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Of Own On Wednesday

Toronto Seaman Saves Five Mates

Points and levels throu h t th accriasr. Jan. n _ (Reuters) world‘ g °" e -- Bl“ Bram?- “ll able “am” France's Foreign Minister, Rob-

from Toronto. "mes by letting them cling to his

hody in the wash of giant waves across the deck, it ova: disclosed when the storm-battered Canadian

freighter Cumberland County reached harbor here tonight,

The ship's hold was ftrliof water ma some of her plates rivere apr . s. the height of a storm off NfllTlli. a huge wave swept Brace and (H? others to the rails.

The Toronto man gripped a ntnnciizoit with one hand and hung rm while the five clung to his both.

"if his strength had failed. all 0f lls ivonld have been lost," said mcsstttan David Vi/hite of Cape Rrrioit. Nova, SCOtlB.

‘The 7,l'i6-ton freighter. bound from Narvik to Baltimore with 6.000 tons of iron ore, survived n four-clay battering in the worst norm in the crew's memory.

Crow members said it. lwas "touch and so" for three days and at limes they thought the ship could not possibly stay afloat.

King George Moves‘ To Norfolk Estate

LONDON, Jan. 9 —(AP) ——-’I‘h: King. suffering from a grave ltg ailment, went to his Norfolk esta'e Saturday to continue » a conval- escencc which his doctors have call- ed uitssfactoigv. The King. with Qll(‘f‘ll Elizabeth and Queen Marv, irav led by special ti'ain to Sand- rittsiani. his birthplace and favor- uc rctrcat, for an indefinite stay. Thcrc he joined Princess Elizabeth Prince Philip, their baby Prince Charles, and Princess Margaret, who drove the slightly more then 100 miles earlier in the week. It was the King's first venture outside lmidon since Nov. 11.

Coming Events

"Special meeting Lodge Monday night.

Hamilton.

"Show Morcil 8 P. M. every Fri- iiai. Good Pictures. Good Seriail

"lftiince Loni; Creek hall Tues- riiiy, Jan. Ill. flale of lunches.

"Dance and Whist. Flat Rivcr llnll, January 12th.

“Frapaud Ilistrict L. O. 1.. meets at (‘tinoc Cove. January lltli at 2.30 ll m.

“(‘..C.1". broadcast over CFCY ‘Tuesday, J;n. 11th. at 8:45 p.m. Fnczikcr. Douglas MacFarlanc.

"Ferd Party and Dance. Hamp- ton Hall, Tuesday, January 11th. Women's Institute.

"(hu- storc Will-hc closed Wcd- ""-"|R.\' untl Thursday for stock “kills. R. L. Dlckieson.

"Como to Milton variety eon- e1 rt at Wheatlcy River hall Mon- llltv. Jan. 10 if car road passable.

"UIIIOBCUBI Monday at Oolvllle Billion. car Cafteria stock and Ptllllt-ry feeds all at old prices. James T. McLeod, Hampshire.

"Farmers will meet on Bummer- lleld Hall. Monday, January 10th, 8 P» M. to complete Organization 1n- lémlnation Unit.

"Reserve Thursday. January th, Bean Supper in Afton Hall. In lid of New Dominion Institute. 5lll>l>cr served d P. M.

"Notice: All interested attend Iiinual meeting of Mayfleld Hall TlIQ-‘ldlllf. Jan. 11 at 2 p.m. By "filer of president, James Houston.

"The regula- meeting of the Ross Credit Unltm in Pownal Hall. lulu-n root. at o oksloclr. an thcue Interested in Cooperative store illenee attend.

"Wfllnll. Moi-ell and vicinity. Don't miss Study Club organisat- °" llflflllll: also movies. Time. l3" llm. each evening. At: Bin- ott Road school. Monday, Jan. 0th: Mule Church Hell, ‘Tuesday, "\- "llll: Banner School, Wed- fldnv. Jan. mil; Mot-ell Rear chool. ‘rhursday, Jan. ma; "Ml Road School, Friday, Jan.

saved five of his

Conference

By Arthur Gavehon

LONDON, Jan, 9 —tAPJ—Brit- tain and France will have a "peace conference" of their own Wednes- day.

