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PAGE 4

The Governorship

"‘llI'

aliiioiiitcenti-lit \l‘~lt‘ltl.l\' of th.. Aft"-,lltll'Ttt‘lll of ltritt _i_ p M:l('.\llll;in as cu.-.~,-\\.,r I‘, H“ Hlm_ our l.lt‘lllt‘l‘fllll titl\t‘lllI'l 'l‘ \\‘ 1,. l'l'tt\\~‘e will be i'ccei\'ed with Ali.

protal tlirouglioiit the l‘t'ri\ineq- '11".

t»ltoieq~ w:i\ ”,(i,.,.d‘ "hum, a “ML gottt. (‘llll(‘lll\ltI|] in new tll Ill .\lil('~ '\llilHll'\ ti[lt\l;tyy(l[”i_: (~l‘H”.\ {U}. ;IH__ l“""'l<‘t‘ \\t' l't'lt'l' not oni',\ to lll\ lull: t'.'ll wt‘ in ptililit lll't', llllt tti h|\ fl"\"tI'~' as a nicdii-;il iii.in illltl ""l|lt'«llI«»lll~l. lo the mam .-,-.t..... in. _\'()ti;ll iiiipiivti-iiiclit to which he li.-.\ glten lll~}lll'f‘ti lt‘;1(lt'l's’lllll.

in the field of plllllll' hvlillli .i?t.,,,. he has made t‘Ollll‘ll|lllliIlt\ s.-.-no.1 In uoiic in the Dontiiiioii lt w.i»; iii.

decd for this piii'poso (‘ltlI‘ll\, that he entered polilids and lM‘t';lllilt‘ the l‘ro\'ince's first of Health and lCducation. In this l'}lll.‘tt'lh\_ Hlltl .\'ltli<cutieiitly as Premier and as i.t‘t'l- dcr of the (ltititisititllt. lll\' l't\ll.\l£lllt theme was tlte need for carittg ade- quately for the training of the youn- gel‘ generation, for the relief of the poor. the sick and the al'l’lit-ted.

Dr. I\lacMillan will succeed a lEf‘"llt‘m-‘«ll‘l who has been oiitst;iiid-

.'\linister

lngly successful in the pt‘t‘still of His llonour l.ieuten;iiit tiovcriior Prowse, Since his-appointment in

1930 His Honour has been indefatig- able in clischarging his .rcspoiisible dtitics as llcr I\laJesty’s represciit- ('.overv:nicnt llotisc llil.\ al- ways been tlte centre of social in’ terest aitd activities. but never more. so than since he and Mrs. Prowsc have been the gracious host and hostess. Their warmth of hospitality has been'extendcd to all comers, Ia visitors from many parts of the continent as well as our own citizens can testify. It is fitting also to incit- tion that tiovernor Prowse and his successor are old political colleagues, though on opposite sides of politics, and have worked togethel‘ on many hcncftcial projects for the cit_\ and Province. Ma)‘ they both be spared for many years to enjoy the Osteelrt in which they are held by our citi-mils’

atiw,

important Conference

Premier Matheson and his leamies leave for Ottawa today on a mission of great itttportaiice this Province. They will attend the Federal-Provincial ﬁscal confer- ence to be held on Monday Tiiesday of nevt week. at which the situation under the t‘\l\’tIltL{ sharing agreements will hilly fli\‘l'tl\\P(‘l. This Proviiice l‘t‘4‘t‘l\6‘fl I particularly shabby deal under these agreenicnts, and this fact was the l‘i'imc f\lltt- the (‘on-

col-

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and

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noted present Ister and entphasl‘/ed Iervative candidates during the last election campaign. Tlteir criticisins were ftilly justified. and it is ‘reliable that the dates and tllt"ll' spokcsiiteii tlltl not I180 Speak out to the sanie effect. Politics. however. can be an barraitsing game and it first time that the ltllt‘lt‘\l\ Ht Province have suffered as ;t l‘l‘\|lll of partisan exigencies. We ltnpe it Will be the. last. and that there will be no further occasion to complain of any lack of unity betwecii our representatives of both parties in ﬁghting for our just rifzltts It 9'‘ tawa.

