Edited Text
Campbel! upheld the appeal of} car of the described color at | tom London said today the gold4 unneeded U.S. dollars to
the Crown at a session of the North Milton, some of the stolen | price had pr to 938.17 A ry jof and raised the pot thage-
Supreme Court ‘Appeal Divi-| products were in the back seat | an ounce, representing a rise of | U.S. treasury officials.
sion) in Charlottetown Thurs-| of the car covered with a blan- | five cents in four days. The U.S. , in view
day. | ket while the rest were im the some of the most knowledge- | Of British ba -trade dif-
Casford had been tried before | trunk, able U.S. authorities are pri-| ficulties, recurrent rut.ors
| Judge C. St. Clair Trainor and) Date for sentencing of the re- | yately convinced that this rush about U.S, resources and @
|the case dismissed because of, spondent was set for Feb. 11 at \¢9 exchange dollars for gold— | desire to market opera-_
a : 4A ™ ‘ insufficient proof of possession.| 11 a.m., as he is employed in | and a parallel pressure on the | tions normal—asked the
| nies eas A story in Friday's Guardian| Upper Canada. Defence counsel | British pound — resulted from |to use their ‘surplus dollars
oS cell incorrectly stated Casford had| wos C.R. McQuaid, QC, ans advance publicity 1 enn dipnerd | A Raging >
Sri | made an appeal for dismissal of | Alan K. Scales represented purchase and from act |
JACKIE GLEASON MAKES GOOD ANCHOR MAN the case before Supreme Court. Crown \Miat the French decided to de smelly lelkesiaa abaeeaae
N neident from whic a }
A treasure hunt’ was con- lake by duffers hooking or with his equipment, Richard | charge arose occurred July 17, ey ee ; Nor al meae ae
ducted on the Miami, Fla. slicing off the fairway. Diver Nixon offered a hand (center) | 1964, when three or more per-’ ‘ N SALE | that. decision to reserve that
club grounds — the treasure Tom Parise (left) had lots of and Jackie Gleason (right) sons broke into a store owned LEAF FLA S AR | stand was made by de Gaulle
4 being golf balls hit into the help getting out of the water made a stalwart’ anchor man. BB oe mec Kay of Manley ‘personally. . 4 —
— == (AP Wirephote) Bridge and stole a camera a | A ago vhe low-key hand-
ne ; chet prvtects BUT ALL THREE INCORRECT it se tose eat
| THIS WEEK AT SDU was I who helped design Dun Chief Justice Campbell said pected gave way to @ spate of
Glaston, you know. there was ee went in ie mine. By DON HANRIGRT Moreover, the i rumors and fteports which ori-
/ ° ° , | the respande preee OTTAWA (CP) — Pick a are wrong. The Japasese leaf | ginated in Paris and led to the
65 Carnival Entertainment ™°,",* had been implicated in the flag. Any flag. “i too Dig: the red bars on |conviction among many U.S.
