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Canada Andjtaly Agree

I Will Press For Increase . In NATO Collaboration

OTTAWA tCP) - Canada and Italy agreed Monday to press for increased NATO co - operation in the non-military sphere at the Ma) meeting of the North Atlantic

Council. The informal agr t resulted

paragraph when making his speech and said only that West- ern solidarity requires regular con- sultation among all estern na- tions to approach the problems of defence and peace.

77:9 uardian

CH WN, CANADA. TUESDAY. MARCH 6. 1956

Soon after his address, the Ital- ian president left by a U.S. Air Force. plane for Detroit to resume hia American visit. He spent three days era as the guest of Gov-

ernor-General Massey.

from talks between Prime Minis- ter st. Laurent and hternal Af- fairs Minister Pearson. and Italian President Giovanni Gronchi and Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino

of Italy.

Individually. Canada and Italy have lo campllllled for more NATO co aboratlon in the econo mic. political and social fields.

Mr. Pearson said in an interview that non-military NATO co-opera- tion probably will be the main subject of the next Atlantic Council meeting. tentatively scheduled for May 4 in Paris.

He said that he and .Martino feel this should be the chief sub- ject in light of Russia's policy of competitive coexistence. Russia apparently has switched -its cold- war attacks onto the economic

front.

Mr. Grouch! referred to this same problem in an address- made in French-to a Joint session

A new revenue to Prince Ed- ward Island of 3125.000 was added last year by the establishment of the fish meal plant at Souris. This was reported by Mr. William Acorn when he resumed the de- bate of the Draft Address yester- day afternoon.

He said that the plant had pro- cessed 950 tons of fish meal for which there is a ready market. at,3lli0 a ton. Mr. Acorn said that the plant was not in operation for the full year and during the com- ing season the output is expected to reach 1.500 to 2.000 tons with a revenue of a quarter of a million

dollars. is processing of herring and

Fish Meal Plant Processed 5l25,000 Worth By-Products

2.140.000 lbs of fillets processed. The price looks good for the com- ing year and a bright future is in store for the fishermen of the Is- hsnd. was the prediction of Mr. Acorn.

Mr. Acorn told of the benefit to the fisherman in being able to sell his fish off-all to the fish meal plant. Referring to one fisherman.

c said that he landed 00,000 lbs of fish and from the by product was able to realize 3300. or an amount sufficient to look after his running expenses such as gasoline. oil and gear.

He expressed his thanks to the Minister of Industry and Natural

in . The plant. as a result of this it...

Speks Todoy

Mr. Fred . Ramsay (Liberal) First Prince began to speak on the Draft Address just before the House adjourned yesterday even- ing. He will resume the Debate when the House meets this after- noon at 3.00 o'clock.

ANCIENT TOWER

One of the seven ancient won- ders of the world, the Pharos lighthouse in Egypt was almost

400 feet high.

To Cyprus

NICOSIA, Cyprus Britain began jamming Athens Rn- dilohbroadcasts to Cyprus Monday n t

g .

An official spokesman said here: "Experimental jamming is taking place tonight.”

The British cabinet decided in January to authorize the jamming of Athens Radio broadcasts to Cyp- rus in certain circumstances.

Britain has made frequent pro- tests to Greece about the tone of the broadcasts. saying that they have backed the anti-British terro- ist movement in the island.

London Threatens Use Of Force

Cyprus Peace Talks Hafvei

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the.Dew .

Collapsed, Britain R

British Jam

3..,..d...s.. SEA TO Nations To Confer

(Reuters)-

new Ds ,,

still a shado 1

"peace offensive" Asia appeared to be taking shape Monday night on the eve of a con- ference of foreign ministers of the eight SEATO nations.

The new program to resist Com- munist penetration in this area was But there

KARACHI. Pakistan (AP) - A to counter Russia's in Southeast

thing.

the new moves would take.

British objections.

(Pakistan is anxious to get SEATO support for its claim to If ” t because Soviet leaders supported India in the dispute dur- ing their tour of southeast Asia

Plan Program To Counter ” Russian Peace Offensive

last year. However. Britain is re- luctant to do anything here to arouse Indian ire. Prime Minister Nehru. with whom Lloyd met be- fore coming to Kart-hi. is a strong opponent of the organization.)

