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, “ge Grardian. Ch » Wed., Inky 20, 1968. 911.90 emplovecs, was reached | > . =~

- —— ~ t@Mondaw night. It meetd the | Ferrer ee geese

wage de is. made --by the} >

emplovees “when they walked | “\er— a ees x har fa The new agreement provides RS ae ihe hor -increase of 35~cents ; ee Ad : %

1 a niinher of fringe bene. | ts. It Mxtends over. a three-

Has Been Expelled “== =

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e China’s charge d'affaires. in The |from the charge d affa of * -May Have ck

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“because of the mysterious fate | He had a fractured sk on oes AG GO (AP : Richard of a Chinese engineer, alleged (a Serious spinal injir woe tie ee nt ° murders to have died after being seized said he was taken ‘to hospital 4f* e get wa nt a wet, may from a hospital stretcher and his own request. W it ae , : eal attack whisked off in a diplomatic car. aff ambulance went ty ee a metly ’ {pre he came | Duteh police said the year ee ( an ~ vor of the massacre the cae gineer _h for a tech- CAR ARRIVES sll Satelite ake ' nicians’. congress, was found! The two Chines® had a4 tole ene a a or ae jinjured «in a street and .taken [phone conversation at the: Nests Lehane: teat minuets ew + pet to hospital before being seized | tal and a car ‘bearing © diplo- Saved: Le" ~sbeiiann eee by Chinese diplomats matic corps registration Plates sometime prior to 10 ‘am tn. The charge ‘d'affaires, Liu jarrived, police said day.” said De William cave} En-chiu, later reported the man| Hsu was put-on-a stretcher moc’ tee ths ka ee

had died. in his office—but |after being x-rayed under the, “Complete rest has been” or-< \Dutch police, not sure whether |supervision - of the duty .doctor: dered as -avell as no interviews he is dead or a prisoner,| A Dutch government state- or visitors ‘for the next 48 - clamped a guard agound the|ment issued Tuesday said: “A hours’ Dr Noreross said. “The diplomat’s office Tuesday imjnumber of other Chinese lifted patient cannot be moved.” case’ of any effort to ‘smuggle the patient from the stretcher The Sun-Times savs it learned him out . without the doctor's knowledge: that’ the = survivor Corazon Monday night the government jand carried ‘him through the Amurao, 23, a Philippine ex gave Liu, Peking charge d’af-|main gate to a diplomatic corps change nurse, identified Speck % 4 faires here since 1963, 24 hours |car “which was standinz- there’? in his hospital’ room a to leave the country. Bhe diplo-| Police said: @ hospital door- TESTS. PLANNED -Mat and his Wife flew out Tuas-|man saw the injured man laid) Dr Norcross said tests... will day in a Soviet airliner: bound jon the rear seat of-the car He be conducted today and Thurs ‘for Moscow saw the Chinese get in and one day to determine Speck’s con Hsu. Tzu-hsal, was found Sat-|saf on the man’s leg the door- |dition j ‘irday night moahing with pain |man reported TDF Norcross ondered the tests ‘in front of a Chinese-leased| The government statement! Tuesday after Speck 24 com. ° . are —>—— |said. Hsu was apparently takew |Plained of chest pains. The ithard to adapt to. new jto-the charge d'affaires’ office, physician said Speck was rest- methods ‘or get confused by jwhich has diplomatic immunity [less and was trying to sleep

unfamitiar equipment Hale. oe raid son re- fe ' re re Judge | . : — os ee ‘ 4 : : ve (po at Hsu had died-in the |Daniek Ryan that. Speck was} : oo ees #9 25. seid ed Ges have office Sunday’ afternoon - iphysically unable to appear in . LIMBERING UP FOR RECOVERY < i treated 5 i i miicdiiiiied they're afraid of. losing their Police said Tuesday that-tak- court and he advised ag gainst | -, ” ec) a | jobs. They take a long time jing into account the statements convening court. at Speck’s bed- ] Seaman Roger Bates. of Gemini 10 prime recovery. Dependents of Navy personn@ ~~ a 7 SURVIVING NURSE APPEARS | on tome work, mot because~|/made by the doctor and the be- side New York City,.a member of swim team yesterday morn- aboard the ship for the recove * : | they cant work faster but be- jhavior of -the Chinese—they d9 | underwater demolition team ning aboard the carrier Guad- ery join in the exercises :

not believe Hsu was injured ac- - | 21, limbers up members of the alcana! in the south Atlantie s (AP ee cldentally. Toronto Police a

ee TP (N.B., to interview applicants. ‘heen rejected ‘because they are) GLASS TAKES TO WATER an Interviews | T he Toronto department has pot pilimzual:

Y Student Nurse Corazon Am- survived: slaying of eight of ard Speck, charged with one |. C4U54* “they” re afraid of killing

: vi the -job. and putting them- erao, third from. left, \s es her student nurse companions Bind or gy tg pat one iciea ae oan

a : On the other hand, bone. right is Supt C. W Reston of ainpeel at ecaie of ‘the

cortéd down sieps from House in South Chicago Community e e

n ip cago ygs- Hospital town housé dorml- House’ of Coryection dians ste not—b +44 recruit enougn ; Sas ‘Seientis a On tc Mé ee Re le PD) ee Se ae A. police spokesman sald It {8 with 9] trict! who --tory, vis ted>area where Rich- (A _Wirephoto). . TORONTO (CP) — A Metro n here to meet its needs. | with glass as construction ma: er - ener eeeenn| ae. CORA making politan Toronto police recruit- ™® not the intention to raid police terial for manned deep-sea em | | cheap mud bricks im the way Ss tt ing team is being sent to Mon-| I® Montreal, the team will in- ; : . = they have been made for can- treal, Halifax ‘and’ Fredericton, iterview candidates who have, departments in_ other etties. Ploration submarines. 22 | turies or carving neat, sturdy oes a . 4

SEPT-ILES, Que (CP A

strike of employees of Quebec e Cartier _ Mining - Co. at —Port r Cartier and Gagnonville, begun July 4, has been .settled, it was BOY S STORE announced Tuesday. . -

Negotiations between the B.

company and the local union, affiliated to the United Steel

2 e : | ns S ervi Nn U N ’ wood joints that one Canadian a n a ; i engineer said must date from ee eek 8 oe «~~|'when--Christ--was -a--carpen- ' |- ter.”” on . e l In working “hours—7 a.m. to ometimes reel Forgotten vs mre es om : climate—Canadians talk en- . | thusiastically about their | work with UNEF. It is in the

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Canadians * serving | with © Brazians. and Yugoslavs with | in. their Schosis,". @ Canatiian _long, hot’ leisure’ of. the after- |workers ‘of America (CLC). eee PB tic ‘ : ae ; - 2 —_—thie_UN_Emekgencs Force ta NF F are — sarge enaineer says, “but “somé- toons that they begin to feel | were begun last Oct % és ; 3 i :

the Gaza Strip sometimes their tours in. Gaza last only | times by rote so ) that they find = | forpetes |. An agreement, affecting some Bes

feel -Canada has forgotten six months The Canadians ——_— ae n r

them. But ‘a Canadian Press = and Indians are t@ only pro- e

reporter finds they are sus- fessional soldiers—the other ce , ' , tained by. the . realization contingents are - temporary 0 s : = : that their. job is still ana im- s ers on national service—- F portant one. and the only ones who serve E i 9 vear wth INEF The Scan- | re Ry CARE MOLLINS dinavians and Reazilians i ” GAME RAFAH, Gaza ‘CP). “Danors” and “Brazos’’—are Rafah ‘ nz, -long.' way ee to get higher rates of

ctl Fee Maa rse Suton |", Wolville, NS. I] CASH YOUR FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUE HERE —

like a pgney ather UNEF soldiers for

cate See Soot cae ee elons tne wi August 15 - 17, 1966 Pe fl waiegeenrns ——" ea a ss

wem evi binoculars and field telephone | . ; ; $ : Last. Month’s Winner

Home “than the miles” the | tn an ‘OP"'—observation post’ } : +~ ° F Mrs. Sadie ‘Mosher ‘

cimate and* ahen custom giong the ditch three feet wide : QUEEN CONTEST - (In Merct lise) 3 : eer make it a = and a yard a. ae marks ce + — —— - _ ; Bristol

