APRIL 8. 1952.

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0 Summer Street. Summei-aide.

, News, Subeoripttoal. All

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

COUNTY OFHOE '

Phone 0081. vertieing Representatives

GEORGE CIJDW and GEORGE W0'l'I'0N

Rouse rbones:

800311160038. '

Ilse Guardian may be bought at any of the

following stores

In Suininerslde:

3." noohstoro, Sumner street: Gourlies Drugstore, 11 Central Streeti

Kelly's News-stand, Water Street; H," Donoettda Grocery, Sooond

Mark Gaudet. 0'1 Granville Street:

treet; Island Motor Transport.

Watdr Street; Vinoe's Grocery. 120 Russell Street; Eunsan'e Sell- - Sorvioe Drug. I. L Waite in liensington. WEST PRINCE OIFICI: Alberton: Frank Weeks. Representative. Plion ' 00-! Office and 08-! llouse. ..DANCE. Melpequ Hall 'l'ues- - HAD EYE INTURED -Peter 5,). nigm, MacDonald, nine year old son of ..A- v Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacDonald -BINGO. Cenadlano Legion of Kenslngton. who was hit in

Home. Water Street. Wednesday, pm April, instead of Thursday. 10th April. for this week only.

...nNGAGEMEN'r.-Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mcintyre. Sumimerslde. an- nounce the engagement of their second eldest daughter. Mary Paula, to Raymond Joseph. son of Mr .and Mrs. Prank J. Arsenault, summerside.

-RETURN FROM 3. C. -Sat. and Mrs. H. B. Thibeault and their daughter. Miss Denise Thi- beault, arrived in Aiberton satur- day evening from Vedder Crossing. H. 0. Mrs. Thibeault and l):nise will spend some time with the former's mother. Mrs James Mill- man. Later this week Sgt. Thi- beauit will relurn to British Col- umbia from where he will proceed to Korea to serve wllh the Canad- ian anny.

-GARAGE ENTERED - While:

the eye by an arrow shot by a playmate Sunday underwent an operation at the Charlottetown H0SD1t8l yesterdaY- I-lis condition was reported as favorable by hospital authorities last night.

- IN POLICE COURT - A Summerside man appeared in P0- ilice Court yesterday and was charged with indecent assault. He was remanded until Thursday, and it is understood that he was iat- er released on ball of 0150.00. 1. man convicted of careless driving was fined 020.00 and costs. The case was the result of an accident in which a car left the street and struck a pole on Notre Dame Street West on Sunday evening. The only other case was that of a drunk who was fined 10.00 and costs.--S

Personals

-Mrs. Albro llowntt of Tryon

"THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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; Let's Talk It over

Quality and Quantity

There is one factor which the PC0010 who are belittling the edu- cational qualifications of our pre- sent Island high school students are probably forgetting. That is, the number of students who pass matriculatldh examinations. as compared with the number pass- ing those examinations thirty years ago.

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In 1022, there was only one cen- tre on the Island where students Could PM! Grade XI examina- tions. and that was at Prince of Wales College. The survivors of an entrance examination which, in those days, was as lethal as the modern bazoolra. and a first- year course in P.W.C. which sent scores of others reeling home to the cows and chickens, and to the ordinary pursuits of town and village, amouri.ted. to about 35.

Today we have, besides P.W.C., Summersldenlgh School, Kiulrora, Montague, Miscouche. Tlgnish, all preparing pupils for matricula- tion examinations. and the total passing each year would proo- ably exceed 150. Over 150 grad- uates now. as compared to 35 thirty years ago, from a popula- tion which has remained virtually static.

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Too bad there wasn't some way of comparing the top 35 today with the successful survival! of

1922. We believe they compare very favorably with those stu- dents of yestcryeal'. and their

knowledge would unquestionably be

Mr- Ind M"- L 3- M19" 1"” Wihas entered the P. E. l. liospiiailoi a much broader scope. Natural-

of town recently their garage was entered and articles valu:d at about 3290 were . iaken. Entrance was gained by forcing Among the things that were siolcn are a. repeating rifle. three fishing rods. two Primus stoves, a hand drilling machine and a set of drills, n hack saw and an iron pliinft There were also a number of other articles taken. Two of the fishing rods were dropped by the iipp.'ir- ently overloaded thieves and were returned to Mr. Allen.

