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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1953

HOME IMPROVEMENT TROPHY GOES TO CHELTON

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Talks on Suez Canal Adjourned

CAIRO, (Reuters) Ezylltian and British negotiators holding unofficial talks on the future of the Suez canal bat-so tuljourneri Monday after a one-hour meeting.

There was no indication when the next meeting will take place.

In London Sunday night, a high diplomatic informant said sudden new demands by Britain have thrown the talks into I fresh crisis. Britain was said to have insisted on the right to re- occupy the Suez bases after her troops leave under the proposed agreement, any time the United Nations decided on collective act- ion against any aggressor. Egypt had agreed earlier to make the

bases available only if an Arab state were attacked. The British embassy said

meanwhile that two RAF men were wounded in the canal zone Sunday when attacked by armed Egyptians.

Coming Events

"Dance. Lornis Valley Tuesday. Turner's Orchestra.

EVETY

"Dance at Gordon Lodge every Friday night.

"To get the most value out of your grain have it ground and mixed at E. J. MscDougall's Vernon.

"Weekly dance Winsloe Station hall Thursday. Oct. 15. Dciron Bros. orchestra.

"Flddling and Step-dancing con- test, Mt. stewart Legion Hall. Oct. ,l4th. 8.30 P. M. Bend entries to John C. Peters. ”

"Hog finisher no cw ., when you supp

on gun and Boyle;

31.15 per Mow

"I-Iot chicken supper. bingo and dance. Curran Ban Hall. Vodneaday. Nov. 11.

"Regular Dance. Bonahsw Inn. Tuesday night. Chariottetonlans Orchestra.

"Buying chicken and fowl daily. Best prices paid. Phone or see Rex Dawson.

Thursday, Oct. 22. by St. John's

"Reserve chicken supper Church, Milton.

"Owing to the drop in grain our prices have been greatly reduced on Shur Gain Feeds. 2. J. Macbougail, Vernon.

"Reserve Wednesday. October mat for Chicken Supper at Canoe Cove, sponsored by Lady Patricia and Derry Dodges.

"New wlltshire district visita- tion at Stanley L. O. L. Room Wed- nesday. Oct. 14th. Superior Lodge W. M. cordially invited.

"Buying daily. live and dressed chicken. fowl and oldroasters. Day- lng highest market prices. Delivered our sourls plant. Crates supplied Eastern Pock1n,g.O0.. Ltd.

"Old time fiddling and stop dancing contest. St. Peters Bay Holy Name Hall, Tuesday. October lath, starting, at 8.30 P. M. Wea- lher conditions will not interfere.

"Fonncr's regular barn dance. Brackley Beach. tonight. Prizes will be given for lucky tickets on bus and'at dance. Bus leaving l.M.T. 9:30.

"Afton I-grill Wednesday. Oct. l4th.Progra.'1! including outside talented sl '.ng; ayo Mr. and Mrs. Parent's slides and talk on their Overseas Trip. Dance alter.

"Dance every Tuesday night. Stanley Bridge Rink hail. Music 3' Munroe's Orchestra.

' "shur-Gain concsgt in Murray River Public Hall. wsdnaaday. Oct. ma, at.s P. M. sponsored by Mur- ny River l-limo and school As-

Little Bobby

By Allan Merritt

ST. LOUIS. (AP) - Carl Austin Hall. a sullen drug addict. and his unit. .. . Ian” vie-n..l,eve. .n.- 1535:? glieiyggz-spared igjill Bgbby Greenlsass before they kidnapped the six-year-old child. -

Hall admitted to the Federal Bureau of Investigation he killed the boy by firing a pistol bullet into the right side of his head after driving him across the Mis- souri-Kansas State line from Kan- sas City a short time after Bobby's

kidnapping. Mrs. Bonnie Brown Bea y, 41- year-old alcoholic, confess she

was with. Hall when he killed the boy. son of multl-millionaire par- ents who paid a record 3600.000 in ransom.

with the couple's signed confes- sions that the child was taken across a state line. the govern- ment immediately filed charges at Kansas City under the Lindbergh kidnapping law.

