ny ’ ? “ ’ 9 " a ” Yin ¢ Yr? E se i - : a. : rr 7 s ~ ~ Be 5 ‘ ae Leth # OE area eee Se + . _ ; root SE Rae -o it hi * e { ¢ + ‘ ‘ oo anaes 2 a if It's Good For The : ane WEATHER ’ ‘ -Moude with showers, clearing tontcht ~ < ' The ‘Guardian Is For H —. teieag Sauth 20. Caw-high at J har. ey — — ie lotfetown 55 and 70. Saturday: Sunny, - - : 4 a: . i . ; : :

ace 2 Edward leland Like The Dew”” |

VOL LXNIX <n 12a : sstbaryred os Second Clase Mall by the a ; es TTETOWN, Cc ANADA, FRIDAY. ae LY 297 1966: 4 : soT “MoRR TEN CENTS ; 16 PAGES : : . "i, ; : , %. . *

Ottews end for permert THAN . ‘ ' ? : yr?! } ; . : ’ : : " ‘ . . ‘ , : i ‘ ’ : 4r- - : , : ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ GROW YOUR OWN phon : Spy - .@ “ ; ‘a 1 i ' - ; ; * a . P ee : wa in et. , ; a . ¥ eee rae renin penetra a — ; ‘s 5 . # . ; _ - 4 ’ 4 , : hy a ps ; ve aie eee rece oh. Oe. TC: & : g : Bt: ee nan ge eee ernie ae ae tn hy coe rs =A PP. ; - teh f SGT ANUU std ee ae . a = Sees esate: ABS 4 1 ; ‘ . Fre aa rates asustance (an ~ (freveht aasistance) means ven . feed zraim hase heen backed y . . me mS are not prepared to grow the : sisal 5 : e solid'y bv most Tcland, and man, ? + . laid ty he ah ; 7 tens a ~ : i al . — at % . other anadian farm spokesmen f youneers es, served ake Se Ais ee ee a . . ee ee rer nie ; peteresipenenateateipeneh . aa daeee tabeadae | Gives me Corn ia the best cattle feed, . ” ; a4 H . . . Jone aid here Thursday “‘it's said the man who works among % , "| >. he most. dehilitat ng thongs that Ontario agncultumsts, “but. in ever happened> to: ay . region." most regione of the Maritimes, ae ‘It's cheaper. to grow vour own

you cannot adapt’ to grain corn

uction at present, though that will come inevitably,” he . suggested"’ You should be adapting. corn to Maritime con- $ ——thens;-but-that.s.in.the future," . Mr. -lones observed

grap. and a greatly increased acreage of harley is the answer, he suggested

Mr. Janes isin charce of crop tien an ) the fac ulty of the

Tel Won t Occur

By BEN WARD expected. shoitly in related sis: _ OTTAWA” (CP? -Plans-for._.putes: between the railways and possible emergency session 6° two other uninps--the Canadian Parliament next. month to pass Brotherhood off Ratlway,. Trans legisiation—-against__a national port and General Workers railway strike are being quietly (CLC) andthe” Brotherhood a arranged by the government. Railraad Traimmen (CLC) Informants said Thursday key. ASK, SHORTER DAY ’ -membera. of the House of Com- The CRRT wants a “W-rent mons staff have been tol? to be hourly boost for its 20.000 non- and early Septembet for a brief operating workers ony the CNR, special session and BRT a 15-per-cent-raise for

Guelph Ontarie “He is

of the ‘ate Lavton Jones of Pownal 17,000,000 BUSHELA

The ~Island-born~ agricuiturist-—— suzgedied large. acreage of har- lev on the Island The, quantity of 100.000 acres.or even 200.000 >was, advanced as a possibility . At @0 bushels, to the acre, on * MR. JONES 200.000 acres. it would mean 12 « million’ bushele -.or 1,200,000 Exferimental Farm here, chait- pounds :

He. wat, aneaking at ‘an open meeting of the Atlante Provin- ees Branch of the Agricyltural Institute of Canada’ It was held f» Bireh Court at the Experi mental Farm i

One phase df the seesians dis. !

