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12 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Fri. May 15, 1958.

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OTTAWA (CP) — The Senate! ses for Prairie grain growers.

Wednesday rejected a resolution

month winter closure on St. Law-

pact of the St. Lawrence Sea- way on East Coas' operations.

The upper House generally ageed with any efferis to) in- crease Atlantic harbor traffic but balked at the second section of

the resolution sponsored by Sen-| §

ator William Isnor ‘L — Nove Scotia).

Any such measure “looks very much like feather bedding,” said

Senator M. Peagon (PC—'

‘IN XPENSES’

shipments vie Vancouver, he said, and would increase expen-

Church Boards Are Criticized dak isde aad ences

have been. criticized by the Ot- tawa United Church Presbytery

teste. “Church executive officials are assuming a responsibility they realiy should not undertake,”” said retired minister Rev. A. I. Book- stead.

have come out from secretaries and boards do not reflect the feel- ing and convictions of the major- %y of United’ Church members, Executive | officials and beards should seriously consider whether they are not presuming too mouch.” ®

Musical Interlude. 6:30-—-Tempo, ‘Roving Reporier and Music).

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of Atlantic ports and a five-|

rence harbors to lessen the im-|

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Nova Scotia should seek to bet- |

which urged steps to increas€ USE “tor it.T economy by industrial and it lacked beef cattle for example —in positive ways.

READING, England (CP) — A plug -blew out of an air ecom-

a young engineer working nearby. atomie weapons research estab- no radioactive material was housed in the laboratory where

the accident happened.

The engineer, 25-year-old Nor- man Adams, died of severe head injuries.

Reds Refuse Mother's Visa

CORNER BRO 1K (CP) — The

’ “The pronouncements which | Soviet government has refused

Ernest Langins’ request that his mother be allowed to leave Lat- via to join him here.

Mr. Langins said he has been notified by. the Soviet -govern- ment that his plea for an exit visa for his 86-year-old mother has been turned down. He made the request to Anastas Mikoyan through an interpreter when the Soviet deputy premier’s plane made an unscheduled landing at Argentina, Nfid., in January.

Mr. Langins said the Russian

;note informed him that there} |} | was no reason why he could not

visit Latvia and see his mother whenever he wanted. There was no possibility of a change of de- cision. f

land) pulp and paper mills here

-|has been trying for three years :

to get his mother to Canada. He

last saw her 15 years ago. Mrs.

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