MARCH 16, 1947

~ Local Branch 0f WShip-by-rall, f;liss'n Formed

1i. LI. Pooh OI the Canadian ldlwuyl. (Ilmrlottctvnll.

c; moaning included. Messrs.

1'3. menu. vice-- ”‘ .

P. llncNoiil. secretary, and

Ounpbcll. urcumer. Messrs.

_ p. walnut. I-LB. Douglas, NA. ' mcho-lson". char-m Doyle, J.I.

mghcs, and MG. Mooney (rom-

prise the executive.

[Jag present at the meeting “m, it. C31‘, Mormtoflwfy. 811D- qrkntendtfl! of the local division.

p 0N R; Mr. Gordon Foster, man- ‘; of the Charlottetown Hotel; and Mr. I-lbroid Moore, mull n1ecl:a.:ii-.~ qt the division".

Mi- B Graham Rogers was n west speaker.

The puirpose of the organization M; (‘xplalnf-d by Messrs. Pigeon “n41 Bzackficr who informed the glllicfiftj; that CVt"|‘_\' member of (he nearly-formed branch was ex- peuled to solicit tzraffic for the railway and that such solicitation included the see-king for increased bu Hts," for ever-v (iephflmetnf, in- putting freight. express, tcicgraph, ', etc. By so (lining. the mem- wcre told. they would be as-

cistlflf: in the maintenance of n steady cniployment for thousamds

of (1 m-cllan VFOTRPYS-

- -.1 >49 21-1 LQQJQQQvyV p“.

m Million P. E. |. 1 Eggs For Britain In Last Three Months

Two million, two hundred lliniWébnd ctrgs have been uhrpped m (he British Ministry of Food

- trvin Prlnrf‘ Edward Island dur- ing hi1» past three months. Those fizuws have been released by P. M. Nash, senior poultry, productl inspector for the Dominion De- tnii-viixcnt of Agriculture. For the chin-s nuding period lust year,

iiI_ 37.003 eggs were exported

to the British Ministry of Food. Prices. Mr. Nash stated, re-

n-iniii strong with demand fair anti iin Accumulation. Hatcheries

ill full Operation with the

1A8 li-r inst month showing a

ccnl increase over Feb-

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the iirious grades;

A ‘ii-go 30-1; A medium 26-9: i and B 23-4; C l7.

=~ dud s-fxipiticnts dclivcrcd’ Ch-i (iltetounn: A largc 35-6; A mail-i: A pullet and B 29;

arc prices for

C

Specialized producers are re-

(".1 for carfoned pack: A . l" A mcdium 38-9; A

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Ross Munro Will _ Report Moscow Meeting IKTNUHN. hi-Jrch 5 - (GP) Ri‘~ i‘1‘-‘-"'.0. who has travelled * 7511i) Inilcs in 10 European court-l 11W itrce the war enderl. will re- lwfi the ccurrcil of fcrr-lgn m is- "Ys "lffiirw. opening in Mcrcnw MT“ 10. for the Canadian Press. ‘(ill lac the cnly Cififlfldlflll re- fsi at the conference. called to 11W (irrman and Atlstrian peace ifllfmfiilf

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Bllllllé, l-lAllllIAllES. DEATHS

50c Per insertion

IHRTIIS

g GARNIIUM —HAt (lit-ET; P111111 Hospital on March 2. i947, ; and Mrs. Daniel J. Gom-

is-il. Charlottetown. n daughter, Barbara Jean,

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bonus ‘M * ~ - FI- - Died Ill. mini‘, p, r-i (>11 March 2. Arthur Bell, _ 'f1‘]"-'“°1'1Y_ of Belle River. Remains . h 1 urrlvc in Charlottetown this evening. The funeral will take 111"" Friday afternoon, Much '1, If 1:80 from _ the : sidence of. y, :5 b10111". Norman Bell. Inter- cnt Wood Islands cemetery.

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Ill MEMORIAM ln Loving Memory of EDITH FRIZZELL "ljlmc Years old Today

Alwyn‘ rnmombcrnd and Sadly Missed by Her Family.

ll. 0. Macloan

UNDERTAKER EMIALMER '

Charlottetown and Nlrtb Wllhllin

Phone Ill _

1114118. where Requiem High

ljoyod and applauded. After

cnnrnn. euinuun

n"! Mllmn l: Ilnervcd for new; of local interest. but adv or a lllIly unlro may i.

ll lino tent: n wonl firmly p1,. able-la advance.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

All SEE llill

..'.=.':.:.;1.:" mm»- lFootwenr :t 175 Quccn Sflggt‘ “whitish” °""“'"*{

SPECIAL PIE-EASTER BAR. GAIN SALE, M; _ . Ladle.’ we". B Johnston 4 l

nalllhmmlgmmarogiimmxr. - 1 d . the Radio ShacklmCarfio$atrlllcted m;

VARIETY coNonnr and Box‘ Social. Baptist Church Hall, Thur;- dfl-v. a P. M. Adimission box lunch 01‘ 25c per couple.