“mys harley in some. deta

Als sponsnred) by the AIC : ee : : ; A cot ie al usleelienetie ok ed the’ specialized crops dhis- “There's no earthly reason Although the government ap-. its 20,000 conductors, ae ae spectalived -craps, | ie straw ere jwhy'vou can't do it’’,. he. insist.) pears to te determined —_'s = es rae eg - é OOF ray } : : ' at 2 i Sag ‘ i] not eccur, |W ts w herries—hineherries—“ete——< CHEAPER TO GROW ee ed. as he siregested an objective, oe. beer Bane! ee six hours from eight, a step the rn Tank Ciesla . “H's che ° t wow + of ljeast two tons of grain_fo the et oe } ‘. ae ohnson uper ape ia ‘our ; ~f paring for striké action to ratiways—say —invotves —a—total’__ titer of the CRC’s Maritime own feed than to buv it,”) Mr. 2¢Te: For the future, the objec- on wage demands wage package of 3 per cen! Farm Broadcasts, chaired the Jones insisted. “Don't let any- "Ve should be bushels to the There already have been. in- Last month the government disenssion ‘on harlev” Jark Cut- one tell you drfferertiv.” The acre he added The climate tormal discussions among top halted A _threatened strike on cliffe. research officer” at>~ the fact-von have such a- system 89d atmospheric conditions here union officers about sectinz a the St Lawrence Seaway by . ; -— are ideal for. barley production, joint ‘strike deadline around the ranting 1,200 workers a waze. — - | Mr_ Jones observed lend <of Autriat:—-One— date su- package that worked out to a& Red Troop Concentrations —— _ at: x mzsesied a crated host been "Laber’ thas, cents an hour ver. two years on-thefarm basic feed for al! Sept. 5 ; This will jump ‘the average i classes of livestock. ' A bill imposing a compulsory Tate to $2.21 an nen next yaar ~ Struck B U-S. Jer Bornbers T settlement on -the unions would ~— Earher federal“rahinet inter- CHEAP FEED - prevent - legal strike action vention led fo .a_ settlement of We can grow barley for : : ig However, union “sources Sav : mngshiremen * . SAIGON AP 52 jet 786 of the Hanoi regulars and -¢ay an acre, or thereabouts’, “e es . that if the settlement terms ‘ig- strike for a wage zain of #0 ; sombers bit at three suspected ectimates air and — artillery Mr. .lones suggested, ‘“‘Even he: wai * valved were not acceptable cents an hour over two vears, ommumst troop concentra- strikes have accounted, for 80 we get inte the _~$50-per-acre si » ef their. members would . This, involved 4,256—deek—werk—_—__ | fons Thursday im: a flurry of pinee a Re ‘ per ; | PREMIER ALEXANDER B. is his mother. Chief Justice back in January 1936 The 7 on ers who will average $3.53 next — Lie! ‘cheiiis thcal’ minlesided < -enlite 5 range”. he added. ‘harley is a l¢ | RIGHT. : oa W. ATLEFT, Chief J support a wildcat walkout | ee] pe Paige og ae A guerrilla raid before dawn cheap feed, we start think- SAYS NOT TRUE Camprel. a, oe © These 5. Cone, ro Justice was. premier of -— Another -possibility is that the year —a1RCORre ... (Ne , SONNETS on a. village 18 files from Sal-: ing of two tons to the acre.’ handshake, and best wishes, must have been thinking ‘of the province until he resigned Unions would launch a work-to- Rail union leaders appear te ghtine . Viet. Cong suey 3S gon inflicted ate’ casu- i HE’ S YOUNGEST from one of his warmest fans, the time when he was sworn in . in 1943 to accept the appoint- pile campaign, slowing “traffic termined to obtain ~ similar and North “\ jetnamese infiltra oie and ran loft the villens's Comparing that with present Mrs. Thane A. Campbe!| who as Premier of the province ment -to the ee Court. te a crawl gains fi their members. now or died last week laietinnn af @8 aatiains feed costs, Mr. Jones said: eae ; : paid an average of around $222 ™ the 334, 195,.were South Vis lf at the present time we're VICTORIA (CP) - The e ; MADE SUGG ESTION hourly. etnzmese and. 126-Un ‘ed States ‘fresh contingent of 1,300 building rations in this province Times says a claim that Pre- iN a Karly this month a concilia-. - — troops The US : toll was: more South Korean troops arrived - under a freight rate subsidy, or; Mier Alex B. -Camphell of ew : era overnmen Gon board: proposed s_ wage jin- ; : ron double the ‘previous week, the South ee ‘ae a reasonable facsimile thereof,| Prince Edward Island is the 7 . crease of 18 per ceot - spread Free Text Books. and ‘ITS hattle deaths in Viet town of Que Nomh by sea [hurs- we hit close to $90 a ion tor, s “youngest provincial premier “ over two years for two union b Nam since 1961. rose to 4,440 dav, the first replacements for noe feed._1 think- those.