Tihcir statesmen are worried be- cause their policies clash at many

Arrests Follow Toronto Robberies

TORONTO. Jan. 9 — tCP) - Police today announced the arrceta of two more persons in connection with fur coat and Jewelry store robberies in Toronto involving more titan $25,000.

Clifford W. Clifford. 38, and, his wife, Margaret. were Uzarged with breaking and entering a down- town clothing store following their arrest yesterday. A charge of re- ceiving also was laid against the

ert Schuman, will arrive Wednes- day to talk things over with Foreign Secretary Bevin in a two-day meet- ing.

British and French officials ex- pect them to dwell mainly on whether to set up a parliament o! Europe for western antLCommun- ist governments, and on Germany's political future.

These other issues also will conic up: The future of Italy's pre-Wnl‘ African colonies. ‘Ilhe North Ai- lantic security pact. Recognition of Israel and its admission into the United Nations. Co-ordinatlon of French and British colonial policies in the Far East and Africa.

Britain and France have distinct-

ly different designs by which tltry believe Europe should develop polit- ical unity. France is pressing Britain to ac- cept a long-time plan for creating a. parliament of Europe. 'I‘lteFrencli believe it would provide a positive dyna-‘nic alternative to what Cont m-unism offers. Britain frankly does not like the idea.

The French have mustered sirori: bucking for their project. Thc Unit-

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politically-important countries.

Bank To Reimburse Deposit-box Holders

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fro-operatives and a. leader in many other move- ments, Dr. kins has retired here lengthy career as parish priest.

old pastor was necessitated by ill health. He will continue to reside in whet-o a CO-opcfatlvg housing pro- ject hears his name as one monu- itieni.

of St. Francis Xavier University.

ed States has said it thinks a -

European parliament would he a :8 Pomalccifd 2:12 thfvologictigdgifigd fine thing. Belgium supports i: thserglm 150; as

Italy does. too. so do several other o“ his remm ,0 Canada he

_ioi1it~l tho st. F..X.. staff and in i900 was of the ccllcge. In ‘922 he named parish where he gave guidance and lead- ership in

aiion cf United Maritime Fishermen.

woman.

The action followed the arrests Friday of John Hill and his wife Jean who police said were found in bed sleeping on stolen fur coats.

Well Known Priest Retires.

RESERVE. N5... Jan.. i? -(CP)

- The father of adult education

n the Marititmes, a pioneer in its

and credit unions J..J.. (Jimmy) Temp- after a

The retirement of the 79-year-

this Cape Breton community

to his work. Father Tompkins is a graduate

appointed vice-president

W!!! priest at Canso adult education among lic flSllClLflETl. This led to organiz- the first unit of the

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, JANUARY 1o, 1949

BTITATT BACKS UP riioiiwwiiiiisii

Britain, France T0 Boat Race 0n S’side Harbor

John Arthur and Harold Guudet. a record set 57 years ago when a

Tho nhovo picture of an irnprom race was considered moat unusual as t the boats above include Bay Tanton

Read by

he harbor la frozen ovcr lvv (‘hrintm-is ‘llnlm-"l r-vorv \t'“l i ha“ Cnhflv‘: i" the Mednenam t t ' ' . '. ' ' - ~ ‘ - > ‘ , .. ‘ _ l .'l b l t . " . Capt. Basil KclLv. u. a. htrlghi‘. (‘linrlcs Mclnnls. FrPtI Frillllntll- “““- “a” W“ ‘mined '° Mal“ <2. 3,1,?‘ nay “All. "lilll.

