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.llAMPT()N PASTORAL Charge Services Sunday April idiaw ll a.m. DeSabie 3 p.m. Vic- toria 7.30 pm. Rev. R.H. Baxter, minister

..IlItADALBANE UNITED Church Sunday April 15th. Pleasant Val- ley ll a.ni. North Granville 3 p.m. Bradalbane 7.30 p.m. Rev. H. S. Raynor, minister

CAVENDISII PASTORAL Charge The United Church oi Canada. Ser- vices on Sunday. April 15th, as follows: Cavendish ll a.m.: North

worship and Communion ll a.m. New Glasgow Community Sunday School l'1.l5 livening service 7.30 p.m. I-'iim ”Secrct of the Gift." C.'ivi-iulisli United Baptist Cliiirch- Worship service 3 pm. Rev. Bry- er R. Jones, minister.

UNITED BAPTIST C h it r c h. Montague Cliargc. Sunday. April lSlIi. Montague ll am. Sunday School 9.45 a.iii. Murray Ilarliour 3 p.m. Murray River 7.30 p.m. With Song Service at 7.15. Ordin- ance of the "Lords Supper". at the close of the evening service. All visitors are welcome at these services. Rev. A.M. Rogerson, min- Ister.

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..NORTH TRYON Presbyterian Church Services Sunday April l5. l1 a.m. Church School 12.15. Miss Mary A. MacKenzie, dcaconess.

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..YOBK PASTORAL Charge. The United Church of Canada. Minist- er, Rev. .l.M. Sproule. Sunday, Ap- ril 15, 1956. ll a.m. Central. 2.30 p.m. Pleasant Grove. 7.30 p. in. York.

TYRON BAPTIST Pastorate. Dr. E.J. Barrass, Minister. Services for Sunday. April 15th. Westinore- land at 3.00 p.m. Tryon at 7.30 p.m. Sunday School at Tryon at

school. Clyde River 2 pm. Reva Owen Cochran, minister. f ..CROSS ROADS Alexandra liar-3 elbrook services for Sunday, April 15th. Cross Roads ll a.m. Alex- andra 3 p.m. Hazelbrook 7.30 p.m. I All are welcome to these services. Rev. C.E. Armstrong, minister.

HUNTER RIVER P .1 s t oral Charge, the United Church of Can- ada. Services on Sunday. Aprill 15th. as follows: North Wiltsiiirc 11 a.m.: Wheailey llivi-r .'l p.ni ;. Hunter River 7.30 p.m. llunter Riv-I er Sunday School at 10.30 11. in Rev. C.R. Moase, B.A.. Il.D., Min- ister.

Rockets To Be Fired At

land in the Arctic as well as from Fort Churchill, Man., during inter- national Geophysical Year exper- ments, it was learned Wednesday.

The Defence Research Board made public more details of Cana-

department Wednesday

photo shows him in the regalia of his office bearing the mace. (CPPhoto)

Russians To Discuss Trade, Co-Operation

LONDON (AP)-Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin said Wednesday night he and Party Secretary Nikita Khrushchev are coming to Britain primarily to discuss in- creased trade and broader co-oper- ation.

Buiganin outlined plans for the 10-day visit beginning April 18 in an interview with the London Times. It was broadcast by Mos- cow radio.

Tiic premier denied that the Soviet Union is trying to drive a wedge between Britain and the United States. -

”When the Soviet Union wants to establish good. friendly relations with any one country it does not mean that the latter should turn down friendship with any other country." he said.

"Our country wants to be friends with friends of Britain. too, and we do not need to deprive Britain of her friends."

Bulganin said the trip is intended "to discuss first of all questions pertaining to development of trade between our countries and broader co-operation between the U.S.S.R. and England."

He added that the discussions

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Seek Funds For 'Quoddy Survey

WASI i l NGTON (AP)-The state assured ( Rep.

Senator Frederick Payne

Mainei it intends to ask Congress

for one million dollars to start in the year beginning July 1 a survey

IIIIEO the economic justification of the Pass-amaquoddy tidal power

project.

Payne had written the depart- mciit April 3 urging that Canada be persiizided to approve the S3,000,- 000 survery by the international waters. The survey was authorized

earlier this year by Congress.

On April 4 the Canadian govern- ment agreed to refer the survey

proposal to the commission.

Assistant secretary Robert C.

