jirrnlr; '14 I953 V . York Ami vicinity

.11-, 3. wood spent. the master ,-".3935 at the home of Mr. and um Gem-ge watts. York.

1.1,. many friends of Mr. Frank

THE

sorry to hear that he is zigitdedumto his home with the flu.

M1,,” Carol Hardy and Vivian N16,, gpent. Tuesday evening, April "11, 11-1 the cit!!-

um Dewar swan was hostess to .0 mph; York Institute on 'mes- uy, A91-u 7th, with good attend-

C. mo

- xii Wood. teacher of York E3321, spgnt har Ihster holidays

opsnlnl

April 15th.

hPl' home in Rollo Bay.

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strap shoes W i ht' . Mssed Gladys and Elisabeth uw ' ML-Donald spent their Easter holi-

CEN

JlMII'Y'8 'l'AnofnonO III.

DELANGIB RANGE! for coal. wood or oil. Bryenton as Macxay.

IEXALL ONE CENT SALE Wednesday. Pharmacy, Queen street.

TEE HIST INITALMINT of City Taxes is due and payable on

'I”llllul' ARI! LOT: of patent children at Priced from 32.49 to

for the

3

T TRAL GUARDIAN

This column b rasarnl for new of local Interest, but adves-tun of a newly nature may be inserts at an cents a word. strictly pay able in advance.

Sernple's

TOWN TAXI - Phone I000--I21.

"WI: TEIAT THE BIG! WBLII Giggey's Pharmacy.

WALLPAFIB - in patterns. Bfnritan as Macxsy.

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MILK - and hand in hand.

MN-PHEESON. tailored to mea- sure clothing 339.00 up.

- OIAIWILL for letter Photo- R5911!-

lgol CREAM satisfies young and o .

good health go

II-EXALL ONE CENT SALE. Semple'a Pharmacy April 15, 16. 17. 18.

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.--,-- 'r-as ecmrlxn. ,, VI-Ill Visit i.!ii'town

The problem of capital and la- bour was at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club yesterday by Rotarlan R. H. Rogers, in the course of an inter- esting addrms in which the origin and principles of Rotary were re-

”It is no dmbt true." said Mr. "that in the great major- ity of business concems things run smoothly and unitcrruptedly. Strikes make news, whereas peace and h do not arouse the thrill of interest. Ne-verthcleas labour contention and strikes. es- pecially in large concerns, involv- ing thousands of men, are the cause of immense injury to the

Labor-Capital Relations Discussed At Rotary Club

called that the fourth object or Rotary-the ideal of international service-was drafted at an inter- riational convention by a former Prince Edward Islander, Mr. Don- ald Maokae. "He was born at canoe Cove, and after he left school went to work and served for a. time in Prowse Brotheirs' store in Charlottetown. Being ambitious for advancement. he made up his mind to continue his education and in; himself for a profession. He went to college, had a. distinguish- ed career as a student and soon rose to a position of eminence in the profemion of law.

”At the time of which I speak", Mr. Rogers added, "he was a member of the Halifax Rotary

further Decline In llnemdoymeni

Approximately 1560 people were drawing Urlemployme-nit Insurance benefits at the close of last week- end. a drop of one hundred since the preceding wek.

Many of those listed as claimants are drawing supplementary Mm- fits. and the period during which this type of benefit can be drawn explrm on 15.

After that date. several hundred people will be ineligible for further payments and the claims total will fall sharply.

There will remain only those who can qualify for regular bene- fits, and these will demfnish in number as the seasonal pickup in omploymsrit begins to have ii: ef- feet.

,1, PAGE FIVE

Lake among other places will give summer ' ealt many people.

Eastern Packers and other large fish packing plant: are rig for an early run of herring. It is said that a. very strong demand for canned herring exists in the Belgian Congo and in other parts

of tfrica.

A prolonged strike by West Coast flsherm” has left this mar- ket without adequate supplies of hming and the Souris Company, and others in the Province have an opportunity of selling many thousands of cases. If the herring strike well before the opening of the lobster season. some factories will be employing full crew: on the herring pack long before the first lobsters are landed.

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The first electric clock was in- vented by Alexander Baln in Brit- sin in 1843.