Greater Assistance Sought

PRICE 5c

eveals

House Told Of Offer To Cypriots

LONDON (AP) - Britain dis- closed Monday night the collapse of negotiations to bring peace to seething Cyprus. ..

The government threatened to use its military might to restore law and order on the Mediterran- ean island colony. I

Colonial Secretary Alan Lennoxv Boyd announced in the Commons that Britain had offered the Cyp- riots a wide measure of self-gov- ernmeni.

He said the government coul not accept all the demands Archbishop Makarios. leader of the 400,000 Greek - speaking residents

portant duty is to restore law and

of the Canas;i!i;n fenate alI::l'C(un- m" f H" h M " gelslouriplesuforf bieing instrumental of; a I ' a 0 were indications in pre-conference . p who are cam” for union Wm '”ui?.'Ei:s”iinohn'si?t'iinV” ' ...i..ii?ty'm.”oil.m..iZli-F33; for i.'2.5i..g'..ri?.f'iiii'iS”i2i3 Am '09 nsemmallon ii.i'.'f.T.f;',3”..l1i. iIl2..l'S?.ii.”.-..i'f.iE For Beginning Farmers Greece.

". . .'1'ho new course of interim gram of industry promotion and was a benefit to all Island flxhel'- . . u.s. and France's Foreign Minister "As to the future." Lennox-Boyd tional events mm it advisable oi. faith that we had in the enter- Program Pl-alse Christian Pineau-of the direction c..,....,.- ...;,.....c, g... young mm; 600,, mu, an... 5.5. ,,,.d .,,.,,. I...

that the next session of the At.- lantic Council. . .should have the extent and implications of a con- ference wherg an objective and therefore realistic examina- tion should be made of all polit- itlcal. economic. social and. psy- chological requirements. . .'

In the prepared text. he said -an obstacle to a more cohesive NATO and thus to the success of West-

cy is a "persistent mental

em poll attitude" among the Big Three 1. Western powers that they alone

should decide and direct Western

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Quick Work

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The first alarm was sounded at 11:25 p.m. AST and within min- utes all a v a il a b l.e firefighting equipment in the south - central section of Montreal was rushed to the building on St. James street

inTtthe financial district. 0 eontrol'in about 35 minutes.

No dam”: estimate was imme-

diately av bla. .

Woman Driver

blau was brought under

prise has been entirely justified."

CAUSEWAY Mr. Acorn said that the malor- ity of people to whom he has spoken regarding the proposed causeway are entirely in favor of the roject. I-Ie noted that only re- cen y a meeting was held at St. Peters supporting the plan. "We have had one expression of opin- ion from the East end of the Is-

nd ,, ' the C I am sure that this does present the majority. The ple of Eastern Kings are solidy be- hind a causeway and will do every-

in '” -to give it what

not we-

there were greater markets being

Souris because the plant could not always handle it. However with the second processing plant going this year all the catch would libndled st soui-is along with the catch from the inshore fishermen. The-latter. he said were also bene flting from the change in ' t

for salt fish.

Last year the drsgger price was not uite so good as the year be fore t he predicted that it would be better with the addition of the asin plant when larg- or volume could be handled. Mr. Acorn said that the average land-

;. but it

he".f.g:d

as nce was able to pay 20 cents a hbl.. more than for that Elilpped from the Magdeline ls-

Flsll STICKS

Mr. Acorn made reference to the market for frozen fish sticks. He said that when he brought the matter up in the House in 1953. nobody knew what he was talking about. To show how the market

and ',Jl1esaldthstinthe United States during 1953 there were 8.000.000 lbs processed; in 195419 limited to 47.000.000 lbs and in 1055 to 67,000,000 lbs.

Realizing that it takes three pounds of green fish to give one pound of processed fish. Mr. Acorn

Continued on page 2. Col. 8

keting. wouldn't let friends or rela- tives visit his home and even the phone.

court awarded Mrs. Janis 330 a week temporary support and directed Janis to court her again. He has until Easter Sunday to win

The recently instituted policy of

garding Artificial Insemination was commended by Mr. Harold Smith (Liberal) Fourth Queens. who spoke on the Draft Address in the Legislature yesterday.