“Then I visited Eddie’ Hilton | break, enfry and theft. Tires different maple leaf each side are too narrow. expects that the de gov-
ican stewar.” oot Features Bitter End Si ea itcees heen Reena | Galea ee ee une tay" Soctegsery™ |sicke te autt wetiag Sain
. : e . jare really ming at the Reviewing the case, he’ said Ottawa vari stores. W five sees any discrepancy,” |¢
ce ee ner aren a eg, eich ty Phd eee ne ne I ti’ Gost Seemann, ee ing tad
. , _ great hockey lineup: it i | roved. Canadian m anu facturers ne expense
County Memorial Hospital. By CHARLEY McMILLAN You know, the guy that wei this year first game's sent et clcttion savaqaeanl orThey include the flag orig- are concerned and-~-so are | dollar. :
IN MEMORIAL HOSP. The news is out! The an- writes ail the stuff for the Red jan 16 at Moncton, eh. The|avsinet Indonesia. The Peking | ifally proposed by the govers- pome industry and trade de- | The United States has $16,-
° nouncement has been proclaim- and White. Remember his piece paskethall situation looks pro Pee ae Dei id a few days| ment and one suggested by a officials. 500,000,000 of gold. Under stand-
Murdock MacLeod, Dundas | ed to the world! What news? on the constitution. He helped mising, yes very. promising. De-| tir "Us = 4 Britis | Commons member. «0 “a: Sources said Canadian job- | ing policy the U.S. buys gold at
Centre, is at present a patient Robert Lymburner, alias the settle it. Remember the [USS / peting — ah, the real thing for| 0 a Pte aa aoa en | And the Red is sti bers, sent fas orders to Jap- }#- fixed -price- of $35--en-ounse|
In ‘the Kings County Memorial Magister Ludorum Hibernorym over the honor list. He was tbe college students — will start in| ™Peri@ ' ovtecliing ‘them™ all, Ottawa anese manufacturers as soon | andselis it at that. price. for-in-
Hospital | LXV, has decreed in his state of guy who phoned from New York! renruary Very good. It was 1, 2Tmed Provocations against in) 1 ns report. as the Commons flag commit- | dustrial purposes and to. the :
IMPROVING the Games message that the to give his remarks about it. He you know who helped organize Sons, ‘hey will not. only meet’ Tatest comer is a small, tee reported its chosen design. | central banking institutions of
; St. Dunstan's Third Annual also delivered a Christmas mes-| Genating at St. Dunstan's. Yes | gan aurea tt age = 1B | foot-long Japanese flag that The flags were in Ottawa ' RISA,
Milton Kennedy, Montague, | Winter Carnival shall feature, sage from New York. | back in 45. an people. sins +-Purports to be the official stores days before Prime xk «**e eek *
who bas been iil at his home for | on the night of January 29, THE My neighbor continueud. | sree ¥ vieiled your bow Caf- crualy _qpoune by other Asian’ Version It sells for 2% cents. Minister Pearson announced » * * e
me, is now improvi . z ’ peop. e ¥ :
some proving TES si aRGERS. tin. “This guy knows just about fee Shop. Not quite finished but This was short of a pledge of nee —_— is all wrong. So Pape og illu- =
OUT-OF-HOSPITAL ———-yeq-his- proctamation but the -everzthing He od tna nowy very nice. remarkably like I re- | Chinese participation in a show-| “The official version of thé | A Canadian - produced de-
annah Lannigan, Mon-| ’ Bitter End Singers aré & group) Commended. I~ hope they— : aw
nei it returned to her heen! voices 7 ite sir aay of six folk singers, three— boys/ abuse it though. It will add a lot! tion that increased Indonesian | the Ensign. The Japanese ver-__sion, may appear on the mar-
after being a patient in the | “The Bitter Who?” said one, 2nd three girls, ee” your growing campus. ‘thrusts against Malaysia could sion has a darker hue. The ket in a week or 10 days
tal. lend has arrived for the Carni-| P!are @ ? |up and left, but not before bid-| The threat of new war in, 11 points. The Japanese ver- plants in Ontario and Qubec
| nival, so they're not getting any- | c!and-Rock Folk zen) bined ding us a fond ‘au revoir.’ wie | fouthoas Asia creates enorm-| sion 13 are the main producers.
LEAVES HOSPITAL ene.” contributed.cne voice bod wor Eat Se = “| you at the Confederation Thea- ous problems for Moscow and Mog
Mrs. R.K. Clements, Monta-| “No, that’s not right at all,”
gue, has returned to her home added another. “The committee
after being a patient in the | couldn't agree on a group, and
Prince Edward Island Hospital, | feelings got bitter, but they did
Charlottetown. hire a group, The Singing Ends
or something like that. And pay
DAUGHTER HOSPITALIZED | stiention after this.”
Marilyn MacLeod, eight-year" ENTER R. POPE’
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| “you're all wrong,” was the
born.
“They opened at the Bitter
End on Aug. 24, 1964, and their
star has been rising ever since. |
They were twice invited to the
White House by the President.
