Clamp Down On Britain's

aiional

By Ronald MacLurkln

LONDON, (Reuters) -The chan- -i-'lnr of the exchequer. R. A. But- Monday clamped down on a .-..i-rent national spending spree which is threatening inflation and peril to Britain's economy.

lltitler told the House of Com- iiiniis that from today on. Pe0Dle iiiil not find it so easy to buy cars. radios. television sets. ref- rinerators and the like on the ln- stnliiient plan. They will have to

put down a down payment of 88 1-3.

l'll'li cent of the total purchase price instead of only 15 per cent us lIP'4lI'P.

.STllfli:ZS Tl'iVllIl.E

This and other stern measures had been expected before the chan- f'f'll0l' made his speech On "'llCi -tnckbroi-:crs nicknamd "Black llorvriay." shares fell by many mil- liniis of pounds sterling today on the London stock exchange.

The chancellor also announced:

l Banks are being told to haul

in ii lot of the cash they havel regards the period in front of usl

Easiern Guardian

l) A N C E Summcrville School.l Aivlnesday, July 27. Boudreault's vites shut-ins and cripples to an

irr-licxtra.

Till-I ('ON(iREGATlON of the lluirrli of Christ has postponed heir picnic until August 6.

t..P.'iNTRY SALE-Llewellyn's -lore itonizigtic, Saturday. July zo inspires Presbyterian Lad- cs' Alrl

'..E.N'F-AGEMENT e Mr and iirs Alex Irving. Cambridge. P F 1.. announce the engagement if their daughter. Stella Beatrice vii licnoy Stephen. son of Mr. and ilrs Fred Vuozzo of Montague P. l'.. l Marriage to take place .-iugust If)

V i) T I (' E - Pupil enrollment. Moiitaigiie School: in order that lllc trustees niav have adequate .it-t-onimodation prepared for all school children. the enrollment of all school children from Grade line to Grade Twelve. from Mon- l.igue and outlying districts, will tnkc place at the new Montague High School on August to. H355. inyone unable to enroll in person on August in. may enroll by mail not later than August B. l955.

T'..THE MONTAGUE 5 TO 31.00.

store announces the winners of the free prizes drawn for Satur-

day night. July 33. First prize-l

Walking Doll-ticket number 801. Mrs. Elizabeth McGuIgan. St. Mary's Road. Second prize-8-D Camera-ticket number 541. Mrs. lloratio Cantello, Belfast. P.0. Third prize-Records to value of 35.00.-ticket number 702. Min Mamie Serrey. Montague. Thele winners may call at their earliest convenience and collect their prizes.

END CUB CAMP-The four-day iuimp for Cubs at Camp Buchan hrnke yesterday. and the young boys were transported to their homes in various parta of the Province. Over 77 boys were un- der canvass since Friday. Setting their first training at roughing it in the field. The camp was un- rler the direction of Dr. George Fisher. and the group of six have from Montague were under the charge of Cub Master II. D. Mur- ray and Paul Deskochal. The following boys returned yester- day: Alvin Ballarn. James Mac- l.ean. Richard Llewellyn. Jam MacLean, Ian Campbell. David Hughes. and Barry Norrie.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacPhee nave left on a return tip to Crowanut. B. C., after spending the month of July with the for- nner's parents. Mr. and Mra.Ron- -ild MarPhee. Heatherdall.

Mrs. A. ll. Levy hu- returned in tier home in Halifax altar tpending two weeks It the home if Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mac- Phee. Heatherdala.

.'tMisa Maxine Lanigan. Im- ployee of te Island Company. Montague. or returned to her duties after enjoying on with holidays.

. 'Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mac- Donald. New Glasgow. N. 5.. were rcrenl guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. H NPlSfl7I. Montague. This was Mrs. MacDonald's first visit to Montague in thirty years.

'Mr. Sterling Lane. Summer-

airlc. spent the -weekend in Mon-l

iliiile. attest of his father. Mr. W. ii Larie.

