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Tuesdiiy. Dec_ , 1957 it7i"v7Li':iGn_ ncsixnsis" sow _ . _ -_____. ope .

IN MEMORIAM

MABEY — In loving memory of our dear Grandfather ‘ Malw) who passed away -\'ov.

in '

U .-).‘I W Suiisliiiic folds and shadows lall,I

Hiit \\\t‘L‘I reiiieiiibrance out- Ia\l,‘ all liver rcniciiibered by Kay, , Aiiios and Marilyn.

n in Queen and King Coun- ties. established Excellent opportunity Full time. Write Raw|eigh's Dept I,-470189. 4000

Richelieu. Montreal, Que. I Edison ‘T“—_" “

.l.i.irders

ANTED YOUNG (‘OLLEGE or business girl to board Ap- ply Mrs. Lonian McAulay. 119 Rochford St. or Dial 9698.

I Scars aiiii l'iruciii£'tiir’szii?

FOl.l..\\l) — In sad and loving " ' . cs , , , _r. 1947 5 PASSENGER C01 PE. IN

of our dear broth:

ciauiiit I-Iarl roiiaiiu. who ‘“"d °""d‘"“" j"’"“‘-‘ Passfid away December 3, -4‘ l‘l1T H.\t'llt‘t'I_\ smile and kiiidly wayi \ie pleasant to recall He had a mile for everyone ' 1 }\"‘ld<ll1<‘d b<’I°\'*:;b:'18ll)I- B |'I‘lircc‘s no ('l‘O\\(l in the on _\ remem re y ro- , , » _ , _ lhcr Borden and Sister~in-lawlfrom Sfdt of ‘ms “W”? styled ll_vmouth-

\'ci-iia And Family I

Turks To Get I 4 Minesweeper: From Canada

S\‘li\l-ZY. NS \1:m<[9r Pearlves announced Fri-I day that Turkey will get four Ill 1! rt 9 r ii coastal miiiesweepfrs. from Caiiada in addition to 10. B'm.:or class escort vessels be-

iCP»—l)c-Ience ——«-—---L - -

colour

955 Plymouth Sedan

F. R. McLaine Ltd. Dial 7358-9

Today’: Specials

1935 l-‘ord Consul -idoor Sediiii. green. one owner. motor

in; turned over in the near fu-‘md (“.93 good Th” cm. ,5 m

ture exceptionally good ('OII(‘llI|t-ll in- .\II' Peaiites spoke at a cer-Esme 3 out A “gm 03,- mm emoiii here at which five of tliefwill gjv. mneag. for w,me,- 10 escorts were formally handedfimmg, . over to Turkey, a NATO ally. un- , I der a mutual aid agreement. 771*“-‘I It 3950. I Fiye more are to follow soon. I ' These five, and the five more‘ 1952 I)(pdge 44,,,,,- 5043,, of this class that are to follow. heatei and dc-fro.~2te-r. coloui

are Mr Pearkes said in a prepared address “They have served us well. not only as minesweepers but also on convoy escort duty. and on patrol; I ave nol

doubt that in the hands of theirl , new officers and men, that good Kent Sm,“ Phone 91” service will continue." I - " due course, four more-. —‘“‘ minesweepers of the bay class! Fflf flgnt

will them——a further rein-’ fnrrement from Canadian ship-I yards "

and versatile ships," maroon. out. A cheap family car at 5630

Good condition through-

W. R. JENKINS

Used Car Lot 3

nooiiitisii-‘on "nr:N'rf‘i>iioNi’; 7295.

The remarks were contained lnlfi Ah'[‘__[-: 1) “Tfi§pfig§EfiifD

the text of an address issued be-I fore delivery.

e navy said the Bay class vessels to be turned over are all of postwar construction and have

rooms. Phone 4584 after 5.30.

