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By BRENDA. LARGE amended to its _beesent form so “Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” t OTTAWA (CP)—Nelson Cas- that students c vote in the R: 3 a tonguay, chief electoral officer. university constituency as long SECOND SECTION ,, Charlottetown, Mon., Sept. 18, 1965. mos ; es told the Canadian Union of Stu- as they were resident there at . ;

dents here nothing can be |he time the election writs were

done to change a section of the | issued. ie Ste | Price Canada Elections Act which the The current difficulty has e » union says will prevent several never arisen before because

thousand students from voting elections since 1938 have always Nov. 8. been called at a time when Increase In

The 138,000-member students | students were in residence. union is up in arms over a tech-| The union, in a telegram to U.S. De ted nicality in the act which says/Mr. Castonguay Friday, said

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university students who wish to strict application of the act ¢ .VELA ( oi

vote away from home must be would contravene its spirit and ae A Sempron has on in residence at their universi- | intent. signed in the American steel ties when the election writs are STUDENTS OBJECT ~—Tinduatey staal wees pee une}

issued. | It asked the electoral officer ‘ i

The writs were issued Wed-|to reconsider his interpretation ee — . ood ' nesday, when most students |of the act and ‘devise appro- wondering whether they can in- s were not yet in residence. Reg- priate procedures to overcome crease them Steel magazine istration in most Canadian uni- this highly objectionable situa- says : vrsities is just getting under |tion.” : “Users know the new steel way. The vice-president of the un- contract jacks: up production

The situation will prevent |ion, Richard Good, said al! pos- |costs,"" the metal - working resident university students sible pressure would be brought | wooly says from voting unless they go|to bear to have the section p40. H home on election day. The un- jchanged. ; a Peart ion says this will be impossible| He said the students union hast that steel inventories are at a jfor most of them, both finan- asked its legal advisors to con- record high of around 28,000,000

cially and academically. | sider the situation, and is also or 29,000,000 tons and that im-

jcanvassing its members in 45 7

|PEARSON SORRY : universities to find out exactly porters are winning new cus- Earlier Friday Prime Mints- | ow many students will be af- ‘°™ers=imports are running at jter Pearson said he was ‘sorry fected. a record rate equivalent to 10

. about this technicality.” He told |***: : per cent of U.S. production.’’

: : , -_. | ~~ '*We-have- no- idea: how~many -* aes ees

VETERAN SHOOTS LARGE HAWK - tas “conference ie aes ater wa at bea = ie madnae” syn hea

: ee find out whether any way can eae but cage ge loca greater pan vn Pg a —

Harry Dawson of Sea Cow = _— he — -—_ 2 —_ nee ' _— jbe found to prevent the students |W =e ,. ports might keep any early | Pond is seen showing a large ; bird, which had been’ seen in |

we) char Si ocdec at cia ee involved from. losing their vote. |Fome neers Se who Price hike within the additional |

hawk he shot at his home one fg into action when the the area during the past weck. | But Mr. Castonguay told an |Per be able to vote at eight ‘St that mills will encounter tn |

