lilaxima of a Mere Man

He that nothing questioneth nothing learneth.

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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MUST HAVE CHEAP WATER RATES

ilillalcolm MacDonald Tries N0 Ssmi -

ilriefs Before

0 ' 0 To Agregmenfs, Insulzqngg 5”” Oi D- Marshall mgs U'S'A"RusS'a Closer Briiisii. Ships

lrallledlnight that as a result of thei Geneva Big Four talks "there ii a sharpened realization by the

.on its part. Moscow has given lipla formidable armed force which Diplomats service to the aspirations of ltajneeda only ' weapons that the United Communist neighbor in the Far make it practically invincible.

I. the royal commission on auto- lo - mobile insurance Monday that authorized penalties for unsafe

SINGAP RE lReutersl - Mal- .immediately." l l-nlm Mac onald. Britain's ratir-i It aim called on Black to con- lnsz issioner-general in aouth- suit wi Marshall to the fullest in

GENEVA (AP) speculated today

east Asia Monday,night plunged exercising his powers. and as cdl .nm an urgent round of talks here that the assembly be given the, nmed at ending Singapore's poll- maximum powers possible under ural crisis and saving the young ”the most liberal construction le- gnvemment of Chief Minister Da-igally pol-mlssable of the colony's

world that the United States will go to any length to achieve peace."

He said that to do that, the U.S. will work with Soviet Russia co- dperatlvely.

States and the Soviet Union drew

closer together at the Geneva Big Four conferences because of the

growing strength of Communlstlc '

China.

East, but little more.

Premier Bulganin insisted here that the U.S.S.R. favored Chinese demands. but his restrained manner implied there

Many months before the Geneva drivers

"summit" conierenc was con- ceived, Western diplomats in Moa-' cow were saying they detected growing Russian uneasiness

are

adequate, but the actual penalties imposed sometimes are not.

Chief Mitchell made the observa-l about tion in reply to a question from

Coastal Trade

By Stewart MacLeod Canadian Press Staff Writer ST. JOHN'S. Nfld. (CP)--Premier Joseph Smallwood

It is an open secret that the

t . . Rama ingm the cmmm ii large Russians have been rather sur-

whal he already had told congres-i sional leaders earlier in the riov

would be no direct economic or-the China situation. the Chairman. military support for any Red chi-l Such factors may have made it Pa r ker prised and even a bit ,dis- nese adventure in the Formosallllllllldliy 8dVlilli889flllS Y0? lhe 5iiPi'9m9 C0liTi- 85 ill? Nllllllliisillll maycd by the swift and total vic-'strait. He may even have been U 5 and ihe Sovlel Union to 0P9ill3(i Public ll93l”lllKS-

tory of the Communist revolution washing his hands of the whole l'Ei8X lellsilllls belwecll lhem Wllllel iii0llli3.V'5 ll9Hl'illi.l5 WPW dFl'0lI't'l .in China. It presents the Russians affair by saying it was a matter keellillli 8 WHY 03'? 0l1 llii Cllilllilii" briefs 9" lccidei" P"?V9iiii0ll- with the spectacle of a nation of for direct talks between the United i7liPi0m3i5 5557- Siii i"'i9i5- iiicilidilll 039 "Om I nearly promisin to States and Peiping. Thc implica-I Pi'iV3i4 citizen W079 Mild- lbecome a power along the vlet tion was that Red China could not 0”- "Om ii"? All Canada lll5lll'- borders. expect Soviet support if it became

ance federation. suggested five entangled with the Unlled Slates ways In which accidents could be on this particular issue.

cut down-and thus cut the cost of insurance.

The brief on behalf of 300 com-

Mr Justice E.T.

told the royal commission on coastal shipping Monday of the Nova Scotia

that elimination of British ships from the trade would spell disaster for Newfoundland. 1

He said his province's fight for economic progress is :; worth any effort--even pulling out of Confcrieration. i 1

The commission. which opened a three-riayl sitting - here, was told by Premier Smallwood that ”shlps are the one thing which must. remain free. We must have cheap water rates."

