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' + OTTAWA REPORT QUEEN'S PARK WI ee -- £ Wspawa erunres Likely Issue Womenfolk Raise Ikely 45st 86 King St. E., Oshawa, Ontario ' Published by Canadian Newspapers Limited R 0 Infl ti Emerges 4b, T. L. Wilson, Publisher Ow n a 10n E. C. Prince, Associate Publisher F El ti WH ; ' OSHAWA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 196 By PATRICK NICHOLSON well hidden from those who or ection pincer must pay them. It is a devel- OTTAWA --Praise the Lord ishly cunning confidence trick, paesn'T By DON 0'HEARN Ralph - n ra for our womenfolk! The only taxes which people ANYBODY T TO-- ' Lamb Canadian men have long paid notice are personal income tax KNOW AN : rag hs There se es ge taxes --like sheep. Canadian and the retail sales tax. The OLD-FASHIONED éab Ai le ae eae. t ahi men have long tolerated silently former yields only one-tenth of U lebate on Premier Robarts e F C rave ( 'ha en e the annual erosion of our wealth the total tax collected, and it WALTZ proposed Confederation of To- ownec aces through inflation. But our js hidden in several weekly des morrow Ani lerene _ : ; . : ee women have started to howl. qductions from each pay packet. And when it's called everyone Mr. Few of the appointments in His term as High Commissioner hig are oommnine attention on 'The sales tax, except in Que- will be watching it closely. oe} i ; ini r i ia has undoubtedly added to 'the two most outrageous confi- pec, is sufficiently low that the For it could be the spring- ee which Prime Minister Pearson has in India has u pe dence tricks ever perpetrated prayer generally thinks of the board for the election. prede had a hand have met with the un- Mr. Michener's qualifications for on the public--and long per- few cents as an inconvenience In all the speculation about animous acclaim of the choice of Ro- the vice-regal role. Through it he --" by - we govern- rather than as a levy. po "=e of vg go oe ot Pin 3 een ~ : ; ; ' ments -- namely taxing us e key points of interest has land Michener as Governor-General, has gained diplomatic experience through concealed taxes, and IF TAXES NOT HIDDEN been how the government tech- The new governor-general has at- and the requirements of protocol. - robbing us through inflation, But suppose that all this come nically will bring ft on. Just Dur tributes in his career and back- These will be of immediate value to Look at the record. Spending plex pyramid of direct and hid- what issue it may use as an the V ; ; q : by all levels of government, den taxes was abolished. Sup- excuse to dissolve the house and Cubs ground to commend him to the maj- him as he undertakes the duties of federal, provincial and muni- pose governments stopped cole g0 to the voters, wood ority of the many diverse sections host to scores of world statesmen ci has rg from under $4 Jecting the few cents hidden in The way things are shaping AGH . Ne " thi illion in 1949 to more than $20 the price of a gallon of gas, the up the Confederation conference of Canada. : arriving at Expo within short sittion last year, a five-fold huge burden hidden in the cost looks like the most probable enters A native of Alberta who achieved weeks of his appointment. increase. And for each 100 of a bottle at the liquor store, tool. poh 'oan . 4 : cents our money was worth in the massive grab concealed in fine Buccs Eastern Canada * i Along with the high honor of be- 1949, today it is worth only 68% the price of ° new car, the 1 OPPOSITION ON SPOT finals pie cage ogee "i coming Canada's third native-born -- cents. nickel hidden in a medicine 7 10" 7-0 Ph ee ag an gy og Ba daa problems o rench - Canada. e aca G Canadian men, who pay taxes bottle, and so on. Suppose these ' f a prestige factor for. Mr. oca takes office with a knowledge of governor-general, Mr. Mic hener has every year and become voters Were all abolished, and ree - pingelag ye it has the opposi- Car: : bay oa 1 also been given grave responsibili- at elections, have not com- Placed by just a single tax--a ayaa ptalia aie : and ¢ parliamentary procedures and con- © alt plained. They have never cried: ales tax levied on everything