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be Saskatchewans cabinet ren- resentative if he won reelec— tion. But it was no secret among the top Liberals that Mr. Buclo hold was Mr. Pearson's choice

Mr, Buckwold is an out-going. energetic operator of a whole- sale firm who served five-year as Saskatoon alderman

By KEN KELLY

OTTAWA lCPl—Prime Minis- ter Pearson has made it lain. why he has left unfilled the cabinet vacancy caused by the death of Jack Garland, his rev- enue minister. last March 14.

He has his eye on a new min- ister and is counting on the Saskatoon byelection to make him available for cabinet duties.

Mr. Pearson's choice is Sid Buckwold, mayor of Saskatoon who ran second in the 1963 election to the Progres- sive C 0 ii se r v a tive's Harry Jones

5 e r v olives emerged from the I963 election with all 17 Saskatchewan seats and most of the others on the. Prairies. Mr. Pearson's cabi- net-making problems were sim~ plified as to selection

With only one Alberta it was a foregone conclusion that Calgarian Harry Hays would go into the cabinet. A cattleman.‘ he went into the agriculture portfolio. one of the two Manta, It sai toba Liberals elected. R oger' "Saskatchewan need, . Lib, Teillet. was made veterans min, , eral member in the House ofliSte'r'

mmons and a representativel .

tunic cabinet. 1 am hopeful that; T2,;5UQELEMCAg‘gﬁTO: 113‘ this "byelection will pr ucempenlv dubbed ‘ both' lcabinet choice, the question is

MUST READ POLLS .ing asked whether the prime

It now is up to Mr. Buckwold minister has plans for a shuffle

to head the polls June 22 in a l of cabinet posts once the Sask- wn

In case there was any doubt‘ about Mr, Buckwold as his choice, Mr. Pearson sent a telegram to a Liberal meeting which was read by Trade Min? ister Sharp.

three-way race_ One of his op! atoon results are kno . ponents is Mr Jones' widow, a‘ It almost the unanimous doctor and the mother of four? opinion among Liberals that, children. ,win or lose in Saskatoon, E. .1 Before the 1963 election. Iti Benson. MP for Kingston and had been assumed that Hazen; parliamentary secretary to Fi- Argue, the former CCF andj nance Minister Gordon. will be New Democraitc MP who! named to the cabinet- switched to the Liberals, would: If the Liberals lose Saska-

rront of the Dassault home on the edge of Paris. Police said one of her kidnappers was ar-

rested, (AP Wtrcphoto)

THE CANADIAN PRESS stone of a liberal trading policyl The promise of an economiclis the extent to WhIChSUChlla-i transfusion the distressed is the extent to which such na-l }::lioi Lake region of NOILIIEI'II tionalistic demands are run 0 n t a r i o highlighted business stricted."

neus during the last week. ASKS QUOTAS REMOVED

Prime Minister Pearson's of-[ Mr. Sharp asked {01‘ the re

fit-p Friday revealed a three 1moval of mineral quotas—but: point program aimed at reliew; followed this with a few hard! in: unemployment in the region words for Canadians. i threatened by the closure of the, Canada, he said. wants to rot

the town of Elliot Lake had‘capital and "this can be donsl been built. lin part by encouraging foreignf

The program includes spy; companies in Canada to accepii proral in principle for the lace- broader Canadian participatioul non of a $50,000,000 pulp andi and management. 1 paper mill at nearby Spragge,l "But above all. it depends on: the transfer of the feder min-l our success in persuading Ca J in: research facilities to Elliot1 nadians themselves to investi

Eliiott Lake Transfusion Highlights Economic New

uranium mines around which: duce her dependence on foreign 3 is emerging from a period

more boldly in their own indu.»I be displayed in officers quar- Seeboh

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trial potential.

in the corporate field. the Brazilian Traction Light and ’Power Co. Ltd. annual report, released during the week, con tained what appears to be good news—dcspite a net loss for the year.

J. Grant Glassco, president, said in the report that “Brazil

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profound political stress" and that the ousting of former Pres- ident Goulart holds out a possi- bility of “a solution for Brazti's most pressing problems. includ- ing particularly the. inﬂation an s n c e of payments crises".

Lake from Ottawa and an ith-j taiion for three mines in the area to bid on a 1,200.000-pound uranium contract.

