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Pink Salmon Choice

‘Pacific salmon fishermen:
Play fair with Canada on the
conservation ‘of pink. salnon, o
oe all-out fishing war, in which
Canada will isnore closed season:
invoked by U.S. '
- “We won't gel a pink salmon
treaty till we outfish them,” say:
the . hard-hitting minister,
“We didn’t get a sockeye treaty
till we did that :. . The Ameri-

four week ciosure last Seplem-
ber, and I am not going to stand
for that. We will tell-them what

we think.are proper closures and

 

Jif they fish, in ours we will fish
jin theirs, ne
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tl THE: Hon. Jimmy -is not a man
, to go out of his way to pick
ya fieht:

Neitker is he one to
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ed for.’ There is acute need for
‘a proper pink ‘shimon‘ ‘treaty to}
5 Fanply. {o the whole west coast.
‘For years and. years Canada’s
‘polite overtures for such a treaty
have got nowhere. Now is the
‘time to, lay our story right on the }
‘line, and this is what the hard-
hitting, plain-speaking minister
‘has done,

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| AROUND Ottawa Jimmy is some-

times called “the fishmonger
‘general. ”

But before you can sell fish,
: YOU have to catch them. There
‘is desperate need for an adequate!
conservation treaty, as between
Canada and the United States. It!

‘is literally impossible for either |

country to apply proper conser- :

vation measures without the co-'
5 operation of the other country. ;

> AS ° ‘Mr. ‘Sinclair made crystal:

- clear, Canada’s first choice ‘is
-isuch a treaty. But unless and
until we.‘eel such a treaty, Ca-!

nadian fishermen will have to!
“| stow Everybody concerned that:
we are able lo- look after our-i

 

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tbh de ee
"PERHABS the Hon. Jimmy re-
* members the lesson of the St.;
‘Lawrence waterway.
-For-a full 50 years Canada tried
Ho get the United States to agree ;

ito the joint widertaking of this

- project Time after time the:
jmatter.went before Congress, al-,
ways ‘to be blocked.: Even the

eure the consent of the Congress

. Finally the long-suffering gov-!
‘ernment of Canada lost ils pa-
' tience, Backed by parliament
100 per cent it told Unele Sar, '
iin effect, to go jump in the lake.
We said we would go ahead with:
the whole waterway oursclves,
‘building all the necessary chan-:
‘hels on our side of the lHne.
When the
‘American Congressmen at last:
‘gaw the Canadian steam shovels’

actually moving into position to.

Start digging they changed their,
‘oplnions overnight,

“used for full 60 years were for-
Lien in the twinkling of an eye,
thee U. se Conurasemien Voted: 10
conte in quite anndi dn the deal:
'—Whieh is by now almost com-
pleted —in fact is nine months:
lahead of schedule.

~ ‘Me moral ts elear—and Hon,
‘Jimmy Sinclair's words show at
‘least he knows It.

 

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| TOKYO (Reuters) — Two mo-
‘nie radar sels for tracking
[high-speed guided missiles ors

‘rived from the United States for:

ase by the Japanese defence
forees, American experts will:
train Janqnese in thelr opera.
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- THE H on. Jimmy Sinclair
chas issued:a virtual ul-
simatum to the American

cans fished when we declared aj_

Proposed Green Belt Around Capital
Being Jeopardized by Sub- Division

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“fight, when one is so plainly eall-

VIENNA Reulers)-The cles;

| Orders for Coal Reauired before the Easter Week.

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Federal District Commission,

 

OTTAWA
District Commission

unveiled plans to

yesterday.
spend $69,-:
(000,000 in Oltawa’s national cap-
ilal plan during the’ next
and more authority to carry
them out,

~ Ina 100-page brief to.a joint
‘Senate Commo.is committee the
‘FDC warne? that ‘uncontrolled
isub-division is putting in jeap-
ardy the provosed “green-heii”

 

aroimd the capital.
| It sought authority to spend:
‘some $15,000,000 to $20,000 4090 to’
buy land now in the gree: belt
area to be held for plan use and.
ifor resale. This would provide
‘adequate land reserves fcr the:
next 100 years,
WOULD ENLARGE AREA

Other main recommendations :
‘in the brief include enlargement
of the 900-square-mile nation-
lal capital area to take in the!
'Licvre river in Quebec's ‘Galin- |
eau hills oposite Ottawa, and’
‘the Mississippi river running

ifrom near Carleton Pace to the ‘pictures of him

‘Ottawa river near Arnprior, Ont. ; : shorts:
. Eselves even on a catch-as- catch- ;

tJacquos Grebey,
ifully planned

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Commandos

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OF Bishop

| NICOSIA (Reuters) — Brilish
‘commandos secking hidden arms

‘today searched the residence of
the absent Bishop of Paphos,
enior Greek Orthotox chureh-
‘man here, who row ls In Athens,

Troans with sub-machine-uns
‘and bayonets steod guard. ag

“@ — The Federal ! bee,

‘and
10°
years and asked more money.

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THIS IS A MODEL OF Ottavia’s proposed $3,600, 000 city hai now awaiting final approval by the

“sen “iepae

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It will be built on Green isha, near (he spot where the Riceau

river flows into ihe Ottawa river.

Involved are expenditures
of millions of dollars tor reloca-
ction of railways, construction
extension .of parks and
driveways wind establishment cf
cultural centres,

The commission has been pet-
ting an annual $2,500,000 for plan

Work from the Povernmenét since
‘the 1947-48 fiscal year and this

‘total of $25,000,000.

