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U AUGUST s. 194d lr"’_"_“‘ '

Jay - Smith Wedding

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tt! of summer flmv- Amldluwgidingwassoleum- ized lf- Z3 Charlotmtolvrl 0n ~ at 3 o'clock in the afternoon Elda Ids Suafth, only daught- (r o; Ml‘. and Mrs. Morley It‘ gmiih of Cikarlottetown Jlacanzentl; wd t Jo n George . s 111,}? and Mrs. Albert G. Jay of Borden. P-E-I

ceremony. using the double l-lnrlghiervice. rvas rserformed by the RN, G. Carlyle Webster pastor o; Zion Presbyterian Church. Tne bride, whowvas given in marriage by her father. looked very chann- in: in an exquisite floor length {wn of ivory satin fashioned on fitted lines‘ with full gathered skirt. She wore a finger-tip vcil arranged from a Mary Queen 1f Scots henrddress. She carried a shoaver bouquet of Better Time roses. The bride's only attendant was her cousin, Miss Mar rie

31st, whEIl

to ensure publication.

CEITIIAI. Glllltllllll

This column ls reserved for news of lleal Interest, but sdverthlns of a nevsy nature "may be inserted at five pants a word. strictly p3,. lbls In advance.

caaswnra n. Photographs.

HOWARD McINNIS for Fitted Footwear. 2-9-Stt-tf !

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SPECIAL August reductions at Mrs. Johnston's Ladies’ Wear.

NOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS- All advertisements to appear Ln Guardian must. be in office by ooouof-dav previous to insertion

ADDITION T0 STAFF — The Queen Charlotte Naval D’vision, Charlottetown, is to have two

new officers added to its staff 1n the persons of Licut. Campbell. Borden; and Sub-Lieut. Charles H. Graham, town. Lieut. Campbell ls at pre-i sent Middl

Vernon A. _ Charlotte-

serving on the

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Munn. who was attired in a loor length gown of petal pink lane orrr luffetta with which she wore l, lt-filo hat of pink flowers. He. bouquet was of dream roses.

Mr, Arthur Jay. brother of the groom acted as 51 an. The‘ ushers were Messrs Stanley Smith and Albert Jay. Miss Helen Stew- art presided at, the organ and dur- nn: the signing of the register llllss Beverley Smith sang with

~ effect "I'll Walk Beside

Smith, mother of the chose fol her costume a gown of powder blue silk jersey \\':'.|l which she wore white acces- scrits her oorssge being oi sweet- heart roses. Mrs. Jay, mother of tllc groom was beoominglv attired in u gown of printed silk jersey Willi umtchirlg mauve accessories. llcr corsage was of American Beauty

LEGION DANCE — The first dance of the Charlottetown branch of the Camdian Legion was held last night in the new Legion Home and the spacious dance floor was thronged with perhaps the largest crowd ever to attend a Legion dance ln the city, The Leg-ion’: own band. the Legionaires. fum- ished the music.

VISITING ISLAND — Many, friends, and relatives are delighted, to see Mr. T. K. Burhop visiting on the Island. Mr Burhoe was born at Alexandria eighty-four years ago and last week accom- Daréed by his niece Mrs Ross drove his own oar all the way from Westbpro. Mass. l-Ie enjoys excell- ent health. At present they are the guests of his nephews-Arthur and Ernest Burke, Southport.

gaITY POIéICE COhILRa- Yes‘.- el‘ y morn at t ty Police GO Webster nr ed the toast Court a doc et of 11 offenders w the‘ bride t" V’ ch the 8300C! were before Magistrate K.M. Mart- rcsponded. The bride and groom fr; Kc, A vagranoy case was m. left later in the afternoon by manded for seven days. as also plane for Montreal. Pbr traveling was p, drunk um jncapablg Q1 the bride wore n costumi of aqua three remanded d . zwo were silk maroulsstte with wh te flower, each given seven days in jail. while hut and accessories. gite tiwivird had his 55% bail estreatetl. ——**€— o do nken vers one was WOULD BRIBE OFFICIALS givenieclla days (and ti)“, other re- 1i mar. seven as or ud merit. CANBERRA. Aus.. Aug. 8-—(CP) v J a - "Bushings" and attempted brlhvry of government v offisers pJllvillg price control are rrport-

in, Mrs.

rut-s.

