JUNE 28. 1949

-_.THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE FIVE

New President. 0f Oh'Town Notary

.Rotarlan W. R. LePage (above) became the new president of the Charlottetown Rotary Club at their meeting yesterday at which the re- tiring officers presented their re. ports for the year. The incoming secretary is Rotarian O. R. Simona. .The retiring President, Rotarinn D. M. McGuire, reviewed the activi- ties of the past year. Membership ng. the club is '76, the highest it has ever been, and attendance at 87.5 per cent is an improvement over previous years. Members expressed their appreciation of President Mc- Guire by singing "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow."

_ Regret was expressed at the in- juries suffered by Rotarian M. L. Bradshaw of Summerslde in a car accident while returning from the District Convention at St. Andrews, N, B. A telegram from Mr. Brad- show, at present in the Saint John Hospital, thanking the club for its (‘XPFGSSIOH of sympathy and inform- int: members that he was making satisfactory progress, was read to the club.

. Guests yesterday included Rotar- Ian Wheeler H. Kern, M.D., Garden (‘|t_v, Michigan, and Mr. Ralph Chapman. Moncton. N. B.

S ial Tourist Planned

Charlottetown clerks. waitresses. service station attendants and all those who come irrto direct contact with tourists, will have an oppor- tunity to brush up on their cwfwsll P's and Q's when the Jutnior Cham- ber of Commerce completes its plans to show two films o! the Na- tional Film Board on this import- ant subject. i; inspected here this week the trims will b. shown m the Prince Edward Theatre. In order to avoid dislocation of business. l1 l5 suggested that the management lllow some third of their staff off gt a. time. The films will be run early in the morning, if possible. three days a week. .

The Junior Chamber of Com- merce would appreciate hcaring as soon as possible from firms who will oo-oparate in this effort. so that specific arrtmtements may be made for the showings.

. The films will run for 30-45 min-

t.- period. F. G. Spencer Co. is Nhnazing the theatre and staff time. -

Too Late To tliasiiy

T0 LET-FURNISHED 0R UN- iurnished heated room. Central. Apply 223 Grafton Street.

FOR SALE-ONE HALF TON

k Dodge truck in A-I condition. Can be seen at Aylwardr Furn- iture Exchange.

Nsfl. SALE-ENTERPRISE IRON

t

iDuke range with oil-burner. Ap- ‘lply 299 Richmond afternoon or evening.

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FOR SALE-IQBB FORD SEDAN. Apply 3S Orlebar St.

nirtrwiieasfiiairassrrsc homework. Mrs. Elmer Offer. Ideal Dairy. Summeraide.

—e%—~——-——————————————— routvo. MARRIED courm: would like two or three furn- ‘lahed rooms or suite. immedi- aiely.

' struts, meanness. aunts 50o Per Insertion

Write "M", Guardian.

DEATHS SAUNDERS-Suddenly (Ill June 20th.1949. in Detro t. Michigan.

David George Blunders. in his 63rd rear. dearly" loved husband of Florence (Polly) Harris, formerly oi Chanlottetown, P. E. I.

SlMPSON-a-AL Centrevilll Bede- our. June 27, 1949, Elijah D. Simp- m" lliled 70 years, formerly of Bel- mont Lot 1G. Remains reatlnl at Davlson’: Funeral Parlors, Kenslng- ton. Funeral notice later.

BELBEN-At the F. m. I. Hospital on Monday. June 2'7, 1949, Edward

. Belben in hil 52nd year. (Plant .uperlntendent Canada Packers). Remains are resting at MacLean l-‘uneralliome until this morning when they will be forwarded to ‘gar-onto for interment on Thur!- ay,

N.li. Maoloan

UNDIITAKII

IIIALIIJII Cblrlcollmn all lllrtb WIIIIIIIIO

Pblnl Ill

Saint John Telegraph-Journal

from the C.C.l".. Boclll Credit and other experimental parties in the

sibility that one day in the not mg rem ‘ future Canada may return to the time-tested and proven Byg. tan of two strong national parties, "<91 S61v1!!! ls l balance and

power. Charlottetown Guardian (Pro. Iralsiva-Cootservltive). ". . . Grat-

"Ylng to both parties is the fact that the results were decisive, leav-

l Election Editorial Comment [

in! no room for third-party m".

