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Queens Mentber V A "s

chars-eFedersIGi-v'l Blinl:lTo Marilime,rNeecls

OTTAWA (CPI -- Two Progrea- patient looked fit except for a tral Canada

Ilva Conservatives from 'the'Marl- gugtrsui in his threat from ear gout; -'1;1:i0ltlhg; 33;"; ggggggg soil fertility. -my will imiolned

. ' the. staff. A The , Wu m.-g. .1 their supplies on tarlff-protec- by anally! mm” 0' Friday on how or eastward the lug ,.f21',”.";'ff,”,."".,m.. ....i the ted nurllgts of Mr " Boswell who 1- "H"!

limes differed in the Commons

P rnment can see from Ottawa. ... blems of the Marltiines and of 532:. agreed. however. that it agriculture remained unsolved. butt tar when Maritime problems are involved. ,

Angus MscLean (PCFQueens) laid the government can't see be- yond the St. Lawrence valley.

Thiunas M. Bell (PC-St. John- libert) diagnosed it as an even worse astigmatism and said fed- eral vision stops at the Rideau canal bordering Parliarnentllill. the government had an "Ottawa mentality" and refused to look rast to the "festering lore" caused by lack of Maritime economic de- velopment.

Mr. ,MacLean was more explicit gelogitsphically and mathematic- Ily i

-we -in the Marltimss feel the liorlsons of most federal govern- ments are bounded on the east by

years.” . Early settlers in the Marlllmai

PATIENCE RUNNING OUT

running out." net farm income means hundreds res the point.where they must said.

Later he. added Marltlmers "'feel that the lethargy oi the govern-

In Prince Edward Island. many wh couldn't switch to more Prof-

of the distance of the problem lrom 0ltIWI:"

AGRICULTIIRE STARVED

5 i i 5 i

alone for economic reasons but as

The government's throne speech not be allowed to he economy were not sharing in NEED TARIFF

applied to agriculture. ' ltwaallkaadoctorssyingaloas

American lsgialatorslare uiasonable and that CoileKe- -

"The farmers of Canada and the a solutiba could he reached if the Tilt!” 'i i” W "till: ”'.l: r:-rs:-..:" .l'.”:i.?.':":n?.?".2”l."'s'”””””" "3 ”"'”",, , sa s ed ' ." - - r 3 Magma” said. Mr. gill said that it has been Rf. am .nd Wm"

"1-hey remember nut Rip Van said the welfare of New Brunsi yin-ohn did mt mu ” Wm. The Winkle woke up even after 20 wick depends 0” the prosperity o c ea add wk tn" am

Can . " C d be - not ffer ln.lux'Y- ' , pered-until Confederation. ousHi3?,e:iv:w:El::?;as:ch a f:l:t):Il')l:ll-3 Witilk in the. new cereal breed. "ii.-';..........i bid behind the isfactorily. some sin. b in "For so years conisaemion has term rroiefcl fig lg grog-I gr hwggogmiwwmmm hm hung mire . ktllile;lngiali3illt:i'ites.ra'!lillidt E::Ii:laiI:::t:mt.: htlpl-ethu:e ecoiiiiicnic b:t:n' mardldl in a number of vor- 3”. "re;-cggiglming to have to say. development of his home province ieties to'determine their resillellcl but it is so . . . our patience is and the Marltlmas S9ll9l'5"Y-

CHEAP POWER NEEDED Mr. Mum” uidue decline m Mr. Bell said the future for New the barley joint worm. e - The greenhouse cereailsts will . ut have the co-operatlonligwthst::.li1llla' the st. Lawrence valley and on the go out of business. Their land was there' wiis a snag-the Pl'0Vllll?e omology Deillirtlllcllt 0 "imp e -' t dev lo tential water se i Labo tory in-clrryinl 0" west by the Great Lakes. he valueless on the market. could no for fgheilapwpower needed mg; Ceexpenlgenu tor bnley lter . - farms were run by older persolll illmlgg W5” mt enough prmate is tlo al to th ital ti . Th y were capital or public money to i W " :::a':.l:.":... ..:i ....n. 3. ,.. e

k appears good.

and perhaps um " d: of f ghuuymidcmmeral development.

