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Premier To Visit

own, Thurs. Jan. 10. 1963.

Ottawa Shortly i

‘Several cabinet ministrrs ex-t

Feet ‘0 be 01” 0f “‘0 l‘l'°"1n¢°1meet in Montreal with represen- ces Minister Leo Rossiter and

during the next few weeks Premier Walter R. Shaw, iatei next week. will he in Ottawa on‘ business and \\'llI probably at-l tend a portion of the annual‘ meeting of the national Progres- sive Conservative party Industry and Natural Resour-

ces Minister Leo Rossl'er has MacRae has an Ottawa meet-111131 several meetings scheduled He ing scheduled with the federal;Smallwood will not attend.

will attend a national meeting. in Toronto on resources develop-l merit; possibly meet in Ottawa' with the Maritime Transporta-. tion Commission on subsidies

Peasants Seeki Called Crimina

moscow rAP‘I — A group othiddcn in underground pits as‘and dollar-exchange crisis "pet;

Siberian peasants who soughtl American help to leave the 80-, viet Union are described by at Soviet news agency as criminalsl and persons addicted to beating.

their children. i in

The Soviet version of the peasants. as carried by the No-l vosti news agency. is in sharp! contrast to the description givenl b . . embassy officials. l

The peasants—six men. 12 women and 24 children —A pa- raded into the US. Embassy last week seeking help but were told nothing could be done for hem. US. officials described the Siberians as healthv. good- minded people wanting to es- cape the hard life of Christians 1n the Soviet Union.

After being heard in the Em- bassy. the group was taken by bus to a hotel and later the So- viet government said they were being shipped back to their homes in Chernogorsk.

Some of the peasants shouted as they were being led out of the Embassy that they would be shot. One said the sect recog- nizes no state authority.

Novosti tells of children being

for North Shore shipping; may

tatives of companies interested in establishing food processing. plants in this province; d will attend an Atlantic Provin-l ces meeting in Halifax to dis-‘ cuss transportation. :

Agriculture Minister Andrewi

Halifax Meet To Discuss Report

The meeting of Atlantic Pro- vinces' government representa- tives to discuss the report of tho MacPherson Royal Commission on Transportation has been

; scheduled for Jan. 22 in Half- X.

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The meeting was called by Nm Sc i 5 Premier Robert Stanfieldend will deal with portions of the commission’s re- port that apply to the Atlantic

area. Industry and Natural Resour-

provincial transportation direc- tor Graham Rogers will repre- sent the P.E.I. Government. The meeting was to be attend- ed by the premiers of the Atlan- tic Provinces. but Premier Wal- ter R. Shaw will be unable to attend and there is a possibility Newfoundland's Frontier

minister, Hon. Alvin Hamilton.1 and provincial Secretary .1. Da-' vid Stewart is expected to be in . Toronto on usiness n e x t week.

ng U.S. Aid 1 Is In Russia

their parents sought to keep‘ them from being taken away by Soviet officials. .‘

Novosti says the religious; folk abuse their children. mak-i ’ g mental cases of them. A‘ concerted drive was launched against them in Chernogorsk.

“The initial results of this public drive against the fanatics are that the most malicious of the sect have been deprived of their parental rights, and their children now are being cared for at a boarding school. After being persuaded by local public bodies. 17 people recently broke off from the sect. The leaders of the fanatics. G. Vaschenko and A. Miller among them. were sentenced by a people‘s court to imprisonment.

“The appeal of active mem- bers of the splinter group to a foreign embassy for help to leave the country was actually an attempt on their part to evade responsibility for their evil deeds. . . .

“We hope that the public of Chernogorsk will help these

hristians regain human dig- nity."

B-A Oil Takeover Declared

Against P.Q. G

QUEBEC (CPi—Premier Le-l cage said Wednesday an agree- ment by which British Ameri- can Oil Company has acquired control of Shawinigan Chemi- cals Limited was made against the will of the Quebec govern- ment and Hydro-Quebec.

The agreement between BA. and Shawinigan Water and Power Company—parent com- pany of Shawinigan Chemicals —was announced Tuesday. Through it, B.A. increased its holding in Shawinigan Chemi- cals to 66 2-3 of the outstanding

New Crisis For Dollar ls Forecast

VANCOUVER (CPi—Canada expect another financial

haps sooner than we think"

the government fails to change

its economic thinking, Walter

Gordon. financial okes-

man ior the Liberal party. said re.

