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CHEATS DEATH TWICE ,

Brought back to life twice in the Maria Toifolon. holds her mother's hand as she rests in an oxygen tent at Mu. bournc. Australia. Surgeons mas- saged her heart when it stopped

first time. A skin graft operat- ion caused the second stoppage and. again. she was saved. Physic- ians say Maria has a good chance of survival.

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Boy Dies Rare Disease

IALAMAZ00. Ilick. (AP)-For "II first 15 years of his lite tea- ley Bolton lived the healthy. as- tive life of a normal boy.

Then he began complaining of pains. lils Joints achsd. Ba be- came bedridden with symptoms similar to those of riseimatie fever.

Two years ago. doctors decided he was suffering from a rare dlb ” Jnaisd lupus erythe-

be exposed to sunlight. so he lived at home and in hospitals for two years with shades drawn.

The disease, believed to be in- curable. moved from the Joints to the internal organs and the brain.

Wednesday Illaht. in the dark- ness in which he had lived, Stan- IOV died.

Stanley was one of 10 children of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bolton. His father is an unemployed construc- tion worker. ”

Stern Warning ls. Given To Pickets

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sterawarning chatiinevioiencein snoetturbulentstrikewaveinbo outburststlared.

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on. government is determined to see that law and order is main- tained." he told the House of Com- mons in reply to questions.

Members were demanding ae- eurances on steps to check picket battlaa that have marked two big strikes-one of fruit market ero- pioyees in London and the other of bus crews as provincial trans-

services

9011 . In London. more then loo extra Clashosuzith police. attacks on cs were drafted into the mar-'

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(AP)--Prime Minis- ter Macmillan 'l'hursday deliv-

Tho lilhilll striking bus worker are demanding a wage increase of ii a week to bring their pay in line with the London bus em- alioyeef weekly average of S9 is

The market strikes spread out into the collntryside to intercept truckloads of , i headed for London.

llelnst Britain's

the trucks into convoys and es cort them past the ieering pu-lg. ere. One man at Stratford was ar- rested for trying to beat up a local police chief.

with non-striking truck drivers. Ci cordoned parade

Big Shortage Of Veterinarians

VANCOUVER (CPl - A serious shortage of veterinarians in Can- ada within five years was pre- dicted in a report to the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association council Wednesday.

The report estimated that fed- eral and provincial governments would need M0 veterinary pasca- nel in that time to maintain pre- sent services.

Only 350 veterinarians are ex- pected to graduate from Canada's two colleges during the period, leaving only 50 for private prac ticc. teaching. research and indus-

Police cars raced out to form try

To Organize B. C. For The liberals

VANCOUVER (CF) - senator Cydney J. smith announced Thursday that Alistair Fraser has been appointed chief Liberal or- ganiser for British Columbia.

Mr. Fraser was executive sec- retary for former fisheries minis-

WN CANADA. FRIDAY, JULY 26. 1957

Steel Production

LONDON (nesaersl - Britain announced a s.soo.ooo.- steel

Last year's production was It.- eso.oootons.lueu.riu otupu cent on the previous year. Target tor 1& is 10.0M.000 tons.

West Germany. nae oi Britain's

Weird Air M The South California Desert;

Nggeat trade ii"-1. pro- duced 3,813.01!) tons last year.

The British plan fmeshadows poduction of about 33500.0(!) tons next year as disclosed in a report to the government by the iron and steel board.

Tunisia Now Is A Republic

3! GILBERT SEDBON

TUNIS (Reuters) Tunisia Thursday abolished its 2l0-year- old monarchy and proclaimed it- self a republic.

Permier l-lablb Bourguiba. 53. who returned from exile two years ago to win Tunisian independence from France. was named the re- public's first president.

A special session of the Constit- uent Assembly approved both pro- clam o by a unanimous vote amid wild cheering. Guns outside fired a salute.

Police and troops cordoned off the palace in nearby Carthage of the 70-year-old boy oi Tunis, Sidi lidoharrsmed Lamine 1. 29th bey of the liessclnlte dynasty who had ruled for 11 years. He and his hair later were taken from the palace under police guard and grrlbven to a villa in a Tunis sub-

Just before the assembly vote. Bourguiba said: "No action dic- tated by a spirit of vengeance will be taken against the boy or against his family."

Tunisls's population oi about 2.- 850.000 long had expected the proc- lamation and went wild with ex- eitasnent.

