Ottawa Man Is Remanded On False Pretences
Charged im City Police Court] The remand with false pretences, Raymond Joseph, Moore of Ottawa, was re- imanded without bail until Mon- day, August 24th. by Magistrate K: M. Martin, yesterday.
Moore is specifically charged with obtaining money by false pretences with intent to defraud by passing a worthless cheque the amount of $25 at the Char- lottetown branch of the Bank ef Montreal.
At his arraignment yesterday :
the accused who was . not 7County Jail following his con-
represented by counsel, entered a plea of guilty to the charge.|i
Donor Unknown For Meg Corsage
about the only faint flavor @f romance to mark the commence ment of Margaret's 30th year. There was no eligible suitor os hand to join the family birthday. gathering at Balmorai—the royal
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TELEPHONE 8506 — ASK FOR NEWS DESK The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat. Aug 22, 1959. 5
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a sane Gk cacieas ut en wee thet of the Guaties of the attempted theft of gasoline|the owner of the car, who stat- against two Charlottetown youths|ed that she had seen two per-
BALMORAL, Scotland (AP)—A
rived for Princess eee Fri- day on her 29th birthday. . The bouquet, bearing a greet- ing card but no signature, was'Scottish residence where Mar delivered at Balmoral Castle has’ télebrated 22 of hes along with banks of -birtif4y/previous birthdays. blooms from all over the world. The highlight of the daytime The only: man who knew the|was a picnic. trooped American’s identity was florist’out with other members of the William Stott in nearby Aber- family to a play spot ot deen. He wouldn't tell.. His ord-|estate near the shores of Lock = — by cable from the) Muick.
nited States. Y The sun shone brightly just as Last weekend the American: gig when Princess Anne went
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sons, with cans, in the vicinity of on a North Rustico youth for op-
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“followed almost immediatelv.
@ommunity near Arthur, Hi., haul -0n ropes pulling a tractor attempt-
the RCMP and arraigned before Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet, Q.C., in Queens Countv Mazgis- trate Court, which was fn session at the time of the escape Fri-
dav afternoon. os . : William Wendel Larkin While on .a routine vatrol Con- eae Cst. Maloney testified he over-|town received a fine of $5 and : FO Mieay obeced the tae |heard the accused tell Larkin|costs or five days. final series for the championship| Celebrate Mass wssentsie seem abe i a ceaaki DEAN STOCKWELL . eee
J.0. Murray observed the two men stivving away from the vi-
Beatded* mea of the Amish
AMISH USE TRACTOR 10 SAVE BARN
ing te pull ever a hay barn in a/spurn the use of tractors. wel-
IN COURT IN 15 MINUTES Prisoners Climb Fence ButRCMP Foils Attempt
Freedom was short-lived for the time, he said, the accused and one from Brackley Beach two inmates of the Queens Coun- _ wearing a wristwatch, which who were charged with the un-
Maloney identified when it
of the accused.
He stated that along with Sgt. Davies he accompanied Mrs. Bisso to the Queens County Jail, when she was taken there to visit
that the Mounties had found the
cinity of the fafl. Figurine that
stuff, ‘money and jewellery). He id that Larkin told the accus-
succesaful effort to save a large! cessful in saving the large adjacent barn. The Amish who! barn.
comed three fire trucks and were
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were dismissed by Magistrate K M. Martin, Q. C., yesterday.
The two were accused of hav- ing attempted to remove gaso- line from a car parked in the driveway of a Fitzroy Street re- sidence on the morning of Aug- ust 10th. The only evidence tak-
el ief Electo
ST. JOHN'S, Nfid. (CP)—The | co-operation of chief. electoral of-| cl ficer Nehemiah Short enabled Canadians to learn the Newfound-| land election result Thursday in record time.
The.Canadian Press reported at 9:18 p.m. NDT that the votes sup- plied by Mr. Short’s office indi- cated re - election of Premier Smaliwood's Liberal government. The first member elected was Liberal Raymond Guy in Grand Falls, 4 minutes after the polls closed at 8 p.m. NDT. ;
In the 1949 Newfoundland elec- tion, the province's first after Confederation, the result was not
ral Officer
-_ twe hours after the polls |
a Seat from which no result at all was available Thursday night. Statice prevented transmission of | poll counts by wireless. The final | CP standing of the night issued at 12:45 a.m. NDT showed the Liberals with 30 members, the PCs with three, the United New- foundiand party doubtful.
