l'.-ge 10 The Guardian Isadora Aeesaasdatsgi

IOAIDERS

Tuesday. Mar. 19. 1957 iii MEMIIIIIII

HAROLD W. YOUNG

Harold w. Young of 102 Wade Street. Jersey City. died at his

CI! IN TIER! Flt Salt tun mo MILK FOR sans n.r. mo PREFECT m A-l

lIANANAS 1 Las roll as cs:N'rs. Fitzroy Grocery.

ACCOMMODATED to Orlebar street, Phone 4420.

CONBIQ MacDonald, Souris. P.E.1. tion. 16,000 miles. 8275.00. Phoneli DUCKS AND I DRAKE-ls. AP-

home February 13. 1957. Mr. Young an inspector of l h ' an 'r

tax for the internal Revenue De- CAR LEAVING FOR VAN('tll'V- Mngg DINING nfafai

partment was sixty-two years of age. He was a "' ' resident of Jersey City and was s communi- cant of St. Pauls Roman Catholic Church. There are left to mourn this beloved husband and devoted father. his wife. tnee Phemie Gal- lant). and his children Robert Young. Mrs. Marilyn Gilvey. and Mrs. Jane Sprouls. also his sister. Mrs. Alice Dommergue. and six grandchildren.

The funeral was held Saturday. February 16. at 8 am. from the funeral home of Richmond Fpltuth, 306 Old Bergen Road. The High Mass of Requiem was held at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church at 9 a.m. interment was at Holy Name cemetery. R. I. P.

MACDONALD - In loving mem- ory of Gordon A. MacDonald who

passed away March 19. 1955 Time goes on with many changes. Joy and sorrow. smiles and tears But your memory we will cherish With the passing of the years.

Always remembered by brothers and sisters.

DOYLE-In loving memo y of Frank Doyle who departed this life, March 19, 1949.

(led called him home it was his

will.

But in our hearts we luvs him still,

His memory is as dear today,

As in the hour he passed away.

The years may wipe out many

things.

But this they'll wipe out never.

The memory oi those happy days

When we were all together,

God saw the road was getting

rough.

The hills getting so hard to climb,

And you were getting tired so he

took you Q

ly the hand. whispered posse

be thine.

Inserted by wife and family.

o'O0N'NELir-In loving memory of my dear father. Patrick 0'- Connell, who passed away Mar. 19th. 1956. Always so true. unselfish and kind Few in this world. his equal we find. A heauliful life that oama to an end. lie tiled as he lived. Everyone's friend. Lovingly remembered by Jamal Theresa and Family.

Tolnn or ntiltttts

I wish to thank my boxholdsrs of Rocky Point R.R. f. for tholr gifts and many acts of kindness to me during 1956. Howard Smith. l Mall RR. 4.

Courier.

Mr. Lsvi Gallant and family, Iummerside, wish to express their sincere thanks to the doctors and nurses of the Prince Edward Is- land Infirmary in Charlottetown for the kind medical care and at- tention shown to Mrs. Gallant up to the time of her recent death. also to the priests of her church who brought her spiritual conso- liatltg and comfort prim to her

an .

Cypriots Mako Bid For Truco

NICOSIA (APi-Qvprtss turn- into Thursday made their second bid for a cease-fire.

Leaflets signed by "Dijhnla." leader of EOKA which has been fighting for nearly two years in matte this British colony part of Greece. proel willingness to

The Greek Orthodox church leader was alias! to the Seychel- lea islands in the Indian Ocean s &ear ago by Governor Ilr John

arding.

g Greek Cypriots waging their campaign for union with Greece have long insisted they will not enter into negotiations with the British until he is free.

I35 y ply D. Darrach. New Argyle.

. LA R G E BEVELLED GLASS, c'rs gig; mantle Mirror. Phone 9193.

or April 1. Can take two passen- gers. Phone 5853. l

....J'1li.'.'ll - L TWO ROOMS. 1:! KING STREET.

