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CONSERVATIVES C ELEBRATE VICTORY

Long-time leader of PE l's Con- servative party. Dr. W.J.P. Mac- Millnn (center! proudly introduces the winning candidates Angus

night at the Community Centre. Whooping it up for three hours prior to the arrival of the elected candidates the large crowd of

Shaw. Mayor J.D. Stewart, Dr. J. A. hlacliflillan. and others. -;'ba'.r- mail for the occasion was Mr. Alban Farmer, QC. Feature of

succc.-.xful candidates addresscd the audience briefly. pledging themselves to be worthy always of the confidence that had been

MacLean. tleft) and Heath Mac-,Conservative supporters heard aythe program was a most cnjcy- placed in them.

Quarrie Irightt Conservative rally staged

two,

CITY AND CENTRAL

HOUSE WIRING - Free csti-l mates. Storey Electric i

FREE CHURCH of Scotland

The 37th annual meeting of the Institute of Chartered Account-

: P"95bY”"'-V OI Fr" CI'"J"3I' "I l ants of Prince Edward islunxi was Scotland in P.E.I., will meet Wiihl

held in the Queen Hotel at uhlcll

WE TREAT me SICK WOIL Gm UN? f0HfZNL'ations of the Western the following officers were elected:

3"" Pharmac” ape" 8 a''"' to charge. on Tllcsday. June llth. all

I p.tn.

. VISIT HI-STYLE Millinery. Gt. George Street. "where every style in Ht-Style."

ONION sets :4!" In stock. Ii lhs for Si till post paid. Vessyis Seeds. York.

DR. D-0IRON'S Dental Office. their sons in Montreal and Van- lunm. LAM. Rnninsnnh John L, (;n,.:, summerside. will be closed from icouvcr. They also visited with rel-H-m. Cc. Hickey Rninn vi". Man.

June fvth to July 3rd inclusive.

COME TO THE Zion Scout and Cub Concert and Campfire Tiles- day. June lith at 7.00 p.m.

FREE CHURCH of Scotland service Thilrsday June 13th Argyle Shorc. ll p.m.

ALI. TAXES in Springton Dis- trict not paid before .lune 30th.: will be handed in for collection.l By ordcr of Trustees.

MEETING POSTPONED - The regular meeting of the City Conn-n cil was postponed last night Wllflnt a quorum of councillors failed to report for the meeting. Present. last night were ills Worship May-, or Stewart, Councillors Gaudct.i Gormley and O'Neill. The meeting will take place this morning at 0:15.

LADIES: "New" Makes straight hair slay curly without petrmancots. Available now at Glggcy's Pharacmy ,

Curl Control"-

DIES IN WEST - . Laughiin. formerly of Clyde River died in Edmonton. Alberta, June 3. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. .lohn MacLauglilln. His moth- er was a MacLean. The late Mr.

Mafballllhlin SPO!" 3 number DI TIERNI-jY.. At the ch,-n-inimnwn returned in Toronto Greenwood-

years in the Sanatorium here, where he operated in canteen. He is survivlcd by three brothers. Iran Nelson and Loilis. all in Alberta.i and a sister. Mrs. Helen MacPhec,t In :West Vancouver. internment was at Grande Prairie

APPOINTED SUPERVISOR -. Word has been received that Mrl R.P. VanAlstine has been appoint- ed supervisor for the W.H. Mal- kin Company. one of the largest food distribiltors and wholesalers. in Vancouver. The Company is owned by Garfield Weston. It will

be recalled that Mr. VanAlst:ncV My-En5L M me pvigjv nosnnnn in York . Sunbury in New pm.-.3.

until a few months ago was the; manager of the fruit department: of Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd. in Charlottetown. Mrs. Van Alstinei and their three children will I:-mic, shortly to Join Mr. VanAlstinc in Vancouver. '

IN MEMORIAM

JACKSON - in loving memory of our brother. Hugh Jackson. 1 who was drowned June ilth.l IRA.

Fund Is the memory that lingers. Dunc Is the one that's gone. i

In memory we hold you. dear Bush

An long as the years roll stong.l

Inns Inland by sisters Murgw

udtndln.

cksoorrumxs

iaotnnnyatno nu Calvin Ilflpwishlotbsnk ulithone 3t cork and letters of

Cape Travcrse ti p.m. to moder- ,ate it call.

