-sm-nd Tuesday in the rice-grow-

AUGUST 3. 1953

E; ileds llave L Escapedjfiii

N, Indo-China Reuters - najelfoump continued to close me mi; thrown around two Oom- munigt Vietxninh divisions, Wed- nudg but met little resistance mg ear-ed the enemy troops had em," dipped through the net or rpm up ground."

n; 2,000 communists are on their own ground, and rainy have infiltrated through the surrounding mpoo lirench troops in small nigupa. They may also have gone w',,;gh in a maze of subterran- ,.';'1 hideouts due under villages in rice fields In they have done in provimu atternptl to dislodge

mgieration

"Oamargue" was mg area 25 miles north of Hue, on mg east coast. It was designed to eliminate the two divisions, which hm, been giving considerable (mania. and have dodged large- saie battle.

whatever the outcome of the op- mgion, the French are expected ,,,i,mion troops permanently in the district: to guard against my Lu,-ther Communist build-up.

Walks 17V: Miles On Thames River

LONDON, ( ) -A man walked for 17 1-2 miles on the sur- me of the Thames river Saturday.

Alexsendra Wozniak, a 33-year- oidipaieg made the unique down- rwer hike on a. pair of eight-loot piywood water skis he designed and l built himself. He prpelled himself with cork-tipped ski poles.

It took him 4 1-2 hours to cover the distance down the river to

Tower Bridge.

Saturday's hike was just ii work- out for an even bigger jaunt. Aus- 14 Wozniak plans to walk ENDS! the English channel on a bigger pair of water skis.

Baseball Results

By The Canadian Pram SATURDAY

AM.l!:ltlCAN LEAGUE

St. Louis. 000000030-8 100

New York. .. room 000-: loo Breoheen and Moss: Kuuva,

Reynolds (ii) and Berra. L-xusava;

Hrs: St. Louis-Lenhardt: New York

Mcbougald. -Detroit 000 000 01: 1-4 I 1 Boston on 010 000 0-! i2 1

Gromek. Herbert (G) Hoeit (lo) and Baths. Buclis. (9): Brown. Flowers (9) Kinder (9) Parnell (10) and Niarhos. W-Herbert. L-Kln-

der Hrs: Detroit.-Hatfield; Boa- ton-consoio. Cleveland I00 081 000-5 ll 0

Philsdelphls 000 000 001-: I 0 Feuer and (limb g. Bishop. Coleman (6) Martin (D) and Mill'- rsy. L-Bishop: Hrs: Cleveland- Rusen: Philadelphia-zernial. Chicago 102 100 000-4 1 0 Wsahington Johnston and l.olla.r: Shea, Sims. (4) Lane (l)' and Fitagerald. L-Shea. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 2002022001000-9163 Cincinnati 200 400 020 1001-10 11 l. Worthington, Oorwin (4) Wilhelm (4) Koslo (6) clrlssoin (10) and Caiderone. Noble (5); R.ofiensber- ger. Podbielan (6) Kelly (9) Col- lum (ii) and Seminick. W-Coliuni. L-Grissom; Hrs: New York- Irvin.

Thomson. Thompson: Cincinnati- Adams. Pittsburgh 280 004 001-10 ll 1

Chicago Waugh, Lindell (2) and Kobsck. Sandiock (2); Pollet. Church (2) Willis (7) Simpson (9) and Mc- Cullough, Sitwatskl (3). W-Lindell, L-Pollet. Hrs: Pittsburgh-Thomas: Chicago-Miksis. Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 1 0 Milwaukee 102 ioo olx-5 12 0 Konstanty, Drews (5) and Lop- ats; spshn and Crandall. L-Kon- sta.nty; Spahn and Crandall. L-

Konstanty. Hr: Milwaukee- Mathews.

Brooklyn 302 030 003-ll 1'! it St. Louis 012 000 010- 4 ll 1

Roe and Campanella: Presko. Miller (3) Schmidt (5) Chambers (8) and Rice. L-Presko. Hrs: Brooklyn-Campanella, cox; St.

