Text llf Address

MAY s1. 1946

Another Large’ Attendance At Kinsmen lleriiivai

ronlzed by aao er great at- terligince the Klneinen Spring carnival at the Armour-lee con- eluded i-ts second day last niitht with the various amusements be- hrg well patronized by those pre-

sent. c: a aln the eat Auburn h9g1" his flldlfliCQl spglbound with "his teats of magic and has found great favour with his audiences on every appearance.

Two excellent show were stag- ed last night with the night's pro- gram being opened with, the worse

arade staged by the Victoria Emu, Club being viewed oy a hirge number along the route it followed.

Tonight’! show wi1.l get under- why with the finishing of the 10- mile bike race in front of the Armouriei.

Due to no door {in being drawn on opening nlg t there was a ilnulile drawing last night. Albert Wooirltige and Ignatius McDonald holding the winning tickets. They will each receive a free airplane ride over Charlottetown in a olanc of the Paul Sharipe Flyin School located at the local air-par .

_,To llr. J.T. liroteau

not tell you how much we shall miss both your pleasant pt-rsrpslty and your able guidance. Your years among us have been years tilled, for you, with uncount- od hours of hard and effective work. and with selfless devotion to a rcat cause; for us they have been

crmatlve years Passed in flmwlns under your WW.‘ nce and trail’ inspiring i 1P~ we

you as

grateful pupils to a great master, or we are what you have mode us; our faithful promise that we shall oorrtimtc as far as we are able in the paths 0f 00 74W rog-rass that you have out Yo: us. No material compensation could possibly nuke up the debt that we owe you; we cw but of!" you the only reward for which you linve worked, our sincere thanks and as a tangible evidence of our

sinccfll/v we be! Y0“ w Wwzg‘ “he”

tits which ws offee" you W1 mo»

ul hearts.

At this sad moment of our Peri» lug, we are not uninlndfm of Yfllll’ gQQd help-mate, Mrs. Crotcau. We trust sunny climate to which you are going will azfford to her the health so lonl ("Md h" 31'9"’

..Iind we our you to aooevt. for her, this gift, wihich we trust will ro- mind her, from time to time of her former Island home.

With these gifts g0 to you Ind Mrs. Croteau, our eameet- prayer is,» your health, happines and prosperity k1 this land ID "bum

you g0. signed on behalf of the Oo-oPBY- mli: Union of Prince Ddwaird Is- Jcrome L O'Brien, President. Oo-

ion. °P°"{,§,‘,Y° it“ Ogmpbfll, President.

Credit Union 719M119- “c y tours:- D...°“°°s“t':.§t

mvlfiténghsvv, Federation of Aeri- li- .

cuifiiije alum, Adult Education

league.

II. 0F. C. COMLHTIEES

At a meeting last even!!! If 3h} Knights of Columbus Lecturers Committee, the foliowini Cfimm-L‘ tccs were a inted to OVEN“ ‘h? different act vlties in the recrea- tion cent

Tennis:- Leonsrd Mlfinoflluv John Cam bell, Harold Powol‘. Claro Maclgonald, JOY“? Cm"'°" and Wi-nnlfred Do 1e.

Softball _ Pr n curiey W! Michael Hennesrey.

Quoits-Wendell Mullins and Al- fred Doyle.

Basketball-Louis Butler.

Volley Ball-Charles and Lon!!! Campbell.

' Track and Fleld—T. W. Cami?‘ ii-ll

Sports Editor-Charles Carnvbeli- The committee expects to have the centre operating by June 0th.

LONDON — (UP)— Th! MW i.» 10h Medium Rcslment- My“ Artillery. lust disbanded, fought in North Africa and eight Eurolfih" countries during the war.

TOOMBS-At the Prince County hospital on May N l9 . i0 MY- and Mrs. Linwood G. Toombs. Kensington, a SOD. will! Garth

Prtol-‘ITT-At Remington cold-ed’ 22, i946. to Mr. and we. 011W! E Profltt a son

u» Oi ' u. May n, mo, to mwaridJE-l- riteifiEut-At one P E r. n...-

‘ Elliot. May 2e mo to Ma's/nu Mrs. ._ c.

