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VOL. LXXIX NO. 136 Auaatant at Lanes CUM Mall vs a Pst ithe Reems ‘CHARLOTTETOWN, | CANADA, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1966.- ee He etmae SEVEN-GENTS . | 18 PAGES

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Plans For. Resignation

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Announced By Lesage

* $50, 000 Award Offered A550 utstanding Canadian

OTTAWA (CP) —-An annual ‘for’ the first one. will be Feb. ner-up could always be~ chosen award of $50,000 to @ Canadian 28, 1967, with hopes the com- by the -cominittee the following of outstanding achievement was mittee can make a selection ‘by year

_ Takeover Date Not Decided |

QUEBEC (CP) Teas Tesage There would be no “svctemate announced Thursday ,he will obstruction” (and the — Liberals resign as premier of Quebec would‘give the government ‘all

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announced Thursday. as the cen- next June.’ Committee -chairman {s ‘Dr. and said he will meet with Dan- possible chances” to put tennial project of the Royal. Mr. McLaughlin stressed 4. W. Trueman, Guelph, Ont., iei Johnson at the beginning of through the program it. prom Bar™ -of--Canada. that in_a_ close, .contest,“theoruh=:daan.ot University’ College; Unt- Pnext week to fix a date for the. ised in the election, campaign.

President W. Farle McLaugh- sage : —— versity of Western Ontario.. Union Natiénale to take over Mr. Lesage said in reply to a

the government. reporter’s._question—_that—he—in- -~ Mr. Lesage, | whose Liberal, formed the lieutenant-governor party’ was defeated in the ,pro- earlier in the day of his inten vincial election Sufday, said at tion to resign.

lin_told_a press conference the on? : = “The other members are J.-V. " Royal Bank: centennial award British, Urged "Clyne, Vancouver, boatd chair- has been set up in ‘‘perpetuity, man and chief executive officer

or for as long as the Bank Act To Cut Spending of MeMillan Bloedél Ltd.; G.

4 ’ F lasts.” Maxwell. Bell, chairman of FP a press conference it seems “I informed the lieutenant : ow ' ¥ ; Mr. MacLaughlin announced LONDON (AP)—-The Bank of Publications Ltd. and publisher “essential” fhat . administration governor - of my intention. to $ : the names of a six-man selec- England appealed to the gov. of The Albertan, Calgary # Dr. of the -government. be taken ‘submit. my resignation. at a WCMAN AMBASSADOR ARRIVES AT OTTAWA tion committee and said it 18 ornment and people of Britain 9. M. Solandt, chanceljor of the over by the party with the most 4 te which will be determined cae hoped the first award ean Be igday to ctirb their spending. in University of Toronto and vice- ACTOR INJURED feats during “my meeting with Mr - Dora Alencar de Vasconcel- tion in Ottgwa Thursday as this couhtry: Greeting her are announced next June. the interests of national eco- President of de Havilland Air- said he Selaibeina Mr. Johnson next week.” :

; : : : = : : ‘ iticiansin of- : : raft of Caneda—Ltd-- Dr. Roger ; los (RIGHT), newly, appointed « she arrived to take up her new. Christopher Eberts, chief’ of Bankers and_ politicians nomic survival. SNES renee ae attes ee one Sohne to propose the meetin Mr. Lesage, who has. alleged Brazilian ambassador to Can- _ post: Mrs. Vasconcellos is the “protocol, and Mrs, Eberts. fice aren t eligible A any other | The appeal in the bank's quar. “audry, rector of the Univer- Edward G. ee chee have Wesk to dienes the roe sine his party's ania ri _aday is greeted at railway sta-" first woman ambassador to ‘ (CP Wirephoto) Canadian in any field Is. terly bulletin appeared amid a ‘it’ of Montreal; and Chief Jus-' seriously injured Wednesday oo a ils of the change- there were infri ts of the

editing! TRO Criterion will. be. whether Salam sles range tice J. L. Ilsley of Nova Scotia, in Beverly Hills, Calif. when ' aus change- were infringements 0 “the achievement contrib- 7 qt _criticism...0l the rer tedéFal Tinahte minis his -car~jumped--a——curb—and:—over. new .Quebec Electoral Act, said

utes ‘to the common good. and eoverament and the British way jo... struck a tree. The 72-year-old This procedure had ‘been ap- he had not lost sight of the pos-

