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_P_EKING iReuters)—Foreign Minister Glen Yi has told 500.000 Persons at a mammoth celebration marking the 13th anniversary of the Communist takeover of China that Yugo- slavia's “tito clique" helped "US. imperialism."

He attacked “modern revi- sionists" in President Tito’: Yugoslavia as being the main danger to international com- munism. in was reported in Belgrade that Yugoslav Charge d’Affalres

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OTTAWA iCP) — The four parties in the Commons have tendered congratulations to all those responsible for the suc- cessful launching of the Cana- dian satellite Alouette Saturday from Vandenburg Air Force Base in California.

Defence Minister liarkness said the “outstanding achieve- ment" of the Defence Research Board would not have been pos- sible without the co-operation of Canadian industry and linited States Space Administra- ion.

Paul Heliyer. Liberal defence spokesman. said the launching demonstrated the high quality of Canadian science and team- work of government and indus- trv scientists. It was a “mag- nificent" achievement.

Robert Thompson, Social Credit leader. said the orbiting of the satellite was an example to the world of international co- operation.

ll W Herridge. acting House leader of the New Democratic Party. said the satellite is for peaceful purposes only and that he hopes future satellites will be in the same cause.

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WINNIPEG iCPi — Canada must dispel its foreign image as a land of snow, ice an oun- ties. a federal tourist official said here

' Alan Field. director oi_th‘e fed-' eral government travel bureau. said Europe and Britain must be educated to the real Canada.

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Mr. Field spoke to the 30th annual convention of the Cana- dian Tourist Association. He said: "I have had British travel agents. express surprise that we are able to swim in Canada.

“Not just express,su1'Pl'llC that we can swim in summer but that we can ‘go swimming

at .

Mr Field said Canada (and

the United States) are paying for some of the sins of Holly- wood film-makers. The United States is depicted as a luxury - made world of gunmen and admen and Can- ada is portrayed as something out of a Jack London novel. The image is one of “huslries. Mounties and woolies."

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out their "wild slaving the peop ,

To implement this “reaction- ary duel" the U.S. imperialists needed the help of reactionaries ; in ‘various countries. he said. ;

‘The modern revislonlsts rep- ' resented by the Tito clique pre-l cisely meet these needs of the‘ U.S. imperialists," Chen. charged

He called on the socialist! Communist camp to wage a‘. “tit - for - tat" struggle against i the U.S policies of “aggression and warn".

Such a struggle would prevent a world war and would safe- guard world Deace, the foreign minister s d.

Chet.‘ also said the “situation in China has been affected by natural disasters and poor har- vests for the last three years. Now we are looking forward to

plans for en- . the Week '_ end le " : Eu

~urst. N.B.. visiting with relativ-

Miscouche over the w guest of Clarence Gallant. He left for St. Dunstan's University on Tuesday when he will re- sume his studies.

o DesRoches. who is em- ployed in Charlottetown spent in Miscouche.

summer mont visited . in kcnd.

of sister. Mrs. Tilmon E. DesRoches and Mr. Des-

lThe Guardian. Charlottetown, Wed. Oct. 8,1962, 13 lsueerve RCAF at Ottawa during

the reserve airforce in British Columbia. arrived at his home

in Miscoucbe and will resume his studies at st. Dunstan's Uni- versity.

The funeral of Benonl Gaudct was held at St. John the Baptist Church in Miscoucbe on Thurs- day morning. Father Kelly of- ficiated and interment was in the church cemetery.

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Roches.

Mr. and Tilmon 5. Des- Rochea and Bernadette Gaudet, Miscouche. were recent visitors to Moncton.

Mrs. Charles DeCoste of Mis- coucbe spent some time in Bath-

es.

Justin McNeil] arrived at his home in Miscoucbe after having spent the summer months in On- tario. He resumed his studies at Dalhousie. . .

Robert Gaudet and J c r r y Gaudet, who were employed in Ontario. are spending s o m a time in Miscoucbe at their re- spective homes. -

Armand Desfioches. w h o spent the summer months with

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r. Mrs. Staffen Bortein. Misses Bonita and Juanita Bor- tein and Mrs. Marjorie Camp- bell, Kingsboro visited with friends in Morell recently.

Mr. Preston Bryenton. Rollo Bay. was a weekend visitor to the Red Point district.

The Elmira Women’s Institute held a dinner meeting at the Kingsway Motel with nine mem- bers in attendance. The high- light of the evening was the presentation of a gift to Miss

Conway whose marriage to Mr. Bernard MacDonald took place recently. The presenta- tion was made by Mrs. T. A. Harris.

aigood autumn harvest."

A 100-minute parade marking the day included factory work- ers. farmers. children. students, athletes. actors. singers, monks. priests. nuns and even some Tl- betan lamas. For the third suc- cessive year there was no reg- ular army detachment in the parade. but the men and women militia carried rifles. bazookas, anti-ttank guns and other equip- men

LITTLE SANDS

Capt. L.M. and Mrs. Haughn, Lal-Iave. Lunenburg. N.S., are spending the summer with Mrs. W.A. MacQueen, Wood Islands. Capt. Haughn is captain of the dredge “New Brunswick. No.2."

Miss Gloria MacLeod is home

e from Ontario and is visiting at and s.

her parents, Mr. Mr Bruce MacLeod, Little Sands.

Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Natick, Mass., were guests of her sis- ter, Mrs. Archie Munn and Mr. Munn. Little Sands.

Mr. and Mrs. George J en- kins’, Sturgeon. visited relatives in Little Sands on Sunday.

A shower in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Blue who were re- cently married. was held at the

Sands on Saturday night. large crowd gathered and the hapy couple were the recipients of many lovely and useful gifts. The bride is the da of Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, Wood Islands. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Carver, hport, were visiting relativ- es at Carleton Humes in Little Sands on Sunday.

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MISCOUCHE

Wilfred Gaudet returned to his duties in the Canadian Army agccalsarv. Alberta. utter hav- ing spent his leave with his par- ents.” Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gaudet in Miscouche.

The funeral of Rennie Poirier was held at St. John the Bap- tist Church. Miscouche. o it Tuesday morning with Father Kelly officiating.

Ernest Gaudet. who is in the Canadian Army. is spending some time in Miscoucbe with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reg- gie Gaudet.

A pretty wedding took place on Monday morning at St. John the Baptist Church in Miscouche when Marina Blacquiere. u- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. D on at Blacquiere of St. Nicholas, be- came the bride of Florin Arsen- ault, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- mond Arsenault of Wellington.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gallant of Chelsea. Mass., spent the weekend in Miscoucbe visiting relatives.

John Boy who was in the re-

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