SAL! l8 SUCCZS3_

W111" Elephant Sale “$3 Smrillng Club last night was a °°1T1l16fe success with nuctlonggu Prank Gil-Ills. Dr. J.A. MncMlll-zn, 111d 511 Henry selling all available "m1" 1° 111a lame crowd that were present.

THE REMAINS of the late Mrs_ (Rev, Dr.) Miller arrived from T°r°m° l"! 91111111118 and were| taken to tho Macbean Funeral Home where the funeral w-tu be held this sflternoon at 2 o'clock,

ISLANDER DEAD - Mtg Fmgle Gallant fireman at Notre Dumg Convent received the sad news Wed-l "why morning of the death oil his father, Mr. Peter Gallant of. Molrosc, Mass,, formerly 01. chug loltetown. He was a veteran of} World War I and a mr-mbe; of the, 105th battalion.

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SLOT MACHINE FOUND _ The City Policg received a report about‘ one o'cloc yesterday morning that an unidentified object. was lying 110:1‘ the went cnrl of the Provmciali

and found an illegal slot. machine.‘

chine was takembo the Pollm 5t‘. tion.

a:-_ FUNERAL YESTERDAY - n“ l

yesterday afternoon. Services wore conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webii". W111i! also conducted ser- vices at the grave. Interment was i ln the.Pc-op1e's Cemetery, m) Steuurl. The pail-bearers werel‘ Gordon Leitch, John Cournl Stewart Affleck, Byron Bownesap Edgar Jardine, Ross Maoliwen. l ___ l

rum-mar. SERVICES The,‘ Ju-umul of Nirs. Harry Hennms look once yesterday morning at‘ 8.45 from her late residence. 61,‘ Richmond Sl.. to St. Durustans Basilica where Requiem High Mass‘ was celebrated by Rev, Kermeth MaoMillnn who also conducted the service a-t the grave, The pallbear- ers svelte Mcssrs: Leo Bradley. Tim- Olily Rocilibrd. James Mullins. Wil-l llam Hennessey, Cherie: (Xannollyi

and Malachtss 0nlil.53han_ i

JIURIAL YESTERDAY _ The funeral cf Mr. George H_ stews,“ too-k place _\'€S'l(3l‘dfl'y mun-trig from 1115 1111c residence i-ti Bedfomd to St. Boinouentures Church, The.

wns celebmicd by the parish priest

conducted services at the grrcve. Pall bearers were; Messrs J.J. Trainer, John C. McDonald. Jos-i eph Morris. McQuaid and Robert Gallant. Mr. . Stewart's funeral was very largely attended attesting to the esteem in W111B11 he W115 held 1m‘ his oommun- i ity.

‘EDITING REPORTS I‘ 0 R GOVT-Mr. B. Graham Rogers is engaged in editing the reports and other documents bearing on the past year's activities oi the varic-us Provincial Government departments. Premier J, Walter Jones stated last night. The reason for having fhl-s work done. Prem- ier Joncs said. ls to enable the

members of the Provincial Icirlsla- Mnqxgnzfg said that the question. ilure to have an authentic but c-om- was a “gal one 5.1m 51in W115 being

pact statement of the work done hy each Department instead of having, a: was often the ma: in the pant, to wade through scores of statements in order to find cerium wanted information.

Y GRADSiCLl iS-The Y Grads held their monthly business meet- ing last h-lght in the local Y with Pres-Mont. George Mncbougull in the chair. Following an anflwblo supper. a. sing-song was held and a solo was rmdered by member John Burroughs which was httfllly en- the

raiding of the minutcn. many lub- jeot; of vim interest to the Club we“ discussed. Considering that the local ‘Y' will no longer be av- ailable, a tuotion was to the effect that the future weekly supper meetinll res-naming in this yearn activities. be held In the Queen Hotel. At the conclusion d! the ‘lawman: matter; tihe mectim cloned with the King, , l

MI. ANn Mas. WILBILM‘! noonmnonrr. North River. an- noincc thnMongagunmt. of their

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Solliddn a! Willard. N. Y. Mn. Myer: l: n. luduntc of Prince of Wale: Oollvlt‘. Flushing Hospital School or Nursl-nt. flunhlng. N. Y, and New York University. Btu in also a member of Kappa Delta Pi, In honor lociety in Odllcllion. At present nhc h tho Public i-leuitb Nurse for the towns of Covert and Lodi, Bonocoa Co., N. Y. Dr. Schneider received his Bachelor of Arts Degrnq from Cornell Univer- sity in 192'! and hi: M. D. from Cornell University Medical Coi- lqo in 103i. Ho served oversea: for 2% yarn In the U. s.~Army Medi-

cul , and l9 now n msmbtr of the n f of Willard ltntc l-Iospitll. Milli. . .

