Page 1 The Guardian Monday. Jul! 11.1955 l . -. - .- y A

City and Central

"YOUR DOLLAR BUY! MORE -d the HUGHES DRUG STORE." I

COLORED ISLAND VIEWS. - Craawell Studio. y

CEREBRAL PALSY GROUP- annual picnic at MacRae's Shore. 1 Tea Hill. Tuesday. July 12th. I

MONTHLY meeting of the Bar- bstrs Association to be held 8errigan's Barber Shop tonight at I p.m. ,

LUCKY WINNERS- Following , were the winners in the Basilica i Yonu Club draw held on Satur-i

: - '3' wlll nb , 5 ham. MP.. Vfr George Mont- -The following bo led

mg FSlilsiiare:l-msecondimgcbyhrles -gomery. MP. Mr. Arthur Meig- their awards afterysdinliiesrevat 3”-V Wm M" " "cm!" 1”")

uacbonnid. 44 Unify" street. lhen; the Honorable Mr Paul camp.on Saturday:- C0"1'59- g th om Md :Martin. MP: Philae Temple. Beginners: Beverly Breedon The l”"”w"'"t '5 e C”

VISITING HERE - Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDonald of Hard-1 wick. Vermont. their son. Mr. Allan MacDonald of

New York. have been visiting onland M,

the Island Whilst here they were- guests of Mr '.liacl)onald's sister.l Mrs. Gargaret Walsh. 24 Chestnut: Street. City Mr MacDonald. who, is a keen fisherman. was luckyi enough to catch 20 of the finest trout he had ever caught. ,

HEAT WAVE-During the past liar days the Island has been Itwoltering in one of its rare heat waves of some time Official temperatures at the Meteorolog- ical and Radio Range show that a high of 364 was reached both yesterday and Saturday. Other temperatures were as follows Friday. 84: Thursday. 309: Wed- nesday. 76.6. Tuesday. '76. mak- ing an average for the six days of almost 81.7 Some slight re- lief is forecast for today when the thermometer is expected to no no higher than 78

14-year-olclmGiri Renoi-ts Assault

Royal Canadian Mounted Police are investigating the circum- stances surrounding a case of criminal assault on a fourteen- yenr-old girl which is alleged to have occurred in the early hours

utcompanled bY7tyre; Mr J Watson 'iiacNaught. M.P.; Mr Hugh McKenzie. M.P MP. '

More Tributes To Late Mr. McLure'

Further tributes from Parlia- mentary friends and others to the late Mr. W, Chester S. Mc- Lure include: Mr. Donald Flem- ing. M.P.; Colonel Alfred Brooks, M.P.; Mr. and Mrs. John Brack- en: Mr. Samuel Balcolm. 'il.P.; COU'HI'I&l.'Liul Travellers' Associa- tion. Halifax. of which Mr. Mc- Lure was vice-president; the Honorable Mr Brooke Claxton: Mr. John Diefenbaker. Ni P.: Mr. H. L. Enman. president of the Bank of Nova Scotia: Senator W. H. Golding; Mr. Thomas Kick-

Halifax. General G. R Pearlres:

Senator and Mrs P .1. Niacin-

Neil Matheson.

'Continued from page it

Abolish War

The warning said "Here then. is the problem which we present to you. stark and dreadful and in- escapabie-shall

t.

Royal Navy Frigate Arrives-in Port

docking at the Railway we put an end lwiiarf at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. The Frigate IS under command of Commander

,1-I. M. S. "Veryan Bay". is pictured above following her

'-0 the human race or Shall mm . L. R. P. Lawford, D.S.C., R.N., and has a complement of

kind renounce war? . . We appeal . as human beings to human beings. Rember your humanity and for get the rest. If you can do so. the: way lies open to a new paradise. If you cannot, there lies before ,you the risk of universal death.", 'URGES SClF.NTlSTS' .Vil-3F.T The appeal said that the U S. hydrogen bomh test at the Bikinil latoll revealed the possibility oll wiping out mankind --not just those

in the area where the bomb fell.lsh0u;ing. smnegthrmxing Roman ll "'3"-V Hilcatholics before the Metropolitan Police: "Why didn't YOU "Om? mil lbombs are used. there will he uni-lcmhedral Sundm, A few demongwhen they wern burning the chur- 72 versal death-- sudden only for al ”

minority. but for the maiority ay-100 Mhers chased away

”it is feared that

slow torture of discasc and disin- tegration."

