MAXIMS. - MAXIMS . Q, A A 0! A MERE MAN ' MERE MAN

Well done is better than well said.

Read by Everybody Like the Dew" , -J ' . . ."'..;::":.. '"."...'.':'.:..': . CI-IARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1953 "' ”""""" "" ”""'

REVEAL PRODUCTION or ll- llolvllr null ELY Sillli'3lIll 0 England Has Revolutionary 5”" 5'"l"'

New Plowing Champion. . . . Nations Can", Polatollarvestlng Machine Have Supply

By mxron c. ray :f,lfu,,',ff”i' "d M '""" "” "" WASHINGTON, (AP)-The amid ,-

hydrogen bomb may tum out to be so cheap and simple that al- most any country will be able to produce an arsenal of them in a few ysars.'

That word seeped out Thursday as President Eisenhower met in a three-hour session with his na- tional security council. the com- manders and civilian chiefs of the

Actions lie louder than wanna.

carrier Oharlotmon, anions-use mac 3' P.ll.I. ima other Provinces and u...

World Chief i Guide Arrives In Province

o"i'rAWA. Sept. 24 - (special) .. A new potato harvester which is operated by one person and em- lvldies revolutionary design is be- ing manufactured by an engineer- my company of Bury st. Edmonds. Elllzllmd. and will demonstrate its. capabilities on Long Island, N. Y.. this autumn.

Called the Bhotbolt. the har- vestser not only digs potatoes but

Potatoes are then sprayed with clean water as they travel by con- veyor to a trailer drawn along- side. This cleans the potatoes and at the same time maintains correct density of the suspension in the tank. stones and clods picked up by the machine are removed by a rod-linis elevator and deposited on

' . th (1. lllighlh tllheem Ilfolrltdll ad: rksgtdltmmodala of the new potato iarmed mm” "'5 0 ”mm”""' "1 rhain type diggers. and any of harvester have not been exported ”M"” 0” d'.fe"" ” ll” mm” the standard type of digging from Britain. Next year. however, Am"1”" ””"i,m”"'

No information was released as

models will be shipped to both Canada and the United States. Makers of the machine claim it will cover from three to three and a half acres a day and that no skinning or cutting will result on normal 'pata.toes. .

Demonstration models of the shotbolt will probably be shipped next year to potato-growing cen- tres in Eastern Canada and the United States.

shares may be used. Depth can be controlled by a screw adjustment while the machine is on the move.

Potatoes, clods. stones and tops come over a rod-link chain and pass through an air stream main- lained by a fan on the front of the machine. The potatoes together with any stones, tops or bits of sod drop into a tank containing ll suspension of earth in water with a specific gravity above that of

Former W. I. Supervisor- Receives -025,000 Bequest

was the widow of the late John A, MacMlllan. founder of the Day-

to what took place. The extraor- dinary nature of the session was attested by the fact that more than twice the usual number at- tended. i

of primary concern. obviously. wasRussia's position in the atomic arms race. and United States abil- -' ity to unleash retaliatory action if . the Soviet Union should start wa with hvcirogen bombs.

But it was the amazing progreu in development of H-bombs for the American arsenal that stirred alarm.

The new plowing -champion of Prince Edward Island. Stanley Willis of Cornwall is shown sitting on his tractor yesterday immediately before he commenced plowing in the championship event at the Provincial Plowing Match in Dundas.

Willis, a Cornwall farmer, beat out a 'field of fifteen competitors. as he gave a plowing demonstration which brought high praise from the judge. W. W. Baird, retired Superintendent of the Dominion Experimental Farm at Nappan, N. S.

Cornwall Man Winner 0f la 5- 1;! lowiiis Qeliinionshili ”

echesp" Bombs

Nuclear scientists are on the track of methods for making and exploding hydrogen weapons so simplified and so relatively cheap that any nation with a moderate

'l'Conlinued-oil-l5age 8.(f3l.t3.-

It

With her arms wide open, a jolly smile and wearing her Guide uniform. World .Chief Guide Lady Baden-Powell (center) stepped from the airplane at Charlottetown airport at 4.30 yesterday afternoon. With her. wearing the British Guide tamhwas her travel- ling secretary and companion, Mrs. Hflirold Willglnsori, Guitdeb Crommlssloiner of! Kenygl. Afl t lft. "W11, it '. veg tin o e ere agan." sue so ills”: ld:llil”:tGXl::rg,?og:l1i7:i aft2:Eghde:aigm:w:l'd1 "helleo, helld: toothevchllimllsfionels and a guard of honor formci rmnd, and um ml...-.aln, pl-inc.-, ed at the ramp of the plane..The guard of honor was composed ofp19 Guides an of Wales oquelze went to Denver Brownies from Queens and Kings Counties who had the highest ranks in their compan- C”l0"4” '3 ' lfwnii m'"- 39 died ies and packs. At the airport to greet her were the following commissioners and lead- ""'"l 3”" '3” 1""1"' 0 1"” Miss I. Arsenault. Mrs. John Dingwell. Mrs. J. C.3

