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3, csn-ion F ' ' p, 3.1. 130 weekly.

Elsewhere in

. . q .0. ' other Provinces and U. B. A. 812.09 per snnum.

ALLIES PREPARED T0 BOMB AIB BASES

Cl,-IARLOTTETOWN,

CANADA,

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. p 1951

Report Large-Scale Prison Break In Alabama

Population Increase In. Charlottetown Reported

OTTAWA. Supt. 14-(OP)-The Bureau of Statistics today issued me second of a. preliminary series nf population figures based on the 1951 census.

The reports no issued from time to time as full figures for s number of centru become avail- able.

Czties in ioday's list, with 1941 f.gures bracketed: '

Maritime Provinces

St. John's 52.0w (1941 figures unavailable); Charlottetown 15,689 (14,821); Sydney, N.S. 31.207 (28,- 305): Fredericton 15,780 (10,062).

Quebec

Beouharnois 5,674 (3,550); Chi- cnutiml 03,068 (16,040); Drummond- ville 14.251 (10,555); Gr-and'Mere 10.905 (MSW); Joliette 15,977 (12.- 7-i9): Levis 13.011 (11,991); Long- ueuil 10,998 (7,087): Megog 12.32 19,004): St. Lambert 8.496 (d.4l'1):, Shswinigsn Falls 36.744 (20,325); Sherbrooke 49,731 (350653; Three Rivers 45.708 (42,001).

Ontario Belleviile 19.304 (15,710): Enni-

Coming: Events

"Buying Timothy Seed dsiiy. M.cGuigan snd Boyle.

"Another Parkdnle Concert! Five nights, opening October 24th.

"Reserve Wednesday, October (In! for Chicken Supper in spring- field. Hall.

"Charlottetown Hospital Bazaar it the Charlottetown Forum Sept 18 to m.

"Queen's County Plowing Match, September 19th at Mt. Mel- lick.

"Supper and Dance. St. Teresa's, Tuesday. September 25th. Burke's Orchestra.

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ford 30.555 (31,048): Gait 10.142 (15,310); Gueipbe 21.346 (23,273); Kingston 33.120 (30,128): Sarnia 34.420 (10,734); Woodstock 15,486 (12,161). ,

Prairies

Portage La Prairie. Man. 0,463 (7,187): St. Boniface, Man. 26,218 (18,161): Saskatoon 50.713 (13,027); Drumheller, Alta. 2.573 (2,748); Lcihlbridge. Alta. 22,811 (14,012); Red Deer. Alta. 7,553 (2,934).

British Columbis

Cranbronk 3.540 (2,568): Duncan 2,753 (men); Femie 2,538 (2.5i5); Kimberly 5.908 (not incorporated in 1941): Nanaimo 7.138 (0,835); New Westminster 28,390 (21,967); Port Coquillam 3,&ti (1,539); Rev- clstoke 2.908 (2.106); Salmon Arm 1.187 (836): Victoria 50.774 (44,- 068).

Mayoraliy Issue Hearing Oct. 3rd .

Counsel in the mailer of the Charlottetown Mayor-ulty issue agreed yesterday to have the case set down for heating by the Sup- reme Court here on October 3.

A stated case by consent was agreed upon by counsel on Thursday, setting forth the facts of Mayor B. Earle MacDonald's successful candidacy in the Prov- incial gcnerul election held April 26 and-that notice of his beiniz returned had been published in the Royal Gazette of May 26.

A ruling is required as to whether he became a member of the Legislative Assembly. in vio- lation of the City charter dis- qualifying such members from holding the office of Mayor.

Yesterday a petition for man- damus was filed by the plaintiff. Mr. M. Albert Farmer. along the lines of the writ and statement of claim WI'iiCl were filed Aug. 1 and 22. Thi was also done by agreement between counsel.

Mr. K. M. Moriin is ocilng as attorney for the defendants, who me the members oi! the City

Possibly I50 Heavily-Armed Convicts loose

SPEXGNER. Aim, Sept. 14 - (AP)-warden B. R. Reeves ssld tonight large number of heavily-

armed prisoners escaped in in mass break at Draper Prison.

First reports gave the number of escapees ss 150, but Reeves said he didn't think it was that num- ber. He said he had not completed a check oi the prison population. All guards on duty in the prison were either locked in an office or taken hostage.

