Prince Rupert Daily News
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on thee say
the ‘government ‘to

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manufacturing “industries
round Canada’s raw materials. |
This: wish © WAS expressed Mon-}:

 

 

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‘ernment to. cieate

to develop ‘the: resources. -*-

sald.
SUPPORTS GORDON REPORT”

{ motion ‘with a strong statement
of support for the Gorda econ-
omic commission ‘Proposals on
| respurces “development. “ -. « &

But “what fs the’ ‘government
. | going to do?” he' demanded. Was
it going to bring. in Jegislation
implementing: some-of the com,

une report. “to be embalmed?”:

Both Mr. Coldwell’
Low went: further than Mr,.Die-
| fenbaker and suggested’ ‘estab-
-|lishment of ‘a .natlonal’ Jhvest-
ment policy, but ‘there: should
also be.a national. investment

ij board to spread development

more evenly across: the. country:
“We say that some . of. ; our’
great projects should be ‘public.
projects,” he. sald, .Under _the®

2 present “hit-and-miss free ‘ent

terprise system we find depress::
ed, regions and the inost depress;
ed. region ds” the: marjtine.. TCs
gion,” ven

SEES INEQUALITIES

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‘tional’ development: policy,

rect -economic., Jhequalities, es:
pecially. in ‘the Atlantic and’
» Prairic. provinces, :
His: policy, - ‘outlindd® in ‘thé
‘non- -confidence |
‘encourage: nore, “processing of
raw materlals.“in’ Canada; -pivd

 

{| Canadians, a greater. share: of:

investment control ,. and - high

“We provide the foundation to .
go forward: and oo the Job," i" Ae .

“Mr, Diefenbaker coupled ‘‘his}.

mission’s ,suggestlonis? “Or * was}

and My, |:

Mr. Diefenbaker” said; 8 nat
ap-" :
| plied to all provinces, would cor-

-motion, » Would if.

  
 
 
  
 
  
   
 
 
  
 

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posts in foreign.’ corporation
-operating - dn ‘Canada; reduce:
Canada’s. trading deficits, and]
‘provide. federal: assistance for|

hydro - ‘electric .  deyelopment, ,

northern.. highways. ‘and ‘thet
projects. < a

  

COSTLY PEST
“Rats destroy millions of dollars
worth of: food | and. property, in

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is such a thing as being'{oo safe.
| The, ‘dpaning lead was the queen,

‘sure of four club winners,

‘Tthe second: club jend, Mr, Now!

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combination of cards. ‘In msnoty he.can do everything
“Y} but: play the | ganie- {a
dy Nort: desier - lead, i sgpale played the 10. Mr

 

oo k -the _ king. .and
v4 {playe "DAGK the: nine, remarking

“+ | compl ceontiy | that Mr; Dale
could a ke. his queen” any: time. a

Mr.'Dale replied that if nos:
“body: ‘objected:be'd. make - it;
laler. ; He. ducked: and let the:
nine ais, So, woh

‘Slowly: it: dawned on Mr, ‘Now
| that: na sti “didn't “haver clubs | t
setup: dnd at ihe needed: two
entries may to do -the job:
He had. just 6e—the ace of dia-
monds.. Desperately ‘he went,-to
| the ‘board: with’ that éard. and
took’ thet spade,, finesse... That
lost, and, Ane cont: act was down
one. 22

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Norlh. o East ’ Souuth West. With). ors; fely play: avitlable
3 shy Re ANT Pate in clubs: ie out “winners and.
o five top.wifners in other suits,|.

In. loday's'deal- “he neoved there there, was no good reason for
the: hold- -up in hearts’ ab trick:
one... If Mr,. New had. won the
first: heart trick in-his hand and
started on the clubs at once, he
would haye made the hand. ‘The
ace of hearts would have furn-
ished the vital additional entry
to the board later in the play,

of hear is ‘and‘he'let-lt-win: This
is often’ ‘the-correet play,. partic-
varly at a.no trump contract,
and the purpose is to cyt the
communication between: the de-
feridors'. hands and arrange the
timing of. the hand to your ad-
vantuge, In this particular-deal,

 

 

