o-j"::j- SPEAKS OVEN GJIIW TONIGHT

A. Bernard. former of P. E. 1.. CJRW gummerside this (Thursday) eve-

Hon. J. Lieutenant Governor W,” give an address over

"mg .1 6:30 o'clock. He will ,p,.,,k an behalf of Mr. Augustin Gallant. Liberal candidate for the 3,-.1 district of Prince in next Monday's by-election.

inserted by Prince County Lib- eul Association.

Make Plans For Convention 0f Kinsmen Clubs

-p1g.ns for the district convent- ion to be held in Summerside on June 9. 10, ll of next year were outlined at the -regular weekly meeting of the Kinsmen Club Tues- dav evening by Dick Henthom, convention chairman. This district includes the four Atlantic Prov- D095

This will be the first time a con- i'e.r.tion has been held in summer- mic and extensive planning will be iecessary. It is hoped to make it as .-njoyable and successful for those attending as possible.

Sub committees were appointed ind the advisory committee con- iisting of the club president. com-

l2-Months for Possession of Stolen Goods

-011 Judge's Criminal Court. County of Prince. in Euminerslde, be-fore Judas J. s. Desaochu of Montague. Edmund J. Perry of Tig- nlsh was sentenced to 12 inonthsin Prince County Jail yesterday after being found guilty of having pos- session of stolen goods. -

The charge read as follows: lid- mund J. Perry of Ttgnish did-on or about the 10th day of August 1954. unlawfully receive and have in his possession 5 boat. propellers and a water pump of a value exceeding 325.00, the property of Myrick-Mac-

I, Intosh Co. Ltd. the said Edmund J.

Perry well knowing the same to be stolen.

In the second case on the docket Joseph Cyril DesR.oche.s of Mis- couche was charged with having received from Henry J. Gallant Uh. sum of 5.50.00 on terms requiring him to pay the same over to John K. Curran, did unlawfully and fraudently convert the same to his own use and thereby steal said sum of 550.00 The property of John K. Curran.

The charge arose from the sale. by the accused. of four calves be- longing to Mr. Curran. last Feb- ruary, for which he received a cheque of 850.00 from Henry J. Gal- lant, cattle buyer of Wellington. At the time of the transaction Des- Roches was employed as head farmer at Mr. Curra.n's St. Eleanors farm. Contradictory evidence was heard as to whether Mr. Desnoches was ever given authority to sell the cattle. The records of buyer. Henry Gallant, showed he had made five different purchases of cows and calves from the Curran farm since October, 1953.

Witnesses appearing for the crown were J. K. Curran, Henry J.

Gallant, and Joseph Earl Des- Roches, brother of the accused. who was also employed on the

Curran farm at the time the sale was made.

Mr. D .0. Stewart, Q.C., repre- sented the crown. Mr. H. 1''. Mac- Phee, Q0. of Charlottetown. acted for the accused. The case. was ad- loumed for judgment until Tues- day, December 7th.

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mittee chairman and all sub com- mittee chairmen, along with rep- resentatives of the Kinette Club will meet throughout the winter so that everything will be ready well in advance of convention dates.

The Western Guardian

-A NUMBER of experiencedl woodsmen are required at points in New Brunswick and Nova Emtia. Apply National Employ- ment Offlce, Summerside.

-THE OFFICE of Raymond Grant, optometrist will be closed un'il November wth.

-FIREMEN CALLED - The Summerside Fire Department re- sponded to a call last. evening to the residence of Mr. James Mac- Lean. 361 schurman Ave. where smoke was emanating from the basement. It was reported that the smoke was caused by some live coals left in a cardboard box and the firemen had everything under wntrol in short order.

-POLICE COURT - In Sum- merside Police Court yesterday inoming before Magistrate E. H. strong, Q.C., two Summerside men charged wlt.h stealing 21 bags of sugar between November ioth and November 24th from Rogers a.nd' Amett. wholesalers of Summerside were remanded until Friday, Nov- ember 26th. A third man was ex- rested shortly before noon yester- day in connection with the theft and a fourth was still being sought. last evening. The sugar was stolen from a railway box car last week- end and eight of the bags were found later under a warehouse be- longing to Smallmans Ltd. A round the clock vigil by Summerside pol- ice resulted in the arrest of one of three men who approached the cache Tuesday night and attempted to remove the bags of sugar. Sgt.; lmltmi Doyle arrested one of the! three but the other two escaped. However, one of the suspects was arrested later Tuesday night by Constable Stewart Berry and Con- stable Keith Champion and shortly before noon yesterday Cst. Elmer Maiheson nabbed the third and put him in custody.

