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BCRDEN SCHOOL BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE LAST NIGHT

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The privileged politicians and the people form two nltious.

Subscriptions Delivered 16.00. Mail $5.00; other Provinces J U. 8. 17-00-

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éauaoas NAVY "ro BUILD NEW TYPE WARQHIP,

"Hi8 P- E- Island ',Britain’s Food Shortage

[New P.E.I. Automobile

Leaving Today For Conference 0n Education

Fxiuoatloilal authorities from the zcc leaving for Sackvllle. N.B. ‘ i attend the meetings oflhc . Azirisory‘ Cc-rrmittee on lid :..1 .o1i arc liit‘ Rt. Rev. R. V. Mar P111511‘. rocior of st. Dunstan! Collegc; Dr. GI). Steel, principal of Pruxcc of Walcs College; Dr. I.. W. Shaw lieputy Minister of Educat- luv :\:.tl sir. Wilfrid Plncau. Sum- n‘ High School.

T. a crntral Advisory Committee is rompt-wd of the heads of col- leges aul departments of education in We arli'rni\s and Newfound- lfllifl tlnrinzz the meeting sf. S2 ‘at e wlil (liscuss cducatioiial i'll't"i‘f"~ of mutual concern.

‘ma pland educational dclcgates n-hzm in Sackville will also sit in ,.,»_ ~11. mentions oi the Common Frarrurua Hoard. ‘Tlliose martinis w” ‘mow the records of the t-x- ‘mo’. held last Juno in Grad 1 l‘? throughout. the Ma l'-i‘.f\ and Newfoundland and will plans for pronaring the 1 osapiluatlons for ncxt June. 1h" first time that mecfings

vlilo Iiorololurrf. lhcy have horn hrll in Halli-w. NS. Iliaurl dcWisstes will retitrn to ‘lac Province Friday evening. {HIE STAKE GAME

silpiinsfldly‘ of _D‘.lit‘h or. was ‘played as early as 1631 in Sit Qanrl.

Coming Events

"ltillco at Nmv liavon Thurs day lli" 23th. Lunches scrvcd. l "l nsi tinncc Bright Spot tonight l Isl ..11 1 . I l

"Iltswiar llama tioles‘ Work- "Pil -\'1\\' London. F‘riday night.

film’. — Fredericton Black- Shnp opvn cvory day

oss from Novcsnber 22nd col

"Roan Supper in Mt. Stcrvart

liPlhll llall Thursday November o

“Witt P Mt. Stewart. cvcrj: '1.‘- nsoav l-laswrn Rhythm Boys‘ nrrnrstra. t

"i-ITRPIX‘ concert. Chnrlotlc- u lnit-nl. ("ormvnll llall, Friday , .\"\ ‘$1.. also hnsltoi sticlnl nftcr.

m2 of tho Junior Farinciux. .~'on‘s lll\‘('l‘ Sthsol. ‘Thursday. ii l‘ .\i. All lntcrcsicd aticncl.

"l? ' Social and Dance. Pit-as- v’ fit-we lioll, Fri ‘I’ 1n aid of Svllfic.

_ "Bran Suppci- in North Trynn bv-‘llu/i‘. house. Friday evening. bvrrtnbcr 26th. In aid of Institute.

“l-io‘. Chicken Supper and Danes

Qfiosn osnn ihli. Wednesday. Nutruhci‘ 24in.

“fiance till your hearts content l-‘littriors Country Club. Travollrrs m“ "YPYY Thursday Good must-r.

"lard Play and Bingo. MacDorr- 5"‘ moi» Theatre. Mt. Stownrt. Wtdnrsday. November 24th. 8 P. M. Pres lunches.