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Professional cards

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Ill. J.ll. CUNNINGHAM

VETERINARIAN Dial 2520

Water Street East Summersldo

liii. J. A. Ii0iIi0li nelvris-r t Dental x-am

lmallmen Building SUMMEIISIDI: Dial 2800

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VI. liIiEsTE'2 S. itso00liALO

Iarrlslet, Solicitor. Notary Etc. LLB.

Office formerly occupied by hte lleatb strong. I. c.

Money to Learn Colleotlens Proinptly Attended To.

ill. GLEN ll. NENIIIIY

Veterinary Surgeon

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lensington

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N. E. ELLIS

lilo .. Auto - Casualty . INSURANCE l

I Summer St. Suinnierlidi PIIONI ltil

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E. E. Parkman Upt.l).. R.U. orronsnisr Glasses time In: lsainined Oflla Iotlflt s to it - 1 to s

and by appointment Phone I207 IEGINT THEATRE BLDG. lnnuner It. Snmnieraide

T. Earle illoksy

Chartered Accountant

ceaadisa Ilanb oi conrssree Ialldiag

Ianiaerside. P. I. I. PIIONI Illl

I. F. .NIIt0i' ll. 0. Iasmsralee. P. a i.. vuui suin- nln-on. mus raoxe ms aiaai.i.auu-s BUILDING on-ournisr

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for treatment.

'CMr. Kevin Nuunml. Carleton.

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-Mr. R.A. Lcard of Souris, who arrived in ummerslde on Friday to attend tic birthday celebration of his uncle. Rcv. George Ayers, returned on Monday. S

-Mr. C. R. Lexrd and Mr. Roy Leard, Arhcrton. Alicnded the funeral of the late Mr. A. 8. Fish- er in Charlottetown on Friday.

-Mr. Harry Dawson. Augustine Cove. returned to his home yrs- terday after bcing ii patient in the- Prince County Hospital for the past few days. 8.

-Friends of Charles Maclimis. Tiguish, are pleased to hear he is making satisfactory recovery fol- lowing his recent operation at the Xlctoria General Hospital in Hul-

ax.

Voices Alarm At large Amouni spent on Liquor

The spending of enough money to provide the Governmcnt with a profit of 510 for every man. womzin and child in this Provlncc from the sale of liquor was torm- ed a "serious situnllnn" by Mr. George MacKny. Fourth Prlncc, when he rose to take part in the Budget debate in the Legislature yesterday.

Mr. Mncxay recalled that there had been several deaths recently from the drinking of shellac nnii other liquids and noted that though several speakers had been disturbed by the amount of money being spent on the Depart-

ment of Health and Welfare it was still true flint the people were spending more for liquor

than the Government was spend- ing for health and education to- gether. .

He also remarked that in some lcnaes people sacking rellcf hnd ii ilnrge number of empty bottles in the house nnd he was inclined to believe they wanted the money more for liquor than food. Hon. A. W. Mnthc-son. Minister of Health and Welfare. said hi- would like to know of any such cases and prnmiscd a thorough investigation.

Critical of tho R. C. M. Police. Mr. MncKay said that no one "can live on the rccords of the past." Though in gcnernl ihcy were doing A good job he had personally encoiintcrcd some in- stances of ihcir work of which he did not npprovc.

Recently, he stated, when the time came for new license plates on motor vehicles people had understood that there would be a "week of grace" allowed. Hdw- :-vcr, some conslnhlcs who were i”ovcr zcnlous" were stationed at

lRcnd's Corner and caught he- liwcen 40 and 50 motorists. Hr- ltliouglit the resultant fines

iwhich were lcvlcd created Ii bad feeling and should be refunded.

GALL TESSIE'S TAXI

Now under new Management

Dial 2340 Water Street Suinrnerside

Vl.E.. GALLAGNAN

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Officer 50 Summer Street

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11.00 to 11.00 a. 5 1.00 to 0.00 p. In. 1.00 to 0.00 p. in.

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ly when you turn out more than Hour times as many graduates, you're going to have the averzige

3 doOr"'Wa5 a visiior to Summerside yes- QWWY WMETCG d0WYl 3 bit -ll-l5l

as when you turn the little ad- JilSi.('i' on a cream separator, yet: get thinner cream, but more of it.

Cries of Child Gives Alarm In Aparimeni Fire

-Fire” believed to have been caused-by an overheated stoic pipe, broke out yesterday after- noon in the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacLeod, who use rooms on the second and third floors of the R. T. Morrison build- ihiz. on Water Street. Summer- side. as living 'quarters.

