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Brackley Beach Farmer Passes

The death occurred on Saturday. April 19th. of Mr. Alexander Sea-

ilEil'I'IIAl. EIIARDIAI

This column is reserved for news of local Interest. but advertising of a run: nature may be inserted at five cents a word. strictly pay- able in advance.

Will Appeal For Air Cadet Funds

Under the co-chairmanship of

Mr. Allan Macfdlllan and Mr. .1.

THE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARIJOTTETOWN

Business And Professional Women's Club

Air Cadets In Flying Program

Air Cadet week in Charlotte- town opened yesterday with forty youthful cadets flying high over

Public hearings into the .;ro- posals by the Canadian National

Re CNR

Bus Proposal Set

counter-proposals by present hold- ers of bus franchisee. truckers.

man at Brackley Beach. in his diet. A. Cerruthers. the local R. C. A. -1-

vear. A well known and highly re- F. Association will make an up The monthly meeting of the the Province in an R. C. A. P. Da- yummy company regarding Bur Boards of Trade. etc. is May 31st. gpemd miner, living on the old JIMMY”! TAXI .. prion. 5:5, peal to Charlottetown citizens for Business Ind Professional Wo- ii0i'- and truck operation. -and 'n'aln truieportallon hearing homestead. Mr. Seaman had been -2- 51000.00 to carry on the work of m"l'l Ciilb Will -held Thllrsdly 4" iii "iii ir ”r'K"'-4"” ""89 service in Prince Edward Island arose out of the appointment of A ' BICYCLES new. used and re- the Air Cadet League in this city. llililt It "The Ci'lill'10W-'i0Wll". "om ” W 5'"'"'''V"9 "'9'" have now been arranl94 "id Wm wmmm” d "1" 1081515?-ll” W

in only fair health for some time. He is survived by his wife and

mo sons. David on the farm and

in

conditioned, priced to sell. Bike Shop.

The

This money will be used local-

ly to assist the city's Goth Cadet squadron. in the many-aided pro-

the

with the president. Mrs. Dorothy Rogers, presiding. As this was the last meeting before

annual

the rapidly growing Goth Char- lottetown squadron. They took to the air in groupii

take place as follows: oouri House. Charlottetown, 10.30 a. m.. June 9; court House, Georgetown.

enquire into a proposal to provide a franchise to the Canadian Rall- way to operate buses instud of

'lth C nada Packers , . Liiiitfik, :i.S. -Also one brother. iWA'rCI: for big dance Wm, mg from of tit-alnlng. one of the chief Lnuziiggsg Lrluhtiiiygltawgtrheat deal of ;Jef”t.t2l:l..1o'3-'llti:hrlii!tlrI1a"sm1r:sgo p:axr.;tll::nal 1030 I. mu, June 12; court, House. passenger train; in .11 399110,... of

t Oh i ttetown. Another p ece orc estra at Rollawny .Ball- natural 0 which ll Rood cltizerh ' . . . ' Bumme sid , 10:50 a. m.. June 13. the Province except between char- mmdelh n no 5 The club deemed to send C C." be! P" mum the pun "nkd Dates! and places of additional lottelown and Borden.

brother, Mr. wiilim Seaman, pre- iir-ceaseti him about a VII? I30-

room. RESERVE FRIDAY. May 2nd for dance in aid of Children's Art

hip. A direct appeal will be made to

individual citizens by canvaasers, and a. tag day will be held Sat-

parcel of baby foods to England. and also discussed 8. it: P. Club in England. Tlile has

adopting a

only eleven parachutes. and the small number enabled the pilots to show the boys around the cock-

i-iearings. if required. will he an- nounced later. it was made known by W P. Alan Stewart, Chairman

Members of the Oommltuae in addition to the Chairman are, J. W. Don Campbell. Hon. Kier

