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E: W CHARLO'I'I‘ETOWN, CANADA. MONDAY. APRIL 1, 1963.

President Of Guatemala Chased In Bloodless Coup

Tourist Ass'n Head fgdi‘ihf: Red ‘Inﬁltration’ Gives Causeway View Blamed For Action

. MILAN. Italy iAPI — The l gondoliers of Venice are go‘ . ing to have to live with a new song —- Hush. Hush. Gondo- lier. ‘ 'l‘h Speaking of what he termed matter should be referred to at suit. against authors of the CF m “hm”! ' 9’? the nusunderstanding dver re-llult meeting of the directors for: ditty. objecting to the words: t G‘lAFEMAIQQ {CITY ; mfg“ trucks about thecauserway men-;lhir consideration. This will be- “Preteﬂ you don't 389- “'3 :mh’: 331.1313 orieSYdepos’ I tloned. in P.E.I. Tourist As- . done, he said yesterday. at the all part of your profession." Fremtw S d g "8 d lgoﬁggl 80°19‘10" hmef “menial-in Dhe‘reizuiar directors in ' to be "We are not procurers." the. .h.“en :5 N.“ 8” 8“. “he I Legislature last week, president ineld this‘ gondoliers Protested. “a . “h as] 'ia‘agua. d‘ t- dimples Lmkietter, Summer-.mm. ‘ i's not true that it's part of “W y ah“? 3. “a “mg W, has drawn mm ml Communist infiltration and sub- 31: {act the association briefl l of lovers along dark side ca- veale‘mé.’ _ year old preside"t__ bi" l mmcaﬁway- "a" . himself a leader of the Central , 93' me he‘ The "hm" "hm 'hmw the lAmerican anti-Communist anll- ' lief. it might take away “our case. out Saturday. saying: Casmme movement_wagl bum . inleld’uallty as an island pro- ‘ “The song certainly does :dled aboard an air fol-c; plane “09' l “M Imply that the thoh’" .‘by erstwhile military followers '

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e gondoliers' union filed

eetmg in Charlottetown h .

olir business to paddle couples Last Tourists . Quit Resort

v1 He regretted that any mls-i

' THIS IS AN architects model of the new Holy Redeemer Roman Catholic Church and Rectory that will be built on

Upp'ar Queen Street in Char- i

lottetown. Tenders will be call- 1 I N.Y. Presses

cd in about two weeks. The architect is Alfred J. Hennes— sey.

. More Cars

i not as procurers for tourists

T population. 85 per cent biggert A Nova Scotia businessman. is a possibility that. l could sell repared to make an offer to . - - ,, ‘ f than that of 1960. the research- {Sidney J. Simon. Londonderry the bridge to a foreign country {he federal government to take Firemen “h aerial laddm'sf sa‘urday "mm '3' the “T” 1w: w?” .“éucﬁf hy yh‘" ers found. Station. was in Charlottetown for a figure in the six-digit enough slag to provide atopping r9501”? three People Whn huns‘ phase 0' cahadh’ Operath’h‘ “at” e “ ""h ‘ h.y°“ are in There will be more motor Saturday. seeking a six-month bracket. which would mean cow for the proposed P.E.I. - NB "9’" Windows 0‘ “1"- Slxm “00" wnrld Marke's’ ’5 e 9" mmﬁt "‘5 y°u vehicles than there are drivers option to purchase the old Hills- siderable revenue for the pro-causeway. Screaming {01’ ‘helP- . .Th" h’hh mark "at"? from accept uh“ 3 Cha .enge‘ of age 20 an up. but many of ham Bridge. vine .n “The mine at Ferrous." he Damage .to the hate], badly; Geoffrey Kennedy. British con- . Regarding CanadlaHn work- ihe cars are likely to be mid- Mr. Simon. managing director He suggested that the bridge said. “has 20 or 25 million tons burned “Bidet bl" ‘39“ standinlil suiting Electrlcal 9" Sine“? m3“th he Staiehi Shme 0‘ gets and some may be able to of Trans-World Slag and Metal is still useful and that he of slag and they can have and almost unchanged on the. speaking on behalf of represent- the quality 0! finish we. have take to the air of the'waterways Company. Said he was refused could find a market for it. Be enough for the causeway topping Mulder W85 eshmﬂleci at $100.-i Hill/65 0f more than 50 countries seen is Second 10 "0"? I“ the ' 000. lwho toured machinery equip- world." And. commenting on ‘

