W E A T H E R Snowﬂurries northeast winds 20. gusts to 40, becoming 15. Low-high 20 and 23. Wednesday: scattered snwﬂurries.

If It's Good For The Island I i Q . .The Guardian Is For It J6 “Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1964.

Malaysia Charges U.S. Is Delaying Vital Help

liquid Chlorine lank Disaster Deadline May Solve Mysteries Is Set For Janl

KUALA LUMPUR incuiersil "it would seem that they are MONTREAL (CPl—A mineful cover the rate at which the sun Malaysia charged the ' :rl- ' waiting for us to he, drowned of liquid chlorine is mong gives off neutrinos and calcu‘ cans Monday with_watttng un-‘bcfore they. will come forward newly devised tools designed to . late what is happening; chemiwl til the federation is ‘drowi'fdltn help '15- if‘ Said- solve mysteries of the universe 1 cally in the centre of the sun.

Marisol aa Second Clan Hall by u. p i l ‘ Dani-hut. om". and far payment d'wa‘l'luoﬁuun 12 PAGE5 _ W

VOL. Lxxvn. N0. 318 “mfg” SEVEN ems

bfore they will come forward “it our friends wish to help to help us." ‘us. now is the time to do it,

that conventional telescopes The device Will nder- _ . . . . cannot handle. ground to avoid getting false The accusation c a me as rather than wait until it is too V Kuala Lumpur remained on late."

PhySlClSt Philip Morrison offalarms from other cosmic par-

Cornell University and the Mas- ticles which have less energy alert against a possible Indone-g Indonesia not: US. et-onorgi:

sachusetts institute of Technol- and 'stop when they hit the sian tguerrillat handing .desp’ite; but not ‘mililrarr aid. 3:0 hnaw ogﬁ descrabedt 1the pf‘Ojel‘t’ited earths surface. zeﬁgaesdt e aes Invasion was Eggptgfxliin(zqu:a;nnr1éga hi5 ' t un er 0 n ” e" on- . . . - . . .. . n ~ _ ' ' ' day ingraureporr 2:53.: deve‘OD. NEZCSEZDI’E: EEzgng: b President Sukarno of Indone- .C‘mlmmallﬂn 01' Malaysia. V GIUSEPPF SARAGA-T. right. his election as Italys first Moro‘s cabinet before his elec- ments in astronomy to the an- he Aerobee Hi £00k“ launches; sia has vowed to crush the We 31d 1" Ind‘mcsm ""W '0‘

tals slightly tinder .10.!)00000

nual congress of the American g

is congratulated by Italian Socialist president. In centre tion as chief of state. Man a“ summer and {all from month-old Southeast Asia Feds . . . . . . . . . . _ , , . ‘. _ ._ - i for rooms alread‘ a roved Premier Aldo Mom at mug is Emio Zelioii Lanztni, Vice at extreme left is unidentifi- Association for the Advance wmte sands. N'M” have re_ eral-mn befnre the 5U“ “595 Jan- and ﬁnd!“ way. y W ,

ment of Science. The chlorine device could tell science for the first time what

president of the Senate. Sara-

. ‘ 1. He has called the union of the gat was foreign minister in '

British c 0] o n i e s of Malaya. .' . . Singapore. Sarawak and Sabah lmnnr‘dr'mn a‘r‘ra“

ed. (AP Wirephoto via cable

from Rome). vealed the presence of bodies

not previously detected by opti- cal or radio telescopes. notably

Malaysia now has only pro

Palace in Rome Monday after and

. ' ' t . - fighters or bombers. -

Liesgﬁntgigglhﬁﬁg 51:10:;tgpfgé “Elnrlfhthe SCOTP‘? bndy Odelal‘SI- Bowen) 8 neo-LOIGmaLr Air attacks on Indonesian m- ‘ _ . . ‘ ‘ ese are 0 new an rea‘ ' 1 . '

that studiil' x‘l’lay em'ls‘smns from intereer for they seem con. The charge against the United [ vjdgiphﬁgﬁs Ewhpcigﬁlﬁgstmﬂ

space M te man about celes- meted with exploding Stars and; States “'35 made by Deputty l the Malaysian government. “

o —‘_____..____

Premier Tun Abdul the federal parliament in bate on the 1965 budget. Razak, also defence minister. said Malaysia is disappointed by an offer 0 American mili-i tary aid. which he said consists of five- to seven-year loans Zia-percent interest.

