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Israel Refuses

To Withdraw

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israel has told Britain she refuses to withdraw from the Slnai.Pealn- sula, won from Egypt in a week of fighting. according to authorita- tive sources here.

These sollrces aid the Israeli foreign minister. Mrs. Golda Meir. made the refusal In a meeting with the British Ambassador. Sir John Nicholle, late Monday, after

reopening of the Gulf of Aqaba to nai Peninsula at least for bargain- ing purposes at any future peace talks with Egypt.

Israeli shipping.

Dayan read a message from Prime Minister David Ben-Gurioll to the 39th brigade which last Thursday captured Shernr El Shelkh and Bar Nasrani. where the Egyptians had placed heavy coastal artillery to block Israeli

the British government at tement In

that "Britain expects Israel to withdraw its forces behind Israeli- Egyptlan armistice lines."

(in London Tuesday. the foreign office spokesman reiterated Brit- aln's view that Israel should with- draw its invasion forces. He said the withdrawal should take place "speedily. forthwith, at once.")

Observers here believe Israel will do its utmost to hold the Si

SHERM EL SHEIKH. Sinai Pen- insula (Reuters) - Israeli forces Tuesday celebrated with a victory parade on a desert battleground at the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula.

Maj. Moshe Dayan, Israeli corn mander-in "'-', reviewed the par- ade which marked the end of one week of war with Egypt and the

wins.

"GLORIOUS FIVE DAYS"

Ben - Gurion's message said: "These have been the most glori- ous flve days in the history of our people. All the Sinai Peninsula and the Gaza strip are occupied by our forces.

”We can sing again the song oi Moses. who said tall our enemies wanted to destroy us. but with the help of God we succeeded.' "

Dayan said: "in one week we have broken the might of Egypt- ian forces on land in Sinai and also in the air and on the seas.

"We have annihilated two Egypt- ian division and their supporting armor. During all these operations we have lost ooh; so prisoners as against thousands and thousands of Egyptian prisoners, now in our hands.

"Covers Prince Edward CHARIDTTETOWN. CANADA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1954.

Eisenhower ls Re-elected

landslide Victor

ICE STORM SETBACK

Electrification Program

StillAhead Of Schedule

Since the first of the year, 89 been erected for nine miles, The miles of nlral electrification have Prunler said that 44 miles of elec- been completed in the Province,

Unaware Oi Cease Fire . g

CAIRO. (Reuters! -- At 3 a.ln. local time this morning a spokes- man of the Egyptian information department said he was "unaware of any cease-fire at Port Said."

He said the position was as re- ported in the communique issued about six hours previously by gen- eral headquarters of the Egyptian armed forces which reported con- tinued biitcr fighting in Port Said "from street to street and house

in l954 there were 93.7 miles com- erving 435 customers. In 1955 it was 152.6 miles with 005 customers. He said that at the first of this year there were a- pplications for 293 miles and a ., 800d many applications have come 3

triflcation has be ed 1 all interviews comglgtglfov W m FIRST CONSIDERATION

"In another year we should be able to look after the bulk of the

was announced yesterday by Presn let A. W. Matheson who expres- " all being well pleased

Clear exehpt fer early morn- ing fog patches; very mild, . with light winds. low-high of

Island Like The Dew”

Charlottetown 35 and 60.

WASHINGTON (CP) - Presi- dent Dwight D. Eiaenhower surged towards a smashing second-term presidential victory Tuesday night and a decisive endorsement of his leadership at home and abroad.

A tloodtide of votes from the Eut. North and even from the Democratic South all pointed to another landslide electoral vote Cfllllnilh over his Democratic op-

B yg The U

Eastern States Assure Victory

with the progress being made. applloa” We have been giving The provincial mnj e .. ' lectricfl- ' ponent Adlai E. Stevenson. th:'J:'neI:r:e'l::9:lwg.Pg3:3MPrY '.lr'::.c9l":lil5I:5ue0::um;f WE” :0 the cation pmgram started by Prem- f He was far ahead in the popular ' . - 9 9 3' Ind ier Matheson in 1954 was planned yzifgcountlns -- and still 801"! II a

Mathcson, "but in spite of this. West ends of th P ' d excsllent progress has been the district of Eirslt0vQI:::n:.ll' ii: h;..r.afitietl1':t” ::orEilil:n.nYI:E)ttel.'ldgE ma c." said.