“ of ’ in this century’ isn’t so . ° ‘ ! e groups representing about %0,- Possible In Fall 4 _militare_apokesman an. the Korean division completing eel for cee “Not so."" says The Times ‘ Z ‘ . : 000 non-operating railway work- . a nounced American cand Viet. ts first year ot duty mn Viet . seas coats - sanemsent_¢e, yp) and—-British -Columbia—Ais- ul es rovince S es in ers. This would work out to bee ek Bremer Ales namese fighter - hamber pilots ’am—There——now._are__.26,000 ' ae wed Sd forian James K. Nesbitt ° ; tween 40 and 43 cents an hour ing a toa ¥ ay ; flew a record 826’ combat. sor- South Korean ‘soldiers im South — a” oe , ‘Premier Campbell, they . . for the vatious categories in- neopets? oar a oes ~ < n ‘om muni st -%) ‘ . } : s — ui hes . against Communist prs ro ~ ——| Say, loses by a whisker to | A swearing-in ceremon. at warm pelationsh up that existedriculum (and here he noted ‘volved: a Kae text hooks could he ear: o HENS. In. SOUIR: Viet Nan} my ft j Sir Richard-MeBride, premier Government House. yesterday between him and the Lieutenant-'such plans might influence any’ The unions, which or iginally ried-nut this fall ° fone isha dP ont ae sei it Mg a of B.C. 63 years ago Saw new cabinet members and Governor during. his termt as decisions on future school books demanded boosts of up to $1 an Following yesterday's Cabinet Thursday : A tvwrvenmne “Miro Campbell was--bornapremier. take office.as_a |.id- premier, and said that he would and their issue), uniformity of hour ‘and more for skilled meating. the premier said, —'T wr NEAR BORDER J os F Dec. 1, 1933 so is’ 32 years, eral. Government returned to énjo\” partial retirement-astead-. Jegisiaation,.notably Jn..connece classes, rejected: the_ proposal am conti ident that the program he eight engine B-52-Stario 7 mionths and 27 davs along power for the first time-in se\- er of the Opposition tion with highway regulations; “and now are-in=the -procedure of. “he TnisleTne HATH thety a fortresses from Guam staged } : : . hez d wel taking a mailed strike vote will implemented th ? » | im his life today, the day of en years. MORE RESPONSIBILITY alth and welfare, federal con- t ble and that one. -saturation raid just below | his swearing ‘in to office. 1 i ‘ 4 i He said that the relaxation tTibutions. on Centennial célebra- among, members. This will take: est extent possible a E the border in support of Opera- Alex Campbell, | anadas$ i ot . another three .weéks. Hon Gordon Bennett,—minister———— ; Os Sir Richard was born Dec.. ‘youngest Premier, accepted. the will be appreciated by both him tions next year, financial as- ‘ of education, is giving the mat. oa Hastings. ever. 7 ay TS, 1870 and was sworn in as responsibilities ef. the Govern- and his wife, although “under Sistance for universities, and in- Copedienas Saeed er ter his urgent. attention.””.' : wor eee wv pinned " ad premier June 1, 1903 when he ment of Prince Edward Island.the circumstances, the ftinction dustrial and incentive programs. It was also announced Horn ¢ ¢ 5 La) na = | aetna Wised Seat Viet Nas was 32 years, 5 months, 15 when he was sworn into o'fice of the Opposition has a greater The first meeting of the new ° Lec, Roam. anlalouak oh diets days old by _Lieute Governor W. J. responsibility than. the present Cabinet was held at 2.30 in the ixer Deals } : : 2°94R infantry division. “Others sale? = : : v Lieutenant- Gove J. wes . S n fare and tourist development, | s 3 By KEN KELLY to decide which hattalion _will Even W the date’ of the (MacDonald _» government : afternoon with the top item on ‘ocho damian hit, hingle areas north’.4f Sai- «yrpaWwa CP)—Defence: Min-.\be designated for the - new SOL Cstion ke tekee Ore SB . aa er ae After the swearing-in cere. the agenda being the matter of r jwill . atten ee —— fee Pa erent eit -Heliver...probably.will_opt NATO. duties. This__ battalion | re ms “i mony of. the cabinet ministers, free school textbooks. Mr. Va ae ; Operation Hastings is a dr oe ato}. Mier Campbell still loses as Canada's oldest premier, ‘tend-_™ ? foundland og Monday and Tues- a 14 dave ago by U'S- {or buying up. to 20- new Her- will be deployed in an emer- the voungest ‘by 43 dave ered his Tesignation ta The -Lisu=-the—premier.and_a__member_ Campbell said that legislation is - d dient auld te the ceooke eines and South Vidtaamese cules -aireraft to give fast’.mo- gency on NATO's southern flank) Rut. says The Times, he tenant-Governor prior to the