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annual meeting last night. The meeting was held in the Nat- ional Film Board room of the Dominion Building. The organ- ization was formed in April. 1961 wtb a purpose to pro—

coMMUNIsr REACTION COOL

"U.S. Presents 3-Stage Arms Cut Plan At Geneva

stage American disarmament blueprint under which nuclear

weapons could be eliminated word address in presenting the to 35 per cent of originally-de-

.thur Dean delivered a 6510-

“is

risumoj‘olscussep

mote deep sea tourist fishing, safety in the industry and to- sat certain standards Mem- hers of the association are. left to right. Thomas Gallant.

All armaments would be dashed

from the world in six years was . plan. He called it a program to . 018?“ levels durlnd stag! 1W0.

Fuse-ted Wednesday to the 17- natioa disarmament conference.

The moon word plan in- cluded several new concepts and proposal-hm it was basically a development.“ the 'program ‘for gears! an complete dis- armamsatba world" laid before the United Nations a ‘ ‘\

W he not.

a; m

m tails! “welcomed the plan!

laltial Gan-sushi bloc reaction

.was cool. with criticism directed ‘ toward the plan's emphasis on antral of arms rather than out-

At A Glance Parliament

ly ran CANADIAN Pitt-15s WEDNESDAY. April 18. 19s:

The fill Parliament was mourned to await dissolution for the federal general elec- tion a Honky. June is.

A Mal of 87 divorce peti- tions from Quebec and New- fouadlaad

he order paper.

Defence Production Minister O’Hurley indicated Canada won’t buy submarines from Britain unless the UK. makes aircraft purchases from Can- ads

Royal assent was given in the Innate to two bills cover- renflning 1mm esti- mates and election < interval

governnIent expenses.

. stage. - mentioned for the third stage.

1 ‘truly ‘ beat l plowshates"

NEGOTIATING POSITION

The plan gave the West a ne- ’gotiating position I t confer- leoce. which began Ma 14. for long first time. preva the _United States put forth an out-

the swords into

a draftimts.

in-

air! was the tally basis for disass-

sion. The first stage of the US. plan wouH last three years. A tentative time limit of three years was set for the <econd and no time limit was

during which nuclear weapons would be eliminated.

in previous proposals ih e United States had suggested a time limit -— also of three years —for only the first of three pro- jected stages.

Stage one of the American

But stage two could not begin ‘ until i stages" had adhered to ltreaty. seen as a phrase includ- ing Communist China.

lLlMl'l‘ 0" 1.“... MIN

. By the end of age two. the farmed torus levels of locals and the United Stiles could

come dag/’15. hm men‘

‘ch. In addition ii dine-anon or nuclear weapons. stage three "would include diamantling or converting military bases to peaceful use. and reduction of ‘arms. arms production and (Continued on page 2. col. 4)

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James Gal- lant. North Ruskico. secretary- treasurcr; l-‘mnk MacMIian. Wood islands. presided ; lid

’ Darnlcy Bridge.

W, W. Glover, Mt. Stewart.

director .

'Potato Deal

With Britain Washed Out

LONDON 'Reutersl The [agriculture ministry has re- fused to lift import restrictions on potatoes from North Amer- 1ica. Poland and Malta to allev-

liate Britain's worsenihg potato W13. Liberal candidates

GENEVA (Reutersl—A three- right immediate disarmament. 'in nuclear delivery vehicles and 'l shortage- . Ohief American delegate Ar-[major conventional armaments. l

A ministry spokesman

‘ c

said }W e d n e s d a y the restrictions must remain because of the dis-

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nil Island Lille 71“ Dew”

.7 I it, 1962.

Final Gov’ FOr New

By JAMES NELSON OTTAWA (CW—Prime Mini- ster .Diefenbaker will ncad to

' ward his Prince Albert. Sank.

home and Liberal Leader Pear- son to his party's happy hunting

early stages of the June is elec- tion campaign.

