CHARLOTTETOWN

PAGE EIGHT W THE GUARDIAN. . - JULY 12 19 i . gg,,,,g,,,.,, ..g,...... . v llaiom iisol "Mu3'r"b' I-men "'o?-iE"' ; " o t r en: a ran y.. no I , Montreal Stocks L E- 4 THE EASTERN GUARDIAN Gravel Truck Marion linowlton Dispense: some l....(.,.w1.t.o..,.;.. mhfgi... 5...: (3 ' n n at - - .. g EL AGENTS:-MONTAOUI: Harold e. uni-y. Mrs. anon ltowarl. In i . . - Hubie. ".4 cc.........,.,- 'A,,;..f”f,:: '-l ' didnt recall much after that. His Bruce llaoflseo. um Joyce Wlulotouyllln Joan Johnston. " 0 'n trio: niccl and Enriquitai junk” CM:)NTl:(l,E:AL, Jilly ll .- (cm -. mext clear recollection W3, 1,”, AGENT GIOIGITOWN: Weldon haven . i or intricate and ludicrous objects- .ios ng s ck quotations. at night when he was in ho . - i - - - i and a company of hilarious ' ' ' . stock (llou ital. Sp The Guardian may bo bought at the following piaou II n W down. in .1; 59,1, of antic" . Ab", H H 19 1,4 The nght, had been on the Monte: Ia: Blue D&mo tleataugant. andrGuasI'dl:c: Office; infurjo N by George Delheml. um. wmh. HA1,” 3150 pt 25' muck but he thought they were XOQIIL. slho Post "CI, in 0IAl'IIs ho I Bl! Ill IRCD I-.A gravel truck struck "N lnl. gun bmyclc 1-ldini buuoom . Ashes 55 not really necessary at that time ” ' . ”' .. west side of the Montague Bridge 5P”"5”"d by (.:h”1”W3Iv0lA'n - 3'-ithurst A 50 l-4 0! the night as they were no as ....'HOME AND School meei- ..-CHILD mi:Ar.'l'Il coNnsn- yesterday morning when the rear .K1w""l5 .CI"b' 39”” ”' Semiot- ,. Bathurat B 29 gsistance at all. ing. Thursday. July 12th. at 8.10 I-JNCE -- Souris, July 13th. Town wheel of the truck came off pull- mm Rad” Funds Bell Ixd 39 1-: He stated he estimated they were p.m. Hall, 2-4 PM. in; me truck into the brjdgg, The .;- Brazil 23 3-4 parked for five or six minutes fix- - -- truck was carrying a load of . BA Oil 34 7-8 mg the truck before they were hit. .. fMr. and Mrs. Arthur Carru- ..'DELUxE ELECTIHC WASH- gravel to the Warren paving plant iBA oil Pr II). Under cross-examination by Mr thers. Charlottetown. were visl- ER with pump. Regular price at Roseneath and at the bridge s Bruck A 21 McPhee, witness said he had not tors to Montague yesterday. guests 5219.00. 3990181 Price 3189.00. All approach the housing of the left Bldg Pro .11 checked the actual time they left of Mrs. W. J. Carriithcrs. Electric radios 1094: Off While they rear wheel broke. the Wheel drop- Can Cem .. 70 Charlottetoivn that night. They 1""-D"V"'3 Radio Semctv MOW pins off. and the truck striking Cali Cem Pr 27 1-: had eaten in the Modern Cafe and .. 'Mr. and Mrs. George Fraser, Bluer the railing between the uprights. '-'C:in ss Fr 44 l-i then gone back to the trucl: which Charlottetown. spent yesterday in . ' of” Only the presence of the guard .- can Brew 21 was a 1945 3-ton Ford. while they Montague. guests of Mi-. Fraser-"s W" HAVE 1" 5W'k 10”" stringers prevented a more serious Cal 55 were behind they could not see mother. Mrs. Mabel Fraser. 3””! "-led mPW"5 I" A4 C0”d5' accident. since the front wheels CPR Xd 26 3- road ahead. -- ,””"' A1” 9",”, ""d dump '31” were prevented from making a Cdn Vkrs is 1-" Asked by Judge T.-ainor V.-ha; . tMi-s. B. H. Yen has returned "I SW31 ):'”'"dl'”0"i 0".” mick. Qt complete turn sending the truck .1 Smclters Xd Kb '46 Solomon was wearing he said just in Montague after spending a few ;!e"(l d W G.” ' t!T”wh"5W I” II"-if directly into the railing. Fortun- I) sea; 2': a suit, of clothes. no ova;-com, weeks in Halifax. She was ac- "ml Eb' !9'l 5 H ”'; ” eh ately also there were no children Dom mid , ,3 1.4 Questioned by Mt Mcphee he said romp-aniod home by her daughter. 