\welfare of Canada or the world ——$—$__—_—--—_—_—————. actor was placed in the inten- proved by ‘the cabinet and the sible consequences of these in- mciey. The call for economy . bol- ‘ | sive care unit of Mount Sinai Liberal caucus, fringements. ; | nyone living in Canada, or \stered appeals to the govern- Parliament Hospital. Sunday's election left the Lib- The Liberal caucus which any. team, may be nominated ment from both. right and left (AP Wirephoto) erais, who had ruled the prov- earlier Thursday ‘had approved : ince since 1960, with 51 seats: his intention to resign ‘‘changed The Union Nationale won ‘55 itself into a committee which is

Statement. and one _of two independents right ‘Tow studving these. irreg-

‘elected’ said he will back the ularities.

by two persons other than wingers of: the - ruling Labores

~ |themselves for. the Royal Bank party to. cut Britain's far-away A. Gi ‘et Citizenship isn't a mec- defence commitmenis ” At ance ; —- lessary qualification —hut -doemt- cae nnn = ~ ate le ce By THE ‘CANADIAN. PRESS ‘he

Union Nationale. “They: are being discussed

S000) prize, «with, 20 Admi ed Mr. I id the Liberals’ by my coll s, which {s

PANAMA CITY, Fla ceive the hammer blows of Al- Gulf of Mexico in the backwash tinge attached, was hailed -as | THURSDAY. June 9, 1966 | itt dy sane will ar ome way T in sees make this Hurricane * ‘Alma a po ma's %-mile-an-hour winds and of the hurricane. one of the . largest centennial | New Democrats annaunced ferred to the role. of opposition. announcement. :

the Florida pan-handle Thurs- driving rains. Apalachicola lies seven feet awards yet announced by a cor- | they will present a bill in the At Tria ce ee

above sea level and tides run- Poration. - | comamions seeking govern-

air seven dL feet above Wir : ; ment support to legislate an _ (cp) — Wi Wi I T Ik T d 1 were forecast by the US. sme award ik mae i Toll ft: |e to the Quebec ports dis- SAINT JOHN. N.B. (CP - inters 1 a ra e

day with 100-mile-an-hour winds A mass evacuation led by and flooding tides at the ap-. Walter Murphy, a civil defence parent end of a long trail of de- director, apparently - succeeded

If no award is made in any | pute. istatement madé by Abel Joseph

struction. —_ peeeeerreemrerte ATE Os rom__whathor—sbureau—faliewing —Al onervear, —=twoscanbp mate the - part 1 Ae T c D. ia +tormier, charged with” “Capital eee Saving one of her ‘strongest the danger zone, _.. Ma's passage. next. An award has to be made arty Leader: ouglas murder in the death of Unity At Both Lon on An |Moscow * blows for last,.the killer sform But some, Murphy -.said every | three .years. ; { said the bill| would impose jrene Gibbons~ 28, on the day of sent hurricane - force winds ‘were sort of stubborn about AT LEAST FOUR KILLED Cut-off. date for sominations wage increases for longshore- the woman’s death was admit- | ; ; ‘ within 20 miles of the state cap- leaving’’ their homes’ and: he _ Florida’s death toll rose to at. Be TOPEKA (AP)—A. devastat-. Men but sideline for the mo iteq as ¢: idence im court here By JAMES NELSON sians can be reassured of Can- ital at Tallahassee. predicted that ‘‘they’re going to least four Thursday. ee ing tornado ripped a 15-mile ment proposals to reduce Thursday. ~ OTTAWA (CP) on ae ada’s commercial goodwill. Low-lying Florida communt- get. washed out” by towering ne poo ai a seabird SPELLING BEE : path through this’ Kansas: capl- work gangs—a key issue in j The ‘woman's body -was found Te ae ere Reus IS FIRST TRIP TO RUSSIA ties along the Gulf of Mexico tides expected to .oll in off the fe ee tai checks ‘tal Wednesday night leaving at the dispute. tully clothed in the bathtuh of (4.0 Ganadian and Common-. Mr: Winters said in an inter ‘ , —_-— So no ' 4 ; * ; x : ae pisieer chp pire _ *.? of debris from Key West: to WON BY BOY = least 15 dead and an estimated ; Site Minister Pearson her: apartment March 10. ~ “wealth trade and to try to lay view it will ot _ first visit ‘Thousand e ted to higher Maritime Board Tampa Bay., But tides crashing $100,000,000 in property damage. tic the Commons ee In the statement, Cormier said g- broader base for commercial '0 Russia an ah eal a - anisn sin - ; A d ashore in the «storm's wake WASHINGTON , (AP)—-Rob- \ The U.S. National Guards and oar ae ree _ save he placed the cee : relations with: Russia.* peace 9 8 ee pene oe : os " ie : : ‘ ill is: hope it ean se {the mother of four in the ba : u Sai ee WV were not as dangerously high as ert A. Wake, 13, from other relief workers continued 7 ” The detailed agenda. for his eit eral Fs three’ cousirice downy o y i y predicted—running three to five Houston, Tex., won the 39th an intensive search after Mayor °° eee Nene tub after she passed out when ‘airs is secret, but it appeared a eee * eons ais . s s 2Y (OP) — The 70th an-

