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By J. M. Isbash Aggaesaipd Press News the scenes as

Behind and France seek to put full steam France a states. prin- ughc old company has no later:

behind their Sues policies is

snatieroimoncyaaweilaa

clplea. Every day that the discuaslonaout the H1181 5h0Wd0Wll Dlltllntantion of paying off the gypt's Nasser In better shape atcou.ipany's shareholders until a point where he is weakest-the

dday E

pocketbook.

7lil'asser's.W'eak Po

let their ships pay Nasser. soer

Iai l1.Suez ls Aid To " ckefbook

on the basis of the astimate d

., 3-

into the blocked account: of the fold -Buss Company in Britain. and now the United

of PIYI-III Nasser anytlunl of these funds. Nasser has 1'15) 0

than is a'aettlement o! the over- all political question of the canal.

Before nationalization of tho Thea he intends to claim the canal Egypt was setting aboutblockod funds and use them to seven per cent of its take. Nowpay off, Right now they amount

it's about 40 per cent. The rest. paid by countries which refuse to

to some 49.55.000.000 and arc grow lng. About 161,000,000 is needed

CITY AIIII CENTRAL

ISLAND colored views. Cras-

wcll Studio.

YOUR DOLLAR buys man at the Hughes Drug Store.

WE TREAT the sick well. Gig- gr-y's Pharmacy. OPGD 3 l-m- I0 8 p.m.

E II I b t rs served daily at thin ivlntifliille Restaurant lhi Prince Street.

FORIQUALITY. service and ae- cuncy. ghnp at Worth I Pharma- ey.

hi INSTALLMENT of City Tu- oa.Is due and Plylblf-' 0" 0' 5'' lore Saturday, September 29!!!-

POR CONVENIENCE. friendli- peas and economy. shop It Gus- geyia. Pharmacy.

PLEASE BRING your bill when paying your 3rd installment of City Taxes.

SEPTEMBER nor is the finall day for paying the 3rd installment of City Taxes.

nit. GENCI-IEFF will be absent

from his office September 3 until

Oct. 2.

CITY TAX OFFICE wlu remain open until 5.00 pm. on Saturday. September 29th.

LAST FALL'S dresses clearing from Va price to 1-3 off. Norrna's Ladies Wear, 160A Kent Street, Charlottetown.

ALPHA REBEKAII Lodge, No. 10. 1.0.0.1-”. Regular meeting to- night. Rebekah Anniversary cele- bration. 9 p.m. Oddfeilows invited.

VJUST received large shipment of Hart Batteries up to 48 months guarantee. '!'anton'a Accessories. Ltd.

llN'rElts:s'r AT THE rate of v. of 1 per cent will be charged on all over due installments of City Taxes.

ALL EDUCATIONAL Tax is past due. Employees are now he- lng billed for same. unless ar- rangements are made for payment of this tax.

WINDMILL special today-roast pork. rnash f potatoes with gra- vy. mashed turnips. apple sauce. pickled beets. 70 cents. On new I0f””'l, 106 Prince St.

CAR DAMAGED - One traffic xcident was reported in the city yesterday. A car. heading east on Grafton street. while stopped by I traffic officer in front of the sold- iers' monument. was rammed from as rear by another car proceed-

g in the same direction. Minor damage was caused to both cars.

”.nmp IN saskarcm-.-wan .- :ord has been received by Mrs. . E. Agnew that her brother. Earl Morson. Dcmalne, Sask., pass at away yesterday after a lengthy ilneaa. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Morson. Cardi- gn. Surviving are his wife, two sons and a daughter. Also sur- viving are two sisters, Mrs. F. A. Qelbornc. Calgary, AIta., and Mrs. W. E. Agnew, this city.

"GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Marshall. Kingston. will have been 50 years married Sept, 26. I956. The anniversary ll be observed quietly as Mr. arshall Is not in good heal

Marshall is a slate Beer, Kingston: William

Bea. Hunter River. and Mrs. Janie Vlckerson. who arrived home from the United States Fri- Qy. Mrs. Daisy Livingston. Clyde River. is a sister of Mr. Mar-

liowarll Mclllsls

EITTEI FOOTWEAR mos asses st..ou-no stag.

lof

lln Ottawa Mr.

