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If it's Good For the Island The Guardian is For it

who indentation

“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

To? LXXVI. Ni). 54

ort of France‘s 250.000 strikingl coal miners was issued Mondayi

sion increased in the minefields dispute, . l 1.’ n i o n leaders representing railway. bus and subway work-~ ., teachers and students called for token strikes today: raiizing from 15 minutes to an:: hour to demonstrate solidarity,

night by transport. public util-Ecoalfields of eastern and north- lties and teachers unions as ten-hero France miners shouted de-

' a. ' as‘pits was postponed until Tues- eir walkout entered its fourthiday because Monday is not a

Authorized aa Cla- Matl by the Post Office

5 d Ottawa. and for payment of poa‘aga tn can

Sympathy _ Strikes Sought As French Miners Oppose i Gov't Back To Work Order ‘.

PARIS (Reuters) m calllwith the miners and protestorder. threatening the mineral (or sympathy walkouts in sup-:governrnent attempts to order lwith fines and imprisonment un-i the miners back to work. '

‘ less

k. The call came as in the great ieame

they returned to war ‘ into effect during imorning in the Lorraine fields.

fiance at meetings

the

lts application to the northern

MIN-“‘- CHARLO'I'I‘ETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, MARCH 5. 1963.

iQUADS BORN

1T0 OHIIO COUPLE

LIMA. Ohio (APi~—While she watched. Mrs. Barbara Axe gave birth to quadrup- let daughters Monday.

"1 did ' " the 26-year-old woman was quoted as say- ing. “l got to see them born."

Mrs. Axe, who told doc- tors she wanted to watch the birth when they pre- i dicted quads a week ago. was reported doing fine 3 Monday night. So were the

babies. whose weights

ranged from two pounds.

9': ounces to four pounds.

day. working day them 2's; ounces. The babies ar- Police riot s quad s were_ ‘ rived about one month pre-

rushed into the Lorraince basinii‘Ew REPORT , malllrelY-

coal area in eastern France but in "‘9 Lorraine “Old-<- 001Y T woman's hUSband-

no violence was reported 309 miners were said to have Phil. adVel'tiSing manager

The government "requisition"reported for work out of a to- ta '

SITUATION UNCERTAIN

i work force of 8.362. I The requisition order—issued after a cabinet meeting pre-

Ry RON CAMERON Guardian-Patriot Staff Writer l'neniployed truck drivers laid up work yesterday or. ex-

ers of Confederation Memorial Building. However. '

definitely what action would be taken today.

\‘ioience had been feared at i'mirs during the Dense day as

Queen Is Given Warm Farewell tReutersl—An esti-,

SYDNEY

mated 20.000 persons Mondayi gave Queen Elizabeth R rous-l in: scndoff when she set saili for Brisbane to the tune i Waltzing Matilda. Australia‘s? national anthem. i The crowd cheered wildly as. thi queen and her husband. Prince Philip. slipped out ofi Sydney Harbor aboard the. royal. yacht Britannia on a 474-mileg voyage north to Brisbane. i Observers said the farewelll was the warmest of their royal tour of Australia. I

sided over by President Gaulle—was the target of 5.000 strikers at a mass meeting at Forbach near the Saar border

tie

for the Lima Citizen. was I jubilant.

‘ couple has three children. Chuck 2. and and have seven for four

years of married life.

9. = 2

“Mfume” SEVEN CENTS

creation .1: the site of the Fath- .

at 5 o clock i thry left voluntarily and with- “ illll Incident. It was not indicated .

Ithe truckers moved all their

l ieight had been given one to remove their vehicles.

Vthen :sked it they would leave at approxtmately 3 o'clock. men refused. Some stated

woqu go to jail before ' left voluntarily.

Eight trucks were moved onto .tlie site yesterday morning. to ‘.stop the loaded trucks. driven 1hy truckers employed by Pigott Construction. 16 truc ‘were hauling, The fill is being dumped on the Queen Elizabeth Drive, along North River below North River Road.

