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When Loo Gorcey inherits a large estate. hilarious situations ensue in Monograms now comedy drama, "Smugglers Cove", coming today to the Capitol Theatre. Diamond smugglers. s. huge St. Bernard dog and a case of nustsken identity odd

many hilarious moments as the Bowery Boys endeavou- to clear up the amusing and mysterious ccm- pllcations.

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Georgetown _ and Vicinity

Mrs. H. P George. Sn, was a recent visitor to tho city.

Mr. I‘. J. DeLory wsl a business visitor to Souris during tho week.

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Mrs. Fred Rafuse of Murray Har- bour was a visitor to Georgetown during the week, where she was s guest qt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rsfuse.

. Mr. Harry MacCunneli of the. stuff of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce in Montague who is enjoy- ing his holidays at his home on Richmond Street, visited Truro, N. S.. for a few days.

ingunaintenanoo workers when tho former gets a. special delivery in his name. 'l‘ci'rencc Mahoneyy. inform- ing hfm that a late uncle has lelt him a large estate. Gorccy and his psls go to the isolated manor. where they soon learn that a gang of dla- mond smugglers are using the grounds for their unlawful activi- ties. Meanwhile, an investment broker learns that he is the right- ful heir to the estate. and‘ goes there to rest up w-lih his daughter. A wild chase develops when the smugglers try to look up the Bow- ery Boys. and a hunt follows for a missing diamond. How Gorccy and his pals extract themselves from their dangerous position promises to be amusing andexcliing.

“HILLS OF HOME" OFFERS HEARTWARMING STORY OF COUTHGE AND DEVOTION

The story of s gallant doctor and on equally gallant dog is undolded on the Prince Edward Screen in "iliils of Home." M-G-M dramn filmed in Technicolor. with Edmund Gwenn giving a. moving portrayal 0f the doctor of a Scotch village. and Lassie seen as the collie who Lids him on his rounds.

Gwcnn plays tho gruff but ton- der-hearted William MacLum, who has devoted his life to the care of his neighbors and who ﬁnds him- self up against two tough obstacles. One is to prove that his collie dog. Lass, is not the coward he appears. Lass, terriﬁed of water, was palm; ed of! on him by the shrewd farm- er, Mllron. It. is the obstinate Mll- ton who is also MacLures ant-agon- ist in his second problem, For Mac- Lure wants to train Milton's young oon. Tammas. to succeed him as a doctor. Milton. on the other hand. is detenfnined that Tammas shall become a. farmer. a decision encour- aged by the boy's sweetheart, Mar- git, who feels that the life oi a doc- tor's wife ls a lonely one. MacLure wins his ﬁrst battle when Tammas, suddenly stricken with appendicitis. requires an em- ergency operation to save his life.

His condition requires the use of chloroform. a new anaesthetic un- known to the Highlanders. To prove the efficacy of the anesthetic on the doubting Milton. the doctor uses the chloroform on irass in a startling test, and thus is able to complete a successful operation on Tsmmas. As his reward he receives the grateful farmer's assent to Tammas studying medicine in Ed- inburgh. ._ He ﬁnally proves his second point also when, during n raging storm, ths doctor is knocked unconscious from a washed uw-sy bridge. In. order to lead tho villagers to Mso- Lure, the dog ovecomes his fear of water and swﬁtns across the raging stream. It is too late to save the life of tlm COyllrﬂkﬂClilS and worn- oilt doctor, but Lass has proved herself, and Tamrnas. with Margltb help, will take MacLures place as the village doctor. ' Edmund Gwenn gives s. mumor- sblo performance as ths indomit-

portrayals offered by Tom Drake as the young Tamales. Janet Leigh as Margit, Donald Crisp as the doc- tor's staunch friend Drumsheugh. Rhys Williams as the forbidding Milton and Reginald Owen as the proprietor of the local pu-b.

But it is the famous Lassie. of course, around whom most o(,the action centers and this intelligent and lovable do: actor again proves himself the outstanding screen star of his species in s ccmpassionato and irumsn ‘story that will hold your interest ovary moment of the

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Mr. Howard S. MocLcsn motored to the city on Monday and return- ed home on Tuesday. l-le reported a very bad road for travelling but stated that the eastern half of the road as being much the better.

Friends of Donald MacDonald. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moc- Donald, who was taken suddenly ill on Sunday, will be pleased to hear that he is considerably improv- ed and all hope he will soon be able to be about again.

