-506- Giinro dfon. Mont." Dial .8506 ask-for classified ad taker, for

' Widely scattered s it e e v e' ending in the afternoons clear

.-V . . T . ll i . "Covers Prim, i-Isilarldt Like The Dew” i mum W ,. CHARLOTTEfTOWN.. canons. TUESDAY. AUGUST 23. 1956 Pines so”-

" LOST 18 LBS. EACH IN ORDEAI. N

Seven Fishermen

Week Adrift I n

51' JOHN'S. Nfld. (CF)-Sevengdldn't so anything wrong so he it News Scotiaris rested hereiwent back to his hunk. wmd, after g week of danger” "One of the other fellows went ltItirI:uhiY and hunger in opeulto take a look and found the l'ne. do the violent sea south of water-it came up thlt ill-lick-" Noewfoundland. - He said there was no way of They shared 23 cans of food and lbeing sure what had happened raw seabird while they were,but "we think a pie must have ”:'.n "Id 1o,g,up to 18 pound sprlmg off the bottom." Winds ' U n Capt Harold l-lenneberrv were about 25 knots - "There ' 5'””,,',,,. of his men slept only wasn't a sea to hint that boat. (.3. lsiours during their W: days .We had more wind in the dories."

and nisht! 1" "9 ”””"' Eve" "swan Ll'l"l'Li'.' rooo wave threatened death 4"”! N" do had quite a bit of 'food in

of those nishll bo t g th first dory but the stern of the Trial; H31?-d!tlligmgGranii slgiiiills hoist came down on her and ' 9" smashed her and we lost all

around 1 a.m. NDT Aug. 1. New- " founding (151-lennen found them tli;tl.ey Chlalai.n:lelIl1::tl;E;;-d said.

ll fl 0'0 Sunday wow three m as 0 around the sinking craft toflgdil

T,-epggsey near .NeWl0l.li1dl:lllld'l food H - lly th rounded ''"”t ”'”m up "Id lowed em ill1I11or2e3 cans ofntgpaghetifiy soup and

ashore. . -

,3 h ange iul e nd a gallon of ultrihzl-,eTr'-.el:xl,rig)uagthllit: 81:5: svlnter. Thdy. loaded it on the ''”'"I here while Pusan home Mair glrxietiemllagl-Ed. we had nine

l'""""" M mm" r quarts of whisky in the wheel- IXPECTED N0 TROUBLE house. I went back and lot that." cupt. Henneb u. 41, a slender. he said. "Thar was all that kept - f 0 I18. '1? .l.'l.;'L'in;w"i'.u'"iiir'.mt(itid mt:'l'l u'"ge never had enough food for 1.1.11, or-deal. He said the 85-foot. one man. We put water in the moo Angela B. Mills had taken soup and tried to keep twins." 3; large swordfish. a good catch He said they had a gun aboard lathe four days she hufbeen andmn t9lh00t0lI9 3” mm”, 3 hirdghwhich theiyltestethrtliw. ibut th; . la h' searpo eram an ugivmlllsignedligit reggae of Hue; ljmheir bullets were wasted. The mane Betsy romping along the raw bird was "not bad when you cont until they were assured she have to eat it." am not threaten them. They Capt. Henneberry said there turned into their bunks. was s 30-knot wind two night-'t --on. or the boys heard a loud while they were in the dories and Qnck or a snap," Capt. Henne they were in real-danger of cap- berry related. "He went up on sizing. "The third night we were the deck and looked around but out we couldn't row." he said- O

D M ii s W -m....: ::i:'..”:.'.:.':'d..:".: , l' bztweean ut,lTem." rriday nlshtgwu

315 had. . 'sI'he second or third day Wo-

.three or iii? 3l'iiJ.".'3'y.' e ihousht it might have been searchlne for In

but it didn't see us.'-' RELATIVES LOST HOPE

Wreckage of the Ansel: Mill- was not sighted until Wednesday. When no word was received from the men for the rest of the week relatives in Nova Scotia were liv- ing up hope. .

Capt. l-lenneberry raid he had been fishing since he was about 12 years old but like the rest of the crew had never been ship- wrecked

'I suppose I aged about 10 years." he said. "I'm probably 51 now." i e

l-ie said he and some of the other men got only about two hours sleep during the entire time they were in the boats, and were I) exhausted "we couldn't even sleep when we got ashore. The part about it was we were dream- ing when we were awake."

"We're not too spruce yet." Capt. Heaneberry said. "Shaky on our legs."

All crew members except Charles Burke of Loulsboure were from the Sambro district near Halifax. Besides Capt. Hen- neberry they were Roy. Charles and Herbert Marryatt. Melvin

Gray and Keith Gray.

Capt. Henneberry and Charles

Marryatt owned the uninsured vessel. He said he'd go fishing next year but would be "too ner- vous for the rest of thld season."

