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0 "Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew" cllARwr'l's'rowN, CANADA FRIDAY, RJANUARY 11. 1957

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o o By HAROLD MORRISON 1980 from 15.575000 in 1955 with hi .

Canadian Press staff Writer llfbalb areas absorbing 79 per cent ;i ii

or a OTTAWA ice)-aroad federal compared with 62 in the base. lg

measures to increase Canadian The labor force was estimated '5

control over the export of vital to rise to 9.000.000 from 5,500,000.

l resources and means of coping producing a total of S'76.000.000-' l: '.

LONDON (CP) - Strong-day night. As he left the confer- i with a chronic wheat surplus were 000 in goods and services. up from

minded Harold Macmillan. the ence, a reporter asked Butler

plains to Judge G. J. Tweedy (left) and 'l'.W. Mitton tright.) the functions of a transistor which in

Ike Urges

MR. ILII. PATRICK (centre) exp transistor being held by Mr. Pet-

rlck is the sine of a pencil eraser. Judge Tweedy is in charge of en-

Maritimes Take

enigma of politics, Thursday be- came Britain's 43rd prime min-

ister.

In a surprise move, the Queen

summoned the 62-year-old chan-

cellor of the exchequer to Buck- ingham Palace and entrusted him with the nation's highest political office. The meeting took place in the same first-floor roonl where Wednesday Sir Anthony Eden re- linquished the premiership. Like Eden. who resigned for

whether he would cooperate with the new premier.

"If my services are of value they will be at his disposal." But- lcr replied. "I have wished Mr. Macmillan the greatest possible success. That is what I feel."

In a broadcast Thursday night, Macmillan told the nation:

"I am now engaged in forming a government which I shall pre- sent for the Queen's approval in a few days. We have a difficult

proposed by the Gordon commis- 325.500.000.000 in 1955.

sion in a 60-000-word report stud-

Net earnings of workers may

ded with optilnistic forecasts of rise by about 75 per cent on the

Canada's future.

basis of 1955 dollars. the five-man

The report. made public by the commission, headed by Toronto

government Thursday, proposed are ant Waiter Gordon. pred- establlshment of a national energy dlcted. authority to regulate exports 01 SEES AGRICULTURE DROP

oil. gas and hydro power. It also

5"3g9l"ed " lederal synem M ex" optimistic. it forecast a reduction in the importance of agriculture in mineral ores and semi-processed Chnadrl over i aii production, meum . down to six per cent of the total

Cwpled wml me" were mgge” in 1980 from 13 per cent in 1955.

port permits on the shipment of

While the report was generally

mrtainment for guest speakers of i- f ii mi. M in fa. i . . future will replace the convention- the Canadian Club. Mr. Mitton is Ngw Buffering poliacles inaliin; hadllddle .1?k.EEtZf.,';l;,Ai'.3';:,:,";i'.,":f,?, lions for reducing ioreisn owner The Cindi... product..." and al radio tube and operate on a Honorary Secretary-Treasurer. Eng. He gets along well Wm, we shhii heed the hymhhihy and shill of Cllnlidlan Industry and 0111- use of Mai was iikeiy to deciiii. col-Inli of tlulllllht bntterlet The Glllrtllln Pinto snow Sform President Eisenhower and State understanding of every one in mg” um 5"” b' m”'' l” l"'""' while manpower in the fishing in-

Canada's chartered banks and life dust”, ,1” would drop though the insurance companies from falling ihdusiryu production might hi. lnm "mrelgn l"”d”' crease by some 60 per cent bring-

