Steamship -Captain. Tells Of.Aiding Two Canadians
lHong Kong Editor To Speak .3;;ffh'f';,'g"; 1'f;'f95: At Various P. E. I. Meetings ' '
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. . Then: of the lectures will be During a three-day visit to h b b , is lit 1 milk Prince Edward Island pie editor of p:TNd:ryf1'0iTi0 The so" of "'9 '" ""'" '”d'Y- V” W”
thlillfiong Kong Sunday Fv H" ” raised . 3-emphasis on the opportunities in TERDAM (Reuters) -.- A Alan Batterlby. 29. formerly of selidetsald he ed them to w" ' eliver a public address on ' '7 " th t hni ' d i Sta D c.pt.in to” E d, and mcthlo Port am the Mari- "Asia Today" on November 4. She money to build mo houses 1' 6 ac an . rcr.'
iipmiesday how two starving Nag: Sydney. N.S. Sept. 22.
. i. s b ii . f '7' , . i will also speak at Summerside and Hon: x0n8' which were Ewen to ram e. i Canadian adventurers stumbled , who arrived in Rob In Tomato Smith's moths !
other Island centres. Appointed refugee" f editor of a Hong Kong Roman Catholic weekly newspaper. Eliza-
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auourd his ship in the Atlantic terdun Wednudny. said the Mari- Mrs. May Smith, said she is "vey (ruin the storm - battered ketch bisnca hove to when it spotted proud that her son and sang". and after accepting food and sup- the Druids about 500 miles off the by decided to continue the voyage plies set out again in their tiny southwest tip of England, and the in the Oranda. .9.-sel for England. ketch came alongside. "I ndnsire him. i know they'll
"Thank God. captain. God is The Orends was sighted in mid- make it. ' . good," Captain Leonidas Angel- Atlantic Sept. 22 by the.Unlted The ship captain said he an ides of the Liberian freighter Mar- States liner America which re- the sailors provisions for about 40 ibis...-3 quoted the Canadians as portedgthe craft a derelict alter days and material to repair the mung last Saturday when they circling it for 40 minutes and broken boom andtattered sails. came aboard to receive their iii-st finding in sign of life. As the Orenda sailed off again. solid food in five days. Both Smith and Batersby were he radioed his home office in Rot-
,-tngttlidcs said the ketch Orendn scarcely able to speak until they terdam and London that the "lost" was spotted because it sharp look- had been given hot milk and cof- men were safe. W was being kept on the Mai-1. fee, Angelidcs said. They later The wives of the (W0 sailors
. , , 2' fl" ' speaking tour. Miss Reid, of Bl'i5- I:-?,s,::,:e:1ve, fhiifrangeuzuglami 523.: a:”5"'Fn3- (described he? provinces tour by top-ranking of-
a journalist member of tigers.
an international Catholic women's Official kit-koff is a Jiress coral
the Grail Apostolate Movement,
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blallta for survivors or wreckage told him that the boom of the Or- have never given. up hopg their She reported on the Korean modore K. L? :3. TH:,;son1:f 912? Electrical Wiring . I iii a United States Air Force plans ends had been snapped in ii storm husbands wer: alive. Mrs. smith prisoner g of - war exchange. the ronto and Air Commodore. EM. ' Repairing I-lid SIIPPBU ; I reported last in the area with so and they had had nothing solid to said two we; a ago she believed siege of men men PM me I; Reyno of hi. Hubert, Que., will dt5- Oil Heating - , 1; men aboard. sat for five digs. they mlgh ave been inside the china fortress, and the Bandung W” W" P13”. l Household Alillllaslcel ii 500 MILES FROM ENGLAND DECIDE 1'0 NTINUE Orendas cabin wh en it was Mm.angAsian mnferenm Wm , 1 T ' vi” , V
The two men aboard the Orendn. Both were determined to con- slg&iteAdu by! that America after I A i wm'm0d"”' "”""" ”mc"5- "53 "F: ee on ' . , S . ores to - - Bert Smith. 31. of Toronto and tlnue their voysze although An ha an c sorm uonals 3)aVlll;l5kl.iep:l:e; sfotstglrevigz: student gmupsexdplercitlg mi; 5:3.
Heath MocOunrrle Addresses I. P. W.
The Charlottetown Business and Professional Women's Club hdd their October meeting in the Char- lnltetowll Hotd on Mondayrevr mag. The programme was under the chairmanship of Miss M ary Newsoin with Miss Emma Doug- iu, Mrs. Laura Clapp, Mrs. Chris- tine Pickas-d. and Miss Dorothy Cullen forming the Committee. The decorations were very attractive with marigolds and autumn leav- 0!.
The speaker of the evening was llr. Heath MacQuarrie who gave
Washington, she visited Koren. ""19 tiays at St. John's Nfld.; Japan. 1.-ormosag Vietnam and H al I fa x. Wolfville, Antigonish. 2 Grew G.o' st. Malaya. Charlottetown, Sackville, N. B.. and
In Korea, her assignment was to describe the plight of h ' ' ' mothers and children in the hopc ' of getting relief from the United States and Australia.
One of her pictures. that of I1 I re.ugee mother feeding rice she .
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