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The Oshawa Times, 28 Jun 1960, p. 18

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16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, June 28, 1960 NEW ZEALANDERS like to boast about their country's many scenic attractions and also know how to enjoy them. Hikers, such as these shown crossing a swing bridge. are a | common sight. This bridge is located in the Pompolina-Mc- Kinnon Pass section of the world-tamed Milford CHILLY DUTY fire area joint committee de-J with pullovers. The viomen h DUNDEE, Scotland (CP)--By cided that women members ef| complained they were constantly| when Britain occasio nally|try's undoubted Track ad ee * 33 - | SRY» " ES Ps 5 vif # the mother country. 'UNDULATING PATH' Economic Trouble In New Zealand By RUSSEL ELMAN Canadian Press Staff Writer WELLINGTON, N.Z. (CP) -- Despite long experience in self- government and an expanding role in international affairs, New Zealand still treads an undulat- ing path in trying to assert its full independence. Willingly or involuntarily, New Zealand's fortunes are inextric- ably interwoven with those of Britain. To the extent its eco- nomic nealth depends largely on its exports to the United King- dom of butter, cheese, meat and wool, New Zealand is compelled to cling to the apron strings of ia A RISTCHURCH When butter prices are up New ] Zealanders live in clover, when the market collapses as it peri- odically - does, belts are automa- tically tightened. : In good times, such as during the Korean war when wool sold at more than $3 a pound, New romps Zealand practice has been to im- 065011" 2 30 port freely luxury consumer goods, spend lavishly, and not) NEWSMAP save for a rainy day. When as at| qian butter at lower prices, the beginning of 1958, reaction|n,,ny New Zealanders erupt with sets in, stringent import controls wails of protest at what they are imposed to combat a severe|., cider a bet rayal by the foreign exchange shortage, and. inor country of her overseas living becomes austere. offspring. LOOKS TO EUROPE ro A calmer official attitude, while These are the facts of life deploring dumping at sub-mar. which New Zealand's economists, | yet quotations by any country, politicians, and diplomats have ecognizes that Britain is free to to accept in seeking a solution to buy where she likes but come DUNEDIN a 00 7) BLUFF a paradoxical problem of how to|yiat may still buys about 90 per | continue to enjoy the luxury of|,ent of New Zealand's exports. political freedom but escape from | Now Zealand, it is argued, must | an economic strait jacket. Some help herself and this can be done predict there can be no answer yajloring the agricultural sys- as long as New Zealand lives tom, to market conditions by es- solely off agricultural exports|iapiiching stabilization funds and amid indications that the value | enoouraging home consumption of farm output can mo longer| yy subsidizing consumer prices of | keep pace with the needs of a|ftter at 25 cents a pound. Raw| fast-rising population {materials rather than finished Economic factors influence goods should be imported, per-| | New Zealand's international out-| hitting" New Zealand skill to look, explaining its external af-|.,mplate processing in New sec- : fairs department's emphasis on|;nqary industries. % Europe rather than Asia, unlike neighboring Australia. Trade and | ROLE IN UN external affairs officials maintain | If economic motives shape the « a concerned watch on develop-| geographical direction of Ngw located on the South Island. In wet weather, the now dry creekbed becomes a raging mountain torrent. nine votes to five, the Angusthe fire corps should be issued|shivering when on night duty. |land produce in an already re- ~--(CP Photo) |stricted market in which the|Insular attitudes at home, though | ste ---- | United Kingdom remains the only changing, reflected in resentment | | LOLS E ad country without quantitative bar-|to external criticism and in ex-| ments towards establishing Eu-|Zealand's foreign policy, it's in! |ropean common markets. | this field that this Commonwealth They fear any move to build | country of 2,400,000 may come additional walls against New Zea. | closest to demonstrating an inde- {pendent viewpoint to the world. dairy' products. cessive self-boosting of the coun- > scenic attrac- chooses to buy Polish or even Ca-|tions, are balanced by a gener- riers against afraid to speak its own mind. At home change is in the air, which perhaps may herald New Zealand's economic emancipa- tion. Despite a temporary set- back in 1958, the countrv today is still riding the crest of the post- war boom and feeling is one of optimism. \ Auckland, New Zealand's met- ropolis, is a thriving cosmopoli- ous, disinterested role in the United Nations and Common- + | wealth. New Zealand's overseas mis- sions are respected widely and in the United Nations, Sir Leslie 4 Munro won an enviable reputa- tion during his presidency of the General Assembly. A new high commission was recently opened in New Delhi, a new embassy is planned for Bonn, and before 4 long a mission may open in Ja- karta. A founder-member of the Co- lombo Pian with the annual dona- tion of $2,800,000, New Zealand has stressed technical ra- ther than capital aid. Many As- ian students now are in New 4 Zealand, while its knowledge and equipment have helped initiate projects such as fresh - milk schemes in Colombo. s+ New Zealand is also a mem- ber of SEATO and the Anzus Pact, and contributed to Com-| monwealth military units in the| tan city of more than 400,000 lit- |erally bursting at the seams. Its | suburbs of radiantly-colored bun- | galow homes stretch for miles on either side of the city's bustling | harbor, spanned by a new high- level bridge, Multi-storeyed office |blocks are changing the down- the General Agreement on Tract town skyline and spacious factor-|of Australian capital, make sub- and Tariffs, it has not been ies, genesis of a major industrial urban Penrose the count"v's big- t| gest growth backed by a large facturing centre, KERWIN MATHEWS (LAST | DAY: "Operation Petticoat" & "Girl Most Likely" TWO FIRST RUN HITS TO THRILL YOU ! n BOTH COLOR | Malayan emergency. In the| {world's trade councils, such as| HER ACADEMY AWARD PERFORMANCE! | SUSAN HAYWARD Il in the true story of || Barbars Graham--whose murder trial shocked the world! X want 10 ht \ Iiyea ADULT ENTERTAINMENT An unusual pA PLUS MORE ECXITING THRILLS! RUNNING amo. | AND A COLOR CARTOON ! At Regular Prices -- Children Under 12 Free ! Mx * * x * * * * x * * * Xx ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥X X Xu GABRIELE FERZE u SUPERCINESCOPE | PUTT PY | ELT RUD blood-lusting Berbers! | FEATURE SHOWN DAILY AT... | & FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE 7.30 . 3:30 - 5:35 « 7:40 - 9:45 (838883888338 THE OSHAWA TIMES "HOME OF THE WEEK"! Alvi Rug Co. Specialists in all kinds of Floor Covering Call us for a free estimate on wall to wall floor covering. 34 SIMCOE ST. S. PHONE RA 5-9332 Service you can depend on. RA 3-3425 MEAGHER'S 5 KING W.--OSHAWA Al Dearborn Shell Service Stn. Tune-ups for all Makes of Cars Licenced Mechanic HIGHWAY NO. 2 & THICKSON'S ROAD Oshawa Fur and Cold Storage Ltd. 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