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TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1957 a THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE PAGE SEVENTEEN In the Same Boat By JOSEPH LISTER RUTLEDGE The ultimate dream of the union organizer is a world where all workers are organized. When it is sometimes argued that organized workers are getting better than their fair share, it seems a fitting retort that, if this is so, organiza- tion is the remedy. Organization can provide the bargaining power to force almost any demands. If this were true, painful as it might be to some, it would indeed be. the answer. But the mere de- manding of a millennium, where every worker demands and receives more wages for his effort and gives in return less effort for his wages, doesn't make it a fact. It very definitely ceases to be a fact when production becomes static or starts a slow decline. In such a situation it is quite clear that even if all workers were organized, the only way that any individual or part of this working force to make gains is is some other part lost. If both of us must draw from the same well, and I draw more than my share, it is obvious that all you can A---- take it what remains, and that is less than your share. To both take more from the well requires that there shall be more in the well to take. A fully organized society is the answer to no problem. It only ap- pears to to the worker, because he has been taught to assume that his coercive efforts have been respon- sible for all his gains. But that is not the case. No coercion of, itself, let it be powerful as it might be, could have enforced the wages and working conditions of today from the economy of a quarter century ago. There was not that much water in the well. The gains were made possible by that fact that management and ca- pital developed new machines and new technical processes and new skills that were able to give new speed to hands, new know-how to enable the work-return for an hour to be crowded into thirty minutes, and new qualities in commodities to widen existing markets. Higher living standards cannot be coerced, by any means, from an economy whose well of resources is running dry. The old proverb has it, "you can't get blood from a stone." If labor is not to make what gains it can at the expense of its fellow citizens, it must join with management in planning methods of greater production. A preres to reign over Will Wear Crown of Blossoms bh ow e Niagara peninsula at blossom time will be chosen at Grimsby, May 18. Eligible contenders for the title are Pearl Lentz and Shirley Croft, shown against a background of cherry blossoms. | Smirle Lawson, chief coroner for Thousands of motorists from Canada and the U.S. throng the peninsula | Ontario, will preside at an inquest to see the miles of orchards in bloom, --Central Press Canadian, Oil Truck Explodes Blame Firecrackers Toronto, May 22 (CP)--Melville Atcheson, 23, of Kingston, suffer- ed severe burns Monday when a road oiler truck he was riding on exploded and burned on a suburban Etobicoke highway. Walter Davidson, 27, of Toronto, driver of the truck, escaped unhurt. He said he thought the explosion was caused by a firecracker tossed on the truck by passing boys. Chief Coroner Gets Peterborough Job Peterborough, May 22 (CP)--Dr. into the death of four persons in Saturday's $500,000 business block fire Dr. Herbert Young, Peterborough coroner, announced Monday the inquest will be held. He said no * | date has been set. Senators to Ask House Explanation Ottawa, May 22 (CP)--A number of Senators gave notice Monday night they expect a "full explana- tion" from government officials on why provisions for the seizure of company