Page 14 The Guardian Saturday. July 30.1935

. Simple Treatment For t?" Many Mental Patients

, NEW YORK (CPI - A Canadian , six of them responded to these 1 - medical research team says men- ltreatments. thus stressing the 1; ' lftl hospitals could release a large ivalue hot the simple and less ra- ig number of their patients with the . dical istamine therapy.

use of histamine inject-ions. Of the patients in the expell-

Doctors Guy Nadeau. Yves Rou- ment,'75 had been under treat- lnu, Jean Deluge, Maurice Con. ment or more than two years and lombe and Marcel Bouchard of the 129 for more than five year!- Hospital Saint- Michel- Archange, ..E:. Vlastat. Quebec (lily. report that administtsation of histamine. an antibiotic drug. for a 30-day period produced sufficient improvement to permit the release of 20 of 100 schizophrenic patients.

The doctors announced the re auits of their study in the current ' -ssuc of thc Joiirnal of (ilinlt-til -llltl

l-Ivperimcntrtl Psyclinpathology

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Royal Photo-Finish

GOODWOOD. England, tAPt -E The Queen had I few anxious mi- nutes at Goodwood Wednesday as her colt Alexander passed the winning post neck and neck with llflllflflliill-(llllned My Kingdom.

The judge called for I photo of

Tim Saul 75 of thc 80 patients the finish and then awarded the who showed no improvement werc one mile susex suku to My tilbsetiuentlx subiected to elertrc Kingdom bv I neck. Blue Blazes

shock. thyroid extract with eleclrt mag mi,-d Mn lengths further -bcl” and insulin coma. btit onl; 1,.-ll-k ,u,.xa,,d(.,- was 100.7 and My

;g,gg Kingdoni 13-2. i .Vl.v Kingdom. a three-year-old

' brown colt by Royal Charger out lot Legende II. is owned by J. El- Mr Yvon Arsenault oi North gin Armstrong The race was Bay. Ont. is visiting his mother. 1 north 35.454 to the winner. My Mrs Gabrielle Arsenault. Abram"; Kingdom's time was 1:41. Village at-.eE.?.. Mrs Ray Christian of Bristol.

t'Y'n1un arrii ctl here byh carM on 1 ti o 1 l m er r . y 24 t vist he' of . s.

-ilicr Barlow. and other relatives liF.LSl.N'lx'l tsp. . H..n,m,.-S

Pills-' Flzirtc itiit kvsenaiili

cacnrr at Urhaiiutlle. is allow” or; summer classes at St .loscnh fl-'lllfl0r Tharos set a world record Will?!" H1 h ll .l0l' l:-Wl rctges here Thursday.

I coverin," t 't, ' ;

Mr and Mrs Eldon Bcrthiaumel Australia-E JCl.;:nE:ng:, aseitnllhe year with

and lwn dautzhtcrs of Lawrence. Old mark ".(.,,m um

i , llass. arc it-ttin: fllrs Berth 3 4' R. taum('s pareiits. Iii anti llrs.l Cyrus A Cnllaiit. .-Kin-sins Yil-l lage. .

Miss Florence A rs 0 It a ti 1 t, -7 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John i..l Back Stretch Bay State Pat is a 6-year-old

Arsenauli has recently reiurntd

from a picasaut visit to different

cities of Massattliiisctts. pudding by Vomadl and his damn tis Elizabeth Worthy by Hollyrood Harkaway and he was bred by

Chris Ollloiinell of Houlton. Maine.

A lot of iuen took turns at trying

to mztkc R trotter or pacer out

of this ucll-bretzi horse but the

tdsk looked to be impossible andl

two years ago Andrew Perry.

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Cpl. and Mrs. Everett (ii-ahain and young daughter of Dartiiiouth. N S,. are spendiiig his three-wt-ck leave wtlii his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John (trahaiii.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Arsenault

on their recent marriage in Liver- bought him for ”a song" and we

-. pool, S. The,v,spent some time believe the first trainer who . visiting 'llr and Mrs Atigttsiinc made any progress with him was, ' Arscnattli Chester Smith. and he introducedl g . .him to the hopples and under his

