THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

Close W.ll.S. For Maritime Gideon

SEPTEMBER .22, 19.52 5 lfrhiiai. liiiiiliitliili

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able in advance.

.iIMMY'8 TAXI - Phono- M5.

(;lggey's Pharmacy.

tion of the desaertlproblein. um...

HAVI YOU joined Tiiealre yet? Get your ship today.

.... BATTERY AND nAI)IOS, Batteries. ilaoKaY- V 1 THREE FLIGHTS WEEKLY lilagdalen Islands. '1-nuraday, Saturday. Phone Ma lime Centr

has been r Craig of saint John, N.B.. pass away 8 tcpf. is a niece of v 1.11; tor saint

FlJNElt.AL sarurmav - The iuncrel of Aeneas MacDonald was

This column is reserved for news

my; CREAM the delicious solu-

Little member-

ELECTRIC Bryenton and

P. Q. Tuesday. al Airways 2081 or 540.

SAD NEWS ltECl:iVED- Word eceived that Miss Mary

unday morning in her 99th Mrs. E. 5. Townsend. who Miss Craig. is leav- John this morning.

ny' nice: o. ray WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i-(AP) Greenland. contrary to text book

small islands hidden beneath the ice cap blanket.

And thence may be 14.000 feet thick instead or the 8.000 shown in current maps and books.

other traditional beliefs about the l"ar North also may be dis- proved as civilian and military scientists study deeper the area where the United States has built strategic air bases under agree- ment with Denmark and Canada. Geological surveys in recent months indicate the ice cap is al- most twice ,as thick, at its deepest part, be previously believed. A H.000-foot thickness would mean that the bottom of the glacier ex- tends at some places almost a mile below sea level. These spots pre- sumably would mark places .be- tween submerged islands.

Until U. S. weathermen went to the air base at Thule. in Northwest Greenland and at weather. and air stations elsewhere on Greenland and in Northern Canada. there had been a generally accepted

to ri-

ed

Greenland May

lir. Bryce siieaks

Dr. R. B. Bryce. Assistant Dep- uty inistsr of finance. Ottawa. was t e guest speaker at a meet- lng of Maritime llmployment Of- ilce officials held in the auditor- ium of st. Dunstan's University on Saturday sfkrnoon. Govern- ment officials, representatives of the City Council. the Board of Trade and other organisations were also present. -

Dr. Bryce spoke on the soon- omic , oblerris of Canada. explain- ing in detail the rarnincations of foreign trade. the money spent for national defence and the complex- ities of the taxation problems. He stressed the increased value of investments within the country. in speaking of the high cost of living tlgures, he drew attention to the fact that n ithstan in; these figures, the people of Canada as a whole have more savings than ever before in the history of the country and with a greater spread.

Cleaning After Slight Fire

A fire in the bollerrooln at west Kent school just before noon on

throughout the building that the school Trustees deem it advisable to have the place thoroughly cleaned and in some pieces re- painted, beforp the children may occupy it again.

Major Macitatt, secretary of the Board, was unable to say what the cause or the fire was, but stated that an investigation would be held this morning at which Mr. Gordon Good, the electrician in charge of installation will go into the matter fully.

As far as has been determined, liome fault developed in the inter- ior ot the furnace, dealing with the adjustments to the oil-feed. The feed was left turned on at practically zero over the week-end but in some undeter...lr e m

the flow oi oil became excessive and flooded over onto the concrete floor of the boiler room. This. on becoming ignited. caused huge clouds oi dense black smoke to be forced through the corridors and rooms when the boiler room doors

Rally Concludes

eon Rally came to a close yester- day as local and - members participated in services in many Charlottetown and district chur-

convens in that city.

on Saturday evening a well- a d d banquet at the Char- lottetown Hotel was a feature oi the day. Many ministers and their wives. alon with other ideons joined

was 3. J. Rupert, ,rakident of the local camp, who introduced the speaker. Arthur J. Burnhain of Toronto. i

The Gideon story b one 11f evangelism, stated Mr. nurnhain. Oaneraisecretsry oi the Ciideons international in Canada. He spoke oi a great need today for more Bible loving Christians.

