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DUEET ATT:

“STIMULATES INTEREST

Dr. Jean Sutherland<Boggs, ers-in Ottawa yesterday, short- versy over an exhibition helps 43, the. National Gallery's first ly after the announcement of to stimulate public interest in woman director, tells report- her appointment, that contro- art. a

D TF St t | p : e The eat 4s that. the pressure | lof government business is here |

we ing ar S n rovince ito stay and will inevitably con- | tinue to consume the gregter |

Increase Over Previous Year part of any Parliament's. time. {

The second is that a com- |

Acco to a mt-survey and 406 dwellings under con- pletely unrestricted. and unlim- on: construction of lings in| struction. ited right of discussion could in the Atlantic region, Prince Ed-|. Considering the Atlantic reg. |itself be used as a weapon of | ward Island had 69 dwellings] ion’as a whole, there were’ 576 |tyranny.

2 started, completed and 89/ dwellings started, 1,535 complet-| Obviously, said Mr. Mac- | : under construction from Jan--| ed and-2;458 dwellings under con- ;naughton, this problem can -only uary until March of this year. | struction from. January until be met by: accepting the neces- |

During the Same period last | March, 1966. During _sat i imiting, within Teason- “year, the province had 11 starts, | period last year There’ were Sel Table ‘bounds, the traditional Par-” 17 completions and 80 dwellings | starts, 1,181-completions and |liarfientary right of: unfettered under construction. | 3,040 dwellings under «onstruct- | | debate. j

Out of this number Charlotte- | ion. . « . Allocation of time, he said, town had 45 dwellings started, Etacecersecee eS APRIRE: 0 become a basic feature | 33 completed and 64 under con-{ a \of of - procedure. = =a] struction this year while oa F merside--had—23—starts;_10 com. | ormer saa eR pletions and 25 dwellings under |

“young men, » g

facturers fo “H. & C’s own rigid standards.

\Sprins and sunimer tones of grey, olive, navy, ack, brown and light grey. All popular sizes.

FEATURE GROUP OF SUITS construction from January 1966 | ‘Speaker _

oe i until the following March. | Island Native | Reg. $69 and $79 Some Higher Tewrotaors, serine te| wovraca, ice) — sim Di@s In N.B. 9 other Stock Reduced by 15-25% |

same. period last year, had |Macnaughton, former Speaker three starts on dwellings, 18) of the Commons, said here| ‘Word has been received of the | completed and 66 ‘under con- |that the answer to the question \death in Fredericton, N.B. on |

AQUASCUTUM -

«. ‘struction, In’ Summersid “What is wrong with Ottawa?” |May 4 of Mrs. M.W. Chepesuik, Sport and Dres: . ws year, there were eight Sets: jis that the machine has. become the former Florence Simpson of | LON AND . MEN s ’ four completions and. 14 dwel- | cloggéd and stagnation has set Bay View Mills, P.E.I. ONDON. FOG : lings under construction. in. Surviving besides her husband MEN'S nport a <9

The province of Nova Scotia Mr. Macnaughton spoke at the are three daughters: Carol, Mrs

had 281 dwellings started, 796 |annual dinner of the McGill As- | David Bryson of Halifax, N.S.. completed and 1,327 dwellings | /sociates at McGill University. | Barbara, Ms. Robert Hopkins. a5 under—construction—within-—the-|_“‘Stagnation—_is one ofthe Powell River, B.C.; Marjorie, |

@ Sport shirts, dress. shirts, short aud long sleeves Terylenes and cottons

@ Breezy. spring and summer coat. @- Tailored in plains, neat

@ Perma crease worsteds @ Terylenes—and_.wools = @_ Regular and slim _styles-in a -

TOPCOATS

three-month period from: Jan- things that can—destroy parlia- | Mrs. Roger Mcqueen, Calgary. Our Best All-Weather Coats New Madras checks checks and fancy weaves id ] & uary until March this year. | |ments and we are only at the Alberta; one brother, W.A @_Shower-proofed fabric __ included _£ @ Hundreds of sizes and styles i @ Sizes ste 4 > For the same three months, |beginning of the task -of mod-/|Simpson at Bay View Mills: | @: In the ever popular beige dark, @, Regular to 7.95 to choose from New Brunswick had 69 starts. ernizing the machine so that it ‘wo sisters, Mrs. W.A. Stewart, | tan 100’s to choose from @ Sizes 36 to 50 “Reg. to 22.95 576 completions and 636 dwel- | will not_jam. Charlottetown “and Mrs. D.J. e Be ently. ~~ linked quantity A STEAL AT Rae _Reg. to 49.00 —tlings- -under-constructi a aa “We rave- —made—some prog=} Gordon, Oakland _California__ ia Re to 55. a Sano heart ie aia ee whitest fi RO REIS The province of Newfoundland ress—there are useful new rules °"° wee Vecnemeenes by four eg. to! had 159 starts, 120 conipletions, lin the House of: Commons—but eee a a ae: “today, there is little hope that 4,, Gavendlils -sexactays "Friday. U.: c B b fearon ge will be wea 1 May-6-—~ y z @. icomplis e accumulated work | ompers lfacing it before it becomes nec YOUNG CROWD COLLEGES 3 for. 10.00 ; other aan less 20% __lessary_to end this session and| Enrolment at Canadian uni- i 7 a Hit Border |commence another one." ° Versities is expected to double | s s | Mr. . Macnaughton _ said _two |fro m158,240 in 1964 to 317,000 Entire Stock! MacGregor Tan and Green Drill Stanfields