Reeves said also that the escap- ing convicts took with them all the guns in the prison gun room. He said they included at least two sub-machine-guns, three or four piswks and some shotguns.

Draper Prison is located about 22 miles north of Montgomery. Mostly young first-offenders are confined there.

Miracle Recovery From Wasp Sting

VANCOUVER. Sept. 14 - (CP)-A baby boy. stung 417 times Aug. 26 when he fell inio a wasp's nest. had made what doctors describe as a "miracle recovery".

Mark Bennett, 17 months old, toddled into a waap's nest in his backyard and remained there paralyzed for 10 min- uies. It left his body swollen in about twice normal sire, his eyes bulging and his hear- ing gone. He lost 50 per cent. of his blood.

The baby was in is coma 48 hours and doctors held little hope he would survive.

He was treated with acfh,

penicillin and various anti- histamines and today was pronounced "completely re- covered."

PART INDIAN

The Indian population of can- ada, approximately 140.000, con.

Council and the City Clerk in

"Reserve Wednesday. Septem- her zoih for chicken Supper, Kin- kora Hell.

"Cardigan Hall, chicken Sup-

not and Dance, Monday, Septem- bcr 24th.

'-Dance, Vernon River Hall. Wednesday, September 19th. Mill- vicw Orchestrs.

"Buying Live Poultry every Tuesday, 8 until 12. E. L. Dickie- son. New Glasgow.

"Buying fowl every Thuisdny iill noon. Pick up service. E. J. Tlylor. Brsdalbsnc. "Buying live poultry every Fuesdny. 8 until 12. R. 1.. Dick- .eson.. New Glasgow.

"National FFrrTl.3oard. Bradsley School. Friday. September 21st. 8 P- M. Sale of lunches.

"Red and White Show, Nine Classes. female, September rfth. PIPWWZ Match. Dundas.

"Bern Dance at Tom Currsn's. 8!. Therers's, Tuesday. September lath. Webster's Orchestra.

"Dance in covehesd Road 3931001. Momisy. September 1701. Sponsored by women's institute.

Fr-s- !"Ressrvs October 23rd snd 24th or Annual chicken upper and 3331”. St. Mary: Parish. Souris.

"Dsncs every Tuesday night, Stanley Bridge Rink Hell Music "V 090110 Ohsppelrs Merry is- nders.

"Farmers. ask about the 3'10! Gsin Feed Finance Pion. Por Psrtieulsrs contact your local ind mill.

"F0? Snapshots that will not do mail your Films snd New I in Garnhum Phcw Studios Uillrlotutown,

"Dancing every ssturdsy mum. lslsndsrs Country clue. Tnveuers Music by New Haven orch-

"rrovinclsi Plowing Match st W Mu. sopremoer sstn-2-uh. crite for prise list. Albert Acorn.

srdlgsn. R. 11.. I.

m:'HImvshirc Women's Institute micken snd Kim Supper in Will.- I" Hull. rhumisy. September

I W 5-30 oblooir.

"Bern Dance at. nun Legion

their individual cnpnciiy.

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 14 -(AP)- A movleland love triangle erupted in fisticuffs today and the pum- mellins hands of actor Tom Neal sent Fr-anchot Tone to the hospit- al with is brain concussion and broken nose.

The fight scene was outside the home of blonds Barbara Payton, the object of all the nrdor.

While Barber screamed, Neal, approximately years Tone's Junior proceeded to lay Tone

"Barn dnncc at Tom Currnn's, St. Regls, Tuesday, Sept. 18th.

"Dance, Forest Hill Hell, Wed- nesday. September 19th.

"Buying live fowl and chicken daily. We weigh and pay at farm. write or phone collect for pick up service. Smith Bl-os., Pownal.

"P. E. 1. Trade Fair. Flddling and step-dancing finals, Forum. Saturday. Sept. 15th. Additional Judge will he Colin Boyd. Antig- onish.

"Loading live fowl, chickens and copons, Monday. Sept. 17, from 9 am. (ill 1 p.m. Paying market prions. MaCKny Brothers. Stanley Bridge.

