MARCH 24. i954

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

rsixcn couwnr oirnca 3 summer Street. Sumlrlersida Phone Hm.

News. Subscriptions. Ad GEORGE CLOW and House Phones:

The Guardian may be following stores

vertlsing Representative GEORGE WOTTON 8032 and 8033

bought at any of the in Summerslde:

Summerside

-A program featuring colored slides of gildloli together with ooliir scenes of flower gardens in

3THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Community

P1aI.1nin.g A'ss'n Meeting

of slides on gladioli. This collec- tion is presently in! Bunimerside on loan and must be returned

interest In TV Testing

considerable interest was evid- enced yesterday in a news report that television r , had been received in Summerside from the

Borden and O O O Vicinity of-i . andazalrtfn John Bani:-d of aien who underwent a ton-

silectomy in the P.C. Hospital last week. returned to his home here

Toronto Hockey Team Arrives Home from Trip

(GP)-Tbronto list

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Snort Eeliees Fron Prince county

3,11 Bookstore, Summer Street; Gourlies Drugstore. 21 Central street: , A I zonal-go W-;::::::-.:'l .:r.:.:::.slliiis-”Eiie3?"i::i.:' :::::."";..::::.'.: 23l.:”lL..i”""””. .. 1:: i3::.:' :5. ":5 J::.”il:::. vicar; ........ .. air 3:... TV ....::,: rrmi ” ”””" 3:" "'.:."i....' W .T.""'"....'..am.... mu - -an -. own an :- e - - - e wor

in summer-side as the result of MI Ind MIL Heel-h Gordon. W T referees They are not as yet is

water Street: Vince's Grocery. 1

33 Russell Street; Eninen's Sell-

Servlcs Drug Store; Fred's Grocery. Convent Street. sterling Hunter, Ben Champion and K. L. Waite. Kensington. WEST PRINCE OFFICE

Alberton: Frank Weeks. Representative. Phone-. 68-2 Office and 68-3 House.

..YES: WE ACCEPT clothes for, dying. Victory Cleaners, Summer-

slde. -,

-SALE home cooking. Keir Clark's store, Ksnslngton. Satur- day, March 21th at 1:30 evening. Sponsored by C mmunity Club.

interest created by Mr. Gordon Warren of the Dominion Experi- mental Farm who was the guest speaker last evening at the Ibvm Hall at the largest meeting ever heid by the Bummarside commun- ity Planning Association.

Mr. Warren presented a most interesting program of color slides on flowers. trees. gardens and lawns in Canada. U. 8. A.. and the United Kingdom.

interim report was presented to the meeting from a committee ap- pointed to make a study on mat- ters pertaining to garbage disposal collection in Suminorsidc.

The reports said there were 3000 families in Summerside who need the services that could be pro- vided through regular garbage collection.

The report stated that 10 cults per week per family should pay for the service of a weekly collec-

John, N. B. on Monday night.

It was learned last evening that the set referred to in the Canad- ian Press story is located in the radio sales and service department of Ralph calibeck an O0. in Bed- eque.

contacted in regard to the mat- ter Mr. Arthur Murray. in charge of this department. said that al- though sound was superb no pic- tureehsd been received on the viewing screen. He pointed out,

and received a rousing welcome from 1,000 fans. The team, which lost to Russia in the fina.l. was mobbed by relatives and friends they haven't seen in two months.

"we played our best ior Gen- sda". said manager Don Preston.

”We lost the big game. But if wehsdittodosiioveragsin. we'd all go beck.-and this time we'll beat Ruesls."

He said the team drew more than 2001!!) spectators in its Eu-

Borden. and Mr. and Mrs. James Gordon of Appin Road left March 17 on a motor trip to Boston. New York and Rhode Island.

Mr. Francis Chaissori of Morell, is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Wm. Chsisson. Borden.

