\ : If ls Good For: The Island : -WEA‘’THER ——. | Cloudy with a few snowflurries; winds The Guardian Is For It west 20. Low-high 32 and 42. Thursday: sunny, extremely cool. : @ i = a v “- bey - —— o | “Covers Prince Edward Ficad Like The Dew” ares eS ca 3 +. VOL. LXXIX NO. 110-0 Raimond ct Secent Chase, Mal by a Beet Cie Bomattmanl:. CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1966. “ sor MOKE SEVEN CENTS ~ 22 PAGES

Ottawa and fer Payment Of in Ca

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50 Million arose

For Rural Develo ment.

~ Rural: Poverty

Pa Rates Message —

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OTTAWA — (CP) Drastic | have land-use measures carried measures are needed if Cana- “out in co-operation between the dians in certain rural areas are federal government and the to..-achieve—a—decent-—standard- of _ provinces.” living,’ Forestry: Minister Sauve Mr. Hamilton, agriculture. —told-the-Commons-Tuesday,—__minister—in—the—former—Diefen-

Although honest and-~hard- baker government which estab- working, these people earn :in-’ lished the ARDA’ program, said comes well below the tational the forestry minister would

Annoys Premier

“Without actually. saying so; sirange there’ was an increase ; \Premier Walter R. Shaw yester- jin ferry rates here when a sy® » iday implied that J:W. Pickers- item of return fares was imple- gill,. minister of transport, was mented by the CNR on the Syd- dabbling .in_ provincial politics ney to Port aux Basques servic r/when he announced the-suspen- providing a reduction in the |

sion of increased rates for the rates. Also he said the CPR: im- |CNR ferries between Borden and plemented the same system. on ‘Cape Tormentine,-N.B. ‘their run between “Digby, N-S-

| average. They. are “hamstrung have to take ‘‘a firm hand to

* ee The Premier said he. was, and Saint John.’ or ca a carne ite ‘cuetaie the Jon ls aM shai . , “amazed at the amount of ma- cenng LETTER and opportunity to better. them- A. B. Patterson (SC—Fraser SPECIAL TRAINING FOR AIR CADETS IKedaicement ‘that la aside: from |, 2 foor-page-letier to. Mr selves.” Valley) sald his party supports i eee : notincement tha asi Pickersgill the Premier_ ~ Mr. Sauve made the state. ‘he program- and believes, it

ithe increase in fares of the fer- could have: a tremendous ef-

Three members of-Squadron visit’ was cadet WO 2 Donald leaders course at Canadian ee service.’ z Hee cancel tis faeces in ments on ee EB —60,.-CharlottetoWie —Air-Cadet— ~Paytor— ‘son--of—Mr;—and-Mrs;—-Forces—base,— ae te “his telegram “announcing fhe ferry rates COE not! aa projects_in- the _ “League were Ontario, WO-2- ihe suspension increas | ust suspend them until in- arana ‘The: bill is up for second part in special training . pro- Road, (RIGHT) while cadet er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. -Pickersgill - made’ reference | | vestigation can be held. padding a saval Hc aeinainle, Parliament grams and goodwill trips’ Fit. Sgt. Bruce Crane, sor of » Younker, Southport, will be to the causeway, the new ferry Jf the increase cannot be com- ~aPpp! Pi ip abroad this summer. Chosen Mr. ‘and Mrs. Bruce Crane, attending the Moncton Flying being built’ for the Borden-Tor- pletely cancelled the Premier | As examples of poverty- | ; to go-to the United Kingdom Hazelbrook; (CENTRE) was — Club dna flying training scho- mentine service, the Trans-Can- \said he was, “‘confident it will stricken_areas he cited northern AtA Ma on a _five. week . “exchange selected to attend a senior larship. : ada highway, the roads to re- not require any prolonged inves- New Brunswick, Quebec east of

By ALAN HOLMAN.