-, Lord Russell fart-ti a hattery oilrem" of June 16. some of the for

t It was

Overall length of the ship is 307

feet 4 inches. breadth. 38 feet 7 - 'Veryan Bay" will remain in port until Wednesday morning.

Signal Regt. Hus Successful Camp

The officers and men of 8 sig- nals. numbering In arrived in (mm the city last night after complet- Camp Kingston. c. ud. tried In! I Wee" While I! CWP Red cl-on swlmmlng ud wne, Borden. Ontario. which is re- snregy mg. n; unmpmn Bud, ported to be one of the most suc- un Saturday morning, July g, cessful in which the local Unit Mrs. Harry W, Cudrnors. cllract- bl! PI"lElPIl9d- or of s. w. s. services and Miss 14- 901- 3- M. W""'"- 3-3-- Jnnn Murphy and m, Wm, Officer Commanding the Signal mg”, The boy. nun; V,” we" Regiment. which was the largest despite the fact that they were "A "'5' 3”” "twain "I" ''"n' in camp for only one week. m" ""35 "WV" um W m”

Miss Anne Horne and Mr. Don- Md? I '1” ""0""! W" "' , aid Champion were in charge of slam c9"'”ml”” ""1 1' "V min wnm-from progm. They told sports. They formed part of

presgnted clung. gm. Manna. "L" Tmop in full scale division. and junlnr gem, al alga. exercise. six signalmas stopped off at Aldershot where

3918 Pm Red Cross S.W.S. Tests

Anumbsoftheboys

varrant officer personnel of the jegiment which attended the camp: Officer Corrlinmandingla ILL Juniors: Brian Kell , Mt. . 0310391 K M- J0 5999- - .3 berl orpnnnnge; Hnvey 13:; 2 IVC, Major F. S. Jenkins; Maj- phnrson chm-ionemwn; David or E. A. Mccarey, Major K. R. Likely, clrnrlnnewwn; A1anN1chg I-Iennessey, Adlutant; Major R. nlson, nine,-ton; Ive, Canon. G. Dumont, Captain W L. Mas- Kenrlnglnn; Ken; Clark sum. Kinnon. Captain W. H.!'. Hughes, merslde; Ricky own” gunner, Captain James Ccyle, Captain J. side; Donald Kelly, M, Herbert L.F. Burge (Medical officer). Lt. Orphanage: George Adams. How- L: w' Rmsayt Ll) Rum Mm" lnn; Michael Annsuongy Char. ning (Paymaster). 2nd Lt, V. A. lnuetnwng s MacDonald. 0lC. A. E. Breedon. Otc W. G. Nelson. R.S.M. J. I".

Charlottetown; James Maclvlahon Alberton: Larry Dykeng; Cg;-l Thompson: Arnold Moore.

12 officers and 154 men.

New Demonstration" in Buenos Aires On Sunday

BUENOS AIRES tAP) -- Police to refer to President Juan D. and firemen routed hundreds of Peron. One woman screamed at the

s were arrested and aboutlches?”

mam lDEFY APPEALS

the first outbreak all The noisy demonstration came in ltroublc in Buenos Aires since tlie'lhe face of President Peron's call "pacification” and in defiance

lmevislon and "ewsreel Canwmsldemonstrators hitrled stones and 0f 3l1P9Rl5 (mm Calhflllc Church

as well as about :30!) cort'c- :viiid- enis in London's Caxtoii llall iio lsaid the appeal it" tho ativil”--iii of lirar is "only the first stop" in en-

of Saturday morning at or near theifiurinfl Wflrld D9-We

Norwood Market on the St. Peters1

Road.

