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For ,1 -. ' "2 it e V' a .” M . rs - . -'- - - aal 0-guises hnpatnooafsdsratioaandiahedansll -1-u,d,y,hA'u,.z1,1956 Jul cMan ower Sli allon "V" '"I"'"' Y""""iY w"'"i'w.wr6'ii-re-' '”''”'”z''-i''-”t””l'--'-W”'”'-?-'-w'-'”-l-' .. .. or Y p i 0 U0 P Cars Crash Al AlbonY.:.Corn N-w no--m r- W M "--'d c

Cromwell Glen Rock. N. 3.7; ., w.. -r. wm-an. Orlsville. Pa. Ais-

tin Connolly. canspbelltn. lv.. 3..

John Patterson. Depot! .

of Industry, Fredericton. iv; .,io.

B. Newsome. Montreal;

"Although this is very fortunate for Ill. in many ways. it has also Pfoduced new problems for The Provincial government and for a. many municipalities. A year or

two ago or

of Canada. The students and the officials accompanying them were introduced individually by Rotar- lan 8.. 8. Carson, local manager of Eaton's of Canada, and were giv- enaoordlalwelcolnebytliecliain

man. 4 ' u. M! union sealed with Premier Flemmlnl 3::3er:,llIsliu. s. Earle Ma

t the head table were His H0 is lieutenant Governor T. W.” TI: Funk Andnm sun L" J

ous and energetic as Canadians anywhere, or we will be poorer than ever before in terms of avar- age per caplta income. We ' we were faced with a pow. stand still. We must either strive . We met that by begin. to come abreast of the rest of construction of the Beechwood Clnldl 01' We mull illl ilr lltlliiill

Development wliieh will -farther behind than ever. We glvsns 00.000 k.w. next year sud .. have the choice before us now. We

Tipgl.'lfies,i

0'l'l'AWA (CF) - The sovern- a reduction of , n-pm um "maxing"; 9; 'tudgnF. mg owe, man: said Monday C ' s .nlan- Julie 11 total of 191.871 and a drop geugnu; wag." mu, 9,, 1.1,". power sliwwn in M! was the of 82.000 com 2ll.zao on July 21. force. on development produced tightest since the Korean defene. 1955. i a tighter manpower situation than buildup of 1851. - A DECLINE IN irssrr . 1. W "I. -,m." .3. K0,”, Employment in the month rose The .daoraasa from .lune'.wa. bum", in 151,-- declillu imsppiications of t '

Mrs. Fred Macheod and da balance let Adele. lie 10 years, of sg by a ldltadshslc heartlt 00' lnei-side were taken to the license C0lInlY Hospital yesterday "0011 mllowlnli a two-car accident which occurred at Al . Mrs. Maclseod and her daughter W9” dFlVll18 to Suminerslde with Mr. Ensor Bowness who was rev

Since" 1.9.51

. . sytho all to an sll-lime high and there was due to - K coal burning 1 t t Ch th d etliin boot it .w , Premi A. w. Math , ""1 1” Ewe" F" ' . sharp drop in the number or mo in Queue.-6.000 in the so ,&:”u,fgy'0'r'k';:'x "1;-lfgnfgzf immr "om Borden when hi-am; , , with another mics: rt. wlu.-l. 5171' iligulel 2:3 mull: MW ' i2'i.'.'."S..... enleirwilliam McLe:iognh C'"'"""””""'

cmuu ; Visiting Rotarlans were: g

J””'"' '" Blue, Halifax, George L. z& Mansfield, Ohio; Nels T Pickering, 0nt.; Harrisburg. Pa.; Rev. A. MacKay. Hamilton. Ont..; Ala: Moore, Montreal, William A.

ge. Montreal; Jos. Murphy. Shin sneiiaide; R. D. Newsome, Esiagas Sas . ' "

lantic provinces and 1,500 in the The bureau oi,;sta a said the Pocific region. A moderate in- fzsm. :31, ',2,"''''? number of porpons jobs at crease of. l,Bo0 was recorded in nu, In gum,” um 3:: . July 21 was an estimated 5.709.000 Ontario and the total for the any um mom many pm” some 162.000-higher than in June Prairie provinces remained un- don; ad teehnhd umuuom and 201.000 above July, 1955. changed at aout 23,000. ' H at the some time. the bureau Tlle- in-eau's estimates are oh. , H9" "'9 "'9 Wt!" 0 "ll "94 said, the number of Persons witn- tained by A sampling of 30,000 .'i”bl;W"i'::”:;l" :17 "Q?" out jobs, and seeking work de- h useholds. Both the bureau and 3 "V ' W E 13"?” M clined by 15,000 from mid-June to 5 figures are subject to adiust- ""9 31 ""1 .1" Jul! ,3 - 955. In lo2.ooo. about 4s.ooo below July a meat. - 4 brackets:

