8 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Nov. 29, 1965.

Financial Problem Is Posed

vould itself be affected if eny , harm came to Britain's cur-

wotld death Wednesday rency.

have on the future of millions Since the first barrel of pre- of pounds invested or banked ductive oil was pumped from by the Persian Gulf sheikhdom under the sheikhdom in 194, fm Lendon? milbons of pounds have accu- The holding in pounds alone mulated in Kuwaiti coffers as im London of this major oi] pro- royalties mounted higher and ducer is so enormous that a , -

change of policy in Kuwait! Royalites now are estimated would have world-wide financial at £10,000 a day. repercussions Kuwaiti authorities have been

Although there are no official chary of issuing any official fig-

looked after by the Bank of July, 1964, by the finance min- England, approaches £250,000.- ister of the day, Sheikh Jaber 000 ($750,000,000).

In addition, Kuwait's invest- ment in stocks on the London Kuwait's total ! market is thought to be around countries other than Britain, £90,000,000. which he didn't iduntify.

So any change of financial amounted to about £400,000,000 policy by Kuwait “could prove Much of this is believed to be in most embarrassing for ster- Swiss and United States banks

Agnostic Control Squabble Continues Over Que. Books

QUEBEC (CP) — Charges of most all words with a religious “agnostic control"’ and counter- connotation are replaced or accusations of ‘‘witchhunting” stricken out. are all part of a Quebec prov-

te ae ceed ew ee EAST BALTIC

removal of references from first and second grade French Roman Mrs. Gussie MacLean, cele- | Catholic textbooks. brated her 88th birthday quietly. |

The. revised editions of two at her home in Kingsboro on | primary school readers which Nov. 13th. Mrs. MacLean enjoys appeared this year have had all good health and is about her | verbal or pictorial references to housework daily. Her host of | oo eee and replaced friends wish her many more

ay equi alents. happy occasions.

This substitution in the Forest-' Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ching Ouimet texts provoked Frederie and Mr. and Mrs. Heath Ching Dorion, chief justice of the Que- attended the winter fair at bec Superior Court, into lashing Halifax. out against “‘a handful of agnos- Congratulations to Mr. and | tics who are trying to make our Mrs. Donald MacAulay who on | children forget everything hav- Nov. 15, celebrated their 50 wed- ing to do with religion and the ding anniversary at the home | existence of God." of their daughter and son-in- |

Speaking last week at the jaw Mr. and Mrs. Anslem Mac- | opening of the assizes in Que- Donald, Souris East. bee City, Mr. Dorion said that, Floyd MacLean, Kingsboro is in order to please this group | a patient in the Souris Hospital. “we have totally deformed the Miss Annie Townsend, South first- and second-year readers in ‘Lake, has taken up residence in | the province’: schools.” Montague for the winter mon- |

Gerin-Laj Quebec ths. eaten a 4 John Harris, Elmira, will | ignite men inna Pg ey omg ago ’ i ony at Rockcliffe, . Mr. il ” a a ee ee

anges readers, _.Joseph__Harris,__,His aie a oe ne of ag. friends wish him every success mostics’’ are the modifications in ar undertaking and sur- approved roundings. pointes Se ong ag Aca age soy FP Souris, 1s a Catholic bishops themselves." patient in the Souris Hospital.

Examination of the old and re. | _Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burke, vised texts shows that the great- | Mrs. George Saville, Mr. and est change ts in the first-year Mrs. Hal MacQueen, Mrs. J reader. All illustrations of a re- | Coffin, and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ligious nature have been re- | Reid of Rollo Baly and Fortune placed by non-religious scenes. attended the party at the Baltie

On the first page of the re- hall on Friday night in honor vised edition, a picture of the of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mac- Christ child. John the Baptist ~Neill who were recently marri- his lamb has been replaced 4. ; hat of a child playing with Mrs. Ralph Robertson, cele- blocks while an adult’leoks on, brated her 80th birthday quietly have disappeared and'been re- at her home in Kingsboro on placed by father, mother; uricle, | Nov. 4. Her host of friends are Jesus, God, Mary and saints wishing her many more such

Throughout the text the words happy occasions. e@unt and others: Mrs. William Fraser returned

The second lesson of the for- *? her home at North Lake mer edition contained this sen-| having been a patient in the tence: ‘‘Aline likes cats and she Souris Hospital for some time. would have wanted the Christ Mr. and Mrs. James Coapley, child to give her one as a New Charlottetown were Sunday vis- Year’s gift.” itors with Mr: and Mrs. Alton Robertson, Munns Road.

In the revised edition this was; Mrs. Garfield Stewart return- replaced by: ‘Aline likes cats @d to her home in East Baltic and she would have liked to re- | following her illness in the ceive one as a New Year's, Souris Hospital.

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obedience! My God, cure me, I. will no longer be talkative, I promise you.” In the new edi-| tion this becomes: “I am pune | ished for my disobedience! 1 will no longer be talkative.” Morals of stories-such-as—“‘The

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tote who save themselves to, Why Good Parents ” are stru t entirel |

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ment.

The eighth fesson which cen- sures a woodcutter for working Sunday during Mass, is entirely changed and the words Sunday and Mass are deleted.

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