Mr. Diefenbaker has revised lhis previous engagement list to, ‘permit him to spend one or two ldays in the central Saskatche- wan constituency of Prince Al- bert. which elected him to Par-

liament in l”! with a big ma- jority in almost every poll. His office said he will fly to

mind in Newfoundland in they

C Early Pearson Visit * 0 PH. Possible

‘Port Arthur to open the lake- 'hearl sportsmen‘s show next ‘Wednesday—s non-political (‘n- gagement made weeks ago

-—and then speak Thursday. April 26. at a southern Sas— :katchewan district Progressn'c Conservative rally in Moose Jaw. From there he will go to Prince Albert. “

Liberal Leader Pt‘arum's plans still are tentative His of— fice said he has no major in» gagements until the middlc of next week except to rt‘t'nf‘d some radio and television ram- paign speeches.

He may go first to Charlotte town. then spend onc or two days at the end of the wch 'Conlinued on Page 2 ('01. Si

2 Liberal Leader’s Visit

. ls Scheduled

Ira Le-

! o r ‘ Queens in the ferthcoming fed- eral election. is at night an-o nounced that Lester 3. Pearson.

Allison M. Gillis and

ease risk to Britain‘s own potato; “5 Allullc PYOVlm‘eS C I m“

industry.

Secret Satellite lCircling Earth

L06 ANGELES (AP‘ — A .s - Inset satellite —- one like W “6 Air Force m- lfmcs to talk about -- utly circling the earth.

. Where it is and what it's doing ‘the air force wouldn't say. It lwas launched from nearby Van- ldsnberg Air Force Base Tucs- ‘day. About all the air force would say was that it was "a satellite employing a Thor- Agena ll booster combination.”

is apparel m m of at,“ it is plan-

. paign swing early next week in

‘ Newfoundland. will be in Prince? lEdward island Wednesday. Ap , ' 25

During his visit he will visit Charlottetown. where the two' We to have Mr. ;Pearaon address a public meet;- .lns that evening. During the.

visit is

5 nod for the party leak ‘ as many. Islnd centh possible.

Complete plans for Mr. Pcar- son’s itinerary had not b eon finalised last night.

'Mr. Pearsou. accompanied by party officials and national Pr?“

Parliament Winds Up Job, Dissolution Slated Today

V plan called for a S-per-ccnt cut ’

Noranda Mines Founder Dies

TORONTO iCPl Young Murdoch. 7i. founder and long - time head of Noranda Mines Limited and prominent in

other business fields. died hers Wednesday following a brief ill- ' ness. He was born in Toronto and graduated in law fnom Osgoode .Hall. Toronto. in 1913 and was

.made a King‘s Counsel in 1229. : NDP spokesman remained si-l

: OTTAWA 'CPl w Jim Parliament adjourned for i the last time at 6:13 pm. Wed- ? nesday night.

Prime Minister Dielenbaker .said he will see Governor-Gen-

‘formal dissolution to make way , for election of a new Parliament June 1s.

Parliament ended with a final

'pm from Mr. Diefeabaker mu 1 and with dissolution which will i

the New Democratic Party group permit passage of 3274i- .r Wm petitions.

Husband Asks To Share anile'sExcommunic tio

NEW ORLEANS IAPl Ionaa mic—«husband of a woman axcolnnsunicated by ” chunch is a wrangle over parochifl school desegregation -Vfigad‘y asked the same

"if she is truly excommuni-

salad from the Cathol'c cum." wt‘ots a. .1. Gaillot Jr. to Archbishop Joseph Francis M. “then I. too. should be easements-tested."

m ‘1‘ “my beliefs are is exact concurrence with my

II

Rummrl has or-

racial dsscgregation of all

' ial and pri-

vate m. ective next fall.

