- nih.oa:N-At the P. E. Island Hos-

nnrns. aunts. rmasnsurs. , IIARRIAEE8

llrtls . '

pital. Wednesday. June 20th, 1956. to Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Burden, St. Peter's Bay, a sec- ond son. Arnold Kent, weight 8 Ibs.. 7 1-2 ozs.

)'CONNOR- At the Prince Coun- ty Hospital, on June 7th, 1956. to Mr. and Mrs. Reg O'Connor. Carleton, a son. Paul Augustine, 7 lbs., 15 l-2 ozs.

POLLARD -At the P. E. Island Hospital, June 19th, to Mr. and ldra. Arthur Pollard, Kingston. a

son. Kevin Blair, 9 lbs., 1 oz.

BRYANTON - At the Prince County Hospital June I6, 1956.

Howard Mclnnis

CAMPBELL - At

to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bryan- ton. Summeraide. a daughter. Debra Ann. weight 1 lbs. I: oxs.

CAMPBELL - At the Matsrnite

Notre Dame Du Roaaire. Moll! Joli. Que., on June 1). to 1311:; and Mrs. Homer L. C . (nee Anna MacLareni a son. Ian Douglas, 9 lbs. 4 ozs.

lloatls

BERNARD-At the Prince County

Hospital June 19. 1955. EUSED9 Louis Bernard in his 61st year. Forwarded on Tuesday Bile” noon from the Compton FUIWTPI Home to his late residence in Urbanviile from where the funeral will be held Friday morning to Egmont Bay Church for Requiem High Mass at 9 a.m. Interment in the church cemetery.

the Prince county Hospital, Wednesday. June M, Lila Priscilla Campbell of Southwest Lot 16, aged 14 years. Resting at the BDWDESS Funeral Home until funeral ar- rangements are completed.

Engagements

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Charlottetown and North Wiltahlre

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lmn. EARL PROUDE, Charlotte- l town, announces the engagement ,I of his sister. Theresa Margaret , (Betty) dauiiter of the late Mr. l and Mrs. Melvin Proud to Mr. I David Jeffery Hume of Gala- l shiels, Scotland. Marriage to take place in Toronto, Ont., on July 14th. FIND MINIS'l'ER'S BODY TAFT, Okla. (AP)-The body of 3 young Tulsa minister who liked to pick up hitchhikers to tell them about Christ was found Tuesday where a. ex - convict said he dumped it. Officers found the body of Tommie Robert Cooke. 24, aft" 27-year-old Edward Leon 1Pete) Williams admitted he shot the minister. The victim was as- .-sistant pastor of the Glenwood iBaptist church at Tulsa.

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PROMPT WATCH REPAIR... W. O. MacKenzle. 32 liillsboro Street, Charlottetown.

VISIT Hi-Style Mlllinery, Gt. George St. Several white list; just received. Open Friday and Saturday 9 am. toilizm p.m until further notice.

FREE ICE COLD pop and plastic whistles for the kids with any 32.00 purchase Friday and Saturday at Bill Warren's White Rose Service Station.

LOBSTER PARTY-No. N1 Con- federation Wins of the Air Force Association held I lobster party at the Charlottetown club rooms IBSI. night. KI D 3 gnd friends attended. Following the party a dance. was held to the music of the Bilghtonairu.

HAS FALL - Sterling Percy lb. of Gay Avenue, Charlottetown, was injured around noon Wednes. day when he fell off a loading pm.

ing his head on the concrete be- low. The boy was taken to the P. E. 1. Hospital where he was treated for shock and had several stitches in his head. He will pro- bably remain for several days. It. ic understood that he was at the Fitzroy Street plant for the pur- pose of seeking employment, and he stepped out a door and walked over the edge of the atform be- fore he was aware of ts presence.

POLICE COURT - A person. charged with assaulting a child of seven years by striking him on the arm with a rock was sen-

by Magistrate K.M. Martin yester- day morning in City Police Court. Also on the docket were seven drunk and incapables of whom two were fined S10 and costs or five days, one given a ten day sus- pended sentence, and another fined 85 and costs. Two were sentenced to ten days. and the seventh im- prisoned on an old committment. Of the two traffic cases on the docket, one accused charged with falling to stop at a red light was

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fined S10 and costs or five days; the other, faced with the same charge, pleaded not guilty and

form at Central Creameries, strik-'

Page 2. The Guardian Thurs., June 21, 1956

DR. GENCHEl"'l"S office has been moved to 101 Fitzroy Street.