About 1 o‘clock.

Lll‘

the drivers

, of the eight trucks were given

one hour to move them from the site. At this announcement. the remainder of the trucks. park- ed on Grafton Street were driven through the gates. increasing the blookade.

f 0in

number poll on

Th . were on duty on and around the ‘ site.

«0.

TENSION MOUNTS

. . ‘ Tensmns mounted With every ‘sistance which Bidault leads is

{identified here with the aim of tassassinating President

passing hour as both sides came aware of the seriousness of the situation. For the truck-

iContinued on page 3. col. 4)

LONDON tAPI ~ on government annnounced Mon-i. 031' its intention to unite the‘l country's sea. land and airi loi'c‘cs utter a single defence ministry to face the perils of1 the nuclear age. 1 ' the decision ini of Commons, Defence

l

Minister Thorneycroft said: 'Modern warfare demands

at e departments. each having its own minister: The admiralty. the war office. the air ministry and the defence ministry. WARNS 0F GIMMICKS Healey warned Thorneycroft. against using what he called “institutional gimmicks" to

four separ

' ' ~ ~ ‘ t' de- hmbimy and runaway and hglhtigvgouzy- more effec ive "wow". and that reqmres “There is no substitute for de-

tiie closest relationship between all three services."

Thorneycroft was in a lWoday debate on an opposition labor party motion of no con- fidence. in the government's handling of defence Witch’-

9 made clear that a merger of the Royal Navy. arm air force is not contemplated. The scheme is for a defence

‘< H B C-

cisions at the top by the elected representatives of the British people. Over the past 12 years these decisions have not been made."

Healey lashed the government for trying to maintain “the fic- tion of an independent (nuclear) deterrent.“ This is undermining the Atlatic alliance. he said.

|.Blockading truckers _‘

si

F

and trucks to the site after the fi-rst‘

ill shorter working hours and im proved pensions.

' I .give us bread they were

‘of the Communist-led CGT.

Catholic CP‘TC rce ivric

in eastern France.

They shouted

0

“De Gaullc.’Sh S and “No requi—‘ tioning" at a meeting in which , . . addressed bv lead rs - 5... esrgnation and the socialist. t t Oi re trade unions U independent speakers. L o , n The miners are asking for ani ' p" " "on! pay ‘"”ea.se"it," was Premier Walter R. ' Shaw's comment yesterday on

t . . a Summerside newspaper story Th" finVCl‘nmi‘n'. “Emmi! "1- gthat his resignation is imminent

,flation. has offered an increase and that. he would be appointed 1“ 5-77 DC" 0001 this war With ’Lieutenant-Governor of the

. fl

fFrench Said iAstonished gAt Broadcast

lgovernment circles were “as—‘

ew pay talks in September.

i province.

“There are always such stor- ies on the street." he said. "but ‘1 have no plans of resigning at present." He added “no situa- tion has come up that would 1 make that a fact. I am now pre- |paring for the March 14 session .of the Legislature and will be learrying it through. I have not treat

PARIS (Reuters! __ y‘mnchlthoughts in that direction" During the past few months

itonished" Monday night by thefthere has been speculation that

.BBC telecast of an interview] , ,‘with former French premier jlnces nexhlgeg‘teiwz‘tteftggd- . , ' it. or. succee in . ' - 6‘3)??? 11.33:: he", “id the ; man. whose term of officle1 wlould rl‘lman W5 ,broadcast might have a bad ef-l,nogfififiglefiisrggryagflaim“ iMcGheers Job we“ 0“ “may Strained Angli'l‘no appointment for the position. iFrench relations. ' f LieutenantGover-nor will bOl, WASHINGTON, total-aw...“-

‘ G

‘ernmcnt of France.

