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that Con- servative defence critic Gordon

{ a state of unpreparedness is “simply shattering,"

Churchill said here.

Eight months after the Lib- eral government p r o m i s e d

lUnprepIaredness Said

‘Simply Shattering’

The two Bomarc squadron had been billed by the Liberals in the last election campaign as defences for Montreal and Tor- lonto. but these still were ne-

glected cities.

I Mr. Churchill said not one

action on getting nuclear war- single CF-104 in the. RCAF's air heads. there still are none for division in Europe is ready for

the Bomarc anti-aircraft mis-

sile or for the RCAF division in Europe. he told

Commons in a defence debate.

The situation parallels the

state of non-readiness by a

Minister I-lellyer's statement to the House. The minister had given 19

ions without any reference to policy, said Mr. Churchill, and this lack of policy and ineffec- tive protcction for Canada were

35 to be condemned. I

By WALTER HAYES TRURO (CP)—Problems fab‘

‘ ing secondary manufacturing in-

in Nova Scotia. expe-I cially high freight rates and

the House of

resume of housekeeping deci-’

Secondary Industry Needs It _lDiscussed By N.S. Board

action in a nuclear role

Mr. 1-{eilyer would have to admit that it would be next spring before the CF-104s were ready.

This situation after eight months of Liberal government was "11 shocking state of af- fairs."

He also called Mr. I-lellyer’s plan to reduce the militia a serious error.

gether in the fifth of a series of economic planning confer- ences.

The conferences. began about a year ago under the direction .

lcal and mineral industry in the province are dependence on the construction industry for markets and lim- gecd markets outside the prov-

e

averaging about 2) employees a plant-—made it difficult to advant a g e of mechanization, large-scale production and de- , partmental spec 1: tin .

cussion. Mr, Shaw said depend- ence on the construction indus- f

Y against the efficient and profit-

tivlty tends to fluctuate widel

from year to year forts to develop and ex- pand outside nkets were

ma

hampered by the bulk weight of many products, growing restric- tions being placed on other pro- "I suggest there has been no vinciai Liberal government In 1939 and occasion when the near is less 1940. the former defence minis- prepared to take action," he I I ter said in criticism of Defence Sam

smallness of size.

smallness of the industries- take

duets‘ purchased train the At- help lantic provinces and barriers to trlln free trade States.

ins gram. keeping up with techno1- ni ogy.

1111

ed

with line ment and other industries.

Mr. Shaw auueswd re-exam- Y8 Go BLOW

closer cooperation with

construction industry to farm machinery.

"critical aiiortatas eta workers and appren- unigea tices" and liason with govern.

M . of use A UN Food and Agriculture and manufacturing pro-iorganizatlon axpert has recom.

