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VAIIBD HUMAN MOTIVES AT ODD! IN ALPINE THRILLEB. "THE WHITE TOWER."

With scenes at tiie actual locale oi! the story in the French Alps, RKO .R.sA:iio's "The White Tower." stars Glemi Ford. Valli. Claude Rams and Oscar Homolka. in a suspenseful romantic drama of mountain climbing. as filmed throughout in color by Technicolor Ollens It the Prince Edward to- day.

The plot turns on an attempt by six persona of different national- ities to ascend a hithert.o-un- clinlbed peak. Each of them has a different kind of urge to conquer the ice-clad pinnacle. The con- flicts that develop heirweeti various members of the party and the ro- mance between a young American flier and an Italian girl. motivate the action of the enthraliir.-g story.

Ford and Miss Valli have the romantic leads. with Rains as a French author. llcniolka as a vet- onan Swiss guide. sir Cedric Hard- wiclse as is British naturalist. and Lloyd Bridges as a German officer. All the exteriors were photograph- ed in and around the village of Chsmorrix and on the glaciers and snow fields of the world-famous Mont. Blsnc. giving the film a striking realism all the way Iirough to its surprise climax.

Scripted by Paul Jnrrlco from the novel by James Ramsay Uli- msn, the picture was produced by Sid Rogell and directed by Ted Tetalaff. The featured supporting cast includes Lloyd Bridges, Juno Clsyworth and Izotte stein. besides Hardvrioke.

SAIGON. Indo-Chins. Dec. 27 -- fAP)-Oomrnunist China and tho Communist-lad rdbel Nationalist Government in Indo-China agreed to establish diplomatic re- lotlons. it was announced today

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AGENTS:-MONTAGUI: Harold F. Landry. Mrs. Ilyroo Stewart. Mrs. lrooo Maerhoe. Mlss Joyeo Wtuinlon. Miss Joan Johnston. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon IJVEII.

The Guardian may he boug Montague: town: The

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Post Office;

Blue Dome Restaurant. and Guardian Office;

in at the following places In

in George-

in Sourir: The Snack lBnr and It Rich-

Miss Bess Poole. who has be?” visiting in Belmont. Mass. and Keen. New Hampshire. for the pair several weeks. returned to her home in Montague recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Storey. Charlottetown. spent the liolidnys with Mrs. Storey's mother. Mrs. John E. Fraser. Montague.

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Charlottetown. Montaguc. V. R. Pepi

Taylor. spent .vcst(-rda,v in guest of Min and Mrs. Dr.

Mrs. l-lorarc Montague. had as their recent guests Mrs. Fraser's pars-nts. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Hill of Charlotte- IOtVl1.

Mr. and Fraser.

Mr. and Mi-s,”Edward Garnhuni and daughter Judy of Charlotte-

town werc recent visitors to Mon- tague. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J

oseph .VlzicGregor. Mr. James Lieu-cllyn. Murray Harbour North. is visiting in Mon- tague. guest of his son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Chesicr MiCLlil'C.

Mrs. Wiiuiilrcd Bell and her son. Rog. of Montague. are spending the holidays in lilamrpton. N.B., guests of the formcr's brcihcr-in- law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Whitehead.

'l'Rls0NEIt-VRli(lAl'Tl7Rl5D - Quick work oti the part of the

M. P. resulted of a prisoner who brokc

Georgetown Jail yesterday in(:.. The man. Charles Edward Gilbert. of Souris. was found in- the woods at the outskirts of the Town forty minutes after he had made his escape. He had been serving time for an infraction of the Excise Act, and will now face

in the re-capture out of morn-

v Mr. and Mrs. Herb Poole. Char- - lottetown. spent the holiday week- ierid in Montague. guests of Mr. land Mrs. L. H. Poole. I

Mr. Arthur Wright. Charlotte- town, was a business visitor to Montague yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Thomp- son and their two sons of Dun- staffnage. spent the holiday week- end with Mrs. Thompson's par- rnta. Mr. and MI.'S. Berijamine Weatheirbie. Valleyfieid.

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Mr. Kenneth MacDougald. Mon- tague. is spending the holidays in Annapolis Valley. guest of his brolhcr-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. C. Conrad. He will also visit hh brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and M-rs. Colin MacDougaid in Bedford. N.S.

cardigan And Vicinity Mrs. Murie:lacKeiizie. Rio

Vista. was a visitor to Charlotte- town recently.

The Newfoundland vcsscl 'Ari"l" sailed from Cardigtiii port On Fri- tiuy aftcr loading with mixed pro- duce there.