Itclilriken Supper, Dance. Iona m“- Wednesday. November 24th

Last dance of season. Stippers "Fwd from ti P. M. "Unloading Thursday ind Fri-

ar" "fro bran meal. dairy sup- Mimflit. dairy ration. hog grower and fattener wheat. Wllishlrc Dlli-‘lhl Co. _

"W6 Mn make up a rmittad amber of assorted ears contain- l If blazed number five wheat. lliT- '-‘ "l!!! and ground oats for lémllm Shipment. The Atlas Grain

“Billy. Montreal Zone l.

hrAlientlon-llnpe River. Stim- m‘ Bu’ View. Cavendish. Mavfield. R-l" (ileum. Northllnd. South Rrstlco. Oyster Bed. Wheatlev ‘nvgt A public meeting will be held N” flv Glasgow Hall rm Thursday. pullfibfi‘ 25th. at B P. M. for the Mbgtise of making plans for the es-

’ shment of a coming nursiriii

"19- Y0"? presence will be an in- "Mimi vi your interest

Novomber p

Association Organized

At a recently‘ held public meet- zizg-a Prince Ezlrvard Island Auto- mobile Association was organized with the following executive of- ilcersi

Honorary President: liyndman.

President: Mr. Earle C. Baker.

Vice Piresldent: Brigadier w.w. Reid.

secretary: Mr. Frank C. Casey.

Board oi directors: Messrs. Leo Daucetie. J. Gordon MacDonald. Mayor B. Earle MacDonald. W.S Stewart. Judge C. St. C. Trainer. T. B. Rogers. H. L. Sear. Leslie Hunter. Hon. F. A. Large. W. W. Smallman.

The new Association has ac- rcplCti the offer oi the New Brunswick Automobile Association lo affiliate. and in organizing has been assisted by Mr. H. A. Porter. zeglcnnl supervisor oi the New Brunswick body. Both organizat- Eons will receive the full benefits of affiliation with the parent or- ganizations of the continent. t-he Canadian Automobile Association and the American Automobile As- soclation.

The primary purpose of the or- ganizailon. as explained to a Guardian representative yesterday. 1s to enable the motorists of the Province. through collective sc- llOiT. to bring about improvements in motoring and tourist condit- lCllS.’ including imprcwment oi road conditions and legislation governin.’ the use and taxation of motor vehicles in city and coun-

Mr. J. O

l»r_v. It. also provides individual emergency services to its mom- ‘lit-rs.

t The original Association organ- lZPCl here several wars forced by wartime conditions tn rhscontinue its sorvlces temporar- ily. The newr Association repre-

ganization but offers added ad- “anfagrs and benefits to its mem- bcrs. it will function as a non-

profit. organization under the ln-‘

Icorpriraiion laws of the Province.

Tim Buck Backs C.C.F. Candidate Against llrew

OTTAWA. Nov. 23 -—-lCPl—Tli1i

;-Buck. national Labor-Progressive

ers to support Eugene Forsey. C. .. F. candidaic. against George Drtwr. Progressive Conservative leailci‘. in llhe Dec. 20 Carleton by-electlon.

i lifhllc‘ stressing that. lslioultl be done in defeat Mr. Dre's‘. Mr. Buck said in a statement that. ‘his Party’ could not endorse all of the pollvies of the C.C.F. Party or

lIiis candidate in the contest.

l §Winner 0f Potato

‘Grand Championship

TORONTO. Nov. 23 -~ ICP) — [Arthur Budarlck of Painer Rapids lln Ontario's Renircw County. won tho grand championship in all po- gato-‘socd classes at the Royal Win- lter Fair yesterday. Budnrlck also |caplurccl the championship andthe reserve championship award for table potatoes.

All classes were filled. with par- ticularly good showings from Brit- ish Columbia and Maritfmvs grow-

LONDON. Nov. 23—(CP) --'l‘ht- King, suffering from a circulatory ailment. will continue to attend to affairs of state but may use a wheel chair to rest his legs.

This was disclosed informally to- day after Buckingham Palace cor respondents corrected 11m earlier impression that the King's trouble was a blood clot. The Press Assoc lotion described the difficulty as an "affection of the arteries them- selves which impeded circulation of the blood."

