1 pita}. following I week spent at porary tuce t s nd ut it LONDON (R t ) —- P in , . . “rs-hd”al.l”x;lslh“lh‘ihm a wounded: D e O I bC:;Il:l°l|l‘“t.l.‘l;O (:i<§:xll:ie.fiu.|2Ai.l co‘iia:El._ ar Viclnfly on April ID the Georletown . mu‘ up Ton" ‘in’ mm D’ ""3" °' Y“‘°'l“"" ‘”" °°"‘"‘"“‘ ’°" n c ' Th a conference chairmanship The death occurred at Souris mu land” chnfld Wm‘ hum‘

a cheque for $350. pleaded not guilty.

CANADA

PROVINCE OF

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND IN THE PROBATE COURT

Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Paterson«I‘°w" M°m"u' F°"y bid 1"”

. well to her home port and sailed m°‘°"d t° "h° Cm’ °" Apr“ ao"for Charlottetown, where it is un-

ML prlhcrr glory of Manta“. derstoocl she will operate on the

- " .Ch1tteto-RkPi .

__,Rev_ “Jun 3. Henhwood. whysma recent visitor to George whazoum ¥l.i"vI::w)'h 0unE‘Ietr‘l!)‘il;|‘ minister of the Beirut Presbyter-

her annual overhaul on the Ma- lflll church. was the III!“ IDGIK-i Mrs. Charles Fraser and son. rine Slip at Pictou. N. 5. er at. the regular dinner of the Percy where visitors to Charlotte-‘ Men's Association Of 'IYiIlli.)' Unli-‘town early in the week, I ed Church. Montague. last eve-I _ . panied by his mother. Mrs. P. J. 111118. Following his introduction by’ Mrs. Victor Refuse is visiting in Soloman. Miss Genevieve Solo- 3,“ J_ M pr-“er. Rev_ Mr_ Hugh, Murray River. where she is t.he man, Miss Rita Wight and Ms. wood moire on the scomnh mono. ‘silent of relatives. Jackie Levers motored to Char-

swiftly settled, the delegates start Th‘ 7'1"" 2,‘:

debate today on Korea. Pyun Yung Tai. foreign minister of South Korea. is expected to deliver a bit- ter denunciation of communistic aggression in his country. coupled with demands for unification of the nation.

A Soviet spokesman said the North Korean foreign minister Nam ll, will present the North Korean viewpoint.

It was impossible to predict what

Hospital on April 2. of Mrs. Mary A. McPhee. widow of the late Mr. John D. McPhee after a short ill- near.

The late Mrs. McPhee was of a quiet disr-ns’t'lon, a kind friend and neighbor and a devoted meal-, The 1st day of April AD. 1954. ber of tne Roman Catholic church. In Re Estate of PATRICK K.

During her illness, she was faith- LARKIN late of Fortune Road in fully attended by her beiovedlKing‘s County in the said Province,= , Pastor. Rev. Monsignor J. A. Mur- Retired. deceased. testate. I phy and his assistant Fr. Steele. To the Sheriff of the County of '

Tuesday. April 27. 1054 The Guardian ,,..'CEltIEN’i' BLOCKS. booking:

wring orders now. Dick MacLean, hall. sponsored by Montague Hon.

,\iontal:ue- ialltnll Nursery Club, 3 to 5. Ad- ,,~"DON'T F1A.lLotiflus)ee Eyjarisgelist "' “ °" 35°‘ r

lsllly Graham ii“ wn, . ‘, A." neagums ME!-"N6 _

rulfil‘ 5°“-‘id ‘mm “' M“"‘Y H-“'°’!regular weekly meeting of ‘Ith:

