Some BriionsiUheasy Over r H - Bomb - Developments

By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Writer L0-moy section of

..,,'.. opinion feels it would be "W for Britain to rep the mrugen bomb. even if it means iussjan domination.

--it would be better to be de- mon than to engage in ii-bomb "rm-9," says Dr. - D- 14- Gmr, Bishop of Manchester. when the last bomb has ex- loded, you have lost ythat you we been fighting for.

The bishop's plea for reununcla- um; I5 carried a stage further by 5,, Stcphell King - Hall. British "nor and former member of Psrlamcnt. who suggests. an in- quyry into the possibility of "non-violent resistance" replac- tlic nuclear deterrent.

"if the inquiry should produce uidcnce that non-violent resist- mcr is the most practical evi-

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fly and expediency would be uni the same platform."

the main strands of current Brit- ish opinion. as reflected in news-

porta the government's decision to

apparent that a minority of some proportions is gravely worried. N01 STRONG ISSUE

The Manchester Gu a r d l a n. commenting on the call to for- swear the 1-I-bomb. says it might be better to renounce tactical atomic weapons. There is only about one chance in to. it says. that the gesture of giving up the bomb would lead. as Dr. Grver hopes. to ultimate disarmament through mutual trust. The liigtier probability would be an extension of Russian hegemony to all west- ern Europe and the British isles.

The independent Liberal news-

dent! of defending our life. writes Sir Stephen. "then morni- E

winner of the Junior Cham-

gue. of Commerce teen age safe

ber drinng road-e-o

paper h more favorable toward

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MONTAGII oaivsn TOP

and Constable J. A. Lawson of the R.C.M.P. is at the right. Ralph

The two proposals are amonglseems at least a ”cheap precaut-

papers and niagasinu. Geawally. newspaper it is accepted that the nation sup umns.

become a nuclear power. but it isl mate." writes Sir Geoffrey Vick-

Fisnlied by two sturdy police On Ralph's left is Constable Ed-.0nt;irin. to compete in me All-Can- officers. Ralph Annear of Monta- ward Wood of the Saint John force ma ;,,,.,l. The c.,,,...5, ,5 5p,,,,,.,.-. led in thc Zliziritimcs by the .lunior

finals held in St. took top honors among 15 cinies-;ClIamh0r of Commerce and Imper- John on Saturday is shown above. tents and will go on to London,Iial Oil i.imited.

the alternative of non-violent re- sistance. saying that an inquiry

bu... Public anxiety is reflected in correspondence col-

”Our only rational goal is stale-

iers. formerly active in govern- ment service. ”Between powers which possess undefeatabie means to do each other intolerable dam- age. no added potential can make the mate any mors stale.” One recent event may be set ,against these indications of pub- illc anxiety. in a recent by-election .-at East East Ham North, is Lon- don constituency. a candidate run- ning on an anti-ii-bomb ticket drew only 158 votes against the 12,546 registered for the winner. lThe H-bomb. concluded the Eco- nomist magazine, is "clearly not la searing electoral issue with the mass of the British people."

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PC Reception Held Last Night At Montague

Scores of party members gather- ed last night at the Beaver Hall. Yiionlsgue to attend a reception In honor of their newly elected Pro- grrssive Conservative candidate. John A. Macdonald anti Mrs. Mac- tinnald. who were introduced by Sir. C.A. Shaw.

Foliowinlt A rousiittt sing-song. the reception line formed. and included people from evcry corner of Kings County who had come to mcet and congratulate Mr. Mac- donnld and his wife-

At the conclusion of the recon,

lion, thc malorily of the crowd tonlt advantage of the exccllcnt music to spcnrl the rcst of the stoning in dancing. after which they enjoyed a delicious lunch.

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NOTICE. ALL TAXES due Sl- Chirles School must be paid by June 25th. or will he handed in for collection. By order of tr i

Y. W. G. Mei At St. Andrew's

Mrs. Harold Stewart. Montague. was hostess to the members of the Young Women's Guild of St- Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Monday evening. June .'lrd.

rnn. followed.by the scripture les- son read by Mrs. Stewart and the Lord's Prayer in unison.

