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Siow Removal Aid |==5=2 For Winter Drilling

: é : : Edward Island has not been A City ~Coumeil ‘delegation ter of snow removal from pav- ove around town inter in abandoned, it was revealed in rigs are expected to arvive Jam, composed. of councillors, H. E. | ed streets in such’ municipali- home at 1 © the neles tat ‘| Ottawa last night. pleted towards the end ef Hyndman, Allison Gillis’ and ties. | devel ped. alt tt howl The announcement of a $75, March. o most to a * | 000 project indicated that drill. At Jeast 10 wells have beet Mrs. Dorothy Corrigan, will CONDITIONS CRITICIZED .. He-pulled-up at a garage, ing will be carried out in four sunk in the province in past mieet with the minister of high- The.matter of snow removal) had the hood thrown up, — different sites in the province. | years in an effort to find oll ways, J. Philip Matheson, with- was brought up by Coun. Ar- and found the family kitten The program also includes pro- and it was reported that | in the next few-days in regard hur Gormley, who stated that| -—suffering a .singed paw. bings in central and southwes- logical* information cbtalned to a 1951 revision of the gaso- the condition of city streets | tern Ontario and also the prai- ‘from these drillings resulted i# line tax ect, eich eaten the , over, the weekend. was | Fe wheattielde this further investigation gO a 5 , | government to assist~ re e. n t province a diamond - Five wells wore sunk in 1911 DM. Ging bathe” a _ i ee eee Hale rar ae oe Sree eae | moval of snow from the city The tetaresstions . ware 2 28 Are Lost Grill will be sunk, 1,700 feet at at Minimigash Valley Rewsucse Iast| Walter Hyndman, A.M. uc .| shew" ond evpedition lander |" _ | Mea | suet a nider people make Wellington Station. " 10 miles China Point. Uigg, and Wood Sandal tacAnaen ‘ot 30 | age Inline eat Seke _Alex Matheson were also-in at | WASHINGTON (ADI cent to Council's attekton % church. Tim not ine In Sinking | River, about eight miles Irom | drilled to's depth’ of betwoet tendance, as well as Wal- Sommincion ban. 08 eked at its’ bast regular monthly anyone, but if the work Kensington: at Pt., near | 1,600 ta 2,000 feet.

Island Telephone Company. |’ town..Mr. Gass has been im | jotietown, and W.A. Currie, Alexandra and at Gallows Pt.. The search was sane carr

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' : Fétifement.as manage? of the , St. Clair Trainor, ‘Charloite- thee Gambel, Mayes fin Fs “With him are J.E. Richard- Le tee neers Ore | Mayor of Summerside.

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ecg pect oom. cmt aoe Se OO hy Sf faut tt in eae! et mee Tora Seeaeny OF Freighter buddy, was operating a_radio ae aaa niieed to pay for | it takes them until 8 or oa °- | DUNKERQUE, France (Reut-| River and Gallows Pt., will be Island. Hillsboro Bay wee alse

; ‘ ites . station. from his k -at night,” Coun. * : ;

, ‘ 5 . whet they were permitted to ‘loc ers)—Rescue ships pressed a bétween 1,000 1,700 feet. the site of a well in early _erams. COMMUTER CRASH je tind, See cated crt)—Reseue ships pressed 4 between 1000 and 1,700 feet. the site of «well ia the, cary . ; put The act’ specifies that “The Councilor Elmer MacRae, a Yugoslav freighter Fe Ee ed Reson, | ee tee ete beta

equipment togiher from old | ; icutenant~ Governor- in Council chairman of the streets f0m- pidnged to the bottom ‘of the and National Resources, the deepest well to be sunk {#

parts and @ month ago “your nay make gramts to incorpor- mittee,. referred to the amount /fog-shrouded English -Channel id last night that the work the province } Belghborly " station” went on ated municipalities during the of money that was spent on Sunday night after a collision Will be carried out in cogpere, | in isct drilings wore cme” Sex ittle low-power station February and March for the .stated that he took a drive of dead or missing was 28. will be carried out under the Port Hill, 4,500: and» McDou- ee te in nearby.¥alls Church, Va., purpose of assisting in the mat-| (Continued on Page 3 Col. 3) | seventeen bodies were recov. Witter works program. gall, near Richmond, 9,600 feet.

and ‘the boys had some 2,81l-ton Sabac.

