tneume yea:-unlglven so the press in aavancel10'1'haGuudh.n,C_hLrIolhhWn.'l‘hnrI»SepL20,193g.

I if . d f . ‘d mace l::?g::§:)£.?1:a Air Lines mst§o£1¢de§::1!ty'mainl with tall ‘ " ' 1155 gym-1 Mun. 0 n erul oi the other iiand. 'B.C.'s 1i§r:di;e::;§rI!:sn°:£1lll0f‘3‘:“°;*r:;} 3t:Mm*$‘aiH§¢:“f_£snw Ho?

‘ — th P - I ' . Crown corpommns e 8 ince’s finance minister — and M“ Cm” Wu“ “mm” t° Mr. Alyre Gallant. who is em.

1.’ - VANCOU"ER (CP) — Pre-, The leader of B.C.’s Social ':3?T¢$'°;:_ld::”:::ho§:;lw::& "°’ '‘°'“‘ ‘" Mm‘ '°°"'"" “' llloyed in Kenslnston. spent thg U95 K3719 Y an 93 mm w~ A~ °~ 5"“~$.§§i'E..§‘3Zf;I§L’.‘3°.i‘§ri‘§"c.§l‘.§.r?:‘.;lthe

hat h termed his party's sys- - . Zm ore balanced budgets. tCegrc:irs:‘lna8n_g'§hr weekend at his home in Plus.

lle. ‘Tuesday that while British Co- Ch b r t C m Ce, th_ority —— "showed a combined Because of these financial pol~ also spent a week with her sls- Man Frankie Nicholson mum‘ WASHINGTON ICP-AP) — |ada's noilar problems, empha-~. Fleming will elaborate on his‘;1“mPi9'5 Cmw" °°rp°ra'ii°hs ‘ffccfirditig is t?i‘:r1at.esi fed- mom’ an" an .im.er°5" p.ay' mes» he said- Bmish C°l“"‘bia "(§£§fn?'ns'L§tal:§n Go“ and Mr’ ed to his home in the U. S. A_ Eugene H. Black. retiring plies sizing the ..remar.mble.. nature: remarks when he alddresses tiie'l'-'0nt“1“9 ‘O 5h°W 3 °°mb"'ed era] statistics‘ the Canadian }ggngistaggc:f;‘;°:;a£°‘;;£“§;E today has "no taxpaying debt Rev. Faum_'Pme' of m°om_ tar sane tune visit.

ldent of 111 World 5 . , t f d_ 3 in k'profit, those of the federal gov» questioned The economic and °f the recent r°“°"°’y "‘ 93"‘ ‘r§‘.‘:f..‘r°1y“‘”.’.,..a‘§“...,.. fmife asgrefinlernment are going ever deeper-lNational Railways lost $67,500,- 000, . _ political wisdom of ;m.eignlada‘s official reserves. Statement wednesdlm » 1 in the financial hole. 000 in 1960-61. The CBC lost« The premier's address waslsets has grown to $577,600,000.‘ shut-ins in the _ aid programs sponsored by in- " ' divid-uai_ countries.

He said many nations should? I ‘ ’ . I p pool aid funds in a vastly ex-. S . panded international kitty. . ' _- , "\ Black gave his views in a E _ . :-"- -‘ .- .- . . . /. "farewell address“ prepared for . ' ‘ ' ' . y . (A /7 " - FACIAL TISSUES ~ x SNEEZE PROOF ;:~:.~- afford aid programs put ' ‘

H 3. 400 TISSUES greater proportion of their aid.

4: annual meeting of the monies into the International ‘ -l I . Development Association. ‘ - ' . IDA, created two years ago‘ i to provide easy credit for under-

lf . and the value of our fixed in- -1 ti vmged 31 1.; “id ins It the 3101119 05 Mr. and. “ed new y t, C Mrs. Norbért Coreoi-an.

nus. Black suggested that the in- dnstrialized countries which can .

