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CANADA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2. 1955

Radical Socialist Party Votes To Expel Faure

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PARIS (AP) - " ” party leaders Thursday voted to expel Premier Edgar Faure be- cause his government's decision to dissolve the National Assembly flouted party policy-

The move will make no chanse in the dissolution procedure. nor will it require Fanre to sive up his place as premier. I

in the forthcoming election-for which no date has yet been set- Faure will be able to run under me same party label as he did in 1951. At that time he was listed as a member of the Rally of the Republican Lei: lRGR). a loose

of the under the leadership of ex-premier Pierre Mendes-France. to dictate its poli- clea-

INDISCIPLINE CHARGED

ll'aure's ouster was announced in a communique issued after a meet- :ing of the Radical Socialist steer- ing committee. Accuslng him of "p e r s i st 1! n t lndlscipline.” it charged Faure had led "the ma- noeuvres destined to provoke slap- dash elections with an obscure and unpopular election system."

The steering committee's vote was 19 to 2. Six other committee

general elections in December in- stead of waiting six months until the suombly's regular five - year term expires.

Opposition to this proposal led to !'aure's defeat on an assembly vote of confidence Tuesday night. But instead of resigning. as is cus- tomary, the premier's cabinet de- cided to order dissolution of the assembly.

WANTS MORE TIME

Mendes "rance opposed the early voting plan because he wanted more time to prepare his party for the campaign. He also has been battling for a change from the

West German Slams Door On Russian Deal

DONN. Gsrms n y (Reuters)-g Foreign Minister Heinrich von Brentsno Thursday slammed the door on Gennan reunification at the price of alliance with Russia as the three Western powers strongly protested Russian moves to annex East Berlin into Commu- nist East Germany.

Von Brentano told cheering members of the Bundestag (lower house) that West Germany's ties with the West were unshaken de- spite failure of the recent four- power foreign ministers conference

Early Freeze

MONTREAL. (CP)- some 0 ocean ships may be trapped ll! island waters by freezing canals. harbor sources said here Thurs- day night. , g

Frigld weather is freezing the canals and unless it relenta the ships will have to "stay when they are." one authority said.

Meanwhile. the collier Keyport stuck in three feet of drifting ice in the Lachine canal since early Thursday. was ioosenedv from the 1am. company officials reported.

in Geneva. His declaration will be debated

in the Bundestag today. Meanwhile. the British, U. Sf

Harbor officials said 20 ocean ships and 30 lake vessels still are "above" Montreal and had plan-

To Trap Ships inland

Threatens

lied to come born before the canal winter dose. normally Dec. 10. But the canal would be closed earlier if present weather. continued.

Jean Barcelo. canal superin- tendent for title Montreal district. said freezing conditions already are interfering with the noel"- ation of gates from Montreal to the western end of the canal. The gates would definitely have to be closed earlier this season. he said.

Emergency meetings of the Shipping Federation of Canada and (the Canadian Exporters As- sociation were held here to dis- cuss the situation.

Heavy Shooting On Ciao Strip

JERUSALEM. (AP) - Heavy shooting developed on the Gaza hontisr Thursday. Egyptian and Israeli troops exchanged fire in a battle hating until niystfsll. Each side blamed the other.

Abandon Hope For Missing Couple

INVEIMESS, N. 5.. (CF)- lligh seas Thursday again pre- vented a search oi Sea Wall is- land for missing iightkeeper Alex Johrn MacLclian 52. and his wife. Christina. ti. They left for the island 10 miles north of here Tuesday and are believed drown ed. Their 20-foot launch.

which had engine trouble in a choppy

Security Council, which must act on the membership proposal, to take note of the "widespread feel- ing" in favor of a broadly repre-

Island Like the V.

ANADA LEAISOFF DEBATE IN U

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Urge Approval

New Members

(By Jack Best, Canadian Press Staff Writer) . UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,.. (Cl?)sCanada's Health Minister Paul Martin Thursday called on UN members to put aside partisan feelings, and open the international organization to 18 countries of divergent background.

recognize political reality

Lsunching debate on a membership resolution

He appealed to members of the

sponsored by Canada and 27 other countries. Martin said that if the UN is to fulfill its role it must .re3fiec,t. ”til i rid, not a artial world of our contriv ng. e ma W0 p Commonwealth countries. with till exception of South Africa, which walked out in protest against tbs decision to debate its race policies, are co-sponsors.

mier recently proposed holding

Plants; All

WINDSOR. N. S.. (CP)-Police continued to patrol plants of

Police Patrol Gypsum

ls Quiet

ther turn colder.