FOR RENT -FLOOR SANDERS O dler Bros. Dial 6557.

table. Dial 3441. 1-soar MOTOR. REBUILT. NEW I pistons and rings. Apply Jim Campbell. liampton. VELVET SEPARTOR. 807?. c. Pertet-t condition. D. Graham. g:QgAgv,77g Vgg p Shamrock. om: ROOM wrrll Sl,'N- PORCH (Tmr:Tm"”-(L BAR EL AND ,5 6,, (ms '3' M” Ad”"5- Dial 353' of l-'uelIEil also tank andbsltand. ONE HEATED BED SITTING Dial 3077- room girls preferred. Phone 9706 ; RICHARDS g wmcox ' ,5! R E For RENT FURNISHED 31-;n.l door. 5 x 7 track and trolliea. room. heated Central Phone 3980, Apply Eastern Trust Co. mus: uim-,1; sgngoom, aiinunnouaus ELECTRIC ADD- ply 3 King Square or Dial 9773.; ins machine Old Model. szood mn AP'AR;l:.! work g condition. Phone 4951. ment, Central. write. Box iitti. SEVE YEAR OLD COW. TO Guardian, fresllt-n. middle of April. -Ap- bfBl:Dl .l1U1"LF?"l"”E'.Cll'd' ll):- sitting room. Girls preferred. y0NE SOUTH WIND GAS HEATER Phone W06. 1 '

Q in A-1 working condition. FOR RENT: lri.lnWsiis:D uizxrii

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Write Box 852 Guardian Office.

WANTED

SHORE FRONT FARM

Pays Dividends

Canada's immigration Policy as its title au-goats. is for the ser- ions reader. P-wid C. Corbett. as- sistant professor of political sci- ence at the University of British Columbia. has made a compre- hensive study of the subject and

iflnds nuch to criticize. .

His 200-page book is publish by University of Toronto Press under auspl of the Canadian in- stitute of international Aifaks.

Dr. Corbett concludes that there .a1'e good economic reasons for lencouraging immigration despite .objections to it from some seg- intents of the populai .

4 "A large inflow of immigrants. --W ””".i.”” W ii. Y.f.i' i.”..'2

and w plann , o r CLASSIFIED RATES leconomic benefits. It should also help in a small way to acquit our Phone lobligation, as a wealthy nation. to - , help others. A large-scale immi- rgsemgntsmrrecxglfgatigg igration program should produce p' ' P lother non-economic benefits as

Apply EARL TAYLOR Charlottetown

following day. l p.m. on tweuu :a:utdua;.dTy hr pubnclmm i But he expresses concern that

there may be international griev- are ances against Canada because of per the way immigration policy is car- word per insertion for one and ried out. He is troubled particu-

Classified advertisements inserted at the rate of 3c

Ideal for Yolkswagon cars. Dial ed Bedroom. Central First Floor 3115 an” 6 P'm' Phone 3961.

. e-a -SPECIAL PRICE BANANAS 2i

LARGE HEATED rrlinlsllifii "l5- 29 "ms " View mes! room. Suitable for two. Secondl Arr” Comer Gran” md Cumi floor. Nice Location. Dial 3:l06.l belilmldt g ,VA,g SMALL I-Anif lo M'"' 'S FR0Sl FOR SALE 2 YOUNG REGISTER-'1

Charlottetown. large mod-erni g:d cxlgiil lg) hiifgign Ngiggzafl .3ox GilEj.',a.n.'l Monlrose. Alberton R.R. '

. set baby carriage and high ' CL; o.f..G."ar.dl,a,'il . j chair all in good condition. Dial HEATED APARTMENT six 5911.3 rooms and bath second i'ioor.f 875.00 monthly. Brighton Road. Dial 8476.

in Julie. One Clydesdale Stal- lion. weighing 1500 lbs. Apply James Ross. Vernon River.

PIANO, IN REAL GOOD CONDI- tion. priced to sell, Arnold Bruce Powllal. Phone ll-ll Vernon Ri- ver. After 7 pm.

