ion at the Knights of Cniumbul Counrils oi Prince Edward is- land was held in the K. of C. rooms Chaiioitetoutl. when I new slate DI ol‘licers was elm-

State Convention

Of K. OfC. Is Heid

The annual state convention treasurer. George J. Mullally. to its Sourls M. CnIA

oi the Knichts at Cal u m Councils oi F El. was held in the K oi c rooms Charlotte- tou-n salurdal'

unincss sessions were held during morning and nitcrnocn. A iunchcnn and a dmncr ban- iret were servcd at the Chariot. teioiv Hotel piano selections during thc banquet were played in llrs illi' vscunuh The Inllowln: were elected as state olltcers tor the ensuing year state deputy. Dr Callaghan. Summ .

By JAMF

0 'r T A W A Alired Brnnk with a wary eye on the new Liberal government In the Commons. has sugges- trom the

\' 50V

Tm: ANNUAL slate convenb ed

lashnn.

secretary. George

Charlottetown: state

jhtcrccr llullin. slimmcrside. r

at the stair- banquet.

W. E. siruggle [or Ireedom uI . stutc throughout the world.

Reform Oi Upper Chamber Is Suggested By Senator

.F . under the former conservative M TM 7 Senator government. he so ‘

, At the meeting were tied i to rigntt Mercer Mullin. slat: i advofale; Dr. w. E. Callaghan. 3 siaie deputy; George Cheverie. ‘ stnte secretary: and Elmer .l. . Murphy. the guest speaker. ‘

i

By RALPH CAMERON

iiniloly making ilie rounds. it not

slate warden. E. Charlottetown

chevcrie. ‘7 advocate.

E. Callaghan Presided The guest speaker was Elmer

and siimulatlng on “Freedom Di tre

re. no outlined the history oi

the speec

h the Plr

ed yr

oprnly at least tnsidiousl . All

“Me pic ill liicli political places. tlcm probable. changes and none or them carry either their own uc- i t contour-c or (initial The only de~ tinitc thing ahnut them is that they deal in top political tigurcs Murphy. slimmcrside. who gave 0 an interesii addre I1

t the day.

At. the top level thcre are many qua. tins ' to the apps ti-nant - governor. The term oi prcsr-nt incumbent has cx- nnrl tor many months spe~ we oust him Primarily it may be because in sheets and have been light even those OPPDSEd to Mr lid-.ovcraii so tar. hut deliveries theson are unable at present to 0,.

(ind a salisiartory or capablencngihuulng. Stccl reports. Auto-

N Clllalinn has been gums on as to .lits successor. cal names have with some remaining in th e ace

chiure.

IMHSAAC IN FRONT It ' clsaac is well out in lrnnt. butl rumors are current oi dissatlsi

t‘tlnt‘e‘rn possible, it not

being asked as nimcni or a new lieu-

lmpcrtant politi— en mention-

nnd others fading tram the ‘

is still believed Ihat Ale 1‘

“why rctir much iu '

_ replacemen

Political Rumors Are Prevalent

his position as premior has sir- "‘“A't' me mm... we. 0...... Rumors could not be said to cited some comment trom pos- “m a" 35 I," m“ up “mp be exactly living. but there trialth dianppolnicd sources.

no doubt some of them are dc. DISSATISFIED LIBERALS

‘ During the dying days oi the ills! legislative session Mr. Sh OI lllom louch upnn peo- ‘said he had no intention of re- tiring dcspitc his obviously iai lng chances of moving into Gov.. . eriimnnt House. Hi5 remark it) (‘flmpl‘ni paper It that time was, i am having to o ; in a buyer's market once again w

By the same token a cons

arable amount oi talk was heard l regarding the leadership oi Mr. l price composite hiatheson in the Liberal Party.

However. though it has not drrd last week. the same as ihc week out entirely. as there are known bciore and up trom sisa 51 a dissidents. thcrc is no ‘grounds. month ago.

of opinion noticeable

t.

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Montague, Souris, Kings County andriamtpyn.‘mtw. GIVING Stallion minim

"flit Mother Rescues;

Baby From Fire

soURls — A mother had her niviivo one and a hail storey

hair Sli'LEflI last night saving her building was gutted and it: wil- dam)

.ughier irnn'l all.de en the dwelling at the dweulng sutiered lrnm Isa]:qu rod water dim c

upstairs room u at Lowcr liolin Eny caught tire.. Edward Gauthier and her

druid u. i on t iisinn stcm upstairs Then the hny.

r m to

or the.

lupstcuis to save lw y Audrey unharmed. altiiougfl names searched the mothers‘

hair The fire slatted on the second floor. It is suspt-(‘ied an over-I heated stove-pipe was In? rauR. ‘ e Souris tire dopaltmcn sonic live to six miles away was] Called. However. all Iht’ upper

weekly journal at metal-work: int: reports.

