Izvestia
Pulli
Switch
Puts
Us
Behind
Curtain
MOSCOW
Reuters
Izvestia
the
government
newspaper
used
the
headline
behind
the
Iron
Cur
Curtain
�
tain
Wednesday
night
Beneath
it
were
stories
from
New
York
Athens
Cape
Town
and
West
Germany
STRIKE
THREAT
Ottawa
To
Aid
Talks
MONTREAL
CPI
Some
lead
from
the
federal
government
was
awaited
today
to
get
talks
aimed
at
averting
a
train-stopping
strike
of
6000
CPU
train
trainmen
�
men
back
on
the
track
Negotiations
aimed
at
settling
the
contract
demands
of
the
4
trainmen
before
their
Oct
29
strike
deadline
collapsed
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
after
one
brief
meeting
In
an
official
statement
CPR
Vice
President
It
A
Emer
Emerson
�
son
said
he
assumes
the
fed
cral
government
will
intervene
He
said
federal
Labor
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Starr
has
been
informed
of
the
breakdown
and
added
that
although
no
further
talks
are
arranged
with
representatives
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Trainmen
CLC
CPR
officials
arc
ready
to
meet
with
the
union
again
in
Ottawa
or
any
anywhere
�
where
else
Two
union
vice
-
presidents
William
Kelly
of
Ottawa
and
Gordon
Gale
of
Winnipeg
also
said
they
arc
ready
to
go
back
into
negotiations
Any
possibility
that
the
CPR
might
try
to
continue
operating
trains
over
at
least
part
of
its
17000
mile
network
was
rubbed
out
Wednesday
when
Mr
Emer
Emerson
�
son
said
a
walkout
by
the
train
trainmen
�
men
would
immediately
stop
all
traffic
He
said
a
walkout
would
mean
the
layoff
of
00000
other
CPR
employees
There
was
no
immediate
in
indication
�
dication
from
other
railway
unions
whether
they
would
sup
support
�
port
a
trainmens
strike
if
the
crisis
should
come
to
that
liotli
parties
said
the
talks
the
first
since
the
union
an
announced
�
nounced
its
Oct
29
strike
dead
deadline
�
line
a
week
ago
ground
to
a
halt
over
the
question
of
a
com
complicated
�
plicated
series
of
work
rules
after
both
parties
had
agreed
on
at
least
the
size
of
a
wage
increase
Mr
Emerson
said
the
CPR
offered
the
trainmen
an
eight-
per
cent
increase
the
same
as
was
won
by
CNR
trainmen
May
30
hours
before
the
publicly-
package
deal
that
included
ac
acceptance
�
ceptance
by
the
union
of
the
recommendations
of
a
federal
conciliation
board
on
work
rules
Mr
Kelly
said
the
union
is
ready
to
negotiate
work
rules
one
by
one
but
it
will
not
ac
accept
�
cept
a
package
deal
Some
of
the
proposed
changes
would
mean
a
reduction
in
pay
that
would
exceed
the
eight-per-ccnt
increase
from
many
trainmen
o
I
dont
think
the
Peace
pro
project
�
ject
would
be
hit
during
the
first
phase
of
attack
he
said
They
will
be
more
concerned
with
prime
centres
of
popula
population
�
tion
and
communication
But
in
the
second
phase
of
attack
power
and
oilier
utili
utilities
�
ties
could
be
wiped
out
Thats
when
the
Peace
project
might
be
lost
he
said
University
of
Virginia
To
Admit
First
Negro
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Va
AP
The
Univer
University
�
sity
of
Virginia
agreed
Wednesday
to
admit
the
first
Negro
to
one
of
its
branch
colleges
after
she
com
completes
�
pletes
proper
registration
procedures
The
girl
Hazel
Ruth
Adams
17
left
a
federal
district
court
hearing
immediately
to
go
to
the
universitys
offices
If
she
is
admitted
it
will
be
the
first
classroom
integration
in
southside
Virginia
an
area
with
a
heavy
Negro
population
and
strong
anti
integration
sentiment
Now
Hear
This
faces
were
red
at
the
onset
couldnt
spot
in
either
of
two
of
yesterdays
civil
defence
ex
ercise
here
