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Federal Govli~_Siands Pail

OTTAWA (CPl—Prime Minis- fer Pearson told the Commons Thursday the federal govern- ment has not given provincial premiers any indication it

would be Willing to diminish its W3

responsibility in purely federal mailers under a formula to re- pairiate the Canadian constitu: tion.

.\lr. Pearson. making his first appearance in the Commons after Wednesday's to d e r a )- prnvincial conference in Char-

Cleo’s Gales Will Miss Maritimes

HALIFAX tCPl — Hurricane f‘len Thursday night was miles south of Canso, N.S.. an heading out into the Atlantic. in: weather office here report- Q

it was moving north-north- east at 20 miles an hour and was not expected to affect the \t- iantic Provinces.

The storm. which i 130 dead and millions of dollars da- mage on its wild fling through Guadeloupe. the Caribbean. Cu- be and to the Florida coast. still packed winds of 80 miles an hour near the centre.

Gale force winds extend 150 miles from the centre.

Foreign fishing vessel's Sought shelter at St. John's. Nfld.. as forecasts predicted gale force winds would hit the Grand Banks Thursday night.

Peaison Has Comment

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merit. on a press report in Que- bec le Solei which Opposition Leader Dietbnbaker said sug- gested the ederalgovernment

s' i to surrender ori' diminish its Jurisdiction.

The prime minister said there is no foundation to any reports the federal government indi- cated any willingness to givel up any jurisdiction over mat-J ters it now controls.

The section of the Britishl North America Act that deals with federal matters —- Section‘

lottetown. was asked to com-$

91.l—will be examined by the; minister of justice and the pro- vincial attorneys - general. Mr.- Pearson said. A

The examination would be to? see whether there are any mat- ters of "direct and specific in-l terest" to the provinces in thatf section.

FORMULA ACCEPTED ‘

Charlottetown meeting is thati the draft formula has .n ac-l cepted in principle by all pro-’ miers ' c sage wants to see it examined' before it is approved.

So far as the distribution of legislative powers is concerned "we quite content to re- ceive from the provinces any in- formation which they may wish!

send us concerning that ; which they may think they] have a legitimate interest in[ amendin ." He said he had no particular areas in mind. 1 Mr. Pearson said he led hoped that final approval could. have been given to the formula; Wednesday "but the position; i l l

0n Security For Visit

OTTAWA (CP) — Security arrangements for the Queen? Visit this fall are not helped When extreme nd exaggerated publicity is given violent state ments by those speaking only for themselves. Prime. Minister Pearson said Thursday in the

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be rotoct the Queen gainer visit to Quebec in ac.

But it didn't he security in have exaggerate? publicity givgngfimxuhsgcn .- Min:

0 a t . 12 month. t. hu‘ we“

tThis was a reference to a PM“! by Richard am. is,

Queue separatist. first an

M would he made to kill Queen when she visits Qua-

Mr. Diefen

and advertisements in the newspapers for petitions and demonstrations to protest the}

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Mr. Diefenbnker said there‘

would be general support for

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ment must be very careful not to restrict freedom.

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He asked whetbe Mr. Pear- son would "look into" the mat- ter of demonstrations being planned to protest the visit.

Mr. Pearson said yes. MD AT “PORTS

Mr. Pearson's remarks were aimedntawaveofnewsro- ports which boinn Tuesday when a young. Quebec separ:- tint said in a Tomato radio in- terview ho had heard an at- tempt would be made to Iiiii the Queen during her two-day stay in Quebec City.

whether the mutant: 0th; in Wednesday's Toronto 'i‘ele- afiee plum" u “Iv. gram. columilt Peter Wotrta; 1° . u h cancel the VII“ I“ 3- am or. committee as' "am Dull-m” :‘tlnsmzpmwnzi manna... ’ was. Lona d'ar Dlefon- - said than baker W e saue up ll h“ 500- hosts of to ama- nation

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solicitor-general in the Lesago cabinet.

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we hope u in weeks the .v‘remaining difficul figsrbwill be cleared up." '"' P Leader" ‘1‘. C. Douglas said the formula. would require the unanimous agreement of all 11 governments to a rove amendments in sections affect- ing basic provincial rights. and this would cover legislation ealing with pensions and labor (Continued on page 3 Col. 3)

. New Method

Egg Grading Considered

REGINA (Cl’i -— A federali

government official said Thursu

The prime minister told thelday a new method of grading‘guard rail was being cut when’ Commons the position after thefeggs is being considered by the. the fire started.

federal department of agricul- ur .