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Alherton

Friends of Mr. H. W. Matthews, AIJl'lI.OIl, who has been a patient iii the Western Hospital for several Weeks. are pleased to know that he was able to return to his home yesterday,

Miss Diane Ahearn, Alberton, M5 I recent guest. of Miss Diane Gmlant. l-Iowlan

Mrs William Irving has returned I0 her home in Alberton after be- M. a patient in the Prince County Hospital for some weeks.

tedit a meeting of Alberton Presby- ar an Ladies Aid on Tuesday, Nov.

- In the church hall. it was re- gggted that three boxes of clothing um 5"” lhlwed to Korea and in Janother box would be packed my "l"Hl'Y- In the immediate fu- be9 I box of Christmas cards will M:dIliDDed- Mrs. Lloyd Wilkle pre-. 0 over the meeting and led mblednlng devotions. Plans wera' hwy; to hold a sale of food and the third Saturday in

mgevery successful Lil Abner cos- bm dance was held in the Al- mllarl-eilon hall Tuesday even- Mckm Ize winners were. R. D. mcholnon (Hairless Joe): Doug Fmmbon. (O. C. Yokum); Mrs. Mr EWGOM. (Eadie Hawkins): am). rsklne Clark. (Marrying Mm. Mrs. Erskine Clark, (Daisy In N; tMrI. Vernon England (spec- ,,.. liumei: Mrs. Winston Our- mn )3! Dental: Miss Maria "I" in as of in Al

-GIVE PORTRAITS FOR CHRISTMAS. - Make your ap- pointment now at The Read Studio. Phone 8081.

CAR LEAVING for Minneapolis. Minn.. about December 1st. Can take two or three. Write Box C. Guardian. Summerside.

-VIEWS DAIRY PLANT - Mr. Neil MacDonald, Eckville. Alberta. was a visitor at the Amalgamated Dairy in Summerside on Tuesday. Mr. MacDonald who is s butter- msker in his own home town was deeply interested in the set-up of this fine dairy. He was shown through the plant by Mr. Elmer Gamble who is a personal friend of the MacDonald's. Nell who is the youngest son of J. M. MacDonald formerly of springton and Mrs. MacDonald is on his first visit to Prince Edward Island.

Statement Issued by Raceway Directors Explains company. Position and Asks for Support

"Some concern has been expressed by the public with regard to the oper-

ation of the Summerside

the prospect of having an artificial installed for the coming

ice plant winter season.

”The Directors of the Summerside Raceway Limited were persuaded to undertake the building of a rink In answer to a persistent public demand for such a structure to provide recreational and community welfare faculties for the youth of the Town. This project was attempted after the completion of the Raceway and it was anticipated that the efforts

Exhibition and

the ubllc would back u of tN YII

of the proposition.

"The original flve Directors have subscribed and paid in 318,000.00 each.

and have made themselves severally liable to the

amount of 336,000.00. In addition the flrrn of one of the Directors. namely Curran 0 Briggs Limited, has accept- ed a mortgage on the Raceway pro- perty in the amount of 524.000.00. Sub- stantially therefore. the five Directors have contributed or made themselves

a Directors by bu ng enable them to complete the financing The combined cost of Raceway and Skating Rink is ap- roxlmately h300.000.00. This has been luanced to data as follows:-

At Summerside Liberal Meeting Last Night

Hon. Robert H. Winters, M.P., Public Works, is seen (right), with Premier A. W. Math- eson, (centre). and Mr. J. Watson MacNaught, M.P., for Prince County, and parliamentary assistant to the Minister

Federal Minister of

Edward Island Liberal evening. (Photo by Wotton).

of Fisheries, (left), at the annual Association, in Summerside

meeting of the Prince last

Continued from page 1

Federal Minister

Prince Edward Isiah... Messrs. J. Watson MacNaught, Thomas Kick- ham and Neil Matheson, he said of Mr. MacNaught. "I am sure everyone in this county has seen the very material results of the representation of J. Watson Mac- Naught at Ottawa. He has dill- gentiy persued those causes which are bound to bring results."

Tom Kickham of Kings is representing that county with dis- t.iiction. His achievements are sub- stantial. One to which I refer is the CCll'lSl-l'l.lCl.l0n of the magnifi- cent. building which was opened so recenlly." '

Noting that both he and Mr. Neil Matheson, MP. for Queens County were graduates of Mount Allison University, he said that Mr. Matheson in those days had been an outstanding figure on the cam- pus where he was a tower of strength and a great source of gui- dance and direction. "He has brought to Ottawa those same

qualities." said Mi". Winters, ”anui is representmg the constituency of Queens in a masmerl that br ngs honor and c.edit to iI., as vreil as to P.E.I."

