Saturday. July 9, 1955 The Guardian Page 13

New Ferry Reports Trouble

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Serious Effort To Close Rift Between Pope, Peron

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aasrioua effnrtls underwayto cloeetbe riftbetween the Vatican andArgeI

erclici In N. s. Aysiery Death

t':;r.fa"in that deah pre- ile said liei-' death appeared to

those responsible for the expulsion. Ind bloody althmlill brief revoln-g

-- vio- . this. service betweu riylor met an unknown Ind have resulted from asphyxia 'and y lion in Arsentiu. . gnl death." Pllholollcll WW the eppelrancs would be compat- Th” d” M” the 8' "3" '50 VIHCIII I i-mllollncemelt of E”: Sam um mu” "m 5' N t was probably lbie to strangulation " the president may have started excommunlcation. published in L'- y l l" l” ''”h' l””'''' ' ”””y saw me at i II!!! The body was found in the ruins '0 I003 llnllll 0' "Ii 9lw!1"!IlIlll- Osservatare mentioned no names tmubh um d"9l””d ” M N kad before flames swell in g are I '39 "mm it "go. MP0”; on him Jun. 15 but vwemtwunu "M n dam; the vessel Biueaoee. Tram-t unoccullled gamma camp 0 camp 0 0 by nu Rom” gmwuc church, . Minister Marler annouosd 1&- . wu found. nearby Pembroke June 29. It was Included PEIOII Md members of lllicll her 19. u-om we med . d N” u um d The Pontlfrs brief message to M. govemmem dale . The jury said the W-' by M: T M will; hd been mm Peron was in Spanish. He said he i The Blue-nose. bmlt lolntlv huh. ilondvs death waisqo riaecommen mm 1:; Pembmh mm. In” npuyed that God would mumme U federal and Nova Booth govern- ..... .. ---- move your em -0 um we -5- Emltlcvmenl :.:i":.r:'.'::r......'m

loved people of Argentina may freely live their Catholic tradition. The 79-year-old head of the Cath-

.YaI'm0utlt. N. 5.. and Bar In- bor. Me. Mr. Marler told the Commons

uPatl'lOlOEl.3L William

Af Highest Peolt

y by the ' Mt "1 be! th m d olic church sent his cable Sunday. WASHINGTON (AP). ,g M .

nation of the charred body! was ere are e e an thread i "Al. i in it h . We that during trial runs last wed ignmgnd reswo,-y 91-gang 'niade had contained a gallon of fuel oil. per”. ay . rec", gone om 1 I310 ::&oo0i;l000J utf;”eS,c.n:re:t:rsl some hearings in the sliipts pee- .r Th Pundmt. upon number in an country. history, pulslon gears became overheated

and four will have to be replaced.

The Rluennse was to have bed rlnllvnrwi .llily17 Mr. Marler g& ranevtal oi the gears will hold this I up by about 14 days and postponl the start of the service by the same lencth of time to about said-

e Ax, the occasion of the Feast of st. Peter and St. Paul. had cabled his "respectful salute" to the Pontdff. ' Both messages were publishedl

Friday by the Vatican newspaper of month

the commerce and labor depart- ments reported Friday. Unemployment. on the nlhler hand. increased by only 190.000 to a total of 2.579.000. This was one the smallest increases for the of June since the Second

To Attend Camp

Durotliv Perry. .3 first class Guide from the Second Su.rnmer- side Company. who leaves out W d esday morning to attend in-

Einslein's Peace Plan Will Be Revealed Today

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ill" Wm be "vealed to the wor King of Sweden and the prime norance when asked about reports ?gl:”:',:”l5lH35 tllb"-5"Pl, in -l'm9- but ""1 M” wlu”-d PE"-" D'””” The :-.1-.m is to be operated by oglilrespondents from many coun- mllfllllsiers 0gSlwetl'lei: and Indlla. mu ill! IhuenosdAlresvoft.such message: bmymegtooge ml"m';'5l;5da:l,llfgoret)'l':s' gyetflle astdwggs L-b0E::,af1,. . 1:3” ' Dlltilllils”-0ll'nEdhC!.;l3 She was . hall to 811 Hr ce as year, us It ose ays. alcan circ es - .- . - - Y ' . Ill.t v avle " ip ding Gon-

nes Wm ffrolmllzielirspllilufhe great wrote: "The supreme fact that lied Friday. definite steps were te!';ll'.felnglui!:bl;:org1fLnjg()bLul?ul:itrleEIh y'ellm.Gsh:l M31 melnd lA'"h stun? .l'taliv at. Lauzon. Bus

93” me "3 taken by the Vatican to mend the ” "3 A5 "1 er l" at ' 155 "K93" 1 9"" it IS the second Hmg she bu

governments cannot bring them- selves to face is that their aims can no longer be achieved by war. This applies equally to Communist and anti-Communist powers."

