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i i J anette Chamion T Rahinaban! $5 THE DAILY TIMESSATETYE, Saturday, December 22, 19% | ISRAELIS ALERT ON SYRIAN BORDER "5k Canadians In Egypt 'May Camp In Sinai lies. The reason has never been Egyptian military police and elv- stated officially but Canadian of- lian workers roam freely through ficers say the UN command ap-/the officers' quarters. arently wants to eliminate pos-| On the other hand, when Pte. the fact that some of them at least sibilities that a UN soldier might| Joseph Lavigne of Sudbury, Ont., are going to be garrisoned in the|get drunk and engage in an alter- had his appendix out in the Norwe- Sinai Desert, an S hospitable land (cation with an Egyptian. |gian hospital nere, the Egyptians even in the time of Moses. The Canadians are complaining sent up their band to serenade | By DAVE McINTOSH Canadian Press Staff Writer ABU SUWEIR, Egypt (CP)-- Canadian soldiers are resigned to|P In some ways, living in the Si-|strongly at this cut in pay. They him personally |nai under canvas may be prefer-|say they should be given all the] Some Canadian officers say they |able to the stone barracks of this/pay to which they are entitled, feel Egyptian restrictions may in-| ll sand-ridden airfield 10 miles west/that they have earned it. A ser-|crease after the British and i of the Suez Canal. |geant, for instance, now gets two French have quit Port Said. The Egyptian authorities are making | Egyptian pounds--$6--a week. A Canadians are already confined to |perfectly clear: that they don't beer costs 12 piastres or 36 cents. camp except for the occasional j want United Nations troops in the EXPECT TRUST isightseeing tour. Thus they are {Suez Canal zone after the British, The Capadians also say that|anxious to get moving even if it and French have pulled out. The they should be trusted by the UN means to the Sinai where there is lonly place left for them to go is/command to behave properly. Be-|00 place to go in the evening 4/the Sinai, a treeless stretch of| cause of the nature of their duties, either. 4|sand and bald hills extending 100|, high proportion of the Canadian POLITICAL PINUP 'miles from the Suez Canal to the zaministrative personnel are of-| A picture in the largest Egypt- {Israeli border. ficers and non-commissioned of-/ian photo magazine last week TABOOS FEWER |ficers. showed a sergeant in the Cana- But in the desert the Canadians, The Egyptian authorities irk the dian Provost Corps tacking on the {and their UN companions will beCanadians in some ways but the wall a photograph of President Prisoners [Exchanged ' wn AFA DV TERTIARY. wheeler, the Anglo-French eom- mander, that "plans are now ready for commencing Suez Canal clearance mander, announced that all crews|der the protection of the United ' acon ER the last British and French sol- Sald have agreed to remain for | diers. : clearance work after the Vice-Admiral L. F. Durnford-{drawa! of Anglo-French forces. later. Anglo-French naval com-|They were prepared to work um- told & press conferene tian on y after e of lof the British salvage fleet at Port|Nations Emergency Force. At Port Said PORT SAID (Reuters) -- The Anglo-French command today re- leased 386 Egyptian prisoners in exchange for 450 interred British Suez Canal technicians The switch was due to take place at El Cap, 25 miles south of Port Said, The technicians were in charge of maintenance at the vast British base at Ismailia in the c#nal zone. They- were arrested Oct. 31, the day the British air offensive against Egypt was launched. In Port Said Lt.-Gen Raymond of Oshawa called on Mrs. Lloyd Evans on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Jack Bridger and girls of Newcastle spent Monday after- noon with her mother, Mrs. Roy Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Corner and Evelyn of Columbus were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and {unencumbered by Egyptian re-|soldiers from Canada say that on|Nasser. He was ticked off by his strictions on their movements. [the whole they find the Egyptian superiors for posing for such a Mrs. Wm, Steele. vo KRESGE'S ~~: SHOPPING CENTRE The gift everyone welcomes . . . "CHRISTMAS : SLIPPERS MEN'S Leather Operc Slippers leather Wedge heel, In the delicate situation that now attitude understandable. After all, picture because the UN is trying| Miss Muriel Birkett and Mr. sole. Sizes 6to 11. exists, the Canadians are playing/the UN force comprises foreign | to be strictly neutral in this deli-| Gary Tummonds visited Wednes- it ¢lose to the vest, taking no soldiers on Egyptian soil, some- cate situation. |day evening with Mr, and Mrs. chances that there will be any in-| thing Egypt has been trying to| Photographers are not permitted|L. Mahaffy and boys. .® Brown cident with the Egyptians. For instance, the Canadian sol- diers can draw only half the pay Egyptians suspicious when the for- has not been allowed to which they are entitled after/mer want to use their telephone photos of RCAF planes landing making allotments to their fami- cables for UN communications. here. RAGLAN Israeli soldiers man a ma- arms shipments into the latter top, at chine-gun post, the | country. Israeli sources ' be- Syrian border, latest sore spot | lieve the charges may mask a : Soviet-inspired Syrian attack. in the explosive Middle East. | At bottom, a jeepful of soldiers Russia has accused Israel of | passes a United Nations ob- | planning an attack on Syria | server's vehicle along the road and has reportedly sent heavy ' eliminate for years. { Canadian signallers find the to take pictures of UN troops in |Cairo and an RCAF photographer to take Meeting And Yule Party | dren all received a bag of candy. | Oshawa. A delicious lunch brought a so- ol cial afternoon to a close. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. A. Slute. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rhame of |twins." Chubtown visited Monday with] Mr. and Mrs. N. Birkett and Mrs. R. Corner spent Monday with her daughter, Mrs. J. Coates and family at Shirley, Mrs. H. Thompson, Leona and Bill, were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wood at Mrs. George Solomon entertain- a number of ladies at her home on Thursday evening at a baby shower fer the "Mamelka Ivan were Sunday tea guests of ir. and Mrs. Henry Doble at 0.98 MEN'S SOFT SOLE CUSHION HEEL 1.98 ® Wine Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brawn visit- hi ed Sunday evening with Mr. and 2° H Mrs. A. Pilkie at Brooklin. | Mrs. M. Dring and Mrs. J. Mr d™ TM {Latimer visited Mrs. I. Ormiston . an rs. T. Manns and|at 'Port Perry Memorial Hospital family of Scugog were Sunday | on Tuesday evening. We are of Mr. and Mrs. E.| and boys, pleased to hear that Mrs. Ormis- a Held By W.A. Group RAGLAN The Spirit of Mrs. L. Mahaffy on Wednesday Christmas, Peace on Earth, afternoon with 21 members, five Bodies Of Wealthy Widows Garis: to Men" was the topic visitors and nine children. | | ; This | guests EASTBOURNE, England (AP)|the ashes scattered over the Eng-|0f Mr. Saywell's sermon on Sun-\was the annual meeting and Manns | By the ghostly light of flickering |lish Chafffgl. day afternoon. The responsive Christmas Party. The nomination| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Codiranon nae ugh to some storm lanterns, gravediggers early] Dr. Adams was brought to court reading was Psalm 747. he committee gave their reports of and family were Sunday dinner| Mr. and Mrs. T. Manns and) today exhumed the body of two|Thursday to answer the formal Scripture lesson was taken from officers for 1957. President, MTS. | guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl family of Scugog called on M aged, wealthy widows from ceme-|charge of murder. He was re- the Book of Prophecy of Isaiah, pascoe; vice - president, Mrs. free and famil ar |and Yrs Ww Bog on Oo os teries in this seaside resort, torn/manded, and counsel set Jan. 14 Chapter 9. The choir sang © Moon; secretary, Mrs. Miller;| po eas Mr. and Mrs. evening. ns vi apart by gossip of mass murder. to begin their case Glad Message. treasurer, Mrs. Latimer; assist-ipon Ashridge of Scugog visited| Mr nd Mrs. R. Corner visited As the first light of dawn sifted| Detectives directing the exhu-| Sunday, December 23, churchant secretary, Mrs. H. Luke: |mp cday with Mrs. Harold Luke Wednesday evening with Mr. and through the mist, the grave-|mations remained silent about will be at 9.45 am., followed by pianist, Mrs. McGee; assistant,| ,o % too Mrs. A Hope in their new home diggers lifted out the coffin of What they were Jooking for. But/Sunday School at 10.45 a.m. This Mrs. L. Slute; press secretary,|™ ni. "and Mrs. Wayne Miller at Oshawa Mrs. Julia Bradnum, 85-year-old they were the same officers who change is due to the Raglan Mrs. Bryant; recording secre- and Stephen of Oshawa were Sun-| Mr. and Mrs. N. Birkett and widow who died May 27, 1952. investigated the wills of 300 East- School Children being shown on tary, Mrs. A. Slute; sick commit-| 5. o "0 ls rz milv were Friday i | b : : rin .|day evening guests of Mr. and family were Friday evening sup: At almost the same moment, in 0Urne residents before arresting|television on channel 6 at 1 p.m. tee, Mrs. L. Evans, Mrs. Lati- nro stan Manns and boys per guests of Mr. and Mrs. S another cemetery plot, gravedig-/ Adams. which has caused much excite-'er; nominating committee, " y Ste { an . tigi ' | 3 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Steele of Manns and family. : Preparations for the macabre ment amon the children and Mrs. C. Avery, Mrs. Birkett, Mrs. | a1 gor. ware exEUMINE he Dody of exhumation work began late everyone on be Sree to watch I Purple Hili were Thursday sup-! Mrs. Walter Labanovich of! H. Luke. The installation of offi- " : : Thwreday nia pe uests of Mr. and Mrs. % 0 : at the age of 86 in February last TTArsqay might. Mrs. J. Kellington entertained Crs to take place at January ger ENESS © 3 Mrs Wm Brooilia 'spent, Wricay isrseon year Otlivnze Cemetery. where he choir members at her home Meeting 4 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brown and' Mr. and Mrs. L. Mahaffy and The exhumations were ordered Bradnum was buried pe Oshawa on Tuesday evening. Mrs R Corner, Mrs. S. Manns, 'family were Sunday supper boys visited Sunday evening with in connection with an investiga- rected canvas shelters around After practice of the Christmas Mrs. N. Birkett were in charge of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter! Mr. and Mrs. M. Mahaffy at Port tion of Dr. John Bodkin Adams, tha grave to keep out the stares Anthem and carols a social hour natty, 57-year-old bachelor .physi-lof the curious. Constables pa. Was enjoyed. A delicious lunch .cian charged with the murder of trolled outside the cemetery. Oth-|{served by the hostess closed a pt) 81-year-old widow Mrs. Edith Mor-| ap. graves | pleasant evening. | Chris $ 1 which {with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Staples!New Y s rt i REE KKK EERE KARE KEE EAE EEE KE 5 rell, whose body was cremated af- ors baiviied around The flashing | WA HOLDS MEET [Shima a Cech oe Plug wh Port. Tuy didi hap ar he to its "many RY FUR RATATAT AAAS ter her death six years ago and|through the darkness. The WA met at the home of number for a parcel. The chil-| Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harrison | readers. ia ud ANRAARVARVARVARARAAY BE PE BE BE EE EEE EE BBE EE BR BE HBB HB BE BB BE BE HE near the border. British Gravediggers Exhume See our new selection of colorful, comfortable styles for easy relaxing. 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