The opening of lobster and fish canneriea will soon rmlorve many people from the ranks of the un- employed. along with the resump- tion of highway repairs and min- tenance. both in town and coun-

eooncmy of the nation.

"When labour fights, capital by means of a strike not only do they both suffer but suffering is in- flicted on all who depend on the goods or services whose flow is sus-

MacDONA.l..D RADIO SEIWICI. Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and taps re- cording. 130 Kent St. Phone 1307

AGRICULTURAL MEETINGS

days at the home of their parents. .1” and Mrs. Rosco McDonald. , am.

Mrs. Malcolm Ross spent Wed- ,,,d,1y evening, April 8th. in York, mp guest of her sister. Mrs. How-

Club and dean of the Dalhousie larw faculty. In 191'! he was Dis- trict Governor of Rotary. assisted in promoting the formation of this club and with other Halifax Rot-arians attended our inaugural

WEDNESDAY. April 15th. is the final day for payment of the first instalment of City Taxes.

Mrs. Sabean (above)

Dora Children's Work Secretary of the Maritime Religious E d u c a t l o n Council. assisted by s capable staff,

WEST KENT Home and School

Association meets Wednesday, vacaucm

will conduct a Church

co

' ler- '5” . 11 watts and Mr. Watts. South Rustlco I-fall, April 15th and A 1-11 221111, 3 ,1", school Workshop at iieartz Hall on pended: P 15 unjlm and mm - meeting. He has always malntaln- with the lifting on -8 ban on Bx rsth, beginning at 3.00 P. M. each p p Thursday and Friday. The course, gbfasingdiaagligzzbzitglgdsfouig ed a keen interest in the progress bus and truck traffic on rural Mr.'MCl'ill McDonald, York. spent evm1,1g,R,p1.e5,n1,t1vu 01901111". SEMpLE-S PHARMAC,-1 Queen intended primarily for Sun- be penalized for me mjwme or of the Rotary Club of Charlotte- highways, drivers of these vehicles 111;. Easter holidays in Kensington. 11110,, .1111 p1-1,;-11113131 nepgrtmenis 511.391, Rex.11 one cent 51,19, wed- day School workers and pros- one or both me oomendem town. some time later he went to will be back to work and this 00 of Agriculture will be present to nudgy T1-1111-gd11y, 1.1-1d,,y and pective workers in Church vaca- ,.m me early days working men Toronto where he served for many will absorb some idle men. an M155 Rose Watts spent her 41.1111,” (um 1,1-oblems" All? are 5111111-11113., tion schools, will include a were powerles ,0 N5,” the greed years as hr .0! the famous law Construction work, including” E E:ls'.el- holidays. "18 BUB” of her welcome. study of vacation, school texts and oppression of cmplulms and school connemed, with uosgoodc congiletlon Gfasmgalungifs l:;3cJ190Nor:h pai'Plll5. Mn and MM HEN” -- MAGISTBATE'S coup-r .. 11, Prescribed by PM C0”l"3”- M, We" their sufferings were appalling. ”3”-.V,H9, 15 3”” mm? W”. bl” mj.mm 11,.1i.:. ISLAND STUDENTS -Messrs. Que.-11'; county Magistrate-5 as help in music, games, handiwork After the endumme at shookmg has "retired from profemlon-al . N- R. Green. Stanley Bridge. J- Court yesterday morning before lmd Mb” Ielued 3C"1Vm95- M” injustice and after great and long wmk, Justice Thane A. Campbell and Mr. and MW Fmw" D”u31"v.'E- Cotton. Kenlinxton and Alex- Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet. a 53593”. W10 "OW, mltkes her home continued struggle they at last Preside”: G”d”n AV”d drew the M1 3" nmwi mm M sum". pity. spent Wbdnudky 311017100” ander McDowell, Charlottetown, resident of Plenum c,1-ave 1ou,,d in Saint John, is an experienced won 111,. 1.18.111 10 am-1,119. 11, W11, attention Of the C1Ubt01hC5l1'al189 merside club and Past ,iD”ll 8th. in York, the west 01 are among the fifteen senior siu- guilty of being lntoxieayed 1,, ,, Drlrflary iEaCh91'v author Of Child" their only weapon. But in this m'l"C1d9F-09 whereby F-Otllrlln Dr. . B. Acker ofMther H; is; , Cnmhcd lnwlax DWI.” llr5- Hubert V5539” dents Who are expected to grad- public place at Covehead was Tens b00k-51 drama”-W and n9W5' struggle both sides concentrated R099” had Bddfmed 1119 Club 00- Club. .uest.s were e..... am ...j ,

uaie at the Mr and Mrs. Leith Brown and Elmer Brown attended the funeral

Convocation of Pine Hill Divinity Hall in St.