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‘theft. Two of the drunk and

ldlln wtnterthnc o0!" diticn

nu: more Annabss by Mr:.

11w ¢<>11mev o! o. F. c. Y.

SOUTH AFRICAN VETERANS .-

111 the South African group recent- ly published the imnsmed soldiers were No. 11—Mr. McBeath who was turned down, Mr. C. l-Iyncs going in his place. and No. 21. Richard

CITY POLICE COURT —Ai. the Clly Police Court yesterday 1110m- ing there were three case; of drunk and incapable. two cases of drunk and disorderly, one prohibition case, and one case of shopbreaking and ‘.21- capzlble cases were fined $10 and costs or 20 days and $5 and costs 0r 10 days respectively. One drunk and disorderly was fined $10 and costs or 20 day: and the second, together wl-th the remaining drunk and incapable, was remanded until next. Wednesday. The prohibition case, that. of keeping liquor for sale. drew a fine of $25 and costs or 30 days. The party charged with shopbreaklng and theft pleaded ed guilty and was remanded until Friday for sentence.

Personals

The many friends of Mrs. George Macmillan. Covghead, will regret to learn cf’ he-r illness. E-he Ls at present undergoing treatment in- the P.E I. Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Cnalg, of Klnkora, P. E. 1.. spent the week- end in Mo-ncton, N. B., guests of Mr. Craig's sister, Mrs. J. H. Nor- ton and M1‘. Norton, Weldon street.

‘MAY cosr ur ro.

(CYmitimmcd from Pflgg l)

ing national unity ln-the coun-

en try. He called for wider and im-

Engiish. He said the ideal aim main races completely bilingual. This would be a major step toward bringing about national unity.

Mr. Argue sought to discuss the

funeral of the late Alfred Af- ‘ flppncgflpn now begun the Board construction; $65,000 for repairs fleck was held from Zion Church of Transport Cmllmlsgiongrg rm» g breakwaters at Tignish;

railway

BtMper-cent increase in ker

freight rates, but deputy spea Ross Macdoneld ruled that matter was "sub judice."

Mr. Ross repeated tihe request of Progressive Conservative members for the establishment o! a royal-

comimisslon to investigate the corn’

struction of veterans houses and

read into the record v-arious ccun-

plaints and charges which have

been made across the country. Calls For Statement

Mr. Lockhart called on Mr. Mackenzie to give a complete state- ment on veterans housing. lie said he knew or veterans who h-ad to pay from $42 to $55 a mvnih 011 their houses and he know of other; who had bsen turned doan because their monthly income was consid- ered insufficient to meet tin monthly charges.

He said he knew of a veteran ln his constituency who 1W1 P1114 $51‘ 960 for his licmc and the ccn- structicn was "terrible". As a 511D- plicr of building products he 581d he believed he knew something 01 building products.

The house in (11195111111 had m

me plaster that he oouid D1111 hand through. There ‘(were shingles

blown up on end. " "What kind o! security is 111°“

Earl Cullen, Elmer he asked‘ “Here L, ‘t mun who Ms‘

gone through the very Jaws of death and lie ccmes back to a deul of that kind."

Mr. MaicKenzle said he was ready to admit mat there were 1111111610115

5 be fgplacej uvi-tn hard WOOd floor-

ing. There were other cases where drainage vxuld have to be T9901!- ed. ’

1n wply to Opposition requests as to “my the contractors should m» be asked to pay the cost, Mr

considered. It m; definite that 111v cost of the Ybpaifs would 110i 11811 back on the veteran.

Minlsttr ‘E xpllilll

The Minister said he was dosi- ling cnly with 2,600 houses on small holdings.

"Lg-t: mg give yml the rest of the pkitllilt," he said. "The VQMI Land Act adminilstratlun has n1- ready g-wtablisihed some 22.000 vet- More than 11.000 have 1M1’-

orans. settled in full-time fanning and n tciy 9.500 have been es- tablished on small hoidinfl.

"nlQ ifinnsuclnl Maia-lance under the whole not unounfs to more than Ill1,000,000."

The cost of the 2.600 unit: b01818 auctioned would mount to I-buut 90,000 000.

c. n. n._nns 4a

(murmured mun P400 1)

umohern and M motor 08H. Th0

addition of 40 now on order will

bring tho total number in service 12'!

to .

