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W .1 Page 16, The Guardian Thursday. MEY 10- 1956

Flagpole Falls, Just Misses Car Carrying Queen And Duke

MAIDENCOMBE. England (Re ters)-A flagpole 25 feet long toppled over during a royal pro- cession Tuesday. Just missing an

automobile carrylns Quern l3lll8' beth and the Duke of Edlnl)lll'Ell- It struck another car immedi- ately behind containing members of the royal household. However. no

I one was injured.

The royal couple were being

i driven with the top down on the l first day of a visit to Englands

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west country. As they passed through Maidcncombe. the pole crashed. missing their auto by about 10 feel.

The uhite pole was set in an oil-drum filled with sand and was one of half-a-dozen supporting a string of gaily colored bunting.

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MRS. PIUS McGAUGHEY Christian fr'adition is hascd on those uords of Christ: "I am the

' Resurrection and the life: he who ' helieics in 'me.

even if he die shall lite: and whoever liies and bclieies in me. he shal never die " Death is a change from life

to larger life It is a birthday. The beginning of our life of glory.

The soul of His servant. Mar-1

garet Mary O'Brien, wife of Pius McGaughey. Green Road. Prince Edward Island. entered into her life of glory on March 23rd, 1956. Her death occurred at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Gerald Mit- chell. Charlottetown.

Mrs. Mccaughey enjoyed ex- cellent health and maintained a very active life. until she was

i stricken a few months prior to her

death. She entered the Charlotte town Hospital in late October, where. upon extensive medical ex- amination, her condition w a s

' diagnosed unusual and very seri-

ous. Upon the recommendation of

' her physician, she proceeded to . Boston's famed Lahey Clinic. for

advice and possible remedial treatment by specialists. After

As the Queen's car passed. people on the pavement pressed forward and it was then that the Pill? la”-

The driver of the household car braked. but had no chance of avoiding the pole which struck his car first on the hood an p front fender, smashing an outside driving mirror.

. In the car at the time uere the

lqneeirs lady-in-waiting, the coun- Misses Anne and Katie McGIugh-

less of Leicester: the assistant

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Christopher Blount.

Sitting in front uitli the chauf- feur was inspector Frank Ki-llcy, the duke's personal police officer.

The duke noticed the falling iiole. )1-

'but apparently seeing that the dam- I

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lpastor. was present in the S.'lil('l-

the royal car to stop.

quiem Hieh Mass was celebrated

Rev.

officiated at the grave

I uary. Two grandsons. hlorgan and .h.

Gerald Mitrliell xicre among the servers at the Mass.

The Fall bearers ucrc. Messrs.

nold Toole and Charles Toole.

Her F(?nl.'llflS were laid to rest in the Catholic Cemetery, Char- lottetown. there to await reunion with her soul in a glorious resur- rection.

Requioscat in pare

FLORAL TRIBCTES Pillow:-Husband and family. Wreath:-Faniily MASS CARDS: llliajoritv Hich Massesl

Cork. Ireland. Mr. Pius McGaughey. 5. Mary and Don. 5. Julia and Gerald 5. Morgan and Sylvia 5. Morgan Mitchell. Gerald Mitchell. Regan Mitchel. David Mitchell. J. Kenneth Mitchell. Julia M. Mitchell.

further detailed examination and consultation at Lahey Clinic. she, was committed for treatment atl the Massachusetts Institute oft

' Technology. Cambridge, Mass. In the beginning. response to treat-l

Mary C. Mitchell.

Margaret McAllister 1.

Marilyn McAllister 2.

Michael and Marian McGaughey 2. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius O'Shea and family. Quincy Mass 5.

ment seemed favorable. but-Mr. and Mrs. P, H. omeary

later it became apparent that re- lief was very temporary. and all efforts were in vain.

In early February. when all hopes for recovery vanished. she returned to Charlottetown to await with patience and resigna- tion for the fulfillment of God's Holy Will to relieve her from her sufferings.

Throughout her illness she was comforted and her spiritual strength fortified by the rites of the Catholic Church. of which she was a devout member. Her death. though not unexpected, came as a great shock to her husband and family. who were her constant companions during her illness.

Born at Auithaville. County Cork. Ireland. she was the eldest daughter of Mary Brennan and the late Morgan 0'Regan. After graduating from Dromore Nation- Il High School. she immigrated to the U.S.A.. where she joined relatives in Massachusetts and was employed consecutively in Boston. Marlborough and Lynn, returning to her home in Ireland. once for an extended visit. Dur- ing liar residence in Lynn. she was an active member of the Young Ladics' Sodality. St. Maryis Church. and also became ii pro- moter for St. Joseph's Union. N. Y.. I Catholic Society devoted to the temporal and spiritual care of homeless children. in which cap- Icity she continued until her death. In 1916 she was married at St. John's Church. Quincy. Mass.. and shortly thereafter moved to Green Road, P.E.l.. where lite resided with her husband until lie onset of her lllnees.

