T pA(;E1I'ouR . alga GUARDIAN. rtli-llva.v'o'r'rl:rolvi:ld'r l. w' .1 - ., MAY 3. 19 ' THE G UAR DIA N .'2i;'iZ??.gf,?;i"”” We "9" mm"? ”' Drowned Out By His Accompanist 0

some argue that the cheese floor should actually be slightly lower than.29 cents, in

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Authorised II UOGMIC Ullll NIH Pool UHICO M J Wlgul.-g ii” 6' V

uepartluent. Ottawa.

JNotesi By The Way 4 l

" The llllnil uulmilu Publishing in order to encourage a diversion of fluid 0 Gt ml-bus Ann lseowll lllrtmont elntlc. sill in a milk from cheese to butter production and (MT "NE "Fe IM")- W” "M" '"'”- "ll l' "'.””bN tho Uni 01:05 B ”'e3.3f..i?'” l . dam uni Aaloclno editor. in A iamlm. th th edf mm f d! T. as being left. his shambles from aooltanm of all-vsor "W Auwm. um”. nu. Wm". us remove e he or ons 0 poun the lootlng.. The dictionary says tlistailsa, Pylon. ctluwroalldle

' of butter imports. In any event, a positive nihllglullllglltlnlllnlnlilace or lloene of ituliu. and .tho tropical I

l ””c"”'"”" . effort by the dairy industry to increase misused to much atlizfrijt is tabkellhll: i:.lcd'r.2:uoqfgb' "'1'" "1" 01

"”""" '”"”' '”"'"' """"' m" "" '"” domestic consumption of cheese from its on I new nleanlnr.- Toronto sun-. ....l-.g.ln”j.,,,nn ,”,':;u::l':utM ,, - -- V lng ooi. u,. 5l,.,,.,.,l M.,,,o,, ,, w..l.., 1:... present relatively low levels is required. Elem-Hy this Blnpapcr l-...l.. 3,, lgglcil: :3 calltmygalllu ulna,

od I complaint. A child of five Years had money from his mother ml, to buy an ice cream cone. when the child reached the store he had i Chlnse of heart, and iluteod,

the weakest link". CIIARLOTTETOWN. THURSDAY, MAY s, 1351-

ll0Flll-Oilll'alc0-

EDI IORIAI. NUIES

before we git I other seasonal mattg; Millll ' 3

V'E D335 1945- asked the merchant for some I o o s mltchel. The request was granted ,f,”,',d'3',f,':l1”"f'n tAom,lClOnl:'d"'- Us It is good to remember brave and gen- Ten years ago today ended the tbree- 2: 1?:n,”i:uf:3”,:ll d"k' lwh” "W "3 meadow iirass and ll'iIl1(:mllycl:: , , , , , nor sa es min- I

NOUS deeds and the men lli-ho pelformed day battle of the Coral Sea in which Com- notion. Later the child was di.s- :22 8ll:elannJullle hllvcylrden

thenl. War is an evil, yet it is also the oc- monwealtn and unilcd slates forces defeat. fovereld llzhtlns the matohes on geoning lettuce? iifhyn": bu”

u . C3510" f01' COUFBEG and 58011509-. The ed Japan and saved Australia from threat tit: 3.'.f3'. cgim hlihurwgmuathg ”iEf,'” mm" 3”" m tho” memorial table which is being dedicated by of imminent invasion. gnmflre. -Cornwall st-nllllrd-iv-lee. gmckegi :3! box? 11:7-'rlQ!li'l

ll "' south of the Arctic cnclee"-H.513

if the Summerside Branch of the Canadian 0 I t I

Legion is a reminder of both aspects of the Many lnducemenls are being held out M" " "e" 'm '" "5 9”"ll-- and

uonlyu is a tricky word. --1 only how does it keep from lnnlll, l

rise to speak for a few minutes"

, . human SlFU8g19- . for participation in the Rural Beautification says an MP mung on W ms in nervous breakdown? or u that -. -ll The relatives and friends of those com- contest but undoubtedly the strongest is the House of colilmons. "1 only," l'l":'l't gfliiihi” ”;lm'"l”,S"5g "' Wool- .- mem0F3-ted W10 gather 10 110 h0n0Ui' t0 the sight of previous years' contestantsi ,',':.".'.';"::ll;,"ll:'e'9. M f”"; "W? are the biggest ni;n;o?,';:l mil?