hydro resources and o A e'deral government refused to Dalfy FuI'InCI'3 loans available. .. cc cm "'''i.''”..'”' it" Be." Mr. MacLean said agriculture is a way of life which produc I said. ii snc eve opmen s c - , ti k. it hould t ti al p jects. But he A , N3. (cp) .. D1- being starved both east and west healthy social! on on I I ted galdnogoylullgl th?l:Emer?nceNbe- S INT JOHN d ofeconomic.t ederalasss nce or my mtement that some segments of by the col 01130 :1 mwia to lgeglgu nersl well-being was an under- Potato farmers on Prince E - ngreement with ta o u s Ba. M-H . tement out parallel when ward Island were reitllimd to are natural gas Illliellll W I S duce a basic food at a continuing ern Ontario to help bring Alberta .marketingpotatoeainacen- gasto0ntarioandQuebec.

Agriculture was important "not make low-in

e link in north-

B. C; Social Credit Member U. S..Se.nale. Olrays Survey

W

- v ' fI:ltt'sppsoval to a resolution call-

lted States Mint had risen from .3”. . 33.mo.om nudy to deter.

linitedstatespotatoescomingonsmlllionblilheisinllslto iwhuhu-um

nearly twice that volume in IKE. mama” udd pow” P,-01”; be.

CNN” Pm” WW" ””- tween Maine and New Brunswick patd.isnot amgmsimhwmmcimmu. ,

”' ' resolution. which passed the

of Representatives Thurs-

Bocks Potcilo Tarifli Move

0'1'l.'AWA(S )-Asocialhitbythecontinuoiuireeim- Credit mean 'for British Co- portation oi M38000! hjom south lumhisllridayvoicedopendis-oithe trosn n agreement with the tariif on

into Canada. He is F.G. J..Hahn. MP for New Westinlnlater. near The Vancouver where potatoes e Hahn grown in some uanti . Dellllig with the Tariff l!oard's inference tlistatarlfi oa!I.I. potatoes

, -v .305- potatoes. Mr. Hahn : "Tbs ' potato were of Now 'i lcli and as Edward blows?! have PLAN ICOUT FILM i..'2'.'.'L:'i'-'i.'"ti..'.i”' ill... 1. "mi ronoriro (cm - 'v-mime." actual reason for the American I film documentary of the elshlb Wop” buy,” Ed pom”, mm World Boy Scout Jamboree at Ni-

"v”'-” 33”” A -3'. it” .

them. my my men, not be. agara-on-the-Lake last August, w mi

mm ma puueululy wan; to be previewed Jan. 24. Premiere-oi potatoes from

Etiward Island and New Bruns-

wc ." -

Mr. 1' iii Board inference that "new" 9 poitratoea would llroblbly Ollie! um” "mm" Canada whether or not there was

States senate Friday gave

a si.an.ooo roprlation for the IIIIVW.

LIVERPOOL (CP) - Atlantic es Friday delayed two Cunard real the d tary produced by ad:""l'l)in. bollillld M C” ocuinen . . w Pm" Chetwynd Film Ltd" of Toronto eengers in board, was prevented . and underizlviiluttehi: bteliIdOedT.byEIiDII from l:favlng her dock here by ' onipany. a n gov- winds 45 to 52 miles 3”” '”" -”''”P'””' "” c officials, teachers and I301 (.l'he Ivernla.'due from New York" was 14 hours late.

a tariff against them. This infer-

l-.'.:'.i'-.-f"s'i"i. :'.l”sf”.i.i'.'.'.ilif'i3.2.'; R.A.F. Jet Crashes In Village

their seed markets it a tarif

hl:l&"i.i.f”?s.'i."..'h?'.l.?..fi Main Street, Killing Three

never have been included in the

board's report. WADHUBST. . Eng. (lIeuters)- housewives were doing their daily There is need. he said. for Vmuu, ma in "Me u .3 up shopping in the main street of this

some action on the part of the

village of 8,764 when the la Government of Canada to protect Mei” 3” "at" c'"l”d ”' ll” crashed. exploding as it plowed the potato-grower. lie added that main '"”i h”" Flldly. killlna into a grocer'skslzop. Women fled in panic as wreck- U. 5. Agriculture .Secrstary Esra woman and injuring possibly M age scattered over the street. set- Benson. the U. B. potato grower other persons. ting fine to the store. a hotel. ii was actually being subsidised by It was one of three iresk IIIE W of cottages and several larger

a

under an arrangement made by its crew of two and an elderly

the government. The British Co- crashes in Britain Friday th

lumbia potato grower. he ompha- took a total of five lives. Wsdhurst storekeeper Jack Had- slzed. is being particularly hard The other fatalities were the low described the scene: . rd a terrific roar and a bang