Under the will of the late Mrs. Patricia Meyer Macmillan, ad- mitted to probate at Dayton, Ohio on Wednesday. an outright gift of 325.000 was left her niece, Miss Elizabeth Macmillan, former sup- ervisor of Women's Imtltutos in

Largeiihinese Delegation To

ihl Pr i d Dec f ers: Mrs. F. Gordon Hutcheson, Hozseholliv "”i?co?.'3mlc'l”'.t Again gguiz "D”:;',':,',l,'1'”d Wm” in bull Sutherland. Mrs. W. J. Rodd, Miss Suzanne MacKinnon. Mrs. A. G. MacMlllan,p Missl . . ””l"""Y- W”"V”l9- "-3- M”-' Under the term, of Mrs, M.c-;Mary Whiteside and Troop Leader Robert Hutcheson who chauffeured the visiting

Maclvflllan left here 15 years ago

to supervise the Jubilee clulllu in th the youngsters above. asking ”Have you

just from excitement? --Isn';i;. it jolly nice to

Mlllan'a will a :50. per week life-

party. Lady Baden-Powell shook hands wi -time income wast also bequeathed

got a smile? Are you cold from-X. the air,-or

Newfoundland and later was with-to M1,,-hm, m kw M". how 9 , , . . p , , W, . . . . , e. . , . 7-or - mp--,---r-.-v-e . . . . . - - Eitn. , - ,, v A. we ., id. lde. and. -',i.:.0.KY9. nu i-Red Cfhinas m-- -. -. . the sradusl. sinus of his um-vs 1 'nu:,. ;4' H " 4 M yxgg" Blgg by e”, ping radio said Thursday night. a Stanley Willis of Cornwall won gave him I.-finish that wals hard 1 ,Mgf”-J! ml at an wk. , d Hanyrau ' 3 3 eye 2 0W I V: , . .. - iii. 38 I003 - v . ' 4.000-member Chinese delegation the Prince Eawal-d'1ilarid"PlowIxig""tdlhelsE1 A v M l Her husband predeceased her 2) " "Vt " -” - headed by a senior general and Championship yesterday by defeat- Mr. Baird. who has been the

Mlaa Maouillan is,s sister of Mr. Gord Macmillan. practicing law-. yer ' Charlottetown and Mr. Nornfan Macblillan on the, home- sieadiat Alberry Plains. .

Mrs. Patricia Meyer Macuillan

nun..."-

'- including Red army personnel will vlsil Korea soon.

There was no comment from Al- lied authorities as to whether the entry of Communist Chinese in-my personnel would be considered a violation of armistice terms, which specify that neither side can bring in mililury personnel other than replacements.

The broadcast. heard here. aid the delegation would be headed by

ing a field of fifteen contestants in the Provincial Plowing Match at Dundrls. '

Willis plowed what Judge W. W. Baird termed an ideal crown and uniform finish to win the coveted title. with it goes the first prize of 570 and an expenses paid trip to compete in the Dominion Plow- ing Match at Toronto this fall.

The newly crowned champion has not yet decided whether or

judge at the Provincial Plowing iwco-ntinued on.-Plsgfef-iii col. 47

years ago.

The probated will. according to a Canadian Press despatch also announced a bequest to than Miami Valley Hospital of 81,000,000 and several other liberal gifts.

