If it’s Good For the Island The Guardian

is For it

Che Guardian

“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

VOL. LXXV. NO. 62

DRIVER INJURED IN COLLISION

One person was taken to the Prince Edward Island ‘Hosp!- tal last night following a car- truck crash near Fairview. ‘The driver of the truck warren Mahler of Rockey Point, was Proceeding towards his home

pie che struck the near end of |. 10 hospital Hig Js not_helieved to be seriously injured: The ear, (above) suffered exten- sive rear end damage while the front of the truck (bottom) was practically demolished. The car is owned by Richard Commandant of Fairview.

the veilsion the truck came to rest on the shoulder on the opposite side of the road. Mr. Mahler was removed from his vehicle by passerby and taken

Stiffer Entrance Standard Considered For Teachers

Dr. George Dewar, minister of education, said in the Legis: lature yesterday that his depart- ment is considering a that would raise the entrance requirements of teacher train- Ing classes.

He was commenting. at the tonclusion of the presentation of the P.E.I. Federation ot

msec WHERE-TO-FINDAT | | mate Dare at the upgrade of

Announcements, notices 14

nea nun

Home and School Associations’ first brief to the government. (See story Home and School brief on page 5.) It was stated in the brief, ie a

‘The brief also recommended that trained guidance counsel- lors should be “introduced (Continued on page. 3, col. 4)

L. federation p.sident, | the advice received from Health Kipping, that the federation "is Minister Paul Martin in the gravely concerned with the in- former St. Laurent Liberal gov-

adequacy of the present teacher ernment, that the voluntary

training program for new plan was acceptable. wore | But, Dr. Bonnell maintained sald that there, te | | stoutly, after the federal Liber- 1 government had been defeat- teacher ‘ausllcations rals § ve je ia. he summer of 1861, snd

Fad suggested t — the PCs the new

jualifications may be health minister, "Me. Montelth |

ed a never been in a

nationally or

provinciaay.” Walter Dingwell,

PC-2nd on said as he com-

in the Throne

Spoech shel in th legislature

not think ft | here Monday night. He was re- is possible to get good librar- | ferring to what he termed

ians but his department is try- government in both Ottawa and

ing to do so. Charlottetown under —Progres-

sie SCARCE

Commenting on a federation | ‘suggestion that - trained librar- jan should be add

TALKS ON ALGERIA CONTINUE

Signing

Of Cease-Fire

Delayed By Differences

CP from AP. Pay’ hae =F — French inc Algerian peace oo worked for nearly nine hours Tuesday, but still failed to pro- duce a settlement plan to end the long insurree-

After the seventh and longest

Presi a ® success- fo for the telief of @ pelvie hernia. At the her doctor said her |

syne

session of the Evian talks, 4 Ss ee to force their

ference << were Pn hand and Sa

announce il agreement and | without further

said another a marten would be | a aie PROBLE!

held today. rvers here said there

In Paris, official sources said ty = oon sson to think that the

Sates otomeT taiks to fron out final kinks in

final accord are er a cease-fire agreement run

Conference however into any inextricable /ifficul-

insisted that considerable pro

Paris sources said the

{ si ya nee, Sa “sa ee sible arrange- Norstion' Weed. wot yet been ree | ments to forestall arid disputes er seme reports here sah mo ‘There was annoyance Tues- were not settled: day among Algerian delegates rs eS = government

| the

ling tactics along the Berlin air | corridors were a a

ca

| as a spur {o useful sessions and help |"

Green. said.

[Harris Committed

to

CRARLOTTETOWN, CANADA,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1962.

NOT an ~SEVEN CENTS

WEATHER

Sunny and a little milder; north winds 18. Low-high 22 and 35.

14 PAGES

Green Has) Highways Minister Urges

Some Hope At Geneva

By ALAN HARVEY GENEVA (CP) External Affairs Minister Green con- ferred Tuesday night with the | foreign ministers of Britain and the United States on the eve | the 17-power disarmament con-

Sherwood * Ready For

ference. | The Canadian minister, ne \flew in from

yndon |Tuesday afternoon flanked et

|an impressive array of advis- ed in to ew Sherwood

ers, had one-hour meeting pital for eng children to- | with the Earl of Home, Brit- | morrow, Health Minister Hubert ain's foreign secretary, and McNeill told the legislature yes-

then went to see Dean Rusk, U.S, state secretary.

Green was accompanied on both occasions by Canada’s dis- prmament separ E. George Ignatieff, as- sistant pe nrah he of state for external affairs who has been helping out recently at Canada's NATO delegation Paris

Today, Green has a morning meeting scheduled with Padillo Nervo of Mexico, chairman of United Nations disarma- ment commission.

