Maxim: or e Mere Man

if things were to be done twice, all would be wise-

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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CHARLCYFTETOWN, GANAOA, FRIDAY, , AUGUST 26, 1955

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RUMOR FRENCH-MOROCCAN DEAL

Mixed Greeting For Soviet Ci ic""'""" 5”” Both 5-Jlifan,

l New Hurricane

I e a a Expnhd 1,. Bridge lnlunction Ende

To Arms Talks

Farm Leaders Al Montreal

By Harold Morrison palrport room. Ainbasaado Chuva- Cansdian Press-staff Writer lhin proclaimed in good English MONTREAL. (CF)-Nine travel- and not-so-good French that the weary Russian fa. leade - got farm leaders would be free to ans- a decidedly mixed reception wer any questions. Thursday on their first glimpse of The bull-necked Matskevich. his Canada. They were met with ap- head shaven clean as I billiard plause and shouted threats of ball and displaying a gold four death. ileaf clover tie chain, joked with Members of the Canadian-Soviet reporters about the size of i -xas Friendship Society applauded and 1nd British Columbia. He nokc throw them kisses. Ukrainian 'ith the aid of an interprete His grutlps distributed pamphlets con- wlleagues were silent. Only one

ricmning'them as slave-keepers ave an answer at his boss' re- and a tall. thin man who declined quest. to give his name shook his fish at Outside the airport a stormy

them and shouted:

"Tbeylre all bandits. I'd like to kill them "

The scene was enacted at sub-

scene developed. Pamphlets print- ed in the name of various Ukraln lan organizations were dlstribut ed. They charged the fann leader: illilflll Dorval airport where the Wlill b9lllE Pmlssalflfs 07 men Will i-other bedraggled travellers bnne- had 9"5i3V9d 100-900-mil E"'”0P"'"”l5 weary from a 12.000-mile tour of and were bent on enslnvins the the UnlleId1St!ates." arrriqved Y bl); W0”d coiiimerca pane om ew or to begin a 16-day. 4.000-milc trip VMN SHOUT?” thmiigli Czinmllan farmlands Ti"",i3" ih,"' "la" ii”"'i9d at The aimorl was covered by 35 tlicni In English and in the Ukrain- policc officers. some in nlziin clothes. to meet any threat of vi- nlcncc. for officials in charge of the tour had some inkling that

iau language. He told of having a wife behind the Iron Curtain. He had not seen her for 16 years and had heard nothing from liar.

The farm group had been catev in a chartered bus to take then on a tour of the city. Mr. Cbuvahin and Mr. Maiskevtct were on the curb just 10 feet away 't1'hey looked at him but said noth nz.

At the airport press conference. the burly lllr. Matskevich said that during his long U. S. tour. he had met no unfricndliness-all bod been enjoyable.

When asked if he thought free

icrprise fnrminl was better

"fl the Soviet collective system. lr Nlzitskcvicb countered that if we said the collective syslv-m was better. would Canada start organ- izing the collective system here?

He believed it was up tr Ameri- cans to pursue methods the) thought best for them. biil whzii Russia did was its own busliiess.

island Scouts Welcome

pGolii Force

MIA 1, Fla. (AP)-A hurricane- hunte plane looked hurricane Edith in the eye Thursday and pronounced the baby tropical ztorm "poorly organized."

The plane reported the eye bowed "lack of concentration" vith a barometric pressure of 5.29 inches. But a storm expert ook a long-range view and pre- licted that Edith's winds would reach a maximum force of I25 miles an hour by Saturday

Edith already had winds of bur- ricane forcc--75 miles an hour or higher----and gale force winds were felt 150 miles northeast of the centre.

The newest hurricane was loca- ted Thursday night 1,650 miles outheasi of Miami and about the ame distance from Cnpc lluttcras I. C.

It moved at a foreword pace of

15 miles an hour toward the west- "

northwest or northwest. a course it was expected to maintain for 12 to 18 hours whilc tzratliiully in- creasing in inteiisity.

Shipping was wuriir-ti -path.

