JULY 6. 1953

v THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE FOUR

n;oocog”Q J.Notes Bx The Wax 1.

Go to an ionic a . believe thayt pthere Si:.:ll:h:fll1l;r,tWt: pe'i?ioldl:lcr'l'liFiftElll, l:lllT(:lllu,d.erFcinKhsh ants in the ark.-Sudbury Star. Canadians as a lot of dull fellblstifss is the same Truth which many year; ago. blasted our Canadian Pacific 01. workm Rmwwv decinrinr it would never

K-- earn enough to pay for its axle- greasei-Ottawa Journal.

fluorspar at St. Lawrence are being mined. There is hope, however, that the present surveys will uncover sufficient quantities of some of the minerals to warrant new mines being started.

The mining history of Newfoundland shows. however, that the island did enjoy a mining boom, especially in copper in the late 1800's which continued until after World War I. The earliest attempts at mining in Newfoundland were on the Ava-

” lon Peninsula, says a. Geological Report.

'h' wwkm lnkf About 1778 a copper vein at Shoal Bay,

r"'mm""0wN MONDAL "Um 6' 1953 12-miles south of St. John's was worked for Highway Safety Week

THE GUARD-ll-AWN

Authorised as Second Clan Mail Post Office Department, Ottawa. The Island Guardian Publishing Co.

Getting There

S Editor and Managing Director. Ian A. Burnett. Associate Editor. Frank Walker.

One of llfeis major surprises awaits the girl who gets married because she's tired Edmonton Journal.

CIRCULATION "Covers Prince Edward Island like the dew"

The top of the world, says Ed- mund Hillary of Everest. "is a rounded cone, quite roomy." Thanks. but for now anyway we'll stay where we are.-Ottawa Journal.

Canada needs to shake up In thinking about the problem of old age and especially about tho pl”, of older people in business and in- dustry. If not. Canadians may (me n declining standard of living with- in twenty years. Our population l, 18-W growing older and that's ser- ious. Every thinking Canadian must

"The strongest memory is weaker than

A couple recently married told the reporters that they met for the first time on a ferris wheel. No doubt they had the usual ups and

la short time. It was reopened in 1839 but ;again proved unsuccessful. More encour-

cncy and state of sobriety.

Safety, particularly traffic safcly, is very

largely an attitude of mind. The mental

attitude of road users is reflected in sucll things as rate of speed. lllecllanical cffici-

Even more di-

rectly it shows in the behaviour of motor- ists at every intcrscction. their cousidcra-

lion or lack of it for other pedestrians. accident rate.

drivcrs

Safety Week is being sponsored Charlottetown hy the .liulior (Thanlbcr of (lommcrce but they seek the co-operation

and

in

?aging results were obtained

ill the

lead

l mine at La Manche in Placentia Bay, where l operations commenced in 1857 and floiir-

.ishcd until 1873.

lmine are said to have helped

finance

The returns from this

the

llaying of the first trans-atlantic cables at a point near La Manche by Cyrus W. Field

and associates in 1858 and 1866. Above all n is n,”(,(,l9d in mg of years ago geologists and nilnulg engineers

A couple

3 made a new survey of the La Manche pro- iject in the hope that the mine could be

reopened but apparently insufficient quanti-l ties of load were found to make the venturc

' AP-GEMEN EN EXHIBITIO ,0 f

downs. and went around together for a while. - Ottawa Evening Citizen.

h

seventy per cent of pipes for men are purchased by women. There- fore. manufacturers are making pipes in styles that will appeal to the feminine eye. Male tasta will be practically ignored. Such is a report noted. Truly a depressing situation. It indicates the extent to which pipe smokers are dominated by their wives. A man certainly must be completely subdued when he permits his wife to direct what shape pipe he slloilld smoke. A St. Catherines Standard

see that the policy of early retire- ment of workers discourages men and women from contributing to the productive forces of the nation and adds to the load of nompl-0. ducers carried by the economy.- Vancouver Sun.

