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RY LE IT irs in ces! ! ARS BASSADOR upe. 6 ¢yl., automa- er worranty, 9,000 § CE WAS $3195 MARCHAND TELLS COMMONS New Immigration Bill Plan Reduces | Diefenbaker OTTAWA (CP)--In a @ e A i Seen Free Of Discrimination {aise on IT ra By STUART LAKE | OTTAWA (CP)--The new im- migration biJl soon to be placed before Parliament will be com- pletely free of discrimination, Immigration Minister Marchand said Thursday. Included in the bill is a new] assessment system that allows immigration officers to apply the same standards in the same way to all potential New Cana- dians, Mr. Marchand told the Commons as it debated his de- partment's $303,000,000 spending program for the year ending next March 31. The estimates were still under fire from opposition MPs when the Commons adjourned and will come up again later in the session. Today, the Commons will con- sider the spending program of the veterans affairs depart- ment. BILL LIMITS PMs Earlier the Commons gave first reading to a private mem- ber's bill that would stop prov- incial premiers from calling themselves prime ministers Three--premiers Johnson of Quebec, Robarts of Ontario and Bennett of British Columbia-- are doing so. Eugene Whelan (L--Essex} PARLIAMENT AT-A-GLANCE By THE CANADIAN PRESS THURSDAY, Oct. 26, 1967 Manpower Minister Mar- chand told the Commons this year's $110,000,000 retraining program will have to be ex- panded. Interim Opposition Leader Starr called for a review of the program by a Commons committee. External Affairs Minister Martin announced that the first. definitions of Canada's 12-mile coastal fishing zone will be issued in the next few days. A private bill was_ intro- duced by Eugene Whelan (L --Essex South) which would bar provincial premiers from calling themselves prime min- isters. FRIDAY, Oct. 27 old age pensioners, the govern-| ment, John Diefenbaker is a lit- ment plans to eliminate interest} tje like the man who isn't there. criteria. Die? eal ig $5 for non-sal-| He sits, almost unnoticed, in the Prospective immigrants with) Revenue Minister Benson on ertn aed on Ceres, relatives already in Canada|noynced the change Thursday | tive teadee. , should get a better deal than|quring a Commons adjournment| jt has been that way since they now are getting, he said. ldebate. Herb Grey (L--Essex!Oct, 16, when he was replaced SYSTEM QUESTIONED West) raised the question andjas leader last September by Herb Gray (L--Essex West) said the interest charges were a! Robert Stanfield. asked Mr. Marchand not to con-|>urden to the elderly. As the private member for sider the points system as in-| Non-salaried taxpayers now|the Saskatchewan riding of alterable after it has undergone|Must pay quarterly tax instal-|Prince Albert, Mr. Diefenbaker its first testing. ments. If they fail to do so they,pops in for the daily question Mr. Marchand disclosed that|47@ assessed an interest charge, period which starts each day's social scientists from the Uni-|C@!culated on a complicated] session. : . 'versity of Montreal are trymg|Da sis. and, in most cases,) In the Commons at these to find out why so few French-|#™ounting to only a few dollars.|times he sits silently, a peerless speaking persons come to Can-| Many pensioners, long accus./Gepater taking no part in the ada. jtomed to paying most of their |depates. Pa ie Oe : Turning to -his manpower res-|'mcome tax through payroll de- rh wit Rae ine purliginenteey ponsibilities, he said $110,000,000|uctions, overlook the quarterly|he Ww! egeee F : instalments. Introduction of the|Silence some time, possibly on Of his budget. was set aside for 1 sion|an issue that he considers of retraining Canadians for other|SUPplementary old-age Dene Aine aiporiaee, GuEH G4 jobs. This was not enough and|@atlier this year shoved many tha seesldie ih aeinthn. « more money would be spent on|Pensioners into an income level rae aie Canis this program this year. ag they had to pay income)Strong, u . | Mr. Benson said he had ajChael Starr, who has taken over jstudy made on the amount ofthe role as Opposition leader feveane veg Soci through ap ik bay gpa goad arto the interest charges and found|in the House in n mn! y- |that even with computers it w as| election in Colchester-Hants. fied for entrance under the new) Licences The Commons meets at | 11 a.m. to study estimates of the veterans affairs depart | ment. The Senate is adjourned | until Oct. 31. | South) introduced the bill,! which would restrict the title to, where the lines the leader of the national gov-/drawn. should be! Granted TORONTO (CP)--Licences jeosting more to collect the! At 72, Mr. Diefenbaker occa- small amounts than was netted, sionally proves he has the old bh : ; ; view |fire--but outside the House, not for drilling rights to the last) He added in an interview! i 'his week, he delivered a rat F jlater that the department haba v ive cr pe gg Pigenssorg jand under | collected some $200,000 in the at and te Bi esaeT ie sed week by the Ontario mines de-|!ast tax year from those owing S0ViTnmen! § Mil to imil the r |less than $5 in interest. death penalty to murderers of partment. tlie el ean litchchat _|police officers and prison A department statement is- guards. He sits just to the left of Mi-| THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, October 27, 1967 3 Campaign Starts For Tax Support Sits Quietly Catholic educationists argue} COUNTRY OF MOUNTAINS Tax Char es jthat the present tax-supported| Mountains account for 85 per g akes No Part In Debates |.2220%" .cr=' campain|sstem brent the schooling ofeenof Sevan ea De : | will begin next week to seek On-/Catholic children into artificial|more than 250 are over 6,500 move; tario tax support for the top|Parts when a unified structure/feet high. ly as pungent. He needs an grades of Catholic high schools.|is most needed. | audience for maximum effect.. Most Rev. Philip Pocock,| The Association of Catholic! His best audience through the Coadjutor Archbishop of To- High School Boards, supported years has been in the Commons. ronto, says the aim is to seek by 8 ne vly-fi a--C lic And now he won't use it. extension of tax support be- Y Oy ee SAUIONE COMMONS SUBDUED cause: "A system that ends at high school lay advisory boards, | With "the old chief" silent Grade 10 is a truncated sys-| Will launch the campaign Nov. 4| the Commons is more subdued. |" at a two-day study congress. There's nobody around to slash! the government. Instead, the old Prairie law- yer spends most of his time in his office, answering the mail and mulling over the me- mentoes of the past that people keep sending along. | Somebody has just sent him} an original passenger list for a 1916 Halifax-to-England voyage of the S.S. Lapland. On the list was Lieut. John Diefenbaker, on his way to Europe as a First} World War soldier. | This weekend he sheds a re- minder of the past when he| moves out of Stornoway, the| government-owned house used by leaders of the Opposition. The departure will be marked by one of those peculiar ironies that crop up in the life of unu- sual men. As his own man, Mr. Diefen- baker regarded himself as out- side the country's traditional ruling establishment. His new home, which he will rent, is in Rockcliffe, an elite district fa- vored as the Right Place to Live by the capital's diplomatic, government and business es- tablishment. ' 5 Year Guaranteed Investment Certificates NOW EARN "Ao per annum AND ARE Guaranteed--os to principal end interest. Flexible--may be used as Col- lateral for loans. Redeemable---by Executors in the event of death. Authorized--cs Trustee Act in- vestments. 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