sthle trials of captured TS ef. Ch M b if men as war ery mals , buf arge em ers | communique issued after the 2 | comenittes's first meeting. Fri- Aggression Too | |day made-no mentioh of them Last. week. the, North Vietna- TOKYO (AP Pro-Coyarus puntos news .agency vara pub ¢ from n to

‘ Seca ant socishist | N orman day as charging that Canadian; 4 ae saving. Hanoi's. policy and indian .members of the am “with regard to enemics CAP: ternational Control Cominission tured in war it a humanitarian | one”"

Laiest US defence depart

Island News Page

2. The Guardian, Charigttetown; Mbn., July 25, 1966.

nest. Laotians were quoted Sun-

. rating : : ate athe tat retest ant Eight Degrees: neces . : ’ : : The fureral «ah. he held Thes-

Above Freezing é2) ‘mormns from the Roones

wT ™ bh : wi ’ » : have - turned the’ commission

into a tool of US | aggression

m nat Laos. They were. said Funeral. Honie,: Alberton, to St ent reports show some 45 ee: oe. Te ee te HALIFAX ‘CP At least Mask wat er Ee eT : . | Americans held. by. the North a ry a bs solve . a

a P < . rst 2 lot 4

aa ermine record was quiem High Mass at 10am. Incl f > j ; é F nest all of them “pi fats The ny Communist «Pathet : ar faa ' : * at . , ; In reply tO a SOCHNE THIER Tn 2 wm ‘ A Nove Sratia Sindas aS jerment will be in the church

from CBS, Ho said peace could Lao also were reported IO Three

seratures, df { } en) rv * enper es. dropped ta the low cemejsers return to viet Nam if. the asked the Soviet Union. China,

is: and es ~ r ; . eee a | United States stopped its “ag- France ‘and other members. of reenwond's, © deerees was | ‘TAKE. CONTROL. < Res | gression” -and withdrew its the 12 Geneva conference to) three decrees below the coolest OFTAWA cp MI Loeb troops, the CBS: spokesman said. “compel” the United States to eo # ily. 24th whieh pecur- Limited. a farce Ottawa-hased | Ho has made similar statements te spect Laotian. neutrality, n.3950 wholesale. firm 1as.. acquired in the Past vy - sg tee Pekine's official “New China - cortrol of the, $18.000,000-a-year . -— news agency said Pathet Lao’ Ti nish Resident business of Freedman - Whole- ‘ ‘ radio demanded that the, three- | g sale. also of Ottawa | Bertram Appea n . countzey commission “‘cease | all INEWSBOY *'Loch, president of MW Loeb its activities.” Poland is the Passes In City Limited. said in a statement

/ Friday his -firm purchased the

LBERTON #4 death of majority of Freedman'’s tree : }

M i John Dov 'e necurred on shares uv a block bid of $11 @ sy

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Le third member The commission Shane Hanlan (AROV®@) “Fraud Charge was created by the 1954 and np Mr. and Mra. John Haw ‘ rn 1%2 Geneva conferences on the lan, Borden, has been a Guar

»+ KITCHENER, Ont (CP) ~- former. French Indochina dian carcier for three ¥eers.

| Dieter Van Vlorop,. 25, will ap- phe Pathet Lao were said to His. present sales are 108

|pear in court Aug 17 on a have claimed Canada and india jeharge of using the thails to 524° <icined the United States P&Ptrs per day. A grade 7

at -the sacred Heart share from shareholders Chariottet« yn "T 7 _

former Gertrude. Chris FISH AREN'T. HOT

1 5 “ETE ; ti 4 . student, Shane likes to swim, topher was born at Tignish. a5 PAPEETE. aon / Reuters) | defraud : . im violating the Geneva azree ge et 4 ies thneh. vears ago Following -her marri- ,—F Sh caught.off Mururoa Atoll About 12,000 invoices had heen ‘< ‘aed in wysieimaticelly play hockey, and enjoy oc

Mr ° Dovle ‘she’ lived inj the Pacific so far show no [sent out to Canadian and Upit- Y geil cuaessaieian ok= Sines 1 COE TOCIOE. Wein Otay 1s model 5 ij a -

= ae ae ve eer signs of increased ~adioa-tiity ed States” companies offering" ower oti aancoosion againgé| cars His pronts are added ta

