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CHARGES. WEST PLOTTI’NG , > I ~ - "

Khrushchev Boasts That

_ Communists Invincible

Efflfflufl‘ieas One Man Drowned, Friend

To Flee Homes

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alarm tire early Sunday ripped through entrust-central section of Montreal, forcing hundreds to

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KENTVIDDLE, N. S. (0P)—0A 38- jacket. Capt. Wilcox was de- and. later rel-eased, 1told rescuecs - , I .. m m h Yearold army officer drowned scribed as a “capable swumm' er.” the Wilcox “disap- SOEEEBgfigffig} ee eir omes. For a time the . t , . pa 5 e y” at the height ‘ " blazé threatened m ignite an an. :gitrlrrda; when heav:d squilzllioiu: SEE VWAVING HAND of, the sqwafll. , chev‘warned Sunday that Russo-a Wm“ gasoline tam . as am warm 8 - Hugh Burns of Keutville and , ROMP said the boat was upset and. 3.1.1 “he “the” mate'l‘lm

About 125 firmnen fmm 10 Sub sadboalt he and a. chum were try- Arthur Barkhouse of nearby a half hon; after it was' launched nations WW1“ desmly .Bn'tam mm fowgmmhe Man One fim 1mg out for the hrst tune. Kim-gamut were returning from a and Lieut. Campbell was in the anqxtm filmed States they I”: man and film residents of the The body of ‘Capt. ‘inltliatrn fishing trin when they noticed a waiter six hours before help at: high“! .a new aggressweyar' area were wercmne by stke Lewis Wilcox, of Chatham, Ont, hand waving feelbly through the , _ we wm do evemhm‘g m mu and had to be taken to hospital. has not yet been recovered. He waves-may pulled Lent. Camp- Low tide prevented the launch- f0“? 150‘ Prevent “11??” “0"! “n‘ . Dense smoke covered an area and Lieut. DavudSIdney Camp bell aboard but found no trace ing of boats to aid in the search eammga new war’. he said at l of three blocks. Gutters, unable balm: 24: 0f N.S.Jwere 0f Cam. Wilcox. . g and 'ptlanes from the RICAJF base grammes 'cel'e‘brmn‘g “1,9 de' .' ‘ . tocope with the flow of water, testing the sailboat Capt. Wilcox heutflCampbell who was at Greenwood, N'.S. were ham- mm“ of ‘ hydm‘elecm‘m a" ' amour AMERICAN They are shown at Government American educators .Wan. N. » » , backed up and flooded St. \Domi- mm m the cellar of his home mam “1 WW 5°! “905m We'd by ‘03- ' will hem " V

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_ m .of Bradford, Woburn Hon. A. W. Matheson. The 39 at his summerhome m Pugwash, bimfiefggwgfm nearby gm mérsmjnmg to ' ‘

Bedferdtshlre, England. member group of British and N. s. . _ , 3mm“ Mains" “ham” " . 0* Police ordered the block evac- the overturned hull until it sank, . > l :n

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usTINGUISHIED VISITORS sworn: n '8 ‘ Halifax Drydock

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republic and of pushing the world to the brink of war. . He charged the United Staten

gressions against the new Iraq

are reasons for their presence in this troubled country. A U. S. Embassy spokesman

trucks were destroyed with the two - yorey garage and stock. They said no homes were de-

s'cienti sts

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Moscow (neuter-s.) —' Soviet

choked glasses with

ward Island left Borden early Sunday morning to enter. dry dock at Hahfiax' dot repairs to her part propeller

fie. moving. . Officials said top pmority would be given to an- tomobiles and passengers.

e Scotta II which will handle

It is expected that an additional

The car fen-y s_s. Pfince>Ed_ will be made in help‘ traf_ and Britain scuttled the

West summit conference by re- jecting Soviet propoosals tor such a meeting. I ' He said the Western powers

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. Eaton this yearg’eloses August .. “Arriving at the Charlottetown k Island-Born Man D'les ll‘l“ Great ‘ West After Varied Career Now ROCHELLE, N... (AP)

Hotel from Borden at approxirrb -—Phi=1' D. (“RD”) Cochrane. REGINA (CM—Thomas Allan H)

mnce‘ Edward Island’s peace- future become one of North Drume P. Boyd, Editor, The The Embassy “innate-i theré M Buy ’ 5 ' _’pasfo_ral.eml.imnment America’s chief summer play- Papers _' of 1 Emma; Jeffemon a“ all”. “l 150 American Women \ ark mblng ' I 4, Wed. mg]! praise: from, , _ ‘ . :. Nequerse . Dr L : and children in Jordan. The total ' .

