the Legion Ladies Auxlicy Monthly Meeting The regular meeting of the Ladies Au.xiliary of the Canadian Legion. ilouiague branch. was held at the home of Mrs. William Dewar. Brut!- mlcll. Tuesday evening, with the ' in-c-president. Mrs- Thomas Clair, ill the chair. The meeting opened on the usual manner by observing 1 one minute silence. The minutes .,ll the last meeting were read by ow secretary. Mrs. Jessie Shaw. unl were approved as read. in the rival-lice of the treasurer, the fin- .on-lnl report was read by Mrs. Fiiliw. It has reported that the treasur- or. Mrs. Gerald liicCarron. had ll-ii Montague to reside in Tormen- l'llt'. N. B.. and that I lift from llli' Auxiliary had been presented in her prior to her departure by the nrcsltlolit. Mrs. Nell Hooley. New business included plans for I s0('lRl evening at the close of he October meeting. Mrs. Hooley .ul(I Mrs. Archie Hilchay were ap- nirlllle on the program committee. Tl-ntat ve plans for the annual din- :wr on Armistice Day were dis- ussctl and final arrangements will lo made at the next meeting. At the close of the meeting a on-ial hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Show in charge of the program. llrs. Byron Stewart and. Mrs- At- uuod MacDonald were contest win- ocrs. Refreshments featured corn- ln-the-cob. sandwiches and cake., served by the t assisted by her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Mac- Kinnon. A number of piano selec- firms were played by Mrs. lilac- Donald and were enjoyed by every- one. A hearty vot of thanks was extended to Mrs. Dewar for her kind hospitality. County Court At Georgetown The regular September sittings of the first circuit of the King's County Court was held in George- towIi.;.'3.'iield a y, September 20, with J ttga J.S. Desltoches. presid- ing. There was a large docket made up of car collision cases. goods sold and delivered. and arrears of school taxes. One contested case was heard and disposed of. Anoth- er was sat down for yesterday with ludgment in this case being re- served. Attorneys in attendance were Messrs. S.l- Hessian, Q.C., liiacLolm MncKinnon. Q.C.. and Lester O'Donnell. Eastern Guardian BUYING timothy saad daily. Fraser and Annaar Food Service FLAIR MYSTERY PACKAGE H.410. Values from 02.00 to 86.00 llm-hner's Jewellers. Montague. P. E. 1. Personals Mr and Mrs. Alex Hutcheson lcii last week for Calgary, Alb- orla, after spending the summer in lloniagua. LAW Betty Shaw. l't.C.A.F.. Namso. Alberta. returned 'to her All of Canada. except for a sect- ion in the northwest and a slice on the East Coast. can expect be- 4 Court Cases V At Georgetown At magistrate's court at George- town yesterday before Stlpendia , Magistrate Gilbert A. Gaudet, a party from Ocean View was fined 35.00 and costs for failure to stop at a stop sign. A resident of Boston's Mills was fined !50.00 for operating a motor vehicle while his license was sus- r d J and the same party was sentenced to serve ten days in jail for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. . A party from Dundas was fined 120.00 and costs for being intoxi- cated In a public place. A resident of Cardigan was fined 550.00 and costs for operating a motor vehicle while his ability was impaired by alcohol. His license was also automatically suspended for a period of three months. A party from Little Harbour was fined 350.00 and costs for intoxi- cation in a public place. This was a subsequent offense warranting the larger fine. A party from Souris was fined 35.00 and costs for insufficient light- ing on his motor vehicle- The case of a party frm Cherry Hill on a charge of common as- sault. was adjourned for sentence until next week. Mr. J. P. Nicholson. represented the Crown in all cases. base after , ” , her I ' S at her home in Brudenell. Miss Florria Boston Montague, who was a patient in the Victoria General Hospital. Halifax. N. 5.. lost week. is spending a few days at her home in Flat River. Miss Eileen Wood. Dept.. of Labor, Toronto. is spending her holidays with her parents. Mr. and lint. W. '1', Wood, Charlottetown. The many friends of Mrs. G. A- 1'lmmpson of Montague. will be glad to know that she is recover- mg nicely from a recent eye opera- lion in the Prince Edward island ilnsnital. in and Mrs. J. A. Cameron have returned to Toronto after rlienrllng their holidays with Mrs. -"ameron's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wood. Air and Mrs. Joseph Clough, Mm: Street, Summerside have had us their guest for the past two nooks. their son Vernon Clough of the C.N.R. Halifax who returned to resume his duties today. Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Clough also had as guests their son and 'i-illizhier-in-law Mr. and Mrs. lalmer Clough, Cherry Valley who were accompanied by their children ilr. and Mrs. Cecil Ward (Velma) and family and Mr. and Mrs. lvo Cudmore (Eunice) and family 0! Charlottetown who returned to their homes the tint of the week. WE).-TIUI. - SEPT. Blackbeard J IOWEIIY BOYS AT THE CAPITOL Leo Gorcey and Iluntz Hall. heading the Bowery Boys. are knighted for exceptional bravery by a grateful king in "Spy Chas- ers." their comedy hit for Allied Artists. now at the Capitol theatre. Slip and Sach earn their honor when they rescue the king's daugh- ter, Princess Ann, from 'idnapeu. and enable King Rako to regain his throne in the mythical land of Truanis. An agent in all of these dealings is Louie Dumbrowski iBernard Gorcey) of the Bowery Sweet Shop who. it develops. is a native Truan- ian. a member of one of its high est ranking families. Prominent in the supporting cast are David Condon as Chuck. Ben- nie Bartlett as Butch. Lisa Davis as the princess, Vaola Vonn and icon Askln as plotters against the king. and Sig Ruman as King Rake. The picture was produced by Ben Schwalb and was directed by Edwards Barnds. FINE STAMP -T NEW DELHI iCPl The stamp issued by the Indian posts depart- ment in 1953 to .ommamorste the conquest of Mount Everest has won a prize awarded by the national Italian Olympic committee. This is the first Indian stamp to have won YEO 'Color-Llltlaharneli - ll-ODOPINOWUI Krillelealtory-Iloinanoe THEATRE MDNTAGIIE 21-22 S ADM. 80c-460 The Pirate r he MURRAY HVR - THURSDAY - HDAY "riMnggJAcK am-any-sarong:-ys-ova-sans-in n;...uio(-u....liay!hq-l:aop.n.I.f. low-normal t8IIIDCHilI.ll'cI for t h it next 30 days according to this map prepared on the basis of the United Tuberculosis OTTAWA, iCP)- Numbers of patients in tuberculosis sanatoris and TB units of general hospital: declined last year for the first time in Canadian history. The bureau of statistics said Friday that patients in hospitals decreased to 13.20.) at the end of last year from 16,051 at the end of 1952, a drop of 6.2 per cent. The rate for each 100.000 of Don- ulation fell from 100 in 1963 to 100 last year. the lowest level in seven years. The death rate for each 100.000 of population declined to 10.3 in 1054 from 12.: in loss and 11.1 in 1952. it compares with a rate of 00.4 in 1037. Between 1038 and 1064 annual admissions of persons with TB. or who were suspected of having the disease and were later dis- charged. increased 60.2 per cent. "Long John Silver" At Prince Edward Robert Newton and a lively crew of talented artists brings us a dra- matlc answer on the Cinemascopa screen of the Prince Edward Theatre to the question of what happened to the picturesque char- acters created by Robert Louis Stevenson. The answer came int he form of "Long John Silver." with Newton in the title role of this spectacular Cinemalcope product- ion, filmed in Eastman Color in Australia for release by Distribut- ors Corporation of America. The talented Robert Newton fortunately agreed to eonti nue his interpretation of the title role .which he began so impressively as many will remember. in the Walt Disney success of a few years back. "Treasure Island." All the dram- atic ability which we have seen or- hibited by this great actor over the years in his many memorable roles is brought to hear in his charact- erization of "Long John Silver." But along side Newton. in the role of the young cabin boy Jim Hawkins. is a youngster who is a real "find." Young Kit Taylor does an excellent job in his first motion picture role. and it is to be hoped that he can maintain the candor and freshness which he brings to the screen in