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ritpt: roua THE GUARDIAN

Authorised as Second Class Mail Post. Office Department. Ottawa.

The Inland Gurdiln PI-l-llllilnr 00- tutions, and a multitude of humanitarian We hope the hockey season is now ahead. ti-eight mu3';,,,, CIRCULATION activities serving needy Canadians. 2,": f'”;;hilg,'idx”g:r3;fi” be" gffsldev o;h:M'L'";:&; again 1 Tom C", zone 3.765 For almost seventy years the Canadian Th I M t d ' decisions. no finality or poggmff Retail Trading Zone. a.4:;7 people have endorsed the work of the Sal- H be:m'1?'1f gm; '3 :11; m:;"bu: :::'y:ip:i;l;I1:Vl:,:d:h'3ncl;l1blicMni- All out .. .. Bari - - - . - , - - n .1 "N N”: P.” mo” Vatlon Army 1" 3 Prmftlcdl Way- It '5 to hearing the first robins song in ever wins. -- Vancouver Provincoy be hoped that they will do so again, and the early Srrlns in pure delight. --

Editor and Managing Director, J. R. Burnett Associate Editor. Frank Walker

?"Thc Strongest Memory is Weaker Than the Weakest Ink".

Lloyd George spoke.

Objective of the current national appeal is tIi1,500,000, necessary for the mainteii- ance of more than 100 social service insti-

that in this Province, as well as throughout the Dominion, the response will be prompt and generous.

'THE GUARDIAN. CHARLU'l'liE'l'0WN

Work

For The Board ' ,

f Notes Bx

When it comes on a morning with snow still lying on the ground, with the aspect of the country- side or the city backyard more than a sensuous delight. it is a

MAY 3, 1951

The Way

was officially known as

to concentrate ihQught. and M. tion on the prevention of am,

ghg long-awaited promise on the very dents. If by these means fslai

I '”6"ARLf(j'f1j,.7l.E,w.5TT'TThh:hhwDATURDA,., MAY 5 19” verge of fulfilment. Robins and mishaps of all kinds, -. but I. ,, ' , ' Hecthn Retufns bluebirds and crows, even a mea- peeially those involving motor

dowlark, have been reported in the vehicles - were largely lessened

A Well Meritetl Honor

Coiigratulations are again due to Pretti-

Errors rind irregularities found in the work of Deputy Returning Officers by the

last fortnight. No doubt others have both seen and heard them all: but not until the experience is personal is it fully acceptable as

it would be an inspiration to mllin- tain safety standards during lh, weeks to come. We suggested n the beginning of the week that the

let. X. waiter Jones. it-fl0'tvc understand in Returning Ofrice1.Is Court are most disg gmveneicildbitggvgzspringmsneagng E :rEi1ath;gi:: gigtgring inn 313111;;-I pmod t0 be h0”PU1"9d by Acadia U"Wer5;tyC,0,"l quieting. The Returning Officer is, of Edmonton JournaL ing to be pi-aiid of and hopednm; May 1.: with the degiec of Doctor 0 ni course, msponsible for appointing his dep, M - swnmrgcm; I Mm g,i:ekuti::g;cio:e:Ii::n:ng of Safety LaW5- uties and they for appointing their clerks. race has much to recommend it ' ' much mp"

It is fitting that this well ea1'ned dis. tinciion should come from the Premier's alnia. matter, which played no unimportant part in shaping his early career. After

in 1898 and spending a few years in the teaching profession here, he enrolled '1? Acadia in 1901 and in the followingycaii was chosen as the best teacher available for a fellowship of b800, tuition and travel-

How free a hand he has in this matter is difficult to say but the importance of making a jtidicious choice makes it es- sential that he should be guided only by

muneration of D.R.O.'s and poll clerks be sufficient to attract those so selected.

Poorly handled polls, however, reflect not only on the officials but on the cand- idates' agents who are given many priv-

wages. The horse race ends and the pari-mutuel machines pay least some of the money deposited in them back to the public. The

of collecting a payment. Instead, it pays more and more . . . race 809-! on. up and around the steeply mounting

when compared with the race be- tween freight rates and railway

at

So the

spiral. g test of us. which means that he

wages

pier record during the week end from then on. Unfortunately the opposite is the case. ”Sgfnv Week" this year was worse ' ever. Twenty-one deaths and an undetermined number of illiurcu are the record. This .

