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Atomic Energy Commission has | the U.S. Congress did mot” spe- Geiename mn’ Sromated by the

oes the United States | leifically describe the last. Th ‘made may be close to significant | But apparently they, entail jatest” peoni A og “nn breakthroughs in enhancing the (still further progress towards been at least partially tested in en powers of American nuclear- | assuring that American missiles’: ynq weapons iy saeee intercontinental missiles —)aunched at an enemy country oe ig rome ¢ OTTAWA (CP)—A section bt nom after they found him penetrate an 1 enemy's anti- after an attack on the United aiocide proving the Criminal Code dealing with |aileep behind the wheel of a | |e a defences |States—would at least partially ——~—

Bjdrunken drivers oe Oe any ie eee te oe Cet.| I did 90 in & report saying be able to foil, decoy and pene- SEES BLEAK FUTURE

of Canad from the ditch by @ tow truck, |##8° that: dean ae pen ee esate: : a. —Inchudin t Section 223 of the code “says | Magistrate C. W. Vause found | f. The US. Mready leads the an; ground-based. slesieaie -4e- Spleen, (CP) — A York intoxiated persons in care and Saunders was intoxicated at the World in the “nuclear defence” jtection devices. niversity official says urbam control of s motor vehicle— |time of hie arrest and that he |“ield. 18 LESS VULNERABLE femilies wit lacame @ leg whether it is moving or not— |had care and control of the car. | 2. Improved nuclear weapons ny. sic put it this way: than® $4,000- a. year-cannot—hope are guilty of drunken driving. [But he acquitted Sunders be- | of various types including .., major weapons develop- ‘0 be part of the affluent sm Lawyer Robert Carleton of |cause the car was in the ditch | ‘demolition munitions’ such as |_..; objective has been the am- ciety. Timothy Reid, co-ordin Ottawa argued that Parliament jand not a danger to the public | atomic land-mines were added provement of the pemetration.ator of secondary school affairs, in enacting the code did not las contemplated by the Crim- |last year to. the stockpile. jeapability of--strategic missile told a Unitarian fellowship mean to include vehicles which jinal Code. 3. US. welear |warheads by further decreasing |Meeting here Sunday that in the pose no danger to the pubiic. | Judge R. M. Balfour of the are working toward developing |yarnead vulnerability (@ ¢d- imminent age of automation, He said this would include |Saskatchewan Court of Queen's even more advanced types. vanced enemy anti-ballistic mis- “few if any" persons who have cars unable to move because of bench reversed the decision, isile counter-ineasures. no more than grade eight edu- mechanical trouble, cars stuck \finding that Saunders’ car did |important matter and’ one the | “Laboratory computations and ,cation will be able to break out

in mud or snow or immobilizeed |fall within the meaning of the — Court should settle, lexperiments have identified jot the poverty bracket. ag’ present ad. es ruling pheld. by the |stopped mer ae TeRseise te eer | ed is was uphe y or snow ‘or jachieving these improvements. +9,°.9.9.°.%%'

Mr, oe te come (Brovincial Appeal Court and other reasons could be put ia |The desizns are under further |js

right, is from Winsloe. mon. Wood and Sons, always \@™sument in asking Saunders’ Jawyers then i me motion Bo mgr therefore | study, with the purpene of Lite ¢ PURITY DAIRY were

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SHEEP AND CATTLE are Allison Stewart, Dunstaffnage, 3 ‘premier A . Wi : the specialities of these four LEFT, was a major champion- ers honors in Jerseys atthe. Wood, Marshfield; RIGHT, ’ ts ‘Island farmers and showmen ~ ship winner in sheep at the AWK; Gerald Dollar, second a member of the firm of Al- t who were honored Monday by Atlantic Winter Fair last Nove from

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the Charlottetown Rotary Club. ember. E. A. Myers, Hazel- He showed the reserve grand strong competitors at major |to hear an appeal by Riymond |matter to the Supreme Court a danger in the {ducing . a system of hard- |‘. ve ‘ | = = fairs: Two-of their bulls were |Saunders of Herbert, Sask.,\Canada. .. ” een of _iatoxicated persons. |ness. balanced. against all_pos- Parents. Prefer ; againet bis conviction of im | Mr, Carleton said there have |Therefore, they should be in- |sible threats.” $ Purity Products” nominated for~ all-Canadian ired driving |been conflicting decisions on jcluded in the definition of motor | ‘‘Hardness'! does not refer to awards covering the period |" The court ccmabeed decision. |this point by various courts in vehicles under the Criminal |the mere metallic hardness ot | 317 Kent St, Dial 4-71: 1965. ~ __-s Saunder's was charged by the ‘several provinces. It was an'Code. ._. 1a warhead | SmaanataP ahah Mata aAAPatataP eRe

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- THE_MARITIME champion- here Monday. Ross Young, ghip tug-of-war team for the coach of the team is at past two years, the Red Point RIGHT; Gordon Ching, one of Farmers, were among the out- the champion pullers ‘is shown etanding fair champions and CENTRE. Edwin Mills, Bay top place winners honored by ~ Fortune, LEFT, is one of the the Charlottetown Rotary Club province’s most consistent