Dccpi-st S.Yl”il-l').'lLil)' is cxtcndcrl in tlic t:imil.v of Hip late Mrs. Til"- inns Burkc of Cardig.-in North. -H10 ptisseri :1'.Vn)' sudtlcnly at her hmiic on December 21st.

Mr. Ethan Sicvvart. Montague. conipleted installation of the new furnace in St. Andrews Presby- tcrian Church. Cardirzan. Tliursday of last week.

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..'Mr. John M. MacKcnzie. Card- igan North. left on Friday for Boston. Mass'.. where he will spend the holidays with relatives and friends. '

Friends of little Ray Sanderson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sander-

an additional charge of jail breaking. Georgetown

0 O C and Vicinity

Mr Percy Ra-ftise. of "roronto is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rrafuse.

Mr. John George of Toronto, Ontario. is visiting his mother. Mrs. Marion George.

Mr. Clem Wiglitd of Charlotte- town spent Christmas with his mother, Mrs. William Wight.

Miss Marion Morrison of 'I'ornn- tn. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Philip Morrison.

Mr. Dominick Doiron of Rus- tico. spent Christmas as the guest of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacLean. Miss Mary McCormick. R. N.. of Boston. Mass., is visiting in Georgetown. where she is the guest of her mother, Mrs. John Andrew Maccorvmick.

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fraser of North Lake were Christmas lioli- day guests at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. spurgeon walker.

Miss Marlon Dougan of Char- lottetown is the guest of the Miss- es Nellie and Sarah MacPhec.

Miss Margaret Layers of Hall-

fax. was the holiday guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Layers.

Miss Kay rftoclie. student at st. Duns-tanls College. spent the holidays at her home in George- town.

Mr. and Mrs. Doug. Graham and family of Belle River were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Wright.

Mr. Amos Lavandier of the U. S. A.. motored to Georgetown. arriving here on Saturday inst. and is the guest. of his -parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavandtcr.

The Misse.:dMargaret. Eileen and Vivian Wood of Charlotte- town, were lhe holiday guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. '1.

Wood. Water Street.

Mrs. William.-Hook of Charlotte- town, was the holiday guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavandier.

Miss Louise Murphy of Dealois

Bros, in Charlottetown spent Christmas with her Dlrenl-1. Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy.

. . 'Mlss Doro-tlw Jenkins of

son. will be pleased to hear he has returned home from the King's County Memorial Hospital. Monta- gue. where he was a patient I0? some time.

Mr. and Mrs. Alban Brothers of Rosenesth. have moved to Char- lottetown where they will take UD residence on the Mt. Edward Road. Their many friends wish them cv- CYY SUCCESS.

Santa Claus paid it hrivl Visit Vi Cardigan School on Thursday "1 last week. where he dislflbllled gifts to the pupils and many urc- school children of the district.

Messrs. Gordon Roberts and John Brcliaut, of Georgi-'iI0Wn R0!- alty and Messrs. Lcmucl Allcn and James Allen of Cardigan. rr-('eiit-

ly motored to Launcliing Place. from whcrc they crossed in Boughton Island. whore Mr. Rn-

bcrts recently purchased some pro- pt-rty.

Mr. Lemuel P. Allen and Mr. Gordon Roberts ital? l'0mDl0l9(l formation of a partnership in the business of raising sheep. Mil-'I.V friends are wishing them cvcry success in this worthy Vflllllrfr During the warmer seasons thc sheep will be pastured on Bough- ton Island.

Charlottetown was the Christmas holiday guest of her mother, Mrs. Florence Jenkins.

Captain J. B. Scully. Canadian Army. Atlantic Command Head- quarters, stationed at Halifax. spent Christmas at his home in Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Currie and family of Charlottetown were holiday guests at the home of Mrs. Curries parents, Mr. and- Mrs. John C. Gotell.

Mr Walter MacNeill of the Cana- dian National Railways office in Charlottetown. spent the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. An- drew McNel1l.

Miss Mary'R..oc-he. student nurse at the Prince County Hospital un Summerslde, spent Christmas

with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roche.

Mr. Harry -McConnell of the Canadian Bank of Commerce.

stationed at Sprlnghili. N. 5:. was the Christmas holiday guest. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. McConnell.

Mr. Harold Dicks. -member of the Royal Canadian Navy. sta- tioned st H. M. C. S. Cornwallis, st Cornwalus. N. 8.. spent Christ- mas with his parents, Captain and Mrs. Nelson Dicks.

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Son or P.E.l. A Woman Killed

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tlic Montague locality is the fol- lowing itcm taken from the Ed- monton Journal:

STONY PLAIN-A spectacular truck-train collision Dec. 1st i claimed the life of Gordon Kreye. 23. when the truck in which he was driving was struck at a level crossing on the main street by a freight train.

