¢ ’ / 7 where Mrs. Jenkins is a lecturer | survived by one sister, Mary. : MT. STEW: BELGIUN a a natural resorses company, HUR-| in tne Slavic language department | Mrs, J Gillan, Cor ; ° The Hremen were called to the | *Mé Associates Lid. of Toronto University. mo + Comments, | WATCH REPAIRS

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A former Istand resident, John Jenkins, has

jfor Aluminum Company of Can- ada in Montreal and later moved to Toronto as chief economist for

Recently he joined Von Kohorn

two fields of study-economics and |

~ Former Resident's Career Now Taking Him To Moscow

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His wife and young daughter will continue to reside ja Toronto,

City Decorating | For Royal Visit -

in Charlottetown; and George in Kitchener, Ontario. He is also}

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. modern languages-in career \ The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., duly 27, 1959. 5 witch haw ahreudiy ‘taleesi—bies te Over the weekend the city has | Grafton end Mois ond taken on a most colorful ap- Orlane on Queen : Z many of the far corners of the pearance as store owners and ; - . earth, a ‘| other firms * 1 The wn Of Dr. J.8. (Jack) Jen- come her neat Mess oo He age «gy bt wreltewed ce 4 4 kins of Charlottetown, he visited Elizabeth and Prince Philip, who|the erection of six large flags his father last week before leaw | arrive in the Province Thursday. |in back of the Provincial Build- . pode Ries tcl ven Ian Among stores displaying the} ing. cow an American . red, white and blue colors of |. With only a few, days the i 1 John graduated from McGill flags are Maritime Electrie| Royal Visit it is ore ie, Lamited end KT. Holman's ex | mary more business” premise § Cpd e t come fluent in both French and of the opportunity te Spanish. After graduating he de- Brother Of their personal greetings A total of $700 worth of liquor; to the steward'’s stores with a@, Cded to study Russian at the f | '9 the Royal Visitors by me was reported stolen from the Of- | fire extinguisher. modern language institute at e colorful decoratiz.s. ficer’s Mess in the Chartettotown | 282 trent wee Sacovered by a | Midiebury., Vermont. Rector Dies icer’s . crusing RCMP officer who saw | After serving in the United HEPBURN IN LINDON eoneine apsinns She catty the door open while on pote States avr oa seo 2 1 (Dick) Me ei LONDON (Reutcrs) — Actress hours urday morning Saturday morning about a study at London Mahon, Audrey Hepburn and her husband Entry to the building was gaim- | clock. Univerity, London, England. He merly of Charlottetown, died sud-| Mei Ferrer arrived here Thurs through a door on the Kent| City police reported last even- | chose Slavic languages, the econo- denly Saturday afternoon in St. | Gq for the premiere of Miss He» ——— Street side after breaking two/|ing that, as yet, no arrests have | mics of the Soviet em and Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, Ont- |, ’, , oe i ing h . Syst ale a. bun'’s latest movie The Nun’s small windows. .. ab Blt been made and an investigation | Russian history. While in London, . He was in his 53rd year Stony. She called ner recent los’ |. In addition, the thief or thie-]into the matter is still being | he met and married his wife, JOHN JENKINS cee at Mensigner Patrick |< 5 taby a “terrible thing” bot ves, also smashed..open a door | carried out. Russion student at the university. | 14 as one of the ioc | Radios tote kek ee a ie s tase a lenkins also was awarded an ; leading Basilica, Parish resided sen” $6 =i A ieee exchange scholarship and studied | (De. fibre consulting firms im) Kitchener for the past several children. in Prague, Czechoslovakia. : ' . years. . : . 5 with the Russian government for] A veteran of the Second World DISPLAY EXPORTS n Careless Smokers United Nations and seat to Korea | ie building of two plants in the | War, he was the son of Patrick| Australian export goods will be” ¢ as an economic rehabilitation | S°Vet Union and it is in connec-}J. McMahon of Charlottetown. | displayed”’in” a” 15-storey New officer. Retumning. to Canada Mr. ‘0% With this $10-million contreet | “Besides ignor McMahon, | York building bgught by an Aus Jenkins worked as an economist | coy . can in Samar ieee NS mran ioee myer Sem. N. ou