Of the latent type and including : numhar of new features. the I! mute. machine 1000111011“ W111 b. pom-ed by I2 cylinder m- cvoi: 1.000 HP dieul electric un- glnu. Connected to the main m- entor they furnhh power to o“! traction motor-l. coon 0001111118 I pair of 40 inch drivers forty-four feet, five inches ions; 1110 1°00‘ motive: will ench Blah 15 WI- ThQy will be eoulwed r1111 11v moat recently developed air broken. n motor cooling system. I new ‘my gup may (mm lo reduce nipping. a cab beating syliem for the comfort of the crvw under Can-

l W1- end will have 0% Illlon

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mg. pairs et

(Oontiuuied from Page l) could stand |por\t." Revised Lint of Crew l hld been included in an was substituted for Holmes, i The list:- l Master, Allan J. Vallis. Mon.

treal; first mate, John N, Crewe, 5401111601: second nuaitc, Allan s.

"Foley. Mr. McBeath went over in vam‘ Mmuenl? mild 111319- F"- l a later draft.

119ml Paiement, Vemdum, Que ;

l ‘Wheelsmen. Frank Bates, Mon. ‘T9511 1111313 Ian-sen. Windsor. N SJ Jack Cozsar. Montreal;

‘ Chief lilngineer. dairies Ash, Aur-

ora. one; second fl§121lllC¢TvwllllBIn‘The NW‘ SW1“ G°"°"""°"‘ "13? Qwvd by Georg n n Christie. Paisley. Oil-L; l guarameed Paymem “f ‘he 139'?“ . “llfllkfd up 111s second slraighlzwlrsi‘ ‘ one“ Gerald Rfluse‘ wmdsorl-ioan. taking as security a first of the season when he ouiluotud N5 I Rodemk Mcwan’ Glen mortgage on the tourist pr-ciperty, two other oilifi€S in the first tit-p. Rcbflucnl CCU,‘ Alex Ttvhtml The loan was payable over a period heals or Clltss B p.309 and was mm Rhbensorh (my . ‘of ten years at an interest Qt brawn by Sciriier- Budlong in me. -. " three and one-half per cent, 1111111 dash. Fmunen’ when vr°°m' D“? It i: understood the Association's Brook, N S ' William Morgan ' ' presentation was given a sympathe- SUMMARY

1318M’. N S ; J. Francis. Smith's COW. N.S.; Bear Riv , .S.

010k. M1": Margaret Eady, Ad- mniiml. On ; second cook, Angus Lalrsm. Windsor‘, N.S.;

Swmen. Lloyd Rice. Morgurrville. N-Si; Ohillmfln Rice. Morganvilie. William Francis. Smith's . N S: James V-rcom, Deep Brook. N 5.; Gezuld Porter, Hill- KNTVQ. N.S.; Ralph Peters, Ross- wey. N S.

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i WHAT r. 2.1. cars»

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| M-—~~ -<——- estimates this year, exclusive of itlte work on the car ferry termin- als. Sole amount earmarked for the ‘Province is n. revotc cf $50,000 for

a public building in Charlottetown.

the hast year. this amount being listed as "appropriations not re- quired for 1947-48." An i-tsln of $200,000 for improvements and re- pairs to buildings is listed for

11111145113. The Pc-lice investigated. PTWed lnslruclim 01 FY9110“ 111111 “Maritime Provinces generally."

! Marine works planned this year

with money still intact. ’I‘he mn- would be to have the country's two for P.E.I. total $415,000, u decrease

"of 3185.000 compared to last year’: estimates of $600,500,

l Principal marine works includes $50,000 for Charlottetown wharf to $15,000 for wharf improvements at Wood Islands; $60,000 for breakwater re- Souris and $40,000 for ‘wharf construction at Montague.

Increase Steamship Subsidy

An increase of $18,000 to a. new total of $100,000 is provided as a mat-l subsidy and steamship sub- ventlon between P,E.I. and New Scotia and the mail and steam- (ship subsidy for service between Prince Edward Island and Neu- foundiand remains fixed at last year's level of $54,000.

In the Department of Transport. an amount of $19,200 is allocated to the railways provident fund for P.E.I. railroad employees pensions.

Together with their colleagues

on the bench in the other Prov-i

inces, Judges of P.E.I. in 1041 Will receive g one third saint-y increase. This will bring a yearly all-pend of $13,333.33 to the Chief Justice of the Province and amounts of $12,- 000 a year each to assistant Judges of the court. Salaries of County Judges move up automatically from $5.000 a year to $8,666.68.

' storm diacrs. There We“ 0'15"“ 5 _._.