FIRE IN IIAYSTACKS - A We

haystacks ablaze In a field in the vicinity of Wllfahire early last evening. R. C. M. P. stau-d (llcrc was no danger as the fire was burning itself out,

i ..PREMlER ABSENT - Prem- ier Matheson left for yesterday on a business trip He Will be 01" Of the PFDVIHIT until Wednesday. During his abscllcc. Hon. Eugene Cullen. Minister of !Agriculture will be gcung Prem- er.

LEAVES FOR OTTAWA-Claude 5- DGIIBGY. Albany. member of the Dominion executive of the P1"98ressive Conservative Assoc- lation of Canada leaves on Sun- day to attend the meeting of the Plrly held in Ottawa on Tuesday October 2nd. He will be accam. panied by Mrs. Delaney. While Delaney will un. dergo a medical check up by g specialist.

POLICE COURT - Four cases Ilipeared on the docket of the City Police Court yesterday morning. Two .men .eharged with being drunk and lncpable pleaded guilty one being fined ten dollars and costs or five days irrrpr' ' and the other receiving a semen” 0f '9" days for an old committ- ment. A single case of a man bellll drunk and disorderly was remanded until Wednesday. The case of a man charged with joy rldlng was remanded until fridsy.

MAGISTRATE? COURT - In Queen's County Maglstrates' Court yesterday . morninlz. an accus ” charged with indecent assault of a female elected trial by jury In thg Supreme Court. Preliminary hear- ings were set for Friday by Mag. istrate Gilbert Gaudet. One speed er was fined ten dollars and can; or ten days in jail, mm, gym-8. ed with the possession of intoxic. It-In! liquor. not purchased at from Golyernment vendor. pleaded not gu ty and the ca until Friday, 5' W" m""'d”d

REVISITING PROVINCE Rel” I-103d Henderson. native of Freeland and presently Mayor of Portage la Prairie. Sask., is pay in; a visit to his former home. Mr. Henderson received his educ. ation at Summerside Academy. Prince of Wales College and re- ceived his B.A. degree in Econom- ics and political science at Mccrill University In 1940. The following year he received his Master's de- gree in economics and then com- pleted his studies for the degree of Bachelor of Divinity at the Pres- byterian Collegt-. Montreal. He was ordained at the Ministry ai Zion Presbyterian Church in this city before going to Western Can ada where he has since taken an active part in municipal politics.

RECEIVED NOTICE - Mr. J. Angus Maclrcan. M.P.. along with other members of the national executive in Prince Edward Is- lnnd has received notice to at- tend the prc-convention meeting of the Progressive Conservative ARC.-lation to be held in Ottawa on Oct. 2nd. Other members of the executive are: 1!. Bennett Carrr. City; Claude Delaney. Al- bany: Mrs, W. H. V. Dunbar and by virtue of their offices McI- vin McQuaid. Provincial Presl-

"L dent of the Associalton. Mrs. Don- og aid Lidstone,

Summersidc. Pro- vincial President of the Women's Association and W. Cheater a. Mc. Donald, Presidan of the P, E. 1. Young People's Progressive Club and R. R. Bell, Q.C., Provincial PONY lender.

HI-Y Cl.UD- On tha evening of September 2!. the Gamma Phi Hi-

Y Club met at the Charlottetown "Y" and elected its new executive for the coming year. The incoming executive is as follows: president. Ron Storey; vice-president - nob Endman: secretary - Bob Lea;

undetermined origin set three-

llniliax l

nothing . BIG PROBLEM

solution.

which recognises Egypt

ser in better the ' Allies against him. The decision

shapeto forces

of Britain

uscrs'

organized. indicates the

lion. There is

of Russian support for Nasser.

lvisiiing Here From Ontario

Here for a brief holiday are Mr. land Mrs. Winston Smith. of Mid- lland, Ontario. where Mr. Smith. formerly of Pownnl. is with the i Y. M. C. A. His wife is the former Hilda Jones of this cityand she is accompanied by her sister. Pearl. Mrs. Alan Kirk, Toronto. They are visiting their mother Mrs. M. A. Jones. Kings Square.

