figs 1! """ The Guardian sacurday, October a. med

FOR'SAiE BY TENDER

Sealed Tenders will

be received at the

office of the

OUR NEWS BUDGET for "OUR SATU'RDAY, SUBSCRIBERS

' MONDAY

in Supreme-court - at Suxnmersldo yesterday in the only case on the

Prince. ,ls estimated at slightly more than one half of last. years

igatlng the death of John J. He-' Kanna. coroner Dr. I... I. Pl-owse

CALHOUN. Tenn. IAP)-A 000.- ooo.ooo newsprint. mill, largest to be

Newspaper acorporailon Dedicates llluge American llewsprlni Mill l j.

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that this mill would give a lead and fill-uh to British indusrty over-

undersiglgaclj unti,lmnoon.f Ffliday, Qctobgrthlsthf flor the Dl,fg- ,e,Ilt,l)f:n:urvi,v,l,r,i,5ht3:Cuc:,l:,ll 21!”: g:ckat,',befI&1'lre Mr. Justice Mark K. 1:3,; ::lt.,,,e,:cc,elvrtei,c,:,::ra,l-11y ,,l,xlll,1,l,ev1,-iac,i,s ;l:;l'l:GO& t.,t,:.ath:Lrr-d Iilltiraessea r; l,:,l,l,i1t. in :,o,ugnite:”st.at'a.aAgu: Ms, ,:Jt.I,lrm!:1:l,l-: giro, chase an emo on o a or any 0 e o owing p - B M S , d we ac use . M , ,,, -, - ' ,,,mrth,m . h Irwwn ,, ,-,o,,m uumm ,.,,,,,m ,,, um ,,m.,,," ,,e,.,,,,, ,0 Dertle-Sim P:tr;KrorHawk;,o:ll rllavllrgaatlor with The pmmm u ML wumm (calla:-E). lo?brt'ers Le reported to adlmmed "1. mm" an a P3?” Col?p.. an Amsrign subsldi- increase dollar elrnllllf 5! Hilb-

Dwelling house at 126 Fitzroy Street,

the R.C.A.F., was killed last even-

MacEwen of Stanley Bridge who is represented by Mr. H. F. MacPhee.

en practically nil during the sea-

day, Oct. 12 at 8 jun. in Git! Hfll.

ary of Bowatcr, Paper Corp. Ltd.,

lishing manufacturing plants with- ln the United States.

- - w . Willis Robot ,2e- - ld . . Dwelling house at glgzloy ggree? wharf ":18 E:pt!dlte:n:hlcerxaftalwlrIll?:: '.?-C.;..;1i,.?".3'.:”i:?;Y,?.;.2”.li" R. p;l.ce:ormt.l:nx:etrsM::d farm lslgorer frglhonhlrch Ila! o:Tll.:n;dzl,fnt represents the biggest "Bowaters' entry into the menu- Dwellmg house at 1 Zmy we i - had en sent from Montreal to 3m. d.gg',.&.ng )1: Allison :6 for markets. seriously injured last evening about investment by Britlii industry in facturlnl fluid Wlihln W0 IN!”-it In-SPeCtl0” 0f.PTeml595 may b9 had by ?iPP0'"tm'3"t- pick him up crashed at St. I-lubertis. pmm. or p.,...,,.,;., 1, ,'.pm.....u ads when he was struck by a. the United States sinceithc and of newmrlnt market in 1,20 ,;,V0f,l,d is The highest of any Tender not necessarily accePi9Cl- Quebec. while coming in for a by Mr. Allison Glllls of Charlotte- THUWDAY lrucl: on the Cheri at town-Moth the second World War. Situated on an outstanding exams ter-

i .

For further particulars

landing.

town and Mr. Donald Gillls of

Miss Roma Burke. 21 year old

tague highway as he wps riding a

an l.aoo-acre site on the Hlysssea river, 40 miles northeast of Chatta-

natlonal co-operation on the indus- trial level."

Th dist ' ' ' ' - ' - . .'

