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Communist (‘iunese Pre- mier Chou En-iai waves to crowd at airport on arriving at Cairo Saturday for a one- week state visit and talks with United Arab Republic Presid-

WEATHER ?

TORONTO vCP) —- Observed:

temperatures: i Min. Max.‘ Dawson -l5 -5 Vancouver .. 36 41 Victoria . . . . .. . . 41 45 Edmonton . 3 4 ‘ Calgary . . . . . . . .. 1 6 Regina . -24 -9 Winnipeg -22 -12 Toronto . . . . . . . .. 9 19 i Ottawa 4 13 Montreal 6 12 l Quebec . 8 11 Fredericton . . . . . . I4 20 i Saint John .. . i6 i8 1 Moncton . . .. 15 ill ifax. i9 24 I Charlottetown 17 20 ; Sydney 16 26 ‘ Yarmouth i9 23 ‘ St. John's. Nfld. . . 15 25 g HALIFAX i(‘,Pl - The wea~ ‘

fther office says strong gustyf winds were pushing cold air into tiie district late Sunda

with temperatures generally in ‘:1 film teens. Variable amounts of cloud

were reported and snowfliirr-i ries added to the wintry wea- ther.

Little change is expected to- ay.

DEATH NOTICES (Received too late for Classified Death Notice column).

PURCELL — At the Charlotte- town Hospital. Dec. 15, 1963. John J. (Dick! Purcell, 27 Richmond Street. Resting this evening at the Hennessey Fu- neral Home. Completed fu- neral arrangements to be an- nounced later.

Mat-.ALEER At the Sacred

Heart Home. Dec. 14. 1963.

Mrs. John MacAleer, (iged

81 years. Resting at the Hen-

nessey Funeral Home from

where the funeral will take. place Tuesday morning at 9! O'clock to St. Dunstan's Bas-l ilica for Requiem High Mass at 9:15. Interment in the Catholic cemetery.

Mat-DONALD Suddenly as the result of an automobile accident in Souris. Dec. 14. 1963. Augustus Adolphus Mac- Donald of Wineloe. aged 26 yeairs. Resting at the l-Iennes- sey Funeral Home from where the funeral will take place Wednesday morning at 8:30 to St. Alexis‘ Church. Rollo Bay, for Requiem High Mass at 10 p'clock. Interment tn the church cemetery.

BRAZEL — At Watt's Nursing Home. Dec. 14. 1963, Margaret Ann Brazel, formerly of John- ston's River, aged 85 years. Resting at the Hennessey Fu-

neral Home from where the. funeral will take place this‘

morning at 8:30 to the Sacred

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2 The Guudlon, Chnrlottzotown, Mon. Dec. 16, 1968.

ont Gammal Abdel Nasser. to Calro's Egyptian Museum. Egypt 15 the first 3l°P £01‘ He told the director ancient Chou on his two-month tour Egypt had 8 more advanced

of African nations. Sunday _ Chou inspected priceless trea- culture than Chm“ 4900 Yea" ago. (AP Wirephoto)

sures during a 90-minute visit R g‘ nal forecasts: I - 0 0 x.‘I.;° 5...... and Pa... Ed- ‘Province Vlslted ward Island: Variable cloudi- Sask Men 0

ness with snowflurries and 1 B d Cl - ~ ._ ~ H 3- Ceci owman an arence drmmg {mm ciffnng a :1 hi: Robbersteed from Beechy. 8f_'°r"°°"‘ _ °° ' "Or we‘ Sask., arrived on P.E.I. last Winds 25 With 811515 *0 40 dlm- Tuesday by plane to visit rela- inishing this afternoon to north. tives and friends.‘ At present .est m Lowmigh at Ham“ they'are visiting with Mr. Bow 5 d mans cousin Mrs. James Coles and 23. Yarmouth 1 an an ”_

. Kentville, New Glasgow and shen 7 and 20. Sydney 12 and . Charlottetown 8 and 20. High tide today at Charlotte- :41 am. and 10:40 p.m. Riistico at — and 5 38 p.m. mmerside tide eighteen min- 5 later than Charlottetown. .un rises today at 7:15 and sets 4:38. ‘

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They also plan to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MacKinnon and other relatives in New Haven also Mr. and Mrs. Owen Younker. Kingston.

Since leaving home Nov. 18 they visited in Toronto and Lon- Ont. Also Mr. Robber- steed‘s brother in Halifax, NS. . This being their first visit to ~ P.E.l. they are very impressed

with it and hope to return agoln KEEP "Gs OUT ‘ during the summer months.

The Egyptian temple of K3}. Mr. Bowman is the son of Mrs. absha bears an inscription of Elmer Bowman (nee Annii about M9 AD sternly ordering Easton) and the late Elmer R. herders to keep pigs out of the Bowman who are both former‘! ioly place.

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here. is the proud possessor of a set of the only round pos- take stamps in the world.

The stamps were issued pri- marily to commemorate e is- Iuance by Tonga of the first gold coins at face value to be issued anywhere in the world

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ithe special gold coin issue ant. Edward G- Black manﬂtiler 0’ was fortunate in receiving, di- the Provincial Bank of Canada rec: from the

Tongs treasury department, two of the th r e e coins-— V4 Koula and V; Kouln value which in terms of the Aus- tralian pound were five and in pounds respectively.

Tonga, an independent king- dom ln “The Friendly Islands" is under British protection, and

Quooa. crontod I minor conu- tion when she attended the cor- onation of Queen Elizabeth in London.

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The Koula issue by Tonga was the first gold coinage of Polyne- IlI and with a total regular is-

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It was while attempting to ob- tain the gold coin issue Mr. Black learned of the special is- sue of stamps, but they had al- ready been withdrawn from oil'- culation.

However, he wrote to the Ton- ga treasurer and in a splendid display of international relations the latter sent Mr. Black a com- plete set of the stamps in mint condition. To further illustrate

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