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TUBERCULIN TEST

PROGRAM

Will Open X-Ray Survey

In Brighton Area

Dr. M. Lorne Bonnell. Provin- cial Minister of Health announced last night that the Tuberculin Testing and X-ray Survey to be held in Charlottetown this winter will open in the Brighton area today. Tubercnlin testing clinics will be held today and Friday at the Provincial Sanatorium and on Monday and Tuesday the tests will be read and X-rays taken.

The survey. a co-operative effort between the Provincial Depart- ment of Health and the Prince E d w I r d Island Tuberculosis League has the full approval of the City Council and will be in operation in Charlottetown ior Ieveral months.

Dr. Bonneil went on to say that already lady volunteers from the Brighton area have carried on I

house to house canvass of all homes west of Ambrose Street. "These ladies are to be commend- ed." the Minister said. ”for the fine co-operation and effort they have shown in this very worth- while program."

FURTHER PROGRAM Explaining the operation of the program further. Dr. Bounell pointed out that Charlottetown has been divided up into eight sections. The X-ray- machine will move from section to section so that people will not have far to walk. After Brighton, the survey will move to the area north of Eus- ton. with Ambrose Street. the city limits and Elm Avenue as the boundaries. Clinics for this section will be held at the Community

Today

Centre.

During the winter and early spring. each house in the city wiill be visited by lady volunteers and the times. dates and centres for each section will be announced In the advertising section of this newspaper and over the radio. the Minister added.

Emphasis is being placed on the adult portion of the populatio but school children will also be in- cluded in the program. It is to be hoped that the people will attend the clinic by families. Dr. Bon- nell said.

"The only way we can stamp out tuberculosis on Prince Ed- ward Island is to have every per- son attend these clinics. have I tuberculin test and, if necessary. mxd,.y'.,me.... . ,,.

SC Party

Canada Council On Issue

OTTAWA (CP) - social Credit Leader Low indicated Wednesday his party will make establishment of the Canada Council an election

issue.

he said in the Commons he will , most -t- ', any attcrnpt to impose "canned cul- ture' on Canadianrand argued that improvements in social se- wrlty legislation are far from im- portant.

Mr. Low spoke before the Com- mons pssscd. by.a vote of 101 to 6. I, resolution setting out the basic outlines of the Canada Coun-

cil. Undcr the ernment's ro- posal. the counc would get SEO.- ooo.ooo as in endowment, with

revenue being used to assist the humanities. social sciences arts. Another 850,000,000 would be distributed to universities to help them expand buildings and equip- ment during the next to years. Those voting against the resolu- tion were the five Social Credit h in the 1' at the time.

The vote was requested Stanley Knowles. CCF will

After a a bill in esiab of the council was introduced.

'i'h:ubill;sulslauscs show Itlhat the coun w comprise mem- bers. including I chairman and I vice-chairman appointed in terms up to Ive years. The other 19 would be appointed for three-year terms. The chairman and vice- chalrrnanfwill the others db Incas.

rm vlonarnn ACT

receive salaries. expense allow-

advise on money

Mr. nowlcs said Prime Min; istsr St. Laurent had violated sec- recy provisions of the income Tax Act in disclosing Tuesday that fed- eral succession duties from the es- tales of two multl - millionaires

andlllth

oi the resolution. lHm&-

Plans To

t

Steel Co. oi Sault Ste. Marie. 0nt., and Isaak Klliam. Montreal in- vestment dealer.

Mr. Knowles said he doesn't ob- ject to obtaining this information but he had been told on previous

. by Mccann that such information was secret under provisions of the lncone Tax Act.

Mr. St. Laurent admitted that perhaps he had violated the act technically. However, he had been repeating only what had been pub- llshed generally in the newspa- pers. He had not. obtained or given precise figures.

One oi the council's powers will be to make awards to Canadians "for outstanding accomplishment"

e "arts" field.

Prime Minister St. Laurent said he hopes it will be in operation before March 31.

The council will be able to bar- row 3100.000 from the federal

by outstanding cultural accomplish-

tioncd In Lg.

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msntshsdnotbcennien

he provision "that has Inytllingwtoniio with the

Refugee: Refuse To Settle Inzuscsk.

