Magistrate Fines Rank Studios " ”"" '” "' ”'' ll" 7'" hwdh” PW 3.

. Press Increasingly . Local Pair sso lQueen's Conservatives Proudly ca" Upon A .':..'..”'l:n"i:i..l'f...::..i:n; Saturday. Feb. 9. 1957

speaking, and he was ” '

. 0 0' , returning to Canada, alongwwith mu. eourup aw”

F ' d I I Twu Charlottetown residents Pf cUnCdlCI1 Ad'Ol' E30 dcgrexerglkgf J;l'::1 would osecoaltiae ::?met'rffuI;I:eI I were ea lb fined av and is b , , . ' ' '.3'”'" "'"”"?'- '

r y S ,u,gim;te Gum, G.Me:”:n mi whooiv (CPI-Just when life their daughter Christina. a. mu, ,,.,,,,,,. ., cu, .1. ..

in the British film world aeemld "'0 W" ho" to HWW W the connection between human pretty dull along came a big "'9'", '0 C'"'d' " "'9 W” 0' 'u' rights and the lalle of libel. Bill break for Canadian actor Bill H' "V95 "1 35mm” "5 0”'3.l”' what will happus to a lnan'a rank Ont. Since he came to Britain be good um, 11 mmeou pubs; He got a telephone call from '1" "mu m "hm" am” '”e”' tieflllltlllitlll to I D01!!! ills! alutd Rod Steiger. the American actor ”"es.”e J” M'cb'u" mu 9! "bu? 59"” km” "L mm” who wecmius in ..h"vy.. nm. at boon, and Charlie Chapilns an 5.10.. mung; breaking the Steiger wanted the 36-year-old Kl” "' New Ywkt u” "u ml HW-

Nagy for a feature pan in Across yd "l"5ed' H” '1” play”! 0' '4'” lb” W"'”'”"”m '”i' the Bridge. now in production at N" 9! Smwpm In smml Pwmc "V 9' mdecem bNh' TM" '" J. Arthur Rank's Pinewood Wm." ll "'99 to .Lo"d””' Wm? 50”” which M ,'”P”””u. smmrol Hts vred-haired wife was playillz parent would want his children "I have Rod to thank for all 1” B'."il'd”"" "lit" 5'" '."” "4 to read: Ind "'39 "ll" M 'e"' thus. "id Nagy in n interview married Nagy. Her last film part , pectin; person would want to

' Queen's County Magistrates Court By ED SIMON mlatice lines will not hrin aee r and most of the weeklies have? - e Canatlnn Preaa Staff Writer between Israel and the Algabruni gsblished sympathetic accountslo" Cmmm ,C”d' ch"'" yen" LONDON lCP'r'Al 9 um? "593 5” ll '1 lccmli-I-tiled by men by correspondents in Israel of the; day' 1" addlmlll "19 '1'” ”'""d”- Israel finds herself under lncreas- sures relieving the tango, um peomev, mmude toward the .11, ' charged with property damag ing fire in the United Nations and has led to intermittent hastllitiea pute. was ordered to pay for the dam . elsewhere she is receiving an lo- since the Palestine War ended. The News Chronicle cort'es,.und- age he had "used Th and cre-anisiy friendly press in 3111- rlutss vlaw cnanaan ent in Israel notes that even the ' 9 ”” ain. A Vol? Ilo The Times was do popular Ben-Gurion would be ”""'d" W” c""nd "lib mm Editorial opinion which in the plorlng ”lntranslgent" statements speedily ousted if he showed signs lhiil negligence in the operation of past has taken a neutral stand at by Israeli spokesmen declining to of eompromlslng on the issue. I "1010? Vehicle. beat in Israel's border difficuitiel make territorial concessions to the A Labor m:mber of Parliament The only offender under the with her Arab neighbor: is swing Arabs. Today it chides the United Barbara Castle writes in similar Tomoerance act. a Cornwall real int: strongly in -npport of Prime Nations for insisting on Israeli vein in The New Statesman and dent. was fined :95. and coats

