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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, Mey 13, 1966 °]7 White Collar Salaries School Board -- Dumps Indians| £x™_Papers Sale v's ied ye Was Student Hoax' he'knew of several students who WINNIPEG (CP)--The sc seen wachisck Meatiiote| TORONTO: (OP)-- A: repel ac mer era AW Convention Topic board in th th Manitoba M h id. thi later. By 4. F. MAHAN | "So," the executive board) If Reuther has any goals|town of Dominion City that a high school black market p DETROIT (AP) -- President|member said, "the boys in thejother than more money, indus-| within its cokete iu cede was selling Grade 13 depart- told police Sh oe ee |Walter P. Reuther will give his|shops don't want anybody--anayt ers don't expect himlan acreament allowing treaty| ment trigonometry papers for 1,483,000 United Auto Workersjinat inciudes LBJ--iaiking tojto tay them out just yet. Somelindian children ts attend public! 320 Is @ hoax. says the Onterie|. BARNYARD 18 BIGGEST the go signal next week to be-|them about limiting their gains|still are shocked by the Detroit! school there, says en Indians af- department of education. | Domestic fowl make up the gin drum beating for two union|to only 3.2 per cent next time|speech, in which he said: \fairs official, A. W. Bishop, registrar for' largest segment of the world's goals in 1967 contract bargain-| around." "It seems to me that since @) Robert Connelly, federal su-|'"@ department, said today that 100,000,000,000 bird population. | wih ;member of the UAW will be do- i j -- Patna obbabean conte: ing the same job, making the Manitoba ware Siemneating g. 1. Annual salaries, instead of| . ion| At the four-day union conven- ; hourly wages, for production' . A De resio M-'same automobile, for the same dnesd. oa ton begining nest Tues In/company, forthe' sume marke Nour's decison to end in June We restore carpeting to its original beauty . workers. ; i 2, Equal pay in Canadian and|Long Beach, Calif., there'll belthat you cannot pretend the] an arrangement with the Indian special process' assures quick drying. Cama Ree .lot of sound and fury to set ; ; : , U.S. auto plants. a wage differential between the) affairs branch under which the! More money, whether in sal-|the stage for rousing the mem-|United States and Canada can|{ndians attended aia ri shea aries or wages, will be a prior- bership next year. be perpetuated, and we intend | minion City. ity target, too. But actual contract goal-se#/to do something about it in .. : "The troops are restive, andjting will come at a speciay " 1967." The board may have good nex |we can't hope to divert as much| bargaining convent io Woodcock says the average|Teasons for its decision," Mr. from the pay envelope to pen-| year, probably in Detroit. pay of Canadian GM workers | Connelly said. sions and fringes as we did in' The 58-year-old Reuther and|!s 38 cents an hour below Amer-' "The school may be over- 1964," said a UAW executive his two vice-presidents, Leon-|ican GM levels. crowded and the trustees' first | board member. ard Woodcock and Pat Great-| The UAW said GM, Ford and| responsibility is certainly to the Since the writing of current house, appear certain of re-|Chrysler have argued in the| taxpayers. But I do think there) three - year contracts, making/election.:So does secretary-|past, among other things that} was a moral responsibility to us| retirement at age 55 on $400 a/treasurer Emil Mazey and the|the Canadian market is only|and to the Indian people on the | month a possibility,*the auto in-/remainder of the executive/one-tenth of that of the United| reserve." dustry has experienced tw0/ board. States. But with Canadian free) Mr, Connelly said the arrange- | back-to-back years of record) 4 jong-time squabbler with|entry into the U.S. market un-| ment had not been working well| sales and profits with the big/international headquarters, 39-|der a new tariff agreement, the|at Dominion City, four miles three -- General Motors, Ford year-old Calvin R. Conway of|union claims this argument no} from the Roseau Saulteaux In- and Chrysler leading the way. | Flint, Mich., has announced he|!onger is valid. dian reserve, and he blamed The UAW figures that divi-| wit} oppose Reuther. No one, in-| The U.S. bureau of labor sta-|this partly on absenteeism by dends of General Motors stock-/ cluding: officers of his Chevro- |tistics figures the current] Indian children. KINSMEN DONATE $1,000 Lloyd Pigdon, chairman of the Oshawa campaign, watches the presentation cheque to past governor Jim Gartshore, chairman of the cystic fibrosis campaign Don Fleming, president of the Kinsmen Club of Osh- awe, presents a $1,000/ CALL YOUR: ANGUS-GRAY- DON SERVICE MAN. TODAY . . , QUICK SERVICE GUAR- ANTEED \\ Ancus-GRayDoN CARPET COMPANY LIMITED 282 King West -- 728-6254 Roy Abernethy, American Mo A four-percent increase in| tour of Russia for Henry Dorion | Ford sales for the first 10 days| of Ste. Foy, Que. this month over the same period| , Soviet Union Today, a maga-| aud zine printed in Ottawa by the last year was reported by Don-| coviat embassy, began the quiz ald Frey, vice - 'president and|jast fall and after high interest Ford Division general manager.