Four small children had to be rushed from the home. and it. is understood that the cries of the youngest child. asleep in a bed room on the third floor, gave the first indication of the fire.

The fire was brought under con- trol by the Fire Department with- in fifteen minutes. and the chic! amage was done by smoke and water.-S

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S'side liotarians Hear! Address on Sports

The regular weekly meeting of the summerside Rotary Club, at Summer-side yesterday. had as their guest speaker. Neill. a prominent official in list ionai and intematlonai organized sport associations. 1

Mr. Neill. whose home is in Perth. N. B.. is vice president of the Canadian Amateur Athletic; Association; a member of the' Canadian Olympic Commission; al member of the Internationall Olympic Committee: and a coun- cillor of D. S. U.-The governorlng body of sports in Europe. 1

Mr. Neill. who has Just returned from the Olympic Games at oalon Norway. gave an informative talk on the hisfd!-y and development of the Olympic Games, and outlined Canada's participation at this year's games in Oslo.

He described some of the main feature: of the games. and made particular reference to the ice sports -ahockey, ice racing, and figure skating.

other guests at yesterday's meeting were Rlotarisii Dr. Frank

Jelks. Charlottetown and Russell Phaneuf of summerside. -S. 6500 Roche a 2500 Rowan 23 6800 Roxana 43 7000 Roy Silv 22 1010 Royalite 19 1-4 19500 Rupununl 4 1020 San Ant Ti) 2900 Sapphire 420 29900 Scurry 405 5900 secur Free 250 41715 Selbllrn 430 11700 Do Wis 190 1600 Scnator iii 1- ' 033 Shawkey 11 4900 Sheep Cr 100 12462 Sherrit 455 100 Sigma 725 2300 Silanco 38 13550 Sil Mir 152 42540 Do Rte .. 3700 Slziden 7 70 Slater . 2 1-2! 20200 South Bi-as . 16 1-'.' 10 Southam 17 1-2 3.'i4(l0 Spooner 80 6000 Shade 40 3000 Stcclov 4 7-0

4255 Steep Rock 1500 Sturgeon 12550 Silcl Con 2050 Sullivan 25466 Superior 3400 sweetgrass

6575 Trans Emp 2300 Trans Ros ll-10 Trans Mt

1:015 Ncwlund 1000 New Mar 0 5300 N Morrison 40 2200 N Mosher 60 3000 N Norse ii 1-! 5400 N Non. 8 1-2 21800 N Pacaita 19 1-2 2250 N Ryan Lk 33 3000 N Thurb it 2000 Nib Yelo . 5 800 Nipissing 250 200 Nisto 14 365 Noranda 18 1-4 500 Nordon 17 4500 Nor-gold 0 1025 Norlartio 21 1475 Normetal 495 13000 Norplck R 1-2 1300 NC 011 silo 250 N Denlsnn 111 1-1! 500 Nor Inca it 6900 Nor Can '11 9000 Nor Ext . 211 1000 Northland (I p 500 Nubar ll 6500 Obaska 21 lRi00 O'Brien 137 131100 Oil Sci 15 6710 Okalfa. 415 I000 0'I..eary 18 1-2

16000 Omnllrans 28740 Ont Pyriteii 12490 Opemiska

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3000 Orlac 0 1-2 19300 Osislm 95

7480 Pat: Pete 114 1-4

1370 Pamour 89 3-4 10700 Pan west 110 500 Pat-bec A 16016 Paymaster 70 4550 Penn Cob :4a 350!) Pcrron 04 45000 Petrol 12!) 8367 Pick Crow 100 1050 Pioneer 205 R30 Placer 45 500 Pow Rouyn an 1000 Prcm Ford 31 3800 Preston Ian 72400 Punch its 500 one Chlb 30 11450 Que Cop l24 34700 One Lab an 1190 one Man 205 41100 ouccnston iii '23

2930 Quemont

.'l(ll00 Trend "1 10950 Triad - 5900 Tungsten . S6 8333 T1 Mining . ?7 13335 U Ashes 420 2245 Un Keno 1:1 1-2 8600 Un Ld . 0050 Uri Oil sizoo Upp can 19:; 20000 Van R01 47 2133 Ventures 1!! 5-3 2500 Viccur. it 13500 Vlllbona 5 1100 Vulcan 88 1110 Waite .. 12 2000 Wekusko .. 3 35400 West Ashley 65 20227 W 1-lomestd 260 1075 W Leasehold 73 31200 Vl'llrlch l7.'1 5500 wllisey ll 0000 Winchester 7 3300 windward 37 500 Wingalt 3 3-5 500 Wlnora 7 1-3 44386 Wr liars 79" 1900 Yale Ld .. 02 34200 Yan Canuck 3'1 3000 Ycilcrex 12 16650 V1: Bear

5420 Yukeno

AcTl0ll GOMES Continued from page 1

lug some serious thinking."

