Expect Free Trade Otter

To Get ‘Warming Over’

By DAVE McINTO.SH Caiiadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP)-—A Political hot

potato —~B—ritain’s proposal for Anglo - Canada free trade—is .bmmd to get another war-minig over in the Commons soon.

The issue had more or less died down in recent weeks until re- porters asked British Prime Min- ister Macmillan about it at his Friday press conference here.

Mr. Macmillan replied that Britain stands by its proiposal for an Anglo - Canadian free trade area to be developed during the next 17 years.

“It may be ‘an ideal,” Mr. Macmillan said, “but it's on the table if anyone wants to take it up in whole or in part.”

SEEMED BEST WAY

He said Britain had advanced the proposal because it seemed that the best way to fight com- munism was to increase the free world’s trade and wealth.

The issue goes back to the early days of Prime Minister Diefenba«ker’s government.

Mr. Die-fenbawker returned from the Commoniwealth prime minis- ters’ conference a year ago and said hope of his government

would be for some diversion of 3

Canadian pu.rcha~ses in the United States to Britain.

Last fall, at the Comimonwtealth finance ministers’ conference at Mont Tremblant,‘ Que, Peter Thorneycroft, form er British chancellor of the exchequer, sur - gested Anglo - Cvanadian free trade.

Finance Minister Fleming said this would entail overcoming great difficulties. Since then, the Canadian government has made no oflficial comment on the Brit- ish proposal.

LIBERALS PROD

The Liberals in the Commons have demanded repeatedly to know the governments attitude on the Bni-tirsh suglgestion.

The Progressive Conservatives have asked what the Liberals would do, to which Opposition Leader Pearson has reipliied that his party would give the matter careful consideration.

The government is obviously sensitive about the British pro- posal, partiicuila-rly at a time when it has before it a recom- mendation of the taridf board for an increase in levies against United Kimgdoun woollens.

Mr. Diefenlbaker on Friday

PIUSVILLE

Mr. Desmond Dalton, 'IloronIto, spent. the past week at his home in St. Laurance.

On Saturday and Sunday, a re- treat was held at St. Anthonys Church, Bloomfield, for the boys and girls of the parish, ages 14 to 18. A

Mr. and Mrs. Warbunton Mur- ray had as their guests, recen- tly, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Friz- zel, Springfield, and sons Kaye, and Dr. Robert who graduated

recently from Dalhousie Unriver- _

Siliy. Halifiax, Nova Scotia. Also visiting at their home were, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sweet, S-t. Elea- nors, and Lymen Oaeley, Oascum- pec.

The judging of the aprons for the district convention, is to be held in Piusville School on Fri- day eyeing. Mrs. John F. Gal- lant and Mrs. Warbwrton Mur- ray were chosen as judges.

Masiter Geordie Corcoran, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Cor- coran, celebrated his sixth birth- day on Tuesday evening, when sonic of his little friends helipedl him celebrate, and many gifts were received. A delicious lunch including a decorated birthday cake was served by his mother. The evening was pleasantly spent N playing games. Little Geordiel

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NOMINATIE, DOCTOR

HALIFAX (GP)—The Cianadia-n Medical Association Monday nom-

inated Dr. Leon Gerin-Lajtoie of’

Montreal for the 1959-60 pres- idency of the World Medical As- sociation. Dr. Gerin-Lajoie, head of obstetrics and gyunvaeczology at Notre Dame Hospital will be formally nominated at the W-MA’s 13th annual meeting Sept. 6-12, 1959, in Montreal.

intervened to prevent a CBC re- porter from asking Mr. Macmil lan. a question on the free trade suggestion in a recorded televi- sion interview.

QUESTION DODGED

Earlier, ence, Mr. Macmillan had been asked the same question: Would the British proposai be discussed at the Commonwealth economic conference at Montreal in Sep- tember? .

Mr. Maicmililan Implied that it would be. But \he dodged a direct question who ,r he and Mr. Diefenbaker had discussed. it dur- ing last week’s talks here.

There the matter rests, for the_ moment. But it seems unlikely that the Liberals will give the subject much rest between now and the Montreal conference—- and after.

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Page 14 The Guardian Wed., June 13. 1953

MISCOUCHE

The annual meeting of the Mis- couche Home and School took place on Wednesday evening, June 11, in the convent auditorium. The secretary read the, minutes of the last meeting and the treasur- wr submitted the financial report "or the year. ’

A report of the annual Provin- cial Home and School meeting

held in Charlottetcwn was given by the President, Mr. Jerry Ric- hard, and by another delegate, Mrs. N.W. DesRoches. A sum of money was voted for prizes for the School closing.

An interesting feature of the meeting was an address given by Reverend Sister St. Hilderbert, convener of the Eduicational com- mittee.

' Th e nominating committee brought in the following slate of

ctficers who were duly elected: 1-‘resideiii, Mrs. Ben W. Des- Roches, Vice President, Mr. John C. Poirier; Secretary, Sis- ter St. Mary; Treasurer, Mrs. D. H. Gallant.

A vote of thanks was extended to the retiring President by Mrs. B.W. DesRoches. This was second ed by Sister St. Mary Eugenia.

Before the meeting adjourned the retiring President, Mr. Jerry Richard, voiced his appreciation for the co-operation he received from the executive and all the members and he gave a brief re-

oorl of the activities carried on by the a.ssucia.tion during the year.

ST. LOUIS

Mr. John Cummings of New York City, is spending some time visiting with his grandrarentis, Mr. and Mrs. James D’Brien in St. Louis.

Sincere syrmipaihy is extended to the wife and .tamil~y, of the late Peter M. Perry, whose death accurred recently at his home in

St. Edwards in his 83rd year. ‘

Miss Ida Pe:ry, ’I‘oi';r.to. is spending some time at her home in St. Edwards.

Mrs. Bella Gallant, Alberton, was a Siuinday visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Richard and family-

Friends of Mrs. Joseph Ber- nard, DeBlois, will be sorry to hear that she is a patient in the Western Hospital, Ailberton.

Mrs. Josepli O. Aursenault, has returned .to her home in St.

‘Edwards. after two years In on ‘Provincial Sanatorium, (:ha,.1m emwn. .\Irs. Arsenault is much improved in health and liapm. m be home, am) up around am,

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