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cardamom lo Bayfield Street Barrie Ontario may JUN 22 netrune The Budget Election omens Or Onlyx Economy Move While not as spectacularly expan sionistlc as the governmentvsBank of Canada Governor battle last week would have indicated the budget handed down Tuesday night by Finance Minister Don ald Fleming is designed to get the econ omy moving The big items in thebudget are the removal of the 715 per cent excise tax on domestic cars and the pushing down of the value of the Canadian dollar to below that of the vs dollar The latter was designed to reduce imports and increase our exports of goods abroad fhis budget coupled With the im proved situation in unemployment it decreased in May for the third month in row should give new impetus to all facets of the Canadian economy Canadians however must realize that with this budgeet they are continuing to live beyond their means The BOVGm ment is budgeting for record peace time deficit this year of between $600 000000 and $700000000 This will be till fifth annual deficit in row it was $345000000 for the 196061 fiscal year Someday we Canadians must catch up with ourselves Whether or not the budget gives an indication of fail election this year appears to be debatable point It had been predicted that if the budget were to be the harbinger of an election it would have been more extravagant in an effort towoo votes On the other hand no government can run toomany deficit budgets without drying up its ability to borrow more money It might be that the government will feel it has come close to shooting its bolt on deficit spending that tightened belts will be necessity with future budgets at least for while and that thus an election would be wise before the nextbudget is handed down our own guess is that an election will be held thlsfall if unemployment continues to drop and if the new bud get has the effect of boosting produc tion of domestic goods If this doesnt happen the government might feel it wiser to take its chances in the spring It seems to us the government realizes it cannot further endanger our borrow ing power by even bigger amounts of government spending with the result ant deflcit budgau and that this bud get represents how far it feels it can go safely inthis regard They realize sweetened budget is good backdrop to fall election but feel the nation could not afford the price of an all sugar budget that might seriously damage our economy and future prospects For The Culture Vultures We in Barrie still have to go else where largely for good and stimulating entertainment And we shall have to continue to go elsewhere until there is wider realization here that pro gress means something else beside ob taining another industry as welcome as that might be We can it is true take some comfort in the fact that we do have number of groups in the city which are making some effort to provide thenown enter tainment and cultural and intellectual ulation 37 Great Books Club the various band organizations the SPEBSQSA Barrie Art Club Canadian Club of Bar rie Barrie Drama Workshop adjust few samples of such groups The local Community Concert Associ ation and the University Womens Club are notable for bringing at least some outside talent here But itstill remains for us to go else where to get anything morethan brief acquaintance with entertainment of professional level If its any conso lation however we wont have to go far this summer to get it We have already mentioned the Muri posa Folk Festival slated for orillia this Aug 18 and 19 There is also good brand of summer stock at The Red Barn at Jacksons Point And praise bethere is alwayslstrat ford The current season opened this Monday to critical acclaim and June ket to Stratford is sure to be pleasant and rewarding experience Dde Memory Lane WATER BEST OF DRINKS Under News and Views of June 17 4911 The Barrie Saturday Morning said Water the best of drinks from Phys ical Culture Water drinkers are sel dom sick Few persons realise that more than threefourths of the contents of the body is water also ninetenths of the brain and nervous system and like wise the blood It may be safe to say that pure water may be drunk at any time or hour and with few limitations Few are aware that pure water has virtues superior to medicated liquids as lifesaving agency natural or artificial fail to satisfy and are lessvwholesome than water which holds in solution no foreign elements BROWNING YEARSAGO The Barrie Examiner of May 21 1911 Other Editors Views PRESS CENSORSHD Christian Century No word spoken by President Kennedy since his administration began struck so discordant note as his appeal to the press to limit its use of its constitutional freedom in the interest of nationalse curity His appeal demonstrated too lit tle faith in the strength oftruth and too great confidence in the capacity of the foes of democracy to big lie President Kennedy should realize that nothing can tarnish the image cast by his administration as quickly as at tempts insecure control of the press The Barrie Eraminer Author mill Post Offlto Dlvlflnnnt Ottawa ecnao only Sundays and Etllulory Holidays mama macro wants Publishr nluAN Alon Glhilll Manuel many can auonss uniting mm ensues wanna anoni Mull BDBEBI straws Advmnsrelmuu roan douse circulation mun lublcn tlon do oanlor 35c gem in any 73 mo in 3153 09 if on year mm moot Ad 000 