C O M P L E T E REPOSSESSED boat 32f long 8' beam. 1947 Dodge truck engine shaft blade and hauler. This boat two years old next August. I Gamble Built). K.l-J. Ramsay. Kensington.

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN-l one with sink, on second floor.-. Unfurnished. Heated. For adults: only. 53 Fitzroy Street. Phonei I595.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT

' FOR SALE T0 FARlt0Wl

two times: The per word for .

three, four or five times. andl LUMBER FOR SALE

Zc per word for six or more insertions. I) word minlmum.t 50c for deaths. births snd' marriage notices. Engagements . Sim. Card of Thanks 84c per Most all sizes and lengths. inch. in Memoriams 10c per , . name for listing of Flowers, also boaldS' Place fndel Wreaths, Masses etc. soon for early delivery. ANNOUNCEMENTS Also four sided plainer and. Q 5c per word. Minimum-matcher. i charge 60c. LOCALS CLARK BROS. l Q City and Central: 5c peri Mt. siewart. word. minimum charge we. Q Eastern and West'ern1 locals 4c per word. M n mum , m- we WANTED 1 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY . M l0"f1';”f”d Pf” n LOBSTER CRACKER l e per no or one nser on 1 Me per inch for two insertions TOP WAGES OFFERED . 17c per inch for three or' 1 more insertions.

Apply: WM. lVlacl(ENZll-3 1 Secy. Flat River Fisherman's l

1400 square feet office space comprising five of- fines on second floor. Offices

Fetnsls Help Wanted

A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Apply 44 Longworth Aven- ue or Phone 9820.

Bishop Elpblnstons.

may be converted to suit tenant.

WANTED HOUSEKEEPER FOR two adults (Men). Apply Box

RlPI.EY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

1

Immigration Encouragement

TOIONIII IATIII In Lot's All Hate Toronto tliagswood Houasl. author-lllus- Says Aufhor tratar Jack lcLaren has sat in welds ad akotchaa all the faults -raal. imaginary and traditional larlr by the amount of authority -with which the city has been delegated to individual lmmlgra- uuga 5.; yglg-L tion officers and what be consid- "... MEL..." who comm”. gzlllfy "ff-':'"'h'l' l"3":"”ll' work in his advertising business mmadefrm ' W :' ""3 'd'lwith stints at the drawing board ” e cm” W1 .turnlng out humorous drawings "9 colmllllli l-llll lllllllllfllloll and caricatures for magazines in detail should be discussed more the uniwd sung, Engimd and openly in parliament and that the Germany, 1, ,. nun, or gain.

sovernment should m-he -vntl- burgh who now lives just outside able more information about its 1'0;-ontog

l”"”l" In Let's All Hate Toronto "C1-um op CANADA he Alnfoldl all the foibll-ea of ct4he

. "sa ." aolcmn and so y" ty giceli,a.lT:noDEu?ii:diuinh:ai: which he comp”?! lo ' gm"

squid fireaching farther and far- :g"F:::cel::op';l;Hl:I": (glgmgfem if ther to embrace and swallow up

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gnu is a translation of the book M.,..f,::1.-5"” l" "V -M" w 'ch Mr. Bruchesi. member of when Mrs John Gum! died &'del:.';3e"l::de”; 3: cnuih "at last September, she had com- ". W” 9 pmvmce o pleted a book about Toronto, guebelf slur 1937' Wm” in sltetchi its development over aiiicnaiiiaii eoiiiiiiitiii i)lieFc?i: 3”” M" ""'" ””"-'l' "”"'5' '"

metropolis. The book now has fu"lhl;';nl;':"'el'l”5 d' l" F''''"” 'l been published under her nom-dc-

plume, Katherine Hale, with title it is well produced. illustrated Toronto .. nomam-e of . Great I lzzalltrllwol A-llmrtlivge -ad City (Casselll.