ar- Without portfolio, the new cal exsonger fh ee inthe 58 ANGELES CAPT" Dirt— grin start wet ae Reid ———— r . ' G ihe: . s ’ P case of sc a eee ae ste f - = | troope against the North —Viet “i os bay actos Py agin or a i can still claim the spot of be- rival of the new premier and ena ia Wank He also said that following the bearded and nearly done to a. - The. premier said-he and Hon. #4 Rett thie dal promise 5 . -| in t , ges s tabi hi ‘ : . , > tak iad Es | poe 3 sy Oe ae NATO's ACE mobile force, in-'mand would transport and sup- cis ag en et ee — = sere" chambers of Shaw centre. — cabinet meeting he would an- sadekak te ae dee Pia ae - aoe pd gp : ck — > hae a ted killing formants suggested Thursday. ply. hoth battalions with its cur- <? __Mr. Shaw commented upon We 5 mier Campbell announced Rounce the name of the man mile hike through -broiling nny : 4 Lg onfer sth Pa; teen . Consideration also “will be lrent stock of Hercules and that a special session of the Leg- Who. will serve as his private se- Death Valley Thursday —— a Z een Mamdiay cee ere given to buying CI4l jet trans- Yukon planes. But that would e ‘ + islature will be called “at the cretary. H cL ir aie : | . eG. : cae ie was taken to Death Yekev Tuesday next and will return te “Ch h U ports instead of adding to the be possible only for a short pe- earliest possible date.’ SPECIAL INVITATION uationit moeument . beadquar- |th avinee Staianeiay urc rges present Hercules and Yukon riod and by cutting back some- f Among? specific items for con- He ‘stated the tabinét meeting pomieg dt Waenses Creek He late? te 8 co anced the S hteoas fleet : : what on other transport com- |. j . ° % sideration then will be the ‘sup- would also decide who would ac- Hate ice Cad “Antes : w ee 7 oR ae aie ed G it .. t Rut, at the moment, most of mand duties, such ‘as supplying ; : - __plementary payments — to the old company him to the meeting of F 4 ae Se etlnl aes" §ts is ’ oe ' fasta 4 "a Ul oncep the considerations involved Canadian ‘forces on WN . peace age pensioners, he Sa salt ~~ Fanadian—premiers—scheduied ieamenne aan: eee I wa re ag 0 2 sg pint all a cost.” supply. - training and pre- keeping duties in Cyprus and : 4 - The premier was unable to pin - be held next week. The premier geod ss \ naditio ahead “i oan a " gene ' a 5 Abolishment paredness— weigh on the side of the Middle. Fast down the date because of ‘the stated he had received a speciai f a Saag oe = sth air - oe c= - ne " the Hercules a ci : : “cts. many things -to take imto consid- >invitation from Premier Robaris a ef Te clerk of the Executive Council, _ . . Mr Hellyer promised-a sec. GEARED TO HERCULES . Cre uv . : eration,” but veteran observers of Ontario! a mighty. thirst. . . -NNEDY q m The probl f \ WASHINGTON AP The The 28-year-old’ former para ; ‘ Rv CAROL KENNEDY ond battalion for the NATO . problem of more planes AS ; r = suggest the month of October as___ This meeting of premiers, to : cy . Fl U Cost Pp s LONDON (CP)—A<change in force-at this week's Paris meet-. iS whether to continue with the U.S. Senate labor committee de- | A @ possibility be held in Toronto, will discuss. trooper began, his walk last - our. J se “Sritain’s diverce Jaw,. abolishing jnc Hercules. for which the supply, eided Thursday to leave it to. POSSIBLE ITEMS many matters of vital import- Wednesday, announcing he Hi B the esaneenpt of matrimonial TESTED ARILITY Maintenance and. training now President. Johnson to order Among the. items he -mention-.ance to this province, Mr. Camp- wanted ‘‘to show there. is stil] May 7 it | read . guilt, is urged- by a Church of: The present ‘unit designated iS Zeared or switth to jets like striking © machinists back.” to ed were discussions scheduled’ bell said. and for this reason he adventure in_the states : i England committee appointed for this force cis. the -Ust Rat-.the Cl4l which would require yo. ‘Gs ia sain ER ae an portable .pensions, the. co-or; felt P E.I. should be represent- But he lost his_cool daring a TORONTO cP Rising by the Archbishop of Canter- tation. The Black Watch. It sue: 4" on ee setup lines : dination of the educational cur- ed. <- mi Se bees ~ jweek of air vemperaiures pont flour: prices may force a price , bury. If adopted, it could mean cessfully tested its ability to de- . On the Hercules -now f ; * (Shimmered between 115-and 135 increase for bread in Canada, - A $2.000.- - After a stati, four-hour, ses- degrees and ground » tempera ioranto- hakery. eneediive: chia