W's 41- year - old wife.

a will Political leader [‘1' Sf. and excr- ‘M m G Ricau oi the

(‘oun

by the llS-venrmld

,V. castes .l d the archbishop. arts which accused d Wis-cc

.eatisa because my

Flam-n9,

r A 'pnyer pilgrimage on the lawn [exactly the same

lbefore the archbishop's resi- r dence Tuesday, fell to her knees and begged his blessing. But she said he did not answer her.

She said all was not backinl down in her opposith to school integration.

Gaillot. a “year-old clerk who works for an oil field and industrial equipment firm. said he believed his wife had done no wrong.

“if i thought she was wrong." he told reporters in his apart- menl Wednesday. “then I think shc would have violated our marriage vows."

His wife sat nearby as flaillot explained his defence of his wife's stand.

“i told the srchtdshop in my letter that we were married in God‘s name and hare kept

God's name in our mrlage for . -over at years." he eutiauad.j

"l have salad for

those of imy wife.

Tple'r mvon v1 | "Frankly. i believe this . 'colrmnaication or“ is the re» ' suit of someone saying we have fprovoksd violeaca against our .‘cbnrch. That is not true. My ‘wife andlhavcnevsrprawokal anyone to an act d vial-u against our church."

Mrs. Gaillot nodded in agree- ment

"We're fighting for what we think is right and there are many. many other Catholics who agree with us." she said.

The Gaiiiots have three boys. One is to be married soon the other two are in Catholic hi‘ school

In: Gaillot repeated II-

Canada'sllent and the petitions died on:

lthe rder paper. g" hereupon Veterans Minister ‘Churchill. government House

11 leader. moved formal adjourn- ment to April as. Naming a date

mean that Parliament will rc- .aume sittings next weck.

GOES TO QUEBEC l The Home will come to its

lfoilow Prime Minister Dlefen- baker's trip to Quebec City L0- .day where the governor-general is in residence at the citadel

‘ for Easter.

The Parliament ended in a complete itnpauc over passage of the 327 divorce bills.

Frank Howard rCCP‘ Skeensl and Arnold Peters (CC! - Timiskaminsl blocked

Epossage of the Quebec and

Newfoundland divorce petitions

gin grounds that the govern-

thadnnltvcd uptoacol- initment to amend divorce pro endures.

Veterans Minister Churchill. WI Home leader. said he government had hoped to introduce certah Mala but it had not ban sbte to come up with any solution to a moat ‘fliwlt problem.

i

Hope Is Fading For Seal Hunters

ST. JOHN'S. Nfld (CPl~ lope was fading fast late Wed- ncsday for the safety of three ‘ hunters who have been missing off the northeast mat. ’ d Newfoundland since Satan m. hat the search is expected ‘b erotica today.

Mr. Howard and Mr. Peters .stuck to their guns under a shower of government pleas. in- ;cludlng one from Prime Minis- 3ter Dieftmhaker. that they al- .low the divorce petitions to go

- “m” eral Vanier today to recommend . is only a'fdmality and docs not through.

Mr. Diefeabaker said thc di- 1 vorce petitioners were being dc- .nied the rights provided by Parliament.

WANTS PROM!!!

Mr. Howard again suggested that Mr. Dlefenbaker promise a royal commission into the mat- ter or make some "concrete

a."

Mr. Diefcnbnker said he can- not place Pariiamcnt in pawn} (Cutiausd on page). at!) I

Liberal Party leader. who starts;

For April 25

representatives, Will be irau‘ll- in-g Via chartered aircraft.

The candidates stated that thc information of Mr. Pearson‘s forthcoming visit. was received by them in a telephone conver- sation with National Liberal Headquarters in Ottawa. yester- day evening.

CCF Critic

lDoubts Plans

OTTAWA (CPl 7- Erhart Re- gier. CCF financial spokesman. charged Wednesday that the

government has no intention of‘

carrying out its announced in-

tention to build the Northum~1

herlanti St r a it causeway to Prince Edward Island.

The estimated 8105.000. wouldn‘t even cover the ost of making engineering lurveys. Mr. chier said in the Com- room.

