nEerTE THE inclement weather. a (air number pi war veterans. members oi the Royal Canadian 1. e g i o is turned out yesterday morning Ihr the annual Drum- end ser- vice at Victoria Paris. Ill ere

WESIERNCi’ry Legion Holds

BRIEFS

i'xblltians sUnGEIIIi lirs Adolphus Mscxinnon, Kellslnliitin. is a patient in the prince Cuunty Hospital, Sum» inerside. where she has under-

WEEKEND GUEST!

III and Mrs Hamil Gillespie, Cgrleton. and Mrs. Gordon 'Iimnlhs. Summerside were R- :rnl tieekerld guests a! Mr. Ind liirs Elmer Cotton. Clinton.

RETURNS HOME Rnhbrt Campbell liIs "him rd In his at Graham'- I’lnarl alter visiting hIl aim! and nitric. Mr and Mrs. Walter Bu- rll and lamlly. Charlottetown.

LEFT rim HALIFAX Miss Mabel Fielding. Alber- ton. ltti Friday to visit sel- alI\L‘S iii Halifax.

CAPE IRENN llisi Evelyn Carpenter and Mirs lilarioii McEwen, Albemn.

S’side Scouts Presented

I I

Canon .i.c. libboti is shown its- iivcring the sermon behind the iiagdraped sttnr oi drums. Standing Ieli. to right in the rear are: Capt. L. E. mese. VRD. RCNR. Commanding 0i-

Ilcer'I-IIIICS Quan Charlotte; Cmtlr. P. R Hinton. CD, RCN. Commanding oilicer I-IMCs Athabaskan. and Insp. A. S. McNeil. Commanding nllicel' 'L' Division RCMP.

Outdoor Service

The annual Drum-Head Ser-‘where it wreath was placed hy vice oi the Royal Canadian Le. 1Queens Zone Commander 1!. Pi- gion, Charlottetown Branch, was . neau and the Last Post and Re- held at victoria Park Sunday..veiilc sounded. ghoul“? imprint... by. The parade. due to inclement Th :1 ma w“. M 1 weather was not as large as an. ” smp,“ in“! AmwaHn‘le ‘t‘iclpatm. hill the veterans made and .i. .1. until Connnlly. tst viceprcsident. represented t c M”... y in. gm of the Bragg; Delhi.y Included rep. ; prince Edward Island Regiment. rcsentstives trom the Rustico‘ “9 Lam”, A“"‘““" “I “‘9 . Branch provided a lunch at the and Kingston branches and win Home {on . d. . l { m In chargeoiaarry Mortimer. l r d “W” ‘5"“553 ° ’ rollowing the service Lieut. j?“ 8 °' . ' 50",“, w. y Madam“ Mk lilarrhiniz music tor the parade the salture at s march past It gnaw??? hiatus“? ighihe 1.0,, “mm, . . a no or ten. an Emm .0 0,, pm m... m. ‘Ies Messenger. The band also Lo gton home. the veiaranl‘provided religious music tor the paused st ihe War Memorinl service.

With Queen’s Scout Badges

SUMMERSIDE — Dr. Paul

an impressive sitiwllrlg as they 5“ marched through the city street! a

are spending the wcekeud In Cladl'nom, Charlottetown. vrvv- Cstte Brvton. lociad mitt mnmiaslonar. Ne. w MONmos! “ salted Ducal}: scout badzes to

two simnesside souls. Francis Kelly sod Eric Carr. in s briei cert-roomy It Camp Tumawaby in Grand Elves last night. Am smmrsidc

Ray and Mrs. Donald Booth— rnyd and Iamily pt Mnnclon m iipoiidiiiz a wi-ek it! their value tion at Monti-use.

time was I “real rarity". said Dr. Ciidmore.

Eighteen members of the 2nd summerstde Group are attend. ing s 10-day casup at Griind River and have been them I Meek today.

Dr. Cudmnm also presented

and sister» ti 'III' And Mn. Clarence Christie

FROM SAINT JOHN Mr anti .Vlrs. .Inhn Nubia Ind

iamlli Saint John. N.E.. are giicsis til \lrs Nestilit's parents. .\Ir null Mrs. Jilhn E. Mouth tain. Alma. l\' ALRERTON Mr and \lrs

aliln. llilnllllnn N B. are spend- Ili: s Iinlldziy lit the vicinity of AIIWI’IMI

I'islTlNI‘. PAnENTa . Faith waliama. Sydney NS. I: aprndlug I law will her parents. Mr. and lirs Giorge Williams. Albertnh.