Razak a de- '

tial bodies that optical and ra- - - dio telescopes cannot see. Siu- perhaps even with 3.? E“(plosmui . . lot the galaxy itself, Dr. Mob. dies of cosmic rays now under - - . . . rison said. way Will Widen knowledge of. l He speculated that these x~r

our own and other galaxies. her . predicted. .ray sources relatively close tol theieartli may be remnants of ex-r

Blgloptlcaltelesqopes and {3.Lpl0dln‘2 stars imilar t he P ' t S Id '

. Saragai Becomes Italy's First Socalisi President.

Liquor Strike Talks To Resume

t MONTREAL (Cpl Rene a Chartrand. president of one of the unions bargaining for 3.000.

REV. JOHN V. COFFIELD

massive saucers picking up » c I" l .. ' the I much more distant quasi-stellar

d-io beams from space for . . last two decades remai the “meets 0" quasars' The ex‘St'

:3

ROME IAIN—Giuseppe Sara- The Christian Democrats wererdemocratic and anti - fascist ‘ 0 ' _: em‘e 0f fOU'I‘ quaSSHI‘S has been uE‘bN‘ Li U01“ Board m l0 - gat broke a 13-day deadlock inlthe biggest losers. They werelgroups.” That was what the LT‘thtaﬁlﬁ-rdgfl: 13r.m;rllr. Cnnfil'me and there is eVident‘e TgﬁgﬁncgiLMliﬁeEsigg-imnlges who q ‘ been one sltjrilze Parliament wrth Communistldoubly humiliated. They failchCommunists and the socialists risoh said. But the new methulor at least 30 more. ‘ . I offer unimpreggivp. addinglslnce Dec. 5. said Monday nee help Monday night and-_was.to elect their own man and 1 had been waiting for. ods likely will orovc significantl The ‘lua‘sal‘5~ delele-‘d “’5' hi" “Since we are a‘eferidjng not gotiations with management elected ltaly's 'flI‘St socialistithey were unable to maintain a5 They had been casting votes adjuncts in finding out atioutlradl0 “31959?” “"d the“ “5“ ' only ourselves but also demnc-iM'lll resume at 10 a.m. today. president. His Victory came ongvow to keep Communist votesithe last three days for Socialist the pasn, present and future ohl'e’cr by Optical telescopes. are - racy in this part or the worm? Premier Jean Lesage had said the 21st ballot. The term iSerom being decisive. leader Pietro Nenni and Nenni earth‘s corner in a universe ohm? "1°51 "mm?" and brlgmesh our. friends Ought to look after earlier in Quebec Citv it Wal seven years. - They had put up Giovanni-was out front. though far from 100000000000 galaxies — col- romeo“ “mated m the umverwa us with more sympathy and up to the Unions to resume nev

Saragat. 66. succeeds Christ-las their officiatcandidate. Get-tthe needed majority of 482rleciions of suns and orbiting lgotiations.

ian Democrat Antonio Segnl.lting nowhere With im becausetvotes. Saragat‘s acceptance of is. _ . . i who retired because of iﬂiof detections for others. thc'leftist support 'gave them theiTANK IN MINE SHAFT i health. He has been foreign The underground telescope. w c

party finally agreed to go with‘green light to switch. minister in Italy's centre-left co-gSaragat provided Communist? With 927 legislators on hand. 3 PFOJ'ECt 0f the BI‘0 kliaveni ' ‘ n t

i give us more aid.

