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Page 2. The Guardian Saturday. Oct. 1. 1955 l , . mu I T I off A . s . Second Queen 3 Liberal Dep ores an 9 ciug. 5 1-,, , . . , , nues e . P G . , - - lfy an enfra Ass n Annual Meeting niew Crowds Canadian otaro rowers Sessions” - ll ccbinei Shuffle ' . 55"” E. . .. (G)-TIM - I A gown", N xi". ; comm ' um,-. heme "X I'll mug (By Al: llvey. knit: sows TA! .. Dial CM-HQ. "CIIASWILI. for better photo- w?i".5i.i,.""i,".5 elected foeudm Percyw.Boylec.e..'n.rll,Il6eerse 3:; live xdgence was on hand of wnrkns h it ill! the ufair advantage over wMhu.P"U'0Ii .1”: IePn”,hrhlll.ar-Itiuie n... 3"" "mm A g ; graphs." of the second District of Queen Phee. ' in evening at Charlottetown City Mr. Gllllle Heel. H.P.. Pnllr IIOFFWOUU aujuh in W 0”,” 1. in IANDON. (CF)-TIM! tl' 5 31" '”1”' Liberal Association at their an- speak at the meeting were I! ital Bazaar to take in the dent of the National lead and New dung du hint at I gm prim. 3"P11'r "LOOK ON PAGE 1! for list nual meeting held at Kingston George Ki'tson. M.L.A.; Cecil Mli- h::,II.Il and genies and to enjoy at the Progressive conservstin en bu-e p1g:gM'1u','.3,mg Illnlli-or Idea will probably "You mun W” mo" of peuenniai plants." Hall last night. He succeeds Mr. lat. Austin nownian. Albert Gel- a very good concert by Vince and Party depleted the axisune tar- "I'll-n Ir-ferati-i r-t-I "R an 4.1.”... ,,,,,,, mm 5, noatoooa any cabinet nil-

. ” 5. HUGHES Dam "031... - Percy Boyle of Hunter River who lent, nuaticoviiie: Richard ,Msc- Ray. Amblo Ganthlu-. Cy Burke. in a' is between Canada deeisnsd for Canadian Producers Anna: "Who... til after the Conservative party!

i' . , IIUMIIAGI SALE Heart: Hall announced at the beginning of Phee. New Haven. wee Mac'1'egIIs. and the United States in so far and for no one else. That they in. mm.” 3" Wu”, T annual conference at Banju-

H xuasgnvz mummy, on 1, Basement today 2:80 o'clock. the. meeting that he wished to -ee---- The banner continn: this W00: a. they apply in the potato trade. nhnuld be nltgtz-4mII'iclll sleeps. .1 bong; month Oct. 6-8. m '

” for St. James Annual Halloween . Vet"! "0111 "10 P0Iitl0II Which w'" A”gnd ing with the music 3.1.; up, may The Canadian an in canine suinnt CIIW1 0-ggthu gm "1. dutch In A government elnifne boil.

it -1-". WI TREAT the sick well. he has held for some years. I not beina by the 1-H! 5'" Government should protest strong- '-'m::T'”Tj cum, 3. '3 ,,,,H, mm. . confidently predicted. Orislnslr

.. . Glggeys Pharmacy. Open 0 e.m. Other officers elected were: ales Pipe Band. 5, ,0 mg. 3. Gove;nn1entf.'.rd- am. ""5" wmit "d "h axpoccad in an third week of

FBEDERICTON AND exam to 5 pin. lCameron MacPhenei.r N;wJDo1I:1ilI- cOllVCl'I'I'IOll lnTtIlheeftt';rll:'i;il::.WeCr:Iclkl:nVaI1:l;10efrl in the W", ,,,,,,.. c....n.. pm n. . mm mm m. 1' mr. lens: M310 lib;

1 albane Church of Christ, Oct. &d. 9”? '"1'et31y- -, - - 93': 1 1 , ' at cc 0: United Stiles. 1100. The 1” ,

l n-edei-icton. sunday School. lo on. ir. li. MACMILLAN will Hunter River. District executive Qugbgc cify Percy Barlow. Iliiuss n&t;i'. pg L? V3; '3, 111: "ft, um U. 5. W will b0 J" m,,,,, ,, ,,.,,,,,,

