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Sabre Jets

OTAWA (CP) — The govern- | ment will decide next month : te re - equip the eight squadrons of Sabre jets in the ROAF air division in Europe, an

i spokesman saiu Friday.

If a decision were made to buy and build im Canada a new air- craft for the air division, con- tracts could be let by September

. and the first plane produced in 20 to 24 months. Some 200 planes

~~ would be required. ® ia under e ernment would place the con- tracts with A. V. Roe (Canada) _ the other two aircraft manufac- ' turers in Canada, de Havillnd _ of Toronto and Canadair of Mont- \ real, already have orders to fill. The choice of plane to replace the Sabres has been reduced to _ feur American types: The Grum- man Super Tiger, the Lockheed F-104, the Republic F-105 and either the McDonnel F4H or

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group of which Roe is a mem ber, Friday met Prime Ministe Diefenbaker and Defence Produc- tion Minister O'Hurley.

Sir Roy was accompanied by President Crawford Gordon’ and vice-president Fred T. Smye of the Roe company.

It is known that Roe, left high and dry Feb. 20 when the gov- ernment cancelled the Arrow jet interceptor and Iroquois engine programs, is willing to build any kind of plane or missile for the

new plane for, the air division, together with the engine and elec- tronics system, would be built-in Canada, sy

It would take Roe about three years to complete an order for 200 aircraft at an approximate cost of $250,000,000. It would not require all the 13,000 Roe person- nel who were working on the Ar- row and Iroquois, however.

The government now is paying half the payroll costs for Roe to keep together a nucleus of fech- nical staff until late August or

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By FRED 8S. HOFFMAN WASHINGTON (AP) — United Bates military planners have de- cided to shift emphasis in conti- nental defence from ‘anti-aircraft te anti-missile weapons, the Sen- ate armed services committee was told Friday. The new master plan, as ex- plained to the committee by de- _ fence officials, proposes stepped- up spending on the army’s Nike- Zeus project. The Nike-Zeus, still years away from perfection, is in- tended to intercept oncoming in- ‘| tercontinental ballistic missiles. While boosting the anti-missile | program, the new plan means “) less money for the army’s Nike- Hercules and the- air force’s Bo- mare—missiles capable of down- ing bombers but too slow to cope with 18,000-mile-an-hour ballistic

. missiles. ENDORSED CHANGE

Chairman Richard B. Russell (Dem. Ga.), endorsing the changed emphasis, said the de- fence department wants to spend an added $157,000,000 on the mis- sile-killing Nike-Zeus. Russell did net say just when, but presum-

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As for the Hercules and the Bo- marc, Russell said they would take a reduction of about $152,- 000,000 over the next year, with an eventual cut totalling about $1,500,000,000. He did not say over what length of time the over-all cut would be spaced.

The army and air force have been squabbling over the relative merits of the Hercules and the Bomare. Both weapons were re- tained—but both took a cut — in the revised defence plan which came af prodding from Con- gress and President Eisenhower. Although one aim of the plan was to quell the interservice missile rivalry, Defence Secretary Neil H. McElroy indicated skepticism that it would work that way. WILL NEVER COME

“T do not think that Utopia will ever come,” McElroy told report- ers during a break in the closed- door session with the committee.

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In giving reporters a fill-in on the plan, Russell said he agreed generally with the proposal to in- crease emphasis on defence against missiles.

“Tf the Russians decide to at- tack us I believe that the first at- tacks would be by missiles,”’ he said. “They might send over manned bombers later to see what damage was done and to knock out remaining targets.”

Women Win. Top Awards

OTAWA, (CP)—Three women have won top awards in the Ot-

annual Canadian playwriting competition.

Winners, selected from 62 en- tries judged by Dr __W_G._ Hardy of Edmonton, classics professor at the University of Alberta, were announced Friday by com- petition chairman Mrs. R. M. Watt of Ottawa.

Top award — the $100 Birks award — in the one-act, English- language competition went o Gwen Ringwood of Williams Lake, B. C., for a work titlea Maye.

Mrs. Eileen Warren of West Vancouver, won the $75 Dorothy White award with her entry Whatever the Guise.

Third price, the $0 Ottawa Women’s University Club award, went to Mrs. Marjorie Buckley

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MISCOUCHE

A meeting of the Miscouche Convent alumnae was held on Sunday evening in one of the convent classrooms.

‘sympathy is extended te Joe Gaudet, Miscouche on the death of his brother Abdon Gaudet.

Mrs. Alex Gallant of Welling- ton recently visited in Miscouché at the’ home of her daughter, Mrs. D.H. Gallant.

The Miscouche Council of the Catholic Women’s League recen- tly presented their variety con- cert in the parish hall. It com sisted of two plays “The Kidnap- ping” and “The Laughing Ghost” with solos and negro jokesters between the acts. This was und- er the direction of John Des- Roche.

Heler and Sophie Gallant were recent visitors te Miscouche.

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Grant Gaudet son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gaudet, Miscouche had the misfortune of cutting his hand which required several stit- ches. D.M,

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