"Mr. Carl MacLure. St. John. N. B. spent the weekend in Mon- talzue at the home of his parents. Vir. and Mrs. Chester MacLura.

. D. J. MacPhoraon. tloiitreal. Quebec. is the guest of tier brother-in-law and sister. Mr. ind Mrs. A .C. Maclfny. Mon- niziie.

in Memoriam

In loving memory of our dear Wither. Mrs. Norman Mntiieaon. departed this life July I.

Always remembered by Miles and Bertha.

rive oul ACHE ' I ' 9,

Spending Spree

outstanding in loans and drafts.

over- as being one of hard work and consolidation to strengthen the 2. Government departments will home front before we make any be much stricter about authorizing further forward move on the ex- all but the most esential plans, change front." for capital spending proposed by Butler said recent rail and dock local authorities. strikekparticularly the dock 3. Spending on new projects. troubles-had set the nation's ex- within nationalized industries will! port trade back considerably. be postponed or slowed up-but. "Some of the setback will prove without jeopardizing such essen- to be permanent loss."

tials as coal production and nuc-

lear power. cwsno ilv rnosrnnrrv

KILLED RUMORS He said Britainla very prosperity are at

Butler went on to knock the feetl 3'"! l'lc'"5ed 9Wd"”ll9" from under recent wormwide the root of the trouble. Too much

rumors that Britain intended lo) W35 lleilng bwgm in l'”:'"e' Ella allow a wider fluctuation in the. "'95" "c'"5.e 'll.p”" W I” value of the pound sterling. . l" l""' had L” be "3"! ll" by "' He "id. Illrhis has led '0 miesl creased exports. But sufficient ex- of sterling which will adversely' 9"” w Fm" "'9 3” "e" mi affect our reserves in July . . f”"h"”"""g.' these rumors have reached such hmlghn G3"f5l;f1ll- mrm" L”:m" unreasonable proportions that I C an." Or 0 9 exchequen m” cannot anew them w remain un, mediately accused Butler of hav-

-W. Sigsworth was held yesterday

ing "deluded" people by his mdtw thereforep to mlka it speeches in the general election

clear that the British government ”l';':!l:llg”&,li'l5s'o:Vh.3'-former Labor

.irade minister, accused Butler of worsening the balance of pay- ments ”by the frivolous way he has increased purchases of dollar commodities. such as grain, which could have been imported from

ACME nan!-zxnuu LODGE in- ”'e'""3 ”"'"'i"

outing on the Walter Callow bus on August is! or 2nd. If interest- ed phone Montague 55-2.

FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY The funeral of the late Captain

Sourls

Mrs. Vincent Doucette and son. of Houston. Texas, are spending the summer with Mrs. Doucette's 4 , , mother. Mrs. Patrick St. John at morning from his late residence Souris.

lat Newport to St. George's Church where "equiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Bennett Mac- Donald. who also conducted the service at the grave. Rev. Char- les MacDonald occupied a seal in the sanctuary. The honorary pail bearers were Messrs. Captain Charles Fitzgerald, John T. Camp- -bell, John Boudreault. Eugene De- Lory, Alex Campbell. Ii. F. Mac- Phee. Frank Sigsworth. Earl Mac- Donald. Dr, A. Kennedy. Edward MacLaren. F. R. MacLaine. Hutlh MacPhee. The active poll bear- ers were Messrs. Joseph Sloan. spending some time in Charlotte-

During the early part of .luly. an enjoyable weiner fry was held at Fortune by the High School students of Souris.

Mrs. Frank Praught of Souris. has gone to U.S.A. on an extended visit to friends and relatives.

holidays at the Croweii's parents.

home of Mrs.

Miss Betty .lanc'MacGaugh is

lA. D. MacDonald. Clements Mac- town visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl

Donald, John Summers. Michael Proud and family. Steele, Alfred Walker. interment took place in the Church ceme- tery. The funeral was very largely attended.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the husband and family of the late Mrs. P. A Macisaac. whose sud- den dcath recently occurred at her home in Sourls Line Road.

