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Arrives To i Conduct Guide Rally Aiiside

Miss Shirley Cameron blue cord diploma?! trainerifrom National Guide Headquarters in Toronto. will conduct a. Guide rally in Ep- worth Hall this evening. Thb rally wil take the form of 1 com- bined meeting of all suinmerside computes. 'and none Guides. and parents and other interested persons will be in attendance.

Miss Cameron arrived last week- end and will be engaged in Guide work on P. E. I. for the next month. In this capacity she in- structcs adult leaders in. methods of teaching. relationship with .gu.idee. and prepares guides for warrants. She will 80 from 5”m' mei-side to Tignlsh. Kenslllglullv Charlottetown and other centers-

Part of her busy schedule to date while in Summerside has been a local association meetlns 5'' M”- Alec I-lorne's. a patrol leaders con- ference, and instruction P?-”0d 101' Guide leaders which included Mus. Charles Linkletter. Mrs. Wlllfed Perry, Mrs. Carrol Delaney. Mrs. Soles and AWl Cantwell.

An instruction period for Brownie leaders which included Miss Margaret wedge. Mlse Jean Nicholson, Miss Frona Broome. and AWl Jones was also held.

on Wednesday. October. 15th, M155 came;-on will be returning l0 Summerside to attend the semi- annual provincial meeting of the Girl Guide Association.

In connection with guiding this week it has been announced that Mrs. T. L. Linkletter. Sunlmersldc. has been appointed to thc 905111911 of district commlmiorier, and will have Summcl-side and Slemon Park as her district.

Gunman Kills Two On Earl Of - Derby's Estate

LIVERPOOL. England. Oct 9- (AP)-A gunman attacked the Earl of Derbyls country home to- night and killed two man ser- vants. slightly wounded Lady Del” by and injured I valet who tried to disarm him.

After a two-hour search police announced the arrest in Liver- pool of 19-year-old Harold Win- stanley, a footmtin omPi0Y5d fit the Derby home, Knowsley Hail. near here. .

They said he was armed when arrested and would be heard in magiatrate'e court tomorrow.

Lord Derby was attending A dinner at nearby Southport at the time of the shooting-

Lady Derby was taken to a hos- pital with bullet creases on one shoulder. She was suffering from shock.

Killed were Waller Stnllard, butler to Lord Derby. and Doug- las Stewart, the second butler.

LONDON. Oct. ll --(AP)- The governors of the BBC today nam- ed sir Ian Jacob as director-gem el-al. Jacob. 52, succeeds Sir Wil- liam I-laley, who has resigned. Since last: April Jacob has been acting as chief staff officer to the minister of defence and deputy military secretary of the cabinet. In 1946 Jacob became controller of the BBC European service and later director of overseas services.

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ldriday-Saturday 7:15-9:152 Matinee Saturday 2:30. M-G-M's new laugh

Slemon, Park Guides. .

on Inspection Tour

Air Commodore A. P. Revlngton who arrived in Summerslde last night to inspect R.A. F. personnel training at the Air Navlgattion School under the N. AT. 0. plan.

Pearson May Be Named President Of U. N.As.sembly

OTTAWA, Oct. 9-(CP)--E'xlelw nal Affairs Minister Pearson leaves for New York this week- end and probably for his second straight big international job.

He will head Canada's delega- tion to the next meeting of the general assembly of the United Nations, starting Tuesday.

Indications are that he will find himself president of the assembly. a position that will throw him into east-west arguments over Korca and several other global headaches.

Additions to the Canadian dele- gallon are expected to be announ- ced shortly because representa- tives of the parties in oppistion in the Commons are due to go along as so-called parliamentar advis- ers. These are likely to include Gordon Graydon. Progressive Con- servative member for Pool and foreign-affairs expert of the of- ficial opposition. .

Mr. Pearson, who stepped down last month after a year as chair- man of the Atlantic Pact Council. sat in on :1 Cabinet meeting lo- day. He will return to from New York from time to time during the sessions.

The chairmanship of the Can- adian delegation is expected to be turned over to Health Minister Marlin if and when Mr. Pearson is given the assembly presidency. Mr. Martin is the other cabinet minister on the delegation.

ANCIENT MYSTERY

The origin of the ancient stolle figures on Easter Island in the South Pacino has never been es- tabliehed.

