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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

MARCH 17, 1957

pepcmnent o1’ Fisheries, Ottlwo.

With All Butchers

The Dominion Department o! Agricnlium "in co-opeu-atlcn with ﬂag Canadian Lamb Committee will co-opemtc Wit-h Ell bubcllel’ shops and meat scores in Canada in an effort to popularize Cana-

- dian lamb as a. meat at the Blaster

" Season. A leaﬂet has been moored for general distribuvtion which sets forth the historical background of the use of lamb and contains 85 wot‘. as a number of mcipes and sujrunstions for the preparation and cooking of lamib. Virritc for a. copy to the Publicity and Extension Branch. Dominicrn Department 0i Agriculture, Ottawa.

CHICKS

For a. succcss u- Poultry your pui-vhusc Greenwood View Chicks.

v-m-hcd from one of the best laying strains in “IO province- Purrnl stuck Government IIIFW" gd-Bluod-lcsled.

Order early, our prim ll ﬁlm-

J. H. MacPllAlL,

New Haven.

. §9;3'_1_7i -

Prim winning Gladiolus Bulbs.

Picimly large Salmon Finl. 011B dozen seventy-ﬁve cents.

Second size Plcardy Bulbl, fllty cents a dozen.

Mixed colors, ihree dozen for one dollar, all postpaid.

Extra. bulbs for Mord! "d".

write BIBS. GORDON MACMILLAN North Elmer, g-E-I.

FOR SALE

Building Lot, 90 ft. Front, 165 ft. Buck. Formerly Lowe

Garden, situated Kent Si.

Apply

. L. M. POOLE 8: C0.

L-267-3-6-tf‘

FARM FDR- SILE

AT ALBANY

lilcGrcgor Farm 100 acres, practic- ally uillclear in extra state cultiva- lion.

Good house. new barn. Mile or I0 from Albany Station and DIV"! highway. Near school and churches.

W. E. MONAGHAN,

Albany, P- E. l. E 37 ll-IB-Wl-Qﬁ. ~—"-

FARM FOR SALE

Farm of the late Percy L. Coffin. Savage Harbour will iic sold by private sale. If not sold will be sold at auction at later date.

Apply i0

J. W. MACEWEN, BrlsloL MRS. P. L. COFFIN,

_ Savage Harbour

i Exccutors.

t vain"- Professional Cards EGAN & C0.

chartered Accountants

p 14o nun-ms ‘Phonc 41.

ICU‘ EQIIUII-

J. A. BIIBHLIY. K. 0. Q Borrisk nml Attornsyl-nt-ho MONEY ‘l0 LOAN

Alex. W. MathesorTi

R. SOLICITOB. E G ,I;IIZ‘I::€TCELOIII Collection ‘Diricc: 90 Great George Strict , .._

M. ALBAN FARMER pmnlsrnn. soucrron. n0 noun! no LOAN

Bonk of Canada BUI-

consult,

181 Queen Street

lam the representative‘ of all well steamship lines. For cruise or one way trips

W. K. ROGERS

President, in an Exclusive Interview Wllh M1110" 51°11'16" Halls Progress Mode Since I932 by Free $16183 0W" "NEW Deal"

E year ago President Eamon dc Valera told Staff (Jorreapondent Mi- ton Brenner of NEA Service that the idea of government was contain- ed in PﬂesidentLincolrfs famous phrase. Today, hard at work on a con- stitution designed i0 give Ireland a "Govern- ment of the people. bl! the people, for the peo- ple," Président de Valera paused to give Bronngr an exclusive St. Patriclfs Day interview describ- ing the pmarm M118 by the “Irish New Deal”.