IN RosPITAL \lrs williarn Mountain. Alma. Is it IVi'IIIFIII Ill Prince County Hospital where she underwent tnrgrri- last-week. RETURNS IInM‘E hiss Margaret Mountain has returned In her home in Alma titer receivlntt treatment In Its- PIII’II'I‘ Ciilirity Hmlhl.

WEEKEND GUEST

It is; Iiiiltd

liiss sd. Williams. Slimmer- 0'

ildc. spent the weekend at her him! In Albertiln.

‘— D EATH NOTIC ES

Ilrceivrd too in (or C Death Nuttu Inllllnli.

s- M HI. ELI. n, no window

. can . IDrnlBrtr oi Shamrock III MI find year I. I Ilia Ollie

.. .lim ay. service chip- mcncing at 1:30. interment in springinn cemeteiv.

IgIURJOIS — At ate

osptnldundtiy. Ii .11”. .1th R via. 0' Pam-

grnndp-rents. Mr. and M1 mm L L.

O p.m. Inletmel‘ Andrew's M

A [:22]! all niivn war not :1 vaiunble pelt m 4'; "Inner: but also use ' it mad. at nest.

R for the honor but was unable In

the queens badge I! the same

ybolt. trim ‘IIC'I'P )Ihetllinel'll will be held the . in s

.lnitll Sharp a ilr=t class badge.

Acting emit master tit the lump is Km'in Dam! and other Than-e

scam. ola'lld Pick-rd. also Qualified

attend the presentation Three scouts dualiiylnn tor scnlm im- Bramwrll

Innd Dr nc Harri.

Roots OI Vietnamese Trouble

gLie-In Years Of Domination

vnlved until It now has com-

Ily TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS Imilletl vomi- I-UIM Ilii'll and an

aged Buddllisl monk in

his yellow robes out with eyes‘ estimated ssoonnnmo R year closed and legs crossed iii onei in helpinr ih- roiiin in its tron-e M SIIRou'I main Inirmt‘imnr‘jilnale war and calmly struck a nintch l Tndar. most snnih Vicina.

The gnsolineied names that mese Ibllnw a varion oi r killed rtev. Quang hue, 73. u II hits, including ancestor upr- June it seared an IndPIihiel ship. Cnnlucianism. Tani s . image oi horror on the Mien-I huddhlsm. Animism and a wide tinn ot the world symholicslly, variety or sorts and Cults. some they still burn heyond r-nrilrnl oi these sects. noinhiy the lion

Ai never brioie in long years Han and Can Dal. took up arms oi stmegie lizaliiai communal and nearly toppled the Diem re- guerriiins. the existence ol' gnu- siier it iirst took rower. South Viet Nam and s huge Mnst oi the lesser sect. mt commitment or Us. men andl trends or inlih dcncnd. ior some money were threatened in the oi their Illnrilnns. on Buddhist religious - political enntisnra-lpriesis Euddtiisi pagivtss are it... integral parts oi most rommun—

With the action at seemingly tiles. and Euddhlst monks have desperate men, the government an important lntluonce on ohoui Itomsn Catholic President do per cent oi the people. Ngo Dlnh Diem rent troops and i 1. . Vietnamese police bursting Inid Buddhist nre Catholics in the nation at period-s last Wednesday and 15.00an carted hundreds oi monks and Dirm. A2. a descendant oi s nuns oil to prison. There wcrc liinndnrin reports or dead and wounded. but no iirni ilenrei. ridin- Port ToLEnANCE

how did it All startr

arieny. Buddhist leaders claim the Elem government dil- crlminates against their re- ligion.They say they are light. lag ior tolerance end. In the

century. has been likened to a medlevai misnder lie early took vnwr or Chastity and every day places a bouquet on the shrine oi the Virgin Mary in his private chapel. He has re roamed a bachelor. N IiEMnNmATInNs Pew non . Vietnamese were aware iii serious religious con- nn-i in the country until last Mtiy a Troops and armored cnri were hurled on that day into a Buddhist demonstration at liue protesting a government order banning the vine nt re iieinus rings in public.

cause. that is simple. ready. There I] no stopping it: W]. The government — and most iivrcehtllv nlem's slsur-in-IIW Mme. Ngo Dinh Nhu. Roman Catholic cnnvm and power he biitd the menu . rhnrges that Fair» with lnrrenrlng Tints, Communists are using the and mom rwit-d a iivcmnint Agree. dhists as one arm oi thclr mcnt the Biiddhlsiassorln. many-pronged assault on the tinn .lune is promising to meet try The government denier Buddhist demands.

