IROUBLE - SHOOTERS

WhereThere'sTroubleYou

Generally Find Canadians

By JACK BRAYLEY

Canadian Prell Staff Writer .'xlt't)SlA. Cyprus lCPt-Where liri'c's trouble you'll usually find tiaiiarlians among the trouble- xilotllvrs. This is the opinion of Air Commodore A. J. ITonyl Shel- l..un. Prince Edward Islander in the RAF.

Hi-is been in many of the world's lmuiile spots. and he always finds ,klillll'l)(I(ly from Medicine Hat or Musquodoboit. though sometimes they aren't wearing Canada flashes un their shoulders.

lie is one of several Canadians in t'vpi'us directly or indirectly in- volred in flushing out the desper- aic EOKA underground.

REMAINED IN RAF

lie is air officer In charge of ailministration for RAF Level and the stall here includes Group Capt. O. R. Donaldson of Revel- slukc B.C.. in charge of plans. and Wing Cmdr. Ben Fleming of Amherst. N.S.. personnel.

All three are graduates of the RFAF who remained with the RAF after the Second World War.

More nctivlely engaged against. MIRA are men like Flt. Lt. J. E. .'tii-Crca whose childrene-Joan. 9, amt John, 7-live with their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe. in Toronto. "And that's will-re I'm heading after my stint of service with the RAF." said Mi-Crea.

CARRY COMMANDOS

McCrea flies in the hard-hitt- ing Sycamore Helicopter Squadron which has been swooping out of the skies with loads of commandos to round up some of the EOKA ringleadcrs and their followers.

His job comes under the gen- eral heading of "internal security" and it includes treetop spotting patrols as well as commando drops.

the mountain tops." said Mf.'Cl'8l. ”But at least we're quite safe be- cause the terrorists are afraid to shoot at us or they'll give them-

. "ifs a hard flying chore up in!

' ing funds and serial bond retire-

N. S. Reports Surplus For '56

HALIFAX lCP'-The Nova Sco- tin public accounts. tabled in the lelislature Tuesday. showed a sur- plus of 3178.000 for the fiscal year ended March 31. 195.

The report showed the Liberal government of former premier Henry Hicks had revenue of S56,- 2i.000 and spent 550.606.000 in the 12-month period. the last full year before the government's defeat in an October general election.

Premier Stanfield has predicted a deficit of more than 83.500.00tI for the current fiscal year. blam ing it on Liberal over expenditure in the months preceding the elec- tion.

The accounts said revenues for the year ended last March were. 3l.73l.000 more than estimated. and spending was 8681.000 hlgher.i The surplus before charging sink-J

mentst and ransferring 31,000,000 to the public debet retirement fund

-ORGANIZED HOSPITAL

was 85,654,000.

The province's net direct debt at the fiscal year's end was 5123.486.- . ooo. an increase of s2.47.'i.000. Most of the increase was for roads. bridges. causeways and public buildings.

Revenues for the year exceciiedl expectations in all departments ex- l cept those of education and pro- vincial secretary All departments spent more than was estimated

selves away. And even as it is they have a hell of a time hiding from us.

''As soon as a patrol chopper lspots anything suspicious. he calls in for help and in less time than it takes to tell. we have it swarm of Sycamores l)ltLZlllR around the l area dropping commandos who soon flush out and question or ar-I rest the suspects."

N0 HERO

y The Canadian credited with the I most spectacular work is a gunner; in flushing out the EOKA trio pos- with the Royal Artillery. Sgt. Har-A sibly saved the lives of some of old Redknap. 40, of Winnifred.l his comrades for concealed on Alta. itheir persons were plans for an-

He recently aided in the capture. other ambush of a British convoy

AIRICOM. A. J. SHELFOON

Murder Hearing ils Adjourned

Eye Doctor in Saudi Arobici Was Big Fish In Small Pond

By RICHARD ANCO

Canadian Press staff Writer

CALGARY lCPl-An eye doc- tor in Saudi Arabia for more than nine years has switched his prac-1 tlce to Calgary after "two life- times of eye work" in a country teeming with eye disease and hnmpe ed by religious resistance to medical progress.

