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PAGE EIGHTEEN THE DAILY TI . MES-GAZETTE SATURDAY, DECEMBER. 4, Brit'sh Pubs In 'New Towns To ~ Be Nationalized London, Dec. 2--The latest exten- sion of nationalization is to be thé establishment of State public-houses sellifig State beer in the satellite towns. This development was revealed as a big surprise to M.P.s when they- read in their Parliamentary papers of a new Licensing Bill presented to the Commons by Mr. Chuter Ede, the Home Secretary..There had been no hint of the Bill in the King's Speech. The Bill will extend the existing State-management of public-houses to all the new satellite towns, the first of which is to be at Stevenage. Its effect will be to give the State 2 complete monopoly of the licens- ing trade in the new towns and the ! Yj districts surrounding them which , tare to be scheduied. ° The Government will take the existing hotels and public houses and breweries, and they will. be able to start new businesses: The State publicans will be Mr. Chuter RE-ELECT C. B. GAY 1)C. Munns, | Muans, sports editor of the Toron- Ede and Mr. Arthur Woodburn, Sec- retary of State for Scotland. They already manage befween them 311 State public-houses = and hotels in the three State-manage- ment districts which haxe existed since the 1914-18 war; 178 in the Carlisle area; 15 in the Gretna district, and 18 in Ross and Crom< arty. The licensed businesses are: run by the two Miinsters with the as- sistance of an advisory council. + NO COMMUNISTS Port - Arthur, Dec. 4. -- (CP) -- George Briden, - chairman of Port' Arthur local 418 of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks (T.L.C.) said Friday there were no "known Communists" in the organ- ization here. However, he added, there were Communists in union. "They have to work some- where, and how could they avoid |. bei.ig a member of the union where they work?" ! MOTHER DIES : "Toronto, Dec. 4~~(CP)---Mrs. Neta mother -of W. Thomas to Globe and Mail, died Friday in hospital. Interment will be in Halifax, where she formerly lived. every Pominions Will Share In Naval Prize Awards Re sitar Dl Plate, ~Parlja- mentary Secretary to the Admiralty, moving the second reading.of the Prize Bill in the House of Commons recently, said--"This is a small Bill, but it affects a large number of people in a very personal manner. It affects'hot 'only this. country, but the Colonies and Dominions. It even affects one foreign country--Burma. For many centuries fhe right of a"belligerent «to 'seize' as prize enemy ships and cargoes found on 'the high seas oi"i#i thd beMigerents' territorial waters has been recog- nized." " Agreement had Tow been redched to, the division of f be a purely a : po. fer Admiralty, that is of Ex- | two-thirds chequer grant, "and Crown, that is to nein, he continued. "The total sum. arrived ats prize of the Crown is £5,250,000. In addi- % GOOD TEACHERS Clarence SADLER "BOARD OF EDUCATION TO SSRVE THE NEEDS OF YOUTH WE WANT ADEQUATE FACILITIES % SOUND ADMINISTRATION % CO-OPERATION WITH PARENT AND TAXPAYER VOTE WISELY ELECT Your Candidate Basil McFARLANE for ALDERMAN NEXT MONDAY! or Alderman 'MARK YOUR BALLOT THUS: "Due to a family bereavement CB has Seti ill to participate - in this election campaign. However his friends and: patients feel that his abilities and human qualitiés are desired * on the BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECT R. E. . PHYSICIAN en : xX tion the Dominions get a further | £2,000,000. | In this war the*Air Force had played a considerable part in naval | warfare, and Coastal Command had a great deal to do with the capture of prize, Dr. Dugdale went on. | The sum allocated to the Air Force amounted to £1,250,000. It was | not intended that the money should be distributed to individuals, but it would be made available to charitable and welfare organiza- tions serving: past . and present members. The old basis of prize shares in the Navy in 1914-18 war made too great a difference--3283 shares for a ---- Sinbon nd ELECT 'Walter James FOWLIE -tfo - Board of Education OSHAWA CIVIC ELECTION MONDAY Dec. 6th POLLS OPEN "10 AM. TO 7 P.M. an Admiral and one for a seaman. | Admiral to one for an ordinary sea~ Undér the present proposals the man. This would result in an ordin- shares would vary from fen to an | ary seaman getting about £5 to £6. | A Captain £20 to £24, and an Ad- miral £50 to £60. The amounts were | he added. The aim would be t | tribute the money as soon & provisional, ! plications were, FooeVRiRET . DO YOU WANT... ACTION -- PLUS! NEXT YEAR'S COUNCIL? Then ~ CLECT FINLEY $ As A man who always has had ihe best interests of She ola ds + Weléy 1 - 3 Burt | MAKE NO RASH PROMISES ... BUT WILL CERTAINLY DO MY BEST TO KEEP TAXES AT THEIR LOWEST OSHAWA NEEDS DAFOE As Alderman For 1949 for Alderman VOTE Re-Elect Russell D. Chairman of Finance 1948 NEXT MONDAY! Thomas HART Alderman SPONSORED BY OSHAWA HOTEL WORKERS LOCAL NO. 1 (C:C.L.) Experience Counts VOTE and RE-ELECT -- for -- COUNCIL CANDIDATES Percy Norris Barrett Mrs, Evelyn May Bateman Harry Francis Benson Finley M. Dafoe Elmo Dunn Orville Calvin Eagle Michael John Fenwick William Duncan Cephas Brock Gay Allan William Griffiths Clifford Harman Thomas Hart Russell D. Humphreys Samuel Jackson Jr. William James Lock James Murray Lownie Francis Noble McCallum Basil McFarlane MURDOCH Hayward Frederick John Perry Herbert Edmund Robinson Alexander Samuel Ross William Rutherford Harold Robert Stark ELECT MURDOCH AS ALDERMAN . --s PAA "Pm promd to call Oshawa my home and my only desire is to make it a better place to live"! "The Mayoralty Candidate Board of Works 1946-1947-1948 "He's the Kind of Man We All Need For Mayor" ... IN ADDITION to the above civic experience, Ald. Starr is a director of South Ont. Agricultural Society and Director Canadian Red Cross. ALD. STARR has been a resident of Oshawa for 27 years. He is a Canadian born citizen and was educated at the Oshawa Collegiate and Cedar Dale School, and holds the position of Manager, Ordér Dept. 'of the Pedlar People Ltd.. ALD. STARR knows Oshawa best and he can serve you and Oshawa 'best! If elected for Mayor, ELEcT STAR FOR MAYOR With The Most Experience" Ouistanding Service On Various Civic Boards Board of Health Welfare Board Library Board Salvage Board Advisory Board of Board of Educatien he will stay on the job and carry out his duties faithfully -- No more running city affairs by remote control. ALD. "TARR is best known among his friends as "The Man of Action" -- He gets things done! He is always ready to go to bat for anything that is in the best interests of Oshawa. MICHAEL STARR is the type of citizen who commands respect. He is energetic -- conscienti- ous -- sincere and honourable in all his dealings. He is a square-shooter in every sense of the word. For Cars Telephone 3588 ---------------- HUMPHREYS| | VOTE HUMPHREYS | _ rome A SON ANTE TOTTI TI ALEX ROSS ALDERMAI|