Pence Pilgrim. she gives no oth- er name. will have walked one tv..wtred miles in Prince Liiward i.:.mii by this morning. from Rich- iltiiilfl, through Charlottetown, to 5.. ii is.

ii-iir and a.half years ago she sit out from Los Angeles witii the mu.-i-tive of walking 10,000 miles . world peace. By now she will bite walked 10,500 miles and pro- .- is to walk I00 miles in each of l t' other Atlantic Provinces. Que- ..i and Ontario. She has already

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lliss hliiriel .loIiiistoiie. of New --ik ('ity is visiting tier iiintlicr. I'- ll'.-L. .lohnst.une. Moiitauiic.

Capt. and Mrs. A.A. Niosher and on llaiid have returned home "er spciiilinc, some time with

and Xlrs. Iiobert hloslicr in r-rtmoutli and relatives .-ind l ends in liuncnburg, N S.

LORNE TIALLEY

PEACE PILGRI

GEORGETOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Phillipa of Boston. Mass. and Mr. and Mn, Sheldon Ross of Charlottetown via- lted Georgetown on Sunday and were guests of Mr. Melville Roan.

Miss Barbara Llewellyn a nd Mina Marie Larsen left early in the week for C. G; l. '1'. Camp at Holland Cove.

W The lovely beach extending from Parkers' Cove has had special at- tention during the past few days. through the removal of a quantity of broken glass and other refuse that had accumulated on it. The- Mlyor and Town Council are to be commended for their efforts in having this beach. which is used extensively by bathers. cleaned up. It. is to be hoped that the public will show their appreciation of their work by not dumping or throwing refuse on the beach. -A.C.

PILGRIN

Service For Gcispereaux Man

The funeral of the late Sidney Llewellyn of Gasperaux who pass- ed away in the Montague Hospital on Monday. July the all: was held from his late residence on July the 10th. -

Service both at the home and grave was conducted by the Rev. M.C. Currie. pastor of the Presby- terian Church. Murray Harbour North. The hymns sung were "The

Griffin, M.F. Steele. Harry Gra- ham, Raymond Reilly.

Burial was in the Murray Har- bour North Cemetery.

Fishermen Meet M.P.'s

At the requesg of their members of Parliament. a large group of fishermen gathered at Savage harbour on Friday afternoon to discuss present facilities and fut- ure public works for their area. John A. MacDonald. ALP. for Kings and Heath MacQuarric. M. P. for Queens were present an d discussed on the spot various changes which might be made to expand and improve present har- bur facilities. it is hoped that these may be carried out within the next few years.

walked 100 miles in the western provinces. She has also walked through the United States and Mexico.

Her iow is: "I will remain a wanderer until mankind has lear-- ned the way of peace. walking un- til I am given shelter and fasting. until I am given food." -

The pleasant, blue-eyed Peace. Pilgrim intends to deliver a mess- atlr to any who might be interest- ed at iii-artz Memorial Hall Wed- nesday evening.

visiting relatives in Lorne Valley.

Sir. ('liarles lilac-Gratti. H yd e Park. Mass. is vacationing in the province. lie is the guest of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Milli- ro Mai-Gratli.

Mr and Airs. liirt l.e;ird were in the ('ity on Friday. where they attended a reunion of the Burdctt

family at a supper at the Queen "p'0R1v";.;T4(;iN'"0slf'icpp 1 A Hm” body washed up here July In was identified Thursday as Lair

v Baum. 20. of Flint. Mich. Ilis body had drifted 90 miles across Lake; Huron from Saginaw Bay wherri he and four other persons drowned

lllustcr Hluir .laiiies. iliidgcll. spent a few days in Lorne Valley during the past week. lie was the iiiic.-.t of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs Francis Muclntyre.

are viii-atioiiing in l.urne Valley. They are giiests of the fnrmer's hrother-In-law and sister. Mr. and

week visiting relatives in this vic- inity.

if Liiriie Valley. is holidaying on the lriiiiiii tlf' is the guest of his parents. hlr. and Mrs. Reuben lllc-' ('annclI. ' i

was niarrired to the former Freda- Maclnnls of Lorne Valley andl heart felt sympathy goes out to'

'ii1'iS' Roud. were rceciit Siiiiilay

mix at the home of Mr Pinup- Ml s illi('l(' and fllllil. Mr ciiii I--w .MlL'.iiS Nlcliolson.

