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plans. The illustration here was described as a research rocket in night.

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INTERPRETING THE NEWS

By HAROLD MORRISON Canadian Press Staff Writer

Britain's proposal of an Anglo- Canadian free - trade union may well be countered by a Canadian suggestion of a free-trade union for all the Commonwealth.

At the moment Britain seems to have scored an advantage in what some officials describe as the game of "grand design" for realignment of Canadian trade

P rim e Minister Diefenbake

has suggested that Canada might -switch 15 per cent of her imports from the United States to the United Kingdom to reduce Can- ada's deficit in U.S. trade and to provide the U.K. with more dol- Qlars to buy Canadian goods. - So striking was Mr. Dlefenbak- er's suggestion that Britain lost .no time in virtually challenging him to implement the switch by accepting the free - trade union . ea.

LIKELY COMMONS ISSUE ; The reaction of Canadian indus- -try was such that the Progress- 'ive Conservative administration found it best to make no immed- iate reply. The proposal was nei- -ther a c c ep te d nor rejected. Lthough undoubtedly it is being .given careful scrutiny in federal itrsde quarters. , Mr. Diefenbaker will most -likely have to face the issue in Parliament which opens next jweek. The Liberals are under- istood ready to pounce on him. to "demand that his party make clem- ,its stand on that important de- -velopment. ; And undoubtedly Britain may .rsise the issue again. perhaps at -a J ' y meeting in London of iCommonwealth officials prepar- .Ing for the Commonwealth trade 'and economic conference to be gllcld later next year. .POSSfBLE ALTERNATIVE - Canadian may suggest that. in- :stead of Just a two-way tariff - .strip. the whole Commonwealth -agree to a free-trade union. The jsuggestlon of increasing certain tariff preferences is to be taken 'up at the full conference next year. Why not at the same tim- consider stripping all tariffs from within the Commonwealth. re-

itrade within that area” 1 The likelihood of that being ac- cepted is somewhat remote. Aus- Itralla. for example. has obtained : permission from Britain. under . bilateral deal. to eliminate some -imneriai preferences to promote ;Australian agreements with the . 11.8. India and some other Asian ' powers may feel that eilminatio : of import restrictions may in- . crease the possibility of foreign

;coMiNo EVENTS

Imoving all blocks to the flow of ed

Counter-Proposals May Produce Wider Free Trade

domination and control of their economies.

That. then. may lend to the shelving of the whole idea of free trade. without causln any ser- ious cmbarrassment to Canadian officials.

SOME CONCRETE RESULT!

Meanwhile. all the international manoeuvring within the last two weeks-at Mont Tremblant. Que.. Ottawa and Washington-has led to at least some concrete results:

1. As Canada desired. a full - scale Commonwealth trade and economic conference will be held next year. likely in Canada.

2. Canada will send a trade mission to Britain and take other steps to encourage U.K. exports to Canada. But at best only a minor increase is likely to ensue.

3. The U.S. has shown no real concern over the possibility of a major realignment ot Canada - U.S. trade. IIo0ever, she has agreed to go easy on her wheat giveaway program. a thorn in Canada's attempts to get rid of her own huge wheat surplus.

Start Piggy- Back Service

MONTREAL. Oct. 11 -Can- ada's two major railways haw taken anothe forward step to- night by inauguratinyr the- Na- tion's first piggyback service to haul trailers d licensed hire" motor carriers on flatcars between Montreal and Toronto.

From new piggyback terminals In Canada's two largest cities diesel-powdered trains of speci- ally-built flatcars carrying trul- ers of several well-known Que- bec and Ontario trucking con- cerns moved mt for their destin- ations. Goods and merchandise contained in the trailers aboard the flatcars will be transferred back to the highways early to- morrow morning for delivery to conafgnees.

Several trucking firms have in- dicated interest in the new piggy- back service: They include As- bestos Transport limited. Direct Winters Transport Limited. Hus- band Transport Ilmltod. Inter- City Truck Lines. Lim ite d. Ktngswuy Transport Limited. Mo- tnrways (Quebec) Ilahle Transport Limited. Smith Trmsport Limited.

in the words of Canadian Na- tional and Canadian Pacific Traf- fic Officials. Piggyback combines

P. N. G.'s Have First Meeting

On Thursday last Mrs. Lillian Smith, Fitzroy Street. was host- ess to Alpha Rebekah Past Noble Grands' Club for their first meet- ing after the summer recess.

The president. Mn. Jessi Smith. prodded dtring the bus- iness period, when it was decid- ed to hold a White Elephant Ssle after the next regular meeting. Mrs. Lilian Smith again invited the Club to meet at her home for the November Meeting and Sale.

