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Tenders will be received by the undersigned until October 20th, 1965 for the farm of Mrs. Hugh MacPherson, Wood Islands. Consisting of 105 acres of land, house and two barns. with electricity, and running water. Two miles from Wood ‘sland Ferry. Each tender must be accompanied by 5 per cent certified cheque. Highest or any ae not necessarily accepted. Contact:

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AUCTION SALE

At the Home of Miss Lottie Webster, Midgell, Oct. 6th —At 2 o'clock

The following:—Alt household effects including

antique articles. Also driving wagon, driving sleigh,

wood sleigh, other articles not mentioned here. “If day not fine following fine day.”

TERMS CASH

Miss Lottie Webster J. B. Jay

|of Queen's University,

|The Guardian, Chartottotows, Men. Oct. ¢, 1905.

1945 Economic Document Recognized As Landmark

By JAMES NELSON

OTTAWA (CP)—The 20th an- niversary of a landmark in Canadian economic history is being quietly celebrated in Ot tawa, but it took the economics department of a university to think of it.

It was 20 years ago, towards the end of the Second World War and on the eve of the 1945 general election, that the federal government produced its white paper on employment and income.

Its real author, W. A. Mac- kintosh, now vice - chancellor King- ston, says it wasn't an election

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document and that in fact his old political chief, the late C. D. Howe, doubted whether it had any political value. It might even be dangerous.

But it now is looked upon as the forma] declaration by fed- eral governments, then and since, that Ottawa has a re- sponsibility to maintain high employment and stable incomes as keystones of national policy.

Carleton University’s econ- omics department is marking | urden the anniversary. with a series of public lectures opened last week by Dr. Mackintosh. He was in the old department of reconstruction and supply

Ford situate at 132 Elm lace Thursday, October en o’clock in the fore-

CLAUDE rae

Byt looking now on the events of 2@ ago, Dr. Mackintosh is Aisar m ingly modest about contribution.

"| tralized

emp pestered the a iibuisters to

do

ministers—Howe, poet finance minister and now

headed by Mr. war's end, and

He says the white paper did not invent policy, but simply recognized that the responsibil- ity for employment rested with the federal government and | proclaimed that Ottawa recog nized its responsibility.

Before the war, the federal government’s position had al- ways been that unemployment was a provincial responsibility It said the federal treasury would not pay anything towards unemployment relief unless the

was more than the

eevacee oand Te.

This changed during the war, of course, when the country was fully engaged in the war effort and planning was cen- in Ottawa, with war objectives uppermost.

It was towards the end of the war that Dr. oe mee bones pressing ic. chiets— Mackenzie wcios and C. D

moet: aeener le make 8 is

a ae of post-war He vir

and finally won only

grudging agreement. The cabinet instructed thrée J. L. Msley.

Chief . Justice of Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia,

and Louis St. Laurent, then justice minister King’s successor as prime min- ister—to go over a draft of the document with Dr. Mackintosh,

VISIBLY WEARIED “By the end of the day,” Dr Mackintosh said, visibly wearied by my school- masterish drill but they ap- |. proved the text... .

“I was accomplishing my prime object, namely -that no extensive government paper should ever have gone to cabi- net with a fuller understanding and realization on the part of the key ministers of what they are committing the government to.”

But Dr. Mackintosh has res ervations about the role of Mackenzie King in the commit- ment. He says King was furi- ous when F ge was first suggested the federal. government should take responsibility for

called. members as well worth read-

What of the situation now, 20

years later Dr. Mackintosh said: ‘The responsibility of the federal

employment and income has become by the claims of the provinces for wider autonomy, claims which

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WINNIPEG (CP) — Federal Resources Minister Arthur Laing, said here his ~ purpose in reporting discovery of a ma- jor oilfield in northern Alberta was to underline the develop- ment potentialities of Western) Canada. | “I did not direct my state-) ments to any one 7m,”” he

Mr. Laing was interviewed at during a stop on his way back

to Ottawa. He was asked to comment on

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Mr. Laing said the sotck mar- ket is not his concern.

He. said that in remarks on the new field he did not men- tion Banff Oil Company and its Rainbow Lake ' discovery or mention any firm by name,

QUOTES GEOLOGISTS The resources minister said

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He said that the area covered by the estimates embraces what the geologists believe is a series of pools extending from north ern Albert into the Northwest Territories.

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