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W E A T H E R Cloudy with a few showers and warmer: iiylt winds beemning northwest 20. high 55 Ind 70.

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WIN MEDALS AT OTTAWA SHOOT

In Id Ruckpaul of RCAI‘ station Ccniralia, 0nt.. ill-It) nlnni-l‘ lit the Queen'a medal lnr RCAF competitors at the nnmtninn or Canada Rll'le As-

GRADE 10 RESULTS ANNOUNCED

miatinn championship! lit Cnnnauznt Ranges nelr (lt- tawa. Ialka with Silt. 'r. A. Richardson, Mnnlreal. winner

militia and Wirephotnl

the

Queen Charlotte Student

Is Top In Examinatio

drorihg lilo out of a pomttla attach-Moll c It?“

mark Moist Donald .lay, Queen Mgkuod- hr] in m l N acaaeanseoarsp. e

rhasiniic Huh School. had the "ham “mud. "m" than me

“"1" “SSW”. °i “We'll! home district or thr individual.

a: Muslim in

Church, sues-wood The Continental Casualty Com e 3._col.

RCMP

ns

lb

also wrote Grade lo provincial determines the county. . Iconnmied m nix

elamlnatrpng lug Jung . Dell Scholarships are usixnod‘

it"s , ’ It!) the 5 M C C C 5 {MI randidatel

arr-r :lll-aflnutuyerséfgflmyfyum Tanking third and ionrth in each IPC COHVO

department bi ' n. .n e_ rountirs. 1 Provincial sgliisinallillps upmi Assigned ncll schniarahtpa For Next

in the two highest snccosatul slit- “‘9'”:

dents In each couniy oi the pro. P ace County —Cnrmelll

Vince and aim in Charlottetown. IF!) Ql‘. Evangelina. 752: Do

Those awarded scholarships and In: Meek. Kensinzlon, 761.

tin-tr aggregates. were: Queens County A n Charlottetow Donald le.‘Beck. shcrwood.

I , Paul 'Vllcllllii m, balll ol JOINS, Snuthpnrt, 752. >

Quan Charlotte, Kinzs County — D one Mle- ‘Mlnlster Donal-I Prince Caunly— Edmond Gll-lLEMr Montague, 705: Ind Ida Monday.

lani~ nvangeliue, lilo; Gordnn'Cnllier. Montague. 775. He

Murray. Kensinzton. 7M. Studcnl: i? Ill; Cgfilofilflwfl “1. near _ public u: not w o o in cer-

Cnfirch“ 'loflltutcaie standing in their reaulsr ‘m-n v ar, Englewoon. no. ' Icnoaltnork were notrfdu lto :3” MW“ K s _ write a provincia exam n. .

‘ mi DEW DM-“HrEt atlons nnleaa interested in t H: mined in scholarships which were otter-

ed.

'i no n we Conservative Dianne shin convention

members

Former French Premier Sick

METZ. France (natural — Robert Schumau. 17 - year - old iormcr mach premiesz crit. tcaily ill at his home at cous- rlirs near here. membera oi hla household nld Monday,

A priest adodnistcred extrema nnciion early Monday.

Schunun. a pioneer i Euro- wan unity protects and especi- lily oi the European coal and mi pm W," km m. I InuiMllrI-Iy. Kensington. time as the Sebnman Plan, wu l premier [rum flaunter m. the higheat standing In Hillary" al to ,lnly, mg ml gar [m d". yrna clow. Month ue. illon which to Septemhe . m. i The Continental cannalty cmlma."

ILLINOIS COUPLE PEI’ED

szClAL RECOGNITION

Cllnrlotlelnwn School rrusieca' null-lull nuclear lPriu lor the candidate truth the)!" an was Charlottetown so is o o l a

Xllninntlons: Don-ill Queen Charlotte.

The J,D Seaman Memorial Prim tor the hixtleat aundlnfl lll tileth examination! In Enl‘

presented by the P Federation:

.1 .y, election. He to bee

.EI. n Telrhers‘ Donald

ls Possibility

CALGARY {Cm—A Prolru-

ntion Year

or the Queen's risoan lri corn- neiition with memberii Ill the

tCP

I)

DIP-1mm.

a trans. as he - ceremonies at Hiroshima nanoewtgid peace

any tans. scarce. lord rape.- llllvel prh (It '

party leader- uy he held

curly next year. lormer neieace

Knrkuu "Id

at e

coun go at leadership ll necta- k the lnrlunea or the party

tattle

lor the lumen Prowxive Merv-live Invemment in a alas I ‘pute with then Prim: n'liniltat Dielenbalier over Canada'a its

r. Con- who aervattve member ‘tor Canary lllndo highest in the DWVIIICIII North In thl' April I laden] e

weapona.

an

Idea The LOEA Hillary Drill lflr auger-ted." said Mr. Hartman, II in l nmlll (ne- Il llMtiiI toward

Confederation Carries .