"THUNDEKHEAD" COMES TO T'lE CAPITOQ

- Mary O'Hara'a best-loved nov- el. "Thunderhead-Son of F1icka.' comes today to the Capitol Theatre. This Twentieth Century-Fox encore triumph. filmed in Technicolor. with Roddy McDowell, Preston Foster and Rita Johnson heading the cast, is a sequel to "My Friend Flicksfj

The picture's tremendously excit- ing action sequences were photo- graphed agalnst; the belintiful back- ground of America's colorful west- ern mountain ranges. Famed Bridal Veil Falls and the rugged Oregon Gorges are the scene for much of the film. Utah's fabulous Bryce; Canyon is shown for the first time in this picture and the lmpre-sive grandeur of Zion National Park spreads out in a panorama of vari- colored majesty before the Techni- color cameras. Tl.e fantastic fenn- ations of Red Rook Canyon and

hm "FATHER'S MTTLE Div” Cedar Breaks National Monument IDEND". starring Spencer Tracy. are backgrounds for the picture”.-5 .lo:in Br,-nnett, Fllizabcth 'l'nylor. stirring climax. All this beauty is ;.-u,,,,,..,. than --1.-Mhe, Of the used to heighten dramatic effect 1 1 1 N ., rind makes ”Thundei-head-Son of . Bride A 30 Sun and ms Flicka" a spectacle of eye-filling splendor. Saturday .. 2:30 - 7 - 9:20 RE E T Today .... .. 2:30-7-9:20

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WESTERN GUARDIAN

-Mrs. Lawrence Bums. formerly Alice Best of Crapaud, accompani- ed by her email daughter Anita. is visiting with her parents Mr. and

Mrs. Thomas Best Crepaud. Mrs. Burns and daughter leave for their home in Le croese, Wisconsin, the latter part of this week. -5 Howlun and Vicinity I -Mrs. Clayton Cerruthere. and

son David have now returned af- ter 9. week with her folks in west. Cape.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Finnan were in Duvar on Saturday even- ing, September 20th.

A few of the farmers in this dis- trict began on Monday. Septem- ber 22nd digging the early var- ieties of spuds. Some report a good crop while others a very poor yield.

Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gallant and son David, of Halifax are visiting in Duvar and Piusville.

Mrs. Isadore Gallant and Mrs. Doucette of Halifax, were among the many who attended the wed- ding at Mr, pod Mrs. Anthony Doiron on Wednesday, septembcr 24th. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doiron and little Stevie of saint John. N. B... spent Wednesday. September 24th in Duvar and vicinity. returning to Saint John on Thursday, sep- tembcr 35th.

Mir. and Mrs. Fred Arsenault with Betty. Marlene and Carol motored to Charlottetown on Tuesday, September 23rd.

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The little school pals of Betty Arsenault were grieved to hear of her misfortune in having a brok- en bone in her leg and having to have it in a cast. All hope for a, speedy recuperation. i

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gal- lant, Mrs. Joe Arsenault. Miss Mary Doiron and Mr. Paul Gallant of Duvar were among the many who attended the Egmont Bay and Mbnt Carmel exhibition ,on Wednesday, September. 24th.

Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Poirler of Mont Carmel were among the many who attended the wedding supper on Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Gallant. Piusville.'in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Doiron.

Mr. and Mrs. Pros Perry of Duvar and Mrs. Andrew Arsen- ault called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Firmin Perry. recently.

Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Wedge of For- tune Covo recently called at the

-The unusual scene when M here to the fourth generation.

ENC Sheen: Miss Teresa Pineau, and Mclnnis.

Howlan had as week-end guest her sister, Mrs. ,Ray MacMillan of Saint John, who left for home on Monday. September 29th.

Rev. M. J. Rooney assisted at forty hours in Brae and Mission Churcll, Lot 8, on Sunday. Sept- ember 28th.

Mr. and Mrs. George Gallant and family of Piusville were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gallant. Duvar, on Sunday, September 28th.

Mr. ,and Mrs. Francis Mac- Quarrie and sons of Wilmot were in Howlun on Sunday, September Zllth.

A few from I-lowlan went to 0'Leary on Thursday afternoon, September 25th, where they at- tended the funeral service in the United Church for the late Arthur J. Matheson and later followed the funeral procession, to the grave yard in the Mill Road.

Mirs. A. J. Poirier of Miscouche spent. a recent afternoon with her friend. Mrs. J. B. Arsenault at I-Iowlan.