"R CANANAI5 I Centre. urday. April 26th. Encourared 5"" dim” by "M ii ”" ”' ”'"' ”"' Cl k. B. 1-: l M Do id. Pm k F" - ---i- and um -- it 1- by Slit” Elli?”2323..E?Ji””:..i”i.3?.:E ..:"::.::i .2:..:." .523: 5::-1.33:3”: ”'-l2'.ff.i"i::i'?:;- M55... n.:.o."s.. Conunuad (mm page 1 REMEMBER Red Cross Blood lliiiillll GOVPFHMEM. ellfh c0mmuII- cum ' ",1 rock 3;, cm,-iouvcmwn Huber National Railway Oomlpany to like Ex. oifficio member is the Atinrney ----m-"r-"TT1Tf D0li0i' Clinic! at Charlottetown "Y which hall" AirCMiriSauurl- ,3" 1 . . In colorful wremoniee held at p H pi d H, m he ' mposai, ma bripf at any has General. ilon. Walter E. Dal-in-. in! ltoliiolvglnxgcyear at Strozz 8-. May 5th and 6th. 500 donors run is expected to contribute to nxnfmijg 9:, f,l.i:',';:?.i13icffni:; the Norfolk Naval Base. Norfolk, .3; .,g';;:1'v.”,.',1 M.,:.?,?'yh.5..,,:: 3,." see tor my iiiii. " Secretary of the Ootmnittee in ace in -hm m cmhm, uraenlly needed. ihe financial support of its own mm” on mmy and research, Virginia. Admiral Lynde D. Mc- the palms flew at 2500 feet. Last day for filing briefs or Mr. .1. 0. :3. Campbell, Q.C.

wiesner wal lovakla and held a Rockefeller fellowship at Zurich! Technical iiistitute for two yearn He was a,ppOlni.8d assistant professor of ,-J-ygmisuy at U. N. B. in 1948. Ill associate professor in 1950 and was made n full professor last year. He

MRS. IRVIN McAusland. Fred- ericton, N. 13., (formerly of Char- lottetown) announces the engage- ment of her daughter. Rita Fron- ces Sentner. to William Paul Gutsch. Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. marriage to take place in June

formation.

Behind each squadron stands a

local sponsoring committee made up of public-spirited citizens in- terested in youth welfare. These groups are responsible for supply- ing quarters and supervise

for the squadron, the general wel-

apolre of the work which the com- mittee has done in the cause of equal pay for equal work. Ontario and Saskatchewan have already passed this act as a law of the province. A hearty vote of thanks given Miss Yeo on her most in-

WI!

Cormlok, United States navy com- mander-in-chlef of U. S. fleet, is seen as he formally assumed his duties as supreme allied com- mander Atlantic, under the terms of the North Atlantic Treaty Or- ganization. Military and diplomatic representatives of all the countries

Pilot R. H. Whelan and Co-Pilot Glazner of the R..c.A.li'., both at- tached to the Summer-aide R.C.A.1'-'. training school, brought the plane down from the Western station. They explained the simpler op- erational features of flying to the boys during the flights.

year-old MoKiegan told of his trip in an off-hand mariner.

"My wife had to enter hospital and asked me to be home by then. I just couldn't wait 'till April 30 when the supply ship was due...

then." he said. "I just borrowed it. I but to get home."

Was Torpedoed No stranger to the sea. Moxie-

gan was one of the survivors when

59 I Wtk '1” dwy "id 5” "me the Eknpress of Canada was for-

lias done outstanding work in the at yeuwuwg. omuio, fare of their Cadets. Ik who have signed the treaty were mi om Q d R - "I knew what I was doing. I . field 0i liktlnii” mi ” ' 3”" "'"'"Y iiliil "W All 'm'.re:item5iotti,-Iliniation committee was 0" hand ii” "19 him"!-m-kins Auiiitiiiitw.giiiciairoiitfgaeori? couldn't re: a compass. They pe'?Ioe:PeTt1rlm:21i:'hl:”'beat.inl on nuggenheim follow will continue GOOD out one - Found Cadets at the are of 14 ye-rt then appointed. with Miss Dorothy """'0"Y- Mr. Lemuel Rush of the both would have known something was ..,.,.,.5 m. ,,,,,.,,c,,.,, Mm", his studies ofuthe structure of on the Olly Dump recently was a Wiiltell '-'ll"lii3d iiilflzld" illi-mih F Cullen as chairman, to bring in Squadron staff had the boys un- up if I'd tried to Sci 0rI9- I l!llll- Q". picked up gm; um.- mould metabo tea. coll bill. dated March 96. 1882. ia- ii" 0"" "TY 5 m '1' iii i ll the slate of officers at the annual (for supervision at the airport. aged to put three gallons of drink- a h - ' u -

