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: ° “|The Guardian. artetown Sat, fan Michalas te mmoted | id by reporters: has Gm L saving 1. saw the white 'N E efvered so-called sales agree- i ee many. times. My - fa-: ° vi ence ments: where tenant-purchasers a - ier house was not. far. away. would take as long .As 2n years ‘ | ’ 1 nese would let: her st. Coming to’ pay for their’ homes a E: k a little bit, “but. not hough the tra 2 - } vara : rr 4 ° : a mockery . of e ecentis witness dentified a me WA's gos : ot hene nous ion dard s , nly as We jaughter‘of a Sal . ’ . uN aw, «city “hall vers’ can " - ml quenpnallegaies “ SL ‘ orien explosion “hy India is imm tS ; a : AH .. pa ner te ee as telling wT hehe nena el wSTA ind.._nething4t1Le g al about ’ | s i] y . nm th es. » them."’ the nat ave s' a | ry . i vanes e called The Flyer died faire denartment It quotes city — ¢ yeroiter ‘ : 7 i sentesy She Could not -be He ka roe “aim be s Margaret Campbell -as. saving aaa ‘ _ : a? a kelped.. The. man who cdme to ney mel} port. that Pakiet n the. apparent intention of - the : TRE . sland th her, ws exe- j,i, ‘ a “agreements: ‘ise that the nofe~ (SEE WIRERHOTO) x ESS of fie+ ads were—eap- : fn told James Weld). acting -Cana . ees reo a : f f ted -several' days aft her a high “eommiacianar’ in. Dali, enant®. wil walk ont. on ther MAES. or + th d on cerned. sleds dopahent a ans {eath . The. Japane'’se ’ beheaded a that a ‘ is ‘ hv ys investments: allowing a vendor. ~ ae ee at Gia te 6 to J "s contr him with a. Samurai: sword.” “\qiclear dexice sh un explode ® to sell’. property over .and Amelia Fartart' was on 6 spy placed umier Japan's roatral py.” ss cv Funtinike Maker los det aut th over again - i "|mission fir the US. govern- the League of Nations Miss, .- ht cc sivas in a aod a repp ; mn *,.t he Aire of tte The. paper sdds b a ptet” Whee Wee venished: eee — _ ° te a “Adjoinng ishands “as an indus- dia eae ; <a ine sere bia “The. ‘agreement: .catt “for no July,” 1937, and died as a Tap” sPOne pry Dow erer: yr sare. 4 trea! de.) elopment’ techni- daced by lhe Trom} ot peg down: payment. and the morth¥ " janese captive on the Pacific is these rere valua! .. nforma-) °°", ints MPa 1088 ba ied iheet tone: ae 1 wegesir 3 + ck payments. often “correspond ex * land of Saipan. . ge could be ee z i é ary. 1946. “said : eo dian -assistance gif Puien F ana- actly _ to the amount of. ren z In a copyright ‘story sapeunl Ss oe 7 one Noo- It is quite unthinkable that! The blast woud we used for normally charged ‘for the vrép 4 nan he time of their dis i | on . ’ rR af ord "ier “dleeppoarance: appe se : . Miss Earhart and her flaviga- an ostensibly peaceful purpose erty ee eee ee os ? UNCHED— > tor were captured by Japanese.in an attempf to honor India’g~ a wou virtual 3 the newspaper says . Miss Ear- “TA PROBF *r litdry oes in Saipan’ There caccohones with Fuca ae a~miracle if a purchaser evel hart succumbed to dysentery The newspaper savs the--in- weren ij ant soldiers aa i ar a mans a on hata ‘got. full. ew nérsh p and. Frederick Noonan, ._ her gn igation, which it joined’ Sat 1987." ne cee or “di pie 3 “Often the pereenients alow, navigator, Was beheaded. by the three vears ace; jas .launched re! i mtn . ae the landlord to walk: if om or ‘\Japanese a féw days later. in 1960 by Fréderick Goerner. a hog Barat and Noonan had, will be exploded within 39 days. vaynent ta enieend or oe al ; :% < * ‘- ‘ - wes ; | In Washington; a spokesman} eter fOrsy a Statlop scheduled fight leg to:tiny How- |. In New Delhi, an -Indian for- oor ee ane) — ne for thg state department said E land Island on the day they dis- eign office spoke esman expressed Ongings, a . even farnis ee 1 its files show no evidence that “Literally hundreds of per~“appeared. From Howland they surpris®, at the rey rt Eee wats vere. : /Miss. Earhart was on a spy. mis- Sons have been inferviewed." planned to. fly. on to Honolulu! ‘This is. the first. I have. ee aE , sion or that she was-captured the story says Classified fed- and then to Oakland: Calif’ heard of this and therefore: 1 LONE. SURVIVOR _ |by the Japanesé.