Mr. Smith is in charge of the big Winston Smith 'Y' Camp in Georgian Bay where during Jilly he and Mrs. Smith looked after 235 boys and then in August had 235 girls The camp is operated by the Midland Y. M. C. A. While hers Mr. Smith is also spending some time with his brother, Hamid Smith, M. L. A.

has been received of the death on September 3 of Harold Carey. of Waterville. Maine. He is survived by his wife, the former Susan Byrne. of Iona, P.E.I., also two sons and two daughters. Dennis and James Carey. Ernscllffa, are brothers.

CARD PARTY WINNER.S- Win- ners at the Clover Club card party last night were:Ladles first, Mrs. Seymour Dunn. second Mrs. Frank Walker; consolation. Mrs. James Davey. Men, first Emmett Douc- etic; second. James Morrison: consolation Richard Fleming. Door prize. Mrs. Josie Arsenault; frene- ollt, Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Wood.

FUNERAL MONDAY - The fu- neral of Miss Bridget O'Brien was held Monday morning from Tile Hennessey Funeral Home to st Ann's Church, Lot 65, where Re qulem I-llgh Mass was celebrated by Rev. Charles McCarthy who also conducted service at the grave. Interment was in the Church Cemetery. Pall bearers were: Eric Ferguson. Everett Con

don. Peter Carragher. Everett Crosby. Theodore Conway and Stephen Tools.

PERSONALS

the illness of Mr. C.C. Blktf. M. LANE. 1' .:in. at his

home in Kensinlton.

Mr. R. M. Nicholson. Presbyter- ian

rge, N. B. Accompanying him for

and Mr. J. C. Brown, both of St. George.

Miss Elalns Murphy. daughter

Prince of Wales college.

BIRTHS

R088 - Al the P. E. I. Hospital on Sept. 24th to Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Rosa. Parkdale a dau- ghter Kathleen Loose.

DOULTEI - At Hotel Dieu Hos- pital. Kingston. Ontario. on 8nptembu' 12th, 150. to Eli. and Mrs. lrafth D. Boultsr a soil. Douglas Alaa.

DEATHS

MacPll'lE-The death occurrd It

W Iii till: 5, I

ii if

its Hill is

share values when nationalisation was decreed. Thus Nasser, if. he continues to operate the canal fa .s while, will by his own book- keeping get the waterway for

The status of the blocked funds under international law. however. isamatterthatmaybelongin

But every day that he holds on between now and any settlement 's sov- ercignty over the canal puts Nas-

withstand which the are preparing to brins

and France to press the issue before the United Nations. getting the machinery started even while the association still is beinl speed they consider necessary in pa"! Nasser's consolidation of his D0-Slr

no expectation that .ihe Security Council will be able to adopt any resolution in the face

Friends will regret to learn of

dent rnlnistiar. Npur:hmRli;:l'. rri ed h me Fr day I T fpenvrung lhe summer in st. Geo- "W"

a holiday were Mr. V. D. Fiander

of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy of this city. left yesterday for Wolf ville. N. S. where she will corn- mence a course in Household Econ omica ai Acadia University. Miss Murphy is a last-term graduate of

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If

'pupll from the

The Gideon! made their first presentation of copies of the New Testament with Psalms and Pro- verbs yesterday afternoon when they paid their annual visit to Grade V pupils of Prince St. School. Pupils from the Model School's Grade V were also in at- tendance when seventy-five copies of the familiar little maroon cov- ered books were presented.

Mr. George Snudden, Eastern Field Secretary of The Gldeons was in Charlottetown and took part in the brief service along with local membe s. Rev. M. D. Dunbar read scripture and led in a prayer of dedication.

Representatives of Prince St. Home and School present. all par-

cusrma sriwass. grade v 'Scbool, one of those receiving regumenu at

Gideon: Present Testaments To Prince SI. School Pupils

Princa street School yesterday from Mr. George Snudden. Elf-W ern Field Secretary for the (-ld

ents of children in Grade V, were the president, Mr. Reginald Mac- Nuit, Mrs. George Purvis, Mrs. Alfred Tait and Mrs. Frank Gos- we. The principal. Miss Matheson. and teachers of the pupils in at- tendanc were present also. Local Gideon taking part were presi- dent Vic Runtz. Secretary W. Blair MacDonald and treasurer. S. T. Green.

