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roadway this town has outgrown i he for mar arrangement whereby the county grader could be tecured when time permitted naturally work on county roads had preference and present equipment it kept busy most of the year on county roads with the grader for town use only streets will not be allowed to get in bad condition and can be constantly maintained since the equipment will not be in full time use it was therefore best to purchase equipment which had been used and was not okpensie citiens generally rr pleased to see the new equipment at work and the pros pact of better road conditions throughout town and the clean up after sewer construction cost of living lwu the cost of living index is reportrd by the dominion bureau of statistics to have readied a new high in february ot 163 7 stales the port letter review this means that the canadifln dollar was roughly worth 6 1 cents in terms of the dollar of 1936 39 to be expected ns on automatic consequence o the rise in the index ore further demands from orgnniod lotxur for wage increases with strikes and threats of slnkes if demands are not met labour lenders probably see quite clearly that they have a large part of the responsibility for shoving the inde up to the new level but they are unlikely to resist their followers if new wage increases are to be demanded as the spring fashion share of responsibility for rising index and shrinking dollar must also be taken by federal government with its overloaded payroll and schemes of social insecurity every baby bonus cheque every civil service pay cheque is a charge on the national production but they represent no equivalent output of goods or services that would balance the account bottortoma but on sunday daylight saving time comes into effect again and since most of the district will operate on this time for the summer it is best to advance the clocks and forget about any other kind of time until next september that plan will be the least confusing as a matter of fact the greatest standout against uniformity of summer time are the rail ways who manage to maintain the confusion and do not conform to the summertime with their clocks or schedules perhaps there is good reason for this railway stand but it is one of the most bothersome throughout the entire period of day light saving and many would be glad to learn of the reason that s another one for donald gordon to deal with any change whether it be in time or custom brings its upheaval and disagreement while daylight saving time has been operative in this district for many years its approval or adoption is far from unanimous each spring seems to bring about the pros and conswith the regularity of all other things pertaining to spring like housecleaning it may be bothersome but since etery housewife does spring cleaning so it naturally follows that to get along smoothly day light saving be adopted in an orderly fashion to keep in step with the neighbours what petition can wo afford pensions are fine things and it would be splendid if every citizen could be presented with a substantial one at 65 or even earlier but saytv the financial post like that world cruise we would all like to take or the country estate we would all like to hove there comes the invariable ciuestion can we afford it t most people agree that our present national pension policy is not generous it only goes to peopleover 70 and only to those who can prove that theyhaveno other significant source of in- come but evon this rigidly restricted schema costs the national treasury approximately 100 millions a year or about one sixth of the pre war budget but that scale is far below what is being ask ed in tome quarters the minimum should he s60 a month for everyone and at 65 tt lias leen suggested that would cost 793 millions a year or ust about a third the total pf the budget mr abbott announced in the house the other day even that would not satisfy some of the groups which have been wearing a path to ottawa these people would retire everybody at 60 which at 60 a month would take up half our present budget leaving us a little short for meet mg the intejeit on the national debt and defense costs not to mention paying the civil service and some other government bills facsjmlu croalaa cavnadun rob law information of general interest to the pul1 and of particular interest to newspaper puhishert comes from below the border there it is reported trial a new process known as multiplex has brought the era of facsimile newspapers very nuch closer the latter are expected to obtain widespread public use within a year or two according to one us authority facsimile it the process by which printed and pictorial matter can be transmitted by radio waves and reproduced in home receivers be cause it is carried over wave lengths in the r re uency modulation band it has teen held back for some time as those owning fm stations pre ferred to program them with material being transmitted simultaneously over their am stand aid broadcast stations multiplex has obviated this difficulty by permitting fm stations to trans mil regular material as well as facsimile at the same time it is inevitable thai this process will eventual ly react canada one of two things will then take place cbc will either make facsimile a virtual state monopoly as it has done in the case of television or it will permit limited pnvati enterprise development under rigid control by clic if tltwf event newspaper publishers face n t disturbing situation a cbc monoxily ot f ac simile would mean the genesis of a subsidized povcrnmcnl newspaper published directly in people s homes without any possibility of com petition on even terms on the other hnnd cbc controlled participation by established news papers would mean that publishers would have to prostrate themselves before the cbc for an annual renewal of their broadcasting licences it would also mean that newspapers would le sub jected to the same threats of censorship and ex piopnation that now bedevil the existence of radio stations neither alternative would be com pntible with freedom of the press with least squawk the time honored fiscal policy of plucking the most feathers with the least squawk is held up for critical examination by the bankpf mont real in its latest business review devoted mainly to the recent federal budget the review declares that the greater the number of people who make no direct contribution to the costs of government the more widespread may become the illusion that government is a beneficent provider of costless services the bank finds that a most significant and thought provoking featuro of this years budget speech was the intimation that the present level of current expenditures of approximately 2400 millions is to all intents and purposes an irre ducible minimum in its outspoken commentary the bank points out that the federal budget is balanced by only a hair s breadth it follows therefore the review asserts that additional governmental services of any significance can be provided only through m creased taxation or by adding to the national debt not for capital outlays but for deficits in curred on current account one cannot but con elude that the outlook for any further worth while reduction of taxation in the forseeable future is to say the least rather dim coc3lfoy5yotfc30tdl recollections ol acton foibyollqopi hack un iwo tut n from i lmur of tit r imt thursday april 2t iihm i t oiiiii illor f red s n r ham pur luttmd tru whiteside pluo fruit mr ti cumilmil if llulllnarad for 14 100 anitrctlnu u mi w it aru in i it r in tuuya jloli i tn wiikly wii bill of iht tau- m iib la atmut 11300 ttir an art qluvr wtrk 1 ad- vt rutin tm u it or iwi ivt ffluvr makers word tin twin reriiid frvni lti imj who winl to saull sir maru last wrrk folliiwma ihr jlrirrtmon atrikr that tht y havt- rer ivrd fiod jolta at 1 0 per day at m ting ot ihi tatim ra in tf town liall on monday morning af i tt r 1m inn ut nearly two 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