.. } . ma.-kel lobster before trans- ferring them to the holdng‘ units at Skinners Pond. -where they will be kept Illti trans- ported to the Boston market.

JOE SHEA who is employed at Skinners Pond Fisheries explains to James Cannon a tourist mom Toronto. Ont.. the reason for securing the lleavv crusher claw of

Fishing Outlook is Brighter ‘ As Lobster, Herring Increase

TIGNISH — Lobster. ll(‘l‘l‘llli-’.. ' trucked to the Tlgnis-h Fisher- mackerel. and cod were said ics Co-op factory at Judas to be on the increase at Skin- , Point where a day and night ners Pond on Saturday, with a . .-hilt are operating to take care bright outlook for the cominglof :21i.~ lobsters for over 50 wee , 1 boats.

Herbie Pridham left Skinners‘ One fisherman Henry Douc- Pond on Friday. with a large c-lte on over-hauling his nets on‘

WEATHER

TORONTO (OP) -— Tempera- gs issued by the weather of-

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Summerside And Prince County '1'1iToundisn, Cllarlotteiiown, Mon. Aug. 20. 1932. s

Min. Max. 1 Night Day J Dawson ,.... 73 — 1 Vancouver 58 67 lctoria 54 67 Edmonton .. 47 70 algary . 51 75 Regina 45 78 Winnipeg 58 . 75 Toronto . 66 79 Ottawa . 48 71 . Montreal . 55 6|" ebec 43 '10 Fredericton . 46 71 Saint John .. 49 70 Moncton . 48 ' 68 “ lfax . . . . . . . .. 53 71 Charlottetown . . 52 66 Sydney . . . . 58 68 Yarmouth ..... 52 63 St. Johns ..... .. 55 69 HALIFAX tCP)—'I‘he weather office says a dense mass of

clouds likely. will advance over the Maritimes today. Tempera- tures will remain low for the ‘season and top readings in the

ward Island: Clear with cloudy

Charlottetownv 57 and 07. New Brunswick: Clouding

over during morning with iso-

lated showers in the evening:

load of market lobsters for the Boston market.

The market lobsters arc peg- ged. and held in large holding tank at Skinners Pond unill

'S:itii-.-day found a dead 500 lb. ..<hark caught in the net. -Mr. .Doui-tile reported only slight ‘damage to the tough nylon net. Smi-‘ts are also very plenti-

< p -

Eirernen Douse Small Blaze

SUMMERSIDE — A small fire about 8 o'clock Saturday night brought the Summersii’ fire department to 147 West Street. where a small out'ouild- ing was burning behind a house occupied by Melvin Doucetre.

Little difficulty was encoun- tered in extinguishing the fire. It was reported the ' may have been caused by a child playing with matches.

Guard Rail .

Damage ls Slight From Wind, Rain

SUMMERSIDE — Despite tba;fiahu-rnen should be safe". vy wind and rain over lihel Catches are reported dow ‘ the first

§..

Mac- ire

de last nightipounds per

said he had not yet received anyicaptulng only _onpl:he av

(himage re . erwaae "The weather didn't seem to are still holding up

are aboutapoimd

low 70s. much like those of W-'05 ,

Sunday. ‘ ‘gen stated Mr Iuchiléildarrlli‘; quite good in the fishing area-. Regional forecasts: - - - Cannes-s are b‘ gin about 40 Nova Scotls and Prince 1103- "me Pl3°°5 ‘"5379 0” b°“5 3“ m 3

cents per pound. wit}! the mar’- ket size lobsters offering about 44 cents per pound.

may have been some trouble. but where harbors are located.

FisheriesOfficers

continuing cool; west winds 15.’ Low-high at Moncton 47 and Saint John 50 and 72. Frederl I ton, Edmundston‘ and Carnpbel-‘ lton 48 and 70.

Bay of Fundy: West winds

' mostly cloudy; visibility 10 temperatures in the 50s.

. miles;

town at 1:55 a.m. and 2:11 p.m. At Rustico at 9:07 a.m. and 9:43 , p.m. Summerside tide eighteen " minutes later than Charlotte- town. Sun rises today at 5:15 i and sets at 6:51.