Iiiv religious discrimination. niem's brother. Ngo pink The violence oi the past Nhu. hcad oi the secret pollre months revolves around that and top holiiirol ndvlscr. nulli. dispute. but the roots Ile deer-or. iinl hope oi amicnlde settle innsmed by years oi lorelgn mrni soon niiorward by issuing diminution and war. a moans statement denounrln: War ravaged Indochina irnm the gmmeni as unconstitn. m ibsi.‘ ending shortly tionai and illegal.

ran the Communists crushed Diem made iresh nverluus the French st Dleu alcn Phu tor a compromise in mId-July, The country was eerved up l mu was rehutied by Buddhists Geneva sgreements oi 1w. demanding deeds. not wnriis. Cambodia and Laos became In. The Euddhlntw asked the re- depeudem nations. Vietnam was lease oi all audit divided into a Communist north and an anticommunist south. U.I. INVOLle

Communist attempt- to use

Imam. and [tail bee-ms loeiu-lul: In-

a

mission 0! their mull. Indemnl liel In the lamina: a! the vii.K

tint! and mar-hie" llall'iu Iul'lllar violence. IlDIImhAdbowfldhlllih‘

mts members of parliament Ithrive on it ‘ w

land at h oi Ommona‘statlnn has

Iadjaurned August I, Loon writ. ,ten questions. plated on the no titer paper by members. had astswered during the two laid a halt rinioih sitting and another as wereh still unanswered When i e

an. it Isoon he swollen by new questions thinlzht up durinl the summer lrecess.

And

the totals do not take lubol scrount the large mumm- i at e gov-ruined as din-1 inc the oral question pertain which usually item for an hour or more each day. I Among the Lita written quest-l ions are e iantsstie variety . lu irom simple oneliners toI lcnmliy queries requiring Is muchi

. sphere a searching enquiries into depart. mental operations. put the gov. ernment must answer them al.

The replies are handled by the parliamentary secretaries no Behind ministers.

'I' the Irivultllis old.

aTL'h writ-km

Question No. I dealt with the levels of strontium 90 Iii milk In the Sussex. New c area. Question No. 1.116. the last

in

time im‘ Nisan racing ' he

JMJIW

as on entire page in the peninsula t do Maw are In

but must at “09 is necessary rese

filerllecking is done by depart-

ment atolls. I!“

when it . shaking Ininrmhtiim to port will

Summerside And Prince County .The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon.. Aug. 26. 1963. 3

yOueens MP’s Question iWith 116 U

CAPITAL EUEEAUI Among the questions silli un- . i or" TIIE GUARDIANiatuwmed is one truth l-ion. A I CVI'I'AWA _ Clmlily may killlgug

nanswered

,.. Maclgan. MP tor Queens,‘ He wants to Iiiww whether any

company and a number hi details

m .

M01 prolific QUCSIIMIEI' k Purl

Arthur MP Dmizlaa Fisher whose v

merit but he is the author oi 32

ed Mr. Fisher puts the one

into his voluminous tiles on heoiientlv lives the Informa- tion during later debate on de- Parlment estimates.

Calling on each individual question at the min: of each Monday and Weenies- day was a timeconruminiz M: (or Speaker lan u: . toward the end 0' the sire-

rovernmcnt house leader

ar=cill secu

wet w

slou'.

simply nnnounces the ot

at! hem! answered and the bal- t‘l ova Ior some Iliture by.

the answers In becoming an Inc «tension burden toi- malty deparL merits which devote litany hours

of labor to the research lab. hut MP5 give no sign they In lend to stifle their curiosity even I involves such earth-

”: h nhe Canadian hydro- Emphlc ship Acadia bombed

warms to him.