(Independent): The Liberal gainslpulation o! the balance of power

. . . The results also showed the fallacy of the Conservative strat-

West have raised the hopeful pos-egy of attempting to outbid the

Liberals in sociallstic panlceas."

lhlirlx Obroniclo-II (ma. ndont) — "Tho Go mrnont of Mr. St. Laurent is going to be lble

6h”! 011 "w Other When not into carry on with l. clear msiorlty

of members who were the accred- ited candidates of the Government party and there will be no need for the kind of political ‘log-roll- ln!‘ that has been tnctlsed so ls- siduously in other times."

OENTllAL GUARDIAN

Tbll column ll reserved for nslva of local interest, but advertising of l newly nature may be lulflffgd at live contl l word, strictly p.’- uble in advance.

CH-ASWELL l0! Photographs. -

LIBERAL DEDUCTION in the Price of all our used trucks, Se; them now—Stewart Motors Ltd,

GONFEDERATION LII‘! m. SURANOE.

JACK CAMERON - Man's Wear. lliiflllllrs over Toombs Music Store. Wmwrary quarters.

CIVIC TAXES --i Second irltlll- merlt City of Charlottetown rues 111w be bold by June aotn as inter- est will be charged.

‘ST. PETEIVS CATHEDRAL .... St. Peter's my. Wednesday, 29th, Pastoral Festival Choral Eucharist. 7.15 A. M.

CIVIC TAXES - If second in- stallment City of Charlottetown taxes is not paid on 0r before June 30th. then all remaining install- ments become due and payable 1m- mcdlately thereafter.

WINNER ANNOUNCED-Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi announ- ces the winner of the dress and makings. the drawing of which was made Juna 24th. at the resi- dence of Mrs. Morton Dew by Miss Frances Johnson. The win- ner is Miss Marlon Boyle. R.N., operating room supervisor at the Provincial Sanatorium.

LIBERAL REDUCTION in the price of all our used trucks. Sec them now-Stewart Motors Ltd.

LEAVING ON TBIP~ Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Curley, Vernon River, leave this morning on a six-week trip to Western Canada to visit with their son Francis in Edmonton and Banff. They will later go on to Calgary. where they have many relatives and friends. Previous to their departure their neighbors and members of the family gathered to honor them on the occasion of their thirty-fifth wedding anniversary when they were the recipients of many lovely gifts.

St. Laurent

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their horns.

Escorted to St. Fidele Parish, in his own riding of Quebec East. the Prime Minister had to be assisted ‘by a half dozen police officers as he pushed through the crowd wait- ing for an hour to hear his first words of victory. _ Spoken in French, they were: "Thank you, my friends."

The crowd. not giving him l chance to continue. raised l big cheer. Then he said: "It is l bril- liant victory."

“It is a great comfort to see that Canadians feel I am still able to render service to the population in spite of old age which some at- tributed to me." Mr. 8t. Laurent said with a broad grin. The crowd cheered again. _ The St. Fidele Parish play- grounds, a whole street block, was jammed to capacity.

The 67-year-old prime minister. his white hair shining under the platform lights, recalled for his Quebec East constituents that it was '10 years ago that this same Quebec riding had given Canada. a Liberal Prime Minister - Sir Wil- frid Laurier.

"I am told I have a majority of 15.000. this shows that the Prov- ince is attached to the Liberal doc- trine,” he said.

The Prime Minister defined the Liberal doctrine as "equality for all regardless of their tongue, their religion. the greatest good of the Canadian people."

lie slid the Liberals would not govern the people. they would be the "servants of the people."

8t. Laurent (tov’t

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general election, suffered personal defeat. He lost to J17. Matthews, Liberal member of the last House. in Manitoba's Brandon riding. Mr. Bracken gave up the Progressive Conservative leadership last flll.

