. A ‘ ' o i . The Western Guardian ‘way, April 12. 1954 The ‘Guardian Pggo 15 Juma rows. and Chicken —axnusirsoN nocxev. Bed-

p.uy. aex. Dawson. Albany. oque rink ton-isht. Monday: south

_ Freetown Versus Mimi in mm, JIAVEU-"3 3'“ 5"” time I o'clock. Mount°TI!;'0n. the

Eleven noses in" Moose Jaw Crash . Noi Identified

Iv GRAHAM 'l'l.0'l'l'El. Canadian Press Staff Writer MOOSE JAW. (CP)-—Eleven vic-

|N|)iAN RIVER MAN RECEIVES FATAL BURNS WHEN DWELLING DESTROYED

!“—Ge:rgE ‘I-Iugter. 8'Ié°of‘In;i{lan ver ie in rmca uny os- a a Visit Ceylon

Lot’: Talk It om

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301110 Vein ago it was decided that. as the subject of English was the most important on’ our sin-

Knows Where Big Ones Are

piiai about 8. a. m. yesterday morning from extesiva burns re- ceived in a fire that completely destroyed his home about 4 p. in.

mcntary and high school cup. rlculums. pupils’ work in English

I Pm“, n°“' A“ °p°"u°n Baker-Oup champions will be the: '50‘-lid be carefully - checked at .

“ 5,0119 carrs for cleaning Tim- u, may we wmne"_ kdmhdon “E Q“), m gmum chug.’ we 3” the previous afternoon. urns of Canada's worst airlines

my seed. 610011138 Sid Frelivlfll emu" when othgr gubfwf‘. ‘um ,. hi. COIDMBO. ceylom (R,um..)_ The origin of the bra is uncer- disaster remained unldentihed on

‘nu (qty. 5999.91-,y_ balm. .w_ ‘n. « Th. nmomln. clmini Queen tam but the elderly man, who .LiV- Saturday in a makeshift morgue _xENg[Nq-1-on MAG“-I-BA-rm bun‘ ‘t_ud1ed_ -1-hm Wu . ‘me a._ Euubeth braked to . sharp hut ed alone, is known to have been here following a mid-air collision

Thursday between an RCA!‘ train- ing plane and a Trans-Canada Air

overcome by smoke and flames

RE-APPOINTED IN IIOBDE _ N when he tried to recover clothing

At the recent meeting of the 39;.

Sunday when a demented Cingal-

chlot: because English drill must eat leaped into the road and

JEIQU: Durmcr L 0' L be constant and unintorruptod D

1|-ll mung: E§;un‘s,a den town council. Mr. J. F. Pro- - satisfactory raulu ‘trachea mm“), 0“! pmnnu. and money from the blazing twu- Lines North Star ,assenger alr- - 95”“. 01 “m "1 ' 11“. Kenlington Magistrate. was ' ' ' As the Queen and the Duke of "'°"°V ‘“‘m' h°“‘.“' °"'“: o'clock. MI?!’ W13“ ,pointed- Magistrate for Borden. Some teachers, however ‘cu-pug Edmhunh looked on. Ponce ‘cum His nearest neighbors. Everett Thirty-seven persons died in the pier: attonn NoT!C.E oorei‘ Profitt was first ppointed the idea a little too far They i.I|- pend N, the ,1-,.bbny dflued mu Wallthandusonfll-Iarry ‘Nail, observ- coléistlion arr;‘d the following crash “U33 — ' rden Ma it t in 1 50, glued ' ' _ ing at e unter ome was on an re. ere were no survivors. 55 H e O bu‘ on own“ ‘pawns 01 “nu” Md clued mm om fire arrived at the scene just as Dr. T. C. Brown of Toronto. Red

m¢ntal_Baptist Church, Central ggdequs. Missionary conference, 5“.-may, April 10th. 10.45 a.m. Miss Eileen Maclaean. speaker: 7:30 pm. Rev. John Bell. Continuing ,; 8 o'clock each night until Fri- day. Rev. Earl Smith, minister.

-sAD NEWS RECEIVED - Mrs. gmmett Croken, Kensington, ra- untly received the sad news of the death of her brother. John W. Don- nelly of Spokane. Wash. Mr. Don- neliy left the Island many years .go and has since resided in the mate of Washington. He was for- merly of Albany. P 1:. 1. Surviv- mg are his wife and several sisters and brothers.—S.

