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Wiaxlrns of Ta” g I) More Man

The sun would gain noth- -ing in beauty by appearing but once a year. .

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GOY'T GRANTS CITY'S APPLICATION FOR YOUTH WELFARE SERVICES LOAN

The lxeeatlve Council at a meeting holg yesterday after- l'PIn' the application of

of Charlottetown for e nun-interest bearing loan to de- fray part of the out of youth welfare union in th cording to the Government policy of aaeiatanee to cities. towns and villages approved on October 8th. 1353.

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Wesl:'s Counlerspy Network In East. Germany Feared Wrecked

Ten Dead And Missing From Crash Of ARMY DISCLOSES DETAILS OF 310.000

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llantiinninl Manager

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- By ROBERT TUCKMAN

,,,”",,.,W;:ff ,;f;i?,,1';” """" '3: . . . I BERLIN (API) - Soviet-controlled East Germany W-W to Briiish Airliner Inio Sea Near China I hm”-mt W” "W that D” 0"” J"”” W cm” FURNITURE - MOVING RACKET IN QUE A Service Act security chief, fled voluntarily to the Communist zone. He - i l f rm ti 'h' h I ' W .t' 'h l - ” ay man IIAMPSON beforeO a. m.. Capt. Blown flashed Ii” ” H I i1 ?(”.UEIC I CC?” (1 Heck the es 5 it 0 9 90”" By BERTIIAND THIBAULT moving allowance. This is rim. t - Beer HONG KONG (AP)-A British his 8 O S bringing rescue planes erspy ne Nor m, as ermany- , Canadian Press Staff Writer by the paymaster in the form of I, airliner with 18 aboard crashed in from Hong Kong and the Pnllip- John, sometimes called ”the man with a thousand QUEBEC, (GP) - gang, Frank an advance as soon as nninoriiy -I Go w o Il;IeIdseoaI ;iIeIIiaI:-IIItIIheFgStI:Il C:liIIIl'ldeSteheI:g pines. secrets”, left West Berlin three days ago and vanished in i FlU9T.l'. ofllger -commanding the foIrIl:lie move is git.bhIII I II ': were only eight knowii survivors. the east Sedan 50'”? Uvestern authonues clung to the (c)iz:iRvwHYionQiUifceed: tltrialiltmiigy al:II:)I'1 nF.::,to ll1If)rI'ICy If-ILlI:gliLlll'rEe oBrmeffilarcYA The Oiilht. dazed and injured. theory he had been kidnapped and one civilian or iv nv -9 nlbut they must check moving costs , e e i oli d l LONDON (Benign) cg Brmbh were picked up quickly from their II 5mI0m mmmu,eImo,,mg fraud zwlih tun firms and choose the one that ginried 1353 May in nearby iihat quotes the lowest price for the

rubber life rafts by a U. S. flying boat as craft swarmed out from Hainan. big Communist sea and air base off the south China coast.

The East German radio said in its special broadcast John's task now would be to work for reunifica- tion of all Germany. it presentc during the broadcast a voice it

beer drinkers received a warning Friday against lining up outside the saloon before opening time to see who will get. the first mug.

Vriicariler army camp. lm"V"lK loll , i

Nineteen army mrn are unrieri mrilt” me" Wh” 3”? l”V0Il'"I "I L an-en M 3,-my hebdquarw,-5 ,1”.-i.this fraud. Iall except three. never ' 13 nlhel-S are being sougm by ,movcd their families at all al-

Take III Rescued

The winner may be the loser.

The House of Commons heard of one longtime winner who got I. case of poisoning for his trouble.

Dr. Charles Hill, parliamentary secretary to the food ministry, ex- plained the hidden threat.

Beer in many British pubs in aumped up from the high wooden barrels in the collar to the bar room epiggot through a system of lead pipes.

Hill explained that these pipes remain full while the pub is closed overnight and during a 3 pm. to I p.m. "dry" period required by aw.

In that time it can pick up enough lead to give a man lead poisoning if he is the first in line aftcn enough when the barmaid ienves the long-handled pump on

One passenger. a Chinese woman was dead when taken into the fly- ing boat. The fate of the nine others was in doubt, but witnesses in other planes said all should have seen saved if they were not trapped in the plane. The plane went down within a minute after it hit.

SAW RESCUE BOATS

Mr. A. Walthen Cvaudet was un- anlmously chosen by the Central Committee of the Charlottetown Centennial Celebration to take ove-r-all charge oi the 8.CI.IVltlCS as General Manager.