7% —T eS The Be FTE 'Fegistration of their products in) ° hie 6 bank”~»~SCAccounh! ~with an

rie si ceived by. nme. brn. (Clete. explosions ‘there, officials lan international trade directory 180s" Canada and India’ ambition to further fis studies en i. ris : np feperted Saturday. France's 3 | for te tee ee hee Frag tet —ten vera gy “5 : “ BE ISOy wae thint—mitiear Fxpinsion is Px- ; : ee es ihe \ rep, who arrived Bie | aharepee aes eg i S : : i ; eas tastan ane one sister rs “ted ¢ ; ‘ é Aa eo% y Pe FE > Oh : fro mane in ebraa os. shielded_the . ‘ : : i : Fees, pec ec at Mururoea early next . 4 : . : % ee Cee, : ate : eC # fringed. - on... the * HOSPITAL NAMED Gallant o harlottetown. month 7 w s a tool and die maker aggression wmifring ‘

in nearby Preston He appeared -soyereianty of —Laos —and—_the ST. JOHN'S.” Nfld (CP) ~ Ra- in court before ‘noon but the principle of unammity of the dio station CAJON -says a chil- case was adjourned because he- three political forces of Laos dren's hospital to he opened 5 requested an interpreter before! and. undermined = the workeng Aug 9 at the site of a former the charge ‘was reac The re- principle of the _ international United States Air Force hase + |mand was given and the case commission hospital at Fort Pepperrell here resumed int the afternoon, - “The despicable actions of $s -to he named after Boston

Ae Dh: : ieee eee + Sees i ~eaarve eran ed we . fawiciad Dr Charles Jane- Centre a - STUDENTS TOUR CENTRE siatement. had = case with- $506 cash or $1,000 cagarty cm the indian and Canadian “mem oe ie hen among advisers to 8

bers had turned the inter- drawn The accused was repre Police seized cheques total- national nenunideion inte. a sont the Newfoundland . government

Confederation

shila i

eley- | Claude Desnovers, Bonnyville, ed by youth and adult groups ganied by Frank Sigsworth ling $1,253.75 and 1. N replies < icy of inter. in the transfer and development a ; s ae m arte art T Alberta, and Mrs. Ross Al1 in the prairie provinces as well — - eae a oun 4 peat, office hex Tuesday —e - Ss e againat of, médical: facilities to the prov- HOWARD S ‘| Alberta Schools, together with | students participating vin this as Ontario, “Quebec and the” ate tials Sa ae on oe aos.” inet. nest _Seperat _ fever > twoothers from Saskatchewan, | Yea! * tour _ knows av ‘Via 66 Maritimes. The tour a conse) Pu eteers “. | the forma which carried the Ca: : —* F _ gf: Tt . ul on an extended tour across | are fluent in both French and ed by Interprovincial Voyages pp nadian coat of arm’ and a legend FYES IN DEMAND ee he “

: NUTTY REVUE’ J Canada, arrived here last night Pnelish. and are being reeety ee nie + * that agugkested it was from a : ata ae : for a brief-stop over until this Will Give government department * TORONTO ‘CP Canada’s Get fid of. those dark

morning. Three students are Printed in French and_Eng- Cye bank, a joint undertaking (|) ae. time for @

ak he vith Mrs Frank z 3 > lish, the document carried an—-2—the—Lniversity of Toronto corr ‘ob. With With Howard the Turtle and the Canadian seen here with Mrs a Free S OW illegible signature: intended to and the Canadian National In- modern lighting job. i

Ross (RIGHT), chairman of : : appear that of a frade depart: Stitute for the Blind. is empty. peoner ° lighting indoors

Puppet Theatre vouth activities for Centennial , ¥ , proj = g. :

‘ ment official Mrs. Anne Wolf. the bank's ex- td year prior to a tour through It's more. puppet parties for : : ecutive secretary, says that and uldeors, you can really the. Confederation Center last bids on PELs perth here : ; aarenagh haagg- fp eB hrens rs : ' . show off -the beauty o : : q night. Left to right are Yves. : Members of the Canadian Pup- 1 } rea have pledged their’ eves to the . ; MATINEES: 2:00 ‘and 3:30 Lauzon, St. Jerome, Que... Con- i é a a 7 a t e pet Theatre are heading to Stan- Fasc nating Ar bank when they die, but most Your home. See your con- : 7 y ws = oo . eB J . sie ce on 2 4 : Charlattetows x s Stinc ~ A nd b vv vu Y . dish Wednesday morning, to vis- : . will not benefit e years cm; ‘ it the crowds vacationing there.| TORONTO (CP)—‘A tremen-

