NB. Liberals In Battle

By GEORGE McNEVIN anadian Press Staff Writer *A'l'HURS‘T. N.B. lCP) —— A al battle is on between a "mber of New Brunswick’s Lib- ,_.- Opposition part and M. J. len, Toronto mi ng magnate president of the Brunswick . ing and Smelting Corp. gtarunswick, considered by geol- "sts and engineers to posess one of the largest base metals

if

With Ont. Mining Magnale

}fields in the world, capable Ofglllle properties would be impos-

meeting a large portion of the‘

iworld’s needs for many years to

l°_0m€, recently closed its opera- ’tions near Bathurst on what of-

ficials called a “temporary“ baa

; sis. l A °0mPany spokesman said af- ter the annual meeting Monday

I no immediate consideration is be--

E

sible until world consumption of and production of lead and zinc were more in balance. DESCRIBED AS PROMOTER Charges of “stock/manipula- tions” and small town politicking have been made through the col- umns of this northern New Pruns- wici: community's weeldy news-

l.ingNgiV°n to 1'e§l1ml3li_0n of. workj paper, the Northern Light, and in ew Brunswick. Financing oil on the floor of the legislature be-

See The Ca rharl'l' Ad On This Page!

sHo~Rrs 3. 0' TOPS

Regular 1.00; selected subs; made in Truro.

73c #1 T-SHIRTS

Reg. 1.25; white; made in Truro.

89c

Reg. $29 to $35

SPORT COATS

Light, white, bright, Flfirk; 2 and 3 buttons; sizes 34 to 46; regulars and tails; special

24.95

MEN'S ,PANTS

grey flannels, black gab" ardines, venetian wor- steds, blue Worsteds; free cuffs; special

7.89

- .s'AvEuP TO $33.00 ON B.Rl'l'lSH WORSTED 1oo°/o WOOL

FOR MEN Normally $60 to $75

Men’s It's the suit sale of the year. Every one fresh from Canada’: leading tailors.

Hyde Park - Towne Hall - Fashion Craft

Regular 4.9.5

KHAKI PANTS

Guaranteed, washable; U. S. suntans; grey and

green; extra special

3.98

month.

It began when Louis J. Robi- chaud, Opposition financial critic, said in the budget debate that Mr. Boylen was a “promoter, pure and simple." Mr. Boylen came to New Brunswick “to make a bundle or money through stock promotion. He achieved his purpose and departed with the spoils."

Mr. Robichaud also attacked Premier Flemming’; .1-z gressive Conservative government for “publicity and fanfare” given numeral prospects in the Bathurst area which he said “helped pro-l

fore adjournment earlier l’.hls!mote" Brunswick stock.

DENIES CHARGES

Later, in a Northern Light in- terview, Mr. Boylen termed Mr. Robichaud’s blast a “pack of non- sense”. He said he spent $8,000,- 000 on Brunswick, $1,800,000 lon Keymet Mines, $2,000,000 on New Larder U, all in the Bathurst area, and another $4,000,000 on outside exploration.

“I never took a quarter out of the area,” he said. “and I was a heck of a lot richer» when I went in than when I came out.”

He said the company was forced to close down temporarily due to low lead and zinc prices.

He said he opened the Bathurst l smelter. Mr. Boylen said he could!

camp, and paid good wages for, six years. He still bad faith in it‘

and hadn't sold any of his own shares. About 200 men were left unemployed when Brunswick closed April 1.

He said a sound method based on a “flotation principle” had been found to separate the fine- grained materials and the com- pany was ready to re-open at the fiirst sign of improvement in mar- keting conditions.

MONEY FOR SMELTER

One of the reasons for closing was lack of money——avbout $30,- 000,000 —— to construct a lead

get the money but it would mean operating at a los-s of about $700,- 000 ~ year for some time.

Mr. Boylen said he “leaned over backwards” flor the people of New Brulnrslwlick and he thought re should get “more credit” for the good he had done, not be torn down by a “small-time politician who doesn’t know what he is talk- ing about.”

Mr. Robichauds reaction was immediate and unyielding. He told the legislature warnings and threats would never prevent him from saying what he believed to be true. ,

l

Thur., May 29. 1958

The Guardian Page 19

He recalled a Boylen press re- lease es t i m a tin g Keymet's monthly e a rnings at $30,000. Shortly after, a report of closure had brought a “hot denial" from Mr-. Boylen, but the mine did close. He said the pattern had been similar at New Larder U and Bnunswick mines.

He said the denials of pending,

closure gave Mr. Boylen “time to llidy up his stock transactions.”

Mr. hobichaud said his con- science rested easy for being

_ what Mr. Boylen termed a small-

{time politician, who advised the people to be on guard against pro- moters. He preferred that role to ‘one of separating “innocent in- lvestors” from their savings.

COMPLICATEDV DRAW ADRIAN, Mich. (AP) —— Trails Fortner, 27, has dropped West- erns from his television watching list. Fontner tried out a cross- § over gun draw he saw on TV. He

jtried to draw a .22-calibre pistol

with his left hand from a holster on his right side. He shot himself in the right thigh.

0;. M11’ q . at ,

“wt/A . *1, ‘ID , - ‘VJ

u

viewed from anyslandpoint, there's nothing to equal CARHARII5 tor a‘ care-free~Spring and Summer.

Craftsman-tailored in woshable,.colour-‘fast fabrics in the new IVY LEAGUE styles and colours, CARHARTT trousers and jeans put a real wallop in your appearance but hardly dent your budget.

The whole family willlive in them aha‘ love them . . . for fun time, for hours, for gardening, for sporls,.for . for lake-and golt

on your next pair of

Ivy

ONE COUPON ONLY EEMAILE ON A PAIR

‘nus coupon IS wonrn soc , 2 at your CARHARTT retailer the purchase’ of one pair of

TROUSERS or JEANS

THIS OFFER EXPIRES

MAY 31;

10 All CARHARTT DEALERS: Provided you have r

coupon in accordance with the terms stated above, we ill reimburse . you its face value by discount on your replacement orders. as per

condltions outlined in our Letter No. 23.

I

This weelc, outfit the family are . big saving --each ooupon isworth 50¢ at your CARHARIT dealer.

Cash Your Coupons

Wherever You See This Sign .

Ivy leaguers in Polished Cations;

‘n Sand, Black, Charcoal $4.95 to $6.95

Ivy Striped Denims and Polished Canons:

in Sand, Black, Charcoal $4.95 to $6.95

Jeans (Men's, Boys’, ladies’);

in Black, Navy, Charcoal. Wheat, Faded Blue $3.95 ‘IO $5.95

NEW nun rates If YOUR RHRTTS m

ON SALE AT

HENDERSON & CUDMORE MOORE 8. McLEOD Li D.

Charlottetown

Queen Street

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

For wonderful value- For the whole family ‘

ALWAYS INSIST ON

League Trousers or Jeans

O‘OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Ivy League Trousers -Jeans-Sliirtis

|.'|'O LIVE UP ‘IO OUR UNCONDI'l'lONAl...GUA,RAN‘l'EE

cLu= THIS VALUABLE COUPON Noun,

AVE 50‘ l

195' eemed this

HAMBLY 8. INNIS

Great George St.

R. T.

HOLMAN LTD.

Snmmersido