STUDENTS PLAN IURANIUM

Fflr raven months. students from students have recommended. or war. til i i ,4

ill mv countries attending Cornell in planning for a town of 30.m0 single grniiblss.lo"achool's'?andliet:lppi.tll: tnitersity in Ithica. N.Y.. worked -one of the world's first corn- centres. tourist motels and trailer ml planning the town of Elliott plete predeslgned communlties- camps.

l.ahP. the new uranlumceiitre on the students considered such Here. Cornell students or "en. mind River. Ont. Their master things as sewage disposal. loc- itccture are considering the park- plan has been packaged and gls ation of houses tor mtximum sun- land facilities of their mndgl town mm in the hnads of the provincial light. recreation centres. churches. on a huge relief map of the mug, gnierrinient daluthnritles w'l:o :11 protection in case of forest firs are.

eonittlering e aspects tat o

"W" ""9! U0 W 4” H5 and Canadian Pacific lb.

5 xmfncsot mioongum mu Aupside Canadian issuespn the nv THE CANADIAN rm-:ss gt-":1"; '5, -llulgg '3 ":1" ill ,.'"”'”3'i'J SW-'ll',l'3xchanize included xt-iv York: Market higher; in- ,7, L m ,3 J. I .m ":(;3"Brui-":'rl: ,-Ifra0c"u30-50ll IP18"-5