Co—operation Urged On Farm Marketing

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A‘ parishioners and others Sunday. priest said Monday he‘s enter-1. In the statement Father Cof- ing “self-imposed exile" in Chl-Lfieid said he “’35 ordered to‘ cage to protest against Califor-ttake a five-month "enforced va-‘ nia’s abolition of so-called fair-lcation" from California earlier

'5 .— in :1 (D

alition government. which islvotes were not deciswe. Saragat got 646 votes. There National Labm‘iilm‘y i he i - . a - i t -

dominated by the Christian‘ But just'before the 21st bai-jwere 150 blank ballots, cast United States. will feature at MEMPHIS (AP) — Lou's 1:32:21: .Liﬂﬁarar’;dnlli..§'i';‘;pai‘33,? £33136 “Sfiﬁoﬂirff difpmn

Democrats. lot Saragat appealed in a state-; largely by dissident Christian 100i0m'g§"0" l?“ "f Chlorme' can?" ['9‘ u r“ 9d '0 his ion the issue V : Th's measure approved Nov The difficulties in electing a ment for backing from “alllDemocrats. 371199!) "1.3 mine 5111*“ ‘0 CED-l parked aUlomObile. found ‘ ‘ ' . . _ 3 b\. California; voters gm,"

new chief of state had been un- lure neUll'lDOS. maSSlPSS. lliEh-' the front bashed in and the Rev- JOh" V‘ (“Offleld' ‘70" ' ' "

ltold a press conference James ‘ Prflllerty~ ' owners abSOIUle dls‘ Francis Cardinal McIntyre, R0.:crction in choosrng buyers and lman Catholic archbishop of Los‘ renlers 9f the” Pmperty-

he pr est said:

energy particles exploding from the sun's centre. .Probably the most peneirat-l

car that did it gone. His spirits brightened mo- mentarily when he spied a

precedentcd in ltalian history! Saraga finally wooed and won 1 backing from Communists}

Que. Area Clams

he had fought for years. The 253 mg d all tinergymneuitrlms note under his windshield lAngekles. told him "I should not “0 g ‘ d V 14 I g

V I _ rain own on e car. an. pass, wi er. 1‘ read. ‘ *spea on race. n .3 ur ay. . ov. . . wa. . __ . _ . _ . u v I . y . lggzsyfhthzgarﬁgﬁénlthcpiic‘msn3 through it. In collision with? ‘PTliere are at least 20 l A layman» Emil Selina. presi- ordered to maintain a silence 1.333;? dflptlie Nil/:nkScLolia My: hlhgitiggslsgigd “23;?- ovmr ’ Chlorine 37' “eumnos "ro’lmel people watching while i dent 0‘ "‘9 Calhnl'” Human Re" ggm’i‘gﬁigad exile gonznst'ldediﬁlFederation of Agriculture. said late and co-ordinate marketing

radioactive argon h

which lives: for about a mont i

jlations Council of Los Angelcs,

r Monda ‘ ' - rcallcd the press conference at a' he 8 y Marmme farm

write this. They think I am ' ers should work closely to-

putting down my name. ad~

Christian Democrats also gen- programs or policies formulai-

erally voted for Saragat.

l

“‘59 as '8 gesmre 0‘ pm‘eSti red throughout the various fed-

Ruled Poisonous

By bubbling helium int-mith

the . .