Being of I happy and cheerful disposition and I gracious host- els." she made many friends in her new home and country. She dismayed I keen interest in its Ichools and educational system. and in affairs of the nation. She was later. on varying occasions. 9 travel in five of the provinces. Ile was In example of Christian motherhood who devoted her life to her home. her family and her ohurch. By her good works and charitable attributes she showed I ual for the spiritual welfare of others. Because of her ability and willngnesii to help. she was often called upon by her pastors to perform special duties. to which she applied herself diligent- ly. For I number of years prior to the building of I mission church in the community. the liv- in: room of her home was con- verted monthly into a e hnpel. where the priest offered Mass and Communion for everyone. but chiefly for the benefit of the eld- erly and children of the area. She loved this work and looked upon it as I special privilege. She also served for a time as a Sunday School teacher. and was formerly I member of the C.W.L. At social ifunetions of the church. she was always present with it generous heling hand and will be greatly mined by her fellow workers. She was I lover of art and beauty. In llr hobbies these aesthetic char- Ictl-letlcs were expressed in her bedtlful flower gardens, and In the various forms of needle work 1 which she excelled.

Quincy. Mass.. 5. Mr. and Mrs. John O'RagIii Quincy, Mass.. 5. Mr. Morgan 0'Regan, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick 0'Regan. Cork. Ireland.

Mr. and Mrs. Cork Ireland.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy 0'Regan, Cork. Ireland.

Mrs. Ellen Hurley. Cork. Ireland.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy. Man- chester. N.H. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey. O'Leary, Quincy, Mass 5.

Rev. W.A. Keefe, Rollo Bay.

Charlottetown Funeral Home.

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cardarelli. Quincy. Mass 5.

Saint Dunstan's Basilica Sub-Dlv- ision C.W.L.

Quincy,

Jerry 0'Regan.

I Mr. and

Peter Ciirragher. John Ll. Condon, . y Hamid D""3'"”- J"-W” llmdv ”' i.iis.- Marion Toole Charltittetown

iislr. John Toole. Grin i. Road. Mr. and Mrs. John E. McGaughey.

dthe right MR 8"d M11 Ralph Mcxenna.

vatc secretary. Major Edsard .!tlr. and Mrs. Raymond Newman

Ford. and at equerry. Sqdn. l..dr.; -31 . and Mrs. Gene Yanolfo, nnh.

lage was superficial. did not order '1...-

by Rev. Clarence Roche. who also JUN Vi

James Smith. Kelli”-t ”055- W M;-. and Mrs. James D. Flood.

MN MW 0'R9E8”v '” ””'"l Mi. and Mrs. Ellison Toolo south

Mr. and 1111. he McGaughey. Iltir. Ind Mrs. John E. Mt-Quald.

Lynn. Mass. ..iii)yalc My, 1nd Mn, J3;-om, Mdhuuey Mr. and Mrs. James T. McQuaid, Lynn. Mass. ' l-llV"d”'

Mrs. William McQuaid. Riverdale

My , p ux Murph . M ii t'. N. Mrs. L. Heiincssey. Ottawa. cat. 3'. ' y we ”" l Miss Marion ltgitchelb uiuni

R . W. A K f. Roll B Beach. Fori a-

Rte.vRev. hfsgrfeiihn J.oCoi?r3lgan.:Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MCWIIII.

Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Mcxenna, Rumford. Me. Mrs. David Cari-auun-,

Lynn. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. James Mchlurrer, Lynn, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Croteaii, Lynn

855. Mr. and Mrs. waltil Perry, Lynn, Mass.

Rumford. Me. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McLeod New London. Conn.

E), New London, Conn. and Family. Haverhill. Mnsl.

nay. N. J. 12) lit and Mrs. ltuiiiford. Me. llllfl Mrs. ltonald Mac-Aulay, liliinlreal, P..Q aiiri Mildred McGaugliev, in nu. Mass. U -.- icaii Zlictiaugliey, Crapaud Ellis. Lucy and Robert McGaughey Norouzto. ph and Brendan Flood, South elville.

Theodore Toole.

bi iitli Iilclville.

Theodore Carragher, Green

Road

lllr. Peter tiarrs,ner. Green Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Slepnen Toole, Green Road

Mr. Arnold Toole. Green Road. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Toole. Green

Mr. and Mrs. Evcrelt McKennn, Rumford. Me.

