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11w ‘Birthplaee of Confed- eratinn‘ witnessed a n o t. h er ‘firsl' last night when Prince Edward Island became the only province in Canada which every incorporated city and town acquired member- ship in the Canadian Federa-

s,lx'i‘ri DOMINGO. lighting ships and 2.000 Marines‘ to the fringe of Haitian waters Wednesday and Canadian and. American wives and children‘ began to leave (‘aribhcan country. As the pressures mounted on

President Francois Duvalier's threats of aggression by the an attempt by Duvalier to crush is nearly ready {0.- signan]"p<_i

regime, rumors flew in both Pnrl all Prince and the neigh-

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P.E.l. HAS ANOTHER FIRST IN CANADA

tion of Mayors and Municipal- ities. Pictured. left to right. as they almost forced cheques for membership on national presi- dent Mayor .l.A. Mongrain of Trois Riviercs. Que. a r e: Deputy Mayor A. S t e w a rt.

Rumors Fly Haitian Dictator Is Preparing lo Flee Country

Domini- boring Dominican Republic: that lwhich can ‘.-\P|—The U.S. Navy sent. the doctor-dictator wrs prepar-il-linpaniola with Haiti. denied the charges and proposed that tthe dispute be left in the hands

ing to flee the country.

On the diplomatic front. the crisis swirled into the United Nations Security Council with

tion body order a halt to what the Haitians called repeated

Dominican Republic.

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CounciIResolution Said Rights Breach ',

By WALTER HAYES cil at the final business session HALIFAX (CP)—'—An Edmon- of the threeday annual meet-1 ton lawyer charged here Wed- ing. : nesday that any change in the However, the resolution met? criminal code which now pro-‘stiff opposition from Charles 1-1.1 hibits evidence that a person.Grant of Edmonton. a member:

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Georgetown: Mayor Everett Champion. Kensington; Mayor Mongrain; Mayor Edmund La- Yie. Souris; and Mayor Bruce Yen. Montague. These towns rounded out the island's mem- bership.

shares the island of

The debate will continue to-' lday. ; At the, heart. of the crisis wan‘

underground opposition bent on

The Dominican Republic. ’Itoppling his regime. Hislhunt deem". unilaterally a 12.mi1e' [for consplmmrs brought him ‘9 tfisheries jurisdictional limit. '

Acreage. Increased ' For [Elite Spud Seed

The provincial potato mailkct-i inc hoaid will try to improve; Ibis year. if that is possible. on: "the complebe success" they:

l-oprv'tad last fall from tlhe operation of the Elli». Potato! Ferd farm at Fox island in

Western Pnince. it was learan ln~t evening from Chairman R.‘ I. Burgc. Five Houses. ‘

Thirty news will be planted. this year compared with tihe‘ 1’5 grown a year ago. and warn. ill-cs will include Sebagoesd Kenncbecs. Cobblers. Humanl Pontiac-s. Chmloee and Katali- din

Tharp will be two acres. for; champie. of eye-indexed stocki from the eye-indexed potatoes; El‘f‘ll‘n a year ago which is aim- ‘ ed at producing as nearly per-I for! a seed as is possible froml the hcst information availablej

lme. l . involves libel planting of eye from at potato tuber. it is grown dur-l,

in: the winticr under eontn‘olledf

mnlh‘tions in a green house at to connotations that the board. Canada chairman deemed the some:

the Research Branch

drift.an of agriculture. If I

the heading shows the tuber in healthy the remainder of the tuber is retained for planting the following spring, it is plant- ed in t.ube.r-u»nit style so the plants from any potato can plucked out and discarded, if the tuber should show any un- desirable disease or charlie. lcristies when grown .

if the from any tuber should show undesirable traits like Mosaic or leaf Roll. for example in the greenhouse growth. the entire tuber is dis- carded. ‘ in addition to this tuber unit planting from stock that was tuber unit planted last year.