Dr. MocKinnon Addresses Compensation Boards Ass'n

The establishment of semi-pub llc boards was a partial answer Adop i first in England and later in the United-States and Canada these boards were set a

lone long term developments in economic history were discuss- ed in an address by Dr. Frank Mscl(lnnon, Principal of Prince of wales College. at an address to the opening dinner of the Assoc- iatlon of Worlrrnen's Compensat- ion Boards of Canada convention at the Charlottetown Ilotelrtller evening. . ' t . .

Using the hlstoryoi Prince Ed- ward Island an example. Dr.

organisations designed to Iearbine ipolitllll .

jnlc,i'.ixaFe!illc1l,"eduoational. iaocial

and tubes services. such as work- or

Nasser Reply To Committee Due Today

CAIRO (AP) -- esidcnl: Nani

as public non political non iii '11”

FOR BURMA

in

lluslspi:scENos ON MAIN rowNs

Mr. Gordon H. Mllligan, who has been General Manager of the Maritime Electric Company here due: Sept- 1953.1: scheduled to leave for Burma shortly to help ll! 89331118 up a umber of new POWer plants. Two accountants from Montreal will also be on loan to help organize the system in Burma which is being done

Propaganda Show By Reds Bockfires '

BERLIN (AP - A big Soviet propaganda ,show backfired on the Kremlin Monday-all because of a beautiful van Dyke beard

nel.

The unnamed colonel was photo- graphed Sunday as he paraded in the ranks of a Russian air divi- eion leaving Orsniburg. East Germany - supposedly for home. The withdrawal was in line with the 33,500-man cut in the Russian garrison holding East

under the Colombo Plan. Mr. Mil-, llgan does not anticipate being ,. away for more than six weeks,

sported by a Soviet air force colo- '

:3 ti ,.

K

prus I 5 Quiet As Truce cls But British Are Alert

At Nicosia Troops Raid Mayor's Home

mcosm, Cyprus (Reuters) - The truce called by the EOKA

mldnlghtmoriday with no imme- diate reports of violation-

,As British security troops. posted at strategic spots throII8h' out this city. gripped their mn- chinegung, EOK.A's sero . hour came andweut without evidence of its declared resumption of tech ror. -

shortly after midnight. security forces carried out a search at the clinic and home of Dr. 'i'hemls- tocles Dervis, Nlcnsia's Greek Cypriot mayor and an influential member of the ethnarchy council -inner cabinet of the island's Greek-Orthodox Church.

was OVEB ISLAND. ,

.-Long before the clocks struck midnight a bush had descended

lesderblghenishsd fnthe?,ption qr resurn

Teuorist

as

0. .-Balleau, gins, sash pensatioa BoardsMedicaI Officers. vention of Workmens".Cosnpensa- atchewan; President. Brig. W.W.-11",, um .,...d', has” ,ug,t. tion-Board: as-qehownahove with neld; Secretary Michael 'Camp- 1” Han”. Tomb, .'.w m' the sheets from the United States. lieu. both or Charlottetown, and ' ' . ' ' ' i ' left to right: Robert is. Farley, T.G. Martin of Oklahoma. mirth. Charlottetown: J. A. Mac- st.'Psul. Mlnn.: chairman Irving Bottom; Eight provinces are re- Lsughlan. Saint John, N.B.: w.s.

was splashed oaday in Dar Attend, a West Berlin newspaper. But along with it. Der Abend pub llzlicd another picture of Ie colo- the E tian II - w,T.1,':.,;m-"E. 11:10” wluulimud The second picture also showed Nsscr's note to Prime Minister "10 001036 8834118 I00lll7i'e- but ll

' penu , . .e- bolus 3t?otiv.i5mh.oii'l":d W' nlciit M boards. There is a great obligat- ion however. in maintaining re-

ty to the pa the legislature and at the same time handling bulsness concerned with a minimum of political inter-

The principal! at the annual con

involved in the development of the Canadian ?rovincae since colonial days. He outlined the problems of establishing government 'and

trade in the colonies and indicated

near: 1.1!. Naden. Vancouver, 8. C-: A.B. Campbell. Halifax, 11.8.; 3-H. Hepburn, .Edmonton,.Alberta and DJ. .l'reser,- W'lnnipeg.-'Man- itobi. ' '

London Sues confer-

week's

dice

the historical backgrtnnd of some

recent economic characteristics of fawn”

Robert G. Menzies of Australia,

the ranks of another Russian air 1' d to

. St.

