t- I MARCH 25. 1954 , THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

. Answersl Tabled Maritime Winners Swift Jamboree Contest CENTRAL GUARDIAN Ftlllllalef Illllllllal In legis aiure - so 0 P I I

The m"ow,,,,, q,,,',,,,,,,, um sr. PAUL'S A. Y.Vl-'. A.-The

1”,-wars were tabled in the l..egtn- regular weekly meeting of SI.

w',,mu,e yum,-day; Puul's A.Y.P.A. was held in the Question-Ml".

parish hall last evening with a ', 1-.c., First Prince:

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The secret of a successful SPRING SUIT II the wis- dom of your choice when it comes to styling. fir.

Hubert Gaudot. material and color . there's I truly fabulous I

good attendance of members. Fol-

What was the total expense or Wins the business meeting! - selection of the remarkable and lovely CALIFORNIA , , "sending the At,t.m-ney.G;ngu1 um l(”Y ”""”5”"3 mllf 5"” TV"? CASUALS in Holman'a of Charlottetown and Sum- i -l Ulurch 5"d ”" x9””l ll-15 merside. I was right there this morning for the :

me Deputy Attorney-General to L London. England. on the inter- ' provincial bus transportation case ' heard before the Privy council? Answer: From the At.wrney-Gen- .,,.,,i;. 51,680.85 each. ' Question-Mr. John A. Donald. P.C., Third King's: " In answer to question 36, the answer tabled was that the sale ,,n( bonds of 32,500,031, through a. , private firm at Montreal realized

given by Mr. Tom DcBlois. This was the third in a scrics of Len- ten season guest spcnknrs. The members then took piirt in a live- lv recreational pPl'ifhI following which lunch was sr-rvcd and the meeting closed with Auld Lang Sync and the Grace.

unpacking ceremony, and believe me, each Suit was greeted with "Oh: and Ahs" if was most impres- V if sed myself!) They are rare braulics with every line . and detail tailored to perfection. In a size ranl-a - from 12 to 18 and 16 V2 to 22 U2. you'll find your Spring Suit in one of the season's most entranclnz colors. The luscious materials are blended for all the magical qualities so much in demand. You may choose from a number of knife-slim siyles or you may want the California Casual that is featuring cluster pleats in different tones of the same color tthis is very. very sporty and smart). Prices are

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CONCLIIDESWENGAGEMENT- Mr David Stewart, the noted hyp-I notlst concluded hLs three.night

net to the Province 32.531.416.23. As the Province received a r- may from the aale of this issue ,.a premium of 331,416.23. what was . ihe selling price of said bonds? Answer: From the At.toi'ney-Gen- Wgrnl, s98.30. Premium accounted . for by conversion into U. S. A. . funds.

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General endorsed the resolution. .Mr. st. John stated, that nothing unit would throw an light on the .iinancial standing of the service .had been said in the House and

The recent presentation of a cheque for sl50.00 to Mr. Ron At- kinson. aales manager of Atkin- son's Groceterla by Mr. Gordon Ducklow, Maritime Sales Manager

of Swift Canadian Company indic-

ated the local firm as winners of the Don Mcbleill Jamboree contest

sponsored by Swift Canadian Co.

Ltd., in the Maritime area. Pictured above is Mr. kinson receiving prize

Ron Al-

inward cheque for 5150.00 Left to right- Mr. H. C. Atkinson. proprietor; Mr.

Manager: Mr. Ron Atkinson. sales Manager; Mr. Walter White. Swift's local representative.

This grand prize award was given for excellency in modern merchan-

dizing of food products and for the tending the firm

outstanding way in which Atkin- son's presented their sales to the public.

This particular earned in the recently coast to coast Canadian contest in which Atkinson's competed through a sale last, fall. which many Char-

dlstlnction was completed

Careful and thoughtful window and ahop dreaalng has been featur- ed by Atkln.son'a Groceteria. and the recent acclamation and award by Swlft'a indicates the success at- in this respect even in the keenest competition.

Mr. Walter White, local repre- sentative of Swift Canadian Co. was also rewarded by his company in recognition of his participation with Atkinson's Groceterla in the notable event,

-Barter": Film Lab,

engagement in the auditorium of Prince of Wales College last even- ing. The demonstrations of hyp- notic suggestion and other spec- ial features which called for gen- erous applause on both previous appearances, met with equal ap- proval last evening. During the afternoon Mr. Stewart entertained ' the children at the Protestant Or- I rope spinning which one bright. young lad was able to grasp and imitate in an initial movement.

