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VOL, LXXII NO. 198

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Stranded [Benefits Seen For Island

On Man As Ont. Spud Crop Short

(AP)—Two ome aeume - more than 24 hours halfway up a cliff in the white mountains, died Monday

Blight Lowers N.S. Production

WINNIPEG (CP) — - in New Brunswick, delegates said. Some ateaiies bs Geneke mar Ontario will be short of pota- * |decrease slightly this year but|toes this year, R. E. Goodin of

|the west expects to grow more/the Ontario department of agri- : _| potatoes than ever before, dele-| culture, told the conference, Crop

+ |gates to the Camadian Potato|stands are poor, sets are below Conference reported Monday. © | average, and it looks like poorer

Reports -given.to the third an-|potatoes than ever will be gomg

gual conference at the University |in storage, he said.

they inched up the towering gran- of Manitoba indicated a sh arp ite mountain wall by hammeriag drop of production in the Mart | MANITOBA OUTLOOK GOOD times, a decrease not likely to be L. C. Jorgenson of the Mani-

offset general increase in toba agriculture department said 5 oo that the province should harvest

All the while the mountain was Eastern provinces predict lower | 2>0ut 200 bushels an acre, mainly swept by wind gusts rising up to yields this year. Nova Scotia re-|°! the Pontiac variety. 50 miles-an hour and near-freez- gorted a problem with late blight,| Saskatchewan still will likely ing rain. Prince Edward Island has a re-|tave to import two - thirds of The later stages of the rescue duced acreage, and-rains-are-ur-| its consumption, and Alberta pros- effort were carried out im fog. gently needed for the late crop; pects are favorable, although pre- eer ‘neck ian he Gane ee sae sueos of a & percentage mountain as afternoon waned. It Dealers See crop. was explained that they would a In British Columbia, the small make no attempt Monday night to Better Prices acreage seeded is expected to produce a high yield—more than

‘ nine tons per acre — for a total All indications are thet tere) production of 2,300,000 hundred

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EB - will be stiff competition by Is-| weight of potatoes. CHRISTMAS GIFT Fleet Admiral tend decker for P.E.I. potatoes iS in reported prices =

ter prices to the farmer. cel eal Conniian aeiias Ga

i: Same oo * Bd SS Heads For Ex. HAWAIl BECOMES 50TH STATE A decrease in the overall pro-| FDO. setting some benefit for

ad steer Ge wae ae ght ly Rg wah a duction of potatoes in Canada|. taritt protection which had

(CP Phote) President Eisenhower signs | state in the union. The ceremony | . has been forecast. Ontario will MONTREAL (CP)—Lord Louis | been asked for years ago, but Mountbatten, admiral of the fleet the Hawaii making “tthe th toak place in - ae seats | be shortof potatoes this — cht into effect z ae

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muse yen stock this Son ‘ year 2 DURBAN, South Africa (Reub Sedaere (CP)—A eat! boy. The violence at the park in) the National Soccer League. from the mainmast. window Monday. : i- , sic) tontatied acaa douse eae residential section of westcen-| One policeman barged through} Pointing to the flag Lord Mount They had left the track se gp mage —s ere) — Club - swinging police tral Toronto has prompted. a| the miling fans to the call bor.|batten sald bet the last time QUEBEC (OP) — Dr. Berch-|lio death toll to 28. Sunday before finish of the | was on seed charged 200 stone-throwing Afri because of past. disturbances; move to close it. About 35 more officers arrived ee eaet craad oot rene city health direc-| They said the weekend cases’ fifth through 10th races, in -~ ee ee ee ee there brought hordes of police to| Apparently inceased at a ref-| shortly afterwards. Three ar-| 1900. He said the Union Jack is| tor, Monday recommended that|brought the total number from| which they had picked all six The shoriage situation a | Staatay a tho wave of snare the park Sunday to quell an ugly,| eree’s decieies, -mishs of soccer|rests were made. used as the personal flag of 82| school opening day here be post-|Montreal, its suburbs and other, winners on their 5-10 pool SS ee ae ernment violence eontinued is ee cat one fans swarmed onto — and oo said a constable was| admiral of the fleet. ee poned to Sept. 14 as a precau-| out-of-town points to 444, ticket. Because they were the = » “could ee 5 ee © | Natal province. ve ites ae ont ae a ey ag 6 police a keep a — Mi cp at the head of &/tion against the spread of polio. But they said the weekend| oly ones to do so they got Peggy eagle ob oor In the incident at Camperdowa, Heomen anih on olaht «seer - dd icmece, ‘elie det encarta séiite tomted = Wengaty slaper cuueet aaver at tao bank @ One He said Quebec hospitals have | figures showed a 30-per-cent drop| ‘he major share of the $104 | guaier stated that if the situa- ee ae ’ Prego» and the player spat at him. The| squadron. admitted 38 polio patients in the/from the previous polio trend. HE endl ap. Pn Ph tion regarding potatoes was as| us cet to tall meir grievances fan tried to run after him into] Three other British frigates |!aet few weeks and the danger) This, they said, could mean the| vided among 21 icked the press report indicated, the). 4. athens coal the dressing room. make up the lone squadron head-|™2Y be increasing. Three per-j current polio epidemic is begin-| five winners. season would get off to a beter native ' eons have died of the disease| ning to ease off. start than it has for years. sioner there.

