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I Innsnaer Street, Suninaersida. Phone I031. News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representatives GEORGE Cl.0W- and GEORGE W0'l'l'0N Home Phones: 8032 and 3033.

The Guardian may be bought at any of the

following stores

In Sumnieralde:

5," nookatore. lnmrner street; Gonrllesbrugstore, 21 Central Street-. l(elly'I. News-stand. Water Street; Mark Gandet. 07 Granville Street; up-g Dnucette's Grocery. Second Street: laland Motor Transport. Water Street; Vince's Grocery. 120 llnasell Street; Ennaan's Q1!- Servloe Drug store. Eli. Waits in Keualngton. WEST ramca. ornba

Alberton: Frank Weeks, lbepreaentatlvu. Phone: 68-: Office and 65-: House.

-ST. MARKS GUILD will hold , putt;-y sale in Keir Clark's store. ssturday. March 21st, at 7.30 o'clock.

DNOBTH TBYON Presbyterian Church service March 22, 3 p.m. Church School 2 p.m. Miss Mary A. MacKenzie, deaconess.

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...FUNDAMENTAL B A PT 1 ST clwitcil. -. Central Bedeque. Rev D. M. Fraser, Pastor. Services for Sunday. March I 22nd. Central Bedeque 10.45 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. Everyone wecome.

JIIIM COUNCIL MEETS-At an organizational meeting of the Alberton Library Council. which was appointed several months ago. Mr. W. W. Currie was elected pre- sident and Mrs. Lloyd Wilkie was elected secretary treasurer. The meeting was held on Monday eve- ning at the home of the librarian, Mm Eva Dyer. Following discus- sion on the raising of necessary funds it was decided that the pre- sident should approach Mr. Gor- don White, to inquire if he would consider a matinee in aid of the library. Since the meeting Mr. White has been contacted and has generously consented to show a film some afternoon in April with an profit going to 'the library funds.

Pegigials

...Mr. Ralph Callbeck of Bed- eqtie left on Tuesday for Montreal and other cities in the interest of his firm. He was accompanied by Mrs. Callbeck. H-

-Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reid 03 Middleton left last Saturday for New York, where they are visiting at the home of Mrs. Reid's sister. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Bon- neli. H-

Lake Ontario is 180 miles long with maximum breadth of 53 miles. smallest of the great lakes.

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The horned owlgis the largest of Canadian species of owls. reaching nearly two feet in length.

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500 North Can

2000 Northiand 15050 Nubar

1500 Obaslra

1000 O'Brien

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2000 Oil Select 8000 Okalta . 4700 O'Leary 17000 Omnltrans 78007 Ont. Pyrites 1400 0 Pyr B Wts 3500 Opemislta 6000 Orlac

2000 Osisko 1500 Pac Peta . 1200 Pamour 5200 Pan West 5500 Paramaq . 2500 Parbec 5000 Paymaster

300 Peace River

9195 Pick Crow

100 Pioneer .. 7700 Pitch Ore

2115 Placer

3050 Ponder ' . its 000 Poplar Oils 104 20000 Prado .. 70

1000 Prom Bord 9 200 Preston 145 3305 Pros Air . 310 9000 Punch Pete 61 7300 Que Cop . 100 2000 Que Lab 17 1-2 1200 Que Man. 116 500 Quecnstori 35 R25 Quemont 18 1-4 118300 Quesabe 18 15650 Radiore . 74 500 Ranwlck . 12 1-2 35475 Red Poplar 24 8000 Reef Pete 25 1-2 10000 Regoourt 5 1-2 18500 nix Athwb 283 5 R Little 11 1-2 4800 Roche 13 1-2 1500 Raw!!! Darts 25

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-CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Summerside, March 22. 11:00 a.m. Rev. H. F. MacEwen.

-BEDEQUE RINK, Junior hoc- key Hnals, tonight, Saturdpy. starting at 7 o'clock sharp, Free- town vs. Albany. Skating at 8230. Admission 25 cents.

-"run KING'S MAN", an out- standing colored sound film. photographed in Africa. will be shown in the United Church. Ken- sington. Sunday evening, March 22nd, 7:30 pm.

-CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. Services March 22nd. Murray River 11.00 A.M. Birch Hill 3 P.M. Char- lottetown '1 P. M. Service Argyle Shore at 7 P. M5 conducted by Mr. William Underhay. Rev. J. '11. Bishop, Minister.

