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i te HE HAILEYBURIAN WAR SAVINGS CERT Vol. 41; No. 13 » HAILEYBURY, ONTARIO THURSDAY, JUNE 14th, 1945 Haileybury People 'Change Minds in Federal Election -Vote Reversed From That of Previous Week Gives Walter Little Majority Perhaps the most interesting part of the Federal/election on Monday, so far as Haileybury. is concerned, was the way in which local voters reversed their ideas of the two old parties during the week that intervened following the provincial contest the previ- ous Monday. From a substantial Progressive Conservative major- ity for R. D: Cumming on June 4 they changed around and voted Liberal on June 11, giving Walter Little, M.P., a considerable lead over F. H. Todd, the Conservative candidate. Figures in the provin- cial election gave Cumming 462 Nixon 217, Taylor 195 and Fen 10, while the standing this timé was: Little 485, Todd 311, Ames 149 and Teeple 13. While up to yesterday returns for the riding were not complete according to figures compiled by Returning Officer H. Clifford Walter Little's election seems to be assured. There were only a few scattered polls to be heard from and it was not considered| | likely that the overseas vote, still to come, could make any material change in the standing of the four| candidates. The C.C.F. candidate] C. C. Ames, was in second filace| with a good lead over the votelor,' the invention of two New polled by F. H. Todd, Progressive| York men interested in mining, is Conservative, while the Labor| ner, and was trailing away be- hind the others when the votes| | Saturday by local mining men The latest reurns gave Little|holding interests in the recently were counted. 7,020 votes Ames (5,253, Togd 3,735 and Teeple 523. Returns came in fairly rapidly during the|Claims located in the townships evening, with some 123 polls of the 139 in the riding reporting place here and most of the local people stayed in their homes and| received the reports by radio. |STOLE FISHING TACKLE _|AFTER BREAK-IN AT HARDWARE STORE HERE A thief or thieves with a pen- chant for the sport of angling Principal Business got fishing tackle with an esti- mated value of $40 in a burglary which occurred at the store of the Haileybury Hardware Co. over the past week-end. Entrance to the building was made by the cellar window and by using an axe on the door at the head of the stairs Mading to the store | meeting of the town council, held Property Sales By -- Town Council Still Six Houses Disposed of at Tuesday Night Session and Some Offers Are Pending This report of the regular, Legal BattleOver Cohalt Property Again Postponed Subject of Argument in Supreme Court This Week tween the town |NEW LISKEARD LADY ALSO SEES UNUSUAL BIRDS THIS SUMMER Sequel to a note in the last is- sue of The Haileyburian, to the effect that H. G. Pickard had ob- served an American redstart in this district, a New Liskeard wo- man who told the reporter she would prefer to remain anony- mous, said these birds were quite common around North Bay and The protracted legal battle be-|Callander. She said also that, in and|her own observations this sum- and the brédk-in wis not disco-|on Tuesday night, might well be George Mitchell, K.C., over prop-|™€" she had come across speci- vered until a celrk arrived' to/headed "Continued From Last open up on Monday morning. In] Month," as the greater part of addition to the fishing tackle a]the four-hour session was taken few small batteries were missed]up with sales of property owned and the cash register had been|by the municipality : opened, but only a few coppers|houses were sold, together witha had been left in it on Saturday}couple of vacant lots, and the night. Chief K. R. Watson and]total receipts reached the sum of constable A. Souliere of the pro-|$4,950. Two of the houses were vincial police investigated the]sold to tenants who have rented burglary, but they said there was|them for a considerable period. little in the way of clues, al-jar though there.were some finger-|qt prints left. The thieves left the|belong to the town and are rent- building by the rear door, and|ed there were some taces of an te |e who had failed to keep up tl cee to open it fom the outside -- roperties had been repossessed. It Being Tried Out =: in Temagami Area astel in some of the houses which are rented now, Invention of New York Men Locates Veins and Ore Through Overburden in formed jHerm oo F This company tas 'secured several] $1 The company is financed chiefly (Continued on Page ?