-J - , - - , . mean , V 2. ll.

-- their memory ale still facing the threat of greatly lmpmved homes and pl.0perly' mm” M” H” to wggkl edoggrl mill Il'0ll;ld when you are .-,:...l.

- another conflict, a circumstance which adds o -v 0 run and Jump and skip about. lf " "T on and never .l:'ltlild Hm ..only.. been pm in another w an you go ilsliilig? .g.-,. -,-,.,k

mace the MP would have said he nmm

Wu Wins "to speak only." that is, he had no thought of singing or dain "gsomersaults. But put the Only after "for" and we have the memlbe s intention clearly-

hitterness to their feelings of thankfulness. Each must feel an anxious hope that the fl waste and destruction of war be not re- peated, yet to keep faith with those who

At a fashion show at the Chateau Laur- ier, Ottawa, according to the Ottawa Cit- izen a highlight of the afternoon was a copy of this Province's gift to our present

King s0l0IIl0.;I.;lilIE, to in film and novel, ll.-...l"n2"",”.',f' tins in Africa. But illrrc Warn mines in Palestine ill the .'."lblll-

a r"

favor after a period of indifference. 0 I 300 concubines. build rcsplrndenl

' tie is I. story published

. . . ' gave their lives we must stand ready to de- Queen, n cape of Sllvel. fox The deep 5 an, an 5 ol Kl . . . . ' l "I rise to spe k f l . ll ng Solomon. and fend the" ideals Wml Wh3t9V9l' means slinky skins have made a comeback into I ute.s.' - 0t.t:wa?!ro3:'1n,di?!ewmm 3”” ""''”b"”d ” "W "310: should prove necessary. I -- - db" '"'bM M-'”' m "” "J W- E g f A blow for lovers of the rolnan- om' to lmmuln 700 wlv” "3

"V we alaces for th . . , 8 (lg Spanish newspaper La Voz ri E.s- D ”" and WW5 for The effolts of the Fedelal and Pro 999 pk .90” pm: on prmmmy condmmjs on his horses. In the dcsrri ol lzmnll,

crn Negeh, in Israel, the Jmis nu now exploiting -copper deposits They are in the area win;-.3 Knlg Solomon's miners shaved ll per-bearing are from the , talnslde, smelting it in brll .n 5

Welfare Payments

A C. C. F. proposal that family allow- ances be boosted 60 per cent to meet in- p creased living costs met with a cool re- l ception in the House of Commons from

the Island of Mas-a-Tierra. o'l the coast of Chile. This, according to most authorities. was the desert. is. land where Robinson Cl'l'!Oe wasl Q ship-wrecked and spent so many

0 d lonely years. According to the

vincial Departments of Agriculture to com- pletely exterminate the already-scarce rag- weed would enable us to boast that .the whole Province and not merely the Nation- al Park is pollen free. A valuable step in

NEWS ITEM: S. C. Johnston, M.P., speaking lack adequate housing.

TOOm0 Old Charlottetown

: (Winnipeg Tribune)

in the budget debate, estimates 2.000.000 Canadians

The Endicolt Case

"0-3 the spot with fuel from tllrr

Spanish paper. progress has caught lore,” whlch mm abound"! I ' .i

tin with Mall-a-Tlerra and its pop-

- - . - this direction would be for as many people . Hon. Paul Martin, Minister of National Mod P- 1- 1- l sulee James G. Endlcott, cnsil-- mm now . and l - - l ml, n Y. umace-like llm, Health and Welfare. Mr. Martin took the as possible to 193:" :0 identify the weed' , '33” ”&on':,:m”;f.':e':d.lC;(f;:':: .o-oeoc-com-oooose-m 0" a J'.E ::;f:t:h:";nWhIlhcenturlra ml sNNoUNci:M1.'N'i's Mnnchurln. that U.N. forces in For God spulketlll ones. you 8005 luxury that such I hllih ap- copper, howev'E.:,,slclildii5tlrl!lrcNE.

position that the national productive capac- ity of Canada cannot at this time carry any further increase in social welfare pay-

polntment should come about so smoothly. and with complete lip- proval by all the contributory na- tions involved.