In addition to the 39 miles of In comparing this year's k Eve” setback the greater P?" completed line. wire has been with the work completed inwlglhi 1.;-t:1:cf,::lglc,:yE':::ltn:eo:e:e:': strung for 33 miles and poles have and I955. The Premier noted that yum

CD From the Atlantic coast to the

Mississippi Valley and beyond. a great host of states swung behind the 66-year-old president to give him more than enough electoral college votes for victory and four

GIOOWI EHVGIOPC5 more years in the White House. CONGRESS IN DOUBT

Marked Progress Reported ”'””"””"”"

C1-ncA(;o MPHD .gmo,phe,, whether Eisenhower had won or or groom enveloped tn, mmgw, lost his second goal: a Republi-

British, French Declare A Cease Fire In Egypt

. . LONDON (CP) - French and ing on, apparently in the belief French-British force begin work at

. ditto ill t be to I th 108-mile canal of British forces seized affective can that all its con as w no gnlgen vceigh gbumcung naviga-

ADLAI SVEVENSON

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trol of the Suez Canal today and met. dochngefl nth”-due" th Cdliznmwpaztchu eednlidngwtd mo. ltl1lon.es::::ll:lill)cle lllaI:.0tll)lel7el'neHl(m:)k! I n P E I P I. . :;:::1e:htlh:ui?he?.g:l.3i1E'hi':v all-lwgntllse. Republicans rode to Just ore e a e eyan- huh! I" - O a O - I0 In t i

nomad um "mm-g or Igmjlllj, The Egyptian capital was taking give!” ll-'ll;?:'.n':lelg.IiIgti:l.lBglIS1tll8lllld thus: I n sTui:gaytel:,iglIrt a;m:nt:untting :ro':Ie:legnmEo;l(,g.r'.e::ll;snolE'set:hl::; PRESIDENT EISENIIOWEB

- ca e os - a ' held by Repubucans from P control to the Democrats in the PM

mmwgy t ' point on use 10:. on the appearance of an armed mile canal. ('rlle.t.lme was s a.m. camp. Workman dus trenches and

in Egypt, midnight in London, a sun emplacement!- pgm. A31 mm.) A French defence ministry com-

Egypg "Maud gt wmua "up; munlque said the cease-fire was the, UN g A for g - . t the British and

if all foreign troops withdraw froln French hid Attained thil oblec- Egyptian soil and if other eondi "Va" non, ", nut To re-establish the rule of In- teraetioaal law L: this part of the "The Franco - British force is 3,, world and to put an and to the equiv to tackle this task. it mica, mu been conducted 0” in 7:: two days of battle ' w I. .. j . , j'- l'l'unrsesiuf.ld'eEaPl”durto.r1:umedng'.w . r at ' , u of , aians accompanying the l'ranco- ' W P" '03” . PM M "w mm "m ""' an... ..... man as. this ...i. ----. mi mo ... ..... .. Soviet Reserve cars As . "" "' ""

inal, was overrun Tuesday. yuan! "0, "Hum ” on". by . it central .... ........ To Serve With Nasser Forces U. 5. Elections

aclngvg: ougicnvi TIlll"lI:lOII3.t:lfg:ent Nasser. "Pending the confirmation of 11,. '-"uh "M Q. ""55" From on Sues Canal the above points, Her Majesty's nu. have been med 1! W” mum. ha”. an gm”, crisis when Nasser seised the government are on! 11161? (50 rural Albertoiimalsl-iea. 1.,.:u,:: Moscow MP) A number a! Iubmmed '0 "HR C mp” t so. A G'ance '- 0 en Soviet "reserve offl " lied vlet authorit " f f dl III!!! were on the rnarchlnto the Epp””,d t” 5' '3 C: h to u.. Emu... E:::,,;",',,,, the reserve )Llrlc::.."w" '1' ” By -nu: CANADIAN rnnss Republican fold cc 3 Recall At 12:30 ..m. as-r This, coupled with Eisenhower vmidcm- -In nicked I new

0,," 7,000 preschool. school ch" run! pm. of an Province um eluded Is "on second presidential contest to m d u , u, as poulble. Dwight D. Eisenhower. Pwlllcelgdnumpecmlgd 1:3! era of clinics will be continued during Parents of elibible children and Slgvengon pegged to on. ,1 the ed their out or second Salkrelgtellill E1111: 'tlleeekur.lllHann::'easbd". mm" "Mm" mm" 'm'''” '" um "”'”' ”' "" "ii"- Vaccine inocultaions during the Dr. Bonnell went on to say that :u: Ills? Chywn Fl-mhey' Stevenson" past two weeks. it was announced the Public Health Nurses us hold. rm, u 1; 1, dlmmn ,: lone; "E" ""'''u”' "id "H"' in M" MIKE! by Dr. Lorne Bonnell, ingclinlcs ev dayandare work- wheli aw further shipments of W" '” 3"” '0 "Mr enmity in w- Salk Vaoeine will be available, the The clinics to date, the Mlnlstag III to have the immunisation eoa- Hlnldc concluded. um. "mm

French said they were scuttled.