{there Will also be tuber unit

picnting this year from the best available stock from last year that has been tuber-unit t

this year.

in addition there will be. 10 acres . . and eight acres of Kcnnebecs planted

from the general crop of 1982 which came so completely up

operation "a complete success. '

PREMIER GIVES VIEWS

Election Act, Deficits, Liquor Sales Discussed

Sections of the new Election Act involving redistribution of legislative Assembly seats in Kings and Queens Counties were not included when the act was presented originally in the Lu- lsiature as the redistribution llhase of the Royal Commission on Electoral Reform's few had not been fully studied at that time. Premier Walter R. Shaw said yesterday.

"After further consideration." Premier Shaw said. "it was ruled to add sections dealing with redistribution and no com- mctcnhe legislation in one docu-

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.The Election Act abolishes district of Kings County it adds a district to Queens County an that Kings will have eight llf’tlresentntlves in the Legisla- ture and Queens will have 12. The net goes into effect w h e n proclaimed by the Licuhnont - Governor-incmncll.

N0 “mm! MOTIVE Conciliation on the redistribu- llon amendment to the act. Pr! mier Show said "there W" W ulterior motive involved. in“!!! wall constitutional Drocodllfll .contnvonod in any war. W5

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lation presented in parliament is frequently changed. additions are. made. or sections deleted from the original presentations.

"The fact that provision: cov- ering redistribution came in an an amendment had no special significance. After full study. we

at the commission's suggentw ed advice by dividing the Georgetown district. which is a small and spread out district. and adding it to otherl districts of Kings which are use a small and thus strengthened all the districts and brought them to reasonable comparison with the size of districts in the other counties."

The premier said he "can no- sure the people in the former

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Georgetown district this govern.

ment will not neglect its people under the new arrangement.

TAX INCIIMSI ' Referring to the government a

increase in sales tax and gno-

line tax. the premier said "1’ am

‘the. edge of war with the Domln- ‘

“'3‘ The Dominica” 1President Kennedy

ican Repub

charged that he anointing the traditional Latihmortcnn; safeguard of asylum in foreign' embassies for polit‘cl opposi-l‘ tionists. ‘ In Washington, the. OAS coun-J cil voted 18 to o send itall special committee back to Haitl= and the. Dominican Republic to iwork for a settlement. The .council delegated new powers to Ithe committee to perform what- Inver service is necessary to find .

’ Dominican dispute.

I JFK Foresees

' - ‘ . . . had been roposed in the. . . WASHINGTON Spa—PfSJ-lahtl - segregation demonstra-I Granted D|vorce {the Commissioners of Sewerslmetcr rm?“ 0,. ,hp wan... situaywilrnn washran H :ggdavxgllgflggr Tglrl‘lentlcof nuclgai' #3:: 3:2! tlhg‘iieStliIllouvlldis bémii‘: FDINBURGH Scotland lReu- and] water SulllJ‘PPlythil “:35 rf- tion here till; tn the amount 011 ngsttioieagezee as: . _ ‘ . I -,‘ ' ' , ,‘ wa - , , ' .. ‘ ' " ' lrsting by the great powers If resumption of the mass demon- Iters) —« Britains longest and. V9“ ed '" a ta 0“ 9 m y wait“? m 0m" Imperial gallons, or “maxim;

Ethere is no test-ban agree-moni- Istrations that He declared that would be "8 [city in ferment in recent days. ,Wednesday when-

ldisastcr for all concerned." . “

Canada Said iTo Join OAS

iGlobe says it has been told ex-1 elusively by Pearson ‘nounce shortly plans.t.o join thei Organization of A m e r i c a n i

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fawa interview with Leonard‘ Lerner. Globe reporter

scribed the first personal in-l or iliwfllif; gtli‘éhfi'écmaifillfé‘l terView grante any newspa- j . ' . .

