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cnsawrrnrowu. "CANADA. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1956 ' E NO FAl.l. SESSION OF PARLIAMENT

P.M. Hints -Next General 9 Election To Be June 1957.

Mid-January Opening-Oi 1 ,:House Seen

orl'rAwA (cpl-Psiaivltlnistol v at. Laurent hinted sttonlly Till!" day the next general election will take place in June. 157-

Ee told reporters he is not as! log there actually will be a na- tional vote in June. but there is "apt" to be necessity for one in 1967 and June is the "best" month.

He gave these other election hints following a two-hour cabinet meeting: there will be no fall sas- sion of Parliament and the one that takes place early next year is "apt" to be short.

An early budget and a short sea- Jion would give Commons mem- bers an opportunity to heaiigblcl "en the language for some months lofcasnpnigning if a.lune vote is ' held.

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' Report Big N.B. Potato” g ' Deal Pending

EARTLAND, N.B. (CF) - The weekly Observer says Venezuelan iataesta are negotiating with the J McCain Produce Co. of Florence ville, N.l!., for "possibly one of the biggest potato deals in recent years."

The newspaper quotes McCain Produce official Robert McCain as saying "The discussions repre- sented a business venture of con- aiderable site."

No official confirmation of the negotiations could be obtained The McCain firm was one of the first in Canada to export seed po- tatoes and has been involved in several south American transac- tions.

- . NOT DEFINITE i

HIGHLIGHTS OF HARVEST EX. AND RURAI. YOUTH FAIR John Jlllahtlsney w'll;5u;ul.;lul;"Ill;;v;M.l;I;':f”f”l;'

I was I real day. of acids have earned a trip to the Amherst loyce Stevenson. North River Calf Gall Club: Douglas Profltt, Free- Faun Gui Iy J.';'1g:9"m.x1;g3do:h. W"

t f large numbers of 4-! Fair. They are: left to right. cl 5 M "m gem, cam .11 cm town. LOWER RIGHT: These are ' g "Tm. Id

::ir:;:'.:: h.'::..'::-.il.".l:i".r':'.;.5”:.:.:! -3-. -Sm um 3- -- 9:.r:.:':.'::;'.: ."'l.':; 0i Muusluuslricr on CW "N0 N QUEEN .:';.;.'.'i.::..":..:.':r...:"........... tn. 0; .5. procmdu nu-out Ex. gay, Malpeque Calf Club; back members of calf clubs who wan

to the Royal Winter Fair The: "" 35"" when he "wk on "Mind "'" my c"”d”"' "e" "W row. Stanley Palmer, Kenslngtan a.trip to Toronto Royal Winter

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Farming vs. Specisliud lIHulll8"lno summer holidays during the blbition and Rural Youth Fair. are: Elaine Wright. Middleton; p ml. mg, , ,3, -n, ,d RUTCI YOUI'I'I dam on-an szrr. Premier Mother. Calf Club: Arthur Cameron. Head Fair. They are left to right: am Ruby Moore. West Royalty: Elaine niaghtcwgg rouflgeiot guilty olfumls? 9 i.?::.”,".f,':, :l?.l:2l. mast cr:ed)ll.)aulfl:- """”""""" M "I" ”' onpresldes at the opening. UPPER of Klilsboro Cali Club; Douglas Lockerhy. Maipequs Calf Club. Gallant, Miscoucbe and Margaret def but gouty of manslaughter ill ' li.Gll'I' ars 4-E members who Jewell. North River Calf Club: Garth

Coffin. Head of Hlllsboro Jean MacDonald. Brudenell. perlannuce ma ht justly won

the nod of the Judges for second place.

the death of his wife Aug. 0.

st. Laurent was asked The RCAF veteran will be sen-

Thursday Just what date in June I

At Fair Opening Last Night

The rural youth of the Province

UNOUAIIIFIED SUCCESS

came second best in the final ,he in mind for the poldlil W

D D C H :'''"d M” '"”""”l5 W ”"' -""”' held sway in Prince Edward Isl- selection. Due to ills f-cl th-ll coulesluult vote He declined to say. adding f r' 0 - W'V9Y C9 W' Arthur 1' Anwm and's Capital City yesterday and llllllll be ll KISU5 Y9”! Old '0 59: that he wanted it made clear ha I(

p t , , The Jury in the Saint John eir- an we. pm on by an FASHION SHOW digible for a trip to the Amherst V” not uguuy unmmcln. uug -

