Says British Army Can Learn. From Canadians

MONTREAL (CP)-Lt.-Gen. Sir

Colin Barber. nso. Ila-foot-eight

scotsman and veteran of two world wars. said Thursday the British A;-my has a lesson to learn from are Canadian Army-the men must be well Pald- .

Remiirking that the Canadian Army is as highly paid as any. sir Colin said Britons oi the younger generation are be lured from the attraction of army life by civilian pay. For the 20-30 age group it averages more than threw times that of a soldier.

Sir Colin. who retired last March at the age of 58. was director of infantry and military training at the war office in London. He is in Canada with his wife for a three- week holiday.

The general said his respect for the Canadian Army is not con- hm-ii to matters of pay; "They are splendid chaps. as I discovered

Easi ern Guardian.

personally in both wars."

"In the First World War, when I was an officer in the Cameron Highlanders. we followed up be- hind the Canadian soldiers after their break-through near Arras, Sept. 3, 1918.

In the last war I fought along- side the 1st Canadian Army at Nijmegen. They were magnificent. I got to know many of the Cana- dian commanders."

IMMUNIZATION WEEK

TORONTO (CPI-Canada's lath annual lrnmunlsatlun week will be Sept. 25 to Oct. 1. Dr. Gordon Bates. general director of the Health League oi Canada said Saturday. Its objective. he said. is to call to public attention the im- portance of immunizing children against smallpox, diphtheria. tet- anus. poliomyelltls and especially whooping cough.

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girls of the Island Sewing clubs

FASHION PARADE FEATURE OF RURAL YOUTH FAIR

Presenting a delightful sight was Rural Youth Fair were displaying of instruction took part and the.age. The art of sewing and thellirovince so long as clubs of this

the Fashion Parade staged by garments that they had designed quality of their work and choice. and sewn themselves. Ovcr fifty of colour and design would (lo!

The "models" yesterday at the girls of the second to fifth year credit to persons of a much older

l ability yo make wearing apparellklnd are in operation. l will not go out of vogue in tho Barler's Film Lsb.l

lGives Graphic lFIood Story

Monday, Sept. iv. 1733 the Uunruiau P110! CLAIII wn-ii i-oucs CABlll:!l.'ll'(:TAllV'ilOlPPI."El TOKYO (Reuters)-Ten personal SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-A rul- were injured Saturday when 300iaway cable car jammed with I0 pickcting villa gore and laborior 60 passengers. many of whom unionists ' L d with 500 pullce.were hanging on outside steps. protecting a government survey turned over Friday at a sharp team near a United states military corner. 1' w e ii t y persons were

installation in northern Japan. The taken to hospital for if atmant of incident was. part of a country-icuts and bruises, but none was wide campaign directed egainsrserlously hurt. The cable car was the expansion of American alrl coasting down a hill when the bases and firing ranges.

lbralres failed. officials said.

PU LPWOOD

Bostes (P.E.I.) Limited announce the opening of a new pulpwood yard at Montague, opposite the United Church. Buying rough spruce and fir pulp- wood daily starting Monday, September 19. Alla buying daily at Georgetown.

THE STARS SHINE BEST - - - - AT THE DRIVE-IN SHOWI

DANCE Beaver Hall. Montague, BUYING TIMOTHY seed daily. Tuesday. Sept. 20. Don Mcsserlk Fraser and Annear Feed Service l v . BOX OFFICE m.r.he5,,.a- g g g Mr H A iniicrs recently received "low REGULAR meeting Ladies Aux a graphic account of the flood con- 'l'RL'CK IN ACCIDENT - A illary Canadian Legion at Mrs. ditions in Conner-tit-ut and admin "PINE AT MAIN n1ln0l'8L".'llIEnt occurred 11681” M0n- William Dewar's. Tuesday night, ling, stairs from his son Dr. Earle M, r” " Elicrs who was travelling through 7;” PM, ' ' ' f -r

lal.!lIP Saturday night when s truck vi-as-lied through the railing at the Ill'llIR(' oi-ossinc hctwcen Montague and Victoria Cross. The truck was travelling in the direction of Mon- tague and while making the turn in come on the bridge. the driver apparently lost control. and the truck went through the railing and into the river. The driver was un- hurt. and the truck was removed

8:00 p.m. Corn boil.

FUNERAL SUNDAY V The run- eral of the late John Malcolm Mc- Lurc. who passed away at the King's County Hospital. Montague. on September 16. was held from the Dundee United Church yester- day afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev. D. A. Campbell. Minister of St. Andrew's Presby-

thc area by car during the height of the catastroplic. A number of plintoizrnpsli taken by Dr Ebcrs when the flood subsided. clearly indicated the magnitude of the dis- aster.

