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great victory.”
of win enjoyed. - by “the .
gambler who. puts $100 © “into!
machine to collect: a $50. jackpot.

impoverished employees: ‘of the plants :
at Sudbury, and Port Colborne; Ontario ©

 

fore Christmas
would have-been a. ‘sad and bitter
Christmas for their families: ~The
period of idleness while the. union: Téad-

 

The only bright. feature: of: “hi
“ike settlernent.was that’ the by” then -

9 return: to their’ jobs: be-
arrived ;. otherwise ‘it

s stubbornly refused to” ‘come to

terms with the employers had cost the:
workers an ‘average ‘personal Joss of
$1,000. That was the. measurement of
their “great victory,” oo

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. which: will not. only. prove. of.benefit:to . -
toate ofius ea serve as stepping stones oe

sid, savings. to ‘meet current “expenses;
te. ‘other: workers, unprepared. for a long.
.. break. in the'flow of" weekly, pay
. cheques,
/ heavily: ‘burdened ' ‘with debt:

finally. returned : to. : Work

Here was one more ‘illustration of.

the argument} that no one wins a pro-

longed: strike. The smelter. workers’

: victory amounted ‘to. a 6 per cent pay

increase. spread: over three years: 1
per cent i inthe first year, 2 per cent in
the second and 3 per-cent in:the third.
Thus in:the three-year life of the con-
tract, the woukers:. cannot: hope to-re-.
gain ‘more than half’ the pay loss in-

‘curred while they -were on _ strike,

What kind of{ victory. was that?
~—The Victoria Colonist

  
  
 
   
   
   
    
   
 
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
   
    
   
 
  
 
   
 
    
    
    
 
  
  

   

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smug—of .. ‘drawing’: a: morbid.
_ satisfaction , from the! ,knowe.
. ledge that ‘sooneric
going: to. be hauled: ‘into ; Pe, o
surgery, with: skull. splintered ug fe - fa _ , ae : -
like. a: filbert' ina nutcracker: 4.° ° - gga el es ” iow fh eo oa
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we “Sty ‘Lawrence: ‘Seaway. next June, tikely meeting President Hisen- ..’
” hower “onthe: new: high-level: bridge near. Cornwall, Ont., for;
“as “hands-across-the- “border” *ceremony. ‘Here’ are. two: of ‘the

~ four - bridges” ‘which’ span .thé St, Lawrence™ Seaway ‘channel: in.
the. Montreal area: and” ‘which: ‘were ‘modified:to provide a min»:
imum: overhead: clearance | ‘of: 120° feet: ‘Picture, taken this summer...
“ishows the: “Honore: Mercier bridge (bottom) and the. ‘Caughnass:«

wanga | Canadian Pacific’ allway: -bridge, Seaway. channel has’
minimum. width, of 200 feet: and depth of. ar Tfeet. . pep photo. i

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of walking, oS

Fy ‘rom ‘The ‘Vancouver ‘Province’

A good snowfall is a. biting
reminder, ‘of ‘how: far, the: aver- —
_ age man. has ‘separated, himself.

from his’ pioneer. forebears...

‘The idea of doing.,without his.
car is so. frightful...that:.h
- takes a. chance, and ‘ends wy)
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From: The. ‘Fredericton. Gleane wee
ae “While © automobiles ” are -cer- 7
convenience . “and ©.
"sometimes. ‘even..a necessity in -
| getting. ‘to.:work;’. one often...
“wonders | if: driving © to” and...
“from work. is not. ‘overdone in
(this: day ‘and: ager. *

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Education ‘for. ‘success = |

‘“invean ‘that -a"person’s: dignity: ‘the bottom of a hill. He then oS
or social. status. is.lowered’ if’ has. to walk appalling~ “From ‘The Michigan ‘Times’? biting. “on government-made”
He is “still occasionally «seen. thought, to the e nearest bus.- phe. Little. Red Schoolhouse ¢ hard: times... They can weak-"-

    
  

‘using * “his” feet ‘as°a.means ae

: . én the economy. in the cold"
locomotion; *: and, “when: the" - yin

” taught little about “how’* our. =
And ‘they..can. even. put

We: have “not: awa Jour FAN
» economale’ system‘ operates; and: war.

