Qgnmnan a, 1941

HE WESTERN’ GUARDIAN

AGENTS: fl. Ehner Murlﬂll. 186 Ileuover Street, and George Clow, 125 Ottawa Street. SUMMERSIDE Ind PRINCE COUNTY Newt's, Subscriptions, Advertising.

The Guardian May be bought et nay o! the

following stereo in Sunuureile u Bookltorl. Water Street: Gouriiel Toronto Bakery, Water Street; Mark Gendet, 61 G

lhe Guardian will be delivered to any home in Summers!’ . "m; Boy at 2c per day or 12o per week. Phone 289 for this eerviee or 53., your order to the boy relponllbie for delivery on your route.

_C..C. F. MEETING, Melpeque “ism Malpeque Hall. I

,A1,ADDIN LAMPS. - Tihese ,, ideal Christmas gifts, also lmlail lslmps, and Lanterns. rgE, and small, Coleman gas irons o in stuck. The Simmerside aydware C0-

..LIIRISTM.AS TOYS. We have good selection of all metal toys. ugkg, cars, wheel barrows, etc. 15o ¢ lciren's tea sets, large and children's sklis and poles. drums, etc. Come and look u, . ~i< over. The Summerslde afdnfift‘ C0.

410mm’ MEETING - my. D. Campbell of New London perish as [hp guest speaker at the regu- r mCCiLIlg of the Simmer-side mn- citib yesterday. He spoke on - ticncvs in the Near East in South Africa. while serving th. radar brunch of the R.C. i, Ulltsis were Rotarlan B. raham Itogcrs of Charlottetown mi Mr. LR. Allen, Summer-side. —8.

--5‘I'l IJI‘.‘.\"I'S‘ COUNCIL RIEETS ‘the Sllldrllts’ Council recent;

e11 a inrcilng in the niutnmierside cede-air. when plans were discuss- . for the Christmas Season, in- ltiding a carol service and a formal ante. ’i‘he president was chairman. he pﬂ-ifllll/ officers are as follows: resideil’. Roy Grant; Secretary, I155 Niargaret Joan Muttart; reasu '. John Smallman; repre- ntati-ns from Grades X. Miss ‘rniry MEICFEIFIIIIIC; XIa, Gordon 155mm; Xib. Jimmie Johnston; ll, Miss Barbara Currie. Following re the chairnieti of the different ctiviues; Debating, Miss Barbara urrie; Assclnbl)’. Roy Grant; ports. Gordon Lidstnne; Glee Club, iiss Alurgaret Joan Muttart; Soc- l_ Jot-u Sniallman; Newspaper, ‘ icy MacFarlarie; Dramat- .=. unto Johnston. ‘Iihe council as purchased the football

equin- ./.~i:t for the three Senior d the three Junior teams. ygglﬂilifl this season, as well as rd»: tlu- Readers’ Digest for ‘IlOOI c. The Glee Club visited

‘ensnigttnl on Friday evening by equest to iISSISt i-n the Home and riwol Association concert and ntribitieci a. number of selections.

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Personals no. WiLfrcd-‘(Sz-tllant, of sum. erside. is a tiatient in the Prince outtty Hospital-S.

—Z\i:s. Hebe: Howe of Wella- Jrd. N. B. has returned after ylsiting Mr. and Mri. John Mur- tly. Surtzmerside-S. "

—Mtsi Helen Mills. Summerside M: hcficsr. to her bridge club on Tzursdav evening, High gcgrg was held by Mrs. Evelyn M“. Milne -S.

4th: 'i‘li0mas Beer of Char. Id.‘ no iliﬂli". io Kenslngton on

. o \isit her niece, Mrs. Cork. returning home on ialurdaln-K.

~ilts many friends will regret kiiearxi that Mr. F. Earle McDon- Ld. situmvrstde. is confined to in home \\il.h an attack of pneu- routs-s,

~Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keenan.

"Id “W iln-tshlcr. Suzanne oi Ilcllsinnt. N. B. have returned

If?" “Will: lVLrs. Keenan! par- .s. .\I:._ and Mrs. John Murray. mmerszde. Mrs. Keenan and

zfobvvhhare been here for the past tn- and Mr. Keenan came by

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—I‘OII. SAIL-laid Ford coupe. Victor Inman. St._ Eleonora.