CONCERN FOB MARITIMES lrlglmgiliiihel "min!" t0 "W9 "'10

The "0'l"5' p"nml””y d”c"' Perhaps the most controversial

Secretary Dulles. and is expected the country. whatever their party HALIFAX icp) g The hiormi to move quickly to restore Anglo- or beliefs." battered southern Maritimes took American mend'h.lP' M"mlu""' 52' 1' E ”"l- ""”"E gnoumr wanoi, -niiii-may night. The llplwlllllllwl cllme ill I man with a straggling moustache The third gale in 12 days eom- film” 0i'il""l0g 'i':ltel;::fil::;'illYal;' Erhimn tworilii-lwenryh expression. hA . bined with up to eight inches of "mes c an . ' 3" 3” ”” W 0 "'9'" l” l E M men . r uct of 18 ontlls of in- ii", "iii" to mini highway and fairs. A big question was what fight ,ci..,oi5...Eii,i, and giimoi NEW P-M. vestfgalgigx painted :1 extreme” issues in ltlhe pretliminiiiry report air transport. Drifting was fore- Wm happen to R A' B"”,"' 0rl5' C9"9ge- 0xl”rdTh' ls 3" l"lel' Boyd. in a radio address, called optimistic picture of acanada's fu- -mi b. (0 owed y T more ex. ' r 933' "3 Colllllllle l0dlIy- many reguded " Eden. nkely "gem "la ollxlnal lhmker "'1'" him a "much more enigmatic fig- ture but expressed concern over '9'" V9 ""9 lmilh lllfnmer-lewera i 1 Snow still fell over most of the succeswn mmellm" 3”" ll” lmmessio” ure" than Eden or Butler. the depressed Marltinles ecolio y the power ”d w "bcontm my l' "95 ll mldnisht. Gale - force The Queen CM” Macmmm 9' dl5e”ch3"”"'"'i- Although Macmillan entered and suggested broad federal aid posglsi winds were blowing with Cape an" wnsullauons with 5" W” m5 '"”"''e' "me (mm I”dla"' Parliament in 1924 and in recent for that area. "some if the other 'uggesum"' Breton buffeted by gusts up to stun Churchill and the Marquess and fig lived in ogww. go, nearl, years has held most of the mp Bnsing its forecast! on pmlpecu such als edieral aid totexpand Va- 50 miles an hour. of Salisbury: W0 M me conch W" yem 'n" the F17” wmld posts in government. he still re- that there will be no global nuclear canon ml mam my she equiva- NOVI Scolll. Prince Edward Is- "live p"ly' molt lupecud cl" He 59"” 3' Rldu" H3" " mains to be politically "typed." war, it estimated that national em of mu munldp” t-ax" 0' llilld Ind loilthern New Brunswick d" smesment ”deid”'"m9 l” "'9 g”"”"”"g9”' Some have regarded him are di- production will triple in the 25 crown, pnilpeny Ind isleph to "' were barely back to normal after Premng .pmblem" "C9 '1" "9" 9"” 9' Cwadav "'9 Dill” 0' D"' lettante. a slightly effete upper- vears of 1955-80 and that living duce gs" owneigih lhv" til: Tuesday's blizzard that blocked premlen mm H” mm Conuwlw ”"5m”' ""1 H W” l" 0m"" class product-yct in the troubled standards will rise by about 75 per relligzi ii n weep y t e ' roads and snapped power and l" puny divided ""1 me”; that he met the d"k"3 d”"3l""- 1930s he was a Tory rebel who cent. ml H. on' C0';llhl:l.lfIiIlcIliun lines. gt; "'9 Bmml wllhdnwu Ilfi”e:liyhD:'lill:h3li9;i:i5V:3l:lI:l;”l;;iiHiengm”Itl" once wrote I letter in support of Canada's Pollillltloll. ll 308' CONTROL POWER EXPORT! rst of the storms Dec. 30 t 9 - " E ' a socialist candidate. ested mi ht rise to &.650.000 in and peace of the free world and Patrick was referring to the dyn- lotllhof employed persons will be i,,i,,d iii, Ni," semi, com wiih The sasoline Ihortnse. shsrply try to the most exclusive Console l i ll ih:il'ifyP'”:gi'::' "i'."”h';i'i:if:g;' 'i".f nihus io our own... America. h. mic mic” iii the iinaiiiii da, crea ve teams ofengineers. scient- wind, up to iwmii” hh hour hhd rising prices and the threat of un- vative families. They have a soil have I-hind "med wme nut in said. cannot stand "alone and iso- Period of deV0l0PmClit3 Alllillllllr l”i:' "d lech"lcl”"' Tm" Wm I” Clilled dnmaseeatimated between Employment M" created new W "6 "Ir" daughter!" cabinet vievlvls would have to ap- iared."h f 83 mm in liar-i Altomic Enemy. Aviation Ind i'mifi'yl”'be"”l;'efe::ed"'ti;'oi;i""mfi'ii”nd; 8500.000 and 31,000,000. 'l:ili”m”linf;':i”ii”i:”??i,'f',lf,,f,":i":;,i,'T.'I THRICE wouunnn B 5 2 E I d prove all cohtracta or schemes Eisen owe stood or u V0l1C5- " , . . I X O heme I combined. uhdehiohnr. 9,. punk Mmxinnon pruided tasks which the unimaginstive ity' which Macmillan sought to In the First World War, Mae p de'n"U wm:u”"-hfhEi' 0:: gm Roam” nun!-In establish in his term at the treat millan was wounded three times. A P0'”'l' ul” - ' " E He walked with a cane when be