Mrs. Hector Mscxenrsie oi Bummeraide. visited friends in Bor- den on March 16.

the precarious position of Peppy Yokum. You can't shoot them, but if the trend of violence towards their: progresses. that may come i time. Last night at stadium an enraged player Land- edoneoithsrefereeaon svcy wet sheet of ioe. He was given a match misconduct. but we under- stand there was some argument as to whether the sentence shouldn't have been commuted to s. 10-min-

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(Avian: Clean;-sr S,lIlefl1(l:1:e:f -NINTH nmg-unAy,gM,me, Featured in the presentation tlon. and suggested that the col. howovu-, um; tho sum. .1 gm. -- mp,” gppeanm-,3 ”pgo1nof,tn3 ute misconduct. After all the pen-

y ' Ca” Montgomery 0, .rmvwu,. were many most interesting scenes lection days could be arranged ac- non had only boon open 1;; gr, Mill Phyl-H-I While I-lid LI-lml goodwm 10, cuud'..-- pa, um allzed player hadn't knocked the ' from the Experimental Farm in cording to the present zones es 111,11 powef'u.nf,I.l anal pdjughngmg OM11 01 Mmlcwn. IPOIII the 10- mm-, W, ,m,,,' Mo. mm. referee out. He was still conscious.

-JUNIOR Hockey League Bede-

Rest celebrated his 9th birthday on March iil. After playing games

Charlottetown. and from many parts of P. E. I.

tabl-ished by the East. Central and West Wards.

could be made on the transmitter. and when completed. Mr. Murray

oent week-end at their homes in Borden.

therewessnsxttauirtllinths holnawming-he h.d his first

sowhybesohs.rdentheaggres- sor?

tonl ht. Wiimot vs. Upper the guests were served a oose irTe1:atown.x Admission 25 cents. dinner and delicious bitrhlhygcske 1" "'W”" t” um m'””" "'9' D" MW” 'i?Wm”9d "T ill” 55-111 110 OXPBCYM1 '0 ht" Nod 1 glimpse of his hon. born while he mm- by 1115 mom”. guide. nu mom". Wed 131 V-T10 51150 lh0W Dfesenided H109?-1111 will the C9mmllNtyPla.ri- visual reception from this station. smce" 'Vm9”'hiV a mu” was away. This foolish and weak-krieed pol- ..1 WILL be absent from my Milton. the guests were: Waiter 1”” "'"””5' '3” "33”””” W "1"? A”0mW"l't 930"-5 in W8 He said thin the not he 11 unlnlz mm” M” ” ”x”'"”d ” 1”” The team will set In omclal icy towards lvuelllal-in hockey play- 1... offices in Summcrsldc and Schui-man, Katherine and Jean- 3”'"'3''" "” me 'h"" "mm M.” mi” "9" "W "Ni "-99 111 0b- is a receiver Wit-hI31-inch screen. 1""”k wmmv" ”" in” d”ih '” welcome in suburban East York ers will result in a lot of good oieary ircvm Cwrfh Ssth win glth ette Poole, Vivian and Francis 2: E1393: ;T:'”':ngm1:ng:uuy lg" :3-;'3g3hl;:”';ng;i:'l' Iwmglylmmihey The receiving antenna in at s lkgfwyx-Mighnwg and will be feted at s banquet referees refusing to Olllclale Hi. all. "e. . es er . ac on- - r or era- - - - , - 6- mm. .. u. T... Council. 2::i?i”i.:””li 5.':."”. 2;: mu m. um. me. on M W---v :r.:.:y:.:: ::..

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---AUNT SALLY from Cherry valley", three-act comedy by Sum- nerside Presbyterian Adult Group 1;. King George Hall. Kenslngton.

Alllerton Ami uumw

The show this evening will be presented by Dr. Henry Moyse. and in addition to the scenes de- picting the gorgeous color of last year's flower gardens in Suiruner- side, will also feature a collection

At the present. he said. it was their object to have public discus- sion on the matter and to deter- mine by study, whether or not it is practical.

foot msst attached to the top of

the store roof. -6.

19. returniiu to her home in

Borden on Saturday.

Dunk lliver 1 Girls Defeat

Mr. and Mrs. Bediord Mac- Donald of Moncton, spent the recent week-and with the latter's

submit to being mauled by players who curt control their tempers and accept a penalty even if they feel it is undeserved, when the refs code forbids him to indulge in any kind of counter-attack.