At noon Friday. with all but four of the 27 polls in, Labrador South showed an almost 9-1 ma- jority for the Liberal candidate. Friday night, 26 ridings had sent
available until three days later. The Liberal victory of 1951 was
in their complete unofficial re- ports. Of the 10 still incomplete,
lawful possession of intoxicating
not certain until the night after
| sporting rifle) was given a fine | of $10 and costs or five days. Similar fines were meted out to residents of Village Green and \Charlottetown, for speeding. Another speeder from Charlotte-
Fines of % and costs or five days were also given to resid- ents of Clyde River and Char-
Cape Traverse Tops Kensington
The Cape Traverse softhall of the Prince County softball
league beating Kensington 51 in the game which was not com-
many had only one poll still un
officers and only reports from a few districts did not tist the num- ber count counted
New Priest Will _
Rev. Simeon Farmer. CSC. will celebrate his first high mass at St. Malachy’s Church, Kin-
two and one}
‘Police Arrest
uspected Man
About 9.00 o'clock yesterday a Charlottetown man was taken into custody by the City Police on the suspicion of theft. The arrest- ed ‘man is slated to appear im “| City Police
He is suspected of having stol-
aan valued at less than $50.
and another from Clyde ia both charged with being drunk and incapable were each ‘given ten day suspended sentenc-
ioaehider South was the only es. For similar offences two city |
, men drew fines of $20 and costs for ten days in jail, and a Bun- , bury man $10 and ‘costs oor five days.
Similar penalties were imposed upon a Souris man for failing to stop for a red traffic light and
Court—this-merning._|
erating a motor vehicie without a driver's licence..
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been 5 MacLean of Tyne Valley who is
near Alberton, one of the pioneer officials of the exhibi- tion, who is also 92.
In their ninetieth year are Rev. L. J. Leard of Brooklyn, Mrs. Sam Duncan of the Mill Road and John Profitt of Free-
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en a quantity of groceries the) xhibition Aiberton | ‘|property of the Central Farmer’ 3|*= nels ot = Co-operative store in Charlotte- Week is the fact that there were
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92, and Fred Wells of Brooklyn, |
ty Jail, George Ernest ughes C% and Fett Elwood [oe | was produced to him in court. | liquor in a place other than their election day counted. both of Charlottetown DCOVERY MADE | Reoidences. Progressive Conservative| For the first time. district re BEST~SELLER..
= Within minutes of thelr break- He also testified that he was | 'HAD RIFLE Leader Malcolm Hollett, beaten turning officers were asked to re out yesterday afternoon the two |Presemt when the bag of money| A Canning, N.S., resident cos-|in Thursday's election, conceded | Port the number of polls counted ' MORE SENSATIONAL }
ae ee eontured tw members of and the man’s cuff link set were) victed of having in his posses-|the 1956 election to the Liberals| With each report. Mr. Short said | ON THE SCREEN! gl So found in the suitcase in the room sion an unsealed firearm (.22 before the election he had asked | for the co-operation of returning | BUR F. 2K
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dozen red roses. The mystery provided just'same spot: last Saturday. ———
— HEAR MRS. AIDEN MULLIGAN
Speaking on behalf of THE LIBERAL PARTY
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they might be escapees the two 24's ; i -™ ;ed to say nothing “they (the po-|lottetown for operating OF | nleted oe ees | nee Hie) can't prove you done any | vehicles with a ome ciate orate pegged kora, Suhday morning at 10 nabbed of the breaks’. The latter also} ment (lights etc.). Also to Cra- > Bott o'clock. checking with the jailor found jtoid Mrs, Bisso to tell the police}paud and Village Green resid- Sleted last aay to Kanchieles Father Farmer was ordained ip a e a | = Y Ee A a . = - ae Cor ithat she had saved the money. jents for failing to stop at stop|" Ti. teams’ will play the third | 4 Priest in the Holy Cross Order | gums . Charge enment| Also on the docket a fine of ,. ba ; for | #4me in Bedeque on Monday |‘ Rome November 3th, 1958. CAPITOL ADULT A Canines wees it |e, Snorer gamer ares gon a 0d Ms aa DS ed AO) SR |
Both police officers are membra<
| $20 and costs or 10 days was im- ‘posed upon a North Rustico man
operating a motor vehicle with-
necessary Kensington will be the
John W. Farmer. Kinkora. A re-
ception will be held at the Far- |
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of the Chariettetown detachment following his conviction on the|out a driver's licence also re- scene of action on Wednesday of the RCMP charge of committing an indec-|ceived a $5 fine or five days, evening-and Friday evening the | ™¢r home Sunday afternoon and | PLEAD GUILTY ent act (urinating) in a public|as did a Charlottetown nan for team will play ix thadeaies evening. Hughes who had been fmprison- | place. driving with a beginner's per- In the other semi-inal series, Father Farmer was graduat- e ed from St. Dunstan's Univer- * NORTH RIVER * . a ~
ed for 10 days and, Weeks who | was serving 20 davs awarded bv the citv magistrate, both pleaded guilty to charges of un- lawfully being at laree from the
Similar penalties were given to a resident of Charlottetown
Federal
Queens County Jail. Having elect-
mit when not accompanied by a
no games have been played as
fully qualified driver.
