Admiral Raynor said he no- clear boat is faster and much harder to find and hit than the conventional sub.

owever. he added. there are promising new developments in

ISIAND NEWS PAQE“

5 he Guardhn, Oinflottetown, Sat. July 18, 1964.‘10nser-nnse.mter Ind deeper- - running t

ndf l:aes.datection . gear a ast yd-rofoil boats. CONVENTIOHO‘I SUb Defence HYDROFOIL ON TIME ls Solved, Not So Nuclear

! this lilo-ton wave-skimmer as an vidual hunter the advantage anti-submarine w e a p o n. The

over the individual conventional 510900900 1" may” but i5 F?“ pected to be ready for sea trials 966

opment was on schedule and everything pointed to success of

Dy DAVE Mommas OTTAWA (CP)—VichAdmirfl I. s. Raynor, retiring chief of ,ub, but these had been offset ‘ .m 1 _ level luff. «id be" the to a great extent by the larsei Adniral

d hunting and killing number of potential enemy even if the

H Rayner said that the conventional submarine has

hydrofoil is success-

subs. I ful. the navy will still need big- m“ mm' This pointed to the need for : ger ships for control. communi- But this was far from the large numbers of inexpensive‘ cations and surface operations.

The navy would also need two place the transport ships to carry Cana- of Soviet conventional I dian army equipment and pos- sibly troops, in cases where they couldn't be . United Nations peacekeeping op-

use with the nuclear subma anti-submarine craft, tine. he said in an interview. (NATO estimates

'I'romendous advances in anti- number m'arfare since he was submarines at between 400 and l Second World War destroyer 500 and of Soviet nuclear subs We! had given the indt at about 25).

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‘ erations. . Admiral pects there will be a rash of UN peace-keeping jobs in the next several years. The navy now could carry vehicles and troo in the aircraft carrier Bonaventure and supply ship provider but this meant these 1 two ships had to be taken away ‘ from their regular duties.

(A special defence depart- i , I mcnt report on comparative: LAST anti . submarine weapons sys-I

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1. Mr. Heliyer has said that new warships will be built in Cana~ ‘ dian yards).

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navy has a requirement for air defence of the fleet. Trials had shown that the American Sky-: hawk can be effectively flown from the Bonaventure.

He did not foresee any major changes in the navy as a result 1' of unification of the armed forces' command structure.

‘ He said an exercise would be

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MONDAY —stanhope National Park 10 a.m. -2 p.m. .in in the use of Funds w“. Rustico ls. Nat'l. Park 2:30 -4 p.m. "Em Quinn was heard before TUESDAY —Kensington 10 a.m. -12 Noon Magistrate A aslam,

AF Base, Summerside 1:30 - 4 p.m.

R Quinn is charged with breaking’ WEDNESDAY—Holman's of P. E. I. Summerslda ' 10 m

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a. . p.m. THURSDAY -Montague, Doug’s Service Station occurred at am Brace‘ lo arm-4 in Club Ju 28. Te accused isi

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the crown.

Crown witnesses David Henry Yeo. Halifax. N. S.. told yes-i tcrday of seeing two persons‘ enter the club after one of i V them broke a window when they climbed the fire escape on Hills- boro Street. The witness said he phoned the police, then he and a friend stood at the bottom of the ladder to prevent a person in a red jacket from descending. ‘

Cst. Donald Trainor identified the person on the ladder as the accused. He said that while the. accused was being arrested he‘

umnar —Caveiidish sin-i Park 10 a.m. .4 p.m. Coming Monday - July 20-25 THE ROYAL WINN‘IPEG BALLET

Canada’s exciting company of young dancers in two programs of outstanding Canadian ballets.

. heard a noise at the club door V on Kent Street. The door lock -- TO. :vhas tilt? found tow: broken hand ‘1 up P m ‘91; c u rooms. n searc ed, . . . . pty. There was no trace of the second man. MATIN'EES —I- WED. and SAT. I Jel aggugieg‘ bwismrep‘agded o uy - an s an . ALL SEATS 2:30 p.m. Glen John Campbell, North , River and Aeneas B. Henriok- Ien, Charlottetown. both plead-3

‘ ing guilty to charges of drunken. driving. were sentenced to sev- § en days in jail each. Their driv-

The WINNIPEG BALLET presents two programs: era licences will be ouspended

MON.-WED.-FRI. runs.-muas..rm. i for one year. I Ballot Premier Pas tie Dix i Lawell James Brown. Chariot-l

nce Bitter Weird tet0wn. was fined $15 and costs? Black Swan Prothalamlon or five. days on a s peed i n g‘ Alma-woos Bach.” Les Whoops-de-doo charge. A vagrant was fined :20

I and costs or 20 days. V Two men and a woman were ; charged with being drunk and

Canadian hydrofoil (level-‘ i

for

Rayner said he ex- ‘

Admiral Rayner also said the . ‘

One of the performers at the fiddling and step-dancing ex- ‘ hibition at Civic Stadium yes- ‘terday afternoon was youn Paul Smith, son of Mr. and

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Prospects Are Dim At Enheot 3m»

For Repair Work Says Show

Prentiss- Walter 1!. Shaw told the Guardian yesterday that prospects for the continuance aircraft repair work at the Char- lottetown plant of Enamel and Heating Products Ltd. are not

bum.

Tne Frontier said. "I have had very unfavorable reactions from the federal government on my wires which urged that the plant be kept open.

"CM. Drury, the federal min- ister of industry. has written me that Sabre jets. overhauled

at the . are -

unity with rawn from service.

and no more are requiring in-

spection and aorvi " Promie

ce. ‘ r Shaw can't under-

stand wny a plant with qualified personnel that have prom they do ~ can't

can no service other types of aircraft. “These other types need servic- ing and repair“. tomymind the aircraft repair industry should not be centralized in cer- tain points outside the province. A reasonable portion of the ser- vicing should be ard the local plant". said the Pront- ler. .-

LACK OF ATTENTION He feels the Island has W- ‘ h t - from

on me on - centralization and insufficient at- tention to the needs of this prov- ince by Ottawa. . A meeting between government

ttvoa to

blc closing of

Mp." lo-member British team win the possi 0"

pose Canadian cadets in several match“ and also try their skill in regular Dom events.

the plant. which could come thin few Months. in schedul-

rnxn roar JULY :1

OTTAWA (CP) — Canada's new apostolic delegate arrives here July 21 to take up his new post. Moat Rev. Sergio Pigm. cadet rifle team arrives in Can- doll. apostolic ddegate In ngos. ada July 19 to take part in the Nigeria. for the last fair years, annual Dominion of Canada succeeds Most Rev. Sebastiano am. Association matches at Barrio. canted Pm! Nuncio to nearby Connauflit Ranges. '13:. Brazil.

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