During the evening a present- ation was made to Mrs. Estelle Dennis, honoring her on her election to the office of Warden of the Maritime Rebekah Assem- bly. Mrs. Mae Adams and Mrs.

Ruth Enman made the present- '

stion on behalf of the Club. Following the Meeting lunch was served by Mrs. Blanche Stewart. Mrs. Josie Howazt. Mrs. Alice Jewell. and Mrs. Agnes Dickson. and a social hour enjoy-

Early in July a number of the members enjoyed a picnic sup- per at the summer cottage of Mrs. Hasel Henry. Brighton Shore. .

AISAILI ACTRESS

ROME (AP)-The official pub- ' ' of Italian Men's Catholic Action sharply assalls Sophil Loren in its curreni,lssue and urged all Roman Catholics to shun her pictures. The attack was the second directed by ital- lan Catholic periodicals against the bosomy ftallaraotress since her prusy marrlqe In Mexico to divorced Italian director Carlo Posti.

the .d. of the flexibility of the truck in terminal oper- dtion-s with the efficient mass movement of goods by rail.

in order to provide last. over- night service for truck-billed traf- fic in trailers, the two railways have made ready fleets (1 flat- cars. specially equipped with tie- down devices. Trailers are hand- led on aid o8 specially-built ramps at railway piggyback ter- minals In the two cities by motor trader.

The railways say they expect to haul in piggyback service sub- stantial traffic now being handled over the highways by various hucklnil companies. They antl- eipate that there will be ult- mstely suificient volume of traf- fice for the operation of solid piggyback trains E Mon- treal and Toronto. if piggybecks

operatotns between Torvnto and

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Protestant Orphanage Contributions

3.1!)-Boyne L.0.L.. Charlot-

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G.E. Harden. W.R. Althea.

- Mrs. 'l'.G. Ives.

Mrs. Willard Jordan.

- Chandler Bros. George Michael,

SLM-Mrs. A. M. Clark. Mri. W. G. Maciaeod, leith Maclscod. Marion MacDonald. Burboe's Service Station. Mrs. Jack Jay. Mrs. Iorne Acorn. Mrs. D. F. Morrison.

.500-Gay's Grocery. Mrs. H. ,Uow. Euril Maclsean.

loc-A Friend

North River Rd.

815.4!)-Mrs. G. G. K. Peake

8104!) - A.W. I-iyndiman.

S101!) - Mrs. Alfred Pickard.

810.00-Wendell E. Stewart

35.00 - Mrs. Alan Holman.

35.00- Mrs. Walter Pickard.

83.00-L. D. Macltay. Miss. L. G. 5'-'onnacott.

821!)-Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mrs. V.A. Williams. M.1's. E.i.. Hath- IWIY. Mrs. A. L. Roop. Mrs. C. P. Price. Mrs. D. J. Gill.

31.00-Mrs. Walter Hyndman. Mrs. Ivan Brown, Mrs. J. B. Lafkln. '. J. A. MacLeod. Mrs. W. Connolly, Mrs. Sterling MacDonald. Mrs. W. 1!. John- son. Mrs. George Johnson, R. H. Duvar. Mrs. wood. Mrs. J. A. Lawson. Jr., . H. W. Platts. Mrs. A. F. Owen.

Queen Charlotte High School 810.00-Col. L. T. lpwther 02.00-Gordon Bovyer. Miss

Winnilred liayter. Mrs. R. S.

Acorn, Miss Bessie Prowse. Miss

Ethel Taylor, J. A. S. Williams. Wendell Horton. Miss Lynnie Aitken

.811!)-Mrs. C. P. MaoKenzie. Miss Doris Fuguson, Norman MacLeod. Anne Matheson. Mrs. William Baker. J. A. Noonan.

Pownal Street 14:25.00 - Atlantic Wholesalers

810.00-Arthur Beicher

S6.00-I-I.all X: Stavert

33.00-Mrs. Lyman Robinson. S. N. Kays.

32.00-Rev. T. H. B. Somers. Mrs. Howard MacDonald.

Slut-Mrs. Melville Andrew. Mrs. E. E. Clawson, Mrs. Wood- man. George Ghiz, Mac's Body Works.

50c-Mrs. Stanley Murray

351;:-Iames Gallant. Mrs. C

lag . 25c-Mrs. Keir Bevan

West St. & "'chmond St. West S25.(b4 C.

- .v 35.00-Mrs. George DeBloil 33.1!)-Miss M. K. Holt 5100-Irwin Printing Co.. Mrs.

A. 3. Cash. Mrs. W. T. Weir.

Mrs. J. A. Likely. Mrs. Frank

Hearts. Mrs. W. B. IoPage.