REGINA (C!) - one B refugees scheduled to arrive in Begins and Saskatoon Friday have refined to settle in Saskatchewan. J. 0. Probe. pro- vincial clvil defence co - ordlnstor

ednelda '

Illd W

He said he it been iniorrned in s tsl e conversation with Deputy inun stlon Minister For- tter in Ottawa that the refugees had declined to come west. No

refusal

t i lied : under 1oo,ooo.ooo. as for us. . ldi that Ar e ' - . - ....,..., am-in -nlcuhrly wants added and n. rani natal: were uuiu of-sir 'Tlieurvefmugees dlaernberkedontbe 33".? 'Mmli-uni tilts”? loco L.gdnL""B Buuye” ,,,.f,”.f,.,,"f,":,'E,"'3.-';l.1.,',3,;.f,.l,i,l';l.'. :'i"ifJ"ie1':m g....c.i 1'-",?,'.l".2 missiles.” 1..., ,,,'"m',",”".?,".:l.:,3,'lu.:.l' 3,. James Dunn, president of Algoma Empress of at-can sum-day. ,...,m.. are cs-ulns drnstlth ' T '1 Stile he has asked Israel if she will David Ben-Gnrion. Tin us. is pressing develop pom-try into British units. A and lung cancer. Pun." gun. on umgg smog, Emu-. There was no immediate word meat of these clectronlcal1y-cu- I. Iandy's Washington talks last I ' it also uuuested the Iw-tr .5 ,.';':”l;:d ("d T?” Force on its side of the from the in-uu dasucoa on the Inlled projectiles as s as-mat Inlath brought only an ...een-em S' W9 ' H d As P b meat lnstltute research M0 Di bu" ls";g;v"l;”c”hP3 amt;-ul ai-mmlce me, new orders. to atomic-age warfare. 1. prlnclph on American help for Ex a wagon, . A""bm”' 5” "mm W"... 'e announcement The instructtlm from Israel Sandys told the Commons Il1t- Bl'ltllD'I Pfhlrsm to cut its 84.- e I in. ma whilih alum” R The sale ended Wednao called wcdnes- came mg UN tian.uhad lln's zilcttermlrrlggon to cut 388! deflclltl: budsel resents more an - III UN assembly gven Q1 a be- expen lures pdtlltlc u- and ape rn ry mall 3: 'l'P::f'-'::,'ml: o2:"':,m.u": ' buyers again led over. 3k ll Illddlelllastglrlsls mind mad: If Eben to Ban gersazlidglgshgom lead pom.-rd Details remain to be y. we cm". of employment abolld "" Mwu" "H" W 27 Tn” I l'rhI&IImMtcllnln tells evening. in Washington. He returned to s. The four British divisions in SAINT JOI-IN. N.B. (cm Wire- its fatal run to meet the Avalon, "1 , , n ., amino. W I - I, g d . res. operator Thomas mm: of the said the craitts whistle was tried g1:nlt'"l"'d "' ' '” ' bulls for export droppeq for settlunent. M "I h wI;l;ITn 3!"!-ti nhrnlud wan: B rain -H" 81- west (mg .I; in:-cf; w,,,,,,a:,.'" u'f,”,,',m;".'f; 3.3,f".,.?:'.,”"'”"' "'1' "ll "" The inn covers the Brotherhood '”"' 1:gfm::l"&:gPm . mpg... 5,. h.";,.. 1. A declaration that Israel will P0”i”5,C”"5'”"” fruit a total of smut men to so.- Fort Avalon messaged Jan is onaumd by a... 3",... ., of Maintenance of Way llmplnr ”, " , ,5 ,. '..., the Israelis I they recognize the "ctmperate with um” N "we reviewed on st-rsnsemenu m, that she had collided with the har- Montreal counsel for the British 995- B””'''''"””' ”' MI m" "9" i P" Gm"! A-I-his resolutions do "0" "Mi "0 Ht-NI-h P""'"'"'-V ""'” '”' ”""”""”" l Trainmen the Order of Re ''I W I 281.000 was paid or ea- -"nu "Id 5. pcm in the area based on is. between the United States and bar pilot boat am it appeared Bermuda and West India slum. portenlmala lest oar. . I9! I-mlvl raw 8 - . "mm w------'' m - ---u ,m .2: gag grew at v-- :s".:::;;:...':'.' 2.':r.::..:.f"; A------ we -is -n .....""""-"'-...... ... " :.?:.:L':'t' "' "-' "-M N-A-0-..'::::::."..::.:"":.'.:."..."t.'.'.'.:'; :2: will por. . p. axandarsald . ,ggsl n ma It'll! B0 09- - - ' I .. he" W-""':.......'-r 3-...."":.'.:-...-t M as :'.t":::”tiL.r:.ml?'3'n!-5-' ---e- -1- ""” ..u v"".-'----....... .-.::t.:::.:: ..3..:... ......... .. .. .. ":::::::::i'.:."::.:"t..:'...."”- Z'.'.i:'la day of tag alnps wer':"loa::t:dPmIllnmu hood of Locomotive Engineers. "Eg”.:n'.”"Ao::e”tg': W on tile question as I prerequisite the mutual” and Id abstention tries have derived considerable the inquiry by transport it was in the area. the regular :rr:”T”""TT'.TT- tag, is" zgglnd souu, um. '0 fill!!! eidtrltloll 0! the lI- "Om Nlllwm 555- "5! it benefit "'0'" "'l' '-'”lW"""P" "5 grant: counselw ark. btlast of log hora was Narcotics m u'.mU' - , radl mwt ptzsigggypqucs untliusg new as the al 2 dgggedwnrtexwnd still anther FREDEMCNN (CF, gg um; ,,,.md 9 . uatice . . Anglia a 5" - '"''V'- - ' - and three mm mm. w it rapeseed Uled s.A' bibs-Dana "w dl.c scdapo-siih .i'"d' ,mii.'i:'os otlin” we host Suspect Arrestbd ' to s"s'y'pt's"ltie. El Sheihh am. and the sauna achesn: for iheuallopthll tarantula M with the loss of seven Ell YORK (CPI-Errol Fina oi the asemlly racoavening, on questions at measures Issued is at certain American weapons. and Muir said the Avaien's TORONTO iwlwnmt ” III! and nclmmsn. woe to avoid under llaaI- prev?” l.-all tree this is now belnll examined Ir! the was received after a rerzgtg Wm "The by ..r T .( in '' elifbn t.w.o":overnmenu and their service . . - show. wail aggrav - - xlnnorlor "I cKl pic.-ire of th '03- EEYIWI Cl! Ulh Ie Asked whether these welwlll ga, ya. in '5. wbetbc II vs meanwhile the call for south: ZQ neat. Include intercontinental and later- aad where." . " Q g V . ml seat an or- tile. indecent,-;lr;::. bllllstlc "it'll"- ' ' . ..:f . . :3 Ill conclusion! IN calffme i”m ... ms LEAV3 again. it would in pmsnm euecd speed is can and . I I0 mean It the U3 ., A ; I . I m'auoy(latislsed' W , S t I o " -'-- -Election -Elcre Budget? Q .elfw- -.-X . ' l. """" iHn.!:tcrr-'I& Wssissuua-otuuosottmnttauunqu-cstaslus . It MD! aeqaslueuusisaseau-ascaurpua-lsasuvslss 1-,. . W&da wlllu fa ' - nlsad thh suatoa. ",3 , 11,. new .sc tau-on aassss. .aa' queen: Ime-V was 1! reveusi. I win