,Rev. Kenneth McPherson who also‘

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United States) was trying to hold ‘on to its monopoly 1n atornlc er.-

ergy, l 3. Unlimited control of atomic lenergy by an international uuth- lority, as proposed by the United States. would mean “unlimited in- terference" in tho affairs of any

‘defects in the 2.1100 horses unduwountfy. discussion. There were cases wherel oft wood flooring would have to‘

4. The veto in the Security Couri- cll. which the United States in- slsts must not ap ly on atomic control. was estabished in the.

United Nations by United Slates

Valli: naked if.|. coastguard ship by “uni-iii "we reach

Rem Rm“ on m w 1F a demeLHthrevi-sed llct me company e m cs ea -

IIOWAID MclNNIT Fitted vnl last evening was heard through Holmes c; w: °iilr§§§m£'i“r3"§.l.'§

arllnr

(list. William Morgan o.‘ D1611; NS,

Sherman Higgins. '

Request aw’: Aid ll-‘ur Tourist Industry

l 11991161‘: l-lld Restaurant

dustry. spokesmen fcr the

the tourist industry should OWFBHOn here.

, ln Nova Scotia, the spokesman - wishing ‘ to cuter to lihe tourLst trade, could borrow money from any churtcrcd bank for the. building of cabins. etc.

said, responsible persons,

tic hearing by Premier Jones and ‘ other members of the Government land that legislation alcng the lin- es suggested by the Innkeepers and B1111‘ Kalmtisk (W. may) Restaurant Association may be en- I acted at the coming session of the -

Provincial Legislature,

Rev. P. F. Roekwood;

‘Resignslis-Ministemf {Presbyterian Bhurc l

‘ mono, N, s. March s —(CPJ - Rev, Perry F. Riockwood. young Truro minister convicted hy an ecclesiastical court ui "folluiring

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This is a decrease of $40,000 from: a divisive course" in his sermons. “any Mann,“ Frank Mac

announced tonight that he was tendering his resignation not only as a minister of St. James Pres- byterian Church “but as a min- ,ister of the Presbyterian Church i in Canada."

Following yesterday's verdict of the Hnll-fax-Lunenburg Pres-

|bytery which heard a charge that he had "made a definite attempt to split the Presby- terlan Church." lhc 29-year-

old clergyman told his congregan- tion at a prayer meeting tonight

ihe would preach his "lnreuv-ll . messages" next Sunday, Mr. Rockwood said after the

meeting that he planned to re- main in Truro but he did not say what other action he would

l take,

i "At the prayer meeting I told

ieveryone to think about it and pray but that there should be no discussion tonight," he said.

1 The minister. whose sermons on the theme that the church is "Sick Unto Death " drew the attention leaders last fall, said the Pres-

bytery had told him he vrould be‘

allowed to remain in the Pros- byterian Church if he submlttefl i to a seven-point “disciplinary action." '

One point warthat he should

withdraw and destroy all the , phi nted copies of his sermons dealing with the church. An-

other uos that he should refrain from printing further sermons “of such a destructive The third point was that he refrain from “all publicity in the press."

Other points included s-llovring “due repentance and humility for statements made against fellow ministers in theprinted senmonsf’ ldolng all in his power "to bring my people to a new attitude to- wards the church and her pol- icy;" and to understand the

pgiicies of the Presbyterian

Church in Canada "and approve [of them if possible."

‘ The seventh point was “tile session of Sf. James give more careful insight over the work and policy o! the church in

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linitlative and not by Soviet Rusq TTUHI"

sill.

I He said that the late President Roosevelt especially took tho lead in wrlti-ng the veto into the U. N. charter.

Gromyko said tlicrc had been

little comment on his proposals ioi".

9, convention outlawing atomic bombs immediately and a later convention setting up atomic (‘Od- irois.

Then he demanded that the bomb must be abcil-shed now, dc- claring that such a convention iwould strengthen the authority of the U. N.

H; said Russia. ntood for iii- npectiotrs under control 0110-1118!- tlotns set up within the framewozk of the Security Council. He thus rejected the for an atomic development auth- lorlty with full power: of inspec- ‘tlon and control of atomic matter! everywhere.

fuel tank, their maxlmu wilt be sixty miles per hour. The general characteristics of the ten American Locomotive Company's switcher: will be very similar but they will be powered by a cylinder. four cycle supercharge 1.000 HP dlentl engine. Painted block. the locoznotiv iwlll bear the Canadian Nation monogram on ouch side of cub. The word; Canadiln National and t engine nmtber will appear in black on bands of Morencyorangc across the’ body.