ITETATED‘ ROOMS EURNISHED

or unfurnished, Central. Dial 9272

hN‘Il In service since commis- GVIRI-S PIE('Vl‘7i (‘OAT SI-IT.

sioiiing. They are the Gaspe, commissioned in 1953. and the Como. Ungavii and Trinity, com-' missioned in 1954. They are 152 {Oct long. I

.\ll four are now at Halifax. 'l‘lii-y are of the same class as the six minesweepers turned over- to France. under the mutual ai I agreement, In 1954. Nine Bay class minesweepers are in ser -

Size 6 Price $1000. Apply Box 533 Guardian - Patriot,

it-'1-Jiitiviisnan HEATED’ i.ic.ii"r‘3,

housekeeping room. Dial 3368.

Central '

Fl.OO‘R_SAND'ERS:VVFl.0OR En.

gers finishing sanders. portable saws, electric drills staplers ~ spray gun. sub floor Chandler Bros. Dial 6557.

ice in the RC.\' and . 10th is ififiisn IN nir.vrrTiz_"Rivnn

scheduled to commission in De- cemher at Victoria, BC. ~ ¥________T_

Heiress And Sweetheart Hide I In _Scotland

lrLACKSi1-IJELS, Scotland (AP) A lsyear-old runaway debll“ tar-te heiress and her 2&year~old sweetheart hid from their parents oomewhere in Scotland Monday.

They are Tessa Kennedy, heir- cu to a shipping fortune and.

. c

! Fair sALr:TccM"i3v'c’i'c_Li-TCR: ap Dial 9584. Good condition. .‘

Village with All Modern (‘on- viencences. Apply to Melvin Cole, e Bay, Labordor.

I-‘ULLY——EQUIPPED '_MMEAT‘ Vil- lage. Apply to Melvin Cole.I

Market in Hunter River

Goose Bay, Labrodor.

ROOM HOUSE. NEWLY and painted. Partly furnished. 3-4 mile from Tig- Mrs. Gunnar Pedersen

for Sale W

Accciunodated I

i-osrrioiv‘ VACANT’ FOR MAR-

nailer.

I Dial 6816.

I [or Sale

FOR SALE. WELLI

sun woon ned ii R. Large and co.’

seaso .

Dial 5551. REGISTERED DUAL PURPOSE‘

Shorthorn Bull, 19 months,.

also b l 10 months, reserve! junior champion of Amherst! Winter I-‘air. Also heifer cal-I ves. Sire Sanford Sally's Lad. Stanley Hurry Winsloe. Phone 7419.

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' _F_tigalo llelp Vlaiiteii I

WAITRESS WANTED APPLY personally to Island Grill.

STUDENT TO LEARN HAIR--, dressing. Write Box 529, Guar- dian. ,

WANTED PART TIME HOUSE- keeper 'IllUI'IIlIlgSl. Write Box- 532. in care of Guardian and Patriot. ,*

IIELP VIIIIITEII I

TEMPERANCE FIELD WORK- er for schools and Church organizations in Province. At- tractive salary and expenses. Apply Temperance Feder- ation. Box 209, Souris. P. E. I. .

Miscellaiious

NEARLY NEW SHOP. SPON- sorcd by Senior Ladies Aid of P.l-I 1. Hospital need and would] appreciate donations dclivered Wednesday afternoon, 114 Kent St.

"iiiiaiiii iteiii’ Wfiiii ‘

rled man with car. Better than

average earnings.

Kent Strret. City. '1RAFTSl‘.ll'IN ARE IN GREAT demand. Train by home-stiidy' for a well—paid secure jo. Home-study course; on Blue- print Reading also available. Diploma awarded. Free folder Mention course required. Pri- mary School of Drafting, Dept. CG, Box 123, Station Tor-I onto. -

AS‘

WANTED—RELIABLE MAN d°819F In Queen and Kings‘ Counties. Experience not nec- essary. A fine opportunity to step into old profitable busi- ness where Rawleigh Products

real. Que. Services oftereii FOR YOUR ESSO STOVE OTL requirements in the city. l)iaI Harry Mcllish R398. DRESSMAKING AND AI.TI-IRA-‘, tiotis Dial ~ltil.'i. or apply 61 Chestnut St. Janie Ward.