@ay last week. Mr. Dawson, interviewer: “This section is| tod a the first year of the contract. Coe eC REG TO aAS LOA EL - |Montmorency snd. the party's conninna - a etotuie Parte |= Sen Steel companies ‘estimate the : j ” e red ; : | ment. nly arliament can) | additional direct cost over the | * eg : H. BENNETT CARB ? Social Crediters Quebec Chieftain, a5 saving he \change it and Parliament has| L. E. Shaw Ltd, "month. te ot the contract | ied | 1 ot Tie . a oo Quebec Said will-be a candidate again | been. dissolved.’ : will range from $10 to $16.a) |. side onl i “en eet ete ee ; District. Superviser $ n ry independent?” he was|_1he. chief electoral officer Bu Nfld Plant ton of finished steel, depending | See ee wm «=f Charlottetown, P.E.1. 3 Je p ae an lepe ‘ |Said the first such section was ys ° on product mix, the publication POPE VISITS ANCIENT CA ACOMB Sg Sun tlle of Conade 9) Quitting arty as es = ‘inserted in the act in 1988 to| ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) — | says. ~ Phone - $] | “Certainly Not as a Thomson-| give university students the|L., E. Shaw Ltd. of Halifax has : ee a : $ MONTREAL (CP) — Pub- ite,” he is quoted as saying. Fight a ede liad celine [purchased the brick-manufactur. ESTIMATES COST RISE Pope, Paul VI lights a votive. Communist lands “live in the authorities expained. At left ‘@eeee- -eceer- cee here sa at ed b te L “The 35-month package !s es- lamp during a visit Sunday to oatacombs. In 1943 Nazis shot is the Pope’s chambertaim, Re | ined reports, ere say pial | ir Marcoux is quoted by Le! “Before then, they had to vote |ing facilities of C. and M. Pelly | ee the Ardentina Caves at the 320 Itaians in the Ardeatine Msgr. Mario Nasalli Rocca df ARR TANAAAAARRARRRRRS®, | none of the five Social Credit |Devoir as saying the other four jin their home constituency or Ltd. near Clarenville, Nfld., it|timated by the United Steel- | Ardentina 7 : 7 ae . : Laer Pa outskirts of Rome. He deplor- caverns. He lit the lamp in a Cornegliano. (AP Wirephoto

- ~ & members in Quebec province |Quebec Social Credit members |not at all.” ‘ PURITY DAIRY ¢ will be run under that party's |will also leave the party. | When the students first got |4 > f “Parents Prefer g banner in the Nov. 8 elections. | ‘~he other Social Credit mem-|the dual voting right, they had \to double the plant’s annual oe a cents of it is effec- | e The reports~appear in Le De-|persin Quebec are Jean-Louis jto be in the university constit- [pacity to 4,000,000 bricks and {| tive in first year. The sec-

| workers of A ica t or , : fhe announced here. 73 er ‘ais teers? 3 = | ed the modern Christians in sign of peace and hope, church by cable from Rome).

The Shaw firm said it plans |

: a \ v Purity broducts” G |volr and La Presse. Montreal Frenette (Portneuf), Gerard uency for a least seven of the |this would be increased to $,000,- | never oF a cents an 317 Kent St Dial 47125 2 dailies. Chapdelaine (Sherbrooke, Mar-|12 months before the election |000 in five years. The present | 35 pect me “year cost * . fa ore . * Le Devoir quotes Guy Mar-|cel Lessard (Lac-St. Jean) and writs were issued. £ |workforce of 50 also is expected *”- :

WLLL VOOCLELCCOHS~ | Cu, Social Credit member for 'Maurice Cote (Chicoutimi). | In 1948, the section was ito be doubleds td nee soebete oie peed

worrying metal-working execu- |

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| : Hie see! production rate: 1 ania (0p)— Wb peolee -Klectea wadgeld and Ulalan ad” ba cold: “the edvectip

\ . : the U.S. for the next few weeks | ional image-makers, a fixture|agency share—are the kind of|ing agency may decorate it to - ce will be determined by the ex-|in Canadian politics, ate back/things that are not made public.|make it more attractive.”

bs cccicene tent to which steel users con-| in force for the Nov. - oe (os a sas eeaces ae feerealt aging Terry Grier, the NDP secre-

: | Liberals, Conservatives officials. wants ac-|tary, said the New Democrats

7 ‘ FACH save ii re scene the New Democrats will all use |cused of spending more than the |hired Dunsky, Advertising at the re eee: says. It | advertising agencies to he1p/other fellow. ~ _, |first. of the year.

: adds that last week's output of put their policies across. Social! However, there is a lot of} “We were impressed with

MONTH 2,380,000 ingot tons—equivalent Credit and the Quebec’based | money to share. Informed opin-|their tdeas,” he said. The

: . s fo an annual rate of 124,000,000 | Creditistes are considering their|ion here estimates the total five- agency and the NDP will have

: : en tons—was not a true measure use. : | party election outlay at around|a closer working relationship

is of what to expect in weeks to | Both big and little flames tn $27,000,000. This is double—and than. the party had with ad

| come. the advertising ‘field will share |in addition to—the amount it!agencies in the last. two cam-

oo t parties |will cost the federal treasury to! paigns.