A report from the World Health Organization shows that 1952 was s bad polio year in many parts of the World. including North America. Both the Ullitcd States and Canada recorded the highest number of in- falitile paralysis cases in their his- tories during 1952, In England and Walcs the increase in polio cases in 1952 was fifty per cent over the in'ci'ioiis year: in Canada the in-

nt one and all to help dl'anlati7.c the llccil i”'0l””im9i lzg-5gl-A3Llg.lMeuT - H . one of the most graphic illusira- ”e”” was 59””-l"51x 9" "M mid . . - , , l ....?s-.....s.L "'51-GMCAL sou;-l no” or cgmdllm loylllty to the in the United 513195 '3 W” 100 D"

for highway Safety. 'lhe Iliglmals and. v Queen ms the mm of n my cergti Ago 11:; recent weeks the U. s. . , -l 3 l. moms. insulrpl-lg. - l i pii C ea 1 service reported there Auolnm General? Lyorlm l . H I l I 1 tDlIORlAl- NOTES ::';rccke'1yx":'u1?:khgim"::mbT:m::; are indications that 1953 may be an hospitals. and lltelalll tie nlan-in- le-s lee . l but bravely Ming W0 small mas even worse ye” 10,. pone; that all ready the number of cases reported

are vitally interested ill cllecking the rapid

increase in accidents.

Traffic has steadily increased and will: Built-in safety features

continue to do so.

in our ncwer streets and highways cannot alone compensate for the larger llulnbcr of

vehicles aild the higher speeds of iravel.; It is ilp to every road-user to become andl To be aware

rcmain safety conscious.

of

('harlottctown's Little Theatre Guild is looking to the future in starting a fund

towards acquiring a playhouse. It may turn out to be beyond their capacity to acllielc

but if a start were not made there would

certainly be no playhouse. 0 O 0

On the principle that industry begets industry the production in this Province of,

danger is probably the most important step Perfection Evaporated Milk may well lcali lto considerable industrial development. The

in avoiding it.

' PUBLIC FORUM

i This colliuin la olicll in ill!) I discussion by correspondents of questions of interest. The

Canadian Press

'i'1-year-old

King played ill obtaining the tie-

to mark Coronation Day. It was such a. forlorn little gesture. but such it meaningful one. The resid- ents knew their would be seen by practically no one-yet this did not deter them from tacking up the bright colored bunting so that they could feel they had some part in the nation- wide expression of loyalty to Her Majesty.-North Bay Nugget. I

Politics becomes an even more hazardous occupation than beiorc. if the politician has to worry not only about his phrasing but his

tiny decorations 15

was tlllrty per cent ahead of the corresponding period ill 1952. There today the hopeful aspect that serious outbreaks may be held in check by gilnlnla globulin, the new vaccine developed in the last. two years.--Torollio Star.

A few days ago we happened to overhear a teacher of English tell a pupil: "Yuhr gonna leahn this ii I hafta beat. it lnlia. yuhr head.' And we rcnienlbcrcd n st-ntencc. we had read in the New York Times shortly after the Coronation. One

. . . . H . T. A. Crear. when 9Vel'.V Precautio” of "”'Cha”iCa1 most directly to be affected. of course, will :i;"',:,l,tl'f,',,.:ocli.'.lotipilllssngi ;scn:l1ol- alld for 10 years a cabiixltlclaracvlogtgf 1:226 aind S;;aYt,l::t; l:::glOn:iIn;tI:glr1!uliPl;f&: 5 rtillnemlirljoistgiifgggxgvaspleiigeogptge ' r t v v y . . . i . . ..o e ins er l r s " - v Pfflclency and Obedmncg to the law hdslbe dalry productlon but me fun effect of wnewondem" lmuClaVlgllJ:k:ll7ltehc Rtcldlrzll lllslillilde it statutory - proclaiming 3. more expensive business, for the iond ofnthet Tirr;&s'.hwas ”tll1rehbt1aauty i " ' ' all gni y o 9 Eng s ang-

