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WARSAW (AP) - Poland and Red Chine ended their talks Wed- nesday with a compromise state- ment which avoided any mention of Russia as the leader of Communist bloc. .

But the Polish leadership join Red China's Premier Chou Ea-lal in lambastlng U.S. policy in the Middle and Far East, and la sup- porting the Moscow-made regime of Janos Kadar in liangary.

The document. the outcome of

the policy of military blocs''

: Poland Lines Up With Red China In Views On Policy

liary pressure to try to subjugats tinued;

peoples of the Middle East. In- the Far East. they said.

of that area.

On Hungary, the statement con- kar."

Was Governor

th e tries state that the Polish People's United States is "conducting a Republic and the Chinese People's threat- Republic support the revolution- enlng -the interests of the people an workers' and peasants'

"The delegations of both coun-

gov- ernment headed by Janos Ka-

General

WN, CANADA THURSDAY. JANUARY 17, 1957

The Price Of Sugar Further Advanced

- PG! un t

81'?” b .dreld.w'e.lgh.a during the last 10 days. according to in- formation received rfrom leading whclesalersand t " s in the

- City. This means that the con-

sunlerwillnowpayatthersta oi sun for ten pounds. This repre- sents a hike from as cents early in December to the present tl.30. While definite information is not forthcoming from refineries re- garding" the price increase. it is

worldvcollnditions have caused many European and Asian countries to stockpile huge quantities oi sugar.

It is also reported that the sugar

d that uncertain

EASTBOURNE, England (API OTTAWA (CP) - Prime Minis- ter St. Laurent Wednesday denied an opposition member's claim he had "turned down flat" requests

case." He had given it no special

study. ATLANTIC PROPOSALS HOT

The sharpest exchanges ne-

AT OPENING OF COMMONS SESSION

PM Embroiled

Power Projects Exchange

chewan. was "quite a borderline advisers of the

New Brunswick."

Thomas M. Bell (PC-St. John- Does the prime minis- ter deny the tact that on at least

Albert) :

government oi

PRICE So

In Heated

J. C. Van Home (PC - Res- tigouchs-lidadawaska) asked for al government statement "in re- gard to the Gordon Commission's recommend tiuus that the gov-

consideration given to assiting them in making that movement."

Mr. Van Horne asked when the government will "start to move and do something for the Mari-

Hve day! of ideolozic-1 dime C d W ' m, cm - h P i F1 ml f N t e th ' minist d 0- three casions we hav a for- ernment pay the cost oi reloca- time provinces-" p In the west mdms I, y rem er em ng o. ew w en e prime er all p oc H e pulp H - Ill)” WW9” CM" ind Pall” a below mrmug whoienleu "e not Brunswick for federal aid on position members grew out of ward such schemes? tion for Peolllt who wish to move mKT:1te ::cV;leI':l1;:l::tell6:itb:E: gailevr

party chief Wlatlyslaw Gomulha. thus brought the Poles in line with their Communist neighbors on the most important issues in current

LONDON (CP)-The Earl of Athlone. great-uncle of thd Queen

able to predict whether or not this upward trend will continue. In addition to the rising cost oi

power development of the St. John River.

He also said the government has not yet decided that federal

questions on the Gordon Commis-

sion's proposals regarding the At-

lantic provinces. George Hees (PC Toronto

Mr.

st. Laurent:

"I do most positively deny that there has ever been put forward the kind of scheme that could be produced

away from the neglected Mari- time provinces."

The prime minister replied that his impression of some newspa-

party in this country has been able to keep up with it." the prime minister replied. to loud

international affairs. um F”vem'"'3'”"l "l c"3d" wg”' u 1' polmed out th" T" ' - s ” ' h ' - rta that as ct oi the Llbe al ap lause.

