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“Covers Prince Edward oard Island Like The Dew” :

aint: Geen Gos BE te OO es Chae TETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1959

7 : ee = a ? oe “ srmad | Macmilla ses ‘Sia Is Not cmillan | [ke Stresses - ' : o a et oa? oe eS Seeks Quick . 2 ae ed Dy The ence | Berlin D TCH Project * B Th fs | Conference erin Vanger - ‘ OTTAWA (CP) — Liberal and y [ed LONDON (AP)—Prime Minis-| By GEORGE KITCHEN | That, the president said, would CCF members forced @ vote m F ter Macmillan called Wednesday| (Canadian Press. Staff Writer | be “the most disastrous thing we © for East-West negotiations could do.” : the Commons Wednesday to put} LEIPZIG, East Germany Gice- on /a wide ranse of cold war|. WASHINGTON (CP) — Pres- SHOULD STOP WORRYING Quebec Progressive Conservat-|ters)—Nikita Kbrushcher.teld a pneblems to keep the great pow- ident Eisenhower Wednesday : ives on record as either support-/"#in-soaked rally here Wedues- ers talking rather than fighting|T#ised the possibility that the} Responding at his weekly press that Russia is ready to sign over Genmany United States might have to put conference to a wide range of ing or-opposing federal payments} , .oarate peace treaty with East He told a trehed and crowded | some of its bombers into the air| questions touching onthe inter- on the Trans - Canada Highway|Germany if West Germany re House of Commons that his next|0™ ® 2-hour basis if the Berlin| national scene, Eisebhower cat- to sign. task involves quick consultations | Situation continues to worsen. tioned Americans against “‘think- Nobody opposed the legislation Soviet premier ssid: with the United States. France| But, for the moment, he said|ing all thé time, every e, in a 202-to-0 vote on final reading hotheads say—and these and West Germany he felt the existing 15-minute| that while we are sitting here do not function properiy—jtwe German states by signing 8) In these discussions, Macmillan alert, with bombers on the ground/ they are apt tc be subject to at- federal contribution to they will not sign a peace/ peace treaty with both. said, he will suggest new West-| and ready to take off in that in-| tack. iat ieee ee a Rundi participating provinces with the (Eest) Germen/ _ era studies of such problems as| terval on signal, i “completely SS Eat ae Fryer yesterday connection dental eterin ary cakes SG REGARDLESS ” - thought Gordon 000,000 from $250,000,000. democratic republic. i thinning out forces in central Eu- appropria' Leaiee sr s ; Mceena wah Macs GX SLO ce act eae pauceniesl \patumne: Sen All provinsts except “We will go abead and sign cne| We will sign this peace ireaty| rope and the suspension of nu-| At the same time, he rejected| #7euing on points of that kind ons Civil Defence inator |the Federal Civil Defence Health| Provincial ~health authorities to | 2" taking part in the ¢ if the Bonn goverament refuses,” |with the German democratic re-| ciear weapons tests. any suggestion for an immediate| “We create more misapprebes dot Prince Edward Island. Dr. | Service. Today he will meet re-| talk over some of the local re-| Dighway project. ae eel 8 ees ene eee Se ee en Macmillan made i plain that| mobilization of NATO air and) sion that we do nadesstandieg. _ Bryer visited Charlottetown |presentatives of the medical,! quirements in Civil Defence Works Minister Green, in ne ek Sa | te sign| Britain holds fast to agreed West-| ground! loses’, “hirkish, Malion|® bal dest Sddien 6 oan : , tiops of the vote, said he Leipeig spring fair, seid Rus |want to maintein a war situa-| oy Sine |. ““onnider fresh |and other Allied troops into the| aad killing but so oe : “the wisdom of an was not frightened by Western | Oem ~ approaches to old problems in| continent.in a display of force to| St living the kind of normal omen oO e Ua a ae 29 breats” to use force # Resin] Me 2 speech om bis arrival,| the hope of getting agreement show the Soviets the Allies mean| Where people could think more _ of Quebec.” af hands over its control fenctions|Mbreshchew said he would talk) Wit, the Kremlin business in the West Berlin crisis.|0% their own affairs and of the SOME MPs ABSENT Bertin to East Germany | ith East German leaders on a . oe * or. Se 2 . peace tresty while be was in the ” Y ep vote, including some members/bareheaded under 9 steady dris-jLempeig seid, however, that ee in the Soviet reply to Western . 