Last evening the regular meet- lngs of the local group resumed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Blair MacDonald. Field Secretary Geo- rge Snuddcn joined members in their discussion of a program for the coming year. This morning the Gldeons will visit West Kent School with Testaments for the Grade V pupils there.

Approximately 100 delegates from the four Atlantic Provinces are expected to register this even ing for the third annual convention of the Eastern Canadian Associat- ion ol Highways Officials to be held at the Charlottetown Hotel Wednesday and Thursday. it was learned from chairman John Gil more of the Provincial Department of Highways last avsnlng.

A reception along with the regis- tration will mark the beginning of

Highway Officials To Hold Convention Here

the sessions this evening at 0 pm. Group conferences will be held during the convention and guest

” will include the Hon.

Hrugh John Fclmmlng, Premier of New Brunswick. Dr. R. W. Mc-

Nova Scotlan Minister of High- ways. who will sttend on behalf of his minister. and R. C. Manning, Deputy Minlste of Public Works. for Newfoundland will also speak.

Hi-I-I Fellowship Rally field At YMCA Saturday

Youth numbering over one hund- red strong gathered at the Char- lottetown Y.M.C.A. Saturday n lit for their fall Hi-Y F " '”,. raly.

gram for HI-Y school youth. Nine clubs meet weekly at the local Y.M.C.A. and they have as their purpose "to create. maintain and extent in the home. school and throughout the commmunity high standard of Christian Character." Its platform is clean sports, clean rob. clean scholarship and an living.

Members representing nine Hi-Y Chapters from Q.C.H.S. and Prince of Wales College came to-gether under the devotional theme of ."Chriat Our Pilot." Centered on ' ” of Warner the dsv ' ened with the singing of the HM!

Our Pilot" was read by John

worship period.

rally the memb from their three delegates to the seventh Canadian Ill-Y Asumbly at Lake Conchlching. Ont. Wayne Macponald, Gan Partridge and Ronald Storey. Miss MacDonald and Miss Partridge related events of the assembly and in particular the Fire of Friendship service and resolutions adopted that will guide Hi-Y policies in Canada for the nexttwoyears.RonStorcya ka on Ill-Y as no international ris- tisn movement and the place and responsibility individuals have In it. He left a stirring challenge with the members to live and uphold the purpose of Bl-Y.

The social part of the evening consisted of singing, dancing and refreshments. Club maatora prea- eni were Miss Ruth Boswell. Bruce Ilodslal. Gordon Baht and Mr. and Mrs Charles Ballam.

Ill-Y is the ofncial T.M.c.A. pro

' period op-

hymn "Create, Maintain. Esiand." This was followed by Scripture read by Hughis Macbcan and a by Connie Davies. With a color slide of the famous painging projected in a candle-light atmos- phere. an interpretation of Christ

Fielding. The .Ill'l!lllS of. "Jesus. Savior. Pilot Me." by six HI-Y girls and the hymn "Guide Me Oh Thou Great Jehovah" closed the

During the program part of the s heard reports

Postal Employees Elect Officers

SHERBROOKE. Que. (CPl- Dan Cross of Kingston. 0nt., was re-elected president of the Cana- dian Pastal Employees Asaocls

here during the weekend. Mrs. Chris Waymark of Cal- gary was elected president of the

John. NB.

included Mrs. Ruth Tyner..Fred- cricion. first vice-president: Mrs. Godfroy Cote. Sherbrooke. second vice-president.

New Luftwaffe Takes To The Air

MUNICH (Reuters)-The first

ihree planes of the new West Ger- man ftwaffe, with newly- pain black iron crosses on wings and fuselage, took to the air Monday. The aircraft. as L-IBN a To tralnar and a T4! jet trainer by the United states. were from the U.l. air base at Pnsrueafeldbruck. near here. by tlInaofthcflrstl0Gcrmanpilota It complete M Staining. The pilots. veterans of Luftwaffe were taught by 11.8. sateen. hey will is

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Oolough, executive assistant to the l

tlon (CLCl at the conclusion of the organisation's a n n u al meeting

association's women's auxiliary no succeed Mrs. Mabel Dean of Saint

other auxiliary officers elected

m X.

eons. Others in the picture, left MacDonald. to right. Vic Runts, Rev. MD Dunbar. s.-r. Green and W. Blair