speaker will have to consider not

been taken the main thinc: that remains . , , , V , . A H V l l , , .. lie (1 l l d l d ,l l l '1 Q7 The dmw Or. Mama” Wmlsllt ll a development on the Island econom) it in smx A luallomil. iolnlcil lFadPlPaVlr:S"ll0Fi'.PiiliPn s;ililela.Lse.mz:)iIil:ib:lr Cggqmmnwilgtlhegx only his Emmy to weak hm m "M" M smkm by "me who mm L: Com Edi I H D tlh I H lshlluld ht” far b('.V0”d ih3i- Ml Sm M" ;lS:1Ch1S:n:ppbOnl'( ..-rm, 1m.n,d.blCimllom talent for acting. He may need not it enough in preserve its beauty - ,' ' er e ow s'"'- ' ' .. . i i it ,b t . .11 cl di it i ii i

ghmxs Congldpratlon Y”. 1e 0 ' ' I . . " 5”"-CNli"1”' me mm”-in H" C”mdmn'" l Tm" hpv 1! mulled to 8 sh”. l)r'lmdr:maaptl::.hAtrtlfhlgsuarf ixlnlig. :2neralPlz:n.'l, lllllhlv g;l::ll)le,onwhg makes a Vita"-V lmpmtam mmnhlmnn mt As of today some of the financial risk medium of your column in cmi- The Manitoba IPllHi0T. 'iiVh'fi:i the (;il'9tl'lli'(.1 But the forrlkmijryl the candida” of Kmume but ml mm” know hemm "Pm 10 M de- tbc. Safety 01' E-VPil.V'0i”i9 iiifiiifliiiil iiiiiisflit i ' ' ' - v ' W''””''' ”" F” E l- H””"'”:” S”' ””ke”7'l” K” ””””'”"d " 6 .'."m .-m.- "'1 I t articulate abillt.V may Rive way to lihi-.ratci.V cultivatins Fl. ii1nPD.V

K - - : p ---4 .Of fishing is no longel unal 0idabl9. LOSSQS Clfly for the commendable Job of upper chamber in 1945. has wllt- leafs ealllcl. It began in he the Smooth and polished actor. manner M, sW,Mh'aMHhPy wamm

":”” Tl im a review of ports of the ZHutchl- days of Macdonalrl and the goal

ithere will always be but fishermen can at

establishing a museum in the Y.

the International

would have been reached ultimate-

Perhaps Parliament will tend to he

show what l'c;:ulal' fellows they are

- - - - M. C. A. b ildl d " til - b it 1' ' ' . weather tany rate avoid Cltlpplmg losses by taking mer ll10l'ltl'l.lSl. lillghe uexdxdrgmoills stlilldk ?l(gi1ll'nz:lf quaorxterly -publication oflly whetlicr or not Mackenzie King ggigeyyRiggggiagingolgziipaggbfg :;:1J3:ll;(g':fl1,E::e,,ni1I:'t:E At B I h "? ladvantage of the insurance offered by the of C0ll8C1i.l.l'lf)lal1lld catalogting; the the c..n.mif.;ni Institute of Inter-iiiiis Prime Mlnisfer; whether mm Wu, ,,,,,,5,,,,, pm, ,.o,m.m,,,,,,' and mpplly mughm rg ton, En land the Internatioilali r v many V3” 9 ems mus '5 Very nimomil A 5 W , , gress. remains to be seen.-Toronto any coml.illlnt.loll like "going to." g ' lrederal Gm emmemt difficult with the added handicap senator cl-ei-ar suggests that Senator Crclar writes that Mac- Telegram. ”,!.nronm Saturday Night.

Civil Aviation Organization is

meeting this month of the fourteen nations.

calling

3 .

which, since 1948, have maintained twenty- four weather ships in the North Atlantic.

l O 9 O

E It seems that Premier W. A. C. Ben- lnett and his successful Social Credit Party

of not having a permanent build- ing. Rather than have to dis- perse the collection in the Fall, it should be possible to put them on display in glass showcases, lo- caied in the Provincial Building

MacKcnzie King. Who dim limfei years ago. was not a statesman ml the sense that Sir John A. Mac-l donald. Sir Wilfred Laurlcr. Sui Robert Borden and Rt. Hon. Ar-

