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Prince Philip are seen they brought a wreath

as to

QUEEN ELIZABETH and place on the National War l

_'f it’s, Fol. Island . . The Guardian ls pd, h

it .

Memoria in Ottawa Mon- day. The ceremony was this

lupin-uni. Ma's. us":- pay-eat u-m ia use

. i3» first of their public activlti in the capital.

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* Thw‘ands. Cheer Queen? During Visit To Ottawa;

BstACK BRAYLEY OTTAWA iCl’l -— This bicul- tural capital made sure the Queen knew she was welcome In Canada by turning out in thous‘ands and cheering fier loutl ‘and' long‘every time -

pool-it Thanklfilvilll Monday anytime since her eight - day

visit started in' Charlottetownlthe Oct 5 ‘ La

'T‘his' visit. chiefly aimed at commemorating talks- 100 years

ago leading to ‘ Confederation, ends I ay morning The Queen flies to Lon

Prince Philip joi _ yacht _ Britannia for [a flag

showing cruise of the Carib- bean. after a-‘bn'elf stop near

Huge“ Telescope. Will Mark Visit .

OTTAWA (CP) ——Canada will build one of the world’s most powerful optical telescopes on a mountaintop in southern British Columbia or Southern Alberta to ' the Queen’s 1964 visit to this country.

Prime Minister Pearson an- nounced Monday that the 89- 0371.000 telescope. with a 150 inch reflecting mirror. will lie the main gift of the people of Canada to the Queen.

The huge instrume t Will be located at an altitude of some 7,000 . feel The sciaitific .re- search complex will be known as the Queen Elizabeth M ob serva ory.

.'l‘he government of Canada also presented personal gifts to the Queen.and Prince Philip {Oi lowing a iuncheonat the prime minister’s residence.

An ivory chess set made by a Canadian Eskimo and his wife was presented Queen. who is a chess player. Prince Philip, vod a versa- tillt amphibious four - wheeled vehicle known as a-penguln.

Construction of the new telc- scope-a six or seven year Job

—-will restore Canada to- its for. mer position of eminemce la. the field of astronomy. Canada in 1918 possessed the world's largest telescope—a 72-inch la- strument at the Dominion As- trophysical Observatory in Vic- toria—but now occupies llth place among countries with powerful telescopes.

The search for a site by sol- entists of the observatories branch of the mines and techni- cal surveys department has been narrowed to five possible locations .— three in southern B.C. and two in Alberta. .

Dr. W. E. van Steenburgh,

deputy minister of the depart- ment, said the site ould determined in about three eeks. The lso-inch telescope will be one of a num r of new instru- ments to be located at the Queen Elizabeth “Observatory during the coming'decade. The site 'will, be earpanded period rally to accommodate other types of telescopes needed for research in stellar photometry. sola'r astronomy and meteor as~ tronomy

t

.- Quebec Visit Concludes, ‘f In Friendly Atmosphere,

QUEBEC lCPl — The Queen‘s two-day visit to Quebec ended Sunday night in a cheerful and

a re. mun-crowd) and tough. over- aealousr police \ action ,marliafi her pmatncei‘herefiaturday but Sun d ay Mfume ‘ hr "li-rhile departure route asd’ only one brief aspen a‘tlst demonstration we a

M-milesanhour—

‘-It was a bright. sun - filled

Shid"¥0uarded .

"GUM (CPL—The youngest son of Premier Jean Lesege. elm -ryear - old Raymond: has been unlit constant police sur- veillance since term-cumin were nitde to kidnap him. a usually well - informed source said ooday night.

"the source said the threats we‘re made constantly in the lad three months in the form of ‘letters and anonymous tele-

phone calls to me hm" 91“ home

and office In the WP inure.

:isle of Orleans in. the St. wrence River to.shoot some snow.geese. , , , ,‘ ,Monday saw a noticeable re- laxation.“ the security activity with no ' ' rstreet 'barri- cades‘ and and more flexible of ,pol'icc.__ .

nut in. was still_;obvious_; from rooftop patrols: sea reserves and" mobile medical stations thatj'officiala wan unionist any i emergency. :There was i general air of my rebel but the worst was over. '

“WON

fr: c anc taken and police measures were .

massive. Quebec had nightmare possibilities but. decisive and what looked like rough police action had nipped demonstra-

tions in t-ie bud. >

noes, timed out in and possibly a. big conscience-

,CHARLO'I'I‘ETOWN, "CANADA TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1964.