Giroux. 86. published his liiri sued by the firm of w. c. rlobrlni. Worn by the R-C-A-F1 San-drum meeting. ' other members of the a.c.a.r. ing water in the dory. along with a M,&',X,,,:"d5m,f”",f., h;',':;,,, 13;: "Mel ow den du visage; mu, sumac on Lon.” wharf... to ML usually meet one or two nights a The committee in charge of the . . . Association provided car transport- Mae West, and some canned fruit back are I WAS making wet )'f'3f'S ago. He holds the prlx Joseph creamer. The bill is for Week lllii Owlliolliliilf Oll W9!k' April meeting. under the conveliers, ation for the Cadets, to and from juicg, begns and bully but, two ",1 mm, when I ruched mg lnnniyon from the French academy 56.83, being the balance due on 9 ends, and offer I balanced Pl'0- Miss Emma Whalen and Miss Mar- T ' F the port. flares and a flash-ligiht. Aghulu. and the prlx David from Quebec Long 330 ms. of nut coal. The tom lzram of games. entertainment garet Collings, was moved a vote 0 Cadets who took part in flying I-1 Wu m-guy sure 1 could mu, ..,I.hM hot bath sun fen Rood "'-imp "'. '""...":” mi. ”””l"; W 3li'..'..".:".E::i.”.1....i.i':'.:. :".'::..: 3' M ”i: '::.”".:::e :.'::'.v "'ii.'ii";” i.".”.:r..... .. . I home"

”, to cont hue crea ve wr A ,, eco is ons, eac em - , . g : . ii g son. Moxleun lid in,” . huvy Th ' 5, l ' M Mam "'9' To INSPECT cm!” '- 1”" mrrniinly win" rot ms? is R c mgh. wuvetiuh th 1 d it mzirolnndewtogieigfs otuiciemmmti 2 Wendell Marc:Lem' kdtigk gob” ”V"”" W” ”””"” iw" "” endodnhlso s::f1;5y rod. mm

irlliott. born in Napier. 0nl.. in Admiral R..E.B. Bidwell. C.B.!.'., " "3 ' P 993" 5' ' - B "199 D8 ell 0059 W ll 1 1 I 1 K Ill Rollilid M30 0i'm3C - 9". urmr ocean and he was begininft lao fear "I ' ' - moi, will continue his studies in C.D.. R.c.N.. Flag Officer Atlan. A.'F. experts and is designed to the Emblem Benediction, Miss pctol a older. have just been Jack Ferguson. Claude Simpson, he W” 105, when he slghwd the Id do it again. the theory of international trade. tic Coast, will inspect the local Sea, Kite thedads a basic education in Florence Simmonds being pianist f-Ompieltd by the Prince Edward Gerald Macbeod. David MICNIVin. Aghul”

wars” or T0,. cad; Cm. 5 A HM C. aeronautics. All subjects are plan- and the membeis adjourned to Island Tourist and Information Gerald Acorn. . .. ,

up joined the Uri .v e p a. . 8. Queen , . , I was plenty glad to see those

c 1 culty six years ago He is a chariot", here M” um weather had to complement the regular the lounge for bridge and a social Bureau as part of the 1952 pro- Flight 11. Cpl. Nottlng, Allan ughu” he mm min a Socit i ” ' high school curriculum. Supervls- hour. motion campaign to draw more Massey, Douglas Mayne, Frank ' ' ' "H0" d me my” By 0 pummmg me mspecuon m" be ory officers of the R C A F ay visitors to th' 1 Gormley Walter Mclniyre Wiley "9 exwcwd 1" '0 i” Wm" H3 Canada and is managing editor of conducted outside the local Naval ' ' ' ' p ' ” 3"" "ct ' ' Ana" wore heavy pants. two extra

the Allan. Gerard Cheverie.