In a talk with a reporter, Green said he approaches the momentous disarmament meet- Proof construction and is com ings, starting this’ afternoon, Pletely functional in layout, with cautious hope. MeNeill at

But he said Russian harass-

terday as he concluded his ate.

facing the Hillsboro River,

and the general hospitals plain The

ing classes, is attractive,

employed M

rT SEE REAS 's hard to alate why such V action’ aloe be taken at this | particular time.”

As a hopeful portent for « fucceasful outcome to the con- ference, Green cited impact of the eee ot the eight neutral nations.

By their mere attendance, the non-aligned cight would serve

event a stalemate,"

Accusations of “untruths was hurled across the floor of the legislature last night as

ied debate. was stirred be- tween fakmer health minister M.L, Bonnell, MD. Murray Riv-

At Hearing

MONCTON (CP) — Herber George Harris, 39, of ey er and several members on the Gagetown, N.B. Halifax, government benches.

was committed io trial Tuesday —_Lashing back at

government on a charge of murdering 23-

members who had accused the

former Liberal minister of mak-

; partially de-

nuded and stabbed body was

found on a roadside near Pett: hill for voluntary insurance in

codiac, N.B., Jan. 29 the session of 1957 and the

decision was given by house had approved i

Magistrate P, H. Steeves after Kings Liberal last

a five-day preliminary hearing the blame for the

in which testimony was heard compulsory insurance stuarey

from 44 witnes on Waldo Monteith, PC heal Harris is expected to be tried minister nt Ottawa, and the PC at the spring sitting of the New federal government,

Brunswick Supreme C

The 4th night os

u which RECALLS ADVICE

Queen’s Bench division, opens in Dorchester, N.B. Dr. Bonnell ecg that the June 26. Voluntary provision

laced in the bill hecoml under

sive Conservative séministre- | wrote the premier thet the bos- tion, pital insurance plan

“We hope both ef them will be made compulsory or * would ‘in power for a long time,” he not be accep!

observed, But the discussion really _be- Mr. Dingwell paid a warm came heated when Dr. Bon- tribute to Hon, Melvin Me- nell charged that the Shaw Quaid on his capacities as government had put the incial treasurer at- | mission under political pressure torney-general, but invited him | when they brought bill down to the Kings district | which said members sarved at fee 2 ga feed of fish, cook- the pleasure of the Government. would have to loosen heated involved cross fire between Dr. 1, and

remier know how to cook fish. Stewart and Hon. A.B. MacRae ings member ‘a om the government benches. with George MacKay

has ‘ preceded him in n sete in heer a a is deploring the increase in con

(Continued on page 2» the PCs tg

Parliament At A Glance

jer liquor sales,

vineial income tax for which 1. THE CANADIAN PRESS SDAY, March 13, 1962

Citizenship Minister Fair. NEWS VENDOR clough said ei tener cutting WINS FORTUNE

licence on serve has Sen cancelled Pt new bids will be sought | H. W. ‘Herridge, CCF-NDP house leader, tried without success to find out if two civil servants have been punished for Indochina smuggling. Jack Melntosh (PC—Swift Creek) levelled sharp criti- cisms at the 16-member Ca-

heav- and a pro-

PONTEFRACT. England oe There's a vacancy for

news vendor in Ponte- tract Tuesday night

News vendor Joseph Nixon 33, learned Tuesday he won $367,326 on a one-farthing bet in a soccer pool Prometly retired

‘Every morning my wife

TeBNESDAY, March 14. | 041 fet op at $:90 a.m. to The Commons meets at toa! mart meraing vere jon 2:3 9m te continue study ag Py

of supplementary spending @& | Se ea ated.”

timates. The Senate meets at '

The first patients will be mov- Hos-

speech on the Throne Speech de-

Situated in a beautiful grove]

i it! presents an appearance of isola- | port tion while being close to the fac- ilities of both Riverside Hospital in in Charlottetown’, the minister ,ex-

building which provides ground level accomodation of 21 in-patients as well as space for a day-care program and day-train- has a home-like appearance, is of fire-

Dr. Mental retardation affects dir- ectly three percent of the popu-

lation, and the department has Jacqueline Cum-

Accusations Huried = 2-282 Across Legislature

Hospital Patients

miskey as a full time social worker who is available for counseling and assisting the fa. | milies of the retarded children, | be, sai. jor financial support was also given toward the opening of day training classes in Tignish, Alberton and O'Leary areas in the past year, the minister re-|

| ported. Travelling disgnostic clinics |

held last year in the O'Leary and Tignish areas, will be held over | the entire province during this year, it is expected. TWO-FOLD AIM

Sherwood hospital will provide facilities for retarded children who are apt to benefit from

WINS AWARD

| Professor T.A. Goudge of | the University of Toronto is

the 1961 winner of the Gover- nor-General’s literary award for English-language non-fict- ion. He won it for his philo-

short period of hospital care—| sophie study The Ascent of and for children whose care) Life, dealing with problems places an unbearable burden on! raised by the theory of evolu- the family. tion, (CP Photo) ‘The day care program will

provide activity, training and care for the more severly ie (Continued on page 2, col

Query Is Made On New Ferry

vhen will the

The ‘question MV Confederation be in service on Borden-Tormentine

the provincial legislature by | Liberal Leader A.W. Matheson

who prefaced his question by observing sever dian | forum “eer discussing the “seriou: ation on the fer route provision has already been in the absence at the time made. of Premier Walter Shaw, who Dr. Bonnell was still speaking had been called out of the

chamber, Hon, Melvin MeQuaid made a note of the question with @ promise to reply” later.

when the house adjourned at 10 o'clock to meet, again this ‘Mternoon at 2:30.

Pearson Criticizes Undesirable Tactics

The foundation of democratic government rested on an intel- ligent, informed and responsible electorate, the men they sent to parliament and on a dedicated and efficient civil service.

Mr, Pearson noted that prime minister talks a good about freedom versus socialism as the key issue of the election campaign.

No party in Canada believed in free enterprise in the old laissez faire sense and no party, not even the New Democratic Party, believed in socialism in the old sense.

MONCTON (CP) — Opposition Leader Pearson struck back Tuesday at “undesirable tactics” by Prime Minister Diefenbaker | and government supporters in speeches about himself and Lib- eral election candidates.

He told a press conference here as he started a three-day | New Brunswick - Prince Edward Island tour that he deplores the kind of statement made by El don Woolliams ( River) fand H.0. White (PC — Middle- sex East).

Mr, White suggested last week Mr. Pearson’s Nobel Peace | Prize was won because the Lib- eral leader was soft on the Com- munists, and Mr. Woolliams re- ferred to the Liberals as being friendly to the Communists.

“T deplore this kind of thing. « [hope we can avoid these insinuations — this kind of thing —in an election campaign. SOVIET VETO RECALLED

Mr. Pearson said it was in- teresting to note in this connec- tion that the Moncton Daily ‘Times this morning had a his- torical note that nine years ago today the Soviet Union vetoed a United Nations Security Council recommendation that Mr. Pear-

the

‘The provision of free school books for the province's child- ren was urged on the minister of education yesterday by Hon. Leo Rossiter, minister of re- sources and industry, and fish- in the

By NEIL MATHESON Farm and Provincial Editor Construction of a residence for male students at Prince of

ene was suggested night as a necessary fut

| development, by J. Philip Mathe. son, minister of highways and public works Praising the architects for the

| fine job they did in planning the

Montgomery Hall residence for “it’s considered one of

the finest serkioncee of its type

minister el cae cela pane aac construct a similar one for male students.

REVIEWS PAVING

‘The minister, who was speak ing in the Throne Speech de- bate, said this province has be- tween 860 and 870 miles of pav- ed roads to date, with 1,500 miles of widened, improved road with a gravel or shale top, leaving less than 500 miles left to improve.

At the present rate of pav- ing up to 125 miles per year, and subgrading approximately

100 miles, all of the roads will have been widened and one- third of them paved in a few

yore time, he sald.

tal of 123 miles of roar were paved in 1961 with 62 at tlem under the Roads to Re- sources plan and 61 under the Provincial Highway program, ler explained.

Kings County got 23.7 miles under the resources plan and 15 under the provincial highway plan, In Queens the figures were

Ontario Senator \A.C, Hardy Dies

hospital Tuesday night

A Liberal, he was appointed to the Senate 40 years ago— Feb, 10, 1922--and has held the office of Speaker.

| His father, Arthur S. Hardy, was a former premier of On- tario.