John's; Newiound- presented in the group of Com- Allan

Saskatchewan. y

This task, aid the gpcgker 113- head of the special committee dlVlll0lI Which W85 I A 1h0PNVlll09l- uh. howled" ad mwnhbn delenud .0 wk Wm, Nu”;-,, have left East Germany last June M , . . . . n tch I Q d . hi been m mu. . umuu. mg pmpagmd. CANUCK8 SMOKE (TEE do I . a f V . omie's'iidu:i.':i: tho”sl'::ai':'ere.mi'i 33', l;,'i,,l,'f,f,,.':T':,g”'.u',i"bb."".,ui".'fc':l.'g Mm.e'hadmoutii'ooted' the rnes- eendoff at Brandenburg. OTTAWA (CP)-Canada: cig. Me gca Sgclefy O opens N0 EICCTWH DC”

the increased dependence on gov- ernment in economic and social matters. A half century ago bud-, gets were small, parliamentary sessions were short. the civil serv- icawassmall, endgroupeandlrn dlviduals handled much of the pub- llc business of the day. At the pre-

of the public. Because government has grown so much and so quickly since colonial days, the task is one of the major challenges of the m0dOl'l d8lIl0CI'u.y.

sage Monday. sources close to the Calm government had said a reply was dispatched Sunday by the embassy in London. These in- formants said committee to come to

Nasser wants the Cairo. A date for a meeting was yet

to be fixed. The committee wants

"Has the gcolonel come .bact from "Russia to say farewell a sec- ond time?" asked Der Abend.

Der Abend published its first picture of the "twice departing colonel" on June 21. At that time. the newspaper explained, the colo- nel wss slngled.out at Branden-

aret smokers got a big boost.- nearly nine per cent-int commere ial supplies of cigarets during the ilrst half of the year. The bureau of statistics said "' d ' that F -. we . x

:;:l;) o';:"'l:m':l::: l"'?l:r:'ed"1a; and the triinsactionrof rdutlne bust l

dawn f mmumcmn". lmh ness at the annual meeting of the

Annual Meeting In Cll'town

E. Island, presided at the luncheon

which was arranged under

her

supervision, assisted by Mrs. J. A.

or-oted for the occasion Honoured

In Nova Scotio HALIFAX (CP) - The Nova ciel session late

announcement about a provincial election this -fall.

sootia cabinet emerged from ape- Monday with no

campus: until he was exiled by Britain ll

Medical Society of P. E. i. now in MacMlllan, Mrs. J. K. L. Irwin Premier Hicks said the meet- Much to ” him" 00"" mud sent time, however the tendency the talkrto begin quick1v- burs '0 be Pl1"'03'"Ph9d ”W"" l" the i” "'”'""5- 1'” ””"'P'"''i' session at Prince of Wales College. and Mrs. J. Harold Shaw. The d it with tin tie '”""” "” ""”d '” ""'""”"' h to "let the government do it." t S W M9 b""m"l V” mm” '””d' 'm' m'&”'7”'ooo ' 7”" euuu the members were served lunch- luncheon was served in the lounge lyt of; from ills".-.f;..if."'..:,i """”-am' with sh. ngumu gmnnmg pout, e 2. can at the Charlottetown Hospital where the tables were nicely dec- t ession. MINOR INCIDENTS lcal structure and complicated t wo nfons h At . with Dr. Sweeney as Chairman

ras CS '

government problems of the "pub- lic works and social service age." Government, therefore has become big businaee. and it faces pro- blems which are becoming increas

CAIRO (AP)-Two Britons and an Egyptian were arrested by Egyptian security police Monday and accused of master-minding a

Gimli, Mon.

Defence Guns Being Removed From Seven Canadian Harbors

and Dr. Renaud 1' i ux, Presi- dent of the Canadian Medical As- sociation as guest speaker.

Dr. R. D. MncNeill was chair-

guests .were the wives of sevaal doctors attending the conference from outside the Province.

Continued on page 13. Col. I

Meanwhile. Province 1! o u I e speculation said the government will call an election Tuesday, Oct. so. Positive announcement is not

There were a few minoriin- cldente in Cyprus Monday as the midnight deadline approached.

Four time bombs were discov-

. ted until after the Labor and-two under a culvert in a

man at the afternoon session ape? "um C mu V1"! e under

1.31, cgmplgxwumn, SPY Hill ilellllll ll mlmlfli 00' .V GIMLL Mn. (GP) g A 1533 . . . which opened at 2.” p.m. with Dr. the M Kp t is ' an M1, Atunum.um.dumcnc,hu ":01-ice "M . mgluda "med rm"? Sm, M "mm. mm the OTTAWA (CF!-The Canadian B.C, was first issued in a state w. M. C3,”, lunch" Proms”, c sea a a cyst

u emphasised a system which pro supposes governmental l

b. three other Egyptians as co-work- to the people and Intelligent

ers in the alleged plot to steal

AF h rushed and 5fn..o ii: mil: sfmt-ll of here

guns on Canada's east and west

Army is through manning harbor mil bi h98dil"l"9" ""135

. of Surgery.

Laval University ad-

"rho Canadian Army has been assembly on ..Cm,dng

dressing the

Pair 'Arrested After Robbery .

