fiblate Fathers Plan lielief for Missions

OHURC (CPA-Rev. o! the Vlcariate d Hudson's my. said last. night funds are A raised to Illlﬂllw relief expeditions in April to mission posts

ulse Bryn. Pelly Bay and

llz, deep in the Arctic Circle.

Father Ficrron said lhthers hope to buy u

lone to fly "essentials such as

beae "Remllseﬂlyth . trip ooulu not be made because ot

m- msnder G.A. 0am 1i Quart-h. lnmﬁerregiftlrremoustugigsts-geatjlreug sou. formerly witgmthe no- B-m- PM "my. Th“? "l" Shi'ite‘. “?.¢"$..§“..°.’I'i'°.°§in§°§i£ Dldier Julian Oocloord and snlt H {is m M‘, M M" Vandelvsidb-faoe extreme hard» H“; $7 mxmwr win-l ‘Mm bu‘; ship because of the lack o! sup- ' ‘mm Oomwauul

piiel.

no added that plans of the Vleariate to purchase two airplan- ca were dismpted by the war, but

aflorts stlivilte

remote Arctic posts. It was ho izwo plane's might be obtained by next» summer. .

A school which trains priests to ﬂy already is in operation at Bel- leville, Ill

NEW warm SOFTINEB nounou -r0 Pl- British mango: have

c

These substances take the and m replace

WW9

Iodtin

nods. A process nu also been tound to reel i th i lost in tobacco chili.“ ° “um” ircan cltrous ruits waste.

|< E IT |-| s. ROG

For Was-id 1

DANIEL l. lliilillill

For iWas-d 2 A WALTliF-N liliilIlEi

For Ward 3

J. GORDON

iicliliNAiD

Vote For

of local

mu. Mei... Feb 5- eblolla

it Permit. procurator beln!

at Igloo

Oblata own

the their HOME Hon. Minister

and medi-

tor, srriv

B“ questions y t. Fort Severen would to take annual supplies to

is year, but. the

l0

ion, Ind now are hein made in in~

air oommun cation om but

lottetovvn to Gold Mr. and

l‘;

rt -'brid

deviled a new . using is called seolitea. lime tum out or water and

hem by harmless sodium

and

DOWN a mot It

00G M! Christin J kl

ti"

to"... ounnolnn

This column la reserved for news

of a uewsy nature may be ins at ﬁve cents a vmo. atria"! m.

FOB JEWELLERY IIEPAII-S Crocketvs.

000KB for Pnoootmp-ns. ' UONFEDEBATION iUBARSK William Hughes, Mr. W. E. Btlsne yesterday

ughes was a member of the Co- ordinating Committee which for _ several weeks had been workin on eonside stion to the provincial pre- miors upon their Arrival in Ot- tawa on Jan.

INIAOUTETOINDIA-Owie

gvsageerlroute he sollshfor .1958. Nayenia, Cey- WOtDD-IAUNDBB! - A

Zion Manse . Q

. was united in 0h

nyerdifsi. ratiﬁed it. m“

c lr ll tho do nti “e reed! g , . Ii lo for t I n? yhﬁns. Rekﬁ h n, ‘a lrie NJ . 0M a‘: ‘pert hi n m g 820m

inmost. but advert

ivnlsoe sea 1-2141.

loll’! IN-

FRDM OTTAWA -_ The Provincial Public Welfare, and assey, Provincial Audi- ad back from Ottawa by evening. Mr.

which were submitte for

uimalt, B .C.. wlienoo

wedding took plane at Charlottetown

Matthew. only son Mrs. Roland Wood, South- c Ina tale street or go and brown with

nun - A .9 change! Yrlvlvlfnsd a9. bruary ist with Missions Convener, B i

l

A Progressive Slate Pletlgerl lo A Five Point Program ‘

q ior

A Bigger and Better Charlottetown

1.

l

Modern Business-Like Oity Management. Revision of tax asdessmont rolls on an equitable basis.