'3 am. Worship service 7:30 p.m.; be absent from his office from members are Harold Ford, 1411' 01 CU51110i13-Rodlf” R6" " mug,” an Qatar mp country "'11,. miug" ,1 am guru, go. 03590” P905013!-

" areedalbane. Sunday School. l0 October and to 11th. ton: Tyrus Holmes. Kingston; ML acme W. C,,em,e' sum, Spring Park on . up-tir Tm?" he of duty. 1. M mm 0, me am Eden is to visit the .Queen at "m' w””mp "Ni" aim P'm' Bruce "when; wmmeld Y "Vi-30" 0' t1" 111'"”1''-'9 31'''"c11 01 donated by Tlfo lg, Ba field "it i oi fair and reasonable congress of its kind in Canada nunwnl 1'1 swaad hr!" '1' nyard Thurber. Minister. BUMMAGE SALE. Sons of Eng-l - . . Miss Mary DH 11- Y ' HY . . , week-end. netoi-cleaving, he will

- -m----m--' the Nltwiili EmP10Yme'" 0"'”9- Str t- szo id wave donated by in t Canadian potatoes be allow- Discussions will deal with man

. . 1”” H1'"' R”1""”'"1 51”" "'1'-1 Charlottetown has left for Quebec 8? ' co 1 Sh 1' ' U S A if of the board of evangelism and 31" ' 11'"31'"1'1 ""31 s'.t"1'dl! EYVGAGEMENT-M15 and MW afternoon at 2.30. : ! Milli? E1990 Beauty ”PPe' ed diliy "'99 "it0 the - - - M um h d V g at his country home In (lacquers James Sinclair McKay announce , city to Dtteild the C0iWEi1t10ii 0 Miss. Margaret MacFlI'i8ll9i that is done I feel sure that the '99 011-! WWI '5 "n9: ,0, two yum” um-at uni" the cnsasement of their dnushtcr DRAWING roll the grand lol- '1'! Nation” UP9mP10Ym'" 1? Southport high quality of Canadian and nodal: miss one. hn'llnxIt1l'8l0n- mmmem L. 3. p,,,.,.,. of c... M '0 ?."n””".-.'d.C"z"- so um C--Wu .:"""”:..:”””::i'”';t --1” .r-mg. W--i.,I-I-M ll:...:l::: :5... .i"s3.: an nu mama and or on-

IOII OI T. 811 F8. 8 181' II” 33 I C0 '1 C no. III! 1'0 9 8 X - t t w' en; e ourpo opro. ' 1 g

ver. Charlt'tSttetoi;:. lllvfarriggle to gnlght, H” mmum 1' en E: 3:: 1'" J1” 11'”'.gewt1:”".u'5 lgicaexsto acquire an additional E::'le::1;991' "'1 310"-115 P9”p1e' 1"” 1.; m. take pace atur y. ov. . 11 ac ng presl en urlng market for their pmductgv . "swoon PROJECT

. . . in f"'llil- Dr.McCree saldi.nani.nter- ' ' ' RETURN FROM WINNIPEG - ug0"I1fSsie9:”Pi;:E'g:n;"”at143;:- 3; tiiiatezisizionthe ohcun od d M99115 The speaker said he found it View am the WM, Council 0, rlotizoerxo (:33 I; t.Ahe3l:.0:lt.0tl; ' i F13'1"3 Omc" '”1'G' '1”"”- Mrs Charlottetown Hospital Bazaain. The convention will last for a At a meeting of the Prince Ed- 1”?” w understand why '1'” Cam Churches had demonstrated it is ;1;mmo hpmhnned b :1 be; i -T0595 and 01111'311'9"- Gwyiiettin Community Centre 8 o'clock. week and many questions of im- ward Island Advisory Board to the ::n1:mw E::vie(;?;,m1-:31 tondageebi egg: Possible for churches to move Banding! Ltd.” Hubert gig: t?,";1vinSnl;:;n;;l B;f,tn1:::dsn:: HERE FROM CM-'GARYgMr. 11:-yoifignflfarlnfivtgethtlxiizlllderltfiiitlonEl (lgliigddial:ce1;fl2dnt:lIg'1shj;u?ud1; nee pletely unfair situation exist re- d?(';v1; 1':refe-d::;:9.;;nsi toward me ger. Presllgiiegt ofTtll:e comlibnye gn- spending the summer at the home A119,. 1.13,-ding of Calgary is spend. 1 P I 3”d1”g the mm” heme" the "V" sired goal of unity without uni- munced "yr 9 wmwns n "-

Employment Office workers will be discussed. Today Mr. W. Sin- clair MacLeod. also of the local office and who is Provincial Re- presentative of the island branch of the Association also leaves to attend the week-long convention.