Among these rights the proper distribution of the huge revenues collected In taxes by the Federal Government is ‘of paramount con- cern. There are conditions here which entitle us to special consirlcr-

by ii)

I.',.

l.llwr;il r':iltlii-

“in- the the

Hill

|\

atlon. and there can be no future

ﬁr III II I continuing partner in Confederation unless these con- Cﬂolijm recognized. The main ‘glue (1 our Ialand delegation at

W; ggwoek will be set forth ﬂ thh respect. In such

, but to all on being fair

arrlian l

leafeelahehaathertghttiomake ‘ 1

Government plans to make no spec!- fic otters at this conference. It II approaching the discussions with an open mind. ‘‘We think it better," the Prime Minister said. “to con- sider spet'tlic proposals at a sub sequent meeting after we have all had an opporturﬂy to study what is said at the first one and the pro- posals‘ arising from it.” It will be iecalled that at the last conference a difteient procedure was followed. St-tu-dules were drawn up by bureaucrats in the Finance Depart- ment and presented in the form of an ultimatum to the Provinces, on ll lFll\'(‘-it-til‘-l(‘il\'f‘-it liasis. As the s'nt;tlle.st province in (‘anada we were in the wiorst position to coit- test this [)I‘t)(‘I‘(‘llll't'. and in the out- wc suffered the most. Pre- llllt‘l' .\l.'ithcsoii and his colleagues iitade a good prcseiitatioli at that time. bill it was ignored altogether. This time we shall get a fair hear ing lietorc ;in_\ federal offer is made. It is up to its to make the most of it. as we are coiifidcnt our repre- !~'4‘lll.‘lll\t's are prepared to do.

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Transportation Problems

Seiiiitor liimaii‘s recent speecli in the .\‘enalc is of special interest to the people of this l‘ro\'ince, since it touched on an aspect of our ti‘aiispoi'taliolt problems which de- servos partielidar and i'mmcdiate empliasis.

Y\lo.<t of the talk on this ject these (lays is about the pro- posed caiisc\\'a_\' to link the Island with the mainland. This, certainly, is very important. If the surveys which ltave been in progress for I couple of years reveal that ti? pro- ject is technically and ecoiiomically feasible. our people will expect the l-‘cderal (Lovcrnment to proceed with eonstmction without unneces- sary delay. Questions bearing on the subject have not yet received plain answers; but. doubtless, our i'cpi'eseiitatives in Parliament will do their utmost to elicit the requir- ed information before the present session comes to I close.

Even if the project is found to be feasible and the go-ahead signal is given. it still will have to be con- sidered a long term proposition. No one with the competence to esti- mate the length of the construction period has made. any statement in the matter; but unofficial estimates range from five to fifteen years or lonvvcr. Five years would probably be the shortest possible period, as- Slll that the work could be c;u~i.. . on without interruption. It took American engftheers approxi- mately three years to complete I five mile bridge across the Straits of lVlat‘inat'k in l'pper l\li('hil?.~"l“-

In any case, all this is hypothe- tical and will remain so until I decision to go ahead with the pro- ject has been made. Meanwhile. as Senator lnmaii pointed out. our transportation links with the main- land are woefully inadequate. The “Lord Selkirk", once she has been put into sei-\iee, will ease the pres-

sub-

gure to soine extent; but there will still he need of at least another ship with the capacity of the "Ahf‘R"l'P'l” on the Rorden.’l‘oi'mcntitw run. The

prn5p4\t-t Of ll$<l\'ilIE1 lO wail .‘l\ “V seven hours all day in some in- St;tltt'(‘.\'— to find transportation to or front the Island is vexing to

advertisement for its

tourists. a bad the l’rovince and harmful to economy .\loreo\ci'_ it is cxtrcmr‘|_\' attttoytng to olir own people \\'l10 have occasion to travel back and forth; and, even more importantl_v. it is a denial of adequate transport ation facilities to which the Island is entitled as It Province of (Tanada.