Immediate adoption of National’ Housing Scheme providing foil

slum clearance and substitution of low rental homes.

i

(lo-operation with Provincial Gov

High 8ohool.

ernmont in their plans for a. new

The encouragement tolsuitablo industries to locate in the Qitv thus

providing employment tor our oiidsensg

A Change - - — Vote

RS

rs.- Ward 4

‘ PlCl0N n. llcilﬂlillit‘

Gli0RGE s. RYAN

For Ward 5r

v

. vious meeting. There was some discussion on the new summer camps st Augustine Cove and s croklhoie party was planned ior ahortly. Collection amounted to $1.00. Ruth Wood was appointed to be in charge of devotional por- iod for next meeting and Dorothy and Parker Inga to be in chnrgo of recreation. Roll cnll al next meeting to be answered by u verse of scripture containing the \V0l'd “alrnighty". Contests. and grsmcs were ut on by Manon Acorn and Lois eatherbie and lunch was served by the hostess. The meet- ing closed with Auid Lang Syne followed by the National Anthem.

r

Personals ~

Mrs liddio ‘Thompson and Mrs w n. Stone, New Wilt-shire, left yesterday morning to visit the ill- tiei-‘s a ter. Mrs. Rollie Mac- lhclierti, Saint John. N B

. n .G._l-_I_.‘_Barbour. Minis- tex-Thgf gigbllo Works and Actlns-

ffer having been Whzme by an a tacit of inf enss

. . A.C. Si l i nd damlgfltxd ‘we. J.C.Ar.1c argon leave morning to spend sov- eral months in Vancouver and Vic- toria. 0n the wsy they will visit their dallhler. Mrs. T0. Wilden who lives in Gait. Ontario

' iireonllerg Confident

on Salary liuestions

YORK. 1H». lid

pools

salary ugh

Tigers s1

received a contract from aenera

manager George Trautman ' and I

self-Er’? r" two "not. s. ..... ‘is "For no: 1 me , v . n ooerned with ‘faith drill‘; t .°‘l.. eats r ":2." ~ or...“ s... tear ‘ﬁﬁo-inwmﬁ... if I aid ﬁligﬂiii more army's»? “D;nq‘.'.t”.."t.... ‘ m m“ m... which “a. u rm.‘- or smut ins "st rnu U

lllO

‘Ii

rnior 51:85 returned to the Pro- K

5 -—(A P)-—

r ions for onsurl equitable ma. note o’ '5 a ow»-

British Relaxing Labor ‘ Regulations

__...__. .

DONDON. FY51 5 -lCP Oﬂblel -E~lll”ly in May nearly 3.000.000 British nglneering workers tied to their Jobs through the war by essentlahwork orders will be freed from thaopontrol the Labor Min- istry announced yesterday. labor Minister Isosos likely will nounce soon that similar action planned for 2.000.000 more in other lﬂdllbhflh. Then all but 3.-

ing, construction and agricultural work will be able to look for new Jobs if they wish without permis- sion from National S ‘ " r-

vice.

Many business manldements and the influential Trades Union Oongreu hove been pausing for months for these steps-but there is fear in some quarters that the results will not be entirely favor- able because of the stringent over- all labor shortage in the United

insdom.

Those sro some or the difficult- ies forecast: I 1. Competitive bidding tor labor may be encountered with wages rising swiftly-already evident as a result of previous "%"‘°i‘...’.»’°"...‘ F33‘ . II‘ may ﬂo un- dvmxite their essential place in the national roconversion ef- fort. especially since Mr. Isases has ss-d tho Government is op- and will role .'.'°"°" l“ In“ v o pergugg ‘ a. Dissatisfaction ‘m lmmtﬁorftiw . M‘. aamin 8nd lmbor beuued mmobhumwhich will st Mo! o rev labor policy, a man in M0 fnlllhry ten/log p" grou will continue to be sisbject W dmtien to lbooified jobs. Tho labor situation has been un- der corlatont review by tho Osbtn. “Nested tho

of. 5nd

lsl Govemmegnt t ' “if;

a which q 0mm, asked to offer‘ suggest»,

sbor la incest’. needed. monssssn nonvcriorr

__..~

"W"! the m. ma. Amarioon Oﬂ [Imsmlgn thsngooooo ‘ m“.

lhsppsd

AC

ADD HORIITOKILUTURAL LEAD O COME) OTTAWA. im

Porysvsten.

fresh fruits and vetables Canada. to a volume sufficient to meet the actual needs of Canad~ ianhilorticnltural Oounoll.

Council's legislation Ooenmittoeirs ghzengrléetglfhe opening bsession or tended by the e at inc all branches oi

frujéhasnd vegetable industries.

