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16 The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon., Jan. 29, 1965.
Socreds Seek Efforts
To Boost Fa
EDMONTON (CP)-—The na tional Social Credit party wants an all-party parliamentary com- mittee to investigate ways of boosting farm income.
Farm income has failed for years to keep pace with big in-
creases in farm production costs.
The parliamentary inquiry suggestion has been incorpor- ated in the national ‘Social Credit convention's draft of a party ‘‘statement of policy"
Work on the policy state- ment continued Friday after- noon. Convention subcommittees worked out statements of policy in each area of federal govern- ment responsibility Thursday in closed sessions. The subcommit- tees’ statements were placed be- fore the convention for approval and incorporation.into party pol- dane
The convention approved a)
call for a two-price wheat sys tem in Canada as one means of boosting farm income.
Under a two-price wheat sys tem, the federal government
‘Ontens Tobacco Sale Boost Will Be Sought In Britain
By CARL MOLLINS
LONDON (CP)—Ontarie gov- ernment officials here have ar- ranged a meeting between visit- ing Premier John Robarts and British tobacco manufacturers to investigate prospects of step- ping up sales of Ontario tobacco
| to Britain.
Robarts, here on a 12 - day visit, will meet Wednesday with members-of the Tobacco advi- sory committee, a body repre- senting the major British im- porters,
British economic sanctions against the rebel white-minority regime in Rhodesia include an embargo on Rhodesian tobacco.
. While Britain now has a stock-
nounced
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pile of tobacco that could meet needs for about 18 months, an embargo - persisting deep into 1966 could help the exporting prospects of Ontario growers. Britain last year imported
‘about 250,000,000 pounds of flue-
e ured tobacco..—.. 121,000,000 pounds from the United States, about 985,000,0 from Rhodesia end 39,00,000—avorth about $20,-
‘New Member
To Bicultural Commission
OMTAWA (CP)—Paul Lacoste, eo-secretary of the royal com- mission on bilingualism and bi- culturalism, has been named a member of the commission to replace Jean Marchand.
The appointment was an- by-.Prime Minister Pearson. Mr. Lacoste, 42, is a Montreal lawyer, part-time lec- turer at the University of Mom treal and a writer on education problems. 4) _ ein)
Mr. Lacoste’s appointment re- stores the commission’s mem- bership ‘to 10, including four French-Canadians.
Mr. Marchand, former prest- dem of the Confederation of Na- tional Trade Unions, was elected Liberal MP for Quebec West in the,Nov. 8 federal election.
Mr. Lacoste was named co-
“ secretary of the royal commis-
sion with Neil Morrison in Au- gust, 1963.
Early this year, however, he returned to his law practice and had served only in a part-time capacity with the commission since then. Mr: Morrison, a for- mer CBC public affairs official, is-in-charge-of-the-cgmmission’s staff of 100.
Mr. Lacoste studied at the universities of Montreal, Chi-
Censorship
Is Relaxing In Rhodesia
SALISBURY (Reuters) — Censorship. in Rhodesia, * im- posed when Premier Ian Smith's white-minority regime seized independence from Brit- ain two weeks -ago, appears to be relaxing:
Both daily newspapers, the Rhodesia Herald in Salisbury and_the Chronicle in Bulawayo, appeared Friday without any of the blank spaces which have in-
dicated the censor’s cuts in the |
last two weeks. Most of the cuts had been of
items referring to world reac- tion to the Smith government’s |
independence proclamation. All reference to Sir Humphrey Gibbs as British-appointed gov- ernor of Rhodesia were deleted.
The censors still are at work in the newspaper offices, how- ever, although more and more world news about Rhodesia is appearing. _.
Radio Rhodesia also is con- tinuing its ban on re-broadcast- ing British Broadcasting Corpor- ation world news bulletins, al- though they are relaying South African radio news bulletins.
Overseas and South African Newspapers are coming
fes of the Times of London, which this week published a let- ter from members of the teach- ing staff of Rhodesia’s Univer- sity College, were confiscated.
Outgoing press reports are not censored. But “many corres- pondents are having difficulty in
—pre-paying press cables since
the- withdrawal of collect ilf--
ties a few days after the se @f independence. -
into) Rhodesia freely again. But cop-—
rm Income
would put a floor under domes tie wheat prices end subsidize the export price of Canadian wheat.
Another policy approved called for more teeth im the fed- eral Bankruptcy Act to prevent “fraudulent bankruptcies that
that Social Credit MPs should “work hard to ensure that the commissioners of the ROMP are protected from political influ- ence.”
Delegates called for a lower- ing of the minimum federal vot- ing age to 16 from 21, inclusion of candidates’ party affiliations on ballots, and counting of the armed services vote along, with civilian votes on election night in federal elections.
At present, party affiliations do not appear on ballots. The armed services vote results do not become public Gntil a week after the civilian vote.
000,000—from Ontario. Zambia, Malawi and India are among smaller suppliers. CAN FILL GAP
Ontario growers have the ca- pacity to fill any’ gap in supplies caused 'by the Rhodesian sanc- tions.
Duty on flue-cured tobacco en- tering Britain amounts to $13.10 a pound. A 23-cent reduction for Commonwealth prefence drops the duty to $12.87 a pound on tobacco from Canada-and, until sanctions withdrew preference rights, from Rhodesia.
Ontario thus has a 2-cent margin of advantage over U S.
Premier and Mrs. Robarta were spending a private week- end here sightseeing and visit- ing friends after a ‘20-minute meeting with Queen Elizabeth Friday. -
The meeting took place in the Queen’s private audience room while regimental pipes and drums of the Cameronéans ac- | companied the Changing of the Guard outside Buckingham, Pal- ace,
Is Appointed
growers. |
cago and Paris and holds de- \grees in taw, philosophy and literature.
Regina Farmer _Is SC President
EDMONTON (CP) — Martin Kelin, 43-year-old Regina dis- | trict former, has been re- elected president of the Na- tional Social Credit Association for a four-year term. :
Mr. Kelin,; the association since 1961, de- feated a late nominee, H. J. Bruch, 4%, Social Credit MILA for Esquimalt, B.C.
Following his election, Mr. Kelln said in an jinterview that challenges to ~his presidency and to the party leadership of Robert Thompson showed that m future the party must be more. willing to recognize dif- ferences of opinion from all areas of Canada.
He said the differences and misunderstandings thrashed out at the convention— were—among.- “the best things that had ever
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