do ething about it now!" "M V

LARGE ATTENDANCE The guest speaker was introduc- a

meet the immediate demand for 34;dBd WW9? in the Bathurst - New castle area. The capital outlay for all of this will run to some forty . NW0" 11011”! - I 10! 99 mane! ed by th chairman, Past Presi- for a small province like New dent Frank Curtis and thanked by Brunswick. Furthermore, well be- the co-chairman, Alan Holman. 10" 1950- Wegmay have to turn both of whom are active members round and begin even larger pow- oi the Atlantic Provinces Econom erldevelopments than the ones we lc Council. are now building because we cu.

iln, Board of Education, Toronto. Jack Gregory and D. H. Morrison travelling with the students and

, ting Eaton's, Frank Cllfle is. chairman Alan Holman co-chair man. 8. E. Carson, George Fisher President. and Secretary Roy Mac Gillivray.

Guests of Rotary were: Peter

Loi's Talk It Over

The decision of the summerside Town Council to charge fog-.u,gQ of the new Civic Audi um 825 rent- al for church orga izatlons and 315 for all other groups who charge admission is in our humble opinion somewhat discriminatory to wel- "1 It

.. . Special guests present were the year ago. The employment idvel, which Atlantic, 21 till (15:95 and 35,- fare organizations in the town. not allow th ft f th - V-- 1'l.e labor department's national has been rising rapi in recent 745;; Quebec: 5553' (35.70; mm No one will quarrel with the prel- lace and of it: Joli: t: be ferlllihlzt pregnant, of the Bank of TH”

throughout the Province Messrs. R. Earl Taylor, Charlottetown: John Wright, Summeraide; R. K. Clements, Montague; Ray heard. Souris and Bert Trowsdale, Cra- psud-Victoria.

'Another feature of the meeting was the attendance of 16 Schol- arship Winners from Toronto who

ployment service said that al ,el:ly'19 tliefe were 179.300 unfilled job applica ions on file at its ol- iices across the country. This was

crentlalg treatment accorded the churches have a hall of their own '01” Such Purposes and will proir ably not take advantage of this offer except. perhaps. on very special occasions.

months. reached an al-timc high 55,230; Ontgrlo, 51,794 (55,547 and during July." A ioint statement 70.856; Prairie, 23.818 (28.78! and said. 11.711): Pacific, 19.447 (21,041 and "Although there was the usual 21,731). i: r

WESTEilli auinnull

ed because of power shortages. "Not only are we faced with the demands for more power, with relatively huge amounts of capl investment involved. We are also faced with demands for new roads and bridges far beyond anything hitherto planned. Municipalities also have problem where some

REGENT mlcilr 1.15 . 9.102 osusrtust

it . MARK STEVEJ .

ALBERTON

coaeiisusdfrompllil

. . linder the theme "Travel as an l f gurned to his llorne in Albertomyouth particularly, can no "id to u u u d gIl:)olIc':.:th.lili;:lt,8nf'vi'-rexldgerlfvtlogg c:::!,Educatioq-. "9 mm” Elstem Wm: I35; 3:1-Iesndggletht-;ui.)88lcl::,x jbe auxiliaries of the churches, in '13. n pg;-gtive ,.,,,d..y. C-nadir on the tenth is I series of Y A . g L NOONAMS m E m .R . . r effect if not in name. The spread an in cgnugig-gag, ma. A" we r .. n . . - . , '77 F p. Cionlfd Alllgust so to Soptembzr C5? dalllcecaorden en” Lanai-y' sydnex N's' between 325 and 375 seems a bit she-Frhzlzl. even more notably our R E" ' - Y "M ' M

and they are urgent. They can't be postponed. so New Brunswick has gone ahead with power deve- lopment - on our own. We are" building new roads and bridges to the full extent of our resources. Meantime we are improving our health measures and social serv-

Lowell esti ' , Mrs. Winnie Morrison. who has ll” much 3003159538 the 3004 Bu 5 omhutn "' been spending the summer with ""395 "Wed by ".1089 B1'0IlPl- COME TO the square dance, her sister, Mrs. Frank Fraser, Al- S"PW5l"8 3 School group Wanted Darnley Hall, Wednesday, Aug, berlon, left on Saturday to spend ,l0 Present a Play. Operetta or other and. . V . week at her homb "1 Euersuiorm of entertainment. Such an

inclusive.

nit. w. E. CALLAGHAN will be absent from his office for two weeks beginning August 20.

