Egyptians Have Reorganiied NI?" President of lT"””"- "f”' ”' M" 1”” G'F'"””" M” ” Camel Corps, lgnore Equipment: ” T”"”"” 5'” 5””"'”' ”'”".':."t...3:' .32 "'”'
lowed a twig he "r()p(iNT0 .cp,,Joseph 5. At, board of directors after the death By JACK BRAYLEY ultit-h means sonic.-thing will be kmson has been elected president Canadian Press Staff Writer done tomorrow. nPXl. week or next
of Mr. Hindmarsh whose widow.
of The Toronto Star which his Iw clklur" Hmdm”'h- "W"
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PORT SAID. EIIYPI ICPI-Cana-ptttttttth. Imhen the la" Joseph 1'” MR1” 3 er I" '3 nerd.”
treasurer of the charitable foun-
dinns have noticed sharp (run-I But out atom: the I1lLlllitt'I)s and bl:':'usI:l"rC:vl::lhdIL: clsrstist damn. tracts in the makeup of the aver- l)t'Sl(.Ie the Stu-ctualcr C a nalp ”onrm. "" 3' Mrs. Hindmanh rem. H” .
age Egyptian. lwhich provides bathing and water; He succeeds ms bmheNMaw' member 0, the ncwnmper-3 bond
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The tlth Princess Louise's (New official badge of the llth Princess The badge for the new armored Brunswick) Hussars are to be part Louise's Hussars of Sussex. N.B. regiment has not yet been offici- of the regular Canadian Army. the Militia unit redesignated the any selected. Centre badge ll of
raising to three the number of 2nd battalion, 8th Canadian Hus the Royal F st or , and or u., 5,... ln,8ri" ”'i"i,'a'!d- .. lg b . i E his excluliw l"'"Vl":; armored regiments. Left is the sars (Princess Louise's) (Militia) at right is tha badge of the Lord EASY Pnmosomn troglrggdp t;f';l(l:5c'l:yah:fs :"g.m:'K;v M SS '”n:e Duchell Tllki ' I ' l C0 MI IONERS OF THE Love".
Strathcona's Horse tiloyal Cana- dianst. present armored regiment! of the regular army.
Trio Held After Breaks, Car Theft In Souris Area
Tun stot":s were broken
owned by Charles Souris Linc Road. was stolen from in front of St. Mary's Chttrch the same night.
The store of J.P. MacPhee was
into store uas onlcrcd Iltrouclt a side Sunday night at Souris.and a car window. Three jackets and other: MacDonald, clothing and a small
ztmount of;
cash were taken. 1 These breaks were discovered.
after 9:00 o'clock Monday morning. On Sunday night at a later hour
car. On further investigation Mon- day morning this car was dis- covered to be the one stolen from in front of St. Mary's Church Souris. the previous night. It was also found that the Jackets worn by the cupants of the car wreck-
ettlcrcd by breaking the two rear the Montague Detachment R.C.M. ed on Sunday night came from
doors. and a watch are among the known missing articles.
who wrecked a car and placed Illfll in custody. The Police discov-
A quantity of Cigarettes P. arrested a man near Cardigan Kennedy's store in Souris-
Thc three men were charged in Souris yesterday and placed in
Kennedy's l.adics' and Mens' ercd a quantity of cigarettes in the Georgetown Jail pending trial for
Saud And Eisenhower
Reach Generctl
By WARREN ROGERS Jr. WASHINGTON tAPI-Prosidcnt Etscnlttttver and King Sand set tht-ir aides tn uurking out dctails today alter reaching general ac- cord-on such Middle East prob- lems as Red infiltration. reopen- ing the Suez Canal and military- sconomic support. The two leaders schcdulcd one more meeting, probably next Fri- day. to be followed by a com- munique summing up the results of their talks. l fThe New York Herold Tribunc' todtty quotcs King Sand as say-
. to-toe cxantinatlon
Accord
for himself. especially his eyes.
Prince Mashur is partially paralyzed in his right arm and leg. Walter Reed doctors pre- scribed corrective shoes and ther- apy. Dr. Howard Snyder. Eisen- hower's personal physician, said last Friday army doctors found tltc small prince is suffering from a form of cerebral palsy.
Saud was understood to have as- sured Eisenhower during their three days of talks last week that he has no intention of huyin arms from the Soviet bloc as his
all three offenses.
