SEPTEMBER

h, 1949

ll. C A. F. To Ilse leis In Winter War Exerfises

OTTAWA, Sept. as - (OP) _. The R.C.A.F. is planning to turn its ilrst two regular jet tighter squadrons loose over the northern snows in January in joint Canad- ian-United States war games that are a sequel to the controversial. ail-Canadian Exercise Eagle. It was Air Force equipment - the number oi transport planes, use oi Harvard trainers, absence oi Jets - which provoked the bulk oi press criticism o! Eagle, un- (olded along the iirst 50 miles oi the Alaska Highway in August. Just what the R.C.A.F. will bare in Exercise Cross-Index, based at Whitehorse, Yukon, is elopected to include Canada's ilrst to peace- time regular interceptor lighter squadrons and their Vampire jets. One is in existence and based at Montreal. The other ifexpect- ed to be iormed shortly. ' Active preparations ior the ex- ercise already are under way around Whiteholrsle. Alaska-berg _ . ‘ American let pans are repor 4/50 //; eCTOﬂOM/Ca/ f4 pgg/A/p 774/5 in that area and American and Canadian engineers

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Noronic Survivors Declare Capiain Completely Sober

DBPROIT, Two survivors

Sept. 2'1 —(OiP) — oi the Noronic

m’ "m" steamship fire said today that the

Noronlc's master. Capt. William Taylor o! Sornia. 0nt., was com- pletely sober during the blaze which gutted iihe Canada Steam- ship Lines cruise ship at Toronto.

They testified at a. coroner's in- quest into the Sept. 17 disaster. which ieit some 130 persons dead or missing.

In a similar inquiry last week at Cleveland. 0., (LR. Willson. a sur- vivor, charged that the Captain

was drunk during the lire, but oth- Ggofgg

er survivors said he acted in a nor- mal manner.

At Toronto, Capt. Taylor denied Mr. Wlllson's allegation.

At least two survivors said wlth- out qualification today that Capt.

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A iirat class livestock show was “an” b! “"59"” m" m! Rul-

mlg hy u" v.5 3.10m,“ “d sians have the atom-bomb, all ei-

Jersey Cal! Club oi_ Bedeque at 7'3"‘ w °h°l1 m! bill W61‘! ihrﬂwh

the Bedequa Rink, Thursday .1. into the discard. House members

ternoon, September 22. o! the conference committee toss-

Although the day was ahowery ed overboard the House hill, which the rain kept oii during the judg- celled ior $444,506,000 less than ing and the smell crowd oi inter- the $l.3'i4,0l0,000 vote by the Sen- ested spectators were well pleas- ate. ed with the Achievement Day. Tha ccnfeygncg wmmlgy," w" Mr. Colby Lewis o! Freetown, agpomged go "conch, m, dutch judged the Holstelna end Mr. encea between 59mm and Home George MacMillan, Cornwall, the measure, Although it a raved Jme" 3"" We!" °°mm°"d' the main rental-es o! the Till to ed the work o! the club and wish- d“, the commit,” “m h“ u; ed them succes i thi tut ' ' ' wo-k- ' " " “" 2:: €;‘.“i£..2?i‘2i.'.‘2..l'1.‘;

Th l : ' (Yang's‘iviilgﬁ-bgletiuriirfﬁlﬂlvgirlgvlie a“ and Hon“ mt ﬁnal “Plfmvll- oi calves, attendance and re- The wmerences cl-‘mmntea! d9‘

my“ ' cision today was unusual, in that

l-lolstelns: Leigh Jewell, Arnold WW"! "1 Iirlklns a compromise Waugh, John Waugh, David Reid, beiwwi the ileum in the Ben- Alan Collett, John Parker, Char- ate and House bill. the conﬁrm lea Wright, George Wright. chose the 11181!" ﬁgure.

Jerseys: David Schurman, Arn- The measure, urgently sought by old Lord, Norman Montgomery. President Truman, is designed to Garth Toombs, George Montgorn- supply arms to signers o! tha ery- North Atlantic Security ‘Treaty.

shvvilmﬂhlhiiii Arnold Wnush. and to other countries under the David Schurman, Charles Wright, ghadqw o1 Russia's armed might Garth Toomhs. Leigh Jewell. 1g 1n¢1ud¢m ' Mizisisiz,“azzliiilﬂnlzlrr; 31.000.200.000 or m Nom- o- Garth Toombs, David Schurman. £3,026 a“ members of western

Yearllngs: David Schurman, ﬂulmopoo to, an”. m‘ “m

Arnold lord, Arnold Waugh, Nor-

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China area at the discretion o! the President.