Mrs. Johnson was so taken with |
them that she invited them to)
Sd
Sterling MacLeod, Dundas Cen-
tre is at present a patient in the
Kings County Memorial Hospi-
tal.
RETURNS TO WORK
Capt. Alan Mosher, Montague, |
has returned to business follow- |
ign his illness. Captain Mosher
entered the Kings County Mem- |
remark of a deep dictatorial-like ‘Tavel with her on a whistle stop
voice. It came from the middle ‘UT-
of the audience. The man was gypsT ALBUM
quiet now. unperturbed. and ob | “Their first album followed |
viously dissatisfied. A friend the singhe record released by.
next to me noted, sotto voce, Mercury on Nov. 15, 1964. They
that this guy was R. Pope. | appeared the same month on the
~-Who?~ 1 asked. NBC Follies with such celebrat-
RB. POPE! | ed stars as Allie Sherman, Steve
Oh! ‘Lawrence and Nipsey Russel.
orial Hospital a short time ago
for surgery.
HAS. SURGERY
Alex McLennan, Wood Is-
land, underwent surgery at the
P.E.I. Hospital, Tuesday, and is
progressing favorable. His dau
ghter, Mrs. Joyce Campbell,
RN of Quincy, Mass., arrived
home by plane to be with her
father.
|
|
€LASSMATE KILLED
Word has been received by
Williard Walls of Montague
Church of Christ that Phyllis
Rhyne was among the 15 white
hostages killed in the Congo re-
cently. Miss Rhyne was born in
Martinburg, Ohio, Aug. 15, 1939,
and on Nov. 3rd, 1960, she was
accepted as. a worker to the
Congo. Mr. Wallis and Miss
Rhyne were classmates at
Christian .Bible Seminary.
LOCAL |
BRIEFS:
IN P.E.1. HOSPITAL
C.- Ronald Clark, 131 North Ri-
ver Road, City is a patient in the
Prince Edward Island Hospita! —
, So they must be good.”
ie x
‘
Eastern And C
ISLAND NEWS PAGE De Gaulle Gok
entral Districts |
The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Jan. 9, 1965. 5
In Castord
charged with break, entry and
theft, Chief Justice Thane A.
Crown Appeal Upheld
In the case of Richard Darrell{ Mrs. MacKay saw the thieves have been
Casford of Charlottetown, leave in a small two-tone grey | transaction.
car. When the thieves were later |; Qne'resuk has been to
apprehended driving a Hillman \the world gold market.
JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON (AP) — US.
officials said Friday the Unked
States can handle easily ard in-
| stantly France's demand for
| $150,000,000 worth of gold from
‘the U.S. reserves,
| Thursday. night But many offi-
|elals here ‘are deeply annoyed
Annoys US. Off
» hry
mfet
pmand gold at all at this time
There
Theft Case
by the way the de Gaulle gov-
ernment has handled what could
a quiet financial
tre during the Winter Carni-| Washington. Moscow invested |
val ...” |much effort and money in try-
“Say, he’s quite a guy, isn’t/ing to persuade Indonesia to)
be?” I remarked, actually fas-| support the Soviet Union's!
cinated. 5 claim to be an Asian country
“Oh, he knows his stuff, all| with valid interests-in shaping
right,” said my neighbor. ‘““‘They| the continent's destinies. It
say he's got a meeting with the | failed.
Royal Commission on Higher ARMY A FORCE
Education. Seems he’s got some| For all practical purposes,
great ideas. His good friend Dr. | Sukarno’s country now is in a
J6hn S. Bonnell and he are old | Peking - dominated bloc. Inside
pals back in New York. | Indonesia, the only really er-
“There's just one thing I}ganized--and functioning politi-
can’t understand,”’ I asked. cal party is the Communist,
“What's that” 2,500,000 stfong. The only force
“Why didn’t he get to be Man |from which opposition to it
of the Year?” ; could ..come is. the army, and
“That's easy. He wouldn't | €ven its high - ranking officers
take it.” have professed to see no peril
the Cutcliffe Funeral Home to “ %
Trinity United Church. Service togeiner’ convinced. “But per.