Listen™ sass a swclering the Armisti Demar- [- a Queen Contest will be held at the Potato Industry Conference in : : _ ae f Vancouverile servin with the eation ou oe “the Nova Scotia in August. . " United Nations Emergency Gaza Strip and: Israel Sein i ‘ . . are ble to sh 'e Force “I've. got friends at’ Jess inviting are the ‘isolated : Rules of the contest are as follows: * MOTHERS if age aad i ae person, just phone our home — infellizent fr — oe duties ae Fugeslive Contestants.must be friends of the potato industry, age ‘over 16 years Pore mtr ra en. © ho don't even know wh t f y a : . : - Se mi the a eo on (single or married). Contestants will ‘be judged on personality, appear- what ‘we're doing here Mal tkaak Gs Ge ae ance, and knowledge of the potato industry. Choice of ‘dress is optional. I suppose you can't — we're accomplishing. . some a sag eihg Bag aot — codes at a Monday, ; BOYS’ blame them.’ ,a young Hall- | thing.’ says a service’ corps . 4ugus tn a cadia Universi She w receive a large trophy 1. fax officer succests “Tem driver “If vou truck fond and a personal prize. : se BOYS’ STANFTELDS sia I I years is a long time for an from point A to point B, it's : o ! > ‘emergency, to last. But i i aoe with a result. I_ don't The Prince Edward Island Potato Marketing Board is willing t6 Shorts * n S irts ad admit y oo t s att < ‘ tia 48 like standing on the sponsor a Br ini SS and will defray expenses to Wolfville, N. Ss: “s : 3 : x Hen ; th ffieial e y “bel L Toe Chiat istcation. ae Atty young ladiés with the required qualifications who are interested ; Can anybody remember countered by Canadian should Sener. the application form below and forward not later than , (Ea. For ‘ when a. government minister drivers and signallers, engi- July 29th, te ; , e ‘ va Ba Mogg nc iin ge Gas ar ae ie fae : : : E. I. Potato Marketing Board ‘| Choose from knits or sanforized Calgary If somebody just of supplies | Most ’ materials 129- Kent Street. - | BOYS’. HARVEY WOODS cottons .. short sleeve

came to see how the taxes and ‘pare parts are. obtained . - *

Charlottetown, P.E.I1.

are being spent, it would let throuch UN a ane of . a stripes, plaids and plains, styled - : the _outfit_feel someone was fices in New York, phtimen. fo _ Local contestants will bp judged on Monday, Augusé 1, 1966... ji | SOX. © Reg. 98} — Tr gel lal cat ee et bea — paving ainc process of. world- fi good regul . The sentiment is echoed b¥ | wide purchasing -by tender : : POTATO QUEEN CONTEST. : ly to, 3.50. othe rs among the’ 800 .Cana Sometimes an officer who APPLICATION | FORM 3 : C ea: pr. Ms dians in the Gaza_Strip_with_orders apart has completed : 5 : e 5 Ge a face bekabbiawed. th | ula GEES wear aad senarans INGE... rset eecies teers coun. “ARO .... Height .... Weight ... . he wake of the [956 Suez | ta Canada hefore it turns up m : : > oe to separate Israeli and The tong. slow supply tines BOTORS eo kines ee Occupation ives 6 Senseeeck ss dikin BOYS’ Arab armies in this Mediter-- mean. Canadian craftsmen I wish to enter the Queen Contest: = q . . bles. ac ene al wt ee" a ne =n Bp aed |] |CAMP. SHORTS Siani tcoatier a neti garda te BCEME +8 ee ecl ew coin meg oeeyde , 4 fil Occasionally soldier fees workshop to get a truck in e s no oe ee meunes pane n ROM EE Z ae ae r ° dng copied uhastens refers=+-pyanins Sorter omannfaetoring: > = = a yee CD . ——s Te Reg. 250 ( : ey wz to UNEF as “United Nations evervthing from “bricks to a # Ss ca a a value, Emergeney Farce.” kitchen sinks i} the engineer ad ~ ,/ aie, oe — Ww s a « - ry é SPECIAL ale JOB IS ESSENTIAL ing depot’ -_ . So But all *see almost daily Working .with Arab civilians fi evidence that!{| UNEF's ass!gn- 790 are employed at Camp ~

ment :remaifis. essential a8 , Rafah in johs ranging from ong as the. world is decided | houseboy to carpenter—-adds

DON'T ‘MISS THRILLS and SPILLS | | sors canvas BOYS’-CASUAL

tha® something more than UN another dimension to supply * A SHOES 2 .

resolutions must- keep. ArabS and maintenance. jobs with ‘ : ft Re " in

and Israelis apart UNEF : 93 p 99 KORATRON UNEF regularly deals with . f : @ Reg. 3.

