If it’s Good For The Island Crit § de , it WEATHER The Guardian Is For ft oe war eres, Satthae, STs z ednesday: sunny, . @erz woez Shievas 3g0NzS - i rs Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” — VOL. LXXVIIL. NO. 151 3 ee a is ponst tinea —_ ‘CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1965. NOT MORE SEVEN CENTS 18

Newspaper Tax Vot Is Carried By Liberal

Premier Issues Warning — a Absenteeism Is A In 102-78 Victory

Fire Hazard Is Very High 2mm =: -~

mored Prime Minister Pearson | arrived back from London Mon-| servant or private citizen, to he day night and headed home for.

ene. et aie ee ang Some’ bedtime reading with the OTTAWA (CP) — With sur- smoke is noticed,’it should be Dorion report. =. | prising ease, the Liberal minor- ment, all four Opposil reported. immediately to the! “I'll) probably find. time to ity government survived a ies—or parts of them— 1 against the governmen The amendment v ported by 57 Conserv:

, The forests are terrible dry,|night as he urged all citizens to and the fire hazard is unusually take every possible precaution | high, Premier Walter Shaw em- against the fire menace.

phasized to The Guardian last' I ask every Islander, public

_. Explosive Fire Situation

nearest government office or io Siance at It tonight,” the prime showdown vote Monday on its ‘the RCMP; the premier emph- ™inister said with a smile controversial tax changes af- shortly after the RCAF Yukon fecting magazines and newspa-

— ll be taki aircraft carrying him home pers. 'New Democrats, six €

; “Ww i aking some ac- : 1 ts, Reported In N.S. And N.B. tion A vas ioe meeting from the Commonwealth confer- By a vote of 102 to 78, the and two Social Cred : Tuesday,’ the Premier explain. ¢™ce. touched down at Uplands Liberals, with help from two bers—party Leader ‘

. Social Credit MPs~and. two in- and Guy Marcoux | dependents, voted down a New montmorency) They Democratic amendment which enough, however, to t

|would have stalled final ap- 98 Liberals aided t proval of the legislation—and (Credit MPs Bert Leb

| possibly brought down the gov- boo) and H. A. Olson

| By THE CANADIAN PRESS [closed to travel. at midnight i Although all current fires’ had Monday : e jbeen controlled Monday, for- Mr. Haliburton also ordered j@stroy officials in Nova Scotia that no burning permits be is- and New Brunswick were tak- sued aftér noon Monday and in- ing drastic ‘measures in the face dustrial burning permits would |@f the most explosive fire situ- be granted only where extreme ation in years. ng precautions could be: guar- | All New Brunswick forests angeed.

-Were..closed to travel Sunday Nova Scotia's Chief Foresler | and Nova Scotia lands and For- Robert Burgess said the oper- ers minister E. D_ Haliburten ation of power saws and ‘erdered Nova... Scotia forests tractors in the woods was caus-

‘

‘possible effort to “prevent an outbreak gr to check any that~ might occur by reporting it

ed, but in the meantime he did: Airport. want to issue this warning e make the strongest possible - peal for every person in the jIs- 4A. erica" Jet Sale that might, spread. 4 4 . ot ae ernment. Hat) and nde! ticularly ee ae a : ; With the amendment out of Balcer and Remi Pau Lace of fire, be said, but people ot tat dine ae | ieee dialed everywhere should make every ( Gat new hands fe tes Wee | ‘eke tech | The vote, which loomed for a {Continued om page 5 , _ time ame possible cliffhanger, | : ‘ came am amendment by India i r

7 we ing concern promptly’ to the nearest author- ; "

: : a ity, the premier emphasized. 8 [Stanley Knowles .(NDP—Winni-

e Two New Fires RATERS pAMCEE | in "It's terribly dry, the situa- Bee. a a. wend ms

. Raging In N.B. 2! areas of each province. In |tion is serious,” Mr. Shaw re ‘committee of the House to re. TO Vaacate

f ~~ ~=—s| Nowa Scotia the rainfall from beated. consider the particular section. ‘ —— Border Po