The industry resiizneclly was banking its furnaces, cutting its lproriuction. closing its supply mines, laying off employees.

The union grimly made ready soup kitchens. assigned its pickets. An Easter buying slump was re- ported from mill towns. as steel- workers hoarded ready cash against idleness.

Feiusinger conceded that ii slrikc-first since 1940-would deal a stiff blow to national defence.

The steel industry says it needs a price increase of about 012 a ton of steel to meet contract demands of the U.S.W.-C l 0. Steel now sells for about 5110 it ton.

The Wage Stahillzaiion Bnarcl recommended-and the U.S W.-

of 17 1-2 cents an hour for steel- workcrs. Other benefits would hr- lng the package to 30 cents an hour. the steel industry said. and honst production costs 000 a year. Steelworkers now average about

"lMlaml and Key West. They passed

C 1.0. is demandlng- ii. wage boost

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Firemen Give Main Street Needed Bath

At the regular monthly fire practise of the Summerslde fire- men held last evening. Fire Chief Abdon Arsenault led his laddies to Water Street and proceeded to give the main thoroughfare a much ' needed bath with the aid of sev- eral iines of fire hose.

Yesterday afternoon the street was in a most deplorable condit- .' ion. Last night. however. it pre-

r seated a epic and span appearance and it is hoped by many that . Chief Arsenault will keep up uiel

: good work and give several otherl, streets in town the same much' needed treatment.

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easily be seen that 85 cents out of ' every dollar will not go far. Cori- sequently we must seek ways and means of increasing our revenue ill i we are to keep our city comparable with other cities in Canada," he added.

Mr. J. W. Don Campbell

Progressive Conservative member from First Prince who was one of the speakers yesterday in the bud- get debate in the Provincial Lexu-

Poll Tax Collectiuis

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IDEAL BRAND COTTAGE CHEESE

There's plenty of hi h protein food value in every tub of our new method weet Curd Cottage Cheese.

See how good It is teamed up with fresh fruits and vegetables for wonderful mealtime-a.ppetlnre-- and its really economical too. Get it from your driver or at the Milk Bar at the Ideal Dairy or order from the following Charlottetown Agencies:

CO-OP GROCETERIA

ATI(INSON'S GROCETERIA McLEAN 8: MucFADYEN GROCERY PIERCE'S CASH 8: CARRY

Manufactured by

IDEAL iiiiiiu

Summer-side

With regard to poll tax Mayor Stewart stated that if 1009'. of this tax were collected. it would only be

la ture.

Central Street

three and one-fifth of the total revenues. The uncoliected part of the poll tax is 1.679 of the total rev- enue. During the year of 1951 the

Return From Motor Trip Toflorida y total value of real estate for taxa- ?' tion purposes was 81l.0'Iq,o00. of

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mnicl: i'e- personal property for taxation pur- lurned to their home in Alberton pages me migi vglue vs-35 54,133,300 yesterday afternoon after I most-' and the total of estate exemptions enjoyable motor trip to Florida on Wu g5.033'000g --one can we--' he Qx- which thty were accompanied by plalned. "that not only is the val-. Mr. and Mrs. Herbeft l-93Vlil- uation low. but the tax rate is lou-l Mr. and Mrs. LeB-Viti- SEPENW3 as compared with other cities of, from them at Moncbon 10 make I the Marltimes. There has existed ai brief visit to Halifax. They expect marked inequality in real estate lo return home i0day- valuations, and the present Coun-;

The party followed a route

cl: felt that something should be along the Atlantic coast to Flor-

. . I done to correct this condition." 1 lda MN V1-Wed ma"? P0"lF5 0f l"' Mentionlng the construction of. ierest. in that state. including

the Spring Park culvert, His Wor-0 ship said it had been extended from: Villa Street to the north of Doug-I laa Street, and he expressed the:

section that is the orange industry.

the ihe

through heart of

There one may see the fruit at all hope that m we Mm. mm" W stages from blossom' to maturity would be extended to me cm” and also enjoy the flavor of hm,”

freshly picked oranges, grapefruit and rumquats. The last named limit is a little longer than a plum and is of a bright orange colori with a tart flavor.

