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" TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1965. debate

action could come “if

Services Toronto mis I ee on PAGE 4 a The busy these days with a report that Prime ing the elettion. We carried an Ottawa story on. it in our news columns yesterday, irr cus® for such . the Conservati begin soon, on the formula to permit provinces a Wh: glee neath. on this matter Emphasis" is~also plated on the booming ~ the +o parse Liberals . Capitalizing on government “Some sources,” adds the report, oh the starting the Fat me to be =e i. This of Hal the Seafarers’ who skipped and

difficul- given to the’ plight of many of our

The Dew Frank Walker Editor (except Sun Thomson Newspapers 1030 West Georgie of specie! dispetches here- ® year off island and U.K. $20.00 per U.S. and elsewhere outside British Com- Minister Pearson is consider- advisability of calling a June it was intimated that the ex-

Street Uni made

programs(”. .

to quit certain well-estab- federal-provigcial a is not explained Minister Gordon ptesents his

my of the country,

t would be desirable, but not

an use for repud a full debate

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ment on sales made 64-crop year farmers,

of course,

a western exchange, domestic purposes. This is an ious target, when it is John J. Deutsch, chairman of the | ee ee tues: | day

“timates they have made.

pects immediately ahead, if wheat board officials are correct in the es-

Equally reassuring are the pros-

farm producers.

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wheat and flour—far above the pre- vious record. Some 40 per cent of this went to the Soviet Union. Prices re- mained equally satisfactory at just under $1.97 on No. 1 Northern. Old-Fashioned Moral

board deserves much of the credit.

country will benefit as well, and for rumor mill at’ Ottawa is | this achievement the Canadian wheat

the economy of the whole

Record Wheat Sales

the inter- believe, lem has pretty from Seal oe oe step in this direction, but there is a

ARDA agreements are intended as a

effects on the prairie economy. But, jective is to move the equivalent of three crops, éach of 550 million that not many years ago export sales

payment will make its way to prairie with consequent beneficial

go down in history. Canada exported’ more than 591 million bushels of The bulk of the $272 million final Bale of 400 million bushels overseas and 150 million bushels for

that each year the géal would wide field to be explored in finding

It is the largest final payment ever by the Canadian wheat board. ch began last August. This would

in the three year period Sor soak ins wheat farmers’ been well dispos-

which énded last July.

during the 1963- Their ob-

a

. Both in the volume of wheat sold. Publishers | and in the price received, 1963-64-wilF

nearly $272 million will be going out

reports cheques totalling

in the mail to Canadian wheat grow- ers. The amount marks the final pay-

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whose names have become Eng- monte wae The new | lish words numbers Dr. Alexan- | ume of der Grabam Bell.

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the poli » Peter Bruton, The ‘ ‘@ieen’s Park col ra practice

(March 9,

purports

dam's outgoing traffic.

most of Rotter- |

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Europe. The energetic Dutch

it fe gf Ue “Hy + oie litle fe ier ira aple atg Seatil i We can tip fl LC Bit

ee | be extension program second- | to-none iw Europe. Also 'respon- | Western Europe's economy es- of Our Yesterdays (From The Guardian Files) . FIVE March 9, 1940)

as they have developed a har-

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people

twerp, its closest competitor | } sible is the rapid growth of |

Switzerland is another of Rot- |

to be an ac- |

urn | mil- |

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and

| are largely responsible for this | plex,

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Viorens® A New York Times

years

people.

and enlarged in less than 2

Many The fact that it has been rebuilt

the world’s ore carriers are being in the new basins.

largest tankers and

m becom- t 120 ice the tonfiage of ean” port. sed a critical eye at | man refer

important

Rotterdam could become’ the

This could mean

By 1970

thern Italy. galley proofs But when

a

gal ler systems is

The Facts, Please

| bate, | night. Reporters. for

be completed. This

ing the deep-water Europort will

~ tion help. . of violence Habits . overnight both White ties have to violence to and satisfy still worth ween is one tha’ we bed only p Hlowever unreal calm and ‘tase wee have all: lives, be hoped for, apd Negroes other as the Americ the Americ 2 c Dutch terdam’s important customers

the Dutch

That's how it appeared Howe

| and down ‘“‘like a two bit Grit.” next day.

dock

s, will cost $165 million. in

west of the pre-war instal-

YEARS AGO tart 9d aoe ed hie

deleting or | ald MacDonald as getting up

to NDP-..leader Don- lished it turned out that official-

thought they heard Reform In- - - | stitutions Minister Allan Gross- Hansard was pub-

open important markets in Nor-

‘tween the Rhine and Rhone riv- completed it will

when the connection he- was started in 1958 but already struction of Rotterdam’s harbor. changing remarks made in the Legislature in the heat of de-

will remember the de- is a tribute to the Dutch

“*Mediterran-

are estimat-

com- It

over- example, the

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