Wit-rkage of Soviet airliner is iliSl('d ironi harbor at Copen- uen. Denmark. into which the tuiii-engined plane pltliged fol-
in the disaster. The plane was an Ilyusbln ll. Russia's stand-
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lowing flight from Moscow via and airliner about the size of an Riga. All 23 in:-rsons aboard died American Convair. (AP Wireplio- Ito via Radio fmm London.
Fairbanks is Popular With Royal Family-Andw Others
By EDDY GILMORE LONDON (AP) - Social limlx-r'."' sneered an envious matron when the name of Doug- as Fairbanks Jr. came up. ”Wirv the man's the biliary of heiii all " iSli' Edmund Hillary scaled oilv Mount Everest in 1953.) Not once. but twice. the Queen mi Prince Philip have dined as l-'airi-anksl guest. a fact that has chiiriirri tip a wave of acid crit- lrlim ill his Mike as the 47-year- flld sun of the late silent film tar Douglas Fairbanks sails through London society.
The yminizer Fairbanks msdel
undersu un and the Uni , s.
His London is a lovely house in a fas e section otj
town. He bought itfrom the Duke
oi Leeds a few years after the ed "181 I will bid Men lllleli into Red Cross Headquarters. Fgirbunkg cmm. 11', .,. unpre. Final plans were discussed for
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ientious place. "What an enormous dining! room." remarked a friend who-
was being shown over the house il'?ch"5il:;('e we" "med m V”" s - s . by Mrs. I-airbanks just after she M”. "'8 -xlacl I ma M".
and her husband moved into it. "Oh. well." said the new owner. "we mean to do some serious en- tertaining." Fairbanks detractors
iu- tmi u-ip to Britain when her his them as any man in his!
this Iiic months old. Later young Douglas and his mother stayed
position would - claim that withi the house as his base he em-
Britain followed by the Creed in unison.
Five visitors were welcomed by
convention at Charlottetown. E "M I!" ' that 393.14 had been made dur-
IRISHTOWN W.I.
Mrs. Halsey Proiitt entertain- ed the members oi hishtown W." I. on Jilly 5th. Mrs. Borden Campbell presided and meeting opened by singing "O Canada".
Eighteen member. red roll call by naming a native tree.
the president. A member report-
anniversary celebration. Mrs. Dave Campbell. M rs. .lames Evans and Mrs. Archie
l-1.W. Johnstone gave well pre- pared reports from the annual
The June committee reported
ing the month. The .liily com- mittee scrvcd lunch and enter-
Accidents Keep Near To Home
wimnrso tcri -Judging mm accident statistics it seems &at the farther the motorist is
after taking a drink and foolishly try to "make it home" while their reaction are impaired by liquor.
SaiIors' Prank Caused Concern
HONOLULU (AP) - Prankish British sailors nearly upset the Christmas Island H-Bomb test by flashing a phony "Warrior go anniversary. Mr. Ross was born Home" signal at that aircraft car at Montague son of the Late Mr. rlera a Royal Navy officer said-and Mrs. Louis Ross. He was Fri ay.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Seymour 4 Ross. Fortune Head. who recent- ly celebrated their 54th wedding
54TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
brought up at Dundas and spenti was a bricklayer by trade. work-! the most oi his life as a carpen- ing for many years in Boston.! ter in Hollywood. California. p Mass. He supervised the building Mrs. Ross. was formerly Lottie , of the Prowse Block in Charlotte-I MacLean. Head of Fortune. Her. town.
father. the late Daniel MacLean'
Cmdr. D. R. Williams. skipper of a Royal Navy craft now atjvras a Japanese sampaa and got Pearl Harbor. said it happenediall shook up. Warrior asked the this way: admiralty for instructions. It was Several British sailors were several hours before the prank fishing off shore in a small boat was discovered and the carrier's when the Warrior arrived at staff settled down."
Christmas island just before thel ' scheduled H-bomb test.
"When the Warrior have into mmuvr LEAK
night they raised a Japanese flag
and signalled the carrier -- war- The first successful tountain rlor go home. stop H-Bomb iest.' pen was invented by Lewis E. "The Warrior's brass thought it Waterman in 1804.
I-Iockshop For Diamonds is Well Patronized By Rich
By HOWARD BENEDICT the front door. NEW YORK tAPl - Th e The lady who pawned the dia- smartly dressed middle - agedimond necklace had overdrawn woman. relieved at having en- her bank account. She needed
is insured.
Kaskel charges ii-x per cent in- terest per month.
Why do some rich people need money?