tlwl'd. ncl. -. . , 0ll-- own Illlfllllalflelllll tlrdldaustriala firmer; '::l::M 3 53-. :9: l as W" -l"P"CF "ilk 0" 1-16 on 7.- mdmg ICU” Eu: steel in n s s 4 is 000 shares. Preston East Dome Tnmmo: Mark" ,.i,,,.,.d. :;;l 11'! 111'; ,3. :5?” gig” I; lswind Canadian Marconi lid. 'T at stoc s did: ' '”"”'I"' ""'””' i-'.2..P;'C.".'i tori: 5:” Jr. 1:” Mon-Thur MONTREAL STOCKS ..:""..:" ...”..." " 3”?-"”"” "l" 5” - ecincs 455 335 Fla A I0 Kim I MK mh Unchanged 240 292 UONTREAI. (CF) - The Mon- :;',.”f;.:” 'f,”:: 1:” i: H Total issues no.1 1153 trral and Canadian slnck ex- l” -ti.-iiizes closed 'il'regiilarly higher Alscopl u&'"'"" as CI "'3' "ill "MINI: noctu- itnnday with industrial price N"'"''""'' "W ll ll ll 5",, 5,", W K . movements ranging to more than "0" ""0 1" .'" m ” ,,' """"" "M post... r.l::i:-' .... .3 .3 ;: ?”'l-H" "A: in PIPER. Fraser at him and N" Am 10 '0 1" :.f"',.l,wm w',R'”” CWT" 3' Ptmcll River at 43 each gained :3. m3”1.,:" mm'm",':T 5... Eta pg: 3:: A(r.l..,.':. it while Consolidated Paper at p.i..iw.. mm 1. g, 3, .3 ooodiesr an Vanadium I'll, Ml. pushed up We and Abitibi at ::l-until mil; 5: 5: vi :";f;,4 Wt Wulll" 5' tilt dropped an equal fraction. In M: '93” mm H H I, t ' ' an niherwisc steady ateel section. ,,,,,,',,.,,'u., 5”, 5 3 ,3 tlgoma dropped a point to 114 Boreal son 7 1 1 4 V. and National Steel Car lost if; at Cell"! "V '35 1-'3 W "'-'i inter-Provincial Fine Lines 3' on tn 0:. 1: .3. u ltrtiicd if at 59": while Trans- 0,: my son am 111 Ill llo WINNIPFC (Fill Lihrrl olf- llntint.-ittt advanced it notnt to I29. cm. Pl mo Jlfl as tutti .i - ' ' ' - .0 lllltlsflil Bay was low in Papers. cit-tun am is u so .t1 ;'''"3i "3: ".'vl”'”l""-l M": Mg” rlrniiping 2': to R3 while Alumi- g:.':"' '””m;0 1.2"" '5 ""l" Jinn" C M W3 Gun X- nltllll added l-hi at lilllq. lnterna- c.,.i mi at. am no on "pg .; E" tmnnl Pete showed the only move- Chlb xi; moo as so so 4 . Tl" l'""”"3'"f,l Fmld W" "P0595 mom in refining oils with a two- W” -'1" '0 '0 3 3" r '" 9'" by - ”"de"c1" 0” M... mcmm m 52, In misccmn, -Celvelatd mo at at at u United States markets prompted t"tlllS trading. Webb and Knapp g”;'3'.,:... tam? :' amt: by '”"”"""m'" d .' MW" '"9' tacked on 15 cents at 4.00 while Coo C Cad anti LI L1 is P0" PH"-' '07 Amelia” Whil- r;pneraI Dynamic! was Hp 11,. .t xm gag an :t4 sly. All barley and rye contracts hllll ij, . 4 new seasons ows. w e at or 7 Vince and oils were stronger. 2.':',.f. Y."g1tmi.n g” 2” l'''l'"i, 1'50 dlPP6d- EXPO?! interest fut Mining at M.n ndn5nCa asdl (no land so an cos an ia- 3"! ""'l:I9l:Idd"9 :0 ll; 0X'U9ll:g Fiast M'nin t 3.45 d c adl mm W 0 I - 2" '7 0 W ll ' ll llevonldn 5.8.00 ealcrli advllancdg M 0" '5" ” u I ” K'l”ld”m "id '0'” E"'0P"" lo cents while Copper Rand at 5:1. iii." if-',. H. 00””- ”i0 lost an equal amount. Provo rm atom at is so" .1 Weckcnd l?XP0l'l, Wllllll loadiniu Ii 3.45 and Faraday at 3.10 each :-loo: .ui'uttn:.t-I not Mr: L Ln Ellu da di:t dswlitzerciand :;)5.ooo added 15 cents while Canada m" M ',, '1' "- ll 9 lllll om I -000- llctal ion 15 cents at sio. r it " ' C" '0” '” '"' ' Beilllllm 30-000 Mid West Germ-av Pele moved ahead its to ztilslcalnli: s: all all all 30-000- V ”aiiadian Atlantic at 5.10 was up "M7 '50” l' ”" "l4 W C'03l"5 P"lC”' cents. 15-41:” II” I!” ll” I Oats: May is lower 71: Jly We 1-in .xch,,,Re,.