The ape ker stressed the inter- denominatluual nature it the old- eon ministry and the many walks of business life represented. Jesus Christ is the common denomin- ator in this fellowship without compare, Mr. Burnham explained. Ctldeona must always -,mind, he said. that a vital part of their work was the winning oi

and Bible living-

bear in '

1

ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

(?00K'5 I01" P"IWi H"”I"- teaching, may not be the world's ' - ” 1, N 1, G14 1,. g 11. .. . M 1 m d b , 1 , I 0 Q P Sunday resulted in creating such C M. 6! Y8Ii' 80 0 :3 In A11-1 of "mam mwmmm, .... .. . . ... .. .. nE ononiio roliiains , M ,. ... ,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ... :.;n...r.;..:.xa.g.y.dl.&...;..;..c::1.;..D

OPENS

it Be Cluster Of Islands ,,, mportant Announcemen

paoresraur ORPHANAGE

Monday, October bile

rncrs TO REMEMBER.

AT PRESENT THE ORPH CHILDREN - INDICATIONS POI

COMING WINTER.

MAINTENANCE

NT TO A CAPA

ANAGE IS WELL FILLED WITH

CITY HOUSE THIS

EXPENSES HAVE RISEN ALARMINGLY

DURING THE PAST FEW YEARS. WITH THE COST OF ALL NEC-

l dd snturdw mommg (mm 111, th m t th A u in th H - embracing more types of people, ””t””3:i.”l”;3?l.i3"i1.i2 2... .:..n::. ”...f”?.?.?.il.i.; ”?.i”...””:.2ii'. :.t:.:::.'.” W Essm-as Aw mm mam mm: mm. mums wmn 5” Mme I C ' 3 h9mI5DIieY0- which will have to be done by the med ti.-1 wall. and the mine. have Representing the city in the un- IIEACII AN ALL-TIME IIIGII TIIIS YEAR-

wiiers Requiem High Mass was

That, says one of the weather-

Govcrnment which are not in

permeated the atmosphere to such

avoidable absence oi the Mayor.

cclebrated by Rev. T. P. Butler .. b I 1 . . .

V 1 i th men. has con comp ctey dis- sight at the moment, due to more 1, 1, 11, , 11, , 1. 1,, . Councillor Edwin C. Johnstone

"0 mo conglmmtmlrcifrni harei "”d”"1- 3” he "'15 ihhi the PM-ihz commitment-h 3.93. tllouvn? tolbe t”il3".5..i crel:- weicomed the visitors to-the viii HERE IN P. E. 1. WE CONTRIBUTE MAGNIFICENTLY TO ALL 1”” R"' new 3 Arctic is important in forecasting In the ucstlons and answers y and wished the Gideon mlnlatr -

was present in the Sanctu ... Pall me weather hr the H" of me period wxgch !onomd' he ma edy. wen. Mr. Sidney T. Green Wu inf CANADIAN-WIDE APPEALS. NOW IT IS URGENT VVE CONTRI- b'"”e" "re P”mck Mummi J0” world. that he expected the gross na- Maj”: MRNUIS .”3:9d uni :0; troduced as dean oi the local BUTE WITII EQUAL GENEROSITY TO THIS APPEAL IN AID OF eph HDiiIDd- J0”PhM9N3"Y-F"”k greemand 1. wum1nwp.,1ow1y tlcnal production of Canada to be '33 ;3:::: :l;dfc'on:;';u:V on' 5:3 camp. being a Gideon some twen- OUR OWN HELPLESS CHILDREN. N0 CAUSE IS MORE DESERV-

MoNally. James Cummis

ilegiiilld smith. Interment was in

key and

Visual evidence oi that can be seen in a visit to the edge of the ice

greater this year, but that -before the end oi the fiscal year, a lot

job until order is restored, which should be within two or three

ty-two years and the lone repre- sentative on the Island for much

ING.

the Church Cemetery. The Lesion of money would have to be paid of that time. . we service Wu rad by cap. such as I made with other "3 0 A1 I H m t, d dun. M i I 1 H h d , hm” newspaper ...... last week. There 0 ” ' 9"" 9'” 9” nag” . ” . ,...,.E,f,”2.,.”';,g,,f,?; 5,53; ..;.';,igg;h ALL CONTRIBUTIONS, LARGE AND SMALL, WILL BE ACK-

Whiston sounded by Trooper Neilson.