EPERSONALS

Vlr and Mrs Allison llaritinnon have returned to Charlottetown after a coast to coast automobile trip during which tliey visited with

,ativcs in Spokane. Washington: Portland, Oregon, Hamilton. Ont- ario and Lynfield. Niass.

BIRTHS

l

i WO0D- At the Print-c County Hospital on Sunday. June itth. to Mr. and Mrs. Lester wood. Sum- merside. a son. 7 lbs . 15 ozs.

MURPHY-At the Charlottetown Hospital. June 8. 1957. to Mr. and

7 lbs. 11': ozs. TRAINOR-At the Charlottetown!

Hospital. June 7. 1957.. to Mr. .0 al

and Mrs. Louis Trainor Inee Flo- ITIICC l..1wless'. Kinknra. n l daughter, weight 7 lbs. 11 ozs.

CLARKIN- At the Charlottetown Hospital June 9. 1957 to Mr. and- Mrs. Richard Clarkin. Emyvale a daughter Elizabeth Paulette, Weight 7 lbs. 3 ms.

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mun" A. MM. MACLEAN- At Wilson Memorial heavy ,nnjn,.ny M." M, inne prn.

Hospital. Marathon. 0nt.. May. Hth. 1957 to Mr. and Mrs. lraj MacLcan tlvlarjorie Sanderson) a daughter 7 lbs.. ii ozs. Marlene- June. l

Hospital on June 9. i957 to Mr., and Mrs. Gerald Tierney. New Haven inec Eleanor McQuaidl a daughter. Gcralyn A on. Weight 7 pounds 395 ounces.

AIIAYNOII” M II” P"I"" Edward 1 labor spokesman. Mrs. Ellen Fair-

lsland Hospital. Monday, Junel 10th. to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph; Raynor. Mt. Herbert, s daugh-i ter. Melody Ruth, weight if- lbs., 1 oz.

DEATHS

June 10. Mrs. George Myers. ofl Crapaud. in her hifth year. Rc-i mains will be transferred from ' hawson Funeral Home this after-l noon to her late rcsidencc. Crap- nmi. Funcrnl notice later.

i - WISNEII - At the Charlottetown

Hospital on Saturday. June 5.. James Richard Wtsner. 47 Don: cheater Street in his Dist year. His remains arc resting at the Hennessey Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held this morning at 9:15 to St. Dunstalfs Basilica for Requiem High Mass at 9:30. interment in the Catholic Cemete 3.

flMI'I'II- The death occurred on June ioth of Leslie Robert Wil-l llnm Smith of Baldwins Road. His remains will be transferred from the Henncssoy Funeral Home to his late residence. Baldwin Road. this evening. Completed funeral nrrangu- nc-uts will be announced later.

GILIJO-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Monday. June II. IIB7. Chrinflne Mackenzie. widow of the late Frank Gilits of

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President. K.T..V. Lapp of M it”. 'St-Iturman and Co. Ltd. Summer- sidc; rice presidcnt, .l.ArlNur Gar- rett. Cliarlottctnwn: serrriary treasurer. H. Gordon William of HR. lloatte and Co. town: student registrar, H. R Hell- nessey. Charlottetown. i Othcricnuncll members: I E. iHickey. J.R. Leard. R.W. Men- jning. W.E. Massey. AN. Mac-

.ning. Members of Council of the Can-

adian lnsiitute of Chartered Ac- ;

C'1:irlnitr.-l

at the monsterlsuccession of speakers including. able sing-song coliducted by C-un-f last Dr. W..l.P. .VIacMillan. Mr. Walter cillor O'Neill. Each of the

l Annual Meetinkg Institute Of Chartered Accountants

Guardian Photo.

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countants: K.T.N. Lapp and H.

Gordon Williams.

