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Read by Everybody Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1951

BRITISH REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE RY SEA IN SUEZ AREA

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Royal N-ally Cruiser At Port Said

Flares OFF Nllld.

Secret Transfer Of Meyer From Dorchester

Search Planes Spoil Three

Liberals Pass Resolution Re l-El,',jane

Urges Maritime Industries In Maiden Speech At Ottawa

- ' CAIROI ociI is g (cp) .. orraws. Oct. 18-. (Special) -

e 0 e D I O 0 British sea reinforcements ar- 1” 5 maldell speech WlllCll W0" 1 n I 0 rived in the Suez tonight to back hlm will-'Tl"-llll"l0ll5 from mem-

ggg .g,,,Hg"mggg I up airborne parachuic Lrgopj bers of all parties in the Com-

At its annual meeting lastnlghi ;n the Empire Theatre. the Queen's county Libcral Associat- pun reaffirmed its decision of Nov. 211, 1949, neither to recognize nor sh;-port ally leader selected other lhiin by I. majority vote of the accredited delegates It I properly roiistituicd Dominion or Pro- x.nclal convention called for this il'.l."pOSf2.

The meeting, which was largely azlendcd, also went on record as urging that the present dual con- stituency of Queen's be divided into two constituencies, each rep- rrstlllted by one member of the llouse of Commons.

resident Picton C. Mcconnac. Charlottetown. presided at the mrcili:-3. at which he was re- elected president. Mr. James L. L:-Page. Hunter River, was elect- ed vice president and Mr. Arthur

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld., Oct. 18- (CP)-A search plane, looking for the 11-man crew of a missing U. S. stratofreigliter believed ditched in the Atlantic Monday, tonight spotted three flares off the south

where the flare: were seen. U. S. Air Force headquarters here said high winds were blowing off the coast and it was not known if the planes were able to make a landing on the sea. Capt. B. N. Welsh. piloting an Air Weather Service C-54 out of Torbay. reported the first flare was seen about 70 miles south- west of the French Island of St. Pierre. It burned with a yellow glow for about 10 minutes. Shortly afterwards. two more flares were seen about 20 miles

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The R. C. A. F. plane ferrying Kurt Meyer back to Germany to con- tinue his prison sentence for war crimes against Canadian prisoners

coast of Newfoundland.

To SA-15 amphibious planes took off from Greenwood, N.B., immediately veered from the gen- tonight. ernl search area to the spot There were rumors that the

plane carrying the German Gen- eral back home also had as pass- engers officers of the 27th Canad- ian Brigade going overseas.

shrouded in secrecy and one in touch with him either de- clined any comment or professed 1

of his removal from the Dorches- tcr, N. 8.. penitentiary where he has been since June of 1946:

HALIFAX. Oct. 18 -- (CF) -

W E 1' C every-

Meyer's movements

urprlsc at the move. But from unofficial sour:es, his appeared to be the pattern

joining the British garrisons who already have fought their first

1? T " . t 1. R bud stop before roan and Dob battle with Egyptian army troops.

Meyer aboard.

Then the plane continued to The Egyptian Government an- Greenwood, N. S.. waited for a nounced a British crulscr from time, and took off again on the the Mediterranean has anchored first lap of the flight to Gcr- at Port Said, northern end of many via Goose Bay, Labrador. the canal. or Gander. Nfld. It said the warship came in

Details of his guard aboard the v-contrary to 311 cusigms am:

plane or the craft": flight plans were kept a strict mystery. Even R. A. Ritchie, llalifax lawyer who had represented Mey- er in I petition for release pre- sented w the Justice Department a year ago, and Maj. J. R. Miller, the padre who visited him freq- uently in penitentiary, said they knew nothing of the scheme. Prison and service personnel connected with the plan evidently were under orders not to talk. The 42-year-old former Nnzi

without advising port authorities.”

The cruiser presumar'olIv is M. S. Gambia, which has been re- ported en route to the Suez from the British naval base at Malta.. Other British sea forces are due shortly.

First Clash

The first clash between military forces of the two countries re- sulted in Britons winning control Wednesday of a ranal bridge in the grimly-cllspuied area.

As the Brltlsli

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mons. J. Angus MacLean, Conser- vative member for Queen's. today appealed for a fair deal for Prince Edward Island at the hands of Federal authorities, a sound pro- gram of national defence and sor- ious steps to fight inflation.

In urging the government to en- courage defence industries in the Maritime Provinces. Mr. MacLean contended silch a program is vital to ihe 0VPl'ilII defence plan of the nation. Referring to government support of the St. Lawrence sea- way in the throne speech, hr urc- cti that priority over the St. Law- rence should be given the Passa- lnaqtioddy power development in New Brunswick.

