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OPA.

MERE MAN

Children have more need models than of critics.

of

By Cu-rler: Cl-uiottetown, Bulnmerlide

in P. 1.1.1. 59.00. Other Provinces

sis.oo per IIIIIIIIII. Elsewhere and U. 8. A. 312.00 per nnnnma

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, THURSDAY, MARCH

ten

Him whom I little will not con-

MAXI M8

OFA

MERE MAN

t, nothing will content.

26, 1953 16 PAGES

The Guardian, Five Cents

Morning Daily Founded 1887.

CORONATION CEREMONY WILL PROCEED ON SCHEDUL

Yanks Fail To Dislodge Reds From Old. Baldy

Ottawa Annoyed By New U.S. Dairy lntluslryl

Squeeze On

O'I'rAWA, (OP) - The Canad- mm Government Wednesday show- ed sharp annoyance at the latest United States squeeze on dairy im- ports and prepared to fire another round of protests at Washington.

But tihere still was hope among mme officials that President Eis- onihower will take action within the next few months to lift the trade- hampering curbs. The curbs will be eliminated automatically unless the legislation under which they are kept alive - the U.S. Defence Production Act - is renewed be- fore ncxt June.

Three Protests

Meanwhile, Trade Minister Hrywe mid the Commons in reply to Ha- .r.cn Argue (CCF-Assinlboia) that the govcrnmcnt already has for- warded three ”strongly-worded" protests on the rwtrictlons, the lat- cxv. within the last four weeks.

”Eut," he added, ”the govern- ment will continue to protest as effectively as diplomatic procedure will permit." l

The American dairy restrictions have been under the government's rive for many months. What brought Ill? latest annoyance was the U.S. .t'.!TlCllli.lll'6 dcpnrtnient announce- ment Wednesday. banning all im- ;irirl5 of dried milk products effec- 'ivn Apr;l 1.

Canada, oiller dairy exporting -nuntrics in Europe and New Zea- and have taken the stand that all of the US, dairy import restric- zions contravene the general ag- it-einciit. on Tnri-f-fs and Trade.

Canada has reserved the night in take retaliatory tariff action against. American products. but so far llasn t. done so. Protest followed pi-ntcst -- all to no zivznil.

The big problems is that although the U. S, is a large markct for dairy

Two Piclou Coal Mines May Close

SYDNEY. (CP)-Two coal mines

poralinn told a conciliation board here that the losing operations of Acadia Coal Company. which op- erates ihe two pits, "will have to

playing about 900 persons. Loss of the operations would be

AUCKLAND, N. Z. tAPt - The reported embargo by the United States Department of Agriculture of all New Zealand dried milk and cream is ai serious blow to the

