Maxims . A Cow" roll 8 Me” Man-P I u Prince Edwarcl lslancl lQDC.:ilslUUt van I-aas-Ldia eon. aeaa av e.vaava0P", A Likg Th; Dgw - i t '

r

s HIfillE8 LIMBED MOUNTAIN IN THE WORLD

i:.A':i”.;”.PI5.”.2...I2”.i:.R.r.t::'g.:.:...2.?ti.':..ir.e":: 15 Trapped In . ft 1 in Building Collapse

chenjunga, the highest unclimbed mountain in the world, DALLAS (AP) - A three-slorr-.3 l'lt'limS could he reached.

it was reported here today. building in downtown Dallas col- Air was being pumped into be

CANADA, rnuasomz. Juan 2. toss

BRITISH GROUP 00tl0llER

17211636 4

"Hospital Association ' Convention Activities

The Maritime Hospital Associa- tion. convening with the Maritime Hospital Aids Association and the Maritime Hospital Exhibitors As-

The expedition stopped only a few feet from the summit of the 28,146-foot Himalayan peak in order to avoid offending the local Sikkimese people who believe their gods live there.

Kanchenjunga was believed to be far more difficult

nections.

Major Strickland. of Halifax. was in the chair during a panel discussion on various aspects of

- . - . i.edtti:so..rcsrw.h ;';:;,-”,gI;,,,-,,-;g'o,;h-.g;f;;j;'g;;'; 33;, ggjg"-gymgg-";:r,;ge;;a5:;;, my to cums than 29.oo2.:oo;. Mount Everest. which was con- Silt... ii... ....i '2 on...' ....i?. l?...'ii'..”.' 5.”: ”.'i'.”.'-.5.3.'? '"”" ”'"'-' into their second day of activities nhodn MacDonald. Halifax. K. qufred by New Zealanfl 5 '5" Edmund H1113? and Sherpa 39'” WW? lieutenant ,said he The collansed building housed in '

guide Tenzmg No;-gay in 1953. had been in me luiildiiig and music store and a bar.

yesterday morning. when called together in the auditorium of Prince of Wales College. Mr. R. W. Skeat, Moncton. N.B.. Presi- dent of the Maritime Hospital Association. was chairman of the meeting. The report of the Pre- ' sidant indicated an ever-all in- crease in the number of hospitals coming within the activities of the Association in the Atlantic Pro- vinces. which now total 94.

The Secretary and Treasurer also submitted reports which in-

MacLennan and Lois MacDonald of Charlottetown took part.

ACCREDITED HOSPITALS

At the afternoon session. W. Douglas Picrcey, M.D.. Executive Director. Canadian Hospital As- sociation. Toronto, was guest

understood in persons were buried A building next to the coiapsed , under line rubble. structure was being torn down Lieut. J. C. Bishop of the Dallas and firemen said that might have emergency corps said four of tiielweakaned the structure.

Probe Near-Collision Of Jet And Passenger Plane

QUEBEC, tCPi--An official in- vestigation has been launched in- to a reported near collision be-

Evanii was a member of the----. ---.. successful Everest team. imountain His expedition arrived in lndia.Darjeeiing. in March, and failed in a first Evans' ex, d”ion was attempt to find a way up the as a reconnaissance for a full- mountan during the second week scale British expedition next year. in April. and had not been expected to be' , i Evan's expedition is sponsored able to attack the summit. 1 In the course 01 hi; add.-en. D.-, 'by the Alpine Club and the Royal Kanchenjunga is the world'sl pm-coy mm; "As yet many of Geographical Society. third highest peak, and became our cam.-iian 1.0591131. have not -According to reports received the highest uncllmbed mountainl ggkgn gdvgntggg or the bgngfjtg here Wednesday, the Evans ex- when Everest was climbed. It in 1,. den-ind from . gupvgy pedition is reported clear of the lies so miias eastiof Everest.

which is required before accre-

andv heading i

ll an

Maritime Poslmasters Convene The executive of the Maritime Branch of the Canadian Postmasters'. Association

ri'or to a two-day convention which opens at the Charlottetown

met last night p , Hotel today. They and front row left to right: J. S. Humphrey, Hampton Station.