Mr. Cvaudet, who has for several years been Secretary oi the Char- lottetown Board of Trade and act- ively interested in other organiza- tions such as the Inn Keepers Auociation and Kinsmen Club. brings to the position marked abil- ity and a knowledge oi local con- ditions which should fit. him to fill the position effectively. He is also a member of the City C0unt.'l'i.3T03 turned up n0thl'nK- and his contact in this respecti Three of those saved were Am-i should also be a,contributing inc-tcricnns. The wife and daughter nil my to me nnncess oi his endeavours one family were saved. but the hus- ln the new ma responsible posi. band and two young sons were

These witnesses. who watched the Skymaster hit the water with one of its four engines burning, said they saw boats pick up at least three. if true. they probably are in Communist hands.

The search for more survivors was abandoned after sweeps of the

gunmen escaped with 323,742 in a highway robbery near Joliette Fri- day.

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master and his assistant.

model car, which had been moving

Highway Robbery

MON'l'R.EAL (GP)-Two masked

said was that of the missing West German intelligence chief.

(Reuters news agency quoted a West German government spokes- man in Bonn as saying the govern- ment would examine recordings of the b r o a d C a 5 t to determine whether the voice was that of Dr. John )

MAY REVAMP PLANS

It was the first word from the East about the man whose disap- pearance may force Britain and the United States to overhaul all their underground operations in Hie east zone.

In the Communist broadcast. the voice announced as John's said Germany was in danger of being torn apart forever and for that reason he decided to make Contact with the East Germans last Tucs-

Police said the money was a pay-

Company at Criibtree Mills, five miles from Juliette, and was being transported in a taxi by the pay-

Rene Venne, 30, paymaater, told police he had just drawn the money from the Royal Bank of Canada at Juliette. He said a 1951

slowly ahead of the taxi, stopped on the road as the taxi was enter- ing the village of St. Paul de Jol- liette.

Harbor Wafers Al Charloiieiown

Mr. George Kelly of Charlotte- town and Rocky Point was rescued from the Ferry Wharf waters at Charlottetown last night after fall- ing over the wharf about ll.l5 dur- ing the thunder storm.

His cries for help were heard by Phillip MacNeill, night watchman at the wharf. MacNeill accompan- Iitd by James Morrison. who works on the Fairview, spotted the man in the water between the ferry wharf and the ramp. E

Morrison climbed down the wharf nntl managed to hold Mr. K0133 '.s head above the water while-W ManNcill acquired the help of lhreci

army authorities. he told a press conference. All are married army personnel.

Brig. Fluery released the names oi the 19 men detained at Voicin- tzer camp. who with I3 other army suspects "will face military court or (ilsciplinnry court. martial- probably the latter."

The Quebec military commander named the civilian alleged in- volved and also a moving firm which the civilian operates. He said no charge has been laid against either the man or his firm.

CLAIMED "MOVING" COSTS

The men defrauded the army by submitting bills incurred for mov- ing their families and furniture from former posts, Brig. Flucry said. in all but three cases the

'though they received funds to do so."

IMEN NAMED

i He identified the men in custody as:

I Cpl P. Auclalr. Montreal; Cpl. IJ. Bcrnatchcz. Montreal: Pie. .1 R iDaiglc, Pointe Sapin, N. B.; Cpl C. Lamontagne. Sherbrooke. Que. Pte. J. M. Lanthier. Ottawa, CpL L. A. Chayer, Ville Lemoyne. Que. Pic. J. P. C. Dicaire. St. Joseph lde Mont Rolland, Que.

.Cpl. R. F. Robbilar. Ottawa: Sgt. J. J. Rainville. Trois-Riviercs: Pte. .l. M. Shcchy, Montreal: Pte. G.

Filion, Shawinigan Falls. Que.; Pie. J. Bougie. Montreal: Pit-. J. P. Page. Lachine. Que;

L. Cpl. G. C. E. Desiardins. Mont- real.

Pie. J. Boudreault. Drummonri-

the dot of opening time. tion. among the missing. I Venne said two men, both wcar- I I . h I vI I I I They were the Leonard L. Parish ing black handkerchiefs over their day on the "lib lmnlversaiy Of ill? ,:5:,,eC,,”,if,I 1:27;; T,.I:,),?., families were never moved. V'”"' Quiz" J'C ADu;ha"r;'

C - E family. Mrs. Parish is in n Hons faces, jumped out with drawn July, 20. 1944. bomb plot to as- in, ,,,..,,..,.I I The other three charged the M"”:';f1-GLA 19' Q'e,'Pt:"I;lR' gongdhospltal wI'lith a broken tback. guns, one man sinyed by me don, salsIsinateIQdoIlIIf l'IlIIPF.Id I sergeant Gus DOWHMI csb Bnb,8l'm)' for expenditures they never ?;I;I”ITlanC'0ur:egea:';;uIPu Milk 'Qu'e .'

