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hard, very hard at the enemy on “all battlefields.”

was wounded in heavy fighting in which the Viet Cong downed

In addition to the Americans, the government forces lost nine

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deal. The Conservatives made many promises but the Liberals just offered good government.”

The polls closed yesterday at 5 p.m. and election results were

St. Eleanors North St. Eleanors South Slemon Park

SERABSEY GRIBaLAGR Ives (PC)

Summerside West B (2) 28 Summerside Southwest A 40 Summerside

500 British Doctors Talk | Resignation

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private practice. However, a health ministry spokesman said a doctor is expected to give

|Many patients would be forced | |to pay for a private consulta-

ris town council for two years in which period he was de- puty mayor. Prominent in

- dead and 38 wounded as they ; ; c ton. 6 Oithe US Aen, oom hacked through the foliaze to. Summerside West A | ee roe eT work of the Souris Board | of of Gen John L. Throckmorton, ward the Viet Cong tree-tine Summerside West B (1) lbring chaos to the service.) .” jo Bee terms of ones

as president and secretary. Married to the former Ardyce Haslam of Springfield, P.E.L.,

Association For Retarded Has Speaker

ee _ a 4 i 5 all in to the of the de- : gz ss) The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Feb. 10, 1965. 3 puty eae in| _ LONDON (CP) — ‘While the | jj Islanders shivered yesteniag 4 Charlottetown by 6.30’p.m | British health ministry pleaded to the tune of strong north } 4 . * = Mr. Campbell was deciared | With them not to walk out, lead- and a sharp drop in tempera. ; winner by 6.18 p.m. and Mr. |ers of 500 Birmingham doctors | 77 tires following the previous 3 I in | Acorn by 6.21 p.m announced Tuesday they will | 5a day's mild weether. } | Mr Acorn, who has been a recommend a mass resignation | Temperatures which kept well ; Liberal member for Kings some |from ‘the National Health Serv- |) above the freezing point Mon- ; e years ago, also ran in the 1962 | keg = protest against a new pay day started a dowaward nae } general election. At that time, 5¢ale. ae around 6. a.m. vesierday, : Ac ross Vi et a mM he lost the seat to the late John Petia : ee Charlottetown radio range i MacLean, H aker, sociation lau a ca mae ; 4 35 voles ouse Spe by paign to organize a nation-wide corded a 3i-degres SAIGON (AP) — Fighting, Throckmorton was wounded he Fifth Prince district went Walkout to demonstrate their ’ to 25 degrees, and raged in nearly all sectors of, as his mother prepared to leave Conservative in the 1962 elec- contempt for salary recommen- ae aed dipped to the ‘Shee .. South Viet Nam today in a con-| Saigon as part of an evacuation tion with Lorne Monkley beat- dations accepted Monday’ by the mark. a i tinuing battle 50 miles east of | of all U.S. dependents. Throck- ing Liberal candidate Morley government. - : Winds at 10 p.m. were report- Saigon one American was killed| morton was taken back to Sai- Bell by 207 votes | We are feeling extremely ed as north %, gusting to 30 i and 11 others wounded, includ-| gon, where he underwent an : militant," said a spokesman for SOURIS MAYOR = hak ing the son of the deputy com-| operation. FIFTH PRINCE the Birmingham group. att is | eS oe Monday's: hia : £ mander of US. forces in Viet| The young officer was with a} a our amen ioe pie i | Raymond / Leard, install- temperatures was 61 7 ae ’ | Nam. task force lifted by helicopter ws veo or “a a full, ed as Mayor of Souris on Feb. | of rain, which melted ice’ and Communist guerrillas pressed| Tuesday to an area near Binh BOR . COMTI ES y 8 at the first ing of the | packed snow on streets and |the attack throughout the coun-| Gia, where the Viet Cong in-| ; | meeting of the group next at the in meeting | Ceeeess ond tncie try in a bloody counter-thrust | flicted heavy casualties on zov week ef the 23.900 acseral | new council, was born in Sou- | travelling conditions on many | to U.S. air raids on North Viet ernment troops six weeks ago c _ “the ‘backbone ot | TiS: 4 80m of the late Mr and | unpaved roads. Nam Sunday and Monday. A| The fighting continued into St. Nicholas taints fre med on nerviee, | Mts. Waldron B. Leard. He is | i Hanoi broadcast heard in Tokyo! Wednesday morning with a mor- Miscouche 1 are tree to ¢ uit and. ova (ee a member of St. James Usit- 4 a urged the Viet Cong to ‘‘strike | tar barrage from the Viet Cong. St. Eleanors q ed Church and served ‘on Sou- i