- eral files nave heen examined The US. Coast Guard cutter- am’ in no. position: to comment,” FALUN, Sweden ~<Reuters) > E The Registeg. declares that the Now, for the irst time, the full ItaSca, awaiting their arrival at pe see Malin Ohlsen,” the only surviv- ' ¢ ‘lremains of the two flyers, who |eerz. is’ being fold Howland, reported the last més- | <a ing baby of a- set of quintuplets ° ° SARA E a ta disappeared near, the end of a| ‘A ‘book by Goerner, The |sage heard from the twin-en-- Sell P rti ‘born té a woman who took hor A : THE END F THE ROAD | | ~ \flight around t%e world. were |Searth for Amelja Earhart, is Bined plane was a fadio call by rope es 7-2 ~_‘mone treatment. for fertility, , oe iy ice mee: Pe. the a a8 |recovered from a grave on Sai- being publ'shed next’ month (Miss Farhart saying: ; To caer R a ie Kae ane. veer old Friday i e 2 Farmers ard *onionkes. tor driv a it ee ; ; the—preseni njon._ Station: “pan in 1944 and returned se-| The Registier story. says |_-Gas ts ‘running low. . : . Been ig. Ke ' $s! arin Ohlsen said’ the boy, rere ae ane y e ta protest w i prie nahle ta And him as mill» CNR spokesman ae A CPR cretly to the United “States “Scores of: natives” have been Gnable toreach you by radio. . . ; Pp born 1)° weeks prema ae et ee o ev had planned te meet ng aroufid the legislature for. spokesman said comment The Register says~its conclu. foutid on -Sai ipan who cocaann. (we ard circling but cannot see TORONTO (CP) ~— The. Tele- hecaly and weighed ontv. twe cig with Premin: ae ‘ ~ wi would } ; he Register sa; 4 ! e Toeronton Wednesday at the efd mier Robarts to dis-, about 15 minutes. (CP” Wire — ota cont mo head: | ion that Miss Farhart and Noo-(bered a white /man: and. woman re ot gram . says a landlords here prande, = ye at hirth..now cn PEPE TE Tet ee peers but—were——_phete)— soni air asian ee Aieoeenes id nan were engaged in espionage being held captive by the Ja ee are ..~ sellin their rundown — ~ ’ ‘The present: ‘statinn 1g few 4 sp. a - rc oe AP : - 7 Praperties._to...their..tenants to, - lana & . + Wii and Was: based. on a@ search of ‘‘clas-amese in 1937 and they have COINED™ PHRASE~7 ta “cme caa’t aaa /“CHINA~-PREPONDERATES———— eps -from Parliamen and } 4 fied avoid répairs ordared by the ! > ; : ; where the theatrical art \e for_ie-’served, almost minute-to sified files in the department of jidentified photographs of Miss The phrase “the white a's lcity The new. “‘owners” have| China's population “was. esth . N . eigne’’ he said ‘Most people minute, by regular hus routes sie navy and department of |Earhart . burden"’ was. coined by Rud- to pay for. the repairs. ~r mated to be 239 per cent of ° - ally he 4 és state.”. ' : é . : will © naturglly distrust the for-- Sunday, the majority. of CPR ete oe hatjve __ Maria __ Arridla. Jane ——— in a poem of “pa _The “new spaper says an inves- the world’s population in 1961. eigner and the foreigner's prod nd CNR passeuger and wit be| eer ae ’ uct and I doubt we have really personnel and facilities will : _ vet succeeded ‘This is prob madved-toe the new Union ve bee ‘ + : ably the major problem, net-fi. tion as part of the National | nances Capital Commission's ‘redevel- a j n e tie : | Despite his plans eventually opment project for Ottawa : . to leave Neptune, Major sdid The CNR's Panorama will he} *% - he “will never be able to di- the last train. into the old sta-| ~ Bas ; verce- myself completely from tion. én its way from Montreal) se a Ry PAVE NICHOLSON year-old Irishman who ‘eptune. There's far too much '9 Western Canada. It leaves) . = HALIFAX LEP) Alti nt us job as a CBC producer of my se’ in this theatre to ever Ortawa at 1:45 ‘a.m. EDT Sum | faces loss of the ma ere in 1965 to become—the ieave it for Rood." day | ¥V | | T I Wared Wits A artist TITS SROs ator pee ? —= > == THe -CNT arse Win provi 7 w+ e the Neptune Theatre seemis as- tune has overcome its major fi R il R a i first train into the hew station; ft Gured. of remaining the. s oid’ nancial. problems n its passenger train from West- | : + eommunity theatre + manv’ Revnolds savs about 40 to @& al e ocat ° Canada, due in Sunday at 7 —=/ -ekeptics ‘doubted it could.ever per. cent. of the theatre's budiet - 995 am : y ; : become comes from government Runs Into Snag oe St ee ae ts ome ba r The-N ins she r ; ft F er epfune now fe “tn He-soures, it-no theatre in Cam news (CP)_The $6 800. PROVIDE. GRAZING LAND . = ere s oO Ss oO | fourth season, «a mrprise ada could expect to survive _ 5 ; enough for some who felfa per- wi thant government assist- ape Telecation of rafiway _ Me } a ey = i, reg . rs OSs am bch a A ' cilities to Ottawa's southern land's tota and area is un . I : at aaah fepertary there ‘dich ance itl ce Gallo dais cee eal oo