Iilll connor, of Fan-view, NS, pauses tor a rest and a cool drink or m somewhere

Strait while competing in the

N. Wlltshire Re

A line in Sis and costs or 15 days WI! meted out in Paul Vin. cent MtClusiley, New Willahire, by Magistrate AJ. Haslaln lol- lowlng ha conviction in city police oolxt Saturday on the charge or obstructing a peace ollieer in tin aerial-induce cl Ills dutios.

The testimony of Casts. Sier- llnil William! and Allrcd Arsen- null. was to the effect the uccua~ ed came towards them ap- parently to interfere. as they were attempting arrest his hruther at an early hour Salt-'-

day morning. ELUDED routs: The brother, Ralph Francis

Ill-Cluskey, New Wiltshire. got away (mm the police at the time but was later picked up on Elm

marathon swim which took place on Saturdw. Bill can be seen in the water ll hll hand- lers in the accompanying boat look on. Bill was well Plum

siclenl Fined

$35 On Obstruction Charge

charges of being drunk and dia- orderly “penned main, one had arranged (or two sureties to keep the peace and the bond was accepted. The other was I'urtllel.‘ remanded to give him additional time to ohlaln the required lure- ties

John Joseph Alexander Tho—

WARM WORK, SWIMMING STRAIT

In the gruelling swim but was lorrsd to give up when loss than two miles tram tile fith when the waves got the best of him and he became led-Sick.

Burns In Road l

The Charlottetown lire depart— ' meat was called shortly sitar ll o'clock last night to extin- guish a small tire in a ball: at

lhny at the end of Spring Park Road at Kitl'llwood Drive. It wm

believed .Iﬂt some

Wankbters had united the hay

and lelI It in the middle of the t to burn

mas, Southport, appearing on a stree

charge at possession ol stolen goods, was lurlhcr reman in custody to Aug, 1. Three men appeared on charges at being drunk and incapable. with one being sentenced to 25 days in lﬂil and the other two Ilnetl $20 and costs. Motorists iound rt ex- pensive to answer the charge ot‘

laillng to stall at a red Irallic I

light and three oi [Item and lines at $10 and costs.

course taking place in a total ol Iix different locatioiu came in a close 'da n» as “Teacher - Linatrian" cer- titicatcs were presented to in island school teacher: in a short ceremony in the Queen Char- lone High Scth Library,

Certiﬁcates were presented to those completing the courts by .l. A. S. Williams, of tile depart- ment or education,

Purpose oi the course. said Mrs. mas Inlhlan. who gave the instruction. was to give I introduction In school library amines to enable them to efleclively -run libmry Programs in their individual schools.

Miss Donnida putnam, n. vincial librarian, Saskatchewan. was guest lecturer at one Sel- sion. She spoke on “School Lib- rary Services in Saskatchewan." COURSE TRAVELLED

Although the bulk or the lee- Lurar were given In the Queen Charlotte High School library, the course, which was allillat- ed with the P. W. C, Summer school, also had sessions at Prince oi Wales College. Prince

Premier Khmshehev'a willlnl- lies: to approve a historic nu- clear test ban treaty was an- cnmnanled by an “understandv Ing" that the United States

Damaged Pier Seen Unlikely To Be Rebu l

SYDNEY (CPl — The Domin~ on steel and Coal Corporation will suspend shipments lrom No. 3 coal loading pier h c re

Avenue and placed under an- rrsl. He was lined $20 and costs on drunk and disorderly

charge. Two other men who had bccn prcviousiy remanded on similar

LOCALr BRIEFS

A’l‘ MILTON Misses Lorna and Alberta Butler, D‘Leary. have heen the ruesla of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smith, Milton.