- Duns o o rap s . g , . presenting a graphic picture of aEm:di!!(err"ehr' ajllfuangeyxggfr life in Canada, particularly in the Bfwks lfjyw ark" zubllshirs -'; pmvlnce M Quebeci an editor. Mr. Kerner formerly

Tl" le"- ' llflcl V P'895wwas assistant city editor of The starts when Jacques Cartier sailedlAssociated Press in New York up the St. Lawrence River in 1535 City for six year;-.A graduate of -when Canada signified only the S" (990739 wllllams C0ll9ll9v country begwgen Quebec (my and Montreal. He also has worked for Trois Rivieres. Then it takes the gr Efsalllaglon n5l3"r2h9r9l:"'XvC "'9 reader through the highlights of fl” 9 37-9 9 llll 9 l""l' the Dominion's history and ends d”"' Presst with a short discussion on Can- He has collaborated on several ada's place in the world today books and has been a contributor and the development of her dual to magazines and to Chambers' culture. Encyclopedia.

Tables Report On industrial

Establishment Promotion Act

The following is the report of the industrial Establishment Pro- motion Act to February zit. 1957. The report was tabled in the Legislature by Hon. Dougald Macltinnon. Minister of Industry and Natural Resources.

BALANCE OUTSTANDING ON LOANS an at February 28th. 1957

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30013 COLLEGE ..or.. Campbell and Burn: Ltd. .. . . . . . . 23500.00

King's College at Aberdeen, N H llimployment om” ygyetlzln Ilmswson ...Lld.. .. 1 8 Ont! , era alrylng lo. . . .

swumm was founded in ES” by Summerairla or Charlottetown lGrlffln Fisheries Ltd. . 100,000.00

Island Farm Services Ltd Klnkora Dairying Co-Op Ass'n Ltd

Mt. Stewart Strawberry Grower's Exchange Lid.

Icebreaker: I-tavo Worked Si.

ly ROMEO IAGIIA Casadiu Puss ltaff Writer

'l'R0lS RIVIERES. Que.. (CP. Long before spring hreeaes warns the St. Lawrence River valley. steel-nosed lee-breakers work to clear giant ice - fields train the shipping h nnel.

Their aim is to break up ice- jams that could cause flooding in low-lying areas and to have the Quebec-Montreal channel open by late February or early March. Ocean-going ships sometimes use the channel as early as the'mid- die of March.

This year the ice-breakers d'Ib- erville and the Ernest Lapointe reached a point nelr Montreal last week and started the last phase of their work. Two months earlier the transport department vessels had started their up- stream journey from Quebec. 50 YEAR? PROGRESS

The policy of giving nature a hand in clearing the river was first inaugurated about 50 years ago. Then an ice - breaker was posted at Quebec Bridge to keep the narrows clear.

About 1930. ice - breakers were assigned to work between Quebec and Trois-Rivieres after the high spring titles had loosened river ice. Three years ago the present system of working from Quebec and Trois-Rivieres upstream to- ward Montreal was inaugurated.

The ice - breakers are strategi- cally poised when the shipping season closes shortly before Christmas. One is stationed at Trois - Rlvieres, about halfway downrlver between Montreal and Quebec City. Others are stationed at Quebec. Q

Throughout Jaunary the ice - breakers move between Trols - Itivieres and Quebec trying to keep the channel clear. Some- times they have to battle ice jams up to 40 feet thick. An ice-breaker remains in Quebec City to keep ice from jamming at the Quebec Bridge and also keep a channel clear for the ferry operating be- tween Quebec City and Levis, Que.

STRONG ICE-BREAKER

Flagship of the Ice - breaking fleet is the 3,055-ton d'lbervllle. Now in her fourth season of serv- ice, the tilberville can attact ice jams front or rear. Her hefty how can climb on top of ice and crush it or she can turn around and chew the ice with her powerful twin screws.