APPLV ed hem, V,-::::l,Iclyf.,.ne1,V;.s Q35 Sam Johm NBA chulonewwn ff" mu km” yap bl;l.lg?Mf:"rel;';:?.ln::ho;l;beruon nooga. the mill has an initial capa- Peyton Anderson. President of -r :?:::.z..'"::'la.:: i::::..:.:”":'. w-- -am on or ::..l:”-2.9” "r.::..m-W 3 .....”"ii:?l...””l'f.';:f.'.:.f'2”'i-i2' city, daughter of Mrs. Dowlle and . d to std Cha 1 ti-eta and W - N 0 Di-Uni! I I ' the 13,9 Percy D,,,,,,,e, . Charges that Quebec potatoes Lachine. Quelii-C. When the ca: 3:: he 3;" ,n cg,,?donw:1gh . Y9!-E 13 0mPl03'5 790 P0l'l0!ll- we to the company to commemor-

71lrDlSTEltll tltusrt....,.-

WARNING

A meeting of the

ers' Federation was held in Federation Office, 98 Prillcc

were present: ley. lst vice president. Matheson. Mabel O'Brien, Mabel Auid, and secretary. Estelle Bow-

evecutive of the Prince Edward Island Teach- the St., Charlottetown.'cn Saturday ll!.9i'll- ing, Oct. 2. The following members President, Earl Jel- Elmer Pineau. Ilnd vice president. Mabel

are being offered for sale in "Prince Edward Island" stamped bags have been made by Mr. E. B. Ellis, sclllor fruit and vegetable inspector, Department of Agri- culture. Charlottelown. -

Mr. Ellis, who for the past two months has been posted on "des- tination inspection" at Montreal, ,states that'he saw truckloads of allegedly fsland potatoes being distributed to the retail stores of

driven by her sister Lois Burke was hit by a Montreal bound train. A second girl believed to be Miss Marilyn Rupert, 24. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rupert was also killed in the train crash. Miss Lois Burke is in hospital suffering from shock and other injuries. The three girls had left Char- lottetown last Monday in Miss Lois Burke's car. The Burke sisters were going as far as Montreal

truck driven by Patrick Casey of Five Houses. Mr. Casey states that the lights of an approaching vehicle tcmporalzily blinded him. He immediately stopped and ren- derer 'ell assistance possible.

The injured men was taken by ambulance to the Prince Edward Island Hospital where his condi- tion is described as serious. His physician reports that he has a

air liric Vanslttart Bowater. chairman of Bowatcrs, the world's largest producer of newsprint, de- scribed the Tennessee mill as "a shining example of 'trade not aid' between Great Britain and the United States.

DIPOBTANT T0 ECONOMY

"The reinstatement of British in- vestment here which was sus- pended during the Second World

ate construction of the first inde- Dende -tly-financed newsprint mill in the south. Anderson credited the company with "vision and initia- tive" in selecting I southern site.

OUTPUT BOLD

The lnill's significance to the U. B. as an additional source of newsprint is reflected in the fact its entire output for the next 15 years has been sold to publishers

Parents lease safeguard your children. Due to lless. Miss Helen Yeo, hairman f "mi Ciilh when no Potatoes had as and Miss Rupert was going to broken leg and head injuries. the - i m cities 1 14 p the E35”, c0,,,,en,,o,: ,,,.,,g,3?,, yet been shipped from the Prov- T0i'0hi0 When! she had recently full extent of which have not as :,?,r,,1e"m,';'hen,g,'.le"5c,:. g5,.A:u,:-.,ld"eii'.L ;'f;,,3f,';':,”'2:fif,,, 14.... mm Mnper W3, 1...”... Also, lncc. Mr. Ellis explains that the been transferred to the office of yet been detcrlnlned. ' - cm, 0, ,m,,,,,.,,, wmumed by

dgnger in demolition, all unauthorized persons trespassing

on site of new Federal Building will be dealt with by law.

COUNTY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

The largest convention to be helll in Cilarlotletowll during its com. ing centennial year will be Dist- trict 284 of Rotary Interllatiollal which takes place on Julie R-8. This information was received over the week-end by President of the

law calling for theuse of new bags which applies in Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick does not apply in Quebec and that buy- crs there are quick to take advant- age of this situation.