Make

Canada Medal."

The medal was created by or- der-ln-council in October, ms, but none has ever been awarded.

Appointments to the council will not be made until after the pres- ent lcgislation is passed.

Besides the making of awards. the council will be empowered to grant scholarships and loans for study and research. ex- hibitions, yuformances and pub- lications. and arrange for interna- tional exchange oi lniormation in the arts. human!" and social sciences.

Nfld. Youth Wounds Girl. Kills Himself

STEPHENSVILLE CROSSING, Nfld. (CP)-RCMP said Wednes- day-'Itonald King, 18. of Journals, Nfld.. fatally shot himself after shooting 13-year-old Joan Pike in the thigh Mondaya

Thcy said the shooting occurred in a railroad shack at Pike's Sid- ing. They said the girl suffered I

Civilians In Prison As Riot Flares

POINT - OF - THE - MOUNTAIN, Utah (AP)-A guard was report- ed stabbcd in the stomach and a basketball team and some 25 cl were believed held as P08”!!! when a riot broke out at the Utah State Prison this even-

Some '75 peace officers from throughout the Salt Lake Valley,

WINTERS GIVES PROGRESS REPORT

Will Make Full Analy p Of Causeway Possil:)ili'riesg

including highway patrol officers from several counties, were sum-. lnoned to the prison. .