-MRS. LAWRENCE YEO. on the occasion of her 100th birth- day, will be at home to her friends on Friday afternoon, March 27th. 1953. from 2:00 to 5:00, at the home of her daugh- ter. Mrs. Leonard Pickering. Sherbrooke.

-THE UNITED Church of Can- ada. Kensington Charge. Sunday. March 22nd. Sunday School 10.00 n.m.; morning worship 11.00 a.m.: evening 7:30 p.m.; Summerfleld 2:30 pm. Rev. Lewis M. Murray, B.A., B.D., minister.

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-GUIDE ASSN. MEETS - The March meeting of the local Associ- ation of Guides was held at the home of the chairman. Mrs. R. A. Home. Summerside, on Thursday evening. Mrs. Kenneth Crumrp. divisional commissioner, opened the discussion of reorganizing a county camp and she stressed the need of more licensed Guide campers, and hoped that a number of interested people would 'take the camping course which will be given. A spe- cial meeting will be held next Thursday evening when Miss Car- rie l-lolman. commissioner for Lanes. will present badges to the associaaticn members for their completion of the tenderfoot course. It was reported that the annual meeting will be held on April 8th. 5,

Emehih Defeal - Shamrock : 2-1

The Emerald All stars defeated the Shamrock Rockets wide open game at Victoria Rink on Wednesday night.

SUBIMARY First Period 1-Emerald, A. White

(J. Cummings)

Second Period 2-Emerald. P. Green

(A. Mccarvllle. A. Whitc) 3-Shamrock, J. Matheson

(R. MacLure)

' Third Period Scoring - None.

Reception Al. Alberlon United; Church Parsonage

A delightful reception was held yesterday at the recently complez. ed United Church parsonage in Al. berton when Rev. and Mrs. A.R. Wallis were at home to their friends.

In the afternoon guests were re- wveil It Kile door by Miss Meibel Fleldlns. fter being greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Wallis they were ushered to the dining room by Mrs, George Ramsay.

Mrs. James Hodgscn presided over the ten cups. Miss Annie Loard and Mrs. Frank Bryan assisted in serv- ing and Mrs. Fred Pickett replen- lshed.

1" W! GVGHJM Mrs. 0.1!. Weeks received at the door and Mrs. P. A. Saunders ushered. Mrs. A.C, Green Doured. Mrs. William Aubrey. Mrs. J 0. Matthews and Mrs. Frank Weeks served. and Mrs. R. E. Mac. Donald replenished.

Guests were shown through the new parsonage by Mrs. Gordon Hardy and Mrs. Reginald Travers. Mrs. Fred Leard was in charge of the guest book.

For the occasion the living room was attractive with spring now"; The dining table. covered'with I handmade lace cloth. was centred with s law arrangement of red flowers and fern in a Belgian glass bowl, flanked on either side with white tapers in silver oandlesticks.

25150 Wilrlch 2500 wutaey .. 7500 Windward

23750 Wingsit

29500 Winors. 725 Wr Harg

350 Yale L

7000 Yan Con 3500 Yellorex 1000 Yk Beer

100 Yukeno CURB .

200 Cdn Col 4000 Yul: con .. .. sales 3.8a6.00'0 shares.

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Sudden i'i.;.'ii.ll'tii C Di S'sidei4an

-The death occurred suddenly yesterday at his ha.ne on King street, Bummerside, of Mr. John D. M&CL90d in his 74th year. Mr. Macuod was a well known citizen of the town. having been for a number of years a line foreman with the Electric Light Depart- ment. Altogether he worked 28 years with this department until his retirement about a. year ago.

His health has been poor since that time but Thursday evening there was no indication that death was near. He passed away quietly in his sleep yesterday morning.

Mr. MacLcod was a. native of Stanley Bridge. a. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Maalieod of that place and resided in sum- merslde for the past 35 years. He was married twice, first to the former Charlotte Wadman and from this union there were two children, Mrs. Roy Folland, Gran- ville. and Malcolm. present address un-known. His second wife, who survives him. was the former Charlotte Cann of Clyde River. Four daughters from this marriage are also left to mourn. They are, Lillian, Mrs. Lloyd Enman. Augus- tine cove; Ruth. Mrs. Howard O'Riley, Kingston. Ontario: Beulah. Mrs. Wallace Callbecl.. Summer- side; and Marion at home.