"Weight. strength and power- they're the essential ingredients of

Lawrence For Past 50 Years

tsraoan whd. a few miles from the port of Sorel. the ship sud. dantly lurchad violently and ground to a halt. She had coma upon the solid mass of ice, twt IEO! llllck. "Ill lfllllled the port

1'Il..LING ATTACK

Slowly she backed away and then. her powerful engines in in) forward thrust. she attacked tin still-unbroken ice. As she crept ahead the ice split under her rock- ins. crushing weight.

Shh plowed back and forth until by dusk. what had been a solid field was a drifting mass of in floor on their way to the Atlantic.

After clearing a dockside plact for herself and the Lapointc. the d'Ibervi.lle halted for the night to resume her duties again at dawn.

Captain Caron. a 30 - year ici- eran with the transport depart- ment, said the d'Iberville is de signed not only to be rugged and selfrellant in he heaviest of ice, but also to be capable of carrying a large number of personnel and tons of cargo to the northern out- posts of Canadian civilization with comfort and safety.

Her screws are each capablr oi driving a 10.000-ton freighter at 1 speed of 10-12 knots. Each of tilt four-blade propellers is designet so that if a blade snaps off it car. he a ,' ed quickly in drydock. The d'lberville carries a spare. CREW OF 75

Built at Lauzon. Que., she car- ries a crew of 75 and can provide accommodation. some ultra-lnott em, for 50 other persons.

The ship is equipped with a modern hospital. including a sick bay, X-ray room. dispensary, an operating theatre and elaborate dental facilities.

Double radar protection, dt-pill indicators and gyro compasses give her the advantage of every known aid to navigation.

A helicopter is standard equip- ment. The flight deck is at the stern as are a hangar and a re- pair shop with a mechanic.

Captain Caron, who nialtes his home in Quebec City. looks for- ward to-the d'lberville's annual trips to the Arctic. supplying the Joint Canadian - American Arctic weather stations.

Before July ends. the d'll:criiile will weigh anchor at Montreal and set sail again on her Arctlo mission.

so STENOGRAPH ER WANTED i2?l2.3"”.l..f:i”'?i?..'??:.Pf'T'..::::.::: ---- -- :;: 52:h:3.? :.5":i r.:'b:::r.:r- -am.-l1:.;; gewsucommemtor Souris Sea By-Products Lid. . . . . . . .. 64.137. Charles A. Caron, her 53-year-od I95 ngx 3c 3

DOUGLAS BROS & W A N T E D Experienced stenographer and bookkeeper wanted -m: llk;llP9'- WlllL0,"I:l! "lg? l9c9ll',lrl;; P Y , JONES LTD. - d -t h A H ts th eg g t342.7oo.29 It was I Us a swoon. e orrrswa (CPl-Larry lilzlrlm. for investment an securi y ouss. pp can mus av REwNc.uA-"ON dxberzglz E ice, 7310:! ":1:-3 new commentator ,0, om,” ,, - r - I ' ' , ' I T 1 Lo Ad .......................... ...... .. 165.32 rower vensnu cane 00 0- dl t l ,CKOY. died ' the 155 Kent St. Phone, 6.363 I ' , general experience and proficiency Medical and pension 12:: gxymnvgncgsdate .... nus moms mm hormpow” Q MI mills nmrnck at me Pmtitgmm F S ' Srli(ldlt youngd wtaman to plan. . . about seven hourlsg out of Troisa banding, -mu,-,d,y whit, prep”. wor on San wic an d . . ' 3341,9913 Rivieres. steamn west towar in mg gc-count or Finance Minis-

---J'-He-- 1 d bo .d E - when 3PPlY"l8- Wile exP9”e"Ce and 5313” 9” Add: Adjustments to Atlantic Potato Chips Ltd. 709.12 the still lcebound St l-Iwrencl ter IIarris' budget.

