PREMIER A.W. Mutheson and Mt-Isaac is shown in the centre. i Scales is Mr. Keenan. Although l L,J. McGuincss tlclii cxainineylion. Eugene Cullen. Minister ofytiie Rye is not ready for har-i I sample of Fall Rye cut yes- .-igrictilture. is shown on the vesting they cut enough ycster-f

terday in one of the fields at combine at left, Next in ll1iimMis day to produce the desired Mermaid operated by Leo P. Austen Scales and alongsi e r. sample. Mclsaac and Jack Keenan. Mr.

'l)II)' it from Western Canada

now, he said. Asked how much Rye it tookl to produce a certain quantity. of Rye whiskey. Mr. Mt-Guin-f uess said that a bushel of ryci grain would produce three gal-l ions of Rye whiskey. y The occasion was a visit by Mr. .'t1cGuincss and many inter cstcd Prince Edward

Suggests Market For Half Million Bushels Of Grain

The five brciu-rice in the l..l Vlciltiinness. PI'f:SlflPIll of Mnritirnes and our unit I'UfIl- Mt-(iiiiiiess Distillers ' d. pany use some half-million bush Bridgzciouii. .'V'.S.. told the Guar- etc of grain annually. Prcsentlyi than yesterday afternoon.

. . . Island ' - this grain is being imported We use about 100.000 bushels I , M -d .h Le lC955l",l ”"did5l55- from Western Canada. We like zt year ourselves and we hopeylgmgllsgac :';::;a'hisllbrf,mer.i"l3i Beginners: Janet Gallant. L9 to think that it could be pro- that in future we can procure it ilam Jack Keenan are preparingl ROY PINE"-

duced and purchased right here. in the Mai-itimes. he added. We ND haves, man, than mm. hum. .rcri acres of Fall Rye which

they are growing on contract for

the !llcGuiness people. It is the

first time that such a thing has

cen attempted here and Mr.

lliclsaac and Mr. Keenan nrei ilihappy about the development. NIAGARA b d , dl ADEI.LA'S .li'llin ry for your i "5 rm" g f dusts. also blifdler ul-lrfladw half:-r new fall hats. I177 Grafton. ll Fallhkye islusualgy sown not

g- tthpd c..5g g g y .atc-rtanthcasto", ”.

Fulfhlrfoyf Streeetm "C"! (mp DR. J.(. Gallantit office wlll.but there are exceptions. Last

h h he closed until September 3I'd.ifr':)lll. for example. th:-y were un

IRON cheater white s iris y , V in c to seed one fled until the

Arrow. English no-iron faliric - TREAT "la 5'” lie” Glgfvilrd of November. It was lusti formerly 37.50 now only 53.95 It 193 5 Ph3rmai'-"- "F9" 830 3-"" coming through the ground whenl Henderson and Cudmore. W 3 P-"'- It was covered by winter. But the; i -. . v - E iod l ood with

509'” "'7'"- ”'"'”l 394.” ARROW "M50" Mm." "h',",”,'iiiiggptcifyoisnvfigidiot thirty-l u. Meet," -I-hurgda. Lords lniported English dripdry a y g" m 3 ' 3' lrk. A 37.50 value mm. only gsggsiflve bushels lo the acre.

y P" ' I g at Henderson and Cudmore. go To so nusngm

HUNTEF 'i.”'” B"””,'" 53'4"" nors iiicvclcs 539.95 and up.. visited Willi "10 Vicki hi” H-

closed for holidays. Atii.uxt - - TrIkMs695.u mom and wand. pocmd mm the "up in gem

5991911159? ”- rm w'a:m'” 5'!)-'79 up X,-Heston: leral this year. Mr. Mclssac said

. - g . i that he expected that it would BALANCE OF Summcr Dress Toy Fair. mm "H mo way from twcmy to

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inquest into the death of hlr.. In iiddlllon "3 ill? MCISHIC

MAKE TIME 10 -'!lil'lld Red George Dockendnrlf which was l-''”" "l aboul ")0 WW5-

Cmas Blood Donor Clinics Next in ha". been held last nigh, ltltiiey have rented for the project.

Week at New Dominion. Mt Cllv Hall was postponed until to-i,M”5' 0' "'6 land is in the M"-. Stewart and Eldon - YOU are "mm at may maid-Glcnfinnan area but there needed! its too acres at Commercial

Mac-LI-30D PICNIC Saturday. Cross.

