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VOL. LXXV. N0. 293

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“Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew"

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1962.

‘ mine finalisation

Néfiyfifiiyiiv CENTS

WEATHER

Clear clouding over, afternoon or evening

snow beginning late : winds light becom-

ing west 15. Low-high. 10 and 25.

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A couple of swans swim past a formation of ice re- sembling a sea serpent on the

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pond of Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. Temperatures drop— pad to an even zero. making it

CHICAGO COLD FORMS SEA SERPENT

the coldest day on record for Dec. ll. (AP Wirephoto)

Five Children And Aunt Lose Lives In. N.B. Fire

DOAKTOWN. ND. (C?) F'ive children and their teenage baby-sitter died Thursday after for ripped through the two- storey wooden frame . Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Parker at nearby Bettsburg.

Four the Parker's eight

children and the baby sitter.l the children who died after she ‘I shat E.

Additional Winter Jobs

CAPITAL BUREAU OF THE GUARDIAN

OTTAWA -— Two more winter works projects for Prince Ed- ward Island have been an- nnunccd by Dr. Orville H. Phil- lips. MP for Prince.

Project No. I4 is for the con- struction of a senior citizens“ building in the town of Souris. Total cost is 334.000 and the federal share of this under the winter works formula is $6.000.

Projcct No. 26. in Tignish vil-

died in the blaze. Another child gheadquarters

died later in hospital at New- castlc, about 50 miles northeast ;o ere.

I II. Carol = 4 and

at

‘ said the fire

Dead are Glcnwood Wayne.:the noon meal. Anne, 6. Shirley Mae.l L

J. Sturgeon said

returHEd lo the burning Wilding lFredericton he would travel to

dren. Thomas Parker. 4

suffered first degree burns to

Thursday night.

Larry Parker, from the flaming structure and went back in to rescue Thomas and Jacqueline. 3. It was not known immediately if Larry was ‘ red.

An infant son was believed to have been with Mrs. Parker‘s

ton at the time of the fire. Mr. Parker. at work in nearby woods. returned to find his

Iagc. is for the construction of a water tank. Total cost of $1.-

home ablaze but he was unable to enter the building.

". died later “tion- in hospital at Newcastle. He had lWheth?!‘ an Inquest would

mother at a clinic in Frederic- f

inight to conduct an investiga- A coroner's report on

held was expected by this morn-

more than 75 per cent of his infi-

Are Approved body. v. v None of the bodies in the l suspected. house had been recovered later.

10, escaped i '- ~

RCMP said foul play was not

For Space Edge

ALAMOGORDO. N.M. up»-

IA lThursday with two men who plan to get a look at the stars l mm above the earth's atmos- phere—some 87.000 feet up. The men rode in a lS-foot-tall ndola suspended lglistening white plastic balloon. which was launched from

M0 and the federal share $650. i A spokesman from RCMPI l

Skybolt Offered

PARIS tReulers)~The Unitedl Slates has offered to let Britain 5‘ take over the Skybolt missileij program as it stands if Britain wants to continue alone, author- itative sources said Thursday.

The sources said this was one Alternative to the present An- glo. - American Skybolt project. which the United States now

was made by US. Defence Sec- retary Robert McNamara in his talks with British Defence Min- ister Peter Thorneycroft earlier t is wee

' . Minister Macmillan WlII discuss the issue with Pres- ident Kennedy next week during their talks in The Bahilmas. it? was said.

Although no final decision will be made before Macmillan sees

Program Britain

President K e n n e d y. officials here generally are pessimistic about the future prospects of Skybolt. . air missile on which Britain is basing her in-

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Macmillan arrives here today to confer with President de Gaulle on Britain's bid to join the European Common Market.

In Washington. informed sources doubted whether it was practical for Britain even to consider taking over Skybolt de- velopment. because of the huge

cost involved. HIGH COST A FACTOR

The U . already has spent $500,000.000 on Skybolt. To com- plete the program, it was said. woui cost at least double this amou t.

dependent nuclear striking force ; 965. dictated the landing would prob-

Holloman Air Force base run- l V- .mall electrical explosion ear- ‘ n the day which opened eectrically controlled snaps on ballast bags. sending fine steel t to the ground and discharg- ing all batteries on the gondola. The crew. air force Capt. Joe Kittinger. 34. and civilian as- tronomer William B. White, 40. wore pressurized space suits and were sealed into the gon- dola. where they will spend 24 ours.

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Late weather information in-

ably be within 10 miles of Hollo‘ man.