- ' e a bomb. I looked outside. C . E t cl:-glad g desolte country in"l;here was Just one mass of n ern ngland. - nines. ,

S "A crew oi five escaped serious "I could feel that heat 100 yards injury when a Eritish European away. The seemed Aucuon um du-we, ve.-non Airways turbo-jet airliner crashed be on fir

pilot and navigator of an RAF Canberra jet bomber which

iiill. January ssni. 'Illi.liml:l'I'nadlzhvyh1lllle taking. off on a wlgige hbol'lngad;'sm)hul'rlbd to the Unloading old lydney Coal at Mll- ton today. Vernon

lm. -. nu .:.:-.W.;".';.":".:;-.:..r. :r.::.2..r "- W W-

iuinmags sale Tuesday. Jan. 31 It I ma.

lll9lPl0- . 39577333 5307"?” fire engine overturned on the way

Tqllgs On v' 0 Soil Fertility. ,

Mr. George B. Whiteaids and Mr. Keith Leliaeheur of the lit- pgrtnentll Farm Staff leave. this

rnorningforvottawa where H10? willatteadaconferenea-oileld

99.1 graduate work at sunnoguid

the recent sleet storm. reports Mr.

yellow birches

lng .. nhouse is pro I 3”

against the virus and extensive research will be carried out in ID effort to find resistant varieties to

joint worm. '

Elect Directors

rectors, elected today by the D811? Farmers of Canada. included: New Brunswick: F. E. Iiutel.

Nova Scotla: J. W. Manner. Windsor. S Prince Edward Island: A. P. Mulligan, Klnlfora. ' Quebec: Dr. H. 6 Bots. Mont- real; John K. Dickson. Ormsiown; Jean B. Lemoine, Montreal: Stan- islaus Panneton, Trois-rivieres, Representatives of breed associ- ations elected to the board in-

ar' Association. Gilbert Hamill Ian, Huntingdon. Que.

Mayor Returns After I-l.a,od,ing..y;-rt. I

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cnsnmi. JANUARY 21. use srt;ion;'Criticisni

Shipments Unlil Debate

C. r ; Path. :

Island 5

Dairy Farmers Wcmf Buffer Floor Price Continued; Final, Session Oi Annual Meeting

SAINT JOHN. N. B. (CP)-'-The dill? farmers of Canada decided Friday to ask the federal govern- - establish the butter price support program fora two- year period at not less than the present floor of 58 cents a pound. The organization approved gov- ernment action in disposing oi ex- tra butter stocks on foreign mar- kets and requested continuation of

recommended federal government distribution of cou- in pone with monthly cheques to such needy persons as widows. pension- ers-receivlng aid under the means test, and the blind. These coupons would be worth a certain amount of milk or a pound of butter or valued at a certain percentage 0 the price of these products.

IMPORTS PROTECTION '

Other resolutions approved at mi! of the annual meeting asked the federal govern-

Provide adequate protection for dairy farmers against cheap im- ported oils and the products from which edible oils can be obtained: Enact legislation. if necessary. to ensure that provincial agricul- tural marketing plans may make Iavles on llfoducts in order to fl- nance marketing operations in pro- , inter-provincial or export

ture .,tc include a slit cent per pound duty on milk powder com- ing'into Canada from Australiea and New Zealand;

Act to control imports frrom Aus-

tralia and New Zealand until no- quired tariff adjustments can be

asked provincial governments with federal assistance to support plans foil. providing free milk to children

. producer organisations, the

(TIMI.