(\ilioyving the ceremony a ream- ion was held at the Charlottetown ii .. A delicious buffet luncheon was served to over 50 guests. Rev.

A wcmm charge under the Excise Act was fined $500 and costs or three month im rilsonment, A man charged with tying to utter u

“d i" “"9"” “Mei M- F MP 1018911 cheque was remanded fur Curlhy. _ Commonwealth Prices two days. A local man charged CUlllmlSSlOIlEI‘, describes these with having gay-nip] kngtwlevjgg o! a

mvthods as symptomatic of ruth- l.».~.- stops by black rnarketters to protect their illegal interests.

other PLEASE

girl under l4 vcors of age was remanded for one week and releas- ed on $2.000 cash ball.

Personals

COIICGTHEG 0V5!‘ heavy spcnding by the Government

ADELAIDE. Aus. Aug 8—-(CP) -—A dcaf mute wife nagged hcr dcni mute husband until ‘ie as“ suultcri hcr. according to court icsllmully here. A court inter- })l'<'i(‘l_‘ explained that deaf mules “we nbleto nag effectively in the sign language.

STRENGTH IN UNITY

By circling‘ in flocks, small birds ciln outwit nwks just as bombers slitting in formation outwit at- lockers.

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RATES

Births and Marriages 25c. (‘nah must. accompany order.

BIRTHS I

JORDAN-At the PE. Island I-Ios- i n1 i Aug. 6. 1M6. to Mr. and Mrs. ‘ rd Jordan, Mapleilllls, a son. L;onai'cl Earle.

lfbltULE-At the P. E.'I. Hosp tal on August 5, 1946, to Mr, and rs. James Hurdle, nee Sally MacDon- ald. it. N., 80 Longworth Ava, a son, Paul MacFadyen. Weight 9 lb. 8 oz.

MARBIAGES

AFFLECK-GLOVER - At Char- Wlfilmvn. Aug. '1. 1946, by Rev. Dr. H. C. Rice, Gladys Elizabeth Aiilct-k of Mount Stewart. P.E.I., to Guy Garfield Glover, Mt. Stew- "Yl. P. E. I.

DEATHS

kausLow-at the City Hospitall cn Wednesday. Aug. '1. ma. Mich- l nci Kenslow. aged 70. The ra- mains are resting at the Frank

“Fillies-tell Funeral Home from where the funeral will take place l this ntorninrz at 8.46 to St. Dun-

stnrfls Basilica. thence to the Catholic Cemetery.

in Memorials:

LEIGHTIZEB _. In In mgmoq "1 Mlhr James Joseph "h" dtliflrtod this life three years “i=0 today. Aunst 8th, ma.

Th‘! ("M11 of sorrow we cannot tall 2:] the loss of one we loved so wall, d while he sleeps aqsgusgq] u”, "m"! we shall aiwayg i,

Wlf and D N; and animal?‘

ll! Memos-lam

In lovl manor-y f Pie. Clay- mcdllwrn v. Stnnegel. who was mm“ a’ 10:308. two yearn ago

You have journeyed Th we°':'lllfi its only for a

on hehnls while

WI]!!! time away. lovh-n lnrambeved s, m, s- u, ""1 ‘Mlle. sue» ' " Nephew warm-u” m

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N. D. Macledn tmnitmaxan

EMBALMIR euro-mm‘ an! inns may»

herst, Bertha. i-Iolwatt.

Miss Addie l-lallwell Springton Florence Camezon, A‘.- bazly were rec .'. visitors to Am- N S, the guests of-Mrs.

S-Sgt. P. J. Bolger of No. 3 Coy. R.C.E.M.E. Pay Corps Unit, King- ston, Ont, ‘rs spending furlough and pre-dlscharge leave at his home in Stanley Bridge,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blanchard and children have returned to their home in Charlottetown af- ter spending a very pleasant two, Weeks at Mrs. Blanchard's heme in Richmond. -

Shugar iiearrested in Espionage Probe

(By The Canadian Press)

OTPAWA, Aug. ‘l-‘rne one per- son so far once freed of formal chargas in Canada's espionage probe was taken into detention for a second time 101115’ bill hi5 court oase. like all but one of the others still pending. will not start to unravel anew until next nwnth.

