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M JOSEPH MscSWEEN

Canadian Press sun Writer Budget day is always a field in for phrase-makers. and it was ....'c.xci-piiun when Finance Min- y1..,- Harris brought down his pre- nlccllttfl budget in the House of gonimuns.

larturcrs' Association.

b-.ili:.'et."

"Ii has something for oldsters men in; old age pensions and also for the bubble gum set. Excise taxes on soft drinks and chewing Etllll are to be repealed.

liut there will be no change in in-rsoiiiil and corporation income tax l'Bll'N

ll.ll”l'lK predicted a surplus of sli2.ooo.ooo for the fiscal year. (3 TANGLE

ssiiiity and comiiioii sense had loud going against hysteria and limri-d iii the Gaza Strip.

trzili demonstrations called for

nuiirlcti the world that she re- iuoictl her troops from Gaza only

ll'.llll:I to rescue Egyptians from ;i uiiiu-field. I-IXPLOSIVE HEARINGS

The FBI arrested one of the

Budget Always Provides Scope For Phrase-Makers

tion of the international Brother- hood of Teamsters.

The FBI said that a law yer em- ployee of the investigating coni- mittee acted as a "double agent” in a dangerous game to trap the union chief. who is sometimes de- scribed as more powerful than the

mittee's files. Hoffa was freed on

stormed the presidential palace in an attempt to kill or capture dic- tator I-lulgencio Batista.

A government announcement said 40 persons were killed and 60 wounded in the short-lived upris- ing. Tanks and machine-guns were stationed around the palace -Awhile tourists gawked.

Italian freighter Merit.

The 9.177-ton Waterman was and sent out an S 0 S. lliit Captziiii J. C. Flag later reported the ship . holed above the waterline out of danger and heading for Brest. France. much to the (lis-

Captain William Crouse of Lon- enburg was ready to admit that

point against an order rtismissiii: him as head of the lilonlreai po- lice department.

The order was issued in llifut

alvi a,ts sure of what the iudgrnent would be." He returned to his 0(- fire.

Pacifique tPaxi Plante. key fig- me in the vice inquiry and bitter enemy of Langlois. has filled the post of police director for a year. The future was unclear.

speed of 612 miles an hour. Actually. the Boeing 707 hooked

was .396 miles an hour on the hop from Seattle to Baltimore. Fifty- two persons were aboard on the hisioi-y-making flight. which gave a ;:llf'lipSE of jet travel in the fu-p

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VISCOUNT CRASH y A British European Airwaysi

turho-prop airliner crashed at

glfhh :,:i'('1'"l;,is:.0::i5e:l::l; !:l'g:l'lA. G. Archibald. Halifax, General mmtr than 150 M0600 mm” an::Plant Manager of Maritime Tel. mrncd more l'han' 6000006 a3HLtttle Miss Louise MacDonald. mlucm - - ll idaugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl SEATO THIKQ MacDonald. presented him with a The United States and Ausir l' lbouqlm of mus" ' r i 3'3 Mr. Ernest Mat-Nevin.

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Srltonl. Quebec: of the R.C.M.P. -Fredericton. N. H.. Nancy. IMrs. D. A. Coxl. Char- lottetown. David. 3rd Year stud- cut at P.W.C.

LEFT A. G. Arciiiliald. Mrs. lilacNevin. Louise MacDonald. Mr. MaeNevin. 1-1. G. Cameron. Dis-

The island Telephone Company on August 15th. 1920 when Char- lottetown had only 1320 telephones and continued in this Department until retriemcnt on October hit, 1956 and watched the trend of tele- phone growth to over 7.000 in the

that part of the world. Britain. France. the U.S.. Aus-

Recepiio

years and illnesses. looked strong hand at what the budget did,” "g'!"l1lvI',l:':r':',l'g'AHlA'l1l:i." he went lllido-chiefly that it did not reduce ;I;'f'.' mu" 0' A . gas '” l"(Cel9b”l9;personal or corporate income-tax

' l """'l"5”y D "'5 99"" rates; and on the other hand, at

ttur Curling Rink. Saturday. Mar. lbllt. from 5 p.m. on.

