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Seek To Solve Mystery In Jet Pilot's Disappearance

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE. Man. WP)-Darkness blacked out the :rl,'LlI)l8fIdS of southern Manitoba Wednesday as a huge air-ground warrh party hunted for clues to the mysterious disappearance of a yfillng air force jet pilot.

rim party covered some 400 ('lli.'llf' miles of prairie in search 'i( pilot office; Dennis L. Grahan, so of Edmonton. whose T433 jet l"1.nPr crashed on a farm near xiuzriv-Ii. Iilan.. 54 miles southwest Hf vvum-,;Icg. Tiicsda.v, 16 minutes MI;-r the pilot was ordered to ,1.'llI.1tIIilII8 to safety.

RCA? officials said the. plane. on a

they be- routine

3 av

training flight from the air force station here. ran out of fuel.

An examination of the plane wreckage showed the ejector seat was still intact. Air force officials said the aircraft may have been in the air without its pilot before it plunged to earth.

The air force threw 200 airmen from Portage la Prairie and Win- nipeg as well as four aircraft in- to the search. The army sent five planes, including ll helicopter, from Rivers. Man.

The RCAF said Grrihan radioed to his home station here that he was running out of fuel. The control tower then advised him to jump.

Dr.TShepparcI Murder Trial Goes To Jury Tomorrow

CLEVELAND, IAP)-The stats ivminrsriay ralledlwsamuel shep- I.-I-ri a liar before God, a brazen -.riultci'er and one of the most. vic- Ivis murderers in the annals of . ::me.

in its final arguments. the slate

- iied the 30-year-old osteo- s versmii of the July 4 slaying WIIP. Mzirilyii, as a "fantas-

' h; . storv”

Rm the defence retorted when N: turn came that. the state had rrvnlnq to nffcr but "suspicion."

KS0 far the state has utterly :I:'.rrl to prove a case." defencc II '.fl' Arthur Petrrsilge told the

;;-v at Slicpparills murder.trl.al.

The rose goes to the jury of I.-can man and five women Fri- .',7H'. .-It the end of its ninth week. I' strirlod Oct. lit.

lir. Shcppzird is accused of best- Iq bx plT'i',.'li.IIII. 31-year-old wife in IIFIIIII in a qiiarrel over his un- fizilifiiiticss with Susan Hayes, a Ir-I-"y rnrnicr laboratory technician lit I115 hospiial. He says a bushy- .micd l'li'0ltIPr killed Marihn.

The (IMFIICE rested its case eiirly vvrriiir-sdny and after brief testi-

mony from a rebuttal witness, thou- sands of pages of testimony Cam” to an end. Seventy witnesses had been heard.

Five hours were allotted to each side for closing arguments. '

Six Months For Fake Confession.

REGINA. (CF)-Andre Lac- roix, 23, who last week said he was Marion McDowell's slayer and then retracted his stony. was sentenced Wednesday to six months on a public mis- chief charge.

Lacroix. from Chicoutiml. QiiE.. said he was the person responsible for the disappear- ancc of the 17-year-old Toronto secretary. missing since she was dragged from a car in Toronto more than a year ago.

Lacroix told his story Dec. 7 to reporters and a detective posing as a newspaper man. He repudiated everything the next day.

Halifax Police Seek Assailant

HALIFAX. (OPI-Police disclosed .'i'e Wednesday they had unearthed fresh I(H'l(I5 in the search for I ”l'Z' '.'e NIgi'o who was stabbed in '.ll' sornncli by a pregnant house- II I- i.)'lllg to defend herself.

(il'..ci of Police Verdun Mitchell :r!II-rrl to claborate on the bare .'-'1'Pl11CI1L that the hunt for the as- s. Iv of Mrs. Robert Munroe had a new twist.

'l'hn man has bccn on the loose 5 In noon Tiicsday when he fled f:oni Mrs. Munme's midtown Got- 'lllEf'il street apartment with blood ':.rk' in: from a wound in his ub- . Mrs. Munroe. on the verge

iIri"i1

Mrs. Munroe was shock by doctors.