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. cl aughtei. nleric, 6. su ered Mule his banner pointed A pistol e sal e ou su ii Down" and Mex MaCDImga” of the innnn-edI ne said, and PIQI JI FI ,PI GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Mom-

pamphlet soon in which he would give detailed reasons for insinc- tions and would submit proposals

City Police Force applied artificial BTW Fmery 531dIl-I10 Taclfet W35 ragblmnbn before ML Kelly was revealed earlier this month by a bake" In bosblml by ambbbmca soldier who told his commanding

severe cuts and bruises. All the survivors were brought to Hong Kong hospitals for treat-

at the occupants of the taxi and ordered them to "hand over the bay.

"Corran Ban Picnic July 28th. ,..,aiI

Russian Bid

"Picnic Green Road. Wednesday, July 28.

"Rollo Boy Picnic. Wednesday, July 28th.

"Dance. Cardigan Head School July 36th.

"Reserve July 28th for Cardigan Tea Party.

"l-iampton Church Supper post- JOnl'd until Aug. 15.

"Dance. Lorne Valley Hall, Mon- iay. July 26th. Burke's Orchestra.

merit for shock. bruises, cuts and

WASHINGTIN rnpw-stats Sec- Mb" ,,,j,,,,e,I i

retary Dulles has turned down aI Russian bid for new intern:ltionaI.TllREE CREW MISSING conferences aimed at breaking Y.hL'I I East - West deadlock on nlomic: Cfllliv P- BIOWTL ill? Dllflh C W- enei-gyI Gel-m;inyy Km-on and Eu. Carlton. the co-pilot, and steward- ropean security arrangements. i055 ESUIFF LEW. all Of HMS K0111- He told a press conference Fri-lwcre saved. Three other crew day it would not be profitable to-mi'5mbCT5 Ville ml55Illil- resume talks with Russia on thrsui In all. live passengers Wm- problems. in the light of past friil-Is.-ivcd, one was dead nnd six were iii-es, until Moscow changes its gi,.IImlssing. Besides the six Americans iiiunlg, lthcrc were three Britons, two Si- The United States. he said. hasI-1711059 and one Chinese on the has- gone very far in testing Rtissia's.50niZPr1Il!l- good faith but so far has found thc' The bill Plant 0ilPT5i9d IJ.V Cilia

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for reunification of Germany. Western intelligence hoard

Clears Soldier- Of Charges .

FT. DIX, N..l. iAPlw--An eight- man army court-mzirtial board Fri- day night found Lieut. Richard S. Morgan. 28, of Wilkes-Barre. Fa.. not guilty of charges of ”dcrelic- tion of duty" for allegedly allow-

Vcnne and his assistant, foul Lerous, yielded the briefcase con- taining the payroll.

The gunmen then took the keys from taxi driver Yvnn Coderre. and fled.

The stranded victims telephoned police from a nearby restaurant.

Vcnne said the payroll was car- rls-d along the same route every Friday.

increase In U. S.

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Hospii al a uthorities report no, early ihls morning he was resting comfortably.

Birihs Reach Record High

O'I'I'AWA (CF)-Births renchedI fl. record high in the first six, Imoilihs of this year, jumping eight per cent from yast year's recordi total. Deaths were 2.6 per cent

less and the number of marriagesl

officers he had been approached by his army mates to Join the mid

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He said the maximum penalty for the fraud under military court procedure would be two years de- tention. Pcilnlties under 5 disclplin. any court martial were more ser-

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COYRT MARTIAL LIKELY

”A court martial is more likely

this affair," he said. Wliereabouts of the 13 men still to be picked are not known, he said.

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ATTACKED BY LOCUBTS

NEW DELHI (Reutersl e A swarm of yellow locusts. 25 miles long and six miles wide. flew over New Delhi Thursday. darkening the skies. Hundreds of villagers 3and police were called out to fight: the menace in 300 nearby villages

are devastating crops.

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where the locusts have settled and

msnlls enlji-ely npgniivo, ay Pacific Airlines. had left Sin- at

"Da ce. Fort Au ustus Hall H K ' ng a company of trainees to stanrl,1-5 P” 99'" h'f-'h”- 'fSomn of the men are on leave.

