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THE EASTERN GUARDIAN. l

A(ir.NTs:-MUATA(iL'E: Harold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn , Bruce Macrhec. Mina Joyce wlnintnn. Mina Joan Johnston AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Lovers.

Tfti-e-Guardian may he bought at the following places In Morlaxue: mile Dome Reataurlnl. and uusrdlan Office: In Georgetown: The t'cat Office: in Sourta: The Snack Bar and H. Richard! I: hon.

H 'l) 0 N )IItIh'SER DANCIEJ i 1': - , , )nlll:l uc-, Frida. .f,,,fu:Z ,.'.i;.'A1 I ” 5 mix TIME for school and col- lege, new Parker 21 Pen. only 55.95. H.l,.vy('y:, (ircclll cid School, Complete stock of Parker Pena 'I'l".l:sciav, .-'i:i:l;ki 30th Webster's and Pe"cu5- c- R" B09hn9F. C"u' 0 cltcsuia. Danc.r.: 9 in 1130. 3991 w3Whm3" "id -7""”"-

Phone 70. Montague.

R. nt:t.vi-:nl-int: not-:s 'm' H, u Cimon it-ebb ihagl Mr. Albert Aitken has returned ..)-Hm” 1.,,uyv man 3,. back mum to Brantford, Ont- after visiting S”.,1.... -r..,,,pl... '1-ms i.-cckdyin Montague and Lower Montague Ml.li'it-w, (lardi-;an,ti0F 50319 lime-

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t-.t'lZ l: lwnori Ixlalid-. Bill". IV iIR"'i)n'.'.. '-F

Friends will bewsorry to learn that Mr. Charles MacL.ennan. of

Ill-IF

Norman smeared By ll. 8. Politicians

3: Gerald Waring

OTTAWA The indignation which Foreign Minister Pearson expressed over Washington charges that one of his top officials was a Communist. and the strenizth of his protest to the state Depart. ment. reflect the disgust or Pear. Ian and Ottawa generally with the smear tactics of some Ameri- can politicians.

There's considerable mystery as to why Herbert Norman, chief of the American and Far Eastern div. ision oi the Department of-Exter- nai Affairs. was singled out for attack - if, indeed, he was, Onei

..'.N'Ill IHH .Vl'Il-2T)S .-Vt 1.i:As'r I Monlgue. is a patient in the King's loo l)().VflR5 .li Rcil Cross Ciinit Cnunly Hospital. It is hoped be ill sir lltr. .x l'.-iilsil will on Fr; will have a speedy recovery. I

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llll I'll. ii. a Dtllllllr Suit: 1 ..'Rl-ITURNS FROM COURSE-

l.lfr.-. Mr. R. T. Matheson has returned

i -Ago from attending a three-wcck M - ('.i'llt .:llcl'xc,ilinld:-. Oltaiili (.Ou:.5(. M Royal Mlntarv Collcga

is vi-.t:ll: lll Xlnlilm.-tie, attest Ufixingston. Ont. The course was

hey is ozlicr-:li-law and sister, Mr.,mnducLed by the mgordjnamr of

civilian defence. and was called a ilHdlO'.Ogi(.'ai monitors instructors

and .VTl'-'. Brli Macllu:-c. mid MW C0?” Bwk mdycourse, including the theory and

-H'f"ll"ll-'m'-M hf" M”-, the use of instrulnenis for the! ll-"'-HPTA MTV Aiinmfwd detection and nicasuremclit of V-,ci;.-,., ,xlniil.1:l;e, spflll U19 radialioli intensity. This is part'

wcck-curl in 5' Stephclt. lzucsis 0f of the program in preparation tori .Vf::c. Vtrkt'rs' bl'0'llPZ' and sister-lainmjc daggncc, M,-, Mam”-Son ul-law. Mr and 31:”? Rufus S"-?W-fvl-ill return next week to resume

(er-in-law. Mrs. Nelson Hanson. .

