MAY 29. 1951
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rm: -GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN
Ews of the WORLD an PICTURES
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fpefcnse Secretary 090!!! Mlnhnll, testifying in the MacArthur gm, Fgr Eastern policy hearings, paid high tribute to the Joint Chiefs of Stan. said he: "I frankly doubt that this Government will ever be '0 mnunate again as to hays such a collection of experience at one M, in the Chiefs of Staff. Below are the (our military leaders and, in Marshall's own words, his estimate of eacl1.
Gen. Hoyt B. Vandenberg Air Force
"General Vanclenberg has com- manded, I think, the largest pur. suit or battle formation of planes, in contrast with bombers, of any man in history. That is a consid- erable experience."
Gen. Omar N. Bradley Chairman
"General Bradley has . ..com- minded IIIE largest force of ground troops in history, ours or anybody g1sa's,in the field; so he is not in- experimu-ml; aside from being a very level-headed man. and one of great honesty of purpose."
mk Orient Wahl lit a match in his Peterboro,
as shown helrggnrexploded. collapsing the brick and
a mm 'x 1 . e was seriously burned about the face and hands, but l7- n on, in the house at the time, was uninjured. Neighbors said
structure.
the explosion sounded like a bomb exploding, as it collapsed the kitchen
Ont.. home. gases of wood back kitchen.
Lorne Valley and Vicinity
Miss Marion ahaw was a visitor to Montague on Tuesday.
Mn. Angus Nicholson spent a few days in Montague last week.
Mrs. Mary A. "ePthee. was a visitor to Montague on Friday.
Mrs. James Callaghan was a visitor to North Rustico on Wed- nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell have received word that their son Pte. James Mccannell has arrived in Korea. a
Mr. John White, Montague was a business visitor to Lorne Valley on Thursday.
The sympathy of the community goes out to Mrs. George MacAus- land and Mr. Angus Nicholson in the loss of their sister. Mrs. Bears formerly "Olive Nicholson."
Mr. and Mrs. William Hatton and daughter Caron were recent visitors to Charlottetown.
, ' I .. , Messrs. Bruce Woolridge. Leslie the llavament 3'5 E01110 Bay I-0 51-
. - i . F” .V MacLeod and Stanley Ferguson Charles Station, a distance of J (Kw Q, - ,f..- were visitors to Montague on about 435 miles. When completed CA "J" i ” Thu..;clay. this road will be a great im-
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccannell, and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mc- Intyre were business visitors to Charlottetown on Tuesday.
Mr. Nelson Crane and Mr. James Crane left last week for Niagara Falls where they expect to spend some time.
Miss Glenda MlacLeod, Char- lottetown spent the week-end at her home in Lorne Valley.
Mr. Francis McIntyre has pur- chased the beautiful farm of Mr. R-when Mccannell.
Mr. Cecil Jay and son Herbie, Halifax, acco ipanied by Mr. Jay's
Souris and Vicinity
Among the recent visitors to Souris were Mrs. A. C. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beers of Char- lottetown.
Mrs. W. J. Poole has left the Prince Edward Island Hospital and is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ranahan, at Royalty.
Mrs. Ben Bushey is visiting friends in Charlottetown and Sum- merside prior to leaving for U.S. A., where she will reside.
After the ordination on Sunday the relatives and friends of Father MaoAulay were served a tasty meal in St. Mary's Con-vent Hall.
A genenal meeting was held in the Town Hall on Monday, May 28th. to organ"-lze for the annual regatta which was such I great success last year.
Mr. Ernest Dugas has been making great changes in the ap- pearance of the house which he purchased on Prince Street.
Work has commenced on the St. Charles Road, which will be 66 feet wide and will extend from
movement for the people in that vicinity.
"Clean Up Week" got away to a good start on Monday night when thirty-five men turned out to sweep the main street. The job started at 6 pm. and at 8 p.m. the last truck was loaded. The Board of Trade are to be compli- mented on their effort and the thanks of the Town Council go to the men for their services. The trucks were supplied by J. J. Hughes Co., Matthew & MaoLean Co., Waldron Dingwclil and C..E. Lavie. The men con-sutmed a lot of dust and some raised blisters on their hands but they all took
Baptist Players of Charlottetown on Friday, May 18th in the Parish
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JUNE 1st. 2nd
Messrs Ralph Nicholson, Roy - - ' Maclieod. Mlllfore --.......... ..... W "i W W” MR. JOHN SINCLAIR. Sheldon MacLeod were visitors to A 15;-gg audyence gttmded the , Chsrlottetown on Thursday. three-act comedy "The People Halifax. N. S- Next Door". presented by the 18 year old boy wonder
Mammoth Kinsmen
SPRING CARNIVAL FORUM May 31st,.
BIG DOOR PRIZES
Presenting for the first time on P. E. I.
