Tl-ill GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN Per Arliua Ad Astra

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THE GUARDIAN

JUNE 9, 1951

"larger number of immigrants annually than is Canada. The fact that Australia is a member of the sterling area makes it pos- sible for emigrants from the United King- dom to take their capital to Australia, whereas emigrants from the United King- dom to Canada can only bring small amounts of capital. Therefore it is recom- mended that if the Government of Canada continues to be unsuccessful in persuading the United Kingdom to release emigrants' capital, then our Government might well consider extending loans against the secur- ity of emigrants' bank deposits or other as- sets in the United Kingdom.

It is the contention of the Canadian Manufacturers Association that Canada cali support a minimum population of fifty mil- lions at a higher standard of living than the people of this country presently enjoy. "The present", Mr. Holding argues, ”may be clouded but it will pass. Let us, then, look to the future of our country. No other country has a future so good and so grea . '

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CIRCULATION

Total City Zons..... Retail Trading Zone. All Others . Total Net Paid Editor and Managing Director. J. It. Burnett Associate Editor, Frank Walker

Wo are sad to read of the fnil- iayed the Iroquois that th uro of the English schoolmaster! doned their propoggd who has been trying to persuade, Montreal. This was in E1 the soviet authorities to allow. 18 years after Maisoniie 660' ”hl.v him to take is double-decker led the city. The "L0,, We mumle busload to schoolboys on a tour of Dollard's (lay lies at if &3llll." of Russia. What treasures of import- ngpldg. mm, the mug "3 ('x"mllll ant information they might havcl ion on the north shol-so M Cam” brought back-not silly stuff like - mm, d;,,,c,,,, ,,,,,,Os,,e” gl lhe Ot- ilgures about armament produc-' tune on the south mo 0”" For- tion and collective farms, butj the boundary between 070 Just on really important things like what; Quebec. The” tn "lllllo and Russian boys carry in their pock-: Swumlowmg water e tumbling, cts and how they choose sides in; W, an, 3" but 1; ill the om. a game. What's the matter with dians and traders alffsshhlc. In- those Coinmies. preventing ll dws mmaged then. me! in-the old good-will tour like that? Weren't was mere that D0”nrd”95- Hlld it they ever boys themselves? Per- cnmg mum" skm ' llllll un- liaps that's the trouble.-(Chris-l men to check! th . placed his than science Monitor.) I of the Iroquois :(:n(tm::il5'ull-isliult

slructloll of Ville Marie. Till: 1-Se. toric Sites and Monuments no”:

93' llliall . ttack on

"The Strongest Memory is Weaker Than the Weakest Ink".

CHARLO'l'TETOWN. SATURDAY, JUNE 9, I951

Running short or Taxpayers

I-'.r'.'?. PUJPDVN

'()nc problem which has received scan-L consideration at Ottawa in connection with the extension of old age pensions is dis- cussed in the current issue of the Financial Post. That is the fact that in highly de- veloped western countries and especially on this continent people are living longer and the problem of supporting them after rc- tiremcnt is getting bigger and bigger. To add to the difficulty is the fact that the working population, which supplies the grcat bulk of the taxes for any government pension scheme, is not increasing at any- thing like the rate of the older people.

In a recent address Ralph E. Foster, Toronto insurance man, pointed out that 25 years ago there were 20 younger persons Bisley team which is due to sail from Que- for every individual over 65, whereas today bec on Wednesday. g there are only 12. ”In 1975", said Mr. , , ,,

Foster, ”assuming the plesent trend, there

The British Colonial Office re-: ported that inflation, along with

its attendant evils, has hit the! 0! Catxmd: 3:5 duly plwed ll mon- Gusli tribe in East Africa. lseiorcl E32: '13 et me M D0lllll'd's the war is man could get a top-l on me mil biodgl; hull: llhltllers grade bride my making a gift to1 Mammal and gcmagnmlys lmlweell her father of six cows. one bull, or it. on the norm ;1:r:0ul1l':ll;ltllIig

and 10 goats. By i948 young mm mm” Eh Luchute, tribcsmen were complaining thatl mum to the north of tho5el;f::l

they had to pay 16 cows, one bull

and up to 20 goals for the samcl ::::::,n!;)';otl1tf!llsl);'k';::l gm” lllfle is quality of bride. The Gusii tribal no is at the Lon S ii:VCllCl. that council resorted to price control, be- as" djgd all . rllls can mlllns the price back to the pre- m em OY Ignite fa. At least half war figure. But now the British 31 fdllsc rad c betwecll Mont. Colonial Office learns that Gusii Till artlh an;-lash capital moves fathers with especially desirable lfmlll 1” 51”” 5 0" 01 the Ot- daughtcrs are demanding ”under- - flwm " '” 3”” "hl'0"l-'-ll Polnt the-counter" payments in addition j.F”'l"ll0- "ll; them Just h.v the to the fixed price of six cows. one m"”:3hta'l”,:,hl:3';eml:;lal:,l;llli::g Slloullg