The body is resting at. the Bow- ness Funeral Home and the funeral will take place on Monday after- noon.-8

Abbies Peewees Defeat Geo'lown Peeweosgil-2

The Charlottetown Abbit-s Pee Wees defeated the Georgetown Pee Woes 4-2 at Georgetown last night in the first game for the Klngg. Queens Pee Wee hockey champion- ship. The second game of the horns and home series will be played at the Charlottetown Forum tonight.

The game was a crowd-pleaser all the way, with little to pick be- tween the teams,

iLineups:

Abbles -- goal. Callaghan: de- fence. Johnston. Bradley, Macmn. lan. Mulligan, Callaghan; forwards. M”CF3d3'9ll- Kennedy. Gauthier. Btmtai-n. Joseph. Connelly, Rogers. Ctihill. MacDonald,

I G.90TiZEt0ll-'11 - goal. R. MacQui1.

an, defence. E. Murphy. Batchin-

der, Babineau; forwards, Solomon

David. Prosper. Wright. w. Mac:

Qllmfln. Martell. Arsenault. Stew-

l"'l- 0155'. -1- Murphy. s. Scully. First Period

Scoring - None,

Penalties .. Martell 14.18,

Second Period

1-Charlottetown, Buntain ,. 3:42 Z-Georgetown. Wright

(Prosper, Solomon) .. 13:19 Penalty - Kennedy 12:26.

Third Period

3-Charlottetown, Buntain

(Mulligan) 1:13 4-Georgetown. Batchilder

(Solomon) .. , z;22 5-Charlottetown. Kennedy

(Mulligan, Bradley) 7;m 8-Charlottetown. Joseph , 13:15

Penalties - None. Referees - Turner. Charlotte- WWH. Mlicswaln, Georgetown,

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frame. Eacmeam scored twice in 1930 Deriod.

Sterling Pusher scored four goals for the Abbies while Ar-senault, Currie. Bradley and Reid scored amsle goals. R. Paquet and Acorn scored for Souris.

Lineups:

Abbles - Goal. 0. Ward; di- fense. A. Maccabe. M. Arsensult. P. Mustard: forwards, S, Pusher, D. Currie. B. Reid, 3. Mulligan, G. Trainor, F. Bradley. 6. Cudmnre, G. Noonon. 6. Watts. P. Liind. J. Costello.

50"” - 0031. M. Labreck: de- fame. . Paquet. Cheverie. Dugas. 01109011: forwards. Peters, Acorn, MacLaren. Maclntosh, S. Paauet. R, Pariuet. 0'1-lanley, MacDonald. Mor- row.

SUMMARY First Period

1-Abbies. Pusher . . . 2.50

Penaltes - Peters 6.00: Arsenault 8.15, B. Paquet 8.00.

Second Period

2-Abbles. Arsenault .. 4.011 3-Abbi. Currie

(Pusher. Slustard) .......... .. 9.38 4-Abbies. Bradley

(Mulligan. Traino .... .. 10.75 5-Abbles, Reid .. .. .1428 8-Abbies. Pasher .. 14.34

Penalties -- Watts 11.25. Third Period

7-sour-is. R. Paquet . 10.45 9-Fliuris. Acorn (Peters) 10.52 9-Abblea. Pusher .. 11.00 10-Abbies. Pasher (Currie) 11,05

Penalties -' Arsenault 4.15.

Statement On Defence Of Yugoslavia

LONDON. (Reuters)- British and Yugoslav leaders Friday night jointly announced the two countries fully agree that "in the event 'of aggression in Europe, the resulting conflict could hard- ly remain local in character."

British diplomatic sources in- terpreted this as the first open endorsement that a Ruaalan-ln- apired attack on Yugoslavia would mean a general war. This view has longbeen held by diplomats but never officially acknowledged.

The emphasis of the Joint state- ment. issued on the eve of Pre- sident Tilo's return to Yugoslavia after a week of important confer- ences. was on defence, also the dominant subject of Tlto's talks.

The statement said Tlto's vialt had "helped still further to de- velop the close understanding be- tween the two governments."

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Ellerslle Man Gets 81,000 Scholarship '

TORONTO. (OP) - ER. Hayes of Elleralie; P.E.I., has been award- ed a 81.000 scholarship by the Re- search Council of Ontario.

He is a graduate of Acadia Univ- ersity and his scholarship is for chemistry study at Mclidsstcr Un- iversity in Hamilton.

He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hayes, Ellerslie.