° that there were other prospective and subject to approval by the Department of Municipal Affairs . : a Emile Marcoux bought twvo|Appeal, rendered last month. Mr A new "electronic ore indicat- houses, one on Russell street for. $600 and the other on Blackwall , ; street for which he will pay $1000. 4 z [being tried out on a group of/Both will be repaired and reno- Progressive, FO Garth Teeple claims An _Cassells and Strathy vated this summer. Ian D, Mac-]serving at was not at any time a likely win-|townships, in the Temagami For- est Reserve, according to inform- on Probyn for $300 and an un- ation given The Haileyburian on dertaking to spend a considerable sum in rebuilding; Geo. Beaudet Browning street| Mitchell said the case had come yA Mr. Justice Plaxton, ,and 000, and A. H. Swanson, who|was over a tax sale of his proper- occupies a house on Latchford named and has also a large group street, will pay $1800 for it and \located on the south band of sedi- "Shean | before 10 o'clock. Early in the/ment® in McElroy township, Lar- evening it was evident from re-|der Lake area. At present there ports reaching the committee)!s 4 drill crew working on theliouse on the Lake Shore road the sale on that ground, but that tooms of the two old parties that|Cassells_ township group where] i the King Government would be|{@ir values have been secured returned to power. Nothing in|!¥0m prospecting, and it is the the way of a celebration took|imtention to further develop the th other properties. Diarmid got the old Carr house 4 Se bought the Mines Limited.tyouse im which he is living fore on Amwell street. In addition to the sales made|Kirkland Lake. His Lordship pro- ceeded with the cases on the list after the Mit- In all, six nd these deals brought up the 1estion of other properties which 1, in some cases by the former r housing payments andthe erty in the municipality owned by nished another skirmish at Justice Keiller Mackay the ease over until next fall. granting this request by the Kirk- land Lake lawyer, His Lordshir | made the hearing then, and said that thrown away" are to be paid by the plaintiff to the municipality Found on Highway within thirty days. mens of both the Morning Warb- ler and Pine Warbler, the former hg lawyer, it is stated, and sold recognizable by its blue cowl for taxes by the corporation, fur- Both birds, which are new this 3 oth ; : the|/year to her, the informant said non-jury sittings of. the Supreme|were rather unusual in this part Court in Haileybury on Tuesday |of Northern Ontario. Both yarie- the result being an order by Mr.|ties of warbler were attracted to setting /honeysuckle, the reporter was in- In| formed, fe ee German Prisoner J. A. Legris, K.C., appearing for B De t Official was pointed out that last month|the town of Cobalt, had asked for y p = In the sales made at the meet- ent to Emil Boyer for $200. Hejhis judgment had been reversed will remove the building and/by the Court of Appeal. plans to erect a bungalow. from e material on property he owns|cluded eleven divorce actions and involving (Continued on Page 2) "with all due ane : Lordship, he (Mr Mitchell) will|Provincial police. have another excuse then," Opening his a case New Ore Indicator two houses had been sold to ten-|costs of the day, and that. these ants, two more were sold at the|/should be paid within a limited Tuesday meeting and enquiries! time. ade at the town office indicated|ness from Noranda and another from Cobalt, Mr. Legris said. The irchasers who might be inter-|judge said the costs thrown away should be paid by the plaintiff, in- ciuding witness fees. Mr. Mitchell had protested g, all of which were for cash}was "beyond all reason" to bring on the action at this court, follow ing the decision of the Court oi Justice Mackay said there would be no further enlargements and he would make the order for next fall peremptory, Mr, Legris ob- juncture that. to your ty in 1943. One ground action was that no warrant ree lots. In addition