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nomical approach is the one

l | I added to he ,!T°.§:::§:.£."e°‘i I: .Efzzif'... As «Temporary Aid At Covehead

OTTAWA (CPD _ New car new cars sold were built in Can-. sales have continued to surge ads or the United States. Thuli . . . . . I have commuted - t - ‘ CAPITAL BUREAUi Mr. Mullaliy has ingiuuon is not Without cost and myself to fol. ahead ‘" (73222;; @2325 ‘he.;;‘§,:$:‘;‘;;g;g';,;° 2" p” m"; or TEE GUARDlANltouch with Northern Affairaidifticulties. to say nothing 0! g: imd m as I regret economy a m ' ' l OTTAWA — There is no hope and National Resources Minil- delaying the construction of the “mnvenlence this summer,

in the first three months of The rest—12,754—came froml . , , ‘ '

- ,. 'of obtaining a temporary Bailey ter Arthur Lam; in an effort new crossing into next yearn

3334 isamfe'fﬂapgﬁgeﬁlﬁs; Ziggygorgeli'mgbir;bigva:aiglbridge and the government in- to have an army bridge moved tourist season." ML L81“! concluded

53 per cent more than in the jump of 60.1 ' cent trom‘lends ‘0 Proceed “Mb ll" on" m the “ﬁle Mom Camp Gage The ﬂunlslel‘ Bald the Pl"1 1‘ NAME RESE

.corresponding period last vear. first-quarter 1963. :Iﬂal Plan to replace the Cove- low“ While 3 new bridge is “'1‘ to let a contract for a new ARCH OFFICER the Bureau of Stansucs' ,1. EUROPEAN SALES up ihead inlet crossing. John Mul- der construction. But Mr. Lain: structure on [he exec. mun. OTTAWA CP) _ R

in March alone sales of Eu- lally. MP for Klnﬂl. "vealed “35 sald that ‘l the “me ll“ merit of the old bridge about oberl La~

. . chamelle. (3'!) of Ottan and SL

l ort Monda. ,

p’I‘hei;I car-bufﬁng spree began ropean cars soared by 75.5 peri ere nday. bridge W“ damaged 1“ Decem‘ the ﬁrst of July. "this timing I

in the last quarter of 1963 and cent to 5,406 units from 3.081 in ‘M be”, 0' 185‘ ,yea'l'gWCll 8“ eX'iis met, the new bridge should nglwn. Que, has been named [gave the domestic economy March last year. ,soid in Canada, However, it did Pallet“ W85|nVeSt188M- It “’35 be Open for “all”: by JUlY 1- senior research officer of the iwhat even the most cautious This gave the overseas cars'note that its "overseas" figures found that,§"°'l‘ a bridge 90"” 1965 and the estimated cost of National Health Depart _- .expem he“, called an new nearly 10 per cent of [he Cana_:no longer ‘nclude the Swedish be brought in from Camp Gage- the structure is 5400.000. n h “d n t. t. menu itremely important" uplift. dian new-car market. possiblyivolvo now being assembled in low“ and mew 8‘ a C0“ 0' Mr. Laing told Mr. Mullally . “we 816108 dwision, l It was the biggest single (ac-'a sign that they have started a: Dartmouth. N.S. about. $3.000 Plus 0.05! 0‘ 1113' that seva alternatives had It! was announced Monday, no i [for in the rise of consumer de- comeback after slipping for the} In the ﬁnal three months .0: "mulling and Telurmng lt- been considered. such as a new has. been an economist with the rmand in the last half of 963. . last two years. ilm urchases of both new and "This type of bridge would bridge on a new alignment and dwmon since 1951'

' p provide only one-way traitic “PM” to the “13”” “’“C‘

[when this demalnd iccmtiuteld for' Theyfhafi onCly agout six 8“ advanced by 12 per t re But this wou‘d cost an cs