The girl reports that she was forced into a coupe car by an unknown man. gagged and as- saulted. She relates that she was later taken to the Hillsboro River near the City Dump where she was thrown in the water by her at- tacker. After "playing possum"

It should be fnlloiwd. he said. by an international t-on-'ni'9ricc of sci- entists at which the signatories could produce a recoltitmn similar to that suggested in Saturday's statement.

WROTE T0 PHYSICISTS

The philosopher described his correspondence with Einstein lie

for s time. she discovered that her sud last February he asked me

assailant had left and she her way to her home on Kenning- ton Road about 3.30 in the morn- ing. No arrests have been made in connection with the case,

IIITIIS. IIAIIIAGES. IIEATIIS 50c Par Iitssrtlatt

BIRTHS

Jilly 8. 1966. to Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Miilsr. nee Jean Hawkins. a son. weight 8 lbs.

MILLAII-At the Prince County

Hospital on Saturday.

to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mlllsr.

I.(elvisi Grove, a daughter. 8 lbs. ols.

DEATHS

EIWI-At Searletows. July 0. 1955. Charles W. Crews in his Itrd year. Remains were trans- ferred to his late residence. where the funeral stvices will M held today. Monday. July 11th a 1.!) p.m. Interment Scarle- towl Cemetery.

MaoLIt0D--Entered into rat at her home is Bridgetown on July I. 1956. Miss Sadie F. MacLeod U 3-dftetown and Boston. The remains are resting at her late residence where it short service will be held Tuesday afternoon of 1 o'clock followed by service i Dundas Baptist Church at an vstandard Time). Interment hi the Community Cemetery.

PERRY-At Beech Grove July I, 1955. Mrs. Edna Perry, formerly of Bedeque in her 06th year. Remains resting at Davison's Funeral Home until Tuesday noon. thence to Fundamental Baptist Church. Central Bedeque. when funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. iS.T.I Interment Baptist Cemetery. Bedeque.

GALLANT-in Moncmn on Satur- dlY. July 9. I955. Augustine Gal- lant. His remains will arrive in the city tonight by train and will be aonv ed to the I-lesnesscy Ylnonl osne from where they will be transferred on Tuesday morning st 10 o'clock to the real- dence of his sister. Mrs. Emanuel J. Gallant. DI Edward Street. Fun- eral notice later.

ipieces of brick at police in scuf- lcaders for Peace g I lfles in the Plaza de Mayo and Priests read from their pulpits lsome of the policemen were Sunday a letter from Santiago Luis lpushed off their feet. A few suf-llCar(linal Copello. -8I'('lll)iSll0I.J of lfered slight injuries in the scuf-;Buenos Aires, urging the faithful Ines. 3, cud norm of the demon-gto refrain from any acts of a reli- J strarorsg gious character without permission Firemen sprayed the demonstra-.of church authorities. Worshtppers tors with chemical foam and water ll" the C”-h9df8l Were Urged ID tinted with a brown dye. Police leave peacefully Sunday morning sirens wailed and police wagons but the demonstration broke out rushed to the plaza with reinforce shortly after they stepped outside. intents after the trouble broke out. Pro-JZOVETHWEN IIPWWEIIFFS Cm- L T h e demonstrators shouted: ilclzed Roman Catholics for a noisy :"Liherty,” Freedom and Peace" demonstration Saturday m Argen-

Bamigcggsn-1 5;; Zion Church SE3: g'jE.””2;..:l..?'""M?ii?ll"'i l,.....i.l,.... Amid Sunday Tarif-I Official