The neutral report he has in mind would be so convincing that no government or statesman could fail to recognize the futility of war. SHARED VIEW

Einstein is known to have shared Russell's views on the "blindness" of politicans to the real danger of the weapons i has placed

climbed by four million from the Winter low point. about ll million more than the normal spring ex- pansion.

the atom and lIYllf0' ..mb5 which his genius made

pr" ti lie. . Id B:-rii-and Russell. 82 - Year” Bl-fish philosopher. will announce lmls for using the statement tuned by Einstein and seven other sCl?.'lil5iS of international fame- as the foundation of a new peace formula. V Tile world-wide interest aroused hp. been so great that the philoso- 91' has been forced to hire a

ad of Chariot! etnwrl

yphmn M WNW", had tlltflmilty over gears. These

Ivcrc made in the United Kingdom land delay In their delivery caused postponement of her launching -from last, fall lllllll a few weeks cunsmne Plenw F97 lago l-lowraver. the vessel was virt- W , .ually completed onbtlie shipyard SllD(l)ilrfZlrAb:Ad1sC;U,lfaE9rl Zmrks so mtg (way did not mt" K ' ' the rlellvrrv time off schedule.

sumlng more fats than at present lam”? Nnlwan ,pCggDigbygAmug Dr" L Ed p.9”l l"""l ."l 'h” h”."ll nulls Klnl:s- asked whether the l'l.PD-'iri.l'filgnlFS.dll'll i r ll in n fllii- gmupmvgs Mam? breakdown uy S"l)'ql'llqeare isnerlitlugh PVI(lFrl('P now r"”pd Ml mp my day of h.- i ' ' ltrlals and how inn: ll would tab

state-church quarrel in Argentina. This clash had led to the expul- sion June 15 of Buenos Alresl aux- iliary bishop. lllsgr. Manuel Tato

Declares Canadians

Red Party Not Growing In Canada

MARYS DAY AT MARIAN ACADEMY

Mary's Day was celebrated at Miscoucbe recently. sponsored as a first national project by the Canadian Federation of Convent Alumnae to honor in! a special

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mVf.h Rlgggke: in their hands. Wfi.V Mary. the Mother of ma!'I- Garson said Frldaythere is "clear, to suggest there is some artvlall

nSlnEElgTS sacizar Close friends have revealed that kind. The day chosen for ll!-evidence" that the Communlstldanger to health if on mnsumpim ('”'""l"'F "N" ma” "ll" '5' 0-NT observance is the Saturday be-lparty in hm growing ,1, numbers. '3"S"195 3" l9P3l"'l

f 'h ed t ,".b',2'.'iIl .a A"h”"gh mntems of we mm B: mlteadle dd:l?:dssPrelsltlt:t fore Mother's Day. or influence in Canada. 'tllnlnllaSle:alolr0ie:.'lahgrtoid hlpnl-ls.-l -W -Var”? -W1 its due! I-f

A I rllllllblye vlllll file stfxcrfrllpilteisaidil Roosevelt during the Second World The Canadian Federation 0! He said in the Commons that he. "18 S6-S5l0ll Of ill? SPf0nd Canadian f k"m:du'hF'.hh" fm", greakldsm w 1 " 1 hat atomic bombs should be ' Convent Alumnae is a national does not want. in state the govern nullllloll l"-'ltlf"em"-F l"'”' "" F '" a-Vt ""3

mid P01lllC5'l5 the Vlew "f the war t - - to ed ( h M, . F , k g h 3,; , . make mlouirms about the time fillet I cientists that war can no longer m3d9- l . nrgamza ion compos 0 1 9 .m”'" l Emma" "r actual panyl of ehemfgallddlignadlgi at wnuld be required for new triah.

umnse Associations of the varl- membership. it would notheip work ous -Catholic colleges. convents of the RCMP, am and high schools in Canada to squad,

advance the interests of Alma Mp, Gays n 5 up n .4 . mt . g , g .

