MAXIMS

or at MERE MAN

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it not be mnxcinlllre true and unfit”-

st; all than not to

f...- grrier: Charlottetown. Snllmertlda 115.00 per snnun. Eluwlaen

E L 59.00. other Provinces

Ind U. 8. A. Il2.o0 per snnnns.

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, Everybody Covers Prince Edward IslandrLike the Dew . CI-IARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1952

TAX AGREEMENT WITH FEDERAL GOVT

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MERE MAN”

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Men hate learned women make them play second llddle.

Morning Daily Founded loan The Guardian. Five Cent.

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Fiiliolteeps N.B. Schools llhsed

s.u':'r .l0llN. N. 8.. Au8- 29 - p. Public schools in New 3.; ant not open before ..t'iri. ii. and classes may no nn that date.

oi the prevalence is in the province, more will pupils and approxim-

o iP.itlll('l'5 will get at 5; .. ivr week of holidays. Scho s 'lli'll' scheduled to open

kept. '1.

iil'!tiil of hot weather was t.:i-'nr in the decision to vllfillilit the schools,

Coating Events

"v sale today at Miller

i ll. M.

vi Div Dance. New Argyle T ments.

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-v; izinotliy srcil daily.

u Illlll llnyle.

lni and Dnnre Mermaid xtllll, Sept. 2.

l.Ol'ii8 Viilley. Bu:-ki-'5 0i'cliest.rii. '.ihor Day. .ilontia,i'. J. Mrtrpnligall, Vernon.

every

"ire ricniii and Dance in Iona ll'c.v scliml every Tuesday nighi..

"l. Nitlil ii

i'...r.mr and Dance, Ein- Mnnilay, September

"irr ("lnilll Festival and Dance. lira": of ii..lsboro, on September 1:-

.5 Ward singing Scol- .."lnrlll Hail, September

"I nLrv.itIm.': I Ardillfl Nut Coal

it llfllv-vi iodily and Monday. I'm in i2il'e.kpio.

".r.1li'li 5 Drive-In Theatre. Flifttls '1 rs, wedncsdays and

Fridays.

” 9 ll. Al.

id Cleaning Timothy . ing top price. Elmer rapiuid.

."-r'5w'A. lzmisliaw, Saturday. "To Pmam R !..ui.x-”. Starring Clark ilihir iiwvs time 8.30.

" ' Sliriiyl.-.1lIf.oreli Hall, "ri- " . day "Annie Get Your .11; Betty llutton.

vi; Stnnleyl Bridge Rink

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1 3' v Tuesday night. Music

U." M v-.ion's Orchestra. 9 to 1.

y ask about the Sill)! Vii l-uri l-linance Plan. For part.

.:i..ar5 intact your local Ieed mill

"ll."'llIl2S.

"Rn hr dance at the Bonshsw inn !. i.iv night. dancing 9.30 - Liv willie MncKcnr.ic's Orches-

int.

"F"::iar weekly dance in It

Wt ..oil. Sourls. every Wed- Chnissonls Orchestra service.

"il'.'.! he receiving pt our Ken- iinrtoii warehouse Timothy Seed. rii-aiiwl Paying top. market price. ll. ll Willis inc.

i"Q'iu" is t'ounty Plowing Malch. rflllilllltilllt l'lth. Directors and ioninimiws will meet Monday, Sept. st, l'mV!i.'ll lltlil.

m:f””'l'r'.l' sale at Fennell and i -iilll.'I. on Saturday. August 30th.

fl 1' M. In aid of Birch i-iui mill: Al llimyt O Cl:1'hWIfvInr. islanders Country dw. i'i.iveliers Rest. every Satur- r;l- lg-Ill. Music by Russell War- i -1 rl his Blue Haven Ramblers. C;kT"ill1e to Chicken supper and mo .-.iIv. Orwell Hall. September

lmnpilllsilirr st. Andrews Church . 5 mile upper served 5 P. M. ” 1" P. M.

to M '1 l RD”(l)'v'i1llCil in Cliff Peters Bsm, m.um.l"-i'- Monday. September lat. gm 5 "ltd Square Dancing. can- ,, R "ll"! by Women's institute

””0 Bay East.

"Comp

mm lo Quaker Fui-O-Pep

N-ishow and Feeders Meeting.

L3 Ausual soul. use p. M.

and Seaman's - Warehouse. A Mic. Admission free.

