Thurs., August ‘14, 1958The Guardian Page 17

Tension Mounts In War Of Nerves At Formosa Strait

Lobsters In

Child Killed At Tignish . Wes, Prince

In Fall Under Farm wagon 5”“ Scarce

. _ _ South side lobster ﬁshermen 1h TAIPEI (Reuters) — Tension nist forces threateni a resslon A three-year-old child, Austln occurred when the horse became was called and decided that, an WGSt Prince 89993? to be in for mounted Wednesday in the War in three areas of Sling—gen: the Pa“ Handrail”: 50“ Of Mr- Starﬂed by a piece of paper inquest WDU‘ld Mt be necessarY~ a poor season If small catches 0, of nerves across Formosa Strait Korean border opposite Formosa

and Mrs. Alfred Handrahan of blowing across the road BeSides his 5°rr°Wing Parents the lam two days continue for any ' _ _ . , _ _ th of ti . - as Communist Chinese shore bat- Tlgnlsh, was fatally injured yes- The accident victim was taken the deceased is sumved by ten eggtlhough 13:9 01' tWO large cat- teries pounded a Naﬁommﬂ‘held m m m m

. hr the ' . . . terday morning when he fell be- to the Western Hospital and later mgnthrstorailiignlgtielrli $313,111 one Ches were reported the overall “land and rival jet fighters

neath the wheels of a farm transferred to the Prince Count ' ’ - - average is aw d f ClaShed in dead his. . . . . » y Th t , ay own rom other . S wagon driven by 1115 thlrteen- Hospltal at Summerside where man; lisnvgleviiegcogdfjiﬁhgagﬁ years. Hubert Gallant brought Communist field artillery in

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year old brother. Hugh. he passed away about four th‘ t in thirteen hundred pounds at Amy 1Wt Wharded Little : The little boy suffered a frac- in the afternoon. m y on AuguSt 2 Mr' Anthony Perry Skinners Pond on Monday, con- Quemoy island 44 shells, the I \ i: 15' . . . Pounds yem‘dlayo . mention of damage. side a DI-l R l P °° M n '5 ’l‘l mg :9 n osntlon At Wednesday and. 0111? a few were state of alert since Aug. 6. Armed

Of Fortune CW6 was mum in 5‘ sidered an above average catch, Nationalist Chinese defence min- High winds and rough seas The Quemoy, Mlatsu and Pes- Sentenced To - f . ‘ able to overhaul all of their tmps. f . - , . Site 0 New Imperial Well .‘l’°§f..llt§.‘l.§‘2ls’l§t.“h‘lfs

tured skull in the accident which Chief coroner Dr. L E Prowse similar manner , l ‘ ' - but was down to eight hundred istry announced. There was no WED THURS FRI, 118111le 11116 fiShel‘men 0Y1 cadores groups have been in a "Baby Face ll

Two-Year Term which work continuously on the Nelson ' V . _ The drilling derrick at the Im- Drill' t - m ' ‘ ' Mew, edge 0 ‘ ' l F011 1 of t on a ‘ mg a the new Site is ex- The two previous wells were lo- 113 “rue W sdvay, the mam l H98 611811113 "and Mathougall No. 1 well was pected to commence by this even- called near Wellington and Port secreﬂary-general of the South- MICKEY RODNEY

to commammit admddmctmgame at: mammlnth.lll‘omtl0n yesterday to mg. and 28 men under drilling Hill station, with" the new wen east Asia" Treaty Organization. CAROLYN JONES v gigging, Donald Jase“ “Wicker. for me .1 Oﬁegowflhln P.E.I. supervlsor George Kirkpatrick, about eight miles from the last Thailand’s Pote Sarasin, said ' . Gallant of Sumerside, was sen- penal ' ' comprise the three drill crews site. . there was a buildup of Comm“.

fenced to two years in Dorchester - _ » i - '

Penitentiary Tuesday mating. - ' ‘ The offence took place at the feed . ' . i 1 plant of Canada Packers st Slim.- . .. .. ' - met-side where Gallant was ar- rested Monday night. »

Borden Man m "Suffers Slight

‘ H n O i mANZ STAms, Austrian away and Merv Lincoln, is seen side audetes.‘0n his left is John- Bums In I:er _: born athletic Instructor from above in the track and field sec- ﬂier Ca‘rroll. Smnerside lthletic ‘ ? Mobourne, Australia. and coach tion of Queen Elizabeth Park in ammr' and 0‘1 the right is Ben SYDNEY' " (GP) " Hath

:, _ _ , l , , . Champion. president of the Sum- Gordon! 0f mmen- P- E- 1’5"" , of world famous fourmlnute mll- SummerSlde on Tuesday .after- merside branch ofythe Canadian fered minor burns early Wednes-

¢rs Roger Bannister, Chris Chat- noon-{in a talk to young Summer- Legion. day when fire broke out in a car

:- ' » ’ , ‘ he was drivin ale .3, greet A e Of would mean a real concemated here. He was tiestedngat thetout- '1. Track Ancl Field Training

effort on the part of the nation. atient department at t - He told how he hadtaken a school pital and released. ' . Oi y Hos in England totally traversed _m Firemen res'ponded to an alarm track and field. and had built set off by another motorist and them into a championship team- put- out the fire. .