Senator Hardy, a lawyer, graduated in 1896 from Osgoode Hall, Toronto. He was pre- deceased by his wife Dorothy, daughter of the late Senator

eorge T. Fulford.

is survived by a son

Arthur, of Ottawa and a daugh- ter, Mrs. J. L. Elvidge of Mont- real

Tentative funeral arrange- ments have been made for Fri- day afternoon, with a service

in St. Peter's Anglican Church, Brockville.

servation while it added recrea

tional facilities

RESOURCES PROGRAM Emphasizing the value of the

resources progr’ m development,

the minister reported that some

Male Residence For PWC

Large Paving Plan Reviewed In Speech

16 miles and 30 and in Prince 22 under Roads to Resources and 14 under the regular high ways plan, he report

ASKS CO-OPERATION

ne aioe asked for more co-operation fr tion members in advising what work should be done in their

tricts, “I

search Sparked By Copter

One of four helicopters, being used by a group of Magdalea seal hunters of Rustico, was reported missing for a time yesterday but was later discov- safe on board a sealing vessel in the Gulf of St. Law- rence

It was reported that the heli- copter was last heard from late Tuesday afternoon when the nilot reported he was “heading for the ship to refuel”. He did not give the name of the ship

SAR ALERTED

RCAF Search and Rescue at Halifax were alerted and a ch was made by marine radio of all shipping in the Gulf. The “‘Are- tic Sealer”, one of eight hunt- ing seals in the Gulf, replied that the helicopter was safe on board.

‘A. spokesman for Search and Rescue said the helicopter pilot had filled a return flight plan when he left Charlottetown te fly to the sealer but decided te stay longer on the sealer than planned.

The small two-seater helicop- ter, owned by Atlantic Aviation Limited of Montreal, was charter to the Magdalen hunters, who are using four helicopters to transport seal pelts to North Rustico, from 35 miles ow om the ice in the Gulf.

REMAINED ASHORE Dr. Mare Arsenault, who is im

charge of the Magdalen group,

said last night that his party Continued on page 8, col.

Free School Books Urged By Minister Of Resources

ities to the search for new ime

dustries. Federal people have recog: nised, that this province has

made unusual progress and the development has attracted in- terest through Canada, and iw

cries, “when he spoke one Speech debate in the 300 people had taken a course ne parts of the United States, legislature yesterday. on community dvelopment, with the minister stated as he praised Quebec Inst Saturday Prime | ““Subventions which reduce the instruction ranging from the the people of the districts af Minister Dietenbaker, meniiuent | <i of the boob, were introdue | creation of recreational facil | (Continued on pase 2, col 8) Liberal candidates in the 4 several years lt sation, throne speech promised S h | P d Mr. Pearson said the prime Oe ee Ee mage) Intense earch Is Presse minister singled out Walter Gor- tae ha ean ae 3 | as don of Toronto who has never | | | I Go TI tea bl td oo ys a gosen (Annapolis Valley Killing ea great deal of work for fe erat aeeiement and for education-the provision of the xpwrviLLR, XN § (CP) examinations. carried out tm the fed Rt a Proareesive Conservative | $8 million grant-was termed one | eo Os cs ing Halifax wernment of former Ontario of the most progressive steps O°” - Mr. Lindsay said there were premier Frost in this field for mi snowstorm, maintained road- VI" Tintsay ene hie time Tiniet Fran he'd singled out His department had built sev- locks and searched abandoned 3°" corone: in Kings County, was Mitchell Sharp, former dep- etal ponds during the year 10 ci Gaciaay Wi 0 vale ol cna too ponte Wee ae Ort ety) trade minister and former jo the ‘er table COM iempt in capture a suspect in “concerned” about Mrs. Pinch's vice-president of Brazilian Trac- the death of an 82 - year - old death. : we He tors for an or. : ‘aa Mr. Parks Program | Radio broadcasis warned res- ganization Monday night ee eS a |Ndents in the: area of the little, found Kentville doors mits camel porte \8 Extended a ye ae P burn, 20 miles west of here. to open them. Se BH ernes gOTTATA CPIM, f'n the oof ah Abn ie, RCMP member : 0 Ir with @ were searching for the st of Vancouver who had been & national parks will continue un- ae. oS Sa ee eee peng Dao os | wartione controller for the fed- til the end of May, Resources “i (4, pinch was found an RCAF helicopter. air force eral government and later was Minister Dinsdale announced in a ae | eee ae president of Brazilian the Commons Twesd: Seas catty Meniny i 8 et ee et - | Traction 2 — ‘ot Polymer It was previously intended to | Storey home where she ved RCMP found the body after | Corporati of BC Forest complete the works by the end mostly alone. Coroner FH. C. a man told them of an incident ~ of April Lindsay, coroner here ‘or 2 involving the suspect at nearby ome prime minister, Mr. Pea. "Mr. Dinsdale said the pro years, deserfbed her as “badly Waterville. Police ssid ber “probably thinks, this | gram is being extended to coin- Beaten’ about the face. upper wrists appeated (0 have been will - him some cide with an extension recently body # s pound with rope. A sate was He said it is an coseainetie announced in the municipal An inquest opened and was reported found near ly, approach to government to cast | works program to encourage adjourned pending results of police would mot reveal ite suspicion on the civil service. | winter employment (pathological and — microscopic| contents.