i - 4 ll-. R d plnncs rarcly reach the H” y- y y .”"””” 5”” ""5 bl” '”-”””5” T” 33'? Jliifillieildiililiofif2"'llil?.'3 rimnv-c '-.l'"l'h5”ull.i3tL??iai Iii"-Zlrciiliillmcllt '”5 ””””5'' ll” dl-Mutton M ll" nnr own. These are piling up in .1 y r "i H y - ' . qhm" 1mp,m,.m... C) yl hit f At t ti - - lczlslaturc and a new election. The it-,...ah.,..,..... Wm, no b..3...,..5 in my... 19 pl 0 arr cu me and mnr vtmsz. A W 0 Mun. -w-s.q.-?-..-.- - - -. sai ay. e sai lc em argo . . y , n soca we are an n icr aciv- t on nu on age . l The Alncricnii dairy industry d mdl H d H b s n 1 alto (0 at lllP tlovw I l) H d H l C H m P 8 00' ii -, WAN.-. . 3 , . ,.. eliminates a valuable uizirkct. and ;f?'nf '31” x" , ti ab ilies he has taken a promiucntl ----i.i.. (Cm'li.lil'llP(l on Page R Col, 4! a line means of earniiit: dollars. I”? T” 9di;p"ll1")l;:iO"h3"()llI"tea?" part and is very uldcly known in: I "T . .-ip- is , . it V ' 4-' " this connection throucl ut the. U S N d M . . 'i-nut wd henrtail. 1.. s.d1.:'tl coaps Pm.im,. - m I . . . S mmma" Pr 3”” W" "W W In anticipation of illPll' rarlvl 0 u 1 1 e.n.s Federal mm . .. ., .-----m- ---- .- (; d U obsrrvatlon post, newspaper men various (,hu..g.-. S0C1P(,.p5n,:lfIPZir::.' ST. JOHN'S. Nfld., lCPl-Five 0 b'1' D reported. have mad, R(,sLu1.E.3 M modmll ,0- frightened teen-agers were res- gwww I da 1 AP cnrrospondcnt Stan Carter -wmds Re... M... and MW w(,bS,m.l cued from a floating or of ice OTTAWA, yaP)W,I.he United the front re cried a bulallon - - Wednesday and a mi niz bird zit" Cnlomhim 1:00” anacthpd .0 lllcllltfllllfp; setter-plkl.)rSSClll.ill()llS (llll'- F A F o hume; H-H-"ed up safely son mt States is in urgent need of more Ag --......-..-s.... .s...-s...--. . . - E7 .3 - , v . I - t , " The discussion cam its the C0m- the Tth were atop Old Baldy mg,” w5;:...lff . M, ,1 , . h” l French island of St. Pierre. Ca””d”l." ””'””m M ””ml”bt""b 0TTAwA' lcpi-Jusuce Mini” 1710113 Cansldered 5 K"V5mm""' bl” when the Chinese first hit Mon- -.1---;Ai:M:..p in w.mr.-: The United States base at Ar- m"ducum' the cammlms ammlc l5””' Gt”-gm 5”” Wfd""d3-V "W widening ft-dvral liability beyond day niizhty with 5.... along a lCl)"mi,uPd,"" PM" 5 Cl" 7” '. ronoiuro. 1-CSWV:-Highllgllln of Fenmv m""Wh””' ”l”md um commune was mm wed-

fcdcral govcrnmrnt cannot be if- able for claims against the Crown arising out of any miscarriage of )llSll('.P lll provincial courts.

He told the Commons that only the provinces could make provision for such claims because the prov- inces have jurisdiction over their own courts. It would not make for federal-provincial harmony if the federal government stepped in to investigate the handling of any particular case with a view to re- imbursing a wronged person.

The minister mode the state- merit in reply to suggestions by John Diefenbakcr (PC-Lake Cen- zrm that federal liability should .-xtcnd to miscarriages of Justice in provincial courts.

Mr. Dicfenbaker mentioned cases of men sentenced to death and then frccd on the grounds there was no case against them. These people ought to have the right of :1aim against the Crown and it was not sufficient to say it was a provincial responsibility. Judges who might have erred in the cases were federally appointed.

Coming Events

"Croklnole Party in Margate School, Friday, March 27th.

"Farmers, ask about the shui Gnfn Feed Finance Plan. For parl- iculnrs contact your local feed mill

"Easter Monday dance. Mount. St:-wart Legion Hall, 9-1. Canteen. Burns Orchestra.

"Pnwnnl Womc-nix Institute are sponsoring a variety concert in Pnwnnl Hall, Friday, March 77th at 8:30.

"Special before April 1st, 1.000 cnckercl chicks. Also some mixed

val-ictics. Fl-ce household prem- iums includcd. Co-Op Hatchery. Phone 2l92.

"Now Glnsgaw. The play which was to have born held in New llllllillfiiv Hall by the Emerald llwiniiitir Club is cancelled until further notice.

"Master Feed -- Another car has Just arrived Clark's Feed Ser- Vlct. Mount Stewart. ,also grind- lllif and mixing service, ask Fred to show you his six-hundred Janu- Mzv pullets, It's results that count. Feeders who keep Records use Master. i

the present right of a private citi- zen to sue in the Exchequer Court on the ground of iiegllgcnce.

May 31 to May 31, 1954, suddenly collapsed.

George Drew, Progresive Con- servative leader, said his party will continue opposition to extension of the act at a later stage. The reso- lutlon was passed and the bill to renew the act was introduced and given first reading.