- - - cou

bull. l0 oats.-(Now York Her-

.” -rmmsml) halt, look across the tumbling 1-5. plds of the Long sault, and mm

to their minds the story of one of

Here are the regulations of the Canada's greatest and most lira.

Republic of Illda regarding liquor: matlc monlcllts.- (Montreal Dailv

No alcoholic drinks served at state I Star.) .

EDITORIAL N01 ES

Tomorrow is the third Sunday after Trinity.

The good wishes of all Islanders will go with our representatives on the Canadian

the United

The Reindeer Council of

"1" be.”ig”t lIO””g" l)”S””Sl Tile taxi Kingdom has decided to proceed witll the 5 g . up , 0 31-;l;g;0n;-cceflggdlgglhogndfglyfggggi palyers 1" 11"? elght yoLmger.pers0n” group experiment of importing reindeer into .'..'NEQ Cl i E ” ” ,- 'N B k 0 ”"'”""""l""""""l"l-"'1-V'l-'l-"V-1-'lu newspapers. Elimination of allv ' Will be Cflllrylllg the load of mterest on the Scotland . Old Charlottetown ll ew 00 '1 Canada 5 " drinking scenes from motion pic-l

t. l debt, and carr 'n too the cost :2; vs my ' - tures. Serving liquor on all dill- m-i Iona , u 3? ,gl ' . . " ' ' ' Like the Walrus in Lewis Cur- "18 53” (ll l-Tllllls lllld lll ll9ll'05llr of ovcrnmellt admlnlsilation social serv . . . K (And I'- ll-'- 1-) h ,.,,u- I m

g . t ' This is All-force Day and therefore, on 5 hm 111' rhyme. the Bank of merit rooms of railways banned.

' AVJHMHK '-5

Tho Lord is good unto them that wait for him, to the soul that seeketh him. It is good that n all

Montreal has decided that the time has come to speak of many things. Things like titanium-the new wonder metal; like Canadian llfe- "Om Working conditions to

The official direction that diplo- matlc representatives abroad sub- stitute fruit juices for cocktails at official functions. Provincial

ices, defense costs, etc." One does not need to be more than an ordinary taxpayer. comments the Post, to

the Island, Summerside's day. One and all, however, should become as familiar as pos- sible with the work being done by the R.

EARLY ITI.-Q-U-OR LAVV

Under an Act. regulating liquor licenses passed by the Legislature

. - . . - w ' . 'n 55 the , , , , , , h in pom ). ,1 H, cc-operntioll nlld constructive pol-

lcahze Ml” lw are faismg ID C? .d 1 C. A. P. and voluntary air associations in in 9830. tavern lgevpors we-rb pro- music; like the new pipeline that l1y1utlviI'ltollol' the sol?-gglohn ofqutho lcles 0! slnlr l-rnhlbitinnm The

younger people of today suddeny CC! C 0 this Province. - ljllblled from llwlnstllnlybartlflccr. brings Western oil over 1,000 Lol-d. party rule that "No person who

raise a dozen children, instead of the pre- , , , ol3j:;leY:;”';h f"l:",; ” ”,l"?,' ”5 lhlle-8 to the St. Lawrence wB.ter- carries on trade in liquor or lsl -,.............la...-.o.oi......ao...un- P 3 " 9 em? W a"- WW8 System: and many other dustrial. scientific and cultural addicted to dflnk Shall be ellslhle'

wages in rum or other distilled spirituous liquor, or setting off or deducting any wages due for the purchase or consumption of such liquor. This regulation. however.

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PIIOIIE

sent less-than-two, we are going to be ' running far too short of taxpayers a gell- vration hence for our old people to have

things of importance tocansdians and of interest to people consid. cring business with Canada.

These developments are discuss-

for election as it congress dele- gate."-(Owcn Solllld Still-Tilnesil

advancement-a country of almost unlimited resources and a rapidly cxpandlng industrial output.

This extremely readable

Tile Board of Transport Commission- ers has completed its hearings here too soon, unfortunately, to take advantage of

story

problems incorporated in the official re- cords of the Board.

