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£ " aes Ven T= treet hg . " " Lg PANNE NO MN he wee wes i , , * ya are A text of his apeech was re leased to the press in advance of delivery, OS CONVENTIONAL METHODS 'OUT' 'Computers Hold The Key ToManufacture OfSteel" OTTAWA (CP) --- Computers ie a price of iron and Union party again, hold the answer to future im-jstee! can be resolved into a HAS LEFTIST SUPPORT provements in the manufacture mathematic al formula, What effect the crisis has had|of steel, F. J, McMulkin, a vice-) In this form there ty no so far on the prestige of the president of Dominion Foun: doubt it is better handled by a king is difficult to assess, Butldries and Sicel, Ltd., said to-(™A&chine equipped to do this anti - monarchist ----*. work by personnel who might e ge ad t reap eal ong oy torneo He told the annual conference|Mave had a high time on the porters with a big assist fromiof metallurgists' that gianti|town the night before," | weet: ' : . |strikes have been made in the "Tl am on safe ground in pre- "Constantine, take your , fi-|diecting that the comput ill niother and 0," has been heard last few decades, both in effi 8 puter wil in Athens streets almost nightly|clency and quality, ake over more and more. of But now the point has beenjour production control opera- tion and the people who are the! recently, Insofar as the king is change, has fallen off slightly|concerned this is not believed|reached where the number of in produc-/firgt in preseribing its applica: tion to their problems will in- and officials fear an even, big-|to reflect true public opinion,|complex variables ger 'slump this fall, |but Queen Mother Frederika,|tion processes is so great that variably be ahead of their com- petitors,"' 24 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, sypremper 1, r708 Economic Crisis Looms In Chaos" Voisin wis voted ter tithe; last elections in February, 1964, But the majority who sup; ported him then probably would vote for him and his Centre HAWA F-1N THEATRE | SS NOW PLAYING sm TATSUYA MIHASHI TAKESHI KATO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT Lis oO Z COLOR... PANAVISION BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:00 P.M, FIRST SHOW AT DUSK mann Ve amet the Pa "By ALLAN JAURD the ATHENS (AP)---Greece, lead- erless and floundering in politi- cal chaos, appeared headed to- day for grave economic difficul- ties, A stubborn ex - premier, 77- year-old George Papandreou, and an equally adamant mon- arch, 25-year-old King Constan- tine, -are locked in a power struggle that has produced bloody riots, one death and de- mands for. an end to the Greek) monarchy, The deadlock has begun to af- fect the country's - economy, Tourism, one of Greece's big- gest earners of foreign ex- i Merchants report a steep de-/however, has been a controver-|conyentional methods of analy- cline in businéss-and banks have|sial figure in Greece for years, |sis and control no longer can become tighter with. business| Many Greeks who are critical|eope with them, - loans. Prices have been rising,|of Frederika because they feel) "It is simply common sense and fears of serious inflation|she has been too active in poli-jto give to the computer those are widespread, \tics are inclined fo excuse the|problems which it Is ideally The crisis broke July 15 when) king in the present situation be-|suited to handle." Constantine fired Papandreou in|cause of his youth and what| 'Apart from the handling of a dispute over political activity| they consider bad advice, men, nearly everything related in the armed forces, Since then "7 -- «Go SUMMER GALAN FINE Ell the king has named two pre- Th t/ \ THEATRES hiliy miers, But neither was able to win parliamentary approval CELEBRATING 45 YEARS OF LEADERSHIP IN ENTERTAINMENT sae PARAMOUNT PICTURES, a JOHN 'IT'S GOOD ART, BUT NOT GREAT ART' a displayed at the State Uni- attracts 2-year-old Michael versity College at Oswego Gorman--as a toy, maybe? So-called sculpture welded from junked auto parts and over Papandreou's opposition, ~ WANTS NEW ELECTIONS Papandreou insists that the 4 liking call new elections, confi- a es ax evenues 1g | dent that he would win back his job, Constantine has so far re- \jected this solution. 4 | The king agreed Monday night ou ass xpectations \to hold a crown council meet- ling of party leaders and former | f : : | premiers, But the meeting is un- | OTTAWA (CP) -- Federal|compared with $494,700,000 in|likely to produce any concrete | jgovernment sales. tax revenues|the same period of the 1964-65] results, . Constantine still must Beverly Hills|are running ahead of last yearifiscal year, lface the fact that Papandreou| TODAY! at more than four times the} part of this increase reflects;commands a majority in PAT>|At 2:15 = 4:40 = 7:05 » 9:25 |speed of general revenues, the imposition Jan, 1 of the ti-| lament as a result of pro-Com-| AP Wirephoto Hollywood's Own VANCE « THE . mer AOGOLOR In-And-Out Book By BOB THOMAS i. Bo Sa invited to play at Sam HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Much/Goldwyn's, ado about ins and outs, Living areas: Recently an article in thejas in as you can get, Bel-Air te bakgo pig apg NO ows: Malibu is ye ae oye : nage ent as | provCo ated a stir by naming the The San Fernando Valley is far he pace keeps up for the! -y ve | munist votes given him since in-people, from George Abbott] out. balance of the fiscal year, run-| a ae -- ofl the crisis arose. : to Tennessee Williams and in-) «.,, sports: Watching! nj Pai _|the -per-cent sales tax On| Conservative pro - monarch-) cluding a parcel of Kennedys, pepo Pipi ( that Carne to next March 31, it seems}, iiding materials and produc-|ist newspapers have remained who now mean most of New et dear it Doris Day has