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utmundmqwqd m" m, 1mm] Presbytery, could not be reached convinced, not only he to the ad-

eloctrio angina: coming to P. E, I. will weigh nptpmtimltcly 00 tons; that weight will permit them to operate ncroa: i-lillsboro Bridge. which would be unable to carry the heavier engined.)

Too Late To Claslg

volt BALI.‘ - DRY ILA! WOOD. Mnlonce. Phone 2280-14.

POI! SALE-IMO DELUXE SEDAN equipped with radio, neuter, nvc new tires and new motor. Perfect. condition. Apply Leigh Chap- peli, Town Taxi, 180 Grunt (Iconic.

i "I will go out 0n the streets and from house to house like the apostles of old rather than sub- mit to the findings of thc Pres- ‘bylcryf’ he fold his congrega- lion.

‘,‘Thin decision means that we are unable to criticize depart- ments of the church which do ‘not. confonnn to tho ward of God.‘ he said. “There is little hope of bringing the church back to its original faith with this attitude.

"If this was simply the attitude .01’ the Presbytery here there might be hope but I believe it is the prevalent attitude of the church as a WllOlO."

_ The ntinlsicr said he had been‘ United States plan given two months to th-iiik nverisoutti Africa, Mflrtll 5 - (Reut-

,the decision but hc had tender- lcd his resignation to the clerk of the Presbytery lodly.

"The Presbytery is fully aware that an impossible situation has arisen and that referring the nutter to May will not solve the basic problem."

. There hndbeen only two courses

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51x 0P6“ t0 1'10 Presbytery. susprn- .ance and mutual assistance was

sion or cxcommwnication_"ad- moniiion has already bren given. "Members of the Presbytery."

sihe added. "would not face lhlsiof (he historic tics between our

action and made a (rompromisc.

h, thinking that appeasement might liopc the conclusion of this treaty

‘bring better resul ." - (Rev. Prank Lawson. Moder- |ator of the llallfnx-Lunenburg

immediately for comment on Mr. lRoclrwoodh statemen l

Maple loaf Mllll .00. Plant ll_l§_a_:s m

I eon-r oomonNu, Ont. MAKE-ll ‘b - (CP) - The box car short- age and the heavy snow storm resulted today in flllillllllg down

of the Maple Leaf Milling Com-,

pcnyb flour mill hero. when the box car tiorlule became acute ‘here two week: ago the plant went on a half product-ion basis. Inter full ptmdilclion we: re-

The Prince Ediwlrd Island Inn- Associat- lun-met with memlbens of the Pru- ‘ vincial Government recently in the 1 interests of the Island tourist in- .

Association ‘suggested to the Government that 501110 such policy as has been put into effect by the Nova Scotla Gav- ernment for the BIICOIIIQQJment of be in

of Presfbyteriani

nature."

Royal Jim ls Winner 0f ulFree-for-all

llllltliclllbs i” racing PPOIram but __-‘ 51°!‘ One of the greatest L- tllcs scan on ire this Wlntgr

I" “EH1 911d 91/613’ heat the four;

[horses paced under the wire al- mc-st like a [gum and ('1"0\vd oi fans, together with the JilflgBS hurl a hard time 1n judnmg the ivinner. ° Miudilie Butilutig was i 1 l an 111° CF55 A Pave while Dale l3,

Free-for-all Paco, Riyal Jim .lO'B'rien)

Walt N‘ Sec (L. O‘Mearu) Wlflllillg hOrse i; Qwngd by Gen-Ea |H118116S. Brackley.

‘floss A lncc.

Mautiim Budlong (Agnew) l, l 1

Winning the first two heats out 11°11"! "PPW by Billy Kalmuck n» ,ihe third quarter, gem Hugh". R°Yal Jim yesterday capturgd {he feature event of the Victoria Driv-

the small l

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McDonald Is. Winner Di Scoring TiflB‘llil

City League Schedule, s-

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Cari McDonald. fut fining. rugged defencsman of St. Dmlllanl unwell-Elly hockey squad captured the individual scoring champion» s-hlp or the city Hockey League ta

Ourling Standing

SAINT JOHN. N. 3.. March 5-3

(CPl-Slandlng ‘ 1h <1 A

curling .i,..,.,,,;.§,,,‘,’,‘.,, aeneCl.§"::\1g:l-€Q3S‘vn. unofficial pcirrts oomput

ruunds; ‘ 13y the Guardian sports depart- ‘ ‘ won U,“ ment shows. McDonald hld l total Manitoba . _ 7 o a! 24 P1711115 made up or nine goal! ‘N. Ontario . ,_ 5 2 111191 15 assists. the l6 assists sin: l Nova Scotis 4. 3 8111112 him the lead in that deput- ;‘Sask;itchewan . 4, 3 ment.

