p. E. ISLANDERS AT BAPTIST sessions IN worrvrrrs

ber of the Council of the Baptist Federation; Mr. Ralph Schurman. Freetown, delegate to the Mari- time United Baptist Convention.

of the Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board; Dr. C.E Brittain, Bedeque, writer of the Sunday Baptist.; Mrs. J.A Clark. a mem-

Dr. J.A. crarlr. I memb" 0' '1” Canadian Baptist Foreign DMis!s:- ion Board; Charlottetown. J. Barraaa. Tryon. 5'50 ' m”

Clamp Tighi Resiriciions

On Cyprus Churc

dcr spread through this capital. s Briton was shot in the arm while w:vl' on a Nicosia street. EOKA. officially the national or- ganization of Cypriot fighters. has carried on a 16-month shooting-

NICOSIA. Cyprus MP) - 3'"' gin Wednesday clamped 118” "' rtriction on the bishop who II- rumed the mantle of Greek .-lot leader with the exile of Ar - gighop Marksrios.

British authorities issued an or- der confining the Greek Orthodol Bishop of Kitium to his official residenc in Lanarcl. on the southeast coast. The? C53?!” 1'9 had sugporteilimg!0KA. the terror- !-gtl'oiilc1eei1'irsii.loscreen all visitors to in religious and political leader gt 400.000. Greek Cypriots and scrutinize his corteIP0l1d9II9G-

A communique said the crack- down is designed '0 k99P mm” Authimog from resuming contacts with the EOKA and from carryins ... political propasandm ..lIRlTON WONDED

of the 100.000 or so Turkish-speak- lng Cypriots oppose this cam- palgn. insisting that the island re- main British or go to Turkey.

Britain last march exiled Arch- bishop Markarios to the Seychel- les Islands in the lndlan Ocean on grounds he was involved in EOKA's violence. The Bishop' of Kitium has been heading the Greelc community in his absence. MAY BE DEPORTED

Greek sources interpreted the last paragraph of the official statement accompanying the con- finement order as a prelude to

The 0.-dgp, goiiawipg on "stronger action" - such as de- Eomv. gm-mtngtlou oi .r-rtation - against Bishop Anthi- truce in its campaign oi o mos.

me last paragraph of ,the Brit- ish statement said:

"These arrangements may be reviewed later if further informa-

i with G eece. was served

2: ill: obnishop wliiie he was at the archblshov" Palace in Nicosia.

shortly after the news of the or-

and - bombing campaign. Leaders 1.4;

H Leader

tion regarding the Bishop of Kit- rum's part in the EOKA conspir- acy becomes available, or if there is a renewed outbreak of vio- lenco."

The British military governor. eid Marshal Sir John Harding. said the restriction 'order was is- sued because of "clear evidence" he had helped EOKA.

Harding declared such evidence was found in the diary oi Col. George Grivas, who the British say heads EOKA under the alias of Dighenls.

In Athens three Greeks said the diary was a forgery. ey were George Gazouleas, once an aide to Grivas, and two brothers, Con- stantine and Michael Efstato- poulo. Athens lawyers.

The three told reporters British agents four months ago offered them s14o.ooo for samples oi Gri- vas' handwriting. .They said they turned "down the offer. f" ' was named in the diary as re-

ceiving munitions m o n e y for EOKA.

Coming Events

2 Bingo lope River Nl!l8hl-

llegulnr dance Thursday slsht. Mr, Ryan Bail. Burn's Orchestra.

Dance Iona Ball Friday. Mill!!! list. --

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CITY AND

ISLAND colored views. cras- well Studio.

FOR. QUALITY. service and ac-

Dance Miilview lall. Friday, curacy, shop at wmm Pharma- cy.

August am. A

Picking - up poultry svery Tues- day morning. Buying second-hand feed bags. Vernon River. Co-OD.

Dancing at south Rustico every urursday Illlht. Rollie Maelisosias orchestra. Canteen urvieo.

Rock and Roll with all You? night at the White Spot every Fri- day night.