By JOHN HARBOUR WASHINGTON IAPI .— scientist is iiiling an elec- trode brain with a lot ei pmdainry ideas. I-Iis obiecs i! til gel the computer b iind the ideal killer tnr any job. practically. says Dr. c. . Hailing, the wants to pick tiie right insect . enters tor the ions oi pest conuoi. with his computer tile ot killer - capabilities. he can WrIIe Du! I sort of scientific want ad. spelling out that what Attributes he wants I‘lll insecteaier to have. he would llkI kinda oi insec- kiliers tor a pressing lob in Canadian end us. incest.»- biological attach on the source but worm which ieeds on the foliage ol spruce and balsam. Ha PXDPEIA the corn- - puter to come up with one i bird and a couple or insects or parasites tor this job. FEEDS IN FORMULA Eolling, oi the Canadian ioresi biology liborshiry,

Israeli-Syrian Fighting Flares

JERUSALEM lAPl ——stone- throwing incidents touched on

* hriet hut iierce nrciighis be-

tween Israeli and Jordanian border forces Sunday. Art Inc l'aeII Ipnkesman laid on. It "ell soldier was killed.

Bull! Ildel complained to United Nation: (rile: leII-nI. Baximka [hells whlued auras! Ilia no~mnn's land separating the Jordanian and Isreiill Iat-

Traeer bullets lit the sky. Tourists It the plush King David Hotel in the Isrneli lec- tor streamed in near panic into the lobby in their nightclother. it was the want exchange oi

COMPUTER LINED UP TO FIND IDEAL KILLER

tilrI III this ancient holy city. 3

during the coming winter?

Rot

You can learn almofi .lnhnsionn told the North County He Line .liimnr Farmers at s mea~ Willi: hiicld at Kestsiuzwn Regtmssl' time [or work. one third for rcc- High St- 1 no la Following his sdvtco tn gist out and see what others o Mr ‘phascs oi (arming. and some pl when he hit ‘ the ' over the past years.

same crop may be grown same Item I

succession

ence viihil pErma‘neII! while managing an experimental mutation on his larm u LnngInIIy not come. River. Mr. Johnston stated that w an

N — “Get out and

anybfidy." William E.

pol. Friday QVEDII‘IG.

Johnsioiie spoke changes iii the methods

Speaking on Iraq». train. and

e Summide xcnrjtrarv to Lite heiioi held it one been leased in in oil time.

in the necessity of mlatibu

in l or many years In . an arm and pip duallly under this pro- “I am thoroughly post. id the speaker. that

u .

V‘lnl' . sa leids need not all be past red .

oi the its aile'lioria still unaiw Rotate

II! 1

others so that they

proving. he counselled. Speaking riom '

e held near the horns manage the keep up ini-

.‘ILr

side so being ver

passed on advice he had

received. use on. third oi

rectum. and one third inr s Cldiir Mathew Introduced

Remington lie was iha

by the president. Dr. Ben Riclil.

who braided.

II away Ml an ex- and IIIINI

change visit to

.Ind to LmneLamml. vi-hoi

NEW behind

rIrIIlllblmle ulmplimonu‘d Flam were made In ace Ior yourself. milk ID We. the lumilr farmers on Lileir pm In: the bowling league mniettnng immigrant and mentioned the moist captains

DELHI (Am—In TIbeI.’ the barrier at the Him- the outlook Is that the Chinese "a" m" M“ "“J‘mh aiayas. Chinese soldiers take can overrun large parts oi

PAGE'Junior Farmers Told Crop

ation Not A Necessity

. Madam} sod Alvin Bet-sum. once ll was decide In no the logs in

leep day ot each month II 8.50 p

the The president announced that s H _ dfllflismapeaker,aresidmlMMngdtm-inr's meeting will be held "WM "'5‘ it 1* dlmmll m on venous River until his recent retirement to draw up s program. a ..' new home near plan. a membership drive in an‘ Thm Is zisn‘emem that GM-

nkad edict—t to obtain new i Yminz men and

I. 5 mt LI'M'II was served by

Ii limits to be s slalcrnate but

In-

ius oivn experi- melt political training. build up Idia's border territory at will.

pastire

the steep hillside had been iv permanent pasture.