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I How Prominent

Continued from page 1 Hon. Lionel Chevrier, formcr

. g . ltransport minister who returned M” Pamck M"'l'Il-V- 5P"'"l1:,io politics this year after thrcc field. a datlghter, Jean hlaric. 1

years as president of the St. Lau-

lrcncc Seaway Authority, was con-

ceded clection in Montreal Laur- icr, retaining the seat for the Lib-

Northcrn Affairs Minister Le- sage was conceded re-election in Montmagny-L'lslet. a constituency he has held for the Liberals since 1945. ! Hon. Louis Beaudoin. Speaker of the Commons in the last Parlia- ment, was conceded re-elcction in Vaudrcuil - Soulanges, with a grcssivo Conservative opponent. Marcel Bourbonnai-s. James M. Mscdonnell. lanky. 72-year-old financial critic for the Progressive Conservatives. was

Hon. Earl Rowe. cabinet mem- ber of the Conservative govern- ment of 1930-35. was re-elected in Duffel-in-Simcoe for the Progres-r alve Conservatives. l

The Progressive ('onservatlves'

clnugh, got a return ticket in Ham- ilton West.

Works Minister Winters. Nova Scotia's representative in the cab- inet, was dcfcatcd in Queens - Lunenhilrg.

Labor Minister Gregg was an- other government casualty. losing

wick.

Lcon Balccr, national president of the Progressive Conservative Association. was returned to his third term as member for Trois- Riviercs after a close fight with Liberal Francois Nobcrt ..GRAND FALLS. Nfld. tCPI--

K. T. N. LAPP

1 Members Elected

Conthulcd from page I

changed.

Montreal Verdun-xYves Leduc. unchanged.

Montreal St. Jacques--xRoland BPBUIIF). unchanged.

Coast-Capilnno - xHon. James Sinclair. unchanged.

Rosthern-xwalter Tucker. un- changed.

Mackenzie River--xhlervyn A. Hardic. unchanged.

Ilmnbcr - St. George's-xH. M. Batten. unchanged. '

Russell-xJ. 0. Gour. unchanged.

Richelieu - Vercbcres-xLuclen Cardin. unchanged.

Montreal - Malsouneu-e - Rose- lnount-x.l. P. Descfiatelets. un- changed.

Niagara Fa I l I - xWilliam L. Houck. unchanged.

Inverness - RichmondxAllan J. MacF.nchen. unchanged.

Quebec Monlmorency-xWilfrid Latlroix. unchanged.

Quebec East--XIII. lion. Louis St. Laurent. unchanged.

Charlotte-xA. Wesley Stuart. unchanged.

Montreal Dolinrd-xGuy Rou- leau. unchanged.

llent (N.B.)-xHerve Michaud, unchanged.

Shelburne - Yarmouth - Clare -xT. A. M. Kirk. unchanged.

Essex East-xi-Ion. Paul Martin. unchanged.

Montreal st. Denis - xAullus Denis. unchanged.

Esau West-xDon Brown. changed.

Montreal Mrrrier-xMarcel Mo- nette. unchanged. 1

Montmugny ' Illslet - xHon. Jean Lessge. unchanged.

lift-

Llbersl T.G.W. Ashboui-no was the first h-andidnte elected any- where in Canada in Monday's vot- ing. He retained Grand Falls- Whlte Ray - Labrador for a third

rm. NEW GLASGOW tCPt -- Henry H. McCuiloeh. 7iLy!-ar-old dean of Maritime members in the Corn- mons. lost Piclou constituency for the Liberals. Conservative H. Russell MacEwsn won by a heavy majority. Mr. Mccullocb sat in the House for 22 years- RIVIERE-DU-LOUP. Que. lCPi Jean-Paul St. Laurent. son of the prime minister. retained his Tern- lucounta constituency with a hefty margin over his lone opponent. Progressive Connervntive Antoine Frechette. He first won the seat for the Liberals in n ma by-eiec- llon when he also defeated Mr.

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at the lesbian Funwul llome.

sunauruuul.- can-urown. anus sine. Achilles

wldwsl-A h&

nus Ir I! kill U

Montreal Lnurier--Hon. Lionel Ciievrier. unchanged

Montreal ilocheiagawxnaymond. Endcs. uiicbnnged.

Montreal outs-nmonf - St. Jean --xllnmunld Bourquc. unchanged.

Chsmplulnxlrenee Roohefnrt. un- changed. Gaiinenu-xltodolphe Leduc, un- changed.

Di. Mnnricc - Lnfleche-x.f. A. Richard. unchanged.

Lu - st. Jenn-xAndre Gentil- ier. unchanged. I Lsngueli - xAugustg Vincent. unchanged. l Ottawa Enst-x.lean T. Richard, unchanged.

