Darii of Thanks And lionstion List

--"l'he committee at the Lower Montague Regatta wish to express their appreciation to all those who assisted with the successful stag-

Co

lng of the Regatta, The lxw a

ing officer. J. N. Kerry,

and ratings of H. M. C. 3. glasses Charlotte; Captain Thomas a . helm and Huddle at Georgetown, and also the following for their very generous .donations:

ilorii Proceeds On Montague Wharf f

The new wharf at Montague on which the new storage shed is to be erected, is rapidly going ahead. The facing has been completed, and includes fourteen piles, 10 by lo walings. and four inch sheatlng on the inside. It is being designed to permit the erection of the shed, and

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....'CElimNT blocks in stools .,.enAx Dick MacLean, Montague. day. Juiycalo. c,1l1l;:;." 'oe:?;:i's,f;:l'

Personals

...!Oapi4in Vernon Peardnn and Mrs. Pardon of Florida, U. B. are visiting Captain 1.. M. Peardon and

Finalists In Beauty

JACCIDENT CASE - A special session of the County Court of Kins-I County lasted all day Mon. - day at Murray River. Judge Sylvere Dcaoche pruided. The motor veh-

allow complete usage of the west

lcle collision can of Lloyd MI0- Mrs. Pesrdon of Montagu , snd also H ”""'”t end of the government vmarf, which Kinnon. Drackley, plaintiff verses r-gmiyu 1,, pm”. N. sg ave?! lluiauraut. hitherto, because it was so narrow,

Pam" M0C3"0n- 53 MIPS"! C"'15"W'"- has been almost unusable.

Road, defendant. was heard, this. Mr. And Mrs. Arthur Dewar and 0614”? Dr! Cltlnm To complete the wharf facing, witnesses appearing for the plain- vouns son 0! Bediord. Mass. are Mum” Gm 5597- bagged cement will be placed be-

tiff and two for tho defend n At Vtlltlns relatives in Montague and E” D"”- tween the facing and the old one .- the conclusion of argument by Vernon River. while in Montague ,,,;,”"”g";.,'f work, and over all this . cement counsel Judgment was given (or ill!!! Ill"! Klimt: of Mr. Down)”; C1 1:; ""9"" slab will be run, using also steel

the plaintiff for mi. The case P”0W- Mn and Mn. Raymond " ""-

Jamleson's Pisa "Nacy

Dawn rods to tie in the new wharf. ' Claude Dower.

arose from an accident at Vernon River on December '1, 1952. Mr. R,

On this cement slab, which will

V. I . be insulated against dampness. the R. Bell. 620.. was counsel for the ,hfL;”u,;”,"”o? ”;f;'”:f)';,a,:4”'”1;;ul: Gie,?M1,,1ff:." shed will be erected. The plaintiff. Mr. Charles It. Macquhid Th ' ' M .1 no la. ldlng wll be 80 feet lens and for the defendant. The court sd- om" camel-on' Montague" Moigirelnnndh-Ill:f!;cL'elt.:a

over 30 feet wide, with trussed roof to give a completely clear floor space. There will be s sliding door on the west side, and two similar ones on the east side.

joui-ned to a date to be fixed to hear another collision case.

Everett King. Nell Hooley.

H. L. MacGregor. Danny Murray.

Misses Anne and Margaret Shank of Milton, Masa., are guegu gt Lane's tourist cabins. Montague. Tmlf bro?-her. Mr. Barry Shank

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., C ng 5 once. Jenkin, B,-ud, rugated asbestos. The shed will be it i' iatfgingliang Ha Fu bwadcasl by Capt Tormentlne, are gusto at Seaman's Bev. used for storage purposes. Mr. - Lane's tourist cabins, Montagug, Mr, Warren's. Henry Munroe and his crew are ' CHARGE slurs GUNNED and . Spence have been spend- Massey-Harris. pushing the work rapidly foirwsrd, h 1 h in; air nation in Montague 10,. Hall and Stsvert. so that the construction at me fifhtgxrlsg iiniaochilileuz-edgugiiriedudvso i.),'.f,g.p'" level-i1 yum and have (T'l:d1sderN1:r,idhKnnnear building may get underway Polish merchant ships and a Chi- many "an: ujendamps '

nose Communist warship. He re- ferred to the incident as "a cow- ardly act" and ”barbaric action."