BY MILTON BRONNER

um Strvicc sun corresmndwl (gopyrignt, 1am. NEA Service. Inc-i wunon. March

ii-m nun

governmental stew 59°11- 51m‘ merlng merrily 41111113 m” m“ twelve months. and Eamon de Vﬂlfira 11°F“ “and be‘ lievcs-it is hem: mode Irishmarfs taste-

President to every

nnpqfulnf, ingredients are Irwi-

er economic self-sufficiency. 111-

F 0 R l- E .11.. of natural resources.

t, o! irish art and culture. Zimfnmwr distribution or wealth.

unmoved encour-

usthal deVt-‘Wiimenli-

And the addition. this WM‘. 0! a. new "all-Irish" constitution will givo u cm 1mm element mulred- 1n an exclusive "St. Patrick's Day mun-view," President dc Val- era. brieﬂy reviewed for me the lam-egress made since he became president of the Irish Free 91MB k1 ion-and, in particular. N- snits achieved since we talked tn- igethcr exactly one year ago.

“We can claim," Mr. de Valera said, "to have made satisfactory . In our effort l0 misc mostmhrdotliving ofﬂwpoor- h domes or! the community, we have incensed our national ex- penditure on social services from a million dollars per annum to

over eighty millions. We have ded xmsmplomwnt assist- ance for those who on willing

Lhg u. “lent insurance acts which apply mainly to urban in- dimtrial workers.

"It ha! been oi’ Brest help to rural communities in the congest- ‘ed areas of the south and west oi Inland whose little farms do not yield sufficient income to sustain life on a. reasonable scale. We have provided. a. new pension scr- vioc for widows and orphans and increased the allocation for old age pensions for blind persons. We have provided milk funds for necessitous children and increas- ed the allocation for school meals and child welfare.

I I

RUSH HVIIPROVEMENTS 1N RURAL AREAS

‘This year we are taking ad- vaniase o! unemployment relief schemes w secure, in ooperatlon with local administrative bodies, an improvement in sanitation. water- works, roads and other amenities in town and country. We are also continuing archaeological excava- tions in which Harvard University experts have assisted in recent years. We hope the mlief schemes are temporary measures which will become ecwary with an increase] in industrls and im- provement in agriculture,

‘The national housing carn- Nlc-n for slum clearance and for

the people in town and country has been one of the most success- fui features of our social pm- smm- In four years, from 1932 to i936. forty-seven thousand houses were built or reconstruct. 9d under state aid schemes p; wmlmred with 26,300 in the ten years from 1922 to 1932,

"Ont-hoartisticond qﬂﬂgﬂ lidmwouodoimourbest w rcstcnlnlim: u, spolnmsndwriticn “d WhI-"lnvberations scheme

for tho collection of Irish mum-e which has attracted the attention of scholars in Europe and Amer. ica.

O I O

NEED FOR. IMPORTS V5511, DECREASE!) Y "The recmistxuction o! m“: °°°11°1111° life h“ i-‘Iroceeded at a 11111011 more rapid rate than w“ i111" ‘, ‘ five W"! MN- With the 011.196 of oollccting the land annuities which m om- v1"; were neither legally nor morally Pﬂyoblc to the British treasury, the British government 1n 193:

TRA VEL

known

Phone 510

the erection c! decent homes for g

imposed

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EAMON DE VALERA while the moo under $11881‘ be" has increased fourfold.

duties cl Irish cattle and produce. duties caused hardzhips 9° the farming community, but they did not break the morale of the farm- ers and they were ixidirevbly 1'9- uccelemting the pace of industrialization and re-

construction o! our agriculture. TAKE 2 ST. PATRICKS “For instance. our food and drink which were valued at 85 million dollars m 1931'. had fallen millions in 193G.

items oi’ reduction were flour, bacon, sugar which now supplies. wheat had lncreaesd form 21,000 acres in 1982 to 65,000 in.

i mousmms snow omen

imports of and tobacco,

“Flor a country in which manu-

Ifactiucs has been so long ‘ ‘M

the dovolopment. o! our industries has been remarkable. Our young people hove shown an unexpected aptitude for industrial processes and the investing public has readily given the capital necessary _ establish various new industries. In order to insure that Irish in- clustrim will be Irish owned, over 50 per cent of all vote shares or stock must be benefici- ally owned by Irmh nationals and there has been no difficulty in get- ting all the capital rcquirrcd- The total public issues in the pest three Years have been over fify rnilli dollars and many issues were ov . subscribed.

