W E A T H E R and cooler; light winds. Low. and 70. Wednesday; cloudy.

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“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew”

VOL. LXXVII. N0. 1“ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1964

Dief’s Unity Conference Described ‘Woolly Idea,

Contract ls Awarded “5 Finance Chief : For Covehead Bridge C>uiiiiies View

OTTAWA (CPI-«Finance Min- i levy federal taxes “merely to CAPITAL BUREAUi

‘ the provinces with or rim ousnninnliohn Mullally. MP for Kings.

ister Gordon said Monday Op- i provide

position leader Diefenbakers i funds to pay for the programs OTTAWA -- A contract for} The firm submitted the low- E $467,700.20 for construction of i est of four bids which were re 13‘

; Eproposail for a multi-party fed- 1 they administer." It might be the new Covehead Inlet bridge ceived in response to advertis- ;'

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l

A)» I‘m-‘5“; so. ,9,

was announced here Monday by *-§__

erai - provincial conference on .i best to turn over to the proli- , national problems is “a rather inces full responsibility for cert ‘ den." in Prince Edwa Island has in for public tenders which

woo y i .tain well-established programs

Such a conference. he told the now Shared by the two level!

been awarded to McNamara ;closed on June 18. The highest / ‘- Construction of Nova Scotia, it j bidr was for $642 97

' Commons. probably would re- of government, . 3. e work is expected to start;

2 solve itself only into another : A federahpmvincia, 00mm," [ ‘ forum for making speeches and : t ilmmediately and is scheduled? i for completion by June 26, 1965,‘ - WI

. , would be “d ed w farmel ee on tax structures, a result Cardin Reports , i the exception of painting:

3 from the mm ,, i of the federal-provincial con, on Flag [ncidenf r/hich is to be finished by July'

ifer e in Quebec last April, I would study this problem.

‘ “It is not more speeches that is needed in this area, but more

i APPOINTMENT

M. . ., . . 5 hie,“ yeah Ethought and action." the {1 i Opposition Leader Diefen~ ~ ———-——-——-—-—- ' i e conirac’t is being under- nance minist r aid ‘baiker asked why the govern- ANDS. motor of clowns mad u the color- Moase and Keith Thom son of OTTAWA (CP) — Assoctatc . e s . i . ' _

nous. B M parade “cam: 0“ Sum. ed ii) “I Defence Minister Cardin said .taken by the department of pu- A, C , ’ Mr. Gordon spoke as the i, iiient is taking Canada: two driven and horse-drawn mars“ ' Lobst Cami al New Annan. Seat n e Monday at the proposed i bile works for ‘the department '. ir ommodore Maurice Commons resumed debate on a “chest provmces as the yam. vehicles along with a number week :gstemay "One of the back are Mrs. Thompson and Maple Leaf ring design was 1‘“ “Fiber” affairs ’3“ limo?“ Ig'fpé?;"st4?f' geflu'tilé. V'ce‘fh‘gf ‘resolution leading to a bin to ' stick by which to adjust tax of other modes of transporta- mm was an old time wagon, Mr. Moaise’s grandmother.. ‘ e '6 NOW“ at 593 by “MC5 Yuk” Seizures}naihihepbé'igefishs"“; quarter: eta mtgwfrcameabe' amend existing tax-sharing ar- transfers 'to the other provtncel tion. including a unicycle seen here drawn by a team also of New Annan. (See also i but that there were no rigirior ark. ' ‘ ' a “‘3 transférred to the ' N or t h ragggementsl :vi’ih the provlgges. '33: figdhggogizcegohg mega:

' ' , ior smiste mo ives invov i . , I a e resouion was pas. ai ‘ i - v driven by one of the number of greys entered by Wendell picture and story on page 3) ‘ the incidegm The bridge which will be of :meréca" Defence “mmand the bill introduced shortly be- Sinzie richest province as the o o - - "were"! continual” Will he “3 q‘uaners‘colomg“ fore he ommons adjourned yardstick- “

’ . Replying m the Commons t" 1 built on the sama location as Spnmzs' Com" 8“ depmy cm“ for the nivht l -

er a ‘ iRobert c Coates tPC—Cum- the present timber “mm of staff operations effective He concredéd the changes M. Mr. Gordon said when the berlandi.' an advocate of the whit, was partially destroyed Aug. 15. the defence deparl- mg made 3'" it’lterim steps promise was inade'the Liberals ‘ Red Ensign as Canada's flag. ‘ by a Severe storm last Decem. mem announced Monday. A adding he hop” 8 commute; had Ontario in. mind. Bill-5th 3 Mr' Cardin .sa‘d the Maple he.“ ber. it will have a six span we “the 0" Sydney' N5" of provincial treasurers and fi- lemme emmm 0‘ waan design was lown at the in- cast concrete deck WW 8 24_ will be promoted to the rank ‘ ‘ idata it was found that ln some

23"” “Mrs”? mfie'bi‘i‘g yeairs British Columbia might "n c?“ s u y ‘ax's “mg 9” ‘ prove to have higher relative lems in. depth and make recom- mvenues_i.in which case the mendations to be implemented whole thing would be th'mw‘ before the end of March. 1967. out of km“...

A “ANKLESS TASK Mr. Diefenbaker said this was finance minister said ltlan example of Woolly thinking

.was a thankless job for him to by the government.

Paul Martineau. “former cont

of air vice-marshal and such ceed Air Vice-Marshal MD. Lister. 52. of Calgary. Alla., who has been appointed air officer commanding air de- fence command at St. Hubert. Que. (CP Wirephoto from Na- tional defence)

itia'iive of the Yukon's com- hm roadway and two side. mainding officer. wanes. ‘

Mr'.ca.rdin.saidlhe “311 now“ The superstructure will be was Similar 1" dfifin to the. “"9 supported on five concrete piers Proposed by Prime Minis”? and two abutments on steel :Pearson. HOWeVei'i if “Es “0‘ ‘ piles. The overall length is 561 iflown alone imi_iii addition 10 ' feet. Eighty feet of the western and in an inferior position to approach is 1. he pariah

By Mayor Jenkins‘lo Venom

one of continuing expansion. Re i extended sincere thanks to all”;

Open-ed

UMMERSIDE BUREAU

OF THE GUARDIAN

The gala week-long ninth an- nual Summerside Lobster Cat'- nival was officially opened last evening during ceremonim held

By HAROLD MORRISON

. SAN FRANCISCO (CP) —— An “(ho have SW9“ freely M their l appeal to Republicans to reject time during the yeti"i ‘0 the the venom of hate from the

lans and re aratious of the -- - _ _. p . I p p lpolitical right and left. came {other flags.

Legion and the supper. the open. ing at the stadium was started by chairman David Carnegie. Town Crier Joe Clark then read the centennial proclamation to, the crowd. i, carnival

, mm c note 3 aker dl‘K . . . . . l the "Home 0‘ the Lob'l-er A welcome address was giveni D!“ Fm“ MaeK‘MW' “‘5 Hatfield. yyouthfuIPeOregon gov- ‘. Flying 0‘ “‘9 “33 “’95 “0i "i ;servative mines minister. pro: Carnival" Civic Stadium. by the maiden; of the 10mm, chairman of the P.E.ii. Centen- emo, Monday night. ‘conformity With navy reguia- p sod a “constituent assembly ' be called by 1967 to write a new

e second session of the Re- It tions and the flag was later publican convention opened Willi ‘ ordered to be hauled down. No

strong indications S e n a l o i diSCiPiinag’ acfitnilis planned. ‘

carnival, Francis MacQuarrle, iCOHtiIIUEd 0n page ‘5. col. _:_l)_

who commented on the gr tilt

of the event since it was (ill-st! Labrador re

Lieutenant-Governor W. J. MacDonald. Premier Walter R. Shaw and mem rs of the Sum

constitution for Canada.

