Transport Men Are Advised To Get Into Step With Needs

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MALCOLM: REID BEAUPORT, Que. (CP) of Canada's top economie

pannres, J. J. Deutsch of the Freonomie Council of Canada,

d Cagadian transportation rren to get into step with

tor new economic needs of their country, needs which give smal- Jer place than formerly to rail- roads but as big a place as ever to the fast flow of transporta. tion

Bul most of the talk among economists, engineers and other transport experis who founded their own talking forum here in a two-day meeting was. still about the rail system on which Canada was built

Dr Deutsch did not deny the frnportance of the train in cre-

ron aluminum railwa'y cars, tanks and boxes for smooth moving of goods by train, and ticket prices on the Canadian National Railways

Grant Campbell of the CNR passenger department, told the forum the public corporation in- tends to make pa>senger trains pay or prove they cannot.

“We will try anything, but we want to reduce our.risks as much as possible. The CN’s pol- icy is to run passenger services with an gver-all profit, keeping trains which stand a chance of paying their costs. The only ele- ment we can play around with right now is prices.”

This, he said, was the origin of the company’s red, white and

U.S. Immigrant ‘tne Guasdian, Charlottetown, Mon., Sept. 18, 1965. 11)

Ceiling Planned |

WASHINGTON (‘CP)--A move to stick an annual immigrant ceiling of . 120,000 persons on Canada and the other Western- Hemisphere countries has been | approved by one full | U.S. Senate judicary committee

The vote was 14 to 2 and the | lack “bf any United States gov- | ernment opposition indicated the , move may get full congressional | support barring a revolt by) northern liberals in both the Democratic and Republican par- ties:

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|New Coal Mine Was Started | Friday, 13th

| SPRINGHILL, N.S. ‘CP) iThe newest mine to be opened lin this hard-luck eoal town {is a two-man operation that was started Friday, Aug. 1%

The mine, now 20 feet below the surface and into coal, is lawned. by“Springhill Coal Mines \Ltd. Wifliam Mattix and. Ken- jneth mith say they have worked 10 hours @ day, seven ldavs a week, sincé Aug. 13 to bring the mine into production.

Another mine, this one em- 'ploying 110 men, has been oper- ating in the town for some time. The last major mining operation was clo-ed down in 1958 when an underground up-

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ating Canada. “The transconti. blue system of fare-staggering. Speaking Personally : nental railway made this coun- Toronto manufacturers’ repre- CFCY-TV 10:30—Couchiching Conference et m. oemeery have try a reality,” he said in his sentative G. Altér told how the 11:00—Cencert Album 1 miners, keynote address CN’: express branch had “elim- 4 o, i cael ale 12:00-CBC News |’ Prior to that, in 1956, the But~-now—the-family—car~and-inated-many-more-handlings-and-——9°49- 5 m.—Moment of Truth 12:03-—Sports_ Scores, Inland-and_| other__major-+ pit, No. 4, was the passenger plane! have revo- improved delivery in some cas€S 4 00 p.m.—Vacation Time 12:15—Music In The Night sealed off after an explosion Jutionized transport. 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IN FRONT OF YOUR PLAYERS USE IT? ! - pany 6 ve &:00 p.m.—Bachelor Father 1737-1797 i t CAN'T DRIVE TALKED OF TRAINS tary lightness of aluminum 18) g45 5 m.—Don Messer @ London merchant oe vtagee making-it more and more popu- .° My , MIS $4 Nevertheless, the final day of ® tdi 9:00 p.m.—The Fugitive : } : spite, Y Of tar as a material for buildint 9.45 0 1.—Sinaslona Jubil ATE TO THE OLDEST > the convention of the brand-new . ss niet} a Pi Mermemnge - Uartee HILDREN Canadian ~ Transportation Re. hopper and tank cars oney — snr Bn The Weel HIS 3 SONS - HEIRS oe search Froum heard discourses: everything from ore to food. 11.40 pate Sener, NOT YET BORN -30 p.m.—Documentary Showcase | THE ME my rig p.m.—CBC TV News CONTESTED THE WILL one +13 a.m.—Local Weather BECAUSE IT FEARED THE - CONTRACT i tai Rae tees : ' CKCW.-TV $ 700,000,000 By B. JAY BECKER Ekin — : : 10:27 a.m.—Station Sign On CASE, LITIGATION CUT South dealer. At the first table, the Italian }0,30 a.m.— Nove Scotia Schools THE ESTATE To A Few wanda It Both sides -vulnerable, pair, Avarelli and Belladonna, 11:30 9.m.--Station Sign Off MILLION DOLLARS BY Bombay" in aila NORTH |got to six hearts doubled in the 2.15 p.m.—News, Weather and IME @387 ‘manner shown and made the Sports o WASNT JIM MIED, OUR MAN @KQ1074e contract) with an ———. _ pm. _ ™ Englend P| HAD 1 PULL HIS CAPER | Without the double they “wou eect eee oe Sais jhave scored 1,460 points instead, — ee : Truth mn ; : 7 p.m.—Vacation Time WEST EAST jot the 1,860 points they ectually 5:00 p.m.—Ivanhoe >| @ 5643 @K1052 = got. 536 9 maak @ 865 +o—_ | The opening heart bid by Bele 6 00 p.m.—Quick Draw McGraw a @5 @K1083 ladonna, instead of the more 6.30 p.m.—News, Weather end mm wh Al0952 &KQI62~ normal bid of a diamond, was in Sports z ; SOUTH ~ |accordance with the usual style 7:CO p.m.—Combat ‘ 4AQ9 |of the Roman pair, who general- 8.00 p.m.—Bewitched f @AIIS ly bid the short suit before the 8:30 p.m.—Don Messer Jubilee La : @AQI9648 Hong suit, oss igi ia eet bil L : oO ; ..=Sine-as es = 3 s- There is no doubt that im this 10.09 b'm-Shes ef te Week a tate apy : The bidding: * particular hand the method 17:90 p.m.—Toe Young 5 in Venice | ; ; THOUGH COO PILES DRIVEN INTO THE MARSHY GROUND ‘South West ‘North Fast | worked well, especially alnce It) 11:30. p.m.--Peyton Place 1 « CONSIDERED UNSAFE UNTIL 2 ROWS. OF SOUVENIR | OL CAN EAT TWO, HOW 19 Pass 49 Dole enticed _a_double from West, 12.00 a.m.—CBC TV News SHOPS WERE BUILT ON THE SPAN JO STABILIZE IT MANY. DO YOU WANT 4 Pass 46 Pass Pass i had-no idea that Belladon-'2.14 @.m.—Viewpeint © Ring Fete Spedines Ben, 1965, Weld sehr mere, od 8y Dole ma had a secret weapon in the 12 20 a.m.—LTV News-Racing Recep : form of an excellent six-card !2.25 a.m.—Station Sian Off { rts eon ead sg = an diamond suit. | DAILY CROSSWORD point the exact cause of the At the second table, with an crcy rouble when something goes American pair now North-South, MONDAY AOROSS 42s Self: comb, — 21. Young S\AIG ABBA A wrong with the bidding. For ex- the bidding went; 1. 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