Tho ailment was discovered two weeks ago when His Majesty be- came aware of a numbness in his right foot. The news was made public early this morning in an announcement that the King's con ditlon had caused cancellation of the royal tour of Australia ann New Zesisnd planned to begin in January.

The official announcement sign- ed by the five physicians attend- ing His Majesty said "The King

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sents not only a complete reor-.

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Ministerial Ass’n. '

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fnbovci. Paul's Church. Charlottotown was, olcclcd president of tho Prince lid- |

Rev. J. T. Ibbott.

ward island Ministerial Association at the annual meeting held in Si. Paul's Hall yesterday.

About twenty ministers were" present and in the absence of thr- prcsldcni. Rev. Chas. Cnrnegy. Summcrsldo. Rev. Mr. Ibhott. aclco as chairman. Three vico-presi dents were elected: Reva. E. R. Mc- Vlcar. Pownal; E. J. Barass. Sum marslde; and G. Cunningham of Al herton. Revs. S. J. Davies. Kensing- ton and E. J. Barrass. Summsrsirls- were appointed secretary‘ and trcas urer respectively.

Appreciation of the outgoing prc- sident Rev. Chas. Cnrncgy. was ex prc-ssI-d to the pirating. for his \1n tiring efforts on hohnlf of tho as-

‘sociation.

Scvcral inniiors of intervsl lo hi‘

‘clergy uw-rc discussed and n coin

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icrlPnrtj/ leader. today called on vo|.--

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mlttce was appointed to sce how

iliirb Campaign Gets Under Way

Tho U.E.F‘.B. city organization held its flnal meeting last evening in the Whalen Memorial Hall be- fore today's launching of what has been described as the “best organized drive in Charlottetown."

An enthusiast‘ gathering of some 200 cauvasscrs. divisional commanders, team captains and

team members heard D. L. Math- lcson. Walthen Gaudet and A. H. Peake ii‘. the final briefs. It is oxpcctcrl that the campaign in the city will finish within three ciavs.

A feature of this canvass is the division of the city into compact. areas in which the canvasser will find all those on his list, thereby avoiding waste of effort in extra travel.

The first ropnrt mCGlllig will be ‘held on Thursday evening in the Whalcn Memorial Hall at 7.00.

lfonsington Man Heads Canadian Guernsey Breeders

TORONTO- Nov. ‘ll-Har- old Lairri of Kcnsingiot), Pa; I.. was elected president of the Canadian GuernscyBrceti- Prs Association at. a meeting at ilic Royal Winter Fair io-

Stressed By Mr. C

handler

"The continued shortage of food is changing the Ethan's way of life and things are really worse

H. Bramwell Chandler. M.A.. head

of the Provincial public library services and director of visual education. who has just returned from a. trip to England. “Norm-

ally the Englishman liked to visit around in the evenings and rarely spent an evening at home. Today lie seldom visits. as he might eni- barrass friends who tiave little "to cat i-iicmselvcs. iii many cases, constant lack of proper nourish- ment has lovrered his vitality to the point where he has little am- bition to go anywhere anyway." Mr. Chandler felt that. in view of the current. Llnuerl Emergency Fund for Britain campaign which starts in the city today. a sword from an eyewitness on the "very real hardships experienced by the

people oi Britain" might add something lo the tirgcncy of the ucccl.

"When you roalize that the

normal bacon ration for an adult is one slice every two weeks. you begin to sec the straits these magnificent people are really in." continued Mr. Chandler. "The adult population is being consid- Pfflbil/ TPSlYICIPd in order to give food to the children. Cheese, but- fer and dairy products are all

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Farmers Seek Income Tax .

day. H‘? succeeds W. T. Rich- ardson of Sardis, B.C. l\fas“cr breeders’ diplomas

lhcy’ could bcst help the Cilnr~ “if” awarded hi’ ‘he A5"?!- loitciorvn hiinisterlol Association “Wm l" V- B i-(‘Ollflld 01 in tho moitcr of services in tho ClFlTPFlFP- N- 5-- Rflfl W. S.

public institutions.

