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Q OTTAWA (C'Pl—Commons crit— travel an annual distance equival— rear‘end 00’11‘1‘510“ O‘f t'W‘O 1mg “ward and Damien ROberge ACheson Diles . icism as an Opposition member em to nearly 56 round mm to Southern Paoiﬁic ﬁreiglhlt trains went to Gaspe—in separate cars. ‘ . She was the Widow of Rt. Rev. was turned back on Postmaster. the moon. killed two men Saturday and About 100 guests—all close rela- WASHINGTON (CPI-Toronto- E‘dlward Gammon ACheSOn. f0?- Gehepall William Hammon Satur- Mail carriers generally are in ﬂaming glycerin spread tire to 20 tives — watched the ceremony, born M115. Eleanor GOOdlel‘hlam rifle? Episcopal b'ilﬁhop 0f Connec- day with the advice that he prac- no danger of being replaced by Cal's- WhiCh attracted several press :e- limit. tide what he used to preach, machines and the departmmnvs A ll5~car unit was entering the porters and photographers. Later anonymous letter saying the gown ' She was one Of 1‘2 Children Of Mr. Hamilton, a chronic 00— permanent S'barfrf probade would Imlaly yard when the fast moving everyone drove to an east - end was in a railroad station locker. George GPOderham and the for- position gadﬁly in- postal opera.- remain unchanged with the ad. Second brain. 114 oars, plowed restaurant where a impound cake The letter writer said alter see- mer Hamlet Dea‘n- The ﬁam'l'l‘y 0gp- ﬂows by the pnevious Dibenal gov. vault of more mammay inlto tlhe iinst one. was out collectively by the wed- ing Miss Finlay in Now Has No elated Phe W'emam'woms dis- ernmenlt, ran into a spate of Personnel being displaced are Engineer James W. Ba-ber 0f dinapllinlcilﬂes. Shadows at the Arts Theater “1 “mew “1 TOWIWO- - extracts taken from his past absorbed elsewhere, Nlll‘, Hamil. Sparks. New. and George M. DAD IS BEST MAN cried so much. . . I just couldn’t In 1892 she married Bishop speeches as delbarte opened on the ion said, Martinez of Reno, crew members Else's best man was her ﬁa'thET; lorget about that girl.” Acheson ,and moved to Middle- postal department’s $162,399,000 Chelsley w. Carter (L — Burin— of the oncoming freight. were “Wife’s was Uncle Georges The letter added of the dress mm 00m- bud-get tor the current fiscal year. Burgeo) s aid he understands mm OUlI‘ilEJhlt. Dan‘ell J. Jorgen- Hu‘l‘teau' COIema‘n’s bmﬂher J‘“‘ “I took it bellore I even thought" ~"' TW‘ilceaaeday letter service. a peeping TV cameras still appar- Mr ’1 Mama“ 0!! Babef's 951* was has" m“ m madam“ and “'I haven’t any use for the B

ﬂuent. Madeleine and husband l Mon” July 28. 1958 The Guardian Page 3 I

Acheson, the mother of dormer US. Secretary of State Dean Acheson, died at her home Fri- day. She was 87.

demand repeatedly made by Mr. ently are being used in the Peter- GTGW: was injured. and godiather Rolland Richard dress..- ', a - .. Hamilton while an Opposition borough. Ont, post orifice al- The SP said! the three-unit die~ 5‘”? Suzanne- There were no _ - I I memlber, “is not now warrant ," though the Progressive Oonserva- sel pulling the onemm'mg (ma-m bmdesmaidis-

he said in his opgging speech. lit tives once roundly condemned was derailed and caught fire. would cost: about ,000,000 a year them. A « . of my life " said Papa Hurteau . I . V ‘ mm , qpe . 3 ’ - - . . .ylela . 1;, 1t t1 1' it n or money and most residentral householders H. W. Hemdge (00F — Knob- ,smﬂz‘ceoaﬁglﬂar aim over; 1:111: “I only WlSh'thellr mother could ﬂﬂaggﬂﬁ gﬁélzm Elli.niggﬁki‘hgiég‘éﬁtlggg SE y .

are adequately served with one may West) reminded Mir. Hamil- grmmd 1m 19 other cars. The cars have been here.” ' Mrs. Hurteau school production 0‘ Emma and “other a” Who“, “km W“, am,

The -' pol' nick comfortlnz help for Backache, - Star sand we went” the Ehregmatic Pains, Getting Up Nights. “This is the roudest moment gha‘uon \and ﬂound the dress' ﬁllhmm’a‘l‘mfillﬁlﬂu‘é’féiéﬁ' ‘ V ' ' ' as an 0550 -