Dr. Michael B. Longinotto of; London was the first qualified eye physician in the Middle East. desert-land of 7.000.000 nomadaf ruled by oil-rich King Saud.

Yet he found the wealth no driving influence on education and health. each cramped by a backward economy and a religion which accepts physical defects an supernatural omens.

with the British administration

the little opportunity open to operate side of eye cures.

King Sand. LACKS TRAINED MEN

ped up.

ulation still lives the

Dr. Longinollo says.

Dr. Longinotto left for Saudi Arabia in 1947 at the invitation of King Sand to organinze one of the first hospitals there.

Now. he says. he has had his fill of sand-dust from the swelter- ing land where only five out of 100 can write their names, where 65 per cent of the population have trachoma and other eye diseases and where the political climate is an unpredictable as a smoldering bush fire.

What he wants now. be ex- plained in an interview, is a chance to nae the rest of my life among people "of my own cul- ture3'

Tail. with black hair and a clipped moustache. the British doctor says he accepted the chal-

lack of trained medical men.

of religion still ham advances.

with a ”fatalism" physical healing. An physician was once rebuk lickly for

December he travelled

He chose Calgary because

of three top-rank terrorists who that night. .

I had taken part In a number of am-l The sergeant doesn't think he I bushes in which British troops. was too much of a hero: ”We saw were killed and wounded. The ser-t 'em. we suspected 'em. we grab- geant's officers say his sharp work. bed 'em and we hit the jackpot."

DALIIOUSIE, N.B. tCPl --- An- other adjournment. again at re-l quest of the crown. was grantedi Wednesday in the case of Joseph; Pieere Richard. 30. The Chariot

U. N. Law Wal

Agreement Gives Wide Powers I

By JACK BRAYLEY Canadian Press Staff Writer El. BALLAH. Egypt lCPt-A

lug. good-natured Canadian. who argues more logic than law. has niccessfully collaborated with United Nations legal counsel in negotiating the UN Emergency Fnrc-e'a "status of the forces" agreement with Egypt.

He is Wing Cmdr. A. E. lTonyl Cohus of Fernle. B.C., and Ottawa. and the complex document gives the United Nations Emergency Force wide powers in the legal handling of its forces. It in unique in international law because it ap- plies to the 12 participating nations nmultaneously.

It is retroactive to the landing If the first units of the force and rovers such points as the exercise If criminal and civil jurisdiction. customs and immigration privil- IEPS and freedom of movement. HAD EXPERIENCE

At headquarters here where he Is the military legal chief. Cobus theoretically has lost his national identity and in coordinating the Inuit work of the various national units he figures nobody looks upon R1111 as a Canadian with national

IRS.

in helping to write the new

River laborcr's preliminary hear-' ing on a charge of murderingi

Sunday Paper Plans Announced More than 300 persons crowded

TORONT9 icl”-Th? Telegr.mi:lIf:liltaotiNnnl'ilil'ilIel'o ifahigiw niiigidg, UNEF - Egyptian agreement he ”"'”'"'ced T""d'y "5 S333

iah Saw That

13. now is scheduled to open next Wednesday.

lenge of organizing a hospital "be- cause it was starting something new." The job offered wide scope. for eye surgery. it meant an ”cx-' tremely good income" and it gave one the feeling of "being a big fish in a small pond."

Dr. Longinotto was educated at London and Brighton. He worked at the London hospital and Moor- field's Eye Hospital before becom- ing an eye doctor in the British Army for five years.

