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U. N. Gets 33,500,000 for Ileutlqztnrlers

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THE CHARLOITETOWN GUARDIAN FRINGE EDWARD r"'...'."o3t's"“;lAPPREWA T101“ Reconstruction l . k “I y .

ilept. Projects tinder Review

The following letter has been received by Miss Shirley Mclnan Breadalbane from Hungary.

(Translation of Letter)

Following are excerpts from the report of the Department o! Re- land. Dear unknown sister. May Oonstrtiction tor tho year ending ‘I express my gratitude and thanksqll-“l 31- 1947. which was tabled ‘m, this humble piece o! pap" u, m the Legislature Tuesday by you for the clothing we recelyedlpmmle? “"951 .It is good to know that we have friends to help us because we are c0“) sToll-“ili PMNT tstrlpt of all our clothlngs. 1 can hardly find words to express my W10“!!! the loss of Davis and gratitude to you for helping us PIP-Sub 01BX11. an endeavour was ,in our great misery. We Hunger-l mde by the Department to locate iatis really did suffer more than suitable ﬂilllpment which mlsht I can say. be used for cooling purposes for

May God be good to repay you fox meat stortlge and after some for all you have done to us bylnﬁﬂotlatltms with the Department helping us in our suffering, My of National Defence for Air, Ltwo dear husband is s, sick man, can five-horse power cooling units were

In the name oi God do I send this etter on to the far distant

.-. not work. It is I who must earnlpmctired from Mount Pleasant Air-l

daily bread, and I have ilsupport my sick husband and four. ,children alone I can hardly huld lback my tears as 1 write this let-l ter. My oldest child is a girrl oi’ .18 years, the second is also a girhl l9 years old. The other two are‘ Eboys. 7 and 3 years old.

to: port. T.W. Cope. president o1’ the Peninsula. Rrefrigeration Company of Rlchibucto. New Brunswick. was contracted and asked to come to Charlottetown Mr Cope arrived early in January and plans were made to acquire the Ishand Feeds Association building, facing on the railway at Esher Ftreet This prop- , erty was acquired for the sum ot lost all we ever gathered and had.‘ Now we arc living in rented place and find it vcry difficult to pay‘ the rent. We can't even dream of rebuilding our home because of our povcrtpu Dcnr Sister, I coutu write many sad stories, hut I do not want to burden you with cur much troubles. Who knows, whether you tvi-ll receive oven these lines? I pray lo God that will receive this letter, so ;lh:it you will at least know that we received some clothing and \'.'c lire ever so- grateful.

I would be very happy if you

bulldng in good cotdltion l:- sulation material was procured at Moncion and a start was made to complete the first fiocr by li/lprch 15th in time to receive the first shipments of meat.

This contact has lwcrn completed and four carload» of meal are at present in storage with two htore cars due to arrive early in‘ April. The meat is Vlildﬂ‘ the supervision of the Depirlmenl of Reconstruc- tion and will be issued through warehouse receipts

It is proposed to r-lace a .~\'m in

U A “Inga”? lfélggivg: the e-Siyltigtiile; for thacurrrnt year llctlc ui‘ not, I bring my letter to 9'3 e l F Depahmcn‘ ‘D m‘

stall a quick freezing plant with a

"knowingly, I am sending our very Capacity at approxlmalely ﬁlmy

,. K ,, carloads In this wa storage will Ianlzcllghisurloaﬁiilot you‘ In the be available ror they butter and l i'eiii:i'::. vey snntereiy‘ yours cheese mduslry as “PM as "m! MRS PAUL "ADNAGY grower; with ul the necessity of, having in t-rurk the material to

Address, the 'main'land for rtoratzs .-. “mg. Pam“ The total cost of converting the ; “in 2; Sun.“ buildinv. has" been approximately liylilsiilratoit, Vrszprem M(‘*..'_\.'-, 52-500 11°‘ lncludllli m9 W“ ('5 ihnqnm rrcczlng cqtilpment Icr nhich the

Drlnrtmenl has rot to receive an invoici- lrtnn War xsscts (Immora- llon, This material is no: expected to cart mm;- than $2.000 and t ready salts is available for it when the quick frcezirtq plant is ready by early fall u’ the present yevr

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The rspart slates that approxim- ately $500,000 of surplus war goods have been disposed of in Prince Edward Island.