Streamlined Defence ' Planned By Britain

ou - e Geor es Pompidou's Monday night they fou d it ficult to believe that a res

si is

contacted by the BBC before theishm herself ,0 death with

de view was taken.

m . . . Bidault. wanted by French se- 'l‘he Brit-receives military advu-e fromicurity wheel expressm cont-h. dence on a recorded television program here that his underground movemen

W

G at

Charles de Gaulle.

new program Panorama. An in- formed source said the inter- an view was filmed in London at a As hP returned m the chair. secret hideout about four or five;(;onsi_ Ceccam saw the woman weeks ago.

. . to

The committee of national re-;made until after “I. Am.“ lfederal election.

l

d i aulle and taking over the gov? lwoman Foals Premier 9 Police Guard,

office said n iShoots Herself

S rtcs g dif- pon- ble representative of the Brit- “ “"9"an h "l e ‘Mrs. Seniza Seka Karachi. 29.

cision to broadcast the inter-

!eral Hospital.

Police said she had been taken to the hospital after slash- ing her left wrist.

(Reuters) For- Premier Georges

LON DON er Frenc

night joined the force Jan. 28. t guarding her. Det- Sgt. Donald Harris said

Monday ill 0 v e r t h r o w President

Bidauh Wh0 hhads the antthonst. Ceccato was called to the aullist Council of National Re-

sume. appeared on the BBCIof bed and grabbed the officers

.38-calibre revolver that he left in its holster behind

:- Em as:-

silent herself in the stomach.

SIX FEARED DEAD

minister to exercise supreme control over a central defence

INSIDE TODAY

:gahization in which the ad-

“ ly. war office and air force 1 m

would function as subo‘rdihate Announcements. not ces

de'hgr‘ments. deaths . . . . . . .. 3, :0 ornt‘ycroft also reiterated ' ' ‘ ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' " 11

.° “WM” determination 3:37.“ '““"’??.::::::::

tzrrft‘tn the national nuclear dc- Fdhoriah‘""" .. g n . . . . . . ..

‘. . ' . . . . . .

The (.onservative minister's $233333, _ _ . _

gum” or Policy drew a bar' Prince County . . . . . . . . . . .. 2

all? of criticism from Labor‘s Summon”. _ _ _ I . _ . . ,_ _ .1 {Shaman on defence affairs. . _ s. 12 ms Home“ Womens‘ . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7

3115‘ British government now

Bus Goes Into River As Driver Collapses

NEW YORK (APl—A driverwivors among 11 hospital em-

lslumped beneath the wheel of 1! 419,19“ aboard'

knew I was going to die.”

‘small Welfare island hospital‘said me shaken woman passe} bus Monday and the vehicle ger, "Only my faith in the .1. careened out of control and ;mlghty God. ia the reason I

lplunged deep into the treacher- ious East Riv

l

was saved.‘ er. i The momentum of the hur- There were four know sur- itling bus carried it 60 feet from

News Hungry NewYorkers Snatch Up Evening Post

who has been

Ytfifw YORK (APl—Tha New

M Post resumed publication onday—aftar an y shut- Wn of. all the city's major

melrolmlitan dailies—to a bun-

"FY response from news-starved aders.

"'I can't get enough copies."

voluntarily stopped publication.

on Five. including The Post.[ abut down voluntarily. i The Herald Tribune.

distributed a single sheet under‘ its masthead in Manhattan More ; day which explained why it did ; not resume

""1 a “‘9’” moldy” news- “For thelprivilege of publish

when his today. we'd risk sudden 1h "9 were indications that death tomorrow." the statement, he Evening Post. which had a said in p.“- I . thrill?“ me" m 0 he Two hours of negotiations ba- '1 1‘, 0' 375'” “pl” “"3. tween printers and the publish-I cud go to 500 ers of The Tribune and

Ba{running continued with I‘lwhlishers of the othar eight Iii-Den. four of which were 'de Doe. I b a strike walddtheA .1011!- ttonai m phloal Ua-

other seven blacked out papers broke up Monday after-neon. but

was to resume 1am in "'9 day- .he said. "After all. it ta bud)

DISCUSS NEW ISSUES Mayor Robert l'. Wain”.

wi

which lthe recess that new issues had .‘been discussed. The mayor re. ported after Sunday' talks that

so

made clined to name them.

dent of the printers union local. my feet has to

If

a major issue. After Monday's the-meeting. Powers was asked iftmany as 24 persons were there had been any progress.

to

shore. where it came to rest in 20 feet of icy water. Riowboats were used in initial rescue oper- ations before fire department and U.S. Coast Guard craft reached the scene.