: 2 5 : At 10.30 the puppeteers and dous, fascinating new field for! :

renee fed ——— fo Habe Morrison of puppets ‘ineliding “Smart Al- the artist” is Canadian paltier * * * * xk* * * * ‘ ‘award Is ys. ’ sia " 7 ta Foha— Gould's __deeeript

" f ' . Lnany nt them seem fe come ta| Whether the Summer Fes ma as : eee he Work. with sketché« fitted Confederation the Charlottetown Summer Fes- |tival’s success isa cause or an PY "e

as * cs _ Sound effects tival where with three weeks leffect is hard to say, but the lots of jokes and gags, and, fun

"1 Gould has produced a {5-min . . st of i}. . th © i : gone and the newest. and -big- fact is.. Prince Edward Island's cheat a ne songs of Alex ute film emploving 150 sketches on the

Centre gest production, ‘The Adven-"| already booming tourist business “Mey from among 300 he made last

tures of Private Turvev’, on the is up twenty per cent over the of summer in Mexico : blushing

fey

“ 4 verge of pening, activity at the same period last Wear Car fer ot beat adi Shae Called Little Monday, the film i b Festival ia reaching a ‘frantic ries to and from the country s $ i ‘ 5 __ recreates a day im the hfe of a best-se er y

peak smallest province are running - peaceful Mexican town, with! . P Contedtratian Contre PERCHSE: wit Mant to-tranedie theif ay Peat os says ofthe —-market—ptace—of , —— America’ ie

its alltime hich. attendance wre- and, Jike the Confederation The- old men dozing m the sun, and

—— a 7 St

“yes

cord last Wednesday when 6,000 |atrét Hotels and motels a reen -N id jot r festa. a ene ost eae people used itefacilities: Guides * joyine-full-housess ut e- tn io In- View oe et eer famous whe take a count -of- the build-.- The Summer’ Festival.--neat greater sane # 4 a

ne ® visitors gave the day s fi- carciame with the tour st

‘2 rs t AT THE : oases at 4.708. the art gallery .sfn, runs until September 2

registered 1.274, The Canadian”= —S

lumbia’ Broadcasting Sy 8t@ mM sculpture,” Gould anid in an in- madam! said it received Sunday a cable \terview :

signed by North Vietnamese «> got the idea when alae

, * «[ Puppet Theatre staged two sell- President. Ho Chi Minh. saying es , did sho m k out shows in the afternoon; The Remanded On ‘no triat if view" in anewer to Jervis oe ee . ; \from Spain on television a few ee ‘ — is a: ES ladies_of the Provinces Confed- _.a—_CBS_.query.whether he hag ne. villian pabineinaiaipcien Pes : ‘ eration Parade. a historical fa- Theft Ch irge decided to place captive US. oe o

s shion pageant. played to an ov- airmen on. trial es bate erflow house: Anne of Green CBS said it’ sent a cable to ; .

; “ 3 prod d hat Gables was sold out: and in the Mazistrate AJ. Haslam. QQ Ho last Thursday asking him eae mavens, red Gdanemn re ' Festival Cabaret Club there was : / vat Tein i “Would you kindly advise us se 2 al Vil remanded Byron Far! Jones and hat ; t advise the can give to them Standing room only for The 1- David Christopher Faithful both that we may in turn "865 . ent: ae

‘ort ; § last summer a4 lage Revue. -a series of sketches | Wereibroth ie duly: % when people of ewe eee a Oaxaca and Guanajuato,’ in the| by Don Cullen, Don’ Ewer, Dt- : tine | have decided_as yet to place | Mexico. Fé > 7 they appeared<in city police trial the captive American. air- Central region of Mexico. For a} ane Dewey and Jane Casson! int Saturday moraine’ ono “month ~f> wsed:=my-sketeh pads The dav was a peak, but the men”

charge of theft under the value The CBS report came after like a reporter, looking for - the W pattern is a consistent one 18 5 . ‘ : life and movement and flow of orld Premists Ay the arts complex termed a po- of. $0. ° Hanoi radio said a North Viet- aut

