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OL. LXXV. NO. 60 Aaihoraes (os oo, Case Mal ty ihe Pest Otis Deariment. CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1962. 12 PAGES

‘(New W. Berlin Pressure Threatens Arms Cut Talks

|Old Ferry’s Plates ‘Si Air Harassment And Are Damaged By ke :==22 Shooting Reported

Khrushchev si Hieultural sclentists have got to use more common sense if Russia's farm problems are to be solved. The CNR ferry “Prince Ed-| ry “‘Abegweit” on a number of| Khrushchev — By ALFRED KLUER! and was hropght to a standstill | ward Island”, pressed into sup- pemin, ears a becting Ki bor ror in ‘indy | BERLIN Centers). Bris by aimed shot: plementary service in the ice-| i°"ihat the PEL was damaged| Communist party central ees eee by East Ger. EXPRESS REGRET » chocked Northumberland Strait) Saturday, the Abegwelt took) committee meeting last | man border police amid signs Holden visited a Soviet Siatson between Cape Tormentine, N.B.| jittle more than the normal time,| Week when he reported that | of stepped-up pressure on West officer Sunday and Borden, P.E.I., was ana: javeraging from one hour and} a Kharkov veterinary stu- | Berlin by Russia and East Ger- Russian “‘expressed regret 2 ed out of service Saturday when| ten minutes to one hour and| dent was looking for a doc- | many. the incident.” B| ice loosened rivets in her hull| twenty five minutes on her trip| torate degree after discov- | ‘The soldier was shot in the The soldier was “seriously in- i =| plates. essel is expected to| Sunday. The light winds of the| ering “‘the speed of move- | stomach Saturday night as he jured” in the stomach, an East é bis ¥ | Betta up fora about five days. | past week have failed to pile| ment of horses depends in | drove a British olen attached German hospital official said hunters are from the Mag- | scene this week. The helicop- ; am 46-year-old ferry was tied| up the ice to any extent, result-| the main on the length and | to Soviet army headquarters in and had undergone an operation at tor iu the picture is) similar Saturday after some leakage’ ing in the less concentrated mass| {tequency of their steps.” | Easi Germany back from West but added “his condition has not taking | to the one that settled onto

eee aca aa eet Madde eas | | Nicholas Browne, was not hit iet aircraft dropped strips of In the “Prince's” absence the Prince Edward Island. The | are expected to arrive on the | stages of the hunt. Price Hiked ves Danae sat ana Abeawelt Wil maintan oe F lying Boxcar Ty the bullet cs. bed storia fol over, nod i er en arin|| alone. Erie P. Stevenson, area h H oll tne eat eiitaryrliz oom | capt alte tars extant 200,000 ANIMALS IN HERD At Conference « the ferry Sunday for atria] manager, ONR, said the Abe FASnes MOMe mission at Potsdam, ‘said, the flights between West Berlin “asd arene enineeeteeses arry Sunday for a tr ial/keit) was no ‘longe: ing picie! kes teat Gat without Were Gertnar Alberton Sealers Plan ane das tag ecveant nam tarten |. TAA V4 G4 fla realy Gol ot nonsed fo hse land este: shed into a howe agency ADN said the car “tried transport planes used the corri- . ment which leaves the member-| service during the winter|Both freight and passenger traf- | Southeast of her ft to avoid being checked by bor- dors Friday compared with a ship door open to Russia. months, but heavy ice in the/fic is reported as being ‘very’ killing four members of 8 con der security guards by Seeing normal figure of 10 or less. V us ico 7 struction worker’s family. All The agreemen. reached ate Gulf has delayed the regular fer- strong” ae rtnea een cre iuetovaas six weeks of negotiation: Accs aay | erew parachuted to safety but Rusk Informs Gromyko

er coaches oF he steam ll d | warning after it crossed the bor- The drop followed an increase needed Four Kille Ry JACK BOND Magdalens. Dr.*Arsenault said, ed on the Alberton hunt scene. Will be sent for approval to “the | three were missing until a coast jian-P: Staff

