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New Canadian Cardinal” May Be Appointed

By Richard Daignault

Canadian Pres staff writer

QUIBID. Nov. -(0P)-Peo- pie close to Quebec ecclesiastical eirclea believe Archbishop Maurice Ray of Quebec will be one of the new Cardinals appointed at a Vatican consistory announced for Dec. 10.

North America's oldest ace in this predominantly Roman Cath- ulio capital of French Canada has been headed by a Cardinal almost regularly for more than 30 years.

Quebecara feel it is a virtual certainty that a cardinal will be appointed here.

Msgr. ROY. whose appointment in .'iu1y,l94'i. at the ace of 42 made him the youngest Aron- bishop in Quebec's history. THEY become Que-becfs yoiinzest cardinal as well. it is felt.

The tall. dark-haired prelate who will he 47 next Jan. 26. would be Quebec's fifth cardinal.

Only Canmlian Cardinal

lines be death of Rodingiie Cardinal Ville-neuve of Quebec in 1941'. James Cardinal McGuigar. of Toronto has been ihc only Roman Church pi-elate holding that rank in Canada.

Pope Pius has not called a con- llstory since 1946 and it has been more than four vents now that Quebec (lit.v's Roman Catholic leader has held his office without

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the rank of cardinal.

In these four years the Church administration in Quebec has un- dergone major reorganization. This has led to widespread spec-

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five arohbishops would be ap- uf pointed cardinals. The Ottawa see .s ,0,

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is part of Quebec's ecclesiastical province. While Quebecers believe the

church will oontiniie in the trad- ition and appoint a cardinal for Quebec City. there is talk that Archbishop Paul-Emile Legcr of Montreal will receive the red hat.

Archbishop Alexandre Vachon of Ottawa has also been mention- ed as a possible choice.

Often. when the names of Msgr. Leger and Msgr. Vachon are mentioned as possible Cardinals. it is to support talk that Archbishop

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. Another possibility mentioned is that no switches of seats will be made but that the Vatican will appoint a cardinal either in Morit- real or Ottawa. as well as in Quo- bcc.

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LONDON, Nov. 11 - (Reuters) - Com-lnunist China is a ficdged Soviet satellite today. but circum-

make an attempt to shake off the Rus- yoke, according to reports 8FF1ViHS . reported displeased with the man-

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igrovving numibtr of Chinese in Shanghai. especially the non- political intelligentsia and busi- ness classes.

The travellers say these groups believe New China will attempt

-incering "big bmtlier" and pursue an independent policy.

Belief in such a development is claimed by its proponents to be based on "hard" facts.

Foremost among these is the alleged growing dissatisfaction lamong high ”native" Communists. whose basic policy is China for the Chinese and non-dependence .on any foreign power. They are

nor in which the Sino-Soviet link- lip has worked to the detriment. of the Chinese nation and people.

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These "native" Communists, headed by party chairman Mao Tzc-Tung and including such fig- ures as the Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Chou-En-Lal. and the army commander-in- chief, Chu Teh. have been play. iing second fiddle to the so-called ”iniern-ational” Communists since the signature of the Sino-Soviet treaty. But public support has recently tended to harden in their favor.

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38 Candidates Nowin Field in Nevrfgdland

ST. JOHNS. Ni'ld.. Nov. 12 - (CiP) Campaigning for the Nov. 3 Newfoundland surprise election is expected to pick up this week with a total of 38 can- dtidutaa already in the field.

Liberals under Premier Jose-pli Smallwood have named 28 can- d-idntes and probably will name two more for the re-rnaining seats. Progressive Conservatives, who formed the opposition in the last House. have nine standard-bean era in the field and three inde-

pendents have also entered the fight. . Standing at dissolution. which

came two days after Mr. Small- wood's unexpected announcement Nov. 1. was: Liberals 20. Pro- gressive Conservativu Live. In- dependent two. vacant one.