"Over 60 new industries have been created in the‘ past five years and over 75 new factories and Workshops hB/VQ been estab- liohed.

“The number o! persons em- ployed in tariff-protected indus- tries has increased by 30,000 from March. 1932, to March, i936. 'I‘.he value o! imports oi’ wearing 3p- 11ml has fallen from 27 million dollars in 193i to nine mrlions in 1966. As far as possible, new fac- tories are widely distributed l-hmllghout towns of the state with the object of providing em- ployment for the surplus populg- U011 oi’ the land near the 1mm T716151’- oi the countryside and also avoid- lllg the evils which arise from undue concentration of industries 111 particular areas.

"As you know, we have re_ deemed the Dail Eli-arm Cxlkrlu“ loan raised 1n the United stapes in 1920. We have met all our financial obligations promptly

resources imposed by British penal tariffs. our credit lSISGIIICl and all indications, such as bank 619811811088. railroad inffic ‘returns,

to 55 the chief whcoten

undel’ msw CONSTITUTION puma

DRAPTE l)

1936, I asked the President what w?" 1115 Plans for the future, He replied:

"In internal affairs we propoge

wtakenpisthcsixiocthistllnﬁ

and adding to the variety oi’ life.

and. in spite of the starin on our.

etc" Point to in ‘ _‘ hams. butter and ltv." “easing plosper

production area

“:51; PHtIiCWS Day Finds‘ ‘YOUBHOiiE...FRDill Hliiil DeValera Hard at Work ,, ()n an Irish Constitution

than comlnﬂ, Montreal, 0c tho

Adlai

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to continue on our 1mm"- 11"“ of development. 1m external ﬂ- u“. - i muses 115;; you. No external authority 11°11’ existsinfactwinnnmcinour intanal sftains. 1n the course of gm pg-esent year o. constitution will be submitted to the P1101115 for enactm ‘ by them. l0 116 brought; into operation when they have signified their approval 0! i1-

“Unlike the constitution o! 1909. which contained many clauses dictated by British minister: the Irish people will have the last. word on this constitution. It will be an Irish constitution from top to bottom. It will be presented to thcDail in the Dish language and will. I 11099. represent. the feelings and aspirations of tho Irish people,

"It will provide for an elected President who will be the su- preme guardian oi’ the people's right and for a. senate on s. voca- tional basis."

Asked whether it would be o constitution for the whole 01' Ire- ‘nnd, he replied. ‘jIt will be s. constitution which can be applied to the whole oi’ Ireland." m; m. fen-ed me to the reply which 11¢ gave me last year on the subject of iihe northeastern countries of Ulst/er- He still maintains that the difference between north and south lure exaggeruwu for political pur- lwses and that with the removal

OIFOII‘. ; . the

taking: lln bronchi M" 1"" I oolooﬂ ‘ugh l0 ‘IO Mqjm Royal and It“?! whcn In

y a a ulov n. ALDIIIC nvncun Vila?

m’ causes which make such exag- ‘gcrutlon profitable, natural forces W111 draw the people together {or g, * united Ire‘a.nd. .

Mr. de Valera concluded by 521F111! that the reunion of Ireland “'35 11-11 Oblective which had never been lost sight of and which could ' be urged with greater 10m 110W. in view of t/he advance tak- 1118 place. I

_..________ CHIMNEY FALLS 0N CAB

BURY. England-(OP) __

a gale a. chimney fell from the WP 0f the four-stomy ‘Ihansport. Building in the centre of the town, ‘ crashing through the r001 of an unoccupied our.

and

Attention Egg and Poultry Shippers

0n and after April 1st, 1937, we will be located in the building formerly occupied by Aulﬂ Bros. Cold Storage. » <

The new address is 58 FITZROY STREET

To our patrons shipping by rail no changq in address is necessary.

