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THE GUARDIAN. cHAaLo'rtrE"'rowl-t

M. PAGE FIVE

AUGUST 5. 1952

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This column is reserved for nsin of looal interest, but advertising of a aewsy nature may as inserted

Sports Editor Speaks At Rotary

Dealers Elect Member To Provincial Marketing Bd.

New Science Laboratory For Dominion Experimental

"WT ' at (I i run . Tie-e?-2 Mu mum Gordon M Cuwmg IN. E :Sd"':ncl."'0'i'lo If” I on dThe speaker at Rotary yester- 0 - , '0'; M W” ”'” ”' ”” w"'"" rmm ..ii..”."” iii; ”' i”' '' ”"”'""' EC BIIICB col 0- mot run was enema ' I E . x - one 52:, ac e or 0 Hunting and potato dealers' representative "on

llospital Sunday morhinz. Alli-lust mi, A5 a young woman Miss Gor- don went to the United States ahere she trained for a nurse at the Worcester General Hospital. During the First World War she served as a nursing sister with the Canadian army overseas for three years. Following her return shs re- sided in rural Manitoba and later ;n Toronto. About seven years ago. wonipanled by her sister. Mrs. l.cPage, she returned to spend the my years of her life at the old home where she had been born .-cnciity-nine years ago.

Many people knew and loved uss Gordon as a generous and 1u:e hcartcd friend and her mrmory will be cherished by young Nd and in the various communitia where she lived, a d especially by hi-r iwo sisters, liis. LePage of (nsciimpec and Mrs. Lester Profit ,.' nosobank, and her two brothers. 31-; Murray Gordon of Cascumpec and Mr. Heber Gordon of Victoria,

R C. The funeral will he on Tuesday from the home of her

BI'iNEV0I.I4iNT Irish Society Full Flllri Friday. Saturday this week.

AT LEAST 100 DONORS needed at Red Cross Blood Clinic in Tyrone Lot 65 Hall. on Thursday. August 7th, between 24 P. M.

DON'T FORGET, Benevolent lrlsh Society Fun Fair, Horne Motors Lot, Kent Street. Friday. Saturday of this week. -

ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and Mrs. John W. MacDougsll. Argyle Bhors, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Mae, to Robert Lloyd George, son of Mrs. Robert A. MacPl1ail and the late Mr. Mac. Phaii. New Haven. Marriage to take place August lath.

MISSING GIRLS - City Police were alerted by the R. C.M.P. yes- terday in connection with the dis- appearance of two young girls from Fredericton, N. B. on August I. The

Fishing magazine with headquart- ers in Boston. No one, he said is an expert fisherman: conditions change. and sometimes one Just does not seem able to get a good catch.

Mr. Rodman is trying to find out if there are any sea. bass around the shores of Prince Ed- ward Island and so far has not found any. although. conditions around the mouths of the rivers and bays seam to him to provide a natural habitat for sea bass. In Massachusetts twenty years ago not much was known of striped or sea bass, both names are used to describe this partl- cular fish. Since the discovery of these game fish it is estimated that over ten million dollars per year are spent by fishermen in that state alone. This Includes their equipment, travelling, lic- ense fecs, room and board, and a multitude of other items purchas- ed by fishermen. There are some of these striped bass along the shores of Nova Scotls and New Brunswick.

Street Sweeper To Be Purchased

A new mechanical strut sweep- er will bs purchased by the City following a special meeting of the City Council held yesterday afternoon at City Hall. All of the Councillors were present at the meeting with Councillors Elmer MacDonald. G. R. Keefe and Arthur Gormley opposing the pur- chase.

Councillor Frank Storey. chair- man of the Streets Committee. proposed the purchase and stated that the machine would save the city approximately 513.000 on the basis of the figures available for last year. He said that the cost last year had been 522,000 of which 513,800 had been spent on manual labor. So far this year the cost to the city of street sweeping has been 510.000 and he expected that. this would rise to

the P. E. Island Marketing Board, at a well attended meeting held yesterday afternoon in the Agri- cultural Room of the Vocational School. Mr. J. O. C. Campbell. chairman of the Board, presided.

The meeting. which had been adjourned some time ago pend- ing the result of the P. E. Island Potato Marketing Board annual meeting and a statement of policy from that organization. was at- tended by their prcsident. Mr. Donald MacDonald, an invitation. At the request of the chalrmaii Mr. MacDonald outlined the iicencing regulations and answer- ed various questions dealing with the detailed operation of the scheme.