_ Waiit_.eti Tiifiiient t GARAGE FOR ‘WINTER months. Phone 4883. 4 on 5 ROOM APARTMENT mi I ousc in or near City ground-' floor preferred. Phone 7787. ‘ l-‘IYRNISHED VlI0I'SE on "APT artment in Charlottetown from‘ Dec. 20th to end of January.

3 ROOM APARTMENT FOR 4, or 5 months. Central licated. Elderly

I 524_ Care

I

. Patrio.

,___ Hntlgaiitetl

,3 SPEED RECORD PLAYER“, Dial 9295.

couplc. Apply Box Of Guardian and

D""“"“’" EI“’°5- 5°“ °f sIm°“ S; PUI:LETS_iR.—I. R. and B. R: itoomigitlzn |{(),'u{[')'p‘6fi'q|:‘iyn'. 77.

Elwes, a portrait painter. , Scottish law allows anyone over 10 to many providing they have lived in Scotland for three weeks.

ys parents not cnlyl

. uurivrirv

laying. John Carew. Brookfield.

cents per Lake Verde.

V01’.

IVIIISPCI 10 IIIOV TCSII W marry. FINEST GRADE COAL.

but obtained a court order in Ion- don forbidding the marriage.

A &ANI

Two weeks ago Tessa and Dom hie announced it intentions to o

Durin

was found in hiding near here at n h .

After their hideout was dscov-- ored. Tessa and Dominic fled. A

31.00 per bag delivered anywhere in city. Arnfast Coal Company.

Ti-‘iifin FERGUSON TRA—C'I'0R.

Hydraulic Holst will sell out- right or take cattle in trade. Phone 4587

:”ronMAi.s. om.-: wnm: SIZE

18, one pink size 12. one Blue ze 16x. One single burner hot plate, Dial 4445. After 5.

ron—sALn AT ASHTON, in AC-

res of land consisting of about 15 clear. balance soft and hardwood. Apply to James Mclnnis. Selkirk, P.E. Island.

REPO$E$ED B INGER

treadle sewing machine. $89.50. (Ca in be electrifiedi singer Sewing C e n t r e, 164 Great George St. Charlottetown. Dial 4551. .

50 ACRES LAND AT GOOSE

Riven‘! miles from St. Peters. berries an

O.

noice. Do hada crewcut gm, "4 N. and un- cranberries, balance wood- land: also Irish Moss Cove. Apply Box 531. llNA‘rRA'l -Ill’! IUIT COAL: ALBION NUT AC- lll ANGELES (APi - Mrs. adia egg. We have large sup- Nllcy Sinatra. former w e of both coals -piled in ISO!’ Sinatra. suffered June for the benefit of Ch'town mhorbunsoabsrfocesunday nenoknowingitwouldbein wbnocllIIBolIrtedaarnalldIortsupp1y.Nooutoflown III! in the kitchen d bu home in ed H.R. Large Wat Lbs Angelou Firemen Co. """""“""*"“"“""'soA‘€iTns or noon uuvn. T.” ‘dd '''‘u'“" did about 70 clear balance in fl soul:-I omcgmcy tnatmuut. . hflhood mm‘ on pavement at Hilton. six miles h-om Cli'Town. Apply W. 11. little

Ill...

5...; ILICTROLUX VACUUM late model. in- will be refused

. VH7 eluding attachments and cord

nu -ainée'i'"i'°iii'§ii.i°"dmi°L' G‘ "I C I. . nu-ouno

‘ invalid. Phone 48

or HAY. l>iuc’E"so ‘ s‘ii‘fi~oLic”i'i’ii’i?i.Ti’=‘i=‘i'.ir"i1i;ri“vii ‘ bale. M. J.

