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So * Ss RK ACTS OF BRUTALITY RECORDED ingham, Ala, Negro Charges that police ~ compiling files of their treatment accus! polic integrationists are leaders signed e of brutality are brutal gro a a are alements \ Negro shakes his coal a lunging police dog duri racial demonstration in Rit m ys in is ng Racial Powder Keg Could Light Up Whole Country vt \ ations "with dogs or totally negroes, f demonstr By HAROLD "TORRISON sedi Press Stall Writer in a part u se 0 Canadian eres H Ps er white: ened Rove ine Dart ioe e ce wateeas nsi i ; ne ew rtown t > and : : m burn like the plantat of Dixie We'r whose headquart ' ay 0 , pace city the whit is SON sd into the siant the South has yet produced smudge are on fi t agrees with Jen tuation is a * put the way er is not the but the ence yrom who was Fr nite driving actured his restrain his nessman we he work of Dalies : Polic asked Albany patience?" asks Laurie Pritchett These mer different views n the Deep Sor the same ots Klux Kian the Ku of ip to race Atlanta progressive the midst mme wave Jenkins, a white by wh suy the Ku Kiux Kia rime r gre atio of Suggest "But terment Conno missio treated t Negro ch when he pressure ul That's part reason why we're sitting on a keg of dyna mite empniet it Albany, Atlanta and Jackson eaders the press od the te ely controle » Catholic priesthood an and that the Negro is a Communist plot the Klan, will never dbioad-bought liberties fied Roman yield to 'the and Negro anywhere Just big eutsiae hunt ne Negroes are who seek bet. primir Bul! z com march We rw not als ou u ma white ols or of the d sullen S agree Samuel Le coop ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE \ OFF Children's SPORTSWEAR, SLEEVELESS DRESSES SPRING and FALL COATS and JACKETS The te your chonce to save on t ty merchandise for sv fet oi 0% DISCOUNT on LADIES' SPORTSWEAR, SWIM SUITS, BEACH BAGS, BLOUSES mer and bock to schoo ooys 1920s} mv authorities lethargy soy most pitiful slum agent rec and have dogs have awe the berobed ¢ ope counters owing a room S The he the war wh gives We says Rev clerg for cement 'We 30 integra marc up le o RG Tax Rates For WS Average Canuck By CARL MOLLINS Columbia; $24.10 in Quebec, $26 Canadian Press Staff Writer 'in New Brunswick You're a married man with If both you and your wife /two children and you're earning drive, you would pay out $2 a 1 $5,200 a year, year for drivers' licences in You spend about 24 per cent) \P.E.I,, Nova Scotia, Saskat-| rr: of your income on food and 21) |chewan and British Columbia; jc per cent on housing, operating $4 in Ontario and Manitoba: your household and utilities in Quebec; $6 in Newfoundland s Six per cent goes for furniturejand $8 in New Brunswick Add] tr: ides unions over Alberta and 50 cents in/ discrimination, appli-|$1. in for Manitoba in owner fees for pro- vincial unsatisfied judgement!s such as per cent jand equipment ances and nine lelothing You lay out 13 per cent for funds. such things as gifts, donations' Take an average annual mil: to . charity, insurance and old- eage of 10,000 requiring 400 gal. age pensions and personal lons of gasoline and the t taxes. About 10 per cent is fuel would be $48 in | sispent on running and paying! $52. in B.C, and Ontario; $56 in| for an automobile Saskatchewan and Manitoba; The rest goes various $60 in Quebec; $72 in New Bruns- goods and services wick and P.E.1., and $76 in Nova Either directly or indirectly,| Scotia and Newfoundland about 23 per cent of the original, Figuring $50 a year as your ($5,200 finds its way into the/family's spending on amuse- thands of the federal, provincial/ments. of the taxable variety, or municipal government the tax would amount to about This makes you a fairly aver. $5 in ali provinces except Al- age city dwelling Canadian berta and B.C, where there are Of the perhaps $1,200 that ends no amusement taxes up as tax money, some $700 is' Hospital care premiums cost ikely to make its way to Ot-/$48 a year in Manitoba and Sas- tawa, about $250 to the provin-;/katchewan, $52.40 in Ontario, In government and possibly/other provinces hospital insur- $250 to the city tapasurer ance is paid through taxation SALES TAX $110 Saskatchewan's medical care The federal government's) Pian costs $24 a hare of your income tax would, otal spending on items tax: |p about $340 able under provincial sales tax . It is imated that the con. Prestams would come to about sumer pays about seven per cent)9!500 for clothing, furniture, tion ar egro of the ll-per-cent federal sales ah -- alcohol and some . , services teat Se --_ you "The sales tax would be $45 Designated commodities such|!