On the matter of national pro- gress under the Liberal Govern- ment. Mr. Winters said that des-I pite the fact that there were no promises made in the last federal election campaign, there is already a substantial record of achieve- merit. ”We enacted a piece of social legislation which was needed and which will bring relief to a class of Canadians which are so badly in need of it. and that is those unfortunate people who are per- manently and totally disabled. The Liberal Party is characterized by an outstanding program of social legislation." he said.

Referring to housing legislation he said money had been made available for residential construc- tion. "A billion dollar a year busi-

the farmers of Prince Edward Is- land, he recalled the help given last year to the potato growers of both this Province and N. B.

Fishermen have benefited he said, from legislation which Wat- son MacNaught was instrumental in developing - low cost insurance for traps and boats.

Of his Department of Public Works, he said that all constitu- ences look forward to having more work carried out in their districts.

In P. E. I. last year, he said we had a well rounded program including the recently begun con- struction of the new Federal Build- ing in Charlonetoun, the building at Montague. 22 projects involving the construction. improvement and repair of brealcwaters, wharves, piers, etc. in P.E.I.; dredging at 23 different locations; extensions to breakwater at Fishing Cove; extensive repairs to the harbor fac- illties at Rustico; protection pier at Savage Harbor; reconstruction of the railway wharf at Sourls; etc.

”Thls year Prince Edward Is-

land will have another good pro-I

gram of public Works" he said.

LEADS IN PROJECT

mier A. W. Matheson, and second- ed by Mr. Aden Mulligan of Kiri- kora.

BUSINESS SESSION

In his report of the activities of the Prince Edward Island Liberal Association for the past year, the retiring president. William Currie. said that this association went on record as endnrsuig the provisions of the election art in respect to the use of money and liquors as a means of influencing votors. ”0ur forefathers won and passed down to us certain rights and privileges. among them the voter's franchise This franchise is a heritage of past years and has been preserved through two world wars. Let us prize it, practice it and hand it down to our sons and daughters unsullled by prostitution of the privilege. The offering of induce- ments for ones vote should be re- garded as an insult by any mature person, and is certainly an attem- pted corruption of the morals of young voters." he said.

Mr. Currie said that the past year had been an uneventful one within the organization. due to the fact. that there had been nei-

Regardlng Trans Canada way construction. E.I. leads all the rest, said Mr. Winters.

"Today we see in the paper time after time that this organization or that. or this province or that. is calling for a program of pub- lic works. Well we have already set before the provincial govern- ments the type of public works which are available to them, and if they wish to take advantage of them there will be ample op- portunity to do so."

High-

”We hope to be able to do some- thing about the alrpcrt at Char-, lottetown. a project which Mr Matheson is keeping before us al-

"This is one of the provinces that , . has done so, and I am always proud . to tell people from coast to coas:,l I just what Prince Edward Island has done," he added. .

I

ness. providing employment. for over one-quarter million men all the year round.”

On the matter of assistance to

Rink and

P9-"yr

"The present Directors cannot, nor- should the public expect them to go any further towards providing neces- sary additional financing.

"The Capital set up of the Com- consists

most day and night". said Mr. Win- ters.

In conclusion of his addreg r vote of thanks was moved by Prr

of 75,000 common

the name of P -

tlier a federal or provincial elec- LlDl'l

He spoke of the IO35iI.h.lS pro- lill'lCE had suffered in the death of Senator J, Walter Jones. and said

Appointments To Fire Council

TORONTO, (CF)-Four appoint- ments to the fire council of the "Underwriters' Laboratores of Can- ada were announced Wednesday by E. F. Tabisz, general manager.

The men appointed were: F X. Ahern. fire commissioner. Quebec. to succeed E. Lavigne. W F. Hol- den, EOI'f'ii'l1l55lOI'lCl' of buildings. Toronto. to succeed K S. GlIIl&C K J. Partington. fire marshal. Nova Scotia, ,to succeed S S Wright; and Frank Ryan, fire com- missioner. Newfoundland.

The laboratories are sponsored by the Dominion Board of Insur- ance Underwriters. The fire coun- cil deals with fire protection and prevention problems.

that men of his capabilities and leadership are hard to replace

The report of the Young Li- beral Asociatlon was given by president Gilbert Clements, of

Montague. and dealt mainly with the national convention of young Liberals held at Ottawa during the past. summer.

