In P.E.l., 5 Esso Iloine Heat teams guarantee you the security of worry-free heat this winter These highly efficient teams of top heating specialists provide you with weather-controlled! guaranteed fuel delivery. You' never run out of oil. They have, sufficient on hand right now‘ to supply you for the whole: winter. And you need have no‘. worries of equipment failure. E5so Home Heat teams pro- vide 24-hour emergency ’no heat’ service. So, if you want to relax this winter, do it With electromechanical locks which must be opened by secret com- bination before a n u clear weapon can be fired. It made front-page news. The next morning. the prest dent spoke at a breakfast meet ing. worked in some good at lib humor which tended again to show his Republican atto Democratic connections. spoki of conservation progress and beauties. quoted. to the surpriss of students of Johnson‘s literary tastes. Emerson and Thoreau. Back in his car. Ibe suddenly decided to make an unscheduled stop, and so he was seen and photographed distributing pens and presidential medallions at the Shriners hospital for crip- on the need to protect nature's ' l The Guardian. Charlottetown, Tues. Oct. 8. 1964. 11 New Public Opin ‘Shocks Sir Alec B LONDOV tReutersi — Pi‘lmr- [ finding as endorsing all he has .Minister Sir Alec Douglas- been predicting. He told a press .llomc‘: (V‘onservatives received Enew public opinion poll claim iswing. [ing the opposition Labor partyi He agreed. however, that it {is currently forging ahead in the poll is right. Labor would Popularity for the general elcc- ‘have a big majority -but also “"0 00" 15 i cautioned it ' Possibly foreshadowing 3 cm. small sample of opinion. conference all his party's evt-. la rude shock Sunday from a deuce showed a pro - Labor- was based on s s 'A fi'i-fonf catamaran, carry- ing ftve turn. left Vancouver Saturday to begin a 10.000- mile voyage to Auckland. New NEW ZEALAND BUNrD (clockwise front britiouii are: Doug lBooth. 31. Robby Wolfe, 24, Roger Apperley, 27. Ron- ald Booth and Mr. Lewendon. Zeaiand. For owner Russ Le- wctidon. 4/7,'titc voyage is the realization of a 15-year dream. The ship's crew Esso Home Heat Service- PHONE 894-5591 ‘ l Esso Home Heat Service is better i Remains WASHINGTON t AP I—He is. LJ Despite Benign Role Canny Politician While caring passionatelyl On a two-day swing through fate and instinct, his coutt- about his country. he is. every- . the northwest and California. its people are I Here are your Esso Iiome Heal Specialists} . l , t l M. Gillis, D. C- W. Distributoi Sales 50 Villa Street, Representative Ch'fown. P.£.l. 26 Allen St 1.]; 394.559] Ch'town, P.E.l. . Tel: 894-559] is» ‘ “ try's president, his party's can- didate, his own campaign man- agcr. He is the master strategist. the top co - ordtnator. the . ubiquitous tactician. the image- tone - setter and final arbiter of the hard, medium or sot sell. He is the amazmgly thorough detail man who must know everything. ' He is. in short. Lyndon B. Johnson, 36th president of the States. who is seeking '. 3 pres-- dential election as Democratic party candidate. From wanting to be. "presi- dent of all the people." be pro- ceeds naturally to wanting to be the candidate of all the pcoolc. lmot‘e people on radio and tele- power to the northwest and. characteristically as “president the campaign seems to be thatiSunday papers have more. space of all the people." emphasized Thus far his favorite role in the non - campaigncrfle speaks with evangelical fervor of a united country. of men of reason. both Democrat and Re- publican. w o r k i n 3 together. this. it is not cynical to paint lone agrees. a political animaflwhich his press office insisted ‘from top to bottom. from wak- . was non-political. the. president ying to slceping. But judging bylstonped to join Prime Ministet E the early weeks of the campaign . Pearson of Canada. Both men ihe appears to prefer the role were on their way sign .of the benign father. speaking l formally a treaty providing for isoftly, smiling indulgently. try-{joint development of the Co- iing to give. some perspective to i lumbia River basin. They met ,thc family fussin'. ‘n Great Falls. Mont. where ‘ , LBJ signs were burgeoning like 'I GETS A‘s-“03‘ . cherry blossoms in Washington. . He works hard at being prest-t ident. has already pushed an im- BRINGS GOOD NEWS 'pressrve amount of legislation Accepting his welcome. through congress and. busy as president was moved to recalt he is. seems nevcr to lose sight ‘ that last June be allocated $2.