Joint U.S.-Canadian1Trade1

Comm. Meels Second Time

advising Scots to take

mag and economic problems that son likely will be chairman of the tariff negpgieations that are to take mlght cause friction between the meeting. other Canadians will in- place in neva ear next year M, countries. elude Trade Minister Howe. Agri- and the future for Trade officials said today the culture Minister Gardiner or Fish- ..ln item on the agenda will he cries Minister Sinclair-and Finance lg. U.S. wheat disposal program Minister Harris. ,hlcl, the Canadian government Under its 81.000.000.000 surplus llu criticized as interfering with food disposal program. the U5. wmmerlcll markets for Canadian is giving away some wheat tree and selling some for local curren- cies. At last year's meeting. the U.S. government pledged that its irogfam will not infringe on com- iercial markets. However. Mr. llowe informed the ')I'flIn0IIS a few months ago that ,, agree to a firm date. he U.S. has been using its disposal ' arogram in some commericol mar- l-s.ii1s0N CHAIRMAN .ket which have reduced or halted The mm meellllg wllll held lll lpurchases of wheat from Canada. fllflillgfzfllegdiiff agfeel-lgstl, (311: HAVE OTHER PROBLEMS gime of prohibition was defedted Q vnccting at least once a year Trade officials said that in ad- 011' 01 1c911'1"1'5 '"91"1'1 ”P0"-5 Stale Secretary Dulles will head ditlon to the disposal problem, Ca- I5 1155- 59'1" 1'e1"59d 19 My 199' the Anlcrlcan delegation which will nadians may appeal to the U.S. L"1"1l5l1151' ""1955 1C913"d 1mP""9d

I iifovoud permanent body for the General - Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.

rushing a pipeline to carry ualer lish. .

l BRIEFS INVITED

t. 'l;:ig and place of the second ses- lm of the joint U.S. -Canadian nude and economic committee we mrinunced by the external affair department which had been trylr r,,r months to get the America-

Iceland is a country illustrating

the effect of international co- ordination of effort on the alcohol t' problem. lceionpl bad prohibition r! at one period. but through the act ion of two other countries this re-

IIIE ROYAI COMMISSION '; ON

CANADA'S ECONOMIC PROSPECTS ORIENTAL BAND TAKES PART IN PARADE l

i will commence public hearings in Charlottetown. 24th of October.

on Saturday are seen as they lown Saturday afternoon. It was ”spectacular". lead the officers and Nobles in a tcrmed by Mayor Stewart aal gtreet parade held in Charlotte lip

1);-eggea the garb of the East. the Orienta Band which accom-

Barierls Film Lab.l panied the Philae Temple PIFHG9

l sieve M-ris no school imi ARTHRITIS-RHEUMTISM A

lltusticot: 1. Patricia Gauthier, 2 i

City and Cenlrall

international trade was evident when France strongly supported Spain in this action. The temperance sentiment is strong in Iceland. Out of a popu- RUV5 1'Ax1'1-3131 R550 R559 - l a members of tem er- Dancc horiuiie Hail, every "ewe re. . p ' l .....M"" i::::'.:::::"i:.s..;":.."l::;..'r Results Of Gra e X a. Mary viiiii riicii Exriiiiiiiii 1 "E Wm "tr 8 W": - - - - ...:.i:::2r.:.8:..ic”:”'.s.,:i.mill . I Cll'.T t"G' 'Pha l Ii,,pet reaty ore merlcans I E . . " llllr,lllIgxlll;l'i;il;lll)scllalgienlopsslgsarllsl lnlg8gep)l:L rmacl open am were Bppralsed Dl the lllcl that illle Dixoa. Mary Elizabeth AS a pllllllll sel,l,ll,ll lll all relldl .l..,...sltion. Sable and white.-apply a huge new air base was beins 'a'”” "mi

l l , , ers of this aper. a new 44-page. - . V : qlralhnairn Clyde River. "NOTICE" - All arl-ears oi tax lconslrucled ,1-1-hulel in northwest Tho following results or I the they are rccclvedl lilnhi lsummuwsldel H,gl,u school .1. lllgllly llluslfaled lmoll an Mlllrll consider:-rl by tho Comlnlsslon arc the following I ' I 95 0Wll18 ML A1131” 5011001 K1m1”Greenland. To const"i'" this 'so" Grade X1 Provincial hxanllnal-lrelafyl Pl 1119 M31111 ' liillcen SIla'eIt, calherine Mil-l us and mreumaiisrn will be mallerll ll lllllll.lllall.d lll.l.l.lllllllll.llul -l,l an supply

l-.li'.C. ENTRANCE - The Pnly pay on or before August z8,l(a, above lh,-Arctic clrclel five -0,” were released Saturday lbylExamlnlng Board. ligan, 3. Catherine Callback. ABSOLUTELY 1.-REE 1,, all who 0, l,llll. malllllllll and l.l,l.l.lu sollwul ll (1 Entrance pass list publish--1955, or such arrears will be hand illwusand men organ ;or mo ,, the Department of Education PRIZE WINNERS