The Newfoundland government prt-s(...led a brief to the commission protesting any recommendations that By Aif "mes summed: Smut” exam. would eliminate Brltlsh ships from the 'Canndl.an coasital Western diplomats returning: .l.,,,l.,,, of appnmm ,0, arm” trade. Mr. Smallwoorl told the COmmlSSl0l'l their decls on from Pelping have reported Soviet HALIFAX lCPl-A navy heli- permits; more authority for lhpl could decide whether "N9WfOunl'll3l'ld l5 i0 he 5UCC955fi-ii technical elfaerls Impressed at the outer whisked lwo badly burned registrar of motor vehicles to take and happy or a miserable failure as a province." may :18 -Chmeserarf fimcthmiz 0: to and injured Igeame" 0” the deck 0! punitive measures: driver and He said the fight for preserva- j””'j' consistently has up FuEMhel;::!l)(;:a (time n us raii1.a ion. a ship 50 miles from Halifax Mon- peduman educulon. exlmlmuonl mm of economy m Newfoundland

Russians are day and brought them ashore for - . pposed Red Chinese moves which reported to have noted that of regulations for pedestrians. and

rid Marshall. cmlstitution. MacDonald flew in from London The demand originated Ir a sur- .. lg f -ll i ft th 1 '. prie move of the right - wing , . . . ln'izfsI:ii:: as(il:IliYlll)aiy.mhl Prtisresslvo party. evldemly seek .'.1,.p",.f,"d':';W; lvrlucst. called on Blrltain to grant I615 to weakeln Mal':harl,l's posltlor ,3,-eemeinl. made n R, W aincefa lmmgdlgle and rul gel!-govern. servers be ieve t e rogreas ves' H ' . . menl to this crown colony. Pas. were anxious to force the chief in: M" m sage of the motion to this affect mlniste 's hand In -upportlns - e add” "ii" is .aPP””d i” by a 28-to-l vote with three ab-l motion that Britain's colonial of- ""w”m'" 35 W9” 5” w""ii'" agieei sir-ntions. sharpened the conflict be- iice Wiiiii "Oi i'-iCC0P' F malts" His proposal to lradc milll.-lry

- 8 (men Marshall and Governor lr LIMITED CONTROL blueprints with the Russians. he

Robert Black. M h M I d , W . p sa . was roug orwar to con- The ptestnt (onatitution permit Vince everyone 0, Us shimmy

Take lniured Seaman Off

At the Geneva conference, the chiefs of government of the United Stt thSoitUl tlkd fa:ee:oai1adce.cPresldecnt giltginlllowler CHINESE ADVANCE QUICKLY. often spoke directly to the soviet leaders without the presence of tile British and French delegates.

0Nl.Y LIP SERVICE The U.S

its.fllll implications. The political emergency was height- ened by a threatened wave of strikes by government workers.

l s0('iil'ily in ”li'l - 5

in promoting peace. 9 o e the governor. It provided for the MISSIHQ Jed colony's first general elections. '

won by Marshall's Labor Frontp WINNIPEG

province. He laid that ships d

. v . 1 'CPL.Ten siren” Furnees Wlthy Wl1lCi1 opera as I

the medical treatment. ' td fthe d WIS wprth my ."on' "including regular service between Halifax

ssksp INDEPENDENCE l;i;"'f:ek1n;"im:f";;i:9”Fn'd: EndiI”i'm'Iearched without success Vlonday lgashmzgon ileltti Tlli:lllt:1 lgndmtolghlfese ma: uatlnl new skills d Tllle rhellcoptrr landed on the irusrlioylaow ent':rce:y::fll, zflfnrfllint g;:f0i,'1":'f;i"y"ga:::?:f?P””'”"' 'i”' and st. John's. were essential in . l p n ence., . na's om na on o e no c. urn e vas manpower inc ec 3 tb Un'l,d stt . ' ' r ' ll. N f dl d f bl lndu try. Holiday's nsscnlbiy nmtlon in. Elie? since then the chief min-ll" 8 Ti” silver Star J" lralmng FP”P"” iiii " t ”” ””FF”TT”FTT';"' t ”' 0 e H) an on car 9 aw mm an 13 ng S

SHIPPING ESSENTIAL

Douglas Hunt. counsel for New- foundland. said that any change in present shipping regulations would have a "drastic" effect ongthe