Sneaking from his experience. as a World War II flier. the new Queen's member argued that it is impossible to properly defend an

Mr. J. A it intensc concentration of industry nu" noun:

Meyer, accompanied by Warden

general will he put in a British George Good and at least one

i h h h C lteinlowemenlsjsucll as exists todav in the two PFISOH W en 0 TGIIC CS ermany.

ii Peako was re-elected secretary. - further to the southwest. Domed in by sea and am both the Retlr-cs-enidtives or the Mmum.

Brief addresses were given by L Winds could cause life rafts to - Hi - i ,1 ii, I. . . I . iC”llIl'5l PmVl"C95- ll Pl0V9d lm' Provinces, Mr. M L i Iwmier J. wan” Jones. Hon. . . arm Mpidiy from (he we of the ;(ilh::l"::1:rltl:nlwo:ctocAa ihis i;;:;':nln; scmenwl To Hm (lisirityiish and lslilytptlan haiinies hwere i possible for the Germans to de- been largely iii V. acdelainuxhcl ml)-inn: Eugene Cullen. Minister of In- Mr, pic-um c, Mccoi-mac, who SOS signals, the air force said. . . t blesgggn E"mra0”'Ed in: cggllvaglfi”Rns:h:ma"g"f;”l”gI R”? IYRIIEV plolnts of t trea ment they re- dll5lT.V End Nlluml R0'0u3cu- Was re-elected President of the T” Transferred By Plane A, Canada-5 Only" war (.,.iminHi' lfbilal E om ng ll ac 5' e the C rm-al Govern-

establish gun emplacements in- rr-called. Today. Toronto and Mon.

Messrs. D. A. MacDonald Glen-, Queen's County Liberal Associat- - - I . I . I mcrit ” iinnan. W. F. Alan stewdrt. ML. ion at last nlg-ht's annual meeting. An Air Force DC-4 of the trans- Meyer was sentenced m me "n mix” ibtiiixlectlve seem”. mml are potential enemy l”l""' "In my constituency" he said. L? .

of 12 Egyptians

Nobel Prize In

A.; Cecil Miller. Liberal candidate Atlantic type set down there for (Continued on Page 15 Cal 3) 'l'9i-"mil lllcle l5 Teal dallll" 0' li law? "even in such matters as public

the County into two constituve-xi-c-lee: rep0l'l.ed to have been killed and. part of Canada's population and

Nszested that the Association spread along the canal.

' i.h. t Fed l b -l ti , I I I I -- -I---D -........x. ;'.d gof:.?:1nM.oD3;:id'yp:e:cid::t it wlas I muttter that he had 0 0 . . scores injured in the rioting thati key i-ndilstriels being lvipcd out by lcollllnued On Page 5 Col. 0 of ma Libeni Aswcinion gm. a.!'d Y ever houizht about. He e . began Tuesday at Ismailia and atomic bombing.

Third Queen's.

Sbtnd two or three months looit- A British army spokesm . id; Suggests Remedy may !bderni conga: iggd upn&h:h best mend they could N: Ya A 1 a British truck carrying insuxicsi SOME yaf premier Jones predicted a nu- 3 ell Wm M" n” a W85 llred 011- llpparenlly by 851; This situation would be alleviat-

trouble in getting them elected. He recalled speaking to the late

Senator Sinclair on the subject.

and Mr. Sinclair thought the div-

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Demands Reasons For CNR

automatic weapon. today betweenfco, hc told the Commons. if indus- i T lfry is dispersed in other Provinces. The Passamaquoddy power project would provide cheap electric en- ergy to a depressed area and in- -dl'Stl'y brought to the area by the lnower would be able to secure nmple ilnbor. By not following a program inf dispersal of industry. Mr. Mac- iluean argued, the Government was

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 18 - (AP) -. The 1951 Nobel Prize in med- iclne was awarded tonight to Dr. Max Theiler of New York for devoioping the first effective vaccines against yellow fever. The award recognized the con- tribution of Dr. Theiler--who has been on the staff of the Interna-

mil election will be held pretty soon. "In the course of events it has to." he stated.

with regard to the dividing of

ONLY DETNEEN MEAL5! I

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"The next natural step in the credit union movement is for Ill hands to join in forming a Na- tional Co-op Credit Society." stat- ed Mr. Alex Macrsaac. secretary of the Co-op Union of Nova Bcotia. I in addressing the International I