Public Hiillv T“°“'>’- AW“ mil» mm Montague Girl Guides was

800 P. 111- “lid Y°° Tim‘-l°v “°i"Iheld last evening in the Legion

l-‘l8“°v w°d““d‘y' AW“ “"3 "aoihall under the direction of Ouiders

Page 5 ....‘TEA IN Presbyterian Church

Mr. Raymond Soloman. accom-

D» l"- -Beck. Power and M cL . Th . Having entertained fond hopes of‘King's County or any Constable or vrlmrzuai. AT VICTORIA second class group oohtliiifig lhel: “"° 1”‘ "°“‘ ‘‘’° "W1 °"““l’Y '*°l ..'Friends of Mrs. Willis m.l°"°‘°"" °“ “"” 2°‘ ‘”"‘ "‘° "°"“‘ °“ “"9" “’°“"‘ her recovery. her death came as nhlterate person within said County. " UM Diflelll 0310- His V¢l'Y inl£i'- prosper are sorry to hear that Shel CPL srmmah Cr Mah. or ‘he ””‘°- The S°“"‘ K°“‘”"'5 ‘"9" 9*‘ severe shock to her immediate GREETING:

CROSS _ The hrrrerhi or me 1.“ study of the semaphore signals. wiiiiam Lamont. Victoria Cross. while the tenderfoot class was un- “.35 herd ye,-1,5,-dry gram hr‘ 1.“ der the direction of Ouider Pow- midence wrrh R“, J_ M. pm”, er. A special class was also held Ummhhg. The hymn, rung W”. to teach the horseshoe formation uflock oi Ages" anl "Abide with and ceremony. The remainder of m.._ The pair bur", were No,._ the evening was spent in games man Nichohrorh gum Rem Lnyand contests. and closed with taps.

he Campbell. Duncan MacKenzie,l RFUNEBAL AT MURRAY nub

pected to ask for free elections to set up an all-Korea government. The North Koreans. with only 4.000.000 of the 25,000,000 inhab- itants in the entire country. were expected to oppose this solution. Bidault met Monday night at his lakeside residence with Eden and John Foster Dulles of the United

eating and instructive address. in- terspersed with touches of spark- ling humor. was well received by.

family and friends particularly so to her sister Mrs. Lewis .1. Mac- petition on file of James R. Flynn Donald whose husband had passed of St. Peter’s Bay in King's County away Just a weel: previous. Ho\v- aforesaid, Merchant. the Executor ever on receipt of a telegram ad--of the above named Estate praying vising her of her sister's condition. that a citation may be issued for She immediately came by plane the purpose hereinafter set forth: from Dartmouth. N. 6., only to You are therefore hereby required find that her sister had Just passed’ to cite all persons interested in

is a patient in the Charlottetown Royal Canadian Engineers, who WHEREAS upon reading the ,

Hospital, and all wish her a last week returned to Canada fol- me apprecuuve “mien”. speedy recovery. lowing service with the Canadian

Mr.L. M. MacKinnon moved a Father Reginald MacDonald oi.{:'w":"£,' '§‘:,‘;,°rf'r‘;""r,°nd:”§,°°f,‘,,°)I vote of thanks to the guest'of the Parishes of Borden an leave. Ehmure 'home_ sh-“man speaker. and in doing so briefly‘Seven Mlle Bay, was a recent vis-lnopped over at Five Islands’ N_ described the visit which he and nor to Georgetown. where he was

, . S.. h h ‘it d hi h , Mu, Macxiunon ngd mud; to the guest of his brother and Sis-Vmrsrlggfande h‘::”;_ iv):-3‘: eh)

l G'lllA, V R . I - l\i\?,l”lilll£|'Iln€ wlas in "t.'i'loen Illooslsitflzlxllc 303’ " n“ f“‘“"'1 °‘ ‘h’ 1"‘

,. h came“, _ Peter Brehaul, Guernsey Cove. '°mmun y y passed away April 23. was held yesterday from the Murray Har- bor United church with Rev. Wallace D. MacPherson officiating.