Cabinet Itetun ed

. Liberal Cabinet ministers won their individual contests with clockwork-lite regularity. One of them was State Secretary l". Gor- don Bradley. Newioundlands first Cabinet representative. who was elected In Ionlvilta-‘Iwitiingste. Clmiilien Houdl, the portly flamboyant Mayor of Montreal. won election to the Commons on this, his third try. Running la an Independent. he defeated three op- ponents in Montreal Plpinelu, a new seat. No Communists. campaigning under the banner of the Labor- Prolfeallvl Party, were elected. Tim Bud. the pint-sized Com- munist leader. was licked by Lib- em Lionel Ccnache the onetime

Montltogjieotod

(Continued from P“; 1)

from Ind-L. Montreal Lafontaine: J’. G. Ra- telle. new seat. Montreal Verdun-Lasalle; x_p_ E. Cote, unchanged. Ilssex East: x-Hon. P. Martin, unchanged. Bonavista - Twllllnglte: G. Bradley. new seat. Toronto Spadina: x—D. A. Croli. unchanged. Hamilton East: x-T. H. Roll, unchanged. Hamilton West: x-l-lon. C.G.W. Gibson. unchanged. Digby-Yarmouth: T. A. M. Kirk, unchanged. Port Arthur: x-—llt. Hon. C. D. Howe. unchanged. “London: All. Jeffery, gain from

Hon. I‘.

Lotbiniere: x-H. Lapointe, gain from Ind-L.

Montreal St. Henry: x-J’. A. Bonnier, unchanged.

Sherbrooke: x-M. Glnguel, un- changed.

Montreal Mlisonneuve - R o I e- néount: x-S. Fournier, unchang- e _

lies-De - La - Madoliene: C. Can- non. new leat.

Portneuf: x--P. Guihriar, un- changed.

Montreal Mount Royal: A. Mac- Naughton. unchanged.

Ontario: W. C. Thomson, gain from CCF.

Montreal Jacques Cartier: x—-E. Marier. unchanged.

Montreal Laval: x-L. Demerl, new seat.

Montreal Notre Dame De Grace: x-ll‘. P. Whitman. new lent.

Bellechssae: x-L. P. Plclrd, un- changed.

Drummond-Athlbaslra: x -- A. Cloutier. unchanged.

Brome-Missiquoi: H. Gossclln, unchanged.

Richmond-Wolfe: E. O. Gingras, unchanged.

Roberval: x-—J. A. Dion, gain from Ind-I... '

Glengarry: changed.

Middlesex West: x—-R. McCub- bin. unchanged.

Northumberlld (Ont): F. Rob- ertson. gain from PC. ingf, unchanged. ed.

Kings: T. J. Klckharn, unchang-

W. J. Major, un-

ed.

Wellington South: H. A. Husk- ing. unchanged.

Toronto Parkdala: J. Hunter. gain from PC.

Lincoln: HP. Cavers, gain from

PC.

Halifax (two membersl: x-J. Dickey and x-G. B. Isnor, un- changed.

Villeneuve: A. Gumas, new lest.

Cochrane: x-J. A. Bradette, un-

changed.

Kingston City: W. J. Henderson, gain from PC.

Welland: x—Hon. H. Mitchell, unchanged.

Renfrew North: x-R. M’. War-

ren, unchanged.

Renfrew South: x-Hon. J. J. McCann. unchanged.

Kent (Ont): EB. Huflmln, gain from PC.

Winnipeg South Centre: x-R. Maybank. unchanged.

Berthler-Maskinonle: J. Lang- lois, unchanged.

Compton-Frontenac: x-J. A. Blanchette. unchanged.

Chateauguay-Huntlngdon-Laprlir- ie: D. E. Black, unchanged.

Pontisc-Temlsclmlngue: J. H. Proudfoot. gain from SC.

Montreal St. Ann-N: TP. i-lealy. ~ n ed. LnSctYali/Yaurice-Lafleche: J.A. Rich- ard, gain from BP.

Ssguenay: L. Brislon, new lest.

Lapointe: J. Gauthier. new lest.

Megantic: J. Llfontalnc. un- changed.

Queens-J; - J1... DotuIll-l i111" changed.

Queens-shelburno - D. lmith. new seat.

Algoma East - X — Ids. LB. Pearson, unchanged.

Brandon - X -- JD. Matthews.

unchanged.

Leeds - GT. Pulford. gain from PC.

Oxford - Ac. Murray, gain from

PC. Toronto Trinity — L- Cofllbhl-‘f.

gain from PC.

Grey North - CE. Bennett, gain from PC.

Charlotée - X - A.W. ltulrt. unchange .

Hastings South - P. Follwcll. gain from PC.