when
Assistant
Pro
uncial
CD
Coordinator
John
Erb
introduced
a
special
guest
as
my
very
good
friend
Eric
Williston
Like
if
they
were
so
friendly
he
should
know
the
first
name
of
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
Bill
Robertson
member
of
the
8th
Scout
group
committee
and
member
of
the
orchestra
nicknamed
The
Manure
Spread
Spreaders
�
ers
which
has
donated
the
music
for
the
monthly
Scout
dances
over
the
last
eight
years
is
concerned
because
some
peo
people
�
ple
seem
to
think
these
popular
dances
are
learn
to
dance
affairs
for
Scouts
Not
so
says
Bill
The
dances
are
for
adults
sonic
of
whom
have
attended
them
regularly
since
they
be
began
�
gan
Alt
the
Scouts
get
are
the
benefits
to
their
troop
from
the
profits
Chap-
who
didnt
want
his
name
mentioned
be
because
�
cause
people
might
think
lies
for
the
birds
phoned
this
ayem
to
ask
for
iitfo
about
our
leathered
frumtfK
Said
therp
are
locks
of
strange
birds
Hying
around
the
city
of
a
species
he
o
C
bird
books
and
its
driving
him
wild
They
flit
about
in
flocks
of
20
to
50
are
about
the
size
of
a
robin
grey
with
black
spots
and
a
black
collar
similar
to
that
of
a
meadow
lark
Friend
of
the
feathered
friends
would
be
much
obliged
if
somebody
could
tell
him
through
this
column
what
kind
of
birds
they
are
Now
It
Can
Be
Sold
Dept
Map
1533
G
hydraulic
UC
Sheet
93A
12
lat
52
30
to
52
45
long
121
30
to
122
00
is
in
plain
English
an
aeromag-
netic
map
of
the
PG
area
and
the
first
one
based
on
a
joint
survey
here
last
year
by
the
department
of
mines
and
pet
petroleum
�
roleum
resources
and
the
Geo
Geological
�
logical
Survey
of
Canada
Sounds
like
a
useful
map
and
it
can
bo
bought
by
sending
two
bits
to
the
Department
of
Mines
Victoria
The
change
back
to
Pacific
Standard
Time
from
la
light
comes
at
2
am
Sunday
Oct
28
Provincial
Government
people
say
you
tuin
back
your
clock
one
hour
Dont
ask
for
an
ex
plutiation
just
do
as
jouie
toUU
Phone
LOgan
4
2441
THECITI
crown
witness
testified
Wednes
day
that
torn
pieces
of
paper
towelling
found
in
the
offices
of
the
McCorklc
Brothers
Logging
Co
fitted
the
jagged
edges
of
towelling
found
at
the
scene
of
a
forest
fire
north
of
Boston
Bar
in
August
1961
Alfred
Stewart
McCorklc
head
of
the
firm
is
charged
with
arson
in
connection
wilh
the
forest
blaze
at
Squaw
kum
Creek
where
his
company
was
carry
carrying
�
ing
out
logging
operations
at
the
lime
An
RCMP
witness
told
Assize
Ccutt
of
finding
pieces
of
green
blue
paper
towelling
and
an
empty
whisky
bottlo
at
the
companys
offices
RCMP
Cpl
W
I
Luclo
an
identification
expert
said
the
torn
jagged
edges
of
the
towel
towelling
�
ling
fitted
perfectly
with
the
edges
of
similar
paper
the
crown
says
was
found
at
the
scene
of
the
fire
Insurance
adjustor
Milner
Naysimth
testified
that
Mc
Corklc
told
him
the
company
was
not
making
any
claim
for
Negligence
Count
Dropped
A
charge
of
criminal
negli
negligence
�
gence
against
Alexander
Ross
25
was
dismissed
Wednesday
by
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
on
grounds
there
was
insufficient
evidence
for
a
trial
Huss
appeared
at
a
prelim
preliminary
�
inary
hearing
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
in
city
police
court
The
charge
was
laid
follow
following
�
ing
the
death
of
Eric
Lund
maik
CI
in
a
car
mishap
Sept
1
at
the
Goglin
Subdivision
He
had
apparently
been
run
over
by
a
car
YOUNGSTER
DIES
IN
HIS
TOY
CAR
TRAIL
cn
Barry
McCum
ber
11
was
killed
Wednesday
night
when
his
soapbox
car
ran
out
of
control
and
struck
a
steel
lamp
standard
UCMP
said
the
boy
ap