Guardian Photo

Professor Thinks He Has Age Of Universe Fixed

HAMBURG (Reuters) - The first day of creation was about five billion years ago, a professor

Coveheacl Rood Contract Awarded

Matheson and Macmillan were yestcrtiay awarded the contract of subgradlng and placing 1,000 yds of sandstone per mile on a 2.2 mile stretch of road from Covehead to Marshall's Pond. Their tender was for 83.870.

other tenders received were as follows: Curran and Briggs. 36.63); Morrison and Mocllae, 36.000: Poole and Beer. 34.460; Earl M. Ramsay. 33.000. The tenders were opened at noon by Hon. J. George Macltay. Minister of Highways. Present for the opening were Hon. B. Earle MacDonald, Provincial Secretary - Treasurer. Mr. E. K. Kennedy. chief clerk for the Dep- artment of Highways and several of the interested contractors.

told a scientific congress bean Monday.

Prof. Albrecht Unsoeld. a Ger- man astro-physicist. ,said scl- entists had been able to fix this date with a "comparatively small" margin of error - about 150,000,000 years each way.

lie told the German Society of Biologists and Physicians that two things enabled scientists to work out the date:

1. The speed of the spiral nebulae (luminous gaseous or siellar matter) which areburllng away into outer space from a gigantic explosion which scien- tists believe produced the uni- verse.

re. Mrs Me uai Ilyne, . P. Boy. Bcwbieaipz Mn. Mllllally. Mrs. Camp . Mrs.

Rushes. Mn W- Murphy. Sick: Mrs. Arsenauli and Mrs. Mcquaid, Lunch committee for the October 10th meeting is Mrs. J. Lawlor. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Hynes and Mrs. Hay.

Addressed Rotary Club Yesterday

Henry B. Maclrean. originator of the hiaclaean method of writ- ing. was guest speaker and en- tertainer at the weekly luncheon meeting of Rotary held at the Charlottetown Hotel yesterday.

Mr. MacLean, who resides in Vancouver but comes to Char- lottetown each summer to visit relatives and enjoy the old home atmosphere, demonstrated rhythm writing and also entertained with sleight of hand. He was intro-

2. By working out when nat- urally radioactive elements were produced. This can be done with

activity has been lost. Such elements lose radioactivity at a known rate.

Unsoeld said scientists believe

everything produced tem atursa of 10,000,000 degrees centi- grade.

Since the explosion the uni- versc. according to Einstein's the

omsy. has been constantly expand-

Nasser Makes Counter-Move In Note To U.N. On Suez Issue

By ARIIUR GAVBIION

LONDON (API-Egypt charged Monday that British and French actions in the Suez Canal dispute threaten world peace and ask for urgent United Nations curbs on them.

Egypt's President Nasser thus made his diplomatic counter- move 48 hours before the Security Council meets in New York to hear the request Britain and France made Sunday for UN action on Sues.

Egypt's manoeuvre to avoid the role of defendant at Wednesday's UN meeting apparently caught the British government by sur- prise.

The French-British request for

red to Egypt's seizure of the canal July 3 as unilateral action in violation of the Suez Canal of 1888. That convention assured freedom of passage through the canal for all nations.

EGYPTIAN CHARGES The Egyptian note to the Secur-

powers. particularly France and

ions violations of the c the United Nations."

These actions were not spoiled

Hippo Drinks Cocktails

The jungle is changing when the Mpg; drinks martinis and a pet dog, Elephants an ad sweets and pineapple! and witch doctors I10 antibiotics t;dfn'a't their tints. I 0500' T9. in "Safari in The ", the story of a 4.- &-rnllaA 13::

an-hast s. It Get

fty Council asked it to consider "actions against Egypt by some

the United Kingdom. which con- stitute a danger to international peace and socurlu and are

out. But Egypt has turned heavy criticism on the French and Brit- ish military buildup in the Madl- terranean. particularly on the

cd Dritlah Isle of Cyprus. lines the

canal dispute arose.

Egypt also has attacked an ori- ginal ll-power plan for interna- tional control of the canal as a declaration of war. That plan has been watered down to a Suez Canal Users Aasociatio . Egyn has not yet reactad officially the milder users plan.