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Wedl. April 24. 1957 The Guardian Page 11

Icebreaker Waiir Change In Wind

coaxnn BROOK. nan. (cm-3 Ihe icebreakar Nr 3- MCIAIII xinnday was awaitill a chant! U, wlild directioh to escort the umghicr Fort Avalon through the cg.packed St. Lawrence cuir. i

The 6,500-ton transport depart- vnent vessel lri'l.li;d dhere I

penduIl' IYI ID ” Tmeiieniizy ice on the Bay 0! la-I mnds. The Fort Avalon has been 1,1 port here since April 6. She is bound tor Philadelphia with 2300' ions 01 EBWSPTUW I

The icehrenker and the ireighter i we "Lo rendezvous with anoiharl rreightcr, the Margaret Bowater. on the Port su Port Peninsula. gnuthermoat extremity of the icel mm, The Margaret Bowater is ,t-ngduled to be escorted northl mt-ough the ice. She is enroute hare tor a newsprint cargo.

The wind haa been (man the res! tor the last three weeks pulli- mg the ice on the weetxn New- inundland coast. The commander at the N. B. McLean. Capt. Wil- ma Duiour. said an easterly wind wae needed to drive the ice .wny betore it would be late to take the irtilm-'1'! QIFOIIIII "'0 100 iieids.

Miracle Avorie Plane Crash '

PHOENIX. Aria. (AP)-Jaued ractun spines were found Monday i nn the sheared-of! wing at a I Frontier Airlines plane that was caught in a downdratt Sunday. in- dicating the plane brushed the ground after tailing an setimatad 4.000 (act. I

with loteliieeteiitalelt. wing missing, the plane limped In (or a safe landing at Phoernx, car- rying 2.3 frightened paeaengers and a crew of three.

Capt. Everett Aden, Frontier's; chief pilot. said cautiously that ttpreliminary marks indicate con- tact with the ground." ,

Reporters plucked the inch-long i mine: from the winrs leedinn edge. What appeared to be rock scratches were observed on the underside.

Aden laid a team at investiga- torn will set out today in a Iinht, plane to look for the missing win; p

aegment about I0 miles north oi Phoenix. It cactus plants are found in lie i area with apinea similar to those round on the win. he said. "that will wrap it np.' ' E . Asked why the twin-nine DC-I didnt 'ei-ash attu B mpueat bruds with lie Aha termed I "a mu "

Major Operation Aboard Cutter

NEW YORK (AP)-A eurxeon performed a delicate major ab- dnmlnal operation Monday aboard

a pitchin U.S. coast guard cutter

to nave t e lite or the tint aiata

of a British vessel.

,' Walter L. Hall. II. was bane-

ierred to the cutter Mackinac trosn the Thiatledhu in a small boat G miles east oi Newioundlanlr Forta- mtiean-hour winds kiched up 15- ioot waves at the time.

Hall had a perforated duodenal ulcer and peritonitis hail net in.

Senior assistant eurteoe William B. Sheldon ol the US. public health service. to the Mackinac, operated with condi- tions iar from ideal. The cutter radioed its haae here that Hall's condition was "satia- tactory."

The drama began Sunday amt when the 5.030-Col Thlltledhu ra- dioed the Mackinac that Hall was suiterinn h-oni severe abdominal IJILIII. The cutter left its patrol el, weather station Charlie. no railea.

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' kniiing toward the British vessel. which had no medical otlleer.

out at Newfoundland. and began

The Thistledhu was en route to Montreal apparently from a Brit- Ieh port.

YORK

. Mrs. Raymond Watts and Mia!

. Rose Wattx. York. were recent via- NOT! in Charlottetown.

The evening Auxiliary, York. mot at the home oi Mn. 1. M. Sprnulc. York msnse. on Wedne- fIiI.l'. April loth. There was a nlod ntinnrinnce.

iir. Louis Vessey was a visitor in (iharlottetown on April llth.

lir. Ira and Claude Leila.

Went Thursday. April Iltll. Zlharlottetown. . Mr. Donald Crockett has return- rd in hie home in York. after spell out some time in Montreal. at he Home of his parents. Mrs. Gordon Crockett.

Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd Veeeay.' Ynrk. were visitors to harlole-I Inwin. Apgil Ilih. V ..

4 I". mo”

Frankie aria. Iwlguaurdu In Charlottetown.

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orl. Mr. Gordon Carr. Chatela- iown.wesareeaetvisiteHeYsrI. "40 least at Mr and lire. Peta

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