.V0'l'l('E RE. MONTAGUE Im- iuiiiiuatinii Clinic. Children age l-i-l9 years not attending school. please pick up request slips for ll0lin'inm-ulatlons at Public Health

17. 1957. S. A. Custancc. Pastor Annandale Morning Worship ii a.m., Dundas Evening Worship at 7.30 p.m. Subject. "The ('liiirch in. the Fourth Watch.” i

CLINIC AT oiaomitzrowui

School on Tuesday. March llith.

aged 6 months to 15 months. No.

pastels clearances in-re high.

in all

'1" fltlalily sold very well indicat- N that drmand for mink is hold-

tuultl iiatc done better - main in- lmwt centered around a few ""41 wines which sold at top lllltvr is it was the moon odd ottmiii; sold 35 per cent at un-

ers it as keen,

Advances ranging from I to 16413.25 - 320. lligliesl in per cent in rauchcd mink were re-ll20.3l4 iikinsi was 532 for corded at the auction sale of Hud- die of fresh stewart males. Ions Bay t'ompiiuy in Montreallsla for females.

last week. Willi the exception ofiranged from 813.75 typeslfemales 35.75 - 3ll-75- l V from 75 per cent foi" xiirrhlue and miscellaneous mu-in ceiling I-"Mons to 89 per cent for standardland breath of spring males. Stew- dniks The fact that the latter off-lart males here were PIIII: although being below aver- while

in: up l'r'tll1Cr than waning. Pntelg . 308 males. 43:12: 839 - l

rludcri i:unm9lll- bll" "081 and firm compared with January at

with thotntier ones average of W itroner and a top

pastels a bun- and Straight iiinlcsj

- . 525.50. nndi

Silverblue I7.28ti skinst sold with? of 523 for both strniglit

515.75 -322, females ranged from :3 -; Top bundle in sapphires. lkinsi brought 536.50 fort Ranges were: BOSc 836.50. straight males - 833.50. Stewarts 527 - S32 and females 813.75 - SI7.

At the same sale white fox sold up to 843 for number ones and.

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on salurday. March 9. Mrs. Mac-

Perhaps the most positive "hul-

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ed the members of Lorne Valley Bl(',A,,s1;hem(cri(t:ihcA; EECADJ N v T womous institute at her home on Bulman of Winnipeg :',,.e5'-Ideni, M Tliiirstiiiy. March 7. A K00l'l "llmi the Canadian Manulacturers As- her iias present despite p00r ll'3V' sociation said the budget could citing conditions. Following the be mmnlmd up as on mp rm. me business period refreshments wererymmg a upyomheghmh to the old served. Mrs. Peter MacLeod in-lad nothing (M. the pmdm.er-- ' viteil the members to her homel '

"Hi" all” helm l'".p"5'l7'9d "llltor of the Canadian Tax Founda- :i:"f'5'l AAYV lll”0wl"ll All Accljtion. said. however. that while. Congratiilations go out to Mr.lguhh::E?x:gc:h:,u?;:i;(,l:,l;?,T:.(.:: George Macconneil. Montatlue. I "on it got some Sever” mm, former resident of Lorne Valley.lo( 'bu.ine” cost", were mad, on being one of the Legion curlers y who won the privilege of rlfvrt-lmlnor concessions were made un- lVl:i1iil:baP.E.at1stlli1leml'r:l vtvllannrlalidxialti li!:r;n2';g;ncf;l3"'lEA rm" - l - IN I) Legion honspirl. 1 The budget at least seemed in Ml” Pal". Mllilllllllll Mlll Mr- yoffer n field-day! for phrase-mak Biri Leard were business visit-111. or: to the city on Monday. M,-, guimn "H", H ,, -- Friends of Bobby MacF3ahcern.(

Silli-

Montague. were pleased to hear - him on the Shur-gain semi-finals

son of Mrs. Sandra Macliachern. 1

YORK

George Andrews of York left on Tueldly. March 5. for Regina to take up his training for the R C 31.

and family were re- vailey before

Eachcrn sidents of Lorne

billfold and gift of money in s

Illalit token of the high esteem in

Frankie. ' lottetown on Thursday afternoon.

