DECEMBER 11, 1951 We WESTERN GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer Street. 8ummorsI' Phone 8031. xgws, subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE GLOW Ind GEORGE WOTTON House Phones: 8032 and 2452 The Guardian msy be bought st any of tbs following stores in Slunmerslde: 3," Bookstore. Summer Street: Gourilcs Drugstore. :1 Central Street: Kelly. News-It-nnd. Water Street; Mark Gsudet. 8'! Granville Street: My" D,,uoem5'g 1” ,. Second Street: island Motor Transport. wn” street: Vince's Grocery. 120 Russell Street; Enman's Self- Servlce Drug. - K. L. White in liensington.

WEST PIKNCE OFFICE

Liberian: Frsnii Wcelis, Representative. Phone: 68-2 Office and 08-3 House.

-1;UYlNG Geese, Ducks, Chick- ens. Fowl, Thursday. December lam oniy, w. H. Burns, Malpeque.

-IJNLOADING car of Tuesday and Wednesday. MacCaull, Carleton.

coal Ralph

-"HOW MUCH are you going to pay for car insurance?" Listen tonight to CCF if at 8.25.

-COME To THE CARI) PARTY. Iriahtown Hull. December 11th. Game starting at 8 P. M. Every- body welcome. Sale of lunches.

..(?ARD PARTY in Spring Val- IH. H311, Thursday. Dcccmber 131:1, starting 8 P. M.

-L'NLOAI)lNG car of Baled shavings at New Annan, Wednes- day, December 12th. Coiing Waugh. Wilmot.

-MISS MILDRED DIBBLE. Mis- sionary on furlough from Africa. under Christian -Mission's Inc.. will be speaking and showing pictures of her work at Fundamental Bop- tist Church. coiitrnl Bcdequc. Mon- day nnd Tuesday evciiings, Dcccm- bcr 10th and 11th. Don't. miss this spiritual trcat from ii real mis- sionary of the Cross.

.515!) SANTA in person at 3,119, , O'Le:iry. 2:00 to 4:00 pm. W,..incsday. Santa nrrivcs in Paul's Sound Car.

-roLicr: .2Ei?'6n - In his -p;i()i'L

to the Sumincrside Town 1 last cvcning Chief of y H e White said "1 Bike Pic-15' um m reporting that no one has gm. injured in any automobile accident durinfz the mmlth MT ,,u,n;.gh there has been some pl'0-

-I'0l.I('l-) (.'()l.'RT - In Sum- mcrsivlc Police Court yesterday damage. I would respect. morning before Magistrate E. H. . rvoyw. -3, 1:12? Nstcii eimina ing to . . J -- H g g p . I -

sgcct and the drivewaygnexi. tohh-W-1 or '1 Sp d- ' In '- lw (Rpm). Thane. TIES woukh . no nu ing a is uriancc

p me east Side Of COM”-llion a public strcct wcrc fined len :':"H!. I 11,- Ah,” this would-'rloii.'irs nnd costs.-S. the t situation as at

traffic is tied up at that

r." The report of the Police licpartmcnt for the month of Nuvcnibcr is as follows: Ability .0 drive impaired by alcohol, ar- 1-. '5 onc, convictions one. SpCFd-

Personals

-Mr. and Mrs. Wendall MacWil- liams, Carleton Siding, returned home on Friday, Dec. 7th. aftc:

cases. three, ccnvicicd two, spending a very ciijoyablc week .. jidrawn onc. Dl'illlii0fll'li”SS. nr- visiting relatives in Boston on'i Nuts 11. convictions 11. lntoxi- New York.

ccitcd condition. Temperance Act, R,-.9515 two, convictions two. Theft. -Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacWil- cascs thrcc, convictions one, with- liams. Carleton Siding. and Mr. dl'.'iWl'l two. Theft from C.N .,,f1Ild Mrs. Ccdric Campbell of Cape C3.-cs one. convictions onc. Fi csiTmVcrsc. have left for Moncion gfjri costs collccted. 538.00. Li- v.'hcrc they will spend a few days rcnsos collected. S3l2.00.-S visiting relatives and friends.

-i"'j '-T -Mr, Donald Mac!-Dadyen, who l ' i Professional cards is: ”.r:.';.:"t's:::'.:F .':.:;;::.".r.i"..:'. --.turnrti yesterday to his home in iAu;.;ustinc Cove.