70, l c-

High tide today at Charlotte mod

Grab Boats, Truck

TIGNISH -— Two lobster fish- urday a boat was seized forl mg boats were mm by 1-hg.ltllegal fishing in a closed area i

- . - . The truck was seized in the Email fishery officers during the J Rosevme area with . l

weekend 31°“ Wm‘ ‘ me 1 of undersized lobsters on board. l Both boats were towed to an On Friday a boat was seized 5 undisclosed port by the fisher-

at Skinners Pond reportedly for les patrol boat and the truck fishing two seasons and on Sat- was stored pending court action.

lRural Schools

Truck Strikes 0P9" T°d°Y

schools with a‘ fall vacation of two weeks open t y. it as been announced by Malcolm

TV Networks Battle

ay DON I-IANRIGHT ling of network programs.

THIS IS A SMALL part of | the record traffic jam that resulted on St. Peter's and j

quantityi Brackiey Point Roads as a l the cars were bumper to

MONSTER TRAFFIC TIE-UP RESULTS

result of the appearance here Sunday of the Golden Hawks. At one point in the afternoon.

i bumper from the YMCA lg 1 the city to a point beyond tins l airpi rt

25,000 Watch Hawks In Thrill-Packed Stunts

Over Grey Cup lelecasi

The Golden Hawks of th cl; Royal Canadian Air Force, can;‘ add two other items to the lists “

firsrs they have accomplished since their formation in 1959.

OTTAWA (CP)—'l‘he question] In what Mr. Ouimei said was of whether eight Canadian cit-- the justice department‘: view, ies or 58 will get the Dec. 1 ‘'programs‘‘ in the act do not Grey Cup telecast appeared to include commercials. And it rest Sunday with either the jus- , was only 9 commercials to tice department or on private which the CBC negotiations among the game wanted to carry‘ the broadcast sponsors and Canada's two teI- in the public interest. as evlsion networks. his posed a stickler for the‘ ‘yesterday an wads led to me

Both prospects remained in‘BBG. lcharmnetown airport 8“ doubt after a four-hour public. The justice department by roads were completely jammed! hearing Saturday of the Boardllaw advises the CBC——but by*with' (“.5 bearing part of - of Broadcast Governor-'5 pro-l policy of long standing does not l estimated 25,000 spectatm_s_

Sunday their aerobatics thrill- the largest crowd ever in’ watch an event of any kind onl Prince Edward island and their-I - appearance caused the monumental traffic tieup ever seen by Prince Edward Island-

transported to the Boston mar- l ful a’ Skinners Pond, and Tig- |;et_ I-nish Run. and tourists are en- The lobsters for canners are ,io_vii~,; fishing em.

Iniured St. Eleanors Man Remains On Critical List

MMERSIDE—A St. Elea.-i- in some manner caught his arm on man, Guy Shea. about 45. in the fork feeding system of was reported by Rrincc County the machine.

ALBERTON-—A half ton l'1‘u(‘.l( "’!3°“e“”‘°- 499"”. '“"“5“" 3"“ struck the _ aird rail at Mrrnt- direct” 0‘ e<l“°3l'°“- pose Bridge gag,"-day e\.enmg re. Schools that do not have the celvjng mjmr damage, The d,-iv- fall vacation will not open un- er, Lloyd Grant Baulier of Ebhs- til September 4. as that W fleet, was not jured. give them adequate time to

The accident was the only one, get the required number of 200 reported during the weekend. teaching days for the school

""‘L“‘—‘ year. _

There are no detailed figures available. but r. MacKenzie

I told this ptapermrecently t that At approx maey per cen o

hospital authorities as still he R. W. A-uld of l(ensing- rural schools take the fa“ va_ I ( TV t _‘ d . th BBG Th BBG t ing in a critical condition. last [on was summoned to the scene ication. mi? in“ Clgilillald-2? etliergarry stllicl llndvelisaindeerit legal eadv i cgifl‘ which if accurate surpassed '"8h*- :'-".“ :i'“'“"“'at‘°’3t’,e °h’::;§ﬂmed° on weekend ‘ private eight . city crv net-l which in this case is to the ‘h‘§,y°"{f1V: ‘§C§I2',‘,’?° 1 " ed i li’lJlll‘C man 0 . , ‘ _ . ‘ O . - .

Sl'I€a W85 Severe)’ "11"? 11 '9 works sponsored production of ‘effect that the board has the, watched the Gold Cup and

‘Gayle Hitchens [Wins Golf Title

an accident at the Seemaii :.lP(;v(‘-'a5§e::l::Tl;‘ljmlfesh3‘£’:t in (Ca d Ltd. f 3. - ' p1u:;am‘New Annar,?z§.~n,.1do,, y eluded lacerations to the thin and has been 8 patient _Sl('l€ 0! llls My. flb

the football classic. The hearing saw one of theiCTV Says

great broadcasting battles in same.