apparently
�
parently
coasted
his
unbraked
car
down
a
steep
hill
and
was
unable
to
steer
it
abound
a
corner
An
inquiry
has
been
order
ordered
�
ed
Vol
6
No
198
CIVIL
DEFENCE
OPERATIONS
during
Exercise
Advance
2
kept
a
GS
member
staff
busy
in
Prince
George
between
2
pm
and
10
pm
Wednesday
They
were
handling
a
hypothetical
nuclear
attack
on
the
coast
by
taking
care
of
evacuees
here
From
the
left
Director
of
CD
Training
Lionel
Hart
Assistant
Pro-
Peace
Dam
Alay
Be
War
Target
Williston
Says
If
war
broke
out
would
the
Peace
River
dam
project
be
a
target
for
enemy
bombs
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
says
Not
im
immediately
�
mediately
He
was
in
Prince
George
Wednesday
during
the
Prince
George
Civil
Defence
exercises
He
had
assumed
theoretical
con
control
�
trol
on
behalf
of
the
provincial
government
here
after
corn-
owned
carrier
was
to
be
hit
I
municalions
failed
with
pro-
oy
a
sirme
as
pan
oi
a
vinciaL
hcadnuarters
near
Na-
naimo
vincial
CD
Co
ordinator
John
Erb
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
and
Emergency
Supply
Plan
Planning
�
ning
Branch
Department
of
Defence
Production
man
George
S
Hall
take
a
breather
during
a
slack
period
of
tiie
exercise
Vandervoort
photo
Indian
Hunter
Loses
Hand
in
Hunt
Mishap
KITIMAT
CPI
Cecil
Paul
32-year-old
native
Indian
lost
his
right
hand
Wednesday
in
a
hunting
accident
in
the
Kitslope
area
near
Kemano
Paul
was
hunting
geese
with
Crossley
Smith
when
Paul
tripped
over
a
log
when
getting
into
a
canoe
His
shotgun
discharged
and
blew
off
his
right
hand
Smith
took
Paul
20
miles
by
canoe
to
Kemano
from
where
he
was
flown
to
Kitimat
hospital
by
Aluminum
Co
of
Canada
helicopter
Both
men
are
residents
of
Kitimat
village
Logger
Started
Fire
Crown
Says
in
Court
NEW
WESTMINSTER
iCP
-
A
loss
of
timber
in
the
fire
that
as
far
as
Im
concerned
theres
no
insurance
policy
This
was
several
days
after
the
fire
Sf
y
COLD
Ice
on
windshields
this
morn
morning
�
ing
told
the
talc
Today
was
the
coldest
morning
of
the
fall
with
a
26
degree
reading
Variable
cloudiness
tonight
and
Friday
with
a
few
after
noon
showers
Continuing
cool
with
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Prince
George
25
and
50
Quesncl
25
and
55
Smithers
30
and
50
Peace
River
Cloudy
and
continuing
cool
Winds
easterly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Grande
Prairie
32
and
40
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
52
26
Terrace
48
41
0G
Smithers
49
3G
Quesncl
55
25
Williams
Lake
50
32
Kamloops
5G
38
Whitehorse
43
37
trace
Fort
Nelson
40
3ltraco
Fort
St
John
41
30
Dawson
Creek
47
27
Many
Gaps
Show
In
Civil
Defence
Structure
Here
Problems
in
planning
and
staff
capabilities
during
Exer
Exercise
�
cise
Advance
2
a
zone
Civil
Defence
operation
held
through
out
the
Prince
George
district
Wednesday-
were
tthe
main
bar
barriers
�
riers
to
smooth
operation
dis
discovered
�
covered
during
the
operation
Area
coordinator
Art
Fraser
said
today
We
learned
there
were
lots
of
gaps
in
our
plan
planning
�
ning
I3ut
it
is
through
the
mis
mistakes
�
takes
which
were
made
during
the
exercise
that
we
derived
great
values
The
exercises
function
was
to
test
the
zones
capacity
for
dealing
with
problems
arising
from
an
influx
of
large
numbers
of
evacuees
Federal
provin
cial
and
municipal
civil
defence
personnel
were
observing
the
operation
Conlrol
room
for
the
zone
was
in
the
basement
of
the
Post
Office
At
2
pm
the
exer
exercise
�
cise
started
And
it
carried
on
at
a
busy
pace
until
10
pm
During
the
exercise
a
break
breakdown
�
down