Mr. MacDonald said that. un- der, the proposed licence regula- tions all dealers must be licenced. and for this purpose they will be classified into four groups. ac- cording to the volume of business and ranging from small dealers who market less than 26 car loads. to the larger ones who market over 200 car loads. Deal- ers licence fees will range from

Pictured nbovc is the ing now under construction the Malpcque Road for the Do- mininn Experimr-ntal Farm. It. will replace the former laboratory

new necessity storm on iy weather ways and stairs are covered withllha great lerrazo tile flooring. ' The building when

stripped.

year. will

sashes in ing of cultures

The

examin-

under s('lenr't-. services laboratory huild- winter. All windows are complete- alien and two dark rooms. Tin

latter are necessary because ot extent of the fill!

lwork being done. This include:

c-nmpi:-leii.l much microfilm work as well at l1aiO:lllP rcguiar type of

photograph:

it 3 P m- g missing girls are Helen Mcl'adgen. The United States fishermen are meet last year”: total by the end wm-i - it up - d b- r" . , . rm Gmdan at g g. V V (I uas i-. iO)P 5 ire omsnmgump l(-,;aI15(l;l1Pr:'I,pogx'l1' win: ?'nm.mmt In l5.”;veaxI'ing a. blue blazer and it looking for new fields to explore of the season. e I V 33350:?” doacctifgltlngltlh-"n&l'll3::3 ,a',,.,.a,... 3,, 195,, . three sets nf i..i,o,,,g,,,.m 1" um um. in Fnmxnnlnm, and plan. Bloomfield Cememnn mu -C0 outed skirt. She is tall am: for bass fishing. It is estimated After considerable discussion hi Pm c LL I my-' the new structure is a com- different departments. Each Ofl pathology Wg Quite thin. Jacquelin Riley, 18. is me” 5” 0V" Elxlun mllllml Ell C0UYlClll0T3 l'- W83 llECld9d U1 5 D M exp" 903055 mm ' '5 pietely fireproof building of struc- them Will be complete with offi- The building is being con said to be wearing a pink dress. M1319" ln "19 Unlled Stale! aulhoflle the Clly Clerk l0 PUP pmVl”'9- bl” Wm buyv 5555mbl,9- lural slabs with ii brick and con- cea for the heads of the strut-led by the M. F. Schuri-nan whltg sweater, and wmge ailppem which is an increase of five mll- chase an Eiizln SWEEP” at R F051 3” mad l3'3m"0” H” d"l”5- will crate hlnrk face. Inside the walls the general staff and lcnnipnny and the Clerk nf Works. Ja lion in the last five years. Mr. of s10.-119.50. 3150 ha llcenced W me "Well" 5” arc l4 inches thick. The Wlfifl0lASlSl'Pl”El.'ll'l-'Il staff. in addition IhPI'-Vrcprcscnllnz the District Archi- y Rmlmhn llill-"P3 llll3 l5 6t 8 11'-P M3307 'l- D- sltiwllrl C”mm""' use Expo” truckers mus" "mam arc of the Sui-Sash type. Wlllllwill be two libraries. threw vialk-iiov-t, is .Vlr, .lnhn .VlacKinnon of l

FI'N FOR ALL. where? Bene-

of increase of fishermen of

ed on the great amount of work

more money could be spent. How-

a licence from the Potato Board

dnublv criaonicnis, avoiding

tlicl in refrigerators

for the maintain-. this city.

volent Irish Society Fun Fair, . . . y - -

Horne Motors Lot, Kent Street, twenty seven hundred every day. which, had been rllonde dlnuthe hcilty be 5Ul7JCCl- 90 3- 525 llCBl1'-'8 W. - ' - W . Friday. Saturday evening, ml, ”lg8rD::l8lE1t: this izogitts uatleclmhy theial sjtaruaend glfrfrfiinfinfees Ilehnft aura Mr! MacDonald also told the l . Illa III week 5 E m re or 0 I H 3 ng m meeting that it was probable that 2