5 :””hF'”"E llaiglwld "'1 illmely .guidance he gave the first indic- " lhp lmm” "I ll” and M" l"'5 laiion: of real speed The rest has A”9”a"l' wh” m”' "l melrlheenldone bv James MacGregor l children. many friends and neigh- who raced him to mark of 206 hors met to offer congratulations 1,5 M Quebec Raceway 1”. f'aul to Air Arsenault on his 63th and gave him hk pmsem (ab hlllliflftl An appropriate addr In pagging we maiv mention mat: W" ”'"l hi ""9 "r hl” 'lm'”l"' the 206 at Summerside is the and he was presented with a gift Seam", (Bus; mile ever paced Though taken by suiprisc .V1r. over . hrlnce Edward Island Arsenault expressed his heartfelt tuck our congratulations M thanks A delicious lunch was en- ownm; pen, and driver Mao! l loved by all thc illlfl.-ifs y 1

Rev lain at the hospital in thc .Vlag--

Francois Arseiiauli. cbap- cvffllilcliay "ml m3"3ller Charles I is.

l d l 1.1. 1:. '. hi. I blffllzlllcl”. El:I:ll:l::S Arlsltlnlilliilt. ll: DHDI” the mid w'ml"'l' ha"d' .. also visited his siter. Ytlrs. Ben '99 ,?t"l 5" ll"dl”(l1 ends”! ll VA v 5 , H. S. R 1 L n12 some an V r CCS Ir PM” aw” lcarded and in the C Trot and C it was a great plc."t.surc for the Price the trotter Sir Francis people of Egmont Bay to liavc llrake. owned by Keith MacDoug-

Monsignor Andre Arsenauit. al

native of St. Chrysostem to cele- 13. the day of Acadian celebration.

at and driven by George Call- beck. won in 2.15-a new record. Propane IRogei'st 2. In the A

Assisting him as deacon and suh- Pat-e llcdgewootl Chief tRobin- dczv.-nn werc Rcv. Sylvcrc firtllnnt Stlnl, owned hy ltlapco Stables. and Rev. Nazaira Gallant. while ,uas 1-rtr: .lo-.ln Spencer IMac- l Rev. Charles (loll;-itt at-toil as.(;1-pgnri. owned by Andrew Per- master of ccrctnoiiics All three ry, 2-1: Peter Clegg tMacNeilll Ire sons of the parish. 2-2. Time: 2.14. 2.12 225. The

' . B p Mr. MW” Richard. C S C first dash of the Pace was won 1 who IS attending the 5('llfll5lSllt'.-'1'!” l of Holy fro.-'5 in Saints Gcncvtcuc - ll yl 2. Time. 2.l5--cqual- bratcgSolr-niii l'ili'1I1g Mass on .luiY ltngnlgsfpcordl The 1) pa". was de Picrie Foods in Montreal is Wm" M Usdws Buy. owned by

by owner-driver Harold Cudmorc uith America's Acc. Sleepy Sam

spending 2 wcclts vacation withl his parents Ttlr and Mrs. filorit-c'

ich t

R! am and son. 1-lchcr attended thc fitn- l'vtt-tirls of hit" -luiaittl lltcluirtl crai of their brother-tn-law. Mr.

are clad in soc llllll homc from Wilfred ltlatthcws.1.iitis Mount:-iin.

P. C llo-.pit:il and all wish him N R. on Monday, July 25

I Sllcerlv recovery Mr. and Mrs. Donnie. Barbour

and family were guests on .liily 24 of Mr and Mrs. Oliver Cotes, Cavcnrlish

llliss Emma Caissie St. Phillips. Miss lxmily Gallant of Summerside and lltll st-tcr .1lrs. .lox- ll Arsen- ault oi R-icliiiioiid accompanied by lire -itlricu Ricliard and daughter Mrs lfcury Perry of Tignisli have recently rciiit'nNl from a pilgrim- MP1" Sic Anne dc Rcnttprr. Quchct

Mrs Amanda Leonard of Flor- ida mitt her sister. Mrs Mary Mac- .l.ean of Cornwall. arc guests of .Mrs. Maclleanls daughter and son- iin-low. Mr and Mrs Isaac Dun- bar and family 1-irvetttl: hopr to top Xlrx 5.-1...,-p

111' lilmcr ltlorbour returned to

P9l'lZl out with .'lllf'l' lwmg - 1 , fin"; tr. 1..., hmm, M r'N.Pn1":'l.V 'l'oronto after spending it couple of ness. ” weeks at the home of his parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barbour.

Mr (vril Harlow spoilt the week end with lit- p.'ii'citi.'-. llr .'in.t Slrs .' . t -- ' '1. friends will be plcazcd to learn 11:- ll” '05 P" "ll fl position with Rood .Survc,vor.s on different pnrls at P. 1.

