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The Guardian

Wed. Sept. '5, 19-56

r - b . . . b New Typhoon Anglican Rector S I-lit: China Coast Dies In Montr'eal”L.' " ;,1NT0N. Tenn. (AP)-A ma- A mob member Wu wounded Thurs was no disorder III-it ugtogoitggll nC...S5g dEEc2g.TRA.EA;. (C638?-Vii'al'aia.A'-5.-'3'

when I Negro fired a shotgun at the rloters. The group dispersed only after National Guardsmen

L bite pils boycotted grlj,,,”,f,gl." aanoolurueaday in the C or 3 series o. antl-lnteKl'l-

tor of St. George's Augllcanl Church here for 29 years. died Saturday night at Murray Bay.

the dead from its worst typhoon oi the century. was hit by anothel giant storm Monday.

n, (he cnmmunlbrs New 500"”-

ll) L ml: llllelssame time. Tennessee Ad- 3'? to om” 8, mm Cu”. w ” d Th”u;Tipm3h"dl”".'”emhe F Qua He W" 76' .. Ii-ni General Joe . Henry preu , A New identified by dapuuaa IN-lUNl.'l'l0N ANNOUNCID 5'' W :53 W" PM -lam The archdeac6n's resignation u' llciaa an early end to the mg as William c-nalnw. :1. was u- in --'1 uonaumvrgflngicli :53! rector of the church was to may sum up by r.:r':r.::.. 2:13.-.:.i.c.::::: l”..'h23”"'" A-am W i- our an ........ ............ ......... ..; 8:22.” He "3? :3 M ii Ntgm" """"N mes were ouannssuihl KNIFED ' M 1' "'"M' the canoe. 1" " -mm B" "c' W7 ll "'6 SCMOL Thli uilder federal Five men w WM unpueiulhunmmdth Fukien official bi!" I.:lul' and thmk WT; st. eomllltll mmmed lag: wee Dayton 7' mu::o me at school was read trail the leaf: "In ad "00 s l'tn0 'lnl)Zed pea- xi year e!cleIle rated tit: . tour, order. , mu m. ' w . after steps Tuesday morning..),, mend plbok later ni. annveraary o is ordina . "'1"? '””1"”””" wnlludaiad Wei tacked while an-lvlna to aan"oa. "if.'.li..'l.i2...:".l:..l.l."'..il.?';i........ in nmul cut aid.” " "'""”l "" In the First World W-r- Arch "as featured Wfllllo the worst Of the guardamen Garland a iorenoon II It made no mention of casuai- dam" G”we" ' R9” '5'” "' - rocked town of l 6! 1” db 2, Wu bug, by: m umdgnmui uweu in hudu thg miss chaplain to the Portsmen's Baku ma week-loll! Mnlgzdlynlfmm n u-"um: when M um I” would he ha hm am." u . mum" -I-,',phoon Wanda which I ked talion, West Yorkshire Regimenlr nrlle” enmed 1: mg” to an go to the outbreak at Clintton if measure-including JO pub the central Chinavcoast in a I "ml "5 Chaplain M "” 'l””d" Olivpr Springs. 0 ' c .u'mmy md Ppuuk; . Augmt rah about 2100 deadegnl; llieadqunrters staff at St. Omar. es. , ' ' ran . WA milgi) Vil.le.n:vlltli,I Rh mt rhIl)idhYolEksbewl.ITonbsnmlln'ni .&Iek:(lI:l'un"l?:EECl;lS1l1erl'e:dl in Tokyo Aft:: the 3,-mgsuce 11; W” pg. i ' er ' I ff,',',”mzad, set off dynamite blasts gm ggnsahoxollig git: mgn highways into Clinton. "” ' new typhoon, dubbed talned by the war office as assist , 2 - m 05551003! operating 310043? Emmi had been spotted 102 ant chaplain general and preached

stone on the schoolyard with the question: ,

"What Nigger's next?"

The implied threat did not duet:

miles southwest nl Iwo Jima. ll W3! l110VlD8 west-southwest.