P .oe A. Morrison. chief ofI

Premier Le- grading and inspection of that blaze cooled sufficiently to ar-

poultry division at Ottawa. said: a number of packing plants inj Canada had requested that thel new Haugh grading system be

used Haugh which

The system. would replace the present vis-l uni candling method. requires that sample eggs from each farmer be broken and tested for the proportion of egg white and yolk by weight.

Lapalme Quits Quebec Cabinet

QUEBEC tCPl - Georges Emile Lapalme. who led the Quebec Liberal party through the wilderness of opposition and in office became one of Pre- mier Jean Lesage's closest ad. visors. resigned from the Que- bec cabinet Thursday night.

He said the reasons for giving up his 327.000-a-year post as mmber for Montreal - Outre- - mot and minister of cultural affairs were personal.

“As of tonight, I no longer consider myself as minister of cultural affairs. I am gathering up my things and i am going." he s id in a telephone inter-

new. The resignation of the 57- year - old minister was un- expected but he said he had been considering it for some

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me. His resignation followed by four days the appointment of Claude Wagner. formerly Mont- real Sessions Court judge. all

INSIDE TODAY

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citizens pageant

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1964.

“magi! SEVEN CENTS 12 PAGES

Bandits ColleciL $100,000 In Que. Highway Holdup «

Covehead V In Present Control Areas lBlldge

. by all heads of gov- ernment was a helpful one. and

Ruins Burn,

Saw” . Goldwater Hl’rs

. I Police it?‘f’.:1ii¥.....o'-BJ '” Opener Makeup

(Alp)_Ma]aysia braced Thurs“ PRESCOTT. Ariz. fAPl—Sen-icate lawlessness in seeking ro

day for . possible shooting war .‘ ator Barry Goldwater launched ; dl‘fiss 0‘ 3 grievance. . . with Indonesia, declared a‘staie his campaign for the us. pres-l d Willa“ mben 'w‘”.5°°:‘h pir’lmcfl of emergency. and won prom. - . - 3 Va" 33" -" “rm” 9’ eyes is“ of help from some of its Imam.“ ThurSday mm 3 charge away from riots and violence. . Commonwealth partners. afflilidelfitl fJohnson1 has misused we. can well understand " Prime Minister Tunku Abdul . 83;],- ra 0; sglrfmizgd 32:31:31 lawlessmsgogsz“ .. ‘ hman announced the t. f ‘ . . . " we pass r “’5' 5;." m t iftae " {cans Will abolish it altogether.‘ Goldwater returned JOLIETTE' 9"“ [CPI 9A ge y a a speca press. f .1, h. t A. . 300-pound security guard dl'IV- conference and on natl.nwidpi Goldwater said as president “mils rs “mm “mm " ing a small European car was radio and television broa casts. 1‘19 would keep the peace. stop :2]: Eggpgggeg {Jam‘gpegneeglatg‘l’ 1- stopped on a mam fighan nine . . th .. _ _. , - He said there were lndl ationsl e cancerous growth of the to forecast victory and declare“ miles from here and robbed of

of Indonesran preparations to federal government." and .. . Y 3 $100,000 in cash he was deliver- xtnount a big offensive" lgainsi l strive fo'tr "a thriving and com- davT’i‘f £33021? typify" ‘°‘1 ing to district caisses pop- hga‘flfizgaticilad an aimmp 0finassmnae economy. {through preparedness. progress; STANLEY WILLIS églaavues chedlt unions) Thurs. Indonesian paratroops in m ln‘a prepared speech. thebe-ithrough free om, purpose ‘p'nme idpmmpd [he mbhew bore State Wednesda Founo imbhcan pres'dem‘al‘ nominee through constitutional order." victim ’as Yvon Chai‘bonneaii "» the parachutists iii-Va bee Challenged .JOhnson ‘to go to “I do not intend to be a antacent for le Citadel loves: killed and five la cured 1“ work effectively and go to work war — time president." Gold- ‘tigatign Bureau of Ste FOV “a " Ish .h 1‘ P " immediately to restore properiwater said. “. . The Repub- k QQU b it, b h Th‘ h'; C“ e“ w“ Ma “5‘3" "mp-i respect for law and order in. lican party is the. peace party." t 3h e M c l 5.1: "r ' ' e “r .3" “1e Sovemment Says this land~and not just prior to And he charged Johnson's «2:» abatlfsurhh’d "fifldfil

Rhaman also noted that Presg ident Sukarno of indonesia has‘ cancelled all military leaves.

“As a result of the landing by air and the threat of further

ndings." Rahman said, his

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election day. ether.

Dealing with civil rights dis— orders. Goldwaler said no man “can in deep conscience advo-lman. woman and child. . .

‘in Quebec province.