SAIGON (AP) — US. ~ se. basic facts must be recognized. |in 1969. beeper pep ngs naae sr see veromnmeeremmmacamemmien mese end of the Ho Chi Minh | i

trail near the Cambodian border Wednesday for the seventh time Get the Best ee

in eight days. a ow

With winds of the approach- | :

ing monsoon season already

sweeping North Viet _Nam, the

objective apparently was to @ Low Down Payment

disrupt. plans:of South Viet | oO Easy Terms

Nam's Viet Cong guerrillas and :

thei North- Vietnamese~-support: ‘

ers for a rainy-season offensive | THE BIKE SHOP The rainy season is the best ‘ and SPORT LODGE

RITCHIE — J Lyons of London WORK | shorts & Tops

DACKS ‘50%, PANTS | bet 95°

Happy Foot @ Ideal for the ‘gardener and Stanfield’s First Quality

SHOES Jmeims greet T-Shirts , z 3 time for enemy operations, be- GT. GEORGE ST.

: 52 All Firs Priced 12.95 to 29.50 79¢ Buy lots. at 4: meee 2g i G) cause U.S. air power is ham- | DIAL 46741 j ' ‘ Peet ll aa Pered by the cloud cover (rom Seta \ 5% ore Pf 2 pair 8.52 oe is

BOYS — ion .

| SAVE ase |g” _ 15% LTE: 5 ATT ET TELAT TT EE]

Guam. But the area, some 45 | to 70 miles northwest of Saigon, | ts a Viet Cong-controlled. zone long a main centre for infiltra-

‘ tion of men and material ‘from

“4... North Viet Nath via the trail named after North Viet Nam's Communist leader.

bart of the B.tar Nina | Famil tos at ‘LOW PRICES

With the monsoons due to hit | : Be eee ee SALAD DRESSING, 16 Z| 43c hting Jull in the jungles, NG, OR JOP cece ver estvce Ml eters ind inswivins 2 ok | RONELEOS COD: 5 43 Biggest § Denims, Koratrons, Chinos Viet Nam. a 1b: RRsat eae c @ _ a : ' — ; MADE SCATTERED CONTACT | ALLENS :ASS’T DRINKS, Orange, grape, 3 1 00 SPORT COATS S k BOYS @ Entire stock The U.S. Ist Infantry Divisign, | Pineapple. orange, 48 07. tins ...... ws toc off @weeping the ‘Cambodian border‘| ROSEDALE PEAS : SHIRT ¢ O area near where the B-52s have J] 15 oz. tins... 20.20... ececccsteceesees 2 for 29c eo. pe eeunat @ Sport and dress oe ; ney wae Se PERFECTION MILK 5 ial 79 TOP COATS of These Viet Cong. This has been the . ™ tins C. BOYS' @ Entire stock of Har- “ah , i * uy y Woods, Viyella 6 #

pattern in 10 days of operations, | WHITE SUGAR 10 83 ver ee

In the far north of South. Viet 0 83e ® DRESS PANTS. Items I SOCKS and Lyons’ 7 Nam, U.S. marines reported en- | SUNNYVALE PEACHES @ Reg. $1.00 ® ; : ae Gea ¥ small groups of | 98 o7: tin 7 43c :

Cher ee ieee eeteninenes: if ”

There was some hard, close | Kow Tike CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 2 45c on P.E.I. quarter “fighting by the US. ] 20 oz. tim.............. oes for : H ' $ 25th division. Tuesday only about / ‘ SPECIAL 20 miles portinvest of Saigon MEAT = Mostly Short Sleeves ‘Ss A squad of US. troops lying | Maple Leaf COTTAGE ROLLS in ambush was hit. bya com- Lb 69c pany of Viet Cong. American at ree Monsen eer ente | casualties were heavy The Jubilee, BEEF SAUSAGES 49 : Bi reported they — killed 12 I , = ranahs syetuuiae Cc

iet Cong SUNKIST ORANGES 138 “0

Bad weather °in North Viet) Doz. 49c OPEN A A

Nam limited U.S. Navy pilots

to eight missions They struck Sparkle Cello TOMATOES 25c¢ | ” CONVENIENT at_ barges and railway cars 12 OBR PM. i ene eect ee ncenenonserarties : CREDIT ACCOUNT

U.S. planes flew 301 sorties in South Viet Nam. Pilc‘s claimed thes destroyed or damaged | end ceteria ‘ mere than 1 buildings in the TODAY!

face of heavy ground fire near or Tho, 70 miles southeast .of }, 106 Highland “Ave. Dial 4-6128 Saigon. ‘