Poiciio Holdings High But Some Bright Features

.Mr. Elrlc Campbell manager of the Prince Edward Island Potato Marketing Board said last night that negotiations are continuing "relative to the potato market in England. He noted that aihough the beginning of theaenegotistions have beenrather discouraging. the Kgigcu for this outlet have brig- . r it dc. ' ”""'”L c'"'””'" ”"m" 3'9”: Revise upward his special tariff agreemuit on cheddar cheese .so producers can more

storage in United States released

,,,,,,c,.,, M , M, Believe Three Drowned When

,-, ,3i'i37--"ii, Car Plunges lnio Oflawa..Rivor

'-"'-'''”i W" 'o'rrAwA (GP)-At least three last years The following tble , '3”; th. Hume”, hdmulam. pcrso are believed to have died

Friday night when an automobile e

Municiiscili ias.

last fall were also presented at the llgle time. .

efore leaving Ottawa, Mayor Stewart was the guest speaker at the closing luncheon of the Prog- ressive Conservative Association in annual meeting. ,

N

ss1.5o spsniror Marshland Proiect OTTAWA (Special) - The total

mnrshlands in the Maritimes in the 196455 fiscal year was 81,101,- 3B'l.52 according to the report of

somewhat smaller amount than the previous year owing to fact that a number of the major projects have been completed.

the Maritime Provinces.

land in connection with the John- son River marsh. Amount s

ii: Nova Scotis was' !il24.000

New Brunswick, 3477.290.

U.S. Customs Officers Rule

cmi party cnpiua Iiall. Mon- sponsored by

Iiini'slono Belfestliall.lnes-

i

Dance West Illall Wednes-

i 2. :33:

”"""” Plaid Skirts Are Carpets-

HONTRIAL (OP) - United worth. d&ned salu.

.Mr. Campbsitstetos that a sign- ificant fact in the current estim- ateslistbat the eastern states, (Maine, etc.) show an increase om last year of ll,000.lXl0 bushels. A reduction of 4,000,000, in the central states. he says. balances 13 the increase in Canada of 4,000,- 000 as of January 1. 1956. "This substantial surplus of sup-

, TORONTO (CP)--Robert Fitton. Jr., a 23-year-oldmail-truck driver appeared in court Frid , with murder sex-slaying of Linda Lampldn,

Police accused him of picking up the 106-pound dancing student Laurent. near her west-end home, driving annual,meeting'held in Edmonton WI llllltly river, stran

t near the Humber g her with her own silk scarf, raping her and then dumping her body on a waterfront street.

Fitton was remanded for a week without plea. Dressed in a green Jacket and sweatshirt with his hair”uncombad, he gazed nerv- ously about the courtroom as" the

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he gave a note to his wife, who has borne him two sons. on which "I did not do it" was wrltt . Police said they have recovered lllllillllll lpellt 0!! fecllmllihll of a shoe, compact, lipstick and hair- pin belonging to the girl. They ”"?a" .7. 'l."'" T5.” 53".”? " .3" leg ave n rvng e the Maritime Marshlands Rehab- night Linda was killed and went ilitation Administration tabled in over it in search the Commons Friday. This is a ll-IIOUII QUESTIONING

Police said Fitton signed a state- the meat after 11 hours of almost con- tinual questioning Thursday. The charge, was laid after he signed Of the million-odd dollars spent the statement.

on reclamation of mai-shlands in

Eaisliiemian Defence Minister

BERLIN (Reuters) - Commu- m East Germanyuuhas appointed uty Premier W Stoph as its um datum . the E.” dren. beneficiaries of the estate. German news agency ADN re- ported Friday. It

Civic officials and other inter- . csted citizens. meanwhile, ex- was spent in Prince Edward 15- pressed concern about the sex- crime problem. t iiounced it would sponsor a panel discussion Jan. N at Massey Hall in which four social workers would

-offered advice to pa-

Dr. Everett W. Bovsrd. I psych- ologist at the University of Toronto suggested Parents might tell their children about the danger of sex deviates and urged parents them- selves to discuss the problem at any every community meeting.

take part

ents.

Ginger Rogers'

Use the Expat, Imports Permit

Another a d o p t e d resolution

and secondary schools.

said, should take the ini- ve in starting iscliool milk pro-

The estimates of potatoes in

IION. a. MacDONALD HON.