St. Clair Trainor, held at the Char- lottetown Hotel on Wednesday even- ing, Sept. 28, it was announed that arrangements were well underway for the annual campaign for funds which opens on October 17 with a Provincial Objective of S7,-100.00. Public spirited citizens and or-

is completing three 15-storey apart- ment blocks costing 3ll.500.000 im- mediately north of Maple Leaf Gardens. STEEL OFFICIAL IIETIRES HAMILTON (CP) - The retire- ment of H- 5. Alexander. secre

countries.

"It is further evidence," he said. "of the spineless attitude at Ot- tawa with regard to standing up for the rights of Canadian pro- ducers. and of our Government's willingness to submit to unfair con-

of Mr. and Mrs. L5: Cherry Valley.

w--7- Milt!-iii. ing a few days in the city visit- ing his mother. Mrs. Gavin Hard- ing, who is a patient in the P.E.l.1 Hospital.

HUNTER RIVER Presbyterian Church. Special thank offering

formity." he said.

The Presbyterian, Church. in Canada had fully recovered from the unsettlng years of the mid- llms. It was growing in conjunc- tion with increase in population.

Dr. Mccree said he believed

.- Howard Mclnnie

Mr. George llcea. M.P. .j....ne--e-- ian producers is an injustice which

vi 5 d v ' l7 . . '. . . ' . lit Bill G h . fth St lCo panyofca. of . 3:5: 0; glse-:Iya'lGl:f'i:ll;?ca by ptlglep Continued from page 1 lgaanciziilllaitazs bigienailcopiagstegf :39 ::'tI1E0:5thi:l3::f:du&t;l:e:l1;rr;;g1;;:l: shflnlldnbe righted without further 31:; h:"1:,'::?n:5s muffs ap1:N;';'h :3: "Limiied enema 17119” W" J. -'2 1" Queen St" Jame BHL Sgt!-re.nsoSs1?a logi1ederi1::ht:ii AwIIlll':lr'!Cl P I Tn D DeBlois Provincial Cam- "'9 1" be” ”" their G”V""me"1'" degit Conservative member of was ummugmy '1"'""fe1.'i' his nouuecdedC:1dday'eCICf. 3': T.:1l1:rran1d:; . - '. ' . ' . s succ . :-

welcomep earson n gpalgn Chammmg seeking their co, PREFERENTIAL RATES faith, A Graham recogn z nnm

Parliament accompanied by Mrs. Bees will leave Monday for his home in Toronto.

The meeting was presided over by Mr. Reagil Bagnall, Provincial President of the Progressive Con- servative Party. Mr. R. R. Bell, leader of the Party on Prince Ed- ward Island spoke briefly as did several other party members.

Discussed Problem Of Seasonal Unemployment

there was a considerable shortage of skilled workers such as brick- layers, electricians, plumbers and

Mr. Hees stated that another situation which is particularly un- fair to Canadian potato producers is that Maine growers are allowed to truck their potatoes across the border free of duty, load them into Canadian railway cars and ship them at preferential rates to Montreal, Toronto and other Cent- ral Canadian points.

work as "preliminary to the work of the churches "

RETAIL MERCHANTSK ASSOCIATION or CANADA, mc.

WILL LECTURE

Mrs. M a r g e r y McCormick (above) of Evanston, l.ll.. who re- cently returned from a tour of the Near East, Europe and Af- IB rica. is scheduled to lecture on President of the llifederation of "The Holy Land of Many Faiths"

and Municipalities will. at the Charlottetown Hotel on speak. for that body. Durins His; Tuesday, Oct 4 at 3:15 p.m. The

Warships absence, Councillor Edwin lecture will be profusely illus-

Johnstone will be Acting Mayor. trated with beautiful and inter-

esting slides.