Mayors End

Sliftll ilfurricano ' of Season Reported

t MIAMI Fla.. (AP)-The sixth hurricane of the season sprang up in the Caribbean sea and headed through the Yucatan channel at the western tip of Cuba Thursday. gaining in force as it approached

Lady Baden-Powell Stresses Great Work 0f Guide Movement

through an ideal andjhat movement is fl. stabilising factor for

Bi: Goon n to Yooa menus; Your? ENENES can -(Av: cm: or

Coming Events 0

- th "Friendship. understandirlg and E goodwill are the things the world

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"Dance. Howa'a I-fall. Brackiey

O peso and understanding; Hon. E. Bench. Friday nizht. "'.:.hii"la't:r'mM”lf1”ni;'ed Florence M is crying out for-more than ever culleen. minister of Industry and Geri. Ho I-um: Anduwguid include not he will compete in Toronto. 1'l-lEM3Y.iNES 9 the mun lat-tcr M the M ham. before. said Lady Baden-Powell, Natural Resources, who mt that representatives of various demo- G1enMol.ris5ey 0! Cherry Valley, M "Dance at Gordon Lodge every Wu mow" Wat-nonhwgtwmla beloved World Chief Guide, at a P. E I. 1," never had ,. vlmol. cratlc parties. peoples organism 18-xveamud prime 0, wahs cob Friday night. in 30 mu" 3m hour laatitigtiget lalsxt unllghtlin th: Ch;r- who” work 1, so we" known w tionsl. nmonalli minxoritles. lege sgudent ma lug yea” Island ' . ...... ' 0 Wll O QVBD n er 11 d 1 ; d M. E J h . poop es em on I my. mo . champ” was runnahun Mm. 15- ” "DIEGO, Cardigan HGIII SCHOOL gy 303 Joya); l”l0l'l0l' by the "Pl:0Vll'l9lIl Girl Guide '50:; ogecziyialflgf H1: n-"yo,-'09:, workers and peasants.” 5 y gun-hid in .nother great Direct, (Q-Q 5"-'P”mb" 25”” - Canadian Press Staff Writer ACQUP-rrln or ARON" A'”cl"'l””- udy .B-'P-'- ” '1” tended the world figure an invita- 0 work yesterday and judge Baird V 7-tvd

is affectionately known, arrived late Thursday afternoon by plane for her third visit to the Prov- ince. '

"And so the practice of Girl Guiding is greatly needed today to give high-minded and glorious rer-

afiel'warcls stated that the compe- tition between the two leaders was very close.

For Willis. who has competed in the Provincial Match for if num- ber of years. this is his first Is- land championship. He won his way to the championship class by

tion to return again soon.

At the head table were the Lieut. Governor and Mrs. Prowae;l Hon. Mr. C lien and Mrs. Cul- len; Mr. an Mrs. Johnstone: Lady Baden-Powell and her secretary. Mrs. Harold Wilkinson. Guide

MONTREAL. (OP)-The federal government was told Thursday if it has any money to give the prov- incu in exchange for powers of oomclu m-vim. an 1-nmpum taxation. it is because it is taking

Church at ll a.m. mv. L. s. Wool- "9 NW1 10” "4 OW" WYPOW 1.”, Eu,” wake... r 'If the federal authority has

lllanllifsiiili For Missing Plane

HALIFAX. (cpl:-RCA? Mar-

PORT HOOD, N. S.. (OP) - Austin Fenwick Charters. 46. of Whyoocomagh, N.S., was acquitted on a charge of arson hers Thurs- day.

Twenty-four heard in the

"Dance in Mermaid School. Fri- day, septernber 25th. Fraser's orch- estra. .

WEN! county

witnesses

u"”'dty Africa :

subsidies to offer in exchange for powers of taxation. it is reasonable to believe that it imposes, levies and collects too much for its sa- - oluslvely federal needs." Hon Yves , Prevost. Quebec minister of muni- dmc. mu" Mac cipsl affairs told Canadian mayors. Elmwood. Friday, orcmm... Speaking at a luncheon given by the province in honor of United -cum” we,-y pug" mum, states and Canadian delegates at- South Ruatico Hall. Canteen ur- tending the International Munici- vice. charlottetonians orchestra- pal Conmu. the minister said Quebec does not regard system of federal subsidies as a substitute for a province's financial powers. The luncheon was one of the last functions attended by the mayors. The congress. sponsored by the U. s. donference of Mayors and the Canadian Federation of May- ors and Municipalities, ended offi- cially Wadnesday night. although Canadian mayors hold a business meeting Thursday to discuss plans

' 'Cornwall entertainment and MICDOMM

slides. Bonshaw Institute Hall. Fri-

day gvgntng 359,, fire that destroyed

ncr's house here a

"Barn Quillan's, .

5,” 25m' Bun". BHALFORD (CF)

mill. an Essex coun

ancient monument. year-old mill is stll

"Dance. st. Peters Bay Holy Name Hall, Friday. September 15th from 0.30-l. Chaiason's orchestra.