passeng GENEVA (Reuters) — The Back. afer the run, the CR generator car heat der near Klein-Machow, East in Soviet flights in the air cor- 57 governments represented at rd helicopter ted them . Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer| that there are more hunters| and the hunters and their two repres suai ‘opter spo A vast and ultra modern seal| waiting in the Magdalens to come | planes, piloted by Mr. Mac. ‘he conference, including Can-) in n ing OU § Ie | ina swamp early Sunday. Tactics S| arply Resent hunt, based at North Rustico, is| here if the seal herd comes any| Ilwaine and Les McInnis of #4? ‘ i ‘The C-119 plowed across an

United Nations wheat confer- ine official ordered the ves-| them. They are being Kept oft Germany, between the US. sec- ridors over East Germany be being carried out about 35 miles | closer to shore. He said more of| Moncton may move to Rustico) Their approval must come be- pen field, jumped a 15-foot

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aoe By TOM OCHILTREE reporters It was a good olf the north coast of Prince Ea| the larger helicopters would also| Glen, Matthews left yesterday| tween April 19 and May 15, the beetle "plone ithe GENEVA (AP) — State Sec- night's work. We talked about

ward Island. ng as the small “eop-| for Halifax with a truck losd ot! period during which the agree Ninel dabal retary Rusk told Soviet Foreign’ the Berlin incidents. We don’t Helicopters, the most modern are ae practical on some 300 pelts. | (Continued on Page 5 Col Levron, his ae aa. their two Minister Gromyko Sunday night like them (the incidents) and tool to be employed on the focal | ef their small payload. The eope|—o—————_$ tone wee ied, Their. seven that the Western powers we Ict them know it.”

seal hunting scene, are shutting | tere are supplied by Autair ta. Year-lddaushier Tance wa! strongly resented new Commu- — Gromyko declined to talk with seal pelts to land as fast. as 21 of Montreal. Am ajo or accident | ported in “critical condition Mist harassment tactics on Ber- reporters when he left the hotel, hardy Magdalen Islanders an) ocutred during the early days| C ion an ne QUEBEC (CP)--A project for attended by invitation, not wah ‘a probable skull fracture, | Hin Earlier, Western sources re-

supply them. | of the hunt when a large helicop- t near-| knowing it was to be the occa- py “tPwrence Hi ‘| Rusk defined his position to ported that the United States Tt appears that the hunt may| ter similar to the large ane em | Kereta ee ee. nea sion of the steel indust Rees Parss aes an unsmiling Gromyko during and Britain had agreed on @ immediately row to tn uae dropped‘a nouncement. the child had not vet come aut 2 four-hour diplomatic dinner joint approach for getting mt perpertlele ai roice " foatate | ite ant temached oe ary “t) Saturday but several reporters “Tater Premier Lesage of Que- of the coma but that she keeps Party at a Geneva hotel. The clear test ban “negotiations re trom the Magdalens, more ‘hel-| sank before could. be saved. | or en enar y invited to a luncheon at which hee told newspaper men he had repeating: Celtel 'ghereinesh) vec liad hi cooler aid 9 hentia party from | The machine was valued at more, the, announcement was made ‘very serious doubts" about the “I see it coming... I see priish Foreign Secretary optics the dinner. party, Raat the ton area, equipped with | than dollars. The crew iked out before it concluded. project. it comin, separate conversations aitghaats praaiee @ aleve “ate! Seead on sara recast ae OTTAWA (CP) —— Planning The twoday meeting was de- tee’ We pein Gents | ———————___— etre conversation with Gro. fa Separate conversions For. the Bastion ance. | bert Macliwaine, one of the pil.| for Canada's 100th birthday voted—through nine workshop about financing of the proposed myko followed two incidents eign Minister Gerhard Schroe- {ols working on the Alberton hunt, Party in 1067 should shift i tho | sections—to do's end don'ts that | poets, mancing of the, ps French Troops In Al eria which cast a cloud over the der, The Berlin problem was ASSEMBLY LIN. ext 12 months from ideas to the board of directors will "The project was announced by ps g Prospects of the 17-nation dis- discussed in detail on both pe- The hunt from the Rustico base| PROCESSED IN MAGDALENS| action, the Canadian Centenary screen tor priority and value, J. A. Leclere of Montreal, pres- Seenetnet Sep iations (08 110.) casioda, is almost on an assembly line| The Magdalen Islanders were Council was told Saturday. ‘Communications, travel ident of a company called Sul- Braced For Major Action eoesneren: Originally 18 nations were basis. Hunters armed with clubs| all set up on their own Islands| Resources and community tory, education, health phur Converting Corporation, I by case involved the seeding scheduled to take part in the st, festivals, culture ind leg- 3 y Russian planes of the Berlin conference but France withdrew