'u-year-oid Murray liar- bor woman-Mrs. David (Hattie Jane) ,Brooh, died of injuries

. suffered in 'a‘two-truck collision

on the road ihetween ray Harbor and Murray :River on Saturday evening '

'She was a, passenger “in a half-ton truck driven by . her soufdohn Frocks. also of Murray Harbor. 'The other Vehicle involved was a three-ten truck driven by Winston Clements of White Sands.

RCMP. who investigated. said no other persons were iniur in the accident, which occurred about;8.30.p.m. . ‘

Dr. Lorne‘ Bonndl, .-ol Mur- ray Jiver, ‘WIB called to xthe scene as-was Dr...G. S. A. In. man. of Montague. Kings Coun- ty coroner. . . .

.RCMP said an autopsy will lie-"performed. An inquest has been .ordered by. Dr, mm but the date was' not announced.

.Jury members

Murray ~ bot.

(Continuedon page a col. 2‘

Candidate, Threatened

LONDON '..lRe'ilters)—Jewish Labor party candidate Marcus Lipton; has been threatened with death unless hewithdrawa

Louis MacLeod Murray River, Curtis Burma. Murray harbor. Gordon ,MacKay.~ Beech Point, Vernon Glover... hits San

Gordon Whiteway. Dover. and Roy MacLeod Hurray;

.1”).— Us. Amy-.Lt. Col; Michael Smalea unharmed Monday night after holding him captive since Friday. the.U.fl. Embassy -nnounced. ' . ..

CARACAS -(AP)~—V9nezuelan police have ‘ two of the five. ' to v. o kidnapped U.S. Lt.4Col. Michael Smolen and . to rescue Smolen soon, Interior" Minister Gonzalo larrios announced Monday.

Reliable sources later re~ ported police arm-ted a third terrorist, who ranlred higher in the outlawed -,Armad Forces of National-Liberation. no source said police .didnot want to dis~ close the suspect’a name until he .had- been questioned fully.

Barrios identified the- 'two mmbersof the-kidnap gang. as.» Arsenic ~Pasarln, 20, andnAl barto, Rodrigo barre. :4; Spas. 13h -:'bosn- minn- of .the FALN. -‘ . .

from the go n e r afll election

Thursday. party officials said .- M nday ‘ '

0 .

Some ’of Iiipton‘s campaign posters have been daubed with swastikas. , 4 .

Frederick Rigger., Lipton s election'organizor in the London district of, Brenton. said the death threat came from , anonymous telephone caller, who said: .“Tell Lipton to with, draw or} else he will be dead Thursday—«get that,~clea‘r.". -;H¢ said .Lthe callarpdescribaa ‘hiinaafmnly ea agmembertpf "tbe.3!dxtonl'l'ss."‘ g _‘ ,

“out”

evening and slzeable with

including many parents. children. into proof limousine travel past. The crowds wereat east and ap-- plauded. ‘

s then its scheduled slowest speed—so

that she mid wave tattle m

ing family groups.

There was a 'crowd- of about 3.500 in the open spaces around twin shopping centres. west of the city along broad Laurier Boulevard. Another crowd was

assembled at a modern traffic I” M

circle, a short distance away,

newr‘Queboc Bridge. ‘ ‘ There were people in par-load

cars at side-roads along, th e

route.

Whilegsecurity forces of po» lice and .se‘rvicemenware avai- present. the Queen‘s send — off by Qisebac was without tension.

The Queen's weekend pro- gram in Quebec included few

public appearances but a rouad‘ ,

of ceremonials,‘ receptions and chines. all by imitation. .and an address to the leg- islature that was a solicits ap— peal tor understanding.

her ~bullet- -

. one The Queen's car slowed to sls' mi” ‘ four is s

. a, A consumpion .0 .