MEETING OF EXTREMES. _

Mel Racine of Quebee City, five-teet four, at the annual ber of Commerce. “Both ae

sixfeet nine, meets Mike Roche of Dartmouth, . NS.,

Laid Off Auto Workers Will Get Temporary Aid

OTTAWA (CP) A wage benefit program te compensate Canadian auto industry work- ers temporarily laid off due to plant changes brought. about by the Canada - U.S. auto agree- ment was announced in the Commons Monday by Labor Minister MacEachea.

it will pay up to $75 a week and cover ail workers in auto or auto parts plants who would normally be eligible for unem- ployment insurance. This insur-

- afiee—$2Z7 a week for a single

man and $36 for one married— will be included in the $75. Mr. MacEachen said the big auto companies, which will save $50,000,000 a year in taxes un- der the tariff-slashing agree- ment, are going to be asked to pick up most of the wage bill.

APPLY TO FORD

It will have- immediate appli- cation in the case of Ford's Eindsor. Ont., plant where 1,- 6 production workers are to be laid off by mid-August for ap extensive retooling program. Some won't be rehired until next April. In a companion announce-

Survivor Describes Tragedy As 12 Lost With House Boat

DRYDEN, Ont. ‘CP)—Draz- ging crews searched on in fog apd rain Monday for bodies of eizht of the 12 victims of a beating mishap near this north- western Ontario pulp and paper town.

Fourteen people eight of them children — were in the ¢abin of a homemade houseboat on Lake Wabigoon Sunday when a rain storm struck with winds up to 75 miles an hour.

The roof was ripped off and the boat flipped over, its oil drum pontoons turned above the water. Two people got out of the ¢a>in and rede the pontoons to dhore and safety in 12-4font wates.

The victims:

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Graham of Wabigoon and their ‘seven children, aged three to 13: Mrs. Garry Finlayson, Wabizoon. her deuchter, Betty Huckell. Wabi- eon; Mrs. Huckell’s two-year- ad child

OWNERS SURVIVE

“Mr and Mrs. Cyril Lobreau a Dryden. the boat owners, @irvived. Both were taken to fecpital. Mr. Lebreau was re- (eased Monday. His wife, Shir- ley. remained. She was under sedation and complaining of a @ore back.

The bodies ef Mrs. Huckell

;

ASTER IRN tT” a i A free oI

ai CTON - Two January to June is 15 inches i et be them below ‘normal. Halifax County four miles long and three-quar- TePOrts the driest conditions in

convention in Windsor, Ont., of the Natiénal-Junior Cham-

ment, Industry Minister Drury tol@ the Commons the govern- ment is setting up a $10,000,000 loan fund to help smal auto parts firms finance the exten- sions needed to give them the ‘full benefits of increased pro- the auto pact.

This pace, in essence, elimi- mates auto tariffs and merges

the Canadian and US. ‘auto in-'

dustries into one economic unit.

Jazz Rendleatiir Dies In Nevada

LAS VEGAS. Nev. ‘AP) — |Bandleader Loring ‘Red) Nich- ols, who turned a baton and a trumpet into some of jazz mu- sic’s greatest moments. died of a heart attack Monday. He was oO.

Nichols was stricken at his motel and pronounced dead on arrival at Southern Nevada Me- morial Hospital.

He had been performing “nightly at the Mint Hotel Casino.

of a mile wide—were rag- More than a century.

control in New Bruns- ‘Since June 14 some parts of as Nova Scotia, particularly Hali-

n- | fax County, had less than three ‘~fuches of rain:-Fourteen- _< A blaze which spra | consecutive sunshine has

L sceamotanen at Foteinen tid the woods. Rivers, lakes, and

ing. miles northeast Streams are at their lowest

over a level in years.

matter of PD. A. Wolstenholme, director

said of New Brunswick's forest fire ©

service, described extremely egiths |

#0-mile-an-hour tion -as “extremely: ”

way Shipping

delegates representing their “

respective communities. spacecraft ee nt re spokesman

a

Astronauts Charles

men ¥ Deputy project manager Ken- meth Kieinnecht said one experi- ,ment still under consideration /fequires a space walk. He said

In the long term it is expected adapter (rear) section.

to add 10,000 jobs in Canada. Hardwood Ridge.