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, Beant: treatment ‘of. this, pérson’s place of: employment it- didn’t matter mnuch. “Busi- the. thoughtless voter right out»
is not’too.far from his home, “Consolation * ness-was the’speclalty of busi-- < of:a. job...
: ‘ he is well advised to walk this, e From ‘The Melita. Ofan) ~:messmen,. and: if’ they, under- will your chua, sometime in .
. distance; at least some of the. ~ | New Era | "stood Jt.no one else needed-to,  ; his school years,

 
     

learn what”
makes our, economy. tick? esd

If: your - ‘school -doesn’t hat’: _
such. a course, you and. other:
i parents. should: insist’, that it''s
. adopt . one.. - Your child's” fu
ture, and. your country’s pros-.-r
‘> perity will depend. upon what mt
he! knows. me

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“there's. one consolation. ‘Today,. when, many. decisions: ‘

Qo about: an. old- -fashioned wins 5 - Which. ‘affect the: ‘economy: are.
Jet. age . ter. with lots ‘of. snow. Whether: -imade in. polities, every’: “voter
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owe: like it.or. not Wee could: ne. needs some. economic. concn
8 tion, so- tha e. can determine ::
mene LS aanabes Up Trance.’ for 7 what. candidates: “make: sense:

- futures It- Js nsurance. that... on the subjects, of taxes, busi-
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2 This: proposition: is-. ‘imps PE gi peg in
: sible. For its. acceptance by. |H[[e 0 0°
Canada. would, mean..that.. we:
were ‘accepting ‘U.S. “law to
regulate ‘the: -opérations _ “of
companies - doing:. .business , in
Canada; that ..we:-. would,..be {{fh fo
’ placing: Washington’s. author- ho et
_ ity. higher than. Ottawa’s:. in . ' ST ENS
the. regulation., of: companies
doing. business. within, ‘Can
“ada’s. boundaries, . |
This. is. “something. “far. ‘dite
: ferent from :-the: thing., com-
‘plained about. wheh. .the: US. VP ee
' puts-up quotas. against. our of] jt}:
or zine: or -léad; ©: doing. such
things. the. U.S.. is. at least ex-
ercising its legal” right: ‘But
what .the: Attorney-General:of fo
the U.S. is: saying dn: this. pa- ee,
tent mattor Js. that: the..U:8... | jr:
may: exend its legal .right: 0,
Canada; that’ Washington's -|
writ. should -run: -outside~ ithe
US. bordar, - Ube
The Attorney-General of. thie 4
US, must, wo think, be. dis- '
abused of this. quaint. notion.

  
 
 
  

  
 

 

 

 

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INTERPRETING THE NEWS:

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Time. willl tell! he Castro against tyranny

By. JOSEPH MacSWEEN
' Canadian Press Staff! Writer

Swashbuekling: Fidel. Castro: has often suid
he has no dictatorial aima— thas he: wante. to..
kill tyranny.in Guba: once:and: for ally |

The impetuous young:.rebol) leader's. words
have the ring: of ‘honesty.’ but! af course. only”
Lime will tollfor certain ,whoth oF fhe: taste.
of power will change:him. |” |

Jenee that one can hatdly: tell: tho, rovalutionas.
from the counter-revalutions, ‘Actually,’ cwhen,

Castro's forces overthrew: Proaident - ulgonala,.
Batista thoy were ropenting® mw drama, thint took. |

pince 25 yeara . ae yh eeren

Bntiata vena on ‘bytonpling ni ‘dlatntory
then he ruled with an Jron‘hand,, thous sorts
timos from behind the scones . -

In thorea a danger. that Cnatro will: do tha!
same? ny

A alviking, heardod. figure, tho ‘Sa-yonr-old:
Castro. ia anid to be ambitious but he alsovhas:
nhown qualition of Intellect nnd, intogrloyr not
always found inLatin Amoarlonn 'politiani: i