At stake in the voting will be

the 627 seats in the National As- sembly. The party. or group of Parties winning a majority of the seats will organize the next gov- arnment. Five Radical Socialist cabinet ministers handed in their resigns- tions to Faure Thursday under party pressure.

ALTER EAST GERMAN STATUS;

The notes recalled an American protest against the temporary de- tention in East Berlin on Sunday of two United States congressmen and the Soviet reply that Berlin was properly not Soviet-occupied territory but part of the "German Democratic Republic," whore Eastl

OTTAWA (CP)eThe CBC Board of Governors Thursday heard a number of applications in connect- ion with radio and television stat- ions.

Station CFCY-TV, Charlottetown. scheduled to start operations next spring on channel 13. applied for

change from Channel 2.

F. A. Lynds. representing the station. said the power boost wisild permit the station to strengthen the signal in northern parts of Mono- ton and provide an acceptable sig- nal for the north shore of New. Brunswick.

He said the increase would per-

Patrol of the shore on the mainland was continued but all hope has been abandoned.

FIND USE FOR OLD HAGGIS

MOOSE JAW. Saslf.

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I o - (W Le ' u, h 5 p tr UN. Dixon said that though Briiail Illllllm 0' 385"” 50C''"5l5 ””h” be" wed in mam nu" ”'”"l"ii"'”'”".'l';. pmwuom my a:litmF:iienc'? l.”Tl”i”3"..d” 3 llltrlteescl Television lICaTIOnS '.i"nl3?.3 lltove waes vivolllld wtrlaarl.-lilill'n chief UN delegate would agree to admit all 18 appli- actually are moderates) and Zglsgfgglnw on we vote to, in :::1nea,:enml;:r fo.f,'.?f.f::c'e Sec. against ya soviet declgrallon that 5 U2 miles away on a rocky spoke in the General Assembly; cants. it was "not weighted" OI "n,ii.,-byway hEl'end""Franu has hes" warring "on system umm” to may: ":1 E", Berlin ,8 8 mm of ..mverg F Chi & M T shore Wednesday. One side was special political committee after tllietvlew that this was the onii

rug. 1. m-aid”; up the RG3 openly Wm! Flu" "nee um prey in Canal. 318,," E”; Germany. y smashed. Victor A. Belaunde of Peru, chair- 30111011-

and its leaders are resisting efforts l

man of a good offices committee on membership, made hi". report.

Belaunde said his comnittee, on which The Netherlands and Egypt were also n-pnesented. "fully sup- ports" the proposal to admit five Communist and 13 non Communist

SCOLDS RUSSIA '

ing to veto the 13 Western-spoa sored candidates if all Communist applicants are not admitted. Tbs Soviet view is "unhelpful. to say

He scolded Russia for threaten-

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countries. BACKED BY BRITAIN

the least." Dixon remarked. good deal more could be said about the propriety of such a take-it-on

For the first time. Britain gave

officers main- iakied a guard against possible incidents of violence in a dis- pute between 400 members of Quarry Workers Union Local 294 OCL and the company manage- ment over a worker's suspension. A crowd of more than 200 mill- sd around the entrance to the lfsntsport plant. where the com- PIily's ocean slipping pier is located. They Jarred company manager Michel King and other officials -entering and leaving with a police escort but made no attempt to molest them. Foreman and supervisors en- tered life unloading ysgd to Hunt! cm 0 mIsua'- asi- lif of fruits llaiulll Ilsa

Throat-Ki

(By the Canadian Press

Two Ontario motorists. killed in highway colislons with trucks. and a Nova Scotla driver killed when his auto crashed with a fire ensue. were an only Cana- dian fatalities as Safe Driving Day ticked into its final hours.

foundiand, six ma line in British , most ”""l”08 reported few accidents With no severe injuries suffered.

Dec. 1 was named Safe-Driving Day in an intensive continental

drive to curb road accidents for 14 hours.

C omlng Events

Gra cl Vi Ch Dec. :3”. aw riatmas Concert

Community Find-y ulsiu.