Austin Unveils . Cclr For Show London} ism—rs... in... Motor Cornpaiw today unveiled a new ~aadan-whieh pmmisesto be ofi'tba starattractiona month's rDilation. Motor EI“MN_ l . ‘ I ..

' Known- u'nie Austinrlloo the newcomer features a» crosswise

heels. _ . I f,e,a t u.r e

so . .flmire to more than

m.p.h the so

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engine which drives n

Worm, Wei-vs Marks Day: .n a ‘ d J a . On Prairies a: ran cannons. pangs Thanksgiving Day holi- day weekend gave many.Cina- chase a. channels tells part in jftall holiday_acili.lf:flu.i althougo .was more . ‘ on the Prairies. . ' ,' .Tem atia-ea in Alberta ‘lld Saskatchewan. were it 'to lag id'sal hoiid'ay‘rweatber. 'ln.‘ Manitob't.“ ‘s'a , ms were 'in 'the'BT'ta‘ ' gm unto. abbot lo'degreanabbve normil. ‘Seasonsbia-' ‘ tur‘ea prevailed 'la the flare! “be” , .4

' Recreational“ activities 'acroaa' the nation included football!!! the opening: of the .‘Ne‘tlonal ockey mambo-on wise-hie All-Star game ’ e‘t jjl'oroatov' Iat-

in Ottawa. the Queen. Her eight-thy vim to Eastern Ca‘dhda‘ 'endt ’today.

holiday? icon in tan in

achthen . i la arm-n Odie-iota. tee

' :Wer Mainland 'aad ‘mo'at‘in-

teeter regions had. sunny but cool holiday pane lie the island

west coastal Va‘he'oiiii '

" "The announcement said con-

, so set-v ' degrees ism. dormalpgprovld;

"_,m“l‘llllllli MEN report: ed‘iby Thiamine Soviet news" agency. to ‘be the crew of “pace unprisuncned’inia‘hri ibitaeound the earth Monday.

,‘VATICAN CITYlAPl-A pro- gressive - conservative struggle within the Vatican ecumenical. council burst into open crisis Monday. with iS-leading liberal? cardinals asking Pope Paul VI} --to intervene personally. i An announcement of their ap- peal to fine pontiff said tradi- tionalists were usmg obstruc- h

in’MoscoW's Red square.‘ They-are. from left.

Konstantin Feoktlstov. a

scientiifi’fol. Vladimir Rom?

arov. the pilot. and DrMBoria

Internal Struggle Info Open Al RC Council“ " Qingdao Shows Soviets In Moon Race

the announcement said. "this! last act has caused stupor." i

4. A desire by “the more tra-| diticmalist elements" of the co- ordination commisoion to ’end the council as soon as possible.

ereby omitting discussion of

motion

Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

.- l

W t l i

l

i

Yegorov. a physician., The ship is the world‘s first anal; ‘ vehicle to carry more than one pe ' —picture is from Tass. (AP Wirephoto via cable from Moscow.)

Bursts --

the scheme on the church in the modern world. The an-l nouncement said the same ele-l ments have attacked that; schema as revolutionary. danw

gerous and containing nothingzdgrbt that the Soviet Union is . s . l .

good.

HEART ATTACK BLAMED

tion tactics that had broug t the two-year-old council to “the gravest crisis since it- started."

servatives, including tmepibers of the ‘Romancuria itself, Were ~trying to block or waterdown council action on major issues: Relations with the Jews." relig- ious liberty. shared papal-epis- copal power and the Roman Catholic: Church approach to such modern world problems as birth control and nuclear tests.’

The. 15 progress-we cardinals are. from Europe. he United

tea and Latin America. ‘leven of them including Joseph Elmer hitter of St. L'ouis ,and Albert Gregoryl. Meyer of Chicago—met Sunday' and ‘sent the Pope a memoran-- diunuskipg him to. safeguard. ‘ l t of cm il