| and a heavy entry, contest win- oe . ners were announced Wednes- SELL 6,304 A DAY diy: Ford, which earlier said it! Most of the contest's 12 ques-| was cutting out overtime opera-|tions are about geography and) tions at many of its plants be-|that gave a big advantage to cause of the April sales lag, re-| Mr. Dorion, secretary of the In- ported sales of 50,434 cars in the] stitute of Geography at Laval May 1-10 period, a daily rate of| University. E | Why wait for 1967, 68, 69? -- OVERALL QUALITY NOW FROM AMERICAN MOTORS! in 1964. Ree ___|Reuther told the Economic Club|ers by the hour is an obsolete non-Indian students. | s {of Detroit in a speech that his|system and told the Economic; Mr. Connelly said that the edu- 'Correct Quiz DETROIT (AP)--General Mo-jucts at a record pace through|10 days of this month are re- Wi T tors, Chrysler and American|the first three months this year.) garded as a-prime indicator of ins journey motive executives. iment end of this problem." federal government. Ford division of Ford Motorjin the firms dropped on the Company punctured the trend New York Stock Exchange month. The company's/Lincoln-| mittee a list showing 8,700,000 Mercury division was'to maketcars had been recalled since upturn. biles. Last month auto sales dipped on the auto safety tssue. GM, said the dip in sales could)733,126 in the same period last! Second prize, a set of wooden! The rise in the consumer price be attributed to many factors,/year. He added truck sales,|home decorations from Khokh-} e |holders ($5.25 a share) were UP/jet local 659, gives him the/hourly straight-time wage of} Treaty Indian children have} |18.1 per cent last year ly slightest chance. U.S. auto workers is $3.20. It|/been attending the all - grades u omo e TO ucers |profit increase to $2,100,000,000, In what he said was "'ade-|Was $3.01 when 1964 contracts} Dominion City school for four junion is going to shoot for sal-|Club "We intend to conyert to|cation of Indian children in aries and equal pay in U.S.|salaries so that we, in effect,|Manitoba public schools does Motors sales reports, to be is-/ When General Motors, Ford)not only whether this buying} oppawa (CP)--Near-perfect|------------ iE aaa eee nN "CCE -- sued today; could indicate thejand ( hrysler announced cuts in|rush is going to happen, but how) sncwers to a Soviet magazine| of declining sales Wednesday; The 10-day sales figures are when it reported customers the first compiled by the indus its report today. : 1960 for inspection or repairs of The crucial! question Was|possible defects. This was a cli- below those of a year ago and|tors president, said the auto!6,304 autos. He wins a seven-day, all- Arjay Miller, Ford president,|safety issue negatively affected] Frey said Ford boosted sales|expense tour, with jet travel index, reflecting higher prices| inciuding the war in Viet Nam,| which generally had not been af-|loma, a craft céntre on the for groceries and other staples|the military draft and the big-|fected by the auto downturn,| Volga River, was awarded to jwhich the union calculates Was) ote time (for you) to make|Wwere written. years. This year 22 are enrolled. | Reports Sales Increase and Canadian factories. Club|can have some of the benefits|not cost school boards a cent. end of a month-long slump in|production schedules for this/big it is going to be. contest will pay off in a free bought cars in record volume try since last week when it whether the other three manu-|max in a series of attacks on said one of the factors was' sales. from Jan. 1 through May 10 tolpotn ways between Montreal of daily living, also was blamed| ger bite taken by higher income-|were up 16 per cent compared|Rev, Fred L. Jackson of Iro- 22.5 per cent greater than that/i. 6 motional adjustment,"| Reuther claims paying work-|There are approximately 110 By CHARLES C. 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