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| . _ JOHN R. -MAGOR |
~ Managing | Bditor

_ President,

Authorized fia “Second | ‘Crass Mall by. the Post, oftice | Department Oita a.

 

TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1961"

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that what he had sét a:
through, even if: it took:
Thus the: closing’.day:
as a marathon: tu
the Premier: there,
opposition.” Neither’side: would give in.

 

The four ‘Liberals:voted: now.: with. ‘the: Cor, -
then with -the: ‘Social: ‘Oredit': ‘side,and ‘later .
switched back ‘to’ the CCF: On one. occasion, '
as the Liberals’ stood ° ‘with: the CCF, Premier.
“Opposition Leader
Strachan: “You've got: tthe’ waltzing ~Matildas,

Bennett called -out- to-

with you, this’ time,” “)..

One night, after the House had. ‘been. sitting -
CCF Mr, ‘Nimsick .of..Cranbrook.

but an hour,
got himself, ‘inthe’ Premier's ‘view, into “an
ornery mood, and‘ wouldn’t’ be. quiet, - Suddenly

the Premier got up and adjourned the ‘House:

at 9 pm. Next: night, around midnight, when

the opposition ‘wanted ithe Premier to’ call it:
quite the Premier said«he' couldn't understand

the opposition — the’ night’ before, he said, they

complained because he called ‘it off carly, and .
now they were complaining’ because he wouldn't -
call it off. No, the Premier just: couldn't: undar-

stand the workings: of. the oppositioniats’ minds, os

INTERPRETING THE-NEWS .

 

 

. Profit ‘and ‘imeentive - ‘are ‘ideas. giuite. alien
to! pure: Marxism: but: Mr? K. evidently: finds'he-
-" ean’t -get-on ‘without’ ‘them: :

prises: don’t show a: profit, Soviet’ ‘industry. can’t...
“expand. If farmers’are’ not. rewarded ‘for extra, .

os crops: neon expand » either,

and a half: years, ‘is in’ an’ jnereasing number. of 2
‘ways: jnereasingly like the: capitalist | economies’ ee
K

‘Thus did Mr,. cree

“by ‘saying nothing: “Mrs.

Me Hagegen. looking. none: the. wiser, naturally,- and. -
; ce judging the situation hopeless, didn’t press. the
f. the’ session’ became el

f-war;. the’ opposition ® kept:
nd the Premier kept. the.

 

joint. —_— a victory by default. for: Mr. Black:

Liberal | Alan Macfarlane..of Oak:..Bay— has, :
. among | his constituents, the Premier, because
Mr, Bennett, when he’s in the capital; lives in.
an Oak: Bay ‘waterfront apartment, ‘Mr, ‘Mac-

farlane, of a sudden, ‘challenged the Premier,

“next election, to run in Oak Bay, Mr, Macfarlane ©
considering. the Premier wouldn’t have a chance.
in so enlightened a riding. Up got the Premier. |’
_ to invite Mr. Macfarlane to run in. South Okan-
-agan —.and, ah-ha- — just see what would
‘happen to him there, in. that very heart and
-home of Social Credit... The Premier and Mr.
Macfarlane argued ‘a: little, : and: the Premier:
-.told -Mr. Macfarlane’ not tn “e Always yelling’

‘and. -hollerin’ so much:

» The government: had its way. all session. - —
‘which fs right; a three cents a gallon increase ©
in the gasoline tax, and’ no more contributions yo

‘to political parties from union dues.,...°°.
The -opposition. put up ia. valiant. fight.

throughout, but lost round after round, natur-.
ally, because ,the nublic willed it that way in :

the: polling booths: last September. ae

ut

Canadian | stand, on laos. runs full circle

. By" JACK: BEST:
. ek - Ginadlan’ ‘Press’ Stare: Writer’

Canada’s polley toward ‘Laos tins been’ ‘shap:,
od by aireumstances and eventa in’ which, it has.
had precious little say,” in :

Thora could bo no better Auatration of. ‘the
fact that Canada's fiddle Js. being played ‘to
somebody else's turn. than. the. atatament’mado

in the Commons Thursday by Primo Minister -

Diefenbnaker:

“Canada Is preparod to. ‘aorve on: o. ‘yeedn- S

vened International - AUpOVIACrY comimiaaion:
should tho govarnntents ‘concerned’ agree that.

conditions oxlat which would permit: the com=
mission to play's uv worthwitlle, ‘and pttective. role,”