no time were me two closer than 1.000 feet. In Ottawa. officials of the tran-

planes

N. 3.; Mrs. Jennie Cruikshank, Sherbrooke. N.S.;Ira S. Goode, Westville, N.s. Back gicnted the sound iinenciilrli :oai- d1 ti Th m C d . row. w. wright, San;-is, PJLL; G. N, Bud;-eski, Stella;-ton. N,S,; V. Ag M03;-, on of t e organlmtion. A t use i a on. ere 819 g 1 anal; H S h I F d a tween a Sabre jet fighter and a sport department's air regulations Chatham. N.B. V l3mer'8 mm W'- "X”?.i.JiEi:o i1i?.?if”;. --n....n.i i.Z'.l.” 35” ..i3i'fT”ln ”.if.'”i.f...ll..i. Ome, C 00 9 eral'l0l'l 5.”..5.f.?;'.'”i';.l;i?'2l.” ”.fr”.i1;”ii-h.fc.5'i.li 33323.3?” " "””””""” ”

Baseball League.

The incident occurred Tuesday over the outskirts of Montreal while the Braves were flying from Cincinnati to Quebec City

Plans in Canada". to be present- ed by Dr. Gordon E. Wrlde. P(ln- cipal Medical. Officer, National Health Grants, Ottawa was" de- ferred to a later place on the

surveyed, W per cent have re- ceived full or provisional appro- val. But since many hospitals have never applied for a survey, only 38 per cent of the 853 are

More than 100 delegates are a- pected to register this morning for the 21st annual conference of the Maritime Branch of the Can-

Growing Funcl Pr'o"n'1i'ses. tgzntrruglgdgtcggrgngid c..-...,.. L...

Heart Surgery. For Wiles Oi Jobless Steelworker

ily DON-MacKENZlE The defective valves already Canadian Press Correspondent are making Beu Lesso'I heart

tossed cheerfully Wednesday that she's "Just not deu1itg' over; the os t ca ear surgall-ry gzded to save her a. "'3 PM "V55 ””

Dam," W .a,y.,..,,u operation realised atnlong last. L,n.,m. gkunwurtm iustabtt jittery. she gnu-

ious illness.

ttmhm-. u I childhood 50". wt it was G0d'I will till! I I ould

"with all this fund-raising inui. sue hopes of

adlan Postinasters' Association which begins sessions at the Char- lottetown Hotel for two days. Mr. Jim Humphrey oi Hampton Sta- tion. N. 3.. will preside.

Playing host to the visiting dale- gates will be Mr. J. J. Connolly, Postmaster at Charlottetown. An

program due to the failure of the speaker to make plane con-

(Continued on Page 13 col. 2)

Brigautar W. W. Reid. D.S.O., r:.D.. was rs-elected president of the Provincial Council of the Boy Scouts Association at the annual meeting held 'ln the City Hall last night Patrons are the Hon.

he held, with the delegates the sta of R. T. Holman Ltd. At a 7.00 banquet the ggtmasters will be the guests of pson Bears and the T. Eaton Co. (Maritirnesl. Master of ceremonies on this oc-

Preinier. Hon. President

will he the presentation of 15 year if 3'3.-

fully or provisionally approved.

Scout Officers Named At

FREDERICTON (CPJ - Contin- uance of a subcommittee to in- vestigate sex and crime comics and other undesirable printed mat- ter was approved Wednesday by the Canadian Home and School and Parent-Teacher federation at its

Miss Dorothy Y ” of Edmon- ton. Alber chairman of the Na- tional Chii ren's " ” C it tea. the subcommittee will study pnssibuity of setting up a reg- of all destrlbutors of printed

of obtaining "more positive action"

i;;""?:'.T.'.'.lin...

increase loans to deserving stu- dents. i

Mrs. R.S. McLaughlin of Oshawa was re-elected honorary president of the federation.

The treasurer. Mrs. E.H. Batch. reported a balance of 39.054 on

cial needs until the and of this year.