' A secret session of the BBG

llmwer t° afit as ll l“":’p°S°3' A Saucer Parade Friday.

its advice is the

FROM ‘Y’ T0 AIRPORT RL'.vlP said that at one point

"very heavy" at both ferry _sern'.~inals over the weekend and " extra trips were made at both

nlg‘ht- . , . . terminals Canadian history. in Prince County Hospital sincc. €]‘gl;‘~‘(’_-:r:l:l]‘:m‘on5‘°ll;P°l5ﬂ'. ddg: The tmmc 3, wood Nandsi _WINNIPEG .(CPi — ?l8Ylﬂ8_' The publicly owned CBC re-lwas called Saturday night. lfi in :.‘ie afternoon cars were “9 *°°‘d°“*Sh‘‘°P°‘“;‘‘‘y ff‘ am, . was extremely heavy resulting l "*9 3 P1'°“¥ “"19 machine» 13- fused to take the crv "feed" . the board approves the regula- [ stretched bumped to bumper curred when ca. vi 10 in: It wag feared that “mum. in some vehicles being 10“ on year-old Gayle Hitchens of Van-lo; me game with ",3 private‘. mm, it has to go to thug justice from line YMCA in the city out Worklﬂﬂ 0" 0119 0‘ ill“ llm‘-"l“"‘ «um, M A portion of the inhmd the pier. °°‘l“'er headed Rged Df’n"t'3s“"t °‘, network's sponsorship because.-’ department for a “vetting" un- to and beyond the airport, near- l'|l 1'9 '15‘-‘d '0 “"9" lwa" _m.m might be necassa,-y_ bug Despite the fact thaiat times g:yg‘::;yw€n5t:gdCana%f:n #0:: it says this would make"ihefdel‘ the Bill of Rights-—!I ;i0b l0 ll’ f°“‘-' "‘“95- Traffic 0“ 0'-‘lief . M dam the “petition ha. am the im, of can mached (mm “.5 open so“ championshm i.pu_blrc system-a sales tool oftbe done by the same people side roads was almost as heavy ‘lwm maimed. the pier . 9 nciup 33,-. Canadian junior champion in .p1-ivate interests, leaving 133 who told the CBC the proposal , and‘ ill addition ‘hundreds or. 5 MI.’ sh” moved to st Elem” rack-.5, tma-ffic pat Borden was 1961 and runnehup the same ‘open for almost anyone to hid.waa ultra vir_es._ (Ea1‘.s_\veI“e parkecli in the airport} or: with his family about‘ 3 eat is. _ year to Judy Darling Evans of for football rights with assur-E Would the Justice department Parking Oi. whie others were; yfpaf am, fpom Timid, 3, 1, An official said last nizght Hudson Be ms. Que" Miss ance_ of being able to use CBC. l'¢?l1l-559 l0_ P855 the BB5 l'8Ellli_!- Parked lg‘ blflll‘ 531?‘! “g “El ram... nf eight dmdrem that there was no undue dc.» Hﬂchens gave away holes at. facilities. ltion. This was one of the big HBITCW 1'80 EV 0m 03d. - lay at Borden and traffic was “,9 start ofboth 13 - hora 39¢. 3 SM, OFFER RFNEGED 3 unanswered questions after Sat- Sl°Wl'll.1 all m0V8mFnl l0 D . handled more exped-iously than “ms of the 35 . ho}, {mg} to‘ The corporatian ah" um‘ urday‘s hearing, BBG chair- crawl. _ ‘ _“ Prﬂbdblﬁ PITChers‘ lll OW?!‘ Years-" come storming back throughimnded that C“, man DR Andrew Slewafl de- Om“-' ca“ “"96 "9 ,b“ml’"l . ‘ the back nine, ,‘ . “meg °" 3" clined to comment on the pos- . l0 bumper 3'l°Ms’- 9 (1l'1V9W3.Vb‘ By THE CANADIAN PRESS offer to give the CBC network ::,h,.ou;h she,-wood Cemem.y_ ‘

; sibilities.