School Picnic

The annual congregational and

Railway Man Dies in Sunday School picnic of Zion Presbyterian Church was held at

The death tggcurred in Monctgf Brackley Beach on Saturday at. yesterday of r. Augustine G - ternoon under the a i v lant, retired Canadian NationallMen's Associatlomuspocfes ”3lfEll,f.,,”' l:Zf,n,l'.'l...f"'..o1.iI.".)l.'.l."l.ff;3 Railway blacksmith at the age of Rcagh Sudsbury is president. i)he potagto growing industry here t The deliclml! Slipper W85 Dro- During his visit he convened Mr" Gauam Wh” W55 hm" atillared and 59-Wed by the Wo- with the Premier of the Province Rustico. P.E.I.. started as almen's Auxiliary of which Mrs ch Minister of Agriculture ad blacksmith at the C.N R. shops lnlGordon Leitch is president iand all as with producers and deal. Charl""emw" i" the ye" 1913lW35 BT93”! ellloyed Major. Har- WI: lar e and small Mr Leduc where he worked until his train--gt 91d Sutherland gave. severa' l Svas chigefly interested in the C081 l0 the M0m'l0" W005 in 1923- He selections which contributed ppii of production of the potato crop retired seven years ago. to the enjoyment of th lnuc and what place it plays in mixed vgffnlglcils ::,l:0dWl:)1fi7lVI-( lllhff Hgmef attendance. '9 argelfarmtng 'and agriculture in gen- e s ross. he is Survived by may - cral. As is member of the Tariff Emmett and Austin and a sister . Mrs. Emanuel Gallant of Char-'edB:s3m.l;ows'T lottetown. A son Austin lives inlamdin G y.ea” and. under): 1 Muncton. A sister. Mrs. James 3 G& sit” -d1 Welling?-OI Gay: Kiggins predeceased him in 1946. l '3 U ea ' His remains will arrive in the M oz!” (6. years): 1: Francis city this evening. All: 333:9-rs:-n Ray Fallhfull; 3.

Mi-. G. M. Avard. Rev. r. u.I.,,fjjf.” ls years” It

Goudse. Rev. C. R. Moase. Rev. ' R. R. Wagner, Rev. s. H. Haslam, Shame" Rev. Lloyd Archer. Rev. A. F.

Leaves Today

Mr. P. J. Leduc. vice-chairman of the Canadian Tariff Board, leaves this morning for Pictou and New Glasgow after spending a

The races were run off effie. portance to him as well as the various briefs presented subject.

duce met Mr. H. L. MacLaren. Chief Seed Inspector and Mr. W. P. MacLeod of the Fruit and ve- getable branch. He was keenly ill: terested in the work being done in connection with the potato in- dustry at the Science Service Laboratory. on his tour through

Judith Ran- Myrtle MacNevin: ls.

Cameron.

BOYS (8 years): 1. Jimmy Mac.

bT"'h”'5-ienily by the officials and i-esult.yBoard this information is of im- Atlantic provin 0, the Camp at Banff, Albe cepted and the compo While in the province Mr M their province is keen. The Prince Edward Island this Cadet Sgt. Major John Kane. both of Charlottetown.

Service For Martyr

adets Selected For Banit

18 Army Cadets are chosen from the four ces to attend the West Coast Army Cadet rta. Only the finest Cadets --are ac- tition to be among those representing two lack that will represent year are from left to right: and Cadet Lt. James Lee.

National Defence Photo.

Confesses To

made world-famed physicist to take the

MILLER-At Sydney Minss so were:

: Bridgman of Harvard University;

lead in a statement which should

be "launched dramatically." Ein- ' ' . . stein agreed but suggested to avoid l

confusion that Russell should re-l I gard himself as "dictator of they enterprise and givesorders."

