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LONDON iAP.)-Prlmt. ..umsler Nehru is aevarely cittclsed today by some sections of the British press for his stand on the "peace- ful invasion" of Purtugues Gas by Indian demonstrawu.

The language is the strongest and against a leader of a Com- monwealth nation since attacks on South African Premier Johannes Strlidon for his racial policies.

The Daily Mail likens some Nehru lpeeclies on Goa to Hitler's proclamations.

The paper refers a previous Nehru statement that Goa was an "ugly pimple" on the Indian sub- continent and that "if anyone says

that we should continue to toier-'

ate this pimple. then he has not un- derstood our mind and heart. nor

that of Asia." -

To this Nehru statement, the Mail says

"such inflammatory sentimcnts

are familiar. The use of the word 'tolerate.' The veiled racial threat. It is pure Hitler."

Because the Portuguese police de- fended themselves in Goa. The Mail contends. Nehru called "Mm "brutal and unclviilzed."

The Daily Mirror columrlisl tn;

identify Two Killed In Craetlllo Crash

KMWICK N. B (OPT-Geno vieve Currie. 26-year-old daugh- ter of Mr. Justice L. D. Currie oi the Nova Scotla Supreme Court. and a Montreal man. were killed in a train-car crash near here Wednesday night.

Police identified the second vic- tim as Alison C. Simmons. 30. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sim- man: of Centreville. N. B.. who has been living in Montreal.

The accident occurred when the car in which they were travelling smashed into the side of a Cana- dian Pacific Raliway locomotive. Reports of the accidents said the car slcidded 65 feet before hitting the train.

CPR officials said the train was on the regular Chipman to Woodstock run and was travelling 30 miles an hour. The engineer said he could not stop the train in time.

The level crossing is marked by a crossed railway sign but there are no lights or bells. Visi- bility at the time was lowered by fog.

Miss Currie was born in Glace Bay, N. S.. and was a student at St. Patrick's high school in Hali- fax. She graduated from St. Francis Xavier University. An- tigonish. N.S.. and for the last three years worked in Montreal as a chemist.

She was on a vacation trip when the accident occurred. Her father was attorney-general in the Nova Scotla government he- lnre he went to the bench.

Br-sides her parents. survivors include brothers John of Cal- gary and Emmett of Halifax, and two sisters Kathleen and Mrs. J. H Reid of Montreal.

Out Grateful Thanlcs.

An extended once again to the Dominion and Provincial Governments. the City of Charlottetown. the Women's institutes. the Breeders of Livestock. H o r s e s. Sheep, Pigs and Poultry. the Horsemen of the Maritimes. the Caterers Mr. and Mrs Burgoyne and their capable staff, the Press. CFCY. the Macdonald Tobacco Co.. for their British Consols Trophy. the Chartered Banks of Charlottetown for the trophies donated for Maritime Livestock Breeders. and a donation by Cyrus Eaton. Nova Scolia. and to the People of Prince Edward island. and the many visitors from Nova Scoiia. New Brunswick and other parts of Canada and the United States.

I luun LruIlLIUl

rfire By British Dress

wilt) uses name "Cassandra" says:

"Nehru may not bring out his flanks or his armed police, but his words can have only one effect. lit is to inflame Indian public opin- 'ion, to encourage demonstrations and to lay the explosive train that leads to the powder magazine. Then he pleads that it is not he who holds the match."

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3 Lorne Valley

i I Mr. Lauren MacLeod was an overnight visitor to Nova Scotla ion Monday. August ti.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mac- Leod were visitors to Charlotte- town on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackett and Mrs. Randall Hertle left re- cently on return to the United States. after spending a most en- joyable visit on the Island as guests of Mrs. Blackett and Mrs. u.w-I-'- mother. Mrs. Rerthj

guests Shlslc .vsuL'lJUI)8Id an Joan .'ilacI.1!;,re spent a few days at Church Road during the week. They were guests of their grand-mother. M-s. Homer James,

Mrs. Rimpton MacGrath and son Sterling of Hyde Park. .Vlass., arev vacationing on the island. While in this vicinity they are guests of Mrs. MacGralh's moth- er. Mrs. Minnie Ferguson. and her brothers-in-law and sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGraih. and Mr and Mrs. John Macswain.

Mr. Peter MacLeod was a bus- iness visitor to Charlottetown on Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher. New Jersey, U. S. A.. are visiting re- latives and friends in the Province. They are guests of Harry's moth- er. Mrs. Bertha Fisher.

Mr. .lohn Mc-Aulay, Charlotte- town. spent last week-end with his mother, Mrs. Mac McAuiay.