—IN STOCK — One Colman. oil burning floor furnace, new. $176.70.

S. D. Dixon, North T1708.

of mo. gifts. decdretioine. cards,

plete line o! groceries for the Christmas season. S. D. Dixon, North Tryon.

—X-BAY CLINIC HERB ‘AGAIN -The mobile X-Ray clinic termin- ated its four weeks visit to Sum- merside last Friday but due to a last minute rush of persons io be x-reyed the clinic will be here agalnthis afternoon and evening

and tomorrow afternoon undﬁven-

lng. During the period in Sumner- slde 2.824 persons were x-rayed. not by any meanathe number that should have been. About ninety per cent of these persons had been x- rayed two years ago and remark- ably few have been called back for further examinations which shows the value to p, community oi’ having regular chest x-rnys. The visit to Summerside of the mobile clinic was sponsored by the Y's Men's Club and lvfr. Alon Holman was chairmen of the committee in charge. - S.

Truck-Train Brash . At Summerside

Mr. Alfred Groom o! the Town of Bummer-side Water and Sewage Department had a narrow escape from death or serious injury when the truck he was driving was struck by e train at the Duke Street railway crossing about 10.15 yesterday morning. The train was entering Summerside from the west and the truck had Just about passed over the crossing when it was struck and turned over.

Mr. Groom is in the Prince County Hospital but will likely be discharged today. He received a severe shaking up and e cut on the head. Only the rear fenders and box of the truck were dam- aged.

Mr. Elmer Costain was the eng- ineer of the train and Mr. Arthur Coﬁin was the conductor. s

Summerside ‘Y’: Men's illub

—'i‘he Summerside Y‘: Men's Club. having recently resolved to continue Boy Scouts, organized on

a community basil, u its boys’ d]

work project. he: now completed the organization required by the Boy Scout regulations.

A local association hes been set up to supervise and encourage scouting within Siumnerside, and to work in co-operatlon with other recognieed organizations for boys. ‘lihere are to be three Scout Troops, and it is confidently expected that soon each ‘Troop will have g Cub Pack. Cub Pack: are for boys from 8 to 12 years old. and Scout: for boys 12 to 17. ‘

The personnel o! the organization

Ypcai Association, President. Rev. Clarles Carnegy; Vice-President, Rev. Father Wight: Secretary, Don- ald W. Sears; Treasurer. Frank Jenkins: Morrvbers. Mayor J. Frank Arnett. Rev. EJ. Banana. Elmer G. MII-PDh-y. A.S. Hopkins. Clarence E. Mercer and Lowell W. Hancock. ‘Ilhe Assistant Provincial Commis- sion". W-A. Currie is ex-officio a

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meinber of u... Local Association The following have been named ‘in charge ofN the Scout new”;

op o. l-Grou Ccmrn. .i/tt , H. T. Holman. Jr., rijhairmnn, Hillard E. Clark and R. S. Hinton, Scoutmastcr, Charles Linkletter, 5991118 Assstant. George '1‘. Clarke, Substitute. Eric D. Woodsidr. Troop No. 2--Group Committee’ Edwin Estey. cliainman, Ralph MacFarlane and R. Lindsay Willett, Acting Scoutmoster. Alon Holman. Acting Assistant. John Hopkirk. Substitute A5‘ Hopkins Troop No. 3-Group Committee. H. R. MacFnrlane. chairman. Har- old Rodd and Fred Binghalm, Swutmaster. David u. Carnegy, Acting Assistant. Roy E. Daye. Substitute. Ross MacKenzle, Cub Packs -(to be organized) Lowell W. Hancock and the Agin- ant Commissioner. The president and Edwin Estey. with lLR. ltiacFarlane as substitute lwerenppolntcd to represent the association on the Provincial coun-

The work of the reorganisation his been under the direction of the Assistant Provincial Conrmissioner, W. A. Currie. and the recently ap- pointed Provincial Field Commis- si-oner, David LePage. The Field Commissioner is also training the leaders and boys, who. through the courtesy of the Department of Nat- ional Defence. are meeting in the Armouries.

