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ably it was the lack of attention to educat-

Apnclz roux . . AA , ' . rub GUARDIAN. mlARLo'r'rETowNi , - . - 'rH E G U A R D I A N ing the rising generation in co-gperative Coming Back Us principles that led to their decime,.or pos- - ' .

sibly the weakness of relatively small enter- b prises without close links with others of T

Authorised as Second Class Mall Post office Department. Ottawa. The lslllnli Guardian Publishing Co.

ureaident and Associate Editor. Ian A Burnett, Associate Editor. Frank Walker.

their kind. In either case the movement is now on a sounder footing. Education is one of the

CIRCULATION "Coven Prince Edward island like the dew"

fills Strongest Memory is Weaker I hen the Weakest ink".

I.2kil:l-ILOTTETJVVN. SATURDAY, SEPT. 2'1, 1952

most important activities of the groups and they apply co-operative principles to other groups as they do within their own mem- bership.

Prospects Never Brighter

liaval Expansion

"The present objective of the expansion

OK--I'm coming" after I sleep (n For an how. u - villi

graft on LIGHT nvwc we

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till 4,

VLEASURES

Canadian stamp be produced with the face of Mr. Douglas Abbott. the finance minister, on it, Well, it would be a way of getting him under the taxpayer's thumb. for a change. - Kingston whlg-stan- dard. . '

The National Art Gallery has mastered the art of making at- tractive copies of master paintings and might interest the govern- ment in the work of the Norwe- gian Ministry of social Affairs which is supplying all welds in

The suggestion ii made that ' a a year from now. will any ammo,

lai committee on pub1' (- oxprees concern at the Icing, Qf,i”f,”f Chine” 999919 01 sovernmen? representation at international satherings. - Saskatoon 51., Phoenix. - ri

Colonel Tom Kennsd Minister of Agriculture?" ..?e'ii"5.'" "i W19” W "ml clersy attends in: a summer school at the on- taro Agricultural college sum "they ought .to have a uflinn to uh sure adequate salaries. Unions en. force their demands by the ghmub

hospitals with at least one work of of unified action and by the strik art. Already 5.000 colored iitho- The clergy would not do that graphs have'been sent to Nor- colonel Kennedy's suggestlonlis a. woy'a 400 h05pi'43l5.'-OttBWR Jour- reminder of the sorry moncm nai. recompense which our mm, bub: w-- Bil receive for the d An Indians. golfer is in the vices.-London lztredrlgeegted up news for shooting a hole in one on . ' the wrong greenl Well, greens The French are cutting down 0,, look alike. and this kind of shoot- cigarettes to help raise money for ing was no worse than that other the Palace of Versailles. A special common outdoor error. shooting appeal has been made to eve... the farmer's brindle cow in mis- citizen to contribute the price .4; take for the deer.-Ottawa Citi- one.pack toward the 314000000 zen. needed to restore the palace and -1 gardens to their lath century A believer in Islam. the religion grandeur. Non-smokers are con- of one of every seven people in the tributlng too. for the French love world. feels puzzled when he is versatile; and flock to see it from called a Moslem and misunder- all over the country, snys the Nb. stood when he's called a Moham- tional Geographic society. on 5,, medan. The correct form is Mue- afternoon jaunt from Paris or . ilm. He similarly feels misunder- trip from the provinces. they visit stood. and is occasionally olfelld- the palace and walk in ghzden, ed. when his religion is called where over 150.000 plants are m, Mbhammedanism rather than ls- out each year. Families spread lam. the correct name.-Montreal picnic lunches on the grass, hm Gaoette. the children play by the fountains, -National Geographic Nelle,