- I "er, Guurl I.” Am M In g. V. lower 709cc; Oct it lower 70:943. am show banks tip 0.11 at 52.45, llud am soo - u 44 u is 3Il'13yt Mail Me lower il7'nb; utllllldl off o.i at 147.3. lndustrlala "Ill-0" 1"" 7' 7' ” ' - -"V -li''4 10”" We-"ll 064 W an M at me. combined up 0.4 "” ”"" '0" " ” " it "W" 0””- it 1411 up," up 5.39 .1 nun u"'h"'"d' ':'0m"""”'M”'M; Flax: May tlii lower 1.7719; .ily and sold! 0" om " 70'” Lib p... .3... M . . H glgmlszwer 1.7fllob; Oct W4 lower Lllllidt MK) I I I --W . ., . IIoll'l'l.lAl. cnoaino noon L 1. Lu anoint as in us Rye: May t lower 1.0691: .lly l ., in. cum" "H mm". mmwin Ll?” L2." 1. 4'': lower lmka; Oct 4-is lower Nut-u sun IaaIaageA-pll a little! Am I00 00 I9 H05 La” rash”: :-usu ..i... 5.... . zmn game ml ".4 ti Prices for clllil two wheat for - as-atviaoss. s-an-uni t cxpor o countr ca outside IWA; is-a:..snsu. m. gggts mm” us” to: -J !1,l;Inr.1.dd; 2 l.d-1; 3 1.56; 4 us; stun . .m,u,m., ch... xminr, an no go pg .39. 8 L33. 1 durum 2.”; I smug 334. gm 3” n N ronnaasa III at I at oi 2.37; I 2.35; IWA and domegtjc :::'lmI iu-slaw. no i I : 5" ll; nil” ,3" I34 ' r prices: l Nor 1.06; 2 1.68; 3 1.50; mreiixi lnllalla lnh into use N":';m " an 1' m M 1'1 4 1.45; 5 L36: ti la. 1 domer” hgiig, g , In a KM Imp!” iggi gm p 5 3 dLll'lllll 1.” I l. . . 'IIlrl.I Mont tm oi at it on also I-VA tut. utnna mess as test; nose us:-i It-throw isanasn rsceots nsustanniis '2:-" ":.w...."..."... .. ::::... 3 '2 ': ll: "' New Company IA oil out sun ask Iw. Pat-sin in u an as --I ".c...' -:..-t, 1.4 :..".'..r:. .2 .: .: .: 1: interested in . rain on wt, .9. W. en ooh! sits is ie is - "HM PM I no a as Pm-elu Iv 0 0 mi N. S. MINI :.'::.. ."..:::::-i '?.::"..... '3: : :3 :l' r can - "1 HM D” Q. up no 1g 1; 1. HALIFAX (CPD-A now com- :-llyh r us: srzs.i:.otI azgntmimtupanylstnwrutdmopentnga F 3:: call. :: xii .111 JM tits nu-T0" I. L. I: '3 H coal mine in Nova Scotlata Plctou 4-in at . a . ,m:.. 1.15.: as; 1-; .1. in county. Premise Stanfield Il- rr. .. . -...-:.. - - - - "...':..s.-... ..::".." tr :”t.'t'::'.”':."”'”-.'l.."" "' 1. as at to M a y cnry ompooo, c .-r ..c.. :. . .. .'.:-.:"-- ..:'.'.' .'.' .:' no or we n-u--mm mu- r,.,. um , ,, ',,, ,, ,, .4... 15" . . ,1 1 at Vleatvllle and will be financed gvmm 3; m.:iiIu"iii. uu 3": I: g1 ,1: '1: o. by and other Plctou couaw - o usoct PE! A . in Ca 14:01, u Ache I I I I cl 1...”. hr -d ll ownall isiniaisi.ilrsss iasssasaso '"""'””"""'”h outs-u tsssuzu-4 hhpnssssannsu lilllltvofkbe-1: ,,."'MnhIralI ,4: 3; 2: is elf 1':-fab Inigo, u' on I mhglloratory in w it a up op- :',."'f,5' : '.' " eratlondevslapswllldspsnduooa -my. m,,,.,,m.m..,ug... ....,,..tliasaawsrI!Indtnaau1nha-sf 7v'-"-'o'3'- n-1"-"”a-' a-'”” 3'-?"u- 3 '1'-s'i'-'i'-oI'i. '”r':.""' "i-t.."i.i.'.l."&.li'..”""?...'.iJi M . new . 'IlllIK.I1:l.l'7'.lV.. diva-saw.as..i::-'"”"'""I'0"&"”' rllul uguagmmggmwjm 3:. . .flbI-Itssosuu -- lls.hsaald.lIa7nsnss-a .,,,,,'''''a.. gag '..l'. .-'''':..''';.h "-"l'5-ttssdtusisddsaalutssytas :"a'i'.i3"' mm mm” hscassethoaQseIuafIta'rrao- I III at I r - - ' or "'43:: inssouson tsapowsrslsu-tleaslyhtowa "iv -0! to on so u antsstlal cits-caasst is h- I .3”; : E a . WI hula fshltj "':Im":: : :1; H" 70" '”'m"""I hudvsatlshhsaurasusal miaa nwsiimanuu5"”' "”VhsrsusIaI-sapswerwapseuyts ti , '." '0": ".h'l'i.-...d.u.'.nm"ra Idr.1hssapsunIHIsBDo- :..-. ink. : iuiuiussiuiqnacoucsuneus. um "" " aaiiamtuttiiiia-atstttttc-ts"""""""" ' .:,"',,.' l'gMmv3- it”, - laltsiocastaasnthtssaswtis t......,, , . ."'.fe.. '33 Ibsen. the ssvuanaat Q: E. as in as ..is an 'i'.l'.'&” VIIC I' It II A Pow H. 9,79. so :is O 2 '3' it 2 F& - -.,. I I. l U I.