At least some people believe will t stitutional complexities held by few ties at a time in history when sep- "Throw the rascals out; they You buy. = the premier is presumptious in down if any of his predecessors. And he aratism and republicanism are sub- are too extravagant." Last year our gross national ta bs te Tee fd gage mond had the good sense or good fortune jects of debate in the country. His But our women have started product was $56 billion; total that belongs to Ottawa, win Sens ' : i ee ye to complain. Without knowing Personal income was $42 billion; so The -aponelt a will a to be out of politics and out of the illustrious predecessor, the late gyactly what is wrong, they 80vernment spending was $20 sick Ae parties can The country during the recent years General Vanier, proved the man at sense shrewdly that something Dillion. Figure it out for your. SER ee heehee or. Sls, rules " yea : : has turned sour in this affluers, self. Assuming that raw food but still they could hardly vote follow when the turmoil of federal politics Rideau Hall could exercise a strong caanETy dp IncUbLY phew would be @xemoted from. this against it. If they did the gov- nabs made it virtually impossible for a influence in the interests of nation- nature. . general sales tax, we see at aago gar eerie them of praca ithe , ; : : : i f 2 concerned about na- ' public figure to be uncommitted to al unity through the sincerity and ny you BETTER OFF i cotae oe Leeiy ae mane ; tional unity and several other built strenuous partisanship. sageness of personal concern and Those lavish wage increases provincial and municipal gov- IT'S A GO-GO WORLD things. aI The appointment is free from pol- prestige. poh nal er ov vg hela that erg Be be ge Pg ee Mat tr Bis bees are cog vad appar- three x ; f rece ; Pn ' ; use risi ' } ; realis ' S- tical motive. Mr. Michener is in This mantle has fallen to Gover- have gobbled up much of the pecs ane auton one: ine the' gabtOn BE leoct ty ce ti 'ast ; : : nGrean 4 up age he = Basic prices of everything F otion, at least to the Alr the posi ion of eing a life-long nor-General Michener. It is an oner- rodiued ihe areata vocer would fall; but their cost to you FOREIGN NEWS ANALYSIS Oca t he eee hie | Conservative appointed to high of- ous at times frustrating even a of what is left. would then be doubled by the did vote against the motion the is fice by a Liberal government. As desperate responsibility. Canadians Food prices are the most Sales tax. But you would have ae government would be in a good Wome Speaker of the House of Commons ; : : sensitive to rising costs, be- a larger pay packet, uncut by West Abetted Arab Crisis POniOn: as its he demonstrated admirably his abil. ®7¢ indeed fortunate in having a ne food reaches the market government deductions ae they vote for the proposal memb fase Patapon lesreinstieada re : ickly. And food ; i e government can go to the é : . fellow-citizen of Mr. Michener's cal- Pare. 0 quickly. i No government could hope to : iti welco: ity to rise above politics: in the: in ' . . . makes UD: ® ange portion of the Batali such a revelation a th By PHILIP DEANE thus the democratic and. pro- less had the West not opposed voters citing it as an achieve- 1t.4 terests of the country. ibre and capacity to shoulder it. average familys budget. So it "ee n Hi a lg Foreign Affairs Analyst gressive West, allied itself with them. hth eet has place was rising prices whic rué cost of our taxes. theocratic, tri b rulers 1s j rsed by all parties, first attracted the housewives' But the logical outcome of the _ Israel is as good a starting wien A heoee was see decal sete re enlightened EMOTIONAL ISSUE oe anger. They boycotted the su- housewives' how! about food Point in trying to explain the as personal owners of the soil statesmen cannot correct ear- But if they oppose it th 18. A permarkets. ts fi a at . series of misunderstandings and anq il ri i i i ¥ Oppose en it TO Ou u ure c costs is a demand for govern , and subsoil rights. lier blunders. Allies, even allies could make the confere dress Ministers of finance are not ment economy. The relationship Sets tes tates ge to