his role as Jim. In addition heis a hand- some lad who is without doubt one of the promises for the future. Connie Gilchrist proves delight'ul, too, in the role of Purity Pinker. hoping to be the one who can tame the raucous Long John Silver and get him to settle down to domestic tranquility. There is a big cast. and each one deserves credit for making the whole so outstanding, but to cite a few whose acting is noteworthy, there are Lloyd Berrell. as Mendoza the rival of Long John Silver; Grant Taylor, :0 Patch; Henry Gilbert as Billie wlegs; and Rod- ney Taylor as Israel Hands. Taking advantage of all this tal- eat and the values of production, the director Byron Haskin has real- ised a production which will appeal toyounlaIIiloIdaJ1ka.ItwssHas- kin who also directed the highly successful earlier production of H0 91 V .0 FOR Patients In Canada Declined In 1954 First admissions rose 59.2 per cent and readmission: increased 88.0 per cent. The increases, the bureau said. were due partly to a (id.-i-per-cent increase in the Canadian popula- tion over the same period. IMMIGRATION RATE HIGH The admission rate for immi- grants stood at 106.4 in 1946 compared with a general popula- tion rste of 77.1 for persons act- ually suffering from T3. The immigrant rate rose to I81 in 1947 and 135.3 in 1050 but has declined consistently to 71.7 in 1054. com- pared with a general rate of 62.2 for native-born Canadians with the disease. The bureau said the slow de- cline in the total admission rate is due to the numbers of persons found not to have TB after enter- ing hospital. Deaths from tuberculosis drop- ped 71.8 per cent during the last 10 years. A corresponding de- orease has taken place in the number of deaths in institutions which have dropped 02.4 per cent over the period. Bed complement of TB institu- tions increased from 85-2 (OT esch 100.000 of population in 1938 to 116.5 in 1964. Since 1040 the actual number of beds has risen uyioaa or 30.1 per cent. LAND OF LAKE! Aerial surveys show Quebec province has nearly 1.000.000 lakes and rivers. IN THE GIANT FAMI I.Y O 4 I . ANADA States Weather Bureau long-range forecast. Much-below-normal read- ing are forecast within a circle and Northern Ontario (CF Photo). covering Quebec. EDITOR TRANSFERS OTTAWA (CF)-Tommy Shields, 60. sports editor of, the Ottawa Cit- izen for the last 10 years and a sports writer with the paper for 30 years. has been transferred at his request to the Citizen's general news desk. The Citizen says that Jack Koffman. 43. for many years an associate of Shields, takes over as acting sports editor. PLANS NEW LAKE TRY TORONTO (CPl-Jim Edmunds. physical training instructor at Col- lins Bay penitentiary at Klngsion,l said Tuesday he will make his second attempt to swim Lake On- tario in July, 1966. The 225-pound 51-year-old swimmer came within four miles of conquering the lake in August. He said he hopes to make the plunge about July 10, if weather is favorable. The-NEW, TODAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY Lawbreaking Increases in Canada's Urban Centres OTTAWA iCPl - Lawbreakingl impaired driving prosecutions edged upwards last year in Can- rose to 8,886 from 8,190 while ada's urban centres. idrunk driving prosecutions fell to Police recorded 1.832.324 offences 2,347 from 2,745. Prosecutions for of all kinds in communities of reckless driving rose to 2.038 from more than 4.100 population, the Bu- 2.008. reau of statistics reported Tuesday Police in these municipalities in- in its annual summary of police vestigated 102,788 traffic accidents statistics. The 1953 total was 1.819.-about the same as in 1953. Deaths 171. land injuries were less-deaths Sixty-six murders wcrc reportedldown to 756 from 806 and injuries last year. two more than the yearlli? 33-239 (P010 34.803. Also investi- before. There were 109 mansiaugh-lsated were 324 drownlnss. five ter cases, down three from 1953. more than in 1953. Aggravated assault cases in- - "gfliillesiifgfiigynfgelg3t;5';g;ll 3:31-1 mos PRODUCTION CLIMBS 85,653: burglaries to 22.403 irnmi OTTAWA iCPl A-Pig iron pro- 21.033; auto thefts to 13.172 fromlduction during the first seven 12,573, and robberies to 2.153 lromlmgmhs or the yggr wigiied 1,733,. 