School Concert Fri-

dsnoe Gordon Lodge

Mcfiuigan . Mr "I. '0'-lndmlioslo. Pro-Chist

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With 4 1-2 hours left in New- El

company automobile were poried struck by stones. Con- tents of several hopper cars was dumped on the tracks. one man was reported hurt when struck by a rock. .

Workers at the liantsport ahllr ping terminal and Wentwortil quarries quit their jobs Tuesday rnidniyit. Plckets have been maintained at both plants since tlhen.

Mr. King said a stone crush- big machine worker was supend- ed for a week Tuesday because he reported for work "(alder the lnluence of liquqor."

Tom Shires. local union presi- dsnt. said the uxalkout was not

lied

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am M. Black. in. of New -ro-' i-onto. Ont... was the first Cans- dlan klilfed in that period. His automobile crashed head-on with a transport truck near Oshawa at I s.m. EST '11iursday. truck driver was iaibitured.

Nine hours later George Karo-

lenctinok. 32. of llunii . drove his car onto the four-lan Queen isabeli lildiway and coildsd

with a truck. hospital.

Manirimris nasrn

A Joseph Land), A1. of Dart- mouth, N. 8.. died of head injur- ies a few house after his auto smashed against a fire truck on its way to a Haze. 'l1is-ee men and one woman sdfsred minor hijuries hi the same accident.

Montreal police reported 27 minor accidents in the first 15 hours of SD-Day. Ottawa and To-

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AslCanacla Marks Safe Driving Day

meets today to rule on the bid.

Faure indicated it would be on right with him if parliament wants to make a try at changing the election law. He said he could hold back publication of the dissolution decree if that was the general de- sire of the deputies.

LESS COAL MINED

0'l'l'AWA (CP) - Coal produc- tion dropped in Canada during uc- tober to 1,400,000 lions frorrl 1.410,- 937 in the corresponding month last year. The bureau of statistics reported Thursday that coal output declined in the first 10 months of the year to 11.240349 was from

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fared cuts and undelerniine din- Juries when struck by a car on her way to school and a Mont- real school girl was treated for- la-uiahes when hit by a truck ncar

woe. . M. V. Ash. chairman of the Canadian Highway Safety Con- ference. sponsors of SD-Day. comment 4 in Toronto: "Reports from provincial SD- Day directors indicate that the public has responded to a re- markable degree. Following the announcement of SD-Day by Prime Minister St. Laurent. po- lice. community safety organiz- ations. press. radio and provin- cial bodies have all co-operated

mlwr. Ash said Wednesday highl- iihat although specific figures i0l' last Dec. 1 were not available. it was estimated that nine Cana- dians would be killed and 190 in-

ronto six and 27 in title first 17. A 12-yeabold Toronto girl suf-

Shooting Bomb-Throwing Rampage Leaves 2 Dead,

3 injured In Brisbane

Jul-ed on any avers-so drlvlnl day.

man for an -independent citizo-vis' committee said Thursday an at- tempt will be made to find an- other buyer for the estate of the late Stephen Leacock. noted Canadian author. Alderman Peter McGarvey said the proposed pur- chase of the estate by V. C. Wana- borough of Toronto fell through. The committee was formed a year ago to find a buyer who will oper- ate the home as a museum.

lines became snarled in the deep. cold waters of the Patuxent river was rescued Thursday night after six harrowing hours.

The 'diver. Joseph R. Tailarico was brought ashore at 7:03 p.m. EST and placed in a decompres- sion chambcr on the spot.

He appeared unconscious. one observer said he seemed to "be in pretty bad shape."

Tallarico was to be kept in the chamber about four hours toward off the "bends". and then was to be flown to Washington for hos- pltal observation and treatment.

"ALL RIGHT BUT COLD"

A navy spokesman said Tailor- ico reported via his communica-

crease is made as a result of de- velopments in broadcasting.

Mr. Large said the station should be on the air by June 30 at the latest-

MONCTON ASKS INCREASE TV station CKCW-TV. Moncton. N. B.. applied for an increase in power to 25 from five kilowatts video and to 15 from three kilo- watts audio. There would be no

Diver Rescued A.fier”6 A &Ha-rrovving Hours in Sea h.

he waters of the Pstuxent

where it flows into Chesapeake Bay 70 miles southeast of .Wash- ington sre 100 to 1:!) feet deep. Tallsrico went down on a recov- ery mission for the navy.

