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value no He would have told us. us could not touch a ‘Ilia comfort us. l-le wo any fear than hide He would have us matter tears. ht

no more tnifisance. Christ 3N not even do ynthqt brave

E.

gusg of modern we spelsk often of "rat-

I Symon)" our conduct"—in other

evilngf

ed ourselves into believing miutlieere is a kind Cfghin 110ml! to take care of us. he crki 5 lthese ople say) are t. us a n of card ard refuse from "he brutal facts." d %,”"?,‘.;'?.°.°“°“.a...". 8°C ti?’ 52.; u.n ou . into all re glon. Truthissometlmels very harsh and is there or: unwe- come. The advertisements be: till-Phil- met resorts say 11011008 I t“ 9 black files. We are gulltvp“ can]? ions-all except our Lord. o; the simple truth. He declar w o gujy that following Him wou u as if a man were about to comrg ‘mam his own mo‘: m gallows, He never spread r0 dawn h1g1,- thc rocks. If God were a m 1 no would have told us. If youm s jolly, manhood nothing more an ,5 struggle, and old age onlymn re- morseful ream. He would 1 $140 ‘inforzned us-even itidiltiéitnf; t ti‘- Christ would rather de u‘ rut rm... live with a lie. Ln the ones Y He reassured us of the goodness .and everlasting mercy of G00,

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. ‘flhe services in Trill-lb‘ U519“ munch on Sunday. February 17th. mere conducted by the Minister who spoke, at the morning serv- gm on "The People's Worship based upon the wonderful story on ma provision made by the chil- dren of Israel during their 10118 Journey from ESYPt to the 0mm" 15m land and how each person, no matter how small or how great their capacity, was urged by their leader; to participate in the es- tablishing o! the means of was; ship. me Minister the necessity of each person, no matter how suiall their gifts may be. participating in the support of all means of worship and study so that our Christian faith and teaching may increasingly become the foundation and life in 011i‘ rommunity and in our nation. The choir sang the .Anthem,

BIRTHS

‘MACOABTHY - Born It St. Bar- tholomew's Hospital. land. FebJGJoMP, andMraG. .. MacCarthy, nee Wilma Hynes, a daughter.

_.lENKlNS--At the nursing homo of Mrs. N. W. MacKinnon Cross Roads, ‘nn Feb. l5, 1M5, to r. and Mrs. Gilbert Jenkins, Mount Albion a son.

DEATHS

BAMSAY -At New Glasgow. Nova Scotla, on Feb. 16, 1946. Mrs. Thomas E- Ramsey of Summer- iliidte. aged 79 years. Fimeral notice - a er,

In Memos-lam

ln Io memory of Daniel D nnln F bru- ..", ...'.~.i'.." W" ' '" ' When eve shades are fallug

And l am siting all alone In my heart there comes a longing ll you only could come borne.

0ft and ofi my thoughis do wander a; your grave not far away. hen t ey laid yon dearest hus-

Just two years ago today. gtivinfly Iunnembered by His Wife. ' i“ e

In Memorials:

In lovingjmory of Illlnnlrox 3., IIUGIII who departed this Illa February l8. 1M0. Inset-led film-WI“ and 2-10-11,

V. D. MacLear unosaraaan .

EMRALMPIR Ilarth Wlltshllvs (hen I40

Qarlatleloroaal

ll. J. IIIBCI ‘

orrouarawr "We: no Barbie Chasm

y uoausaanal. Ulla noun: lsllLI Malina.

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a ssluttering candle. with v mus -

“The King of Love My Shepherd lf-Bhelley. M1‘. Rioy 5n and Mrs. W. G. Silencer tools the mio parts.

At the msming service we were very happy to welcome the Brown- iel and QllP-lfll and the Cubs and Scouts together with their lead-

ere.

At this the beginning of a spe- cial week in which the Scout and Guide movement will have a prom- inent place 1n the thought of our community.

In the evening the Minister preached on "The Eternal fright." The choir chose as their Anthem "0 For A Thousand Tongues." and the music for the day was indel- the direction of Mn. Keith Rogers.

