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12 'THE OSHAWA Times, Mendey, July 20, 1964 Eye-Level Pricing Brake To Moscow Consumers A built-in brake on the buying| the low cost of living accommo- Dn gee Ee ge FONE Cea yg OOy ere" SAME eee mee eter en. y Je tego ng See ae ee a One lady bought a kitchen sink capital is the giant crane which{sees women working with shov-on wefl-staged, welhsupervised and walked out with it in a sack!hoists "prefabricated units into | els, sweeping streets or engag-|tours arranged by Intourist, the or og, Pare tends position in the buildng of ho- jing in heavy construction work. istate travel agency. Russia is in door locks, perhaps a reflec-\tels and apartment blocks, In| Women also hold down ajgoing all out this year to at-) tion of a new-found feeling for/some areas hte shelis of entire) wide range of desk jobs and ex-|tract more of the lucrative, dol-| privacy among Soviet citizens,|oms are placed in position one/ecutive positions, operating with! |lar-earning travel business. All-| associated with the growing/by one.in a cell-like growth! no lack of self-confidence andjinclusive "deluxe" tours cost] availability of living space and|process that suggests the build-| yielding or asking no quarter by|$35 a day for an' individual th eslowly diminishing need of|'"g of a beehive. }reason of their sex. traveller although much lower! families to double up in a sin-| Another feature of the Soviet) A steady stream of Westernjrates are available to members | gle small apartment. scene that strikes the | itourists passes through Moscow|of group tours. is the female laborer. No ma |, Com- protection nolan pres Dy Foot, topes fot relieves MOSCOW (CP) -- It was ajnewly arrived in Moscow---the| comfortably warm Fridayrrise of the Soviet consumer. (spree is the price level which, \éation: Phe foreigner who pays) morning. A couple of dozen peo-| To a growing extent, one is in many lines, notably food, te-) ple waited outside a medium-|iojd, the demand of the Rus-| |mains forbiddingly high. size hardware store in an apart-| npr people for goods of all de- pRurr EXPENSIVE here is paying a lot by Soviet Thind Gnsdlinaal Wek ment district on Moscow's east!scriptions is being satisfied a, Citrus fruits provide a strik- standards. it Is enlikely that you will experience in a IHfetime all that you will see in... side. |the government pursues its pol- in) example. In early June o1-/ Many Russians pay only three ; mt = a GEORGE PEPPARD Promptly at 11 a.m. the doorsjicy of allowing Soviet citizens | were opened and the shoppers|more of what, in this Aen! yes aot taaren, Ag oa: BM na out) ALAN LADD BOB CUMAMINGS MARTHA HYER ELIZABETH ASHLEY LEWAVRES, MARTIN BALSAM RALPH TAEGER ARGH MOORE CARROLL BAKER. 40 kop filed into the store where they|can be called the good things 91 61 at the official exchange|there is also quality to con- TECHNICOLOR?® PHAIGDI D001 FIRES sex USE PREFABS ter how much one has aul A symbol of the brisk pace of about it, he is still surprised DRI VE OUT ' TONIGHT the equivalent 'of $950 8 Yea construction in and around the when he comes to Russia and ALWA lfor a three - room .apartment\-- -_ BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 SHOW STARTS AT DUSK sinaTaa- MARTIN EMBERD- ANDRESS = 4 FOR TEXAS da wove VICTOR BUONO 1 i es TEDOY SHERMAN ROBERT ALDRICH From "geen geese reesens see durable goods, many freshly) A byproguct of the new situa-| ian collar. have what amounts to only a uncrated. tion is ajgrowing assertiveness: ram is 2.21 pounds, so single room to live in, and not The people were obviously injon the J fivé oranges for'a very spacious room at thdt. @ buying 'mood, a mood thatthe begin F emilvaloat ot $1.27, or 10 for, In the hardware store that contributes to one of the strong- itake many $2.07, depending on the size of'morning the emphasis was on est impressions of @ Westerner!granted. the fruit. 'plumbing fixtures, of which a Soviet officials tell you that|wide variety was offered. Wrap- commodity prices are offset by! ping procedures were informal. eeeeereee proceeded to buy a variety ofof life. irate of 83 kopecks to the Cana-isider. Many Moscow families b4 |YOU CAN SEE Shipping Industry Probe | Nearing End Of Voyage | OTTAWA (CP)--Three men are approaching the end of a cross-Canada quest for a peace plan to resolve waterfront trou- bles involving marine pilots, the shipping industry and the) federal government, The search began late in 1962) after the Conservative govern- ment then in office was em- broiled in a bitter wage-cost struggle between St. Lawrence Riyer pilots and shipowners) that led to shipping tie-ups on the Seaway route. Mr. Justice Yves Bernier of; Lauzon, Que., was named chair-| man of a three-man royal com-| mission and told to make a full- ecale investigation of the com- plex and peculiar problems of pilotage. | Other members are Harold) Alexander Renwick of Vancou-| ver, vice-president and general) manager of British Columbia} Manufacturing Co. Lid., and R.