live Senate-House of Represents :tyti;iel.m1e!etinl Wllillchlwutttaendcd g:l'I'i3l:":l:lifl:'llil):ftl;l:l' 9" D” My I oi ' . . i n . . Session In the am” chm nor Pmwsl;l.mlIlrem?l'eR.. W. 1613- "Automation will make possible lAP)- MW? "ll" W One of his immediate tasks will went to. Ottawa i has since A T , iletookggortofuullow, ma. es0l!.HllWOl'HliI. ittnyorishwart-"1313?!"-Ce0!Inmioal!I'dI!tlo!I or "gt?" -4llWl!"00MllIIil beireeuilstracnoaofthegoverrr credited Canada restoring n erilte, unspectacularmpproach to and Mrs. Stewart. Special guegu goods for the satisfaction of the '9”! ll "10 Itfeetl. nlid trlh meat. As a supporter of the sues him to health. , pmhiems Ind mu” oi ih. ii”. we" Mn J. M, Mini”. . ioime, iiheeeds aliduganhs '31!" At 3: KM”; ta Pfelldnerlll; 'i'hieo- intervention. Macmillan ruihvtillwlbe In any bio3I'&hicl:l file marlked F r H ii a. be pretty much manner of Canadian National "m9 t 5"” ml '” "W" "'lc0""d by ll” "W "3 '''""l””'''''' - i"'- E'"”'-'' ANDOVER, N.B. (AP)-A 3-52. ii 1 fit A ii- ..,..,.,... ma ulwod peril olinthlnils he hu man Telelrlivhl Ind Mn 1- L. Doyle '"”'”” "” ”””""''m''- M "" r. .kn. med Nd” d but M "m M M lmmdmdy mm” mm ” W "'1" one of the newest most Potent lilillxllnilslluzrd on -titgznt 1-rill-in poucy iiirellidins the. :::stion o mended in ih. huh iii, piaehi mluniu lemployment of mankind: energ- ii. It tlw Ile of 83. to win the support of the moder- matic quality. The New States led-st t h his hit ion. hue in Limumm mun; "mm on ad in in Ch There were hriei wumedwu Mr. Plirich . um. oi Si John. N. es towards the accomplishment of ates who distrusted or opposed men said receiitiy he . mains the bombers the Uni is es as. ex- Maine. which "id: in d "I (h Wm I b i ' Ila GAME " the use of force. "great enigma in an age of pub- ploded and crashed into wooded ..i,i.eihnhm,y upon. indie”. 3 '3 ' 5 0 3'9 Black bears and caribou are NEE” COUNAGE 5UPP03T lslfldp'?z?lll:'utl;icr'l'lIlllall).ll-Zmlglill "l'l'lul:rSnde:;.t?li'esI!l:S'loRl1l'l;'i(lvTeCreuI):l: "M the ml”l”" W” ' 1'0"”!!! dulliuthis connection. the commis plentiful in Labrador but few The new prime minister had I among the enlgmar" and perlia- only one of nine men aboard was l"5"""""l "Tum aw" d""'l"3 lltlll emPll!Sll i "W Wleliill Wm v which an unusual manoeuvre may panics "dominate" Canada”: we:

hid i h ihi h 3' i i great ' tellectusi advances. conjatrilllc-lltsilllc bill. ll:lilll.l-lg.ilt:cl:lgll din'l:rl'oiPl:e"nll7iniln'nlilvl!rlll'3ligs'l'lll "M0" "mill "HWI comput- nwose are ever seen there. two-hour talk with Butler TllurI- lnentary correspondent Francis known to have survived. in my V5 "'""3d ll! "C094-llll "19 rn ii roductlon and the impo Four bodies were recovered a night iiminum in ii" hinnhp. (9,! oil; 1:” Mmmui mid as N

lslalloll. and the authority re- ectronics Limited. said the means "5 dld '" "l”""'-'""3 50” lll PW four men were missing and pre- The "Plum! hinted the pun. Cm”.

quested only last Saturday to uu of overcoming the political. econ- "ml"? "PM ""ll'5l' 0' ll" "med dead” into Pieces that fell over a half '

. ' It id til sc freign compani

. T wi,li"c'i,”lf;l'.ies.i"'.l?,ll,'L?lln t::m:.?(' '7'"? "'3' in WW5” M115 It M0" are Iihcreasing their exploration

. I e n l two nearby Maine communities. rel” sldl"E"' any mm cm" Illd dllmvefill in the W9” 5”

3 Mmin, munity five miles north of Perth that it may be to their advantag

American troops. if need be. omlc and cultural disadvantages A""”'l”'l Glecllolll '0 "ill in "if? D 1. 1- 3 HT I ,5 6 angle”. Wham -Ml only dent air miles from the to "sit" on new discoveries. in

lizainst any Communist aggree of distance while ruining the ed- '1'" '""Y Amellnll hi" '7'” stead of finding immediate ma "Shipments of Prince Edward tially because of the strike and culty is being reported in finding

non in the Mideast. vantages of improving efficiency W5” Md l"PP9lWl- F" 90-! 91' Continued on page 11. C01. 3 Dead While Island's 1006 chotato crop to Decem- also because of cold weather pre- sales.

HW59 5P99Cll Describes Role Of Electronics eeivtirsrlilelllm -3953 5-553 In Military Ancl Civilian Life

Thursday to stand ”vigiimt guard" against inflation at home

.. "Canada, by virture of her great and increasing vastly the per cap- i'i:lilill)elil'ii'iii"'sii;'accifci'ail:;lil,:i'ilii:'.l. "med size, the abundance and diversity its output of her limited population Rehoriihg to Congress and ihe of her natural resources, the early of minimizing the hardships of sea- whhm, on the mm oi ihe union. state of her industrial growth and son and climate on people and Eisenhower urged hulihesh and ih. the smallness of her population. equipment. of enhancing her mil- hoi. ieade" to uihihh weii on their stands to benefit - more perhaps itary and social security are all iupohsihiiiiy to iii. America than any other nation, by the capable of attainment in Canada hmhien and .0 ea” on price hhi four great A's of the future”, said through the vigorous. early and wage how, ihhi could mere," Mr. K. R. Patrick, 0. B. E.. speak- broad development of electronics ihi-iaiiohhn, hiusuieli gig at thI;d.laniiiiar3Ir lmeigtiieg oafdihe and only through this means On the international scene. be "c9 W" ”"l ”" "ll said. the existence of a strongly CM” hdd 15” "mm " "" Cm" slflus INCREASED , aimed imperihimic dicuionhw I. lottetown Hotel. The level of skills will a contlllued threat to the security in spelkllli of the four A's. Mr. b9c'"59 ' ""89" P9"-'9"'"39 01 ll”

administration-and the provinc on request-on long-tau-in an it requirements; broad methods - using ane

fewer personnel. And in addition, the computers gave accurate pre- dictions of the final outcome.