The R..C.M.P. detained Dr. David Stlugar, 30-year-old Polish- born. Montreal-raised former navy

anti-submarine expert. more than.

three weeks after the final report of the royal commission on 951110- nage said its two Supreme Court judges still were convinced he had communicated confidential infor- mation for Russia.

lib: a second time he was ar- reigned in Ottawa's drab city court on a charge of conspiring to coulmunicate such information and for a second time he elected jury urn and, mepared for the prelim- inary inqulry that will decide whether such a trial is Justified.

THE CHARLOTTETOW __GUARDIAN

ml. MCLil_!E_

(Continued 11E PIIQ l)

been wiped off. While the Hon. Minister of Health Claxton passes out the Baby Bon , the right Hon. Minister of finance Ilsley takes the candy from the kiddies. These two Ministorb are ‘playing e old game "Give and '1 a.’ "I believe this Budget is best sized up in a comment in a Liber- al paper which, while endeavour- ing to cheer u the public, said something to t s affect: ‘Now you ma breathe easier, that is about a1 there is in tax reduction. so let us all gr- to the Old Home Week races and forget the whole thing. Your taxation reductions gill just about pay your admis- on.’

“There are many things 1 should speak to you on. such as ‘why the Provincial Conference failed‘ also ‘The swollen temporary and un- necessary employees in Govern- ment offices.’

Pulled-Up Salnrlel

itl re ver much opp“ onthg corltintious

n-rhe

Departments now that the war is over. The Government Ls lnS no real effort to curb inflated em- ployees’ salaries who happen to be friends of 'he Government.

"Let me give vou one exmple of these puffed-up salaries: As You

may know, I happen to be a mem- ber of the House of Commons War Expenditures and lilconomics Com-

mittee: Among other matters we

have been investigating the War Assets Corporation.

One of its officials — arid ‘f have ills 115ml? in my files—'vas an $1.B00-B-Y~ll1' clerk in the Finance Department

when war broke out in 1939.

The Department didn't feel he was worth any more than at

but this young man was ambit us.

He got himself a Job in the War- time Prices and Trade Board. and his salary went up to 9.0011,.“ year. The man set his sights s-Jl higher’ worked a, transfer to War Assets and last year his salary was seven thousand. iiwo hundred dollars. It does go to show a lack of balance, and u lack of control o! high salaries

"MI. John Bracken and his oolleaglues g tthe Prosre-gve Co’; servat ve 1‘ 3' 57° stamp out this sort of £91118. w‘? are all for fair wages and 1m‘ i!!!‘ salaries. But even more We l" insistent that you mm M"! "wit" who provide the money for tttc- machinery of government get a‘ “l, break, 1 pelieve controls shuttle‘ go as soon as possilble. Take 0f the check reins and let the people run their own race at their 0WD gal; a, quickly as they can. Iiet ‘u: get back to free enternrlze 11 t widest sense.

(Jar Perry Stall!!!

‘Most of you have read in I011! newspaper or hoard saver CFC; about the new issue of stuff". 5 d? lng put out 0v the Postmasd. General, Mr. Bertrand. I WNW e- lighted to see that our Pro ace was now recognized. The neyntzrie dollar purple slam? "°“ m “-* off the presses has u. lei-lire Qt the new Prince Edward slund cal ferry “Albegweit”, with a small: be '2"".“...B°i}€f. was a FY0139!‘ 9§

appreciate it. r take. it also as grou; that our Island and our Is a: problems are .-eceiving gm! t: recogrition than has been the can.

~ rs.

‘°l.I{“"‘f,‘,{5,y°§5 1 5314;’. kindly gesture on Mr, Bertrands part to Bet out. a stamP Wm‘ a “we pm‘ ture of our new ferry’ °n 1L n would be a still finer gesture if his colleague m. chevrier. IVIllIlSIFI‘ of Transpmt- WW1‘! s? a’, up construction of that bOB l the shipyards und Bet "- down whcre it belongs on Norihumebr- land Strait.

Not Invited

e thing ‘xtlhatmnév 1t d Mr. Douala! an Y- “f ‘Natllnglft made a trill 91W“ '° 5Q": 'shlpyards. The department did t?" inviitc yours truly. bwa-lse ‘has’ Minister or transport Km" would be a minvtliv "W" °“ progress made and time of com- pletion of ship.