Mal" and Cllrisllall ed"C3”0"- evidence ofothe anartygwsdzhgth B15 Bhdlisease M like wood veSSF'lSllzAbneatl-sac! ligloefieslll-?cl1ei?EllilieAmd':il'al

When in 1921 the Alumnae As- shown in votes for the Laborlw 16 Causes ea" attacks and DI: ll” ' Act "Wbil l soclation of Ontario formed a Progressive part in federal ti 5 eke: "lipman H7 ' 9 deal!" provinc-at chapter of the interna- local I t Ill: 63000 L if: Cutting Fe! consumption Wtlllldim '”5”55 detads the 5l”l””3'-ll tlonal Federation of Convent Al v-nge:;:.cvi.u'l5nie5 ten the 19533195. Kiwi watchllsg rem'Ds' greater use A !:g'D!lt!'f'(zi55ou; etha:u.acll3fe6m'e-ldvollzliumi Vl-- ' - gg' d d ;.,..:erIl. umliae. the idea of a natlonalieral election represented party ?.a,f,.'"m.?;L Dg(.,wp:&::1dguse 0 the Official Secrets Act

an instrument of policy.

one proposal for peace which Russell will probably put forward is that two neutral nations. such as India and Sweden, should in-

estigate and draw up 8 detailed report on the ruin which would be brought about by a third world War.

he said EXCES3!l'e' consumption of fat

" Crapaud United Church (above) will be re-opened with special services tomorrow, July 10. alter recent re-decoration and other im- provements having been made'by the members of the congregation. The exterior of the church has been painted a brilliant white. new cement steps and walk have

Fisher in the same year. '

On July 31, 1911. Cornelius Low- iher deeded his house and lot to Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson for their lifetime, and then to the Methodist Church. Rev. Mr. Thom- pson had been born in Crapaud. On June 9. 1924. the Methodist

Rev P. A. Fitzpatrick. 1918-1922. Rev. G. N. Somers. 1922-1930. Rev. J. L. Lund. 1930-1936. Rev. Fred M. Young, 1930-1940. Rev. Ward MacLean. 1940-1943. Rev. J. A. Jardine. 1948-1947. Rev. E R. Woodsicle. 1947-1949. Rev. R. L. Bacon. 1949-1952. Rev. Alexander MacKay. 1952-

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U. S. Medical Ass'n Gives . View On Aspirin

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in factor in causing atherosclerosis. perlarmance 05 ll-l-5 dlm-Esp"

Church sold their interest in this

Copies ofthe mm” mm” be for ' (1 th nds have ropcrty and the proceeds were 1953. - g C t 1 ..

wmded ,0 an ggvergiments um, M edical Association committee been laid. an 6 SW11 9 d -' ma h "1 R ' M d A h 1953” Federation 0 onven Aumnae members. fellovv.-travellers and a mm-...m e-

to be involved! inbeaiwailtgling they :f,f,fp::,?.l?"sli:.iiaoll':;c sglklzllgllle l)ffl.e9:lOll'na:le L?l1:reCh:l'tdl?ct:l::. gig: larilplldoutnoas illeplll'lracrl(as;f0lVSdal: Ev Dy N: H. . :1: ”,lf.?,?,f,'fs'h,,,i'd"1.?,f,?'e,'3,,C,?;',, H5 5:332,-1:15 m;,r;::erhad0fm;'3: 'p'g':::;; NEW CITIZEN!

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:3: apieg efmdgngs. "V on 1318"-drHl:9,fl1 out of the reach of been. rrituchw l?1lsPT:!;;dCel;1un3gPI:3a3VTe' 3333'-n3I': f'30l:l9'.';:;lge;elclueonchol;r”: lphwl by w""""l 'Teorol:lit':.i. gndniiuftirlea isxgvefi votes becgiuscu tile? were merely N S o1'grAwA .(;p. h c1 IN roucil WITH SCIENTISTS ' ants 9 3 hm. shed 0,, ms 10, he 8 0m I angry or ms at . GVY EGMGII certificates were granted to 19.

The report of the committee on toxicology also recommended that: The number of child-type tablets

shed in light pastel rose colors. a completely n lighting system

nae associations by the then governor of the Ontario chapter. Mrs. Harry L. Rosier. a national

Icontinued from page 1! The minister was replying to a

claim by John Blackmore tSC-

been fini and green new and moder

new Canadians last year. M pt lAPl cent more than in 1953. the bureau Royal Navyls of statistics reported Wednesday.

