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The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. Dec. 23, 1963. 19

lOttawa Expenditure Se’r lAi $112 Million. For Fair

OTTAWA (CPL—Works Minis. ter Deschsteiets has revealedl in the Commons that thel

federal government alone will

spend more than 3112500900 on showing an anii-French-Caiiir ville Bridge linking Montreal.Pla"“ Island with the fan- site and the b

the 1967 Montreal world fair and related highway construction. -

Opposition Leede r Diefen- baker said his government hadi given dear understanding that‘ the federal contribution fair would not exceed $20.-,‘ 000,000. i “ am beginning to wonder. that the sky is the limit." Mini Diefenbaker said. The govern-l ment should make sure that the fair would not become “a fieldl day for expenditures." ‘

If this happened. it would} shock the sensibilities of Cane-I

an taxpayers. If the fair-i failed, it would be a "world fiasco‘p’ with terrible consequen- ces for Canada's prestige

a. roa . ‘LED ALONG BY NOSE' Frank Howard (NDP —, Skeenai said the federal gov! ernment proposes to spend huge sums on the fair while being» “led along by the nose" by the‘ Quebec government and the‘ City of Montreal. . The federal government was. making a fool of itsetf by erect-l Ing a costly monument tol

Shopping Spre

ay. ’ Mr. Deschatelets. MP for

Mayor Jean real. he and

S e v e r a 1 Conservative lambasted

Drapeau of Mont-i

MPs ow a rd for

dian bias, which he denied. The exchanges occurred as the Commons approved a gov-1 ernment bill amending the on“. ginal world's fair legislation put 1

u, shelthrough a year ago by the for~ ireal

mer conservative government.

The bill legalizes the artificial l twin-island site of the fair in the Lawrence River. pro- vides for the addition of two di- rectors to the lZ—member board Supervising the fair prepara- tions and establishes a five- member executive committee. CHANGES AGENCY NAME

The bill also changes the. name of the fair agency to the Canadian Corporation for to 1967 World Exhibition from the Canadian World Exhibition Cor- poration. The riginai legisla- tion stipulated that the fair site be on Montreal Island.

The extended debate on the fair broke out unexpectedly as Padiament was driving toward prorogation Friday night or to d

Montreal Maisonneuve — Rose- mont. said the federal govern-

e Headed

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3: THE CANADIAN ranss decked out with several arteries: e

roses are still bloom'ingl

Mexico was a favored destina-‘ ’ booked airlines.» the major railan com-I

’ lpanles also reported the. heav-I 7.41—Counfry A Western Roundup .1931 travel in their msm_ Emil a'oo‘NQW' ' lequipment shortages were ‘ AIL-Weather ‘ m t

P - - 1 Police were g'lrrling for heavy. and hazard cal trafﬁc during the party—go- ing season. Many forces ha d under way.

ous highway and 10-:

with ’spoi checks on drinking drivers. Q

no for alcoholic motorists. 5

e decline. a survey by The C na. dian Press showed. In Toronto

be around 10 per. cent. over last

loaded with labor-ate c a n d y stmas

"3-00 9-m-Plavdafo in British Columbia but thelcanes, lights and "-00 P-m--'an-ry firost is on the mistletoe else-I 965- ”-30 D-m-—Wesfm°rla"d Singer! where as Canada heads Into a' wan” 5”“ l“ 5”- John’s-l i200 s.m.-CBC TV News and generally chillyNﬂd., is sporting city-owned 12.14 elm—Viewpoint lemmas. ‘ decorations for almost Its en-g I2.2O s.m.~Lionel Network News Despite variations in martin-length. with uniformly-trim: 12.25 a.m.—Station Sign Off weather __ mcludmg . death -‘med Christmas trees a by; ~—-—*_§—"dealiug blizzard on the east the,me'rcm3m5r i CFCY RADIO coast—Canadians were united in‘ Night Club Entertainment? Won de of 8 across the country ran the whon MONDAY record _ bound gm,pr spree..gamut. ranging according to Th Maritimes‘ wind and snow‘tasw 30d ch- Haida." CIUb "Zn-sign 0“ onslaught slowed it onlv tem-.l‘959“'3hms in St- JOl'm'S 005” 6:05:21ews a Weather pomuv ’ 1 up to $50 a couple. gamut-7's 6. ountry I. Western Roundup " =C.0€ld’.ali 10W“ “in 069 3‘- 6.55-News and Weather ;mlﬁegour:z hmiaaveszao pm. Christmas Eve an ZOO-Hebrew Christian Hour i 3’ a a'n dosed Christmas Day.