A YnLi!7Z. New Carlisltti vs 'iie cucsi speaker at

A 'Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hobbs- and two sons of Charlottetown, ac- 'll P-""'rbl"””'l Church enmpanled br Mrs. James Mac- "' Am” "i”'”” ”" Donald. motored. to Georgetown" i'”l Th" 'h"""" "5 h” sermmireccntlv and were guests of Mrs iTl1c Clil'is:lrlli Motive F0l'lFloren(;e Jenkins. "g l.:i-iii:" and he xi!-cd for .: text, Hrfllnlls 12. A solo "..el The Lowel” Lilzhls Bc Bur"

H y y . Mr. William White recelltlv mo-i '-3- N” 19"d”9d txlred to the cilv and was accom-

b.l' Rein Mr. Youlig Thr hymns panied by Mrs. Asiiley Allan, Mrs.l ll”? '''1'hm'-1'-'h 531 T119 Chat”-'iiWIFiol'elice JPllkillS, Miss Dorothyl 9 Oi 1-FWV "CW"? H0!Y.Jcnklns and Miss Sally Johnson i

and "savour Tn Thy Deal” ...L. J ." Mr and Mrs Donald MacRacl le.'t to return in Huntington. Que-i bec, after a holiday here. the? guests of Mr. MacRat-'5 motheizj Mrs. Johli MacRac.

Magistrate's Court At Georgetown 3..”.::.fi::?i:.;";;:.:-....::":;;2-ti:

. rived from Ontario to join his wife xirlzlsaato fol and young daughter who have been p , .10.,-pi. up Map. nt the Highlands for some weeks. no;-;.;d. K Cy mm ,. 5p5f-jal 5iv,-lRev.-Mr. Arnott was accompanied 'lii; in (;.-orcelo-in on Saturday.:D.V his mother.

A'ii';llr'l Zfilli. A rc.-ldclit of Launch-l Illi: plriirictt "Gllil:i' in a charge of

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Mr. Bruce Moore. preached hi:

liziiznu ililils po.-sr.-sloli liquor not INN?” 5EFm0n in the Baptist m,,..im.,d A, ;. V,.nd;,,-;. .md,.,- Church on Sunday. August l9th. N,,,,.. 3;, .3. or 1,... pm"... Ed. He took for his text 2nd Peter 3-i.'i

,-in cl island Tcliipelmicc Act. He,3"d "W59 3 50591318170931 10 X011": lll'.i-' ltiicrl S25 00 aiiri cri.-is nr in.pe”P'e '-0 W7" A0 G0d- Au" "15 ,i,:,...;, ,0 .9.-VD 30 dm.5 m Kim-5 sermon, Mrs. David Lavcrs read an i address and presented Mr. Moore

Cniiniy jail. , ' A rcsltl-rlit. of Sturgeon and It Mm ” Purse- 'l'c-iricni of Ccorizctown were ”"f ilia":Prl inliiilv 'lllli"i0i' section 405i The. mmh 3""'V”5”-V M 5' of tile (trliollirll Code of Canada Davids Unned Chmch ""5 "lab"

. L, H . L .f H. d h 1 rated on Sunday. Aufzust 19th and ' H H3 u” N illlngnh dg!l,f;'Js:.ii'as a great success financially and

M 563.03 immtioiherwise. The large congregations d.,m.U.ing '0 moiattending morning and evening Wm M Gwrgeylservices included a number of sum- - mer visitors. Appropriate and ini-

lp'N0ll5C, iiitli Zohiain the slim ;Bcrr:nians. by said conl;)liti,i"s

iioiili ilirct- rn"d of pulpwood and? ,

'N'fll.ilE parnicilt for 3 '& cord.im:sSiJ;fe"noI: Helge delfvgrcd by well kiiowlli: lhc thrci: cord of.B AK '1,r:5':;Cmert'”, (;;','eiM.'rmelr' rm” Mm” M” ”'"i0”q-V hewzconferencc A Communion Bervriici irmlri for or the Said Bcrgmann WM held in the momm

l I ' , g ii hen I .t':(r1'nii1yiipl. Both names plcadcd ,-mmber of ynung people were my

i The. S'iilr:rnlt lesldcllt was fin-i,?::'::T,e12;On::.lcev?P:n:h'5epNsneak! 'cri sinnco aliri rn.-'t- Or 6 T!'1"l1'-ll-lithe music which waslund: ti: 7" K””'” C""”'-V 1”" and 3150 "ifcapable direction of Mr Harrv intake restlilltinn of the amount ohyorsgon, Two gelecuong it-are 1-en) ':E1hcs1(f;'(')"(;;.”'”:;'" fepsmeml dered by a large choir, a duet by