Air and Mrs (Tedrir Crockett and faintly. Montreal are guests of Mr Crockett": parents. Mr. and Mrs llammond Crockett. Wood- gvalc l Mrs. llfallacc Bradshaw and two ' Mr. Stewart Bernard. Hunter children. Summerside are spending liver is visiting friends in Well- la few days with Mrs. Bradshaw"! lllllflll Bil sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and

To Mrs Ralph Rennie and family.

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Alma Mrs Janie H.'t.wii of Fltiston, Mass. is spending a few weeks

at the home of her mother. Mrs. Alvie Moiintnin '

Mr and Mrs Archie Barbour. Mr. Frank Harbour and Mrs. Mary Dunbar were visitors to Cavendish on July 24

Mr and Mrs. Eldon Harbour any family. Montrose, Mr. and Mr. Mm Man, Bum”. C l . Lorne Crockett and family. Mont- ” vmung her grandp.renl:sfmt:;';'lmse. also Mr. and Mrs. Wallace an M”. Harry Barbour. Graham and family of Green-

Mm Mam! 0.8mm. Nbcmmi h 'i,r'i.ou:1&h'we2:e visitors to Cavendish spending a week's vacation at thell ' ' ' fiqhe of her grandparents in Al- The Misses Betty and Jean Mc- lm lNeil of Alma viiiited relatives in Coleman recently. .

1 Mrs. Minnie 'WallIce of Coleman is spending I few weeks visiting her daughter. Mrs. Stanford Mc- Neil and Mr. Mt-Nell. Alma.

tltm, ontmo, .cc.,mp,,,l,di Miss Virginia Kinch and Lana

-- Mrs. Jago Sabine, wag pom.-T . Malaguh. N.s.. no spend-

hgueata of relatives in Alma lull 0 I" "29" Vlmllll Vll'llllll'l y.

lulu Verna Wallace and Mr.

Ciil Wallace. Coleman. are guests

flfitbelr aunt and uncle. Mr and . Jack Dunbar

. and Mrs. C. B. Ennmaii of.

father. mt William Klncb, Alma.

Qua Mn, 1,9,". mum.” Mr. and Mrs. Jack llIIcI.etlII Mr. and Mn, g.y....,,,4 Mn. and children. Claude and Kenneth .. wound... mu... ugg of Montreal. In speeding I couple

'q "f. ..jot'vcetuItthehomootl4r.n4 3. . mu.w.ait-asuiiua Mr. . '”yl('

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"During Exercise Carte Blanche in Europe. l.A(' Al Bryant of Summerside works on I Sabre George Brookins and driven by Don MacNcill. 1. o u Budlong tlilorcsidct 2 Time. 2.16 3 5. in the Free For All Pace only one. dash was rat.-ctl owing to the elements Buy Slate Pal thine- (lregort 1: Sir .lost-ph Il.lewcl- lvnl 2: Ann's l)i't-am tltobinsoiil Ii: Galitigfati lSll&ll1l -t: Prtidcnct-' lly tMoresi(lcI 5. Time: 'l.llt'l.

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Our thanks to George R Mac-. Donald of Boston. Mass. for an. official prmzranr of Saralnlw. Raceway of WeflnPSflH.V- -llll.V 2"-1 Gcorge was present and had the pleasure of seeing .1ne (,TBrient win the Runnymeade Stake forg 3-year-old trotters. purse sl0.000.t with Scott Frost. owned by S.A.l Camp. He won the first dash inj 2.03 4.5. which equals the time he made in winning a 515.000 stake for 3-year-old trotters at Roosevelt Raceway the previous. week. and which time made by a 3-year-old tr ter on a half-mile track this year.

He also won the second dash in The 59” Gregor and also to Summerside .206 3'5. Second to him both trips.

was Gaiapboiic. that forced Scott .1-Irost to his world's record of 2.00 3! I 2-.V08I"0ld at Lexington. Ky. l Gentle was not present how -ver. to see Joe OiBricn pcrform

1”5l that has been racing so sen. sattonallv this year.