Photo above, was made through the huge telescope at the Yerkes Observatory at Wlliams Bay. Wis. and shows a distant star known as "T Coronas Borealis" (arrow). during outburst of atomic energy similar to than-made variety that reduced Hiroshima and 14038881!!- Btar appears brzlliant and huge compared to its pin-point neish- bors. Outburst occurred hundreds of years ago. nissibly 1000, scien- tists say. They explain that it takes that long tor flash to travel through space tr. earth.

swan. sncTrt-rfir Snails can go without food for

about four months by living on the reserves in their tissues.

The term baker's dozen dates back to early days ln England when tradesmen, fearing antl- fraud lews, gave l3 articles to the dozen.

Russian brides used to wear seven gold wire rings, joined with a single diamond, to indicate their

This column reserved for new». of local interest. out advcrlisiles: sf a newly nsinre may he Insert

at live cents a word. strictly pay. able in slvanoa.

CRASWELL for photographs.

FOB JEWILLIIY REPAIRS see Crockettls. 1-21-tf.

COOK'S for Photographs.

TONIGHT, hear Leslie Holmes, 8.30 P. M. Admission 50 cents. i 2-

Dl. BABIETT has taken over! the dental office, formerly occu icd by Dr. Ayers who recently retg-ed,‘ and is now o n for ractise. Dr. Barrett serve with t e Canadian. Dental Corps, 5 years and 8 monthsJ 3 years overseas. 2-13-15-18-31.

DB, J. A. CLARK, chairman of the Trustees of the Prince Edwardi

expansion CPCY immediately six o'clock news broadcast this evening

‘FUNERAL or‘ MB. PICKAIII- The funeral of the late J.. Russell Pickard was held yesterday aftcr- noon from his residence. 110 uston Street. Services were

Bim-

E con- ducted at the home and rave by Rev. T. E. McLe-nnan. nterment

was in the People's Cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. G. F. Hutchison. Malcolm McSwain, Fred Chandler. John Turner, Percy

‘Moreside and Louis Stewart. ‘

FUNERAL SUNDHY _ 111-.- m... oral of the late Mrs. Henry Mar- Konzle was held yesterday after- noon from the United Church at St. Peters. Services were ronrluct- cd by Rev. D. Wallace MJcPhen. son. The pallbearers wore Mcssrs.' Rov l'"l.-'ilnc, Edward Quiclov,| Alox O‘!~Innle_v, Thomas Leciwell, Freemafl. Leslie: Thomas Anderson. Interment was lll Midgell cemetery.

CHILDREN HOLD PARTY __ Betty Courlv, Lucillc Phllcs, Hilda Ross and Theresa Steel held n party yesterday evening at the home of Mrs. John Coady. 55 Dor- chestci‘ Street. The little glrlsl npencd their party with “God Save the King" and closed it with "May Aulri Acqunlntancn Be Forgot." Hilda Ross and Doris Goody on- tertoined their friends at the piano.

PRESENTATION MADE - Mr. Robert Arsenauit of Edward Street. who ls taking a position with the Sununerside Pioneer. was surprised Saturday by the management and former feilowemployees of the Charlottetown Guardian. As a

leather club bag. accompanied by‘ the best wishes for success in his new job

RECEIVES sap NEWS -—Mr. J.. A. Lawson city received the sad news Saturday nlglht that his mother, Mrs... John Lawson of Mar. don Ranch Meeting Creek, Alberta had assed quietly away in the Stett er lospital, Mrs. Lawson. who was in er elghtieth year. visited her son and his family here twelve years ago, She was a woman of sterling character and charming personality and during her stav made many friends here who will learn with regret of her death.