KOWES 5505 '"'7P-”Rf 45 Aii'.:iisi 24 at 2.30 pm. at the From a distance the grain: We have discontinued b"S'"0d5- site of the Highland Games. El-llookcd ripe enough yesterday to: will customers kindly Pick "P don, All members of the Mac- cut but an examination of the: chi.)-rel It lrtlacgonitrldg Shoe re--L4-on clan and its gepts are cor-gkernels indicated that it would Pl WP05 2 P01”! "'13- ldially .m-nod to attend, A pro-tbe at least I week before har-

CARD PARTY Wm”!-R; gram of sports. dancing and mu VCSUHB 0P9l'B”0HS CH1 293 "B-

i .' '-Hill? has been arranged. No ad-itit'I'Ws'Il'- Th” '”"c"”l"' "'9 me.Sl',P"” x'missinn fee. Everyone is rcquea-l Those in attendance 1't'l"'9S0nt- Pull" "rd pany "mes" Mn” ted to bring their own luncheswed many Phase! Of the l70VinCC'I Vernon MacEachern. door prlu:.l Economy. premier Ag M.u..,mn Ladies First. Mrs. Lena Doyle.l APPEAL BOARD-The income and hi, Minister of Agriculture. I-Idler m0nd- We VNMH M."-. Tax appeal Board concludes to Hon. Eugene Cullen. were there. Elchcrri. Ladies C0M0lBU0lI..day a sitting which started Tues- Charles Yeo. Sherbroolte. lay JOSOPMHG CUI”l0Y- Gcnts First. day. Cccil Snyder. assistant chalr- l chairman of the agriculture coni- HIrrY Hughes. Gents Second. V. . man of the Board. is presiding. l mittec of the Atlantic Provinceal Gay. Gent! Consolation. Clvmrnf-. Others here include Wilfred l')av- 1 Economic Council. He is also Wynne. Freezeout, Don ('hip- les, registrar of the Board. II'Id'I past president of the P.E.I.

Earle Grey Company Scores Another Successful Night

The Earle Grey Company of Toronto scored another outstand- ing success with their presenta- tion last night at the Queen Charlotte Auditorium of Shake!- peare! "The Tempest".

A wide-ranging farce that in-

Caliban. I savage and deformed alave - Alan Band; Trtnculn. I jester - Peter Sturgeaa; Stephano. I drunker butler -l

Cherie; Palmer; Ariel. an airy

spirit - Iubelita Alonso: Boat-

swaln -Charles Palmer; Irin-

cludes a sorcerer who is It the Jennifer Grey: Ceres - Isabel-

same time the rightful Duke of Milan. together with his beauti- ful daughter. numerous sprites and spirits. an evil hunchback, plus the sea-borne arrival of the sorcerer". worst enemies. the play's varied characters and wide scope gives the members of this outstanding company an opportunity to display their ex- ceptional talents to the fullest.

As on the opening night the audience was held spell-bound throughout and accorded the ar- tists a thu.iderous ovation follow- ing the final curtain.

Shriner Dr. E.S. Giddings who made the introductory remarks indicated that the Club. encour- aged by the success of this ini- tial effort. were considering I similar presentation next year.

THE PLAYERS

Following is a list of the play- ers who took part in last night's

production: Alonso. King of Naples - Donald Kory Mac- Kai Sebastian. his brother -

Desmond Scott; Prospero. the I'lI:lll Duke of Milan - Earle Grey; Antonio. his unsurping brother - Anthony Grey: Fer- dinand. son to Alonso - Michael Julian; Gonzalo - David Bur- ton: Adrian - Michael Pearson: Francisco - Henry Hovenkamp;

North Rustico Red Cross Tests

Swimming Classes were con- ducted at North Rustico from July 22nd to August 5th. Instruc- tor for the two weeks course was Mr. Bill Doucettc. and Mr. Bert Blacquierc acted as local cliuiinuu oi the spouse ing com- mittec. Mr. Paul Cudmore.l Red Cross Field Supervisor ex- amined the elass and presented the following awards to the cue

Junior.-i: Linda Gauthier. Clark Gallant. Gail Prouls. Carolyn Gallant. Lester Gallant. Joan Gauthier. Carlene Doiron.

intermediates: Marlene Gal- lant. Gerard Gauthier. John Mac.Veil. Wayne Gallant.