Mr. Smith noted that a plan for artificial insemination had been tried on the Island a few years ago and had failed. He felt however that the present was "on firm

un ".

Mr. Smith said that meetings

to the program has been quite en- couraging. He said that a club elects its nine directors who run the business and chose their own

He inade reference to a serloui

astrous." He urged that the De-

her back by demonstrating his love in more affectionate ways.

partment become aware of this dis-

N. S:Gov't Wins

the Department of Agriculture re-

have been held in various sections of the Province: and the response

disease which is prevalent in a neighbouring Province. "The dis- ease called "potato wart" is one of the most damaging ever to infect the crop". he continued "and if it ever gets here would prove dis-

an acre.

ease and to be on the alert to pre- vent lts reachingghere.

ROOT MAGGOT

Mr. Smith said that turnips form a very important part of the agri- cultural economy. He said that turnips were bringing the farmers as high as 70 cents a bushel and that 000 bushels could be grown on

He told of a serious menace to the turnip crop. called the root maggot or sometimes called the cabbage maggot. Reading from a report submitted by .Mr. Read of the Science Service Lab- oratory it was seen that the mag- got attacks the turnip at the base. It does very little damage while

The report showed that wet sea-

IREBSII cl.

well must be solved.

Dean

istan.

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From Gallows

EDINBURGH (Reuters)-A Scot due to be hanged next Saturday for murdering his nine - day - old baby was reprieved Monday.

Dulles. speaking privately to em- ployees of the U.S. embassy. said Moscow's new foreign policy ap- pears to contain less violence but more guile. This appeared to some observers to suggest that the South- east Asia Treaty Organization will emphasize counter -

Pineau said on his arrival that SEATO should recognize that so- cial and economic problems. as as military requirements. The eight members of SEATO are Britain, the United States. France. Australia. New Zealand. the Phillipines. Thailand and Pak-

(Reuters News Agency reported

WILL USE KASHMIR

subversion

farmers was advocated by Forrest Phillips. (Liberal), Second Prince, speaking on the Draft Address in the Legislature yesterday.

As a means of improving the lot of the younger farmer. he sug- gested changes in the Farm Loan Act. The changes suggested were: 1. Provision in the Loan for the equipping with stock and im- plements. 2. Lower rates of inter- est, 3. A longer; loan term. -"If this could be done", he said "they would be doing a real good job' .

Mr. Phillips, on the other hand said that the Farm Loan Board has played and is playing a very important part in getti young farmers started. He rec ed that for a number of years he had worked as an appraiser with the

that gave him his start.

James Boyle, 24. reprieve follows

that last Saturday of Patrick Ross. 32, who murdered an Indian stu- dent, Akon Chandra Dutta. in Lon-

don. Dutts had Canada and was

The House of Commons recently

been studying in on his way home.

Nova Scotia and Maine. will be put on the run at least until ex- tent of the vessel's latest damage is learned. the Commons was told Monday.

Leopold Langlois. parliament- ary assistant to Transport Minis- ter Marier. said the 35.000,000 ferry damaged its starboard pro- peiler last week and will arrive at dsydock in Saint John. N. 3., Tuesday for examination and re- pair. The vessel went into ser- vice only iliis winter after sev- eral delsya during construction

He made reference to one young man in his own district who in 1946 borrowed 32.200 from The Board. He had four or five miich cows and a pair of horses.

In 1951 he had the whole loan paid off. He bought a barn for 3&0 and borrowed enough to build a foundation under it. Since then he has paid that off; bought a car; owns 13 milk cows and re-

machinery. "I believe that if this young man had not been able to get the original loan from the Board he would not be in the posi- tion he is today". he said.

Mr. Phillips felt that for the Pro- vincial Government to go into a farm loan program would be too much of a strain on the treasury.

Ellarslte had been originally pur-

ts-(Ar - .-

cently bought about 31.300 worth of

order. For this we have the resolu- tion and the force-and it will be done."

Britain has about 50,000 troops on Cyprus, headqusrte... of its Middle East air and land forces.-

Lennox-Boyd blamed Archbishop Makarios for collapse of " tions: He said the archbishop greeted each new British conces- sion with new difficulties. lla charged that the Greek Orthodox Church leader encouraged violence on the island "by his failure to condemn" it. -

(Reuters News Agency quoted Makarios as saying Monday Britain had shown no goodwill and "no understanding at all" is the fl months of negotiation.