1.

smith. and Last Post was

can be found the lateral moraines oi rock and gravl left as a glacier

ACCIDENT VICTIM RETURNS -. Miss Bertha Tweedy. who has been a patient in the Lunenburg

.5. H 1131 H . 1.65.11; Q1 . 1,." economy of the Eskimo population. of Prince of Wales College, who . "The Lord Is My Shepherd" and 1.-ogpygm, E 1 11 ..(c1:).. 1,, :I(ZCIdBYi(:BIX)l6II' that town ten dnyg The surrounding see. is warming introduced the speaker. extended g1Iew1:':;:hg,'0t Columbm Home softly And Tenderly," Misses Range H. Gibbons, :3 Erma, 1., 11.15 YOUTHFUL EXPERT . i no Wu bmugh, 1,, me my on up. seals. are disappearing and greetings on behalf of that instl- The mean” opened Mm pray. Nancy MacNevln and Barbara. LmC,,1m1,1..e dun-lct "ported ,. ST. JOHN'S, Nfld.-(CP)-Nlnm ' M Le A1,.1,.,1,,,c3 greater quantities of fish are ap- tution. The meeting. which was I b Rupert. acompanied by Mrs. Al- ' year-old Donald llender or sai. ::Il'lll-(EIEBYTIIIEI aocl?IIant.tI;ocurrcd dur- Felting. largely attended, Wu P'”M'd titre f3lI1I.I)I:YIe dl'l'lgIIET.Il.OIPh ogcvu ISIEFEIII: mun MMRBE; ma " 5010' "when mwc-Venn-rnued 2:"E'pa'R4e 1 r l):iItn In M5 pond has mum" is already 3" expert 5"” J... the.Fisheries Exhibition at Lun- We Bhuh lh chm” M W E,V:”..Egy.of,”,'.' .?.;pE;1,I”I;',2:.X1 391;; cu Bolger. Numinauo'ns and eiec- 3:: ”.c".:f,.',;,',i,ie,l.l”f,',,'?J,V )';'f.;f' Cohymohwehiih iihhhhh h"hh- -B-L-'-W -- w ----- 1” Who We his "W" d”-518" ”' To; 4 gnu Ufelmiind D9931"-memv "I the tion were then held for the new ' , 1” ters conference in January. puty governor of the Bank of Cey-'tly. His catch of salmon from tho Gilli"-T3 Wm” M” ” 3' Employment Service who thanked W. B. Wortman national r sl- - r 1 - - d G"Vemm'M M Denmarki (Dem ' h f the executive for the ' D 9 2. The sterling areas gold lon. . Salnionier River this year totalled Mi-is J93” T3” were in am” me” Mr. Bryce for coming from 0tta- "W" e" ” dent oi London Ont. Trevor - - i - 1 hen mm. our mmm .' mm on . mark owns Greenland) says that to dd m U ye”. N 11' 5 l b J h ' m 1 and dollar reserves position. Southern Rhodesia--A. H. stra- nine, including one fish welyi ng rmp manna and crushed mu, . for centuries the lmkimoa had I MA l:me"3;umf)e'r""o,"3'. . nu Elected were as iollows:- me; h;n?n1'.ggn' W” 9 I'M” 3. The sterling area and in- chan, secretary to the Treasury. 5 3M Pounds- muse. Mm T311. who lune,-ed 3:1!-co3ti;ipe:I.ed I1l(!3;Iai:il1l8yon jig: "om S1." Dumtmil vmvemty md Prledalditant.E:otrlgia )V;l5;lllil'lC;. vile: dlvlduaxl membert countrlcgv bpl. mm" m'Iunu' remained in mm- thsym for good cloIthing and Several members at the naa'were mt" at" I rII'uLeo Dolirolni 30- anitceg Dayimlen SII (1 "Mrs W "mm wnh Mm Tweed” hoiislln e ill in r Now the fish I1” 1" me"d”"' If l"ybre”itltee4:' Eugene w'y..... iii ml)? 5 Ilienm mi Z ' Th” 13”" In . "mm In the P'E' are cg lg pin The Eskimo is Ivar cgIrTverle' Pauline Noonan" Continued from age 1 re a om Icps W cl edgcenflrra Island Hospital undersoins further mom” ufem '3” mun mm 1 . mguc d.m,,;, L0,". Mean”: m.....m...L- C. ”g5'”?!'3;f" Lg”l.-ml 91”? ti"di 5- treatment tor her injuries. G ex, Hy ml economy 1. M1 nn' publicity chairman George Iii! mlnelfowmirs dmy um, um mhds En: xi,"ri;)E1e:inis9i::lMF1?rilgi;: ..... anm "' - . ' ' mners w . m...-- ---A r A s c. nouns conN non. Will"! it "WNY 9c”"”"'-V- Rem , Presentepifyfeis Igless .. day and hire" eximis to the herd CUP - 0- H- M- - ..'1i11e'y'o11ng Adun 30131.1 C1111, 01 Polar bears are scarce on the ' MSW MW '"",""b"” "W" 9"" the current royally 1, 39 gems , rency and dollar areas. SIMPLY wonderful DINNEIIWARE comes out of England and this the Y.M.C.A. opened its fall pro- W98! C0!-Si; F110" PIN"-IIUI 0n U19 e ””t' 1'' W” decided w M1dNEeg' ion. 6. Commonwealth dcvelop- mornlnglvi-ant. to tell you of the newest pattern "added to the Wedgwood am with a corn boil which was CHI: 00!” WIN?" WW 00106 d0Wii uiar weekly meetings on on- The wage Increase ma other merit. Collection in the China Departments of both the Charlottetown and

