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over the remains of a skele- sidewalk at Windsor. Ontario.

Chamber Claims Canadians

'Able To Pay For Sickness

OTTAWA it‘l’ -Tlic Execu-

tive Councll of the Canadian

Chamber of Commerce said here that most Canadians can well afford to protect them- selves against the cost of sick-

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The routtctl made the ulatc- ment to the special Senate t'nmr vruttee on the amt: in a brief urging that :m'ernmcnt activity in the field of medical care should be confined to areas of need.

Necessary medical care tacil~ ities should be available to in- digents. Such SCl‘\'l(‘(‘€ could be provided with out tampering with the present health services mechanism.

The c o u n e if said private health insurance agencies are providing diversified and com- petitive methods of financing the costs of medical services for all who wish and can afford them. The number of Canadians with medical or surgical insur~ ancc had increased from 5.000.- 000 in 1953 to 10.000.000 today.

“These fi:urcs form a firm basis for the conviction that vol- untary insurance will continue to grow in the future and that.

government at'll\'ll_\' in the fieldl

of medical care should be con- fined to areas of need." the council’s brief said.

“Most Canadians can well at- ford to p r o t e ct themselves azainst the cost of sickness. it is: scarcely a valid criticism of health insurance that the indi- gents are not potential patrons.

.l“or the indiucnts. we advocate

financial assistance by the gov- ernment if the expense of the illness is clearly beyond the means of the individual.“

The brief said a large major-

ity of Canadians have the re-i

sources to pay for adequate medicl care if they elect to give it a high priority in their budgets This was evidenced by per capita incomes and the 1305- session of durable consumer goods.

It is believed the bones are those of a Huron Indian and are some 250 years old. With Daneion is Alan Douglas. cur- ator of the Hiram Walker His- torical Museum in Windsor.

(CP Wirephoto)

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IS The Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. May 2. 1964. ‘

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Castro Renews Warnings

On U.S. Spy—Plane Flights 1.

HAVANA IAPt—Prcmicr Fi-l tinue despite Cuban protests. ‘ cannot" a c c e pt any more del Castro has warned against The Soviet Union has supportedi flights. more U.S. spy-plane flights over‘ Cuba‘s protests.

s _\'-tli"ht crisis arose “We will de- p °

T Alive Iwm Nerve“; tthese nigh: from U.S. intelligence reports to tie imits o w 3 our \vea -t .. a . ‘ _ (ms can do... Castro asserted. that departing, Sovret tioops ate

Cuba. declaring: fend our sovereignty. whatever it may cost and wherever it may happen-H He did not specify that meantt

iexpected to turn over to Castro-

as high - powered ontl-olrcrafti U

rocket installations.

. U. .8. note was sent to Cuba March 27. via the Swiss warn- ing Castro against interfering with the American flights.

A Cuban note arrived in Washington rejecting the U.S. contention that the flights are necessary to guard against re- introduction of Soviet ballistic missiles.

Castro told those at the Japa- nese reception that the U.S. had known for a long time that Cubans were being trained to operate Russian rockets. He said this knowledge gave the

.S. “1% years to rectify its flight policy."

I “We are ready to talk and to ‘ search 5": peaceful solutions tall pending problems but any 1 positions of force "'tainst us are ‘ going to fail." he said.

“I am inlerpreiln'! “‘9 feel-l that can be bestowed on ndi.

ings of the Cuban people and I

do not want war because l cou- Union.

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The Order of Lenin, instant.

ted in 1930, is the highest aw.rd viduals or groups in the Saw”

He said he is ready to seek 8 Cuba would use Soviet rockets; peaceful solution to problemsi to try to bring down Americant with his North American neigh-t planes. , b0? bl“ If thelAmerlcan-‘nwantl Without mentioning any deft-l war there W1“ be war‘ : nite date. the Cuban leader said' Castro made the statement. _ - ~ . ,- t the rtround-to-air rockets nowt during I four—hour talk withE _ _a _ H v." b foreign correspondents and dip-' (ontlolled by RUSSIan-f, “‘ e lomats at aJapanese diplo- handed 0"" ‘0 cum“ We "*9th he” WILL NOT SURRENDER His remarks set the stage for‘ “we follow a straight, clear, an address he will deliver todayi policy and we will not be weak, , at Havana's big May Day Cele-i so we will not cry later, over} brtion. Diplomats expect him, our weakness." Castro said. to hit hard at the United States; “We will not surrender in the. which has announced the re- face of any position of iorce.;‘ connaissanee flights will con-lThis is the reason why Cubal

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This Message of Welcome Published By the following Charlottetown Firms:

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I’ARKDALE PHARMACY Two Stores to Serve You Better—Free Delivery St. Peters Rd. Charlottetown

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LeI’AGE SHOE CO. LTD. “The Home of Good Shoes Since 1920" Grafton St. Charlottetown

ISLAND FllRRIERS LTD. Grafton St. Charlottetown H001.EY‘S MEN’S WEAR Complete. Line of Men’s & Boy's Wear 150 (it. George St. Charlottetown

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ADELLA'S MILLINERY Fashions to Flatter Your Hood 177 Grafton Sf. Cilarltfle'mwn

ARCHER & Mat-DONALD LTD. Fine Furniture

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ATTENTION

All Summerside and \icinity business men granting credit to the general public.

A dinner meeting of the Summerside Credit Grantors Association will be held at the Tartan 1 Restaurant, Monday, May 4th at B p.m. Consumer ‘ credit is of vital importance to all business men today, your attendance will be of benefit to you. A report will be given of the 18th Canadian Consumer Credit Conference.

ARTHUR P. JOHNSTON, President Credit Grantors Association of Summerside

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DIaritime Professional Photographers

Capital of Prince Edward Island and birthplace of Canadian Confederation. Charlottetown is a beautiful free-lined city lo- cated on a fine land-locked harbor at the confluence of the East, North and West Rivers. It is an historic old city and was desig- nated the provincial capital in the year I764. The English named it in honor of Queen Charlotte, consort of King George III of England. Photographers of many other Provinces and the United

States have found this historic City an excellent site for pictures of

One hundred years of history is being celebrated in Prince Edward Island this year with lthe Centennial of the first Confer- ence of the Fathers of Confederation.

Although the celebration will be Provincial in scope it will have very definite national overtones. to the birth of the Canadian nation, uniting all British North American colonies into one vast, Federal entity, were set in mo- tion at the Charlottetown meeting.

Negotiations which led

We are very proud indeed to welcome you to this Birth- place of Confederation.

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