handed in by a provincial grand |jury. Such unsuitable conditions | would be quickly remedied by a
yet. Legion will play at Tyne Valley on next Monday evening. | The series will be resumed _ at
sity in 1954. He entered the Holy Cross novitiate in August of that year and took his _ theological | studies in Rome from 1955 until!
Summerside on Wednesday, and will return to Tyne Valley Thurs- |
the present. He arrived home on Wednesday evening
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ed trial by eee see ac-' (Continued From Page 2) new PC government, he said. (day night. ect cused men were rema un- .” he said. Many bait stations were in op-| ff necessary. games will be [= ~— pe 4 *t wan iss ti Wednesday, August 2th for|” The PC leader recalled that if eration under the Jones govern- played at Summerside on Sat- eer eer eee ahwte: | - ce eT ‘—ewe cams ae we wee we ewe we wee =
sentencing.
A further remand until Mon- day, August 24th was given to Bernice Margaret Bisso, Char- | lottetown, who is charged with ¢,
‘his party were returned to pow- er on September 1, the new gov- ernment. would take steps to broaden the present farm assis-
tance policy to include appli-
the unlawful possession of stolen | cants up to the age of 50, and|
At ‘vesterday afternoon’s ses- gion the final witness for the
' youths of 18 on a father-son basis. | Where is the Kings County pro- cessing plant or the Charlotte-
ment, Mr. Keeping noted, but these had been allowed to de- teriorate under the Matheson re- gime with resultant great harm to many fishermen.
Murdock MacGowan ae ‘to the roads program of the Ma- | theson government said “never | did so few make so much out of | as did the friends of
urday, and at Tyne Valley, Mon-
day, August 31.
i cluded the premier’s son William | 'in Green Bay, recently appointed Education Minister Alain Frecker in Placentia East and former PC Ross Barbour. in Bonavista South.
Liberal Raymond Guy was the
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crown. Cst. James H. Maloney. town poultry plant promised by so many” srs oe boa stated the Liberals in 1955, Mr. Shaw the Matheson government. first candidate elected, 49 min- STANHOPE
oo. A je accom: | asked. Mr. Curran said he was very utes after the Jast votes were panied St. J. Davies to the Is-| Building the Kings County TCH happy to be asked to run’as a cast. His majority of about 3,- CONFERENCE COLOR ON THE ISLANDS BIGGEST Dalai tex: fand Grill where they Interview-|jink was another 1955 election PC candidate in .the third dis- 000 was also the largest on the , SCREEN! ed the acctised in the driveway | promise the Liberals had failed trict and he pledged himself ae of incomplete returns. eke ‘ited
Mr. Smallwood was elected at,
to the rear of the building. At\io keep, the PC leader said. represent the farmers and fisher- Imposition of an all-year tariff’ men of his district to the best 9:02 p.m. NDT. 62 minutes after! on American potatoe imports re- of his ability, if elected on Sep- | me = aie a oe Send applications in early in Ited in the h level ces ‘tember 1, arbor Main, the only dual ri Tecan br ee = wi ing, sent one Liberal and one order to assure accommoda- day, Mr. Shaw asserted. J bil t geod fo the legislature. | tion Tiers ! e only member elected by ac-' z ae See senor upiian clamation was Uriah: Strickland,
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an adjustment had been sought by the Island potato growers through the Horticultural Coun-
He recalled that for years such |:
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a Liberal, in Trinity South Voters chose from a _ reeord
number of candidates—33 Liber-
,als, 32. PC's, 19 NDs and nine
Stewart Pierce, § Kent St., Ch'town.