Fl;1NERM" FRIDAY W The f"' Mrs. McCormick in addition to new of the late Emma” Duffy being a traveller arid lecturer is pwaslheld fromithe Hennessey F'u- said In be the first woman to :erapHome Friday morning to St. own and operate a farm in he,

11.1"” c1''"c11- 1'91 65- W119” R9 own State on a share basis with qulem High Mass was conducted pronounced success, she 1, pa. ':l..”:."n...E.”.:”?. ?::C;:'."3.:. ii: s---1- the co-

operation and leadership in the appeal in their localities. As in previous years Charlottetown has a Special Names Canvass with Mr. M. A. Farmer and Mr. S. '1'. Green as Co-Chairmen as well as our general business and staff ,group canvass and a Tag Day to lbe put on by the Charlottetown Women's Auxiliary to the Institute. Among other matters dealt with was that of Eye Service. Mr. Bower, local Field Secretary, re- ported that 17 persons. imostlyl Fchildrenl from all parts of the Pro- vince had received eye care in the form of examinations. glasses and, medication. He also reported thati

A , I L d as secretary and will continue also PBSEIIEOF 88 BI" 35 Oil on I

was Defence Minister Campney. who will go on to Greece and Turkey by RCAF Dakota plane for a look at military establish- ments there before the NATO meeting of defence ministers at Paris Oct. 10-12. Mrs. Campney, carrying a bouquet of red roses. accompanied her husband.

Mr. Pearson is scheduled to lunch today with Prime Minister Eden in London and then fly to Paris and Berlin before going on to Moscow. on his way back from Singapore, Mr. Pearson will spend some time in India and Pakistan. Other countries he will include briefly in his tour are Iraq. Ceylon. Egypt and Bel-p gium

LEAVES FOR OTTAWA-Mayor Stewart left yesterday for Ottawa where he will attend the Dominion Provincial conference being held there next week. He will not only be representing the City but

BIRTHS. MARBIAEES. DEATHS 50c Per Insertion

BIRTHS

SIMPSON-At the P.E.l. Hospital on Sept. 27, 1955 to Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Simpson. Charlottetown. a daughter.

MUIRIIEAD-At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on Septem- ber 29th. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Muirhead. Argyle Share. a son, John Eldon, 9 lbs.

vinces on behalf of the Bahai i . 3 m. d , d :1; t it as u I . GALLANT - At the C.hni-iotte- goagnlgflnrerj were gltifsrsh. Stelgietn world Faith. ChA8:?etge;ol?l?(s:sengE;irl;vaa; ofclalat ;1oSsill:l1c0ssleh8leyesgll:i1ll3F aarrailvgr gembnffgiciiihid 'l;:e:ol1nf.ll:llli:dw?lIite oullieer scigillistrt1h(::onth:mg:msmnuenshiou ' . ames a , - ' , . i ,, . ' , p : 3!:nM1::.51;:1er”ie:'g;ulfn:f1Rn:;; rick Cguagham Vincgngt agqcclgsg joint chiefs of staff. who williments would have to be made for I in c g... of hbom. had be”

with two other children. Mr. Bower also reported to the meeting that during the summer

attend the NATO meeting

of the Unemployment Insurance Mr. Campney.

Commission decided here yesterday as it wound up its two day quarter-

very successful this year. There had been 1000 sent to Maine for bean harvesting; about 6000 to the

Local Lesion Auxiliary Meets

key, Stephen MacQuaid. Ernest. Connolly. interment was in the Church Cemetery.

tlcovllle. twin daughters, 7 lbs. 1 oz. and 6 lbs. 7 ozs.

