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'on For A Profii:A Guardian Want All - Call 850

i he Guardian. Platte 9 'i'ucsc'ny. Nov. N.-1956

IN MEMORIAM

gln'Nl-ZS - In loving memory of Robert Ilhynes who departed this life November M I954 lnaut pd by IDS IIIIIIIY.

LUTZ - In loving memory of a dear son and brother Surllttg R; Lutz who was killed W on Nov. 1). 1953-

our hearts still ache with

our eyes shed many a tear.

God alone knows how we miss you.

As it ends another year.

Lnviugly remembered by Mom. Dad and family.

Tnaixoa - in. loving ' . of Mrs. Everett Trainor who passed away November 3). 1950. All her dear and kindly ways, in thoughts are with us still. for 'n the hearts of those she loved.

1 she lives and always will.

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Lovingly remembered by her Husband and family.

than or THANKS

1 uould like to express my thanks to Drs. Brehaut, Irwin. and Pace. My special nurse. Miss Flor- once Dunbar. R.N.. my sister Don- nie to all nurses and staff of the Pl). Island Hospital. to Mary and Norman MacLcan, and all those who sent me cards. letters. treats, to the Women's Institute for plant, to Rev. Mr. Woolfrey and all nthers who helped in any way in make my stay in hospital so pleas- gni. Mrs. Oliver Cl” Murray River

- Produce

MONTREAL ttcrma Agricul-

ldr dapartmen qu ons: Eell: Wholesale dealer prices to country 51"! . woglen coati-

a-largo, : It'll :

;;g- small 3142; I M: C :2. Recalls: IN. ' . En rt Current non-tend-srahla .lZ.”".i:.'.:””.l'.”"......"'”' - ' ri nor: has

cs. w A " andorabla SUV:-Olla flash to in teadersbla halls- S-Cbcisst f.o.b. factory; Ontario mu; colored M; delivered tseal. Quebec white :8: col- ored 33' wholesale. Ontario white 395; colored 3595; wholesale Qua- hac white :4: colored 84. tfotatooat N3. 78: l.70 - L90: . IOI Ll)-1.35: N.B. 10s .2!- ; P.E.I. 75! 1.90-2.10: P-E.I. .331-.P.'E.I. 50: 1.45-1.50: Qua. 1ss11.so1.-Is; Qua. so: 1.15- 3'5". NOW-York Jumbo 50s 1.15.

Grain

WINNIPEG (CP ,- Exporters and shippers werp buyers of ban ley in fairly active trade on the Winnipeg grain exchange Mou- day- There were reports of sales of barley to tha United Kingdom.

Closing prices:

Oats: Doc. Tush; May 77'ls; Jly 75VsB.

Barley: Doc. 1.02M: May i.o8'A A; .lly l.00VsB. Flax: Dec. 8.0335: MI! 3-073:

Jly 3.03. Rye: Dec. 1.35; May 1.409-'.; Jly law:

Prices for class two wheat for export to countries outside IWA: 1 nor M995; 1 Lotlllt: 3 tooth: 4 1.55555 5 IMS: ii Mitt; 1 durum 2.425: 3 3.495: I 2.89c. IWA and do : 1 nor lmg: i. ;ll-l.ll0g; 4 l.559i: I 1.44 6 Ltlti; I durum 1.9856; 2 I37 ; I i.N5i.

CANADA U. S. INFLUENCE

nonnou (CPD-The Times ru- aards Canada as a major in- nueace on the future destiny of

lng article of a series on "Eisen- 'l.,America." a special

g correspondent says: "To-

. influencing each other. ng each other. standing is manners for the

bots - by tot-co--may

I 'po.-akin nalgh sit”-ovsrwhrTlIIiI-35' 30!. on trav .

ml ."." prtng in a now

,1 T -vssussns sxroar

fshout as mouu-il' fish-Iilletlng plants have been built in northern

ARTMENT as: PAIR oraovs sxariisstuso.

the United States. In the conclud- ,

qulrod. good location. phone 401 I

ill". FISH IIGGOIEOIISIH

noaannns ACCOMMOD-9 ated. students or business girls, Apply Bl Prince St. or Dial 6419.