T e driver. John Alberta.

ments before the roadway that circles the island. Richard Haas. 36, a physio- therapist ln the city hospital complex that occupies Welfare island. said:

“I saw the driver bend down. When he diam: get ihp. 1‘ fig. bstantlal ro ress had been 11 ad a car a- in use 8areas. but de- tack. I jumped up and tried to grab the wheel. but the bus kidded l was thrown ofl

in close touch in the negotiations. said after ;

Bertram Powers. prest-

often said that automation.i Haas escaped through a rear the extent of using teletype. ,door. helping a woman passen- tter tape to provide type. is ‘ger out With him. '

i First reports indicated as inboard the bus.

All the passengers aboard the bus were employees of hospi- tals on Welfare Island. the m“”““ ""9" YO“ haw“ Queensboro Bridge. which con.

"None that we can pin down." ‘

named on Mina so far" necta Mamattan with Queens.

“1 don't know anything about '

gned and havepo particular ,

i Const. Fred Ceccato. 24, who. wasl

e woman feigned sleep when

itelephone. Then she lea‘ped out.

‘ PRIME MINISTER Dief- } cnbaker had his speech i

his hands as he opened the

_ airman-wt“.

April 8 election campaign. He spoke Monday night. (CP Wirephoto)

door of his vice-regal suits in a Winnipeg hotel. He was in Winnipeg to open officially this

WEA

THER

Clear. becoming cloudy with a few clear periods in afternoon: a little colder; light Winds. Low-high 6 and 20.

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Dietenbaker Levels Blast At Power-Hungry Liberals

’1'

PM Urges Majority lo Carry Out Plans

WINNIPEG (CPI Prime Minister Diefenbaker said Mon- day night the Liberal party has not yet “forgiven the people" for its election defeat in 1958.

Officially opening his April 8 election campaign before overflow crowd of 5.500 in the civic auditorium. he asked for a majority “so we can carry out our program"

T e 4.300-5cat auditorium was filled to capacity and hundreds more stood in the aisles or sat in an adjacent concert hall.

Mr. Diefenbaker. introduced by Manitoba Premier Duff Rob- lin, said the Liberals in the last Parliament by obstruction had denied a future to men and women in Canada.

He said new legislation pro- posed by his government in the last parliament "meant nothing to these power-hungry men."

REFERS T0 DOLLAR

In the early part of his speech he made reference to the peg- ging of the Canadian dollar and said as a result Canada's “for- eign exchange fund now stands at, 32.600.000.000. the largest in history."

e dollar was pegged at 921.52 cents in relation to the U.S. dol- lar last spring.

I Mr_ Diefenbaker said that de- spite opposition predictions of “doom and gloom" at the time

‘ereli Harriman. assistant state isecretary for Far Eastern af- lfairs. Monday was picked by President Kennedy to move up: .as No. 3 official of the state de- lpartment replacing George Mc. budget for the 1963-64 fisca Ghee who will go to an ambas- year with no tax increases and in wesmn Eu"record expenditures

sadorial post rope

i NIAGARA P‘ALLS- Onl- tCP’? The 51-year-old Mt'Gllf‘t". a Texas Rhodes scholar-who made . 3 his fortune in oil. figured in the unveiled ironkie Dol'lceman's Tel/01V“ Canada - U.S. nuclear contra-Finance and Economics Minis-‘ lMm'lday in Greater Niagara Gen” i versy but there was no firm in- tel. G_ 1. Smith

dication his shift from under- secretary of state for political affairs was linked primarily to

lthat affair.