-m re than hat to ota in- cent 0 tie ana ian mare C < - . u . - N crgase in the country's Grossliast year. after a study decline} cent from the third qual‘ler Of 8,“ either name regulating timated 4525.000. Another alter- ow '8 FARM National Product. iﬁrom the peak of 20 per cent init'he year—that is. the July-Sepo l'Ehl‘ 0" “landﬁll” WWld be native was to build a tempor- Boswortih Field, where First-quarter 1964 sales to- l 1960. .tember period. The increase ac- required." Mr. Laing explained. avry bridge parallel to the e)_:- War of the Roses ended. now is tailed 151,849 new cars—up 22.6‘ The Bureau does not reveal counted for one-third of the “Also. such structures cannot isting structure but cost of this a farm. and the farmer is tired cent from the first three either the makers or countries overall rise in personal Ipend- be left unattended for any plus new bridge would be $580.- of having students of Richard ilength of time and such a so- 000 it the temporary bridge IlI traipsing across his ﬁelds,

per months last year. .of origin of the European cars ing in Cana a.

Charlottetown Welcomes

' " " ' ' a " . - ATLANTIC PBOVINCES U THANT RECEIVES OO'KPIK ‘ . . . limo-d \‘aiions SN'I‘oiai‘y- varsity in Ottawa Monday by Applauding the presentation 014‘ ’

General U Thant holds an the Studenu UN Association in Richard Harmalon of Otta- Eskimo-made Ookpik present- of Canada. Mr Thant made we. a student at Carleton .d m

him at Carleton Uni- an address to the association. University. (01’ Wirephoto)

- bility and is no longer satisfied

Divergent Views Are Taken imagesimmy defending its Ian-r

and Catholic faith, butI

t . ' - ' ‘ 0 must express itself in the ma: Of Posmon Held By Quebec spectrum at economic and en. tural rights. TORONTO I'CPv w- Quebemscarcii direct of the Canadian Frem'h‘ ‘ canf‘dmns do “0; ' i r > want to be conSidered the samc I

was described Sunday as Marx-i Council on urban and regional .

. d a possible saviour of; rcspaw-h as lndians who can speak thm . Canadian autonomy by differ-v Quebec's "quiet revolution." language on their reservations.‘ at Ipea to at "thinkers" can. be .ajd_ i, tending m ﬁght to but must speak English wncu bronco that inaugurated a new block a United State. “hove;- “191198” th!t he laid. _

brush for political discussion- of ("311mm, ﬁle Exchange A! Pnljtiral Ideas; Mr saum‘prp gatd Quebec m ATTENDS SERVICE a: Canada ‘ . » LONDON lCl?! -7 Premier ‘ . ioeii equipped in assume the J h R b8” ' "N o The .irst View came from Ed ,0], "f Wade). ,5 this “mule n n I! s 0 .arm a A I

"ml ﬁbre-"r- . “MW” V” because English Canada which . 09mm“ and “Mlle, M ml" i reads U..S. books and papers m?! twvzzmgxggl

“cal 969"“ at the Universml and watches U.S. television pro- 1 - - - - _ ' .btga'iv‘fsi‘hiifiiiyv‘i‘iiﬁi'y‘.‘ Exactly lOO yea rs ago, in September of 1864, the Fathers oil