Bank and affiliated organiza-I developed countries. is expected id 1963.

to run out of funds by m URGED EMPHASIS

Black urged that LIDA's predi- I cament be seized as an oppor- timity to place greater emphasis

on internationally administered

aid programs——narrlely IDA, . The 64 - year - old U.S. banker said he favored multi - nation .

aid programs on these grounds:

*1. std from an individual na- tlon is apt to he conditional on - purchases of the giver’s prod- ucts. He said this tends to place the giver in the position of offer-

' ‘n ‘d f d b ‘ t f‘ . :5..:.*...f*lr'.:*:......:.*’l.::=*;..;::l; 4 ROLL 43‘ w it ‘ t'f' d t." Th I ifiefipicfnt. Jlaiclolisdingr tgo Black’: ‘

argument. loses at least part of ; its freedom to accept those pro- jects which are best for itself. 2. Single - nation aid programs 1 have a “susceptibility to poli-L tical influences. whether overt‘ or otherwise." Black called this 4 "my most serious criticism of‘ bilateral aid programs." Hear- gued that, on political grounds.‘ the donor country may provide? so much money that needed re-‘ forms are forsaken or non-essen- . rial frills undertaken — like a new sports stadilim when high-« ways are primitive or an air-] » but fertile farmland is left unir- . rigatcd

SCOTT PAPER TOWELS

SOFT. ABSORBENT 3. The foreign policy. or no-.

43 2 c litical aims. of bilateral aid pro-

li’§é2§s”§r”?i§°3i%2i‘ie‘$ii§S§§2 CUT-RITE 1oo Fr, nous countries are not “persons who‘

. would be easily bent to any for- P signers purposes: they value ax‘ C

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their own and their countries‘:

independence too highly." I-[EAVILY WAXEj) 4- 9 CLEAR

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tributcd and under international - l *

I . . » . . . 3 PL 1‘ There s only ONE price that proves whether you save more money at one .

i‘§;2J§‘5,§f§,‘;°2gs‘;;‘,Isf§§e‘L}‘§}i’,,§‘; As '6 market over a,nother—-and that’s the TOTAL PRICE at the bottom of .

toward use and repayment. or the cash register tape. Your food bill includes EVERYTHING you buy-—not e 1,3. C fig than }_°“'3Fd 3”‘ T9°‘-iV‘°d 1"‘ just 8, few specials-—-and our STOREWIDE LOW PRICES just can’t. help , 3 9”" ~"' , but lower the cost of a big cartful of your favorite foods. Let's show it to olvias summon ASSORTED COLORS you today. , CHICKEN GRADE “A” OVEN READY

in a summary- statement,‘

Black added:

"Admittedly. hiloteral pro— - LB. grams have been known in work _ » well. avoiding frictign. further- ~ - ~ C . , .

g d-. l t i, even gar-* , ‘ ‘ ~ .« ::?I‘ln£v.<eO?:;nD:litl::l returns as? - DELICIOUS well._ And development aid on a :;*:_3;***.::::' ";i:...:‘.< ROUND, T-BONE 3. SIRLOIN a BEEF [IVER is. 47¢ said this. however, I would still} . A lb. assert’ that multilateral aid,;

when it is professionally equip-2 WHOLE ATLANT[C_3 To 5 LBS,

pod and independent of political‘

pressures. n f f e r s advantages }

equal." " that bilateral assistance cannot‘ Ln

IDA's need of a fiscal lrans- c

fusion is one of the majorl ' . 4

topics at the annual meeting? FRESH GROUND

this wail: of IDA, thllz World? V

Bank. te lnternationa Mone-; ‘

iary Fund and the International‘ 2 1433- Finance Corporation. . ‘ '

