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The Park Breastwork

it 1: hard to understand why the federal aillhorltiu aha uld have turned down a request for a;:' sure u1 rebuilding the dilapidated breaatwork at Victoria Park. as ‘e- vealed at {hl City Council meeting on Thursday. The cost 01 this re- building project. e I t i m I t e d at $;‘22,IIIlU, in too heavy I burden for the Cll)‘ to handle alone. Mayor Gaullet's proposal that it be shared on the provincial Ind federal level: IS well makes aense, since the pro- perty is Crown land provided for use by the city. This is not I matter of ordinary repairs and maintenance, for which the city is responsible.

Hon e\ er. we cannot agree with Councillor Hi'ndman that the city should refuse to make etly repnlre. even of a temporary nature. until federal agreement to co-opcrate is forthcoming. The Work cannot be neglected indefinitely. and whatever can he done jointly by the civir and pl-mlnt‘lal governments should he undertaken in any case. Our claims for co .. oration at Otlawa will nut be inullllltlted by showan a proper Cl\l(' pride In this beautiful park and all that pertains to it.

l‘rime )linialer Diefenhahor is coming here next. week. and there will he a good opportunity to get A tnp<le\'el decision mi this matlor. or at least a promise of tnvor-ahle con- sltlemtion. while the campaign heat in out If we have my valid claim! to federal assistance. we Ihould have no hesitancy in preasinz them on this occasion. Meanwhile. the li-s! said about letting the hrenatwork "(all dawn". and letting Government House “wash away . the hotter. That would be I poor spirit in which to prepare for the Chzll‘htllelmvn Conference centennial. or to ahttw our appreciation of the maznitirrnt Confederation Shrine vi hlch all Canada ia plunninlz to build for us

. on Queen Square.

New Pattern In Asia

The world was surprised. rs Gently, at Prime Minister Nehru'I blunt warning that while India doee not want war with her neigh- bor. Cnmmunirt China. ohe will have to “proper! for that contin- gency," and that India'I forces "are grow-lug Itmnger to (ace it." Be- hind this strum-lent lie indication that mething new in history in developing on the Chlnese-lndian frontier.

India has indeed been mowing dimmer. lta military power h..s mkhly doubled Since the I‘dekh trident at I959 {int disclosed the cut 0! Chinese readiness to use military force in its mum-immo- a: Infie'l frontier. But the remark- able factor here In the incmeinlly Cut tie-in between Ind“ and SA- wht Rue-la. Under a recently divul- pd agree-bent it in repmted that the m will lend two squadrons o!

any u some II LhiI miter. Simple ecu-interest in quite suffieiut an explanation. Mo» eowwoulduoteantoeeeriainzon its mm W I Chino ltr‘w- thened by died" MW of India. it “you u going to conquer India itwouldprufertnbethebem—

. ficiary. But the net result of Sol-lay. ; eel! innocent what appugd u this

affair he: the unthinkable effect of putting Meadow on the ruin a! the Western powen.

These lam are noted by e com- mentator in the Qirietian Science Monitor. who patina out that there have been Iimilu. if alight Ind on. certain. overtones o! the name align- ment over both [Am Ind Sut"h Vietnam And Peking has repeal!»- edly. if indirectly. “pressed it! sur- prise uld diltml over the fact that Moscow has continued to 'ek easier relation. with the West while failing to give Chine full support in IndiI and Southeast Aeia.

At tenet in Pekiny'e eyed. ."os. cow is tnitmouely deeming its ideological tine Ind mooning with the West. The West could see it in different tam—o! Moscow begin- ning to think rationally instead of idenloriully. The Weet. Ia The Monitotvwitzr aoncludu, la en- titled to hope, if not expect. that there is a new pottern emerging to replace the old. It would be I lead dangemuI pattern.

Tax lnqmry Promised

In the opinion of the Toronto Globe and Mail. t he outstanding pledge ziven by Prime Diefenbaker when he opaled his election cam- paign last week me to appoint e royal commission to conduct a comprehensive review of taxation in Canada. Our Toronto contempor- ery says it has been calling for jn‘zt such an inquiry {or the past seven- teen years, It got nowhere with Liberal government! on this mat- ter. though it quotes the follow. ing statement by Finance Minister J. L Ilsley Ia {Ir beck as 1915:

“During the war there has been built up a system a! taxation which is discouraging to inveetment. to enterprise, and to co n a u m e r ex- pendituree . . . I recogniu that in the course of Iix you‘d taxation has begun to blunt incentives. and it continued indefinitely will paralize the development of industry and trade."

Mr. Ilaley‘s successors. Mr, Douglas Abbott I.nd Mrl Welter Harrie. both acknowledged in their turn that taxu were too high. out they did nothing much Ibnut ltl Meanwhile the system has gone from bad to worse. Nobody knowI the full truth of the situation. the full impact 0'! the tax atmcture on our economy This lack of know- ledlze has prevented government: and voterI from coman to grip: with the pmblem. and finding real- istic Inawen.

Certainly I commission inquiry into this nuttzr would be of value. provided It: finding- were imple- mented and were based on I hr 1d enough view at the Iituatiou. But taxes In of many m. and not all of them come under that name. They include the mm. our tel-mere and other basic Mon-I pay to keep protected lndultrlu .vlnl in the biz industrial produced. The" hidden men In luet u detrimental bn notional What u the direct and indlr‘ct tune on wealthy corporation md Wm. who in my care pen the Men along to their mm as beet they on.

There b no doubt thet the prov- inced would welanne a lull ha tn- quiry. whichevl party is Mar-1d tomwer.nlrtltwmbeeg|mn- men job; lunch bins. perhaps. then the Globe and Mel «Mean In its aliphat- all the need for such I Morin.

EDITORIAL NOTES

To we how thonufilly they have alight up with the Went. the Jam cannula to an article in file Japa- 11nd. "are honored by leper-e woelea who are lining their mun-m t-ele whee.— nm and new”

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The_R.A.F.’s Fiftuzglorious Years

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DEM idea Ihuuld be made to told no thIt all-urn could be stowed on bond ship The myriad. in which he flew took burly In hour to lo 16 nuts in the lace n! r Elle and alter it landed the mud blew n In {M um um elr um u an wall. u we: a total loss. About the nine time u e v y edvl-ed and em- Irielu‘y load with them—and to m the my helm venturirn Irmu motry. Aldo at that tlmr I remain Lot-germ or the Royal Flyinl Curve mllcs non-slop. ll mm than um noun

From the». Ind muuy other pioneering evenu. em lollow- rn so year: at orlloiaed n-u- lurry Ivilllmi in Britain. To dry. noysl Alr Force pilots ny mmlortably at 1.200 nul- an hour, Ind ille uIvy‘I puma us ny «u lrom carrien at In bad wuuu-r. llnd troy their mum and return to the carrier urn. wlumut lh e crew looking ouuld- til. I l r- sun use menu

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