Pick Up Multiple Arson Suspects

.rier California after a doctor from R . F a coast guard cutter went aboard and called for aid. usslun armers

sll'll('led Speaker c. E. N Oehlers islet has been in dlaagreemcnt5l”'"9 "'i59'"ll W” "l" to notify the governor that "in the Willi i3l80il 0V9l' lllf CXECM Of his 3i1ii0" iii Gimii- opinion of this House the time has powers. Early this month he dc-there.

arrived for the transference of dialed he Wllllld Mlilll litllr lllel - - power from the United Kingdom governor refused to permit him The .10" "M 0" ma" "ward- Ind a new constittltion providing to appoint four Junior mlnlslers ”'"ii W." "'91 i” '"”y 'W"- "”"”i V p g. p for his administration instead of iiY"iR iim0- W35 F0P0Fieli 0V9liill9l

I O. C. 5 Meet

villi: IWO. learly Monday afternoon. on ls.-all Maritime Firemen Get Border Peace

RCAF

Newfoundland. he said. is sup- fill miles north of

porting the Canadian economy is its fu.llest possible extent.

Roy Cheesman. manager of I 'j local wholesale firm. said the cost of landing wholesale goods here is about seven per cent higher than in central Canadian cities.

Edgar Miller. chairman of Ila transportation commission of the liewfollndland Board of Trade. said goods can he delivered here from Montreal in three or four

' H' l1 Pa rllament Notes lg ..,,. C.,,,m W, m . G d I I d H Philadelphia to Seven islands, To

.. it h" it .t i fa e S 3 8 W 9n A 12 pressure 1 esm In Augush OTTAWA (S A l- - Th f i ii i lked th l.t' ' hi ll"i"i"i- lthat Prince Eldilvcliiid l5i8ndeiP:(:ls'lp:8lSaE of ;l'.i:C:nE;i:'::dlcll)i:nd':l 0"” "'3" i'9”ii'"i 7" ll" Ptllll 0TTAwA' (Cm H A Kmup M Canada in production of Grade u, U -, d Sb 1 A bacon hogs is on record in Province as an example when llu" he” ii-V ” n-Vi" iii"-' "i -i"' .,:i..,ni,,' C,,,,::le: lanuefgecxlfgunw Hausard as a reiult of a question talk to groups elsewhere aboullged mail om,-l,,l, Sam M,,,,daV asked by Neil . Matheson. MPlimproving the quality of hogs in Ti" "a""i' mid "”""'”'-' "iii" i

u alve in the engine room ex- achievement. H1 away. use your lhums and the "mm, was struck in Russian agricuiturists now vlsltlllg External Affairs Minister Pear-

e C't for Queens. during the discussion Canada." the official told the -g'ee:9Hi;l9riIBh3:1e;:r:hcrecnas:t Kr:lrd-dr.'l.l'i- Sn" mm W, cnmmnns splu.-day HULL. Que. (CPl - Two l7- :l,,I:;S(Swll,i,i,'P,,,',il wk” "W" M hm- I y of the estimates on Agriculture in Liberal member fur Qlleelllh the navy andi 'w:;i"7Ehpte:s"'werg night that the Soviet group lslyear-nlrl boys Monday were ar- -twat" is pm, only lnglrnl wgy JERUSALEM MP, A" R p A the House of Commons here. The national average placing in gem M the rpwue coming to Canada when it com- reigned on charges of arson and and eljmlnaplan at lg,-lush ghlpg mplwordanian border moennt I I I Charlottetown. Lleui. Col F. J. Mr. Mzttheslln asked Ross Me the top grade last year was 25.95. ; ” F l plclcs lls U. S. visit. remanded to today for trial. ii rollowlng a morning and after- Storey. chairman Centennial Com-

'lmlday to discuss arrangcmcntsl for better armistice cooperation between local area commanders achieved "good progress". a com- nunique said.

The communique said repre lentatlves of the two countries. under the chairmanship of Mn).- 3CD:--E. L. Buns. ofmlawa.

Cuhbln. was 32.17 five years ago. the mittee. Hon. B .Earlo Macllonald. in the Minister of Agriculture. to table shows, which indicates that acting Premier. Capt. W. R. Con- put the table on the record. Mr. the steady gain of quality in. nollv. chairman. L. G. G-lllesl2ic.lMccuboln was piloting the esil- Prince Edward Island was model president Maritime Asslu-intloll.1mmps through the committee in in spite of a general over-all de- Vlayor .l. D. Stelvart. (ihicf H H.l the minister. lion. cline in quality in Canada as s Jewell. Chariot-letown. allrl ('.lty'J. gl Ga,-din" Th, lab)? show, whole.

