Denounce Testimony Of

Doctors Ai Adams'i Trial

By WATSON SIMS '

LONDON (AP) - The murder trial of Dr. John Bodkin Adams neared its end Friday with oppos- lng lawyers sharply denoune testimony by some of the world's eadlng medical specialists.

"Absurd. ridiculous." defence counsel Geoffrey Lawrence said of evidence given for the Crown by Dr. Arthur P thwalte, a fare- most authority on narcotics.

"Evasive absence

any - General Regina! Manning- hsm - Buller said of testimony given by the defence's own medi-

Elrm-fnthodty. Dr. John Bishop

"Where his in - with that oi otheerv do.:t:s Roam

he be dell! to accent the other evi-

dence in preference to his." . nlngbam-Buller said. M" 'I'0hJUBY TUESDAY wrenoe wound u for

fence in the three-wgek-lontgheu-ll: with a dramatic appeal for acquit. tal.Thecaoelikelywiilgotothe jury Tuesday.

Lawrence said there is no proof whatever that the 58-year-old Ad- Edith ' Alice Mos-rell an addict and than

ams made wealthy Mrs.

ICHURCH ES TOMORROW

Anglican Church

IT. PETERS CATHEDRAL

Anglican Rochford Square

The Reverend Canon 6. E. hfottatt

. ., B.D. Rector. the Reverend W. G. llogg. Honorary Assistant Priest. 0 and Choir Director ifiss Susanna Brenton. Lie. Mnsle

.......-.-Dee--a-A FIFTH SUNDAY IN LENT (Passion Sunday)

1:30 a.m.-Mattins

8:00 n.m.-Holy Enchnrist l0:00 n.m.-Church School (6-15) Il:00 n.rn.-Choral Eucharist u:00 n.mPChurch School (under

I)

'I:0(i p.rn.-Evcnsong Dally Services and Lenten

Services at usual hours. All Welcome

ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHUBCI-I Established 1750 I9! Royal Foundation ' the Reverend Canon J. T. Ibbott. Rector

organist and choir Director. Mr. B. John Bnrris. l'.B.C.0.

8.3-Holy Communion

lo.oo--sundoy School. Junior and Senior Classes

uso-sundry School. Primary and Beginners Classes

ll:t0-Sacrament of Bel: Com- union (No " on) l.00-Evensong and Sermon Suhleci: "Tho Magnetism of the

PRESBYTERIAN THE KIRK OF 8. JAMES

The Reverend T. B. Bu Iosners. ' I.A.. S.'I'.M..

Miss B. Lillian McKeaste. Mus.Bse., P.M.C.M. In-ganlst and Director of Chairs

us A.M.-Church School

u:oo mu.-Isorsing worms and sermon: "On Doing Everyday Things lonntly II &'Iat's Sake"

Anthem: "Jerualem" (from Game") Soloist. Miss Barbara G. Rogers 1.00 P.M.-Evening W and lesion Mediation: "our Lord and troubled Boas-to - Some Thoughts of Chrid 5- Ilaavea -The Master's Prayers -for Us" Anthem: Vesper Ryms (Bert!!- anskI): Gh'Is' (Chancel) chair

Visitors Always'Weteomo THE SALVATION ARMY

Great George Street . "HOME OF EVANGBLIIM" Since

us: Capt.nadlllrs.J.cartor. Oorpsoffleern

SUNDAY

10:00 a.m.-Service at Beech Grove

u.ss a.m.-Holiness Meeting. subject: "The Bighwsy of lot!- less"

2:0 p.m.-Directory Clue

I28 p.m.-Sunday School

tilt p.m.-Young People's Meet- ll

0:! p.m.-open Air looting

7:00 I-In.-Evansoliottc Meeting Suhieci: "Tho Soearity of Isl- vstion" Vocal nest: "in the Bellow of His Hand"

s.no.-.-no lafshw for Ii.Ia.n.-lb Vanity use

TIIEBAPIIST CHURCH

Minister: Bev. n. L. Mitten. B.A.. on Mrs. 6. Elliott Fall. Orrsntst and Choir Director

s.t5 s.m.-Sunday School

11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship observance of (bmmunion Sermon:

Prestige Above Principle” Anthem: "The Passion Chorale' 7.00 p.m.-Evening Service Presentation of Lenten Drama "The Challenge of the Cross'

church parlor. COME AND WORSHIP

ON r CHURCH

Cor. Prince and Grafton Sis.