It Was found that 800d athletes. Clarence Gantroce, only pas-

. ‘ imzstampﬂ, World-renowned. and girls'are not developed in

of such famous mileis as and Merv. Lincoln, addressed the notations at Mulberry Lodge in 514’ mael‘ de Tuesday at the noon Mr. Stomp emphasized L to fact that Canada has not been" able to compete successfully with other world athletes. He said this, was due to lack of sufficient

physical

In, a recent survey the United and Canada. were found to be below the standard in physical fitness of war-ravaged countries of Europe. ' a -

» Mr. Stampfl said it would acct a‘lot of money to carry onsuc- cessfully a track and field pro- gram for Canada, ‘and that it

as a rule, also made good schol- ars. He complimented the Can- adian Legion for their efforts to dgvaelop track and field in Can-

a ., V .. , Mr. Lowell Hancock on behalf moi. “it? _ - or -

«spilling address. ' _ Mr, John W. Arnold was chair-

senger, escaped injury.

Funeral Held At Sum merside

The m1 atheists Vincent Savidant, Sn, msgheld Tuesday

morning St. ' Paul’s Church.

mandthemeeting.

Rev. J ‘ MacDonald celebrat- edthe Requiem Mass with Bow Claire McDowell-land. mum;

‘ coaching and training. Canada ‘ ~ ' ‘ _ hadn’t taken W business .°f Margate U C Bab ’ Band- .-,Imnn§nggrght¢ackandﬂeldm« I .. 1' ' ,. Y ‘. mammamo . Stain guessed‘ the value d' , ' ' gamma” r V '. ' Toerpartlcipgilon, in track and .;Ha T 9" MQBTIng debggég'hmbmw , m 1‘ -ﬁeldevcnts.Hesaidﬂlesemmes' , '9 ' V ) ’ to promote better intema- . ,stxteeen members of the Baby Baby Band member, Menilla ' - tional relationships. Training {Band of Margate United church Wood-side gave a recitation en- mm P ».a:d large;1 mud! along M93131 nlothaelrsiiive gash-d tidied “His Wish". v - " ' a . ac today , mo ers‘ sever -- tors ga ’ , nation ceremony G‘lom' . , - years ago. When ham ,llﬁhty ered in the church vestry on Fri- ed wl‘i’e‘hd three mowers,z01ifford Ice mm mp a'nd'm .was the only 119mm thing- T°‘ day attern d. August 1 for their Caseley, Jackie Adams and Janet _’ ohm, Wham M

v} an athletes-success depend" Summer eetling. ‘ Henderson. were welcomed into M Deny were ' - " 5° 3 great exmn" 0” the way ' The Baby Band secretary Mrs the Mission Band lby the leader ’ 3 W' '

.. . - __ Arthur Profltt occupied the chair Mrs. Ralph Howard, amdhad their l “Id-r ' ‘nd uttlll fthlalstMi' Bud-boom 'ed Wm . the few olympid"‘gadnes 3' Sm 3“ ° .“9 0 e . 991011- a as cum on Jn

_' g _, had fared badly as meeting and the ﬁmaucial report. by the. Baby Band Leader, Mrs.

'nlppmambedle size and even in hoe- been sent' to‘ the Prestiyterial Two hymns, “God Sees the ' V

‘ by the speaker’pointed out, Can. "reasurer in 1957. ‘ Little Sparrow Fall”, and “Jesus DI’. I... K.

~ ’was in fact beaten on one Included in the program were Bids us Shine" were sung and the MI)” MGGI.

n by the Soviet-Union. In-’ three dead-inns. .“Wozthy Sacriﬁc- attains and Inﬂebomsswerere- - e. . K5 . ' . '~ Office hoursrdaily 1:00 to 3:00

, mm and national 95” by Mrs. John Johnston, “Tak‘,celived. A social. hour followed ‘ l are bound to suffer if boys dug the Blame", Mrs. Chester when. cake and ice cream were

, Howard, and “Gay-304m, Gay- served by. members at the ,W. and 7:00 to 9:00 pan. except

go-down”, Mrs. Arthur meitt. A M.S. and others. ' , Thursday. Sundays, and holi-

l V m m. days by appointlnent only, .; GUARDIANA «Condition Of ; . . . up), Wm

a rams]: picnioiat West Borden Man States has given up its last 3 fut, Tuesday, Assamese. _ . ._ tary installation in Manila. A 40- ' » ‘ Still Serlous

acre amply depot run by the us.

* REGULAR THURSDAY alight, - in m rowed m

‘ t e, Canadian Legion. Reusing“ Mamcé Wu, of Borden, braidféimad to 9the Music by Ad- who was My injured in an an. Philippine government. .

~ H 50 cents- " “I “tomobile accident near Borden 18 . ,

‘. , ' , days ago,'on Saturday; July 26, , TENDERS for transportationof was Still unconscious yesterday

pk.» .

.' children from Scarletown to Kin- . . . mm“ ac_

lg hora School. Apply Leslie Waugh, t1: mgn waved “mm R'R' 2‘ from Halitiax Where he has been

apaﬂentinhospitalsinCetheday

I Preebyterlln , after the accident. Chunk Erectown will hold a, Connolly, “empm‘m one

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Will. BILLING - If Wu cowering drilling a. new well\con-” tact n. 1'. Morrison Cd. Summer-side. - Two are .oquipped' to. wens

’3; gang; A?” at Smallmans & the- uﬁmﬂmﬂ BC is; any diameter, any depth 4 ll ’ ' ' 3 0w ' . - ’ ‘ , ' l ’ “SUMMERSIDE -- KenSingtOn $3211; mhmiles fromdBordlgiﬁeau Wednesday. ' Thursday . With . tenable . “a ex'i 1 : l: District Sunday School Conven- l carswere emo ,- = . ‘ ﬂanged (mum , . .

tion at Central Lot 16 United Connolly. the only person ser- {’zero Hour" 9° 3

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