.. ........ Chou ........ . ;;;-;;-g, 3,; :53;--,, w-W;--. ---m - mu m 1- - vi-I :i?.i2i.L"”m'i2?”:33.f3?ii;.i2: ii2'?li”lL.:iif.?...Vl.i”.:Ai?.?; :::::...-” '"'" I W M ",';,,,,,, ..,,v-.,,,, .8, .,,,;,,,,- n W, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, dwwfd fl” "lerenc" w 3w" dgy Hg wnpaz om. ell component Wm eventuauy FL project would be 'a proper over the last two years to accede He added that the Beechwood are quite inaccurate." said every P8511191 mmkwr l,"l?';'lgp Flhifh Sdidler-sportsman and one oi ::"'?.f,,,'H.,;": r1l::gw::1';"'::lf,:f.f expenditure oi the taxpayer's' to Premier Hugh John I-'lem- hydro project on the St. John 'The'sui;E9ll-1011. as I read it "seems to deny the Plitfllltli 05

0 5 ”m"""”' M ' V thy lgjdjng member. of am pm. hm. um m.rmn1.de"'weet cook. money." ming's request for assistance to River, on which the province has in the report. is that every”-""8 ?ll;ni;:0?;:l;l:g1:n :'EP;,9f;oEl:dthl:

last Friday. He also gave ap- novel to Gomuika's internal pol- ces.

In his farewell speech at the

lsh aristocracy, the earl had been ill for solne time but the severity of his condition became known

lee. cakes. candy and many other things.

Mr. St. Laurent made the state- ments during a noisy question- and-answer period at the start of

back his (St. John River) power down flat."

asked for

federal backing oi development?. . . You turned himj provincial bonds. has been found to be so sound that it can be

possible should be done to bring the economic activity of the At- lantic region up to a point where the standards of living there will

government issue a revised state- men on the commission propos- als with which it agreed?

only . ---immm-i th is ' C tt' . "I h t d lll d fl ed tth tfed al 'd- . "''l”"' h”'''""' CW1. '5'” '"'i Foilll:s'vlI.n:elfl: amp. gt gm; . lie asyaisd llllzlrlzolilvsolllltlulltge ivery flat" "gt mil-ghrenimreplla mm M 0" er N be ery much nearer those of the M5 5L l-Bllm" "'5 "19 50'” ”h""'d "" "l""'" 5”” "" ton Palace his birthplace t-lie Weather D9lay3 sympathetic consideration" to any healedly. MUST "3 SOUND most favored regions in Canada. ernment never tries to dim" tn. "Mu", of an Fodnun ' I New Brunswick request for fed- 'As soon as they bring forward Mr. St. Laurent extended his 1! 6139? dill"! 50 it Should lP' l-P9 l'9c9mm"d'u”"' Pf ' ""1

countries headed try the Soviet Union."

Then he took off in a Soviet air- liner for talks with Kadar's pup- pet regime ln Budapest bdore re- to report on

The statement signed by Chou and Polish Premier Jose! Cyran- klewicz. said they had reached "complete agreement". A similar "complete agreement" was an- nounced Dec. ll after talks be- tween the ruling Polish United

Queen announced that she is ob- serving family mourning for one week from Wednesday. The fun- eral will take place Saturday at St. George's Chapel, Wm! ill! Queen and other mem- bers of the Royal Family present The earl. who served as gov- ernor-general of South Africa as well as Canada. fought in three W-Irl. winning high decorations. He was an intrepid hunter of big game in peacetime days. Always, he carried himself as a soldier.

Flying Curlers

The Maritime Flying Curlers are not due to take off from Manc-

ton air port until noon today.

Bad weather over the Atlantic delayed the scheduled take-off by several hours.

The aircraft which was charter- ed to fly the curling enthusiasts to Europe was delayed in Iceland and did not arrive in Moncton un- til 1l:s0 a.nl. yesterday. After

eral aid on a definite power de- velopment project "that would have economic possibilities and economic results." But no such proposal had been received. The South Saskatchewan River

a scheme which can be stued to determine whether it has econ- omic possibilities and which is apt really to stimulate the econ- omy of the region it will receive careful consideration.- That mat-

project. in southwest Saskat-

Conductor Arturo Tosconini

ter is still being studied by the

promise of ”sy

eration"

, thetlc consid- for provincial requests to cover both hydro-electric pro- jects and thermal power projects using Maritime coal. But he re-; iterated that the projects must be proved to be economically sound.

pear that the resources of the area are not sufficient to accom- push that for all those who are in the area and some of them wish to remove for that reason to

commission.

"We are claiming the paternity at the idea of establishing the commission." he said. ”'l'he com- mission is entitled to the pater- nity of all recommendations in its

other areas, I take it that the lmuestion is that there should be

"Do .se

Report Red Leaders Plan

Dies In Sleep At Home In N. Y.

NEW YORK (AP) - The great conductor. Arturo Toscannlni, died Wednesday.