The annual meeting of the Georgetown Community Welfare League was held in the Council

Chambers on Monday night. Vice- nresident F. J. Solomsn occupied the choir and about forty were in attendance. The secretary read the minutes of the last regular meeting and special meetings. Reports of several committees were tabled. The following nominating commit- tee were appointed to bring before the meeting a slate of officers. This committee consisted of Guy Hemp- hill, Wultcr MacLean, Mrs. J. A. B. lVlacConnell, Richard Lovers and Raymond Lavandier. The commit- tee brought in the following slate of officers which were approved by the meeting: President. F. J. Solo- mzm; vice-president. J. H. MacDon- ald: secretary. Richard DcLory: treasurer. Howard S. MacLenn; cx- ecutive commlttee. J. F. Johnson. James G. MacConnell. J. W. Lovers. Richard Lovers and Raymond Lav- andlor. It was decided to purchase standing lumber in Lower Mon- tague and the committee of How- ard S. MacLean. Joseph Johnson and Guy Hemphill were authorized to complete the deal. Volunteers were listed for the cutting and hauling out of the woods, of the lumber. Tho men will be divided into gangs. with wood bosses in charge. The entertainment com- mittee of Mrs. J. A. B. MucConnrll, Mrs. A. H. Stewart and Wilfred Go- tell were augmented by the up- point of Raymond Lavandler, How- nrd Walker. Miss Sally Johnson and Walter Walker. The seven-man committee which had previously met the Town Council were re-

’ oppintcd to proceed with negotia-

tions. It was decided that anyone wishing to donate free labour for the cutting of the lumber. would leave their names at the Post Of- ice. 4

PEAKI! SCHOOL

Report for February:

Grade V11’! - 1. Rosella Devlne. 2. Peggy Bradley, 3. Enne Devlne. Grade VII — 1. Clair Fizher, 2. Tommy Dunphy.

Grade IV - 1. Brendan Dunphy. 3. Leo Bradley.

Grads II! — 1. Eileen Anstio. Grade II — 1. Basil Gillan. 3. Philip Gillan. 3. Urbie Bradley. Grade I (s) — 1.. Gertie Gillan. 2. Gerard Devine.

Grade I (b) — l. Sterling Mc- Lelian, 2. Ernie Gillan. _ Teacher - Mary Hsndrahsn.

Vlsrns 0f Dangers In Altering ll. S. Electoral System

_ By ooonos comm ‘loin-dun Press sum Writes’)

WASHINGTON. March 0 -—(OP) - Rapreomustlvo Wright Pstman. (Dem. Torn). digging into records which show tho United States has bod 1U full-fledged politics! par- tlos. put in o plug recently (or the two-party system.

"It ha! worked well during the past 1-60 years." he said in a speech tabled in tho House of Represent- atives. "Minority parties have not been encouraged ..."

PRU-TL!!! urged that no change be made in tho electoral system without providing "adequate safe- guards against mlnority rule." He was dealing specifically with the proposal 0f Senator Henry Cabot lodge. Jr. (Rep. Mass.) and Rep- resentative Ed Gossott (Dem. Tex.) to chsnse the method of oloctinl s president.

Tho Gosrett-Iodgg plan. ho said. Pfbvides for election of tho candidate receiving tho groglﬂt number of electoral votes. "with- out r'_.lring a majority of the electoral votes ss at ,.NS€nl." The plan would scrap the pm. vision whereby a state's some electoral vote goes to tho candid- ate getting a majortiy o: the pgp. ular vote in that state. The elect. orsl votes - each state's total var. les according to popuiatlorr-would be divided among tho clndidqteg in proportion to their percentage of the state's popular you) Under ths Gossett-Iodgo pm. D0151, Pstman ssid, “It would be possible for l0 or 1o different p0]- lllvll Nrtior to divide the elect.‘ oral votos in s way thqt u) p" cent of tho voters could elect g president . ..

“If this new proposal had been in effect last year _.1g43 _ the wmmlmlsl Peril’ would have ro- ceived a substantial nllnbg; o; electoral votes. This would have "lwllrﬂstd members of-thls party and P05811115! by i952 there would b‘? levefll other minority parting that would recelvo electoral vote; Under the rrernt Iyllom they are not encouraged. but imdpr u“ n" system they will hsvs s chance to dlvlds up our country like Frame has beih divided for oer-Q ﬂmgy Pittman tabled s. list of 105 plug. lu that have eloctod one or mo" members of congro" o;- h." nominated p. presidential candid- ate. Somo of tho colorful nimcs they used:

Anti-Masonic, Nlllilﬂerg’ gqluve Americans. Free Soil, Know-Noth- lnl. Greenback, Rﬁldjulur, pm, lonist. Middle-of-tho-Rnld. 1n ad. 11mm. there hsvo been "lplinter parties” - fsctlons - with “we, like these: Anti-Nobrszks Men. B““b“me"- Plltililllls. Conscience Whigs. Goodies. Bunkers Fin Blisters. Fbrly-Elghterl, 'mc°g°. cos. Wide Awokcs,

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United States politics -- m‘: 11: l mlln Dﬁlnt of Palms-n! orgu. merit. But some have added rich anecdotes to American history. Tho Know-Nothing party go,- m. fmlu- l" 1954. used tn; motto: ‘Put None But Amos-loam On Guard."

Legend associates it with George Washington. After 1n attempt by a British deserter to .:|5§|[n.tg hi"! l" I'm. Washington is report- ed to hzwo written s circular let. tcr in which no said: “You will Rtsreforc send mg nono but not.

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HALIFAX -- (OP) — Two days before the 19w mum: explosion. Nils Johnson sailed out of Halifax‘ harbor. Ho was than o 19-year-old slblo soafm Recently ho returned. ss captain of the minister itydholm for his first visit in 32 your.

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