Ceyion's New P

COLOMBO, Ceylon, (Reuters)

ment looks forwards to continu- ing friendly relations "in the cause of peace and our mutual

mentary messages after Band aiiaike was sworn in as prime minister, foreign ministe and de- fence minister.

Eth:n's message said Britain looked forward to "continuing with your government the close and friendly relationship which has existed between the govern- ments of Ceylon and the United Kingdom." '

Bandaranaike. whose Socialist Pe0Ple's United Front party routed the pro-Western govern- ment of Sir John Kotelawala in the recent election. favors repub- lican instead of dominion status for Ceylon and removal of Brit- ish military bases here.

The 57-year-old 0xford-educat- 90 lawyer agrees in principle with the neutralist world policy of Indian Prime Minister Nehru

Eden Exchange Compliments

remier And Mr.

and also wants a measure of nat- ionalization of the island's in-

ment. he said he would open dip- p

lomatic missions in Moscow and Peiping. Observers here said this

The policy would be one of "non-alignment"-though inevita- bly there would be some change in the basis of Ceyion's relation- ship with Britain.

Bandaranaike in a broadcast to the nation Thursday night prom-

adlislantage," Eholllld not” be ttaltcienf as meaning . wi wic o t ....:"”a.. ..:::..E.?'":...iii. till? "” "is wow! WHAT BEAUTIFUL

JOHN A. CUSTER

ised "justice and fair play" to ra- cial, reli ions and other minorit- ies as wel as his political oppon-

ents.

"We shall perform our duty sincerely, and to the best of our, ability. bearing in mind the, wishes of the people who have returned us to power." he said.

The Trotskyite Lanka Sama, Samal party-rating second with! It seats-announced pit would give full support to the new gov- ernment in carrying through re- forrns promised during the elec- tion campaign.

Russia Asks Britain To Join Talks

LONDON (Reuters) - Russia asked Britain Wednesday to join in summoning a 12-power conference to discuss South Viet Nam's re- fusal to carry out parts of the 1954 armistice agreement which ended the Indochina war.

Britain opposed the proposal.

Diplomatic sources said Andrei Gljofnyko. deputy Soviet foreign mlmsl-GT. put the request to the Marquess of Reading, minister of state at the foreign office.

The two diplomats. whose coun- tries were co-chairman of the 1954 Geneva conference. were opening talks about the situation in Viet Nam. the biggest of the three in- dochina states. and Laos.

Free Wife In Shooting Case

PERCE. Que. (CP)-Provincial police W s' 4 y freed a 29-year- old wife whom they said fired three revolver shot" at her physi- cian husband "in self defence.”

Mrs. Claire Pronovost. mother of three children, of Anse du Cap. Que.. was freed. Her husband, Dr. Gaston Pronovost, 45. is recover- ing from bullet wounds at the home of his brother Dr. Adrien Pronovost at Barachois, Que.. in Gaspe.

The shooting occurred Tuesday in the Pronovost home. Provincial police said it followed "a quarrel.”

(A government spokizman in Quebec City said the woman was ordered freed after a full in- vestigation. No charges are plan- ned against the woman's husband.)

The ii.jured physician was taken to hospital at the pulp-manufactur- ing centre of Chandler on Baie des Chaleurs where he underwent an emergency operation for the re- moval of a bullet from his abdomen. Two other bullets grazed his cheek and ear. Authorities say his condition is not serious.

I.I.K. Plans Tractor Samples For China

LONDON, (Reuters) -Britain announc ” W ” day a deal to send a consignment of 60 tractors to Communist China and expressed hope that West-

that though exports of tractors to China are banned by agree ment among the Western pow- ers. Britain had taken advan- tage of a procedure which al- lows certain goods through so long as tho embargo power: are informed.

Soc: Big Marker Potential In Canada

MONTREAL (CP) - E. C. Row. pIC5IdEIIE and general manager of the Chrysler Corporation of Can- ada, said Wednesday Canada can narrow the gap between her stand- ard of living and that of the United States by increasing her markets.