H I1 I13 0 "Abld With ‘ country eafdfll Mgr :ndlu"'1‘hewei.ord's Mye Shep-

mr mm one ewedmo herd". The pall bearers were alzd another ill-flited 0:2 3 glegtl hm“ B”h‘""' H“°1d Bed‘- om Amer,“ ,0 when spec“! Periey Harris. Windsor Beck. Earl rl'li'lLle.s for the Duke who never Nicolle‘ u°yd H"wHns' Inter" or :;:.'.*:..:." %i“..“i:.."‘i§i"..§‘.‘i.’.l’.".’ 9 O I - a , Then the” W“ "M m, a well known farmer of that area. sgsicm of decorative waters:/1ilJ(i:gnV°d “ ‘um’ "m m“ me‘ m'""d ul:li cascades and fountains and "fly by the den“ °f hi‘ b°l°"°d icllcctina D0015. cllmaxed by the Wile: 5“ Eliflbeih 1"i‘-l‘K“5°ll- urea: Fountain with its 26'1—fooi,iwho predeceased him several J... cg w.;¢r_ damned .0 dwur years ago. He was a life long and the greatest rivals in Europe. Anal faithful and active member of ghcrr wgg uh. mu ,,_rd,h_ °°h_.the United church of Murray slructed with such a feeling for H‘“'b°"- 5“""M“C him “'9 “UT scale and material that it seemed whit Roy. Winnipeg: Cecil. Que- pnrt of "the landscape rather than be“? L9b€i‘l- Willlillid. Ontario: a man-made intrusion on the na- “id L‘-'°l“l’d ll h°m°» tural scene. Paxton planted a re-‘ markshlo arboretum full of rare’ trees. especially conifers. I Meanwhile. Paxton was busy in other spheres. There are those! Lovely volumes of Paxton's, Mag- azine of Bgitauy. with fine. colour- ed illustra ions of rare plants as well as articles very reminiscent 0” convention’ of the titles in the Gardenefsl "OM,-_ "rd Mr-_,_ Alphonaua Ln;-. Chronicle. which Paxton founded kin and their three children left in 1841 and which is still so wide-,ior Saint John yesterday. They lv read by gardeners i-Odfll’. He 8150 expect to return to Montague on wrote many other gardening books. wednudny, Then there was his brief excur- slam into Fleet Street. when he ..‘His many friends will relzrel. founded the Daily News with the to learn that Mr. Heath Stewart is curious but short-lived distinction is patient in the King's C°lllllY of Charles Dickens as editor. Pax- Hospital. All wish him a speedy Lon was on the committee for the recovery. transfer of the Royal Botanic Gar-l dens at [few to be under the: Commissioner of Woods and For-'

W in *°*°- milrclic clergyman ' ll as n w with its profusionifxpresses

of flowers and leaves. It was the WINNIPEG (Cl?) —- An Arctic ingenuity of Paxton at Chatsworth clergyman said Monday some Ca- that coaxed this temperamental nadian islands in the Arctic, now giant into repeating the stagger- occupied by U. S. weather-station ing performance so far seen only personnel, may eventually become in the rivers of New Guinea. it/American because no Canadian is a delightful story of vast has ever lived there.

tanks. tons of earth_ gentle heat.[ Rt. Rev. D. B. Marsh of To- artificlal light. and even a watcr- aonto. Anglican Bishop of the Arc- whcel to recapture the exact con-ltic. said in an interview that after dltions of the gently flowing river. some years the Americans might In less than four this lily, with+simply announce that some island

Continued from page I

Personals

..‘Mr. Fred J. Sericabaugh. Mon- tague. left for Saint John, N. 3.. lyeaterday to attend the Irving

Q I O The giant water-lily. Victor Regla. so familiar to all who have visited Kew did not always thrive

gigantic leaves nearly five feet in is no longer a Canadian possession diameter. and its lovely fiowel‘l.lsince no Canadian had ever occu- held the interest of all the botan- pied it. rllcai world in England, and peo-l Bishop Marsh said that of 12 pie travelled from far and wide clergymen in his 2.750.000-squarw to see it. rmile diocese only three are Cana- So fast did this lily grow thst’dians. The remainder are from the twice it outgrew; uiats tank and Iniiitish West Indies and the British P ion w force arrange new ses. , q::i'Wl'5 fdr it. At last he built] He said the pioneer work of his D. wonderful lily-house of steel Indichufch in the Arctic is in danger glass (delicate in design yet strong,of being lost. _The central Arctic and practical) with superb facilit- has been without an Anglican mis- les for drainage and ventilation. slonary since the departure of the The inspiration for this deeignllate Canon John Turner in an came to Paxton. strangely enough. historic air rescue in 1947. Canon from an examlnagonl of the ;“llll;|'I;l;lrnE;‘.II\V0undCd falccideilitfiéy by! a hing of one of e eaves W C r e u et. was o\vn . mics had proved strong enough to bear from Baffin island to Winnipeg but the weight of his seven-year-old later died in hospital. daughter. "Nature was the engine-}