NS = z * - * and the labor day holiday re- i ; _| How much the agencies will|any degree you must have ad- ' | duced operations’. pag poate ty os get is anybody's guess. Party vice from professionals.” 0 : jtotal staff of seven. At ‘the na-/Official are quick to Point ou Mr_Gier aad Ge Dendy e is : a agency income iro i

Russians Reject 2 Macharek ‘saved have |comes not from the party, but/with communications medi a. Rice Fteition omc. the biggest agency in "0M commissions on party|They write no speeches and de-

Launch Invitation Cats %. “ads they place in newspapers) cide no strategy. s and on radio and television. The} In the last electian, Social

The, Conservatives have no ' Ww: TON P)— . |15-per-cent commission is de- ASHINGTO (AP)—Russia ’ t tt fed fiat 1. | fi y tecae va a Toronto firm,

. ‘ has turned down an_ invitation Their ‘agencies are hired by the ; : : . A CHANCE IN EVERY PACK OF No. 7 CIGARETTES ; to send an observer to the laun- [provincial campaign organiza: Le cua nae ee yond ate their advertis- a ; i ching of the two - man space-|tions. ‘will spend less on adverusing | Chale’ Guaban- haan,

craft Gemini 6 from Cape Kem! Last time out, these included |+p; -nedy, Fla., text month, thie at least three ‘Toronto firms—-\uSasien’ ily ehoke note nat then. by- Real Caouette, had. thetr White House has announced. |.Dalton K. Camp Associates, | yortisi Votler own agency to place -television Press.._s e.c r etary... Bill. --D..McKim--Advertising--and=the=F-—— onde ste Sic oon and _tadioads... "ae Moyers said President Johnson | H. Hayhurst Co. Others on the| Each of the federal party's“ In a post-election spt most “regrets the Russians have not list were Burns Advertising of| Provincial organizations w 111) Quebec members of the Social been able to accept the invita- Montreal and O’Brien Advertis-|&@ve™its own agency. However, | Credit party followed Mr. Ca- Z tion. ling of Vancouver. |in most cases this will also be /ouette into the Creditiste group. . |MacLaren’s, the federal choice. | 4 spokesman said they hore to Who runs the campaign—the | hire an agency again this time. agency or the party? | “The party runs everything,”

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anything. The political oe T E R 16 ae! are made by the party. - |

vertising decisions are ratified | oO un

by the party. Everything the) woRONTO (CP)—The Cans

agency does is checked.”’ . ee “ |dian Communist party has an- Homeuet,—s0..-_calleg-—media = that JC Wil Rave 16 CAN

|decisions’—where :and how to)": | place. ads—are largely up ta in the Nov. 8 federal Sali @enanieitees ear Five will run in Ontario, four the ‘party ygenerally follows its |i British Columbia, two each professional judgment. ' “|in Quebec, Saskatchewan. and MacLaren’s, Mr. Davey said, Alberta and-one in Manitoba

ldoes -no speech-writing and no 1m the 1963 federal election the Iresearch. The Liberals picked Party’s 10 candidates - all lost ‘up MacLaren’s after their 1958 | their $200 deposits, failing in election defeat. Cockfield-Brown ©2Ch case to win half as — was dropped. votes.as the winning candidate.

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|happy one for us.” FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP)— | USE REGIONAL AGNCIES Scientists of the United States, | ‘Ri¢hatd Thrasher, Conserva-|the Soviet Union, Canada, Nor- tive national director, said his |way and Denmark have decided | party used advertising agencies |that polar bears are an inter- }on a national level inthe 1962 national resource and must be | vote, but decentralized for 1963.| protected Concluding a confer-

The party will follow the 1963 ence held to consider the bears |pattern this time with all ad- future, they decided each na- vertising being done on a re-'tion should conduct a research gional basis. The party has the program on the animals within Ifinal say in the ad. € their territory and adjacent in- “We know what we want tn ternational waters—-

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