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ravage Nova Scotia woodlands and threaten homes Tuesday “The situation is extremely were steered away from th while the lands and forests de- serious. If we don't have rain _ homes partmest took measures to soon the whole province can go Th area is mostly scrub; fight the outbreaks and prevent up in smoke. growing on rock-studden ground. | ones. ee | A lands and forests spokes- | and Forests Minister E. TWO MAJOR ° D. 7 ‘goo tra The major Gres Tester wars man at ee Tuesday that all forest travel >urning “ , Hali _ , Fakcweusa — Samak was prohibited until the dan Or O° ke “about 25" miles Lake fire had burned over 3, ger — result of one of the driest vn os Halil 590 acres. about half of it good z M7 ax i spring seasons in the province's a -. spruce timber. . history — was over. In Spryiield the fire. which ‘ ovis And later in the day he said erupted from an earlier fire a oe | be had called oh the armed fer-| Monday. was being seat: Sy ee ee least ‘ . Armdale an were fighting |, po Eilat oa 2 fire departments. the flames and two Canso air-| i “These fires aren't starting by About a dozen houses Fare eet fe hes See OP | PARIS (AP) — Police am by police several times since ae = ~~ them with water’ Secret Army a fa three amas ean bal fragments id they had planned to assas- remained. 15 BLAZES REPORTED = - simate President de Gaulle on Former premier Georges : Throughout the province there io : = his tour of the provinces last Bidault ence led a political out- | were 15 fires rep Tuesday. iat ' week by placing a bomb ie growth of the Secret Army. the ‘Three of these. at Spryfield, “a Statue where he placed a National Resistance Committee, es 8 Grand, Lake. and t Eastern : = wreath. but since has gone into exile in > Passage near saludos: ee Police said the six also were Brazil. ss described as being cut of con- — involved’ im a plot aimed at Police said the six men ar- | trol: : Ray Pe blowing up the French president rested were linked first with the Bes a eight months age That attempt flowerpot plot-—-known as opera : * ; t. Gui ee ee ee Sy Pes failed because explosives placed SS a By CAROL KENNEDY industrial, heart of Germany : i ; ve - im a flower pot mear a ehminated Gaulle Aug. SOEST. West Germany (CP) the Ruhr Valley. control during the day. | THESE FOUR members of lios in a shuffle announced Rossiter, Hon. LG Dewar, ; Tiss ae tlc uae te lca, ca Pee cee Troops drilled with split-second Named for Fort York in Tor Most serious of the fires had| the Shaw cabinet have yemmresy Wy the premier. Hee. Heary Wedge and Hea part im Second World War cere- ing the 2th anniversary of the ‘and armored vehicles onto, it is the home base of the staried Sunday and Monday.| changes made in their portfo- Left to right are: Hon. Leo Hubert McNeill. 1. Monkle aes Gea ae ak = il aaiacs Pivaee teaas te oe a past in impressive ar- ist Battalion, Royal Canadian Highest temperatures of the sea-_ i y The Secret Army Orgamiza- Second World War Fay as Canada's NATO force in Regiment, of which Prince 10 reaching 70 in some local-| HOW J, D. STEWART RESIGNS | ee oe West Germany rehearsed Tues- Philip is colonel-in-chief, and ties. and extremely low humid-/ Named Clerk French military men and civil- PLOT FAILS day for the Queen's visit here Ist Battalion, Black Watch ut ao woe isms in am attempt to block de | De Gaulle paused a tal-mie today. —— Regiment of Can- Gee ie eee ints to 2a! ‘Of Assembly Gaulle's ee oe ao ie os oo want ie Be car we on The guard of honor the Queea drove the Zlames into dry timb- ia jor Mu e Ss. ch e aie North African colony. staircase leading to a military of 12 Starfighter jets that will “ill inspect Wednesday is @. “ands. | Premier Walter R. Shaw an-) Although a half-dozen persons ™UStum ae bring today’s display to a cll- drawn from “B” Company, 3rd The fire warning index tlist-| nounced yesterday that Loree are under arrest. leaders of the jammed with about 6 pounds of cna -.