is.» weliilmeed was ' iiimilwsndwoihe luster. from tailored er dreseinclier ‘sncdde, of _Gdior- din-i. sen Weds. wool Ai- Worsted: and Flonnele, a on iiieiloiveet Iprilt] em}.

USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN-g A Deposit will hold ony goriiienl

i... GREENOAL 0o. Ltii.

as curse sr.

LADIES’ WEAR

1N0 Action To Repeal

Dominion Act Pending Council Appeal v

(PC-_ Victori "' ‘ who asked "what step: havebeen taken by the Government to pro- tect ‘the dairy indus y in l of vegetable oil: and fat: entering the manufacture of

' UPTAWA, April 8--(CP)- Federal Government is contemplat- ing no action to repeal the section of the Dairy Ac_t applying to mar- garine pending appeal of the mar- garine case to the Privy Council, a Common: return said today.

The appeal is being made from the Supreme Court decision that existing legislation banning menu- facture and sale of butter substi- tute: was ultra vire: of Parliament.

Meanwhile, the return power to regulate end control the production and sale of margarine from the industrial tandpoint "ap- pears to lie with the Provinces, and several Province: have ion in this regard." The return we: tabled for

. i

In reply to this. the agriculture department’: return said the lov- erriinent had authorized a contin- uation of the floor price of 58 cent: butter and detailed plane to make this decision effec- tive "will be worked out at an ear- ly date! In addition, the contract for 50,000,000 pound: of cheese to be shipped to the United Kingdom this year at 30 cent: a pound con- buted groltltto the stability of e dairy indugtq,

and weters- and nothing else.

_ At Hopelhtpaon than i: no flour or solid foods. rotu- families

at Seal Bis/ht are bed-ridden due

only solution wee to send

(Continued. frorn- Page l).

roundland village, 'i'rom which meaning started his flight. Premier Smallwood wanton the air with a plea. for assistance in carrying help to~ the

Dr. Thcenae‘ message iinldied by "The authorities knew about this weeks ago but

nothing." He did not elaborate.

FARM iiiiiirsriiis

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the bill developsdiargeiy quest: of the Canadian Fed ation, oi Agriculture. the major orgsnq iseticn representing the industry.

- m.‘ Mlchaud felt the legislation would not give couch aseistan to the ierinor: of ‘the Msiritiin

He said the Mari producers would face _ competition that they now do. rcr example. Quebec po- tato producers could continue to

odes-cut the price act 'by the

Deoduser Icerd the foreign markets.

kunawick would be no bettnr o

l-ie ieit the only answer was» a Dominion marketing act with a

board through the produces: oi all potato-grow- ‘ing, province: could get together and sot e minimum price. Potatoes worsen important duct or the Matitimee and s be handled in the same way a: , There could be s. petite -board alont the same

lines as the Wheatjoesd. Col. Brooks said the New Brims-

wit pdate attention example of are need for federal

marketing hoped the act could be made effective in his wovince in d with the potato eurphia

p rials Ass'n. YElccis; Officers 5am Q. otdhiliwfifi

fzicere’ Ilse: a the margarita lest eve ' .'th:' chair. is". -cei us.

ma» rewarding the

Dr. Thcmer message to Prem- ier Smallwood read as follows: “I have just visited St. Jury’: with’ Capt. Iileihing of Newfoundland Airways end delivered. 910 pound: oi food. Fleming is making an- other trip with _ Landing conditions are very poor, in fact dangerously so. The situa- 1ion is‘ desperate Tgebradpr at Fox Harbour."

f. Dr. Thoma: said some person: ifilong the Southern Labrador coast {here bed-ridden from humor.

1i It could not be learnedat once hether Fleming had . rt on the second trip. ; Dr. Tfncmae said babies , slnl’ fed on flour and water and ywcre dying. Six pregnant mother: Jwere in bad condition and needed hills agd vegetable: firhere ‘i: no butter, tea, ‘oats or miiidut Booth‘: Cove and mine families are destitute and {leading their children en molasses

isiniiis. MARRIAGE‘ ' isms ills iier iiisertlee

western wheat.

