FEBRUARY 17» 195° , . .. .. THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN , . _. _. rAGn ELEVEN

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ON! BEACHED GROUND ALIVE-John Harris (right), 28, steward qhoard a transatlantic‘ striiiorrnlsor, was sucked out. to his (loath while ‘gqlng to (‘loam u dour nliirh opened accidentally as the plnne was ncnrillg Now York's illil‘l'lliliiillliil Airport, In ii near-tragedy the sumo day, i; second lliriinn ﬂi(‘\\'ill'(i, Marc Flshrniiulnil, (left) also 28, almost; w‘; flung from the open door of an airliner near Si. Poterahnrg, Fla.

managed m hook his leg about. s chain, however, and held until

g pilot landed the plane.

Major snow storm is descend- Collingwood, Ont, ski enthusiasts in; on southern Ontario, with had six inches ovcr week-end.

‘ ‘ other off. Alice Anne Russell, Mountain. Washington after being served with ii 10-day temporary restraining ' ‘ forecast of four lo eight inches. Mrs. McKay and son Ian, ﬁve, ""“*

right, Branksome Hall, Toronto, order directing him to call the 400,000 striking soft-coal miners bscll iio work. Mr. Lewis, who observed his 70th birthday on Sunday, IO- lucinntly compiled.

left. lake turns brushing each \.iakes a dive in snow at the Blfi Bows To QQURT QRDEIL-Jnhn L_ I,(3\\'i§ wear; s grim look in h

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Charles Moss, 50, above, g4. mlnistrstor for the Department of Veterans Affairs at Port Arthur, Ont, was shot twioe in the back by s World War I vei- eran. Moss, s flying dnstruotor with the R.C.A.F. during second war, is in critical condition in Port Arthur hospital. Seen at. left is 65-year-old Adrian Gag- non, leaving police station. hand~ cuffed to Constable Fred John- son, who has been charged with attempted murder. Police are at loss for motive for shooting.

Patty, black terrier, seen abovl with his master, Ross Thoma!- sevcn, of Port Coiliorne, Ont" is a. very lucky animal. Seven dogs were poisoned in that city with- in past few days-six died with- in minutes of attack. Fortunate- ly Patty escaped alive. Recovery of canine is credited with recov- ery of his master who also was sick at time of poisoning.

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sub-zero weather with two Eskimos, and a 30_0- Bay outpost, is Bella Cheza, eight. A Dﬂilcni 111 doll.

Safe site-r two-day trek through deep snow in“ mile airplane’ trip, from her homehear Hudson»! ‘ South Porcupine, OnL, hos/pital, she is shown with ici

“HEAR YE! HEAR YE!" - In colorful British tradition, Corn.- mandcr Poland, the Common Cricr, reads the Kirgls proclamation which dissolves Parliament, op ning 1'3.) xvay for the general elections on Feb. 23. Crowds gathered outside the Royal Exchange in London to hear thc proclamation read.

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I head-on collision il1'i\\l‘4‘li illl auto and a sire-cl.- cnr in ‘Toronto ‘nought; instant, dcnih to (iordun Purior, 88, right, and Injuries m four Dlllengcrs in tho rnr ho luui bought. only a fcw hours before. In Si. Joseph's hospital undergoing treatment, for a fractured leg and con- "lllllln. bruises luid shook is Porter's wile, l-Ivn, 28, loft, The group Md been out for tho rwcninpz and was returning home when the acci- "Fnl. occurred. Noni‘ of the occupants of l'orl4:r's ca: could give any Mason for the iiccldvni.

GOING FOR. 100 —- Rogers Dos Allces, director oi’ the French laboratory for Avian Studios at Poiticrs, has a theory that a cor- illlll product of (‘llii)l‘_\‘\) eggs will (‘llélblﬂ him in live in be more than l0‘). Ailrr ii'_\'lill{ iilL‘ iii- jcciion on animals. DPS Allrits plans to lake JILiOCiiUKLS himself.

rouo MOTHER SEES TRll'l.l'1'l'.\'--Scaivd in her whcoiciillir, am. lilimhclh “llrlikr- 3°- Irch ‘MP first look nl. the triplet girls born i-o her in n Long Branch, N. -l.. hospital. Tim muihrr. who is ﬁiiil undrr treatment for polio, snld sho was "finbbergus ted."

STAMPED OUT —- Harold F. Ambrose. special assistant, in the Will’ Lcpiiic 0i’ Quebec Ciiy sci L..- mice iii ft d. QO-mile heat of iii! N.S. Pustuiasivr Grncral. has rr- international do: derby n1 Ottawa. Gold trophy gov to winner of three i l s. i .=~-.."'* ii‘ ' 'I\t>~§ "W" m“! H ‘van-U hadﬁi 511mm ‘mick ihinkinl- M“ 5°13 aiaied‘ Tllfﬂe employees in a Toronto precious metals reilncrv were rushed to hospital alter an illuminatlngi gfgnsriiccgi srtgiiil; ldcaaqlstlirtiviaritifiili‘; ii/iigiitinrzulaiioiiggliriidsdrllgeid‘iitdgbhiiiiitieiiiiillgilaihsuisiugiiiee llhalﬁcih)" Wm" 5mm" wail" "mm"! i“ ‘he ca!“ dra“"“' m“ bamm 9°°°P°d "l" no explosion shattered "In front oi the building. Suffcrlnz horns and cuts wcrs Robert Gray. loft. SDNUiHiJOH in rare postage slam?» over the, IiO-mile rourse Five o! ‘he ‘six Canadian entrants led Tiw’

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“Walter Sole. 7. of Toronto. probably saved his mother's life when - lonc bandit entered the Snjo store and threatened to kill Mrs. Soja. “He i kept asking for money. All I could do was nod my head. I couldn't. tell him." she said. The bandit was near to losing his temper and would