minariian Journal of Economics establishment for the benefit of the . R 1 my F. d shirts, a parka and a pair of gloves and Political Science. Cadets and the general public, gander”IU.l:l(:!lel';,e:'f;V3'f';)e):m:;elxu60(X)end lgfmfge rgizgtfglge” mi:":0; g:,':;:,Za,L om d Gm "' la io protect his hands. -j Sllefili Camp! at R-C-A1? Silk portrays the primary industries of night uh CDL sterling wh”'e' .1Ehg'O1:m(;1.:a1gk(;nnggu;nt;,hew.:d';;

li.S. Steel Report

April 20 -(Alli a strike in-

OLEVELAN D. -Pi-eparations for

, ii i dtheooaisof lbl hi hi ldi t . . Siiiiifmiit 2?-ffmi”-an i'.?.i...'Z”....ii.”n.".” .i”i.”t..i”ll:? 1393- in '3. :::..:2..:.""”..i'::..':. .".':;..::.i:.'.'":”...L.:":: ::l.::i.:.:: ”"i"'” on men I I .99.. ...;w:.... ma Sm, mmuu-y-, ggl-rung. duf. Lean mm? the r- t M M ' "yang gird”, More than moo Gun” Mid M 'dM's,'oml' had: mi N) the vim” ,m m Coliaidera e ex rn zes was itn- getting lost. and the weather was fth' . ' 995"” ”"- ,”' ii i d t fl i . 1946. .' r ” 3”” . W 9 an to the dam activities. when getting thlcif." . mg the second quartegog is year Macphemm gmcmusly thanked ”i;l;'9mB'jloi'lili: 0? misc” ',':'o”w ham ulierlcls today. " ” advantages of ii vacation in Prime the claw; were told that. their -1-he dmv M "”d 1, M” H 5”. 1” 0'44 ' 9 -SW91 illilfilzille 5”” l M" the members for their kindness . y. All-Ii ll WUCP. hr Mid. We Edward Island. It has been de- H 1 . mp dgv F1 ing Officer ' 4 The mcia.l-working journal 3”" which all joined in sm1n' private D1101! iif'9ll5'3l- iiiid " will fall back from the demsl'ca- signed for um "ck, of i .1 mm m C y d c 1 Mmard me A.3h”l”o pointed out. that rail rates will -30,. sh” A Jolly Good 1,.e"o':'w..3 large number are in frommercilii tion line between the Communist agencies trans ortation co M” R" ".43"?-1”"d Vii,” 8 Km "5 8 0 "Th9.i"ii brill! iihe riory bank lllftlp May 1 and said that would ' llviaiiilll 0? iile Rvc-A-73 and (lilnited Nations armies. dig in .nd'h,,u,L, en in", 3' C8 e cu" m ' m--m-jr new eence

"add many millions of dollars" to the cost of hauling raw materials to plants. The u rates on moving finished steel will be pass- ed on to purchasers.

Juries Howatt of the City Police. "Th 1 I The '"”?”l.: "iii -N in PM Reports Profits lip .......”.:":.".i”..';:”..:::”.ii..:'. .21.: Ir you buy sens ro- gmratlpn n tmml: crmlglnill First prize. Mr. L. G. MaoNei;in. I ll" c""'”m he Wm use it it he Tillltlborfr Department, officiaisu ona eccou - Home Motors. a complete fim rig nun” again... F M although pleased he had come ltlll or I'.