- Retires Al Halifax cull court Mud It 0 -In -M 30- boys and girls was a definite cred- Immediately ioliowins the em- Flu. Perla will have to "Ill -11- a vote will be in June ' ' ' ' . Wm” l" V""llc' 'l i” F-"'- it to themselves and to their lea- petition tor Kins Ind Queen. the 0'-litr 391- Tliellllrd Pllii.9"ll1ll9l'- some observers believe the asst f . mu" 0, my Dam Cobb Harvey. Maboney looked relieved and 4,". girl. from ggwlng club; put on s Garth Coffin from the Head of" ar - X I I , r Nova Scotia provincial archivist, milled 'llllll"Y "Ml lllt "Nllcl Oswald Pineau ofNorth Rustico

XH y in lllld-JXIIIPI Iailblon show in which they model- mu-born c-ii club will so with ...u "” "" """ was announced Thursday. He is a '" "P"l'l”d- E""9' n""uV

Gan-l Club lid Elain G I ""7. of C." -1-I-.v.,”' .p.E,1. he sobbed while telling till eourtr an . G "en 0

led clothing which they had made Central Bedequa Calf Club were ehoaui Kin

Joan Douglas to Amherst. The themselves as a part of their club

fourth plaes winner in the public

. ' 0 session ending in late March A be had cut his wife's throat after 3 nd gm” of 4.1.1 work, speaking cutest was Annette Fay ., ",1, April. 33.;-u1.uog 0.4.. l.al' e vv”'n'r. c. nm.3"r1'u'i3.lL'S'”t'.'.l.'3 -l" -4-"W our our -uh other clubs in Prince mud mud The chain of sour color and Wm 9'- "W" Cr" C"-Wtr on dam in centred on run is L I , I g g . u" add,” me. 1946' ' -Illsn and threaimll to lslvrilil & the year XIII. The two were wactlcabillty oi the garments on ltllliif 1559!! Illll llfll l30mP0l9ll and June 17 i "r ' S E ”'” A Ind their titres scans children. ulscted by judges A. Walthen tlisnlsywould doillsticstaa much in tin Dtlhlic apesidns contest. Present in the scout The tint Provincial Harvest Ix- from the outset of its planning allowing a plow as is wt-itiu s angel, dgputy Mm, .1 cg",-103:, hrger ahgw gnu the young lgdigg Judges were Dr. lfrsnk Macxin- camber, mm. 119; pm”... hlbitlon to be held in the Province were mm -mrlour to -re ll--l the New .- . town, Mr. W.A. Currie. Mayor of acquitted themselves gracefully as -on. Dr. Brendon 0 Grady and Mn slve Conservatives, sa; car. as for many years was officially open ::l:u:”n,o;' m":illI'I':I':m.::”9"-quu Mia: slsid that uiit thasm been WgrId.F.mou; Dad-gr Hd: and 33:"; Afllizvn gigc Illgdels. 16 M 13:. mm. 3lIlI!m:l'lldlc..) social Credit. 15; independents, ' I0 some I III- IILPII pres O ..' our Q egro ggc. Oil OIDIQQ co. . ”d "l" "'5'" W ll” mm" ”' ity of the exhibit-. this hope ind nual exhibition should he held at Dow" y

Prince Edward island, Hon. A. W. Matheson who for a number of years has been promoting the idea of such a Fair in which the pro- ducts of the soil could be exhibit- ed.

Killed In Accident

LONDON (AP)-sir William Gil- liatt. 72, the .,necologist who de- llvered both children of the Queen RCAF base at Macdonaid. 10 VII killed Tlliirldly lllllit in I col mu” northwest of hm, w” 3.. llsion of his car with a truck just ported overdue Thursday. Aboard Olliside I-ondoll. the plane on a routine training The world-iunous surseon at- Mt were no mu-um: and s tended the birth of Prince Charles guagtpuog, la19sIandPrlnc'aasAnnein19So.

three; vancancies, two 1. Women's institute.

, Previous to their being selected as King and Queen Miss Green and Mr. Pint.-nu bad competed in elimination with some 16 other entrants and in this com- petition Mlss Patricia Polrler of Mlscouche Garden Club and Lyn- den Ellis of Northam were chosen along with the other two as can- didates for King and Queen but

to a great extent been realized. He thanked the Provincial Exhibition Association for its kind cooperat- ion in placing its grounds and buildings at the disposal of the Department. He also thanked the members of the Federal Depart- ment of Agriculture who so kindly gave of their time and effort to make the event a success.

