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OTTAWA (CP)-Jhe tariff board will hold hearings on a proposed revision of the tariff schedule for primary iron and steel products. it was announced Wednesday.
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To Be Ordained To Priesthood
it has recently been announced from Holy Rosary Scho' rate, Ottawa. Ont.. that the Rev. Maurice Cleveland Coffin. son of Mr. and Mrs. Grover H. Iioflin. Morell. P.E.I., among a number of young men who will be ordained to the Priesthood in the Ohlate Order in a forthcoming ordination cere- mony. Brother Coffin was born in Morell on August 27. 1016. and received his primary education in the village school and his high school education at St. Dun- sian's College. Upon completion of his high school he Joined the Morell Conslnn .' Co-op As- mcistion and under the patron- age of that organisation he an- lered Guelph Agricultural Col- legewherehe ', ' Ja" to operate a Creamery. Havin successfully operated the Morel Co-operative Creamery for a number of years he A signed that position in 1948 and joined the English-speaking Province of the oblates of Mary immaculate and began studies for the Priesthood. Brother Coffin wil be ordained by Bishop Jordan. co-adjutor Archbishop of Edmonton. Alta.. also a member of the oblate 0rdar..in St. Joseph's Church.
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BERLIN (Reuters)--A Canadian soldlef. Ralph Bemard Frederick Cross. a peeled for politic asy- ast Germany on y 11,
nist East German news agency ADN said Wednesday night. The agency did not give Cross'
number. SM No. 18435.
Cross had been a soldier in the Canadian Anny from 151 to 1055. ADN said. It did not say from where he camp to East Germany.
There are no Canadian soldiers in Berlin. The 1st Canadian In- fantry Brigade Group is stationed at, Soest in West Germany, how- ever. I
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At Ottawa. the army said it has on is roll call a soldier named Ralph Bernard Frederick Cross.
The army said he is a member of the 2nd Battalion, Princess Pa- Canadian Light infantry. in West Germany.
the army at Edmonton in Novem'- ber. 1953. He listed his occupation then as farmhand and his next-of- kin as his wife. Mrs. Edith Isobel Ellen Cross of Pierccland. Saak. I324 arrived in Europe April 19. 1 . An army spokesman said head- quarters here has no knowledge of Cross seeking and receiving political asylum its Communist East Germany.
DIAMOND SOURCE About 96 per cent of the world's supply of diamonds comes from Africa.
Ottawa. na Sunday. June I next. and will celebrate his First Solemn High Msu on Sunday. June II in the Church of the Litp tie Flower, in his native Morell. His many friends will be offer- ing their personal congratula- tions and good wishes to the new priest at a reception in his honor at the home of his parents thioughout the afternoon and evening of that auspicious day.
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minister under responsible govern- ment. opening the biggest chapter in the island's stormy political his-
"”'3'- . . in front of that same bulldmg this year multi-colored lights will glisten through a spray-ng foun- tain and busts of four historic fig- ures will be unveiled in commem- orate the year this oldest British colony and newest Canadian prov-
minlon. P. F. Little. who left Prince Ed-
ward lsland in 1844 to start prac- tising law here with his brother,
Liberal banner. COLORFUL ERA
year Newfoundland
politicians were born. not bred.
ince became a self-governing Do-
became the country's first prime minister in 1855, just five years after he entered politics under a
At commemoration formalities later this year. his son. now in his 70:. will likely be standing by proudly. The provincial govern- ment has invited him over from Ireland. where he was born after his father retired as judge of the Nszyyfoundland Supreme Court in
The centenary will mark the successfully completed a long struggle for self- government. And it will mark that era from 1855 to 1934 when re- sponsible government. led by 19 different prime ministers, guided the country through one of the most colorful eras of her history. Those were the days. say old-timers. when
The provincial government is not planning any flowery celebrations. Instead. the 375.000 allotted for the purpose will be used to establish
- ment will spend most of 111011837 on things to be used and seen long after celebrations would have been forgotten. - He says the busts will represent two former prime ministers and two members of commission of government which ruled here from 1984 to 100.
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P. F. Little. only :1 when he led the first government, resigned his seat in ms, the year Confedera- tion with Canada became a live issue. This was one of the big sub- iecta that injected so much color
was dropped again and not revived until after the Second World War when it was finally carried through.
Although Newfoundland was not represented at the 15'! conference. the country sent delegations to Canada four times before 1096 to
,, ' possible terms. The mat- ter even reached the ballot papers here in 1889. but was firmly re- jected in favor of independence.
Even when this issue was not before the government, there were always lots of subjects to k p usually evenly-divided two-pa politics colorful. Governments in- augurated services like railways. steame services and telegrapha. and survived bank crashes and the disastrous fire of 1892 that wiped out,this city.
The era ended imly in ltiu when at Newfoun d's own re- quest. Britain suspended the con- stitution and a commission of gov- ernment was set up to run th country's affairs. This period
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Mr. Harris received briefs re cently from Algoma Steel Corpor- ation Limited. Dominion Foun- dries and Steel Limited. Domin- ion Steel and Coal Corporation
Peron Ignores Church Service
BUENOS AIRES (AP)-For the first time. in Argentina history. the resident and other top gov- ernment officials Wednesday ign- ored Roman Catholic religious services Commemorlting the an- niversary of the country's inde- pendence.
Santiago Luis Cardinal Copella, the Argentine primate .also was not present at the traditional to deum service at the cathedral on Independence Day. The custom has been for the cardinal primate to conduct the service while the president and his cabinet attend in a body.
But President Juan D. Peron and his ministers. who have been feuding with the church's Hier- archy for six months. stayed away. Msgr. Antonio Rocca, Aux- iliary Bishop of Buenos Aires. officiated.
No official explanation was ad- vanced for the absence of either the cardinal or of the president and his cabinet.
Fifty-three priests have been arrested during the six months of controversy between the Ar- gentine church as dataie.
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Mr. Harris said in a letter to the board that the government is considering revising the tariff pro- visions for primary iron and steel
it was understood that the revi- sion may provlde increases for some tariff items. and decreases
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fie said that there should be no general change in preferential -T
welfare authorities from the 10 provinces meet with federal offl- cials today to begin the initial phase in developing the st. Laurent formula for federal contributions for the relief of Canada's unam- oyed. "ushels of statistics on the num-' ber of Canadians unemployed and physically unable to work as well as provincial and municipal costs for welfare relief have been gath- ered by the provinces for the meeting.
These will be sorted out for a federal - provincial conference of deputy ministers to open here next
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conference April 1. Under it, fed- eral contributions would be in- creased in escalator fashion as the number of jobless rose above a fixed floor.
The technicians is to find out how much the provinces and municipalities pay out for welfare relief.
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around for the Grey Cup football festivities Nov. 3 to turn the Mardt Gras pale by eonzpariso .
Mayor Hume proposed that the celebrated pianist Llbsrace be asked to give a candelight eon- cert here as part of the sale- bratlons. The Mayor said he will write Llberace to see I he wl be available at that time.
The I1. 8. flag that Admiral Robert Peary flew when be dis-
covered the North Pole in 1909 was stitched by his wife in 1898.
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the Cardigan District and our friends and walkers in yesterday's election. KEIR CLARK JOSEPH CAMPBELL.