Soon after he descended he re- ported he was in trouble. The lines of his diving gear were en- tangled in an old anchor rusting on the bottom and he was unable to free them.

The navy put 15 divers. work- ing three at a time. on the dell- cate rescue job. Surface water had a temperature of 45 degrees.

"It's cold as hell down here," Tallnrico reported.

About 4:30. he was freed from

life Setting Traps

YARMOUTH. N. 5.. (CF)- One fisherman was drowned and another rescued when their boat capsized late Thursday at near- by Ohebogue point on the open- ing day of the lobster season in soutihwostsni Nova Scotia.

Charles Ashley smith. 8l,.of Yarmouth North and his bro-

M f ” knlth of Arcadia

e setting traps when a heavy sea struck the boat, turning ll. upside down. Donald managed to hold on lmtill rescued by two fiaharrmen setting taps nearby.

Charles was not seen after die. um Th

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C.i.l.. Planning Hdifax Centre

HALIFAX, (CP)- A 3300.000 distribution centre to gervg the Maritirnea will be built here .by Canadian Industries Ltd, Com- pany officials said This-sday the centre will house district sales offices and the agricuitite chem- icalls. ammunition explosives. chemicals. paints and fabrikoid

ii... Only the lobster leet

. . - - A v leave-it attitude." Canladiyiauw Gyllsum Co. Ltd.. at BROKE WINDOWS mgI:::eW'nl!lgley atolrci::;ledg;::lai::,el;1.c1: German laws applied :n::,:la: inicgeegsint: e':.6mf;iJf'nm'2; Eli! Charlottetown viewers to tune 4c:t; Wtil)i;ft.P:lIllu?; 5:193; lrl:s;llluf:f':'ll glreiazlals delfe!aCt:nagz:ls. l?usslal;' many DE xuueua aea entworui and llsnts- Stones were thr wn d win- ' ' pr 13' 'd at g - w 0 son 0 are on. save '0"... ”"""'” "W. W: ””l"..i."””" W45-635' -- f;'l.l:'..l22”.';." .':."'.'l::.l:.:t ----w ”i3.l3?.”1'::.:"”l:.......... 2 - .'l:'".."".l::.-:"”.:.:”l..:f oll5'?-lm--”&"-?3-- -3 is 3l.ii””.l2d”3.Rh?

in-esouco unon c-una in u t- . - ' . .' . hi ddl k, hlhh ltdP05- ec-I an .3 Wu quiet ed.” A alwuoi call:c0:::u:e ellmd assembly steering committee ORTLLIA, Ont. (CP) -A spokes- 'ml”"' sud um 'eq""l 1" I" lObSfCl"IIIClI l-OSQS we," 9” "dered from V" S p ea 0c w C as use

oouver had failed to arrive in time.

The belated haggis. which arrived Thursday. will go in- to the deep freeze to be used hr (the celebration of the bilriihday of Robert Burns.

since 1950. "We shall. of course, support the Canadian resolution." be added.

supported Canada's carefully avoided saying it would back the resolution. All the other

States with opposing some of tin candidates because of their politi- cal and social structures and said this was t tamolsnt to interfering in their internal affairs.

'Kuznetsov introduced an amend- ment under which the csndidatas

Previously. Britain had said it efforts but

OTTAWA. (CP)-- Further trials of tliemtrouble-dog egb ghsxsrnsinent srry uenosem, ' l ur- Transmrt minister

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is A- and Nova Sco

a service b t ' . N.S..

YIL and Bar Harbor, Me.. now is more than a year behind in scheduled delivery time.

"It is our hope that we will be able to accept the vessel after

these trials.' Mr. Marler said. "We also hope that. if acepted, ahe would be moved out of the St. Lawrence river before ice condi- tions prevent this."

However. he declined to coin- ment on reports that the Bluenoao might go into service this winter on the Nova Scotia-Maine run.

She was built in the Davie Ship- building Ltd. Yards at Lauzon. Que. A series of mishaPS Wllll HEP

his entanglement. his vital air line still intact.

divisions.

British-made engine room gears

tions line just before he reached

Planning New Trials For Ferry Bluenose Saturday

Mr Hculty," one official said.

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belng considered would be named. whereas Canadats resolution refers only to "those countries about which no problem of unification arises."

It was understood that Canada will press for withdrawal of the Soviet amendment on grounds D would introduce a divisive factor.