MONTREAL. Aug. 4 -- (OP) -

snd said they were ideal for sport

all producers would be registered

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mp mu executive meeting of the yomCE C06;-Ifg A mu; Wig fishing. He suggested that local cver, he said that the contract R h 0 l M,.,. .lunim- Chamber of Commerce of rant was sentenced to 60 days by ”"3l"” 1" ""2 "'lY JPN"? W" 5””l- ”'l"”' WW” he ””"' bllutlle bBo:1rd' . llndgr conditions n ll P"50n-'i- - .-1.,-,,;d3 will be held her, Aug, 30. luagrsrlmte KIM. Mum, m the months when fishing in the sea plated. 5lPresi;deIen clgn'::I':gCl'1 pxplaimd Malone and Herring. the two 3: iv. was announced today. City ponce court ye,,,e,d,y and 3 river! try a Na streamer ll.v -m-c-mo-4 ma, the M1 membmhu; 0, me , 'lrlVEr5- dlrd 1" W15?-I "Alh- m"”m” Vlcbpruldenft L" 'l1-Willi Ind disorderly from Belle whlchnh vfh” Ba" ugwhm that Marlreting Board was in attcnd- .3”"yd””,;””",1”? 5 We: among A,.hmR1d, Dartmouth. 115,, wt Rn," Wu Ewen 330 or 30 In time. e aso mentione t at bass V . . o ayis ea an nure . yai ance' and 1t M” lmpmtam to H” "I hope 1- never see anything

he rhairman of the meetings. Also attending will be National

other drunks were sentenced as follows, one received 10 days with-

are often caught when the water is very rough and sometimes ill"

dealers that they not only hear the licencing regulations and oth-

REG-IiNA. Aux. 4 -(GP) - Uranium today brought on Sask-

PRINCE ALEJER-T, Sasl(.. Aug. 4

,like that again." said Cpl. Barney R. Harris. returning to Fort Hood

rursldent Roger J. Flume;-felt, fish will actually ride the crest of ' , , - V , . tlaliiaizv. and Vice-Presidents Louis out opumh me 3'm9""d fa 515 big waves. st. lg; l,fj;;l'if;,;”.,'"”,f.E.ef'.lf:.l,m:f atchwnng mzgesl slalimll l'"5h- A. (CF) -- Two United states Field- lifter visiting his folks in Oklahoma Diissriult. Quebec; Fernand Dra- and W5” 07 l5 dl-W5. 0118 S10 and ms? nlmdre S M pmspec 0” "'”"p' and Wild Life workers today re- City. "Overseas you grow to ex-

- cred about the northwest corner Domed discovery of the summer pact EML You mm” say we MR4

imu, Montreal: George Kuhn, winiiipeg: Gordon Cralk. Saska- vmn: and C. D. P. Johnson. Kam-

Blltliis. MARRIAGES. IIEATIIS 50:: Per Insertion

BIRTHS

costs or 20 days, three 815 and costs or is days and two :10 and costs or 10 days.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Dowllng, 17 Grccn Street. had for their guests during the past week, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Beaurezarq of Lowell, Mass, who were tendered a surprise party by their hostess on the 20th anriiv. GYSETY of their wedding before leav- ing for home Saturday.

Tourist Season

Mr. Rodman figures that the P. E. I. tourist season could pos- sibly be extended quite a lot. by gctlln: tourists here early for spxii": fishing and late in the fall for hunting purposes. He under- stood quite a number do come here now in the fall months but feels it could be increased not only for shooting but also for general holiday purposes as the months of September and October are usually very beautiful ones.

He also suggested the possib-

University. Seven

Albert Hackett, Slater Marie Mullally, Sister Mary Cecelia Keizer. Sister ger. Sister Maria 'Goretti Mac-

Oh the least 0! Sh Mliliilll-l-ll1l3' exported last year and that there 29. nine sisters of the Congrega- were 300 assemble", He deplored l-l0ll Of St. MBFUTH made W019-'5' the action of some who tobk truck- Slon ln the chapel 01' 50- Dlm"3ll'5 loads of potatoes to Nova Scotia Novices pro- V13, nounced first vows. Sister Francis them around at any D,-lee obtain. D! SN95 MHCD0Yl9-ll'1- Shier MWY able. It was generally agreed that James the fund in reserve to fight ring

Mary Joseph 301- high level. .

Donald, Sister Mary Martin Bren- w,,mmon, --we are P,-pm, wen Han. together at the moment; 520,000

Two sisters made perpetual vows, W35 needed to be Conecged (0,- Slsier Florence Patrice McTague. promotion

Col. Full stated that 66 dealem

Wood Island and peddled

rot in seed, should be kept(at a

Ciiaii'maii Campbell said in this

and protection from

of the province as the Saskatche- wan Resources Department threw open 20 concessions in the rich Beaverlodge uranium area. More than 500 claims aiwe expected to be made in the first two days of stak-

One report said that Northern Ali-ways officials would be unable to handle the surge of prospectors unless cxtra gii'craf.i. became avail- able.