Police said she furnishcd it de- scription of the man but it indica- ted he was not'a known criminal which would make the scarch for him more difficult. He wore a mustache, was about six feet. in

treated for

height and weighed. the woman said, about 200 pounds. He was clcincd iii a blue suit

ljackct and blue dungarces. WARN DOCTORS

Chief Mitchell said it was poa- slble that the man was more se- riously vioundcd than he imagined

NORTHPORT. Me. (AP)-Three young boys. sons of the heir to a patent medicine fortune. and a middle - aged couple caring for them died in a fire that razed their pretentious home here Wed- ncsday.

Tm; bnyS parents. Mr. and Mrs. Erlivin Grove III. were in Boston where Mrs Grove expects the birth of a fourth child soon.

Flames fanned by winds off the Atlantic levelled the two-storey. ontiquc - crammed showplace in loss than an hour. Loss was cs- tiniatcti unofficially at 550.000.

Dead were Jeffrey, 4. David 6 and Christopher Grove. 8 I-Iarvfy 5 Bean. 58, and his wife Madc- Iine, .37.

In 1942. when he was 30. the

estimated s500,000.000 in 1954. but the value of output has still the second highest in history. the bur-

day. Production was hit mainly by the Prairie crop failure and to some

industry. The gross national prod of all goods and services Dl'f)(Ill('l'LI.

000.000 from last years S24.33i).000.0il0. However. it was still

some s600,000.000 higher than the!

,s23,2oo.0oo,oo in 1952. I it is the first decline in the gross

national product siiicc. lil4.'i uhcn itl

Idropped by about Sl00,000.0(l0.

I PRODUCTION STABILIZED

I Aside from

last year's lovols. Output declined in some factories, such as those dealing with lostilcs, clcrtriral rip-

N. s. Rhode-s

Sons OI Patent Medicine Heir

Three Boys, Aged Couple Burned

extent. by a decline in some sPE- llhrl merits of Canridais manufacturing (hp mm-.nmnIh rate. would rise to

dropped to an estimated s23.800.- lncrcasc rccorcllfrom .M.02i.000.000 last year.

the farm problemw production was stabilized at about pnpe rmmms weak and ms pulse L,

-a v day iiiglii. on the en-

hoys' father began receiving the full income from 5T,il00,00() in trust funds left him by his father and grandfather. The latter founded the Paris Medicine C0,, source of the family fortune.

Fail To Find-T. Missing Youth

SYDNEY. (CF) - Police said Wednesday they have exhausted all leads in their search for 19-

year-old Alonzo Dcslauriers, miss-I

mg since he left his home NoV.l 22 on a hunting trip. Organizedl searching has ceased but R.C.M.P. said they ”are not giving tip" as yet.

creases were balanced by rises in other inriustrics. Looking over economic trends at,

eau of statistics reported Wedncs-Ilho, end of the first nine n1onths.I Iihe bureau came up with tiicscimjnm and 5,,-,.ngIImm-d by )-ugh

other estimates:

1. Consumer spending. it cnntin-I in the last three months

:i iccorrl 515.500.000.000 from last

: m1IIg ycai's si'I.iJt)(i,000,uoo. I

2. Spcnding on new houses wouldi

Pope Weak,P Eve Of X-ray

By ALLAN JACKS I VATIC.-IN CITY, (AP) - The

his private physician said Wcdncs-J of an x-r.iyl to establisiij of his grave

rxamiiiation intended definitely the cause illncss.

Founded 1872 WN. CANADA. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1964

u.s. FARM SURPLUS IJISPO IRON CURTAIN woutn HELP CANADA,

OTTAIVA. (CP) -The U

day

nited States decision to con-I

sider selling farm products to Iron Curtain countries mayij be helpful to Canada, a federal trade official said Wednes-1

.The U. S. has a lot of surplus food and Congress has.

authorized the administration to dispose of 5':l1.O00,00t),000I worth of the surpluses during the next three years by the!

acceptance of for her exports. This program has caused

dump her surlpuses in Canadas traditional markets, such

as Europe.