Mrs. Jenkins, although born im

Shown above are_Mrs. where they will board Bridge in November 1957, plans ing when they visited the Hills-| bridge six times last week, and International Corpohation of Wh- ; Affleck of Mount Stewart, and her | the S.S. Seven Teside-with-her—parents and boro Bridge twice to deal with/ curiously enough most of the te - Plaine N. Y., which is des- Russia, is now a Canadian citizen. Rettetown Tuesday evening and HAVE YOUR WATCH five children, Alfred, Shan,| Rotterdam. Mrs. Affleck, who is/ children in Turnhout, Belgium. minor blazes in the planking. | ‘calls were in the early evening | : She will join -her husband-in Mos-| will rest at” the Hennessey Fu- CLEANED cow'at a later date. Par neral Home on Wednesday. THE MODE WAY AT

Brenda, Agnes and Jeannie, who| the widow of Freeman Affleck leave by air this afternoon for| killed in an accident at Stanley

Busy Months See

man Affieck in Belgium in 1945.

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For Diefenbaker Cabinet

Canadian Press Staff Writer By JOHN E.-BRD OTTAWA (CP)—Prime Minis-' ter_Diefenbaker and his cabinet

|the buiest caWinet ministers, will, | receive an annual salary of $4,000; in addition te their $10,000 in-

posts, in which they will assist |Gour, Liberal sinadanbier for Rus-

self. SEVERAL JOBS OPEN

|fore 8 o'clock and the second less than an hour later.

It is believed ‘these fires aré started by smouldering cigarette |

ly on the bridge by passing-motor-

The week began in norma! | ists. eee ee

and cigar butts thrown careless- |

She was married to the late Free-' The first call came shortly be- The nearly ancient structure, con-

structed of cresoted timbers and foe planking eracked and. bak- |ed. by the sun and weather has ‘been extremely sensitive in the recent warm spell, firemen point i out.

The Central Royalty Scout Troop has returned home from Camp Buchan after a most suc-

Central Royalty Scout Troop

Returns From Camp Buchan—

earned, plus several Red Cross swimming certificates. Patrol awards were presented

GUITAR STRING SLICES CHEESE

- MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP)—A lady walked into a music shop to buy a guitar string. “What kind?” proprietor Neil: Hakala asked, “electric or acoustic?”’ "Oh, just show me some,” Sai > mused, Hakala brought a box of strings and she examined them critically, fin- ally selecting an acoustic sec-

Dr. Bonnell Is Guest Speaker

The July supper mesting of the Bedeque mens’ association

held in the Church Hall on Tue. day evening, the 2ist. Ther was a large attendance, including several visitors. The president,

was said b¥ Rev. E. &. "Weeks. The ladies of the W.C.T.U. did the

| aren’t going to have much of a demnity. Positions to be filled by the

breathing spell between now and| In the field of federal-provin-' government include those of audi- cessful troop camp. Sunday afternoon to the Lions| ond string. behalf of the association.

the opening of the next session of cial relations another conference tor-general, Queen's printer. a|, T%€ Program during the eight | for efficiency, the Fox for cook- But hew. Hakala queried, The usual sing-song was led by day period. included .sessions on | ing and the Crows for campcraft. did ‘she know it would be Mr. John Havenga, with Dr. Mac-

on fiscal matters will he héld Oct.

Parliament, expected in early 15-16. K will be attended by fi-'

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nuary. A raft of major matters must |nance ministers, with the big is-|chairman and six trustees of t tracki making c ; ; be dealt with, some in conjune-|sue being whether the federal|Queen Elizabeth fund for re- coring tigantie seapme, coer tet Ae am altetet for @] plied. “I don't care if it even passed to be extended to the tam- | BO tion with the provinces. A large | government will call a full-scale | search into children’s diseases, | ses, estimations, mapping and and T-L M Campbell fit @ guiter. J went ‘ had died a : time St esiaty nbc a == == a= = of oe sumber of important ons | conference of premiers to decide| parliamentary librarin, hed of | athlete badge events. Seve aitendin aie ts slice cheese with. eee short before | = : must be filled and there is a pos-| on additional said to the provinces | priiamentary librarian, head ~ of | These were concluded by an patrol:—T cchea oe am, It-was tine _ i. fi ial x FNAL FUN FILIBUSTER JO-NIGHT sibility of a cabinet shuffle. during the life of present tax- the national museum and chair-|obstacle course race Saturday|f Young, G. MacLeod. 7 how | cnienaien ys th on of tam be When Howard Green was/sharing agreements expiring in man of the Canadian maritime afternoon which seemed to be | a § Beaton. ‘ax: W. MacAleer | ‘Eye Specialists the Augustine Cove Canipr wala i ; JERRY'S A WALKING BOOBY TRAP ,

Bamed external affairs minister | 1962.

in June to succeed the late’ Sidney | Early in October there’ also Smith, Mr. Diefenbaker said he will be a federal -provincial con- would. be replaced as public ference on civil-defence. The fed-| works minister after the parlia- eral government is understood to, mentary session. be preparing proposals for pro-

NEED NEW HOUSE LEADER tion inst at

Besides filling the works port-|-~ — Dee folio, Mr. Diefenbaker. must also appoint somone to succeed the

chairman and four members of ithe national energy board, a

commission.