Force officer's car and one behind a cupboard in an army

leased from certain comit- .. - office- llltv , today but RCAF officials do not t . B t it w reluctant to re 1 M 1, .1 g ”m' ”' "'9 R”c'"'" - with m'.T- Th di f th rta . wgg-Q . la . C a . ." ' v . ggugggoggguggugogn gegg ”'ri?.","' :'n"”-'-'fZ- i'g'.'3-i?'i"-'"i;.'-'3; ii--333 are not v-Inc!-"M cu m": out .33 ... .. Mon- :.';':':,t.tf.'.. ":3 5.: 2.2. ::.i'"...':i gm; a-Pgggggg-;, vmmg. In N. 5. Are Wonte In Quebec 3- 55-t-e”tg”:-.f3.EiIi;.i of the government responsible and blun. Cd:l:o l:ldlliI.:ef :fm:lTe Arab The Jet. piloted by a NATO stu- News of its intention to give up can Dm'0"'l9 U"""5"Y W8! "'9-"DB1 we W" .

the people informed in the face of increasing complexity of affairs is one of the basis: in of the day.

News Agency; Charles Plituclr. a public radio-telegram: company official, difficult and El sayed Amin Mahmud. the . Egyptian. ,

dent on a solo flight, took off frorn the Glmll air station and the crash was reported is minutes

the buttlemente a St, Nfld., Halifax and Sydney, N.S. Saint John. N.B., and Victoria.

John's."

later.

Esqulmalt and Prince

i had olftliodcd them. Aircraft and

Rupert. menu"

the ion the guns once were in- hidedtlor

NOT OUTMODED

A telephone inquiry as to the meaning of "certain commit- dnslly evoked the details. The guns being removed from their places at these harbors are six-lncliers. six-pounder twins- ggiuble-barrelled - and four-inch

ns.

Speaker at the session having for his topic "Differential Diagnosis of Chronic Diarrhoea". The dis- cussan was Dr. Henry Movse. An informal party was id at 8.30 pm. at the Belved 2 Golf Club. LADlESl LUNCTIEON A delightful luncheon meeting

MONTREAL (CP) - Two Que- bec City brothers. arrested in Nova Scotia last week shortly after a 310,000 bank robbery in

Kingston, N.S.. questioning in

are wanted for connection with

armed holdups in Montreal and other parts of Quebec. provincial and city police reported Monday

Ball's brother, Lionel. also is wanted for questioning in connec tion with the Quebec robberies.

City police said they want to question the pair in an effort to clear up several unsolved blink robberies in Montreal.

Last June. two men held up e branch of the Bsnque Cansdienne

major weapon found since the EOKA terrorist campaign started.

A Greek Cypriot terrorist serv- ing a life sentence was reported Monday night to have escaped from Nlcosia's central prison.

Officials said George savvs Olympior was found missing at

nlllllt Nationale here and escaped with 9V9"l"i T0"""- Uni" Ml CIT”! They wen (mulled .g V3.-km, nftlls wives of the Medical Docf- Provincial police said they about 830,000. ll-It Ffbmlfy ho llld I 55.3! times of emergency ra lng from 0” MW in annual conference was have a warrant for the arrest of However, both provincial and Pd" W hi! he'll- the second

held at the Charlottetown Hotel yesterday.

Mrs. J. B. Downing of Summer side. wife of Dr. Downing, Presi- dent of the Medical Society of P.

The development of long-range, weapons and aerial rt

dip patrol now must take over

IIORGANIZE UNITS

An fwh :::t?:r"e.a3 wae.thef

sorfaceaofareffshorethnt .gnne couldn't come any- earliitti lwtmnb would its shell

KINGVION, Ont. (CPD-Conn & cirporatlon executives were t& Monday that federal tax col-

hlve turned a "blind eye" C stock market profits while Pfilitig relentlessly the profits of real-estate speculators.

hart D. Thom, Toronto law- !!! and lecturer at a special QIIl'e University litcome-lax seam. said that generally the rlvnue department can

WEN irritation and misun- - ” us; to capital in

II II! T. be

Many border-line been fought out in the courts.

Andre Ball, for questioning in connection with two armed hold. ups-one of them a 32.310 armed bank robbery earlier this month at Ste. Marie de Blandford, Que

C11

have

some had demanded that the

But Mr. Thom

law be naild down to end confu- sion as to will is ' collie. believes such a task h nearly impossible.

N0 DECLINE SEEN

-taxable in-

said he

word from Nova Scotia police on what further action will be taken against the Ball brothers in Nov. .Scotla before moving themselves.

CLAIM TAX COLLECTORS HAVE BllND EYE

Market Profits Ignored?

LONGEST VILLAGE Caraquet. New Brunswick nah- ing village, has a single street that stretches 1) miles.