"Kinkora Hail tonight. See "The Iron Curtain." the thrilling story of Communist plots in Qttawa.

"Until further notice we will do "Won as-lndlns. and mixing at our Kmkora Mill. on Fridays only. 1'.

DIGBY. N. 5-. still is no sign of

court trial before Judge welsford of New Charters was charged following a

Glasgow. Dr. H. Buck-

year I30.

-The Shalford ty landmark. is

scheduled for preservation as "an

But the 300- 1 grinding live-

stock food by waterpowar.

still No sign of End of Liver Epidemic At Iligby

(OP) - There a drop in the

vice to the world." she said to the audience of more than 70 Com- missioners. Guides and Guide mothers. "There has never been anything like the Guide and Scout Movements in the world and when the appeal and challenge is before youth. they respond in helping to create R. great world friendship."

Messages of welcome were given by Lieutenant Governor T. W. L. Prowse who said that Girl Guiding

had been carried on for 45 years

M

Hepatltus is a mild form of yel- low jaundice and not new to Nova Scotia. A Health Department of-

Commissioner of Kenya, Provincial Commissioner

man, scout Commissioner Fisher and Mrs. Fisher.

third visit to this Island. first one was made in 1937

Powell who founded the

VEST! A30.

Chief World Guide and the anniversary of the Movement.

land Guide work who laid

Mrs. Gordon Hutcheson, who was chair- and Charlottetown District Dr. George

Lady Baden-Powell is paying her

her husband. the late Lord Baden- Scout Movement and the second. seven she has been in Guide work ever since her marriage Lord B.-P. in 1912 and in 1967 she hopes to celebrate 40 years

Girl Guide

This jolly. warm-hearted wmran paid tribute to the pioneers of la-

foundatlon for those who are going afiead now. She slid it was stir-

17'.

The with

to

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the

liime air mmmand announced Thursday night the search for a Mom Laurier Airways plane missing in northern Quebec since Aug. 15 has been discontinued.

The plane carrying seven men disappeared on a flight from Fort. Chimo, near Llngava Bay, to Roberval. 100 miles north of Que- ber City. 0 -The air force said more '1G6,0()0 square miles along the missing Narseman's route was scnrcllc-ri from the air without revealing a clue.

Eight aircraft searched Wednes- day and three Thursday in a last effort spurred by reports of faint radio signals that might have rams from the lost plane. They found nothing.

Tile srnrvli originally ended Sept. 12 but was resumed after the radio signals were picked up

than

last. wank.

winning the two-sod tractor evwnt on Wednesday.

Stirling Moore of Pownal placed third in the championship compe-' titions yesterday. Moors earncdl the dlsilnctinon of plowing the straightest furrow,

Edward Wood of Pownal, Miss Florence Mstheson of Albloncrcssg and Donald smith of rownsl” rounded out the other high plac- ings in the big event.

Miss Mntheson. winner of the tractor class for ladies. was the first woman ever to compete for the Island championship. Her work I brought favorable praise from the judge and otZ!':' competent critics.

In spzrlking about the neuly crowned champions plowing. judge Baird stated that his crown was ideal and that he had a great sec- ond round. Mr. Baird stated that

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Cllarlnilctown Sydney Ynrmnllih . SI. .lr)lln'S.

(CF) Maximum temperatures:

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Edmonton rlgary Sui fill 70 till till 52 .36 57 MI .35 52 in 4'!

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Office here says an area of high

L. Morris. for the coming year and wind up epidemic of hepatitus a stubborn . I - I L d '..gt M Tm" mun their but of the convention. rig; illness. rvhlm gin hl!t;ubout 33:1 nib';ufeg1:;'Xp";:m3'h"go5::Z larger yrzpggnxho were no user in H T t C l':f.:.'."il.. snlslliiieiilnlil lilid"-isle - r ' . e l '. i H V v v .

l I”, . New Pngldgm awn ' W 0 My probably have the same situation. Lady Baden-Pnwe” mm the O 1 1:,'i'l;"l':.'l':1l; p:(;ll',:1:l" "l;::l"'"lyRllml,"":

mover Wednesday. Sept. 30. lup-

He declined to name them.

audience that even in places of

he 10

9" 3 pm. If not IIIIO, IOIMWIDI Th C Although the epidemic has been Inns. Temperatures will night - e anadisn delegates elected Mdumnd, it Ms not affected Caused By virus turmoil, guch as Oreecelflnd the 0 I) f P I l;' dog 95 higher in man... ..... "JV" 9.';l"::c3;)!N:;lh-;' :1 fl!" bu,m,,, except um , M, ,,e,,,,,,, Symptoms of the ailment Ire Philippines. the Guide and Scout II D. C 12,,,,f,m .E:,,,.,,,