'-ii and lir-'. Fdwiiril it 5l('ll'Its si' iei-ciiclI,V for their Imiiic in -tin uh. illiiss. after spi-titling no weeks with Mrs Stevens" pur- ii p) llr. and Mrs. James B Sinc-

lii-. liwen Macl.i-od. ”. spent the weekend

F o r 1' st of .liily I3.

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iii .lli-x Miit'l.i-oil of S ii i ill I , (. .. , g . y t ,. y. ,, .ii V. IL. iisilcii friends iierc1'3"r."I,?L;"';:;lllw'P MN" ”5""'P nu-rq and sister; in their sari ” I i'iiiiI.V. I ' bereavement. --Alli: lllr. Byruii Crane of the Royal DONATION is "INSULT" Canadian Naigv is spending his TORONTO ICPI m Bernard

iii" and Mrs, Wallet" t'.'iiiiplie'l,l

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l her and their six children in their hour of sorrow. Dccp sympathv is

UN mHm""d Shaw "ml dmmhl also extended to the parents. bro-

lcave with his nitill'f'l'. Mrs. Annie ilvireedman. organizer of the world 'EI3JI"....2iXli'l-iiiilSi..i?ii"'lSi-' to he Im,,.,.,,Q. ' Junior chess championships to he heldlhere Aug. 3-15, said l:i'itia.v ,,m.m.. H", 1",," m,,., U, H". he will refuse to aecep,t1a Stall city; 1M.,.k vi, and Mr. ;.;”.,.," 1.1.3,. contribution toward.t ili costs ed cr left for Boston. tlass. where "1? i0""13'"9'"- F”'"""'" ''l''' "rs Fi'-'llPr will iindergo surgcrv. the amount coniititutcd an im- -Ilcr iiumcrnus friends here ex-limit" and "the city sliniiidnt try tend host wishes for it rapid re- t0.IInnd out Crumb-V F""dmf'" turn to health and home. said he understood the Sim was 'to include the cost of a trophy to Mrs. Spencer Crane and family he chess winner.

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Mrs. Wilfred hlcAree and baby shown in the above picture. lives on a farm on the Baldwins Road and is the mother of eighteen

Lord's My Shepherd, "whai . children, ranging in age from one Friend we have in Jesus" and aggkf Ah "Abide with Me. , I The pallbearers were: James Steele. Everett Dixon. John P. Zhukov To

Get Invitation

WASHINGTOV (AP The I-Eisenhower administration has de- cided against inviting Soviet Mar- shal Georgi Zhtiknv to visit the United States. ofiicials said Satur- data

President l-Iiseiiliuweiy in nlI-tlie- cuff remarks at his press concr- enee Wednesday. said an exchange of visits between Zhukov and De- fence Secretary Wilson might be helpful.

But. officials said. he never meant to imply that there was any actual plan to iniite Zhukov to Wasliington. 'l'hey expressed sur- prise at the wide ripples of excite- merit stirred by Eisenhower's words.

In the House of Representatives Friday. some Republican nicm- bers called Zhukov tho "iiutcher of Budapest" and warned against inviting him.

Driest Summer Causes Damage

BOSTON IAP - Scared crops. dwindling water supplies and an

-lune 23- increasing threat of disastrous

Xlltx. Allicrt l"lliIill)i and Miss ew -7 -----7 7" W V-iVl"0”d5'nlm;195lDl'"c:'"l lUI(',5SaChl:,5i ii 1h-;." 1 (5 .1 '3 . ..- , . c Is. to c sam am onncc I- oro i iniiiy o us on lass of llaliias. S. S. spent the pmtin" Sunday as "M M "W dmwt

summers in recent ycars. reached the midway point.

Mrs Murdock Mai-Donald. H was wnh drw Wm." H". ,.(.,.i. Not since April 12 has there . dents of this vicinity lcarncd oti b0?" Siib-Wiviiiliil 75"" I" ""3 "NT?

Mr James hit-tiiiiiiell of ,i)ur- me nagging 0, Mr. Oliver Dmminsv suulhcrn New ignpizinii states. i""'”"”'- "" ' - ti """""" 'i"-”"'9"' itcitd of ttiitstxirougii. Mr. Douglas Oniv ---casinnal. and then very

light. showers have fallen which have done little to ease the sit uation.

Massachusetts forestry director

T; .5 .i.....

MOTHER. or is

.to 22 years. All of hlrs. hli'Areeis children were born in the Kiiigs County Xleiiiorial Hospital with Doctor Preston Maclntyre II1 at-p tendance. ll

Raymond J. Keniiey said ”we're just t'i('lll1lZ on the razccd edge" as far as the woods fire hatard is

comparatively low

.Stlllll1 lo the gulf slates.

lDi-iva For More Collective Farms ,'Play For Windsor; old Dynasty .