programme in the Canadian Navy is al Our Provincial and County exhibitions. fleet of 100 ships and a personnel of some” plowing matches and other outdoor agri; 21,000,". This is' the challenging state-i cultural events are now pretty well over ment of Canada's Chief of Naval Staff, for the year, and new records have been Vice-Admiral E. R. Malnguy. O.B.E., C.D. i established in many cases. both in attend- The Navy is the only one of the three; ance and ill the competitions. Exceptionally services which does not lack for numbersl fine weather has been an important fac- of recruits but even so the wide range ofl tor in these activities, but in addition there specialist skills presents a manning problem is most encouraging evidence of improve- for even the most popular Service. Somei ment in production and breeding standards 80,000 men were processed into the war-, all along the line. Mainland visitors, who time Navy but no one would contend that? have been more numerous this year than the standard of training, even for the rela- ever, have been enthusiastic in their praise; tively simple weapons and equipment thenl band the judges, whose business requires in use, was all that could be desired. them to be critical rather than comp1i- With every passing month the technical lllentary, have also commented most favor- knowledge necessary to operate a modern ably on the progress made. fighting ship continues to increase. There Particularly noticeable this year have is an urgent need for recruits with higher been -the achievements of our younger educational standards and a will to acquire farmers, indicating the tremendous value of the specialized skills and knowledge which. the junior organizations in stimulating in- alone will make it possible for Canada to terest in farm activities and developing feel. as Britain could feel at the outbreak qualities of leadership and initiative which of the First World War, that the Navy is - pay big dividends, not only to the in- ready. dividuals and communities concerned, but The Royal Canadian Navy has a two- to the lvhole Province. fold responsibility. It nlust provide sea deggmleigg alto tuble llfcw Jersey Census figures show that we are now protection for our own coastal waters and 'l;(l7;lb1ID1ui)Iyi:":rI)el5'l:)al':ua;l:: mo shortage isnlzikglly ut?'deavei)oo;;

s ' ' ' ' . i th U it as St t ' beginning to reverse the population trend at the same time supply ocean going escorts bu uubuubm bu ulmm. The vblnmei unnoermal nEatElSon:5iaA:

The Federal Government would be well advised tq consider csre- The Queen's Printer alrcarlv fully the recommendation made does ll most valuable service in dis. by the Canadian Bar Auocisticn. trlbutillg free to many public, The Liberal party has been in libraries copies of ilnpoi-tam, power. with two interruptions. works published under the au- since 192i and the Judges appoint- thority of the Government. There

ed by Liberal governments out- is only one aspect of the puhlll-:l. A number those named by the Con- tions coming from the Cavern. servatives. The systeul of appoinl- ment press that is disturbing in

. i V ment has rarely been abused. but many cases the format is far from . the opportunity for abusing it attractive. and the covers are not exists. It should be improved. - sufficiently reinforced to with.

Brantford Expositor. stand heavy usage. The lifas.-ey

u.s. Potato Shortage

(Saint John Toll-graph-Journal)

PUBLIC FORUM

in this Province and are retaining more of for the protection of convoys in the Atian- Guardian does not necessah is 350 bumbu busbbu Last bub .

. h k .b h u .t H . Ily m,1.,,,., we Quinn," 0, U h u - y - ..-... Repoil: is an example. From the 0UP YOUDSGP People at h0m6- The Sufcsl llC- In bol 185 S l 35 l9 V1 11 Y 1m' ..,m,,,.,...i..,,.,, .,.” Elvis, W85 50W" "3 225 ml'- TIME is on THEIR SIDE of me thing we nre.quilc sure: point of view of printing and edit- way of encouraging this movement is by portant aid of the Royal Canadian Air blfl" bg” ” "d. ” "r"”.” 5”” -& no leader of the opposition Will ins (to say nothing of the con-

. . . . . . h h Id . , P -T" Tblb ””.”d' '”'V'"3 P'"395 "P I think the busy little bee rise to his feet in Peiping a month tent). the report is of the highest providing every possible outlet for youthful Force-a combmallon whlc s ou bane a OTATO LICENSES muu0xe3;:sul;?:fs3&b;f::fIum? :31 Intends out-sitting you and me. or two hence to ask the z0vern- order. but how many white are ambition and enterprise in our basic ln- good account of itself and to which the Sing-rhe gamers who grow po- let than N 'v'95l'v but Still "Oi I whim me me and Sm" ""1 :"'""' h”wum"”h.i: '3-int flllilravfl novgbon glbrnry shelves lulblih lb;

u- A - - s ' b - A ' . .- ,l b . bu h Ii awn Il CODXIGC Oil Wl l is miss an O Cilil OR? COVCTS CHIC C an du5'-U95 of farming and flshmg our (0 Cimadlan peomc Should gwc EV”-V SHPDOH :,.Zfoe;Vrf;E ail; 3,)guL1,at:,)eb1e.,a(L1H3 ”"f.'Lieofi,b'",,i'u" 1;.hcS'd:1';'bE:'::.!b bxu And humming bird and mastodon. Moscow. and whether the ex- broken? - St. Tllomas T:mrs-

operative and other organizations are mak- ing no mistake in concentrating on this ob- jective, and in stressing the opportunities

Potato Marketing Board for two pect to be able to import many C0""em' that we 31'” bimkmm n0w- penduure was many jusLmcd' NM Joumall years, with a very expensive so: potatoes from Canada. as this D”"”H"l'e"d m make bwwi up. Have they found any new country's crop is below normal.ln"end "”W31t'md WH” 3'15 W3"-

