Fiisssgs 0f liiiiiii" i" ‘j By Narrow ilsrigiii

n; mayors as. .s.s_ sear

WASHINCFION Jilly 9 -(AP)-- chairman Sol Bl - imm-‘N-YJ of the House ‘of resentativan Foreign Affairs 00mm m‘ '99?“ ed to the Houeetods to apprtva the $9,100,000.00!!! Brit an loan. claring "this -la not ta ‘Jew queetlco. It has nothlns 0 o wth the Jewish question in Palestine .i "I'm voting an an American and, not as a Jew" he declared. ‘I Urn tend to vote for the British loan ._ ,1h a move ‘designed to offset possible loss of House votes for the loan, becnus of British hand- lihg of the Je lsh problem. Mr. had the House clerk rend n statement by Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. a lender of the Zionist move- lllelll. Dr. Wise nid= "Whatever be the wronl-dolnl - of the British government in Psi-i ' estlne cannot alter my wflvlclmn I that the British loan is imperative- - ly neede ' “ con . Palestine government and the

demn the conduct of c210.

onial Office Britain. -N‘onethe-i less. I urge the granting of the British loan."

h m tie and napunlie-l

' lnnoétllilse will!" predicte ugfiV-f ateiy earlier that the $3.750, .

British loan will be approved sl-

though probably by a narrow mar-

gin.

Eugene Meyer. president oi the International Bank. issued a state- ment meanwhile declaring that the loan “is a vital part o! I greater plan in which the mone-

' tary fund, the bank and other or-

;.snnizations also were to play their

- arts. The loan is necessary l!

rent Britain is promptly 1° l" restored to function as an econ- omic base for eXPlfldlflI will“ trade and economic stability .

. The second day of House debate brought assertions that the loan might sow the needs of another war. dsnd that Britain. and the Unite States must hang together or hang separately.

The issue of clashing world- ideologies- with the United States and Britain on the one hand and Russia on the other-was plump- eli into the debate by Represent-

_ati-ve Charles Eaton of New iJer- ley, Senior Foreign Affairs com- mittee Rlepubiican as he threw his su port to the loan.

. Baton said the United States, and Britain can maintain world leadership only "by working to-

gether as partners" nnd hecnut-

oned agsbist mutually nntagon istic ideologies.

‘Fundy Fishonnen iiliii Suffer Loss

Eli‘. ANDREWS, N. B.. July 0- (OPJ-Bay of ,Fundy fishermen will suffer considerable loes as a result of the Canadian dollar's adlustmcnt to parity with the. United States dollar. fisheries of-| Jicisls said tonisht! . sufficient to

margin profit in‘ "eases where it has been slim from exports to the United States. ~ All fish from Canadian Bay of ‘Fundy points have been sold across I the border. In May. these sales amounted to 8100.000. - Exports to the States from idle name district include about 70 per een oi the haddock. cod and pol-.

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{of North B e-i sh

Plan in vi .eees -'lf~only.-we -took advantage of disposal

|sccomplished by IM-her MoNeill

Annual. Aiieetieg

A ilf'fF.E‘.I. ilrodit

iiiiloii tensile

Lth amtsusl meeting was held July

th P.1d. Limited

atolls the thriving

one Preaiduggtolu u r Camp . w . . beghgresldetrllh. 1 _ inee was t. fended with fifty-four “glwegaltes repreaen fiurtymne gait w eev - four visitors There were also ni- erni visitors from outside the province. Among ihoss were the guut speaker Ms‘. A. C. Savage Secretary Treasurer of the an. tarlo Oil-operative Union. ant of the Canadian Federation

d |of Credit Unions. Canadian vice.

president to the Credit Union Na- tional Assoclation; M M Coady, director of pertinent of St.

University" John Carson Co- operative lle of United States;

Ihrtension‘ De-

l" J. O. H111. 3134138158 director of

the Nova Scotla Credit Union League; Alex Laidlaw. assistant director of St. Francis Xavier Ex. tension ent;_ Boyle, Editor of the Maritime Co. opera/tor; Alex Mclsaac of the st. Francis Xavier Eirtension De- partment and T. G. Gslllvnn c- sident of the United States Credit Union League.