Production last week was at 90.5 per cent of the country's rat-

Od CIPU-CiiY- Th”: meillil Ib0lliv 3-' Smith. 83 Fitzroy St..; fourth prize. A"'C”"d" CW9” M""”' CW” .. .. o n.' oo4,ooo net. tons of ingots were -ML W. S. Vane. Dom. Dept. of mm.' one 0, the WW" hug”; rrliiieriilst units opposing the division ' flrflpzklymssid :2: w'nhlo;ld5n'ti h ' ' . ,,.,.,.-"1. The magazine says that pubuc w,,,.k,,; mm, mm. new copper producers today reported W,-um asked about mpomd wmg gave do” W, T at Gay Nineties Musical Retire

the week before 826.000 tons were

lost as furnaces were cooled be- st N8. equal to 35.79 a share. for the C uh K h .d. ' ' ' , cause of the strike threat. year 1061. ..?.'.':.i;:,”".:?.'; .,.,.,,”,?3”g.,,,,,5.,,.',2; W2” :,”'if,":,2,':,i:,M;cD;"';ld',"m":',imiig, iig,h;?;,i,i;:””;,, :,':,K.1,1d";.(:.a.3e Laugh at the Antics-Enjoy the Quaint Costumes sunnav some srzitvlcz - Tilil W" In ilicume 0' more this army is the beet-rationed numb... of yum" ..,;,,.,'..,,.'g. 3. ,..,l"” in h I no doubt ,,,,,,,,,i AI. .k . mmty Young Peep,” Oman held than 7 1.3 per cent (mm 1,, my 0; ever... Mmme or Mr. A-mm" Tait vsmp-Jirafnrished. I ores ew tic eis still sold and exchange at Miller Bros,

BIRTHS. MAIIRIAGES.

the evening. played several aelec- "011 01 "W-Ii mill"- The monthly meeting of the i, i 1 . ”""'" . ' nl his. tiona on the saxaphone. Mr. Leith CW" illcilllll 1'0” 3.8 per cent to Happy Sunbearns Mission Band. f;,'l',f,i.'f'Q”,",,,"" M pond It H. e) D:i9"mm”:;)'1et?:::,c”ll:e ”'1'(;t,ld”:,lel: g Stetson led the sing-song. the piano M-64.0ii9-205 for the inert year. Carleton Branch. of the cape Mr, M339,-,n,,1d' who ha, . :3; jinef, , Doors Open 7:30. p.m. Curtain time 8:15 p.m. 509 Par Ilurlltll music being rendered by Miss Joyce from HB'fm8.21d. Traverse United Church, was held sound knowledge of "sh cunum MP.” C-mplmvee M the deport”.

BIRTHS

MoNALLY-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Friday. April 18. to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mr-Nally (nee Florence Keoughanl Donagh, I daughter, weight '7 lbs, 5 ms.

DEATHS

-At

MaoNl'.II.L Cavendish on April 19th. 1952.

- Two new publications

PRESENTATION - Mrs. Hedley MscPheraon was pleasantly sur- prised at the regular meeting of the Hampshire Women's Institute when fellow membe s pl d her with an appropriate gift on the occasion of her 25th wedding anniversary. A nicely worded ad-

KIWANIS CLUB DRAWING - The drawings for the Charlotte- town Kiwanis club fishing tackle were made Saturday night by Cat.

set; second prize. Mr. P. B. Smith. Gay Town: third priu. Mr. Fred

Omdr. J. J. Trninor. 50 Hillsboro . 9

their regular Sunday song service last evening in the Social Hall Mr. Ivo cudmore, the guest artist for

Proctor and Miss Louise cox. Miss Mary Ramsay sang "Hark, Hark, My Soul" in a very pleasing man- ner. The service was brought to a close by singing "Day Is Dying In The West". Rev. Mr. Irwin pro- nounced the benediction.

NEW TOURIST LITERATURE- have been issued by the P. E. I. Travel Bur-

regular visits to

squadrons.

lions across the country. At camp the cadet studies under specially- irained instructors. files as a pas- senger in a service aircraft, and enjoys body-building competition.

games and

Senior cadets can qualify for

Anaconda copper

new YORK. April no --(AP)--

consolidated net i come of a50,21tl-

548,689,645 or 55.38 9. share for the

previous year Both. earnings figur- es are before deduction for deple-

mnpuron school.

Report for the month or March. lenier Department Grade X - 1. Elizabeth Roberts.

2. Mary Roberts, 3. Betty I-iammiii. Grade Ix - 1. Arthur Graig. 2.

i

l9-(Reuterah

also said he

at the home of Misses Gail Carrol Quigley on Friday ail"- noon. March l4th, with 16 mem- be.ra present.