-Mr. Gordon Lldstone, student at Mount: Allison University. who ispcnt the weekend at his home in ,Summcrsidc. visited his father Mr Wnltr:r Lidsioiic. who is a patient

W.E. GALLAGHAN

Physician A Surgeon

Om”. 53 summ" su-cu, in tlhe Prince Edward Island Hos- ito . Hours p

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an Annual Meeting

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DR. GLEN Ii. IIENIIRY

Veterinary SIIIKCUII

Atithc annunl meeting of the Alberton branch of the Canadian Legion on Dec. 6 the following officers and committees were appointed: President. R. M. Dunn; lst vice president. Maurice Perry. Sr.: 2nd vice president. Maxwell Cameron: scrgcnnt at arms. llcnry Myers. Executive: Com- rridcs. J. C. M.-itthcwa. D. B. Nicholson, Gerald Rooney. Bert Pridhum. Herbert Lcavitt, Russell Banyman. ,

Committees appointed include:

Sick Committee-H. W. Mat- thews, chairman: D. B. Nicholson. Frank Weeks, Earl Barbour and George Murray.

Entertainment

Phone 6!

xcnptngton

II. E. ELLIS

msuppucz Committce- D.

B. Nicholson. J. R. Rochford. Gerald Rooney, Frank Weeks; l-loath Profit. Garth McEwen and Robert Profit.

Building Committee - R. M. Dunn. Kenneth Quigley and Her- bert Leavift.

Finance Committee-Garth Mc- Ewen, Jack Rochford and Rev. J. R. McMahon.

Board of Trustees -- Kenneth Quilzley. .7. Rochford. D. B. Nich- nison, Russell Bonymnn. Garth McEwen and R. M. Dunn.

There followed A long discuss- ion rcgardlng Dr. Hnimson and it was the opinion of the meeting that nothing could be done to obtain Dr. lInimson's permit to practice in P. E. I. and the mem- bers were very pleased to hear that Dr. Halmson had been ap- pointed to the iitnff of the Vic- toria Genernl Hospital in Mont- rcnl.

A vote of thanks was extended

pm E mug - Cssuslty 5 Summer St. SIlmm'"”' PHONE 2413

Vi. CHESTER s. Maolililllllli

Barrister, Solicitor. Nolafl Etc. LLB.

office formerly occiipltd W Lsto Heath Stronr. K- 0-

Monsy to Loan Collections Prompll! Attended To.

T. Earle Illckoy

Chartered Accountant

Csnsdhn Built of commerce ' Building

Stunmerslde. P. B. I. PHONE-2838

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I. F. Hunter ll. 0.

Complete Vlsnsl Analyses Glssses Fitted

rnoivs ma sMAm.Maiv's numomo OPTOMI-ZTRIST siunnimlde. P. is. I.

E. E. Parkman 0pt.D.. R.0.

OPTOMETBIST

Eyes Examined -011100 llosru O to II C. 1 to I

out by sppolnirnsnl Plums Sm

IIGINT TIIIATIE BLDG. lllliur lt. snininenldo Ollltl I'll”!

to Comrade J. C. Matthews for a donation of shingles and also to Comrnde Kenneth Qulglcy for do- nating many hours of labour.

The poppy chairman, Comrndc D. B. Nicholson, reported a very successful campaign, with a good number of wrcnlhs being sold to Alherton merchants.

A vote of thnnkil was extended to the building committee for the many Lnprovcmcnts and alter- niionn lo the Lcgion Home which included shlngling ihc roof, new wndowa, front door, dance floor. improvements to the club room. rewiring and general work on the entire building.

The president. Comrndn R. M. Dunn. in a bricf ndrlrcnii. com- mented on the excellent progress made by the Aibci-ton branch since acquiring their present building about one year ago and hoped that the year 1952 would he even more successful and -with the continued ca-operation of nil members he was sure it would he.

Comrade D. B. Nicholson. on behalf of the branch moved a vote of thanks to the president for his untirlng efforts during the past year. it was seconded by Rev. J. R. McMahon and carried.