Reports were given by delegates concerning the program of their respective Credit Unions-

The President's report was given by Lewis . C l. The Man- aging Director's report, by Dr. J. T. Oroieau and covering

s period in office. was read by J. C. Dennis, presenit Managing Director. Dr. Croteeu’; report of the O.U.N.A. meeting at Madison Wisconsin. was read by Riev. M. B. Francis

M. A. Farmer reported on the recent legislation concerning the gezllle and Central Credit So-

e y.

J. J. Trainer reporltad for the P.Il.1. Federation of riculture.

It was evident from several reports of the League officers and the individual reports given by credit unions that the League and its member credit unions had had s very successful year in all their

aotlvltiu.

The following new directors were elected: John P‘. Arsensult, Prince County (re-elected); A. P. D. McDonald, King's County (re- elected) D. A. McDonald M.B.E.. Queen's County- (re-elected). Dr.

C. Murphy Charlottetown. re- L. Johnston.

offices-s were

. Lewis l". l‘ mpbell Pre-

dent (re-elected); Lewis -

Donlaid. Vice President. Dr. J. C.

llmllllhli. Secretary J. o. Dennis.

marks the necessity of proper planning. He reviewed several co-operative enterprisesin Nova" Scotln which had succeeded only because they bad a definite ow. ‘He said that we had the means to emuls their euc-

ihe opportunities at our . Mr. Savage in his opening re- marks paid tribute to the work

at North Rustico. He cited this as an example of what may be achieved by leacarshlp education

look catches and d2 per cent of and cowllersllon- herring and sardines. He reviewed the work of the co-operatlves in the Marltimes and the inspiration they had afl "m" ‘i’ “h” 9"“ °i mail“- RATES “iis"‘“°."°i';. tong: m‘ alien a co no vs n accom e - ——-—- had not every one worked together Births and 85o. Cash forgetting the individual and re-

must accompany o r. "hwvsHiIlIhM-"v

l BIRTHS ROBERTSON-At flit P. E. I. Hoe-

East Royalty, s

104a, to m. aha Mrs. n gropde (ma! Alice Younker). a son; 0

h-n Wand -

JIOWATT-At Prince County Hos- pital. June 9. 1M8 to Mr. and Mrs. Geo e Howatt.‘ her-ion River, a daus m. Sharon Dorothy- MAIBIAGIS

noes _ nnvowsiu. - at l'i on Tburidsy, June in, 104s. n c. A. , Bertha Elia n of Rives-view, to John Kenneth of BridgewIiLP. n1.

DEATHS

LL - At the Prince Rollllal. Iunirnereide

Jilly . on lee a yesrsudaughter fjlr. an Mrs. Charles Creswfll. ormerly of South

Rustico. Rem ns resting at ‘gm

Cutciiffe Funeral cine will‘ i;

evenins then- to t e home of Al-

bert raswell. nth is

‘Where ‘to ernl. service willtbe

0h Th (5.12) In ant , $2252.”... A

A _ ' gvsglvlv t.‘ lseqnalfem m:

v .. v .

a... .. or W» ml

CRASWI Count

referred by 121'. Oansdi 194d. to Mr. and Mrs. ‘Uni

emphasised qmuch yet to be done. and that

f] liil wife m‘ j era more) i“... -

melnbering only his brother and

the common cause. Mr. Savage

' to the assistance given

Croteau 1n formulating the

an Federation of

one.

In concluding his talk he that there was

thiii could accomplished only by sacrifice. at if we wish to the movement grow and reach great heights of succas we must be prepared to carry on an ex- tensive and proper educational programme in onder that those at the bottom will be as well in-

fonned as those at the top.

ilevisits Province After 3i Years

' Mr. James Parkman of Valley. City. North‘ Dakota ie visiting here. after an absence of ill years. is a native of New a son of the la

He Glasgow, being to Mr. and Mrs. bsrt Parkman. l-Ie ia eccom n- the former ( iss

d iii later

lr

' si Chico o.

P i hia. aehington. . New , Boston an {Jeoverlng a distance oi 340i

es without a delay or even a flat

. ‘ impel um mgjl-Ilfllill; oi elxfill of

ll

til "hi.

rated un on in the with tn

and

t. . later became

of Union League 8th in Moria-School auditorium in co-opes-eilve village

Francis Xavier ‘

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prepared ed

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‘hnliim lfld JOIOPh IL, “VH1

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IIIIAI mes srmoairss Arsen- auit and Father Edward Baldwin speak on the Scout-Guide (cam-

S. S. MBlGIiL LEAVES POI/l‘ —'Iihe S. S. fildeigel" left port about 8 oplcck yesterday evening with s. mixed cargo of livestock {meld farm produce for Newfound- an . .

i. PROPERTY SAL! — The pro-

perty oftile late William R. Wyatt

Hliiillsboro Streets was sol e

by pub-

auction yesterday to i-es Maryi

'I‘rainor for $3.015. The adioln-

1h! property No. 50 Hillsboro Flt. \ was also sold to Miss Trainer for . . Mr. W. H. Benton was the auctioneer.