The vacant seat had been held by a Liberal and one of the in- dependents also was elected on

Ciainis Olleliec Census Accurate

O'1'rAWA. Nbv.i2-(OP)-George Mcllraith. parliamentary assistant to Trade Minister Howe. said to- day an investigation has shown that there wt: nothing to sub- tan-tiaie charges that the 1951 census in Quebec City was inad- equate.

He was referring to a pint by Mayor Lucien Borne of Quebec City to ask the Federal Govern- ment for a recount of the city's population on the ground that numerous persons. including some sldcrmen.- had not been enume ated in the census conducted by the Bureau of Statistics.

Alderman Gaston Fiibotte. Da- vid Burna and Wilfrid Samson

election. Newfoun.dlaad's first as a Canadian Province. Campaigning. which got under way in a few districts late last week. came to I. halt during the week-end because of the visit to this capital of Princess Elizabeth

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OTTAWA. Nov. has interrupted highly important uranium con- centratatss at the Eldorado min- ing and refining project in Port Radium. Northwest Territories.

W. J. Bennett. president and managing director of lildorado, a crown corporation. got the news by

had been quoted as saying they had not been visited by the cen- sus-taker.

Mr. Mallralth mid investin- time had shown that Aldermen Samson and Flibotte had been enumerated-along with their fa- mil-iee-either on June 1 or June 2. Alderman Burns had been enumerated on June 5. The D. B. S. had their data on file.

Mr. Mcllrsith said he had re- ceived no request from the Mayor for a new Quebec census. The inveatigltlon produced no evi- dence to show that the census in

that city had been other than

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radio while here for T as aaid the emau."".',',2,”""d centrator mill was dug,-o,,a””"' lira Friday. He needs m 1,... bl ion to determine the extent oi” damage and how much tun. it take to resume production or yhl concentrates. The npmem A vlliloboof the building T '"l wilv in the vicinit o

fully covered by in.surTtncfe.um'm'

Production from the plug almolt exclusively to the ".5?" suite: Atomic Energy c....;.,,,:f slon. liidorado is one of th. mun world sources of the raw m.g,,m

Mining will continue and u,' ore will be stocltedpiled ,..,.,,n' sC?xT&CKnCDE of the mill. I

orlnation reschi my nett. was that weldzwrs were pairing I machine and A h from a torch may have settled in 3 pile of Jute bagging.

Since the plant is complem automatic there wits no one in tn: plant except the office force which later discovered the fire,

Mr. Bennett will fl to ton Tuesday. , zdmom well taken.

William Harrison. Dth President of the U. 8.. caught pneumonia at his inauguration in 1841 anti died after serving only 31 days,

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ed by Lin Shao-Chi, one of the six vice-chairmen of the people's lgnvcrnimcnt but widely recognized- ias the 'strong man" ichina. and Li Li-San. the (cow-trained labor minister. i Travellers declare that ,a. .'factor responsible for the tin public scntimcnt. has been the Chinese iiitcrvcniion in the Korean war. with its attendant heavy losses in men and material and adverse cf-fcct on the nation's internal economy.

The Chinese Communist chair- man. it is said. is not unduly ivnri-ied about the presence of the thousaiids of Riissian advisers in this collntry. He is rcporled to be confident that he can get rid of them when zero hour strikes.

The Chinese "international" Communism however. present a more formidable problem, and some Chinese think that noth- ing short of an armed revolution can shake them from their pe- ,destal in the councils of the na- tion.

The travellers conclude with the statement that. according to conservative estimates, there is tin Shanghai alone today one policeman to every 1) residents, in addition to an army or polit- ical commissare to direct indoc- trination of the population and thousands of inifoi-mers to spy on suspect "counter-revolutionaries."

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OTTAWA, N09. l2-(OP)-Pro. duction Minister Howe said rec- cntly that an order freezing new p car models in the Unit- ed states to conserve machine tools will apply automatically to Canada.

He was commenti , on an order in Washington by the National Production Authority to divert all new machine tools to defence and defence-supporting industries after Feb. 1 next.

Other defence- production offic- ials said the U. B. diversion order will mean that all Canadian pu- senger cars and civilian trucks will be frosen on I952 patterns.

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