The meeting last evening was held at Howard's Restaurant. and was attended by about 200 persons representative of all counties in the Prnvinre S

Ito 3rd PRINCE

ELECTORS :-

nd

stock - 50,000 Class "A" Preferred

spect of the S already been

stock to

tens, it would

tract for the ficial ice plant

lntly and In the

ness venture.

responsible for contributing an amount

of 5l50,000.00.

The Town of Sum- merside has contributed an amount of S100,000.00, and holds a first mortgage on the Rink proporty for 865,470.00.

' than Deccmbe financial plans

"To psy.off the resent outstanding

liabilities and

.00-or 365,0lN.00 uftcr

000.00 withheld by the Town In con- nection with the Rink is paid in.

an artificial ice lant, would require an additional 380,-

f'Mr. R.

the 315,- to look after

by some interested outside the Town of Summerside. If, however, the balance of the Class "A" Preferred stock. namely 346,000.00. was subscribed and taken up by our citi-

pay off the pressing liabilities. and con-

. They feel that with a successful winter season and a. reason- ably good racing season next year, the other liabilities could be looked after in the ordinary course of events.

"The Company owns one of the finest" Racetracks and Rink properties in Eastern Canada and there is no reason. once the outahndlng liabilities are looked after. why the same could not be operated as a. successful busi-

"However it Is urgent that public support be forthcoming not

the coming season.

Dealer of Summerside has consented

which Is presently available, and we solicit your co-operation."

and 50,000 Class "B'-' Preferred. All the Common stock has been taken by the Directors. through the amounts

aid in by them, and the Class "B"

referred issued to the Town in re- 50,000.00 grant. Of the 50,000 Class "A" Preferred, 4,000 has

subscribed and paid for citizens, mainly

enable the Directors to installation of the arti-

later r 81st. 1954. so that can be formulated for

'1'. Dodds, Investment

the sale of the stock,

DION) IIDYID.

Aueusrm GALLANT Liberal candidate In 3rd Prince

Inserted by Prince County Liberal Association

Island Sailor Wins Naval liulz Jackpot

oiv BOARD i-mics QUEBEC - P0 Harvey MscAusland, o! Elms- dale, P.E.l. and Shaman Park, N S.. collected an extra 826 to spend when the cruiser l-l.MC.S. Quebec visited Rio de Janerin early ill November. thanks to his knowledge of current affairs. The money com- prised a jackpot from the weekly quiz run by the education officer. Instructor Lt.-Cdr William F. Mr- Gown, of Montreal and Darlmtlllhh.

Lt.-Cdr. McGown selects a man at random and interviews him the following week. Each question is wort.h a dollar, with the money go- ing into the iackpot. each time a question is not ansiirred properly. Four right ans-M-rs min of five al- lows the contestant a chance atp this Jackpot I

PO MacAusland gm s l'lEl'fP(". score, plus the S21 jackpot. He numbered NATO member nations as 14. identified Israel and liirlrm- Esta as tuu r.0un'.rie:- for whzzh tor UN arranged ceasefues and then UN membership. identified the Martin B-61 Matador: to bolster NATO European defences as .pilotess bombers, named the Mar Ikel1.ZlE River as Canada:-, longest identified Ralph Campney as can-i ada's Defence Minister and. for th- jackpot, named Walter Harris as the new Finance Minister.

Born in Elmsdale nn April 7.

Asks Protection From Strangler

TORONTO (CF)-A 23-year-old new Canadian woman asked for, police protection from Toronto: slrangler Wednesday.

Mrs. Marta Duriapuu told police she was attacked from behind as she walked to a home and sthool club meetviz Tuesrlay hizht The man grabbed her around the thrcat and rira;ged her into a nearby laneway. she r-a.d I

The attacker fled when a in a garage was turned on The woman said he released hzs grzp on her throat and D35 attempting. to remove one of her stocking:-. when the light went on. She screamed.

Police linked the attack with the strangulat.:on deaths of Mrs Marie ,LID0Weckyj sent 25 and Mrs. Olga- 'zacl;srkn. 29. Five weeks ago.

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ICI1ari-ered Accountant: T. Earle Hickey

Canadian Bank of Coinmaru Building iummerslde. P.E.l. - Phone 3881 W. Albert Robertson P. E. I. MUTCAI. BUILDING Granville at Water Street Summerside P. 0. B0)

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