M A L E LOARDEIS ACCOMMO- dated. near Federal Building Home cooked meals. television Dial 5221 or II Puwnal St

ilirs and Trucks For Sale

nu AUSTIN AT A REDUCED is);-;ce, in perfect condition. Cali

1 . llod MORRIS MINOR. RADIO.l etc. Perfect condition. Reason- ably priced. Dial 7857.

for item

SMALL STORE. APPLY Its Elm Ave. Dial 5639.

on ruamsuan nnsrno room second floor Dial 6268,

runmsmrn HEATED-ROOM. BI Queen Street.

runmsnao. nu-ran ROOMS. in Prince St.

For his

Good condition. Price 81.00. Call at 57 Prisca St. g

Eulfiirv or-i3uu.s-rs. As-nr Iwaddell Bros, Crapaud. P. E.

I"-Tinnsrous TOWN AND country tires special prices.

Jnount them while you wait.

GIRLS .WIN'I'ER SNOW SUIT. coat. cap and leggings Size I.

;Appiy Box 664 Guardian.

IDEAL XMAS GIFT 21 INCH Television from Sim u . Doug- las Bros. and Jones .

YOUNG GUERNSEY COW TO freshen immediately Apply Al- lison Carr lnrrington.

USED MANURE SPREADEBI. all makes and models. Must as this fall. Hall Mfg. Co.

warrr: ENAMEL RANGE. si- ply 30 Spring Street or Dill woo. .

T7r:nLAn. cow ao'wu us

ztock at old prices. Hall Mfg.

O.

Eu1iG's CE: RESTAURANT equipment for sale. Cheap. Phone 9024.

RED - SITTING ROOM. 211. Kent Street.

I ROOM EEATED APARTMENT.

First floor. Central. Apply Boxl 666, Guardian. g; W

2 UNFURNISHED. II E A T E D

rooms- Apply N Upper Hillsboro

St.

APPLY

.....m...,........ . ,.

ONE ROOM SECOND FLOOR, heated and furnished for main roomer. Dial 3306. M gm

FURNISHED HEATED ROOM. " T floor- Dial 9527 or Apply M School St. :

TWO .EETl"ED JTURNISIIED rooms. Ground floor. Phone 4402 after 6 p.m. v a

APARTMENT. 191 ELM AVE.. Available early part of Dem- ber. Dial 6016.

SMALL HOUSE IN CITY. .IlOfl'

water. No bath. Apply evenings.

217 Richmond St- Dialh;m78; -

nasrin . ufv-fu-it NTs'ui.-in

rooms. Veryjentral. Dial ISM glhtt 5:”. . TWO LARGE UNFURNISIIED

rooms. sink. Hot water. One large furnished room. Adults. I Cumberland St.

8 IIEATED ADJOINING ROOMS. supplied with hot water and pro- psno gas range. Dial 5935 after 0. I

ed. self-contained unit of three rooms and bath. furnished. Mod- el-ate rental. Phone 9247.

DECEMBER 1ST. TEIRD FLOOR apartment. 5 rooms and bath. Large oil - burning space heat- er. nnd kitchen range. Apply Box 665 Guardian.

FOR RENT

Heated. 4 Room, Self-contained. Apartment PHONE 4066

For Sals JACKET-HEATER. DIAL ms. m..L......L..-...........m...-- TWO COWS TO FRESIIEN IN t.Aprli. .l..I. White, Emerald.