The confessions Monday cleared Thomas John Marsh. 37, tattoed ex-convict named earlier by Hall

NORTH BAY. Ont.. (CP) - A helicopter rose from an unnamed like, flew over rugged woowlands and landed beside a lumber road where an RGAF ambulance waited.

At dusk Sunday the bodies of POI John Holtcn, 32, of Vancouver and LAW. Joan Margaret Moody, 23. were removed from the reed- chokcri lake 25 miles southeast of here where 3. plane in which they acre flying westward crashed dur- in; bad weather Friday.

The RCAF plane, a Beechcl-aft Expedltcr of a type used for navi- gational training and general liai- son work. was on the 0ttawa-to- North Bay leg of a. ferry flight. from Summersidc. P.E.I.. to Win- nipeg. .

The girl. as radar techu-man stationed at Clinton before her

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Above is shown the attractive farm house and buildings of Messrs. Roy Campbell son, Cheiton, winners of the Hon. J. A. Bernard trophy for greatest home improvement in the Province in the Rural Beautification Society contest. The complete list of prizes and awards appears in today's issue.

Hall And Woman Friend confess To Murdering

Greenlease

as the actual killer of Bcbby, of any part in the crime.

The admissions also wiped out the woman's. earlier claim she was merslyrwli-rihaslscentifbswraililis--Shit case when she led the unsuspect- ing child from an exclusive Oath- ollc school Sept. 28 on the pretext she was his aunt. She insisted she thought the boy was I-fall's son, in custody of an ex-wife.

The 54-year-old. I-fall. ne'er-do- weli son of a respected Kansas family. and his partner in the shockiru crime. were expected to go on trial on the kidnapping charge before a. federal court jury in Kansas City.

The Lindbergh law. which stem- med from the kidnap-slaying of the famous aviators son 31 years ago, carries a. possible death pen- alty when the kidnap victim is harmed.

state charges of both kidnap- ping and murder are pending against the kidnap-kilicri. But in Washington the justice depart- ment lndicated the federal trial in Kansas City would be held first.

Bodies Of Crash Victims Recovered In Ontario

posting to summerslde a year ago, went along on the "flip" from Summcrside in the hope of spend- ing Thanksgiving with her father. F. L. Moody of Morris. Man.

Wreckage of the plane was spot- ted from the air Saturday soon after the start of a search based on North Bay-

A para-rescue team RCAF nurse Dorothy Kelly, Cpl. R. Craw- ford nnd LAC. C. Hegadoren - parachuird near the lake. Its members were joined soon after by a ground party.

The girls body was thrown '75 feet across the water as thi Pl!-he struck.

The pilot was trapped inside the submerged cabin. The rescue crews broke it beaver dam to lower the level of the lake two feet to reach his body. -

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il.B. Guide Reported Seriously Wounded

FREDERICTON J UN CT 10 N. Ni B., lCPinVVith several stab wounds in his backh Albert Phil- lips. 38. a guide from Tracy. was reported in serious condition Monday night. He was ndmiitt-(I to hospital here Saturday night. Police withheld details of the case pending further investigation.

To CalliSpecialO Session gHouse.

Hon. W. E. Darby. acting Pre- mier. announced on Saturday that a special session of the Legisla- ture has been called for Wednes- day. Oct. 21, to pass legislation to provide for payment of lobs- ter etorm loss loans. The payments are pursuant to the agreement wi;h the Federal Department of Fisheries which was announced earlier this year.

A deadline of November 15th has been set by Ottawa for the presentation of claims and enabl- ing legislation to provide the mechanics of handling the loans -bocdme imperatively urgent. the Acting Premier stated. The ses- sion will probably last for two days.

The agreement to provide storm loss loans to fishermen was an- nounced-early last summer by Hon. James Sinclair. Federal Minister of Fisheries. while he was on a visit here. The announcement was made following consulatlon with the Provincial Govcrnlnent.