The debate will be Thursday when the bill for second reading-approval in principle.

continued is called in

Expression Of Sorrow

At the House opening members approved a formal expression of "deep and heartfelt sorrow" to the Quceu'in the loss of her grand-

Enemy Clings To

:Peak Overlooking

Allied Higliway

SEOUL. (AP) - U.S. 'lth division troops abandoned the strategic peak of Old Baldy on the main invasion route to Seoul Thursday after three days of bitter fighting.

SEOUL. (AP)-Allied artillery

in mainland Piclou munly. 'l"l- and Manes pounded funously at readily roiifcssed to similar or even llfllillllllv mH.inSU:,3'S fit l:0 H5703-9 ahnui. 300 Chinese. Red, duper. ygrenter violations of the oharge laid ec,,,.om...y may e rose 5 or y. Amy huzmmz muddy trenches lligaznst. the aocuscd. and to other

D”m"”9" Sled aml Coal Car" and battered bunkers on the crest lviolations of tlic TFiZ'lllEiLltlliS set by,

of Old Baldy Wednesday after two United States 7th div- ision counter-atlaclts failcd.

of artillery shells at the nulflring the Communist artillery four to one. Mortar shells were

bombs on the Western front. it did not say if the incident oc curred around Old Baldy. An in vcsluzntion was underway to tie lcrniinn if fhc pianos wrrc fricnd

six-mile front. "The Colombians thny ran mit of

fought llnli

Unemploymenl lnsuranc: Query

OTTAWA. Gregg said Wednesday in the Com-

night

Reds.

but

Violation Of Marketing Bd. tiegulations Case lnSiside

In an atiiiosphcre calling to mind

Aicellls Cflll T0 tilts. 'l.”.lT7?'?...;l.'i.;.i.2f.2 Onlarlo Mlntslry

recent months. prominent witnes- ses. at an unusual trial which open- .ed at Summerside yesterday before fMagistravte R.S. Hinton. Q. C.. ai- .te-r asking for protecton of the .Coui't under the Evidence Act.!

I thc Potato Marketing Board. ,

Tlic case before the court was. l0rl(- in which two charges of vlolat- y .llig the provisions of the Potato

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he abandoned in the immediate In Third 1)” . lMarkem.g Act were laid against future unless the efficiency oflkllf Th” mu” W W, Mmtezic lMr. Austin A. Scales. of Freetown. iiperallons mere can he qull 1.) height, dominating the invasion Th" ”lmr"lMl0”5 were laid l-73' ln?mmN-1 is M loan the mmlv routn tn Seoul along the Western lnomld -l M'”3D"”3ld- Chalmla" 0' 9”" ll0.l""' I 1 I H d ! from. ..mr,.d in”, 1,, Ihird day the RE I. Marketimz Board. who- ..1'rI1l:lehe(..onl.l1):;l,:.in: sD..;yT,l;.(:i'(:,(.:-- A: with American forces pinned W35 1'9WP59m9d W M13 H-F7 MHCV. ' t s' , . . Ph .C. I Glace Bays No' 1 wmery' OM. film" 13:15 )iirll:lg fmmtlihd Bell: Qscales conducted his own: :sl0l:)1f)0(;Of5 produlcst)-r2 which lost 51,- Bzfdylle s 2 lwo- ur s 0 defm-cc - A'Cadi,.”r":,f,e....f,; W ,m..,,,. During the first 43 hours U. The first olmrtze as laid states mine at Slenarmn Md ".8 M... S. 105 and 155-l'llllll2l'liPll'e gugs ;::1:C:P5:;'t.hSCCirleS yiolyateg an orderl Bean Colliery M -I-hnrhurm em, poured more than 6 ,000 mini 5 E rc crcnce A) ie market-1

ing of potatoes. an acricultliial lircdlict. by the RE. I. Potato Mar-i

. lkclllic Board tas authorized by thel

:i(.os;::l;S hTfvihE.0Ct,,h,f,p(.:,(:l1nl:ayi;: fired in still greater quantities. provisions of the Marketing Act H", m-mks have operawd a. (1 1055 ll. 5. tanks manoeuvre-d in the .Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, ta,bov-MWR S. P. l95l, chapter. 90. and' since 1930. mud. Muslin: Communist rPil'i- ll ho has- been liiliiister of Zion all mdv of the Govcinoi-m-Coutn- g yvm . fnrcomcnls attempting to scale Presbyt-eriau Church in Chzirlottc- Cll of Canada made tnidr-r the to- ..d.s. l7 thn sli ery peak. town since 1931. has at:ct'PlP(l :1 l':F'lilS of the Agricultural Products W ll f th ' ' t t ca l'DlTi e Olll conzrega l0llS.)VI.r1-; t" A l, c, ,d i 13 C. -