Edith is a sister storm of Connie and Diane, which raked ashore in

lroiii its

.By Three-Way Agreement

The liiilsborough Bridge law- suit and injunction proceedings have been settled by agreement tYesterday. on motion of Mr. J -O.C. Camph ", Q.C.. counsel for .the Provincial Treasurer, Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell order- ed discontinued the action of the Provincial Treasurer vs the Ca- nadian National Rallw ys; he also ordered the injunction dissolved withoiii costs to either party.

i T' 2 Deputy Attorney General of Canada. Mr. W. R. Jackctt. Q (3., representing the C.N.R. and the Department of Transport, had given consent to the termination -in this way. agreeing that the If partmcnt of Transport docs not

Department will not obstruct vehicles or foot passengers on the llillsborough Bridge or the ap- proarhes thereto.

On July 19th Public Works Min- ister Winters made reference in the llouse oi Commons to a meet- ing of the C.N.R. the Dept I Transport and the Premier of P.E.l in which agreement had been reached that the Federal Government would pay iwnfhirds of the cost of replacing thc brldgr on the basis that a 1900 azrce ment cox iitted it in one-third and the rcmainrlcr would be divided on the usual Trans-Canada High- iray basis of equal shares.

The Bridge was barracadcd on .luly .7 by tlic CN.R. as agcnts

intend to rciicw its attempts to for the Federal Department of barricade the Hillsborough Bridge Tmiisporl ll rcmnincd bElTl'tl(" led and that in consideration for the for about two llIllll'S, whcn thc (lisconfiniiunce of the action and Suprcnie Court injunction was dissolution of the injunction the issued.

Tenders Called For City Airport Runway Extension

for Queen's The Minister said lic liad discussed the question nf

Tenders have been called by the ')epartment of Transport, Ottawa.

With Optimism

OTTAWA. 4CPl-Canada goes to talks next week with cautious optimism

lie New York disarmament

that new steps may be taken along the path to strength.

The four other members of the sub-committee of the United Na- tions disarmament commission all likely will give details of their

"evioiisly - announced disarma- ment plans. Canada has no plan

'l(l is keeping an open mind on

hose of Britain. France, the

"nitcd States and Russia.

Economic Council

Will Meet Sept. 14 FREDERICTON ICPJ-The At-

uilic provinces economic council .ill iiiccl Sept 14 to 16 at the l uivcrsif-C of New Brunswick.

In making the announcement

- Tiiursday, Nelson Mann. executive

manager of the council said the general theme of the meeting would he ”the place of the At- lzmlic proviiiccs within the Cana- dian ct-ononiy."

The purpose of the meeting will be to provide the coilncllis direc- tors with information on economic

reduced armed

French Officer May Be Ousted

By Joseph E. Dynan

AIX-LES-BAINS, France, (AP)-A bargain appear- ed developing Thursday to restore peace in Morocco by ousting both the sultan and the protectorate's top French official. each unpopular with his own people. ' Reliable informants at the conference here between Premier Edgar Faurcls cabinet ”committee of five” and

lMoroccan leaders said the deal would provide the depol-

lng of Sultan Mohammad Ben Moulay Arafa and the re- call of French Resident General Gilbert Grandval.

Faurc declined to comment on this possibility, but be said a sct- ' tlcmcnt is in sight committee.

Under the report:-d solution. Isa 1 ;iTbe:r statctmentgrerwiiegt :':irdy -. it ' ed )1 r -c y nercs mg. e . 5335' Wi ':::i:.i:::s:::.".::.' t-moved to placate icizirt ;'a- flee V 0"! 8 ' ' lonallsis who consider liuii a munii.V- I .c-urpcr. . lie added that both sides real-

11.9 the necessity of governmental 4A('RlF'lCE GRANIWAI.

reform in the protectorate. Grzindval would be sacrificed to

members of the lstlqlal executive

"We have wanted to make re- ippense irate French colonists in forms for years. but have been Morocco. The colonists arc arous- prevented for one reason or an-