M.A.. Minister. Mr. John lea-Morgan. M.A.. B. Mus. (oxford) orsnsist and Cboirmrector

0.45-Tho Church School

10 a.mPAdnlt Bible Class

II a.m.-Nursery school

11 a.rn.-Divine Worship Sermon: Exali Us" Anthem: "Could Ye Not Watch With Me” (Stnlaor)

1 p.rn.-Divine Worship Sermon: "Christianity - As An inconvenience" Anthem: "Relates In The Lord" (Elvey)

All Ara Cordlally Welcomed

"l!BlNITYUNI'l'ED CHURCH

Ministers: Iov. G. Boward Christie. .. B Rev. A. Frank MacLoan. I.A. Rev. Andrew S. Weir. D.D. Kuhn P. Hillard. A.B.C.0. WIIIB and Director of Chain.

tl.I n.ns.-Senior Church School lI.00 n.m.-Primary and 3:31..

nors

11.00-Divine Warship

(Broadcast over CFCYI Sermon: "Hlndrasces to Church Membership" - Reverend Mr. MaeLean

Anthesn "God So Loved The World" (Steiner) 3:8 pan.-Junior P classes

7.” p.lI.-Divine Worship Men of Trinity Choir hhiect: "A Job or A Vacation" -Reverend Mr. Christie Selection I! the Male Eight t:ll p.In.-Adult Commnnleants glass in the Study (Richmond ) You an invited to worship God In Trinity Church.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH an Kant It-out Marvel n. Dunbar. n.n.. Mlnhter

Blehnsd Allan Dunbar. Organist

10.00 a.-.-Chnreh School and Family llonr.

Intaodnetng the New Attendance Chm!

ll.I n.-4-Morning Worship and Ce-anion. lor-men: "Greedy Aeeoptaneo or I .

Graetonn ontpear-I

Dnot: "Still Bears of Night"- Mrs. Alvin lowledgo and Mr. Eric Moctirogor 7:0 p.ns.-Evening

Sorvieo

lormont "The Three Tents 0! Love"

Anthem: "We World See Jeans" ii-nehettl Soloist. Whifrod llavtor

. A

Worship

Corner Prince and Iitsroy Streets

"Pontins Pllste's Per- lldlty" or ”'l'be Peril of Placing

Music by lt.Y.P.U. Choir: solo- llll. Chris Mugferd and Sterling

l:i5 p.m.-Instruction In mean- III of the Christian life: place

he Beverend W. Barold Brown.

"The Things That

Ashby. said the would

sultan! to six London hospitals.

St. Thomas Hospital.

um I0 Drove theories.

ashes were scattered over Eflxllsh Channel in 1950.

agreement between th e author lties.

with at least two separate voicen.' he said.

when the experts disagree?"

for only 28 spectators.

yes

CBIICCT DISC.

nent injury to the brain?"

tially paralysed. Lawrence implied that n iudg

relationships.

said

Justice Sir Patrick Arthur Devlin. Mr. Justice Devlin. one of the most respected legal authorities in Britain. dealt with many case sin- volvlng medicine and chemistry as a lawyer.

Coming Events

Reserve Wednesday. July 10th for lower Montague Regatta.

Rummage sale at Y. M. C. A.. Saturday. April 6. at 2.30 p.m.

Grand Bingo St. Andrews Hall. Mt. Stewart. Monday. April nth. am pm. Extra good prises. Jack- pot sso.ao. Door prise.

The Upper Room-A passion play in three acts will be Presented in st. Mary's Hall. Sourls. Thrusdny. April 11 and Friday. April 12. of Passion Week. Curtain 8.30 sharp. Admission 15 cents. You must see "The Upper Room".

HOW BIG IS YOUR GOD?

A great astronomer had con- cluded n lecture on the Milk Way and was asked by a woman, "If our world is so

I 4

A second medical authority to! the Crown. Dr. Michael Ged'I0 have killed her but some natural cause could have intervened. He is con-

” For the defence. Dr. Harman said he does not believe the tin!!! contributed to Mrs. Morrell's death, He is an author of medical books and consultant at London's

But there can be no poat-mor- Adams Ilxned a cremation certificate I-II! day Mrs. Morrcll died and IE:

Defence counsel Lawrence. In a three-hour and mrninute closlnl 0' speech. hammered heavily on die-

''The experts-at the top of the tree so to speak - have spoken

”Whcre are you? Where am I, where is anybody in this room

There were more than a score of doctors in the room as Lawrence spoke. Dozens have been attracted daily to the trial at Old Bailey.

thocgh the courtroom has rents

Lawrence said both Dr. Douth- waite and Dr. Ashby had testified that the heavy heroin and mor- phine lniections would have been lssible for a dying patient in severe pain such as in a terminal

"who can say how severe is the pain that accompanies a perma-

Mrs. Morrell. who was 81. had suffered a stroke two years be- fore her death and was left par-

ment against Adams might have a profound effect on doctor-patient

"I hope that human nature is not so devoid of natural emotions that it can be said nobody has to do anything in a professional re- lationship which evohas gratitude of the sufferer because if he does it can be held llllllu lllm." ll!

