a ROW's DES a a niard Tune) Breust 15, 1954 v1.4 feeb 90.7 feel. « me. YACHT BRITANNIA, which will, bake fam is Canadian tour, sails under the ‘Jacgues--Cartier ‘bridge .on-a courte sit sleek, 8, 000,000 craft will pick up. the. Duke: ab Goose Bay, Labrado Tuesday. ms Prote st Attack Brofessional. Pride. Ber —Delegates to; Meual convention of Me Teachers’ Federa- Bapok exception with iy Minister Ray merge that teachers Bal pride and are, Seehe mud.” im veneral secretary Begachers’ Fereration, mates: BE oof language was Mee in speaking of Manud. The points he Beer-stressed, though merce.” Maid Mr, Williston’s | yernor Beisheries MON iw Gov, B. Bleman of Alaska ion which, with from Canada and preserve North long with Heintle- Bsident Elsenhower PAllen, allorney of] . Milton &, Brood- California Packing Ban Francisco, and amy. director of the mand wild fe ser- AN-dapan can Balablished under meee! treaty slened in me's ano. President mslened legislation ma effect to the}, fee Sete: departinvent me omembers of the Allen fo a com: Dlopy and researely Mae COMPSON, realtor e's research Instt- mend Lonel A, Wal- mee) ind wildlife ser. oe! Farley to a come pines sind adminis. Oh tRomery Phistor Camp BKenfoad Co, and, pal clay 84 ouver tah Anothor he early days of}: at was brakon Url- |e ‘malin point in: his apeech. to ‘he “convention Thursday: night was i ah appeal to recruit teachers: The BCTF official added: -that his organization -is prepared: to accept a fair measure-of -respon- | would certainly “co- -operate: with the minister in that-regard;” This particular. point. also met with the approval of other dela- gates, especially those ‘dealing with the need ‘to alleviate’ the shortage ‘of 25,000 . teachers throughout Canada and: Mr.: Wil- lston's recommendation: for. the | promote interest in’ the profes: ‘ston. - Referring to the minister's: re: mark that teacher standards are| diluted, Mr, Ovans- blamed: “out- side organizations” with lower- ing the:standards’ ‘déspitecd protests of: ‘teacher groups, * Erie” Ansleys* general: secretary |: of the: Alberta Teachers’ Federa> tion, told the..50 delegates,’ rep» resenting 73,000 teachers, that he. agreed with Mr,* Willigton's statement that short training courses were actually discourag- ing high school graduates from entering the profession, because the practice implied a Tack of prestige. ‘formation of teacher ‘clubs: to|’ ' BOSTON im ~ Five vdespotate escapees from - ‘Norfolk: Sprison colony faced: arraignment. ‘today -before a US, commissioner. find _ sibility for - recruitment: ; ‘and possible: life , imprisonment - on double. kidnapping charges.” The armed desperadoes, ‘Cap- tured Friday’ in’ ‘Rhode Island and Connecticut. -leas.” than-: 24 hours ‘after they ‘fled: ‘the Mass- achusetts prison ‘with © “a guard ‘hostage, were returned here: ‘Car- ly today. thet The- guard. hostage, Waltey F de Abber, 29, of Lawrence}! who spent.* “15 terrorefilled hours: in the escapecs’ hands, was: rescued unharmed. A. Pawtucket, : Ri, farage, “mechanic, | ‘Peter. “Cher- |: niavski;. 36, also: taken. hostage | kby'the: ‘fleeing con oP unburt:; Limplagswith., a, “broken. Jeo ‘Richard’ “Lavote"dorrwas?. capes tured.in the tall:grass ofa Paw- tucket: ‘swampland,, ile the* prison: ‘colony, ;, Lavole was arraigned ast night in-Providencé.oh a. federal charge of kidnapping:de Adder. He waived‘ hearing, was. held on $100,000 bail, and returned here with the others, 3°... LONDON (Routers) — A 40- year-old television announcer {s under threat of death today be- cause his handsome face alicn- ated the affections of a TV~ viewlng British housewife. The threat was contalned jn a latter to TY announcer Donnld Groy at the British Broadensting Corporation's tolovision studios hera, In Jb the author declared: “You havo wrecked my Hfe and IL no longer have my wife's af- fectlona’ = * “Rab.” the writer added, “T ro- fuse to give up my TV set he- ruse of my aniall daughter," RESTON OW KLSE "T have come to hile your face, the writer dealnred, “Te hia cone lo the polnt where f give you rem ernemeeemersm nays ute snp re am: guimin atm scatnttT Seite eves eaten ti I. (Dicky Shoekloy |. = tal here, He was 4 Nl falling health hon ths, MY, falher af Vane Horlal editap Vorn mh wt Tampatend, s ruMe ty Cannel A wile ated four rbd ‘ehoolmantoy dont of olilelyvan'y i he went to Ware le thn elty tly kehool fy ho algo worked i UML june Wrote 1 les for He Deities 10 ioved to Vans mand boenmo ay or Sovoral trv, td HY two senna ane STI TORONTO. TRLRGIAM ahlof of Bootlayd Yan's miit lor: annind and ono'of the world's most famous deteae Lives, haw nocoplod Ita Invilae ton to bolve tho myaterloun, olghtemonth-ald dl an pponts ance of Toronto atondgraphor Marjon MeDowall, Wabian, tt ta roportdes jing loft London for’ Onindn to Itrvontlante tho anao of Ure, all who vanished, Doo, 0, (01 Phiqto), voice and everyltslig about you," | Yoglons, | with brlof aldtly-pporlo Aaya Rohort ‘Fabian, fornior Announcer: Sent. Death Note As TV Viewer's Life Ruined seven days to. resign your job as TV. announcer. . “T shall use ail my: ‘energy and resources and ovtn If it tales alx months, I will get you. Before T Kill myself 1 will RM: you.” Friday night tall, handsome announcer Groy, who lost an arm during the Second World War, slept wilh a shootin beside his hed nt his suburban home, Outside, the unarined village policoman kept watol while Lon- don pollee and postal official: tried to track down. the anony- mous, embittered Husband, The BBC made special proparations for guarding the | Announcer a the studio, am tceeralipen mene, WEATHER A flow of motat. alr at high levels has aprond considerable cloud to all bub tho, north