LECTURE and slides by Archie

position in the Canadian econom,. And we are not just exactly hIPPy about either. During the past sev- uni years we have been making a very big effort to get our Pro- blems placed before the National Government and to inluence pub-

CAMEO

KENSINGTON MON . TUE8 7:159:15

heme proceeding to Burlington. effort has always been considered

. MONDAY at .'.i'U!:snAY. Auousr so-21 REGULAR MONTHLY' mcet- Ont. to visit her daughter. Mrs. to have a two-fold purpose: 'ro ' or

Johnston. 56! VlEW- T"95d3Y- ll; of Ladies Auxiliary. Kensing- Li .1 0-3 ; train the pupils in dramatic presv M 1 in us 1 ca d 1 g 1 ' mmphrey REM ' r”d"!c I” "Dually". In T'ch'bi' August 21. Sponsored by W.A. ton. Legion, tonight at 8.30. . 3", wiliiisn 11-ping rammed mlentation. on'd'to raise money for 3,253.35: Ilielplngr us .t0ls.il.ntimih: acl::th'er lpiflllglgmn-l-G. :n all 3:33,-.:,l -?:e:!h D'e':,p;.:: Starring Jack Webb .V if R! CREAM was spring val. her home in Album" on Mona” the success us carrying on of other gnawmg : Cartoon and Canteen Service--8:45

theuecondary school and unlve;-. sity levels,

"I realize, oi course, that none of the problems " d are peg uliar to us. All provinces have them but for all four provinces in the Atlantic Region there is a gpec. ial urgency and danger at this Particular time. Our future is at stake - our relative ”' in

MALpg; up; ME Hours" with Martha Scott, Mary

0 MOBML lwoM' Murphy. How would you feel if three convicts look over your home and held your family pris- oners. You'il remember this show a long time. .

Bank drawing Monday, Wed- nesday and Friday worth 3i00.lll.

3'!” r

"We y . been Iorttlllll. in ow B ck. in audio; new us-al resources -- notably base metals. You have all heard of the nrunswick-Anaoon and the Ameri- can Metals ore bodies. This sum- mer we are very hopeflll that one

. th-while school activities. A 375 -ru,sd,,y' 3.30 pm. sude I . after spending the past two weeks W" song solos, Mnipequep w.M'g's-lg: with her son-in-law and daughter It” wimld ""9 m dl'w"”g9 u"

g ' promotion of such enterprises. . REGULAR MONTHLY mach efybody welcome. 7” g:;e:.''d Mrs” Sutherland Beu' Mm it surely there! should be some did; lag Kensington, Branch Canadian commcnon .. I u, it, n ,. 9'9"” " l 9 '3h”39 ""'d9 Legion Tuesday, Aug. 2lst.,,ll.3o of the Grade X” ;m:m:a';'nl' lMr. a3dPMui;s.hEarle A dloutsiders comrllng in to Slirglmrerslde '”n' the name 0! Shem mm" 'P' lihzrt lilllme ain, Allgnzhlwuill a ptlofiltu aliilll sorhzhizailons eof '33-' REGULAR BARN dance Tues; ::;'o:m1(G':frethI1I):n(1:g”'Ac:d:,':g. Plnlsant inotor trip to cape Bl'et- lpayers in the town working for the day, August 21. William Cousin mm: mm Damn Wm” her ex; . , towns welfare.

ley Hall Tuesday, Aug. 21st., Spon- sored by St. Stephen's Church.

COMING WEDNESDAY E THURSDAY

"THE BLACK KNIGHT" Starring Alan Ladd and Patricia Madina.

A' STAPLITE ll .::?

DRIVE-INTH

DE UL.

BORDER IN DIDPUTE

Baltic. Dancing from 9 'to im. . Canteen esi-vice, home made ice cream. Admission Socw -

INJCCIDENT - A 1953 Pontiac driven by Cecil Dyment of Mt. Pleasant left the highway satur- day night while pgoceedlng along the llisrrnony Roads and dropped 12 feet into a gully, landing on its top. Miraculously, Dymeat and an occupant Hector, Yen, Har- mony Road received only minor cuts and'bruises for which they were treated at the Tyne Valley

- Hospital.

Burns Hornots' Nest," Sets Fire To Dwelling

The Alberton Fire Brigade was allcd out at noon yesterday to a fire at the home of Mr. Stanley MacArthur at the east end of Ar- gyle street. The blaze. which had gained considerable headway un- der the caves of the small house. waequickiy extinguished by the firemen.

The firetroka out when the dinner of the house attempted to burn is liornet's nest in the vicinity of the house eaves. Damage from water and smoke was extensive-

buxom msnxii:

aminations in Charlottetown. it

on

NEW DELHI, (AP)-A govern-

should be noted that she was a pupil of the Miscouche High School.