Wednesday. March 24. Sponsored ' ' by ladies ofh Kenaliglglton l:resby- M a paraints. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jay. jg terlan Churc . Cur an 8: 0 p.m . Peter J. Gavin entered the . . , Bor en. An mar V” mu um H 15 If not line. Friday. March 26 Veteran's wing or the Prince Ed- S W C ' 3 1 it ' ” ”'” ward Island Hospital for treat- I). e S on I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jay oi ' mt” ”"”' ””:ff5. ”f"u 3”” :2 -EIGHTH BIRTHDAY-Nancy ment during the week-end. Monoton. also visited relatives in ffe:f;3;””w”Wn:lfu 9 flljtfgemlgbla .4, new celebrated her eighth birth. 1 F H k I V t I S d l Borden and Cape Traverse over gg . 1 1 t . . ' disy at her home in Summerslde Miss Anna Ramsay of the Cana- 0 e n a the week-end. - nigh1;himgv',::n DEL": R13; ::Be:m:'f:5 min':5:heI;'1m1ea," dam: man Bank 01 commem” 5”" 1" Sisters and the Freetown Royal Lhhtk emu Egan” rpfelieu ewmsd

on Saturday afternoon with 14 of her young chums. Following the

Aiberton left Monday morning to spend a holiday in Toronto.

The Springfield Royals last night

lNew Clue In

ROME. (AP)-The Italian cham-

ber oi deputies voted 268 to 207

Miss Chadwick

Smters was played before a very interested crowd of spectators in

hesitate for a second. but all ref- erees are not the best.

playing of games all sat down to df ted G h . d M ll dfllghtlul 5"ul7Pe1' which fealvul” em "1 am5 an t on. Tu d to it Pr Mai the Beds-our Rink with a score g h . in - es ay suppol emler r o 1 V . Mn cake Mr. Joseph McDollB&ll. Alber arc s 5 2 Kensulston rink to Scekbax gwermmm In rejecting of 3.1 "1 mm, 0; the punk Rh," n mm cm" that mmemm;

ed the traditional birthday

ton. is is patient in the Western

take the trophy in the Farmers

Communist demands for an im-

Slalers.

Thinks She Can

very deflruis will have to be done

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and ice cream. y H k Le u Th 1 I G I .

young 1,An11-;s- auu,n.'1-he .HmpmL -: Rg'81elyih0agV:;8&m: :G:1:Iry3-fave S W331 3” debs; on :11, wplwve iliuiiii”b5"&Z?r.i2”'3Z..;25 ”0"'5 hll-llna players with sticks .. h - M - .. I ' 1

Young mm”. Gurud of me sumg M,-, ma M1-5. page-r p, gum d0::1:edtro)phymieii tgitismeieagulgrligaz TORONTO, (CF) - A new due Elgigmmoriats :c1l;niim1ow-tnveb S . L k 0 t and Catherine Csllb-.-ck ssslsterly El: tvhl-LlC;lelT.lxB J,efde;e;sluc'hIto!is'-I?!-1 merslde Presbyterian Church held Alberion. returned home from Y Y 8 has turned up in the slaying ox Hug wcmnan Ind howhd for a e n . ll:DymElagileIq1lZaglr;e'r;r'scored for the thing. the mu Wm probably mu-

llielr March meeting on Monday evening in the church pzirlor with the president. Mix Constance En- man. in the chair. Following the repeating of The Lord's Prayer in unison the business was conduct- ed. Material work was given out

Charlottetown Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Gavin is convaleacing satis- factorlly following an operation in the Charlottetown Hospital.

Mr. W. W. Currie, principal of Alberton High School, had the

rmk company.

The work of Royala' goalie, Feli- ton Mayne was outstanding last night.

in the concluding minutes oi the game D. Barlow of Royals suffered a pliinful knee injury when he was struck by a puck Apparently no

Fern Henkell of Woodstock; Ont. Chief Inspector W. J. Franks oi Ontario provincial police said Tues- day they are looking for the driver lot an nlrl-model red tractor-trailer lwho picked up the girl at a traffic rrlrcle nulslrie Hamilton the day he-

5celIba's resignation over disclos- uras in the case-the death oi a 22-year-old party girl on a beach last April that has had repercus- sions high in Italian society and government. "Scelba resign!" they jeered.