Besides outside prospectors. many of the 2.000 inhabitants of the area are expected to be out staking either for themselves or indirectly

breeding ground of the almost-ex- tinct whooping crane. a mystery that has baffled ornithologists for more than 50 years. The two workers. Robert Smith "mg of Medfore, 0re., and Everett Sut- ton of Aberdeen.

this Northern Saskatchewan yesterday after an air tour of Can-

They spotted two adult cranes in the marshm north of Great Slave Lake. one on July ll. one the next

The significance of the discovery.

8. D.. flew into

for it.-. But those poor people didn't .ask for it. They screamed and l l couldn't help."

Snatched From Death

Her brown eyes wide with fright. ll-year-old Matilda zamoudio told how an unidentified young Negro soldier snatchcd her irom burning death. ”I dldntt. want. to gn...l didn't. want. to go." she sobbed from her hospital bed. "I wanted to stay with my mother and father.”

Matilda won't. see her parents again. They burned to death.

T-m-?e-A illt i t t kl d f Si te J Ch rles Mccabe. l .

"CONNOR - A5 m5 Ch-ll'l0W9' water causes a sgprllart .l?:lIll?lfigSonl1;!rl'lynVllidl1 Inrthelnslgllmonlfor the occasion. 23381:: 3pgfinfugifcedexggfignggg for companies already hoidingland Mr. Smith Said. 0311 b8 KHUKGG hy M” D”rl” Danlem n'y”"'”1d

town Hospital; August 3rd, 1959, to prizes. Dfliahed by R9V- Edwln M” man as his experience would be in the region. the fact that only A few specimens C'"P"5 Chrlsilv Tex" drl”-"” W31" l The concessions cover a major of this waterfowl remain on the ”'55' 315” W35 lwllwd Imm me bl”

MI. and Mrs. ii. J. O'Connor, 5 daughter. 7 lbs. ll ozs.

KQULRES A. At Morell on July iIJ'h. 1952. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuuires. a daughter. Lindo Faye.

tlcAl.l-ZER - At the Charlottetown Hospital. Jilly 25th, 1952, sud Mrs. Jack McAlccr. a daughter.

liEARS- At the King's County tl”jP”Il- lllvnlasue. August 2, ,lfl.i2. to Mr. and Mrs. John Bears. Bmklxn. a son. John William.

l'li'lRRIS-Al. the King's Counl,v llosrviial, Montreal, July :u, 1952. to Air. and Mrs. Allan Iilorrls.

).l.77"l'”l. Momiaguo. August 15:, ".2. to Mr. and Mrs. John Mac- .r-.n. Dundas, zi son. llvtwll.

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the total damage can't be assessed for some time. A reporter's tour through the wing showed some books were damaged. Many were drenched and soggy. '

The library contains

between

i0 Mt 500.000 and 1,000,000 books. periodi-

cals and newspaper files, some of considerable valuo.

Hours after the blaze. water was a couple of inches deep on a lirirdwood floor which still crcaks from the water damage of lfllti. workmen clinnnt-lied it out- side but still more kept coming down,from the hoses up in the dome.

Tarpaulins covered shelves of books.

Three firemen were taken in hospital. None is in serious con-

tahles and

William dition.

At the close of his talk several questions were asked. a particular one being whether the introduc- tion of bass would spoil our trout fishing. He said the small mouth- ed black bass would be bad for trout but he did not think the striped or sea bass would do much harm.

Mr. Rodman praised "the breath- taking beauty of Prince Edward island" and thanked all those who had aided him so courteous- ly while here.

He was introduced by the day's chairman. Roiarian Arthur Mould. and thanked by co-chairman Ro- tarlan Norman Lowlher.

Tribute From Holland

Rotarian Sj. van der Meulen. who is Secretary of the Rotary Club of Drachten. Holland. W85 welcomed yesterday and he grac-

Cormac. S..i.. the

Wm. Simpson and Rev. P. S. Mac-

simple but significant ceremony.' the Sisters were present for the

their congratulations wishes at an informal reception.

