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*VICTORIA (CP) — Question» week said the government will

When is an arena not an grant the PNE $2,000,000 to-

arena? ward the $6,000,000 cost of a Answer: When it is a trade trade centre. —

centre. They. said “that when Mrs

The ,definition of a building Pearson opened the PNE Satur- to te constructed with federal|day all the talk was of an government -help at Vancouver's, arena to house a National Pacific National Exhibition was }Hockey--League-team. breight up by reporters during One reporter suggested the a brief meeting with Prime government is simply providing M ister Perrso here ;an arena for a privately-owned

The reporters noted that an hockey team. .

@n°ouncement in Ottawa last PLANS EXPANSION

‘Girl’s Death Investiga ' \board HMCS Saskatchewan be- .

EDMONTON (CP) — A sus- | pected death from sleeping sick- | ness is being investigated by the | Alberta health department.

Randy Parker, 10, of Hazel. mere district 275 miles north- west of Edmonton, died last week in Grande Prairie.

Dr. E. S. O. Smith of the pro- vincial communicable diseases branch said ‘here it will take several days to find out whethe: the girl died of sleeping sick- ness.

-Dr..Smith_-said there have, been no deaths of humans in Al- berta caused by sleeping sick-

|pand to Vancouver if there are suitable...facilities for large crowds.

| Mr Pearson, interviewed on

By JOHN McLEAN YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T. (CP) |Russia’s construction bosses vsdorenmnd at- Canada's richest gold mine Tuesday on wie e.ghen-day- of-their tour of the country’s newest develop- ments. Ther tour of the” giant Yellow- knife gold mine provided a islight change of pace for the ness during the current out- icoviet delegation that came te break but there are five sus- lCanada Aug. 16 pected cases in humans. ries

| six-man party, headed by »An- drei I. Slivinsky, a member of the Council of Ministers of the - |U.S.S.R., has been criss-cross-

The NHL has said {t will ex-

See Canada’s Rich Gold Mine

: A source close to the delega-

For more than a week the each yéar for space research

uestion

tween Vancouver and Victoria, .5T- IGNACE, Mich. (AP)—A

emphasized the federal contri- Plea of guilty to all charges of

bution because the building will faulty seamanship was entered

be used as a trade centre. here for Capt. Martin Jep- The federal government is in- Pich, master of the sunken

terested in Pacific trade devel- ‘eignter Cedarville. .

opment, he said: A Pacific trade, The plea was entered at a 15-

Id t t minute U.S. Coast Guard hear- fais as bees held threo times iag-inte the May 7 olialen of

He conceded that “certain. the Cedarville and the Norweg- people” in Vancouver are more 18" ship Topdalsfjord in the fog- concerned with expanding the | bound straits of Mackinac. Ten NHL than with trade oily | ameeree ene members were

Japan. : But he saw no difference be- _Joppich's lawyer Roman Kee- tween this federal grant and 98. told the hearing — one toward the Canadian Na-| The captain is now confined to tional Exhibition in Toronto or 2 hospital. At this time we wish perhaps @ convention hall in ‘© change our"plea to guilty to | Ottawa. each and every specification of the charges." Hearing Carroll said he would reserve a

examiner Charles

Soviet Construction Bosses «sion in the case and yous

against Joppich’s masters °li- cence within the next few weeks. Joppich's licence could be revoked permanently.

‘RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT

{they moved north and west ‘across the Territories the Rus- | |sians looked into the economics | lof Canadian development. Everywhere they went they | [asked questions about cost, budgeting and job-tendering.

jtion-put-it-this-way-Russta-has-— been building a great country for almost 50 years without con- jcern, for expense. Now, with |great expenditures earmarked | and military preparedness, Rus-P@m |Sia must take a second look at what it~ cost.

| On Monday, the Russians!)

Guilty Pleas By | Entered On Bad Seamanship

|The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Aug. 26, 1965..15 | |

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THURSDAY PROGRAMS | Grey |

jing Canada looking at every- showed interest in the construc- thing from one of the world’s tion methods at the Pine Point greatest hydro development | mining site of the Consolidate projects in Quebec to a hospital Mining and Smelting Company

in Hay River, N.W.T.

The Russians Monday atr- |hopped from Fort Smith near the Alberta border to Yellow- | knife with stops at Pine Point jand Hay River on the south ishore of Great Slave Lake. As

3.00 p.m.—Musicale

3.30 p.m.—Moment of.Truth 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time

8.00 p.m.—Survivel

5.30 p.m.—20-20

6.00 p.m.—Tom Ewell Show 6,30 p.m.—Gazere

7.0) p.m.—CFCY TV News 7.15 p.m.—Keyboerd Melodies 7:30 p.m.—My Favorite Martlen 8.00 p.m.—Father ‘Knows Best

/11.05—Starlight Serenade 11.30—News" end Weather 11,.35—~Starlight Serenade

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8.30 p.m.—Petticoat Junction — , : 90 p.m.—Gomer Pyle 12:00—CBC News, Weather and 9.30 p.m.—Portrait 12.15—CBC News end Music —CBC 10.0 p.m.--Defenders. .

11.00 p.m.—Alfred Hitchcock Hour CBA RADIO

12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News | THURSDAY

12.13 e.m.—Local Weather end Sports

“| Leaders of the Russian dele

|where a heavy industrial corru- gated steel siding was used on all project buildings. They paced | off the size of the great steel | |sheets and measured their thick- ness. They asked about the cost | ‘and where it could be pur- | chased. : ie Konstantin Kroupitsa, director | of a construction research insti- tute, sun.med up their—feelings: “This is an excellent piece of |construction, but in Russia we | |would not waste valuable steel | jon walls. How do you do it?”

gation met with officials of the |

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Joppich was charged with fai- lure to reduce his vessel's speed in the dense fog and failure o> sound danger signals or stop at) | the approach of the Topdalsf- jord : 6

Tuesday's hearing came’ on) | the heels of a $4,100,000 suit | filed against the ship's owners, the U.S. Steel Corp., by,.13 Ce- darville survivors and widows of lost crew members. The suit. is not expected to/he—heard_ until next” spring.

Speaking in mitigation, Kee- nan told the hearing: ‘The cap-' tain wishes to continue his ca-; reer when. he is released from medical treatment, He does not! ask for mercy but only for jus, tice.

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