Repeated attempts on the part of Dr. Ebers to reach his home at Washington. Conn., were thwart- ed as bridges were carried away

TODAY AND TUESDAY (NOTE CHANGE IN SHOW-TIME)

ONE OF THE GREATEST DRAMA FILMS OF ALL TIME - ' -

ll”'e"la-ll' lerlan Church Monmglm Mm land highways made impassable. l T James MacDonald -llreslded Fl llle iTrt-iin services were also cancelled DIRECTED BY ALFRED HITCHCOCK organ, and a favorite psslm of the . .throughoul the area. Finally the

Personals

Mr and Mrs. Barney MacDonald left on Friday to return to their home in Toronto. Ont. after spend- ing a two weeks vacation with their parents in Morell.

Miss Thelma Larter. Charlotte-

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deceased "Unto The Hills" was sung. The pail bearers were Lorne Wiggington. Frank Greene. .lr.. Leslie Hunter. Herbert Larkln.

Frank Morrison. Norman MacLeod. lnterment took place in the Dun- das church cemetery.

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DERS STRESSED

lonly remote. road and river cross- , lling still open was discovered and ' imadc use of. - I Mrs. Fibers and ii friend watched l the rising river as it swept by a learner at which they stood. carry- llng away debris of all kinds. One elderly couple who remained in ltheir house, were swept away and

ALL ITS RELENTLICSS SUSPENSE FILMED IN CAN Al)A'S COLORFUL QUEBEC!

Starring MONTGOMERY CLIFT - ANNE IAXTEI with Karl Maiden - Brian Alierne

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town. spent the weekend in Mnn- . . lliltllll Shil M G Ch Grow Ton dlillwllei-l:i; Ii 1)" t i l l . iss rey ac regor, ai-- 0 r. crs w o as irec or o lllllel ' W” ll” ""k”"d Fm" The importance oi 1-H Club-Agriculture. Front row, left to Second row: Keith Clay. IleIdmall,lMli5. Mary M8L'Klllntill. Goosc Research of the United States Ashame confessed - - - asin cooled ---nstoryetlwg ll ll" p'"lll" Ml" "ld Mm ml" T Th leaders was stressed by the Nation right. they are: Urban Laughlin Summerside: J.D. Moore, Canadian River; Allan Palmer, iicldman Rubber Corporation, the largest in mmpmtion gnd mof with thg braid of lII1cheo& bun- ull MIWGTGKOP. M0YIlI8I-IC- O O 51 secretary of 4-H Clubs at thelSherbrook' Jeanett MacDonald Secretary of 4-H Club Council Charlottetown: Andrew Jardinc the world with headquarters at Oak.” llllll G A” lllll "ld ll" d'"5hl"' R I Y th F lr h id e terda Gowan Blract Patricia Polrir" Ottawa" Bob Pierce fieldman Freetown; Lloyd Lnckerby, Mal- Naugatuck. Conn.. resided at near- "i Mlldl; Llflmy' '?lll:l'Pl;lll' liims” The C1e"I"E and bl"'"I"3 '3' 3 Pildltaredousbovea arse s ygrloup Miscouchet liicrnlcc Nit-Gaiigh. Charlottetown; Ronnie lMacDonalil .0CflUCl l-In T"P1lll- "EFL AKFIC by w”hI"l-"0" D99” This ""I":' N "'N 1' ? 1' '- ""' 1 '1 - "- "' Ill?" 9 UM?! 0 31- ll six acre area of blueberry land in 1 f l 1 l t f in 3 R'vler' stirlln Mar-Rar St Peter's Lake Smith Mar Charlottetown; Fulton Saiirlei-son. Dr Ehers was promoted to f 8 , l ' brother. the late John Malcolm 1954, the my 1 1 t "dell mm V” all” P" 5 O 9 ll" - l.' ' f ll . Q l ll P 1 i M N th R" b i l h lftnhlilnfl of ssJes manager. Cheml- 00M!NG- WEDNESDAY l THURSDA! v. .9 5 P "'3' mP0l' "'99 Province along with some of the Brookfield. l-laiold P8Il'Tlf'l. Kei Farlane. Brackley on. rs or IVFF aemgriis mm Lab lung .1 mp Corporation. M: J P

McLure at Dundee yesterday. "HIE IILVEI Cl!ALlCl'

in PE. island was carried out on the farm of Bert Hicken. Aillston

fleldmen of the,Departmeni of sington:

Allan Clnw, Fri-etwnn. Glorice Richard. Cape Egmontii

plant at Nsugstuck.