- . . downtown hotel so Father Cof- against. and rather than be a . ‘ ‘ ~ . a no favorite of three laws: partial . . . . I dress and phone number. . . . V . e _ _ , gather in their marketing pro- eral federations of agriculture. aligned with them under Prem_t QUEBEC (up)_Mice and mm: Symptoms include paralysis Efﬁechlorgaktzmzp‘gstimmitll up: But I aim... ilt‘rteltd cotuld atrinptlify a flarergg‘lypalrt .of’., the continuing evrl ofigrams. ‘ h 3 He saw farmers are lasing ier Aldo Moro. lhave a lot in common, includ-iof the throat and facial muscles. argon atoms and theréfore dis_ 5 a “me” Tea 0 Mary ' ‘5' “ML .f Mr- .U‘IX. Speaking to theiﬂmliml DOllllcnllY becau§9 0‘ m—m The biclogist said he has ederation 5 annual meeting t their smallei percentage in the

ring a taste for raw clams.

v This has “resulted in several iheard of no deaths from eating . . I O “'liiich” Opened Mondayk night. r country‘st total populgtiltén. "I Manslaughter handed new so clans. the. We PC Rift Healing I is“ "trainer gram: 1 2a.. at? .22; mice. and a measure to prevent 19505. Clam digging is forbidden r ‘ that we are net working asﬁogmﬁcr pl“; raynks and .kppp

n the poison level reaches below that

a similar reaction in men

Notice was published Monday a l

together on our mar-1

0 point well one closely our motto of ‘in unityu'strength‘

Charge Laid

in the Quebec official Gazette, lwould cause serious illness. OTTAWA (CPL—Senator M. . o 0 Refine problems astwe might. ‘bolairo Cus'at all times. d m

511 JOHN'S Nnd_ (Cpr __ clam fishing is forbidden along) The ﬁsheries branch or the Wallace McCutcheon was re- < a I I n v is use ess o organize i. 0} Sa‘fnl appeal? I O . _ Y . egctable groueis or an) other ‘ small faim is gradually being

50"" Joseph Slack. 40. 0f mum of the aner 5“ Law Quebec department 0f '"dusuy ported Monday to be a central‘ 0 - farm product growers in onc.forccd out of business" in Nova

r

. fi ure in efforts to heal a r‘ft . . . iaand simsmreilcgazﬁsa‘igimd warn l btftween Opposition L e a d eI r l i provrnce and not have them ‘ Scotia. The way of life on a farm ‘ ’ ‘ SAN FRANCISCO .tAP) — r $1.000.00(l.000 in California, Ore-,tlic McKenzie River will be oritrorsamzed in a neighboring was a good one and it was “too

rence River and the Gaspe Pen-

nearby Outer Cove was charg- insula because a microscopic

ed here Monday with man-

slnu hter ' plant has made mOSt clams in, - 'Diefenbaker and Leon Bali-er. I I ‘. ,, ‘ V Lo g aymmatrlile aggataasmrea. the area poisonous onfgamzyfgg d‘cuagnqllninog‘t’rgggﬁ Quebec leader of the progres_ ;Heavy snow stalled flood rehef’gon. Washington and Idaho. lot operation for two months. Pig/1‘1"“? .d . . . rb i {‘0‘ 0’3“) farmers we" manded eight days. Federal fisheries inspectors became prhcessing kills the sive Conservatives. who says he 1099mm“ MONEY "l C311f0F" .Hls ""199 annmmf‘efl 1* Pre'iThe plant serves Eugene. Ore. r r' (’OX 53] It perhaps “d5 mm: 0” m qu'l' Stack is charged in the regularly c h ec k catches by toxic algap_ .is considering q u ittin g the 1m?! 5 FemOle S‘SR'W“ mounlam llmlnary damage est‘male 0f .1 "T, W, 150- » “‘5 ‘ '

death of Stephen Joseph Cyer. whose body‘ was found in

[feeding raw clams to laboratory

mice and noting their reaction.

The biologist said the poison- i D algae certain

arty. However. official party sour-

;rcgion where 500 persons. :lated for a week, are running.