He was also an eye apecialist

he says.

iSI'l'lJATION LESS SERIOU

ident of the Britt Confederation. economic

said Friday consequences of

1'1: years in Cyrenaica. now p 1946 he grew restless because of

quickly moved at the invitation of:

During his stay in Saudi Arabia Day Adventists. is also a part? more than 30 hospitals were built, time Incl uding the King's hospital County Flying Club here. which ranks among the Middle; East's finest. Education was step-

But progress is slow in a coun- try where B5 per cent of the pop- ancient. wandering life of biblical days,

- .' "Flying hclps character dcicl- larm” She ha” ialighl he -4 in of illiteracy has denied Arabians..""" "l ”dV9m"”-H Millions of dollars worth of hos-' ers pital equipment gathers dust forypermlt flying to intertcre vluh '

Egyptians have been brought in jects at the college. to man hospitals. but the barrier. P9” medlulitheory of flight during a 46-week

Dr. Longinoltn says most Saudi Arabians are Moslcms. possessed of 8l'll880"l5ilC 10 hours. The course is not limited Elzylltianl Ni Pub” ) Adventist denomination. an article on epilepsy, because it challenged the religion t

Before settling on Calgary last. across Canada from Victoria to Mont- real.

"its drive. lack of resentment to people who are starting out fromg scratch. its optimistic attitude to! life and its sophisticated flavor." U1

. S MANCHESTER. England litan-

tersl-Sir Colin Anderson. pres- sh Employerrtdays to reach could be visited in

Anglo-French intervention in Suez are likely to be "less serious" than at first appeared probable. 134 countries.

4 Tanclies Ifblai Students Flying

OSHAWA. Ont. ICP'-A minis-j

ter here is giving flying lessons. for in the hope that some day his stu- arljdents will spread the gospel oni

iv Monday. Mar. 11. 1957 The Guardian Page 11'

Executives Take Course in Speedreading And Absorption

VANCOUVER (CPl-A pleasant good. too. They take in everything lwoman with curly brown hair and when they look at a blueprint - n capacity for mind-reading. Mrs.l they are active renders. People L. D. Hayward directs a course whose business involvea reading in reading for executives at the generally read quickly and will

melwinga to outposts around thef H, i world. ' Rev. Paul Grove. 38. a teacher int the Oshawa Missionary Col- llege. operated by the Seventhl

. . University of British Columbia. vabsorption. gl instructor at the Ontario u, do,” mu." my class m speedy - tread alone," she said. "I try to, He introduced a flying course'1gach gpeedreading uith absorp- 10 YEARS FOB TREABON

at the missionary colle e lasli t -1; - '.t

year after convincing theg boardp :jl1?"L myrehended vmms 8 mm . BERUN Mm - Commlllli of trustees it would be valuable. "er ,-1355 91 21 gm-iudes bank. East (icrmany's supreme court

"The course has drawn students crs. chartered accountants. pro- Saturday convicted Dr. Wolfgang who wouldn't otherwise atic-nd- fcssors. lawyers. engineers. ieach- Harlch. former Communist tluor- ' college," he said, ers. a navy lieutenant and a elician. of treason. He wan IeI- ' ' r rearl- tenced to 10 years in priaon. Thn manage---'3.'ryearold professor was accused merit of five firms in the city.,of attempting to stage a H

"Lawyers are the best read- style revolt to bring down the " she said. "Engineers are Stalinist-run regime.

NEVER NEGLECT A

A R C H COUCH;

The racking cough that often follows a cold can be 'hard to shake oil" at this time of the year. So don't wait for it to get. deeply entablinhed. An noon an any member of the family ready-to-take Prepared Piriax. shown nigna of developing a Your druggiat has both. 1 ; ' cough . . . reach for the t

Pinon bottle. ' There'a

no quicker relief. The CONCENTRATED or READY-MIXED

Mr. Grove. hoviever. will noll

lstudies. He teaches all Bible sub-'

He instructs his students in the

period. Minimum flying time. in accordance with the department Transport regulations. is 30

to members of the Seienth Day

Mr. Grove holds a commercial pilot": rating and instructor's lic- icnce. He can fly practically any .single engine plane and has log- .ged 425 flying hours.