 

lel two Mrs. Ke }dar shingles for, Festoring the
another, aH bh Keen Jl: “Jeplre’of the 12th-céntury church
ace won, With the damage al- it Bt, Laurence: at this, town
ready dono, Mr, New went ate Tear” Southend have ‘been, do-
ter the c'ub st” neited: ‘by, # cavenn Junior
J ‘ H » company, The vicar, Rev, R
here i00 aii Bay “ee ay Burn, formerly worked. for the
atlempt to win’ all five “dubs Company .as a lumberjack.
would have mot with disnster,
Mr, New's purpose was 4o make

 

At Wiek Unvoe he cashed dum-
my’s nee of dubs, then led the
deuce, If Mt, Dale had: played
low, he Intended to pub in the
nine: The une would either hold
the trick or, If It last, the oppos-
Ing clubs would be divided d “Py
the most fryorablo. divislohy  °.
Tf Mr. Dalo played ‘tho }!0- on.

planned to wn it with tho king |] °
and: fire nek the ning, wiileh |].
would drive out. tho quecr to. aot
wp the rest.of. the “sult, Either
why, ‘ho. Vought, . four, Glubs ;
could be won, .

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gafoty piny for thls vonpinaglon
of cards all right, bub seo what
happened, oN tho kocond ely

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| TENTATIVE CONTRACT

 
   
   
  
 
  
  
  
 
  
  

however, athe considerations CANADIAN GIFT '
oubwelghed those jus .
oy weighed these Just menllon- |S AsmWoOD, Lngland. dasCe-

| Today's 5 Talks
May Avert

Dock Strike

-NEW YORK. ‘\-— Union and
employer. representatives ap-

peared: optimistic about averting |.

a threatened: strike today by

| 46,000" dockworkers . from Maine
-|to Virginia,’

‘Negoliatots for ‘the New York

{Shipping Assotlation, and the
Longshoremen’s

International -
Association (Ind.) conferred
until early. today, The, meeting

.| was to resume ‘at Noon, with the}

strike ‘scheduled for’ 3° p.m,
“We have. never been so close

_ {to achieving. a'-contract,” said}:
_| Alexander. Chopin, chief negotia-

tor for. the employer group. He

-jsald his. ‘organization ‘had made
_| “a considerable ‘amount of ‘con-:

cessions’,,...almed . Abe rene
agreenient, ,

 

A tentative contract agreement,
ig based.on proposals ‘put for-
ward by the- federal : “mediation
and conciliation’ service,

* Louis Waldman, ’ the union’s

‘| chief counsel, sald: ““nion pro-

gress has been made” toward
reaching ‘agreement on a. New

| York agreement, The ILA's

‘negotiating - ‘committee’ was “in
the “midst ‘ of. considering em-
ployer. clarification of acceptance
of -the. medigtor’s proposals, "

nN, Plilladelphia,: shippers said

V.[a. strike: bylongshoreimen there
| Was likely: even if.the disput was

settled by-the ILA in New York,
Union officials ‘in. Philadelphia
said they - “couldn’t possibly”
negotiate, a: ‘contract by the strike
deadline,.

- Considering the main stumbl-
‘ing block is the employers' insist-
ence on aright ol management”
Clause, It would give employers
exclusive power of deployment
of . workers and methods of
operation.

The dockworkers are frec at
3 p.m. to resume.a strike which
_|lasted for nine. days’ before it
was ended November 24 by a
court injunction ‘under = provis-
‘os of’ the Taft-Hartley Labor
Act. It enjoined the ILA from
striking until the explration of
a cooling-off period.

Wages apparently are not an
issue. The: employers: have: agreed

toa 32:cerit-an- -hour’ ‘Inerease |’

in the present $2.48 hourly base
pay, It-would: be. spread over a;
three-year: perlod, the !duration |
of: tho proposed contract,

 

BROAD. “SPEECH
‘ LONDON «fi — A, Lambeth dis-
trict judge could not understand
the accent of a Yorkshiremgn.
AD ‘policeman was called up to
act as “interpreter. ne

  
    
 
 
 
  
    
 
  
 
   
  
  
 
  
  
  
 
  
   

| WIDE OPEN AGENDA

 

The correspondents said the:
agenda will -include “anything
and everything,” but when they
tried to-pick the topic they.came
to widely varying conclusions.

