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CHARL(Yl‘TE'I‘OVVN CANADA. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1957

Major G.L. Monkley (leftl rece- ' the Full Trophy from the

era of the P.E.l. (17th Reece.) Regiment held Saturday evening

he Commanding the Regiment. looks

at the Charlottetown Hotel Col A.H. Peake. C.D..

. Lt.- Offi

E’-.

on. This trophy is presented an- nually to the Squadron named

RECEIVES TROPHY

most proficient in the training year. it was won this past year Sm‘ by “C" Squadron located in Sum- merside. Major Monkley is C0. of the Squadron (Guardian Photo)

Dele

behe

rule.

N.B. Couple Found Dead

SHIPPEGAN. N. B. (CPl—.Na- 1.au~e Giollet. N. and his z3-year- old wife. the former Fabiola Plourde. were found dead of bill- let “minds in their home I1 nearby Pigeon Hill Saturday.

R(‘\1P said preliminary harvest-

eted that the moat- been lnncder and

Suit‘ e. A coroner s ill-y was en- pannv.-led by Dr. J. D. millet‘. of Shippegan.

l)P('lSl0Tl on an inquest was de- ferred until the investigation has been completed.

The couples‘ eight c h ll cl r e n

were believed to have been in the dad

house at the time. '

I

Pigeon Hill is a small fishing’

community on the northeast cor- nor of Sh-ippegan island.

U.S. Agriculture Boss Optimistic

WASHING" ‘N (APl—AZl'lcul‘ lute secretary Ezra Benson re- turned from a 24<iay world tour Saturday voicing enthusiasm for

to President Eisenhower a year's extension of the 1954 Agricultural Trade Development Act, which Ixllires next June 30. He will ask Iltlllorlty to ship abroad for sale. barter or gift at least an addi- (tonal tl.ooo.oo0.wo of surplus farm commodities.

act already has been ex-

stocks of grains, cotton rice and dairy pl'od..cts to Asia. Europe and the Middle East. Benson said his department mlltht ask authority to dispose of In additional 81.500.000.000 worth “' ‘Uflllus products. but that fur- lhcr conferences will be held be-

l‘‘"‘ I figure is agreed llplin

In l0,600-Mile Non-Stop Flight

PLATISBURGH AIR FORCE- BAGE. N.Y. (A.P)—six giant B63 Jet bombers soomed to a lanl-liq here sunday to complete. flifit from the United States to Buenos All-es. -

"Everything functioned per- fectly all the way." said Brig.- Gen. William K. Martin. com- mander of the flight. "We could have kept right on going.'' be ad-

The planes roared over the Ar- gentine capital Saturday after-

was being held as a climax to Ar- gentina's Aeronautical .

Martin said the bombers. each powered by eight jet "mes, new on a direct route to Argen- tina frorn Homestead Air Force Base. Fla.. anti back at an aver- age ground speed of J60 m le an hour. They flew at altltutdes of 40.000 to 50.000 feet.

The planes took off from Horne- stead at 5:58 a.m. EST Saturday and completed their journey be- tween 3:32 4:06 a.m. 1191' Sunday.

REFUELED IN FLIGHT

The bombers were refueled en route by KC-135 and K097 tank- ers. ‘ The let-powered KC - 136 was[ used for the first time to refuel lta B-$2 working partner on sl long-distance flig-ht. an air force spokesman said.

Earlier last week, Gen. Curtis IcM.ay commanded one of these huge tanker planes on a record- hreatklng flight from Westover. Mass. to Buenos Alres. The (5.350 miles flown without stopping or refueling established a record for such a jet operation.

The four-jet tanker then set a

Canadian Girl

Crash, Had "Strange Fears”

M-‘.WPORT. isle of Wight ice» A llrnadlan-born stewardess, one‘ *4 Persons killed in the flam-y hl <'l’ll<h of I flying boat Friday»

Nd fricnds enrller that she was fl

rlttm something would happen in- ttir ihgh _

l-Mil Muriel Hannlng - Lee of “'ll".ll‘t‘al. a veteran of air sen- " n on the British Aqull Airline night to help a 22-year-.

co-wor er filo was makingt he" flr<t t-- 9 as a steward

‘Tho co-worker. Angela Kltcher. " " “M killed. Fourteen Dersons Sl"\i\t~d

\~\rlt.~.t Jrrraod Ttckell. who "Wd near Miss Hennlng - Lee in; "“”“h.V. North London. said the "W-'i'lt\’e brunette had "stranle "HIV about the night more than ' “Wk ago.

