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Rabman Finds Sukarno Cocky

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GIGGEY’S PHARMACY . . . are now located in their new spacious store at 131 Great George Street (next Bank 0 Neva Scotia). Dial #3170 for

J E W E L L S GREENHOUSE and Garden Centre. York. tele. phone 4-7074. Open daily 8 am. to 10_p.m. large selection of An. including several American winners. Perennials, Gersniums, gardening aide. etc. Closed Sundays.

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student work. all regular materials used. Phone 4—9757.

SOUTH RUSTICO players will present their play in Wheatley iver Rail. Wednesday. June

8.30 p.m.

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P.5d. MUSIC Festival. an-

nual meeting Wednesday. June

athm. at Princeof Wales College.

RESERVE JULY 1st for lawn at Iona. Auspices Iona

LOBSTER SUPPER will be.

June 24th. serving from 5 pm. Sponsore by 0.1. s n L.O.B.A.

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per. Wednesday. June 24th. Sup~ per served from 5-9 p. in. Dance alter.

DANCE. Fortune Hall every Wednesday night. Cliff Peters' orchestra. Canteen service.

CENTENNIAL Costume Dance at Soul-is Regional High School Tuesday. J u n e

and salad supper in Cambridse Hall. sponsored by ladies of the Pe rs Road Presbyterian Chur v .

NEW MONTAGUE Reaional High School rings. Boys $5.95. Girls $3.05. Boehners Jewellers. Montague.

DANCE LEGION Hall Cardi-i gan Tuesday. June 23, Music by Thunderbolts. Dancing 9.30 to 12.30.

FIDDLING AND Step-Danc- ing contest Mt. Stewart Hall, 30

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ment I do not think our minds Imeet at all."

Rallman was on his way back to Malaysia after unsuccessful summit talks in Tokyo atur-

g3» . . Indonesia and Malaysia in?

the guerrilla war in Malaysian

’Borneo after the summit talks | ended without agreement on the IsuiIlstancIe of their bitter dis- pu

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Both countries agreed in prin- ciple to a Philippines proposal for turning the quarrel over to

Send application to Raymond Pilon. Director. Ecole Secon- 300h. Prize! {01‘ the be" ceu' ' " “mum” °°“°m'“°" com' om. Nor-ands (Quebec), stating date of bith. qualifiobtione. figgtfmgpegtrgsg “my 3‘2: tennial dress. Modern or old mgsioné I starrictsimndvitae, experience telephone number. names and to 5 p'I'mI closed Slum!" mgr: time dancing “pt” meugglgifslgrfmgonfi'I

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hostility against Malaysia mustj with." ‘ ’

cease forth

On I brief stop - over Sunday. Rahman said Sukarno was " will al- ways find him.’

He said Malaysia will "defend our territories to the best of our ability and with the assist- ance of our friends."

HS MATTHEWS — In Cambridge, May 39. Fred. husband Mary (Currie) Matthews of 12 erllght St.. father of Ruth

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TAYLOR ._—— At the PIC. Hospital on Monday. June 22.

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WASHINGTON! AP '«Senator Barry Goldwater (Rep. Aria.)