” MONTREAL. tomes. pae-

for an exhibition game with their farm club.

There were conflicting versions of what happened. Some of those aboard the passenger plane said the let lisd "buzzed" their air- craft causing it to veer sharply to avoid a collision.

fighters are built. said he was testing the fighter when the pn- senger plane suddenly came into the area He said the Braves' plane was 15 miles off course and in ii regular testing area.

Heads Mdrihme Hospital Aids

Mrs. Jennie M. Loitch of Char- lottetown was elected president of the Maritime Hospital Aids As- sociation at the annual meeting

HDNEY if” -."ITlu gploud ll:a.lwSich:'llI:s Holt p.oui.ild:miaIl bgdhi:;'oli)'(Jllveil)llol:t:wl:l'lt1 belll'dlv:: annual meeting here. current account at the end of Ell C00-'41 "19"" '95 Pilot Mid YIIW-'d8Y ll-FY1110! 0' WP1” 'u' d ' 3” e” W" M” the last year and shall of ser- afternoon tea at four o'clock will Under a resolution submitted by April. This niust suffice for iinim- of Canada' Ltd” Where the let

Tlialnteeting was held concur- rently with the Maritime Hospital Association and presided over by Mrs. L .3. Moran, of Chatham. N. B.. the retiring president.

Dr. W. Douglas Piercey. exe-

tios is not to correct "9f,l,l" "' "'”"l”'- 3 in M V A T. W. L. Prowse. Lieutenant-Gow nutter in Canada. 0 d 1 ffilnls said that at cutiva " actor. Canadian Hospital the valvular condition Wlllcll ll! I” 'm ""m' rum" 1 "5 1c;g:,.?:5;Y:,5 parlmra g'u.' Maf,;u'?el: ernor. and Hon. A. W. Mathesop. Also tobe investigated are means ma ar n r l i A t " A 1'9;-onto. in addressing

the meeting on public relatioi-.is.., Leompltrnontsd the . hers on.t.bo'

rheumatic fever. b d t M . w. cars. 3, gen, G. D. Dealoux from Ittornew enersl doinr,tmInt-s . . , ,

lint by wednudoy. si.oi4 had ,:,5,f.'..i".,.,e2..,, .. ,.,.,,,'i4.,'f.,,...' Vi residen tgiciudo. aorece tlirnishlesal g snneiuntbor ived at the trI,ns- - 1" in -- v. 4 . been collected in a "dlmgash V? (or the Mummy, . Ma . Co ' 4” ”l”"""' Will I - . .. i wallet! by N r .- drive for the 03. re- 39 7 , .i . - . 1. .VAa.dm1u u” t

r

" niii Lane. a second World War

servlce .u to work on the open hearth of Sydney steel plant. Staff cut a year ago left him wiiiionlpie sot: and be ill! haunted that local national em- ployment service office for work ever since.

Bess Legge was stricken with rheumatic fever when she we: 10. She suffered a recurrence oi

s's raolt brilliant heart

Coming Events

"Your Sltittdli IIJIC Jamboree -ronim.

G to ' an i . A 4'”'P"'N "M-f”-,-i-. . . - " Ifl. Mr. M. 3 s k k . '31!

I r roll H I ' r, missloner anti Assistant Provlii I

post of Lone Scout Commissioner was Frank W. Jaiks. rtoy U. iiiacuuiivruy was ap- pviinteo secretary and Dr. George usher treasurer unu chairman of the Finance Coinmittea. -n----- The iaxecutivr Commissioner is ti. tnoroun mart Lnuirmaii oi mo lruiiiiiig Com-

Ooyle. area superintendent.

The silent speaker for the after- noon session will be Mr. Alli-ad Tait. regional director for Family Allowances in Prince Edward Is- land. The election of officers for the coming year will take place at 4.00 p.m.

Iris. W. W. Bald. D.l.0r

concerning sale in the United States of objectionable comics published in Canada. - Other resolutions urged educa- tion of parents to guide the choice of c' lldren's reading matter: fed- eral grants-in-aid for training and recruiting librarians and extending library services. and good reading

. i-' B.-neg uwn-i" dangerous tee conditions.-anvil

Nawfoundlaiid into the st. Lawrence River.