"’ ' h 'l Wit Fclmi y v . o NEW YORK (APL-A plucky Brooklyn girl. rescued with heri 4 Ipilot after surviving 49 days in . By JAMES NELSON make "Canada's role that of a sieve." you c a u see right gens}! he'd Rm}? jgyhﬁlzti By DON HANRIGHT OTTAWA (Cp)_pﬂme minis. decoy duck in a nuclear war." through it, it's just fill of lunion’wm; her fﬂtly'ktum‘y‘ VANCOUVER (Cpl—Igberal " ' id in two LIKE 5m“ holes. . , '. ' “om-mother!» Helen ma Leader Pearson rested lining . t" D‘em‘b‘k“ 5" , NOW 1m asking you. and cried from a mob“! dutch" the weekend at a Vancouver I speeches Saturday “18‘ “be”! "He said we. should bring in I'm asking for your support. as she lump he, moth“. Island holiday lodge where he - «3.3- M ' Lender Lester nuclear weapons. He said we Who was right?" M Ida. at Idlewnd Airport. ' was "covering from a "slam; _, . , . ..,........ . . . ‘, him of lying I should make Montreal and Mr. Dlefenbaker said a »... . . .. d and n for w a 0 ed ‘3 Bomcrc bases. but thutbe VII No Bay decoy places to government made no commit- 1',“ cominh' 1m comm" party officials are sure will be G 7:3: 1'85 amgreragngldll’m: aging chgmumstuﬁ proven r' t by Robert Mch" draw the fire of an iniercon- ment to arm the Bomarcs‘with “Claimed "he "Nth" ‘3 'he an ogonlzed attempt to break "'8 seized the government ﬁltration. (AP Wit-collate) mars. U. secretary 40- tinontal missile. Mr. McNo- nuclear warheads. It agreed to ran to her daughter and em- : up his meeting in the forum ‘5 " we —‘ fence. . ~maro'll evidence makes Mr. the building of the bases in braced her: here. tonight. r "I told you the 30mm WI! Pearson's ’argumcnts a great Canada when the main threat "My precious darling," mun. Expecting he worst—namely " no longer on effective him. of attack. was from manned m/ured the ‘ er. who had an attempt to howl down Mr, 2 mom. and Mr,'PeIrm aid the Russian bombers. and believed waited impatiently for a fog-dc Pearson —— the Liberals are ,_ m prime aunt-tor lied. Those are , the missiles could be armed. layed plane.‘ banking on ore-speech enter- hic words. I wish I could look with conventional high- expio- “You're a gift from God."' talnment as a crowd soother. "j ) htb‘ If." Pearson‘s hurt lo- : rive warheads. Mrs. Klaben cried as her tars, any have importgd Contagion}; ' . .’ ' of happiness mingled with or conductor crcy a / 1.75Mr. Dtefenblker spoke to “I on “more CALGARY mph"! 3mm“? daughter's. “I you so from California to lead a 47- ‘ afternoon rally In limcot . mu“ We" “ 3 91° ‘ 3 the much. Now I have you again." piece local orchestra. at a plan election moot“! 1* NANAIMQ 313- (cpl-Lib- Uhh‘d 5m“ would “M be ‘0 Helen arrived from Seattle The cavernous forum was the v f Thomas, Ont. befoco W oral Loader Punch again has ehthh‘rntgci‘eha? 53:2:diqugr‘33 will hheémlarotgzr. Arthur. of scene of near-riot when Prime . back to on.“ only Mm. ‘ - eat er . nn.. who had Minister Diefenbaker spoke—or ,_The I.“ of imposed June 24.. a week ami- __ .1 He leave: by train todly‘ {01’ ﬁgmﬂh "up the non”: deﬁncelmﬁl‘lmﬂ's an?!" Hid“ flown to Whitehorse. Yukon Ter- tried to—in the 1962 campaign. “I: [Ls-Shara” imposed last year‘s Electlhh‘w mutt. ‘ 11.05! lid "9 I IY- ritory, to join her after her rel- He had a much better reception by the federal government last ﬁnancial crisis caused by a run

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Holy Redeemer Church

NEW YORK (AP) — The city's iii-day newspaper strike

Viendcd Sunday night as the first

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understanding of the associa-‘z

tion's attitude had occurred. He said some of the associa— typhoid-stricken ski resort Satw friend b0th t0 lovers and the

tion directors had“ felt causeway would deprive visit-

ihe urday as all hotels and rcstau-'

ZERMATT. Switzerland

Th? la“ mums '9" (AP) visiting Venice. it actually ‘——— .. i. .

this: exalts the gondola as a good

gondolier.’

who now contend they can do

a better job themselves in com- '

batting the menace. Ydigoras' twife accompanied him into ex- ile ‘

l

ltdigoras is a former general

rants closed their doors.