BFUNEBAI. AT BOIIDI-ZN —The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie May MacTavis was held from the Unl- ted Church in Borden yuterday afternoon at 2 p.m. with Rev. Mr. ward conducting the service at the church and grave. Interment was

They said he was a “crazy ex- hlbltionlst" who not long ago climbed a tall tree and refused to come down until firemen rescued him.

Later. while the royal couple mingled with 2,000 guests at a garden party, someone noticed smoke coming from the nearby limousine.

Something had gone wrong with the wiring system, and another car was hastily substituted for the] journey back to the royal ‘ idence in Colombo.

No Protests

At the party at the home of Sir John Kotelswala, the Queen and duke sat at a table under tall banyan. tamarisk and mango trees their branches aglow from thou- sands of colored lights. Among the guests were 50village headmen from outlying parts of the trop- ical island.

The Queen arrived at Colombo Saturday on the liner Gothic, from Australia and the Cocos islands,

resigned in 1952 because of pres- sing duties in Kenslngton.—K.

—FUNEBAI. sarunnar — The funeral of the late Joseph Emanuel Arsenault of St. Nicholas was held from the Compton Funeral Home on Saturday at 9:30 am. to St. John the Baptist Church in Mis- couche for Requiem Massst 10 am. Service at the church-and gravs was conducted by my Father Kelly. Pail bearers were Stanley Gaudet, Raymond Perry, Leo Gaudet, Emile Gallant, Henry Gallant, Joseph G-a1. iant.—S.

—BIR'l‘HDAY l’All.'l‘Y——An en- joyable birthday celebration took place at 39 King Street. Bummer- side, in honor of Olaf MacDonald. A nurn“ of his friends were pre- sent and he was the recipient of two birthday cakes, each decorated with 15 glowing candles. He also received numerous gifts. Mrs. Parker Delaney who has recently

ly every word

Ippearlns in the other texts. and

Cross identification expert. arrived here Saturday to help speed the identification of the remaining 11 bodies. He planned to call out other members of his crack identi- fication team from Toronto if un- able to name the victims.

In I948. Dr. Brown‘: group ident-

the elderly man staggered from the blazing house with his cloth- ing a mass of names. Using their own coats to smother his flaming body. the Wall's. who were quick- ly joined by other neighbors, car- ried Mr. Hunter away from the house which was beyond saving at that time. ified victims of the burning of the Dr. R. W. Auld and Davlsion‘s cruise Ship Nnromc at Toronto.

ambulance were summoned from g Kenslngton. Because of impassable Inquest Adjourned

road conditions close to his home, I reswthe injured man had to be hauled A cul'nnm"s jury opened an in-

i

¢X°°Pt the very brisbt ones who learn to spell with ease. It was fine to insist on correct spelling of } there. their. lo. too. and hundreds ;

unfamiliar words as sucptoooccus |'9¢1Dl'oc.it)'. chlmborazo, or even smaller words never or rarely used in the pupils’ writing vocabulary, when the students were still not - mast of the common words was ' like Y-ryingtoteaohsboyorgfrlh to cut flsure eishis and oompII- outed spins before they had rightly learned to abate.

by tractor-trailer almost a mile inlqucst Friday and then adjourned the ambulance which took him tn‘untll April 28 after identifying one Prince County Hospital where he ‘ body. that of Rupert Don Baugh of died about 15 hours later. Bakersfield, Que.

Surviving sons and daughters A special one-hour meeting of are William, in Baltic; I-leustis city council was held Friday. and Erskine, in Indian River; Council did not vote on any action Cecilia. in Baltic; and Electa and_but heard complaints from coun- Velma, married, in U. S. A. |cillors about RCAF flights over

The remains are resting at the the city. Similar C()l'I‘lDiall'lLS were Davision Funeral Home in Ken- forwarded to the RCAF by Mayor sington until the funeral which Lewry in July. 1953, and again will be held with service in Kier only last month. Memorial Church in Malpeque at Ald. William Davies

The trout season will open at But Keith, who weighs 230 lbs, one minute after midnight on has no trouble in landing even Thursday morning. April 15th the largest ones! and they come big on Prince Ed- The thrill of a "bite", the joy of ward Island! landing a big fish, and the flavor-