Arabian troops. He is said to want possibly to double his 15.000-man force. plus obtain more tanks and jet planes. This would be in ex- change for a five-year extension of the agreement permitting the US. Air Force to use the Dhah- ran base 1,000 miles from Russia's Middle East border.
CANADIAN COMPOSER Calixa Lavallee composer. of "O Canadn." was born at Ver- cheres. Que., in 1842 and died at Boston in 1891.
Start Piping At Five ls Advice
WOODSTOCK Ont. tCP)-0rk- ttey Islander Alec Robertson. a "ormer pipe major with the Sea- forth Highlanders. has opened Woodstock's first "bagpipe school" at his home.
His first pupils were his 11-year- old daughter Sandra and 5-year- old Gordon Kruger. Gordon. who practices on a chanter. shows great promise, says Mr. Robert- son.
A hagpipe player for 20 years. Mr. Robertson settled here last year. In the Second World War he was pipe major with the Seaforths during the Burma campaign, and he has won prizes at the High- land Games at Caithness. Scot- land.
"My pipes." said Robertson, "carry the McKenzie tartan. a sentimental reminder of my days with the Seaforths."
"Five is the best age for child- rcn to start to learn." he said. "They use a practice chanter un- til they have mastered eight or 10 times and then they go onto the bagpipes. The normal child should be able to play tunes within a ycar. with one lesson a week."
Lethbridge Alta. long a coal- mining centre was known to the
Indians as ”Ashoysem" or steep hanks.
PROVINCIAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
He will spare no effort to hustlel supply facilities at one and the.
Harry C. Hindmnrsb who died
of du'e('t0l'S- other members an
economy.
some inconsequenti-i trinket on the street but he seems to be a great pmcraatinator when it comes to getting down to the hard work of organizing an efficient working
A Canadian officer gave an ill- ustration of this national charac- teristic. The Egyptian Army went to great pains to round up and re-
that strayed and broke up in the invasion.
They have them back in spit and polish order at a time when mod- ern Russian tanks. armored ve- hicles and trucks lie neglected at the side of the road. needing in some cases only a minimum of repair to put them back in service.
Rail lines are still disrupted by the broken canal bridles and sand has piled up over unused stretches
As a friendly and philosophical Egyptian remarked, the most com- mon word in an Egyptian's voca- bulary is roughly "tomorrow."
rigates his fields with the same primitive water wheel turned by In Buffalo. uses a camel or donkey furnish its antiquated camel corps' depending on the length of the journey and load. squalor in a mud ltut. , CHANGE COMING
dignity and there are dcflnttep signs that he wants to learn andl to improve his lot. The govern- ment is planning a big economic,. educational and gram and there arc indications oil a cultural and economic awaken-I
same time you find a friendly peasant who gives you a big wel- come grin and obviously is uncon- cerned by the passing evcnts which have seen little change in his standard of life in 2,000 years. He wears the same clothes, ir-
and lives
But at the same Iitttc he has a
industrial pro- 3
of substantial buildings surrounded by a slum of mud ltuts and shacks. You get the impression the town: has a population of only,about 50,- .
THE WORLD'S MOST MODERN WASHER
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last Dec. 33. as head of the news-
paper which is owned by the At-
kinson Charitable Foundation. The Star announced the election
000 because you don't see immedi- ately or take crowded conditions of the slum. The population generally turns out to be 100,000.
Village of Parkdale, will be held in Parkdale Hall, Tuesday, February 5th, 1957, at 8 p.m.
W. J. Campbell. Burnett M. Thallt and Beland W. Hondorich.
Mr. Atkinson. 52. began working for the Star in 195 an I iunlor clerk. Since then he Ins served
Duchess of Windsor
the paper in many capacities, most notably on the mechanical side. His interest in technical re- search led to development of an automatic bundling machine.
into account the
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VILLAGE OF PARKDALE.
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I raised here tin Washington) could be clarified to them as they have been to me."
(A Washington dispatch to the nctrspapcr. by Marguerite. Hig- gins. was the first of two articles hascti on an interview with the king with the aid of a translator.