in
staff
procedure
due
to
inexperience
and
lack
of
train
training
�
ing
was
observed
This
is
the
type
of
mistake
which
the
persons
participat
participating
�
ing
will
never
make
again
said
Mr
Eraser
Assistant
Provincial
CD
Co
Coordinator
�
ordinator
John
Erb
of
Victoria
felt
the
exercise
had
brought
to
light
certain
deficiencies
But
you
cant
expect
something
like
this
to
be
letter
perfect
Mr
Erb
suggested
that
fur
further
�
ther
local
group
exercises
be
held
to
woik
out
some
of
these
problems
Representing
tthe
provincial
government
was
Lands
and
For
Forests
�
ests
Minister
Ray
Williston
He
told
the
Civil
Defence
staff
here
For
those
who
make
preliminary
preparations
for
emergency
measure
our
ex
extreme
�
treme
thanks
Speaking
of
the
Prince
George
area
in
relation
to
attacks
on
the
coast
Mr
Williston
felt
the
province
would
more
and
more
realize
the
importance
of
the
area
And
wc
have
to
accept
the
responsibilities
of
this
centre
city
The
city
will
ask
the
pro-
vincial
government
if
it
can
buy
25000
worth
of
its
own
city
water
debentures
Purpose
of
the
request
to
be
made
by
a
delegation
going
to
Victoria
later
this
month
is
to
let
the
city
re
resell
�
sell
the
debentures
which
the
government
is
market
marketing
�
ing
for
the
municipality
The
delegation
to
discuss
a
number
of
problems
with
government
officials
will
consist
of
Mayor
Garvin
Dezcll
Aid
Spike
Enemark
and
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
QUEEN
MARY
TAKES
SIGHTSEERS
ON
JAUNT
were
not
passengers
At
I
The
decision
to
seek
deben
tures
for
resale
was
made
at
a
council
meeting
Wednesday
fol
following
�
lowing
several
requests
for
bonds
made
to
city
hall
The
de
debentures
�
bentures
draw
an
interest
of
five
and
one
half
per
cent
Permission
must
be
obtained
from
the
Department
of
Muni
Municipal
�
cipal
Affairs
before
the
pur
purchase
�
chase
can
be
made
to
ensure
a
government
guarantee
on
the
bonds
In
other
city
financial
mat
matters
�
ters
council
will
take
money
from
a
19500
contingency
fund
lo
cover
overexpendturics
in
the
19G2
water
and
storm
sewer
programs
I
Action
was
taken
following
a
I
proposal
set
out
by
comptroller
Chester
Jeffery
Bid
accepted
for
the
second
phase
of
the
new
water
pump
house
on
the
Nechako
River
is
approximately
23000
higher
than
the
original
estimates
A
13000
overexpenditure
on
cost
of
materials
in
the
42
inch
di
diameter
�
ameter
storm
sewer
drain
along
Fifteenth
is
also
apparent
This
will
be
the
first
time
funds
have
been
taken
from
the
contingent
reserve
this
year
By
drawing
from
it
budgeted
funds
for
snow
removal
and
snow
plowing
which
may
still
be
re
required
�
quired
have
been
left
un
untouched
�
touched
A
low
tender
on
part
of
the
new
city
water
pumphouse
will
be
referred
to
Associated
En
Engineering
�
gineering
Services
to
negotiate
a
contract
for
the
city
City
council
accepted
a
bid
of
Howe
Construction
Co
Ltd
of
Vancouver
whose
tendered
price
is
68711
Oilier
tenders
were
from
C
J
Oliver
71G4G
and
Poole
Con
Construction
�
struction
78000
Council
felt
negotiations
with
the
construction
firm
might
re
reduce
�
duce
cost
of
certain
sections
of
the
job
Were
primarily
concerned
with
the
ceiling
tender
said
Mayor
Garvin
Dezcll
It
must
not
go
any
higher
than
that
Phase
of
the
Nechako
River
pumphouse
to
be
done
under
mv
coniraci
inciuucs
a
re
reinforced
�
inforced
concrete
and
masonry
wall
building
piping
and
mis
cellaneous
equipment
for
the
pump
station
The
intake
section
of
the
pumphouse
was
done
under
the
first
phase
of
the
project
by
Bei
Ginter
Construction