B. Columbia 4 3! In second place four puLnfg u. geflulniglunsuick‘ 3 tllmdflhe leader was Wu“! 511171” . .. . .

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Prince Edward Island l, GAB“ for 2O pom“ while “noun.

5.11911 v11 Dealings heels was A1110 Carver with nineteen, fourteen coals aizzcl five assists. Carver’; goal total of 14 was the highest in the league shading Elmer Blanchard of the Saints who has netted the disc ‘thirteen times.

Pumas were awarded for tn; at; regular scheduled gamg; g the league with the two sudden death 8111195 l" playoff positions not be- iro taken info consideration.

origin;

_§_ Highest scoring line of the league “'45 1116 kid line of Carver, Dowi- As a rcsull. of last nighysll/‘Jg and Shepherd who accumulat-

doubieheader Navy and the Saint 5d 11 10181 of 56 points in the six

C. Alb r . . .. . . e t Bufgonlgeyly) 2 2 2 21211151111115 lfviasketball teams are 3:“: Dlziilmguand Carver were

W-ir“; 1 r1 a rsi. place tie. "Ihe 5 C“ ‘m L d m [he 34307111! l Agnewfimlégilsilmggyfll; owned by 519K; Saints won an easy game gmm F302 with Shepherd winding up fifth 1 Y- rthe Army in the Qpener “hen Just a ¢°11l>‘.e of points behind.

B _Dalc B (C. O‘Brionl t 1 g - i _ g " l e - . , and," Budlmq ‘Thomfl a a 1 aging‘ gunutes to emerge on the 5121251]: 1 G A PPts Sampson Row‘, l1 C11 of a 45-44 fuss.» with P. D'U“_'1'_?1g°n"’;j1 ‘sl l: g 22g l (01115. 0mm 2 2 <11. ‘ ' ; Wmmrg hcrfiflscwned by Gene 11nd 111m Same started very gigs o.» 14 s z 1o ‘Hughes. nmeiney l 10M‘ “ ‘h the Ami‘ °“"='12 (in "son (W) '1 11 1o 1a l Officials: llScdlvntigrtltr/lsgk 1n a Drlliyri (L. 1g l: f: v l 51m 1" R1135“ Abm“? Judges- Seven ‘point l\.(:\lil£-lg_‘9 ‘iii. vSllilnts 1'1 3 4 16 Kay, p111 sped to the all" -k ~ i - 1b .MA I d. JL in a hal. which 4 0 14 1382,33“ ' A'"‘°“"‘°"- WH- ‘WM played for (m. inst five mln_ Hisscn (N) '1 e a 1a l utes three men to a side. Guy sud 1x11181115 (W) 8 8 0 ll, ? Inangllle were retired with kl 11431102‘ (S) 6 4 0 10 .' injuries and Coach Fiafhcr ill/lac? Kelly (Ni 1 8 4 9 l —— Glllgan drew twio of his men of‘! Perri’ (Ll 5 3 0 8 HOLY NAME ALLEYB to even it up. Bradley with 21 Bradley (N) 4 4 0 8 m‘ your u. u Points ma: top mm for the win- gudsimre N(N) 3 4 2 '1 x a ners w e Simpson atcou t d 1 ~ 11y t i n I 4 6 , Arabv l7 in the losers’ cause. “e or giclsaac (S) 3 8 20 6 ‘i l I! v (DR L. Duffy m5 Ogle slecond énclgitlnter saw un- Penn-rliggggalldthrlg) 4 l 14 5 ‘J4 M,nn,,_ald 23L! 008s c ec n5 duel be- SL 1 in 0 5 5 .Low Svc-‘se ween Navy 511d Prlflfi! 0f Wales 13111 i 3 1 2 4 A‘ Mwarhne O with the winner in doubt until l-sdwl 1S1 2 z o 4 ilmt- SP0". 158 the final whistle. The collega Dalziel (W) 1 3 6 4 l Total—2i-177. qsatm for the second time in the 53119 dlwlw) 0 4 4 4 1 . s two games, led the Tars with ° a‘ ( 2 2 0 4 l Five Accsz- a minute to go in the game with Duffy ‘W’ 2 1 2 3 G. McDonald 13g a. foul shot by Cullen and a cen- T- RMhQTi-‘l ‘L7 2 1 0 3 G. Stewart 134 tre one-handec by Smithdecitiing Rcdgfi-‘i '51 3 0 '7 3 H. Craswell Zisithe issue. Smith with 1B pom“ McIntyre (L) 1 g 2 3 R. McCabe 173‘led the scoring parade for the B1M1°1~QY<1 (N) l 2 0 3 ' J-TE1I1QY1OQGQ1» l2tlvwinners as MsoLennan with l4 éwiey {N1 0 3 4 3 High sinnlc Dr. L. Duffy 285. iwaf1,,tf?us§i2en'dk1§,,f' .. all} (s) ~ l l g g High three Dr. 1.. Duffy ‘m5. ,1 F‘H‘RST“‘GA'IQE° W‘ 1d'Am0u“s (s) 1 1 c z P°1‘““‘ Am“ ‘*1 H“ M" 1- ‘Ai-my- Giliflspic (L. 1 1 o 2 i ' .~ = - . - 1 “ , l, right. All Stars vs. Old "u" FG Fs P‘. P“. ymmg-an (N) ~ 0 2 4 2 ‘ D_ v_ A’ Bowun‘ ggilélgl ...... ... . 2 1 2 5 ‘AmilfiicDon1lI/d)(1i) 1 g 2 1 M n e 0 0 3 0 ‘"1" 4 1