Korea were waging germ will-fare twice. 3'60 min IIGNEWGIII "5 I09- and some of the germs may have - - - Yell NI '0'" dflwelh "0:

unto the grave and his life to t c been produced in Canada, there "r were he . mu.

having been worked for azrs, and the Jews hope to cxtrnrl am tons It year from the mint ..

The new Germany is in competition with .... us in the butter market in London, dump- lsfffm The m'"'d"- N0V9'"b"'14-

' for raising the age limits of children elig- ''mm”" d''"'"" "''W' ” Justice Minister G-rson told the

- - - . - g - psich H ll, G t G ls l Ious unto him and

E ii lble for allowances from 16 to 18 or even aln at a special ieduction of two thirds the Street, for: om: l"mr"""ly'eo'g'? Commons last. week that his law uamlr 530", mm "om ' mun:

i normal German price. The butter will be Wednesday, the 6th December. l”””” W” ""dY"'3 me "55 down to the pit: rilave round with I view to possible action

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merits. Further, he said letters his De- partment received were five to one requests

21 rather than increasing the amount of payments.

Canada is new spending a total annual- ly of 51,500 millions on social security. When coupled with the d2,000 millions of defence estimated expenditures this year, the total has to be related to the productive capacity of the people of Canada. Nothing would be more regrettable than an impres- sion that there is no limit to what the peo- ple can do; that nothing is beyond the capacity of this nation now so heavily tax-

Therc are now 4,513,000, children of 1,- 960,000 families on family allowances cost- lng d332,150,000 this year, an increase from 5240 millions in 1946.

Old age security payments are well over 32300 millions this year and will increase for 10 years as population ages. (The 1952-53 estimates provide 5322 millions for the 70-

mg a surplus at a cut rate. The West Ger- man Government has approved the export of 1,500 tons of stock-piled butter to Brit-

sold for 38 cents a pound compared with the West German wholesale price of 55 cents a pound. I O 0

Harry S. Truman, thirty-third president of the U. S. A., was born this date 1884. Clerk, farmer and soldier in turn he was elected county court judge in 1922, sen- ator in 1934 and 1940. He was elected vice- president in 1944 and succeeded to the pres- idency when Roosevelt (lied April 12, 1945, in his fourth term. Truman took part in the Potsdam conference, authorized use of the atom bomb and was active in organiz- ing the U.N. and NATO.

One interesting and perhaps unexpected consequence of the appointment of a Cana- dian to the post of Governor General of Canada, says Saturday Night, is the fact

Mrl. Burris begs leave to in- form her friends and the public generally. that she will commence

Hours from 4 to 6 pm. J. J; R. Scott,.Kent Street. announce they have just imported. for sale, A lot of fancy furs. "Parties wishing to make presents to Clergymen, &c.. would do well to make an early call." '

The "Y. M. C. Assoclatlori Ba- zaar, in aid of the building fund," is advertised by Fanny K. Mayne, secretary. Mr. George Bremner advetises a valuable freehold pro- perty for sale on Prince Street. John Quirk announces that he has recently fitted up is Steam Bakery on the corner of Prince and Graf- ton Streets, and specializes lr Pilot bread. biscuits and crackers. A. A. Baldwin 8: C0,. - hardware dealers, call special attention l0 their new stock of kerosene lamps and fireproof chimneys. Dr. A. H. Boswell. Pleasant Hill, announces that he intends for the future re- tirinz from his profession, owing to indlspolition.

