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. I Our ‘Total City As l'lty i'tiltllCll arts tonight on the report nf ltiull pmuunig committee, Lint-ll rtcunlmt-luicd Izainst allpllt'dlltlll‘ tor re-Ltilllllg in the BFhPtit‘rr Atellite It'eu. there

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\l'hat it named, hutseter, is MmPiillllg Hi'lyt'il‘vr tiilierent: I Mr. Walter P. de- Mill rttic plun-

victnry fur \vilu: Silva. Rs [\lOHllt" ring trilll‘t'r. has drifrllwl as “the long term nm- in 4.! the tulal city."

Theru is it i *0th ill pldulllllg, or In zunluu nr m Ilitllllfl us part at it, unless it gun-u: ml: ttillt't’lll.

it is 3 hard thing, 0! rntlr<l, to think M‘ the "mini c and its future. while tilit’nlilill (1"!!er un I particular section and an immedi- Ile proposal. ‘le Mr. deSilvn, in his report How lieiul’e council. has done In excellent juh of silotsilm these matters in tlu-lr prnper pmpirtiuns.

In particular he has l>i~4uiirht nut. thsi the need in (‘hnrlntteti-wn in "to lmpuw. mu cnmnlercial tux haze," Rut Improvement in the Muse meant or Mr. doSilvs. can't he Accomplished by increasing the tax has! in I hit-nud-mlss fushinr, if znills tram some new develop- ment are in ht- followed hr the prfi dictnlile rt-sult of causlniz n greater shrinkage in the tax lmse elsewhere in the city.

“'hnn vit-tsi-d in this firm. I par- chlar increase In the tax base um he reuarded HI drslralile Imlv when It promises tn produce I "total in- crease" in imhslf of the “tntsl city".

The apposite of that sort of rt.- Iult could frtillm it n city gambled till the (ale n! its existing commer. chi Areas [the dttwnli-un “th- llnd". Is it has tnken shape through the years) u-lli'u Approving re-mn— In: in create I new commercial Inn. And if it did so without poems- tnn rnnvinrinz widen» that nit-re i- population and lywnding nnwey to give lwlll n rrnsnnnlile Iipporluvliiy to flnllrhh.

Neltlwr (sitting the decline uf I" "Mimi Mmmt-rt-iitl itren nor en- mnrsrinv the existence of two "sick" Cltmmfl'TlAl arms. with each denying the other any chum-es of health. rnllld do much "to Improve our commercial tax hue".

A! Mr the detailed "I‘O develop ed by Mr. (lkqlh'l—hi! fizure that Chnrluttrtnwu Already hits 35 per cant of its ares available for carri- merclnl and industrisl use. as corn- p-rul with nine per cmt simllnrly Illotted in 71 typinl Amman cities—his vim thet the housing Inrwy nearinl campietimi needs tn he taken Into Account In sharing Iny when Mr future develavnlznt —Ms Invitntim to mmefl tin he enn— mtent with the RIM it trunk an hut-urn develnpment when It pn- keted mls to Monte the new

III an II m 0* D pnwa to interfere directly in the to term] affairs of West Berlin. In thll cue. the Pulisll and Czech troop- would in prIctice be emu o! the Soviet government. The Wanton: troops—Norweziuu Ind Dene-— would be given responlibility with- nut power. since they In both smitll countries.

This idu her] daddy been 1‘

jected hy the West in print. nemllialivns. so the srtful Mr. Khrushrhev‘s remIrks must the

been intended merely for W- Kalldfl pill-poses. They Ire unlikely tn “(ed-t the thinking 0! Inyone who has studied the problem of West Berlin. The forces of the Bil Three Western innrs Ire there now by right of conquest sud occupation. uml illhil‘l‘ the terms of Igreement nidtle hy the Allies with the Soviet L'llinn at the close of the Second World “hr. The forces of the West Ire in the dititled city 15 years IL ter the war‘s end because the peo- ple of West Berlin (eel thnt without their presence. the Communists would soon mttrrh in

The present status of West Ber- lin can in no way hurt Mr. Khrush- chev. unless it is the very freedom of the citv to whirh he objects. it he really wants to normaiiu the situation. in he says. he can do so quite Past hy withdrawing his for. tea from East Germany and making it clear that there is no threat tn the (‘li\'.