V. KENNEDY--At Jeffrey Hales Continued from page 1 he had calilled uponl more than 100 1y 535,103. . United States potato fields, more - Hospital. Quebec City. on sent. INVESTIGATE BREAK - At , - 0? "'9 bind P901” in the Fur While admitting that due to our than 1500 into the New Brunswick 3 28th. 1955. to Mr. and Mrs. Roger an early hour yesterday, burglars T119, T98"13T m”"t1'1Y m99t"lS- N Ou” t V"'F9, and W0"1d C”mP19t9 "'9 '9' climate the seasonality of much and RE. Island potato areas; soil w Kennedy, (nee Frances Adams. made their way into the "beer" 11'9.1"'51 01,1119 1311 59559" 01 the ew e ma'”"'E C3115 11'-"1"8 .t1!9 t'0m1”E employment would always be with to Ontario harvests. In addition i - com .3””i”s'”5'1'8lZ.iE32ff:;".2253." more 0- 212:; ill: 12.22: is we ommue the they --- 1- an- MABREGES missions quarters. and made off WAS he! Ja'st'eVem.ng in the AIM: Produce. co-operation of industry, business mg 301,; for .50"; 150 delphcdl

A new company was formed rep their personal problems and had Benny by the new I-mel.e5tsggTm.ong I explained and received requests for M and Marmmes peopleggm mm -IVBHOUS Institute services from chase the stock of Birds Eye Foods ma"-V M the"" .

(Canada! Ltd. from Mr. Paton and M” 5- 5- P9991" W1” 1"”1. Fe” :U. S. interests. Mr. Paton and the con"-V replaced M” J" A" 6111195

with approximately six cases of beer and about ten dollars in cash. 'I'lle intruders smashed the glass In the back door. then forced the second door leadin. to the ales and wines. No "hard" liquors in

and government could do much to shave off some of the peaks and keep more people working in the winter time.

They felt that by getting employ- era in seasonal industries to spread

Cape Breton miners in the hard i rock projects in Quebec and had supplied the construction projects at Camp Gagetown with about 4000 men.

Another scheme now being work-

KORREYeWO0D-At Sf. Peters Anglican Church on Sept. 5th by the Rev. Canon G. E. Moffatt LAC 1 Eugene Richard Korrey. R.C.A.F. Whitehorse. to Mary Louise Wood

liary room. The meeting was call- ed in order with the usual one minute": silence in memory of fal- len comrades. The president Mrs. Lily Corrigan presided. The min-

r. A. n. RANDS-1-General Man- ager of National Pooch Division.

D. A. GILBERT-President and General Manager of Retail Mer-

0t Ch8i'10ttet0W?i- the adjoining store were taken. "165 '11 tge J31" dinneg mew" 11- 5- sroup. in turn. had bouahillaf P”?1d:"1 11'etC:'kf'11I111t'i:”':” their employment. when Possible, ed on is the finding of clerical d'""' A”0c13u”" d Candi R M A - . - . w , - omens uxl ary o e as ue . . . . LARKmyD0m0Ny.M st. Am” The pohcg u, ,,,ve,g,gag,,,g but flflfe l'telfie8s3;lerg;!Pl!:;,3;':t shows a the company last February froml was elected to the Board and over a arealei period of the year jobs for male and female High 1139- '

Unilever Ltd, of London, England. Lever Brothers

much good could be attained. This would apply particularly to the

as yet no arrests have been made. School students

FUNERAL FRIDAY - The fun-

Church. Hope River. on Sept. lst.. 1955, Margaret Louise daughter of

of Cape Breton in

substantial bank balance. the Toronto area. Due to the act

Tomnm, warmly welcomed by the Chair-

Wil address a Special Meeting for all the

WW5 and Means Committee c""”1Ilas been supervising the l3i'rds1m9" 0" 1l91i311”1 "'9 '""t1"5- construction industry This was that Ca B ' d M g A A D - I . V - - . . pe retonis mainlyaheavy an rs ngus on-on Hopei er.31o1'H3"1,eH- Some” W35 held V9119”-1 133. Mr5- wm- Teed 1'9P01'1rlEye operations In Canada in the "'W";'”T'Di' worked on last year with good industry area the general oppo". a d X River to Earle Jose h. son of Mr. . . 0 375 II P Friday morning from his late ro- ed catering to five banquets i1l- interval on "caret k r" b i results and the committee felt that m ( n g and Mrs. Morton Larkln, New Glas- gldgncg 1133 Upper Queen su-pet cluding the Provincial Legion con- pending estabmhmen: ear h:;' SAILS FOR HALIFAX I C0i1ti1lUlti0ii 0ft1le methilds "595 gush: eliewhgzrewmk have m1 be 1 ' g w. P.E.I. - - . S. i ' . tilolnr CROCKETT At t.h h 1t:d1:::l9('1huirV1l:r:fltl1:lu1i1t::?t 1:11i:;n'inThz:u;1h1:tl 1a1iictielpst:pt::ni::r1q"”te" by the new own” l);iiiah1ihIQTOlr:st1?iF1:HrIiAegf ofpog lhlgmyidearbe mu mm The comtflnltltee agsghengoir sCedJtI1l: CITY "Au" cHARl"oTTETowN' ' -. - e ome .- . - recommenaono can 0 -

