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42 THE CHAWA TIMES, Pridey, Mey 6, 1966 BOOK TALK Former Finance Minister Walter Gordon speaks into microphone and shrugs dur- ing a press conference in Toronto Thursday to publi- cize the forthcoming publi- cation of his book, A Choice for Canada -- Independence or Colonial Status. In the book he defended several controversial measures in hjs budget of 1963. wo (CP Wirephoto) | Curbs Seen | To UN Role In ECM STOCKHOLM (CP) -- George Brown, Britain's deputy prime minister, said today trade with Canada, Australia and New Zea- land lies at the heart of Brit- ain's difficulties in considering | hew moves to join the European! Common Market. In the clearest outline yet pro- vided on the Labor govern-| ment's Common Market policy,/ Brown said in a speech pre-| pared for a socialist's confer-| ence here that Britain insists! that five principles must be pre-| served if it is to enter the Euro- pean trade bloc These are: Safeguards for British farmers; safeguards for European Free Trade Associa- tion partners; freedom to allow Britain to pursue its own for- sign policy and the preserva- tion of British rights to plan its wn economy. Brown, economics | minister charged with exploring Com- mon Market entry, said he does not believe these problems are Insurmountable. but some pre- sent major difficulties. THINKS AHEAD "It is clear,' he said, "that if Britain were to enter the Eu- ropean Economic Community and apply the common agricul- tural policy as it now stands, it could have profound effects on the pattern of our imports from New Zealand, Australia and Canada--the heart of the over- seas Commonwealth. "At present Britain's imports from them are free of duty and many items enjoy a tariff pref- erence over the same products imported from foreign countries. |mendous GM OUTPUT CUT FOR FIRST TIME IN FIVE YEARS By CHARLES C. CAIN DETROIT (AP) -- Several hundred U.S. auto production workers have been laid off and hundreds more face unemploy- ment because General Motors Corp. is cutting production for the first time in five years. GM, the world's largest auto- maker, said Thursday the cuts were to "get production sched- ules in line with current stocks in the field." ' GM is the only one of the four major auto firms to announce cuts, At the same time, Ford scheduled 10 of its assembly plants on overtime operations Saturday. Chrysler and Ameri- can Motors were on regular five-day weeks. All the companies were ex- Senator Abraham Ribicoff's re- port on auto defects. The Connecticut investigating auto safety, re- cently asked the four major U.S. auto firms to list all manu- facturing and design defects found in cars since 1960. SENT LISTS GM, Ford, Chrysler and AMC sent their lists to Washington Thursday. They are due to make them public in Detroit at exactly the hour that Ribicoff begins a Washington press con- ference today. 'LSD Alert | Sounded | |southern Lake Huron, Windsor, | white River | [By Cotman sotii'sermt iia'ana Sate mmae® TORONTO (CP) -- A break-; fast of coffee and a tranquilizer could be as dangerous as a third martini at dinner, Dr.) H. B. Cotnam said at an edu- cational course of Ontario cor- oners Thsrsday. The high-pressure executive who drives a car should beware! of the depressant effect of drugs, Ontario's chief coroner | said. "I am concerned with the tre- increase in a few) years in the variety and exces- sive quantity of drugs con sumed." Drugs impair drivers and | The newest development in the government's efforts to re- duce highway fatalities came as GM revealed the production cut. GM made no announcement jof the cuts, but in answer to questions said Chevrolet lines in Ypsilanti, Mich., and Van Nuys, Calif., and GM assembly units in Atlanta, Ga., and South Gate, Calif. were on short |work time this week. | Later in the day, the list was {expanded to include four New | York plants. About 700 Ohevrolet workers were made idle Thursday at Tonawanda, N.Y., and told not Hundreds Laid Off US. Auto Industry The number of workers. affected was not disclosed. WILL BE IDLE The firm's Delco products di- vision said 2,500 of the Roches- ter, N.Y., plant's 4,300 workers would be idle May 13. Announcement of GM's cuts was listed as one of the reasons for a drop in the New York stock market Thursday. GM fell to $88, a low for the year. Figures released by GM in- new cars in April, a drop of 15,820 from totals for April, 1965. Corvair sales accounted for most of this decline, drop- ping 11,861 to 7,903. to report for work today. The workers, all Corvair assembly-| line workers, were told they, next week. GM's Harrison Radiator divi- port and Buffalo, N.Y., plants. Industry