PAGE EIGHT THE EASTERN GUARDIA
AGENTS:-MONTAGUE: Harold F. Landry, Mn. Byron Stowart. Mn Bruce MaePhee. Miu Joyce Wigglnton, Pin: Mclilnnou. AGENT GEORGETOWN: Waldon Laven.
The Guardian may he bought at the following places In Montague: Blue Dome Restaurant, and Guardian Office; in Georgetown: The. Pan Office; in Sourtn The Snack Bar and II. Richard: A Son.
....".I'llE ANNUAL meeting of .'Mt:. Jamea Cudmore. Purina the Ladies Auxiliary Canadian dealer, Montague, left. this morii- Legion. Montague Branch, will being to attend the Ralston-Purina held at the home of Mrs, Neil dealers convention at the Commo- Hooley, on Monday, .lan. 19. dore Hotel. New York, January 32nd and 28rd.
Pisquid East Moles
. .' Mr. Wendel Jay was a visi-1 10, tn Chulouewwn F1-idayltafid-Visitors were prtssent when the a.nuuy and. IIIliIemiI'TonTT2mI)T Wljesl?eldStTIT:ift cilrti . ..... . . ..
ML Floyd J33. W” in Ch”, Tuesday night. January 13. iottetown on business Friday.I Fm”, pxesigegn VMm'h wm't.D' "nu-W M 2 ..i”i?J.f.iif:”..i .-JS.i”..fi iiL"”ifoi2i. - V , .Prayer together.
or , 3 site Donald. attended to the business m'5da3" Janumy Gtht Inf the meeting and read the min- ;utes of the previous meeting.
"T- 5”” MW Mimi" R”dW"59”l The secretary reported that yarn were v.sitors in Charlottetown, had been purchased whtch Wu Tm”'5d5-Ir Ja”lW'5' 3'” llater distributed.
s , Everyone was given a. kind in-
lvitation by Mrs. Russell Hickexi to attend the next meeting at he: 1, home. in Albion. Following refresli- -. -- tments and a social chat the meet-
A number of ies.dents of Pia-lintt concluded with the National quid East are ('Ul1IillEtI to lIleirLAnl-hem- homes with chicken pox, ”"'T""j”-:”
-H-H 12th, attending the hockey at the Forum.
wum iio7i'iTi.Xi5iiis7 am
..'A large number of members
Mr. Elwood Jaryrwas a visitor in Charlottetown Saturday. January loth.
visitor in January
Mr. Alton Jay was a Charlottetown Monday,
PRINCE EDWARD
TO-DAY and TUESDAY ALL OF IT'S EXGITEMENT-STORY FILMED ON-THE-SPOT IN HAWAII!
Here. n. st-orcliing 6,000-mile terror-trail ended--and the hot; pursuit began! The lonely crags and coral- heocli lagoons . . . the jungle hide-outs and waterfront alleys . . . This is man-hunt and excitement - - authen- tic and timely!
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Georgetown And Parkdale In 4-All Tie
In an action packed struggle a: Georgetown on Saturday night. Georgetown Eagles and the Park- dale Bombers put on a crowd pleasing display of speed. passing and rugged checking. ending in a 4-all tie. The Eagles led 3-2 at the end of the first, on three counters by their star centre Floyd Landry. S. MacNelll assisted on all three. The teams split counters in ms: middle session, and then sank the lane and tying counter in the fin- al period, as A. Carroll, slurry for- ward scored in the first minute.
Good goal tending iciiturccl the contest, with tho work of Sullivan in the Eagles cngr bring nothing short of scnsa Lo
lteicri-es wt-re Al'SPlliillIi. and H.i Macl.t'an. l
Lineups: V Eagles-Goal. Sullivan: defence. MacLezin. Mat-l'hcc. Johnston. 1-3.l
Murphy; forwards, Landry, Ma:-3
Neill, lvlartcil. A. Murpiiy. Public-I over, MacDonald. Sic-tens. I Parkdale-Goal. 'M:icl.caii: de-,l fence, Gaudet. Cnyle. Mcliin.s,t Moore: forwards. S. Grcgory, C.f Gregory. A. Carroll. R, Carroll.i Macciec, Burk", Morgan, Chevcric.1 Jelly. I
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First Period
I1-Parkdalc. R. Carroll y (A. Carroll) :11. 2--(ieorgctown. l.andi'y . (MacNrillt :55 .