‘Hypertension Kltlsl- 16111’ o o a o 114C931"! ‘N’ ‘ 1 0 0 1 1c. E. liVZilkCl‘ 1st 1'11 12s Simpson '1 3 4 1v K- Cwfflcmel (N) 0 1 6 1 w. 1.. Higgins . .. 15s 152 so Goodwin o o 5 o 51PM“ (N) 1 0 4 1 .1. .. . . 10a no r0181 s 4 1r 22 IMCGTEBOT (N) n 1 s 1 1F. 106 109 S. D. U.: IMethot (s) 0 1 12 1 1 E. 1S3 113: Player FG p5 pp P“. ‘ MCDOUQEU (S) 1 D I l.

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h MacLennan .. 6 2 3 14 I I

Mil; 1y Awmfl- Reddin . . 5 2 a J. D. Shepherd .. . 116 200 Stems 0 0 6 1g ‘W. F. Duffy . 17 lag Petprs 0 0 2 o l I E. K, Kennedy‘ . 8 20 ;

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J. T. Robson . .. ' _

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Meaning Mlnnlw- fifllm ' B 2 2 1“ ‘_ (o?) _ clinician curlglsrclilia: F. S. Carhonell . ..134 168 ‘.51 Johage . 5 1 1 13 Iflgmn match Shots Mm their E- G~ hall's hzacriifiylon ’ g (l) i‘; g Scottish brothers if an invitation lg. ltlbllllfllls . ma‘ Totals 19 1 1s 4s ?"‘e"d“d by m” D°"1‘“‘°" 0""- ;.r. 1-". Smith 23s. Half time: P.W.C. 2o; Navy 17. ‘c131 d“5f°°‘“"°" 1° 11w Royal l Total-ZGZS. . l M? flrrehion an ‘Glut: 1s accepted.

VARIEGATED nxoscow e Dom nion organization. at

‘High single J. P. Smith 236. Hluli llircv J. F. Smith 527.

Pointsi» iMiglity Atoms l; 5.

Mollning Minnies‘

‘King George Sends Message To French President Aurioi i

. . ABOARD ROYAL. T n A f N.

sent

|crsl -- The King has a message of greeting to _l"renci1 President Vincent Auriol, to

.mark the signing of the Anglo- lFrcnch ircrity of alliance.

l The nlcssngr‘. dated yesterday. rcad: 1 “On this auspicious day when lhc Anglo-French frenty of alli-

sigiird nt Dunkirk I wish to tel] you. M. Le President. how warm- lv I welcome the roafllrmationi

‘two countries and how greatly I

‘may lcnd to cvcr-incrcnsing col- laboration between our ticoplcs. "Such collaboration will. I am

vantage of France and Great lBrilnin but will also benefit the jinn-rests of the World as n |wholc-." | Iiuriol, in n telegram to the King, expressed fhc Joy of the French people over the signing lof the treaty, which he declared lhnd slrcntrihcncd once more the |lics of lilcnzirllip hctwcrit the‘ .1“; countries, t

sumcd. Thu-SHOW storm flclaylng railway traffic caused work stop- page daily. The mill has a capa- city of 12,500 barrels of flour daily.

jits annual meeting here today pnvitcd the parent. body to send :1 tcam of from six to eight. rinks ,1.» Canada during the 1948-9 sea- 50H.

| Possibilities of Dominion high school curling champion» ship was scc-n when Gordon Hud- .5011, Vi/innipcg, was appointed to (investigate the project and in-‘ vile rntnrrsontatives from the in- torcstcd associations. Manitoba, Snskatchuvan and Alberta already

Each station in Moscow's sub- way Srsicm is done in a differ- ent architectural style and with different kinds of stone.

c WANTED

Young man for position as bookkeeper with well-known Trust