:Tho Guardian, Charlottetown. Tues, Nov. 10, 1964. 15 one nooowsu. AT _r megs;

Long Negotiations Expected In Russian-Chinese Quarrel

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ON THE AIR‘ . TUESDAY PROGRAMS U.S.

6 CFCY TV MOSCOW iReutersl—The se- would probably require lengthy ; cret soundings going on in M05. negotiations “ru n n I n g into: ' I“, p_m.-Mu,ic.I, l I cow between Chinese and Rus- months and years." .2 we p.m.—Burns s Allen “In leaders to See whether‘ More likely is a continuation ‘3 h 230 p.m.-Todsy at Home they call patch up their 910- of the present sounding, in boy; : sou p.ll|.-AI The World lurm (ound difference“ mum go 0“ capitals through “friend- > 3.30 p.m.-lske lhlrty [or years! diplomatic experts ship visits " aoo .m.—Tho Secret Storm 1 r - ' 4 3' :rm-r-Razllo Dazzle By BEM PRICE nearly $50000 a month to oper- Chinese Premier Chou En.lai.! one ream“ tzetefln’:

_ . _ WASHINGTON (AP) —- The ate a bulk cargo carrier on the headin the limb est 0 l ‘ “mind "‘0"? 22% 2.:Z—wz:lln;il5 number of me" Who 50 d"“’“ t“ high Seas—about twice what it. to Mogscow in Siore ilffifnig‘me" resumed negotiation“ is the ‘sea in American ships is costs to operate an identical months, is probably engaged int:hat they probably W‘sh to a" shrinking year by year. So is ship under a foreign flag. taking soundings of the neszgss “'h“'h°F.the prose!“ com?” the "umber 0‘ Ships. The average age of all U.S. Kremlin leadership and little we lpadersnp phase m SOYM I The flag of the greatest trad- shipping is 18 years. while tne more. the diplomats said. We “mud owe“ the pneva Klldm “‘3 Ratio" 011 eNth—the nation average for the world's fleets is They said the removal of So- anempt‘ which once made fortunes by 13 years. Germany ".Jld Japan viet leader Nikita Khrushchev. 1" was pointed 0i“ that Chou sending lean-stemmed clippers have fleets averaging only 10 has opened the way for talks. and his delegam“ would wami scudding around the Born to years of age. Such a step might be fur- in Separate talks. evaluate far Cathay -— is becoming in- By calculations of the AFL. lliiered by a significant shift lath“- degree 0‘ 9009510“ among creasineg rare in the world’s CIO marine trades department, the leadership of the Chinese “‘13 P9“’€l‘flll leading group on po I there are 43.000 Us seamen, Comm-um party, headed by the China issue and other mat- The U.S. maritime- industry but the unemployment. rate is M80 Toe-tuna and Liu Shao-c-hi, “"5- is sick. say records of Congress. 30 per cent, The national unem, the head of state Finally, the Chinese must de- the maritime administration. pioyment average is 5.3 .ter Rumor“ 0‘ an early Soviet- termine whether there has been

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CKCW TV the federal maritime commis- cent. tlungs; sumimitlin Peking were any real c'iange of heart on is- sion and shipping leaders_ rea cautousy since it was sues dividing Peking and Mos- l0.00 Lin—Station Sign On A report of the House of rep. mUEfilz: conmb pointed out that such a meet- cow among the Kremlin rulers

National School Toleeeu resentatives ammwst subcom. . . ing would presuppose some‘followlng the remova Ilflgg pa.:.—;l:'v;s Séotiad school. mmee. headed by Representa_ 3:21lg‘wfigflagfigm‘fifihfi: kind of understanding and this Khrushchev. - - ‘ . 5 "I" tive Emanuel Celler (DEM. di at_at the ve 1 t_ . 123(5) p.rn.:3l‘end|'y‘ [Glam declares that “American foreign lines s 2‘ pm" a "M 1”“ 1'01"“ “‘9 1’9"“elated by nate U.S. trade routes are '

4.00 p.m.—Socrot Storm °f Amelie“ “hip” "Fl lab” This helps explain complaints Nil SWIM! L 4.30 gum—Raul. Dazzle us- firms have "315mm 499 from some US. manufacturers 0’15F3AYG‘PRS

5.00 p.m.—Fun Time ships. including 264 tankers. that foreign competitors are 6_00 p.m.—Supper Cub under the flags Of Panama. able to dump their goods in the o.l5 p.m.—l.|orlel Television News Honduras and Liberia. United States at prices below - I 6.25 p.rn,-Wulhor By maritime administration those of the domestic market. .l Q can p.m.—Spom figures. the U.S. merchant fleet re is more to the picture:

l2.30 .m.-Butternut S usro U ,- l2.50 Fpan—CBC N wtq “:15” Of :1! 5°”; ‘ ‘ ' squeezing U.S. exporters for "mummpggg S 1.00 p.m.-—Tue|day Pleyblll m.“ t 9” abuses the sub" every nickel they can set. C will 0 To pie". . lady cszm'ttee “med comPetm‘m‘ One example: The rate on the x l 2.30 p.m —At Home With Helen 5' "‘3 agreements “W'Amer‘ shipment of steel) pipe from W05 1mm?!” N In ‘ loan rate discrimination and $93 0-WaShu -< m .r " M t , ” Rotterdam to New Rork 'NACEREMONY 3.00 p-m.—Aa The World Turns pit a My §?ECtlces' . $18.75} The rate from New York D T 3:30 p.m.—Tnks Thirty 0” '11 t ‘5 15 the mg" 005‘ to Rotterdam is $56.75. Rm DANIEL BAGLEY E c . U. "I

e 6,35 pom—Supper Club consists of 918 active ships. Of the total of 913 0.5 ships, 7.00 p.m.-No Time For Sergean down from 930 last. year and 298 ase in domestic service. 011 1,415 in 1953. By way of com- the high seas are 615 U.S. ships parlson. the Soviet Union has a of which 319. owned by 15 lines. merchant fleet of 1,450 ships are subsidized; that is, the gov- 9:oo p-n'L-JOCk Bonny if mlitary cargoes are ex- ernment pays the difference "e- 93" P-m-DIMY K'lf' eluded, only 8.9 per cent of the tween what it. costs to operate 10-30 P-m-—Fr°nt P59. CW'OM' nation's more than 300,000,000 them and what it costs to oper- 11-00 P-m-"N°W' M‘igu'l“ tons of exports-imports, worth ate foreign vessels plying tne "-30 P-m’o'hg' Txmfi' 540.000.000.000 is carried in U.S. same routes. $205 92-:‘Siwwim ‘W' bottoms each year. Ten years This subsidy at present is ":20 :tm:_uon.«| Newark N.” ago the figure was close to 43 $200,000,000 a year. 12.25 em —Ststlon Sign on per ""t' “giggly 3:: 2?: 1.21:: 509°: MILITARY CARGOES gaged in foreign trade which re-

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