Kenzle King. fearing complication in a war, "virtually took Canada out of the League of Nations and at a time when Cailadals voice should have been strong for the

lwhole concept of collective secur-

PROFESSIONAL

CARDS

- ., i will change or drop altogether the alterna- thur Meighell were statesmen. . H The purpose Of the conference is to al :1, V t. t It .Q or those Foo. an amateur archaeological The n,cm.dgbreakmg Libcmlrly. V Mafhesoni Peake & Chas. R. Mcguuid range 10 carry on llils S9l'Vl('f? for a fLll'illCi' we lo mg 5.V5 9171-. 1- On? group nilght. be formed .lil con- lmd” was ”an extraordinarily. Yet. "Europe slithered into war Nicholson BA period of Vears. 'llllllgS that appear Just and reasonable oni.ulnc'U0n with "'9 ”i5ml'”fl1 5” skilfui political manager" butlwhlcll led to consequences for tie l Mkmsnm Smwnon i . 1 . b t t l, - d dlfflcull 9”” C”"5i5””3 ”I,'”C””5' 5”” ”even here the goddess elf lucklworld of wlllch no man today can ii. w, surnuzson, q.c. NOTARY Em v These ilV9myrf0UT' Ships 31'? based 3” t papa u are 09 cum elsome an dm"' and mh" m””5”d 9"" smiled upon him," Senator Crernr'sce the This was not states- A. ll. PEAKE. B.A.. Ll..n Eumm Trulg Buumu Eur t h- fl G k 1 H0 use satlsfactgrlly. sons, that could explore possible Wm” mamlllp, JOHN P. Nl(.H0l.t-EON. LLB. opean por Si C 19 y reenoc ' Scot andl Indian Ind early Sememem H - - - Opportunism. he writes, is a com- Barristers. Etc. Cl1ABi.0'l'TET()WN althou h some are from the n l - n 0 0 around: with the ho e of unearth- . - v r . mile of litlcal Collections - Money To Loan l.l,,,,,, , g or er" Von D Flom his long polliical associa mon characte D0 111

mg va luzible information.

tion with Mackcllzie King Senatorf

parties. and "in this field Mr.

175 Grafton Street

Hrfemal ports Oljgina”-Vi the-V Wetrp C0m'l lVilli Pi iJ'.l"ciiil Of U5.UU0 ril0m iii? ws K-1 Those advocating a museum lcmm. Wm” mat he bcncvps hlsvlx-mg WM ,1 skllllul pe1'fo1'nlE1'." lie gg 0 ,,."g"!:g1gig A rillssioiled to provide rescue facilities forllgellogz lroundallon, me scotllsh Assocl. ll.11l'e(liEell iglglring tll:'.1liC0S1i. log1i- mm” mdeil, had tn sen” M misllwuld pun mbplls out .,l- mu Gaudef & Haszurd ” ii” m an” "' "l 5' i” sion" that developed ills inner'to will an election. J. 5. TCYIOF GILBERT A. GAUDET. n.s.. u..n

trans-Atlantic air flights as well as informa- atloll of young pal-me,-Si clubs is planning tlon about the. weather. But it is notable to expand the movement ln llle more out. that not once in five years have these par- lying parts of Scotland and ll, reel-ull

tlcular vessels been called upon to rescilelyollllgw members. the passengers or crew of an aircraft liljage of membel-shlp of

0

Previously the lowest Young Farmersl

Provincial Government Buildings, not merely as a Provincial Mus- eum. but as a National Museum. This building containing the Con- federation Room is the birthplace of our llalion and should be pre- served as sucll. Comparable to Ill-

coniidence and drove him to the success he achieved.

"For what purpose?" Senator Crerar asks. "Was the basic gov- erning principle the publlc good? That is illdeed doubtful. Rather it seems to me to have been the de-

”But when, in the public mind. polii.ica'l programs became associat- with the ability of leaders to pull rabbits out of hats. We are 89"-mi to be in rather a bad W3!"

. .

He refers to the incident in 1944'

OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined. Ginsu-s Fitted ' Corner Kent and Queen Sta. l

Office Phone I956-House loin :

S Bell. Muthieson 8:

Barristers and Solicitors Money to Loan Canadian Bank of Commerce Bids.