gr

The changing climate of

land already is influencing

from the north on drifting

melts and its boundary recedes.

GICOII - the

pack

not yet show up as The speaker did not anticipate any but minor increases in prices unless somethin set off a further period of inflat on. Dr. Frank MacKlnnori, Principal

NEWMAN CLUB BEOPENS

'On Thursday, September 18. the Charlottetown Newman Club held its first meeting of the term at

days. The meeting closed with prayer.

Your Sins Be As Scarlet" and ”Let The Lower Lights Be Burn- 3 ing" by the Central Christlani Male Quartette, accompanied at the piano by Miss Thelma Burns;

contract terms will be effective

NOWLEDGED IN THE PRESS. V

7. Sterling convertibility.

the Summe side Stores . . . . It's the

intriguing

"Buililnch" reproduced

held at stanhope. A good crowd

left by bus and enjoyed a full ice. And Eske Brun says. 95 per - Alter the mean”: members em Oct. 1. and run until Oct. 1, 1953, 11, A1m-1ng1a11.ma..y measures. on fine earthenware from one of the many patterns that your great- evoniniz of fun. fellowship and cent of the people have never seen . ed damn Wu" and ,-mg. Lewis told reporters he had .... -1-he .,111c1a,5 Wm .15., 531.19”... great. grandmother loved and cherished. You'll love the rich. deep colors mrn. Last. Tuesday evening the a bear. Kingston Branch of the Cam 33:, ' dercd northern rnine workers to 1mpo,1l and export pmb1em5' in. in the design, the interesting all-over cnibosaing and the versatility of club travelled to Gordon Lodgo -e-- -- Milan Legion combined with A ' . H remain at their jobs Monday. ,ema1 and exmrml expcmmum this fine Wedgwood - it will literally enhance any table. Wedgwood for their devenin: (iictlvlitlcs. wdhei: Four Girls Cammu Ry commmee at Com, lAbout”i70.0(t)0 lmen were scheduled and the impmvmg trends of the "BI.-lifinch" is quite reasonable in price. a single cup and saucer is yours mum in mm mm M an 11 1 I 1 b t I "i 232 000 E" IIIIB I W3 ”" I e"' Euro ml pl. mend u..- 1, for 2.00 and the 4 place Starter Set is priced 24.95. This is an "Open free lunch were Cni0YBd- The "Y" W” " ' "3 "5 " W ""5 ” 9 I 3 Lewis called the agreement "a pi Y '9 ' i-weir" pattern which means that on ma re lacs or add to our Din- will now be the scene of all fut- .- .'. mut Imprcsdlve Mammal D” ---- triumph of- collective bargaining Brmsh Tmgsmy and other om” . ' y y up - I