"Poultry Wanted. Buying live larffltd fowl daily. except Fri- r J! Saturday of each week. D service. central,MB and

on u,3.i'rfm:7th:;ioi'o.t:e't.own. Phone day

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on. chi. LUMSDEN. M.M. Dominion President Canadian Legion. B.l-1. S.L.

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Provincial - resident

MAJOR A. H. PEAK! I Canadian Legion, B. E. S. L.

, One of the heaviest movemenis .on record of new Prince Edward ilsland potatoes for this period or the year has taken place during the past month. states Mr. D. A. MacDonald, chalrinnn of the P. E. 1. Potato Marketing Board.

Already several hundred car- ioads have been marketed outside the Province by rail and truck. Mr. MacDonald reports.

"The price." he adds. ”has been the best on record. Both yield and quality of these early potatoes have been very good. However, there have been definite indica- tions during the past several days that Maritime markets are being overloaded and the price level has a mucll weaker tendency.

"Producers and dealers should realize that the market for Is- land potatoes at this season is limited." Mr. MacDonald emphas- izes. "Local supplies re now available in all the provinces. It the Maritime market. continues to be overloaded by Island potatoes there is a great danger that prices

this Province may reach too low a level. ”Potato growers should remem- ber that the overall prospects for marketing this season's crop coil- tinuo to be good. There does not seem to be any prospect of a sur- plus crop either in Canada or the United states. and for that rea- son Island producers should hosi- tate to harvest an immature crop if the present price level declines any further."

"Dance, Kelly's Cross School. Monday, September ist.

"Buying pigs, fowl and cattle Monday at Fredericton. Knud Jor- gcnsen.

"Notice. - Will not be crush- ing groin iintll further notice. Reagli Bagnail, Hunter River.

"Buying live. fowl Tuesday. 8 until 12. ll. 1.. Dickieson. New Glasgow Stores will be rlosetl Monday. Labor Day.

lTo arrive "next week. car oe- ment. Also in stock full grades asphalt shingles and siding and cedar shingles. Special prices. 1'. J. Noy and Co.

"Come to Quaker Ful-O-Pep film show "in Technicolor" and Feeders meeting in Covehead Hail, Monday. September 1st, at 3.45, p. In. Everyone welcome. Admission free

"old time fiddling and step dancing contest in Crapaud Hall. wgdnggdgy, H) ”r loth. send entries to Secretary Women's In- stitute in connection with Trade Fair in Chgriottetown.

"The Morell street Light com- mittee announce their llrst annual Dance in Morell Hall. Monday. September lst, Labor Day. Modern and Old Time Dancing. 9 to 12.30 o'clock. Music. supplied by the popular "Charlottetonians." Come to this dance and you'll have I. good time. Check room. canteen service. Admission 60 cents.

t7Amateur contest in souris Rink Saturday. August 30th. Open to school children of East Kings schools, Grades 0-10. l;rlles for - . . . . . 0 .. .

bait and publlcuh:lI-

day. the ii t issue of The Guardl will be Tim Sept. 2.

instruments. etc. nitrles to be left with John Edgscombe, souris. Con- test commences at 8.15 sharp. Under auspices of Ladies Auxiliary of -soul-ls Hospital. Admission soc and 250.

Warns Against Weaker Potato Price Tendency Despite Record Season

Sadr Falls Ii: Alberta Areas

; EDMONTON. Aug. 29 -. ICP) -- Show and rain fell in Alberta

last night and today. Snow fell at Whltccourt 100. miles northwest of Edmonton

and at Rocky Mountain House in the west-central foothills. It soon

melted. . The Weather Office said a com- bination of light snow. rain and

fairily high winds would tend to flatten some crops in the Cal- giiry area today.

At noon the temperature had fallen to 37 in Calgary. some 32 degrees below the normal maxi- mum !or' this .timo of year. A return to more normal weather is expected Sunday.

Nurse lllell Knows Here Dies In West

LONDON. 0nt.. Aug. 29-(CF) -Miss Mary Madalene Baker, who 'orgonized the Central Nursing Registries of Ontario and Prince Edward Island, died suddenly to- day whiic -vacationing at Port Stanley. She was 51.

An early president of the Hos- pital's Nurses Alumni, she was secretary of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario.

After she organized the Central Registries of Ontario, she was loaned to P.E.l. to set up a sim- ilar system there. Her death re- sulted from a heart attack.

Survivors are three sisters, Sis-

ter M. st. Anthony, of St. Jos- eph's Hospital ' here. Mrs. Bert Bowsileld. Fort Kent. Alta., and

Mrs. L. F. Kiiioran, Edmonton.