“'6’

fine ful rupee rights." The progressives" announce- £nlcnftcriticined the largely Con- itfve. Va can; network of; glitch aficiihilnlstr’a'tors ~ the: ‘ n«c a — as apparently “aimed”? from What clearly. tutes‘ the will and .wish of{ great 1m oflthe (1,500),

ml“ / Clzll» sternum A’I'ION ' j 7 fully doml-f nheammnch'a presidency and '-co-ordlaatlns commission. no“ cosnplaisitalwere listed; 1. A deefslon‘pf the‘ co-ordina- , ‘ remaking the cotsncll‘s mil-word declaration. on Jews into. a single phrase Imlm scheme. the‘ so ‘ onthe church. with the am. that p the "declaration Wiser importance." . a council

line "a 1 sea (I

y pronounced annulus against the declara-

sf Announcement by an Ital: lea eerie winni-

C

coudcli‘ fathers." . ‘

"him “the apostle of

m“. With-

_ Knew Susie. Mahi Mar “am I!

.» Famed Entertainer ‘ Eddie'Cantor Dies

HOLLYWOOD IAPl — Eddie: -

Cantor. the banjo-eyed comlv: w o rose from New Yolx‘s ‘East Side to become one of the giants of show business. is deau at 72.

The famed,entertainer——al_so a song and dance man—died of a heart attack Saturday night his Beyerly Hills home. At

' e were is four sur- viving «daughters—Mrs. Natalie Metzger and Mrs. Edna Mc- Hugh. Daughters Marilyn and Janet also survive. His wife. Ida, died in was. .

Heart trouble had virtually

retired Cantor from show busi boss for many years. ."lt's a living death." he once said "I never. was meant - for the hearth' and slippers rou- tine." ‘ , I

in his pcinse. .C'antor was the most energetic of all perform- ers..Heywood Droun dubbed

Pep- lt was Florens Ziegfeld win made a star out of Cantor— al threat to the-Shubert‘s Al Hol- IICAMI SEAR Eddie couldn’t‘slng as welias Jolsonbut his electric personal- ity made him-as big a' star la Broadway’s golden out ‘WC. Fields and "iil Rogers, he was one of the all- time stars of tbe.Zlegfeld Follies, "

ileiotroduced scores-of songs but his heath-inn were it You 'Ioopee

toes aw Tomatoes Ale map-r. new. the rinse to ran in now.

Cantor. a a nun, did

machinists Ina-earths now

u all over town telling .people not

nation of Mad.

fig

EDDIE calvron -

"Oncel invited Jack Benny over to my house for dinner." Cantor recalled. “and sold him $25.01!) worth of bonds for is

rael. "And after that Benny want I

to ‘eat at my house. 'Cantor.‘ he said. ‘serves the most'expensive steaks in town} " STARR!!!) 0N RADIO

'1!» were Cantor's gold-

en years. ‘He in successful

movies of his Broadway hits and .

was one of radio's top stars. In later- yoars. be M on Will young talent _ m. nah Slate and Eddie Fisher were

ml his discoveries. lorn in New York City 31. use as key lshowitch. he “ ill m 'l.

flight, But they were uncont‘sir ports. the space ship may s “P

The world's first space shlp‘WERE COMFORTABLE

the V o s k h o d (Sunrise) was whizzing around the e a r th'.‘ conditions every .901 minutes-in a cigar-gimme shaped orbit — 110 miles above ' usual heavy Spacesuits‘

a‘mlr Komarov. 37. an

‘who went along to check the -, effects of the flight onthe hu- closed by the Russians is five

Boris Yegorov. " tons. 7 - The launchlng was well ahead _. of the plans being developed it T ~

man 27. The scientist was not dis- closed.

Tile ‘ . first orbit and dinner on thelto fourth and ' presumably

were asleep into its ninth TH, EY FELT FINE to . ‘Ifihrushchev replied. and

used them a. big welcome when E spac they. landed. '

knows gammy” as it - ‘lou

morning. but a jubilant in Red

sen , . e ~ powerful vehicle"

away Monday — with the Sun-l .ri

bit early Monday morning. It points up these salient facts: ' . _ .

M SEVEN CENTS

Doctor Included On Crew Rosier-i

MOSCOW 'CPI — Riding {said the first day's program of powerful new rocket. a Sovietit'ae crew space ship. with a pilot, doctor. " and scientist aboard was hurled. well." Tass said. "The hygienic , into orbit Monday for a Iongrconditions in the cabin are nor- ed. ‘ mal. med re- . spaceship and the ground come tay' mandin

function normally.

the '~Russians announc

only two days

carry more an one man..

strains e commander is. Col Vlada

The doctor at

yis

orbit.

