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Council Recgives Delegqfignsl Parish Priest . HOUSE VOTES 163 To l6 Find Brief Have Good Points M T'9"'5h 0'”

on of we Pm! . Ca n acla Co u nc ii is Given

himself as being well pleased with tatl the presentation of three briefs Mr. Matheson felt that the Gov. Parish Priest at Tignlsh for the brought before the Executive ernment would implement some of lint 5 years. died at the Char- CWIICU Yesterday afternoon. the recommendations soon whlls lottetown Hospital last night.

He was born at Indian River.

The three organizations repre other points raised may take some , P.E.I. May 26th 1881. and was ordained at Sourls. October 25th. 1908. where he was stationed as

Arabs Press For New UN Debate On Middle East

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CP1 Arab delegates, impatient at In- rael's continued delay on with- drawing her troops froln the Gun Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba area. Thursday night were reported pressing for a new Middle East debate in the United Nations Gen- eral Assembly Friday.

There was some doubt. however. as to whether the assembly would be able to take up the deadlocked dispute. Earlier Thursday the as- semhly's steering committee voted down a Russian attempt to get the assembly itself to take up Russia's latest charges of American ag- gression, but in the afternoon the Algerian question was pit on the agenda for Friday morning's as sembly meeting.

Algeria was to have been tie- bated Thursday. but a number ol sponso in. delegations asked more time to consult on combining the two resolutions passed by the P0- lltlcal committee Wednesday. Should the resulting resolution open up a new debate on the French North African revolt. the Middle East question could be put off indefinitely.

and District Labour Council, The scrutiny. Final enactment. has Prince Edward island Business said, would depend on public de- glltiln Proggsional Kpmen and the mend.

r ce war and Teln . um. pmmuong W TEMPERANCE altlnr

Dealing with each delegation The Temperance Federation was separately. the Premier said the lcpresented by R.M. MacCaul. Al- brief of the Business and Profes- bany Rev. Howard Chrlstle, slonal Women was well prepared Charlottetown; Gordon MacMlllan. and well presented. Cornwall and Colin Waugh. Bed- EOUAL PAY eque.

The main point emphasized was The Federation in a verbal ore- that professional women receive sentation expressed a desire to equal pay for equal work with have temperance education taught their male counterparts, Mr. Ma- in the public schools of the Prov- theson said he had no idea how ince. They said their orgnnizatlon many people would be affected by was of the opinion that , ranca such legislation. could not be legislated but it

Before such information could could be taught. be obtained. he laid it would pro The committee asked that the bably require the appointment of Government give consideration in a commission. At the same time he the inclusion of a grant for the noted that commissions cost money. carrying out of this educational However he indicated that the program.

Government was sympathetic to Commenting on the temperance the women's petition and a pro- presentation. Premier Mstheson limlnary survey would probably said. "I am very much in favor show whether the appointment of of the recommendations lnade by a commission were warranted or the Federation and the Govern- not. mellt will give consideration of LABOR BRIEF having an allotment made for this

"I was very much impressed purpose. with the Labor presentation," The Premier said the Allotment said the Premier. "1 am son'y if agreed to would be made to that we did not have sufficient the Temperance Federation who time to go into the matter more would carry out the program of fully but the door will be left open education in the schools of the to consider points that may arise .Province.

seated were: The Charlottetown time and be subject to careful Curate for a time immediately

following his ordination. Prior to his awointment in 193! as Parish

:'v';:":': . l . y A Social Credit Group and Two V Que. Independents Opposed

completed last night.

oT'rswA (CF) C The proposed ads." but not the method. - Canada Cnuncll, foster-body for Social Credlterl. he said. 1111' the arts in Calnadtal. was fllpplgved agraeee with: the way the council