Orphanage this afternoon give the children there a halfllollfl of entertainment along the snme' lilies.

Dean of the liruled his

ssntcd l)r. Madlillan with a bou- duet of fin-.vers immediately after

. . Ulla .l l Livingstonc. lile:- eng- phanage with demoiistraticius of Hf MU,THE””0uSe pmped ,,",”h,,u, qur-t on Dr. ' drop .'ipprcciali0n M1 5'-ewa” WI” .'”5” SI-Vmcen” iii-lunch and thanked the members "ml for -their kindness.

9.33, of poisoning his wife Junr. i 1931

Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan (above)

cele- yester-

Legislature, 73rd birthday ny.

The mcmliers of the House pre-

he opening yesterday afternoon.

MaC).IilInii's desk. acknowledged iii: of the remain-

Thc Doctor

amazingly reasonalilr-. . . Your stunning, new California Casual Suit for Spring will cost you only 25.00 or 29.95 in llrilman'.s of Charlottetown or Sum- me-rside.

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CLEAN8 AND WHITENS CLOTHES A9

I Gordon DUCUOW. Swift's sales lottetown -esldent will recall 1 1 -ii. thought the members should 1 5 ' ------4 1-. ; be interasted in obtaining the beat il-oses In Mp Justice Edouard Rinfret salt. M f in-ry agiwgfe for the Province that an! very slowly in its dealings Ialao to have n more completelln h S H1116 :(l'lpF1iIdiIf'I.S”niElni,;l basedj or. ? V. i -,r e po 9. V . . .. . :1 eg mis irec on o P ury or . , ll" with Prince Edwaid Island . iknowiedge of how their money is, ea, entence ,E

by the trial judizc. He could find

Tg '1 no such misdirection. MONTREAL, (C?) An Rpncl Of The evidence amply

Mr. Derby's Remark: mg.” Satlednfy lg: 11”” V"? fam- . u - V Y L Wood School Facilities

lto be expended. ”It is the desire of the Board. after careful deli-I

. , - . I benmon to make gure that the Foituniit Dubuc. St. Isidoie farme!,, me Charm of murder.

supported

In his peniarka Mr. 1.uN.'m'A'LI

,.M.ed me findings of the Royal once or twice and from the point citizens get, xuii mine for me ex- against conviction and sentence to ”w”.I Commission with regard to the of View of 5 passenger he was not Mr. K. A. Parker. Superintendent penditure agreed upon," Mr. PaIk- be hanized for the P0150" murder 0' Mn”. Eu, (mm &3l”'” , W, ,service provided by the CNR. for DHMCUIIFIY 1mDF9-S-Wd. of City Schools, was guest speaker er said. 450 students in grades hi! W”? "35 turned WW” W”? ' I i A A FA. nuts cleaning 9” 9 me people of this Province and "As an agency for the transpor- at the regular weekly supper meet- seven to 10 will be provided with Hesday b.V HDDERI COUTI. H9 I5 Bwltllltla tlf-I'll'Nl ”5 """"' "Oi" Contain; up to V; Illmt summed up his findings by stating tation of goods I believe that the ing of the Centennial Club held classrooms and vocational train- Scheduled to be lianzed April 23. illiv Siilllllilm JUN!-n -M Bmimudell tivewashingingrcdlell Z;-that the heart of the C.N.R. aort- service la somewhat limited be- in the banquet room of the Y.M. ing shops. gymnasium, ctc., re- Dubuc WM convicted Oct. 3 wliri rim .w,:lilr-ri it in 1515. alcl other leading pr0d' : ' CW59 0! "I10 D03”-" he Hl-&led- C.A. last evening. garded as essentials in any mod- . W neg; Fgb1CBVes "” "'13,:

HOWARD McINNIS

FIITED FOOTWEAR -115 Queen St. - Currie Bldg.

BIRTHS. MARIIIAGES. IIEATIIS 50c Par Insertion

BIRTHS

TRASWELL - At Carleton on .March 23, 1954. to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craaweil. a non.

SWAN - At the Prince Edward 'isinnd Hospital on Monday. March 1311:. To Mr. and Mrs. James Swan, Cnrriwnll, a daughter.

.llacCl'LLAUG-H - AI. Grace Hos- pital, Ottawa, on March 9, to Petty officer and Mrs. H. A. MacCui- laugh (nee Juliette Gilmore R.N.) a uni, Allan Charles.

