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DR. W. L. MICDONALD will be absent from the Prince Edward Island Hospital and the Charlotte- town Hospital until about. May ldtli. Exact date will be rin- nounced.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. coffin. Fortune, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Thelma Mary. to Ken- neth Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Clements. Montague. Marriage will lukc place in June.

SUPREME COURT -The doc- ket was disposed of and the Supreme Court here adjourned sine die yesterday. Mr. Justice M. R. MaoGuigan presiding. The appeal of Forest Stewart 'MaoDoriald from a conviction

under the Excise Act was ad- journed until the June sittin-gs at request of counsel. Judgment was"given allowing the appeal of George C. Shepherd quashing a conviction under the Excise Act and setting asldesthr'penalty"of 9500 fine or six months imprison- ment. The case concerned a quantity of spirits taken by the appellant from a snowibsnk. Mr. J. A. MacDonald. K.C.. represent- ed both appellants. Mr. J. P.

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May Day. 1951. This Workers' Day. though not orklnally estab- lished by Communism. has come to be almost exclusively monopol- ized by it. While the demonatrr tions this year in Communist con- trolled countries have doubtless pzoved satisfactofy to the rulers of the Kremlin. such success is hardly significant. Free peoples everywherek including free work- ingmen. are gen lly discounting the blatant claims of the "People's Democracies." Free worklngmen have become quite well aware that the 'spuntaneous" demonatrstiom of their fellow-workers -behind Iron Curtains are in reality ecsse of demonstrate-or elsei

DB. CAMPBELL will be absent from the Polyclinic untu May 17th.

BUMIVIIAGE SALE - Saturday. May 12th. at 3 o'clock. st. Peter's Cathedral liall. -

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ELDON UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA. - Rev. John MacKay will hold a service followed by a congregational meeting in the Church at Eldon on Saturday. May 12th at 8 P. M. Everybody welcome and urged to ntiend to make plans for further services.

LODGE MEETING -Gulf Gar- den Lodgo No. 952. Ladies Aux- iliary lo Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen held their April meet- ing in Lod-go Room, Mrs. Laur- ctta Doyle presided. Final plans were made for card party to be held the following Wednesday. Mrs. Christine Court was ap- pointed convcner of committee. Mrs. Rulby Lynds reported for sick committee. A delicious lunch and social hour followed the business meeting.

CITY POLICE COUIIT-At. the Stlpendiary Magistrate's Court yesterday. four men charged with being drunk and disorderly appeared. One was senlenced'to 30 days in jail. two were each fined S20 and costs or 20 days and one was remanded until May 9th. Se-veri men all charged with being drunk and incapable also apipeai-cd. One was sentenced to 20 days in jail. another fined :20 and costs or 20 days in jail. three fined S10 and- costs or 10 days each. one 85 and costs or 10 days and the seventh was re- manded until May ilth. A man charged with vagrancy was sen- tenced to 2) days in jail.

GULF GARDEN LODGE SPONSORS BIlIDGB- Recently Gulf Garden Lodge sponsored a card party in Lodge Room. Thir- teen tables were in play with prizes awarded to the following:

second. Mrs. Larter: men's first, Mr. Farquharson: men's second. Mr. Arbing: ladics' consolation. Mrs. Clarence Walker; men's consolation. Mr. C l a r e n c e Walker: freeuout. Mrs. Worth and Mr. Hughes. Mrs.

tee served delicious refreshments. Proceeds of this card party will be used for general work of the Lodge. .

Personals

Campibell. P.E.i. the weck-crid in Nine Mile Creek." the uests of Mr. and Mrs. John A. oNeili. I

Misses Kay Campbell and Mabel Graves. P.E.I. Hospital. spent a few days in Desable at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell.

Mrs. Alfredo Landry oi Wal- tham. Mass. leaves for her home, today. having been on the Is- land for the funeral of her fa-

ther. Mr. Alfred Ferguson of Dunetatlfnage. . Mr. Floyd Ferguson returned

to Wnltham. Ma.-..s...last Friday. having been called by the death of his father, Mr. Alfred Fer- guson of Duriataffnage.

Mr. and Mrs. John 3. Andrew. Charlottetown. have r e t. u r is e d home by plane from spending a pleasant winter in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew also stopped off in New York and Boston. Al- though leaving the beautiful cli- mate in the South. they are pleas- to return among their many friends on Prince Edward Island.

(THE GUARDIAN.

