The Easiem Guardian
Monday, Sept. 27. 1954
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Personals -Miss I-lelsn Wright. Lower Montague. left last week to con- tinue her studies at Acadia Uni- versity, Wolfviile, N.S.
'M.iss Florence Matheson. Ai-
blon Cross. left last week for Wolf-,
yiue, N. 3.. where she is enrolled in Acadia University.
AC1 Donald, A. Stewart, R.O.A.P. camp Borden, Ontario. arrived yesterday and will spend his thirty day leave at his home in Montague before leaving for Trenton, Ontario.
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...'AI'I'lN'.l'ION Montague cur- lers. Important meeting Monday night, September 21, at 8:00 p.m. at club room. Large attenthnce requested.
NUDE APPEAL DEPLOIED BIRMINGHAM. Ingiand (AP)-
rbacksssga at theatres featuring nudes. Rev. Guy Btanbridge. Spring Hill. says in his parish magazine: "These nude shows are billed as artistic poses. They are certainly artistically presented, but they are not in themselves true art. They appeal to nothing but
the lowest instinct of human na- tura.”
following his illnel at his home at south Lake.
Maine. is spending friends in Red Point and Souris.
A British clergyman who serves Ontario. spent his holidays with as a sort of missionary to the relatives in Greenvaia and vic- thestre says he will no longer visit initi-
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ing of the Canadian Pharmaceu- tical society in Nova Scotis.
East Baltic
Mrf llmer Fraser has recovered.
Mr. James Moilane.
Aahland some time with
Rev. H. R. Bell. Red Point. was guest speaker at the Baptist Church, Charlottetown on Sept. 6.
Mr. Merlin Mooney. Hamilton.
Mr. Bill Ives. Charlottetown and Mr. Ernest Underhay, Fortune. were on business to Red Point on
Mr. H. H. Larter well-known druggest of Souris, recently at- tended the annual Council meet-
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-.was a Sunday visitor at the home
Mr. Forbes Young Is at present painting the exterior of the Catho- lic Church at Red Point. It is making quite a difference in its appearance. '
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Dixon. East Baltic, motored to Montague rec- ently on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery McNeill. Montague. visited in Souris re- cently. renewing old friendships of Mrs. McNeili's, who resided in Souris a. few years ago. U.
Mrs. John Robertson. Kingsboro.
of her uncle, Mr. William Baker, who at present is a patient in the Souris Hospital.
His many eastern friends and delighted to hear that Mr. John Pyke, Uncle John has arrived in Souris looking hale and hearty de- spite his advanced years.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle McLeod. Charlottetown, were Sept. 6 visitors to the Eastern districts and called on Mr. and Mrs. Major Young, Red Point.
The Red Point Women's Ins- titute wss held Sept. '1. at the home of Mrs. Foster Garrett. East Baltic, with a large attendance of members and visitors.
Freighter-Loads v Pulp For France
..'A freighter new in Souris is loading peeled pulp wood for Calls, France. The Thyra Thorm. owned by the Therm Lines of Copenha-, gen. Denmark. arrived at Souris Friday and will take on 1,200.cords before going to Clasps to complete her cargo with 1.700 cords. The 1.007-ton ship carries a crew of 26. The Captain is B. V. Endsen. She came to Bouria from Philadelphia. Loading is expected to be com- pleted by noon today. The cargo is being put aboard by Arthur J. Peters of Souris.
Death Sunday Of Mrs. G. B. Whiieway
.. ."rhe death occurred yesterday morning at the King's county Hos- pital of Mrs. George B. Whiteway of Dover in her doth year.
Left to mourn her passing, be- sides her sorrowing husband, are four sons Fred, Dave and Free- man, at home and Bobbie in the R..C.A.I".. and two daughters. Iso- bel, Mrs. Finley MacKinnon. who is with the R.C.A.F. and Janie. Mrs. Louis iMcl-ierron. Montague.
Funeral arrangeme ts were not announced last night.
Forecast Report Will Censures Senator Mccarihy
DENVER, Col.. (AP)-A Senate investigating committee today will recommend the censure of Sena- tor Josepii McCarthy (Rep. Wis.) on three points and report criti- cally on the senator's action on other matters, the Denver Post says. The committee headed. by Sen- ator Arthur Watkins (Rep. Utah), will recommend that the Senate censure McCarthy for being con- temptuous of a Senate committee
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his area: without escort by Israeli of- ficers had arisen ”in an acute form." '
military secrets and will not. with-
Mail Today from New Post Office I
when for the first time mail will Moving day took place on Satur-
lsrael Objects To
JERUSALEM (CP)-United Na-
dera Saturday to discontinue their independent patrols inside Israeli territory along the armistice line with Jordan.
Maj.-Gen. E. L. M. Burns of Can- ada. new chief of staff of the trucc observation commission. called his men off after the Israeli govern- ment announced Friday it had or- dered its border guards to stop them from carrying out observa- tions unless they were accom- panied by Israeli liaison officers. The general introduc d the pat- rols when he assumed is post at the beginning of this month. The idea was that truce team mem- bers. Patrolling both sides of the border and in constant commun- ication by radio. could qulckly fix responsibility in the event of any new affray.
Israel held that the patrol action violated Israeli the Jordan-Israel armistice agree- ment.
BURNS REPORTS T0-UN
Burns said he will report to the Security Council that Israel is pre- venting the free movement of UN observers.