Present St. Patrick's Play Al Alberlon

-"Meet My wives" was present- ed by the Sacred Heart Players in the parish hall at Alberton on St. Patrick's Day. The three-act farce was enjoyed by a very large audi- ence. Members of the cast were: "Billy Zanders". "Hank Evans". Jack Barrett: "Tes- 'sie I-leimberger", Mrs. E. E. Larter: ”Loretta Ware," Evelyn Kincii:

"Alix ware", Justin Gavin; "Cud- dles La Rose". Frances fnman: "Miss Prudence Whitney". Flor-

ence Keefe: "Ann Whitney". Mar- garet Mulligan; :'Olaf Swanson". Leo McDougall; "Mrs. Thurston Twacker." Mrs. J. 0. Profit; "Uncle Jebediah zandcrs". Dr. G. L. Keefe;

specialties between acts includ- ed: solo, "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen", Doris Hogan: Solo, "Galway Bay." Ruth Jeffrey: Piano accordion solo, Henry Myers: Solo, "When Irish Eyes Are smil- ing," Helen Barrett; solo. "A Lil- tle Bit Of Heaven'.' Raymolid Ahearn. Accompaiiists for the evening were Mrs. Michael Ahearii.

Mrs. E. E. Larter and Mr. Cyril Leard.

.....nss7. court case concerns

Potato Marketing Board Regulations

-In court at Summerside yes- terday before Magistrate R.S. Hin- ton. Q.C.. iniormations were laid against a Freetown man for two infractions of Potato Marketing Board regulations. and the cases have been set for hearing on March 25th.

Two summerside men for being intoxicated in a public place were lined 520 and costs.

A Summerside man was fined 3100 for driving an automobile while his ability was impaired.

A resident of Borden was nned 3200 and costs for being in muses- sicn of New Brunswick liquor.

0'Leary Scouls Defeat Easl Royalty 10-4

The 0'Leary Boy scouts defeat- ed the Enst Royalty Scouts 10-4 lit a sudden death game at. O'Leary on Thursday night for the right to advance against Georgetown for the Provincial Boy Scout champ- ionship.

The home team got off to a big lead in the opening session, scot- ing six goals without a reply from the visiting Scouts. East Royalty got on the board in the second per- iod for three markers to 0'Leary's two. In the final stanza 0'l.ear,v tallied twice for a total of 10 with the East Royalty boys getting a lone marker for a score of four.

SUMMARY First Period 1-O'Leary, J. Smallman (Riley, Wedge) 2-O'I.eary. Riley (Macclregor. Wedge) 3-O'l..eary, Harris

(MacDonald) .................. .. 4-O'Leary. D. Ellis

(L. Riley) .. .. 6:45 5-0'Leai-y. Wedge

(Riley) 13:30

6-0'Leary, Maccregor (B. Ellis) Penalties - Wedg , Donald.

Second Period 1 7-East Royalty. H. MacDonald

(Mustard) .. . ........ .. 2:40 I-East Royalty, Bulman

(McIntyre) .. .. 10:04 9-East Royalty. Bulman 11:15 10-O'Leary. Riley

(Smallman. Macclregor) 18:25 ll-O'Leary, Riley 19:20

Penalties-A. MacGVreg'or.' Mac- Donald. Wedge. Coles. '

Third Period

iii-0'Leary. Riley

(Wedge) .. .. 7:35 13-East. Royalty. S. MacDonald

(Bulman) .. . ..13:1(i 14-O'Leary. A. Maccregor . 15:44

Penalties - None.

.lelkeSSentenced In Illegal Gun. case

NEW YORK (AP)-one court has delayed sentencing playboy Minot F. Jelke for forcing young girls into prostitution, but another court, gave him eight months in jail for illegal possession of guns.

The 23-year-old heir to en oleo- margarine fortune was scheduled to hear. his penalty in both cases Friday.

But Judge Francis L. Valente postponed sentencing in the sen- sational compulsory protltution case. hinting anew he may give Jellte a suspended sentence.

In the two-count illegal gun case, a three-judge special sessions

court imposed two four-month terms in the workhouse, to run consecutively.

Jelke had pleaded guilty to own- lng two revolvers. without permits. They were found in his apartment at the time he was arrested on

vice charges.

Everett Shea :,

Covehead Flyers Win Opener 3-1 from 0'leary

The Covehead Flyers defeated the 0'Lea.ry Maroons 3-1 at North River rink last night in the first game of a borne and home series for the Provincial intermediate 0 hockey championship. The second game is scheduled for O'Leary to- night.