IBalanced Budget ‘Planned In

By WALTER HAYES ling March ill. 1963.

of $108,-

. _ by trans-

HALIFAX (Cpl , . A balanced (ferring $1,781,000 from general

l,revenue to the hospital reserve 1 fund.

To balance the. budget for the 1963-64 fiscal year, the govern-‘

;on a percentage basis of any other country in the world." i He spoke about Canada's

an‘

.the dollar was pegged “we had, ithe largest production increase,

“low cost—oiliving increase last year" and a heckler cried "no."

Mr. Diefenbakcr paused and said: “There's always a minor— ’jly. but that's about the usual percentage."

A large placard‘bcaring dele- gation of Trans - Canada Air Lines Winnipeg employees from the governcnt-owned air line's maintenance base set in the au- ditorium.

BEARS BANNERS

A large banner near the from. said “John, ear, keep TCA ere" and placard read "We have the space. let's keep the base."

Mr. Diefenbakcr made his opening remarks to the delega- tion. “1 agree." he said, “with the various slogans displayed here tonight. i believe in the need of decentralization. I made it clear what the attitude of the government \v0uld be_ injustice will not be tolerated. ‘

He said an independent exam- ination would be made of the TCA proposal to move the main- tcnance base to Montreal.

When Mr. Dicfenbaker walked tip the steps to the platform. he got a standing ovation. turned to his wife who came up with him and said: "It's mar- vellous. marvellous."

Mr. Roblin voiced support for Mr. Diefenbaker in his introduc- tion and said: “Never in the his- tory of Canada has a prime minister been as vilified or tabused as this man has from at home and abroad."

3"

Pearson Sees Attacks Made By Desperate Men

[ (YOOKSV'lLLE. Ont. ((‘Pi u Liberal Leader Pearson said .Monday night he does not in- tend to reply to "personal at- tacks or the partisan bitterness

794.000 were predicted Monday'mcnt will return $1,020,000 to of frustrated and desperate night. in the Nova Scotia budget general revenue from the hos- men."

in the legislature byépllal reserve flmd- ' Opening his first Ontario

The budget forecast. addi- swing of the April 8 election

The budget also indicated the province expects to balance the books for the fiscal year end-

itunc of 53.000000 and ihigh spending

l the education

SDU

, A debating team fiom St. lDuustan's University yesterday ‘won the Atlantic Provinces in- tercollegiate title 'in a tie- ‘nrcalring series at An-tigonish.

Members of the team are

Harry Callaghan. senior science‘

.student and Colin M'acMiillan. ljunior arts, both of Charlotte- town.

At the end of the regular ser- ics SDU was in a three-way tie with Memorial University of St. John's and St. Francis Xavier University of Antigouish.

y or ms: t‘

I THIS is AN overhead view l showing crowd on New York'a

Bebating loam Wins Atlantic iitle

80.000000 in a year.

No TAX lNCREASES Although no tax were forecast for th

pact of additional assistance

(lilo-and it will "strain l Yesterday afternoon. support- I this need in 1965." {mg the resolution "resolved, ‘that tht rpace race is beneficial :to humanity." they won an un- lanimous decision over Memorial 1 University ‘ Last night. speaking on the same topic. they defeated St. l l‘X, again by an unanimous vote. 1 They take part Saturday in iiinals at Ottawa to dtcide the lDominion crown, They will op-: . pose teams from the University itotal 1 of Alberta and from Mt-Gill reached by ‘. University, Montreal. onth.

$4,000,000 cost would be paid ta transfer of money from th .hospital reserve fund. l

I Revenue for 1963-64 is

next year as 25 per cent of th b

N

Welfare island watching police

craft search for persons who in the

tional aid to universities. relief for municipal taxpayers to the1 , record of $31,100.000 by department—the ' 1first time any government de- partment has spent more than

increases 3-6

e l. fiscal year, Mr. Smith said the province would take the full im-