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VOL. LXXIX NO. 258 « > STRONG IN DUAL PURPOSE SHORTHORNS

Island Cattlemen Make ; ~ Best Showing Of Week |

By NEIL MATHESON. HALIFAX — Prince Edward Island. cattlemen made their

showing of the week | in

_strongest at-the Atlantic Winter Fair in the dual p urpose — Shorthorn . Class. They took the grand fe- male championship and the pre- mier exhibitors award*and the reserve, and they also took the grand reserve male title. Waldron MacPhee and Son (Byron), Elmwood, took the _ grand female championship with their mature cow, Dynoro Lou- ise, and this makes the sixth straight time she has been grand ehampion at shows where competed._She’s never been

IF Its: Goed For The The Guardian Is Fi

'—s. *

first major regional show where |

she was tested, though she did

ee August.

Waldron closed Dynoro Lou- ise at a sale last year in On tario__His selection proved. good. | enough for he, and Lena,-his’ pretty wife, and: their son By- ron, to share a real sense of ac- complishment. The cow is also a good. producer which really. pays_off._Her last record is_10,- 540 pounds milk for a breed class average of 146.

Keith Barrett, Belmont; Lot 16, took the reserve grand. fe- male rosette. The Barrett stuff were strong contenders all =

far.-But this is the

Herbert took the

Sterling Wood and Soa,

~ Military: Man-In- Space. Program a

(AP)

‘ssa KENNEDY, A. hefty Titan“ it de flaw-

space_ acrohbatie | act Thursday, hurling an un- manned Gemini spaceship 5.

Mat-in-space ‘program-—then_or- bited four satellites, including one packing decoys.

An antenna problem with. one of the satellites appeared to be

te mands from the ground can not unlock a stuck antenna during the next few days. -

The triple-barrelled air forte booster blasted off at 8:51 a.m. and first’ drilled a Gemini spacecraft’ with a door in its

the defence

‘The first_MOL_ launching with men aboard is expected in 1969. Piirpose of MOL missions would

be to determine how man son_purterte alley je,

in space—such as reconnais- sance, inspection or pérhaps de- | struction of-enemy_sateliites ~~]

=)

achuted- with bullseye eee into the south Atlantic Oc Ocean, landing. within sight of recov- ery craft to cap a test needed to whether its modified heat shield

2 fiery Bal

try femperatures._ ee ti

~ Bonaventure ‘nmards

By DAVE McINTOSH _

- OTTAWA (CP)—The innards of the Bonaventure, Canada’s gole_ aircraft carrier, were de- ecribed by shipbuilding sources Thursday as a “pile of junk.”

They said the — British-built

* earrier willbe in drydock about 17*-instead of the planned 12 months for repairs and that the 20,000-ton ship might have been gent to the scrapyard if a refit contract -had- not already been let to Davie Shipbuilding Co. of Levis, Que.

“Meanwhile, navat sourees - gaid--the -new

be tied up for about seven weeks for extensive repairs to her generator.

Re-captured Bank

MONTREAL (CP) — Andre : Dacust. an escaped bank robber

be

way out of previous ‘altempts-to recapture him, was ‘in critical condition in hospital Th after his midnight arrest by a gang of policemen With orders te capture or kill.

A spokesman at St. Luc’ Hos- pital said Daoust, a 24-year-old who had sworn he would never be taken alive, was suffering from’ the effects of tear gas and that traces of barbiturates were found in the pumped-out contents of his stomach.

He remained “unconscious” and there was no prospect of an

early exchange of a hospital

~ bed for a jail cell. the spokes- man said.

pore had expressed the }—

theory Daoust, Quebec’s most- wanted criminal, might have ‘taken a poison in’ the few ne utes between the. tite Ane. agreed to surrender’ andthe time he walked out of a west- end_motel_room, hands_clasped over his head. “After ~ provincial eeived_an. anonymous tip Daoust was hiding out at. the hotel, 14 plainclothesmen surrounded the area and other m otel occupants were told by telephone to lie on

“police re-|

the floor of *their rooms.

Then four tear gas. bombs were fired into Daoust's quar- ters. A fifth bounced off the door.

FOUGHT GAS FUMES -

° “But Daoust is tough,” QPP Staff “Sgt. Bernard Deshoyers said. “He didn’t come out, We

'aY | phoned -the motel manager’s of-

jhis—gun out

The Royal Navy has sent the submarine Osiris to Halifax as

a temporary replacement so

department's Manned = Orbiting Laboratory :

could survive blistering re-en- |

—s "Cove Department,

listic course through earth's at- ,~ mmosphere. It was the eee elas |

[enitins | ees

that—the—Adantic Fleet's anti} eyes

submarine exercises will not be disrupted.

Sources said there has also| been a battle in the defence de- partment over whether the planned’ program for four new cone tee eae The decision has appa ‘heen to go ahead with the pro- gram although contracts have not yet been let. WILL COST: $11,000,000 ee ee

“for the athe

=

ay repa venture will cost

than

$11,000,000 instead -linal estimate of $8.