Mr. Allison Profltt.speaklllg on

retary of the Head of liillsboro Calf Club won the public speaking contest. Her subject dealing with education was most forcefully and dramatically delivered. She show- ed that she had a good knowledge of the subject matter and was at ease in her speaking. YOUTHFUL OONTESTANT Young 14 year old Perley Mac- Neill from 0'Leary almost stole

ls Overdue

PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE. Man. (CF)-A T-33 jet trainer from the

this time of year. He felt however that would be impratical since housing of the animals and the matter of heating would pose a big problem. He could see no reason why the Harvest Exhibition could not take on an individual status which he thought would grow from year to year.

Mr. 8. C. Wright. Deputy Min- ister of Agriculture presided at

Link With Past ls Severed By Death Of P. E. I.-Born Senator

CALGARY (CF)-A link with May McDougall. daughter of a the old Canadian West was new :3!!!-known pioneer. at Morley il-

Mr. Matheson said the idea of having a Fall Fair could not be attributed to himself entirely. lie revealed that the late Premier Jones had visualised such an ex- hibition but unfortunately did not

live to see his dream realized.

The Premier predicted that the show would grow in also from year to year until perhaps it would have to be held in the larger exhibition building, the Coliseum.

UNOUALIFIED SUCCESS Agriculture said the Department

behalf of the Provincial Exhibition Association said he was happy on behalf of the directors tlrbe able to play a part in the Harvest Ex- hibition.

He told the young people gath- ered at the Fair that there was no happier life to be found than

Eon. Eugene Cullen, Minister of th

at of a farm boy or girl. He said there was Just as much honour in

Barlier Shop At

Crapaud Lost

the opening. Dr. George Fisher; Director of Verterinsry services was master of ceremonies for the 4-H Club events which went to make up a most attractive pro- gram.

TOP HONOUR!

Howard and Harold Dixon of Fortune Bridge did themselves double

Discusses Prospects For N.B.-P.E. Island Causewa

"it is well within the realmlof possibility that a causeway will esnasct P. E. island and New

to Charlottetown in 1929 on the oc-

casion of a Good Roads convention

"At that time we landed our autos

cred here when Senator George H. Ross. 78. died in hospital Wed aesday night. . Senator Ross. one of the prov- ince's most successful professional men. began his career in the early West as a cowboy. Later he was one of the lead lawyers in this area. Born at Beds.-que, P.E.I.. he was Iagcpointed to the Upper Chamber . 1. 1943. after sitting in the NEW mumswlcx House of Commons as a Liberal.

Rlclliml Filmer oi the Public He was first elected to Parliament Worlul Department of New Bruns in 1940,

He was the only Liberal evar elected to the House of Commons from the constituency of East Cal- gary. l-le served one term and was defeated in 1945 by Douglas Hark nesa. a Progressive Conservative.

Senator Ross is survived by his widow and two daughters. Mrs. F. L. Casey of Poison. Mont. and Jean Ross of Calgary. His son. David George. died irlsso at the age of 39.

His brother. Rev. Theodora Ross. lives in Summerside. P.E.l.

on flat cars at T... tine d wick. kl beh if f H . and his sister. Mrs. D. 3. lie. s 0 . Mm" "3 mwz" 2,, made a fair run ll'O'i!illenB0l'de:nlo Hugh fifillll llllerllllislng "in his E .,,,s'",'.':.' Rs?:,g:u in -Otuwthegr, l'”' D . II V ---- FIIIIGII In F"-e outbreak last """' 'l'”'"'ll "'ll""" "'- the Bench Grove Hotel. Here every avoidable absence, extended his ended durinz the summer. He n- -rr-nzcments have not yet but Dr. R.. W. McCol0Il8h. Deputy thing was most enjoyable until we best wishes and gratitude on be- g ,, Wu hi, u,u.1 wstomg announced. The hub" M and mo pm the hub" cm W" tfoml: of Highways. Province of tuned for Charlottetown only to half of the New Brunswick dele-

Nova-scotia said is an address before the Eastern Canada Assoc- iation of Highway officials at their annual dinner last night.

"The matter would be a simple one if we had the rock and the rock cost could be known, as was the case at Canso." Dr. Mccolough said. "It is well to remember that the ship canal there was respon- sible for half the cost. Only one

Senator Ross' death incnassa vacancies in the Senate to 11. Present membership: Liberals TI: Progressive Conservatives five; i independent Liberals one: Indo ': pendent: one; no party amliatios one. W I .....m..m.:................

DOAP sussrrrure t

1'he Bouncing Bet. a showy pari-

about the only item saved hon: the Mn shop. which burned to the ground. . far pm. When the heat from the fire scorch l ad the side of the house. causing concern for its safety, most of the furniture was removed as a pre- caution against its loss by fire in the event that the house could not be saved.