2 : hwho: were in the chamber earlier|zle of rain, raised applause trem|Kireshchev id net play to sis! [ry Living Costs In 4 Years proposals for a foreing ministers’ ~ Women working on the Pro-; Questioned by Mr. Myers, | not been mentioned in the act. | and who have been described by|his audience with repeated refer-|the treaty during his visit. g So conference on Berlin, though the vince of Prince Edward Island | Mr. MacDonald said the act did| ‘Any person caiming to be | Quebec Liberals as supporting| ences to the need for Kbreshchev described his just- note started off on the “negative” Sra to ee ening. AY | BOF apply to the. pehool “teach- | aggrieved because of an alleg- the views of Premier Duplessis’ At the end of the rally. Khresh-|cencinded tale with Macmilla OTTAWA (CP)}— The first) point. In terms of single months, | side and wes replete with “distor pew ee oe ~ - [ed violation of this Act may|Union Nationale government} chev joined im singing 9 Comme- Moscow a5 “useful,” oven | t#ree-month decline in four years) the January, 1859, deciihe ¢ tions.” same work same | orHER PROVISIONS make a complaint in writing to | Four of the 4 Quehec Liberall sist song and decid the ef ltheugh thay hed mot agreed en| 28s pushed living coste down! fifths point was the largest) But ite final paragraphs son 4 nat deci the Board on a form MPs were absent at the vote. | forts of the crowd when it fell eut|German problems. fractionally from an all - time) since the similar drop last July-| tained a “some lessening ol age re mg orecnen 4 Soapety «2 peep ati age FE fame Senge oth aR NWith price cuts on eggs; coffe | ranged lower for eggs, colfee, | WONG” Mal se somone Io : “ . bd * _Beting on behalf of the Minis-| “A difference in the rate of | complaint and endeavour to ef-| PAY, BLED and other foods, the consumer |iard, citrus fruits, some fresh! mesting of foreign ministers ter of Labour, states ee ee ee pee ae aa price index dropped by two-fitthe| vegetables and beef — the first| rather then heeds of state. re ce Cees elle on | ee ieee ae based complained = of a point during January, follow- | break prices seseh| VISIT USEFUL Site a os|maeewe "Pa ees 'S! ~~ Unsatisfied Jud T—_[Brcestce Sve Nome nee tint se fr eas, )iine Man Meas son him for the same work done in trate against any person for an ¢ 1989 prices equalling 100, to &| care items, fuel oll, coal, houge ful purpose but indicated hé dé a or eee ee ' . . fivemonth low of 135.7 on Feb. |hokt supplies, furnfiure and tex-| 0% isk Where, Suid Be Se ” one : a, | with. peak... 4 n ~ - ante . _ f ” wie ae seamed JOl.. Sx cre cusen| Fund Claims Ineveased 222 = a made a complaint er given evi- Feed ee ond tee ee at ok a at a Queene there | snowed some declines ‘the index a: 8 fe ys of the Soviet attitude woul? have dence or assisted in any way | fied fund may collect mums be raised te $3,008 and | was ue reese why the amounts |: average industrial wages and Six Buildings to await future events. in the initiation or prosecution |a maximum of $4,000 for death | $5,000. payeiie ender the fund should | saisries dipped to 160.7 on Jan. And he sidestepped with this “Beery: dorian Was Widdlellthde toe ex aie nee | nee Ot et le i eS it. still is ahead of the 154.4 on | waterfront fire destroyed or dam- | Whether Western leadership now this Act or any of the provisions | involved. — . ciate ae {2am 1008, This index 1s booed aged six buildings Wednesday be-|has Passed from the United summary terms origt S Bell om equalii States Britain caine 6 peaay at sar cee Ueto "enero Riots Continue ae ate es Sram for the |LONGEST SINCE 1955 wrcomions etibiat tr ¥ E.| “The United States has a pres- more than one hundred dollars. | paid in either of the above cases i Nyasaland individasl and $10.000 for mul- In living costs, the three-month | Best and Company were burned | @at position that is unlike that of “No prosecution for an of- | were.$2,000 and $4,000. n = tiple claims. He said that since | dip..was the longest period of de-| out first and the fire spread to| any country in the free world. accept the same pay : fence under this Act shall be | The unsatisfied judgment fund ‘ the fund wes established in 1950 | tline since January-March of 1955 | Warters of Pinto and Hann Com- Because of that position, Ameri the girl employeés. OTTAWA (CP)—The cabinet to- instituted without the prior provides legislation under which BLANTYRE, Nyasaland (Ree it had grown steadily and was |@iren the index underwent a pany, J. B. Hand and Company | C42 policy, American statement, Be ee ened that day wes reported to have a rec consent in writing of the Minis |a claimant may collect dame- |'ers) — An Aiken was MOSS] uow in a healthy state He| moderate dip of twoifths of a| 40d a taxi stand. ree ae ee was promoting omm: from oe? property or person when | he police fired crowd | woved