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By JOSEPH R,. COYNE ~ WASHINGTON (AP) -— The non-Communist world took a giant stride last week toward creating a new _ international

@ jcurrency, but there’s a lot more.

work to be' done before an ac- tual plan for it can be drafted. The five-day meeting of -the International Monetary Fund and World Bank produced a vic-

‘Itory for the U.S. position on new

money even beyond the hopes of American officials. This doesn’t mean that the

month or even next year a new international currency. Chances are that no plan could be ap- proved finally until 1968 at the earliest.

But the 2ist annual meeting of the IMF-World Bank did. de- cide virtually unanimously to draft a plan for creating new money. to be. used. when. and_if it’s needed. .

The meeting isolated France,

landholdings, and other parts of his program can the appeal of communism: to the masses be

world will begin « using next |!

6 Gaetan Harbin Bee On 4, 1908. — Giant Stride Is Reoorted For International Currency

and toa lesser extent Chad, as the only members of the 105- nation group in the opposing camp, and even the French po- sition seemed to soften during the session.

SEES TOO MUCH MONEY

France sees no-need for any new mewéy and even questions the need for drafting a contin- gency plan. Financé Minister Michel Debre~ said the- world isn’t suffering from a shortage of money but from too much of

The next step will be -a meetifg, probably in early De- cember, among the fund's 20 lexecutive directors and the de- puty finance ministers of the 10 largest industrial nations. »

The. discussions will ‘ actually delve into specifics:of a money plan to supplement gold, but the December meeting is expected only to set guidelines for fur- ther talks.

However, there. appeared -to be a determination resulting from this week’s meeting that a specific-plan could be ready for discussion at. next year’s

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blunted. William MacInnis, St. Peters

was runner up with Edwin Bay Fortune third. vs aa

My old friend Albert Bruce, Mount Mellick took the runnere up spot in the county champion- ship competition. c

I talked briefly with Carl wil- lis, Ph.D. who won the Canadian

Frei’ t ie ial annual meeting in ‘Rio de Jan- CABINET OATH TAKEN IN. HOSPITAL

iposal, the one that could pro- eiro. Privy Council President Guy ter «hospital ceremony at Ot- with prleumonia “and complica-

duce the greatest changes in |NEW DEVELOPMENTS Favreau (CENTRE), wearing tawa Monday in which Mr. tions Also shown is Jean Lue

Chile's. social and economie| Although the question silk scarf and dressing gown, Favreau was sworn in to his stwicture, is the land redistribu-: Sante wa on east aan chats with Prime Minister new post of registrar-general. signa pega — -

ail tion bill under study. in the Sep- |at the meeting, there were these Peatson (RIGHT) and Chief Mr. Favreau has been = in- resources, ~

S ce : > late. : : . Justice Robert Taschereau af- hospital for about thre eeks VANCOUVER HOUSEWIVES RUN IN THE RAIN- |e six youd stow exoropn [MF developments: ui = ae

(CP Wirephote)

Hardy housewives jog bare- fit class. Instructor Mrs. Seija ing part in ~ Housewives’ Holi

footed down a rain-slicked Vancouver sidewalk to cool off after a strenuous YMCA keep-

Fekete (LEFT), leads the pack of fitness enthusiasts: tak-

day prosram. . i (CP Wirephoto)

Old Habits Are Changing .

‘Under Pressure In Chile

By JOSEPH BENHAM

SANTIAGO (AP) — Chile, a /tel’ is a national pasttime.

jtime in a land where the “cock- |dom” has brought adoration from many of his countrymen,

ation of holdings larger than’ 200 acres. The issue has divided families and ended friendships. He is most. frequently criti- cized for failure to match words with deeds.

Chileanization’ ~~ partial na- tionalization—of the copper in- dustry was the first major goal of the Frei administration, but delays have thrown the pro- gram ‘months behind ‘schedule. Boosting of exports has been described as vital to the econ- omy, but domestic and foreign economic observers say an ar- tificially maintained exchange rate and other policies of the

Guinea, became the 105th mem- ber of the fund and bank.

2. Machinery was approved for: readmission of - Indonesia, which withdrew last year when President- Sukarno _had__over- riding power. He has since been relegated to a lesser role.,

3. The bank appealed. to: the iricher nations to step’ up their apd to aeveloping countries.

The United States greeted this appeal with a pledge to increase its aid but warned it had no intention of seeing its dollars wind -up as a drain on U.S. gold supplies. ;

By NEIL A. MATHESON I saw a most unusual thing

when ‘I visited a town close to

THIS AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY

2) pee ey

Big Pic Farm Located ‘Near Supermarket —

a few years ago — told ‘me that P.E.I. spuds will sell at 20 cents more for a 10 pound bag, than do the Maine spuds. Our spuds

And they’re also, lining up a really big program for the 35th annual fur show which will be: held in Charlottetown November

crown in April. He hopes the world match ‘will.be in New Zea- land next year, and-what a trip that could be.

Canadian Corporation ~~. for the = 1967 World Exhibition

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| pnts n tral. bank di : : - , {the Eastern coast of Massachu- _-country once. noted mostly for! Movies must end by midnight. ‘hatred and derision from others. ;Cen'ral bank are discouraging; This was ‘a reference to |setts last week. i fine wines and earthquakes, is Television stations leave the aif; “Frei is the hope of Latin exports. . -|France, which~continues-to-cash | -We~ saw afairly large~super-"|famed~- Idaho spuds,-they~added jat 11:15. p.m. te encourage Chfl- |America against Castro commu- | Businessmen are urged to in- jin its excess dollar holdings for |market which is run by-one~ of with pride. os ___|nism,” says a young newspaper |vest and expand their part of |gold. Treasury officials said'}the better known food chains in CATTLE SALE TODAY .. FOR ALL THEATRICAL PER- under pressure from President! Crackdowns on smuggling jeditor, ., — the economy, even as the Chris-|during the week that France |the United States, yet across_the |\VARIETIES NOT AS GOOD I'm going to have a look at} FORMANCES AND SUPPLY OP Eduardo Frei-and~ his: Christian ‘have made luxury goods almost “Frei is worse than Castro— |tian Democrat party pronounces |converted $145,700,000 into gold |street ‘I found a pig farm, with| But the present.varieties are |the cattle sale by auction at the SOUVENIR PROGRAMMES FOR Democrat party. ~- junavailable. . |at least Castro admits that he jitself in favor of nationalization |quring August. -|pigs of nearly every color you "ot as good to eat as the old /Exhibition ground today. Glen. EVENTS IN AUTOMOTIVE - A ban on beef ‘sales Monday! With tax evasion cut, middle is a Red while Frei pretends te jof banks, transfer of the means | ~ 4+ present, gold, U.S. dollars Could imagine in a hog. Irish Cobblers and Green: Moun- |Cotton, beef field. man, tells me STADIUM. to Thursday, abolition of the and upper-class Chileans have | be anti-Communist,” says’, a jof production to the . workers, land: the British pound sterling | There were. red pigs, black tains, Jack observed. The ones |the first sale was a success... | » \ three-hour lunch break ~and less money to buy-goods that do ‘older businessman. cv dand destruction of power comprise the world’s major |Pigs,. there were white - and|Srown with barnyard manure/ Standard steers sold for $23.25 SEALED TENDERS, marked as: te. changes in office hours started |get through. | Most Chileans seem to.agree |groups which ran the country. | Oe. reserves black and there were red and |were particularly good, he add-|a hundred pounds. The market |°"te"» sddressed to the Canadian Chileans eating new foods at PRICES CONTROLLED .... with the editor's appraisal. Se} A public opinion poll, the na- - white porkers running around. |¢4. Bie rate at the time was $21.50 to| Corporation for the 1967 World _ new hours. ‘| Credit has been tightened and does Frei.. _{tions most highly - regarded | I saw one pig that could have| 1 saw bacon selling for $1.29 a $23.25 for standards and. com- ree. Abs heted te 400 The shortened lunch hour and jprice controls stiffened ‘after| The president says that only sampling, shows Frei with the Al g eme Steel been a Caiiadian Yorkshire and |pound in one supermarket and a |mercials, Glen- tells me. tents P,Q: will _be received until 4: a

are several cents more than the ;8th to the 11th. FILE NO: CCWE6-2644

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Old. habits are giving way jeans to turn in early.

: : ; sacs a? . “ms Daylight Saving Time). a ban on liquor sales from 4 te ‘years of price-wage spirals: | through“ redistributing _Chile’s |support of 75 to 80 per eent of another that looked like a Land; |rib roast was priced at $1.98. The coder p.m. (Eestern Day -] p.m: have cut into drinking Frei’s. “revolution “in. free,wealth, breaking up its large 'the people. + race. Clear.of that there was. a |Price of meat depends<to some wees teicaer sieae te ‘anon: :. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966

BUSINESS SERVICE. DIRECTORY Contec ages See Seamer ee

tomers, I was told. may be obtained from the Canadian The whole setup was just

The wealthy people think it’s and up to $18.50 for the bi Corporation for ‘the 1967 World-Ex-

Contract ' |about as crummy as one could |better, if it costs more. And two Seay bens he “" # | hibition, Rew ier S —— . x find anywhere. ‘There. were |friends of mine told me they ones coal ee what looked like one-time poul-jhad seen one rich man pay $30). rsiand, Mr. Cotton added. It| seit eae _

ein J < ; SAULT “STE. MARIE, Ont. |try sheds, and there were other |for a boneless rib roast that/— 3) 1) interesting to .wWitelr-the | tender.

“ 2 (CP)—Officials of Algoma Steel |buildings, all in a rickety, bro-|Wouldn’t weigh over 10 pounds. Goods and Service . .. Where to find“ them in Charlottetown and District Corp. and the United Steelwork- |ken-down state. How's that fee igh priced b beet ore ah ae _ cae Secley _ tew Ghee yea Rogie aia PORK FARM GARBAGE |fIve inches thiek, he told me, is eae eee oa. peorenien: ane : ne-party whom I visi They do up a lot of meat. un- atulations Barry BUYING - SELLING REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE SERVICES 1s, months . Resotistions m. {Massachusetts told me the man|der the fancy name of “steak” |802. Cornwall who won the pro-| Mentreel, P.@ ; "| BUYING SELLING RENTING | : ROBERT McINNIS.— |bers of the Steelworkers’ Local |#% the contract for collecting|in some of those see rene Oe ee WANTED PHONE 43268 |e was signed “here and pacha a panei oye near~ |‘‘Chuck are - ea sliced ae

4 % ee - 5 yy, an s the garbage te|thin — is really meat,

|,ALE BOTTLES J. W. MacKENZIE and Paper er Ainting \replaces one that expired July |nis pigs. The lady told me she |my friends told me. They even

Michael Bros. Ltd. Real Estate Consultant guaranteed. estimates, He was reached after’ negotin- doesn’t like’ to eat pork’ any- a peach eae om eal # steak, |

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tions that included the service

_|of a department of labor con-

Ciliation officer and a concilia- tion board. A settlement was reached Sept. 2 and approved by the workers in votes Sept. 20 and 21, os :

Union_representatives-said-the contract “gives Algoma _ Steel workers wages equivalent to those won by Steel Co. of Can- ada employees in Hamilton, but better fringe benefits:

more. “I cam taste the garbage in it,” she told me.

After looking in a large barn and seeing pigs ofall colors and descriptions eating garbage, and walking around in two to three inches of it, I understand what the lady meant.

T-was told this man has two other pig farms nearby. I asked several workmen on the pre- mises but they simply said ‘You cannot get to them by car.’

Newport steak. was $1.58 a | pound, but I can’t tell you much | about it. I merely read the name’ on the label. ‘ : aan Boneless steak sold for $1:79:a°) pound in a Gloucester. store. j Carrots sold for 20 cents a

pound—and@— Parsnips_for- 29a | pound in one store I visited. H Fraces MacRae told me she | didn’t like the flour they sold in

the supermarkets there — she

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<< Zi IELD TILE ALLA id potat: 69 ts for. TRANSFER {SERVICES _—— New-Fall Dresses ; 4 nies ie 2 * sone cee interesting program for the fox : 65 Richmiind St. ee : Arriving Daily ~ @ siu™ BUSING Russia Warns . Jack and Frances MacRae —|and mink field day on October > Phone 4.9914 oth Pai a at Y | @ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED <9 Ny * — |they lived in Cherry Valley until |18. | Eastern Painters-|. THE GLORIA ~~~ reasonable Rates Peking Leaders =

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but Maine potatoes sold at 59 cents a peck. U.S. No. 1 were 59 cents for five pounds, Long Is-

ley man told him.

Clayton Mill, Kensington RR tells me the P.E.I. Fur Breed- ers Association has lined up. an

oe Tel. Office: 894-7242/SERvICcES Thomson Septie Guess they didn't want visitors, |lives in Manchester — so she ee a Tank Sicvice haw Bane 2 Gene ata erect careers i j Soper ' “didn’t. en e supermarket |the name ‘“* . tee Per Doses GEORGE PEAKE MONUMENTS », fank Service three years—18 cents from Aug. |alongside the pig farm, but I vi- |the suggestion box. Now they a Quick Service s : . Septic Tank Pumping, 1 this year, eight cents Aug. 1, |sited several others and check- |catry the brand. It sold for $2.58 ie LEVI POWER “Courtesy Is our motto” 1967, and 10 cents Jan. .1, 1968. jed on the prices of agricultural jfor 25 pounds, when I was there Mi OTI CE “EXCHANGE LIMITED A Phone 4-4411 — West Royalty |The contract also ineludes for |products. fa a week ago. ; BOTTLE EX' ‘Montague — the first time a one-cent-an-| I was surprised to find Island | The other fidtr they sell there eo tne REAL. ESTATE Local Representative is RALPH FOY, hour increment in the three |turnips down in Massachusetts. |Is ‘‘dead, it's heavy — it won't EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1, 1966 SOUBRIEN Ten and | ORuRMe JT DOYIE |. eet, Pte tec er he oe Se ee . oe . ages crease to $2.51 |mar at No everley, a ae me. . ; Metal Co. Lid. |. €2 QUEEN STREET | nur sis” Gustsior | ating Contractor (0M 22am rate ba ener ut Sas was cock Macnee wid mes cot ANGREASE IN INTERES ak : tee om scale, and to $4.51 |$1.10 a pound last spring, it’s 90 jone a . ; g Lower Prince 8t.—Charlottetown |. ee — SEPTIC TANK and from $8.92 at the top. . cents now, Mrs. Florence Peck |of the. American produced eggs RATES 3 97 ny < -ISLAND BRIKCRETE pay ag yp hen tg A-tiew pension plan guaran. |‘ld me. Mrs. Peck was born |because the yokes are dark. He - : reine) Phone 4-44 K : | ‘BACKHO: _Htees a pension after 10° years’ [Florence MacPhail on the Kin-|blames it on the corn’ the hens : es . Beatty Barn Equipment leervtaa at age 65 even if the |!0ck Road, near my own home jare fed, On'the way to the Island : 4” Field Tile Phone — Crapaud 4223 wa in Southport. this past summer he met an Am- SERVI . 6” Cement Blocks er Sake vin 6 Four te, Strawberries retailed for 79\erican in a Canadian restaurant, WOOD'S FUELS | Flagstones FOR RENT [ce,mitvcorss pension oc ass cots J8K, summer, Tiny came who wat complaining about the Sense -Siohaak Vertece O8 FOR 149 North River Road ae ander the Old vance tt $125 \doesn’t think they went below| The Yank suggested caustically xaco ove “4 ” Dial 4.3942 i FREEZER LOCKERS 5 contract. that. Blueberries, picked - by |the scrambled eggs must have . Free Oil Burner. Service. REAL ESTATE : ieee Enka won : eens hand, were bringing % cents a been made from ‘Powdered enes “$_Woodlawn Ave. ~— Ch'tows arlottetown - Head~Office 9 Radio | t mploymen: nefit |box. That's for the wild variety. jand s milk. But Jac a ne % oe Kent Street—892-2511 aad aout oe e itd $18.00 per year program effective Jan. 1, 1968. |The rake-picked berries sold for |him he was eating good Cana- Dial 892-2336 pas J OV OPE: The company will contribute one |something less than that. dian eggs. Those hens are not ae <p" “Branch Offices “Repairs on all Electrical Call 4-412 Loe see cent of an employee's sal-| There were no P.E.I. spuds |fed corn, the former Cherry Val-

; Courteous Service.” ><, { Li ~s “Where Smarter Women ™LORNE FOY a e ; 'e ~ AN a NN imited Shop” zi MOSCOW (AP) — The-Soviet ; M a 5 ee 4 ee : = Sines $= 24% 7 Ph. Crapaud_42-34 Tryon Union has warned inehtiy iscoors New President For Brazil ON ; jor and interior | _ rea ge St. ee as they. marked the 17th an- — ~~ Of Distinetion Cyl fbr mesy pane i Phone 4-4714 An ti Freeze ae. of ae China Is Selected By Congress ee ee LAY CWARD'S EL CEZO~ lrerthar Swocoening ta relations” |p ; : ot ette SW i oom i . g in relations” pGe 1 NEW PRESIDENT . '.. |newal Alliance, has 247 also~Cemetery ing. ig. ~ } with ‘the Kremlin. BRASILIA (Reuters) — Bra- ie: in the Chamber of Deputies

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