: - stitute. 1.50 and 75 cents. starting in s . said here former president. D Fredericton, N. B. I I °.c1°ckI Bin“ and other “met 11:: 3:31;”. 152IHllll~ Dwight D. Eisenhower agrees —— _ AUCTION PARTY tonight at; M Le ' 5 “3 E e . With hi that the United Na- VERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE 7.30 Kinsmens Recreation Cen-i RESERVE sarunnav. July file an Funeral Home from tions charter should be revised . tre. as Fitzroy St. You are in I n, for the Centennial Picnic at a m the funeral Will be held S, e a c e S and the voting formula changed. 3 deI I Egmom Bay It h.“ Ind on the Viggnsggaryégcuizeg 24. {ugh sat-- I l' Goldwater. leading candidate . I s p. . or the R bli “d ' c, _ VARIETY SHOW Mt, Stewart. chumh grounds ‘ Interment in the People's Ry RODNEY ANGOVE [was governor and commander- ifv function from costume balls nominali9népgaldcla: azrllllef'l’fil'l Memorial Hall. Tuesday. Junel NOTICE: Starting June at. l cemetery. PARIS iAPi—The Duke ot‘in-ohiei of the Bahamas Islands. io‘ last year's gambling [cruiselrecorded I“? the Mutual Bro-d- and 23F! t” 8'3?! pm‘ refitrring sucnlwm be “and l" the building KNIGHT - At his home In Windsor will be 70 years old He has since had no public or off New York aboard an ocean ‘Casung 53""ka radi" network _ to on as sneer Rih R o s s.1 formerly occupied by m IslandI Gm flown J 20 r .Tuesday. I private job. But the ex-king. as mm, A. mooning and New Ithat both Eisenhower and Stats Western and Rock “Id 30114 . i g on. “n9 t 195 l! The former King Edward VIII well as any other large inves- .Year‘s celebrators in famous lsecrelar-V n93“ Ru“ SUMO” singer Terry Arsenault. Accor- "I'f’leltllone Compan-V- I M“ be seymm" KP‘ghl- aged 93 will have a few friends over to tor. works on the portfolio from lspots they have always been I "a thorough discussion on the FOR OLD OR NEW HOMES dionist Am-by Gauthier, Mt. Ste-lspecializing in watch and Jew- 3'981‘8- Remains We?"— lrans- his mansion on the edge ofIwhich he supports his lavish if sought by photographers “hall” "I the Unlmd Nallom." wart Rockettes and many other‘ellery repairing. Having a com- “Fred Sunday morning from mm; but nothing lavish. gentiemanlv spending 1,, lam. a” m ' h v i New York Governor Nelson A. By JOhnS'ManVllle outside and local talent. can-I lete line of gifts for birthdays. the Hennessey Funeral Home - ‘ ' y ey a e I Rockefelle .D . . The duchess Will be there. asl n take. money in ‘11 on a slowed down somewhat The r and "I’ll" "ll-l“ Permanent Centennial Colors teen service. dance after thei anniversaries. showers. wedd- In his late residence from always the perfect ham“, 5cm" of‘urum's m ‘hipp‘m'an Iduche'” mu attend! man‘y high. ave accused Goldwater of "Many Jobs Completed for Your Inspection” show. sponsored by the LadleaIings. teachers and deserving Where the funeral service Will ‘ieading conversation 0., (“Mom “mu h 3mm ma is d ’ gash"... showing, .omeumesl Wanting to take the United Low Overhead and large volume means low prices Auxiliary of the Royal Cane-lstudents. Signed Fred Semple. be he“! “11! Illernmm ""5" the arts. and international so- his gweellrend wire“: on' ta"; I setting the fashion herself She‘States “I” 0‘ me "mad N“ “ Year Low Cost Financing dian Legion. Kensin ton. meat in the United Church i ciet'. ‘ - a “5‘ e1 v ‘ ‘ itions. particularly if Communit Ask for JAMES STEWART cemetery GEOI‘SCIOWD B?