700 EUSIIELS CLINTON OATS Clayton Hughes. Emerald.

ROYAL TYPEWIIITER. USED very little. Es:-gain. Dial 310.

nursnrruss srovs IN .ooon condition. Phoniogolll. -g. is round -GEESE. 04 EACH. Lemuel H.r org: FnTv'f6-r am. 2 mass ow. Apply Leonard Ryan. Mot-oil. - r'sTe”ris:oss. cu-ri.s. rm-r tut. on. Puilota. Robert Rao- Doaald. Nine Mile fauna sawmo menu: at goal working condltloa- Mrs. Lorna Waits. ltonslngtou. lt.R.8. asmrr - ROOM nouns AND six acres land in Peter's Road. close to church. store. would as

change for shora property. Otis Jadltsoa.

arovlncea of Norway slnoo ms.

FOR WINTER MONTHS. HEAT-p

KEMAC OIL BURNER. USED one year. dial 3866 between 5 and ti. '

LADIES BLACK FUR COAT.

large size. like new. Will soil reasonable. Apply Box 867. Guar- dian.

QUANTITY BALE STRAW, AND hay and quantity of oats. Apply Baldur Peterson, Wheatley Riv- PI”.

BUNGALOW WITH ALL MOD- ern wnvenlencea. Garage at- tachcd st Soutbport.'Prio:d to sell- Dial 7857.

IDEAL XMAS GIFT FOR THE family - Good use "kerosene refrigerators at special prices. Douglas Bros and Jones Ltd. CHRISTMAS GIFTS with a mean-

ing will be found at the Bible

House. Coma and seal (Opposite

Eat.on'a).

ar:A'rnr wssumo Mscaru-I

'Maslrod Refu on From Hungary ,Teils Of Start T Uprising

l By G. MILTON KELLY I WASHINGTON (AP)-A gee fresh from the lighting Budapest said Thursday a stroke ' sslbyml n by pk Communist helped to spark Eun- gary's ravolt. right under the guns of Soviet tanks.

The refuses. his identity hidden behind the assumed name at

i-Tsaiosaas Wanted

Be a difnllied representative for Iltogers Silver-sell our beautiful lifetime guaranteed 34-pc. set of Rogers Silverware complete with free mahogany llfllllll - N001 chest. on easy credit terms. We pay you generous cash commis- sions. and do all the collecting for you. Every woman loves this new pattern of Rogers Silver. You on cash in by becoming our ex- clusive agent for your community or county. The set' sells for s39.95: we pay you 87-00 for MCI! new stomer. Write today for full particulars to A BOX 601 GUARDIAN

Sunless tlltorsd

'l'OR THE BEST IN T.V AERI-

. als, Dial soao. 824.50 no no

' Willam Wheatiey

gYOUR IMPERIAL ESSO STOVE Oil Agent. Charlottetown area in Harry C. Mellisll. Phone 83”.

ISLAND GRILL. QUEEN STREET serving full course dlnueriz specializing in Chinese dishes. Dial 5228.

PRIVATE LESSIK IN . ANT subject including Latin and French to pupils Grades 1 to 10. Dial 4496.

REPAIR ALL MARE OF SEW- ing machines. Apply 1!. 3 Calls- ei-on, 210 convent Street. Sumner side or Phone 2977.

Vfantod

wsrnsn - ssh pints of charts. Dial 363.

"Arpali I-Iazafi." told his story in a t ternent read at a public hear.

in log before the Senate into;-3.1 up

eurity sub-committ. . H feared Soviet vengeanceeoguidgix 3;; In Hunsary if he is ident-

”1-El my documentary writing -

be also the S O 5 call of my na- tion" Hazufi mu 1 up! lggedz n a prgface,

' I the hel of V . tion and creed." p ' "y u APPEARS IN MASK

Concedins ”lt is difficult to sup- :f'; '33! hsaolei and Dreludicc” to-

r 9 V” Conquerors who crushed the revolution, he prom. ised to tell his story objectively. 3! Produced several hundred Photographs most of which he said he had snapped V H u document his words.

