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Las Villas province Saturday and escaped with $150,000. They kld’

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Mk," .W' if”? [imimut Vls‘i‘ed ada in Sagua la Grande in central a highway five miles away» By JOSEPH McSWEEN I'llin lucky." salt] Austin .I, To- Stcu'al'tlesnrs .lanlllne Berlarrl, nigmlmf n "if SPHHEDIU CIOUD' Canadian Press Staff Writer bin. executive director of the 23. of Montreal and "arln Foch, filing"; ll‘n" 21:21:90,013“: Pal“ . NEW YORK tCPI — A big Pom of New York Authority, 21. a German jmmlgyam “In”, Ir 1 011a erTces cargo plane charged out of con- which operates Idlewild, this preparing the Viscount for the hem sunday for those Who 1051

their lives in the recent disas- ter.

The Council received its char- ter only in May. 1957. and lost its first Grand Knight, Charlie Burton, and seven other mem- bers, four of whom were on the present executive.

Delegates were also present from the Summerside, Amherst. New Glasgow and Moncton coun- cils.

All necessary arrangements were made by Nova Scotia's past state deputy, Clarence Por—

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city’s international airport. TERMINAL THREATENED “The fire threatened the entire terminal. It’s difficult to see why the terminal didn’t catch tire.” The Constellation, on a training

‘ trol like an enraged elephant at ": ldlewild airport Monday, destroy- ing a Trans-Canada Air Lines Vis- ‘2 count and endangering hundreds " of lives. / ‘ - . Spewing flames. the SupenCon— ‘ 'I ‘ stellation went amok on takeoff and headed for a busy terminal building while airport workers stood rooted in horror or sprinted for cover.

The Constellation, owned by Seaboard and Western Airlines, smashed into the standing TCA tunbmprop plane—engulfing both machines in fire—as two stew- ardesses, the only occupants of the Viscount. ran for their lives. No one was killed.

Only mercies of coincidence and timing prevented large-scale loss of life. officials said. Eight persons, including one of the stewardesses, suffered injuries, none serious.

flight when they saw various people making frantic gestures outside.

The girls hurried out to the ramp to investigate. then started a dash for safety when they saw exercise with five crew members th e approaching Constellation. aboard, swerved off the runway lMiss ‘Bcdard was slightly injured and caught fire Just at the point Iby tripping over a rail fence.

of takeoff and headed toward the The 26 passengers went to bull-Hip area while airport work- Montreal on two later flights. ers pointed and shouted. Two of Capt. Ralph Neary, 38. who was its blazing engines fell off and alboard but not at the controls of rolled over and over. The crew the cargo plane. said it wasn't escaped as the plane came to a known yet what caused the halt. swerve.

North Wiltshire Hos Rally Day

“My Father’s World - Our: Neighbourhood” was the theme for the annual Sunday School Rally Day Service held in North DELAY—PURE LUCK Wiltshire United Church recentlv.

Twenty - six passengers were The guest Speaker was MI‘S- Haz- lined up waiting to board thIelen_Hm"”5"‘d Who Chose as 1191' Montrealnbound Viscount. A TGA top": b“H°“f, ou‘r swnday 501100] spokesman said that but for the was egun '. . . del,ay_..pure luckn_they would The superintendent, Wuhan) already have been aboard. ingﬁfglamed 1th: 5:“. v.11?

“Six minutes more and the e a seec Ion y. e plane would have been loaded. It was in position, but there had been a slight delay.”

.FU NlERAl. NOTICE

All members of the Charlottetown; Council Knights-"oi Columbus are requested to meet at the home of their late brother, W. D. Gillis, 6 Water Street, at 8 pm. Tuesday. November 11th, .for prayers, and at 8:30 Wednesday morning. November 12th, to attend the funeral.

Signed: Wilfred Driscoll Grand Knight

junior girls’ choir “Far Round The World”.

Dale Boswell and Alan Macv, Donald received the generous of-l tering which is to be used inl missionary work.

The Sunday School organist. Miss Wilma Deacon, was in charge of the music.

William Clark pronounced the, Sunday School Benediction. ‘

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