T V Has Tough Selling Job

NEW YORK (AP) A The major

OTTAWA (CP) - A directive aimed at preventing political pa- tronage in some government hir- ing and awarding oi small con- tracts has been issued to field of- ficers of the public works depart- ment.

A government official said Thursday the directive means that field officers need not be in- fluenced by members of Parlia- ment in the selection oi help for temporary jobs which do not come under civil service commis- alon regulations

The new instruction does not affect most government Jobs which are filled by the civil serv- ice commission on a competitive basis. ,

The number oi government Jobs outside the civil service varies from week to week across the country. This type oi help in- cludes tradesmen and men re- quired for such Jobs as wharf re- pairs.

The government official said the directive was issued to enable ilcld officers to know the new Progressive Conservative govern- rnent's policy in the hiring oi per- sons outside the civil service and

Want No Political Patronage In Public Works Department

in awarding small contracts.

The directive states that each field officer has the responsibility of ensuring that the help he hires is competent and able to do the job. This means he would not be following the government's wish in hiring any incompetent person an MP might recommend.

The government official said this has been the policy of the department for many years under the Liberal government. However. he said the policy had been sub- jected to what he termed local changes in recent years.

The directive also instructs flcld officers to make greater use oi the practice of calling public tenders for small Jobs.

in Vancouver Works Minister Green declined to comment di- rectly on the directive. However. he said:

"Patronage is a very difficult problem. Were trying to run the department in a business-like manner."

liis department would attempt to go ahead with works projects drawn up by the former Liberal government with "as little disrup- tion as possible."

"We the jury find that H a r r y William Acorn, of Montague. P.E. l., came to his death at Victoria. P.E.i.. on the lath day of July. 1051 at 12:45 p.m. by accid- ental drowning as a result of the collapse oi the bridge." was the verdict returned by a coroner's

Accidental Drowning Verdict In Bridge Collapse Accident

recovered later that evening by

R.C.M.P. dragging operations. and viewed by the jury in the Char' i f Hospital, following

which the inquest was adjourned to last evening.

Many Flock To St. Anne Today

STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE Que. iCP) - Nearly 30 years ago Louis Gulmont, s crippled farmer, placed three small stones in the foundation of a chapel built by grateful sailors who had survived a shipwreck.

According to tradition. Gui- mont's tortured body straight- ened and he walked away erect - recipient oi the first favor granted he re by Ste. Anne, mother of the blessed Vjlrgln Mary.

Today is the feast of Ste. Anne and between 02,000 and l00.000 faithful from all parts oi the world are expected to attend cel- ebrations at the basilica 20 miles east of Quebec City.

The open all year but most of the 2,- 000,000 annual visitors arrive dur- ing the summer months and the feast of Ste. Anne is the highlight of the devotional year here TORCHLIGHT PARADE

Most Rev. Maurice Roy. Arch- bishop of Quebec. officially opened the celebrations Thursday. Thursday evening thousands plan- ned to join in a torchlight parade and attend mass celebrated by Most Rev. Marius Pare. auxiliary bishop of Chicoutiml.

Thursday morning Archbishop Roy will celebrate solemn ponti- ilcal mass and in the afternoon there will be a blessing of the ill

lpllgrims by Bishop Pare.

Another torchlight parade will be held in the evening and Most Rev. Percival Cass. co-adjutor bishop of Velieyfield, Que.. will celebrate mass.

Within this framework the pil- grims will participate in hundreds of private and conducted acts oi worship.

DIVINE AID Many pilgrims will visit the

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LOS ANGELES (AP)-A pas- senger who had insured his life for 8125.000 was blown out of an airliner Thursday in a weird mys- tery 10,000 feet above the South- ern California desert.

The twin-engined Western Air- lines Convair made a sale land- ing with a H-square-foot hole in its side Twelve other passenge s and three crew members were un- hurt.

Blown from the plane was 62- year-old S. F. Blnsiock. a retired North Hollywood jeweler .who flew to Las Vegas, Nev.. early

an early-morning return flight. His body had not been found hours after he lunged from the

me. Investigators first believed an CXDl0SlVc had ripped the hole in the airllner's 'uaelage but ab- sence of powder marks plus the discovery of what appeared to be four bullet holes produced an ever more bizarre possibility.

Western Airlines officials said the Federal Bureau of investiga- tion found four apparent bullet holes near the ripped-out portion of the fuselage. This section con- sists of one wall of the wash- room. where Binstock had gone. Western said the FBI believes that Binstock could have fired shots which pierced the fuselage. so weakening it that the force of air in the pressurized cabin rip- ped open the hole and threw Bin- stock into the night.

