns McMillan fter receiving treatment in the

Miss Doreen Veno returned home

Mr. Eldon McLean, electrician.

Mrs. Myles Griffin arrived home

Mr. William Ciormen, Giengarry, Messrs.‘ Hal Norton and Kenny

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Arsensult

Mr. Oscar MacNeill and sons

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SALE »

Bid 7 cu.‘ ft. Models $279.50

Used Refrigerators $65.00 up

See them Today

Bryenton &

187 Gt. Geo. St.

Firestone Refrigerator

FIRESTONE

Macilay Go.

SALE

Battery RADIOS 9.95 up

Used Gasoline WASHERS 49.95 up

l'}lt-ctric WASHERS 39.95 up

LAWN MOWERS 4.95

Rubber GARDEN HOSE

Charlottetown

50 ft. 3.69

AND

Provincial Organization PATRON

Hon. T. W. L. PR()“'SE, ' Lt.-Gov. P. E. I.

Honorary Chnlrmonz Eon. A. W. Mstheems Premier, P. 1'}. I.

Lt. Col. 1. D. Stewart.

Mayor City of Charlottetown

T. loy Cudlnoro Provincial Chairman:

Hon. I. Earle MacDonald CANVASSERS

Earle C. Baker '1'. Gordon lves

N. W. Lowther, Q.C.

Ralph M. Jones J. '1‘. Davies

W. 3. Jenkins 3. Eula Tlylor

Brig. W. W. Bold. l).5.0. 11. Earle Mncllonald George J. Rogers Edwin C. Jolanstono I. 12. Seller J. Fulton Pierco G. E. llu-tiau A. B. Beiohlt 1'. D. Doflloln

F. Walter llyndman B. 1!. Rogers J". A. S. Jones J. 0. Montgomery A. Alistair MscLood W. G. Barbour

RED SHIELD

SUNSET LODGE APPEAL

SPECIAL NAMES CANYAS8 MAY 20th to 27th

The" annual appeal of the local branch of the Salvation Army is now under way. .

GIVE GENEROUSLY TO THIS WORTHY CAUSE City Chairman: A. G. HOGAN Special Names Chairmen:

R. E. Seller

Inn A. Home E. D. Nicholson (9. Frod Moors

G. M. Avard )1. L Sear

On Any New Model

WASHER

(Electric or Gas Engine) PLUS - A Reasonable Allowance For Your Old Washer

You just can’! heat the Entity Washer for service and diirnbility: . . . You just can't bent l-lo|man'.< lnr the savings ml the purchase of _\-our now Realty V\'n:h- er! The Be-atty Washer mechanism ll constructed to last a lifetime and the beautiful finish is of glcnniing enamci. Buy your BI-ntty \\'aslicr NOW for a worth while Saving! '

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ONE WEEK

Saturday. May 15th Saturday. May 22nd

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