' l om- lng se up. A

:',.,f.:"c'” T Us By y e "We want to know touwhom The House voted 163 to 16 for is to be responsible. in second reading of a bill sponsored l')"e0"'3Y '5 w P9 "'”d- 1' glggiddgl by Prime Minister St. Laurent to v 35 59019 "WWW? ' establish the council and give it "Wed 11- ' Wlmcal W" b""- a Il00.000.000 purse for its opera- dl5K",l,59d "559? 9” d0P3,"' "'1 tlons. Opposing were the Social ""3 . Credit group and two Quebec in- dependents. be u h ded R . I. F The 21-mem r counc . ea as on by a salaried, full-time ale. . , . PS 0' :dltll00il:l0l)liel.clIllilI's,l';1eall1dnti?l-lng fig Munlclpalltles l'l:l.ll'el'l;llllle05d'aOllld cdliotherm-:5'iI).300.' OHAWA (CF) Ti Fm”'" Mm 000 to invest, using the income ister Han-its virtunly rejected lug to promote the arts and humnnls gestions that the federal govern- ltlfzrd through scholarships a mem make capim loan! to mug of Canadian Clubs, at which Col- " wmirm Hamilton (pc .. Not”. niclpallties at low interest rates. onel Flemming was guest speakcr. Dame-de-Grace) attacked the pro- He disagreed in the Commons that the snow would end during posed method for financing the Wm. Mich”; sun (PC.0ntgrIo) the evening and that tempera council as "windfall budgeting" 0.. the reign" mm-"1 rum

'"""- '"”"'"'5 "W "e""'3 "' REBELS CONTROL TOWN Describes German Plan For and "a piece of cynical oprortun- charged in Canada and the United

Southern Ontario. would drop. BUDAPEST (AP. gg Runny. ism." a state; for municipal loans and de-

Heavy Snow in Southern Ontario

TORONTO (CP) - A sudden snowstorm struck a wide area of Southern Ontario Thursday, caus- ing traffic snarls and a series of minor accidents.

Hamilton was one of the hard- est-hlt cities with more than 10 inches but all bus routes were op erating.

The storm extended from west of Braatford to east of Toronto and north to North Bay.

Toronto had more than five inches but the fall eased up late in the day. easing fears of a major traffic tie-up during the evening rush-hour.

The weather office at Toronto blamed the storm on a slow-mov- ing weather disturbance centred

week. But with the possibility oi the Middle East debate reopening he decided to wait until nlid-day Friday at laast. and said he would stay on should the Israoli-!:gyp- tiaa dispute coma up.

Bank interest a At Record High

COLONEL Peter Fleming, 0. south of Lake Erie. It predicted BE" cm" with Mm Frnk Cur-

Macxlnnon. prior to the dinner meeting of the P.E.l. Association

its (center) and Mrs. (Dr.) Frank

Provincial Public Schools

- a He said that, for the grants for bemm-es, orrrawa (GP) - The BIIII on r'r---:-- Communm "NH" ''1"""''' ' f ' uni ersity buildings and equlv- n l i c M. Starr. he id ch... interestratoaoaredtoan E - - B d A - t d cm..." WIN5 glllnrzggymthgeaggn-olfegwgm Invaslon o Britain in 1940 me; H M be WWW to It iivgbggmg mg" mumwfg lllvrocldulted four per cent this 0 ROME (R'"'"” T Ch”"” keny nearly sis months after the . 1 Fl - dd th .1 give the council outright control 1,0"-ow on 3., us, muggy mukg week, tag but fqpoftgd -mu", Chaplin succeeded Thursday in ' The German failuretolaunch on Co. emmlng s e man of its money. beau” mum" "ta me" .11.