-‘. Battalionthe Royal--22nd- Regi-. ed. Hants, Colchester, and_ Hali- Monkley. recently appointed de: deadly schemes were said by po- Z* expicsive and a terrorist m@ ~. ment of Quebec, of which she {4x Counties as extremely dan- ‘ incial secretary. has lice te be still at large and ‘he crowd was to have ap- the Pputy provi 3 The sudden rain sent is colonel-in-chief, and from No. | 8¢rous. All other areas in the! n rovincial a inet been named clerk of the Legis- probably across France's bor- P™ached to within 100 yards saggy of ine | Black 1 Air Division at Metz, France- province were rated high. | | lative Assembly. ders. perth sarcasm ae es Consda 50-men_from_each. Mr. Monkley. who succeeded Those arresied are unknown '€™0e-control devised to fantry battalions scurrying off — ‘ : hange — cS i-senl jent the charze. But — the mas, the paradé ground in their scaf- wiLl. WATCH DRIVE-PAST New Satellite raat ae oan Py aan Retrer pier andy hayeedlac polled oer gel noi grocer, “hose name was not revealed let and cold and kilted finery. The guard commander will be ithe . Progressive Conservative F- Mr.\MacKay as clerk of the @ doctor, a school executive. am —C™!d set no closer than 200 After the May 24 holiday lull, Maj. Jean Paul Andre Therrien, Put Into Orbit Government came into power in Legislature imsurance agent and a farmer, Y@™ds so the plot fizzled. _ 4 the 4th. Infantry Brigade base 39, of Bedford. Que., Van Doos the province in 1959 — was an- | from scattered parts of France. A Series of arrests. beginning of Fort York near this ancient commander in Germany sinc€é (CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. ‘AP) nounced yesterday by Premier = early in December finally led te walled city: burst into bust‘ing May, 1964 ih San 2 ie oaks ae ae ae Parliament IMPLICATE SUSINI the breakup of the ring within activity preparing for the After the guard inspection, powerful rocket. early Tuesday At the same time. the peomiat A mame familiar during the the last two weeks. police said. Queen's first inspection of Ca- the Queen and Prince Philip huried the Pegasus II satellite announced the resignation from | dying days of French settler re- The arrests came im time to pedian troops based on the Eu- will watch a drive-past of all isto orbit to meamre potentially the cabinet of Hof. J David Ste-| At A Glance sistance im Algeria — Jean stifle the new plot against de ropean continent. units of Canada’s highly-mobile dangerous meteoroids. wart, holder of three portfolios. | Jacques Susini — was brought Gaulle scheduled for last Thurs- astawn force in West Germany and & Gin snace Pegasus It us- 7° bring the cabinet to full! back to light by the police. whe day. : > FLOWN FROM Lae joint_army-air force fly past of sitios strength. Lioyd MacPhail (PC-; said he had “teleguided™ the — On that day. ‘according ‘te a To honor the occasion. th® three spotter planes. six heli- folded two wing-like panels to 8 354 Queens will be given two new plets from refuge im Italy. well - publicized program. de Queen's personal standard 23 copters and 12 CF-104 Star- span of 9% feet—greater than ciclios Susimi was a leader of European ‘Gaulle was te place # carnation of Canada, fighters from all three RCAF most four-engine sirlivers—and “Changes announced by the. students im Algeria and an aide wreath at a stone statue of red maple leaves on & air wings in Europe, led by ‘began soaring like a great bird j-emier which become effective | of Gen. Race! Salas. _ Clemenceau at Ste. Hermine in phite ground. was flown from Sado. Lar. Joha Frazer. 33, of around the globe, ready to jine 15 are: Salam, _omce _commander-in-_ west-central France. The explo- jawa and was broken behind Vancouver. officer commanding Squawk electronically each 1 sp ie chief im Algeria. headed the Se- sives were te have been hidden Oe ny tan the ae $8 Squadron ~tSabre-Teoth? “at time it: +s- punctured: by “a me- | it fekabion bee ‘olaaer’” oe] awdatmeae. 6 6G oe coe ground Tuesday ! Marville. France eoroid serving a life prisom term. teuched off electronic: time on foreign soil. The Queen then will drive The “Space Bird’ joined a ee ee ce The Secret Army. which ome program went off as scheduled. eta Gen dine loi ee oe ee! a pa , might exploded 17 plastic bombs but police had the bomb and