exempt from sales tax and ii few.

n By Taxpayers

nance minister's description of a merit collected more than 572,-. "lamlly budget." remarked: 000.fXi0 from it. and. since the

"Father is going to he encnur- war. Canadians had been as- aged to put away more for his sessed more than 57.50.000.000 for

food products will be sligiitlylinto other

h . g g g retirement - savings; c eaper. and the kids will get. plans. l

and provincial taxpayers. The western farms, the government, lederal government planned to likely will think twice before turn-t add another Sl52.000.000 while the jug down the offer. Poland hasl people of Ontario "groan un(ler.becn granted credit on previous double taxation which is forced wheat deals and is reported to "P9" "3 by OIIBVVI." have made repayments on time. Frank L. Hogan. vice-president Ol Chrysler Corporation of Can- ""-' 1

excise tax on automobiles would plane bringing U.S. Vice-Presidentl

Canadian Wheat.

OTTAWA tCPl-The head of A Polish delegation said Wednesdav his government has offered to purchase I2.000.000 bushels of Ca- nadian wheat if provided with n ythree-year Canadian government loan. . if gobrzrnskl of Polanrrs oc raemnisry tut - , iinterview that the "de.f?Il1ilEnD:f?- G0Od COIldIflOlIo ' What was made to Trade Minisl

ter Howe and that Mr. Howe mm .

::.”""" ""” " "ll """ "" """' Cull Montague 'l'l4-2 "We Ire progressing quite well

and now are awaiting the reply oi

.the Canadian government." Mr. Dobrzansltl said. "Th; maim-

should be finished this week."

1 Poland and other Communist.

FOR SALE

13 sheep with lamb.

i""m' B"l "' "ml ""3 rrrfllll The milk increase has

l W" "M "mmd M "W" "'”" been effective from March

deal is whether the cabinet will

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lAnited States lMiddle East crisis to force at

Denies Saying U.S.l MI'tlfmlf- 1957 Plotted Crisis

MONTREAL WP--(' D Jack- president of Time Magasine and a former spe-

cial assistant to President Eisen-

hower. Wednesday denied saying In a Toronto speech that the touched off the

showdown with Russia.

"All I said was that the US. had been looking for a situation somewhere in the world where it could call the Russian onomic bluff. That situation developed in Egypt. I did not say that the US.

plotted the Middle East crisis for

I showdown "

n be blackmailed by countries seek-

the Middle East and Egypt's re- quest for aid to build the Aswan Dam. The U.S. withdrew its offer of aid when President Nasscr was negotiating with Russia for

laid.

v TERAN HONOURED loss”

NEW YIIRK. - From tliousaiitls of entries in the national Brand Natiie Retailer-of-the-year Com- petition. including '14 retailing cat- egories, Dominion Stores Limited. 605 Rogers Road. Toronto. Ontario. Canada. has been selected to re

Stores Limited, by Henry E. Abt. President of the Foundation, who

Attending will be more than 1500

Trophy

zah" came from the Atlantic , . ppmvincu where Howard A. more for their money when theyy Francis R. Gregory of l.eam- onfa Us h up (;cm.ge Loam. Mount smwg lMann. executive manager of the ::ll'lndrinks. candies and chew- tingtonhont. president of the On. M gvg 9 S O U R I S H O S P I T A L am SW," the past mo weeks in tMaritlmes gTransporta.tlinn' Cont; Pnamnms UNHAPPY ly:rI0B ui;-Cured Tobacco Market-i .. - , this viclnitv. with his son and.'".'”'”"i "M M W” d”.'"""”d Premier Bennett of Britishllngnt llidtlclexprisled dlsvappmml S"mm9'V'”e