two vacant|been issued to the treasurer lots on Silver street were sold to Daniel Proulx for $50 and an old Other actions chell and Cobalt argument had He had brought one wit- this respect the had of the municipality, and Mr. Mit- chell Mr.Justice Plaxton set aside on the list in- in divorce Made No Objection When Taken to Police Head- quarters by Surveyor Clad in the distinctive uniform worn by enemy prisoners-of-war j;|held in Canada, a German seaman captured by the Allies on the At- lantic four years ago, it is stated. was hailed as he walked along No.l11 highway south of the Latchford bridge the other morn- ing and, after some questioning by G. W. Fowler of theDepart- ment of Highways, was taken by the latter in his car to Haileyburvy and turned over to the Ontaric Officers of thatforce stationed Mr.{@t district headquarters hac nc word at that time of: any prisoner being missing, and apparently this man had left. 2 job he and others from the Monteith intern- ment camp are doing for the T.& N. O. Johnson. Mr. Fowler said he was at his car, which had been parked on the road while he was carryiny cut survey opera- tions, when he saw the man ap- proaching along the main high- way, the big red patch on the back of his upper clothing and red stripes proclaiming his status. The man, Mr. Fowler said, re- quested a cigarette and when asked where he was going in the clothes he was wearing, said he wanted to get some civilian at- Subscription Rate~ $200 per yes Haileybury Soldier Spotted Enemy's Counter Attack Wilfrid Allard Figures in Maple Leaf News as Final Action Described "The enemy were within 500 yards of Tac HQ when first spot- ted by Pte. W. J. Allard of Hail- eybury, Ont.," reads, in part, a news item by a staff writer of The Maple Leaf, and appearing in a recent issue of that publica- tion. "This group had infiltrated through the widely spread com- panies of the Camerons and were a very determined Jooking lot The -headquarters was in. the subarbs of Kirchhatten," the ar- ticle continues; "Allard gave the alarm and everyone in the room --there were members of the Scout platoon, drivers and sigs-- immediately swung into action.' The Pte. Allard mentioned is Wilfrid Allard, son of Mr. and Mrs. G, S, Allard of Haileybury and one of three brothers serving Overseas at present. He has been with the Queen's Own Cam- eron Rifles of Winnipeg, and the story quoted states this was the last major action for the unit. It was a "Jerry counter-attack late in the afternoon of April 23," and it will "long be remembered by most of the men at Tac HQ,' for "bitter fighting was required tc convince the stubborn enemy it was no dice." The news story states also that in the fight "our shotsmen were a little too accurate for them and after suffering heavy casualties they retired." The article relates also how one man was frying eggs at the time the attack was made and "I saw that the situa- tion was under control, so I just kept on with my job." There isa note also on how the unit obser- ved V-E Day with suitable cere- mOniai, in which comrades who had lost their lives were not for- gotten. Pte. Wilfrid Allard has been four years overseas, The Hailey- burian was told, and it is expected he may be home in the course of the next month, about which time another member of the family Corp. Edward Allard of the RCAT may be back. He enlisted in July of 1942, and was in Germany at last reports, with one letter writ- ten home while he was on leave in Paris. The third brother in uni- form is Pte. Lawrence Allard, with the Algonquins in Germany Restrictions on the mailing o newspapers to men of the force} overseas have now been removed Joseph A. Bradette, Libera member of the House of Com- mons since 1926, was again elect- ed on Monday by a large majority Ontario's gold mines produced $4,880,072 worth of ore in April bringing the total so far this year to $19,871,859. In the similar period of 1944 production was $22,589,075. Week's Weather . Min. Mhursdays- === 0c; 44.6 Friday <s--_- " I 39.2 Saturday --_ | 50.2 Sinda yeaa ee . 48.0 Mondaygee = 5 53.6 Tuesdayess--_____ : 44.0 Wednesday 49.8 Precipitation for week_ .19" Max. wind (1 hr.)