; Colllfliclillg his COUYS? for avfirst C135” the qualifications of Prospects for the railway race never ends and the week wound up with siirmiigiebzii i teacher's 1lC0TlSC at Prince Of Wales College position. It is also desirable that the re- Dubllc never has the satisfaction deaths over the week-end. or this

total for only one week 13 W, death in motor accidents of on, kind or another. The dislicai-ten. iris record set up in a weel: Which was dedicated to safety is being maintained. Four people in Moli- treal were killed and three inym.

The week ending on Apgu 3.

its” week" during which everyone :3

, . . - . has to cha m f it . - .

i ling expenses, to take special courses in ileges under the Election Act m order that 0 duct The ii-agccetoryot-:orkc:3i-r tihsmgsi-tam acllul:stwerl;fon(d;iy'dr;ione;rw:Memit D9d0g0gy and bl010tZ.V 5lt.C01"?0'"' Ch”-dg:0' they may be watchdogs to see that the We gaaeagl iigillst tgfe gfmnndd high”: Childlell W9”? killed )'e5i9Nl3.l'.. Al Columbia Md Clark UmV”SmCS' He 10 PFOPOP D1'0C9dUl'0 is f0110W9d and 10 dc”-Tl 4”N11' more 'ic):r his niilk.miiie tituedgsietstlis tfrtdefiictzomytiiznksoid

turned in the autumn of 1903 to Acadia where he graduated the following yeai

worker is likely to express amaze- ment snd horror.

errors while they can still be remedied

without injustice.

bring in killings and maimings .,,. Montreal streets? it is a frighten.