For o long time after the (anada-tndin-Pd-.

land commiaaion eefournad: Aine dle ‘In: July,.
1958. —~ at the inatigation of the Laotian: gove ;
ernmont — Canada appeared to. romtab sal. Of

forta to have It reconvened, oe ct ek

It aluck to Sta guns oven after the: notional”

government, whioh: was: ‘Aupposed.. ‘to: ‘bring

~anity-ineneutrality to the gouthenat: Asta: kings |

dom, had come apart, Neutraliiyiwas enjoinad
on Laos under terms.of the.1054:Geneva: auruaes
monte-which ended the: Indochina war,

the armiatice’- commission: , dos alta recurring:
finroups In the Lactlanialvil wa nie Canadian :

government found itaelf .nti poise ends ate
.

India, which along \with Polar
commission. taqonali tuted, a

Canada .atood on ithe. ingnniedi that lt

would ‘He unalans {o- y paonlt ho commiagion : an.

ngvas tho goverrimont of Lads — which by

th imo Lg d ,bacomo ‘strictly, prosAmorican

as opénly' accepting huge quantition i

waned

    

 
 

  

: Seah OTS m= rosuned bo, fpvite. it; Innck, a

In those. haleyon. days the’ Laotian. govern~:

‘ant: thought it-had the milltary situation dine
‘Now the. picture has changed, with the .

PTO" «Communist - rebels ‘evidently winning some - o
~mportant victories, . 4

~hand.,.

‘Also chanvad is tho Canadian government's

policy, Laat fal, aa the alvil war in -Laoswarm=

‘ed un Mr.. Diefonbaker let it be known. that.

Canada wauld. he: willing’ to’ consider. on: its
‘morits the question of ‘veconvening the: armia~.

tea Group,

Marly) this year, ns. things gol still warmer :
“in Ahe Jungle. kingdom, ‘the Ornadian governe
mont announced: it, wonld: agree. to nave the.
“commission raconvened if formally. rocuented :
by Britain and Rusaln, Sorahalrmon of the ‘1084

Genova : conference, ey

Now’ tho govornmont. has withdrawn ‘even: :
* that: nominal condition: Tir faet it scoms ale”
“moat oager to. have tho armistice comminsion

reconvened, ee,

 Agtin Friday. Mr, Diofenbaker atatad ane
adata willingness to serve, adding :that. the.
commission would have “an important function -

Bo " i
In steadfastly opposing’ ithe | ‘yeconvening. of. fo perform’ in Implomenting prapoaala to ae

clude a ‘permanent settloment in: Laos,

 Thys Canada bas como full circle from-the |
“pagition ° It: adhered to until) loat™ yen’ This’
tellects. the. governmont's anwlety ‘thatthe!
“#ituation in: strategic Laos: hoa come > vary close:

ito. motting out of hand, -

A Bibl, Dhovig 4

 

ih Today

“aw at: the Vara, : ‘Penim ui eke

oe ter of ‘Mr. and

If Soviet: enter- Bey

“ Catiadians’ who’ left last: wee
_ the: world’s : largest _Bhuddi

‘pilgrims: in: ;Canadian, aviation: histor y:
Yr Shigeru. Nishimura |

a. group of: 102 Tepanese- ne
-K ey0t0, Japan, ‘site: ‘of:.one of |.’
The: Pacific’ which . flew An

Wancouver.

io CPA Photo:

 

Twenty: big’ cities of. the Uni-:

tea States are-now,.cursed. with. °
“substantial: and » persistent” « .
“unemployment—meaning. un=~
employment. that doesn't go"

“away.
“The- United: ‘States depart- |

ment: of | labor | says: so. .-And

~ eighty” other * ‘Cities: of. smaller

size. have the same. “problem.
Sar A. Levitan: records. thes

- disturbing facts. din’ ‘the ‘curre

“Reporter - ‘Magazine: ) sree
Poverty _ SiN exists in tl

  

or ked making and Tepairing:
eam locomotives.

“Some rural : areas — are ‘ine

“trouble, tooes 2 ys

‘The depressed -yegions - are?
» trying to make jobs ‘by offer-"'
“ing bait to attract new. indus-;
try. They’ are ‘achieving some? ;

 

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-Douglas program. has

Ald Aboard withG. G. E. “Mortimore .

