VIET CONG INTERROGATED

This Viet Cong prisoner looks with terrified expression

South Viet Nam. 103 Cong were killed and 33

Viet cap-

tured in the operation.

up to his Vietnamese militia-

man-interrogator who is at |

tempting to get information from the prisoner. Viet Cong was captured this week by US. troops of the ist. Cavairy Division . during a four-day search and destroy operation 240 miles northeast of Saigon,

‘STARFIGHTER CRASHES

INGOLSTADT (CP) — An F-104G Starfighter of the West German Air Force crashed near here Wednesday, extending to 25 ‘the unofficial count of Ger- man Starfighter losses this year. The pilot parachuted to safety. and the plane crashed and expleded in open country.

Wishing you a holiday

that’s everything you hope for! KENT DRESS . SHOP

124 Kent St.

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'12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri., Dec. 24. 1965.

‘65 Steel Ingot Production | Sets New Canadian Record

OTTAWA ‘OPi—Steel ingot production this year has

ready passed all previous ree- ures is a different kind

ords for a full year and is more than double what Canadian mills turned out 10 years

| The Dominion Bureau of. Sta- | tistics has reported that production amounted to. 827,054 tons in November, bringing the eumulative total for 11 months in 1965 to 9,063,189 tons. In the

in 1956 it was 4,446,000 tons.

Steel ingot production is an important factor in the econoe- mists’ assessment of how well the country is doing.

Canadian steel mills have en- larged their facilities years and currently ing close to or even in

output in last year.

May the blessings of this Christmas abound for you and yours! The sincere wish from.all your friends at

too on demand

swere 9% per in the first ha oy g of at An the DBS index of industriaP produc-

ion was seven per cent higher in the first nine months of this wear than in the same period of 1964,

demand da : al- Lee ate sri 10n ig Hea masters of. de- a : mand than for such non-durable e | goods as De taiatts : clothing. omp ain

Demand for bread, for instance, jdoesn’t change <reatly. as the economy goes through a cycle of expansion and retraction

“TORONTO (CP) — The Sec- | ondary School Headmasters’ Association of suburban Etobi

Steel demand depends on the coke has complained in a letter demand fer the oods into to Education Minister William which steel . goes—trucks and Davis that new grade 18 physics automobiles. buildings. préduc- and biology courses are too 4if- tion machinery. refrigerators, ficult. washing ~machines, and the The letter says teachers! foet.| ‘like. And demand for these de the biology coufse, combing pends on the level. of incomes two former grade 13 courses, and busifiess prospects Steel ‘‘attempts to cover foo much.”

The course, the teachers say, -contains too much. biochemistry | Steel prices rose last spring, for students who are not also | but after only a month or two ¢ of hesitancy production figures ”

upwards at mjd-year. Personal incomés after taxes in the first half of this year

prices naturally have a bearing *

level.

PATTERSON JEWELLERS

Charlottetown

Kent Street

“MANAGEMENT and STAFF

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In song and story and, most ofail,inowrhearts © ._

‘the message of Christmas lives anew, to comfort and inspire us. At this glad time, we would like to ‘wish our many friends full measure of joy and blessings.

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Charlottetown

“ne ‘Trawler Skipper Found Newiiabel-

VANCOUVER (CP)—A coro. ner's jury has ruled that

education minister, said Waed- nesday officials of the depart- mwent'’s gurriculum branch are \working Pto help teachers »e- jcome accustomed to the new | courses.

He said problems caused by the new ‘courses will be taken

into-account when examinations |

are set.

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the skipper of @ cinidinn to 00-sntun 0 do citenen,

\trawler involved last month in shortly before the collision.

a fatal cotlision with a Soviet ‘My father told me that the

— ler was negligent cowision was his fault,” \Robert

The Vancouver boat Aleutian [lansen told the jury.

‘Queen sank off the northern P| Qisten Hansen refused to tes

of Vaneouver Island Nov. ‘9 tity and Coroner Glen Me

after the collision, Cook Odd |nonald indicated the transpori

Gronlund, 50, of suburban Suf-" department may open a formal

rey, was drowned. wauiry into the collision be

A jury iInqUITINg into. Grea- cause of this.

land’s death tuled that skit lll

Oisten Hansen was nipianet ac- SERVED IT BACKWARDS

cording to the evidence ause |

on hia taddure to insure the safety | Early tea drinkers in Europe threw away the boiling water

of his and crew. see uaneaxe son Robert, and served soggy tea leaves to

\21, said his father had told him eat with butter,

iia a. TIM Whee ch

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