is The Guardian uraday, Junge-. 6:-12-5-7g- -ls Ahsoivod Of All Blame In Death Of Child

A verdict absolving Wilbert Dai- alaotanyblainelnlhedeatli of

Duty. was brought in by a con uner's Ill-FY at an inquest held III! Illlllt in the 0'Leary public hall with coroner Dr- Charles De- war presiding.

The nine-year-old boy. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover MacDonald. died of injuries received May 17, when he was run over by a heavily loaded farm wagon, haul- ed by a tractor operated by Wilbert Dennis of Knutsford.

The first witness. Mrs. Edsel Dumville. O'Leary. told of witness- ing the accident from a window of her home. She said the farm tractor. hauling a trailer and two farm wagons. was not going very fast at the time and a number of children were jumping on 'and off the wagons. ..

Arnold Wood and his son Col- ston also witnessed the accident from a truck a short distance be- hind the wactor. Both thought thedriver would be unable to see the children on the wagons owing to the high rack on the trailer.

Wilbert Dennis. driver of the tractor. stated he had warned the children to keep away and to stay off the wagons. He said he did not know they were on the wagon when he left the car where he had loaded eight tons of fertilizer on the trailer and two wagons. His tractor was rated at between three and four miles per hour in the gear he was using to haul the loads. He stated he was not a- ware of the fatality until lnforrn- ed by two friends later in the evening.

The final witness. Constable C.

Cecil Norman MacDonald. 0'-

' Chief Justice Thane A, Camp- bell. M.A.. LL.D. was appointed to the honrd of governors of Dal- housie University for a six-ycar

iai secretary.

combination of vehicles cannot ex- ceed 85 feet. lie also stated iiiati

Perl! licensed and that the wagon std not require a license.

liver. spleen and other injuries. Members of the jury were: Alton

Lloyd Shaw was absent due to.

A. J. Bungay of the Alberton de-

Mcike Plans For

At a special meeting of the Sum- merside Lobster Carnival commit- tee held last night in the Civic Buiidin . it was announced that arrangements have been made with the estate of the late J.K. Curran to lease the Summersidc Raceway to hold races there dur- lag the annual Lobster Carnival Week-

Considcrabls discussion took place regarding the arrangements of details in connection with tht race which the committee propose

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GUARDIAN

DR. D0ll0N'! Dental Office, Iiunnisraide. will be closed from

'i Jmosnnauiynuineimtvu. . RAYMOND Grant. Optusatrit. J , will be in lie moi-n oflloa lat- ' -F inlay. June Itli. '7 . aaitunma Community Hall. it GospelrneetingsJiiao.'at!i.dth,7tii ', l. atlp.ni.Al1 ' A. " -, g t R.iMcllwnhe.

I I . y! BEGULAI THURSDAY light Horne. Kensington. Music by the gm). Admission 30 cents. NOIll&tetltnetogoti&I'lIII- tone the severe uorin eorna. Con- tut James P. Phillips. 188 Milton

Ave.', summerside. Phone 3641. 3:GIC tor Dodd and struthers Co..J,

TODAY ('I'hurs.) 8:30 - 7:15 - 9:15 "A LAMP IS HEAVY"

Hits picture B being spon- sored by the Waldo Nurses

Registry. Stan-lagaeorgellakerand Bellndalao

. 9'”'-r”V'vv -W-..-

hearts to a nursing career.

During Lobster Carnival Week

'"'" ” "" C"'""''' L''''”' gnrding voters lists.l

'""' ' "' ”"””' '""" '2” F? polls. rronsportnrionf ate.. phone Conserve-L 3: ::'.;."..i.a."m'.?.::.l.'.:.?'”'3.i: five headquarters -

aervativa Association. t

The story of the ambitions y of the SW who 0” the" -l

illness.

Horse Races

to hold on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday of Carnival Week, July 15th to 20th.

..Messrs. Andrew Perry and Wil- lard MacDonald. whn were pres- ent at the meeting. and who have made arrangements to hold a race on Dominion Day. agreed to super- vise the proposed card during Lob- ster Carnival Week and they will be assisted by it rommitlce ni the carnival committee to be appoint- ed later.

tome)! for the defence. Crown witnesses were geaman. an agcountant w.th the em IIDCE O ' ' C I-

pe mnuwom ha 10,00 a.m. on Feb. 20th when he T-Z examuwd the premises for finger- prints. look photographs and made two plastic casts of footprints. He identified a pair of rubber over- shoes. shoun to him by Crown prosecutor D.0. Stewart. as the pair he had received from Cpl. on. Cpl. Humphrey acatgi timpared the t.read pat- with the

DAL GOVERNORS K- of C. Hold Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Sum-y term The "woim I M M merside Council of the Knights of','l:IachKi';inc -' men was a .e a several announced by iiie pliollntt-Il(.:g?)ll-:l;1h(:l; gagsggd n1;l::'ew:fhmthgitern on these overshoes iGrand Knight J. Arthur Ciow in 'Pl'0i05”””” "'3 bad "if?" 0' 1000- . vwrgg V, 'the 1.-.31,-y Rmmn, mauerijn con.lpi-ints al the scene 0! the break IALKED To ACCUSED Ercdhment of the R-C..Wi.P. said he inaction with the council were dealt-is?" he falgrie grgewuemwtx Mrs. 'MacCormick said the ac- d 30 a meaaur J the total length of with which includ :1 th operation .930 " , , ll”! eused c 1 her house around 3 t mil 9; ,m. the four unit:uinvolved which intal- or the Memorial ecam; at Northywmlarv ll')'.lde"c' 3"" ht" by 12.45 a.r:nten the early morning of y and Friday night u p led Sixty-two feet three lnL'Il('S. Rustico during the coming sum-iCP'- l””'l”""”” '"”l'd 9'” Feb. zothand he asked her if she'd The highway traffic Act slates a lmer. The plans to hold the annual lawn festival were discussed and m . dates selected for this year were noon 0' the break). e tractor and trailer were pro. set as July 4th, 5th and 6th. The election of officers has heldy

