Pegs 13 The Guardian Monday. July 28. 1954

Royal family Appears Al Party

LONDON, iCPi-The Queen and the Duke of Fldinbiirgh split up Thursday to stroll through crowds of shivering guests at the second mu final garden party of the IOIJOIL

The Queen and the duke, accom- panied by the Queen Mother Prin- cess Margaret. the Duchess 0 Kent and Princess Alexandra, stepped from Buckingham Palace to Join several thousand Commonwealth and United States visitors on the palace lawns. Women guests found their bright auinmer frocks poor protection agaiiist unseasonabl) chill breeres on a cloudy day.

The Queen more a navy bllie duster coat later a lilac and grey figured silk dress with matching hat. The duke was in traditional morning dress with grey topper.

The royal couple moved down separate lanes through the crowds so that they might be seen by as many guests as possible.

The several guests prcscnt were drawn from all sections of Canada. From the east came Mr. and Mrs. James Boylen. Bathurst, N. B. lieien O'DonahoF. Ottawa. ariny Capt. Joseph Bel- anger. Quebec Cl'.)'. and sqnd. Ldr Marcel Belleau, Montreal.

Visitors May Have Helped In Escape

MONTREAL. lCPi-Police are investigating: the pnssibilit.V 11131 male visitors to Flilliim street jail Monday mar have had something to do XV'll the rslnipe Wednesday of two unnirn prisoiicrs. one accused of murder.

Gertrude Servant. 24, and 200- pound (lPflI',t'.'6'llP Trcnlblay. 41. es- caped over a 10-foot wail aftrr breaking the przsons dining hall door padlock

Miss Servniit was being held in (tOnllPCliOn with the robbery and murder of restaiiriinteur B. J Mc- xhbie. The other woman was serv- ing a fivr--vcar scntrnr-e for her oart. in an llnciliplnyiriclit insurance 'arkrl.:.

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Six to Stand Trial For Conspiracy

Evidence submitted in VVhitby, Ont.. at the preliminary hearing; the conspiracy charge laid by the Ontario government against sev-I eral road contractors and provincial employees has resulted in the commitment for trial of six men, among them Cecil H. Nelson, left, and Walter Bergmann. right. Nelson, retired chief engineer of the Ontario highways department, via: alleged to have received a 514,500 .house from the Bergmann Construction Co. The prosecution attempt- ed to prove that Bergmnnn conspired to have road contours altered in blueprint stage to show more work than was actually done.

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servalits brothers visited her Mon- ST. ANNts W. 1.

day and a male relative also vis- Th. July meeting M St Amy; UN! Ml-E Tf9mbl3Y- 1301100 3150 TC',W. 1., convened at the home of ported that search of two nearby Mrs. Leo Reid. The president, Mrs. St. Lawrence river islands. wherel ETIC B9” l”'95ld9d- TWQIVE "Wm"

he women were first believed mlbers answered the roll call and have fled, had proved unsuccessful. mru wslm” W”? p”””'' S k i lc ,

. , 1 I ew 4 committees ucic: rxl::?nz:x;,e'&:lLeel:e;:&1me; Geerf re-appointed; school. Miss Margaret.

aid McKuhen, one of the five sus-qvxglcshh igigzvD'I:usUr:e”Ig::1geI:I)earI:a .pect.s in the slaying of McAbbie.jMa,.y' Doyle. Program. Marjorie

.who was pistol-whipped to death at his

.than a year ago.

I McKuhen was escorted the Canadian border by police from .lAu.-.tin. Tex, where he had been found living the life of a "modal ciii7.en." The other three suspects are in prison here.

-"Walsh and Rita Redmond.

Mrs. Austin Bolgcr gave an in- ieresting report on the annual coli- yvr-ntlon held in Ch.-irlottetown The drawing for the quilt took place. Mrs. Eric Bell was the lucky win- ncr.

An address was read and a pre- sentation made to ihc sccrclary, a bride-to-be, on behalf of the lil- stitute. The address was read by pMrs. Austin Bolger and the pre- sentation made by Miss Rita Pow-

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SINGER WEDS

NEW YORK fAP).- Lu Ann er. ,Slmms. 22-year-old si ger on tho The August meeting will he Arlhur Godfrey television program held at the home of Mrs John

uas married Saturday to Luring Buzzell, 26, I New York music.

Doyle when the roll call is to bc answered by naming their first

Budget Reflects " Buoyant Slate '

By J. G. GRAHAM

Canadian Press can , 9 '

AUCKLAND, N.Z.. iCP)- The buoyant state of New zoelundb economy is reflected in the budget presented Thursday by Prime Min- ister Sidney Holland.

It makes provision for a vigorous program of public works and given further social welfare benefits, but still makes tax concessions total- ling about 530000.000.

Holland said New zeeland's over- seas assets are the highest in his- tory, totalling :l3D.000.000. He an- nounced that the exchange alloca- tion system imposed in 1052 to pro- tect overseas reserves as a result of abnormally high import: will end at the close of the present year.

EXTENDS BENEFITS

Holland announced extension of the social security structure to provide greater benefits for widows and government pensioners.

A long list of tax concessions in- cluded the exemption of many goods from the sales tax. reduc- tion in land taxes, and reorganiza-

tion oi! the income tax structurw

to allow greater exemptions for Ir taxpayer and his wife and children.

A concession also has been made to assist families where the wife works. Henceforth the income tax rate won't be assessed on the total family income if either partner earns less than 31.500 annually Total effect of the tax concessions is to exempt further a large group of middle-income families from in- come tax, though they remain liable for the social security tax which is levied at a flat rate of 7'5 per cent on all income.

Holland budgetted for a small surplus of 2509.000.

REVIEWS CAPITAL WORKS

Controls on dollar exchange will continue, however, and also import licensing in the case of 300 out of 950 items on the import schedule, but otherwise importers will able to buy according to their re- SOllli(lCS.

Holland reviewed the great capi- tal works in progress in the coun- try, including big timber and news print projects and large hydro- electric schemes. He announced I plan to use New Zeaiand's vast underground natural steam re-

Police said Thlii'sdal- one of Miss publisher,

school teacher. sources for production of heavy

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See other Specials on Sales Floor

Refrigerators And Home Freezers

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SPECIAL See Special Tables, Chairs, etc.. on floor

Thorn are many other items

too nulnorousro mention.

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I011 CLINIC R 7'

A mobile children's clinic is

opuited in New south walea.Au.I-

trelia, with specially equipped

railway oolchu attached to regu- lar trains.

water and electric power.

Holland also announced I pro- posal to raise a 110,000,000 loan in England to -upplement the :30,- 000.00o local loan whi h closed this month after being 0 eruubacribed. The loam will be used to prosecute the public works program.

OIIIII IIRIIAIY IXVIQ

BOMBAY (AP)- Reports tron Silver I. an isolated pocket 0! Portuguese colonial territory in India, said Saturday Portuguese official! there have ordered each family to contribute one man for military Iervlco "in the fight against the Indian auresaora." Silvessa lies close to Dadra. an- other Portugueae enclave where I group of 35 Indian nationalists march in Thursday and pro- claimed the village "liberated."

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