Mrs. Waiter MacLeod and young daughter Susan of Cambridge. Mass, are visiting relatives and friends in the Province. While in this vicinity they are guests of Mrs. MacLeod's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. MacGralh.

Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mccannell and daughter Lynn. Charlottetown, spent the past week vacationing in this vicinity. They were guests of Neil's parents. Mr and Mrs. Reuben Mccanneli.

Mr. William Lowry. Halifax. N. S. is vacationing on the Island. He is the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lowry.

Mrs. Earle Jamcs. Mldgcil. was a recent visitor to Lorne Valley.

Mr. James Callaghan was a visitor to Dromore on Sunday. where he visited his father. Mr.

yslallfll. N. in the Province during the

I., spent . as... past week. when they attended the Maclnnis-Blrt wedding and visited relatives. While in Lorne Valley they were guests of the farmer's sister. Mrs. Christina MacLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross, Slur-. geon. were recent visitors to thla.' vicinity. They were guests of Mrs.” A. H. MacDona'd.

Mr. Alton MacGrath of Toronto Ontario. is spending an enjoyable vacation on the Island. He is the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Munro MacGrath.

Mr. and M15. Winston Mac-Gratb and son of Toronto. Ontario. ar- rived in the Province by motor on August 15. They are guests of Winston's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. MacGrath. Lorne Valley.

in the majority of rural schools the bell is ringing. calling the pupils to the beginning of a new term after a much needed vaca- tion. However. at time of writing Lorne Valley School is without a teacher. it is to be hoped the Trustees will soon be able to se- cure the services of one.

Mr. James Hughes of New Glasgow. N. 8.. recently spent I few days in this vicinity where he was the'guest of his mother. Mrs. Mae Hughes.

The August meeting 01 1401116 Valley Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Loud

On Sunday. August 14. the ser- vice at Lorne Valley Church was conducted by the Rev. D. A. Campbell. who delivered a force- ful and inspiring sermon from the text "The Lord shall count. when he writclh up the people. that, this man was born there". A goodl number of visitors united with the congregation in singing the Hymns "All lands to God. in joyful sounds, aloft your voices raise", "Jesus bids us shine". and "Takehup thyi cross. the Saviour said".

Locke Road

Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine Gallant and family. Lower Howlan. were, visitors on Sunday afternoon,' August 14. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firmang Perry. How- Ian. I

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Waite, Syd- r.ey. recently spent a few days visiting at the home of Mr. andl Mrs. Henry Gallant. Locke Road..' and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pet-J era and Mrs. Bennett Peters. Bloomfield.

Firmang Perry. Huwlan. ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Jos- eph T. Gallant. Forest View. and Mrs. Margaret London and her three children. Moncton. went to Bloomfield on Monday evening. August 15 to visit at the home of

and Mrs. Bennett Peters.

Among those who attcndcd the lobster supper at St. Mark's on Wednesday. August 17 were Mrs. Torn Dunphy. Mrs. Mcllride. Mr. and Mrs. Jark Burns and Norma

John F. Callaghan. Mr. and Mrs Philip Marinnls.

0'Halloran of Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Peters! Visitors at the home of Mal

vmost Fish Stupid, View Of this Research Expert

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. -I., (AP) ing lath as most novice fishermen ..M.m fish .11 gtupld. believe. actually may bring them

This statement m"y come as to the hook. Others forms of agita- some surprise to weary fishermeng lion inducing them to bite include who have waited hours in a boiling air jets, currents or lure action. sun with nothing to show for theirl Westman may have the right efforts but an empty bait can. idea, since he has used his theories

But' it's the theory of a man who to gather fish from laboratory has spent some 16 years working tanks. farm ponds, lakes. and the on why fish venture to their de- ocean strucilon. This researcher is Dr, James R. westman of Rutgers University.

Westman says fish don't learn. Pickerel will take a hook time and again. and other species may fall. for a lure as many as three times.

other findings turned up while Dr. Westman was fishing for in- formation:

Casting food upon the waters. or "chumming," is not charity but the best. way to land a Hsh. It brings a large number. some of whom get careless and wind up being food themselves. Also. the presence of other fish incltes the

Swimming Tests At Sourhporr Successful

The two week water safety pro- gram at Southport came success- fully to a close on August 17th. The instructor for this course was Miss Katherine Macdonald. Charlottetown.