The straits are between Newfoundland and Labrador. The freighter. a Fjell line ship is bound for Montreal.

GAMES WORK RECOGNIZED

.!.0 hi. fAPl - Top British

ing the country's booming indus- trial machine and threatening mil- lions with unemployment.

Freight deliveries by rail were running an estimated one-fifth of normal. Factory stockpiles of raw materials slowly dwindled and threatened to shut down some key industries such as the steel mills

year- '3. - Otliac officers elected -&e: Mrs. P. I. Connolly, Sydney, N. 3..

Clinic where it is hoped the will . . . director or Nova ii. i . ' l o tr d i ffl ll filed Wed-

bt GPHIW 0- 5? W-' -WW """”i"' gm 3"” ”'"”” mils om..disu-let. director for Coxnmisslonenwere R- 9- 95"” hanilld'l')eeIn.l'le1z:iril!ed.f:'l'lim llliznilrlllleld '””"'"'''''"d M '" '””' neldeavuglghl otocelul .1 count-no 1" Vi" ''”m'”' M" A" 3'

P" funded ” on ul Nam. N"' M” "M M5 "- 5- "ll A' R C”e""' Nun" ” um States parent - teacher association N" "M. um 1". "um i” wide railway strike that is slow- 2;: H?” m; ' ii , 1'5. . . 5 am.

John. 8rd vice president. Mrs. Frank Mccarron. Southporf. P.E. 1.. 4th vice president. Mrs. Russell McPhee. Glace Bay. secretary, Miss Zita Garnler. North Sydney. treasurer. Mrs Minnie MacQnai'- ria. Westviile. N. 8.. liason of- ficer. Miss Margaret Mccormiicis. North Sydney. zone chairman.

"Regular Dance. It. Ryan Hall, ti. 5 , V g - . -

Wm Thursday. it'in'lduii.e'l-. il'.'i."l.'.l.'. tzlnuhallg loll: P " ' g mm” " A 'l- ””m” ”.””' Pr idcnt "fArlid.:(ll:pl,eydsl'le(lfillltionun;'g:n the ;vA,Elwl,NER lc,',,.'7f,'.'"'1:y..iVi; byThu:gltliT:ilfnlri:llii' authorlbcd in. M” T- -7- 5”"'M- 1W””- W" birthday - ur mum" "'”" ”e""”' ""'5”'"' H” " British Columbia federation asked 3”" ' C "mi" T l ' 4 - bus ' to op- 0mw'- Mm Ru Elli-on. Mill-

"See Bedltitle Playul h Wit t Medals and Awards Committee is P-"IPll'e Gtlmel "' W" "ate in and out of London in help stream. N. 3.. lone officer. Mrs.

sine Road Hall. tonight.

"Dance. In Andrew's II. It. Iiewart every Wednesday.

"Dance Mit. ltewast Memorial

"I'll so HAPPY"

Bill. Bess and their 16-month- old blonde daughter Kendall have been living with Bill's parents since his wife took a turn for the

vestigation of Revenue Minister

At A Glance

Wednesday . A CCF motion calling for an in-

headed by A. M. Martin and the Public notations Committee by w. R. riui-non. Auditor is italpn Manning.

de in audition to the officers,

that groups working on suggestions for revision of the federal juvenile delinquents Act be permitted to sub- mit their recommendations.

APPROVE RESOLUTION

named a freeman of the city by city council Tuesday night in rec- ognition-of his work in connection with the Games last summe. He is the llth person to be named I freeman of Vancouver.

move workers from the congested capital. Scotland Yard , ' -' to motorists to stagger their journeys home after work in an effort to relieve traffic chaos.

