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i= ne Seuss TMS, Tuesday, September 21, 1965 Labor Wage Demands Hit: 'Out Of Line' EDMONTON (CP). -- Indus- try is running into a wave of frresponsible 'wage demands from organized labor, the pres- ident of the Canadian Associa- tion of Real Estate Boards said Monday. B. E. Willoughby, of Toronto told the 22nd annual association convention: "Unless there is a sharp slow- down in demands, average pay scales for unionized industrial and construction workers could go to $10,000 a year in five years." Strikes have hit the Canadian economy with unabated force this year, he said. More than twice as many days have been 'Jost of this year than last, "The major tragedy in the construction field has been the many working hours lost be- cause of strikes by unions for higher wages. As labor costs are an important aspect of over-all construction prices, construction management has had to boost prices." The wage demands are not in line with productivity, he said. If the trend is allowed to con- tinue, industry will be priced out of the market, unemploy- ment will increase, consumer spending will be reduced "and the whole vicious chain re- action would weaken our econ- omy." Ross Analyzes University Riot TORONTO (CP)--Dr. Murray G. Ross, president of York Uni- versity here, Monday warned against exploitation of tension and conflict on campus to cre- ate the kind of student revolt ; ? that broke out at Berkeley, \ = " i ; / ; Calif., last year. | ; Ady uy) REVERSIBLE PRINT | TOWEL ENSEMBLES demonstrations at leading Ca- nadian and United States uni- versities, such as the free speech riot and sit-in at Berke- ley, result from '"'rigidity. of These reversible cotton terries are twice as, attrac- tive . . . more convenient, more absorbent and long- er wearing too! The jacquard woven pattern 'Royal Princess"' sports a shower of flowers; in sea blue, woodland green, Spring yellow or dogwood pink. Towels have fringed ends. EATON'S . 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(Reut- ers)--British Ambassador Sir Patrick Dean appealed Monday for more American buying of British goods, "It is a simple fact of life that in order to buy more of your goods, we must earn dollars by selling you more of ours,' he told a luncheon given in his honor. in connection with the first British Festival in Roches- ter. The festival, opened last Fri- day, includes a London bus and British bobbies, plus cultural exhibitions, It is the forerunner of others throughout the U.S. this autumn. Save-The-Fish | Plan Underway, WASHINGTON (AP) -- The/ House of Representatives Mon-) day authorized a five-year $25,-| 000,000 program to conserve} and develop Great Lakes fish) which go up rivers and streams) to spawn. | The merchant marine and fisheries committee said in- creasing pollution in the streams where they complete! their life cycle is threatening} the existence of these fish NEWS IN BRIEF | BUILD CATHOLIC HOUSE | WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)--Ready for occupation this academic year is a residence for Basilian Scholastics at Assumption Col- lege of the University of Wind- sor. It was paid for by a $413,- 000 loan from Canadian Mort- gage and Housing Corporation, which is to be repaid over 50 years. THROW TROUT IN LAKE PORT ARTHUR, Ont. (CP)-- Conservation officials of the de- partment of lands and forests stocked 100 lakes with 250,000 brook trout in four days, using aircraft. Kept lively during the flight in oxygenated canisters, the fish are dropped into the lake without injury in a column of water. ARRIES GUNMAN KRUSEVAC, Yugoslavia (AP) Slavica Nikolic,'a pretty teen- ager, says she will marry the man who shot her when he comes out of prison. Ljubisa Radicevic, 19, is serving a one- year sentence for attempting to kill first Slavica and then him- self after she spurned his affec- tions. 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