Senior: Camilla Dniron. Paula Gauthier. Paul Gallant. Cecelia MacNeil.

ing and taken to hospital where her condition was described as

lta Alonso; Juno - Mary God- win; Miranda. dau&tar to Proo- pero - Rosemary Bird; Stage Director - Charles Palmer: Stage Manager - Donald Kerr Macliay; Assistant Stage Kan- agcr. - David Burton and Jen- nifer Grey.

The Play was produced and directed by Earle Grey.

Canadian Dollar At New Premium

Blasts Rip New Tanker

iiuln.snn.i.l:. France (AP) - Two explosion gripped 111.10!!!” the huge new oil tanker N0?” Splendor off Gibraltar Tuesday and set the vessel Iflame.

several casualties were ID- ported and the chief officer was listed as missing.

The 40.000-ton tanker. owned by the Nlarclwa group and Mill! 0'0 Liberian flag. was taken in tow late in the day and la expected to reach Marsellle early Thursday-

A late meuaga received here did not indicate whether the fire was put out when the tanker waa taken in tow.

Reports from Casablanca and the Niarchos offices in London 11? dicated most of the crew of It was picked up by rescue xhlpa.

A company spokesman said nine crew members remained

NEW YORK (AP) - The high- flying Canadian dollar rose to In no... edentod premium of more than six cent; over the U.S. dol- lar in foreign exchange trading Tuesday. J

At 31.06 1-32 in terms of U.S.I currency. the Canadian dollar was up 3-32 of a cent over Mon- day's close. Last Thursday the Dominion dollar broke through It record high. which had stood. since Novemba. I933. .

T h e atrength in Canadian money was attributed in part to reports that British, French and West German investors have been stepping up their investments in Canadian enterprises. The recent influx of European money is in addition to the steady stream of us. investment in Canada in re- cent years.

Man Kills 1 . lbisher Bay. where she discov- lered I deep -

Himself, Wife, Child In Fire

ST. HYACINTHE. Que. (CP)-. A man in I "frenzy of fear" be-' cause of an impending mental examination touched off I fire Tuesday that killed himself. his wife and one of his six children.

Police watched helplessly out- side as the man soaked his clothes and the house in which he had barricaded himself with gasoline and act it aflre. Killed in the fire were Georges Allard. 37. his wife Lucille. 34. and their son Claude. 12.

A -' E . Michelle. 10. watt rescued from tho burning build-

Mar. Electric Sponsor Water Safety Course Swimming Course. A Red Cross Swimming Course for the em-

ployee: of the Maritime Electric was conducted during the latter

man. Mrs. Hartle Somers. POLICE COURT-in City Po-

lice Court yesterday a motorist.

for falling to stop at a red traf- fic light was fined fifteen dollars and costs or five days by Mag- istrate K.M. Martin. The evidence disclosed that at the time of the offence the accused had been

travelling east un Huston Streetp and It the intersection of Grcatl

George he had cut through Ro- per's service Station to avoid

the traffic light. For driving with-

out an operators licence an ac-

cused was fined five dollars and

costs or two days. Of two drunk and incapable.-l one was given I twenty day suspended sentence and the other was remanded un- til Friday. A vagrant was senten- ced to sixty days in Queen'a County jail. Previously remanded an accused facing a charge of damaging property was dismis- aed.

N. D. Mactaon Ummrcraau nmantn

John Boland and William Lati- mcr who are legal counsel at head office in Ottawa. Threel cases are before the board at Ital sitting here.

SPERSONALS l

lira Betty Jezni. Halifax, for- merly Elizabeth Clow. I-lleasant Grovc. spcnt I very enjoyable .weck at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Claw.

Mr George Hansen. Hamilton Ontario. spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs. Garfield lclow. Pleasant Grove. P.E. Island:

l Mr and Mrs. Ray .Vlaf'KlfIIIoIIl tof Lynfield. Mass are visiting friends and relatives on the II- land and today will Join mem- bers of Mrs .VIacKinnnn': family- in the observance of the 50th.g lwedding anniversary of her par-p Hon. Forrest W. Phillipa and Mrs. Phillipa.

BIRTHS

CARItAGIIEl- At the Chari- loftetown Hospital on August to. I57. to Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Carragber. New Wiitalilrei

I sort.