Flying ministers are A rarity in

l . M 1 Canada. Mr. Grove! first asked l?:Vr:Tllaen:tSlligll? u'rIi(de.r"cniJ.nt)r(dll Buy Pinex in the concentrntnd form for home mixing

economy or as convenient"

later. 'after first frowning uponl e idea. the board decided tol make it an optional course. 1 So far. one student has gained others, including a woman teacher are pursuing the same tgoal. "Areas

which ordinarily take

very first apoonful of Pinox Cough Syrup goon aoothingly to work. It. ieanenn the distressing tickle and canes the eoroneaa of inflamed

thela matter of hours by airplane.

the.The church is beginning to realize

'the value of flying." he said. Adventists do church work in

. . while Richard. father of two chil-.1 ::l::.:. '::'...::"';'.'.':.":. ::i"n.r3 . ::::::."'a.. ”?.'.tl”':'...”ti"'i..t.. drew we Mas-

lstrate J. T. Troy. Nert Wednes- agreements in France and Ger-' A "”'"'l”3e '”"""m 'l'"d day's hearing will be held in the many for his own country.

by John Bassett. chairman and county cmmhouse

Meanwhile on the day-to-day 1e- aihlil'51l:::';hd:ay;I;::e::"iwzggazir For the first time Richard was; gal routine the number of incidentsyprevlously mm of samrdlyi represLerited by counsel-J, W. H5 that might give rise to claims has "emu paper 28 pan. of colored of Campbellton. Albany been extremely low in spite of the com!” com had with 16 an M. Robichaud of Bathurst. repre- fact that UNEF transports-the prevlou-Sly llluppned on gun!” aentlng the attorney-generals" de- majoritlymidrmen 1'3! C::j'tel:i1lr::; day... . bookglensm "owl of H :lll::nQni, requested the adjourn- cover cu ma 3 u r . e . hazardous traffic and physical con- :f5::'"";dndi"?:.t'u:cg””' "A "”"' The De LaPerrelln glriis body. dltlona. M "mm the Tele"nm H d& was found near her home at Chariot FREE AID moms to home. nix day. . wegk Station Feb. 10 after she failed to

He My! exifemt MP0 by V&I'l- for so cam. Newuund buy". return from a neighborhood visit oua national contingent: in exer- 35 M '10 M for um say the night before. cistng supervision and control has my " F c9

m:L';d1ih',;?'."'” "M """' me "riirary. iiiiiigii said it had been

. planned to increase the home- mne if i',;'::l'l;1e",::rC':;:dl:il'n.lc:': delivered price to 85 cents for ain- u "":"b I 0 Moms under ml, day delivery became of a recent hgggnm l:"u';'ny nnemng Inch 84-a-ton increase in cost of news- ',;".'5f'be'e'n f;ff"”" "id ”""””" prifltiistead of this. it has been de-

And. there have been pi.-.acticaily 3cm", W .k”.p,(h'x,:ieck'e;g 332:3: in two by-elections by dealt fresh I10 'd0mE5ilC lllluillttn h""5.m.gmne mu, m, "panded cog. blows to the government's prestige whare consultaiun la sougt onlored comic "man In the sum”, by aharply cutting the victory- lenlj 'eememem tor M unhappy Telegram instead of in the Satur- m31'll"3- ml1'l'lK- d h b" d; . In Sir Anthony Eden's former

Army w'l'”"" omc" Lmyd a'ya.5lI:jP0rjnags X-fig. 1,: .imI,'. Lnggn constituency of Warwick and

gin:-:niiell; ofhfttvm: 'c':lmll:I::L":W;.abie to reduce the costs of produc- Mlmlnston the Cnnaervalivu mn-

tion of the Saturday paper and. Jorlty was. slashed by five-sixth: cw" "po""' beginning March 18. the Saturday and in Bristol west the majority

i

Conservatives Elected In U. K.