_ . , BASSET-At- the Prince County

H°ll>ital on April 8, to Mr. and rs. Aeneas Basset

OSTEII-At the P. E. Island lies- ‘, l!!! 0 _.Aoril 7. to Mr. and Mrs. . - otter, Marehfield, a. son. vid Qleathyweightl lbe, _ t the P. E.‘ lslaniflloeplial on Thursday April 7th. to lir, end Mrs. J. Murray Bell, a daughter. . Ssndrs- Maureen. 7 lb, 11 one. i . IlYNIS-At the Clierlottstcwnl-loe- i a as. a t ' libs. s or.” , w‘ 'g.“'.'-"m" i3‘

Troop

Men’: Association oi Trinity Church i.: sponsoring the Mount Allison one“: Party. This will be haul at 1mm Hall. Friday. may BM- piiey pai- cent of the proceeds will be donated to Mount Allison. {he u H Trinity Scout Group will set ill! remaining titty per cent. NOTIi~ m; i; e, good idea for other Group Committees to rails elioee needed

c.

memos: . ' ‘ ‘llUIlAY-IA Feb. i. me" et- Ilcrenoe atom.

daughter ef Mr. 1dr:- ‘ ‘Praveilltl Rest urrayt eon’ e0 ltri

‘elected verse:

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1

Ainutipntq

i. ..... Effort This i Year

The executive or the Charlotte- town Kennel Oiub and the p1"- ground‘ Commission have decided to oo-operate in the lprliicmflng no; show allied. for June M, it was 5n.

no yesterday. . , _ Dr. Gil Houston. pnident oi the

l servo to stimulate the in.

ot the ohildre .- d ‘and

vriii be oi mutual tgnfiit ‘lilies. us. Work cs: the cata-

Kon Club bell ‘ . ‘Mira! eves the joint e! iereet

ti‘! iosus lsommence sboril forth aim which will be may in th: m‘ -i..".i'"*- t“ ».....

. . . Ge. mt e filmviind: expect: ‘that revenue from this co-operative ‘iii’ shill.“ “fiiilié” ‘m yo e on. en e. some oithe overhead, inclu rigs sei- aric: of the supervisors. poeelbie. new equipment will be install The Commie:

a

ion has in mind a children.-

‘pcny-cycle" for ansall {naybe two, it the cost is iorthcosu-

weilrkmwitisnotmpllce to

‘write up again the happening: of the past week. 1 feel sin-e everyone ‘contracted with the Scout move- ment on 11.3.1. 1e deeply grateful to III. E1. Mills for hi: inspiring courses. Those who attended cer- tainly gained anew perspective on Dubbing and Scouting. In the fut- ure as our Scouting gain: ground. and it ma!‘ last censushfigisres show u: a Scout t on oi nearly one iiiiousang-‘grt us put into practice the ideas and game:

W0 W011 taught. CMI$ If present plans materialize.

three Bronze Arrowhead Courses will be held in P121. The first one will be at Montague - for Kings County ‘Troops, the second at Sum- mdrsido. and the third at Olm-

lottetown. Also, a Cub Instructor's

Course is planned. All these Cour- ses will be conducted by Field Com- .

oner Emery and Executive

Commissioner Anderson.

Welcome To Field Cormmlssionst Edward

‘Emery from Dcsninion H.Q., who is in the Province for the month oi April. Mr, Emery intends to visit,

if at all possible. all the Troops and Packs oi: P111. and help out

the Executive Commissioner in the iour Courses mentioned above. '1» Edward goes the congratulations of the Scouting Brotherhood on-hls

birthday. When you meet him. ve

him the left hand and your - sonal greetings.

Sixes’: my ‘I hope all the Sixere and Seconds

oi ell our Packs in Charlottetown and area. are all set to go for our big rally at the Holy Name ‘Hall at 180 Saturday afternoon, April 9th. I hope all the Cishmaaters will eeo that all of their boys. o.g.. Six- ere and Seconds, will be than. I believe (and I stand to be consci-

d here in Charlottetown. So let's make it a success. From now oipiit will be a monthly affair. See you on Saturday. The tally will be in ch oi -—A.ke1s. Edward Iim . Fiei Commissioner; Baloo, . Anderson. Exlcutivb. CommwWl-v- or; Bagheera, S. Walker, C-M. of 3rd Pack with the es-sistan. .. lunch time of Maylea Boswell oi glitz 9th and Helen Dewar‘ oi the