Illxht. he said, bore out the con- tention of Clinton residents that moat of the "troublemakers" were from outside areas.

the official peace sermon at Col- ogne.

PILOTS SURVIVE CRASH

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pp attanpt to get Negroes unoaiaaixaoxvnis.somnuco8M00'I'HA'roAxnIDGl Ctl Th lured ll Ba.Alk . . ill; Iolliheut. l - A high school and I Jilnlilr llllll (righlhag Buifilllllyll ax?!" l.,lleigicl:,:lI.u'din:”:'aclldflc Alrllvneeen plalie, bOal.isil:'lr(.l?!Ile Vfilgdvlegdfgf llhemiiludliullf 2:8 uperlntendent '!'hom.as N. Jolino school at Oak Ridge," mils; second 0 ricer Robert Love, 3 DC6-B ' ” crashed at Cold Tokyo, crashed into mud flats neat deed or missing. (CF Photo) . 23'” ”'.2a...'"'”"'”'' 2:: :i 'J.”:" M" sci-iooi, . one , er doo t bite nd N A'rrENTl0N Gum" v students if; the vlecond.year.cT'lrI: - - . H, the nut or Mr, and Mn, and Toronto M, Hudy W” In bu. of h 1. I 5n0WNlE9 britdalnul sir mmdygitp: :t:dmi;mEneagy gammiasign and Maritime UIjll9d Lloyd yum, York. on uonday, England for. iii." aiaiay Rifle received mranym.lKc.Mgn., .ami,n?: CHARLCYITETOWN Your Provincial Commi:::1dol::'l: student toch53emerllfhell'W'chPool by M Imp no on we in sunny Ba tist convention MW” 2091. . shoot. day cake with five candles was A nine month da co . Home Economics Mrs. Cudlmmu 1'” ”1””"'nd mow front entrance-the first limo l-ha! Principal T. H. Dunlxsn of Oak P I W n Bun Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook visited enoyed by 511' ' be' - y . urge Am desire to see all Guide a M had used that door since they be- made high said the opening was WOLFVILL M” N” ”” " t- ”' Mr. and Mrs. Leith Brown on Sun- Mr and M 0 Y k 'n- now mg Orgamedi Gms with Grade IX ed"ca' me meetings in the Pxovlnce 9 E' N5” lcpl 43-11 Mrs. Harold Watts, Mrs, Elby ' ”' m" "P 9'' tlon 01' better should apply to the Principal at once.

came pupils of the former ail- "smooth as silk." . white school last week. There are about 40 Negroes and hree Negro girls went in by the 1.500 whites in the high school and

day evening. A birthday party was held at

Wlnsloe, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown on Sun- day. August 19th.

Stevens, Halifax contractor. Fri- day was elected president of the Maritime United nnpugg co...

k of September 17th. Your 'c'I.'.,.”.V..e5uionaa are workins MN- tliclr hope to have all

Hardy of York, in Charlottetown.

spent saturday In addition to the regular prizes, generous prizes

donated by the Women's Institute of "North Short

'1 ma ,7); . the-ho fM. . . . . Elhullinizs " 4 with ting; :,uf,enf m;,:,lf;" gltlretcdggf f:0g;eWR?j):lg3::il::djll;:f:rw:.lIi;;l ve:,I:::i;n.- presidents m G Haw. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hardy. Weltonlnlsollk, fall ihgllr llllllse HE? Mr. Lloyd Vessey. York haa Dlstrlcl N0. 2"' are available for those completing adult lellderh Y0" 58" 3" High were absent. They have had no incidents. kin, of Fredericton and Sgugl. Bub have returned to their home in ter Donna who was 6 years old started to have cucumber; for the Course Satl5fact9”ly' '

t mama: and a ood TIi8snp)leIlI)li"gi0: were to one of the nu, camps It llustlco, you should now 5. full of enthusiasm and ideas. and we hope that you will ,1. be at your openlllz meeting. mg mat you bring along some new recruits.

COOKIE DAY

orders for the sale of Guides mug. will be taken the week of October am. Now. all the Com- mie; will be short of funds the beginning of the year. Ind there 1. no easier way .for you to make a little money w "'17 W "'9 activities in your company. Wu hope that every Guide will go all out in getting orders. and that there will not be a home on til!