} K. Smith of Waterloo, Ont., and| Parrsboro, N.S., former Na- tional Harbors Board chairman. | With itlte fanfare the com- missioners have been at work 'Canada, major|agents and operators ports, ening to pilots, ship-;Wants a government board of ore p Ria na Rito ipilotage to run pilot services gov-|it wants more power for gov- tojermment, less for pilots, plus a) the problems and sort|Voice for shipowners in settin' | out ideas for resolving them. = fees and training pi- gince then--touring all owners, shippers, businessmen and ernment officials, seeking pinpoint RULES VARY Pilotage is an essential serv ice to shipping that goes back gle pilotage to the earliest days of maritime) be executed for running a ship) aground, t Pilots have been described as "living maps," men with inti mate knowledge of the shoals and currents of the area, ready|" f any weat! > board ships). and guide ti a .ato port Although the job the 2 a A ple, Halifx discovered that pilotage is ®| content with the present system complicated business. Travel-|t ling from Newfoundland to Brit-\y B., ish Columbia, they found differ-| sovernment ent rules in different places. In some districts, shipowners). and pilots were constantly war-| |Ottawa with supervisory pow- commerce, when a pilot could)..." ieaving full control of local administration and operation to member pilotage authority but sounds sim- |SOME ARE CONTENT with the pilots in running the TOD. © COME AS YOU ARE hand in the 10 major pllotage districts involving about 380 pi- lots on the East and West coasts, Hudson Bay, the St. Lawrence River and Seaway.) There are also 18 local 'districts| in small harbors run by local agencies and involving about 50) pilots WHO'S THE BOSS? IN-DOOR OUT-DOOR Trcalie | OSHAWA DRIVE-IN THEATRE FEATURE 1:30 4:05-6:45-9:30 NO NEED TO DRESS UP ot Ae mis: "KWAI" Wawa bia | AUTO CENTRE All the problems seem to cen- tre on administration and con-! Q ltrol of pilotage services. ~Who should be the boss-- the pilots, shipowners or gov- ernment? --Who should write the rules --the pilots on the spot with their intimate knowledge of local problems, or the gov ernment with its interest in trade and commerce and safe navigation? 4 --Who should set the fees? Or choose pilots and licens e/§ them? The commission has received) more than 500 recommenda- tions The Shipping Federation of representing owners of ships, 4OW PLAINES "The informers" _---- __ a SATURDAYS BILTMOR E , & SUNDAYS ¢ ' 1:30 P.M. $ 725-5833 Doors OPEN 6:30 P.M. 2 BIG HITS 8 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT "Condemned To Live" , rout FIRST NE ra ~ chalet DUPONT NYLON The Federation of St. Law- rence River Pilots wants a sin commissioner in he pilots. B.C. pilots proposed a three- want greater local autonomy or settling problems on the ot. pilots say they are here. So do the Saint John, pilots. In both places a supervisor works ervice. Pilots regard: themselves as ring over fees and charges f0r|nysinessmen, providing a nec- pilotage. There seemed to be @lassary service for a fee. They continual contest of wills in-\want the charge to reflect their) evitably resulting in political jong hours, potential dangers, maa CORD TIRES THe STORY OF A YOUNG AMERICAN AND eS RISE TO PRINCE OF THE CHURCH, PLEASE SEE FROM THE BEGINNING FEATURE TIMES -- 2:00 LAST COMPLETE SHOW -- 8.:30 TUBELESS or TUBE TY/ 5:15 - 8:30 pressures on Ottawa. Caught in the middle, often) .ciis Earnings of most pilots damned by both sides, was the federal transport department The federal government has a Ghana Repeats Calls For African Unity . CAIRO, Egypt (Reuters)-- .President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana Sunday reiterated his call for a United States of Af- rica He told the 33 delegates to the African summit conference "only a union government can guarantee Africa's survival," Nkrumah declared before the keaders of the Organization of African Unity that the only dif-| ference between African states 'on the issue was the urgency and not the necessity of such a union. heavy responsibilities and high jrange from about $10,000 to more than $17,000 a year. Shipowners say pilots have= "been pushing fees so high that the cost has become exhorbij- tant. They contend pilots have established powerful monopolies capable of extracting whatever fees they wish The royal commission has the job of sorting out the rival pro- posals and coming up with al comprehensive solution Since its first. public session in Ottawa at the e ndof 1962, it has held hearings in 33 places,| meeting publicly more than 150} times. It has heard testimony from 350 witnesses, compiled 4 written transcript of close to! 4,000,000 words and collected) 1,200 exhibits. It plans to start' its final round of hearings in Ottawa in| October. That's when all. the; major parties are expected to sum up their arguments, em-! phasize their recommendations INGLE VISION COMPLETE WITH FRAME, ms 9g ® $4495 $4795 Bec HEAVY DUTY EXTRA THICK LENSES AND CASE K-Mert's Written Guerantee 1. Guorenteed against all road haz- ards including stone bruises, broken glass, punctures, blow-outs, side- wall scraping and rim cuts . Guoranteed against defects in workmanship for the life of the tire tread Guaranteed Replacement the regular retail price sotisfaction bosed on less trade quorantee custome allowance prorated over the % BONDED TAIL Free Instalfiation 600x13 650x15 750x14 650x13 670x15 520x13 No Trade In Required WORK DONE BY CLASS "A" MECHANICS WHEEL ALIGNMENT and then retire to await the commission report. 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