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LONDON. Au . 29 -fAP)-- In- formed offici said today A the west has agreed informally to re- lcct. Russia's three-point plan for only Big Four talks on Germany. but will keep the door open for a

Legion Convention To Include Impressive Remembrance

Ceremony

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C.M. SINCLAIR .resldent Host Club Charlottetown Branch

The impressive "Act of Remem- brance" will be a feature of the morning session when the cans- dian Legion opens its Provincial Covention Monday morning at the Prince Edward Theatre. The gen- eral publlc is extended an invita- tion to be present at this service which starts at 9250. Registration of the delegates will start at 9:30 at the Air Force Association club rooms in the Bank of Commerce Building and the members will then go to the theatre for the arrival of His Honor Lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Prowsc. and the Color Party, at 10 o'clock. As 1-its Honor enters the theatre two bars of the National Anthem will be played and then the Highland pipers will play a march as the color party takes up its position. Provincial Command president Major A. H. Peakc. who will pre- side, will call the meeting to order and tell the gathering that the 21st annual convention will pause in its proceedings to pay tribute to comrades who by sea. land or air gave their lives for their country, while the lights are dimmed the memorial service of the Act of Remembrance will take place. Impressive Ceremonial

As the stage curtain opens a picture will he flashed on the screen and pipers in the back- ground will piay R Scottish La- ment. A bugler will sound Last

pod and Major Peakc will recite the immortal lines of Lawrence Binyon's poem which begins "They shall grow not old." When he fin- ishes the cieiir bugle notes of 'Reveilie' will sound across the theatre and the Colors will again be raised. (Continued on page 3 col. 4)

l1-Mile Paving , Conlracl Let in N.B.

FREDERICTON. Aug. 29 - (CF) -- Public Works Minister Anderson today announced the Dexter Coli- struction Company Ltd.. has been awarded fl. contract for paving 17 miles of New Brunswick's Trans- Canada Highway.

Amount of the contract. which called for paving lrom Jemseg to Young's Cove. was not disclosed. Some of the work is expected to be

possible con feron cc.

completed this you.

SEOUL. Aug. 30 - (5 tux-day) - (AP) - Allied planes lasted the North Korean capital of Pyongyang from dawn to dark Friday with I record number of 1.403 sortie: for the 26-month; old war. preat clouds of black smoke biliowed over the city of 342,000 inhabitants.

Airmen of four countries oined in the attacks on the Com untst political and military nerve centre and most bombed city of the war. Fighter-bombers from both the air force and the navy roared over the stricken capital in three waves.

"The town was blowing up all over," said one pilot.

Early Fifth Air Force reports said 53 buildings were destroyed and 44 damaged, 2:! gun emplacomeaits damaged or destroyed. one ware- house demolished.

screening United states Sabre jets shot down one Russian-built

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Allied Planes In Record Raids On Pyongyang; Heavy Damage Reported

others north of Pyongyang during the attacks. the Fifth Air Force said.

No Mlgs got within range of the fighter-bombers but pilots report- ed heavy anti-aircraft fire.

The Fifth Air Force did not dis- close Allied losses. if any. It cus- tomarliy announces losses at thi- and of each week.

Planes of the U. 3..-south Afric- an, Australian and South Korean Air Forces. silmg with U. 3. marine and navy craft. from carriers. dealt the blow.

As in previous mass attacks on military targets behind the front areas. non-combatants were warn- ed to flee or use cover. The warn- lngs were broadcast by Seoul radio and carried in leaflets dropped by planes preceding the raid.

On the ground. the Eighth Army reported only small patrol actions

Mtg Jet fighter and damaged vwo

Friday.

Post as the Colors are slowly dip-.

R Frpduclis

Seeks lolirevenl Disease Outbreak Reaching Here

OVITAWA. Aug. za 4 row - Canado. today ln'lpOn(?(l a strict ban on imports of United States swine and pork products to prevent the introduction in Canada of on Am- erican swine infection which reinse-

ly resembles foot-and-inontil dis- cue... Dr. Thomas Cililds. veterinary

director-general, announced the av- tlon was taken because of the pre- valence in about two dozen Ameri- can states of "vesicular thema."

He described this disease as "ti highly infectious disease of same. which it introduced into Canada. could cause serious (iaiiingc to thc Canadian swine industry."

"Vesicular exantliema closely ic- sembies foot-and-mouth disease," he said. "but it is entirely confined to swine, whereas foot-and-mouth disease affects cattle and sheep in addition to swine."