Clifford Sherren. Alexand n. P. I, 1.. zone ofifcer.

spun is A

lsll Friday. Bursa Orchestra. worse. l::tCe.tin'll)';allr(.iIt)e.1l)tP"l?l'lttollI6a.s I,:ic:::er:o,?:15::'oflxE?r'::"3l.ati":'I;i The meeting also approved at sum" "nsiice Cardrol Ielsonl. l'ri- "Jun " 1”” '5. "Twang Nmtlilulr Stewart (c'.(.m-wi""lp.e1 Dr. Harold Shaw C. W. lvic: rBui(t,ilullhllI lmnhii Nfovtl rilclmlla tlilllll M b h. W Y0 lll ll" Jun ml" 1"."'o"h'u" ll1tll.:.t'ao:h ClI.l:C llrwmtl stlllili-cta)" :Thl)r.thMcCagmaI::lcalsnt: Arlhmlt lnsmcmr w' H' N”tm' fellerasl gnlllm ll.l'0V?MfiIl ol??VEI'"'l W Tu” Now w"RrKular Daaoe. Gnplad gt she will make the trip to PIlia- "'53 .33,-;';, ";,,"l;,,,":g-';me,';;- (iillllnidlminshwiwgllfiihii Scolrliil -------e---rm--'"""' " "rm l" "mu" mi At h 1- L vel Loca" S HE" .1 , . mm. .. . . I s . ' ' l . .' ' ..f.;'”"'' "” itillii .3. .'l.:”'n ".:”.'i."'....i:t -or in 0'"-"o'- Wm WM" S..”3'i' n..-i'i””ni'.'t...”i ” M” u A w And 59": '9 es .9 Y van" .t 0"." kg mid” "03 W MN 0 Pill! MIN. ?,Tde.c."' "Id he bu Mm” to Committees i 'J'.: Medal . e n The Scouting population in Scouts. The continlent Wm 5- ume, mm”. mm... or n.:ee:m;ai:urh'en;:eiud the tour. u'l;lIilc5tCtiami;i,t::)isrex;t;:.:g lgglmta 49 gt3:l:.sn.RM. (l;Aart)l;1;p'llilon.H(gl.vag; Exfend cgnfl-acf Prince Edward island rose to its 5l:c:lev:s iccguiee Illl:adf:'tI.r leaner; 'h"'"" she flicked a tear from one tive motion dsmgandina an ind?-pill: MIcFIrlIne; Finance.'Di. Georse F Ff D man"; I"? m mmjy " Y.” ". heipins on Sub-Camp and Jim- "Beachwood Ierdu. Cornwall. blue eye and added with . rush; dent investigation of all govern- Fisher. R. S. P. Jardine. S. M. or lvg av: 99"” fl l” """”', me” '"5 ” borer Headqulrtirn 518"- uv open (9, 5. 3...... 1.. "Qvu-yang an. 1,." I, made... ment operations. Maclnnix. W. C. S. MacDonald; . the Provincial Council of the Boy The Lon. scout punch undu- served. till: I'm so heavy." r diPi"iri5emlldin1l4s.tier st. lzajurbseigt In- Training. 1'. SA. iiiiscoll, W. is. All)loET5V?ll'.ll(.EP(lApilCT-(T) Tllhd oil: Cltivocdlitdabehrosld Tl: ill-lgshit tllliteidwciilhlulhgil lliirc'cyesfrl.'l"';el:' -' ' We 0 IV Del" Ween LePage. J. . W ker. Harry i'. , - ll" - - "llamgg 3.". 3.3. mg. no 1 an d. d 1 1 . I - . P bu R , motoigcompany agreed Wednesday dent, Brig W. W. Reid. D.S.0.. Two rim clan Lone, smut; are llgue. Friday. use are. Doe PLANI wlnrr smom; tiolillsnwlllmbe.ilet:hied?ell:it.:.iei:glh- i'llnil)3rnotll iicheit "1 ' "VHW "l9"'l"" 0' "'9" E-D-- Pmided- anions applicants tor positions

M . is oh , ., '”"' ”" ” ' oiiNsvA. swiiuriud (Reuters)

oiled.

