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two new cabinet member's

tinls for the Lib eras.

As. the June 10° ‘general clec-
tion -approaches, the: thickly-
populated. Toronto..aren gets its
' first minister in’ 12 years. ‘Mon-
m = tread; gets: one, loo.)
Re Th ig ew cabinet acinbers. an-
™ 'Hounted: by. PriméeMinister..St.
*. Lavfent Thursday are Hon: Lio-
nel Chevrier, 54, reported. as ‘be-|.
ing groomed .for:. ‘Liveral: “strong
man In Quebec: aud, eventual
party leader, and Paul. Hellyer,
who gives cabinet. ‘representa-
tlon to Toronto at the unusually-
young age of 33,

MINOR TASH

-¢ The silvery - thatehed Mr,
Ciitvricr, former transport: min-
ister, nax veen $25,000-a-year
president of the St. Lawrence
peaway Authority since 1954. For
‘the present, he takes over the
telatively-minor job of presl-
‘dent of the Privy Council,

"Mr. Hellyer, Commons men-
ber for Toronto Davenport, be-
romes associate defence mints-
ter, a title not used since 1954,
For .14 months he had been pare
liamentary nssistant-to Defence
Miniter Campney at $14,000 a
year. His new job pays $27,000.

“Mong with these  appotnt-
mets, Mr, St. Laurent d sclosed
tleaspress conference that Mr.
Cheyrier Js expected to run In
Monitrenl Laurler and that the
ajliing member for that riding--
Bugone Lefraneols—has been
ajipolnited to yhe Senate,

sfhe-prine minister: sald no
qppolyitment has been made
lmniedately to Mr. Cheyrler's va-
ented. position as head’ of the
drganivation carrylng oul Cane
Adi'a: $985,000,000 share of sen-
way ‘navigation factlMos, but
(hot. View + President Charles
Gavale will be acting head ponds.
Ing an appolnbment,
expectations are that Mr,
Y Gavelo will oventually be con.
By; firmed in the Job,

A WAVE FULL WANK
ie Bolly Mr, Chevrier and Mr.
Ha Udllyor have full cablyot status,
despite Mv, Hellyer’y “oswortn to"
iitle and Mr, Chovrlot'a somes
What. honorary function,

. The prime rnlinistor Anode it

| ran sean! oulme fron oreme
Hoe He

‘Man Gets Year
For Possessing —
Stolen Goods

“You Paul Arelvunbault was
sontonded ton yen in dat yers
(viday afternoon in olly, police
county after helng found. guilty
bye Magiabrata W. dD, “Vine, of
beings i posseaslon:. of stolen
propor. The neousod, af nol)
fIxaclacdroxs, plondad, nob guilty

i" iho. charge,
Palle sulle (hit (ie ciecnaad
hit Mn Wik puosnosaon) © olothed
lula fran a yin, belonging to
Al's Diy Cloantng ‘nnd bana
Vorrace, while parked. Water
» Ghote The glolon proparty,. vale |
waite more (vit $60, whe found
Nddon nn abalone «tho

  

 

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“By JOHN LeBLANC
Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA (CP)=The federal government has

with vote-catching poten-

 

clear that the former minister
will get larger responsibilities
r the Liberals are returned J une
0.

“Thore: “would (Hien ‘bes a “reat:
rangement” Qf, the: cabinet,<Mr.

Presuinably,. this would depend!

‘St.-Laurent: sald. But he did, noid.”
specify how It would be shuffled:t

 

et laughs, at’ the expense of the ROMP. “Any similarity: between my. cartoons and -my
“ police officers In the town. is purely accidental,” Inspector Taylor assures us. One ex- -
fe co Poption is caricature of Sgt, ‘Wally Todd striding out, playing the bagpipes ashe will” |
i tonight when he leads’ in the Grand March at 10:30. Daily News Staff Photo,
* tt
BACK Lak CABINET: . RCAF Pilot
Sentence |

WINNIPEG @—A 26-year-old
RCAF pilot today , awaits sen-
tence following conviction by a
five-member court martial on;
three of four charges laid in con- ;
nection with a Feb. 17 crash Here
of a Mitchell bomber:at. the end
of a Vancouver-Winnipeg flight.

FO John S. Sargent of West-
wood, Ont.,* was: the ‘pilot of a
bomber which pancaked: into a

 

 

|) vancouver (cr)
-|T:he» Canadian’.