Miss Eileen Byrne formerly of Sourls and now of the Royal Can-g

Georgetown adian Air For e. H lit , h b . transferred frtim Bel-lav: BBTIDK. Eleni-I

Ml. Justice George IL Tweedy lifax County to Cold Lake. Alberta. brought down judgment on two M1 A g g me

Count assizes which were con- Ch I". . 1 -- tinued at Georgetown yesterday. i-,0,i:,i;oi,,eS(:,i:;:;S.re(en ly Visited her

The first case was that of the Crown. s:DI'CSQI1l.Cd by Mr. S. 8. Friends of Mrs. Hessian. Q.C., versus Lester Lec- eo. Point Pleasant. represented by Mr. Almon cling. The judgment Magistrate's Court. and found the upheld the conviction in the accused izuilty an charged under Magistrate's Court, and found the the Excise Act. He was sentenced accused guilty as charged under l0 Her"! I term of six months the Excise Act, He was fined 3100 End to Pay I fine of S500. and in and costs or so days in jail. The default of payment of such fine. case against Mr. Lecco under the C0 In additional firm of lix Temperance Act was withdrawn months in the common hall at by Crown Prosecutor Mr. J. P. Georgetown. Nicholson. The case of the Crown versus

The second case was that oflliarold Butler. represented by Mr. the Crown versus Lloyd Higgin-yGernld Foster. was adjourned to bothnm. Point Pleasant. The Jutig- Friday. July 29. at 1:30 p.m. ment upheld the conviction in the standard time.

YEO

MONTAGUE

TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY-9:30 Daylight Time

”BE'l'RAYED"

Color - Clark Gable - Lana Turner COMING - COUNTRY GIRL - DAVY CROCKETT - REACHING FROM HEAVEN

lllTERRllPTl0ll- NOTICE

There will be an interruption of electric power on our Montague line, east of Charlottetown, on

"Wednesday afternoon, July 27th, weather mit- Jlllg. between the hours of 12:30 and 2:. p. m. some

(stand Time) for the purpoae of making neceuai-ytdconnactiom on this line.

William Chev-L

ene are glad to hear that she is recovering after her recent serious ' lness.

Mr. Wilson Burke and Mr. Arthur Laverynof Halifax. spent a recent weekend with friends in Souris.

Miss Marjorie Paquet of the U.S.A. is spendin, a few weeks visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. Marshall Paquet and Mrs. Fee Roach at Souris.

Pleasant Surprise Mr. and Mrs.

I:

William Mlnchin. New Perth.

1)

.a large number of the I of the district

Sincere sympathy is extended to the relatives of the late Emmanuel Sutherland. who recently passed away at home at Red Point.

Miss Yvonne Cheverie of Souris. daughter of Mrs. Walter Cheverie and the late Walter Cheverie. is now taking nurse's training at Fal-

Halifax are spending their sum- mer vacation at the home of their grandmother in Souris.

Miss Mary Mat-Lean. stmient nurse at Falconwood Hospital. is spending her summer vacation at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MacLean. S o u r i s Ltd River.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Paquei is ill at her home in Souris.

Mrs. Arthur Pascal of Toronto is spending the summer at the home their annual leave. of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Simonr

Ias organ accompanist. the ladies of the district.

side in Hamilton. 0nt..

Mr.

will be sorry to learn that he is I.

enta. Mr. and Mrs. lant of Sourls.

Mr. and Mrs

,Mrs. Leo Mahar of Souris.

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubertilmme imal" En" E "eel" mm"-

Smm John. N B” recently spent ween”-V mmwm to Saint Mhn. ilalifax the guest of her sister.

iNVBp Mrs. Gerald Briand.