portfolio, give up industry and

‘H ie

seme of the plotters in hand.

campment of single - storey, quarters area where she will be been orbiting since Feb. 16. The in bees

white-washed buildings set.on a presented with a girl guide National Aeronautics and tad Seats the ouliciont aftuure santa

wooded rise above a wide sweep friendship pin for Princess Anne Administration said they will be | vacated by Mr. Stewart. HON. LLOYD MACPHAIL HON. J.D: STEWART

of Westphalian farm land, ‘is by —_ —— Wood, daughter visible in areas of ~ world. Lind MacPhail ts to be 4 +6 cabinet resigns all cabinet pests Dief Fails In

one of three Canadian infantry bases near Soest, just east af

minister of industry and nat-

Shooting Of ‘oat Child |

dev which was one

Stewart. .

Agriculture “Minister | Andrew

Provincial Treasurer Alban

ests.

ural resources and_ will also iis Gaede: ss fuk. be: to rote hem Oe cbieet be-

head department of tourist volved in the change. They are cause of large business inter- a M He was an outstanding

of the portfolios held by Mr. MacRae, Attorney General and strength to our cabinet since

1959 and he has assured the gov-

Education Minister Dr. Fatmer and Hon. Philip Mathe- ernment of his continued inter-

George Dewar will continue son, minister of highways and of est and support and will be

to administer the education Public works. available at all times to render

Is Described For Court

During his career as a cabin-

tary. the third portfolio which Ste ° i ee _ a a et minister. Mr. Stewart has pi-

HALIFAX (CP) “Daddy said he was going to shoot.” said the 10-year-old girl. ‘He said he would count to 10 _ _ _ he counted and then he shot Bernadette.”

Brenda MacDougall was tes- tifying Tuesday at the prelimin- ary hearing of her father, James Bruce MacDougall, 34, of subur- ban Jollimore. charged with cap- ital murder in the shooting death

Brenda was one of cight wit- messes called before Provincial Magistrate Nathan Green as the

hearing opened

Jimmy MacDougall, 11. said Brenda, Danny 7, and Berna- dette. were watching television when their father came home the nicht of April 3.

Jimmy testified that his father got a rifle from the basement of the home and the rifle bolt from upstairs. He had sent Jimmy te the basement to zet bullets.

“Then he loaded the rifle and get. it working. because some times the bolt got jammed and it would not shoot.” said Jimmy. —

He said he called the RCMP twice, om his father's instruct-- fons, and tot bring his mother home. Mrs. — worked at a euger

__A police car drove up to the

the police to i

house, Jimmy said and a con- stable came to the door The boy said his fahter held the dull edge of a knife to his throat and told the boy to tell the RCMP to go away

said that

Brenda MacDougall

when her father came home he said he was going to kill some- one.

Later. she said. her father

. Started shooting holes in the wall

and he shot the glass out of the television set. “Daddy told us to sit on the

cut Jimmy's throat. “Daddy said he was going to said ‘give

bullet Allan Sullivan MacDonald Yessdent —_— at

Senator I. V. Grant Ponders Resignation

Senator Thomas V. Grant, whe has represented this pro- vince in the Canadian Senate for 15 vears and who previously spent_the same lencth of time ~ias tie Commons representing Kings County. is giving serious consideration to retiring