‘and oihers used any and all( PAUL Macl.EOD of Cross I airficid at the Giarvlottetown’ available parking space. Roads. holds his hands over airport The thunderous noise lW'll‘_V drivers unable to get: his ears and looks skyward l of the jets had many of the

“.il“....é’é‘é‘.ii°.i‘.. 9 on an with the day starting off dar ll because CTV f°"“d it ‘"35 with the y required by sponsors to guar-

Probiible pitchers for today's

R I E F S lmajor league games, won and

—-1—:-——--:—- lost records in parentheses:

legion Jrs. Top

HOUSE GUEST

h a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McDonald

me can League New York (Sheldon 6 - 7) at

Albenm. v games scheduled. National agae VISITS PARENTS l.os Angeles (Williams 12-8 at rry Proﬁt. Kingston. (in: (‘incinnall(Purkey 13.4), (N). tario. is visiting his parents. San Francisco (Pierce ll-45 Mr. and J C. Profit. r\l- at Milwaukee (Spahn 12-11) in) benun . lloiision (Farrell 8 - l - ‘Philadelphia (Green 5-5 or Ms- ARRIVE IN ALHERTON ‘nan-,._V .1o_ ( _ . M1‘. and Mrs. Edwin Edinoniis; Pittsburgh (I-‘riend" 13-11 and and family. Moncton. 8-‘l'1‘iV0<l l(1jMcBcan 12 - 8 at ew York

Albert-m (lining the \|‘;".'.‘l(t'lld to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. R Leard

(Hook 7 . 13 and R. L. Miller E 0.9», (2), twl-night.

_City Midgets

SUMMERSIDE —- The Sum- merside Junior Lcgionai-res dc feated the Charlottetown Mid- gets at the RCAF baseball dia- monzl yesterday afternoon by the score of 10-7. Richard Perry

wo ed 1 1-3 innings for c‘ winners. giving up two runs and three hits. nnic Schur-

rnan relieved him. pitching the remaining 7 24! frames. He -.l-

l . I hill. Carl “Le.-tty" McQuaid stari- ‘ Charlottetown. pitched ven plus innings and was touched for ten bits which re-

83.

‘overcast and rainy ' grounds wet and soggy and ll“?

match ending under scattered; cloudy and bright sun. ' To gain the final Miss Hitch- ens defeated Betty Stanhope Cole of Edmonton. who took tournament medalists honors ‘with an even par 77 Tuesday. Miss Milligan lnade it in with a 3 and 1'win over Coleen Smith of Vancouver. ‘

TALK '

(Continued from page 1) tre Black. For the pulillc. after a year of election rumors finally lead-

antee CBC coverage of the Grey Cup in order to get spon- sorshi r e g u l a r season‘ games.

Spencer Caldwell. CTV presi- dent. said no such offer was

.the CBC's belief in this latter situation was why it refused to take the sponsored CTV tele- cast. Was the CBC trying to leave the CTV holding a $750.- 000 bag of 1962 TV rights to Eastern and Western Confer- ence season and playoff games --plus the Grey Cup rights—in order to ruin CTV flriancially?

Mr. Caldwell said he failed

lMore|l Tops (Peakes 4-1 ;

Morel] Beavers d afeatedi

made and wondered whether P93“-‘ 3°m'be1‘~' 4'1 .Y&9l91”d‘33’ - the main area where the Hawks

I behind the 3-hit pitching oi.

: Lou-is Murphy The Morel]

imoundsman also issued three free passes to first.

Louis Miaccuire was the star of the game, driving in all four runs for the winners with a 1- run double in the first and a

l three run 1 the ninth. ‘ The score was deadlocked at

close-' to the scene of the air‘ show. merely parked their cars wherc they were and watched: from a ' e. ‘

Meanwhile the several thous- and lucky ones able to get to

were staging their stunts. got a:’ tbrili of a lifetime from the‘ daredevil flyers.

Flying in formations of four and five planes. the Hawks went thronmh a series of breathtak- ing manoeuvres that left the throngs . Two other planes were seen in stun-is that involved their planes passing within 50 feet cl cacti other at

as mm of the Golden Hawks’ ‘ F-8-'1' Jets flips low over the

thousands of spec l a tors imitating this youngster.

ness of the air probably decided. busy time signing autographs many‘ of (hose watching against 1 and explaining the workings of spending: a day on the beach. like it-86 Sabres lhegv were fly-

Follmving the performance in ‘ mg to the enihiisiastic crowd. the sky the seven pilots landed The Hawks will next perform their golden jets and spent alin Svdney on Wednesday.

in a model 90ALLC'ROPHarvester

no Model so Allis-Chalmers all crop Harvester is unique H].- est:-a

sign because of the Air Blast separation which gets the

all: then you will see the difference. rubber on all Cylinder Bars. the rubber she plate and cos. ea-.-es. The cross section straw deck to eliminate llying grairul many other features not found as Machines coding much higher. seenstodayandbelistedansonsoar-mans edcsstornera.