CiAParkdalc. S. t.;reg0ry
I (R. Carroll, A. Cnriolli 9.i)(l'l ,4-Georgetown, Landry . (.ViaclVcilli 9:20 ' 5mGPOltgf'I0itli, I.aiidry IMacNr-illi 10.594 Pcrialtrs 7 None. Second Period 5-Paikdale. S. Gregory , 4(f, Gregory, R. Cnrrulii 2.0-i '1'-Georgetown, A. )I'.ii'p'iiy , (Mai-it-iii 11:43; Penalties -Marilonald, Sl.Ci'(lllr. Jelly.
Third Period 3-Parkdale, A. Carroll :44l Penalties -- Stevens, Marie-ll.
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HockeyTIGamos Al Montague
'The Montague Legion and the, Department of Physical Fitness brought togethcr the Midgets and Bantams of Cliai'lottetown and Montague Saturday aiternoon. in the bantom game Cliarlottctown won 4-0 with MncKen7.le. Stewart. Johnston and Maclseod each tally-
ing one. The Midget game ended 3-2 for the visitors scoring for Montague were Thompson and
Poole, and for the visitors Tanton two and Paschent a singleton,
VIENNA, Jan. 18 - (Reuters) - Germans retreating near Freistadt in World War II camouflaged a field gun so neatly it wasnt found until this week. It was loaded and ready to fire, police said Sat- urday.
Scottish Minister Accepts Call To Belfast church
The. Rev. G, Carlyle Webster. Interim Moderator of st. John's Presbyterian Church. Bellast, re- ceived a telegram on Saturday from Rev. James E. Heathwood, M. A.. Glasgow. Scotland, stating that he was accepting it call issued to him recently by the Belfast people. As yet no date has been given as to the time of his arrival to under- take his duties.
PrincTe,oTfIWdes Swamp Murray
lHbr. Bruins 10-1
The Prince of Wales "Welsh-1 men". play.ng their first game oi the year. defeated the Murray. Harbor Bruins 10-1 in an exhi-I hliioll hockey game played Murray Harbor on Saturday night.
The Bruins, who are cntered in, the Kings County Hockey League, were missing. however, a few oft their regular players and thus pro- vided an uninteresting game for the fair crowd in attendance.
The visiting Prince of Wales team, showing their superiority throughout the game, outscored the Bruins in every period. Six unanswered goals in the first per-, iod were cnoiigh to win the game, for P. W. C. For the College squadl )1. M3CI7'Z1(I)En and R. Whitehead scored 7 or the 10 goals. Midway .ii the third period R. MacDonaldl scored for the Bruins ruining a
shutout for A. Douglas.
Another match IJETUPPII those
two clubs Is expected later in the! season. 1
SL7ltfmARY First Period l-HPWC. MarFiidy('ii (Brown: 2:10 2-PWC. Wliitt-lierid (.ViacLcod. Birti 8:45 r It-1-"WC, Clements . (Cudmorei 12:-i6l 4-PWC, Whitehead (Tweedy) 15:58 5-PW'C, Whitehead 17:14 6-PWC. MacLean, tcudmorei 18:53 Penalties-None. Second Period 7 PWC. ilacl-”ad,ieii (Lantzt . 1.1.011 Pena1ties- Fraser, McDnuga1l, Prowse. Third Period 8-PWC. MacPadyen (Brow) 2:15 9-Murray Harbor, R. MI.icDonald (R. Munni . .. B: l0-PWC. ltlacLcod (McDougalli 9:59 11-PWC. .Ni:icF'adyen (Browi 14:16
Penalties-None. Referee, Ready.
Russia Breaking, Treaty on Fisheries
LONDON. Jan. T8 - (Reuters) - Russia has given Britain notice
IDNDON, Jan. 18 V-. (Reuters) - Bulgaria tomorrow will begin a trial of 10 persons alleged to have spied for the United States. the official Bulgarian news agency reported in a. message received
i here today.