"Barn dance Tuesduy, Sept. 18th at Fenncr Stewart's. Brack- lcy Beach. Good canteen. Bus leaving I.M.T. 10.30. Stopping for passengers at Barry's Snack Bar. Pnrkdaie.

"Buying Live Fowl snd Chicken Monday to Friday noon. every week. We weigh and my st your yard. Get our price before Ieiling. Phone collect for pick up service. 1:. J. Mcbougsll. Vernon.

"Buying pigs, cattle and poul- try Monday at Fredericton. Psy- ing I60 pair for good pin over 30 lbs. each. will also buy smal- ler ones. Will not be buying at any other poinis until further no- tice. Knud Jorgenseu.

"Poultry Wanted. Landing live fowl snd chicken weekly for best Csnsdisn snd American markets. We give you I pick up service and weigh snd my on form. Paying best market prices. its or Phone 285 day. 1574-32 night csntrsl Eu snd Poultry Simon.

Movieland Love Affair Erupts In Fisticuffs

stitutes roughly one per cent of the total.

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The 46-yelsr-old Tone was un- conscious for some time, all wit- nesaes in the early morning scrap agreed. Surgery was performed on his broken nose at California Hos- pital today. His physicians. Dr. Lee E, Siegei, said Tone might be in hospital several dsys.

Broken. along with Tone's nose, was the impending marriage of Miss Payton, is 23-year-old blonde. and Nenl.

Neal gave this version of the big bust-up:

a long time. First, Barbara. was going to marry Tone, then she was going to marry me. we had al- ready token our blood tests and were to have had the ceremony performed in San Francisco to- marrow.

"The first thing I knew of any change in plans was when Esr- bars went out yesterday afternoon with Tone. Last night she went out with him again snd they didn't get back until 1:15 1. m. I was waiting st Barbara's piece with my friend Jimmy Cross. and some other people.

"Tone ordered me out of the house. He then invited me out on the lswn. I iold him 'I'm A young- er man than you. snd i don't want in get into I fight with you. Pur- thermors, youlre very foolish to get into trouble when you have your child custody one coming up.'

"Tone replied. 'Well. that's the way with life. when you geLbsd ,. hlicity you just have to take lt.'

"whereupon .he swung on 'me. I ducked the punch snd then hit him very hsrd. knocking him shout 10 feet. Then I hit hirr three or four more times. He went out cold.

"At this point Bsrbsrs cums screaming at me and I pushed her sside. I saw them csrry Tone into the house. on bloody. snd still un-onsclous. Then I left."

Tone recently hss been involved in a legal bsttle with his former wife Jean Wsllsoe over custody of their two sons.

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National Railways, Montreal,

' Mr. 'J. B. Peake, cartage

CNR Arrangements Made For New Mail Service Changeover

Mr. A. H. Ball, superintendent of cartage, Canadian

is now in Charlottetown er-

renging for the changeover from train to truck transporta- tion of mails and express in Prince Edward Island, as an- nounced in The Gunrdlanon Sept. 11.

agent, C.N.R., Charlottetown,

will supervise the new service when it gets under way. Five new C.N.R. trucks are expected to arrive here by the first of next week) These vehicles, for which arrange- ments for servicing and storage will require to be made, are 4-ton cartage trucks with 14 ft. bodies.

In the meantime the C.N.R. will operate the trucks

taken over from Provincial Transport Ltd., a subsidiary of

merside areas.

future.

by truck.

deliveries will mega cases over the

Establishment of clinics a forward step in the aid to med- ical practitioners in the treatment of mental disease; will be one of the features of future plans. Dr. John Theriauit, Director of Treat- ment service in the Division of Mental Health. outlined the plans before the annual meeting of the P. I. 1'. Medical Association at the Charlottetown Hospital yesterday morning.

Already organized are two

electro-convulsive therapy units (better known as shock units). one in the male wing and the other in the female wing. The stuff st Pslconwond has received special training in this treatment and Dr. Theriault reports thst so far re- sults have been satisfactory. As additional staff the services of A psychologist and a social worker have been recently obtain- ed. while an occupational ther- apist will join the staff on octo- bcr 1. Besides these Dr. Alec Murchison, Fnlconwood Director, will shortly return from s year's study and Dr. A. A. Mscvicar. who formerly practised here. will return.