Temperance

Brooks oi Paris. Ont. 1

“Federation

Denounces Government 1

For Liquor Legislation?

‘ccuiive of the Fcdcrat-icn lo wait‘.

‘entenoes Jap m‘ War Criminals Upheld

the year 1948 iii Princc Edward island will prnf‘ to be the loss of the Pffllllllfllllli luvs." hi1". J. H. Maclihrlaizc. Bcclequo. president of the Prince Edrvartl Island 'l‘cmper- ancc Federation. said ycstcrciay in

TITKYU. Nor. 24~tWrrlncsdnyI- his presidential address at mg tAPh-Gon. Douglas MacArthur to» Fcdcrationls annual nyppjjlup day upheld ihc scntonccs of nil 2.1 The meeting was held lll the formcr Japanese lcoilcrs convicted l-lrarlz Memorial Hall and was as war criminals. attended by about 30 persons.

hint-Arthur's (incision ill his ro- y“; phCFM-lnnp “.35 .-e,e1..cled view uphold dcalh sonicnccs for pyggmp... of mo Fpderflcinn‘ Mr, formcr Promicr l-lirioki 'l'o.ifl "l"? Colin B. Waugh- Vlilmot. Volley. six othcrs; lift- imprisuinuonl in. 1\.'“_-e_pr..,idc..;_ and He“ C_ l6; and lcssci prison forms for two Hicks“ TWOIL Sepmlaryv _

oihcrs.

3,400-mlle Tow Job HALIFAX. Nov. 23-~The Halifax lug Foundation Lillian clcnreci port today on the stnrrt oi a 3.400- mile tow job to Africa. The Lillian is taking the der- rick boa: Foundation Sziguctiay to

Sierra Leone. about. 5f) miles from

Freetown. where ii will be used by a Canadian company. The voyage is expected to take

about {in days.

King’s Ailment Caused By Affection Of Arteries

is suffering from an obstruction ol the circulation through the arter-

ies of the logs which has only re- cently hccnme acute."

This was a clue which led some medical authorities to believe the King's ailment might be hardening of the arteries-fairly common in men of his age. The King will be 53 Dec. 14.

That disease can have several serious complications. Sometimes n clot forms. Such a clot. if not re- moved by an opcrnilon or dlssolv ed by drugs, may move to the heart. causing dcaih. '

Severe, and prolonged restriction of blood circulation can cause gan- grene. A common treatment of gangrene is amputation of the ai- fectetl port unless blood circulation

can be quickly and effectively re-

stored. The doctors who issued the bul

letin said "defective blood supply

to the right foot causes anxiety."

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Miss Louise Callback. Bcdcque. in hcr financial report. stated that. the Federation l_ia..'l spent $1135.83 tiuring the plebiscite campaign.

Mr. .\lacl=‘arlane said the .css of the prohibitory law respect- ing the use of liquor as a beverage was not only tho outstanding event but. will prove to be "the most disastrous one which could possibly have occurrcfl lll the Province."

"For almost. 50 years prior to the last. plcbiscite." Mr. MacFar- lane said. "we were an example of sohrlciy to all the world. Now. we have lost. out. perhaps for all time to Como. Apathy was the cause of our deft-at. apathy on the part of many oi our Federation membcrs. and apathy on the part of many of our clcrgymcn.