The second report “of the Bor- den royal commission on energy resources is expected. at any

time. It will deal with oil and,

' proposals for an oil pipeline from

vidieg fallout shelters for protec- Alberta ot Montreal. | This likely will form the basis

lashing, avemanship, felling,

| Campcraft, tree recognition, tree

very popular with the Scouts as was the daily swim sessions un- der supervision of Red Cross in- structors B. Callaghan, M. Mit-

The troop was under the leader- ship of District Commissioner J.

right for her guitar? Donald of Crapaud at the piano.

“Oh fiddle,”’. the woman re-

iL. Jenkins, C. Livingstone; B. | Jeliey, C. Campbell, W. Adams. Also attached for the week was

chell and G. MacFarlane.

Each days activities were brouzht to a cldse by an enjoy- | able troop campfire. | Great progress was made.

Two byelections are expected of legislation for next session, the troop during the eight day to be held in Ontario in the fall,|just as the Borden commissision’s |camp with some 32 tests being | | assisted: at the camp for a few | _ Supreme Court. one to fill the vacancy in Hast- first report last fall brought the ro and 18 proficiency badges | days.

the Crow patrol from Southport consisting of B. Wood, E. Boud-

ult, I. McCarron, R. Peters; C. | Mutch and L. Compton. ASM. D. | Mutch of Southport Troop also |

Are Suspended

VANCOUVER (CP) — The su8- | troduced by Mr. pension of 11 eye speyclisis b* | referred to the different pastor- the College of Physicians and) ates Dr. Bonnell held in Canada, Surgeons last July was set aside | and that for t he past several’ Thursday by Mr. Justice N.W. | years he has been minister of | Whittaker in British * Columbia | Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New. York City, and is now vacationing at his cottage at Gergetown. Mrs.

The college suspended 14 B. C. iors after deciding they were

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The funeral will be held Thurs- day morning, leaving the Funeral home at 8:45 for Requiem High Mass at St. Dunstan's Basilica at 9 o'clock. Interment will be in the Catholic Cemetery.

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external affairs minister as gov-| ings Frontenac caused by Mr.| enactment of a bill setting up the | ernment leader in the Commons. Smith's death and the other national energy board at the re- guilty of unprofessional conduct | nell was also present at the sup- This job might go te Trade Min- in accepting commissions on the| per meeting. Dr. Bonnell spoke for an hour is

caused by the death of J. Omer | cently-concluded session.

Battle Of Hemline

sale of glasses by Prescription

ieter Churchill, who was acting

House leader during Mr. Green's Optical Company Ltd relating his experiences when he

absence in the final days of the betacskin che COPPER Since then, two of the doctors| Visited Russia short time age. Phevorl, have died and anothet

Oburch behind the Iron Curtain.

session. Ste arr oar + = retired from medicine. Public worship is a vital matter ‘PP Fe S ue iS ee eir licence to practise wa®! win, many of the Russian people. 4

ee ee oe Ouiber. eee i eee ae pending | marches are crowded. There te ze

After Mr. Diefenbaker formed =: | suspension was held up pending] no ban on church gatherings ‘ : yg —e in June, . By NADEANE WALKER | Jacques Heim, talks about » ‘he outcome of the appeal filed) The Dr's address was listened i Geebee ee : ‘ “ PARIS ‘AP)—The annual battle | “lengthened bustline,” with the 5y 11 of the “doctors. to with rapt atttention. K was acisct Witiem Yanslion deinen jof the hemline will be joined | waist indicated but not strangled. The suspension followed | most informative, interesting and RUSS TAMBLYN lee Constela and Salichon. A | Monday. Paris rings up the cur-|He won't change skirt léngths,| board of inquiry which consid-| impressive. Mr. T.J. Inman voic- Eieseral Baleer, Fallowine the . fone, See Om Pe On ete: Se but has something new in heart-|ered a ruling by the income tax | ed the appreciation of the gather- ee = HS _March, 1958, election ator 5 1 the hottest tip that renee gs raga hig od [acon ag Magen ge pe oe = Aol oh eee