Seen on opening day last year ful taste of fried trout, will be with two of his catch, Keith the goal of every angler out on Champion. police constable with opening day regardless of the

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If all is fish that comes to the young student's spelling net, then why use those carefully graduated spelling texts which contain only words that will be «per-t'of the stu-

dent's writing stock-in-trade. If said

air

in Lower Bedeque Cemetery. Pall 1, 1,1 3, in p_E, 11 H _ ,

arers were Frank Dorsey Geor e een 3 pa en sand 0‘ "“°h°” "mid °°“°°m““° °11 °°m' the S“mm°"Ad° 9°11" Dep""'“’“"‘"' °°"“"“A“3 h" ‘”“"‘°'"'h “°b°' a date to be announced later. S force planes even flew in forma- be ' 8 pnal’ amendkd the °°]ebm“°n 1°’ man raxnmatlcal urn u m ment knows where to catch glrdling Commonwealth tour. » h - . H ~d

Kelly‘ wmmm own‘ Hugh Aheam' her nephew’ and ._-0%.“. f cog?‘ c 0 thenil - (Photo by Wotton) Despite some political opposl- “on over 1 9 cm" le- Sm {there ThomasGaliimt,AlexChappe1l.—8. word‘ mug;-1 "°9“°“ Y “'9 - d ‘ h 1 t t M‘ had been one mmn amt" 0 I an

_ , of trying to, trams. tion ur ng t [eh as year_ 0 psi‘, P C t RCAF_plane allegedly buzzing -rum-m sumv-msum— - - - §;;:';,,,';“°::,,,¥,°";*g,°,°h;,*g,:,,, 3;; Flies soo Miles Over If“ E §’.’.‘.§£‘.§‘°.2:..°‘.....° ..°“::.'2.’.‘...”' .; R ons a» e a hospital- '§“°G‘:1‘l‘:":1°‘a‘:h::fi1“o’IV:”gfl'{?l'f1Vi; I E for a. National Spelling Match Ocean On 3 Engings I °”‘*"’ P'°"5" 5”" ”" Q“"“"l ' e ' “ W E 5 hamplonshlp busine<s men \"lIla Ir)‘iV81- lis d ' th h 2 h a bter. ' "' ' * ' - A a J F I

‘.’.‘E‘.‘.‘ JOE. ‘é'.‘:?...?... ‘if. ..‘;l.‘.‘...... M Bedeque Rink gggogurglgch gggrgggs 3")“ or m; msrwmx. scan-nu. <cr=> ea ouse; ,f*g'::..£;’;;‘*:.,;:%;“°::,..‘"“.::,';{{ apanese lm

side to St. Paul's Church for better able to handle ‘t)leieegrigi‘lxs‘h —I‘;t)Al‘thT§:lIi1:'(l::I,l‘;:da lfelrre .‘I.lr';i§ however, reported receiving tele- NEWCASTLE. N. B.. ‘C1’?-— a

Requiem M88 It 8 I-In The iIer- —A large number of interested language gene]-any sung, ‘fie, H 1 500 phone calls warning them to stay An RCMP constable charSf3d with e

' 3' yng W" causing bodily harm was fined 55!)

away. Officials believe the calls

players and fans enjoyed a. num- came from a crank.

her of school hockey games at Bedeque rink Saturday night. The

vice at the church was conducted by Rev. Joseph Leclair. while the service at the grave was conducted

miles of the Atlantic Ocean on three engines. The pilot had to cut out an

and costs. with the option of I one-month jail term, in a jud8- ment handed down Saturday by

CANNES. France. (AP) — The Japanese film “The Gato of Hell"

Ff. William Advances mmmm N‘ L (cP)__A m_

.

by Rev‘ J°'°ph M'°L°°d' The pm‘ nrsttgame “('1“A1_babecw§zn cuplpir In Memorial Play "'3"‘° when "'9 °°°“"3 3”‘ demned 1111191" - lhoi bl’ ‘uh’ 9 Magistrate W. F. Lane of Monc- Saturday was awarded the top