1: ”::-I l:”ti:t'5'lh”:1h1:n h":" fishing from the bridge as is the 30m T" xd 33 1' V was 3 Kr" sum M155 Hazel Xe” of Hamaxi loaders all steel with; riibb-fr wstlfmi I 1 d lll d 'lDom Tex 14 . ' . , T e grave on was sp e on Do... Tex 1., X4 .53 0.”, w..ms,, rrrxcr-: AT OIL TANKS. - iE””:' R W R”bb'"”' M””- R II'il bridge. but the driver was Fmitn Xd in 3-4 Workmcii have begun erecting the i Fg unhurt. . Fraser Xd 55 1-2 Eriison Sheidovr. farmer" of Mili- 19”" ”0””d, the lrvmg 0” Cami ”' T .'1 Stl War . 20 view. testified he left his home g:gy3a:'k5i1" tiwolmagueih R M5 0 t d , ll Brid l3 l--1 alone in his car about 6.43 um: , " ””""e P21 9 "03 aa 3 er ay d Hud Bay ...... 57 night. He stopped at a. service sLn- VKJOM Hm lanks Wm”? 3” 1"” . 'lmp Oil .".Fi lion in Pownal long enough to get IV ,5 0” H.” 5m”h Side. 9' H" imp Tob iii l-2 S2 worth of gas and then put his ”:'d3"' ""':”L,p”5C”", 3 H,” l””' - i l t.N' kl 37 i-4 i n. th a 1 b r - Mi Md ”” row” 9””"”1 asked ' Mr KeIIIICd "T - . liil. Placlle 51 3... Islgnillegnfroliiethel '23J..ii..”.””..L..T 51"” me 5"” be ”3".”"'' The ”.”" I y ' it i 1 nt Yo l in te ii A T". T Wm ppm 13 .He got mam about 7.20 and may .5 an -5',eeI' appmmmamy mgh; gj p Pretty Marion Know on s rg unger eep an are usua y H Yak? wda .0 1 .. Pd rm. I 18 mmuteq Judg, feet high. with a top guard pm- at the head of her class as an the troupes seen performing their II i' ' ' W " 3 ' - - - . 't on the working and routines and i.rick.I in the sawdust Mass” .3 H. Twecdv was the mm, one he mcogg 'l;1ClIt)dll. II is also understood tnat ..vrm .1.-nth nccurfpd at, her .. The death of Albert Kennedy. auiholfl Y . . ,. ' . as , i . ' , . yk s d th t l-, . - , , 1 t handling of elephants-those pon- rings. because fast. movement and . .””C"” . f3 ll" ””'”d "'l we ””"g”9 W” med '-'1 bciiisz i'copaii:1E:c(i1.un pai'ti(:eula:tiI)l'hiI1-ii. i'l:IiieI-iiihihruifsiismin iililiislinii 33.35.: iEI,il1(:ml:isl'll1'EiS Hgillpiittlgll yye:- derous behemoths that have be- speedy lerwork are the prerequi- .-.Q'nr5al:1dCA” M in " :; 1 it ””””3” '” Ch””"'”" srcmn facinz the water edrc -liter n lenqfztlivvillness riieilaie terday liiorninl Aiinousn i..' iail-'come more than Ciowmx hi im 5"" 0' SMPPY ""lW0”f-15' ivh'f1' . .. l .- '. ..l . . . ht ' M . --M s . . V p 1d d b Wpme I M 1&1 The Msamzcr was Mrs. sen” Alihgtigh Iilc buildings ale not Mis.,l-fume, nee Elizabeth Anne in health for the Dust two years.lm.ey mi we V9” ”3.'mI”.1 M be gwxbeg er an eecame I3: "gd CAN ADAI5 FIN E51 mice P, 4;, while W, V . . H . ,1 1 ,. hem. fenced. the main fire hazard Machcnzic. was the daughter oi his passing came as a. great 3hoclcIKI”t Bill" 3''35-. W" ””3 mm " mm" m If. '9 r 5'3; r... 3...'.;5E..?;L..."..”2i.:1'i..Li:i Ml" ””' M-r to his was we "cm :”2::"l” Iz.:l:.:.".”":.::V ”:..';"".'.::.”"l.i..: C ' G M mi . 7 T i ' ffirc from this source is Kenzie'lris Besids n h I) d in d sd b0 i M 1- 0 IP99” "9 "l 3” W” .Royalite .. l4 1-2 have her hiisband come out to see ?,r:f..c'11V0 en - t d ' ” e er us an ' E cc" e W” m n on for one day only on Monday July around the circus grounds boon. St. Law Com . H 43 if he Could help v u , uiina e . she leaves to mourn two daui;ht- ague forty-seven years ago. non of,16th at me spring Park 'cim1s mg wuom out of um mud with ' st. Law corp ISL pr xd 35 . Questioned hylwl Dar.” he Sam rrs. Thelma. tlirs. K.-n Dewar). Mrs. Catherine Kennedy, and the . ' d f . 1 . I iormances their cremendous hudgon weight; at. Law Corn 2nd Fgrdxd .. Wi)3:I:lthE thought the reply was no. He that gem,,.a1h. Speaking mere W” Edd, J:(?31' (:;”:';'ol:;;3:'lt;g"g?;1';1' E”vw;-ldA:;);l:”;I:rh:(:;l:?:1Y-133'; Eo;3o”...?f rif:4V(;,1?1saII.pe1 raising the big top canvas while ' St Law PM 15" Pl ' t ”'" W35 3153 Nked-W I-339 W9 lnlulffi d ' . - "C .. ' . Y i ' g l . ' Marlon will inform vou that the hitched in harness. or pulling up u sr.Law Pan and Pix 59.6-3,man to town but declined as he f. m” ”'””I''" 0i ”””C '" W” 9”" G.”"”' I” O5””'"' 0”" ”d .C”””"”" '”'"Y "'d W” ”'m"”d a cold legend that "an elephant center voles. Some need constant 5 Sh, H . 