- .. was in The Story of Esther Cos- be found reading. We do not Minister Ben-Gui-ion's inslatenes withdrawals from Gaza and Aqaha Nation and a leading article in T0? lilwinil unlawful llililol in llll t.1:.hl:l::memie,,.td Mitt” H'mt.,”"lf.g ""0 in which she ploy! a school- want these books around. and on keelilill his ll'00P8 in that Gllul Wlllloill leeltlnl any corresponding The Spectator expresses disap- Possession. chance .. D 31 3 teacher. the luv might help us to get rid strip and the Aqaha area until he guurun ees lmln Egypt. pointmellt that Britain's UN tiele- A Tracadie resident and a Leo The two actors became friendly of them. gets some guarantees of security The Evening News which like gation is not making mure vigor- lion island resident were each in New York mom nine years The mu telephone . ,3 But what 0! books UN in against Arab raiders. ' The Times had its reservations ous efforts toward obtaining for filled 35 8nd Costs for lllwllll d9 ago but lost contact when Nagy Canada wag opened in17g.gf1,m, just within the law? They Wollld While Suez developments un- about Britain's Suez adventure Israel "the guarantees to which fictive eiluipment on their cm, to London in 1949 The pm um. 0bVl0iIllY 59 3"" " ?""'"""' doubtedly are mainly responsible now speaks with admiration of the it is morally entitled." Vehicles. Similar fines were lm ' ' or as nasty as those which W0!”

for the change it would be an "courage and restraint" of In- The Economist argues that posed on 1: Mt. Stewart tesldent oversimplification to ascribe it en- raells stand against withdrawal of Egypt's six-year blockade of the for operating I Velilcle Wllllillll tlrely to resentment at the UN's her troops. It links Israel's do Gulf of Aqaba and the Suez Canal plates and an unlicenced driver attitude toward Britain over the island for guarantees of free paas- to Israeli shipping is as much a from Hunter River. A reprimand

barely preak the law. No 11' could possibly substitute for

and self- THOUGHTS FOR OUR i1ME ':.t."”"i:i:il... ......

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Esyptian fighting. age through the Gulf of Aqaba violation of the 1949 Israeli-Arab was given in the case of a Char JOHN Angus M.cLEAN mm-1-u nzggou Mncquhmzm qualities, no law could Polslllli But Britain's own experience in with Britain's own need for a Iim- armistice as Israel's seizure oi lottetown resident charged with ,, LE-WE3 M "C1-(mu By His Eminence C3,:-ding! McGulga.n achieve its end. Suez has led to a growing feteelii.-:1 liar guarantee involving the Sues Egyptian territory and calls on the leaving a vehicle unattended on (copyright) among commentators that Canal. ' UN to solve both problems simul- the travelled portion of the high Born at Lewes. P-E-L Aged 42 Born Violorll. P.E-l- Ase 37

torial withdrawal behind the an Almost every national newspa- taneousiy.

i CHURCHES TOMORROW

C .Anglican Church zloN PRESBYTERIAN

. way. years, the son of Mr. and Mrs. years, the non of Mr. and Mrs. RESPECT FOR LAW NEEDED human rights im,ulved?.. Ev"

ciorge l-l. Mat:Lealn. W 3' wilted Macqrarve. 1 h I ro ACHIEVE rlwa: JUSTICE where the laws are good one: WEAR d i l at oca h ' e d ' ” a more Sc 00. , this attitude will have some ba

Kent School, Summerside High Prince of Wales College, l.iniver- Iogijglign nrgisggtpgfs c”t':;""I',';g?g consequenc ,

School.. ally of Manitoba. University of movie! and mevmolnphave hm; For one thing. such an umud,

A '"”"5'"' '3''""- M1 M” New B'""”"”k' Mom" U"'"" many effects on the world some lower: our respect for the 1-"

L980 W85 "'5' elecled l0 "'9 ml" good, and some had, nth on. and for those who work with it.