- of the large and small ways 3 ‘000.000 in flood relief to Mon- president can make news. in 1 tana and. on this day at the air- thts. he is a master technician. lA 6 pm. White. House annotince- ‘ :ment of. for example. the end i the Columbia lot the railroad strike. reaches would bring more jobs and lvision than any other hotir. lthan daily papers for a prest- that this had resulted from the ‘dential press conference. work of both parties in Con- I.yndon Johnson was bornigress. linto politics. roared and hour-1 lisbed by it. knows its nobility. curiously. seems to be hurt if it cocking his juicy news item. the) port. he announced another 54.- 500.le0 allocation. He noted that River project That night. aftcr a tumultuous 5 reception in the streets of ' 1 While believing that he believes and its sweaty in-fighting but. i attle. he spoke at a dinner. un- pled children. i ANNOUNCES DEFENCE §15 contest, the poll by the Con- Thus. the day already had ‘ servative Sundav Telegraph great color, humor and pathos. ga've Labor a 4t,.pi-r..-oni lead, Only hard news was lacking .which it maintained nationally This was abundantly rectified ‘ would sweep the Labor party to iically close finish to the Oct itv. before a huge crowd gather . Labor Party Leader Harn'd around the California state cap- ' itil. At the most important point; in his speec. the presidenifiproach is evangelical His de- paused. heeded the pantomined : livery is deliberately slow but pleas of the TV and newsrecl his pauses. his rising emphasis. cameramen on his left and di- , his qttickcning pace in sight of rected the removal of the presi- the climax are all expert. dential flag blocking the view The president between them and him. He then joying the ptihlic opinion polls proceeded into his big announce- which show him far a h e a d. ment of the day: The United . Walking or sitting with report States has developed new radar ers. he is ready to produce the which can lite r ally “look latest survey and knows the re- around the curve of the earth," I suit dmvn to the last per cent- and two new defence systems ‘ age point. which can destroy bomb-carry-i ing satellites orbiting in space. t base much of is It made front-page news. As a speaker. it is admitted him pick the issues and geo- by Johnson‘s admirers that he,graphic areas to concentrate is no great operator. His ap- on. campaign BISON RESTAURANT Tasty Lunches Full Course Meals Take-out Orders Opens 8 a.m. to It p.m, Open Saturdays to 12:30 a.m. l Phone 838-2127 Montague P.E.I. four hours later in Sacramento. j pnwer with an assured major“ Wilson Sunday hailed the poll is clearly en-i Lyndon Johnson In known to, The poll finding. reversing the ‘ ,trend of last week's national i newspaper ballots. which put the ruling Conservative party i ahead-came on the hccis of tit- igent warnings by Conservative I leaders to their supporters. lNEED EXTRA EFFORT day Foreign Minister R. A. Rut- ler referred to a strong "under- current for Labor" in hammer trip; home the need for redou- bled Conservative efforts. . A separate ballot conducted Sctes the Labor advantage had‘ risen from one to 2.5 per cent. f a press conference Satiit-‘ deaths. While there has been no significant variation in the num- ber of deaths per thousand from leukemia in the other provinces, P.E.l and Saskatchewan ti- gures for 1963 are up sharpiy . from 1954 levels. ion Poll i In PEI. there were 5 deaths T pey- 100.000 of population and by re n I963 this figure was 9.3. Loucst y ‘number of deaths was 38 in l 1962 and the highest ill in by another Sunday new-spacer. >195“. the