The United States maintains the U. S. carrier planes were well out- side l-iainan's territorial waters and shot down the two Red planes when they attacked. Washington reported a Red warship opened fire but the U. S. planes did not shoot back.

Diplomatic sources said a United

States note to Peiping denounced 31”” ugnmfu” M C”mm9"5 Tues" Fisher Bros.

the "brutality" of the Communist Pi3'p,ng' tfm” UV”; ;f;:te':fd";31i'; Co-Op Stores. V-!on'ta:i: rid

attacks. ,, V ,, ' - 3 3”-5 Charlottetown.

Pelping's protest reserved "the ":5 ””,1.';" "mick 0" U- 5- MW Dr-. Inman.

right to demand complete indemnl- Fe:.T:;'th is Ugh 5' Wig lam P1',0' Paul Fox.

fication for the loss of life and 9 " ”" ”'”"r 95 to 5'-V T. Eaton Co.

property."

Mr. and Mrs. Powell

during the years.

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Britain United States

down of the two planes and has ale: complained of an ”invasion'' 0 er water b U. S. h" . WANTON A'fErA)CK wars IDS British Foreign Secretary Eden

U. S. citizens aboard the attacked British airliner, Britain relayed the American

returned to his home liut week af- ter spoudins I pleasant vacation in Montague.

Lane's Bread. Butternut Bread. Lockie Mcxinnon.

James M. Howstt rill a.::E

John Mclntyre. Associated Shippers R. E. Mufch. Central Creameries Clark Fruit. MacLeod and Green. Vere Beck and Sons. Brookvlew Service Stalin. Stewart and Bock. Cyril Johnston. Jimmie Cudmore. Carl Boehner.

Bison Restaurant.

Wm. Condon. Beaton's Wholesale. Fennell and Chandl;

protest becau e th Un'f d St t - I - C011?-lmled from D889 1 has no diplodnstlce replriecsentaliiifrsi -1YY,l,n:e',0r' gigs": j”TT'Tj"TjT in Peiping. ' l - ' Britain Tllfns A new air incident off Hainan C" M" Slmmcm

the Suez garrison as outmoded.

The actual drafting of the pact is expected to take some time. Asked if any matter is still in dispute, is British spokesman said:

Tuesday brought restrained com. ment from Eden. The pilot of a French airliner reported in Hong Kong he had been "buzzed" by four jet fighters "the shape and

Bud's Accessories. Johnston Motors. Bell's Dress Shop. Mrs. MacPharson. Brandman-Hendercon Carvcll Bros.

ham of Cornwall, Ont,

Windsor, Ont.--MISS CANADA-Barbara Joan Mark- won the Miss Canada title in

The frame construction covered with plywood. further cov- ered on the roof with heavy asphalt - shingles, and on the walls with cor- of

NOW SHOWING A

will be

Markham is centre with,

left to right, Norma Robinson, Vancouver, Patricia McDade. Saint John, Donalda Mac-

color'' of Soviet-built MiGs while Em Bake, Windsor this week. Shown above is the new queen with Leod Victoria PEI and Carrole Mininto Vancouver thito." . - . . . ' 'i”v .' ' T1;:Iral!1;:my Imr&;”cmM "NP Dl'1i3;laIl!"Bgll1!lflEEzgsIIl11t3-ll 011 Halnm glngle gleizke. the four other girls in the finals of the conquest. Miss (CP Photo). merit after more than I. year of i ' '

nn-off negotiations was helped by the presence at the conference table of War Minister Anthony Head, first cabinet minister to come here in eight years.