Dollard cles Ormcnux who, with a

widely acknowledged cl as mee n8 a handful of youths as grlllallt as

employed by tllcnl in the fishing definite need for a concise, popu-

quantitics of

mat is tasteful, and the booklets dimensions permit easy

an ho e of living off the government. . .. d . d p g . , ed by the 13 of M in its new of Canad is illut ted b F” l”'''''" "" "'” hlllhl”-W . Mcie "Em ever it is necessary for those Mr. Donald Gordon's forthcoming visit to fiohlfgcbeoiolmrsggcgglOgmlelnmlg edmm of ucmada Todays just wcmchofen phoiggapmy between Montreal and Otflrwnl Allison M. Glllls,

. I y . . f t 1 V9 and have the C. prgswlents v1euv5 on our persons -:1-rum supplying (he fish, 0” l-he DTESS. Previous editions of odd greatly to the overall appeal ever Ewe 3 thought 10- one 01 "ml Wll0 Wlsll to letlre 1" Com or 0 Sa crmcn who are or may he acmally this 100-page booklet have been of the booklet. The general fol-- greatest M an Camwmnsl Adami I-L...

plan it for themselves.

business with such

m.,.ymg BARRISTEl;.lcSOLICl'l'0ll.

p W V. . . . rum or other liquors during the lar outline of Canada and us gn the Henge pocket hiniself,gavc his life for the future . - fishing season as may really and resources. Many thousands or copies have of Canada. This was the man ,

. n ., ,, ilio ill hm d st. . om -.

Tlllltli 086” In favour of Parking meters, wlllch be- ::lll1l,;Vti,lllll:el;l9C'f15c5h'nl'e cfniscifleltlo llgollllfrlly to sell beend dlsdttrllbuted throughout the Wll;0- zllslgllee h3:t0lm7;l-I::;;"egn3,l;. C rolrono soo mm jg, - . ., , . I - - , egn bui essme w , l 1) to th . o P

' , gm taking thell toll today, them is the in such Cflses was not specified. considering operations ill thix; erixl kngulleggeggachnada lg gfii l"ld- lll 3 llmlllllged bllme- 50 de'l rlhe l'9C9lll3 Tcllort ml delllal Condllions fact that they will at least provide a never- noIxl&)tht6;1ratSel;:::Lllch Oilncolxlsveeme-gig country. this digest-sized publlca- cign countries. Each year at the

lion gives a. clear, accurate pic- ture of Canada as it is. Although it also aims at attracting settlers and tourists to this country, there is nothing of the highly-colored lpnsuage of tourism in its pages. 'Csnada Today" sticks strictly to

Canadian International T r a d e Fair, visitors from abroad are pro- vided with this valuablc intro- duction to Canada and its po- tentialities. In addition, the B of M's correspondent banks across

in this Province is valuable but far from reassuring. Prepared by Dr. B. J. O'Meara, Director of the Division of Dental Public Health of P. E. I., it is based on the exam- ination of 2,000 rural and 3,500 urban

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Bell. Muihieson 8- FREDERIC A. LARGE. Foster K. C.

failing excuse for breaking up too long con- versations. One can always plead the need to put another penny in.

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and loss of property has liercto- fore been sustalncd by travellers with slelghs, carloles, carts, and other carriages, from pigs, sheep. cattle. and other animals running at large about houses of enter-

. . . - - . th lbe k i l whom Children George bicphellson, the inventor of the :f,l":',l1f,';t'.'.cvf,::m;l::';f,? weegffglda the facts of the case., Neverthg- we .E;I,,,.. 13:06 .,f33,22.,",,'2I'”,”,,E Barristers, Solicitors. etc. Bzlrrlstcr, Solicitor, Notary 0 locomotive, was born this date 1781. He Tavern or Inn in the country 1855' because Gamd. really his mm in dung bmnes” Wllh 0”" R' R BEL” KC" Roynl(1l?aarYlt1(tt((:!to:llnalg.uEmllldml

Only seven per cent were foulld to be free fronl tooth decay or had all decayed teeth treated. Presumably considerably less than seven per cent have perfect

"the floods." the book does a first- Clf-BS selling Job for this country.

Canada Today" ranges over the length and breadth of the nation. It discusses the people, their ways of life, the country's resources,

D. L MATHIESON. LL.B.. K.C. G. R. FOSTER. LL.B. Loans on City and Farm Properties. l50 Richmond Street Charlottetown. P. E. I.

side. A number of Canadian Gov- ernment offlces abroad distribute it, while many schools in other countries now use it as a supple- mentary- text.