The voters of the aura "are not going to be so stupid as to be bribed."

Mr. Regicr. in a criticism of government financial policies during the closing hours of the session. said he disagrees with the “reactionary Tory policies" of Finance Ministerrleming.

The prime minister seemed quite prepared to add another “05.000000 to the federal deficit in the interests of the four con- stituencies and 104.000 residents of P.E.I.

Mr. Regier said he isn't say-

cost,

.ing the causeway shouldn't be

built. But so far there had been no analysis of the lob. and many

people in the Atlantic provmces ‘

could find more useful ways of spending “05.000000.

Mr. Regier said the govern- ment‘s financial policy is "nei- ther fish nor fowl.f'

he" s. fas- stran- blob

will?” onawa

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woman at 102 lSSUED'POllCY

SYRACUSE. N.Y. (AP) Mrs. loss E. Jones. never in hospital in her 102 years and never seriously ill. is consid- ered a good risk by the coal- pany that has issued her a

.A spoke-nan for the firm said she was “in much better health than many people

‘ much younger." 7

Mrs. Jones was 102 March is. She lives with her son. one of 11 children. and daugh- ter-in-law here. Only two of her children are still living.

Her secret of a long life:

“Go to bed early. get plenty of rest. and just _don't worry about anything —- do just as little worrying as you pos- sibly can." the son, William P. Jones. said Wednesday.

The insurance policy was issued Jan. 1 by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Cell- tral New York incorporated under a new plan to provide coverage for older persons.

The Vermont Accident in- surance Company said ‘l‘ues- day that Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth Perry of White River Junction. Vt. whom it had insured. was believed to be the oldest per- son in North America covered by private hospital insurance. Mrs Perry. a native of Que‘ her. will observe her if)an birthday May 20.

llt.-Governor, Hyndman

Mrs.

Leave Tuesday .

i E a r l y Tuesday afternoon.

.Governor F Waiter Hyndman l and Mrs. Hyndman. leave Char-

iottcm by‘alr on on first leg MP for Devil. Quebec. slid be Capacity will be so autos

.of a No to dime-week visit to the Bri‘ isles.

At H . N5. they will join a party of reprcsqtauyes from the Maritime 39rd of Trade.

who arc headed for England om _

‘a business trip. part of which the Lieutenant-Governor will ‘ take part in.

Followmg the business end of the trip the couple will spend a few days sightseeing. mainly in Britain

‘Two Small Boys Found Murdered

TORONTO (CPl—Two child- ren aged 2“: and three were found dead in a warehouse Wed- .nesday night and police said othey "definitely were mur- l The bodies of the boys, len- ftatively identified as Michael }Atkinson. 2%. and Ronald Mc- lLoud. 3. were discovered in the Twarchouse of Roberts Furniture by a company employee.

Former Diplomat .‘Still In Moscow

MOSCOW lReutersl Dc- fected British diplomat Donald lMaclean was still in his apart- .ment here Wednesday night de- ‘spitc reports he was flying to l London to face security charges.

Paul was in Ottawa for the re» cent niasthg of the Eskimo I- hirl Miter.

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CAPITAL BUREAI' OF THE GUARDIAN

OTTAWA A“ A new car ferry for the Wood islands-Caribou run was confirmed in the House of Commons Wednesday by ‘Transport Minister Leon B al- ccr. Several weeks ago in con- sideration of transport depart- ment supplementary estimates Mr. Balcer said approval‘for the ferry had been given by t h e Treasury Board.

Wednesday. . in reply to a question from Mrs. Margaret Macdonaid. MP for Kings. Mr. Balcer gave further details. His

statement brought laughter and' Jibcs from the OppOsition side'

of the House which assumed the announcement had been timed for the best political purposes.