‘She was so convinced some- """= “as lroln she- "mllzhl of getting a doctor's cer- tlftrste stating unfllness to fly.

Killed In

girl. about 33. was one of the three longest - service stewardes- neg in Britain. She had written I book. Head in the Clouds. about.

She joined Aquila four yearsl ago after eight years service with other airlines. Her mother. . W. i lives in Oshawa. Ont.. sister. Mrs. J. B. Stevens. lives in Sandwich South Township. south of Windsor, Ont. FLAMING DEATH Forty-three persons died in the filming wreckage Another VlC'l tlm died Saturday in hospital. _‘ Six of the it survivors re-I lnalned in serious condition In hospital. ‘ The four-emzlned. two-deck Sol-; ent flying boat developed engine trouble and crashed in few min- utes alter killing off from South-i gmpton r Port - Six

"TM: DICIIION as a vacation flight for m i “She heat '1 du't went the nudism. PM 1'3"" '0 to on ma t.‘ She only de- died alone with the "'0 hostesse- tlded to go pg last minute." and line others in the eight- Anottler l mu H.‘col- member crew. _ . ""9. said Kiss ; de- Novelist J. B. Priestly» “‘l“‘ etr‘g::..§~~-' ..”".H. gr" aflarltranlnell lib 1 b cfiflnmle seasons mules.

speed record for such a jet oper- atioa.. ‘file f speed reoo landing at Washington. DC. 1 hours. five minutes and eight- tenths of a second after the take- off from Buenos Aires. The ‘gilt completed Sunday the first time a “cell as the air force describes the] group. made such a ' The bombers are part of the} 42nd Bombardme t -

A RABBIT it YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio (AP) A single shot town rabbit hunter put meal on his dinner table and fi- nanced his opening day hunt- ing expedition. Henry T. Downey lowered smoking shotgun Satur- day and went to claim his

pped by another hunter and picked up by the rab- hit

As proof of his story. Dow- ncy is displa

HAITI. patrick. Illascanada vlattelellihrask

Algerian T

States bate

unacflhu--on s on its return trip,

also marked of planes."

trip. ,

' of .

by a Youngs-

pliers."

in the rabbits molilh a $20 bill. apparently

ymg the blood-

the stat market

I

All.

TON. Oat.— Joan Flts- Corners. of 1&7. calves.

emergency

aied ference of NAT presidents in Paris next month. The sum meet ng as a display of allied threat of Soviet technology. DEMAND GUARANTEES High F r e n c h sources said

rebel French that if Britain France in UN de-

b. withdrawal

‘stood fast

ween t syth-Smith

lngton Tuesd y gates to the ruling body of NATO expressed hope this seri- ous breach in allied unity could before the summit con- premiens and

mit

id! Randolph NATO representatl lsh delegate Sir Frank Roberts failed in a day-long attempt to convince the French the arms are

the flow

tam and

the

this week.

Minister Pineau

l

in Hong Kong, said

V0.

lsd

esign uni _' before

U.S.-British guar-

the

Intees: 1. That the 920 small guns sent

pped to leave any over for the in neighboring Algeria.

in revolt against -French

Britain and

States said Tunisia has give

surance the arms will not get to

United n as-

s. informants said

the United

not po

Burgess. US. and Brit-

nne fury-Cllmd and the other French delegates on France‘: clal exclusive fight to supply arms to Tunisia, until last year a French protectorate. The French have of arms to

Wheat May

it Wing. part nd flew directly over [-32- the 45th Air Division of the Stra- G ‘ eiu airport, where an air dlowllegic Air Command. i O

Fifty - four airmen made the night.

in of

PEIPING (Reulersl -— Canada may supply wheat to Communist ' ' ' a needs

Asked about future grain deals be two countries. For- said: “It is slble at this stage to determine- whether China will require im- ports of wheat in 1958.