Dr. Chiids. who played a hand in the stomping out of foot-and- mouth disease in South Saskatch- ewan. said Canada has never had an outbreak of vesicular exon- thema.

He said thc' disease is not coili- mon. It is transmitted by a virus. causing lever and loss of appetite and reducing the weight of hogs cutting down their economic value.

Canada. last March. banned all meat and livestock imports except under permit. Under the new ac- tion, no permits will be issucri for swine. uncooked pork. pork prod- ucts. poric offal and garbage froin the U. 8.

Severe Electrical Storm in NB; fires Siarled

FREDERICTON, Aug. 29 . . (UP: -- On the heels of a heat wave which broke in some sections of the province with a lashing (3lCf'Il”'."ili storm tonight. New Brunswick fire- fighting crews were back in vhe woods with trouble on their hands.

Three fires were located this at- ternoon, the largest on the north branch of the Canaan River. where it is crossed by C. N.H. tracks lli'”l7 Pacific Junction in Westmorland County. The narrow strip of wood- land blazed on it two-milc front fed by logging slash near the right. of-way. btit was thought under con- trol tonight.

Another fire on the north shore of Mii-amichl Bay near Ncguac and Tablstntao was described as of little consequence and a third scorched 10 acres near uncmiet River. 25 miles from Dziihousic in Restlgouche County. It was soon controlled hilt at one time panic seized residents near the scene as winds freslieiiecl and a few he- Ran to move out of their homes. Forest officials said the evaeiiiition was not necessnrv at any time,

News l;BIief

ORILLIA. Ont. Aug. 219 --ICP. Prime Minister St. LFiliI('llL and Mrs. St. Laurent iii'rived hero to- K1H.l' oilmvisit in the shrine and other this Georgian Bay district. daughter. Mrs. I"i'Ellllx' was also a membcr of the party.

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y., Aug 29 -(AP)-Russia's Jacob A. Mol- lk today rt-jeclcri a Western )1ilt'l- posal for It Big-Fivtt power dis- armament coiilcreiice. Ho clialgged the West was trying by-pass Commission and decisions.

avnlil concrete

TEHRAN. Aug. 29 - IAPJ--Five thousand Communist demonstrat- ors shouted slogans and brandish- ed signs today demanding the ex- pulsion of United States military and "technical missions from this southern neighbor of the Soviet Union. Sonic denounced Iran's ruler, shah Mohnmmed Rem Pa- hlevl.

LONDON. Aug. 29 - (Reuterrl --Britain has agreed to buy 950 tons of frozen eggs from China to be used by bakers and other food manufacturers. the Food Ministry announced today. They will be bought for about (200 from a British company which until rec- ently had been operating in China.

ST. CAT!-lAl'tINES, Aug. 20 (GP) - Angelo Tomcllaio cut into I 18,000-volt electric cable. with an axe today and came up with ii mild bath and it slight burn. He was tossed to the ground by the explosion while working in a

trench. g

' agreed to rent its personal il'lu)lli(t.”,lbumd

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";3;;lt.:;lOperating In Montreal

Tlieir. LRlIfll'L)',i - --

the United Nations llisarmameiii Inn of the R. C. M. P. Siiiiveicsiieliis Montreal home last Tuesday

Action C-dines As Surprise; Must Be Ralifled

OTTAWA Aug. 29 a surprise

Barren Soviet Record Scoieil in Address Here By Dr. Oil

Stating emphatically that the Russian tslarc state” has not con-. one single. advance to: mrpiiiecliciiie in the past twenty years. ! H Dr. Harold Orr. president. of the 0r '9 Cunailuiii Medical Association oi-it

idssociate Professor of Dermato- W logy at the UlllVBl':'il)' oi nitJii'sd.

-(CP)- in move. Ontario today

Rllll corporation tax fields to thci Federal Government in return in fixed annual payment pnext five years.

1 The tax agreement, subject

lratiflraiinn of the Ontario Lei:-.wiii-nod his listeiiers ill Charlotte- isiature, will reduce the corpor-Iiown last night that freedom must iition tax levy in Ontario to 52 be protected at all costs.

fper rent from 54 per cent, but willl Dr. Orr was speaking at the an-I ilozirc other tax payments in On-inuai president's dinner of the P.t il.2li'lt'l tlllchilrlgrld. 1. Medical Society. He said thati f 1,. an my Hnpm ,-mnmmced )3)-ftiic loss nl freedom drys up the of