Calling for “action now'' Alex --B.-Campbell,leader—of_thepro— vincial Liberal party announced his platform for the forthcoming May 30th provincial election,

“Why should we in P.E.I. re- main in the outer-limaits of ~€an-

unced By Liberal eader,

rehabilitation facilities for. alco- -holics.

‘Corporation, the needs for senior , citizens , housing, low rental

——homes,-nursing-homes,—tow~cost

FREE “SCHOOL BOOKS —

‘Free school books for the stu- dents of- grades one to 10 and a book rental system: for the stu- dents in grades 11 and 12 was a

housi1g and mortgage money for. ithe average farmer, fisherman ‘and laborer will be. met. W1

Mr. Campbell'described as ‘‘the Home Building Program”,

~ sources program and other ‘fe- tigation,” ideral . fi

benefactions.”’ appear before H.J. ‘Darling ‘as’ ‘Irving Berlin, one of t read. nor write music, But in The fund. to be established | f ti dicat ‘suggested by Mr. Pickersgill: richest--and—- most —_ popu his 60-year eareer*he has top- would be ‘used. to help the prov-. Mansinger wea. x ewe 'SEES- THREAT | : Mr. Darling is _chairman__ot_tunesmiths-in_the _werld—will- —ped_each successful song with __ inces — start- development—pro== = that C vali Mr. Shaw accused Mr. Pickers- | the Canadian:Maritime Commis- | celebrate his 8th birthday in another. _ grams ‘“‘to give,, these people a ee re ee oe rc

wil] don’t know what is,’

government : expenditures - province

Of. these references. Mr. Shaw_.

said, ‘I wonder why_it-was- nec-,.other_representatives. of the_pro-_| essary to take in all:these other vince will be only too pleased te

‘sill of: threatening the province, |

“The Government (federal) feels | ltt it would .be unfortunate to! ‘have this tremendous program or any sense of. “grievance with” regard to the increased rates on. the ferry service.”

“If that isn’t a threat then IT} was. the

=n oad impose on Teland shippers

to realize the extent — of the hardship the new ates _-* ._

The Premier _said.that_he and |

| sion and he has been asked 2 Toronto today. He can neither _ (CP Wirephoto) |

Sevigny Learns Late. He Was Fourth Caller -

jections to the fare a Mr. Shaw said in the_-lette: that the fare’ increase beco mes, _‘all_the—_more- oleae whea— \we have the-CNR across <<

drastically lowering its rates to increase passenger ‘traffic.””

In the letter the: premier re- viewed the history of the ferry

a

-Rivieres-du-Loup and =e. Gaspe:cand=-the = Magdaten™ Te"

including

Hands, and. the Interiake | region |

————of Manitoba:

‘WOULD “AID PROVINCES [

spe future.” - Sauve said the Agricul- |

ldoeal Rehabilitation and Devel- |

lopment. Act program latinched [by the former Conservative gov- -ternment- has done-much to he! lerase poverty in’ rural Canada lero would continue.

But. some areas were so de-| uae and the outlook so bleak

jthat drastic action was~ needed

TUESDAY, May 10, 1966

—Pierre — Sevigny ——toid—-the:--—--—--

Gerda Munsinger inquiry . he ‘had -learned only recently of

he had not_denied—at an in- | terview -with— former - prime minister Diefenbaker.. ‘that I ‘had a physical relationship”

| with the Getman blonde,

The’ Commons ‘fisherle

“| committee endorsed retalia-

; tion if Alaskan salmon fisher- | men do not withdraw from | high seas netting operations

adian rogress, asked! Mr. plank in the Liberal platform | ibe arranged to provide’ modern pee comment on that por- tates and pointed out that a con- t for Canadian salmon. :