' ” ; -' ii" V0-rib 01' 5 Mr. Clarence Stewart and Mr. H. .'ll10ll7hS in Kings County jail. Mr.lym-sum and 3 5010 by My You. is 5 Hawaii. Crown DF0SPClJl0r.ton. "The Lord Is My Shepherd"

ii” King's County Tt'Pl85CnIed the accompanied by Mrs. Edward Eas- Crnwil. I ton.

solution of this nl)'5lCl')' is the theory that his name came up only incidentally. and the tran- I

l g A . attend the Japanese r-ice con- scr pt 0 the testimony before tliederence H5 im unomdn heck)” of

'ihe Soviet delegation is Rep. (. K Al'lll5UDllK

US. Senate sub-committee on iii- ternal security tends to support this view. .

As Pearson said in lils protest to Washington. Norman is "a high- ly respected and trusted senior of- ficial" of Canada. Yet he was named by a witness before the, Senate committee as having bcen. a member of a Conllilillilsl stud; l croup ill i933 aud a nienibcr of flit” Communist pa:-lr.

And as Pearson also pointed out. this "uninipresiie and unsubstan- tiated allegalioii bv a former Coni-

st

.se to

But so have dozens of other high-l

.lrarcller and author. has a list of

' (tn the evening of August nev-

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GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

IN Mataoaiau

ml. uacrou Maokar "

The news of the passing of Hec- tor Macxay of Dosablc on Ausllll 13m, 1951, was heard with regret by a host of friend: and acquaint- nnces.

son of the late Hector MacKa,v and his wife Mary Ferguson. he was the youngest of a familv of eleven. He was born at DSable June 23rd. 1877 and spent his whole life there.

A life-long member of the church of si-olland. and one whose entire life was devoted to its well beina. he will be greatly missed in that respect. as one who took a leadlni: port in all church affairs. For many years he P!l'l01'm9d 1119 duties of Church Secretary for De sable and was also Secretary for the Western Parish for a. time. His home was noted for its hos- pitality to friends and strangers alike and many indeed there are who will fondly remember their hlnpy associations there.

A successful farmer and one who was interested in nr'"vre"-rive 'cl-W fag, he, with his brother James operated on Illustration Station for a number of years. His devo- tion to family life. .lils unfaillnt: hospitality and Christian outlook on life will not be forcoitcn by thosa.who knew him best.

There are left to cherish the memo ,, of a kind and loving hus- band and father his wife, and six

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rolig, veteran newsman. world

veil pointed questions with which confront Andrei Gromyko.

IN MEMORIAM

JOSEPII GILLIS

iii the home of

inrt. ih:s duties at Prince of Waits Ha I, , K ,. W. H 1 ton Joseph Gillts ht, Ch ,1 MA. at home. MO" . . HC.””eT'" Where M 55 "ii ' CW" "3 gtiiimbia A..'nllll'(lii.s'l:,V. "l-loil(l):lw n?vtiH."5. ”dd”"”' '5” hi” wdde" damn" cIgae;'i?t'ic:.s.lfrs. Etofand Bllcliallali: Xlrs. .VItil'flU4'i( Mitt-ixilliioii. iilio cncmistrv , , , . llllilic returning by automobile , g , -- .all to plt'JlldiC(' his tNorniritisti , . Churchill: Mary. Mrs. J. Albert 11”; upon it.-li.ii- ill Poiinal. ham -. s- y puma”-,, liionlpa ilslt to his son he quieI- Mhcnougam Argyle Shore; Elsie. ,1-mm-med. in Mnnla;;lle- iihcrt: she. ,,-TAVKER is Porn .. 'r-c Thu K the mom rcmcunblc av iv -fllfld. Altiinllgh he had been Mn Jlck Macihchnnv Apmn mgldm Mm mar 5on.m.1aii- and 1...-1,”: 01; compam- 0:. U i falling in health for the last two ” . 1 L . - l y Bx guy y H V K, poet of the affaii. that ii niali of ",5... M, mum Mme M R me,” Road, Katie. Mrs. Doug as A da1i':l'll('l. Ml. and . . . El . (.-llPlihD.ln R;.lf. vmxh jntenm, and mom nmmyi;'Ojk It ,. ( .1, H 1. dy flgck' Lower Bedeque; nets, Mrs. Lulc. on Aug -l Win R"? - '51-muid have his nnmp iv.-imonlt-C i i. ." is Hn") an "en ” Neil Campbell Elmwood. Also ulie .- ..- 60.903 :a low: at gas-...m to lie and public” mm-ed For nn mm. l,rx”l;'ilIidht(rlid ':'Tl(ll;l?d hnslliandplasnlli brother Jame; at home and am . n . , r. . .. 5; v . o ,. v ' T ' t ' . i