' “You have heard and read the reports u: Messrs. pouslee W! MadNaught. thut the f" “If? will not be readv until Deeqeplg-‘g; _did they say 1940 or 18f

my part I have ceased beilevlflfl ‘m’ hoping that she will be teady fifll‘ this season. The Deliflfmmm a‘ bee“ silpmng JI\Q or two over m1 me In September 1945 they eflltl luau-fly 1r. i946," then they said "in lseptemtber 1946"" and notv conic‘: ‘word “December -—No you‘ Elie-- fled.

"It was a Yin

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Further Delays

Deputy Magistrate M. J. Sauve set ball at $3.000 and adjourned ma case until Sept. l0. He was acting for vacationing Magistrate Glenn Strike who on April 25 d9- cllned to commit Dr. Shugar for trial on a similar charge.

‘Today's charge alleged that the accused conspired with Sam ca" and “others unknown" in 1944 and 1915 u; c t oflenoesthat vi- olated the Ofllcisl Secrets Act of 1N9 and the criminal code. Carr. former national orflflniltf, f" m’ Labor-Progressive Party. h“ 515'

appeared.

Evidence against Dr- $111181" 111' eludes a Russian Embassy dwll" mm; say-lug a man of that name "has consented to work M‘ "I and his statement thflt 11¢ m" Carr three times in Toronto.

So far, l7 Canadians have b6"! charged as a result of the 9W probe. Two-Kathleen Will-she? and Mrs. Din-ma WOlUH-‘have been sentenced to penitentiary and two others-Jihad Rose and Eli- ward Masemll-have been sen- enced but have appealed- other cases are in

Di‘. J till. (fdiourned, until A"!- ‘Iioronto.

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awmgaalllely. sumo men 1M

from file w "med from in the last quarter d thl

year. the Ministry d u», ‘M, National W!!! M613‘.

Se Announced ~ Th" "l" ‘mm’ t t l f releases e...“- ~\-.~...."'-:t~. - ‘n:

Too Late T o’ (llasify

m; “Ll-TWO TANDEM. 0N!

n“ " single, bicycles. mu is Valli’? least

. u 1 not, priwleged to lgovt? Sorelwsblhlpvards. I. did 1°" ceive private information from Quelbcc which leads me to believe ‘that there will be further delay‘- iunless present conditions chanzc "mm-e are mt nearly enough men working on the f"?! 5°“ I “m told, and little if any i7 work has been ilonekno Jlumbinll ‘ rid no electrics wo . la "Let us face the facts-Theft; ‘isn't one chance in a. thoilsar: that alga vyiill beuin the servos 11 glgggleserare not over. At the DR- set-t rate of nrosrees an Willem"? lpn qt this poet. it will be Deo-

l-met "l; we antenatal llmlmd°ll.:“s.=zlrzt'lslnsll mme’ u“ .58 we elr in one uord Dominion denoted - and order this Governm - ' t_ 1 team ahead. once and he would vote to pos strong voice-Tut s u m bu] “on July 5m in the House of pone so on on e .

Commons. I Srotcsted. and filing?

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flatworm bloom of can, status. on Imrmutfna routs a

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. for its Provincial Government and

"I Wfll sled to notice the other day that the Ottawa Journal. moat-quoted wry m, ......°“"~..:::: “are .2." e"

on a ow our... m“ .. o! h" currency, Hoyt?‘ “mfled ‘hmuih mm!‘- pfir Pgitlllot protested against i315“ no Canadian dollar to par the uwemigh," chm“ m the

"Th e Aflitrleen- d / l’ valus of the Canadian dollarfland

e Journal “Ad: Prince m" lsald the lack of warning resulted ward mud’ “mule M Wmeder‘ ‘ in loss to people holding Ameri- :1 on. has had another stumnllrlg- i can dollar.‘ Th, 3mm "mum b;

