THE WINNER! laurela are pro-1 aented to Lee. George Shackleton,

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or R. C. A. F. Station Greenwood llln successfully defended his tro-

Sunimorside. Group Capt. W. H. swetman Commandlni Officer of C. A. 1''. Station Summerslde shown above as he congratulat-

Bob Enman of Victoria West. P. I. l.. winner of the competition to dot- ermine the 1956 champion was db- feated by George Shackleton in I

pity in the Mari me Air Command es the winner and presents him separate competition to decide til

Truck Roadeo eld Thursday

THE WINNERS in Maritime Alrl lcftl Lac. George Shackleton of R.

rommand's Truck Roaiico. held at it C. A. 1''. Station Summerslde Tltiirsday. are shown above with

in with a duly engraved trophy. Lee. "-293: st -. - i

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C. A. F. Station Greenwood. N.. S. the national champion and Lac. Bob Enman of Victoria West. P.

holder of the trophy.

met-side the Maritime Air Com- mand thampion. Both airmen will represent the Command at the in- ter-Command playoffs in London

thcir trophies. They are (right to E. l. and R C. A. F. Station Sum-l during October.

tvidence In Ship Collision ls Continued

xrzw YORK ifipl--Tllf' 2h'-.ycar- ttltl ilitrd inzitc in charge of the

fog. igrowlnl out at the collision. no Mate Ernest Carstensulohansgnl 11"” 3” Win! "Ch om"- said. however. the weather was! The mate testified he received clear with a moon shining whenlliis last order from the Stock- the vessels crashed south of Nan- hoIm's captain. H. C. Nordcnsoit. tucket. N. s. July 25 with a loss lat 9:10 p. m and that the master of 50 lives. lleft the bridge about It minutes The lllalian Line says the night lawn The ships crushed shortly was goggyl after it p. in. Si-ctlish liner Stockholm's bridge (Tarstens-.lohansvn iostifii-d tin- Under qiioslioiiing by Under- nl the time of her t-ulllsion with,dcr cross-cxnnuiiation by Eugene iiood. the third mate said it was illr llullilil liner Andrea l)(il'liI tcs-iunrierwood. linltan Linc titlllnRftl.ilIIS experience that. in a fog the tilted Thursday he never had been in a federal court pre-trial hear-lmusler of the ship always came in sale charge of navigation in a in relating to damage nctlonsito the bridge.

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Lorgost Moat Pockor In United States Tied Up By Strike

CHICAGO (AP)-Operations of Swift and Company. the largest nioot packer in the United States. '9" crippled Thursday by a walk- out of 15.000 workers in 37 cities.

striking unions described atrlka as "effective." '

3'1" Wfmlliy produces about on-fifth of the us. federally-in spcctcdmrlkicat. !but the single-com III! I e rs sed no proamct of shortages. industry jourcgg uu IP19! I operating plants and other packing houses could boost their production to meet needs.

Fourteen pickets were arrested at Chicago's stocliyards for stop-

ddthgl. cars and trucks. but no ur ances were re rted i other cities. Po .

The federal mediation and con- ciliation service, which failed in II eleventh-hour bid to avert the walkout. set another meeting with the disputing parties for Monday CUT IIIIPMENTS

Farmers cut shipments of life- ltock to midwest markets as the strike got under way. The 12 prin- clplo midwest markets had Ml)! NW0? hogs and 1.500 fewer cattle on hutul then a week ago.

The strike started in an swift plants scattered around the roun- try while deadlocked negotiators still were in session. The negotia- tiona were broken off shortly there-

Around - the - clock pl('kPl lines were set up at most of the at- fccted plants. The two striking un- iond-the Amalagamted Meat Cut- ters and Butcher Workman and the United Packinghouse Workers -laid a check of their locals showed the walkout was "highly affective."

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Com any spokesman had stipend a ll-coats-an-hour len- oral wago boost la a thros-year contract with 10 cents effective at once. another It! cuts on the first anniversary Ind another all cents on tho recond-

Wagao currently .pald in the in dustry vary with job classifica- tions and plant location. The start- ing rate for unskilled workers in Swift's two Chicago plants is tl.C an hour.

Droggor Fleet Grows In N. S.

METAGHAN. N8. WP) - The 59-foot fishing dragger Edith Jane underwent sea trials here lately. marking another progressive step? by Nova Scotla fishermen under financial aid provided by the pro- vincial fisherznon's loan board and- the federal department of fisher-l

tea.