Regularldancs in Dixon's barn Tor-tuna Bridge. Friday night All!- Ist tist. Canteen. '

Cement on hand. Potato baskets and coal to arrive. Book. J. F. Iiorr-is. xinkora.

lingnon United Church Turkey and Chicken supper. Kingston Hall August Nth. Supper served at I.

will TREAT the sick well. Gis- gey's Pharmacy. open I s.m. ta 3 p.m.

FOR CONVENIENCE. trieodu- ness and economy, shop at Gig- gey's Pharmacy.

PANTRY SALE at Hampton to- day at 2 o'clock. Southport Wo- men's institute.

COSTS No more at your door. For free delivery. Phone 6623. Med- lcal Pharmacy, corner Pownal and Richmond Streets.

MR. AND MRS. Hugh MacPhce, Canoe Cove, will be at home to their friends on the occasion of their fiftieth wedding Anniversary on September lst from 5 to l.

MAGISTRATIPS COURT - Ap- pearing before Magistrate Gilbert Gsudet yesterday momlng in Queen's County Magistrate's Court were nine speeders who were each fined 910 and costs. A similar fine was imposed upon an accused for allowing an unliscensed person to operate a motor vehicle. Fines of S5 and costs were handed down to four accused for the-following single offences; For having de- fective lighting equipment. and operating a motor vehicle with, faulty brakes. For failing to stop at the scene of an accident an ac- cused was flned S25 and costs. while a fine of 865 and costs or 30 days was handed down to a person charged with driving while

Y. P. U. Chuck wagon social at Ross Valley Church grounds Fri- day Aug. list.

Chicken and Ham supper Whestley River Hall. Wednesday, September 5th. In aid of hall.

Cleaning and buying Timothy seed. daily. Elmer MacDonald. Crapaud.

Rlverdale and Churchill W.l. Pantry sale at Holman's Friday 81 at &w.

Grand Bingo. St. Peter's Holy Name Hall, Tuesday Sept. 4th.

Very good prizes. Dance after.

Seaside Calf Club Achievement day at Brackley Point School, Fri- day. Aug. :1. Judging begins at 2 o'clock. '

impaired. Under the Temperance Act an accused. charged with pos- session of intoxicating liquor not purchased on his own individual permit. received a fine of 820 and costs. A resident of Si ” , charged under the Excise Act for possesion of spirits. was convicted and the accused was . manded until August 3!. for sentence.

FAMILY. GATHERING

Dancing every Thursday night louth Rustico Hall. Rollie Mac- 'K;nis's (nchestra. " i ur-

Variety concert. Belfast Hall, Friday. August 31st. Programme ll! PHOTI Road CHM! AM Y.P.S.

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SPECIALS Bl USED, furniture Enterprise range, 845.00. Dining Room table. 310.00 bed, steads, S850. at Simpson Sears Ltd.

POLICE COURT - Appearing before Magistrate K. M. Martin yesterday morning in City Police Court was a lone drunk and in- capable who received a twenty day suspended sentence.

TRUCK TURNS OVER.-A heav- ily laden gravel truck rolled over after it was in collision with a 1951 Pontiac car at Millview cor- ner early last evening. It is re- ported thnt the passenger car with its long gccupant was about to make a left turn off the Char- lottetown-M t e highway unto the road leading to Vernon Bridge when the collision occurred. The truck was travelling from Vernon at the time. There were no in- juries to either of the drivers but the damage to both vehicles was estensive.

PERSONALS

The many friends of Mrs. Edgar Gillespie, 76 Douglas Street. will be sorry to learn she is a patient in the P.E.l. Iibspital.

Mr. and Mrs. SJ. Mccarrcn, Hamilton. Ontario, are at present visiting with Mr. and Mrs. P.G. Hillier, 21 McGiil Avenue.

Miss Marie Stewart has left for Sarnls, Ontario, to accept a posi- tion with the Bell Telephone Com- pany. Miss Stewart is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Williard Stewart, Pownal.