The plane took off from Las Vegas at 2:50 s.m. The explosion occurred at 8:87 a.m.

Pilot Milton Shirk of Lon An- geles radioed that he had "an emergency." then reported:

"The right rear side of the air- craft has been blown out. l'm go- ing to George Air force base."

Man Insured For Sl25,000 is Blown Through Side Of Plane? l

Wednesday night and then took lar

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I-larry Morrison. a passenge. from Inglewood, Calii.. said:

"There was a hell of a noise? I was waiting for the plane ta ll. become unstuck and fall down.'

He said the passengers re xf mained ealatively calm

A. J. Klum. chairman of tin: f board of Mercury lnternationa . lnsurauce Underwriters, said Bin , stock purchased two 862.50 " round-trip insurance policies at 1, counter at Lockheed Airport ii,” Burbank. The policies named Bin. stock's wife. Eva R., as beneflcl

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Airport employees in Las Vega: said Binstock apparently did noi? leave the airport during his stay:

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Almost immediately after tls-7:; plane took off. Binstock went I 3.3 .the washroom. He stayed so long i 1 that one passenger said be we: I 3 about to notify the stewardesx ' when the plane lurched sharply. i The hole in the plane was sever I -. feet high and four feet wide. I 4' represented almost the cntir- it 1

wall of the washroom. What ap ,' peared to be the bullet holes wer. l 1 along the ripped edge of the fuel p 'i .

389- 1. A Western Airlines source sais ' that a break in the fuselage of ; plane with a pressurized cabin a high altitude would cause the al - inside to rush out with cxplosivu )1 force capable of ripping a section V l of the fuselage away. f Binsi.ock's son. Dr. Sydney Bin. y stock. said his father told him is: if was going to Las Vegas to checl . an a watch repair shop he was in x terested in buying. i i The elder Binstock's wife ads 0 also had not known he had gon 7'. to Las Vegas until he telephones i her from there at I p.m. ' "lie shouldn't have been so am

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"M the "Id 375 net low it um um anti... .1 m. Dcpqnmcnu or ssr tons below that used in me. n -- ' b'Mh”"" Vm 3” PW "5 P" The "soft" demand be time ' ' ' Agriculture. Experimental Farms, Discussions today Will lIIcllld- 1 VII epeved eonna-y trail in 0I- Iillau were 33. lib. 33 um. an" u.. no N”. "I am, H W lsntne . Harold Dewar Larter. complete operation could not be and has room for an additional , the p l g W "do... 'im” a, 7." "ma. M. ”& was attributed to uneasiness ma 1)." chum: Mganug, .11 yvaluated for several days. l.Ui0 in the transept and in in. Fertilizer manufacturers, dlstn- use of mnur cements. fertil . "Aay traveller who has backed nus. No alcotla had an uncle. ..,,"" " """,,,n,,,".", ." """IN'l and "caution" among sponsors of whom are City . ” save large k ' r -1.. b-non and extension -vecllli-ts ml V98”-bl” and ”" W ” " "' ' ”"”"'"' "WW 0' "'"'- 3" '''''l''''-''l 74' 1'' utkhaol Newfo1ind.i':nd woriid ""..;.. Tum” um." 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V - Netwlotsadlsad had 0.3 1 U Waterman. chairman of the col EDMONTON iCPi”Tl'9 "9'll' ” ,- :.':-'-'......- 1"..." c--'...........-'-t :: we .- e. 4” .0. uh 1 .9 ' , leod. as national president of the" i W b” ,,,il,F,;c:',::;;;f-,;f',;?.l::,,"',i;;:,u';';3 Social Credit Association of Canii mgm King-I md D.mmm, Unlverg sda was submitted at the national . my be" in 1,”. COl.llICll meeting in Calgary in ;. lie is chairman of Canadian M9"d"Yv '””0"'l P37” l"d9f A" .. Western Natural Gas Company 50”" V" "M l"dl.V- , 1. - and Northwestern Utilities Limited "MI'- ll-Ilse" found it nvcessar: 4 i m .r--'::.-"' ?3..T.'.:"' - '.2..":::: ' pe neg , an - ry easons. r. v director of many other Cgngdign. said. "His resignation was ac l industrial and financial orgsniss- copied with very deep regret." . lions including the Royal Bank. Mr. linnsell has been a memf ber of the Commons since 108!