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and more pay increases.’ Con- struction sites throughout the city were ominously quiet with only__a—_handful _of workers

Hundreds ~ of «> construction workers turned out Thursday morning. te let -the public, and

—_—__——-particularly__their__employvers, —_around_the vitally.

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know “we want-more money’ new high schoot. Other places;

having been engaged in esplo- page work before her arrival in atte

¢ ‘ — it ' Canada er 1008 Munsinger-Profumo Probes (“Aine the simiarities i in secrecy surrounding both’ in- | signed as n_nister, and later as |quiries. All of Lord’ Denning’s inquiry |a member of Parliament, for | work was .done behind closed lied to Parliament about | doors with press and public ex- Keeler. leluded. Mr. Justice Spence’s » two inquiries differ also'|opening session was held in in that Lord Dennin received | secret and hé fas not yet said ‘evidence not given under oath. | definitely whether: any of his | Cop yer So. far, Mr. Justice Spence in | hearings will be open. ’ one secret session of his inuiry | “No Jawyers for .Profumo or has received some evidence wM- others involved in the Denning | der oath, inquiry were permitted to at- | VERACITY UNAFFECTED tend the inquiry hearings. The dn his report, Lord Dennin same was true of the initial commented on this point: |hearing of ‘the Spence inquiry. “T have been told as much | However, the Canadian judge truth without an oath as if it has indicated to some potential |

were on oath.” witnesses that they will be*per- | This appears to be part of the

mitted counsel at some of the | less formal approach to the in-

: | hat a Bea both -enquries, police of | discreditable conduct is only a

14 The Guardian, Oharlottetown, Wri., April 15, 1966. inst me or Take eMinvolved | ficera and secunty officials ap- |security risk if it is committed = e o,e@ be ne i eae i 7: expose the : s

7 . on’ , as | era f . person con- Some Similarities Are Noted ees apace Pom yar cy go

. By KEN KELLE OTTAWA (CP)—The by Mr. Justice Wishart Spence | havin into” the Gerda Munsinger. af- Chri fair ‘has sotne similarities to the | 1963 inquiry in Britain by Lord Denning into the Profumo af- fair. ee

tt | full pattern of Mr~— Jus- « tice e's inquiry has not yet

emerged. He and commission officers have consulted Lord Denning’s report and examined ‘his methods of proceeding.

While the two inquiries are _ similar in investigatin situa- tions to_which the words sex and security have been at-. tached, the Spence inquiry © dif-

special circumstances, and not least on the length of time past since it happened and the likeli-

‘future hearings. i

fers in’ some importait ways pe in Britain. ® | (Mr. Justice Spence an-

from Lord Dennin’s investia- To asd oes his | nounced Wednesday that coun- eet si

a ‘“ mck investigation on the informal re- = for vei sata Shes Oils Let us design your let- main difference is at quest of prime minister Macmil: | be presen ture ¢ Se terheads, bill heads,

the Canadian Supreme Court pa Mr. Justice Spence was-ap- Sion sessions and will be able Burner brochures; call us a

jude was appointed by the Lib- pointed under the Inquiries. Act to question witnesses. ) NZ Service noes

eral cabinet to inquire into al- with formal terms of reference | Lord Denning and Mr. Jus.) all .your printing

leations involving sex se- drawn up by the Liberal cab |tice. Spence examined published A complete steck of needs.

curity with respect to former jnet which the Conservatives| articles during their__ inquires. pole pat oe ae : ’

i ive = C | i ‘our e ni! 5 ministers of a Conservative .g0V- protested were inadequate. |The former studied articles i * GUARDIAN-PATRIOT

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A central element—of-the-Den--| British and-foreign_publications, ning inquiry was that Profume | ncluding some signed by Chris —ynder-+-and--a>-Russian—intelligence.._of-_| tine Keeler. rips eee et, ficer, Captain Eugene Ivanov.| Informants say. Mr. Justice shared Christine Keeler’s fa-|Spence’s inquiry officers have vors. ~ | assembled at least two articles |__Tn=the-<Munsinger_affair, the | which appeared in publications spy angle arose from allega- under the’ name of Gerda Mun |! itions of Justice, Minister Cardin | singe’. |

ernment out of office three 7 piven years. A % : “When ~Lord~Demnin-

PROTEST MEET ING took his inquiry, it was at the Ca 3 request of then prime minister

: yesterday before the wage ‘pro- eer wept Mia sonlens- oletel rs tg whore com- “test meeting went in fo seS- |tion of his own war minister, P y silent. The above scene : | : shows a number of men wait- | on |John Profume. Profumo re “ing in front of the Labor Coun- "| = ———— ee : =a — , ~cil Halt on-~Richmond~Street—— ————~ : | : =

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VITAL STATISTICS

BIRTHS

BAIT — At the Prince Edward Hospital, Wednesday April 13, 1966, to | Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Batt ‘a son John_ Janet;—Terry.

nifer Anne Whelan: who died Island , 1965.

eon i °GAUTHIER — In loving memory of Sa N — Mr. and Mrs. William | passed away April 15, 1960.