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she is breaking a. 1930 Anglo-Soviet treaty which allows British fish- ermen to fish within three miles of the Russian coast. Russia now claims territorial waters 12 miles out from shore. The Foreign Of- lice, announcing the Russian not- ice Saturday, said the treaty pro- vided either side could terminate with six months notice.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18 - (AP) - President-elect Eisenhower Satur- day chose C. Douglas Dillon, 43. of Far Hills, N. J.. to be ambas- sador to France. Dillon is chair- man of the board of Dillon. Reade and Company, Inc., a. banking firm.
HOCKEY,
TONIGHT MONTAGUE RINK Nine Mile. Creek Bulldogs vs.
Montague Game starts at 8:30 p.m.
MONTAGIIE SKATING RINK SGNEIIIILE
WIEEK ENDING JAN. '.l4t.h. MONDAY-8:30 I'. M. Nine Mile (ireck Bulldngil vs. ltloiitugiin Silmohnwlu TIlI'2SDAY-v-8 I'. M. Regular Skating WEDNESDAi'- .'I P. M. Regular Skating 1:00 P. M.-School Sports FRIDAY-8 P. M. - Regular Skating SATURDAY-12:30 Regular Skating 8:30-S.D.ll. VI. ltlontngun Hockey practice Information Bulletin Board. PLEASE (SLIP
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cnannorrerown , , ,,..... Hockey Game At Murray I'IIli'. North
.. 'A large crowd was in attend- ance for the opening game at the Murray Harbour North rink on Thursday night when the' local team defeated the visiting Lower Montague team 6-2. Both teams made a good showing as they bai- tled through their first game of the season under adverse ice conditions.
Montague Wins Exhibition Game From Y.M.C.A.
.tMontague Shmohawks eked out a close victory of 8-7 Saturday night over Charlottetown Y. M. C. A. before a packed house which
witnessed the best. hockey game played 50 (gr m Mamas.” my Goals for the local team were scor- ,.,,,.,.. led by w. MacLure. w. Millar (2).
'E. Condon. N. Laiiigan. and F. Gid-
Soccer Result:
Continued from page I Newcutla United 0. Burnloy 0 ie)
west Broruwlch Albion 2, Preston (tie). North End .1. Division II -Barnsley 2. Huddersfield Town 4. Birmingham City 2. West Ham .Unlted 0. Blackburn Rovers 3. Brentford 0. Bury 1, Leicester City 4. Hull City 1. Doncuter Rover! 1
(tie). Leeds United 4. Rotherham Uni-
,,..,.,..-- JANUARY 19, 1953
Magistrate's court lit Georgetown
..'BeIore Stipendiary Magistrate for King's County. Joseph W. Mac. DOING. Q.C.. evidence was heard at the Court House in George. town on Tuesday and Wednesday January 13 and 14 in two im.' portant excise cases, involving two gesidents of Dundee, King's Coun- y.
In onacase an illicit still and a. c nstdaroble uantity of Illicit spirt , commony known as
'gang attack were the locals able Ito tie the score when the period
Eli The last. period displayed
ilocals, having been down one point
ithem three scores in three minutes
The locals. spurred by ii, series of defeats, came out with a "do or die" attitude, and soon showed superiority by their sustained at- tack which ihrougliout the first period kept the visitors under constant pressure and netted two igoals for the locals.
The second i period almost brought their downfall when Mac- Donald went to the penalty box and ilie visitors, taking advantage of the one man deficit. scored four tallies. only by renewing t eir
ended. the
best hockey of the evening as the
early razzle-dazzle
in the period. put on a play which gave
Not to be overcome cnsily Y. M. C, returned sharply to the attack and Schurman on a breakaway. and MiacDougall in a scramble tied the score with six minutes to go. At the 16-minute mark Power on a three-way pass clinched the win for the locals.
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Lineups
Y. M. C, A.-Goal. K. Benton; defence, Carney. Simpson. Jack- Ison, R. Gay; forwards. Andrew, ischurman. Diiigivell, .ViacDougall, ;J. Gay, Stetson, E. Benton, Ballem,
Montague-Goal. Rice: defence, ,Davis. MacDonald. Fraser, Landry Reynolds; forwards, Power. Nel- ,son, Barrie. K. Clements, Mac- Leaii, A. Clements, Stewart, Young
SUMM A RY First Period
1-Mbnlague. K. Clements (MacLean) ' 2-Montague. MacLean.