-mt. skwm L”im Wm M” "I Lying” to N00.” 0., eoera on M” hem wmmed to hmplm md tiradhess, heaslaches. l::iuaes.ust1om- movements areiiiiing.I3Ninlpo:t- C901,. .1, is again spro;din' important meeting on Monday. ' t 0”” a few others confined to bed for ” 9”” ”" "””"' ”' ' 0, T'"c3rTflnusu on pm s Col. ll OTTAWA ,C;:Hmm mm. '”"m'..our cm;-p-"o-p-dmm pm----cu mmlg southeaatward across Hudson an- S”m”mb"' 53"” in 1'””n 309'" o”n"""9d "3 '5" 3 901- 0 nV0 '0 "V9" dllll Vin" ind. cf" in wnm "V". tar Martin lays he "still" hope: an led on that of the United Kinsdom :::sensshgfvTr(.:Md1x-all -isizihteidlllf

All members please attend. "The Annual Meeting of pulsar

Yanks Withdraw Offer

ways, , ooushins. snaoaing and contact with infected persons.

The outbreak was first noted in June when about loo persons were

Officers of Trade.

education civil defence convoy will visit Toronto during its trans- continental tour.

where emphasis is laid upon the important part. the all-important part, that must be taken by local

bec late Friday. Regional fnrrrasls: Prince Edward Island, eastarts

Hom Aasoala Bella.” um, aggu;ng"3l, D3,,-!,?.:bi,.: affected. Now it has hit about half ' in c Mr. Martin. whose department is bodies. N. B. r-nnntioa, lower so. has Zach, go 3' ovclwg, 1r;-my Mu-loam . ' ' r of this town's 2.040 population. n S responsible for the national civil "A civil defence nrglmlmiion in river valley: Clear. warmer and my Secntirn 1 - Th, gownv, mm, dogtcgl-3. who Mggw defence effort. expressed dinp- incapable of successful action lln- light wlnfla. increasing to south- either had the disease earlier or ST ANDREWS N 3 lcp)-nf. Dointmcnt. thatToronto had turned loss on the local level there is the west. '30: low-hill! Ii CiIIi'l0N0- i ......g Q? gun h.vo 1;, my. gun mghad, ' ' i " down a visit by the convoy which greatest of interest. co-operation town 40 and 68. Monti-oil 40 III

"showing at Mt. ntovlart. Friday

and Saturday night. n 3,” p, g. WMHINGTON. (AP)-The price it

ooomy aircraft was an old type

Several nurses at the local hos-

Thur y at the final

ficera for the ensuing year elected union of

has been designated 'On Guard Canada'."

"Operation

and contribution." Mr. Martin declined to elabor-

'l0. Fredericton: 40 and '12. Sllrlt John 4'! and 70.

"The yang" gugunggvv .5-1" of Russia's renowned jet fighter from which aviation experts could pital also were hit. the ,ou,.d.y mm ,,mu.1 comer. -- V pl, d Upp r St. John river valley. Jeff chandler. soot: Brady. Susan the Iowa. has fallen from moon learn mug. It is known that the .u mhi:":r0;i';i mm once of the 10-province Trade and Tnlfugmlhgosniti an-mmlilr;lile.rIvi:vrv:.k::wld:s3onTo:-gigs sixth dggumgt my 0; Chm”: Ch". mm,"

to sum ontha American market.

Gen. Mark Clark's Far not command said Thursday it was withdrawing its offer to pay 000,-

Ball. This is a navy in southern waters.- ..

"Hear the noted vlolinists. Dan

story featured vanced model jet Mia-l7.

Communists have developed an ad-

known as the

The reward for the delivery of

of outbreak have been unsuccessful. l

In Halifax. the llsalth Department spokesman said there is no way to

Industry council:

Honorary chairman. Hon. 1'. C. Douglas. premier of. Saskatchewan and minister in charge of indus-

rangemf-nts will be effected to make such to visit possible. We are workins on this now."

which have not been installed yet. It was learned that the civil de- fence budget of Montreal is 0200,-

cloudy in evening: warmer with southwest winds 15. Low-high st. Edmunfistnn 40 and 72. Campbell- ton 40 and 70.