Johnston's River Youth Missing, Since January 3 '"3rla3”?r'3-5r3"leeres:merwv

ronics to which I owe my presence

a here today is simply the outcome Police officials in Charlottetown Gallant announced to one of the hi. ihe growing maiiuiion um ei-

i.'5."'Si'i3l...ii”3i9.l'd5Zi'W& i'3l'i"fi..'”n'i'””2'..”'ie'i'3n”""ia? mmnm '- -n I-"es"-I Wt 0' missing and apparently unheard Rocky Point. He did nottstate me" hm" "d 1" imny "'e'' of since Thursday. January 3rd. what route he was taking. :,l""u,i":""'”m"' 9'" "M "L

The stocky 16-year old youth when he left Tralnor's he was T c t

ection the data was presented Woman Drops . Highlights Of The Report be-r aiu rea ed a new high. wiui venting loadings. However. the "There would seem to be anoth- Out FOl' wOll(

hours more quickly with hundreds OTTAWA (CP) - Highlights of And municipalities by senior

movement to the end of the Cal- general impression yesterday was er factor that could effect our recommendations made by the lovtfnlllentl Itreeins it? till! endar year totalling 4,446,201 bus- that it had cooled slightly. and Canadian market indirectly "states Mrs. Charles Carson of 54 Kent Gordon ' ' I in over - I l . "-i'.ty for hCll".reports Mr. E.W. Campbell dealers reported difficulty in pay- Mr. Campbell." "That is the Street dropped dead lllt nllhl its report to the government hospitals and some social sen

um, ii d he i i ii i i.idi . cc" hie i io hi h "Electronics will shape our dee- . . lti'rvv' Y:ar'ss vllth .reel'a'triTIes i:y.loh:- pargegl carrier wazcaltachlewd. cool: :l:y.'om;:eteg;ell::.:!l.:e:hi);l2:h(l'1.i:l: lnlllllef :1” 731' Ema Mull lill-lKYe:'lc.:lt:l.p.r lb" delivered, I. lel:lx;llI);sl:ll)rakf!Il!l wllllwlnallfliltg fhbe0u(tIll'allllolatseetscill::ntolll:tgl.'uTlllel Thursday. Vic".

iron. Riven Mt um home 0' "mum . pl” of ulna" It '3 nm with which I will deal explain. I'l'ha following is a comparison appearance more noticeable in an- ken lady W” H3911 by City Establishment of a national Restrict Plans 10? Sllllsllllllll ' tug?” T""'" l" ll” C'A'A' um rawrled '1'” l" "” "””" why mg 1. .0, 1; Wm do go in . with thelnovement in recent years MAINE 3n'UA'"0N other month. 25,000 acres are Police to the Prince Edward II- ' energy authority to regulate ex- irrlsntion Protect! lll I193" 09

1062 - 4.100.425 bushels; 1953- The Maine situation seems to planted in winter potatoes in Flori- land Hospital where she was pro- ports of oil. gas. hydro-electric cade toiuard against farm aur- a.us.m bushels: 1954 - 3.410.300 have everyone baffled. with esti- da an increase of 56 per cent over nounccd dead on arrival. "id other pow" goiii-cu, pluses.

bushels; tut - 4.166.344 bushels mates of total loss due to float loss. when they come on the man The late Mrs. Carson's husband i i d i tic N was - 4.446;)! bushels. damage. starch diversion. culls ket in volume they could restrict Predectasfd lief I My yelrl 880- Encourage exports of hydi-o- Ad” "'5'" ” filmlip rzdhcz

OHNIYGIFI total. 1-394.375 bll3' llld (Cid. hm as high I! 40 P" Maine movement and result in She is 5""'lVed by ' 3"” d'"3l't electric power in certain circum- Wt” mi '52:" "r 9 hale moved as tableatock. and 1.551 cent. Nevertheless. Maine has been Maine mo" coming in ter, Mrs. Ralph Crockett. 15 Kent gtgnceg, by "5"" 5 V" bushels as seed. enioyinr A better market tllln "W" W . t ' Street and a siepson. Rev. John Emum, iomm. ,,,,,,c,,. Locally, the market has been either the Central or Western '0 C3""l”i Carson, Swift Current. Saskatcbm Control of wheat surpluses I001 fit the past two weeks. Par- States. where considerable dlm- "We sure need that tariff!" wan. thmulh ntlblllllmtnt 01 Illllllll Step up geological surveys , ,1? mhnrlrietiiihg ciiuotsis by Cnitlondigz considerably! W El IT .' Il'I'nOI'l paid for farm-held wheat within Require motor” t I l0 P"