@ Ontario and New Brunswick, jameley and television sale $75 in Newfoundland, P.E.L., $5 in exciee taxes and to Nova Scotia Saskatchewan and heahe: snd alegkel account fur British Columbia and $60 in Que- fianother $40. : bec. Add $15 in Manitoba for tax gre i oroanng on "tobacco sales Customs duty on various im- sorted products siphon off $100 Add another $10 in each prov- 2nd unemployment insurance 'Ace for taxes on insurance pre- ' $30 miums, on beer, on telephone rough estimate g2q toll ca and for various per- taxes on corporations ts for liquor, parks,. hunting passed on to you in the and fishing which apply in products and your fed./ Some but not all provinces taxes hit $700 AVERAGE TAX $1,194 at the provincial taxation Municipa laxes, mainiy pro- ¢ hat the variations begin/perty tax, vary widely in. assess- show, But comparing taxes' ments and mill rates. Poll tax province and another can widespread in Maritime and misleading, particularly if/Ontario municipalities: New prompt conclusions as to foundland, Quebec and Saskat- ich provinces are easy andichewan have mun amuse- tough on your pocket-! ment tax and the Maritimes spe- cialize in municipal taxes on per. roperty. The $5,200-a-vear might pay $250 a year n municipal tax Lumping all the estimates ogether, total taxes work out as follows, with provincial to. tails in brackets Newfoundland $1,210 P.E.1, $1,202 ($252); N.S ($259); N.B. $1,184 ($234); c¢ $1,184 ($234); Ontario $1,204 Manitoba $1,205.50 Saskatchewan $1,275 ($325); Alberta $1,096 ($146); B.C, $1,182 ($232) The average is $244 for tax; $1,194 for the Ss for ariabiy denied by --CP Photo from AP est nd 1€ Appas cost know among ently N be of s hoses s of aN n one is they aK Tax te ms no s would have other much prvice you AUTO LICENCE On th 10 factors family money-sav in return § PREAD provinci leve on your SS 200 would S70 except Man a and Saskatchewan where id be around $90 Mw you drive a me six - cylinder car ation would be $15 in skatchewan and On $16.50 jin Manitoba: $18 ndland:> $18.50 ward Island; $21 $22.50 British 0 balanced nst ugh agent su ny ich agai as how bee n ns boy« ($260) n to $1,209 Que- it yman three provin tota! tax n a yiay SUMMER HANDBAGS, SPECIAL CLEARANCE MANY OTHER ITEMS 1, PRICE GOING AT 9 SIMCOE ST SOUTH 725-1221 PRESTON 'S TONE CRAFT -- at. 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WEST 723-4922 PARKING use new city parking ict 1 block west of store pattern Public P $5) as the new arena for their iong-!sibly more serious conflict, bias groces ax on| Negro minister picketing » Alberta; | hospital site of mass job." of the Building and Con Y State ing for found a single ination 122 members practices jways to admit more non-whites to presented which THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesdoy, July 24,1963 15 rojects New Racial Fight Arenas NEW YORK (AP) Civillolina--with a series of racval)weeks ago at the ights leaders in New York have| demonstrations, There has been) Mayor Robert Wagner and Gov. hosen public building projects|violence and warnings of pos. ernor Nelson Rockefeller, poth old adherents of civil rights anding fight with the building! So far, civil rights leaders} Demonstrators marched alleged jobjhave channelled resentment)side a Bronx diner, a hangout }among the city's 1,087,981 Ne-|for teen-age drag-racing fans jaroee mostly into demonstra-/and touched off four nights ot tions for equal employment, as! violence ' guaranteed by state law, Many factors influenced the Ne-| But there are other fac HONS | racial ' unrest--feelings of sees sard Aland sects, with widely divergen' Jond-class citizenship, poor hous: vere stale|philosophies, tugging for sup-ling, existence of some predoms in Brook'yn, scenejport in the Negro community inantly Negro schools, sympa- a ests Wo. wat ut Ay posing ralli es a mutant! thy for southern Negroes ee more brown faces on the groups twice provoked riotous An NAAC P spokesma sa Several established civil rights a bid 'on Movs ment id 'ton| bodies, including the National the TOM OF he New vere TC rades Council, says "city erd!Association for the Advance-|?'® agencies have been look- ment of Colored People, the! A special three years and haven't; Urban League and the Congrcss/by Wagner, investigated claims case" of diser.m-/of Racial Equality, formed the that unions discriminate against in the building 'vades, Greater New York Committee Negroes and Puerto Ricans. The The council, which represents for Equal Employment, committee found several con 22 unions with about 200,000 The committee sponsored struction trades with large is studying Iiring picket lines which stopped work;numbers of Negroes "actively and considering on a new city hospital in Har-jtrying to recruit: more non: lem, interfered with construc-/whites." 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