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cil, with the Ottawa Léberals|party to the very end.” | UNP’s. RS HOSPITAL turning down all - eres eee — aia ENTE tions. a five-year term in which to Vernon Morgan, has entered was fact that the Island potato|the rest of Canada that New- * * * * x Heat * _ oe + 2 ae * * * * * * ” -* foundland-was betrayed when the
the Charlottetown Hospital for treatment.
industry had dropped from Can- ada’s leader five years ago to the point that it was now five
LONG ABSENCE
After an absence of 27 years, Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Murley, Jr., of Huntington Park, Calif., ar- rived in the city on Friday having been met at Wood Is lands by Mr. Muriley’s father and Mrs. Murley. They came by air from Los Angeles to Halifax.
lion, wa ithe lac
years behind the rest of the nat-
directly attributable to ‘of interest and apathy of thé Matheson regime, Mr. Shaw declared.
The Conservative leader re iterated his party’s pledge to pay the teachers supplements. ‘This far sighted policy will enable all Island — school. districts not
federal government decided to discontinue the special Term 29 payments in 1962.
When the election was called | with only 21 days notice it ap- peared that Term 29 would be the only major issue. But with less than three weeks to prepare the voters, the Newfoundland Democratic party jumped into the campaign but failed te elect a member.
The Democrats headed by Ed.
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a P.E.1. 16 POLIO FREE only to improve their present oem eed Despite the incidence of polio); =... -21Finn, Jr., wanted to repeal la- , in Montreal and various sections leat meld. eimai one bor legislation that decertified AUGUST 27th. are tent . ~
ef Newfoundland which in some eases were almost of epidemic proportions, Prince Edward Is land remains polio free. No cases of the disease have been repor- ted to Health authorities here in the past two years.
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a mind to do so,” he said. Pointing to the fact that the election of the Diefenbaker gov- ernment had in two years re- sulted in more than $17,500,000 in new money coming into the Province, Mr. Shaw said that the future progress of the Island would be better served by the
two locals of the International Woodworkers of America (CLC) while one of them was on strike against the Anglo - Newfoundland Development Company.
Mr. Finn blamed at least part of the Democrats failure on the distribution of ballot boxes. ‘‘We are not at all happy with the elec- tion arrangements made by the)
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rear wall was the total result of | go0d teamwork\ which would re- laa”? # fire which originated in the|suit from electing an Island ad- Mteeges, aoceially were “de. § PARAMOUNT PICTURE IN VISTAVISION AND TECHNICOLOR et aT wiees coe stnlalreien that cee work in! prived” of their franchise because POPULAR ; : close harmony wit tawa. ballot boxes were not placed in} ~of the local fire department were} Douglas MacGowan said that| woods camps. And eee cas ae) CHARLTON ANNE COWARD PRICES rushed to the scene, but only the/he was particularly pleased to| advance polls, he said. | HESTON: BRY! NNER: BAXTER- “ROBINSON a hrs ad the ong tage was ' - associated with the party led| The Democrats plan to ‘‘build| ADULTS 75¢e quir quenc e bDiaze. Walter Shaw, whom he des-| an organization which will be op- smouldering cigarette stub was|cribed as a great Islander with|ened to all fair minded citizens DE CARLO: PAGET: DEREK . CHILDREN UNDER . thought to be the cause of the/a great background in agricul-|of this: province.” ; ; outbreak. ture, the backbone of the Island LOSES TO BALLAM - 12 YRS. 25¢ economy. 3 a : TO OTTAWA Mr. Finn was defeated in, his RTH RIVE Staff Sergeant M. F. Hagan, eet, ee jr initial attempt to enter politics by NO R.C.M.P., Charlottetown, leaves |i inerals had alwa ge th * €!Labor Minister C. H. Ballam in BRING today for Ottawa to attend § &/ 4 Conservative ys given Kings.) Humber East conference from August 24 to) ci). iter ftir in} Minor cabinet changes — pos- e THE August 28. He will be accompan-| own would move quick- \sibly only ohe—are expected as a led by Mrs. Hagan and they will |'¥ ' remedy this neglect,” he/result of the balloting. Although 2 stay at-the _LordElgin Hotei |**i4- his cabinet was re - elected, the WHOLE wate in Otawe On their ge-| Speaking of. the provincial de| premier bes a vacancy left-by a ; . turn trip they -will visit friends |Pattment of health, Mr. Keep- the resignation July 28 of Provin- (F7Ee FAMILY : im Montreal and Quebec Ee oa that me Pgh [ cial Affairs Minister 8. J. Hef-|. 4 . + a * ‘ % * *% * * * a * end expect to arrive in Charl;tte- | stitutions a great. deal to ferton . x * RRR EE EY vel
town os of about September 6th. | desired — te @ -éport| Liberal candidates elected @
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