-:-- markets for our potatoes? Or is nor from Spain. which has been Like P13Y"5 Mm "i "W59 5i'"llm- I rather than the disabilities under which we Tomorrow 16th Sunday after Trinity. it l1 M 0i W511 Paid Job-S 101' I hit by potato diseases. Blind Time is in lhelr slime: and

,, , fell"? Buoyant prices in the U. S. will after

labour. V " This set of taxes should amount inevitably be reflected on can. Man and his high hearty laughter We have been altogether too pessimistic Sir Alfred, first Baron Chatfield, Eng- "3 "5900 Pelt V9313 and Why Should adian buying-and-selling quotn- G085 low the llmoles-1 dust.

EDITORIAL NUI (IS

J. A. MeGuigon Dr. W. "Carson

mum Islanders' imaginations. This early activ-9

.. . . . . . . the farmers provide fine Jobs and ti . rm. i. . - A d i. K, BARRISTER SOLICITOR aw. CHIBDPRACTOR

in auditing the debit and credit sides of our llsll admiral, was born this date 1873. He tlrsvelltng expenses for a group ogrsnelgifbopa :oru?lgEyp:i:1pties(l.t cell: Irthisk i?hL:g:ll1da:l:)gg:Ii:l.ti?a;ust Noisnv. Etc. ' Pnimor Graduate ledger in the past. Certainly we should was with Beatty off Heilgoland, in aCtlO!l fnlgiuillabe y:”ubi3;bf;”1”dl;Fifgb ":3; llulllllbl 113378 lflrunsbvlcls fun (-ilB:lSi'iyd'sl;!Dlblri.s on holiday. Currie Building Phone l((3;l2ABL0TTE'l2l:)1l5'rlt:hmb S. strive to remedy our transportation and at Doggar Bank and Jutland. He held key poor, and lvent to sleep when the prices so .,,,dc,s,b,,d;b,y",u::, ” W M like ''h”' V””"3 ch R M 'd '

V g - v . s with them US. 0 C other drawbacks, and be on guard at all posts between and during two wars and m:.l;,f:,5: ufgise ugijgffbb mu about l;Vell;ln:8V'(;3ub:3:lall::s lgzlol: To ch-ink along the Th3me5' mm as. ' M. Alban Farmer, Q.C times against complacency. But no people fought against policies which fled the sea- whatda greuat btehing the Poltiato mm mm db” W "' I mlnitrsznbnmm crocodile nlumlsrrzll. sonlclrort. B iizyiu Iahsmum ore ,0rab1 endowed - of he e it to it most dan ebu 333081 was 0 , we were a to NOTAIQY. Etc. Irraer an a or

have ever been in fall y security b t mp e" s g be. good p,ic,.,, all me time; 1,... m The bmunubu 'o;mo I H , will rule the sleepy River Nile g...,..,. -p.-.,.. antral... 3...... 0. c.,.,,,,,m, B..h.h,., by Providence than ourselves, or have more ous point in 150 years. lxlleterefbstpmiarwzvlaulnghihgoblsmbs my bud bbumsefues ,s"bb':n;”u1'u”i'E': 513:: llrlggyllzlaievgllobvafguugn ton - CHARLOTTETOWN cllurlolcctou-n

reason to look with faith and confidence ' ' ' um wbeu, u',.bwe,.5 but u 565.000,. of a paradox. Usually, a scarcity 9 3 i pm... mi Money to loan

i.o the future. Let us remember the words In stressing the

of the great German poet, Goethe, that tato growers'

the conflict of faith and scepticism is the night, the Federation of

the pow 000 bonus and the Maritime potato

growers next thing to notlling--

oil Tuesday and that too late to be any good. Agriculture ex. We still remember when the

late Wilfred Boulter was leading

most: vital theme in human hlSl0l”y: that presses the hope that both sides to the con- the potato commmee, we ,em,,. all ages ruled by faith are fruitful. glorious troversy-those who favor potato licenses to moenlllon and hell: in had

years; but the present group

and elevating. and 31l.9l30ChS in Which and those who oppose-will be well rep- could not 5.," me me... ,,, help

scepticism triumphs lose their meaning for resented, This is the democratic posterity, because no one can take pleasure settling the question. I O

In wrestling with the study of what is es- sentially sterile. Goethe was speaking par-

Tlle delegates

way of when disaster was around us.