. 'a‘ _w r- A T H E a ;: Showers clearing by evening; southwest ‘1‘; winds 25. light by evening. Low-high A ~1-

40 and 48. Wednesday: sunny and cool.

ship whose weight has been

expects to orbi a two - me: as the ship went vehicle early next year.

had been completed. hc‘ cosmonauts are feeling

All systems aboard

g . measuring complex

u

three new cosmonaut

were reported to be orbiting in ‘ comfortable“ is j‘ g without the :5

as

on earth.

1'10 931‘“! ‘0 {1 mafimum “’1' Sunrise was sent aloft ‘at “Ida 0‘ 255, mm“ 10:30 am. Moscow time '4: Soviet announcements said. am. AD’I‘) by a "new poweh

the flight, the first manned one‘ ful launch vehicle.” an officia I. launched by the Russians since? announcement said. June' of 1963, was to test tilel ' treaties. and during a long flight

The various announcement

engineer scientists estimated the weigh. 15 tons. The heaviest space, .

the moon.

VETERAN AIRMAN

Komarov. a thin-facet

Co. They told Premier thrush- . serious - looking veteran an"

'chev by radio they felt fine and ;man everything was going according tbrows. happy." l flight. would “open prom. in

plan “I'm

The man' on the .street

crowd; re. _ ' ‘aiot't withf fem alnews agency reported.

' l “Blood pressure of

The rocket blasted s

a tit bust r launch site' at Baikmur. 1,230 ~ 'e_s‘ southeast - a

as "a new;

red

WASHINGTON ( AP) Any

moon race faded

ae. Sunrise —— Voakhod —- is the

'—-'l‘he Soviet Union has a .‘3nd POSSible Changes in “Of vessels or nerve control of ti heart; which might result? black-out. the stresses of re-entiy.

nightly new_ space r on k e t, .prob‘ably.’designed strictly for space flight purposes. --'nie Russians are system matically going about answer- ing the crucial medical ques~ .tion of man's performance in. space—to answer especiallyi mm of- their worries about the wasting away of humanl bodies and life processes in

weightlesnesa.

—they likely have. or are de- veloping. the ability to reach the moon and return. and to

place in orbit, around the‘ earth a space laboratory or -orbltal militlary station.

whichever they want.

The word that the Soviet Un- ion has put. its Sunrise splice-l ship with -ita pilotdoctor-scicn-_ list crew into orbit should come as no surprise to at least one man. He is Dr. Bernard M. Wagner. chairman of the path- ology department of the New York Medical College and stu- dent of. grace medicine. .

. first. time the _ in‘men primarily trained-.1: Moscow aaemedte take bbelscience' and medicine woof came overvlaunched into space by eithe' d. reyfiehillyithe United states or Rusu'aa

orbits. . crew carried :0 physiological studies. 1““

of oscow in . monauts was

K zaflistan. ’Paaa‘ said. It de-liventilation was determined alt ' blood tests made." Tass ‘ _ which left'be~ “The hind '1 huge-luminous trail as'work was also tested acc‘os' ' to a specially developed aye

U.S. space experts earlier t - year of a week of conferenc in the Soviet Union with Va Isily Parin, director of the s viet Institute of Normal an name of Russia‘s new three- Pathological Physiology.

man spaceship launched into or- ’ ' [were worried about the effec of weightlassness on the a'bili .of, the

bushy eyei lift-off is. a new M the exploration of onto} e." '

d k. said before

was the During the third and loud! the .

the

mea ,

cosmonauis' ability t din

Wagner told a meeting i

Viets. Wagner sci

human heart to functit

even death, 'durfi

On the basis of these talk Wagner suggested that the Rt‘ sians may be planning a larg multi-man rotating space at tion for a 14-day enduran flight before the end of 1964.

Sunrise seems to answer at! of Wagner‘s specifications. has a doctor aboard. presuii‘ bly to study the effects weightlessncss on man.