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Summersldoo Prince lhiwlll Island

1881 101 Years In Business 1%

iwspnn‘ PATIENT ' ‘en run" Billy in t l l i cneral to und '-‘Ill lzoing into the M’ 0‘ l-b0 Ca;.- pmm. Alma, is a palm Envows DAUGHTER ‘ED. gtea.t‘l‘i:r:>::‘ rat; on the; mound el§ct£n.anthl;sc:vrs.<:’u;r\;:.gly too won.‘ teafetailge 3:39 3:,‘ gr: ninth. The lasers had scored ?,',‘}g',‘i_LE,, ' tent in the Western Hospital. DUBLIN. Ireland (AP)-—Miss m.» Summemd. Mgjcolm good to last. R ‘V t mercials from sponsor? me” i biiwlone run its: itéhe asegchoiigl. -p;-35:15.3 0010,-ed smoke (mm 1 ELDER F RAL — ’l'hc'fIarrlol Rive. 21-year-old daIIah- macs“ H‘ 3 for 2_ walking The Social Cred caucu- ...e have been dealing Wm, (0,. 8 S91"??? 0'0“ 5'“ 9 their jets, the planes often’ funeral for M .Gladys Noreen ter of Canadian A bassador twice ‘M mun‘ . ‘name Friday and S8ll||‘(‘tli8¥- Tl‘? PT?‘ years. The CBC's acceptance of Gerard D°V"’¢» created designs in the partly Elder, wife of Col. Allan Elder. % and Mrs. Alfred Rive. and Wil- to ‘con I .9 gressive Conserv:xtve cailrcus a this would 81" uaﬂomwlde cow Leo Shceiianwent the distance cloudy ,ky_ ,'_ was held Saturday 8llE|'"0'“' llam Nevin Appel. 25. of W31» schurmm mt . ‘mg, and ‘O Neel ll DY‘; -b k. 3335.91", . cgc "venue of F0!‘ l’¢8k85- KMN "9 fl‘ “"9. The weather. as well as the from Mary'8 Anﬂllvaﬂl neywood.Pa..were married Sat- mm, mm in pom. mp,’ ‘M ‘ "mtg"? nelzml; .900. ‘ml “W "un- fame of the flyens. probablv. Church. Summerslde, with Rev. “may in the unit‘,-1.. chm-eh Rm“ shewdmk an 3 for 'ﬂ$e‘_mmh“r°',C°"conf'mere'm 1:. to ADVISED ON PLAN played a role in the tremendousl Marl! F'¢l'll|l0ﬂ ¢°“‘l"°“"“ '~' ‘near Dublin's St. Stephens 4 one at 5, MM,“ . dWbie_ gmuu "me arm“ um, I. Alphonse Ouimet. corpors- "SHERMAN ' PRWPECTOR crowd th tin-ned out for the service at t church nd e Gram did“ g mm‘ . pm in P0‘ mm“ common “on president. am the CBC I," A heavy red rock picked up ohm ii wgg .1, idea] dgy with grave. The pallbearers wore _ die.’ ..hom._mn day» wum_ Mun‘ . mime.‘ u we“ “ he... advised um in the Jug“ and used as an anchor'by a enough cloud in me gky to. 910013. Jim‘-'5 M3 £03,“. chm" ‘mu, ecmomjc 1”“, in .5 department’; opinion, the 33¢; ﬂlherman in 1890 led to the dis- per-icdioally block the sun and: Pm’ nuhmd M'L°“an' Mm; For Grarlottetown Cyril Mac- mu .3 an unugg mu¢¢m_ proposal is ultra vires of its an» °°"°"Y 0‘ “'9 V3“ 39" m“‘lv ‘Mlle watchlns Nile!‘ 01! ﬁle ey vl”:loii:lxstI.nn‘terrnenGodl"\¥asmln A Isllosluls ta 3‘ “M109 Ind I Parliament will convene Sept. u‘°"l‘V "W9" “*9 1953 3T°8(l' NM" "°" °'° d°p°‘“" 'l’°°t“"°”’ °-"°‘ “d “'9 °°‘’!' ' -' """°"'- dnublin4tri.AndWeathe- . ' mtinsscc. 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