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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6th At 8 P

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: larold F. Landry. Mn. Byron Stewart. In lrnoo Il.acPlieo. Min Joyce Wlulnton. Min Joan Johann. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Weldon LIICII.

The Guardian may be bought at the following plaooe ll Ilontegue: Blue Dome lteetauraat. and Guardian Office; in Goon-no town: The Post Office; in Sourlez Tho Snack Bar and 3. Its!!- orde A son.

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feed bags. Montague.

....'HOSPlTAL DANCE. Don Ms-sser'r Orchestra. Beaver Club Hall. Montague. Friday. Julie 8th.

Friends will regret to learn that Mm Janie Whilesvay. Montague. is confined to bed due to illness.

....fMONTAGL'l-7 relziii stores will be rinsed Monday, June 4th.

Legion. Doors open 7 P.M. Kingls Biriliday. ..'.lNl.AlD linoleum. consol- Dance after. Admission to . -- Plllllv Iml. lll95- Wallpaper end ,OnteSt 50C. admission to Mr. Sterling Maclmod. Mon- paints. Hiichey and Vunlderstine, " - l mgue. was a recent business vis- M0nlDKU9-

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Yea) Theatre, June 4th and 5th.

Miss Nadine Deighan of Bread- aibane has recently accepted the

Mr. and Mrs. Fred MscKenzlt. Montague, were recent visitors to New Glasgow, N.S.

position of lab technician in the Mm Leon...-d Vag,ch"' RN; 0; King's County H05l9lllll- This Charlottetown, has recently joined 110511100 W05 Mid fofmfrly by Miss the staff of nurses at the King's Jean Mulch.

County Hospital.

Mr. Stanley Duliville, accompan- ied by Mrs. Ray .lx'ci.nc(ly and daughters, Helen and Barbara Anne, also Mrs. William Kennedy of Murray Hnrhor North, were re- cent visitors to Charlottetown on business

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Mrs. Pius Fitzpatrick of Des Gros Marsh was visiting in Man- tague yesterday, the guest: of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Morrison.

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Rev. F. N. Young, Mrs. Young. and son. Donald, returned to Montague this week after spend- ing the past two weeks visiting friends in Newcastle, NB.

'.VllSS TATLOCICS MILLIONS. a mull:-lnillion laugh hit, show- ing: Wood ISlBl'l(lo, Monday; Ver- non. Tuesday; Cardigan, Wednes- day; Murray Harbour North, Thursday; .l-Ildon, Friday; Bridge- town, Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Conrad and young son. Donald, of Middle- ton, N. S., spent I. it"W. days in M0fll.&;lLlC, guests of Mrs. Con- iad's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. MacDougall.

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..'li8Tll BIRTIIDAY - Mrs. Edward Turner. Montague. is re- crivlnln congratulations on her arm birthday. The happy occasion was qlllfllly obscrvcd on Friday. at tho home of her son-in-law and

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OF A Mr. and Mrs. James OF Hiltofg ..'r.onc.r-: 7.17....-.. .- -.... l'M.'iiZ:ll” meeting of Acme Rebekah

Lodge was held in the 1. 0. 0. F, hall Thursday evening. May 31st, The Noble Grand, Mrs. Archie I-lilchey, presided. At the close of the meeting the members and several friends spent the rest of the evening in playing au.-tion lnrly-fives and bridge. The lucky lunch ticket. was held by Miss Mary llemphlll. who was present- ed with it prize. Lunch was served by a committee of the ladies. LONDON. June 1 -(Rent:-rsl - A British sports car left here early today on a 30-day. 30.000- mile round the world trip. The car. with a. team of drivers and

BE A PAPERyHANGER mechanics. will travel in A series

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across the Pacific. to return here. by way of the United States and Canada.

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ileld At Georgetown

A large number of cased Wire heard by stipendlery Magistrate for King's county. Joseph W. MIC- Donald, K, c., sitting in the Court House in Georgetown on Thursday, May met.

A resident of Sturgeon, charged under 168A of the Criminal Code of Canada with wilfully obstruct- ing 1 peace officer in the execution of his duty, had his case adjourned for one week. 6 motor vehicle cases were heard under section 36i'2) of the i-nghwny Traffic Act. with driving is motor vehicle weighing over 5,000 lbs. on the highway in excess of 30 miles per. hour. In four of the cases fines oi sl5.00 and costs were imposed and in two cases the lines were set at 520.00 and costs.

A party charged with hevlns liquor in his possession in a place other than his residence. under sect. 20(1) of ihe Temperance Act, was fined 520.00 and costs. A party charged under sect. 58(0) of the Highway Traffic Act, with carrying more than three, adult persons in the front seat of a truck. was given a Reprimand. as provided under the Act. A resident of Point Pleasant charged under Scot. 29i?.l of lhe Temperance Act. with having in his possession, liquor not purchased at s Vendors, was fined 3100.00 and costs.