“If imports are required til is a very good chance ada Nlll be one of the major sup-

‘ ere that Can-

After a 10-day visit here, For- syth-Smith. trade commissioner hi

nese

anxious to trade with

E

HAMPIONS

-s

OI! The

is calves

farm. Potts Itackatll D. I.

. e Canada but he did not think the immediate potential would be [very larg .

He said the knowledge he had stained bill. which has two lgained would be useful in advis- teeth marks on a folded edge in: private Canadian traders on and some rabbit hair in the best approach the Chine lood ‘ns.

de- ting of NATO. Irms shipments prove Washing- ing to «rally took place which they in-

ssehipletl father-la .tr

Four Of Ten Survive Crash ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP‘ —

F and six

l-one Alaska

our crewmen ‘were found alive dead Saturday flit‘ \\l‘t~t-kagc of a United States Air‘

-- B-‘.29 that crashed into an does

in

mountainside during a

Tilnlilfl 0"‘ T-ll! Emlllld they will slsted that \ he an a-ircemctlt . - » . . reach the Algerian nationalists. 1 A ‘n°“m”n' Hid” mgm

GROWING ANXIETY quit,‘ Other NATO members showedll-‘rem-h

grlwing anxiety about the dis-t

‘U C

te.

NATO secretary-general Paul-l Henri Spaak of Belgium told thelFelix Gaillard asked a vote of day at rm ¢a.9t;t).mot level of the mm and mm» closed session there was an - perative need for prior consulta- tion among NATO member be

im-

S

re one of them takes any im-

P0 The o NATO.

no

t action affecting others. parliamentary

group meeting simultaneously in

Paris, also got passed unanimous‘

in resolution

call“ on all NATO governments

ed to consult in very

way possrb

“before taking decisions which might weaken Atlantic solidar- y "

The Communist press and ra-

dio of Eastern

Europe exulted

over what they said was split-

ton and London grabb off Tunisia. One high Fre

They

said the

probably would be worked out.I

the indignation of the

people. ASKS CONFIDENCE VOTE dawn Saturday Premier

confidence for l'll.~ financial pol- icy. which will hit every French

' pocketbook. He did 50 hours af-

ter declaring in a speech that un- less lfrance received satisfaction from Britain and the United States the fate f next month's summit conference was in doubt.

There was little doubt Gaillard would win on his program of higher taxes and strict e.-. lfny to whip France's financial crisis. Few Frenchmen want to t the responsibility for re-opening a cabinet crisis which has just barely Tu-sday.

The French said Saturday's NATO discr: ‘ms represented al victory because consultations ii”

i

l

{D K‘ '9

nch source in-

sist should have been going on all along.

Negro Withdrawal Seen Only Little Rock Solution

By RELMAN M0

Faubus

MN Ark. (AP)- of kansas

Govennar Ar

said Sunday the desegregation

deadlock in Little Rock can be

resolved only by the voluntary H” .

children School.

Negro

of nine from Central High

"1 don't see much ground for aegotiation,” he said in an inter-

view. "I have been thinking about

this problem constantly. st.udying‘borne Division to

ttfromeveryIndI.udlc.an

an no _ voluntary children " Faubus at 1. Flormre At Herbert Bnownell was "fired cause of the bad information he gay idem about Little Rock"

fia than vrl awal eof thus:

y - General

2. ernment will have to keep troops guarding Central High until the of this school year because

end “opposition is stronger now than who ey came in"

3. There is little or no contact

w White House or ernors conference.

the Southern gov-

be-l community will accept

al gov-A‘ ‘ ’

lane for the lon-gdrawn struggle in Little Rock. - l He is in Hot Springs. a resort city, recuperating from a minor ‘illness. ,Rl0fl'ED SEPT. 24

Central High School in Little Rock, has been guarded by fed- er troops since Sept. 24 when riots followed the entry of nine three Eisenhower

' Negro children. l ' ' President

all: is. .sent elements of the 101st Air- " e Rock.