Offices 42 Blunt Iiomn Um 3n nivanit Ave Toronto cnmcsrt has an orgla sixm Vancou Mineral waters win by use of the had the complete story of the drowning on May 23 in Toronto Bay of Miss Olive Blain of Barrie sister of Mrs Daniel Qulnlan and Miss Hazel Hicks of Shel bume Both were music teachers and had beenout in dinghy with two students of Trinity College With fresh southeast wind they had sailed with the wind to point out from Stan ley Barracks Whencomingabout on the other tack moving positions was not made quickly enough and the boat capsized and then filled Meantime on the Turbinia Captain Bongard bound for the city noted the sailboat capsize and after wide detour low ered boat and picked up the two men oneof whom Wolfe of Alberta had tried to save the girls and was helding up Harold Clarke of Jamaica who collapsed even if it is controlled by selfcensor ship The press will do its duty in rela tion to the national interest by truth ful reporting and independently express ing its opinion acting of its own free will and without censorship SENATE BATTLE Hamilton Spectator The people of Canadsrshould be clear on what the Liberal senatorsrstand on Bill C72 means It does not mean that they object to the greater protection for Canadian industry given by ths amendment Senator Macdonald has al ready agreed that the Canadian people have given mandate for such protec tion The battle lines are drawn only on the question of whether Parliament should add one more to some 65 cases already in the act in which minister ofthe Crown can make ruling from which there is no appeal to the courts Such ministerial dlscretionshould be kept to ya minimumbased on absolute necessity in order torcarry out the in tention of the statute manvmo rays London Evening News The owner of pub in Winchester has Ncwlpsplr Fair diln Prul and lb nuufl In tho of ii new no lied to II or The no site in Itohadilnlhh clted Pres or In new on lilhsd Illusion viiEPOiil TKOM ELK Church iiabbles In Stock Market MW HOOD Marion England Correspondent For he barrio Examiner LONDON Johann in deal ingloo the landed stock 131 oban has in the past 13 years doub ed the income of the Church of England can invest meals And because of these successful investment deals there has been extra money to be used in improving the salar ies of clergymen This has bap pened to such an extent that over the same period the poorer vicar and curslcs have had their incomes doubled This is reveaied in an article written for the Stock Exchange Journal by Sirniortimer Wor ren secretary to the Church Commissioners Who are res ponsible for the care and invest ment of church fonds The marer value of Stock Exchange Securities held by the Church Commissioners for 1860 was $521 million of this ordin aryindusirlal shares accounted for $360 million These shares however have book value at their original cost of $110 mil lion The Church did not start in vesting ln industrial shares un til 1948 Up to that time the en tire holding of Investments was snaron or me ammo av harlsr nowuiv Mourns LETTER TO THE EDITOR VFound Griffon Denies Manitoulin Island Claim ED NOTEi In In Milk is June is The Examiner commented on the mystery of the location of the wreck of La Ellies ship The Grif foo lost on the Great Makes in 1679 While 18 Grifions have been fouud in date and the controversy still con tinues Tobermnry llsbcr man Orris Vail produced one of the strongest finds In 1055 be and Examiner reporter John Manual pro duoed considerable evidence In Indicate that the wreck Ml Vail found near ibe ill of the Bruce Peninsula was indeed the Griffoo in the following letter to The Ex aminex Mr Vail dismisses WY assertion that the wreck found off Manitoulin Island that of the Grimm Tobemioiy Oat Dear Editor gt 1Your article Where Is the Griffoo surei amusing Why dont some of you stick to tbefactsandthetrufln Pat Patterson of the iVisniIbu lln Expositor came bereAvg 161955 to get pictures for his paper He said time flow that the Griffoa has been folmd would want the motions for mypapar This would be scoop for me New Zealand He was refused according to orders from The Telegram to me They did all he research and used their money It was nothing but fair for them to have the first pictures Well Patterson said know whercitis asifiewnvarit todaywilhnwplanelwlllflo dodge my own pictures nocwssa Now lfhebaditatfllcls land why did he come here Second why did he say he flew over it on the way here Now such bogwasll as this sure is arousing to me MrMyers from Cleveland also sent me money for foldss which re tinned less the folders have herethree letters from hirn stsflngnowastlwtlritfonlias been found want to give you the writeup you sharia have Well we dont require and Americanbotiair in Cam believe our Canadian news papamen can write minute best of them and our expert on carbonCli is as good any mblcarn son The wood and iron has all been testedsad are the age of the Griffonand the fastenings are the wedge iastenings which wasbefore not For your in formation the Manitoulinboat ties 16 Agree On New Death Penalty Law woman or After years of argument and several changes New Zealand is trying to agree on law dealing with tho death penalty which would command support from all poli tical parties it is widely agreed thatthe chsnges of recent years when capital punishment has become political football have pm diced an intolarliblealtuetion Hangings