"Our Premier in a recent address warned tho people not to be mis- led by the clergy. In other words. he told the people not. to listen

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Appeal Board

» ‘. ward

1 upon ‘to discuss lhc iifl\‘l.~.'illlill_\' of more Fhc most. outstanding event of erfifjent/ 13.7.1 V101,...“ “m dynhh

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The diroctors of the Prince Ecl- Islnnfl Federation of Agrlc-‘ uliure drciricri lost lIlKhl. to re- quest all Island T-‘ctlcral tnepiberg and Senators to ask the Dominion’ Government that an appeal hoard; he set up for the hearing of a-p-t locals from faimcrs wvho bclieie‘ they have llfcll harshly treated by‘ to income lax division wf the 13e- pnrlnicni of National Revenue. Tho illPCllll); a-pqitwiiitcti the PX-l 1h."

l’1'1 viiirinl (iO‘.'Pl'i'lil\v‘l1L l

pay iur lTlIlClllll€l'_\' clothing. The meeting dcczded to make a

parts and for.

slysis of fccd grain shwsv grade of coarse grain and the pcrccuizigs of rligcsiiblc prutcln,

Mi‘. RA. Proiilt- who presided at the mcoting. was appointed its an Island (‘lll'(’(‘li'll‘ of the Canad- ian Fcdcration of Agriculture to oiicnzl the Dominion-Prov"incial Conference on agricultuie which meets in Ottawa Der. 6. '7 and 8.‘ Mr. J..l. Trmnor, Bcdford. wasl chosen as AHPFHFIIIVQ.

The resignation oi Mr. Andrew

I

iilncftac. Rtynlty. :1; rzcr-pzcsld- r111 of the Fcdcrailon “as 1931-9‘. fully acccplczl and Mr.

Deyvur. Ncnv Perth. was clcctcd to

the position. Mr. ED. Reid. Char-

lottetown, was elected treasurer. llNf-‘ONMTICYS tiIICIIAYS

CEDAR RAPIDS. 1a.. Nov. 23 —- |(A‘Pl—.1t\_vcn Musel. 1T. who was scvcrely injured in a motorcycle l accident. has regained consclousn after spending 66 d

‘a

lug iho two months conscious.

Trout Qualiflflee

"SAMBA"

CREME PEIWE

than during the war," stated lVLr. '

Si atlsllcs

Will Be Answer To Submarine Developments

May Lawn; Llmlt To 1‘! in Effort To Boost Strength To 10,000

"By DOUGLAS BOW

OTTAWA, Nov. 23 - (GP) The navy expects to start in the fleXli Sear m‘ so to build a nos‘ Wile of escoit craft that will be an answer to submarine develop- ments and which will represent an advance beyond tile frigate and the now-obsolete corvette.

Although it ls considered \1n- likely that. any major naval en- iltltfemcnis will be fought in Can-

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auditions:

BRIDGETOWN. Barbados. NOV. 23—tCP) -Reportlng "satisfactory progress" British West Indian dele- gates meeting horc to formulate plans for a Caribbean dominion ad- journed today until March. 1949.

WASHINGTON, Nov. g3 ._(Api__ The first decline in living costs in the ifnlteti States in sevcn months was announced today by the Gov- orizmcnt.

OTTAWA. Nov. 23 _+(‘Pl N George Drew. Progressive Conser- vative leader. announced today his party will not enter a candidate III the. Dcv. 2O by-olcction in the

.Qucbec riding of Laval-Two Motilit-

alus.

IOTTAWA. Nov. 23 -(CP1—Des- pite imported stocks of 1.822.060 pounds of butter. only monsoon

tpounds oi creamer-y butter was

held in tho nine principal cities of Canada Nov. 1.0. the Btu-ran cf rcporterl today. This

compared with 143173.000 pounds a

year ago.

Leads ll/larltlmes k it "DlITBREAK ‘UNKNCWN

it

Firemen Sig; Portion

0f uilding After Tough Battle.

T]... y....._,,,..|“ Bnrrlcli school rvas lpuily vliinngod by firo last lllfilll. lalthough strenuous efforts b)’ U“! liovvifs fire department, BldBCl 1518f

Summersidc Department.

lhy ‘hp i port oi Sflliilll

‘were successful in lthz- building.