. , . . .. -o-mime; crew, There is another point tl it in . . .. With thc dCE51'P-C of Bfwhelor of 1,ht5,an,dV The root of the matter would seem to EA I , WK Kg" '5 The Farmer man is prone to overlook. i; g prospect Montreal Sm.r.'-. U10 distlllctlo" of bcmg the ”""'u”"y” be that sufficient notice should be given of ) 0 d ('ha'l”"emw" f Q -5r Underpaid? 3;: f:;"',:'wk;I:: L 5;';”;”;,'”i'x;” ) best amround atmmm . g an election to Permit the Careful Ch0iCe Of 3 mud P. E I) . -: tents and purposes. a food manu- AIHSOII M. 5eVe1'a1 5'93” law" after ScW1.ng as officials and agents and to enable them to HOTEL ACCOMMODATION fa” Mg (Telesrlph-Joumal; ;;cl'"&in:kD1ki:.lXlt.llliie an: htis tractor. L ' pl-incipal of the MacDonald Consolidatttr! become propmy familial. with their exact. "For me pm new years much 8 Giving! evidence berm; I grim gnd. ha; mitgsmcnk n(;dp::l;9a-3: LB. a - - . 3 . v . , i I school in this Piowncc. gladllatlng ill l mg dunes, has W” said and wrmen W . my, us. Secretary 0, A;mum: his milking machine, his milk twmisricn. SOLICITOR, 3! B-S-A- d9i'.-INC from the Omano Agnew" speciiiig the want of hotel accom- GOLDEN SIEGE Charles F. Brannan declared that ;:Mg,el:' dms gard tn?" hgit. to lge mi" - ' .' - an E . tural C0iiegC..SCrVii'lg as acting Slllpelrirntfrlg EDHURIAL N01 Es inwl(l7Ii.iarl1olilt:It:)wn.plg5 uix: Beyongame dnk homo" O, the lfltiilgzrierisnvaeigetmgeextttiragldlessurfge jfmff elmmed "not" f::,ei,f'1o 5 130 nichn;t;:,dmstsu-' Ch'toii1t. dent at Arllngton Expellmema a. ' that we state that this want has n M” if Em m Howe d 1 Ability than any other class. uh day” my for 5 days w0rk' Washineoli and Publshm me. ”'i” Whit Sund ff . p . . "::.:;.::.": "..::;:: 3:: or?--1-E ” " ”"" ll” W "6 " i ”" --- -umomam textbook on or laws av .'"3"ell- .. .. A '”'"2'i'.12..””” 3:21.: :1: .'....":...'.iL'.'.2”.'.iiZi 3.2.2:: Canada. the Premier completed his work S r W H I t d. in g ' . I up comfortable quartets, is provided. of sullen clouds. The fan mint factory wages average 31.56.. Ac- , at Acadia for me degree of Master of Arts . lh )(,dis ago 0 ay a Geinian iuicts we lwllii txnlziiiilos alfew oi t.hcbpx;ig- m,m,,,,m,g cording to him, gndusmal my has ' i Oth f 'rd which have in Northwest Germanv. Holland and Dcn- 5”" ml” ” MT” "W " ' 01 leaf and bud and bayoneted increased even more than tood ll'i EC0n0m1C5- er aha 5 mark S mend d t tF. Id M I I M . ins called the St. Lawrence Hotel. . grass prices, so that an hours egrnlngg come to him have included the coveted U 9T0 0 I0 8513 0Yl--' kept by the Misses Street. into 0 Throbs in the muffled conduits of will buy more bread than in 1939. . . .- - the Hamel,-, gomery. The full sui-render was formally The Pavilion. and slmte on WlIt- the earth: almost as much steak. as much B d shield from Mastei icc Cl-S - d. d Hie ratified on the 9th. ,I.0mo1T0w the Legion er street, east of the Steamboat I sense the growing tumult as I butter, and more milk, eggs, or- . Fnesian Association Of Calla d. an I I b , . g Wharf. The Union House. ONciil pass am-es, pogno" md bacon. Ge V. medal as the Outstanmng cce rates its annual Memorial Day paiadc. Brothers. situate on Quceri Street, These fields that wait the old. old -such statistics can be mislead- orge o o o oiil a moment's walk from the sleze Of birth ' l" Ed V rd Island in 1935. Y , g - ing. it the advance in food prices farmer m Pnnce i a .. The pl. .in i 1 G , . t I ,1 , lalldllll Ml-55 Rankin! HOW. .8llr ' were compared with the advance If" Apart altogether from politics, the Prem- 0V C 6 fllelnmell. las MON? one on Pownal Street. The North Mi mgghv giioivias will break before in "white-collar" salaries, the plc- OW We . . h. , 1. have been Outstanding, commendable speed in restoring commun- American Hotel on Kent Street. ll 5 ture would be alotdifferent. Then, '9” ac meme" 5 . T - - - . John Murray. proprietor. The Wm Gift" "WW M0” the bllw too there is the fact thht the farm- .' and our citizens will feel that Acadia Uni: 19?-Hons to Rocky Point and M51055 the Rocklin House. Kent Street. 51- A d hm?” wi"5" mi net cash return is not his versity is indeed honouring itself in be. Hillsborough Bridge, the more so that the min lgaftr. g:;l:;l:foig":lerts. 1:2; " i"Cl::gg;V5 Wm be ”0'0"5 with ”real"hiincome, since his farm pro- R , , . . . -i - l , - - . Y9. C - vid mwith hite, rt iii 1 stowing one of its highest degiees upon this emellgeltlfiles 31099 after lathe! than before me Bank 0, P, E. Island. M". Me. or Cfftblmiges and dundelions that mo: and m m:n; c:u';"w,& gl: . native son of Prince Edward Island. Who an Gee mm . . ' Dollzald. water street. a few Tm, yeuow bmnm ,n the mm fuel. Farming isn't Just a job, like exemplifies so mzmv of our pioneer vii'- gwtwi ".';.5h',5 Mn 21: it xzgmf; of death: l i” " "'c"”3'- bl" if "V f” "'”- "5 - B ., w i. - . r, . . . .- 00- 011 so 1 ,1 m rewards are not all monetary. tues. ' .u”au Smustlcs .m”LuCb bh.0.mng n 5”"3"5d' Md Vermmem md mm' on sliding W nconquer every Yet there is a good deal of truth .- g gg g. continued diift of laboui to the cities and glrcnpthcloogiitgistatrs rietlsliiicnllclgg Dmk sgnam, wm qulvu. ,,m, the in the case made for the farmer

National lleience Alllleal

As will he nollcd from an advertisement

to Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland in- dicate that housing and services will be in demand at the point of increase, requiring much of that labour simply to maintain it- self.

in the city. Victoria Hotel, next door to the Union Bank, S. Mit- chell, proprietor. The Terrace House. King Street, kept by Mr. Charles McKenna. The above ho- icls, together with over one hun-

south wind's breath, And the old heart will be stormed again with hope.

-Anderson M. Scruggs. g swallowed up the flood which the

lby Mr. Brannan. There is s tend- .ency by most of us to think that although rates of pay have doubled or tripled we should still be able to I buy I toast of beef, I chicken or a cabbage for the pre-war price. We

Wc'

in my budget

ve always been methodical

i” toda-V's issiwv the Depannient of Natm” ,g...,.,,, C,” out 0, M. mouth. Amf can't. seem to get it into our heads about spending. We've stuck to R '

famous fighting units front the different Provinces. including the Prince Edward Is- land Regiment. Each armored and infantry unit designated will retain its name and in- signia and in addition men will be taken for Signals, Service Corps and other units. En- rollmcn stantlards are detailed in the ad-

The purpose of the infantry Brigade Group is to implement Canada's obligations under the United Nations Charter and the North Atlantic Treaty. The Drigade will be enlisted for active service, either at home or abroad as required, and it is of vital im- portance that the full complement of offi- cers and men be obtained as soon as pos- siblc.