: | ware | R. Pope came over to join our
Abide ae ee and The Lord's | conversation. I thought that he
My Shepherd. Attending in. a | 4S intruding a bit, but he was d
body were members of the Ro- | really an amazing person.- *
tary Club, the Charlottetown) “Yes the Bitter End Singers
Curling Club, the Ladies’ Curl- | will put on a tremendous show.
ing Club, the Cancer Society and | Actually, it was I~ who--recom-
the Eastern Securities Co. Ltd., | mended to the Carnival Commit-
consisting of the president, tee ahout getting them. They
dames A. McMurray of Saint will! have that Confederation
John, staff of the Charlottetown | Theatre just rocking. You'll love
from ° ces in Halifax, |
Moncton, Wredericion and Sum- Hy Fe trmaacy pe era been in Chars
merside. Pallbearers were: Dr. |" | .
E.S. Giddings, A.A. MacLeod, | Certainly was. Was out to
C.W. Peters, Chafles Asprey, J | See all my old friends at New
A. Carruthers and H.E. Miller, | Years, too. Saw Walter Shaw—
Remains were placed in the | he’s looking better than ever.
Cutcliffe receiving vault, later | Had & chat with your good Bis-
to be interred in the People’s hop MacEachern and - his ~~
cemetery. Monsignori. Fine gentlemen.
BRIDGE LIGHTS OUT
For the past four nights the
lights on the Hillsborough Bridge
have. not been on. Department of
» highway officials queried last |
evening said though they weren’: |
certain, they thought there must
be some trouble in the automa-
tic mechanism that turns the
lights on and off.
ORGANIST HAS TROUBLE
J.B. Herdman will t_xe up his
duties Sunday as organist and
} the Soviet Union more than $1,-
MUSIC FESTIVAL ENTRIES CLOSE FEB. 1
_ TWENTIETH ANNUAL PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Syd.
Corporation Income Tax Cut
| expenditures
stir up tional dealing.
Reports | end of last year
he has U.S. hegemony—
po! tical and economic influence |
—in 5
HAD R SURPLUS .
| “French have been run-
jning a surplus of income over
in their imterna-
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the Crown at a session of the North Milton, some of the stolen | price had pr to 938.17 A ry jof and raised the pot thage-
Supreme Court ‘Appeal Divi-| products were in the back seat | an ounce, representing a rise of | U.S. treasury officials.
sion) in Charlottetown Thurs-| of the car covered with a blan- | five cents in four days. The U.S. , in view
day. | ket while the rest were im the some of the most knowledge- | Of British ba -trade dif-
Casford had been tried before | trunk, able U.S. authorities are pri-| ficulties, recurrent rut.ors
| Judge C. St. Clair Trainor and) Date for sentencing of the re- | yately convinced that this rush about U.S, resources and @
|the case dismissed because of, spondent was set for Feb. 11 at \¢9 exchange dollars for gold— | desire to market opera-_
a : 4A ™ ‘ insufficient proof of possession.| 11 a.m., as he is employed in | and a parallel pressure on the | tions normal—asked the
| nies eas A story in Friday's Guardian| Upper Canada. Defence counsel | British pound — resulted from |to use their ‘surplus dollars
oS cell incorrectly stated Casford had| wos C.R. McQuaid, QC, ans advance publicity 1 enn dipnerd | A Raging >
Sri | made an appeal for dismissal of | Alan K. Scales represented purchase and from act |
JACKIE GLEASON MAKES GOOD ANCHOR MAN the case before Supreme Court. Crown \Miat the French decided to de smelly lelkesiaa abaeeaae
N neident from whic a }
A treasure hunt’ was con- lake by duffers hooking or with his equipment, Richard | charge arose occurred July 17, ey ee ; Nor al meae ae
ducted on the Miami, Fla. slicing off the fairway. Diver Nixon offered a hand (center) | 1964, when three or more per-’ ‘ N SALE | that. decision to reserve that
club grounds — the treasure Tom Parise (left) had lots of and Jackie Gleason (right) sons broke into a store owned LEAF FLA S AR | stand was made by de Gaulle
4 being golf balls hit into the help getting out of the water made a stalwart’ anchor man. BB oe mec Kay of Manley ‘personally. . 4 —
— == (AP Wirephote) Bridge and stole a camera a | A ago vhe low-key hand-
ne ; chet prvtects BUT ALL THREE INCORRECT it se tose eat
| THIS WEEK AT SDU was I who helped design Dun Chief Justice Campbell said pected gave way to @ spate of
Glaston, you know. there was ee went in ie mine. By DON HANRIGRT Moreover, the i rumors and fteports which ori-
/ ° ° , | the respande preee OTTAWA (CP) — Pick a are wrong. The Japasese leaf | ginated in Paris and led to the
65 Carnival Entertainment ™°,",* had been implicated in the flag. Any flag. “i too Dig: the red bars on |conviction among many U.S.