Fredericton . started when a; stove in the Parker's home ex- iner II. a 447-pound package of loded during preparation of lmeasuring devices

Fire officials and Doaktown]

- r _ Bonn? 0Ul59- 2- ‘Who MP could not be reached im- ' ldlEd 1“ the fire Md babY'Sllter mediater for further details. Sandra Parker. 17. an aunt of ‘ Meanwhile provincial Mal.-.

ln attemptl ‘0 save other Chll- lthe fire scene later Thursday-

bet

y the ins to whether any lform can exist on V n

w ' The launch was delayed by a;

Doctor Found Negligent In Baby’s Death

HULL. Que. (CP) -— Dr. J. Conrad Simard of Hull. Que. Thursday night was found guilty

FLORIDA LOSS HEAVY

Southern

US. Faces

Easing 0i Cold Snap

CHICAGO (AP) _. remp‘era- lures mov‘ed ‘Ilightly upward Thursday from the record-shat- iering overn

e” an the Mi stool River. ,.

In our: u. buttered for "“"y l by neon-outta.

uous m, m mm "has, or cold on Ingwfoil was

of a char e of criminal negli- gence arts ng from the Feb. 26 death of a three-day-old infant.

A jury uebec Court of Queen's Bench convicted the 49- ycar - old doctor but recom- mended clemency. He wll be sentenced Dec. 20

Defence lawyer Raymind Da- oust said he will appeal the con- viction.

The infant was born in a pri- vate clinic in nearby A mer. ue.. unwed Otawa mother. Geralds Bussiere. 27. It later was admitted to the Qt-

Thursday. A hard freeze was : tawa General Hospital at the re

forecast for the northern por- tion of the state Thursday. mali-

he ing it the fourth night of crop- - killing weather.

F L08!!! IN MILLIONS

The full story of damage to

tender winter vegetables. bor- ries and citrus. fruits will not be -avaiiable for two to three weeks. but growers already worn mo s in millions of . . _

In the mids‘vect. southwest.

occurred om Illinois. Iowa. w M. But WAN“

quest of Dr. Simard.

A specialist in charge of ob- stetrics at Ottawa General said the hospital had received a note from Simard stating tho baby was suffering from cyan- osis — blue discoloration —-snd that the doctor suspected there was brain damage subsequent to use of forceps. The note also said the uterus had not been large enough.

Other doctors testified that

reaps s not have been used for delivery of the promo- turc child. The «tone ro an obstetrics specialist

I who oold that forceps frequently mod in diff

icult deliveries. Tho jury deiberoted for one hair and 15 minutes before

Will in its vhtdict. i ' 3.

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' ‘Guardian - Patriot Staff Writer.

' lavailable to all residents

No Thought Diet Reports At Ottawa

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OTTAWA GRANT TO INCREASE

By DON MncLEOD lify for an additional yearly from Ottawa to help pay

Free hospital care is now part of the cost." , of The minister said that all that 1Prince Edward Island. is necessary for a resident to be

Mariner's Big Date ls loday

WASHINGTON t AP) - Mari-

and radio lequipmcnt. brushes past Venus at 4:01 pm. AST today. a mere 20.000 miles or so from planet.

Crossing their fingers against

in any last-hour difficulty. scien- U.S. coasts pre-.

gtists on both ipared to eavesdrop on Mariner's l42 minutes of special near- iVenus reports.

The coded sirtials. as received Eby the jet ‘: opulsion labora- ltory's Goldstone. Calif. track- Iing station. will be relayed by fitclephone and amplified over a

‘ conference ere.

or moré‘to analyze. ‘ Scientists hope to gain the first close-at-hand information

also

shed light on the plancts mag-l

I The messages

Premier Walter R. Shaw an- i admitted to hospital is that he nounced yesterday following tridentin himself. Admittance. meeting of his cabinet that the;of course. is on recommenda- government will instruct the tion of the patient's physician. P.E.l. Hospital Services 1 Under a reciprocal sys‘em mission to “begin immediatelylwith other provinces. a person to carry out the plan of freefbecoming a resident of this hospital care." and that the i province will not be covered for government will pay the costtthree months by the plan but out o the province's generali‘will have hospital costs paid revenue. {during the three months by the

The premier said that all hos- .‘province from which he comes. pital insurance premiums paidfTransients who need hospital in advance to cover subscribers Scare here will be accommodat- aftcr Nov. 30 will be refunded. led but their home province will

. Hubert McNelll. ministerlbe billed. according to Dr. Mc- of health. said last night that lNeiII. under the premium system Dr. McNeill advised th at

lpublic address system at a press; ldescrihed th e ‘

he spec“ ‘PI‘OPOSEd Atlantic DEVElOPment-area did not ex act the govern-.

dataitsolf willstgkejour weeks incur}. ‘ p lmature embryo" which will not [problems overnight.

ldo much to help the Atlanticl

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ever achieved on the tcmpera-. . ture of Venus. both at the sur- lpremier balloon 200 feet. in diameter.face and in the thickly fogged lBurchi“ soared off to the fringe of space ,venusian atmosphere. {both . said ‘ should ltlie bill which sets up the board

lercd and the province will qual- commission Identification cards.

abOUt 90 Per Cent 0‘ the PmV‘ persons who are paid - up sub-‘

Hospital Care Free lo All, ' " Premier Says Alter Meeting

$300,000 “The commission,"

he

said. I

lManitobans Vote Today ‘

l WINNIPEG ((‘Pl 5 .