Mac Phee 8: Trainer

distress. . lclubs was 14; It is now being brought deperfdgme Hall in Phua-de1phla' termination to restore and bring when the late lion. J. L. Ralstoll, "s E M3"P"1'-'3. 3-A-. Q-C- Tlw Ships Mich i'a1T3' 1 C0ml)l9m9”t 0A down i0 12. lnuiglloltefffll, pca.,r.l.1lC..l.ll1,?..',1'Zl.,,'," to a pinnacle the prestige of thcltheri Prime Minister. left the King Foster E. S(l.lIFrl,tnl.ElD TRAINOB. ILA.

flllwlllme men, The r 5 l . . v -i .v . -' ' , f.miiy n me." cabinet over differences with ills rr stern. and ' 5 pend lmmy Sm eh . S . be msmmed them” as a menu 1S:-unto: Crerar describes Mar-llcader on the conscription issue. nu.-l-isle”, oliglion, pm;

days ll 593 and fifteen iii POW and liiii.V! The proposal of the chairman of the

nlcnt to the growth of Canada. The cost would be nlore than

i

kenzie King as "utterly, rutlllessfl

"His treatment of Ralston. Mid

who he thought

B. E. BELL. Q.(l.

Palmer & Hoslam

are scattered over the North Atlantic tolpolalo Marketln ' th P. -' c and this ruthlessness "by no also of others I o. n. FOSTER LLIL . v g Board that a potato pool e iuuncial Government could ' y , l H d limb . - form a grid. They Send weathm. reportsi he get up on me lines of the Wheat PO01 lite) expectgd to Silsftaltlg by lltsclfl, ;”?c951pr(l)Hlkl:lIH.l,i Iiarliytarivlsg log cl: 1l:41li.l'lngl)rl:l:' itutllgdulnmlligswigray. one n 5 Loans o:r::rLl;"::ld Farm A, J, nBASliA(lii, I:.&., LL13, , , l . l ' f . waver, ecausc n e na lona .- r , M ' T ' l ilrrs cr. . . to Eulopean ucathei stations and llflllrtwm appeal 10 farmers who recewed me ,:1l;..ll;lc:..c.? Cm sum ,, mwum, merit. Willi tlle'H.utc'luson book. nmHen11wil;eV1:pr::::!ir;g1lisg'ctElgltwsg: E Bnnkuof lN:'PlVi': Scutia Chambers v - i g ,. ,, iceera l'lI1.i..l ldbe . , . . ,.,.. I la, r,l'.iiI.l.

tilr::iVn;:l::1qa”:))'E0;”LO:gEt lglll P11”-9 rat tilhe Clnd 0r the. 93:; Scdrsont lllldlllcffl to i'f'ilrli'l)lil1l'S1Bpnillt:"l:lOViil- HEM Ill? dcscrilhcs "lll7ld;i'lllatilC-g honest praise and fulsome flat-) -rn---mm"-'-? iil0l:'Eolfm'lil') LOAN

, - - lle comp lca lon lowever, ls my poor ca Gnvcrnlnent allfliclenulv in utchlnsonlii inn nz 0 i cry. 3 0 C "-T”'m-m-- of 50.000 feet. ke I ualmesiof Onto” wheat can constl-uct a new Provincial Build- episode in 1926 when the then -And so. toward the end of his .rederIc A. Large. O.C.l A. wunhen Gouda.

, , I 9p "3 Q p ” t ' ing, housing the necessary offices Governor General. Lord Byng, l'P.- career there was much silly talk 3."-me.-, sollcnm, Not", . EUTOD9 8nd NOTH1 Amflrica 1” llariicu” be and frequently is held over from year assembly roams. etc. 1 lim sure: fused to grant Mackenzie King dis- over the length of his years uas Royal rallikuol Canada Building I.L.B. lar benefit from this service in 0l)t;lirllnrv . - - -- .- everyone working in the present solution of Parliament and called Prime Minister, and the man is C aro etmvn. P. E. . "ARMS-rER' soucrrunl M. l ”i to -Vomi an Impossibility vllth potatoex building will endorse this sug- on Mcighen to form n. government and weeks and days required to Loans on City and Farm Phunm Junmng "'

nlore accurate weather forecasts.

