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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, June 16, 1961 19 INTERPRETING THE NEWS Poachers ) spawning period, a spokesman DARING FASHION . » for the department supervisor, WINNIPEG (CP) > Oldest Hard OAS Test |Mar Fishing = ima mnt ns o vi the Kawartha Lakes Tourist As-\by Charlotte Foot for her wed-|| A 1) * U PETERBO RO UG H (CP)--|sociation that the situation is ding 10. Wiliam Betton, 9 . . 1 h varia Jakes is season. ar He rged oui camp oper. besghou, Th ignl OPEN TONIGHT (Friday) UNTIL 9 Seen aping P |wartha lakes this season are| He urged tourist camp oper- IhruShON The oiginal sysare od | ay ! By CARMAN CUMMING smack suspiciously of a white- [Partly due to fishermen who il-|ators to see that guests adhere|sigered too daring, and had Canadian Press Staff Wri The toughest test of what t organization of American States can do for the Latin Am- erican peoples may be shaping up in the Dominican Republic. How well the organization meets the challenge could have a distinct bearing on whether Canada will accept invitations to join. The slaying of dictator Rafael Leonidas Trujillo has left his successors jockeying with ob- vious urgency for control at home and approval abroad. To gain these ends the gov-| ernment of president Joaquin! Belaguer--and the power behind | him represented bv armed forces chief Rafael Trujillo Jr.,| --have made a number of moves designed to show that the regime has indeed turned over a new leaf. The reaction abroad has been one of some hope and consider- able skepticism. CHANCE FOR ACTION On past performance, the skepticism is not surprising. But it would be unfortunate if even a slight opportunity to courage the wavering moves toward democracy were missed. Chief among the moves to show good faith was the invita- tion to an OAS committee to observe conditions in the repub- wash job. If there have been|legally take fish in the spring to fishing regulations. {been skilfully filled in. repressive measures in the campaign to smoke out Tru- jillo's slayers, it would not be difficult to keep them from the committee. The Dominican re- gime has long experience in this field. A more encouraging develop- ment perhaps is the announce- ment that three exiled leaders of the opposition Dominican Revolutionary Party have been given permission to return to the country to start a news- paper and participate in elec- tions promised for next May. FREE AND HONEST Balaguer says all political parties will be free to partici- pate in the elections and the OAS will be invited to send witnesses to confirm their 'honesty and freedom." The crucial question is why the Dominican leaders have considered it expedient to make such overtures to its opposition and to the OAS. The answer may be that the economy, strained by the main- tenance of an out-sized military machine, is feeling the pinch of the OAS sanctions. It is here that the organization may exert real pressure on the republic to make sure reforms are maintained. The OAS con- tains few friends of the Domin- ican Republic and may be able ADAMS OES IT AGAIN! % Adams, the distiller who made history with the now famous Private Stock, has done it again! Adams now presents Gold Stripe, another Custom Blend, at a moderate price, created especially for the Ontario taste, Note The Low Price on WONDERFUL "TRILAN" CARPET by Canadian Celanese Limited . . . it's remarkable a AE ----e.=+-reees oe er --------E PES - man-made fibre carpet that looks so luxurious, wears so well, is so easy to care for! lic. to put up a solid front in ex-| ' Reports indicate the com-|acting a high price for removal mittee was cautiously im-|of the sanctions. pressed. But Venezuela, long a; In any event, the organization bitter enemy of Trujillo, has| has managed to get a thin edge charged the Dominicans with|of the wedge into the pre- putting on a "show" for the viously impenetrable Dominican OAS and has insisted that dip-| affairs. 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The association' said indica- tions are that vendors offering premiums to customers for stamps will be permitted to pay the tax to the premium com- pany at the wholesale price. "The tax should be calculated on the value of the article to the consumer based on the value of the stamps used to obtain the premium. . . . "In the case of stamp com- panies which are owned and controlled by retail organiza. tions, there is an excellent op- portunity to engage in price ma- nipulation, at the wholesale le- Removal « Of Seaway Tolls Urged LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Re- moval of all tolls from the St. Lawrence Seaway and other Great Lakes facilities was urged Thursday by Admiral E. Rollo Mainguy, president and general manager of the Great Lakes Waterways Development Associ- ation. Admiral Mainguy proposed that capital and operating costs| vi wives taciuues olid vecvnie a public responsibility. 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