presence of Mrs. Hcathwood. who; accompanied her husband on the occasion. , A delicious dinner was served to about forty members and enjoyed a sing-song led by Our- don Coffin, with Mrs. J. M. Fra-

ness meeting followed presided, over by the president. James E.‘ Cudlnore. The members

lastically welcomed Mr.

illsess. At. the conclusion of the even-

a number of the boys.

- Continued from page 1

liofilcst Session

army officials. -

It came after Stevens. on the witness stand. admitted McCarthy to "suspend"

mouth, N.J., but “an unequivocal lie" charge that he tried to have the investigation switched to the airl force and the navy.

McLellan, cross-examining Stev- ens, said the army secretary could have granted a direct commission to McCarthy aide G. David Schine but refused to do so.

"The implication is here." said, the stern-voiced McClellan.

branded

(the Senate investiga- tions sub-committee) from investi- gating the army."

NOTE OF MYSTERY Earlier, McCarthy injected

ings.

minutes and. when he returned,|

witness of "tremendous import- ance" to the investigation. He promised the chairman a full re- port today.

McCarthy got his flrst chance to cross-examine Stevens Monday ——cailed him "Bob" and challenged him to cite one word sub-com-: mittee staff member Francis Carr,

treatment for di-aftee Schine.

Stevens said he couldn't quote. any specific language. He said it] was his personal recollection that Carr playd only a “very mlnoi"'l role in the affair. adding that fu-‘ turc army witnesses will have more to say about Carr.

WAS DOING HARM

ing he proposed to McCarthy last November that the Ft. Monmouth,’. hearings be "suspended" and the‘ investigation turned over to the army.

Stevens said he did this because he felt McCarthy's investigating. while it "speeded up" the suspen-

er." said Paxton. "Nature provide- ed the leaf with longitudinal and transverse girders and support! that I, borrowing from it. hlve adopted in this _bui_ldins." 0

It was not so vet)’ l°l'i¢ Illll‘ this that Paxton was urged to compete for the design of the building for the 1851 Exhibition: In nine short days he conceivedr and worked out his plan. Thus; was conceived the vast structive. the vast structure of steel and glass. 1061 feet long, eovorins eighteen acres. with a high cell- trai trancept to pmem I "W ‘

Apply to

WANTED.-

EXPERIENCED TEACHERS For Montague School Including teachers for senior grades Good supplement.

secretary

rllns that had become so imP0l’i- ml. in all the preliminary wralzl- l ng prior to the submission of Pnxtoirs design.

Queen Victoria. opened the Ex- hibition and it was a success fin- ancislly and popularly. Sir Josephi Paxton. gardener and honored lrlend of the Sixth Duke of De- ronshlre started life in obscurity is a. simple garden boy. but ‘ml \hat greatest of gifis—a love and understanding of nature. which he used very good advantage.

NOTICE

The postponed Annual Meeting of the Morell Creamery Co-operative Association Limited, will be , held in Morell Hall, Tuesday, May 4 at 8:30 p.m.

All interested are invited to attend.

Mama’:

Clllllnl CIIBI

lowing days:

look for Marven'e Seal of Quality

. Haulers will begin gathering cream on the fol-

THURSDAY. APRIL 29 Little Pond -— S. MacDonald. ‘ MONDAY. MAY 3 Bedford -— A. Maclntyre. Bangor —- D. Compton. St. Peters & Greenwich — B. S. Webster. I TUESDAY. MAY 4 Montague & Peakes -— MacAdam's Transfer. U THURSDAY, MAY 6 East Point & Elmira — Elmira Co-o . I Mt. Stewart J; Tracadie -— MacAdam s Transfer. 'l

l MDRELL DREAM ROUTES I l

FRIDAY, Cardigan & St. Georges — B. S. Webster.