Mr. Francis Road

Mr. and Mrs. Chailes Wiilte. Bon- shaw.

Carraghcr, Green

Green Road.

fvlr Everett Condnn. Green Road. Gieen Road Mr and iirs. Wiifred Conway,

Green Road Mi. Russell J. MacDonald. Hali- fax. N.S.

F0 ence and Teresa Illa!-Jne, Charlottetown

Mr: and Mrs. Frank Malone, Char- 'ottetown i

Mi. and Mrs. James P. Darte. Charlottetown r

Mr. and Mrs Verne Snow, Charl- ottetown

Mis. Ethel lllc-Wade and Family, Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Coffin, Char- iottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent ltlctntyre,

lottetown Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Toole. South' Melville Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greenan. (flint- lottetown Mr. and Mrs. George Monaghan. . .South Melville Miss Dorothy Mclnnis, Miami Beach, Florida Miss Marian Mitchell, Miami Beach. Florida MEMORIAL Memorial Altar Stone- l)o.-ialcd by Mrs. Mary Porter amt Fam- ily. Lynn. Masl. ENROLLMENTS Jesuit Semlna y Guild (Two yearst Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Richie and Family, Haverhill, Mass. Jesuit Seminary Guild ilwo years) Mrs. John Shea and Isabel. Quincy. Mass.

Mr. Charles P. Toole. Green Road.

Mr. John C. Condon, Green Roadi

Ii'.i. and Mrs. Edward 0sborne,? Riverdale.

Mi. and Mrs. Charles W. Toole.

Jesuit Semina .y Guild ltwo years) Mrs. John Shea and Isabeb Quin- cy- Mass.

Perpetual Membership St. Jos- ephs Union Rt. Rev. Msgr. John J. Con-igan, New York

GM?" R03d- iMass Association of Our Blessed Mr. and Mrs. Rzirold Dl'lIlllllO.l Mother of sorrow. ML and Mrs.

N York, Ottawa. Ont. Reve.wEi:lward J. Mcbonaugh. C.S.lMr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy. Man- S.R.. Roxbury. Mass. l Cheslerv N- H

Mr. and Mrs. Ja

V R J. E. B . Wood- ery av row” mundston, N. 13

stock. N. 3.

Rt. Rev. Msgr. George Bernler. Grand Falls. N. B.

Rev. Francis Archdeacon. Boston. Mass.

Sister Regina Louise. Halifax, N. S

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l Bcruardlno, Cal.

rs. P. Callaghan. St. Louie.

and Mrs. George Villett.

Soiitli Melville.

,Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Morrison. Hampton.

Mrs. Duncan J. Campbell, lamp-

II

to . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gordon, Ap-

l M Mr.

Sister John Agnes. North Sydneyu N. S. St. Dunstanll Basilica Altar

' ty.

Charlottetown med M G M 1- ' pin Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vessey. Char-y Ml-"smith Mresl'villo.f.m-ge onaghm Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacEachera. ..lottetown lMr. and Mrs. Harold Donahue. Apnin Road- Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Mccormac. Cornwall. Mr. amt Mrs. Amby Seller, Char-

Charlottetown M . J. P t ' is Do h . C rn- lottetown.

Miss Alice Bolger. Cha-lottetown rwau, am "a He () iii-. and Mrs. Peter Greenan, Miss Marie Toole. Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacPher- Vliarlotletoun. Mrl. J.A. Griffith, Charlottetown. son. Charlottetown. V11 flllll M753 V(-'9l'5ld Monaglllll. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cliariex Toole, Air. and Mrs. Kenneth MacQiiar- sooth Melville.

Charlottetown rie. Charlottetown. . Tllf-kiinfl Ml'5- Lenard K9990. Kill- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Dougay Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cliampion. ora.

um Famuyi Albany Royam, B k R Nir.TE!Il(l (Mrs. Emmett C ,, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Cahlll. South- Mr. and Mrs. R. 13- WV W W" "- .

1,0" 31 , xlisscs Anna and Katie Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mt-.iluri-er and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Miiitcrs. (.iiui.'h9y. New London. Conn. MFW .. . -. ”'x;l3.'f&.ll.Ef.. Maw-

r.IndM .Pt'-k'il"" ii 155 J09? 893- 9 -' A ' s

Family gflarlgurellmrln mm) a" Cross. Mr and Mrs. Theodore 'l'oole,

' - My, an-1 in-5, Mm-rav Bell. Cll2Il'- Riiniiord, Me. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Laiidrigan. E ' - . 1 H. 1 Charhuemwn 1,,-4.1.... ,L Nlr am is. .ohn McAlllster. Ha. lllll'lIl Alaclsaac. ('harloilc- linodslock. N. B. x? ",'.'flf 5h9"Yi "”l"”'V . , ll 'i .. f..W Mr Rtisncll J. MacDonald. mu. ' 81” rs' John MacLwd' chap illr, :-iul fllrs. Lorne Nooiian. Us lax. V 5

ur and .hll'S.i Raymond Newman,

h H” llavcrliill. Mass.