. , . of a persons ability to drive. p”. “"09 39am“ e‘ec‘m“! IThis is dependent on his age l Apr” 3—8150 15 reported by met physical condition and otheri .paper ave made these‘ factors .. he 58. ‘ point “

are being given to some pro-1 ducnon plane called TXF for joint lisei I by the United States and Can-. Lg: the Organization of American ad I l aes the troubledIHaili demandinfl that “19 1mm" between the two countries Willi take effect soon 3. A

Porl.'Mas.s.. Friday and Salim-i. day. l

Truce Broken . .

1 By quIings

1 quick solution ‘0 the Hai ' Two Negro leaders convicted of jpope John did not look well butf

parading without a permit were ,‘spoke at

:jailed Wednesday, then released {cheer-fut. _.

I on bonds. .

- jailing resulted in Negroes call- New TeSt R0undIing off a 24-hour truce in

refused a scientific test to of the Alberta Safety Council‘ establish blood alcohol content. and a practising lawyer. 1 is contrary to the Canadian Mr. Grant claimed that thei Bill of Rights.‘ use. of such a refusal as evl-‘ . resolution calling for the dence to convict a driver of‘ section of the criminal code to impaired driving was also con- tbe repealed by the federal ‘trary to a criminal code section l government was passed by thE‘which stated "a man shall not BOSTON (AP) — The Boston lCanadian Highway Safety Coun- be compelled to convict himself i ’ out. of his own mouth."

‘ He said that lie was convinced '

lscientific tests such as what he i lied “brcathalizer test." ;wcre accurate in determining :the amount of alcohol in a. person's blood.

115 N0 INDICATION

rime Minister! that Canada will an-‘

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The prime minister. in an Ot-

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John A. Y. MacDonald, de« puty attorney-general for Nova .Scotia. who headed the coun- icil'l laws and enforcement icommittee which submitted the ' resolutions. said many mem- . 3 there were in favor of seeking to {have the tests made manda-

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‘2. Sweeping tariff reductions ,. : However. he said the commit-. ' i ' itee. felt the. resolution ‘duced represented the mum recommendation."

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Pope Suffers Brim’eldpse 9M"

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U.S.-Canada nuclear pacti

POPE JOHN

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MAKING A STRONG plea Grant that it films the} for Canadianllnlty Mayor J. .

i agree. with P.E.l. Fethratlmt lid. to ho Magnified by thematic” in his native He term. ed them a grown with an in- feriority complex who would be ‘ if

'Bi'll of‘Rights. This in In line with what was done in Britain (AP) -— A .recentiy and represents the

. A. my sin. Trolls Riv-nem' s,

. no. of the Cana-

o o IRome newspaper says Pope majority feelings of the commit-i dian Federation of Mayors better Canadians i l.lohn suffered an alarming butitee," he said. I and Municipalities. told the visited bbe rest of Canada. Itemporary r e l a p s e ue ay

Separatists Are Pictured ealists

llo Mayors

l By RALPH CAMERON Guardian - Patriot Staff Writs ‘ "I told a group of Separatists ‘in my province to go visit the rest of Canada and when y o It come back you will be Separa- tists no more. —— but you will be better Canadians." Mayor J.A. Mongrain. Trois Rivieres. Que- bec. said last night in address- ing the annual dinner meeting of the P.E.I. Federation of May- ors and Municipalities at The Charlottetown.

Mayor Mongraln. who is presi- ldent of the Canadian Federation. described the Separatists as "a group of ldealists who have not done too much in life and who apparently suffer from an infer- Iiority complex."

Speaking entirely in English

Ither made me learn"— the pres» ident made a strong plea for unity in Ca n ads and said imayors and councillors of man: .mipalitles were. in a wonderful fposmon to further that design.

. ‘MINOR DIFFERENCES

He a s k e d "why should we lquarrel when we all seek the Isame sense of belonging? Minor

idifferenees of language or relig- " lion should not prevent us work- Ilng together."

Mr. Mongrain said the prob-

. ‘lem should not be left to “gt! -

.icians to solve but sho' er itaekled “by men of cod “ » sitting together to find a solu- ;tion so “w

{children a heritage of Canada."