Mannlngham - Buller will con- tinue his summation Monday. af- ter which the jury of 10 men and two women will be charged by

Baptist Church Presents Drama

Inlnan who will also be heard in the vocal solo "The Holy Hour" (Nevin). Mrs. G. Elliott Full will be at the organ.

the Cross”.

DONATED TO CRIPPLED CHILDREN

l n 1 h Sanderson. a member of tary's Crippled Children's F .1 a t t th Charl tt tow a t-- ldat , 1 t .1 1,

The B. Y. P. U. deserve muchl thealgorth River 4-H Call Club, The 591 in. animal. shrunk W9ll.'rlll.lC(ll'l1b ilcceivees a choeqfle frrrlr Sljtgllll Ih?esd0::Sy I3: etII.IeerbD;Sr.ne:'Il:piei: credit in presenting a drama of donated one-halfthe Proceeds from was sold for 42 cents s pound mllrom Ralph Sanderson. while G lifthe outside of the sidewalk. and spirituality as "The Challenge of the gglg of an animal at the P.E.l. Canada Packers.

llarilcn of Canada Packers Icentre. ask the boys to dance. Above all-

lEaster Beef Show and Sale to Ro- LEFT Dr. George Fisher. Prcst-llonks on.

lHOllGlllS FOR our llME,

By Ills nulnenoe Cardinal Mcfiulgan

EALFWAY MARK IN LENT

This Sunday marks the middle Lent. in a season of penance we can yet sing Laetsre- Reioice" because of the great feast of Easter which is fast ap- proaching. What greater reason for pausing in the midst of Lent, the special period of self-denial and penance. and exulting in joyful anticipation in Christ's conquest over sin and death?

Soon the great day of Easter will be here, and we are encour- aged to look forward to it this Sunday. with some of the Joy that belongs to that great Day Itself.

But we must be on our guard and be frlm in the resolutions we made on Ash Wednesday. True. Easter is near. But we have yet to pass through the remainder of Lent. We must not fall victims to the common temptation to give up the battle when it is but half done.

The faithful of old were well aware of this danger and prayed to be delivered from "the midday devil"; the temptation that comes upon us when we have partly completed s task. telling us that we have done enough and it is now time to relax our efforts and take a much deserved rest.

SURRENDER FATAL

To give in to such a temptation would be fatal. It would cer- talnly destroy the remainder of lent for us. and could well vltlnte for ourselves and for others by our faithful observance of the first half of this season.

Thus it is that this Sunday of rejoicing over the proximity of Easter should serve also as an opportunity to renew our deter- mination to draw closer to our suffering Saviour during these days of seif-doIIylIIl 10"-

1

Many registered and student nur res also have sought to attend. al

llPEI.LS REJOICING. WARNING

l And it we need I model for "our perseverance in observlns L Lent. we need only look to Christ lHimself. He did not falter in His redeeming work. He carried it through to the end-the bitter end of Calvary and the Cross that crowned. Neither His love nor His self-sacrificing spirit diminished after the scourging at the pillar or the crowning with thorns. He did not feel that His work was done merely because part of it was completed well- No. Chrm kelll I-Ils Lent to the full. and having done this. He gained the glory of the first Easter Sunday. JOIN WITH CHRIST ' Please God it will be so with all of us.

tolilm now

Resurrection, meriting the reward

have taken up the Cross and fol- lowed him. (Copyright)

MONTREAL (CP)-Edward Al- exander Vengroff, who shot his wife and then vowed he would commit suicide. was found hanged Friday in a cell at Montrosls Bordeaux Jail.

The tl-yesroid men. charged with the murder of his estranged wife. used a bed sheet to mill! a noose and hanged himself from the bars of his cell during the night.

A guard maki an Inspection tour found his body at 3 s.m. in the detention wing cell. which is separated from the section where convicted prisoners are serving

one of Vengroffs inst requests had been for permission to attend the funeral of his I)-year-old wife.