V. Deacon with a pair was ,the big scoring gun for the Flyers. while M. MacDonald got their other marker.

Maroons' lone tally was chalked up by A. Silliker.

Wellington Wins Hockey Trophy

The Wellington Battlers won the Mount Pleasant intermediate 0 Hockey Trophy by defeating the Richmond Eagles 6-3 in the final game of their best of three series for the championship. The trophy was presented to the Wellington team at the end of the game. Coach of the winning team is Jack Barlow.

' SUMMARY

First Period 1-Richmond, L. FltzGerald 2-Wellington, N. MacLure

1:16

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Freetown Royals Win South Shore League Title

-Freetown Royals won the de- ciding game in the finals of the South Shore Hockey League at Bedeque Rink last night. defeat- ing the Cape Traverse Rovers by the decisive score 7-0. Edgar Mil- ler in gettng his shutout was not overworked in the Freetown cage, while Jordan was a very busy man in the Cape nets. The ice was hard but rought, and puck carrying was very difficult. The Royals skated faster than their rivals and were more aggressive in the attacking zone.

Clayton Mill shot a brace of counters. for the champions. and Des Roberts. Simmons. Read, Tay-

lor. and Woodslde got a goal apiece.

At the end of the game the South Shore League executive

made the following press-nta1ions:'

The Simmons & M:icFarlnnvf Trophy was presented by presi-' dent Ira Crozior to Albert lvaugh, captain of the Freetown team which won the final series by four games to two. .

The Arnett Trophy for the run- ner-up team in the regular league schedule was presented to Johnny Whalen of the Summersidv High School team by Jimmie Clark.

The Horace Wright. Trophy was presented to the Cape Traverse team captain, W'allace Muttart by Don Cameron. This trophy is awarded each year to the team who plays in the finals with the league champions.

The Berlequc rink cup was pre- sented in Gordon Cutcliffe. of Cape Traverse. for leading the league in scoring points.

The following Wllfl finished after Cutcllfie in this order were

with spoons: Benny Summersitle; Mark De- laney. Summersitlv; Don Darby. Summerside; Walter Simmons.

Grady.

(B. Ayers) .. 16:04 Penalty - L. MacAusland. Second Period 3-Wellington. B. Ayers (P. Williams) . 1:-16 4-Wellington. P. MacAusland (E. Goodwin) .. 6.22 Penalties - L. FitzGera1d, H. Fitzcierald. F. FitzGerald. E GC'OdWlll. Third Period 5-Wellington, C. Barlow (P. Williams) .. . 9238' 6-Richmond. Z. O'Brien (F. FitzGerald) 9:52; 7-Wellington.C. Barlow .. .. 11:02. 8-Richmond, Z. O'Brien 1 (F. FitzGerald) . .. ll:2i' 9-Wellington, B. Ayers . 16:52

Penalties - L. FitzGei-aid, V MacAusland.

S'side Airman For Coronation ,

I -Word has been received that; Mr. Fred Costain. son of Mrs. Ella, Costain, Kirk street. summersiclep has been selected as one of two of the personnel of 1100 at Green- wood Airport to attend the com-' nation of Queen Elizabeth in June.

Conference On Air Safety

commissioners will meet in Berlin Saturday. March 28. to discuss a posible four-power parley on air safety over Germany. informed quarters reported Friday night.

The move arises from it Soviet suggestion by General Vassily Chu- ikov that an nglo-Rumian meet- ing be held t discuss methods of avoiding such incidents as the Rus- sian jet. fighter attacks on three British planes in the last week. One bomber was shot down with the loss of seven lives.

Chuikov contended that the British planes had been in the wrong. but his proposal to talk it over was viewed by the London foreign office. as both reasonable and conciliatory.

BERLIN. (AP)-The Allied high,

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Sheldon Ferguson. Cape Traverse; Gerald MacQuald. Albany. Willis Mills. Freetown; Edgar Taylor. Freetown: Lester MacLeod, Al- bany; Garnett 1-lowatt. Cape Trav- erse; Gerald MacFedyen, Cape Traverse; Robert Daizlel, Cape Traverse.

Benny Grady received the la- dies trophy for winning the most stars. and Cutclitfe. Delaney. Simmons. C. Mill. DesRoches, Mac- Quaid and Delzell also received spoons for greatest number of stars after Grady. -