Campbell He Solita that ‘hat was not unanticipated. - housing for Island farmers with- tion of Mr. Pickersgilj's state- tinuous transportation link be- [Pie avay. provincial and fed-, ~Heward Gratftey (Pe other Atlantic provinces are tak- _ The promise of a master plan ont tying up farm .or.. business | jment. “I don't like the tone of a |tween the Island and mainland | ibdl goveeinhaaihe.< waka ay —-Brome-Missisquol) told the — ing full advantage of the federal i" consultation. with. school trus- capifal. telegram of that kind, said Mr. ‘Canada was one of the. terms | “OTTAWA (CPI-Asince. ane0- anid on oath: " Montiey that Mrs: Sant in the peibing or cane | ‘Commons: justice. cammittes government -monies available tees, the establishment of a pi-. Mr. Campbell said that a LL |Shaw. i jagreed to before PTI. joined. ciate defence ‘minister Sevigny Munsinger was never his mis- (5) projects.—Participation-—of | politicians must find a solu« under ARDA, the Atlantic + De- lot program of provincial kin- iberal- government will appoint a The Premierrfelt it was rather ‘Confederation. testified Tuesday he learned tress. lécal residents also—-would be [i0” to public lethargy and-the

“velopment Board and many oth- er cost-sharing projects. |

SQUEAKING WHEELS

“The present government has | become tired and worn out only the squeaking wheels are getting the grease — and ,your

television; ad-:

vdergavtens in “Charlottetown” and the lowering

Summerside and

of the. voting age from 21 to 18 years were promises made by Mr. Campbell which will affect ithe younger citizens of the pro- vince.

The implementation of a $1.25

The expansion of farm credit

| per

CLASSIFIED SELLING BOA\ “BRINGS FLOOD OF CALLS |

classified advertisement

only recently that he was Gerda ‘Did you ever have sexual in-

Munsinger’s - fourth

_|visitor Nov. 27, 1960, and that bell asked.

ithe three other men paid her a ‘After a iis legal argument

"tee: YS about. this question, Mr. Justice He — maintained before- Mr: «Spence said former justice min-

_Justice Wishart Spence of the ister Fulton said Mr. Sevigny

Supreme Court of Canada that denied having a sexual affair

Ottawa with my parents.”’

needed to carry out the pur-

night-time -tercourse. with her?’’ Mr. Camp- poses of ARDA. He suggested a. name—Na-|

tional Land and Water. Services Agency. = < He said the government Is! free to choose another name,

| ‘indifference of auto compa-

nies to highway safety. Opposition Leader Diefenha-

ker told a luncheon ‘there

8 should be television coverage

| of the Commons 30 minutes a day.

‘The Commons. started de-

best. inferests are being. sacrific- jinimum wage for people em- and--mortgage loans and the — “OTTAWA (GP) -- How _do “Then the boa arrived ina he did not know Mrs. Munsinger with Mrs. Munsin‘ger when but such “an agency would be. bate on a special $50,000,000 ed for- wi¥at is beneficial for the 'ployed:on_government-contracts postponement of —-interest—for-—¥0U- Sell. a-_six-foot__hoa__con-. box_marked ‘live reptile’ with-—.— prostitute during their called before then prime minis- required: “if you are going to! fund to’ battle rural poverty. Progressive Conservative. par and a concentration of assistance three yeags- and principal, pay-, Strictor in a city with mo no card or anything. But his ,equaintance.. from September, ter Diefenbaker in’ December, | _ty.” said Mr. Campbell. 4 for Island industry were given ments for five years are ways) 700? ae return address was on the 1959 to November, 1960. - 1960. ° ‘ vale

Mr, Campbell made thes Te hy Mr. Campbell as evidence of which the Liberals will assist/ Toby Styles tried a newspa- card and he knew I was in yowever, he now had infor “t never. denied - oF ial wien Cocktail: Partying Offi cials

marks -during a dress last evening. He_told_the people that it his.

* |

party is elected they will, i co- operation with the Canada) /As- sistance Plan, pay the senior el-

‘the Liberal party's determin- ‘ation to raise the level of Lehn -in-the-province.—— -

The appointment of a minister of labor which will devote his

the farmers of the province.