. a some i i ‘ y F they re- . 4

appointed two more Quebec rep-| WASHINGTON (AP) — Govera-| If the approximately 120.090 al-|1ic- "them cho and some eel ack shat gestlies sober rived fer the sale of their shares| The meeting ctosed with the COMING THURSDAY resentatives — Defence Produe jment officials are worried that/uminum and copper workers 29 | them jong. “| from the back. Plum black is his| in the optical company. The doe: | benediction by Dr. Boonell. = eee cae das Pegg — aluminum wus aoslaae ao ae ee eee ee Dior's designer Yves S.-Lau-|top color, It may look like a tors said the money was paid man ——— ut : os

retary urtemnanche — and|strikes may adky~i € job'zent, has vowed he'll maintain Tusty relic from grandma's trunk|them in 10 annua! instalments SPECIAL FROM MENTS OLD Y

indicated he planned a third ap- pointment from eastern Quebec.

There have been reports that David Walker. government mem- ber for Toronto Rosedale, will get

companion to the 11-day-old steel

displacement figure could mush- room quickly to 1,000,000 or more.

This would have its effects on purchasing power and dent over-

jthe status quo that’s shortish.

| But Lanvin Castillo declares “Monsieur Castillo doesn’t want to see any calves this season.’

| But if the hemline is to be a

but it’s right in the this

season.

which they contended was capital gain.

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the rk. rtfolio bei relin- |ident Eisenhower to reconsider | all prosperity. : ; : erished by Mr. Groce, """ l\moking. the TeftHartoy "lws| "Aluminum industry contracts Sv sue, French | designers PAYS EXTRA $4,000 emergency provisions to|run out next Friday midnight. |71. d Before the next session Mr. | Court injunctions to Several unions including The} nor aa : and ae Is Statement Ma e By Herter * : * * * * * * « *. * strikes. brown black

Diefenbaker also is expected to appoint some, if not all, of the 16 parliamentary secretaries author-

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—-*" FROM WINNIPEG Edwin C. Kelly of Winnipeg is spending his vacation with

Kelly, Charlottetown.

HORNE: FUNERAL*— The fu-. nerai of the late Mrs. Lemuel E. Horne was held saturday July 2, '

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugen eds is coal and allied industries

cee eee industry that are on | band Saceus i of aluminum and copper, as there ;are of steel. | LAYOFFS MAY GROW It is the colbateral effect on the U.S. economy that has offcials most concerned Already an es- 78,000 workers in rail-

have been made idle by the steel strike. Without a steel settlement

|e wees ee eee:

Steelworkers, already on strike’ gainst steel producers. are threatening a walkout. ~-

Major copper industry con-

arranged to bring thé disputing steel management and union rep- resentatives together Monday in New York. That will be the first joint meeting since the steel strike started July 15.

U.S. Steel Corporation’ biggest of the steel companies, is to public its six-month profits te ment Tuesday. Other major com- panies also are to have such re ports next week Some smaller steel firms have already reported | ‘

[spectacular 1959 profits gains.

sim steel, the union has asked

| the forefront.

| Nobody seems to want to em- iphasize the waistline too much. ’Necklines will be bare‘a lot,

rent has declared them dead. NOT TOO TIGHT

But the new clothes, while wrapping the figure, will not, be vampishly tight.

Here’s what some of the big- name designers predict:

Young St.-Laurent—he’s nearly 23—in the first collection that he considers “really me,” promises to elongate the silhouetie, un- cover long necks. and put legs

‘in galue’’ with nochange ia length. The, outline will be straight but: not tight. Blues will

BPRLIN (AP) — State Secre- tary Christian Herter of the United States declared Saturday

neva.

‘ing a day off in the Geneva con- | ference and dedicated a street | named for his predecessor, the

was aimed at bucking up the morale of West Berlin's 2,250,000 citizens, who have begun to worry

the been d on for eight weeks.

In a ceremony of signing the | golden visitors’ book at West Ber- lin city hall Herter said:

Herter fle where for a visit dur- |

late John Foster Dulles. The visit |

about what is going to happen in | negotiations that have |

those of France and the United Kingdom, as defenders of their freedom. I know that the pres-

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1959, from the Cutcliffe Funeral | for a 15-cent increase in wages | dominate. ; Home. The service was cnoducted | Significant ande'’benefits. The pre - strike| Castillo decrees that skirts| “I know that the people of West lla Ra A shall be “a lot longer” (his were |Berlin regard our troops, and 'L, ———

by Rev. Ronald Foster. The solo

“The Unclouded Day” was ren- dered by Mrs. A. C. MacEachern. | _Pallbears were Lloyd Frizzell, Ohamlers Newson, Leonard New- gon, Daniel MacNeill, Thomas

average of workers earnings was

| ‘Continued from Page 1) a nuclear ban be’ tied to other, progress" in disarmament.

