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Prince Edward Island, i ‘eommon with most of eastera Aanada, will have below nor- mal temperatures during Oct-

ober, while the remainder of the country will have above or

near normal readings, accord-

i 2k ‘COLD AND WET |

ing to the 3Wday outlook of the United States weather. bu- reau. Precipitation in the At- lantic area is forecast to be heavy. The outlook is not @

specific forecast and changes may occur.

(CP Newemap)

Que. Aims Spelled Out By Lesage At Winnipeg

WINNIPEG (CP) — Premier Lesage said here English- speaking Canadians must bury the motion of a capimhand Que- bec passively submitting a list of requésts to English Canada— “as one would submit a list of grievances to a powerful mon- arch.”

‘It would be difficult to con- ceive of any procedure less pal- atable te “rench Canada,” he told a joint meeting of the Men's and Women’s Canadian Clubs of Winnipeg.

While any suggestion that Quebeec humbly: submit a list of

leading to French Can ada’s “‘cherished aim” of equal- ity in practice.

PROBLEMS COMPLEX

Mr. Lesage said the problems being. raised by Quebec are neither simple nor of a tempor- ary nature. .

Some day it would be possible to define im a constitutional framework the terms for coex- istence of two mature peopl

v

but first each had to learn what |

the other’ was really like.

“If. we were to skip to that stage immediately we would run the risk of erecting, a tonstitu-

tional framework which, though | structurally logical, would prove | we | Lesage |

inadequate the moment started using “it,” Mr. said.

speaking Canadians calling for an answer to the question—

What does Quebec want—Mr. |

Lesage said:

“We have not yet approved of

the plans for the Canada we

shall build for the future—far |

from it. It will be designed for

two principal occupants, Eng- |

lish Canada and French Can- ada. They will first have

and dimensions of: their com- mon home.”'). =f...

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The text ef Mr. Lesage's speech was made available in advance of delivery. =

Ottawa's Aid ‘ Promised For Forest Survey

OTTAWA (CP) — The federal

government will co-operate with |

the Newfoundland. government in. an eight-year inventory of forests in that province, the prime minister's office has an-

The project will cost an esti- mated $5,750,000. The amount of

federal aid was not given.

The entire province will be

with recreational potential.

Purpose of the study will be | |

to map out expansion of the for- est- and tourist industries wildlife population’ and areas through reforestation and_pro- vincial parks, ©

The necessary federal-provin- cial agreement will be signed later by the ministers involved in forestry.

Addressing himself to English. |

to } Ret together to decide the style |

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