Tignish High School: 1. Palllille' write fol. ill Myers and lzvonne Perry EQUAL, This 1.-REE HOOK llllll. 2. Stella Arsenault, Ii. Auldine '

ex- b plains the causcs, ill-effects and

ed in Tuesday's paper, the name.ed in for collection. lirm-r Murray. Mary's Road shouldl have read: Bruce M u r r a y Gra-

mers with the best industrial equip- Within a few days each studentl The mllgwlng Gr.'.'rlc X1 lstudents ANY EXTRA members lll C merit and technical skill. will receive a record of marks. are awarded prizes liroviilcrl by

tile grovitll lo bc exported in the popu- lation of Canada and changes Hi It:

- - n .- It ' -' d”i lblltiolr . . Th l Ila labored as much The papers were 583 End Wadlby the Provincial Covunmcllt for Arsenau l , . danger in neglect of these pdllllull is r . ll1ln's Road W1" 1" C1""10"e1”w" w151'"'g m 35 gzizniywholllsrs a week at pre- the Atlantic Provinces Examlnlnglhose standing hlgllrl-st in the pro- T119 l0ll0WlnE Dames; ll-9194 by and crippling conditions. It also i 1 attend convention banquet at St. mlllm wages lllldel. the lllllllelvlslllll Board. The leslllls of the cradelvlllcel schoolsl are arranged in lilo cIa5- describes a Sllccessl-lllll. llmvell ct prospects for groutii and change h l1.V(jA(ll-ZMENT 'l'llc cngoge- Dunsliili's Ullivcrsity. Tuesday. '

, r t . Incl in the aminations are not yet 1, Della Gaudet. St. Nlrliolas. 595- C1355 1l11'C1"d95 ll-11059 )V1'0 drugless method of ircaimenil ""'”1 '5 5"""""Ced "1 Marie vm Augusl 9m at 6:30 Standam "me (c)lre.lvrsmxlYel:-lgdnrilil-riber ofmdlecjoholics, gddymfor release. They will lie1Miscoiicill- Hltzh Sviilol 1Sl0(I.00I have passed in all sublet-ts (l:.lig- which has been applied in manyv "'”3- daughl" "1 the late M1" ""11 51'”"1d 1"h”"9 344' 1" 9537 according to Knute Lee one of the published as soon as possible after 2. Ellen Stavebt, Summerslde. 11511: 5139573-l ('e0me1Fy- P1'.V5Kj5- thousand of cases. -We W”1”"" M”L”"v 1”'"""1Y M""da3' "9"1"5- A"5"5l ”1'- M Protestantchaplains stationed there R. R. 3, Sllmmcrsitlc lligh School Chemistry. History. French. Latin This book is yours wlrliour ol'.V0i'll1n"lll'l. P. E. 1.10 Mr- F'rBnli- reservations. . These ,lcol,ollc, went to am icy jrgjjj (s75,oo; 01' Germanh C1855 11 l"l'll"leS COST or obligation. it may be the H" l-i"1?- 50" "”'1'- W11"'"" 30"" land with the promise that there couldlhear the father's voice. Then) 3. Evelyn Mai('I.ill'c. Mnlilaguc. those who have made at least 50 means of saving years of untold 111111" '1MR”5el'l'l'lTl'"1'Tl(l)nmr1”.a”d1 would be no alcohol at the job they would be returned for i:8lllell'l Montague High Svliooi 4511.001 l':ll1lE)01ll;1ll1i: Ftlilslllllllllllliledlnaglirneeilallflll miserl)l:.RIll:)En';OOdl::lt:yl.l Seprlld forl - l.'ll- rs. e. a memo c - 1 - . it o ' ' , . . - ' '. ' our 0 ay. ressg lllllill llltlle place on Spelembell sfll Former site. However. it wasnt long until ears to hear the laughter and C 4. Catherine Milligon Mt Neill s more sublecls. Y

dorm-stir and cxtcnlal markets for Cana- dian production:

ti) trends in prodlu-tivity and standards d living; and

e) l prospt-t-tivc n-qllirt-rill-ilts for Industrial and social capital.

some others wanted booze. So. con- ter. and even subs, oi the iolkslmills, Summersidc High School

NEW! INTERNAL TREATMENT

mull ll”, Vlslllng Wm, Ml. The four cbnpl"l"'. two ”'"test- profanity posters fsuch as those 6, Paulinc Mycrs. Elmsliale. R. l1

tober.