Therefore. why should we trust them to sell our whole potato crop -as tllls seems to be the idea be- bind the whole thing?

three Provinccsi I am, Sir. etc

R. vlcsron" INMAN

llclllarly, about religion. but his W0ldS 8P- were speaking for the othel's as well when Norm S: Emnm "ply to all phases of human endeavour. and they recommended to the Rt. Hon. Mr. ' -'

GXDFESS ll ffulh which 35 Of DaYam0Ullt Gardiner that greater expenditures must

-'-Sir.-A short time ago 1 real an item in the paper concerning

concern to us today. d0m95tl('-any 35 We” be made on soil conservation and soil fertii-i licenses for growing potatoes. so as nationallv. ' ization. The three were delegated by the ”””'y d"””5 1" Fowl"? W "”"W

acres. eic.. and Mr. MacDonald,

Along With the SUCCESS of Our al1FiCl-l1- annual conference of agricultural ministers one of our wcli-to-do farmers. is

almost at the head of it. It is

tural fairs and competitions this year We and deputies which met at Charlottetown uuuuu mm bum when u mm

are entering upon a most promising harvest in August, season. perhaps one of the very best in

farmer is penalized for growing potatoes on his own land. but I suppose it will make more offices

our Island history. Market prospects are To capiui-9 ihc provincial plowing L-ham. for the Marketing Board. What

are they trying to do? I am not

flood. and best Of all We Pllloy El dlV9Y5llled pionship at seventeen is indeed an outstand- ,, mme, myself bu, I bum bub farming economy which has pulled us out mg achievement, on which Mr. Glenn Mgr. farmer that I make my living

from.

of many PT9C31'i0U5 Sliuaiions in the rissey, of Cherry Valley, is to be warmly The 1lCe,,s.,, mu ,mm' ".50 ,0

past and is the surest guarantee, humanly congratulated, And speaking, of our stability for the future. points the hard way, first winning the jun- means that the farmer growing a H ” ior championship and then the 2-sod open Sm” 3m0l"lt has to Work. buy

Early co-Operatives

'l'llc co-operative nlovonlent llas lakvll on such a strong lease of-life ill recent years that one is apt to forget. that long before the extension department of St Francis Xavier University came into exist- ence thc movement had already taken hold

ity is brought to mind by a reference to. Mr. Fraser Morrow of Charlottetown, an retired dairy inspector. l

Mr. Morrow was one of twenty-two

Belfast, Northern Ireland, about Canadais dccisioll to purchase H.M.S. bmembi bub they He not bomb Powerful, a light Fleet carrier. to replace to stop a man from growing a

the Royal Navy. down during the war at Belfast but work Hubbub bud um, ub bomb”? 1 was suspended for some years. Modlflca- don't think myself that my Gov-

scm-ed his 825.00 for A hundred acres of po-

tatoes grown ml P.E.l. That

fertilizer. look after his potatoes

tractor contest before taking an all-comers and pay for the privilege of grow- in the final event, in competition with the ""3 ihems ll W1” 800" ln- ll the

most experienced pio

farmers don't look out. that they

on of the Province. will have to pay a travelling .

license to go from the house to the barn.

happy Licenses do not benefit the

farmers. The Marketing Board

hundred acres of potatoes. for the

ii.M.C.S. Magnificant, now on loan from more be umuu bbe bbuueb bu The Powerful was laid license fee will be. What would

happen if the farmers got no

ernment should pass such an Act

tions being made as work goes forward ln- ,0, buy ubucmb bud mm ubmb clude the strengthening of the flight; deck to the country man: the farm-

ers and ask them for their votes.

and elevators, improvement in the deck I um. 3,...

. ' I u young cheese-makers. chiefly from Ontario. amuster gear, and the mung of the new HENRY 1i.rf.cMILLER

who were brought here in 1894. to lvork in the then newly-built co-operative cheese factories. The inspiration behind the move- ment was provided by the famous educa- tionalist, Dr. James W. Robertson, who was familiar with the Scottish co-operative movement which ante-dated the Rochdalc pioneers of 1844 by some 45 ycars.

Like the Scottish societies, however. the prince Edward Island movement of pro- ducers did not flourish until the consumer was taken into the co-operative set-up.l wilich had to wait until the comparatively recent revival.