If weather conditions permit. on attcnipt will he marli- tmlnv to break’ l" 33m mm‘ British warrmnjs‘ A t O 1p o‘ ‘t t A ‘ race was held on the harbor on Jon. ii. ' dispatch from the Central Menit- is“ urda‘ and smnmen“ a“ ex‘

Balmiest January Sees igbidelll Golfers On Links And Goes Swi Other Signs Of

Sub-Zero Temperatures In The West

(By The Canadian Press) Eastern Canada hasked in Flor- lda. iveather during the week-end but. a Western cold ivave was re- ported headed eastward.

Old Man Weather has been playing havoc with the traditional sports and work scasons as Pritlrc Edward Island golfers, ])l0\\‘m"ll. butterflies and flowers SllLHYPd Ilf‘ tiviiy in the balmlest season f: the first weak of JBllU3'.'_V that the oldest resident can recall. Even.‘ the caterpillars have hecn report-t ed as strolling in the sun.

Following up reports of a forc- cast from tho ntaiitland oi “a light. hay crop next stimtiicr ho- "cause 0f lack of snriv". Mr R C Parent. supcrlntetidetit of ilto,

pfu boat ram nu Sumitn-rsiili- lltlflllll‘ v.

Iiennzc Gallant. 45. ivcni tor a "lid l" h“ Wl-‘Slbll? illbfififlllf-"ll ~ - » mm on W, Rawgh, Wharf‘ and;m,,._onv.. 0M". Il\ rrnitnarracrnm to didn't have to rut a hole in. A Tel Atwv dispatch said the q_ of "he ice to do it. Uri iill Sntnrrlw Israeli representative refused to HALIFAX’ Jam " (C?) 69"

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concentrated warships and troops in the irilse Mediterranean arca today to buck up her "strong pro- test" to fsracl against the. skirti- inz down of five R. A. F. purines

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Friday. A .\‘i]\)‘-\' of mrl-Jarv and n.tv:~.;

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‘tsalllccllnseemid iii bl-YIC lmzldlrlsg. a KE5NTV,uf.LE,' Jan‘ m-Tlhe Ar“ Two Royal Navy h1g3,“ saflcddiflpbrls laaeys poultry industry

from t“ m. Cyprus near he osouglt‘ producers more money in PM?“ 1V FOML ‘A bngade of i948 than returns from the apple ltiarziic Commandos a’. Malta map‘

i .. - . » laigc producer said the in- 1510011 b_ tot shipment to an un-. Que _

‘dlSClOSCd British base in the Mid- 5 dlhfi-v “a5 “Wm about ‘Lmodmu d“, E35,“ ilast year, somewhat less than the

An Acmiraltv spokesman said‘!947 "if" when poultry reamed the a“ t carrier Triumph and ‘ m‘ “mm? m!” ‘L the (it - Phoebe which nave‘ Laflw‘ dflcmpmvnt 15 smppln“ ' ll.l'll (til " ‘ ‘

of day-old Valley chicks by plane

erraneait tsiand said shore leave .‘ pectod m comm“ at the m” o’ for an 5:11.15,‘ Sailors was cam T3000 chzrks daily for the remain- cellcti Saturday night. “er M m" 5°53)“

The Foreign Office announced: Prodlkms 581d expnfl’ shmmen“ Saturdav that troops have been"(‘ Mame Wm get’ underway in

I _ L, v l ,earl_v February and may possibly ti"‘nafiitrlgteaniueftetfmsi. Zrljdlet glfillilde allr tranéporti if bdelfilllld It; of Agar“ ig . T4; mar er or ro ere.

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Britairfis protest concerning Fri- , '0 14 .““Ek5.°1d' “as devemped l“ days my Flashes near me Egyphloniario during the war and i! ian-Pnlcsiino frontier was handedwxpnndlng “apmly “cross Canada‘ U, the Isms“ Fnreign 0mm a.‘ Producers attributed decrease in Haifa bi: the British Consul-Gen- prwhlctw" l” 79mm“! d ‘relgm cm,‘ Cy’... Mama“ rate subventions on Western feed!