The member of Parliament for Toronto Davenport. speak- ing to the Chartered Account- ants Club of Vancouver. said Canada's International trade deficit-which he placed at $1,- 000,000.000 in each of the last two years—has "placed a heavy mortgage on our future as a separate independent nation.’

“We have settled these huge deficits . . . by selling off our natural resources and our Ca- nadian-owned companies and by going into debt.

“Sooner or later we shall have to pay for it—of that we can: be certain."

Mr. Gordon said Canada's four main economic problems are unemployment, the dangers of inflation as a result of dollar devaluation, the deficit in inter-

national trade and Canada’s role in changing world trading patterns.

Text of Mr. Gordon's address was released to the press in ad-

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Mr. Lesage — who has an— nounced that an offer by Hydro will be made to shareholders of Shawinigan Power accompanied by rights to acquire shares in a new company which will op- erate Shawinigan’s non - electri- cal assets—read a formal state-. ment during a break in a cabi- net meeting.

The offer will be maintained. he declared.

FOLLOWED BID

Mr. Lesage said the Shawini- gan-BA. agreement was dated Jan. 4. a week after the govern-

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WESTERN BRIEFS

IS PATIENT Goulding Rem/cs. Sumlncr- side. is a patient in the Prince; County Hospital where he is re- ‘ calving treatment.

SPENT HOLIDAYS Misses Geraldine and Stella Drlscoll spent the holiday seas-I on with their parents, Mr. a n Mrs. Percy Driscoll. Kensing-i ton.

RETURNS T0 MT. A. l Clair Bryan has returned to ‘ his studies at Mount Allison University after spending the Christmas holidays with is parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bryan. Cascumpec. ‘

JERSEY PRODUCES I.

A fourvyear old Jersey cow owned by J. H. Clark. Newl Wiltshil‘e has produced 1.789 pounds milk. 462 fat for breed class averages of 107 in milk., fat, according to the! mount issue of the Canadian Jamey Breeder. ; TWO HEIFERS QUALIFY ‘

'1‘ Prince Edward Island. bottom are listed as having. .qualified to record of perform- ance tests in the current issue

l shares." WILL PROTECT PUBLIC

ment offer was announced. At

the time .Hydro's offer was H

made public. the government and Hydro-Quebec “were com- pletely unaware of any negotia- tions between Shawinigan and B.A."

“I must. further state that the agreement of Jan. 4 and the subsequent contract were made without the consent of Hydro- Quebec 0 the government and against their will." said Mr. Lesage.

The operation "obviously" ran counter to his statement that no company or subsidiary could take any action other than acts of current administration with- out consent of Hydro-Quebec. be

But Shawinigan Chemicals had a federal charter. Mr. Le- sage added, and “the legislature does not seem to have the power

to invalidate a transfer of its 1

“The government is firmly re- solved to afford all possible protection to the and purchasers of shares on rights who anticipated. as they were entitled to do, the accept- ance of Hydro-Quebec's offer.

“The government and Hydro— Quebec are determined to main- tain the offer of $30 per com- mon share of Shawinigan. They also intend to maintain. in spite of the transaction effected with- out the consent, the rights to acquire shares of Shawinigan Industries Limited. The latter. I

want to emphasize. is to have a m I!

Quebec chart .

Shawinigan industries is the proposed name of the company to be formed to take over Shaw- inigan Power’s non - electrics holdings. '

of the Canadian Guernsey Breed- I .¢rs’ Journal. Km View ‘Mablo produced 8.198 poumh unthmiatasasmiorm year old with breed class aver- 1 ages of 122 milk and 121 fat. for i .Harrioon Green. Clyde River. 1 Ten Maples Ellen produced i

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3 office: Min Max. Night Day Dawson ...... .. ~54 48 Vancouver .' .... .. 37 49 ictoria . . . . . . . .. 35 ' 89 Edmonton .... .. ~11 ~10 Calgary -8 6 ‘ Regina . -2 ~2 l Winnipeg -9 -2 Toronto 33 38 . Ottawa 30 34 1 Montreal . . . . . .. 29 86 iQuebec City 28 31 Fredericton’ 2f! 38 Saint John ..... .. 28 35 Moncton 29 38 x . . . . . . . . .. 26 38 harlottetown . — 35 Sydney . . . . . . . . .. 36 — armouth . . . . . .. 33 38 St John’s . . . . . .. 32 39

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