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3 B THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy, October 13, 1960 Battle For Air Routes By ROBERT RICE Canadian Press Slalf Writer OTTAWA (CP)~A wide-open battle for new reglonal air routes for the Air Transport Board, Informants say a new, coherent Canada-wide policy for regional air services will likely be shaped by a series of public hearings al ready scheduled for Eastern Can ada, with the West t, follow early next year, The three-man board headed by Paul Davoud faces the prob- lem of finding out how to bolster regional air carriers without throwing them at one another in a sort of fratricidal inter-sirline compeiitive battle, At the regional hearings the board expects to find out where new regional routes can be opened with a definite promise of enough traffic to sustain ex- panded air services, ROOM TO GROW ings at Bt, John's, NNd,, starting {Oet, 11, followed by sessions in| Quebec City Nov: 15 and Ottawa) Dee, 5 and Jan, 10, Kach session) MH APPLICATIONS Nine airlines have 14 applica tions before the hoard, They seek her new routes, new stops or |broader operating licences gions involved extend from south. ern Ontario through northern Quebec and Labrador to New foundland, The country - wide round of hearings promises to be Can-| ada's first comprehensive study of commercial alr services on a regional basis, The hearings follow the board's decision to open up the main Vancouver-Montreal route to the privately-owned CPA in competi tion with TCA, In its judgment the CPA application, the board pinpointed its problem of re- Toronto faces its worst winter for 8, Commission's special committee Worst Winter Steel Demand For Toronto To TORONTO (CP)--Metropolitan By FORBES RHUDE unemployment since the econd ae Press Bush Editor ove World War, representatives of" pnp onmn (op) the Unemployment a for the last few months hay reported Wednesday five-point plan to stimulate they, Housing Industry and provide em- tion, said today, ployment as "too little, too late," ficials, outlined a three - phase pected to substantially exceed campaign to reduce the impact that o of unemplee ment area this winter, 1966-1957, ps Supply Hteel r, will range between 100.000 Steel con 000 and 106,000,000 ] Insurance|. ors in the United States now pared with the average of 115, ventories burdensome," € 000.000 tons in the period 1955 igs a ni » been using more sieel than a A Wh yanlory in a ope pr cle t two to 10 days,| Cheirman C, H, erson d€- being produced, Roger explanation of high con. 88 far a b Canada, pou Shin moni be ls #apueied 10 lan " {seribed the federal government's Blough, chairman of the board sumption and relatively low pro. pects some Improvement in the United States Steel Corpora duction, Mr, Blough said, Nes in 'ourth quarter, changed inventory policies a He (old the national industrial change from inventory building less steel per unit, bad sti The committee, composed of conference hoard, thet American in the first quarter to Inventory lated the sale of domestic au Rely opor, Industrial and welfare of steel consumption this year Is ex- cutting since, the last two years, and EXPLAINS CHANGE in the Metro to approach the record levels of, He ascribed. the following rea- by isons for the change; | that supply ; ingot production, how tons, com mobiles, ace for some time to come; Production of foreign sources of supply i do- ment has paralleled mestic shortage develop; better pace, and total industrial output though sizeable gains were made management techniques In con has set 8 new record, {trol and planning of inventories; | the cost of funds for carrying In- Mr, Blough said imports are a venlories; and an increasing factor in reduced production squeeze on profits which makes the carrying of even norms) in IMPORTS UP Mr, Blough sald he believes in-|8ccounted for shout 2,000 600 tons ventory cutting "has gone about|0f finished steel, compared with he compset car, though using Ing imports of ears the automotive industry this year 7.000000 tons in 1959-1950 5s exvected to he exceeded only use has malched 1957's record spot in assures ample and quick of building activity have skidded with the prospect of labor from this year's earlier highs, (rimmed indistrig) the eqn Aside from inven.ory change, business ¢ represented Moderetion this yesr in plant 1956 and equipment spending ~ even Afi In the 195466 period, imports in some major such ss machin 1 another healthy Mr, Blough's preliminary view for early 1961 is that Li ions i {less activity may he experienced tried to bresk wp a steel markets, |ing eT Gen, ery, automot ae; Norsiad, NATO | "Capacity in the steel industry (ots), even though dollar figures steel consumers going Into 1961 . socks" perhaps. 100 wel. Eng eer NATO Boss Beores of police were called "after erowds it ean £0," and he ex [Close (o B.500,000 tons in fo, | 1955-1960 period, Imports of prod luets also had Increased, includ and d. stee) market is down, COVENTRY, England (AP)-- |feoring, whistling demonstrators Lauris y der In ¥nrope, The demon. the Otier markets such as containers stration which seemed and certain types of construetlon was pitched on the anti-nuclear com 10 have better prospects, al- arms theme, "though at this point the container SHANGRLLA - g While imports Increase exports declined from shout 10,| and total "chew-up" by 000,000 ingot tons in 1954-1955 to] Mr, Blough sald this year's In free of snakes Suse here ta) on. Construction steel veniory-cuiting could be a bright be some element in { it presented on Americon television hat 9 190 the outlook--with most snakes dislike, NO SNAKES iia Newfoundland, like Ireland, Is music based