‘an quantities of

:0 when 75 per cent

Vlellil Make Toiirlot

Continued fmni m‘. l) ythe vlacantssltersfi"

a er . C dl National Riailwayosnmson M“ an tor who appeared efore the 9on- ate Committee on tourist traffic "id 1011!? that heads of the rail-

way are in communication with-

Premler Jones on the subject of tourist trade. He was unable to say whether or not the C. N. R. had any plans at present to ixtciir’. their present Hotel Charlottetown,

which he pointed out served a large volume of summer visitors to the Island.

D. Leo Dolan, director, Canadian Travel Bureau, sald he was con- vinced expansion of the present tourist trade in Prince Edward Is- land would pay handsome divi- dcrids, without impairing in any way the natural beauties of the

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u y rea ze f, e problem Prince Edward Island is facirli; this summer. particularly slncc my recent visit to Charlottetown." he said. "There ls the question u! shortage of building materials in the first place and to certain ex- tent the shortage of skilled labor.

But there is abundant room for profitable development of summer

otels and bungalow camps iii many sections of the Island, It would be difficult to tlnd a more beautiful or finer place on the con- tinent for an interesting and rest- ful holiday. and I'm sure that any well-planned development ‘$1 meet with success."

Not So Encouraging

No so encouraging were pro- nouncements from the Depart- ments of Finance and Reconstruc- tion and Supply. A senior official of reconstruction sold there was no question of making additional building material available for construction of tour- lst accommodation either in P. E. I. ‘pr other centres of Canada.

We realize the importance of the tourist industry," he said. "But our first and only priority l3 roi- low-cost housing for veterans and others in di-re need. Apart from these, the only concesslo a we make is to veterans building houses of their own who find they need ad- ditional materials for these homes _ complete. The tourist industry is admittedly n border-line case, but we can't do much to help it."

A Flat "No"

More definite still was the Fin- ance Deipartment. Asked by The Guardian it the Government of Canada would lend Prince Edward Island funds to expand their tour. lat industry, one of Mr, Ilsiey‘; executive assistants re lied with g flat “no". He added t at the Dc- minion had gone out of the ‘end- ing bushes: and the outcome of

égfiferlégficfieiltnhalgoitrilnlon-Provinciai . n .. lers a bit," lmpmved mm

Legion Protgts Continued from Page l)

the emergency housing project at the Airport. Although no definite word as to its continuance was re- ceived. strong recommendations were made to Mr. J. L. Douglas, MP, and Senator John E. Sin- clair and the Provincial Govern- merit.

Several reports of commllitees were received and the President Mr. Art McGulgam and Mr. 8.1!. Court gave short reports or: reso- lutions passed and recommended at the Dominion Convention con- oerhing pensions, rehabilitation and housing.

conference ' (Dimtinued from Page l)

would be requisltioned for ship- ment to Britain.

The British had said they could take more than 125,000,000 pounds of cheese if Canada could Pro- duce it .

Supports irrigation

John R. MacNlcol (PC-Toronto lgavlesnport) lgeétegted wniightériligit

e DPBDBI‘ 11800! l ' ' antic" Canadian irrigation and water coiwervstlon bruit"!!!-

Mr. MaoNiool said he was irre- pared to ellimoft any MOW 599$‘ sary to reclaim the marshlands of the Maritlmu. to provide irrigat- ion and water conservation in west. and to supply adequate wol- géo the cities of Moose Jw and

na.

There was encuflh will" 111 9m‘ has, in simply arid areas with all they needed. The advantaeze d9-

was carried out.