Tile original co-operatives started with a wave of enthusiasm but many fell by me

steam catapult capable of launching jet and heavy types of aircraft. 0 O

Johnston's River.

i5aMs60-3-0O30OMeGO'feM7

Scottish societies overseas have been ln- ., The

vited to interest themselves in a scheme to plant flowering shrubs and trees as a per- ,,,..,,,..,.,..,,,.,,,m,,g

mament memorial of the Queen's corona- Am, "bu, Wu, ubbu. bu uu, tion. They will be asked to aid in the cities and vlllasu. machine In

thclr synagogues, and preaching

planting at some appropriate place in Scot- 9,, mm, ,, mu Hbbumu um, land in 1953, of an avenue of trees which he-lins every Ilcllne" '""l 9'"! would be named to ensure that all were aware of the fact that these trees had been planted by Scots living overseas as a tri- 3MND0N' pm, ,. (up) - bute to the Queen and as an additional con; Brlndlm council will include I rel-

diaease among the people. MAIIGAIIINI VOTE

arsndum on colored margarine in

tributlon to thlvattractiona of their native um um, ummbb Oct. a mu land. The avenue might be named "The year mo-purer! Votwl-1 to lav-.

wayside. Gmlbf 3”l"3 out or business or Avenue of World Scots" or "Scotlandls "" '"" "" ""'""'” "W

loIinl'lh!ii' on-operative character. Prob-

Overseas Avenue."

last spring rejected a bill to per- mit sale of colored lnaraarine.

year (like last year! is followed by ll year of high production and .-- a glutted market, with prices

-Blanca Bradbury.

frOO&0O&OOfO consequently slumping. This. in Old CH I turn discourages many farmers ar 0 how andithey cut down their potato . lte n acreage. witll the result that tile (Ami p, g. L.

year is one of shortage and soar- .. ing prices. which encourages . . everybody to plant more potatoes um” BUCKETS SCARCE

for the following year. The see- u . saw process goes on intermlnably. 0” slmd” 1'5” "' h nu” '"'"

But but upmm mu ms. b, "bu four o'clock. a fire broke out in stock (510 to 512 a barrel) was the house of Mn David Wilson. gm, sugep for numerous New merchant of this town. in one of Brunswick farmers of modes; the bedrooms on the second floor. means. even if they were uanxious Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, with the to plant heavily. Al. average greater part of the family. were at- farmer seeds ten barrel: to an tending public worship at the time. acre. and the acre needs also per- On the alarm being given it was haps S75 worth of fertilizer. plus promptly grid numerougly "gponq. the labor and cost of spraying. ed to. and within ashort time. with cultivating, harvesting-a total ln- the help 0; the Town um Bmlck vestment at 5275 to 39300 an acre. engine, mu element, Wu bob un, This represents a cost of closq to de, writ”! and mum” dun”! ug 53 ti" "ch b””l ”' p””"”" verted The building was insured '"""”"y h""””d' 0" 3 3””d' at the London Alliance office and sized farm it would run into ll W. huue bum inform” nu; ma lot of money, and many farmers could not finnnct: it. ';f;ntg):f:&;5l”nr1E;"&gf;'l:: Ema-

. . . ,

For those who ad the resour- mm” m”V"d and ""995 Wmd9m' ces to plant sizll le fields. and my me "m”"'""”'9 09c"Pm'- whose potatoes didn't suffer. too 009 mm! W” If-l'"0l' ill I1 1'!- badly from the teeming spring "1" i39Clml1' lfv mu 3”. W35 "10 rains and the long mid-summer Very KNIT: Scarcity pi buckets. No drought. conditions now look people. we think. can turn out bright. Altogether it is antlcipat- more readily or in. greater ed New Brunswick will harvest on these occasions than our towns- about ten per cent more potatoes people, and did so on Sunday. but than last year's short crop (from from some unexplained cause there an acrenze expanded ll elshteen was not a. sufficient supply of buc- per cent this year). ordi from kcuu which might. had the H" bob

Ontario is that the harvest there h d h . u ill not. large, and the U. S. yield Tufts. ' We pmv'd V"! pmlumc

will be below nor al. So there g I is every indication t at the prices The Pul""um' hm 18' nut

paid to New Brunswick fsrmerl- at the corresponding date last which started at 38 a barrel about year-will be well. maintained

a month ago and are around 84 through the coming winter and 128 Kent Street

now. approximately the same as spring. .

Protection is A Natural Instinct

Hardy pioneers faced the primitive perils of a vast and un- known land. Protective measures were instinctive but experi-

ence wal essential to survival.

Pioneering in the modern world cannot succeed wlthtillt t the added experience of various bualrleia and professional uh vicel. I

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with over eighlylyearl experience in handling all lines of Protection. we are glad. to be of what service we can to thoqe having Insurance problems to solve, without obligation, A

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