('l.0TIl AND LININGS wearIlVlarch 17. Murray llarbor North. .(iil".lmit('."l'i-law' Mr" ""1 M”'l:i'dhfoihei.lidnclllf::i?l1me:elIllT.rd: C"l""."bl3 described ll as 5'alcut. mm mm M” not-. . .- better when ctr-an. Have your 11 mn and 7,30 n,.n,; pnin.--st " in” y 4 lgcrihen n n; '-the first uni in-any Cllewlllll Hum budtlet." adding LT Tlm95 7-30 RM- rloiiics cleaned at l)e Luxe Clean- Road 2.30 p.m. Everyone Vt(ll('lllll(l.l Mr' l.l";"h Ma"("'a1ht M" w'"' lin our freittllt-rlllt Wall lrl 30 that the 35 lrlllnlhly l"””" l" : 11' ' G pfg. Anunmgueg Rev. M. cm Cm.m' mum” :.;lIl'lgall(IrllIiYl::e8fLf:ISil:'ll(I';IEI:l;z6orl:1la;l any ltielgiuagg-0 pensions should be at tgats ptrepared to! puht up some cash Ex it iition ame A Campaign for mndg to awkt in me operation of

, r s This didnt mean. however. Q g ll l lllllilelirl-A lat the federal. . . . i ” i 1

i.ii,nyom.; wgngom; n, ,1. DUNDAS ,. ANNANMLE Fm Charlottetown on Monday. Murchlnm me Ma,-mm, ,.-mm Rm, Premier hrost of Ontario this loan might have to run between Seven Mile Road the Hospital is now in progress. triid the bean supper at Mnmn. ed Church Circuu Sundav. MM. 11. V Act had been bmugm up .0 dam the budget indicated another sur- 311000.000 and 314,000,000. Q

' ' Mrs. Angus Nicholson enterialn- plus and no relief to municipal With I huge pile-up of wheat onl

V.. Lorne Valley Time 9:00 P.M. MONDAY NIGHT St. Patrick's M 0 c c a sin

Nurses offices. .. . . . 1957 ,1 10.30 am, 1-n-51 nnin, ;n.. . . The budget. he added. indicated . . D t u.lc b C I. e , u I " I , y lfor the April meeting. tum t. r - Ida. said failure to reduce or NIXON DELAYED ancej 0 m 5 -V '90 g my pgmhy Bread, baked oculatlon No 1. for pre Slltfloltrst Mr. and M”. Roy MECLQM" I lmemdeiicmreai-tniEi::agiani:a:i;n:(iE.t:: eliminate the swam mgpm.,u.m rrgipohl, Libya iAPi - They (Patrick) 0'Boudreault and THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Emerson (Michael) O'Con-

l" Klllll5 Cmlllly Dally Be sure ('li'irlotfetnwn motored to Lorne ' 2. t - t it d" .'-h l K , ' lbe trusted to use their own earn- . , 4 , y 1:; order your week-end sweets 154g9"el;l::'5c:I:'so;'l ;'”:n;;l "ge Viillry on- Sunday. March 10. tom” wimyn. be viewed with regret by . grog: Richard Nixon to Libya was rly at the Morita u 8 Y - P . . , y I l nor. 8 O Ikcry. mined by Wren" Pmwhnnlvrs visit rilaiiycs and friends. i The mun" mmlsm... min" manytanadians. forced to return to Khartoum - rut: PRESBYTERIAN Church for booster inocii-liations "or n....w2Ll1i llg'5l:;uClj:::;end”'3:5;;in grant at least some relief in addtglsuilzlsfrgiminiiittzry sax." he Thurs:ai' lyy 3' partial Will," "lilo Dancing from 9:00 till 12:00 in (anada Services for Sunday cinations as required. dV . I r V H ill? Corporate Ind PGr50I'IBl lll- ' I We " A '""" "l "'9' '”".'.s 9""? l” "All mbrull - ricn s in .orne a ey. V comwax Holds. and his "mum I genera sales tax of 10 per cent to meet lung ldris of Libya were

M ""' ,lMr' and Mrs" Ralph N'ch"l50"' to afford lndusLry gny tariff re- 'nd Peninles A .3739 End 990l'I-y5lWlV"l l”llP0li3lllly. H15 sche(iulel-H7gV4.gynyy (' ”"l"”m0w"' mumnld A" l'0r",e lief, left the mnnufgcturing indus- LT c3ll5 llll” ll llllllll 10 Italy Saturday V V3llI'.V 0" Sunday to visit Ralph lltr i bet h' h for the. weekend then a final vist I Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Antzttslcnlguninlnurdteefileby hllilimlaxltfs P I d S k to Tunisia. ' I ' ' ”

Nicholson. ftalphs many fricndsdnd .c0mpetmon "om Imporuy . 0 an Ge 5 l l C A PIT O ) It I 1 1

are pleased to see him around n.; Huvey Perry of Toronto. dun. W ----O--- .E.j I )

SPECIAL MATINEE ONLY AT l-3

TO-DAY

(lfnlltl EARLY!

