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A log bank hovered a mile off shore while the Russians led by Fisheries Minister A. A. Iahhov. 51, inspected lisll plants in the neighboring Burin Peninsula towns of Fortune and Grand Bank.

It had begun moving toward shore as the planes headed for Burin. last stop on the Eussianr tour ol Newfoundland tlshlng sta- tions. In Burin's fish plant was droppped from the ltleraryx

some of the officials who visited the northeast coast Thursday. in- cluding Russian Deputy Fisheries Minister Igor M. Semenov. did not go on the south coast trip.

Alexander M. Verevkin, Soviet deputy fisheries minister and fish- eries scientist Peter A. Moiseyev. the other members of the official party. accompanied Mr. lshhov as did Soviet Ambassador Dmitri Chuvahin. George Clark. Canada's deputy fisheries minister, and other olficials and .

Much ol the tiah ,rocesaing is done manually in some of the northeast eoaat plants 'visited Thursday and the Russians while pulite. were not impressed.

Mr. Sinclair explained that TlIIaraday'l trip was to give the llunians an Idea of the beginnings oi Newfoundland's industry and Friday's to show them how much

Folreas was being made.

In the relatively new modern plant in Grand Bank and Fortune practically all processing In done mechanically.

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The Russians showed most in- lereat in plate freezers used for nreparing nah sticks and. of all thins. a wheelbarrow. They were struck II! the design and possibly the color of the red. rubhertired metal barrow used in the Grand Bank plant. Mr. Molseyi-v wheeled it outside where he and Mr. Verev- hia photographed it.

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LAUIDN, Que. (CPl - some 1,!!!) workers at the Davie Ship- building Company have signed a two-year contract drawn up by lnanagemait which provides an Immediate aix-cent hourly wage Increase to be lollowed by an eight - cent increase in August, 1957. The immediate Increase is retroactive to Aug. 2 last.

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