Ringo Starr. one of the Bea- tles, puts cigarette into mouth

of his wax likeness during un- ff

veiling ceremony at Madame Tussard's wiaxworks in Lon- don Wednesday. The museum

among known peop e.

now features the Be atle s its replicas of well- 1

Lobster Season Set To Open On Schedule

OTTAWA (CP) — The Mari- iimes lobster season will open on schedule May 1 despite some localized ice problems. Fisher- ies Minister Robichaud an- nounced today.

. most of the major lobster areas I

Sunday. said ice conditions are iAlEfgflNm ‘CPI generally clear and it was not promotio'm manage... practical to postpone the open- wagen Canada ‘ ' ing for small areas where diffi-

I Mr. Robichaud. who flew over F;

culties may exist. The May 1 opening involves

Born in Cologne.

iwaters of the gulf of St. Law- ; Albrecht came here Brunswwlt. ; after holding a series 0

I r e n c e of New 8 Prince Edward Island and Nova 1 Scotia as well as Northumber» l land Strait.

gary.

Limited 1957. died Sunday after suffer- cent of the world’s oceans. ing a_heart attack. He

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i WASHlNGTON tAPi — The i United States could acquire the means for snagging both Soviet and American test missile war-

proving US. : deep undersea.

is potentially invaluable by-l product—of the program just, 3 proposed by a US. Navy group. ‘ The study was prompted by lthe loss of the nuclear subma-i rine Thresher more than a year: Iago and the frustrating effortl i to locate its ruptured hull about‘ “3.400 feet deep in the Atlantlci ‘off Cape Cod. ‘ Publication of the group'sl

I ‘ J ‘ .2, «i3 l summary report Tuesday dis-| .

WHIC‘ OE IS THE BEATLE?

iclosed that the panel of navyi 1 and air force experts and civil-

; ian scientists had gone well be.

yond finding better means to two-ocean capability consisting reach subs sunk well below the I of NO search Hull-8. i

relatively s h allow levels inl which such operations are now practicable

One goal spelled out in thell . report calls for “efficient! search. Investigation and recov-I cry of aerospace hardwa re'

V9116». down to 20,000 feet." That is the i Since‘i maximum depth in over 98 per

555.

i The way things are now. a

Germany. Mnimissiie test warhead and its in 1957r carrier rocket casing are gen-I e V H . fexecu-. eraliy lost once they land in‘ mended $61,000,000 to develop tive posttions in the automotive. deep water along the Atlantic ‘ such a two-oce n industry in Germany and Hub: and Pacific ran e

g s. . Officials refused to talk aboutl

‘U.S. May Snag M

issilesl

heads from the ocean floor un-, der a broad new plan for im-i areas in missile tests. ability to work‘

lin being able to recover such This would be a byproduct—5 Russian warheads — and there‘.

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the possible use of deep sub- mergence “working subma- rines" and other equipment to salvage Russian warheads fired into the Pacific or cther ocean

Fired In Soviet Tests q

There would be obvious value ‘

has been no indication that they 'Russians are able to do thisl Study of these devices could tell much about the state of the 50-] met art in missiles. including; possible advances in the vital‘ field of decoys.

There is reason to believe the, air force would like to be able to recover its own test \var-; heads to thwart any possible! Russian attempt to pick theml u . .

The "deep submergence sys-‘ tems review group” proposed a

Each unit would comprise at surface ship with two smalli submarines capable of with standing pressures as strong as those found four miles down. i

In addition to equipment for! search and investigation. thel report said. these subs would: have “a manipulator capable of picking up missile components or securing surface lines to them." I

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TORONTO ldian office of the National industrial

3' United States funds.