The possibility that the 1'5 may ship some of the Iron Curtain countries, with which

surpluses into-

local currencies. Canada demands dollars"

some fear that the U. S. may

lsT-crEm"r.Tv'is'z?riTrZtTaEson Saiiil Wednesday the administration ll, considering direct. trade of somci

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First Snow Storm In Ontario, Quebe I

By THE CANADIAN PRESS l

The season's first maior snow-I storm moved across the Eastelilli

ta:io Wedtiesday, slowing traffic,l iiiierrupt.ii.: power and gencrally causing widespread inconvenience.

Power was off for almost an ho in Cornwall and other l0cBllLl0S : . the St. Lawrence river valley. Tel-4, ephone lines were down in the.

Iseabomd and into Quebec and On-psame. areas.

Weather forecastezs said i.hPy ex. pected the rain and snow to eas duiing the nigh: as colder ai

At least two t;arfic deaths were moved southward.

blamed on the storm. One was near

traditionally Canada does not do harm wmmodmu mm Iron curglrommo and mg other new Ham-

much trade. is encouraging. the official said.

Oiitside of some pork and bar- ley sold to Russia. Canada has had no extensive agricultural trade with the Soviet and her satellites this year.

However, the Canadian govern- ment had already niade clear that she is willing to trade with iron Curtain countries in food and oi her non-strategic goods.

CONSIDERING DEAL NEW YORK. i.hPliARl'l

Consumer Spending Record Near

National Production Down .

oT'1'AxvA (cp) C Canada"; M. pnraiiis, lrnriland steel and trans-I - tinnal procluciion declined by anmortntion Nlulllmcni. PM Ihe” d9iI3”'I ””"lm0l'CHi1 (""lSlI'lIFll0n. NOW.

3. Spending on new lilFIlIllIi'lI'i2)I

machinery and equipment and gov- ernment speriding on goods and services would dccliiio.

Consumer spenrling was sus- labor income. Though the number of unemployed incrcascd in 1054. many persons with jobs apparently got higher pay.

Labor incomc in the third qiinricr

was runnimz at an nnniial rate of1 in a peak sl.l09.000.000Ia record s1i,9ao,oIio,oIio, up from.

I tain countries. 3 "My fecliiig is that we should be

,willing to trade with Iron Curtain

llion. Freezing hour it .iids

rain and lashed the Maritimcs

50-mllc-an- 1 him.

Leonard Whatmouzh. 42. W31! killed near Hamilton when a truck skidded on the icy toad and strucl: and near Toionto. Thnmiu Toixbridze. 64. a p:isscngci' .n R.

mumm.5 5,, Ion: as me mad” 3,, mp.-Ind snow fall over most of QUCDECIIIUCR. was fatally injured when the

anything else," Benson told a press. Conference. I

He had told the conference "um nrc considering some sales to coun-

cight inches were reported in Que- bec wh.le a three-inch fall covered inost of southeastern Ontario.

Gale-l'o:'ce winds whipped rain in?

Iour my-on whether ;I be hung; ng-pond Ontario. Falls as heavy as truck slid into a transport trailer.

I The rain and above-freezing tem- lperatu:e in the Maritimes turnedi lseconriary toads softy and muddy.

No distress calls were received

tzies which may in turn sell to ll'()ll land from the Atlantic. As it moved from shipp.n:z off the east cocustf

Curtain countries."

min countries or to countries which inicht sell to Russia and its sunl- liies was contemplated. Benson rc- . 1vIlFfI "both."

MAY SI-ELI. BI'TTER

Bciison made these cummcnls in answer to a. question about pos- sible plans to sell butter to Russia

In Janiiary. a broker offered lo export to Russia but the comiriert-It fI9Diil'lI11Plli. turned thumbs down on the. dciil.