Federation of Agriculture. Frank W. Curtin is I put

pell. of Stanhope in his Slat. year. Resting It the MBCLCIIL Funeral Home. Funeral fmml West Covehead United Churehl tomorrow. Thursday. servlcei commencing at 2 o'clock. In-l ferment West Coveheari Ceme-, tery. l

LOVE-suddenly as the resulti of an Air Crash near Issoudun. 3 P.Q.. on August litti. 1957.. Alan Hamilton Love. aged 86; years. and Peter Alan James. Lovc. aged 5 years. both of. Charlottetown. Memorial Fun- crsl Mass will be held at tbel Church of the Most Holy Re deemer on Friday morning. August 73rd at 10 a.m.

MACOUAID -At the home oft her son Bernard McQuIld. I01 Mile House, Tracadle. on Aug- ust in. Mrs. John A. McQuIid. in her 00th year. Her r mains were forwarded at 3:15 yea- terday afternoon to the resid- ence of her um from when the funeral will be held on Wednesday morning It 9 o'- clock to St. Bonaventure Church. Tncadie for Requiem High Mus. Iaterment in the Church Cemetery. l

FAlIELI.- At the chariout

.tired County Court judge for

part of July at Charlottetown. This course was under the chair- manship of Russell Finley. Doug- las Cudmore. Red Cross Instruc- tor of Swimming and Water Saf- ety eonducted the course and pre- smtcd swimmers on the Begin- net and Life Saving level for ex- amination. On August 7th.

Paul Cudmore examined the enthusiastic class. Following la a list of the successful candl- dates who received awards.

Beginners: Russell Finley. Cy- ril Cooper. Lloyd MacDonald. Mrs. Lila MIcKInnon. Miss Marv Farquharson.

R.L.S.S. Bronze Medallion: Ed- ward Chinery. Leonard Driacoll

president of the Board of Trade and is also on the executive of Apec.

GRAIN QUALITY ,

Bruce MacLaren. ccrealist It the Experimental Farm and Dick Sterling also from the Farm had I special interest in the quality of the grain. George Whitehead is the soil specialist at the Farm.

Donald A. MacDonald. mn- Igcr of the Producer: Coopera- tive; Judge C. Gavan Duffy. ro-

Queens County: Hammond San- derson. farmer of Winaloe: W.R. Brennan of the Public Utilltlea

' aion. Jock Mungall of tha Summeraide Journal - Pioneer and a past president of the Surn- merside Board of Trade; Jop- cph Mclsaac of Charlottetown and I number of others. includ- ing Mr. Patrick Callaghan. fo- tlter-In-Iaw of the partners in the enterprise.

It is I brand new venture and we are learning I! we go along. Mr, Keenan Indicated. He in I grain farmer from Hodgewell. Saskatchewan. not far froll Moose Jaw.

Not satisfied with the aeedlu done by I drill geeder. Mr. Keel-

aaltis

serious. Allard": four other chil- dren were outside when the fire started.

St. Hyacinthe police sergeant George Vanaue and three con- stables went to the Allard home early Tuesday to take the man into custody pending I mental examination. They found the doors and windows barricaded with furniture. They said Allard threatened to kill his whole fam- ily if they tried to arrest him.

Find Missing Civilian Plane

HALIFAX (CPI-The air force said Tuesday a twincngined Aern Commander which dilappea :6 March 5 on I flight from New York to Goose Bay. Labrador. has been found in Gupe area of Que bec. The bodies of its occupants were in the wreckage.

The civilian aircraft waa piloted by Peter Lorenz of Burbank. Cali- fornia. The navigator was not identified.

A 14-day search failed to un- cover Iny trace of the aircraft after it disappeared in I now- storm. It was found Tuesday by I detachment of the RCA!" ground observer corps. about lil miles south of st. Anne - dea- Monies.

aboard to handle the ship when it was taken in tow. He said the chief officer is believed to be missing and that there were other casualties. but did not IIVG ill? number.

Labrador At Resolute Bay

OTTAWA iCPI-The navy Arc- tic patrol ship. HMCS Labrador. Tuesday I b ” Resolute Bay. 480 miles north of the Artie Cir- cle. in an effort to find a navi- gable northwest passage.

The Labrador. commanded by Capt. T. C. Pullen of Onkvlllc, 0nt.. and Halifax. heads I survey group in the Bellot Strait as part of the Arctic task force of the U.S. navy'a military sea transport service.