"We" ‘"9" “°" W‘ ‘°"‘- ’3”1- PM W“ m “awn Y.‘ “Y T ‘em “med ‘° °P°”"° P’°‘ machine-gun bullets after “-63- '10 ton. Constable G. R. Mllligan. of prize at the Cannes film festival

Archie. John. Albm. Joseph and }‘”*“E“°’,‘)_“ 1-§°° i ‘:9 $59 80: FORT WILLIAM. 4cr>)— Fort l>erl¥- lng the first escape from the ’l‘ren- the Newcastle RCMP detachment. after the American film “From

aylvere. Interment was in St. ‘:1 ‘vfighlfkfe s;;';e“‘;t 1lj3’m’1.§r';e'_ William Canadiens moved Into the 1" Tm“ ' W°*'1d A"““°5 ton state prison death house in 0 paid the fine. Here to Eternity" was ruled,out

mu” Cem,u,y._3. B _ western Canada Memo,-m cup pane diverted its course to more than 20 ye“, med “fly on I The Newcastle court case arose of oompetitlon on the ground that town. Next, Freetown versus Junior hockey “M1 Saturday escort the Canadian plane. Sunday. two week‘ hem“ hm ‘hm fmm m incident in Elgnugry when it had already been amply award-

Bedeque girls played, Bedeque win- him; by a score of 5-3..Cuthei'lnc

The North Star from Mont- real landed at Presiwick air-

Edwarrl ed with prizes. on I

night defeating St. Boniface Can- ‘!-5 in

Miliigan was arresting

—I"All.EWILL PARTY — Mr. and Hachey, 48. of Newcastle.

of

with the electric chair.

'd'°"s John Vaswrich. scheduled to die

a sudden-death After pushing "(Prom Hera to

Al Dien 'Bien Phu

Mrs. Allison Brooks, formerly . ,,. _ _ . _

Stanley Bridle. were given a “fare- Ee°;'l?:§kB‘:g:q.t£e :;:§he1\z,:,$°B§l,,:::-5 Eégfltsh .¥.:':° ‘:1 their th"mAi,“"'“ ,‘§‘§'T‘, “‘.,,§'°5s.,“.;L'{;,‘2,;f’f‘e,,5‘,;’,“.,' the week of April 25 for a robber)" d'““k°"“°55 °“"3°- M 1*” g°‘"‘ Eternity" out of the main coma wen» by the congregation or the (or Freetown. ' the gem-°{_s:Vv:n fl:;'u9nd is resunaed M mght to London mm“, emmeered me break SE“ B, Lu" Au“ castle magistrate. J. ‘P; MorL:|¥e- petition the all-French Jury then Church of Christ on Monday eve- Albany girls stood by to play the one game vied, » T... ' urday night with the help of two I-IANOI. Indo-China, (AP)— -the '”.“d ‘lh “"‘""“' W“ " ° IE" 1‘ * 999°“ '°°°¢““1W “ ning last at the home of Mr. and wn-me;-5, continued {mm page 5 other condemned killers. But while French Sunday clung grimly to "'1; m‘m°:"MOm“v teamed he one cf the best films of an fosti. Mrs. Beecher Best. Summerside Next was a pee-wee game he- -— -- —— --.— —-_-- .'_.,_‘he crouched an me roof of ;‘new1v-bo;-n positions commanding nwagh} mnsubh p‘um.h Huh,“ "1"

The minister. Mr. W. O. Weale, tween Albany village and Albanv Leglslaflvg commlttee prison laundry. a seal-chlight pick-‘ the eastern rim of Dien Bien Phu. ‘N‘mman‘ “Id H_c,"ey Md gmbb“ wfle: iuryigllrilah torn bu was chairman and presented the rural. They played two lo-minute “sled mm oufi_ He was shop, gh.-gevrhey ul:g::eaokffu:1ro:lp:1x;a:et ticrffflvfiéx mm by the mm. ,_“,d_ expecung Here ‘A: Ewrmty” tn. h”'1"f0m

examined on the outside only.

LONDON. (CP)——Results of soc- condition is fairly good consider-

cer games played in the United

periods with a score of 2-0 in favor

honored guests with a purse. Mr. of Albany village.