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norm xouo. Dec. s-3(Ar)- Traders reported yesterday 394 China's currency has from into 0 new skid in the last two weeks. Legally 20,000 yuan are worth Si. Traders sold it hss fallen to 40.000 to 01 on tho black msif -

Tl-IE GUARDIAN. Cl-IARLOTTETOWN

C.ii.ii. Operates Within System Of Balances

MON'rR.liAL. Doc. to - (or) .. Donald Gordon. president of the Canadian National Railways. said tonight the C. N. R. is required to function within a system of checks and balances, one being the Can- adian Pacific. the major private. iv-owned road.

In his prepared sddresa before the Canadian Railway Club of Montreal. Mr. Gordon said he be- lieved this system developed a set of stable relationships. Thus the two railways are able to operate side by side. providing service to the Canadian public at one of the lowest rate levels in the world.

Mr. Gordon referred to at state- ment of the Royal Commission on Transportation, that the two rail- ways "shall have theh opportunity to operate side by side in order to provide the requisite services."

"This means to me." he said. "that the continued and separate existence of these two great instit- utions is accepted as a fact. ac- cepted as a premise on which all other aspects of our relationship must be based. I accept this prem- ise fully and without reservation."

He said he thought there was less talk of amalgamation these dnvs because experience has dem- ozstrated the place and the need for both organizations.

Discussing competition and co- operation between the C. N. R. and the C.P.R., Mr. Gordon said "We will co-operate with cach other to the fullest. in our mutual interest up to. but not past. the point of giving the other road a single pair- sengcr or a single pound of freight

Within this principle there would not -be foolish or uneconomic ex-

. pnnslon. Each recognized the need

t: provide the best service at the best rates while still realizing 3 reasonable margin of profit. ,

He said competition in the rail- V'-".V ficid now is larxzelv competition in service and competition against other forms of transport tends to be a railway approach as opposed to the competing agencies.

Disciissimz rccaniidlizntion of the C. N.R.. Mr. Gordon said he dis- agreed cmnhaticallv with the view that this threatened the existence of the privately-owned system.

"I disagree because the Nationals case for recapitalization should be dcalt with on its own merits just as the Canadian Pacific's financial position should be considered on its merits. The Canadian National is irving to clean the windows of lis financial structure so that the financial "suits can be seen in truer light."

Bedc?e1-we Notes

-Mrs. Blanche Harper. North Carleton, returned recently to her home after spending two weeks in Charlottetown. the guest of Mrs Annie Hughes, Miss Laura Low- ther and Miss Ethel Lowther.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Boyle and farnily, Hunter River. visited Car- leton siding on Sunday, Nov. 25th. guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Mne-

Caull and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craswell. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell.

Chelton, spent the weekend of No- vember 24th in Moncton. N. 8.. where they wexe guests of Mr. Campbell's sister, Mrs. Marie Glen- denning.

Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Rodd and two children, of Milton. accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Maccauli. Carleton siding, spent Wednesday. Nov. 28 in Moncton. They also paid a visit to Bayfield, N.B., where they call- ed on Rev. Theodore and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell MncWil- liams, Carleton. accompanied by Mr. and Mrssterling Lord. Tryon, left on Thursday. Nov. 29th. for Boston. Mass. They will be absent for ten days.

Dr. Howard Hart of Saskatoon. and Mr. Gordon I-fart, Amherst, N. S.. visited their aunt Mrs. Thomas Moyse and Mr. Moyse, also Mrs. Edna Jenkins, on Sunday. Dec. 2. They also called on relatives in Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waugh and Mr. and Mrs. William stavert. Lower Bcdeque, were visitors to Charlottetown on Saturday, Dec 1st.

Mr. Gordon Mackenzie. Borden. has been engaged as teacher in Lower Bedeque School. He began his duties on Monday. Dec. 3rd.

-Miss Helen Bowneu returned to her home here on December 4th. after spending over three months visiting in Montreal. Minnesota and Vancouver and other points of interest.

Mrs. Judson Blackmore enter- tained the mcmbcrs of the Scarie- town Women's Institute, at her home in Bcdcquc village on Tues- day evening. December 4th.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacDon- ald. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mac,- Donald and Miss Margaret Muc- Donald. all of Crnpaud. were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Muttart on Sunday, December 2nd. They attended service in the Bcdeque United Church. Mrs. Norman Mm-Donald was a valued member of the Church choir prior to her marriage a few months ago.

A post-nuptial shower was held recently in Searletown Hall for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Noonan (nee Nora Rogers). A goodly number gathered and a nice array of practical gift: was presented to the young couple. The remain- der of the evening was spent in playing croklnols. followed by a "sing-song". The ladies served lunch and all dispersed to their

homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Noonan many years of happy wedded lifs.