HAD ID-YEAR. TREATY

Eden pointed out that the pilot claimed the four planes appeared to fly close to his plane for identi- fication purposes. The pilot had been interrogated later by RAF authorities. Eden said. and they were "'satl'sfledgthe fighters were

MiGs.' ,Becsuse of the "sky jitters"

McGowan Motors. Leon Johnston.

Doug's Service Statior T. M. Llewellyn. John A. Mai.-Donald Atlantic Wholesalers. Ethel Davey.

Allan Masher.

Uneasy Truce Settles Over North Viet Nam

Senators Approve Atomic Program

WA3KmGTON (AP) g 30 neg part in the atomic power program

The bill goes now to the Senate- House conference where another stiff skirmish is expected in iron- ing out major differences.

The Senate wrote in amend- ments requiring companies taking

to share their patents with other

EXTERNAL

The first appointment of n Cana- dian high commissioner to London

was made in 1879

GROWTH

Attention

An invitation is extended to all members of the

LITTLE THEATRE "GUILD To The Annual Picnic AT BIRCHCOURT

weary senators approved President Elsenhoweris sweeping atomic en- ”"c""5 f” 10,l'""- M5 '-u”””' erg), program, with some basic zlng the Atomic Energy Commis- chmgm Tuesday "mm on me slon and some other govemment 13th day or it hot debate. The vote agencies l0 OPWW mmlc PW" was 57 to 25. Plan”-

It approved an omnibus measure The H011” Voted 1” n”"'"” opening the atomic field to private Pam” ”3hi'5- except 1” d"'19p' industry and authorizing the Pres- ,m9m15 "93”d under, 39V”'"m”" auspices, and specifically barred

J. J. Stewart. James MacLean. Hilchey and Vanlderstino.

around I-ialnan, RAF and com- mercial plancs are giving the is- land, a wide berth. Tile air min- lstry announced Tuesday night all RAF transport planes flying be- tween Singapore and Hang Kong have been rerouted to steer clear of Haninan.

Earlier, the British Overseas

Britain maintained her sues gar- rison under a 20-year treaty signed in 1938. Egypt denounced the treaty unilaterally four years ago, resulting in bloody clashes.

British troops actually have been in Egypt since an expedition land- ed at Alexandria in September,

HANOI, Indo-China (AP) - An uneasy truce settled over North Viet Nam Tuesday.

The Communist - led Victminh continued attacking a French Union post for several hours after the cease-fire went. into effect at it am. (8 p.m. EDT Monday) and

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Brown Socks and that two rifles of different

1882. They were sent in to protect

. . - t in l - European interests as Dan M an amine” Wm ny nsubstmmany Questioned relardinl marks on an hour after the. cease.-fire. a ""5 to foreign am”' :kC1:l9AlE):()CWEtrr0T)IllOtl'leigtlil0,lY'i. to use Wed., uly 28the6:30 P.M. Anglogprench mrce ngaimt . re. further SW3," 0; the commumsg the bones of the yc;ung:r lrzind-30l'1 French briefing officer said Tues- Your own Lunch van, The French 1315; wmidxew island. Halnan lies about 300 miles Wm-'" may We" 0"" - W3” day night,

but the British remained to restore order and protect the Suez canal,

LASIIED .s'r REPLY northeast of Hanoi. Ten persons wr:c:1gY,a;r3:g?5:n1?”l3?g' Brmuh In his Commons statement. Eden :r'13img;:” "3"" 01 lnlwml by were reported killed when the pat- "oops to be withdrawn ham the lashed out at the Communist reply - ml was ambushed betwccn Hanoi g

canal zone will go to Britain. some will go to Cyprus where. s new British headquarters is being or- ganized. Others may be sent to Malays, Kenya and other trouble spots.

A maintenance staff will remain for some time to look after the canal zone military installations.

Airways Corporation announced its

southwest of Hong Kong of the route to Singapore.

from Canton to Hong Kong air authorities about sending search planes into the crash area.