DONDON flteutersl -Voters Thursday returned Conservatives

Even Irish Government Rents Cars From Dermot Ryan

I! KEN METIIEBAL Canadian Press Staff Writer . DUBLIN (CF)--Ireland. fighting

to stem the flow of her youth to Canada and other countries. has llarted a new rallying cry: "Re- member Dermot Ryan."

or the versatile young lrlsh- I

mil. who parlayed a tin lluia into a million-dollar business. pro- vldea spectacular proof that the Emerald isle still offers excellent Ovnortunltles to men of foresight and determination. I -My 78. Ryan is the head of ire- qanda llfizest car-rental agency. .lorles of his almost legendary bullmll I c u m e n are recited Fish!!! in Dublin pubs and held up

IIEIII Ixmple.

V"' 0 lrilh lovermneni rents art from him and with the tour. h-9 allrlslan still several months off

grea y has some 1.000 advance booking. from Canadian and Amer. ican tourists for his fleet of no iglrfsdrlve and chauffeur - di-iv” MINISTERS ATTEND Significantl . I;

new aiitoFriol)vil:n slliiwligrnenlg

country and I liked it very much." says Glynn, who was an Insurance

Pin an Irishman and. naturally. I'd rather be in my own country. I learned a lot in Canada. especi- ally the value of hard - driving work. Thereis no fluke about Can- ada'a phenomenal growth - it's done by hard work. on every- body'a part."

Seek Freedom, And Guidance

nlpeg school board is studying a

paper will sell for five cantn the WI! down one-third. single copy and six-day delivery At Warwick and Leamlngton. the ol the Telegram. from Monday to government majority M1 by I110"; Saturday inclusive, will remain at than 11.000. i 30 cents. but Weekend picture Thursday's contest followed aev-1 magazine and the colored comlca ai-al recent government reverses. will not be included. . . in by-elections, At North Lew-I

"The Sunday Telegram will be laham Labor captured the concern rvailable for home delivery on a vatlve aeta: at Wednesbury. Stat-t

ilshed themselves in secure. well- pald jobs in Toronto when Ryan cabled a four-figure salary offer or as part of the regular seven- that brought them hurrying home.l.day-a-week delivery to all Malonny now is manager of the;homa subscribers at company's Cork branch and Glynn centa."

la in charge of reception in Dub- in.

one-day-a-week basis at 15 cent! fordshlre. the- defending laborltel increased his majority and the gov-l 0111' arnmenl share of votes dropped by I cost of 45 iiv. per cent; and at Carmarthenp Wales. Labor defeated a Conserv- I alive-r ' J Liberal. . Results of the Warwick andt FUSY NIGHT F03 m" Leamington contest: John Hobson. Sr T,;l0MA-1,-,,,0nt- .'f,:,?,;;,3;:; f.?..'i”i".'J.1if' 3..'i'.i2i'i..li.l.'.p-A ”l'5;fm"' C M”: "rgm more mu majonty. 1.157. compared with: 905 niidnm mjm on m, my-, 13.406 in the 1855 general electloni meg" was. be,” m,,""”,,d by Bristol West results: Robert Wu” No alumna an be ""5. Cooke. Conservative. 24.595; W11-l of "let Imam" 0, mm,” in p... liam Rodge n. Labor. 10.423. Con-. me. and nickel: nolenifrom an nervatlve majority 14.102. com-i meters. but the coat of rnvllfl 9"" "ml n-ml l" l955' ii l

'm nu", um in the 630 seat House RAF Expects New,i

Standing of F now is: conservative: 31!; Labor 21!; Liberals live: in I Fast Plano Soon LONDON (AP)

"1 think Canada in a wonderful

investigator while in Toronto. "But

d pendent one; vacant. three.

Achievement in Teaching

h i. "iir.yi.'.'. .IliRlKc9.lti,2fl these results were not possible in a depart-

WINNIPEG (CF) - The Win-

- Parliament.