A resident of Point Pleasant charged under sect. wt?) of the Tempcranrc Act. had his case ad- journed for 1 week. A resident of Peters Road charged under Sect. 39(2) of the Temperance Act was fined 025.00 and costs. A resident of Peters Road charged under Sect. 36:2) of the Temperance Act. with being intoxicated in a public place, was fined 320.00 and costs. A resident of Red Point. charged under section 36i2l of the Temp- ernnce Act, hiid ills case adjourned for 1 week. A parly from Peters Road charged under section 222B of the Criminal Code of Canada with causing a disturbance had his case adjourned for 1 week.

Four cases under the lobster fisheries regulations for the Prov- ince, involving undersized lobsters, were heard and in 'three of the cases, fines of 535.00 and costs were imposed and in the remain- ing case a fine of 516.00 and costs was given.

Mr. S. S. Hessian. K. C.. Crown Prosecutor appeared for the Crown in all cases.

PRESSES FOR

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to pay the potato-growers of New Brunswick nnd Prince Edward Island S.'l00.000? If so. when was this proposal passed. and how much was allocated to the Prince Edward Island grow- ers?

3. Will the farmers he paid 44 cents in hushcl for all potatoes (lumped?

.1. Will farmorr vihn were for- ced to sell at very low prices re- ceive a sum so that they will he equalized with those receiving 4-! cents a bushel?

4. is there going in hr A plan for the marketing of porn- toes In 1951. and if. so will the Minister nulllne that plan?

The Queen's member observed that Western members attained their objectives by hreakint party lines and forming a solid wheat bloc in the Commons. He felt that there was need of alm- linr action on the part of farm- ers of the Maritime Provinces.

Frank T. Stanfield. Progressive Conservziiive member for Colches- ier Hants. entered the debate to say that he supported Mr. Mc- Lure and H. H. Hatfield. Progres- sive Conservative member for Victoria-Carleton on the issue of Federal aid to potato-growers of the Marltimcs.

Partial Reply

In a partial reply to the mem- her for Queen's. Agriculture Min-

ister Gardiner said:

"On the general question at the marketing of potatoes. we have no objection whatsoever to doinx the same thing in one Province as in another. It it for that reason that we have in-

slated on the producers in Prince Edward Island and New Bruns-

'l'.W. BENTLEY. C.L.ll., P.E.l. Branch Manager

Montague Tennis Club Meeting

The regular weekly meeting of the Montague Tennis Club was held in the Montague High School yesterday evening.

The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary treas- urer, Miss Shirley Annear, and were appoved as read. In the ab- aence of the president, Mr. Doua- lu Johnston presided. The chair- man spoke on the absence of mem- bers and interested persons at the meetings and he asked if any of those present had any suggestions whereby larger attendance could be attained.

A motion was made by Mr. Bry- er Llewellyn and seconded and pass- ed that all interested persons and prospective members be advised by mail or contacted personally when the meetings are to be held. It was requested that all members he on time for the regular meetings.

A motion was passed asking all members to be on hand at 1 P. M. Monday afternoon to help with the work in raking and putting the courts in playing condition. It is hoped that a good turnout will be on hand so that the regular tennis season will proceed as soon as pos- sible. A great deal of work still re- mains to be done on the courts.

The membership committee ported that prospective members have been personally contacted and that approximately 33 of them have signified their wish to join the club.

Tug Brill?-Two Scows Tilhonlague

Yesterday morning the lug boat "Glen Liveil. ll" Rl'l'lVCd in port at Montague. under the command of Capt. George Chapman, of Murray Harbour.

The boat brought in two scows, used by the Dredge H5, which is expected to arrive in Montague in the near fulure. The Glen Livett. left. Charlottetown Wednes-

re-

day afternoon and arrived at Georgetown at 3 a.m. aild a few hours later in Montague.

The boat leaves today for Pic- iou. where it will go on the slip for some time before returning ilri5Montague to join the Dredge

The news that the 115 is return- ing to Montague to complete the work of dredging out the river. began last. fall, has been receiv- ed with satisfaction. With such a. large dredge it is possible that the work may be completed late this fall and once again ships of heavy draught will be able to enter the Montague River.

MONTREAL. June l-(CPl- Two men were arrested and 100.- 000 cigarctics seized by R.C.M.P. anti-smuggling officers early to- ay in a wild car chase along the Quebec-New York border. Robert Penncll. 29, and Leon F. Papineau. 30. of Plattsburg, N.Y., were taken to Valleyficld. Que., for arraign- ment. Police were forcedd to ram lheir car into a ditch.

wick organizing under some sys- tem that could be applied in other Provinces if other Provin- ces wished to apply it.