House of Commons in 1951 and He taught (or seven years in - - . w 1 think of a judge as re-elected in 1953. the public schools of P. E. l. and '””"d'""l we” ” "”5' my h"' ' come 0

. . . . made the world we live in small- 0119 Wll0 Wdllls l0 Cdlcll Pe0lllU Ill 1955 he W35 3PWl"l9d D9 at leadmg Candmn "'"V"Sme5' er for us than it ever was before. With lhir law. not 10 lJl'0l-El lllem sit PETERIS CATHEDRAL CHURCH puty Whip of the Progressive Formerly Secretary of the Names of place, that we" form. with it. And lawyelrs wlemcolgla , . .. . 1, mp... Car. on... ..a Grafton Sta. .'f.”"c'f..'.".?f.'.l.:. ”t'?f.'.” 't?..'.5'”.-.".ii't'e' i7'e1t".".”..tlE.'.'.”'d """d T”."'"' Q23 ?.'1'.l.g”'iL'd2.?"2i?.Z'n.” ".i'.t'J?iZ i3ol5'F3Jl5.”i."lnE”i3.5, '”t.?ne5d :1 nu n-sat o--;uo--- The Reverend W. Harold Brown. gate from Conservative Party in A recognized 3.31.0,-my on 11., 1,. 1 t M mi pk. nd seeing in them men with all ill! I'll 9'" "5. Th Re R'”:"g' Mg: Mm” M.A.. Minister. Hollie 0! C0mm0llS Bl .ll'll91" Canadian political and economiclthgir l-ell-eeents lallstoryei: Izesofamiliiar 'e50l"595 0' c,9".l""l”. ll! 1"” u ,.,a mug wear a Trio! for t 9 V"e';wA"9l - - R". E. C. E"... national conferences at Paris and issues, he has n-equenuy been to us as that of our own country prudence. obtaining Justice for kw”... 40.1 mm an g ' llughr ' Visiting Mining;-, w35ll"l8l heard on C.B.C. and other radio No is this just a matter or llaflr ,flle"l5l-d av"? 5” zgflilgg; (Ltd, with nanaeodand adhilnrus ylll - - - . e e or o ' s other :he RevereAnd'l:'..nfl.Plr!'oe&g. Mr. J;IIiIb:;:I-l(W(;txfz,Ir:.) M.A.. walilrl.r.mgl:-3Lean has a brilliant ia)r(:!gul':1ltl)lerIi':le:! ::gsp:t;rel:l;ibiuIleEai;- 'l.(,:1lt:IV;':9tEvK:.re::;F-li))tl;llltIll:':Ith(;nn it! sllugchi at-yormtudc were u) Age” ygc nmma2,n nuatnniud mu 0507337 "I - ' ' ' d I 111' educ'bk R CMK-NL Orzaniat and Choir Director Organist and Chair Director He served in the R.C.A.F. and 3d3- "9 l5 3 P0P"'"' '”"'d1”"" papers may CV93 ha" "' 9m” mime! judges H win" 9 2:: daily :2 Vi-O rose to the rank of Win Co - Speaker and lecture" th vents themselves some- 59 Veal - Mlu Suzanne Brenton, Lie. Mule 5 "' . .. . . 0" 9 9 . t SHOULD msTmGU,s,, ..,.i..y he... dreamed potable such ..m.mm.m....m.me a The CI. so m:nder.4 h F Long! ngtigenlla nlnlltlcpal t:'c'tcI1t'BIl time: this is lqullte klndtlrfhcz. bill: But the most sums med 0, mu... g,,..,4.sl. was fiplmforulscbn : a.su.- nr-ch heal "194 e a doc -id 111 les a e no . rov we ave any 0 oo a pa , , , ' . aey

"nu ;l';IS,':l:lYvYAFTE3 10300 a.m.-Adult Bible class the Digginguislxdspiygnogdci-os;vi,y and local levels. Mr. Macquarrlc played by our elected repre- Uilfkdllllutiee 'l5a:"b:c":::l.Vei't' E openin prevents escape. 11.00 a.m.-Nursery school the late King George Vi. in 1956 was elected third V1ce- sentatives, not only in our own We eel) . vvathoaal need bulky. CI-NP. 1::0 a.tn.-Mattias ll:00 a.ns.-Divine Worship Hi; daring em,” from Dc. President of the Pr0Zl'eS8lVe Coir country, but in international i'1Slll- We will "ill 5' '51” '” ao-eTnuan. Iormeohns tonne! 0' 8:00 a.nt.-Holy Enehas-In . .. . servative Party of Canada. bodies to see how gm, it I. distinguish between good lawl lung, paging pad pmsnre. ho to-oo am-Ch a School (I-ll s'"''"''' W” " ""l " l” mm Europe has "Lenny been V - l i ' and badi mdeei "ml" "M sardleas of how long nncu-ed. -e. "2" ..-m.--Chi:-:1 Em . ) had" recorded in Week End Magazine. He is married to the former that what we think may have an , mm” ,0. M"

