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B The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon, July 11,1966 pleted engaceme h mn Staadacoma stirs + iru! Ensiant 9m Atlant Winter f a Mar / time tour The ba aiso had a ‘Band In seven day engagement in Rie De Janeiroan. Braz ° Lt. JF McGuire a leenciate Summerside «ve kms! season ine Seas. who has had considerame ex queeernciwe — Tas Cons MERE OF 8 ee dan forces hase Stadacona hand, adjucieator gr Podge a a@ 3i-fiece ‘hand. from Halifax, many countries dur 7. s nava enll: be appearing at Civic Sled. Ca7ert. © Be directo : tum tadav for twoe — concerts, INDIANS FACE "FIRES The fret will he at 3 30pm and = More than-900 Ontario Indians the second at 7 Wpm have. heen trained as forest fire The band has recently ‘com. fighters

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Valley, in Tibet. have mas- oo ees See - an i ; t 1as ursday- in- #- The ruth about oa EWMLOR, ‘Voene ieee Ideological ‘signify. | \dieated party workers are in for OTTAWA ‘(CPi—Adoption of There were 30 companies whose The chartered banks will have osice by Peking’s official Peo. 2% unusually gctive chore to- : Finance Minister Sharp's pro directors were represented OM ty divest themselves of large. ples Daily day. The efforts made to in- eens, IFRS war /, os merenne ON TOMLINSON | posed Bank Act revision this four hanks. There were two shareholdings in near banks ae newspaper. organ of the Pee Sones 0. super Set F ERATION CENTRE . ee . ge -fali-or—winter—is -goine-te—-torce—-companies -wirese—tirectors--were— : TO ini nian Chinese Communit’ party. | parties: “was unprecedented —in- | CON “a ; ee _g@ considerable change among members. of the board of six This isn't all public information, | htiakas ne Me Breet |many \ynstances <= . : the men who sit around the banks. — but it is known, for “instance, sont that Suohuns tena mac | There were questions asked = + &* KH HLA ke kk beard ‘room table of many of! At.a press briefing last week, that the Bank of Nova Scotia 0 i ae chee Eh was learned E Canada’s hig corporations Mr Sharp was asked whether has a large ownership interest P ‘ - Seite as cae he that 141 wotes had been cast * ° k One of the main objectives of he had considered making it il- in Eastern and Chartered Trust, Ten’ -to Drea tough _fet- during the day It appears most Playing A T is Wee ° Mr. Sharp's. bill, introduced legal for a company director to the Toronto - Dominion | bank ters” of the former feudal lunlikely. one political observer N IVER - position objections in the serve on the board of any bank |owns a large piece of ‘Canada system lsuggested, that there would be al LA coal ons, is to break up exist- with which his company direc- Permanent Mortgage, which. in The mice. says the ‘newspa- iso many people in the smal! ¥ = ing interiecking corporate di- tor to serve on the board of any |turn owns a large number of Per. had previously beeD | actrict whe would be unable HH d th T tl rectorftes, particularly as be. bank with which his company shares in National Trust. In no called ‘spiritual mice and te be present at the polls to .mowar e turtie tween the chartered hanks and does business case, it ia understood, does the had been protected by Tibet's: vote today That. after al! is : the trust and nan companies Mr Sharp doesn't go that far bank own a majority of shares religious overlords for thOO- ine surance of an advance soi? that accept deposits from the As he explained it. to put in of the trust companies sande of years while the serf ae abe persons hc Sake delhi and public the en - called near- such a provision would mean There are several companies system prevailed could not be present on the re ; Banks that Company A- going to a in the field of finance, though — sock > + cam- | gular polling dav t, imply stated. . hank director hank te do business would have not trust and lan companies paizn. ¢ . ‘eopie'’s | GHTIN : e ve serve_on_—_he—hoard_of_to. deal with a bank in which taking deposits from the public, Daily describes as ‘a revolu- a er el goad Candian Puppet Theatre ‘ idirectors of another bank or of. his company had no voice on which are owned to a substan- tion to do away. with the old | fighting ground. for _ the - ris al ee J ie 4 : ig--near-bank-___, ._______the hoard of directors, but-Com- (tial degree by cliartered abanks "_thoucht and a. mass activity parties over the. Seats In he = : | Altogether the e tht chartered pany A’s competitor. Company Roval Bank owns a larce part to reform society.” many last 39 vears—since the genera! at lhanks have 2R4 directors Many R. could he: represented on the of Rovnat, and,Commerce owns fields in the vallev were duties we. the 1 teprate af these serve as ditectors of a board a large part of Kinross cleared of mice which. tm the nani whacia +t esl a tg P “a “Has @ lot to recommend *.” number of other companies: At. What Mr Sharp does intend One feature of the Bank Art past. had heen disastrous to pen Actually that doesn't te!’ ° L. A. Times the time of the latest reports to dois intraduce-real: competi- revision is te give the chartered. ‘agricultural production ~and the complete story That «em 1:30 and 3 P.M. oa : filed with the federal covern- tien between the -hanks and the hanks some time in which {0 animal husbandry east elie tee uaa et 7" ent. there were 2.733 compan- near-hanks. THere are 13 neagr- divest «themselves of shares in Tihet's former is ‘ - - Adam and Eve ore depicted au natural. win in Canada which had direc- banks which had. at last repeat, exceéae af the limit allowed = now daring to ak teen ee ee see the ee | i h L Th . fs somethi to see. . tors sitting on the board of at six or more of their directors This, of course, is to allow an divine right’ and trample us-_} me ca ren ’ ” a " n t e ecture ea re wg least one bank There were 3 serving on hank boards—not ne- orderly ‘sale of. company stork: denfant monsters in the ideolo here. From 9% whe he. Lib Hollywood Citizens News companies “chose directors. were cessarily all in the same bank. so as not to unduly upset the -.0.5) domain” “the People’s | jerals. took all 3 seats. unt! | : 7 Nights represented — This wil] be outlawed market. = Daily save > : TONIGHT-TUESDAY =i this as soe sels : > cant. victory gained through - Ru ssia ‘s De ut) Pr emier the thonht of Man Tae-tung.” TONIGHT at the ROLLAWAY GOD CREATED WOMAN FOR MAN’ «. | Tibet was formatly declared an autonomous” region ef AND SEX BEGAN } ae : China last September. but ob « Gives Comments On Trip 222 22V58 e Sensationa = control

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