fined S25 and costs or 30 days. A resident of Gaspereaux, was fined

tlhews Church, Halifax on April 10 d t 10. a b . the third party, the public. They and siysinz of "HBDPY, Birthday (.1 me late Mr. Alex Mscneath. 22. Eleven of the fifteen fng gtyilunticmgliiltoyf of oap);:8rn(t)iri'ig ea thought only, the one of securing to you. the president pinned a red V ylnrshfleld, on Thursday, April 11,135 W111 1,11 o,d1.111,11 111 the mom, Vehme new Mexandm new advantages and the other of Cimmm 0'? F-0t31'13n 5089" Ind I 9-... Maritime and four in me New- without due care for others .... - - perpetuating their power. and it extended Iencmons on behalf or r -80' foundland Conieumm mg the public highwnyl ltwlgfvfrthdafwvried tmd tanner otgy mam mletflchilkil-ederi L e repontins for mums a leir oin uy was serve 1 "V P are rouca COURT-In -the City rumznsr. AT ANNANDALE - society by keeping up a supply of the BOYS Wm Cmlmmtt M- Promises ,.,,,,e cm, ,,,,,,,e ,,,,,,,,m, mm, mm, Wm M, on or am goods or services which they ma geared that a meeting in the neu BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY

Continued on page 10

K. M. Martin yesterday morning, two vagrants were each sentenced

Thursday afternoon, April iith for

X111: been granted six months leave m'h pay prior to leaving the city -2-nliioy. Gonstaible Reginald Burns of the city Police Force has also ?B6lSIll9d and has left the Province to reside in Ontario.

Councillor P. R. Mocor-mac. chair- mm of the Fire Committee. said it -was the intention to transfer five men from the Auxiliary Corps to the Hook and Ladder Bnigsde. He paid the rules regarding the make-

of the latter were "dralvm up in

1' horse and buggy days".

The Council also dmided tn ts- I 91; rlebenturm in the amount of winlmo for cslpital work done in (19 city last year.

It. was also decided that Police chief Charles MacArthur would re- present this city at the Fourth An- nual Community Planning Associa- don oonvetlion in Halifax later this month.

Mayor Stewart said that s com-

ttee from the Council would

t with the Ckwsmment on yharsdsy regarding plans for the all-.port, Councillor M. Albcn Far- mar suggested that the committee lould consider matters carefully ore involving the city in a pro- t. of that sine. Tenders of Stewart Motors for uspplying a one-half ton truck to tie city. and from 1'. R. Micbsina Irlr a three-ton truck were accept- ed, It was also decided to call for raiders for a new police patrol.

S10 and drunk and

liar charge

intent was nesday.

Mrs. Sunday

days.

hospital.

Bell Island. iron ore mining cen- in Newfoundland, was so nam- because of a huge bell-shaped

kick off its shore.

LOOIIOG

and incapables

Charles from Moncton, . where she was visiting her daught- era. Roma and Msrylyn for a few

to 30 days in jail. three drunk were each fined costs or 10 days,

incapable was

55 and costs or 5 days and a re- sident of Summeraide on a sim- had his ball of S15 estrcated. A local man with breaking and entering with remanded until Wed-

Personals

Friends of Mr. Vincent Peters. 41 Elm Ave., will regret to learn of his illness. He is a the Charlottetown I-Iospi

Worth

tasks-Bite

(Continued from Page 1)

Couillard said in an interview he was bitten on the back of his left hand as he lifted the snake's water- ingtroughfrornaglasscaseat the Montreal show mart where an exhibition was being held.