l marketing quota. higher lrercentaro oi hishwuv

Gr ...,f3;'E; 33:3" ighgifinoh 3 p:'i:'m ihlzvhgt world context, and it will do so in mumlns to Rock Point when a plaid shirt and a brown ski ca ”'"c"l" 1" ' C”"'d”" ”""”' he has been idea for some Gallant is about 5 feet 5 inchepd """"V ”' "" 'l"el””'""'" time hi . ihrm -hghru "ii whim" 13 pound! h" "it which in other countries have tek- On January 2nd lie imilnieniieil complexion brown lnir' a broad "' "W "”""' ”""'” "'""”"' W to cross from Charlottetown to sound a'roilnd ace ' ""'ch dl"-'""l0" 9' "'"""" Rocky Point Point on the harbor RC MP officale report that no M" l'””'"' P”l""5 "”'5"' l" C” in, but hhd he" mmied ind; ' 10 an pouihie when, ldl. We have seen it in the case lxainst it b some frienillse on the abouts or disappearance of the M ll" ""'''y”' E '"l'””l"'l"l 3rd. lifter all the adults from the youth have beeasfonnd. but that d"'l”P'""'l "MC" pmvldel ll" Tlalnor house had gone to work. they an .un imuuuuu. basis for Canadian confederation.

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lnorsrecentlyinthecsseofthe ll" pl" ""5 and street costs C e U H S . "M. A nu, ma ' i . . Hold present tariff line but R in MN!" mm” in P” P 1 "The growing awareness that in W ' iinmmgmi c,io;?mlg'h'.Tf,::mTi:n. pmrfeqill share of highway coats N 'd - amen-t-rm:-n u es s an imers ove any-:aa-in--se we ow Due In Port Sal Friday ..,.....-. ....,. .. ......,..... , .. ., .,...,., .,. .,.,,.,.. ..,., 'u5..iii.ui....iii. ...c......... .. --rountbea iupmonuuribu is 'c 0 um mm by JACK IIAYLIY Cross award is E in that past and all lbs" of on-AyA (op) .. cg niuggung cm, , 1"" imi, or iiicoiii, projects commission" under which logical surveying. llllol'lI'III:'TI:dI?Ielr lei. Canadian Press sun writer a but Wu the the future in the areas of the for an; aim in other though .3... neegui-up . lower? the federal government would eon- 5 A greatgr measure or decel- i ,im,i.e.,ii,i 5. ABORD MAGNIFICENT (CPi- Prontled (I1 J HI lI'UltA's are connected hytheeee pug d ca”. 39 better them Itllidlrd of living in its broadest tribute a fixed sum annually for tfuiiliaiion or federal iiovemmem Provide broad economic aid I'It'l'9.8u!l9l”ilE.S;d nkmed wom- 'l'hii Canadian carrier stepped up Capt. A. Fraser - Bank in common : i, ii, ,5... no”, iii cgpllgl aulstance. Anocnugn .1 imchuihg wiiciui i,,i.iii.i,i,,.i, for Atlantic provinces. twml "ll her.p..uw.n...u.,...r.qne.ibeuurbouuucius.suneue'aeeiromes'. i ihtepwtofthezordoneconimieotherpartgngcgngdg" fundsiorspecificpmjecteanddoiii N... 5...... ..,u iv... lama. in. ,, hmii ,,,i ,,,,,.i,.... ”" Mm the cornlnander of the UN and found ell lie lad lune leave "The ally! '0” MN 5 llade public Tllilrf At iennination of priorities would be ,,ick where 3.. due dcparh " huh”, M. hm, Expand vocational training fa- ers-ncy Force in the luau canine no aansnnsal Jehey is 'o0N'mo G. . . 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