BROOKLYN a. A. whlteway 5-00 John Whlteway 5-00 Archie MacDonald . 5.00 Alphollsc McCa.rron 2.00 Lloyd MacKlnncn 5.00 Jack MacKlnnon . 5-00 Willard Bruce 5-00 George MacKinnon 2.00 W. D. MacKinnon 5.00 - Arthur MacKinnon 5.00 N.T. Bcarsi 5-00 Stewart Bell 1-00 aeorge Hume 3-00 S. A. Campbell 3.00 Miss Effie MacLean . 1.00 Peter Macliean ..... .. 1.00 John M. MacPhersou . 5.00 Alexander MacKinnoll 5.00 Stanley MncKinuon 5.00 John Bears 2-00 Preston Beaton 5.00 Alex G. Benton 3.00 William Mathcson 3.00 886.00 CALEDONIA (LR. Martin . Elli) Angus D. MacDonald 200 Malcolm Macffean . 200 Mrs. Donald Martin 1.00 John MacLennan 2.00 lfrs. Beaton Stewart 2.00 Noman J. MacDonald 2.00 Maoolm C. MacDonald 2.00 Caledonia W.I. 5.00 C. E. Walker 200 James Stewart . 2.110 I). L. MacPliei-son 2.00 John S. Stewart 1.0l M...'f. Stewart . 2.00 Effie MacPherson 2.00 Allan Cameron ..-. 2.00 336.00 SEAL RIVER

Joseph W.L. Alien 2. Mrs. A.R. MaoI(enzie 1.00 Angus R. MacKenzic 1.00 Arthur MacDonald . 1.00 Malcolm MacKcnzlc 1.00 Claude Phair 1.00 37.00

LAUNCHING

Fraiicis E. MacDonald 1.00 Frank MacPherson 2.00 ticorge MacPherson 2.00 svlverlus Yaston 1.00 lfal'gal'et Mccci-mack 1.uII Nllllam Christian .. l.t'i loseph Johnstone 2.00 'lllS!'llS Walker .. . 200 John J. MacDonald L00 Ohilrlcs Walker 2.00 S.P. MacPherson 2.00 John A. Morrison 1.00 -losvph Gardin:r . 1.00 iiiigh MacPhee 1.00

"JULY 22, 1952

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THE GUARDIAN . l CHARLOTTETOWN

, PAGE NINE i

Kings Oountyilosliltal, -Montague, collections

Continued from page ii

I'ETER'S ROAD

Mrs. Bert I-licken . 2.00 guy Reid 2-00 Willard McLean 2-00 Chester .MacSwaln L00 Merrill Butler 1-00 Otis Jackson 1-00 Otis Acorn 1-00 A. A. Macswaln 2-00 Mrs. Alex Macllennan . 1.00 Ml-5. Elmer Macswsln 1.00 Angus MacLean . 1.00 .l.A. Macswain 1-W Lester Macslvuin -50 w,)3, Hicken .... .. 1-U0

517.50

ALMA

Plrrcc Butler 1400 Lemuel Butler :1-00 Otto irvlhs . 1-0” Lloyd Butler 2.00 Mrs. Bessie (its 2.00 (ilcn Johnston 2.00 Garfield Johnston 2.00 it A, Johnston .. 2.00 Walter Campbell 10" Harry Vanlderstine 1.00 Percy D. Johnston 1.00 Neil Vanfdcrstine 1 0'' Russell Graham . 1.00 Gail LeLacheur 1-00 Roy Bcaton .. i00 llarry Johnston 1.00 ll. A. Beaton 1 "0 Ben Reid .. .. 1-00 George Johnston 1-00 Mrs. Joe Jenkins 1.00 MacDonald Johnston ...... .. 1.00