; . annual n tional spelling bee Chatles W.. Wright Jr- — ex- Labor Minister Nicholson he grabbed her by the throat. thal would revalve around ieee: -~ vast crop damage in food- nual meeting. of the Maritime rites ante party Te- PThursday, outelassing 70 presse féar more still might told the House ‘Senator Nor- He said he filled the tub with eral main subjects: —Fationed_—Cuba,—made—probably—proyinces-Board-of-frade—opens— Rored 10 yersces were killed -other--young—-chamips from _—pe—huriedin-—the debris ot man—A,—MaceKenzie,—72-

Canadian trade—if they can be pointed out to’ _Canadian busi-.

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:—left_the_apartmen' ne eos Tater surrendered to police. —Whether and to what extent nessmen and if the. latter can

its last landfall’ as it moved jore Sunday around the United States. ked t d -been appointed mediator in ; : x y- and 78 injured when Alma _ hit : , Wree eluend ments an e Commonwealth preferences in he e encouraged to try them. ae ree oe ee < John Murphy of Truro; pre- the island Wednesday with 117- The runner-up was Beth homes. the scheduled June. 17 strike c I must id ta the salen tariff treatment, the mainstay - ee pal cn | sident af the board will: give his mile-an-hour peak winds and Sherrill, 14, from Lucy, Tenn. More than 450 persons were % St: Lawrence Seaway |Cocmiet salt is of Commonwealth trading rela- oe te Of he, Danan | rotial report shortly after bus- blinding rain In a tense wind-up, Beth injured and 2,000 left homeless. Workers for higher wages. tions. since the 1930s, should be W: S. Beman | : , iness sessions open at = 16 ae Last Sunday, ever before sticcumbed to an Indian~chiefAt least-70 remained in-hospital. --Mr.—Pearson——said-a- draft. Qu b Ve t ‘revised. ee ot} ie sede eenet _ ak Monday. Alma grew into a_ tropical -—-a sachem. She spelled it Mayor Wright ‘made the $100,- white agg hoi (de coabinet.| uve ec oO e —The attitude nee aaatiaal of e n aine eee Saee ee Cece od Bs * licy is. before the ‘cabine' Com Ith countries gener- storm, floodwaters built -up by “‘satchem 000,000 ‘estimate. This isi more ?° monwealth g Di | M ; Florida, the hurricane still a 30-inch deluge had killed 30 Bob spelled it correctly and’ than five times the amount of for study. -B Parties i ally in the current Kennedy $ - een “ ean th pone Joey Hea Ss persons’ in’ Honduras. : then , rattled off —“‘ratoon,"" the loss in a 1951. flood which The Royal Bank of Canada y . ‘ound’ of international ‘tariff ne-~ Gira npr ann Me. (AP) — Pete teres ih sista The Communist party said a which"is the sprout from the inundated large portion ofthe announced. wil ‘make an sy ota eas ee Cte wacdnWinteld 8 Berman, 6h tetrad Eee ak 106 dias an Hote We For Euro e greater Toss of hife in Cuba — crown of a perennial plant. city and paralysed it for days. annual award of: $50,000: to a aii Oe tas otis 08 Be siagihaiehin in the European State editor of the Springfield corded at Crawfordville, -just ; piseni ee ie aa | ‘cial weed, Nien’ waste = The tornado “Srst hk in’ the eae acta a cent) compared with vote by Common Market. and what. this (Mass.) Union, died in a nurs- south of Tallahassee, were the ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) | — © ae oi the