Olza Have, 10. is introduced

to

Jeanie by their mother. Mrs. Anthony llace of Toronto. at Toronto International Airport. Wh escaped three years ago the weather was so had that they decided

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«. ', A 1 c .. . . ,. FORMER YUGOSLAV FAMILY REUNITED to leave Olga. then 7, behind. I

Last January the Yugoslav government iSsuod Olga a i

paper the department told her her IS-month-old sister father that She W35 “'99 ‘0 come. (CP Wirephotoi

thld. Damage Reports IBeginning lo trickle In

ﬁshery shore installations from water the storm over the weekend be- and a road was washed away r mm gan to trickle in 85 high winds and two nearby fish stages and pe. V abated. rices “ere Heaviest that packed winds as 'iigh as 80 were able to DU“ 8 miles per hour were the north. onto the land before the storm east ‘pounded by mountainous ‘seas

Pat Antle. secretary-manager “‘3 g9“ des‘myed'

‘ian government has collapsed

ithe military and police. | Dissident and student groups said. how-i lever. they planned new demon- th ‘strations later in the week. The collapse ‘march to the palace of Presi- dent. Phan K'iac Suu. monial chief of state. brought ever.

1Tran Van Huang, Wednesday. . ‘ olitical crisis. Huong warned only fraCllonally bill there were vincial police while on duty ini dissidents Saturday his govern- gains of four per cent in prices.l.afleche police headquarters ment would use force, if neces- for sary.

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues, Nov. 10. 1964. telothlns. 91mins. and tobaccol

and alcohol. t The bureau of statistics Fri“ i day placed the October index at 135.6 points compared withl 133.6 a year earlier. The in Xi ased on 1949 prices equal- g 100

is b {lin . The DBS index of average; weekly wages and salaries wast 202.9 in August compared with‘ l194 a year earlier. a rise of

These shifts in prices were}

ST. JOHN'S Nfld. I'CP) — the north and nort’ieast coasts. . . ' , .. . ..reported by the bureau for the: Reports of heavy damage to At Heait s aimlrilraegael:i Semembemwocwber period:

was index dropped 1.3 132.7. P lower for loc‘. fresh fruit and vegetables. bee ,l H ‘Egregznai: fresh pork. eggs, sugar and cot-l

tee. Prices went up for 1m“.

Two fishermen at Deer Har- . ' ‘ ‘ ‘. . - “1 - f- h higher at 120.7 compared With. bnr‘ Tnmty Bay‘ had Hr ‘5 ‘ 119.4 in September; housing ad-l vanced slightly to 139.2 from were 141.6: health rose 1.6 per cent‘

The food

two smaller wharves were com-

hit by the storm pletely destroyed.

coast three days.

the Newfoundland Federa- At least three boats

ltion of Fishermen. said Sunday swamped at St. P'iillip's on the to 1704 from 167.7; recreationtthe job in this Lancashire cent. . . ‘ ‘ the expects to hear of manylnorth coast of the Avalon Pen- up to 151.1 from 150.9. ‘ front of a building at 213 L. gmore reports of damage alongl

t j S. . Demonsiaiion

5 Is Crushed i . 1 SAlGON rAp>—-A demonstra- HOIdS Steady T

insula as high seas beat them

Kon the long shallow beach. I No injuries have been re-‘_._____._._—_._.__\

Vie!I Nam ‘porte no to the storm. . d d . Police Sgt. ls Charged j

and alcohol up to 121.4 from} .2.

Price Index

. . , . MONTREAL (CP)—A police‘l .gtfmSoiilTanjzltngNggs rszfngit"? b jsergeant from suburban La-. ' ' 'r 1‘ ed in

For 06° er i23:35.21?..:::"..:t:.i......

to defraud the city of 515.000. OTTAWA -CPi~-Lower food. 5 . . . ergeant Gilles Malboeui. 39. a religious. political Priceshgffsjfl; ingggasgf fr“ Eggs-member of the Larilcciéedicrcet: . . .for three years, pea e not and 58””? m gztﬁlbrﬁém l[Ifi’(lf;liguilty to the charges and wast . _ Ema ’a‘n ‘ 5 fl) lordercd held Without hail pend-i "mm stead" l:mzh‘a"£m mm ing a preliminary hearing Novp the September me. 13' Th“ 0"0r'a" ind“ “as- him" Two other members of the La-i up 1"2 per cent fi‘om‘fleche force ’iave also been ar-l Premier‘october last yea... irested in the case and have:

formed last been suspended from the force.’ its first l

face of a show of force byt

a planned . the core-

government

through Over the year fwd prices rose‘ Malboeuf was arrested by pro-

h and personal caregFriday night.

healt He was charged with consplr-.

to halt demonstrations. and more than two per cent for

passport to Canada and she was supposed to arrive in September but Canadian im- migration officials held up. A day after the story ap- peared in a Toronto news-

Ailing Jap ; Premier Names l His Successor

From Reuters-AP

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y TOKYO tCP)-Hayato lkeda.i ailing Japanese premier. Mon-i day picked Eisaku Sato, 63. as.‘ his successor. acording to the1 semi-official Japanese National‘ Broadcasting Corporation NHK. Sato is a former trade andi industry minister and the younger brother of former Pre- mier Nobusuke Kishi.