The in countries included i Canada's plan are Austria. Italy.-

has delayed delivery. The gears now are the only point on which the department needs to be satia- fled, department officials said Thursday. -t'-We are being: aupericatstiiiuf now in view of the previous dii'- golia

0 .. Queen Elizabeth Frees -, 0 e 4. Prisoner In Poaching Case. LONDON (AP) -- Queen Eliza- no way of interfering with the an both personally freed Thursday a tences. t one-legged Cockney who had been Barber's friends then sp jailed for watching a friend catch directly to the Queen and upq ; a fish illegally. Her Majesty's order the mica! By royal prerogative she ordered was freed from Edinburgh's Ss - ' ' the courts to release Frederick A. ton Jail.

Barber from a Scottish kail and also cancelled the remaining 15

days of a 28-day t he was aitvmg for pofctllilngfi w t' th t K EVERY was one e e imes a the Queen has intervened in an ("HG wEARs iaatlliethbetween one of her subjects QUTT WITH an e law. Barber's troubles began last BUT A

month when he journeyed from London to Scotland for the first time for a vacation.

The morning after he arrived at

Dunbeath. in Caithness. he went for a walk with a fisherman, 35- yaar-old James Sutherland. They crossed a footbridge and the famed Scottish salmon were leaping in the stream below. Excltedly. Barber pointed to the big. fat fish. and Sutherland whipped out a snigger--three hooks on the end of a line-and expertly snagged one of the salmon.

NAHBED IN HOURS

Within a matter of hours Barber and his Scottish friend were ar-

rested for poaching in a stream owned by Capt. Bertram Frances

TORONTO (CP)-Temperatures

issued by the Toronto public

PQMPV csala, . aua (Routers) 100 yards away. Meehan was shot E"e”l:f:kE""l”' direct" M ' chi” '”u'"' "mil" Min 93')” - g , Twbltlilf 'docw" we" declilti N 4 was Dr Andrew Barber. who runs a small groc- Night Day Dance Low; Hhtand two others and a horse c m wok t 18 ed. his gun. ery shop, pleaded guilty. He got Dawson ... ... 6b 5b ; riday night. . . - l . wars inhn-ed Thursday Murray. . as p c . d so days- Sutherland, who had a Vancouver .-.39 42 .- ' ”' 3 ' M-VII!-Old Klfl "Kill "Fl" "'9 mnslde m' M"r.'l'y' mm previous conviction for poaching Vim-7l'lI --- --- ---4l 49 3 lldon School ' I I shooting and bomb-throwing told a waiting patient this is my received 30 days . Edmonton " H 16 1! : COR Belfast ll an-office building. affair-keep out of ii." Ind ill!" The C”, was '. sled but the Calgary 10 1! l D”""”' Fl" A" ' sstalast. who killed him- fatally wlliiuitided Dr- Murray with lord chief Justice. 55:. Lord Clyde. Qtiglf” 3 :5 it Oatmeal d graham Q3 . . Db.-” uatburst of ven- several s os. Mpwns .. 5 . ho , Lg: to t ; B. B. Jones. beck. Summerside; Lowell Han "id that as hon, men hm plead” ll D92 -- --- --- A L uh” N” "gal" mh&t T: l Lallilzwa N'llhe skill: cBrlrledJoiii: i P sr:LtliieCl:zFand chamPlone:llP.swiii.- Eliyiibufyt R;lg'.hlG.alllanto aadddhirs. cock. SummrrsIde- guilty the Appeal CW" Wind 5'9 mm T: 3 l W "Wilt ” -. . .3 ' ' u, Lahz's office. but a n I”: ners at the annual Live Mink how allant. Armada e; W. . n ar . , N L b. 16 1 Dane; mu my ; an. - gecmtolil, -lerledmby the .5503; 1.. H d concluded in Charlottetown Yeatar- Petitcodiac. N. 3.: George Call- ""9" "' ' Boqfs Are E; E n F mu” I .- 1.; tag in the other o cea. sr PP Q M .f M . . g . . . with Kast and threw him aside Q II Qf Saint John ...l4 8: (rs. lsrvlneaipts iasanml ,, ... time off one his LONDON mam,” g mum Halifax .. ...” as A home-made bombs. Wm an wad win. "J P1.” to p The c,,,,dg,,, Gov"-ammo 1". Charlottetown .. ...ti II .