south coast of nies _one. #,. a eee ee Clty “j967 centennial_year 44° parties in the last_election ‘per- might mean to Canada. Ling home. Wednesday. se highest yet..clocked in Florida. Premier. Smallwood Teaves for 2°r-Zones_on . t ; and’ cut “diagonally across, tr the” eee ee ; tages bracketed): —Remaining thorns in Anglo Hé Yoined” the newspaper tn Forecasters said Alma,::born Europe today on the start of a Havana province., The bee is sponsored by 15 municipal airport at the north- The Commons , contutied | 1966 1962 Canadian trade which the Brit- 1928, retiring in 1960. : tn the Caribbean last Monday, 15.000-mile trip. Ts Reeeray oie i eoipees: east edge. In its path were lux- study of proposed. income tax ‘Ljp . 1,995,212 (47) 1,205,253 (56) ish say. have not all been His wife, the former ean would probably die as she, Mr: Smallwéod will return Seawa Dis ute pers_and 55, other tudes. $1,000 ury apartments, fine homes, changes. \UN 943,778 (41) 900,817 (42) blunted. on -the Canadian side. S._ Stewart of Charlottetown, thrashes across the Florida here next week in time for a Y P aa atthe tr Nee "York Sec. Washburn University, the down- IRN 73,015 (3) -, — ,| How serious is Russia's re- P.E.I., yas editor of the Un- ’ Panhandle and into Alabama, Public meeting Wednesday at Medi to Named i . ara ae ork. "ee ‘town business district, the state’ FRIDAY. June 10 ;RIN = -128,275 (6) = ‘cent diplomatic prickliness to- ion’s social. and. women’s pages After raking the’ Jength of nearby Bell Island He leaves aror | ee a ae capitol and the industrial area, ls Commons meets at 11 Others 72,284 (3) 30.711 (1) wards Canada and how the Rus- for 35 years, — > Flotida’s Gulf. Coast: er a Thirsday for New York and Ca- The new champ proved to including the Santa Fe Hospital - -to continue. study of the Tot 2.312.564 2,136, 78 Saeed : een gteatest damage in the St. Pe- fornia. OTTAWA (CP).-Senator Nor-| be a-wag. In an earlier round and the plant of the Topeka aie centre bill. The Senate (Copyright, 1966, by The Cana- , i ee

. ; The premier declined to dis- man A. MacKenzie, 72, has been he was asked to spell ‘‘mes- | \ une 18.

tersburg metropolitan area, ciss the nature of his planned appointed by the government..as.. merism.”’ a. form re: hypno- pate — “State Journal. | fence mur net 2 ee dian. Frese)

Alma had threatened, to, move talks in..Europe..and_.the..United..mediator-~in--the-St.--Lawrence.tism.—Seratehing- -his--head,~-he

injand near Tallahassee, the States but they are heligved to Seaway wage ‘dispute, it was asked the judges: ‘Can. 1 ee SPARKS SPIRITED DEBATE.

state capital. * concern possible new. industry announced. Thursday. have, its chemical composition

TURNED WEST for Bell Island. : Senator MacKenzie, former please?’’ Everybody laughed. But’ a’ sudden westward turn The Island will lose its only president of the University of Then Bob dashed off the

took Tallahassee out of range major industry June 30 when British Columbia, was appointed spelling, showing he had been

and residents. of the Panhandle Dominion Steel and -Coal Corp. to: -the Senate this year by fooling: io 3 May ors. U rs e a ans je found themselves in line to -Te-—closes its iron-ore- mine. ae ;Prime—Minister—Pearson-— He 0