A trio! business period was con- ducted by the president. Mrs. Le- land Nelson. asslsvd by the .scct'ct- ary. Mrs. Wollington Cambeii. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Campbell 'vtere appointed on the visiting commit- tee for three months.

During a social hour at the close of the meeting. lunch was served

DEATH SENTENCE

BUDAPEST lAPl-Sandor Kap- olnasi. 36. a chauffeur. was soo- tenced to death by the Budapest Military Court Tuesday for hiding two pistols. four cartridges and in rounds of ammunition. the of- ficial news agency MT! did not mention any part taken by Kap- otnasl in the revolt last fall.

FOREST MUSE

Henry Kendall. Australian poct who died in I502. was an inspec- tor of forests.

The meeting opened with a hy- -

by the ltostcss. assisted by the lunch cotumitlcc.

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fhanlrs to Judge Desloclie. the retiring President. and his execu- tive- As chairman of the nominat- ing committee. Mr. Norris brought in the following slate of officers for 1957-51: President Mr. Archie Bilchey; lst vice president. Mr. John Hughes: znd. vice president, Mrs. Leroy White: secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Sandra McEach- ern ire-elected).

The following committees were appointed Program Mrs. Ethan Stewart tre - appolntedl. Mrs. Douglas Coffin. Mrs. A.E. ings. - Judge Des” h ; membership; Mrs. Ivor Phillipstre - appointed)

and Mrs- Archie Hilcbey:: Re- freshments: Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. White.

Judge Desiloches thanked the officers. executive. and various committees for their efforts and assistance in making his term as president so highly successful as was evidenced by the intensely in- teresting meetings and increase in membe ship during the year. He also commented on the various guest speakers who made notable

contributions on relevant subjects x

The Guardian Page 5 Wed., June 12. 1955

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Art Doyle. st Savage liarhmir.'clection day. A number or very landing and grading some of the fine spot-inicns were landed and afternoon catch of lobsters early catches are generally good.

Montague Home, School Ass'n Annual Meeting Held Monday

The annual meeting of thc Mon-

The annual field day is to be

taguc Home and School Assncia- y held on Wednesday, June 26. on 110" bah held On Monday evening l the Beaver Club grounds and the

with Judge .l.S. Desitoche presid- necessary .

ing. The minutes of last meeting were read and approved. The fin- ancial report showed a substantial balance on hand. Mrs. Horace Fra- ser and Mrs. Leroy White were ap- pointed to solicit school prizes and a sum of money was voted toward this project by the Association.

"tees were ap- pointed fo attend to arrangements for this event.

Mrs. Neil Hooley gave a com- plete and detailed report on the Provincial Home and School meet- ing held in Charlottetown recently.

Mr. Kenneth Norris spoke brief- ly extending I hearty vote of

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Mr. Phillip Murphy of Monta- yguc. who cast the first nillit of the day at the Montague East Poll. lie is a staunch Conservative sup-.- portcr. and has voted in every lCIP('lIill1 for the past 77 years since. he became 21 years of age.

Press Comment

wontlnued from page 0 on will expect. from our newly

elected representatives. energetic action in obtaining a readjust- mutt.

Fredericton Daily Gleaner (Ind): Today we want to see the will of the people carried out and a Pro smtive Conservative government tsltr office with the support of the smaller parties. There is much to be done for the bettermcnt of Can- sits on which the three parties can agree. it will be time to tltinkl tl mother general election when discord prevails.

iluitresl La Preaae (Int): A '0"llNl'ilZ situation exists. . .one recourse would be to form a coali- 500 li0VernrneM. on condition that the necessary alliances are pin- note. The alternative would be to bold new elections front which Pltarer results would be expected. Til! decisions are in the hands of WI rntefs of the political parties.

DlFFEltElfl' DECISIONS Journal flad.l: Out 'I yesterday's political upheaval.

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Thor fabulous funny feud of the bullying Captain and beloved Mister Roberts!

Thur wingding shindig and the "give 'em liberty or give 'arn aspirin" Doc!

That Chief Patfin' Officer Pulver and those nurses - nurses - nurses!

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