WASHINGTON (APi—A mas. ; ' edit: 5 of m o rn n g papers ors of what many of them have t l ' . Several hundred hard - core. 0 [who would have completed next slve report on resources] I lilac: Dec. it appeared on New _ the best‘partof theirskiers who had refused to bet coal Mlners U‘rgetspring a Six-year term in the rays that the limited States in; or new” a“ 5' vaca't‘on~th° hme‘m'h’ frightened away by the typhoid lpresodency, to which he was ‘Qhe year 2000 will have moral ' T0 19.000 Fmployees and 5.‘ hem“ “he Shah or Northmh' fcver epidemic finally crowded. De Gaulle Move 919d“! by Guatemalavs con" i “Pa'te automobiles than :500.“ readersI the roar of the beriand. It was on hills basts. the trains of the narr0w_gauge gress Feb. 12. 1953. He ('955911-l D P .. at pnd t I t u‘ ‘ IpIresses was the sound of mu- this 319%. he stated. that mountain railroad which is zer. ‘Reuters) _ ran . .""tary l:egin‘e. E :i‘de gammy: 811:1! toil pm. ‘ Tm Will be called in mid‘ mm the “new” “"3 am“ i SKit‘ll-st to appear was The Daily “1:35 12:21:03. id hh h "Point's Dilly “nk With the out 1 can ‘ miner; Sandi? called :1: only one cwman In his cab- Plght' Pelaltadblatmedidhe Show. . : Ami! 5m. Wucum d. the Exterior and mm sight lines _ . . - sa ‘ one 51 e wor . ‘ Firesident e we to bre ‘ ' bled in the ca l_ mg on msun ers an gs. neg: aadzdyr Of Uls. nation: new my mm” Church lead dim“), mam me ﬁlm." i M12222: than 100 persons con ﬁr “med had been W braiidy rhethglﬁltdioewldmh’hnzeiheg Tlallli‘ySllﬁ’l‘Pce Elifermllggete Efggggitalhgtstrrglgts and warplau‘;s 3111:???“gadgmtyetahﬁeregr esources was r ' .I . - . d - . - ~, ~ , . t . . . . . _ . r .- and Rectory to be bud! on Up . Mr. Hermessey said the con 8 3 mam” “‘ "‘9 mm mm and singing unit! the (ironed overhead 1" mama] 3" urday night was at the presi-

leased» Sunday by Resources of

per Queen Street. ohurcth will have a

erged on a Times Square

ur of the site was givenl"

mittce of the association.

at . which some of the directors had hours Saturday in the few bars owned

early‘which has paralyzed the state. 1“

coal indus

W = companiment

to the sabbath

idential residence. He sad

to - t - - ~ vnewsstand and purchased 250 , t

the Future Incorporated. a pri- The W , Prime thldemm" 1" rel‘ahnﬂ - a -. - , . 'ii ' Dealing 0‘ Roma“ CathOhct .- . ‘ ville research group working seaw- Wlty 1'1“) m th to the (mm-Ch Th“. {comes in‘ tThe 3415;” wuhltno: been present' he felt the “mm 'Sthbgdteniso persons are known suhcemi‘n/Iiirchagﬁ 193d”. [01d thechurch bells. The nation was re- ‘gzlgsdglvzgmﬁgegalgnaggo: $3:

. , people. 950 in the mama ohurchtrectocy shall accommodate 12 “w mhuf’h' 9” 5° ' ' ' ' .. . ug‘ ' ‘ t orted calm. t ' ' wrth Ford Foundation funds. and an no“! 150 in the. - and mm d mu around waiting for more, to havo contracted the diseasocrowd. Let the man who has 9, . P u Amt, persons were wounded in the

" said that in four decades wee hdd‘ 1 11mm“ .sh 8d 931i of l A vote earlier in the day by 3 M D' in Zermatt since February. ln-always been represented to us .C‘h- Enrique .. 2”; a 'm_ cas . , US inco e and mum n win I‘d” chap. e‘ 9" pa“. .ml“ 3‘ W 'i 317 'photocngravers to accept 3 en la .‘cluding visitors fro m otherias the savior of France emerge :‘ha' 54-. “mom” 6 en“ m k The. official government party he . 1eaSirlrl1'etl in Fhe trilliﬁms of The till"3-moqu Alfred J' Hem!!le mum“ m I" ‘new contract with the publish- icounh'ies in westem EUFOPeifrom the Shadows and Silence. 3m” smce .Dec' 6’ 960‘ to-oh lpresidential candidate Roberto dollgii's and the "middle - in. new “*1 1'“ mg“ .tw the The chumh Will have "an" era of the eight closed dailies I v and from North America- Twolﬂe W83 €1€Ct€d prESident of theiover as ch'lef bexzcutlge w‘t iAlejos also was arrested alonl