House Qdefs

(By The Clnsdlnu Pro!) arrows. May Wflfllcm "l"

_ m“; o1 the Canadian naval forces

like“ will share in time "WMY from the capture and sale 0f 911' 3mg ONION

' t r th first dis- Hrrigft-rd- “m”: f- a ltstti“.n°'ii'ei°i=n°ie - WP . lhy El, 1'4‘, , ~ m

wlkw%m Grant, l» a sen Wm Q s on m! on”

I adlan National Railwayfl "nmi

‘ nan-run A ~ at “alwvgfl ltlé“

' HOGAN - At "m5 h" m" ' ' unus- amfnmlhnnu a‘; reported for '1‘.A. Kidd tPC

thence to Dundee for services.

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i vanities-sires

stun) .

n; indust- ri aveltrlife scgie K151‘ <1"°‘ i. h. ms as they retell“! u, as, the Finance Department 5:? in reply to questions bv T-B- rett (PO-Norfolk);

llinilt Ilsley seld h! finance 0:1 an l”? Wm‘ n

h.

ubliclty dlrec-o

iletires From Bank 0f Canada Position ilere

MB. D. A. MMKINNON

rtootor om-rie has boa m- ed agent for the Bank o! a hare succeed D.A. MacKinrion who is retiring lune 30.

Mr. Currie, 49, present u: ac- countant hare, is a native of ir- vlew and a veteran of Would W's! I duri which he served with lite

until the forms the Ban-k 0f Canada in 1%. I‘!!! pointment as agent become-s e ive Juliy 1st.

The retiring agent, 1M3‘. in- non, has been irth the Bank 0! Canada for eleven years Prior to that he had 30 years in the service

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one servloel A ,10(I.in tRcoeIilverpGuenera-l d

ment of Mr. Pope in June. 1930. he wag appointed Assistant Receiver General. At that time the offcc was located in f-hc POOL Q“ Bu ldirg.

When the Central Bank was stltnrted by an Act of PMUBIM in Mlamh, 1N5, t.‘he Assistant Bt- iever General 811C staff 1n Bach

s

rovlnce chm .out Canada wen. ‘by the Bank Canada Act tranb- the Bank of Canada.

MaoKlnnon received the av- poimrnent as mot at WM tilt"-

Seeking Workers For Employment 0n P.E.|. Farms

!<W\.|l The National Employment 5H,‘- vlce, commencinil We m“ °5 m“ ivesir, has begun a drive “troll-sh- out the Province to obtain men t0 work on the farms. Mr. R. F. Mc- Cumi regional agricultural advis- er, National Employment Service, lvloncton. accambanled by Mr- 3- McBeth, district legal investigator, Moncton. and Mr. Leo Coicoran of the local office. have been mak- ing an investigation of the un- employment situation for l-hi! purpose. After completing s aur- veiy of the Charlottetown oflico ares. (embracing Queens and King's Counties) they will Proceed next week Summerslde, ~which is the ofllce headquarters for Prince County. The investigation is concerned chiefly with obtaining farm help from those drawing unemployment insurance and also out-of-work allowances under the Demff-mflflt of Veterans Affairs. Mr. MoCunn stats that there are a number oi’ men now emibloyed but neverthe- less drawing funds from one 01' other of these sources. contrary t0 regulations. These rwlibiflfil l" being warned that there is s ven- nlty provided for irregularities of this kind: errmloyers aim are be- ing reminded of their obligation to notify the Employment Office 01 311v help they ta/loe on.

Up to Wednesday nlgiht. the of- floials had checked about 2M names.