329.00

SAINT MARY'S ROAD WEST

Mrs. Peter Gormley 1.00 Archie Lanhlsnn 1-ii” Jlln1cS- Murphy .. 1-00 Thomas Hughes 100 James McGuil;8n -59 Philip McGulgan . . -510 Philip Mccvulgan Sr. .30 Barney McGuigan Joc McGulgan . gig Ambrose McCarron' -30 Anthony Murphy -5" Thomas Murphy Sr. -50 Martin McCarthy

John McCarthy Mrs. David McCarthy

DE GROS MARCH

iiim. Andrew Fitzpatrick . 50 Mrs Edward Goff .. 1.00 .lin'ii'lce Fitzpatrick 1.00 Fitzpatrick 1.00 3.50

BR UDENELL Mr Alden Macforen

i John Boudreauit

THE EASTERN

GUARDIAN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold P. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. Mn Bruce Mocfhee, Miss Joyce Wlgglnton, Pins McKfnnon.

Miss Verna Mrwbaren .1i!.'I)l(t)l AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon Lovers. . I . ' 0:1; I;:;hIg,”g:::,d" W . llimo Tho Guardian may be bought at the following places in Monugui M”. Thelmy Gordon M NO Blluo Doro Iloltnurnnt. nu: Guns-dlan Office: In Georgetown: The Mr. wumm Dew” um out 0 mo. in Soul-in T 0 Snack Bar and Is. Iucbuds A son. Mr. Kenneth Maclbaren 2.00 ....'s'r. MARY'S Parish, Mcn- Miss Sylvia Sullivan, assistant Mr. Thomas Cameron . 5.00 Issue chicken supper. Beaver editor of Summerside Journal Mr. 55 Mm E, Mwmgy,-9 5,uo Club Hall. Wednesday, July 30th. spent the weekend other home in Mr. as Mrs. Milton Fraser .. 5.00 : Gre9IIii9id- Mr. Malcolm Mwxmuc 599 BMr. and Mrs. Edwin Myeril. . ' ...... Mr. smmn mchomm 5.00 ostirn, ASIBSSRXBFELSDEIIGJIZI then? tMl::S1 Ixliay BMacKerIl&ie,temploye:e Mr. M-worm i.:::.':.:."... z::.::-..”.::.: 3 ... . '3" we -: Mr. John Jackson 1.00 ' ;p y ' fli;:"m'fe hf Dgvvgf w 35" 0 Mr Malcolm Nicholson 1'00 Mrs. Nathaniel Gay, Boston, -B,. ,.A . . . . , , . am ?.if:.”.". J: .";i"L".E....i"...2i”l:i.il."S; ...;.”f.i....i”.32.”;.if.S. lliiiilille. 333? MURRAY RIVER Bruce. ducts Ltd., returned to Alberton M” 3”” cmk '5" Mrs Harry Duchene and her 05.36.03alli.ali3n5pi'2d3Z'ie3l'RVQ3? Mrsr M” Mwliwd '50 two sons Quebec are guests of DBL. ' F-W' J9h”5w" mm Mrs. Duchcnc's mother, Mrs. Wll- oamlsg MARIA CHELA and M75" Vim” smcumd MU iiam M3CL0Eiii- M0iii3E0e- Miss Margarctl Dawson Angola Jen J”"km5 ' ' 1'00 mm will be guest speakers at .4 W M S: M"- K--1 W-ii - '5” Mr- William C- Stewart ii” '9' Rally in Murray River, July 25th. METRE-1'90 M00" 1-0” turned to Montague after an ex- 230 p. My Carter Vanlderstlne 1.00 tended visit with his son and g Mr. Baxter 2.00 daughter-in-law, Mr. nnd Mrs. M155 Gemude power. New Perm! W.R. Keenan 1.00 Bertram Stewart, in Kitchener, and Mus Rim Gm, Montague, 1.,” Mrs. Cecil Stymeist 1-00 07I'-- turned home yesterday from visit- Fred G. Johnsto 1-00 . '4 , ing friends in Truro and New Mrs. Jackie MscLeod .75 .. Mrs. Jean Fuller. Sun:ll"i1el'V1lI;'. Glasgow, N. 5, M”. Gordon mm, 50 Mass., was schreclent tvlsllor :: - Mrs. Roland Graham 1.00 Bwidiiibiiiieu -370 9 OW" 3" Mr. Everett Buchanan and Miss Jack Ferguson 5.00 Mi7"i3K”9- W009 iii Mi"iUiE!00 500 Hattie Buchanan. Kentvllle, N.S.. was the K065i. 0i Mi3 and Mi”5- are spending their vacation guests Mrs. Ben Sencabaugh . 