As to coiinlriea outsid etlie Rus- sian orliii. reselling American goods to Iron Curtain countries. Benson said it was difficult. to ”pol:ce” sales lio other countries as far as the

rltiinatr-, destination of the goods

was roiicoriicd.

IBritish-TVVn In- Cyprus Dispute .

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UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.

.nc:'.nai'd the rain froze on uireslaltliougli Asked if an-er; 5319510 1,-on CIII-.pWlirvii it iu nod to ice ;t weightedposted, Most small craft scuri-iezf,

the wires until they snapped.

gale warnings were-

Iio shore as the storm came up.

SwepiTFrom Drydock

Into Thames

Three Lost On U.K. Submarine

CHATIIAIH. Eng. rAPl - Three men were given up for dead Wed-

nesday il.;.,'hI. in the waterlogged British submarine. Talent, hurled out of her dry clock by a wall of

water fiom .1 burst floorlgaie.

Thily-one workmen were cued as the submarine ivalloived. fog-shrmideri. in the mild of the river Modixav just outside the. hit: mix-:i' base here. Three were sc- rinu.-aly hurt.

The Ttilcnt was swept out of her

last ye-aris total of 5ll.6Gl,000,O()0.lgB,.1mm and Greece jomed fm.ceMdi'yriock Wednesday afternoon and

ulse Rapid On

Examination

it .1.m. I2 am. EST). Iir. Riccardo Gal:-wzzi-I.isi

three consulting SDCUIQIJS loin!

Iago ruled out cancer as a prubablel IMP" "apld- PM he I”5 "(I Iwert cause of the illiicss nhich has ;it- ?illl'V3bI.l' Ill? l"l5'- malt)? d9l3?ll0 1" ill" Ithis ninth session of the Geticral sliurily hcfore niidnighi: ”Therr- is ""5"-

tackcd the Roman C:llll0IlC lcridcr twice in the last 11 months.

A source close to the Pontiff rais- ed the possibility Wednesday that an ulcer was involved. He said the

Wednesday night in voting that for.

washed across the Medvvay whenl

three missing men are still alive I An admiralty spokesman said the lTalent was flooded as she tore across the river under the force of the turbulent. water.

I Tho.

aboard were pThe, 31 who escaped were all stands in: or sitting around the bridgenn ” yconixng imvor of tho submarin :'.VIlCI1 the gates collapsed.

IVVORKERS CALLED BACK Rescue workers who tried to 1

H19 lime helm no mo”: cmmdem, the floodgates of her drydock ('0I'lIn5IdE the submarine Wcdriestiayy

(tion should he given to their dis-, pule over Cyprtis. p

The role was a victory for Bri- .aln which had Opposed Greece": lclaim that the inhabitants of the Ilsland. a British crown colony.

tnecn Greek or British rule. At the same time the vote ended

lnpsctl. Tliotisaitds of tons of water ripped her from Moorings.

llivcrs and s a l v a g e u'nl'l-(MI through the night.

teams iindrr

lights to search the submarine fan I

bodies

nndlslinllld be allowed to choose be- No Hopp-

l'lc.1r- Admiral George Dolphin. dorky-ird rommand'ci. said that the

almost no chance now

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;Toronto Police Have Clue

night wort: called back when it ap- Iprareri tho Talent would turn (wag on the slippery mud of the rive bed.