100,000th Automob

can: nomimnl. t - ti . Then to inland theatrei- n at m In“ sites 21

l'“ ‘ he 1 . mu- m Mad as they drove aboard, auon thatcaao'a car marked a I'M“ Will-Wound .cuea cbooltaaciser ton-lamp... "NM- Iiaoe allc eat-ma the and his hiatory-makina inn vine on the Maurie-d a: “all. “1' lot- board the Coolederauon is only strait no W s. m manna lea-rim Inlay one at many memories oi the oeweoi alslp pa in as. m 0“ Minna-duo. Harm-Dawulhhbleltarmdomml.uhm mating a...“ m“ "" iii- atudrau ia mlnnlal In! In important part in m m c. ' I" t nun-urn and "air. “it: =- -..o.... - u I , gt Mr. sad Mn. wagon! c'a'aaoi INSIDE TODAY built tn llamas. la drab-d ca. t'hii'm‘W’m' " *9“ “I m m I, nod-ll: tn Illih anion-palm. mdcwwm‘w'l'm'd "" -" nudoubleandad g“... "on o. .. mag-w m.- ' ' ~ Inn l'fluln'l [item ot hour um“ , I: m M “I” Im‘ on: N‘Mmm‘n " bean-bins. m“ c “mnetlraalllp,udth_ -. lull-Immunity. lamtn entrained them at -“ mutt yen. Nanak I ' m. 'a Immthm'muflmuwu ; immunised-arden- Wu 1". '- H m , sou-n Idaho-Iona to an with...” ‘ “m w: v nowaum. .. :l‘ "ivfiuihm' I

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on

chine: Con.

ve him to a low bid nlllle Itlnd toll nomi- I on.

"Report: thll I am not on Queen Chlrtoill: Gordan mendly um“ wlu‘ m “H!” almond

Id in All Interview that

rt,Ward Case

y

slid he hull no ambition-

us

- Moscow split over the nlznlull e :2 iirst trentygtin ban most. e A S e wailflnfelscbgw tcfiahlélfi— rat I I l' WEEDOM so. ‘ l’ came Ir! W3 . so i I I p o emu)” eetmg

Muffin SEVEN cums

Jobless Talks At Ottawa Are Sought By Premiers

Tesi Ban Paci Invitation Received

CHARLO’I'I‘ETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY AUGUST 5. 1963.

Red Row Echoes In Hiroshima

IIlROSl-mdd, Japan M?!— Thia city where the world‘s lint atom bomb iell In years ago to- day echoes violently the Peking-t

l4 PAGES

WAITER SPURS NIKITA ACTION I l

to Mnacnw‘s slgnmp the treaty and I the Soviet policy at peacoiul rn—I existence was reflected in riot-I log and protests that marked' the opening Monday or the ninth. world conierenoe lKIlnsl hydro-1

Khrushchev, United Nations Secretary-General u Thant and other high olricials t-nuldn't decidr who would take the lirst class or cham- pagne at a Kremlin Innction to toast the nuclear test-loan trl‘aty signed Monday.

as the waiter hrdan walking away in Irv his lurk risewhcrr. Khrushchev tida- tilr called him back and broke the deadlock by grah- hmg the first class ior him~ arlt.

Warns

nr IAN no ALDSON traitse the Moral government to HALerX tcrl — Canada-s not represenusd unemploy- premsers will seek a federal» ment is a titling topic because provincial cnnlerence on unen’l-lnt heavy provincial responsibil- ployment, They decided Mon- lty tor welfare and other pro— day at thr opening session M grams aimsnl at aidsns the up. their annual meeting ihat un-iempluyed. employment problems should i y . discussed with the icderal Eavs INVITED 1‘" MEhTING "mm he communique also