Manl- tohan vote today in a general lelection that may be drawing

more than the usual amount of attention circles.

‘ Premier Duff Roblln ls test- ing the appeal of the Progres sive Conservative party he first ed to minority power in 1958

in federal political

.“will issue a directive shortly after 43 years of playing second‘

regarding thcs

e cards."

fiddle to Liberals and associ-

ection,

Spring Rumors Heard

By JAMES NELSON OTTAWA (CPl—P-rime Min-

Aboimon of the premium plan ted groups. His government be- isier Dieienbaker. scotchmg' a

.put into effect by a Liberal gov-. ernment in 1959. was one of the t h e

Conservatives“

planks in

Dec. 10 election campaign.

Premier Sha

.main issue of the election." H ‘said that the premium system had been given a “fair trial” by. his government “and this triali convinced us of the immediate

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tives have imp cent sales tax.

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need for a change

The Liberals also promised to1 abolish the premium system ifi elected on Dec. 10. pointing out . t 1that the system was unneces- sary "now that the Conserva- osed a four per

w called it “th

Liberal ,Senator Scornful Of Proposed Atlantic Bd.

OTTAWA (CPL-Liberal Sen-ltic area is for money." Scnaior the rcsult of a forced dclivery lator Harold Connolly Thursday lConnolly said. ‘

government's The people of the Atlantic

35-"an'lmmatureu Pre‘lment to solve their industrial

“However. they did expect a N S t. .sound health. . which mar ‘ova co lalwould grow to adulthood with lresultant benefit to the people .‘of Nova cotla. New Bruns- 1wick. Prince Eward Island [and Newfoundland. 1 “Yet have found

rovinces progress Industrially.l The and Senator George (L—New Brunswick)

e main defect in

is that it makes no proViSion that

hat is not to said.

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Senator Connolly added during the last federal election; emmenbhumess the. lcampaign. Prime Minister DIE‘l takes certain action.

their liking.‘ he

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lFierce Storm ints Ontario

l TORONTO

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Abolition of insurance prem-

. . . . t y , . . “em fields. and on “5 rad“"for long-term financing of new linstead of a healthy baby they .wmter snowstorm struck Wide

iwave emissmns. . lcwas ON L . the . They should

IFF‘.

provide far better

gclues than have at been found

kind of life e s.

u After speeding past Venus. the lZ-foot-long spacecraft withl its ISIS-foot sprcad of solar pan- els will rush on towards the sun. l Launched last Aug. 27. Mari- ner already has sent back a treasure trove of information from four instruments that have een measuring magnetic fields. radiations and dust particles i between the earth and enus.

INSIDE TODAY

Announcements. notices . 15 B is . . . . .. 3. IS

industries. “The grcat need in the Allan-lture.

MUSICIAN PLANS ACTION FOR BOOT LE’GGER LISTING

WINNIPEG (CP)—-A Win-. nipeg musician was looking for somebody to sue Thurs- ay after his occupation was listed on the voters’ roll as

premature embryo,

lhi h [of .north sh tr oni

voters' list as a bootlcgger thcn?“ the caller replied. l

Mr. Tymochek said a chock at the returning office con- firmed the listing.

”bootlegger.‘ “I am getting in touch with

Tommy Tymochek. 56-year- my lawyer- he salfl- If I

i old bachelor who teaches {an “15- “amrally 1'“ 3‘“an o suc.

accordian music at his north- end Winnipeg home. said he had listed his occupation .as musician when the enumera-

Stan Carrick. returning offi- cer for the riding. said the improper listing had been the

tor came his place to work of a practical joker. collect names for St. John's The enumerator said he riding in today's Manitoba marked Mr. Tymochck's occu-

gcncral election. ation correctly on both the Later. he said, he started receiving telephone calls

ior's field book from people asking for liq- I uor.

n this book. however. an unknown “practical joker" scratched o ut "musicians" and printed in above "boot- Ieggcr," Mr. Carrick said.