 

There were no: injuries,

The captain of the. 5,259- ton}

Princess Joan.said: the ‘ferry re-

ceived superficial damage to {ts}
' port bow and superstructure. The}:

Jerry, en route from -Victoria’ to
| Vancouver, made port here. only.
| slightly’ behind schedule. a

Damage to the Tatekawa Maru
could not be iearned immediate-

ly. The Tatekawa Maru: was{-
enroute to Seatue from Vancou-} -

ver, The collision occurred just.
off Sidney, 18° miles north of
Victoria. There was some fog in
the strait at the time: |

: Though’ not. heavily damaged

in the crash, the ferry willbe out |

Pacifie
: Steamships ferry Pri incess
-|Joan and. the’ Japanese
- freighter Tatekawa Maru
| collided in ‘the ‘Strait of}
|| Georgia, at’ 2 aim, today. .

   
  

those’ bare ‘trees . SiL0WS: -th

Bird, the kid don’t have to be:
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‘of ‘service for. some time while |.

 

residential area adjacent “Sto.
Sevenson : eld and. damaged:

He was ‘convicted: of ‘failing. 40

 

 

‘y some extent on how present
and prospective cabinet minis-,
ters fare before the electors.
Two ministers are known .to:
be leaving after the election. !
They are Mines Minister Prud-
ham and State Secretary Pin-
ard, Mr.
wil] continue (n- office until th

ning.
announced Thursday, Mr, St.!
Laurent said no other

June vote,

safely hone,

REORGANIZATION

LONDON (Reuters) —~ Britain
today announced that four of
hor. five battleships will be
scrapped his yonr Ina thorough
reorganization of tha Royul
Navy for nucleay warfare,

In place of the babtlouhips—
Inckbona. of Britain's Second
World War flectethy navy will
concentrate on. "roving" luak
forces bull around alraraft cars
rlors oqulppod with iuclonr und
rockeb woupons,

Tord Bolkirk, tral lord of tho
ndmiralty, rovented the new
program today in a pariiamont-
Ary Momornndum on navy calle
mntos for tho conng fnanelil
yonr, Tb ty part of Britain's
swooping fiveeyenr plan to 10.
ahape her defeneo oxtnblahmont
WIVy prliie rollance | on Wo, hy
drogen bomb, -

IMPROVE: ASDIO QUIEN

Oribloa. of tho program claim
If will. roducd tho “gonlor sor
vioo,” with {ta proud tradition na

 

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St. Laurent sald they:
2 conviction was recorded, one to

election, though neither is run-!¥

Beyond the two appointments |

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make a refueiing stop at Rivers}.
; Man. —the last refuelling stop—}

en route from Vancouver and
‘falling to taxe appropriate em-
rergency landing action on ap-
/proaching the Winnipeg ficld,

A third charge on which a

hich FO Sargent pleaded guilty,
was unlawlully deviating from
uuthorized flight orders.

He was acquitted oh a charge

cabinet of making false entry in a docu-
changes are planned before the; ment which was ‘required for of-

ficial purposes

NO LIMIT TO WHAT SMALL CARS
WILL HOLD IF YOU TRY HARD

KENTVILLE, N.S, @—~Passers-by blinked when they saw
the load in a small British car stopped ab a traffic light.

A heavily-built man and two boys filled the front seat.
Another boy and a steer occupied the back seat. A. ‘bag of
feed could be seen in the trunk,

Later Mrs, Lunn told the story. She sald the driver wits
was her husband, welght 238 pounds, With him in front were
Murray Lunn, 125, and Doug Woodworth, 200. In back were
the steer, 900 pounds, and Lewls Lunn dr, 12,

Mrs, Lunn said her husband bought the steer ab Windsor,
25 miles east of here, for $30, The car was thrown in for an-
other $10, ‘The 100-pound bag of call meal was added in
Kentville, Toll load: 1,075 pounds, And (he enr took them

Britain To Scrap Four
Of Five Battleships —

of Drake and Nelson, to a sec
ond-clnss Navy, 7

But Lord Selkirk sald today;
"The role of the navy, modified
and developed in-the way that
hag boon described, continues to

country’s defence,” -

Ono noluble disclonure, In vlow
of Russia's growlyg: submarine
float, ts that a now nadie sot
submarine detoctor has beon

have possessed proyloualy," |

The Weather:

Roly overnight and Sajurday
mornlng with whowory ngiun Bib
urduy aflornoon,  Libtle ehango
It) hampari iit Wliyds southonst
$0 tonight. thon voorlng Bivbut'e
diy nflorneon to westerly 80,
Low tonight and high: Saturday
a, Port Nirdy, Sandaplt’ and

 

 

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bo of grontost Importance to thin) |!

