: sa —— ———* ne : . = ac aes ME b | a = ‘ . r 4 f g — . ean ( : a ‘ < C : ‘ : a a He f aC Sa sian sane noes Se ee eI ia nol ; \ = a Saar ° A 7 us = : ny 2 aoe maa — ee + : . : {oe i : : ; k ‘ aes ae a , a os se + The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., June 4 1968) 19; _ 3 ne gst ce : ‘ , : ee ie anes a roe use TEA ey (AND THIS WHEN 1M IN a HURRY 7)” et ei Peking Mayor sD ismissal Resolutions Over Viet Nam ~™ 5 a :

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=! ‘Hints At Pur g @ In Chi na et Presented To Presbyteria | :

. tin eondemning— North — Viet Church. in Canada only: -on--the ™ : * ES be = bee a thority of. the General Assem.- rs | The crowds shouted that the smile’. had- heen regarded. as Nam for encouraging. and’ SHp- si ood that. in the. fur PERING -( Reuters) — “Mayor changes in Peking's rule .were one. of China's top ideological ns fi tia eatote by, aia ba panures: Mey

Peng Cher of Peking, one of ‘a victory for the thought of experts who :followed a tough Pring haistile activities in tefpain trom any declaration. to “China $ top |eaders, has been dis- Chairman Mao." In Shrill voices Maoist line ‘against the Soviet Suuth Viel Nam was presented a .gcveramen! cor” coyinci! of missed as head of the city's Noung girls read out meassages Union lo: the: general sesembly -of the. \church thal. doesnot have tina Conrmunist’ -party amid of! support. ‘for Peking’s new ———> - Presbyterian Church: in Canada avthority f rumors that it might he the first secretary, Li Hsueh-Feng, ‘ “ "by Rev. A. Donald MacLeod, 28, The resolution of the commit ——-[|

tart of a.purge at other senior —in-Peng's—plate>-—— Banks Revert New Glasgow, N-S< --. tee had been presented to’ the-|

= men. eae cus : Officially number ‘nine in the ~_: , 5 _ |. A resolntion presented by the Canacian Council of Churches The ‘dismissal ofPeng. #7, ag national — Communist Politburo, To Old Policy : ‘assembly's commitiee on inter-‘gnd%rt: the Ganadian ‘govern. |

' first. sepretary of the--Peking but- actually nearer the top, . : national affairs, however, called ment : Communist party—hoss of the Peng Chen is the. highest-rank- TORONTO (CP)\—Some Cana- for Caneda to continue in its, rt is the responsibility af’ the |

dian’ chartered banks have re P0M-support of U.S. intervention verted to an-old = procedure i” Sou'h Viet Nam. .

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capital—brought 3,000 chéering ing Chinese leader to lose. his sinas (Aa tale an Untabactcin| persons into the streets of the post in 18 years of Communist cal affairs; ae

) carry ‘ ag rule. : concn ae ns rane oe ee ae distiiiaal “cenie ok which calls for some ‘borrowers ' The assembly didnot “debate churcs,”" Mr. MacLeod said. vIt® year-old leader of the national climax to a’ big drive in recent '° teave. & certain portion of the issue’ .as both-. resolutions is not the responsibility- of the

church to sugett policy, paliti- |

Communist party, : : cal or diptomatié, to the state.”

Weeks against ‘‘anti-party, anti. heir loans on deposit with the were prestn‘ed just before the socialist elements'*-accused » of Dank. cos es, _~assem'sly~aciourned

: 7" being opposed “to” the thinking However, the biorrwwer pays. Mr. MacLeod criticized the yj } of Mao. é interest on the full amount of cymmitiee: on international af-| ON THE AIR Though’ Peng “bimselt- wes ‘he. loan although he can uf fairs for ‘ts motion whigh ‘‘may : : never’ named in ‘the campaign OM\y part of it. The amount left dy ‘great--d-am-age to our some of his subordinates and n deposit varies fromcustomer church’ in Southeast” Asia. Peking city newspapers came to. customer. ¥ pe ; 3 fire. ‘References { He said: -. eer Ie