four helicopters. At least OM€ the government \claimed 32 West Centre A n 77 | tion win oir doctor baal rae ol they have two sons, Waldron Tom Royal, Toronto, co-or. burst into flames on crashing. guerriilas were killed and a Summerside o pub ic oe chute, rowded | and Boyd. dinator for special projects for , number of enemy weapons West Centre B 6 67 |" Te upreay came when the the Canadian Association for j | but citizens are reminded that | seized. Summerside | goverment approved phegpenliney T T Seek Retarded Children, addressed a 7 all City Hall offices are closed Another battle broke out in Northwest A oS 71 |e eriation ty’ add £5.500.000 own to recent P.E.1. association's com today. Vinh Binh province, in the Me- Summerside Northwest B 18 44 | (16,500,008) to the complicated mittee meeting at Charlothe | POLL LOCATION king River delta south of Saigon, Summerside | pool’ system fror which’ family Incorporation town Legion Home for the Flows ® Here is where Charlottetown nd there was heavy fighting in _ South Centre A 84 67 |docters draw their pay. The ers of Hope fund-raising cam a Ce te Comat. ‘at 133 Binh Dinh province. 260 miles Summerside doctors’ representatives, in a Act Amendments paign. at City Hall; Central, at 152 northeast of Saigon. The govern- Pica Sreghe be 23 3% | \ong series of negotiations, had | Films, informed speakers, | Kent Street; East, at Montgom- ment was reported to have suf Summerside sought pay increases costing 4| ‘SUMMERSIDE — A special | ‘#levision, radio and the press ae fered heavy losses in the Binh |<. ee © 4% ‘total of more than £18,000,000. were some of the public educa . ard Five polling booths are pi. engagement Summerside wees | meeting of the town council was| tien channels Mr. Royal listed HON. F. W. Hyndman, left, Longrigg, at the Charlottetown from the airport to his speak- | iocated as follows; East—Birch- Air raid sirens shrieked in Sai. ¢North Centre B 31 32 held here last night to pass a/to make the public aware of president of the P.E.I. Cana- Airport last evening. Brig. ing engagement at the Can- | wood High: East Central— 123 iF fare sirens in Sal- Summerside il T Fil resolution that the town petition | funds needed for the verieus dian Club, greets the club's Longrigg had just arrived adian Club's monthly meeting Fitzroy Street: West Central— 0" in a test ordered by city of- East Centre A 102 97 Failure ° e = guest speaker, Brig. Stephen from London, Eng., and went at the Charlottetown Hotel. at or near Batt and MacRae, ficials as a precaution against Summerside oy Seen eee pata Progen ety the we sue . corner of Euston and Upper srg dga lice an det wnat Contre Bana” Income Tax Form ir ine tows tcorpe poration Act. | Mr. Royal eaid tbat while | Queen; West ‘A’—Euston Street é } mersi orthea | . . | evies Station, corner of Upper _ To the north, a battery of 36 Summerside a Costs Man $25 In attendance at the meeting =e a | ee Sie rican. , a es Queen.and. Euston... W B= +08. Hawk anti-aircraft missiles None B airy Ad. — Me hw a, | Were Mayor W.E. Jenkins, along | an! Queen Charlotte High School. bra action to help tighten ‘Summers 1 utheast c= aoe ERSIDE — Failwe Gh cite rancis “Perry, Ward Six — Little Theatre on frontier defences, while Saigon, Summerside Southeast B 29 34 \ie his income tax form cost G27Met, Ross, Leo Wood and ® Willow Street. cautiously went about its daily 69 38 \erancis James Adamson off Grant Mollison. | Ward One— East—211 Water routine. No trenches or shelters —— ——|RCAF Station Summerside $25. time in a legal capacity for een O | e y or ears | Street; West—48 Water Street. | have been built in the caoital. 1515 1448 |in Prince County Court before @¢ town, George R. Me’ eee East— Basilica |SURRENDER DEMANDED Majority for Campbell! 