, DEATHS HENRY -- Suddenly in Montreal P.Q., on March 23rd., 1054. Earl Henry son of Mr. L. 0. Henry 306 Richmond St., Charlottetown. FRASWELL - At Carleton on March 23. 1954. infant non of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craswell.

Mr. Darby also warned that ”we ahould walk with a great deal of caution before allowing the C.N.R. to take over the Wood Islands service."

He stated that he had made representation to the Turgeon Commlsison regarding the ferry service at Borden and that he knew the operation by the C.N.R. of that ferry had never been par. ticularly satisfactory.

He quoted reportn from the Duncan Commission in lbw and the Siroia Comminion in 1038 and use the Royal Commission to show that the service had not been aatiafactory to the Province. "It is operated too much for the C.N.R. and not for the benem of the people in the Province." it was stated in the Royal Commi5.. sion report.

Freight Rate zone

The Attorney-General also re- counted the efforts that were made to have the two-zone freight i-ate system abolished in the Pro- vince. "The C.N.R. always op- posed the efforts of this Province to make it one zone for the freight rates," stated Mr. Darby.

He referred again to the Royal Commission report of 1951 which stated "It would be most desirable io have the Island's request com- plied with.”

Mr. Darby stated that the Board of Transport Commissioners at Ottawa had issued an order to make one freight rate zone in the

Mr. Parker said the School Board was anxious to have citi- zens know of the urgent need of

increased school facilities and

C.N.R.. approached us to have something worked out agreeable to both parties," he stated. He add- ed that satisfactory ai'raiigemcrii.s had been made between the Gov- ornment and the railways on the matter several wceka ago.

”The head of the Turgeon Com- mission was a. little aurprrised at the change of the heart of the C. NE. on the issue," stated Mr. Darby. "He stated that perhaps if we snt. for a couple of yeara we would have the beat traiisporta- tion system in Canada."

The Attorney-General added that in view of the attitude of the C. N. R. towards transportation on P.E.I. the Province should walk with a great deal of caution be- fore allowing the C,N.R. to take over the Wood Islands service.

He didn't think there was any danger of anotlier strike and the resultuiit tie-up of Ii'H.fTIc as was pictured by most of the other members.

"I don't think that niiy mem- ber of the Government ever thought the strike in 1950 would materialize," he stated. ”I don't think any such strike will ever take place again and I don't think the Government of Canada would allow such a strike. to occur."

He concluded by urging the mcnibors to be very careful in their coii.sidei'ation of the resolu-

crn high-school will also be con- tained in the building.

,Mr. Myron - Bell occupied the chair and introduced the speaker who was thanked for his address

by the co-chairman, Mr. Brian Cudmore. I Lormler Cudmore gave leader-,

ship to tho sing-song with Robert; Crooks at the piano. l

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met! drinking some sake (rice wine) to improve our appetites,

but our gppeiitec would not ini- provn and the sake did not make us drunk. Vl'i- were very depres- scri. Some of the crew grumbled

lFikndon' but others said .t'. couldn't be . . .” Three daysl later the Lucky

Dragon had covered 498 miles to- ward this pencil-lead color. "We'- knew something extraordinary harli happened. If we realized how sick: we were, I think we would hnvcl put In at Midway and asked that Americans IIlOFP for help. But we did not know." ,l

lllastidn said his fitue and linnvl-it siartcri to swell and he began to itch. lie added:

”W:- had washed the dust--lhcl ash-from our bodies, but we for- got that we had been regularly, lmndling our nets and ropes nntii that ihcy had not been wnslicril The itch hccnme almost. nhie nnri we began breaking out with IllIlZP. irregular lilislcrs They were terribly painful."

MONTHLY

The regular monthly meeting of the Charlotte- town Branch Cnnadian Legion, B.E.S.L., will be held In the Branch home at 8 P. M. on Tluirsrliiy, March

25.

Agenda: General Business.

MEETING

Tho apotliglii. is on ATIUNSU where you'll find SAVINGS In this one-stop shopping place.

9 Make wily for real biirgnlna in fnoul thin week.

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MULLALLY-.At the City Hospl- Province and that the railways lal, March 24, 1954. George Mull- had appealed the decision to the lally of Kenslngton, aged 56 years. supreme Court, of Canada, jjjjg Aggg New ,nemy,(.” Remains resting at DavIlon's "After the appeal was made the Continued on Page 8 hospital.

.Funeral Home where, funeral will --- bc held on Friday to Church of the Holy Family for Requiem

The Lucky Dragon finally marl:-I 1-1 and tho hurncrl were taken tn-

tion. "If we adopt it it might mean that we are satisfied with P0” Mar”

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