. bll . f tb” ' d ill . - - a - . dclnonslrnllunll mlilhf like l'll8Cc- North C8:-olma rind wl'er1)t'::orm, .,r additional development of lht Thai-lotls-town Airport. runwa.V cx- iJll:lll('ittng1l:CuSSi:nge?:ntfdiniplllil "” Ii:-V Miait ”;?y'. Cniiszdcr ?g,itel. imm pumng them mm ef Fzninda has nhout 400.000 Ukraln- eas ern s ates. ianc. ntyi c as .V . , ah .1 M ,, R. ,-H .3. W H. I H... 4” . ., g , - z - l i ”so ucss” o .'i iona is V re . . . .

lllll-S Sll'flllEi.V Flllrl-Red Willi ill? illlFl'l9allP5 110- W35 i”"l5i'l"'"”l li1t7iilnfi!ii"l-Iiillfiitiallhgttgbidcris mW(l)ll(iil l-lztiiitiiifllatl Si'l1l:lfl"lfllIl'.'!llcl. alllic ililfl iiifliislliiy mncu lure and wh" siaum m".rdem"s "lids la.” Rwiignliion. 0' a Fremh'Momc' cxrppiiiin nf it small portion "mo 11 rainstorm wlicii licr wiiirl.-: 4 Hlaa S L Q '(, 11 Mr "FEM im. yu,-..l.,--.-tn mg g,, ,,,.,...a., TI; om; w'm M HUM. ;weekcnrl and his alleged favorit- can community represents a re- PWKFT "NE tsiwlai to The Guardian) ston. Jnlin Fielrlinn. Dnuli Reit lied "cw" 3"” 59' ll ”"'”"i '"" "k(l::l(l(i1llllE ninwliv ii. siinn fl the present limo for . ionizer PX- P ( D " llsm to dill! Natlpnnllsl lslltilal lrteatmgrorgremglgedl lalrqltxnsl mg

' ' N' . .9, .L k ' 0 L A rropcrty damage. The army? . t V - . . . ' . '(Indepen cnce par yl. s an '

All 3llili('t mlllllil lllfkP' ll"? Witlllatlllaer.l!lt:flde 39 all iehe ll;mho- Sm"- Rowm nprpck Bunmn 'hicf of ciilzineers eslimntcrl propi ,;ri;e3&,n;-gist iengih M um ::)?1:q1,f1':x(1)d.:il1fiilh0fxilfllllli-Fnvglfililldnn aai: ' ' ' I 1' in Rabat. the Moroccan cap- pendence.

which formefin front of the air- me A cooler day .g 135; after wanw P"lw59' Jerry Maihew-F lrty losses from her floods at 31. 'l ai i ' ' P.-an, S lllll, Grandvnl already has been

The above is in accordance with

l , . y por office was shifted to one side mp imply made in "m Hm!-so M

Blair MacDonald. John Mat-Loan, by poilcc. Only the official wel-

repmlcd i-curly to quit because of CLEANUP CONHNUES John Iluiilcr. Vlmy Gregory and

the opposition and abuse he is French forces-3.000 troops 'UD'

!i00.000.000 or mnrc All tlircc

temperatures which ran around 90 storms wcrc shawncd in thc samc

Thc ('lil'I'('lli cxlciisioii. Xlr. Klar- degrccs to 98 degrees was certain-

Son A Candidate

. .,.. 4 d p h , 7 ' ' R , S t lb I I . ( Cnninions on July 23 by Transport. lcr :'ISSllf:Pfi.iilP liousc. Will in no f H! M (Lean mrwd by Irma, lad plan... 'r;"r:;":'fi I:f;'n) atil';wH'i'i':; ”i:!"'i:g a Vi0itlf;YI1Pf min: N11 allvofmlls ?LF""” my Qmmal arm Minister lllarler to a Question by iron" hrniudivr a further Rhllil"iI- RWIFRF WILD”? QM (cw ;gP'-';enl(lpy:'llE mm , " '3" i' waned clump opeunonl - mm. fl 5' 3'95" 0 9 C0" 9" ll” 9" Neil A. Malheson. Liberal M.P. lino for the larger extension at a I P l' 'gI I - h h Th. Nmm Wm” mt msm p Momma -1-hm-9d.y. Aumm-mg