(tur representatives at Ottawa are doing well in pressing for I favourable decision respP<‘tini! H Causeway; but they ought not to alow the prospect of one. perhaps ten years from now to keep them afrom urging immediate Improve- ment in the existing services In this. we are not asking for any special privilege but only for our constitutional rights.

EDITORIAL NOTES

l'..\‘. Secretary of State Dulles In a moment of forgetfulnesa stat- ed that the United States has nu- clear warheads stocked in Canada.

A few hours later be revised the statement to read that the two countries have an agreement to

stockpile such wapons‘ Later ‘still he was forced to admit that both atatanents were In error. The im- portant queslon here is not whether some such agreement will he made in the future but whether Mr. Dul-

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\ tn the news of the breaking down .

_Ul_\llTED KINGDOM OPINION No More Debutcintes

Rv "Onlooker'

'l'llom.um '\'cw spupera, I

Latest news front (‘will (‘tr clcs. that as from next year the word "dz-hul.'iitlc'" \\lll be tllsllll pearing from the average Rri ton's \'(\f'i".'lllllBl‘_\ was not unex- pected but ll wt“lt‘otttc all the snnic \\oil(l \\.ii i lll,ll"_' ad the allillitle to all these .oi'l~. of things. and ll h;i'~ !.ikcu a (O

ren )’¢‘ﬂf‘\ from then for the dc

bulante idea to hc scrapped

uiij of the newspapers over here have had lll!‘|l' fingers ' off the public pills!‘ and ‘splashed’ tlte stupid R('ll\Ill(‘s of some of the more stupid de

l'Nll3IIt(‘s One gets tired of reading that one has 1 l I lob in film piibltcitv. and another

takes up niirsin:

And a comfortable i'ai-kct for

many ends llebiilaiites had to. be "presented at co ii I‘ l by someone w h 0 had herself al- ready been presented ll gave I

living. and I juicy one at that. lo. those who knew someone who lone-w nomeoite. , , . “ill be Ittore accent on the "gasrdcn pai~tv' I deal. which nmnagcs to get ihou sands in to the wide and hand

some l‘llll‘l(ln,'1llt'lIIl Pa-lace Gar dens at a time It ii a non-alcn- holic. ca<ii:il atfaii‘. with the

guests sippin: tea and niiiiichtng buns in ln.’«ll‘t|lIt‘t*s ml the aw the Queen and the Duke nf‘l".(l>Iﬂ burgh l’I\4t\ll'|Il among them

it is still not an ideal arrange-

ment. but i’ ll a step in the tight direction to bring the lll(Ill:ll’l'll) ('l()\(‘l' in the people NOT TOO (‘LOSIC

althu - zlt lllf‘ m:iii in tlic

British street will be the first to tell you that he thinks mine- thing should he done about the

I-England. llui-can

mndon. ‘stiiltnitcssm of (null l‘ll'tl(‘\ he will also potiit oil! that he does no: wart the Royal F.1mil\ to be. too close to their piihlic Hr does not want lllt Quccn lhr Dtlkr‘ and lhr-r fintilt to turn auto :4 ilit\4l(‘ ‘llttll.l «lit a

ythcy have in stltllf‘ l".iil'opc;iii

l (‘Olll\ll'l(‘\

i Thcv tliiuk it l\ llst‘lt'\\ to in vast iiioncy in thc idea of mo

Irchy and not get some dixiclend of pomp from ll l!\'\'I-1STlTl'I(I-I (‘H.\\’('.l-2'.‘

thing which min he in (‘ourt (‘ircles within few years is the ‘inves- system.

ago the Queen ‘ handed out some lRtl award: pmd decoratioiis most of rhem givenl in the Brilhday Honours llSl. A day before that she had held a-no- tiher investilure ‘ But fccling is growin-it that the , idea of knighthood: and its la:-l sﬂr distinctions ('omlI1.'lnftf‘l’ n-’ i the British l-Tmpirc, ORF \l L H F s. unrl the like be reviewed '_ awk more people these. days. is it easier for someone tot get a decoration after doing lltsi or her Job for I number of vcars l of

sliollld

in the (‘nil Service or out‘ ’ the fI8lIOn.'lll\(‘<l ll1(llI\ll‘lf‘< ihnni if they were in a 'ivaic con-‘