..MCCAR.DLE. FUNERAL - The funeral of Timothy Francis, W: year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'McCardle. Middleton was held Monday morning to St. Mal- achy's Church. Klnkora, where

by Rev. Harold, Croken. P.P. The pail bearers were: John Mc- Mahon. Jimmy Mccardle, Earnest iy

Hamill and Robert Mulligan. The funeral was largely attended.

Meteors Beaten In Playoff Till

Foley's Drug beat Earl Mac- Donald's Meteors in the first pl off game of the Summerside Llll e Gir s' softball league at Queen Elizabeth Park last evening. The score was 10-4. Janet Arsenault. catcher for Foleys' was the leading hitter. getting a home run and 2 singles for perfect evening. Estelle Perry, Patsy Sonier. Nan- cy Carruthers, Judy Clark and Kit- ty Perryeach got one hit. Noreen Cameron. Foley's pitcher. allows ed only two hits, Alma Simmons getting both of them.

Umpire - Plate - Myra Mur-

Preparaiions,ln Full Swing For Exhibition Al Alberion

County Exhibition to be held at M333 "5 W9 A939" W” "lebrllled Alberton on Wednesday and Thurs-

day of this week are in full swing. Entries are coming in exceptional-

Mulligon. Francis Coady. Jimmy new exhibitors this year. The official opening will take

lnent spokesman told the Indian Parliament Monday that column-

Prepsratlons for the 30th Prince place Wednesday afternoon at I

o'clock when several prominent dim

speakers will be present. By kind IP98 II P511 0' Ind": but Pdlllni permission of Group Captain W.li. wall! I i0l-It 1lldllll'Cl!llU0 Swetman, D.S.0.. D.F.C., C.D.. mission to make a ioint in - Commanding Officer the Summer- tion into its ownership.

lside R.C.A.F. Station Band will he lin ttendance. On Wednesday af- ternoon and lagainmon ' afternoon Bur e's pe an

provide entertainment. There will

be rides. and games. refreshment x booths and canteens. Meals will be The gnnugl muting of

'e5l.'u?mi:rfl:l'lll'ul3lly':li6m include um W9" Prim” Llbenl Association will be held in

a wide variety of nliachinor-yA ffedts and household u pmen . as - omeary Mona.” Aug. 27' , at 7:30 pm. I I

well and there are a number of

Corps mobile display unit with F-0 W.R. Gibson in charge. on Thursday evening two orch- estras will be in attendance and round and sulfate dancing will con- clude tha-falr's f' 4''

J , ure attraction w 1 be the 30-foot long lt.C.A.F. Ground Observer L. R. Wallace, Pres. Leigh Hodgson, Sec'y.

legion Funeral

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Smallpox first appeared in the New World in 1616. when it was

phy, Bases - Teedie Cahill. known as the Indian Plague.

RCAF Defeats

All veterans of Borden and surrounding dis-

tricts sre requested to meet at Legion Home, Bor- den, Wednesday at 2 p.m. to attend the funeral of

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inning and the Kinsmen got all their eight runs in the bottom oi frame. Valiicourt and Betliell were the fllngers for the Alrforcs Club. while Cooke handled the pitching chores for Klnsm. Ed- die Boates was Umpire.

i' ' sans QUESTIONID HAMBURG (Reuters) -"Police said Monday they have interro-

h ' their homes in the three days since the outlawing of the

INDIA PLANS PURCHASE WASHINGTON (AP) - Agricul- ture department officials Monday India is negotiating for purchase of worth of surplus farm commodit- ies from the United States Psy- ment would be in rupees if the sale goes through. it would be the largest single foreign purchase of US. farm products. A department spokesman also said Br.s7sollai.so:5gotiaitlngwf85o be-

I in mmunlsts and tween . an . .000 "W m "d ' C" ' warn. of us. wheat.

MASONIC FUNERAL NOTICE

All officers and brothers of Mt. Morlah Lodge number 15 A.F. & A.M., Cape Traverse, P.E.l., are requested to assemble at the lodge at 1.15 p.m. Wed- nesday for the purpose of attending the funeral of their late brother, Ernest H. Godden.

By order of W. M.

nsld

about 3400.000.0il0

currency

FRANK J. KAI-IOUT, Secretary.

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Communist party by the West

.1

0 WANTED

Required immediately for construction proiecis iii .LaFredor:

CARPENTERS -- 9.68 per hour. PLUMBERS -- 31.90 per hour STEAMFITTERS -- 5sl.90 per hour TYPEWELDERS .. 51.80 per hour

. Minimum 60 hours per wsalt. with time and one-Half over 44 hours.

(Maoist. these sites presently working 10-00 hours

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