Nathan Davies & Son announce that the City Tannery is again in operation, and will pay cash for any quantity of bark, hides and skins. Peter McGowan. City Clerk.

and across the country that some- thing be done to punish this man.

against Endlcott when he returns to the Dominion.

Unquestionably lindlcott'-I re- marks have roused the ire of many Canadians and most of them would be quite happy if he were to re- main on the side of the Iron Cur- tain where his heart is Falling and they will eventually "hang them- selves" when he returns to Canada.

But the Toronto Globe and Mail has s. different idea. According to that newspaper. the best scheme is to let people like Endlcott keep on talking and they will eventually "hang themselves." The Toronto Journal commented the other day that "nothing that might have been done to that objectionable char- acter could have damned him so securely in the eyes of the Canad- ian public as that appalling state- ment. Never agaln will his word be taken seriously. Even as 5 tool for Communist propaganda, he will be just about useless."

That may be. On the other hand. Endicott has not been tken ser- iously by the great majority of

have been demands in Parliament '3""””'l'-

senger with him. an interpreter, one am 3 thousand, to allow unto man his uprlghtncss: then

Windsor Daily Star.

PROFESSIONAL CARD?

ai-snsom...liosliallpnyuntn God. and he Mil be favourable iultn him: and he shall see his face with Joy: for he w render unto man his lghtleou ess . . . Do, all these things workcth God oftentimes with man. to bring back his soul from the pit, to be enlightened with the light of the living.

They Cheered

(St. Catharines Standard)

Canadian soldiers of the 27th Brigade at Hanover and British troops on the call of General John Harding gave a. great roar which echoed around the countryside as they cheered the uepu-ting of Gen- eral Elsenhower. who. Tel-Um-5 W the United states June 1- Jet

Gender 8:. Haszcrd ' A. Woltlien Goudet.

GILBERT A. GAUDET. B A.. M. I Barristers

' M ey to Inan Lansdlan.Bank of Commerce Bldg

J. A. MeGuiqan nsnaisrelt 80Ll(ll'l'OII. etc Npnin. no. BABRIBTER. SULICITOI GUIIBIB nunmno

:1-2: Palmer ll I-lcsluln

L J. IIASLADI. BA. LLB.

' Barrister. Etc.

Bank of Nova Scotla alumnus Charlnttetown. P E I, MONEY T0 LOAN

LL.B. BAIRISTER. soucrroa, Eta Plilllllil Building Ill Gnlton Street "Ont! to Loan Collection

and solicitors

Muilieson. Peaks 8. Nicholson

A. W. MATHESON. Q.C. A. ll. PIAIE. B.A.. LLB JOHN P. NlCn0I.s(iN, LLit Barristers. etc

Collections - Money To Lnnn too Great George Street Charlottetown

planes whined overhead and p 17- gun salute was fired in honor of the five-star General.

General Eisenhower told the men they were committed to one of the most important duties conceivable. "that of being the bulwark and shield of civilization." His very

J. S. TAYLOR

Optoniet ... Byea examined. glance fitted

corner Beat 0 Queen su. office Phil" IIM-llmm up

FREDERIC A. LARGE. 9.6.

Barrister. Solicitor. Nol.lry Royal Bank of Canada Building Charlottetown. P E I. LOANS ON CITY AND