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'Cosi Of Living

. r ' e tra. D l s x r sscd this view when a are Thursda and landed . Wednesday Eu ken orch 5 askglgl (.10;-e cpgiirimcnt on an official-B.1Yigkok. TIllllIZliUI(l. to take on nd- yat attention in 92-degree heat furl The WEN” 01 Sm”-SW75 Tepmiredlotheiis are nbsent. without leave, "Dance in Watervale School, Russian siaigmeni in-nnncngt byiditionai passengers. almost nn hour. IF'Tld3Y that the number 01 blTlvhSI Brig. Flcury said the rocket 9 every Mondniv Frmrl Orchestra Radio Moscow early Friday which The skymaster 19" shortly after wast-uNG'roN (AP) -The gov- The eight officers deliberated nmtntalled 212.269 for the six m0nI4ll5-,startcd at Valcartier camp last . c urged big power talks on "iml)oi't-ilnlflhillht Ffld 8 y. but CllKlnC eminent reported Friday that ris- hour in making their decision HILCFIUP "Om 196304 1353 YEMV Them-yMay. ' D "D3n"' Bemuc Ham July 27' ant international questions" Sllllilrllllilk: forced it to turn back. jng grocery prices forced the coat, two days of hearings in which were increases in all provinces ex- "Army men viio are married Wu" 931” dmr Imus Norm Pmene unsettled after the Geneva meot- At 230 R. m.. Bangkok limo. the nf living in the United sings up Morgan testified in his own de- rcpt Nova Scotia and New Bruns-.and who have the authority to w- 1- ing, Sivymnslcr fmk Off 'n- 5I'l0l"lI.V nn9.t(-nm of one per cent in JnneI fence. iwick. ibriiig in their families are glvon R

-:-W Morgan was accused of falling in his duty by allowing his ad- ministrative assistant. Sgt. Rich- ard J. Witbcck. 24. of Wellington

The increase was small but it was the second rise in as many months and edged the index close

"Dance in summerville School, Monday, July 26. Boudreault's Or- chestra.

HITELLITSENCETOFEICERSISAY REOSTA TO PARTICIPATE IN ST. DUNSTAN'S

S A A to me peak OI H51 set last och Ohio to keep the company of ZZFII ”DaMe' cardigan ' Ha”. Mon. obeh trainees at attention in sweltering" N d”'' July N” Tumors orcheurl The -W119 Index W5-" 115-1 - heat for nearly an hour June 2i. -

Several of the men were rt-port:-ti to have fainted during the period.

.n'.2aning the cost of living was 115.1 per cent of the 1947-49 aver- age.

Auspices C.Y.C.

"Reserve Wednesday. July 28th, for Chicken supper and Bazaar,

Most Reverend J. A. 0'Sullivnn, iD.D., Archbishop of Kingston, ont.,'

Witbcck. accused of mallrcnting . . .Ii the men Involved In the incidmh lnrrived in Charlottetown on Thuts II

(CPL-Two Canadian ttherc were. in Canada. only R few army in t c ii i g e n c e officers Iprovcn cases of sabotage. These say Communisft preparations for a iwcre generally caused by. dis-

OTTAWA

South Rustico Hall.

"St. John's Church Picnic. Crap- aud, Wednesday. August 4th, Sup- per, Sports, Swing.

"Weekly dance Winsloe Station

fifth column in Canada are al- igruntlcd or u n s t a bi e workmen ready under way. lrnthcr than agents of a foreign The warning is sounded in thclliowcr. latest issue of the Canadian ArmyIl "it must be remembered. how- Journal by Lt.-Col. C. P. Haynes. over. that during the recent war until recently a staff security of- the Communists and their fellow- ficer in the directorate of military travellers were working in the in-

Admiis Slaying

I d It d I .day evening and is the guest of the Iiiaichgiolilhe wti(;b:,3(n mad s:,F:rr:Hf,IIFaCllIL)' of St. Dunstana Collcgei hndibeen relieved of their com-ion August 3' Archbishlm oISum"

mands during investigation of the charges.