They were at the

school last Friday —_whlie_re-

mining in the area oftthe city-

by units of the federalined Arkan- aas state m 'tia.

He said he doesn't know if the integra-

ltion peacefully.

res-' ‘‘I don't know if it can be done -now."

Sydney cats. Official Retire’s

SYDNEY (CPI — Mayor Tony

hmsell “M ‘be Gallagher. 53. a member of Syd- ney's civic administration for l8 to ' a wartime housing development

years. announced his resignation

Fa"bu5' manner‘ duh“ ’ lw°"Sunday because of poor health.

hour talk. was not belligerent or.

argumentative. He bled

.. .. P “"9" _ 3"‘ ”°_‘_?*°ll"Y '}_*‘[‘Y_' polls since 1949. Mr.

he is

Graham Sees Danger Of War

MINNEAPOLIS fAPl --

Evan-

gelist Billy Graham said Satur-

E‘

e world is closer to war

now than it has been at any time

in the last decade. T is a

danger.

Graham

b said. that "someone will pull the

trigger" on Soviet missiles

"that

travel 5.000 miles with hydrogen

warheads." no

nly God can save us. But He dim

The declaration came as a sur-- rise. Oppo. only once at the‘ Gallagher ‘said earlier this month he vlould run again when his present term expired in December.

i C

and-

Tlrc tour >lll'\'l\'()l”3. all llljul'(‘fl. five persons lane of the great problems vtas to we”.

the Talkeetna number of bill

'dll‘llfl(‘d here from

crash \L'L‘f‘.€ in

Ran'.:t- about .30 miles to the northeast.

The shatter-t-ti. four - engined plane was sighted before nlid-

snow-covered peak.

T8 Persons Die In Niagara

Falls Fire

NIAGARA FALLS.

.‘.' Y.

lAlabama were Pine Springs. Sul-

l

l

fAPt

—-A nightmare fire which roared; 'hrough a rickety tenement-type‘. building early Saturday look 11

lives.

l4 of them children.

The death toll ('lil..bed to l8

pital

ended’ The vote is set f°r.Sunday when a l6-year-old died

in hos in seconds. flames engulfed the

three - storey frame

structure

housing two Negro families. The dead, most of them trap

[ped upstairs, included a 25-year

old mother and her eight chil-

dren. and six youngsters from their house high in the air nearl the other family. Also VlCtlml,M3ocn were Tom Dugan_ two roomers in What Waslhis wife. about 79. Three other

were

once the Motrnglow Hotel.

was the

worst this American border city which moved shares with Niagara Falls. 0nt.. about noon.

across the river. the position of world ‘honeymoon capital. Nine people were injured.

Tentatively. city officials‘

blamed the outbreak on an oil-

i have exploded l

a.m. by police

twho were passing in a prowl car. ynes. w

; Mrs. Frances ll

ves across the street. said was awakened by a noise like out

steam furnace that may

The fire was discovered at 4.35 Capt Diet: and patrolman James Bell.

John J.

ho she

explosion. She looked

saw flames coming from a sec- “nee Korean Wu. days

l ond-t'loor window.

l "T ran to wake up the other

people in my house." she said. the time we looked again.

"By

the entire building was in

flames.

si ble

Wll(‘ll l|l‘(‘llll‘ll arrived. the inside ; have been

lwas a sea of fire

1

Capt. Dion. said it was impos- to get into the building.

William Dietz. .-on of the police

tcaptain and a building contrac- .m .

'was torn down.

Lar-,:c.-1 museum Notwt lay. the was built in H172.

in 'l' rom so

NORTHERN MUSEUM

northern museum

irews For C.N.S.T

Ships Turn Back

M()NTRl-ZAL lCPi— Tvm chart ered planes carrying 95 West in- seamen to Montreal re-

won't until He sees that we have { ed‘ J - S L d . 9”‘. learned true repentance and hu~‘ um O ammca 8 Ur 8" M

mility and love.

till-eeyearsgraad t:.e‘CaaaliaaNatioaal

out landing in Canada, it was learned here Sunday night.