Among the lame." items D111‘- cirsod might be mcntic-ned three hangars at Charlottetown Airport. at a price o! $5,700.00 each One hangar has since bee‘? sold to the Island Fertilizer Crrrqirny limited for removal to Ci trlottetown and restoration o; tiirir plant

Twelve Russian flﬂf Cal's. orlii- lnally built for the U S S R... were purchased at Trenton, RES These cars are forty feet long and ten- fee? wide and uiere purchased at a price cf ssso each. 1t i5 expected that they will prove suiia-ble for bridges across narrow rivers in this Province. The intakes and special

uipman-t were sold to the West- inghouse Electric Company Limited at i price of $125 each. whici will mean an overall price of $325 cach f.o.b. Trenton

Approximately one hundred ve- hlcles were purchased for ‘arm use through War Assets, Approximate- 1y twenty automobiles were pur- chased for use of trs-terans tnd for field men of the Provincial Gov- ernment service. '

In all. some the hundred veter- ans were assisted l“ V‘"'°l‘"’5l-Y\s buildings for use its homes from the trwo camps. at Beach Grove and Charlottetown Airport

11w.) aerdrome w ntrol trucks were purchrsed for use its a-xxillary power plants at Falconwood Hos- pital Ihese trucks were originally used lo light runways for planes and the Power eqlllpmem lmlalled in the truck is capable o! rtenerat- lng power enough to light the two main buildings at ‘hat institution- in case of power failure

J-giis and Mpssielstep out of 1th: Ilflllt’ papers curd ccme to the cen of the Capitol Theatre to-

day in Monograms version of the

cartoon classic, "Bringing Up

Father," with Joe Yule and Rattle

Itiano starred as America's most

famous married couple. George Mc-

‘innus, utivo created tthe cartoon

lassic for King Features Syndi-

r-xe. ,5 also featured in the film. Jiggs had been eating corned beef and cabbage on the sly and duck-

lllg Maggie: rolling pin for over a

quarter of a century, when they ﬁn-

.tl’y crashed Hollywood.

it took seven years for prod-user

Bam-ey Gerard and cartoonist Mc-

Jtlantis to get the jolly little fat

man and his determined wife before

the Monogram mothm picture cam- eras. Original negotiations were started in i939, and by 194.5 story conferences for tiho film version of

“Bringing Up Father" were begun.

Veteran comedy director Eddie

Cline was called to the ﬂlm capi-

tal from New York. where he was

doing Olsen and Johnson's "Laugh- . in; Room Only," and within a year ithe ideas worked out by the car- | toonsf, producer and director werr put into a finished screenplay by Jerry Warner.

Joe Yule. Mickey Rooney's father, and Renle Riano, iniernatimsl stage and creen actress, were signed for the leads because of their strik- ing resemblance to the cartoon characters. A girl who looked liks their daughter was foumd outside of the acting profession, Mid. Jun-e Harrison found herself in a feat/ur- ed role in her first film. Veteran comedian Tim Ryan was set for thr part of Dinty Moore. Others in tho cast of “Bringing Up Father" are Wallace Chaxlwell, Tom Kenuiedy. Laura Treadwell and Wlllll-I-‘n Frambes.

HOIHING

The need for housLng ccommcd- atlon, particularly in the lrrbnn art-ac of Charlottetown and Snim- mcrslde, continues to be a problem of mﬂo: importance During the year tinder review some forty-two new home: we're commenced, and but a fraction o1 this nurrlber com- pleted dve to shortage o! essential materials

In all. five houses were built or in process of completion under the provisions of the National Hous- ing Act The details of adminis- lrazlcin are under the Moire! °~' the Central Mortgage and Hous-

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John D. Rockefeller III (right). who act for his father. Looking on is New York's Mayor William 0‘Dwyer. The 68,800,000 lift from John Iooksleiler, Jr., will be med to purchase the U. N. headquarters r.;' z

Thres- sreat rellgionl, christian,‘ Moslesn and Jewish. held ceremonies in Jerusalem‘ In the well, seen here, in the mmrch of the 80b lepulchre, the

city. to commemorate Easter, cross o! Ohrist no round-

$7,500. consisting of a four-storey;

'the entire property to the Province thermore, that the Company was

APRIL 10, 1947

“Rebecca” Is Coming Back

l‘ Winner of the Academy Award of it's your, this greot ‘I.’ “t”; v..'.":..£;'"‘:..i;:"it“

eutre on on oy, . ues oy, on . e i sponsorship of the Qltcrldffetown Y's Men's Club.