This plan is known to have been With steady improvement in the

highways through the vears the PORTSMOUTE EH51-3-lid

Province Model Lethbridge) that the Communist A seaman in the

R . . . f l lfl. l d the . . . ,, . . liltlede-ach ':”"m""' umuld Hm has been lnSl:tll:d- S9-1ll"E;?:;i”l:d llixseo asa”a0"':'ealnl;5 n;el;rE:1:D0r,a. Federation of Convent Alumnae problem in Canada is growing in submarine 3ErViCF was charged.Certificatv:s. were granted to 1.5! n . The pms be Wm din ml modalloll 113- 99" 1'9 7 g d "M and me church Shed was that Stall was formed. officially known as size. intricacy and audacity. Thursdy with revealing secret in former sublects of other British In plastic foil so thglieit catiidot lid and ""”'”I'ed' meln:1sd:ae:svel::o- sold and removed from the Drorfl hAn0mer Drama deicribed by it” Candle” Fedemuo" M com .The ljlscusslo” 3'70” durmg 0”” f"m'mD"H C”mm0"W"l"h w"”t.rl”' 3" hi easily removed by a child. wilfihdca,-rpe ;,."'”;'..f,'(, wan Pa gap. arty in 1.952. : Pd Streak?! h W331 d emergency vent Alumnae. slderatioh of justice department The admiralty arrusecl attic Sea- mer United States citizens, 10,30 QUEBEC tcmynr Jules Gm. u(-ONSULT PHYSICIAN" V 9 01' 9 1 d t d the in 1913 electric lights we,.e 1,,.',99 "18 11116 C0 Ibb illlt 10 Marys Day. founded by Mrs. estimates than mlchael Ronald Andrews of firmer subjects of European coun- - tlsmal fnnt lnstale . an Staned in the rhurch and in 19,-,.eftecl at a moments notice in Philip A. Brennan of New York. 17 sci-loot; falling to heed a warning that he lFlF'S. 1.423 former Chinese Inb-

seiin, prominent Canadian ra- The law shlmld ca"V "19 N-l' building will be healed me should not. reveal FPrtalll ininrln-r iects and 3434 formerly man.

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jthe event. of a national emerg- was adopted in 1931 by the Fed- Mr. Blackmore. sadl there were

diologist died Thursday night in Vlce: "c”"9”u Y0" Vhyslclan 0" cooler months with an oil furnace ”"e"5lV'9 "Fair? W?" made enc A11 1 h 3 k d 3 t r - tion which had r-nmo in him in the in . ' d 1 h th 1 i i h .11 1 ded J, - y- C U 5 are S e 0 pl! eratlon. its observance this year a reported 17 schools of commu- mgr W P" "5- ospltal here. He was 54. "559 0' C "are" ""d" ""99 which has already been l"5”'"ed' De?” na:f1ol,:mx:c::;-aglgglingc, "The trl(l:::l"n Such a demonstration two or was deferred to Saturday. May nlsm in Toronto last year and sev-

The re-opening! services tomor- row morning will be conducted by the pastor. Rev. Lloyd Archer. while Rev. R. L. Bacon. a former

inister to this congregation. will be guest speaker for the evening service.

Soecial music for the service! will be provided under the direc- tion of Dr. Peter MacDonald of Crapaud.

What is known today 85 "19

United Church at Crapaud had lie when the a small

Dr. Gosselin was a fellow of the y"" M "get" Royal College of Physicians and Tl” 'el”"- P"b”5h9d Friday 11' surgeons of Canada a fellow 0. the AMA journal. said oil of winter- the ..adl01o8y Family of London green and aspirin are the forms of ucewrwdent of the Candi”; sallcylntes most often involved in

Dancer Society. chief s8dl0l0Kl5L of 2" pmsonmg of youngster” It

the Ste. Foy. Laval and st. Sac- rament Hospitals and a member of the faculty of Laval University.

During the Second World War. e served as a lieutenant-colonel - th the Royal Canadian Medical

orps.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday.

Dr. Gosselin is survived by a ssister. Olga. and a brother. Paul-

Western

-HOME MADE ICE CREAM. Darnley Rail. Monday. July 11th.

-DANCE. lrislltowa. Door prize.

-SBEBBBDOKE W. l. straw- berry ice cream festival. Jub 12.

111195 H X9313 14th to coincide with the 25th c”'''h- 1" P.0nC1USl0!1lhiI1k- lanniversary of its adoption. ed the Prince Edward Island In- High M555 was said in the Site .23 for their kind invitation parish church by the pastor.Rev. to have her speak at their con- J, DA Kelly, many'members at- vention. "I have been tremend- tending and receiving Holy Com- ously impressed With, your hoa- munion. There was exposition of pitality and 1' shall take back the Blessed sacrament in the some very lovely memories of my Convent all day until 4.30 p.m.. trip to lour beautiful provlnce" where many devout clients of 5'19 38111 Our Lady knelt in prayer and OFFICERS INSTALLED paid homage to Her and Her Div-