U. S. Plan” swarm overhmd Of Wguacsmwllll angh wgst L'9T":i-iVil. lfllilF.Ii.q SPgSlO(n,1li;llH:'3iCl' lliiolflg. . .. . . . I . I . Amed plan” swarmsd awry gnte.xpei';3t..el:1yt:iC;ialr:ave i.lflO(;lP;:.!5 glelw SDlllllEnI)fli7llf79S grown by him andr H t H mam B46 HRH bomb?” dropped c.h”.ge early mm wwk . lnii his behalf witirrtit liminrz y . I ill; tons of bombs, on Red positions Durm,' his long "And Yrunrulllllflilw crs licence from the said:

'mmCdla'el-V b9h.'"d 0” Bmdtl" ministry, in this citv Rev. Mr. B0aid' V Iii,” l"'."-;'d. Said .””e”hnL"1lr:::'r: Webster has been liouourcd by they pleads Not Guilty y '",'””l, ,5" ”'r5 ll"? dvlr . Prince Edward Island Presbytery y ; llnldwllllcll Plan” ill0Pl”” M” in his election to the pa.-luau oil To this rhuue Mr. Scales enter-

Moderator and also of Clerk. in incl ed a D193 cf "ll-Oi zlllllly”. Rite? 5""-r C broader field of church govcl'n- 1 mg that ho did not consider he was- i mcnt, he has filled the positionl lcgznlly or iiiorally guilty of the of-.

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the Royal Wiutcr Fair here Nov.

Queen lh-lry's B.C. Social Funeral To Be

Held Tuesday

LONDON. (CP) - Buckingham Palace announced Wednesday night that funeral services for VICTORIA. (CPI we Llflliellanh Dowager Queen Mary will be Governor Clarence Wallace began

wrestling Monday with one of the. toughest constitutional issues in British Columbia political hlSi.nl')'. He must decide whether to grant. Social Credit Premier Bcnnctts request for dissolution of the 48- member legislature and B. provin-;

held ncxt Tuesday in St. George": Chapel, Windsor Castle, for con- iurics the final resting place of England's Kings and Queens. The 85-year-old grandmotlicr of lhc Queen died in her sleep Tues-

day night. She will be buried in g . me Chap... when her husband. cial general election or ask C.C.F. king (-.(,m.K,, VV was laid 1,, HS, leader Harold Winch to form a

governmenlt.

Mr Bennett and Mr Winch beat ia path to the licuteziaiit-gri'.'crno:"s -bdoor following t.he 27-to-18 defeat till the minority Social Credit gov- crnmcnt ui

so:-and liuricd

in l.'l.'lG, and lvllere liel" King George Vi, was 13 months ago.

The Coronation cxoculivt-, crim- mlliFf! mot Vvedncsrlay and derid-

thc legislature Tues-l

' d "I M. ' ” l . . :1r(:”'ll:h::;lCo;id:Hn):,l Ql:um;HD'.1!Z)j. day night in a vote on a bill uhlclll m;mpmpnN (M H". mm. 2 (.P'"k would have changed the sysicni.

icr lillalicilig cdtlcatloil costs. 3

Evenly Matched .

runny.

Ono Month's .Vlourulng

The llEui?llaill- ovci'noi"s rob- E"rl””"' ll" Qllm" 'l"""'"”l "M-ll fern Slellin from Ilse fact tl1:ltpSn- " '"""”l'S "'7”'O' ""”,”',"m'r' lclal Clrdlt arfi the C.CF. are sol l' mid a l”l”l (l"'l5”"" rm" ll" mniiv nialchcd iiumcricaliy ill the mung Queen to make but it. u.is'hous,L in conipliant-C utlh thc tradition-ll smndmg m me l.,gisla'm.c 15.? botind Queen MAN'S OW" l0”9' Social Credit 19. C.C.F. 18. Lib- ll1”.V-5l3l9fl V'”W "bol" We C”'"'.erals six, Progressive Conservatives