“ han '11 Parls' a converted mm With 8' sun goes ‘0 parties md teas I“IC'llllla l! admitted . __ ' ' C 1'88 are “0 one W! brook running through the spe- the most chic neighborhoods. I ' I , I . . . . But Goldwater said . "I be- MAHAR _ Ch r huI .weak 0f the dilkefl abdication Icllllly deal had arden. : 'I‘h duke attends the top-I " MONARCH ROOFING & INSULATION V 1m Mm EuIIgIIbleIIIJiIIInéIS. Im 1% when he stepped downI The M: II I; own IIIVIIIIII.nmh mm even" with unwilleve in the United Nations. He Charlottetown 894-4560 widow of the m9 wuuam Ma: toI marry the American-born. imam manager Although his ine interest. He also goes to the ; 'd Ed‘ howeverl “’5' some “‘3 summers!“ 4363419 I i her of Charlottetown. in her It‘l‘ce ‘ mvnrced' M” “In” mansion and min are both I 5°" “ms” "cry week‘ mdatli findingde m I MacDONALD — Gail and Neil‘ 84th year. Remains are resting fligépstgn' “:10? 3mm: Shh" "' ‘I‘enled. his real Pmperties have} The ample spends “VT”, 3tion a voidz i; cllha nGevnlelclal g are happy to announce the ar- fat the Chutcllffe Funeral Home :Fhe d‘fkce egisliaé: bri’nc‘giisgs'up i ranged from the E. P.IR8nch in i 33??“ "toilejrinmsfllfy 1 ly. . RENT-A-TENT WW. - a mi 2‘. that??? hangars“ hint: siesta; ‘l.t.f‘::“i:2 2.22:: I vols. ‘ . Inli‘édlhi’mm '3' Prince E ,ward Island Hos- 19“ at the Prince Edwud II_ commencmg at hm Inter all requests for birthday inter- is}. mast And he and the duch_1 I'l‘he dukeI vistis Britain DOCS-lot me her-"bersm and 11‘ Is I pltal on Sunday. June 21st. . . ~ . . Hews, He believes such stories. sionallv his last official tri p “1‘3" . . r P . ‘ 1964 to Mr and Mrs Elmer land Hospital“ well” 7 “'5' I In“! wulbe m People seeme' a spokesman said smack too ass have was; Ton”! “hm” being in 1952 m. me funeral n mous approval by the five W- ‘ ' i I cry. l . ‘. ' mcmmrs an e sory o t» eir ,' " . ' l t of T Craswell. a son. Weight 7 2 “5 A “m” ’0' Doug!" ‘much of obituaries. h brother. King George VI, "3"” "‘9’" 1'3 me 5‘9"” Found! 10 025- and Al“ I What COUIIIIS now are the i romance. I He sees his niece. Queen E 'za- M‘M‘ mam“ l’h‘ _ years since t e duke was set on . HELP CHARITIES beth once In a while but his 3 ‘ ‘ MOSHE}! — At South Waterloo AU”) 1'” "d Betty In” MIoDONALD — In loving mem- IFren h h ' ' I - - ' ’ 1N0 ALTERNATIVE I I t ,I h t am I CI 5 ores from a British. The personal fame they have.Vlslts are mostly restricted to, over 300 dlfferent camping item; Saturday, June Hospital Gait. Out on June 2:11:3th :3}! :(pggeirodaw cry of Miss Katherine (aunt warslup—an exiled ex-monarch.I lent to other entenprise has be- . business. He always leaves the j ..n$m’3w‘ter 1"” M l’” m 9’91” 27th Ask for your discount weive shopped sill, to Ray and Jean (Baker). We! Them. Michele u the Kate) MacDonald. of Upper PUBLIC was HOSTILE . .ome well known. Their names ‘duchesss outside 3mm but ' I? “9"”! 3‘1"“ “I‘m '0 hEIP you SAVE AT a son. Weight 7 lbs. Donald Princ'e Edward mmd Ho» Montague. who passed away ‘ On his own for the first time. 