GOZA SUN MATS for beach or lawn, 85.95. F. A. S. Jones. 129 Kent Street.

Minister Honored Before Corning Here

Rev. B.V. MacLean, who is re- tiring as secretary of the Ottawa Auxiliary of the British and For- eign Bible Society after 20 WITH will be honored at a reception in stewarton United Church hall at Ottawa Sat1.:"'"' at 8.00 p.m. His successor Rev. W.S. Sutherland of Toronto will be welcomed.

Mr. MacLean leaves on June 25th to take over the pastorate of the Mt. Stewart Unit-d Church. P.E.l.

HOLLAND IN LONDON

LONDON (Reuters)-New Zea- land's Prime Minister Sidney Hol- land arrived here by air from Montreal Wednesday to attend the Commonwealth prime ministers' conference beginning June 27. During a two-week visit in Can- ads he had talks with Prime Min- later St. Laurent.

The 19th convention of the Credit Unions League of Prince Edward Island was held at the Charlotte- town Hotel yesterday afternoon with 180 members in attendance. Greetings to the Union were ex- tended from the City of Charlotte- town by Deputy Mayor Walthen Gaudet. Lieut. Col. P. S. Fielding. Registar of Credit Unions. spoke briefly on behalf of the Provincial department.

The retiring directors w ere Messrs. Joseph Fisher (Queenie): Rev. L. J. Ayers (King's) and J. Keir Duggan (Prince). The new- ly elected directors are Rev. T. R. Goudge (Queen's); Rev. Charles Gallant (Kings) and J. Keir Dug- gan who was re-elected for Prince County.

The board of directors now con- sists of J. Keir Duggan. presid- ent. George W. Cheverie. vice

was remanded.

WE HAVE IN STOCK A COMPLETE LINE OF PEEK FREAN It HUNTLEY PALMERS FANCY TINNED BISCUITS. COMPLETE LINE OF DELICATESSEN AND COCKTAIL FOODS.

FREE THEATRE

ALSO A

DR. LLOYD 8. Cox

FELLOWSHIP

Dr. Lloyd S. Cox, Charlottetovrn. has returned from the United States where he was writing ex. aminattons for Fellowship in the American College of surgeons. Word has been received that he was highly successful.

270 KILLED IN IQUAKE KARACHI. PEI! an (Reuteral

Credit Unions League In Annual Convention

ary. Rev. Mr. Goudge and Rev.

Father Gallant.

The convention was opened with

a luncheon at which the main Speaker was Mr. Charles F. Eikel,

801103 managing director of the

Curie Mutual Insurance Society. who spoke on the ybeeme of the Island Credit Union ague which is "Service is the soul of Credit Union." Mr. Eikel warned that credit union should not lose their ideals, principles and philosophy by placing money above service. but should stress the dignity of human relations in all transaction.

After the meeting was called to order by the president. J. Keir Duggan, the different officials gave their reports and then retired to Join in the panel discussion on Better Annual Meetings, chaired by Dr. Brendan 0'Gredy. At the

' tion of the -J-l i I

I F

president, Gilbert Gaudet. secret-

th election of directors was held.

-Kebmard valley in Afghanistan was completely devasted during an earthquake June 10.

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In Lee Case

six witnesses were heard yest- erday at the trial of Harold Clem- ent Lee, charged with the theft of money I r o in Anglin-Norcroas (Maritltnea Limited), at the June session of the Supreme Court. Mr. J tice G. J. Tweedy I! PtGlldll18- The case arose ' -in an alleged holdup. in which the accused claim- ed to have been struck an the head by an assailant whom he said was hiding in the back seat of his (Lee's) ar. After leaving the bank where the accused had cashed cheques covering the company pay- roll and petty cash account on Friday. April 20, his assailant is reportedly reve:':d his presence soon after the car was put in mot- ion. Lee clalma that be h- s a

DB. R.II. BAGNALL

WISCONSIN PI1.D.

Among those taking part in grad. uatlon day exercises at the Uni- versity of Wisconsin recently was 11-11. Basnall son of Mr. and Mrs. A-3. BBEMII. City. who received his PhD in Plant Pathology.