The prolcst. stated that Britain ' and“) ‘mpendjng cancellation a’ rrserves all her rights "both with i Brmsh PM conlmcls‘ regard i; claims for competisaiion

klkPllffF oi snow l is making ll, 1m- oiit. the tuunlss-a. activities at Sum-

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sporting lllersidt‘. but oiiicrs hoth unusual

and uiisaasnnal fill.

are being carried Ycs'eriia_v. January 9th, Mr.

314 motor vehicles inspected by R. C. M. l". patrols in Nova Scotin

laces-pt, The British protest because ‘it was addressed to "Jewish auilt- during 194R 1267'; Shawn variou- l flill’ ll-llrlvlllli.’ illcre was a Alrtfilrllle‘ ‘ll _TPI AV" and not to mfClllifllPlll defects. Halifax head~ roaiiixg oi’ 1N‘ over must of th-r ill?- Tll"'l\'l-‘l0ll?ll Rflvellllllclll’ M qiiortors of the R. C. M. P. anlQ sulfa" 1111f l“ t-Iic unusually cilm ~ IFFRPI Saturday in n year-end nviewi iveather and a slight. frost. How-i Meanwhile the Israeli Govern- There were g9“. proucutinnl ever. ivhcn lfr. Gallant. jumped iryoicnt to a United No-i __.___________

inc harbour was as free of ice ii would be in summer but

eton Churchill."

TORONTQ gani_—r,_-rhe Bank In 1934 he was appointed to St.

of Nova 5Com‘ anrwumed sand, Pcterl: parish, Reserve. where he day it will reimburse deposit-box Clllllllllled hi5 efforts lll “WOI-lel" holders ivho lust securities last Flllves- fldull (‘ducallml and Cledll

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By NORMAN CBIBBENS LONDON, Jim. 9 -— (C?) “A5 dynamic u ever in his 00th year. Lord Beayerbrook is in the throes of another quarrel with the 3m‘ lah Conservative Party.

‘The issue on which the distill"- l! based is not clear but the Can- adian-born publisher often has been at odds with the DEFY-y»

"rho central office of the 0on- aervetlve Party is more anxious to get rid of me than I am to let rid of the ‘wry Party,” he told the Canadian Press on the tele- phone Saturday. ‘Then he added:- “There l: o e good member of the Tory Party and that in Mr. Win;

Lord Buverbrook referred to a story in one of hi: own newopo- pers, The Evening Standard, which Friday quoted the central office

“em. Ottawa was looted, honorary L.L..D._ by Harvard Un- A statement from the 39mm] Iivcrsiiy in recognition of his work mattagers office said "reports ofWu tile Mfllllllues- 8500000 were taken but lllle Batik said tho total would be css than half that amount. About 10 per‘, n in bearer form. the remainder be- ing non-negotiable.” Customers who held safety-de- . , , 0f Edward lilll "were being advised they wou.d. he reimbursed for securities forl _“- which tlzey can establish owiier- B_v ROBERT BROWN The Bank said reports from‘If the sensational evcnts which Montreal disclosed the thieves nave lcd to ix- i936 abdication of King llllfmllli-d l0 IllF-Dflfie of some o.‘ lErlwvard VIII had moved less swift- "have been unable l0 11611010 lllPll” [men might. have thrown their joint 100i at 50 cents on the dviluli“ [influence into the scales in favor Meanwhile Bank officials did ‘n; R mom-magic marriage between boxes were broken into, but said; gm. n; 111059 ma“ was David the Baitks own funds amounting; moyd Gem-gel 1am- Emi Lmyd. 1° 315-030 “'9” m“ muchei George. Prime Minister during was Winston Churchill. Prime lvlinisier during the second World FREDERICTON, Jan. li—-(Cl"l— W" Frniik Lyons, Fredericton. ivas Malcolm Thomson's official biog- ronciusi-iit or hls tusllmluerrlls-ir- raphy of David Lloyd George. ill; Oll 0 lllllllilll-"Slllf-‘P Charlie Y?‘ iiriticti in collaboration with the suiting from the death of Ernest and just. published here (by driven l‘? Lyons D90 9- TrIGSSYS. Hutchinson and Company Lyons was rcleased on $4,000 Ljmiutd) bail. The. case will be tried at the Con“ (Continued oh Page 5. Col. 4) o t‘ W 1th Conserva ives periailst. will not renew the Pill!’ donation vuhichhe ha: made for many years. amplify‘ the statement and refused to discuss his retirement plane. But, it is known he la returning he has often ‘said he i: turning over his newspaper empire — Th! Dairy Express, The Sunday Bx- to "the younger generation", in- cluding his son, Max Aitlren.