Perth - JN. oorry. lllll from

PC. .

Nicnlet-Ylmsska — M. Boisvort. gain from PC.

Dorchcsler - X — L. ‘Tremble!- unchanged.

Toronto ‘Righ Park A-JP- Cameron. gain from PC.

Essex West - X - D1’. brown. unchanged.

Grey-Bruce - X -- W3. Hllrll. unchanged.

Toron st. Paula - J11. Roon- ey. gal from PC.

Winnipeg South - X — LA. Mulch, unchanged.

Bruce —- D. Blue. lain from PC.

Marquette — X - Hon. l. Clar- son, unchanged. Timrnins - RA. lyre, new lest.

Vaudrluil-Soulangol - X- LR. Beludoin. unchlngld.

football and hockey great. in ‘ror- onto ‘trinity.

Btanstead - DE. lobar-go. gain from PC. gain

Durham - LI. Jamel,

tom PC. lnmbtpn-Xent - EA. Macken- lie, glln from PC. Toronto Rosedlle - CJ. Henry, Illa from PC. 8t. Bonifacl - X - F. Visu, m1. changed. 3881a: City gain from COP‘. Edmonton West-X -— C. Prud. ham. unchanged. 0°!!- Bain from Ind.-L. Essex South - X B.M. Clark, un- changed. Humn — x -—H- Cleaver, changed. Prince — X - J.W. MacNaught, unchanged. "gyfifgéll! -- RE. Anderson. gain Sirncoe East — X W.A. Robin- wn. unchanged, Timisksming — X _ w, 14mg unchanged. ' Provencher - X R. Jutrss, un. changed. Edmonton East _. AF, _ aid. (lain from SC. Mame“ T°f°nlv Davenport _ P. l-Iellyer. gain from PC. Huron-Perth unchanged. Kenora-Rainy River - X _ W Benldlckson, unchanged, Wfllllnslon North —- A. Dsrroch Rain from ro. ' "flower - Ru. Wood. OCR Kain from

“r1189 — Neeoawa _ x -w..1. Welrngain from PC. Springfield - X Rt, J.G. Gardiner. unchanged, Rosthern - X - W.A. Boucher unchanged. ' Parry Souncl-Muskoks: x—W J McDonald, unchanged. I ' York North: x—J. E. Smith, un- chanled. clalgiphinz-W. J. Ward, gain from Humboldt-J. n. Hetland, from C.C.l-". cllégidefsl9y~l". Larson, gain from The Battlefords—A. J. Bater, gain from C.C.F. s VCegrevllle-J. Decors. gain from

ILA. McCusker,

UH-

A.Y. McLean,

Hon.

gain

New Westminster: x——T, Reid, unchanged

Vancouver Centre—R. O. Camp. ney, gain from C.C.F.

Vancouver South—-A Laing, gain from P. C.

Coast-Capllanc: x-J. Sinclair, un- changed.

Cariboo~G. M. Murray. gain from C.C.F.

Fraser Valley: x—-G. A, Cruick- shank, unchanged.

Prince Albert-F. H. l-lelme, gain from C.C.l<".

Meadow Lake-J. H. Harrison, gain from C.C.F.

Swift. Current-H. gain from C.C.F.

Moose Mountaln—J. J. Smith. gain from C.C.F.

Sheena-E. T. Applewhaite, gain

Whiteslde,

from C.C.F.

Lisgar: x——I-I. W. Wlnkler, un- changed.

Progressive Conservatives

Cumberland: x-P. Black, un- changed.

Carleton: x-Ceorge Drew, un- changed.

Elgin: x-C. D. Coyle, unchang- ed.