and skinning knives walk among| for the big funt but ithe herd | pianning—with community cen. 60 people including rep-

rograms were included eeeriaes of the town of Lau- CP from AP-Reulers It_was the first time Muro- air corridors with thousands of On the grounds that the ‘confer-

the seals, killing and skinning the | shifted toward P.E.I. ‘The pelts | tres holding priority — is 1

animals with great speed and| will be taken to t! Magdsiens ankaahaaet seine. ak = in the broad field of ways. for zon were present at the lunch- peans had fired on a French one ae Krew i ee ence was not a suitable forum

il, The skins are stockpiled| for processing, where a plant big event, it was suggested at Canadians to mark 100 years of eon, As well as reporters, Ray- petrol in Algiers. ‘qcniplane tonic, 1) 7), | fet ene, dlecaation of such 8 nd picked up by the helicopt-| has been organized for the pur- | the final seeion of the voluntary ationhood. mond O'Hurley, federal minis- Army sources said 45,000 men complex issue as disarmal

pose: agency's second annual meet. The council comprises 172 ter of defence production, Pierre massed in the Algiers perimeter, In the other incident a Brit- “"In'addition to the Ua, Beltahe

eA hiaeel ceamlee. o. Veouaih tacakrwhte, saciebh aa:*stabel fag. corporations, service and g0V- Sevigny, associate defence min- brace for a major action by the have been put on alert to repel ish soldier driving a staff car and Russia, the nations ae

@ two rotor machine, ean Me eee a ernment agencies, ethnic groups | ister, and several Progressive Secret Army Organization any major action by the secret’ was wounded by East German jing are Italy, Czeches-

and regeoreaisives of agricul- | Conservative members of Par- One French cadet officer and

lice in East Germany a few jovakia, Poland, Re Bul- 125 pelts per trip. The othe! ay a ew lovakia, Polan ceo hemiteea, larga Bah atk aes education, | jiament attended. The two cabi. one soldier were wounded when Authorities expressed belief miles beyond the West Berlin garia, india, Burma, the United

indus! rigs, can carry about 25 pelts) the an Needy an Press. ItS net ministers left the luncheon Europeans, firing from windows the rightist underground plans border. Arab Republic, Ethiopia, Nk aa ee function, it was repeated fre- shortly after the reporters who and bale: ae sprayed bullets to stage a series of spectacular, ‘GOOD NIGHT'S WORK’ | Zeria, Sweden, Brazil and Mex. quently, is to examine Sere decided to leave. on the in the heart of moves in an effort to thwart) After the dinner, Rusk told ico,