.Fiiiaiir'e M.illStttr Abbott aiidliwli-Slmnils crr'MWo thouiiht" tp...,.,.;..,1.iA yr", p..m..m.eSm1...m lin einpliasiziiig to the large goth-5 rpm.” tax hams on longing and Pi'lllL' that we must protect tliet

freedom that we. on this side of; . T) lpfsslon dfmP.st AIhT'li:tllllIEdTca(lcCgIlirie(l;Js0y. annual i I" f1 "Am Am” is H” mm ineetvnrv lS bniiig held at the Prince psiuncil '.viiii Oiilnixn slnie the end or Winfps Cauege Audlmmum mm M H" 53”””d Wm” W5” 1” an iiitciidniicc estimated at zip- .brin;:s to nice the number of pro-!p;.Dmnau.h. .m.ecgquarLE1.S 01 me. ' ir'in"5 Mi-Ch 113” -Wch 32”-9"nie(liciil doctors of the Provinci- pnienis will the Federal Govern- D1-(isgmg 1; Opened yestyerday y Tmi'Ii'-- ODIN Qllflbflc l'N1i'rilllS 0l1i- morning with the usual reglstra-. 15ldP1hP mlmv itlon and continued through the. l The agreelnent with Ontario prcseiitation of several technical: will run from April 1. 1952: iiillll papers by speakers of proinliienccl .March 31. i937. The Federal Gov-'in the Canadian medical world. i jernmcnt guarantees Ontario n niiniuiliii annual pzument of S101-

lminino and will continue to levy:

Dr. Harold - Orr

t"""c'd'"”d Advance” ssed the thought that,this

ex

80ft.tl.')l. iV;tli certaiii Hdjlisllhelllsw lwas largely dun to the estgbjish. itlie aiivvmiit would amount in D'T- iftld "W d0Ci0l'5 Pwscm lment in this country, by the doc- .3137 00.000 for the 1952-51 fiscal - W l19mP”d0'if 8?l'aliC95 1” l tors themselves, of the Royal Coi- lyxenr. . 4 '. M”, T! D”? p”;5m” C?” I loge nf Physicians and Surgeons. I Derluctori from this figure will llll;p1n&Cl:'pd”CTe1 Tm” 9”" ””'”i'I'his was done. Dr. Orr said. in

be the Foileral credits allowed es- ?1mOn, HE :;mCX3f;3,'1':?lre:::3i1:g(fglordr-r to set lhe high standards tales 3 use Ontario collects ltslme Kilfoup mm in me WM. 1900 lgeftilirifi Olpnglty m9d:13i31hm3n E5" ' ore e mig esia s prac ice

lown succession duties and the stzi-in”, Wemgt. H... 0, pm 16 at y I Ttuioijv snbsiriy paid tiirectlw to theldpm); was (mi; 22. Now, :9 said. ?5roR(5i;i;g'l1g115l- 111 llny Of N16 dll- ' lprovince in accordance with thclthp m,(,..agc age M den”. 13 6., Emil-mmmf.-support of his lute lconstitut ion. 3-em-5. ' . ' l i . . t d , t I - A'.stnp-(V.ap More d m Ho attributed this a variety 13:2.ar8Fg1,::1dl;ginn;;eg::'; pggglgii . Mi. Fiost. said he sigiie e.of fiirunis. one of which. he stat- m this Country D... On. said that eincnl llC('flliSC under current ed. was the important item that the death mm !mm mbemuloys ... ililnslilllrvs it -.s the best tliim:.Canndiail doctors today are bet- D. ,n - . .. , . po.qsv.blc. but ”it is at best a stop-iii-r trained than ever before. He (Contlnuect on Page 15 COL J) r

yuan. pending: the king Oiil. of. to more satisfactory d tribution of tax and

em-ilabor Minister Warns Against

mciit to reeni'ist.:tlitc an economic.

cnmiiiiiteo which lunrtioneri rlur-I . . ?.n: the Don:iii.on-Provincial eori- Canada cannot. afford to cutlN ' down on detcnce preparations. La-p a

Ifercnee of 9- . -46. hor Minister Gregg said yesterday.

”This ccuzmitlce should. be di- ::..:.::.:”;:.::::: Prepares For Blow

iro."ie.'l to sturiy the Canadian tax

.st.ructiii'e inciuing the distribution ter is at present in Prince Edward Island on a. mention.

fcontinui-d on page 5001.7 4)? . ...77,.....-. The best that can be hoped for. MIAMI. Fin. Aug. 29 -tAPl.. M.-, Gregg ,sLntps' 15 for anomg-rlRC5ldcnLs of North Florida board-