IThc king is quoted as saying he would attempt personally to help corrcct misundcrsta s" . of the past and relay the correct im- p"ession of thc doctrine to the Middle East nations.) TO HAVE CHI-ICKUI"
The 55-year-old monarch, moan- tvhilc. arranged a trip to Walter
hower he still looks to thc U.S.
s;;.iZt YouTh- Service Held
A special service in observance of Christian youth week was held itt St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chttrch. Montague, Sunday even- ing. Feb. 3 rd. assisting the min- ister. the Rev. D.A. Campbell. were members of the executive of
for arms and training for Saudi;
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Youth Training Short Courses
I For Young Men and Young Women in
' AGRICULTURE and EGG GRADING
COMMENCING THE LATTER PART OF FEBRUARY. 1957 Young men and young women 16 years of age or older are eligible to attend. -
Those who must live away from home while re- ceiving instruction, and who satisfactorily complete
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Reed Army Hospital to pick up . his 3'2-yparold son. Prince Mas- l:5ocEfi:,:gw::o:L:; S;3”I&'.Zj. iii: the courses will receive financial assistance to the .-llfflml-ll'5MlffA5ll'"llUl hm" whue melt Mud was 9” ht:-l MacLean and the Scripture extent Of 56.00 per week. T;:: '
flccfcd to see also about a head-
I EASTERN GUARDIAN
SALE CONTINUES at Stewart and Beck's until Feb. 9th. New low prices.
WOMEN'S Institute at Mrs. Lorne Wigginton's Tuesday, 8:00 pm. V .
WEDNESDAYS Scottish con- ct-rt at Yen's Theatre. Come. hear 'tlrs. Larabee sing the songs of IIPT native Scotland.
SOURIS BOARD of Trade meet- inu Thursday February 7th at I pm. in the Town Hall. A full at- lendance la requested.
YES. Charlie Chamberlain uill sing at the Scottish concert at YPO'l Theatre Wednesday. Feb. 6th. Don't miss it.
PIPES will sltlrl. there will be iiighlald thnclng, Gaelic singing
lessons. Mathew 3:1-ll) and He- brews 11:1-8. were read by Miss Marjorie Gillls and Miss Carol Boehner- Mr. Buddy Fraser led in prayer.
An Inspiring sermon on the theme "Venture in Faith" was given by Rev. Mr. Campbell, tak- ing as his text Hebrews I1: I "Faith is the substance of things hoped for. the evidence of things not seen."
Mrs. A.F. Campbell was organ lst and the anthem" Almost Pen suaded" was sung by the choir with the solo part by Miss Rachel Mlnchin and the duct rendered by Miss Rachel and Eleanor Minchin.
The hymns were "I To The Hills Will Lift Mine Eyes". 'Yield Not To Temptation" and 'fMy Faith Looks Up To Thee."
topics of interest.
EGG GRADING--This from three to four weeks is designed to train young men and young women in the operation and manage- ment of Egg Grading Stations. Instruction is given in Grading of Eggs. Use of Equipment, Keeping Re- cords and Government Regulations.
Those interested should apply at once to the School Principal or phone 4647 or 3774.
The above courses will be given only if it suffi- cient number of applications are received.
AGRICULTURE--This (day) from four to six weeks includes instruction in Animal Health, Animal Husbandry,
course lasting Field Crops and other
(day) course lasting
MIDNIGHT SHOW
and new novelty numbers at the Scottiah concert at Yeo'a Theatre on Wednesda .
FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Vernon Mac- Kinnon. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maclttttnon. Ktlmttlt-. was held no - - .. .. - in 40'' s . 1957 (i-F. llltn-Vision -Imn-ls in AW 7
terdny from Kllmujr Church. A - tlitl I .' V '- hrTngaynuttIt:.c:lyi;np..:j.gcf TV. whether it's consoia, usiffigg .;I p short service was also held at his , y of automation .5. 5,... table or pomhleg 00!! M,,,',','L ' ' 4 fa”
home. were conducted NOW ltll ii I W N” y of demmm. ,,',H. ” 'vuy out from wit the ,m,,, .,,,,,,,,,u,,,, M,
by Rev. D.A. Campbell and Rev. Mod” "T" "C303 mmmm T vet-y arrest in television. Ihny "Mk", ",3 y.
F. Maclttnnon. The bonus Maemtae. Gordon Maebottald, Archie MacDonald. John X. Mac- Donald and Harry Maine. The Canadian Legion service was read by IAIIII . The but Post and novel was social in Dog- ler Joint Dnltatn. intention was h the Vallaytlttld Oesnetuv.
PERSONALS
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Mr. II! Mrs. hglnald Reid.
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Mn. tl.l.AIln.Itoatagtsa. hurotttratadhhubtneatur 3 w&borgrnl-ought, fl.
Mr. a Mrs. David Seaman. and tam , Bracket: leach. of ms. Ilsa
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