LOCAL PATRONS Kindly have cream delivered to factory before noon on Friday of each week.

MAY 7

Scotland several years ago. Thelter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. evening dinner was graced by the‘Mi|°D0llald-

emhuh the winter in the Lorne States. wrggimam ‘he secretary or me early in the week. having motor- lelidinl expert 0n China-

assoclation. following but lengthy ed "°m ""3 USA‘

lskllll sion hearings my on alleged espionage at Ft. Mon- harm. too. He said it whipped up fill “exaggerated" MCCfll‘i-hyfithcre still were spies at the New Jersey radar laboratories.

note of mystery into the procced- Si3Cl‘€illl'y Went lafter McCarthy in this manner "il

He left the hearing room for 20 YOU Were not afraid Of him?"

had uttered in favor of preferential‘ ‘

Stevens agreed under questlon- -"1

' CAPITOL

Aeneas

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser

and family of Charlottetown, were guests of relatives in Georgetown

by the Ladies Aid of the Church °“ “"’“ 2°‘

Friends of Mr. Gordon Ross are

sue-rt: after which the members sorry to hear of his illness. which _has confined him to his home and . an wish him a speedy “tum ‘O gress of the countries represented

ser as accompanist. A short busi-‘good health. ‘forces in Korea‘ For Canada at

Mr. William Keeping. who spent; Southern United arrived in Georgetown'

The teaching staff of George-

‘town High School. left on April 20, ,to attend the Teachers Convention.‘ ‘which is being held this week at Prince of Wales College. ,'

Friends of Mr. James H. Skin- r of Bridgetown. are sorry to

ne hear that illness has necessitated his re-entering the Veteran's Wing iomat. Pfefllded it the formal 096“- of the Prince Edward Island Hos-l‘1nK- The Siamese prince said: _____;_j________

of some employees on secur-' grounds. did considerable

publicity indicating

Stevens accused sub-committee

1C0llli5€l R0)’ Colin Of persistent scenes disc! ' I “perversion

of

and consent of Senator McCarthy."

The army secretary told of fly-

, that ing to New York to smooth out a W“ W979 “Ymfl ‘'3 bi-‘Y °“ this difference with McCarthy over a press conference in which Stevensl had said he had no knowledge ofiBldault issued a statement as the current espionage mouth.

at Ft. Mon-

Special committee counsel Hay

I Jenkins demanded to know why the refusing to let the French fly out

"traipsing off"

Stevens said it was solely to con-

ioid chairman Kari Mundc (Rep, tinue his co-operation with com- was meant for the cars of the dele- S. D.) he had been interviewing a mitleefi Of Congress.

0‘

NOW SHOWING INSIDE ‘TIIE TDliTlillE GAGE’!

,A§y_.. .

mmmfimfimwm ...PAUl Kllll lilllllilll nlilmlu

PRINCE EDWARD TODAY and WED.

I But while Korea was to be the

States for more than an hour. It was their first private meeting since they arrived here during the week-end. An authoritative French source said Molotov had declined an invitation to attend because of "previous engagements."

IWIY- {the said Estate to be and appear U3" W molllll he!‘ 1056. which before the Judge present at a Pro- wu the first break in the family, bate Court to be held in the Court are her brother John W. Mr-Kenna House in Charlottetown in Queens in the old home at Kelly's Crossfcounty in the said Province, on and three sisters. (Margaret), Mx's.‘Monday the Tenth day of May 30"" -‘i- Sllfeelilln It Present in next coming. at the hour of eleven Sacred Heart Home, Charlottetown;lo‘clock forenoon of the same day (ARM-Si. MP5. Herbert MlllllZIli.‘to shew cause if any they can why Kinkora: and (Catherine), Mrs. Ifitne Accountgtof the said Est“; -1- M9.CD0lli1ld. Dflri-mouth. N. S. should not be passed and the Estate H" lllllelill 1001! lilac! from lhe closed as prayed for in said petition Dlnlzwell Funeral Home to St. and on motion of H. Francis Mac-' Mary's Church, Souris on April Phee Esquire. Proctor for said 4. where a Requiem High ‘Mass pemigner, W55 Cclfibfawd ii)’ M0l'i5l's’l‘l0l' Mul‘-i AND IT IS HEREBY ORDERED i’Jl'lY. Willi I150 hfficlliived It the that a true copy hereof be forth- 8"“'9- with published in some newspaper