6:59
(K. Clements. A. Clemcnlsi 10:38 Penalties - Schurman, MacLean Diiigwell. K. Clements Second Period 3-YMCA. Schurmnn iDingwrl1i 1:47 4--YMCA. .1. Gay tschurmant . . . 2:28 5-YMCA, Mucbougali 3:3-1 6-YMCA. J. Gay (MacDougaili ..... .. 8:44 '7-Montague, Barrie : iNcl.s-om . 9:431 8-Montague. K. Clements (MacLcan,t . l-3:34 p Penalties- MacDonald. Simpson Istetsnn. 1 Third Period 9eYltZl3A, Schurman (Andrews) 2126i 10-Montague, Fraser 1 (Nelson) .......... .. 9:l2I ll-Montague. Davis I , (A. Clements) 11:22, (l2CMontague, Nelson ; (Power) . . . 12:33 13-YMCA. Schurnian (Andrews) . 13 22'? 14-YMCA. MocDougnll (schurmani 14:48 15-Mbntague, Power g (MacLean. K. Clements) l6:lY1 Penalties - MacLe.an, Mac-l Dougall. Power, K. Clements, Dingwell.
Referees, Goodwin, Arvay.
Jewisli Leaderln Hungary Arrested
BUDAPEST, Jan. 18 - (CP) -- Hungarian police have arrested Lajos Stoeckler. leader of the na- tion's Jewish community. The ar- rest, announced by the government Saturday may have been another step in the tightening of Commun- ist control over Hungary.
Previously Istvan Bodi, a fellow- traveller and leader of the Small- liolder Party. had been dLsmissed as premier and replaced by Com- munist Party boss Matyas Rakoski in what was considered 3 major move to consolidate Red control.
The communique did not specify the charge against Stoeckler but said police found a considerable
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quantity of dollars and Swiss francs in his home. This indicated he may
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JHIS WINTE
dings. For the visiting team V. Boudreau and H. Moore scored.
The many who attended the game are eagerly looking forward to other games in the near future.
Lineups:
Lower Montague H Goal. Thomp- son: defence. S. MacKlnnon, S. Gaye. D. Sorrey. C. l-Iicken: for- wards, V. Boudreair, U. Jesse, L. Hicken, B. Wcstaway. L. Maliar, D. Ross, M. Godsaw. Schumer, H. Moore.
Mllrray Harbour North - Goal, .1. Maclnire; defence. G. Graham. M. Jackson. L. MacLeod. S. Reid. C. Currie; forwards. W. Millar. W, MacLure, L. Graham, E. Condon. F. Giddings. N. Lanlgan, L. Jack- son. L. Clow, C. Richards.
Referee - Preston Jackson.
"Maple Leafs
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heavy body-checks.
However. they faltered briefly in the last period. That's when Mal- oney took a 30-foot pass from Thomson, faked a pass and drilled a waist-high shot past the startled Worsley.
Up to that point it was a ques-
tion of which team could take thel 0'
most punishment in checks. Referee Frank Udvarl handed out 1.1 penalties w eight of them to the
Leafs. Eight of the penalties came UL
in the second period when feelings ran high. A brawl threatened when Gord Hannigan of the Leafs and defenccman Hy Buller of New York sciiffled.
Then Toronto's George Arni- strong and Aldo Guldolin tangled. while officials tried to separate them. Hannlgan and Buller drop- ped their gloves and whaled into each other. No damage was done nnd the four of them got only minors.
Lumley kicked out only 21 shots. nine of them in the third period, Worslcy. brought up from Saska-
toon Quakers of the Western; League to sub for the injured Chuck Rayner, stopped 20 shots. SUMMARY First Period
Scoring - None. Penalties -- Stewart 9:31; ll:-I-I: Flainan 18:10.
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Second Period
Scoring - None. i
Penalties - Horton 1:30. Tiiom-l. son. Guidolln 5:23; Armstrong 5:43:' Guidolin. Buller, Hannlgan, Arm- strong 1l:l0. 1
Third Period
I i 1--Toronto, Maloney
(Thomson) . 1-1:57! Penalties .. Howell 13:08. Nestor-5 cnko 16:25, 1F
Stops hy: Worsley Lumley
be accused at least of violating cur- rcncy regulations.
The arrest was disclosed two days after the official Communist riews- paper. Szabad Nap, carried articles atiackiiig what it said were "hostile undermining activities" carried out on behalf or the American Joint Distribution Committee.