A British note told Hammarsh jold "The clearing of obstructions -in the Suez Canal and its ap- proaches, which is in no sense a military operation, is a matter of great urgency in the interests of world shipping and trade."

195; elections. 1 'yl;:”1;.'ngu";le' ”dc2'.lP-mo: 3 ms r urns poured n over gr, hum at ulwwut wires, it was apparent that in the "”'''w& time was running out for Steven- "nu ml?::n3'k;vD:;:”g:"d. California and the other Eas- western states still were to he

New York, the biggest stat; m the union with is electoral vote; iahowed Eiasnhowc alie

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hower column. is year. they

nd "ma 1" MW” um, canal July 1, the French have forces to cease fire at midnight

mm oM.wv.v:, Egmmu nu insisted Nasser must be stopped. GMT (8 pm. AST) unless they Tuesday for service as volunteers 7'" 'l”k99""" W03” 00' IIY pm.” a I. 1, d in h mm M; N gres in an election ovrshadowed with the Egyptian forces. an em- whether the Soviet government Ememfw: '1"mu in 42 nwu m:,','.f,, Ind p,,,e:,;1'yu7:: by black headlines reporting the

and u huuthad mm In Paris, a cabinet spokesman Ir! Illltlied-" um. I." u” h .0 um am said France will reply with full The French sent liarnmarskjold S u U me Re3ervlsts M3” 'l”k"m"' "Mt had promised clearance for the re- with 470 electoral votes. Steven. washed out any hope Stevenson lllillll Weill! in Tell-lell cola and that the trend might swing Emile and the turbulent Mi ,

ml .1 u,..,,.m. '” 0,,” to . mice if attacked after the cease- a similar note. U" "ll" "'"' ""' "'l”' ”"" ' mesa l-noors swarm IN

ised swiftly. A French military spokesman H, ,9; ed to di Cd" mu harm ad N am Eupun mum I u 3,. lmdlng hunch ud heucop. PRAGUE ( g - ul sclose the num- serve officers to leave Russia for non leading in it states with 61 elec- Iran: torreati the oil ann.olls'lce- the canal were destroygdceolr sca:tl- "'0"55'1dl 01' Tull! Zmllml iovailia has reliaell:ed1a)ome (c::l::::- i)ee:ei5..'lp';i'ct'L"" butt, "M .11 were Ia-vice in Egypt mm vmel (266 nqmm l” deem ml WM” in... mm nmdn .1” run, mg, as W 3,; ,1 we Emu.” forces swarmed ashore Tuesda, on k. of "urvm. Ml 9 9m 8883'. sent, (93 mm; young on 35; The scenes at headquarters of uni ., . u”.gm... up gm, V” mp” out "d "I. Mediterranean beachheada won by M nut and E.” 9'3"! :tMlnll' Subequently. he added, copies r- at, .- A J g; L u . the two i” t told the story "-7363 70 VICTPRY , n- -- --o -----m - -w-t--------w -b:.::: I-tr. we "re" mm ...........o...'.'.:.'' it .i'”:"" Donald Fleming M" to ”i'”'””.':”w ....... ...... .::..”"'t..'".'"...'.M'...""".. Md 40" um. Guam”. 0, w A 3,-mm . bud. he.dqu.m;.. M ay. ey res a vs The mm "id "1 . use vo unteers were . mpublgcm, elem” 7: holdown ere as n. a am a vo m was com lmmu-Iv 1-ml -inn gggmgggvewnm cnmrn -la ,.”;';',2 E.,”:.?,:, ,... :.i'.i;”'a,,.':f were plcl.u".: l.ct...l'..'”i3;'".'..'3? will Arrive In .,3',;;,,,j:;:j fj;,d,,, , 5"niL””i'if.u.1”,l'5?l5'.?.Z"s.”'itcil3a7 332 in i;'..i;.'.f.”..'.';.".'.? "mm" H71 I - u. h M. Pm Fad wnd. and nelgllbzmng Pm sud Ind um mm. mm M gguaerlny teams and told to report M G . nepubucgn. leadhfg ii the returns during the evening, into political life for the first time, . eeaea- pa had. firmly ll ed Po" F"-M MI (Men . units immediately. an Cy O clfy mu” (4,, RIM ' ahzddwenltt to a .1rl:1bllInt Repglkicali gals: Steva.-nisrtlan 1: debcllsive abd- - ' s a qua err. ere was o ac ng an e epu icons their 5. allnsnreisa gem amt he Theme 1:. in Bu" all g. u heldsaige oi. M?li,"',,:,,','E,',',l:'EA,?,',',dl,'ff,l,,f'l',:;';';:,i( . cl . To Washington ML Dom” mm”: M, Wm 3:;':,':,:;;;,";,:::g,,1;;- plsiu for Eisenhower tothank the first Presidential victory in as ' " an "' 3"" issued a worldwide appeal for vol- BQQIII gun . arrive b lane tad 'i ' ' . calm. Dem . , 2. ' Voefl "-'0? In vvcfwhelmlnl V0! years. . 8. t forces must with- clearllll the canal entrance of ng LONDON (AP)-Pl-1 mum y p - ayi ""9" ”s t i Ml" ' Rep"b"c'"” of confidence." At a fairly earhr point in the draw behind the (BIO) armis- ships sunk by the Egyptian. to ''''m"' "m " uh" ' in-mu. M 3 me er "mg directly "' S""''"'"”9 h'-' 2' In Chicago gloom settled over counting Eisenhower was ahead Moscow showed its sympathies. Tha Suez 01'1"!!! said Tuesda) will land at ciarlottetown at 1:45 Governors (30 to be elected) . ' ' Russian crowds demonstrated for canal Ede” my "V w w”h'"m" W" "5 I I 5 ' 4' Stevenson ,lI0(:le..g(lll.E.lrll:ll: wlans ll: lt:ahhel.g(.hlpg(l)3rvd:e':. any by man