'at the top of the guest list have hurries back to her after two fn-‘Lhc' “"3" '9‘“ “"115 ma 46 Pe+erls Wayne. a brother for Richard. ' pm] on Tuesday June 16 MJune 23.kl963. e seIt (Ilult to carve himself a spelled success to many a char- or three days away. ISM; fifikinigfngfm’ gm , . . ' ' emOI‘y eeps you ever near privae ie. in one way it was I '5 f .. ' " Charlottetown — 892-2368 “Eis..”m'oli"i§§oi“firli2§y.2§'I imrlfi‘iieir‘“ 7 ‘ m "5,, m gay-h; pad; lease private‘ . . “Tm”; "’ “3.53122. to... ,‘ i 1 ‘ oug you one year ago.‘ or une. u anot er it was; ‘ . . See our French Tents) xIlIcgitgwoanIIlIlarn,I5t thgrcIJIlIig MATCH _ Mr, "d Mrs, John Mauro d by nephew. Dan, . difficult—the Royal Family and‘ $1,?” .figemfiflud life-n1; v, v . LI Blatch (nee News“), are he an amiiy. ~aI lg part of the British pub-' - ' . June 19th 1964' weight 6 “’3' happy to announce the arrival 1"“!le — In IOV'IH‘S memory 11“ Were hostile about his be- «mung mm m. men. 5 ° ' I of their son, John Gilbert. 0‘ moéhel‘. IIII’Irs. Frank Train. . coming the third husband of ai Dlflf'lllfllllg‘; fiwmm'm‘ '1“ . Wei bin 7 lbs. 15 one. on Sat- 0? an bro! er Carl who 935- I °°mm°"e’- I ‘ ' ' ‘ M V . SIMPSON — At the Prince Ed-I "Nagy Jim m 1954 a. m, sed away June 23rd, 1953 and. There has never been any sign _ ' 33,3303. Gz‘dwal.” "Id I“ . . ward Island Hospital on Sun-i . _ our {amen Frank Trainer from.ejther that aim, re “Med , C "1 emhonal organ- day June 21 1964 to Mr andI Prmce Edward mm" H“ who passed away J Mth' the marriage that took“ I : button is empowered to see is v I I v ' I ~ une . pace: . u ' The M v Fergus will load cargo at 3:”- David 51:35:? Bay-I ""“' 1953. Illneh 3' 1937. less than nx‘ ' ' flfihhhh'I‘ihi-‘nmgmm: ' ' eW.ason. 8 p011“ 5.: ~ imont. ft th ' ‘ . . .' A CharloHei’own, Thursday. June 5 015. A brother for Cheryl.; Iiafnizmlgly remembered by theI In :Ihgse rhagp’abd’lgztgmhe, LONDON IIAPII._'IThe heavy1325mmIW Imuflied 1,. m5 UlIlIlied Nation," I and Frida June 261+. for 5+ John's Pam and SC” I BECK - NICOLLE Mr andl M down) i d d worlfl press {allowed them " m 7:392: {Jill’é‘u'm‘éii’ffimafi‘3%¥s¥r3%i¥iennuro Illnilcdawaiilxrsoflmil; cm I . i — - . ac . — nsa an‘yac tr'. ffFl‘ -'v v ‘ I " . ‘ ' ' Y' BRENNAN —- 7M. the Char-I Mrs. TylerIV. Beck. Monta-I loving memory at our dearIteaux 1;”;mncenng,‘ Linotaagllaritain has lately posed an in— But indirect investments. snoop”! and (will! “"11" fheY'Vl . I lottetown Hospital on Sunday.l gue. P.E.I.. wish to announce m. and brother, Lloyd Alli- lodges in Germany — always trifling “UH-V: .85 Eovcrnment holdings, investw beenIdning. he said. "So far _ I June 21. 1964. to Mr. and Mrs. ‘ the engagement of their dau- so“ MacDonald who w I wavin w w . . Which country own. mm. or; mom mm, private and com. _I think they’re being effective. . as it. al a). smiling. At the . u . . For space reservations and rates aPPIY— Ernest Brennan. (nee EthelI ghter. Helen Joyce to Jerry drowned Jun, 23 1935 star. of the Second world Warithe other? Ipany holdings more than offset' h But they f‘ef‘lalnly didn't McWade, RN.) a son. David John, son of Mr. and . n is lone] here w-{mou ou the duk he - - ._l 5 my" WI 4.“, a n SW“. the. difference. TI"! an." order 0UI of the chaos & CO. Martin. Weight 7 lbs. 15 oza. ; Orrin Nicolle. Reach IPoint. And sad sir/e are lodaxt y car in EraniiTeafdhiémi‘ofifls seemugptol tfn t the Britishl Britain has Itraditionally en. In The ('om'ln. It's worse there. 