‘President Eisenhower arrived

ISLAND BRIEFS

VISITING MONTREAL

Mr. and Mrs. A.F. Campbell, left on Wednesday for Montreal, to spend the holidays with their son ‘and daughter-in- Mr. and od Mra. Fred Minni-

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INMAN — At Prince County Hos- pital on Saturday, Dec. 26, 1959 wife of Ernest Inman, Bel- mont, Lot 16, in her 75th year. Forwarded from the Bowness Funeral Home to her late re- sidence where the funeral will be held at 2 p.m. Monday, Dec. 28. Interment will be in Cen- tral Lot 16, United Church cemetery.

BREHAUT:' — At -the King’s County Memorial Hospital, Dec. 26, 1958, Frederick Daniel Bre-

on Dec. 27, 1958, Elizabeth Mac-

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sident had just completed a most successful visit to several

cemented old ties for the United States.

2-Car Crash Injures One: At Kensington

SHUT-INS REMEMBERED

The spirit of goodwill entered the homes of elderly and shut-in- folk in Alberton and vicinity dur- ing the Christmas season. Treats and greeting cards came to them from the Women’s Institute, the CWL and WMS. The CYL also for- warded treats to members of. the parish who are in homes or hos- pitals in Charlottetown.

MacDONALD FUNERAL — The funeral of Walter P, Mac- Donald of Canoe Cove was held yesterday afternoon Dec. 27, 1959 from the Cutcliffe Funeral Home to the Long Creek Baptist Church. services at the church and grave were conducted by Rev. Ronald Foster assisted by Rev. George Killen. The pallbearers were Roy MacPhee, Dan MacPhee, Exnie Inman, Alfred MacDougall, Char- les | MacDougall, Harry MacEach- ern. Interment ‘was in the church

MASTERS FUNERAL — The| tinel

funeral for Samuel Masters of Vernon River was held from his late residence on Saturday af-! ternoon. Services at the home! and grave were conducted by | Rev. N.R. Green. Flower bear- ers were Alfred Richards, Clin- ton Richards, Harold Richards, Raymond Taylor. Pallbearers were William Ross, Warren In- man, Clifford Sullivan, Edison Storey, Peter Goesells, Oliver Matheson. Interment was in Vernon River cemetery,

NEW ISLAND APPEARS

LONDON (Reuters)—A new is- land with an area of about 123 acres appeared in the Caspian Sea after a spectacular under- ground ¥dlcanic eruption Christ- mas Day, the Soviet news agency Tass teported Saturday, The eruption occurred near Svinoi Is- land, about 47 miles south of Baku. A 600-foot column of fire raged over the sea for 15 minutes while thick smoke eovered the

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office says. a disturbance will snow into the western late today. The snow

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and 30, Sydney, Charlottetown and Moncton 20 and 25. , St. John River valley: Overcast with snow beginning in late after- ; little change in tempera- ture; light winds increasing by evening to southeast 15. Low-high

Bay of Chaleur: Clear becom- ing overcast in afternoon with snow beginning by evening; little change in temperature; light winds increasing by evening to east 15. Low-high at Campbellton zero and 20.

Bay of Fundy: Light winds in- creasing by evening to southeast 20; overcast with snow and freez- ing rain beginning in the after- noon and changing to rain in the evening; visibility 10 miles lower- ing in precipitation to one mile; milder.

High tide today at Charlotte- town at 9.34 a.m. and 9.02 .p.m. At Rustico at 5.06 a.m. and 4.2 p.m. Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. Sun rises today at 7.51 a.m. end sets at 4.38 p.m. -

S‘side Legion hans Needy

SUMMERSIDE—The Summer-| side branch of the Canadian Le gion in keeping with custom,

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provided 57 needy families in Summerside and other points in| Prince County with, complete

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desired, from fruit juice to chicken, vegetables, fruit cake, | oranges and apples and were all packed in boxes and delivered to the various homes Christmas Eve.

Charles Hogan was chairman of the committee looking after by Don Richards, Frank Savidant, Frank Clow; Tanton MacNeill and Les Jenkins.

Many families were made much happier through the gen- erosity of the Summerside branch esd providing this Christ-

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TOKYO (Reuters)—Police Sat- urday turned up new evidence to support their complaint that pros- titution has become a_ bigger problem than ever since Japan outlawed it 20 months ago.

The police announced that 61 daughters of unemployed coal miners had been freed from en- forced prostitution at Kokura City on Kyushu Island. Three brothel operators were arrested.

The latest vice case broke a few days after officials charged that the wife of a former coal wong executive had sold 10 girls

to white slavery. The girls com- plained they were tricked into be- lieving the woman had found them jobs as waitresses.

The police complain that since the law closed Japan's 35,000 open brothels,, gangsters have taken over. Recent. roundups have net- ted 265 defendants who ran broth- els in the old days and now are carrying on their trade clandes- ely;

In Japan, which had 35,000 pros- titutes before the law was changed, there were 17,000 cases of prostitution between January

The police say plans to rehabil- itate ex-prostitufes are not work- ing effectively. Only about 1,300 of the women have been using re- habilitation centres where they are supposed to get help toward a “‘new start.’

The main police complaint is

that to win the small welfare pay- |-

ment provided by law, the ex- prostitute must have sponsors and a registered address. In most cases, the only sponsors the women can produce are their one- time bosses and the only ad- dresses are their old haunts.

TRAIN MINED ALGIERS, Algeria (Reuters)— A mine exploded under a pas- senger train on the Bougle - Al- giers line Thursday at Tizi Pass, about three miles from Bougie, injuring several persons and

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