, b d ill make no pagan. Mt MICLEM has long been Isabel Stewart. effect on people ELl'0 s the 870 800d 0' 3 W W”

M . Alluldllll "LOOK DOWI Af ' ' Wh ill ll. will TRY THIS. and send Y0!!! 11.3 a.ln.-Church Scheel (later "me in community organ”. They h ave two children, world. just as what they think dl"9"9"9e' 3' W "'3 9' ""”' ht.

Hearkea."

. be d 1' Cudaoda enW.S.RiI:e., ..,,,,,. 7.--.-...-mu. en... ml -- .w-."-.- . .., 1:: :.:':.ie:..::'.'l..::":.:":... "id .:.:.. .. n. 5.... service. .:'nuu Sermon: ::Knosvledge through He is a member of the cam. Youthful, energetic and well ou?e:5- :ou3lrl::"a"":'"';:,:;:b:m, breaks it will be caught or not. IOIII experience dim Legion, qualified by training and ex- There would dw,” 5. pom. Alum," uT..ch Me 0 Lou" pemnce to ,epr,,em Queen-5 that we already have towards our An Waco". -'l'llonaaa Attwood ofHReeE,en1smeMl?berA::E 0:,heUB-oard County at Ottawa own country. The point that I The members of the Ben' gity, S "W" -inserted by the P. E. l. Pre- ?""”d lg” "l malt: l”djI31's':als'f:; l sr. PAUL'S ANGLIOAN fiuui-meat will attend the "' 3 C" W5 W”' 3" CHURCH lilegv wgngmlvans will . . . be Embmhd ,7” by 3."! the Preacher at both services. landa on All Are Cordially invited

Po The Reverend Canea J. 'l'. lbltett. Beater. ' ' ' C

orsaalat and Chair Directar. THE BAPTIST CHURCH M" E 1"" H'""'v 't3-C-o- Corner Prince and litany Streets

Y0""""'- 9""89"0- and Well 1 th rt of th t so "9 ""9" c”''”""” ”' ”"' ""'li value of the individual personal- qugllfied by mining Jud expen, ”E':"y"N:::"Donald 'Maffl:' the tatlous that way. But when we ,t

ill!!! to represent Queen's County Chm" muvmu we" notedp are told the facts we instinctively l y. at Ottawa.

ii A . . . .3::.l:..'.'.”;'.'.:i.;i "'8 '""'" " "" :" i:.:”2l:.l”..:::":: i."...'.:'”” IN THE 'Y' - - Ollll 5 - l

They have three children. 3",”. M” punk Andnmmu. I do not mean that we know pwelnh, race, nationality and

353' Mm Dam" and Edwrd Mm" "d M” Cu" lhfe nil. Yell!!! etlimll'lIg'll1ndienedmeV: creed are overshadowed by the - Mrs. Clive Stewart. Councillors. '1 "11 0” 3 9 - ' V

feel that we can Judge them can '-mm--- w i -Inserted by the p E I p... NEW MEMBERS reciiy- When Ildrmion "' hr SUPPORT YOUR YiM'c'A' g;;o.u.l, cum"... Mlllltort m.,l,, c,,,,u,"",e' A.'"' justice is established as a fact. . (nunua C ' um". luv. ll. 1.. Mlttoa. B.A.. 3.1). CO V i h'i'he membell-ishlp now atands at we know that it is Wl':JlI8- Whsn ion and Breakfast) Mrs. G, Emgu pm, i lrly With VG MW l'li9lTiL I men suffer because of aws ma s

10:00-Sunday scl...i...y..t..- .3 on-unlgt ".4 cm, no-..t... welcomed this year: Mm Ewen to protect not human but 'nntionnl Senior chine. -.---am-aa-. High point of the recent meet-lhonors went to two of Bob In M. Montgomery Campbell. Mm Goofs! Michael rights. we know that Iomeihms llloo-Sunday sclnol-sauna. '3' '-""'5"d'V 535'” lng of the Charlottetown Camerall-lambley's four very effective en-