Prc Stanlield or Nova venled that the uremle Soot to, conterrnce chairman. “wed "‘Waunns Mimi-y from said ltwre was no decision on Prime Minis“? "3'50" ‘P "P" whcn the halksi , would ye nerdy However, M m contarence In ottawa Sept, s-lo My.” mm b, and .4, “man the proposed ioderai pension

geuda a iederat-provincial inlan-

Towards Peace

w. my arm hm..." Moscow lAPl—Britain. rhr space and under wairr Thcrr is. A Dublin my, w“ Wu. chwlUn:tld States and the Soviet ‘nrl ban an underground testing Puschu. the communist Chineaeiumfln signed I truly Mai-dart Under the glare or trlcvision idelegatlnn leader. by tile So-‘banflillg molt nude" "St-i and lights In ihr Kremlln's Si Caih-‘ viet. indlan and other delega-‘Iliflld It in I communion! an Prine'a llall, Rusk called the ' rose to s k at an important nrsi step toward immy u. pm “,5. min;- my only a stop. and one that did}

not at uscii "end thr throat or nuclear war lCI'tntlnued on page t. not or

r¢~

art. a war memorial polsesnscn inr all thrcr pow.

One citizen threw the meet-Jr: warned. however. that there ing at more than some persons Jill] is much to he done. in an uproar with omisstn‘ nd ' later. as nst. using the Peace Park by ‘1’!!ka Khrushchev repented lettiau tor propaganda pus-his dcrnapd than the NATO pow. posrs. lerr sign a non-addressiou part

Douglas

pulled out oi the conlcrcnce ioislrp. protest agui s domination This proiort had roused a y communis they planned storm or opposition in many their own an mb rallies cmtntrieli‘an: in the us. Sea.

a . six is w use members were DENWNCES TREATY present at the ceremony where The spectacular antl~tlhlnrsei|he [reply wa n‘ ldemonslrntinn tons place when chao rose to denounce the par- tial test-pan treaty signed by the United states, Britain and met Soviet Union in Moscow Mon

Pearson'

ed REG 'A i(‘Pl~Nevt nomn

. .- crutic Party leader 'r c. hour: 59"" “mg” Mmim“ “'- ias served notice on the minor»

dr“ W'ka "15- 5““ 5°” ity Liberal government Monday

Mary Dem Rusk and Br lsh‘that the parliamentary honey»

Foretgn Secretary Lord Home mm ls ended.

put their signatures Simultane‘

F- nusly to the historic document. “5 "’"I ‘ “"5" “0mm” “'5

. ‘Yul‘l ‘leukm, a party cdsto- Under its (arms. "MM “5" theyev; or the lnew"liesrti’rlii-.ra[:‘s rial writer lor pruvda. the So- “I, is whim“ “km Pu. mind ton convensnn 2‘ m;

s Gov't

and rearnnsbir time. addM.

About him delegates

he

were

incts might seek a separate con- ference on unemployment alone. This wax up to the individual Dl‘DVlnCPS The DI'H'IIIPI‘S would make no decision on It here.

A statement issued after Mull» day's meeting Said then: wait

oyment and

bitiah arena today to opera the;tlte present means of provldlnl

convention.

ISSUES WARNING But

Mr. Douglas, In In Ill

first national cnnvenlinn a! the t guislanm." party since the 1961 loundiug

j ' e i a matter involving iederal responsibility as well in provincial jurisdiction the prob

“considerable disen sion ol' the cu—o scheduled to iather In the lxhi- problem: It! unemp

The big sohyo labor iedera- with the Commuullt Warsaw fijfimflrflmm “PM?” "‘ "lge‘hegm'gfgr'f’mfl‘s‘s‘; “2%? lion and la an . ' i’s Ir at t' . ih - ' ‘ p ca.- social ta. c y tot-ones as a next Mr nlield said some p.-ny.lwan l-lcalth Minidter‘ Blanche-y

Arepresenting Premier Woods rn/w Lloyd—were art-ordination ol education standards and mir- rieula. sales tax legislation and collection. ecrinnmic lrnwth and development, portable pension leiislalion Ind lnternmvinclnl ztlnn and coordination at provincial edtorta in cope with rational dist-ital. There was no elaboration on any of these subjects. Mr. Stan» lield, peppered by nuastlona from reporters, laid he was not “authorized” in mmnt

Yond what wail bl the communi-

lol- his policy or Wm‘

dress til the younger WIN: 0! the part Issued a Irahk warhlligl

li one at the major problemx whirl! will cnrne belnl‘: the. crin- .vrntinn»-the position 0! its due-

viet Commu st party newspa- plrty‘s 17 Mrs are tpel'. walked nul‘ [allowed by the party n elecuon-campalgn PDT- ..