We are glad to note that Rich- ard .labaicc's lliiiidliook 11). Ratt-hfordt has been racing ex- ceptionally wcll at Syrtncy, win- ning races 1 and 4 on Friday night. July 22. both in 2.12; Shin- ing llotir tW. Lewis! 2-2. and in another race Jet Master II) ltatchfordt nuncd by P. .1 (Sad- egan. was 1-2. Br.'irly's Rattle IG. MacDonald! .'i-1. Time. 214. 2.12

While Bay State Pat was mak- ing things lively at Summerside. Bay State Tom was doing thc same thing at Foxboro. where be lowered his half-mile track record do 204 15 in winning an invita- tional 53.000 Pace. He Ll owned by Chris O'Donnell. the breeder of Bay State Pat. and Chris has in lot more "Bay State" pacer! Itbat he is racing.

l We are glad to notice that Ronnie MacDonald has the Harry .Hlriieh pacer Super Hal 2.01225 :in racing form again. winning it race at Richelieu in 2.10. Flor- jence Harmony. also owned by Harry. won in 2.09-a new record ifnr her. 2

An important trade was made this week when the trotter Rajah Hanover 2.15 325. owned by My- son BeIl.Char1ottc-town. passed to the ownership of Greg MacDon- Ild of Sydney. N. S. in exchange for the 7-year-old pacer Hum Dale 211225.. Rajah should be I good acquisition to the trolling events in Cape Breton as he has always been one of the stoutest eontcnde .. in every race be en- gaged in here. 1-tum Dale has beaten 2.12 over Quebec tracks and should be I good horse in the 22 class here.

The largest attendance of the season and close finishes with five horses taking new records. featured Monday night's card at

Charlottetown Raceway. One of the biggest Iurprlaex was the of 5- show

Summerside Airman

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let of 413 RCAF Squadron which took part in the sot-ties and mock

Bryant. whose parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bryant live at 00

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Hunter's Corner

ltbey were out in force.Ind had their share of ducks on the is: of 1-October. when the chips were down it was the early opening exponents who took the rap. . This year the Department con-

cerned at Ottawa granted I 70 day open season on ducks and geese and the dates October 1st till D ember tlth should satisfy everyo e. It is very doubtful if the October 1st date will ever be changed. Many who were in fav- our of October loth II an open- ing date for waterfowl found that in actual practice it didn't work out as expected. We lost approx- imate 00 per cent of mu Blue-wing teal and Ring-necked duck shoot- int. both species plump, delicious table birds. by the later opening date. Blue-wings and Rlngnecks show a marked tendency to move southward early in October whether they are hurried onward by gun-fire or not. They appear to be governed by I Calendar date.

Black ducks also have I yen for the tidal flats that makeg Itself felt during the last week of September. This migration in salt water has been hastened by the reappearance of the eel grass beds. -The Pisquid Ponders' were deeply effected by the later closing date. In short their black duke shooting was about written off. On such ducking grounds II the Hill- sboro River and its network of marshes and lnflowing tributaries shooting was pretty well central- ized in three main areas. l have noted that the blacks show H tend- ency during the first week in Oct.- ober to vacate many of the small- er pot-holes and creeks and con- centrate in flocks up to two thou!- sand or more in the more open stretches of the river.

Duck hunters have been clam- ourlng for I 70 day waterfowl season and now they have it. Only

side. is shown working at Fres- catl Airport, Metz. France. National Defence Photo

the future will tell of its impact on the general duck population and how the birds will stand up to the increased bunting pressure. The length of the season is pro- bably not such a big factor in this province Iii the big kill in on the opening day. With the sanctu- ary of the seaward flats and ban only minutes flying distance the any blacks are not long in mak- ing up their minds about what to do about it. Last fall I sat on the shore and looked at approximately five thousand black ducks sunning themselves on I and bar that runs parallel with the beach and I scant 5 gunshots distant. They might Hist as well have been in China

This nolumntst is wondering whethc or not the rash of pre- uason shooting of ducks that broke out this past couple of years will die out with the tcchange in opening date. The reason given by some was the later "opening date. I'm inclined to take that with I grain of salt. The lint con- viction last year was for In of- fence . . . shooting black ducks . . . committed on August 18th. Thats I long way from October lst., let alone October 9th.

Some nice broods of blacks Ire showing II? but It the moment it II too" early b make I com- parison with last season's crop. I feel confident it wlh not be below 1954 but Im doubtful if it will be little, if any. Ibove. An average will be nothing to kick about. The Run and pheasant crop is excell-

ent out destruction of hosts by has-mowers bu been huvicl than usual particularly among pheae. Inll. Many pheasant Iiltlngs on the verge of hatching were .-.......t,, in the early haying. Some in ti..- process of ordinary haying in... others when grass was cut for silage. A farmer at Keppoch told me that three pheasant nests, with an average of lit egg; -....- nest. were cut over and destroyed In the process of mowing ill acres.