Stresses Urgent Need

In an interview Mr. Mo0i1lm stressed the great need for in- creased food production this 70R‘- Quotirig the announcement at Ot- tawa to the eflect that a greater percentage of 19H grain c100 will be diverted from livestock feeds into cereal foods he said it was very important that Island farm-

ers uroduce as much grain M Mr. and a k Carmelo, their own livlllmi M“! ll W9" Primrose, P E I Tlhe ung couple slble. "We reel that the Island were im‘cwnm 1m farmer is ready to respond to this lng in a light blue suit with appeal provided he can get NW brow-n accessories A reception was necessary help now," he added. held at the homo of the bride's About 100 applications for farm s ,Mra. Alex Bell. The young lselpihave been flied and fifty more co le will reside in Dartmouth. aoplicmions are on e the N. . whee the groom is awed De- Charlottetown oflice, Mir. at 11.11.05. Dcckyhfli. fl-‘K- said. Unfortunatelo this GOQ not N3. mean ‘that only this aimum of “'—'

farm labor is required. Many far- mers. though in need of help, have

neglected to apply Ind therefore a. plc of the situation cannot be obtained oil’ . Farmers in! W 0°‘

ect.

There is a pool of about moo employabiles in Queen's and Kings Counties, but 75 per cent of this number are city residents and more or loos‘; unqualified to

rliisuioer includes about m0 draw- ing unanploymcret insurance and

about too drawing out-of-work al- A week

[Hi2 LHARLUI

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

This column is reserved for news or local tutor-st. but odverflslnr of a new” nature may as inserted at tlve oentl a word. strictly nay- sble In advance.

CE-AIWILL for photograplil. CONSIDERATION LIFE IN- SUBANCL

HOWAID MOINNIS I01‘ Flttld Footwear 2-9-Stt-t1.

NEW LAMPS with Silk Shades now at Toombs Music Store, 5-31-11. BEAUTIFUL Summer Dresses. Mrs. Johnston's, 109 Kent St... near Queen. 5-30-101

RESERVE WEDNISDAY even June 5th for the St. Thomas

mas intent in Hall.

and En Knights of Columbus Sill-ll

THE MONTHLY meeting of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary, ‘will be held tonight at the Legion Home at

ATTEND APPLE BLOSSOM FESTIVAL-Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stewart. Maiveque Road and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril MacCi-regor, King's Square, are leaving today for Nova Sootis. to attend the apple blossom Sunday program in the Annapolis Valley.

THE GUARDIAN ANNUAL MEETING-The adjourned annual meeting of. the Island Guardian Publishing Co. Ltd. was held yes- terday. Mr. W. Chester S. Mc- Lure. M.P., and Lt-Col. D.A. Mac- Kinnon, D.S.O., having retired after serving on the directorate since 192$ the new officers chosen were: President, Mr. Ian A. Bur- nett; Vice-President. Mr. W. R. Burnett; Secretary-Treasurer, lvlr. G. M. Burnett: Editor ‘and Manag- ing Director. Mr. J. R. Burnett; Director, Mr. J. E. Burnet/t.

MAGICIAN AT SAN-The mas- ter magician, Tom Aubum, enter- tained the patients of the Provin- cial Sanatorium yesterday after- noon with card tricks and other feats of magic which mystified and

the patients appreciate deeply the thoughtfulness of the Kinsmen Club in sending such a skilled per- former to give them such welcome entertainment,

FUNERAL AT DUNSTAFFNAGE —Thc funeral nf the late Mrs. Ethel J. MicPhee, whose remains ar- I‘l\'€d from- Jamozca. Plains Mass , cn Wednesday evening, was held from the MooLean Funeral Home,

farm hands. The 1,0

‘ddhflufarm

Charlottetown, ycsterday afternoon to Central United Church, Sum- inerslde. The services were con- ducted by Rev. J Nichol-son and Rev. F N. Young. Interment was in the ohuroh cemetery. The pallbear- ers were: William Vessey. John Cains. Irv Thompson. Gordon Boswell, Harry Scott and John R. Murm, .

KENSINGTON - Miulpeque-Pree- town Presbyterian Churches, serv- Sunday, Jiinc 2: Keiislngtun, Sunday School and public worship at 10 a..m'.; WMS service for Dr. Quinn's Fund ot 6 p.m Rev Charles Carnegy. preacher Freetown, pub- lic worship at 3 onu. Sunday School at 2 p.m. Malpeque public worship and starchy Schooi at 1l.ll5 chi. and averting service at 7.30 pm. (all services standard time.) Rev J .A McGowan, ' 5-31-21.