Consequently, reforms in that are bought, become de- real issue And pull Sak - Advan : ra fools; and they are ably ad- between government extrava- Whatever Is curren ISIS Arab lands did not occur; prog- pendents and one has obliga- tonal atelni Co As students return to classes for 55.1 per cent in 1970. But workers | j..4 by tds aaseHakea cist gance and high prices is the in relations between the West jess lagged. The fight for re- tions towards dependents. Obit. aeons strings in the cam- ae the final sprint to June examina- with vocational or trade school ao ae vl» most significant lesson to and the Arabs, the Aden crisis form became a protracted vio- gations to medieval obscuran- -- {t seems an ideal quest charge : ; ; ; nae Oo' service staffs. Between politic emerge from the parliamentary now, the Jordan crisis earlier, Jent affair and in such affairs, tist tribal sheiks around Aden which to ask for ay ont She tions there's strong incentive to training are expected to hold their cian and bureaucrat, they have committee's enquiry into high the Suez crisis 11 years ago. the builders fall by the wayside are of the same moral order as rent by the Sborle or Fini ca Heme stick to their knitting in a survey own as a proportion of the work secant a pretty Shiver of prices and the rising cost of ye ridge bts as hag 4 and the agitators have their obligations to the progressive jnce. -- eee brief, conducted on behalf of the Econo- force, even though they did not '@%** very comp --_-- rp badly. This. gave. him 2 petite grave that ies " shel aot Thrash were oat 'o ie ie ae fa , mic Council of Canada. complete high school. case bis gine ofl plead Poor tories. of revolutionary agitators their exposed positions by West- Betas conerente Wik Beane 'an. The study included the manpow- University graduates and those ° a tain we poner might have cost the West much ern acts. of the key strategies in the PC-» duced ; i j -hi i } ; . H campaign. er requirements of 17 companies with post-high school education are LBJ A T M d F found it easier to promise the nei expected to increase their share of IMS 10 en ences Jew a piece of Middle Eastern sph waa fit aancenent tt Sh that represent a cross-section of Arab land than to shed our ' Proposal was first announced in € the work force from about 4 per Fate reaper to eyes the throne speech there were Canadian industry, employing some ' i : Drenioices Ani Soak Tim a Ic cuee uraere i mere Ks ey: eee ee cent in 1965 to about 5.5 per cent in ut t ing TOUDIESOME = 27. in his own home which altel Fmt nhac rip the : 4 850,000 persons last year. 1970. High school graduates are ex- ne had for centuries been, : i fanaa. trainin i . ; : : : : eae "tongs youn The study showed that the per- pected to increase from 27 per cent By ARCH MacKENZIE cratic Action. He warned that @ --_&&"the Jews financed their re- For Ex cesin Fenian Plan hig ge ha that this build. dresses centages of employees without @ to 34 per cent. WASHINGTON (CP)-- Presi- War lasting five ad 10 more turn to Palestine and when ' pds pa ts teen Pp pe ' ' : : : : : years, as some predict, "can th k the : ' Churel high school graduation diploma will Aside from increased job oppor- Geni, Yakeons beate 8 out last saan lie Heath HAT EREAt: Ge eerens soucent, ibey tiek Se By BOB BOWMAN exchange for Irish independ- SPeech of Allan Grossman the duced shrink from 64.8 per cent in 1965 to tunities, those with higher educa- Pomidats aate med catty ino the Democratic party." siderable political and moral ine Two of Canada's Fathers ence. : eos oe a R.A tional qualifications can look for- port for his harder line in Viet- The former ambassador to In- fluence in the gentile world to of Confederation were assassi- , McGee bf ge the House. of uhe Miglertagh yO rsegiie oo speake ' P nai, dia urged a halt to the bombing obtain guarantees that they nated: D'Arcy McGee and (ommons that Fenian "'cells" 0° ny. nat Mr. ward to greater financial rewards. ae O ; had been planted in Canad who is doing an outstanding job bad oa (4 je} fig Tes Hane : He ily wooed th of the North as an initial step would not be evicted forcibly by George Brown. McGee was mur- Jt deoaddea