At the opening of the eveningline Son. Benediction of the Bless- session a very impressive cere- ed Sacrament followed by hymn! mony conducted by Mrs. Harold at the grotto. and the crowning Laird was carried out when the of the statue by the president. newly elected officers of the ex- Mrs. Jerl'Y Richard. Clflsed 5 day ecutive were installed. specially ' ” A d to honoring

Commencing with "O Canada" the Mother of God.

the tdelegates then sung the In- . stiu do which was followed Record Sales

by the repeating of the Institute moto. "For Home and Country". "Are you ready and willing to accept the responsibility of your - new office" ran the words of the DETROIT tAPl - General Mo- charge deliver by Mrs. Laird, tors reported Friday its car divi- sions sold a record-breaking 1.- 947.908 new and 2510.98) used cars in this year's first six months. The former record for new car

eral more ill Sudbury. Ont. He asked why they are allowed to con- tinue.

Mr. Garson said he knows about the schools.

"After most careful considera-.

tion.'' he said. "we think that from the security standpoint the prac-1 tices we have been following are tn the best interests of the coun- Ty... He did not amplify except to say that Canada ts getting better re- sults than other countries which carry out vigorous anti-Red carri- paigns.

Mr. Blackmore said that judging from university newspapers. two universities in Canada "have gone almost completely Red." He main- tained that the publicly-owned CDC is giving Canadians "all absolute drenching of communism. program . after program "

He spoke at length about the CBC until CCF Leader Coldwell in- terrupted to say he was out of or- der speaking of the CBC during a study of the Justice department.

"Let's get to the business before us and not hear all sorts of attacks

tees at this time were .losephimf?fl MacDonald. Robert Simmons. 0. B. Wadman. Isaac Beer, George Nicholson and George E. Leard. On June 10, 1925. Crapaud Methodist Church entered the church union and became a part of the United Church of Canada. The circuit was again re-arranged so that it included only Tryon and Crapaud. until 1943 when Cape Traverse became the third mem- ber of the circuit which exists

today. 4-(Photo by Wotton) in 1929 the late William Cullet bequeathed five hundred dollars to the church to be used for repairs. and beautifying the church.

In 1931, new windows were in- stalled and church was painted.

In the summer of 1946 the spire of the church was set on fire when struck by lightning. but the church was saved through the prompt action of the Victoria and Crapaud Fire Departments.

Repairs to the spire and some in- terior redecorating was made necessary at this time as a result of the damage by fire and light-

REGIONAL BIGENTENNIAL CELEBRATION and Pllilllll

At

EGMONT BAY

Wednesday. July 13. 1-956

"Salicylate c o in p o u u d s are known to have caused 113 deaths in the United States in 1952. Of these deaths. 06 occurred in chil- dren under five years of age. Twenty-one of these deaths were caused by methyl salicylate, 41 by aspirin."

The committee said the tempta- tion tn sat aspirin had been in- creased by the development of flavored tablets for children.

Gtiih-rdian

-MOTHB - Now is the to protect your garments. Larvex. guaranteed for one year. All sises. Also good line of fish- ing tackle. Foley's Drug store.

-CASE SOLVE!)--A case in- volving the theft of a watch and a pair of glasses which were

was constructed donated by Christopher Smith. in the eastern part of the Cravllld gistrlctdop the tilte of the present

rapau ceme I'll

The land was given under date of September 5. 1826. and the church trustees were: Cecil Town- time send. John Leard. .. GCOFBG Get Wigglnton. Robert Wilson. Stephen Wilson. Isaac Trowsdale and Rob- ert Hudson.

This church was replaced by another which was built in 1840 and its opening lefvlce ducted by Rev. William Smith of Charlottetown on Auflust 30111 of

Religious Ceremonies at S O'clock A.M. Childrenls Parade - Floats - Band Swings and various games.

Meals served on grounds noon and evening.

WRESTLING JAMBOREEA

FIRST APPEARANCE IN CANADA

Monday.

The newly el ted officers ac- cording to the ritual made their affirmative replies. The cere- mony closed with the repeating

'”"" ' - ales was 1475943 units sold in ed -C3-APAUD RINK felllllf NP "0193 W 5"” 3, mm I YOWE that year. Rev. James Bulpltt In 1952 the Stordy famii made l"uu":s9',lrh”l me Malrytedstewut lhe first half'of'1950. The old rec- lm m?'mlllT C lllrstllls fdnd msmu. of-war postponed on Monday. July lad! clolblns while Iwlmmlns at was the first ordained minlstg ft2:dllIuu;I:;e1t: lgtglglglwtgathgfgeluttg 3:”? l,,,,s.”1,,;',f;'3?,'c,,' 'f,,cG::,fj:' ord for used car sales was 2.i7n.. "ml ” we 5”