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agg SS ig cae an eg AE or TENE og ate ecaPie at tse ~ Lack Of Skilled Labor THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, August 3, 1 Cardinals Rehire Red Schoendie New York Mayoralty Race Strange, Confused Affair working under a one-year cone. tract, was given another se year pact at a salary estima' . at $30,000, the same as the 42- year-old manager is thought to be receiving this year. By GERARD MeNEIL OTTAWA (CP)--A mid-yc2r' government report on capital spending plans, both private and public, sparkles with rec- ord figures but says "the grow- ing shortage of skilled labor" may prove a big obstacle to in- vestment plans. The trade department's re- view of investment in Canada, issued Monday night, reports ® |plans to spend $12,800,000,000 on capital projects in 1965. This was a four-per-cent in- crease above the initial survey issued last March which re- ported intended spending of $12,300,000,000. The figure was nearly 19 per cent above the 1964 level. "In both value and volume ture program would be the largest on record and would represent the sharpest annual inerease in such spending since 1956," the report said. terms, such a capital expendi-| May Slow Investments port noted, the reserve of skilled, unplaced construction workers was one-third less than at the same date in 1963 or 1964. This might make it difficult to achieve the normal build-up of construction activity in the 'summer and early fall months., Major increases were in "In such circumstances, ex-|per products, primary iron pansion programs are morejstee], motor vehicles and susceptible to delays resulting! tjje industries. from supply limitations." While the increased invest-/OIL, GAS STRONG ment plans meant more pres-| Mining sure on the construction, mate- rials' and equipment producing 'industries, "new capital facili- ties are being created at an in-|8@8 wells. creasing rate thus adding to the| Power and _ telephone productive potential available to) cerns accounted for the 15 meet the rising demands ofjcent jump over 1964 of domestic and foreign consum-|mated capital spending in ers." |service industries group. MAY-JUNE SURVEY This area was six-per- increases were. especially actual outlays in 1964. mainly from outlays for oil and June and covered busi-|the year. inesses, institutions and all lev-) The previously. expected In manufacturing and mining, ticeable. Capital spending plans by manufacturers had been in- creased another nine per cent, bringing them 33 per cent above investment would raise slightly above last year's level. Additional strength came) The survey was made in May|above estimates at the start of no- pa- and tex- and con- per esti- the cent rise politicians of the United States are watching closely. In a city that is more than 3-to-l Democrat, the polls give the edge at this early date to a Republican, John V. Lindsay, a rising young U.S. congress- man, anxious to crash the na- tional political scene. Three-term Democrat Mayor Herbert F. Wagner is bowing)' out--possibly to run next year|Liberal party, a Democrat for governor--against the Re- publican incumbent, Nelson Rockefeller--and the city Dem- ocrats have split into four war- ring camps. The candidates for the Demo- cratie party nomination -- none widely known before the cam- paign--are Paul R. Screvane, 50, Abraham Beame, 59, Wil- liam F. Ryan, 43, and Paul By JOHN MORGANTHALER |Republican primary opposition NEW YORK (AP) -- It's ajfrom a perennial candidate strange and confused campaign for mayor in this teeming, troubled city. The citizenry isn't much aroused yet, but the named Vito Battista. Another factor, of unknown proportions, is the candidacy of William F. Buckley Jr., 39, edi: Cardinals rehired Red dienst as manager of the base- ball club Monday, ending ru- mors that he would be replaced ST. LOUIS (AP)--St. is CANE NOT 80 OLD Schoendienst, who had been Briggs of Bristol, England. tor of the National Review and candidate of the Conservative party, which splintered from the. Republican party. Buckley denies that he entered the race to defeat Lindsay because he refused to support Barry Gold- water in the U.S. presidential election last year. Offsetting Buckley, Lindsay won the endorsement of the splinter group dominated by la- bor unions. Both the Conserva- tive and Liberal parties exist only in New. York. BACKED BY ROCKY Lindsay also has the endorse- ment and financial backing of Rockefeller and the important support of U.S. Senator Jacob K. Javits (Rep. N.Y.). The congressman has been O'Dwyer, 57. campaigning hard since May _ DON'T LET AUGUST HEAT SPOIL YOUR PLEASURE. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need prescription i@ Pick, up your ood deliver ieometiy = Foe gd extra Cal meny The blind man's white cane was first used in 1921 by James It would "provide a strong ex-|els of government. Housing esti-|of 27 per cent in commercial pansionary influence to the|/mates also were included. linvestment had now become 29 economy generally." Planned spending for neW|per cent, the additional strength MORE PRESSURE construction amounted tolajl in the trades group. However, it meant a substan-|$8,300,000,000, three per cent) cionding by churches tial increase for the second con-|above the earlier estimate for schools, universities hospitals secutive year and "this rapid) 1965 and 19 per cent above 1964 and other institutions was now rate of expansion is placing in-/outlays. expected to rise 30 per cent creasing pressures on the avail-/ Machinery and --- lover 1964 figures and spending able supply of materials and sad concep ty op Rene sinibY municipal, - provincial and r. | ,500,000,000 - , "Perhaps of greatest impor-|per cent above earlier forecasts cent. Ot tideny caste -Mdaeell as thelmizea