‘rlflf flap behind and in

of another l)al’I'l(‘l‘ over here in; the Royalty ltiie \ t‘ll‘lll\lt new s- papcrntatn has at~tuall_\ spoken to e Duke of I-‘.rlinhiiri:li and ask- ed him I Qufstltvﬂ He talks about ll ’Wol‘ld \ \t\ws_’ of paristi iiiagaziitc for Hritaina joiirn.'illsl.s. it happened after the Royal Film Pcrforniancc and he »llIlll'llélll\l, ‘ Holmes ltcnrleitcd ht iii \\tlI(ll. (‘anadian and .\nI(‘l'l('311 and olh-- er ‘oninionwealih |ﬂllI'Il8ll.\|\ seem in get on willi him. went

ill the i

l'l‘l"ss lttc .\Ol‘l i

up to him and asked him a f]ll(‘S-i . th tow

tion about e st

There was. he reports, r from of irrcl'iulars" "Just not done-‘

the s c c it e < "Host ‘said the ﬂunkexs ol

d man." said the pioneers t‘ol~ leagues.

Not at all ' Ullfl the Duke. I don't mind answ-m-tn: quen. lions"

I dont think the lluke knows

what he has let himself in for.

Footnote: What was the ques- lion that broke tlhrough the bar- riers of offrcinls and uiiwriiicii lawns" ll was hardly world-hsat term: The Duke w-aw “lied ills opinion as ln who was the most

siﬂnilicanl lilin actor or ac tro.-vs to-day And he replicd that he did ‘

not think anyone was in terested. . . . CLIMF D0w\'

Sputnik! and \\‘l‘ti biuunesx in the international

and bit; field

‘c«rn" Who contributes more today. hpgg fopgmim gm. “*3 [the vnmmunitv‘ ;in Parliament and in its plac ’ Overdue. too. is I rethinking of mg, hppn gout ,,id_¢35h,.-mg] the Mnltamrtl Wm‘ M El\'l¥‘|l1 domestic row Was there A leak some of the awards for run-of ago of information ghoul [hp rp. the mill work and ';;ill:iiitr\ ppm ]n(‘r(-asp in mg Rnnk R.”- the \1 H l‘: and B H .\l_ for in from 5 per cent to 7 per (‘Cl1t'.' ~'l3"“"‘- ‘‘l‘ll‘ll 30 07'?“ RN“ to There-was increased business on } 8 Gcortlf‘ l\‘lPd3l- ‘ i sto Stock Exchange on the eve /lN07"F«R 3ARR"'-R tof the announcement, and the ‘ I must give prnlniueiite tliuugli Lgbnr nppﬁgjlion _§(\(~fn(td pony”-.

l

What Else Could He Soy?

Norman Smith In

the Paiiadian lien

The ('|iib of ‘V II r I t .1 ll (‘ommnndci

FHlfl't‘.\ tn tivriu l lit the .\:llll‘t‘lIN" ‘ll lCilI’opc w.’«t< corned b_\ ' because it was rca-m:i':i'.iz he and his NATO as\l)l‘latf’< had expect- ed the Smiet Sputniks and he doubted they outdated .\'A'l‘()’s. dc'ence< \nd to a p-4~-~ cool'cictitt- c.it her he said the West sllll unto’ the balance of power surely secure for three-lofitc year: from niisilc attack ‘Spill t n me" rlI‘t'l.’ll'

of lls ll.l\l‘ lMl‘lI Thing:

so had" we say "no need to get M'-

maylw arenl to ourselves, erwrought " Tbux do we think what we want to thin-l(

find t'f‘HsHll\ to that en-i'\!‘.tin; s ﬂl right The word of General Norslad versus the panic-mongers Ibould be [nod oooug .

WHAT F.I.S|-2?

But what else could General ‘lorstad say" He is the Supreme (Ximmander. (‘mild he say his forces are now outdated‘? Could frightens him‘! say the enemy scien- thus are ahead of ours’

He would be quoted in Pravda and Tasn next day. and noted in

India and Syria and mi N Afr‘

h k from him would have given to Russia I great pol- ltlcal victory. A victory of vindi- cation and good cheer in her own lands. I victory of lnlluulce and fear in the great silent wat- ching neutrals who are walling In join whichever Ilde looks ntronueat.