Name Prestdent

13 other Soviet delegates. mitment tn give the party In their Wakt’r—the insultlnl .puwer l "lair and wasonanlr“

gesture apparently was planned :12];ng WlIlIDMt. ding" .ol the heforehnndAlnlinwed the dole-y . , ‘ (lining any rive n turn .gates lrom lodia, Crechoslova- 5'39"“ “'P' - “'1” Bath them out oi police. .lsla. Hungary. Romania and Vu- 'f' | 3‘ WT“. fiend? fim Ty, WM berm“ "w AD," igoriavia. 99” PF’“ 9" ‘ I W x election and last wceii's ad-‘ ‘ Democratic Party youth nec—

‘tiori.

Amnnll n i h e r I-xeoullv elected during the ynllth 5e -

lem should be discussed at a qua.

ietirralprnvia ('nnluencl" llnwrvar, he said it Wu r Stanfield said that. WhllFldMleIll the premiers would

[client-provincial mattrrs nrelgiva further consideration today

.h" w,“ purposely tell all t agenda at to any matters dismissed Mon. M. mg day! "‘9 w .3 mlilac promiers' moe nits —— be: icontiaued on page 2. ml 7»

member iederal council hasl

worked on a restatement and‘ 0 a a

claooraiion oi the party‘s pro-i

a... a o. x| e m |ans

l . l

operative t'cdera ism

or the persons in use It were obviously punchi— ng? and they lave Chan res pelted applause

Mnsl Iournment or Parliament tor a Dar recess until Sept, had 't mean a "lair and reasonable" one. Mr. Douglas said.

’ lion's annual rnnyeotlon here . agromlémasn“ 5mm; w" viwpnsmm Tm ,_ “not by ihr time we not back‘ . . Douglas told the New R“ h n w“, Mil-mg. e- no lax again, th y'li have had lots Demncrnhc 0 Cmvenl‘m‘ . scrv w , to e fee ea. 7 e 7 r r m that Canadians cannot close

the inborn trelty I: I Dr

a mi . . on do to to monum- Lau n C h l nvaslon Wlfl' ' which has occurred oo the Que- im; -v ' mW-t - i rwoo Ir two i ' lnnnnm Communist! marl ‘ "Enlziislt-(‘anattinns will make 5 IRett China‘s stand that Cnmmu- I I map, if my [.51 u. mu. ran nist countries must continue nn- (um, that H K “k, 3,, mm.“ as

clear testinn while have - lull“ PM, you only m the m “a

ANTO. DOMINGO Diamtnirf Republic (AP) A small armed force or exiled Kai tian Inldieu led by Gen. Mair Cantave w s ported to navel northern coast

china builds up it! arsenal. at Wm H" mm" ” WALK our The soriali is and the or unions have insisted that all nu- Mary Lou Maer oi Sher-Sandra Hazellon. Borden 7th cm, mung 1,, mammary and wood l the island in the grade Krystyna lirlirnuh. alhcnon no 5 '0 mm, 0.. mm. riohtomvincialexamtnationa. .mline Beck. Sherwood 7m- em but when 1, Wm, W deparuneut oi education Inwun-‘Debbue Gay. Sherwood 7m plrellt that the lapanese Com— “dyesmdfiyv iCharle: Law. Summcr Street mnnlsta were succcssiul in‘ Mrs: Macbeod dtth ed on a l' m mm p, dammed , ,c ‘male or 794 out or a possible ciaiists and the, ivnrlters' walked “00 out oi the tonigrrnre.

Y

are the names M iltf‘ . o attained the high lln second place w. Cunnuncelest malks ll llldlvidual Mlth ,e. ‘ Rodd oi Sherwood with m ogv English Literature Mary Lou

Int-eatc and in t ‘ was navidlMacLeod, Sherwood at:

lWas David roster of Marshlieltl‘

with 750 Bdly Gallant,

I A total M 1.0“ Students wrotelemy. Summersidr. 9% the examinations. Students in Anlhmelir Charles Lavv. Charlottetown schools are not re Summer St. mementos Sum- quired to write thorn

ag is

ementa rollerme students

Acad-

Not Dead

lis't or other‘Mhry Lola Machod. Sherwood:

h it 'e F ‘ viiiti’lruglogls hint: students Min attained an angles David Foster, Marsldlcld; Dian- the beiwrcn 7m and not) he alto. ' Marilyn nunent revelatlohs all new sex‘Mary Mom“

and security scandals that rtli . 1 PM ml t topplr the Conservative. PIT 4 goiglument at Prime Minister .K’““°i':_l}‘v‘a°NFII'- NW0" Macmillan. V “"4" Apparently. no one hellevel‘ the suicide death oi Dr, Stephen‘ Ward Saturday alter his con-l vicuon on vice charges means case which was minister

124 EL' hemmd. loo Geography Mary Lou Mackodr Sherwood too

. m Susan Ayels, Sherwood 722 Gall Foam Sout m

a Lew ix, slot-non Park 715

Toms. Venllola. Sit-man Park

lenc

Sc field. 100.

