House-Building Materials === Reach Record High Prices *

base periods, economists i that other factors entering into) struction covered by building

construction industry cosis are |Permits issued in the first half exerting heavy pressures at of 1965, to $570,292,000 from present. $386 453 458,000.

And the indexes alone are not ee? the strength of New Needy Aid * matt parties.”

14 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Oct. 25. 1965. | (cP) —

Welsh Scholar Cool To Churchill Career =fstehE

|summer mark A t By DAVID WRIGHT , cies. Bureau of Gtotieties has re- a completely accurate guide to

LONDON (AP) — A Welsh, “He was . . . Wrong about present trends, statistical ex- | Liberal comdidetes hed scholar has claimed that | intervention in Russia; he was The index of residential bulld- perts say. | E j f average age of 44, Sir Winston Churebil! was| wrong about the return to the ing materials, based on 1995-39 In.the case of the residential $ xpla n | eae ieee ae Sue nome “guilty of a series of such gross | gold standard; his antics in the |prices equalling 100, rose half building materials index in par- tion elec- errors that it was almost im-| general strike (of 1926) were a point to 344.5. The index of ticular, new methods of com By Me. Gordon Tac. ca bids Ce possible to take him seriously.” such that, if his colleagues in| non-residential building materi- struction and changes in the im- official Liberal : tid ‘ is In one of the first reapprais- the government had imitated | als, based on 1949 prices equal- pact on total construction costs} OTTAWA iCP)—The Canada

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als of Churchill since his death | him, it might have developed ling 100, held steady at 148.

of one component or another assistance plan proposed by the Jan. 2% at 9, Coronwy Rees, |into civil war; he was wrong, While the indexes show the

have thrown the DBS index out Liberals will integrate existing of whack. welfare programs and add new

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former principal of Aberystwyth | about India;

he was wrong | ‘changes in emgricnpellncy University College, expressed | about Mussolini, about Spain |als prices’ since their

his criticism in an article titled | and, initially, even about Hitler; | After the Ball Was Over, in En- he. was absurdly wrong about |¢h efficient counter, a Magazine of opinion. the abdication. | war.”

d the | aes. a Melati ier | CHARGE MISJUDGMENT Bet Rees adds:

Churchill at the time — of his | ae | feath ae it “difficult to re-| “No British politician in the It was Churchill's merit as |

miember that for the greater |imter-war years had so consist- | lien bis claim ¢ atnens

part of his career he had been ent a record of error and mis- |. statesman . ” fe gm edb an object of suspicion, mistrust | Judgment. | upwards he instinctively under- or indifference, and that up to; Turning to Churchill's war | stood that war was the deter- the war it had been singularly | time leadership, Rees declared: | mining factor in the history of

barren or any solid or perma-| ,, t h nent political achievement.” |_“Aay fair assesfment of ee contary sed hee

Surveying Churchill’s career | Churchill’s wartime administra: prior to the Second World War, | tion would have to take into ac- Rees continued: “One of the |count the question whether most striking features .

conduct of the

linto their

| consequences.’

R 55. this year.

is a distinguished index. on

ganize, either within or outside | interference in spheres where the Conservative party, a solid|his judgment was singularly and coherent body of public |fallible and erratic, did not in opinion in support of his poli-'fact hinder rather than assist

| 1987 after a row over articles off.

to the Soviet Union.

GIVES NO BREAKDOWN Wednesday's report did not, break down the total

he wrote on Guy Burgess, the| In the first six months of this | British diplomat who defected |year building permits were im | Friday ‘sued for $79,403,000 worth of between $100 and $125 would be were no snags reported.

features, Finance Minister Gor-

don said here.

The new plan would benefit |

the needy aged 65 and over, disabled persons

indexes |

four . separate programs, but

person to the next according to their needs.

Mr. Gordon, Liberal cam- paign chairman, told the weekly that

index |

The’ non-residential worked out at a federal-provin- the other ——e shortly after the 8 election. The provinces be asked to finance a of the plan.

Minister Pearson said that persions ra “72

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components. wid dex now idential materials — the blind as is done now coment |a politician, which also gave | 7 stands more than four

per cent higher than it was in September last year, 330.1. The | P2vments would vary from one

index of non-residential materi-

als is 4% per cent higher. While the residential

the dipped a a Octeher | as

it has risen stea a |Liberal press conference

| courage to face and accept the | marked jump af the outst af |G@teie Gf fae glen wil. be

Mr. Gordon said the

Democratic Party's campaign

not getting off the ground Cnddittates ase taken te ee and the Conservatives are by a man who has no Standing of the economy. “I'd hate to think of a to the confusion and

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| Juvenile Delinquency Seen Major Problem

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eral Lawrence Pennell Said here. a the Criminal Code).”

Mr. Pennell, speaking at the/ report the solicitor-gea-

E 14th annual meeting of the OD \erai referred to now le in. the tario Association of Juvenile and hands of Justice Minister Lu- Family Court Judges, said: —_cien Cardin. It was written: by | “The scope of the problem |a committee set up in 1962 by may require that we, as law- former justice minister Fulton yers and undergo special training in the |across Canada.”

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juvenile delin- | the family court judges he had may be released shottly, wi Te. |quency central “aay need aaach [oop feety court Maser be fet

imple amendment major proportions, Solicitor-Gen- to the Juvenile Delinquency Act

judges, may have to to study ‘juvenile delinquency |

fon (NASA). (AP Wirephote) —

The eommittee, headed ir. = J. ae is to recom

ment should take to meet problem. Mr, Pennell said he did not

know when the committee's re- port would be ready for release,

but that it now is being printed. ,

emai tat MacLeod told a

later he _ thought

jit should be ready “within a few weeks.”

Solicitor-General Pennell told

far, but that {t indicated juve- nile deling = Canada is a “social problém of major im-

portance. | “Whatever the extent of the

iproblem is, as revealed in the -

lreport, it would appear that it tom |13 going to be bigger unless pre- Ventive action is a .

About 50 judges from acrose the province attended the an- nual meeting, scheduled to end today.

STEAL FOR REASON

Earlier Friday, told an interviewer. that young Indian children purposely com- mit petty theft in order to be placed in Ontario training insti- tutions.

The two judges, who did not

among young. Indians from

about the age of 8 on. The chil- dren and teen-agers wanted to get into the training institutions because conditions were 80 much better there than in their homes.

B.C. Hotel Chain Follows Industry To Forest Areas

VANCOUVER (CP) — A Brit- ish Columbia hotel chain is fob industry

outlying areas of the province,. t more than just sell rooms and a place

facilities, large lobbies and

rooms. “The hotel, basically, should be the centre for social and in- dustrial life in the community.”

OPERATES 4 PROJECTS

company owns and oper- the $1,500,000 Vancouver

.} to compete with

establishments in major cities, but it is aiming at the same kind of luxury.

Delta began as an investment “but it soon became evident that to create the kind of hotel we wanted we had to | 80 into the operating end as

well,” said Mr. Pattison.

ASKS PM TO TESTIFY LONDON (Reuters) — Colin Jordan, British neo-Nazi leader, Friday asked a court to sum- mon ‘Prime Minister Wilson as a witness in his case. He was arrested recently outside the prime minister's home, where Wilson was holding talks. with Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith. He was rieased on bail, charged with using insulting behavior, until Nov. 1.

LIKE DULL GLEAM The world’s best customer for Japanese pearls is West Ger- many, which i $6,500, on worth in the first half of

two judges.

wish to be identified, said the .

“It must provide convention .