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WE AND OUR NEIGHBORS

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SAY "AU REVOIR"

These are the days of partings on the Island. Last calls, last parties. last picnics cement the bond between friends and relations and create happy reunions next summer. '

The picnic I attended will sur- ely bring nostalgic memories to those away. It probably rE38mbi- ed many on the island. The set- ting was charming. The tables were spread on a bluff command- ing in full sweep of sky and water and the opposite shore. No festive candles were needed. The glow from the setting sun and the bar- bor llghts were enough. A wind, soft and warm brought a heady blend of scents from the sea-weeds the surrounding woods and not distant harvest fields. And the food! Lobsters caught in the early morning in the waters off Vict- aria, boiled in salt water t(for twenty minutes) and brought to the tables steaming hot!

Good companionship was the in- gredient that turned a fine picnic into a memorable event. Under- standing based on a shared origin gave the gathering a relaxed and special character. One felt the presence of diverse personalities

with many different life exper- iences. -

It was altogether a must int- creating company. All (with the exception of myself) were related by blood or marriage. Almost all were of old Island stock and had been born and raised on island farms. Yet few were living on the ancestral land or farming for a living. But there was no doubt of the strong love for the Island felt by all. More than half had remained on the Island. The ls- lnnd called the others back from California, Boston, W ” rt year after year.

How shall we speed our part- ing guests? "Good-bye”. we say, and it is alfine strong wish. It is of course a contraction of "God be with Ye" and "Farewell" means just what it says-.-fare well-con- tinue to be happy and well.

The French "Au revoir, and the German, "Aui wiedersehn." im- ply our "Good-bye" and express the desire for another meeting- "till we meet again.” Perhaps there will be time then for two parting words before the car, or plane, or train or boat carries our guests away, "Good-bye and Au revoiri"

By ALTON L. BLAKESl.EE- BOSTON (AP) -- Potent new life-saving blood banks for the ' age were announced to-

day.

These banks stockpile a magi- cal elemen in human blood which works almost instantly to stop bleeding caused by exposure to atomic rays. by leukemia. and in other diseases and conditions.

This natural blood element is called platelets. one of the three types of blood cells. Red cells carry oxygen. White cells light In- fection. The platelcts help control bleeding or hemorrhage. Each. platelet is only a millionth of an inch wide.

A method of preserving precious platelets perhaps indefinitely was reported to the sixth congress of the International Hematology So- clety.

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The rub has been that piste-

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Blood Banks, Now For Atomic Age Requirements

lets die too fast. The platelets in a pint of blood die within a day after blood is donated to a bank.

But the platelets now can be fished outof whole blood and pre- served separately. '

one method is tohqulck-freess and dry them into a white pow- der, kept in a sealed ass tubs and then mixed with t solution when a life - saving injection is needed.

This method was reported by Drs. Edmund Klein, Sidney Far-

Btate Fair. He has recently awarded a Gold Medal can by the Canadian Jersey

the production "River North Oscar's Star" is I03 0'11? a silver medal winner I Y0!-I118 cow, b

lbs. of mil

at the Queen's tron to which

pointment Mr. the caretaker Charlottetown,

tie. in 305

HY assumed

uly 16. Prior

ears.

During U10 past few weeks the lartll has been ' "' 891197811! repaired Including the installation of new locks of the basp and bolt type on each of the Cent The Junior will thus be en- abled to maintain control over all inmates. without danger of prisoners

T. iumig

her, I. Dierassi and P. Arnold of Children's Hospital, Boston. ACTIVE

This freeze method destroys the whole platelets. but the powder still contains the active ingredient to stop bleeding.

Exposure to atomic rays-and accidents may happen in the ex- panding atomic age-can lrill by making you a set-up for infections or hemorrhages. stop infections. The shots of plate- lets can stop bleeding. by repair- lng leaks in tiny blood vessels.

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kd-gs. Produced 10.154 . lb .

huclgssmeg Exceuefmof fat. Star RN" Mmh POPPY." classified

New Jaiior Assumes Duties

Aeneas D. MacEachern yester- his duties as Sailor County Jail, a posi- he was appointed to his present ap-

MacEachern was of the Court House, a position which he held for more than twenty-five

ated,

the damaging the locks. When not in use the locks will be retained in the iailors office.