VISITING RELATIVES Mrs. Ito Macintyre and son Ronald, Ottawa. are Vacationing ml the hind and while here are the guest: at relatives in Char- lottetown and East Point,

[Elm FUNER

The iunerni for baby Jellrcy James, live weeks old soil

Mr. and NBS. John P. mightil- *el' of 57 Prince Skeet wal held Sunday alternation mm the Char- lottetown Fineral Hor“ In the human Catholic cemem- Serv

Gasoline, Oil Prices Increasing

HALirAx — w.w. Shatiord. rcgion manager Ior i m p e rial ou Limited. has announced that higher lederal taxaan of gaso- line. ellcctivc with the new bud- ggt. has caused an increase or tour-tenths oi n cent per gallon In tanlrwagon prices across Can- ads,

Under the changcd regulars announced with the lodernl hud- get, the tax collected on gasoline was increased by 25 per sent. “This increase". Mr, Shallord said. "rakes the tcdcrul sales I: to an averlge of two cents per gallon and the company is simply in tilt;I position 0! belllg I collector ol the x".

Also lnr Ille same sales tax rcasons diesel lankwsgon or wholesale prices have been raised one-tenth ot a cent per gallon and wholesale prlcel on automobile and industrial luhrl~ eating oils and grasses have been increased three to tour par.

5

Vice at the grave was conduct- ed by M. William

cent.

LEAVES ITS MARK

which was ravaged In $750,000 lire early Saturday.

A company spokesman said coal shipments by water trom No, 2 pier will continue normally. it was not damaged In the blaze. pokesmnn added llties are being ex-

Thc s that possi plorcd toward Intreasinli loading capacity at the No. pier. This would give work tor about zoo men dlsplnccd by the

’=‘- to

e. The company operates to u r piers — two lor coal and two {or steel.

The damaged pier was not ex- peeled to be repaired or rebuilt as a new mechanical pier an d pocket -- a container built into the pier to hold about ls.ooo tons or coal— is already under con- stmctlon,

Curtain countries says the New York Daily News,

The News says the United States is prepared to open Ili- rect trade talks with the Com- munist pact nations as a direct result oi the test ban treaty initiallcd in Moscow last week.

State Undersecretary Avercll Harrirnan reinsed to comment

Li on the point alter his meeting

In Hyannis Port. Mash, with President Kennedy, in newspa-

r rem . Harriman headed the U.S. delegation to the three- nation talks which concluded

The white House relused to

.SLAND NEWS PAGl

:horloltelown and Queens County The GuArdiIn, Charlottetown, Mon. July 29. 1963. 5

leather-librarians Awarded Certificates

A two week summer u-hool Edward Island LlhrurleSr

l

BaleofHav lradePromiseClaimed ’In Nuclear Ban Deal

NEW YORK (AP) v Soviet,cnn(irm that

would liberalize trade with iron 5

l

and the libraries at Prince Street, School‘ airchwood High School.‘ and Saint Dunn-en's Univeralty.‘ Miss Jessie Fullerton, lihrarianl ss.. rpolrc on library pro-i grams in elementary schools. . CERTIFICATE WINNERS

Those ruccasrluhy enmplet. lag the course and the scboo

2 Ti

High School. Jesxie R. Fullerton, Prince Street Elemen- tary School; Mrs. Esther A. Fletch. Spring Park Elemen- tary School; Miss Bessie Prow- Wcst Kent Elementary School; Mrl. Marjorie L. Fer- Englewood Regional High School: Mrs. G. Adelaide Wood, Engiew ad Regional High School; lurs .lennlc Stevenson. Athena Regional High School; Mrs. Kathleen Mciver, Elm Street School. Summerslde: Mrs. Ernestine Scott, Summer Street School. Sununeraide: Mn. Sa- die Nicholson, Central Queens Regional High School; Mr]. Mn- mie M. Mill, Kenalngton Region» II High School.

a trade under- standing had been reached with the Soviets. the Daily News, Says. ‘ The newspaper also says the «areas explained that the oili- ciul signing at a nuclear agree- in t with Canadﬂ, supposed to have been lnitisllod last week. has been delayed indcllnitely

mutual consent ol both gov- ernments until the nuclear test bun with Russia has been ratt- lie

,5 New Horseshoe ; Champs Crowned ood

‘ormer Resident )ies In Sask.

The sad news was received by ills lamin oi me death an July 27. of Russell MacF-Irlane oI' Peale. Sask.. In his 6151 year.

ac ‘arlane was born at DcSable. F, ,I. but went to Western Canada while quite young. For several years he op- crzled a dam in Saskatchewan and a Iew yurs ago he moved to ins late residence at Prime. near Reglna,

He leaves to mourn his wife and it) or s lamlly moat oi whom have home: ii their own in Saa- katchcwsn.

in PEI resides his mother,

rs. 1D. Munrarlanc. in~

It. sister Ruth lMllS, Roland Easter)

nal: also three brothers. Walter was When and optrqwrs And and stgwgn or n the menus or organisms such and Smith or gamma A training at the community level.