He said he failed to notice the water moccasin curled at the bot- tom of the pit. other snakes had beer driven into mother enclosure before Oouilliaxd began cleaning their quarters.

charged

patient in tel.

returned N.

the late Mfrs. Albert Myers, well known resident of Alnrnandale who passed away Easter Sunday. Large congregations attended the services both at 'the home of the departed and at the Annandale Baptist Church, A brief service was held at the home. scriptural portions and a prayer being offered by the offic- iating minister, Rev. E. J. Barrass, of Summerside, At the church fav- orite hymns of the deceased were sling, Mrs. Illlby Howlett presiding at the organ and the church choir leading the singing. Rev. E.J. Bar- rass addressed words of comfort to the bereaved from the text. "Pre- cious in the sight of the Lord is the "death of his saints." Many beautiful floral 'tributes were plac- ed on the casket. Interment took

I place in the Baptist Cemetery, An-

nandale. - 8.

Provincial , Capitals lisli Federal I Aid

A proposal from Quebec City that Provincial capitals should receive the sum of one dollar for each citizen of the Province in order to provide for civic im- provements was read at last night's meeting of the City Coun- cil.'

The Quebec capital, in a lat- ter from Mr. F. X. Chouinard.

City Clerk. suggests that all CIIIPIOI "SHOWN! 0"" Provincial capitals petition the Federal Government for aid to

HOWARD McINNIS

Boiulanga-, rnai-lager the show. charged that Oouillard was bitten while "showing off" in front of a group of girls, holding

01 extend over a 10-year period.

The letter makes note of the

work to be done at Ottawa and states that since 1989 the various

paper columnist.

The early clearance of ice from the Straits and the bay on both the Island and mainland shores. has created an atmosphere of optim- ism on the local waterfront. The possibility of work being completed on the ”Westmount" now undergo- ing extensive alterations and a re- fit at Bruce Stewart and Co.,s whanf, before another ship could make harbour here, and the spec- tre of a large-scale layoff as a re- sult, has been definitely removed. according to Mr. Athol Burns. sup- erintendent.

"Although the job is well advan- ced in several areas, and in fact finished in some, we have found it necesary to release only two or three specialists due to the com- pletlon of their work on the ship". Mr. Burns said, "We are quite busy throughout the plant and expect to remain at full strength right along. except for the cases mentioned",

Questioned further regarding the ship which is expected to replace the "westmoilnt" at the dock here for extensive repairs and altera- tions, Mr. Burns said that the lar- rival oif the vessel depended almost entirely on the placing of the buoys and necessary aids to navigation.

Mr. E.K, MacNutt, Agent. of Transport. Marine Branch, is hope- ful that the ”Sorel" will complete her icelbreaking work, around the coast of Newfoundland and be as- signed to the buoy job at Charlotte- town by the end of this week. "It takes almost a month to complete the buoy laying," Mr. MncNutt added. "but indications are that we will get away to a good start in a short time". Advice as to the type of ship allocated for re-fit and overhaul here has not been releas- ed but a full simmer of work with a capacity crew is anticipated by

on their own claims and were ut- terly regardless of the rights of

tacldly undertaken to provide. Alternative Means Necessary

"Some other mean" as effective as a strike must be found by which labour can enforce its right to just treatlrnent at the hands of capital, and that other means must be in the nature of reason-with force only where reason fails. Reason is -based on knowledge. The trouble is that capital does not know or realize the needs of labour, and la- bour ls quite ignorant of the exi- gencies pressing on capital. Man- wgemenit, policy-misting, finance, must proceed on facts which are within the knowledge of both par- ties. If both parties are mwa.re of the revelant facts. then under- standing and mutual confidence will exist, and pollclu and decis- ions will have the support of all.

"How can this situation be brought about? By frequent con- sultatlons between the representa- tives of the two parties, and by full disclosure on both sides of the facts confronting them. Is that impossible under a system of competition? If so, then so much the worse for competition; it must be superseded by oo-operation. But I do not see that it is imposible. With full knowledge of the facts. labour will see the identity of its interests with those of capital. I mean holiest capital - capital which seeks the public welfare; not predatory capital, greedy, scl- tish and unrestrained by prin- ciple. Where that exists, force must be used by authority of the state, representing the public.