He told the Advertising and Sales Executive Club that in the "present discrepancy" between this countryls per capita owner- ship of most consumer goods and

Three Members Of RCAF Killed

MONTREAL. (CP)-A single- engined Otter aircraft crashedl Tuesday near Goose Bay. Lab-. rador. .1-iiliing three RCAF per-I sonnel. I

An inquiry has been lauuciiedl into the crash, which occurred in densely-wooded rolling country five miles from the airport. ;

They were identified by Air Transport Command here as I-'0 R. C. Reid, 27. Dartmouth, N.S..l pilot; F0 J. M. Kctciieson. 385 Trenton. 0nt., co-pilot: and LAC F. E. Scllazza, 21, Sydney, NS., crew members.

The craft, used for utility purposes. tine local night.

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was on a rou-y. lleave from Cyprus. The pilot of tile

survived by his widow and a son. F0 Ketchesonilsriiziin landed at Le Bourget air-

Returns From Y Work In Greece Will Speak Here

John A. Custer World Si-nice Y.M.C.A. is now en-route to New York after five years of seiiice in Thessaionika, Greece where he was teclinial advisor to the YMCA The completion of a new 97-bed "Y" dormitory for older Illl.',Il sch. ool boys and university students. highlighted one of his activities.

In addition to his assigned work. Mr. Custer, at the request of th- Minster of Welfare, helped to or. ganize a leadership training pro-, gram for Government welfare ca-p nips. He was president of the For- eign Community School Board for two years and organized a Sunday - school and adult devotional pro gram for the foreign cominunity

In a scheduled tour of East:-1-ii Unit:-rl States and Canada, Etlr Cu- ster will address meetings in ('liar- lottetwn in the near future.

N0 BOMB AT ALI. PARIS (Rcutersl - Six I)I:lt'I( boxes suspected of containing an plosives and taken from a iiritisli troop-carryiiig plane here llonday have been found to contain only the personal belongings of Britisli servicemen being ferried home our

plane travelling from Cyprus my port after hearing a news broad-

cast of suspected terrorist activit- ics at Cyprus airfields.

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NEW GLASGOW Christian 1liV':,l;nS,"El;lly",,ye'l;Ii,rV'le,”3 :asi(iiIg of world tensions and the mA,',;lh:t'ly,heN",l,l,l'ei,ggn '2ll',fef',0f; 1)RU(;(;1sTs s1NcE 1310 Church bundny. April 15 mornms Kingsmn 730 pg "L Sunday sirciigthening of peace all over the questionem in the Commons

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-Ceyion's new left-wing prime minister. Solomon Bandaranaike. dustry, mainly tea planations. 4Y0linlz Peoples Purpose after Peoples play. - v r r A , lold Britain Thursday his govern- In his first post-election state t g lwhich the recreation committeel The program was in the form of I1S5t':onC(II'IlfIIIll(I:t'?J(IInlleleDealv'VellLTlsng.Ss apclt;i3-

twenty questions and was conduct- ities.

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Froiicii To Recoil 200.000 Reservists

PARIS (Reuters) -The Fro ch cabinet gave itself swee Powers Wednesd night to race up to 200,000 reservists as rein- forccments for rebel-ridden Ai- Kcria.

' A government spokesman. -1- nounclng the decision after a five- lloiircablnet meeting. said first Individual mobilization o r d e r a

' would be sent on twlthin 48 hours,

Officers and non-commissioned officers of any age are also liable to recall under the decrees. which will enable the overnmeat of Socialist premier uy Moilet to driect an unint rupted flow of reinforcement: by sea and air to Algeria for the struggle against Ipedestlmated 13.0w nationalist r s.

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A balloon carrying a rocket will be allowed to float at its ceiling of about 16 miles above the earth From it the rocket will be fired to a height of more than 00 miles.

Britain. Australia and Japan also are planning rocket programs in connection with the lleophysienlv

ar. "Attempts will be made to sample lhg gumrae by photocell: and ion npectographs placed in the rock- ets shot into an auroral display such as the northern lights. other tests will try to measure x-rnyir and ultra-violet rnysA from solar was by geiger coun . on rock-

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amazed by the provincial agricul- tural department nursery and dis- ti-ibutod by the city parks depart- I3

(in the immissioni as expendit- iously as possible and to request an appropriation for the fiscal year 1957 so that the survey can bein- itiated without loss of the 1050 summer work season."

President Eisenhower has rec- ommended appropriation of one million dollars to start the survey.

U.S. last year at the rate of one for every 20 people while in Can- ada the rate had been one for every 41 persons. Mr. Row said. This meant Canada could doiiblc its car market.

The same potential existed in other consumer-goods fields where Canadians were buying less than

Americans.

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