books is necessary in Can- ada's consumer-credit regulations. The Senate gave second reading to a bill amending the consumer- credit act to tighten what Senator J. J. Kinley (L--Nova Scotia) des- cribed as "loopholes" by which the regulations were being circumvent- ed. NAME KNIGHTS OFFICERS Toronto, May 22--(CP) -- Hugo F. Shaw of North Bay Monday was elected president of the 18,000-mem- ber Knights of Columbus council for Ontario during final sessions of the annual convention. Other offi- cers: Secretary, Ryan LePage, Sud- bury; treasurer, Tobias Kelly, Tor. onto; Advocate, James J. Gaffney, Hamilton; warden, Leo Lavoie, Arn- prior. Want to buy, sell or trade ~-- A classified ad and the deal is made. HAVE DAILY REGULARITY IN 3 DAYS --0r Double Your Money Back!" 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YORK BRAND--IN TOMATO SAUCE SWEET -- THIN SKIN -- JUICY FLORIDA Large Size 216's B.C. EXTRA FANCY Size 198s ORANGES ~--- 43: WINESAP ow 20 SWEET -- THIN SKIN and JUICY APPLES GRAPEFRUIT sw 329: JUICY CALIFORNIA (Large Size 300's) JELLY BEANS DEYON--STD. QUALITY--IN SYRUP 33 KEIFFER PEARS HORSEY--SWEETENED--FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE 2 = 16 35 Sunkist Lemons 6-27: LIMA BEANS 27% J.T.L--CHOICE--CREAM STYLE GOLDEN CORN 2:2 HORSEY BRAND--SWEETENED--FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT Juice 2% EXCHANGE BRAND--HANDY! ECONOMICAL! LEMON JUICE '= CLARK'S--FANCY 25 19 29 10 25 23 TOMATO JUICE 2x REAL VALUE! SWEET TREAT PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 = WINDSOR WATER-ICE A. E. McKENZIE SEED CO. CANADA NO. 1 DUTCH SETS 10 Guaranteed Meats PRE-DRESSED CHICKENS 69: STEAK or ROAST .95¢ | PLATE BRISKET 1.69: MAPLE LEAF SHANKLESS Ib. 59: SMOKED PORK SHOULDERS 35 i. 19 BISCUIT FEATURE! Iceland Waters -.i5%. 39: at SOLID SAVINGS! Only coal or coke can give you a steady, even flow of heat without the drafts and chilly floors caused by on-and-off heating. And, coal or coke will save you BUTTER WAFERS CHRISTIE'S RITZ 32 KRAFT--PLAIN OR PIMENTO VELVEETA CHEESE HEAVY WAXED PAPER FOR LUNCHES, ETC. FOOD SAVER PAPER SERVIETTES BROCADE Fruit Cocktail "2 24: DELICIOUS IN SANDWICHES P U 4 | TA N DEVILLED HAM PASTE CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S NUT BREADS A a bx 7 MONARCH--CHOCOLATE OR WHITE CAKE MIXES LANDZR COAL CO. 236 43 KING ST. WEST DIAL 5-3589 PEEK-FREAN'S--BISCUITS FRUIT CREAMS McLAUGE" IN COAL ww 29e and SUrFLIES LIMITED These Values Effective Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, 110 KING WEST DIAL 3-3481 x 2) giv 33 rire 1 6c For Serving Salads . .. money! Yes,.there is more heat per dollar in coal or coke than in any other kind of domestic fuel. And for real savings, ask any member of this association to tell you about automatic heating with solid fuel. He will show you how you can save as much as 45% of your winter fuel bill! KING COLE SWIFT'S PREMIUM DUCKLINGS ~~ 1.59c | SIDE BACON READY-TO-SERVE MEATS GLAZED MAPLE LEAF -- HOSTESS COOKED HOCKS ».49: | MEAT LOAF PREMIUM 10-0x. Roll.| MAPLE LEAF SLICED BRAUNSCHWEIGER 43: | BOLOGNA Va Ib, Pkg. .69c .49c KRAFT--KITCHEN FRESH 1 36 KRAFT--SALAD DRESSING PINK SEAL--FANCY--B.C. PACK 41 GATTUSO--SPANISH BROKEN OLIVES "c- 26¢ Jar KRAFT -- PHILADELPHIA Pore 25 MAYONNAISE 253 PINK SALMON "CREAM SPREAD. 3% | 5 EMBLEM It is displayed by your local association member. His ex. perience on heating problems always at your disposal. NATIONAL SOLID FUEL INSTITUTE DOMINO--ENGLISH BREAKFAST STYLE BLACK TEA he 45¢ w= STORE HOURS == OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY (MAY 24th, VICTORIA DAY) FRIDAY -- 8.45 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. SATURDAY -- 8.15 a.m. fo 6.00 p.m. May 23rd, 25th & 26th In Oshawa