Mary Lou Marla-d

Pats-y Crouman Summer Street Elemen ry

rent: 11:; slim-wood Dianne Waite. Kons‘nfltfll ‘Stierwwd.

711 too.

"I 'b'ealdo "I! which. m \- Uhl'l lonuvllle Slit Flat- wlduaA-ahlnan mmmmtem made runs of M lnllfl n. ‘nons- am, mead!" lhl lollr Ind ll.” mtill I!" m worth land mark at not: nul-

' but Iait no other tram.

oamaced but not removed na' d rower, Marsh-‘slsnds

e lgrrai ioehnca ol resentmentli'ggzdmhml

Police Seek Que. Vandals

QUEBEC '(IPlrrPolll‘!

M ay. It was reported in ~ lng toward Cap Haitian. not a second largest as re WI! lln immediale do ‘tlcial cnnhrmation or the in. vasion report The iorcq at about zso

a. reported in cans t tonnes army or

m liners and snldicra, apparently

serrahmg rnr vandals wt... “ma ‘met little resisience irons the

act-d t h r r r plaques during the weekend. Two

rammemmhu town at Fort Liberie. horns and

oi the piauurs were dc- Inward Can Hailieti. tacked trom ihcir stone baaea v e Mmem» believed in he the overthrow ni

.Phaeton on the_reporied pnsls

The Ain't It! the Invasion wax

is aw oraled the 19.1% royal visit at Haitian dictator Francois Du- King George VI and the Queen valier Cnntave, a t_o_rmer chiel—

the troops disembark

'“m‘d'~5“‘“‘ “mt “Emmi Mother. and the other marked ol~stall oi the Haitian armed spot. where General WfllleIlllnrces. said in a recent interi- 75 .

View the was lint Interested

us The vandals painted a while taking the: Haitian presidency

x on the ham or the plaques The third monument

where General Mont c Im was iataily wounded be

Mary 14m Mad-le inrr Woirc's troops took on... tho ’ thet-

Thc plaques belong to the Na- exile troops landed near Fort ‘Vlluk "10. Constance Rodd, linnli Billie Fields Cnmmi-l- Llherte and were

nitlvosaosmtesmmunon LAND

en Der hour Mt tiy the Illa John Cobb 01' En!!! d Item Ill! Ireediove calls hll vehicle the "Snirlt nl Amer!» II," (AP Wtrwhnlol

vaier wall Huitil charge d'aftairell in it

16

d wanted only to oust nu—

R oh e r t Theard, ave no comment at when told at the

washmnloh. I . r.

a thin momen reports at ulon. mac radio news reporled 250 to 500 Kaitlin advancinl to- ward cape Haihen.

i Dnminicln oliicinls laid rum- jora or invasion plans had hrcn circulated In the lust two weeks

The Dnmicnn Republic. whi

Considered

ny KEN KELLY

REGINA tcnl e The nemocratir Phrl 's ledc council worked Monday on map ind a new statement on bicnl. inralism and iedcraliam in prep- aration tor the party's lourrday ‘eonventinn starting today.

The tlo-member council, rov- erniug body of the party he. iwren conventions. spent the bet- ter part at two days In it lengthy debate on bicultnralism arising out at a riii in the Quebec wim'l Io: the party urlit-r this year. ‘ when attempts were made to

inaugurate II lrll‘mnl Qut-her ur- nnlnlihn In lake liver the work its by a provisional exl‘cu~ jiiva lollnwlng the tool rounding convention. I t‘ i e I r split ‘emerlcd among the Quebec Dal-e ticipahts

One group Inert ttes with th Marni party and horned a . bee aoelallst party with primary cmoh-vis on provincial politics. Another setup a new provisional or nucleus organisation tor the N mocratic party. I” 1“ ATTEN l lalnrrnanta indicated tnll dur-