Pnvoasmo Ml Al or Mac I 1 , ll M” l llllll hm, llevlll. been Sewrlllei C0l'P0Fall0h. tlled ll 8 Chaplain Lee was one who fought Now the base is finished and lfllscvond tl.'i.0iJ; third .il0.00i award- Todly.MillydpclolsniaeP:orll;:;cluxgbyimbillsibbiggxi 1 :2 l,l' l flelole llllsl In 'Clllll,ml flshini: lodge here Sunday. vigorously against the degradingl iperalion. having had its full sharcled by lllic Provincial Govt-rnment Ll.l.Sl-ml.'lCl0fll.dlI;IRl;IllI::illlllllle;tt'i;fgllll5slnlallluiy in Iile new Ilitanlai l M llllll llle belllllmlll pastoral The death of the Yafmoulli. N.S-- influences. He helped direct thelof publicity. The workmen vilio dld.lo puplls gtandmg hlghcgl m each i oov

W,lll,l.l, and beaches and "lei IIOTH flnancler WIS Sudden. Christian men who distrlbutedtthe job that couldn't be done. lnllpllblic school are as follows:

Commission's Sol-rotary without delay.

i M Kill th i l ' ibl lace have left Alb to Hi h Schol l Erna o'irii-ii'e'ii'i"s'3ili.'!i:L”i'”L1”l'"'” "'"””'””"”'”""" w'l"G""Mn D'v' LOP" - 1 , - : . it o s w ilpyiggglnilggg pt::5:;ledMre'xl'll':ldlbehilld n.2".”.?:l..l.i.f.'.i'.'”l'.?”liSl h:"5.:2i:.2'.3:l?:iili.:l:?::;iEll!.:;':.;..m33i..3 .11. back in ......'......::., ",, 53...... "w..,..., 3, Ask ,........... .4lilo”:l::;:.l'i;":.tl'i'ii:ll:i'::. W"-"an Mac" I I2. 8 r 1

. . loos of the Mersey Paper Company vi . American homes. Randolph Wendell Matthews. ;jl'll'll91-Vlllltv" l'l:1ll”l ':l'l'l'l:9'15:'c'nllf:l'11'l1lfl'l's1:st Liverpool. N.S. It since has (lieessides preaching. the allplilng Chaplain Lee. too. is with his! Kenslnglon Hitih School: l

lrlolgrnilrbveililte Elaine timlilm company, 562 concession

Monday,Aui:ust8. 1955 The Guardian Page 3

Parts of Scotland; '"l'"f.'S3Lii "i..'if 33”" Fill,-iday ' aths

GOIIQ 1”only lliien absolutely neces

GLASGOW ll.l,l l ll. l an ” There was no report on ,, scllllallll llaw llllllll llllll'"” " the supply of alternative bever- TTAWA P e- llgho anking include Agrieultue Secretary Ban- ministers toreduce import raatrie- Water went on ihe iiiiiion list HEN . ll .0 dlu American cabinet son. Treasury Secretary Humphrey tlans, particularly in oats. barley in Arrnt-har uliagt-. Dunbar-loll ' C T ' T "T lll'l'l:,,,.-, will confer here Sept. 5 and Commerce ” etary Weeks. and other farm products. Sm,-r.l tr-ll...-r. mills mm. ri.-lr-rt up l.().N'I)ON -CPi -e A dlanionn lll A ,,,,,.rlgy attempt to iron out External Affairs Minister Pear- Delegates also may discuss world

Water has been f'lIl oil in Kir ltlara and a pair of ear pendants riemulr. Angus liclliccn i0 p.lii onlc owned by ex-Prince Vsevolv and 6 am. daily, and W0rl(iTl('l odc of Russia were sold for L900 at Lochgllplicad. Artzyilshirtt. arc and ii2l.900 at a recent auction,

Brit-Is are invited from organizations and associatiolls wisllillg to cxlircss views on the prob- able economic don-lopmolit of Canada and on the problems to lvliich it appcars likely to give

Sp!-(:ii'i(-ally Ill0IlI(If'(I alilolig the subjects to be

The Ball Clinic. Dept.l 5262, Ex-l Brit-is must be in writing. At least ten copies. "' ll ""1"" 1" wydme W183" Segurifier Cor mm! to the Dromise. beer was at home. M2500) (Continued on Wise 11' 991510” 5P'1"l-35- M0- or more if possible. slioiild be forwarded. and should Cli3iWl- T0F0"1"- l C P brought in. Soon do ' be- To t the foul ' loo 5. llclcn Bollum Sunlinerside. . relwh "ll. Se(.l.l,tal.). 0f the Commission, Room 400' ENJOY VACA-"ON g. Mr. and Presidenp Dies came a problem. with many jobs rampant in the camp. Chap alll R. lit. 1, Miscoiicht High School ml Brad Locke. 51' Lolllsl Mls. being lost because of drinking. Lee encoulaged the display of anti (s2o.00)