The senator. a longtime medi- cal practicioner in his native Kings County. is 87 years old and while still mentally alert ‘has mot been in the best of health recently. The heakh of a

ve liga

great concern and as a result

the couple ix sharing a room at the Sacred Heart Home where

"rem enn ptm I Re IN ATM

Mr. Stewart will give up. Hon. Henry Wedge. minis ter of welfare and labor. will

ren's hospital here. testified Bernadette bled to death

fective June 15, he will continue

member Legis- loted a number of impressive =e = acts through the¢Legisiature. in-

lature, representing Charlotie-

Brenda __ testified : that her be minister of health. while father said he was going to shoot town. Bernadette, then Danny. then ‘ealth Minister Dr. Hubert herself, then Jimmy and their cNeill is to assume the

mother. when she came home. Corporal J. W. McCarthy and Sergeant E. A. Marshall of the RCMP arrived later at the Mac- Dougall home McCarthy testified three child- ren came running fromthe

home, screaming “Bernadette has

been shot". He said he saw Mr. MacDougall at the front porch holding a rifle.

When MacDougall was prehended. - Marshall said

man was Verary drunk.”

ie Sere OTTAWA (CP) Too many elections with too many prom- ises were blamed Tuesday for part of Parliament's trouble in

Raid By MiGs

getting its work done. Or U.S. Error Heath Macquarrie (‘PC— Queens) told. the Commons

there have been so many elec-

tions in recent vears that the

Commons had been bogzed

SAIGON ‘AP)—A_ four-plan@\ down with. the legislation that raid om a South Vietnamese

from politicians’ prom-

outpost. near Communist North ices. Viet| Nam's frontier Tuesda: recent ha took top billing in the Viet Nam , He Said recent sot somerm — ment bills that Parliament is

US. spokesmen disagreed perhaps devoting tog little time among themselves as to to the “fundamental histofic whether the jets that strafed function of a free Parliament”— 4 the outpost, at Gia Linh, were the discussion of the govern- Communist MiGs making an ment’s spending estimates initial strike in South Viet Nem Mr. Macquarrie spoke as the or U.S. fighters that strayed eff firth day of debate bezan on |Course on another mission. government proposals aimed at

Officials closest to U.S. Gee. streamlining the Commons by William C. Westmoreland: jimiting discussion on estimates American headquarters in S8i- anq legislation and settings 30- gon said oy were ot a an minute time limit on the daily sure that U.S. pilots shot up ,question period a

’ oy sae. Mr. Macquarrie also blamed

'NSIDE TODAY cot" orzanization ot business by

Is Question

ept™ organization of business by the government, foo - frequent

Classified 1,11 change of government House Births, deaths ...... 3, 1@ (leaders who conduct inter-party Sport vee ‘ 8 negotiations about business, and Comics __. a eeccee.. 9 the failure to set out the gov- Wemen's« _. wiheseea: © ernment’s legislative intentions Finance. markets _.......11 for more than 2 few days Editorials -. @ ahead.

Sammerside os 3 STOPS VISITS

ia The crush of legislation. he

said, has prevented MPs from discharging their responsibifi-

6, tttincs thi ein

cluding a new act and a new election act. Mr-.

ay traffie

“I deeply regret.” the prem- Stewart was also instrumental ‘Continued on page 3, col. €)

welfare and labor portfolio. ier said, “that Mr. Stewart had

Too Many Elections, Promises Seen Delaying Commons Work

ties to their constituents through MPs should be in their seats in

visits to their ridings.

He called for fixed adjourn- ment dates for Parliament be- cause, barring a national emer- gency. there was no reason that Parliament should sit in July or August.

Voting procedures that in- volve bell-ringing for up to 30 minutes even when MPs know days ahead of time when a vote will be called. were a waste of

' time. He said voting machines

should be used instead of con- tinuing the time - consuming method of calling out each member's name when a vote is taken.

Mr. Macquarrie said a “more mature” attitude concerning MP: absenteeism will be neeried if. as the government Proposes, more committees ‘are established to deal with spend- ing estimates

More committees would keep MPs out of the Conmmons cham- ber. _ There was no reason why

Censure Almad At BBC Action

LONDON ‘Reuters’. — Parlia- ment was asked Tuesday to con- demn the British Broadcasting Corporation for selling the mie-

used by the Duke of Windsor to broadcast his abdi- cation to the nation 28 years ago to an American film producer for £25 ($75). A Liberal party legislator introduced the motion.

the Commons for of the sitting.

every minute.