There was no TORONTO. (GP)-Florence Chad- second pg,-god. wick said Tuesday she thinks she can swim Lake Ontario but that it will probably be is long grind of perhaps 13 hours.

The 34-year-old swimmer of San

i-rs assisted by Audrey

sis and Noreen Gnudei

by Joyce Folland

scoring in the

In the third period Mary Rog- McEach- ern scored for the Freetown Roy- sssisredlovut to the scored for the it.

vive the rest of the season, but next year a warning should be is- sued that those who commit these oiienses shall be suspended for one year. and the threat carried full if anyone disregards

i lo t t t his I ' 'ith

Mid 3ut;”5cbl;”ic? hleelfedm gjfngsrg: :5 gxigne Ono g:nurday.mSJ:3ral bones were broken lime hex half-nwked. hludzeoned Communist. deputy Giancarlo 13,630, cam” omy woman to 5w1m Lunk Rm... 5151,", . In. -.. km mp ' smches were gequh-ed to c1035 The lame W33 WIUIES-Sad by llmdy "35 "lllllll 1" 3 ditch 15 miles Palette demanded In UFSEM 111' the English Channel both ways. Lmeupiza The Summarsi e Aces are now m9””L;l'9'”I:fdfV”1l3m”yDh:'fdii'g: me w.',u,,d. llrse crowd 6-isi of lV'1lld-W on March 14 ivesl-gallon of the scandal He took a 15-mile sail out onto the Freetown: Goal, Diane .'iialll-ii;'1953-54 Intermediate -'3" Prmcg de” D M l V I-m?"P':1 . Th? mick We brrn trarrd lo the called on the zolernmenl to eX- lake today aboard the Rhyal Ca- defence, Audrey McE.achern. Marylmdwgi-d Island hockey champions. kin. Mm Anna Lwghlm public deSf1;r1l:1egii43d:BG0lal.gFEnlgn1:1a3Ene; ms:-ed Endm police? are.pla.iri relations bgtueeyi fscellllaa. nadlan Navy Minesweeper Digby Ringers: .:ilbE'rlld Reeixzes. S:l'lil”Ile)"Th1g 1-msnm ngppexmd since 1949 healm nurse at Mbemm spent. . . . ar ow. lr , m- r- . 1") rue ng film in other nilnlstels an their aml es commanded by Li.-Cmdr. G T. Jsrdlne, oruar s, A ora -cs 95.!-when me lam Hamid Mcnilor 131

..cHu.D INJURED - Marion the weekend 3: her home mwiai-ds. George wa:.,ou. F1-mg Mc-,ihai awn tklih Ugo Montague. s self-styled msher of Halifax Newspaper men Sandra Jardlne. Helen Rowe, hm crystals to ma Island mi, for Praught, five-year-old daughter of sherbmnke l 'Carville. Thane Mann, Eric sin-1 men” ..-....,,,g marquis who is a cenilai figure in and pholrvgraphrrs went, along. Wands Frances. Wave Reevesgme second 3.5,, 1,. 3 row. mu M.r. and Mrs. Joseph Arnold ' ciag. Aeneas Mclilniec. Lee Ball. L119. case. Paietta said this was Miss Chadwick spent most or and Shirley Ha(tflellcl.Ml P. were defeamd by the Bathuug Praught, of 228 Water Street M M J J An y MacLeau. James Clll1'lm.iilgs.. neggggary vhecause of the slim. 11-... mm. an hi... cap:-Mn-3 h,-1.13.. Dunk River: ma. evln our-lpapermnker. M each ncmsmn. in Summersicle, was resting amt 12:3”, r;um;T::idePhn;t:;'; Grahamts Road: Goal. John' non o1 co1'1'upi,lOn In high political go1ng m-er charm and records of lr-r; do-fence. Georgie Murray. 'GalllJu5L which of mesa mo mum 1! C”mm"'ably 1" Prince Cmm” nuests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs Campbell: defencel Ea” D"””m3- cii-clc-s which has come to light" current; and Wm.-1 condlnom The Rayllrh Lima" R'”3"”-. Shmgvithe better one is a lnatfer for de- liospital last evening where she 3nhul.wnk1e'Ai1bel.ton.' Earl MacKay: forwards. Joe Mc- f' scam; broke into Pa1etI.a'.s tie-yrpcnrds shod-M ms avemg, hm. ::Pl'll('YZ sl;1lris1rardsA Caihlxlne El(:iil:'l:.ham- Certainly the year Me, was taken suffering from skin ab- Rae. Fred Douzhart. Lloyd Prom. a mallda with a statement inui "welperature of ma lake in late AIlgusi'R'1"Vn-pr llnlvj; l;j;l':'3n"d - Nofeen ii-on team vlent mm Charlotte-