_ WOERDEN, The Netherlands \the total at 78 after a check of |cial thres - minute period the | thoughts ‘of getting advertis- lane eee te wetlinnen | Makes Announcement

Ain Holland Train. Wreck |= Ship Issues SOS Sz zens New Mines Minister Flynn

(AP)—A crowded express train | hospitals in Woerden, Gouda, crash occurred. ix | ing, maybe for lost dogs. . ° with the 6,233-ton Dorington

speeding through denise fog | Utrecht and Amersfoort. Officials speculated that one| But the FCC heard about it.” _v Cautt, uhich wa reported um, OTTAWA (CP) — Federal geologist in the drilling program,

plowed into the side of a slow EXPRESS WAS PAC |of the trains ran through a sig- | omer oe avenans er roun in damaged except for her steer-. scientists announced plans Mon- sald the ap hence will uy

f M venitie neo than| The express was packed with ae Pr f vie. jt ee chewed v He | 2 ing gear. day for a new winter drilling thinking on whether oll. might

‘orce Monday,killing more ae unable to.see it in the fog. Vis- : up. As the Sabac went down. program which may turn up {viking on w a

90 persons and injuring scores. weekenders returningyto Rotter- | iniity was only, yards, The| flashed his card and inquired | progr. y |be found in Prince Edward Is- a4

} ’ HALIFAX (CP) — The Pao-| . Full details were not immed- crew members leaped over the whether the boys were broad- lamanian ship Suerte with 28 jiately available but an RCAF ‘side but men asleep below were \oeee 10 mle nee, ol an¢ | land.

officials Soke “east 9g jinces. It left Leeuwarden im the |toiq. Both died in their cabs. | casting, Reason ¢ t its existence

as 82 at least r ason to suspect its ex

‘were known to have been killed north early this and | The express normal] w passed * Proudly, they said they (ee ee ete 20 .S oceeane ons - eae trapped in their ‘bunks. earth of Prince Edward Island there originated in 1958 when ag ‘The Association Press te- |¥45 due to pass through the ‘through the point about 7 were, But their faces dropped |) badly and asking for room TAKEN TO HOSPITAL and prairie wheatfields. oil ‘company drilling crew lé. the known death toll at | *itehpoint where the collision hen ; Three of the gurvivors.-Capt.| The $75,000 project, part of cated samples of grey shale im

. A coapeenen for the ship's the federal winter works pro-|the rockbed bet: and an ¥ Warren Limited, | Milo C first officer Rade | } ‘ween “fad “ine oe was tx Batt ies 28 '¢'? Le “and--arbehanic | | gram, also inci probings ip | feet beneath the surface. This :

lies aaar Suas. | Hast, heading for-Halifax to pick | Hroriin—were taken to central and southwestern On- type of rock is much younger

7 a - rave in “the cppmnte, | atnnhe ‘et ee on : Ti a oe eae here tario te gain better knowledge |than the Pennsylvania reas

7 reetion_bound—from— : ee aes woe kage, | ‘Tain was due at the same point = who was about 75 yards | Communications Act, told how

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express coach careered {0 Amsterdam. the commuter | aw | persons operating unlicensed. let: aia wes oar ce eave roe toning a the | their conditions were said tote %f that province's geology red rock of P.E.I. and ts signin downs a 13 - foot embankment {three minutes later. In this eru- "(Continued on Page 3 Col, §) | Stations could be fined $10,000 man at the RCAF | United Kingdom. satisfactory. ‘ Newly-appointed Mines Minis- to petroleum-hearing rocks else

embankment and demolished a or sent to jail for two years, rch and rescue eaia| Flares were being sent w Zavovic told reporters he was ‘er Jacques Flynn predicted that | where in Canada. transformer station &t the foot maybe both. - io aa chen boat =, i | procs the shi , p sieeping when a “terrific colli- |information gleaned in the win- ~ However, geologists up to now of ta dike, _— showers “of Juvenile Deli: Boy,” said Bruce afterward | dispatched to the scene as well, The Suerte ‘is about a half Sion”? shook the freighter. ter investigations, due for com- have sot beds sure whether the sparks over the debris. “did we begin shakifig like } ; “T pushed to the main deck Pletion by the end of March, |grey shale is prevalent im . | Teaves!” iss the ocegn-going tug Founda- miles’from shore, off Three The ship, listing heavily, Will assist the oil industry in P.E.1.’s rock structure. There kerataes “ates = Launched By J Justice Dept. | Car sain ate etal'giteat 2 S's SESSA ace wont nkeutin Rete: gro ene MO wt ag. ei wuns joined in bringing victims | che mae eee me tee ale. ~ generally foggy weather along The three men were picked Hy i od gasatch: the oll Company had beos brane the wreckage of The Neth-| OTTAWA ‘cpP) — A rele result is the plan to build | re } The’ 441-foot long vessel was the coast east of here eae 7 cress thannel par ferry, | ewan, particularly in the dry {ported in the rotary rig from is’ worst railway disaster. | one-year study of juvenile de-|& pe percep special institutioa = ; built in Baltimire in 1944. |night with light southwest They had spent more than two. Souris River Basin, valuable | previous operations in the west.