S:'.'"l'.'l?.::.. 9.. .i”.;"..':.'.'c.".. ..f:"u'::l mole-

from Newfoundland ports would be disastrous." he said.

MUST BUY IN CANADA

One of the big disadvantages or Confederation was the change in shipping regulations which forced Newfoundland to buy most nf her

SKIPPER WA5 ON -n-ms Arrival date of the Russians in Ottawa and their other plans will-

Lt.-Cmdr, .1. H. aoeman of rm-l not be definitely known until tbeir' willlam, opp, sald the wealhe, U. S. tour is finished. It is expect- was moderate and he had lmle ed they will visit western Canada.

trouble making a landing on the - Censure Israel

noon of continued registrations by incoming firemen. and a sincere welcome by old friends and nevi by the Reception Committee of thv Charlottetown Department, thl ivisiiors and the city members go'

together at a welcoming banquc .held at the Charlottetown Hotc

Jean Guy Gagnon was arrested Saturday night while allegedly at- tempting to set fire to a bridge.

Police said Gagnon confessed to setting four tires which caused some 59.000 in damages hciwecn Jilly 15 and 22 and that no will

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V be qllcstioned by Ottawa police . U H mm M . , . V Prince Edward lslulld llolzs grarl-i - a - I about church fires believed in he ii",'"iil "iv C""ada "I h chief of stall of the United Na-3msitheeveghgiiiogzfgvyiEtoi”""01:f1 C”Im'”m:"f' I th 1 ' i "1 ed 53.64 per cent Grade A. This Far Taklllg JEEP the work of an arsonlsl. ”",:d;(,i::::'::;:::,'i::dril:"lrti.voillgdrom lions Truce Suppl-tlsinn organ-.' L dd C .d" a ,, " mi” , 0 ii ""5 " .. evcomparcd with Alberta's l8.22 pcr p Charles Wilfrid Dcsmnrcallx was w,.";,', C namgm .. 8 M Frag tnmml. (liq-ussed 3 dl-are mm. AH es tolgmany lgruhedi d I City Or ('.i.'8rl0imiiwn "ml ii"? cent at the lowest for Canada. F GAZA. Egypt. IAPV---An Egypi- picked up Sundav and charged . es an?! ,(;d "and" W9 respect mmdersv Rm.N,n".m and decidedl nag; tvelfeliii95T5 Aincgnegea . P.0ll8l:illlL'lllvlBllY gilllel Dglltwdv Sis,” Marmnu. prm-gm.” Wprpi e : lan spokesman said here the mlx- with setting fire to a building in (':';;';dl;am:hori'w W, a” not '" imid i'"””"" '"”ii”' "Hi Provincial Fire Marshall. pFred 'said heiwa-s protlhaddd hzip:)iiiaiolcl"sesi in Prince. Edward wand - 0 , - led armisun mmmissinn today ndghbming Game" Pom July resisting Canadians; hut our fillii ”'li' V Fox Assistant Chief. Lunenburg. extend a sincere and hearty -"lei-iwml NW" Swim "”)"" 4614' censured Israel (Or - capturing a m” to rosper must not be abridged I OITIIC ea Ons l A ' 'l " N.S., Sydney Jenkins. vlce- rcsi- come to the vlsitin firemen. "W liicr "em Grad” A and New,Br”"sW 1.99" mm an Egyptian rm) 'i by the fact that Newfollndlond be p s c . . A A . . ldent Marmrm, nremenrs A. In glad m have you with Us an”. wick -ll R8 per 0011:. Ontario had! I I I i'lCPfTr Jlune M at l Illa mm? 8 pmvince of Canada... log, .15, wullm-' Aagisfmn chjefg lcnnnnued 0,, page g ml. 7, .2997. Quelwc '39 ll-7. Frlilflll 03-: DARTMOUTH. England CPl e-I Such missiles. Mountbatten said.l d”"' ' 3"?” ""1" . And the decision facing the com. F . m-mm----e ev -------- -----i-------.