“Then I visited Eddie’ Hilton | break, enfry and theft. Tires different maple leaf each side are too narrow. expects that the de gov-
ican stewar.” oot Features Bitter End Si ea itcees heen Reena | Galea ee ee une tay" Soctegsery™ |sicke te autt wetiag Sain
. : e . jare really ming at the Reviewing the case, he’ said Ottawa vari stores. W five sees any discrepancy,” |¢
ce ee ner aren a eg, eich ty Phd eee ne ne I ti’ Gost Seemann, ee ing tad
. , _ great hockey lineup: it i | roved. Canadian m anu facturers ne expense
County Memorial Hospital. By CHARLEY McMILLAN You know, the guy that wei this year first game's sent et clcttion savaqaeanl orThey include the flag orig- are concerned and-~-so are | dollar. :
IN MEMORIAL HOSP. The news is out! The an- writes ail the stuff for the Red jan 16 at Moncton, eh. The|avsinet Indonesia. The Peking | ifally proposed by the govers- pome industry and trade de- | The United States has $16,-
° nouncement has been proclaim- and White. Remember his piece paskethall situation looks pro Pee ae Dei id a few days| ment and one suggested by a officials. 500,000,000 of gold. Under stand-
Murdock MacLeod, Dundas | ed to the world! What news? on the constitution. He helped mising, yes very. promising. De-| tir "Us = 4 Britis | Commons member. «0 “a: Sources said Canadian job- | ing policy the U.S. buys gold at
Centre, is at present a patient Robert Lymburner, alias the settle it. Remember the [USS / peting — ah, the real thing for| 0 a Pte aa aoa en | And the Red is sti bers, sent fas orders to Jap- }#- fixed -price- of $35--en-ounse|
In ‘the Kings County Memorial Magister Ludorum Hibernorym over the honor list. He was tbe college students — will start in| ™Peri@ ' ovtecliing ‘them™ all, Ottawa anese manufacturers as soon | andselis it at that. price. for-in-
Hospital | LXV, has decreed in his state of guy who phoned from New York! renruary Very good. It was 1, 2Tmed Provocations against in) 1 ns report. as the Commons flag commit- | dustrial purposes and to. the :
IMPROVING the Games message that the to give his remarks about it. He you know who helped organize Sons, ‘hey will not. only meet’ Tatest comer is a small, tee reported its chosen design. | central banking institutions of
; St. Dunstan's Third Annual also delivered a Christmas mes-| Genating at St. Dunstan's. Yes | gan aurea tt age = 1B | foot-long Japanese flag that The flags were in Ottawa ' RISA,
Milton Kennedy, Montague, | Winter Carnival shall feature, sage from New York. | back in 45. an people. sins +-Purports to be the official stores days before Prime xk «**e eek *
who bas been iil at his home for | on the night of January 29, THE My neighbor continueud. | sree ¥ vieiled your bow Caf- crualy _qpoune by other Asian’ Version It sells for 2% cents. Minister Pearson announced » * * e
me, is now improvi . z ’ peop. e ¥ :
some proving TES si aRGERS. tin. “This guy knows just about fee Shop. Not quite finished but This was short of a pledge of nee —_— is all wrong. So Pape og illu- =
OUT-OF-HOSPITAL ———-yeq-his- proctamation but the -everzthing He od tna nowy very nice. remarkably like I re- | Chinese participation in a show-| “The official version of thé | A Canadian - produced de-