Mul'icr. Auxiliary lsi ('li.'irlollc-

town Scouts and ('iih- Mr and llrs. C. Mclvor. lum- Olll'f0I'S and .'tlciiilicrs of thou mvrSlflO- ucit Dnisioii of (ti -. to It Wlr and Mrs. Nelson Poitral. of 1,, R. Woodstock. N. B. Mi'. and Mrs. J. iiiuiis .il;it'l.cziii llr anii Mrs. Eddie Creamer. M. P.. Ottawa. Ont. itgiltliziiu, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mai-l.rml. Hi" .-ind Mrs. Wrixon Moore. Bonshaw. - Wrnsinmroland. Mr. and Mrs. John C Mat-Vmin in gs-ml Mrs. Alban Murphy. New A,-gyip. tlizirlotletown. n Mr. and Mrs. James V. Caiiiplwll. Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Jamel. Hampton. ('li.'ii'lollelown. Mr.' and Mrs. Reginald Ki-liy. Ur and Mrs. Ernest Holm. De- Stanc . Sallie- Mr. and Mrs. l.oii Hmiatl. Roy llr rind Mrs. Ralph Veysey, at . Wiitiilstock. N. B. Mr. John McGillvray. ('hurrliill Mr. I. J. Drayton, Kellihcr. Mr. and Mrs. liiverclt Hcauiiii. Stlsk. Charlottetonn. 'ili'. and Mrs. Frank Myers. Cra- Mr. and Mrs. Eliiicr Walsli. Clyde piiiirl. River. Tilr. and Mrs. Joseph Carragher. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burke. New. I Kelly's Cross. London. Conn. y ,.iIiss Dorothy Mclnnis. Miami Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boyle. Beach. Florida.

Mr. Bill Monaghan. Toronto.

Philadelphia. Pa. eld Mi-icLean.'Mr. and Mrs. Donald Groves.

Mr. and Mrs. Garfi

liirscbhzgilnlhvlfilsnn Upper Wood-l Vnnh Sydnex N S hir.sli)dd('Llhs.BWillard cotiin.l

Charlottetown. l The fa mily of the late Mrs. Miss -l0SCPl1lnP Cllmmlnlts. W00d-l Pius McGaughey wish to thank

ck Murray, Id- r. and Mrs. Robert Farrell, Ian

lottetown

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Condon, Ap- pin Road

Mr. Walter Cusack. Charlottelownt

Miss Minerva Curley. Rollo Bay

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hehnesseyl Ottawa, Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Mcwade. 0t- tawa, Ont.

Dr. and Mrs. Frank 0lKeefe. Mc-

..Adam. N B.

Mrs. Agnes Cavanagh. New Haven

Mr. and Mrs. Roddie MacDonald. Charlottetown

Mr. and Mrs. New Haven

Mrs. Sylvester Monaghan, Charl-

Simon Cavanagh,

ottetown

New Wiltshire

Cornwall 1 Patrick Mcltenna, Rumford- Me.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester McMur--spin"-UAL BOUQUETS -, Alb 3 , ,

M:.elRalP:mConw3y- Green Road Mliauwlorgml onegmh Qu"'cy'l Mgneand Mrs” Frank Egam Tyr'iMr. and Mrs. John F. McQuaid.l Mr. and Mrs. Amos Clarkin, Char- Emyule

I Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cardarelli. Haverhill. Man. Mr. and Mrs. Quincy, Mass. TELEGRAMS Mrs. P. H. 0'Leary- Quincy. Mass. Mrs. J. 0'Regan. Quincy. Mars.

Peter Georgion.

lDr. and Mrs. P. J. O'Keefe. Mc- . Mr,

Adam. N B. -' MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY , Mrs. Mary 0'Regan Cork. lrclandi Mrs. Ellen Hurley. Cork. Ireland Mrs. Patrick 0'Rcgan- Cork. Ire-

land Jerry 0'Rcgan. Cork. Ire-

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Keane. Surrey, England

. lMrs. P. H. 0'Lcary. Quincy. Vlass. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Berri;-;an,lMrs. C. 0iShea. Quincy. Mass. ; 1Mrs. John Rooney, Quincy- 7tiass.i

. 33' THE CANADIAN PRESS .

lilllllheroostthiayearinat least sev a Canadian universities. And lncr es in at least two more "ll! be announced soon.