50 N J Nmwmm ' y I . . - of their blothcl, Mr. Herbelt M” M1 Cameuo 1 ' 1'0" m--- - Buchanan Valleyneld Fmik D0Cii"ii' - 2”" nnouonun AT RECEPTl0N- ' i C0i1ii95 H3"cm0 ' 54"" A reception was held at the home Rev, R, C, Tag; and M". '1-5", MT5- Cmmme Mummk 2100 01 Mi'- Mid Mil John 5h”k9-V- Sherbrouk, Quebec. are spending Reg J0ii05iv0n 1-00 Morell. on July ilth in honor of ,, few weeks gu,.5,,, of Mr. and Walter Buell .... .. 1-00 Mr. Sharkey's brother and his Mm George Nkholson, Mon. Wm. M. MscLeod . 1-00 wile, Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Shar- lague, Mrs. Blanche Holllnghurst . 3.00 key of Kitchener, Ontario. A de- "WA Watson White . . 2.00 licicus supper was served by Mrs. Mr. George Macxenzm J," of .15 John Sharkey to twenty-file Boston, Mash who is spending .50 809333: aft" Wmchhme Cilmpmg the summer months in Murray Frank Horton 1.00 W35 "it'"'-30030 W” mus :51 I1”; Harbour North, is at present the Alex MacLcan .50 W035 Ehilm”5lgag”a3B:;:g,i:1:k 03; guest of yllfr. and Mrs. Lorne Kale Mmphersm Mlorellmand Msrs. Charles MacDon- Johnston m Monmglm Sidney Muiln .. - . D tor and Ci”9”C9 mew” Lu" IIl(ris.oslhzfr(l,(xc)aIy?rht:I(leml:een 2:18 guests 1 M"('i );””'l'q" 1J”h"".”” 1;”! re" 590119 Cmipben 1'00 of Doctor Sharkey's parents, Mr. nlgfgire soendeilg wnsfmlen Hfgeaglixtf M” B0511 MMLEM '75 and M” P' 3' shmkey ox mun" Murray pllarbofir North guest of MN,-. 0iiV91' C'iii0iii8-5 i-00 ville. Mrs. Sharkey, who was the her parents ML and 'Mm WH- Dr. Lorne Bohnell 5-00 former Anne Gellneau of Mont "am Kenne,'h,' 11”" ”””K'';;”".i. -3'33 E.”"”'-.if'f3" .ii3”x.iS.iii'”;”.?.i 00.12 Ml'5- I-C519? '9 3 " r Vi Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Johnston DD, Gllll:-'9 ,,,, H to come again in the near future. of Peters Road at present have Peter M80 an - W0 as their guests their daughter, Jolln Clarelf Hr; 0,:-:)l;g,E-1:HjPTI'f::' 3'; Mrs. Charlelsi MagLure zfandN hflr ll Acorn - . daughter, ar ane 0 or i Xuigeli Jarcllne 2.00 M0501" 5"” 5""””"d",if fysmcgj Abbington, Masys.. also another w'p. Macbeod 1.00 ””e"d”g31jIl";Weg;:lfnCl:g:uln daughter, Mrs. Edward Shipley G.0. Whlteway 1-00 ::;o:'not mg”: daughter shmw and son, Donald of Toronto. Mrs. George Saunders . -50 b 0 we ,,,,,,,; -m Mrs. Fred White .50 "M has 51"” EC me Mr. and Mrs. William Cohoon