The witness appegred .1 9,, hearing wearing a mask, sub. committee counsel Robert Marrig described him as one oi three for- mer government workers who had been spirited out of Hungary, )1. did not explain how,

Hazafi said the stroke of mean- noss occurred in the early hourg oi what had started out on Oct, 23 30 5! I " demonstra- tion but snowballed into thg 1-9. volt "which briefly freed his people from Soviet rule and installed 111111 Nlly as head of the gov- ernment.

He said a crowd oi l50,000 had gathered at the Parliament build. lng in Budapest clamoring for Nagy to address them with as- surance that their demands would be fulfiued.

CUT OUT LIGHTS

He said a voice from the build- ing-cailed out to "give ug m min. utes. comrade lmre Nagy is on the way and the loudspeaker is being set up."

The 20 minutes passed. he said. "and another characteristic de- ceit takes place. Instead of the I".J'J 'sbywhlch the situation could have been saved. had Imre Nagy been at the

perfect condition. . also oil burning burners. Dial 5277

ONE COCKSIIUTI NO. I TRAC- tor. three bottom rubber tin plow. three sections spring tooth hnrrows. In good condition. Joha Quinn. Cardigan.

ONE USED SINGER ELECTRIC featherweight portable sewing Machine 8100.000 (Can be financ- ed) Singer Sowing Machine Co.. 164 Great George St. Dial 4551.

ONE USED SINGER ELECTRIC Featherweight Portable Sewing head Treadle Sewing Machine. 324.50. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 164 Great George St. Dial 1551.

range. wick

FOR SALE

Used Fawcett coal range with

water front. Excellent condition. CALL 3034

...L.....m?-.m-m- Email lists tlsntss WANTED: GIRL POI ROUG- work, Dial

”-riu'-.sa.s rosrnous oras. Li ing accommmodatio availa- ble. Application upon request. Writs Director of Nursing Ser-

vice, Symmas Arlington Hospi-

tal. Mnsschusetts. U.S.A.

ggllgtyllurrs

KITCHEN HELP WANTED POI night shin. Apply in person only to Tweei's Restaurant.

WOMAN OR COUPLE FOR GIN- oral work in private home, fam- ily oi five. Own room and bath. or if couple applies. two rooms and bath. Modern automatically

', ” homo. Salary 310. a month per person- Write and send romances to Mrs. William T. Eeyoy. Quechea. Vss-mod. U.

Psrssasl

RELIEVE STOMACI TROUEIZ with Wildar's stomach Powdu. Tasteless, odorlasa, so pure it ro- qulres no sugar. or flavoring. At

. Charlottetown store. Summ .

g. Llgt Auf Ff ' sic7cl.: as .sroa1i'

WANTING RY WORKING GIRL. Room and board. Dial 5971.

Tcoun.-zoa srunmrr wrsans board near P.W.C. Apply Box 668 Guardian. '

......jmm.-.-m- QUIET HORSE FOR WINTER months in exchange for keep. Write Box 670 Guardian.

SMALL USED MEAT CUTTING table or chopping block. P.O. Box 114 Georgetown.

ass: nunrmn. No. 11. IN good condition. S. L. Tucker. Central Badoque.

Visntod In lieu!

Six ROOM APARTMENT OI house. Central. Apply Box 662 Guardian. "

WANTED TO RENT: I BE!)- room house or apartment in Charlottetown. immediately. pro- fersbly near school. Phone Sum- merslda 3500.

Wsrit lasted

EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS work on farm. apply Box on Guardian.

WORK WANTED IN EVENINGS.

"aeping and typing. Phone sooo

FIRESTONE HOME -8:

AUTO CO- LTD. 187 GREAT GEORGE sr. DIAL 5547 nzponr ONLY

more shopping days till Christ- mas. Our stora is lam packed full of Christmas gifts for all the family. Use our convenient lay- away plan. A small deposit holds your order.

TOY FAIR NOW OPEN

Arear Saturday. License us. out slsv Reward.

ITRA ON Ilaath Vlttia. one cow.-moose phpa mud.