. to our in better

I‘PLEADS F OR UNITY

lfrom his serious illness of last' fall. The 81-year-old leader of‘ the Roman Catholic Church said nothing about it in conducting I 1 general audience for 10.000 per-;

‘sons Wednesday. ‘ (AP)—-—i Persons at the audience said1

Water Meters Rejected For Charlottetown Homes

A decision against installing ‘water meters in homes at. the 3 present time has been made by.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. length and seemed

Mayors and Municipalities beret-extra mains. increasing the size yesterday afternoo others and the present plan to

of n. 1 Mr. Manuel said flill mctcringlbuud a new reservoir_

The announcement their

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- v - ~ . l ‘ er system by 0. H. Manuel. wat- havc kept this .costliest divorce acaipnw‘eéildfig: 9 superintendent. as h

r ad.5 HEAVY COST lately 102“: gallons per person I dressed the P.E.l. Federation of.

However, metering would (“OSt‘ per day. Of this amount an esti-

ReV. Marlin Luther King J?- “like 0f AVE-V"- 59~ “’35 granted approximately $100,000 and other’ mated 10 gallons per person per

f _In pleading for a strengthen ing of national unity as Canada approaches its 100th birthday the speaker said a “building of Canadianism" was vitally nec- “Provinces have their own problems and things are .happening which may require lour taking another look at. Con- .federation. But when that time gnomes the matter should be dis- :cussed by men of good will." The president of the Canadian Federation of Mayors flatly stat' new of no other govern- ing bodies 50 dedicated to their communities as those in charge .of municipal affairs. _ Because of this he. urged all lincorporated areas to join the ‘national federation if only to ibenefit from the many services |ll8 headquarters has to offer ithem. in this connection ho ‘ lContinucd on page 3. ml.

:and Rev. Ra l p h Abernathy .a divorce from his wife. de.‘ . . . actors involving interest rates; day is wasted? Mr. Manuel “at. I Ix: Eeleased' hfrom” the Plait: S‘C‘Tvlgglflly hymntihgaludge agnma I Briflsh Gu'ana , and the me of ab? metershwougm “crime Such of this? w“? 3)“. lies ay mg a er ac . . . H .. cost to t e Ci I ‘ mm“ m I, m- I A cements notice; 17 Iposted a $2.500 bond. '. Ipletcly promiscuous woman. I c 0 o D: s megr4za‘nanflugrescnt' Mr. Mari, Dag? all??? deaths‘ ' .l' = l The duke. ad mealltzhyISEOétish‘ rISlS eepen we] mined- Awam wasted m any "‘ I h ' I H ' I l ndowner. an s ng is - orn ' . 3 v . I

Classific . . . . l6. I FrGHCh See Yank Idfluchess were married in 1951.! LONDON (AP) Tm. Buns“; cstlmaltled cosrtéif 0.551th cpncgrhl‘.Ki

“an”. marsz . . I ' u s ‘ I IThey lived together until 1959. government placed a battalionfltlhm fl: Oggogooflggda" - -

Eld'tdci‘l I r ‘ I i ‘ ‘ ‘ i i ' I . . i . H Te|s*a‘r co or IThere were no children. .of troops and support units on; :{gls’aid imp Comings-ion?“ -3

Kll H(liliunt ' ' i . I . h ~ I I U 4 NEW YORK (AP) —— Three; The duke. born in Paris and'l? hours’ notice .Wednesdayi gid - new chairman Joseph}

C‘tf"ls Queensv . t . ' I i ' . I . I. 5 minutes of an American colorieducated in Milton. Massachu-.night to move. to British Guiana flay n; and R Fa“ :raylor‘. Slimmerslde . ....... N 3 television show was picked u setts. and Oxford, is head of |where left-wing Premier Cheddl‘ h: "Iridered {hapfiometer sur- Prinee z in France Wednesday night byIScotland's fCaitnpbell cigar}. I “at Nags: gigging a deepening ln- , v; became of noted mflféflflfl

I . i’ Tlt If. the lat. He was its marrle o~a '. ' . l 1'2] gteagdmnmunigastigs satellite in Aitken. daughter of Canadian-' Authoritative sources at the les in the water system. AS 8 ram

ment. The total revenue will not be over 65 per cent of hospital insurance costs alone."