General Noratad is In extreme-

ly ﬁe man. He how that I political victory to the Russians ‘even than I

at . Ibaulure says. Instead. we're dmna wet ly well and that Sputltl beau’!

and was .

the (Nut ua Journal

‘gospel and go back to out lulu of Pﬁsl‘ and ltIlll|\l,4f‘f‘lll'\" fieltcral \orsl.id nl.i\ not hate told has for the \.'Il\I‘ of tooling the enemy But he niighl not have told the whole truth. General \'t)l‘sl.'<I(‘l would tell the

that someone hlabbetl. Pi-~nu~ ‘f1lIlIs|l‘l‘ ‘Macmillan iv- fused in order an tnquirt so did (‘hanccllor of the Exchequer. ThOrne_vcl‘oft_ ‘rho got lestv I I boot it when names were men- tioned ‘ \‘ow \|,4tiiiill,aii hat. rlmilwcl ' and ordered an inquu-_s. finds the <‘ .

tica-l error in not setting up an

whole Iriilh lo ills own general: . I,,J,d ,,,,r\ in Imp], mu. pm.” I inqurt unmeduitcly there was I hnwcr and ll:elr‘nb;iker and l‘e:ir h""' "' ' 1'-"k son and l"oulkr~< But to a press True. the lrihiuial w-ill proha-' inn crencc and to a puhlit tun bly find that there was no leak-V ch:-on he must my only what age of information But nnoughi he wolild sav aloud in Moscow. : mud has been thrown. and some llelhi, (‘:ili'o or Pciping I is sure to stick . an \\'I-‘. raom.i-;.vl ‘—~--—" — - ---——— ‘ This :i'u.iliou pr:-soul. to II‘. a lH\l\dllIlY\\ We've come now" to problem of first magnitude For the ptilﬂl whr-r we boat with re to a con-.i.rlor:-vble extent the lief. that the strength of the‘ ‘same limitations of peech are iltole Free World ll great:-ri on such as l".isenhnw'er. \facmll- _ than that of communism‘: hood-l a n. tir-fcnbaker ‘Vloreovcr. ' lums‘ ‘ these three are elected .It.ales- Count ‘em There are rmizlhl.\"

l l men who are human enough not: to want to proclaim weaknes-nevi in their governments even to their

emintrymen let alone to their ene-

WIIFI, . ‘And so. . . who is to spur u:_ -who is to tell the people of the democracies the unhappy truths‘ I If nlr leaders dare not because

treatment of sugar-coated pills and writhing syrup.

3.

I don-ti countries in the unlreei world out of UN“: R?

Yes we think we're doing all right if we can II! It the 10 could beat up on ﬂu I2!

The Age Old Story

Io one for all put to death

can Io:-ms Luivcﬂ:

ilhat three-fourths

-o

. regular (‘ouncll

i last evening. Mr J.

Problem I nvolves

Adolescents Too

H ﬂea-naa N. luadeaea. ILD. YOU may read about I Iutci&

It In isolated Incident. The fact II that. In the age group between 15 and 44. sulcfde ranks fifth II the cause death

Three times as many Ameri-

men as women take their own lives. Yet this in not strictly In adult problem. Far from it. 15-19 BRACKET ‘

Breaking down the autistic I have cited above. we find that suicide also is the fifth most fre- quent cause of death in the 15 to 10 age bracket.

‘ sod that HUlCld(‘ is also In adolescent problem?‘ Well. then. here in something that may

rprise you even more:

In the 10 to I4 age group. from 86 to 60 children commit suicide each year‘.

EVEN CHILDREN

Suicide under the age of in. how ever. is comparatively rare. Yet even children of this tender ale do make threats and do make It- tempts It taking their lives.