0 WEN)pr 894 8737 wmvafiny To Mr and.‘ PIE-I- ”; marr'age WI" take For life is not the same to us. Iown a bigger slice of the U.S. llfl-Wd 3 mg Imam“! mike I“ ma." I'II' “'3‘. Mil?"- “d I mink PH NE C-HARL ' " ' Race in l e “e” ""1"- Since ou were called awa ‘dl Am ri‘an own of Britain ll'he U-S- CV" Since “1’ days) " a '5 “mg ° ‘3” “’0’” “ Mrs. John a. Willoughby. on y ' 3" OBITUARY I a" ° c s ' ' h a it'sh n be it .3 oh iwo go slow: and I don't obi k e _ You could not say good-bye to ‘ 11h. mane,- was brought intOIwIen r l. Inance c. e . Ie I . I I In HegH'h Conferenca “ML 1:“ “galth on" us. .(ocus recently when Chrysler [railways pushing out to Call- Ilhm‘ thnlIaInnthcrI intervention d o own ospi . a son” PM.“ ".5 just u we“ MRS. CATHERINE a. moron Mom" 39. about buying up a fm‘ma and controlled nine~fentihs Inn the limted Nations on . an. . s Gregory Jmes' weight a “’5' I GALLANT '— M summers”. We never could have said Gnod- Inserted by the (“mily- ‘modest section of the British I'll “‘9 "When "mo" planl'a’ wm'ld he “Yuma” pmducl‘ive Immunization Clinic 9 0'" June 1. 1964. Joseph Placide ye FE: défiiieff§“'§°§ 'Juhlfilimm has"? ,2“, m. Imil/luu'nv of these interests were flfl'Ifi'4‘”“ —‘ —‘ MacKlNNON —— Mr. and Mrs. (Per i Gan. t. 30 A] To one we loved so well. ' ‘ ' ' Fora i 0 £ .- .000 I W- ‘ ‘ . ' F I d P 'h l Ch'ld Boyd MacKinnon Montague Streetry in his 7;rd year Rleg: It was ‘ '"dden “dmg' (filly-(111': fChetlhhgime 0!; he}; mm Sler 5mm" m "hm" a balding I wldld all; d‘ltfmg me] second I‘linmA FRIENDS 01' nfants an rose 00 1 N11 In ' ‘ ' mg a; the Compton funeral Too sudden to forget. formal-l", note It; ' Farm" of 30-35 per cent in Routes Mo- Iln'" "anal; is: Egg/Pf 391:5:- ' IpII AI h r eIIitcrs ~13: flew; 1 United Church huemene W1 ‘0 Immune! “10 lfl‘lVBI I ' . i For we who loved you dearly . ' I “’3‘” V9“ tors Limited—a company which . y. ' . “r " '" “5"” mm" 9‘“ o I In Pal-5.331;“ Parkview v ) of their daughter Jacqueline gong untm gegnuidwéh'm"; Are the ones that can't forget ‘P‘E'I' her """ety'm‘rth Iranks as one of the smaller Is? ‘nvesmArs had “Thad back Canle'h"r~"- said he” Thur" . en 0 . au's urc . " year. ‘ino new .merican ootholds. day he was confident the res- ! Wednesday. June fith.-1:30-4:00 pm. Roberta Dawn. at Kings Co- co, Requiem min a“ at laflwfiglg’ Semembeged be; Born in Little Sands the dau- Ifggl‘flmg‘h” :3; gangs??? A recent report in the Finan- eni Sino Soviet differepnces e and the last Wednesday in July and All!!! l unty Memorial Hospital on 9 ram. .Interment in the a? l't 5" on' “Wm 0” 3" ghter of Norman Nicholson andz'need of fresh (.8 im cital Times aid that direct us. would be resolved an e Immunisation should be started at 3 months of age June17' 1954, weighing 6 1b,. chm-ch cemetery, Summer. 3 9‘" Christie McDonald she spent| Though the deg; 3"“,me rm.Iinvestmeni in the United Kina- nese and Soviet peoples would r All children must be vaccinated before starting school and 13V; oza. A sister for side. Visiting hours. Wed- Forming-RE _In loving mom- most Of her life In Murray Riv- change in company whim] Idom expanded by “"1 times I" "always be Iirm friends." 0 I0 - Elaine and Stephen. . nesday 2 to 5. 