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been no coal in 0'Leary.

Runaway Horse causes Exitement

A lively bit. of excitement oc- curred st Crapiiud on Saturday when I runlwly horse that had left his driver st, the Crnpsud Creamery came down the hill st. considerable speed on the Trans- Ciinada Highway.

Perhaps he was of hardy pion- ecr stock endowed with the spirit of his ancestors from the days be- fore roads and bridges existed.

Perhaps he did not agree with the route followed by the new highway, and had his own ideas on where the highway should have crossed the river.

In any case, and with a trail of groceries behind him that could easily be followed, he left: the highway at a point somewhere opposite Lloyd Rogc-rson'a gate. and finding the wagon to be too cumbersome left it anchored solid- Iy to a tree. plunged into the deep water of the mill pond. and swam easily across.

His freedom was short livo-d. however. because his owner, seeing the general direction followed by -the horse in his swim across the pond, had hurried to the other side and was waiting for the horse when he walked ashore.

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S'side Town Council Meeting

R.C.A.F. Recruiting linii Moves Into New Quar-lers

The Royal Canadian Air Force recruiting unit for Prince Edward Island is being moved today to new and larger premises in the Journal Building in Summerside.

This unit begun activities on October of 1950 with a staff of three and has steadily expanded during the past year to such an extent that it has already oc- cupied two separate buildings at the Summerside airport and hov- lng outgrown the present oc- commodation several months ago it was decided to seek suitable accommodations in the town where it would be more conven- ient for the interview of pros- pective recruits.

The staff now consists of six members and will be increased in February with arrival of I-V0 A. Glustlen, D.F.C.. now flying in the Korean airlift. The unit's commanding officer is FM) J. A. Robertson formerly of Moncion. N.B., and senior N.C.O. of thc unit is Flight Sgt. G. C. Conrad. who was recently transferred from Rivers. Mnn., Flt. Sgt. W. M. Gallant of Webster's Corner is N.C.O. in charge of the orderly room and Sgt. Georgia O'Brien, Monrton, N.B.. a veteran of the wartime Women's Division is in charge of the recruiting of air- wnmcn. Since the opcning of the unit at the R.C.A.F. station loca- tion the number of recruits at-

The regular monthly meeting of the Summcrside Town Council was held last night in the council chambers with his Worship Henry W, Wedge and all the councillors present.

Town paid bills amounting to 945315.45 were ratified and unpaid bills amounting to 31,833.77 were ordered paid. Electric light paid bills of s11l.66 were ratified. Elec- tric light unpaid bills amounting to &l6,608.02 were ordered paid.

December lsth was granted to the

Summcrside Athletic Association

the proceeds to be used for minor

hockey.

December 28th was officially

declared a public holiday as Box-r

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int! bay.

The electric light rate for the Prince County Hospital was set at 24 cents per kilowatt. hour no service charge.

Application to increase trucking rates in Summerside iiyl fifteen cents a load was granted by the council. i - A request from the residents of the district to run a power line from New Annan to Darnley was" read and the matter was laid over, for future consideration. -5

Moihehlmllvlo Children Burned

MONT LAURIER. Que. Dec. 10; -(CF) -A 31-year-old mother and two of her four children per- ished today in a fire that destroy- ed their two-sorey home three miles west of this Labelie County! town. i

Dead are Mrs. Aristide Limoges.

withf th '

her daughter, Claudette. 6, and son, Jean, 1.

Three other members of the family-the husband. Aristide

Limoges, 35, Pierre. 8. and Lise. 4. -are in hospital suffering severe burns.

I O Leary and O O C Vicinity

The members of St. Luke's con- gregation of the Church of Eng- land at O'Leai-y Conner are to be

congratulated on having their lovely little Church wired.

Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Ellis and Rev. Major Ellis of Alberta are spending a short time in O'Leary

the guests of their father, Mr. Robert Ellis and other members of the family.

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Macblaught and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll MacWill- lama at Carleton. Lot 6, re- turned to their homes on Thurs- day December 4th after an en- joyable holiday spent in Boston and other American centres.

The first meeting of the rate- payers of the newly incorporated village of O'Leary was held in the O'Leary Community Hall on Tuesday night. December 4th. The budget was presented. Mr. Connolly the government Minister from Charlottetown was present. The Commissioners are Bernard Shea. Ralph Adams and Alton Rayner.

