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Page 16, The Guardian Tuesday, May 20, 1958 \

Report Says Liberals Padded «

List In Toronto

OTTAWA (CP) — Chief Justice I. C. McRuer of the Ontario High Court of Justice has held the Lib- eral organization in the constitu- ency of Toronto St. Paul's re- sponsible for padding of voters’ lists in the election June 10, 1957.

His report to chief electoral of- ficers Nelson Castonguay, tabled in the Commons, shows that “of the total of 474 fictitious names added to the list, all were shown to have been added by agents of Mr. (Liberal candidate) James H. Rooney."

Five persons identified as agents for Mr. Rooney were charged with forging and utter- ing signatures on documents to add names to voters lists. Four were convicted and sentenced to terms ranging up to six months in jail. .

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The report of Chief Justice Mc- Ruer said that none of the fic- titious names on voters lists was shown to have been added by

agents for Roland Michener,

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Mrs. Frank Bowness and her daughter, Miss Pearl Bow-ness, Kensing-ton accompanied by Mrs. Bruce Curtis, Summerside East and Mrs. James Simmons, Bur- lington, left recently for Montreal where they will visit relatives.

Mrs. James Mullaly, Kensin-g- ton, is visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.

g lVLcG~inn, Halifax.

The many friends of Mrs. William H. Con-s.i~n~s, Kens-in-gton, will be pleased to know that she is making a good recovery from her‘ recent illness and returned to her home on Wednesday, May 7th from the Prince County Hospital.

Her many friends will be glad to know that Mrs. Archie Payn- ter has made a good recovery after a recent operation and has returned to her home in Burling- ton.

The many friends of .Mrs. Al- fred Reeves, Burlington, regret

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winning Progressive Conserva- tive candidate and Speaker of the Commons.

However, the report‘said one of Mr. Michener’s agents attempted to add one name, which a person unknown to him had forged. but which in fact had been entered earlier by another of Mr. Mich- ener’s agents and which was that of a person entitled to vote.

The chief justice. appointed by Mr. Castonguay as a commis- sioner to investigate -the Irreg- ularities, said “there was a well- planned method of adding the names of fictitious persons or per- sons with fictitious addresses to the list of electors adopted by certain of Mr. Rooney's agents.

Chief Justice Mc.Ruer said “I think it is incredible that any plan to have 474 or more fictitious names added to the list of elec- tors, and to have persons at the polls to vote in those names, could be laid out or carried into execution without Mr. Rooney's knowledge.” y .-

Tignish.

Mrs. Fabian Arsermault has re- turned to her home in St. Louis after ‘spending the winter in Toronto, Ontario.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Perry and Mr. Henry Perry and two children of Tignish, were Sunday Visitons at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aliphy Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Casey, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Doucette‘ and baby daugh- ter of Rogersville, N.B., are vis- iting friends and relatives in St. Louis and St. Edwards.

Mrs. Jerry Bernard has re- turned to her home in St. Louis after’ spending the winter months with her children in Toronto and St. -Catharines. Ontario.

Mr. Arthur Wedge and Howard McC o r m -a c k of Summenside, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wedge recently.

Miss Helen Peters, Saint John, N.B., visited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Aubin Perry, De- Blois.

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