getting a Home court to ban an Ruma" Army "uwhd B"d'p”' attack against Britain between reasons why the 6917118115 did 110i gut the schollnm 5 "4 awn-4, Canal. Italian version of four movie lI9her'emaV:2s 2'; 35:3: ogevflls May-SeptemberAll9-to was more sig- invadeuthe Eritlish plslhes wer: tt;le- would be made mp g continuum ggirmmd uhd -whet”, shorts he made from 1918 to 1923. Mhung lllflcant than 1 their other lviv.- cagse eywiid, "5. in” 3' fver' basis involving relatively smaller the government planned to entan- ii?.."'"u...”' "'3 "”i”i'.S'fi"”"ii' rmmvl i3l.'.2"o”l?'lE” .53ih..'Z'i':'.hf 5;? i?.o.ll'.ii'i...Si"L'lv3.. .31. hi? 'ncl sum;-nd ;";"'d,,'Je '",Ne" w "m gish - fggdggom which m;"'c'W 110 I Du e er e . - - .. - ' . t scru n 0 ar amen. ties cou rrowamoun neces- four shorts without his permis- Charles Wheeler. elected in ulnr meeting of the P.E.I. Assocla- that the German lnvaslon fleet as; AGREI: IN PRlNClPLE San, for "mu! warn 3t '0' slon and exhibited them with "a 1956 .ts the first sculptor to be- tion of Canadian Clubs at the Chal'- semblcd on the European coast be P! Mi l w N La rem he mm. of ham". mstud of ha, spoken accompaniment and solne come pl sident of Britain's Royal lottetown Hotel last evenlng. Dr. lecelved a severe ammcrlng rme no I' - I1 mwlng in an US. lt huh mar".

'- 1 , F llk M Ki ided. from the R.A.F. - said had described succession Nd", nquwcni Acldemh (minded In 7” " ac Mon pres CHANGE PLANS duties from the estates of certain '”It;:: ""113 "M be ban”.

The speaker said the ;rigin:ll financiers as a "wind! " useful mm. invasion plan of the Germans ".all- in setting up the council. It would t

ed for the use of 40 divisions enable it to operate independt ' : ;

' but this was later reduced to nine of Parliament. I”'t"' um" Pmeu ( Peg: .

, g I infantry divisions and two all "One would have thought there Titty ulzhahfg gnaw?” ' c . vlsions..Jt was antlclnat- is somdmng wicked about that gumelwnlgn .w 1 Hr

.. . ;:l:tilIvI:l'ei-IIII: iv; "3-4"" ' ",”'Si'"':'” i i "do legdtllha it would take clevien jays House of Commons." ilfr. Hamli- Id. Ind by new. ad. ", ” - '"""""- ueen Docks At Halifax PE225?vt':W:::..:::'::re.”:: o:""vmam- m '"9'"' W "3'"”3 'N"l"d- . . . two divisions every four days. removed the council "in large ":2: Hum replied ” 1. M an

01-"En nu-"E. v Col. Flemming is not only a sol- menu"; from 211;. scrutiny of Pun gwemmun mum” to rm."

day. Previous record of 8.97 was repokrtsd Jan. 17 and equalled last vi

ee The bank's rate is fixed at one- qusrter of one per cent above tbs week's average treasury bill rats hicb this

A Public Schools Examining of pupils of grade ten within the Board for the Province of Prince Province and shall provide for and Edward Island was t ”' i T by ' i' the ' ” of order-in-council yesterday. The grades eleven and twelve which members of the Board who will shall be set by the Atlantic Prov- elcct their own chairman are: inces Examining Board.

Gordon Bennett. Malcolm Mac- The Board will carry out all the Kenaie, Millar MacFadyen. Elmer functions of an examining board Plnaau and Sister St. Mary and shall select and direct the Charles. setters of the grade tell examin-

Tha Board. subject to the dl- ations. it will also direct the sat- landv rection of the Minister. shall pro- ters of grade eleven and twdvs vide for the setting and examining examinations.