York, are - happy ‘to announce birth of a son, Alan Philip. the— Srikos deaward’ ldand i F oa Roy and family, Montreal.

April 15, 1062.

IN MEMORIAM

GAUTHIER - In loving memory of & dear husband and father John G. Gau. | thier who died April 15th, 1960. © | Dearly

Wusan and family.

| WHELAN — In loving memory of Jen. | Ams 1, We-who loved him, sadly miss him,” 4:

to | Always remembered by ~'Mom, Dea, | , But trust in God to meet again.

| & my dear father, John G. Gauthier who | HOLM — In. loving memory of our dad |;

(nee Maude paceecnen) Sadly missed and always remembered | passed away on April 15, 1965. the by daughter (Catherine) Mrs. Leonard |

7, lbs, 1 of. A/MUNROE — In loving-memory of Mrs. William L; Munroe ‘who passed away

The depth of sorrow we cannot tell,

Ol the loss of one we loved so well.

And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep

Her memory we shall always keep.

loved and sadly missed by wife | Ever remembered by husband and fam: |.. om fly. ¢

| IN MEMORIAM.

BOLM — In loving memory of a dear | sl . Mr. Ernest C. Holm who passed: | away April’ 15, 1966. rea Calm and peaceful he is sleeping Sweetest ‘rest that follows pain.

| Always remembered by daughter Beth, | son-in-law Frank and family.

| and grandfather, Ernest C. Holm who

The rolling stream of life rolls om | But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice, the smile |; Ot the one who once sat there. | Lovingly, remembered by daughter™ Edith, son-in-law Cecil and children. GARDINER -- In loving memory of George Grey Gardiner who passed away April 15th, 1965. His’ smiling way and pleasant face Are a pleasure to recall. ¢

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Never to part again. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his wife and son.

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ROUSTON — In loving memory of my

dear father, Houston who died |

guddenty April 15, 1963. Dear God please take this message

: To my father up above: ; Tell him how much I miss him,

_- And_give him. all my: love. Surrounded by friends T am lonesome ™ In the midst of my joy I am blue. With a smile on my face I have a

heartache

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|__You seem to smile and say: _ ‘t_ory, I’m only: si¢eping._. ‘We--will— meet. again-some..day.____... Always remembered and sadly missed

by daughter, Florence.

JACKSON (nee Lottie Lund) and Al- fred. — In loving memory of a dear. | est mother, mother-in-law and grand- mother, who passed away April 6th, | 1944. and- dearest. father, father.inlaw and grandfather who paseed away May 29th, 1944. ar God forgive~a silent tear, 4 A constant wish that they were here, | You have taken others, yes I know, | They were my Mother and Dad and | I miss them .so, | , Its their hand that guides me as I walk alone, Ms their voice that tells me What is right and what is, wrong,

_ =... TENDERS

Sealed Tendets will be received by the under- signed for the construction of: - An Extension to the Charlottetown Rural High School. | : Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of the architect on or after April 15, 1966, and may be viewed at the Builders’ Exchanges at . Charlottetown, Fredericton, Halifax, Moncton and _.Saint John. A deposit of $50.00 is required for each set of architectural documents: $25.00 for each set of mechanical documents; $25.00 for each set of © electrical documents. Ue All mechanical and electrical contractors will sub- mit their bids directly to the architect. : “Bach tender submitted must-be accompanied by a bid bond equal to 10 percent of that bid or a . geritfied cheque of the same amount. _. : Tenders close at the office of the architect on or before 4 _p.m., ADT, Friday; April 29, 1966.

Alfred J. Hennessey, ae Architect,

53 Euston Street Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Pd FARM EQUIPMENT

We_haye a very selective line of used tractors. All overhauled and guaranteed to work. Here is” a list of some of them:

Massey Harris, Mustang, good tires and engine chéap. Model B Allis-Chalmers, the tractor that xalways goes — Cheap 35 Massey-Ferguson diesel like new, there is a new loader with hydraulic bucket for this tractor, will all go as a unit or can be-separated. Surprising low price. Two 560 Cockshutt tractors diesel with 3 pt. hitch, live power take off, full hydraulic with wide front axles, painted, overhauled, guaranteed to—werk— perfect. We also have both two and three fur-: row tractor plows, used potato splitters, used grain drills, used dise harrow, and a few good used manure spreaders and some that are not so good. oe

Come in and see us and select your choice. We will talk financing with you right here: on the spot, whether you purchase or not. We have three car loads of new equipment rolling this: way now. . All due this week:

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‘| your loving daughter Bertha, son-in-

Its their love that is planted

Se deep in my heart,

That keeps us so near though we are | ~ apart. :

Dear God.take a message te Mom and | Dad up above.

+ Tell them how much I ‘nies them

and give them my -love. | Sadly ‘missed always remembeted by

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