..j--.-any----c'-am-.-.m-t. this lot) ltd-

IOY W g . lord's croosry. In Ava.

WANTED 7

Wa lnvita you to visit our new

. ,dcpartment. our new W at front store with

stains!

all new displays. We are truly

of our toys. You will find anythln

at ll; eonvaaie.n.t'. n, ---r 1::-.' -3'3 : G a . Z K”.'.'.l..' until Dooqhc It

OOMEINANDVISIT

the street lighting . 150.000 stand titers

. went out . .

stamping on each other. choking '

in the crowd and in darkness."

While this was going on, Com- munist lender Ernoe Geroe was making a radio , F T ' the demonstrating university stu- dents as a "Fascist mob."

Ila said this infuriated the crowd. lie said three demonstra- tions were in progress at once. "at the Ptrliament building. where imra Nagy speaks. at the radio station where tear gas bombs were -thrown at the do fenceless crowds. and at the Stalin

" where demonstrators got tractors to pull it down. IIELD RY ROMS

"it is somehow characteristic of the entire political situation as the Stalin statue leans and loans yet it is still held by its boots." he said. He said someone obtained acetylene torches but still the statue refused to go down.

Then he said came word that "at the radio station people were shot at."

Many of the demonstrators piled into trucks and headed for the ra- dio atation as their word spread. lie added:

"Looking back from the Dona Gyorgy street we still sea the Stalin statue falls forward with a t. i noise to the ground."

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Hills are cut down and valleys filled in at Grindstone in the Mag- dalene Islanda. There will be three runways at the South Beach

Airport being constructed by the Department of Transport. It is expected to be in operation by next spring. At the present time

PREPARING LAN AIRPORT IN THE MAGDALENES

aircraft land on the beach about eight miles from the new airport. from what remains of a hill from about where the runways cross

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BOTTOM: A bulldour , earrysll which is being loadai Tha tractor unit in emu pulla.':

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EARLY CHICKS PAY

Weekly hatches, Light Sussex x Red and Red x Light Sussex. Pulleta 1124:. Cox 07c. Mixed 17c. Less on large orders. All hatch- ing eggs produced at our farm at Salt Springs.

1. I J. PROUDFOOT. WEST-VILLE ROAD, NEW GLASGOW. N.S. PHONE L528!

THE ROSS BURNER & ELECTRIC LIMITED

oil It Electric Ranges - Oil or Coal Ranges - Refrigerators - Vacuum Cleaners - Washing Maehin Floor Oil Furnaces - Televislon - Rsngettes-Radius Prest-0 Kent Burners for Kitchen Ranges - Quaker Oil Ranges- Cabinet or Space oil Heaters- Kemac Oil Burners will burl

coal. wood and garbage. Powar (gun type) Furnaca Burners guaranteed.

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AID TO GERMANY West Germany's exports to the United States and Canada were 30 per cent higher in the first half of 1956 than in 1953.

delivery A installation

Cash. Terms or Re-establishment Credit and D. V. A.

Ill Windsor St. Halifax. N. S. 56 St. Peter's Road

Charlottetown. P. E. I. Dial (S31

Evenings. Dial 535.!

OTTAWA iCP) - The Supreme Court of Canada probably will complete this week hearings that conceivably could bring into ques- tion the complex systems of com- pulsory farm marketing operated by the prwinces.

Tbs current case has to do with Ontario only. But the marketing programs have been hotly dis- puted in other parts of the country -Prince Edward Island is an ex- ample-so the ruling duo early next year could start a n oi h e r round of court actions.

The hearing beginning Monday will be devoted to legal arguments on the issue of whether provincial

TENDERS

For the purchase and removal of the Building

Argue If Marketing Board Charge Service Fee Or Tax

marketing boards have the auth- ority to bill farmers who are served by them. There are 14 boards in this instance whose func- tion is to stabilize the solo of farm products including bogs. peaches and egetables.