.lGuernsey Man To Meet At Winter Fair

AMHERST. N. S..

f t' l H lth i l f l . : . . . , . 0 lggitaelleil Fougggggn 2” tag g;'1cdi1t,tE3igi(:nnI1);syc at The SC0aCi;i:gE)ann w(Zjilt:clb:se;;eIdBiSedIeis .3? not iakfliltz adequate steps for do. pg tn L . .t b If at s . J : I A . 'L.lilng (2 once o E; cqui-iii-IVI

Illlea Wm oar ll ing lgllzvfiieni 5- ii. .”-”:”ui.i32"i.i?. :3. W .5"; or no

-- "EM against me of the 5”” Lid, with Mr.rl3ill.ls Callaghan Eat-I ' ,lni:.zl1't.A ' ' VI 5 "nouns 0- pilgbcrytolibcllsilrggndlligbxtiddje riiifvi.eoii.'I5

C o E OTTAWA. ociI 13.. (Spe(:IHl)'”' pnViNglLl.fiS tolie thQIiwIAa,::iId'xoe5 prize ing as chairman in the absence of i . It hill be the first Inallonallrri out that in the rural areas of

w. Chen" SI Mcilurel co,.,,,,.v,i. money amounting to s32 35,162 the Preslgent ofptile rCl'e(:lxi'.ldUl'IlJII(;n. Iigleetlngd ever hcltcled during” ill:;QfllePlll'S County, a large number

ii” member far Queen's, nskcd ' t ' cngue, yrus ore , 5! r an is cxpec o a rac in muses are unoccupied. By

Transport Minisinr chevrier in uorian President R..l. MacDonald. : Guernsey breeders from across bringlnc industries to such sec-

uoclenning Md buying ...nmI iiie House of common, today 10 Following the dinner, the large at I Canada. A Guernsey sale will be iions. the overall economy of the

oiiiy ieedy John Lem-d, Ci-iipaud give the reasons put forward by tendarice was entertained with . held on the closing day of theicclinlry would be improved and the Canadian National Railways vocal solos by Frank Muclntyre ifalr. the housing burden lightened. HALIFAX. Oct 13 I40?) 4)F .

nnd Mrs. Alex Maclsaac. and I duet by Mrs. Macfsaac and Doug- las MacDonald.

for its refusal to accept the de- cision of the Board of Transport Commissioners on the Prince Ed-

"Paying 10 cents for clean Tim-

othy seed. Mocmnn md Boyle. ficiai forecasts issued tonight by

the Dominion Public Weather Of-

Abandoning

,lCalgary Puts On Big

. . -fice here and valid until mid- --Du-ice East Ronny Rink Ha”. ward Island freight rate struc- Already. Mr. Maclsaac said. in I . Friday. Al Elancha.rd's Orchestra. lufih "1 b I H h some Provinns the Criedtiit Uinion I I "Lgl;fl;lO3;;'il:l.33- i n a enc - 5- - V? I l l - - am” leaving Ii M' T' 9'30 md 10' her of eMr.sCh:vrlrc(IrI.n hide pcarnli1d- -G Itnltgdlrliesa adittdp Cacti: rsgfniin? prr..w- '31,. Me; M.c;,im, E Clelm walm weather .l"'"”"ed uxinkon H.” 5” ..-me You-1. mentary assistant. W. M. Ben- U. S. EIGHTH ARMY !-fEAD- incial leagues. and have merged in treat -01:; the dim” d:dc'i.y' ing" in Technicolor. Friday. Oct. dlCk'0"- Mid such Information QUARTERS. Korea. Oct. l9-(Fri- credit societies. The National or- .. om i ht I m h "Elm; 1”” i W 9 mm 3'15 P' M and 8'30 P' M' Il1ellxllf.itOfbfiCeOb::In;((EJhli;:nI (E-.leN'd:. intwf-(AP) - Chinese Commum gamzauon Ls now looming on tihe By John Lenlano l Trhnrogugh cit allmihe Prince and ii ri6i?:.Iu:b1anc(c)wrri7d,5ing westward ' 5- I' res tdbd-- ti'hi.'I'h en . ' . "Dance It Gordon Lodge every ed that the l"l”"m"'l”" h" he'll lllig i,otteerixviV;r;(iiienPsgrn; Ir? g:nt)r':il lfttdsoplieerennlifndidl-r zst)Ii1dy b; (tIllilegC(d- CALGARY. Oct. 18 .(cp).lPrinccss appeared to be enjoying from the mid-Atlantic will bring prmay night. Mum: by Robichlud. requested and will be brought Km-an Thursday before advancing up Union of Canada. in conjunc- Flamboyant Calgary put, on if,3;i.I"I0l'IlSEIVeS lhugely at this first sonicysllat moister air nd cloudy Dancing 9 to L down as soon as possible. American and sou”, Korean mm with omcms of the Cm”, splashiest duds today and showed lielcome with the real ranch skies to southeastern ova Scotia