Mr. Darby said niso it was prob- able lcgislation would he consider- ed which would give the Town of Summerslrle additional borrowing power to enable the town to pro- ceed with the construction of a proposed rink.

Espionage U. S. Army Cenlre

NEW YORK. (AP) -- Senator Joseph McCarthy said Monday a new investigation has turned indications of "extremely danger- ous cspionage" at the Fort Mon- mouth, N.J., US. Army Signal Corps radar centre and possibly through the corps.

i He said testimony before his sen- ate permanent investigations sub- committee "has all the earmarks that remely dangerous espion- age" has been committed recently

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On Trieste

Says Dispute Threai To World Peace

(By Alex Singleton) BELGRADE, (AP) -Yugoslavia called urgently Monday for direct talks with the: United States. Britain and Italy on the Balkan powder keg issue of Trieste and

notified the United Nations a threat to peace exists in that strategic North Adriatic penin- suln.

These rapid-fire moves took place in the capital Monday as angry Belgrade mobsw-whipped

up by the storm of official Yugo-

slav protests over the American- British decision to turn their zone of Trieste. over lo Ilaiy--

liurned British library papers and pictures in the streets and slug- ged the director of the U. S. in- formation service.

President Tito": tough. inde- pendent Communist government warnctl in notes to the three

United States gave notice Mon- day it will refuse to change its decision to turn over part of.', disputed Trieste to Italy despite bitter protests by Yugo- slavia.

Western states that carrying out the decision to hand U. S.-Britlsiv iccupied zone A-including the vital seaport city of Trieste-to the Italians was "likely to en- danger the maintenance of inter- national peace and security."

Moscow Views

In Moscow. the Kremlin which ousted Tiio's government from the Cominform in 1048. accused the United States and Britain of ”a grave violation" of the Italian Pence Treaty in their decision. In notes delivered to the American

Western countries had consistent- ly violated the proposed arrange- ments whereby the UN security council was o have chosen a gov- ernor for t s free territory of Trieste.

Tito Moves Troops

Tiio already has pushed heavy troop reinforcements into Yugo- slav zone B of the free territory and threatened to march them on into zone A "the moment Italian troops enter."

He said the entry of Italian forces into Trieste would be con- sidered by this country ax "an act of aggression" which he was prepared to meet with military force.

A Yugoslav note addressed to the UN secretary-general. Dag Hammarskjolci. repeated t his stand and asked that the 59 other members of the world or- ganization be notified of the Yugoslav stand on the Trieste issue. The note was a formality through which the security coun- cil could be called upon to take up the question if it felt inter- national peace was threatened.

'-WASHINGTON, (AP) e'rlT

and British embassies in” 9 o g ' lifedltussiiiia charged"

Greece Gives U.S. Use of Bases

WASHINGTON, (AP)-- Greece Monday gave the United States permission to use an undisclosed number of Greek air and naval bases to bolster North Atlantic-i Pact defences. K A formal agreement, specifyingl the terms under: which the facilit- lcs will be used. was signed Mon-- day in Athens by ..merican Am-l bassador Cavendish Cannon and Greek officials. the stale depart- ment announced. p The agreement did nol spccilyi the location and number of Greeir air and naval bases which can! be used by American forces.

The right to use them will last as long as the 14-nation Atlantic, Pace is in effect-unlil 1960. l

Big Convention Planned For City in 1955 .

Charlottetown has been signally honored by being chosen as the. site of the 1955 combined conven- tion of the Directors of The Can- sdlan Press and the Directors of Th-e Canadian Daily Newspaper Association. The meeting of the most prominent publishers. edit- ors and managing editors accross Canada has been announced by Mr. George V. Fraser, Director of The Prince Edward Island Tm- rel Bureau. and will form a fit- ting part of the Cityis centenary celebration. .

The convention will run for ap- proximately one week. with a large lattendance expected in the latter part of the week. About 6'1 dele- gates are expected to be present and if half that number bring their wives, there will be 100 or more people here at that time. The meetings will take the fol- iowing pattern. on Monday. there pull be an executive meeting of ffibedimsian.-.Prcu;...Tiiesoafy , set. aside for the newly organized radio and television pranch of Canadian Pres: On Wednesday there will be a Canadian Press board meeting and The Canadian- Daily Newspaper Association will have their meeting on Thursday.