Located on Trans-Canaca Highway New Haven prove ap undertakin yh Vow eam keer our’ hoax af . iihiiemienios ce o fhous fan this conserva port f&ce rinm @ at ‘AY per cent, Starting Sunday, railway pas 4 — - : room to camp ety. . > pis there's ae propiem Last—year Sengers arriving ty Ottawa at t WoORTH:S 10 miles from Charlottetown lea — After mo OF Ot ae minary it was about 72 per cenf’and we fhe new Union Station ¢wo er ; : eee : | studies which indichted a thea- don't think it will go down this miles fram downtown, face a PHARMACY ; © - é ‘oo . F tre could survive with covern- year.” quarter-mile hike to the near QUALITY DRUGS i : y ment assistance, the Neptune Reynolds admits the selection St city bus stop —_ Stroll through the fairytale forest and see and hear the ret seitied inte- an intimat me-of p goes a long way in de The new station will not get SAVINGS ; 7 - converted a ding mn the hox office, . end ‘additional bus service ‘unless E beautiful wort fairy” er oe ; — teuwn movie horse the theatre comes under “fire someone pays .the $100,900 an y d of tales. ; : BB Tle Named—aties—Nerti ere a both patron thom wit want nal price ra fore recy, 207 mg 5 firs*theatre est shew bv fewer mee es and those who minute service, t.ho Ottawa Sick cian tae} ae peas Gripateed oo | Teenmeliaaes Gentine oe 1914. Reg. Pharm. Or enjoy the playground designed for’ old and yas. : ti : ; rae ad bap ena ag Free Delivery and Mail tarbet -in aled om- the shores of en Vaqeea oot tex” much we: nonced Service er . Nova Scatials Annan m Railway spokesmen were wr ‘ : pt ~ { - : the“Keptane was’. guid Yon hh‘ cubabi: ictal ty le the ded H42 Prince St. | Phone 496 ‘Tew is something for everybody. the _<tart_hy 1 eoq_M at season . voy aidaell? said The railwavs were told bis = sete fe Bustecws = . Major, @ alim, eigar-chewing Maio w, a 12-year veteran of—the ) ——————_—______ nr 10 10 — B88-vear-old native Toronto, professional theatre “‘We - get es = Open daily from a.m to : : = —— e had already won an impressive criticized for doing teo much tos se Pe 1 e ‘ ; et aan Feputation in Cafadian theatri-_ Af and for doing too much 4 ~ : j t iL: idl cakes ie at ee ee ee E SPECIAL NOTICE : Es : be developma Neptune ifto_one_.of pPOOR-ATTENDANCE T 7 ; ; - 0 Asland Racing Fane Canada's most _mieseesfl F* _fine-of the surprises thre vent : — 150 acre salt for the best oe warm- “gions Tea SS was th poor attendance figures f—— F F 4 - } : ro , f bier thcpatly. tuiticisd Waek te a ae ee ee ee B a est -salt-water-bathing-in-Prince-Edward—|-— he nas received several-attrac—in-ihe Dark, the frothiest play | i as, otters fo tirect elsewhere. ‘i. this year's sixplay schedule se Restaurant 'sland. Excellent water skiing conditions, * 7 mI ep Iso running -this S@ason _are ; _ ; i z _ a : ate tor the 767 season.” “Major Shakesweare's. Henry, IV, Part | Mas made ‘arrangements with CN to have the ff waLPEQUE RD. DIAL 4-4702 ‘launching wharf for boats with outboard Bard ee (that ce Nee om —— ia ad: ci, MV Confederation make s special “Monctonian aoe ae ; mn <1 Arthur er's e §=Crucible > ver wr tend It's © The Physicists by medern swiss [—Crossing.” SUGGEST. you vey “7 motors, picnic tables, clean rest rooms. ich decision to make.” writer Friedrich Darrenm: att 7 : \ : = = NOT LOSING MONEY nd The Sleeping Bag, comedy Islanders oon this year’s clasle can return home the Dixie lee a The most picturesque park in Prince Ed- ~ Although. it; may be lo ts by Halifax _authar-surgeon Ar- same night. The ferry will leave Cape Tormentine at 1:15 a I~ , ertistic director the theatre thur Wurphs ao We ee eee ~ REGULAR FARES. pune i . ED-CHICKEN_—»—__ — fa\ ward Island with an assortment of Island . 2 peems to have found @ firm ff ‘est supporters of Neptune - , eencial footing \Ithough’ Major feels the ar. MAKE PLANS. NOW! \ trees Including pine-and oak. Located For the first’ time last wr, tistic standard of the_ theatre DIXIE SNACKS DIXtE DINNERS | . y the Neptune ended-its season in has- improved. “tremendously” COME ON OVER AND SEE- —_ i 3 Pieces Delicious Chick=- two miles from Murray Riyer on bes the black—wath the help of-hefty since opened and beheves it 2 pieces of Chicken, en Chips, Roll, Cole «\ . Ri E government assistance will continue ..to improve, -he i ; ‘ Ml. Chips a e ws ~ k iver. Vi one ) Welcome. * This year,. with a $272,000 thinks the community's. reserve y ‘THE. 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