Ollallmli "N0”llm'-' Til"-ii llllmir two, Labor one and vacant two. ferc ulih it. Nothing" Tilers was, Tom Upmuy Veteran Labor menh N llmllmlllli Wlliofl Oi 3 13 bar for Fcrnie. said he would

mrlnlhs 10? G90"Ef? Vl- .lstippc.i't. the C.C.F. if it formed a The one-month mourning p9ll0Cl!lLv()yprnn1enL mus Ewing the 53.7 clalists a stl'cn.gth of 19.

will it-ave plenty of time to com- lllelt" al'rFm2t'nl”lllS TOT ill” (Vial Liberal leader E. T. Kcnncy said

onation and attendant foslil-ltiesisnon after the legislature opened expected to draw thousands o.',Fch, 3 that if Social credit ware visitors in Britain. liicucii on the floor of the housr.

The body of the old Qur2cn.l the C.C.F. should 1:" given a chance

uhosc inriomitahln spirit. wnn thr to govcrn without an election he. admiration of four zcncrations Dlllllg called. Social Credit. was elect- Britons. is to lie in slate Sundnvl ed for the first time in BC. last and Monday in Wcstniinstzw Hall.'.llme 12. replacing the Liberal ad-

wliero thousanrls paid tribute iiiyllllillslfailnll. the his-r of King George VI littlcl But neither Mr. Kcnney nor Pro- mnrn than a your H2-'1. This linll,lgi'essive Conservative George Mil- adjoining the ll0llSPS of Parli.'l- 191' said they would support the. mom, is just. across the street , C.C.F. from We.stnlillSlt'r AhlJP.V. alT9&fl.l'lI N" Cilmmfni . .0 ,

3::-.':.?. '.'.'.::d ..:::. (3.2. '11: ,w Mr.

l culled comment. on their inter-.

"iii iv in Vl'inti.sor (ln:llr- Tiles-l . . ll” , i views with the lleutcnanl-governor,I

But. the premier appeared cm-md- out. Mr. Wallace would accede tnl

one of its planes had sighted three

ammunition."

(OP) --Labor Minister

1

Chrysler Cuts

The .measure Wm Place Hlc Carter said. "Some of them threw a:&wnp:l;J,?l: 531118 g:g1s!::ZOl11;l:bll;:':; rocks at tho Chinese when they . A ' 7' - h 1 .d ll th' ammuni- for breaches committed by 1;er- Hit”-nu” up H mi n a g?Id3ta;e:gi"lh1l::.g1l.:l1&) gwnk Clirtnv said about one-third of g g mm t. oi E. or the Colombians escaped by riimh- WINDSOR, Om” (CPI .l..h'. B p' Occupamm p 5563")" rt out of the windows of their comml of properly: for damages linllikers wlicn their a-mmunitiou Cmlyslml Conpomtlon of Cmm.da' caused by a federal motor vehicle WM ext ended Ltd, announced price cuts raiiatng and mr civil salvagt Elseuilhere lnlong the 155-milc lh.On.),w7 10. 362 Wlpdn0'Q1R-V"" ""ir' Earlier the long dcbatc involving fmni Wm)" M” NlaHfw1V'mmll tmnk of its pnsseiigcr cars and a government-sponsored resolution .t . ' 'gl sh g rn: s. to extend the Emergency Powers Syd ,l'nn(;”cdwia"ug(:;:il pacgglnfuxgt .l..l. Shaw, viz-n-pr-c-slclem, in Act for another year from next phmbl-s O charge of sales. said ihc new price

iegzalc will become effective March Reductions on the four-dnnr passenger car models will hc: Ply- mouth Cambridge 52!: Plyinouth Cranbrook s4l.60: Dndlzo Crusader S26; Dodge Rt-rzcnt. 529.30; Cliryslcr Wndsor deluxe 5-ill; Clilgv.s'ci- New Yorker deluxe 562; D('SOf,o Fire- dome 350.

Tile conlpainy slalclilcul said com- parable price l'edll('f.lnus will be

mons lie is ilot in a positioli to say if the government will extend un- employment insurance at this ses- sloii.