salt at . xperience not . , ,

0": BUILDING Two. sToREY' - Pecled wrlle'T' TTT"' shipbuilding cam" of SORL qul While locked in the Lolllnlons 45 by 50- Apply to M.H. wt-eks necessary, will be trained " Balance of Accounts-Loan Ledger as at February uth. 1951 t342.'i00.2a M009 91 "'9 dl3l-"W9 PM 599” .11.". commit mom with Fredericton. on the job. Apply toQ POST OFFICE BOX 607 covered the previous day and tho zum, Lwmu "Mleged to gm.

s:1.nc'rnol.Ux wrm ATTACH- Charlottetown. ARREARS or PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST trln had been wlthout lnclldenh .d.,.,,,... M1,. or u.. budget. the meats. Perfect for spring clean- as at February 28th. 1957 The smalller If-alvollllmucoudtbo Agyeugold Mr. Mum, Iumud .

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BALANCE or srocx. FROM E ; ”"' "" 5.", am ..d' mun, ....-. Mr. Martin. nntlvo ol 0"''''v m ,n T S m be M ccount ' Principal Interest Total Q rm, ban 3 ye." in mild, ..'...':z.-:”..::.::. 3...... .32. muse.-median TENDERS t .12:-':;:..::::w a"5:2'.la..J'i3ili”o3'1?f.'..:X”' ........... ...... .. ...... .. day March 19th. Auction. g , , 1054400 Mfume 90,3; chip. All went smoothly until late sf- one brother.

nmggg 1.-on s,m.;g C gg V. Tenders will be received up until March 30th. by that ' ' Ltd. Buudm W rord and Dodge 1953. Front W undersigned for hauling cream and returmng butter oni 3.5mm C,,,,,,,,n ,, gum Lug Q . .

Fenders Sydney Street Auto ' all routes. Buttermilk tenders, hauling butter and supplies (1) 8 500.00 ti man s 793.20 D 'd A alnsf Pufhn Three

. ...m ... to and from Charlottetown and Hunter River for year of I 1t.sso.tis Ivan 13. Dawson ecl 9 9 9

M." M nw-- .... .....w ' c r ether Te evislon Set. 20 Tube . very M ' ' h Powe;ful and c 1 e n r splcture Signed... worm”-00 G'mll' Flallfflell l-'ld- 6 66300 g am H 969” 09 cost 289.00. Special 3149.00 with , - - v - v - . Charlottetown Aerial. Cousins T. Must be able t0 0Pel'3te NEW GLASGOW DAIRYING COMPANY ammo iml:t:isrl':er:1ttse Ni" 9.70 9.79 wrsynlggggrfqil (cK:)l'CILl-N TM. 31:": t!.:oIs.av:uf:Iv.v remdtllllll V. Servi Ph n (H Hunt Ri - - v - l

Le b00kk99PlllB m3-Clllll0- Secretary Elaine Bulmam 145- , world's whooping crane population lopfug, gm”; .

, CL! ' 1l.Wl-00 Kllllloll Dllfllllll 01- . soon may he increased-if all goes Lincoln that he visited glad; pt:l:!ah;'1'smh;)2m5o33:ie?filyt:) Apply to--- was M! 0;! say: S13-d. ll) 110.00 113.50 313.32 weuat the Audubon Park zoo! in 3,. gr”... 1... week. ago asst

- - - - . , as 11 Guaranteed. . Reconditioned by Box CD V0 GUARDIAN ml ' Gr-owns-?gw.Erxchgl1.gl:bc"y Eaiuorleul wnmn an nut N 3:3 n:y.ingnce::rea"je!.'l:il actmll" U-C-ft ,3 av;-I Ierrlce 8"-r-Ir Ltd. (1) soo.oo sous soot: Crip. one of three whooping ,...,.,,..,., .... ..., tacncu .Mult&snnm n'(ln'mpt ikp ' ' ti ndzyhqw - ' i- ;PiJI':cl)ats wryglues. (Nam e SCWICUU olgolmhcdi (gfulu llouim Sui" mu.” ggSi;n ll Ian" .: c";'w';l':"l0"llnSl: Ktli: .:l'l.lr2I