Remembrance
Holiday
Set
VICTORIA
CP
The
BC
government
has
declared
Nov
12
as
the
Remembrance
Day
holiday
this
year
Remembrance
Day
falls
on
Nov
11
a
Sunday
zem
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
25000
WORTH
aboard
a
tugboat
were
unsuc
unsuccessful
�
cessful
because
of
a
long
longshoremens
�
shoremens
strike
The
liner
was
due
off
Hall
fax
the
next
day
for
a
re
fuelling
slop
The
Donahues
were
told
they
would
be
put
ashore
there
Until
then
they
were
first
class
guests
for
a
nominal
fee
Donahue
said
he
had
45
witji
him
He
did
not
say
what
he
was
charged
When
the
liner
reached
Hal
Halifax
�
ifax
Thursday
they
were
put
aboard
an
old
cabin
cruiser
empts
tb
put
them
dispatejiedirom
the
port
and
f
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
OCTOBER
11
1962
7c
a
Copy
JWp
MoMb
City
Seeks
Sale
Of
Debentures
Compulsory
Seat
Belts
Studied
Bonner
Says
VICTORIA
iCP
Compulsory
seat
belts
for
BC
autos
arc
under
study
Attorney
General
Bonner
said
today
Washington
State
Governor
Albert
Rossclini
said
Tuesday
he
is
planning
legislation
making
belts
mandatory
equipment
on
new
cars
Such
a
step
would
also
require
an
act
of
the
provincial
legislature
in
BC
Motor
Vehicle
Superintendent
George
Lindsay
said
If
seat
belts
were
compulsory
in
BC
and
used
properly
at
least
half
of
the
103
people
killed
on
our
highways
so
far
this
year
would
still
be
alive
TRADE
DEPT
REVEALS
62000
in
Auto
Parts
Shipped
to
Red
China
OTTAWA
CP
A
West
Coast
export
firm
made
the
sale
of
62000
in
truck
parts
to
Communist
China
ques
questioned
�
tioned
in
the
Commons
Wednesday
a
trade
department
official
said
today
But
he
confirmed
Wednesdays
statements
by
Chrysler
Corporation
of
Canada
and
its
US
parent
firm
that
they
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
sale
Trade
Minister
Ilees
reply
1
ing
to
a
question
in
the
Com
Commons
�
mons
Wednesday
disclosed
that
his
department
is
aware
that
automotive
parts
wholly
manufactured
in
Canada
by
various
automotive
manutac-
turers
have
been
exported
to
the
Peoples
Republic
of
China
in
limited
quantities
He
added
that
automotive
parts
are
not
covered
by
any
item
in
Canadas
export
control
list
and
are
considered
legiti
legitimate
�
mate
export
business
for
Cana
dian
traders
Both
Mr
Hees
and
depart
department
�
ment
officials
however
de
declined
�
clined
to
give
any
details
of
the
transactions
or
identify
the
com
companies
�
panies
concerned
Officials
said
export
permits
were
kept
con
confidential
�
fidential
by
law
like
income
tax
returns
The
question
of
tthe
export
of
truck
parts
to
Red
China
arose
out
of
a
story
in
the
Toronto
Telegram
It
said
Chrysler
Cor
Corporation
�
poration
Limited
of
Windsor
had
been
issued
export
permits
to
ship
about
62000
wortli
of
truck
parts
said
to
be
for
non
military
vehicles
bought
by
the
Nationalist
Chinese
government
about
20
years
ago
In
the
Commons
J
R
Gar
Garland
�
land
Liberal
member
for
Nip
issing
asked
Mr
Hees
to
con
confirm
�
firm
or
deny
whether
such
an
export
permit
had
been
issued
but
did
not
mention
Chrysler
by
name
From
Windsor
and
Detroit
came
prompt
denials
by
the
Chrysler
Corporation
that
its
Pair
Gets
Unscheduled
Ocean
Trip
ELMIUA
NY
AP
-
Mr
and
Mrs
Edward
Donahue
in
New
York
City
to
see
the
sights
decided
to
tour
the
British
liner
Queen
Mary-
Be
fore
long
they
were
on
the
roof
of
a
battered
cabin
cruiser
riding
into
Halifax
The
couple
told
this
story
Wednesday
In
New
York
last
week
they
bought
tickets
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
for
a
boat
ride
around
Manhattan
Island