Islander Comp In Business Ma

mAWA teat e Represent» river or live provincial govnn~‘ menu and a trade .ssocintionl received certificate: Tilllradlyl night irom Deputy Trade Mins‘ lstsr Jamel A. Roberta on their successiul completion at the has tional small business managr‘ talent Iralnli'lg course.

The l: - wrclr course, can darted by the small business branch oi the trade department. gave instruction in the kinds or training needed by small buslr

The second phase or the pm

leles Course nagemenl

sram now noes into street with the provincial representative returning home to begin man. lung coursel and rcorultlnsl an il'led instructors trom local business and rolesslpnnl men.

The courses will he availablel

ncss associations and scrvicol t-lubl, working with provincisll departments rcsponsibla tor ed-j ucatlnn and trade. r initial courses to be oileocd this rail to groups at small bush. nessmeu will select/ad lrorn among the touowing: retailing, accounting lor owners, market-1 iog iot- manufacturers. book- keeping, and purchasing. Training materials tor all have been prepared by

resides in Vermont. Funeral arrangements had not yet been eomvlated.

The weekly horseshoe tourna- ment at the Rnsebank Horseshoe Club saw s new champion crow- ned when Dave Power deleated George Scantlehury in a very exclling sudden death match to emerge Ihe victor.

The team or Power and Scan. tlehury detected the Learn oi the delending champions Tom Scan~

.I

the small business branch and

tin education

‘ partrnent or industry

calm-a an eligible (or ﬁnancial aid nib! the Herd-provincial technical am national [train- Inl armaments.

Thou receiving certiﬁcate! from the Inhool included Robert Dnlliel. Halllax the Nova Sun-

dcpsrtment and Ronald Stu-9y, Churtollev Imvn, Prince Edward Island db

Germans and Jews -Today

Full atonement tor Nazi ' the Jewiah people is, or course, in cible. But August nail? Digest tells how the Gammon are showing their contritr'on. in ways that may rise you. Get your copy at Augun Reader’s Digest today.

New Zeal Due Here Shortly ‘

The New Zealand government trade commissioner. Room . Grad! will visit ctrarlottetown early next month dlﬂ‘llld a tour‘

tho Atlantic provinces. t

. ray, who is based in Montreal, will arrive in char- lottctown late Sunday, Aug. 4, and leave the iollowing Tuesday tor Halilax. During his visit, be will meet with Board of Trude otticlnls and local business re-‘

SHAW FESTIVAL

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TONIGHT

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tlchury and anion Kelly in th e linal 2 oi a set by 2 games t 1: none to emerge the team winner over the ﬁeld of in players audl earn the right in the suddnn death singles play-0M.

Power wears the crown until next weekend when he must lay it on the line to all challengers. ‘ Entries will be received at the Holiday canteen at R o Sebank beach up to 2:00 p.m on Sunday slim-noon Aug. 4, loss and entry r fees are payable at time or reg- ; istratinn. ‘

e peoples ol the lerrlmrlel ISOLATE ponTUGAL ..

Dean oblccted to the resolu- tion on the grounds it would tend to “drive portugal low a position or isolation." He ex» pressed doubt that it would ac- tually help lnhabitnnts ot the territories.

He urged the council instead to work tor removal or the sur- picions and misunderstandings between portugal and her Atri- can accusers.

And he called on portugol to "accept now. belore it is too late, that world opinion cannot acqulesce In a continuing denial of the legitimate aspiration ot the people oi Angola. Monm- hique and the other portuguere

Under the agreement, the United States would rovirle' Canada with nuclear warheads (or missiles to he used tor inter- continental delence. the new: paper says.

“Neither side wanted to upset the diplomatic applecart when the negotiations In Moscow were going so well," The News says.

ierritories towards self-deter» mination."

while the British and u.s.‘

spokesmen round the resolution too strong. Soviet Ambassador Nikolai Fedorenilo told a re- porter It was too weak to sat- isty him.