A: Liberal government would | and has been swamped with

for adequate spare parts and

—introduce— legislation—to— provide |

‘guarantee service for farm ma- |

chinery, seasonal

calls. “Most people thought it “was a gag,’ the 22-year-old former

licenses for | Calgary zoo-keeper said in an

mation that in the last weeks vieW. that I had» ‘had a pliysical |. . Boas are no stranger to Mr. before she left Canada for Ger- relationship,” Styles_He_used_to_keep_three many Feb.—5,-196t, she ‘resorted plied. as pets in his Calgary apart- { prostitution ‘‘to live when her Mr. . Justice Spence had sug- ment and has had no trouble jack was to the wall and she gested to Mr. Campbell that Mr. from his parents’ Ottawa land- was destitute.” Sevigny’s denial that Mrs. Mun-

ao ee re-

~ Blamed For Commuter Tieup ,

NEW YORK ..(AP)—Long Is-

| Loudspeakers*in Penn Station

tizens $100 per month and up to (how ee nad with a an farm vehicles, a 20 per cent con- | interview Tuesday. : lord. The former Conservative cab- singer was his, mistress was land Rail Road* trainmen. struck | referred to an “illegal walkout.” $i25 where there is need. Later, fotio—andthe- introduction struction subsidy for silos. Assis- | _‘‘But when they found it was “You __feed them once °a net minister spent three hours! “very narrowly framed.” the busiest commuter line in the “qts illegal, what we've had.

tet M: Camphell explained that the | $100 per month would be made ¢ up of the now existant $75 feder- al old age pension, plus an laddi-

of partfot legislation to modernize 'the—provincial labor laws were among the promises. made by Mr. Campbell. The minister will

tance will -be given for land im- provement, clearing, and drainage.

irrigation pressed a serious

15 callers .ex- interest." He is asking $25" for the nine-

for réal about

The Liberals will also put into | pound, 2'2-year-old snake.

effect an improved potato

“That's about the average

month—three or four mice will ‘Tuesday under questioning by ‘'The very answer itself was do nicely for Sir Solomon jawyers at the. royal commis- indicative,” said the judge. ‘he’s the snake he wants to sion inquiry. “I'm prepared to write-in the” sell before he returns to Cal-- ‘The inquiry -has heard. testi- rest of the inference without you gary this weekend) ahd mony that Mrs. Munsinger was saying it.”’ -

U.S. at the rush” hour Tuesday night, staging a rebellion against cocktail-partying execu- tives.

About 20 to 30 per cent of the

to put up with for-years,” mut- _

tered a commuter by way of re- ply. The Brotherhood of Railroad

manpower trainin ss

tional $25 which would be) paid co nee Agliciba wih crop insurance, a- fertilizer sub- | price fora -boa~of this sizé. that’s all you nave to worry his mistress, a petty thief and win i GAMERA - LIRR's service went out as ee a hal’ from. the provincial: ltrea- federal authoritieé and the work sidy_ and”. protection. for table | They sell by the foot. about.” bad-cheque passer and a -one- “ held_a. brief_-aft earn ule. of tur Seer Nias LIRR-had-attended—a—cock sury and half from ve under out. a_more_ favorable arrange- sto¢k growers. | __Mr. Styles,staying with his : time, _self-admitted _ espionage e inquiry eld a brie mia fined that wcevice- the north Hall Sart ann lnaehene at : CAP. ment for Island truckers Assistance will be provided for! parents in a suburban apart- NAMED AFTER FRIEND agent for the Soviet Union. ernoon session in secret ee udy shore of Long Island from a Q 5 sae at whie'