ThoGnardlsnPIg03

Mr. Keith Clary to find out course can be held.

lSt. Georges Jr. llltsrrners Survey Electrification

The St. Georges Junior Farmers held their regular meeting at the home of Ivan Morrison.

l The president called the meeting tie order and the minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Following the roll call the secretary read a letter ro- eelved front the president of the Junior Farmers Federation inform- ing the group that Dr. George Fisher had not been appointed new

discussed and as no members could attend for the whole week it was decided that those who could would attend Tuesday lights pm gramme.

Felix Walker was voted as the seventh number of the executive and as second-vine-,rosident for the remainder of the year. One new rnembe Joined. The Feder- atiorileesarstohepaidandtnoro niomherdiip cards ordered.

The secretary was asked to write to the president of the Fed- eration to find out when the nodt directors meeting is to be held. The reports of the Junior Farmer

second survey is to he made and whit is expected 0' I memben

each house shown on it.

The was suggested that the design on

the crests be changed and each 'r is to present his or her

business and civic leaders, and the ::gl;g-M ' new one u the next

banquet will climax the national A delicious lunch served to me Kbuglvganu :1! Brimd Nun" week llhe group by the hostess. The next

pr ' '3' r meeting is to be held at the home of Laura McLellan.

secretary was asked tol

I-'aiiiily allowances - "baby bo- NEAR-TRAGEDY lil:incliestei"s Ringway airport in . . S I N nu.-es"-are to be boosted S1 A group of Hungarian rcliier-cs rliiulatid. killing all 20 personsl, Ma-or Em .. M M N .- . CFF ,, . H . Domlnlon fOre5

niouilily and old age pensions 36 who had never seen the sea before alioaril. An official governmentthonodred hes ms' if em; Ilia; "A " snuld owls?” NH-mm W M mm and "M daughl" E . o o ALASKAN HMIAER i ' ltiiilllllly to S4dti. Vit')ar pgnsions. for were aboard the Halifzix-hoiinti :iii:ioiiiit-ciiiriit said there was noliwarke” myth, tsialndmgll-eiepennnnt on wnlem Hm" and army M "C" me!nTll:r::1(.nl:1'ta?i?:f::e1;:i:i?3; Wins Retalllng Timber is a major proriuct in

lilsfilllllly an " time -out'' vet- Dutch liner Waterman when she tniiczition of error by the pilot. - cupation. .v p ' . M k V h h .

,Cl.'lllS. are to be increased. collided in the Atlantic with the it A Cumlmny Thurslmy "e""lg' A Joined the mam ncparmwm M Flllll lll5llll.V lll Ialglfnlglllfnerlillbil; NationaI Award L heansuoijklll:;ucea:l::lE:d5?;:&ArV"! N I C E

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i Having suffered loss by l fire, I am requesting that i all creditors kindly make A arrangements for settle-

on the assumption that Egyptian his men were suffering ;gro.-itly tr.'iiia. New Zealand. PBlflSl8l1.l . .

foi-we would not enter. from cold anti exposiire wlii-ii they The Philippines and Thailand-l tilllllgrlilllllllell lllm UDOH r9l'9lVlllE 7?