---- --lumhla 24.94. Mnnllnhn 23.04 and Admiral Earl Mountbatten. .iir.st'would travel in lhe sfralospilerc ll; ll 5lX'l"Il:1'"”' "W'l'lE-, 'i"” M rks Acadia" ,,,l,..l.,npr5, hp (3ld, decides l lg is - I p . .i . .' 1 n S . (in 1 il55inn I . . An- an - J F- d C - v :r'..:'.:"".":::...i'.""...7"'...;:".1..:f i.1:.:”':l.':;:”::i ll2"”:l..?. ".;".:'.l:;..'"-t:-:..':.r”:..::'? 2l.-”o"J2nf-n2- ." ”".t.:.'”:: ...”..”'"""i'”"" '"" "" - ' - . l ' c . --you, Saturday mam J,mbo,,,i S 5 ed in the inn lzrr-rle lsixe of the British fleet to meet'head it would in lrllth represent leap in the Egylllil"l5- 3'-CQIITCHCTY Til? premier and Atlnme,v-Gen- hl-'m-..m, . ' . l The table! al:'ohshnl;'s that Prince l iil;hllP;Vtpflilt;;'n lof llnvarfare. the absolute weapon." agl;1:;:piv:r:lc!sratl?"EY,l:Iin"P I g pwnl Ilpsne C."-ll, 9,; ll, (ml mogt of r....... nan. OVIYV Death Due To Drowning l:;:,i:;':.'.,”..'i.:"....":..P?l3:'"i..:2;'f r... 3...::.;";..:;. 3... ii25'l.E..Zl ” we can su-3 ..li;tf".ll.?TS.iIl...:.”l.l:.h".if":: lucsday night 9:30-12:30. Nearly all of lbo other Provinces angle-decked carriers armed with iili.V night. 'c,,,m-npmnratlng the 200th anniver- wwwk Mr mm amhud u'l;1'r?l1a'toD;lnieli Pigs bMac;Eachern CThc grate uicltncss c;all;e1d was llmvc Vsllnneri back so far as too guided missiles. and lonlz - ransei I " lmrv of the migration of the Acn- - 5 ea rwnl t. . . ,.i -, A ,. N . , , ' g. mud” "M . p on me mmm of my mom 2? Man; who smggraymti hie cmlfeia l:::lli.rnh:g ;"r'lcn::r:r,d:i" ':f:'lhF :l'l:rl:i&cril:?SSIT::a:lte 1:; f'iar”iul1"K IISIIPGIICG FOl' END rnanslr STRIKE from Nova Scntin in Lmlll p 11" S COWJRY ..(.m,”n En" picnic wed"... near .loh.nstnnis River l3rili80'' 93 "”ii("3 "i ii” ""ide'" "hm" senior official "1 ll... Vminr-pl hr .he told cadcts at the Royal Naval U S Bases LOS ANGELES IAPl-AFL bus The senate approved a resnlullnn' NEEDS NRRROVER lm "mly mm mm” after was the verdict reached by I 6.30 ADT and arrived at the omnmmt of Adncullurp 9,, wlum. 5Collcgc. ' and trollcy operators Sunday voicsi paying tribute to the "spirit of TROUSERS Apr " ' ' C0l'0l19l'S Jllfy Ciiiied- i” iiilluire scene about 15 minutes later. He The main offcnslve strength of OTTAWA ,(.p, C . g better than 2 in l to end their 34- courage. perseverance and loy- gr: ..y(,m. San”-day ulght Jumbo;-. into the death of the late Mr. could see no sign of the truck in -the fleet in future will he built working for U", I-"1 gnaqrlmlni day slrlkv at;-Birlsl the L05 Alllzelcs ally" of the M-'ldi8llS Til? ii"l”9 wiDER IHOUQ ., (;,mm.k,w Han July rm. MacEachern who lost his life the water or its occupant. He E E around such fast battle groups. avemm t Ha . '9. t 3" Transit Lines. The lines normally of Representatives adopted thcv . what the half ton truck he was said that the distance from the each group consisting of one cal- f N fen 8' mmm" 3" has” carry 9fl0.ll00 passengers daily. resolution earlier. "Dance-Vernon liver Hall, driving plunged through the rail bridge to the water was nine feet rlcr. one cruiser and a squadron " aw ””'"i am 5”" "'3? ii” '" A ' Fuesday, July nth. of the bridge into twelve feet pi and the depth of the water. 12 of destroyers. Mountbatten said. emmed i" ""emp'”y'."(.i"l '"'i'”i " water. g (eel, - "Cruisers and destroyers will be "Mei Acmig Lab" M”"5'" M3" i Dance The lury recommended "that