Two "ii S. Senators Oppose Conference

WASHINGTON. (AP)- Senators Bourke I-llckenlooper (Rep. Iowa) and Estes Kefauvor (Dem. Tenn.) Monday opposed Winston Church- ill's call for a Big Four informal discussion of world problems.

The two senators said in sep- arate interviews that they believe! ithe United States should demandr advance agreement on speclfici t:pics to bo discussed before ap- proving any such meeting. TORONTO, (OP) - The largest poultry show in North America lav a major attraction at the Royal Whiter Ealr here Nov. 13 to 21. A

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VVinncrs in the li).3.'l Prince Ed- uard lslnnri lturni Beautification S0('i(lj."”. Coznprlitiona were an- nounced yesterday by Lieut.-Col. E. W. Jollnslone, President of the Society. anti the Directors

In a liClfl of 10:; competitors Mr. Roy Campbell & Son, of Ciicllon, rot-eivc the Hon. .l. A. Bcrnului 'l"rophy for showing the greatest improvement in the Province. The Campbclls also win the Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell Silver Cup drmateri for Prince County and-5100 prize donated by ft. 1'. Holman. Limited.

Other county winners are liir. John Hunter. Strathcona il(ing;.w winner of the Senator J. A. Mac- Donald Silver Cup and R. T. lini-

vmnn Ltd. award of S100. and Mr.

Roland Paynler. French flivor. winner of the Lieut.-Col. E. W. Johnstone Silver Cup for Que:-,n's. and R. 'Ij. Holman Lid. award of 3100.

Interest in the competitions was greater in Queen's and King's Counties than in Prince. though the quality of entries in Prince. was high. The Campbells of Chel- ton made remarkable improve- ments to win top place. The farm- stead was almost completely re- organized. two small barns emerg- ing as one unit, new lawns, flow- er garden. new fences. and a com- plele paint. job down to chicken pens. A great amount of improve- ment was accomplished in three months.

In Queen's County two war vot- rrans. Mr. Roland Paynter of French River, and Mr. Douglas Woodside of Seaview placed first and second in the contest. Mr. Paynter's improvements included shlngling roof of home. new shut- ters. new paling fence in front of house, new woven wire fence across fields facing the road. re.- moval of two old buildings. plant- ing of trees. shrubs and flowers. and a, complete painting of home

is and .1fetl.iI-es." ,, Mr, Wnodsicie, paint-

edi-liouse land fencas.'put a new roof on the barn, removed two old buildings, made a new lawn and flower gardeii.”

in King's gcounty Mr. John Hunter of Strathcona made ex- tensive repairs to house. barn and fences. and painted throughout.

In the outstanding home class

ccllcnce. in Queen's County the judges had a difficult decision among the high, class farmstead: of Mr. Reginald I-lasiam of Spring- field, Mr. W. R. Shaw of St. Cath- arinos, and Mr. Willard Prowse of Bracklry, the latter winning out by :1 narrow margin. The same was true in King's County among the lmnics of Mr. George Jackson. Fortune Bridge. Mr. Ralph Gor- rlnn, Rose-ncath, Mr. Harold Bul- pitr, Rosene-nth. the latter.win- mng first place.

Community Improvement

Twelve districts entered the Community Improvement competi- lion and many carried the pro-

total of 7.000 to 8.000 fowl will be exhibited in the various classes.

Royal Family to travei inside the l.-Sr:-tic Circle. The announcement said the lQueen's husband would be in lCanada from July 29 to Aug. iT. I195-1. "arriving" in Ottawa and flying back from Montreal. The statement did not say the Duke lwould also fly to Canada, but s spokesman said it was certain the trip from Britain would be by air.