VANCOUVER (CP) Cana progressive enough to cipiiee | Mavor . (Lo Henderson of dian municipal leaders. Thurs- the members of Parliament in Portage i Prairie, a United day urged the federal gavern- Ottawa seeking the amend- Church minister, appealed for ment to amend the Criminal ment,’” he said. more deliberation on the pro- Code .section covering birth con- Ald. Horace Brown, ‘chairman posal. : a trol to permit municipal- agen- of the Toronto board of health, ‘There are some religious, dé- cies’ to give birth control infor- .said: ' nominations that do not wish to mation. ‘In Toronto for the past two take this action—we should re- ¢ Affer a spirited debate at the vears we id v eet spect this.” annual conference of the Cana- broken the law. an efie e dian Federation ‘of Mgcre, and’ federal: kovernment by having SAYS LAW FUTILE Municipalities, delegates ap- our public health nurses. tell Mayor Dr. Ss. Boyle of Taber; proved by majority vote a re- ‘people where birth eontrol infor- Alta:, said: “When we have a quest-for the amendmentwiich mation is available.” law which’ is unenforcible we would simply require déletion of Birth. control was part, of try to get rid of it. : the words “‘preventing concep- modern. living. ; : The resolutions com § tion or’? from chapter 51, sec- ‘The Criminal Code tells us mittee had also recommended / tioh 150 2\C). we can't do it, but half the peo-’ that no action be taken on the Delesates also resolved to ask ple of Canada do it y ‘Edmonton proposal to seek: com- the federal—covernment—for~teg--7 Att Dr Me Weinlos—of--Fid--pensation—for—vietims—of—crim-

slation allowing , payment of monton said . only. other .coun- inal acts, 7 : rovernment. funds to “the ‘phy s-tries should--be—-concerned with — Mayor, J. Wheellon of Wind- cally-injured victim of a crim-*pirth control. _ Sor objected that the Edmonton nal act, of one who was injured "slim not_ wor bout the proposal was too. bread a

WHITE “ASSISTINE “police.” “population explo i Canada Would enable banks and- af The funds should’ be available — if enyeing we're under-por such ‘institutions to qualify for also to families of such persons, ylated.’ : t paid. Ald. J. R.. Brault of Dor-+ or: persons | sufferifig <financial ‘ val, Que.; said individuals need- i hardship as a result: of a crim- ing. assistance would eventually = ssis C ' nal act. ' INS DE TODAY be able to ‘get ‘aid under the Both—-resolutions~ “fan into , 3 Canada Pension Plan heavy criticism before approval. | Classified .......: 16, 17. £8 Ald. D. Swailegy of Winnipeg The , federation’s resolutions Deaths ebeoase 3. jsupported Edméntin ; 3 gee ‘ : 4 s committee had recommended. Comics .c..eaeeeceeeees 15 “This gives the tederal soy- ; a 4 oe that no action be taken on the} Sport \....0ccccciscces e.. 8 ernment authority to compen: |. ° wee request for’ Criminal? Cod@|. Women’s. .........0: eed 9%. Sale the victims—the govern- END OF AN ERA. Gs “PHYSIOTHERAPISTS FORM ASSOCIATION Amendment. It said birth com Finance, markeis sc... @q Ment can then determine if 8 " 3 ire vas personal matter... in Se ak ivictim deserves comp Oy 4 . $4. tt i 1M | ‘ i . which governments should not ae oe nneWenn ey 'Ald. Swailes. said | The emotion of the occasion — ture for years after the Satut ‘The executive of the Prince Lloyd MacLeod, — se refaty. elocted. ati ai: organizational Jast night. The P.F I Branch he involved SUM MersIge Sta ' 3 The -committee’s recommen: was too much. for .luliette as day night hockey game on Pdward Island Branch of the treasurer, Janet Roxers, pre- meeting of the PE, Branch i the 24th. branch om the Ald. L. Stinson -of Winnipeg: Re ik Roe eer’ i dation was: rejected and dele she taped her last regular. ‘television, *Juliette's’ show i Canadian ihadinthesais As- siflent» and Mrs. loost- Regt “FAcant!s ae ian qurak: meet. CPA. #nd now all provinces disagreed Prince County wie tes cries approved the Edmonton television network show in Tor- being dropped by the CBC sociation, from the left, Mrs. ‘geveen, vice-president, were ing of the branch. was heid Canada have branches. ‘~' This . federation should - be irequest ‘-* | onto this week. A regular fix- next season, (CP Wirephoto) ; a : é j \ \