The planes were chartered from Trans—Canada Air Lines by Canadian National (West lfl(llt‘\‘ Steanwhips. whose eight freight- ers have been idle here and at Halifax since last July when the ' fa r e r s‘ lf‘ll(‘l‘flall(lflal Union ICLCI called its members out on strike. .

The aircraft were north of Berg muda -- about five hours from Montreal-when instructed by ra- dio to run around and return to‘ Kingston. The instructions wcrel reported to have been issued by‘ CNS. The planes refuelled Fri-. day night at Bermuda and ar- rived back at Jamaica Saturday imorninlz 3 (A report from Kingston said ;the seamen vrcre told the (‘anti-‘ jdian government would not per- ‘mit them to land in Canada. The report dld not say who gave this as a reason. in Ottawa, an immigration department spokes- man the movement was it gal. and that the planes had been! expected during the weekendl.

had made plans to.

llpicket M o nt r e al airport and ‘ {stage a demonstration if the .la-:

Emarrsn s e a m e ll were landed here ' I A (‘NS spokesman said plans had been made to bring West in-

diaa crews to Canada by air. but-

FILILAND PAIR SPLIT

thm not c'.;ll)oi':rt(‘

had been changcd He did

Union officials were not immed-

iately available for comme

fl-I .

The steamship company. which operates between Cana la and the West indies has said if was trans-

ferrimz

ll.\‘ ships from (‘anadlan to Tritiltiadian rctzistry the long strike had not been set- ed. ‘mandcr. said as much.

because

ihomes. fire in-were destroyed as

‘WATCH HOME SMASHED

PRICE 5c

NADO KlllS 5 IN TWO STATES

France Still Up In Air Over Tunisian Arms Deal .

PARIS (AP: —— France lokked horns with ' United States again Saiurt y on the Tunisian arms dispute and an session of NATO‘: permanent council. called to seek a swift settlement. got nowhere.

Delegates called for another conciliation ' probably Wednesday. This would give Foreign time to thrash matters out with State Secretary Dulles in Wash-

Meanwhile Big Snow Storm In Rocky Mountain Region

MACON". \lt.-s iAPl — T0rna- a blue-black cloud. snatched up sprayed Mississippi and the home Ala-bama Sunday. striking more Another tornado made kindling than 10 communities and killing of several butldinlzs aild caused se\ct‘c damage to stores and a TIOUSUS ill Ste-vla-rt. a town of 350 people in central Mississippi Still another tornado vlas re- ported to have struck near Co- rinth. Miss. Hoary rains preceded and fol- lowed the misting Vl'lnd5. ilnd in the

damaged tng s at the T(‘Xii.s community of White Sel- tlcment near‘ Fort Worth. There was no report of injuries there.

Brit Ill Alabama three persons others suffered in- juries an the tornadoes battered at least five communities. All the dead were from the Jasper area. where the tunnels struck

e cross l‘0£i(l.\ community and Manchester Also hit in northern

Another tornado l

dit-ted crest ing farmland and homes

Di-l.\Vl-ZR lAPt inches of fre.~h

Eighteen cbok

SDOW

llgent and Cullman. in Mississippi. a hop-and-skip. tornado killed an aged farm cou- ple near Macon in the eastern art of the state Other twister: were reported Stewart. Co- rinth. Starkville. Galtman, Geor- brook. Kilmlt-hael. the r- brook community nea-r Brooks- vlllc. and near Monticello. , hr persons were killed. when their house was smashed tol splinters at Jasper. Thvey werle-. identified as Mr. and l rs. Wt-, . V . ford E. Bradford and their 14-jnlgh“ Ty depalnmerimcgws yonrold daughter, Billie Lou. l'”°’ked w‘m_5n°wp°ws d Killed when a tornado tossed}‘h°"°l5 to 51°" 9 ma 5' The heaviest snowfall reported 18 inches on al Bank Hill. near Durango in southeast . . Colorado. U.S. Highway No. 5' , u"°° bdm and °f:,'::,:.? the so-called million dollar hlL'll- wumwest‘ way linking Grand Junction and Durango. was open only to emer- lgenc traffic. Fourteen inches of ted on 7.705-foot