.York. They had peep in Ottawa on August wth. Donna had a num- the coming season. 30

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hoe of Charlottetown.

Students accepted for ordina- tion to the ministry include: Spurgeon Croasman, Pollett River, N. B.; Richard W. Haurner, Mouth of Kescwick, N. B.; James Mills, Chance Harbor, N. B.; Bruce Moore, North Sydney, N. S.; Kenneth Morison, Billtown, N. S.; Donald E. Robertson, Mar- garee. N. S.; Frederick Smith,

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Increased Enrollment As Pupils Resume School

An increase of 83 pupils over the enrollment of a year ago in the five City schools was noted following the registration of the opening day of school yesterday. Mr. K. A. Parker. Superintendent of Educat' . said the total this year is 2.756 compared In 2.680

G. Rea-Airtb, Miss W. llayter; Mrs. Muriel Kennedy; Mr. Jack Ready (Physical Education). West Kent, Miss Jessie MacNevin, Mr. Ernest Mutch, Mrs. Birdie Hogg.

Hartland, N. 8. Prince Street. Miss Greta Hansen H X Queen Square, J. Plneau, B. A.. a a laymen To

Mr. L. E. H kbert, Mrs. Ms 0, . M m Do;cm W5; SW” Mung Attend Conference Word has been received that n

The biggest increase was at Miss Eileen Murralh Rochlord fZl'a?'”s”.uil.'.fl&ci?.f.'3i”l1'i.l.”J.i.3'. 3”fi';' :S:'?"32'ia”''”' 3' ””"-"""”' M” groan 0; six ,b"sl"::B,.,a"d ,,,v": crease. The schools with this Following the pattern set in re- 9" Ma men mm Max W E I

, te d th c f I U it d . ' lsllllllild gllgggg -t lent 0" W 0? year's registrations. an years M. W. .,.. ...,.,,.,,,.,,, ,,, ,... c,;'u,cheMeg";;;';c;e,g;'m,; wegb in screen print: - all fully guaranteed washable. l G t ' in brackets. Ire- Queen lunior grades continued heavy. and at Stanhope Beach Inn. They

Square 864 (838): West Kent 412 mo); Queen Charlotte High 408 (488)..vPi'iuce Street 441 "'33). Rqchfosd Square 636 (725).

There have been several staff changes since the last term. New personnel are Queen Charlotte. Mf-

At the Vocational Training School there were 07 students entered yesterday compared to 45 a year ago. Those registering for various courses included auto mechanics Z). carpentry 12, drafting 4, pirac- tlcal electricity 7, plumbing and sheet metal work 16, and for the first course in welding ending in mid-January 8.

The night classes dolnot begin until October i and so far there ' are 14.! applications. Last year I total of 600 students attended these classes. There is only one change

are Fred Mackinnon, provincial director of Public Welfare in the Province of Nova Scotin: Major Osborne Crowell. Frank Wellard. John Quigley, H. S. Farquhar and Hamid Benton. They will arrive in time for the opening session on Friday evening at 7.30.

YORK

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ATTENTION GUIDER5

A news letter will be sent to all Guiders once I month. we hope that you will read this carefully. .ad pass the information hlong to your Guides.

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The coat of the subscription to this magazine is 31.00 I year. 01' if a Compan has 20 subscriptions all sent to the one address it will be 7!! cents a year. This is a grand little magazine, and every Guide

Begin. Pavilion For Canada At The World Fair

J.M. Sproiilc and Mrs. Sproule. York School has reopened with

two new teachers for the coming .

year. Mr. Han-y Keilly, Stanbope. r ,

in the stuff this term. Mr. George Maclfay. Darnley, is the new aca- demic teacher replacing Mr. David MacLenn who has been transfc mi

who possible can should have it. Just save your movie money or do a little baby-sitting. you will

BRUSSSELS (AP) - Canada Monday started construction of s

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Coming Events

Dance Lorne Valley Hall pvery Wednesday. Webster's Orchestra.