ay officials~ said there young- offenders in Quebee, were nt 250 persons om eack |/itquency: has been launched by |S" Veins offenders in Ques : of the’ trains. the justice department. The new study will go further. “The number of injured was| Justice Minister Fulton said | Discussions will be held across given as high as 200 by. one wit- | Monday the inquiry will try to | Camada with au : om ness, but latest estimates put |define the nature and scope of | *Ubiect. Written will be

agencies. : “Opens Today | Heading’‘the study will be itentiaries commissioner AMAR yn: : QuEREc tcp) — The Quebee MacLeod, 43 - year.- old lawyer ; Deputy legislature opens a new session |W"© has become almost a taday to debate legislation de- |*®®t

“to make further basie }>@rtment.

in the province's w; of life. 8Y | revised . Criminal

FSi -iaibaas Grete tanidboasing -to be read by a new lieutenant- | committee that ~ governor, is expected to contain | biyeprint for the m outline of the Liberalgovern- | program. _

went’s plans for election re-

wees | hannel new knowledge would be yielded Under direction of Bob Howel "eg hours el Court eked | to assist in the search for ‘‘vi-|a native of Sydney, N.'S., a dia ‘up three other survivors, one of tally-needed supplies of sound! mond drill will be sunk, 1,70€ whom died later water for industrial and domes- feet at Wellington Sation. 1¢ ——————— _____—_— tic use.”’ miles west of Summerside.

: Other drilling sites are French

f ; ‘WILL PROVE OR DISPROVE River, Gallows Point and Crown Archduke s Son \ Dr. I. L. Brown, go-ordinating Point. , Dies Af Age oY |

ener bland Born Diplomat

NMonday. Cause of death was

not immediately known: Archdoke * Franz Ferdinand, pretender to the Anstridt Thea garian throne. and his wife So- phie were assassinated at Sara-

jevo in 1914, touching off the First World War.

LONDON (CP)—A Canadian | informa! conference at spokesman has hinted that Brit- Flizabeth House, home of ne ain’s entry into Europe might) Oxford Institute of Common.

Ontario Gets impinge on Canadian aid to un | wealth Studies. =

3 derdeveloped countries. — It was believed jBogers in | In a weekend discussion 09 tended his remarks as friend.y

Good Break the “new Commonwealth,” Ben cuyidance about a possible even- Rogers, Canada’s deputy high

tuality, rather than as a stern In Weather

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commissioner in London, re- warning. Reports published here |ferred to the Canadian balance suggest that the recent visit to

- . . |ot-payments deficit. . Ottawa of Edward Health, head oviet Union Jets Force mam caunus ret igs Oo Le aa After a thorou | . . arket negotiating team, a Rogers stressed. the impor- cleared away migunderstandings |

weekend, southern Ontario-is en- r a pretty fair deal from ;tanee of export markets for Cap-| horwoen Canada and Britais

ada’s manufactured goods and Brit toward Ew the ee nena K's ton abet said that if exports suffered, md | eves ritain's move to ' : solution of aid to underdeveloped However, the London Sunday > ; ’ 4 é pia taf gard "nw Pa con im feo, the oon He said he doesn’t think Brit- | °!7€5 Canada and Australia tor y using harsh words about Brit

part of Canada actuall ot 2 ain can do very much to safe _ . of the sun Monday and | guard Canada’s interests in re 7" * Evropean negotiations

the for today is also for'jlation to manufactured goods while at the same time building pleasant weather. It; Rogers was speaking at an (Continued on Page 3 Col. 4

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Meanwhile, ou gut nae Praises On Common Market Issues.

and relatively sky-high tempera- By JAMES NELSON sirability of holding Commé6t- |

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paseter sources at Gebran tures—things have taken a dras- OTTAWA (CP)—The possibil- wealth prime ministers’ confer,

cab tany tot tonal wher d- tie change for the worse. At ity that a Commonwealth prime | ences outside of London, though

= tress calls the” . Grande Prairie the tensperature | ministers’ conference may be not on a basis of rotatiop was expected to dip to # below ‘held in Ottawa to discuss Brit- among ail the other Commo

Monday night. The cold snap is ain's entry into the European wealth capitals. He has <twg right across the Prairies. Common Market faded Mon- gested that London should

%- day. be the meeting place of many no' Prime Minister Diefenbaker of the conferences no declined ‘comment on reports However, these thoughts were “trom London that such a con- ‘put forward more strongly be more ference might be held tere fore Britain announced its in- go early this tention to seek membership is that New |the Common Market was, not & t MEETING and | about .a meet- Since then, the Canadian gdv jing in Ottawa, and speculation ernment has suggested that # the |in informed quarters Commonwealth conference may