Dmitri Phuvahin. stubby Soviet "9 i "iii? mI':'Vi"3 "hm" m""' E 1. C d. l 0 - mum dam 'n::."r'-daifllih at i-;:i.r:i':i'al.aRf andor such a settlement. that clamped a ban on night traffic Hmhmuudn” WM "'9 "Hi '" hmmd mill il:;tfn!I:l'l'lilliK wleobad our usual X a I i till. lflsii the Af0(i'(ll'Zll riding of ('llcmis- lllllllay Allan"! ill”9fl0"'53"T- Sisl in ii" wid9iy'sep3”i'd "E" of

up to the plane to greet Russian AMC8. llldlclilllll they

' y ' .' .. bccoming the first son of Mllh3"'l"l('d 3"" V”"55,ef' be, '9' Norm form hm Mzitskcvlch and his ."””"””"- ' placii" '" ""' l”"" R S H GLENS ru.i.s NY All: i) Mi" "1 . i d I Ih th one immerllaw We" llllvmalli 9' l”””"'i '""' llnriv. The Canadian nfftciols. i:ienliheVis(i:l?l:':d':'V'v apggpefzig "EEC" I lFl'('l'iDi:ll". Biicll Silrfltlifllji who oiilrl if-lirmliiioliiiicilsiisier Sh Laumqt in en .llyl.rm:l'he ”lrliPl:flll deposed and OX-.l!l0 spots.

limrlccl by S. J. Chllgnon. aslst-

ant deputy federal

ngrlrullurc. followed. To reporters who

lied Ben Ynussef two years agoi One was in wesurn Tunisia h because of his Nationalist aympa- the area of the Kasserine pulrdl fhieli. The lstiqlal considers him Second World War brattlesmgllihz . in he the legitimate ruler. The other Was in ex em! I! Y eastern French Morocco. near ':AYS REFORM NECESSARY oh. borders 0;hSpaIaish Morocco Faure said a path to reconcil-,nnd Algeria. ere ave been Ill lation has been opened in the yrecent report: of rebel trouble in Jmornlng conference with four-that region.

iCommends New Move

. . V K ARGENTM, Nnd” (cm- A5 a recently was so active be shorel- a"d- ihai ill? r”"mi'"M lie” 9”" hand of U, s Maringg played. mailed snow from the roof of his hniisc. l”"'"3 i" ll”? me ”'”il'""t c"'"' ferry William Carson slipped away dicd Thursd.-iy at ltll. Dr. Strccicl' mcniary only in English, leaving from the Argontia wharf Thurs- was a practising pliysici.-iii here for it to the printed program in t-zirry day on the first return trip to 70 years. in l!l5tI. lic collcctcd ili(' nmi-English-spcakiiig scllllls along. North Sydney. A crowd of several benefits of his own life insuruiice Authorities reassurcd them. I hundred saw her go. ipolicy.

The 43-year-old Quebec City law- yer was a unanimous choice Wed- ncsrlay night at the nomination con- tention. llc will seek a seat in the House of Commons Sept. 26 when by-clcctions are held in Temiscou- ata. Bellechasse and Quebec-South.

lAfter lunch we had a variety show in the arena. Some of us went out on Lake Ontario on a power boat cruise with Toronto Rovers and others visited around the different sub camps.

Of particular interest were the various gateways and displays. Space will not permit detailed des- ci-lption of these. Suffice it to say they are symbolic of the provinces or area for which the camps are

in Bll.l. iioss Cuiiailian Press Staff Writer NlAGARA(lN-Tlil".-LAKE. Ont. lCPl--Cnniidzi pluycd licr custom- ary role as bridge between old world and now. English and French cultures. Thursday night as her scouts present their pa- geant at the World Jamboree. Harmony is expected to be re- tored between the two largest lan- :ua8c groups represented here

mlniiiter of

iammed an

Coming Events

Your Saturday night Jamboree -Forum.