Employment Contracts

"Contracts of employment must be entered into binding for a stated period. say a year. and that: must be signed well in advance. If not, the parties must be sum- moned before a tribunal with pow- er to force a public disclosure of all relevant facts and to order an

day on his eighty-first birthday. Amid the acclaim of the assembly

future be in the nature of a fath- er and son or daughter slipper, which was agreed to with an open date.

Mr. Norman Lowther was chair- man and Mr. Alfred Piokard co- ohair-man. Singing was conducted by Walter Cox with O. K. Preeby at the piano.

Visiting Rotarians were Chief

O. MaeLean, City andrM'r. H. M. Logan. Montreal.

TUESDAY, APRIL 14th

WHALEN BUILDING 8:15 P. M.

FISHING RODS ..

. Any purchase at our store. regardless of price enters ' you in this contest

x

oowiuncisy SPORT LODGE

FISHING CONTEST

FROM

April 15th to May 19th 1st Prize - ”FISHIliii Tli0PHY'.?...

(LARGEST TROUT) OTHER GOOD PRIZES

53.50 to 522.50

i djustment. Puibdicivy or the - the snslke by the middle. He and p 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 1; 1 the 10”” mm 3 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 45c to g5.9.; mm roorwm 113 me 00:31”: -.1. 1-nu;-s .:::i.::. ::.'..:..i.:. ..i”.5”2i'2.'i'i.i - mi. we in M W i REE” ----- - - 5 t 750 "(U5 6 I5 -4 ' 5 KETS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. . . ms Queen st.-Currie Bldg. 1,... "warned .......l..s. .. ......-1 ',';ig;:,i;”,7m""' W W A "W i" Plan To Honor ,,,,g;,o,,-;-v,;-1;, -0,311; H1; 3;: . BAS ----------- -- 529 ” 3 1 mg '0 I'M” 1- M130 by "19 M.y1,1- J,-1),s1ew111-1111 1-emu-k. meme 0",, 11 could gmolve . - LINES ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. 10c to 59.9.) 9- i th i it id th c - - . ,, "We told him always to wear Jig 3:... ewheoleeli-eagrltedly ebelolllnnd 132.13" .133 S.i.iiii;':l”f'iii 3...,i;';i', A FLIES ........................... .. 2 for 206 iktliwgzlgnd w ggnnoby the idea and the City would reply 01' either pm-1,y, 1; mugc, be gtgb. - I .' I t fmm ' u" to the letter immediately. iished that the rights of the pub- ' - v I m"'

lic are yuunount and must be ,- mlvln-toined; but before strikes are made illegal some substitute for ' them r- a means of protecting la- bour must be devised." o

Commenting upon the ethics of business the speaker pointed out. among other things, that while business rivalry can become very

The water nroccadn is a. North American make to a family of poisonous snakes which also includes the rattlesnake and the oopperhead.

Oouiila.rd's a.rm quickly swelled many times its normal sire while doctors began a frantic hunt for slnti-snake-bite serum. He was

The Teleplione

OTTAWA. (CF) - Negotiations are going on between the Nova Scotia. government and relatives of Alexander Graham Bell for a site on which to build a national mus- eum to the memory of the inventor

DEATHS

iililth Anniversary soc i;er insertion

Of The Bed Spring

WATERTOWN. N. Y-. (AP)-The town bounced out of bed Monday

SPECIALS

Fishing Baskets Regular 37.50 35.50

BIRTHS

for

one hundred years ago, James E. Liddy of Watertown conceived of the hedspring. bless him.

The idea was a natural for Liddy. who worked for a carriage maker. one Saturday in 1853, Liddy wait- ed and waited in his buggy while

Get a case for your rod

IIOATES-At the Prince County treated with anti-rabies serum, the to hono, the mm who pm the ginixlgiytelephone, it was learned '2: nwuialrlr mil 1:5; la; orvzn -) 1 :.".. ?32”ii;..A”2L. &”.'.z”:.f”i.':.”n?.i”d.f:.ihi.:3f in A be or a wm-mar or we a

ly disparage the goods he offers or his Qrbillty to supply what is re- quired, or who secures a contract 1 by means that are unlawful or I unfair. far far below the char- acter of a good Rotarian. Recalls Islanders Career