These threats should not be tak- en too lightly. While they may simply be bids for attention or sympathy. ll‘: good to remember of the adults who kill themselves had previou- sly threalened just that. .

t)r. ll. Bakwin in a recent ls-l sue of the Journal of Pediatrics citcs one theory about childhood Iuicide. ‘

A child “ht! ls. or believes ml is. unloved. may build up aggres- sion toward his parents This is likely to result in guilt feelings and the yoiiiigster may turn the aggression against hlmsclf

One way to punish himself and his parents. and at the same time gain more love. is to commit sut- cide. its a horrible thought. but ’

happens SPI.-2(‘lAl. Arri-zsrios I

Bakwiii warns that any (‘ll|ltl- who is markedly dcprcssed. often ‘ insomniac. un.<i;iblc and displays f violent temper outbursts "should be suspect and accorded special ' attention." l

Don‘t ridicule suicide threats or attempts Teasing an a~rcntt_v, miserable child may lead him to another attempt lIOSl"lTAl.l7.F. HIM

One mcllioit of liaiitlliiig a po tentuil suicidc is to him immediately _ this remove him from the situa- lion that is troubling him. but it also shows him that his physical

‘ or emotional problems are being

taken scrtou. _\

QUESTION Al\D ANSWER

B H - l have heard that radio- ctive springs have marked cur- Itivc possihlltlea. In this true’? Answer: The radioactivity that would come from I radioactive spring would be uisignificant as

‘ far as medical treatment possibil-

lttes are concerned.

W7; _m:‘¢",' 7oeﬂ'Gmoz|

DUALIS

l M i The child I used to he cannot be

owned.

Ho weaves his laiilasliu against m_v will

He rlrcams hold rtt-cams. unhob bled and unbound,

He climbs fine gossamer: faint rainbows spill

The child iemcmbers what the man forgets

I-‘irsi ecstnsies of taste and .Illl'lt and sou fl‘

A whim. I glance. I gleam. I gels

of Jet flights beyond my discipline to groiind.

Maturity pl'tIH‘.st.\ ('a.\l faiicy out. Thcse rt-vcrlcs are tanlalning

mi. in Ohsciiring ohjectlvily. without - - - t e deed - no

1' c fntliial lrulh exists - I heed these words as wise. yet in I will e, > I glance aside to Ice I cherub smile.

n Ra-i-[man tn the New York Times

OUR YESTERDAYS* From The Guardian Fllea (Nov. 23. D32

The transferring of the (‘Ir

Railways in the Consolidated Re- venues of Canada. was the chief subject which came up at meeting of the Charlottetown Board of Trade

0. Hvnd

man urged the pressing of claims of the Province connection and suggested the Provincial Government and the Federal members |l\'I their

‘ support. V‘

In Nlovember zttth all surviving veterans of the 2nd Canadian Siege Battery — It first called the fltlth Siege Battery — will hold I reunion in the Armourlea to commemorate the day on which they left the Island to Join their comrades on the Western battle front.

Tl-ZN YEARS AGO (Nov. 23. I047) large number of people vl t

wonty-Ila oil

NOTES av rue WAY‘. l

Cuadlaa thaaclal nu expect Iﬂw boom. when we betlllto spend our money to overtake So- vlet science. The kind of boom which II based on keeping up wlthIteJonuesofu.-nendalna bust.—-Peterborouslt Examiner

Dulrlu of all tiblau to be helpful. I correspondent often for the '

equanimlty the ubouﬂu fellow travelling to the moon on I one-way t.lCk0t.—0t.(l’WI Jour- III

It would be I good idea to keep In Iccurata rou call from show how many the session each

. Ike to know how much time their repre- sentatives give to the conduct. of public affairs. and this include: attendance in the House when important matters are being de- bIted.——I-Jdmonton Journal .

which moved too far on one side of the buoy. became firmly im- bedded on the bar. Pilot Tem- ple Gotell reported that it would be I very difficult to remove the ship from the bar.

Aklckfruaahuaaonnlum restate I man’: speech and it. would late to bear bla first viom. —-London cu

Several excellent ’h“‘I'HlIps bave been what is em. or the Irtllical moon or I St)(‘('|( of that on the ne¢It.lve.—Wlnnip.t,1 '1‘-rlbune

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