MARTINEAU ELABORATES ‘

Luxury Apartments Plan

mersido Town Council as we: confined. th 1 do ‘ Barry Goldwater of Arizona had ‘ ° E‘abnrafing on me prop”: as ghost of otheridistlnguiah T guests on e pa rm 0 _ captured comm} at the party, i ‘ a r S n e made Thursday M Mr. Did» guests attended "the Mon were the! introduced by till.i la. SCUM! Nevertheless Hatfield in lus' , baker. Mr‘ Ma‘rfin‘uu said we! mien w” precededtzye 3sod-law. d‘filmn. I id?) “ Speed! urged on me party some I i I I f a national conference ‘10 Supper for than It s I “111- e Pres 0 e x A i - "' i positions at least partially in op- ‘ C A l . i . . V ‘ . 1 h. n _ in" alum - M o - . . . proposa by Harold K. Gld-i area be given a say in the action against a party who, have legis 3 ve as we u con } fl 1'” Side Bond 0‘ Trade' "Ea-r1 cam ~Fo afide were 5th b5"??? posmon to the stated me” of l idens to City Council to build‘matter at a public meeting af- some time ago, refused a pep. sultative powers. yes‘ed‘dayh mermaid lvwh . :hon describld howfitrhf It‘liie‘l ll: m Labr tr Moldahowmfa: ill: Gomwater and the more nzm' ‘ Ian 18 - unit luxury apartmentiter Coun Cox has given no- mit to build a six-unit apart- Th assemblv “ould bring I” ara e w icli wen til we » e carniva was s oug were seen as 0 ~ fh‘ on , A EAU! . . . i . ' . . _ . e i _ i p y of by me board “dorm growth 1 more than 20 mes had I. wm’g ° '5 sump “5 CAPITAL BUR .building on the old Vincent 'Ptl-‘itlce of motion. merit in a four unit zone, went gem” some Members M pap

through town streets to the re- ..There are bigots in this na OF THE GUAM“AN i wers estate met mixed reactions: Coun. MacDonald suggested ahead and built his six units, . “ament and members of the m

Viewmg stand at me Candi“ amee‘ He saw mat this year weal gressed' - - “on Who spew forth the Venom OTTAWA -‘ A contra“ for the 1 at esterda 's council meeiin .‘t-hat more than verb 1 as- all of which are now occii ied.v . . - Legion Home. _ the biggest and best carnivall The first of the fires began ’ of hate." Hatfield told the huge construction of a wharf exten.‘ Aichitectg drawings of thge. surance from the developers A Nahum perm“ had in“ provincial legislature Followmg a reception at the ever and the future of it wasl July 8 and by early Sunday. throng gathering {oh the first I: sion at Brae Harbor has beeniumamodem dwelling, whichibe given “They wouldn,t mind, . senting all parties. e In .

granted in lieu of six M

i . . . ' . 'Wel'e spread over hundreds of evening sessmn. iawarded to Northumberlandjinciudes a play area, heatediposting bond guaranteeing de-‘ .r. Martin recommended as The MP for Pontiac-Tomm-

square miles' A smkesmsan fort “They {mm be "Vere-0m? arid ’Construction Limited of Abram's : swimming pool. and a parking velopment once we take ac-‘ (Continued on page 3, col. 3) calmingue, said the Liberal gov- th? Newmufidland Fore“ FrV‘cel this applies to the Ku Klux Village. Solicitor General Liam, for 18 cars. were submitJtiom-t he said, “if they hr. -— emmem hag made a m”, of 53"" elecmcal 5mm“ With “oiKlan. the John Birch Society, V Watson MacNaught revealed ted to council through town gurious about up i

“in were responsmle for mos: l the COI'fi‘mifliiSt Party and the Monday. iplanning committee chairman: Coun. Dorothy Corrigan add-

Ch '

If “M an the meg" 'hundreds 0’ “the” like them-q i Amount of this contract is I Councillor Walter ox. who ed that she thought the devel-i one em.” 1.6“th he” me Hatfield heaped 3 lot of cm] : 57.448130. Mr. MacNaught said ; brought with him the full ell-3 opment would be an asset. and ‘ .

Monday said two 0‘ the, smaller cism on the Johnson Dem°' ithis much needed work wouldé dorsement of his committee. that she was in favor of it,

“res located near Twm Faus' I crane “dminiStrationi referring be proceeded with immediate! Main objection against grant- ’but continued her position as

frelations had been plunged in in “acute crisis" and constitu- tional changes were needed to recognize the legitimate aspira- tions of Quebec.

l federal-provincial relations. The i

Students loan Bill Given Introduction

Labrador had been put out but - to re ‘ .. . . . - . ports that Johnson. while a hi and should prove of greening a building permit centred Welfare chairman by saying a o '_ 8 number 0‘ new “‘93 had been I senator. allegedly accepted a .i henem to the fishermen of the i on the fact that the proposed ‘she thought the time would B.C. Hewa‘r: G N “tag . ‘spotted near the La-brador-Que- l high-fidelity record player as ‘ area. The project ha. beenidevelopmental area w al it come when low-cost dev. Bronte-r 53:31:)! hesatefl."ed .

OTTAWA (CP) —- A govern- usual debate and the bill oh- ) bee border' .__,___. Part Of an insurance Premium ldesigned to be of tbe'greatest ready zoned for apartments of ielopment housmg of this sort MISSION CITY, B.C. 4GP) - figrgn‘g- _ provincia‘ constitw mom hm 59mm up . system “med speedy first reading, A .kick-back, assistance to those using Brae no more four units. Will be nee non~capital murder charge ‘mmal conference. s 0‘“ b.

was laid Monday against a for. 'mer soldier as police delved

Coun. submitted th at The proposed apartment. “we should weigh this sort of would face Crestwood Drive. its Recorder K. M. Martin was

Fishermen and others: wharf !

or guaranteed bank loan w, Backers of William Scranton. harbor. convened mm mm”. have pressed to have the

l i parties had agreed to hold off: 8_Year_0|d i

university students who need debate until the second-readinsi ipennsylvania governor who is u would redefine federal and

dual Clayton. eig-ht-year-old daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Clay~ ton of nearby East Preston.

lze the constitution in the di-

on the question of seating 21 b?- decentralization of

year-old Tennessee Negro who had been blocked by his staiel

another intrusion by the to government into the provincial field of education,

. . . . . . t' e. isuperior development on into the deaths of three youths, i them was mtroduced in m“ “as-e' “mend-later "us-wee" From Burns Highpmg a “35””: Struggle l—~—ex"e.————-—————-———-—-—nded for mme 1m iown merits." He added th at! instructed to commence legal shot as they slept in a remote iprovinclal powers set out In the M0931 to slam “GarzaGreggggere‘dcrfgelhsgsl—é I :‘famst thei Stag“? senaltor.h;r \ . iboth he and his committee ;W"l""'# girea north of here lBritiSh North A m eri c n Adi w proVi up , a pon re e _ e pres en iaI nom na'iio , ' I - - I . i ' . ‘ _ . (which often overlapped, year for students who can pro- oblection. calling the 18815“!th HALIFAX (cpl — cm“ Mas sought to initiate a floor debate Mercy [Sfiihfle 3231?: t-Kgucdommunfi I slug in h‘iislegeagl . .22 “th i it “'33 imperative "' modem' ‘ . .

duce a provincial “certificate of

eligibility" showing they have a

satisfactory scholastic standard l n

Iity as a whole. filling a defin- ‘ite need on the part of Chara iiottetown for highclass apart-‘

Their bodies, still encased in the sleeping bags, were found line Sunday.

lMiade Yesterday jrection of

powers. Liberals harmed nor

ed in hospital here Monday

On Bicycle

federal government mu signed to test the mood of the iwood. N.S.. arrived here so rve d in

di . . . . . and are to The bill provides for loans of f - . Republican organization. f HALIFAX (CP) —- An RCAF‘ i h . u th ,- iiional unitv bv pushing too hard . rom burns she received iiiieii . . i - .3 "if-".5 5"“ 5‘- 9"” 0 e . Dalton Grey, 24, an unam- -. - continue their studies. ,ooo.ooo in any one year. an he;- clothing caught fire at her! The Scranton move “as m,- ‘ Dakota airplane from Greg: 3 my In Canada has. i DARTMOUTH N s ‘CP‘ _ . played 1‘ bot e r who on garlafveantralization of powers in 11. - - - “e. .

portioned among the provmces home June _ 1 f the arm I was ‘ gang‘uthgnggrmglmtgzmiox according to their share of the delegates on the larger ques- do on a mercy flight from.STlFFEST OPPOSITION iJohn Gerard Schouteten. ii. of charged with non£3pitaif mur‘ Hugh John Flemming (pc—

.Victoria - Carletonl. a former

’ ' . ' ' i ' ‘ - ' ' - ' . Dartmouth's Westphal area d’ed‘ population “$113.25, Any prov. . tions of Negro rights and SUP- Charlottetown. bringing Mrs. Stiffesl initial oppnslflnn‘ ’ gd .n “1 death of Rod“ . tends university. and for six ince that wants to run its own i i 0” 0‘ Go'dwaier Who had lVincent Lacey of Tracadielcame from Councillors Hynd-‘ Mm‘lay 8"" he was emiF‘k by 9i" i ‘ ‘3“ w r. dad y .premier of New Brunswick, the l ' th i fl Vlli car as ode his bicycle wren- 9. 9 as ""3" "7' said that in its dealings With Zion eter. Following this plan Wlllget compensatory pay- ‘voted against e poneru ci ECmss' REL m hospital heratman and .MacNem. but they‘ near the junction of Number July 22- A psychiatric report .the “Wine” the “berm gov- th'enelld: .mlt “ml? men“ 2; the hasn't a. Births. death .. . 3. 13 i“535$?{goiihedffi’flgs‘ the“ iShe was suffering a brain hem- l were mollified by their 0 w n ‘ Seven High w a y and groom. was‘ ordered. wmmpem has merely made ad. paying off the principal and czflfln‘cfimg'fi- laurel]. unfit“! 12' ‘3 (Continued on pages 3. col. 4) ! morhnge. RCAIF officials said. lproposals that residents of the .Road not far from here. ; “3:12:12; affidgonzlll; gait; :justmEhts to bash. formula, in. iigtgrest in between five and 10 dents for at least one year and 3'31" “as... t}._......,,, e- .. .. “E, U. A... , . 5.“... . ., .. .- . ~ .~ If; ,‘md Rot; websie,’ 13‘ A" lived : 'rmucsiizd bfi‘aihewlfignsfivggg’fi; y A1500!) limit in placed on the fig: ifl°éfimh£°gnfiflhfi Financehnniarketo 14 '5‘: ‘ ‘ it x I ‘ . . , , ‘ t ' ii: Stirreyv “95" New wes'imm‘ ‘tion and campaigning for office. i i ' 3 er. - ~ - value of loans I student may No age limits are mentioned. 33:01:?“ “ ‘ : The youths and a {0mm ‘I;rgxcgoxxi‘:;5$;ig°wgndaim: obtain during his university The I vernmenit will pay off mus . companion left “day on a m R balanced budget. But now yem' me“ "u wm '3 the lom’ pm “clued inure“ Sllnnienldo I campinlz PXCUPSioh- The-Y IP- Mr. GordOn was continuing to “t'bu’h'd by u” “bind- in “‘9 “'9 ‘ “Mei” V“ Prue. Co. " I parently took Kehier‘s .22-rai- employ deficit financing in meet mwnfl'yi 1'9” ‘40“ die! n W “in”? u" 1°“ ibre rifle. growing federal expenditures. was in need wtllont the or repaymnt per .

Chinese Reds Push Anti-Nikita Campaign

1 PEKING (Reuiersi—The (Th-l lnese Communist party in s

atial Declaiiition African Delegates

But ported that Commonwealth re—

Pearson's» impresses

By mwsn-r ~ LONDON (cold-rile» Inn.

These points were made in . massive ariicle running to morn han 30.000 Chinese character.

of the conference Southern conference officials re-i

.lgodesta wu‘ a British respon- swim!

-0

sec 5 ‘new all-out attack on Russian

later Pearson hm m and majority rule was lotion; rater! line-I 13- Premier Khrushchev today said published jointly by the editor

swam-n when; cu. . mu, Wig, “id this also limited Britain must he and other Soviet leadeis ial boar s of the main pam rule was implied remain sole e of fill! Vii“ organ the People‘s Daily and

file! and Ken I “lied M AM- I!) were "political representative yrule baton iii the colony’s constitution and how the “New” 0‘ Rh“ of the Soviet bourgeoisie ano‘

can mom, am in theoretical journal. Rod

couan 3." WWI“ II Pom joined in the debaw dailnedindependeme can M particularly of its privileged Flag.

t. can '“e m by “kill lib. co'llel’ence to e" um" ' Stratum". The article wins entitled “ mum." The British undertaking did The party declared ihc re- Khrushchev-s phoney commo-

inoiiwultb rill-o «a. ‘ ‘ confers . pi i "am; “cl-"mm on new “of “mm” “m” Am?” , visionlet K h r u s hchev clique" Pearson'l Who on re» ' I 'had “usurped leadership of the.

and Asian government chiefs nism and its historical lesson

, for the world." it was the ninth

clal ' ISSUED who have been prelliiil for I Soviet art and state." It said - . . lux‘pru: I!” the M' “mom?” cmumut 5mm“ Russiap fazed “unprecedented l :anbesfniis fishbiian 1;“ s? 1:," “an a. h m“ “c” m“ m mutiny m. flzgntw act swiftly for I set :langer of capitalist Mfiorh i open mm stimuli; Cm"

tendl . m'l I m. I - ion." . . . ‘ ’ . en“ wildfloowghywcgm :loo’; :3 tliflemA‘L maggot; ahogpleolat: 1'; i it portcrhayed thehso'viet lining 52::‘220 2:32?“ exactii i!