wht Porth tid cdg Pe ne a aa? : pty Statistics show high school gradu- in einuinate Y Nhe eyes, care toward a peaceful solution. any combination of Arab resent: dered in Ottawa on April 7, 1868, oh gist for the invasion. No dividea" i end ela pl @6 King St. £., Oshawa, Ontarie ates can expect to earn 50 per cent ang often Beingcor th 535 .. rhe group now headed by the ment and outside help. This by an American Fenian. Brown murdered hist a ll Mia M rb This was an important part bir ' é ' Ontario-born Galbraith now has may sound over-simpli'ied, but was shot in his office by a ! : just as he was enter> ' a at pital | 7. L. WILSON, Publisher more than those who have not members of Congress. He spoke ; " . : a ' : ing his Ottawa boarding house. ! @ straight political speech, direct 4 : ; split with President Johnson by it is essentially the moral sce- printer he had discharged, and age d b: "an take it w : ©. €. PRINCE, General Manager duated. Th th t frankly and privately to a Dem- hough 7 i ' ; The Fenians boasted openly 84 we probably can take it we daily ' graduated. lhose with a university i expressing "disenchantment and nario of our support for Israel's died from the wound on May 10, il ¢. J, MeCONECHY, Editor A : ocratic dinner about the need °° 'ie A : that they had been responsible Will hear more of the same. Chure! degree can at least triple the in- {or unity. reed over his Vietnam pol- birth, eo =e 4 t tri. and James Patrick Whelan was "He SUBSCRIPTION RATES come of workers with only elemen- Senator Robert Kennedy of >" To Arab revolutionary na- 2 nm made great contri: convicted of the crime about a need 0 : LAG a e tionalism this was a Western butions to Canada. Confedera- | 9) : : : The Oshawa. Times combining The Oshawa Times tary education. New York told the same audi: MAY NEED PROTEST outrage, a seizure of Arab prop- tion might not have happened if ¥¢8" ater. His hanging was the is' un (established 1871) and the Whitby Gazette ond f i at ' ence the next day he would Martin Luther King, Nobel aia Ara) Prop srown had not been willing to /@8t Public execution in Canada. YEARS AGO busy 3 Chronicle (established 1863) is published daily Laborers will still be required for work hard for the 1968 re-el sea wi fh erty, callous, selfserving, worse ee The House of Commons voted tunity (Sundoys ond Statutary holidays excepted), i work hard for the re-elec- peace prize winner and fhe best on than unequal contracts ob- form a coalition government ' : : P Members of Canadian Dally Newspaper, Publish certain routine jobs but the com- tion of the president and vice- known American civil rights tained by Western firms work- With his arch-enemy John A, annuity for McGee's family i re * * : . j i ° '. - Pee y TE a! Kasoclotion The 'Conadion" Press is exclusively panies studied indicated there will President Hubert Humphrey. leader, has warned that if the sno Arab oil fields. Macdonald. McGee, with Sand- Nd his funeral in Montreal was "we ne ae AGO H entitled to the use of republication of all news 4. 11 14:0) in noases in their re This soothed feelings battered U.S. continues to increase the ford Fleming, organized a suc- tended by 20,000 people. aia e pet ai, 1947 ce ( despatched in the oper 'credited to, It er to, The creases in - by the recent Kennedy dissent Military pressure in Vietnam SOUGHT ALLIES cessful public relations tour of OTHER APRIL 7 EVENTS: Hp Tar inal Ey ee Bai It w news published therein, All rights of special des- Quirements for technical, profes- on the Vietnamese war, plus Civil disobedience may be ne: To protect its advantageous the Maritimes, and payed the 1604--De Monts left France bi i Sad ith Kappes ady ing of Batches are to reserved: sional, managerial, and skilled cate- temperamental differences of essary as a form of protest." positions in the Arab world, the way for the Canadians to pre- for Acadia. lh gO fe ihe Toual A Ontari National Advertising Offices: Thomson. Building, . long standing and printed re- King, a comparative moder- West sought allies. The most sent their case at the Charlote- -- 1623 -- Avalon, Newfoundland, smith retired from the union. just 07 SEE niedad tenes: Pei