All along the way the gentlemen were much interested in various types of boats to be seen in dif- ferent places. En route home they came through Washington where the extremely heavy Sunday traf- fic took away Ihe pleasure of driving. They also visited relatives in Boston.

During the early part of his ad-. dress Mayor Stewart presented andll interesting insight of the foimding and settlement of Charlottetownl Mentioning that the city was found-i ed in 1768 he carried it's early his-H tory through up to the time of the? laying of the corner stone for it's. first City Hall in 1537. 1 Mr. Percy W. Turner was con-: gratulated by the President of the. Club. Mr. Stirling Giddings. as well: as Mayor Stewart and other mem-; bers in regard to his appointmentl

1000 Surf . - as Director of Rotary lnternation-1 14870 Sylvanite al. Brigadier W.W. Reid then re-E 1000 Taku ' ported on the success of the recent. 4074 Teck Continued from page 1 g hockey night Rsponsorgrli bby tliigj soon Thom Ld T-TT”-j'”'1”7Tf;-7ji,,"Th',, Charlottetown oiar.V H In 8 1 1300 Tombm :1:1::.l'Ce as a eza ns 1 u o inf youm y,xork,dBkll'lg. Ttcid siatgls

300 Toi-hi-it ' -0 ,h m”. ha dg the 13,399 that he expecte t e nep sum re -,

l0 T” 17”” l'nlllO?ll)' ihguld not "force. upon al l7N?l W0lll(l be lll ill! Vcmllvy 01 059' low" 1'0"" smaller minority the posllion that illo"-7505 dml”5'

thrre could be no divcrcc at all. I The 8PD0lmm9nlb Pl 3"':0':l'::;: "It is unfortunate that humanllni! wmm”-(19 V: Wig mop"; R-H

yualure should be such that ihescliZP5l-Ed 81818 0' W"-1 0 g

cases do urise. If lhere were notylhe WET begllmlmi -lUl.V 135 N55

the honest and conscientious con-.made by President Giddinizs no-y Gordon Hughes Raoul Le-

viclion that in certain cnsesitarians g V divorces were a good thing. the1Page. and (realize Willi"? ll”? solution would be to deny divorcesn named on this committee.

llul: there are some who have thcl The following is a list of the honest and conscientious belieqguests: City Councillors Arihul that under certain conditions Gcrmley. M. Alban Farm”. Wanli

producel storey. George Keefe. Elmer; Mac-

Donald. Edwin Johnstone R0) Curi- lt was the first time this session' more. P.R. Maccormac and Messre that Mr. St. Laurent hud enteredyohn L. Clark. Rustico: William the sporadic divorce debate. which? comn and Norman mack of char. has been under way off-and-onlioueiown, since early this session. -- The filibiirster-iypc discussion. has been carried on mainly by C, C: F. speakers, who have beenlMOToR holding up most of the biz ses- sional batch of divorce bills to. If you want to make sure of emphasize their idea that thcihni new motor ritfle 101' U115 mutter should be dealt wit'n- by springs driving. write or see ital- lhe couris. 1.-ice Monsc Now. P. E. l.'s l-'Ii'R"S1 ? dmier. (in sizes in stock. 12:- C.C. models 335000. Other larger sizes up to 5900.00. Write Box ””"7 817, Summerslde. 1 jwi pppp pip mi: MAIL ORDERS I we cxicnd this particular brunch Mouse Jewellers nrlvise all mail of civic. service in cnpe with ordcr customers as f0l.'OWS. due in prcscnt day lrnffic pmlilcms." llhe fact that miiil lll'lfi"6SS9(l Willi rcgnrd to snow ri-movnllPost Office Box 579 wil. llPl'l'l.'lll1V Mayor Siewnrt said that "much unopened for it few weeks begin- wns attempted and much nccomp- ning April 14. it is suizizcslml lishcd." Every effort was made in that orders for wntclics. (liumoni'ls.' keep the streets opcn for lrafficysilvcrwiirc, mninr cycles. rt-pair. iduring the winler monihs. "Oncipnris, No. he poslmarked in m- of our gr:-iiicst difficulties in ihislrivc previous In flint (into: n- if