Mundvw Lake-xJ. II. Harrison,

unchanged. Instunny East shines A.

' lyrue. unchanged. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

Cape Breton south Donald Maclnnta. Iln from CCF. Tints - Hees. unchanged.

Toronto lgllnuu - xbonald nemlng. unchanged.

Waterloo South-William Ander- son. gain from Lib.

Lnnnrh-xWiIIinm Blair. un- changed.

any North-Percy Noble. gain from Lib.

lnlfnn ttwo mnmbufll - lab- on J. Me-Cleave an Ital br-

Charlottetown

lobert s. rm. manner of "-

185 has been transferred fax manager of the Novel Sco- this of that hotel during the

Born and educated at Brighton. . Mr. Pitt was associated all hotel operations before com- ing to Canada in 1928. I

lie was presented with. a ill" by the Rotary Club El "'9" II.'"k' 1! dinner meeting at the char- iottetown yesterday and is sched- uled to leave on Sunday 10 ”' sumo his new duties.

Frank Peilerin. assistant man- iager at the Nova Scotlan. who has frequently been in Charlotte- town as relief manner. will tilt! over the management of the Char- iottetowu next week-

Lib. Perth-xJ. Waldo Monteith. un- changed.

Blmcoe North-Heber Smith. un- changed.

Iloynl .- xA. J. Brooks. un- changed.

Queens (two members) - xJ. Angus MBCIEBII and Heath Mac- quarrie. unchanged and 8310 "Om Lib.

Brantford - Jack Wratten. gain from Lib.

Montreal Pnpineau W xAdrlen lneunier. unchanged.

Meganltc - xJoseph Lafontaine. unchanged.

Illmouskl changed.

Vnudreuil - souianses-XL 0 u I I Rene Beaudolu. unchanged.

Montreal Cartier-xLeon Cres- tohl, unchanged.

Bellechnsse-xOvide Laflamme. unchanged-

Iles-de-Ia-Mndeielne - xcharles Cannon. unchanged.

Berthicr - Mnskinonge - Dela- nuudlere-x.loseph Langlois. un- changed.

Benuhnroln - Sniaberry-xRob- ert C ': .uncbnnBed.

Montreal Laval - xLeopold De- mers. unchanged.

Montreal Lafontaine - x.l. G. Ratelle. unchanged.

Nicolet - Yauukam - Paul Com- tois. gain from Lib.

Parry sound - Muakokn Gor- don Aiken. gain from Lib. Vancouver Centre - Jung. gain from Lib.

Saint John-Albert-xThomas M. Bell, unchanged.

Dlgby-Annapolis-Kings-xGeorge C. Nowlnn. unchanged.

Victoria - Carleton-xGage W. Montgomery. unchanged.

Colcbester - Hunts-Cyril Ken- nedy. gain from Lib.

Eigln - xJ. A. McBain. un-

vGerard Legure, un-

Douglas

changed.

Cumberland-Robert C. Coates, gain from Lib.

Pietou-H. Russell MacEwsn, gain from Lib.

slmcoe East. - P. B. Rynard. gain from Lib.

Lincoln - John Smith. gain from Lib.

Carleton - Richard A. Bell. un- changed.

Brandon-Sourls - xWalter Dina- dnle. unchanged. Middlonn Welt - Thomas. gain from Lib. York North -- C. A. Cuthcrs. gain trim Lib. Bonaventure Neree Arsen- ault. gain from Lib. Ontario - xMichael Starr. un- changed. Cape Breton North and Victoria -Robert Muir. gain from Lib. Prince Edward - Lennon-Clan encn Mllligun. unchanged. Queens - Ilunonburg - Lloyd R. Crouse. gain from Lib. Toronto Pnrkdnle - Arthur Ma- loney. gain from Lib. Toronto Rssedule - David J. Walker, gain from Lib. York - Scarborough - Frank C. McGee. gain from Lib. Huron-XL. Elston Cardiff. un- changed. Norfolk-J. Evans Knowles. gain from Lib. Micterln t0nt.)-xC- W. Hodg- son. unchanged. Hastings - Frontenac-xG-ergo 8. White. unchanged.

William

Leeds -xlisyden Stanton. un- changed.

