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Beatty Water System and- Barn Equipment. We have also on hand ell-purpose farm wagons on rubber tires. Macheod and Greene, Mon- tague.

UNUSUAL PLOT MARK! NEW HIT

When s hardboiled ex-GI tangles with bookies, gamblers and ex-con- men, it's murder,

In “The Invisible Wall," the Sol. M. Wurtzel suspense drama, released by Twentieth Century-For and opening today at the Capital Theatre, Don Castle portrays the GI whose unscrupulous fondness for placing a bet leads him into rough company with no out but murder. With a price on his head, he assumes the identity o! the man he accidentally kills, then is almost accidentally murdered nlrn- self by the wile of his victim and finally comes under the shadow of blackmail. How he tries to extri- cate himself from this unsavory plight, especially when he has a romantic goal in attain, makes for explosive action from start to fin- ish.

Virginia Christine and Richard Gaines are oo-festured with Don Castle in the film which was ch- rected by Eugene Forde.

‘LADY FROM SHANGHAI’ HA5 SENSATIONAI. STORY Rita Hsyworth stars with Or- son Welles in Columbia's "The

’,Lady from Shanghai," coming to

‘the Prince Edward Theatre today. Everett Sloane and Glenn Anders are cast in the principal support- ing roles. Welles is also credited vu-ith the screenplay and produc- lion.

l Miss Hayworth will he seen as anpexciting woman of the world. the notorious Mrs. Bannister, who proves irresistible to Welles, a nau- tical Irish dreamer. Their strange romance starts in New York's Cen- tral Park. continues on a luxurious cruise to San Francisco, Cuba and Mexico. Orson becomes involved in a fantastic phoney murder- plot, fights for his life at a trial and escapes to the refuge of a desert- ed amusement park. There, in the nightmarish "crazy house," follows s. typical Weliesian climax which insures a startling surprise.

The role of the slinky siren is said to give Miss Hayworth scope for some strong emoting, while Welles has written a. truly different part for himself. Sloane is sren as Miss Hayworths crippled hus- band and Anders as s hall-mad lawyer. v

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MOVIES

Double feature: “High Tide” with bee Tracy, Don Castle; “Rid- ing Down the Trail" with Jimmie Wskeiey.

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Mr. mw. shew. nwinelsl Dir- ector of Education and Mr- Hob- art Dalniel of qhorlottotown were visitors to Cteorlvtown (m Midi?-

Rev. ER. and Mrs. MacVlcar and children. Diana and Stewart of Pownal were recent visitors at the home or Mrs. MaoVical-‘s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. 8.1!. Stewart.

Mr. Russell Munrl and Mr. Rn- land Clundlsch of Murray l-lsr- bour were business visitors to Georgetown on may.

Mill Benedetto Sol-ill; o! lottetown is visiting hll here.

Mr- and Mrs. Richard Dougan and Miss Joyce "Billie" Jenkins motored to Charlottetown on Pri- day,

A large crowd of-dance fans ac- companied the Georgetown Holy Name orchestra, to Montague on Thursday night, ‘Travelling by bus, and enjoying an evening of gobd music and dancing.

Ml. Stewart

Congratulations are extended to Miss Mary McGuigan who grad- uated on Tuesday lest at Mount Allison University. Miss McCtulgsn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McGuigan of Montague and formerly oi’ Mt. Stewart where

Mary spent her school days and won the Bell scholarship in her en- trance examinations.

St. Andrew's Dramatic Club pre- sented their play in Vernon River hall on Wednesday in aid of Ver- non Rlver C. W. L. and were greet- cd with a capacity house which ap- Dlrenlll’ enioyed the play under the direction of Miss Key Egan. A great deal of credit is due Mr. Joe J. MacDonald who substituted for one of the players on forty-eight hours’ notice.

An organisation meeting of the Reserve Army was held in Mt. Stewart on Thursday evening with Major John A. MacDonald getting special instructions. Many recruits applied for membership. The train- lng which is being given to the young men should prove s. great asset in their work in future years.

The death took place in the City Hospital of Mrs. Elizabeth Peters o! St. Andrew's. Mrs. Peters was a passenger on the train from St.

Charles to Mt. Stewart when she l’ took sick on the arrival of the train. in Mt. Stewart. Dr. Shepherd was immediately celled also Father lcantpbcll "of St. Andrews and she .was taken from the train to the ‘hospital by ambulance but died i shortly after entering the ﬂospital. During the week the innocliistion clinic ‘was held in Mt. Stewart ischool unxler the direction of Dr. Roach, awzisted by Miss Beer, Pub- lic Health Nurse.

Mrs. an... lilllcﬂregol’ of Halifax, N. 5-. is visiting her parents, Mt. and Mrs. Ray heard, Mt. Stewart.

A rire on the roof of lvlr. low- renoe Gallanvs residence on Thurs- day was quickly put out by some men that were working quite handy. The cause of the fire was a spark from the flue. —Mt. 5t.

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The Archbishop of York has issued a statement on Cosmnulrlizm to his diocese‘ this week. 1n his view, it la folly for this country lo close its eyes to the grim fact that the world is now divided into two great camps with hostile ideologies.

On this point, the Archbishop asid-

< "in the past l have repeatedly expressed» ills hope that the world would not be divided into two great comps with hostile ideologies. Recent events, however, have made it plain that the two camps are now inexistenee. The eastern camp l; well organized and conﬁdent; tho western camp is hastily making nady to protect its heritage of ordered freedom." ' Western Camp . _ Describing the three clear duties before Christian people. the Aron- bilsop continued: "First, we must snake our western camp both miss-tally and spiritually as strong as ‘poesiblehsecurity will only be in a. cloee military alliance between the nations which share tho lame ideals. But there must be spiritual sa well aa phyolcsi . Both the youth {no the adults of the allied countries must be taught the nature and meaning of the values which they have to defend with their lives. We must make it plain that we value justice. mercy alnd freedom more than life or peace. We who an Christians whatever our Church. have o. special responsibility in

building the spiritual ramparts."

Jﬂecondly. i. must mobs our camp as attractive as vol-ibis- Comimlsiiam mm‘ ils m" fertile seed-ground where tlrlere is Poverty and hunger. The general standard of life is high hi this country: we mist struggle to maintain it so: especially we must see that the people have houses, for a home is ‘the best defence against revolu.- on. gun-opt; All Round

Both hers and, on the continent there is a ‘threat of bankruptcy. Only by hard work. rnutulvl lid. m“ international fellowship can mm»- with the help of the Marshall plan.

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"llhlldly, we must make it ciesr that our comp is one oi defence. and not of offence. We shall con- tlnuo to hope that in the future friendship with Russia may sgslll “some possible: and Christians ﬂu “my; remcmbeg that bell: .n mug]; and among her allies are millions of Roman. Orthodox snl Protestant Christians.

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