Troops 0n'Alert As Electors Vote

l

COHKTEKEMU” of value to the Board as well as were given an exposition of the m we exalted dignity and subllmllv 01 "This is going to be an excellent the religious life. Most Rev. Year rm. me deal”-5

James Boyle. D.D. assisted by Rev. 5.1.0.13 man on the Beauty-

Donald. offered the Holy Sacrifice dealers we”, hang reprcspnled by of the Mass, and presided at the only one man an the Bum-d ml

profession and afterwards Voffered valved in the mall" at rep,-psenm. and good non. I

resolution was passed urging the Marketing Board to make repre- sentation to the Government to increase the dealei-st tinn on the Board to two mem- bers, and in the event of their overtures being

In Bell as the additional mem-

dealers. He conchudcd.

to put a

Col. Full pointed out that 85,

three members. and Mr. MacDoii-,

that 6000 growers were also in- i

After considerable discussion at

representa-

successful. they .

requested the Board in iianie Min!

Chairman Campbell declared

part of the Bcavorindge field on the il0l'l.ll shore of Lake Atha- baskri. They include areas along the St. Louis and Black Bay faults where many of the major uranium finds have been made. The concessions were

originally

mining companies and work com

'1. t.. ll.d I ' ' th - ll2crl1smli:t'tfabe(,en cfllmlaxletede. Ina:-:To

cordance with the agreemeiits. the companies have finished thetrl claim-staking on 10 to 30 per cent.- of the original concession area andl

the public. bank said that. 3il0.000.000

has been earmarked for expioratlonl

' The Federal crown corporation.

HARTFORD. Conn.. tAPi-Raiiimakers stationed them- bus. the remaiiidcr has been opened to ”l"” m the hm-9 WW" 93 "19 9011'

riecticut. Valley tonight preparing Resources Minist.er.l.l-i. Brockel- lo "'9 ”l"'l"'”d"Cl"F CT.l'5l-M5 llll-0 already the skies over parched farmlands. Wallace Howell. and dmciopment, Wm-k in the l'eg.l rainmakers. said he has set. up five inn, iodizing Renerators in areas to await tions" which he expects tonight.

North American continent. 30 spend their winters on the 'T(!X2lS 3.000 miles from where the

'gi'ai1t.ed three years ago to variousinainnlakers

Ml-my TE-l3llV95 Nld llil9"d5 Ol aid countered with the statemcntl

Aug. 6

who heads thei

strategicl --Only l.90Ii.672 gross tons of iron

gliy the unidentified Negro soldier. !She said he was thrown to safety lon impact but. "was brave enough to come back and pull us out.” John Dockery, Dallas district. Greyhound superintcndciit. said "the figure ti will not miss by lmors than one or two" the iiumbcr on the south-hoiind bus. "The iiorth-bound bus was not as heav- ily loaded. it will just take time to arrive. at an arciirnte figure." Earl- ier local bus officials had estimat- crl 30 were aboard the north-bound

l Little Iron Ore

l Shipped in July

l CLEVELAND; 0., Aug 4 -(AP:

"favorable canal. or? were shipped over the Great

Lakes last. mont.h. the month of

- - PUEAN. K0213. AUB- 5 - iTUE5- C l. Full elected for the term of Eldorado vlininz and Refining Co.. . "”0RET-I” ll” Klhf! County nalogatas From lmtltaly prelRe:Lli:l'i mclulilma Cxl1:i'ry day) - (AP) - Korean troops were thoree years, as representing the holds large tracts of potential A ralnmnklnit mm W85 brought. me. mg ""1 5”'””- Tl" Lake '5"' o etown Y ummum land in M1,, Men und .51 mm connecmut by farmers m mei perior Iron Ore Association, ra-

lijihllal. Montague. August 4. l-l-.-to Mr. and Mrs. Chester -Mme. Miirrny River, a daughter, llratiicr Dianne.

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some formal link with other

states or associations of states in

l(l.N'G-At the King's County Has the Pull”-

ritsl. Montague. August 3. 1952. Lo Mr. and Mrs. Walter furneun. a daughter. Deborah I-Hui,

MARRIAGES

IAEWSOME C INDIAN - At. Aug- istinr Cove on July 22nd, 1952. by -7"” .R9V- W. G. Killam. Gordon .-ll-"lnri.h Newsome to Doris Avis jman. both of Augustine Cove. rinrc Edward Island.

ITOREY - TWEEDY - At the

"In our view this would he as

Kmgp valuable as it is inevitable."

Acheson put it this way:

"It is not our purpose to create an elaborate organization. Our action here shall not subtract from, but. shall strengthen and support, our interest in, and our associations with. other nations of the Pacific area and other na- tions of the world . . .

"As we have been comrades in war so also shall we stand to- gether in our determination to