He furnished-additional inform- Itlon regarding pheasants that m; coinfortiug: He reported more pheasant covey's on wing on til; farm then in any previous year, The introduction of tflushlng bars' would save thousands of eggs of both Hans and pheasants every Iumrnor. It II hoped that this necessary Conservation measure will Iooon emerge from the tIlk- ing stage.

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attacks of the exercise. LAC outlaw. lie was placed in the hands of Johnny (lay of Mont-l atitic. who is notcd for making1 good with bad actors. It would. take tip is lot of space to tell of the different iiigcniotis arrange-

Waler Street East in Summer-

the iitlt dash where she was sec-

ond to the Clansman in 2.08 325. The Clansman had won the 4th race in 2.08 125 with Josedale Double llal 2.05 125. driilen by Johnny Conroy. 2; lleatlway 2.011

Calais. MI.

Edwin Ycller in his Iioof Prints has the following: Hambletonian fever has struck again. For the coming ten days debate at all the nation's harm-st-i horse tracks will

tucked in your relief for emer- ' gencies. If you don't use the

loan: M0 to 11200

Blue Bonnets in Montreal when the handle went to 5275.000.... The 34.000 Invitational pace saw H B. Chief win the opening mile in 2.04 and Mighty Cox the sec-

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you only 02.00. Phone. write or come in today. or noon 0: Stgnotwo. lwnltun It Auto

VIA! Ill" 10 IAV VI!”

FINANCE C0.

is the fastest 3” at. Mayhew. won from June Breeze

incnts iiiztde by .1otitiiiy to tune 325 (Given; 3; pl;-er-t Mlle 2.05 down -Iulli"- kicking aitpzirattts 325 tGoiild) 4. Another pacer and other icztts oi btttl l)t.'llaV-Ilhzqt, caught the eye of our mend icur. but ktiidnt-ss won otit and.was Janeille, a 3-year-old filly by -l0ll.l' Bull is 8 Will 80011 0180- Dom-iiiion Grattan 1.595, owned ncrcd and very fast pacer. To and driven by Hurley Spence of the astonishment of everyone in Bridgewater. N.S., that won the the curtain raiser going away on.3rd race in 2.14-but wait-tthe the 1llllSlt'lC he went right around firgt quarter was in 30 425 sec. ill? liftlfl lnllt ill” lfl-'10 Hnfl Wflhlontis Neil Budlong 2.12 225 (Con- hc-arlcri in 215 2 3 .Iohni1.V The above is a new

never g iroyl was 2. Gay was really hlllmtl lll'ell)' all record for Janellle. Mae Signal. lit? WEN ll? l5 00'flW"Pl Wllll owned and driven by Calvin Is-

.lolly Bud. nor. Truro. in winning race No.

l1ztrold' (ludmore of it acquired I new record of 2.18

Finishing at his wheel was the 3- ycar-old pat-cr Joility George. 425.

owned by James (YBricn. Elms-l

dale and driven by Ike More-' At l-Todericton. N B. last Mon- sidc in thc first race Famous day night in the 1st and 5th dash- IE. Sniitht,

1-2: Lesabel 3 tMcAlduffl tCudmoret in 2.17---a new record. Time. 2.16 425. 2.15 2 25. ontt race was another big second and 6th dashes siirprisc. The trotter All owned and driven by Ran- side Mity Lynn 4-1

1 long. tliarmont

nie

Irom aged performers such as

Miss Mite Illarrieaut. Mildalc er tchaset was 1-1: Zadie Zee tBirtt. Bud's Echo tsmitht and illarmont 2-2; Reynib tBeckwithl nthcrs anti took a record of 2.15. 3-2. Time. 2.17. 2.16 M5. in the

.2.i7 225.

llelicr Irom manager of thc tbranch of the Csinzida Life Assur- race. ancc Co., Montreal. and formt-,rly1 of this city. Charlie. with his wife and family. have been vaca- tioning at Lake George. NY. and gthcrc got iiilo convcrsuiioii with in man who mentioned that be lwas going to thc Saratnga races 2'. miles away. that night. so Charlie and Mrs MacKinnon de- cided in go along with him.. Much to his surprise when llf'