As a solution to the problem. Mr. Ellis makes an alternative of two

the Household Finance Company.

Lachlne police report that the car carrying the three girls ap- proached the crossing while a train was standing at the station and although the signals were flashing it is thought that the girls took it. to be for the stand-

--Rcv. J. R. McMahon of the Alberton branch of the Canadian Legion was appointed West Prince zone commander at s. zone rally held at Tlgnlsh last night. The meeting was opened by the presi- dent of the Tlgnish branch. Com-

of major importance to our eco- nomy, and I am sure it was hoped

Hospital, Cochrenc. 0nt.. on Aug. 26. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chamandy (nee Charlotte Higgins. South Melville. P.E.l'.) a son. Richard Thomas, weight 3 lbs, 4

U. S. newspapers is imported from Canadian mills.

For many years. Bowaters has supplied newsprint to American newspapers. particularly in the south, from its Corncrbl-col: mills in Newfoundland. Officials said

Cornerbrook's shipments to tho

ch,.,.1one,.,,,.,, R0,a,.,, Club, LL, sugg.5u0.,s; (1), Tim; shipper, re. ing train. However another train rade Peter Gaudet, who extcndecla ozs. , H, H, d ,,

OR SALE BY TENDER ”" ”i E

. . - .- - in ' r , . l ,. c . '

F called from Dlstllct Governor of l” lmes d”5”"ed '0 Quebec lmln” ::,,,?,:,g&:, 1253 t p C 0" E8 I won mam er ,9??? ,3 mar 1;; Donald NE-ng 'I'he additional capscii-Y has Der-

Sealed Tenders will be received by the undersign- ed until noon Friday, October 15th for sale of farm containing 90 acres of land practically clear, situated

Rotary Alall Mac-Donald of Glace Bay, Nova Scotla.

-Two men were taken to hos- pital for treatment of bums fol- lowing a fire about 8 am. on Sal-

alld substitute plain bags with tags only attached, l2.) That the potato agencies in the Province employ a man who would be responsible for srelng that the Island product is not misrepresented in other Can-

feet along the right of way. - The identity of Miss Roms Burke has been established and while police cannot definitely state that the second victim is Miss Rupert

present. Delegates from Tignlsh. Alberton. St. Anthony's, 0'Lesry and st. Louis branches and mem- bers of Miscouche and Sulnmerside Legions were in attendance.

olson. Flat River. a son .C1lfford Allan.

SEAMAN - At the Grace Meter- nlty Hospital. Halifax. N. S.. on October 4th. i954, to Viola and

mltted the company more than to double the number of iu customers in the United State!-

STORAGE I5 FEATURE

. ,. u d vhl h - 1 3 1 . d, 1- , it is presumed that since she was "Tm 5"mme”ld5 maid 0' Heath Seaman. a son, Gary Heat'l. The Bowalers empire consists of 0lle'Ql1al:l3el' lfllle from Vlllage Of New Glasg,0W.,P.E-I-. ta-03,0521; coir;-zlrdgey ehyorrgllemcjii a nu cm In travelling with the Burke sisters T”'de 1"” ""lln3 3W””'”d ” weight it) lb. 3 oz. A the parent holding company and on Rustlco highway. Highest slate of cultivation, all and ME Amand A,s,,,,,,,,,,to,, Tile three sub-grading Jobs on that she is the other girl killed. rwoluilon devioflns the demise HICKEN - To Mr. and Mrs. Stan- so subsidiaries in the United King-

modern conveniences.

rangements to inspect apply-

For further particulars and ar-

DICKTESON PRODUCE, Hunter River.

FOR SALE

USED BUILDING MATERIALS

AND PLUMBING FIXTURES

- Apply --

COUNTY CONSTRUCTION CO. LTD.

Corner of Queen enlrl Sydney Street

AUCTION SALE

North Market Street ill Slimmer- slde, forcing six members of the family to escape through a small window.

The two men in hospital are the owner of the home, Mr. Arsellalllt. who suffered burns to his back to- gether with having the back of his head singed from the flames: and his father-in-law, Mr. Sylvan gzstsle, who suffered burns to both

TUESDAY

There was considerable bustle at the local office of the National Employment Service yesterday with many men seeking work on lhe,new Federal huildlng wllcrc preliminary Dperatlons are to com- mence this morning.