“Look. I've never sold liq— nor in my life." he protested to one caller. “Why do people

Classified . , . . . . . . .. 14, 15

Comics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Iii

Finance. markets . . . . . . .. 17

Rural Churches . . . . . . . . .. 7

Editorials . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 City. Queens 5 Prince County . . . . . 2

Kings County . . . . . . . . . . .. 4

Summerside . . . . . .. 3

rt . . , , . . . . . . . . . .. 12. 1.1

Womens' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8

Gerald aeiiate. ' foot. midget doesn‘t need much of a blanket and won't

keep bothering me?" girl “Well. why are you on the l

A lists at the error through.

as

its . THE SHORT OF IT

frame. They are in Tomnto to prunoto Christmas lights.

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THE TALL AND

get too much anyway Ed- die Carmel. 3. needs a ct to cover his eight foot. 11% inch

ihave been handed an imma. .areas of Ontario Thursday. ty-

: hitting 45-year-old politician.

that ;

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. Kootenay West) said the Col- -- A ficrrel umbia River treaty indicated

.ing up traffic and taxing snow.

as lremoval equipment to the limit. . tL—Nova Scotial

came entrenched solidly in an- .other vote the following year.

it recent weeks there have. been increasingly frequent re-v ports that Mr. Roblin. a hard- is a possible successor in the near‘ future to Prime Minister Diet—1 cnbakcr as national leader of the Progressive Conservative part .

Mr. Diefenbaker hasn't said‘ anything about retirement and' Mr. Roblin said in a publishedl in crview: “As far as I am con- cerned. I have no other plans (than to continue as premierl .and I can think of no greater task or challege than continu-

. i 1. . ‘ ' the position I now have inces residents were covered.‘ .. .iums will save each individual mg m ”

“Under the new arrangement." scnbers 9f the Plan 5119"” how 3524 per year and will in e a n a ‘the “MOT” “Mi 1 the/said. "everyone. will be cov- ‘ 0“ l0 “1"” hospital Insurance 'ycarly saving to families 0 f

Parliament At A Glance

HE CANADIAN PRESS l P

By T THURSDAY. Dec. 13, 1962 ‘ Sp .aker M a r c. 91 Lambert . disallowed questions by MPs ‘ 5 about an alleged RCMP in- j ‘ vestigation of political activl- l ties at universities. . H. A. Olson (SC-~Mcdiclne l Hati said his party will cease its voting support of the gov- cabinet.

Alexis Caron tL—Hulli said . recent pay increases for civil ‘ servants favored higher in- 5 come groups. some bottom groups getting nothing. ‘

H erridge iNDP—

a complete lack of knowledge about the project involved. Senator H a r o l d Connolly

Southwestern Ontario was the. government's Atlantic Devel~

l hardest hit.

Several inches of

isnow were piled into drifts by

.high roes. ‘ The snow ex ‘lakcs north to

g Winds a drift ice was

icndcd from th North Bay. cas Wind

in Kingston and west to sor.

d about five miles piled up on the ore of Lake Erie. ma- ! a.m. to continue the debate on g the disabled tug boati interim supply. The Senate is .Arlenc and her owner in 10-foot adjourncd until Monday night.

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A pocket in the centre includ-l ring Metropolitan Toronto. Hamg lilton. London and Barrie areasi “C399” “1"” "I “‘9 bad‘(sc « Medicine Hat) warned

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opment Board bill is imma- ture and spineless. FRIDAY. Dec. 14

The Commons mects at 11

Social Cred Annoyance

OTTAWA tCPi-H. A. Olson

“Vealher‘ Thursday that his party will

. .ccase “preventing the Liberals"

lfrom overthrowing the govern-

‘Pr'ncess Sets 'ment, unless the cabinet takes

, ' action on lcgislaiion already Wedding Date passed.

original slip and his cnumera- ,

LONDON iAPi —-The wedding ‘of Princess Alexandra and An- lgus Ogilvy will be in Westmin<

:stcr Abbey April 24. the Royal lsaid he was authorized by his .Family announced Thursday party to warn the govcrnmcnt

Speaking during the dcbate on Ian interim supply motion au- thorizing expenditures of $380.- l089.511 for January. Mr. Olson

fnight. The princess is 25. Hertliat this would be the last

'Earl of Airlic.

Carmel weighs 543 pounds and to owing.

still gr

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is a financier.

‘4 bill ‘ government had until late .lan- "uary "to give us an indication

hired to type the ‘fiancc. a Iiiycar-old son of theintcrim supply motion to rc-

‘ccive Social Crcdit support un- less demands wcre met

“We believe no further legis- ‘lation is needed for most of the Lthings we ask the government to . ' .