"Production appear: to be lcvclling out with most cou- sumPr needs covered into sum-

cial capacity (i64i.0ili|.000 ingot . tons a ycart and "about as high :es they‘ll go this your." Steel 1 says.

REDICTS COMPETITION l The magazine prcdlcts "stiit' inn is ahead tor steel- } makers They'll tind themselves

in midsummer ilhcn shipmenia‘ ldmn sllnrpl'”

Tho mazaziilc‘s arithmetical ' (or a not (on ot linishcd stool stood at slsom

id-

w Scihnck and cancrllaiions ol

ni‘dt'rs have been limited mainly

shape plates and bars are

‘makors. m nt‘arrremrrl produc- ‘ilon. aren't dricrring tonnage, lthe magazine adds. and hnven't acrumuinterl the inventory pro~ tcciinn they want

come i'itill'iinfi .by Insurance.

l nnrchesiar.

yod. The mmflndu'

all . r Gaul in was away iishlnl

. h . . were trout and did not knnw about till theiil‘t‘ until it was owr i

Th. loss was partially covered

EAST BALTIC

Mr. and Mrs. Reggie .to stun. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MI Lean. North Like spent the weekend at their homes in Mur— ray River.

' amid

mm

Hllillli NA. )lr. m m-

Mr. and Bk! Joined RM ion In

Kim

homo ant-r

WWW montaoenfloutnfiniulil I1. and

nut!

lllnlfnr

the "inter month: with M Mr. Foster Glrrett. tic.

Mr. and Mrs. Riddle Kidlon H. CI

Rod Point. Mr. And

an Muuns will of Mu'llrei RN. Dundls. on MIY

John R. .Tohnsinn. Pele“ Bold and North Lake. loll by plane in II

hood. attended the Machod.

15.

undergn “tricky in the

Victoria HolpILII. Montreal. III the i by Ills cousin Roy Johnston.

was loom-Iliad on

Summerside.

Mrs. Joseph Mchlban Iait‘an having con- oi her hill- t Columbl

return to Oniur . veyed the remit:

band In! biLriIlJn S Church. St. Cnlufltl G.E.. MacDonald

Souris Houdini.

Basin Held

Charlotte- town. Visited with I‘ll ulster. MIL Alex Planet. who 3 Lil in the

EILBII-

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Chips. wen visitnn to Charlottetown during the past week.

KINGSIORO

Bk. Ind Ila. Robert link! Ind family. With Mitt the holiday Inland at the home at Mt. Ind Mn. William Rob- email

, Wm.

Ivy Root and Blake Bender. children of Conltlblo Ind Mn. Doullu and" £9de home Ill 11mm Alter “und- in. some time. with their snub Wonk. Mr. Ill! MN. Stewart Mchrean. Elli. Ellllc.

Friends Ind nellhbonJltheh ed It Eli! Elma hlll recently to honor Mr. Ind Mrl. Pruton Bryenwn. Red Point North. who

Ins

to.

gun TH“ luv-rat wash II. out o Ind have taken [cadence it)th community.”

r. Ind . ervln Smith chmouth. N.S.. spent victoris' my weekend with their son iiev. no. antith. Mn. Smith and tamiiy. Kinamro.

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Proud Of Your Family?

Mr. and Mrs. Leo MacDonald and daughter Mary Mass“ spent a hrioi’ holiday with iii-lends dud rel-a- iives in Red Point. South Lake nnd Souria. They were Also guests of Mr. and Mrs. ion Robertson, Munn: Road.

Floyd MacLean returned in his home in Kingsboro having been I patient in the P.E.l. Hut pitnl for the past three VIRGIN. Mrs. Billy MacDon-

'dcrice at East Point where Mr. MacDonald will pertorm his duties as ussistant lighthouse keeper. East Point. Li Brent Robertson. stud- cnt at Acudlt University School olfviiie, N .. spent the pust ten days wi his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T..l. Robertson. Rodi Point. He latt to spend a week with triends in Boston. prior to returning to Nova Scotla where . he will preach in that am [or the summer mont . Harvey Stewart. Kingsbum is spending the summer months ut North Lake with his son Harold l stewar. iteneii Garrett. young son or Mr. and Mrs. Eosier Gurrett.‘ East Baltic had the mislortulie‘ oi tolling on horseback and re-‘ ceii'ed a bad shaking up. He: was immediately taken to Dr. Kassner. Souls and later token to Charlottetown tor x-rayt.