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repairs are made; it: was. learned.
The. vessel. has a capacity ‘of

  

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Eden Leaving :
Hospital Soon

BOSTON 4, — Sir: Anthony
Eden will be discharged from
New England Baptist Hospital
next Monday, the dally bulletin
said today. He will go to Ot-
tawa after his discharge,

Dr. Richard B, Cattell, who op-
erated on the former British
prime minister April 13 for a
bile-duct obstruction, said in the
bulletin that the 69-year-old
statesman would “spend a week
near Boston following which he
will travel by air to Ottawa on
May 6,"

emennieaedmena

Driver Fined

Raymond Albert Perusse was
fined $50 and had his driving;
licence suspended for one month
today when he pleaded guilty
before Magistrate W, D, Vanee
in city pollee court to a charge
of Impalred driving.

Polleo sald that Perusse crash-
ed his ear Into the buck of a
slatonary laxt while attempting
lo park. The defendant had o
previous conyletion for driving
without due care and abtention,

 

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UGE MoKENZTE, io 13«
youreold Prince Ruport achool-
boy who tesouod his playmate
from tho’ water ab the Now
Houta on Wednesday oyoning,
ls today revommondad ‘for o
Royal Canadian Wumane Ate
soulitlon Award by the "Dally
Nowa", A Caco 9 student nt
Rooth Momorial Wigh school,
Wughia la the oldoat anid of
Mr, and Mra 1, Mokonale,
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Be ae for.their members aspen

tthe! coneiliatio
. the: increase..

i the Liquor . Control: Board. A

 

‘sing beer at: seven: City: bars’
been granted, _retroactiv:
November 27, 1956) the da

with: pay, increased © tO. ‘three,

 

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price of beer without: approval'of} a not

brief, ‘Presenting’ their. case ‘for

_. | the increase, signed by. the: seven}

  
  
 

   

  

.|hotel-men, has been sentto the}:
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‘With Tax Cut Pl

The PC national leadér told an
election rally here Thursday
night that a federal Conservative
government, if clected June 10,
would carry out those promises,

He also outlined a national de-

would benefit all parts of Can-

sure control by Canadians of this
country's “economic destiny,”

MET WETH PREMTERS ,

his OYy-week cross-country tour,.
Mr. Diefenbaker conferred pri-
yalely with the Ontario Premier,

Mr.-Froat later told a reporter:

sible encouragement, My people

~ dare all behind him."

"T always back a winner,” he

Veald. “Ab the rly he presented
Mr, Diofenbaker sas: “the noxt.

prime minister of Canada” and
Jed In three choors for the party's
national loader,

Mr, Frost's assurance of sup.

ye has yot mado on that point, '
Today, Mr, Diefonkakor sponks

‘ In Wolland,: Niagara Falls and

Nowcnstto,: Ont, bofore swinging
to Quobeo City for a Saturday
Night:specch, Ho campalgus next
week’ in tho Maritimes,

Thursday night-n board review
of. D porous I Mn ostinuatod
a ‘porwons in the 2,800-sont
10 ic

"It, is tne {0 tnko tho: Woe
pont taxeniantors off the backs of
bho Canadian pooplo,” he sald,

pari forms the governmont of
ha country, a session of Parline
mont will bo enlled to reduce
daxntion.”

As ‘for goin) goourity—pone
alonay voldrans paymonta and
tho kent Inerenses ANNOUNY
od |) Inal’ montly's fodoral bud.
gab Wor “nnongro and niggurdly,”
A uldaoe ew govornmont
WoUldigot Puymonty high onougl
Lo Moot neorla nnd to aubaoquont
nclJuatironte to. lving costs and
Inovensos In national produotly.
hy Mo 16 spocltlod no amounts,

 

 

By “ALAN DONNELLY 7
Canadian Press Staff Writer ©

TORONTO (CP)—John Diefenbaker, promising
tax cuts for Canadians and a new fiscal. deal for the
provinces, heads into his federal election campaign
with a pledge of support from Premier Frost’s Pro-
gressive Conservative or ganization i in Ontario,

velopment polley which he said oe

‘ada, open the northland and en--

Before the meeting in Toron- %
to's Massey Hall which launched

"We are giving him ovary pose’

port was tho strongost statomont “ee

Ho-mado hls 40-minute spacch |

» Whon the Consorvatiye:

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ci} the: selling price ‘of beer ‘by: the} :#:
. | hotel) owners is :.
‘{make. possible the .pdyment: of }, :

the increase’ In wages: recom-
mended: by. the - Conciliation

_| Board,”

Other factors necessitating an |

‘increase in the selling price of}

beer were attached in a 14-page |]
memofandumn. |

Barney De Fehr, president of
the Prince Rupert Branch. of
Bartenders’ Union said today

‘increased *- to].

   
 
     
   
    
 
   
     
 
  
 
 
   
 

 
 

been damaged, 2 A tentative da .
age estimate was $150,000,

 

 

 

 

VANCOUVER (i—A renewed
mecting between fishing-boat
owners and union ropresenta-

. tives broke down Thursday night,

‘No progress was made towards

m. scttloment of a strike by 1,000

 

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rae’ - Inutiohog: tonne

TISDALE, Bik. te-Rovoding
flood waters | from rampagiig
atronms and: tivors today loft
behind wicosprd ad! daniage . to
forma; bulldiigy, and: communt
cablons ii. Northeoontral §n-
skatohoway’ eee

Fod by twoeday ran and
quik ating: runoff, tho] b
vatially: plied ‘vivors Jumped
tholr bunks,’ ¢ ane Axed “people out
of homes, kl ed Whrough all
and highway wrodon and: knooke
od oul H! 1000, aM ‘owor YWnoy tn
tha Molforé: + Tadalo:« Nipawin
wren nboub 109° milo oat ot
Thnee Alborbe
KVAQUATH: Toney.

Tho floats’ tock ‘aohoavy loll
nowt tho. tiny Hanlat of Onslon,
95 milog southonat ‘of: Nipawin]

  

 

and 100 mnllog hat at Prinog Mls

British Columbia halibut Asher.
mon,

The meoting, which lasted loss
than an hour, came shortly after.
hallbut fIshermen voted confl-

dence In the nogollating com-

mittee of the United Fishermen
and Alllod Workors Union (Ind),

Tho unton sald 73 per cent of
the moemborship voted by secret
ballot to. endorse the union's
‘stand. & spokesman for the une
jon declined to say how many
menibors voted,

fors by the union, ov .,
Assoclation roprogontatives pro-

posed that the unlon drop ita dos |.

mands that ocho founders

bor, wlioro io ‘pordans. “yor
ovacunted trom. tho, Two wate
Diblo Institute ab’ the. forks. of
tho’ Carrob-and Lonther :rlyorg’
Only ono. building at tho, Irie
alilute romaina sultable for’ has
hitation, several: ‘ave’ floated jn
away pn olhors aro: sure nidodt |
y WA Bye ,
Monn wialo, tho general: aloe |
wuro dn the Onrrob Rivor’ utah
Whoro ninny ‘ores word re sorted
flooded {ty Jowslylng. marshland,
Improved na lowor'tamporn trey,
baroly.. above -{rooglng,;.,wlawed | P
tho runoff, Howover; tat ‘wullds
Inga on. tho riorthert 6d
Carrot River. Town:
rouncoc with watera
bullettnga flooctod |.»
Ab Tiacdalo,.100:
of Prinoo Allott, te

 

UFAWU, Vessel Owners
' Fail To: Reach Agreement

The meoting produced now of].

  
 
  
    
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
   
  
   
    

should be paid for out. of ‘the a
boat share of the catch and that
they discuss.instead the union's
other demand for pay ‘for pre»
paring the boats for the. sea” ’
As an alternative, the assoc .
tlon suggested ‘taking the issues
to arbitration “along with Weiis |
previously’ sottled as well as ror’.
opening the: vatandard | aon ce
cont. bot share... eae
"We told the owners wo do nob .
require arbitration on. echd=.,..’
sounder rontals,” general secr
tary Homor ’ Stevens ‘sald {1
statement, "Ten years ago:
wrote those ‘rentals In at tholt
request: without ‘any arbitration ©.
and thoy can Just ag.casily be ree.”
moved without arbitration now!
rhe union said Its strike along...
0, Vang vor. Watorftont wil :

   

   
       
     
 
 
  
  
    
  
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
     
 
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
  

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