* FORMER ACTRESS DIES |

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Alice | “Calhoun Ckotiner, 65, known, as}

‘the aristocrat of the screen”

The tollowing program tist: under

3 1 to. 8" A bank spokesman said that sy phe starred in silent films ings are published \ “ " \ you! d the when: she sta! as fe oe one - maeiarrind, Bening Semen as an account incréases its ac- ¥e ae ee ee af-'as Alice Calhoun, died Friday sis Abbear oh bieecniod ta ua he pn . p a eet were’ In- tivities, it becomes more-expen- Committee —cn internatio z : ae ne MOMS? GAD * \ - Cir afl PL Beans ars SS the. stations concerned. ine at Penge Atv For the Bank to- operate a6 fnire--that_they ‘are authorised’ of Be =—y 1 “DONT FORGET” | ~ ELECTED CLASS EATING CONTEST AT OU THREE Years )@ . : the customer deposits a portion wae. ev : Ae : * Ain) 2 ey. ~ ste k <tr uy 7} MONDAY PROGRAMS Official sources remained of his loan, the interest on ‘which RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT iH Eten = ~CONGRATULATE ~ PRESIDENT AGAIN ! Ct ASS PIENIC In-A ROW 5 : ee silent on rumors that several cnvers the cost of maintaining es - “WING EY, h CFCY-TV jother senior party officials or the account. : |gavernment. ministers would be 2 BIRDIES 7 Sets * 1 iy The Canadian Imperial Bank : % 2:30 p.m.->Missicale ~ | Purged aS tC recently sent_a:__ON_ONE HOLE To -§,00: pim.—Te -Tell The Truth Observers hére -said it 16 of Commerce recently sent a‘ ON p+ 325 pm—Take 30. likely to be only a matter of circular to its branches remind-| we 4:00: pami--World: In. Contras? |time before Peng loses the of. tg them “‘to have their cus- | . Ze 4.30 pom- Razzle Dazzle fice of mayor that he has held tomers maintain credit balances. | PLAYING aT ¥ = §-00.p.t:—Rin—Tin—Tin -since.1951, : commensurate withthe services oF OB q 5.50% p.m.—Musie. Hop Until the death of Shanghai's they receive and the credit lines New Zealand, j 6.90 p.m.--Bachelor Father mayor last -year, -it was the gs! anted to them. SCORED A 6:30 pim,-Gazaite tradition that the mayors of . The Toronto:Dominion Bank ’ 7:00 pim.—CFCY TV News . Peking and Shanghai, China's and Bank of Montreal say the) . . a 7:15 p.m.~Sports Weekly two largest cities which ‘have practice is used mainly for ac- | ~ ' e Sen en ctwe tae wee 1 Oe De igen, SUE (five anes 7 MiRk SHOULD BB OVER WALL IN HALF AN HOUR WE 85 ee plete. collateral: requirements. aa b COMING IN, LOUD US WHALE AN Neuer \ ou GET A COOL MILLION 00 piMicPugitive: Pore Geeevane: aald Henke eee NAR Paces AND CLEAR, PHIL! CHALKIE. TUNE THAT 3 DROPPED RIGHT INTO 10:00 p.m.~Intertel—___1_.-__name-is expected. te--remain- oi -"ou/® 2% comment. on its peas. ~~ “TRANSMITTER TO OUR LAPS! a nae ~ Mar for Others" the. national Politburo gist until —-” - r 1I Ol pm A World Of His Own ‘the election of a new Politburo,

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but his membership from now “f}* | U e- on is likely to be on paper only. Riva nion

Peng, a tall, often genial man ae Is Planned.

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CKCW-TV 9.57 a.m.—Station Sian On é 16-00-a-m=—Canadion Schools New York newspaper men an- | 10:30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools | --noutiéed- they plan-to- - organize | 11.30 a.m.—Friendly Giant a rival union of editorial em- | 11.45 a.m.—Chez Helene . Ployees, to oppose the striking | ag Newspaper Guild of New York | (AFL-CIO).

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