# Italia had won the game 2-1 ® | ing into the Great Lakes. CLC-Party Marriage 222225: Sag eS ne ty sec- | in is Sept 2 for |2% Monday, while suburban * Constable Wilhelm Schiater was Montr eda P| schools under the Roman Catho-|¢28¢s number 8, for a total of . : . ignored when he told the fan to lie School Board and Sept. 9 for 2%" Compared with 207 last Pri; anic [ S oya apl a ,

Disa [ oved By Jodoi PD fee cecetcees|Shot 5 Times Pitre sd satel geo cassie) PP ~waics Citizens Said Fleeing City

JUMPS FE MIAMI, Okia. (AP) — A Cana-/ to prevent the disease than to| were admitted during the week- ea (OP) — Claude Jo-;the CLC’s biennial eonvention| The man aia ereugh theleeeas lly anv ne end, bringing the total to 157. doin, president of the Canadian| here in May, 1958. crowd, ran across the field and ted - t police hitel. The Catholic school commission} Dr. Gustave Charest, chief city ao as ~— eee te ve age our — bodies | hurled a fence. He was arrested | hikers — ae oF tice aioads is to meet Wednesday to study|epidemiologist, said if the a VIENTIANE. Lacs. . "s ia ies -| shoul iliate wi e new! short] ft the doctor’s recommendation.|ip polio cases continued, it will : oe : as" : : filiate with a new political move-| party but I do not believe the lot. Go igse ap heel ate Sacaens sake. vonistent alban, Plans of the Protestant board acne more marked in the next! Panic hit the royal capital ot north of this administrative eap-|tin mining installation at Phos ment now being considered but|congress should do the same; The riot was witnessed by Tor- ,4.| were not known. four weeks. Luang Prabang Monday as re-| ital. j . Tien, 90 sulles cout of Sale & - congress itself — not do| thing,” Mr. Jodoin said. onto alderman Philip Givens, who The- victim, Thomas Leonide MONTREAL (CP)—Thirty-two| «an epidemic takes as much P°Tts of Communist rebel attacks} Aged King. Sisavang lies M in central Laos, informed soyrces | IMPARTIAL POSITION said he would lead a deputation eee 3, of ee new cases of polio were admit- * . in the province reached the city. | Luang Prabang. Last week he said. | "the new movement, te be built He said the CLC should be in| of residents to board of control| Ported in serious condition at 8/144 4. ‘Montreal hospitals since| time to come down as it does to) Aout. 50 families were reported | turned over his full monarchial/ They said @ French engineer ; around the OCF, will be studied a position to approach and work| Wednesday to demand the park| 2% mas id a = Friday, city health officials said| go up.” he sadi. “we will have to’ to fhave fled the city. powers to his eon, Crown Prince| at the mine reported by radie at a three - day seminar of 400| with any government on progres-|be closed and expropriated. wines it — iD oa Mon day wait 10 days before we get the; Unconfirmed reports said reb-| Savang Vatthana. The prince also| that a Roman Catholic missiom ee ae Cagis “ee leg isiation. This might be) Residents in the area of Fred in hi ri m— was russ One son died, raising the po- | true picture.” \els were operating within 30 miles | is in the royal capital. ary was stopped by armed rebels opening here Friday. Mr. Jodoin| more difficult if the congress had| Hamilton Park said they had s right e : — : Rumors of other military en-| three miles from the installation commented in an interview after) its own party tie-up. complained previously about soc- EIS ELAR I Ong koe gagements in Luang Prabang) and warned to stay away, arrival for CLC executive ses-| Some affiliated unions might | cer fans but had been ignored. ; ~~: | province are rife in the capital,) The sources said they believed

but no confirmation is available. | that no French personnel has left

Government offices in Vien-/| the mining operation. tiane clamped down on military; The mines are in Thakhet prov- pews. The only official reports! ince, where the government re said ;the situation is quiet with no; ported some rebel activity ear reports of military action. lier.

There were no further reports| Informed sources said that dur- on Communist rebel units last re-+-ing the weekend government ported operating within 50 miles| troops evacuated their posts at of Vientiane and menacing its| Sop Vieng, 50 miles northeast of only road to southern Laos. Vientiane, and Bacadinh, 70 miles

Other Communist rebel units | east of the capital.