Mr. Campbell. said that a Ae : Islanders and Island businesses | ment building while on leave, . Sir Solomon was __named Beatin ielassified information . at the re- Tong Island. City. terminal.in iquor was serve

beral administration, would take HOUSING PLANS to encourage new and to im-| of absence from his job, re- after Sir Solomon . Hochoy, REMINDED BY LAWYER quest of Chie one Queens. Brot} rhood President Hafold full advantage of the federal In co-operation with the feder- prove existing fish processing: ceived the snake about ' governor-general of Trinidad Mr. Sevigny was reminded by Counsel J. L, O'Brien u 4 en However, electric, service con- J Pryor. called: this a_ breach of al minister of labor, through the plants. The down, payment for’ month ago as an , April foo and. Tobago, a good friend of Jack Campbell, lawyer for Jus- adjourned to. 10:30 a.m. Wednes- tiiueq out’ of Pennsylvania Sta- LIRR regulations against drink.

government's medicare program a also provide. | treatnvent and

iCentral Mortgage and Housing —

Ae intinued . on Page 5_Col 7)

| joke.

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SENT FROM FLORIDA

tice Minister Cardin, that

Diefenbaker Spokesman

Mr.: Styles’ parents. he aay; May 18:

There's no truth to the myth about boas. crushing and eat-

tion in Manhattan where the

Vanguard of 85,000 daily commu- jters jammed, the terminal early

ing on. duty-andsaid ‘the strike -

the safety of both. commuters. and

was intended ‘‘to protect

| “There's a guy in Florida’ ing humans, he added. jin-an. effort to beat the strike. employees.”

na ys SJ Appear divic e a ae oe ety cae “No snake—even a 30-foot : I 1 iOne woman fainted in. the A LIRR spokesman called the | business eal with. sent python—can crush a _ man. Q | R . Sm |crowd. walkout “blackmail” and .said him.30_rattlesnakes from.-Cal-_-They just- ett-off-the wind: Dec ares eport ear : le Railway officiale” called the there is no rule against non-op-

because’ of treniendous govern- |

gary’a vear ago but told him

Boas grow to about 14 feet

once told by a prime ‘minister sist Sevigny with his

union's cocktail- -party grievance

erating railway employees ‘hav-

1 s [ < = I'd take credit for them. I and 25 or 30 pounds and are OTTAWA (CP)—A summary sible for him. to ‘obtain a di- _ridictilous. ing a luncheon cocktail. Nn ~ TOC rice a eri nN didn't wapt..anything at the popular pets in South .Amer- by ‘roval commission lawyers -of vorce. ae" = ww E. ; : “time. - fea; yrs police feports quotes Gerda “She claimed to have -done~ ; ae. 2 Munsinger as saying she. was ererynte in her power. to a

e From NATO,

By GORDON GRANT prices have been slashed, , Pri Pe TORONTO (CP) — Prices Of| A New York broker said: ment spending, but we may now re : that she was doing a great ee problems and h i ore docks on North American mar-| ‘‘It’s the psychological impact: |be paying the penalty.”’ : ‘ thing at fees ‘ : iam. She, epointel et a Ae j ; i tter-- of -the news that--matters. When : 7 The =—wor summary ‘ci : kets have been taking a batter hs omnes largest: and most DIFFERENT VIEW { made public “Tuesday. by-Mr...Prime Minister _of Canada -had .

{ng for most of the last week

heen cited as the prime reason

| Ted Walker of Gairdner and

mic (CP Wirephoto)