P Which Muss Finlay Wears W‘th nay and ﬁladdel- troubles, in cvsrnx.

delivery a day. ton that the minister as an 0p- camed m an - died Eight months 530- Juliet 3‘“ 1°! 0‘7 No SURE-FIRE STAMP sitilo memibe 5° mm“ W- Edmm Gm, . . ' ‘ He conceded, in contrast to Pup dlenmberal Wis :31:- M‘a‘y is i’" “an?” Nevada the cemmzils’ WA}: some opinions of Canadian stamp tal estimates for almost two days. gammy whom 190 mes east 0‘ scribed his “extraordinary, feel- : ' design, that it is unlikely" “am He sue gated Mr. Hamilton em lug" at marrying ﬂour Sm IS 8* 5 “I” stamp is ever going to be lasued should not object to similar treat- . onlce_ ‘2 which will receive universal no meat. ’ ." I _. ., A 1.0,, To LEW, 4 Sisters We’re %

Actress Gets Her Gown Back

LONDON (lReultersl—A 24-year- old Canadian actress got her

“There are those demands to— He said Canadian stamps are

day and why have you changed “backward” when compared with salurd‘ay your position?” chided Harold tlose produced by most other '

Winch (GOP—«Vancouver Elast). countries. Canada bad a lot to In Unlque Evel‘IT oAzellus Denis (IPMontreal St. learn in stamp design. Denis) asked why the current Jé‘lP. DasC'h-atelets (L —- Mont- MONTREAL (CF) — The four departmental estimates are up tre Maisonneu'vle - Rnsemlolnt) Hurteau sisters went to the altar . .

more than $5,000,000 over those said Mr. Hamilton had promised together Saturday in a multiple wmﬁmsmn fg‘m hm 9mg” for the previous year if Mr. twice-aday mail deliveries alter WGd‘dling ceremony Width their esy 0 a newspaper an a Hamilton was bounding out the the election of the Conservatives father R01'a'nd described as “the L 16' . - waste he said had waisted. in June, 105/7. There had been a Dmudest moment cf my life ” The W‘d‘m Elem“ Sm F?“ The minister, not visibly rulf- oonmnttnent and a solemn c ‘. The girls. Lise. 22. Pierettel 21. a story mm how Suzanne Fm' fled, made these observations: The minister had rallied to give Suzanne. 20. and Madeleine, 19, my 0‘ "Dorm had ‘0 ‘3" 0“ 9‘33" The Canadian postal service is the House a proper reason tor his paced down the aisle of St. Her- h?“ .Weamg 3 “WW “PM” second to none. change of policy. menegile Roman Catholic Church mgh‘me “ﬁler mm W Mechanical techniques will is. white floor - length organdy her “Shame hm wedlm‘

start to bring radical changes to gowns similar in style but not day W‘in'g- I mail handling within ﬁve years Reds Protest To identical. l The paper then renewed an a and use of various machines, in-

Later the: left for honeymoons v eluding electronic models, should West Germany in three differ-ed; parts of the con- be widespread in Canada within —’ s I N s — the next decade. BONlN (AlPl-Il‘be Soviet Unior the protest was.de1ivered to the Trucks lettered plastic signs BURGLABJES UP ' . Saturday protested against Wes WestGerman Embassy in Mos- lettering and showcards. ’ Burglaries are up in all sections Germany allowing its air ﬁelds to cow. ' Very reasonable prices. BENOIT SIGNS

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‘ charged with ﬁorgery. of the accused was rising .5 cohnt until about mid-«August.

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result of a royal commission in- vestigation into alleged irregular-

partmenlt payrolls.

The charges were laid Satur— day b Clown. counsel George Williams of Port Hawkesbury, N.S. They came neatly live months alter Highways Minister Smith tabled the oourunission re- port in the provincial legislature.

The investigation involved an area of Richmond Comty where department unployees Were re- sponsible for :5. nﬂles'ofwthe

Four Charged After N.S. éProbe Of Highways Dept.

Landry, the commission said, was the Progressive Conservative campaign manager in the Dale M dame area of Cape Breton during the campaign which resulted in election of the provincial Conserv- ative government in October, 1956. The commission said he added his brother’s name to the highways payroll "to compensate his brother for time spent driving David around the district."