Bill that is sr-methinz else again. That. Is he wntlld say. is not likely tn happen until pilrs learn to whis. tle. lle has I pluusilile wav of pre- selttilltr his nwn side of the case. hilt his offel. Itll Itld up to the same protmsiliun: "Heads we win. tails you lune."

Canada Please Note

Australia, like (builds. in enn- rorned about the prospects! of Fritain‘s entry into the European (‘nmmtm Market. hut it in not get. tinttr ready to cry over spilt milk. Prime .\ll’ ster Menzies has been visiting Washington. and he and

President Kennedy have had smne -

limit In heart talks nn this subject. The joint communique issued Iftcr

the White Hullse talks said the ‘

Prosidrllt and Mr. Menzies were agreed that. the pruhleul should he Ippruuched "not on my basis of theory or the use of pnrticulIr words but on A practical buis, ex- nminiuk commodities one by one. hnviniz in mind the protection or the interests (if both countries." They expressed their conviction that. l>_v this means. satisfactory solution.- wuttld he found.

They Igreed that Allsirslin com— peted with the United States in the British market with respect to only I reintivelv small number of items—— though the items themselves were by no means of smell importance. With respect to these. technlal dis- cussions would be held hetween the two mvemments in In 01an to re- concile the trading interests of both unions. They nursed also. that with respect to A number of key printery products. the problems nised try the expansinn of the Common MIrket mifltt best be solved through Inter- nntiml armaments.

Mr. Menzies put firm-rd the view that it wnuld he I "rt-Ive nlls- lnrtune" ii. site! the B ritlsh Mimi-thins. it turned out that the emiditimtn laid dmrn for Brltein'l

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Public Life And Private Responsibility

No other Me In our in It . ynl'llament h-d the courlflr Io mum up and he counted when Douglat Fisher. the douxltiy deputy tram Purl Itnitur. pro- ym-d I pIrlIImenllry pay boon Neterlhelru must tit-m loved tit-t such In in- mlse would come eIrly in the lile ol the ntw peril-men! Ilected tut monlh. l

These hope! IIIve been lhIi> lrrrd by lite mull Iuslrrlly edict: it plrlilmrnl whlth mun nit the mm in tighiru‘ their (“In hells rInllnl .lm uk tin-m to loosen their pocket books [or tin brunt at lurin- ment’I hell

nut du \l Pl mtllv umt mm ply. when - mun nu lust pm claimed in thrm L'an u-Imn upon the CInIdiIlI publlc"

Grout runcrrn has been crut- ett h're by the recent roun Judit- mvn| that an rx-MP uu [why at torruplly Irrtvllnfl - brtbr, )‘t‘l Itwuld I|n| be yuntlh- Id.

(“11.1 I! JUSTINE!)

County Judge FrInlt Custelln nut this! to sentence Inr mer M P Rhymnnt‘l anrly to JIll tor uranium - bribe at {mom would be "I lrIlulinuI insult to

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A I "Nd l lnnl wlilltll brtbv If!" Furlhfl'. he Erltlt‘li'd “IQ‘ "in-drqunle Nmunerlflnn 01‘ u rt" u A cause ol the client. 1"“! ’IKlml‘ll mllhl b! m- kal’PlPd by M Pl ll llylnl "II! URI! law nlIry lull"?! I my plum-vii oedvrd lmm enrmp Ilnn u m. toot. mil. CInIdI' Hul "In". word! Ir! mi ill "1""?! Libfl’ll M P nor M Ihll fled tube "that ol thstl mere

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VII-lever Illnllllll Ihq fl» nIlly than. the new Fmrh will in the? vol-tile (lune-l into a Fruit-e common-d in u- . I pert oi polltl- ‘

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lut tie hm little chInre u! hllmtnl pollttnl trim-nun. until he turn the dtflzrenro between Bum”! Inky no French "film". Th Irr he rltnn In pollrlel tun hm delayed European unity. the more he awn-rues : return In the dlultmn m of union- u rivIlry. watt-h .t ml t- u- the VIM.

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