31' i"'iY ”"i1b"f Wad "W y i”'-"'9 ”” ” '” ier if the slander is disproved Indllsnv "ii I C gm 3 mm L sister Mrs. Ahijah Burns, Lovicr

Mm"-'-"" MWK" k”"mm tip"; '1--' "7 '"" denied often and rcliemeliily. n:,"f)1p4funpl-"L Ml... ,.,. Augugt Freetown. 'hr week-enrl man smeared as a Commulii.-t i::,,.,m.y ML. inrpoly am-ndpd, show. The funeral service which was 'D?;f-:15 M 311- 9 - y ' Hwound rte suffer Months and ycars'ini: the hi-.:ll esteem In which hi. larcelv aHl:ind(':1hWi1S condilc:eg Ry ' alert e a iecatlon will be rcnicni- was held. The funeral Mass was Rev. Doha N P 050". 9555b P V and v'c""Hyibered and the denials lOl','!0llf.'ll..SltllfZ by his pastor. neicrelid Rev. L. S. Woolfrey. both of whom

.. . . iso that mention of llzs lianle brlnizs ii.-ltlier 0'L'i;l.llol-. After the Mass visited him many times. Mr Dolllzlas RAIICLIIYEXI: prorin-;the reaction. "on him -- Wh5fl'l.Hl'IS remains were taken in St. The lwmvw sun" wcrc "Th? l.ai manager for Bclgmaiilrs, was be mixed up with llie Coniniun-'l”I'am'ls X--t'lN' Pcnlelcrr WheT6il.ord'si My Sheoherd" and Take a business visitor to Georgetown ists?" ilir rci-civeri ('llristlall hurial. Comfort Christians." Rev. Mr. recently. i So far as Noriiliill is coliccrlic-d.i J"-WP?! C-IWS WEI! 170'" Ni 53 Nicholson wnr: very fecllngly "Be- "? C,” ---- ithe most careful check here hasiP"i(""5 BM 13- 57- 1; A5 it "Hi" yocrl the Sunset" in . 5”t?'5 Mrs. William Slnlmollds of Sealbroustht to lltzht iioiiiiiti: to indlc-thy)" he sorted Mass in 51- P91"'S The nallbearerc were T-Trlir-st. 4' L(”'3' View is visiting in Georgetown ate that he is or ever was a Com-H ""”?' f””' '"”'.r h"'.""e ” '”e'”' Wrath - ?UlY11S 0! Kiluz-ton lwhere she is the guest of her sis- niunlst. The Govt-rlinielit and lls"”i'i "i Mr P”"5 ""0"" 1” mm” School.

to L'liltid States in his early

Hnlm. Dan Dart. Duncan Mac-

(111 CESSION Kinnon. Melvillc Bell. Russell Fer-

lv respected Canadians. lncludilic. --W. , Q . V 1

many whom it would he patelltl,i" Hnllr Knits: was coded to Bl'ii- R”'"'"' and Imicgi (MHCNH "' Y.

ridiculous to label Reds. ain as a crown colony by the 11,39 cm H u "5 Here "5 OE During the last row years. ot- Chinese in mi. 9;,”-Igvywmh

tawa has watched with abliorreiice, the dcrclopniellt of the lei-liliirillc.

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with that of Laltilllorc. who has. long been the ccntrc of a colitrov- V crsv as to whether or not he was: a Communist, lends support to the, view that Norman came into that. picture only incidentally, as tiic committee probed Lattlmore's con- nection with the institute. l Certain of Norman's ioyalLv.i Pearson protested to thc state D:-t partment. cxprcssilis ”1'FfIrN Rnfl, annoyance" the most sharply" worded missivc from Ottawa op Washington in years. Then he. seemed to take partlclllor delight. in announcing that the chief ari- lviser to the Canadian dcleltatioli at the San Francisco conference on a Japanese peace trcaty would be Herbert Norman.