clear that the buoyancy of the|i9, machinery, solidly behind Constantine, One York society. Also mentioned! made the Lakers basketball economy will push revenues) mn r9g percentage points of major newspaper supporter has were a few out-people, includ-|\,.7, in, The Angels, alas, are|Well ahead of Finance Minister een ee Be ee {withdrawn its backing from} ing Mayor Wagner, Dorothy out c d iGordon's April 26 budget fore-|te sales tax are earmarked) Panandreou and another has Kilgallen and Jackie Gleason. casts, for the old age security fund,|notably toned down its support. oss Ye TECHNICOLOR' enn enone of Trampled Its Valley... Business Men's Luncheon Nowhere is inmanship prac- tised more devoutly than in Hollywood, 1 am. not going to name who js in and who is out because, heavens, I must go on | Award affairs: The Writers) /Guild dinner is the most in of| lthe year. Attending the acad- emy awards is out; watching it on television at a party is in, | Sales tax collections normally from which old age pensions of run high at mid-summer and|$75 a month are paid to every- towards the end of the calen-jone 70 and older. These collec: dar year. tions for this fiscal year, to the But in the first four months/end of last. month, ran to $156,- Some observers feel Papand- reou may also have lost the more conservative middle-class PERUVIANS CATCH MOST @ DAILY @ $1.50 Full Course Meal ARRING, "GLENN CORBETT: PATRICK WAYNE KATHARINE ROSS nw ROSEMARY FORSYTH CHINIVEETE TSC TIE antisnraenneminttennaneaRRer NORE Feature; 1:30 » 3:30 - 5:30 - 7:30 - 9:30, Lest Show 9:20, . gored " Parties: Discotheque dancing!of the current fiscal year--|800,000, compared with last] Peru catches more fish than 1626 Son OURS AT THE CN. AQUA CARINE" working here. But I can report on the hab- its, customs and institutions that are in and out in Holly- cues are far, far out. -- Resorts: Palm Springs is thoroughly, continuously in, in backyard tents is in. Barbe-/April, May, June and July--|year's comparable figure of they amounted to $573,300,000,|$120,300,000, lany other country in the world,| 16,901,300 metric tons in 1063, Oshawa Steak House SIMCOE N, OPEN DAILY 1 PM, sect NOW PRAYING wood today. Hotels: The Beverly Hills is forever in, and the Beverly Wilshire is suddenly in after an overhaul. Night clubs: The Daisy is the) Dogs: new in discotheque. The Coco-|though not as in as nut Grove is in for important)|terriers. Collies--with. all openings. lrespect to Lassie--are out, Restaurants: The Bistro is the) Cars; Vintage (but not new) most in of the new spots, Cha-|Rolls Royces are in, as well as sen's of the old, La Scala, La-|imported Italian sports cars. rue and a few small Italian|Motorcycles are coming in. places are in. I realize that this list may be/ even more so in the summer,| Las Vegas is out, except when) Frank Sinatra is there, (Wher- ever Sinatra is, is in.) ~ Poodles are still in, Yorkshire due | Movies: Previews at the Westwood Village are in, Big remiers are out, except for in upsetting to local figures who) thought they were in and now discover they are indeed out. Charities like Cedars of Lebanon/|But if it's of any consolation to; Hospital. them, I will add the gratuitous| Sports; Tennis is definitely in, information that movie column-| golf is out. Croquet is in--ifjists are also out. The Pre-Season Interview: His Show Is Really Great By CYNTHIA LOWRY |from the studio--even on week- HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Thelends. Great bunch of people." publicity department of CBS, in| This, however, is the year of what was perhaps an unfortu-|writer-love. and artistic chemis- nate moment of truth, boasted/try to the trade paper Variety this) "Of course the whole thing week that it had set a record|starts with the writing," goes total of 1,511 newspaper inter-|the new line. 'I think that when views in the course of drum-|you see our show you'll agree aning up interest in its new sea-|we've got great scripts from eon--of--programs. - yeal_pros_and_really know--what Presumably the other two\we're trying to say.' star or aM With the Labour Day Weekend co the terrific Labour Day Special Barg ROUND STEAK or ROAST come into GLECOFF'S and take advantage of 99° KKK KK KK Lebar Daye: GLECOFF'S supeRMarKeT ming up, ains they are offering, Free Parking in the rear, and take advantage of GLECOFF'S long store hours -- 8 A.M, to 10 P.M, Daily. RED MALAYA OR SEEDLESS GRAPES networks have not been nap-| At this point the ping, so by a conservative count' there have been more than 4,000 interviews about the 95 or so television programs on the network schedules. This reporter, after five weeks of intensive study, would about-to-be star leans forward sincerity glowing like bright flames in his eyes The real problem of course is that there isn't. much that any body can: say in advance about a TV show except to assure the PEAMEAL RIB STEAK 89° No. 1 ONTARIO LARGE HEADS CABBAGE ; SEAN CONNERY STARTS TOMORROW! THE SCREEN STRETCHES TO VAST NEW HORIZONS TO TELL THE EPIC STORY OF THE GREAT SOUTHWEST! "MAJOR DUNDEE" In Color with CHARLTON HESTON RICHARD HARRIS JAMES COBURN LAST TIMES TONIGHT "FRIGHTENED CITY" "ON THE FIDDLE" | THE EPIC TO FINISH ALL EPICS! 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The new)jurisdiction was confined "to organization would be called/stream improvement, small the Grand River Conservation|dam construction and reforesta- Authority, with 35 directors, tion eight of them, including' the) They broke off relations in chairman, to be appointed by|1952 after a jurisdiction dispute , the government. over a government dam build- Amalgamation proposals were ing grant outlined to the groups here by They resisted amalgamation . T. R. 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