NHK said lkeda announced.

66 - Wlth a termplan loan 1 put less money I . 1nto ﬁnancmg the choice when liberal Den -‘ ‘cratic party vice - preside); the car 99 its”? ——"T'—’ ited him at his bedside today. Negotiations for a single candl-L date from three top conicndcrs‘ had remained deadlocked dur- ing a series of party meetings’ Sunday.

Throughout a two-week period ‘ of party bickering. Sato had

First - beforeyou shop around - arrange with Royal Bank to ﬁnance in advance with a low-cost termplan loan. It puts buy~

rng power. bargaining power in your pocket. (With the money ‘rie?’ regarded as the “ms” you save. get that optional equipment you wantch) Fast service. ' 5"f::‘snfl-\ I (M ' ' ‘ 'a‘ Hill I a an

often within 24 hours. For any big purchase. lvnrmw ahead this businesslike way. . .

were State Minister lchiro Kano , and 'former foreign minister Finance in advance at “wher Fuj'yama

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On This Day We Pause and Remember Those of 3

Two World Conflicts Who

Died For Their Country.

GLORIA lADIES WEAR

Charlottetown

more than 4V2 per cent. ime h

1‘ ti'.‘ . MM! violations of rules and pro-

lobacco ‘K tre has been

to dolor him. 1b boy but

been involved in an altercation

with abzfuﬂdins superintendent on

shortly .

'llhe civilian complaint review board is made up of three den. uty police co ' s. Du‘r_

its inquiry it read the 1,6c3

to building 0 gngtﬁﬂg gﬂiammpﬁl POlICO Ofﬁcer 'i ‘ 't. am-i Etch almiiiey gulldln: lvu esu-i Is Cleared In mated 8' ' ' N.Y. Shooting

CHARGES FRAUD

The third charge was that her

. ‘ NEW YORK (AP) —- Police 1118

new”? é‘l’sdoigagd “:6 Lieut. Thomas R. Gilligan was P3893 0‘ “sumo” taken by the 1.9? If] 2, ' gtrug k has been cleared anew of fault Brand JUW- WNW hell'd 45 wit- “y o w": 1‘ saute: Phifl ' in the fatal shooting of a Negro "9339 - Landry mpg] out! that lipgaboy which touched off wide- . ad‘been sect and “other spread race rioting and vio- started in an attempt to get mule“? .here 1““ '“mmer' city to buy a fire truck and toy Gm‘ga“ already had been ab‘ hire more policemen. isolved byagrand jury of any

The city of Laﬂeche is undertcriminal liability..'llhe police do- Quebec government trusteeship.’ ngigﬂe'goirdcg'lgduun 311111111331"; [

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hams been dec m a mp lFriday Gilligan committed no a

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cedures" of the department. Deep Hutnne“ . in . (or m ‘

SUCKER WINS OUT .

' Various civil rights groups arthritic, rheumatic.or SALFORD, England iCP' — had demanded strong action Deep H6813” h 80 ' as it penetrates be] the skin's art-ca.

The Dandies—Alitter bins andlagainst the lieutenant. who h A fut-um brushes used by street cleaners l2?" ‘3: 5‘3“ lag? 3m“ Shortly where you but he e—are n the wa out. Now} er 9 0° ‘ .ling glowthat’sso Gm] r o y James Powell. 15, was shot in.: Stainless. Economm m taken over by176v-1 St Jul i . y 16, , M

C 19 3 n 9 3‘ 5. Gilligan said the youth swung}

monster vacuum which can do the work fourilat him more than once with al Rub

knife and that a warning shot:

times as fast. I

Every home should have a cookie jar! Watch the many eager ayes

. I Cups 51 . . . .

y. m 1mm“ 32 “Mrs”! when the cookie iar is filled With

V33"; mos 1::1‘innlmon Pure Barbados Fancy Molasses le ‘ . .

is 6M3; ind-SS" 1 hi- goodies. Such a variety, soft.

l: crisp, spicy or chewy. Keep

the jar ﬁlled. and be sure tho words Pure Barbados appear

on the label of the Molasses “not. you buy.

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