‘children often come to school
without.: breakfast ~

and. shoes,

“Why? One reason is is ‘that. too -
_ dependent,

many towns are:
“upon. .a single industry. The
switch from coal’ to oil in the

t a Coal. town: pl Bs
- “$6,000, 000 ‘and. made.
“3,000 new. jobs.: Yet, a.

of- every. seven workers -/in }.0. 0

Hazelton: is; still ‘jobless, ae ee ee
‘Paul
“trying too}
--persuade * “Congress - ‘to extend:

 

Since. 1055, ~ Senator »
Douglas’ ‘has’ been ”

‘federal, aid’ to depressed areas

— ‘in’ “the. shape" ~ of advice,
"money ‘and ‘training. But the
been
‘going. through : rough weather.

   
   
 

e* | Its enemics have managed to
success. But: they haven’t' done: | cripple it: and prevent Mb from
much more than nibble at un-7

- becoming law.

Ken nedy likes it

- President Bisenhower vetoed: .

one. version. of .the Douglas.
bill... President Kennedy. is .In:
favor of it; Perhaps it will pass: ”
_ Canada’s ‘position may not 7
‘he exactly the same as that of.
‘the United States. But similar’:

economic. forces: are ‘at work °

all over the continent,

‘Because:of the advances of ;,.

science, ' and- ‘rapid changes in

‘the’ market, whole industries at

can be. thrown ‘out. of. date, |

New, machines: can—and:. do— t:

replace . thousands ‘of: workers;:

It just is not good onaygh tof

“gays “Let: them £0, where:‘the:
“wane ay and’ “et them find :
"Jobs Jn. the factories that make ,
ime new machines.” ey

 
   

plex. and too fast-moving for
‘the individual—or . for

to handle,’ |

“Automation, and out- dating

of, industries, are not problems
., that can be... wished

“ments can solve” ‘these | prob-
Jems.

* — provincial’ ,and. ‘federal —-

Will tackle. them before’ they
get. out of hand, And let's hope —

he: ‘governments. can. do. the

“around too much, or. aaphing

p_ thelr selft- relianeo, poly

; United. ‘States. In some. areas,” 7

bedause -
-there is no: food at home. Some:
children stay away - “because.

_ they lack adequate clothing. S

 

 

“Martha - ‘O'Donnell,

gistants: seminar. in Toronto:.

~ “A working:knowledge,of in-.
vestments. may: prove a:greater |.
asset:than enrolling in.a céok-
Ing or. decorating: class. ”

FP ke
“Thomas: A, “Edison:

“T° am: glad. that the éight-
hour: day had. not been-invent- |.
ed when I was:a young: man.
If-my: Jife-had been made up of°
“eight-hour ‘days’ I. do not-be-
lieve I could-have accomplish-.
“ed a great ‘deal: This country. :
could .not-amount:to as much”.
-as it:does if the young men of
50° yéars. ago had been. afraid on
that. they. ‘might. earn. more

furnaces of: America ‘was a’ than. they. were paid for.’ :

blow to coal mining communi- -

eee eee al

alfred Cy. ‘Fuller: in a Foot oot

“Toronto. :
security. analyst, . -speaking to.’

“5 357 secretaries | at the Associa-
within the next. few. months: - tion. of. Administrative © “AS-.
“the: jargest: ‘airlift: of -Bhuddist- :

le (Bricajis: the. daugh--

| Shert : sermons -

Quote and unquote

- “A Puller: Brush man’ is ao
ent who purchases his. wares
from.the company.,.but. rises. or
falls on his own .diligence; In

an.age that encourages ‘herd.
instinct, he goes. his/own way.»
~ In an.era that Inres men. into. Be
mediocrity, he ‘dares. to ‘estab-~
- lish himself ‘as-his. ownboss* |
‘and seek his own : security. Re-.
sponsibility is

ingrained «. in’:
him..He knows that reward in

. this world is in direct. Pener
: tion to. his own. efforts.” ” 2 ves

 

ube’ ‘accounted ~true.
_ Baker: Eddy.

who. is: intelligent - ‘and who-ls
-- not. The intelligent:man Js. the
“Cone who-asks questions rather, . .
than: always : spouting : the an-
cS swers.
othe one always adding to what. o

~he- knows, «
local» merchant; .an - indepénd-...-

The. intelligent man, is.