But in the short haul it will re- A smaller fire was burning wiibiien nae \—Ship- | POfore re - entry, an astronaut

quire extensive revisions of pro- %t of control in an area estim. _MESSENA, N.Y. (AP)—Ship- would have to leave his ship, re- ated at less than 10 acres at Pink ‘in the St. Lawrence Se&- \trieyve the device and bring it

into the cabin, Kleinnecht said. Exterior devices are used to measure space radiation or to

duction lines.

CREATE FUND

Mr. MacEachen said the gov- ernment has earmarked $5,000,- 000 for the wage program. te be known as TAB. — transi: tional assistance benefit.

For most auto workers, TAB. will replace S.U.B.—the supple- mentary unemployment benefits provided in union contracts with the big auto firms and large parts makers. The T.A.B. pay- ment is slightly higher than S.U.B. by about $3 weekly on an average.

The auto firms will be asked f to pay to the government the amount of SUB. that they would have been required to pay if the federal T.A.B. plan had not been introduced.

In the case of Ford, an esti- mated 1,200 of the 1,600 workers to be laid off would qualify for $.U_B. benefits Thus Ford would pay $525,008 of the $700,- 009 its layoff is expected to junder T.A-B.

Bald Mountain, Victoria , Way got off to a cool start in helicopter cunepnea! firetigke. April because of ice conditions, to the scene Monday after- but U.S. seaway administrator

was unable te land in the Joseph H. McCann says things

later’ reached the are warming up now. Tonnage |

foot. The fire moved during April and May

in clash and smail' was about 8,400,000 below the ‘1964 figure, he said.

Also to be carried in the adopter section will be an elec- trohic pod that air force Maj. |Cooper and navy Lt.-Cmdr. Con- rad will use to practise orbital Tendezvous. It will be ejected

ond revolution.

The pod carries a radar hom- ling device and two flashing lights. The pod is about three feet wide and weighs about 9 ‘ pounds. - a

LONDON (AP)—US. pilot Benjamin Games, 41, arrived here Monday after a hair- raising solo flight across the

| Atlantic during whith he is believed to have set three rec- ords for single-engined am- | phibious planes.

| land “I'm not a professional pi- | lot,” said Games..“I'm a sort | of ‘professional amateur.” | His” mission was to bring the small flying boat:here for . Australian William Riley.

said Monday a brief space walk V's Air Force Base 30 may be added to the Gemini 5 *”9-

i August. } E mission in Augu i , and a crew of 10 de-| Minister Gordon's budget, is de- |

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A’ big Pan American 707 jet air-

Space Walk | eee caught fire on takeoff Mon- DISALLOW EXPENSES

day and pieces of the right wing

miles

3 newspapers and magazines.

It provides that advertising

- ; ‘Considered | and an engine rained down ee any publication j ; _4 south- of--San- Francisco before | aimed at Canadian market | ;

HOUSTON (AP)—A manned ii, plane landed. tev at 2 loan sth an scene of fighting with

foreign ownership be disallowed *

as a deductible tax expense.

The proposal, part of Finance

zines ‘ against foreign competi-

JS-per-cent |

NEW DELHI (AP)— agreed to vacate two posts in the Rann of 1

-» April; -authesitativ: icated here Monda Pakistan will als three posts it is now The sources said t jable arrangement wa at as a result of negot

| “Pieces .. . are scattered all | ever the city,” | There were no reports of prop-| the experiment uses a device at-| erty damage or of tached to the spac ecraft’s} ground being hurt. ;

Since the adapter is jettisoned | s,iq the outboard right engi

‘ef the plane began to disinte-, |San Francisco International Air-

record micrometorite impacts. |

-long and many emergency fa-|

into the line of flight on the sec- the plane landed.