7 to 10 pm. I on. of Howard Lawrence pow Ie'r. more were lmmedm‘e winnings; ithe years from 1950 to 1962, 90-year-old churchmen. known Department of Health chere. who departed this lifef She “'35 3 “mm” M excellent of a creeping tendencv for the I “W” 75 p" can. "I m " "I" RM Dem“ has been °" I June 23 1952 [Character and was well liked‘(ownnmdmg heighh'o'f‘me Brl';!.kmerican investment was made a five-week visit to China. s I . In sumfi' we remember iby all who knew her. and align “(mom ,0 “fund” 'dn. '- in the last six year of that pe- Ififth since 1932, as the guest of ’ ‘ ‘faithful member of Murra Riv-r ' y ‘ ‘ ec Iriod. rcmier Chou En-Lai. i y . I “may missed by wife and .61, United Church tom whereltion of Wall Street. ' l y. the funeral was held on April NEED INVESTMENT I ) MICAULEY ... m (and and luv. 27“: the service conducted by The Conservative government; in: memory of our dear par- Rev. Dav1d Barwise. I replied that Britain needed for-I I IH‘ P . . I . .ll - eats, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph She was the widow of Thomas. eign investment and anyway itt . , O rovmcie SGHGTOI’IUM WI be Macauiey, Cardigan Head. G. Horton who predeceased her‘ always could forbid any deal Th. D h d S . . d P ' d I who passed away. father. Ling:- ESIIIIIP leanes ttéhmotllrn.I which threatened to remove' . rum a gun ' June 21. 1946. mother April u 81'. l's. rls ens. vital British interest from 0 ca an era a cancel ed Thursday and Friday. June I 19% Isiymelsi of Murray River and domestic control. 3Ponsored by Ills Charlottetown Branch I . Lovingly remembered by the!“ W" "‘“i' “am” WW" II" 5am“ Momm- said Imminent . . . N . . , and 26+“. clue to “'1. meeting Of family. 'hhn P'Imaze A_“lh0|'ll.v Dept . spokesmen . the movement of in- o. I in coo-operation With the Centen- M “on” I 1 V1“ fidT’vgg‘lfPMI' fink-’02? RNA? % wrnational capital is a two-way. I . I . .. . . . . .c -— n 0 mm WI - e . r a o I flow which gives British invest- nlal TuberCUIOSIS ASSOCIG‘I‘IOI’I. 0:] my IhushalIl‘d finial," Nlél. :if Trailing, I or; a considerable “le in me ~ . exaner ex, wo .I...ISO one 58 .§U_S. economy. y P'I’l‘ on Wednesday. July Isl. All veier- gassidI awayt aIt fimforldgglg “Wm It Kilmuir-I intrigued. researchers not .I . . . osp ta enrou e o inniipe . - - - Idown to investigate just how big A ans In "I. provmce lfld ell LOQIOHIII'OS June 23rd 1951. d Ihgne gull predeceased a stake this is. Their results ‘ - o . . Sadly missed an ever remem- m -I - .vmns suns were surprised laymen in general atrxmwhd +0 afiondI Lemon Fund. bmd by WWI Be”... 'IlIhoTIlIfmI: My shepherd. Sal; Iand some of Chryslers critics w ' ‘ SCHOLARSHIP " - m” " “l l l In if l 5 hOIH'I llf IT 3558' Ngfizgeng’efiOd T0 Thea-III“ ‘ One set of figures showed that —T"- . era were: am , . ' ‘. ' Shirlofisfown Branch Home. Parade who sent gowir-Iandtressug McLean. Kenneth Memo. wu- i firmb‘hlio'hveflmflurig “'h' 0‘” t y or ng e 68 son White, William Keenan and I I rd." luv. 5.." fomfld.d a. a H Applications for the Dominion Command °f Wing“ m m A I m 86.319.000.000 IU.S.l as opposed. scholarships win be received by the Provincial “W e” ‘ e ‘1 ' P“ “Wm “emits- Pa" bet"- to an over-an amnion» in-I thanks to our neighbors who erg were; John Fergusom L...