Rt-member Crapaud Exhibition

mission of a French translation pm the narrator's commentary l the 1.500 United States scouts'

lto another outstanding concert by the band of the Royal Canadian

August .'ll. p:lv:II"lll:d. Jliistgepinior to !supply our tile; an O.llfr:):ll'sl of ill fccling Wcd- I Roiulur D D t G d p 0 Con ll WED or I swim. "AS ay mg . p g 3 ' L0,”, every Fridge night or on l In the evening we were treated French scouts. protesting the p I

Regular Stock Car Dance Tues- day nlitht Covehead Raceway.

w -- . dditio at C.- Reglment. This was followed by i oTTAwA' icpi Him Bwuh tie. ' ye” ma an I n

. . , - , fth C dian 000 ersons injured. Insurance 01- ;,.,m.e W gtewan Memom illflcigi di;Iliel;15;' Ed 5""''-”u If -iggfivligl. demowd m me" by igiillmdlyciigirelyan zoufeiencaeni ex- flclaiis had worked out the l . i en. 0 'v'nev-e .' . . . thftal idea Ha” i”"”'ii"i Bums 0mh95l”- Belgium, and the United States if;nFll:;antc-ans. on l'l'illlCilIS usay cor2m:etVeve.o'l;::r”s:BY 513,318 l1l&;'(l)&I,ly0f & u3"m!'l'ifC.' Dance Sinnott Road School Fri Abwi 25-900 9909" Wniched ii” Camp chic; '?Iz:a3;k':(":"DS:1E'l'iCha) against dnmk driving. iiii wj”-";:G:" " day. August 26. :P:nV4'o;IlILfifi left a lastinll Irrmres. my Chief Scout M; Canadasvgagi Ontario Highways Minister Allen

l announced Tucsday drivers' ll-. lcences renewed after cancellation- lwill be printed on red paper and

Thursday that by international igrecment scouting has two offi- ual laiirzuages English and

Boys with whom we chatted tr-

Rc1.:ular Saturday night dance. day were: Pres Norton. Keir John

tit-onietown. Burns" orchestra.

will be buying timothy Sep l French. Where possible they were latamped "reinstated." . . "Th t i an effective way "0 tomb" 15" Mccuign & Boy!” . sgmiiyslrggedpgifgilflftcigztlzmiss "nfrclgl ideal uttlithxa driver who does nott

RPLIUIBF Salllrday nlllllt d5l1C9- has been taken to include arena idrive saMy'" Mr'C1axmn'formeri

3 0 0 St. Peter's Hall. Al Blanchardlal shawl p defence minister. told a press con- ”rclwlrn- MlSUNl')ERS'l'ANi)lN(' ' ll9l'e”Ce' T . m t . ., I ' l t' - tt i th The Bousiiaw L. A. will hold HALIFAX (CF) The RCAF dis The (Mnadlan pag'"'a"l' "lied The exec" IVE comm! ” 9 e

new safety body. established at the y national highway safety conference 3 here lu,Mny, held its first meeting Wednesday 1 I DRIVER EDUCATION l l Mr. Claxton said the short-term iview of accidcnt pi'ci'cnt.inn is to "get rl.-innerotis driven off the road." The long-term View is edu- cation of drivers. l He said traffic regulations are I

. tched a Cllllo aircraft Thun- tli:-lr pa tr. 1 t 11 1m '5 pa mdw X"! zgfhe n'1 pg". 3" day on a mercy mission at Arctic Bay. 400 miles north of the Arctic p..,w1,,. dam. Emerald mu circle, where an Eskimo man and l.-r,,m.. August My Macnonaws woman are reported seriously ill. ..t-cln-elrn. The air force said the Canso "”'ll8U- St. 'l'crcsa's Hill. Auzust llvtlilllpiinilylifrdltilllslltio iwumiilliil fl: -l-lb Admission 50 cents. Free sqdn.-Ldr M. J. Cowie of Oshawa. Lunch Drawing for lotier.V- Ont.

"Fragments of Canadian history" involved all 4.000 scouts rep;-es. ented hcrc. Commentaries were in English and French. Thursday OVf3l'fy'1iC0ill in camp received a Drintcd Drograni-in both English and French-backgrounding the pageant. it was prepared long be- fore language became controver- sial here.