His manner in making the an- nouncement conveycd the impres- sion that hc'd have liked to add an undtplomatic "let the U S. senate nut that. in its pipe and smoke it."

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EDISON NEWMAN

The many friends of the late Dc- wight Edison Newman of Hunter River were deeply mooted to learn of his sudden passing in the Prince lazdward Island Hospital on July 126th. 1951, as a result of a tragic laccldent on his farm the previous afternoon. He was forty-nine ,yelirs of use. i Mr. Newman. affectionately call- ed "Ed" by his hon of friends was widely known as a successful farmer and man of broad interests. Hc had recently been occupied in renovating his home and harm having made extensive improve- ments to his property. Hla concern 'foi- better agriculture won for him a place on the first Farm Radio Forum Committee for the province. For twelve years he was in the employ of the international Har- vester company' being the head mechanic on the Island. He was a faithful member of Hunter River United Church serving in the choir and on the Board of Cemetery Trustees. Mr. Newman was born at Kings- ton. P. E. I. on December 25th. 1901, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newman. On June 26th. 1924, he married Ethel Boyle of Cornwall. shortly afterwards mov- ing to llilnter River. Besides his widow, he leaves to mourn our riaitgliters, Vcriiu. Winnifred lid iicather of Hunter River. and Freda. Mrs. Errol Stewart of Hamp- shire. Also his stepmother. Mn. Sadie Newman. Charlottetown, two brothers. Harry of llnicn Road and George of Charlottetown, and one sister Pearl, Mrs. Lester Mac- Gregor of Kingston. one sister. Mary the late Mrs. Sheldon Cud- linorc of Charlottetown predeceased ;him. and a son. Ralph Gordon in llifnlicy. Tliv funeral which was probably one of the largest ever held from liunter River United Church was conducted by Rev. Howard Christie. ,as.kisled by Rev. Donald Nichol- son and Rev. E. 8. Weeks. Mlny ll-qiellds accompanied the remains to l(ini:stoli Cemetery where bur- .ial took place. Mr. James Andrews. lindcrtakcr, was in charge. The ,pa!:hc:irers were Gordon Carew. Cliff tMalit9s0n, Owen Younker. Frank Nicholson, Elmer Willis and lAndi'ew Gallant. liis passing was a great loss indeed for he was al- ;ways helping other: whenever he uld

AUUUST 23. i951

Gravel Washing Spoils Stream

..- The Valleyfield stream, wind, was once a tishermaifa plradisg today lies a victim of modern in' dusirialism. old ttmul. and man. not so old. can vividly recall land. ing two and three-pound trout ..,, this ideal trout-spawning men," and many a tale has been related or the big one that lot uvay No; on only a haven for tram, '1; has been the spawning ground It" countless salmon who mug um. gvoalyngip the stream to its remotes.

Today it lies I mass of silt. Red clay from gravel Wllhlng ms been permitted to flow into the stream during the past several years. and has, it not polluted the stream, made it impossible for trout to venture into it. for it, is their death to awin into the rnuriv depths. To make matters worse, p possible. gravel is now being wash-. ed near the steel bridge which spans the stream above the old electric power plant. The cm from this new location has om, permitted to flow into the stream until it has assumed a red color There are no longer any trout in” this section of the stream and what was ollcc one of the be.-. fisliiilz szreams on The ' has. like inan' others b i to the extcntyof being

It is unfortunate iliat such should be the case. since 309.: Public fishing grounds are now ai a. premium owing to nianv pm... ertics being enclosed. The ig..,.,:a public today must travel coimdg.-,' able distances to find a good (mi. in: spot where they will -be allow- ed to fish, and ii. is unfortunre that one so near the town .3; Montague should be pelmliled to such an end. useless to sportsmen local and tourist. useless to sight: seers, and a death trap to the trout and salmon.

Family-spray. Rennie: Road Farm Forum- Spray.

Harold Yeo and F8n'Ilit'-my -

Percy, Luella and Carol Rae-Spray.

Flo. Gordon. Shirley and w, H Carew-spray, '

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MaoMliiali -spray.