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Bank Of Canada Puts New Brake On Credit

UITAWA (CP)-The Bank of siderationa:

Canede Wednesday night applied 1. Canada's general intgregt

another brake on credit. boosting wte: W!" Ilia"! Ft-ghe lowof; in the g es en wor . oregn vestora

t::'o:".-:;':.:" I-Suzi were tending to cash in their Cans-

dl l t is d tr f 3 eanttto -n an-tune man or we ll.l'.-ll ..l'JI.'.5y'"l5.'lo dill. co..'..l5i3 CCU

TM, h W M where yields were higher. seco incr a i

little more than two mo:tl:. Th: WFLATWN l'30'l'ECT10N previous rise occurred on Aug 0 2. Federal officials apparently when the central bank boosted the felt the booming Canadian eco- rate to two per cent from 116. nomy could stand I few further While the bank gave no reason .monetary restrictions as a protec- for the second increase. it was uu- I310" aillillllt 811? P038lblllLV of lll-l derstood to flow from two con- flation.

Six Russian Warships On Visit To Portsmouth

PORTSMOUTH. England ( Reut-

N LABOR LEADER

Gets Ovation At Convention

By Tom Ochiltree MARGATE, Eng., (AP)-Moderate leader Hugh Galtskell won a thunderous ovation Wednesday from the Labor party conference and left most of the dele- gates in little doubt that he is their ultimate party

leader. . The 49-year-old up-and-coming Socialist touched off

a two-minute demonstration after reaffirming his faith in Socialist. ideals and assailing his left wing opponent,

Aneurin Bevan. h ' h d ff W d v , ,.,,. ..the exr equer. ouc e o e - Gmtskc” dmmld Berjalmlp 1:” -nesdayis demonstration by declar- uo” that Lab” S,m." era 65 lime ing that nationalization of industry ”betrayers of Socialist idcals. in his view. was not an and in it. "I am a Socialist," he said. self but just one of the means of "because I hate and loathe social achieving social justice. injustice, bccause I hate the class "1 hope no one is going to ac- structure that dlsfigures our snci-.cuse me of betraying anything." ely, because i hate poi crty andlhe said in a voice quivering with emotion. "I know that is

fares. mmr

. Petty Officer and .Class) Mal- Petty Officer Judson's citation was 5 eoll-n Winston Judson (left) rr an out standing tribute to the i ceivlng the commendation at the young naval veteran. mentioning hand of His Honor Lleut. Gover- his outstanding bravery in twice

many at Government house last lotletown Harbor to effect success-

evening. Lleut. Commander J. N. ful rescues from drowning. Petty

Kenny (right), acting naval aide. Officer Judson. who is martial

. Eisenhower Offers To

RECEIVES QUEEN'S COMMENDATION

'willl on daughter. is presently on on the strength of H. M. C. 8. Queen Charlotte and resides at l9 Alexander Drive, City. He is the

nor T. W. L. Prowse at a cere- plunging into the waters of ClIaI'- son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Judson

of Pownal. Barter's Film Lab.

Accept Russian Proposal

' DENVER. (AP)-President El-

sellhowsr, in a letter to Soviet

Premier Bulganin made public p Wednesday. has offered to accept 2 Hlslngo St. Teresa's Friday. Oct.

Russia's proposal for stationing military inspection teams at key points in the United States and the Soviet Union if it would help

Bingo Rope River Thursday night. create better relations.

.. we .4: 2:. A ”day- courllged that you ' are wing ' such full consideration to my

Lot 65 Ham Th"”d'y' Geneva proposal'.' for exchange

oi military blueprints and agree- aerlal in-

attack delayed his reply to the Kremlin leader. A detailed reply will not be made until the president is further along the recovery trail.

The preliminary reply made pub- lic by the Denver White House Wednesday was drafted and signed by Eisenhower during a conference at Fltasimons Army Hospital here Tuesday with State, Secretary Dulles. 4

Eisenhower wrote:

"I wish to thankyou for your letter of Sept.. , Geneva i

ers) - HIIPPY Russian sailors swarmed ashore from six visiting Warships Wednesday night to go to the movies and ride city buses, all for free.

In Leningrad. a counterpart squadron of six British warships

teamed up the Neva river to make the Royal Navy's first courtesy visit to the port in more than 40 years.

Vodka and scotch whisky flowed freely here as Russian and British naval officers toasted the arrival of the six Soviet ships Wednesday morning.

The commander of Russia's Bal- tic fleet. Admiral Argennl Golovko, led 200 of his officers aboard a 1British aircraft carrier to be the ;Cnlest.s of Admiral Sir George CTEGBY. allied commands -in-chief of the English channel.

PLAN .TO SHOP

During their six-day visit to Portsmouth. the 3,250 Russian of- ficers and sailors will get an eyeful of the British way of life. Most of them are expected to go on shop- ping sprees for western luxury goods.