The stocky. ITCPhIlTQd "QP the Tories since he joined the party nearly 40 years ago. Between the two world wars he often re- of Empire free trade, for which he has campaigned tirelessly in hi: newspapers. 0n many occasions

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of the party an saying he is "no III: ‘m!

In Halifax, where the ature hit 74 in the sun. so many

temper‘ Experimental Farrn rind Mr. 17.1w

dltion is outside my experience. l‘ fcel that there will he litiic tinn- T162‘. ilnlcss an 0Xlf€'l1‘\"l_l/ $f‘\'f‘l'c {rceze follows," Mr. Parent adri-

ilcgree temperature Sunday. A Different Story

In the West, however, it vras a different story. Edmonton expect- ,9"< ed a low of 25-30 below zero over-, Ml» Warren Burns. weather vili- mght ;scrver at. tho Experintcnrnl Firm Calgary, C1331" isfaicd that. a lack of sunshine \‘.'.’l-

and cold ivith

winter's icy grip. Prince GCOlQElCTPCS. "iicnvcvtr in thc lat:- f\' in the Provinces North-Central iinr: rf January 6th

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reglon ivas warned to expcct. 20 crnture Olli-rif-flic-sign o" 5i below. '1'he Vancouver forecast ‘degrees ivas recorded hero ' stain: win for clear, cold weather. with Mr. Burris. Ho repomd hr ght a low of 11 above zero. sunshinc _vesterdav frrm ahwnl‘ Saturday ulshi on the wcstario a m. llnti] about 2:30 PAT

coast was one of the coldest this; rear. w.th the mercury dropping.’ tc 11 above at Ccmox on Van-

Tlto liarcmeter was \'f‘l‘}' liich Sill-Q- inches. hut was lfllllll’: off. ;l'-i.ain was forecast at ntidiiiuhi. couver island and to 17 above in m". New“: o" m H", mmqunl Victoria. ;

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Arctic wave brought fl-beiow zero

cold today to the United states!“ "a “med hi‘ Ml» Gllldmll

Rocky Mountain region and “mzwarren, horticulturiilist at the;

"ed easfward swwly across me Experimental Farm. that. a srveroj

country. ifrcet; following this mild spclli The 424,910“. reading w” "lcouid cause eorious injuries. He

we“ yenowsmnh Mont ire-called that a few years ago in- The frigid ape“ defiant!“ o“ |,‘0nt.ario, where mid-winter prun-

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Nov. 10 \\'.‘lEl1 the Maxville branch uulous- hi 1941 he was given an the total loot said as much as tent of the securitics stolen viere1n posit boxes in the Maxville brain‘ ship.“ the Bank official said. LONDON. Jan. 9 -— tReutersl- their io-ited bonds there but ily. two of Britain's greatest, states- not disclose how many dciluuf iMis Wallis Simpson and the King. pine Firs? World War. The o'her contmliied for trial at Saturday's The” has are “evealed ‘n coy‘ hi’ by n ‘ruck mend” former Prime Minister's widow At the time when lhe King Ed- January term of the Circuit the publlher-peer, an ardent tr:- Lord Beaverbrook declined to to Canada in mid-January and press and The Evening Standard — ver“, has had many clashes with belied against them on the issue