Regular dance Thursday night. Mi. Ryan Hail. Burn's Orchestra.

Annual chicken supper Brae Par llll Hall. Thursday. Sept. 10th. V

Dancing at South llustlco every Thursday night. Rollie Maclfenxies orchestra. Canteen service.

Regular dance in Dixon's Barn, Fortune Bridge, Friday night, lept. 7. Canteen.

St. Columbus Pariah Chicken lllilper. Tuesday. September 11. hllnnning at 5 pm.

Buying and cleaning Timothy lly. No amount too small. Mae- Gllllcn and Boyle Ltd.

Cement on hand. Potato baskets and coal arriving. Pleas; book. .1, F. Morris.

Cleaning and b g II "R: dilly. Elmer lllsy1cll)onall:oCrh:- nu .

llcllllar dance crapaud Rink. Iedneildly night. 9.IH2.3 Burns Prthuira

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gleaming 50-foot tower of alumi- num and.glass that will be its pavilion at the 1958 world fair

1 l . ii . . l:uIt:acflll:llonGirl,g: yg slllllllkvllhle ellhe Canadians are the first par- lull Mr. Stanley Sanford. Cam- 1ivenua,'1'ni-anu;.' tlclpatlng country to get work bridge. Mass, U.S.A.. was the

under way.

Glenn Bnnnerman. director oi the Canadian exhibition commsi alon. planted a red maple seed- ling to mark- the occasion at a ceremony attended by Canadian ambassador Charles Pierre He- bert and the Belgian minister oi economic affairs, Jean Rey.

The pavllidn will express the theme "man and the open spaces" and will occupy one-third of a natural relief setting of about 10,- ooo square yards.

The exhibit will be manned by 60 university students. chosen for thelr knowledge of languages. friendly manner and interest in

is the Senior teacher. Miss Doro- thy Millar, Ellerslie is the Junior class teacher.

to the. Department of Agriculture Mr. Miaclfay has had three years experience in public school teach-

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Vas-

Cenedien Minister ggtlg Y"'t- 0" M"'ld3Y- Alllll”

Cells On Nasser

CIRO (Reuters) - Herert E. Norman. new Canadian ambassa- dor to Egypt, drove in a state car to the pa sidency Monday to pre sent his letters of credentials to President Nasser.

The ambassador. accompanied by his staff, was escorted by it motorized guard from the Clans dian embassy in Garden City. Calro's fashionable residential dis- trict.

White-uniformed police lined the

Coiigrntulations are extended to Mr. Parker Jewell. York. winning many prizes at the Provincial Ex- hibition. - - .

Mr. and Mrs. Lciih Watts and daughter Janice, York. are spend- ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Drake. Hazelbrook.

Mr. and Mrs. David MacDon- ald. Union Road. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Crockett on Monday evening.

Miss Christine Proude. York, left on Monday for Brackley, where she teaches for the coming

4 Russian Fisheries Experts Visit Huge C. N. Exhibition

TORONTO (CF) - Four Rus- sian fisheries experts Monday toured the world's biggest annual show-the Canadian National Ex- hlhltlon

It was the second Russian visit within two! air days.

Monday's soviet guests were Alexander A. Ishkov. fisheries minister of the U.s.s.R.: Igor semenov, deputy fisheries minis- tcr. Alexandre Verevkin. deputy fisheries minister of the Russian soviet Republic; and scientist pro- fessor Peter A. Molseyev.

Accompanied by interpretor Ed- ward Vardunim. the party. at-

tarlo government building, the

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automotiv building and attended a fashion '- luncheon.

Mr. lslikov seemed greatly lin- pressed by the cars in the auto- motive sectlon and particularly delighted with a huge cement- mixer. At the fashion show. lie agreed with 'a reporter that it was a good thing his wife was not with him-it would cost him too

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much.

"That can happen to the best of us." he qulpped. LEAVE FOR WEST

The party is on a Canada-wide tour of the fishing industries and returns to Ottawa Monday night before setting out for the west

coast. Saturday a group”:

sfcry seven Russian vis tors played

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