It is generally recognized today that our surest safeguard against another world war is preparedness. There should be ivhole-hearted cooperation with the.lfla- tional Defense Department in the raising of this new Active Force Brigade, and it is to be hoped that this Province. which responded so loyaily to demands for service recruits in time of war. Wm be equally Well represented in this emergency.

A Vital IIIOII

Air Marshal W. A. Bishop, Canadian air ace of two World Wars, has revived some words of England's First War Prime Min- ister, David Lloyd George. which are of timely significance at this time. "There is one Amy I would not disarm." said Lloyd George, "one for which I would vote more officers, more men and more expenditure, and that is the Salvation Army.

Air Marshal Bishop, as chairman of the Salvation Army's National Advisory Board, is inxious that this "amiy of peace" should be re-armed with every modern weapon possible for the amelioration of human suf-

Wbu” the "more experidlture" of which

drawback of the Bren, oddly enough, is its great accuracy. When aimed at one of a group the burst of fire will hit that one rather than spraying the area. I I C

Napoleon I, emperor of the French, died

this date 1821. A Corsican, he became an

European powers might have been follow- ed by the conquest of India but for the destruction of the French fleet by Nelson at Aboukir Bay. That he was as great a genius in government as in war is evidenced by his many civil achievements including the codification of French law. 0 I I Oddly enough, some of the M.P.'s who are muttering about the proposal to raise judge's salaries at this time, are more en- thusiastic about a similar proposal to raise the salaries of M.P.'s. It is probable that a majority of House of Commons members feel that the SS6,000 they now receive is no longer adequate in the light of mounting ex- penses of office. There is still no sign, however, writes a correspondent. that the Government proposes to raise parliamentary pay for the time being. I 0 O The high reputation now enjoyed by our Island livestock breeders. is due in no small part to men of the type of the late Mr. Andrew MacRae, of Central Royalty, who passed away this week at the patriar- chial age of ninety-six. Mr. MacRaels achievements as an Ayrshire breeder have made Canadian history. and the value of his example to his native Province has been lncalculabie. He was noted also for his high integrity and hospitality, and was indeed a model citizen as well as a most successful and industrious one. Until a few days be- fore his death he enjoyed vigorous health and strength, and retalnedito the last the keenest interest in the welfare of his com-

Company have now on the differ- ent routes from this port three fine stearnshlps, fitted up with every convenience: the officers and men know their duty, do it. and tie with each other in their courtcsles to the stranger. Our climate-especially in the summer season-is second to none. To sporting gentlcmen. salmon, trout

erlng place for superior" to Sara- togn. We have no railroads but Messrs. Butcher. Barr. Brooks, and others. have handsome teams always ready for the road.”

-The Examiner, July 5, 1369.

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. . f0fllI8- He feels that the Canadian pe0- munity and Province. Truly he was among m gun, ,1 nnrassimra-rive tciinimuoni dill fficttuctves. in responding to the SIi;'Il- the stalwarts of our generation, whose . Tailored-to-Measure ciooiiui MENTS THROUQHOUT THE movmcn ”"l"m:;1':-E:"I;'iv0-L-”- I Rd Shield APDUII I nrrP:rn:or:-ktaigubezguzi tnuumd and whose t . K .. E Mum”. "mm W. otnlll ' :

. -' ddi'tBdiH .iil . . . al Defense has announced the ioimation of 0 . . bge suprri 93:11:; t:ai'm2gmm(;li'8Cfe wm dunnd W" wmh WM "ml tziugetheuzigtilcga l:)f:Iirac:lni'::gl9p:;:Cli' detailed budget. But, you know the 27th Canadian Illfillltry Brigade G!0UP- Suggestions that the Bren gun may be who may pay our Island a visit w,,',':",';,e'",em',':::'ft '3, Tlgf” hu been 1,," about cm 1,, mm by how it is these days. There are so to be raised from the ROSGIW FOP"? abandoned as it is being by Britain will thl8w:ul::::l'- I 0 It g n which keep the commandments of inflation. many things you feel you want to spend

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