Justice: Wishart Spence although fold her that. she. was doing a

~ rry him if it: were pos- of its BO«mninute deliberation. » i ‘

d oe : é ve

&

\

/ ivi n efficient company has to cur- : 4 ne ee ae ane fait operations. ‘people wonder ©°.. Toronto investment deal- he said it is not part #f the evi- great thing for Canada and that "Th ree unaminity as to why what's,going to happen to smal- ¢rs. says he thinks the market~ idence at his security inquiry, Mr. Sevigny had-great things toy sivas have declined: ‘ler companies . later in ~ the | jis headed upward. did not name the prime minis- offer Canada. ue ppp ction cutbacks by ma- year:” . 3 : Mr;, Walker - reminded . his» § ter Neither did it identify a. so-- “This, she -said, gave her GEGUUA Reaters) a nvaatabla sabe Beriviis kers in the United : jcompany’s. salesmen that a year, cial function at which his &tate- sense of pride in. the knowledge uU ited 4 ea esi 4 a Wosbee Wai: tk niin the jer car maker: The market, he said, has. been Lag he said the Toronto indus- | ment was supposed to have been that she was of some ‘sist- Vnit tates has advise ie e c nce States.” put in “a sharply oversold post- '},j,] indexy would fluctuate in a CHICAGO (AP) — vast made i ance to Mr. Sevigny.” Soviet Union to keep its nose out U.S. does not seek Soviet ap- —Concern about” inflation in tion ee range. of 175.00 and 160.00, At | jfreeze’ broke low Recgavinvs A. spokesman for Opposition. ‘The--report was. made fublie Of NATO affairs and hinted at proval for NATO nuclear de- . ., the UWS. - A Toronto broker said he 44, upper limit stocks should be records ‘by the’ dozens ‘Tuesday Leader Diefenbaker, who was lal the’ request of Chief Commis- Soviet Blame for China's .thitd fence ‘plans. He advised the - —General jitters about the fu- thought the pine was going sold and. bought at the lower and cost United’ States fruit ea tnigter from 1987°. to(sion Connell tL. O'Brien nuclear bomb explosion Russians and other states out- ture of North America’s sus- Jower, AIS Pag arse \srowers losses that may: run Te ae : [REPORT NOT EVIDENCE U.S. delegate William C. Fos- side the Atlantic alliance-not to tained economic grawth, “The retail slowdown, such as In a’ letter to salesmen, Mr: into millions of dollars. weg treat—thiswhole—state-___Mr___. Justice —Spence—..agreed er joined India Tuesday;- the become involved i. ‘the intricas. : The factors “have caused a <Cherrie * : ‘last session of the _!7-country cies ‘of inter-NATO - relations.” ' hese Meetrtathe-New Vorku2 eae will-probably-affeet—all_wajxer~-stated: “We “Said when ea ae oe shot. a ment: with the contempt it de- ‘with the request-but stated that (Ae Session “ol the” T7-cannty easter said: the Soviet Union sharp sell ‘off in rg : ‘ porte rant ticu : Eee’ i d-Toronto. stocks have Ce eee ce patteet ex: the market reached 160.00 it fii l ag Peer’ rei erves. It is oes The Lae ae Se Nai lath ae it adjourned. “fdr a ‘smonth—in might regard with some dismay pet et an r ‘ ample. would. represent. —s-u-c h: good moe gent in Michigan's’ Kent er of this kind pfunverified and can't. be considered evi- condemiting the. Chinese test the assistance it had once ‘gives Ereucwee we ue : é * Additionally the market haswalue that forward-looking _in- ounly a and unsubstantiated gossip or dence in the preparation of a hie teleds showed ihe confer- the- Chinese in developing _ The Toronto industrial index, been worried about sthe war in vestors. Would cd alll to huy It's’ hard to tell yet about pumor, or whatever it ts, is to- report.’s lene aé far from agreement con-clear weapons: : a measurement of the markets Viet Nam. Hostifities\ ha Ve: again. apples and other fruit, but Pu tally irresponsible.’ aveae Pcie Raya eat fend da the than jesties nf the disarma» Monday's Chinese explosion, a - health, closed Tuesday at A . caused support for the market «por quibk: profifs on a rally appears damage was severe Evidence has shown that Mrs. Be: R dont ment conference as aiwhen “it he declared, shows that Peking. . down 5.11 ‘in the Jast week and one’ should buy the worst- hit Western Michigan's fruit are \hinsinger was in Canada from awa es aasetnbled ‘for the seésion » 14-is “continuing ‘to defy the 1963 close to its 1966 low of 162.30. i stocks. as soon. as they. show : vesetable crops have an estix «yo 7. 1955. to Feh. 5, 1962. week$ ago. ‘ 4 Moscow tee” banning ‘huelee - In the same. period the widely INSIDE TODAY signs of recovery. 7 FOr s : mated value ‘of $100,000,000 2 . Wyrhout stating any specifie To Hang July 5 ‘Discussions on the cdnfer- tests in the atmosphere, space fsliawed Daw Jones index md 1 Cremined x. 9 longer-term profits one should HEAD SOCIETY year. wi i aameance,“the summary of potice . i 'ence’s most urgent objectivé at and underwater—-a treaty which New York industrials has, fallen Clansifre ees 9 buy sound value.”’- , Aes iS: _ Temperatures “plunged 4,/x.. «ormation said: OTTAWA (CP) Douglas present—-a treaty to-prevent the China never signed. * #6 “points red Sania ee 3 Robert Stone, analyst with : >, . Tuesday" to 18 depres , e. “'Mrs., Munsinger pointed out Booth was convicted Tuesday of spread of nuclear weapons— India’s chief delegate, Vishny BOUNCE BACK SLIGHTLY oe Sen Seer 13 Deacon. and Co., sald: J. Alan Broadbent: of Van- Mansfield area, Dd J that the pressure and tensions capital murder in the Dec. 1 were deadlocked over .the, issue C. “Trivedi, attacked China for Both markets rallied Tuesday > he Ae ARIA A Ut 11 “We probably Haven't seen couver Tuesday was elected Cooperstown, ek arising from being. associate knitting - needle slaying of Lou- of NATO nuclear sharing and giving ‘new radioactive evk in What Wrokers topmied. "A Weeos ieee CAN ET Che ‘ ’ othe'/lows of this Oe te a president of the Canadian Red kins, W.Va., and Accidaiport s. tefence minister, and domestic ise Rowan, a 72-year-old ae Soviet fears that ‘West Germaty dence of its hostility to. peace , : : WINCIN: 6 sens eens ‘ the: gen- > Cross Society” atthe vlosing and-to23 i nav oblenis. had heen prime fac- ster. He was sentenced fo will be gtv “cess to miclear and disarmament and. its e technical rebound .f rom an ‘ , However, just because CTOs A vin Culvér, “Inn. y oblen p 5 given access miclear a xpan- Gversold: condition.” Finance, markets se Catt? 1s eral tone of the market has de-. session of the annual meeting Philipsburg, Pa. x slee : in Mr. Sevigny’s quest for himged July 5. 5 weapons, é sionist..and.. militarist _ambi- The cutting.of production_at eee ee —teriorated~ people—shouldnt—get-——of-the Red Cross Contre Conn Tuesday's wintry weather 1168 F anionship and solace. The jury.of 11. men. and one.'The Soviet--Union ‘refusesto tions.” General Motors plants ‘in. the Summerst . Gis ok. fie impression: that. there are * cil in Toronto. Mr. Broadbent the eastern half of. the U adra: “made it clear that her, woman made -no_ recommenda- accept U'S.: proposals for a non- The third Chinese explasios: US. caused a sharp: decline last Kings; saeens,:- CHY no good buys around. There's is the first resident of the west came hard onthe heels: of -re- : with Mr. Sevigny Were tidh ‘for mercy after consider- proliferation treaty, claiming makes it even more urgent te ” Wednesday: and that move. has Prince County alt sort of good-looking © stocks eoast fo head the organization rent «late freeves in a cold Re ‘yn ‘affair’ but that she ing this aspect for 39 minutes these. would leave the. door, open prevent_thé spread sof pucleae m= ito be bought right now.’’ \ spring for NATO to make such weap~ weapons, he said.

By THE CANADIAN PRESS