-- Forest Hill. Wed- uly 27.

tin indicated Monday. lIi'5dBy, J

consranus Divas IN l SlIiP'S ;i""l'P"'v "5 500" "5 W Wcavon Seized For wages

the Royal Canadian Mounted Po-

- l , available. with guided missiles "f :i'i'5,rh”Pi-villi; i" "fi"'(S';"l-l . . 9 - licc be furnished with rescue Constable Murray win the Jury pg . V in place of anti - aircraft tzuns.” """” " ""'”'S '”i"' it B F d I I J d ll.,l:,Br;5,.Pnnsh Noam ,u"d”" equipment when called -upon in that one of the members of the prfglisoreiievovgrgm slIUe(iiiliget,if Comm Mhprnil wh" .i""i. "riled, f S

.' ' cases of this kind. It also l-ecom- R.C.M.P.. Constable .l.w. Fraser. mE'M24.lm, British freighter An- ill? government to ll':Slllllif” a 'Crnpaud st. Johns church mended that more attention he dived into the uater in an at-

spccial arrangement in r.mlu- such VANCOIJVFZR lCPleA group of by the Scafarers' International

0 annual picnic Wednesday. Aug. 8. paid by the pro er authorities to tempt to locaic the body of Mac :,ll'f"I:sltE)l1lfh, gnimnce of Aqabal A"'ai9ii9d In