The, Tat-nt, a 1.000-ton gt-no-inl IS"ri'lr'P patrol submarine. is a sis- for ship of the Triii-ulcnt. wiiici Isank after a collision in II1 Th,-Imp: oetiinry til Janiiary, 19.30. with the iloss of 64 officers and

Talent i-as undergoing ail res-Imajor refitting and all the mem. rlockyard workers!

ki'p 'lll5l9lilR Mid Sulllllilnl from and the knife blade may. have TIN? pliysician. Dr. Iticciirdn Gill-. Popes condition was complicated by. (ht-1 On her 1809. wld def-Nb penetrated a vital organ in his . L - I Lh p ,-u- v1gLricI t 1 b1 dv . -1 i ,8 She plunged a kitchen km", abdomen. HALIFAX (cm David L MC r-.1z1.i- isirsait e out is g.. . in ernzi cc int: ant aiicnii.. 0

M d p - - - . jiiiccs wcic found normal in a ioui- The Vatican newspaper LO.-user-I n n I ---to her attacker an HWY EIWNIC - thgoiwpcshwpre wargiled to be on William of Newcastle. N. B. wasimnn medical consultation Tuesday vators Romano. which usually lalic-Si .. 'a or er k' . cl Wd.. . N -- ,'- , ,.- r R. 4 m

0553”! "(W553 medical attentio.n to: D aseiriilirlg rsjticriiieais RliBdIeI.:5(.Is'cIiIiolaI”for i(D):'iV5.n I tIlIcI(I:IiI1It:oi1i-i(I.IllIII:bClIbcd mm fmdmg ul I;I)bEI9leI:Sl'lI1I'I(IaIII:II:1iPa(:I”iIlh:IcPoII)(I:S TGRONTQ (Cm"'A mgh”"'dt' rw” '”'"'”"I I1” ""kt

She rind her husbaiid. who had 'VPlf”d- Rad” 5ifl”0"5 .Cl"Il9d NW; A student at St. Frniicics Xavicrl AII.HllS- in rmdiness for the x-ray health. disniisscd his failure to gain ”I".m,5I ,IIl('"h"'P':'I p V-Vow". ”'""”j I M” R"sI"I".k d"5”"b'd mm "3 AHDI-f FRiEND is

Mt For work only moments before )””"I"K P9”9d1C3"Y lhT0ll8ll0Ul University, Aiitigoiiish. N. S.. hc cxamination. which the pliosirmnl ground in ilic previous two dais as. ("III Pldllpsdmf. "Me Prom” mm "hfmt .4”,-Vm” of "SP-' I"? Lea G ,

win stranger forced his way into TU('5d”Y- plan: to study modern Greek ritiestlinntcri will take two hours. The! ”I1II aspect of his illnrss' for HIIIPII :'I;"pI c' 'l)I;"'f;.Ior3ntl:'IgPgL';l::,:1::l':I;:l:'L':di:1L I;;:Ikel:1l3;1at:g""l:g QNE UY WHO LL

ilin apartnient; are expecting her (v)vxlfIorrl. falther ismd. Ixti)c- OXi'IllIXlll.'iiIiOIll). for Whlcllb llllrt Privpc! thg DI'l)l'8l((;lraiitS prcsfribcrl III??? 1':-gt. Ell”) -i J i W0"; hm or mm y E STICK UPI FOR ihild in Marc . i lam. lera mam r 0 'i('. wt ngnii e given a arlim so u- iii, )9 as as 10 was. tr '7 - 'g A ." '

House of Commons for Northiim- tlnn lie has had trouble keepinglyear-old pontiff inst."-'cd on KFPIJIIIKI Ml" HIM” R”"'Iak' 25' mmhm DMtH""s 5”” wmnud" II"

Detectives mode a cereful house- to-hoiisn check of Hallfax's mid- Wan Nrgrn district while others znmilcd the waterfront.

Coming Events

"Afton Hall. 'rhuraday. December if-iii. Rico Point Concert.

"I'i.vi-iic'.s Road School Concert, lieromber 23rd.

"Hamilton Christ.ma.s Concert. Monday. December 20th.

"Concert. Grand Tracadie. Dec- rniher '.'2iid.

"Aiit:iis'iiir Cove Christmas Con- "Ft. Deccmbor 22nd.

"hVIlF.1II9y River concert. Dec. 22.

"cliristmns Concert. Fort :I.-his llall, December 22nd.