and-over tlno means test" pensions and 320 that the use of the term "His Excellency". ;,t;':f,'f:l '5,;'lf;r'l,5 ”C'”'v”;l ';;:ol;'8n:f cllnadlllns for a considerable time. we, amen ml, ended ,n on. ............:-..:.... millions for the Federal share of the 65-69 in the press certainly and probably also in "ounce nu, de'pa,nm, almnlllely But that Inpmntlv has not mnr- word; -0 e." it is able FARM PROPERTIES - , , . . . ' . o . - .-...i year test" pensioners)-. has mm-ms:-ed sharply in the rl:l:..?.'r":.:r -"c'...'.?.?..'::--”"?:: -'-'5-."l”c1”533?3”'5eii33-”3-”'3l3- 31:: am: r:::::"":.a::.":r.: uses. as new--o William A Reddin Family &110W8nCe Payments 1." 1951 COW three months of Mr. Masseyls tenure. Boston, calling at Plctou, Como lhatrsloiviet nuthogltlel calry :0 I troops again. in particular. the un-- 3... ' ml 35; LLB l ' l t - - and H m g . wo-o propszan I-one or ome l l l . And in ha is -- - o -- atitute 277 per cent oflali social welfare Canadians obviously cannot be expected to Mm; slchetrtlherglu evade" and wmumpmn ma one M expo”. lllelltana 'evsmi't:;D8” nwgenclfnd unnl,-..m' nollcnon mnlmn s0"m"' Em Costs. a greater Proportion than in any 0th- look on Mr. Massey as a ncw figure in their own... wllmn .,.,,.,,,,.,,, H... n,,, Endlcott is still quite useful to the c,,,nm,nn,,,l,,,chle, 0, all "mm, NOTARY. cu... m memo d m lh I l W er country. They take 2.15 per cent of public llle, He has been a figure in it for co-partnership lately existing be- Soviet home consumption demrt- glam qmm, in. world over. '3"""' 7"" """"'"l ” . 'l',m3m,-2l(84"”'l”"' . . ,. I , tween them. under the home of ment even if he has lost some of now fully the United states is CBARLOTTETOWN ”

the national Income compared to 2'60 per QUW3 3 10118 "me. and always 85 Mn Weddell ll: Wilson. has expired by his bloom in the export market. now carrying ll great part of world Pilot! I7" ” cent in New Zealahd, 1.41 per cent in Aus- Massey, llllr17;lttagl:nintel:'lg; twalillell illlllinlz in shorohevend tllloulllr 1”-ndlcott responsibility is shown by the un- , M- Alb”! FI'll'll'l9

l 0.57 r ent in Great Britain. - - - W” 0" "'- my -Va -use We in Com- nlmlw or the N.m'.o. r ” o M I-L-I

P3-na and De C hen at the old stand. corner of R 4 lo, MoNEy.1"o LOAN

Great George and Kent Streets.

adian eyes. he is still s lively char-

any new Supreme -1'

Char! ttetowu. ll. It I.

By the time a Canadian child reaches the l A distinctive Canadian touch has been W. B. Mormon. chem!" and Eater behlng tat: Irgn curialnkl E,,n,,,,, wnon, prwdeng -pn.n.,,n ;. A. cARml-l-uEBb - .llge of 16. about 551,188 would be paid to- glven the Cerenlonlal can worn by the dwum..wulh Mo Queen Square. kofsff an 1 hm elllloonboi Wt” found fit to appoint. General Mat- Rlo . R T ward its maimenancm 5w0"3be”e” to the Lmd May” of I'”"do"' tlliftmliig lboolkmmut lmi ”e:p"o&”?: "n ""le5”::' ifs; 0? ylieiilenligiziwiil l:fll.lIl?;lt1al)lIta! lbstlcdllz. ' Y on ogillniicgl 0' . 0 5 I ID a "II ' ' ' V, Known as the Cap of Maintenance, a. brand wool ,,l,,.l.,,.,,l crank l,l,l',f'c"oml,”: plglgtiilnvlmhlm 1" Mlnohum ""1 in well, what: Uenel'IldEhl;!ll(l:l:W:.' Orton,” R15" lg”, nu, am, new number has been fashioned from the machine Wool cards. etc. the ;.g..,.,. "M "M "'”"”' '" ” ' PHONE 2872 rim is Glleese "I100 . . . I bl d manufacture of W. at J. Morlcc, -while the Royal Mint today 0't3ll"- 59"9"" 9W5"m"- 7"” Adjolnlyu N,nll,";l,:..,,.,c.,, l-ism ll -skins of eight Canadian nature so e an Snclivlllc. ....nul.clu,.n .ll new min in were the "finest combln the 123 Kent sued mg, 1 to the Cit Col. or lion to mark An advertisement from Messrs. Britain. there were about 70 Eng- Amerloln IOTVICOG 0811 PTOGWT Y0? presen ed y D a Gibrlell dontllts. Ludgalc Hill. lish minis in AD. i.ooo. the European command.” It is II Magpheg & "am"

