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ST. JOHNS, NEWFOUNDLAND,   FRIDAv, FEBRUARY 8 1957
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BsliouUil his charge across the House and then
io nto it 1><icK    Liberals protested loudly    The
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r,(-|jC,tij.oucln. Mndawaska created a stir in his own
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Hammarskjold Continues Search
For Solution To Israel Deadlock
General Position
Remain Unchanged
By LLCKD McDONALD
Canadian Press Staff Writer
UNITED NATIONS, NY. (CP} - The Egypt-
Israeli deadlock Thursday night appeared to ba
back ut the danger level again
Despite almost five days of negotiation by
Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold Israel's and
Egypt's positions have remained unchanged
Unless some new approach leads Eaypt and Israel
to relax their adamant stands, informed sources
say, the UN may be forced to accept defeat
,ent.is renev d warfare
;re,ct
NEW YORK—These brolheis aie in rordham Hospital still in terrible pain a<, a risult of bum mjutiei
the recent airliner crash at Rickeri, Island Raising his hands heauh swathed in bindages is Richie Kronen
3"! (left), and hrt-wfant bi othei Mark 6 weeks old (right I Se\eral probes into the disaster have been
opened but thev ofiei scant comfoil to these stiff eung children who arc ali\e todav only because of the quick-
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Reds Reveal Fate Of
Missing Swedish Diplomat
Britain Reduces
Discount Rates
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Bj   GUSTAV SUNSSON       I   The diplomat disappeared aft.
STOCKHOLM    Sweden   (Af)- auesl bv Ihe Russians in Janua-
oi mnncj  mis vcai The Sonet goicrnmcnt cloned up 11)11 in Budapest where ho plav
'his is one more example if a nnjoi mjitcrj Thursdaj Ih ic |a role ot icscuor for 20 000 Hu
Mivernnrnts unsciupulouslknowledges that missing Swcilisli.gnuan Jews duuns Nizi occur
arbitral filching of public diplomat Rioul Uallnborg died lion of that citv He provided i>
at Soviet secret police hcadqui 'Jews with special document
ters in Moscow 10 vears ago I which enabled them to escape e
The Russian admlssion-vvlth a termination In Nazi death camp
belated expression of regret—| The Willcnberg case has bei
came after 12 vears of straight one of tip most irritating post w
faced denials of any knowledge jf issues hetwecn Sweden and Ru
Wallenbergs fate   It cast blame|sli
, Thc only vviv lo heat niflali
ononn,Xi w1' •" increasing production i
uuuuojm ,his rCqUlrc(i  imcS(mcnt  and
vestment   rccimred  savings    \
of hidinsith'    'Liberal   government     h
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ir  is  m |   Thc   statements  were   lndud
a   good In a text of tbe speech issued
F Member
Attacks Thatcher
- rilc runnin 1 C L lohnston (SC—Bow River)
" ien the CCr urg-d government siibsldv ofi
i ">i     rintchcr|whcat exports lo enahlc CanaJa
police official
.     is directed « inquiries
'to th-. Kremlin about the missing!
thrombosis — it
currcd July 17 1
Wallenberg wis •
;umo\ executed for i ing the socillcd Lcnmgrs
of state sccuntv igainst high Soviet official,
lenberg in jail ml Stalin
Gushue Comments On Gordon Report
Dr Raymond Gushue slid Thurs
Jay the storm raised by the por
tion ot the Gordon report dealing
with Atlantic provinces wis caused
by 'misunderstanding but was
genuine nnd merits attention
lt  arose   I  think   from  two
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Fort Avalon's Captain Under Fire
By DON IIOVT
Canadian Press Staff Writer
SMN1 10HN N B (CP)-Ct.
tain Baxter Powell of the British
freighter tort Avalcn admitted
Thursday undcr intensi" cross
'examination he wis travelling,
through a dense Baj of Fundy
vapor at a speed of seven or more
knots when his ship coll ded with
a harbor pilot boat Jan 14 The
freighter s top speed is 13 5 knots
A Nell McKelvej counsel for
the Canadian Merchant Service
Guild lnc asked Captain Powell
during the secffnrt day f an In \
"tilrv into tho pilot boa staking
ho was <wt four miles within
"■> harbor pilotage district when
e ordered his approximately 14
not speed reduced by  half      |
Yes replied Captain Powell
ho earlier said the normal top
sped might havc been ncreascd
bj the prevailing tide j
\skcd how manv knnls he
though his vessel lost between thel
time "f the hnlf speed oid-r and
lhe collision two minutes later
Captain Powell replied I dont
know He estimated lis speed
at collision tinr   as ' somewhere
,..,   TIRED
Captain   Powell
"   "and Irritated
visibily
   ..   .   .._„_  ct Judge
in admiralty for New Brunswic'-
recessed tl-3 hearing un 11 toda
Captain Powell was called to U_
tify at 10 44 am AST Thursday
and was under constant examkia
lion until 5 30 p in except for a
1V4 hour recess     '
Mr McKelvej asked tl" while
Ihaired master'who has been at
36 years If he saw an> thing
ire   the   collision   except   -'
'rclng red light'
Captain Baxter Powell
Describes Sinking Of
St. John Pilot Boat
boat'  Mr   McKelvey  asked
No, I dldnt sac the poit
light the captain said He said
he believed it was the crafts all
around1 mast light that broke
through the vapor
RADAR PERFECT
Earlier Captain George P El
ott of Dartmouth, NS one of
vo nautical assessors advising
ie" court on nautical technology
ild Capt Powell wreckage of the
(right)  bow
ort (left) light of the pilot I
osscd  the   1
on the Port side
Capt   Powell said h» asi
the light was   coming from
board to port because It vv „
close and fine on the statboird
Questioned   insistently   by   Mr
McKelvej   Capt  Powell said the
The captain who s
chief officer aboird thc
Monarch of Bermuda d
Second World War sai
lored port once before
howev er
where the  pilot boat
'If  ly  wasn't  there   I  would
take my ship to an anchor
He said he ordered his sbi
speed cut in hai' in hope  of pn
ing  up  thc  pilot   He   aid  tt
about  a   mile   from   thc   Black
Point buo>   approximate scene of
tH collision     I would have put
her on slow about five knots
for purposes of boarding
Cipt   Powell  told  Mr   McKol
ihlps chart tn show clcirlv  thc
starboard bow     Hc said t
vessels collided at 7 14 a n
.... minul's after he ordered t
speed reduced. He told transpc
ip-ed
McKelvey asked how
1 knew it was the pilot boat tl
''--" been struck      _   ,
presumed it,    replied Ca
Tow ell
Capt   William B   Alexander
ilot recalled lo Icstifj Thursd.
!■> struggle for the prot«c
il rights in the field of so
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if thc fed  |
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give the pros
rights tn lhc field of
n It should also n
ilk of Canada to distil
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