Mrs. Arthur Love, Mrs. Roy 1, wrong with thug um, i '

I and Primary Claueg "”("'-Fl--M0.l':.llrls:':.oP:hl5FcY) Club was the judging of the Class tries. Thirdlspot wentfto Getltrge Chapter Has 5l:I',;'ld9"C'f:i;ltellfl';-mf!:fll:dlfglaog ctmmon NEEKDSJ dg H u.” I 1:00. reagent .. an i. A V '3 1 9 n e mae ii men

monl."o.:S.uIl-tfee:n,”.lthe.IdMvuI:e. s'""": Mn” Kmk Th” 2IlCBSlltti)lll' IIl.id5vecl:)fml'l):i'llllc1:e,nol)yWnlflt:a. :3): B0 E he "t p." Successfl” Year port and interest in the Cerebr these, :5 "-9 not applying any Annua

Pllunbline" elm" 7' EV"! DW'"- College. Speaking from a thorough A panel of Class A members Plliy Chlldrehv llelllllll " ' "w special knowledle of lhlefliilllollr 5:00-Eveneong and sermon A"”','f" "'7'" T593 A1515 0 understanding of the subject. Miss discussed exposure, both with and Report. cover”; . wide Mn” and holding the annual Chrllstllinaa .1 igw, Rather, we are lookllli e

subject: "What God Requires” 1"” (5""”d) Lowe constructively discussed the without light meters. of um, P3"? fl” l-h9m- Ml” H3" "ll It the liilmlll llllllle Wllml 4" Mggfmg

OF

. ltl d be! ..”g,chd."" I,-elhuul Mug. LU P-In.-Eveailll Service pictures as regards such elements All prospective entrants should the Annudumgeeagg '5: the LS5; l;l;etlll;:l;9 gvigilgt .0; liziorlrieglgg :ltl:rey'i;Ili)tlIth;llwlIri!;n:)t:;iId lgllgiilgl:

gleam 1.l.M.c.A. For all yen; 2:guh. ,1", . "um d r;I;gf:::ig?!sia?:;(t::e,;,ec,ligwgxr. ::;:nt;ia:h:h0c::.h;Iil;”;';r'5 Ii;l;:udMMointsomery; Chapter 1.0- mg Interesting picture of the are now instinctively that some ' sermon: "You Have To Give rim, uam; egg, Fl;-sf gnd gecmid this year. ,,;, ' hon ” "en "5 when mam" 391" Gdllclllollll llcllllel '0? "M9 things are fair or unfair. just or, THE P.EJ. JERSEY Vllltorl Are Coldlally Invite! .4. hug," P Q ' '5. "rd ”” "5""5 "l '1' children and the plans being made unjugg, i To Attend. Antigua: "sea, o our we cut. zdgdtwgrhh The (meet! was in better same. several Chapter it it in the needs of this com-I CAITLE CLUB ON TUES C ' ' "me 0 Mm Donud memllfrr "Wk Pl" lll ll” C9"l mon human nature that we findl

dm CW9" ilfllgldllierli Macmillan. and M . r I . . DRESBYTERIAN ','::,-,,;,A-m.-. 43,313, sggif; Parkdale Had I956 Surplus; ....n.... the n...... '5... ..".i. "r.-,L;;';'il.;",..':.:,t magi: C0,, g;;ni;,g;';e:'gm;13nsgl;5c;;”;', 33;,-g rnn.12.1s57 Ar 1.15 PM. more ”l'"'- mittee came and a picnic in the ...n on... of custom and account AT THE AGRICULTURAL BOARD Roost (3rd FLOOR) 130 RICHMOND s'r., Cll"I'0WN

THE KIRK OFS,JAM& M Following the read'ng f h - hild f th Mt. H bert 0r- th I tht nu Reverend T H t g Calla And Wonhlp. ness reports the slate! of oofficlfda ;han:;:.:otwo eshipmentear of lay- ',y,,,:',"'1,25':"'L',.1 i,e,ke?mi:tsit the