_ 14 m.p.h. confidence in me, I extend my sincere thanks. May the coming years be prosperous ones for Temiskaming, and may we all be able to work together for the com- Walter Little : been ended-by the ruling of the|™ s bench, and two of the three plain-|tire. Some further conversation tiffs first heard had served with|followed, and finally Mr. Fowler e e te ROSE, one of them overseas ae ne tod me SSRsenie becca, and the other in Toronto. Both}|take hin , 5 Q 5 And vot decrees nisi from their wives,|¢t Offering no objection. The Stocks and Bonds : Listed and Unlisted Securities ae in an action in which the|Nazi then was put in the car and Phone 70 Legris Block Haileybury, Ont |/wife had entered a counter-action|the trip to Haileybury made, witl) it was stated by plaintiff's solici-|a stop in Cobalt for gasoline. The OVER-COUNTER MINES tor that notice of discontinuance|German made no effort to escape of her proceedings had been filed|it was stated. Approximate quotations, 4 p.m. June 13th, subject to confirmation. by her solicitor. fe over ae oe cee Bid Ask Ask 3 who had been in { 4 - Advance == ssess= 34 (37 Erin Kirk 11 STRAY LOGS CLEARED chant marine service, spoke goo AN Dany eee 37. 40 Garrow ___ 42 FROM LOCAL AIRPORT ee fate intellasibtel Tretwas ilcaniy) 2 ks os 2 7 9 Geiser ee 40 BY TIMBER FIRMS questioned later by Inspector S PA ORS 2 ae eee 5% 6 oodrock 8 Oliver of the provincial police, ic (Nal tole 2 PAMy A) Harper =. en 14 Two timber firms, the Canadian was stated, and held for return Amalelbar .- 175 185 Hayes: : .. Sacalen: g Splint and Lumber Company and ot camp. According to informa- Ans iRoa 93 98 Head -R 27. ~--SSs«SNNchhol ~------__- the Upper Ottawa Improvement] tion here, a number of prisoners pe ge Hoyle _____ 32 Company, operating Lakelin charge of six unarmed guards Pana Coe Bae ap gas Hugh M ___ 29 Norbau _- Temiskaming, the)are at Johnson as a werk gang ANIONS sano De 1 Hugh P 22 Norcrt --- stray logs from the Haileybury|for the railway, but he was sev- Anis loys Sree at WD Kamlac 47 Nortord --------- airport over the week-end. Thejeraj miles from the siding there Apex 8 10 Kencour .__ 27 Norseman' ------_-- floating timber had become © alinat was their headquarters when Argonge = 2252718... 20 Kenda H __ 67 Novella cere menace to planes using the port|/)qr, Fowler met him. One report Arntfield _ re s6, 8 Kenroy 23 Obalski _-_ and was the subject of complaints] .4:4 the man had been under cb- Athona .___--___ 22 24 Laguer 27 Qty a last week, when the matter was} <¢ryotion while at Monteith. Audley: 2 ae = 13% 15 Lake Exp Siege er %6 Oklend -_-- taken up with Walter Little, M. Auroras cae 2 3 6-26 Lapa aS: 35 Olive ean P., who notified the Department Auiterresno nn 9% 11 Tana 9 Orpit. 2222s : of Public Works at Ottawa. An} WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS aware aon 6 g iLanaibo 23 Ortona === engineer of the department visit- Bind ars 21 Legardo _ 7 Pinnacle ____ ed the area and later the two ire G@men ou 19 (SPEC a0. 23 Presdor companies did some "sweeping' Bray 16 ib ans Que M of the lake, removing the logs OE Sona QENOUES, seem 24 . i The exceptionally high water en- E Bey 16 MagyGn 2eeeeeen 63 Rajah abled icon of the steamer h ks Camlaren 7 Marben® 225*=552 75 Rat Wabis of the Ottawa company to an eee Sercous Sees ip Marquette _______ 8 Rich G bring the boat ight aie the Columb -__-- 32 Mar Bd ________- 21 Ritoria nopthyest eae 34 the sc To all those who worked s : Maremac ___-____ 41 Tiga ook at one stage ot the opera ions Con Chib -- 55 Mary Ann --__ | 3% where during the summer there is|| election on Monday, and Con C P ________ 14 Mrlon Saga ----------- a dry beach. There has been a Craib F ________ 75 Match Santiago --_-_____ drop of a few feet in the lake Darlake ---____- 10 Matey Sheldon level during the past week, and it DeSantise==s=a== 15 Mic ofiG Stadac ---__- appears as though it will soon be eee Sse = ae Moftatt an a Bear back to normal for the time of Mi Mal] sees rborth eh, ear. Dona P ---_- A ee Tombill ._ i Ae ae mon EAM ok ae 48 52 24 Virginia A full platoon of Chinese sol- Eastward ------ 28 32 37 Wangate === diers, most of them Canadian Weare sahecsse W/o 21 Young Day born, have just finished basic training in Canada for the fight against Japan. o hard on my behalf in the who thus expressed their good.