BERLIN Illeutersi-East (IK- many is launching a drive for more collective farm: as the five- year-old collectivizatiou process allows signs of levelling off.

The East German ministry of agriculture annou ” in June that

business since the end of last year. when there were 6.28l. though the

from 3.500.000 acres.

About 24 per cent of the culti- vated land in East Germany now Ia collectively farmed.

To encourage collective farms to increase the acreage under cultiv- ation. the East German govern- ment ruled recently that only half of the

produce is eompulsorily sold at a rate to the government.

-VEARLY B.ASEVllALl.V Rounders, an English ball game

century was the forerunner of

American baseball.

there were 6.268 collective farms . -Tm gum; u, try m an ". Oh. to the country on April 1. This jecm-9 job.” Amory nm 53”". shows that a few have gone out of; day

area of land being collectively cul-I tivated increased during the first mm Show quarter of 1957 ll 3.850.000 acres-

from newly-tilled. land in future will be subject tot state deliveries-the system underi

which a proportion of the farm'si autobiography. but had failed m I

which became popular in the ltithi

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llldonday. July 22. 1957

NEW YORK (AP E Cleveland. Amory, the author who broke with the Duchess of Windsor 'over the writing of her memoirs. has been signed to write the screen- play for a television film on the life of the Duke of Windsor.

ls Tottering

Tczvis tReutet'si(A dynasty 250' years old tottered on the verge oil collapse Sunday night as Tunisial prepared to declare herself a re- public

The political bureau of Tum-ia'sl ruling Neo-Destour party meeting I rm duke's life story will be shown next winter on the new Columbia Broadcasting System The Twentieth Cen-

monarchy and declare the country a republic.

tury.

Amory. in confirming he had signed to write the script. said II will be based on the duke": auto- biography and other documentary sources. Asked if he would con- sult with the dulie personally, he said. ”I dunt' expect to."

In October. I955. Amory re- turned from Europe saying he had been engaged to work with the duchess on the preparation of her

dependence two years ago. will preside at the meeting and is uni-i versally

Crockett &

see eye to eye with her.

"You cant' make the Duchess of Windsor into Rebecca of Sunny- hrook Farm." he told reporters then "The facts of life are stub- born things"

Rebecca is the happy heroine, of a young gIrls' fiction classic.

rocker.

regarded as the naturaiithe

Announce the winners of the lucky ticker drawing at Souris store. No. 44 one Nordic portable electric sewing machine value SI09.95. Ticker No. 21 one hard- wood rocker. Ticker No. I one hardwood

choice to ho tho Country's that pre- lldent.

The party weekly newspaper Action said in a weekend editorial that the dynasty of the pro-French 75-year-old Bey of Tunis. the pre- sent monarch. is ”a dead tree that the Tunisian people and it": leader are going to uproot.”

The Bey's authority has been at low ebb in the face of Bourguiha'a

ltremendoul popularity. The crisia today is expected to abolish ilie:came to a head Saturday with Llu

arrest of the Bey's youngest son, Prince Salaheddin, charged with

Hahib Bourguiba. prime lliltlls--"yin: logrun 'd0Wn I Police in- ter since France gave Tunisia in-.'3iN?4-'1Ui' With I115 08!-

The bey belongs to the Husse- inite dynasty which has occupied one in Tunis since 1705.

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able with 80-degree weather bian- keiin: an area from the Ohio val- ley into tlichigan. Illinois

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concerned He said a ”good wind" would mean serious trouble Sil1l'E most wiioiilands are heated almost; Fin the point of spfliilancous coiii-i i litistion Farmers in the rainii-ss area rs- timate their liIS.st's thus far in the millions. Most corn is stunted or wilted and other crops have been completely lost in the drought

I”- ., .. , . Sunday Hottest Day Of The Year

.VI-IW YORK '.-KP! Siiiiday was the hottest (lay of the siiiiimcr along the Atlantic coast from New York city into Virginia

It was 103 in Baltimore by nint- afiernoon. only one degree iicloiv the i'ecorii lilllll for the date. and l00 at Wiliiiin;:tiui. l)el.. and Gor- donsvilie. Va.

New York's 97 fl-decree re:idiiiL' was the hottest of the year and sent thousands from the metropoli- tan area in beaches and ouilyiiii: areas.

'l'hundcrstnrnis hoilcd tip in the heat and were expected to drop temperatures snnicwliai. Cooler air invaded parts of New F.Ilt!ll'llIfl.

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