liuttitizin iiewspatlcrs showed sighted the US. coast guiiril ciit- lm-tiilici's of SF.A'ilO-issued a this award for the store's outstand-

ri-.-riiiiiiuiii against Canada's r le ter Castle Rock. or the l"tllli' ('lllllllllllllllll(' stating that ih - - i . - . - . - . . lug presentation of manufacturers'

in on crisis. but relations go ship he said: N L lll”"r'l Ol Conlmtlnlsl atlzressiog BIxditi1al”4rc(acAti1oAiiDltIdNthleaifsgcral ”::r-illcllilivmilissu blldgtd llm- mi. liilltlitaliii-vliiidlrA'nd”my" i”"""'” ”"”'"i 1956' M" Fe””"'

pczircti to mellow as the week "My God. what a sweet sight has lessened. but by no means bud e1 so far ,, nbnci ex. fun. non 1'... any 0 I . LK - Will be Dreslfllled Wllll ll" Cellllr E N

lli'lll on. A Canadian soldier. Sap- black and beautiful in the night." disappeared. refea . - d5 p yb b5 1 '--U1: S "Lire h "mm? The. Ex had bee" lellled 35 A icate during a dinner honouring

nr-r Rene Vezina. 30. Boischatel, LANGLOIS WINS PAPAL ANNIVERSARY tl',,,nsb.;uqf,:','."'"e mm 3' :e.,,,1.,-9 ' ms "" ' e ” " ;":,';”'"f,' V';':fS'5ea';l”' "'3'" "”l . the nation's leading merchants to

Que. died from a heart attack .1. Albert Langlois won an ap- Pope Pitts Xll. despite his tit ” -. ' . .. - -. ' 1 . er e em” 2 held at the Grind Bllllrlllllll Criticism was directed on one Mr. Peiry. accepting the fi gency had passed. the govern- M the waIdm.'.Asmr.m on May am.

We are now booking orders for strawberry boxes. Kindly place your order before March 23rd.

most powerful labor leaders "n th aft r v' 'nqu"y f l L. g- on'itiui. V . . . A . . . . . . ---gum-g--1-3 L-"Md Smog” Jame. R. kettle hi: g:i”ylCf)tldc"I2Inc1"t)):l1;f df:::v- It um” 8 double celebration. IlgIlrl;fllll'd0'l:h;:l1;Illdlild dntg go). editgugae ::l:lI;mEt)!l.ml;eis0gloin5istn"f;:t:n: l.lllllns:l;Ea('i,lcael tacxnon ghelr vel:'i1t;Ielsd E You know the shortage last season. WC Will not . olio also has union jurisdiction in The case b it been hanging fir since the leader of -150000.000 R - -r - A l . , I 0 pa ies wi e ' . Canada. on bribery Chan”. ever since. a i c iman Cmhnms had marked hlils i toillligllnlttelrzzclgglt;nalll:):V:V;Iel'Assl;':ss ::lll:iml'Elaillli(f)lw:':I:E.Q ii:s;den:1t:!lIl-yl.abtlg t;)hr:1crIt1iemmo'n grIea”l:Itld.gx(?4aml1E8llhlll;e guarantee delivery unless your order is booked. i . - - . .. i . - . -i . r i er s('lIl:l1llrl W83 Dlclled UP lfl ll!!! 01053 The Quebec (-tllll-l Ol Alli)?-ll: hlllllllal ,lllll.V l0 days DrEVl0U5lY- yment of the attitude .1; the nyer. donations and other expenditureslopporiunities in the pelision field First Game of Finals MONTAGUE COLD STORAGE LTD. i hvi1.d.htlilonalkdevgopment of a reversed the Vice inquiry” jutlp llc K85 cliccredmby 20.000 persons.” Canadian in the gcguered tax he may not have made: mother;-the provision which allows in- . c-nia ing enate investiga- ment and Langlois said I ttas on is nay to e basilica. inn, ""1 mcrensen want non. is going in find that tea, entree cnmenax ,.edm.m,,, gm. 3" (-am, For Montague Bakery iefits. and some odds and ends of other jdians buying annuities or paying

It is essential that this amount must be raised be- fore April 1st. Representatives from the Women's Institutes in the area served by the Hospital will call on you. Please give generously. If your Hos-

pital is to remain open it needs your support NOW.

ADULT

SHOWS 7 AND 9 You can take the Ekborg out of the iunglo.

BUT YOU CAN'T TAKE THE JUNGLE OUT OF EKBERG!