The sturdy-looking craft, a prod-l uct of Theriault's yards at Mete-p ghan River. was built for Captain lAtheling Elms of Glace Bay. it's a sample of progress. i

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. Slice the Loan Board Art as ' into effect. pruilnrial than, us? t1,6l4.l1l. lnflllltittal lnann luve varlltl-from 8150 it! styi,ooo 111.54 ltllll hoard is roiiiposed of meal with experienre in the fishing in- duatry. as well Iis gtn,'ernmem rep. "9591"-IUVP5 'l.lH'.V ili('llil'lP Chair- man R. J. hint-Sm-en. director is! marketing for the Nova Sent”. .19. pnrtmqit of agrlt-ullure, and Vicg. Chairman Brian Mt-light-r. director of fisheries for the trade and In. dustry (iepurlliiciil EFFICIENT Fl.ElCT

Fishermen fool the in-ograin In building an vfflrli-ill fleet. making it possible in travel farther and faster in llwlr search for good hauls. And not onlv is the fisher- MEH h9llWd llls' increased in- come helps to tiiiild a more proa- pemua er-onoim In the whole prov- ince.

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Greek Cypriots Coll Protest Strike On Eve Of Executions

inew Greek Cypriot organization has proclaimed a three-day work stoppage in protest against the scheduled execution of three Cyp- riot terrorists, due to be hanged at dawn today,

Thursday by PEKA - the new group-called for the shutdown of all stores and places of entertain- ment in honor of ”threg morg her- oes." Greek stand for mittee for Cyprus Struggle."

hantrlnsti" the leaflets declared.

The Guardian. Pa. if i Monday Sept. 24. 1

rule and unite this crown colon: with Greece. SECURITY PRECAUTIONS

As in other cases when prion! authorities were preparing for al- ecutions. the B r l t is it tmpsd . stringent a e e u ri t y precaution against disorder. Street: were cleared of traffic except for mill-. lary patrols. Coils of barbed win were let up as roadblocks at ma- jor intersections.

As Greek Cypriot merehlllh throughout the island shut down their stores. several thousand Cyp- riot construi-iion workers- at VIII Akrotiri air base west of Limautl went on strike.

NlC(iSlA, Cyprus own lives." VISITED IY PAIENTII

Tho condemned men -- slelios Ilavromatla. 13, Michael Koutsof- ins and Andreas Panayides, both 22-told their parents Wednesday that they would die at dawn to-. day-

Mavromatlii received the death penaltymr shooting at two Brlfllfll airmen. Koutsoftas and Panayides for killing an RAF corporal.

Police hid in he called out in Nlcala and Kyrenia today to dis- perse mobs demonstrating against the scheduled executions

Five persons have been ext-rutved

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Leaflets distributed in Llmasaok

The initials "PEKA" in

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"Cypriots will not be cowed by

-I - r he British !ln('e Greek C some 1000 workers at the Dill-i

d, i, M .i,. ,,., When they began their struggle. 53' i , W V 3 , Eordfifh '-ill-,,,, ,,,Ii,,'RutV Vgungg they knew full well mm. or them rloll Bel!!! I Camnaian of violence kelia military base in aouthu-Q L, Edith Jam, 4, L,HM- WM WM . might pl", in pay 10,. 1, with the... II months aguvlo throw off British Cyprus walked off their jobs. '. l52"ll"TSPlwWi'l diesel engine, in C'C"”-'CCrmw om-mj W ' -mu '7 : A .. :it:l'lllil,:DBdmu;'iili liil'Y.l5IlP.il aids to gummy In 3.-.d9q,,,,. .( mg iv .

E ”"”hd”"" w- 5- home of his sister. Mrs. Carrie

Hines, omit---umal ongiiieer and architect, is l-oiirt-riled with de- Ililll and Iimmvttoii of such craft while thvi air untivr construc- lion.

llndcr lllt l....n at-t, fish:-roinn have been atilr In hmld 252 hung,” up to 50 fret lpuaih, SR l0flEliliPl's --ht-tween Si mm on feet-and is 1 large and :21 minll draztzi-rs. I

IEDEQUE NOTES Mr. Willlniii Smith, Vit'toI'ia West, paid ii brief visit to Bede-

que on Seplriiiiii-r lfiih. ho was at-t-onipanied by his (laughter,

Captain llertx-rt Muttart. the Salvation Army, his ilittli. hlrlliday on liitii. Mr. Mullnrt

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in fishing. had the rare lur-k Inst lweek of landing trout. caught in the Sealer; pond at Freetown. Pi-pvmitsly he had rauli" llriie one-, but

Tyne Valley, were guests of rel- iativea here last Friday, Septem- her 14th.

l and Mrs. Bedeque, arrived home recently from his air force training, during the past summer. in Toronto. and

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September Allison to continue his studies dur has spent the ing the college year.

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