“DOUBLE TROUBLE” A SUC- CESS—A large and appreciniive audience witnessed the first how- mg of the Zi-act comedy, "Double Trouble" resented by the Mt. Herbert- ermaid Y. P. U. players in the Protestant Orphanage Hall last evening. The cast was well selected. each player making a fine performance in hi‘: or her chosen role, Members of the cast includ- ed, Marguerite Macdonald, Ken- neth Jenkins. Sue Jones, vHVlIl Munin, Winston Wood, Mrs. Ralph Raynor, Russel Mathcson. Special- ties ltncluded a iano solo by Errol Lund a_nd select ons by the Orches- tra of Ralph Raynor. Kathleen Raynor. Errol Lunde and Albert Ings. Rev. E. R. MacVicar acted as chairman. The final performance will be tonight with a sale of ice cream between the acts.

midi, Dartmouth, Nova Sootla. ~04’, 7 30 p.m , uzi Plriday evening April b, 1046,, when Rev W S Irving, united in marriage Florence Evelyn, daughter of MI. and Mrs. George E le River. P

lW-C. YEAR. BOOK — Makinl its O- for the first time to- duty the Prince of Wales College Year Book, oontalnlrfl annual ria- of the slaidents‘ oounoil, ool-

ther spec

contains the honor roll of all former

lives i511 we

Lei a ed Elmer Blanchard as tor. and Tom Keefe as manager.

‘a emu - net-ion; bit there is sti a wel-

dnand. which will be accent- u ed as e harveot season eo- oroadiu.

T00 Late To Classify Hare-run -- rum. APPLY mes.

ILA. Infill. O mliorsst Ave. - 5-3l-3l

Wan-rm - nvo warrurissns. awry Inma- an Room HM" i a

f. ll-nm; one Mc-

thrllled them. Both the staff and 13a

I trowel GUARDIAN P.W.il. Persist

Continued from Pogo i)

‘Mgrion Doyle, NON-h RUIUDO. Irene Enman North Rustioo. Marion Foy. Tryvn-

‘Freda Gallant, North Rustioo. Edith Kelly, Kelly's Cross. ‘Betty . ‘ Georgie 11a. Olonanle MacCarron St. Mary's Road.

Annie Maolilschsm, Cardigan. Helen MacEacbeir-n. St. Columba. Vodia MaoKay, Albany.

Frances MacMillan. Ch'town. ‘Lorin Mair, Georgetown.

Clarice Richard Wellington. ‘Annie Sherry, Albany.

Mary 'I‘rainor, South Melville.

THIRD YEAR NORMAL PASS LIST

‘Ione Macdonald, Surmnerlde. ‘Dorothy MaoGinn, Kindrora, ‘Bertha Nor-ring, Cape Traverse. ‘Kathleen Stuart, Wood Islands East.

Noreen ‘rrainor, Kelly's Cross.

7.30. A report on the Legion Coii- ‘Tersa Trainer, Thistle and vanéion, held at Quebec, vlll be Qtamroolg rea .

—--—- SECOND YEAR ACADEltflC

ST. JOHN'S PBESBYTEBIAN CERTIFICATES

CHURCH, Belfast. Services Sunday, June kid, will be as follows: Sun- Alan Andrew. Charlottetown. day School at 10.15. Morning Wor- Ernest Annear, Charlottetown. ship at 11. Ev Service 7.30 Jack Beairsto, Malpe ue. B! Timt W. E. C. n5. Helen Behm, Grand lew. Mmlslel 5-31-11- Thelma Behlll, Grandview.

William Bentle , Charlottetowl. Harold Bernard]. Charlottetown. Maurice Blake, Charlottetown. George Bcinnell, Charlottetown. James Cameron, West Royalty. Ewen Campbell, Graham's Road. Denton Clark, North Bedeque. Drummond Cobb. Charlottetown. Millard Coley, Milton.