The commission identiﬁed Kle- lloe as a- road sub - foreman who “improperly” added a taxi driver’s name to the payroll “for a taxi trip by Klehloe to a political meeting in the sum of

work during the period from April $12.60.”

ltoJuneZZlW. , _ Benedict Landry,botihofPeﬁltdeGraltand Theophilus Kehoe, Rodney Bay, , were charged withdbtalning money under ﬁallse pretenses. PhilipmnierofD’Escoussewas

Mr. Williams said that because 1 did not expect them to appear

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The summit of money was not disclosed. The royal com- mission estimated unatthorized dunno inthe area during the pe- riod under "investigation to be 019,400 above original Work. ap- propriations. ‘ . _

David was a road foreman. The eonmission said he “ﬁalisilﬁied cer— tain egmloymeut records."

COMING EVENTS

Picnic. at St. Bridget’s Parish. Lot ll, Saturday, August 2nd.

Dance Lorne Valley Hall every Tuesday night, Good music.

Regular dance, Bonshaw Inn Hall every Tuesday night. Burn’ Orchestra. Adm. 50 cents plus 10 cents tax. I

Dance at Summervillc School Wednesday. Good music.

Green Road Picnic. ‘Wednes— lay. July 30th.

Dance Sinnott Rd. school'Tues— day, July 29.

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Canoola Threatens AuStroI-ia As Top Customer Oi The UK.

By JOHN BIRD , Canadian Press Staff Writer (YD‘IlAlwlA (CPL-A trade de— partment 'ofliicial predicts that Canada soon will replace Aus- trallﬁxa as Britain’s most import- tanlt Commonwealth customer.

The forecast is made by W. Gibsonﬁmilth, ooinmqrcilal secre- tary in the Canadian high com- missioner’s ottice in London, in an article on Britain’s trade with the Commonwealth in a trade do» partment publication. I

Mr. ammo says that as a buyer of British goods, Aus- tralia now is first among Corn- monwealtlh countries with Canada close. behind. However, he says if recent made trends continue Can- ada soon will take over first place. .

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“British exporters are direct- ing more and more attention to the Canadian) mlarket and this elf- lorlt shows in the trading fig- ures,” M-r. GibsonlSinith says.

lln the first live mouths of 1958, Canadian purchases from Britain rose to $221,800,000 tram $216,- 800,000 in the corresponding per- iod of 1957. Australia’s purchases

. whose case was brought to the attention of the commission and who talsi- tied employment records in an at- tempt to obtain $204 tor himself."

On the two-member commis- sion were Liberal Ian M. Mac- Keigan of Halidax and Conserva- tive A. C. Mlilnler of Amherst.

Main recommendations of the commission were the prevention of “political interﬁerenoe for any reason in the conduct of highway work” and that money appropri- ated for highways be spent on nothing else. 9'

Many of the men involved were dismissed by the highways de- partment. -

The commission was appointed Sept. 17, 1957. Its report was ta- bled Marlcb 5 this year.

from the United Kingdolmi n the first five months of this year to tailed about $283,800,000.

Major clitoris have been made in recent months to increase the ﬁlow of trade between Canada and Britain. A 57-mau Canadian trade mission Britten last No- vember and an Ill-member British trade delegation was in Canada last ,

Mr. GibsonaSunitll says Canada has ranked as Britain’s leading Commonwealth supplier since 1952. Australia was once for in the load but last year shippul only tnreeouarters as much as Canada. >

Reviewing the Commonwealth trading picture, Mr. Gibson-Smith says that in 1957 Britain obtained 43 per cent of her imports from

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Commonwealth. countries. She also sold 46 per cent of her ex- ports within the Commonwealth. PROPORTION DECLINING' , However, Commonwealth coun- tries supplied Britain with less than outeJtlhilrd of her require- ments in manuﬁaciured goods. The proportion has been declin- ing steadily since 1953. “Canada, the most highly in- dustrialized of the Commonwealth countries neat to Britain itself, could no doubt have shipped much larger quantities of manu- i‘aotured goods but 001' import re- strictions in the Britidh market,” the article adds.

Mir. Gibson-Smith says machin- ery ranlcls low among-British pur- chases from Commonwealth coun— tries. Britain bought machinery worth about $420,000,000 in 1957 but less than six per cent came tram members of the Common— wealth. \ . Commonwealth countries last year supplied Britain with less than one-tenth of its purchases of iron and steel. Einlaud and Sweden also supplied the bulk of mauutlacilured wood and ‘wood products.

Canada supplied Britain with 36 per cent olf her imports of paper and paperboard. In the

chemical iield, however, Com- monwealth countries were the sourceoioulylSpercentotim— ports.

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Dance at Lot‘ 66 Hall. Monday, July 28, Burns Orchestra. Spon- sored by the C. W. L.

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