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r Eml Talks On ' ately 11:00 a.m. the Anglo-Am- .CYPI'US Issue erican visitors departed shortly , after dor Governmedt ste, . I . , . In 1930 he was appointed com- 81, one'of the founders and tor- MCI'IIMS. 77, pioneer Regina missioner of the bureau of pub- mer vice-president of Universal " newspaper man and former head licatious, a post he held four Pictures, died Friday atthe Whit- ‘.

Tame? (AP) - The where they attended an informal . nanisters of Britain and reception tendered them by Lieu- oi‘ the Saskatchewan govern- years. He then operated a coal ney Nursing Home utter a long

ended secret talks Sunday tenant Govezimr and Mrs. find- with an announcement they man. ' FolloWing dinner at the Char- ’

me any agreement.

‘Pfime Minister Macmillan ar-

med hereSahn-day afiter similar an Athens with Greek Pre-

anlis. A

Millie imued ere said the

ills were useful but did not re-

“ in connplote agreement on P011108.

“announce

m

, lottetown Hotel, the group left _

for Borden where they were

‘ scheduled to return to the main land on the 3:00 crossing ’of,

the" M.V. .Abegweit.

INCLUDED IN PARTY

In addition to Mr. Eaton. and the Dulce of Bedford, the party included Dr. Thomas Boylston Adams, of the Sheraton Corpora- tion, Boston, Mass; Dr. Francis

' ton, N.D., it was learned Satur-

ment’s bureau of publications, died Friday in hospital at Willis-

day.

Mr. Mclunis, born in Rustic‘o, P.E.I., came West with his par- cuts in 1891. He worked with his father, the late J. K. Mclnnis, who published the old Regina Standard. Later, he worked in

other tarnin printing businesses.

and wood firm here before mov- ing to Prince Rupert, 3.0., where

he was employed by the United

States Army engineers during the Second World War. Returning here in 1944. he

joined the provincial government

printing office and was employed

therer ufitil his death during a vacation trip through the Black Hills with a daughter, Patricia.

illness.

He directed the star build-up of Wallace Reid, Buck Jones, Lon Chaney, Carole Lonibard, Boris Karloff and Winnipeg - born Deanna Durbdn.

Miss Durbtin had her final audi- tion at Oochnane’s home here. He recalled with wry humor that an- other high school girl was turned

down at this time—Judy Garland.

Hfife Macmillan conferred with 1,, Berkeley, Curator of Manu- . Premier Adrian Menderes scripts, Alderman Library. Chaf- Fomigc Zorln. Sir lottesville, Virginia; Dr. Robert Foot, governor of Cyprus, Birley,‘ Head Master, Eton 001-

' Macmillan. loge, Windsor, Berks, England

M. P. Makes Plea lor'Notives In Northlancl

Smiling PrinCes’s‘ Nears

End Of Tour A’r Halifax 4

By DAL WARRINGTON

a tight. security patrol. but the long ramp she would Canadian Press Staff Writer

After leaving Cornwallis she have had to descend to reach the

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1mm (or) — The federal '5 “great vision" or hem development was con- ‘ ’f H Saturday with the fate of who starved to death - Wat-entity eating parts of

sparsely-attended Commons ' 'Mfl'llyn Hurdle (L—‘Mac- Ruver) plead with North; ‘1“ ‘ Minister Hamilton to Eye Whmg for the poor na- 3

Parliamentary focus on the plight of Eskimos no longer able to find the caribou herds on which they have long been de- pendent came during discussion of estimates“ of the northern af- fairs department.

Earlier. in detailed study of the Speakers’ estimates, prolonged debate resulted from a CC'F amendment designed to block alp- propriation of $56,000 to cover payment during 1958-59 of parlia- mentary assistants. The amend-

HALLFAX (CH—Tired but still smiling, P r i n c e s 5 Margaret

reached the end of her long cross- Canada tour here Sunday night. Ahead of her was one more day of hand-shaking, street proces- sions, ‘ receptions a n (1 another. state dinner. Tonight she boards a plane for London and home.

" In the month she has been in Canada she has travelled close to 10,000 miles ‘by plane, train, motor car and boat. She has crossed the country coast—to-coast and seen more of it than most

stopped at Annapolis Royal to at-. tend morning divine service ll], historic St. Luke’s Anglican Church across the street from Fort Anne national historic park.‘

But it was at Digb'y, the Bay of Fundy scallop port, on Satur- day that the most human touches of the Nova Scotia tour came out.

There she left her car at the entrance to the government pier and walked the length of the whanf to talk with the scallop fishermen. a

She joked with Mayor Gordon

boats seemed to deter her. “There’s only one way to get down to the boats," the-mayor said.

THREE WAYS DOWN

“No, there are three ways," the princess said smiling. “I could slide down the ramp. I could slide down the handrail, or I could climb down the pleated stairway."