RS. ata MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY Garrng Acer KAYE BALEARD RALPH TAEGER,—— The effect of the new medium - i BRODERICK CRAWFORD : arog CESAR ROMERO na? C The art allervy. now show MacDoucall, Mt Albion, -were Nah} « had appealed or help f ketches u : 8 ” wine cach fined $% and costs or tuo f{tom-abroad to build up a caseis a Product of the sketch “ROBERT TAYLO . Oat ‘enh . The Rova Canadian Aceaemy days: for failing to sto t against what it called the fero that flow inte one another ine é Co Sarong From, : an In Retrogpect’. has .been aver- 9 anting P a! A cious acts of Americans in the background sounds that biend aging RO 1:000 Visitors a day f!0p sian and the with POLLY'S GIRLS in aaser renee sea

Viet Nam war” with the drawings, . BE: TS a all July. The puppet theatre sales. John Eimer MacPhee, city. . The- committee was believed skilled use of camera that STAR

“u are up at least fifty per cent @ charged with making a false set up to pave the way for pos- glides over different. features of TODAY 4 ’ 4 dav all July. The puppet thea- ~ Tree : a 7 the sketches 4 haa tre sales are up at least fifty Mii) 4 Lg 2 . :

» ~ j “Donal lee {to investi. events inthe. towns, after tential white elephant when it |, Chester Allison “MacDonald, | hamene Cesc ie wise aay opened in 1964 Kinkora. and Garth Douglas gale “U war crimes in Vi

Wey | ner cent over last vear Anne of - 7% ~ ——o Se —- a

: : d pe ——————"F Green Gables. after an opening 4y)

5 <o *s N nicht of se@ats-in-the-aisles, hae "STARR G* seitied.. down toa steady Anan

2

KATE REID, BARBARA HAMILTON, DONALD HARRON The Adventures of Private Tur- and ERIC HOUSE. i with Jack Duffs in, Pig in

rele. a cast of over40. a thirty

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NORTH RUSTICO. 7% Music by the Belmonts. Dancing from

LOOK UP! zoos DOW Loox OUT!

HERE COMES THE BIGGEST

“sh - Gf | ao ue pod per cent house (The theatre UY ; “4 BR JACK. DUFFY seats WA This Vears new cn 4 EZ j meds The Ottawa Wan.” fae- + +t wy 12 ie’ tees conaceesiae’ be oo ; _ EVERY iL, e Anne’. has fared less well, but™. 4 TUES. °- THURS a.) Dean Regan © BH Cele ouses are building steadily. and - at SAT me ee ‘ 5 . theatre . officials are optomistie . ‘ : x ; * Jane Casson : a ae R Be ° fi ahaut the second hall-of the sea a : 4 ‘SHOW AT . Piha Z obert Ainslie con: foe i : yj 219. e ; Stella Maris , 7 : DUSK ADULTS 0 : and guest stars: HIGH EXPECTATIONS g HALL o we Exez . + CHILDREN Bosra 50a Expectations are. highest! for o 4 4 i 4

e 5 sale ¢ saat: Of Seer 6: & thinly: 9:30 until 12:00. Admission Tie, Y/ BOND OF ! a -s an the novel Adapted by Donald Harron Music With the Atlantic Alan Lund. and the authorship g* Sponsored by the g , i b ae RVE\ ‘ by Norman Campbell. Staged and Orchestr> of Eatle Birney via Don Harron ‘ f North Rustico Recreation ~Commission yy x Karle Birnes choreographed by Alan Lund. _ Musical Director: and Norman Campbell j es . : ; : ‘ee n Ferwick Ads ance sales are gaod. with Yi Wipe ee. y aril lh Z . aS ie s “fipon 4 be 4 ; 5 - the opéningtnight. a henefit, ie Ye ages : sore tthe Junior Ladies Ald af the PFI Héspital a tell-nn! he interest locally . a s running high. and the. world GREEN ROOM RECEPTION FOLLOWING PERFORMANCE ‘| premiere is attracting.a number

of mit-of-prevince critice among | them. the Taronto Star's Nathan |

MONDAY, July 25 - SATURDAY, July 30 - ~ at the Horse and Sulky Club -

—Granada Steak Room

‘151 Kent St. ~ . Charlottetown

Open from 12 noon_to midnight :

< "KEN & EDDY”

The Island's top folk singers . “STEAK SPEC'AL Filet Mignon, T-Bone - 1: or Sirloin fe re Pass List Suspended] ‘ : > —_____ + = é a ME RS. SES FOtRESTS WETLLOGWE ! 2 ‘ ‘ . : Serrvy Neo Miners 4 ; cia - = etal aia ; * * * * * * * * x * * *

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