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4 fy, 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, January 5, 1967 Sally, a hunting dog owned by Burke Sander- ford of Raleigh, takes a MOTHER OF THE YEAR aaaad look at her latest fitter of pups -- 15 in all. Sander- ford said Sally has had three litters with a total of 41 pups. (AP Wirephoto) Gordon Always A Gambler Fights Hard For Principles OTTAWA (CP) --Walter Gor- don once advised an audience to disregard men willing to play it safe and settle for second best. He wasn't talking about himself. . The record proves it. The former finance minister has tended to gamble for the big win and damn the political tor- pedoes. Unfortunately a few have hit the powder magazine, producing spectacular ex- reformer. UPSETS BUSINESSMEN The tiame of the wealthy mover and shaker has been unalterably linked with the movement to curtail U.S. invest- ment in Canada. His views tend|U-S to upset North American bus- inessmen and a great many in stooped, throat - clearing) Mr. Gordon had delivered his partner in a Toronto firm answer before the question was|0f management consultants re- put. In a series of pre-conven- tion speeches, he said there could be no sell-out of Canadian resources and business to the There's no indication now that the tweedy, bespectacled former Now that he's back near the, and the U.S. is a hangover from| But the First National City top, it appears somehow fitting|the Gordon era. Bank of New York was warned that the latest international tiff} qe w.s. government has|away back in 1963 of what was brewing beween Canada and) try protested Canada's in-|in store if it took over Mercan. tention to halt the growth ofjtile. And it was Walter Gordon the U.S.-owned Mercantile Bank|who told them. The principled in Canada. risk-player. 7 RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE pents of his long-held views so lately put. The One and Only TISH GOODE his own party. AT BOXOFFICE OR BY MAIL! The party split was never more evident than at the No- vember Libera! convention where the loudest voices opted for free trade with the U.S. and no curbs on foreign investment. The Gordon nationalists were outgunned by the continental- i776 Phone 723-0241 or 728-0192 EPI'S 2 Tre Happiest People In Our Town 'iy Are Those Who Direct From the Beverly Hills Hotel | Now At The Georgian ists = FOR THE NEW BREED THE BLUE DOLPHIN FRIDAY 18th * * STmMUHMINIUNUANUUNUONULUUUOAUUUAUOUAUEUAUOUAUAGUEAAAAUUAL AAT I / £ Ls RODGERS aa HAMMERSTEIN'S ESO' » a ee eat | Motor Hotel auc ANDREWS "cms PLUMMER | 4 FZ f 39 Pores Lowe be Smet te ' r RICHARD RODGERS | OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN It ERNEST LEHMAN THIS WEEK | Seco ee Fe eee ir GA GAcs AT ikon LITTLE CAESAR *%° CONSULS 'J Thurs. 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JWild and exciting with fighting biplanes! 4 Absorbing!" ~TRUE Magasine \ land him in hot water when he had diagnosed Canada's econo-,| brought down his first budget|mic ills in the book, Troubled | as finance minister in 1963. Canada, and as a confidante of |Mr. Pearson, he was the nat- "Un trmdiise ieee both |Ural choice for finance minister him and his unorthodox budget when the Conservatives were apart. It had hardly been intro-|°USted. : duced when he was forced under|: No ringing orator, his per- fire to withdraw a 30-per-cent|Sonal warmth, evident to any- tax on foreign takeover pur-|body who approached him, often chases of stock in Canadian |failed to carry to the opposition companies. benches in the Co mmons. Other backtracking followed.|Rather he presented an altern- Whitby District Family Y.M.C.A. 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It was complicated by opposi-|ative image as a thin, slightly His return to the cabinet/tion claims that outside finan- Wednesday comes a little more/cial advisers on the budget had than a year after he left it/advance knowledge of its con- because of what he termed bad/jtents, Resignation talk flowered, advice he gave to Prime Min-/but Mr. Gordon survived. ister Pearson to call the 1965/ The disaster was magnified by election. Mr. Gordon, 60, was/the top-flight reputation he had campaign chairman. gained as an author and as The party failed to get the|chairman of the 1956 royal parliamentary majority it/commission on Canada's econ- sought. The gamble, it seemed, omic prospects. Big people have | had failed. a long way to fall. Mr. Gordon continued to sit} In the late 50s, he became as the private member for Tor-|part of the top 'echelon of the onto Davenport, but was seen|out-of-power Liberal party. 'In little in the Commons. 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