Messrs. Leo and Lyman Arsen- ault were in Summersidc on busi- ness on Saturday.

Miss Jean Aiseiniault is ill at her home here suffering from an at.-

home of and Mrs. Joe Des- Roches.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burton mot- ored to Summerside recently. They were accompanied down by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gallant, who were on their way back to Char- lottetown.

NI '5 . Leo Arson-ault wars the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jim Kinch at Alberton, on Friday.

September 26th.

A card party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Gal- lant on Friday night. September zscn, when a few geese were dis- posed of.'

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gallant of Forest View spent Friday evening. September 28th with friends in Howlan. .

Mrs. Bennett Peters of Bloom- field recently spent a few days at the home of her daughter. Mre. J. T. Gallant at Forest View.

Messrs. Frank and Jerry Gallant recently erected a sun porch on the dwelling of Mrs. smythe at Bloomfield.

Mr. and Mrs. David Batts who were recently married in Hamil- ton, Ontario, are now enjoying their honeymoon with their relat- ives and friends in Duvar and Fortune Cove.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gallant and son David left on Sunday. Sept- ember 28 on return to their home in Halifax. They were accompan- ied by Mrs. Joe T. Gallant. and Mrs. Isidore Gallant. 5,

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spent Sunday. September 28th ill Miscouche. from where they went on to their new home in Tignish.

The teacher and pupils are now on the two weeks fall vacation. Many of the older pupils are help- ing with the potato digging.

Mrs. Tom Cook. who was visit- ing with her daughter in l-lowlaxi, has gone to spend a few days with Mrs. Margaret Dumville and the girls at 0'Leary.

Miss Yvonne Blanchard of Pius- ville is spending some time in Howlan.

Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and little daughter Linda. and Miss Ruby Wood of West Cape were in Howlan on Monday, September 29.

Dr. Dewar of O'Leary made I professional call in I-lowlan on

The residents of Howlan and vicinity were shocked to recelvll the word that Arthur J. Matheson. the aged and highly esteemed drugglst. at O'Leary for a 'groa.t number of years had departed this world on September 23rd. To his sorrowing widow, and son Keith sincere sympathy is being extend- ed. l-Ia,wlan's dear old lady. M113. Gaspie Arsenault commemorated her 99th birthday on September Sflrd. several of her neighbors and friends called on her on that day to congratulate her. bringing her little Gifts and treats and wishing her more happy birthdays. of her three daughters. two are l living. namely. Mrs. Joe DesRochee, with

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Of Trade

Favors Town Purchase

Of Old Post Office Bldg.

At the regular lnonthly meeting of the Summerside Board of Trade held last night in the Town Hall. the following resolution was mov- ed by Mr. Fred Blngharn, seconded by Mr. T. Earle Hickey, CA, and passed: , ”Moved that the Summeraide Board of Trade go on record as favoring the purchaso of the old post office building by the town, as a temporary measure. for pos- sible disposal at a later date to a responsible party or parties. who would see that it would be a credit to the town and not become an eyesore or made use of in a nan- ner undersirable to a residential district. It is suggested that no further capital or operating ex- pense be made by the town other than the purchase price." Considerable discussion took place regarding this matter and the consensus of opinion of those present was that the town should Ectlulge possession of the building and s te. The fact that, unless it is taken over by the town, it could be purchased by private parties and perhaps converted into a warehouse. was a deciding factor in the action of the board in support- ing the purchase of the post office building by the towll.

It was stated that the purchase price would be 57,500.00.

The Provincial Government hav- ing indlcated that it had no in- tentlon of purchasing the property, the Town of Summerside is the next on the priority list and should the town decide against the pur- chase the building will then be put up at auction to private party or parties.

Parking Space Report

Mr. William Hayward, reporting forvthe committee appointed to look into t e matter of ncquirlngo. parking ep e in summerside to take care of the large number of cars which. especially on Saturday nlkhts. come to Summerside and cause much congestion of traffic by parking on Front Street, sub-

ed out tlfat the project is one that will involve much study and mag there are many angles to be con. eidered.

The motion passed at meeting of the board that the Derking space he acquired on the water front had met with some disapproval by many people as it would involve the construction of uses wall to protect the cars from salt water spray on windy days and nights. This wall would cost in the vicinity of 520.000. .