Miss Ann Cerry examined this group of well trained swimmers and the following were successful in passing their Red Cross tests:

competitive spirit among them Beginner” Maid" MaCLea"' and they'll grab a hook with a f,;:f,'f,” a:f,"”,I3'f,fy';' Agfgfg 5"”'"'

delicious morsel more readily. ' , ' Propeller blades. far from scar- '""'h"' Dorothy B""dr"""

and Gordon Gaudet

Intermediates: Carol Burke. Walter Burke. Richard Gaudct.

Virginia Beaudreauli. H a r v e y MacAusland. and Elmer Cooper.

Seniors: Jeanette Besudreault, Paul Smith. Frank Marterano, and Eleanor Henry.

Mr. Alex Grant lottetown. August is

Mr. James Duffy visited Mor- ell. August 12.

Mr. and Mrs Alfred Egan. Charlottetown. visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M Handrahan.

visited Char-

lYork Point Swimmers lPuss Red Cross Test-s

Aug. 12.

Mrs. James MacDonald and family. Halifax. N. S.. are spend-l ing their holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Trainor.

Miss Mabel Grant has accept- ed the position as teacher in St. Patrick's Road School for the coming school team.

York Point swimmers passed Red Cross tests on Thursday Aug- ust 11. Mrs. John Sanderson headed the local committee and organized the classes. Miss Betsy Houston instructed the two groups.

Mrs. Harry W. Cudmore. tested the candidates and presented the following awards.

BEGINNERS: Ruth Warren.

Jimmy Cahill St. CliarIes.spenttWBYll0 Warren. Boyce Stevenson. a few days recently with Mr. Joan Horne. Ruth Ramsay and and Mrs. Rupert Mclnnis. .Patsy MacEwen.

, y g I JUNIORS: Howard MacPhail,

Miss Carlene Mcl:.achern, Mt.lwmard Macphajh wnma Mac. Stewart. visited Miss Pearl Grant phaiy Lois Macgwen and Donald A"? 17' MacEwen.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gormiey: and family, Boston. Mass. are'

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred

spending their vacation with Mrs. Kiggins. Josephine Smith. . Miss Leona Rogersun. Boston. Mr. Kevin Lordan. Somerville, Mass.. is spending her vacation Mass. is spending a two-week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. vacation with Mr. and Mrs. M. Leo Rogerson. Handrahan. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grant Mr. Herbert Handrahan. Mrs. and famiy. Borden. visited Mrsul Michael Handrahan. Miss Fran- Jane Grant. August 12. ces McEachern. Myrlin Grant.

and Eric Grant were visitors to M" and M” M”V"'” DIHEM" 30,-den Augp 14p where theywere and daughter. Emerald. visiiedl

.e- . d M . W. B. R . and Mrs. Joseph T. Gallant of A.fg.,:."14. H cum)" Forest View were Mrs. Emilyl Gallant of Summcrside. her fath-l Mr. Preston Hughes. Borden.

or Mr. Colo Arscnault. Mr. andtis spending a two-week vacation Mrs. Arthur Arsenault. of Cas-.w1th his parents. Mr. and Mrs. cumpec, Mr. and Mrs. AlbaniL. B. Hughes.

Arsenault and Mr. and Mrsw

J G H L H 1 V Miss Marion Mrlnnis has ac- erry 8 an ow an lcepted the position as teacher in

Miss Ruth Finnan is spending Eliiotvale school. for a few days visiting in Kensing-'school tcrm. ton. l

another

-- Bil.

for the most GENEBOUS support given us at

Old Home week and Provincial Exhibition

The Vaudeville. held this year. in the Tones livestock Arena proved immensely popular. The many complimentary remarks on the numerous acts. and on the build hg itself as a show place entertainment centre are much appreciated.

We would record our special thanks to the Manager and Staff of the Part-Mutuel who put in long and arduous hours in performance of their duties. A word of com- mendation also to the judges and other officials and to our own office staff. under the capable direc :ion of Miss Bertie Stewart. who :arried on so efficiently.

it is not an easy task to co-ordin ateyand set-up the machinery leading to the smooth running of this great WEEK of ENTERTAINMENT and EXlllBlTl0N and your As- sociaiion is grateful to a hard working staff and to all those who assisted in making the 1955 "Old Home Week" the success it was. We confidently look forward to even greater things in this great sporting event and show wind as of our live Stock production. Handicraft. Home Cooking and other displays in l956.

- Dr. J. P. Lantz

President

H. J. Kennedy

Vlee-President and Manager -on behalf of the binder: anti Slisrellolders of the Charlottetown Driving Park and moms Exhibition Association -"

Monday, Aug. 22. 1955 The Guardian Page 1

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