The AJDC. a Jewish welfare or- ganization, was banished from Hun- gary three years ago. It is under- stood that the Jewish community Stoecklcr headed has since admin- istered AJDC funds sent to Hung- ary. The community has establish- ed homes for many aged and dis- abled Jews.
Stoeckler appeared to be a sig- nlficant addition to the roll of vic- time of purges with anti-Jewish overtones sweeping the Communisti lands behind the Iron C'urtain.
SII.5'ER MINE
The Comstock Lode. great Nev- 1!t8(T:9EIIVE!' mine. was discovered in
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"moonshine". was seized in scrub woodland at Dundee and in the other case a quantity or moonshine was seized in the same area.
The seizures were made on De- Nmbef 5. 1951. by members of the R..C.M.P. liquor squad. under Cpl. Peter Jay of the Charlottetown detachment and members-or the R..CM.P. Souria detachment. under Cpl Lionel F. M. Strong. Cpl. Jay gave evidence in both cases on Tuesday On Wednesday evidence was taken from several RC.M.P. Con-SI-able! In the case involving the seized still. In this case the accused. a resident at Dundee also gave evidence. I
The accused was represented by Mr. R. R. Bell. Q.C.. of Charlotte- town. Conducting the prosecution for the Crovm in both cases was
ted 0. Lincoln City 8. Swansea Town 1 Luton Town 2, Fulham 0. Nottingham Forest 3. Everton 3 Iti
' Sheffield United 5. Plymouth Ar-
gyle 0. Southampton 1. Notts County 1 (tie).
Division In (Southern). Bristol City 2. Newport County 0. Crystal Palace 0, Millwall 1. Glllingham 0. Bristol Rover: 4. Ipswich Town 2, Bournemouth 6:
Bolscombe Athletic 1. Leyton Orient 3, Southend Unl- ted 0. Northampton Town 4. Watford 1. Queens Park Rangers 3, Nor- wich City I. ' Reading 2. Aldershot 8. Shrewsbury Town 1. Coventry
City 0. B Swindon Town 0. Colchestor Unt- 3- 5- H9'55l5"; QC-. CNWI1 ted 1 Prosecutor for Kings County. The
cases were adjourned to Wedne.-,. clay, January 21 at 1.30 p.m. at Georgetown.
Torquay United 1. Brighton and Hove Albion 2.
Walsall 2, Exeter City 2 (tie). Division III (Northern) Accrington Stanley 1, Cheater-
ficld 1 (tie). Bradford 1, Barrow 0. Crewe Alexandra 4, Gateshead 3. Halifax Town 0. Tranmere Rov- er: 0 (tie). Mansfield Town 1, York City 1
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). lsldham Athletic 1' p Gmmby Stirling Albion 1, Dundee United
Town 1 (tie). Port Vale 2. Darlington 1. Scunthorpc United 4, Bradford
St. Johnstone 1. Albion Rovers 3. IRISH LEAGUE
Ards ti. Coleraine 4.
Cliftonville 2, Glenavon 1.
Derry City 1, Linfield 3.
Distillery 3, Bangor 0.
Glentoran 4. Ballymena United 1,
Portsdown 1. Crusaders 1 (tie).
1 y 0. Southport 0, I-lartlepools United 0 (tie). stockport County 3. Wrexham 1.
S(f0'I"l'ISII LEAGUE
Division A
Airdriconlans 1, Falkirk 1 (tie). Celtic 2. Clyde 4. Dundee 2, Ralth Rovers 3. East Fife 0, Queen of the South (tie). Hibernian 1. Rangers 1 (tie). Patrick Thistle 2. Hearts 2 (tie). St. Mirren 2. Motherwell 5.
II. J. Malian it. 0. Optometrist.
Eyes Examined Fitting and Supplying
Third Lanark 0, Aberdeen 1. m"”'- 9'5- Division B . Arbmiiui 1. Ayr United 1 (tie). omi; g”",",,'tAM. Cowdenbeath 3. Forfar Athletic 2 to 5 Pin 0 and by ,, tntnienl
Duinbartnn 4. Morton 2.
Hainilton Academlcala 2, Alloa 0.
Kilmarnock 2. Dunfermline Ath- letic 3.
stcnhousemuir 2, Queen's Park 2 (tie).
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