Swift Canadian Co. limited “A good Cash market every business day‘

Reduced Fares

For Easter Holidays Phone 1027 Clllrlottetown ram. Q11 . March 15 -

special low zourud-etrm excursion -- .- tthe wine. bells or tho banging o; mar?‘

we; 300d beumen m 991mg m "We have now removed tiho ei- feet away. It hos q (any “n, m‘

Canaih and ho certain dwhlnations 115317» 11nd the Wine will soon be l. bed of sand. Bprnts gm m mh

strong," one of the raiiwaymen said .c.'ently.

“The gull made ltceif at home in the box. It took no notice of the

in the United Start/ca will be in effect on Canadian railways dur- ing the Blaster holidays according to an anncuucmnent by C. P. Rid- dell, Cluimmn o! the Canadian Passuvger Association.

Tickets will be on sale at the rate of fare and one-quarter for the round trip, the same applying both to first class and coach travel be- tween any points in Gan-ads poss- ible to be reached within the period during which this fare concession is available. ‘rickets will be good going from Thursday, March 25, to 2 p.m. Monday. March 29. inclus- ive. Returning, passengers can leave destination up to midnight, Tuesday. March 80.

Special concessions have been made 1n the case o! teachers and pupils of schools and colleges who on surrender at teachers’ and pupils‘ vocation certificatcs, can purchase tickets on the mme basis with the exception that these will be on sale and good to leave start- ing point at any time from Thurs- day, March 11. to Mbnduy. March 29. inclusive, and will be valid for refbum to leave destination until midnight ‘Tuesday. AOril 6. I

SIAGULUS WING IN SPLINTS

orlte meal. “A man in Yapto h

Gsrmwy. and we in»? "we

bird will be sent homo."

THEY BIINSUME o LESS lZllllREllT!"

LONDON March ld-Bignalmen at the Southern Railway Yap/ton crossing, near Arundei. Sussex, will in a few days lore their seagull pet.

The bird was picked up a fort- night arc. It has been blown into teirgraph wlrcs and injured a Wing. On its leg was a ring marked “Vogelwsrte RDSSllEF, Germany, 21113928."

The gull was taken to the signal box and the wing placed in splints. The next day the splints were re- moved, when it; was found there was no fracture.

Still the gull could not fly, so the

signalmen fitted an elastic band to

Boy Loco Mazda Lamps In carton: ofrix and ha" lamp: for unorgondol-

Q If your light bill looms high, perhaps lnforior lamps, groooy for current, on tho coulo. Swlcdi to Loco Mud: Lamps-thy do not wam current-they provide mnxlmum light at mlnlmumcoob

Now Ford V-l trucks and commorclol models oro onglnoorod throughout to out molnlononco and to stop up V-8 porformonco and rollobllliy. 'l’hoy'ro economical on goo, cll and ovory othor lvom of con. ‘Ihoy glvo you factor, longor runs-end koop our o! tho ropolr shop. >1: Truck horsopovvor and lorquo hovo boon incroosod. To glvo porfonnonco of Iowan cost, 24cm trucks hovo o 95-horsopowor V-l onglno and ‘ll/g-fon trucks hovo on li-horsopowor V!‘ onglno. Commorclcl modoll hcvo cholco ol li-hcrao- powor or o now OQ-honopowor V-l onglno. Ac woll

Ind v-

1937 Ford iI-l Do Luxo 2-Ton I81" whoolbooo Truck will cloho body:

"“’“"" "r

on this cholco of powor Io Ill your noorll, thoro ls o cholco of whoolbcsos, truck cxlo your rollol, u rongo of body typos, ﬂro slzoo ond opoclol oquipmonl Io moot Individual loud roqulromonh. * You gov tho most odvcncod svylo of truck dollgn and mony now foovuros lhol uuuro proctor oconomy and longor llfo, on woll on than lomous lord fooiuros that hovo won ownorc’ omhuslonlc approval. Thoro ls also o . lino of Do loxo trucks. Soo your Doulor obovl on "on-lho-lob" ton with tho lord oqulpmom your

work culls for.

ALLISON MacLEOD

FORD DEALERS

224 Great George Street

Phone 642