.. sscorrrsn CONCERT.— r. 0. 0, F. lfall, Montague. February 20th. Auspices St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church Choir. Also one act

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. . i, _ _ BYRON NELSON

GOLF by BYRON NELSON

Guardian of the Cull +¢0+0+O

mark c,f the esteem in which he! was held. he was presented with a‘

JlililPYr Nerves

For more than 82 yasii I690 Eablets have been helping to build IID run-down, tired. nervous man- Woman and children roused by a leek of Vita»- mlns A and D and oaaent-lal mini-all.

got lull and D.

lTo make doubly sure you benefit of healthful Vitamin A DIVDertlsI contained in IeCcfl T%

Clinical research proved that vitamins work batlnr in the praaanea of minerals —that's why you should iaaiat on Ic- (lofa — the original and nnulne IsCW l lhblsts. Bold at all dro: Itnsal on a money-back Ivar-antes.

I KNIGHTS 0F COLUDEUS BOWLING Hot Shots meet Atomics at ‘l oclock tonight; Rov- ers play Cubs for special prise. 9 o'clock, Red Wings play Bomb- shclls and Bruins ‘meet Free

I-rench for specs pr le- 2401i.

FUNERAL 0F MRS. MANSON- The funeral of the late Mrs.. Char- les Manson was held Sunday 11""- noon from the MacLcan Funeral Home. Services were conducted by Rev. J.. T.. lb . Burial was the Peoples Cemetery. The pall- bearers were: C. A. 1.. en, George Ryan. R.. Kemp. A. J.. Ilaslam, A.. J.. Warren and Char- les Snow”

Clamor For Reds-To Leave Manchuria

By SPENCER MOOSA

CHUNGKING, Feb. l7 - (AP) —-Chou En-Lai, China's No. 2 Com- munist, declared today "the sooner Soviet forces withdraw from Man- churio the better," thereby adding his voice to a rising national clamor in Chungking.

The Communist who helped ne-

CARDINAL McGUIGAN

(Continued from Page 1)

‘men- broke bread limcheo tendered cardinal-designate.

‘tended b Roman Catholic dignitar- ies of sx nationalities, was given by the Chinese Catholic Culture Association in Rome's elegant Grand Hotel.

When the good-natured, iplnk- checked Archbishop of Toronto was introduced by the shy. soft-woken I“ bishop who will join him this week in the College of Card- llilll. they clasped hand! warmly. They fumbled in an effort to let together on languages, finally sett- ling for English which Bishop Tien

Slfiwly and laboriously. 'I‘he greeting over. the two sat on a divan and chatted amiably.

mrlier James Farley. 1011118!" United States post-rnstor-general who came here with Cardinal-desa ignate Spellman of New Yolk. greeted Archbishop McGulgan.

Italian waiters served a man-size lunch of eggs, conscmme, chicken. $005K 111mb. ice cream, cakes, red and white wine, and sweet chsm.

‘Dame in which toasts were ex-

changed Both cardinals-designate drank sparingly but ate heartily Afterwards Archbishop McGuig- an said: “I wish to give thanks for this distinguished honor of meeting for the first time the cardinaldfl-

=1 ate of Chinzenwihlio cach na-

ton is pleased at the recognition given by the Holy Father no na- tion was there which received wider or more universal acclaim than the noble nation of China when news of the elevations came from the Eternal City.

"Our hearts all tum to China which suffered before all the other nations and which still suffers. I know that Divine Providence. com- scious c-f the grace and merits of the Chinese, will help China . I know that Divine Providence watches over the Chinese people and the Chinese geopie will play a noble part in the istoliv of the world."

ST. LAWRENCE-

(Contlnued from Page l)

zotiate China's intcrnal truce saidh however, in an interview that hlS| party was not o enly agitating] for Russian with rawal lest the, people suspect the Communists; honed io fill the resulting vacuunu.

He insisted thc Communists had no objections to the movement of Government tro ps into Manchurla. to restore Chin so sovereignty but: that if an estimated 300.000 pro- Communlst or Communist-led i troops in the vast territory were, attacked "somethinz is bound to| happen." i

A Communist spokesman here Saturdav said fighting between thesa Communists and Govem- ment troops already was in pro- gress in Mnnchuria, but Chou made no reference to the report.