Trols . Iuvlcrns-xbson Bnlcer. unchanged.

Iluiton-C. A. Best, unchanged. Toronto Davsnpottr-M. Douglas Morton. gain from Lib. Bruce-xAndrnw E. Robinson. unchanged.

Hamilton East-Quinta Martini. gain from Lib.

llunllton South-lobby McDon- ald. gnin from Lib.

Toronto lllgh Pnrk-John Ruch- snpa. gain from Lib-

Lnmbton Went-xJ. W. Murphy. unchanged.

st. John's East - James Mc- Grsth. gain from Lib.

Wellington - Ilurou-IM nrvln Hows. unchanged.

Grey-Irlee-lrlo Wlnkler. gain from Lib.

York Centre-Fred ltlnson. gain from Lib.

Gleugu-ry - Prescott - Oslo Vil- lsneuve. gain from Lib.

Lsmbton - Kent - Ernest Camp boil. Illa from ub.

'l'sronts dpsdlun-ncbnrlos I. Rea. unchanged.

Essex south-Richard Thrasher.

from Lib

III! . Winn! South-0oI'& CNNI.

Gresn.unc . Marathon-

bsft.hlnfromI.lb.

Vaueuuvc Inn-s

gnhfrunlldb

Mnun-cull -cu-tIsr-I.n-

ic-Jokn ulufeom

Qnrlottatiowu Hotel since July.

1. Mr. Pitt was mans!" Royal

Visit of the King and Queen in use

Hotel Manager

is Transferred To Halifax

ROBERT E. PITT

Taylor. gain from Lib.

York South - William G. Beech. gain from CCF.

Calgary South - Art Smith. un- changed.

Calgary North - XD 0 u g l a s Harkness. unchanged.

urllum -Percy Vivian, gain from Lib.

Benfre South James Bnakln, gain from Lib- Marquette Nicholas Mand- uiuk. gain from Lib.

Prince All-art-xJohn G. Diefen- baker. unchanged.

W.

Prince - 0. H. Phillips. gain from Lib.

Mlddlesex East - xHarry 0. White, hanged.

York - Humber-xMiss Margaret Aitken. unchanged.

Toronto Danfurth-xR. Hardy

Small. hanged.

York East.-xR. H. McGregor unchanged.

oxford-xwallace Nesbitl. un- changed.

Montreal Notre - Dame - de

Grace - xwillism Hamilton. un- cnanged.

CCF

art. unchanged. Selkirk-xWilliam A. Bryce. un- changed.

Winnipeg North Ceutre-xStan- Icy Knowles. unchanged. Timlskamlug - Arnold Peters.

gain from Lib. - Jake Schulz. gain

Springfield from Lib.

Rouetown - Itlggnr - xM. J. Coidwell, unchanged. Dauphin - xFred 8. Zsplitny, unchanged. Timmlus - Murdo Martin. gain from Lib. Assinlbolu w xHazen Argue. un- changed. Hubomldt - Melfort - xH. A. Bryson. unchanged.

Vancouver East - xHnrold Winch. unchanged. Portage -Neepnwu - George

C. Fairfield. gain from Lib. Hastings South - Lee E. Grills, gain from Lib. Lotblniere-Raymond O'Hurley, gain from Lib.

St. Hynclnthe - Bngot - 'lheo- gene Ricard. gain from Lib. Provencher - Warner H. Jor- genson. gain from Lib.

Llsgur - George R. Muir. gain from Lib.

Kooteuuy West - xH. W. Her- rldge. unchanged. Nnnnimo-xColin Cameron. un- changed.

Regina City-xA. Claude Eula. unchanged.

Como:-Albernl - xTllomas Bur- nett. unchanged. Kinderslcy-xMerv Johnson. un- changed.

bell. unchanged.

Port Arthur - Douglas Fisher. gain from Lib.

York-ton-xG. R. Csstledcu. un- changed.

Monne Mountnl 'E. G. McCul- lough. hlllled.

Burnaby-Coqultlslu - xErbsrt

Regier. unchanged. Vancouver-Klngswuy I Alex 3. Macdonsld. uimiunged. Mackenzie-xA. M. Nicholson. changed.

SOCIAL CREDIT Lethbrtdgs - units It. Black-

more. hanged.