The Russian navy assigned 50 Specially-chczurip iliftetlilplieters to the VOYIEE. II o e cam ai lo lllhrcgll East-West undetsllang .”....l . --

When the six-ship British squad- ron steamed into Leningrad Wed- nesday, the aircraft cerrler Tri- umph boomed a 21-gun salute. bluejackets ran up the red flag on the mast, and the ships band struck- up the Soviet state hymn.

. CHEER FOR BRITISH

0" Shore. the Kronstadt naval base replied with a ll-gun salute of welcome. Russian sailors lined the decks of ships in the harbor to wave and cheer their British guests.

During their six days at Lenin. grad. the 2.150 visiting British offi- cers, sailors and cadets will re- ceive a reception expected to be as warm as any in the history of the great northern seaport. Thirty V, will be taken on a special

P! MD to Moscow.

The llrldsh squadron will be open to inspection in-Leningrad. and thousands of curious Russians are expected aboard.

Britain Plans To Build Atomic Sub

LONDON (Reuters)-Britain is planning to build an atomic sub-

Films in New Gla ow School '""” ”" "”'”'”"' - lnnulill and Friday night. 'l”'"”"' , l" W ” . mlrlpe for service In tlieilioyu Re-lzulsr nleelinl Abeglroit I L.!tl:'":smowe" Min to - - . i . W ml" 5 if-.' ”- laid! . I "' .!"1"l'll- 9. Kingston, Friday night. or niier'a p. 1b.; 9 H . " two countries. managers left orders that no Rus-lnight. 2 A. p Ram gtilyuzclgrwk -0 W)” sldaint. In that iniinleaiilin. You raised a good many ques- siaa sailors must beellowed to pay. It was "only a matter ottlnle” rs ".nM.m.I,8,0 wk v11 c lgann found flaws in the pres- tlons and i shall not be able to a penny. and bus conductors smll- before nuclear powered subman " 0 - Idem no all until the doctors let ingiy shook their heads when the zine. would be in service he told I

reply to th U" " on page I col. 3)

Rummage Sale. Heart: Hall,

The-president's Sent. It heart Bilsement. Saturday. October 15th, ' at 2 P. M.

M ' -in . nctaigiowa once Belfast Hall.

. Prizes. South Plnefte Wnmonls Institute. , Dance Cardigan Legion Hall. 3 Thursday. Websters Orchestra. P. - A. System. Canteen service.

iicgular dance Emerald Hall Fkudfy. Oct. is. MacDonald's ol- r rs ra.

Dancing every Thursday night. Smith Rustlco Hall. Music by Rollie MscKenzie's Orchestra.

g .lnlm Gass will discontinue hauling cream twice weekly an- ill further notice. Friday only.

Ben Supper, under t.h 'auspie loll of St. Paul's A.Y.P. .. Octo- ber 14 (Friday). Come one-Oorne all. Every one welcome.

We can now grind' and mix your grain with Shur-Gain con- centrates daily. E J. Mae-

Russians offered than coins for

1 dinner meeting.

The re r ,, saidlittleelsebe-

RECEIVES THANKS BADGE

His Honour Lieutenant Governor lbreast by T. L. Craig as a token T-W.L. Prowse receiving the of-iof thanks from all Scouts and flcial Boy Scouts Association Scout Leaders of the Province for "Thanks" Badge froln Jamboree His Honour's splendid supportlof Troop Leader Roger Craig of Scouting at all times. Charlottetown. The "Thanks" Bad-

ge was pinned on His Honour's Barter's Film Lab

Pearson And Russians In Argument Over N.A.T.O.

he saw at Stalingrad and Sevasto- pol which he visited on the way. As Pearson remarked the recon- struction must be a big financial

MOSCOW (Reuters) - External Affairs Minister Pearson and top Russian leaders argued for four

hours Tuesday night over the dull. Khruahchw hunched into North Atlantic Treaty 0rganina- an attack on NATO. ml" ONLY FOR DEFENSE

Two Canadian newspaper men who accompanied Pearson on his trip to the Crimea said he argued with Russian Premier Nikolai Bul- ganin and Communist party first secretary Nikita Khrushchev. The reporters were allowed to attend only the first 15 minutes of the talks at the country home 10 mils from Yaita.

He is reported to have said the West intends to launch further de- struction on Russia through NATO. Pearson replied that NATO is strictly defensive.

Khrushchev said it was not the first time in history something ag- gressive had been described as de- fensive. .

He said his "friendly advice" to Pearsoa.wes- that; Canada should leave NK1'0.".Paatsolrreplled that it might be possible to arrange this but the West would first have to ask Russia to leave certain things.

medix. '

0 Pea or? .opened the conversa- tion with Bulganili and Khrush- chev by saying he was greatly im-

pressed with the construction work . Union Merger TORONTO. (CF)-The amal-

gamation of Canada's two largest labor bodies into a central or-

squalor." REWARDS FOR MERIT

times said about me.” The Bevanites claimed that the

'1 want to see a society in moderates have gone soft on us-

gwhich rewards go according to tionalization in defiance of party lmerit . . . 1 want to see fill this traditions. But the moderate vot- achieved by dc.-mocratic mcaus." ing strength beat down Bevanite

Delegates said the speech made attempts to commit the party to a a strong impression on delegates policy of naionalizing all British plong tired of the mnderan--Hevan- industries.