athletic good leeks, & ; | t : | { phir hati ? ; tance from the standpoint of/and 18 per cent share int had] 'Total increase in social cap itt Noye'a and. Johnson, 'Kenlintellectual charm. He Tas 4p Scoomnptiabineat of investment|made the sharpest increase, 12/ital tg _ ote bd 23\nedy and Wagner are expected|peared in white tie, suits, shirt plans is the growing shortage/per cent above figures in Doel ET Ra rom 22 per cent above'tg help Democrats rally behind|sleeves, swim suits, on foot and jof skilled labor." jlast survey and 18 per Cent EOE: ___._|the primary winner, horseback. He's done the twist | By May of this year, the re-iabove last year's. FF gone 4 pa pe My an Lindsay himself has tokenland a Greek folk dance. te ee wou. e . ' A or | ie e about 14 per cent higher than New Edition Of Mein Kampt : last year. Runs Into Protest Storm 65 Arrested Kampf in various countries, in- In Chicago March cluding Mexico and _ Brazil, using the threat of legal action.| CHICAGO (AP) Police It believes the order would be|Seized about 65 persons Monday i the British night who marched to Mayor ---- oY 4 Richard Daley's home on Chi- Hutchinson's, on the other|¢@80's south side, protesting 14. He is staging a non-partisan President Johnson and U.S. 1 "fusion" campaign, the only Senator Robert F. Kennedy (Dem, N.Y.) are keeping hands|Chance a Republican has. The off until after the Sept. 14 pri-|political strategy succeeded for mary election to choose the|the late Fiorello La Guardia, party's standard-bearer. Wag-|the last Republican mayor, who ner says he will endorse some-|Served three four - year terms body at the proper time, and\ending in 1945. everybody expects it to be Scre-| With a Kennedy - like cam- vane. paign~ technique, Lindsay has 573 King Street East Oshawa PHONE 725-3594 Fast --- Free -- Motorized Delivery governments RETRACE COOK VOYAGE Three female members of deavor in 1768. Front to the crew of the converted rear are Mrs, Leonore Tar- windjammer New Endea- diff of Sydney, Australia; vor pose as the craft was Sybil Burns of Melbourne, ready to leave Ramsgate, Australia; and Mrs. Jean England, yesterday to re- Dixon: of Lincoln, England. trace the voyage made by {AP Wirephoto cable from Captain Cook in the En- London) By CAROL KENNEDY LONDON (CP)--Plans by a \British publisher to issue a new |English - language edition of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf have run into a storm of protest and ANNOUNCEMENT Strong Objections Foreseen threats of legal action by the Bavarian state government, backed by the West German hand, claim they still have the rights to print the book in Brit- about school policies. They. were seized on charges of failing to disperse and caus- ain, but have 'decided not to do so at the present time."| They told the German embassy) they would be discharging a duty to history by republishing the book and believed the gen- eral public would approve their action. federal government, The publishers, Hutchinson's, who included Mein Kampf--My Struggle--in their autumn list, now have cancelled their publi- ing a hazard. Capt. Howard Pierson said he ordered the arrests after the marchers, protesting about the retention of schools super- intendent Benjamin Willis, re- fused to disperse. The march- ers wanted Willis removed from loffice immediately and they said Daley could accomplish this if he wanted. To Wagner's Water Plan NEW YORK (CP)--Harold G.|cause Great Lakes and St. Law- Wilm, chairman of the New|rence Seaway ports face a drop York State Water Resources|in shipping activity due to low|cation plans, which scheduled Board, said Saturday Canada|water levels. several editions of the Nazi and a number of U.S. states! The $240,000,000 plan, outlined|!eader's testament, including a would have to give approval be- i + ...i..\cheap paperback version. Brit- for the city by an engineering|: hk Jews. have béek reported fore New York City Mayor Rob-| i 8 ert Wagner's idea to tap the|firm, calls for construction of/particularly disturbed by the Great Lakes for water for the|above-ground concrete pipelines| paperback plan which some be- city. could be put into effect. |to channel 250,000,000 gallons|jjieved would bring anti-Semit- He said in a telephone inter-|daily to the city's upstate wa-|ism to every bookstall in Brit- view that the State Power Au-'tershed area. jain. thority probably would object to}. Wilm suggested the best plan; Written in 1924 during Hitler's the proposal to draw water|yet proposed would involve|imprisonment after his abortive from Niagara Falls, N.Y. Helcleaning and tapping . Hudson/attempt to topple the Bavarian added that Ohio and Pennsyl-|River water upstream 'from/government in southern Ger- vania would have something to New York. 'many, Mein Kampf was a best- say about taking water from City officials have imposed seller in Britain before and dur- Lake Erie. limited restrictions on the use ing the Second World War. The The Canadian governmentiof water due-to low reserves|jast British edition was pub-| has taken a firm stand against/caused by prolonged drought|lished by a subsidiary of Hutch- pelling water. to the U.S. be-|conditions. inson's in 1942, and the book EMPLOYEES BECOME OWNERS has been out of print for several IN BIG OVERNIGHT SWITCH The German embassy in Lon- WETZLAR, West Germany the workers will share in the Metropolitan Life Now offers you 3 New Policies peek) for more flexible ==) and versatile insurance SALES, PROFIT UP Sales of Domtar Ltd. were $104,100,000 for the second quar- ter of 1965, a 7.9-per-cent in- crease over the corresponding 1964 period, the company re- ported Monday. Net profit was $7,210,000 or 49 cents a com- mon share compared with a re- | A. E. JOHNSON, 0.D. OPTOMETRIST 1. 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