LOWER MONTAG UE

Roy Altken John M. Aitken William Annear Peter Parrington Louis Wright Archie Edmonds James M. Hewitt as Son Lloyd Collins Harley Hicken John Clark . Cornelius Taylor Ralph Graham Harvey Ross William Aitken Edward Perot .. Wilfred Jamleson . John A. King .. Howard Vatcher Nathalllal Taylor Raymond A. Poole John T. Landrigan Lower Montague W. I. Jack Annear

David Wright Chcssell Annear Chester Schirmer . David Duff William Thompson Steve Hicken .. Albert Ellsworth Bert Taylor .. Austin Ross .. Charles Llewellyn .

Gus Burke Reuben Vatcher . Thomas Boudreault Gus Boudreault . Frank Bourgeois

Mrs. Isabel Coulson . Murdock MscKenzle George Annesr

Thomas Jackson John McKearney Edmund Lsnteigne

WHIM ROAD

George W. Clsrey Arthur McDonald . Garnet Moore

Wesley Campbell Miles Macliinncn . Lloyd MacKlnnon Richard Campbell Howard Macxinnon . Lester MacDonald . Wcbb nlcholson . Lawrence Stuart Whim Road W. 1'. .

Mrs. Angus Stuart M..1. Munroe C. E. Campbell Robert Campbell . John Clarey

Leslie: Stewart Miss Ruby MscLeod William Finlayson Russell Macseth Murdock MacDonald Whim Road Orchestra Malcolm Nicholson Miss Maggie Mscnrlane

lllrs. Alden MacLnren

10.00 1.01) 5.00

AlllluAi. TEA man AND BOAT illlclss

Murray liarllour

Wednesday. July 23

Boat Races at 2 P.M. Games Including Bingo. etc.

SUPPER SERVED ON GROUNDS Music and Dancing -- Horse Swln for tllc,Klddies Refreshment Booths and Ellfeltl nment for All .

com: sun MEET romc mmzms

of Mr. Murray White, Murray

Harbour. The bride and lzrcom-to-

be entered the room to the music of Lohcngrln's Bridal Chorus played by Mrs. Ernest Beck. The many lovely gifts were opened by Mrs. Ellis McPherson, Mrs. on Johnston and Miss Anne Hicken. Mrs. Harold Macswain read the accompanying verses. After the guests had been thanked for their gifts all joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows. The bride and groom-to-be were given a thorough bouncing by the guests to prepare them for the ups and downs of married life. A delicious lunch was then served and the remainder of the evening was spent in singing and dancing. Everyone Joined in wishing Shirley and Murray many years of happiness.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. LAWRENCE STEWART

'The death occurred in Murray Harbour after a lingering illness of Mrs. Lawrence Stewart in her fifty- third year. on June. 29th. she had been indisposed for many years but bore her illness with Christian for- titude and patience.

The large crowd at her funeral bore testimony to the high esteem in which she was held. The service was conducted at her late resid- ence by her minister, Rev. D. Wal- lace MacPherson, who spoke words of comfort and hope. Hymns sung were ”The 23rd Psalm”, illtock of Ages'j and "Abide With Me."

She leaves to mourn her passing. her husband and the following family: Austin, Charlottetown; Eileen (Mrs. Alvin MacKenzie) Charlottetown; Sylvia (Mrs. Bert Machonl. Murray Harbour: Verna. (Mrs. Gerald Gray) Dartmouth; Alvin, Toronto; Velma, Charlotte- town; and Lawrence at home. There are also the following bro- thers and sisters: Howard, Nelson, David. Austin. of White sands; Mrs. Roland White of Murray liar- bcur and Mrs. Foster Buell of New York. i '

The pallbearers were may Arnett and Earl Nicolle, victor Brooks, Harry White and Lloyd Hawkins. Interment took place in Murray Harbour Cemetery.