Mac Pherson. North Wiltshire.

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‘WANTED — ALE BOTTLES.

-, Pints or quarts. Dial 8595.

‘mm sr:co'i~i1Tii7A'Sz_i) FRENCH doors, Telephone 8821 after 2 p. m

WANTED GIRL TO SHARE room. Write Box. AM Guar- dian.

Wiifinn A coon HOME FOR

child's pet. Dial 9690.

WANTED A FARM BETWEEN Summerside town for Dutch family. Wgite full details. Box D. Guardian Office, Summerside.

Wart laiitod

work at baby sitting. Dial 3297.

N. B. Architect Dies At 60

FREDERICTON tCPi—-Roy T. Sleeves, well - known architect- engineer who designed and con- structed many of New Bruns- wick‘; schools died in hospital here Saturday after along ill- ness. He was .

He was born and received his early education in Moncton.

‘dicate what its decision might be.

RELIABLE WOMAN w A N 'r's_

OUT OUR WAY

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AM! ‘I

BY J. R.

}No Indication Of Decision On Reducing Automobile Tax

OTTAWA ICPI ister Donald Fleming said Friday the government is considering whe r to reduce the tax automobiles but he declined to in-

O D

The minister was questioned in the Commons about press reports

that the 10 pt‘l’~t'(-'nl excise tax on auioiiitibiles will be reduced shortly.

Stanley Knowles ICCF —— Winn - peg North Centrel said these re- ports are causing concern in the auto industry

He suggested the minister con sider giving immediate notice of the tax cut. if it is coming. It could be made effective when the notice was given subject to later approval b_v Parliament.

Mr. I-‘lcining replied: “These matters are all under considera- tion and I shall be only too happy to make the recommendations of

--I-‘lnance Minv »

'not aware of any such thing and ‘it is not the fact.

Mr. Knowles at another point asked whether Mr. Fleming plans to present a budget at the cur- rent session of Parliament. CAUSING (X)NCER.N as the minister aware “that his unwillingness to give direct answers to questions about the budget is not only ii denial of in- formation to members of this House. but is also causing deep concern in the country?" M Fleming replied: “I am

HUNTER KAYOS PANTHER

LONDON (Reuters1—-A hunter in Soviet central Aiiia transport- ing a newly-trapped panther to a zoo in his car was obliged to knock the animal out with a series of well-placed jabs and up-

percuts. The panther had strug- his

gled free and began striking at the hunter with its forcpaws.

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

BARRISTERS,

._$OLlClTORS, i§ic_.-

Bell, Miiiiiem & Foster

, 150 Richmond St.

I J. Elmci Blanchard, 165_9ueen St. ‘

——M.~Af%Farmer,vVQ.C., LL.B. Bank of Commerce Bldg Allison M. Gillie.

1” Richmond St.

A. Walthen Gaudet, LLB.

Phillips B|dg.,

Palmer 8 Haalam

—-lV’c_ak.o-_&_VNicl_ioIaoI I75 Grlflil .I. A. MacGuigan

loom an Confederation Bldg. Corner

llfineeu

SPAIN CRACII DOWN MADRID (Reuters) —— Spain is

Dr.W.R.Csnon It

UIPIIIOI

IIIIGITON ROAD

Dial 4232 '

1:113.-C Dial 4147

III Graltoll St. Bank of Nova Bldg.

23-.314:--vi» «=4 ‘!'_'.°°.' 8:- IAN M. MacLEOD, LLB.