Brooks on behalf of his wife and

times and died at 1:30 a.m. in the ‘Orb! to he ‘kneed." the constable hit and the relucmm. to hot uh “

point, only five-eighth of a mile m

himself expressed sincere apprecl

ntlon for the kindness shown. A

sing-song with Mrs. Weaie at th

Albany girls then played thruo I5-minute periods. Miss Muttart scored the lone goal of the game making the score 1-0 for Albany.

Kingdom Saturday: ENGLISH LEAGUE English Division Arsenal 3 Liverpool 0

ing the age of the building. Provincial of this stone building are gener- ally satisfactory.

ullding — Conditions

prison hospital.

State officials, stunned by the- lncredlble escape. launched an in-1 vestigation Sunday, seeking to fix

from (he heart of the fortress. m’ Within the last 24 hours the

French have beaten back four

counter-attacks by thousands oi

Children

was following the American acad- emy award.

"From Here to Eternity" eight Oscars in tho

got

piano was much enjoyed. Dellc- . . - the blame. . _ Wu _

‘W3 Yeffelhmeflil Including Ace‘ 'li':le°s:t14'iN’i1'll:i|ildneBv¢:(£il:q\bfitweiea:pI 540:1: gidzkpgdilnz bmliiizhgyiexi U 0 buIi{l(:ii’ngEAdt:>wBxl‘lz:,5la]tl:)e ”i(.)lI1)iat Dies“: s““°"d B“‘°5- “ate Dr‘-5°" °°m' fbfmhiffrivéxff Qhfimihgiie 1.53.9. D. I F. ‘ Indnuldltion five otha movias

cream and cake were served by played three 15_m,mm igermda card“; (3 2 w Bmmwlch 0 " cracked‘ concreize mum ifimrgve ‘misslbner, suspended John vanngflted §n,ru,day in bloody }...,d.m— n were awarded “international prised,‘

the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks ending with the “on of 3.0 1;, Chelsea 2 Bolton W 0 the appearance 0'; 1; Note, 54. a deaath house guard of hmd “Khan; They were “Sk.ander-lBeg" emu-ed

left Tuesday morning for Calgary. moo, of 3edeque_ Huddersfield T 2 Tottenham 5 p_v_A_ 3“|]d|nK_:['hl5 om brick 15 years‘ experience. who was The French “med me hm In 3 sARNIA_ om” (cP)__Tw° mud. by Rum’ «Baht. mo Dem”.

Mi’e”3- when they W111 Stud)! It The ice was good and hard and Manchesm‘ C 5 Midd1°bT°'1'1" 3 building was viewed from the out- Seized by V887:0l‘iCh Ind Mid CED‘ surprise infantry attack following ren were burned to death and s entered by France. "N apiei Portsmouth 2 NEWCBSHE U 0 tlve for three hours while the con- been of 3 three-hour artillery bar. third was seriously injured Sunday Dazousel” entered by Italy, “Tm

the Alberta Bible Colicge.—S. a short skate was enjoyed by all at

the close of the games.

side only. Ila condition is regard-

ed as reasonably good, considering 1"" °t Bank‘ Street" °"'“""°d

when fire following I kefoflelle Poland, and ‘The Two Acres

Sheffield U 1 Preston N E 1 explosion swept through their five-

. 1 l behind hield r Sunderland 2 Sheffield w 4 "‘" M“ “K “ E s "

demned killer picked the lock of tanks, the French smashed through

‘if

by the Bank of Canada. was found to be in a satisfactory state of re- pair throughout. , 0

Government Gsrage—Thls steel frame asbes‘ covered building, which was formerly a hangar at

Wilkesport and her brother. Mur- ray. aged seven.

Two other brothers. Ross. 10. and Roy, seven, managed to escape the flames by climbing through a window. Ross was taken to hos-

Blackburn R 3 Birmingham C 0 Brentford 0 Luton T 1

Bristol R 3 Plymouth A 1 Bury 2 West Ham U 0

Derby C 1 Nottingham F 2 Doncaster R 0 Leeds U 0

The Vletmlnh. who apparently had planned to use the hill as a jump-off point for a mass attack on the bastion, counter-attacked But each time they charged up the

LONDON. (Reutm-s) —-— Britain's clocks were moved forward ona hour at 2 am. Sunday as Eriiaah summer time went into force u.n- ‘ til next October. v

of summerside, and Mrs. Gladys l=‘riazel.i.‘R..N.. left on Monday for Florida.