The following were the floral tri- bui.es:-

Pillow-Husband and Family.

Wreaths - Austin, Sadie Family.

Howard and Florence.

and

David.

Men's staff of Falconwood Hos- pltal.

Sprays-Mr. and Mrs. Gray. Ger- aid.

The Murdock Family.

Sadie and Roland White

Mae and Family

Janet and Betty. y

Card of Thank

The family of the late Mrs. Stewart wish to thank their many friends for cards. messages of sym- pathy and floral tributes. Also neighbours and friends for their many acts of kindness. '

'BI'l'ES

faucet, Inks. or animal . . the but of Mines sootboo

I I If one. unit!

Clarence, Mary. Ernie, Evelyn,-

and daughter Sheila of Carleton. accompanied by Misses Pauline and Elaine Madore of Charlottetown were recent guests of Mr. Cohoon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Cohoon. of Canso, N. S.. and of his aunt, Mrs. Alfred Williams of New Glasgow. N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Cilnrles Gralto and Mrs. Pearl MacKellop. all of Trenton. N. S., accompanied by Mrs. Silas Gratton. Pictou, N'.S.. also Mr. Hector Maci.ean, Little Sands and Mrs. Fred Allan, Georgetown, were nil recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lcstcr Gay, Vallcyfleld.

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Jamleson, iBcstcn, their daughters Shirley and Anastasia, and Miss Phyllis Ccmhes are visiting Mrs. Vic- tor MacGulgan. St. Mary's Road. Also visiting Mrs. MacGuigan is Mr. Jamiesonls son-in-law. Mr. George MacDonald, of Boston, Mass.

RDIED IN MASSACHUSETTS- Word has been received of the recent death in Beverly, Mass, of Mrs Hannah 1. Hooper. after a sort illness, at the age of 88 years. she was born in Montague. RE. 1.. but had lived in Beverly for many years. The funeral was held in Beverly on July 15th.

While-Hicken . Wedding

..'A pretty wedding was solemn- ized on July 8 at the United church manse, Murray Harbour by Rev. W. D. MacPherson. when Kather- ine Shirley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hlcken of Alllston. be- came the bride of Murray Vere. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace White of Murray Harbour.

The bride looked lovely in ii gowll of blue nylon net over taf- feta with matching headdress, white accessories and a corsnge of white carnatlons.

The bridal couple were attended by the bride's sister, Miss Anne lllcken. dressed in yellow nylon net

”"ol'iiif”BoAlfo1,Nb"'uoUsEP

Murray River leading County Baseball league

Murray River, s newcomer into the Kings County daseball League, is presently leading in the first games of the schedule after defeat- ing Cardigan 7-1 on Wednesday at- ternoon and taking the lead over the other teams by one game. Oth- er teams in the league include Peakes, Souris, and Morell. in the 5-team loop, each team will play four home and four away games, and at the end of the season the first four teams will play off, the final winner entering the compet- ition for the Islaild in the inter- mediate B class.

The following is the full regular schedule remaining to be played.

July

23-Souris at Murray River. Morell at Cardigan.

27-Morell at Pcakes. Murray River at Cardigan.

30-Peakes at Murray River. Cardigan at Souris.

August

3-Cardigan at Peakes. Souris at Morell.

6-Mlii'i'uy River al, Souris. Morell at Peakcs.

10-Murray River at Souris. Peakes at Mcrcll.

l.'i-Peakes at Murray River. Souris at Cardigan.

17-Souris at Peakes. Cardigan at Morell.

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week when Shah Mbliammed R977: Pahlevi refused to allow him to be war minister, with control of troops and police. in 3 new cabi- net he was forming.

The ultra-nationalist Pan-Iran Party, spearhead of a drive to force Mossadegh back into office, had threatened to assassinate QaV8m. and there had been spor- adic clashes between mobs and troops called out by the Shah.

