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~ ages of- $17,615. She claimed OTTAWA (CP) — Mrs. Oliv- jin St. Lambert on the south that the val

r ine Trudeau of St. Lambert,|shore of the St. Lawrence op- was depreciated because par ‘Ss on r V Que., has for the moment lost posite Montreal. elevated failway cut off a court fight to collect $17,615 prior to 1956 Mrs. ride view | ty, o€ Mount Royal nd from the CNR for blocking her a wide view ’ Ey DAL WARRINGTON’ ion a Count. wide campaign to| Smith and Rhuland shipyards ar Ge cout ne a re ag rae)

HALIFAX (CP) — Reprodue- rais $250,000 by public sub at Lunenburg built the Bluenose owned CNR| The that tions of two famous sailing scription to build a new Blue Lawrence River. year the ‘publicly - CNR argued

railway dir-| Trudeau's action could be ships have stirred up as much pose Bluenose im 1921 and the Bounty replica Mrs Tee is the owner of built an elevated q

controversy in this / ade prov- cost "$35,000 original in 1960. a heme at/145 Riverside Drive ectly in front of Mra. Trudeau's taken in Quebec Sune Cour fnce as the speed/ of rival tea eee

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Nova Scotians ‘always were ready to argue ahout ships and sailing men. Now one group of citizens wants to bring back 2 facsimile of the 1787 mutiny- ship Bounty, Nova Scotia-built two years ago for a Hollywood movie

Another group wants to ‘build @ replica of the racing schooner Bluenese, queen of the fishing fleet 40-years ago. The big prob- lem facing both groups is where to get the money

The bring-back - the - Bounty campaign is headed by Victor Oland. Halifax brewer and pres- ident of the local board of trade Capt. Angus Walters, 79, skip- per of the original racing fish- ing vessel, leads the build-the- Bluenose drive "NO SIGNIFICANCE’

Bluenose supporters say the Bounty replica has no historical significance for Nova. Scotia. Bounty promoters say she would be worth her weight in gold as a tourist attraction.

Letters and telegrams are flowing in a steady stream to 3 Prime Minister Diefenbaker, ae :

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One~anti - Bounty critic de- scribed th movie. replica as “akin to the feverish dream ‘of ‘the Ancient Mariner,” — ‘a painted ship. upon. @& painted ocean,’ built to be photographed byt not minutely examined.’’™

He was referring to the mod- [™ ern engines, electric. galley and spring - filled mattresses with which the new Bounty is equipped.

On the other hand Mayor Guy Hiltz of Louisbourg, N.S., said, “She could be one of our big- gest drawing cards

Mr: Orland says the aim of his campaign is “to improve economie conditions by giving a stimulant to the tourist indus- try."

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The argument extends to the probable cost of the two proj- ects. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the film producers, offer to give the Bounty to the Canadian gevern- ment free, but on condition that the ship make an _ extended cruise this year to publicize the movie

Estimates of what this trip would cost range from $75,000 to $400,000. Mr. Nowlan says Ot- tawa is considering tle idea.

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f£ e province might contribute to the Bounty bill but only if Nova Scotians show they really want 5 the ship. The Oland-headed group has launched a drive by Nova Scotia boards of trade to raise $25.000,

While Bounty supporters were making this effort, Capt.. Wal- ters convened-another commit- tee of Halifax and Lunenburg businessmen. They embarked

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dent of radio station CJCB Syd- “mey, N.S., said that near the first of each month the station broadcasts some morning devo tional programs in Gaelic

Mindful of a recent BBG statement which said stations must have translations of ‘‘for- eign” language broadcasts, ‘Mr. Nathanson said he has never asked for translations... gc

“I'm not sure we would get théem,"’ he added with a smile. «Carlyle Allison, vice-chairman of the board, said that as far as he knows the Winnipeg pol- ice department still uses Gaelie in radio messages to its cruis- \ers. The crooks can’t under- stand it

Dr. Andrew Stewart, ‘Edin- | 2 burgh - born chairman of the | * i board, said that if everyone was | : Gaelic there would be no - rooks

Both CJCB and the publicly- owned CBC's Sydney radio sta- tion, CPI, applied for power in- creases to. 10,000 watts from 5,000. This will giye each sta. tion about 9,000 to 10,000 more- i potential listeners,. the board | f was told. ; : Arfiong those seeking power J = increases at the board hearing Tuesday was radio station CKBM Montmagny, Que.

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