OTISFIELD GORE. Maine. - Although he's 35 to his bride's 79 Albert Pierce replied "I was in

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love with her" when asked why he married Mra. Ida F. Grover,

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a great grandmother. at Otisfield Gore, Mains (AP Wirephoto)

Japan Overtakes Britain To

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LONDON (Rcutersi - Japan pulled ahead of Britain last year to become the world's largest shipbuilding nation. Lloyd's an- nual sum iy of shipbuilding rs- vcaled today.

The Japanese output of 825 ships. totalling 1,746.29 tone. was more than double her prepious

' bcst--I88 ships of 828,730 tons in I055.

in producing 16 per cent of the unrld tonnage. Japan also built the xi-nrldls largest cargo ship. the 5i.-100-ion oil tanker Universe I.c:tticr.

France launched the 33.530-ton oil tanker George F. Getty in was but the next eight largest

BIIIDS--I8III(CI”S and ore and oil.

carriers - were turned out by Japan.

Britain launched III merchant ships of 1.383.387 tons last year, representing 21 per cent of the world tonnage. Her 1950 output

Need Dosco Views On Opening Mine

OTTAWA (CF)-Works Minister Winters said Tuesday it is neces- aat'Y to obtain the views of the Dominion Steel and Coal Corpora- tion before making plans for any opening of a new coal mine at Wcstviile, N.S.

He was replying in the Com- burns to Ciarie Gillie (CCF-Cape Breton South) who asked what Pmilrc-s has been made in dis- cusxinns about the hiture of West- ville. Nova scotia Premuer Stan- field and I delegation from the Ilviiilic area met here Friday with llr. Winters and Mines Min-

- lsicr Pi-iidham.

Yilr Winters said Mr. Stanfield hm umicriaken to ascertain the "NM or Dosco. and the federal slixcriinicnt is prepared to have it ""i)rcseniatIve at any such in- ll I i ii-iv.

llr. Stanfield approaced the

fulcral government about opening oi ihe Black Diamond coal seam in wesiville. now leased by Doaco. ll could produce a reported 1.000 ltins a dgy. I it has been reported that Dosco is reluctant to open the mine and is Imposed to a competitor taking over the lease. .

Shipbuilding

ldropped 00.550 tons below 1955.

and also was lower than in 1954. Japan also led the world in the production of oil tankers with 62 tankers totalling 772,003 tons. Lloyds oil tanker data showed that Britain produced 510.126 tons;

Sweden 197.004 tons the United States 149.734 tons. Output records. Lloyds said.

were created by West Germany. the Netherlands, Italy, Norway and Spain.

The world output was 6.673.701 tons. an increase of 1.356.950 tons as compared with 1955. "Except for the war period. this is the highest figure recorded since 1913." Lloyds said.

Canada's Wheat Exports Increase

OTTAWA ICPI W Canada's wheat exports rose by SI.i)00.000 bushels in the first five months of the current crop year to a tour- year high of 126,900,000.

Expanding world markets helped reduce anada's recurd stocks. but there were indications she would wind.up the crop year next July 31 with a peak surplus of more than 000.000.000 bushels.

Though her exports had in- creased, her stocks available for export or carryover at the end of the five months Jan. I totalled 701,500,000 bushels. up 45,900,000 from last year. the bureau of sta- tistics reported Tuesday.

At the start of the current crop year last Aug. 1. Canada had a near-record surplus of 540600.000 bushels and produced a new crop of giving her record total supplies of i.07l.400.tm.

Her domestic requirements for the year may take between 145.- oou.ooo and 100,000,000 and her ex- ports may total about 300,000,000. on that basis she would have a surplus at the year-end of about 000,000,000 or more. The all-time high was 5iH.000.000 in July. 1943.

U.S. supplies dipped to L197.- soo.ooo from 1.2t7.li0.000 last year and Australia's to 121000.000 from 134.800.0110. In the Argentine sup-

lies rose to 10l.00.000 from

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Britain May Sell Off Her Giant Battleships

.. PLYMOUTH. nneimi (Reuters) The days oi Britain's giant battle- ships are numbered.

The sari of souui-ii first lord of the admiralty. told reporun Monday here it is "improbable" they will be used again a gyp-

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been settled. Selkirk aHd.- poastble they will be kl;-smmly countrines who "BK Royal avy's vs hotne- ahlps - Vanguard. Anson. Duke of York. Howe and King George V - all are in reserve. st-litirk said tthe navy now con- - sidern aircraft carriers as its ' ”capitaI ships." around which tbd fleets are u. anlzed. He said the A See! campaign in Noventlkr "braved the oarriers' worth.

B. C. Legislature Has Page Boys

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Pick Design For Silver Dollar

OTTAWA tCPl--Selection of I design for a new silver dollar to commemorate the British Colum- bia centennial in 1958 was an- nounced Tuesday by Finance Min- ister Harris.

The winning design was sub- mitted by s c ui p t o r Stephen Trenka of Thornhiil. Ont.. and was selected from among 150 en- trics.

The design. for the reverse im- pressinn oi the silver dollar. shows a large totem pole. slightly to the right of centre of the coin. against a background of moun- talns. At the ripper left. following the curve of the coin's rim Is the word Canada. To the right oi the totem pole, also following the curve of the rim. are the words British Coliimbla.

Immediately to the left of the totem pole are the figures 185! and 1958 in horizontal lines one below the other. Across the bot- tom of the coin in a horizontal line is the word Dollar.

The face of the coin will bear a likeness of the head oi Queen Elizabeth used on present silver dollars.

Mr. Trenka was born In Buda- pest and came to Canada in I929.

He also won firiit prize in the competition for the commemora-

the five-cent piece issued in 1951. Mr. Trenka will receive the Si.- 000 prize for his design.

Franco Cabinet Takes Office

By HENRY IIUCKLEY

MADRID (Reuters) - Gen. Francisco Franco's fifth cabinet took the oath of office Tuesday in El Pardo Palace amid predictions it will produce it more liberalized and decentralized regime.

The new cabinet impressed the public as the one holding the moat promise of a riianlie In Policy since Franco's first cabinet was formed in I939 at the end of the Spanish Civil war.

Some observers said Franco hopes the new cabinet combined with administrative and economic changes announced on Monday. will influence the United states to grant additional aid to Spain.

The 64-year-old seneralisaime looking sturdy and fit. watched his iii ministers being sworn in by Justice Minister Antonio ltur- mendl. in the makeup. to merit- bers of the outgoing eablnet were replaced.

DEPERSONALIZED RULI .

Franco served notice that with the new government he will seek the gradual transformation of his personal rule into an adequate and permanent political system.

The head of state retains the premiership but has provided for an umiiig of a premier to when he could dclessle some of his

wers in the future.

Wile also has created a new key post in an effort to reform Spain's in ation - ridden eoononsy.

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