Although born to conaldetable woalth, Chatro:
has always. takon. keon.Jnterest In! thar poor, :
Hoe found time ‘to collogtthree léqveed:clanpita’
hile revolutionary notivities, wh I atnrtod: nt
nn onrly age in defiance of; lr ‘father Arin
lawyer, ha’ bhocmoe. know
CNROA, dotonaing humbta. folk.” -

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trom time toi tiine Castro hm mind sia

montsabouts bin plans: for. Oubad when: Gatiatns
waa doposods There may bo. changes: imnthones in
viow of events but, reqhrding. dictatorship, _
Onatro woll knows that al Latin’ Amorlonn

 

fori ining lowtan!:

_dletators. have been thrown from. power In four
yoors. The trend: is clearly running. agalnat
dletators,

. Castro, instead, has promised: to oatablish.
the foundations! of a: genuine: representative

| government: by setting up.a: provisional ‘regime: .
' nominated by a convertion: of ‘delegates fronv
Oubn's. political: history te» full. of. ‘auch, vloe :.

various, civic. ard. professional. ‘organizations.
The: provisional governmicnt Jato be instruc.
ted. ta.conduct “

doesn't wish to -run: for. the- proaidoncy;
'  For.one, thing, “nye Castro, Cuba's conatl!-
ution: would bar jh rom 'the praaidency;. bu-
“ouadvot his youth. Ta docan't aound, ike ag
Anaurreotionsst: -apeaking. | Bg ee

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. Av. ume Caatro: maintained. that: nalther.

Iiav politéond. aime: nom his, economic programar |

aver tndorstoodtin Cuba and: eclaewhere: Thare:
tae thik: of extending: government ownorahip to:
cortedr public: whillities, some of tham, owned:

Ini'the: United* LBnton, but Onatro. haa. dented: .

that! there. are any.’ plana fom oxpropriation.. ov
nationalization of: forolgn. Invaatmonta, ;

“* hatro will probably run inte opporition from: |
_ Conservative: Intorenta: regarding: ls: Inds ree

‘form plans, Hé nlao intonda to-crante n onrcer
Mo Initiate na: caumpnl gy, agninat: iNiternoy,:

“ Ohatro: spanks of: Induatrialization, ny.cason-
{ial to: His, yrogram. Thia, would: Includd’ ox.
dnd. Snoflities fon: proconalng, sugar, Ure tar...
graatly. expanded: canning. ©

acmaadn, GroD. A
fa Vi ard, oOnAuMar factorios for tho. pro

duction of ight motal, lenther and paper and

textile goods,

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PRAcipeians SAP ATLERTEREOEYDAAL ERS AS Ane C8 RARE SoRag, NEE AR vcd AA Mate
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uly“honost” general, elections: -
“within, (12. months and” Onstro .hoas” sald he":

olvil acrvice; boypnd the reach .of politiqa; and’

Profits: iil.

From The ' a Wipe:
Yort Vrie Letter-Review ; AWTS
Profits are. what bullt.Can- | [Its
ada into. a great‘industrial 'na-
tion, Orders for new plant ,
and cquipment; como: out of THT:
profits. Now. onders. nt turn 8,
provide omployment. © And -
most of the-spending: hy. gov-
ernment, tha: source, of): the
funds to provide social secur-
-dty. for Canadian. ecltizens,
comoan: out! of: profits; Induge -
- tries. that; because of axcensiva:
‘ . taxation or: unreasonable;wage:
demands, om undye restrictions:
and: reguintiond,;. become Wie.
profitable: are. unable: ta. corns.
_ tribute, to-tho revenuoa, neoded.
by governmenta..

+ gen

- linterference

¥ rom... Tho. Negina. Lenders Pout
Thore's, boon, too. much, In

_ towference; with. our, railways...

Had, the. rnllwaye, heen, froor’
over, the Inat quar tor: ata, con
tury to.work out thelr own-sals.

. vit om tho. rallway, probleny: |
undoubtedly: would’ not* hnve:

- Yoached Ite pronenb magnitide,!

This belng ay ano approach’ |

surely Ia to ond thid-interfors-

- Oneo: with: the yailwayasnrted'to
provide (ole. compotontr pore:
Konno! with: thoi. nacossary:

-acopp to Improve’ ' the, aff fei:
aléney of: tho oporntions, wh

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