The Couniy Construction Co. which has the, contract for the demolition of the old buildings on the site, secured a crew of ml-n 3'- ill! 9mPl0YlllPnt office during the busy day. All of the men W9". ldbortrs. It is possible that more men will be necdcd as the work progresses.

points. There is Dl'0l')' indication, say Employment officials, that the harvesting of the tllbz-r crop 13 SP('P,i'llhK ill? in it scnsollzll oak.

the Trans -Canada. Highway re- tween the Queen's Arms and a point Just west of Bonshaw. which are rapidly nearing completion. constitute the hedvlest earth movement ever undertaken in this Province and mark an achieve- ment which reflects much crdit on the firms involved.

The levelling of hills and the building up of deep hollows, with the widening of the highway to standard. as required on this im- portant route of travel, has chang- ed. portions of the highway almost beyond recognition.

In many places buildings have been moved back to new locations in order to make room for the broadened new highway and to eliminate turns which would otherwise be a menace to safety.

The Guardian was advised last evening by Mr. D. A. MacDonald, chairman and manager of the P. E. I. Potato Marketing Board. that at a meeting of Board members yesterday it was agreed that the Board's proposed marketing plan

Mr. Rupert will leave" Charlotte- town today to identify the bodies. Both Miss Burke and -Miss Ru- pert were well known in this City. Miss Burke attended Prince of Wales College and for the past year has been employed at Mari- time Central Airways. Miss Rupert was well known for her musical talents and her voice. blending with those of her two sister's, has been heard before many Char- lottetown audiences. She was also a. member of, the Baptist Church choir and was ready to give of her talents on any occasion.

Miss Burke is a. daughter of Mrs. Fred Burke and the late Mr. Burke of Spring Park. Carl of M.C.A. and Willard of the Burke Electric are half brothers.

em fish meal and fish all plant that will process offulls from cod,

haddock and whole body fish from brought in the following verdict: herring, caplin and similar fish. It "That Stephen Graves and Pam

is hoped that the plant will be complete and in operation early in December as the caplin catch

determined.

"It was also agreed." Mr. Mac-. Donald stated, ''no price controll znf any kind would be 'exercl.sed byl

It is the intention of those in- icrcsted to process herring for fish meal and fish oil. The herring will be available fronl the Egmont Bay

Building has commenced at bl! C01'0nel' W- A- N103 W 1i'lQ1lll'3 sou.-3, for gm; housing or 3 man. into the cause of death of Peter

caused by vandalism to the new rink st summerslde, and suggest- ed that steps be taken to protect the property from further destruc- tlon.

This action followed discussion on the subject which dealt with damage done to the Raceway stadium which was built less than a year ago.

Recently windows have been shattered, overhead lights broken, glass in the ticket window smash- ed, and at least two holes punch- ed in the hard asbestos siding, one of which is large enough to permit entry to the rink. It was reported last evening that action was being taken yesterday to have the damage repaired.

-A coroner's Jury empannelled

Broderick which occurred

and Stephen Graves. on Sept. 24th,

Broderlrck came to their deaths on Sept. 24. 1954. at Alberton by accidently taking internally a. ll-

BIRTH 8

MIMSWEISN--At the P. E. I. Hos- pital on Sept. 30, to Mr. and Mrs.

ley Hicken. Lower Motague. at the Kings County Memorial Hospital October 4th, 1954, a. son. David Stephen. Weigh 8 lb. 5 oz. MMGABY - To Mr. and Mrs. Peer MacGary, Iona, at the Kings County Memorial Hospital. on October 4th. 1854. a daughter, Janet Rose. Weight 8 lb. 10 oz. MeKENNA - AI. -Prince County Hospital on Monday, October 4th, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Mo-

Kenna of Chellon. a son.

JOHNSTON - At Aberdeen Hos- pital, New Glasgow, N. S.. on Sept. 23rd, 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnston. a girl, Ruth Irene, 9 lb. oz.