EARL‘ IIAYMAKDVG -—Huy- glgcilnng s already wunder way at E

ue. reports Dr. J.A. Clark, Super tendent of the Dominion Experimental Farm, who returned from visiting Prince County yest- erdayjrhefilev crop throuizout the Province is in good condition but inclined to be light. he states Therein a ood deal of clover in King's and tleen’! Counties.

YESTERDAY - The City

firemen were called out twice ‘yesterday. At 11 a.m. they re- s onded to an alarm from the re-

sdence of W. J. Brown 139 Pownrll

Blfeet and at 7 pm. they were

Icalled to Hiiisboro Bridge ulhere a couple of plank were burning“ Both ires were qu ckly extklguish- . with li le damage resulting lfrom either blaze.

lmrultlvluo—rTtoM N. n. - Premier J. Walter Jones. Hon. W. M. Hughes. Minister of Public Welfare. and . W. l‘. Massey. Provincial Auditor. are expected to return to the Province today from their recent visit to Fredericton, N.B., where they were conferring with members of the New Bruns- wick Government on matters of ‘common interest to the two Prov- nces.

VISITORS FROM BOSTON _. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stewart. South Boston. Mass. arrived on the Is- land Mondafi to spend a vacation. They are lting South Shore at present the welcome guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Quity. This is Mrs. Stewart's first visit to the “Garden of the Gulf" and she is loud in her praise of the Island's scenic beauty and the hospitality and friendliness of those whom she met.

FAMILY ILLNESS — P. B. . friends are sorry to hear of ihe sickness in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnston of Lakevicw Nova Scotia. Mrs. Johnston is the victim of an attack of scarlet fever aind their youngest son Dwight had the misforunate of having the in- dex finger of his hand severed 1n their electric washer. In answer to a wire, Mrs. H. A. R. MacCou- brey of New Glasgow. lllstened to the aid. of her daughter and little eon. ~

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FAMILY BEREAVED - Mia Ruth Dlckieson of New Glasgow has received a telegram from her cousin Miss Margaret Weeks of Oakland. Oaliforulia. bearing the

csiiviiii .0_l_ill‘lilil‘I'

paign tollght war CFCYnt .'i| o'clock. .

the corner of Dos-cheater andl

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Faae I ' iiev. fiairfgftiailsgbsaald

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The remains of new. . a. c. MacDonald were trensfnqis-ed on Monday axial-noon from at. Dun- sten’s Basilica to his sums; p"- ml l" Bi- Gwrsek where the re- mains were received by the pre- "lllll- Pastor, Rev. Bennett Mac- Donald who also sang the Libero.

On Tuesday morning ‘ Iwsh Mass was celebrated by Rt. ‘Rev- Mm. a. n. at. John. weird by Rev. oearse MacDonald as deacon. Rev. r‘. Mullally as sub-deacon and Rev. A. i... Slnnott .18 mlsltr of ceremonies. Present in the sanctuary were Rt. Rev. ‘Mssr. Gresvry Mticbellan. v.0. IRt. Rev. Msgr. A. A. McAulay. Rev. R. J. MacDonald Rev. D. P. Croken. Rev. Leo Sullivan, Rev. ‘Leonard MacDonald, Rev. Har- lold Croken, Rev. W. D. MacDon- ald. Rev. Leonard McKenrla. Rev. Edmund Roche, Rev. " i ‘l MacDonald.

luv. Owen Kigginsosrlahprlest of Georgetown preached an elo; quent and moving tribute to the late Father MacDonald. _

The pallbearers at St. George's were. R. J. MacLellan Leo Fay Frank MacPherson Alex Camp- bell. Joseph J. Campbell. Andrew MacDonald.