i 1, . , M, d M,., Miss was celebrated by Rev. John amounted lo the sizable sum of - naval vessels which carried out p-uni, EMpLoyMEN'r i t ltte tht 1- tljlalplgir leiaregrgcketl, M25 Kelli 1G"!1a31'"' C' 55' R" W119 3150 ”1i nve 1"""1r?d and ""1" d”"”5 Commued from page 1 3" 9X19"51V9 397195 01 "l3"0e"V1'95 In speaking of the current em- :'e1l'1i,a(l1ys!:r?ilr1ey ggmnfhdetln S0:the:: 3 8 P'M' ti street on Monday, Sept, 19' 1955p ficlated at the garve. Pall bearers 8n1t:eI,f;r::"f;::mCt:-E185-lick md n. from here during the summer. will ployment muanon w,M. Robe;-ts, New Brunswick to provide impetus

Revg 5. Howard ch,-(sue, BA” were: Gordon Godfrey, Cyril Camp-

Banner Crop

"11 1" "5 119""? P0" "1 1'13111" the secretary of the commltt and for mineral prospecting in that SP 3 aklng Tour in 3,1)” officjatjngg Catherine Em. bell, Daniel Brown. William Dolr- lief and house Committees Weft . . Monday, it was announc d Frlda . M15 51-1139" 1”" 1"” wmpleted 3 News d ma Boreham. ,0 Gerald Robert om Jame, swidnm and Howard also heard. by this method is becoming of The other Vessels in the Eeet Sang; "'9 E93103” Emp1”ym"" Cf;11cer' mm "1. the pmV1"ce' other parts of Canada and will give Businessmen of Prince Edwar

. - 1 i . . , t hat there was practically It was decided that the next f h 1 15 happening across Canada on son of Vlrs, D, R. lam and the MacNeill. Interment w 5 i fh Mrs. Corrlgan extended thanks 1"cF9,8Si"8'mP0"a"C9- . f th b. 1 ill M t . "M t - - . Island an UiH0'd3tC Iccblmi 0 W 3 late Mr.1 Birt. Catholic Cemetery. The Rmerae) to the five Auxiliary members stTt1115 hwzeik 1,1':t fEXP91i1)'"t";;3s1 agild Gilerat aL?l:es'n naveal l'.lal:'llSllr(r)I:: glglgloamghoymgnttige 21": Alglaggf f2f:,:"'1f, 1;?,:,1gmt:e,.held m Fred” "'9 5"b3"t 9' - was very largely attended who helped in the Cancer drive. 31”" 5 3 V15 1'01" 7- - - about three weeks ago. ' - -RCHAN1)jslNG DEATHS ------- Four new members were pro- G""1'11'139- D0'"1'"”- H"-'” 5" e--e--e COMPETITIVE Mb posed for membership and will he "91" the E1tP"1'"9"ta1 F117” .31 D S I d L D ' "h h I being Guest Speaker CU 1lmE-M the westm not Personals 1""1i"9d 3' the 00101”? martini 0””.w" ""119 " "'9 10”” 5'8"” "MD WARN” r. 0 an 1. eaves epf. W Rand? had- the dlsiuiiuih :38 Cghglign National Exhibition gital . zlgtlllierttia OIIB Wednesday. There being no further busing” he inspected the poultry and dis. ST MARYS om (AP A e on M9l1!I'Ig:tt5 !Day. usus s. ep. . l rs. ruce urrle, - i , ' d t - . - . o ) - N ' D f F Toronto. at 0. am we ailona e ellce Oi

held on Saturday afternoon 2.30 at the United Church. Elms- ae.

MncBE'i'H-At the

All Businessmen are Invited. Attend Yourself and Bring Another Businessman.