Leave For Talks..Al Ollawa

ing this morning to attend Monday will continue for an inde- EML . g : a conference of Health and Trea- finite period and will deal with However. the army use it big

Ministers at Ottawa are matters pretalnlng to Federal- ved s Health Minister Dr. Lorne nell; Tre

sury Bon- Provincial Heal asury Minister-B. Earls ference to Health Insurance. Mai.-Donald; Dr. 0. H. Curtis, De- puty Minister of Health and

Dr. of those started at Ottawa Inst J. H. Shaw,

provincial pathologist. year. regarding a Federal-Pro

The conierence which starts vincial Health Insurlnce plan.

usedtos , ,water"aiidpower toapper. I '

ill-illl-lillivre?.

ks - .. udfateontheicebelowthei l m is -k:l:'.d.:'.:i-... is a about zlimiir 3 feet from

skidded is fed. . l . plunged into the-Ottawa river. coming tow Ottawa from Hull: police said wit- nesses-told them, when it suddenly cirtacrossthewronglancandshot bd off the bridge. . Witnesses in a second car going in the opposite direction said the car swerved in mint of them. forc- ing them to an abrupt halt. The yihritnesses. as eyeto unbigientiiled. said are appear several - piles" said Mr. Campbell, -can sons-at least more than two?-fill: have but one effect in the U. S. markets. namely a reduction in price". He notes that the Mercant- ile Eirchange prices within the last few days dropped off 21 cents per cwt. from the Jan'u y of 32.67 per cwt. Since the last report-or tn. pot. sto Marketing Board last Tuesday. Canadian prices advanced five cents and then declined D cents so that the price to the grower now stands at a cent a pound. During the past. several days. movement has been somewhat restricted due to car shortages. road conditions

” Police. ambulances, fire dspart- . ' 1 lfd , 0 gs ' meat and city works rsonasl f'fH9 were quickly called to e scene. . .. . iAndl:oa:iwas laun ly ' MR mu - ca an-possib the dim glow M1 u ' of headlights still on-of the car's ' ' ' wake;-y resting place could be ' '-

the vehicle. .

The water level at that point is only about four feet below the bridge. It is heeld in a small dam

Judge Rules S240,000 Offer For Ontario Farm Is Too Low"

TORONTY) (CP) -Mr. Justice flvs syndioales are trying to buy Dalton c. Wells of the Ontario the supreme Court refused Thursday ad Ink 0, comm”, u . to approve the sale of a 135-acre farm near Oakville. 0nt., for 3240.- iiuse he thinks its worth

more.

Mrs. Teodozia Samborskl. whose husband was gored to death by a bull last year. asked the court to apprbve the sale. The price is 18 times the Il9.o00 she and her hua- 3 hand paid for it five years ago. Court permission to sell is needed becaus the three Samborski chil-

for Mrs. Samborskl. said the widow armed to sell the property for 3240.000 last October although she had since iecelved an offer of

000 bee saitaso for it.

cent they can." said Mr. Justice mnoum (cp).;pempu.,,m.u Wells. Im not going to approve issued pm, we Fume wean” ,tl;fi:ri'f,they can get more by other om”;

Youth Sentenced. ygcggouver . For Tram Riot '

are under 21. Their interests are looked after by the court's official guardla

II.

"N the Iiiwintment was It was disclosed that at least made Thursday by Premier Otto Grotewohl. Stoph will continue to hold his post as a deputy premier.

The appointment followed Wad- nesday's approval iv the East German lower house of Parliament of the creation of a "national peoples army" and a defence min-

oid youth was sesiten d Friday to oneyearinjail forhlspartinthe Dec. 9 Montreal train riot. it is the heaviest sentence handed down as a result of the demonstrations which can" ' an estimated MINNIE damage.

Antonio Llsi was found guilty by c. criminal court Judge Pascal Ln- chapelle of damaging public prop-

hea h threw a bottle ofd.th.e.tbingsabulliyGV:u.9 glacial”

IEH. INVENTS GADGET

NEW YORK (AP)-A new high- frequency transistor with many po- tential television, radar. and telephone, is alibi:-unceii byhthe ii3emllsTelephi.z!i:e - tor es. ans s are e Stopll ll - tirdid II the build” tiny infers of rare germanium or oi the "ban-scbsd police forces" giuwn, mapped in l

lice car.

Drevv Calls Question One Of Urgency

OTTAWA (CP)-Amid mounting opposition criticism of the govern- ment's pollcy on arms shipments abroad. Prime M.Mlnlster St. Lau- rent Friday agreed to halt ship- ments pendlng a Commons debate on the matter. His statement that "there will be no shipments pending the debate" came soon after Opposition leader Drew moved that the House sus pend regular business to discuss ll1l18 shipments as a "definite matte: of urgent public import- ance.