Canadian craftsmen waver

violations. of the, afmistice between despair and admira- 4 @ value _

from both sides Without the tion when discussing Arab 5 = ~ SPECIAL ;

intervention of soldiers in blue workmates. —_ nf < ‘ . . &

berets, hostile patrols ‘would ° learn the theory okay 5 i x : . . oe. :

‘

be_move Tikes im meet and WEDNESDAY, JULY 20th —8 P.M. SHARP >. J | P0"s: - $450.00 in Purses 4 DRESS. PANTS

resumption of warfare along : ¢ Gaza Strip would becorie; fsiand Mobile. ae table : Homes -

In more realistic moments, y ‘on - : : ; this Knowledge helps sustain. { Sales and Service RACE purse & | iad, Never Needs Pressing : ‘morale for some, even though | sSammerside Dial $117 No. f Canadian Tire Corp. (Royalty Mall, Ch’town) 6 ‘cylinder $50.00 | -@ Washa . ‘ Bi: Canadian troops aré no longer : ; B vo. 2 Dow's Restaurant, Ch’ town, flat V-8 Cylinder <__ $50.00 Sa ® Light Weight » sRhese’ Iren-cheaters: arr ; - faspend in bh glad senpen ' No. 3 Vending Services Ltd., overhead valve V-§ pe $30.06 #2 ideal for your boy’s cihhelicanee sesairen that No. { Montague Bakery, 6 cylinder - $50.00 a ; wa summer wear . . . styl ° pate Med per of = ~ Be No. 5 Gaudet’s Auto Body Shop, Eden St., Flat V-8 evlinder $50.00 BOYS “aja hs tts &

rontier tween Israel an a No. 6-Lucky Dollar: Food St % = er Eypt was withdrawn’ last P a YG 4 & tebe co ala overhead valve V-8 __ $50.00 g 3 JACKETS |. al the popular, sum: ; spring under a UNEF cost . Ave 9 ’ ae cutting operation Travel Trailer’ Consolation race for non-wwinners. . : ... $50.00, ™ — es «The nature of | fag inating | haaies B® No. 8 Tulle Bros. (Easy Cleaning Supplies) Free For All. $100.00 @ Nylon and = = ably dees as much to maintain aeRO '@e 3 Madras 3 morale at'‘the abundant orga- f 2 OVER 25 CARS EXPECTED . 2 PAIR for Ni. 50

nized ‘recreation and _ do-it FLEXALUM » @ ; 2 shail neta ates ALUMINUM “71 ALL CARS MUST BE IN PIT BY 7:30 P.M. | C

nadian troops pass -a year of

virtual isolation-. im-ra™ desert Tf ilaaed ~» . *, All races under -P.E.1. Stock es Assn, Rules. OPEN A CONVENIENT e IST Tre ~ . - j A istrative and losis - Clapboard ‘DOOR PRIZES os CREDIT ACCOUNT a : pee: See ie ‘od in | L Add bright new beauty to} a 1—16 Loaves Mother’s Own Bread. : : Ay ) are engaged in ae ee ne 2 = t a& _TODAY! ae: cnits can bi@ceon in a ccanke || 2.End painting and exterior | 2—25 Lb. Bag Five Roses Flour. 9 ‘ Re cle made to run again, in «tan boating ee _ BE EARLY — ADULTS $1.00 : ‘ 1-Hour Free Parking 3 @ signal transmitted from El ] 4° Iperease the value of your | i . Children Under 12 “Free” ‘ In = Arish to Gaza Town, in a new property substantialls) = + scien ; Sree apes 7 n exs bint or a water de 6 a salination. taachine” ost wo. ‘J. O. HORNB Cortfederation Lot run 3 4 41 Roner Drive ‘994549 The Danes. Norwegians, . eee ee ere < aS “ y ee: eee 3 - =f w& « ° ; s : : .

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