Mrs. H. M. Davison. Mrs. L. H.

Davison. Miss D. Douse. Victor

Douse. Mrs. Hdser Large. tin)-West. End Nurseries.

Mrs. G. G. Houston, Miss H.

Maccollum, Mrs. Charles Mac-

Kassie.

Greenfield Avenue 4

Montreal prova as success! ' as expected this type of operation undoubtedly will be extended to apply between others points in

. openeing up a new era

Six Senate Vacancies Are Filled By Prime Minister

OITAWA (OP)-Prhne Minis- ter Diefedsaker has almost doubled Progressive Conserva- live party strength is the Senate but theisiberaisttillaoldaheavy nmnerical stoeriority.

He nuned six new .

' Saturday. increasing Proweasive

Conservative messdaerahh in the I02 - seat inter cheater from seven to 13. The Llaerds have 1! rnembe . and there are two lndependen -. one nndwendeat - Liberal and eight vacancies.

Th new senators.

William R. Brunt, 9!, Toronto and Hanover. 0nt.. and Dr. Jo- seph A. Sullivan. 55 Toronto for Ontario.

Leon Methot u, Trols - Rivi- eres. Que, and Gustave Mon- eltc. 70. Montreal for Quebec.

Clarence V. Bnerson 56. Saint John N.B. for New Bnsnswick.

Arthur M. Pearson 67, Lorna- den. Sada for Saskatchewan. STILL TWO VACANCIES

There still are two Senate vac- sncies in Quebec and one each In New Brunswick. Alberta, Man- itoba. Nova Scotis. Newfound- land and Prince Edward lalsnd.

Senators Brunt. Methot and Monette are lawyers, Senator Emerson a retail hardware mer- Chant. Senator Sullivan a physi- cian and surgeon and Senator Pearson a farmer. Excqzt for Senator Pearson. a former mayor of Lumsden. none of the new senators has had previous exper- ience in municipal. provincial or federal government.

Senator Sullivan. a member of the board of governors of the University of Toronto. is chief consultant in otolarngology for the armed forces of Canada and consultant to the RCAF. the de- fence research board, and the civil aviation division of the transport department.

HEADS COMMISSION

A native of Trois-RI-vieres. Sen-

a.tor Methot is .11 ” o( the

etnmluioa for the revision of the statutes (1 the province of Quebec. Called to the Quebec bar in III. be any practices law with ins son. Jean. under the firm name of Motiiot and Methot. Be is a S of the " of the Canadian Bar Association and was batonnie of the Trots- Riviares Bar Association in 196. Born in St. Philippe de La- prairie. Que.. Senator Monette graduated in law from Laval Uni- versity in 1911. He organised his own law firm in Montreal in 1937. In 1907 be was nssned batoonier of the Montrul bar and baton- aler for the province of Quebec. A native of Saint John. Senator lhnerson is president of Emer- son Brothers Lilnlted and vice - president of W. E. Emerson and Sons. retail hardware merchants and pluubers in Saint John. He is a director of the Canada Ce- rnent Company Limited and chairman of the board of com- missioners and pesldent of the Saint John General Hospital.

WESTERN PARK

Glacier Park. a national park in Southern British Columbia. has an area of 46! square ims.ei has an area of 463 square miles.

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Wardrobe Of Queen Meets With Approval

(YITAWA (CF) - The Queen's wardrobe. with a strong .Cana- dian accent. is winning plaudits at every pcdiiic appearance on the royal visit to the capital.

Ber dresses to date:

Arrival and press racqmon. Saturday: Afternoon dress of full- skirted satin in shades of red with elbow-length sleeves. Claret- red velvet coat with mink collar and red velvet hat.

Wreath-placing ceremony and church. Sunday: Tailored skirt and jacket of champagne beige wool.

Radio - TV address, Sunday night: Powder blue dress of "sme with silver-thread eniiroidery.

Opening of Parliament, Mnn- .

day: W hi t e satin coronation dress, embroidered with the floral emblems of Great Britain and the Corrxmonwealth countries.

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES

You are invited to attend the Evangelistic Services to be conducted by the

Rev. Keith Hobson of Summerside. at North River United Baptist Church Near North River Rink Each evenirlg (except Saturday) at 8 p.m.

beginning with

OCTOBER I5fII - 25tII. I957

Rev. Keith Hobson is a Bible Expositor

Mr. Hobson held psstorates in England before coming to this country. Since coming to Canada he has served as pas- tor of the Baptist Churches at Glace Bay and Lawrencetown. and at present is pastor of the Summerside Baptist

N.S.. Church.

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