Albertans Being Asked To Put Savings To Work |

By RON sbechoicans -Lings,””’ Mr. Stewart said, ‘‘but of | Choosing the government se- | EDMONTON (CP) — Alber- | course we're not sure how much | curjties-or established _busi- tans are “being asked to” ‘put of ‘them we Gan attract.” ~ i nesses in-which to invest will be: their saving to work. ;~ Investors will get-at Jeast-3%- -a relatively_simple_ matter, but | . The Social Credit government per cent annually on thetr‘in- (for new and expanding busin- has set up an agency named |vestment certificates—the gov- | nesses there will have to be the Alberta Investment Fund |ernment guarantees that mich. | some. standards before the fund Corporation to take citizens’ |The twice-yearly dividends may | C4” commit its money. savings and rake. Ue them profit-|total more than 3% per cent a| A committee now is drawing |

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“profitable; ‘ the fund with face. valued |. Mr: Stewart sald mo. decision | tificates any individual ‘can pur- of $100 or multiples of $100. The |has been made on how ‘much of pine pr ee hi po | ; ; : p eS certificates are redeemable at |any profits over 3% per cent portunity regres Bikes a e ae e : ; : S . ie aN ee “any time for théir face values.” will” be returned to individual ' The i cancases certifi ai ee es : : it ues geld a . nm “with only 1 1/3 hp.i¥ h ; Ky, Participation is not limited to investors and how much will be 44, be transferred from greed Albertans, but F . G. Stewart, |re-invested. owner to another { deputy provincial treasurer and | The fund ts designed not only paggen IN 1964

an officer of the fund, said the |to get savings into circulation . Legislation to set up an {n- bulk 2 rennet a ee to Lote * source of capi- | yestment ‘fund first was passed | cates will go to people living especially {or new oF. €X- in 1964, but it was aled and | the province. |panding commercial and indus- replaced in 1965 before the fund “All the sales people. are Al- | trial enterprises in Alberta. was set up. The new act of 1965 bertans and they are being | Thus government regulations qiffers jangelly in technical re-

et to pretty ‘well confine, | Say no more than 25 per cent | spects from the 1964 one. sales to—peaple—in-the-/ of the total af tude eae —B.—L.—-Robinson, __a—_retired- {in established business or indus- banker, is president of the fund. WiLL aU == Htry—while-up—to-50-per—eent-will-- Other officers are Mr. Stewart, ‘$10,000,000 |go to new or expanding enter-/C, F. MacLachlan, a building The investment fund will be- prises in the province. contractor, L. Cc. Jaitch, profes-

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its _fir _LINVEST-IN-BO) eel 5 : Worth of investment certificates | Other investment will be im} a ‘Alberta, C..

Feb. 15. No difficulty is. ex- | bonds, debentures or securities | iritendent of a “Davey. aor — Pe ect i : 9 97. “Console TV pected im’ selling all of the first |issued by governments or ap-/ treasury ae I. W. a ms grain finish. Save 2 . on

issue, but officials have no idea | proved Alberta hospitals and im| Diarmid, a retired bank mana- Drawers efe| sivertone“Custom” 28” model with Cas. ee future issues will be first mortgages on industrial, | ger, and K. J. Hawkins, former dovetailed for | coge tuner for fine ‘reception. Keyed 269 98 a

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Fund_ officers who aren’t civil Record Profits Last Year

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NEW YORK | (AP)—General |7,278,000 cars and trucks world- Motors Corp. has reported-swide in 1965, compared with record 1965 net profits of $2,126,- | \6, 114,000 in 1964, the previous 000,000—a 23-per-cent increase lrecord total. over the company’s previous | Dividends a share of common record high in 1964 and the |stock totalled $5.25 for the year, Greatest ever reported by any jcompared with $4.45 in 1964. corporation. World-wide payroll climbed to Sales-of the No. 1 auto-maker eee cas from $4,600,000,000

in the U.S. jumped 22 per cent |the previous year. Employment Stationery, wedding

to a record $20,700,000,000. lrose a 661,000 Bbc hbee in | invitations, invoices,

Per-share earnings amounted 1964 to 734,600 in statements and. all

to $7.41, compared with $6.05 for | The company said net.income | — your job printing re-" tober-December quar:

1964. General Motor’s 1964 earn. |for the October quere quirements. All jobs

ings totalled $1,735,000,000 and |ter was a record $587,000,000 or | guaranteed. 8

ter totalled $5,700,000,000. P “The eenigaty said it provided GUARDIAN ° PATRIOT

General Motors, the world’s for a total of $1,960,000,000 in largest manufacturing e nter- 'U.S. and foreign income’ taxes,

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its sales that yéar, $17,000,000,- |$2.05 a share. Salés for the final 000. .

worldwide, white pine, which has reached The company sold a total of |200 feet tall and 500 years old.

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