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nual meeting of the Maritime Provinces Board of Trade, being held in Charlottetown on Oct- ober 6th, 7th and 8th, has now been finalized. it was announced yesterday by Mr. F. W. Curtis, President of the Board.
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Industries Ltd. On the following day. in an effort to revive trade between the British West Indies and the Marilimes. the speaker at the luncheon will be the Hon. D. B. Sangstcr of Jamaica. B. W. I., who is a cabinet member of the Government of that location. The final annual dinner speaker will he the Hon. Douglas Abbott, Minister of Finance for Canada.
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TORONTO. Sept. 18-(CP)w Bank bandit Edwin Boyd said Wednesday he reduced by 20 pounds to squeeze through a hole in his death-row cell Sept. 8 and escape from Don Jail.
Boyd, in a first-person story in the Telegram, said it "took us nearly a month to cut through those bars" before he. Leonard Jackson," William Jackson and Steve Suchan made their break. The tour men were captured in an old barn last night and were moved back into their old cell block today. Police said they used the death-row cell block because it was the safest place to keep the men.
"Where did we get the saws? They were brought in; that's all I'll tell you.
"How did we get out of the cells? With a. key made (mm a spoon and tin cup handle. That key opened all the doors.
"We had only one period a day that we could use the saws to cut. through the bars. That was from 5:20 to 7 a.rn.. when there was no danger of a. guard entering our cell corridor to punch the clock." Every morning the sawing went on. The gang was helped by the absence on holidays of a senior deputy who made it.a rule to test
Norwegian Paper Complains About Canadian Sailors
NARVIK. Norway, Sept, 18 - (Reuters)-The newspaper Loioten Folkblad Wednesday complained about the bchaviour of Canadian naval ratings who recently vis- ited Narvik during the N.A.T.O. cxcrcise "Operation Mainbrace."
The paper said the sailors not only went on noisy sprees. and swiped Ashtrays, table lamps and shades from restaurants as sou- venirs, but "borrowed" bicycles which they left scattered around the town.
One seamen was seen dropping a "borrowed" bicycle into "the harbor after using it. the paper added, It also said that women ol all ages were "accosted and ,In- sulted" in the streets.
It didn't mention the name of the ship, but the cruiser Quebec was .1 rcccnt visilnr.
In Otlawa. Navy Headquarters said it has received no report or complaint about any incidents in
Narvik. A spokesman said the navy has no comment at this stage.
Jail Break Probe
ls Adjourned TORONTO, Scpt. 17v(CP)-The
Royal Commission inquiry into
the Sept. 8 jailbreak by Edwin
Boyd, Leonard Jackson, Steve
Suchan and William Jackson was adjourned Wednesday until the trials of the four men have been completed.
Judge Ian Macdonnell. appoint- ed to the task of finding out how the four men broke out of Don Jail, said today that taking of evidence might interfere with the quartet getting the fair trials to which they are entitled.
It is expected the trials may take two weeks. Boyd and Wil- llam Jackson face charges of bank robbery whereas Suchan and Leonard Jackson have been charged with murder in connec- tion with thc shopting last March of Det.-Sgt. Edmund Tong. The latter two are due to appear in court Monday.
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Boyd Says He Reduced 20 Lbs. T 0 Escape Jail
all the bars on the windows and rattle the bars on the cells on any lnspectl . he made.
"We used shoe blackening and pieces of cardboard to fill in the places where we sawed through. But. it any of the guards had hit the bars they would have fallen apart. Every day we hid the cell key and the hacksaw blades in a crack in the floor at the end of the corridor.
"We didn't know how well guarded the jail was from the outside but we felt that if we made our bid in the dark we would have a better chance..."
Police Not Convinced
Police say they are not convinced the desperadoes escaped through the 9-by-iii inch opening in the bars. Another theory is that they were let. out a side door of the Jail by an accomplice.
"We had taken off 20 pounds each to crawl through this open- ing," Boyd said. "I didn't. have much trouble making it, but for the others it was 9. tight: squeeze.
"From the ledge we Jumped onto a retaining wall and then crawled on our hands and knees along the 18-foot high wall between the two rear yards...
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"We lay ilat on our stomachs on! the top of the wall until both po- lice and guards passed out of sight. We scrambled down that wall in record time..."
The four made their way up railway tracks in the Don Valley in East Toronto.
They hid in bushes all day They spent the first night. in the valley 1;. mile from the Jail.
The second night they reached their hideout. the empty house iand barn in North York in which lthey were later captured.
”How we got there and why we picked that particular barn, I'm not; telling. It was a good hideout
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Police said today they believe criminal associates met the four outside the jail and drove them directly to the hideout. furnishing them with money, extra clothing and an artincial loot, for Leonard Jackson.
Boyd continued:
”We had money to buy food but we were afraid to trust our luck too far and attempt to buy some at a store.
”So we did the next best thing. We raided the neighboring farms
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at night and stole potatoes, to- matoes and corn. We built a bun- tire deep in the bush and tried to cook these vegetables. They were half-cooked or burned, but they kept us from starving.
-"Because of the large manhunt we decided to stay in the bush during the day and to sleep in the barn at night. But: our stomachs got the better of us. We wanted bread, tobacco and milk.
tiwillie Jackson volunteered to be our supply man. He argued that he was the least. known of the four of us and could disguise himself better. He cut his hair and shaved off the front part and
tried a tobacco store on Yongc Street first.
"Then he got bolder and wont shopping for groceries. He went to a Yonge Street store and bought bread and cans of beans. He was even able to pick up some news about. the manhunt, the number of guards that. had been suspend- ed and how they were going to hold a royal commission inquiry into our escape. I
"But he didn't. tell me anything about my wife pleading in the press and over the radio to give myself up. If he had I would have surrendered at once. There would be no other course to take.”
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