The remains of the laie Rev. Dr. MICDOIlaId were transferred yes- terday afternoon to St. Joachim! Church. Vernon River where sol- emn lligh Mass will be celebrated this morning at 9 am. ST Bur- ial will take place in the church cemetery.

Claims Bards Sent Members Were Forgeries

OTTAWA. July 9—-(CP)—C. C. F. leader M. J. Caldwell today tabled a file of correspondence in sispport of his claim that. cards sent mclnbe s of the Commons on behalf of the Income Tax Payers’

Association had in some cases been forgeries. Mr. Coidweli had referred to

forged cards being sent members in a statement in the Commons June l1. He said today that slnoe that time G. S. Thorvaldson of Winnipeg. president of the assoc- iation had challenged him to prove his charge was true.

The C. C. F. leader said he had written letters in reply to per- sons whose names appeared on the cards. In a numiben- of cases his letters had been returned

I marked "unknown" by post office

officials and in other cases the persons whose signature had been on the card had written ltim say- im they had not sent cards. He tabled the file of letters and re- turned correspondence.

The cards had been sent in support of the ssso lation's cam- p lgn seeking the i. xatlon of co- oseratlves.

Beet Sugar Industry

OTTAWA. July Q-(CP) -Oan- ada could become self-sufficient ln sugar supplies through dc- velopment of her beet sugar in-

sad news that her brother and hls wife Mr. and Mrs. Foster Weeks had met their death when a priv- ate piane caught fire. Mr. and Mrs. Wee -= had hired the plane to 00'1- vey them to a wedding to which they had been invited in Tahoe Cal" on June 26th. They are survived by two daughters. Mr. Weeks lssti visited P.E.I. about 15 years ago.

AUTO INSURANCE — Prince Edward Island's unsatisfied judg- ment fund. in effect six mont s mw, has accumulated approxim- ately $10000. representing s1 for each motor car and truck - tion. It is intended to bllild the fund to about 626,000 to . Tile P E I. 11m l0

i

. . p is sim sr Manitoba's. bu whereas tne Manl- toba Aict allows com nsniion for one person u to 85. and 510.000 for one ace Ellthlhfl P.1d I. maxi- mum ind ity'ls 82,000 for one person and 84.000 for one accident. fir owners unaliitlgmg salymena

gmen neoess - from the fund must Nlnlmsd it before their driving license will be renewed. Insurance agents say since the new law came into fecl. more automobile insurance M‘ hsm sold than before —F'inan- cis Post.

T0 VISIT BOMB PROVINCE- Clemy MacDonald. chief nurse at

os n n ranc sco a widely known in hospital and rail- i8" “rm it"s: M" 10s‘

ears serve . e was succ e - edyby Miss Mary Gordon Bram- blett. who was recentl discharged from the U.S. Army wth the rank of major after- overseas service. A native oil Canada. Miss MacDon- ygd grad natednsoingotfiie ligontreal enera osp . an came to a orn n . e ne i cm iai mosh ioi a the Southern Pacific hospital ate 1010' became surgery “ oer- vieor. 018; assistant chief nurse 1M0; took charge of the company's Hldligelllh Ibrlatergmeyhii-lospital n . a came _e e nurse at General Hoe tal in 101i. Cali- fornia Ibsen- lee Macdonald has .two brothers in P. n d. W

‘mure Island. whom plans Ito visit during August after an absence of twenty-two years.

Personals

. )0‘. i liken. ' nurse-in- RFE! "' ~‘.‘i"°'i‘&°'-.'.‘.'s“°"aiu“.‘i‘i bolas in eussiia.

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dustry. John Blackmore (SC- Lethbridgel said today in the Commons.

Mr. Blackmore said there were indications that Cubs. source of Canada! main supplies of sugar. was planning to increase the in- temational prices as was done after the "First Great Wor- He suggested that development of the domestic industry would pro- vide Canadinns with s stable and cheap supply of this commodity. Canada could become the "sugar bow" of the world.

WOULD SUPPORT STEEL- woltxlilts

GLACE BAY. N. S., July 9- (CP)—A resolution calling cn all United Mine Worloars lomls in the district to support the Sydney steelworkers if strike action Ois taken was endorsed at a meeting of Caledonia local tonight.

afteg a few days spent at Moncton,

Mr. and Mrs. Ruby Johnson and children of Somerville. lidasa. and Mr. and lidirs. Fred Roscoe and daughter Jean, Bedford Mass. are visiting their brothers. George and Alden Buchanan of Fredericton:

Mr. James Parkman of Valley City. North Dakota is at present visiting this his native Province after an absence of 31 years. He was born in,New Glasgow the sec- ond sotl of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parkman. He is accnm an~ led by his wife the former ( lee Cora Chalmers) and his sister tle (Mrs. W. J. Moore o! Fargo and Mr. Moore.