Dominion Tar and Chemicai‘ Co Ltd, of Montreal reported It, has been studying the economic;

feasibility of establishing a milli CAMP GAGETOWN

at Spragge. i s ,

‘l‘ed i-‘uiterer. chairman of the. {ﬁp’ﬁﬁﬁcﬂg‘ﬂﬂw’negggnﬂh riiint Lake improvement doucfn -" ‘ ‘ irici boa of trustees andl

, . ,ment. “airman 0.! the pm"? mm” -of their battle honors from Gov-, for s committee on Elliot Lake.1 mm. (knew; Georges Vanier lilifl official word from the com- here Saturday amid military party on the bill is expected by ' and mvai salutes

the third week in June. ‘

WILL EMPTX’Y 2.000 . He said an estimated 2,000 n" hem"

A new guidon. or battle pen-' : nant. listing 18 honors from bat- ning in 1885 and up to.

m," win he emphde to run the end of the Second World: ~ - - . War was presented to Drag, the mill, With Elliot Lake be.in . v “wt 35 the mwnsite puns commander Col. 1". .B.. i ' ‘ IGrieve by the Governor Gen

Four uranium mines — three .I ., mum Lake and one a; BanIteral. In the official uniform of

croft. Ont—are expected to bldl ’9 M "‘9 “mm” ‘0 supply unn‘ l guidon as a "glorious record oft tum oxideto Britain after it was " valor sacrifice and achieve: left unfulfilled by Gunner Uran.. emu in his presentation 3.1.,

Vanier

Ilm Mines of Saskatchewan i (Tress and noted the absence! when the company ran out ofiamong the 200 parading tank‘ 0"“ and armoured vehicle soldiers The contract will be awarded l on their crack reconnaissance to the hcompany which guaran- ; squadron, loos is greatest number m, . man-hours. The fixed-price con . 1" aerajfelence :ggmnfaﬁg tract will run from July 1 thisiggi'ng Twig] the United station; year to July 1, 1066. m. e on cypmt Gen, Vaniei" Meanwhile, south of the bot told the regiment "at this m0, 491‘, Trade Minister Sharp hadlmem one of vom- squadrons some, sharp wo s about NSfrlC-impresents our county and our' two trade practices at a "world , sovereign in a humanitarian un.‘ nude week" luncheon in Losidenaking which add, a new‘ “39"” When h9- raPPed caJ'ldimension and even greater lus-i fornia‘s “buy-American" cam-1 he to your tradition." The regi- M‘E“ lment was formed in 1883. "We are not unaware that} . protectionism of this type Te‘imspECT mom, LINES ' stilts from pressing domestici The, General and Col, Grievel demands." he said. “but every I made an inspection trip amongi

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sovernment in the world is open the lines of . asoonsl to such demands and the touch- squads and their tank squadron,

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Z Royal Canadian Dragoons Receive New Battle Honors

ckets and steel plummed helmets.

four 105 milimetre howitzer:

‘welcomed the general as com-l

mander-in-chief of the Canadian armed forces,

After the official presentation 100.000 organized refugee Sude-naughton announced Friday.

‘military drums_ . SI battle emblem ‘ at

itoon, MI: Benson would seem .nd remark, Gen‘ Vania-l the candidate to fill the single and Col. Grieve, the new guidonl cabinet Vacancy was led past the assembled offi- ‘. cers and before a crowd of 2,000! and Mr. BWI‘WOM 80“ 1"- spectators in a marchpast of cabinet Place M MT- Benito“ three squadrons of 52-ton cen- “'0‘!” mean the depart” "I turion tanks and other vehicles l 0139 Of the 0mm imminent the The ceremonies included addition of a minister Wll’llfml. trooping and retirement of the, portfolio or creation of another old guidon and consecretationi POFi'I'OIiO- by army padres of the new} pennant as it, lay draped overt ten Germans. whose movement The corps' old; the minister heads. will go to an' A statement issued after the my museum, t new one meeting at the Chancellery em- with six additional honors will phasiaed Erhard had ordered in to see him in he min-

rs. The army ceremonies Were the climax of a threeday offi- cial New Brunswick visit that took the vice-regal couple to

mannschaft.

EXPRESSES OBJECTION "The federal chancellor ex-

Cam bellt , . FNerictoTin bgffs‘rﬂocasiifeya iin pressed .°b-Iect1°" 0‘ ‘0"?“8' rived hem tions which have aroused lively

contradiction both abroad and

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Erhard Critical Of Sudetenland Return Demand

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Germany as harmful to govern- can deprive people of their merit efforts to improve rela- right to their homeland" tions with Russia and the rest Erhard told Seebohm. who

of Eastern Europe, it served in the Cabinet. since

Erhard summoned Transport its creation I“ 1949- the govern- Minister Hans . Christoph 596.; ment. raised no territorial bohm to the Chancellery here to! Claim! against Czechoslovakia,

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