The remodelling of the tail is expected to be completed and the building ready for occupancy early next week. At present the floors of the office and corridors are be- ing resurfaced. The prisoners are being housed in Summerside and E1 in the City Police cells. a

Antibiotics can

North River Herd Progenies Rank High In Canada & U. S. A.

One of the outstinding show bulls produced in the Maritime Provinces is "Brave Flora's Oscar'

and certificates. Her highest gold med-

. bpen. Since then. at 6 years of age. she rficate Cattle of his

God Plus. has several records ov- er 10.000 lbs. of milk. and has been awarded Gold and Silver Medal

has also made a Gold medal rec- ord. River North Piansy 2nd, Clap sified Excellent, from Maid's Pan- sy. making River North Pansy 2nd, a full sister to Edison Mutclr's famous grand champion bull at the Royal Winter Fair, Jester's Standard Dreamer, now owned in Ohio. Pansy 2nd, as a year old. produced 15,769 lbs. of milk and

Persecution Decried . By-Baptist Federation

WOLFVILLE. N.s. (CP)- The government to protest Baptist Federation of Canada crlion. , . Tuesdaypdescribed persecution of The federation, adopting a mo-. pmteltauts in Colombia and t approved resolutions condemning Capada be acyaEICIlM at tho Vat-i lotterles and any move to appoint ican. said such a move

Vatican.

"The federation asked for an in- vutigation by the Canadian Coun. oil of Churches into charges that protestants are persecuted in the Latin American country. Dele- lites also urged the Canadlanl

tion suggestions tied-

. iecting

would in the give "extrao status in NI. Roman Catholic Church." , .. I A third resolution called lot-I ban on the sale of sweepdahlv. '. tickets and asked private 0 I) izatlona to refrain from any mm. -v of gambling "no tier hoI- at worthy the use of proceeds." ;;

Canadian ambassado

854 lbs. of fat, in 305 days, quail- fying for Gold and Medal of Mer- it Certificates.

For several years, one of the bulls used in the Avondale Jer- sey herd of the Honorable Arthur C. Hardy of Brockville is the bull bred in Prince Edward Island. "Beauty Spot Standard Bob", iii- o92, a son of Brampton Jester Standard 2nd. Bob has recently become a silver medal sire through the records of three of his daught- ers. ”Avondale Standard Daphne" classified Good Plus, as a senior 5 year old in 305 days produced 11,663 lbs. of milk, and 641 lbs. of fat. She also qualifies with a sil- ver and gold medal as a 4 year old. , "Avondale Standard Rhoda". a calssificd very Good, has a junior 2 year old record of 7,176 lbs. of milk, 436 lbs. of fat in 305 days. while ”Avondale Standard Ruth", classified Very good, has a sen- ior 3 year old record of 8,780 lbs. of milk, and 605 lbs. of fat in 303 days. 1 Bob has 23 tested daughters that average 8.233 lbs. of milk and 480 lbs. of fat. His 16 classified daught- ers average 83.44 . He was bred by Edison Mutch. North River, P.

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LABOWRL MEETINGS

Regular Labor Council

Hall, Richmond St., Friday, members urged to attend.

meeting U.P.W.A'. Aug. 31, 8:30 p.m. All

"A. MacLEAN,- L

President.

June 16 to Sept. 23. Daily from each terminal: 1 a.m.. I a.m.. ii a.m.. 1 p.m., S p.m., 5 p.m. STANDARD TIME For daily report dial CFCY on first weather broadcast.

Catch an early crossing and avoid delay.

Reservations Limited rot Particulars contact: NORTHUMBERLAND

FERRIES LINIITED Charlottetown. P. E. island

Zone Rally of Queens County I

To be held in the Charlottetown Legion Home, Fri- day, August 30th at 8 p.m. All members of Queen's County branches are urged to attend.

Signed,

A. C. MacEACHERN.

Zone Commander.

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