VANBUSKIBK-At the P. E. Island Hospital. on Tuesday. September 28th. 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Edison Vannuskirk, a daughter. Sharon Pcarl. -

DINGWELL -- At the P. E. Island Hospital on September 11th. 1964. to Mr. and Mrs. Athol Dingwell, Bangor, a daughter. (stillborn). GIBAUD - At Lahr. Germany. on October 6th, 1954. to Lieutenant and Mrs. Guy J. Giraud (nee Elea- llor Macheod) a son. Weight 10 lbs.

Richmond. is son, 10 lbs. 4 ozs., Peter Alphonsus.

M" MARRIAGES

a

dam, Canada, Australia. South Africa. Sweden. Norway and the Unlted.States.

The Calhoun plant went into pro- duction in the middle of July. An unusual feature is its gigantic wood storage pond, the first ever built. The 500-foot pond was de- veloped by the company to elimin- ate wood deterioration, a hazard common to southern mill opera- tions where logs are stored in the open. It can hold 30.000 cords of wood. enough to keep the plant running for six weeks.

The mill's two paper - making machines are capable of turning but a. sheet of newsprint nearly 20 feet wide at a rate of 2,000 feet a. minute.

On each machine, a suction pick- up roll, the first ever to be in- cluded in the original design of a newsprint machine. assists the web of moist pulp on its way to the drier section. This latest develop- ment in paper-making technique allows greater production speed and improves the efficiency of the newsprint manufacturing process.

Polato ,;m,..,.” ,,,.,,m ,,,,,.,,,.,g for this season shall be held in 3- will be available until the end of quid commonly called oil of wln- BR0wNgAt prince County H05, 4, 1954, M", Dame, MACH," '1, Parts of the - Provlnrn worn also hcymice 1111111 Such limb 55 ll” "' February. It is expected that these tcrgreen. and all persons con- ,,,,,.,1 on -Tuesday, October 5th, he, 33rd yea,-, L:i0:(tlllK, for rgcn and a doze-,n at suitor, the Governments proposedimh Mn .55 purchased and, pro- neoted in any way are exonerated 1954, 1,, Mr, And M", Raymond MCCABBA, 5ome,.,,-me, Must, .n. were espnrciu-d tn rur.ll plebiscite on the matter shall be.ce:3Ed i-mill ill” lime, from all blame. J, iamwn (neg Eileen praught) on Sunday, Oct. 3. 1954, Dr. James

G. McCebe. formerly of Klnkora. P. E. I.

TBAINOR.-Suddenly at the Char- lottetown Hospital on Wednesday.

OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND E1,-1.-ECI-S fame, of lhopntntn pick-rrs scni the Board until the declal'ed,,-nsmcg, supplemented by further 13,. MM-swgen, . um, Lon... n0SS,gMuD0NALD,,gA, Ch”, oct.s,1D54, Damien Tl-alnor of 1,o,.dg”;,vl:m,;lw” .!mm mp ”'””lTi'-'i5ll9S 0i R mlilorliy Of Island DF0'lquantitics from the Macadalell Roggr, youewwn an Sam,-dsy ocmbe, 2nd Tyrone in his 32nd year. AT 81 EUSTON STREET, d",,i, U Vic” ll"9 1513” l”05i- duccrs becomes known. because in mam”, M.c1NN13...M sydney, N, S, on 1954, by R”, w, H, "Brown D,,,.,.' nAwxp:s..sudd,n)y 5; 5:, pm. ” the opinion of most of the Bond Helgi H. Zoega of Iceland. who Sept. 28. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. M”, 30,, or ow... we... ,5 Lloyd bert. Que.. as the result of an

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13th AT 1 P. M.

studio couch, piano, dining room

W. H. BEATON,

extension

table and

Auctioneer.

pair. Pmpr-l'i,v has separate garage. Mortgage can be ar- ranged for satisfactory applicant. Inspection by appoint-