annah Lannigan, Mon-| ’ Bitter End Singers aré & group) Commended. I~ hope they— : aw
nei it returned to her heen! voices 7 ite sir aay of six folk singers, three— boys/ abuse it though. It will add a lot! tion that increased Indonesian | the Ensign. The Japanese ver-__sion, may appear on the mar-
after being a patient in the | “The Bitter Who?” said one, 2nd three girls, ee” your growing campus. ‘thrusts against Malaysia could sion has a darker hue. The ket in a week or 10 days
tal. lend has arrived for the Carni-| P!are @ ? |up and left, but not before bid-| The threat of new war in, 11 points. The Japanese ver- plants in Ontario and Qubec
| nival, so they're not getting any- | c!and-Rock Folk zen) bined ding us a fond ‘au revoir.’ wie | fouthoas Asia creates enorm-| sion 13 are the main producers.
LEAVES HOSPITAL ene.” contributed.cne voice bod wor Eat Se = “| you at the Confederation Thea- ous problems for Moscow and Mog
Mrs. R.K. Clements, Monta-| “No, that’s not right at all,”
gue, has returned to her home added another. “The committee
after being a patient in the | couldn't agree on a group, and
Prince Edward Island Hospital, | feelings got bitter, but they did
Charlottetown. hire a group, The Singing Ends
or something like that. And pay
DAUGHTER HOSPITALIZED | stiention after this.”
Marilyn MacLeod, eight-year" ENTER R. POPE’
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.| “you're all wrong,” was the
born.
“They opened at the Bitter
End on Aug. 24, 1964, and their
star has been rising ever since. |
They were twice invited to the
White House by the President.
Mrs. Johnson was so taken with |
them that she invited them to)
Sd
Sterling MacLeod, Dundas Cen-
tre is at present a patient in the
Kings County Memorial Hospi-
tal.
RETURNS TO WORK
Capt. Alan Mosher, Montague, |
has returned to business follow- |
ign his illness. Captain Mosher
entered the Kings County Mem- |
remark of a deep dictatorial-like ‘Tavel with her on a whistle stop
voice. It came from the middle ‘UT-
of the audience. The man was gypsT ALBUM
quiet now. unperturbed. and ob | “Their first album followed |
viously dissatisfied. A friend the singhe record released by.
next to me noted, sotto voce, Mercury on Nov. 15, 1964. They
that this guy was R. Pope. | appeared the same month on the
~-Who?~ 1 asked. NBC Follies with such celebrat-
RB. POPE! | ed stars as Allie Sherman, Steve
Oh! ‘Lawrence and Nipsey Russel.
orial Hospital a short time ago
for surgery.
HAS. SURGERY
Alex McLennan, Wood Is-
land, underwent surgery at the
P.E.I. Hospital, Tuesday, and is
progressing favorable. His dau
ghter, Mrs. Joyce Campbell,
RN of Quincy, Mass., arrived
home by plane to be with her
father.
|
|
€LASSMATE KILLED
Word has been received by
Williard Walls of Montague
Church of Christ that Phyllis
Rhyne was among the 15 white
hostages killed in the Congo re-
cently. Miss Rhyne was born in
Martinburg, Ohio, Aug. 15, 1939,
and on Nov. 3rd, 1960, she was
accepted as. a worker to the
Congo. Mr. Wallis and Miss
Rhyne were classmates at
Christian .Bible Seminary.