Peters Road and Vicinity

.'Resldents of Peters Road and vicinity are extending sincere sym- Dathy to Mr. and Mrs. George MacDonald and family, Charlotte- town and Peters Road. on the death of their daughterh Verna, Mrs. Ralph Jordan, in the P. E Island Hospital.

Mr, W. B. Hickcll, Alliston. mo- tored to Cllarlottetown on Mon- day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ralph Jordan.

Mr. Glen Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnston. Mr. Gar- field Johnston, Mrs. Edward Ship- ply and Mrs. Charles McLai'en, Peters Road, motored to Char- lottetown on Sunday.

Mr. Fred Graham, manager Canadian Canners, Middleton, N. S., was a. business visitor to Allis- ton on Tuesday. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hicken.

Miss Gail Lelacheur was a vis- itor to Alliston on Monday, guest of Miss Anne Hicken.

Mr. and Mrs. Reg Mellish and sons. Merrill and Kenneth. were visitors to Alllston on Tuesday.

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over taffeta with matching acces- sories and corsage of red roses. and Mr. Eric McNeill. Murray Harbour.

Immediately after the wedding ceremony the happy couple left on a tour of the Marltimes. on their return they will reside in Murray

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mean democracy with both a small ...

and A large 1D

The Republicans, he said, pro- duced as their campaign platform "the inevitable weasel-worded Jer- emind." He added that the only specific things in it are a pledge to retain the Taft-Hartley Labor Act and a promise ”to return to the money changers of Wallstreel the temple of our federal reserve system."

Throughout his 4,500-word ad- dress ran the theme that the Re- publican Party is the party of the rich and privileged and that the Democratic Party is that of the common man.

Dever derided Eisenhower for arguing that it should be possible within the next several years to reduce the federal budget by as much as s40,000.00 ,000.

Without calll lg Eisenhower's name-he did not do so at any point in his prepared speech- Dever said:

"I cannot believe this was an attempt wilfully to deceive and mislead the people. But surely it was the voice of one entirely un- informed."

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'ii6'r'ifio'st'oFlnfhlgliifs-gshiZ'EyT had three outflelders playing the

infield. The three were Brian Lewis. "Red" MacFadycn and Kenny MacDonald. At first base

he had an ex-pitcher and on the pitcher's mound he had 9. short- stop. The outfield was left strictly to the other outflelders. Ev. is not quite alone in thisiregard. Tom MacFarlane, manager of M.C.A,, has two outflrlders .111 his infield. . .

That pitching problem. which plagued the juniors for the past few weeks. has practically disap- peared. Sunday it was Ian Ken- nedy and Don MacLean. Yester- day Don MacLeod showed that he has a right to join the pitching ranks. iiDuck" hurled a top notch game for the juniors and was fully deserving of his win. He also hit a triple in the third inning to aid his own cause.

. .

The tough luck pitcher of base- ball in this province is undoubtedly Charlie Ryan. Charlie has lost sev- eral one run games this season and all of them in the toughest way. Yesterday he came within an out of at least getting 9. tie and pos- ihly winning the game for the in- termcdlates when the bad breaks started. Ryan entered the game in the fifth with the juniors leading 4-1. In the sixth he sparked an in- termediates rally by hitting a. doub- le in his first trip to the plate. In the three innings he worked he gave up only one hit and struck out five. All the runs scored against him were unearned.

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A fellow who turned in the best game we saw him play this season was "Buck" Whitlock. ”Buck" bang- cd out three singles in four trips to the plate. drove in one run and started off the intermediates rallies in the sixth and seventh innings. In addition to that Whitlock played a good game afield robbing "Red" MacFayden of a hit in the fourth inning. Also deserving of special mention was Maurice Wllllams' steal of home in the sixth inning with the run that tied" the score at 4-4. Wally Shephard was at the bat with two out. Williams broke for home as MaoLeod came out of his windup and came home stand- ing 011 as the pitch was wide.

CHRISTIAN CONVERT! Since the Japanese Emperor

abandoned divine claims following the Second World War, many of

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