baled Ontario; 646 Ores. : ports of a Feb, 6 meeting of ate in the movement, has been ¢asily acquired allies were town conference. granted to George Calvert upon Sacniain gy hel ia from t Delivered by corriers in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, For high school dropouts the fu- some heat. restrained in war criticism in vor stig who cee felt men- = McGee was an Irish rebel, and (Lord Baltimore). : 8 : paign | Pickering, Bowmanville, Brooklin, Port Perry, Prine@ tine's bleak, School's definitely the But guerrilla warfare on the the past. aced by the revolutionary na- escaped to the U.S. in 1848 dis- | 1672 -- Frontenac made gov- shaw. . ; the ce SeerebelFeunten 'tyrone' Gunberton' Enelskilen, 1 to stay for y 4 : leftwing of the party has taken He said Sunday the war is tionalism sweeping their area; guised as a priest. He was only ernor of Canada. invrnia oie beast ee ship ¢ Drone, Leskard, Brougham, Burketon, Claremont, place to stay or young peop @ in- shape. "playing havoc with our domes- 32 when he moved his family to 1766--Sir Guy Carleton ap- an improvised bridge over the Brook! Bere f te ek Ba Ie, Province "of "ontono terested in the greater job oppor- John Kenneth Galbraith, the tic destinies. . . ." Montreal in 1857, and was. pointed lieutenant-governor of gwollen waters of the Oshawa G. ¥ outside carrier delivery area, $15.00 per yeor. tunities and accompanying: re- 0d Kennedy-court intellectual, "In a real sense the great so- elected to Parliament by the Canada. Creek today. : = His ee Oe Ae ne eon ae . became president of the left- ciety has been shot down in the TOD AY IN Irish population there. McGee is 1845--Toronto Board of Trade : oe en 9 : wards, leaning Americans for Demo- battlefields of Vietnam." not an imposing figure. He was appealed to Queen Victoria re- 35 YEARS AGO wily five - bgt inches tall, garding duties imposed by leg- April 7, 1932 SSE nelc setnee sie iaiaidinaiiaiiia eee mene and grew a beard to try to im- islature. A five- a -- ns HISTORY prove a flat, undistinguished 1849--Fire destroyed 15 acres hater Cees wer ips . face. Nevertheless, he was a in Toronto. alone to Levice in Czechoslo- C CONGRESS STRENGTH REDUCED INDIANS WAITING By THE CANADIAN PRESS Prilliant orator, and John A. 1885--Troops left Toronto to vakia to take up residence with " April 7, 1967... Macdonald recruited his sup- fight in Riel rebellion. ; her grandparents, WHI The imperial Privy Coun- port. : : 1890 -- Ontario municipalities Town e e e e cil validated the Ontario As a former Irish revolution- granted local option regarding The coal steamer, Coalhaven, year a igantic Tasks Confront Gan abinet erste eee Bae ee ae el eas, omen ser years ago today--in 1684-- Fenians' plan to invade Canada. 1914 -- Grand Trunk Pacific harbor mouth. She is carrying Thurs¢ ending a three-year battle -- bad ag tt . ~~ 4 led completed at Nechaco, a cargo of coal for McLaugh- Mem : ' rade Canada back to Britain in B.C. i By RAM SUNDAR and Manubhai Shah, com- doctrinaire attitude toward Kamaraj fell out with the between Ontario and the me ee san Se sete Canadian Press Correspondent merce minister, are out. economic planning is being prime minister on some key federal government. De- ss caries sieacaniiincaii ea BOMBAY (CP Indi Chidambarram Subraman- blamed for agricultural and economic issues last year. It signed to protect public sinters aaa pea haven pbs faa er iam, the food minister and industrial bottlenecks, is said the government's de- Ree tan --, an ienal Oats oni A i one of India's best adminis- Desai, 71, is noted for his cision to devalue the rupee on ! ree Pleasure a the poe J ar' trators, had to be dropped be- ability to make quick deci- the World Bank's advice was by Ottawa and each time IT HAPPENED IN CANADA ag bgt alge A pris en F a cause of his personal election sions and act with firmness-- taken despite Kamaraj's passed again by Queen's "i, hat Fag pot gga ge pon defeat but he is expected to qualities badly needed in In- warning that it would be po- Park. At the same time Ge ig at veda nded sei the cen rejoin the cabinet after a by- dia today. As deputy prime litically and psychologically