rem The weather man is not mak: ing forcasts for Christmas yet. indications are It will he vii . . Britt-sh Columbia's coast Shopping activity Christmas buying will

indicates up

year s“ rmrd Figure-s

African

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MOSCO'W (APi -— The SOViet‘

and Winnipeg. at least. wdlUnion has warned African stir ofﬁce party was waning. Cor-dents who joined in this week's pom-ate has-ties for the staff. angry march on Red Square to youngsters were galni .iy . its laws or get out of Christmas entertainment wasjthe country. ﬂowering a th div -3 The warning came in an an- seeker on Dec. 25 could havelnouncement from the of. everything from Sir Alex Guin-lficial government news agency. laying Broa Tass.

ness dw‘ay-boundi Dylan Toronto to carolsI waited to the beaches from a boat touring balmy Vancouver Harbor.

Vancouver. too. will have oscow Circus and Jack and

ren‘s shows by Andre Egle'vskiv's ballet from New York.

Cities are outdoino themselves incommunity dress for the event. Downtown Regina is fabulously.

"If there are people Who do

5not like the Sov1et laws and do

not want to obey ese people can leave our country at anv moment." Tess declared.

mm m rt amine’ stormed into Red Square Wed- ‘nesday in angry outcry at the

death of Edmund Asare-Addo‘ a Ghananian they claimed had been killied by a Russian. The Russian version is that he froze to death while drunk.

CONTRACT BRIDGE

By a. JAY

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l g the world championship tournament held in New York in 1962. .

Nothing startling happened st 1 the first table. where the bid-! ding went as shown. The Amer-5 ican East - West pair got to four spades. which they would have made. but the Italian South bio? five diamonds and went down’, two ..—--J00 points-a. after-every-i body passed. l

Perhaps West should have? doubled. but. even so. We diamonds doubled for minus 300 points would have been ill good score. for Italy. since' the Americans would otherwise have scored points for making four spades.

At the second table. who re the Americans held the North- Souih cards. the bidding went in this strange way:

East? West were Belladonnai and Ayarelli, playing the

ment. will kick in an extra “5.000.000 for the east-west ex- pressway on Montreal Island and 330000.000 for the Bo'ucher-r

south shore.

Both projects are scheduled. for completion early in 1967 to: ease traffic congestion in Mont-r The government will in addi-1 tion buiid a Canadian pavilionl and guarantee loans contracted; by the fair corporation. '

335.000 SALARY i Mr. D e s chatelets revealed l earlier that the fair‘s deputy‘. commissioner general, formerl construction executive. Robertl Shaw, will receive 585.000 ‘

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Oi/LY OFA Flt! $1003! .570“: NITIIMMORTAI

year. the same as cabinet min.

15 1'5.

He declined to say what lab. I will be paid to Commie-l sinner Pierre Dupuy. but said the amount would be “in propor- tion" 00.035000 for the No. 2.

an. 1 Both Mo. Diefenbaker and Mr.

date was illegal. since the 1962 legislation clearly limited that site to Montreal island. Bothl criticized the government for! delays and dissension in fair.

mg.

Deschatelets been no no ue th 0 r o u gh check on circum- stances had been necessary be- fore signing agreements with Quebec and the city. He said; there was never any question of postponing the fair.

He revealed that the master plan and capital budget for the whole project were delivered by, expert consultants Friday to the: three governments involv . ‘

The documents would be

Mr. said there ad delay. A

made public once they had been three govern-

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