The Board will review all pap-

' i but one of Britain's foremost uamenz, A Guard of H , up strong am 1. m (.1, g It ill be the Board' d 1. HALIFAX (CP) -- Six tugs left by plane. other trains were when the slllp was edged close dler -p wy "mm" mm... or um; 9; gm MU thanngrlirnm Edward :"ii3..u food pl:n.t'at advia: and make "Yul:.lIdIOd the li:Vg:1tIl,"Iullal'f::: toAlea;'er ;oll;l;y. at '0 a to theApi:fm:lnlic;n::;it::ce'gec;:9l:5; ggtiagttvcfolslmetgdrezergwldain 131: m:l:?:;0i:e-'ltI)0lo.:Ii:Chsoigfl Cr me mmmumh. nsalrncnt will This matter will undoubtedly no- to the Minister in us b 9”" - ""'”"' . bj t fGermany'I proposed In- g u. on or ill bill, onluran cram. M W...” '5. H" "mm, mg". cu" eo"mu.u' dhwmm chm". m Wu” which 5:4" h. hr berm u an moo-foot R-W." lhhtecshefs tvhismcdllzlltinnllg digit cleari:"t.'o tll::;lg(l::likc llhsizfl and the British counter :,ry:1chnl,l:r deszrihedsas "thee need West Germany expects to pro-

Thursday and eager university

in tenant Governor Prowss arrl the H be! it clos . ed b th Minist . Th . l "I 0"" on u wpmv y e at ' students secured the ship with worker natti-U. dressed in over- vessel which dwarfed the eight- plans. to encourage the arts and to in .15i0.tll:.0::t l'tJI)s'm3io

st2.tltp.m.toopenth secod Ath imrtt tf Board illdetrnline amition ' ' . session of on call ' " miwmlgmtpolsmthpamhegwouhlut sues slid -Heel-mine-hon!"-W1" ""'” h"''" M" "' "" "' 0"” Wm” "M "d ll" "M M. ll?-yedlN'i" bsamkulin llllmslliileiili colIl.llieste?rllll'sg8hl1l)l-ilciesiolllhTrill ellhnhl. '”d"” '"M”"' "m' M” C" ” arm" ' Th. mm” 0' u M” to mum” to an mm d "We of null" nuedwgwork llllsdllmgaidge-d,lll:ell, trllhceks"ll.sne(,l at: m:n:uvred a gngplank into 11'd9P9'1d9"i l"'lUd"- P3" P7 W”

boro

pl-lnlnslsdstslluu tructiontudhndbebased -wvedom

and east of this part 0fcol'lI!.l Trans- -do the: .work covered in til dilmted IND IMI "II Prel- oo csnsd'sm will lik.:l31y'!ul: during the year. 3:! at” 1:15 iemwuogteggo 00418 Ilinllter rumba-s fillio Board who P I '''''l”

ms. on "1", ,,g,,, M muumf: wlul olllysr ships out use the port

AMINDHIN." lducatio shall serve withoi " Ntw additional! renunlerati but shall cmpmu "M an me

Mr. and incl-ear Nee”. tnv.mn' or ,,u,' up-, locals affiliated with the Hall- I!

. f 1 1 ll rmed at this time W" PM W" without "m"''' one ":9 W" "ken "how by new Iliad vfall lloclvaetedaall over the coun-

of the longshore turned to his ards and the ship's junior officers ' a

buddy and said: "Give him the and picked up at the clock by '3'-

key Charlie so he can get tbs crews and trucks of the Canadian COUNTRY ALLEN-ED

s h I all": ilglui chum am mt "I" N'"0nTr:;l"Yh.g:IJ A fu:'u::::E The ”Bogey" of air-borne invas- call for additional changes in the ' lino.) agreed to refuse to en l-en er e ey. left 0 '0W11 - t of um" the

