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SENATE cerium moors Need To Create Jobs By Expansive Policies IAIInzs NELSON Canadian Presl sun wine OTTAWA tCPthlorc expan rlva policies fully coordinated between the lnaoce depart ment and the Bank of Canada are needed to create jobs and capture the full potential of the current business revival says the Senate manpower commit tee The special committee of I7 Conservative and Is Liberal senators which beganwork on Canadas manpower and em ployment problems lost Novem ber presented its litpage re port to the upper house Wed nesday It said there has been gen eral upward drill in unemploy met for the last decade height ened by Ihe ending of the 193557 boom during which labor and productive resources were hus lcr than usual There are indications that the recessionary phase of the current business cycle has come to on end and that the upward movement of business activity has begun the report said It is esse that this de velopment be in ated and re netary and fiscal policies In particular there is need for suitable increase in the avail ability of credit to encourage an expanding scale of business op eratlons BANK NOT NAMED Without specifically mention ing Bank at Canada and Its controversial governor James Coyne the report said mon etary policywhich is generally assumed to be the responsibil ity of the central bankneeds to be accompanied by comple mentary fiscal policy the re sponsibillly ol the finance liiIII ister Fiscal policy the report added should be designed to promote expansion in the crit ical sectors of the economy and should be settled so as to re move dtscouraging uncer tointies The idea that monetary and fiscal policies are independently determined and can be separ ately pursued is incompatible with the realties of highly complex money and exchange economy in which the opera ations of government play so large part inforced by the appropriate mo EDITORIALS Opinions Differ OnCoyne Issue By TIIE CANADIAN PRESS Following is representative newspaper editorial comment on the controversy between James Coyne governor of the Bank of Canada and the federal gov ernment Toronto Globe and Mail 0nd The Bank of Canada is an autonomous institution which has never been and never should be subject to close gov ernment supervision the governor should not be sub servient tool of the government of the day and should be pro tected against dismissal for par tisan or frivolous reasons in deed there is not the slightest sign that the present govern ment wants to change tins pnlt sition But it is entitled to de mand that the head at the bank cooperate in carrying out es tablished national monetary and financialpolicy By refusing to recognize that obligation Mr Coyne has not really served the cause oi the banks autonomy but in fact has endangered it for the future Montreal Star Ind The general tone of comment suggested that there might be something more to this crisis than squalid squabble over pension For the sake of Mr Flémings reputation We hope there is even if it means that he has to take sharp turn on the basic problem of the rela lionsof the government to the banks in matters of major pol icy It should not be forgotten that very large body of bank ing and economic opinion in the country has differed with Mr Coyne and this may be the rea son for the present break This however can only emerge as result of the public discussion which Mr Coyne very properly asked for Vancouver Province 1nd The Coyne crisis can serve useful purpose if it brings the nations economic policy into to cus Is Coyne being fired be cause he stands in the way of the governments expansionist policy This is the root of the matter whatever the turmoil and confusion over the govern ments methods of getting rid of Mr Coyne Mr Fleming says the governments position Is expanionist But so far there is precious little evidence of it The Coyne affair had shabby beginning now that this has become side issue Mr Flem ing has an opportunity to re trieve the situation by explaining the full nature of thequarrel and telling the country about the economic program the govern menthas in mind London Free Press find The authority of the government over the bank is an important point and should be settled But SAVE 40 ZQRMORENOW There is strong case for comprehensive study and reexamination of our machin ery for monetary control The report said the govern ment should consider granting effective and praticable tax res liels or tax incentives for in creases in export of manufac tured goods Bottlenecks in overcoming ur ban congestion pollution and slums would be overcome by intergovernment machinery for finincing and planning SPECIAL STEPS NEEDED Special measures were needed to create new industries in the Atlantic region The Senate committee flatly rejected the suggestion maria few years ago by the Gordon royal commission on economic prospects that as last resort unemployed Maritimers receive help to move to jobs elsewhere if the areas economy could not support them The committee also said that extra effort is needed In tech nical and vocational training and in persuading students to remain in school longer in or der to obtain better ground ing in the trades and profes sions it said the Unemployment In surance Act drafted some 71 years ago needs to be re viewed to bring it into line with present conditions LOVE CALI Norton Whitaker Health inspector at Pembroke 0nt prepares to play recording oi female mosquitos love Missionary Work Is Left To Women LONDON Ont CPI Sup port of church missionary work is being lelt too much to women delegates to Inter Denomina tional Missionary Consultation were told Wednesday Men are prone to leave slonary work totho women RECORDER call The sound can be broad cast in swamp areas to lure the male mosquito into log of insecticide Photo said Rev CrM Stewart dialr mnu oi the Canadian Council of Churches committee on role sionary education One of the main problems he said is that some people tend to regard mission work as secondary part of the church More than 70 delegates from across Ontario are attending the threeday consultation spon sored by the Canadian Council oi Churches Ii mmrcxxamrnmanavmmmx To BUILD LIBRARY WAWA CPI Omit tion of the National Library will begin in 1962 Work Min ister Walker said Wednsday in the Commons He said the lib rary will cost between $10000 Canadian Abandons Efforts JACKSON Miss AP MI chael Audaia Canadian who inined American Freedom lud era in their tests of Mississippi his release from jail College more important at this point than another sen tence he told The Associated Plus in an exclusive Interview the first behind bars in the Jackson City jail with Fre dam Rides hope to be back at the University of British Columbia To Fight US Segregation Laws the concern of free people ev erywhere The United States laku this stand with other countries able to exercise in the open lie said he was hanp heal thy and hungry have ioined the hunger strike he said as protest because 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Monday rvening COTTAGE DISPLAY OPEN TILL PM SALEEhlAN 0N DUTY EVERY EVENING DEMONSTRATION MODEL SKYEIJJGFF Reg mm SALE PRICE 7490 Cm Be Moved To Your Lot For $4900 GOES ON SALE MOM JUNE WE A150 HAVE COTTAGE 0N DISPLAY WHICH IS COMPLETELY WINTERIZED BEAVER LUMBER IZI BRADFORD 51 PA 35541 it would seem that it might be settled in more satisfactory manner on matter at general principle It is regrettable that the closing days of the public career of man who has un doubtedly served his country ac cording to his lights whether or not he has been mistaken should be clouded by contro versy of this sort It will not make it any easier to secure public servants of the type needed or such important posts Montreal Gazette ind Con The clash between governor of the Bank of Conada and government of was bound to happen at some time it was bound to happen because the degree oi the governors in dependence has never been fully clarified in interpretation The way in which the clash is now resolved will be 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