Iy WILTON wimn

JERUSALEM (AP)-A handful of Euler pilgrims gathered in tout of the Garden Tomb just outside the walla of Old Jerusalem Sunday for a sunrise servles marking Christ's resurrection.

somolsy this lstiietomh from which Juua emerged on the first Easter morning.

It is situated inside the ancient garden w its own cistern and wins a indicating It was once tlu property of a ridi man like Joseph of Artmathea who pro- vlcfod Christ's burial place

The climax of the Latin services in the old city came Sunday morning when Latin patriarch Al- berto Gorl walked over the flag- stoned streets from his seat deep inside the old cit! to the Holy Sepulchra to celebrate Easter mass.

HONORED GUFSTI

Consuls front Roman Catholic countries--preceded by liverlcd dragonmen beating silver tipped batons on the pavementewalked in procession and sat as honored guests at the service.

in tho windup of Easter week obssrvances. a sunrise service was held also outside the Church of Scotland in the Israeli sector of Jerusalem.

Approximately too Christian pil- grims crossed from Israel into the old city to spend Easter. They tri- cluded clcrgymen. mbc - oi the consular corps and some vis- ltors. As they entered the old city other pilgrims were trickling back into Israel through the Mandel- baum Gate. About 400 crossed on Good Friday and planned to re- turn Sunday night and today. CITY QUIET

Despite Middle East tensions. Jerusalem was quiet durlnll Easter week and pilgrims enjoyed Easter devotions in peace.

The crises of the last lew months have inhibited the flow of foreign tourists into Jerusalem to some extent. but all in all it was the best Easier Arab Jerusalem has known in at least two years. Last year the hotels were almost empty. ,

This year was one of the rare occasions when both the Western same date and the influx of lem hotels to capacity.

The tourist bureau estimated 5.- 000 foreign visitors were in Jeru- salem Easter Sunday. More than 2;: were UN Emergency Force troops from the Gaza Strip. al- lowed to enter the country without .visas and wearing their own uni- lnrms.

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT!

Because so many Christian jgrottps observed Easter in the same. church of the Holy Seoul-

Colypso Boom Takes W. I. Talent

ay RENE escrow

NEW YORK (AP)-Last lum- mer a Manhattan lollr music lin- presarlo named Art D'Lttgoff. ply- ing his trade in Greenwich Vil- lage. made history lor himself by presenting some calypso fare to the beard-and-beret set.

The reception was so tremen- dous that boom in the making was plain to the practised eye-a boom which has duly become the .big- gest thing in pops music since Elvis Presley squlrmed out at Tennessee. E

For months. calypso recordings like Marianne and Jamaica Faro well have ranked high on best iicller lists. All - calypso rooms muahroomed in New York. Chi- cago, Miami and other cities.

ROCK 'N' ROLL STAY!

inevitably thers has been talk of calypso as an antidote for the rock 'n' roll delirium. But while it's true that the West Indian im- rt edged the native-born lad is if... Angelcs at one point. Presley records still to: galypso favorites in dlitc aalcs. II a recent teen- agera' mass tantriun in a New York movie house showed rock 'a' roll far from ambalnw. "Calypso doesn't gl the kids the same kind of muscular ro- lesitey" a recprdtitg eornpsiu eaectitlvs sald. "Furthermore. you can't really dance to It." Calypan's very success may he threatening to rock the banana boat. 'l'hcre'a a she of aa- thentic talent in the and. and

perts say that nothing, is as quickly mat to a musical crass as a U5 fusion of imitators. AFRICAN BEAT

Prat: th Csribbe rhyt.hmu?band'?,soog.shoul .

htstmths

nd folln.'.uwIoss album:-. CIUX. lift hwuwuh.-i isesbpsfuh

,I! I

Amerlcaaiasa ltarlota lie h

.55

l hi i lilt

l-lctndflil of Pilgrims Gather At Garden Tomb In Jerusalem

and Oriental Easter fall on the ' Oriental pilgrims jammed .lertisa- '