Mrs Flilcii (il'ElllElliiill ret-t-ntly returned to Sourls after spending it! month in llalifnx, the guest of her daughter and son-iii-law. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Praught.

her niece. Mrs. iDartmouth. N.S.

l Elmer Paquct. son of Mr. and- lMrs. Reginald Paquet now resid- llng at the RCAF Base at that- -liani. is spending an extended holl- day with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paquet of Sour

m-iii--urujuu-um "THE KIDNAPPICRS"

Peter B. Maclnnis. Sourls Road.

gives you MT. STEWART

Tonight and Tomorrow Night

This is a very fine British

Production.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received for the painting exterior, and

mating roof of Montague Memorial School. TENDERS WILL CLOSE AUGUST 2. 1955.

For further information. apply Secretary.

John Minchin. who were recently married in Wesidale United Church, l-Iamil- ton. Ontario. were guests of Mr. Minchin's parents Mr. and Mrs.

. t W3: 1;,l,',':',':,l,',,, 031:: clded Friday that a plebiscite on - Ill gathered at the Minchin home and presented them with a gift of money. Mr. Don- ald Macquarrie. on behalf of the . group, read the address, convey- ing congratulations and best wish- es for a happy wedded life and the gift was presented by Miss Betty MacNeill. John very grac- iously expressed the appreciation of himself and his bride for the

singing with Miss Elinor Minchin Refreshments were served by Mr. and'Mrs. Minchin will re- where

Minchin is on the staff of the Canadian Westinghouse Co..

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Paquet are espected to arrive in Sourls during - - - the first part of August to spend

Friends of Mr. Fee Roach are

Cheverie. T , sorry to hear that he is a patient Friends of Mr. James Brennonlin the Sourls Hospital.

Sm-men Gapgfamily of Charlottetown, visited

Jnim Brdwn ml The many friends of Mrs. Isaac lliallfax recently spent holidays at A'""”"lt' ”" pleased lo 5” her

lilrs. Joseph Citeverie of Sourisi is presently visiting at the home of Gordon Ward of

. Miss Barbara Mat-Phee of Sourls spent a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Line

CUPS. W Li eouuo

Tuesday. July 26. 1955 The Guardian Page 5

Saar Plebiscite Will Decide Fate Of Territory

LONDON (Reutersl-The seven- of varied MUOD WHIOTII EUIODCIB Union 419: political complexions emphasize -

Germany still remains the big CAMP GAGETOWN. NB. mp, pmblem T't'"d "'9 we" G'""” With its bannerline screaming ”sit- month after legislation of freedom press sees a new situation devel- nation critical" the first issue of of Saar political parties comes intomping the army's Blueland Star appeared f"'”- i The Socialist-inclined Berlin Tele- i "'-"'5 ”"''d"-

if the new legislation comes intolg,-.1 "y, we" Ge,-mu chancel. The l0iH"P88E Paper. firlilinus (on, next week. u ,xpecied' meflm, Konrad Adena” lmw Wm go right down. to. the adt'crttscmcnts.l plebiscite in the rich French-Ger-lg, Moscow "35 . man who gave Wm be dlsmbmm I” man border arep will be held at the iaway the immp card, whose Po. end M o"”h9l'- licy was abolished-as a man. who

The coal-rich border pocket was represents only the past. not the formerly German territory but has future . syngman Rhee and

"Rising Star" Exercise Has Its Own Paper

troops to the "front. WHAT "COULD HAPPEN" British newspapers

or u", 4' r 4 Saar territory should be held three

country

division, who will be taking part attacked

in exercise ”Rising Star" Aug 7-l-1.

mnwmd HOSDHIL Cll31'l0"9l0Wn- gin and good wishes. A very been tied economically to France Chiang Kai-shek became lrksome :::,i;5h:mih:Dlf:::.P. inf thin” :idu,a.i.ii::f missed comment M15595 gem. and Vicki Burke 0! plesant evening was spent In since the Second World War. The (to the West! when the tough ' 3 i "A Mi?" pr "1 er ed”'”'” WW”