Dr. Bagnll (Dick) is a gradu- ate of P.W.C. and MacDonald Col- lege of McGill Univeristy and for a time worked under Mr. R.R. Hurst in the Science I i ratory

Charlottetown. At present he holds

postion with the Science Service. ” Dept. of Agriculture in

Fredericton. N .B.

ATKINSON'S

ATKINSON'S WILL MAINTAIN REGULAR STORE HOURS THIS

COMING

WEEKEND.

Six Witnesses Heard,

Yesterday -

voicefrorntherearofthecar ordering him to keep going and directing him out of the City into the Trans Canada Highway be- tween Charlottetown and Borden. The greater part of yesterday's . 'i:,; taken up with the cross ex- amination of Aug-'-ts a oy, Super- intendent for Angli.-Norcross by J.0.C. Campbell. Q.C., defence counsel. ' At one point in his examination Mr. C; F " produced a blank cheque bearing the Anglln-Norcross stamp and the signature of the witness. who when questioned said that he had signed blank cheques on a number of occasions. The one in question probably hai been sign- ed and given to 'Lee prior to his (savoy's) proceeding on holiday. Considerable 1uestioning also cent- red around some receipts for the amount of 3527 which were receipt- ed by Domonic Doyle, dated Octob- er 15. 1965. which almost coincid- ed with the date of a shortage of S250 in the petty cash. Mr. Camp- bell also qur-tloned the witness re- garding the reported quantities of cement and plywood that were he Ins delivered around town. Referring to the shortage in pet- ty cash, Witness said that Lee had reported it in October. De- fcnce tbt suggested that witness had been sendingfalse reports to Montreal from that time until April 20, and witness said "that: right". "1 suggest that, until you found a fall guy for your operat- ions you did not feel safe in re- porting." said Mr. Campbell which the witness denied. Witness said that his trust in Lee was chang- ed when he who told by Mr. Uner- wood from head office that there were discrepances in his (Lee'sl work. Mrs. Mary Prunty, teller. Cana- dian Bank of Commerce. said the accused had been in the bank be- tween l0.30 and 11.00 a.m.. April 20 and described the procedure fol- lowed by Lee when cashing com- pany cheques. She also gave an explanation of the pencilled figures on the reverse side of the cheques. She said that the bills for the pay- roll were secured with an elastic band and those for the petty cash were loose.

OTHER EVIDENCE

Reginald Denny, Charlottetown, told of first seeing Lee standing beside his (Lee's) car four or five miles this side of Hampton on April 20 and of being hailed by

the accused, who staggered own

then drove the ear f the accused to Hampton.

Dr. Peter MacDonald said that he saw and treated the accused in a car outsila Dunsford's Store at Hampton and that the accused ap- pared to be emotion.-' in pain. He found no marks, bruises or swelling and was only able to locate the area by finger pressure and the response of the accused. He admini tered a mild sedative and called for the ambulance.

Ex.-Cst. Peter Hill, It.C.M.P., said that he along with Cats. Ted- ford, Bungay and Tibbo .-re the first police to arrive at Hampton and that he had received the keys of Leela car from Cst. Tedford. Looking in the car he relockeri it and turned the key over to Chief MacArthur. He then took the ac- cused into the police car.whlle he

The final witnus Ralph cm. col. confirmed the evidence or Denny. after their arrival at his l'.;.ne. He told of ,. 1131,; I: own wallet on the floor of 11,. back seat of Lee's car and mag when he handed it to Lee. the accused said, There is no use look. ing in it. there is nothing their",

This witness was questioned at aome length by Mr. Campbell on the exact location where they first saw Lee's car. The answers fail. ed to satisfy the defence and per.

""1 mission was requested for Messrs,

Campbell, Nicholson, Denny and Cameron to visit the area early last evening to establish the place: Mfinltely. The hearing was then' adjourned until 10.30 this morning

The member. of the Petit Jury ars: Edward Downe (foreman-, James Lafferty. Louis Sherren, Benjamin Livingstone. Jr.. Warren. MacDonald, Chester Walsh, wen.- dell Mullins, Frank Giliis, Wilfrcdi Stretch, Jouph Driscoll. Haber. McAusland and Allison Macliaes Elzven jurymen were challenged by the defence -.nd the Crown ask-I ed that five be ”ood aside.

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