Tlir- hlrtzt- was discovered about -l‘l dclotii nnrl reports from tho town said it apparently’ broke out

W‘ A‘ lmlli") [ulna 5"" “l in one cnd of the school. Origin of Mr‘ and “"5" ‘l’ H- BM?!" 5"!‘ the fire was not known. ‘on Smifl- Ch*'"|“ll"l°“'". "'11" At first fears were held that the

was one ni the Sea Cadets chosen lo reprcscnt this Province, ha; ilu- riintinr-iion ni‘ passing first in H10 Mariiimés from the y...“ (‘flllPl-ie in Vancouver where he was enrolled. Billy who was a former Quccn Square student is a Pcily Officer of n.c.s.c. Kent and ls to he congratulated on his Splflltild showing.

fire would spread to nearby dwel- liligs hut a light wind. and U14 fact that the firo broke out in a part of the building not immed- iatoly adjacent to other structures, aided firemen in their battle. The one-storey frame structure had only recently been enlarged b} an additional room. A new hot sir furnaco, with automatic coal stok- er. nnrl toilet facilities in the base- ment had also just been added. There was no estimate of thl amount of damage. Unofficial re: ports said the school would be worth at least $15,000. \'i'lth the fire considered practically under. control about 1 o'clock this morn- ing. it. was reported that from op- pcarances two roomr would be comparatively free of fire damage. Extent of water damage was not.

Search uBvdgi-ng-For British Freighter

HALIFAX. Nov. 2a tap. A search was being organized to- nltlht for a British freighter he- lievori missing 40o miles south. west of Halifax with n crew of tpflfifillily 3'7.

Lliiitccl States Coast (Board planes drciicd over the ares today lookmgfor the 5.267-ini1 freight- er Hvmesfar which was last. heard

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ADVICE fo Huufeks} iv 1r srauos one. i

from Nov. l3 when she reported “heavy weather damage." The llopcslar cleared from l{$ HlND l-YLQQ Nw

Has A ewe lti ifs is,» oMfillfl-l if l$N'T,A‘

'\'¢\\'<-:1sile Non’. 2 en route to Phil- ‘adrlphia.

R.C.A.F. scorch and Rescue of- _ g _ .- ‘flVlFil-S hcrs said Canadian planes » “squlRRv-Lgr ) lwould join the search tomorrow i lif “rather clrarrd.

‘ At New York. Coast Guard of- Jirials estimated the freighter ‘would probably carry’ about 37

men and said she was in ballast.

Annual Meeting P.E.I. » Innkeepers Association

lmf‘; , A rery largcly attended mowing 11"‘ 'll"“"l"i"' “l” ilwldPfl ‘"10! the P.E.I. lnnkecpers Associat- ‘flTqUFH l3 c=lllilillfill Fedel-"iili?" lion was held last. night in the bau- l°l ATYKPJlilIYc l0 WPPJBIB a brief l quet room of the Queen ‘Hotel at 9°? “l? n“ l-l Uilmmlsslcl" ‘m Charlottetown. Mr. Thomas H. Pm“ P1"‘ll’»"l‘! "ltllllsl lhe ‘m’ White. the President. presided at

usually high prices faimers must ‘the “mating,

Following the supper the minutes of the last annual meeting were adopted. followed by a complete

fominl request l0 the Minister of ‘FPpOYL of thr- year's npgrailgng rem . . .

Trad: mid Cflmmtrrc that an ail- jhy the acting secretary. is. Graham

llle ‘Rogors. The P.E.I. Innkeepers As-

sociation is rt mcmbcr oi the Can-

taccommoriatlon into

Lincoln . ~~——~ - rm

l 1 i

in a O0m3.iilXUCk She had bcen fed by infections dur- ‘Suchow she was un- ptrledly‘ cutting l0 Di

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adiaii Association of Touris: and Publicity" llurcaux and likcthat or-

ganization will continue to hold ills

wucofings in the full months when

‘mpnratirvnal problcins of thc pas‘ season arc frcsh in t-lio minds cf those caioring to thc Tourist i1-