uaal!L!Y scilooi,

Tl” lnllnwmg is it" ,- Obort for .:glflIttIr:lnmh M Mlrph Mr narnley

U. S. Agrees To Ease Bcirs On Allied Trade With Red China , I

wssiimcron tAPt -- 1- ; , . United Salds. bowing to Briti,s,l'ill:olni:mD""'l '"t"lt'-' "We lilai4i:t'iIi(i:ier (mm'"' It ”"'i0'll.v (fun- and Japanese pressure, heal I . ' atlreed to an easing of allied re-' 0 i M"? 159"". ”' "ad? strictions on trade with Rcdlg:::::.;:)?R;h'E:.a" "ill" 9'"' -V . ' ' . Id be Id”,-ml sum", mom”. in Lllllll However, the ban, on allirmmved from thy .”" Israel were II mllnbtr 0' '1; :'::;d"'0d' ""0 3'” 60”" Wl" placed on the .:..l.i'.1'"t;'..-i.”'tT.'2.'.'-

em," special sinasemntl llIdJo be made to avoid cootllcta. As Coptic mass aadad. Ills Orthodox began. while Armuilaas and Cath- ollcs awaited Isl: tun.

Glade IX. 1.

J l I s r lloris (Wtnnick. J, "m (WMm' 2'

P d V Robert tfousing, ira e ill. l 3ii'id- --

”u"- I Malllarel Picllci"t:: lhlcimp. ltlll Pl('hPTlnR. " 0 ah

Samaritan .Ieet who crossed I they now have w'th th in t .. ., , Jordan April 11 for I nlnc-day This was disclosed by the stale Soviet bloc. Thelsmi:i 2 (;i8"P ill 1 Wendell Mountain, Plllrlmsu to hunt Gerislm near department Saturday in a atate- list is much shorter than the "lid marge MW""""

lggusdary home oi the ment which said an Al'neric3n,(jhina "M, tirade V! i, wan, Beans”.

Z Boyd l't'tmer, ier.

Highest average Milt-jrgd -Hmmpg W" NM Wendell Mnttntain 90 per

Nablus. I "I I

Good Dfoilosa on revisin t d . - .

control system has bgen P:CKPlll.lE; ha1,g.;::),m,:,,."”:'.d"'7'" "",” "'"

to the embassies of 14 allied roitn- l ,.,,mi"u' unm r (l, H: J)""” ”''M - ' 3 I' it It and

tries here. .wnuld he added to the l-I.ii.....-an

I I" d U" - on puma: J. Phillis c.-..,,. a a . We!” , ' neared its and on Mount Zion lit the Israel part at Jerusalem I

pugovgf pg-syn service today will Both Britain and Japan limg.Snviet bloc list" but tiittiet a less W".

mark the and of tilt observance. have urged that the US. agri-.e.er degree of clinlrtil Tha, H x I, ltaruaret ll ('otisiits. Principal At Israel's new port oflclath. a In an increase In allied tradeitt-pp.-pi.-.1 t,. ",9," "W WM man. V l Fave Beairslo 2.

special service willbeheld. It will with the Chinese communists Hri- at these items lllllllll t... ,.a' li3l'lm'le f'amphell'. 3. Kalhllepri

feature chanting of the Song of tain particularly has adxn. iu-it lrttllerl it: t., lltlallllixi "HI 513058).

the Sea commemoration the mir- that the embargo on good. in J. 1.," M -' " t:t-atle ll'- 1, i-;.-mu, Adanm 2.

acts of the parting of the Red Sea Red China he reduced It) the pl.m,m,m hi: ”f"'h'”.' ”i”l-"l"'lh' ilint-don ('ro7.ier. 3. Earle iiickeyj

during the exodus of the Jews same level as that applied In ling. mu gmlwanpt ':”iH ""l'iPfl' Sllllll-. Grade lll. Sr l. Barhar.-i Hit-ke,v,i

from Eupl, sis and its European satellites. limm In Re” Gm” W "(Kg 7- Cami HICIWY. 1 Pllll Hal'dillll.-

H , ' . Grade ill .lr. l. Dorotiiv Moun- .llllta n t. 1 . . - mm "D. Hmai: halJlLlQlPdl)tIh';K:;'- tam. 2. l-.dv0ard Campbell. it. wil- ish and 'lIlm"e9e demamll alt l'l'i!lllll1S pl'(it-edtirp iAnL-I-leasingt in m'-r- --em-teem, . -l though the whole matter is still the last tear with the ll'E'lllyll-'lll -l- : subject In negotiation amnn: thsltltat the items sold would it titin. (itmngf whale?" l'.', M w"" "7" 15 countries participating in the crease the Communist was pntpn, t(.;'n":"':":::k:a':'l::'"ng.. :.IlIi:”::; WM" - - - a pit

system. mi . ' V The statement disclosed that the 4. The ('5 intend; in iimk, M :::.:dPq:”Kwhe" Red U""'' "" - 2 mean war.