French scntiis. howcvcr. mlscon-i

. Thc men was reported suffering - w t ' l 1 ch v . , , matter of piminciol niid muliicipn .lnn('lf1i:,'"Au;iziipg9e." 533:: from peritonitis and thc woman lrlwrl tho distribution and called a",h,,my1,,,. me mr,..y mnm-. mm 5”!” 9 mm. 8"” was said to have some form of on reporters to register their view sure. by bringing iiiilliurlllcs tn- . - stomach growth. that this meant still another slight & gamer, hnppa m pmmnla uniform

lilliu-c in Dixon; New Barn. -"WW -;&A G V "' i l legislation (cp)mM1nh-nun "yd

TORONTO

Fortune Bridge, Friday. Augu-til I . . pg Mr. ("lnxton snid miiindxi tins maximum tempermuru: 26 Canteen. V approxiiiintcly 3.000 traffic fntali- Mn N", l) v. . - 58 n1l::il('SEat:f;'dUIP Castlf. ,DUftlsi.alf;- i wof I S e M NEW Commander P.-::I?&T,,el. . 55 (,3 l - is nigh. .. - llamzht. Mugic by the Ciiastiel ' e n urprlse ove of u- 5- 7"" Heel '32 9,: T ' ' . rouhadours. PORTLAND. Ore. (AP! - Love Only a law hours laicr they drove WAS!-llNG'l'ON. t('Pl - The (”iFl5l'Y - 41 7' Weekly Dang. wlnglog slguoglbrushed aside a barrier of mis- 'o a secret place or hiding as United states Navy has namcd Rrllllll -- - 5' W lnill. every Friday night. Rollie understanding Thursday as airman ioist-cyed relatives and fiends Rear Admiral Stuart ii lnizcr Wllllllllf-'3 59 33 llaclii-nzle's orchestra. Dancing Dlniel Schmidt honeymooned with seed rice in happy cclcbraiion. soil. former assistant chicf of T0l'0lll0 -- G2 30 no to 12:30. or. the wife who said she thought he TRANUE SEPARATION naval npcrailons mm A mt-mn Ottawa 49 79 was dead and so had married an- it symbolized the end of a ' airman. to command thc 7th M0llll'llI1 55 79 Secure your best price by pur- other. strange separation that began 'i fleet in the Far East He suc Quebec 45 75 chasinl-I your binder twine fromi A telephone call and a night here when Schmidt. now 23. weni over- (.,.(.dg vm..Mmlm1 A M p.-me Fredericton . 89 76 ill either wholesale or retail. lbrought them togetherin late after- seas as a member of a B-29 crew: Wlicn lnczcrsnll assumes com- Saint John. . 46 70 Mmlllxnn & Boyle. noon Wednesday. (Continued on page 2 col. 8) mam; in n(-camber or January Moncton . 42 70 Name buying "V. (owl Tuesdayp bsirgiiill be pruiimtcd to lice ad- lCi'allli:lan);uh.,.'.n......... 5:5 '3 so. Please notify in early so we U S R ' ' , g A Sydngy 55 55 pick up at farms. 6. C. Green . . S i. 'is” Discuss ya.-mono, 43 5; Sons. Emerald. - C H St. John's Nfld . so 52

v l AWN” c9'""9i HALIFAX lCP) - The weather . GENI-IVA Iliciiicrsl e Loading Olllve SI?! M10 brlsht day is scientists from six major alomlc Wpecled 0" Fl" powers hzirc rcocbcd considerable F0V9i'-'35"? agrcamcnl at sorrel talks licre N"'"""' N”. 5""'"P- P5359 on futiirc inlci-imliniial control of Ed'""' hlllmv 055' I N- 3- ifhe pcaccfnl iiscs of .'Iifll'Tli(' cn- f'0l"l"9'- '0'" 51'” 10'" H70? valley: sunny and warmer: lint

will he buylnli fowl every Mon-V All'lTien'S Rampage ii Tuesdlr

day from 1 to 7 run. a at (am: Vigil "P "W 3' 9:: DONDON (Reuters) United after receiving hospital treatment. prices. A. e. aifililt. nuui::r 5i'”c'ed'fri; F”"'m ”:'lC'f': '"” couomons sarisracroiw p - '”"” ""d” ' we ""7 Three lritons. including two r rovincial Plo Match and mgnuon will be given to l'ellIl'l- women. who were operated on for. tion claim by Britons as a result i removal of bullets. were reported.