Joyce Cudmore, Wheatley. Elmer Doiron, Spring Park. Leigh Donald, Alma.

Ivan Dowllng Charlottetown. Leo Ennis, reenfleld.

Lyle Farquharson, Charlottetown. Robert Forsythe, Charlottetown. Mary Gillls, Charlottetown. William Heririessey, Ch'town. Doris Herring, Borden.

Friend Herring, Murray River. Hubert Herring, Murray River. John Herring, Murray River. Ray Higgins. Hunter River. Richard Hurst. Charlottetown. Albert Inga, Mount Herbert. Doris Kays, Charlottetown. James Korrey, Charlottetown. Wade Leightizer, Ch'town. Margaret Lord, Cage Traverse. Anita MacCabe, S nhope.

John MacDonald, Ch'town. Hollis MacEwen, Long Creek. Lennis MacFadyein, Meadow

nk,

Clifford Mnclsaac, Fairview. Willard MacKay, Clinton. Philip MacKlmnon, Elmsdale. Arthur Macliean, Alberry Plains. Florence MacLean. Long Creek. Thelma MacLean, New Wiltshire. Vernon MacLean Stanley Zrltige. Vernon Maclteod, Lorne Valley.

t Lorraine MaoMahon, Kensing-

on.

George MaoMurdo. Kensington. Ivan Mitchell, Parkdale. Clifford Moase, New Annan. Marie O'Brien. More-ll Rear. Regina Ryan, More-ll Rear. Robert Sharp, East Bldeford. Frank Srgsworth. Ch'town. Shirley Simpson. Belmont. Vernon Sobcy, Searletowri. Joan Steele. Morel].

Allison Stevenson, New Glasgow: Arthur Stewart, Ch'town. Evelyn Stewart, Parkdale. James Tait, Southport.

George Tweedy. Vernon River. Gordon Wellner, Charlottetown.

SECOND YEAR ACADEMIC PASS LIST

Robert Acorn, Charlottetown. Stewart Banks, Poplar Grove. ‘Lois Cox Morell, 9 ‘Marlon Coyle. Charlottetown. William Crockett, Souris. Douglas Forsythe, Ch'town. Robert Frizzeii, Springfield Wcst. Joseph Gallant, Charlottetown. Enid Gill, Charlottetown. Marim Griffin, Lower Newtown. ‘Fleur Hllllon, Charlottetown. ‘Richard Howatt, Charlottetown. Orlo Jones. Pownal.

Ian MacDonald. Charlottetown. Stephanie MacDonald, Ch'town. William MacFarlane, Harrington. ‘Esther Maclntosh, Valleyfleld at

e . Kenneth MacKenzie. Ch'town. Mae MacKinnon, St, George’; Ruth MacMillan, Upper Belle

Creek. Warren MacRae, Charlottetown. Elizabeth Martin, Ch'town. Gordon Morrison, Bradalbslie. Ion Morrison. Hunter River. Rose Morriasey, Newtown Cross. ‘Noreen Noonan. Ch'town. 1V9!!! RQddifl. Charlottetown. ‘Michael Reddin, Ch'town. ‘Helen Roach, Charlottetown. Ivan Robinson, Ch'town. ‘Joan Sherren, Charlottetown. Ian Stewart. Cross Roads.

PERSONALS

Mir. FEJ. Nsah, Regional surplus

propert re r se rtatl is : at u... yciwtiewwn‘ Tran.‘ w“

Grace Carr, 8-year-old daughter

cif Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carrzflurrri- km trier-side. has undergone an oper-

ation in the Prince Cottrrty Hos- pital and is doing as well as can be expected. S

The many friends of Mrs. die Golhnt, Stanley Bnlqe,

Ed- are

com! to hear she has entered the

City Hospital. and h0¢e she will

soon be restored to her usual good

health.

Miss Helen Younloeir, Malpeque, returned h“ the Younk-