New Treatment Methods

so iar as treatment is concern- ed it is hoped soon to use both sub-come and coma insulin ther- apy. At present it is not in use but correspondence regarding the establishment of an insulin unit is now in progress.

other contemplated forward

(Continued on page 16 col. 3)

Drew. Plans Tour Of N.S. And N.B.

OTTAWA, Sept. 14-(CP)-- George Drew. Progressive Con- servstive lender. will leave here Sunday for s week's tour of Nova Scotis and New Brunswick.

He will spend Monday in Hair- fsx snd Tuesday will address I Rotary Club luncheon there. Tues- dsy afternoon and evening he will visit Bridgewster, N. S., and Lun- crsburg. N. 5.

Wednesday he will attend the Queens County rsir snd address I publlc' meeting in the constituency of Annspolis- ion. The follow- ing dsy he will sddress s public meeting at Middleton. N. 8.

He will visit Moncton. N. 3.. Friday, sddren s public meeting st Sussex, N. B. thst evening snd Saturday will address s meeting at Saint John. N. B.

Sundev be will return to Ot- hws. Q

The Gunrdlgua Plugslishing Congpony, ransport 0 us. ions to the o This service, starting on Monday, will be continued on the same time schedules as are now in effect until the postal service by truck is inaugurated.

The tentative date for this latter service for Kin 's County has been set for October 1, but this will "depend Ins whetlher thelPt(;s;i0lg::etl9gtnngements for the changeover can a comp e n is me. load transportation by truck will to ow at a. later date.

The new C.N.R. mail service for West Pr'n C t, is also subject to changeover arrangements wiIt.hcethemll:i)sVt Office, but it is hoped to start this service also in the near

for early morning ntague, Souris and Sum-

The above arrangements are. the result of a contract recently made by the Post Office authorities with The Guardian and now taken over on similar conditions of fast morning service by the Canadian National Railway, which has also undertaken to speed up its express and i.c.i. service

The new service will be of particular benefit to the eastern and western sections of the Province, and in mail is saving of twenty-four hours in many

service which has been in of Province since Confederation.

Clinics To Aid Medical Doctors In Treatment Of Mental Diseases Planned

in! Charlottetown and summerside as'

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Mr. P. A. Large

TORONTO, Sept. 14 -(CP)- A Vsncouver man, John Arthu Clsrk. 65. was elected president 0 the Canadian Bsr Association st the snnusi meeting here todsy. Andre Tscheresu. K.C., of Mont- i-esl was named vice-president and W. S. Owen, K.C., of Vsncouver, registrar. L. E. Gaiipesult, K.C.. of Quebec city wu elected honorary secretary and D. Pork 1- i KC.. oi: Semis. Ont. honorary tressurer.

Vice-presidents for the provin- ees: Newfoundland. John 0. Hip- gins. K.C.. St. John's; Prince Ed-

wsrd island. I. A. Large. K.C.. Chulotteiowri: Novs scctis. Ho- rsco nesd, x.c.. 1-lsilfsx; New

Brunswick. 1. Micc. Ritchie. K.C.. Saint John; Quebec, Psuiv P. I-futchlson. x.c.. Montreal; Ont- ario. J. R. Msclsreri, K.C., Brock- vllle: Manitoba. C V. McArthur K.O.. W" ipeg: Bnskstchewsn, G. W. Forbes. K.C. Regina; Albei-ts, E. J. Chalmers. x.c., cslgsry; British Columbia. A. C. Desnrisay. K.C., Vancouver.

IEABONID SING!!!

MARION BRIDGE, N.B. - (Oils -- A church consregsiion here was bound to 3 Guild solo by Donsid John Jsslnond. who for N yesrs wal s member of the Boston Pres-

byterian Church. Lsmocd is 94 am '3 "' .4.

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P.E.l. Vice - President Of Bar Association

Will Aci IT Enemy Uses Planes In Drive

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14 -(AP)

--Military men said today United states planes will bomb Man- churis if the Communists hurl sir power against United Nations forces. ' The U. S. Air Force in Korea has been put on the alert against a sudden attack by Communist air- men.

One highly-placed source says the air force will not "take it sitting down" if the Reds hurl air power against United Nations forces now facing a huge build-up of. Communist. ground strength.