The main iasue - whether th a charges are service fees or indi- rect taxes which affect consumer prices-was argued before the court last April. The significant point here is that the federal gov-' ernment alona has the power to levy indirect taxes.

POWERS ARE ISSUE

Now. the court wants to hear

argument on the division of trade

known as the "McLure I-louse", situated on Longworth Avenue, will be received by the undersigned until No- vember 26th. 1956. For further particulars and appoint- ments for inspection apply to-

TENDERS FOR POLICE PATROL

Tenders will be received at the office of the under- signed. up to 12 o'clock noon on Friday, November 23rd for the supplying of the City Police Department with one 6 cylinder sedan delivery. equipped with spare tire, heater and defroster. etc.; also with generator sufficient to sup- ply power for ignition and 2-way radio; cab to have one full-width seat. Specifications of vehicle to accompany tender. Trade-in value of present 1955 Meteor sedan de- livery to accompany tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

J. A. FULLERTON, City Clerk.

MARKET FOR SALE

AT HUNTER RIVER

Due to continued ill health Mr. Melvin Cole is obliged to offer for immediate sale his lucrative retail meat bus- iness, including meat market building with large walk-in refrigerator on well situated lot. The business is offered as a going concern together with all fixtures (electric) and all necessary store equipment. t

Apply to-

BELL, MATHIEON & FOSTER. Soliciton.

T NOTICE

citizens ARE nsumoeo THAT:

(I) Allnlllltlllrklng onthe travehd portionoftho strsstlsprobihiosd.Wowamyour on-operationln -ordctofaciiltaosthoremovalofsnow. ,

(bl Exoaptwhsracurbhaabeen tnldsblshstwsssseurbsnddd

t- as do ' ores-:"..tat.r-r - -WW ” Pla&IV&hI'tl'&ltattOI'sandhassBt1n.y wsilas&yosrdiity.s,oyotn-felautwsltpm, -. o . ' cw.stacsm1ttnIr

cu't."iE patkiiig is puf-

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C. R. McQUAID. Solicitor, 156 Richmond Street.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

M. A. Format. O.C.. ll..& Rank at Commons Ilg.

Allison M. Olilln LLB.

;.a:.

"Radar..-

power between Ottawa and th provinces. The British North Am- erica Act gives the provinces com irol over trade within him den and the federal govs control over the rest.

a. ,4

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ince hava authority to trade in bogs and other sold lo processors for outalda the province?

orderly marketing system. it doaa not have authority to oqmiiu

whosa burden is passed on to th

srupv orasn Maruono .

For some months officials of fadaral and provincial govern- ments hsvo been making a I study of ways of stre

legal basis of present plans. The fear is that if the Ontario markd- iag system is ruled invalid. chad could result unless concerted lt- tion were taken to altlb sate methods immediately.

Farm product marketing logis- lation has been before the court before.

Some time ago the court ap- proved the validity of the federal Agricultural Products Ma Act in its delegation of f powers over interpvrovinclal tra& to the Potato Marketing Board of Prince Ewsrd Island. Moat of tha P.E.I. potatoes are cold outside

However. the potato board's at- tempt to assess a charge on tho i t it E ” ” also was chal-

Cnrnrr Kent 1 oaoaa as. office I138: Ilouss fit!

H. J. Mobon. R.O.

M-I-no pm I” Riehnaad H. Hal It -&-:m:-?--- L wammh A A In CHIROPRACTOR Pilllian llls- in onion I. Dr. w. s. Carson rulnms.r' """'""- 0'-"'3 ;'1'L:'i';"1..".'.L. Agcl-mgcr Motttoson, POORO I ' Nicholson 6. Keith Pleirord I'll onus: anus - J. A. Mc0talgon canto slog, an an ass. a - "'"" "" oi... s. Mauls. an MUSICIANS as issues It ans as J T merino s Trainer ,m, f' ":"'t. I. as ones I. an 4-I oTTi. an "