Sherbrooke daily record, 30 septembre 1953, mercredi 30 septembre 1953

[" SEPTEMBER\t1953\t\t S M T w\tT\tf\ts - - 1 2\t3\t4\t5 6 7 8 9\t10\t11\t12 13 14 15 16\t17\t18\t19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26\t\t\t 27 28 29 30\t-\t-\t- - - - -\t-\t*\t\u2022 WEATHER Established 1897.PRICE: 5 CENTS THE PAPER OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, SEP!EMBER 30, 1953 SV.WY \u2014 COOLER Cloudy with widely .«.cattered showers during the early afternoon; Thursday sunny; a little cooler; winds light becoming westerly 15 Thursday afternoon.Low-high at Sherbrooke -LI and 62.Fifty-seventh Year World News In Brief Lueneburg Germany\u2014i.-P \u2014 The Duke of Edinburgh today piloted an RAF aircraft from London to Germany to make a brief visit to the 8th Hussars.The Duke was at the control of the twin-engined De Havil-land Dove passenger plane, from the take-off in Britain, and landed it at the RAF base here.The Duke won his RAF wings earlier this year but this was believed to be the first time he has been in control of an aircraft for the duration of an over-water 'light.» # » Halifax.\u2014 (CP) \u2014 Three women and a seven year-old boy were killed Tuesday w hen a Canadian National Railways mixed train smashed into a car at a level crossing near here in broad daylight.Two of the victims were Americans.* » * Beirut, Lebanon\u2014 i.-Pi \u2014A gambler caught in a long losing streak ran berserk Tuesday with a gun in Beirut\u2019s teeming central bazaar, killing two persons and seriously wounding three.Three policemen caught him just as he got clear of the winding alleys.* ?London.\u2014 (AP) \u2014 Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden headed home today from Mediterranean vacations, flying straight into a diplomatic puzzle set by Russia\u2019s new call for the Big Four to discuss world problems with Red China.Both were due here early tonight, Churchill from southern France and Eden from convalescence in Greece.Both are scheduled to be back in their old seats at a cabinet meeting Friday with the Russian note certain to be the top item on the agenda.*\t4*\t* London.\u2014(Reuters)\u2014 The Queen left affairs of state behind her again today to resume her vacation at Balmoral, the royal residence in Scotland.She left London by air after three days at Buckingham Palace discussing her Commonwealth tour next spring with officials and attending fittings of the clothes she will wear on her travels.Gold Mines Company, Union Officials Meet Today But Settlement Hopes Are Dim Trade Unions Turn Down New Policies By FRASER WIGHTON Margate.England\u2014(Reuters) \u2014 Britain\u2019s giant trade unions today crushed an attempt by left wing-i ers to stampede the labor party's : annual conterencc into sweeping i new nationalization policies.After an angry clash, the dcle- Mine President Murdoch Says He Will Not Grant Checkoff Of Union Dues.in gates voted down a proposal that many more industries should come union ducs as long as he lires under state ownership.\tThe checkoff is one of the key i Figures were 4.990.000 rotes j£,ucs jn jjspuie.The other l against the proposal and 1,79 f ,000 ! Nva^es in favor under the card vote sy- A,Vhc same tmu, Balmci.Neilly.stem by vvhich the great Uade u -:\tident ol McIntvre Mine at ions were able to use the strength ;\t.Toronto \u2014 (CP) \u2014 Representatives of gold mining eom panics and striking workers are scheduled to meet here today an effort to find a basis for breaking the stalemate in the strike in the rich Timmins area goldfield.Hopes were none too bright.On the ere of the discussions between the I'niicd Steelworkers of America (CIO - CCL) and three powerful figures in the gold mining industry.1.Y.Murdoch, president of the struck Hall-nor mine at Timmins and head of the strikebound Noranda Mine in northwestern Quebec, said he will not grant the checkoff ol NEW IRON DISCOVERY \u2014 Discovery of important ore deposits 80 miles north ol Havre SI Pierre, in Quebec, has been announced.The ¦\u2019Pointwnler\u201d timi is 400 miles east of Quebec Lily.The lake (foreground) is where landings were made.The find was staked hr two Quebec bush pilots.Bill Arvater and ('apt.Paul Lapointe.The timl was sold for \"more than $1.000,000 \" lo Iron Ore Company of Canada.\t(CP Photo) is Timmins, indicated that trying to fmd avenues for settling the strike is to explore barren ground.Ontario Labor Minister Daley's of their membership, dominant factor in the party.Debate before the rote was , Ob^atSg&SSSi «yg» ! and booed in the middle of a fiery;01'\u2019 to .H'- .\u2022'MU.,otn- ^\u2019r.,\t> speech bv trade union leader Ar- ! î\\,K\u2019 .,\u2019u\u2019es I mmuns pi-esydent ol thur Deakin\tHollmger Mines at fimnnns.Flushed with anger.Deakin lin-j The invitation was one of two ally stumped off the speaker's ros- developments arising out ol a trum with his speech unfinished, 'oeeting lucsdaj between Iiemiei Before withdrawing, he roared \u2019 ros\u2019