. harmony, trance and possibly Russia.

l The long-range picture for the

industry also seems fairly bright. on the basis of an asso- ciation chart illustrating a 35-,

lyear history of capacity and de-

. mand.

om (nationalism

l The chart disclOSes a "tre. Wed. Dec- 19, mendous increase in both de» ..__..

mand and capacity in the last I 15 years . . . which seems likely to continue." l What about trade with Com- lmunist countries? ‘

The association sees a greater ‘ demand for newsprint in these; countries. due to "a high degree I of literacy and a steadily rising l standard of living."

However. it says available ‘foreign exchange will be used 'more for paper-making equip- ‘ment than for buying newsprint.

Canadian on l .To Be Absorbed

l OTTAWA (CW—increases in lCanadian crude oil production next year will be absorbed by ithe Ontario market rather thanl lby continued substantial exports l _ :to the United States. it was" .indicated Tuesday before the' National Energy Board.

This is in line with the new U.S. oil import policy explained . to Canadian government. last week in talks in which Can-l ada accepted limits on crude’, oil exports.

~ '-.|BERAl UPSURGE IS U.K. SURPRISE

Rizgesl surprise in British politics this year was the re-

Tdoo—tons mmﬁﬁdﬁlﬁl 20.000; ' The "i

a~ East 155,000 tons . compared with 140.000 and Brit-

the annual Liberal

ence. Speaking is new

confer- party

.- - - The occasion was a half-da vcwcm‘“: ‘ ' "‘ ‘ viral of the Liberal party. president Sir Felix Brunner. Banks and Aubrey Herbert. ‘vmh, 483’000 for the coming hearing of an application bv thil - 'tv leaders attend Parliamentarv Liberal leader (C? Photo from UKIO) 4”.“ . I t ' - 1 pi Li bom. 31‘1" W” - i 1 Exports to “estern Europe “ "provmc‘a pe. . ."e - .pany to double faculties on a;

tion report said. Exports to ‘Shnum mmdm 3‘ 10.000 tons‘ lstretch of about 41 miles from Western )3; u r 0 p 9 apparently : BIGGEST PRODUCER 1 near Souris, Man, to the inter- would not change 1 Not. only is Canada the biggest national boundary. The proiect.’

. . '. producer , of newsprint in the to be pondered by the board and 5 Prel'mmary esumales Show world. exporting 7.34.058 ions 1 then the cabinet although there;

. Outlook ls Called Bright F Of N ' or ‘255'000 ions or ne‘vwrml gm“ ‘last year. she is also one of the is no opposition. could be com- lo the un'ted States m 1952 (‘Om‘ 'biggest consumers. plcted by next Aug. 31 at a cost

“\lObTREAL t(.Pl~Tiie 1063‘ Exports to the United States Pared with an expected $300,000 of $5206.00". the board was told. ‘ Mlml‘l "UHQOR [01‘ («Hawaii 'and cenmil 311d SOUth Amen-.1" 19633 ' ‘ncwspriut now totals more than lnterprovincial carries nearly n0\|'Spl'lnl is bright but not bril-3can should increase while those To Central America 155.000 500.000 tons a year, an amount all Prairie crude shipped to the linllt, says the newsprint asso-;to Britain and the Far East tons in 1962 compared with 160,- exceeded only by the United U.S. east of the rockies. and to ciallnn of Canada. ‘should drop slightly. an associa-, 000 in 1963: South America 80,- States. Britain. Japan. West Ontario.

llltll

Here are the winners of the Fisher Bros. trophy \von ‘ competition at Charlottetown

Curling Club. Left to right they are: Jean McFarlane. lead; Marjorie Doyle. mate:

James Burden of F l s h e r Bros. who made the presenta- tion; Marion MacD o n a l d.

skip. and lsobel second stone.

MacDonald.

The Canadian consumption of

RUNNER - UP IN TROPHY PLAY

This is the foursome that, I play at Charlottetown Curling finished in the runner-up spot e F i s h e r Bros. trophy

I they are: Club yesterday. Left to right i

Marie Mai-Neill. skip. Helen Love. mate. Nor-

ma Simpson. second 5 t on e and 'Buff’ LePage. lead.

5 At tgenrequesluof the National F to {Bogus Art Flood afﬁx. (lieeBi'lalloeallﬁilii-Z‘éif1 up” nnounces mm“ '0"-

*eral's department is conducting

lSeen In Canada gal investigation through meZOf Quebec Provincial Party

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‘y

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‘ ntarlo Provincial Police. , TORONTO (CPl — The Tele- The Telegram says an inves- I lgram says bogus Canadian and ligation of its own has uncov- lEUI‘OkDE’an 3” l5 ﬂOOdinE the “gill ’3'”? ha" 2" patml'mgs bec's secession movement. an- 1mar ct in Canada. 3" "‘1 ea “5 53-" are ’1“ $9111“ nounced formation of a new - o e . lnc. Quebec provincial pollnzcai par- Br'tISh “The existence of many 001- ty m be called Le Pal-i Republiv‘

Larry's Restaurant ers has cam (in Quebec iRepurblican-DiSCharge RUle

addS. Party of Quebec.)

“Many thousands of dollars 1.; goal; statehood and inde. LONDON (Reutersl ~— Mem« are involved. . . . individual pic- pendant? for the (M (.9. hers of the British armed forces lures have been bought for as Th9 43._Vear.nld ML Chap”: will no longer be able to get a little as $60 and as high as made the annmmcempnt at a discharge simply by saying they

' .press conference. speaking in :31" ms “mtfm' Bparlliamem-

French ome ecre ary rooe an-

. _ nounced Tuesday. lligepaliiii c'ahmedgtflelmj‘lhl‘lgrgnrll his means applicatims far arduous‘ reflection for lrdon't mscbarge- made by more than want to launch myself into sllch‘500 servlcemen to mm in the an adventure ilK-{nn a whim forthcoming parliamentary by.

H v ' elections at Rotherham and

B'” I helm” “mam-V. "‘5 Guide Valley in the north of momenthas come'for ECHO“: England win not be granted

“He said the main reason is Brooke told Parnamem u. ‘ “‘9 "W’s-‘W “3 “mm “mm”: stated intention to contest an “19 ‘r'nany lnN‘CS "7 s“Para election will no longer be ac-

m- . cepted as a reason for discharge

Mr. ('llaplll resigned as pres- ‘where an application for dis- idenl of the separatist mnve-lcharge on other ground would ment Rassemblemcnt pour l'ln- {have been refused." dependance Nationale. to con-‘ Brooke said the system by ‘test Quebec's last provincial ‘Whll’h “’OUld-be parliamentary ‘elcction as an independent and manglidatesf were given an im- was defeated. me iate ree discharge pro-

? “mail!de “mm.” dire“ ivided a unique means of release tolnzencral of the organization. lfmm the fnrces'

Monday nlzht he made. refer- It was Mt 9"” necessary for

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