_HAIR-RAISING FLIGHT MADE ACROSS ATLANTIC

{tion and to guard against for- | British Prime Minist | ign takeovers of Canadiae who intervenéd in an ;

Ax indicated Friday when Mr. |RTiNE. the two, count e

Parliament were received here ;

Snes a a

At A Glance owe “are Nearing tl

ithe road and an ann jis likely in the next tw days,”’ a spokesman s

The acceptance of t Proposals would res formal acceptance of fire, to be followed by drawal of forces to

:

said police. |*

An official spokes

anyone on the | Wilson's “latest |

A Pan American spokesman’

ne grate shortly after takeoff from | By THE CANADIAN PRESS

MONDAY, June 28, 1965 The. Commons gave final approval to the government's controversial tax legislation affecting magazines and daily Rewspapers. } ier . came after the | s iberals defeated 102 to 78 an will be followed NDP motion to refer the ma- \of officials of Sela gazine clause back to commit- | an effort te demarcat tee of the whole for recon dary.

Labor Minister MacEachen | N. Vie 7 Ni |Has Prote

On Bomb)

gram to compensate Canadian HONG KONG (Ri

. Capt. Charles Kines of, Danville, Calif.. was in com- mand.

The spokesman said the right | wing was on fire when it was | decided to try for a landing at Travis, where the runways are

cilities are available.

Automatic equipment doused fire, however, before the

The plane landed 34 minutes, after takeoff. The passengers debarked by sliding down the ‘plane's emergency chute.

| auto workers temporarily laid off because of the Canada

U.S. auto pact.

Industry Minister Drury an- mounced establishment of a $10,000,000 loan fund to help small auto parts firms te fi-

Bance extensions. ‘

Games left Indiana on June The C North Viet Nam hay ommons approved

18 and flew out of Boston the | 19 5er-cent increase in war ene to the Ini

next day. From St. Pierre | veterans allowances retroac. C°™T®! Commission a

bombing of its popula economic establishm fishing boats by U-S Monday, the New Ci agency reported from

The agency said ti

he nosed into Narsarssuak, | Greenland, with fuel for only 30 minutes left in his tank. He said he encountered at times temperatures of 41 de-_

tive to last Sept. 1.

Senator M. Grattan O'Leary (PC — Ontario), chairman of the royal. commission on pub- dications, said the exemption

Games flew the four-seater grees below zero granted’ Time and Reader’ : - = | from Elkhart, Ind., via Bos- “On top of everything else,” Digest in the magazine legis. 45 lodged by the cl coker "sare St. Pierre Mi- be went on,-“I got sick on | lation was due to pressure liaison mission of th : ° Newfoundland... ome ' from ngton Viet Nam people's }}..Greenland, Iceland and Scot- Bad feud ot Narsate — 5 @ommand im an ‘a

suak. But I was-up in the -str—- ¥

by this time, there was an- TUESDAY, June 29

other “ice storm and, well, I | The Commons meets at

had to press on.” | 2:30 p.m. to consider interim The International ¢ He... said he . landed. next |. S™PPly_ and other unfunished Commission includes

at Julianehaab, Greenland, business. The Senate sits at 3 tatives of Canada, Ind

_where he refueled. p.m. land.

sage to the chairman | trol commission.