67. Magistrate W Chester S. Mac- sose bow amendments — . reation Centre; West—Ca In Vinh Binh provi: - = ‘own manager Je Brigadier Stephen Longrigg,! “I don’t feel we are going tu;ed out they have no trained | jtol Credit—s6 Queen Street. > | villa tmvee beckined a local cov. FIRST KINGS Donald : sagh A. Brophy explained to the OBE, DLitt, of Tunbridge get any African unity,” he said, Workmen, no resources and no| Ward Three; Confederation- ernment post and called on the ~ | _Paul Marcellus Hages s eounci! the Wells, Eng., a specialist inj ii. elements which divide| ™#rket. Also they have no| Centre. troops by loudspeaker to sur- ~ 2 | Charlottetown was fined $10 and) smnendments. Middle Eastern Affairs, spoke| 24, are real—the elements | ™¢Y: if another country gives render. Instead of yielding. the = = |costs for speeding. eee to the P.El. Canadian Club which they feel should unity| ‘em money on certain con- | | troops radioed for reinforce. z | A Victoria West man, charg. last evening on black Africa! tnem don't stand up to scruit- ‘tions, they call it neo-colon-| SECOND AIDE | ments. In the pitched battle that | § = jed with Mesa! aopincpanl * which he described as lying} iny lalism; if a foreign company | (Continued from page one) | ensued, about 60 Viet Cong were <6 |S dame A Nesth Bumere * non south of the Sahara Desert and! The African states are poor,| snd develoy a industry, they recal re a North L 24 100 | Was fined $20 and costs or 30 1965-66 SCHOOL TERM north of the Zambezi River. : ‘ y ustry, recall to the witness box Ray- North Lake 84 100 The brigadier told the 75 | Brig. Longrigg stated, the or a it exploitation. |mond Denis, former executive cree nn Phe Priest Pond 32 47 Fee for being intoxicated in a people who attended the mon-| pression, ‘the untold riches SPEND AS THEY LIKE |assistant to Immigration Minis- | viet Nam. have been ordered to Red Point 82 47 | Public place. thly dinner meeting that the Africa’ was “rubbish”. He “They want lots of money to ter Tremblay, for questioning in Jive harder against Us, Souris 144 129 | + 35 or 36 recently independent pointed out their exports are spend any way they like. / the Stonehill case. forces ** Souris East 101 116 | SMALLEST ‘SUPPER’ Alberton Regional states “have got a frightfully SC@2ty and of no importance to “They are going to be taking EXPELLED FROM CANADA | "The Vi tc nd. Ra- Souris River A 70 66 | VATICAN CITY (AP)—A copy difficult task. the ‘rest of the world. The few states, not giving states,” said American millionaire Stone. | ..7%e Vie a hae urdered te Souris River B 102 49 | ot Leonardo da Vinci's “Last . “the African states of today ; atural resources of any sig- the brigadier jhill, expelled from Canada and ferces "te velrtiee hard Souris Line Road 28 43 | Supper” on canvas measuring Hi h School : are at the beginning of a long,| @ificance are foreign controll-- Brig Longrigg said tn many | facing court charges in the US., ‘ard at the 0 ie. {Rollo Bay Chapel 69 58 | five-cighths by a quarter of an g ‘ long road,” he said, and he &: countries the government was has said he had a hotel meeting Reid at enemy on s battle- |Souris West 92 70 | inch has heen presented to Pope advised his audience that “all In the few states which are| the only body willing to invest |last summer in Ottawa. with s in order to defend the Head Rollo Bay 71 63 | paul VI for the Vatican library we can do fs to show them a Prosperous the economy is de-| any money in the country and|Denis, Al Williamson, Vancou-|®0rth and liberate the south.” Bay Fortune 57 88 | similar works. It was painted Grades 9 - 10 - 11 - 12, Commerce, Physical little decency, a little sympathy, | Pendent on one crop, such as|that some people feel this a|¥er public relations man, and|_ It said the guerrillas have St. Margaret's 7 81 Education and Music. ‘ . $7