W-E OF TEMPTATION Slliliaiifffl Cvllililill iililiilliileallltil; ' ' - - IFRIDAY AND sA'rUrmAv-- t.i. nnnii: TODAY AT PRINCE F Ju "1 Resu fs un as MavKenzle- Junmi-Champion Fimale and re- nor SUMMER .- yelm JERSEYS serve - Champion Douglas Mathe- THE BOWERY BOY. IN t. --Th, suver Chglicg" open, why The picking of blueberries starts 0 - lwn; Reserve Douglas Mayhem", Central Sweden in 1955 had its " - ' . ,;- - at the Princeh Edward Theatre. 3?" Aug- all "15 Gilded On Allivl 'l”"l"r call ””lle' bllllll lxlvllllltlhllllllil Senior champion female and re- wi:"":”' lmd d"l(f"('lt'gy Au" EN 'g 5 Based on 1 9 bgsmening novd s. on a s acre area. It took; Si. 1954 - 1. Doug as a esnnwserve g Champkm Dmmlag MM-he. us 5 nce e en 0 e cen- . by Thomas 3, cosuin, -"n,es11v.,,- eight pickers approximately fivel .. , , , , . . . v K W , 3 St. Peters Bay. Wm", Reggrve Dnuglas Ma'm;,Son llury. - Chalice" was produced and dlrect- days to rake the six acres with an Fllllowlllg are -llllllllllmlll lellllll Kellllelly' -l" llelllllt elllllllh ' Senior calf. male - l. l)iiutZl?'-l l l A - C 7 . ' ed by Vidal. Savm and ma” average yield of one to" per are ofl IlV;estock juttliguilgedat ttllie Dundas Fred Coffin I MmheSmL setgvrzinrl (ihllgigl)Bgu;(;;T;aIQai:;"l:.Is(:l;'V Virginia Mayo. Pier Ansell. Jack 0" I will Yield of 12.500 lbs. Pow ll: Mlle llel llyi l'”"a'” '" '"”k l""". ll"'"""" Senior vearliiii; male - 1 CWU5 Reserve Douglas lllzithcson L V Palance and introduces Paul New- Bakers averaged 300 lbs P9l' day. IIOLSTEINS .xIuly(: 1. 1952 to dJune2 3i(lV-l Wllllnw Martin, New Perth. Junim. hm, jl .,m”;,,a; vmuw, man to the screen. with the best rakers. raking as . ' iemgl ”""C V; ' "3-5' ' Two year old male - 1. Douglas W ' i l i , Story of the chin" '"Volves high as 450 lbs. per day. Junior Cali. male, born 35191 Del: Mat-Donald; 3. George Kr-nnedy: Mathew". . S . . .d I I D I . h - J! about Basil. Paul Newman, a Three Experimental plots. com- 3l' "ME 1' Fred Collllnl Rollo Blll' 4' R1" Burg” Junior champions male and N” 0 llllllll lm (lull all Mal ll ' jull Paul Newman a prising 1-3 acre each where rota- sellllll "ll'lllllle”l ll Fred (lllllll Female drv born i)ei'orc Julv l, servc - Champion Douglas Mathc- ll f 1. 1 , d 2 D . youiic (ii-eek artist who is com- tional burning has been practiced. pselllllll yelllllllll male: l' Flcll 1950 1. -R.lL. llurlzr 2. Fred R. son: Reserve Douglas Matheson. Mml,:lcll:;,l:;l3ll pls(lllLl'.ilttcrIilililv l mg l l " missioned to fashion the Cup of gave even higher yields; 3720 lbs llllll: . Coffin. Grand Champion and Reserve - F-curl r(,m'm,'f (”..mi(,dli;1 R 0 P I l silver. - The struggias to produce were harvested from approxi- llllllllll llllalllplolls llllllll and rel Female in milk horn bcforc Iulv Grand Doutllas Matheson; Reserve 1 D 1. .lM ihl .l l l. 9,, masterphc, "Id am. pm”! Hum, on n" serve- Champion Fred Coffin. 1 map I Ch -. S v - 1-g .D0uglas M:-nhesong niigos a coin. . , ' G d . . 85- . MBLDUHHU. , v Junior get of slrc - l and 2. 'i.."”'.".. 't.::.::::.:- S:'.'.:'"”3:m'.." lizizitr 2- M R ..J:'.:"" 3'32.” t.i..E::.:rs Al 7” A . . i l ' - , - , a ason . o as . . . . , I i J,-wk Pawnee. I. (ed wd roq C3553 sums SEVEN Fr-edAComn. Junior Clldmpltlii l-cmalc and re- . If I I ' IA D 1 A. senior gol.nf siir - 1 .l)oiil! as mmmhts are promised In the i0, Corsica (Reuters)- Coffin. 