amendment buildings cant, whet makes fhe Minister -of Labor but |that the government buy the|— tne operator of a motor vehicle {nd 2 courthouse was destroyed! rants eatin = = wey ree | Seaden a tenet a at” tectegees pp “gsr jet plane ee . Th Mi | ' ? a ST amees te alone wie ea DISTRESS CASES Pictou Yard Gets grave strects. The Best company | Wee watt military ‘could se te Sener ld ' ee financial wo eae eet is a retail hardware firm, Pinto prepare- elstions ‘Board wie aed oe sea mente sin ee : ISSINg The fund from which aland sak see eae ee ay | Another Contract snd Hann sel trawler ee oe to pull out of . taken summer. j ich pay- . aa or as the case nd the Hand company Russia’s threat eide in such matters. Mr. Mae-| Serious consideration is also be- Turn Up Safe ments are made has been estab-| The death toll im the currest}may be beth the father and| STELLARTON, N. S., — (CP) tao West Berlin, Eiscahower anid te Ronald said the ‘act wes unt |ing given to the Northrop 156N, |. lished and maintained by a ome |disterbances rose te 30 when| "ether were taken in one acci-|—Ferguson Industries Limited of | Losses in the Best sore were|U.S. would be much better te deb Bowlter (PC tad Kings) |", 78%. learned. The Ne VANCOUVER (OP) — The | ‘liar, Payment exacted from Ipolice fired inte a crowd thet! (Confined on Page 5. Col. 2) | Pictou, N. S.. has been awarded | estimated at $100,000. Other store| have its bombers on the ground icheel how, wae: the. ceattagter to See eee oe gia tek paril RCAF said Wednesday a plane ae baie ¢ snnually. | etinered in the central province)" FIRE CLAIMS SISTERS . ng hy meg - owners had not made estimates | but “it this situstion dovelons ‘ “ Tr , "9 7 . : - demand release African! - y Sscow: lines draw the line. He, said a male fully developed. missing for two days in central ACT poe and te EDMONTON (CP)—Two chil-| 4nd a 45-foot diesel tug boat for — ee ae con ot aes will clerk in a store has to do all The Grumman, capable of fly. | Btitish Columbia has turned up| HIGHWAY TRAFFIC soners and refused aaa eini ain: deel ax te he Gulf Services Limited -here. . going ee = heavy dugging. —s. he i ot Sele ae meet of sound. at Williams Lake. Charles M.!| In considering amendments te ean ae souta zs their home William Sobey, president of are me « tee — a see alert as one of the girl clerks? |% in Production for the United BC. end tie wile, Elisabeth, $8.|dey "Premier Mathenon, whe |% Zombe. Crowds alse were re-|fied as Merilya Johnson, seven| $105.00) contract here Wednes |Pumps outside one of the stores| in the air.” ee SAME WORK eetay ee: (were unharmed. — introduced the bill, suggested | Ported Se be Sataering ote aes Shariny, duuebiat eet Ken | <2. Ferguson's tender was the) were being filled. A family of Mr. MacDonald pointed out Tonga north where ster Sturiey, daughters ©n-| lowest, Mr. Sobey said. ~ | five was evacuated. height that if the male employee was FOR EXHOPE DIVISION ae Africans were killed and 28 im-jacth Johnson. A third child was| Construction will be complet-|of the blaze ammunition supplies D.J. Bonnell ‘ding Neavier work then ‘hs | ,™, @ Swer Tiger deal fore) TEAMSTERS NEXT jared, Tuesday. a of tis wring. in the Best lore explode.” . e , 1 : = . - s mot doing the phage Rg used to re-equip the lane | * ; ‘ ; 2” Eee Dies In B.C. pack 8. chee, he said, the male ey eae ta aes aot acto sees’ -@ a ae would enti to more pay. |20w using CF-1C . , ae (CP) — Funeral ehh om, | Loggers Union service wil be held today. fo for length of service. _« | In New York, a_spokesman for : 1 7, See So eee iid the. question ‘ot mart hed {we're led to believe” thet the | cn. the: question of merit “we're eve” Soa F ‘ Be : corn aaa «ees! Ousted In Nfld. aso ee A A E favorably by the Canadian gov- \ Seodied died M ctor ctress ernment than other prospects. . . es | ment, - ionday. pee . ee In the Commons Monday, De-| ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) — The|Smaliwood said legislation also fj, Be hed operated a chals Arrives To Wed [tence minister Pearkes said the| legislature Wednesday gave sec-| will be proposed to blot the Team- home-furnishings stores in Glace oes Super-Tiger and the Northrop| ond reading to a bill to decertify| sters union “off the face of the Bay, Sydney and (ate Sy. = SAINT JOHN NS. (CP) — |156N are among arms being con-|the striking International Wood-| good earth of Newfoundiand. ioe Bret ie beth Arde ns London showgirl Julia Williams. sidered by Canada. workers of America and Premier| Mr. Smallwood’s unexpected at- Chari town ‘ore coming 25, arrived here from Liverpool tack on the giant International eet soles asta