Pope Pius Opens Consistory Today

BY EDIVTIFD LAURA

VATICAN CITY, Feb. l7 —(AP)' -P0pe Pius tomorrow will bestow the rank cf cardinal upon 32 pre- lates, including one Canadian and the primate of Hungary, who is to bc flown here at the last minute to participate in this week's con- sistories.

Archbishop Josef Mindszenty has been granted Russian clearance from Hungary and is scheduled to‘ leave Budapest. carly tomorrow! morning in a United States Alrl Transport, Command plane The I-tallan news agency Ansa reported Saturday the Russians had denied clearance to the prelate.

Archbishop Mindszent 20 of his fellow cardinaYs-designate in Rome for the ceremonies. ‘Two others cannot attend because of ‘ ill heolth-Alchbishops Jules-Ger-| and Saliege of Toulouse, France and Johannes dc Jong of Utrecht. the first Dutch prelnte to be elev- ated since the reformation.

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a week starting today in the

Papal nuncios in France and , , the Netherlands will deliver the in-I sigma of office to the ailing pre- lotes, who will be required to make| n trip to Rcme within a vear. I

'l‘omorrow’s secret consistory, opens five days of elaborate and‘ colorful ceremonies.

The Pope will address the con- <istory in Latin for probably not longer than 20 minutes. rcvicwln church affairs during t-h-e cventfu . since the last consistory in

Continuation 0f lFarm Labor Plan To Be Discussed

OTTAWA, rub. 1s _ The Dominion Government is consulting with the prqvlncgs n; determine whetncr they desire a continuation of the wartime plan,

(CPJ

0t Federal-Dominion CO-Upcratlur, 0n farm labor. Arthur MttcNam-i of Labun.

ara, Deputy Minister said today.

The war program provided for close co-opcratlon in locating farm ‘ Labor and making it mobile to meet seasonal needs in different parts of the country The no. minion gave financial old to thc provinces for the organization of. recruiting. placing and transfer-! ring workers. Eixpei-ses were shar-I ed equally. I

In addition the Dominion estab- lished a fund of 8300.000 to meet‘ the cost of interspmvincial trans- fers. Under the transfcr plan workers from Eastern Canada were made available to assist in har- vesting western grain and workers from the Prairie Provinces were moved to Eastern Canada and British Columbia to aid in har- vesting fruit. and other crops.

LII‘! OI‘ SAGE

Confucius is believed to have been born in China in 0H B. C. and to have died in 410 8.0.

0TH or LOGIC

One of the rtsnt contribu- tions of the Cree to humanity

was a system of logic.

FEW ENlMll-IS i Only a few hundred of more than 600.000 species of insects known are enemies a man-

] pretty much

they are less interested in the deep- ened channel of the river than in the colossal volume of hydro elec- tric pcwr which will be generated

at the i , ‘cctsd power plants which will be Leased only 50 miles from Ottawa

Both Quebec and Ontario have a vital stake in the potential power of the river. and are said to be in agreement with the Federal Government in the form which the development vic-uld take Like the State of New York, the two Canadian provinces who have power rights on the river might even be willin to forego the deep waterways port on of the plan provided the power development

1 goes thmugh

An external affairs official as- sured The Guardian's correspond- ent that lcgislatlon in favor of the St. Lawrence plan will be brought to Parliament by Prime Minister King in his capacity of Minister of Extemal Affairs. as soon as the OOngreSs of the United States has approved it.

ONE suRvF/Uii- fContinued-frdm Pagel H

Louis J. David, Brooklyn. NS.. George Andrew Fitzgerald o.’ Yar- mouih. Thomas Vincent Bartlett. of Arcadia, N.S.. George Pcndrick of Varmouth, Joseph Jucqum-Il of Yarmoutlt. and engineer William

=Henry Logan of Granville Ferry.

N.S., and the Mrs. Jacquard.

Tells Stirring Story Capt. Elk, from his hnsniiril bcrl.

told the stirring story of how ihc coastal craft spranr: a plank off

ship's stewztrdess,

IGrand Mnnnn Island and the mem-

bers of her crow wc-rc given the order to abandon shin in the dark- ness lust hcfore dawn.