PISQUID EAST

DIV-id Biri. Chli’lofietown wu a visitor at the home or Mr. Edward Jny. Thu-ru-

and Mrs.

day.

Mrs. George Dover and Mill Georgie Dover were recent visit ms in Lorne Valley. the gueau Mr. I of Mr. and Mrs. Earle aid. Souris. have liken up [11,- al

Charlottetown.

ton .lny. Saturday.

Mrs. Ann! Campbell. Intteiown was I recent Vile and Ma's.

at the home of Mr. Edward Jay.

MacDon-

d.

Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Ross. were guests It the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ale

Ohai'v

nltunl “one.

out uI Mnnlrell.

bronlo memorilll.

Montague Ind Chlrlnfleiawli Prince Edward IIIIIIII

nigh steels

illusion Heels .iet lieeis rlat neeis Cuban Heels

In widths of course! AA-A-B-C-nnd E

5.95 to 13.95

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WRIGHT’S — where white is right

You can ll" your I-mlly D. (re-m tribute than in memor- Illiu their IIIIIIH In endurinl

We carry the Ili'leli limit of {Hulk and mlrhla monument!

WriiI or phono CIIII'IIDIW 4-6035. of Mouton: {0-8. In! our union: of grlnllz, marble Ind

liars Beck Ir Still I.I.iI.

i can get opposition l ahead.

nE GnATEEuL “it prime minister Pearsonl the country going beyond the eightspcr-

d benches In the Senate that thel cent increase in the gross has Senate undertake to reiorm ii-‘ iionul product already achievedl

sell. The New Brunswick Conserv- ative. who was government leader in the upper House under to prime minister John nieienhaker. sold the Senate has "a great wealth nt talent" which should be put to work. He noted that the new gov. ernment has proposed a com- mitee oi members of the House. or Commons to review (‘nm- mons procedure nnri means an making that part oi Parliament more eitortive "it is a pity there was

oi irony in . “it he prime minister can.

keep the country going aheadll mmy H

in n slllElP your. the country will be Erateiul." he 5 Then

he added his voice

as II has been. the country wil be grateful."

senator Brooks spoke in the Senate's throne speech debate. which was adjourned until next Tuesday when senator w. Ross Mandonnlt‘l. government leader.

l Will reply.

The Conservative leader said that much at the new govern-

old. "I II I . c “h ‘ 1°“ mentioned in this connection

.Inclmn with the choice in sev-

eral quarters. . Those reports are not based on religious grounds, however. as it.

t'nnt'ol' .i thc zDDOintment will‘ and should an in one oi the Rm‘ man Catholic town The ques- tions asked concern which one. A name not prcvinusiy

heard

is. that at a well known teacher und l military man. Lieut. Col w. .i. Archiel MacDonald.

nweveir. should it be round ditiicull to reach anv decision on naming any putticuiar mem- bcr oi that religious truth there. are two names oi continually to the tors in any di ussion

Both lire strongly entrenched t Lrbcrals with years oi political l background 7 8. Mac.

'"‘ l "mi" ‘lfiislaiive Pmflra'" “‘35 inonald iormcr mayor oi Char- .

more work and responsibilitylpmpnsm by the Conservative 1 - » nttetown and iormcr rovlnclll given in men antihi'ttmt‘n tori government helm-e the election mmm: .....-l A. w. titanium

the Senatel." he said ‘l Wnilldl

hope that such a committee?

might be set up here. tor ihorel

are no limit-r quaiiiicd ncoi-le

ate than the senators ihem-‘ ives”

Senator Brnnks. a iormer ' strr now leader oi the Senate opp timi. ‘d the} Liberals misled he country in‘ the recent general election when' they promised to not the country "moving iorunrd alzain “

r o n o m i c indicators. Canal between Northumberland .

were already on the upswing

Pearson Gov‘t For Four Top C

OTTAWA tort—The Fearson‘ government has announced a change oi jobs Inr tour at its‘ top civil servants served notice that it plans at further series it! transfers and appointments oi deputy minis. ters in the next iew months.

in the shlits is. . Taylor. 64 oextl December. who is being movedi

He criticized the Liberal plan oi increasing the Atlantic novel. opm oard by six members. to '

appointed by the Conservatives. _ rig there was nothing poll tool in the original makeup (it that body

Simmomo to be earmarked tor Mn itimes development projects is a mere baguteilc” to meet the lnug~talked-ahout Chignectn

strait and the Bay or Fundy.