M” Mew” mm The G""dl"" WOODS now Wllllln slsht oi that Ian District of CUNA. Last year its loyal guests how a cow townlflavor that had greeted them on Friday. Elsewhere in the district

"An U1 B d Hi h .1. ' that he felt the matter who of butter .1 Red but . d t hm hm .- cuts up on pay night, Ilheir western swing that began pressure will remain high and tho St..Ill1'riI8: ChIxlrIch.anGmrgeww'exI. f::ICla rglderfirczd lIl;'ll:I'(; on Dbhe western front. the last Ilr:eyP:,reIi:l!:::tyb:t m::le': oprelosed 3" C'"'lll"' PICS! Th;sll1lnlX(ljI'iibl:.ed cailgarlatns haisd Tliisda-V 35 wl:”:,ll”?5l' dn. f weather Sglly mnum” "mm H" Wednesday October 24th. Chinese positions under attack fell 5- financial inQ,y'e5t3 . mm 3" 5 Wm 1 9 001 5 W35 3 C” ' -9"" 9 l0ll 0 53”"-' "5 3 '

' that it should go on the official I t m t h L to S 1 3” I ' ' Defence Minister Claxton an- rangcs just outside this tile stampede Week all OVBF nsaln 101' R9El0n5l l0T9c"5l5?

"'"'”5q""ad” D""" I i" W” hjgoigitoillblderdggauires 2Eac3'E'i'333.2 l;;nV:lYi'wDl:l:l0; S”:”l” 1:"'l ll: ”l :l"W:':gllild"::l:: lflitmielzaillgg tlvllillnbcedilrtSl:dldd:Itl27g;ii' iamgamle Cami? 01 mimic mmedi tau? mlfoal':taI:y' amllime udyal pin” wiikl iflxrmcet Edwhrdhlamndixriesudem East scnoop Monday, October days of battle. enough to assert their rizhu ".3 I is . e- som reros. hazng shr s and l y sm ing an wav ng ga yiw no mm C nse "1 1”- Zind. Pri . or fl” Province MW” we "Km Th so twin a d , lzian and Netherlands forces in high-heeled boots and gave Prin-ins they drove through the cIlyr3l:UT8- Liiht Winds. LOW and hlxll

us -& mdizngwfvboyghy nr.iec;i'sIeonTroafnsa Out the Elghth5uR(;Cn315yfSuuu:r(:Il1l:1n oer. ,):,gri::stEit,:i;o;.il::1:: glxiefslenl-Smelt: Europe. I C055 Eiigahcih and prince phmplln their plastic-Lopppd an oi-IlFriday at Charlottetown 40 and

"l-Oil! Creek Hall. Chicken and on Body 8;": be contested by -a fcnsivc in the west and cast a in parliament gi and we have 10” Trade Monlster Howe said the a. five-hour taste of western life.iwaiked through til; frozen exh!- 53- iiam Suppen Wednesday. ocwber P rosy glow over the se,,cn,day,oid OI them in an Mme! g then we.d government is doing everything done up in dis, iiixe gtylc, bitlon grounds warmly wrapped High igimgjm A M

Hill, ginning M 5.30. Adum 750' railway company. snack m the centre. possible to get wheat out of the The royal visitors forked into aiagainst the wintry "blasts rolling

pp The Trnnsprort Board ruled on whether the Am” dart forward soonlaetlthe legislgltizzni asked for." pain". chuck-wagon dinner. prepand byidown from me Rockies. and L59 1-,. M. "Masquerade Dance. Little Pond Eememibui L; ilhiftt "11"? two?” and occupy the city or pause to Mt ac 5'” p" C E ' -Mm” Slnclali". parliamentary skilled chefs and served upon n Then. with the Calgariana still 5"" mes loda-V "i 933 T "- Tursday. October 23rd. Turner's "S alinfie ,3 Si Wei liomii mi Consolidate their lines. Kumsong 8' I, assistant to Finance Minister flower-bedeckcd table in the rink cheering lustllv. the Princess and 9-lid 5'-Wt Fl 5-22 R M- lllthvstra. W: 21:23. Tazv ;':;;wny"5,f,'j'cCi:d no longer could be used by the "W "3"" Abbott. laid lovemment steps to that Calgary calls the "Corral". the Duke boarded their train to wrT-T- - --- the mung and nppnrcniiv MOI Rods as a supply and concantrat- Th k t d the "NV Mb combat inflation have been sound, warmed by electric blankets cross the Rockies. They left at MC-A. MR SERVICE "P.'intry sale .c s, A. Mac- pom in ammo on n i;,,0IZ,,,,e n centre. W Gofifgeeingaggent in C-Mada .1. M. Macdonneli (PC--Toronto against snowy. 16-degree-weather.l.'l:lii P. M. lvt.s.T. (5:13 E. S.Ti Dolly Except sund-.v llnna.ti's Friday. October 26th, It bum It is considered "keiy that Not only was it within range of mg Nova smug. "what causes Greenwood) said the government they watched it pocket-sized vcr-Ilil minutes behind schedule. A M-nw (lluirlotietown for lilom-.19:

3 3 M- by Hampton W. A. we "mite, win he submimd M Allied artillery. but it was even disappointment... he said -in this Shwld Wind 8 "Clarion call" and sion of Cal;:i1ry's famed stnmpedc.iplanncd motor trip from Cochranc, 5330 A-M-3 ":30 A-"-3 4150 PM

I. , gubject to 5m,ii.,m, by adv C, II , ask the people to fight lntlntio I Th iii, ii f i.i,iiI 2.) '1 i, i Ci I i 3 1; Ar. I Charlottetown frorr liloncton "zlim CV0"? 4 Rummlle Sal9- Eodfimdtncecanailn '12” U-.N- elements. 3 an "l"""”9"' 1” "I9 M” ill” cm"; senator Ray Petten IL--NCXEV-,0feI3f,1diI;ll51Sefl'oi":i rib): Aidccriln tdlolilclgllrasmbifmidcibffobecduignbf baningzr. 7135 A-M-3 1:25 P-M-l 5355 PM- Clover ciiii, , 0 i T I unions started in Europe Irovlm foundland) s l . - . Leave Charlottetown for ! l"l'ld Y- 093 b" 19 l'l- who has final iitrlsdictlon in the -m . ch A ad Newfoundland in a tecpcc tillage tiilown lioloils road conditions. 230 P' M- matter of freight-rate zones. LONDON. Oct. 18 -iReuters)- "I48 but dldnt reach N” I ma; Will fight proposals for increased -r;-- Tr” T” ' T: New Glasgow - Halifax ' --. .D...D.. Author Helen Granville-Barker :”k":(;'”V 1919311" ”tllgQdvl&reii m freight raiea. . 7:40 AM. New Glasgow 8 Syd". ii... on ................ .. -.... wt... o ......u.. m. 00 " ” '1 M--V Four Former Canadians ”” M" ” I

fade mail your rum: and Neil -4Announced United States battle Granville-Barker. his left proo- l'”'"l mm Eumpe '” "M" '""' The senate and Commons will ”""” ””"'""”'t""l "'”"'

tzvu t G h P I erica and it took 33 years for the New (;i,,,gm,. mil "mil, ”" hf” ""””' a:;::.”'::. 9::-:3: .'.'li..'." .e::::.':;' ..li”.iii to iif."'li..3f.':f” cl d-d t I B -t - um "'2'" - "Dance av" pi-in in M hat week mu ya" scgedllng with the causes of this '-TSTT T I a n (:20 l'.M. fronbcy-(lN'l1i:.!i)y" Glasgow and south miiiico i.iy.iiI ciiiiiien gig;-.. delay. the speaker Added; "The 23 . ..D,..........,.. ...,,m. Halifax. I kindest thing we can say about our gate. a constituency in London's Chariotfetmm - Sydney flight:

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leaders in responsible positlonsmis , northern suburbs. sunny (WLY ....... that they were bogged down n a C h 103.; I L . - -l Lc the , a d -h i d i - 3 A "Old time fiddling contest. ' swamp or inertia. or link their 30- cI.ndidiIl)t(e)sN igc Br1i?ain('sCP)oc1.Fmd:si:footdls. alas horn! niny Tdrdiiio shfit l-v- Charlottetown for Moncion i":"ll"'ldRo Hall. Friday. October 0 tiwitiss became hobbled by the ....- gcnergl eiegiion have ii 10; iiilgrew up in Hamilton. H3 used his A Ch ' .kt11f20' M to stiff conventional garments of tho NANAIMO. B. C.. Oct. 18-icp) to enter politics in "' "ll ml" '0'” "W I

common. They were born in Canllrnr srallllly

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