A Thoughts For Our Time '

By His Eminence Cardinal M:Guigon 4 (Copyright) '

The truly mu ""'dW"ld”n5li. nu::bnelsut(.llstuttuiiiei out 1" c”mm"mW'lNPlfI,d dom- onstrations in non-Communist eclouilitries. Free workers have eith. m Jet interest in such demon-

! cm or nctuguy en'.'e in Int! - Communist demonstrations. Icll these countries anti-Christian cmmunism is losing its appeal for the working classes Why?

500111 lhiustices have always been the reason for the ability of Communism to win the suppo.-i, and allegiance of the working closes. Now social injustices have M" r 1? disappeared from non-Communist countries. Indeed since there will always be simian among men. social injustices will never completely disappear from the face of the earth. Neverthe. less free workers no longer rally to the call for the Workers of the World to unite under the banners of Communism. The facts have Riven the lie to the promise that, ”The Proletarlana have nothing to lose but their chains," (Program of the Communist International, N-Y-. 1930. ll 85). Enslavement to the Kremlin, or facsimiles thereof. enforced by monstrous secret pg. litical police organizations can hardly be described as a loss 2or chains.

Time was when oppressed warb- era might be led to believe that Christianity was responsible for social injustice. But that time, if M0 entirely plat. is fast running out. And anti-Christian Commun- ists are to a considerable extent responsible. Free workers no long- er confuse thedoctrines of Chris- tianity with the unchriatlan con- duct of Christian sinners or un- christian conditions in nominally Christian countries. The failure of Christians to live up to Christian- ity is no longer looked upon as a

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Christine ' Court. convener and her commit-ionly remedy for inhuman condit.

failure of Christianity.

Men of good will will always thirst alter justice, and the work- . inc class will always have at least

its proportionate share of such

men. They are no longer deceived -by the anti-Christian propagancln ' of Communism. . Such propaganda had some de- igree of plausillity when directed against the unjust conduct of only too many Christians or unjust so- lcial and economic conditions in i”Christisn" countries. It becomes patently absurd when it tries to justify. for example, the arrest of the Canadian nuns in Red China. What intelligent man, realizing that such a group of women have sacrificed all opportunity for rtorldly gain or success by enter- ing II religious congregation. and have further sacrificed even the modest security of a convent in their own native land in order to minister to the welfare. temporal as well as spiritual. of a foreign people. can stomach the allege-.1 crimes against those very people among whom they went about do- .ing good?

That is. of course. but one of the many concrete incidents that have convinced free workers that

'they can no longer put their trust

in an anti-Christinn Communism.

But to perceive the vicious char- acter of anti-Christian Commun- ism is not thereby to grasp the

lens in ii. nominally Christian Western World. For that it is necessary to grasp at least two basic facts.

First: For too long has the west- ern world suffered from the sepa- ration of religion from life.

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man is possible only in the next life. the good human life on earth involves not only material welfare but above all spiritual welfare. moral as well as intellectual. nut in the progressive secularization of a once Christian western world. man's attention has been ever, more exclusively directed to merc-

'ly material welfare and progress.

to the neglect of morality and re- ligion. But Christ. the Incarnate Word of God.hsa warnpd us: "Not in bread alone doth man live. but in every word that procecdeth from the mouth of God" (Matt. IV. 4), and again: "Seek yo first the kingdom of God and His just- ice; and all these things shall he added onto you". tLuko XII. fill.

May God grant the workers who are t.oday.apurning the spurious solutions of anti-Christisn Com- munism the light to grasp and the grace to live this fundamental Christian truth.

Secondly: For too long has the economic activity in the western world been dominated by green. For the basic principle that has governed and is governing that activity is the lie that the coni- mon good is aerved best by the purault of purely selfish self-in- terest. In the days of rugged in-

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.... " this meant every man for himself. It was bound to lead and historically did lead to the inhuman division of society into privileged and under-privileged classes. And it has led to the breakup of society into a multi-

'tude of warring groups. all striv-

ing to promote the selfish inter- ests of their own particular group. The vc notion of a common good w ch all groups must pur- sue in a Christian spirit of co- operation and brotherly love has "gone west". The law of the jun-

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relations of individual to individ- ual now governs those of group to group. If thatrlaw continues to operate it can only end in sheer anarchy or in the tyranny of one group over all others. that group. namely, that succeeds in getting control of the state. And such a group will impose "order" and perpetuate that "order" only by the methods of the Kremlin.

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a Christian and fraternal co-oper- ntion of all groups in the pursuit pf the common good. May God grant that Christian workers. on whom so much depends today. may take the lead in this work of christian justice and charity.

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In loving memory of Harold A. Jenkins. who passed away on May 8th, 1950.

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God called him home. it was His will.

But in our heart: he llveth still.

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In loving memory of a dear wife and mother. Mrs. I. J. Horne. who passed away May 5th. 1946.

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