Grenville-Dundas: x-A. C. Cas- selman, unchanged. Lanark: x——-

changed. Victoria-Carleton: x-l-LH. Hat.- field. unchanged. Wentworth: x-F. Lennard, un- changed. Toronto Eglinton: x—D. M. Flem- ing. unchanged. Peterborough West: x--G. K. Fraser, unchanged. Toronto Danforth: S. J’. Harris. unchanged. _ St. John's East: G. I‘. Higgins. new seat. Royal: chlnged. Colchester-l-Iants: x-F. T. Stan- iald. unchanged. Peel: x-G. Graydon, unchang- ed. Frontenac-Addington: W. R. Aylesworth. unchanged. Queens: x-WCS. McLure, un- changed. Prince Edward-Lennox: x-GJ. Tustin, unchanged. Haldimand: E. Catherwood, un- changed. Hastings-Peterborough: x—G. S. White, unchanged. Simcoe North: x-JJ-I. Ferguson. unchanged. Duilerin - Simcoe: x- Hon. E. Rowe, unchanged. Annapolis-Kings: x-—G. Nowlan. unchanged. Toronto Greenwood: J‘. E. Mc- Millin. unchanged. York West: x-A. B. Adarnson. unchanged. Waterloo South: x-K. K. l-Iom- uth. unchanged. Toronto Broadview: x—-T. L- Church. unchanged. Huron North: x-l. E. Cardiff. unchanged. Sour-is: x~J. A. Roar. tmchlag-

G. Blair, un-

x—A. J. Brooks. un-

d.

e St. John's West: W. J. Browne. new seat.

Brant - Wentworth‘. A. Charlton. unchanged.

Victoria (Ont): x-C. W. Hod!‘ son. unchanged.

Calgary West: x—A. L. Smith. unchanged.

Laloe Centre: x-J‘. G. Diefen- baker. unchanged. York East: x-R. H. McGregor.

x-J.

unchanged.

Nanaimo: x—-MaJ.-Gen. G. R- Pearkes, unchanged.

Vancouver Quadra: x-l-l. C- Green, new seat. _

'l‘:rois-Rivieres-l.. Balcer, gain

from lnd. Middlesex East —~ X -— 14- O White. unchanged. - Kamloopa-X-E D. Fulton. un-

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changed.‘ lmmbton Weat-X-J. W. Mur- phy, unchanged.

C-CI.

Cape Breton South: x-C. Gil- lis. unchanged.

Winnipeg North Centre: x—S.H. Knowles, u changed.

Winnipeg North: x—-A.M. Stew- art, unchanged.

York South: J. W. Noseworthy, gain from PC.

Roletown-Biggar: x—M.J. Cold- well. unchanged.

Saskatoon: x-R. H. Knight. un- changed.

Vancouver East: x-A. Macin- nis. unchanged.

Moose Jaw: x—W. R. Thatcher. unchanged.

Asslnilboia —X—- H. Argue, un- changed.

Social Credit Camroso-H. H. W. Beyersteln, unchanged. Acadim-X-V. Qualch, unchang-

ed. Battle Rlver-X--R. Fair.

un- - changed. Lethbriclge-X-J. H. Blackmore, unchnngcd- Mcrliclne l-iat-X-W.. D. Wylie, unchanged. Red Deer-X-F. D Shaw. un- changed. Bow R.iver--X—C. E. Johnson. unchanged.

MacLeod-X-E. G. Hanseil. un-

changed. Wetaskiwin - R. Thomas. un- changed. Independent; Chicoutimi—X-P. E. Gagnon.

unchanged.

Montreal Paplneau-C. l-Ioude. new seat.

BEauce-R. Pculin, gain Ind-l...

Independent-Liberal;

from

Prescott-R. Brunelu, gain from

Says. Mental Health Essential To Peace

VATICAN CITY. June 2'! (APt —- The Pope tonight told dei- egates to the world health organ- ization conference in Home that mental health is essential to world

peace.

The Pontiff received the detes- ates in the apostolic palace. Absent from the audience was Rev. Jos- e-ph Plojhar, Czech Health Minis- ter, whom the Vatican has sua- pended from religious services. However. delegates representing the Communist-led countries oi Yugoslavia and Bulgaria were pre- sent. said the unofficial Vatican

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TEAONERS WANTED

Applications will be received by the under- signed for positions in School Unit No. T com- prising the ‘following Schools:

West Royalty East Royalty Central Royalty Pcrltdcle

Spring Pcrk Winsloo

Good supplements will be paid.

GORDON M. RICE. 9V2 Elm Avenue, Secretary.

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the Board the responsibility rests with him and not with the Board. The Act provides penalties for those who fall to report their payrolls to the Board. CO-OPERATE IN THIS REGARD . JULY 1st IS THE DEAD LINE ¥4§§§§4+O4§§§44444%&§4+4%O4§O404§O

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