The holdup occurred on High. way 48. Charbonneau had just left St. Paul de. .lolietie when a black le-model car carry- ing two men forced him to the side of the road with a police— type siren.

leadersrip represents: . . w T‘ I The way of the. regimented sn- e .ciety. with a number. for every t Stanley Willis. Cornwall will ,watch the Canadian champion- 'ship plowing match at Bruden- ell Park on Sept. 16. He. ieaies next morning for Vienna, Ads tria to compete ' the world” ' _ championship plowing match (ml Bml‘ “We ’3 lfmd "l makf’up

-. to disguise their faces. Both - - Sept. 25 and 26. For Mr Willis for the United Nations thlsi it 1 is second crack arwere arm ,

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wil be h weekend. I iworld competition. He repre.i One man was dressed in MAY RETALIATE I fumed Canada at Peebles, Ohio 1 ili’nilform a Qu’lebec garnets! . _ 5 in 1957 h h" h ‘t Ca.‘ nice 0 icer. ie 0 W” The puma mint?" “amen lam-an and was I e I m 9‘ : dressed in civilian clothes.

that if the a a Up“ in pomts when the com .

Nations pmgfied ugh'nm'fff. MONTREAL (CPl—Five per-i Coroner Marcel Trahan saidiipetition was over. though he fin~‘I Cgarbonnwu “Ppal‘enlly W81!

my results "we reserve the sons described by police as rev- the inquest into the death of . ished out of the rize winners. 1 “04m aimeg: n d 1 th I

fight to take an action Meek olutionaries were found crimin- Alfred Piniscb. 3". another em-i He had the satisfaction of watch- . 9 than 3’ 9‘ “ Erma?!

gal-y to prevent further aggres_ ally responsible Thursdayby a; pioyee believed killed by a po- in his son. Carl Willis, place ! “5mg 0 re" 0 590° 91’

Sim]... He did not elaborate‘ but coroner's jury for the killing of lice bullet during the confusronl third in world competition two escape.

the” was speculation Maqaysla gunshop executive Leslie Mac‘iof the holdup, Will Midyear, late,- when he competed Police threw up roadblocks to - - ,Williams. one of two store em. later. Vlr. u cros added) in the march in Armoy_ County the area about 45 miles north-

government has appea h

to e ' ' I United Nations Security Counci ‘ for a meeting to consider lndo- 3 ‘ nesia's "act of aggression." A Malaysia is

n delegation will leav

An acetylene cutting..torcli touched off a fire. in creased timbers of the old Covebead bridge in the National Park ‘shortiy after noon yesterday The outbreak resisted efforts to extinguish it and by early even- ing the last section of the bridge fell.

0f timber construction on creosote piles. the centre sec- tion had been destroyed by ab- normally higb tides which ac- companied a severe wind and

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r . D glaiggveaza£:ndwx 1mg“ loyees shot to death by raid» lengthy ballistic. tests were beg .mm. Northern Ireland in l east of Montreal. 4 main ham. '- ' ‘ rs last Saturday. ' ’ :ing"made on bullets-stoma ‘- at 19” A. ' in Jollette. Normand Lernire. :- scar. sweeping this ' Crown Attorney Jacques DU“ me "em‘ Stanley~ has been using a Ran "meg." of 39h regional “1:. young federation was scoffed It cros said Edmond Guenette, 20,; Paul Aubut, lawyer for Gum-1.50m“ plow in competition rm. P0P" (alre' W i‘ SIUPP es Pd: in Jakarta. the Indonesian cap: ‘ Marcel Tam”: 22' and syr'aquel ette: held “P the “We” “3“ ‘9 the past several years. It's on . mqne at? “th' ‘dpt . t :1 ital. A foreign ministry spokes_ Delisle, 26, all of Montreal; l short time in an unsuccessful“ be imported from England. He-s ailéoggwsm 9 IS NC . "1081'

Gilles Brunet. 28, of suburban} attempt to cross-examine police

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not takin his own low With St. Francois de Sales and Fran: witnesses. Coroner Trah a n - g p h ‘ H . . . - . lhlm but the company as pro MI Lemire sald cors Sclilrm.32,1{ungarian-born agreed With Mr. Ducros only; v 1- - V - _ . . . mised to have an exact rep ica, Mr Lem”? mid mm, of former French army para- lawyers representing wrtnessesr ,1 b h~ - V. 7_1 r - - .

. . . . . ‘3V3'a “‘3 for "n m 133"“ lmoney are uSually delivered to trooper, Will be charged Withl at such inquiries are allowed to the match is “many bem'g heldihim about Once a month from capital murder {Odfllh crossAexamlne. .‘ciose f0 thelAustrlan capital - the head Montreal 0mm! Same‘ When he amves- times, he said. the money is de-