000 workers in vital coal mirs ‘p!

week market

Mrll l. giivlfiiim

o‘

'r

Ono-nine session l Ficb. 5 —-(OP)—-An B?‘ n! to curtail imports into

Bilﬂootion was made by the

meet , lng - delega es represent- the Canadian

alone.

flow

week-to- in 194

on foreign report

the

demsn boned invoice prices,"

Havlngsignilied my intentions in a announcement that I would be a can coming civic’ elections for Ward Five, platform which I belivs is feasible an to execution in Ward Five, City If the necessary and without fear or f

to IDNDON. drive to

t. Trad Tggrlllaltlgsitelzttaahlch iseaitilﬂl to 1m grai inttgrnnsiional trsdzmdoo ence later this yea President J. Charlottetown delivered I Wilt.‘ . Il O ‘competition in met-war markets

BRITAIN BA T0 ATTI-AUI

to

dmxiglon

Fab. 9 Iiﬂ

hotels

1. Eliminate the dust nuisance on dirt streets with the sprinkler and dust. resistant in snnlnar and bot- tar system of snow removal in winter.

2. Insist on dog taxes beidg paid or dogs removed from City and s more thorough system put into operation to collect the dog taxes. '

3. The Police Patrol to be used for what it was

bought for and not as n taxi.

‘ 4. A more thorough system of to: collection an

unbiased. impartial and sinosra system.

s. m: up ... Policslnd rm Department n. any reasonable demand or request-after all they are

protecting you and your homo.

\

ii ALBANiAllilER

id saThe committee slid it was PW" a brief for submiﬁlil" lg“:

gen- hier-

Wilfred Boulter of i

le i TINY-Wind in meet

0K8 PLAN TOURIST!‘ uhﬂﬁﬁd h ~40?) to Onat Britain; _ l! 1h “l0 I ' backing from lotion companies,

with ' . r- unlclpal ties Co“

To Citizens CF Ward _5

Ladies and Gentlemen:-

pravious newspaper didate in the forth- l submit‘ herewith a, d poasibla to put in- snd in fact lll all Wards of the effort is put forth wholeheartedly avour by its civic representatives.

‘ .

o. I will endeavor to have a suitable foam arrested . around Prince Street ﬂohool grounds toss

against the children being butt leliooi Qtroot and Prices Street.

tillly ...'.....'.... support 1.. lupus-mus platform. ~ r a

fires than

h! trsitie suing

ma‘

a

and the government. - oi attracting heavy ex- forel n eorchange,

Great Britain and Ireland 1s a. giant publicity cammlﬂn for l . chiefly in the form of movi pictures. the first of which will be released this spring. ﬁnances are raised by contri- ‘ n-iernbo bending

from rs. full support to the drive" the gov-

U’ l:

‘l DAVID STEWART For .‘l‘lae Slate

languaco and eminent is dsublng its usual oongB. A. end M

I . trlbution and duplicating each £i~ ‘ubsc ibed _

i

l‘ .

w. REGINALD’ Jenni .

__q._.--i-_

warms usurp icons sown —(G)-'ﬂ1o nor

ofOgleibwnhassppt-ldn ed A. C. Jo an as its ﬁrst notivr lecturer. At 39. Mr. Jordon

aerveralbooksinthohonw hxldsthodenoesoi

t. hen

{A

ncillor in your Ward.

best of my ability.

eight terms.

elect mo to office,

.0 Ill

progressive cl sans. or Councillor for your

-It olootad, I will put

am of o_ n Wall.

I sm again offering as candldntoxlor C0 your Ward at the forthcoming Civic Election. [have the pleasure of serving you sfthe Council Board

» Should you again lnsriryour ballot‘ in I wiileontiouo to give o JV" the City in general amlWarrl 2‘ in parliculo‘

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r.. r|.. i t|¢ot.... ynitride ...‘t‘..":; A

‘rartsusilib "'

mvsiselnurlisu of oor y to ole» at n!

CY

QTo the Electors of‘ Ward lTwo

‘x ‘s

In the forthcoming Civic Elections I ant running for

.1

Associated with s groupof progressive citisons offer-g ing their services to you in the interests of our city, y pledge myself, it elected, to represent your interests to the n. WALTilEN teaunnr. .. . » . . . l i » = ' " ~ u is To the Electors of Ward 2.

LADIES and otllrttlieli;

nihili-

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Lad; for;

' g l gyihvor and} ' ‘ boat for.

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