"Christmas Concert Alberry Plains School, Monday night. Dec- rmbnr 20th.

"Rice. Point Christmas Concert, at Afton Hall, December lath. Dance follow.

""Dllli5I.flIIIlRgC School. December i.t.h. at 7.45 p. m.. public meeting iimnsorcd by Millcove Calf Club. Films. sale of candy.

"Come to Oi-eenvale Christmas Concert. in the school room on ll ednesday. December 22nd, begin- ninz at B p. m.

.-NIPIIIITIK Crapaud - Victoria R"-'ll'fI of Trade Thursday. Dec. 15.

370 pm. at Crapaud Creamery board room,

Christmas

Aug-

"A dirrr-tors meeting of the Vitlli River Community Club ".11 hr hold in the North River liwil Friday Dec. 17 at 8 pm.

:'I:nrd A. C. Maci-Iachern, secre- .-.,....'

”lIinior I-Iarmcrs short course, I" Iiitinnl School, December 38 "' -IL flncn to all young men ""4 .V"ll"l women between the

W” of 16 and 30. Apply Depart- ”""N of Agriculture. Box 9. Char- lnttetown.

"Buying pigs Friday at Freder- ICIOH. Paying S24 pair for good PH” Ovcr 30 lbs each, 40 cents lb. for smaller ones. plus non extra I"? pair for di-llvrry on that day

Local Holidays

MONTREAL. (CP)-Banks will close on Christmas and New Year": days across Canada. and will also close i'cKl0Mll)' on other days that are declared holidays by local au- Ithoritics.

A spokesman for the Canadian Bankers' Association laid Wednes. day the local banks will automati- cally close on any day that is deslilnated a holiday by a province or municipality.

As an nxample he rited the case of British Columbia, which he un- derstood, had declared Dec. 27 and Jan. 3 as holidays.

Boy's Trial For Murder Continues

ST. JEROM'E. Qne. (GP)-The Crown Wednesday prepared to in- troduce photographs. a rifle and ballistic reports as exlitbits at the murder trial of 14-year-old Gilles Boiajoly of Montreal.

The youngster is charged with the slaying of an elderly Val David couple. Josaphat Therrien, 83. and his wife, 55, last Oct. 10. Trail of Guy des Roches. 15, has been set for Dec. 2 pending I mental ex- amination. p

in opening of the trial 'niuday Dr. Jenn-Marie Roussel. median- legll expert. testified that ballis- tics tests showed the rifle police said was found in possession of the boys was the same weapon used in the killing.

Famed Iondlooder Oscar Celostin Dies

NEW ORLEANS. (AP) - Famed New Orleans Jess trumpeter Imd bandleader Oscar (Papa) Celeetin died Wednesday several hours be- fore the scheduled presentation of a sculptured head of himself to a city iibi-e.i-y branch. ceieltin. who was rated among the nation's greet Jan musicians, would have been 11 on New Years

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Take Part In Ceremony Ai Basilica .

Three Prelates who have been rectors of St. Dunstan's Parish during the past 46 yoarsl took part in the official opening of the newly redecorated basement and err-ctioii of thr- new Stations of the Cross at St. Dunstan's Basilica last evening. Left. Rt. sigrior Maurice McDonald, D.P., Rector of the Basilica 1915-1933: Rt. Rev. (2. .I. Mr- Lelltm. PA-. VICKY C-Hilitulate of the Diocese, Rector 1907-1015; Rt. Rev. Patrick Mc- 1934-1942 and 1946-1954.

down in the past. is srt. to start at" a hand in some Vatican affairs,

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lN.Y. Historical Documents

inf fniir. escapcd into her home af-I ter a dark swirihy man. chasinzl Ihnr with a rope, slipped on l('yI pavenieiii and fell only it few fectl from her front, door. I

Mrs. Bastelak said she got. off at stree.trar in the west-central sec-I tIon of the city on her vvay home. from work as .-i waitress. She toldl