more divorcees in Britain * ‘ploy on NATO's iethoen flank (runs at slightly less than In- a®@report published tédav during a- winter ‘exercise ear- 00 That would mean. a $40,- after 2% years of study, the 12- ier. this year. making the move 000.000 outlay for 20 :

sion’ behind clased doors, the- "group voted 11 to 5 for’ a back- towork plam that would sermit member. team of clergymen from Canada to Norway in five The same amount of money. three cooling off periods, each lawyers and sociologists recom- days. twa under - the seven would. buy nearly seven of the a+ go days, on orders of the mends. that the basis of all di- ‘called for in “NATO plans faster C141 jets. Current esti- president :

vorce should he the s{mple. Studies have been started at Mates are that a dozen. would = phe measure also would cover ground ofthe breakdown of a Cafiadian Forces headquarters be needed. So the C141 would’ any other airlines that . face

, . Ot E . ' : tures as high: as 190--so hot his) Thyrcda teak : e - shoes burned off = ; Bread is a staple and “évers OTHERS WALKED - fime the price-goes up some Park officials say they have politicran tries to make capital

no record of any individual feat hy taking a slam at us.” JC. to parallel Marquant’s, althouch (onrad president of General ° ~*~

others have been knowp to walk’ Rakeries Ltd. said in an inter. alone in Death Valley. but al-_ view oe always in cooler weath; Rut " Heosts keep “Increasing.

marriage Offences, such as mean a $70,000,000 outlay

adultery, would he taken-inte . A ci Me There's a further ‘considera- ; Uncounted 4 have ad

consideration as an obvious Ne otiations ition in favor of thp.~ Hereples: oF — in ihe Ton ae oy es Wl have no choice,” he -- ,4n mptom of marital: failure, but . g : By 1971, the new (5 jet trans- 4. TR Seu _Liberal Government will be ender Hon Keir Clark, ley eae eee driest me 4 ;

would ne longer stand as a self : 5 port which will carry 1.000 men j since 1959 took office*this morn- Montague. with Hon Elmer spot in the -US ince astvitan

gufficient reason for dissolving Resume Today should be available and deferice ing under 32-year-old Alex Camp- Bianchard Charlottetown. nam ash first found it ‘cs R49 iN

a marriage , authorities think it might be bell. as Premier. Cabinet minis- ed minister of }z abor: Hon. Rob- oO Gan Up,':