. 1 i to h- tld Th (1 th 1.000- .'3:.”"."..'."...';;: ',';',';""7- W0 M; l:Rpol:It:lliota'l: iliiireiimriiii in Faint. Etedntnllnled l.chonlivv;h:;;nl9;fr':;;' 5ii'u:.i.ou.- uiiihieyr nigh." which. .. ' ' Part in t Technical - Vocatlona a pull 9 01' ""- ' tlmately may travel at mice the. cur-many, I3 at the " "mm "Fwd", the "m, I I W, school. g I33 "'9 , h . speed of sound. soon will be in the, tiIlSll'i'i.Tlldvo(tD(F:lI1:1f2J"er '3' M; The experiment, conducted by mate rel:'tl:lndRll&l:vl;:: Wm” 9'' aarvlca of the RA!-. N I-Int: "Valuable aervlctwolog hi. William R. Lee. sought A method "ml" 1! ii the Enshsh Elem" ; - mllntry and "M M, mm" in which freedom. achievement one of the heaviest fighters ever one that "could well be e "-5 and guidance could be had at the built. its cost has been estimated. -' F. Dempaey mallllcrnzrdthn mu”: ""1 Wumt ' i Knock.d Down ..1?I!a'u:nl:t,tiin.derie2Fi(tui2i0'the House sliit - ' ' t "'"lM;::g stain Ir-lali Mm.” cl::.umr.hlpsl.i':Iar:.For lounge: B F Runawuy COW " CNIIBDIII was made by George "running awjy" ' mu m lads of the day. instead of having Y WIN. Secretary for lif- tI'.V'I economic dlfflcnitlea "con-! it D0704 "0" ""3"" w ”"u" pi.-George Thorpe "I" um". i" 'dd'd' "H" mm surveyed an 37:: as each subiect - was (ti V" "and an throat will kn; fluieil-I. rig! ru w.n - WI 1' ldnziiiycoiinl M. I. m''w .' the experiment. an at- ",,,.,-nu. m'u'.Frllello'cfd:lid.l Ina 5' 3"l”Pul0m'l95ll '''"l;' ''-b':: "Anna ' remove the g , in Jsauary "AFN ' IN" " van. .lg'.Np.,:..,, .' I 0.”. U”. "1: of formal dlaefpdae .iT.'.t.n.'i3i'ii.mua fora. rnlaltnlr IIIIIMH OM 3 ,?'''”'"c' 11"" "' ""'G'l the lta- .5 Y"""l"l' "uh iamm inc-t -'""' '"" mm 0" Nwwponlg "Ilia b:Fes'al.c.te:iv'lx-latlon wlnn mh 1: ;&'Qg..uu .nq.'3l,optad gm. (1: m-.i:. nu It in believed the anti is tourist i la " b up a nanny cooperation with iiipiying to a question by do "harm ''..'.'''.'....it... lnnwlllllllllllrethnt counsel mm aidi- :"It-Lred. main 1: rain on: an 73. did not. were helped anri union the can knocked Illa ...::;r"- e-v-we rv t'-:..-.'...'r".".:'.""..:.'e.. .... '".'.'..'.:'.:::':::':-........... ea-. p COLD new sheet. can only rnatrtctton rexplataeti. A warm ll 1"-;":'B'o -'3'--'” '”""'---..---"'.,.'l!-"""' -6 -t'--'"'--'--"1i'-''-'3'-l't-'-'l'l -r-' svaarronia "" ”"i:-..... ...z'' ''.:.'m:.".''i' ": jg . . . u o . LII DIM. ' nu that the cow had DUI Wm Baaatltbediaelpllu bytha raouirotsanerslmtllt wan rnnnrvnd tau it was uaacqnalnu-I will reun- by and notueaurwu-nuaunannoiuunl-uutnla-4-Irl-I-I0 and of taedzaad atanannm .g."u"" """":nm'uii ainsnu'atnli- , Ih cow eointaat to reach! H up it v:nsIIt nutty mi , A .an-.:nuuauan n- . ' I 4 at in ama. I II - uh I 1. 3 north U T pi i. , ' IIIIU 'i I I I0 s . g I '.