A Canadian Press survey shows the increases. blamed by most universities on steadily - rising. costs. will range from two to more 3'" 11 Per cent.

Ten universities have said no increases are planned this year. Memorial University. St. John's. Nlld-. said no decision has been reached yet. and Montreal's Mc- Gill University said fees will have to be boosted sometime if more money isn't received from other sources.

N0 INCREASE

Institutions other than McGill not planning to increase fees tlils year are University of British Columbia: Q n e e n's University. Kingston, 0nt.; University of

Montreal; 0t t a w a University; Carleton College, Ottawa; Mount Allison, Sackville, N.B.: St. Dun- stan's. Charlottetown; St. Francis and

Xavier. Antigonish, N. S..

University oducatim will come

University Education To Cost More At Seven Institutions

Quebec's Laval University lays increases are contunvlltcd. but

et. yThe University of Alberta fee boost will amount to slightly under five per cent. Officials said its aim is "to bring tuition fees more closely into line with those of other western Canada univer- sities." g

RUSSIANS RUN ARMY.

VIENNA (Reuters)-The right wing independent newspllier Dl9 Presse says Russia has taken over direct control of the Czech armed forces and that 50 Russian gener- nls and 900 other officers of field rank have been attached to them. The paper shrugs off a denial of their recent report that Russian tank and artillery units are sta- tioned along the Austro-Czech front- ler. The paper claims there are 5,000 Russian military experts at- tached to the Czechtforces to in- struct and control them. Czech ol ficials, it says. are under control of Russian staff officers so that the Czech army is becoming an in- tegral part of the Soviet forces

Acadia, Wolfville, N. S.

Choice of 4 ASSOITMENTS ".15 THE FOUND

under the Warsaw Pact.

amounts have not been decllld

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ciiocoims i - goodfa-ill? .

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Slrliie looms 3 For Two lake Shipping Firms g

MONTREAL (CP)-The Seafanf ers' International Union Tuesda V told Labor Minister Gregg n 1. "mechanically impossible" to post, pen: I strike against two Grga Lake shipping companies pgndlni mediation of I wage dlaputg.

Hal Banks. Canadian director the SIU. llld in reply to a pig; from the minlate that the unioirg, committee decid d it is "meclisn. lcally impossible to prevent that strike." scheduled for noon nun: ay. The union earlier announced in; strike plans against N. M. Pater: son and Sons Ltd. and Upper Lnim: and St. Lawrence Transportatio" Co. Ltd, two of seven member: all the Association of Lake Carrier currently ensued in contract MI: gotiatlnna with the SIU. ,.

Mr. Banks told I reporter the. negotiating committee new--13 um. able to avert the walkout because"; the union mouth - Idea 0. the action after I "referendum 5.1.. lot." Another such ballot, ukin: ”a week or eight dayI."'would lsg necessary for postponement. ,

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stuck, N. 8. all those who helped so generous- Mr. and Mrs. Allan MrKiiiiion. ly. in any way. during the illness

Charlottetown. and death of their mother. Miss Marguerite McAllister. Ot-

tawa. Ont. 1 Miss Jeanette Conway. Toronlo..

Three-year Term On Bogus Cheque Charge

Mr. and Mrs. Homer Provencher.

.1.-urea.-9-.-2:-.av24-.

South Melville.

Mr. and llllgs. Arthur Usher, Dan- SYDNEY (C?) M James Carle- Ve;:d Gene Ymmlm ton. who identified himself as an Rahwav N: I 'i0lllarln newspaper man, " dv

Mr. and ll'llts.mAhl1el0 Cardarclli was scmonwd to three yea” m

,pciiitcntiar.y after pleading guilty ltn obtaining a 579 typewriter and .33 in cash with a worthless cheque.

Haverhill. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. John McQuald. New

Wiltshire. . Mr, and Mrs, Pamck MFR-mug! Ten other charges of obtaining Rumfordv Me ,moiiey and merchandise under

Mn and Mrs, John R 0 0 n e yvlfnlse pretenses laid on information Quincy, Massg lfilcd by police here and in Mon- M,-, and Mrs, Hudsm. lwi-K(-"na'llltDill. llzillfax. Amherst and Dart- nummm. M9, llntilllll. N. S.. drew concurrent Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. .uac-llcrins rt-nizinri from three to slx Aiilay. Montreal, P. Q. lmonlhs.

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