An unidentified spokesman for the prisoners said the group wanted to see the governor."

The civilians reported held were believed to include six teachers from Jordan High School and Brilham Young University.

The basketball team was un- identified.

Name of the wounded prison d-lilgd was given as M. L. Cole

King Snud Gives Views On .U. S.- Mid-Eost Plan

WASHINGTON (AP) - King Snud of Saudi Arabia said Wed- nesday that President Eisenhow- er's Middle East proposal "is I good one which is entitled to con- sideration and apprwlatlon" of Arab countries.

Saud ” ' ” his view at s hastily-arranged press conference It Blair House the ytesidents guest residence.

Previously the king had been re- ported pleased with the explana- tions oi the proposal which he had received from Eisenhower and other officials.

This was the first direct and open statement he had made however on the plan for standby authority for the president to use American military force against overt Communist aggression in the Middle East. and to provide e2oo,ooo,ooo a year in U.S. arms and economic aid there.

LEBANESE PROMISE

8aud's declaration came alter Lebanon's Foreign Minister Mallk promised to seek support among the Arab states for the Eisen- hower plan.

Mallk. after a visit to Eisen- hower. said he had given that as- surance to the president.

At the same time. however. Maiik said "nobody knows more than I do" how difficult it will be to win full Arab co-operation.

King Saud said he will talk to other Arab leaders when he re- turns home on "all matters" in- cluding Eisenhowei"s plan.

THE LATE MR. BRENNAN

Sudden Death Of Mr. W. D. Brennan

The death of William D. 31' . 36. occurred ” ", yesterday at the Charlottetown lioillllal. He had been ill only I week. .

He was born in Charlottetown.

I0-year Sentence For Manslaughter

tlcshwoundandislnsatistsctari

For Ailments From Exhaust Fumes,

cover caused by exhaust fumes from temal comhuslon motors. u.- The organisatlon in I brief mltted to the Ontario cabinet said

Ask Compensation '3?

tMUOIofthsiateldr.sndM. . Mp Bmnu 0' : " ' ST. .1 s. Niid. pl-rt-snl: - ' Q. ' i .. .

- labor for the . 7 slaying of Frank Pike . Johnson was convicted oi man- slaughter Jan. ll.

IIETOIIC CHURCH

The ltoman Catholic cathedral la-t hlgqdres in India was founded

I by his wlf . th MIN? Evslyn H:-nu; five ecnnci r-"......-”

At a c a an 0-

REHABILITA N of the dis- abled will be problem facing the P.E.l. Rehabilitation Council which held its first meetings Wed- nesday. Preliminary organization

Israel Cancels Order For Jets

ED ITS CONTRACT WITH Cana-

OTTAWA (CP) -Israel has liquidated its contract with Cana- dair Ltd.. Montreal, for purchase of 24 Sabre Jet fighter planes. (Trade Minister Howe informed the

VI .

Israel's s7.soo,ooo order was sus- pended by the Canadian govern- ment in late October when Israel

huded my”. The afternoon program consist from Ottawa. who is a few; well wml

Mr. Howe told Opposition Leader "' ”' ' ' """"'” W "" "L 3”" ”'

y . I . I H G . . M. R - - ,yrh&- . Tff .. ..c I - 0' "W"-W-' tionoithcccntract.Tlrlehadbeen

arranged between Israel and cans-

dalr at the request of the Jewish state.

Canadair has turned back to is- rael s2,ooo.ooo which it had re- ceived irons Israel for the first eight planes. Hr. Howe said these Sabres willbe turned over to the

RCAF.