—Mr. and Mrs. Neville Clayton

—s. its age. his cell.

Wolverhampton 5 Charlton A 0 _ .___ k t r xh 1 a i dl 5; room frame home 24 miles south- land" entered by Italy. I T G P"°vlnch' Bundhu A'me‘—Thm wow“: “$985,-¢;1¢1]3 :finbg;.. east of here. --—-?—m- _.M,., W, M”, Hubm Ag," onnlng O 0 Over . Division n brick buildlns. formerly occupied Ford g C One. pom Dead are: Jean LePolnie. 11. of svlvnmm '1-mu: s'rAn.1-g

Falls In Barrel July 16

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont.. (CP) — Major Lloyd Hill announced Sat-

d h ill k hi thld t- ur ay a w ma e s r a hlmed them

and young son Dean of Deer Island.! N. B.. spent a few days in Bummer-'- side last week as guest of Mr. and

Mrs. W. 0. Weala.—-S.

-Mr. Celestine smith of Car- leton Siding. P. E. 1., arrived home altar on operation in Montreal General I-losplfol. Before retum- ing home he spent a. week with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ton. While in Bolton be visited some

and Mrs. Alfred Emery. car-lawn friends.

Alherton And Vicinity

—Mr. George Matheaon. 0'I..eary. and Mclloy heard, Alberton. re- turned to their homes during the several days attending a television course

Week-end after spending at Saint John, N. B. Mr. Erskine

relatives in Summerside.

Rev. Terence Campbell. D. D.. spent the week- 2

Charlottetown. and in Alberton.

Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Frase

have returned to their home in Al; pas Week in Charlottetown and Sum- (

berton after spending the

merslde.

Campbell. Alber- ton. returned to his home» on Sun- day following a short visit with

tempt to go ove the falls in a barrel and set uly 16 as the date for the venture.

His brother, William Red Hill. was killed in August, 1951. when he attbmpted to go over the falls in a rubber inner tube contrap- tlon.

Hill said he will use a 2.000- pound steel barrel for the trip.

An Ontario provincial police spokesman said that it is illegal ‘to perform carnival stunts on the Niagara river and if Major I-Iill tries to put a barrel in the river "undoubtedly be will be stopped if we come across him.‘

Exhibition. Baseball

SATURDAY Philadelphia (A) '1. Philadelphia (N) 6.

Pittsburgh (N) 2, Washington (A) 6. . 5 Detroit (A) 7, Cincinnati (N) 2.

Brooklyn (N) 8. New York (A) 2.

Baltimore (A) 3, St. Louis (N) 8.

Boston (A) 6. Milwaukee (N) 1.

‘Chicago (N) 3. Chicago (A) 0. SUN

DAY Brooklyn (N) 5. New York (A)

Philadelphia (N) 1. Philadelphia 0

r (A) . Detroit (A) 5. Cincinnati (N) 3.

Pittsburgh (N) 2. Washington

A) 9. Boston (A) 5. Milwaukee (N) 2. New York (N) 5, Cleveland (A)

Everton 1 Stoke C 1

Hull C 0 Leicester C 3 Lincoln C 3 Swansea T I Notts C 1 Rotherham U 2 Oldham A 2 Fulham 3

Division III Soothe Bournemouth 2 Norwich C 0 Brighton 3 Aldershot 2 Coventry C 1 Newport C 2 Gillingham 0 Enter C I Ipswich T 2 Queen's P R I Layton 0 3 Colchester ‘U 1 Millwall 2 Southampton I

Reading 4 Crystal P l Southend U 0 Bristol C I Torquay U’ 3 Wélsail 1 Wstford 2 Swlndon T 1

Division In Northern ' Barnsley 3 Wrexham 0 Bradford 2 Rochdale 2 (Jhester 8 Accrlngton S 0 Crewe Alex I Grlmsby T l Darlington 1 Mansfield T 2 Gateshead 1 Bradford C‘ 0 Hartlapcols l.{>2 Barrow 2 Port Vale 7 Stockport C 0 Scunthorpe U 3 Tranmere R 1 Southport 3 Carlisle U 0 Worklngton 2 Chesterfield 1 York C 1 Halifax T 1