rasloris to face and hands and

Louis Campbell, Louis MacLeod.

will have no liasitancy in disclos-

or early September is about 58 de- Gammt Mi” Ram”.

,town and achieved the upset vie-

. Mrs. Clarence Powers, Alberton -r 1 other possible injuries, as the re- south. was rushed to 3 Chnrloneg Elwood Graham. Earl Taylor, Lea n mg the nndmgsu when .' Cunem m..,,,s. Rpfpmr Frank Vhmnmm S :mry O! the year against 5 team Ill" 0i 591”? muck by 3 C” l" town hospital Sunday night for ma" Ct” Vlmem C"el6'Y- - a anal and an mvesusallon directed The rllmn-'r from Fm" Nlac-arm T ; W f;M ' Wwhich included Cart MacDonald Mn" N "M "”m”"”e: 0" cesrlami treatment. summary: by R-803818 D5 Cam m”l13""lN- Y- i" Tmnni" is 31 mil” Ml155 ' and Joe Mahar. the Sumrrlerside mef Streot about 3-1 3'65 85' First Period gsm-T VMMTT . vllrhnut portfolio. are completed. Qchadwick salrl she would nrohab v ' boys were an imp"-ed bunch of afternoon. The llittleoaglrl was 5 x l-Graham's Road. MacKay ac-I hls Jgrgbmlgplil lffaiahag, iil"ne goielillment lntelids to actlsxrlm 32 to 34 miles because of Mhlewi and ms Aces woum have picked UP by P01” ii?" 09 N C B k iD0118h3TU d .: t L 1 M f I '. ultii severity and 1ustice.”he said ,tli- winds and currents I lhad plamy of Lwubla m Lakmg tuikletter who was nearby. and tc S 2-spring-field. Bell (Elm 5;?dn.a,.man 5,f.”I.'mST”l::r"'i :lf”e'. ......... -- l She said she l-1'1 recommend l" North River 7'3 imam may, night. Mmmey aunam ' ' E i"" lie" mmasrrs W33 5i" make "lei hm land Leo shields were members of

was rushed to the Prince County Hospital.

8- Al Attempt To

3-Springfield, Watson iBlri.- 4-Grahamls Road. Doughsrt

193l'l-1-E fol" Fl'l?dE!"Ci0l'i to adjudi-

cate the New Brunswick lregionai

Crooner Dick

swim tin: summer, probably after!

:1-in attempts to swim Juan de Fucai M Nam” Rm” "mk 135' mgr"

that team. and are now on the

-m (Tay10r)- . , 'Acesl roster.

..sinli.1- cnour MEETS - . . . Penalties: Doughart km” ”W'”"3 Tues”! strait. She Added the Toronto swim lfgmfnshlfge mflfffh mlflvgf. W."