, l..ouis-Ja.blonski.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Ottnu . 000000001-144 Toronto .. 0210 000 30:-15 11 1

Rozek. I-lrabscak (3) Kume ('1) and shantz. 'rrs.navitch (6); Inm- bardi and Rossi.

000O00000-0I3-

050000000-5112i!

Commlileeil 0n Thell Charges

CCAM;”3xl;lILO. Man. In . 1'. lmith, 34. of Wntefboro. oni.. ordnance oitieer at camp Bhilo in 1952. was coin. mmed 1"I'ldl! tor Jury trial on chlrles of then in connection with disposal of 080,000 worth of Wflv metal at the military camp.

A Br-Mon Imp dealer was mined as the a reeeiver of 1 large quantity of brass shall eu- insl unaccounted for at the camp.

Smith was arrested at Regine last week and taken to Winnipeg for arraignment. Ills arrest iowteld 3 .l0ll:thI.i'mYeR.O.M.P. ea ga on 11 suspected irregul- arities. smith, still not ropreaanua by counsel, chose Jury trial at Winnipeg.

staff Sgt. Douglas R. Morley of the Royal Canadian Ordnance corps testified Friday he was ani- munition examine and N00 in charge of the ammunition maga- zine at Bhllo up to May, 1951.

...j.j.:.....-

Washington 000 in 001-1 1 I Dorish. Consuegra. (8) and Loi- lar; Masterson and Fitzgerald. L- Dorish. First ' Cleveland .. 101 030 111-10 14 0 Philadelphia 000 000 i0O- 1 I 1 Lemon and Tipton; Slants, Mar- tin (5) Newsoiri (I) and Murray. L;Shl-hill; HR: Phila.delphis-zern-

(0?)-

second Cleveland no 010 400-1 12 0 rliiladelphia 010 000 000-! I 1

Wynn and Hogan: Keller. Coe- msn (ii) and Astroth. L-Kellner; 'HR: Cleveland-Smith.

First

our-an in cm in-z 9 in Bolton .. 000 010 000-1 0 0

Garver and Bucha; Nixon and Niarhos, white 6.

Second Detroit ...... .. 20) 000 050-0 15 0 Boston 080 002 010-6 13 0

Marlowe. Herbert (8) and Butts, Buchs (8); Hudson. Sullivan (7) Delock (ii) and white. W-Marlowe. L-Sullivan: HR: Detroit-Boone.

St. Louis at New York (1) pogt. posed. rain.

National League Brooklyn ...... .. ooeoei m--1 5

St. Louis .... .. 201 030 502-10 12 0 Podrea, Milliken 5 Hughes '1

0 Hacker. Lown '1 and Garagiola.

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

truck on the busy Toronto-Mair bus in which 20 persons were kill-ltreal highway. Another 17 escaped Cd t5h0Wl many of the bodies of thetin a frantic scramble through Vic H315 W99 P119131 l0TWB!'d When,broken windows and smashed doors "W bl" bmmd (Wm TOFOMO 10 as the bus sank in 20 feet of water Montreal plunged into the Wii-iin the grey light of dawn, lismsburg canal, near Morrisburg, (cp PHQTQ) 0nt.. after crashing into 5 parked: jjinjj

DEATH nus - A closeup of th

Fjlrlt Buffalo om) 001 000-i 4 1 MW York 000 000 000-0 4 1: Montreal 020 IM 00x-3 9 o Clmlhllnu - 009 140 001'-5 10 0 lint-rist and Emuti; Roebuck.

HCIHI. C0l'WlII- 5 Kennedy 8 l Ludwick (6) Roebuck (7) and and Calderone; Perskowski and Thomson, Beminick. L-l-learn; HR: Cinciii- Second i nsti-Marshall. , Buffalo 000 000 0-0 2 0 Second -.. . tlllonircnl 100 000 0-1 1 0 New York 000 001 000-1 9 1. Johnson and Ryan; L2i5'3l'd& and Cincinnati . . 100 200 00x-3 '7 0. Yclen.

