Reserves.

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8 The Guardian, Fri: April 2, 1965.

Fall in Feb.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The federab reserve "heed has Teleased official figures showing that the U.S. gold _— dropped $215,000,000 during Feb- ruary

Authorities have already in- dicated that another $350,000,-

00 ing

worth of gold was sold dur- the first part of March.

Together -witis a January loss of, $263,000,000. this brought the total decline so far this year in

the

U.S. gold stock to some

_In all of 1964, only $125,000,-

000

Treasury figures, blished |

in gold. was lost. a

daily, show the U.S. stock now stands at about $14,562,800,-

000. in

This does not include gold the government’s exchange

and stabilization fund «. Which exchanges. are mate.

The drain in gold reflects the

continuing U.S. balance-of-pay- ments deficit. Last cet. te United States spent, invested .or gave away some nee” more than ® received from

gold Cy tam eee bonds to

ing

governments and draw- on the U.S. account in the

International Monetary Funo. -

__Interrogation

i

L Ce

~Of Guerrillas — Is Protested a

OTTAWA. (CP) — Conserva- tive MP Stuart Fleming, ‘wo

spent ‘several months in a Ger- man prisoner - of - war camp, oe. has called on the

government protest . interrogation

‘methods. used on. captured Viet Cong guerrillas in South Viet . Nam.

on

one of which showed a young |

Mr. Fleming said in the Com- tons he was basing his protest

published news photographs,

Viet Cong being questioned with

a spear. pressed against his

throat. Anotier photograph identified

interrogator as a South

Vietnamese, but Mr. Fleming said outside the Commons he assumes a United States mili. tary. adviser was | standing nearby: :

External Affairs Minister Martin said prisonérs.are being eaptured by; both sides in the battle and.‘ithat the situation should -be..looked at. witha

“se

nse of balance“’

He ‘said. Mr. Fleming could

not

expect him to base a con-

clusion on the evidence of a newspaper picture. For the last eight months of

the Fle

Second World War Mr. ming was in Stalag MI,

located in what now is East Germany.

BRISTOL

Leonard Rana‘ian is # patient

in

the Charlottetown Hospital

following a heaft attack suffer-

ed

at his home in Morell East.

Mrs. Nettie Ranahan. is spend-

ing

most of the winter months

in Charlottetown with her dau- ghter, Margaret. .

Ted McEwen, Bristol painter, was in Charlottetown Saturday

on

business. He Was invoived in

a traffic snarl and accident near Marshfield on his way home. A number of cars were in a pile-

up:

on tie highway because of

poor visibility during: the storm.- McEwen was not. injured”

Mr and

his car was not badly dam-

aged. Frank McGuire. was in Char- lottetown Monday on business.

A

Ithough the lobster season, 1s

only a month away, the north shore looks-tittle like it, with ice packed solidly on the shore and a north wind. blowing «daily. However, fishermen are doing

abo for

ut the business of preparing tie season.

Gerald Barry, foreman for Morell packing company, is bu- Sy preparing for the lobster sca-

son.

yea and

Mr.. Barry has had oO

rs experience in the business”

knows it from every an-le.

The packing plant employs sume

100

persons during the season.

Mrs. Nora Arnold has reture- ed to her home here after spcnd-

ing law

some time with her 5oa-in- and daughter, Mr. %and Mrs.

Don Reid of Halfax. she also visited her son and daughter-1m-

law,

of

Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Arnol. Moncton, N.B., ‘wo lived

here for some time before r.ov

ing

Joseph LaPierre, who was,

to Moncton.

employed at the Morell cream-

ery

until the plant was desiroy

ed by fire,did not return to the business after the new plant was erected, but remained at his

néw

€en trip dav

position at Confederat.or tre. Mr. LaPierre makes the to his work in the city each

~- The old church bell dug up by

the

late Join Barry nearly a

century ago at St. Peter's Liar

bor ehu ha

Fra

aw

is in use teday at Rollo Bay rch, The bell is believed to ve come originally from ance.

WAGES RISE HALVED hile wagestin Canadian

“manufacturing have gone up 8

per

a aa?

‘cent since 1949, inflation cut increase jin Sree er to 42 per cent,

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