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.ANNUAL SPRING TEA Ladies Auxiliary Y.M.C.A. Tuesday, Ap- ril 15th. 3.30 to 6. Tickets 50 cents. ‘

PANTRY SALE today 2 o'clock Simpson Seai"s. Alexandra W.I.

FOR MEN of taste, may we suggest. a Warren K. Cook cus- tom tailored suit from Henderson and Cudmore. Priced from $95.00 Come in today, this very day.

THE CANADIAN Association of Consumers meetin will be held Friday, April 11th at 8.30 p. m. Baptist Church Hall. Every- one welcome. ‘

WEST ROYALTY W.I. in the hall Thursday April 10th at 8.30. Everyone welcome. Come and see slides on landscaping and

gardening by Mr. G. C. War-

ren.

THERE MUT BE A reason why more and more men buy their custom-tailored suit at Hen- derson aiid Cudmore and the rea- son is “perfect fit always" at prices designed to bring a smile to your budget. Come in today, this very day.

POLICE COURT — An Eldon man was sentenced to 10 days in Queens County jail when he ap- peared before Magistrate K.M.

Point man $5 and costs while a 60-year-old Charlottetown man was remanded until the 12th of April. An Elm Avenue‘ youth was fined $20 and costs when he plead- ed guilty to speeding and a Mount Herbert man drew a fine of $10 and costs when he pleaded guilty

gress" Hon. Keir Clark told ls-‘ ‘land teachers Tuesday that. llll addition to one-hall‘ million dol-, lars paid by the local school dis-I tr'~.ts, they would pr 0 b a b I y’ receive in excess of $1,000,000 in

“salaries and supplements at

Government level." This state-; ment was not clear in the orig» inal report of the speech deliver-I ed .';y the Minister at the firstl session of the teachers’ annual convention.

PERSONALS

Constable W. W. Reid of the R. C. M. P. spent a couple of days of the Easter weekend visit- ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Reid, City.

ENGAGEMENTS

MR, AND MRS. V. E. BECK Murray Harbour, wish to an- nounce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Vera Helen, to Solomon George, son of Mr. and Mrs. N.S. Taweel of Chair- lottetown. Marriage to take place in the near future.

MR. AND MRS. NELS PAUL- SON, wish to announce the en-

of their daughter Joan Carruthers to

John Sydney Whalen, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dockrill (nee Aime MacDonald) former- ly of Georgetown, a daughter, Catherine Anne, Weight 7 lbs. 9 OZS.

‘ICKEON —- At Toronto General Hospital April 8th., to Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKeon ( nee Mary Bea-irsto), a son, William Allan.

DEATHS

MacNEILL — At the P. E. I. Hospital on Wednesday, April -9, 1958, Dr. R. Donald Mac- Neill. in his 60th year. Rest- ing at the MacLean Funeral Home. Funeral from the Bap- tist Church tomorrow (Friday) service commencing at 2:00 o’clock. Interment in Sherwood Cemetery. ,

TOUR N. AMERICA

% MOSCOW (AP)—The Moiseyev folk dancers left by plane for the United States Wednesday to open a three - week stand at New York's M e t r o p olitan Opera House. Then they will tour the United States and Canada.

T. B. SPEAKER

Dr. G. J. Wlierrett, Executive Secretary, Canadian ’Tuiberc«ulosis Association, will be guest speak- er at the Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Tubercu- losis League which will be held at the Charlottetown Hotel on Ap- ril 10th.

Dr. Wherrett’s subject will be “The Role of Provincial Associa- tion in Tuberculosis Control.”

RED HERO DIES

LONDON (Reuters) — The S0- viet newspapers Pravda and l‘.-d Star Wednesday announced the death of army general Ivan Pet- rov after a “prolonged and se- rious illness,” the Soviet news agency Tass reported. Petrov de- fended Odessa and Sebastopol in the Second World War and troops under his’ command" took part in the liberation of Kuban on the sea of Azov, and parts of the Ukraine.

He works in a small, publica- tion-crammed office on the gal- lery's fourth floor. He is armed with pencils, scissors, type rules and enough ideas to startle a muse. ‘ ‘

“SILENT SALESMEN” “Everything the gallery pub- lishes, from memos to major publications, should be a silent salesman,” he said ‘in an inter- view.

With a wave at gallery sale it-ems—includ-in-g greeting cards, reproductions and catalogues -— he says they all should be per- fect examples of graphic art, at- tractive, interesting and schol- arly.

Appointed to the advisory job in 1956, Mr. Arthur was “lured back” from a five-year stint With Graphi-s, the leading Swiss inter- national magazine on graphic arts, says gallery director Alan

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DESIGN ESSENTIAL Whether ‘it’s a small pamphlet’ or a major publication, Mr. Ar- thur regards a publication’s lay- out as “architecture.”

A University of Toronto arts graduate and son of Eric Arthur, U. of T. professor of architecture, he finds a strong parallel be- tween ‘the d e sig ii er and the

craftsman who builds — whether

with print and paper or bricks} and mortar. ,

liitent 0.. bringing people to‘ Canada’s galleries and taking the;

Art. an exclusively - Canadian quarterly magazine which has some 6,000 subscribers. It is not a gallery publication.

QUAKE REPORTED

SAN SALVADOR (AP)—El Sal- vador was shaken by a sharp earthquake Tuesday. There were no reports of damage or casual-

ties.

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BZELGRADE (Reu«ters-—Rus- sian President Klimenti Voroshi- lov will visit Yugoslavia next month, i_t was announced Wednes- day. The state visit, originally planned for the autumn of 1956, has been postponed several times because of friction between the

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cemetery. Pall bearers were: Gordon Dixon, Mack Dixon, C01- in MacLeod, Joseph Flood, Dan- iel MacRae, Milton MacRae.

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