Death came to him peacefully

Workerr Communist party and Yugoslav Communists. The Chin- ese have denounced Yugoslavia's policies as a den to socialism.

The Poles and the Chinese joined in charging that the United states is using economic and mi!-

landing the 4-motored MCA plane had to undergo a complete check, mare starting on the return

The sixty-thme club members dgned up for the history-making began asselnbiln

HAD MANY ORDERS

The earl, born in 1899 as Prince alilxuulder Augustus Frederick

EARL OF ATILONI

shrouded in wartime secrecy. It wasn't until his train had rolled out of Halifax that the public was told a new governor-general had

New International Staff

PARIS (AP) - Soviet leaders can and satellite parties to" the Kremlin

lng about the Khrushchev theme

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hand prior to the originally scheduled flight time.

This unavoidable delay was not expected to affect the projected itinerary of the group very eon- slderabiy.

I2-Inch Fall Of Snow Forecast

century. For nearly 70 years. his baton has been shaping the scores of op- eras and symphonies into grip- ping magic. Millions have sat breathless as he led orchestras to thee heihts of musical expression. The dedicated and fiery maestro died at 8:40 a.m. at his home in the Bronx's Riverdale section. ev- eelookins the Hudson River. lis sol. Welter said he

had been slected for the , 'tion. He was named governor-general in the summer of 1914 and was preparing to cross the Atlantic when the war broke out. He was released from the appointment and entered active service.

This service won him among other honors, the French Legion of Honor and Croix ds Guerra and the Belgian Military Medal. Hie selection tor the Canadian

The Comintern (Communist In- ternational) was set up in Moa- cow after the Bolshevik revolu- tion to serve as the "general staff of world revolution." It was pnr

d ' t Stalin in 194! when he was seeking the all- out co-operation of the western allies in the second World War. The

Theannouncedpurposeof the ,. Comlnformwaetoeerveas J -3

Gasoline Price Hike Forecast

CALGARY (CP) - Increases in the prices of gasoline and per- haps household ” ” , oilg were predicted Wednesday, following announcement of an increased iirice for crude oil.

The crude-oil increase came as an announcement. from Imperial

the Cominform, informed sources

oommunlai parties in the soviet satellite or- bit and of the Red organizations lnWestern"' , are--, ti to attend a meeting in Moscow next month at the invitation of Communist party secretary Nikita I. Khrushchev.

some resistance to the Moscow ground of tactics- said the moderate

the family name to Cambridge in 1917.

The earl. survived by his widow. Princess Alice of Albany. was also a fellow of the Royal Socl 3 and president of the Af- rican Soclety. His foreign orders included the Grand Gordon of Leopold of Belgium and the Grand Cross of Orange Nassau.

Ills widow is a grand-daughter ol Queen -. Vieiorla daughter 4 , Lady May Abel Smith, appointment was in line with In

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ll gym guggh R E0 m . . -, s onnel on em- cevtiolll include Allserta's P: '3,'".,"',..,,,,,,,' V” "” "'" M" 1... will M-Meuvm

hlnePield.where eincreaeeis I1-hum-dyounl gl ha mp. n"b”"0lm'r"5chc”'n' is cents. and the van, ,5... "" W ”' Ct" 9 ” ,0 Ha” ' mmliu party. Maurice Thores. is fleldnearcaigarywberethereis f.9"."3T'i.'('""""ib'"i'm"' ii..' Tami pieturedaslnstatingtheiflnete

1 Ilrorl ma. wa Until his time !:'I13l;g9Ml': n"l1:&lW0fI .." 6 ,1 h "nomad an

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other big Canadian refining moll;.to bemiieuliim tfollhth. cue. . The following n honrum llllloll openly. midst Comlnlarn-which linked Sum- Ellllllnnnl" umd. I" ll fltblrkation . . Port 0' word of the earl's deatll that she and shod Anlnmo TNCANIM of the cunem " A ' ""

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on the playing field and er. I-Ie hunted big game both in Canada and south Africa, bagging a Rocky Mountain goat and I

CHAo'Il'H"A3d.nN.BH lg?) - The body - erbe . (chaste: killed Tuesday in the jh of hi; F-M Sabre Jet plane at Prince

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Expect Rail line To Souris Will Be Cleared During Night

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deals . (acted mslztinsss.

Another uma-. Wanda. the wife of noted Vljdhnk Horowitz. and thee grandchil-

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