Charlottetown, F11. NOV. 13, 1m ' III. m In: — m . teal act of reaching Cuba.” MM ‘ Bradford Lyttle. 36. coordinator i " " ' of the march. “We succeeded in our intent.‘ the public conscience is In! the Committee for Non-Violent ._ Action. left Quebec May 26.‘ ’r 1963. They arrived in Miami. i footsore and weary. a year and i three days later. Their announced destination was the U. S. navy base Guantanamo. Cuba. a goal de- nted them by enforcement of a, US state department ban on travel to Cuba , Chevrier Says l Education Views i Misinterpreted OTTAWA ICPL—Lionel Chev- ;rier. Canadian high commng isionei‘ to Britain. says remarks} i-he made on thc standards of' education in Canada were mis~ interpreted. i A statement by Mr. Clievrier 1carried recently over the Brit- iish Broadcasting Corporation itold of tie difficulty he was hav- .ing in‘enterinz his daughter.1 Marie. in a British university. ‘His daughter is a former stu- ldent at the University of 0t- POPULAR WIN IN ANGUS CLASS “3,2,1; .. hp .. m, ,,w,,,,,m,.,d higher standards of education in the United Kingdom than in iCanada durinn the broadcast. a letter to the university made piihlic Wednesday. Mr. Chevrier said all he meant to hcr breed at the Atlantic Win- Isaac's win was one of the ter Fair. and went on from "1051 Willlial' l" "l" “"1115 show. judging by comments voiced by his fellow Angus breeders. Leo Mclsaac, \Icrmaid is _ seen here with his Angus cow, ' Rosebud of Catalonia. that won the class for mature cows in there to become reserve sen- ior female champion. Mr. Mc— ' . indicate was that lack of space DeVICe May in Britain's universities made Agricultural Winter Fair to de- :5“! 0‘ Ottawa rec “- itermine the amount of fat andl The original groundwoer continue running yond that. i Dr. J, R. Simmer. associaieidemic troubles at Ottawa. The his sprawling labor empire from Although Hoffa has not di-l professor of animal husbandry Students‘ Union demanded a re- p _ o o of his federal jury tampering has been confined to local offi- the thickness or rat and muse“, and fraud convictions for which cials in the East. - layers on an animal's back. i . i . i Hoffa and the board have; iI-‘Ioffa would apparently also overcome. Dr. Stouffm- said in, CHARING CROSS. Ont. (CPI‘t maintained an uneasy truceinin into trouble under fodcral an interview, breeders will beiThe “Willi” 0f KN“ PFEShY- ' I , , iadmission difficult. o a ReVOlUTlonlze ‘ The great number of students . seeking admission forced offi- Sfock Breedmg ‘cials to be ciigiiiy discriminat- ing in their choice of entrants. l TanVTn top. a" .ngiru. Mr. Chevrier said in the letter e n mam being “519,1 8, the Royal to Rev. Roper Guindon, Univer‘ I statement ' 9 meat on a live animalistarted a controversy here. Bill WASHINGTON iAPl—Team-‘ The board has agreed to stick could revolutionize slack breed_ Boss_ university public rela. cters Union President James by Hoffa through his appeals. mg savs a United 513mg 39;“. lions chief, said Mr. Chevrier's R_ Hoffa is quietly laying tiie‘but made no commitments be-'cu1turaiist_ ' idaughter had been having aca- prlson—tf necessary. rectly approached board nieni-.31 New York State (30119” of traction of that statement, say- Insiders report Hofla is hers, word of his new tactic is Agriculturp. part 0; Comp” Uni. ing it violated the confidence of sounding out union sentiment spreading among tcamstcr‘vprsny at, imam. xx” is de.ithe academic record. for keeping him on as president units in the (1S. . Vplnping [hp instrumpm which lm*“"" In the event he loses appeals So far. the Hoffa approach ‘uses sound waves to measu e be cde be jailed s total of 13 The move Is interpreted by The” I; a mathgmafipa] my. ‘ f b years. Isome insiders as an attempt to wimp." helm..." mp mamneu o The mow may set off an- ] circumvent the board by biiild- mam; taken i“- ihe ,nswumgm other internal power play by in: enough support among con- and the amount of lean meat in I A '- d some members of Hoffa‘s balky vention delegates to overrqu the rest of the carcass, 3 S e .xewfl'" b‘m‘d ' If certain difficulties can be since. under pressure from theilaw if he should no to prison. ablp m dolprminp the potential tNZV 0i “‘9 Ullllf‘d ChUI‘Ch 0f board. he quit tapping: the iin- The federal labor law bars or an animal raised rm- iis Canada 3““?le “19 YESlflnallnni ion treasury for his huge legal from union office anyone con- meat shortlv after it is weaned. ‘ “f Rflv- Russe‘“ D- HOFShm‘Eh-i “99- "med 0' 3 number 0f trim". Thus, by siprocess of selection 1’35” 0' Park Sm?“ United; 31" Hoffa in bypass”: bho'includins bribery and emhewte- and elimination. the breeder Chum“ for Chalham- ‘ board In his new strategy move. ment. can greatly improve the stamp. Mr. Horstburgh was remanded, and going directly to local: But it would probably take a 5rd of his Sim-k, lin custody Tuesday until Novfl Some board members. it was whether this applied In Hoffa's judges_have been faced withiCourt Judge it foundi matted. will try to squelch it. case. [the problem of how to deter. him 811m? 0“ “V9 011841!” 0‘ on an animal before it is slaugh- quency' .Mr‘ Hoerum'J‘. Th“ tered. especially today when the w” acqu'it'd 0" three ’"m‘lar UN M I . ‘M “w Sunday may. appeal the conviction. oney PI’O em SO UTIOI‘I So far judges have had to in. In accepting Mr. Horsbursh‘s; pend on eye. hand and intuition remgnaimnn UNITED \IATioNs rApi ately, Rev. F. G. 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SPECIAL PAIR Teamsters officials for siipport.‘court fight to determine Breeders and buyers H andllfi for sentence after Juvenilel mine the amount of lean meat contributing i" juvenile den” U S Said Read ToC n id . . y o s {housewife is demanding less fat 0 ames' has indicated he Win 1 effective immedi-l governments get together on thpjltn decide how much fat is said In a prepared statementi tho deadimk mar [lnlfpd was,“ arrmrs M m UN dues the animal has been butchered tions finances "in any nuniherihecausp of refusal m Dav. as an accurate measurementt‘mhh the mesh-View and confer" 0! possible ways" musistent‘ assessments m “mm” peace_;been possible. [once is "still under rev1ew,v. With the UN Charlf'u keeping in The. Congo and He said the United States is the Middle East. 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