right-wing Sunday Expresh‘ In Saskatchewan there was based on reports from its own 6.3 deaths per 100.000 pllpiizaiifln correspondents in 250 key cnn~ J in l954 and 91 in 1963. The l962 stituencles which may decide l figure was it. the election estimated that on. While in both provinces it is present showing the Conserva- believed the wider swing in the lives should win with about 25 . figures is partlydue to smaller eats. i populations. other provinces Still another ballot. by the in . with low popuiaimns show no increase. very minor increases dc ende t observer encoura ed ' p '1 g decreases in deaths ; Dr. Howe is interested in the ‘matter because of what he be- } lieves may be a possible relat- ionship between Leukemia and Ithe use of insecticides. pestici- :do; and herbicides in the con- trol of insects and fungus growth on plants and animals. He has asked the government if it is conducting or supporting research into the causes of the increase of leukemia deaths tn the two provinces Health min- drnpped Prom two to one per cent. But it warned that in 62 key ma 1‘ gin a l constituen- The three polls lent color to the belief of many political ob- servers that the outcome, of the election now is more than ever linDi‘Pd‘I-fable and could con- ceivably be a narrow win for either of the two main parties CAPITAL BIYREAlll OF THE GUARDIAN 1 OTTAWA Princo Edwai‘di ilslend and Saskatchewan are‘ ! strategy on the polls: they help ythe two provinces which have . Commons' order paper in 'had the sharpest increase in deaths due to leukemia in [bet past in years. Dr. W.l). Howe.. Doctor Wonders It Link i Between Leukemia, Sprays ‘ istcr Judy liaNlarsh replied that no such research is being under- 1 taken by her department. SCIENTISTS EXPELLED COPENHAGEN iAPt -—- :East German scientists _ _ as crew members of a New Democratic member of . Ship mat dopkod in Cnpmhagen parliament for Hamilton South. 1 Sunday haw. hm," expelled has revealed here. {fro Denmark after slaving ii- in questions placed on "w ‘ legally for three days. All tune [heiwere sea explorers from East. past few WPPRS. the Hamilfnn ' Germany btit none had travel physician has been questioning permits from tie Allied Travel the. government about leukemia Board in Wcst Berlin. DlTRlCl‘ BUSINESS REVIEW“ 1A MORE PERSONALIZED SERVICE. when you shop locally. Your 1 community merchant knows you. he takes a personal interest in ‘ your tastes, often be will order special merchandise for you. get scarce items. perform many little services which mean is lot in stopping convenience. These helpful gestures cannot be purchas- ged. they are a port of a friendly spirit that abounds in your home icommunity. Shop with your local business concerns first. . % Roy L. Mochan « Home Heat. Service A complete plumbing and Heating Service. Commercial and re sidentiai ing ustosn Backhoe Phone 838-2219 Montague BAGNALL’S MILLS LTD. Phone 15 Hunter River Miller and Lumber Dealer Sash and Dom Work , MACWILLIAMS Service Station White Rose Gas 81. Oil Products Minor Repairs Open 7:30 to 10 pm. Special prices on Shingles and Fibre Glass Insulation. North River BOSWELL’S IRVING SERVICE STATION Minot- Repairs & Tune-tips Tires - Batteries - Accessorieq Open 7 am. to ill p.m. daily 2-3162 1. Keenan’s Fuels Mount Albion . SHOP THE MODRERN WAY AT G. L. MucKENZIE INC. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Quality Groceries at Reasonable Price! Clothing for tho Entire Family | Hardware and Paints Phone 267-3432 Kensington MecLEOD s. GREENE , INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MACHINERY WELL DRILLING WATER SYSTEMS PLUMBING & HEATING Phones Parts A Service Office 838-210! out that unity almost always is implied that he is using his The “two-man rule“ of checks 3393342 favors the incumbent. office to get a four-year lease. and counter - checks and the . I " pen 7 days each we him... aim,“ v. I. Shes Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Tu lie-tips . '00 - 13:91-11:36! —- 3'0“;L8!%o§eflice .. 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