The organization was created: _ ' |b, —

two years ago to c annel 50-‘ I ’ LIBBY 5

year. intcrcst. - free loans to. 3‘2'.§“iY.°‘§§-’f¢“na"i‘§2é'ir' Jihiaiiéll . FANCY QUALITY l r the‘ E C . . n . . r r - - 3 " “ “ s . rllEAsullE BRAND - TOMATO r...lr.;s.."l.i:::.='l..*:;2.:..::511:“ . Ms. ‘ r ~ peeled. t.n be fully committed by > - the middle of next year. Unlcss .‘ . , e more-. money is. provided. the ,y . _‘ ‘

worthwhile projects in the un- multi-nation foreign aid agency , I will have to suspend operations. ‘ 48 Dz, TO INCREASE FUNDS Tl Delegates mm the 62 mem-t . NEW BLUE——SAVE 12o—REG. 39¢-, NABOB—-TASTE THE DIFFERENCE N5

I CHEER 77c COFFEE 69¢ SFROZEN FOODSM

pected to inslrllct the board of;

directors to develop a concrete. _ __ _ _ __ 7

plan for inccil~ll=.asing the organ'ir7.}eli- . "’ 3,"§3:,v‘§,~~'-9_' ’ ‘ - - , _

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nil"n,5 according tosoprecsent m-e , 7-1,531‘ ‘,Q:o7_r A mu FOAMING CLEANSER V

tentions. would be presented for, ; ' . "9 l ' '

ratification to thc.nat'lonal lcg-j ‘ _ i..Q‘Q! y REG_ , - LBS. MccAlNis__BU-Y 2 GET 1 FREE lslatures of contributing coun- » v - i “NS c ‘

frics by next spring. ’ I _ ' _ V

Tile increase in recommended . 1' _ , K’: I‘IElNZ—1l OZ. BOTTLE CHRISTEIS PREMIUM ' FOR C ' —~ ~...--_ _ _ I i -

IDA resollrccs is expected to; total at least. $7gfli.000,000 and! — s ' 1 LB B 16 oz. PKG l

perhaps considera y more. Wh t be_ [bl . beaufi_ ,, ,, i 2 2 _ IIID» SEYE-— ‘ _ _A ' ‘

gIPl)n: I;ndBl€hceF'\l?;§l§l'd‘i§';tni‘:f Proitllutfia G;¥dl‘.I(:! Ai‘i):lmtlllilg"re you‘:s ii;-°'lvhe p?cl(()illlIl: ' . FOR C PKG- c will retire in the next few —the finest of the fneshest fruits and vegetables HEINZ TOMATO DEWKIST CHOICE QUALITY .

“""““-‘H TE’ 5:-"°*"'°"'h “"39”: from nearby farms . . . sun-ripened to the flavor A S §i'ir'Le“i9‘i9 325 ::::2..:.:.:.:.. peak . . . nature-rich in health-building vitamins . .. I _ “NS \ 15 oz. 33933-m_3 M, “NS - phasize the plight of IDA in his to freshen up your daily menus. Choose your l'avor- C “N8 . _ 2 .

farewell address at today's 598- ites tods.y—thcy’re mighty sweet pi.ckin’s at our

s on. . - Commonwealth finance minis-I l°w' low pnces'

itslilix m:t.::lt.;.:?::t,:l.;ti*:l ism» coo-use . I r 1 r;..§§r.r..i:..:i APPLES‘ 5 49¢ PEAS =’33’o«'="»-°I~“« . 'I'°° WT "53 ~ M £95 FRIED CHICKEN

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money supply in future years. ’ There is sufficient money avail- able at this time‘ to finance DOZ. C . 1 ti ll ll

Listen To NEWS AND views on GROCERIES — crcir rl-lunsuv 11 am.

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‘S . 913.3108’: look ahead. he said.

',. hey ad

_ there is sufficient "elbow room" " the liquidity of dollars and LBS ‘ cling to make certain future *

.»..'%‘Me- m-dc me because of - snow wmrn ISLAND

.. money lhol'tll0- ‘ . _; At tlleptwo-hour private meet- _ CAULIFLOWER mi 23:; a d review of Can- .

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