The U.S. proposal constitutes pile the .the first major gain for the Brit.

INSPECTION ON CYPRUS

LONDON (AP)-Defence Milli!- ter Duncan sandys flew to Cyprus Monday to inspect military instal- lations on that British oast Medi- terrancan island.

l

Don ii settle - for less. . .

lTucsdav. April 23. 1957 The Guardian Page 11 .llam Mat-Kay,

Grade il. 1. Diane Forming, 1 Beverley Crosler. 3- Edith Hickey

Grade I. Sr. 1. Attstin Macltay 2. Robert Champion.

Grade I. .lr 1. have Harding. 2. Lowell Bcairslo, 3, Ivan Buil- sto.

TNl'lI9r. Alma C. Adams,

VICTORIA NEWS

Mrs. it). it. Vllright, has reutrnea to her home Ill Victoria. altet spendlnil several months in Char lottetown. it is always a great Dleasurc to welcome old friends back to the community again,

The lriends and rclativns at Mr, Edward Boswell are sorry to learn of his serious illness. He was trans lerrred by plane Tuesday from nip P:F..l. Hospital to the Victoria Hos- pital, Halifax, where it is to bl hoped he can be treated success- fully. He is the eldest son of Mr, and Mrs. Keith Boswell. Victoria

Mrs Health Mat.-Quarric. return- ed last week by plane to Wellcslcy. Alass. after spending a ten it" vacation at her home here. Site in it mathematics teacher at Weller lei tlolleze.

when Buick has 0

so much more

Insdwvatloi 2-don 6-fwuunpi Rllilffl

A IIIIIAI IOYOII VAIUI

BriI'ltN Rtilrh atul iiitlittiitx rare llIl'lf.I a utttltl

(lite gltttirc-tine rclaiitig sigh--mic zctttle llilltill

And it's all Buick . . . itla all Htiiclk big tlil'lcrctu'c.

thrre's a rltllcrcttrc of mtli pennies a wreck! Yes, it

nlrs luxury nftlte .100 hnraqmwer ( '.v.s rrav. Gretta to all Ritirh and they come equipped with that spccla

See your Riiirl tlraler and ask alwmt lltiii-lla fea Nilltmi-Dollar Ride. and all.

nftliflcrcitt'e . . . la

rlrlylrlg pcrlnriiiancr. tn litxtirittti: featured. in stile that's ivtilcll altratl. And you can rllsrttvcr that flidercnrc in a matter of tmttiictita.

olimir Inc" will hting

to you the hig thrill tlial Hitiil nfleri ucrimie. Hue hill-rm! marl -Iual sweeping rtirre will ignite an exliilaratinn that can't he expressed in words.

Rut look at it atinlhcr way. Rcluccn Btiit'h's ptirn and orrlittttrr rain

'I literally true that if

you (an afnrrl Mir new (17. you can but I Rfiirlt. A ml whether you choose the Fall lmrnepnwfr St-Itztit. in any of its several models, or prefer the

r Roinutrna. fhefrd l Hutch julfwgf titres . . . I)i-tiallvws-,'

Do it I00" m. hcltcr still . . . do it lnlnv!

.3en Uni-H: Pvhl IN-vwlv-u is th nil: ID:-uvlmr kn-'r6 hull: Min. Uh oiwwd-yr-I I-I

Qt-rvav. sins and Roan-urns noon-w-I at iindnt no.

ml so Ilu Snnu.

rem-,B1'(;' Deal isBuIc'

I-III.

QICVIHAINOIOQIIAII IQYIIGXIKIVIIH

l r

l.?i-V.; - .

ALLlSONig.;,MacLEOD LIMITE (1 M

m s

. tat"

as

-4-..

- W5 '