P.l...'g'nally so watch for the an- nouriooment

Flat bin: Lone Scout

_ My personal congratulations to i; Austin Gallant, oi Nail Pond on at- taining his first Clsee Badge. The first Lonle on P.E.I., beep up the

work. Austin. Come on,l.onine

" ' ‘Irlllty ‘hi1 - ‘me 9th Cisariottetown ‘trinity in sic-operation . with the

P!!! Hamill! morning a plank the Joseph lays store on the corner of Cumberland and Grafton Streets. A man living ‘nearby heard

man was arrested a short time later

Police Court yesterday and were

rim GUARDIAN. ciisaimwsrown iii cautious-lithe.

gliecal to: °'.'1i' ::...'""..:"".-:....~ ~ *1’ ~ -~"""'=-~"‘

TR-ENTON. Ont, April O-(Spec- lab-The It!" is let for the large sir exercises to take place over ‘lbronto and Hamilton today. Last evsnlm the two Summerslde-basod Lancaster-s, Zenith and Polaris, ar- rived here to take. part in the pro- gram and miong with another Len- caster froin this base will form the bomber attacking force on Toronto and Hamilton.

Four Prince Edward Island air cadcla made the trip yesterday from Summersidc and will have the memorable experience of tak- ing part in the raid: today. Don Thompson and Ray Mclsaac of Charlottetown came up on Zenith end Charles Simpson and Wendell "Windy" Clow cl Summersldc came up on the Polaris. along with this reporter.

The trip was uneventful, made for the most part at ten thousand feet and at s speed» of 205 miles an hour. It took three and a hall’ how's- The day was cloudy and the boys did not have much oppor- tunity to see_ the countryside but they enjoyed the trip which they had earned by their records in their home squadrons. The other three boys had made previous flights but for Monaco of Char- lottetown it was a first and unfor- gettable experience.

FLIGHT!- loa. For information Maritime Central Airway: Limited st 3001.

causes ariicras. ... Regular $10.95 weekend special $7.95. Garn- hllm Photo Studio.

BIA! l. WATSON IlacNaught,

KC.‘ M.P., parliamentary assistant

to! o Minister of Fisheries, speak

over CFC! on Monday, April 11, at‘ D-m. ‘ '

sroh: wnvnow. naoiusn - was used ~to smash a win‘ at

the noise and notified police. One

and a second picked up later in the morning. They appeared in

charged with an attempted break.

IIABANX MIITING- The Alpha Chapter oi Phalanx held it’: wedxLv supper meeting lest night at the YMCA. with president Fred Norton in the chair. A hearty sing. songwae led by Jack Pearce with George MacLennan at the piano. ‘lrhe business socltriyonflzt theimeet;

ng was opened read m o the minute: of lest week's meeting

island Cadets In Air gExercises Over Ontario

It is rather difficult to see a Ireat deal from a Lancaster as they are built for operations and not for eight seeing but the cadet: took their turn: in the eetrodornal where they hed_an unobserved view in all directions.

Lest night the, four boy: were guest: at four home: near here where there are local air cadets living and they are being enter- tained individually "by the families with whom they are staying.

scheduled to leave here for Sum- merside on Sunday morning.

The exercises today will mence at 3.15 and are more of a training operation than to test the defences of the city. The auxiliary squadron: of Toronto, Montreal and Hamilton will take part, both as escort aircraft for bombers and a: interceptor-s. Eight jet Vampires will also take part and will make sweeps over Toronto and Hamilton at about two thous-‘ and feet, travelling at 540 mile: per iiour. Forty-three aircraft will be involved in the operation. Wea- ther reports last night were lav- ourable to the operations being carried out as scheduled. Captain Alexander Lewis, A.F.C., wartime commanding officer at Summerslde is the mander here, but l: away at pre-

‘lhe motion we: passed that the clils donate ten dollars to the work oom-mittee. Other business matters weroiihen discussed until the close of thenieeting.

sronnzirrs oaiiamzn-s mee

' u iiirl Guide News

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mountant wilt: of Prince ms-

ing of the registered chartered eo-

ward Island we: held recently in‘ Charlottetown for the purpose of organisill a student: association. The following officer: were elect-

: ,resident, I-l‘. Gordon Williams; vice-president, H. A. Forsythe, sec-

lunior Farmers Sel Deadline For Public _S_pcaliing

"April 20 has been set dead-line ibr local groups’ atloiie in the Junior Farmers’ Pub- lic Speaking Contest." stated Ralph

Visited Jieaii 0f llomaniiL America

Mir- l’. W. Clsrkin, Charlottetown. is being welcomed homo by his many friends after a three months’ visit to San Diego, California.