Dealing with deficit financing. Premier Shaw. aid "this in not , a permanent thing. I believe our policies are desigped to ' create greater wealth. more opportun- ity. greater economic and social ‘ benefits and a happier life for

all. . "Deficits "are dangerous if they are not accompanied by correspondingly improved sch vices. A balanced budget. by the way. may not be desirable It public services are neglected. but n balanced economy, a rec- ognltlon of needs. the laying of a basis for future prospert in perfectly justified even wt e-l temporary i lime in finnnc. es. particularly when the. over all financial position of the pro- vince ll adequately

momma INCREASE Mentionlng the roach: mom» . es in the senatorial indemnitie paid to Legislative humbly members. Premier law said "we cannot expect nun who on in business for themselves and

their family tonnglnct and no» Contained on flu 3. ed. j)

space. excellent reception. ; B:avcrbrook.

day from Cape Canaveral. Fin. Idaughter.

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same time reported that a for sult of their action the danger o :‘ MONTREAL (Cpl—An imag-

reported thorn newsPaper pummhe‘. Lord mal request for military support failure of a sufficient supply iniinative “year-old boy

They were di-

The French

from Tem" n was “unwed Tue“. I vowed made known. This led to adding lice in Quebec and Ontario run-

‘- '5: around in circles. Franc ‘Iinczer .lr. keeps running away from home. The stories he tells Iwhen found baffle police.

“He's like a bird." said Chief IGilles Poiricr of Ste. rothee. “When he sees a chance he just ’goes and goes."

Last week. he was found lsleeping in the boiler room of fan Ottawa apartment building. ‘He told police he and his father ‘cscaped from Budapest. made {their way to Belgium and flew to Ottawa Apri ..

He said his father had bought him a bicycle and told him to ,pedal to Toronto to find his grandmother. 0 t t a \va police ‘l a u n c h e d an investigation 'througholit eastern Canada to ‘cheek his story

He produced a new bicycle *whieh Ottawa police said they later learned was stolen in Montreal one week earlier.

RETURNED HOME

Kept in a youth detention .home in Ottawa. the boy was ifinally returned to his Ste. Dor- iothee ome.

Const. Guy Rivard of the Ste. Doro l h cc. police force says "Fanc is as sharp as a whip.

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away to Brownsburg. 40

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. held in win in «day with the Colllngs. Mrs. Vivian Howell. Imilcs northwest of Ste. Dor- lnrh' 111134;???) "gumm‘fl WI Charlottetown Hazel figctton rule new “will” Mi“ “'0'” “RN”- Ml“ ‘ ‘9‘“- , Public Health Association not The «the Mini W1 ml will cmtfmue midi F‘ri- Judy am and John Mac- Lastllf‘MW-ure g?“ My last with be "ctdld heaim“ and mm (by. Sm hm a. me reg... Alenr. all provtncial health llfiplg'r‘fiip 0mg"... 1,. the mum at the use. Will be semi m d. W ... department employees Glar- II‘" 1- - in la. n from them pm. on has new aloof! m M mm“ d“ " me ' v ' w“ 3"’°y'"“ ' w em

gram- m w m .1 ‘ns. The most- left to right; Miss Marmot lottetuwn. ‘ times!-

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In 1934 They had one to maintain order is expected the event of a serious fire w as suburban Ste. Dorothea has pu-l ifrom Jagan within 24 hours.

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Second Appears

years ago. They lived in Mont: real until three years ago when they moved to Ste. Dorothee. The boy came to Canada from Hungary with his parents six