Manitoba and Ontario were Ae pace aa BARS Pat vous election minister, he will have wide, unwise OP tient sun ta oe Pi Jee t h as yet » pow. n . Thus far, all they have to ee eer oe tee in that be peal iad pia " HIT BY INFLATION provincial boundary, even- Othe go by is the makeup of Prime Ted ea Md of young The food minister main- tually fixed by the British é Minister Indira Gandhi's 51+ Binod aeoacially: at the tabe DESAI MELLOWED tains that the party would not Parliament in 1889. member council of ministers. inet cal Wee the fiat time There is some skepticism have fared so badly in the 1933 -- Prohibition ended It appears to many to be rea- : » 3 y about the durability of the February election but for de- in the United States. = son for optimism Karan Singh, 36, the former Gandhi-Desai alliance. It has valuation and its conse- 1958 Sasiieh it The election has reduced maharaja of Kashmir, has been suggested the prime quences. p Pap pea s orocco the Congress party's strength been appointed minister of minister and her deputy In any case, one of the main attained independence. in the 521 member Lok Sabha tourism and civil aviation and are temperamentally incom- jobs facing the Gandhi cabinet First World War --lower house of Parliament-- has already started work on patible. is to arrest inflationary pres- Fifty years ago today--in to 281 from 365, and has an ambitious project to stim- But those who know Desai sures that have followed de- 1917 -- British aircraft * ousted Congress from power ulate tourism and augment say he is very much a mel- valuation, and perhaps to bombed Zeebrugge and in six states. India's slender foreign ex- lowed man and is bound to be counter the contention of sank a German destroyer: Despite the sharply reduced change reserves. a source of strength to a Communist, Socialist and Con- Italians routed 5,000 Arab majority, however, the cen- What sets him apart is that, prime minister who has been servative critics that another tribesmen in Tripolitania; tral government may be more unlike most members of the accused. of being vacillating. devaluation is inevitable. Cuba declared war on Ger- effective because it has rid Indian princely tribe, Singh is Jagjivan Ram, the new food Diplomatic circles say the many itself of some of the reasons modern-minded and a_ polit: minister, enjoys a good repu- retention of Mahomedali Cha- ne for past disharmony ical liberal. tation among the farming gla, a former judge of the Second World War The party's top leadership Prime Minister Gandhi has community. A man of lowly Bombay state high court, as Twenty-five years ago to- has apparently settled its per- also chosen well-known ex- origin--he's a member of the foreign minister indicates the day--in, 1942--Prime Minis- "PN sonality conflicts and this perts to man the ministries Harijan, or Untouchable, new government will follow a ter Mackenzie King opened Beaverton, Ontario rouses hopes that the job of of education, health and irri- caste--Ram knows the peas- middle-of-the-road foreign pol- the government's campaign : running the country will no gation. ants well, icy. for release from his prom- coo FISH (f CONSTANTLY USED - longer be impeded by party Qualified observers say the Perhaps the most promising Observers are inclined to ise of no conscription; HMS CAN PRODUCE THE factionalism entry of strongman Morarji move for the administration think Prime Minister Gandhi Havock and the submarine "7,000, 000 SAME LIGHT _ The administration is polit- Desai into the government as is the political reconciliation and Foreign Minister Chagla Tempest were announced 4 " &G6s BULB ically better: integrated in the deputy prime minister is between Mrs. Gandhi and will probably soft-pedal for- lost; Malta sounded its AT ONS TIME FoR OVER sense that troublesome poli- bound to help the evolution of Kumaraswami Kamaraj, the eign affairs because of pre- 2,000th air raid alarm for ee ticians such as Sadashiv Patil, pragmatic policies at a time powerful chairman of the Con- occupation with the domestic the heaviest attack of the = Lompen, BTARIO 40 YEARS 4 the former railway minister, wheg the Congress party's or economy. war. ,