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lat the Fort Knox, Kentucky, army post. Religious loaders and civic

I l l Religion today is playing an important. part in the training of men l l l

l . l groups nearby are working with U. l. army personnel in on advisory ptcfurg ﬂfe used tctipaeity in stressing the importance of Holy guidance. ABOVE. 17- for the club's l year-old James Beasley, of Fort Smith, Arkansas, a trainee in the uni- Y H, w If vcrsa] military training cxperlmcntal unit at Fort Knox, is shown as o“ w kc are 0f

5 attended early morning Eitrlcr service in Louisville, Ky, 2 __ . ‘ .' L‘ ~‘ u . . ~. .~ “‘ " auv YOUR TICKETS NOW FROM THE CLUB Mantras and by so doing, you will see on outstanding picture alld as

well help in the worthy cause of continuing the operation of the Underpriviieged Boys’ Comp of Holland Cove.

lug Corporation with offices ail-The Sai-ri- John, New Brunswick. sue‘ ton. ChlIYlJIWIOHTI. Illberton, O1; Leary and ‘Iignisli uefehvislted ring‘ . l z" c is c no. In February of 1946 the D€D3~Tl">lg::]i:;1_g hon d5 eslab d c .> mam Cf Nmlmlal Defence ‘Uumyl. Preliminary meetings with the‘v-owvow-oo-ooomow-ovwoo-o-omwo-voorowwoo+0+o>oe¢ gecTlﬂgd ‘bthlgeglimgr 1:5" ifi";;var‘zxi's tntttricipal authorities soon! , B C1 0 ‘ v . . Charlottetown stzrplus lo 51-» re-"gfggeﬁlmthéllpsnillsyn ‘lulremenls “ml “misled ‘he dis" in this Province. The town of Ken-l 9°53‘ °l ‘umlus bulldlngs c‘ ° ‘em’ .=in"l0n is lOcaivl in a basin area‘ porary nature to War .\..=sels Cor- “m; no dvrmnage gamma (“$1,053. Miami‘ T“ Pmvmce 0f Flint“ L5 of tmrainutrnu importance to this Edward Island was notified c,f its arm The village o‘ Omar), dmb prmmy l“ ‘he Dblainlng "ml DmRQnstraIed that a similar condition ch55“ of m”: éulldllgtgs the existed with a consequent hcalth. gilfnlgmmt pzioﬂtiycﬁlzv Trlilflrcmsfriléc menace to the irliabitants arid pus-l l tempera-v buildings ‘These 511?: Tllxlilétlnilgqlgf lglecggégerféppglg ssible t (reiurdilseldosilitldiglllls lbllliltelmmmunny PIE-mm“ w“ held “l mtydohfveterans w.“ 5b“ lOttalwa. ct which a representative, obtain these ltllliltllnfs for removal (llénugglfrlllaglllzéslntilaxfcg héoonlgmt. from the she at 1 ncminol price .° ' n? m" for “ﬁning purposes fittilal igsult will :5 the cllsseiirlin. ' ' , a on o ropors a. surveys rom ailllnerlliaﬁllﬁllagﬁlelll S’ all pJrls of Canada. which will be; blah-ind‘lhelbtillclinss llll‘(.\\"l' as made amdable through ‘he Amm- grm ha“, ‘mcrcmlon rim qpd‘nig_ ition lo all members. Shortly, it ls otiatlons tvei-c commcnrn‘ with . ﬁlanglesqrllﬁl orig“? ‘lb’ geranium; War Assets Corporation. The price y... . ' g ' 0c.’ on ' n“ asked for the d"i.ll hall ‘.\{1§ $3,240 gal-mud Island which Wm be 31' and the rccreiﬁo“ lvili $575 with fllluled with i" °°""““".“Y Plan" the stipulation .1... b~ln buildings “mg Asmmlm‘ “f “ma? “F” ‘m be removed from the “rile and thc ‘who-Sc extent-Ive the provmcml or- gmund levels res‘(_led"to' ‘heir Drnganizatlon will have representation. iginpl c~n‘ours In Wei" c-f the‘ In me spring o’ 194B consider’ facl‘. tbatlrhe drill hall a iii-W)’ ables groundwork w“ acComplBh-l concrete ilecr with 1t twenty-five l ed m the “my or urganlmlllln a! yard rlilc range nlluchcd, ll was‘ tow“ planlﬂng grqups Bjrllclllal“ w“ Uktkhnﬁjdemtie expTie would‘; ly “as IF)? truc- in ‘the towns “of be involved. over arzl above lliel Summersdh- Kenslmgton mood; removal cost. if the floor and rifle. charlomlmwn" ' range had 1o be demolished Rcp- By order-in-oouncll dated 10th! resentatlons were made to the October. 1046. the Provincial Plan- Corporation and o. reduction am- hing Board was set up czmptrising ousting to $570 “as obtained. uhich the following officials of the Gov- left the cost of the drill hall at ornmenl: Messrs. L W. Shaw. $2,370. The original cost of this chairman‘; JF. Connolly, sect-g. building was $40,500. tary; Colonel P.S. Fielding, W.R. The estimated cost of removing Shaw and Gordon B. White. the drill hall to Charlottetown and QM mi the first problem; en- rebutlding was fixed in the \l~ln~ countered was a letter from the ity qt $15,000. It urns rleciderl io Maritime Elccrlc Comp-my. Lim- contact the owners ct‘ the llfptterty ltcd. stating that no proper plan and out clf that discussion came an existed for the areas contiguous to offer of the Stems Estate to sell the City of Oharlottetootm, and fur.