The general told newspaper men he has already reported to UN headquarters that the question of observers' right to patrol
Burns summed up the differ-
ence: with Israel as ”a question of legal interpretation" basis of the truce commission's authority.
on the
"We do not wish to pry into
...!Today' is operational ' day at he new Montague federal building
e distributed through its wicket.
II. N. To Hear ilepori On Ouesiion
tions truce observers received or-
sovereignty and
Border ' Patrols;
out permission. enter areas which the military authorities designate as closed to the public for mil- itary reasons." said the general.
'”But if UN military observers are not free to move at all unless accompanied by an officer of the party concerned and then only to go where he says they may go. it is probable that the outside world will conclude (that that party has so M , to conceal."
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g , which was nvestigating his af- day. and over the weekend e-Veryg . h th - PINEAWE JUICE. 2 far , , . , , , , , , , , 43: Mr. and Mrs. Roden Merideth fairs". for, the senatopvg ..Vumr mm was placed in readiness for ggaing angd agrelanc eim ' and young son U.S.A. spent some 3"dt:55e Il"tI3"539dI"f 'e'g!"I:I3 It” opening business this morning. For cossceentrates id ech d C0'0P time with Mr' Merideth's unt M0 91" sen! ohm or 5- "I - th nie f the ubli the C I1 8 8 Su 8 - .- Mrs. James Robertson and EM:-.' "Wm M B”3"G5"- Ralph zwlck" m:ilch)gih:s hllfrg lleen piapced the ditions as ou wish. With I M -. ' O1-...a........ . Robert-son. Klnssbom .. at ' Ctmmm" h"'"'B' The Pm" outer lobby to which they wm have low Drice on hogs. this will OIIIIIIII. MEI. Co'oP D . "Y-l7' access after the inner lobby is keep Ou in the ho bush A-he BAKING POWDER. 1 lb. tin . . . . . . . .. 38: thM'!8f1Hrlnt;lRfgf- rghohafnsgent CTQ; Posgesslon bvmsenatgr gig; closed in the evening. ness al a prom despfte low epasmon a or ome ast ar 5' o a conlenai Th ct, dphl D. s"9Wn'-I” . ,0 53 Baltic. left Sept. 6 for Halifax d00U"tl0n,;,hWI1IPb9 CTQTIZEG by "'9 partr;ent:5r:I:IIaedai2 thehsneevrveguilti prices. 0 ' 2 .v . . c where she will be stationed for term. a est a s. 1,1; yut week. and are already in .. . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' some time. Marina joined the R. :1 , .m. v Crown Brand 39 c. A. r. in 1953 and was stationed a vi e or gm Rh FINANCING: nxrnaz comsmr - CARTOON 2 A g in Alymer, Ontario, previous to Y .3" '9 , t a e ems s e e e e e I 0 o c 0 0 0 - - com!" to P. E. I” when she believes world conditions and the Lse our contract plan or . A ; Seodless I spent her holidays with her par- t E I !C'?:gg1U'Ig1nBlng;l1g1:L0; oft)fRI;&re;1or:; your note an hogs are Ifing i 2 s s e e e are arms are e e e s e o gIar!'”:.nd Mrs' wau.ca Roget at 750.000 men though south Shed! or Speclal pnce for
Korea can afford armed forces of '35h 0" deIIVe1'y- only a small fraction of this size. The commission told the as- sembly South Korea must have ex- ternal aid for rehabilitation and called on UN members to help.
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Vote For Strike
OAKVILLE. Ont.. (CP)-Mcm- bcrs of the United Automobile Workers Union CIO-CCL Local 707 voted Sunday to authorize their executive to call a strike it neces- sary to support negotiations with the Ford Motor Company of Can- nda.
Union officials said the balloting showed an 56 per cent majority in favor of an executive-sponsor-.d resolution to allow strike action at any time the executive feels fur- ther negotiatlons are no longer worthwhile.
The resolution was the same as one approved by members of the UAW Local 200 at the Ford plant in Windsor a week ago.
Union officials said the vote was heavy and union members filled
C. C. PRATT dz SON St. Peters
Province Wide Meeting
of
. .P. E I. POTATO GBOWEIIS
in THE CHARLOTTETOWN FORUM
. . y the oskvilie arena. to capacity: - Wednesday. September 29--8:00 P. M. f;3;;', ;'?,',',,,f"' ” "-' I”
This meeting will provide growers the opportunity of hearing wiIIimF:rdofdlIIEIElsull:s bberlm BRING from the Chairman of the Potato Market Board an EXPLANATION of I" 03I""I9- 90 mile! W” of TO- THE
the operations of REASONS which, policy necessary.
Time will be allotted to a spokesman of the Potato and Turnip Dealers Association and to a representative of the committee of pro- ducers formed at the Summerslde meeting.
This question is of vital importance to all potato producers who are urged to attend what will likely be the largest meeting of farmers ever held in this province.
PLAN Now To ATTEND wrrir yous NEIGHBOURS Prince Edward Island Federation of Agriculture.
ronto, today.
Ford has been negotiating wilh the UAW since last December. No company offer has been announced but the union is seeking 10 1-2 cents an hour increase plus fringe benefits estimated at 4 1-2 cents. some 5.700 men are involved. Their basic wage rate is about 31.60 an hour.
Commission On Korea Gives Report To lI.N.
UNITED NATIONS. NY.. (AP) -The UN commislon for unifica- tion and rehabilitation of Korea reported to the general assembly Saturday night that the cost of
the Boards proposed MARKETING POLICY and the in the opinion of the.Potato Board, make such a
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A TODAY and TUESDAY
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Also - Chapter lfof "THE SECRET CODE"
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