I-llsimy Traffic Act. A r ,.,.T.';, B”'"i- my other """"" dock the shill or handle her c-rso. ,',.9,','l,,:”3mf:f,.y”".';7; we fmn, finer-g OTTAWA (CP) - increased so- should be so or sltzc-CFmont1Iww of "'u"l9d 'm"'dm9"i9 We" 81 ofanyyear by the lwniaterwvlrl Memben ”' aw 1."d':'pe"de"' 7 the speaker declared. Everyone 0'31 sewmy Pe"9l"3 l”d'-'dl"3 .S""ley KMM") mid T "9, contained in the International 9,." "H the Vacancies 11,. an Longshore 's Assoclatlon are Ca M P S expecmd,m.in,,,dedl01,,,,d.,, ms higher old age pensions. will be nlpeg North Centre t. t. o aim. Railway ll-otharboods brief pro- 0, mm, 30.", m," ',,n,-. mm on strike at east coast United V - - own p3,,m,,m. "won 0, me co”. the feature of the governments tion Health Minister Mar In o

seated to the Executive Councll m. States ports from Maine to Vlls 1957-58 budget, it was learned au- report but was shut off. ”"" "1"" '00- lli)ilel.(l:lultI0bl:d'mllillIid(9l?7 or th M limo 3'" M1" C"”Pb”" '””' mllltlel-2: Conviction that the an. thoritatively Thursday. Mr- Knowles "141 3 f5 '"""'”

Q C i .. - - t would 1”, "1, to pull , ul , mm, at. ..g.-'ll... my 9.3 effect on the A d A r H h . M b f "ed to capital,” No major cuts in personal or in the ssoamontb paymen pug” of u. Hm;-I Em: Wm . He said I g folloxrihll their l?eavy reverse cul. corporation taxes are nlnlsioned be an insult to the l!00d 113"”

to transport baggage from the position after some difficultY- ""9 W” ""de "p M me qr" 0 ship to the immigration shed. The ship's 400-tons of general glad HS!-Wong (;::nBdlIgnot;l:ltSrl:::. e when the motors starter ground cargo was left on board. but 1188- 9 ”"'e "5 " m '

Changing conditions ed volume or tram: win no doubt fax Longshoromelrs Association

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mm '""'l "1 m9 c'””"” the Conservative xovtmmenfs hope to expand our program som9' Battered Carrier budget on which the Liberal

-- de no ugh ugh; 5. 3.". up on nun." pnuinhz . the arrival of the Queen Elizabeth p ,.I ," Nd U i ,- . 4 Dunkirk, "d ",3 by there likely will be reductions of Canada. Mr. Martin ma

5'' .' u 1. by g'3:"',"d"'"-,”."""'"l ”'gmo'u: labor Party wun :g:d'::edl:c:t ?”pcr:m'.'un" .lm Egg”-:wIAslan((isPl:lceil.l'lhers ofrlillcz and Althofzh I l::l:ll'e'::.::";1;:"l?:E"l "E?-"idmemn 1. mTl:c.E:e-bldcctlon budget. which resprlglaker Rene Beaudoln ruled LIGILATIG fora during this: year and I50 U. K. By'Cl9dion mm " unndy mngemnnkll the Hou"uIMmICom"wn' were joined gglllfinlcg elwthlll?tw,e.'l,l taoll goqlgalkliglileonncdl IlEl?dln1liilKw8;er:ll0lil to: may cvnge down fgwardsl illle etI.t'l that Mr; K1lt:lt;l9:;"an1'9T:::m::

In View at the laulull or Q cgnun "It may be that she is ony be ; - V . ' . - " ii of Marc or ear Aprl .a.-lo s,conlnlen ra e

"' 33”” ""113" ll 0312” .57 I mat deiltlaz DONDON tlteutersl-Tho Lana ”"'"""" ”' ”""' ”'''"5, d'""''' Chlrlottgfvlllnexlr nl1::'lI1et lliellilrclhl:vlmhl:u':lbllllsmsll-'ecLE:i hlschhlllhlldd i'1Ti'lm:l'lEl:g2.ol(,::lIl.. 70" lflkely '10 rnermruncebsmlaxnllons lnltlgvglmbgvr "" "9" ” '"”""' an 1 mt an 'm -0 am” In alumna. may Thumny "mm "mm" tllt:a.l'-.tl,rl'l,el ta,ll.d lvzlllcdllmwilleeintlgrz Elle Thursday night at the lllfllInlJli'.'BKll9 of Canada. We can fairly wcould bcemthel nucleus of a it is 'understood payment M