Ghana's Alex QuaisomSackey. lorrnaliy the dratt

By CAB

MAN CUMMIN UNITED NATIONS

give up her Atrican posse!- sions.

Adlai Stevenson oi the US. and Sir Patrick Dean ot Britain told the United Naliunl Security

Au:me EXPECTING

LONDON (AP! — princess Alexa , as, is expecting her lirst child early next year, her household announced Sunday. The 's cousin married wealthy Scottish busincssmnn Angus Ogilvy. youngest son the Earl oi Alriie. in Wcstmln- sler Abbey April 24, A member oi their household at Thatched House lodge In suburban Rlclh mond park said "the princess ls very well.” hut she will no- denake no iurtlrar oilicinl an- ngernenLI.

‘* eloi’ oi divlulty degree [To

Dr. W. Riddell Dies Suddenly

TORONTO [CPI—Dr. Waller A. Riddell, Ill. lorlner Canadian representative at the League of Nations and a diplomat, author. teacher and labor adviser. died

Iuddenly Saturday at Illa sum- l’ller cottage In Algonquin Park. educated at me Uni

m in at

Union Theological Seminary New York. A book he wrote

' the lime. The Rise of Eeclellll-

tleai Control In Quebec. wal long considered I definitive work on the Subject.

'llll mark III! m Ktrolm by the thin-India [mm In W ind: m“. dau- (of at Me evidentles. (Ar WW)

)Iy lotlhe ml Ills handed liver 0 the chairman New York I)"

a s "mountain's: In Brunell Fri-y ﬂ”

TOWER YEOMEN GO ON STRIKE

mNDON (Reuleral—Yeo- men Warden at the Tower 0! London went on Itrlkl Sundly and the grim hi“ tron which house! the own Ie’weh WI: cloud in tourist].

'Hae wardei's or "Beefeat- erl —whole corps Ia man than live eenlurlel nld~ Joined a " rsulldlyl" SW! which cloned II M Brltltn'l i'IIIIaeIIlI'IlV lllleh lea and (mom snowmen Sunday

About W w rum In attendants began the trace- a-week ltrllie July to sum their unlon'l PG! demand.

But the nricelua crown towels and art maatcrplecu ula — the union non- Iented to murky lualdl [lulu on duty.

ACCEPT! LONDON (neuter-l — Britain a A c on

Iar can.

Eul'wun Unlo na-

lnl'elyl ol- Ilid here. The antenna laid the Brltldl re-

, Britain, u-s. Reiecli Bid To Slice Porlguese Empire

Council Friday they cnuld not

(CPl— support a dralt resolution on The Unlled status and Britain the territories, although in y have turned thumb! down on a sympathized with some of its new bill to Three Portugal to provisions.

The resolution wail sponsored by Ghana. Morocco and The Philippines on behalf ol an African delegation representing the 32 countries that met at Addie Abaha in May

It would have the council de- mand early independence for the Ierritories. It also llauld ask Secretary-General U Thant to “ensure” Ihal the resolution is carried out, and to repnrl back by 30

It would also call for an em- bargo on the sale to Portugal of arms or military equipment ulat would enable Portugal to continue her ‘repressians" at

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See what happens when an lrresﬁbla bachelor means

an lnunovahle girl.

I-lhrioua! Color-lull In the vein nl "Lover Come Back". Loaded with laughs, funnier than "Pilan Talk."

Uproarlous, Adult Swill“! Comedy! ‘

CARY GRANT DORIS DAY 5

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RATINGS ON

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Him

Dolly . Hollywood Reporter Parent‘s Mum in?

noted that it called {or only a limited rather than a total arms embargo and did not demand

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Both Dean and Stevenson isctsd to one clause or the dratt declaring that the situation in the territories was “seriously endangering peace and security in Airica,"

And they both deplored Afr|~ can warnings thnt independent action woul taken against Portugal if the council lalled to move decisively.

Stevenson backed the partial arms embargo. saying the US had lollowed such a policy ior years. But he cautioned against “placing an impossible burden" on the secretary - Seneral and setting “unrealistic time limits" that silly raise (also, hopes,

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