"There are many reasons." ex- plains Kaskel. ”For one thing most men making 31,000 a week
live up to their salary just the same as a man making only 875 a wecli.” THE JONESES T00
He told of one sales exeruiivel who needed 350.000 to build a new home because a competitor had one. He had to borrow money
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Another Kaskel client ax-. haustcd all his money to build an ug exclusive Manhattan restaurantl mdlhg He was about to open the donut nu Me one Friday evening when he dis-l hnaineas w
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tercd the privacy of the small. money quickly. but would replace
dark room unnoticed. told the it in a few weeks.
employee: "This incident." says Clarence "I guess I'll need the usual 82.- Kaskel. founder of the plush
She handed over a diamond pawnshop. "illustrates that a rich
necklace. man can feel just as broke as a It was the same necklace she poor man." p
had brought in five or six times Kaskel started Illg unique hock
before. in minutes she had the shop three years ago.
money. Then she said: "Now, re-; "in my old place." he says. "I
member. my husband must not pawned objects for many rich
know about this." people. So I decided to establish The employee smiled to himself a shop that not only would be
lg he thought hack a week when easily accessible to them. but her husband sat in the some also would be a nice place for room and pawned avaluahle them to come into." ring to pay gambling debts. l(askel's doesn't have the tra-
For this was Kasltelis in mid- ditionai three ball sign and the town Manhattan - a pawnshop cluttered windows. Instead. there for the wealthy. is a long white canopy and win- MIl.ADY'S CAR WAITS
It is not uncommon for an ex- pensive limousine to pull up in front of the office building. for a chauffeur to hold open the door, and for a well-todo client to walk quickly to an inconspicuous en-g trance. This is the way that
items that make milady's mouth water - ID. on rings. expe lve furs.
A vault contains thousands of gems. paintings and other valu- able obiects. A cold storltle room in the basement is nearly filled
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1 tained with contests and a read-
hm with more than 6.000 furs worthl
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inn hotel near Buckingham Pal- I barked on a relentless hunt for tor when they are too shy to use
"its" lug Wclll llm0- The meeting closed with "The f "1" "Y ll "-1 my dvilitht I THE BANK IN FAIRBANKS I Queen". Next meeting will be ” malfh UP and down with the. 1:-.1,-1,.nk, 1. . busy m.n.1-hr": at the home of Mrs. Kenneth E
s ni: l 'd th ," - - . . . '2"!!! on at e e Pliace he re :t'l::o:orlrgil;eaaInic.elaulis:h.l!iimrgglgr nip nbhyen .l'olI”lCv!LIrV.lll.Ir:'C F”'''-””'''" 3'93" W" I" "ii I camera company and I ball I m'Y'"'-" I U m:tIryWvIItiomI:h:l..a- Mm D" b"""'” ""1 ""” 'N -TR-KE8 MONTREAL ros'r.- -- -- Dbelrsnrial friendship basis with that :::,':-:!.-m comm” on lmporu-' MANCHESTER meal a rsi- x Manda. its l "d , I , i v ... ...A.. 252211.22::.'i.:::r;i:.:'.:si: --c......-- "-'iIIlarl.V to England. Now he a ' . - Vue Zoological Gardens to beco Th 1 1 D9 1 mm M" Everyone knows everything. the f, H" p (me 9 Dom n on partment of Agr culture. in u h - us - . . - rtstie ..mm m 1 km”... M m mt ':.atlri;:nl;.I ::;i:t.”p0e0i-g 'ogicl.il's P-riecbgi.-n: bumnleiwmiz: co-operation with the Provincial Department. of C vlieri to a question. "Why, i-ii W, ,3", 0, TV g ma mug, go treal. lies expects to take up his Agriculture, will hold Illustration Station Field ssoominionlo
new duties in October. The Mon- treal park covers more than we acre; and is being built at an es- timated cost of more than 09.000.- GK).
sit)! here a I ' M” s ang as Qiey it have
lImlL'll.l Fairbanks Jr. is an en- tltusiasllr MWIODHIIO. Dill one WIIO is dedicated to fostering better
I MING EVENTS
Vnlnading Cement Monday and Twiny. P. .1. Noy E Co.
'4" I pariah pionie. Tuesday. Alllust 20th.
1” PISPNITY and black eur-
Days on the following dates-rain or shine.
Farm of T. Albert Hicken. Alliston. August 20 at 2:00 p.m. Speakers. Hon. Eugene Cul- len. S. C. Wright. R. C. Parent. G. C. Warren, David MacLean.
Farm of Zenon Gallant. Urbainville. August 23 at 2:00 p.m. Speakers: Hon. Eugene Cul- len. S. C. Wright. R. C. Parent, F. M. Cannon. R. Allan Palmer.
A tour will be made of the Illustration Station fields and fertilized pastures. meadows. mixtures
make a Int more."
He laughs at the idea.
"I wish it were true. I have worked since I was I3 and I'm I lasy man. i'd like to stop. but I can't. I've got ”ilities."
Three of these are daughters Daphne. Victoria and Melissa.
it was at Daphnis coming-outx party this summer that the: Queen. Prince Philip and Prin- cess Margaret stayed until dawn.
Guda called it the party of
season.
Fairbanks topped off this tre-
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