, lot-1957-siiwaahroutlnh . d erhdr 'lhln l M.A.. S.T.M.. The annual meeting or the rate- were approved by the meeting. the nominating comlltilttee all tCl:wGle::e;M'lnaltcln': ullllin: mlid cf:.u:::uonwll:t netlllzl fll' ed) ALBERT J. BOSWALL. Minister. CENTRAL CHHSTIAN payers of the village of Parlldale Commissioners elected to re- follows: Mrs. Wuliam Brehaut, Christmas stockings for the Save hum" ,,,..;,. am we all in-t Prawn, Mlsa ll. uluu Melrento. CHURCH was held in the Institute Hall on mac, "M, ,.,.,m., W... Mr, o, Honorary Regent: Miss Margar- the Children Fund; and aid to s,i,,c,,,,,,y ,.S,,ec.. I ' Mas. Bac.. ii'.M.c.M.. up 3.; gnu Feb 5th. . ll, Newmm, "M M... Percy A, et Riley. Regent; Mrs. fan the childrcn at the Halifax School -phi, nuns, as much in. ofllltlat and Director of Chin The meeting was called to order MacDonald. Charles E. small was Rllllillh ldl Vlcd Relellii Mrs. for the Blind. cgmag, of course. as in Egypt or ------e--- Marvel 1). nun.-, 3, , by the chairman of the commls- elected for one year replacing Tom Deliloll. ind Vice Regent: , TON 1,3,1, gut here is the curious , 935 '-m--cliutl 3193001 IIIHN sioners, G.C. Ramsay. and present Fred Wotton. l'eIlll1ed- Mn" Dmuw M'cmm"' Sec” EDUCA I fact: perhaps because we know

"300 t-"1--"Grill! W0-HUI Ill urn. Anise; nun... were all the commissioners. ll Atvthe regular monthly meeting "'7: M''' E'"'' C'mpb'"' "”i in revicwlll the educational more about the law 0' 0'" "V" Sermon: "The Kind of People organist us a.n'n'l3;il"' well as the clerk or the viliase. of the Commissioners held on Feb. '""l': Midi Ctthedhe 3e""i"9- work of the chapter Miss Cather- country; perlllpl because we set We Call Yet Become" ' h A.D. " 7th., Ian Webster was elected '-'5il""tl0'iIl 59'-W"'l'3 Miss 3" inc acthune reported visits and to used to reality that we do not

A"""'"" "0 5"l""' 3""” mu """"c"'"' 'dl”l lid Minutes of the last annual Chairman, and Alexander Mac- 1”" Y”"”k"'- Ech”"" 5"” educational equipment to the really see it: for one "I500 0'

ml1c.' '3' "db", n rm” H." meeting, as well as those of a Loan, co-chairman. A.D. Seaman "'73 M"'- A'E- Henna” 5”"d”d Cllapi(il"S adopted school; annual another. we often take our own

r "sun " '3' "Willi"? Mill a lal meeting Called lo ddll 1! 10 be fellllied IS Clcfll 0! "10 scholarship to a student nurse; laws for lzlBlll0d- keeplnll "'9'" J7"”Ah'9 . "Tile Int-tl's My Shepherd" Am Dlaber. Bele. .25.? problems relating to the new Village for the year 1957. supplying of addltionall supple because we have to keep them. awanlnwwmoomrmo

(Brother .Iatnea' Air) - arr. Al lllllrlll aatl invigorating fire hall were approved without . C . "'9"”""Y R"d'" '0 W9 Pfllfilfl and because we would be punish-

-"'"""'9"'l lid 301' "'5' "'5" " 'llllll- Itld! all change. ' E ichoolsz and a donation to th. ed if we were caught lirolkllll W00 I. g W -1 IGVIUII. All are weleelne. 1-h chat.-man in his report to NEW lE'Cl75T-45 "ANNE" P.F1.l. Music Festival Association. them. guedltnu-: "Te what um um a.la.-Merafag worship and 9 '

the ratepayers, gave a general BERLIN MP, p we” Bum Dal” mrut shmpalin Cal”. The Lucy Maud Montgomery Even when we are thinking for

Natures our Lord Appeab" Ch”P'" "'5 "t'Pl'3' '0 itilll with other D905)? and the law. we ask

Annmm "MM. W”. mu 3"...” ucnmm" gnu... oiilllhe 05910 5CllVl”95 "'"'”9d W Friday began reconstructing tho Clde. Kingston Hall February 13.

E. ii. .IllllllS'fl)llE Says:

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