of Manitoba. Mm told the con- ‘ grams. cannot easily defend it

ference Quebec is following the l self {mm theiiinsidiouS “Menu 31". . if! so h,’ f K i M ~x, f -.._i Later Robalrts, accompanied by I . . §ei1rloin§ii.na§.2_ hi’insis‘iiii'ggfmm the wt“- _ Stanley Randall. 0min minis- Confederation met in Charlottetown, the Island’s capital, and M “mam” “do” must have‘ He saidI French Canada views ter of economic. and develop” . I . _ mnéoma r of me; $730531..gggggggggrtgogg ggg‘gnggnmsfngggrea‘th laid the groundwork for the union three yea rs later of the British m,‘°‘::ii"gi:‘ai".’: Tidgii’i‘a‘iiii V} North American colonies mio one, big Federal entity known as \N O.K. Weekly Special the Dominion of Canada. l ' - 1‘ ms USED TIREs to: ﬁrm “#:lnlﬁzinz‘gg‘uZ’EY-ream“ implements .................... .. or “PM” “ht.” “‘9 Mm“ 3°“ .: w ill i :t n oi, u . FREE. w ' \ regal: all 3.3:. dvﬁzrmn'llirca. . “n i no a .onomy. g. . . ~ :31 7?.“ 333%“??? Today the ten Canadian provmces, the Northwest Territories ed. - - . . 32m mmwm “ v ' . v ' and the Yukon, c-omprismg one vasi territory stretching fnom the i r 0” _ Dial 4.45": so. P a. mi. - ' - - - L P: gafmmmmargflg;af 1;; ' “ Atlantic to the Pacufic, from the AfCl’lC Ocean to the 49th paral- lel, pause to pay tribute to those 26 far-sighted statesmen who A gathered in Charlottetown for that momentous meeting a cen- tury ago. i We welcome you to Prince Edward Island, 5 _ - mm 1 Share our history while adding new chapters to your own. ' Charlottetown to. .s — l I l lSackwlle $2.20 ‘ oncton $2.90i — zTruro {$3.70 - - ' aint 1 This Message of Welcome Pubikhed by the following Charlottetown Finns: i l I E ‘ I i mﬂmsyviysumn lSLAND DAIRJM ARCHER & MacDONALD L'i‘i). DOW’S MEN’S a BOY’S WEAR "Hm". (mm, M" "my, “.151 rin. Furniture "Good Taste In ruhion cm- Noonn. Extn" l g I 3. Peter: M. “addition 6!. George I. Chll‘lmwl t _ I . , - k I Do ‘ V V a 7‘ " V IT“ 3 on'sh a. 1pttellogi m horn y... mm Fnzlllz:mz,n “mm” Mmmmm. RAsiLicA RMREAiiON LENTRE I “7 Em A". ell-flown“ mcmozz :owllnl 10 mm. to I push—S tom?" , ALBERT moms s. dne ; Grafton It. in... mm" PATTERSON’S JEWELLERY STORE i M Jewellery ct Distinctio- sélgaioglisfglq ' 00 . ‘ , , m x . n a mi . “Your 1:: oﬁhMac'LLOD ITD" 0'“ “- Charlottetowl n. PM". M. , m .1 mm / m n . mm more - ' " ' mm“ “ms CAFE CONDON wooLLEN MILLS ~ I I DOUGLAS BROS. & JONES INC. 3 9..., .. a'"°""m‘"°" Fm . Yarns. mum. Aut- Robe- T. 1 3_w girl-lgxuh‘l’iumbing, Heating. Tile, Dairyh Equipment ' Ch" mm" .5 Queen ,_ “Monet”. . r C M g " “‘m NORMA’S LADIES’ WEAR LTD. " Ottawa 1 5 , LePAGE anon co. LTD. we. w... In Smart Shoppers FASHION SHOPPE . i - unm- ':'iu Home a Good shoe. Since no." 10“ In! H— Charlottetown M “4'0" Rub-WW0" .4; . Charle Gt. r10 8t. Claim . V i $ 3 5 00 M AND FURRIERS LTD HAMBLY a lNNlS MEN’S WEAR .2. ‘ . 1 . r c. nn - . 6...... , ............ seams. .11.“: 33%.“.3’9593333 . 151 K 3 u. 47 00 , noomr’s MEN'S WEAR KENNEDY’S LADIES WEAR u ' cm . I Com Line of Men's & Boy's We. Q“. g. ; m Gt. Gum st. -' Chrloloun ' ° “mm GIFTARAMA. . Charlottetown’ N out but 0 t ‘ I“ we. Evans DRUG co. um ROGERs HARDWARE co. LTD. , om... “3.3,...” °“' ’ Charlottetown can" Vlzu Ou- can & Gm Dept. pm. 94, Chum”... 0-m- Gnm- streets. on ADELLA’S MILLINE‘RY "m m “mu 2m... to mm. 2.. Bull ARNOLD BRICK LTD. Jﬁfﬂoﬁ LEST‘UﬂmNT, m m m “' Charlottetown Up. ﬁlm I. ' c.“ mag.“

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