While the publication has only

shall have a place enclosed for the exclusion of all such animals. with swing-gates or bars for the free ingress and egress of all such sleighs, carloles, carts, and other carriages, belonging to the travel-

LOANS ON ClT! AND FARM PROPERTIES

Palmer 8: I-Ioslom A. J. HASLAM. B.A.. LLB.

became engine-wright at Killingworth col- li ry near Newcastle and in 1814 ran his first locomotive there. Simultaneously with Sir Humphrey Davy, and probably inde-

t('elh- ler who may have occasion to call cgngdgvg gxtemm rehuo

, , , ' . - t . . Ill. There ll llied dl I lb N I C Cl Bl"'l"9l'- E”-

Thls 1-mdmg cans for strenuous efforts pendently, he llwellted l-he 901119-FY Safety at such house for refreshment, on lg . minimum of gtamuml in- fuel? copgegsa-on 3d," .V::11::b1: Bank of Nova Scotia (Xlsmllcrl l3mP- ml" ill ””f”'”"3 l" ""y Wm" fofmillon. but where figures are to senior school grades studying Cl"l'l0"9W"'l- 9-5-1-

Cllus. R. McQuuid

to detect and remedy the causes of tooth decay amongst children even more than it

plaint on oath the sum of five shillings."

MONEY T0 LOAN

,g..g.:.,:.g:C:....-

cited they are the latest avail- able. Canada is shown to be is

' ' ' economic geography. and to num-

. - - - , , , , , . p A” H d t k ,3 erous convention delegates in 3, A. , . demands remedial treatment. The fact wlllll" ill? V9315 "0 lhllfll 51168 lll Ql-leg Obngedccjllf C;:Il's:'"Sig9:,l;:;fd;"e:o country which enjoys a high various parts of the countI'y.- Its J A MgGu'gqn that the rate of decay is higher in urban bell Wl" be Wlthout elecmcltyl of lh” 19 be affixed W" ll"-ill d”"5- ”' '” iflalggullillfg nvmgligng wmli: ll” mm Jon hW""' ls '” ""1" MRR:4?)rrE1iRlivs0l::loCrroR' BAR.RlST;:It souciron ru. - ' . . . g - r I-lllllrl u ons n- Canada abr d. ' " ' ' ' than rural areas among children over tell miilims Wted by the Quebec leg'.5l.”.".m' 11 r'l3omiu3l1leJ ol"3.'Z'lcl"”Q'5us53."wi3? " E;-sen-ug;;tEg3ll;lLnu NOTARY. arc.

is significant and is attributed to the great- ml "W5 haw been 5Pelll- EleCll'lllC3ll0ll 01 the name of the party so llcenwl- Phom ml BARRISTER. soi.lcl'roll

and the words Licensed Tavern-

cr consumption of sweetened food and drinks in the urban areas. Whether this is so and whether it is the actual cause of the high rate of decay should be further investigated. The mat- ter will certainly come in for more at- tention in connection with the dental con-

ventioli here later this month and it is to

rural areas is good news to members of the Quebec Women's Institutes whose surveys conducted among farm women listed lack of electricity the Number One bugbear.

The marriage of Bertha Hertogli, aged 13, to Manur Adabi, 22-year-old Malayan

keeper" painted thereon.

They were also obliged to keep at all times during the continuance of their license. "if in Charlotte- town, four good and sufficient beds for the accommodation of travellers, with good stalled Ita- bllng and necessary and whole- some provender for six horses. and if in the country. two such beds. and the like good stalled

voun possessions

The things you live with-your home, your business your "slock in trade"-are all subject to loss through accident or circumstanccs beyond your control,

CU BRIE BUILDING D...-

..mm.:.:..m..m....g. Gander & Huszord GILBERT A. GAUDET. B. A., LL. B

Barrister! and Solicitors Money to Louis

Canadian Bank of Commerce Bldg

.g....m.?:m:.a..

Dr. W. R. Carson

M. Alban Former l!.A., LLB. MONEY T0 LOAN Chnrlottetown, P. l:.i.

Joseph R. MocMilIon. LL.B.

teacher, at Singapore has been declared mm," . T

. . lz and provcnder for six For your own gem of H ' . Chiropractor ,

he hoped lllhl Dre-V'CllllV0 measl-W95 Wlll ll” null and void by the Court at Breda. The horses." 1 d M W you can be pm ted mu” y ”" ”""'m l'"" MW "" Palmer omlum '”"”':l:”g&:2''V;"r:?"' "' .' . ' . . . . I BC 8 . ” recommended and that they will be cal rled gm was gwen perm155)0n to many by her A(':I;hewelrl:e';i!:e p::lilt'lSu,I10l'QrtnVeril m mngligtnhorrurown PROM. 776

Phone 107'.

