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“nee again; through lack of a firm"
and:consistent policy on the part”
of both federal’ and provincial. gov-
ernments, the Sons of Freedom Douk-
hobors have been allowed‘ to. create
an incident; and in so doing draw the’

attention .to themselves that. seems to.

cive them so much gratification. .

who marched on Victoria have now
yetreated, the current affair’ is” far
from settled. — |. 7 at
What started earlier this year as a
Freedomite: trek: to -the federal‘ prison
at Agassiz where: convicted: members
of the sect are serving’ terms, has
ervown into an affair of vastly greater
proportions. — Lo wor
is made. worse
a political issue /as —

-The whole- business
byshgving become
well. os

Premier Bennett. has. blamed fed-
eySl Works Minister Fulton'for' estab--
lishing the prison in.the Fraser. Valley.

insthe first place: Quite obviously. the:
Premier has taken. as opportunity to
latd out at the man who: will undoubt--
edt be the next leader, of the-Progres-
si¥é Conservative party in. this. prov-
| ingé, and‘ thus, sadly, we: get the im-
“ pression that
football hasbeen kicked: about.

_#The Sons; of: Freedom..problem de-

- mands ‘much more’ serious attention:
«the

- leade}s:cannot simply. shut. their eyes»
arid: hope: that: by, the: time: they, open.
thémi the:Sons of: Breedom will have

  
  

“Wf; experience is to: besa: guide, this
siffiply does:not happen’ in the case of:
thé. ons of Freedom. During the re-—

cogit march on Victoria; Yeports men-
2m gy CEE ; Se
tidhed that the Sons of Freedom want-

edthe provincial: government.to estab-:
lish a royal commission to study: their
pyéblems. A: Senate committee in ves-
tigation was also proposed. — oo

3A . oo

“The public has- long ago: given up
coynting the number of exhaustive in-
ITS ‘(YOUR BUSINESS —

We 4 " ‘

“thd European, Common: Market. ds..“reace
ticwary and capitalistic”, It threatens . to. dis-
rug phe world market in agricultural pro-
dngis. , Some of. its. policies are: definitely, ‘‘no-
ogdnik”, Besides, it could. fall apart because
ot acanomic problems: developing. in Western
Furepe, .

"Siijt sounds like the Khrushchev line on
theeCommon Market — with a Mttle wishful
tnfikine added in for good measure, .

‘But surprise, surprise — it turng out. that

not of these things, was, sald by the Soviet
préyniar. - Co
ténstend, they were sald. (successively) hy

Professor Jean-Ethier Blats:of the Univeralty
of~Montreal, GATT. (the multi-nation General
Adtferhent on Tariffs and Trade), U8, Agri-
cuure Secretary, Orville Freeman and) Du
PHP of Canada economist R, B. MacPherson,
wn { * ¥ . id ‘
wAnd what does. Mr. Khrushchev think of
thé" common Market? Up to a few. months
nu ik could. safely be assumed that he: didn't
Weiland didn’t want any. part of Ii.
“NOW he's. becoming somothing of: 1 Com
mo Market booster, Evidence: of this: has
nog daveloning for somo. time. Se
aqniarticle in Pravda, signed

pr if
pei ive. Lrenda.. towards. Internatjonalization:

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS » EXPERT.

My |
ois 4
wry t
jer aa
VTORONTO 1() = An occupntiional: revolue
udk, Waa nen takMeg* place within the’ Cana.
ding \nbor: force: in reeent"yonrs, says. an in~
a relationg expert. BERET
Zr, W Donald: Wood, director) of tho: Indus-
tri Rolations entre; at* Queen's Univaralty,,
ange White: collar oscunntigns —~ managorial,
profesional, technical, an
IniYonkod' ot. anv average aQnunl |
tips that: of. the labor’ force ajnae;: 1080)".
awn in’ Personnpl' : Manngement,:.» 0
spagia

aifle. Gao qualitative change
many.) Jobs, haves
re joe In. thelr
alk we forix ee to \ of|
‘Many former categories: of
allt ated, ee Ten ergone: au poant
change, The lévola of skill: and the: basic
dducational requirements domanded of wore
Karn within ‘all groups have been rising.”

“impgeti than. the:

too * eles?

 

: Doukhobors need serious attention

vestigations and resulting recommen...”

“that just’ another political .