. ‘green cautiously patrol Hima- larch red amily carried away the top aoil, Iniclaimed hy Peking. The Indiana ham or mun m thzrszze;‘are larger than they were last ulation was more than 500,000.- tng dispute over what Cowl-IIIIL ' hill. border. I

the humus in the soil spanned he tiow bl water which had Tormeir-Illylll land Ii: at in

.l. w. ment at the other parties to ell-‘answer to a question trom the initiate the tedious routine. Nowflmr. he advised the me oi us. he num-;turnl grasses. chic! snioug them than iluestImM whldhwlilie clover.

[LIMIT positions and wait marching orders that may

'Ih th- weat and Iulili'i. I I

have orders not to

tuies the India-C

THIS

tor Military observers in New or Delhi do not how many soldiers the Chinese army fewihas in ‘ ‘000. Some experts even ques. itlnn Prime Minister Nehru's rl- y‘cent warning in Parliament that Chincseioreuout den

Nehm told of Chilled: bah

WEEK IN

SUMMERSIDE sronrs

A PUBLIC SERVICE IN THE‘INTERESTS OF GOOD SPORT. CONTRIBUTED BY THESE COMMUNITY

SPORTS SUPPO

RTERS IN SUMMERSIDE

AND DISTRICT CLIP AND SAVE FOR REFERENCE

rem-eon The Chinese army 1 undnr‘hu not chanced much in sin Proiiti. Wailmlin the last i2 yiwrs. these M.

m t: nember women in the Bartram border

oi crops. it has been innnd tiist an exeiiange visit to Mame. to non halt. Clair Machetes! WISE?“ 8 '0!" If II it!" m‘wll‘h proper management: the mist them with their expenses Georges: Dsmghait

Red China Troops In Tibet Poised For Possible Strike

0-, n

Placements m hulll in recent month. near an In- dian border.

Some qualitied observers s y Iiuch reports could he explained by the nnrrnal Ariivliy n! art It: cupation army lacing huittll threes.

USED Foil POLICP

in Tibet

servers say. They note that

d mea- man oi the i . . the iteiislnginn Regional y m“ ‘r' “5“ hoo the second I"

tor internal policing auaim Ti- betan rebels No one oiirsilons \‘Oilru's sia.

uge c It in e s e inlenllons "

nese troops mm mth fast on the dry. roiling Tibetan plateau

age group oi 16 in as are clieibie —man.v times faster than In mm “wing, he “id m” My Money was voted to Hillard tor membership. It was pointed dlan troops who must

what there is no necessity nvi-r lwnrmlle-hllzl’l looihills oi Eastern Ontario. that they be iaivner '

rlirnb

ii Himalayas to reach tits

Finally, there Is s ennselilul that the Indian armv r'hrl not prevent the Chinese {mm over- ninning most oi india's Nonli- easl Frontier AEeriry again this year ii the Chinese find it as- sirable to do so in the Interest: ioi their foreign or domestic pol- cy.

the months oi Indian buildup

‘ six new mountain dleaIDaI .have been (oi-tried or are in the making. bringing the Indian .u-my'a strength . :enmpared w i I h Chin

Tibet. Estimates Tame lmalfid 2.500000 “Eula”. imilu sway. Indians In olive "0'" WM ‘0 mm m“ m"

INCREAsE rAs-r in mo when the Communists ltook power in China the pop.

compared to man than whom in 1963.

I'm.

Sault Ste. Marie. 0M... feed! Ilia Computer I basic maths. mallcal formula which can I weigh such predatory IIIribv 1

es its: Rate oi digestion. stomach

Alan D. CRUE specialists In Wheel Alignment Wheel BIIIIICIII! Eleelrlnl I Bruise Wot-ll Phone 5455 Harvard 3. I

Minor Rep-IP- — Wash any oi the week 1 A.M.

Flinn. K313

MYERS IRVING STATION .TIRES — BATTER

u noun EMERGENdIi IEBVICE

IES —— ACCESSORIES. MI and Pallllllal. noon at!!! in III P.M

Water street

CnpaCin. Irequency oi (Ced-

Iilg pennds. SIDE of (It h pie er‘s lipid or sight. relative speed oi hunter and m. as dictated by size oi the hunter's weapons. speed and sccuraey oi pursuit, and the irequency the prey gets away.

Eventualiyi Bolling hopes in refine such mcasures oi the 1 killers m npecliic items at the creatures a ior instance. the Tim oi teeth, the geometry claw. nnd an Iorth.

He began by maklniz IIP I i iormuia tor insect predators. Then. by ridding measur-

enta oi learning csparity.