Stanley Knowles (OCF-Winnipeg North Centrei had asked him if the government proposed legisla-

madc on "certain othr-r body types." Price rcducficu: on Dodzc and Fargo trucks were applzcd to the 3l:'-ton heavy duty sorics which will be reduced 560. .

Chrysler at Detroit niinnuliri-cl rc-

mother. Queen Mary. The motion was sponsored by Prime Minister st. Liaurent and seconded by Mr.

the Queen.

OTTAWA. (C?) A Prom-essive Conservative member Wednesday accused the government majority on the Commons railway commit- tee of a "denial of free speech" in blocking full inquiry into the case of the Canadian National Rail- wayx9' demoted hols-l niannaer.

In a final thrust before the com- mittee ended its annual study of OMB. operations, .1. M. Maonnnnell tPC - Toronto Greenwood) s A id there had been "arbitrary and un- fair use" of the party maturity which violated "the simplest prin- ciple of justice."

For the previous two dnvd. Mr. Mncdonnell had led a losing fight. to have the committee dig into the

tion to provide coverage for per- dllci-10115 Tllfsdliy Hit-'11? Fr! liilthc S0l'lf't-Cllll'lB59 agrcemcut was soils who become sick after being D0fliZe.P1.Vnt0lllh. DP-Solo and Cllliv-lslclicd in F'ebruai'y, 1950. says laid off work for other reasons. At slcv cars. The cuts raligc iromi Borba.

a Canadta-wide choose a. young lc-irccr falmcr for college tvainin,a. ldu'cct.ors nf the fair were told Wcdzicsday at its annual meeting.

The winner will receive a. four- iycar scholarship at any Canadian l:lL'llLlllll.U(ll'8l college. increased at- ltciidance at last year's fair result- cd ill a net profit of 57,646.

.13-21 will include lcnluprtitlnn to

i

iTau-nts Moscow with lFaking Photograph

LONDON. (API-Marshal Tito's main ii-cwspaper in Belgrade taunts Moscow Wednesday for allegedly ;fnkiu;: up a photograph that pio- .mntcd Gcoigi Malenkov into a iplnce of honor with Joseph Stalin. l Borba, Titn's Communist party ncwspapcr. in a broadcast. editor- iinl said Pravd.-a in Moscow has 'just published a picture allowing lMno Tsc Tung ill the centre, lstnlin at. his right, and Malcnkov at his left.

Their postures and facial ex- pressions are precisely as they were in a photograph made when

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men, apparently adrift in an open dmy of-f Long Island, in southern Piacentia. Bay.

The five youngstt-rs had left Bell Island. in Conception Bay north of here. to hunt seals on the pack- ed drift ice. Then the ice split up and they started to drift to sea.

Nearby fishermen spotted their plight. and set out in small boats. to beat through the ice and rescue them.

Abraham Hillier, 19 - year - old Point all Gaul fisherman who drifted to sea Monday when his boat engine failed while bud shoot- ing, turned up safe at St. Pierre. off the south coast. It was not known immediately whether hc drifted ashore or was picked up by another craft. l

Scotland Yard Probes

Multiple Mu

W. .l. Bcluiett, head of the pub-

licly-owned Eldoradn Mining and Refining company. told the com- mittee blun-tlv that the "prime ob- jective" of Canadian uranium de- velopment is in feed more of the flssionable material into Aimerlcan atomic bomb production and add- Ed: ”lt is in the national interest that every possible effort should be made to speed up and increase the dclivcries of uranium.

'tWe regret that this is so," he .sa.d, ”but at the same time we must be mindful of the facts that the atomic bomb is the most po- tent means of safeguarding the sPcul'ity of this continent and whatcvcr that may involve in the way of military action clscyvlicre."

rder Case

Drew. The addrcm will be SOM to person becomes

present, unavailable

wnrk.

Charge Denial Of Free Speech InCN

Edward in Brandon. Man. Progressive interference

from "political

last summer by a Liberal

rent.

sport Minister Ohevrier.

has never seen exerted on the ONE

insurance ceases when a for

367.50 on four-door modcls lu thcl moderate price group to 3278.40 nn'

The big dlfl'orcncr,tl1c newspaper says, is that. in the 1950 picture