The committee says is pro - jworthwhile to: skip the, CI4l 5 ’ yee vale e zd ters were’sworn in to make up ert C’ Campbell ‘Alberton will posal. wou d likely lead te an | D S k w stage, buy the Hercule’ now : ses i es i , sa a aes ts a : R dnitial rise im the. number of n * tri e ~“and go for a couple of C5s if Fives PRESIDENT JOHNSON the new. Executive Counéil be reer ode oi. portent FINAL MESSAGE obarts Savs

Several. -surort v ~on- Premier “Campbell! decrees, but_{t. maintains the > they’re needed by 1971 Severa urprises were con npbe also an-

TORONTO CP: A Canada strikés within’ the next — six inna n the list of portfolios Moutted—the—tentative list of “TAPED TO DESK dass eh . r ; TIRONTO- et Ps . ib iintam

new _doctrine, would’ he more

lnct and realistic for contemp Packers Ltd spokesnvan said: ce : seats months : with Premier Campbell retain- fOMMissions w hic h various det AtAFN.SOC iety. > Thursday meetings het weentthe« ‘MembersSa | WASHINGTON AP) Prime Uhder Matis ae ‘Skiaiin in® also the” atterne’ zeneral- members of the Cabinet will ad- Chaclottet@wn CP Walt . mee Re atts : “aid ‘Thursday the, The! if-page report says the fompans and representatives ol, y Minister Wilson of Britain ‘ar: has a cake an emergency ship Hon. Daniel J. MacDonald eee: and said he hoped a Ca- > er Shaw who resigned Thurs- ied sea * Badagyatt ag oy biice yg ehanze would show up divorce the United ~ Packinghouse Work: 5 jtived in Washington Thursday = = : ~ ae Bothwell: is the pew Minister of Binet meeting woud ratify them day a& premier nt Prince—-Fe- oie +4 steth “ dren — for what it essentially is: “Not Cts of America (CLC) will re- No Cut In Pa night and said he hopes to cover board to put off for at least 9 Asriculture, and ‘Hon G-orden—He will_personally take ove? 04 yoi.5d chad some” words ia : tee ’ = prev-

Ya seward fornrarital vidue on oom today fn an attempt to y a lot of ground in-his*talks with days a strike. threatened against Bennett Charlottetow n, is the the P-E.I. Liquor Control Com- oh adeliok tar Mlk tuncodese tak: oo em . ra von — to sang % fhe one side and a penaitt’‘for Sfitle a strike of 5,300 workers ; President Johnson. today American Airlines. Minister of Fdueation. mission.. The Minister of - Agri~ igying Thursday's . swearing: hs — ie ia tare marital. delinquency “on ‘the (7! * ght Canada Packers plants LONDON . ‘(AP)}—The British Wilson's plane, bringing him Earlier the committee re- The departments of fisheries culture will head . the oe in. c®emony at bospeahaed bie ‘ 7 : es anther nota vietary for one « Negotiations collapsed shortly government rejected -Thursday directly from London, _ arrived aia ts te ac cisuay tad de and industry and naturatresour- Committee on Agricultural eee : : = on . ce ony trance and® a reverce far the Delore a. midnight strike dead- night a proposed. salary cut for jat Andrews Air Force Rasé in re COUESE TAYOF €. Vv INO eek will be headed by Hon. Cecil cation. the crop insurance agen As: beer Liberal: Premier 4) tae t sie ae oT d ts are ether. hit a defeat fer hath’ line duly 19 Union. members ‘members of Rarhament im the nearhy Maryland administration, voting down~a@ Miller) Frenchfort... while Hon. ey and ihe Farm Establishment ‘i. Cannel wiadnd Gath nt S last aa aot oe he