"re acmmes of the club mu continued "um page 1 celebrations ever carried out in gominued 1,0111 page 1 11-. the m1,,1ng 1m1u,u.y'.. ibis have during the last few weeks ?;l'tilv!:rEhsht.Iaa:); tall!-xtIIene):tI; 3:51:18"-HViV'!:(1I:1W:Dgw:3t:I1IInch' lg to be found year" The club 15 mmmam enough dri b R M ti h gut Xdclsiil-' gvA,IIIIIenlle;HeI1d:I'lI3(roII: mlrig are running in flak find The NC! was announced loinily be? Eexiiminlgg Icommtonweanh D I I

. . ven . amssy ar ii. w o r a ii I ' c an r e e o men o c r. -rm.--- l” hm 390'?” 'md"W- Y W" V by Lewis and Harry Mom. are m” 5 V D D i CUDDLE down in "SNUGGLEDOWN" Pyjamas or Nlghtlea .. both are

lcal director. to conduct the square when the even-

cldent at the time. The oth

was passing the scene oi the ac-

er vic-

of the war memorials at Cornwall Sunday afternoon.

Carleton. respectively. where they led the polls in 1948. The C. C. F.

sident of the Bituminous Producors' Association.

Coal

Experience has shown that a great deal of money has often been wast-

ncrvly arrived in the Lingerie Department! There are two styles In each

dancing groups, P Mm ll 3 1 1 on deg an wlm lunch tim. Joyce Decoste waapermittad Brief speeches were made by IeiIiI8i'v Clhude ' 9"! . y 5.1 on g,a,.d1Dse develgpment group from which to make your choice - both are neat. and wearable Exmlilg ",0 nu omhesmh to return to hgr home gfter ax. Major '1', E, Mglcnutz and Mr. candidate in Westmorland. hive bolggtsefneilf BI:o9ut51l;90:;;g:iI3l't:f:::lI: plans M. Commonweanh lands all have wrist length sleeves. The colors are blue, pink and camolilii:

L.m.m..:m...-

Personal

nminatlon at the hospital, injuries were quite minor. .....m.....m.T.

IS I'lCi'

Eugene German, both of whom expressed their appreciation for the way in which the memory of fallen comrades has been kept

Chief campaign issues been the government's refusal tq recognize international unionism in the public service, the four per

hour increase for the miners. The new contract will cost the operators almost 40 cents in ton

and one of the aims of the talks will be to define practical and val- uale projects.

ruse. The I'y,l:imas are in sizes small. medium or large. priced 3.98

pair. The Nlghtlcs are in sizes sma priced 4.98 each. Now. a word about rayon . .

ll. medium,

. . soft. warm, llght' as a. cloud. You'll welcome coollsh nigh

large and extra large. the material - it's I brushed. knit

is

, of l. M id. H id . l The first meeting of officials Pcwrrm VTl11!lnII1efHe1:gat:t3lli1lt-)lllv JI.ol'lhB.II 3"” by "W DWI”? 01 UM did" Bent fail ,,::rVcx:,e.:m::?y .'i3,f,".. prlcceosa wlllogs:'u:a;ho1-nay 53.11 311:1. ...-.11 take D1335 Monday 311911.001. if you have either Snuggledown Pyjamas or Nlghtle from uolinanib aha Ihes returrlegd to her home in "kI'.,,,e,11, :1 1-em.m1,1-,,,c. W” nlonll :(talln sales tax--imposed in "I1 when the delegates will elect their ”"3'9"I'3 D9i'”'m"l'- llo i h r he lth is f food fuel "W9 1991 W9 have In obligation chairman and take decisions on De RV" "Id e 3 Placed it W9 1”" "I "Ch "I the 1950 wnh exempmm o ' AS advertised In Re.-sderls Digest ... FIolman'e Men's Wear has

