Canadian soldier. scientist and statesman. receives the

Gen Andrew G. L. Mc- Naughton. left. distitnsuishefh

Free Canal Tolls Expected Until Final Decision Made

o'l‘T‘tWA (CPl—The federal’ "That is not quite an aceti-

gm-nrnnicnt ls prepared to per- rate statement.“ replied Mt. mu ships to move through llleﬂ’lt‘kol‘sﬂlll. “I think it will he Welland Canal free of tolls’hcttcr it‘ I were a pciidui: a final decision on tticistnteincnt tomorrow. with all

toll structure for the St. Law-tits implications carefully coti~ mice Seaway. it was reliablyisidcrcd.‘ reported Wednesday. ; Sources said Mr. Pickersgtll's Transport Minister Pickers statement will be timed to cor- gill is expected to announce tht {respond with a similar an deczsmn in the Commons to ;iioiinccment by the US sea- da_\‘ [way agency. The decision reverses 8 Pie-l The izovern'ment has been un- riotts announcement by former ider strong pressure from snip- transpnrt Minister Mcllrallh.‘pin: companies. industrial in- who said three months ago that tm‘csls nlon: the Welland Ca- m‘tls would be relmposed on lnetnal and the Ontario government Welland Canal ~pose tolls on the canal.

LIVESTOCK

He announced Dec. 23 ma. the governments of Canada and;

the l'nited States had ex;

chanscii iiotcs acre inn to te-E

impose tolls oil the canal link-= TORONTO (up) ._ Trading; in: luike ‘Ontario _and Lake was active and prices were Etc: llihedcliiligtm'ime grue‘lﬁilzbsteady to the week's advance to": :ti.luly,1962, ion all classes and [trades of llmever. tlte cabinet never slaughter cattle at the Ontario 'l‘i-lll al'kn‘l‘lle‘lged U19 9* ipubhc Stockyards Wednesday.

. Jr of miles M ISSUIHE an. eal calf prices were steady. nrtlar-in-councll to the St. Law-mag prices were lower and ram Seaway Authority to Tc-isheep and lamb prices were s‘ore the toll charges. |steady.

OI'ESTION UNDER STUDY Slaughter cattle _2.621: (‘hoice The whole question of St. Steel‘s 24—2450 .W‘llh sales to Lawrence Seaway tolls is un- 25%: g°°d 22:23; medium , .1” sum}. m. negotiating .eamﬂzz; common li-19: choice heif- Irwin t'tinuda atid thc L’nttedlf'l'S 9‘7"“? PW“ (“'22: medmm

u-..

States. Both the Canadian Sea-imam mmm‘m 15'"): Chm“ {Pd‘

\\.'l\' Authority and the US. St yoat‘lmS-‘EHA; 300d 22'“: .390 Lawrence Seaway DevelopnienLCW'5 16'“? ‘f'lh 5‘11“ m 1"90; Corporation are required by gmedtum 1430-1030; canncrs law to report by July 1 to their 3"“ “mo” '1‘”. good

ro‘qp‘qive governments on ‘ewlbolozna bulls 19-19 50: common fand medium 17-19

“1!? tolls

\lr Pickersgill's statement.“ Replnccmeiit cattle 2th: Good tit" l:kcl_v form the basis for {IiL'ht stockers 22-25 with sales‘ further submissions to the sea- l" 36.50: memum and Common‘

um authority at public heat ,19'3'3 lllC‘ scheduled for Ottawa Aprili \la\‘ 2 l3-i with sales to 3‘!“ To: izood 28- “I‘Vttslllml Leader Dieien .31; medium 24-27; common 24- bakcr raised the toll issue flill~ »27: common 20-24: boners 15-20. in: "19 Commons question pe~l Hogs 2.794; Grade A at Tor- rioo' Wednesday. lonto 24.30-23.15 closing at 24.85; .\lr Diefenbaker asked lira"! SOWS 19-05- WITPTIif‘I‘ the government is dc . Sheep and If-‘l'lli‘llf‘d to restore Wellanatfeodtot lambs 26 pg- hundred tolls and is waiting for ths weight; Itar: of the shipping season 10.21.24; spring lambs nllih'f‘ the announcement. 'cording to quality;

30-40 ac- sheep MO.

CANADIAN 'ovnonso

Effective Anl'llfto reverse its decision to rcimg

Award of the

1964 Founders Institute of lectrical and I“ .. '. nzineers from the organization's president. Clarence H. Linder. Formal presentation of the award was made at dinner in New York Wednesday night. Award honors McNaughton for his ‘_ many services to electrical | engineering

Witch Doctors Get Into Act ‘In Kenya's Soccer Business

NAIROBI. Kenya 'APl -— who took. the kick seemed to [Witch doctors are getting intolgain confidence front this. The the SOf't'f’i‘ business and raising ‘ball streaked towards goal and problems for Kenya's referees. ilhe HOalkeel’eT had '0 ltllll off

Several teams retain their somf great 53"“ lf‘ ka‘D it own medicine men who roam ‘mll- ’ _ . the toiii-hltnes \\'Pa\'lnE spells All" “"9 5UP“ 54‘“ l'epltlli‘d

:The Nation. the ball deflated in the goalkeeper‘s hands “Incidents like that rious problems for us, leading Nairobi referee.

and muttering lncantations. Teams finding themselves be- ing outplayed frequently ask the referee to change the hall be- cause they suspect it has been

raise se- " said a

Witchcraft is not making. our job any easier. We realize some players seriously believe

‘in witchcraft and it can consid-t

erobli affect their game,

“After all, you can't award

a penalty because a player complains he is being be- \vitched"

A Kenya member of Parlia- ment has tabled a motion urg- ing the government to set up a board of inquiry to investigate all forms of witchcraft and the validity of claims by witch dot:- tors to cure disease and to be- \\ilch people,

0 ate, Parliament has not debated the proposals.

bewitchcd.

“Witchcraft, it seems. plays a hit: role in KPnya sneeer." re- ported the Nairobi Sunday Na- tion recently.

The newspaper deScribed how one soccer spellbinder runs up ‘ and down waving the thigh bone of an ox which he claims is endowed with magical pow- ers.

For his touchline duties exchanges his elaborate witch doctor's regs is for soccer shorts and shirt but retains his witch doctor's feathered head-

dress. FOLLOWS PLAY

"The witch doctor followed the play like a linesman." re- ported The Nation, “He raced‘ along the touchline when his was attacking. If they won a free kick near their op- ponents' gotal he would point his tbone at the ball. l “Strangely enough the player

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"We have to control the game i

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GLEN VALLEY

Mrs. John Nicholson. Charlot- tetown. was a recent visitor at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Mat-Lean,

Miss Elinor Glllis and M r. Roger Hickox. students at PWC. spent the weekend at their re spective homes.

{Mr and Mrs. Norman MacDon- ‘ ald

5t aOf‘lal evening was recently held at the home of Mr. a n d Mrs Cyrus Martin sponsored b5 the WI. \ large crowd were in attendance.

Ilcnslc) lituutns. who is e m- ploictl in Saint John. N H, spent the weekend at his home.

\lr. and Mrs. Lorne ('obb and

A number of men of Glen \‘al— family. Borden. recently visited

ley and surroundiii: districts .‘il the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ar- are attending Red Cross first aid l'lttt' \l.:icl.ean classes in the school with \ii' F. \lr» l-llla Higgins. who cele-

(‘htnery. Charlottetown lilFll'lll‘ I'llZ’ll'fI lior "ll'lt hu'tlidni' l‘f‘t'f'lll

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MonoxideGas Seen In Death «

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