I-‘REDERIC CA. LARGE

Queen and Richmond Sta. (Across from Royal Baal Bldg.) DIAL 3244

Jos. W. MacDonald’:- Bex 412 M.I=i5iieTi”I-"T3337" ._____;'E_____i£L‘ CHIROPRACTOR

lid IQ MIMI-JOGRAPHING - STENOGRAPHY - KXKEING MRS. HELEN ACORN

OPTOMETRISTS mlk s(‘Iiirruthere,

Byron J. Grant, 0. D.— I24 KQIC 50.. “ll

1. S. Taylor,

Comer Kent 1 Queen Stu. omce I133 -— House 4756

II. J. Malion, ii.o. Montague P. E

ARCHITECT

I. ll‘. TOOMBS, B. Arch. ARCHITECT ID Rlcllnold St. Dial ms

__.. -_r_ _._. G. Keith Pickard

. P.E.l. Dial am yo and Fridays. Dial Ill

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER

the amount of West German sup-

..session it is considered possible

, advertising

Will Hold Talks Oh Summit Moot

visit of

The I2-yeorold Adenauer. hed- rldden with influenza. cancelled Saturday the three-day state visit he was scheduled to pay to Lon- don this week. Reliable sources said

to attend the NATO heads-of-gow ornment parley starting Dec. 16 hi pairs. » Von Brentano paid a lying visit late In November to Washington for pre-NATO talks with State Secretary Dulles.

A Bonn spokesman said die for- eign minister in his talks with Prime Minister Macmillan d Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd would cover the same topics Ade- nauer had on his agenda. Von Brentano will be‘ accompanied by State Secretary Walter liallstein.

Informed sources in London said besides NATO matters on- other big topic on the agenda will be the problem of the main- tenance of British troops in West Germany. The two countries in the past have been at odds over

port costs

There are no plans yet for a conference between Macmillan and Adenaiier before the NATO

that Adenauer will make his state visit early next year.

Engineering Jobs Listed

I

A publication of unusual inter- est and of practical value to en; ginecring students is "Engineer- iing Careers in Canada" been published by the Eng- Ineering Institute of Canada. 12,500 copies of this magazine have been printed and copies have been sent to various bran- ches and units of Canadian in- dustry as well as to every sen- ior and every firstyear Engineer- ing student in the country.

The publication is packed with the advertise- ments seem to lay more stress on furnishing information to en- gineering students and other in- icrcsted. than on boosting the company or the product of the

tr th

The Directors of the Quaker be Chairman of the Board lowing executive appointments Res 1'‘

company concerned.

Stressed throughout the publi-

cation is the fact that there is a great demand for properly ained engineers in Canada at e present time. There is encouragement for the engineering student and ance that the construction indus- try does everything possible to provide summer employment for the student during the vacation period.

Parents Ordered To Pay Damages

MONTREAL ICPI — Parents of a 15-year-old boy were ordered Friday to pay injured in an accident involving a truck driven by the juvenile. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perras, par- ents of Pierre Perras, were held responsible by Superior Court for damages to be

Glencross of Montreal, injured three years ago when his auto was struck by a truck owned by Mrs. Perras and driven by her which son. The action had been brought by the Quebec Work Accident Com- mission. The parents. from Iber- ville. pay $24,440 already paid to Glen- cross by the commission plus an- other $25,ti9l. The victim's disa- bility was set at 50 per cent.

.\

:.~> ‘ 1 ‘ IE6 R. FAIYW

of Canada Lim-

aryon. President,

ISSllI'-

$50,33l to a man

paid to David

Que.. were ordered to re-

ACTRESS HAS SURGERY

WASHINGTON (AP) — Actressi

early Sunday. A spokesman “she came through just fin

Jeanette MacDonald underwent; an emergency appendectomy at, Georgetown University Hospital uoscow

said . e_..

Edison

MACHINERY:

Crusher; 2 Belts; Spike Harrows;

Ibs.); 1 Set

in offered for sale.

GEORGE CANNON Owner

1. s. cnAivni.na. an.-. (l:.l.). u.r:.i,c., Plug. at ovum er. eaoiu: as

DIAL

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

Luncheswillbesold.

AUCTION SALE

AT CLERMONT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5TH AT 1 P. M.