Russell wrote to several , p famed physicists who declined for. 9-d Trlmly Chumh

ciat Frederick Joliot-Curie signed were 59"” 509 Children entertained as guests of the Men

pleased him especially since Jol- Association!

lot-Curie is "a noted Communist "l

The original eight signatories in.' addition to Einstein and Russell, "'9 Prof. Leopold Infeld. for- merly of the University of Toronto

Prince

evolution of physics and the prob- lem of motion: physicist P. W. the mo" Prof. H. 'J. Muller. formerly a physiologist in Moscow and lndia.i .

now at tIie'University of Indians; idem M" A" w Down" physicist C. F. Powell of Britain's Bristol University: physicist Jos- eph Rotblat of the University nfy London; and physicist Hideki Yuk- awa of Japan's Kyoto University.l Wm Most of the signatories are No-l mam. bei prise winners. 1 I Russell was asked whether his!

literally bursting

ages.

bomb tests. He replied: ”The group i had

saw to it that every one able that they should. ”It i up to boher people to say: . t

whether they should live or die."” mqll: gixxhogolaga employed to good

Former Islander 8 m Se is Honored

J. Gordon Sutherland. chief en-. gineer of the Hamilton Electric Syster was presented with s Preaidentls Citation at the annual dinner of the Summer Technical Conference of the As-l sociation of Muncipal Electrical Utilities of Ontario. which was held at the Prince Edward Hotel

ly by Lt. Col. A. W. Rogers. A

ages. The following are the results the races:

White; 2. David Cordy Donovan.

Laidlaw;

held its three-day convention. The presentation was made by Rnhcrtl lButter of Owen Sound for .Vir.: Sutherland's work as chairman of. the Underground Constriictirinl Committee. a sub-committee of the B J Giiug" "W . r on Sutherland is I sort of. ' Mrs. William Sutherland and the Glrh l”"' y"" late Mr. Sutherland of St. Pet.-ml H”'"”l',' 1 Mn" Bay. Following attendance atlcmmt " Embers w"m" Pr nce of Wales Colle e and Acadia University. Mr Siiziherlandl more; 2' Dav” attended Nova Scotia Technical! Graham Richard” Collese. srnduutiniz in was Miss! Ethel

ins

2. Suzan Ayers: 3. Ada Lavera. Boys 7 yrs. I. Laddy Batten:

Howard ;

Sutherland. Charlottetown. gm 1' Shm” 3"”:

Mrs. Sidney Anderson arriv- on Saturday evening visiting friends in Prince- os. N.J.. and Weyrnoutli. Mass.

Its, W. C. Mncbeod. of Ken- sington. P. I. I. was a recent vis- itor h the city. guest of her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. I. J. Warren.

Mr. Alan Maclresa. Fairvieiv. is a patient h the City Hospital. He to break his

1. Joan Neale. Wayne I-Iambly; 3. Ed Macbeod.

Arsenault.

Wayne Hambly.

Irene Webster. Boys 14 yr-5.. 1. Nil! Lean; 2. John Dennis.

- Indy: 1. Jennie Mustard.

utheri Upwards of 1.000 IlB0P1E ll!-el1d”,"completely f congresatlsotgal-crowd. estimated to number about various reasons .0 Sign the appear: picnic Saturday a teriicon 9 '1' 10,000. was orderly. but noisy.

Only two days ago. French physi-i MP9 3939” Included "' lhliigrmg

the statement. Russell said thisl Slmday Sch”! who we" roylllguniigd

Not forgotten were the children Edward island Protestant Orphanage who enjoyed themselves to the fullest. There and now of Warsaw University.l was c3"dy' 909 and we cream for

- - - the kiddies and everyone enjoy- Mm Humor WM Emslem of the ad a picnic lunch which was made

enjoyable by the ' serving of tea by a group of ladies

from the Senior Women's Auxiliary I under the supervision of the pres-

During the afternoon the music I of the RECCE Band which appear- -ed through the kind co-operation of Lt. Col. A. H. Peake. was very much enjoyed. A large I.M.T. Bus at the with youngsters of 811

Mb fthM'Aoc'at- group sought to ban further H-l hm erfgagerfl (Ly Din ;ITsAAS;ari(e1.

as such does not make any pro-: l r f. .1-h ate, Wm poaals and I think it is undesir-i Eigsgt; bzufggmalgd H1: :0". com, petion in the sports added greatly system was

calling out the various sporting events which were run off smooth-

sisting in the sports program were George Ayers, Ivan Sinclair. Dr.