' church we designed With strict removed the last obstacle to n Swiss women and Britishtrepublic under the label of a‘P°w°hS '0 “'9 y a" h' ‘with several alleged pro-Com”

come" family will have $111!” a year to spend.

The most serious shortage foreseeable. the report said. is

new for the liturgy of the Roman Catholic Church and

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the ambitecta reverted “to theiin sonic-tuna! steel. The walls SHOWS LATER

forced concrete foundations and cor structures The roof.

concrete slab, 'wm be resumption of publication.

framed

Hotel Fire

:naval draftsman have died thus Jreferee. He ought to arbitrate .this Conflict."

t far.

PROMISES ELECTIONS

.mumst members of the govern-

Peralta. who in the past has iment. he said

helped Ydigoras crush a series

Peraita said Alejos offered to

renounce his candidacy and col-

__ _ first principle of chdehianatytwﬂl be composed of brick both The Daily News—largest. cir- ' volts and assassins-l for a ﬁpuel; for M m men". '0" the interior and exw‘hw' . .C‘ha'h’“ h 9“” S” h h" in the VANpOUVER (CP’ ‘ ' Three I ‘ tifonnglzlsfepledged to surrender ‘laborate with the new govern' pected to be 3310mm0'in aooo. ' t A mod“ "f the 'hmh hum Uhheh States With hm"- ‘hah me." d’Fd hhd 137 hues“ “Ed in ‘ the presidential chair after elec-‘mcnt but the offer was rejected. can and win .mp1, ‘ thy architects is now on ; 2.000.000 daily pro-strike r ad-lihw‘ Pyjamas When fire racedt ‘ L .uons_at an unspecified date-M large arsenal was found when because the average“ng get-é ' Mimi-y lathe tam-tutu? of 0hr era—showed up on newsstandatlhl‘ouah 3 Paid of the mum , , .. g . . . . : ~ . ‘ . tutmhutdwm a, W in "nn‘:Alejos' house WHR searched. bl - be flooded -- lpFeSeM. church. minutes after The Mirror. lAustin Hotel early Sunday. -- ~‘~<~ “fume; “hamper-climate.» 45.331, . ’ '0 ,H n on ' ere was no in rma.o

00 per cent more food .‘ Farm surpluses will continue

N.S. Businessman Fails

Two of the dead were identi- \ lft’ed as Morris Bernstein and?

William Brender. both about 60. 1

Seven

injured persons were

A For Attitude' Vote

It was he who told a press con- ference that Ydigoras had been

exiled to Nicaragua.- . m

the whereabouts of leftist fora er president .iuas Jose Are-

i v . .

"r mah.‘ year“ heir bodies were found ml Hospital authorities said twotvalo. whose secret return

SEES LAND SHORTAGE ,ganaﬁ on“ the hotel‘s sixth; ersons were and two;day night, from exile in Manuela But unless. forest. range and. 00“ 0‘ rd Victim “'85 in ll 3 F REES “mm; wounded in shooting in thelapparently was one o 0

"0D 18MB 81'? Wt in mmin 0 o bEd' . . l Canadihvn 19mm Businelui EditorI :13]: plan“ across can“. hm downtown area late Snturdaylsparks which set off the coup.

uses. the“, “1 be a net The fire is believed to have.’ T , I Smhmirg n the 1m "Nona 3.. .. 5

deficit of land in com AD for o n started fromaclgaretle. ORONTO (GP) — Canadian of the “gum: most if {hem a

‘hc work. play. travel and living space of a well-heeled

if the computer-controlled traf- fir- on turnpikes gets too hoary. There will be enough water. . 'er-all. in the cast it will taste 'orsc, having been no uted and ..en purified. And much of the west will have arrived at difficult. choice—either to cur- tai'. irrigation or to stop grow- ing economically for lack‘ of industrial water. count 's gross national

output will almost‘quadruple by 2000. to a total of 32.000.000.000: 000 of 1960 buying power.

the option by the provincial de- partment of hi we 3.