The pelts are ted | ts bunies, ideas for centenn! ‘Atiee. the limcheon, some ot| the Babsl-Oued dlatrict the application of a cease-fire |

| and then distribute hose | it tikes the members of Parliament, The soldiers answered the agreement now being negotiated

tint fet of the ceva an the p | AP A ( iti for carrying out by other touPS. who were present said they had | fire, wounding five Europeans. | in France, Khrushchev Expresses Ste ares laws fl icism ae e ececr ocean SAND IS PROBLEM Pessimism Over Talks

come feet rrr: the farm eons SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) ad possible of the real pic- established by the federal po MOSCOW (Reuters) Soviet | nomic relations during their of Cornelius Sampson, about ‘The Inter-American Press As- ture of national and individual | ernment and a National Centen- ° ° Premier Khrushchev expressed | talks. The Soviet leader ex- three miles from North Rustico. | sociation lashed out Sunday at Geeredation’” existing wader | sisi Conterence being formed pessimism Saturday about the | pressed pleasure at the growth The copters drop to within| a proposed Canadian tax law Communism. | by the government with mem- us Ico S an rl ge weramse of thie weck's gineran-| a tends and tales Ba a few feet of the ground and|directed at U.S. magazines and AFFECT TWO bers from all parts of the coun- ament talks in Geneva, a high crease even more, the source dump their ee loads, They | & magi ind newspaper tax | The measures, not yet put into |= Japanese official said si to a nearby site, atready | a ‘cftert in Mexico. effect, primarily would affect

fare ree ate refuelled. A resolution ‘by, the IAPA‘s Reader's Digest and Time mag- St di d B § . ti t Koruthchew tod Japanese am- bandon ibe uch azine. “The eps, = Youth Kills udie y ocienrists bassador Hisay “*: Parliament

HERD HEADS Se. taxation di The | Prime ‘Minister iefenbaker 7 beat seem

ao ittre is estimated to board said it “represents « sig- | January’ | optimistic" sents fii the Need Hi Fami My FARMER TISSINGTON biems are being studied by he will gradually ereale the candi agreement because of wide dif | aoe ‘ne a benno stad 1 nesons_ eit beanie Is ly Capital Bureau | Research Council staff in a very tions of water, sand, tide amd ferences between the Eastern is P lanning he

gerous i les from si - | Canadi longer would sod taney ia'be canine low | | Sttes framdoen of tie ppeees? to ent ter the ‘country wit they co qcoroann. NH. (AP) — A * ONTAWA - Scientists of the large building at the Council's wave that exist ‘at the present and Western points of view,

time. source said. shoreward although the pattern) ‘The hoard, approving its press ‘ain “advertising that pri- bespectaced youth of 17 National Research Council are Montreal Road site here. (Quiet Room eould change. o il ted ti oe di up to their ankles in water and Over most of the scale mode} Yamada had called on ¢

| the windup of a meeting here, safari is under the| also

hunting the organization's it ‘Deautoas for tax pur-| snd two brothers—to releve| te here. ‘And its all in the inter.|s A scale model of # portion of stuck into the sea bottom. After message in which Japanese OTTAWA (CP) — Parliament avec of Dr. Mark Arsenault, a medical from the} vide

urged of the value of Canadian 4 proposed bridge to be the inlet between the island and) each test is run, these gauges are Premier Ikeda stated that Ja-, is to follow the example of the

Go4 member newspapers to bro- | Reversing placed in foreign. Maio Gutak We biy’'bs str. crested on Prince “Eéward| the mainland has been set up It! carefully checked to determine pan had protesied the Uniied| United Nations by setting aside

ide reat haat “1 ee Tehibing deoet Gow measures 173 feet by 60 feet and how the sand and the shorelines States decision to resume at- “aulet room, pla

caineg Seg ovage tare ihe bridge, If i is constructed, \Sreeas large volume of Wa-' have been altered by the effect mospheric|muclear tess " etemplain meditation and . Sti H . ss

uae wil form a tink inthe Gul Shore| ter plus a ground-up plastic ma-|of tide and wave, The changes t mews agency Tass PPE