. Juries Bren- Carlottctown. A lives in

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CPD

U.N.u Sec' New Suggestion

y Has

ders to Ambassador Abba Eban

Welfare Bureau: land Noel Mell-

was done in December. Amongst Ieur. Assistant National Coordina-

those attending were LEI-1 the lion. Forrest W. Phillips, lBaker. Director oi the Protestant

wuwl, tor oi Rehabilitation. who was the

guest speaker. . Guardian Photo

P. E. I. Rehabilitation Council Holds Sessions In Cll'town

tlon of the officers. Mr. Walter Baker. chairman; Brig. W.W. Reid. secretary: and executive members. Dr. P.A. Cr lman. Miss I. Arsenault. Rev. Sister Mary Henry and Dr. L.W. Shaw.

Brig. W.W. Reid then chaired the meeting and introduced Mr. Noel Mellleur. assistant National Co - ordiaator of Rehabilitation

Thirty-two representatives from various groups interested I re- habilitation attend d two sessions of the newly formed Prince Ed- ward Island Rehabilitation Coun- cil held in the conference room oi the Health Center in the afternoon and in the proiectio room oi the Visual Education Branch in the evening yesterday

Liberal M. P. For Queens Mode Query

sis.

. S;

l. OTTAWA lSpecial)- A 3 ress report on investigation on the 1 feasibility of a causeway to link Prince Edward Island to the main-

land was given to the Commom' Wednesday by Works Mintstq

l

Winters. He was replying to I question asked on the floor of the b h Tuesday by Neil A. Ma- theson. Liberal MP for Queenl. , Investigation oi sources of suit! . able rock fill for a causeway has , been carried out in New Bruna-l

wick and analyses of the rock are now being made in Ottawa. Mt. r Winters said. His statement to till i l

L

House on the subject was as fol- lows:

"Mr. speaker, I should like to answer I stlon asked yester- day by the Libernl Member for Queens about the work being done on the proposed Causeway be- tween Borden. Prince Edward Is- land. and Cape Tormentinc. New Brunswick.

"Tile situation is that the Gov- ernment of Prince Edward Island last year. requested us to study the feasibility of I proposal to build I causeway from Prince Ed- ward Island to New Brunswick and U zed have done some work to that

UNDERGOING TESTS . ( "This would be I pro ect of E major proportions. In e I . its cost an important factor A be the source of supply of sultdble f rock. The Province specifically re- .. quested lie the possibility of obtaining suitable rock from the Cape Tormentine

area. "OI the basis oi geodlggltcal re- test holes were ed and

sent to our

i I 2

Sandys Hints Britain May Use American Weapons, Missiles

It speculated that Britain is most likely to get the U3. army's Nike Bsrcules. e ground-to-sir

to have a 50-mile range. and the Talon naval sur- iacc-to-alr missile.

1. The U.S. may slupply both

LONDON (AP) - Britain is

4 weapons. mun apparently on guided Inla-

Defenca Minister Duncan lan- dys told the House of Commons Wednesday the move to add new arms to Britain's arsenal is under

esalninatioa by government lead- a u-sandservtcestaiislnbotIlan-

do; adcwashingtonim In to other countries. 0 i""'”0l0 ”4'Wl- 2. us. artillery ualts equipped "W" V" wld”l”'”d "KEMP with atomic warheads may be If:

- benefits from I CIIISOWIY 5'

testing labora- :-:"-::.."""t.....,...l".-"....' as" vs

I full evaluation notrd 0031'. etc. 4 "concurrent with the laboratory ' testing. a field performance test I has been established adjacent to the Canadian National ItsllwaY's

dock at Cape Tormentlne in which v samples of the best stone obtained :- nom the Tormentlne drilling. 00

well as other local Ilusrf! ml”? ial. are under observation.

FUBTIIEI CBECK

"These tests were started last fall and will continue until tlll umplea have been subjected to p 3 sun year's cycle of weather and I 1 sea conditions. The results of the field test will be I further check on the laboratory tests which 81'! being reviewed at the present ti

I

me. "in addition to the technical

gtudy, we are making a full fin- ancial and economic analysis. in this we have been guided '1' Phi Iervations made in the PNll"1l"l ary report of the Royal Commiss- ion on Canada's Economic Pros- pects. This study will include I forecast of the overall economic

against the LVPC of ”"'lc' "0" provided with the ferries. Arraag merits are beml mid? W ""9 F financial and economic study Cid 1-led out by the accounting an