With a fast moving show featuring---
father, Mr. Herbert Jay, Brooklyn, Ham sponsored by the Auxil-lary at The Mystic Flight N. Y. were Wednesday evening of Scum Hospiuly It was . Liquids of Osiris W95” 9' I.” "d Mm 33319 M5” very much enjoyed by all present. . Ethereal Silks D”mId' Before the last act commenced ,
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Adm. l?orrt-HI. P. Sherman Navy
Gen. J. Lawton Collins Army
"General Collins commanded I division which terminated the fighting in Guadalcanal. He com- manded a corps in landing on Utah Beach. He conducted e. clas- sic battle...in destroying large
ihdniiml Sherman has com- manded ships in the Pacific. He had one submnrined from under him, a carrier. He has been Nim- IlZ' llcpuiv chief of staff in the Pacific cmupnign. He is not (15. inched in his view of the Pacific. He . . . klimrs the Mediterranean."
portions of the two.Cierman arm- ies remaining at Mains."
. .. ..s:aI-an. (Ill: BLIND LEADING - Watched over by her faithful Seeing-Eye WK. blind Ruth Askenas, staff side at the New York llishihmlse. don- '"5 3 mat of blood at the Red.Cross Blood Donors Center in New .”"k- A Red Cross nurse oversees the donation.
Navy Recalls Veterans In 513 Billion Rearmament
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THEIR "PERFE(7TIMARRIAGE" ON ROCKS - The Gary Coopers,
seen above at a recent Hollywood premiere, are ending 17 years of wed- Mcmnm .33. :"::::;::?:::..:..:i.P::.:”:.::;9:.::;,.::.'";s M, ,,,,, M... ...L...... :.a;.;h:1.::”.':..'-”1:::..;"::. SPECIAL 323.. '..'I."1i?...i'.”;.””.i.?.ii..”1...f;i"J.”.'.'e iii”:332..?”T.52i2i:?.ifn.lL?”ii”IiiS PICTURES OF t::”:.:i ii:f33?"3l?.;”..?”"”” conrus cmusn Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Macbeod, H PARADE
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FANCY DIGGINS - Pic. William L. Sickley of Baltimore, Md., made his bed - a soldier's dream in a straw-lined foxhole-an-d now he's ready to lie in it near the front line in Korea. he border of stones is dec-
orative but its main purpose Is to protect against enemy small arms fire.
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MMPS AIDE QUIT! - Maj.-Gen. Charles A. Willoughby, above, Gen. Douglas MacArthur's intell- igence chief, will leave Tokyo soon to return to the U. 5. for retire- ment. Wilioughby is expected to testify before at least two con- gressional committees to defend his. intelligence work in! the For
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Mr. and Mrs. George Mccannell and daughter Margaret Ann, char- lottetown. spent a few days visit- ing Mr. M5cCannell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mccanneil.
..'Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Cobb, Mili- burn, motored to Lorne Valley on Monday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Me-Innis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jay and son Wilfred and Mn-. and Mrs. George Jay. Pisquid, motored to Iorne Valley on Wednesday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. MacDonald.
Miss Marjorie Mclnnis. char- lottetown spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. George Lcard of the Hospital Board moved a vote of thanks to the players, which was seconded by Mrs. Arthur Paquet. president of the Auxiliary. After the show the visitors were treated to I tasty lun-oh by the ladies of the Auxiliary. Following is the cast of characters:
Dottie Moore-Helen Macliae.
Edna Moore-Margaret Dolliver.
Sa-lly Moore-Jeanette Laclner.
Pete Foster-Kenneth Yeo.
I-larry Moore-Windsor Brehaut.
Charley Foster-Shirley Mac- Kay.
Gordon Daniels-Bud Horne.
Irene Bates-Betty Hamm.
Music between the acts was sup- plied by Messrs. Earl Hobbs and Keith Robertson.
Forest Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mooxay. Btrathcons, were visitors to Lorne Valley on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Dingweii and family, Marie, motored to Lorne Valley on Sunday. They were guests of Mr. and Mire. Fran- cis McIntyre.
A 'ariety concert was held in home Valley Hall on Friday, May 18th. Two one-act plays were pre- sented. the junior play entitled "Tommy says Hello," and the senior plly "How tile story Grew." specialties included instrumental music by ”"ss Jane MaoGrath and Mr. Alex MacDougall, a, duet by Misses Gloria Maobeod and Marg- aret Hatton, "Between two Trees," (encored) "May You Never Be Alone Like Me," step dancing by Miss Viola shepherd. a solo by M. P. VICTIM-Cpl. Paul .7. Kenneth Macneod, "on top of old Gresens, of Rochester, N. Y, was Smoky" (encored) "Wedding Bells,” shot and killed by two uniformed step dancing by Mr. Gerald cm-k. Soviet soldiers in Vienna. Greseng in. :clo by Miss Viola Shepherd, with a fellow M.P., attempted 30' "My Old Brown coat gnd Me," inspect the Russians' documents, (encored) "So Long, It's Been Good When they opened fire point-blank to Know Ya." Mr. William Hatton with machine pistols.
The Neighbors
By George Clark
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1 "Now the kid is out flying real bombers and Pm still
And many more outstanding leafs of niagic
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