3- th h ., g our, especially on a Saturday John in Iris. also a sister Margar- in Ngwfoundlgnd. 3 . . . ' 5.2222 4 Pc P; l 42 1-2 ....i.1E.i.iic..”,"...l"lti,.." SE6 :r"op'lp"gd R . g ei. Mrs. mev.) Campbell 13. Dud- Besides his widow (nee Bertnap "ff; ""535 ”,.f.2”h::f,lhenrk:”:1.',i ”;5.,,.s”g',.;,::",s ;2:?ed:':'.: , ,--L ' 3'-F91 Xd 32 1 his passenger at H0lmP”'-5 M 1"” s-iiflueihxeoneuivgiiielhlldge Tmmoi: he Ia(lyse(r;ili(c)esRwRiiidt:'N' '1 Toxins; Macxenzm Fomme)' he 1” 'i"r”i gthereanpimals have? decided trails faithful as any dog reared by a GUI "CW P9IIuv'mrvIl0I' .- . ti ' ' s ' ' '. A ( l - I , . ..:--- Un Steel 9 1 3 icquest, th . I. . . if” 390 W id n 1 m ”e P .9. g lived by h15.m”mer' wh” reside” or character and as many dilier- kind and understanding family. wmlmun ,,,,.,,...,,.,, .,...,.,.; .,,.,...,..,.... p Cross examined bv Mn Mcphfm c immr-diatc viciliiti. It liflsl div. 5 9 C9 pg” 1 9" Il”d3.Vr 1" in Montague. five Sons. Mamihient moods md disposition; as nu- Internationally known stars to MIDI:IwCKIl0.IflIlIIl'IW1'IlY:IWg'KIOIelIIaII- BANKS Emmess said he did!” look at thn 'Irhe iscritlicr was clear. no rain or g::e”t';trVW1l 1” 1” the 39159-59 !.i-thui'. Alton. Roland. and Mel-imam. some learn easy ;nd mp appear uwouxhout H" motmm :lg'v-4- I'0hl!m:fI";r:fm',0g:;M i;-g-gg;m-;! " time when he left home and haul 05E L bl (. . A Vihll NUT '-'I31l8hteT5- 39171159.! get quickly, while others learn are Prince KiG0re. and his ”Com- .',.';,,1:,.,',",.f,2:,,.'F.: .,ii;,..'Ku,i3;L??r.l?.b'&i'.'i'.'..'. Can Nat lr- only been in Pownal ii few min- R Cm;:Il;, 9. .d'”;"1”". M”K""'”?' . C'k"”' c”O1.' md Lmd" lomislowly and remember longer. 0th- mend Performance" lions: Mario inniq alt .1;-Itigitlfa--!l.u;;Ill:';Ii;.oip;IVii;l;;g;; Com Xd 1.3 . Utes. He Md mt his passenger 35 .h. . ..”se te liecelved a tl2.- feet. starting at the Kinlock road. brotliers. Milton and lmnest, Illle” have quick temp,” Others and Josephine Xvanov. some;-gauig. lrsghnllfna dpwmn E" ml mm .Mt1 I v . 1.5lHolman.s because she Said we flpdone ca at no tIIEI. night and From the side of the truck the Montague; Frank in Queen Mlatyghave kind dispositions and are jug tighLw1re slam; the yen Ilu-n:tI::'lI'tIno:;Igt3:i:ls&l;::.nt;:):y::mh3h Scotia Xd Xr .. wantgd no see her husband. tabl30r'Gf1bW the 5091"? Wllh 9011' bflhihce Of Pavement yon lhh left HOSDNPBL MOMNEIE 31111 GUY I"' friendly. There are few that are Cristiani Troupe. whirlwind, gaalo Idol'n2':)l.i:a"" I:.SneI?nf:dl'Hn(lI!r'l!.lIl:ivlEIhi::. Royal 14 Wliiston Smith. whose home in fro e d e””"- They '”"”V9d in Side was 12 feet which with 3 British Columbia: and three Sis-lnlways treacherous. just like bron- somersauiting bareback riders and 5'.'3;"g.l.....Ii oatrox Toriiiil'l'ahiotl for new vim: Scotia R!-S Southport is at the corner of the ” 3"n51a.V6d until the coroner shoulder of 5 feet made a space ters. Minnie (Mrs. Richard Camp-' cos, always outlaws. acrobats; Teresa Morales. netless '""'i””W""”””""'"'”i”'”'"'"'”"t Georgetown and Kmock wads, grgme :1 cr 8 p m. Gardiner was 17 feet wide on that side. The rear bell. Hamilton, Ont.). Mildred i - CL-RB said he had smrwd from his housn thing put in the ambulance when tires of the car were 6 inches to (Mrs. Benjamin Spataza, shclteri l M to the scene. but thought it. looked gl):'.t'h?r9'. . W the left: of the skid marks lndic- Island. N. Y). and Gfilce. (Mrs. . (-mm PM, .i. herlous so rammed Ln his home to CI luck "R5 approximately i sting the car had been in contact Ted Maclsean. Montaguei. i yo.-d A .71 3-t phone the RhC'MpP. The mm. or 8 eet ahead of the car. As to with an object and jumped that His remains are resting at the much. He had measured the dist- home of his mother. Funeral ar-l