Junior League Held Their April Meeting The regular monthly meeting of

the Junior League of the Char- held in the

April hd.o The meeting was opened with n

Husband Charged With Killing Wife Hangs Himself In Cell

shot down Tuesday while walking to work along mid-town Pine Av- enue. She died in hospital an hour after being hit by four bullets fired at close range.

CHARGED WITH MURDER

After Vengroff was arrested. a coroner's Jury held him criminally ruponslble for his wife's death. Later he was charged with murder and ordered to appear for prelim- inary hearing April ll

His mother, Mrs. Molly Rosen- tball Yengroff. told newspaper men following the shooting that her son had come home and ”told me he had shot Aids because she wouldn't speak to him."

She added he then said he was also going to kill himself.

"I told him to leave it up to the Lord and to justice-call the po- lice."

The mother said that with her

son's permission she had tele- phoned a relative and asked that police he called, Mrs. Vengroff said her son had been consumed with Jealousy and in "a terrible tale of unrest" since his wife let him. The couple had not been getting along well for about a year and her daughter- ln-law had decided to have last January.

Heariz Halllh

Scene Oi

Religious Drama Festival

The first Religious Drama Fox 'nno at-l plays were presented and iival sponsored by the I".a.slt'rn adjudicated by Mr. Barry Bugden. Presbytery YULIDB Peoples Ulllllll assisted by Mr. Bert Foster and of the United Church Was h9ld.Captaln Carter of the Salvation

last night in Heart: Memorial ilall;Army.

before a well filled house. Threel

C. G. I. T. NEWS

The Borden C.G.I.T. group under the leadership of Mrs. Jack Mac- Isanc reports almost periect at- tendance of their twelve members. Eleanor Stony is the president. Betty Campbell is secretary and Shelvie Bell is the treasurer. complet- ing the Mlsslon Study and al Val-

At present, they are

Maclvllllan was selected as best actress.

capably coach d by Mrs. Henry. Director.

Had Two Son.-;”

Judged the best play of the fee- ilval. "Jacob's Well" by Trinltyl Young Adult Union portrayed the home life of the Samaritan Woman Played by Gladys MacMiIlan. Miss the Others in the cast were Lane Douglas, Sally Leard. .Gloria Jenkins. and Gordon Baker. Arthur

Claud Dixon received the award' as best actor for his performance as the father in "A Certain Man presented by Bay Fortune Y.P.ll. Eric Wood played the Prodigal Son in the well known Parable. Other characters w e r e

Saturday. April 6. 1957

'I'heGuardianI"ngo3

P. W. C. NEWS

One of the major events of the

30 i50ll8l'atulnte the entire cast and ector team of Dr. Mncltlnnon and

Miss. Mackenzie. to whom much credit is due. We understand that

rules?

world-shakmg news:

I"'"llHhly on Friday.

laai dance for the year except for Ill? Fun in May. By the end of the Wok. if it is a successful one. 'll” WV: will be wearing that "lmntod look", while the co-eds will look like the proverbial cat that swallowed the proverbial can- ary So herels in the success of Cn-Ed Week of 57! SPORT

Sports activities have been ra-

l

nlleclllly thank the producer-dir- ml”

which. as the name suggests. the co-eds take over for the week. The

The girls spun! ask the boys for

the boys must sit on the left side of the auriunrtum! There will be a Co-Ed l)allL'E sometime during the week,

Tllls. we understand. will be the

AND VIEWS

year at r.w.c. has now can rl-is in an exhibition game Ill-wry. "rm: by Jury" played on the cons ooart. The mos kmed hewvml hm” bu M” for three successful nights to cap- School team. incidentally. has yet tlonsinbopaofbddltlllfhllli acltyhouses.andnsthecasttotakoagarnafromourglrls. he, Wm emerses from beneath layers of Some time ago we board a rumor --1-,yuug,...gg.1.gp.h;-g Fuitllaintwebegintoracogiotheeffeettbstnleagssewnsto 0"”... nisetbefsmlliarist.'esofourclass-befor-mad.buttodatenofbingbns her comfort to o-doctors ." '"""- been done -bout lt- Lawrenea said. I"It' boon You will have read reviews of Q" Tilldlil Bill! "I9 W91”? turned and twisted and inverted the show by now so we wont' go ma 5””? In” 5'49"” II" into an aecusatisn of into it again. But we would the Milton Hornet: In I rune played

greas. In the mnning for the finals are Irwin Bueil. Sandy Flack. and Wendell Maclenn. The men's