sources generally were reluctant, however, to pected to be mentioned today in|would be idle the same days'blame the auto safety hearings for the sales decline. They noted that sales in April, 1965 head of a Senate subcommittee |tial shutdown today in its Lock-|consumer demand built up dur- ing the auto strikes of late 1964. WEATHER FORECAST Much Colder Spell Due Winds Light, Variable [7:28 «wom TORONTO (CP) -- Forecast issued by the weather office at 5:30 a.m.: | Synopsis: Another record- breaking cold spell is in the making and below freezing tem- peratures should be general) across southern Ontario tonight. | Lake St. Clair, Lake Erie, a few London: Sunny with day. Much colder. Winds north-| Kingston . 25 Trenton ... oo 25 Killaloe .. + 20 Muskoka oe 20 North Bay . Sudbury ... Earlton . Sault Ste. Marie... ey Kapuskasing ...... Moosonee . dicated the firm sold 404,407 Powell Seen Big Loser As Investor TORONTO (CP) -- A royal commission was told Thursday how C. Powell Morgan, 57, came to the rescue of a com- pany facing bankruptcy, only to pile up huge losses after gain- ing control. Mastino Della Scala told the leotenae at investigating the cotlapse of the multi-million dol- lar Atlantic Acceptance Corp. last June how Mr. Morgan, then president of Atlantic, helped save his company, DHI Ltd., which manufactures alum- inum windows, woodwork- ing products and kitchens was founded by Mr. Scala in 1956, five years after he arrived in Canada from Romania. He said financial difficulties left him with only a 20-per-cent interest in the company, the ba- lance being owned by Interpro- vincial Factors Ltd., which pur- chased the majority interest for $450,000. Mr. Scala said that when In-| |terprovincial wanted to put in a Democra,|sion said there would be par-|were unusually high because of|Teceiver, he protested this was) neither fair nor honest. He said he met with Mr. Mor- | gan and told him that a $30,000) inventory of finished goods was lsafe and secured to Commodore | Sales Acceptance Litd., an Atlan- tie subsidiary. Mr. Morgan asked if the com- | pany could make money, he said, and "I told him yes." | payment to buy Interprovin-| cial's interest, and that the 80-| per-cent interest was later pur-| chased for $350,000. | Mr. Morgan later agreed to an interim loan of $100,000 to be used as working capital, the wit-| ness said. | AFRICANS LIVE LONGER Life expectancy in Ghana has increased to 45 years because iof improved medical facilities. erly 15 becoming light variable tonight and Saturday. Lake Huron, Niagara, Lake) Ontario, Hamilton, Toronto: Be- coming sunny this Clear with a few cloudy periods tonight and Saturday. Much colder. Winds benoming north 15 this afternoon and light vari-| able tonight and Saturday. « | Georgian Bay, Haliburton, Killaloe: Clearing this after- noon. Mainly clear tonight and Saturday. Much colder. Winds | becoming north 15 this after-| noon and light tonight and Sat- "\urday. Timagami, Algoma, Sault Ste. Marie, White River, Cochrane, afternoon. |f What's All simply This Talk About a Furnace Parts Replacement Plan? 1f you're @ homeowner, ® saves you money. cause fatal accidents, he said.|North Bay, Sudbury: Clearing| Users of stimulants, depres-/this afternoon. Mainly clear to-| sants and anti-nauseants who|night and Saturday. Winds) drive may lose normal judg-|north 15 to 25 becoming light to-| Protects you from costly furnace repairs, And you ment and become drowsy or! sluggish. Those most likely to have, driving ability impaired include housewives who take pep pills, | truck drivers who take beneze- drine to stay awake and execu- tives who use tension-relieving drugs. Dr. Cotnam also expressed alarm at the number of reports of "barbiturate and other drug deaths" coming into his office. "IT am far from satisfied with Many coroner's investigations into these sudden and unex- pected deaths.' In another speech, a St. Cath- arines coroner asked legal pro- tection for family physicians so - they can release information on physically or mentally defective drivers to licensing authorities. Coroner Dr. R. B. Penton said this would help reduce the acci- dent toll. In a later address, Dr. Cot- nam told the coroners the hal- ucinatory drug LSD is potent enough to put a "whole city out of action for hours," if two pourids were dropped in the wa- ter supply. He urged the coroners to think of LSD when investigating motor accidents, homicides and suicides. "It also should be considered in bizarre deaths," he said. "The New York Medical Soci- ety has called it the most dan- gerous of all under-the-counter drugs. NOW... Is the time te switch... 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