2. Fred Coffin. Reserve (has. it. Macnoalril. E. t U-d h B F t .19.-,s-c,i'g(.i;irlc i-ow - l. l'Iiir(IPil . H poignam love stray of Ba.” and tseveiir persons were killed when sent"; can, fenrmje- Chg"-leg Senior champion female and rc- lIlLe:W nyggrililllfg flyl ”B(l)l:;I'm liniitcr. Stratlii-nnii 9 P 3 . i Dehnrrm played h 1,1 A "I wo renc Navy planes crashed R, Macponaid, sou;-is ;ve5L 2, scrvcw Champion Chas. S. Mao p v ' V ' .lei'soy Grade year old - 1. Ray i . E s Helena, the exam, .1,,ve,Em Po". - cw ert ; . eorge Kennedy, rant: ciampimi on rescrvc-A mlldel-ha ' 2and'll Douglas Malthc-l A l- 4 . ra as i;., L d b Vi . i .- part in an exercise from the As- Junior Yen;-Hng.. 1, 3.1,. 3 ' Rcservc R.L. Burgc. 3" ” Ycarlinc - 1. R.-iy Biirkr. 5ll'r'llIt-i : llllllie dlupploil'llIl'I: llglligll of "The gzigglis Clsvlleagg”-i""3(l)':l bilge. Foil; Five Houses: 2' F,-9d Cnffin;ll;lfD4 Gfllilfl. Chas. S. lyliiclirinnld; ll""' cons: 2 Bordon Hunter: 3. Rflyl ' illliilelr iilhllllf" ill ll"'l'."' '” "We in the other- ll ml all llsllenlorllerliililiiirllizlllrllllcnli . 'slol.liili'.l.l.l li'.l;'.-Cl? ll il.l'lil.-el.li'llil:l.;iia.. Tll'".VPi-tr old music. dnve '- W lll'cl.l-l..l.ii.- iv.-....-.i.- 2 l'i':ll' old . 1 l WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES IN ALL SIZES AT DRA8'l'lCAL- and Alexander Scniliifleigll W land 2. Chas. R.l Maclnboenald: P"0RN1.V OI dllm-l 1- Ch"-T 5- zlirlgiiillailllelliln llifilllllile-lllllliz Underhay lllly lllllllm l l LY REDUCED Plncllsl PAY Us A vlsnl AND IBOK OVER Ina! OH 3.1.. Burge; 4. rmi cum"; 5, girls-It;lDInn1;'ld: 2. 4G:-lore; lgerinercfly; Female dry . 1 FE ' Umm,,my' 1 G;adrBFc-inalv thm .VN"” old VALUES. STMKE CON-"Nuns go,-gc Kgnnedyg . ... urgc; . re . .o in. 2 Don I” M Eh ' i. ' . in or P L r r. l.. -rr A .. F. g"5””""' dado-.i.n-(ii Allil'l(ll'UI0lNTCo (Cpl demwlllmd Grand Clililsldlo llllellrlvllldblemlliilsel dry-s 1' l. (l.l'ilIzlis.llSmlllli:D(lilfillalldle-(l- I2" (?0f(l)l"'I)8 llelllllllh llly' lllllll belweell lluly Hilliiltfrrll 2 mlRIIV lllliirkc .'i.nlR:lll AR G NEW SALE VAL- Auto Workt?::lpli'CIl0 l-lllI:cLllllI:rge'i '0 W Wlw I" W WW 1! Cloflflnl no on ' ll llllll Junior set of sire-ll mi R " I950 "l """e 'l"' I9” ' 1' 5' BlIl'kP.l ' l l O WE ARE GOING To CONTINUE OUR WE E ADMN Thursday in .,. ..,.,..me,,;.,1,m,,, Female in mm.-,.fC,,,,s R? Kennedy: 3. R. L Burg. in mm mm WWW -.------m- -- - slam; UNTIL OUR ENTIRE SALE UES EACH DAY 0173 SALE 5 3' '" "ill '4 "'"'-Week Iirllw which M'”D0"'ld1 3- R-L Burtie: 3. C”""” 2' GWFP K”""”'-V July 1. 1950 to June 3051951 - 1. ANCIENT 7”” STOCK IS CLEANED UP. PROGRESS.

has made idle 3.000 workers at the il”l?1P8H.Vs Downsvlew plant. The llllI((' was called by hourly-paid

Workers to enforce demands for a .

I0-rent increase in the hourly "title. A union official said Friday ll ""”'9F meeilnsyara planned.

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Chas. R. MacDonald. l"Omlle. dI'y- 1. George Kennedy 2. George Kennedy.

Female in milk. born July 1, 1051 to June N, 1952- l.

Senior get of siree l. Chas MacDonald; 2. George Kennedy.

GRADE FEMALES

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Fred Dundas Centre.

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.son. 3. E Underhay.

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