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air officer commanding Atlan- tic Command. Halifax: Com~ odore . . O'Brien. reprc~ scnting Flag Officer Atlantic

mmand. Halifax: ol. Wil- liam Coiling, N.B.-P.E.I. area commander. representing East-

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Command. Halifax; and

em Maj. Edwin Fairweatbcr. offi-

‘ CHRISTMAS PROGRM REHEARSALS UNDEWAY

Barbara Rogers and Mr, Jus- tice George J. Tweedy. Su- zanne Brenton accompanies the trio at the piano.

t‘entrc theatre Sunday at 830 pm. Gathered around the piano to practice a favorite Christmas song are. left to rl g h t. George MacDonald.

Membch of the P.F‘l. (‘en- tennial Choir are busy with rehearsals for a special "Pre- lude to Christmas" program to be held at Confederation

‘ provided him Wllh a marked five dollar bill

Canadians to share a small DOT" d . . tion of their good fortunes withi"m 005“ for dnvlng w‘thou uc care and attention.

. I I commend this worthy project to all generous and understanding “5 mas | I'OJeC . I Wornlng leen I Under Wd In Provmce '°" U""°°e“°'y . I y z Adjournmenfs ! "We want to finish this case The annual Christmas gift pro-‘again this year by the Prince.gnd..wgg Prtoceted JneXt Egg: flect for the patients at River- Edward Island division of thellfri' Qcagtgslga‘smrgéne;homas side Hospital will be sponsored Canadian Mental Health Asso-uiug'lms ’of Charlottetown in " ‘ ' ' cia\tion. it was learned yester—iCity police Court yesterday ‘ mornin, and the ma istrate SIX Per Cent i Boxes have'been made avail: warnedgthere would be ac fur- T . able by assomation members ll'li {her adjournments, GUNS" Increase 5101'“ all Over the provmce for Mr. Hughes was appearing the depositing of money and‘on a charge of possessing Reported Here gifts. The gifts will be wrapped stolen goods valued at less by White Cross volunteers be-‘ “1811 $50. He had his case 8d- T‘ncrc vas an increase of six for? 20mg 0“ to make a COHfln-ljoumed due to the F‘bsence in per cent over 1363 in the num- ed Christmas a more cheerfull‘he .°°“"’°°m 0‘ “’5 muse“ ber of campers that used the‘one for those who are forced. Maglsuate H3513!“ “ESE-“m provincial parks this summerfjthrough illness, to be par (1 . t he get a new hwy” H In 1964 the Provincial Parksifrom their families on Christ-lh's 0W" was “Ot ava‘lable 3‘ accommodated 51.784 campers. .mas u ithat “met, .1. .fiouart. minister fort Lady Beavcrbrook of ‘Dav-T MSG adjourn“. for .8 wgek tourist (immnpmem told The Spring” St' Andrews, N‘s-y hés‘ was the case against. Frederick Guardian yesterday. consented to be the honorarV‘ 55m " ‘10-“th wh" ‘5 Charged Thouflh Mr. Stewart had national chairman of the 1954;351:20nseumg liquor to “Other s .p , . - . n , . In her program message Lady Alan Scales called thr 't- for m4 r15 some $12 million. . . 99 V" yesterday he flaw a more acVBeaierhiook urged all neoplel nesses. Town Constable Johan- curate e‘mmat’é of $12 687 430 to donate something to brighten’ nes Plomp of the Borden Po- . i is an meréase‘ 6f the lives of thousands of Cana-lllce. testified to entering the $2,351.00” mm. 1963‘" he said. dlans who are battling mentalireSidence of the accused, ac~ M.._ 3.9.“... said a number 0! illness and will be obliged to. companied by his brother. also factors lead him to believe that spent Christmas in Variouslol Bordgr" He pm'Chased 9 the province will-18mm, just asimental institutions throughout mint 0f_llq1101‘ mm! the aCCUS~ successful a tourist vear in 1965." the nation- deprive‘j Of that 599‘ ed’ “him he later.turned over He said i'ifil‘s pliblicitv of cea- “a! hall’F’lm‘SS "hat mm“ only t" "m w‘ A‘ w‘ls‘m 0f the tennial events is one factor. a; [from being home with loves ones. RCMP Who had well as the new Confederation 581“ friends ' Memorial Blilldin: which will‘ She said. “the Christmas gift ‘0 ma?” “‘9 PurChaS€~ , excite cur‘ostty among ma 1y Program is defilgned t0 Permit Magls.trate HaSlam. “fled potential visuors. He added that JBlms Weeks Of Frgdencmn' $10 a National Film Board film. of. Centennial moms, to be releas- those who need to be reassured5 in Fehmary. will be shown that they are not forgotten. U.S. autograph hunters pay across the country for several "Christmas is a time of great more for the signature of months and Will he invaluable ‘joy: it is a time for giving.“ George Washington than that of