SAME FERRY J.W Pickersgill. Liberal MP for Bonsvista Twillinzatt‘.._asked

if the ferry was the same 0 n e’

that Mr Balcer had announced ‘ during his estimates. Mr. ‘Balcer said he had announced Treasury Board approval and was now an- nouncing that agreement h a s been reached between the gov- ernment and Northumberland Ferries. 1 “Who is wasting the. time I the House?" Mr. r asked. Heath Mat-quarrie. MP for Queens. asked for some further

of Pickersgill

'1 April 24' His Hm. mum. - information about the size of the

l ferry. When Mr. Balcer had giv~ l on it. Maurice Bourget. Liberal

like to ask the minister

Canada Asks Plane Orders r In Return For Sub Deal

OTTAWA (Cpl Defence Production Minister O'Hurlcy incidated Wednesday Canada won't buy submarines from Bru- ain unless the United Kingdom Vmakes purchases of approxim- ately equal value from the Ca- :‘nadian aircraft industry 1 He said in the Commons that lthc govern-sent wants compen- sation for defence contracts placed sbroad. No contract for the Marines had yet ht-t‘n signed.

Defence Minister Harkncs: In» fornied the Commons a week ago that three conventional Oberon class submarines will

be mined in Britain Mini- mum cost is “000.000 Mr. Harkness said thc our.

Ch." depended on completion of negotiations with Britain nt- flcials said these negotia'mnt concern British purchases of defence equipment in ('anada and it is understood thr main items under discussion arr lhv‘ de Havilland of Canada ray-limo transport and the Canadair l. m ited CL—44 cargo plane

ASKED ABOUT PROTEST

Mr. O'Hurley w a s a-M‘d whether he has reccivcd 1 mm» M from shipyard workrv'= at LII“. Que. about the plan to My h submartnm

The minister said he rrrcitrzd luch a protest Tuesday Hr mid m works-s will be protected ll! other contracts mnrc to their *W. such as for new fri- ntel and conversion of ox-cving ships.

Maurice lloiirgct ’i. l.-‘\l!l

l ‘. LONDON (Cf’l Thwc nuises land fuel to Britain‘s nursing In! controversy whcn they on- annacsd Wednesday thcy air flag for Canada uhrrc they can earn three firms as much I they are getting at. home.

The nurses. now rarnmfl El f¢.fl) a week. will gct about “In a week when they start work next month vn Toronto‘s Wm Hospital Thrrr months Hat their pay is in an up 85.!) I week.

"We love nursing and would

‘5' said Sue Ware. M. d W's Royal Shropshire

"lat afler six years of Mes

n“

Three British Nurses Are Moving To Canada

i“ dream of dmnil anything.

we’re hardly paid enough to livel

m

‘ Okay Given ood Is. F

erry

l Details Are Released By Transport Minister

health insurance pdiey. “1

who unqu be the captain of the ship and also his age.

SUGGESTS NAME ~ "1 think the proper name I! that ship would be the "Mrs.

Macdonald" in View of the con-

tinuous effort on her part." ra-

toricd Mr. Balrcr to desk-thump- ing by the government morn- hers. Mr. Pickersglll asked when the fcrry would be in ‘ service . and Mr Balcor said it would be h u l l l in a Canadian shipyard wnth the greatest speed so that it Will be in service in the near future HR. MacEwan. (C-Pia- toul asked and received aaaurb ance that Ferguson Industries at Pictou would be given an oppor- tunity to tender on the construc- tion.

Hw,‘ Herridgc. NDP Hon so leader. put an end to the repar- tee by prefacing a quad” about another matter with the statement. "now that everybody has discussed the ferry to th a limit."

SHIP DETAILS

The ferry will be constructs ed by Northumberland Fart-in Limited under the government‘s shipbuilding subsidy announced last year. Under this. the gov- ernment contributes to per cent of the cost. It will be of modes roll—on. roll-off type and will be able to load and unload the full complement of cars in a matter of minutes. Overall length will be 249 feet and it will have a maximum speed of 14 knots. and (Continued on page 3 col. 1)