'Another matter which hid been uiscuseed at the last meeting of the board was the question of provid. ing the Town Council with the authority to demolish any building

mg whom the resides and Mrs. Joe T. Gallant. who was with her on that happy day.

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' A line crowd attended the mar- riage on Wednesday morning, 5'-llltunber 24th, at St. Anthony's Church, when Beatrice Lorraine. daughter of Mrs John T. and the late Mould Gallant of Piusvllle became the youthful bride of An- thony Felix. non of Mire. and the late Felix Doiron of Duvar. The pastor Rev. M. J. Rooney per- formed the ceremony and'officiat- ed at the high nuptial mun. The bridal attendants were Merle Ciollmt. sister of the bridal and A of the groom. After a brief honey- moon the liappil couple will re- where they are both employed. The groom is e vethnn of World War I! and is now In electrician by trade.

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Diecuu Old Rink

A resolution was presented by 'Ml'. Edgar Cannon that the old Crystal Rink be torn down.

Mr. T. Earle Hickey. C. A., point- ed out that in his opinion, this building actually need not have been in the condition it is now had the Property been given the protection it should have been given as priv- ate property. He said that the OWDGF. Mr. Earl MacDonald had paid taxes on the rink for many years, that it had cost him thous- ands of dollars to repair it each year due to acts of vandalism, and he felt that it was unfair to pass the Proposed resolution and thus single out this particular property when there were a number of oth- are which were in the some cate- gory.

No action was taken on the mat- ter except to instruct the secretary to again write the Town Council asking that the proper

authority be obtained to demolish any building which. in the opinion of

the fire marshal, fire hazard. , Mr. Lloyd Gorrill b ht matter of the inconvreliilignceugaii: ed '5” me Wm” M 5111! province, travelling to the mainland by the fact that-there is no seven olclock crossing of the car ferry in the morning. After some discussion the sec. Rl;l5al'Y was instructed to write to r' 3' Gmham ROBGM. directorof transportation and request that application be made to the proper authorities to have this early mmllnlz crossing put into effect at 193-” during the summer months In the absence of the president. M33 A 5- Hopkins and the vice- preslclent Mr. Alan Holman. last night's meeting was under the chairmanship of Mr. R. S. Hinton past president of the board. '

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W-The October meeting or Bgltjc . I. was held at the home of Mrs. David Cousins on-the evening of October 2nd with on attendance of ten members. The meeting was Opened by the ode and Creed.

Roll call was answered by each member Divine twenty-five cents to the A. C. W. W. entertainment fund. Minutes were read, mpprovga and aimed. The new order of cans was received and bills of 31.20 freight on cam and 300 posts; on films was paid. -

Mrs. Bruce Riley and Mrs. Bruce Crozler were appointed to make a.....ngement.e for a supper. pile new member was welcomed. -

The sick committee had no re- port. The school committee had not been able to procure blinds. After some discussion it was decided to buy material and make I curtain for use when showing films. .

The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Edgar Matthews. roll call to be answered by paying fees. The program committee will be:- Mrs. Edger Matthews and Mre. Everett Wall.

The meeting closed with the "Queen" after which four interest- ing films were shown by Mr. Wil- liam Cousins and much enjoyed by all. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Clor- ldon Cousins and Miro. Jemee Cou- sins.

NCrI'l'lNo1-IAM. ..Iingl.end - (OP) - Railway outlxsritlee here are thinking 'of introducing nursery .coacnee for mainline trains. Ideas include heating ruin. Jew um

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hi-The ddath of on. William Middleton oil Juno,.1D, ma. fol-

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in , years ago and was the last eur- Vlving member of e lugiewf-mill; During his long life no net his pining. J He was a lover of children -and in return was iloved by the little one: in the ome. Ilia cheerful greeting and hearty bend-choke will long be

I remembered by his friends.

He was predeceased In his wife, theformer Therese aheehan, also by one daughter-,- Mrs. llllinbeth sherry. The following are left to mourn: W , Joeeph and Au- tin, Middleton: Mrs. Charles Mc- Kenna, Newtown Cross: Mrs. John Quilty, Rocky Point; Sister Mary Eleota. St. Paul, Minnesota: Bis- tdr Mary Electe. Platteburg.-New York; John ., Charlottetown; David. Kelly's Cross: mm , North Carleton. and Mark. Otta- wa. '