publicity for lllf‘ tourist industry iLady Beavcrbrook continued. "I any other president.

cer-in-command I and A cadre. Charlottetown.

scnous PRESENTED

2 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Wed., Dec. 9, 1964. Air Commodore Carpenter.

Armed Services Group ..

lnatlonal defence. and Commo- dore O‘Brien. representing the were

' ' ‘associate minister, pre- sented scrolls to forward the \ ldefence department heads. » Music was provided by th band of the P.E.I. Regiment

iunder the direction of Lieut. 1 Charles MacGregor.

Governor W. J. MacDonald and Mrs. MacDonald. Premier Wal- ter Shaw and Mrs. Shaw an Deputy-Mayor Walter Cox and: Mrs. Cox

Appreciation for the co-opcra-

Dr. Frank MacKinnon. chair- man of the P.E.l. Centennial‘ Committee. and Hon. J. D. Stewart. honorary chairman of the committee and chairman ofl the Royal Visit Committee.

STURGEON SCHOOL

November report, primary de-

were among speakers at 3 tion of the minister of national ipal‘lmenl: dinner-dance Monday night defence. associate ministerw Grade 4— (1) Elaine (301111135 sponsored by the P.E.I. Cen- heads of the armed services‘tZl Pat Farrell (3) Charles tennial Armed Services Com- and the RCMP in contributing Cree i mittee to the success of 1964 entcn-‘ Grade 3 — Senior — Faye‘ Brig. w. w. Reld‘ D50 ED. . nial celebrations were express- Murphy; Junior — Miles Kemp. presided over the function, 991- Grade 2 — (1) Helen French‘ which was held at Confedera-l Mementoes marking the oc- ‘Zl Bonnie Collings 13) Philip tion Centre. gcasion were presented to Air Jamieson.

Guests included Lieutenanhi Commodore F. S. Carpenter.i Grade 1 — Douglas McGee. i

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President Tito Levels Blast

At Red China _ . BELGRADE

President Tito China of playing

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a decisive role" in the interna-l tional workers movement and in1 the world regardless of the.

means it may have to use to‘

direct Saturn!” and Is - pected to be devoted primarily to internal affairs. ADMITS PROBLEMS

In the only other major ad- dress of the day. Edvard Kar- delj. one of Tito's top lieuten- ants. reported on Yugoslavls's economic problems and plans and requirements for future db

tics with the aim of “assumingwelopment. Said Kardelj. presi-

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The Yugoslav leader. 72.

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his charges at the opening sea-

e 510!) of the eighth congress ofl . . . Fromglabor productmty that is to say

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kind words for deposed Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev.

Tito's speech took up the whole morning session of the congress. 1,500

Yugoslav delegates and 200 from other Communist parties. Dele-

. gations from China and its ally.

Albania. were not invited. The congress will continue

|tively backward peasant econ-

omy marked by extremely low

with part employment on the farmstead itself. In industry ‘too. labor productivity is lower than in economically-developed countries.

"Surmounting the relative bacszirdness of the economic structure of our society remains the decisive task in our striv- ings for the social-economic and Democratic advancement of so- cialism

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