Cani . pee bl future foreign magazines set up a which passes through| terial which represents the san- wrought in one 12-hour tide per- pes * reeds 's message also ap- in Canada. a ee fem inte Edward Island "Ne | 4y bottom of the sea and the Jon can be simulated. in the 40 peated to. the Soviet govern: ter, Sir. Jon A. Mecdonahd te 9 In Mexico a law that went fs town of Newport, N.HL, toa Park. It will link up. Ras. | Rustico Island bay minute test. Ment to make every effort (0! ine’ Partiament Buildings’ west

into effect Jan. 1 i a 10 tico Island with Prince Edward! Scientists in charge of the pro-. OPERATED AUTOMATICALLY reach a ban on nuclear weapon Ber-cent charge on all imported = father, Francis i. “Mtr, Island proper and shorten t he| ject explain that they are now The scale model iy operated tests ania aoe soma antoniive

\ s e magazines, distance for car travel by sever- eee to create the condi- automatically so that the waves Khrushchev told the ambas 4 tax is designed to help sub-| Mecrats, 40. and two x0 is. and al miles tions which existed at the site are ereated at one end by an el-| sador, during a two-hour talk,| "An altar will be placed in the Mexican Charles A. o co But before any decision can be beck in 1954. By operating t he | ectrically-powered device known that Russia had done, and will room's magnificent bay window aa estimated | 9 iow | made abou it proceeding with the | model in carefully planned tests | as a wave-board. This board can continue to do, everything to which the " per Mexico’ newspapers

overlooks Ottawa * seetiee the name of a ae severed bridge project, the special pro-' lasting for 40 minutes each, they (Continued on Page 2 Col. 2)

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acreement on general dis- River and the Gatineau Hills of trem nited armament and cessation of nu- Quebec TAPA. board a aie” py non. | Glear tests, Tass said. The only other furnishings will

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Feply in the press that “there mitted the four ss a ava I er onvic e The international dharma "ve: the dove: ts carseat tem we been new efforts . blonde high school ment conference opens at Ge-

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a Nee eeagbinve ant eoderet: | Westanaag ier One pers. . m foreign ministers meeting. § - ‘ec In Shellin OMmMuNity Bee See mate ier ld which delegates management of the state hospital phy . . summit meeting to kick off the | ing down to the main for. | ‘and asked anneal

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‘2 minutes talking to her jn i . rr vi She donned the traditional TO-FIND-IT five-member court en- reach its verdict and another 4 anq British Prime aise: oil oo. er teak wit | sombre costume of black and WHERE- teted a stay of proceedings om minutes to determine the sen- Macmillan refused t Retired Anglican

Private library. audh| Sore mo makeup for her a0di-| psscscements, totiees . ti iterate charge of negli- fence, Maximum penalty for The conference, v Bishop Dies At 77 ences usually, run 15 to 20 min-| ence with the pope. | Mivtm, Gente, Gea ..., O48 gently performing a military conviction on the charge is “dis- called as an 18nation conclave, tes, Mrs. Kennedy seemed a Classified “t missal from Her Majesty's Ser- shrunk slightly after France) OXFORD, England (Rewecs) oh SR seg =| ee srt S|, Se nas ec s Si si pot Sd « wo no Grape a Ca

[ ‘ 4 E sentative. asse, 77, retired nedy as her car left slowly | Pope's extreme good nature had) 44)" Queens ‘he gant ih “Skeona | WANTED FINE. Me. Ikeda, in his message, also of Rochester, died Saturday at Peter's Gqcare while| placed her immediately st Core.) iags Co, he shells would fall within | Kenzie, after detailing the un- stid there would be many dif-/his home here. ‘The = ee ee ee eS el meat... tiles “ot land. This was Blemished career of Cmdr. Leir, ficulties in reaching agreement churchman advocated oon hour. of rosaries and medals of His) Siierisis pe Pacific aid that gut in thie case wai (O" * Muclear test Dan and dis: and the use of advertising, Sy Mrs. Kennedy, a Roman Cath-| Pontifieate from the Pope, along) Seuerms iiaienm sufficient punishment that treaty. his cae be wee 8a + cet eieeis ieee te woe Saas Gone yams Prince Co, . After twa days of testimony, ene Se cacan heel | Rare Khrushchev and Yamada also Sno court required 24 hours te | (Continued om Page 2 Gol. 7) | discussed Soviel-Jepancse eco iy. :

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