The Reds are known to have as- sembled a formidable sir fleet in their Manchurian sanctuary. it could strike heavy blows against U. N. forces in another offensive.

Fesr Surprise Attack

It is known that lop defence chiefs are most fearful of a pearl Harbor-type air attack which could come without warning.

This is the situation:

It is understood at the top mil- itary level that once the Rbds use air power in force sgsinst U. N. troops-then all bars are down an attacking Manchuria.

The Allied retaliation would be aimed at halting the enemy's air attacks by knocking out air bases and destroying Red planes in the air.

There is no disposition at this time to carry the war against Red China. itself by bombing ciiies as Gen. Douglas MacArthur has pro- posed.

Nor is it likely the U. S. Air Force will attack the Red bases in Manchurla. in a "preventive" war to knock out the Comm uisi. air

".(coTztlnuea on page 1-5 col'.':i'T

lI.S. ilmhassador To Visit 0iI'town

Mr. Stanley Woodward. United states Ambassador to Canada. will visit this city Tue- sday. September 25 so part of is brief visit to the Msritime Provinces. He will arrive here that date from Halifax and will leave the following dsy for saint John. He will travel by Embassy place we will be accompanied by Mrs. Wond- ward, Dean Brown. second secretary of the Embassy. and Mrs. Brown. snd Mason Wsde. attache.

It is expected that while here the Ambassador will pay formal calls on His Honor Lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Prowse and Premier .1. Walter Jones.

Ambassador Woodward is A career member of the United State Diplomatic Service which he entered in 108. sin- ce then he hss served in Gen- eva. Brussels, Tokyo and Port su Prince. Haiti. Prior to com- ing to Canada as Ambassador Extraordinary snd Plenipo- tentiary in May of last year he had been Chief of the D'vision of Protocol for the Depart- ment of slate. WashinKi0n-

Fur Prices Al Montreal Easier

MONTREAL. Sept. 14-(Special) -Almost. all types of furs were easier than at the June sales. Mr. George A. Callback, manager of ihe Fur Marketing Depart- ment of the Canadian National Fox Breeders Association. 0! Sum- rnerslde, P.!-2.1., said here today in commenting on the Csnsdinn Fur Auction sale. There was is fair demand for good platinum: and pearl platinum: but a large percentage of other types were withdrawn. The fox section of the sale was completed today.

TORONTO. Sept. i4-(CP)--The Canadian Bar Association lodsy wound up its 33rd snnusi meet- ing with as stormy discussion of divorce.

A resolution proposing sweep- ing extension of the grounds for divorce to include doseriion. cruelty and incurable insanity was defcsicd by five votes.

The lawyers voted 09 to 04 against broadening Csnsdn 100- yesr-cld divorce laws. which now

admit adultery as the only grounds for severance of mar- risgo ties.

Abolition of the death penalty for rspe also was advocated today. Submitted by British Columbia delegates. the divorce resolution urged that Provinces be given the

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CHUBIA

By JOHN RANDOLPH

U15. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD- QUARTERS. Korea, Sept. 15 (Saturday) - (AP) - Communist armor showed up suddenly on the Western Korean front Friday.

Allied forces were driving slowly ahead in the mountainous east.

On all fronts, they were alert for a possible Communist, onslauilbt by the light of the week-end's full moon - is favorite enemy time of attack.

in the western action, at least two Russian-type T-3-is were re- ported knocked out.

They were in h group of six tanks and two sclf-propelled guns west of Yonchon and some seven miles north of parallel 38. That is near the main highway leading north- ward from Seoul. Korean republic capital.

A'iiied intelligence reported at least 40 Communist divisions - an

estimated 400,000 men were massed along the front, most of

EDMONTON. Sept. if -- (CP) - The season's first sharp frost threatened to strike the Western Prairies tonight. Western farmers. a. record grain crop in their fields. anxiously scanned the clear skies.

The cold wave quickly renlsced incessant rains as the farmers' No. l hazard in the harvesting of a wheat crop which the Dominion Bureau of statistics said in Ottawa today likely will reach a record 570,338,000 bushels.

experts were that in most places tonight's frost would not exceed two or three degrees - not,,en,- ough to hurt crops. But at the coldest spots, including the Red Deer area of Alberta. midway be- tween Edmonton and Calgary. it would be as much as seven de-