—a lightly populated open wea:
$5,000,000 a year beeinnine in’

“year,

‘blend with “surrounding natural i year and’so he wowdn’

‘other troops and police searched

the bishopric for iHeeal arms,
The ground was dug wo in se
‘eral places anid the roof ev:
od,
Nearby houses occupled hy @y-

lforlg to cruch
campaleny, oipportins-

ta ani of. ti “Med itey
Island.” ‘colony: “.willf
/Whether anything we

was not known,

The Bishon of Paynhos
abroad when Britsh
Archbishop Makarlos and Bish-
op Kynrlanos of Kyrenia Mageh
1 for aleped complicity in ter
bork aetividdes,

Only one of the four sentor
church leaders now remains en
the Island--Bbhoy
Winn,

On the other side ef the sland

a aune,

Was

Vo British Columbia.
SUD politicians, hen: ver ‘ulated Uae

All the rede ipriot Greeks also were senvebed jslature in Luts
‘sons and excuses which had been as Briish authorlfes continned : ‘eae

found Nee,
Aer,

denarted aver

troops sought gunmen wha bile!

led Iwo British sawers In an ame

ural raphe

is to continue until 1957 for x
The brief
suggested that instead of 3¢-
500,000 a year it pet at linet

1957 (o provide it with $50,000,990
in the 1957-67 period.

(CP Phato}

The Senaie - Gommons con-

mittee, set up specially this year|

to look into the commission's:
progress, WH recommen? ta Pare!
lament how financing shoutd:
be carrie? out in the future,
Financial statements in
brief showed the commis:ion has:
expended $16,850,104 on capital
plan nrojects su far and has aoe:
other $2.500.000 on the commit-,
Inent hooks It estimated ils:
own preieets in’ the nevi 10,
years will cost S$50.748. 000 end)
its share of prolects to be car-
Hed oul by other areancies at:
$18 400,000, :

VICTORIA REPORT

By J. K. NESBITT

VICTORIA Premier Bennett,
on his post-session vacation this
managed to elude photo-
graphers. Last year Mr. Ben-
nett went to Hawaii and pho-
.lographers found him basking on
‘the sands of Waik iki and so took

in swimining
The Premier past wasn't

The plan, based on recommeén- ‘sure how he liked such intiniate
‘dations by French town planner , ‘pictures plastered all over
calls for ere- :newspapers,

the

He wouldn't chans 7c

toianother such set of pictures this
t tell any-
‘oné where he was going. He

- drove south with his Wile, stop-—
ping at pleees
‘telling no-o
‘the US.
premier fram Canada isn't looh-
cud upon as of very much import

fh the sun and
ww Who he wast in
Mnyway, a provinedal

 

ance,

March o) former Premier dohlin
Hart will be 77. For mere than:
two yelrs now he lis peen con.
fined to his home with « sirake,
‘Is paralyeed duwn the vieht side,
em7'b speak, iit he's ee
looks well, is glad te see frie ne,
has bevame 2 rabid televish Wa
far,

Mr, Hart built up one of the
‘outstanding potitie: a careers of
huike maggl

bitterness of defeat at the palls,
He was first elected to the Leg-
» est Year be-
Minster of Minaiee, con

TN 188 he came back,
Was adol the vinktor af rin
In W4t he became prem
keeping alo the finance
porllatia, whieh, in id, ho gave
fu Conservative chieftain
Herberk Ansearib, in order ta
beep neece in the raalition tors.
Hy. He rethred trom the prenner
ship dn Beeesnber ac lt, for ane
session salons Aa Speaker. He
bowel St at yidiie dite tn Wa,

Anthhno; ef Pehising to rin aed da the sen-

eral eleetion of (nat yor,

Wisdom has preyed da hih-
and sa Artin Laie

bush Testivoaieht al eanaron

In the “triangle of terror HOWtH |
of Mamarusta, ;
Troops surrounded the | Vitae

wi od owe eurfew owas ene
foreed,

The voljers were killed whey
three or four cunmen machine.

gunned thelr amy patral ony,

Closed Good Friday,
turday, March 3]

rior to Thurselay noon to

| he open on Saturclay,

» lumber and coal,

 

 

will remain as leader. The Lib-:
eral cause is pretty hopeless ati

-the moment, but Mr, Laine ean:

do as well-likely much better,
as a matter of fact--than any-
one ere in keeping the Léberal«
flag flying,

The CCF t wi Suffered a bad:
Yoo dh clandoiph  Tardins’s
tment ubat he won't take:
the CCF leadership even if its”
offered io him,

IW ever a miu should be:
drafted info party leadership - | payecmememnrss:
that man is Randolph Harding, |
Surely hell make the sacrifiee,
ond take the leadership. If he
doesn't Che CCl may ke ia bed
wey,

OP tee,

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VANCOUVER @ Premier
Behmete and Heath  Mintistes
Ode Marlin were called on to
investigate the

“a statement Tuesday night by
-secretary-treasurer Vie Forster
cof the Vancouver Labor Counell
© (CCL),

| Mr. Parster recalled the state-
Arsens, MLA for
Victoria, made Monday night at
ha public meeting, that cancer
'oufferers have been “blindfolded
hand led down the garden path
‘hy the medfeal practitioners’
vend called this “one of the most
‘serlous charges ever
againet the medical profession in
‘this province.”

Eseause Mrs, Arsens is

‘porter of the government,

many people will take . it
granted that what she — says
“must have a basis of fact.”

Especially will cancer suffer-

-erg with incurable cases be at-
tracted to Mrs, Arsens’ theories, '
said. In other cases her.
statements will affeet the rela--
Wonship between doctors and:

cancer patients.

“This in itself could shorten
the life of a patient,” he said. |

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