were stopped as soonrasNew Zealanda first La ramenttookbffice in 935 The Ldeath penalty was rmally abolishedrio 1941all entences have been com to prisonterms during mmtmenlngslx years abor lostofticer in 1949 all held power untildofrl and dur ing thsttilne eight men were hanged for murder COMMUTED AGAIN Debt government held of lice for the next three years During that time all death sen tences once again were com muied to imprisonment The National party govern meat now in office has decided to introduce bill to modify the present lama would provide for degrees of murder some what ontbo lines of law in Britain ususl son The Newlealand America ssociailon is preparing choir srockats nose cone sirooaut Alan Shep had threaded bolts new pic ln giltcdged stocks and bonds QUEENS PARK According to Sir Mortimer Won the aunts money is invested in only as mumm companies The Commlldonm lie says believe that the bet return are to be obtained from large holdings in the beat cook es Moreover be new ll matter of condone they have not bought shares in the drink trade in newrpa in eaten moment eatery us or In the obvious armaments MW LABOR UNION A130 One of Britains largestde unions the General and Munich pal Workers Unlou has also seen the light and has reaped large gains by investing its sur plus funds in industrial shares quoted on the Stock Exchange allooooo investment was made in such shares last year when the union decided to in vest part of its reserves in stock which were more profitable by the appreciation of the value of the shares selected The union now proposes to in crease iie investments of this kind and is considering increas ing its purchases of Equity shar es at present limited to 10 per cent of its funds Removal of this limitation is being sought so that the union can dig more deeply into the stock market earn further profits Premier Gives ii Poor Excuse By DON OHEAITN TORONTOThe Opposition is beginning to raise hubbub over Premier Frosts decision to put off the Toronto byeiections And well they might For the decision is probably the weakest politically of Mr Frosts career This may or may not mean anything at the polls But as reflection of the poe liticai health of the PC party to day it is significant The premiers given reason for not holding the votes is that there should be redistribution before they are held This has been discussed here before if your fouryearold didnt come up with better excuse for getting into the cookie iorl you would be ashamed of him The important point politically is this would not have happened few years ago It indicates the strong loss that the party suffered in the death oful MacKcuzie You can give any odds you want that if the isle boss of the political machinery had been alive Mr Frostwouidnt have taken this decision Mr Mackenzie had great po lltical savvymore than only very few knew And successor has yetio be found There are those who are try ing to fill his shoes of course And some of them are good men and able in their way But theyare not even close in iiir MacKeuzle in ability The late organizer dominated the party behind the scenes Though he seldom Ielt Toronto and either his Bay St office or the Royal Yorkbe bad close finger on every section of the province He controlled the candidates and kept up the control when they became members He was consulted on elections appointment of cabinet minister and affairs of the gnvemment as they affected politics And his advtce was based on rare political wisdom The PCs can thank their stars that neither the Liberals nor the ICE have man of his calibre eiiher if they did you would have to give them very strong chance in any election lease yourself withMaisonsthartAle tures of same shown to me here by writer who they wanted to go to the Island and writeup their wreck He said he sure would have been the laugh of the writers wheaho would show those pic tures with threads on the bolts Snider went to France 00 so Monsieur Denaix and he talked to him and to Mr Sniders surprise they do not have anything more there on the Griffon than we do here by Hemepio When hewas asked what size be thought it was he gave his ideas whimwaen fig ured up was over 75 ions Now wesllknow theGriffonwasa small boat armmd 40 or 45 tons so you see how much his ideas on the Grillon would amount to have here full tape record ing typed out hom all the men who have been mentioned in re gards to the Manitoulin boat it sure wouldbe interesting for you to read SILVER BUCKLE One man told me that when the Griffon landed on Manitou lin Ls Selle gave an lndian silver buckle from his belt so the lhdians would not kill the crew How is that one welrcn La was not on the boat suggest you and any other writers who have not been here lmdlookedthis over todoso before giving their opinion No man has my right in pass his opinion on aometbing be has never seen This goes for one and all have had here the best writers who writshoe fools not imagination Mr Snider Mr Murphy Ken Fer guson Dans Thomas Bower You dont find time writers writing false stories So you better join the better class and cameaodseeusandour Gri foa Thanking you remain VAJL ValaLe Honour ranE God in heaven that nvcalstb semenDaniel 228 indeed there is God whose home tboavani not His prison but this throne rice lov as to share Hlswisdom with those that pray SE BAN MoLsoN mil LAREEST Llth REWERleONTrARIO LTD INDEPEN NT BREWERS SINCEgt1786