From Ottawa "first gentleman"

the Ii?-year-old will on to Vim

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jot-L through to a highly success- ful rnncluslon. Top award went to lrlshtnwn. where the whole community joined in and made nut:-.l an ding improvements to rburch, ronietery. school and hail.

village uhcrc lilo-Caillollr church lolflce here says temperatures foil was l'r)Iilpit'l('l)' pnmlrrl, lhe school i below freezing in many parts 0!

. ' , The grounds of all four were gradctl. lawns seeded. planted with trees. fences restored and . painted. Hail and school were - D...;?.....s..Dy..,...paintcrl. now flagpole and sign Canada in 1951, and still likes lujfor school, fills and swings erect- LONDON. ICP) Buckingham tell stories about Indian rlliolsjod for school plilyxround. The Palace announced Monday that who prefer rt-ntmi hearing rnlimrscslied by the church was mov- llie DDR9 Of Edinburgh will go wigwams. He and Philip are rloscictl. renovated nnd'painic(i. Conl- '0 Clnndfl "C-X3 Hummergrhil 590' lFiPn(1S. l,rlt'r'y fences were l'epnil'rd and "W1 Hill in Hire! 5'0!"--10 Wllch Prlrker is almost certain to goipninlcd and lawns mowcti regu- llN'- Brill-till END”! GA"!!! and to Canada again next year. nlnng lnrl,v. All in nil this was a re- MRP I milk 5' industrial d9VC10P- with Gen. Sir Frederick l'irown-:nlar'ltulilv- ('fll'iii1llil'llll' t-fforl. llwlii in We b00mlnK 7i0FU1- ing. trrnsurrr of ii-.0. lmkt-';' S'cn'onti pl;;m t-.nn.l In ('.',(-my Thus. the Duke. it is believed. household, and Sqdn. Ldr. rt-tori ' will be the first member of the nqrsipy, equerr). 1

MONTREAL. (OP) - A hunter. found in the bush 60 miles north of Montreal. Sunday told how he lived on leaves and muddy water

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Hunter Rescued After Six Days In Quebec Woods

Berube said he became separ- Cvagnon.

He was found Saturday by two hunters, 15 miles from his orig- inai starting point, sitting on it

al Beautification lSocietymAwards Announced

in Prince County Mr. Morris ' L Caselt-y's farmstead at Kelvin ,I' Grove reached a high level of ex- , '

The Guardian, rive Cents Morning Daily handed sass.

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ircmodelled and a wing added. .scx':-ral private homes painted and ,nnw iuwhs and flower gardens islaxlcri. A lot of enthusiasm went iinlo tl'..s v..:u'i:. ! Third place was awarded to Roscncaill community for exteri- Isivrr improvements to the school "anti to private ironies entered in the class. Other community pro- Mint-ls anions: the runners-up which ..-achieved great success were Hun- lier River Hall. West Covehead United Church, and Brackley.

1 Four cemeteries entered the lcompelilion in their class, the isinzzie award of 5100 going to St. .TllDlleSf'.'S Parish Cemetery. 1

Llnrge old cemetery which had to vbe levelled off and many monu- lmcnts given new foundations. iflunncr-up in this class was North fwinsloe cemetery which also made a good showing.

l ' School Projects

Fourteen schools took part in improvement projects. P o p l a r Point School won in King's. Rios

Point School in Queen's, a par- ticuIal'l:,' fine example of com- munity effort. with North Rivet

School a close second. In Prince County Spring Valley School won the prize with a splendid final ap- pcarancc.

Interest in this year's contests ran high. stated Col. Johnston:-, and the results may be seen in nearly every section of the Prov- ince. The Soclety's work is at- tracting attention elsewhere and many requests for further infor- mation have come from other provinces. He expressed the So- ciety's appreciation of the finan- cial support given to rural beaut- ification by the Provincial Depart- ment of Agriculture. as well the business firms of R. T. H man. Ltd., M. .F. schurmanoc

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.Ihr Marllimes dulrng the night. ;(fool air from Quebec has covered ,most of the district. Durlnglthn griay scattered showers and snow- fiurries are likely lo develop in this cool air mass. Regional forecasts: Prince Edward Island, N. B. counties. river valley: