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By SANDY CAMPBELL Canadian Press Staff Writer HALIFAX (CP) — When it ~eomes to speculation-about _ pol- itics or royalty it’s not hard to - fird experts. Combine the two . Subjects and everybody want's to get into the act.

About the only thing that’s def-

is that the federal cabinet: will meet here’ Aug. 1: Authority for that is Prime Minister Diefen- baker, who made the announce- ment in Ottawa Wednesday.

The..Queen and Prince Philip wind up their 45 - day Canadian _ tour here the same day.

Armed with these facts the speculators were off to a flying start. The cabinet ‘meeting. would be held in the ‘Red Chamber of province house, where the fiist representative government in the Commonwealth outside Great Britain met in—1758. =

The Queen would attend and announce the name of Canada’s next governor - general, almost certainly Maj.’ Gen. George Van- ier of Montreal. Governor - Gen- eral Vincent Massey, scheduled to retire in the fall after a rec-

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1749. Cornwallis and his advisers} probably allow her to fit the sat around the table to draw up| meeting into her tight schedule,

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_ Mt. Allison Summer Institute

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SACKVILLE, N.B. — One of the key figures at the Mount Allison’ 1959 Summer Institute

will “be Dr. Marcus Long, one| Watkins of Yale University, and . Of Canada’s most distinguished | will lead off the deiscussion in ‘philosophers ~~ and-——-well-known | which the whole audience will

writer. and broadcaster on poli- tical, educational and philoso- phical matters.

The institute, now in its sixth year,

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MAY SIGN MINUTES

Alternately, the Queen may not attend the meeting at aii, but merely sign thé minutes after- wards, as her father King George VI did in 1939 after a meeting of the Nova Scotia cabinet.

federal cabinet, and Prime Min-|¢

will” be held at Mount |

will be commenting on the lec- ture “philosophy and Politics” to be given by Dr. Frederick!

be invited to participate.

He will play the same role the next afternoon, Friday, follow-| ‘ing talks by Heath Macquarrie, | Conservative M.P., and Stanley |

Allison University on August 13, | Knowtes, executive vice-presi- |

14 and 15, and will deal with the theme, Dr. Long appears on the pro-

“Canadian Politics.” | gress on the topic “business, |

‘gram no less than three times,| Finally, Dr. Long will be one each time in association with |of three men participating in

several of the other distinguish- ed Canadian figures who will

be participating in the Institute. | During the opening session on |

Thursday afternoon, Dr. Long | This will be by way of a * ae ~—.| Summing up of the main points | | brought out during the three-

Guy H. Nelson, 79 day gathering.

Di At ta : aoe Long =. mer comee i Mo ¢migrated anada in ~ m GUC | os. “Aner coming the MA

The death of H. Nelson of | 22d Ph.D. degrees in philoso-

Montague, ieee yaslendar in | Phy from -the University of To-

the Kings County Memorial Hos-| Tonto, he taught at Brandon |

Pital in his 79th year.

Mr. Nelson was born in Mon- tague where he lived his entire life. He was the son of the late Horatio and Suzanne (Gay) Nel- son.

In his early years he operated a blacksmith shop on the site of the Fraser and Annear feed Mill, following which he was known by young and old as the genial care- taker of the old federal building Which is now the home of the Garden of the Gulf Museum.

He will probably, be. best. re-

throughout coun oe

auctioneer, a -which’ he fol-

| the final event of the institute,

}@ panel discussion Saturday |,evening on the topic “the char- | |acter of Canadian Politics.” )

Spirit of Philosophy,”’ published | in 1933, and as editor of the im-

portant periodical “anad- ian .” which gives the i viewpoint on nat-

jonal and international affairs.

lowed for 35 years until i] health ‘froced his retirement several | years ago. | He was an active member of | the Church of Christ from where | his funeral will be held on Satur- | day, July 25th at 2:30. He leaves to mourn besides his | wife, the former Fannie Stewart | of Roseneath, two sons: Stewart | and Leland, both of Montague: one daughter, Emma, predeceas- ed him severat years ago; two! brothers, Hubert, Montague, and | Horation, Boston. Mass; two sis- ters, Amy (Mrs. John Ingram) | Dorchester, Mass.. and Ruth:

(Mrs. Huga Buchanan? Moncton,

‘Interment will take place in the | Lower Montague Cemetery. |

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Former Islander

Passes In Oregon

Word has been received in| Summers'de of the passing of | Harry A. Bell in Portland, Oregon on July 12 and the funeral on Wednesday, July 15 when. Rev. Lorin Grant of Four Square! Church officiated. The Washing- ton Lodge A: F. and A.M. con-| duced the graveside service at the Sky Line Memorial Gardens.

The dec was born at Car-

feton, P.E.T Oct. 17, 1881 to the late Will Bell and Jennie MacFadyen . Before leaving

the province the Wes he worked in Summerside with the Mechan‘cs Manufacturing Com- pany and George W. Robinson Company.

After he moved to Oregon, be

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