 

(* is now: veceivihg:. Government’
tural pursuits, that et

“after. all, has, been. sugeest

-and might as well. make the

-eRaniples

py, ther Soviet
_ get the. tono. with. references-to' the

Occupational: revolution in labor force

, By: GREG:
rate; of three:

work, if; note

dations for solving the problem, by.

governments, public bodies of“ alle

kinds, church organizations. and non-
partisan groups. 2

“What has been wanted all along,. ©
and is still needed, is one definite: and”
‘comprehensive policy from» which.
Although those Sons of Freedom |

there will be no. deviation. We need.
this in all fairmess. to the Canadian
taxpayer generally, to the law-abiding

Doukhobors-and to the Freedomites og

themselves.
The provincial government appear. -

ed to be moving in this direction when —

it operated the New Denver, B.C.,

school for Sons of Freedom children:
whose parents refused to send them

to regular public schools. This institu-. .-.
tion should have’ been: continued: for:

many more years, long enough cer-
tainly to demonstrate its effectiveness.
However, the problem is not entirely
one of education, although this is of
ereat importance. Bad

There must also be sound economic

planning for these people, . who are
basically and traditionally linked with

the land. .
Kyestova is not the place’ for any
fayming,;.its barrens, can, only
tat esr ae ae woo a oy
Bete di gntent. oO a Yue
“However there are many, afeas of
the province, many undeveloped, yet
Siiitable for habitation. and~‘agricul-
stild Vabsorh: all:
i ree
divisions. . Dispel sal,

  
      
   

 

 

 

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edly and, sensibly, asf méa sin-
tegrating them into ‘our’ p C-

an: re Vas . . : we is
onomic and social pattern

Regardless of what happenéd in
the past, the fact remains ¢ British
(folumbia hag the. Sons of:Fregdom

nake the best of
them. But any major ‘endeavar' At in-
tegrating them, to.be successful. will

 

- yequire all-out effort and firm. policy

making by federal and provincial.gov-
ernments. ee

Meta
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e a sae tee
a switch ae
of production. which’ are at work. in. thefeapl-
talistice world.” . . , cee
it added, “It is in this connection’ inal; the
question arises. of the possibility-of,economle
co-operation and peaceful economie’ competl~
tion, not.only between cortain statés with-dif-.

  

ferent. social aystems, but also between) thelr -

economia groups.” a
eh Woe
In"fact, the Soviet equivalent ofthe Com-
mon Market. Is already in: existence’ -- ‘come-
eon (Council of Mutual Economie. Ald), “Re-
ports are that it may even attempt to .copy
some of the Institutions of the furomart,”
But the slrongest Indication of where Mr,
KX, glands on the Common Market was given
at-the recent meeting of Communist Central
Committec in, Moscow — the mecting: ab, which
the Soviet premier: urged _ Industry. to. follow
the lend of General Motors, Ford an Chrysler,
“Why dont! we use averything. rational ‘and
‘economically profitable that. the capitalists
have?” ha asked, suggesting that theprinciple
‘of international division of Iabor and the pro-
‘dnolivity henefits ta be obtained. thereby were

‘

ow “ahs
nay

Which. only: goes to show that some
. where along the line, . Mr, VK heqd, that
ald: renctlonary. capitalist. saying: <= “te you:

can't tek ‘em, Join 'em.”

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Dr, Wood anys many ‘professional occupa.

tlona. now. require post-graduate: “univoraity
education and: specialized: training, Ho: n
that.in the’ clorical fields nido now" dvaupiitions
arn: growing: up’

office: oporationa,

Many of these jobs gonatibuto: v velativaly:
, Now group of occupations. for: technicians, the:
i " gounterpurt:.of the: growingsnumbor: of toch-
publention “putt qubs by ‘the: Canadiar:
Inatitute of Chartered. Accountants; Dri. Wood:
Initho: muturasof

nicianainithe*fleld of production);
 MPhoe: same!