$220.000.000 for 14 northern Cal- ifornia counties designated as a

ous 8 ar 31 is car near his home Satur- When the toxic level reaches times of the yggr, and the chﬂces said they know nothing lShm‘l 0‘ Wid- . ‘ ‘ “35‘9" “"93- day Police said the body was what science calls 200 mice sures usually are only tempo“ about the reported 0mm oil Elsewhere. the massrve aid All the state of Oregon has place . ‘ to and been dcsrgnaled a disaster zone.

but they did not elaborate.

units—or enough to put 200 mice off shellfish for life—an area is osed.

laf‘

Senator McCutcheon.

i effort supply restore 1 {food - ravaged communities in

With rivers receding. Red Cross

Reports of an autopsy per. c 3 V ‘four Western states was stepped shelters Shlll down as evacuees formed'Saturday were not u would take about 50.000? up. ;were moved into motels, ho- E‘Lﬂﬂ'ﬁ- mice units to kill a man. 1 Two feet of snow fell sincellelS. and private homes.

Nevertheless. a biologistr rMonday night in the Siskiyou Cleanup work got under way

Jazz Pianist Is Found Dead

VANCOUVER (OPi _ Chris Case. 35. one of Canada‘s best

warned in an interview Monday raw clams eaten in large quan- tities. and containing the toxic algae. could be fatal.

INSIDE’TODAY

Classified Comics

r l l

arked lmoro

vement Noted

n CN‘R Traffic During Year

improvement in its financial pu- ’ sltlon."

Mr. Gordon says ratlway leg islation 'ln

were intro-

paauager trains duped can ancouver and

SETS RECORD FOR DEC. 28

By ATHOL RETALLACK DAWSON CITY. Y.’l‘. tCPi It was 68 be10w here Monday

ord for the date, set in 1917.

supplies.

Now Dawson City‘s resi- dents—849 at last count—are geared for cold with oil-fired and electric appliances. Two feet of snow helped insulate water and sewer lines from‘ the intense cold.

been 35 more almost daily since Dec.

below or

was no wi One of the few noticeable

Dawson City open in the new year despite the cold. Years Ago schools closed whenever the tempera- ture reached 50 below. Teach- ers noticed that the children played outdoors anyway. so do. might as be in school.

Now the school board leaves

this

cid they

schools

Dawson gold rush festival two years ago. the plumbing has

wasn't ex—

will

well

The only possible hardship foreseen is the failure of the

:region on the Oregon border iwhere residents of towns on the ,Klamath and Salmon Rivers have been cut off since last ‘Mnnday night.

Frank Dryden. deputy direc-

I Seen Serious

NlAGARA FALLS. Ont (CP) ~~One out of everv l5 younl persons will become an alco- holic unless there is a change in environment and attitude to-.

nual Ontario youth conference‘ on alcohol problems. cent of the

in Washington where the Co- lumbia River's 0 flow dropped. The flood threat also appeared ended in ldaho.

With \vcathei‘ clearing in Eu- reka and Crcsccnt City areas of

know? 187.2 pianists. was found mishlmldmﬁglsd giacdggmitsop Ezzwsggtzrglﬁ tor of the US. office of cmer- California. helic opt c r p ‘

dead in his hotel room here Sun- A ‘u Ch. I I", de "‘6‘ ‘mém thére gency planning, flew to Arcara lots whirlcd hack and forth

day‘ Pall“ 53‘ Birth" duh 3' m “I c C? - g i ' ' in Humboldt County as Presi- across Humboldt and Del Norte. - d a note was (“5' lower than the preVious rec- - . .

covered in his room. “ TAKE TAXIS dent Johnson's personal disaster ("mimics m a busy round of re-

new snow at Echo Summit and 14 inches at Donner Summit. mountain passes near lake Ta- oe.