=

later found out that Daoust had | 000 filled” the bathtub- and_ crouched. iit it with a Wet towel over tis" head to ward off the fumes.”

A half hour later, the fugitive

fice and after a discussion with police—whicle included a threat to kill himself—Daoust said: “Okay, Okay. I'm going to give up.”

Five minutes later be—threw) -window and emerged. soon. collapsed ‘and was n to hospital.

“At the time of his escape last June, Daoust was __ serving

of a. suburban ye Bnei Maange or “He “was “recaptured by “the RCMP in Bathorst, NB. a month. after the escape, bat he got out of Gloucester County jail by slugging a jailer with @ Pate His initial estape was made June 16 from St. Lue Hospital, where he ‘had been bee tranaiered under guard from: St\ Vincent de Paul penitentiary for ’ treatment of an injured hand. ee at the same hospital respiration

gave cao artificial upon er sisal or — in an

a four-year sentence for the $11,-!t

RCMP Raid Is Re

an attempt i ae

eported On

lo keep h

TORONTO (CP) — The Star says an- RCMP raid on a fed- ‘eral map-making plant at Ot-, fawa_has resulted in “growing concern that secret hydro graphic" ¢ tra.rts~ of ; military value have fallen of Russian agents.”

the RCMP’s security and intel- ligence branch raided the plant’ and offices of the energy, mines and resources department’ last

week. It says sealed~ off offices, cscimnected ‘ep

Ottawa Map-Making Plant |

into/the hahds | The paper says officers from-| by

ada’s eastern sea frontier

“But it adds the

found “a stdeeetlen that a ‘tight-knit group within the civit service has been siphoning

vers Prince Edward lead ‘ke “The Dew ou

CHARLOTTETOWN, ‘CANADA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1966.

WEATHER

Rain, ‘showers by e east 30,

gusts to 50, then southwest 20.

; winds south- >

“Ie

High-low 50 and 47. Saturday: dloudy. * =

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Robber = Bed In Place Of t Cell

ee ee ner. Se° Ge

Pepet satet ta perenr directing the action. His Ho-- and™ Scout Dom Carmichael. F. Pus Smith

ident Johnson announced

Thursday. he will undergo sur-

gery. in 15 to 18 days to repair

a defect at the site of the in-

cision made for his gall biad- . n ‘4 year ago.

‘time, Johnson

_will__remove 2

he threat

announcement,

of the cam-

's U.S. gen-

his doc-

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Pres. ihe president's general. healt continues to be excellent.”

But the doctors said that ‘the abdominal difficulty had- caused Janie pie Seite Ses journey to the Far’ East, that -his~ exertions apparently had caused-—the -defect-to -

gall bladder operation Oct. 8, 1965, at Bethesda Naval Hospital... ~

ssi ing: Costs~

Prince Edward Island Day ~ ir T

may |. have been transmitted to Soviet

off saleable maps for illicit dis- ,

commerce and. in-

minister, George Colley,

41 - year - old lawyer - account-

entered in . this 's_Aflan- him with this calf, one-of sev- | Cant next Wednesday, when Le-

tic Winter Fair Halifax. eral born in the exhibition cat--| mass will retired because of il- One of Dan's cows presented tie barn ‘during the show. health” 3

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- 3 ported is Bo Michigan’s storm, -which| By e Blamed By Baaniae Firm 22h See y. g fall to Als-liw Onterlo, a ae aes DNoee~-| Sy JAMES NELSON. committee investigating com Cua Guiel a ion pal} Te tan chine w Sia a eeeration oe whether nencter | OETAWA (CP) — The high; sumer prices Thuraday, —-—|margins, which the company |deaths in a six - state area, | Regd Point ; maps had been supplied te a |cost. of labor and of processing} The company, ¢amners of | Said were uncatisfactory: ~ spotty % sale teeitie on: tes. oe foreign-power._____ | gndopackaging- materials; along} Aylmer,“ Del Moule, and some} Lawrence-H. Jolinston, prest- oe ‘wet _strects and | peg Maurice Allard (Ind—Sher- |with general inflationary | her brands. sald the fact that ae Gaoe oa. Sat re dit ted Farmers Win naan. staned ber wah te at | ‘Tends, have pushed up the > o99.000 on sales of | he be not forced to divulge cur-| Wer® late for work and business Semi-Fi | least 40 per cent. ae 6. ayet See ee thas Ames Seine ion 8 Seat Sones Nok te soene arene. na ; ae tributed price increases. latest he gave the commit | S®°pPers couldn stores .», The index of industrial pro- Tid tld the Senate se | ete tee years age, Canadian |tee were for the company's fis |PCCause of. snowdrifts as high| HALIFAX — Red Point Farm duction rose 3% points in eal year ending last Feb. 28. as. four feet. tp) Thachiny an August, reversing the down- Net ngs have Thursday Mart- ward. trend of the previous 1 HTBLO and $0.156,000 [TORONTO (CP) — ley aie ight tug-o- wae three months, it was an

Artur Stewart; Richard —

Civic Workers. Wal Out In Toronto -