We will be glad of an opportunity to serve you. Money to Loan

and

out to as full an extent as possible. The keepc" '" Ch”1”"emwn' Collec.ll.n:l

Malayan foster-mother, who took charge of thirty shillings for those keeping

program of sodium fluoride treatments her when her parents became Wm. prison, slmu” embushmem in the coun. - which was llCC0hlly "0hlm9"l'-"1 Wlll ll” crs. When in England they heard of the inn Person! other the" "Val" Bf. J0lIlI E. st0l'Il8 J. S. tlwillll

keepers paid in license fee of two pounds ten shillings for the priv- liege of selling liquor by the

watched with llll0l'05l- marriage they appealed to the courts. 0-vwmmm

VETEIIINABY SURGEON E," enmlned. "nu. mud.

HYNDMAN & CO. LTD.

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quart, or more. and of fifteen g . Immlgratlnpjglgcy "ceded Tile Island's exports of potatoes and ;:lnl;l3f,:.lf;u;":;2":u:f,.mm l.....,.,..,. gm, m, Phone 129 238 Pownal St. 0l;::2':,h':::ll9:'sf;::';.5,,,';, other vegetables are receiving special at- cases they were prohibited from 0",” "0"" (pg

During the past year. a special com- mlttee of seventy members of the Calla- dlan Manui'acturcrs' Association from all

accepting "any Dawn 0? Pledge whatsoever by way of security for the payment of any sum or sums of money owing for rum or other

tention just now with the presence here of Col. G.. F. Clignan of the Plant Products Export Division, Department of Trade and

Ofilceli By Appointment

CIIABLOTTIJTOWN . somtsssms - Moiv-rsonn

Murlleson & Peolto

parts of Canada have studied immigration Commerce The first is who" a uestio distilled spirituous liquor." Annu "mm '1 t. A.W. MATH!-;s0N, I(.C. . - . n N thl s said in the Act . I 0!! the Provlnu and its problems, and the committee's re- y q of 1;30';',1muht'”bm and w,ne'wh,c,, A. Wultlien GdIIdIf. 5'"' ';'::f:.-EB-2.;-Lltm

of marketing, the second involves the chal- lenge of producing vegetables on the scale and of the quality for which this Province is naturally fitted.

LLB.

BARIIBTER. solilflrlloll. nu. Phillips Building ill Grafton Street Money to noon (' " '

IYIIOI J. Ellllll 0.0.

apparently were regarded as in- nocuous beveragel requlflhi "0 legislative control.

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Ayf

Collections - Money to IMII

all unit George sum Charlottetown

port has been approved by the executive and submitted to the Government for con- sideration. Detailed l'el'er'cnce to this fe- port was made at the recent annual meet- ing of the Association by President W. F. ' --

The U. S. A. Supreme Court has sus-

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COMPLETE

H”1di"g” . . . l- ' M . orroncralsr 3- A- CAR”-WHERS It is suggested that improved facilities tained the recently passed law dealing with l Wm ism lent street R. .

be Set llil lll the Ulllll”-fl Kingdom and Communism and its adherents. The act, ---- monhm 0PTOME'l'lllST Europe to screen the tremendous number passed in 1940, makes it a criminal offence "TURN ,0 ml "RM PHONE 2872

of applications from people who wish to to advocate or teach the overthrow of the Mqglihgg 8, Tfaingf

come to Canada. Steps should be taken to W9 Whil M” l"V'll'a "ml "Ml.

government by force or violence. Tile Red M 123 Kent Sires?

snnvica

Rome' I I u u . provide temporary accommodation for lm- leaders involved are Eugene Dennis, gen- And roads to. G.. onne and ::o.:':::::u7u;B: SA. mm ,, s.,,,,,,.,.. Agency) migrants who are not brought to Canada ex-a1 secretary of the U, 5. communist Slmlfllllhdv 5"". n p ' ' , , At last return again to our own , R . it -- under SP0CIllC Plans Of industries or ln- Party, and these other members of the so- land-

Charlottetown llnlllos Mansion Anibal-It . '

II. R. DOANE I O0. (llisrtsred Accountants us Great George street. Charlottetown Randolph W. Manning, 0. A.