various campaigns for victory bonds, Red Cross and YMCA funds in the Maritime provinces and has rooms named in his honor in YMCA buildings in Chariotte-

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Eat it hattatwst az| No Use To Squawk If Banged | 2eicra suis ce Plans to marry rge Cock- * * Newfoundland which claim bar- ‘burn, a former actor-peoducer By Satellite, Expert Claims gaining powers for 11,000 loggers.

in London. : Mr. Smaltwood said in the legis-

Her fiance planned to reach town and Sydney. Montreal aes by plane from| MONTREAL (CP) — If one of Civil Aviation Organization was |lature that the Teamsters unice Survivors include a brother, Paris. Julia, who has*danced in | the high-flying satellites goes fizz-| created. ce is run by “pimps, panderers, Rev. J. S. Bonnell of New York ‘Lotion. cabarets. Switzerland, |ing out of orbit and comes plop-| CAN’T OWN PLANETS white slavers, murderers, em- ‘City, : may ‘Australia and with the Folies|ping through-the roof of your + Furthermore, there are no reg- bezzelers, extortioners, and dope "Berggere in Paris, last saw him | house, you have no recourse un- ulations governing ownership of peddiers.” ; * ‘in. Ireland several weeks ago. |der international law — assum-|.i01 things as planets, “There will be no Hoffa in New- Pioneer iV

She said they expect to break jing you're still alive. a “Byen if the Russian satelifte » he said. ¢

eway from city life and take up | ~ That's the word from Dr. Ew-| now circling the sun had landed arming in an area yet to Be /gene Pepin, director of the In-|on the moon, there would be no|Zeamsters business agent and

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emem, extortion amd| Conservative “MP fer Parry! xt ef sine cler-*rs in fis grode| ents Speers and Allison Holly| connection with the opening of|earth and moving along at 4,525 Sound—Muskeka, is ali thembs, eight hand.cram clas at Vincent! look on. Mr. Aiken and other! Education Week., miles an hour.

decided. e stitute of International Air Law 1 al claim to ownership ” said president of the Newfoundland r ° 4 t a at McGill University. oa Pepin. 4 Federation of Labor (CL©), who WASHINGTON (AP) — Amert- Néld. Regains Also, said Dr. Pepin in an in-| “And if they manage to land|¥@s ia the legislature during’ the ca’s Pioneer IV shot past the terview, increasing number of|a man up there he wouldn’t be ae s remarks. i moon late Wednesday and headed Salt Fish: Market | s2tellites during the next few|abie to claim it for Russia be- a tate gegen es seas, ache schentiale Ta $ . years may result in. citizens aoe pa ee — after waa pimps, premier will last as long as the universe. '- _ |squawking about satellite-eamed| him wo' ve a perf right : s The national aeronautics and eduamdaas hcp ries aa |° on the radio, and|to challenge the claim. He said he will insert im the space administration, announc- iicetihate dels Sah wane taad making charges and| “Even .if one shot the other | Labor Relations Act a clause te ing this, said the pass came at ‘ever to Jamaica, officials said | Counter-charges about television-| nothing would be settled, since |“@bolish by law” in Newfound- 5:24 p.m. EST. It calculated the is more fish than |¢@ipped spy missiles. only international agreements — |/and any North American unica 13-pound cone came within 37,000 Ww. ae Ss (e Seeke ot. ee: fee oe eee oe ae es tee aie cae miles of the moon, driving by F fish exports to | 2ational covers a situation.” portion ts officers convicted east and south of it. ees fo et 8) eke said Dr. Pepin.|° Dr. Pepin said introduction of |in courts of justice of such in- MP FINDS HE’S ALL THUMBS .}. At the time, government scient- . than grade salted

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