Mr. Lobreau said in an in- bathing suit. Shirley had terview Monday after trying to daten and a blouse.” “He delivered it all right,” Then came the worse part,” : steer his craft inte the wind. it Both stumbled. Wood-covered, said Riley, “but what a flight. said Games, “fying in a cold | e tipped. He grabbed his wife— from the bush inte Bonny Bay It's one of the most exciting like I've never felt before. I | Py ee ae ned C. flights I ever heard of . landed next beside a rock orion epor her out of the cabin. “My wife was bleeding from “From what I-—can tefl, called Kususuk, and right’ be- : “It just happened so quickly a bunch of holes in her leg. I'd Ben's broken three wi rec- side it was an iceberg.” . I don't remember anyone say- a gash right to the bone in one | ords for this type of plane. Gassup UP. he then flew / ing anything” ==» and we were bloodied ail BELIEVE RECORD. — oes 10 OV t He said he got his wife be “Or id the “He flew 1,090 miles non. tween two rows of oil drums a eee ae a , <a stop from Boston to St. Pierre FLIES BLIND that supported the houseboat by himself, his Seeth in 11 hours 30 minutes. We'll “I was pretty much flying _ OTTAWA (CP) — The Dorion|been received by tt and they rode to shore. They 22° oad their font = have to have all this con. blind by then,” explained the TePort on allegations of at- ment were in the lake for about an rag ® fect by firmed, but I think the previ- pilot, a US. air force pilot bribery and coercion Once cabinet decid hour. = ae was powered by on 18 ous long-distance solo flight from the Second World War %8ainst “ministerial aides was ling the report, it ii WAVES COME OVER horsepower motor for this sort of plane was 899 «and the Korean war, “but ‘urned over to acting Prime that copies will be “asd the w 12 feet hiak Police said the | io on the miles.” somehow I got through.” Minister Martin late Monday.‘ MPs. . ; oat a beal—-el releted—were fishi Games flew a lake LA-4 sin- In Washington, the National An official in the prime min- The report has be ye me Sent ‘enieliélas os tba Geen ~~ gle pusher. flying boat. Aeronautic Association said |'tet’s office said the federal hands of translators ile and a half through bush hit Riley said the second rec- the flight would not stand as (Cabinet will meet Tuesday ers for several week as Dryden Paper Company sat- ord set by Games was one of an official record of any kind, ™Orming to discuss publication im the Commons, wanna the Sieakes fn 4 . seven hours 15 minutes for since it was not monitored by | ot the report and tabling of it in Leader Thefenbaker was flosting upside dows. a the 840-mile flight from .Reyk- the NAA or any other part of , ‘¢_ Commons. Martin whether INSIDE TODAY Reports of damage were wide. GC : : ~ javik, Iceland. to Prestwick, the International Aeronautic | The report. signed by Chief prime minister coul i ‘6 Gis un, > Qua. Bek nb a oa | Scotland. He said he was cer. Federation. Justice pepani 7a the coebager stories | Classified _........ i tain the previous record for NAA said the Quebec Superior ; was Justice Dorion’s repor |. Sethe Bpald oeccce se 27 lait to. ae oan WARMING UP AFTER LONG RIDE this distance was 11 hours 4 distance solo record ter this ‘over by commission made available at 4 Comite o..-seeneeeee---- Hy | Seted Trees were smashed an | | minutes. type of aircraft is 953 miles, Counsel Andre Desjardins and day. Wemen’s ...............- utility Tin | _Tan MeGlon, Il-year-old because of rain. He wandered The third record was one of Set last Sept. 2 by George t.. |Mr. Martin in turn gave it to Did that mean it + Sport ......,...-..00..--. I. b - A police mae man said “a | S¥tiney, Australia schestbny, out to the airport. saw the jet. | low altitude. Hunt, also in a Lake LA4, on |*h¢ Acting clerk @f the Privy |tabied in the Comn | Fimamee. markets ........ teen tike a tornade here.” @rinks bot coffee at Manila ‘Climbed into the cargo hold | “Because of ice storms and 8 flight from Reykjavik te Council. after a suriimer reei ORD. cscs ecverccics ‘ Somes Airport efter q 204 fell asleep. The plane few | Teally foul weather, he had to Belfast, Ireland. Official handing over of the re. start shout Wedne: as ane roar’ be de od International a. from Sydney to Manila. Mon- | fly over long distances right The agency has no recorq Pt Cceurred just before 4:45 Diefenbaker asked. RB Sy OS ee eer ae tecn| ran Gates eos tat Sr"aniee hte MN | lwo the eames Uuchsghegry inthe aren fiw! _'bn, afte, Commons. diy Me" Marin Sit Prince County «@ from a hangar and blows 400 said he left home to play foot- jet. (AP Wirephots ratio ing it at times. altitude fight. the nl : . During basis for the via question period, Mr. Martin wouldn't be tabled feet. | ball. The game was called off from Manila). i had said. the report had not yet cess, f % [ : 4 = : . a en