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Maritime Money Matters Rapped By THE CANADIAN PRESS Two Maritime provincial gov- ernments were criticized in their legislatures for their ap- proaches to financing. The Liberal New Brunswick government was attacked for its white paper on the province's future. Donald D. Patterson (PC--Saint John City) aid it continued the minimum stand- ards of public services. Poverty and low incomes--the Liberal record of failure--are given a whitewash in the white paper, said the opposition finan- cial critic. In Prince Edward Island, the Progressive Conservative gov- ernment survived the first non- confidence motion of the current session. The motion said the government "failed to give leadership in the face of seri- ou deficit financing." It was defeated 16-13. Highlights of other legislative sessions: British Columbia -- Educa- tion Minister Peterson sup- ported an opposition suggestion that cigarette advertising be re- moved from transit vehicles on Hydro and Power Authority in line with a proposal from Pre- mier Bennett that they be banned from radio, television and the press. Alberta--Lee Leavitt (SC-- Calgary Queen's Park) sai teen-age juries should be used to battle juvenile crime, The juries could act as advisory bodies to courts hearing cases involving youth. Saskatchewan -- Legislative secretaries proposed for the province would be "of no bene- fit to the people of Saskatche- wan but could be of benefit to the party in power," aid A. E. Blakeney (CCF--Regina West). The government has proposed the appointment of such secre- taries, Manitoba--A bill given sec- ond reading widens the scope of urban renewal projects to in- clude rehabilitation of declining areas, not only slum clearance. Quebec -- The government sidestepped questions about Lu- cien Rivard, the accused nar- cotics smuggler who escaped from Bordeaux Jail March 2, by saying the inquiries were not SIU Seeks Admission Into CLC OTTAWA (CP) -- The Sea- farers' International Union of Canada (Ind.) made formal ap- plication to the Canadian Labor Congress Wednesday for re- admission to the national labor The bid was received by the CLC' executive council, now holding its quarterly session in Ottawa, but no immediate ac- tion was taken on it. The SIU was booted out of organized labor six years ago for raiding the membership of another union, Members of the federal mari- time union trusteeship, which has been controlling affairs of the SIU since October, 1963, said in their recent report to Parliament that they hoped to have the 8,000-member union return to CLC ranks as soon as poible, P heweret. some of the more prominent leaders in the trade union movement have said pri- vately they would resist re- admission of the SIU as long as any SIU executives of the the provincially - owned B.C. urgent. former Hal Banks' administra- NOT 69% INCREASE Doctors Charge Bid Exaggerated By JOSEPH MacSWEEN LONDON (CP)--The nei mated, " the BMA said in a Medical A ion what the minister has esti- nt. "This would be gross Health Minister Kenneth Rob- inson Wednesday night of greatly exaggerating doctors' salary demands when he said they would amount to. 69 per cent, This new clash set the stage for today's second round of talks between the minister and the BMA, representing Britain's 23,000 family doctors. Robinson said new pay pro- posals would, if accepted, re- sult in an average net income of £4,800 ($14,400) a year for the doctors but the BMA later de- scribed this as "a tendentious and inaccurate' estimate. "In our view the family doc- tor with an average list would only be assured of about half tion continue to hold office in the union, "Banks was fired last spring and his chief aide, Leonard (Red) McLaughlin, was elected prcasreiien if not net, and would include the £350 ($1,050) a year recommended by the re- view body." Robinson, at a press confer- ence, stressed the size of the demand that already has re- ceived some adverse comment by newspapers, which particu- larly noted the doctors' request for overtime pay. At the same time the Labor government minister warned that only the threatened mass resignations by doctors from the national health service could 'frustrate' the govern- ment's willingness to negotiate a new contract. STATES INCREASE Analyzing a "doctors' ter" presented by the BMA Monday, Robinson said it would mean an increase in the aver- age net income of a family doc- tor of a further £1,800 ($5,400) a year, in addition to the £250- char- | py an independent review body last month. "This would bring the aver- age net income, after all ex- penses allowed for tax pur- poses had been miet, to about £4,800 a year, excluding earn- ings from private practice," said Robinson. "It would repre- sent an increase of around 60 per cent on top of the nine per cent just agreed by the govern- ment." Robinson held 'amicable' opening discussions with BMA leaders Wednesday. Present average income for doctors, who have complained of overwork and trying condi- tions, is £2,765 ($8,280) a year. ROOM TO SPARE Saskatchewan, with a popula- tion of less than 1,000,000 is al- most the size of Texas. th ie atm Whitby Girl i cs atte ine, IM Ay THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Merch 11, 1965 7 also faces arraignment on so other charges of petty larce: and driving without a Seach. Charged In Rochester ROCHESTER, N.Y. (CP-AP) Glenda Kaukonen, 18, of Whitby, Ont., was arraigned in city court Wednesday on a charge' of second-degree forgery. The charge alleges that she bought a coat here with a forged cheque. The case was referred to the Monroe County grand jury but no date was fixed for a hear- ing. No bail was set and the girl remained in custody here. She 'Cause Experts Made Plan Yesterday... Spring Planting. president last fall. a-year increase recommended Mom's Happy Now! 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