An acute coal shortage exists in O'Leary. There's no coal at all in the village and the Western capital of Summcrside is reported very short of coal at the time of writing. The mild weathrr has helped greatly in the shortage. The various merchants of O'l..eary have ordered cars of coal and are expecting them shortly but for the past several weeks there has

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The members of the 0'Lenry Branch of the Canadian Legion are planning to give a Christ- mas treat to all the children of' O'Leary and vicinity in the Legion Home the Thursday be- fore Christmas. beginning about four p. m. All the children are being invited to attend and the members of the Legion are to be complimented on their generous action.

The 0'Leary Canadian Girls In Training held their Christmas Bazaar and Sale of Home Cook- ing on Saturday afternoon. Dec. 8th at Jellyfs Dept. Store in O'Leary. The delicious Home Cook- in: and the beautiful Fancy Work soon found ready purchasers. The lenders of the C. G. I. T. are Mrs. W. G. Dickson and Mrs. Herbert 9

,te-stcci has far cxcccdcd cxpecf:i- itions. An airforcc spolccsman sini- icd last night flint cnrollmcnts in 'Princo Edward island have boon incarly five times giro.-iicr ihnn ithe average of the other provin- ices on a per capita basis.

' The office will be npcn ti.-iiiy. including Saturday from 0.00 n. m. to 5.00 pm. and in addition will operate evory Tucsdny rvcn- ing from 7.00 to 9.00 pm,

This recruiting unit scrvcs nil Prince Edward island. It was

of

PPTDHSSLOH (0 hoid R 3-32 day Oniaiinnunccd recently that rot-ruiis.i

iioih mnlc and fcnialc. who cnlisl

now are givcn lcnvc without p.'iy.I

if they so desirc, in order they may spend the Christmas season at home.--S.

Disarmament

elallts End

PARIS. Dec. 10--ICPi-The 10- day Big-Four power disarmzimcnt talks ended today with no np- parcnt break in thc East-West staicmatc but Luis Padilla Ncrvo

of Mexico who presided over theme” Preston

meetings offcrcd a glimmer of, hope for long-rangc succcss. '

Ncrvn said the Exist, and Wcst can do constructive work towiiiwls, disarmament on the, basis of pnr-' tinl agreements. i

New Members Admitted To Rotary Club

Six new members were admitted to the Summerside Rotary Club at their regular weekly luncheon held yesterday at Robsons Rest- aurant. They were Reagh Tin- ney. Dr. Vincent Grant. Lorne MacFariane. Dan Chan, William Young. John Wright.

In the absence of the president, Ben J. Taylor. the meeting was presided over by the vice presi- dent. Mr. Alan Holman.

The new members were wel- comed to the club by Chief Just- ice Thane A. Campbell and each was presented with a copy of the Rotary book "Adventure in ser- vice" by past president Dr. A. A. Lockhart. They were then ad- dressed briefly on the principles of Rotary by past president Wil- liam Hayward.

Guests present were Mr. Smith, manager of Woolworth's. and Mr. J. I-Elmer Murphy, editor of the Journal and Pioneer. s

Two Independents loin liberal Party Ranks

OTTAWA, Dcc. 10 w(CPI---l.ib- criil Party officiiils today issued a now standing of pnrtics in the ilnusc of Commons.

The standing sliows 186 Liber- zils compared with 184 previously. An official disclosed that Arthur Massc and I-lcrvn Rousseau. elci't- cd as lndcpendcni Lihcrnis for ;lhc Qucbcc constituencies of Kam- ,-ouriislm and Rimnuski, respective- liy. have been ncccpted as full-

Credit two; Independent two; total 262.

One of the vacancies-Calgary West-will be filled today in a by-election. The second vacancy is in the constituency of Ontario formerly represented by Walter Thomson. leader of the Liberal Party in Ontario.

The remaining two Independent Liberals are Paul L. Dube. mem- her for Restlgouche-Madawaska in New Brunswick. and Hector Du- puis. Montreal St. Mary.

The Independents are P. E. Gagnon, Chlcoutimi in Quebec, Dr. Raoul Poulin. Beauce, Que.. Camlllien Houde, Montreal Pepin- cau. and J. L. Gibson. Comox-