Roman Catholic Unity Is Object

sions which will precede the sem-' decide against endorsation of the} During Sunday’s disturbance 20 inar. 4 : _ | mew party, Mr. Jodoin said. persons ran into the basement of He said the seminar will dis-| “The congress has to continue, a private home, apparently to cuss developments in the planned | as a home for them too,”’ he said. | hide from police and refused to formation of the new political) Mr. Jodoin said the CLC wishe| leave : movement but will make no bind- | to avoid any impression that the} DESCRIBED AS “SHOCKING” ing decisions. The idea of study-| new party is labor dominated. Toronto Controller Jean New- ing such a plan was launched at/ (Canianel on Page 5 Col. 5) | man termed it “the most shock- ing thing that has ever happened at a sporting event in Toronto.”

a She said she would support any erm ar al move to close the park. Police quelled the riot by

swinging their riot sticks and chasing the fans away. Many asked to be hidden by homeown-

Greater Menace |e"==

One resident said soccer fans

PUGWASH, N.S. (CP) — Brit-; verting the advanc odern | Were cursing police and scream- ie Re advances of modern | maatieh Posciats.”

ish philosopher Lord Bertrand science to evil ends.” said Mr. Russell said here Monday biolog-' Easton.

; f * ical warfare may be an even * « ; greater menace to humanity than| TRY TO JUSTIFY USE Cigaret Sai ee ee ee. ee Dee ae tae ten ade in toe VATICAN CITY (AP)—Eugene | will not. deal with reunification rong geph apd Pig van Aenea ' Cardinal Tisserant, dean of the|with the Eastern Orth odos to 2 of the world’s leading scien-|tify the use of biological and) “re Cause College of Cardinals, said Mon-| churches, which split from Rome tists attending the week-long con-| oe a e. humane.” ; day the ecumenical council called| 900 years ago. ference here on bilogical and| “It is curious that advocates o é a me chemical warfare. | the most horrible weapons of TOMS RIVER, N. J. (AP)— by Pope John will seek only to Cardimal Tisserant made the “Although the cost of human| mass destruction always appear| County prosecutor Howard Ewart unite Roman Catholics. statement to the Italian ANSA destruction has been reduced to, to be , motivated by merciful rea-|5aid Monday a disastrous county The cardinal said the council news agency in reply to a ques- a few pennies a head by the| sons.’ jail fire Sunday was caused by tion about a furore at the World hydrogen bomb,” he warned,| He said there was a possibility|™@tches or a lighted cigaret WHERE-TO-FIND-IT | Council of Churches cca:ral com “biological warfare may make it| of small countries resorting to the passed to a prisoner in a padded mittee meeting on Rhodes over even cheaper.” |use of such weapons because of | Cell. Announcements, notices . 15 | contacts between Roman Catholie The 87-year-old peer said the;the cheapness and ease of pro-| He said one of two trusty pri- Births, deaths, etc., .. 2, 15 | and Orthodox churchmen. great advances mad¢ in science} duction. “This represents a threat|soners handed a cigaret and Classified section ....... “4 Pope John said in January, and technology have made it eas-| to world security,” he said. matches to a “General” Peter- Comics, features ........ 13. | when he announced the ecumen- ier for humans to both live and; Mr. Eaton said the United/een, 35, held in the padded cell Charlottetown news ....:.. 5 ical council, that it was intended die. Lord Russell’s speech was/| States should take particular in-}on a drunkeness charge. Merits. ......ci-.00:.. 4 las an invitation to the “separate transcribed from his home in) terest in the conference for ethi-| The fire that bfoke out in the Finance, markets ...... 1S lj eristion ‘comenatities to call — | cal reasons. _, |cell filled the jail with smoke, Island news ............ 23 louie: 7 Cyrus Eaton, sponsor of the It is inconceivable,” he said,! caused an explosion and took the eh iccsins me D conference, urged the scientists; “That a nation natured in such lives of eight prisoners, includin Women’s page ........ 6, 7 | EXPECT REPRESENTATIVES . from nine nations, including the) high moral ‘standards, and so Petersen D —_ e Late reports from Guardian Vatican sources said then that United States, Britain and Rus-| strongly dedicated to the allevia-|° © . 3 mews bureaus in Summer- | ihey expected representatives of sia, to give\ the world the facts/tion of human suffering should Twelve persons oo injured. : ae side, Mon , Alberton and | ihe = Gn od “however terrifying they may/ever for a moment consider em- | The jail held 65 prisoners at the R AVINE SW ALLOWS Cc AR Sense, a. inetd a a> ae Sacaanaean = Pac ..,barking upon a lunatic campaign -™ of the fire. respondents now appear @® | at least as observers. “The folly of the statesman and "to ravage and destroy defence. Sheriff, Harry Roe said matches a ’ the P ; as 1 4 the vanity of the military leader less women and children with 29d c't° cfs are c°>'ddon to pri Torrential rains late Wednes- 'munteation, dsrupted nower sup- to oven tn Nivivon, Ont. This; undercut the side of the road. Island News Page. The council is expected J ot eannot be allowed to go on per-' monstrous disease ” 4 goners in the padded cell. jday and early Thuisday cut cont-, pls and caused gaping ravines|car was swallowed when the naiai (CP Phata’ held im late 1060 or 196L * Masa ‘ «eins ‘