LOCAL |
BRIEFS:
IN P.E.1. HOSPITAL
C.- Ronald Clark, 131 North Ri-
ver Road, City is a patient in the
Prince Edward Island Hospita! —
, So they must be good.”
ie x
‘
Eastern And C
ISLAND NEWS PAGE De Gaulle Gok
entral Districts |
The Guardian, Charlottetown, Sat., Jan. 9, 1965. 5
In Castord
charged with break, entry and
theft, Chief Justice Thane A.
Crown Appeal Upheld
In the case of Richard Darrell{ Mrs. MacKay saw the thieves have been
Casford of Charlottetown, leave in a small two-tone grey | transaction.
car. When the thieves were later |; Qne'resuk has been to
apprehended driving a Hillman \the world gold market.
JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON (AP) — US.
officials said Friday the Unked
States can handle easily ard in-
| stantly France's demand for
| $150,000,000 worth of gold from
‘the U.S. reserves,
| Thursday. night But many offi-
|elals here ‘are deeply annoyed
Annoys US. Off
» hry
mfet
pmand gold at all at this time
There
Theft Case
by the way the de Gaulle gov-
ernment has handled what could
a quiet financial
tre during the Winter Carni-| Washington. Moscow invested |
val ...” |much effort and money in try-
“Say, he’s quite a guy, isn’t/ing to persuade Indonesia to)
be?” I remarked, actually fas-| support the Soviet Union's!
cinated. 5 claim to be an Asian country
“Oh, he knows his stuff, all| with valid interests-in shaping
right,” said my neighbor. ‘““‘They| the continent's destinies. It
say he's got a meeting with the | failed.
Royal Commission on Higher ARMY A FORCE
Education. Seems he’s got some| For all practical purposes,
great ideas. His good friend Dr. | Sukarno’s country now is in a
J6hn S. Bonnell and he are old | Peking - dominated bloc. Inside
pals back in New York. | Indonesia, the only really er-
“There's just one thing I}ganized--and functioning politi-
can’t understand,”’ I asked. cal party is the Communist,
“What's that” 2,500,000 stfong. The only force
“Why didn’t he get to be Man |from which opposition to it
of the Year?” ; could ..come is. the army, and
“That's easy. He wouldn't | €ven its high - ranking officers
take it.” have professed to see no peril
the Cutcliffe Funeral Home to “ %
Trinity United Church. Service togeiner’ convinced. “But per.
: | ware | R. Pope came over to join our
Abide ae ee and The Lord's | conversation. I thought that he
My Shepherd. Attending in. a | 4S intruding a bit, but he was d
body were members of the Ro- | really an amazing person.- *
tary Club, the Charlottetown) “Yes the Bitter End Singers
Curling Club, the Ladies’ Curl- | will put on a tremendous show.
ing Club, the Cancer Society and | Actually, it was I~ who--recom-
the Eastern Securities Co. Ltd., | mended to the Carnival Commit-
consisting of the president, tee ahout getting them. They
dames A. McMurray of Saint will! have that Confederation
John, staff of the Charlottetown | Theatre just rocking. You'll love
from ° ces in Halifax, |
Moncton, Wredericion and Sum- Hy Fe trmaacy pe era been in Chars
merside. Pallbearers were: Dr. |" | .
E.S. Giddings, A.A. MacLeod, | Certainly was. Was out to
C.W. Peters, Chafles Asprey, J | See all my old friends at New
A. Carruthers and H.E. Miller, | Years, too. Saw Walter Shaw—
Remains were placed in the | he’s looking better than ever.
Cutcliffe receiving vault, later | Had & chat with your good Bis-
to be interred in the People’s hop MacEachern and - his ~~
cemetery. Monsignori. Fine gentlemen.
BRIDGE LIGHTS OUT
For the past four nights the
lights on the Hillsborough Bridge
have. not been on. Department of
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evening said though they weren’: |
certain, they thought there must
be some trouble in the automa-
tic mechanism that turns the
lights on and off.
ORGANIST HAS TROUBLE
J.B. Herdman will t_xe up his
duties Sunday as organist and
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Syd.
Corporation Income Tax Cut
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stir up tional dealing.
Reports | end of last year
he has U.S. hegemony—
po! tical and economic influence |
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