The two leaders will confer in
Bermuda from. March 21 to
March 24. Then Macmillan will
spend two days in talks with
Canadian Prime Minister St.
Laurent. Before the Bermuda
meeting, French Premier Guy
Mollet will visit. Washington for
talks with Eisenhower and then
continue to Ottawa, .

The correspondent for the
Liberal News Chronicle says!
prospects for a new “summit”
meeting with Russia will be one
of the topics discussed.

ISLAND: ROCKET BASE

The Daily Mirror . specialist
says Macmillan “will almost cer- |
tainly" press Eisenhower to go.
along with an easing of the ban
on Eabt- West. trade,

The, Conservative Daily’ Mall
SAYS vital decisions on the West-
rer’ “push bulton' deferice’ will,
be:made at Bermuda, transform-!

 

{ing Britain into an Island rocket

base.
The correspondent for the Lae!
bor Daily Herald says. it is a.
“safe bet” that the Middle Er ab
will get lop. priority,
The. Liberfl Manchester
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Two More RCN

To Be Launched..Shortly

(Spectal lo Tho. Dally News)

VICTORIA ~-. The «last two
ships to be bulit for tbe Royai
Canadian Navy on the Wes
Coast under the current ship-
building program whl be
launched Jater this month,

On Februory 22, fb Vieloria
Machinery Depot, the mine-
sweeper Miramichi will slide
down the ways an on February
26 9 shnilar shin, The Cowichan,
will be launched at Yarvows Ltd,

The two minesweepers are
siinilar to those in service at the
present time in ‘the Second
Canadian Minesweeping Sauad-
ron, HIMC Ships Comox, James
Hay and Fortune, but improve. |

Minesweepers

   
  
 

are two of an additional. «lx new!
milnesweepers bulll to teplace. at;
ttmilar number. transferred by
Canada to France under the;
Mutual Ald’ Agreement of the.
North Atlante Treaty,
Sponsor bf the Mirandeht wil:
be Mrs, Harold Husband, wife of:
the managing director of VMD
white Mrs, F. 'T. Palrey, wife of
Dr. F, 'T; Falrey, Member of Pare:
Bament for Vietorla, will spen-
sor the Cowlchun, Both ships
WI be blessed alg thely launch.
ing ceremonies by Command
Chaplain (P) H, R, Pike, CD,
RON, and Command Chaplalu
MIRO) J, Hf. Laporte, GD, RCN,
| The Miramichi will be launch-

 

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THE 25 50l-TON Empress of Britain;
— in this’ photo: entering Saint. John hatbor,

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CANADIAN ROL E
. The Edinburgh Scotsman says: the co- -operation of '
Canadian support will be vital be likely-lo have -a ‘“elinching:

Angl -Amertean

be able to talk more frecly to!
Macmillan: and Mollet by meet-

maintenance
Anglo- American relations.

‘of the. Canadian Pacific Steatnships flect,, ‘Is i
her, winter port-of-call, She: mhde her first visit to"
a Canadian port in’ April, 1956, when she dock. adeat Montreal. Built In Glas ow, Scotland, ‘shey:
accommodates , 150 first-class passengers and 806. ' tourist-class
general cargo, She Is the third ship to bear Lhe name Empress of: Britain, =,

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U.K. Political Correspondents Vary
In Ideas As To Bermuda Talks Tépie

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LONDON (Reuters s)—Nothing will be barred from discussion -at’. next
month’s Bermuda meeting-between Prime - Minister Macmillan. and. President
Eisenhower, political - correspondents said today.

and. can. carry’ -5,000- tons ‘of*
(CP Photo).’

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The Scotsman | says. “Maciul
lun's talks with St, Laurent will
ing them separately. Eisenhow-' “bring into the picture the mem-!
er will mect Mollet in Washing-: ber of the Commonwealth’ ost;
ton Feb. 26 and 27.

icloscly assuclated with. -bolht
“Bul,” The Guardian adds,- partius, and one whose ‘support

"the manifest demonstration’ of, is Important for’, the: mainten-,
Western unity will still be lack-:ance of good. relations ‘between:
Ing”

Britain andthe United’ States, ‘
The. Yorkshire Post. adds that:
anada. will!

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