. . l - The Sena empowered in mm: Large Bill Ledweil Emer Mur

Dhv. Bob Schurman.

contract. just 11 hours before 140,- 000 Ford workers were scheduled

"St. Thomas Aquinas cake Isle. Two cases of gold. wet hln an ist committee to n ui in . c to so on strike. llolmnns. Friday. Jun 811. I Pollllds and valued at. 11.),0lll. activities of various ai gncllgs col)? M'mP"' 0' "19 (-0U"C" W”-ll Mr I c rum. Ford workers across the United o'clock. vanished from a locked..compart- cemed Wm. roman, murm above are as follows: Mike ' ' ' States had been poised to leave u ment in a Geneva-Zurich express travel in Called: ' Campbell .r. w. Hyndman. i. A. """”"' C"'""""'""' their jobs at 12:01 a.m. local time w"W ill!!! Flitllsl nlshi. train Tuesday a were found Thursday Burnett. Spurgeon Jenkins, Mrs. . Thursday on call from the union. '""F 3- M38100 IN-bl Ell I-ter Mus neart ii-aoir. Police The Commons will consider gov- R. 0. Parent. Mrs. J- A- MIc- Pilgfg Rggggfgd But the contract extension um" itollie MacKensla's Orchestra. theorlaed that a robbery plan had ernment business The Senate will Mluan, H. E. Miller. J. A. Mac- , Monday morning eased lhe pros- ..(. , gone wrong. gn, (continued on Page in col. 2) was" sure that had been building up to "l' T"Vd" 3'” . n "'9 steadily In the bargaining room "Mt"! Club. lllldlve DIIW-II ' 0 0 since negotiations started seven to incite Doria Junbuee Basil. fesgnfs I f . To Kenfvl e Mayof HONOLULU rsra-rour veteran weeks ago. . . I . Korean war Jet pilots said Wsdna - UAW p r e s i ti 0 ii t Walter P.

Insult! Bill lelnxiets Itvtee. 0.8

v'.;?:.".i:,', "” ofcliutra. cnig is i1.:io.

"Dance h linggg jg; fps. dancing. lftnlc by. (3. Wm gwgng. ;;mI;yiIs par tvna.ns.' t'g!elIl:"whu1,& it TE": i

”lrssdilbIm;;wtm

i

during more than two years in China to " trading"

"provocative attach."

N

day they resisted "brain washing '.

one but pleaded "gullw" into China and

Political Action Will Be

TLC Reiects Tie-

Rcuther said the union and com-

Red pany "are still far apart on many

important issues. in addition to the

question of the guaranteed annual wage." l

The total number of Scouts is 418. Cubii 7l7 and leaders 117. for a grand total of 1261. This is an increase of in over last year.

New groups welcomed this year were lst Central Royalty Scout Troop, ist Moreii Wolf Cub Pack and 1st Soiithport WoHCub Pack.

Prince Edward island. the re- port noted. was honored by the appointment of Brigadier field to the position of Camp Chief of Sub-Camp Atlantic. 0th World Jamboree to be held at Niagara- on-llie-Lake from the liltli tn the 28th of August. R. C. Parcnt has been selected as Contingent Lea-

wilh the Jamboree Contingent.

in spite of very poor weather for camping. a record number of Scouts and Cubs turned out last year. it was recorded. in all, 457 members attended l2 camps in the Province. This total rep- resented ll": of the Scout popu- lation. an inrreaiie hers compared with last yenris total. The campe days numbers 3224.

Reports presented and covering in detail much of the year's work included, Charlottetown District report by Dr. G C. Fisher and the Siimmt-rside District report

der for the group of island

by Eric Tanlnn.

-Non-Partisan

up With The CCF

veniion ditch a resolution calling

mlttee.

The convention Wednesday un- lnIlTll')lllly endorsed the terms of an historic merger with the Cana- dian Congress of Labor.

The merger will bring together i.uoo.ooo Canadian union inelnbcs into a single organisation. the largest labor body fa Canada's history.

By its action late Wednesday. the 000.000-member TLC became

l the first of the big four central

labor bodies of North America to atce formally the provisions of the with their long- medias labor rivals.

In the United States. the AFL and Clo-eons st. of the TLC and CCL - are in the midst of nniflciatton negotiations. la Can- ada. the CCL is to deal with the