Moetlng opened by repeating the memberlsl purpose, followed by the hymn "God Who Made the Earth." The scripture. John was read by Gail Quigley. Proverbs 2'1. verse 9 was read by Carrol Quigley and Proverbs 1'! Verse 7 by Joyce Lood.

To Stay In Korea.

SOMEWHERE IN KOREA, April The Commonwealth Division will remain in Korea af-

positions and main- tain active training." Caasels future Communist offensives will have strong air support.

believes

The General also remarked on the increased strength of Com-

plaints about food supplies for the

CARL.l?JA'I':)AN.u.it;1fSS ION--BAND

and

15. verse 2.

The new map is dressed up with

the Island. Descriptive material is also contained in the guide section of the map as well as the various transportation information usually required by prospective visitors. The new folder. which is also in color, contains 11 excellent pict-

In addition. it will be distributed daily to racks in 300 outlets main- tained in the New England states by the New England Folder Dis- tributing Company.

way, Allan MacLeod. Norman Stewart. Cyril Wheatley, Lloyd Mutch, Norman Tweedy, Sterling Glddings, Alec Howatt, llinson My- ers. Ken Bryenton.

Flight IV: Donald Moore, Har- old Kcmp. Earl Arsenault. Cari Milnn. Arthur Arsenault, Edward

RADIO htlPEiiAi-'till

said, "so I kept pushing on."

"I was trying all along to hitch a. ride to Halifax but I couldn't find a ship going my way. Most of them were just arrived at ih. banks. or going to Lunenburg. I wouldn't have bothered the i

Continued-from pare lg, g H , cf:-ti-le-5AAgi.iliuCand brought him to

through without injury, were peev-i ed by to stunt.

erintendent of the Southporf. hatchery. has been promoted position of Superintendent of the

fish.

will leave shortly, accompanied by his wife. formerly Alma Rayner of Mt. Herbert. and their two Child- ren Barry and Jean. to take up residence at Haley Brook.

Constable is

l ”He's only lucky the weather was

There is auntlier matter McKei--

'" gall will have to think about for a:

merit. even though his rt-siiznniiilll had been accepted. he was under the supervision of the island super- intenrlent.

Dut department. officials say he '

didn't. ask permission to leave-at least not in the manner he liifi-- nnd if he had would have been re- fused. i

Tells of Trip

Monday, Tuesday until 12:30 pm.. and at Theatre

TilEllE'LL BE N0 ,AllGllMEllT

-THE BIG CITY-'

Hum the Gay Tunes-Tap with the Dancers

5:30 pm.

Wednesday iintii after store closes on show

DURING the season of bad. in PERSONAL snot-i-mo. SERVICE!

M uddy roa a talie advantage of IIOLMANEI

A phone call or a note to the

e Arum” M. um dammed puucululy for howl liefury Mccabe. 3. Wilfred Mccerd. f d I ' I d 1 p Personal shopper will bring llolrnan'a right to your door - it's the neat MacNelll, aged 72 years. Funeral rgckg und other places where iour- hr”. vm pg 1 Chum Robe"! ugirahnltlh u;:V(':;,:el-ll:-1R was Resting rnllgnfill-i?iil' ht ii"m:i0.'gf bee. thing to visiting lfolman'a and doing your shopping yourself . . . . . . . , - - with his Mm .V "ill 95 '- ' llolman'a Personal Shopper will give you prompt. courteous attention ..

nn Tuesday. April 22nd, with a short servir-it at the home at 1:10 pm. followed by service in Cavendish United Church at 2 pm. Burial in Cavendish Ceme- lrry.

SEAMIN-Suddenly at. Brat-kley l-lcrlch on Saturday. April 19th. I052. C. Alt-xnndcr Seaman in his

let literature is displayed across the continent. one is a. folder map of the Province in an attractive new colour scheme. which will be distributed daily by the New ling- land Folder Distributing Company through all its extensive outlets. The map is designed with a double front cover so that it can always be plainly identified. It contains