M33’ he’ 50”] '35‘ ill Pi?3t'5- published in Charlottetown afore- said once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy offences—thosc crimes which usu- hereof be forthwith l50Bl»€d in ii“ ally are tried in superior courts— lfollowing public places respectively, numbered 41.591. This was only a The family of the late Mrs. Marv mmelk in ii"? ha“ 0‘ We °°“1" three-per-cent rise over the 40,289 Mficphee wjgh in ihank hii iririfi House in Gt‘-0l‘E€l0Wll in K1551 the previous year which was the friends and neighbor, who sen; County aforesaid, at or near Clark lowest since 1942. Mass can-i,,_ spirimai bouquets’ ier. Bros. store in St. Peter‘: Bay afore-

The 1952 figure was substantially ters and m€&5llE¢-5 Of sympathy, said and at or near the Post Office below the 42,624 convictions for in- we wish 3,0 [hank in 5 special mg”- in St. Peter's Bay aforesaid. so that dictable offences in 1950 and ner Rev, Monsignor Murphy and all persons interested in the said slightly under the 41.632 in i948 and hi, assigning ]i‘f_ Edwin sggei forililstate as aforesaid may have due the 41,661 in 1949. their many acts of kindness dur-'ncticc thereof.

Summary convictions—thosc re- ing the nine“ rnd dgnih or our WITNESS His Honour Harold sultins from trials bieore masis- beloved sister. our appreciation is Leonard Palmer. Judge of the Mid tr3ieS—.lUmPed to 1.585.707 in 1952 .150 rendered to me Mg[run' Mrg,'Probate Court at Charlottetown in compared with 1,308,468 the prev- Mooney, sourin Hospital and her Queen's County. the day and year ious year and 1.183.991 in 1950. efficient staff of nurses. and all first above Wllliflt

Georgetown he will be the guest of his grandmother. Mrs. Mary Yorston. -—AC.

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Dlllna lssllo

Crime Conviclioni Figures Released

OTTAWA (CP)—Convictions for indictable offences appear to have levelled off in 1952 while summary convictions soared to an all-time high. the bureau of statistics re- ported Monday.

Persons convlctcd of indictable

at the conference which had armed

this family gathering were Pear- son and Chester Running. Cana- dian minister to Norway and in

Eden obtained agreement for the Molotov plan. He proposed Canada or Thailand for the smaller power. A Soviet spokesman said the Rus- sians raised no objection to this. Eden held further consultations and later proposed Thailand.

OUTLTNES TASK Prince Wan. an experienced dip-

“Our task is the establishment by peaceful means of a united and independent Korea which would be an important factor in reducing tension and establishing peace in other parts of Asia."

first problem tackled. behind-the- continued on

the rules" 1 what seems sure to be the toughest . . . wanglc favors for Schine. And hi: issue confronting the dclegates—’ The bureau Sam ""5 rise “'35 the kind NOD19 of Sourls. who By the Court. said he became convinced cohh the worrying French mimhry po.‘1;"i°‘Y dt"‘:n“’m‘h° P}“’i5c‘l‘;’3l‘vlJli:)l;9:l:E helped in every way. their klnd- s(L.S.)Fr B V‘ i M d- -- 1 1- 1 I ,chr _N b d .59 0 0 F V9 ,5- 9 ness and thoughtfulness at such ( Ed.) B11068 » nil 0°!“ Iwas Dmg 5° Wm the kn°w1edg° ‘mm n "do mi 0 0 y knows lifting in 1946 of wartime restric- 5 “me, helped to use the sorrow aegis“-gr,