CANA

Minister Paul Martin leans across the conference table for a we rd " a _y - It. with US. Treasury Secretary would be fully operational after’ 3% years, the report said. ‘

(OPi—Jl‘he Caiia-' U.S.-based Conference ‘ Board says Canada may have difficulty next year in holdinglexchange reserves to rise ; the dollar down to the pegged , level of 92.5 cents in terms of

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t Experts Warn Of Problems lp'eafian headquarters

board. in a study of Can-E two years while a policy of low a. l a n c e of payments,

Keeping Dollar Value Downl :33?»

with a further increase in

would

sure on the exchange rate.

‘ The board is a group of labor. tial outflow " The board says heavy capita!‘ bustness. l

political and

and econo mic affairs began

cause Canada's foreign

would put strong upward pres-

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Douglas Dillon (right) as the meetings in Ottawa. Wednes- Canada-United States joint day. The other American dele- cabinet committee on trade gates on right side of ta ble

are: Commerce Secretary Lu-

rher Hodges and interior Sec- retary Stewart Udall. (CP Wirephoto)

with Ca- dollar would remove or reduce in Mont-

one of the principal stimulants ito industrial growth in the last

iinterest rates might be infla- tionary in a period of rapid ex-

n excess of riches. if pansion.

the nadian government

an nadian dollar or

However ,

. . . “Such a investment in 1965, if coupled sustained. might force the Ca. l to choose merchandise trade Siirplus,ibehween such difficult enema. fives as a revaluation of the Ga-‘ on the basis of plans already monetaryt announced for major projects policy designed to bring about‘that will cost about 34.000311),- lcompensatiiig short-term capi- 000

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REMINGTON [WI

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Several economists have pre- l dicted that. a capital investv 1 ment boom will develop in 1965.

These. projects include hydro

t‘ . revaluation of the developments on the Columbia and

Peace Rivers and at Ham- Falls in Labrador. twin. . c m. ling projects and capital rim "associated with Hie Montreal world's fair. ' The scale and character a! many of the 1.555 projects indi- cate that substantial foreign it- nancing will be involved. the

WITH U.S. Roy A. Matthews, economist in the Canadian ottice. reports

succeashl

solution ocf both countries’ im- ’ payments difficulties. wh ile maintaining sufficient flexibility to counter subsequent pron as and when they ar-

We. He suggests that the implica- tion to drawn from the re-

ls that the two govern- ments are prepared to co-oper- ate closely to avoid mutual problems

The report says the US. pro- posal for such a tax endangered Canada because of the latter’s

. reliance on us. ‘ nouncement of the tax caused drying-up or U.s. investment in Canada securities and. e» cept for the windfall of the So- viet wheat order. Canada might now be in deep balance-of-payi-

meats trouble.

Canadian Firms

Draw Interest LONDON iCP i—Buiat‘s from

shown interest in Canadian products at Britain's iOth international hardware trades fair. a spokes man said Wednesday.

The Canadian government-«in ins first venture into the hair- is sponsoring a mnecompany exhibition, With seven farms represented from Ontario, one from Montreal and one trom Saint John, NB.

L to n e l Chevrier. Canadian high commissioner in London. spoke at an opening luncheon Monday of his government‘s wish to increase two-way trade between Britain and Canada.

A spokesman from the trade department Wednesday. inquiries" are being received at the exhibits not only from Brit- ons but from buyers from such places as Ireland, the andi- navian countries. Continental Europe. lraq. Japan and Aus- tralia.

Besides the government-spon- sored pavilion at the Olympia'a huge Empire Hall, other Cann- dian products are being shown by British firms as agents 0! Canadian manufacturers.

The fair. which closes Friday, is practically a world shopwin- dnw for hardiiares relating to the home and garden The Ca- nadian exhibits include brush“ and sponge mops from New Brunswick. bathroom accessori- ies from Quebec and handaaws. trowels. barbecues. garden tools

' and door locks from Ontario..

LOVDON iReulcrsi—Bulgan- Deputy Premier” Georgy T r a i k n v was unanimously elected chairman of the presid- ium of the Bulgarian National Assembly. succeeding the late Dimitr Ganev, the Sovid new asencv. Tau. Mid. l