Highway department officials said that in View of the interest among many firms in the dis- posal of the bridge. it has been decided that tenders will be called.

Mr. Simon. pointing out that he has world-wide selling con- nections. called the department‘s pos'ti " nate." He said “I don't think that tenders will bring a very good price as the bridge will likely be scrapped. With a six-month option, there

said the bridge could be dismanle

if they are interested.

taken to hospital for treatment and later released.

industry gol. an "A" for "atti- , ., , . engineers and illdP at tthe wmdup dinner Mr. Kennedy said:

and arrangements to have ocean-going scows brought in for its transportation oculd be made, Mr. Simon said he was leaving the province "with my tail be— ween no! legs." He said "1 made an offer only for a six~ month option and was refused. I won't tender on the bridge but I think 1 could have sold it. thus helping the province to get a better price for it." Owner of slag mines in Nova Scotia. Mr. Simon said he in

"All I want is a royalty. to be negotiated later. on every vehicle that uses the causeway. The royally would be open to negotiation. it could be 10 cents.

paid to me for my lifetime and the lifetime of my family."

Mr, Simon left during the weekend for business discussions in Montreal and New York.

Plucky Girl

PM Declares McNamara

two day: campaigning fix “0-. M l!

Reunhed

United States Defence Secre- cue.

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Canadian hospitality, he said: "We leave with the memories

We are sorry the is over and there is no better omen for the success of Opera- tion World Markets than this regret."

Pearson Expects

here last week. despite avv

administrators, ‘

June were eliminated Sunday.t

on Canada's foreign exchange

The Conservative leaér hid Ho Md I lunch‘nn crud of font G90!” MCNlmll'l WM 1'0- beckling. This year the Liberals emotive at midnight t reserved Their removal comes that Mr. an‘s “*9 m u. m was Mr Ported Frld'y '3 MW“ mm "99“ Mr- p'hrs‘m t" he the Prime Minister Diefcnbakerllust eight days “9‘0” "ll! mony hail," the WW Dhlohlkor’s on. h hohghehﬂohu hphmhﬂhhhh‘i llﬂm‘tll'iﬂ .nnounced the government ac-‘ year's election. committee; made public PM” we: W” ,_ committee last month that "we Walter Gordon. Liberal cam— “on M a mum“ "my game. The original surcharges. rang. moved a“ Maw” ‘ l 3 m I. our mmt. worth» Alumnae-noon. notices .10 palgn chief seeking re-election d" night a, 5L Thom“ Om. in; {mm five to 15 per cent. meat thdt the lam“ but“ {In} "mg m" ‘0‘ I” m oh the Dunn“ 'nh‘m‘h h. m" m 8' 1. h‘ Twohh’ th°hp°hh told ' he move affects categories of; were imposed on 33.000.000. Ln Macon, 9.. that 'm Valid MID.- ‘led conﬁde? “"9991!!er C - 1. mu conference here Sunday was for which import. in 1931 worth of imports—just over half Boy ' ‘ "fooco do if in? 1:“: mm 0' money" Ema.“ r N z he doubt! Whither Mr- Emunw u, more than $1,000,- of the country's import trade, “mm; , .. . mm , um. con 5 , .. rson can ven "I . ‘ :3 an” Mt 1 m. 'ﬂurnh"‘,‘ d 4.1;. t Mr. Rockne". who is conserv- K"!!! Cm tougher time" than in Hamilton ' ' . . . . LEVIES LlGll'lENED 'ﬁc‘. . bu! mm m in” “nan a” um“ 11%;; crud“... (1.1.3,? City 0:00” ......---~......: last M 11:” 'mgrzmoehr'gxﬁn‘: Since gaunetetge spacial leviﬂ . mg, of.” ,g' ' , n In rvicw a. en e mi .s o ,. were in era on rec occa- i gooey. ' . - ' “ '8 his . WM) CHIN. dim“ count!“ on Mt u” ' a "That was organized." ML “Whom”. IPPhlﬂCEB- Clm~v stops—the. most recent stop was w, W e“ that rug." If. m “K Montana's statements until he w “mu-"nun" 't 1: Gordon acid "I may have a eras d furniture. on Feb. lit—with surcharge: N- 11: Pomona Ilsa-2* "on. More to not cull-rd could study hat! of his report m thought about it" but he Th were the last major "1- moved. from most capitol . tho it vac-Inna" ‘ to tho he has no specific knowledge. in tho emergency measures (Continued on Page I Col: P) , I Y \tzn' '- ‘ t ~ ‘|