Titre founder of the Scout move- ment, the late Lord Baden Powell, had a vision of a great internation- al and litter-religious work for boys. Scouthig is e school of citi- zenship. It fills the chinks. un- avoidable iu tile ordinary school curriculum. by instruction seeking individual efficiency through the development of character. health and handicraft: and it inculcate: citizenship through the employment of that individual efficiency In aer- vlce. ‘This is a noble task for our boys to which the Summerside Y's Menu Club has sci. Itself. It deserves the co-operation of the parents and the support of all in- terested in boys’ utorin-S.

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. vellous." As mementces of the 0601510)! Mr. King has photographs o! the plane dropping the plasma. the first. "drop" of which missed the ship and went overside. being picked up by a boat crew. A sec- ond "drop" landed cleanly on the forward deck. Among the 1.200 other passeng- ers on the ship which docked at 6:15 p.m. EST. was Rabbi Baruch Korff. co-chairman of the Political Action Committee for Palestine who was arrested in Paris Sept. '1 with eight. others allegedly impli- cated in n plot to “bomb" London with Stern Gang leaflets. Rabbi Kori‘! was released last week when the French police dropped the charges. Also aboard were Prof. GUY Vanier. K.C.. professor at the Uni- versity of Montreal. and Llldl’ Cakes, widow of Sir Harry Cakes. the Canadian mining magnate murdered four Yam-s no tn his home at Nassau. the Bahamas.

MARSHALL DIIES

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The Ministers had before them foufmain points:

I. The composition of the permanent committees of the German peace conference;

2. Whether or not Chine is to be included in the peace conference;

l. What countries shall coni-

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peace conference.

Molotov dropped the Soviet-PTO- posai that the four main com- mittees should comprise only members of the Big Four in favor of a French proposal leavinz WW1 the Big Four the right to invite representatives of the smaller A1- lies.

Couvre de Murville. deputizing for Foreign Minister Bidault France w-‘ho was in Paris for con-

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would be to supervise and co- ordinate sub-commltteee which would do the real work and on which all the smaller Allies would be represented.

But. neither Marshall nor Bevin were satisﬁed with the explanat-

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The British view was that. the committee should consist of the Big Four and the l9 states which took an active part in fiBhi-IM

sultations‘ with Premier Schumnn. German!‘- said ho interpreted the French The United States fcoztrslildegid proposal to menu that all the they should consist o e 8

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smaller Allies who were interested

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is one of the most outstanding names in the ehiidrens weer world. “Gooeey Gander" Garments are smart and well made of line materials ...Yonr llttle girl will be really well dressed in l. "Gooeey Gander . Youth Centre.

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deputies.

The Ministers agreed to begin tomorrow's meeting at 3 p.m. so that they could ‘finish in time to take tea with King George at. 6 pm.

The Japanese invented the fold- ing fen in the seventh century

i Auctfan Sale

AT SOUTH GRANVILLE On FRIDAY, DEC. 5th, or I P.M.

Having sold my form I will sell the following implements, furniture and crop:

I single plow

I gong plow

2 let's spring-tooth Iiorrows

I set spike-tooth borrows

I seeder, I mower, I Iioy rake, I binder, I thresher and cleaner, 5-inch belt, I Iiorse hoe, I scuf- fIlr, I turnip puiper, I turnip seeder, I de Lovul separator, 3 logging chains, I post hole dig- ger, I well drilling outfit, I churn (hotly), I cream con, fork, hoes, shovels, I truck wog- on, driving wagon, I wood sleigh, I driving sleigh, driving harness, work harness of all kinds, 3 bedroom suites, I ex- tension tobie, I couch, 4 accos- ionol choirs, kitchen choirs, I Aspen range, I Iurnocefte, cook- ing utensils, 3 chamber sets, I Kern organ, piano case, 20 cords hardwood, and bay, rope, fork and blocks, etc.

If not fine sole will be held the following day.

HENRY MocMILLAN, Owner. HUGH MORRISON, Auctioneer.

e - q,- <"r?'r r730 r “rut, - r r r or‘ r r 4. Composition of the con- could be members of the main ber of other states." "PICK UP” RUSSIAN ANTHEM ference of information which committees. No agreement was reached and —— -- will also be an organ of the The task of the committees the question was referred to the Meteors are relatively small Russia's national anthem. "l-lym.

stores of rock swept up by the of the Soviet Union." wee offic- earth a: it revolve: around the sun. ially adopted in i963.

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