°°k "F9595 in 11B 98th 111 m‘ warned against the board's raising of the Canadian dollar to ceuwe» we“ par with the American. I-Ier small R H; amen; (Pc-vmmfll g“. mmumes’ 1955 "owl ma“ the leton) said the Maritime Provin- newapm“ o’ 391d mining enter‘ ces had lost potato markets worth W15" °1 Cell"!!! 0811B“. illflfied millions of dollars because of the

can‘. rnorgsllts

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a severe blow in the change and l, y“ gh hgnge rates. i" 0857-1118 8170i" t0 find a Cilsll- | c 12KB complaelneefic that control 1°11 1°? the ShOClK- GIN! bulk 011 board regulations were forcing

Prince Edward Island's products unnecessary expense on exporters are exported to the United States. l who had to hire extra staff to fill These include live and canned- out all the forms required py the lobsters. seed DOtBIOQS, canned board.

chicken. furs raised on the Island's' Mr. Jackman said Canada had fox-farms. and lamb fattaned on'lost $160,000,000 through the re-

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Churches Cf Christ Concerned Cver Liquor Situation

SAINT JOHN. N. 3.. Aug. 7— "Whereas we view with alarm and consternation the deplorable in- toxicating liquor situation which is rapidly on the increase in Can-

. we the mlelnbers the Cburh of Christ (Disciples) do IO on record as absolutely opposed to the numufacture. importation and stile of all intoxicating beverages. and further resolve that the Do-

on Government, dug to the desperate need in Europe for food.

the matures near the sea. ivaluation of the Canadian dollar 1t a deluxe product on the New" l0 Writ)’ Wit-h American fundi- York and Boston ygmykgts, Dg- Mr. Pouliot said he wanted to (fling of 151mm; m (he 1.51am; has l protest against the way the change befin a matter of serious concern‘ in the value of the dollar was lmade. It was made overnight and

for its representatives in the ‘ the "ext dfly Pe°l>le We" dePieil Hm,“ o; commons 1n Quawm I the exchange on American d-mlars with the recent drop L“ the "M, t they wished to turn in at the bank.

of the American dollar paid Cam; adian exporters. the situation is aggravated.’

“It is. I feel, a good thing that this financial situation has been brought to the attention of the Government. I d0 not suggest immediate remedy, that Js for the meladwsrd Island Government

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Veterans‘ Legislation

year's business. Yet what remains the most important of all—

-.has brought down lt-B r600”! mendaltions to be reviewed by the House of Commons.

“Now this is not a political mat- ter-much less a party matter. It is legislation dlrafted by earnest and sincere men of all arties t0 give our war veterans t Hare deal to which they are, H" 119d- Our Canadian Veterans Charter now before Us is. deaf-lite its faulti- the most progressive step taken by any country 1H PWOSMUOR 01 mo“ who plflcfli their lives in jeopardy in order that govern- ment of the people. by 319 990F16- rot» the people should not perish from the earth.

"Benefits for veterans are n0! gifts or pflvileges-they fife 5"- red rights, worthily and honour- ably won. In placinil these rtshi-i on the statutes of Canada. we in Ottawa are carrylfli! Out. I 8m pure, the wishes of every man. woman and child in Canadi- “Good-night my fellow-citizens and g, special good-night to my wife and daughter."

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the change-indicated that a small . grou

ipletely mistaken," said Mr. Abb- ot .

prior to the date of the chan

showed what happened on t stock market. Mr. Poulrot said the House

l‘ should be warned about the “ex- Pflfliimefll- ladle-B 1nd Emu” cesslve owers" of the exchange men. has nearly concluded the board. e financial condition of

the country would be different if all the expenditures of the board

legislation for our war veterans. had been referred to the House The Veterans’ Affairs Comunittec (or awfgvaL -one of the finest committees E. D. Fulton (PC-Kamloo s)

moved an amendment to prov de that information on foreign ex- change holdings be made public.

accept the amendment. which was defeated on a vocal vote.

Invite

which preceded final adoption of a that, recommendations both of a two-thirds vote and a simple ma-

cunference to the Big Four coun- cil of foreign ministers.

defiki by 7.30 lJ-m- and was ready to report to a plenary ~ tomorrow afternoon.

in a final move before the com- lmittee adopted principles of Uifl- ited Nations conference and mlttees for questions not covered by the conference's own rules.

Stock markets events preceding of people knew of the npve n a vance.

“There was a leak," he said. "I think the member is com-