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ticiis official in Haifa against the

S h _ v _, . ‘ ‘ ‘ liod liri trouble ivtth ice, }[(‘ laitrizng of British troops in Aqalan. '

golfers were out that thcy had n: Ficplgrilfill;b31122‘ngziliizddzvu‘. my‘ ltc fruiii iltc \\'fll(‘l' bcloiv m; Israeli officials said the Brit ish queue up at the tees. ,» _ - . " , . _ 1“{_‘ ,; _ 1 b ., -~ e. i, th lt _t1

In New Brunswick’ the ferry viintelr killing of Cl0\f‘1$ fllifl ‘ tcmlgltflcdiit“ 537d" ur he nisnt igigirmuarfigd “a: apoihreapperget-éhz? ME(HOD ‘HAN lliassie Miller II made an impre- §§f,j.°‘,,,‘,l§,'u‘j_,‘,?'.h";""1§‘f,.,;'j r» t} -.‘..é‘.~§to‘oo ti"... todav an ‘ ma. ‘(n-Irish in...‘ position inl COUNTWC‘ SHEEP. cedented mld-ivintei" run along * - _ ' . ‘ ‘ P lotfort wili be made to hrgdlr a ‘ the Negev area of Southern Pzil- Ju f lMAc NE f- the Kennebecasis River. Norin- F€3$Z1LO¥EP acggoslémof] i125“? andylflfly-FPZT‘ car-old record. A; rc- . rstinc. ‘ They asked that U. N. s \ \ s ally, ice forces her to lay up for Ccndmcn in $.50“ Fwy“... nil ‘liwrteri b ‘c. on January 8, i002, l observers ho sent to the area tol “ME (Q the Wlfltel’. r 8mm spring Wm'.el__kilhnc ‘ ‘mm, . a dorr rare was held on Stnn~ , sec if in» Britons make_ait_i' fron- up O

Rivers in Nflhnullfllfilld raced Said ' ' liner-side- harbour and it is mromi- i tmr ct: =ztics into I<T20ll territory V. ‘ frlee to the sea. grants [on tge “fhave never known m? gmmd ‘ or} to eiidravor to break that. re-i British =oitrccs tn London said is and rar. unliin ered y t e _ " p cord today. A few old timers re- more troops probably would be mountainous snoivdrifts which gorglaéfntfhfezgciigregafiP“; ‘his ntentbcr that race and Mr. vi/il- sent to Aqaba. By moving into Wmetlmes at ‘hi5 “me °f 3'55!‘ uTh r T“ rd l " mm" Iiztm Afaiheson has a ncivspaper llqaba British troops have rc- llold “lilll UP 101‘ dflY-‘l- m lsrguggeéi’ ga or mniSFHP cilbllliiz Hivini! an account of it. inforced at least a portion of

Montreal and Ottawa enjoyed _ _ t“ H“ {m M" °mld>""m“l As stinimcrside harbour iiormal- Trans-Jordan's frontier with Pal- sunny. sllrinfllike weather. In 'f‘o- “all” “f P059 l" “Pl D“ ‘ iv freczrs over much earlier thanirstinc. Hr-tain also lia< threaten- ronto the snow all but disappear- lE$"‘e"r glsldfati’ amllfhfflll-‘l-lii"; “l?” ' tho other harbours of the Island ‘ rd to =lifioi down any Israeli ed. But all three cities were ivarn- -~ '~‘- ~ F 9 ll" l" l‘ . the cc: . plan s flying over Ezviltlan ter- ed of a cold snap just ahead. “ymwemefk i‘ mfmlll bqllllll "l6 —-—- r r —_— ~ 4-» ~~——~~-— ——————— —~-~ — r~~—~~—~ ~— 4-1--