13 the Guardian. Thurs. April 23. 1364.

Red Inﬂuence Described In Negro Movement

WASHINGTOV IAF —.F‘Bl Director J Edgar Homer says "(‘nmmimlst Influence does ex- !st Ln the Negro movement." and could play an important role In swaying masses without their roalizm: it

In a clog-d session of a House of Representatives appropria~ hons subcommittee. H o o v e r also described what he said are efforts by the Communist: to rt‘cruit American students to their News

In Jan '20 lp';tim_nn\ made piihtic Tuesday. Hoover said the Communist party tries to ex- nand Its Influence among Ne- :roes and particularly has 'KOllEIlt ways and means to ex- ploit thc trulitant forces of tlie Vezro ('|\’lI rizhts movement "

The party. Homer said. tries to use "what are often ICEIII- matc .\'c:ro complaints and Zl‘leVam‘CS for the advancement It Communist objectives. E“

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.t P Hendricken “as a Visitor tn Charlottetown 'I‘hursdav

Patrick Duffy. Fort Auzustiis Has Iii Ptsquid East. Thursday on hUA'IIeN'I-

Fluid .Ia\' \ia'~ a \l~ltm in t‘ltarlottetoun. Thursday

Mrs Harold .lay was a \‘lSliiJI‘ 'n Charlottetown. Saturday.

“r and Mrs. David Birt t"liai'lottotmi‘p were \lsitors at the home M Mr and Mrs Alton .Ia\'. Saturday

(‘Iit'tord Afflcclx. \loiint Stew- art was a visitor at the home ot \II' and Mrs Floyd Jay. Saturday

Mi". Alton .la.\ and daughter. Isabel and hrt' mothci'. \li's. Wallace Woolridzr. were visit- ni‘s in Bunhury. Sunday where they were the :uests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel lIacLean.

Mr. and Mrs, Johnny Mac- Donald. sons Blair and Ricky and daiizlttm' Bererly. Churchill more Sunday :uests at the home ., . '5 parents. \li' and .\Il‘3 Eduard .la)‘

Mr and Mrs Floyd Jay were HSIIOI'S in Charlottetown Mon- day where they visited Mrs. Jay’s father. Walter MacDon- ald. a patient in the Prince Ed- uard lsland Hospital

.\II' and Mrs. Harold Afﬂeck. Mount Stewart were visitors at . the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Jay. Sunday. .

Miss Florence Richards. AI- herry Plains and Miss Penny Burke. New Perth. were visit- ors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jay. Monday,

Mr and Mrs. Ray Shaw. (‘liarlottetown

Shaw's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Levi .Iay. BALTIC '

Mrs Keir Prater. has return- ed to her home in Baltic after being a patient in Prince County Hospital where she underwent surgery

Mr and Mrs Wilton Ramsay entertained the members of the rtioir M Princetoun Lini‘ed (‘hurch on Thursday eiemn: in preparation for the Easter Can- tata which was presented on

Sunday niot'IiIn: and included vocal duet "\‘ailcd To The Fross" hv \iessrs Bt'tire Riley

and William A. Ramsay, \‘ocal solo “Tell Me The Story" by ‘iliss Norma Hickey and a vocal solo 'Wlien l Survey The Won- rtrous Cross" by Mt. Smart (‘arriitherf- The choir alsn ren- dered many appropriate select- ions with Mrs (‘larence Carr and the service was conducted by Rev. Ralph Johnston. William Woodside M. r'nmoanied ITV her infant ~ton have returned to their home In Raltir from Prince (“minty Hos- pital

Master ,lotin Dalton spent a few davs recently In Baltic. Mir guest of Mrs John I‘II‘GII- vary

Mr and 'tlrs Russell \Iar» Lend left by motor car Thurs- day for their home In Boston. a'ter attending the funeral of Mr. )Iaclmod's brother. the late George MacLeod ot Spring Val-

.\'eiI \Iat'llrnd arrompanlod by his sister Miss Lila Macl.eod. RN. left by plane for their home in Boston. after being home to attend the funeral of their hro- ther the late Georze McLeod. CREATE PRAYER (TNTRE

MONTREAL 'CPIvRt Rev. R. K e n n e t h Mazuirc. An- glican Bishop of Montreal. an- nounced Tuesday that a "centre of prayer" will he established at "hrist Church Cathedral for

He addressed ’50 dole- zates attendin: the 1mm annual meeting of the Synod of the Montreal Diocese He said a place would he "set apart" in the haptistry of the downtown rathedral as a "centre of praycr for Christian unity."

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