Changes Jobs ivii Servants

with the Privy Council sine! 1954 Is secretory to the cab- lnet

R

obert c Robertson. to. now

merit ui northern diiairs and national resources. moves into Mr. Bryce’s lob and will he succeeded by Ernest A. Cute. 49. an assistnnt deputy minister under Mr. Robertson. E

TWO VACANCIES I'I. MAIN

prcsent lender oi the Opposition and iormer premier. Mr. Mathesttn‘s name keeps

. a 'e Liberal swomlers a recurring in s ite nl comments to consider roinrm oi the Sen-imaionty river the live members {mm him it“? no wag not in- I

tcrcsted. Only recently he said that he did not want the post be- cause within the years it would

and he did not wish in be out

e Senator Brooks also said the oi public lite at an early age, .

‘Fnom SUMMEMLDE

I-‘mm Siimmcrside came a strong nimor that Earl liichnr aid. sitmmerside auto duler also is a contender

The ‘mnnLinnEd several months aginl Premier Walter it. show. is no: longer being considered since the i recent lederal election saw . ‘chongc In parties at the head lot Canadian attain.

l The premier was undoubtedly .lieaded tor the higher post prior ‘ to the Conservative election loss and it u undcrst local party

“ml deputy minister in the depart. plans tor the naming ot a new

leader of tho government wen well advanced. hlcnt‘oned as the lttrongcst candidates (or the leadership were Hon. .1. David Stewart. provincial secretary. unit on. George Dewar. minis» ‘ ter or education. But others wen

at his own reouest tram (no 11., mm did m ,m m. w... ‘knbwn in be detlnltoly interest-

out at deputy minister in thal dashes department. I Prime Minister Pearson alldi

sdmiuistcrlng the day - to . day .

operations oi the huge nuance;

department lie has sllr',rit‘1 more n .

Taylor was Roberi B Brycfi. 5. I Im'i'nei‘ nssi In! deputy min~ Ilior oi finsn who has been

EASIERN‘

BRIEFS'

- l-nin tor is t rulli in die civil aervlce no anuull llllry In the snow

9' hr in

vacancifl in deputy mInlsters'

tubs.

One is in citizenship sud immigration limit where George David lcrrcit earlier this year to take a new post omnntzlniz civil service changes recommended by the Glauco royal commu- sion. Col. H. M. Jones. director at

" ‘thc department's ludisn It‘lairl br ch,

has been acting deputy mi sier.

The other is in public works. vacsted by the retirement rev- eral months ago at ‘.

H. A. Younl. Acting deputy is G. E. Williams. who was one or Gen. Ynun s two aasisisnt deputies. A new post has been created r Mr. Taylor, long recognised one oi the most influential i the icdmi puin be on lempor. ary a imrnt to the Privy Council I: lnvemmont advircr on university grants and wrli nuke other special gover- ment "Ml-n , ' e um with

'I’IAC'I‘I MA

Tho Clnldila Junior Red Crou bu [inn "15.000 to es-

en ilbiifll In!“ In“ meiotic nr»

t)- drnti and teach nutrition prln. eblu il tho In

son. 54. was trans- l

led in the prospect oi heading

illhe Progressive Conserva l i v e

lparty here while it is still in the

l ascendancy.

Perhaps it is because st this inllure oi Ml' w to lcav

Moreil Area Catch Is Good

‘ MORELL — Inhaler cliches in the More" area appear to be picking up. one fisherman in the

area is reported to have innded two pmindl last week.

. Further cast tishlng was not

.so good uncured t or as E Point was approach. e

Exhibition Shed l Fire Extinguished

mums 7 A tire in the van n' one M he sheds It the ex- hihition grmsodr has was ex- .tinguishod saiurdsy evenliu by

two young men. .lPrry McConnscir and Danny on the

lhm‘ were ml. N!!! ibasebnli diamond propudsg inc

‘Sundly‘I am when they noticed mi co from one lot the sheds. That had little tliIIll-lllly EXKIMIIIILIIHI tho Mm.

[Cause ml not

‘ i

Steel Output Leveling Out

MW 7 Amt-r-

in ported listless

int:

CLEVELAND a or s

lean steelmakers prohably will be able to muintsln hlgher basal iprices establishcd in April. but i they'll be under heavy pressure Tod liaplcs. iormcr chairman to provide high quality and ab.oi thc channel skimming As- .sorb more ireight as demaud‘snciatinn, is just starting his ‘ season oi early-morning

takes the nllingr' nt a veteran

‘thsn halt a percentage point swimming club known as the above the previous week. the Spartan Grouddads.

TAKES PLUNGE GILLINGHAU. England iCP

subsides, steel says, atlth tht week's output. estimatednips Tod. Ki at 2.618.000 ingot ions. was less l‘lih mcmhcrs

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