Shipping News AT HALIFAX Arrived Wednesday imperial Goderlch. from Svdiirv sailed Wednesday

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LITTLE DIVIIH-J.VD" CE EDVVARD

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The captivating Banks family. .i-hoso adventures in "Father of the Bride” provided one of Holly- -ivo0d's most hilarious movies. are lack again in M-G-M's follow-up picture. "Father's Little Dividend." now showing at the Prince Edward

Theatre. And they arr more liv- able. lovable and lailcliablr than evrr'

in the original Aioigv. u- left Spencer Tracy. as Stanley Banks. and Joan Bennett. as Mrs. Banks. exhausted but harimt at havini: launched their ”littlc girl," Kay ilzllizabeth Tsylori. over the thres- l-old from unexpectedly grown-up l daughter to budding bride. The new adventures revolve themselves

i-houi. the unproariously funny and r

warmly human happenings con- ltingcnt on Stanlt-y Banks becom- Inc a grandfather: its all here as it happoris in all families whose dailgi-ucr is "ex- rie0lil":." The typical "Stork show- er." the fears of tho mull: expect.- -nnt. mother. the issue of which micior is the host. thr argiimcnts as to what the bony will be namrd. the period of tenterhooks in which Stanley and Ellie are l'lVPI.r:d to the telephone in case of an em- ergency rail. Then thr turbulent I'X('II.Cl'll9l1L of the habyls birth. iiirilfcr jcaiousins between the res- pective pa"CnIS-Ill-IAW rach of whom wants A hand in thc rais- ing of the young heir. the Inevi- table spot. and rrroncilintion bo- iween the incxprricncrrl young married couple. And. fiiially, when all seems well. with Kay and Ruckley esiubiishrd in it home of their own. Stanley by an unex- pP.CI.vd misadventure comps close to losing a baby! But. all ends happily. with a final fadonut at the infant's chi'isicnir.g with the distraught grandpa i-nming into his reward when the baby is namori "Stanley." Tracy's portraval of thn man who finds it difficult In reconcile himself to the fact that he has reached the lzrandfathr-r stage is hnth humorous and toiiching and i '..is scenes with the hahy. whose Initial antipathy toward him turns to affection. are a sheer delight.