“pamaton’ of white: collar workers; he says; is
“ynoavation

“whieh antbstitutes engineers, sclontlaty, nde

miniatrators, technicians and cloricnl poraon-

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and. skill! requiremonts are.
‘changing. as now. mechanical’ and: olectronia:
equipment: and new to

MANAGE chniques. are applied ta” -
claricals mw Haver Pc we |

4 changa: of” omphasli: {s-ovidont: poonlo;

H In itho: fi among tho: grouns, of akilied | eraftamone.

dbablys been evenamore: for: The: main. factor: responalblo: for’, tho’. ox
quantittve:

na technological, organizational:

a and administrative: changes: inv busineas —

  

“- SAFE ON A STRETCHER —- British Columbia’s mountain rescue _
‘team demonstrates its techniques on Mount Seymour. The team,
‘ sformed six years ago, riggedcables and” used a: stretcher to
cubring this “victim” down from: a rugged 400-foot slope.

KNIGHT IN ARMOR. we
- Fulton: rides. to B.C.'s rescue -

By FRANK RUTTER

 

 

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VICTORIA. — . Tories: are. Browne has just finished a]:
jumping out of. hiding all'over' tour of the province and he’s. ['
-B.c. to welcome Davie Ful-** enthused at what he sees,
- ton home as provincial leader. _ “Bverywhere there’s a. tre-
“They have had a long hiber- | meridous revival of Conserva-
amation. . Poy tive support,” he says. wok
-,| ‘Pulton’s ‘resignation’, from He believes enough: Tory sups* |’
. the. Federal cabinet to. leadi. porters will desert the. Socreds::
_ them could bust B.C. p litics” to. put the Cgnservatives in of:
_-wide open. oe fice—not the!NDP. |
~~ But the man most delighted” “People are fed up. with the.
“by. Fulton’s' decision “isn’t"even two extremes of .Soctal. Credit
../agPory: He's B.C. New Demo2" “and. NDP,” Browne sayss
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‘He predicts Fulton's presence: tn Le islature; ‘the. ‘Tiberala. “ een .
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-*jagt enough’ to put.* ée.N py #° A clue to: the: future: will} we ots ms Gf bof
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"into power in’ the next election... Gome Dec, 17 in & Point Gre none am . : , Se : '
i Any Tory resurgencgé in B.C. by-election. - cel ¥.. ea This. Advertisement is not Publish bal d shy ‘the Liquer Control Board-or by the Me,
_fold.ofs thousands of: tors: Fulton’ might put°’Tory candi-' ~ ve - wo
= ,to Social Credit, says Strachan, date Reg Atherton in front. | ns
peo + & & — Opinion polis show he’s run-
The Socreds gained power in” ning-second.pow. = > ”
“£1952 when the people became eb ee
disgusted with ‘a-Conservative- - ** Pulton’s own. choice of. a
. Liberal coalition, «Perh apsi-.. seat,to. contest will be import--.
‘ Uthat's-;why the'man apparently ante . _
least delighted’ by Davie’s™ ~The natural one would be
‘choice is Premier Bennett, He- Kamloops. It is now held by 3
refused. to comment on it. Flying. Phil Gaglardi, most -
But Fulton isn’t coming to: colorful and controversial 3
help anyone else’s cause. member of Bennett's cabinet, ‘
He is taking a bold-gamble;-... Tt would be quite..a battle; *
that history. can be: repeated, . ;But the, ‘battle everyone |
His return is almostian. exact, really waits for is. Bennet ver~ re
parallel to the time the Con-; Sus ‘Pulton. ae ,
servatives last formed a gov- They've fought: for years: os
ernment on their’ own. over power development. How i
Tn 10286, Simon: Tolmie rot Fulton. tackles the. Columbia-
“ signed as agriculture minister. «Pence River oat ioe ora wit
‘dn. Arthyr: Meighen’s governe |. ag, a' provincial polluiainiy wily.
ment tofanswer a:B,C. leader-}}> Pe significant, |
a HO ee eee tracing ‘1.43 khe image the Tory ald guard
coship draft at’ Kamloops, Pale oe or wulton is a.-knight. in
~ ton's hdMetown... i seay of Fulton Is a. knigae om.
‘wo years: liter the Tories |. Shining. armor riding to, rescue.
- swent Hee cawer with Tolmie. | BiG. In Gisirene. ie tind now
Can Fulton’ do It?” it ratiy people will 00 him in
Ws a huge Job, The Tories Li The same'way—al Unc polls,
haven't’ held a seat-in Lhe lene ae aaa a
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only. 6.7 per’cont of Lhe popu . EE T T E R B OX
. Ie von Jn: ther last: election, +: - .
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Jaygon, resigned in ‘disgual, = ¢ Whe Dally Nowa:
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