17.111. "P 10 for talks o th Middl E ' ' ' . n e 9 as! An" seems "no": ""1 of the n word that the Democratic nominee Eisenhower's quick surge to vie-

Icls ts eosnbataats. the second day before the embtw NICOSIA (Reuters) - An Allied emergency with th 1 .d E-7f00Il9IV0lllllllOlh!'01lIlI The British and French uhd gr :&B'l&,f.nn'dFr:f(ncE:y.:t '15" "L Mlmmunique issued here early to- president of the Uilliedwlgl.-:t::f a i;crl:lnch1exe:ii?iv:n?ftIilEe W" co""d""Eya' M" provided H" WW" '0 in as Is: Canal must he assured. ts. um.” "mm ,0 mm "M an s I - 1' day announced that British naval night. ' lve-Conservative Association "ten . N” "'5" now. No sums his political questions posed in "win run. 0!" . mm umm."on.l pone. Th! Soviet Ifmy IIGWIPIPGT ed divers have begun operations to The source said Eden is likely to member far To;-.ngo.Egnnga,. Wm The so-called shipwon-n hi b smvwwn during the "mpua; , ' to h. mu. up under UN star, perhgps opening the way for clear the western end of Port raise the subiect of an early visit address the nomlnati i pla ueg M A w c Except for the South. only two One was whether the Amerloh Iitain and France announced gugpu,-g. from an ".00" 0, "V. a Soviet recruiting campaign on Said harbor of obstructions placed as soon as he knows who will be for Prince county .;mi5uc,:,':,::"'l3" mfdo .0 n 9" l"'""3 l3 "'0 states-Michigan and Minnesota- people would vote against Ike he- ihay would he wimp. ta nu mu ...l "mu. an b. m up mm m the Korean War model used by ll! the Egyptians. in office. this evening rs "' ,,H.' 0 '7” "SC "fled W "'8 were with Stevenson. Even there. cause of the possibility that as a enoe .ts. ms pone. cu... .. pm . 3,, mm, ,0”. sea... Red China. published report! that ' "-7 1' N'n- neither of his leads was large recovered heart patient he ''i'.....'''''."'.. ".....'"....”"t"".....- "woman" 33:”? l.:':..':'i:"'l?.:i.”ma 2:. .........:".."i:.- ,..”"..'"iI.".i.2 i:'.::..":'.'" P p . er s a . - ouae. . , . :4. . 3.3.4". It 1... ".1 lug, hm him, on Lanpeln. offering to join the Egypt. 8CVpEel:r:l:' in Ice-.el:;iii'o;l .w;;z,ey)s.. 'llIC:'u'nW:;: not coa- n ghg giving 0l'f3Gl- ap o , as . . 5:” ”''''''l' m4 ollfgl; liiilliillflzl 1:3: vlsrr THREAT the basis of early returns. Mls- Thenther was wlletllor they st.- Ig” g 50 aourl was an example. There. the ported Eisenhower in his coldld A W"-' '" the "W "'":'..'.;” "ii? r.rm;."c-n 'm:.r..::w-r... a a .so espe ou ,apa- es evensonc

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