Duly Bllildillliir Ottawa, Ontario, by the 3rd of Oc-

.l CASCAPEDIA. Que. (CF) - l d t C th be. h d 3 dl t lb ted by E. L. Werthcim. ll R.. and Yvlmnc Perry. Tignish. Q N , ;'l"r:l:l.'l ?,:Il1,1,1,'v M::;.,.S2f"il.ltg2:' mmk W911”? K111”m- 70iY93T'0ld ag!l'eatT;lnl:r1tY::.:..AI.” 0 I4 .8: m - Wzsll uForty-second Sirect. NCWlTlgIliSh High S('ll()fil nsj25.no each) d It would Iw lwlllilll ll orgalllzationa and associa- ,,lNlllmlm..l -Brlglllo" Shore. Mrl fonner president of the Royal .1, on . lllgll lgvel, Lulherarl York). Winners of prizcs iflrst 325.00.

tions intending to submit briefs could so inform the

lllllm llll become one of the biggest paper - had other duties, such as conduct- family again. and is teaching at George Clover. 2. Eleanor Mann, rsjj"; mills in the Maritimes. At his lng mid-week meetings. visiting the Luther College, in Decorah. liMH.,.'l. James Mat-I.ezin. A I 7'-'-TTT death he was chairman of the men working on the bulldozers and where he thrills his students with. Kinknra High School: 1 Cllzirlcs P board of the Calgary Power Com- in the shops and quarries. and tales of his months above ihclkoberis. 2. Kevin Farmer. 3. Erir GTSOIIIIS many and a director of lntcrna- delivering messages of the death Arctic Circle. Perhaps he also tells Dnrlcellc. lllgl ,ll.llll Mallnllllald ll, Rllml iional Power. Limited. of some loved one at home. On them what lleltold me: l Miscnut-hc High School 1. Della lllldl llllllllcl ls Ipelldlllll ll" null ll Mr.l Killam joined Royal Seeur- such occasions the mcnwere grate- Of thle millions lol ltllljllnk-flllhdsulln 2audet.l2. Hclcn Bailllm. .1. Mac llllll llll llll, lsllllldl gllesl of Ml” ltles III 1903 when it was formed ful to have the Chaplains support the word. none sarlfl xlvi Thel rscnaui. I I V V ,ll,l.l.lm Kllllvl pnkesl by the present Lord Bcaver- with prayer to God and words from intention of slipping t a l ar. cl Montague HlgIll5l('l'in()I. l. Eu-l3ii ' brook. He became president when the Bible. The chaplains tape re- man who never touches liquor caniMacLure, 2. Wllllam Maclniyrel ill and Mrs. Ben Mayne, sum. Beavcrbrook went to Britain. corder was usually kept busy in never becomea drunkard. The sen- 3. Kenneth Maclntyre. V ,,,l.,.,,,,,lll Bl C” recently spem . survivors include his widow. the transcribing "talking let ters”. slbie thing is to leave it alone. My O'l.cary High School: 1. l-Jwm ll,.,.kl ll”. guest,-of Mr. mm M". farmer Dorothy Johnston of Mont-'whlch the men mailed home to stay in the arctic has only in-lEdward Wallace. 2. Hillard Mac-

r;,.,,,.u luaynel Emenld. real and two sisters.' ilonesome wives and children who tensiiled that conviction." lkinnon. 3. Willard MaL'Klilnnll. m77

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lCENTENNiAL HISTORIC PAGEANT EXHIBITION GOLISEUM

MONDAY & TUESDAY, August 8th & 9th AT 8.30 P. M.

Admission, Adults 50c-Children 25c

in. loving memory of my father linmt-I Malone who passed away an -Alliillsl it, 1954. ' i To a father loving and kind No menu ilk! him on earth we'll

find

For all of us he did his best. ""1 xrant him eternal rest.

-llways remembered by son Sit-linen.

1

i I lit sad and loving memory of i I Ilrnr father and grandfather. l1 I i

Daniel M” g ml lllhl mine. who died Alix

Today our thought: they on go back,

l1;l" Just one you um

hen our amUes were turned to tears '

lily a sad and bitter blow.

Anrll often sit and think of you

A ll talk of how you died.

" to think Ion could not say goodbye

10"? you closed your eyes. F. l r r remembered by h It. llltliighler. Marnie. Leo and Fam- - .. l i

mi? l

'1" "1"n0l'! of I dear :l"a'l1:":l4l I nd Father. Daniel till. liiitwho Mud '"y A"""

0" "" ill Passed since we l'l'l-ly ion - Father an and

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ll On Monday night prior to the Page ant the Band of the Royal Canadian l' Corps of Signals and Trlimpeters will present in Concert starting at I l .

Tickets avadahie at -

Centenniai information Iootil, corner of Queen and Grafton: Milton's Old Spain: Johnny's Mayfair. The Rendezvous.