The regular meeting of the Sum- . Second Period The British theatrical aumorny 1 0 d might be between Sl-pt. ii and game mm” m tm second Norm; The Aces seem to M” the happy

merslde Presbyterian Adult Group 5-aprmgheld, Cummings who has Omcmed at mums-. T S”tli. 11, ' ; RM. Hock”, Hague. yfmmy O, m,,,.,.g back mm ap.

me” l" we chuwh parlour last. '-- imcmme” across the Dominion said com-l The Candi”) NRLOM1 Exhm" The second game is scheduiedllialem defeiil 10 Mike the Same in

evening with the president. Keith By Roger D. Greene Penalties: MaoLcan. munm, drama group; in Cum - d B u S tion is spfinsorlng a swim across Ior wmgm and should Kgmpshire the Inner angel of me comes,"

Johnston. in the cliair. The de-1 WASHINGTON. (AP) - senator. Third Period have a unique scope becaus. 0; e y . . the lake. It has offered a purge Wm me tmphv Wm be presented There were many people at R”? 6-Sprlnzneld. Bell IMECI-cam ” .-...- ”' 5259” W” "M 9”” l” ” " The trophy has been donated by way Stadium who thought the

votlonal period was led by Willine walker and Bertha Harkness. Dur- mg the business meeting it was de- cided. because of numerous re- quests. to stage again in Sum- meride, the 3-act play "Aunt Sally

Joseph McCarthy iRep.. Wis.) has balked at Republican efforts to put him on the sidelines. without the right to cross-examine witnesses. at the forthcoming probe of his explosive row with arm oificiolal

The Wisconsin senator insisted

"I-Springfield, Watson (Mann) Penalties: MacKay. Referees: Jack Bernard, Jay.

lack of competition from the pro- fessional stage.

He could not understand why these groups call themselves ama- tours.

"They're amateurs in the sense

LOS ANGELES. (AP) - Crooner Dick Huymes Tuesday was order- ed deported to his native Argen- tina on charges that he re-entered the United States illegally last year

oqghe 34-year-old San Diego Calif.. R' R” 3911- Ch”1””eww"'

mermaid is the only woman ever to conquer the English channel in both directions. On Aug. 8. 1950 she set the France-to-England re-

years to be retained. This is the first year it has been competeo

must be won hv a team for two

1”. Hampshire goals were scored hr

and summerside boys had really met

their match when the Milton Hor- lrnets held is 3-0 lead in the final minutes of the first period. They were only one goal down on the round then. and looked good enough

Pl'0m Cherry V31leY"- 5”" C B 1d. ' that they are not aid i til i after a omantlc trip to l-lawali to an

lelidigghy dissusiioi-ix ls glalte was G;-,':'xlln0;5:Byb:tfl stain: i)'xi.egh:'o::lodcr:s!-ex- S perm,-ma;-mes, But, 5': far 0;; tel: visit Riga I-fayworth. ?n”::u'fe:r higsgegeglt 413 a:3ur:,f.,am L. MacLean 4. F. Macbean. Walls to make that up hthe Away grey

9 0!! D1'l- 0" all ' " ' mm di 1 ' Th c e l. s id the ciinn ' and Kitson one each. were outpiaylng t 5 cos. .en nu en” 8 concerned 1" mm to e gov mm n I wirrtlmc the Lnannel from England '0 Srnring for North River were Paul Schurman staged his one-

from any voting in connection with;

based on l-la,vmes'

"'5 make” 1” tn” previm" ”w' b! 1' 3 Day to see thee so- '11 d . was ' f 14

mils will be honored at this final the investigation. a In ml" in the same Jifyebmftmlit men for dun exemnmn as 3 "wt, E33508 41211 :l1x:mle':9l;1”:d QT: awed s Hurry 2. and L MacLean one man revolt. and scored a solo mi

P9F10l'mI-ll0I- Lunch was served C0mm8!ll6 from Other memlwfl ggg. u-ohm pay 3,0 we 3 professjongl rnl nllen. t '11 arm, 2., mm” of m lm, There were seven penalties which will be long remembered by I-Iaymes, through his lawyer. said 0 Q” ' it handed out. the onlookers. Harris and he com-

bv Claude l-larkness and Kenneth Walker.-8.

-MISSION BAND-.-The Mission Band of the Summerslde Presby-

of the Senate investigations sub- committee wfiioh will conduct the televised inquiry. left in doubt what decision it would make on the cross examination issue. The

OTTAWA. (GP) - Building costs remained comparatively stable in 1958 despite more ccmstructlorl act- ivity. Central Mortgage and Hous- ing Corporation said Tuesday.

company. These people simply do not bear the expense oi their pro- duction; they make the audience pay. Thus they aren't amateurs in the true sense.