Travel-sing the old trail of the gold ‘

seekers by the do luxe Santa Fe railway lino Jrom Chicago, h: found the trip one oi’ exceptions-l i ‘ t. Unhrtunaicly, California did not live up toits reputation as a. winter paradise, and the evenings in San Diego were uncomfortably cold. even for a Prince Edward Is-

lafidrer.

. Clarkin. however, had the pleasure of renewing his acquaint- ance with some former Islanders. including lidessr-s. Neil Brown. Charlottetown. and Frank Orr, New Glasgow, both of wihom have

been in California for several years

and are in prosperous circum- stances.

He visited Ins Angeics and ot-iicr centres. and made several enjoyable motor trips through what has been called the heart of romantic Amer- ica, the lend of iiho early con- quistadores and pathfindere. One trip carried him as far as tlie

Mexican border, which is eighty

miles from Sen Diego.

One of the world's greatest har- bours, Sen Diego is the flrstPeci- fie port in the United States north

of Pena-ma. and the U.S. Navy has

more than $75,000,000 invested there in shore establishments. The Old Town dates back to the first mission established in California. in 1769, and Mr. Olarkin wins interest- ed ln the many examples oi early

mission architecture w ich survive. Thirty large hotels, 60 churches,

seven golf clubs and country clubs and seven spacious bathing beach- es are features oi’ this historic city of 35.000 population, which at- tracts visitors from all part: of the world.

MI‘. Chitin broke his journey at Chicago, where he visited Mrs. O’- Comcil and Mrs. John K. Hughes and Arthur Hughes. relatives of the late Mrs. Cleridn. and other friends and acquaintances.

rated-treasurer, Arthur J. Garrett. RI!!!"- DENY-ill‘!

It we: decided to have meetings once a. month and to arrange for lectures. The first meeting he: been

PRIME! DUI HOME ‘I0- NlGl-IT - Premier Jones is nested to return from Ottawa. thil evening, where he attended pret

with the agenda. Commission on Transportation. Mr. J. O. C. Campbell,_Deputy Minist- er o! Industry and Resources, who accompanied the Premier to the Federal capital, has returned. He confirms the report that regional meetings of the Commission will be held throughout Canada in every Province. although the dates have not yet been set.

ST. PETERS YOUNG PEOPLE BOLD MEETING - The regular meeting of St. Peter’: Cathedral Anglican Young People we: held on ‘Thursday, April ‘lth. Miss Bar- bers. Picks-rd, the President, pre- sided in thocheinDevotions were led by we: Lily MacPherson. Bowling ha: been every Tuesday at 5.16 at the Y.- M.O.A. for ~the last six weeks" All seem to be. very enthusiastic about bowling and in order to even greater interest it i: decided

up ‘m’ u" ihidgl" °r u“ "n31"; l" ed to examiners and instructors.

end of the FBI/l‘ I Prize will be Riven lo the winning teem. The business meeting} was adjourned and ~wa.: followed by a. social hour

pong. 14inch was than served. At 10.80 Miles Susanne Brenton start- ed aomq singing choruses. Every year Miss Brenton gives some oi her time to directing the young people in chorus singing which is appreciated. The medtlng was adjourned At ill o'clock.

ation in the Prince Edward Island

Ame. and hor Assistant: take this

to thank Mrs Bell most sincerely for her very kind act of‘ generos-

After the next Cub meeting tlie

guests of Mrs. L.O. Kelly and Mrs. Wilfred McKee-n: at Mont/s Turf

home of Mrs. J. G. Hutcheson on ireshments and social discussion.

proximately 12 members. Mrs. Mac-

mmd prwmd dimming mm“ M m “um” mm Gum" st" Welfare Bureau will be held in the Holy Name mu this Sunday