"The system now helm: follow- ed there in connection with the marketing of surplus potatoes for this past year is that of making use of the Agricultural Products Co-operative Marketing Act under which they not up boards which trike delivery of the potatoes and pay the pro- ducer : certain initial payment.

"The Iuggeation was made a few months ago that the amount of 22 cents a bushel is paid by the people who process the pn- latoer inlo starch, and I think that is about the correct figure. It was also suggested that some.- one else was going to pay some other amount.

"Everything that has to do with that is written into the agreement. The agreement is with the Marketing Boards in Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick."

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Murder ls Forgettul

By WILLIAM BOGABT (Continued)

Moe looked up after a while. "Johnny. why do you suppose Nick walker was trying to pump me like crazy all evening. All the time I was with him. he had the neateat little questions to bring up. They were mostly about how much we know about the case. As if we know anything. That's rich!”

"Yeah," aeld Johnny. "that guy puzzles me. too. But I know one thing. though. Tonight he's finally worked up enough courage to have it. out with Nancy England. ll. took him ten years but he did it." - Moe swung around on his bed. His eyes were round and very wide-awake. "Have it out with her?"

"I told you I'd been working." said Johnny. He wished the heat would stop making his head spin in circles. He closed his eyes tightly e n t. opened them again, and then almost whispered. "I guess Nancy's always been in love with him."

"Nick Walker?"

"No. not Nick Walker."

"But I thought--''

"I'm talking about Martin Smith. Irene'a husband. You know ...S-m-i-t-h...ihe one who got himself murdered. Remember?"

In his interest. Moe forgot the hcat. even forgot the mosquito. He stared at Johnny Saxon. "You mean. Nancy loved Martin Smith? Her?"

Johnny nodded sobertly. ”Arid Nick Walker has known it. To- night. he worked up courage en- ough to tell her off. I guess he's known all along that Nancy's been carrying the torch for Martin Smith. That's why she hasn't married Nick Walker. She doesn't. love him."

Moe shook his head sadly. "Wo- men are sure funny."

"Neurotic women are worse." added Johnny Saxon. ”Only she's smart. She's never pulled any of her funny stuff in front. of Nick. She's just keeping him dangling."

Moe got. up off his bed very slowly. holding the wet towel around his head. He went into the bathroom. rinsed the towel out in cold water. wrapped it around his head like a turban aild came back and sat gently on the edge of the bed. '

He looked at Johnny thought- fully nnd frowned.

"My." he said softly. "but this plot keeps getting thicker and thicker."

CHAPTER XIV.

Moe and Johnny were still eit- ting around their bedroom. It was pretty late. but the heat. was still heavy, and try as they might. no sleep would come. Facts and faces

kept villlrllng around in their heads. ”Say!" Moe Martin suddenly

looked interested. He was so in- terested he forgot about holding the towel around his head. It was now draped down over his face like a shroud. "I've just. thought of somethlngl Nick Walker. I'll bet. was plenty jealous or smith. That boy was mixed up with wo- men. Hannah, the cook. was telling me."

"so?" Johnny lay back. closed his eyes, waited for the bed to stop whirling.

"Suppose there was something between Nancy and Mertinsmith. her brother-in-law. suppose Nick Walker knew about it and also guessed that's why Nancy wouldn't. marry him. Just. suppose!"

"You can take it further than that." prompted Johnny.

"All right." Moe flung the sod- den towel on the floor. The Great Dane stirred. went to sleep again. 050 Nick Walker arranges that so-called accident. kills Martin smith, and thus eliminates the other love interest in Nancy's life. Now he has a clear field."

”...to Nancy's fortune." added Johnny, eyes closed as he lay flat. on his back."

"Exactlyl" said Moe. "Another thing. Nick Walker knew you and Key were coming back from Nol-thport early tonight. in the speedboat. I-le's found out 'KeY'9 with you. and perhaps ehe's told you something she suspects. So he figures it's safer to kill the both of you. He'd know the boat. It ties inl"

Johnny was thinking of the im- nllcatlon that had been in Nancy England's words as she angrily talked to Nick Walker on the ter- race. He again briefly reviewed the scene for his partner's ben-

eflt.

"How did he react?" asked 'Moe.

"Not. the way you think. Be dumped the tion right back in her own lap." y

"when what happened?'

"He stalked oft the terrace and drove home. He was feeling med. otherwise. I don't think he would have sounded off." "

..n W" . mvnuup on his part. decided Moe. "'rhat'd be the m0Ve ,0, . guilty guy like him to make it he thought-

"I don't know," Johnny went on

htfull . His eyes were open 3:;-mend zhey flickered with in- gm” brightness. "walker is no fool. Certainly he'd, know it there two been born ' ' between smith and Nancy. Now. whit ll Martin Smith had grown tired of the affair between them? If smith was the romantic type you say he

was..." " "mean," put in Moe. whenever you want the lowdown on some- thing, you Mk the cook. Hannah known!" (To be continued)

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