'ite feud that has plagued the party for more than five years.

N0 PACIFISM In discussion of international af-

They said it strengthened his chances of leadership. either when fairs. the conference heavily F9- Clement Attlee, the present leader lei-lied I l'9S0llJil0ll CIll1I18'f01' "Id- retlres or after deputy leader Her- herence to a policy of pscifisrn." bert Morrison has had some ten- A resolution P888611 C81l9d Oil ure in the post. Britain to take fresh initiatives

Morrison, ch 9 deputy party. for talks between the great powers leader, also took issue with Bevan to bring relaxation of tension and Wednesday. He rapped Laborltea the abolition of the H-bomb and who try to "divide the conference other atomic weapons ulmush into Socialist and non-Socialist." general disarmament and effective

He roared: "This is nonsense." lniervnatlou lupefvlsloll.

The resolution also demanded DEFEATED 3EV-AN admission of Communist China to

Earlier in the conference Galts- the United Nations and withdrawal. kell decisively defeated Bevan in of Chinese Nationalists from For)- the race for party treasurer. moss-"to enable the people there

Gaitskell. former chancellor of to decide their own future."

See Possible Market For Maritime Potatoes, In Man..-

TRURO, (CP)-President: Da- the Manitoba branch of the as- vid Gilbert of the Retail Mercli- soclalion saying that if Maritime ants Association said here Wed- potatoes can be laid down in Win- nesday that Manitoba may be nlpeg at 31.90 per 100-pound bag. able to provide a market for part indications are that a large par! of the surplus potato crop in the of the surplus can be utilized. Maritimes this season. Manitoba recently has been im-

lie told a meeting here that he porting red pontiacs froln the had received a telegram from United States while farmers in r-ml,.-iEETgE.3 the province hold off their limit-

ganization of 1.000.000 members became assured Wednesday.

The long-debated merger of the 600,000 members of Trades and Labor Congress and 400.000 in the Canadian Con- gress of Labor was sewed up as the CCL's convention approved unity terms previously endorsed. by the bigger congress.

ed stock for I more favorable VIENNA (Reuters)-Two young market- Hungarians climbed aboard a trac-

LONDON (Reuters) Marshal Earl Monf!;0"'9l'Y d9")

times."

Montgomery 5 Set-Up Unsuited To War

- Field ithe West must:

clared Wednesday that "our or- pthnrity for the direction of global ganzation for war today is totally war?-and "I would put that an. and completely unsuited to modern thority in North America."

The allied deputy supreme r:om- hands 'of a supreme military an- mnnrler for western Europe said thority

for in dense fog, drove over I

mine field and smashed through A Naif

lieic rh;srl:!cd (wire cintantlgerrrinctirt; s pa a in. nmmun s u

from Austria. police sairllWednes- WORTH (W0 0" They asked for political asy- (RE Mn-Y

riser.

ays NATO

1. Set up a "single political an-

2. Put "military direction in the

which would "control

Duugall, Vernon.

Shur-Gain Amateur Cavalcade in Ronshaw hall. Friday. October 11

that after an attack "destruction world-wide air operations either will begin almost at once" and through some agency within the may therefore there will he no organization or through-and I (mm to spare for training men. )illll'll( better--a commander

- Minimum

TORONTO. (C?) "p' and maximum temperatures:

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Chg: :3 ',',',',':l,il'.,..,., two-door. fmtr- --i-.'. told you rm just here cal Culture. Liberty and Trtwlwlgl l1hl:lslllll:'Sl"l rhaisvr-l stemlpn u-mo-wn as and u. - - GUVHWWFIA . i . ' v a . an ., 3i”"-''a-l-Jgi-'l '- M W" ”.2.”:: ii:".'::': 3." '-' we ....-'-'".;.'r.S;'".:r;:'"..u::".i."'. 22' ':: E:.,"':. .:.r.::.: :::'".::.".:::. ...; tide ...... .. 9'1 ' ' ' . ss :35.. Ild9:i0 ..: aylor miral Earl Moon Q -l paste and Mr. (shag Q. 33 top speed around 90 miles an hour. weeks time. ' venlng Graphic. the Detroit the floor. went nude as much as atustii :l3lis7I..m' and .m. load when he visits round roar With Londons winter season lust Daily the Philadelphia News and possible and exercised regularly. R co I ll '5 v - 3”" 1 - "'0 VW ll" mp” '" ' "'9 um, mu, "1" , iulgug sh. 3.". 115-... Re avoided doctors. spurned Summerslde me eighteen minutes 3" "4 E thiXJsItQlai 001- but i up window and narrow lid! 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