been direejed to aim ‘‘blows at | by selftaaght Brazilian ‘ minia-

and wish them well.’’ cocao. He pointed out bow un- form of socialism and view 4t |Dornan, former Vanequver He didn’t feel that any mem-| dependable this can be when| with disdain. He wasn’t foo|néwspaper man, concerning his | the wee & the U.S. aggressors) TOTALS 1078 ber of the audience, or their | there are crop failures and| worried about this aspect of |own case. }and thelr lackeyes” in retalia-| Majority for Acorn—i6. children or their children’s | fluctuating prices in a world| African development. Mr. Pearson said last week | tion for U.S.-South Vietnamese children, would see the day| Market in which they have no He isn't too worried about the|Dornan acted with ‘‘perfect|air blows during the weekend. |

wines the African states were | (Ore said they think their need |Atrica either He said the coon |@ Stonehill and Wilinmeca. marines at Da Nang air! Britain's major pigeon meet stable and sound nations. He sa 3 need | ; PEOPLE DIVIDED is for industries, but he point-|munists are spending millions; The Dorion inquiry is investi- | base. attracts fanciers from 26 coun-

Brig. Longrigg said in Africa : ‘of roubles in Africa, “I don’t |@ating allegations by Mr. La-| U.S. F-105 fighter . bombers tries. today’ there sre more. thes | |think they are getting very good | Montagne that he has offered a struck against Communist sup.| 1.000 different 1 and WEATHER ldividends on their investments |$20.000 bribe by Denis July 14/ply tines in neighboring Laos, the pearls “ure-Givebea eéctes-4 | “Don't think because Africana|and subjected to Liberal politi- | continuing : «mae

. ly. in hundreds TORONTO Temper. : i | | ‘ ly and politically, in hun t : communists," said the brigadier.| Lucien Rivard, wanted in the | recruits and munitions to the! rh of ways. ures: Min. Max. He pointed ‘out most of the top |U-S. on narcotics conspiracy | Viet Cong ‘ : * fe

He said it was desirable that Dew 33 3 "| government officials in India | Charges. Denis has denied he The het chet , ' ‘ Poorer eee ee ee Prince George eorge "3 93.«|Prior to its becoming indepen-| made any bride offer. _ |down near Binh Gia a Roman ey ge ab but the people of today would |‘ Tince ee o-*-4----dent_were educated at Oxford, | Mr. Fortier maintained Denis | casnotic The | - ; . never see this happen because Vancouver covcecce 30 0 Brig. Longriag was bore in | Should be recalled so he could eens _settle ment. Ti Ameti-| IN HOSPITAL TE ccna ah a A a ,

.| Victoria: .........4. 3% 45 eee can’s death brought the toll of : ee. these new nations cannot aban Sevenoaks in Kent. He was edu-|be asked about published re-jty¢ combat dead Mrs. George Adams, Elms- : don their new found independ- Edmonton ........ “4 4 cated at Highgate School and ports he had said “how much | ner 1961. to 386 since Decem- | dale, is a patient in the Western ence which has given them Calgary .,. ....... 11 13 | Orie! College, Oxford. During|is in it for me, how much is in |_—" : : | Hospital. great pride in themselves. Regina .......--+4. 6 7 the 1914-1918 war he served with | it for us?" in the Stonehill case. | ; og 1S PATIENT

He said one or two states had Winnipeg .......... 19 =27 ‘| the British Army in Gallipoli! Mr. Fortier said the latter | RCMP To Start Mrs. Herman Cahill, Central tried joining together but itt Toronto ........... 22 23 and Mesopotamia quotation referred to the Liberal | Kildare isa patient in the West- did not work. He felt the tend-| Ottawa ...,........ 7 18 (STAYED IN MESOPOTAMIA (campaign fund. Seat Bel Su ern Hospital ency is to break up. “If Ni-| Montreal .......... 10 14 | He stayed in Mesopotamia af. INTERESTED IN PATTERN | t rvey vis Beareess. geria, with its four states, sur-| Quebec .... ...... 2 18 (ter the war and servedin the| He said the commission could | After LEA vives, I'll be surprised,” he Fredericton ....... 16 19 various administrations af Iraq.|determine - “ether there was a} Accidents Mrs. Sterling Matthews has said Saint John ........ 18 19 |He received his OBE during |pattern in the way Denis car- | returned to her home in Elms-

The speaker pointed out the! Moncton .. ....... 19 2 (this service in 1927. He was in-|Tied out his duties as executive! Superintendent AS. MeNeil dale after undergoing —— Organization of African Unity | Halifax -seeeee 33-34 | spector-general of revenue for assistant to Mr. Tremblay. | Of the ROMP said last night his Leary Community Hospi was not successful and doubt- | Charlottetown ..... 20 2 (that country from 1926-31. It is important to know whe- | force was a survey of WRONG MAN ed if there would ever be a| Sydney ........... 33 36 In 1931 he joined the Iraq Pe-|ther Denis was in the habit of | seat belts in cars involyed in| It was Alfred Daniel Cahill of united Africa, ‘‘they can agree | Yarmouth ........ 2 29 |troleum Company and remain-|doing this,” Mr. Fortier added. | accidents. | Summerside who was fined $20 about nothing at all. St. John's .......-- 17 32 |ed with it, except for army ser-| The commission owed it t0| He said the police would check | 204 costs or 10 days for causing