Gomez, Wilhelm 7 and Noble; Syracuse 000 100 000-1 5 0 Baczewski and Seminlck. Baltimore 300 010 oox-4 8 0 First l Lovenguth, Robinson (8) and Pittsburgh 2000 000 301 00-6 11 0' Pnrtee: SIllllCl'd and lx'lutz. Chicago . 002 110 200 01--7 1'7 0; Rochester 000 010 010-2 ll 1

Hall, Hetkl 5 Waugh '1 Dick- jSiII'inKllEld 000 300 00X-3 5 3 son 8 and Koback, Atweli 7;, Coiidrick, Deal (4) and Fus5el- 'm:in: Pyecha and Bui-brink.

W-Lown, L-Dickson. I-ills: Pitts-,'

h .4, Mo on 1&4 3 P , p burgh-Abrams; Chicago - Kiner. 335in?ii.lr ooo ooo 000-0 is i diaxmiinda ;:'lsdrs.c;Tc:snde."2-g::- J”'”””"' l d .. l York And F5A53h01Z and F'l1-Illelnlam H1ll- res: Hits: St. Louis-Jiiblonski, mimmd game ms polled" Mb man and BuI'bl'ink- - Schoendionst, Bilko. ' ' j- smcnlo 300 110 10!-7 ll 1 First ,NTEM.A.,.,0,.AL LEAGFE Mr, Paul Spmule oi R.C,A.F.. Baltimore 201? tilllo 000-dz 0 0 phu.d.",m. N .9. 3” 1...; 1 1 ' Ncwioundlancl. is spending his Williams, Marks () an Par- Mn up h N no ooo..1 on :02 001 100-( I5 0 holidays in York, the guest of his );.3iur eixterson. Greenwood (7) and sI,',:,,,o',,', um 13:331.. Lgdsdigz, Tarhhao 020 1:0 002-; 123 parents Rev. Mr. and Mrssprculc. 1”” 11 Jolly 7 Johnson 0 and Cam 130 11150"- R019 l ' all MY lete St0Ck- BIIWIIO 000 W0 091- 1 5 3 d 11, L..L1 d1 - - Shantz; I-ioliornnn. Overmlre (6) Those who attended the Pro- p Monlrell 101 532 00!-12 13 9 zfgmg, d 9' Hm. Phmdupmm shore ('7) and 0'Neal. vincial Rifle i Association ),Jl'lZC Nevel, Coppue (5) Voiselle (1) phmduphl. 1" on my! 1 1 Second meet from York were Messrs. Ed- snd Erautt; Mosser and 'i'hoinp- Mmunk” 1,01” ",4 7 , Ottawa 000 000 0-0 5 0 lS0ll. Hardy, Tom Vessey, will son. Rmukp DEW. 7 Kim,” 5 Toronto . . 011000 x-2 8 0 Crockett, Elmer Brown. Raymond 132 Richmond Street . SUNDAY um, um”. mm W, coop" Gohl. Burischy (4) and Siiantz; Vessey. Mrs. Edison Hardy- ' . ". g LPost ndR s". -r-- Dial 4386 AMERWAN LEAGUE gs;-kRmnk' HR" Mummkee Ad Firs.tl' 0&1 Mrs, lVil'l'll8. JOllllS0ll and Miss cmnuo 000 Mo 0 " - Jcaii Prowse. graduates of MoGill University, spent Thursday even- 4” ' ing in York at the home or their

ROBERT E.

EYUUR ATTENTION PLEASE i

t

THE IRVING Oil SERVICE STATION t

corner at Great George and Flt-xrey Street will change hands Sun. Aug. 1

BRADLEY

.1'iic Former Lessee Extend: to

liay Stuil and Son, W. ll. (Sonny) Stull

The New Lessee

BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS E

in the Service Station Business

at the service station.