He said MPs need greater re-

search search assistants

facilities—

including re to keep

abreast of the increasing num-

ber of bills.

studies and roval

commission reports.

The present

Parliamentary

Library staff was excellent but

library facilities

panded ASKS QUICK RE

must be ex-

PLIES

He also thoucht a 32-minute question period was insufficient te permit members from every area of the country te put ques

tions to the ministry tions could be reduced

Oral ques if the

government would improve its

answering of wri Earlier, Prime

tten questions Minister Pear-

sen said the controversial cles-

ure rule should

be examined

once the proposed rule changes

are approved

The closure rule. which ena

bles the government to fix

the

end of a dehate and force a

vote then. sp: wildest scenes in

sparked some of the

Commons his

tory when it was invoked re peatediy by the Liberals during

the 1956 pipeline

debate

It remained unused on the books for several years there

after although

the Conserva-

tives promised in their success-

ful 1957 election abolish Ft

campaign te

It was not invoked again until

last. fall to end flac debate Its u

controversy then

the protracted se caused hiftle

‘slation flowing from too many neg Rae 0 sais cncsaped

“had Lambert

(PC—Ed- former Com-

West).

ruled the motion out of order

sudden urgescy™ and that

om sae EDT aa om. ar may ake ee ae ADT! te continue the rules shortly nae

Move Made

To Conserve N.Y. Water oar dae eal

NEW YORK ‘AP; — If you ties for suck a debate If t want a glass of water in a New Commons adopted

York City restaurant. you have ‘eles changes now before it, the to ask for it. external affairs commitice If you get it without asking. could be ,set wp, providing a the proprietor will be risking 2 ~~ summons te court and a fine up te $0

= edie Samael ene os ure, effective Tuesday) dered Wennees 3 Greught te cat tinuing to lower levels i city’s reservoirs

The ban om serving water mp restaurants will save 12.090_008 te 15,000,008 zallons a day. esti- mates Armand d Angele. com- missioner of water supply. os.

CAPITAL BUREAU OF THE GUARDIAN

atid electricity # ATTAWA Questrens atwat- ree ———_*t—— the Kent Street armory building

MA tri in Charlottetown have been pot System on the Commons order paper

by John Mullaliv. MP fer Kiegs

Views Promised He is asking if the buildime is s Vacant. if mot for «what parpme

OTTAWA ‘CP)—Trade Minis it is being used. whether dispesi-

ter Sharp said in the Commons Tuesday he will make an an- nouncement soon on Canadian “plans for the introduction of the metric system ~ a He was replying te Guy Mar- coux ‘SC — Quebec - Montmer- ency who asked whether Can- ada will follew the recent ex- a ample of Britain in

the system gradually

*

” mmers afrequest fer

Mr. Diefenbaker said the’ gev- ernment has kept Parliament and the public im the dark about its foreign policy. Most infor- mation came from outside Par-

information on tieas role in the Dominican Re bablic, om press reports that UN headquarters will be moved te Moeatreal in 198 and on a re- port by The Canadian Presse

- that the Norad agreement may

be revised considerably whee it comes up fer renewal im 1967 The had asked fer an external affairs debate ance the beginning of the session The matter was of urgent pub- lc importance” and required am immediate debate

T C. Dewglas. leader of the New Democratic Party. said each tem listed by Mr Diefen- haker demands the attention of the Hease Neo one could dis agree with the contention that the situation calls for ‘a clear and. definite policy _ statement frem the om erament

Questions Asked By Island MPs

the estab nlleiet “a regular Air Canada ait service te and from Charlottetown

Queens MP heath Macquarne has alse pat twee questions en the order paper..One asks about a Tecent meeting in Charicttetews. Te

Mg Macquarrie « < alse asking fer information about fhe ore pesed imternational corrider raad actess Maine and f the Atlante Development Board ic condurt-

tri-service recruitiec office im “ier avetudy .f the feasibility of

‘hs preject of Giwimg amy ase tance to i.