Mineral Hunt In Newfoundland

Guy dc Maupassant, French novelist. and l poet, died this date 1893. He fought in the

gestion.

Canada then would have a lla- tionai show window. the Island would line a tremendous tourist nizlnetlcll and the Provincial Gov-

when the Liberals were in troulllc over revelations of scandals in the customs department. '

Mackenzie King should have

granted dissolution. Senator Cre-

surpass any other occupant of that high office in the history of the

Commonwealth." .....s.-:-

Properties

B.A.. LLB.

M. Albon Former. 0.6.:

lll Grafton Street Collection

McGuigon

Money in iioan

. . . BARIISTICR. SOLICITOB. ms. The greatest. mineral hunt in the lli.s'iOilVl Francmcorman war m the Mlmstry Oflcmmfmt Mum 1”". ””" ”.”' ””' l"”9-iv ””'- '"'l""W'P55 B-V"K Barrister uni Solicitor I N01-Any. me, V . l - iv! 1,19 H H 0 lndel. the innw qu.iil. .1:l:i cnnvrlllent working was constitutionally right ill not -. gull, cl comma," , , of iNewfoundlaild is now taking place in all . t " H ' 9 "'3 -V ame i simcv. Ei'cr.vmie would di-rive granting it. Charlottetown -... .-. ”E""Li,;3lm."" - - . . .- . . v.sence of Flaubert and as ii novelist was the some benefit from this laroiect. A 'r . x t . w s tunate ' M to L0 " S D8115 0f Hie Diovlnce. lepoits the St. Johns. 1 am. Sir. etc., for aigirrfg. 31:1 ogcnator one: an H. J. Mubam RIO

Evening Telgraml Teams 0f Smwy andl last of the naturalists. He was a master

l iCrerilr's opinion. If he had

1 !

?oe&f&maz

, l f th ,- ,-d d t , d t- f INTERESTED CITIZEN me" Optonleirlst lirospectlnil Parties from Brinco and Nalcoi 0 9 V”' a" accura 5 mm” "C ion 0 ass. as t!i'miii'd di3501u”0" "9 WW” "ll" Gordan E Macmillan l V ll - . life which he himself had observed with a lost the election because the issue FKOM Arrang-rnouanr ' ' "0IiiR21lP. 1'. ll. I

as we as units flom the Department of. J ,,.,,,,ld ll”, lmn me customs BA LL 3

Mines and Resources are combing old and3 wonderful 'me"s"y' ms Mylo 15 S'mpk"l scandal-K Ah. God! the petty fools of rhyme. ' " ' " "hm" 3"

' l but most 0f1'9CtiV9- He PUb1iSiiPd 11 1813?” He was "fined Mid Mt Meikimi That sh lek and sweat in pigmy BABRISTER. souorroa. Elm. new mineral gm-mndsy checking survey r-mi number of collections of short stories (And r. r.. 1.: """"d A ""'""”"i i"""""1"il warts 154 Prince st. - Charlottetown D... w R Carson ports made previously and looking over dls-- ' i ” and the nubsequentmelcxction iwns Balm, me ,.lm,y 1”, ol Tlmh plmlm 4-,.) (Hm-on-MOTOR - - - 'Tr- (, hr, tl, ii. na ssue - - -e--:-----m-m- ' calrded mmes' It is one phase m the de' . . . . rtallsged b(ynByl:zl:0l):fusaloto accept And lookd at by the anmttstu" J. A. ca",u"'ers' R-O. ClI;i:xI:lleJf Graduate ve opment ro ram stimulated in an elf '1. ' v i WWW” LANDS r r h i i it . That hate each other for a song. ' 0TTF-TOWN P 8 01 l The family allowance question has been limp :'tIll1ee acclvgtcgmo !tmendl;l'1Amewellrl.n smerrt And do mm mm be" to mm m mm g::,;3nm.l,ms,:;MM mg ma! Gm 201 Pm” S.