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U. S. Extends "Voluntary"

Oil-I Quota For

By GEORGE KITCHEN Canadian Press Staff Writer WASHINGTON (CP) — Pres-

ident Eisenhower Tuesday or- dered a twoamonths extension in present voluntary U.S.' oil import restrictions pending the recom- mendation of a sixman cabinet committee reported to be consid- ering mandatory import controls.

The presidential action continu .ues through Feb. 28 import quo- tas, currently imposed by U.S. importers themselves on a volun. tary basis, which limit incoming shipments of foreign oils to 934,- 000 barrels a day.

The Canadian allocation—64,000 barrels daily on the Pacific coast and 61,500 a day in the US. mid- west—remains unchanged. SECURITY THREATENED

The restrictions, scheduled to expire Dec. 31, were imposed more than a year ago on such quantity as to threaten the na- tional security by discouraging . exploration and development of

domestic oil supplies.

‘ In what amounts to a stand-by action, Eisenhower extended the * quotas for another two months on the basis of a report from the cabinet committee which indi- cated it has not yet completed a study of the program he asked it to undertake several months ego. ‘

The committee has been re- ported to be considering a recom- mendation that the president im- pose mandatory quotas, which he can establish as a matter of na-

2 Months

rocal Trade Agreements Act. N0 PROTEST LIKELY Canada protested the voluntary restrictions when they first were imposed but is not expected to make representations against the two - months extension, officials here said, because it is only for a temporary period. One Canadian source said Can. ad'a might have some misgivings about their continuation beyond the new Feb. 28 deadline since, on a long~term basis, a limit on exports to the US. tends to dis- courage exploration and develop- ment of the Canadian oil indus- try. , In actual fact, imports from Canada have been running below the quota levels in both the Mid- dle Wes-t and on the Pacific coast. Some of this lag has been attrib- uted to the recession which stifled demand for oil products and pro- duced a glut of oil in reserve in the US. f

TOUGHEI'S STEEL Peru is ne of the world’s largest producers of vanadium, used for toughening steel. GIFT FROM POPE WARSAW (‘AP)-—A special gift from Pope John XXDH, a val- ualble gold altar piece, was brought to the Roman Catholics of Poland by Stefan Cardinal Wyszynsld on his return from Rome- Sunday. The Polish pri- mate was the only Catholic card- inal from behind the Iron Curtain to attend the Rome conclave

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Ham Richardson Lashes At Critics

BRISBANE (APl—An incensed Ham Richardson lashed out at his critics Tuesday and announced he f"‘_ly intends to play in both the single and doubles in the Davis Cup challenge round I against Australia next week.

“All this talk about my diabetes and my physical condition is poppycock,” the US. No. 1 player said. “I feel wonderful, I am play. ing the best tennis of my life. I feel I am the best player and that our best .chance of winning the cup depends on my playing all three days."

Jack Kramer, professional pro- moter who is serving as captain

Perry Jones' chief counsel, said Monday that if the decision were lefit to him he would use Barry MacKay and Alex Olmedo in the singles and play Richardson only in the doubles with Olmedo.

Kramer added that Richardson was handicapped because he was a diabetic and that “I doubt if we can win by playing him in both the singles and the doubles.”

Richards-on has beaten Ashley Cooper of Australia in their only ,2 two meetings and he won over‘ Mal Anderson, the other Aussie singles ace, in their last meeting last summer.

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525 Winter Work Projects Oi Municipalities Approved

OTTAWA lCPl llunicpal, Mr. Starr's announcement said Works projects totalling $27.000,-‘,the 525 projects involve a total 000 in eight provinces have quali-jcost of $27,000,000 of which more fled for $3,900,000 in federal aid i than $20,030,000 will be spent dur- during the first three weeks offing the period the federal pro- thc federal government‘s program is in effect, between Dec. gram to encourage winter works‘l and next April 30. Their total

.‘ up to Dec. 22 municipalities had * 525 had been accepted for federal

still were being processed.

projects by municipalities. Under the federal program, aimed at boosting winter employ- ment, the central government pays .half of the dierct payroll cost of municipal works which the municipality would not normally undertake in winter.

APPROVE 525 PROJECTS

The program began Dec. 1 and

submitted 587 projects of which

contribution. The other projects

CNR- Promotes Halifax Resident

MONCTON, Appointment of T. (Larry) O‘Tolle of Halifax as commissary Storekeeper for the Canadian National Railways there, Was announced yesterday by RF. Padberg, regional gen- eral storekeerper for the com- pany. The promotion is effective Jan. 1st.

Mr. O‘Toole, born and educat- ed at Halifax. joined the rail- way in 1915. He became a fore- man in 1920, stock-keeper for commissary cars in 1932 and for the Canadian National steam ships stores two years later. In 1935 he was appointed store- keeper for the CNS.

In his new duties he will be responsible for the provision of supplies for all railway dining and boarding cars, the CNR car ferries operating between Cape Tormentine, N.B., and Borden, P.E.I., all company vessels call- ing at Halifax and a number op- erating across- the Cabot Strait between North Sydney and Port Aux Basques.

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The minister said all 10 prov- inces have agreed to participate in the program. Quebec and Prince Edward Island, which re- cently entered the plan, have not yet submitted any projects.

T0 HIRE 9,400 MEN

The statement said work has begun on most of the 52 projects and that some 9,400 men will be hired to work on them.

Almost half the projects ap- proved so far are in Ontario— 223 of them.

Projects approved in other provinces: Newfoundland 5, Nova Scotia 15, New Brunswick 91, Manitoba 11, Saskatchewan 44, Alberta 57, British Columbia 79.

Five provincial governments are adding extra amounts to the federal Super-cent share of labor costs as an added incentive to the municipalities. Manitoba has of— fered to pay for 30 per cent of payroll costs and Ontario, Prince Edward I 51 a n d, Saskatchewan and Alberta are paying 25 per cent. .

DEADLY T'V ARGUMENT

NUEIRNBEiRG (Aim—An urgi— ment over television ended in the axe slaying of a 32 - year - old mechanic. Police said Mrs. Theo- dor Doenfner, 34, admitted kil- ling' her husband because he wan-ted to take away the TV set he had given her a few months ago. “I lost my nerves,” Mrs. Doerfner said. “I decided that the set should not be removed.”

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Airline Accepts Mediators F‘lon; Pilots Next

NEW YORK (CP) —~ American Airlines accepted a federal peace

toward-ending a crippling strike 'of its pilots. That left it up to the pilots, who had no immediate comment on whether they would settle on the terms proposed. The four-day strike, coupled with a month—long strike against Eastern Airlines, has grounded a third of the airliners in the United States during the peak travel per- iod of the year.

The federal mediation board peace proposal covered a variety of contract i s s u e 5, including wages, flight hours, sick leave and vacations. The board asked that, if it is accepted by both sides, the pilots return immediat- ely to their jobs.

American, in accepting the pro- posals, said they would make its pilots the highest paid in the do:

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mcstic airlines industry. Meanwhile, Christmas travel moved toward its annual peak with other carriers taking up much of the slack caused by the strike against American and East- ern, two of the big three airlines.

More than 60,030 passengers , .

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strikes. But relatively few were

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Travel to Florida was snarled the worst, since Eastern is the main link between that winter playground and the populous w1n~ ter4bcset cities of the north. The tourist trade loss to Miami alone was mounting at the rate of $1,000,000 3 day.

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