LL-Col. Herold I. Hunt. Mrs Hunt and her null-her, Mrs. Annie

W!

Quebec and Ontario but

. Jenkins will remain for some

lane. visiting two sisters. s.

James A. Beck. Allison. Mrs an

River and a Madam.

ss

ive years active service lh

"rt-is cmmxirriz-rowiv GUARDIAN l

. Ulliecl 0i Scout-Guide Campaign

The immediate obleotslfor the Boy Scout-Girl Guide campaign now underway in the Province follows: '

(l) The Girl Guides must have s permanent cans alto.

(2) Both scouts an guides need equipment and supplies for their camp sites, e.g. we used a new building slsd woll,at Camp Buohan.

(ii) A iolnt offica with full tiline secretary must be mnln- I

nod.

is a strictly Canadian compare, Mr. A.v. Ainewortb, P. E. er of the

geaoncatlve yeglifrds

tales.

boundary lino nrust have been re- cently moved s rent deal further south than the 9th arallel.“

He did not mini c ticiisn oi the Colnpim ‘s service to the Mr. said. providing has it was criticism based oin some knowledge of the problems invoived- He did object. however. to members of the City Counicii making statmlents wh h "did no! oonrtailt one iota. of trut ." None of the most out ken critics had ever taken the tro to visit the electric plant, Mr. Ains- worth said. nor to call at his office and learn for himself just wlhat the situation was. ' ‘Ilhe wsr found the electric plant called upon to greatly expand its services. The local airiport mush- roomed into a development where 2.000 men were being trained for the R. C- A. F. and the R. A. F.

(4) An expansion of the Lona Scout organization. (i.e. boys in scattered rural areas doing scouting on their own. aided by a counsellor and help through the mail-about b0 boys are new enrolled.)

l5) More field work for both scouts nnd guides.

(iii ‘o enable every scout and guide to attend camps at the lowest possible rate, we must pay fihe deficits on these camps.

(7) Provision must be lads for the training of new loaders.

These are the immediate needs

curement of more an impossib tv. Despite handicaps Mr. Alnsworii said. the Com any managed to give a servlcelghoh was ngthexioeoded an o er wer t i ti Wniltedy States gt? Cangda. Mrein t? the plant had worked stretches of

(2) Complete and practirni world wide brotherhood of ..sn. (3) The dweiopment of char-

actor. (l) The training of youth for service.

lea. with an admirable record in 5kg" A FM."

ant in Charlottetown. Even the

200,000 Subscribers To Blue Gross

French Move To Postpeneiisssillbiy

(By Joseph Dynan)

PARIS. July 9—(A.PJ—'Ilhe four. Dower council of foreign minls- ters asked the United Nations to- day to postpone its general as- Iéegtlolyzasesalon ill New York until to Mr. Thompson, a veteran f . ' ' French mmYml-"Q 55m- the Second Great War. by Edmunodmidicatm“ u‘ "Wwuilw m“ u" Arsenault. also of CharlottetownJm-“Pliwer 311M993“ P93“ 6011191“ the first member of the Blue Cross m" Willi-l 135i- " lea-Bl 81K Weeks- plan in the Maritime Provin-:es.| Th4? ""1911 W88 liken lhlabfl Mr, Thompgcsj hp; a wlfg and_5OUl'Ce5 531d. 1X1 HZSDOIISB t0 l 16b- ihree children who are now Blig-iter from Tryitve Lie. U. N. gen- ible to receive the full benefits offlffll Sflflretlify. who requested ad- [Illa Blue Cross hospitalizationlvlgblfifl m9 090111-08 of the a-s- pan. '_56 y session so that there LPl-ésent at the ceremony were}??? b¢ n0 ‘MCOMUCF s18 t.- ov. J. A. Bernard. M B.. l" W!“ 0° "WW8 W C e- Ezlrl MacDonald. Dr. Joseiylgr AJSms Julv 2'9. The 2611681 85- MncMlllian. president of the Biuiyscmiblv originally was scheduled