The truck, which burst into' flames was wrapped around the cnginc of H19 train and carried for about three-quarters of a mile. . The truck was driven by Joe Van Pctcrghen. North Battleford. Saslc. who was killed instantly. Gordon Kreye (lied later in Ed- monton Hospital from injuries and burns.

According to witnesses the train continued for about three quar- ters of a mile before it came to R stop. Wrapped around the HI- glne of the train was the burn- ing truck. The truck caught fire at the impact. The fire burned even the flag flying from the lo- comotivc.

Fact that Kreyp, was taken from the wrecked truck alive was attributed to the prompt rescue efforts of a section crew They rushed in the train when lt' stopped und t-hrciv snow into tiiv truck to qunch the flames and to enable them to pull out the two trapped men.

Kreye was still conscious and said he hail scan the freight train npproachiiig. It was reported his clothes wcre nt-at-l,v burned off him. and ho was suffering from what wcre drscribcd as third tie-i, gr:-e burns.

One witness said. "When it. hit. there was a big hang. a cloud of snow flew up. and away they went." Anothcr witness reported that "Tho whole truck was in flnnios when it went. past the station." Both men

had been employed by Garrlty Drilling for about three years. Kl'P)'p was um um of A, Krcie and Mrs. Krrye. tlic fornicr llilda Ross. daughter cf lite into Mr. and Mrs. John Ross. lI.'nion Road. King's County, P. E. He was also a nephew of Mrs. Alex Hamilton. New Perth and Mr. Vernon Ross of Union Road. and :4 grand nephew of Mrs, Jroscxnli Mnccrcgor. Montague. P. (Patriot Please Copy)

Christmas service At Mt. .stewart church

The Christmas services on the Mt. Stewart Charge were well at.- tended. 'Ilhe Mt. Stewart. Ohuxcli was decorated and a tree arranged for the benefit of the Sunday School Children. The children were given apples. oranges and candy. and presents were exchanged by teachers and scholars.

At the regular service the Choir with Mr. Roland Jay. Organist. led in the singing of Christmas Hymns and rendered beautifully a very suitable anthem.

in the sermon Mr. Mercer said: "Jesus came to save those who fail and do wrong, and not to con- demn them. We today. he said. are challenged to follow Jesus in doing good. and attracting sinners through love and example to the

Of liitcrcst tri many readers in

to Mr. D. L. Mullen on the

A Russian veto was put fortlti at Lake success. N. Y.. to block smur- lty Council action on Korea. The western powers planned to indict

Ml. Stewart and Vicinity . . 'Mr. and Mrs. Alex liiadlnlyre

of Lorne Valley were recent visi- tors to Mt. Stewart.

Deepest sympathy is extended death of his mother. Mrs. Elle Jane

Mullen in Scotchfort on Tuesday.

Mr. Paul Jay. student at 5 D. (1., has arrived home for his Christ- mas holidays.

The Misses Leona Atkim. Myra Griffin and Gloria Feehan. stu- dents of Notre Dame. have arrived home for the Christmas Iholidays.

Gerald Mcl-Kearney of the R. C. N.. is visiting the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John McKear- ney. Glenroy.

Little Miss Jean Ross, rwho hiis been a patient in the 0'it.y lins- pital for the past two weeks. has returned home much improved in health after her operattiun.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry TlllllllillS and family left on Fi'lda;y evening by car for Boston, to visit Mrs. 'I'immins' mother for the Christ- mas holidays. Miss Auntie McCor- mick accompanied them on the trip. "

Miss Doris smith of 1)ai'tiiioutli. N. 5.. has arrived home owing to the illness of her father. Mr. Thomas smith in the Clit:y Hospital.

Mr. Louis McAskiil. who has been employed in Truro for the past few months. returned 'iiome for the holidays.

The friends

mdny of Mt.

Stewart's grand old ladys Mrs. Dan-l

iel McAssey. will he so: ry to know -that she fell on Christmas day and although no hones were brok-

besutlful way of righteousness. Anyone can condemn. (but. it takes strong mr-n. who are will lng to work hard and make sacrliiois. to save.

The front of the church at Bristo; was beautifully deooralzed, and tho largo congregation was delightnd and gave much praise in the artist. Mr. Morris Arnold. :Because of many requests the declarations are being left intact for the service next Sunday at three, o'clock. Tllu Choir with Mrs. Vernlon Anderson. organist. made a definite contri- bution to the Cltrlswnias service with a very fine anthem.

while the rest. of Canada is en- loying .sn unprecedented boom.

i many of the long-ostsbllahod oom-

munitlss of norttiwost;ggtsrlo1-ave beoome virtually shgnant sono- miosity duo according to issuing cttluns. music oovsrinaonvs

Great bales lost her mill. where CD or ll! were

forest policy. whilst: has given the pulp and paper by miss a monopoly on northland forqsh. This has re- sultod is nesstng;out oi the saw- IIII industry. in deadly that. a too- ally born cww novusnt is under way In .,Wtnlsm.