. The Irving Oil Co. Ltd. joins the new Lessee in wishing lichen Bradley suc-

cess in his new

business venture.

, Lance's customers.

lob" wishes to rlieiili his many customers for their patronage in the past years. and to advise them that all account: due him may be taken care of

And the! Irving Oil Products will continue to give good motoring to the new

cousin, Miss Gladys MacDonald.

Mi-5. Pi-ed Mobbs spent Tuesday pin the city.

Mr. Eddy Stewart. Marahileld. spent Sunday in York, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Westley Math- icw, York.

Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Lewis, ac- companied by Russel Harrington. lattended the Lewis picnic held at lcarleton Shore, July 29.

Mrs. l-lai-old Palmer and daugh- lcr Betty, Kensiiigton. paid a lvisit to York recently, the guwts

lof Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe MacDon- aid.

Miss Leaman Martell. Quincy. Mast, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Will Ci-oclgett, York.

Mrs. Mxoejamonsld spent July 27 in Cornwall. She was the lgtuest 0! Mrs. Mack Viclrerson.

l Mr. Frank Waits, York, spent ,Tuesday in the city. the guest or lrhis sister. Mrs. Ollie Brown and Mr. Brown.

Master Merrill Msobonald re- turned home after spending a. two-week holiday in Kensington and New London, the guest of his cousins.

, Mr. Jackie Martell. Quincy. (Mass, was the guest of his cunt, Mrs. Will Crockett, recently. He presently is visiting his uncle. Mr. Willard Mscl-"herson, Orwell Cove.

Roland Besirato. to York and

Mr. and Mrs. Covehesd, were visitors recently. the guests of Mr. Mrs. Peter Proud.

-BO.

woon ISLANDS-CARIBOU

FERRY SERVICE

(Sailings June 13th to sept. 28th elusive) Daily including Siindayim SI.-mdard Timv. From Each Tcrmliinl.

' 7 am., 9 am, ii am. i Pm-I l 3 p.m.; 5 p.m. niaszavsrioivs: my be made for a limited number of vehicles by contacting Head Office in Charlottetown, at least 48 hall?!

in ndvrince for:-- (1)-First and Second sailings . from each terminal each morning.

l(2)-For pcrlshahles nnrlmr Live- ! 'sinrk in truck loads on any sailing. (3)-For all sailings nu Saiurriay and Suiidiiy until June lliii l For Daily Report listen-to CFCY llrst Weather Broadcast each week (day. CATCH AN EARLY CROSSING AND AVOID DELAY.

NORTHUMBERLAN D FERRIES LIMITED.

Charlottetown. P. E. Isl-nd

immigration board whether he will remain in Canada or be deported.

Jenisch, a 50-year-old bachelor and former merchant seaniaii, was taken into custody by the R.C.M.P. Tuesday. They found him working iunder an assumed name in a

HAMILTON. (CPJ-Praiik .len- Hamilton farm implement plant as isch, a quiet-spoken German sailor 3 865-8-Week l00lmBk9f- HE 05C3P- who escaped from in prisoner-nf-'ed from a Prisoner-Of-War Camp war camp and lived in uncertain 35 miles east of her July l2, 1946. freedom for seven years, was re-l There were' indications that he

May Be Able To Slay In Canada

leased from jail Wednesday. An may be allowed to take out Can-'

PAGE SEVEN

I will decide adian citizenship papers. The (ed-

eral government set precedents in twin and 1950 when it gave such permission to two other prisoners- of-war-Willy Gottschalk and Hans lAlbreciii.

Jenxsch told immigration officials after his arrest there was nothing he wanted more than to stay in Canada. He said he plans to marry and is "going to try real hard" to become a Canadian citizen.

He said in an interview he was "relieved it's all over."

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