I will sell by public auction on the premises of alziel, 4 milch cows. 4 years and half old: 1 fat heifer. 2‘ -_-; one brood sow: 4 pigs; 4 calves; one reg- istered mare and colt by Abner T. Clcgg.

If not fine, first fine day following.

ARTHUR J - STEWART, Au

PUBLIC /iUCTlON—C

AT HAMPTON, SATURDAY, DEC. 7 AT 12:30 STOCK:

Terms of Sale: All sums up to $25.00 cash. 6 months credit on approved )0 If not fine, sale will be held the following Monday.

ctioneer.

2 Milk Cows to freshen in March; 4 fat cattle; 4 Spring Calves; 1 Mare, 15 years old; 1 Mare, 4 years‘ old;

1 No. 5 Single Plow; 1 Manure Spreader i.H.c.I (new); 1 Cockshutt Disk Drill; 1 M.H. Hay Loader; 1 , F. and W. Hay Mower; 1 MB. Tractor Plow; 1 Set‘ Lever Harnows; 1 M.H. No. 5 Binder; Farmall Al Tractor; 1 Tractor Trailer; 1 Hall's Cleaner; 1 Grain 1 Horse Hoe Complete; Sprayer (80 gals); 1 International Field Cultivator; 2 ,, daunting Sleighs; 1 Driving Wagon; 1 Ice Chest; 1 Set 1 M.H. Hay Rake; 1 MacKenzie Po- tato Digger; 1 DeLaval Separator; 1 Brooder House 10x12; 1 Brooder Stove Complete; 1 Set Scales (600 Driving Harness; Feed Turnips Stone; Parts for G.M.C. Truck (1955); 10 ton loose» timothy hay; 500 bushels of Oats; Quantity of work harness; 1 Truck Wagon; 1 Cart; 1 250 gal. farm tank; Quantity of household furniture.

Farm of 56 acres, high state of cultivation, elec- tricity. Buildings in excellent condition. House em conveniences. If not sold privately, will be

1 I-Iall's

; 1 Grind

with

int notes.

MHJVILLE BELL’

Auctioneer

:5

, Souris Hospital

REGISTERED NURSES WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR STAFF DUTY.

Salary $135.00 per month on full

Apply.» MATRON

it

James G. Wliarry. Vice-Pro sident and General Manager.,

Blame For Ab

QUAKER OATS CO. APPOINTMENTS

pany,» and Fred G. Ash, Vice

President and Assistant Gen eral Manager, to be Executiu

u’, to be President of the com-]Vice-President.

uses In Politics

Rests On People, Is Belief

COATICOOK. Que. (CP)—Jean- Marchand. general secretary the Canadian and Catholic Con- federation of Labor. said Sunday night that if there are abuses in politics the blame rests with peo- ple in general.

" we were not for sale, no politician could buy us," said Mr.‘ Marchand in an address on citi- ncnship at the annual meeting of the St. Jean Baptiste Society in this 1-lastern Townships commu- nity.

Mr. Marchand said "one of our weaknesses is that we do not de- mand that real problems be dis- cussed ' ublic." INTEREST, LOW

Education was an example, with 90 per cent of the people showing no interest in the prob- lem. Statistics showed that 79 per cent of Quebec province young- sters 14 and under attended school while in other provinces the per- centage was 90 or better

“If our young French - speak- ing Canadians have not the learn- lng they will sweep the streets while others will carve enviable places for themselves in Cana-

dian lndustry," said Mr. Mar chand.

He said that in a democracy It is impgrtant that judicial, legis lative and executive institutioni remain separated.

SOME ENCROACIIMENTS

“There a e encroachmciiii throughout te year in this do- main in Quebec province and nc matter whether the parties are Liberal or Conservative. when out liberty is attacked, It is neces sary to intervene or we no longer deserve to be free." he said.

Mr. Marchand said he would not ‘ask pie to always agree with the demands of unions. but he would ask them to react when the existence of union are at stake. There could no nomic liberty, no true democracy without strong labor organizations representing the workers.