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U. N.'s General Assembly. The Run-

I. Vyshinslry, seen shaking hands

en. she received a shaking which required her to remain bed for I. few days.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jay of Cambridge. Mass, is visiting Mr. Jay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jay, for the Christmas holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Anderson and family spent the holiday in Lunenburs. N. 5.

Senator and Mrs. J. P. Mclnlyre were Christmas day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McIntyre, Mt. Stewart.

Midnight Mass was observed in st Andrew's Church on Christ- mas night to a large congrega- tion with the pasior, Rev. Father Czimpbgll. celebrating the Mass,

Lorne Valley

Mr. and Mrs. Birt Leard and family were visitors to Charlotte- town on Friday.

Mrs. Earle Mat-Donald was a ,(ti'isitor to Charlottetown nn Thurs- ny. .

I l Alctha Macl.cod. Mt.

Miss Mel- iick. spent the week-end at her ,home in Lorne Valley. ' Miss Christine Show. Charlotte-

. town. is spending her vacation at , the home of her parents. Mr. nnd ' Mrs. Daniel Show.

3 Mr. Bruce Wooirldgo was st lsunday visitor to Plsquid. the i guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs y Wallace Woolrldge.

i . Mr. Alton Maccurath and Mr. ;Grant Mccnnnell left on Monday jfor Toronto. Ontario. where they it-xnrct to be employed.

l Mr. and Mrs. Earle MacDonald spent Sunday at Piiiquld where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jay. I

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MscEnch- day visitors at the home of Mrs. iVlncEai-iicrn's port-nir. Mr. Mrs. William Ferguson. Lorne Vai- icy.

Able Seaman George Wilson is spending a thirty-day leave at his home in Cardigan Head. has been

Navy for the past two years.

Recent;

this vicinity include Mr.

Elmer Mclnnis. Mr. Charles Mac-

secessionist Movement iillntiorvriay inI”FcrtmiIllIlam To Improve. Forestry Policy

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alrnstoersatonew-province .wlllirnorovo forest policy. out ol thatpartotontsriovrsstofalisn ors-wanorthmsiasolt

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Klllltobl. and BIQIIHIB! bined.

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and James.

George in Cardigan with the Royal Canadian Wednesday evening, December 2”-

visltors to the city from for presenting such a George gramme. Mclnnis. Mr. Peter Macl..eod. Mr. trlbutcd gifts from a well iatlrn

DECEMBER zo, 1950 Lake Success

the Chinese Communist! In Use with Wu Hsiuchunn. elite! of Com. i

munist Chins delegation to U.N..

-Inn delenl-Ion. headed by Andrei made it plain it would veto the

resolution.

Murray Harbour p Tuxis Group To 3 Receive Trophies :

. . ' A few months ago the Murray Harbour Tuxis and Trail Ranger Groups were notified that thcy had won the two Maritime siileid.-. ill Athletics. marking t.l1e third con- secutive year this honor has come to them. Recently they were not.- fled from Toronto. by telegram that the trail Rangers had won the , Taylor stattcn trophy in the iiation. at athletic contest and the 'mx:s square had won the Wallace Fiuizld Trophy. This was the second win. marking them as the only group in Canada to achieve this honor. The contest is on a point basis and con- sists of dashes. Potato Race. Hop. Step and Jump, Base ball throw, High Jump and Shot put. The boys are now busy making preparations for their hockey season. They will have teams entered in Pee-wee. Midget and Junior Hockey.

Mr. Whitney Dalrymple. Marl- tline Boyls Worvlrgisecretary will no in Murray Harbour United Church. the first Sunday in February to pre- sent the trophies in the groups.

Two of the boys. Nelson Bell and Brent Harris are now attending the Boy's Parliament being held in Mount Allison University. Sackvlila. representing King's County last year. Nelson was Minister of Athle- tics.

The two groups and their leader! Rev. D. W. MacPherson and Mr. Criliy Len are receiving hearty con- gratulations on their achievements.

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Leod. Mr. Lloyd MacDonald and

Mr. Birt Leard.

tMr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacDoiialrl motored to Church

Road on Wednesday where thP.V

crn rind family, lone. were Sun- were guests of Mrs. MacDonald's

and Mrs. Homer They also were guests nf Cuylcr l)lngwrll.

parents, Mr.