The Ottawa Citizen finds it difficult to see how the Federal Government can es- cape offering cheese -producers the same type of emergency assistance that is already

Sir Leslie Boyce's year as Lord Mayor. The cap, worn by the swordbearer at ev- ery official function, is the traditional eight

London. assures "'parties at in distance" that they may have srtlflclal teeth supplied "in partial or complete sets. by sending par. tlculars of their cases. with the

Vlllllll ISLAIIII-Glllllllll FEIIIIY SEIWIGE

(Neal in Simpson: Anna)

II. B. Macrlmls. B.A.. 0-0- I. IOMEIRLID l'll.AlN0lt. if L

RAILINGS MAY lit T0 JUNE lMlI INCLUSIVE

Barrlluirl. . -0-

Dr. W. R. Carson

Bell. Mcllileson 87'

being extended to the beef producers, 1n hlchszhljfhllngai 2133:: c(:;”;?nc(:(f :3f'M!:l"c1;; lzmllisnce of tell shillings, when nim.r (Including sulnillyn. so-sunanu -rmn. cninpmur both Cases sudden loss of a or t P 9 -I 9 Ililmratul to taking in model From each terminal ......... -. 8 and 11 earn. - 1 and I pan. Fgsfgr 3 m 1 expor more elaborate than lls predecessor, lt has of the mouth will be forwarded For full information contact Head Office at Charlottetown. c:.A':”lo-'1-g-gon.:,.xN gunmen Somme”. MC.

market is the cause of a serious dislocation. Canadian beef cattle are denied entry to I the United States for an indefinite period. Canadian cheese will not go to Britain this

also been made motliproof. t 0 0 o

"If we are worthy of our heritage, iwe

with all necessary lnumcliom," They also undertake to "remodel lirtlllclal teeth supplied by other iientlstl which have not proved satisfactory to the wearer."

day from each terminal. For daily report Iloten to CFC! elcll first News Broadcast Cl” S.'l'.. 1:80 11.5. Tim

where, by making application at least I! hours in advance. reservation: may be secured for first and second aalllnga. each

morning following o.

Plsono um

em i-mm it

Dr. A. l.. Mlsclsduc

R. R. BELL. QC 6 D. L MATHIESON. l.l.lI.. Q G. R. FOSTER. LL 3- Loaiis on City and F-1”"

year because of that country's lack of dol- can make this age we are entering a truly WW3 AN 353” CIOSSIN43 AND AVOID 951-03 ”3"'"" no mlfgiooorlgolsnm lars, and it is still barred from an altem- golden one," Wing Cmdr. .i. Angus Mllc- NORTIIIJMBIZRLAND irnniuilis Lnnuzn. o-U 1'-in cl...l.fl.'i'.i'J... P.l:l. ative market in the U. S. (except to a minor Lean, D.F.C., M.P. for Queen's constituency 7 g cnAIu.o-rnrrowx. r. n. I. 01-'0”NaJ3:-”.f'9 -m-' "TC extent) because of a quite unwarranted re- of Prince Edward Island, said at the 60th pg... sol & strictive action taken by Congress in 1951 anniversary dinner of St. Philip's Anglican l 0& wt” ' ' ' t Iuriitcn s Solicitors . and still in effect. Church. Montreal West, on Sunday eve- Z-'5:"':m”'-'-"' cnoncns 1 ' ”o,fl."fll',:l'

and there is also support for hogs. Similar considerations, argues our Ottawa contemp- orary. should guide the fixing of a floor un- der the cheese market. The question here lecolnpllcated by the fact that cheese is one, of several alternative products from fluid milk. and the price relationship be- ea'cll of them