ended that Saudi Arabia s"w down the introduction of powai

a slpealcing during a panel dis-

or markets “mitigates

ble use of plant equipment and apital since the volume of ac-

governments on pro-

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P- E- 1- 3110 We Norgoid 24000 4 4 4 on isoo lo 39 to sleep It 2550 410 «too -10 Mgdalen Isl-ands, Que., L0.’ Sturgeon. 6190 165% 15:16 W.‘ ‘h commence on the opening of 5"‘ C‘’" “W em -be WAN NOU N CEM E NTS ‘i "3 week of April until the close Territon 13 19 °‘ “W” "1: 1% ‘fl’ ..::::l: 2: 7 2: :: week of Decem er. en era 23 23 years‘ service com- & RCA VICTOR portable Phomy ¥::l"I‘§on.i1Q9 $300 9 21 9 - mencing m are invii 3139*‘: ‘ €93‘ frzs-I3-bldeal Tribag some 145 131 145 +7‘ and will be received until 12 ,"wE'TREAT ‘ha “Ck Weir.’ 5.0”}: mu 1 I O0 A Music ¥:i:n;(:hm 32053 73 :3“ o'clock noon on JanI1a1'y 6. glfigegfi ;harma°ly' NEW ' u Asbestos 3800 230 223 :4 -6 1964. Tenders should be mai1- t0 t” S od°IX°5Wl 1‘ Candles nor TURKEY at Marshfield W W“ 7333 5;’; ,g 3; ed pnepaid post tothe Secre- Gaisggeefifg gl;’ha}ma‘:; anfalniglgé Hall. December 12th. is cancel- 3“ _.,’,‘§'_‘c,,e 530,, 3,, '30 _-,0 liarv. Canadian Maritime for prom t free defiver led. Upp ca won 17 135 157 mission. Ottawa 4. Ontario. P y" SUNBEW MIXMASTERS l‘l’rhl‘11n 0 22000110 1: ‘ I’: I and marked “Tenders for Sen on. ZIELINSKI will be at his I S T t C ff M f v§I'z3° 1000 52 62 4:2 -1 . Vii’-‘E Picimh Charlimewwn 5‘ New Glasgow office every weekzl ran — {ms “-5- 0 ee 3 ' Vespar moo 19 19 19 +145 Magdalen Islands" 1 Manda wednesda Th d , ers — Hair-dryers —- and Shav- vi°,,,,, ;3o3_2.1n 235 231 _s -1 _ V‘ III “F5 33" ers — for Christmas. Toombs Werner iiooo GI»: 6 61/1 3- SERVICE -99%"-5 0‘ 59" and Saturday from 3 to 5 in the I Music Store alar son 5 5 5 Vice ‘Ed I?€£mP9FI‘t3h1':1€d 031‘ afternoon. ' Beaver 13.’ 18 17 1;: +1 obtain in ecret. ary. }{AzEL3RooK 3Ap']*[s'[' West Mines 2025 was .175 I Canadi-an Manitirne ComImis- , KENT DRESS Shoo opposite Church. Worship 3.00 p.m. Rev. “"":"-V 233$? ‘f§.,, ‘,°§..,‘§’.‘.'.g 1, sion Stead's Pharmacy is open Sat- Malcolm Harlow. guest speak-Iw,.,d;_-.11 sun; so 54 56 3. VESSEL—-Vessel to be em. urday’s until Christmas. New Ival Lead 3'/ooo 121: 12 12 - is played must have a service dresses arriving: also sweaters, :Yeiinrex 1 0: 1065 10: H speed or lwelve 1mol5_ ac. gloves. scarves. handbags, THE SENIOR Ladies Aid or; §‘;un';°‘;,'G 9'3 I ., .. commodatiion for twenty-five blouses and hosieny. ‘ the P.E.I. Hospital will sponsoil z,,.m,., 2.700 22 2011 22 '1 berth lid sixty day pas- . _ a hat sale (nearly new) at The] Zulapa mo 16 I6 sengeps, oapgcjlty for the can-. DENC':fE‘;,o(_)l: Refiltgllal High Nearly New ‘Shop, 113% Kent‘ AJ Rm‘ ‘mo 22 :2 T133489 Of 35001115 general C8-FED. rams ‘C (me y. an. ee C .ub Sweet °" Fmdayi December 13'I Alminex 1320 255 253 55 +10 including refrigerated cargo W959"? 3" °V°.'""gS e"I°"a‘"' from 2 D-m- t0 9 D.m- ‘ Am Leduc 10500 3 4 -its + is and be capable of Carrying merit in the High School Aud-l- Anchor 5000 1: ii a ' 1 - ' _ twelve automobiles and hold a "mum on Saturday‘ D°.°°mb" j§;‘§m‘j,,°°" $000 55' 3'‘ lg»: +1“ suitable Steamship Inspectiiion 7’ 1963' Program cfmslsts 9“ Bailey A 375 375 an -51 Ce!-fificate_ One-act play. _Boys Fashion} ‘DANCE EVERY Saturday 3..., 5., ,, no 3233,; 53/. 25:7. H. vessel mu“ be ,.egi‘S_te1.ed In Show._ and Christmas Pageant. night, St. Peters Bay Hall. John-l guilt! ":0 15: :3 canada and comply in an Curtain time — 7.-L3 p.m. Ad- ny Chaissons Orchestra. Admis-1 c:l'Ed W “M w W‘ + M respecfs with the laws of Can_ mission: students 25 cents and y sion 50 cents. l Cammn, M 205 mi, 305 4., ‘da and be suitable to the 1% adults 50 cents. ; PANTRY SALE in the Mom 1 cs Pete 02 1:55 :31‘! 1:; +10 ‘I“‘I"°“‘°’“5 “f the 5°“’i°°- SATURDAY NIGHT dance la-gue Electnic building Satur- gliaimlzas 16050 101 I00 loo -4 A GENERAL “A‘PP1‘I‘°‘3“i°"5 t° New Glasgow Recreation Centre.’ day December 7th at I 2 pm '- 9°‘ ‘"5 71° 7°° 71" “la”. the '“.“°‘."‘* °" ‘"‘"“a1 Music by The Del-Rays. Ad-. spoiisored by Hospital Auiili. °°'“ "°“ ,1.” 2225, 22$’, 2’? 81-Fbflldy PGQUJPEO. and be aC- mission 60 cents. Canteen se1:- ary_ C $,:f°" 3300 175 m 175 +9 §:(>n£hamied by a detailed .vice. Dancing 9-30 — 12 pm. "1 .1751 1500 77 75 77 + e plan and a photograph I . DON'T GAMBLE with fire. Dome P210 500 31 1‘ I‘ of vessel to be employed. 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