AXE. REMAIN "COOL"

' Q . . ket for salt fish was on the de- Mani” an rpm m 1 ,g 1 a, tn 1 1 1 th ,1 b t the conference is overshadowed by 3""! "'3 illl"9'"'i"9'1"Y mm” The former speaker of the Ms Fun” If” "M "M "ml "'9 new Complains given an course .of l::llZ:ll!(l!ll:lT al wlien llleprodt lg 8i0Pe9dg;l?uVrfhlle "it "19 00lm'0Vel'!lll lllile of Kashmir. "'0 "1" P9 F35 f0"E0""1l 9b0"i- House said that he was born and . (W 001d"GN0k Otl 10 "I'D- fish fillet-lng plants and the fish- Fredericton he said I, being shipped the worm begins the my, home, la-"wry in dnpm, will come to him and tel him brought up on . fann and had mam cool and themselves . y , meal plants now being tnbllshed .. ' ' - - between Pakistan and India. "ill it "I We 103" "W h! W55 worked on a farm all his life. He with "persistence I patience for r e f QC 9 It will prove valuable to the to bore into the centre causing des- - i throughout the Atlantic Provinces. P P breeders in nukmg lvuuame .0 human. able to get 15 or Iii years ago weaned um his whey! mm, 3 a oontiniiatlon of the peaceful ! "P i i .

("We 'shall under on

disposal.'') In Athens Premier Constantino Karamanlis served notice thi Greece. which backs the danallda of the archbishop and his race. may again take the dispute over the island to the United Nations. A Greek demand for debate on V Cyprus issue was rejected 2! to last Sept. 23 by the UN Genes Assemb

ly. . Lennox-Boyd, who conferredlpnh sonally with Makai-los on Cypru last week. pledged Britain will stand by her offer of a new con- stitution which would give Cypriot!

..

voted in favor of abolishing the death penalty in Britain. The gov- ernment does not favor abolition but has agreed to give parliamen- tary time to a private members' bill which would. if adopted, have the same effect.

"a wide measure of self-govorir merit" immediately. But it seems! clear there was no immediate proa- pect of new talks.

ings of all drag ers fishin out of souris was 777. lbs wth one dramgger taking in 1.160.000 lbs.

and trials.

George Nowlan (PC-Digby-Am NE F033-EST PHILLIPS napolis-Kings) asked whehher an- other ferry could be put on the run between Yarmouth. N.S.. and Bar Harbor, Me.. during the

Bluenose's ”convalescence."

Jailed 6 Months

TORONTO (CP) - A oman --m -- mm mm 7- -u E: ..z:. '?i.i.'ii.'. rggllgg g'."'l'.:,lo..:7I previous year. "It is easily seen

Confidence Vote

HALIFAX (CP)-Nova Scolla's

Report New

resignation. ' -

he'd seen.

Patricia Young. 36. was sen- tliree rnonths.each an

tenced to two charges of impaired driving. er hearing

M1 a list v- inus convictions tourTdmnk:tl Tllr.lv- ired driving

her licence was suspended. Magistrate 8. Topper Biselow recommended Iha

ins. ins. and d ving while

barredfrosndrtvingforlifa.

Coming Events

Wed-

Ica Race, New Glasgow,

that as our fishermen get more experience, they will make this method of fishing pay even more.' he said.

asconn csrlrn

of the av. million pounds of green fish landed last year there were

Liberal government Monday de- feated an position motion crit- icising a .000 development loan to Mercury Fisheries Ltd.. ending a three - day debate that brought Progressive Conservative demands for the governmentis

Public Building

BONN. West Germany (Reuters)

In Bonn As Floods Threaten

s Sondbugged

Firemen carried an and

The resolution. condemning the loan because it was not approved by the province's industrial loans board. was rejected 18-14. The two CCF members voted with 12 PCs. One member was absent.

Premier Hicks said Opposition demands that Industry Minister W. T. Dauphinee resign were "purely ridiculous." A call for the government's resignation w as "preposterous."

"I admitfrankly that the gov- ernment was responsible for mak- ing the loan . . ." Mr. Hicks said. "We backed a horse that lost a