"A message was received from Canton air traffic control that n Sunderland aircraft already in the area would be permitted to re- main," Eden said, "but that any other war planes sent to search would be fired on without warning

calibres could be the weapons.

said "loss of substance on some of the bones could have been caused by a bullet but could also

”In other words. ou cannot say that marks on the ones of Rich- ard Lindsey were made by a pro- jectile from is rifle?" Maher asked.

"That is correct." Roussel re- plied.

CLOTHING STUDIED

Roussel also stated under cross- cxaminatlon that his conclusions

ambushed a

garrison at Chi Diem, 37 miles

and Haiphong.

tests regarding both incidents to the Vletmlnh, "regrettable errors."

Namese-manned posts in the Red river delta throughout the night and up to the time the cease-fire became effective.

road-opening patrol

ident to reveal some nuclear sec-

The post attacked was the small

The French made strong pro- who called them

The Vietminii had harassed Viei

Highland Dancing - Bagpipes Step-Dancing Contests in Three Classes Automobile Show - 1954 Models

WEDNESDAY. JULY 28

Ex erlmental Farm

Coffee Provided

HOSPITAL DANCE

(Modern It Old Time) Admission 500

WEDNESDAY. JULY 28

MacLoan's Warehouse, Souris

rcgardini the shooting of the younger indsey were based on in- vestig.-itlon of clothing he allegedly TVOFE.

He had examined a woollen shirt, a green cotton shirt and a blood- stained white sweatshirt. each pierced by a bullet over the heart.

Bernard Peclet. noussel's 28- year-old assistant. gave a chemical description of bullets used in 32.40 calibre rifles. saying they are the only ones that do not contain potassium in the powder. He said an examination of lead species on the rifle butt and on Lindsey's clothes showed no potas- sium content, indicating the bullet was from a 32.40 Marlin rifle. Maher asked whether it was pos- sible that the bullets hitting the clothes did contain some potassium but that the chemical T i d

valued at 31.120.000.000.

Want Long-Term Loans For Farming

EDMONTON, (CP)- The CGF ynuih movement called upon the federal government Tuesday to in- troduce lr program of long-term low-interest loans to help young people get into farming.

Meeting in the second day of its two-dny annual convention, the movement adopted a resolution urging the government to set up the loan plan and um to give

Fighting in the delta officially halted seven years, seven months, and seven days after the Moscow- trained Ho Chi Minh staged the first Vietminh attack on Hanoi Dec. 19, 1946. Estimated casualties , range between 700,000 and l.000.-

Crash-Lands First Delta Wing Plane

FARNBOROUGH. Ehg., (Reu- ters)-The four-Jet Avro Vulcan, Iritain's first delta-wing bomber. was crash-landed here Tuesday

if they approached land.

"This m e s s a g e was entirely against all international customs and behavior. The British repres- entative hss been instructed to make a protest at Peiping in rc- spect of this message."

Recover Body Of St. F. X. Graduate

OLAOE BAY. N. 3.. (CP)- The body of 21-year-old Allister Mac- Intyre, member of ii government geological survey team, was recov- ered Tuesday from Knot lake, Lab- rador, his psrents here were ad-

Display of Farm Machinery Jackie Doyle's Orchestra

Sponsored by Sonrls Hospital Junior Aid

GAMES - NOVELTIES - REFRESHMENTS

Meals Served from 3:00 to 8:00 P.M. ' (Standard Time)

MAYFAIR THEATRE

MURRAY RIVER, JULY 28 - TIME 8:30 P.M.

WEDNESDAY DNLY TEARS THE STEEL VEII. DFF

id night by its pilot. There was only

encouragement to farm co-ope vised Tuesday.

to um um --mm. 2:3.”.i.?:";.2"--311,"”"::i;.5f'”” .:”:::.f:. 2: . :t':.2.";:r. The cor- national convention honors from St. Francis Xavier A P0 - an o p o n a

oo-pilot, W. Potocki, hurt.

nnens here today with 200 dsle- ””p'd ""'

notes in attendance.

Out Our Way

University last month. drownedivey team when their canoe upset. with another member of the sur- His companion was not idsntiiieti.

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