,, . sbdnuraalaw J: h&wu Ind1pt&i.edo(t!I;!h1.r seat in the songs Ltllndon blllbllfh ',,'.:f,,:""' ”'" "'"d""' M mum lllhl"sellalo'C'hl:oylegl?lhollvhChicfAdl vim-" . D I regime hopes to return to new use Pension! 1"" "M9 "”''"'d P

t more ' I" ”' ""'"' LN" "m '' ' y" i " ' tk l (1 ft lb ll. ,u can k". M .c rrie and Mr. M redlthh d r J l . Liberal members'bc disabled. the blind and vet mm 'm '”m'.. . Nnhul Hum. hmnnc. "0. "ml iiuerliaollnlllu 5 g .d! the illtcre: The rCharlot:le::rv:rll,edeleergation in lunch Tllursday with Mre. Macbcgn Maggle U9 n llllcrlll rlgliflrllelic to have been tip erans.

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dy that this cause of coa-

It was the Conservative admin. . . . - a 1 till solne doubt mrauonvs Hm bydecum dd” MDoae"m porfhutevcdorcs stood idle cull. gh ltillltlcttatwll-til? !rlle'lhesot.':ndhlrlll),h.s 'tlIudt'h(ll gtllll Hahfax Today ljledinnlilg lttlmas V:'sedrllcels.dal;'f whnlleelrle it Swill be extended to 'i"'”' " "m "M "' W''''' '' as lhenshgoolon liner (locked and has Association” are: Mull ilucstion riod Mr Mulholland x CPl -rh l h l 0" Pensions they are reported family "'"""'"c"- 7"” ”"”"" 1951. ' ' ' ' ' g . i H i 1Hl.ll'l ' I - e sorrn- a - ' 3,, gm l uoo.ooo,ooo s ycnr. Result 01 Tl'uI'8dIl&''I wlllns sl:enI'gnelro:dboh:fl fldlrnhaend lgdlhldlhzhhsddduelggilllavemhhd ti-llldmlr. llhgglhdhchleh "'":i' ""'"",' ;::":;'a,'::,f,I'd"'f,';'Il hhtitllgl bvrvlelll u:Vl':alhetlicwl:lhfem- Th: 340-a-month tpexislledvlg was: 1 with Mr! " I r . r 5 up i is at presen r v M." Mudermoh uhmhuf York, ontraal and other North Jack Meredith with him in the Parliamentary term m M, mm "H, deck mad 0, mini does in this ield w ell men

A much talked of Prftllct it sidsrabla debate. -J4 . rltaln e s les o ove . . , . .... . B' ' T II All' FM 5"; Narmn F'm'"' c””"" MAn"Ia1secic.nalctlIt'iaelll' was scheduled to resspondepuhnag ul,l11l:lGGu:f;ldC':n:)fN).'l.. ll?l!flmhi:8n.L 5"" him "Mr" is due M ”mVe b'l:,5i:riilm3.:d"nc:drhm that the whxnillbrlhasennllf 85 a month

ti l7,4os; Mls leli G h on in today after I . h fede I treaslm To Cut Down On NATO Force .259. .....,;.f.1..”em”;,-at-e-ui"”'”a-i. 43......" '3 .233 :.".'."..."..-2:-'.' ':l'::".'....::.'.'-.. -cm 2.-.::1."':. ;:.;.2:..'r:. .fgg.w;g- ' bor ma iy-. . ' I ' ' ' , Atlantic. g thly would requ . .- .”;.. .:"" W - '"" " " '1'” 5”” "'"""" i"”' C'”" ”""' ”"'”' :.".::..::"”:?.:..'.:::' no Ill ty