but
found
they
had
some
time
to
kill
be
before
�
fore
the
excursion
boat
left
The
ueen
Mary
was
nearby
so
they
went
aboard
to
look
her
out
While
below
deck
they
thought
they
felt
the
ship
moving
This
is
just
like
going
on
a
trip
Mrs
Donahue
remark
remarked
�
ed
A
band
started
playing
Hey
theyre
playing
an
anchors
�
chors
aweigh
Donahue
said
The
Queen
Mary
was
sail
sailing
�
ing
for
Southampton
Donahue
ran
to
he
ships
purser
and
explained
tliey
rode
back
on
the
roof
There
was
no
room
inside
They
flew
to
New
York
that
night
and
returned
to
their
hotel
The
next
day
before
they
boarded
a
plane
for
Elmira
and
home
Donahue
met
the
man
in
the
hotel
lobby
who
had
sold
him
the
tickets
for
the
boat
ride
around
Manhat
Manhattan
�
tan
JUnv
did
you
enjoy
tlp
trip
the
man
asked
Donahue
tohJohim
The
man
refunded
11
3
pUonahue
had
paid
for
flie
ticOTts
O
0
Canadian
subsidiary
planned
to
ship
the
reported
62000
truck
part
order
to
China
Debate
of
Throne
Speech
Ending
With
Key
Vote
OTTAWA
CP
The
Com
mons
winds
up
the
general
throne
speech
debate
tonight
with
a
vote
which
the
minority
Conservative
government
appar
apparently
�
ently
regards
as
the
key
test
in
determining
whether
it
has
the
confidence
of
the
House
The
vote
will
be
taken
on
a
government
motion
for
a
for
formal
�
mal
thank
you
address
to
Governor-General
Vanicr
for
deliv
delivering
�
ering
the
throne
speech
at
the
opening
of
Parliament
two
weeks
ago
today
The
fact
that
the
throne
speech
was
written
for
Gen
Vanicr
by
Prime
Minister
Dief
enbakcr
and
his
cabinet
makes
the
vote
in
effect
an
adoption
of
the
legislative
program
in
the
speech
as
the
parliament
parliamentary
�
ary
agenda
for
this
session
Oilier
items
can
be
added
later
There
is
no
formal
Commons
rule
declaring
what
motions
arc
ones
of
confidence
or
of
non
confidence
but
parliamentary
precedents
make
any
amend
amendment
�
ment
to
the
motion
for
adop
adoption
�
tion
of
the
address
a
non-confidence
motion
New
Minister
Defends
Diefs
Stand
on
ECM
OTTAWA
cn
Senator
Wal
lace
McCutcheon
rose
for
the
first
time
in
Parliament
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
to
defend
Prime
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Diefenbakers
approach
at
last
months
Commonwealth
conference
in
London
This
new
representative
of
big
business
on
the
Conserva
Conservative
�
tive
cabinet
a
minister
without
portfolio
but
with
much
influ
influence
�
ence
told
the
Senate
that
there
is
no
more
unfounded
sugges
suggestion
�
tion
than
that
Mr
Diefcnbaker
ganged
up
on
the
British
in
London
What
the
prime
minister
did
said
Senator
McCutcheon
was
to
express
the
doubts
that
he
had
and
that
we
have
as
to
the
outcome
both
political
politically
�
ly
and
commercially
if
the
United
Kingdom
wins
entry
to
the
European
Common
Mark
Market
�
et
What
he
did
was
to
make
perfectly
clear
that
the
decision
was
for
the
United
Kingdom
But
he
also
did
what
he
had
been
asked
to
do
and
that
was
present
our
views
upon
how
far
the
essential
interests
of
the
Commonwealth
had
been
safe
guarded
because
after
all
that
was
the
basis
upon
which
we
were
told
negotiations
were
be
ing
under
taken
Senator
McCutcheon
vice
president
of
the
huge
Argus
Corporation
before
he
was
tak
taken
�
en
into
the
cabinet
in
a
post
postelection
�
election
shuffle
obviously
had
the
Senates
liberal
majority
in
mind
when
he
told
his
col
leagues
The
obligation
of
the
Senate
Is
to
speak
to
the
question
and
not
to
the
electorate
In
the
Commons
ho
throne
specci
debate
-
due
to
end
to
night
with
a
jwucial
vote
con-
fniued