Thev escaped only in ihc cloth- ing ihoy wcrc wearing and a few blankets. Mrs. Jacquard was wrapped in those hut ltosvv scas s-rrent over the lifeboat. snakln‘: cverythinrz and seriously thrcntan- in" to capsizc tho tinv cmft.

Prozrcss was slow cvcn at the start and was further curtailvil by ‘we that formed nn all sifles of the lifeboat. Mrs, Jacquard survived for nczwlv l2 hours and just as the Nova Scolln coastline was sight- cd she crfllmnsori. dcclnrlng “its too much I can" make it."

Cont. Peters, 52, had served on the Vermouth in Saint John run for‘ 2'1 years l-hrl hcrl nnlv r-‘ccni- ly rciolncd his shin aftcr two months illncss. Capt. Ells had been relieving him,

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this capital.

However. amid a ivcnlth of ru- tor and speculation which arose the wake of Mr. Kinsis slate- mcnt. Canadian Press reporters izlcancrl this information from au- lil""'f"9t\.'f‘ sources!-

l, Thr- foreign power lnvolvccl is Rwsia.

2. The round-up of persons im- plicated is continuing "nmrc or loss" throughout. lhn Dorniitiim and. Rs onc closc lo lhc Mm‘ hut it, "thou-ck nn u-ay of ‘cllln: wiicn or whore it will c-nrl." .

8. Information pnsscd to Mos- I-nw through the ring included “everything a spy would he In- tcrcsicd ln" — secrets of lhr-

5':

atomic hnmh, radar. military twoapcn tlcrclopmenls. lltc Mus- kox EYIYVHUOH and Junadus

economic llfc.

4. Somc of those lmplicatcd found themselves trapped into nrovlding more information through a syslcm of "Interna- tional hluc mail" hv which thcy were. ihrca cncd with disclosure that thcv nrcvlnusly N!" WP‘

plied information, cven though I _ _ _ .

todaé ‘at a the anmdian The luncheon and reception. at»

me CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN CENTRAL cusnnunl Don't Iiave

HE ladies sometimes flattering light of candies. But most people, oven if they could gel far greater illumination from candles at far less cost, would prefer electric light.

venience. cleanliness and

can be sure of light and

To Go Back To Candles?

Considerations of health, “

become more important to the modem way of life than the factor of cost.

Nevertheless. it costs money lo survey new power sites, harness waterfalls, and build transmission lines. so that when you flick e switch or set s thermostat you

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innocently.

There still was no official word -not even a hint—-of the number being detained for questionmir. many of whom were described by Mr. Kim: in his statement as "in- nocent instruments," in the game of intrigue who likely will be re- leased after interrogation and warning. Ono high source indicat- cd Royal Canadian Mounted Polite investigations were being marl»: “more or less" across Canada al- though he was not ln s position to name cities. However, he did specifically deny a report some ner- sons had been picked up m Ed- monton and spiked another report that investigations were “being mado et the RAF. Ferry Com- mand.

It was known those detained were helng brought to Ottaivs and housed in the big, rambling R. C. M. P. barracks on the outskirts of suburban Rockcliffe. The nerve centre of the investigatldh was the rloSPly-Kllflfdfifl ninth floor of the Wellington Street justice bulld- intz. Armed guards were station- ed outside the ninth floor eleva- tor and any who sought access were politely but flrmlv refused.

Statement Fla-m Canadian Legion

'I‘.hc following statement has been handed to the press by the

local branch of the Canadian Leg- i0

112 "The attention 0f the Canadian legion B. E S L. having been ctr-awn to the appointment of Mr. A. H. Mould as Business Manager of the Prince Edward island Hos- pital. the Legion Executive wish to state that they were duly con- sulted by a representative of the Board of Trustees of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. “Follotvlng careful consideration at the qualification; necessary, to meet the demands of a Business Manager of such an Institution. both as to Administration and gen- eral Supervision they were of the new that a no more suitable ap; pointment could have been made. ' F. Smith Secretary, for mccntive Cdn. Legion B. E. S. L.