Eric Found and Norman Stewart. Hydml, There were prizes suitable for all,

Boys under five yrs.. I. David

Girls under five. 1. Ann Irwin:

. .2. Carol Saint; 3. Trudy Stewart. in Windsor. 0nt.. where the AMEU Boys six Y”, 1- Reed Cudmon;

2. Berry MacLeod: 3. David Jenk-

Girls six yrs.. 1. Judy Hambly;

lair Garnhum; 3. Blair MacI(tn-

I. Donna Heather

Boys eight yrs.. I. Garry Cud-

Girls eight yrs.. 1. GI Stew- . Sally

Girls 10 yrs.. I. Jess Vesssy-, Boys 11 yrs.. I. Blair West; Q.

Girls II yrs.. 1. Elaine Hansen: 1. Florence Gambler; I. Barbara

Boys II yrs.. I. Ilosth Illclisn; I. Girls 13 yrs.. I. Audrey Devan. Boys 13. 1. Din MacAusland: 1. Alan Bownesii; 8. Alan MacDon- Girls I4. 1. Brands Ilaclsy; I. Mas-

. Girls 1! and war, 1. riene Ken- Itacnonald: 3- Ill! I. III as Alsst Ital!

.tBolyes1::dovar.i.'AlsnMsc- enz. June. Ilsa-ill Is0ossiL

land ”He must go." the latter taken , .i1nals independence day-charging f

l. e marchers,had staged a ”pol-

iticnl act" and broken the truce

MacLean. Mr. Walter Shaw. Bruce

R. A. Profitt. Mr.

Mr. Callum: 2. Robert MacNutt;

Mac. Harry MacNevln. Byron Mac.

called for by Peron last Tuesday: DONE-311. Mr. L. R. Allen. Mr. Don- Kenzm

Cliurch sources said Sunday; m o r n l ii g ecclesiastical leatlersl were ”deeply distressed"

'S:-iturday parade and called it R'3V- Farquher Mackinnon. .

1-ha, w. 1. Green. Rev. A. MacDouaid,””'""W Maccallumz 2. Miss Enid Morrison. Mr. H. L. Harold Martin. Dr.

unauthorized.

Presbytery Meets

At the July meeting of the Prince Edward Island Presbytery of the United Church of Canada held on Tuesday. July 5th, in Trin- ity Church. Summerside. a motion was passed commending ”the attorney general of the Province of Prince Edward Island for his action in refusing to allow an ex- tension of open hours in the liq- uor stores of the City of Charlotte- town which would permit extended sales on Friday evenings. and also flor the shortened hours on Satur-

ay...

At the opening of the Presbytery sessions Tuesday morning. Rev. W. A. Patterson. Georgetown. in- stalled as the new chairman. the Rev. G. Howard Christie, Char- a lottetnwn. Opening devotions were conducted by Rev. Alex MacKsy of Kensington.

A special committee consisting of Revs. A .5. Weir, J. M. Fraser. and C. D. Matheson nominated in Rev. W. Ii. Crowe. formerly of Bedeque. as secretary for the new- ly formed Board of Information s- and Stewardship,.and Mr. G. Ray- mond Smith. Halifax. as -assistant secretary of the same Board. These nominations will be consid- cred by the Executive of General Council. of Mention was made of the nlans being made for the National Evangelistic Mission which is to 3. begin this fall. and tentative dates were set for the Missions to Ministers. and the Missions to Church Workers. The third week of September was suggested for the former. and the second week of November for the latter. COMMITTEE APPOINTED

Christian Education: Rev. Lloyd 1, Archer, Rev. J. A. Cowper-Smith. Rev. J. M. Sproule. Rev. Murray Gardner. Mrs. J. G. MacDonald. Mr. W. Bradshaw.