The others in the respective Banks and Dunstan families are i similarly lngratiatin-z. with Joan

. Bennett aizain proving an admir- . able helpmcet. Elizabeth Taylor and Don Taylor enacting It young

couple who might be living next

door. and with Billie Burke and Moron! Olsen providing laughs as

line was bus). but when he asked to clear it for an emergency he was given it right away. He phoned them at 7.20 and said to bring a doctor and ambulance. He went to the scene but again returned to the house for a blanket with which to cover the body of Solomon.

He estimated the distance be- iween the truck and car at 12 feet and his back door was 100 feet from the highway. At. the scene he saw Judge Tweedy and the others but. did not see Mrs. Seller. The Police came at 7.45. It was just. beginning to turn dark and he could see the truck clearly as the car lights were on it. Could also see the cal". After the accid- ent there was some traffic back and forth and he helped in direct it.

He was questioned on the mat- ier of the time by Mr. McPliec who said the R.C.M.P. times were five minutes different in each of the cases mentioned by Mr. Smith. Sheldon Smallwood said he lives across the road from Mr. smith He was home bilt did not see the accident. He saw the truck when it stopped and he then went Into the barn to mix feed. A little girl ran in to tell him there was an accident and he looked out the barn window but it did not look serious so he did not go immedr lately.

He saw several people there but not Judge Tweedy at. the time nor Mrs. seller. He saw the judge later and talked to him. He thought the doors on both car and truck were closed. He stayed at. the place till everything was cleared up.

Police Testimony

Cpl. Allan M. .1nl1iistoii. R t"- M.P.. testified he was official pho- tographer for the Detachment. He said he took photos after dark at the scene of the accident. Three were produced in evidence. They showed different views of the cn: and truck and their relation to each other. He said the skid marks revealed in one. of the pictures ex- tended for 50 feet back of the mr.

Unrlrr cross examination he said the skid marks were heavier at the end lion-sest the car. He was ask- ed if he did not agree that the truck tallzates had a weatherbea'.- en look similar in color to the ap- pearance of the asphalt. pavement. He testified tho Tweedy car took most of its damage above the bumper

He said he knew the road and j

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Dragger "ROBERT H". Dimensions 54 feet. by .1414;

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the car he said the grill was dam- aged. the radiator bent back. the bonnet rolled back and the right windshield shattered. The farrwas bent and could not. operate. He found an air filter from a carbuer- ntor lying on the shoulder of the road: there was one missing from the Tweedy car. A strip of chrome was on the mad partially under Solomon's body. Later examination showed it matched a place where there was it piece missing from the car.

He said there was no noticeable damage to the rear of the truck When he had rounded Keppoch corner on the way out it was dark. Saw People there when he arriv- ed. including Judge Tweedy.

Cross examined by Mr. Mel”-'lie:. he said he thought the windshield was shattered from the engine honnet being rolled back against it. On the way out he saw some cars; they had their lights on. He said he was familiar with the road and usually there was quite a lot of traffic on a Saturday night. Mr. Darby suggested there might be a lull. in the traffic.

Measurements Cited

Cpl. William H. Warner. RC4 M. said he arrived at the scene at (.00 where he took various mea- surelncnts and then prepared pi sketch of the locality. It showed the location of vehicles in relation to the scene. Tile paved highway there was 18 feet 2 inches wide with the right, shoulder being 5 feet. 3 inches and the left shoulder 5 feet 9 inches.

The truck was 7 feet 8 inches in front of the Tweedy car, The

ance from the 'bad bump' mention- ed ln previous testimony as 429 feet. to the rear of the Tweedy car. It was a substantial bump and there were no others between it and the car.

Questioned about various speeds in relation to braking distances he sold under ideal conditions a car at 30 miles per hour could be stop- ped in 50 feet. However. the table used did not apply here as friction of tires had to be considered. The brakes of the car were tested and found good as were those of the truck. A beam under the bodyyof the truck had been injured and had flecks of paint similar in color to that of the car.

On the conclusion of Cpl. War- ner's testimony Mr. Darby an- nounced the Crown was finished. Mr. McPhee then moved for dis- missal of the charge. On the de- cision to present the evidence for the defence before argument on the motion Mr. McPliee called J. A.

Reardon. of the Department of Highways. Mr. Reardon had prepared ii

scale map of the section of the Georgetown Road involved in the case. The scale was 1 inch to 20 feet and showed the section of road ior 800 feet west of the Kin- lock Road and 150 east of it. He stated the road showed indications of poor sub-grading and a heavy weight on top. His sketch and ac- companying evidence described the road, its width. shoulders. grades

and indicated the spots where bumps had been repaired this spring.

At the conclusion or his testim- ony court aujourned until 10.30

lcnzth of the skid marks was 59

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