Denis to throw light on the pub- a disturbance in the Summer- Boston —........05- 33 39 | vice during World War II, for 20 whether belts were installed | New York 40 «.37-_—«WS/ years. lished reports of what he had whether they were in use. | *4¢ Police Court on Feb. 1, Not DEATH NOTICES miami 0020... 68 90 | During the war he was on the allegedly said in the Stonehill | The data was being gathered in | /ouis Cahill as was previously 7 in Cai nd in the | . . Received too late tor Classified New Orleans ...... se etter years of the war be wee| Mr. Drouin said Stonehill eee Soaleuia gales aeire death notice column pee ca alec of the various Italian |@ Sunday night television pro- | Los Angeles ...... 46 62 fete nag arious ” 'gram—the CBC's This Hour Has Counc. | The second card play of the , | colonies. ’ ’ Tussin reo. 's, ‘“oos” Wintamt tee) ther office says, a strong porth:|_ He has published four books Seven Days had spoken of $35-/ ware qowen SAFER | ine Dalton school recently, Prine Lean of 10 Grafton Street, in his 8%! erly flow of cold-air eripped the 2% is working on another. All ines “* PARIS (AP) — Authorities| for the Sighest score of the even- y pped the | he Middle/seen Senator Gelinas “to make ome ‘until ‘noon Thursday, "Fee tt Maritimes Tuesday evening. | pe,,°°°KS 7° 0" *\the arrangements as they are|bave moved to make the Eiffel| ing donated by Russell J. Perry

ome wi noon 7 } . ast. ngeme' , then to the Kirk of St. James for f-| Winds were reported as high as | commonly called.” Tower—one of the capital's fore-| was won by Mrs. Wesley Gal- steal setvies eee = 55 miles an hour in gusts at | Liberal Senator Louis P. Gel-| most tourist attractions — sui-| laut. Freezeout prizes — Lean Memorial “Vault, later tebe iw Sydney. Skies were mostly | CH’TOWN = Liberal sitogres. Orders went out to| by . terred in People’s cemetery. Visit-| C ° testified insta five-foot ing hours 2 to 5, 7 to 9 today. Please| A storm east of New{sundland | (Continued from page one) he| around the central well of the a will move slowly out to sea to-| an Charlottetown citizens tower's first landing.

GOOD — At the Charlottetown Hos. day while a high pressure area) wiose taxes are paid in full LL

Eeekener Sires me ed re| aeproaches ae pen have a vote. Those ane

Resting at the Cutcliffe ‘Funeral Home,| cause winds to subside and | wards 1, 2, 3 and 6 will v

will be a wee _ mostly cuaey iors. \otee for eee te -~ men TO THE ELECTORS F de sarviee aaraa — temperatures quite | running water commis-

clive, Receiving Veoh later tebe te| Cold. sion. Voters in Ward 4 will

terred in the Cornwall cemetery. Another disturbance in the | cast their ballot for thrée com- Ww. ease ia: Aik the, dite a, —— states will move oes eae ot "4 of he oop: In Ward 4 West—

. oi district spreading clouds ‘0 | didates Council. \ * Keale * widow of the inte Pot-| most regions late today. Snow |residents will vote for three Vote at City Hall rick McGuirk of Fort Augustus, in her| or freezing rain will begin in |commission candidates and Sr, Pollan, want he, Western Teglone near wi |thes of the tx candidates for Ward 4 Central— :

‘al will be held Thursday, morning, ‘

Jeaving the funeral home at 845 air and tain will come | Owners also have a vote, pro- Vote at 152 Kent Street'(Op- F

Requiem High Mass at St. Patrick's vided their husband's taxes are &

Church” Fort Auguatis, at 9.30. Inter. | (0 the Maritimes Thursday as paid in full. site Old Spain)

ment in the church cemetery. oe ee north Polls will be open throughout een ’

BIGSWORTH — At the Charlottetown! a the city from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Hospital, Feb. 9, 196, Frank F. Sigs- et MA. Restore there Ward 4 East—

EF Bg ty ae , Vote at Montgomery Hall

Ted this evening st 7 o'clock ftom the] NB. Counties, Bay of Chaleur WESTERN ry %

evening; very cold; northeast 7

REAGAN, — At the nome 5 iscx winds 15 shifting in the evening on Election Day

Thomas H. ‘Beagan- formerty of Jena) to southesst 20, Low-high at New| _DESROCHES FUNERAL | — : *

Se Neca rant tt pln ct ees ns Dany er PHONE 4-3443

Coarch of the Saco Heart below and 15 above. Church, Mi : : Re-|.

Stormont |i te i ae ae quiem High Mass was celebrat- ae

wiLson 3 ‘ed by Rev. J.D. . Pallbear-

Feb. ers “were Gerard and Sylvere e ‘

yours. Poirier,. Edward and Ephrem i

oe] Gallant, Leo Gaudet and Al- e ot

ing at 9. also officiated at the interment ~

firmer in the church cemetery.

y : oe ; hon” : | Ss Pian cabkeet cee