A large numb of people whose attention was attracted by the

become bogged down as a result of heavy rains. We missed our meeting in the city. It was a far cry from our experience in mallj lag the trip this week over thel Trans-Canada Highway."

He spoke of his early association . in conference with H. H. Show, for: many years Supt. of Education and l Chief Engineer and also L. B. Mac . Hlllan. Deputy Minister of Public

Molyneaux in Crapaud was com- pletely destroyed by tire of un- known origin last evening. and his residence separated by a driveway wassavedoniybythepresenbeoi village owned fin engine oper- atgthy the volunteer fire depart-

na Mr. Molyneans's car. which he lild vlrlrsd in the driveway -

gates for the excellent facilities Provided for this conference. "Our thanks is directed to the hosts- the Province of Prince Edward Is- hlld llld "'9 Clly of Charlottetown and also to the Departmental 5,. soclatlon Officials.

"There is always the likelihood.

we improve the particular high- ways to both Nova scotla and P. E. Island. that tourists may drive

to be in Calgary for the Stam- Dede

Back at the turn of the century he came west at the age of 21 to make enough money to become a lawyer. He worked as a cowboy on many well - known western ranches and also spent some time in Saskatchewan.

In 1905, after six years on the rsnches. he entered the Univer

lock would be required in connect- pm-3, for m. m., whom he soqulckly through our province on '1” M mcMg'" "d '"d""'ed '”l'l- l9 ll” ""94 sonpwort ween the house and barhsr . fla . arrived at the scene of tits - ” " ' .. . two years later. an it not. need 1 vm removed from denser ihemshicb lighted the Ill! in the loll Willi the island causeway. An and upon gm, H... d,,, -I-hep their way to the others, that we l u ' were at the are was first discovered about

optimistic outlook might well be assumed in the matter. if the nec- essary rock were available," he sat .

mi mew”; 0' me Enter" cam Senator Ross was married In Ila Association of Highway Offic-y his was held at Celtic lodge in after a numbe of Atlantic Mr. hlccolough. who conveyed Province engineers had attended a the regret of tion. A. W. hlacKen- cuventinn in British Columbia and ate. Minister of Highways at being the success of a similar unable to attend. recalled his visit itgaaisation there.

lvlomsmslzliv oursillmss sun

tlilll see very little of them," Mr, Palmer said. "while we hope that our highways will never be used merely as funnels for traffic through our Province to the other Maritime Provinces. we have gl. rt-ady procecdod with one con- strllrtion job at Aulac. with plans for new work nn Route I6. Aulac to Cape Tormentlne. which it is hoped may get under way within the year or two."

caituries as a form of soap.

Prime Minister Wants Drew To Continue in Public Life

OTTAWA h(.(.:.P) - He; aenm he said. acltsd rt-lms lanintto

llnquesi Opens In Axe-Slaying ,. Of Quebec City Area Couple

QUEBEC (CF)-A coroner's quest into the axe

tneial Harvest Exhibition and Rn- ai Youth Fair.

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( NEWFOUNDLAND 3 U 0 Mr. R. Manning, Deputy Mlnm. uidsst use aasinshlty B t h it A W erofPuhilcWorks Provlnceof sad I ' ,,,,",,,.p in In gt rl I5 I es eapon g;j;0';;rllngll gmmg mg; -i- x : later of Public Works lie was glad sir. y 'H:i.n..A&ralla pound cg-"thou: traes la-ftthe: a reg today to the limit of th :;;','n';, :d';j;';l,r;','; an Pml er's 40-year-old wife. '.g'.,":g "P m - rltandny in a 5:”. low rolling boom grew nBritata'a tgeltornic export. Sir "" "ll " '"'"d "' """"""-rind at Pat- that made the hunt law; .n:';eivs heard in .William rnnevhmtg .:Ic:r;::;: gttgiafm-"0" to -10! there I ltby an in . m A',tw... sup”, "We have a coastline of 0.000

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minister.

ard Beats. Penney of operdtsa numlu.

whet serled. New South was. civil - Gen.

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lie The 5.. lmds built II the lime oi the Ceasl 'we ,. Vlltt , tug. ".1 ha" is and wllib I dont wat to dis- 1-," 1 licrty. watched ll! Glploaign ewnrasc yolqaome of them were '& . :flcw me the rim at the lost lirtsridlhaa same in P. E. .9. . HO I . m jig hqwg Ir. Man Uh! A of PIYO lvmtui