“not: wasting | ‘time.
showing. what. he knows.: ‘In the.
50 = years: a: ‘man’ has’ to: he.
grown: up: ‘in, there's little time |
to: feach iintelligence. Eaton
He: As: 70, and : ‘there. ar

gems. of ‘Roukt |

“A lie. has: ‘only “one: chante
OL. successful. deception. — to
— Man.

- vee

teas is “twice: as. hard to ‘aribb..

 

“Jokes ‘won’ t. ‘sell the. product,

  

“ge a. frowning prospect won! be
oe buy: dt-either.. * Le

: , orn,

Q “half- -truth a3, a whole: e— :

Austin. -O'Malley..

 

oe *

“Lying: isa certain mark. of”
"cowardice. —_ Thomas . ‘Souths:

Le eo - we
“alt - a: 1 fact As a whole 2 false?

a “hood —Elias: L. ‘Magoon. ay

 

“one out. | °

“These changes are too < com- |

‘the
“ small groups of individuals— .

away.
“Only. strong. action. ‘by. govern~

Let's hope ‘our: ‘governments

jd0b» without. ‘pushing people»

 

we

 

“Blossed Is the man Foun Mollet tain tne oe

Holding

Frm The ang ‘Province «
ie Burnaby, clvic, employees and ois
“Vancouver”

outside’ > workers -
shave agreed to no-wage~ “ie =
ovanae’. contracts, °°"
‘Thepresident of: ‘the’ ‘Burne:

aby sunion realistically ap= >

“praised the: ‘need for organized |

‘Inbor. to play its part in. woe:

storing economic health when
- ho-anle a: “We did! not -presa:for

an jacroas-the-boatd: , Snareage .
Wecnure of the present eqan- |

OMe: situation arid: the’ stax -
~ burden. onthe jrome-owner,!’:
This Js ‘the kind of” Jendar-
~ahlp: “whigh: revdgnives’ that |
there ‘pre “Umita: syone which
the’ wage’ ‘apiral oantot: “be.
maintained Anfaly; that.to de
mand 'n ‘biggor share of ‘the.
economic ple when ,the: ‘ale! tte:
aolf gan be made no ‘higg a
Rak, to the’ dlandvaintage
nbor;

_ omic lanater..
This © “applicn to” industirint
“workers ag mudchIf notre

lef! It) dada ta: government
The margin: 'bo-~ 040

-omployoas,
‘tween. making Canadian proe |
-. Avots.compats iyo: Jniworle and”
- domeaatio: mavisata: and pricing
our goods aut:.of those mare
Kets. as: become so narrow |
that conta —. which | inolude

7 Maat must he, ont faa

the. wage-cost line

minimum, Any shrinkage .of
those markets: would ibe Juat

as Alanatrous: ta" Inbor Ma to

everyone: alse;

The civic’ and’ ‘munie}pn? om= 4.
ployees “have shown’ that they
‘recognize some lmale écononiic -

unions -

: preparing) now contracts might
. Fote.

‘truths, Other: trade

 

 

The lighter side

¥oune farmer Smith: went

: ‘aver to ‘nolghhor Jonas’ place
“toMoak:avor.a horse he wanted
to buy. .Jonos took, him. into
“ithe: barn and ahowad: ‘Him ithe
M ‘Henne mowerful looking

“gmith wae quite. Araprossedt

" ‘ut thought he should seo the
animal in daylight and AMG
tht’: ‘without nelfed ie - goatad. to Jones that ithe dors

' alpine: we are: courting: econ=

‘a taken: out for aomun,
Jones: anened ‘the’ ibnaun sdoor

“and the shovaa, after a ifaw

“anarta, went toariIngout of’ the

Hondiong, Into:a atureely Yoo

_ aim: ob going Ao-buy that |
“ame ‘ante mith, on ae

hind naa hat oe

“Heok, aon," said: ‘forea,
hola not blind, Mo: Just conan't
“avo wv dam"

porn .on. the gnallap andiorah. ||

 

 

 

4 Nothing Old ‘Hat about

 

our house this spring!"

Bright and shiny, like a a-new spring. bonnet - — that’s how
a our house looks these’ days. We've. chad. at “done”:
all over and now the Joneses are keeping up. with as.

   

The cost? Well — much. Tess. than’ you'd think, We: financed
the: “works” wilh a B of M Home| Improvement Loan. — ao .
That’s: chow. you ean get your home improvements ° ta
done at lowest. cost.” Talk to: the: people _
at your neighhourhood : ‘Bof M bir anch soon _
they’ W he plad ts to tell you aul about it,

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