1.944. "375 tons compared with 1,312,475 I OPEN FOR BUSINESS SATURDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT -CIosed- WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON This we believe is the choice of our customers Harry A. Macbougoll Better Menls Wear 1 THE STARS SHINE sssr. . - - AT THE DRIVE-IN SHOW! BOX OFFICE SHOW OPENS AT ITARTB 1;3o'y,M, AT 8:00 P.M. TODAY and THURSDAY A ONE-IN-A-MILLION ENTERTAINMENT THAT SPANS THE FABULOUS FUN CAREER OF THE WORLD'S ONE-IN-A-MILLION GUY! Because Eddie Cantor is more than just the world's greatest living entertainer, this is more than just his fabulous show-business story. Here's Cantor the man- the showman, the human. Rub the black grease-paint off that eye-popping face and he's all red-white-and-true-blue underneath. ' "The Eddie Cantor Story" IT'S BIG AND BRIGHT AS THOSE BANJO EYES! WITH ALL THE TOP OANTOB TUNES! Thursday, Sept. 1955The Guardian Page 5 NORTH RIVER W. T. The September meeting of th North River W. I. met at the home of Mrs. James Vickerson, The meet. ing opened by repeating the Iect" in unison. The roll call was, responded to by 13 marnbersi lschool Committees were given. The new school committee will be Jewell; Warren Grave; Mrs. James Vickarson. Programme Committee Mrs. Ray Bruce. The next meeting will be held giving an interesting fact aboutlat the home d M!" D" J”"u' s..imch,w,,,, 1 Roll call will be an interesting fact Minutes of the last meeting were about Manitoba or Ontario. Lunch read. and approved. ,Correspond-1 ence consisting of letter from Miss Robin, C.A.C. news letter Salvation. Army and one from the Historical Society were read and discussed, it was moved and seconded that; 310. be given to the Cancer Fund.l It was decided to renew the. Institute News. - The reports of the Sick and- committce; Mrs. Milton Willis, Mrs. Lawrence Molyneaux, Mrs. Sterling Macltinnon and Mrs. Dan Jewell. A bean guessing contest was conducted by Mrs. Hilda Mol- yneaux and won by Mrs. Mildred Wheailey. Lunch was served by the hostess, and committee, followed by a social me. rum rat. a SAT. Laugh . . .. Laugh . .. . Loughl :They are here Bigger and Better than ever, for Three Thrilling Days! To show how they smashed the Iron Curtain with Laughter! EXTRA! "BLACK ARROW" N0. T "WHAM BAM SLAM" (Comedy) "MAG00'S EXPRESS (Cartoon) THURSDAY SHOW TIMES - 8:30 - T - 9 The p in CINEMASCCPE! it 8:15 - 7:00 - 9:00 Dally Showings --1: at the PRINCE EDWARD... PiratelAdveniure Story Ever Filmed Intiirday Matinee 2:30 As Usual! of Piracy! splendor of that danger-filled EXTRA! MATINEE CHILD Tile - ADULT .500 EVENING CHILD 850'-ADULT 7513 OUR "MYSTERY MAII " STILL ELIIDES DAPTIIREI A REWARD 0! ll 8lL8'ollbl&NDgIiI6AR8 Aili,ViAl1Nl'gETgg&'.UCKY ASKS THIS THE MOVIE FEAST THE A39 1335 EYERAL '1'!-IEYMETT-lTIIAT'I'I-IEPOS'I'0I'TICE. BUTTHEYDIDNTASK THIIIFULLQUETIONI JOlNINTHIl'UN--- I-IEY KIDS! A Special Showing Of "Long John Silver" This Saturday Morning at 10:00 --- Doors Opening at 9:15 a. in. THE MORNING SHOW IS IN ADDITION TO REGULAR SHOWINGSI ms MOST COLORFUL PIRATE or ALL TIME! Flashing steel . . . booming cannon . . . snappfmg sails and treasure (in dazzle the eye . . . these were the marks of the roa.ri.i'tg. bralwiiing i - Now through the miracle of Cinemascope comes the first motion picture to fully capture all the excitement, all the colon, the spectacle and the , never-to-be-forgotten era! From Porto Bello's taverns to storm-tossed Tropic seas. from, the first flash of s buct-.ancer's blade to the last. grasp of a sinking sloop, you follow Robert Louis Stevenson's immortal character, Long John Silver, with the lad Jim Hawkins at his side, as he carves a trail of adventun unllll anything seen on the screen before! CIIEMASCOPE suns A new woman or aoveuauu ...TOWEllN6 ovn ANYTHING VOU'Vl even seem Tlll All NEW ADVENTURES OF atoning ICIIIT NIWTOI introducing KIT TAYLOR as Jul Mattias "NEWS OF THE WEEK" with CONN! OILCNIIST o.,,,,w, usiutii my PLECAME Ills-atellatorhlovoltytlardsvitltaves-ypitrohaaatlebol of Popcorn or Soft Drlnkl UESTION: "ABE YOU 'LONG JOHN IILVIU CLOSE YQTIRD AYWI-TIN ANDWINIKI