The Labrador sailed northward through Davis Strait from Fro-

drought channel may be used instead of

longer routes to the Baffin Island

port. the navy said Tuesday.

The patrol ship left Frobisher Bay last week, passing through Lancaster Sound, via Pond Inlet. Eclipse Sound and Navy Board Inlet. At Resolute Bay. on Corn- wallis Island, the vessel dropped and picked up mail.

Now proceeding through Prince Regent Inlet to the Bellot area. the Labradors search now is for another deep - drought channel through Bellot Strait, separating Boothie Peninsula and Somerset Island.

The Labrador sailed through the northwest passage three years ago. but by the northern route through Viscount Melville Sound. The 80 - ton RCMP schooner St. Roch is the only ship ever to sail through Bellot Strait. It made the voyage. from west to cast between 1940 and 1912.

Censorship In Syria Reported

BEIRUT (AP) - Military offi- cers are censoring every story on the Syrian crisis filed by corres- pondents from Damascus.

Legally. however. there is no censorship. It was lifted along with martial law a few weeks ago. It has not been -eimpoaad formally.

When newspaper men turn in their dispatches It the cable of- fice. the radiograms are given to I military officer. They have no idea what. if anything. is being deleted from their copy before it is sent off.

OTTAWA (CP) - CanIdI'a in- dustrial employment rose to I Ieaaonal high on June I, the bureau of statistics reported Monday. The index for measur- ing changes based on I919 em- ployment equalllng 100. gained four points, rising to 123.4 from IIM on May I and ll9.4 I year ago.

Arab Refugees From Israel Continue To Nurse Grudge

Iy WILTON WYNN

CAIRO. Egypt (AP) - A group of Arab refugees in I United NI- tioiu camp marched with baa- ners in the air to the United Na- tions office. After shooting the customary slogans. they pelted the office with rocks. Police rushed in to restore order.

What was the trouble?

Word had got round the camp that Canada and the United states were ready to accept I limited number of Arab refnaaa

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their armies than give up the economic boycott.

ISLAND TN DESERT

This boycott has served to keep Israel clmpletely cut off from the Arab world. There in no trade. no nonnal movement of persons back and forth. no telephone or cable communications between Israel and the Arab states. No mail move: back and forth.

Arab markets are closed to Ice-

Killod In Car, Tractor Crash

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T!!! LATE DI. Illl

Retired City Dentist Dias

The death of Clifton Holland Beer. D.D.S., occurred at the Livingstone-MacArthur Nurain Home. st. Avarda. early on the morning of Saturday. August-17th Prominent in professional and sporting circles. the late Doctor Beer practised dentistry in this city for a period of fifty years. At the time of his death he was in his 73th year.

Dr. Beer was born in Char- lottetown in 1580 and was the can of the late F. Herbert Beer and Mrs. Beer. the former Margar- et MacKeehnie. In his youth tha late Dr. Beer attended West Kent School and Prince of Wales College Later he enrolled at In- diana University where on com- pletion of his studies he was granted the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery. Dr. Beer pract- ised his profession briefly in Louis ville, Ky. before returning to commence practicing in Ilia native city.

In 1905 the late Dr. Beer was married to Isobel May MacGreg- or. She died in I9-I0. He is aur- vlved by his son. S-L Robert MaeKechnie Beer, who is attach- to the RCAF's Fighter Control Branch. S-L Beer has been a menmer of the RCAF since 1981. In addition there are left to mourn his passing his daughter- in-law. Mrs. Robert Beer, the for- mer Olivia Moore. his brother and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer of Los Altos. California: and two grandsons. Douglas and Fred. Dr. Beer's second wife. the former Ina Gillan, R.N. of Char- lottetown. whom he maried in 1942, predeceased him six years ago. The late Dr. Beer was I life- long member of the Old Method- ist Church. Charlottetown. was one of the founders of the Char- loitetown Men's Club. I charter member of the Golf Club, I member of the Masonic Order and the 0ddfellow's During his Ictive years the late Charlotte- town dentist was I keen sports- man and devoted much of his leisure time to hunting and fish- nu.

Failing health forced im to give up his practice in I I. At that time he took up residence with his son. living in such wide- spread areas as Florida. Ottawa and Chatham. Wishing to spend his final years in his native province. Dr. Beer returned home in 1954.