payments possible. Nlr Barnett 70 seamen from the 93-man crew Union lAFLl on a lien for back i i til i d' F h . F .. w - ll ll. 3 said several thousand C.-lnnrllnns of a scl7.cd Liberian ship returned wages p "Mr. Aaron Hill will allow ::2,e:;l:;::i'a 0" on ma tgclfaiik .,.nI::?(f5liflgpguells hgxgl In 5 "me to ”'9BB.'il”:i' emb':s5?llslander's employed by US. agcnricc ill here Sunday by Ilild frolll San Thc British Columbia sailors 40 L 51 ulms in Hartavllle Hall. Tuesday. coroner L, E, pg-ow", who pm. mu dup (0 ll”. njuddingss or thp' ifgpgltnialgolnvgstlatgn. Newfoundland now are ineligible -Pedro. Cnlif after what they .des- signed on at Victoria May 29 after 2, 0 July lth. 8.30 p.ln. mud ” the luau”. "um ulx wam. he W" "name "I seej me. fm-mmers "mam disregard. HALIFAX (C?) p Hugh Jam” for benefits. ,-crib:-ti. as a iiharrowing nlghl-lsllle bad lb:-en converted into a 4 )0 ..R,,.,',,, mm. cmnud Rm witnesses after eglplginiing to thein clearly. nu atiemlll proved to; so signals asking him to ldentify ”"” "i "W"? ”””'""''.”l "is lewd, M","L" '"'lf ,5,” C'(.',"2,l" .-"'?.",, -,'I.'L.'h,",,h'f" jff" ,,, "”'" "1"" 0 Y) 5 Wednesday night.- Burns Orch um um den” ' Mme ” I” ""5"””5i"i- himself and state his destination. ""”iii""i i" c"i""5' miiiii-'ii”i95 ""5 ".1 "."' 3 3” ii '" ".' l 0 "' ” " "m 'E' 0 ""'" noll,l-ms FAILED "V tn uh... . ills detltltlhbty dl:'0WEi:g.wHev?o:illt- the Jthis point the foreman of 1-hp lrelghgcr wlle,-pd some dam. C0li:'l on a charge of C,-,m.n,,l inlglfon. ls (ilS3li:SinS the rlllc'st:1on Vhiqilfl flci Ollli out the st(;l'-lmshlp TOHON-F0 .(-P ,vl,mm,,n, and ' ou I I hall! 0 C m ury. Mr. J. J. Mm-Donald b t H, g m V neg lgcnce Monday in c nnectl W Vlllihll-i - ii"l'0F"l"l"'l '” 379 "ll ""105 "'0 "10" lb "II" 0 lb d' 1'. cl ”luxurv .l.l”F ”D'im-e Lorne Valley hall we mulht have been temporarily asked i c wune.-is it they hadl "" " ere Wm M mm H with the beating ln uphill or E partnlenls. for n two-weck cruise to Mexico ,. .,i';,-- ,,," ,Q.,i,f,'.,:,i" 3,... 17.; '"”'"”'"' '”"”""" '” M... 3.... FY l The Anshun was en route to r l rueaday night. Webstu-'a Orch. stunned. he was alive when he any equipment for lifting people A'q,l,,, to pick up Mnslem pngrirng your-old Joseph om-rldpp, l "Our labor slim-hp has had sal- land rclurn. called the ship "iinxc pn,,.(.,m.n b,,,,,.,l,.,1 ll". Mazatlan nmwm ,, x7 sin, . went uiintod the VII!!!" llrddeltll out of the ullatgnhto which Consl. en route (0 Mac", oglprldgg, . nalivp ol p,-gm... lglfaciory lalkls and we pr; hoprri--l. Th 7.N010O ions cg ra7:r bind:-:5” M 5,," Dian H.m1mm.H, H 52 5;; "I was er ore a ruu 0 r0WII- Murray rep ie I at it was not Tm. "ole exp;-ggud 59",; me" Eduvarrl lslpml, was rmlml plppd I about iher outcnmc.' e sai e . amt an as een seize Um. H". ms, I-M. days W, --,h,.lv I . 51 31 r simwiiili 3' Mililili 5i9WN'i ing. The Juror! Win: -1- -1- M89 the practice of police cars to car- would he no reppmlop or me lo. outsirlepa home at "rum cove. l 'mm”"””"s 'rmtmmFF”"'”” ' ” "'r '””'” l,...l..r. .41..-ml popping like 'orn.”!1.;:in:(:,Tnn 5a in vuesday Ind Wednesday lights. Donald (foreman). 1:. Power. J. 17 such equipment unless they cidenl if captains complied with Felix was remanded on 34000 - - mu pmr Ipopl Mcfvlullorl, en. (-mm. to F4 The kidnappers... Tl-ainor. R. Drlscoll. L. Kelly. J. knew that they were going on procedure aimed gt pugu,-lug 33.25," "mm Aug. (L No pm Q”: glmhmom win” and at nm,” 70-. Regina ” . 5., 73 neon, lo M” -- -:n - A. MacDonIld- 1- DriI00ii- iconllnuod on page 2. col. at yptlsn ucurltm leged the oldest Canadian SlL' member lumlm , , 52 3 mg. gnu” gnu,-ch 3. on J "”f”T”F" ' I Then "everything started top go Toronto . 59 .18. Serving at 5 p.m., !).'1'. "W Prefgr Tourisi - n lContinued on page 2. col. ll ottnwa i-- . Q ' ---m-'m-mmmmm'j' Mnnlrea .. ' "Come to Barn Dance. Gar- . N D "1. I G ' D' Qucbcc 50 9" 511': jg,-;,f;geo Broomew C--: Spending To ew e l n oa lspute To Study mom-. 3 3; do own mm. m Spanish G0” ...."”.”...';.ll::".;&:::L":...'”l::;r l-".'1..?”?:'.1”' .;"':.:r".” Fmlhiiliv 9' .l:.:.l:.::" :2 :2 mday, July 2:. nah-ealnnqta. . - 3 El 0 in ll p l i in 'l f n" hm." M S Charloiteulwl It 11 "6 I" Dun” .r0BERMoRY' Scotland men, uga over on. e sma or u- llncorporat on o the lerrl on held .am - 49 M guese settlement on the wcstvby Portugal for more than 400. Sylilwy - - - - -- A . , tern)-Tourists and islanders lined " I I M g ed M l . "1 yarmmm, g H H, 53 70 . WW '0 "'9 "0"! NM It the waterfront of -our fiahln -11- W 0 '1 9- W3 "MW W Yam "ll", 0 imilllll "Niall I HALIFAX rcpt - Nova scolla S, ,,,h,,-, 57 59 Q ':-any ' .1 , now” but "an H, 'mm,, day as Prime Minister Nehru told Twenty-flvc Indian police. arm- . '