mlich improved, after undergoing

And Vicinity

soidlars' monuments. for those

and number of other items. and

to apply for a price increase and

procedural questions.

PENMAN 2-SOLE SOCKS for the men who demand the best and finest

a serious a ration in the Char- . 11 t' ti cial re- We Pwblbly W111 (50 S0)-" some oi the meetings which may , lottetown Hrspital. where she has - 'x':1h0bo'3l”d:ont1IlIi5t'"preme 55mm" twgd. Kovemmep 5 mm He said that while coal now is be divided mm technical ind 01118.. in clothing BCCCSSOI'Ics. The 2-Sole idea is something new to add to the C " selling below ceiling prices. the comfort of the wearer; the twin soles are soft, both inside and out; the

been a patient for the past three weeks.

.m....M.m.. POPULAR BREED , The Shorthorii breed of cattle

. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Alblo have returned to their Berlin. New jiarnpshire.

home

n Burt in after

visiting friends and relatives here.

A touching and memorable in- cident occurred when A group of 30 young children of school age filed past the monuments and each in turn deposited with due

Ambassador '

Continued from page 1;,

industry believes that should be decontrolled. Josi:-ph Moody. chief negotiator for the Southern Coal Producers Association which was not in-

prices

eub-committees. are expected to he presided over in turn by the heads

or the various delegations. The talks will be private and no official statements will be made

nil-space between acts as insulation; and you get "twice the comfort” when you wear Penman 2-Sole Socks. Finely knit in rib patterns. the

blended wool and nylon has been 'tSa

-an" treated against ....”

Available in 14 length. in dark Fall shades. and in sizes 10 to 111,5. the

price is 1.50 as pair for

la the most common but animal M11, M M , To 1 Th . ..............-- e--- , 1.1 11, 4 - . Penman 2.so1e soon in 1,1. M v w 1 i" ihii Brltilh Wet Gorhanri. Nev? Hamnllsnilifre. hfye lniaclili .'Z?iTi'.'ft of um” me mm" "mm ml : Wmd "' Md" 5 ””"m"”' "M w'Ii'lfe .53ieEZ?umwlll"iic5s back to Holman). 6 cm In I returned to their home after a Mr. .1. 3. Walker, Secretary of fml';”:;3fnI'”"” ”' H” "W "C ilzwlsthfxfht,h:h'nol:t;g:;nb”':'::: their respective capitals at the end ”"'T ” ” '”i”"” W” "”"”"&p'mp-'w' ---- -

A-

Soc Par insartloa '

vacation with

Montague.

friends

End relatives in this vicinity.

King's County Memorial Hospital,

the Provincial master of ceremonies. Duke Nail-

Commend. was

dent oi the Kingston Branch of

the Legion and Harry Hyde.

store was "awful rough."

autenant Governor

were guests oi Li and Mrs. Prowse

T. W. L, Prowse.

tunate-lri.iiavlng the craftsman-

of the talks to report-to their gov- ernments.

R0b6l'lSOlI.! on.

Canada- Norman high commissioner in Land

NATURE.

1 h --E H 1 iaentsoitnded Rtizyetille and thg Llast I-AI G0"mm””" "W" Leaders of delegations are: , . Mrs: Rap col n bus ly en- 0: n a su a is me ur ns 13 ital --sir Frank Lee, perms-, A ' mixed in the ' profession in the ceremonies. M03159" "I lrgieungzy zgtgeargs; Brkaln Ready 1-1511:, .2c.emy to the Board cri Mr. Andrew McEachern. presl- to Governmen o Conunued-m-from page x Trade.