h

The tremendous ﬂood dam- age to highways and bridges in' California's northwest counties of Humboldt. Del Norte. Siskl-

stem'a bee in with toda"s . . . ' ' -‘ - movc- competitive elivigonment“ lla l~ Many PfedlCl 8'10th? Wln' M “P ‘0 Damn“ Whe'h" M Ward “mnl‘m‘L "‘9 Cha'rmanpftgglrlalxi‘dg oiint‘l1e hlliln‘her‘ will need“ more the out}! can at. tcr like those of 1942-43 and not to send their youngsters the American Medical Ascocin-:re‘zion.§ em‘nomv ’ avy debt ma m'omgcﬁve of an amen“; 1946-47 when 'tl‘le temperature out. About a th of Daw- tion's committcc on alcoholismt " -' ; “ﬂame gang-13th“ a”. hovered far below for wceks. son‘s grade one pupils went isaid here Monday. The xorlhwﬁ'em P 80 l “c. The cold Monday was made to school every day until i Dr. Marvin Block of BuffaltyRMlVWlId “mm” "mm Eureka! 10 Tuesday that “in. he says new more bearable because there Christmas. was speaking to the eighth an- it" “‘9 53“ Franc'sm 335' l‘C‘t

ion may be blocked from three-l to six men s.

Gag-e' who“ '95] name W85 9 But Klondikers were unper- The only concession of Daw- whet d‘reﬂf‘r- , . ‘ "or and rescue “'gms- nger. had been , ' " s tux-bed by the ‘deep (“MA son party.goers m thp weather l Dryden wrll direct organizing‘ One medical aid flight took offt order 'not to one,” ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 7 The last time. a prolonged is to hire tax-is rather than 1th {Edel‘al Suppm‘l fm‘ "19 El'. from Willow Crcek with a newly ‘ or Interfere Eduoﬂal' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ " ‘ cold spell hit ihe town. made walk on housesln-house visits. {Kahlic FCCOHSlI‘lﬂ‘llon and few horn infant. The child died be.‘ actress nunce' "um" " famous by the Klondike gold- Outdoor clothing includes .Pair lob required by damage fore the craft could reach the s'm‘menld' 3 seekers of 1898. some people for parkas and Eskimo muk- tloss lo the highways bridges. hospital. twice charged with “"3" Queens° u” 5 r burned their furniture for luks. Many resemble sacks of and buildings Which may N‘af‘h ~ reaches of the order. 3 firewood because at 60 and 70 potatoes. But no one cares. 5N0w ""355 UP

' — i below zero if was too cold to Inside it‘s warm enough to . ‘Chn (the Sierra N‘évada. thde.

" ' o h to t fuel wear a cotton house-dross. h I ' . rrs mas season sorm‘s sit o

:0 ml the bus cu idcn cold turn piled Til inches of

more tha effects of the cold was ice thrice-weckly mail plane from “in about in per in Oregon the Southern Pacif~ mpaﬂm amt: mmmrgslalm: :5: log, caused by condensmion Whitehorse to arrive. With sulf- cases of alcoholism we find the llr's Shasta Mule between Pm"!-z ummwe we aw'lfllr'wr new dimhlec, from car exhausts and other plieS- Nm‘f'mlly. ll “005'” Individual is alcoholic from the land and San Francisco ist 1m. triciacomotim and 2.675‘freight he!" - producers in “Wind? make “‘9 "‘P. M 6“ below "1' New first drink." Dr. Block blocked by a silo-toot bridgel

3 em ul- ca}: m purchased. ('9” 3““ It “‘5 “ducal “5“ "M91 Suppl‘“ “wally 03“ ‘said. The use of alcohol is dan- washout near Oakridge. about w

mm . Man says the CNR b‘my '0 10° ’9“ 0" 1°“ he .tnmm‘m ‘0 “""l‘i‘ lgerous when one does not use‘ miles south of Eugene. i.

an Warmi- productivityby 1“ 9 0“ Palm Gm" We" My "‘9 WWW “ control and does not have the .Snowfall hampered the repair nus is A VIEW of the the total destruction left by us. Highway toi. mug

“‘0 ll. hater heavier train loads and mum" rennred for n" ""5 cwmry' ,responsibility that goes with ieffort. downtown business district of the ﬂooded Kiamath River. thoroughfare of the town “1‘ M ll M ounce privilege, he Ill ‘ A new hydro alectn‘c plant on Klamadi. . This View with down up w