Leigh Jewell, Deane Lowther, John Parker, Charles Wright.

Taylor was in iu-ll r oi his faculties and that hedldhis utmost to save his ship and her passengers.

A total oi 32 Detroit and district survivors oi the iirc that destroyed the Canada Steamship Lines ship testiiled before Coroner 3.6. Gerber oi Cleveland. Dr. Gerber also conducted the Cleveland probe.

Few witnases today made any mention oi help being given by memibers oi the crew and all said there was no lire alarm sounded. Others contended lira cquipmem aboard the boat was inadequate.

Leo Papp said he saw Capt. Tay- lol- about 20 minutes beiore the tire and that there was “nothing un- usual about the Captain's appear- ance."

Dallas Condon said he was sure “Captain Bill" was sober the night oi the blaze. _

Miss Eathel Clawson testliied she saw a ship's maid smoking in the boat's linen morn but could not remember vmether it was the day o1 the tire or earlier.

it was generally agreed among those testifying that the fire was noticed about 2.30 AM. EDT and that the first indication of some» t-hlng wrong was the sound oi breaking glass, n. rapid knock on a stateroom door or. in s iew cases. the smell oi smoke.

lohnsion's River’ Cali Club Holds Achievemeni Day

The Johnston's River cell-club held their achievement day at the Johnston River school Monday’ aiternoon, William MacEachern. Mermaid, was Judge and siter placing the class ct seven calves gave brie! reasons ior his placing.

Alvin Besgsn, adult director, commended the members ior their interest and stated that he was sorry that he had been unable to attend more meetings.

Morris Deacon, Department oi Agriculture, was on hand to direct the various classes and award the ribbons.

The standln| o! the ell-l!!! ll as tollows:

Calves: l. Ieo Driscoll, 2. Perle MacDonald. l. Earl 'I‘reinol'. 4- Louis McKenns, s. Gordon Mac- Donald, 0. Joseph Brill-L T- 79W Drisooll.

Year's Work: 1. Lee Driscoll, 2. Earl Trainer, B. Louis McKennn, 4. Perle MacDonald, 6. Gordon MacDonald, e. Peter Driscoll, ‘l. Joseph Brazil. i

Jndgin . 1. Gordon MacDonald. 2. Joseph Brazil. 8. Louis McKen- na, 4. Tom Bengals. B. Joseph Beagan.

4.ooo Idle In ac. ' Fisllernlonk Strike

vsuoouvm. 8min I — (W) - The worst tie-up in British Columbia's ﬁshing history today icit 4,000 iishermen and plant workers idle and threatened to g2: another 8.800 on me joblem within I. week.

In addition, hundreds o! can and box makers will be aitecied, in- dustry qlokeamen said.

The "cease-fishing" order was given by the Uniiod ﬁshermen and Allied Workers’ Union (A3.-

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tion Saturday nil/ht.

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onaws. sapc. zs —(0P)- Representatives oi wiidliio interests in lleslern North America met here today to discuss research plans ior the coming year.

Dr. I-lhrrlsorl Lewis, chiei oi the Wildlife Branch o! the Resources Dqssrtment. was host at the inior- mal discussion, designed mainly to oo-ordinain wsteriowl research and minimise overlapping o! eiiort. Attending the meeting were rep- resentatives irom Newfoundland. Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island. Ontario. Quebec, Ducks Unlimited and the Wildlife Institute oi Wash- ington. New Brunswick was not repieated since it operates the northeastern wildliie station at Fredericton and is in close touch

PAGE SEVEN

Home of "Heolors" Closed To Pilgrims

QUEER, Owt. I — (G) A The house in 8t. Sylvestre, u» binlere County, which ior so months has been “pikrinls Mecca hes been closed to the pub- lic. it was announced today. Am- edee Beianger, lather o! nine ehiln dren, iour o! whom gained rap; tations as "healers." issued a no- tice that his house has been closed to the public “until further ord- ers." Last week Archbishop laur- ice Roy o! Quebec advised Remus Catholics to "abstain" from pil- grimagee to the Belanger hm-

ouse.

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Research involved includes bene- ing or wsteriowl. the annual poms- lstion survey and reports on nest-

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