Blueland and the ”cnemy” wlliere the exercise will he ll('lil lront page stories tell of l'll'l'l lv -- . . ened border tension lending to 2-tire u):,),.:(:r'i.l:Fll0:C:' dtaillida E

.' o si

Shllllwfl Ennds valued at

Proposal to ”Europeanize" it un- der an international authority was contained in a French-German agreement last October. aimed at ending continued friction between the two Western nations over the Saar. The plebiscite will accept or reject this proposal. ' B'l:hep WEU council is composed of Rome's big Ii Tempo says "the Wgw of statistics reported Monday.

ritain. France. West Germany, human figure of I" L nu stood i i "r" -- ,

The Netherlands. Belgium. Luxem-Iout" at Geneva and declares he' Fl N A L N O T I C E

5'7""! Indjalr ':e.n;sgyWdlstinVgiilshed himself over ARREARS or TAXES L.

MONTAGIJE SCHOOL DISTRICT The names of all ratepayers in arrears to the Montague

course was switched to the soft one in Asia. The Chancellor now shares the fate of these men."

Adenauer's Christian Democratic party said the conference had pro- duced a "useful starting point" for efforts to settle East-West prob- lems.

a too colorless Eden. a Btilganin of 523,515 m 19.32

TENDERS

' l M . d Mrs. Hilary MacDonald - . . lifiilsiiiintialisn. one of the Charlmteiownl andrngtilhew of New York. were Tenders Wl" be reCelV9d for ill? laying Of quarter-hoard . . lrecent guests at the motel at b d M Sr-linol lilstrict Mr and Mrs min a G ll t.So i, ase an arboieum S u -. ' g - - . . . . . . . . .. .

"Id family or the Ricxlii M2832! U” d 9 ales in six classrooms and t.()l- Vi ILL BE. lil.Bl.lSliI-.1) (LN Al (ll ST 1st. 19:35. Chatham. N. 8.. are spending 0" sum”: July 10' Mr" '" - . If h H 4 , V . .

uieir leave with M, (-,,,n,,,,,.s P”. Mrs, Daniel Maccormack and rtdor of Montague Memorial School. 5”” 3”9d'5 3” W" Paid hrlnre that date.

, , or ORDER or mu . TENDERS Vi-ILL (LOSE Atrausr 2, 19.35. STEES

For further information, apply Secretary.

Ma;-Donald, gm”-is iopleiiation in the Charlottetown HoI- , THERE-S FUN FOR You g g g pl 8 p . V Mm Audrey Mu,,a,h, 0. Cam g i 5”” THE ”AM"-Yv 1001 ibrldge lilass. is spending the sum- velinlm Poale 0' Ham" 5 lmer in Souris. guest of Mr. and Vlsmng ms m.mh"' M"' Edi" Show Rain Mrs Frank Praught and family.,Pmle "I sour” Starts at I l v - . Of l Mr. Grant Cht-veric and liliss qulzllfisss isagtgggfnghljlilggfgggi, ii; l " D k Mr! and Mrs L, R. Cmwe" ofjlvlildred Mallard. both of Souris. i i on. Iook fro". a speeding "din! on. scr.am US Shine

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The paper is aimed at giving the 6.000 the soldiers a picture of how papers members of Canada's first infantry would actually read if an "enemy"

The edition was prepared at out. A map of the 426 mile lr8llllllE ern army command headquarter!

Philisiia bf Pilllll-mvd d""l"R the exercise.

lyn- industry g g 3146.415,- 3i)r in l9.i3 compared with 3157..

mu f ., . . V and Sl66.549,997 h mneenorce and a lldllrf' in minor the pealt year 0! I951, the burn”

"war" with both countries moving

Top stories report an attack 5 a Bltieland car in which three civilians were killed. a Blueland native arrested as a spy when in ac('irirntalLV wandered acrou bor- der and Philistia supporters blam- ed for uprising at Blueland irol plant. the largest industry ll the

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