on James 's because there may novel "Lost Horizon" is to be A 90-minute "Shangri-La," a new | this fall, eolor production of gional carriers in these words: a, , How to improve their financial positions so that they will be able to bring their stand ards of equipment and service up areas in the north to the point where they will be i The idea Is to give regional able to offer some degree of airline nore room to grow so competition, or, In some cases, that economy of bigness is pos- tke over routes which it is al vithout saddling the federal! leged could he operated more with possible direc! economically by a regional ear- rier The regional hearings set so far for Eastern Canada replace sessions originally scheduled for tional competitor, Canadian Pa- last summer but postponed when cific Airlines, and the public the unexpectedly heavy flock of] | The board has set public hear. applications was received, Scotland To Get Big Car Industry tricts in the south of Scotland, possibly from the Grosmck area, 5 i unemployment | LONDON-The most important Wich has a high ploy | 5 Ns di Anno mt of Lhe pd n | ent of new dustry Wi, The present Plans al or he} PETERSON WRENCH WAS GOOD GRIP § ia a since bodies to be built by the Press "It holds like & vice," says Mr, A. C. F, Hotson, 8 Ludlow Place, Etobicoke, Scotland, to be made since pre-\g oo which Is at pres.| hy issued by! teel Company, Pre8:| shown with the wrench received for only 1% books of Lucky Green Stamps, chairman of the €™ producing car bodies for the| wy use it all the time around the house snd garden." A growbyourself aio, Rootes motor car group, At al Volvo, Rover, Austin and Jaguar Mr, Hotson harvested several bushels of apples this fall from only 8 dwarf revetaed plans for a new motor| (Ompanies. and iy be building trees In backyard, By ee {lorry cabs for the new Britis far ont lo lt Hows oro Corporation pant a Bah " ' o production of a new and revolu.| gate. The Rootes Betory Pu f tionary Baby Hillman car, small. 8rTy out the paint, trim and fina the Minx ' assembly procedures, Eventually, The new plant will favolye an ChEINeS. ear boxes and wxios wil a it fom e made at Linwood, but in the expenditure % £22 snillion. 1 WIL initial stages, they will be brought be hullt at an ood a condune:|yp from English factories, | aod Stool Comnany whien. The next stage expected to fol. ased Bled ompany Whichiiaw in the development of this : prdluce the bodles for the nou Goottish motor industry, is ney node the attraction of the ancillary This new development will pro- firms, Motor ear production, as vide employment for some 7000 opposed to the lorries and trae. people, in one of the high un- tors to be produced by the BMC, employment areas of Scotland, is a real ancillary breeder, Al The Pressed Steel Company will ready three firms manufacturing C--O i The key routes are between Montreal and Toronto and be- tween major Quebee and Marl time centres and new mining sible government subsidies later . Within this picture are the roles of the government-owned Trans: Canadn Air Lines, its chief na By M. McINTYRE HOOD Special to The Oshawa Times | Timex Wrist Watch Helps A Lot Arlene Ackerman, B, of 65 Faywood Bivd., Toronto, gels places on time since receiving this lovely Timex Wrist Watch mother secured saving Lucky Green Stamps, "She's never late for school now." says Mrs, Ackerman, who Is u teccher, days has been Lord Rootes, war er than ) Increase its working force by 3000 components, Rubery Owen, the and the new Rootes assembly British Federal Machine Welder plant will employ another 4000.' and Dunlop, have announced thelr An extension of the Pressed Steel intention of starting new factories Company plant will also be bullt. In Seotland, Other firms were In the Renfrew area In which waiting for a definite decision the new development Is to take from Rootes before committing place, there are 5900 registered themselves to action, Now the unemployed, so that the benefits tempo may quicken, to produce of the new emoloyment to be cre great new emnloyment opportun. ated will be spread to other dis-'ities In Scottish industry, TELEVISION LOG CHUH-TV Channel 1l--Hamillon CBLT-TV Channel &-~Toronts WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffale WHEN-TV Channel é&~Buffale WKEW-TV Channel 7-Buffale WROC.-TV Channel S--Rechester (i THURSDAY EVE, | 7=Buifalo 7 AM, 5:00 PM. §3-Today H 8:00 AM, Theatre TF i NH opeye and Is re up 8:15 AM, Captain Kangaroe 9:00 A.M, N=Romper Room T--Deputy Dawg S-Ding Dong School + Papeye's Playhouse 2-My Little Margie 3130 P.M, T=Early Show 9:30 AM, 6... Fury die. U=Meovie R S=~Ramar of the Junkie | gecures Second "Lucky Green" Gift 7-Romper Room ! 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News; Sports nH eM T-Late Show Andy 6 Viewpoint TAmerican Bandstand $-8portsreel fi News 11:30 P.M, 25-Make Room For Daddy i=Late Sho Serial Dramas &~Midnignt Zone 3 §2--Jack Paar al 0 PM, &=Play of the Week S--Here's Hollywood FRIDAY 4 Figo of Night 7:00 AM, 3-Three Stooges 4:00 + M, H=Popeve With Capt WHICH ONE IS THE DOLLY? Diane Veale age 18 months, of 381 Bedford Park, Toronto, might well be the doll, for last vear's Christmas present still tops her by a good few Inches, "She's becoming Quite an actress," says mother Becoming? Hot Dogs Taste Better lohael Delsey, age 8, 17 Jellicoe St, amiiton, who Is in Grade 4, often olps dad and big brother grill hot dogs on she new barbecue mother got for Lucky Green Stamps, while bahy slster Jane, & months, looks on "Next Foar, she'll be ald enon h to est thom," 6 says. "And they sure taste good when we do them on this" Gerber Baby Foods .... 3 ... 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