Dr. L. G. Dewar reported that ilinight Geo. Clow: Dcpttly Giiandtprehmm In the gfnhzd fgrfwmzd sin ahutopsy and Knight Dr. Raymond Grant: Chan-mm ......d... store. Cpl. Humph ., ma glitch 'z:ned'” b” .e":m"I':g celior J. Elmer Murphy; Warden ltold the court that the snow won

y um Jerry Doucette: Recorder William,

Bouiter, foreman. Melvin Harris. Advocate Vernon lVlcCarville: l.G. c”W'" wanacev GWTE9 M3990” Earle Hayes; O.G. Nazaire Arsen- aid. Ross Strang, Alvah Jeffery.iaun

Trustees are J. Arthur ('low..

Edmund F. Ansenault and Dr. J. STORE MANAGER

A. Doiriun. Alexander Dawson, the manager.

Breaking, Entering And Theft Case Opens At Summersicio

The trial of Patrick Victor -lotietown. Cpl. G.R. Humphrey. xaclniiis of Borden. charged with who is in chart! DI the RCMP break. -ntry and then from iiie identification Sendai. Rationa- Retail Vendor Store at Borden on town, Al ” the nigtiv of Febmaiy 19th last. jar of the Vendor Store at Borden, began in Supreme Court. s:imnier- tCpl. G.H.L. Macliinnon. olnoer in side yesterday alter the Swedlilllg charge of the Borden detal&ment in of the Dem Jury. and was ad ,it.c..vi.P.. and Mae lililda Kaecob journed until this morning. at ltl.;i0 mick, Borden. at the conclusion of the case lord

O Tweedy is presiding judge Mr. D. discovered. stated in his teati- 0. Stewart Q.C. and Neil R. Macv many that it wasn't possible Leod are representing. the Crown tell just how much or what type and Mr. J. Harold Goodwin is st- liquor was taken. but that checks

on the inventory and cash reveal. ("but 11 ed there was a short!!! of 344.75

Cpl, llupmhrey said he patrolled

to the scene ofythe break Imilnd

Crown. Mr. Justice (J.J..den shortly after the bleak

blood.

THURS. AND FRI. JUNE I AND T

”lLLE()AL'l suspense packed thriller with Edward G. Robinson and Nina Fusch.

SAT. AND MON. IN TECHNICOLOII.

”SANTlAGO" with Alan Ladd, Rosana Podesta, Lloyd Nolan, Chili wills. Cartoon, Canteen service.

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Mr. Seaman. who arrived in nor- was

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store.

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powdery and the cuts taken were Profitt; Treasurer Verna Pineau;::g;e:l":?:':aig)rh:d3utL:c;:)hgn:;r: prints suitable for identification but did notice reddish stains in several places that resembled dry

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FRI. - SAT. - 8:30

"TEXAS LADY"

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ltarrlng: l Claudette Colbert-Barry Sullivan i

SPEAKSTODAY AT 12:40 NOON

OVER SUMMERSIDE RADIO STATION CJRW

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J. Watson MneNaught. Liberal eon-

didare tor Prince County who will speak over CJRW today at noon.

The time again 12:40 noon;

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he was picked up for questioning. He also told of taking the over- tiie accused was wearing and comps in; tlie tread Pattern . with use footprints in the snow which he said were similar in ap- Durance.

dence. she told him. she .g'Kl':l1'C

he -dghed--he could 1'.':';....”'.:..liS3E.?":l::t .'”...n2 land resulted as IoIi0u's' Grandygfet an ngidzheglewg: snow outside

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Were stains that appeared to he curd; on blood both inside and outside 3; ;,,.'.',"c'.u'"”""bm'- mwg

u” RR: James Harris summersid I H3373; zgigrgg;-vihgv;-H33:-5: gg Exumslahmmmn. x....um... said that reddish sta ns squat-ebrigy nu.” ;.

on the snow led from the vendor newness. Belleque; . the home of the accused. side, Mu-uh; Knuth Mm.

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E. W. TURNER

these (H'(.'l'Sll0eS were being worn uk, ,0 bu a couple of ping, ,1 by the accused when he was taken 11 'y mi 1; V3. O'Leai'Y bin for quesmming on the nut. quor, which acco ing to ere

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Beginning June 15th we will be closed Saturday noon except for gas and oil. Open Wednesday all

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Anyone wanting to I know where to vote I in Sannnerslda. and the location of the polag booths. please phone 3510

Progressive Conservative RADIO TALKS OVER CJRW

THURSDAY, JUNE 0- 312235-12240-MR. FRANK ARNE'l'r 5:50-- 6:00-GEORGE KEY JR.

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