he Guardian. Charlottetown, Thurs. June 25, 1964. 17; Heart Patients

U.S. Senate Gives Approval To Campobello Island Park

WASHING’ION (AP) — ‘Nie US. Senate has given final con- gressional approva establishment. jointly with Can- ada. of an international park on Campobelio island. N.B.. where the late president Franklin D, Roosevelt had a summer home.

The Senate. acting on request of Senator Edmund S. Muskie (Dem. Me.) substituted a House approved bill for the Senate measure in order to speed en- actment oi the legislation.

The Home bill was sponsored

Representatives James Roosevelt (Dem. iCalli.) and Cliiford G. Mclnure and Stan- ley R. Tupper. Maine Republi- cans. The similar Senate meas- ure was tabled by Muskie and Senator Margaret Chase Sm1th (Rep. Mei.

Aa sent to the White House, the bill provides for a six-mem- ber international commiraion empowered to accept the prop- erty as a donation and to ad- minister R as an international

park. An oiier to donate Roosevelt's tormer home and 10% acres of

Campobello Island is in the Bay of Fundy. it is accessib‘e to the mainland by an interna- tional bridge which connects it and the village of Lubec on the northeastern coast of Maine. Under the bill and an agree- ment between President Joini- son and Canadian Prime Min» later Pearson. half of the cost of the commission would be borne by the United States and half by Canada. Any receipts from ions or conces- sions mid be divided by the ernments

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Estimated cost includes $217.- 500 for rehabilitation and de- velopment; $15,000 for acquisi- tion of land for a parking lot. and $27,000 for installation of central heating.

e U.S. share of the costs would be about 8130.000. Annual operating costs are estimated

governments.

at 825,000 for each of the two is k

Senator George D. Aiken (Rep. Vt.) told the Senate it is hoped the park can be opened to the public by July 1.

Claimed Better On Active List

VANCOUVER (Cpl—lumber- iaclrs. coal miners, steelworh- ers and stevedores can recover irom heart attacks and go back to work. a cardiologist told Ca- nadian doctors hero.

in tact, heart patients have a better chance of long life they remain physically active.

r. erman K. Helleratein. assistant professor of medicine at Cleveland's Western Reserve University. said he spoke on the basis of about 3.000 teats made in clinics known I. “work class- iﬁcation units."

Of these. 8'] p. out were returned to work. and not one of them properly checked and placed has died on the job.

Dr. Helleratein told an- nual convention of the Canadian Medical Association that the heart patient who gives up and lies around home tends to get dissatisfied and {at with a good chance ot‘ having another at-

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He said the average hotne- wife works as hard, it harder. than her husband. “but the growth of labor-saving devices and appliances is lessening the

part oi a total Canadian cul-i

harbor the erroneous opinion ...__._.______.___.

Role Of English Provinces ls Outlined At Conference

BANFF, Alta, lCP)»"Quaintlthat there is. anything interior and lovable elements of Cans-i1“ the lml’mvemenl

. .. and re lids. mor- dnn “ummem m Guam ue 815 and taste in the province of Quebec." he told a closed na- h!" "the" “ml 3 5993"” way tionai conference on problems of life. . W. Hlnman. Alberta of Canadian unity. provincial treasurer said here. In a work“, "Only the ignorant or con-[role of the En oeited of the English provinceai

g paper on the gllsh provinces in

relation to the federal govern- ment and Quebec. Mr. Hinman s d every opportunity should be given to Canadian school children starting in elementary

value of housework in preserv- ing health."

land has been made by the present owners. members of th

Hammer family of New York ‘ and California. l

Terrorists Eat Again

MONTREAL (CPI—ﬁts im- | prison terrorists are eating regular meals again after a brief unsuccesqu hunger strike to mpport demands that they be treated as political prisoners.

MEDICAL

On June 26. 1964. I

cept an appointment at Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Two Birthdays Ara Remembered

OTTAWA (CPi -— Opposition Leader Dieien-balrer offered birthday congratulations in the Commons Tuesday to External Affairs Minister Martin and Transport Mi Pickersgill. Mr. Martin was 01 Tuesday. Mr. Pickersgiil 59.

DISCONTINUED

Medical Practice in Charlottetown in order to ac-

Paul Cudmore, M.D.

PRACTICE

will be discontinuing my

Dalhousie University in

Montreal Harbor Water Level Low MONTREAL (CPi — Water

levels in Montreal harbor were down to 34 feel. six inches Tues-

day. a low point that had not. been expected until mid-August. ;

John Sylvester. assistant chief: engineer with the . awrence. River ship channel. said an. "hour-by-hour" watch is beingi maintained on gauges in Mont-i real and tario. '.

He said there is a possibility i

engineers may have to use wa- .

ter stor supplies weaks‘ sooner than anticipated. ‘

But the best predictions indi-. cated that there was enouzh we. ‘ tea- in storage in Lake Ontario; to carry shipping right tin-ough 1 December. l

R. C.

CUBANS sax asvwst ! CORF‘U Ionian Islands (Reut- mm

vs asked authorities here for polit- ical asylum. a harbor spokes- man said Tuesday

1- Corfu Monday.

BEATS NO-CONFIDENCE ‘ TOKYO (AIM—«Premier Hay—

brought against him , took office in July, By a . vote of 270 to 164. Ikda'a LIb- ’ eraI-Democratic party defeated

troduced Commu- a government party shelved bills permitting ratiﬁcation of an International Labor Organization convention

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Dr. Ralph Kennedy announces the opening of a practice in General Medicine and Obstetrics at 245 Queen St.. Charlottetown. in the office form- erly occupied by Dr. Paul Cudmore.

Beginning Thursday, July 2nd, office hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs, Fri.

Ralph Kennedy, M.D.

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participants in the confer-erase. Jehovah's Witnesses.

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