A 310.000 damage suit commenced g

IN rill: ,Pltl)ilA'lil'1 t:m'n1'

aid of St. Peter's Bay alort-salrl, Parlsll Priest. and Ronald lilacnonalll of St Pe- ter's Bny aforesaid. a member of the Royal (arlstlian Air FOITD. tile lixmtulnrs

the same day in show cause if any Ihry ran WILV the Accollnls of the said Estat-

quirc. Proctor for said Petitioner

men n" is lir:nl-my nnmzrusn "ill

.members their proposed marketing

”llic Board's licensing programme

crowd at the Forum last night. The show was sponsored by the Alpha Y's Men's Club under the direction

the ladies step-dancing finals while Leona was third in the step-

step-dancing competition.

is associated with Albert Griffin

hur McQuald. and is now residing

quirements of Canadian. United States and European markets.

programs originating from, or hav- ing backgrounds in this Province.

with L. M. Montgomery of Green

Lloyd Maclnnis, 16 Bayview St., ll

Leo Killcrn.

KELLY -- Al. the Charlottetown Hospital on Sept. 28. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Kelly (nee

TAYLOR - At the Prince County Hospital on Sunday. October 3rd,

Lois Hazel.

Stanley MacDonald of Mermaid.

on Oct. 4, 1954. Eva Marie Bess:

DEATHS

1954. Mrs. Jarvis Trainer in her 62nd year.

Harris of Elmira in his 91st year.

accident on Sunday. Oct. 3, 1 ' Alfrggt

l ' th nly alternative to no Ah 1 I m mm d h; , N L , ; , H , g Flying Officer Peter I am instructed by Mr. Harold Huggan to sell by pllb- CANADA. prlceo control as all. l2......l..”, if,pagn:..(;?,, Oh... ,'f........2i 1(ngl;,KL()c;N..;'tmy mycnl.nm.,,.d, vl.-. 5 V,,:,:,. l:.',,,SE; Hawkcs. in his 24th year. lie auction household furniture including: Chesterfield suite. "R"Vi.”FE. "F "In the meanume." he added. the home formerlf owned by am lrinla. on Oct. 1. to Dr. and Mrs. mg. B. c.. by cm. MCNL-arnev M-iEA0"'53"-M "W Prim Ed- ”"””s ”””"” ”lAAN1l (nee Helen Grant. l ward Island Hospital on Tuesday.

Oct. 5. Miss Kalle M. MacEacherll

- - . - . . n s' liar asis to last ears ta ue a son.

nh.alrtg' bookcasel Sldeboarm square Wiles and end tablesi l'llh.R)emhI:'.!dl;:Illo ol1Imfrl,l'((lllll;.:cn.lrlAs.cpll. urvlilla ll6m1DfOCE:dEd with wilthout mlevle wghg hl5Wf'iaSmxllll,SLrulllelll-I'll in gill?-H:ES-)-'-At the Prince County l)?.fal(lllluull?iseCoasll:' 1:o(;r";? Jzhg E” Emil" l" ll" 73il1 Year- spmmng wheel, wardrobes, beds, springs, and mattresses, lnnla, lalle of St. rm-,.-, any in.l(,.,,iR-; ,,,,.,,,,,,,, delay... b,,,n:,,,,g 5: "AA ,,m,,,,,ce And” Hospital on Thu,-,d,y, 5.39;, 3011., Mrs, Wm, V, "DeCos,e of ' Chg, RUPERT-Suddenly at Lechlns. bureaus, chests of drawers, writing desk, cupboards, books, u'3S'."..y.u;"l..'.l'L:...”” ”"'"”' ”"""' -season also 0; Iceland who 3,. 1954, to Mr. and Mrs. Derek lottctown. P. E. Island. Que. on Wednesday, Oct. 6. 1954. pictures, dishes curtains ladies bicyde with parcel Ca,.,.ie,. 'To the Sheriff of the Collnlv or King's MRX F91'Zil!0n- C505 mUm' Hved ',,t wood 151and5' yesterday Hughes. a daughter, Sheila 1-LANT - 3333 g A, -I-o,.,m,,o Marilyn Dorothy Rliiiefi. Med 24 wheelbarrow bvuck u I h 1 - counly or any (torlslrlhlc or lltcraic no. ,..picr(i announcer was the feature h th b, , of Anven, Emmi D,AmnA,, on ocyobe, 5”, 1954 chulu h years. .