- that control post staffs be one third Russians, one-

$3.10 an hour. The industry has refused any contract raises on

' grounds they would be inflation-

ary. Steel firms also complain of allegedly wasteful work prac-

very short last season) and the waistline a little off centre and not too tightly belted. Brown, mauve—and—black are the colors he mentions

IT'S A GAY, GORGEOUS, GLORIOUS, LOVE STORY OF A BLUSHING BRIDE . . -

ized by legislation passed last r . . ’ ore , : session. MPs chosen for these White a apparently feels | tracts expired June 3. The Mine, robab is width th Western troops are indispensable |ence of these troops, which will

such a respite would merely/ Mill and Smelter Workers Union ol | to West Berlin freedom and will|be preserved, ig indispensable to a French hubby with ideas of a romance that

postpone a labor - management | has been continuing work on @ The all-over silhouette will be remain here. He also declared | the continuance of that freedom.”

showdown that must eventually | day-to-day basis. 'tali adil slim. rather than flar-|e West never will accept any, wilt fickle you with —

epee he as an de. Joseyvzh F. Finnegan, ditectorof jing. Many designers have sworn ao. a a er a a a .

1s metal for the federal mediation service, : [ the Berlin problem in the for- | | off stiffened petticoats. St. Lau-|% 06 ations in Ge. | most inexpensive

‘SALE OF COTTONS —

MacKinnon, en st Wiltshire third U.S.-British and one - third). ..° Jules Grémay of Nina Rucci Cemetery. eee outsiders. | There is an estimated two to} strives for a soft, rounde neck, | Balance of Su 3. Agreeing’ to. postpone the we¢month steel supply on hand.|a natural waistline. Hemlines still | ce mmer ~ CALLBECK FUNERAL ~The: | Yearly review of the treaty oper@-| Government officials estimated! short “but of course not above | = OFF tion after the first two years. there, is a 30 to 60-day alum-|the knee.” browns, false black cottons clearing at

“argely attended funerat—service

for the late Mrs. George A. Call-;

years Although agreement has been

still demand on matters the West |

“inam supply and at jeast-a-36-dey— | copper inventory.

and—bright red. Jean Pomarede. designer for

as?

STARTS MONDAY, JULY 27th AT-9-O'CLOCK..

beck took place at Trinity United| reached on 17 proposed articles | Church Sunday afternoon. Rev.|of the 30-add expected in a test) * - ‘ Cecil R. Webber was the officiat-}ban treaty, basic problems re- . i @ DRESSES LOUSES * STRIDES ing clergyman. Trinity choir samg| main unresolved. A. . negotiators ADULT POLIO CLINIC @ SHORTS @ PED PUSHERS @ SKIRTS the following hymns, ‘The Lord’s| see the. principal ones as: ay ¥ ; & My Shepherd” and “Abide With| 1. Control post staffing. |) Pas Le oe ee $5.98 Me”. A — a of} 2. bog oe ‘ ee | : = = i a Messrs. Alan Wedlock, Ewen| sites of suspected explosions \ ie 1 rack dresses, sizes 12—44 Nicholson, _Lioyd Ellis_and Her-j|the criteria for deciding when to . ra . SPECIAL: CE Ie ee ions dadasckiccanvike $2.98 ie Rehermn anne‘ Sedan tenn at | _The\Adult Polio Clinic for First, Second and | YS : = 20. ie “ nd Tenderly™ irec-| 3. The veto, h | . 7 : ti ~ et ores? cone aa ich. the Red Third inoculations for Cardigan and surrounding}; THE GLORIA LADIES WEAR SHOWING AT 2: : | ; |

tors.of the Provincial Exhibition Association attended.in a body. Interment took place'in People’s Cemetery. Pallbearers were E.P. Foley, Rby “Johnston; Brentow

Giairk, Gerald Sheen) RE. EH

deems important. Moscow wants} to be able to say “‘Nyet.”

4. Studies on the detection of. Punderground tests, which the So

viets have refused te undertake.

districts will be held-in the C. Y. C. Hall Monday, July 27th from 7:00 P.M.

to 9:00 P.M.

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