‘my- w‘ m“ to mm‘ We“ um erahip” and she aCIHGd for suggest- Tuesday, All!" 13"! Ii l D-m- 0i

ladies for their kind. and also the Benevolent Irish Soc-

The Pack ha: bconhonoured lie

Nlilnfllluss as head of training, . which was very sincerely regretted.

l! tailed and Mrs. MacDonald thank- mm“, , Salesman Or

The i tin uld be . held Cxgslottgetowvr: Hotel DiStYIbUtOf wflllféd

nxiouely

grnflie arrival ‘d! " to be invited as usual. Miss Att- ‘m,’ "nun", m‘ “new

vAflnlllll seeai: oi the not

Dieting the eiheereoeiof the the meetings of tlie llt (lssriotte-

wood lean "Iegle Owl" and it was pnnmm

the meeting: have been cancelled. Itching oi thsporti Wewouléiiketcdrawitioihe

Partners‘ Federation yesterday. e It is probable 110w that the run- igr-iliip in (lthtsfllocal contest will ax‘: a owe compo in I “my emetic» rm - »»- Service Al Triniiy reaentation of two competitors ficm each local grouip. --- In order to stimulate local inter- The Easter Thankoffering service est. the Hlll-sborvush amp at Mt- of the Aiterhoeh Auxiliary w. M. Herbert. Ire offering 111110 6311811 S. ‘Trinity United Church, Chur- .. ' " Singing i‘ , orius. It is summed that other lottetown, was held in the Social FWD! 1111891‘?- 1°11°W m“ "id m" Hall on Thursday afternoon at 3 p. The Bessborough Shield Competi- mierwted friends in the various m., with fifty three ladle: present. tlon this year is for singing, and districts might 1100B!!! liwh PYIZW- lovely spring flower: helped bring as a result Girl Guides throughout Elltrfls from King's and Queen's he Easter message. Prince Edward island have been Counties are still coining in. with The president, Mrs. Gordon practising for same for the past a number of 600111149! 1mm WW1" Avard opened the meeting using six months. Judging is to take P1599 m“ Irmltmu- 5°11“ ‘WOW 8T0"?! the call to worship from the Miss- in Summerside, Rustlco, Montague B" comnetins- HWWQE film“ ionary Monthly Easter program. and Charlottetown, and the judges 1mm P7111119 IN 911m"! ""1 1'5 15 After singing one verse of “Look are to be Mrs. A. H. Roper ind hi)?“ that Wml "h! V-Wilmvmlent ye saints, the sight is glorious", the Mrs. J. A. Lawson. i’! "ll-Wm"! wmnflilnl- "W" m‘ business period was held. The sec- The Summerside Girl Guides will ivity will b0 "idimt- rotary and treasurer each gave "s "d?" "m"? llf" "first: ‘li2i.3;’§"§i.‘ii April 1 th. at P-m» n 9 i! ' o e0 8c n I . School Auditorium. All parent: and 3°"?! W‘; w”? ‘Mnzrm than dedicated by tlie president. interested friends are invited to "W" i b“ i" 9'1 0°“? '5 u” Mrs. Avard reed an interesting "um Vsimilarly affected it should not Mm. from Mr;_Hud, Pfggbyfgp The Charlottetown Competition "1159 “W ""315 immnvemmce- ian Stewardship Secretary, asking will consist of six ETOUDI. flfimélY- “mlmnles We" "("1554 B5 "Y1? our Auxiliary for a two per cent Zion and Trinity of Charlottetown. as January mill? i-hé immlleiltliln increase over our last year's giv- Southpori, Parkdale, St. Vincent's would be ln the eprlnB and ar- ings, to enable the “Cl/LS. to main- Orphanags and Central Royalty. rangementa should have been well tain their work. Holding our The“ group: will be judged at in hand by this date. Mrs. J. A. own" is not encuah t0 mad ill? l-leartz Hall, Charlottetown, on Lawson and Mrs. A. H. Roper had challenge of this day, whose Wednesday afternoon, April 13th kmdiy ggfegd ti; mi; a, judges, watchword is Advance. _The call_ to at 4 p.m., when it is hoped parents Mrs, Bee;- gnnouncgd that the advance comes from every and all intorcetedln Guiding will courses m; the Lml, Home station overseas, and here in Can- make it a point to be present. Emblem we" nearing completion ada the needs become more urgbnt