ee vaiked.i off their jobs at plants austerity program State Secretary Dean Rusk, reselution calling far necolia~- George Ferguson, Fifth Kings, Board Education Minister “Ren- a a nificnk ia the Heel Si se - e Ay - eo erence . Se rae a ran mage ara ns me nly neler eal tag nga ei Re gph ap gah i ~Fhe—propasal_was made in | Ambassador. Das td kK FE. tions. with congressionai seri: will head pubNe works and high: nett will be President of the Fx peed sedtaata’ Fs a - a Hoag gb poe a emiers are te . Hull. Que, St Boniface. Man, ‘the House of Commons by Con- Bruce, the. American envoy to tiny aan ie he eembned—perishos ecigive Council while also head- piing a following ee < = met oa = esas ith ea , INS DE TODAY Edmonton, Calgary and Van- servative Nigel- Fisher England, ahd other US. offi- The striking Internat onal As--Of provineial treasurer and pro- ing the P.E.F Housing Author taned ee his a “ The Pree ¥ ieee Rersd sae Taatai coaver He said MP pay. should be ‘cials welcomed Wilson. ° sociation of Machinists (AFL- Vincial secretary and c¢ de By, Senior: Citizens: Housing: oo ere horn evecvoss . esis Mr "Sobiea a hi Island news z Thev joined 2.300 workers at cut 40 per cent “in view of the The talks, Rusk said in a. brief CIO. has” failed thus far to fence wil! have. Hon.- T Earle Corp and the P.E.I. Hou sing’ hain vou aaa bs staal aS: I : 7} ¢ a oe ’ Simmerside 3 the Torante plant who jumped economic situation apd as~ an |welcoming address, will “he of reach a settlement im = negotia- Hickey. Summerside, as Minis. Commission , a. hk Nike os - ~ eer Si oa atm -08 ¥ Deaths 3 the deadline and struck’ July 18. example fo the nation." great benefit to all of us”’ tions with the five aiclines, ter; with Hon Lorne Bonnell, Hon. Cecil Miller will hedd the your soak idea. ee we tine ” iat \ en saad st _ ~ Faitorials € 4 Iman officials have said chef The Labor governmerf lag Wilson's one-day conference Faster: Nationa Nortawest, Murray River; onetime minster ‘Fishermen's Loan Roard an Aes nie aude i mi fac ved true ae aad sie ees ae dhe hincs, Queens, City ® 5 igs im the dispute. are a 33. week -imposed harsh deflation with the US presi dents will fo Trans World and Unwed of health and a former. interim) Lmdustria Enterprises lad aaa ithout bs ae om bias ht pre W ame Ws: S 7 percent. wage Increase and .so- ary measures that will hit’every cus on Britain’s‘financial pl ght. The union is seeking a waxe Party ‘leader: becomes Manister while Minister of High aye Fer- |e. van Se ateas fo vs hie be dincigealicart eoues* Finance. (markets R cialeand job security benefits. British family. - and -prospective retrenchment increase of about. five: per cent _of Welfare and will also head jgusen will look after the, Crown qeath whenever it Gonie< able pensions, residence. re Sport .9 ba “he was called July 15 _MPs get £3,250 ($9,750). (of her overseas _military com-. a year’ Top mechanics now re- the department of tourist: Deve Building Corporation. Hon.. Mr The ad ntl “as clipped. auirements for medical race Comics 1? att wanes members rejected year--about four times the na- | mitments. Viet Nam and Fast- ceive $352 an het “Phe air- lopment |Hickey will have: the Centennial’ fram the writings of Dazens’ ¢° ordmation of educational Classified 2, 14. 15 , ease of i, eénts hourly tianal average wage Cabinet Wet relations are alsn on the lines’ last —ifer dae abot R The minicire af health and the Cammissian The Tourrst. Loan Nvhelet- af: Stoekhalm om standards and. fimape img oe eos ‘ ‘ner two years \ iministers’ get more, wroapective discussion lst =§ per cent bs rdapartment of mun:cinal alias (Conpboued am nage 3. col. 6 : mzher education o \ - ~ *, > ea «* rf ‘ % : a m - ‘ < a * no , * bs - ” . : » r = ‘ r 5 . ¢ ‘a, 4 3 rf int P. \ - = my x