Morgan denied that he gave any 'orders pertaining to the long stand

Young Girl

,viin will dPIlVP!' the sermon at the. iPoniificnl High Mass to be cele-l lbrnted by His Eminence Jamesl Cardinal MncGuigan. This will be

HALIFAX (CF) - The weather office here says more showers urn expected over the Maritimes Sat- urday because the disturbance

T d '. D I B . - ' grclileitli-eary Cuhiietseelif om” ms mIemgence' nndilili-imtl llRi'- 'e"if.ift tifutcliimcommon war emm ST. LOUIS (AP)-vii-tor Lively at formation or that ho ordcrnd the first function of a three-day . ' ' Pan?" 2'10 noivbinnbi H Um 8 BK-EIghAnuld we ,5" a future war he nclmlgied pi-may he choked nn 13- men who had fainted dnusrd witivaai-ics of Centennial Commemora- ;:”:5'.”I3 gtleimbh" 3t0Pp9d 0V" "W "Reserve Aug" uh for hwn m'T'i1ent:iifnsaUti.filimcnliimn" was cornbniting communism it fnayiyear-old Rirl to death in an In- Will" Nd Tflulmd to Ah" l”l'm”'IirlV8 ('l'BIll-i- bx? Sllindav iivillcggiiilagblweilaker lriid "MW 3" Lot 65' Games and amuBe- coined bv Gen. Mole during well be it different mniter. . rliannpolis hotel room and theniiions i Archbishop O'Sullivan is the 'RcRinna'l fnrecasu, 7 9 3” 9' menis i0II0W9d by dknce in ha” FranCn's'.ndvvanfp (in Madrid in "It was widespread internal snb- stuffed her body into ; dresgeri CDC?” i””" T ,WPIl-l'Pl1lFmb6li9d BISHOP Who (Mi prince Edwlrd 1;!-nd eb"u,n I936 during the Spanish civil war. Iiningc iind espionage which resulted drawer. .m”.u,(.n I,.MrsI from 1931 to 19”I NI BI c0I"II"esI lnwer slim Ihhn II I

"A til 00 it Sal It . . . no er mmun Y 9 Male boasted that he had four in the downfall of popular elective The Conmginn mine three hours ginced the venerable see of ChIi;1rc- river valley: Sunny becoming

pCar;:,.nu:,',. ',I,i,','fb,:9T,;n.,v,:',':;fI,:,,,i?Ii5 columns of troops advancing government in each of tha coun- nun, the 31-yem..oid Texan W" Ilnttetown. and presided over cloudy gnu"-dny lbm” noon Wm. against the capital and .7 fifihitrics which have embrace cnm- seized by We deputy” while walk. R h S interests of St. Dunstnnii an Chnn- a few showers beg-Inning lug in column of sympathizcrs waiting for 'munism since the and of the Scc- mg on 8 mghwayI u Icollor. It was during his chancel-i the afternoon; not much clung, h

"I P ish Pl i Tuesday. , . mm M one him inside. 0nd W0l”ld W31? - - a police said he laid them he be. Ilorshlp that the present scient-oi temperature; light winds. Low-high

.luly 27th. supper served 4 to 8. ,, I I , Games amusements. Dance after. OFFICERS Wm-1-E (he Efeggigazgt famed enlioagtedmr-lI11eIikthe girIlI 3:0; IFIEIILRAIRA. Itiili-Ir;I.AP)d-Al-.-lIiaIe;;f?;:LldgIgm;;I:i: :IfI:'ICL:!Ld IIIoIrIis tIItee ZIHCEIII-I::lIc;3Il'I;Tr3:GcIr!'l:m7l?.51:11:: . es e B. u rn in an a co s iscow-re urs iv ii i -

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3” 5'1”-lI'tlB)' EVCNHK. July 2491- write: , --'1-j,.g,,",, recuyrcm -m.,,(.,- 0;, The body of Dorothy Poore was treasures in the ancient Greco-.111 'Mll.V 1941- HIS -Wliflll Hill"? "1" I y, .0! I(:.I:I(:IrI9S'j'hgI1” "V" IY””9Y- 333

" ”Diirlnil the Second WWI” W"l'i.-n.-was which may be launched dl-9C0Vered in the drawer last Sun- Etruscan tombs tit izenrby Spinn. distingiiished hearing will he at H - IIIIIMIIP; -U51”-I d0lN'I1.Y Vllth is few

393"” D”"”- 5'””'-'3' 3M5" Tj-Ti” she was Archaeologists have been digging Dl9R5RIlt- sight to his cmintlrssl Archhlahop 0'SulIIvan i re a I" "y' w"'"” ""5

day. three days after I slain. It was clad in bra. pnnties,for months iincovering the first of,TTlPlld-R 01 Vtlrylng classes and! and slip. "lilo tombs in the Bulls Pcga dl crawls-