Watnsklwln - xlhy Thomas.

changed.

Medicine lint - If. A. Olson.

changed.

Bottle River - Cnnireuo-at A. lmlth. unchanged.

Mnclcod-xE. G. Russell. un- changed.

Jasper - Eduu - scharies

Yuill. .... hanged. low River-ac. ll. Johnston.

unchanged. led Deer - arrsd D. Shaw, unchanged. caribou - xlert Loboc. un- changed. oknnag -- Frank Grlstisa. uh hill (RIF. McLeod. unchanged. Acadia - aviator Qnnlch. un- changed. Pence Rtvsr-udnlon Low. uh- I' .-. dl:"dWjc IGOR! Iain. u III- nwsch. unchanged - Inna Thompson. gnln Min IJD. Veyevlo-Polar ltnfrl. nah tom Lib.

- space was left on the official bui-

wlnnlpeg North-xAlistair Stew- "mi

The luttlefords-xA. M. Csn1p- R

HALIFAX (CI-ti - The weather dflcg gay; littlu CIIIIIG I-I IIIG weather can be cxroctdl tlroush Ind!!-

Forocuta: '

Nova Scotil. PHD” WWI” 1" land and New Brunswick: Clear with I few cloudy IBIBTVIII: Cull- unutng warm; southwest winds 15. Low - high at New Glasgow. Fredericton. Edmundaton and Cgmpbeilton 55 and I1. Charlotte- town 50 and N. Saint John 50 and 75. Moncton 55-and so.

High tide today at Charlottetown at 9.1-l am. and 1043 pm. Summer- side tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown. sun rlnes to- day at 4.3 km. and sets at 1.50 P-"'- '

Complains Ballot Space Too Small

OTTAWA (CPI-W. T. Nikon. Progressive Conservative cnndi. date in Russell constituency. pro- tested Monday that insufficient

lot for voters to mark In "x" be- side his name.

Chief electoral officer Nelson Castonguay said Nelson Charis. bois. returning officer for Russell. had been instructed to accept as valid any X marked anywhere in the space reserved for Mr. Nixon's name on the ballot.

He said the Canada Elections Act makes this provision in cases where a candidate's name and identification fills or almost com- lpltetely fills the space on the bal- 0

Mr. Nixon. a real estate agent. said his complete h ms address was spelled out in f I, leaving no. blank IPICI: after his name for a voting X.

Women Held For Dual Voting

were arrested Monday when they attempted to vote in n Quebec South poll. Assistant chief of police Aime Guillcmette said the women gave wrong identification and have been charged with impersonation. They will not be released on bail until polls close at 7 p.m. ADT. Police did not identify the two women but said they are sched- uled to be unsigned in court to day. scores of theories were ad- vanced about Crubb's mission: That he was spyin gon the under- water design of the ships, or set- us an undercover guard against possible attempts by anti- Communist ' ” to stick mines to the vessels.

some suggested he had died in an underwater fight with a Rus- sian fl gman or had been taken prisoner to Russia.

QUEBEC tCP) - Two women ary

TORONTO (CP) - An explosion blew apart a bungalow in subur- ban North York early Monday. half-burying the three occupants in a waiter of collapsing wood- work. It jolted bonus tlireo mile

away.

The cause of the blast stlu was not determined by late Monday. The Cousumers' Gas Company in- vestigated the blast but said it could find no trace of a lethal gas

leak.

mber Memorial Hospital took in is iniured: Mrs. Edith Cressor, 56. the tenant of tile block-and- aiucco structure; her daughter. Mrs. Margaret Mcxenua. 34. and grandson. Michael Mcifenna. 11. All suffered burns. shock. cuts and abrasions. Mrs. Creasor was de- scribed as in critical condition while the boy was the least se- riously hurt. TURNED UP FURNACE one report quoted Mrs. Cl't!ls'0I' as saying she turned up the. oil furnace thermostat about 6:80

Tuesday. June 11. 1957 Page 2 The Guardian

Bungalow Is Blown Apart By Explosion in Toronto Suburb

un. because the house was chilly

"The moment I turned it there van a terrific explosion," sbc related from her hospital bed

"I was flung to the floor am than debris closed in all over me. I don't think I lost consciousness but I thought I was burning up over. BLAST WAS SPECTACULAR