catad that pogglhy no one. i.IleIud- the cast and all those connected doubles are in the third round of mg the I0-pound doctor who sits with the production are to be hon- Play and should be finished by in the pngmu-'g dock. may know ored at a banquet at the Chu-long. next week. The final skate of the what mud Mn, nor-rail. She died town Hotel o Monday event”. year was held on Friday after- Nov. 13. lwl, having an estate of COED WEEK noon. This was s student-teacher nearly 2150111). Adams YOOGVNI I You ha” .11 ham I m .. um skate. and a good many turned out R”m'R”3"59 '3” "Id Eh-I d 'u' before the storm". Well this w?eek- I" enjoy II" V" lmm I)” 9"'u' end is the calm Next week the so "mu nan week smeunn Adams gtuibugad an death to 5”” Ben. the emu" (Anew storm g Caged week wad week from Prince of Wales. and re- cerebral thrombosis. But he also mm: chnenu of um cm”, i; is a popular 0) mind event in member that the man who volun- adnutted heroin Ind hum directed by ML sum": W. ' ti-fily continues ignorance is guilty

of all the crimes which ignorance produces.

EDIBLE MOSS

Reindeer moss, a growth that extends over wide areas of the north. is an idible lichen.

J. ANGUS McLEAN

' M. P. inr Queen's County

Spooks Tonight at 7:45

from Parliament ilill

On CFCY

titer limited this week. Last week. on Friday afternoon. the P.W.C.

boards.

Please God that we guard against and conquer the temptation to let down. now that we have come halfway along the road of the Passion. Let us not throw down the cross of self-denial and turn our steps from the path

that leads to Calvary. Pernever; join your acts of mortiflcatlon to the suffering of Christ and pray that His dispositions may be your dispositions as you continue to walk with Him tbs Way of the

r.

Right now the time seems long, and Calvary and its cross loom large. But stay with Christ; per- severe with Him. offering up the positive and negative works of penance you have chosen. Pray that He will strengthen you in your efforts to join with Him in saving the world. If we do this. we shall win through with Him to another Easier Sun- day filled with the glory of the

of the true disciples of Christ. who

entlne Time they entertained the Cape Traverse group and had a Jolly time. On March 8, they were invited to the Women's World Day of Prayer Service held at Cape Traverse when the choir was com- plcsed of Canadian Girls in train- g. KENSINGTON C.G.I.T.

The Kenslngton C.G.I.T- group has just completed three meetings on their Health project. The first night they learned something of Canada's Food Rules from posters obtained from the Women's insti- tute Office and then they make and tested a number of nulritous sandwiches.

At the second meeting. Mrs. Alan Champion H.N. kindly attended and very skillfully demonstrated the making of a hospital bed. At the final meeting a film. was shown. It was obtained from the National Film Board.

Presla. Missions Are Appointed

NEW GLASGOW G The (lent-ml Board of Missions of the Presby- terian Church in Canada has ap- pointed five and reappointed thrce ordained missions lea three calc- chlsts. and five dcacont-ss and two port workers for work within the Msrltime Synod and 17 ministerial students and three student dea- conesses for the Summer, accord- llll to Rev. H.M. Crcascr. Synod-J lcal Convener of Home Missions . who has returned from the Board meeting in Toronto.

In P.E.l. Jonathan H. Greene. grnduate of Presbyterian College. as Ordained Missionary at Brook- field: David A. Dunlop was ap- pointed to Albcrton; Miss Mary Mackenzie re-appointed to North Tryon: Karl English. Acadia to Ilarshfneld; George Murray Davis Dalhousic to Wood Islands; Ira Drysdale. Acadia to Breadablene; and Miss Donna Truscoll, student do . to Moncton. N.B. for a month and then to Camp Keir, Malpeque.

SFRVIVAL STUDIED PARIS ilfelltersl-Premier Guv Mollet announced Thursday he will seek new measures to ensure he stability of future French gov-

played by Robert Jackson. Carol Ellis, Joyce Stead. Directed by Mrs. Donald Sharpe. i "Your Church and Mine" wns' the title of the third presentation played by the Trinity Young Peo- ples'- Union and directed by Mr. David Murphy. The leading char- acter. Mr. Trent, was played by Melvin Anderson, Mrs. Trent by Nellis Mncficth, and their son Harold by David Macl-Ssrlane. Patsy Cooper, Heggle Johnson. Wayne Proude, Joan Robbins. and Vinnie Mobbs also took parts. Mrs. Ruby Houle. C.D.A. super-