towns of Georgetown. Mortu- ‘ Soul-ls. oummorside, Kéllslng-i‘

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TIULTLJLI wELLsu-irvs Gifts of Fine Jewelry

Says: “Here's More For Your Money”

That's why so many people prefer to shop here...- lhey know that here they will find wide selections,

BULOVA “WTCHES

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Brilliant stones in magnlﬂo- ant sottlngl. . . ( $125.00

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of Prince Edward Isl-rind Negotia- reluctant to extend power facilities tlons were 0006116160 and a price unll such time as the are; was of $17,000 vas iinaly rrrivcd at properly laid out on l. peimsnent This included the clglwal lotel basis. The same situation applied pfOpEfly, the farm home, several in so far as telephone lines were large outbuildings and barns and concerned. one hundred and twenty acres of Accordingly by order-in-cuurmﬂ land. more or less. The daxe set dated the 21st November, 1946, the for the ‘ransfer cf the property Provincial Planning Board was from the Stems Estate in the authorized to arrange fcr a ground, Province was fixed at April 1st. sanitary and economic survey of Since the lease rralwn between the an ares approximately two and Deprrtment of National Defence one-half square miles of lard 1n~ and the stems Estate had not Ohmhlnttetown Royalty. In erdq- to been surrendered, this mant lhat facilitate the work of the engincer. from April l, 1940, the Frc-vnce ing plriles, the residents c; [he would receive s. monthly lﬂfflﬂl of area were contacted through the $400. medium of meetings of school rate.

Subsequently an asrwﬂwt W85 payers and "Prosentative commit- reached whereby War Assets Cor- teas were appointed to meet with porotion will pay to the Province the Provincial Planning Board and o! Prince Edward Island a. sum of discuss the entire problem. The $12,000 in lieu of damallt? to the Board also held two meetings with property while under lease and a the City Council of Charlottetown further sllm of $400 per month for in order to acquaint the members ran-t covering a period from April of that body with what wa's being 1st, i946. to November 21st, 1965, done qnﬂ to myth, Cfluopezuuon and. in the amount o! $3,090.. milking assistance. This was freely given. n, total recovery to the Province of and nt the present time three sur- $15,000. Vey pnrties are in the mid path- ‘ﬂlll’; the necessary Cat. prelim. :iriary to having a pr-Qpgr plan o; the area detciottcd

It is hoped to have a pnlnsiasry

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WELLNERS

JEWELERS SIIIOE 1880

report of these surveys rzady for the world, prodluclng “mo” m.‘ lllilleurgoming session of the Legisl- billion bushels annually

Declaring that periodic medical examination is a must these days ijanadian health authorities stress the lmportancc of sucth probes prior to events such as marriage and parenthood.

PLANNING oiinmivr-s rom-robs

In- tle spring of i046, the De- pprtment obtained, at no provin- cial cost, the services o! Mr. Jvhll 5, (yllvrallh. Director of Ccm- munity Planning of the National Housing Admnisiration of Ottawa‘ to assist in prtzanisi-ng Town Plan- ning ln this Province. Meetings time held at various centres and a start was made in inicnrotlng the whole Province lnlo one unit.

TOWN

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the holy The commandment. slven by Jesus Christ to his disciples at the Last ‘Buppsr. "That ‘Is Love One Another‘. was seamed ln Jerusalem as men of a! faiths hold lhunh Thunder bob. lash-

lrouns is murals sf the llstlvli, ﬁrletb Hollow.