Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 11, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday july 11, 1973 we Reserve the right to limit quantities i Grade a sides a a .85 Cut in and roast car Widi delivery budget plan Buik Suys Sandwich cold cuts had chose m d Oish va8hthj _ Bologna Cape Ivich. Chicken 59 Mill skinless wieners jul of Malc Waltr Alt meat Hamburg 3 i 1.79 Grade a beef steaks Cuoci baroque .85 i Zilik ill ribs ii Aisik. Coil Caius sausage it to piece Bacon 1.69 Stilt i1i1k Mik Illif sausage Grade a beef roasts by. 1.09 hound Steak Sija hip wast to Oit Pic Rait shou1dei picnics whole hams 69 Shamrock sliced Bacon swifts dutch Grain fed pork Hock of shoulders .1.59 Butts 1ikf spare ribs sit heavy spare ribs Chicken necks n backs 5m 89 Donald Duck concentrated t a. Of. Orange Mccain is of. Puddings Cam. To. I local Gran Cam. No. T mid Incus cucumbers Cotton Ritow bananas _7_us.m nectarines u 49 Kraft process id 8 of. 49 Avex 64 it. Of. Bleach v 39 Adana instant a sunup it liquid 31 it. Of. Detergent 65 Kinc each 10 h. Of. Tomato Skippy 15 01. Dog food 69 St. T a whence 15 Al. Of. Beans a pork 99 Cheui with Sauci Spaghetti 1. Cond 1 of ma1hid potatoes 4, Ratimir h.uiie1iy or puck pie filler Adimir Choice n flow peas no Tea bags s1.69 Jam at1mi. 1 r. 01. Jellies by Walt till Schwaz new Delhi special the guardian Indian prime minister Gandhi came Home from a foreign tour at the end of june to find most of new Delhi in darkness and swelter without fans at a tempera Ture of 103 degrees. The Eleo Tri cily workers Wildcat strike was Sou set cd and the Power iia tingly restored but the Trou ble had been symptomatic of a much deeper malaise. There has never been a More depressing period in the 25 years of Independence than the one we Are going through the editor of the Indian express whole last week. We face the shortages the High prices and Industrial Stagna lion the unemployment Pic frequent breakdowns of Law and order and now the disarray in the Only political party capable by its size and organization of holding things to these calamities Are interlinked. S h o r t a g e of food after last year s Monsoon fail ure compounded by a near breakdown in the food Dis Tribu India s economic crisis deepens cowl takeover approved the Flea Nioba development corporation has accepted the offer of the James b. Carter co. Of Winnipeg for the assets of cowl industries Ltd., a fort g a r r y noise abatement firm which was put into receiver ship by the Mac in april. There were two bids for the rouble Ridden cowl which was in debt to the Mac to the extent of about when it was put into bankruptcy. Neither the receiver Carter Lor the Mac would reveal the exact bid Price but it is thought to be in the neigh boyhood of the bid includes a take Over of the mortgage on cowl s fort Garry Headquarters Worth about Ian Campbell president of Lames b. Carter said tuesday his firm expects to inject both capital and increased employ ment into the firm. About 65 Are employed at the Plant now or. Campbell said he Hopes to increase this to 100 within a we re very pleased and sex he added. The acquisition should have a synergistic effect on our operations. Al ready we re transferring some overflow work from our win Lipco Carter Tempo division to he cowl James b. Carter itself was bought last year by Budd automotive co. Of Canada Ltd., which makes automotive Rames and parts in Kitchener int. Budd automotive in turn s a subsidiary of the Budd co. Of Troy Mich. Carter intends to continue he operations under the cowl lame. Cowl moved to Mani Toba from Ontario two years ago bolstered by a Dree Grant and a Mac loan. The Mac later ice cd cowl build the is Mil Ion Plant in fort Garry lint he company ran out of of Prat no capital and it was put into receivership when it defaulted on an Mac loan interest pay Nunt. C. Shields trustee in bankruptcy for cowl said he was particularly pleased that the Budd offer was accepted and that cowl operations would continue uninterrupted. Education support urged the Manitoba association of school trustees has asked pre Mier de Schryer to discuss the topic greater Federal support of education when he meets the prime minister and the premiers of the three other Western provinces in Calgary july 24 to 2c. Loe the president of the trustees association asked in a letter to the Premier that the conference of ministers Dis j cuss Linn icing of education and Equality of educational Opportunity. Or. Stangl said Manitoba trustees want the Federal Yov Connie it to contribute funds on an equalized basis and not less than one third of educational costs. He said trustees also sup ported the establishment of a Federal Bureau of education to provide National leadership and assistance in education. Lion system started a Chain re action of inflation. Walcer Tihor Likic helped to aggravate a Power shortage of everything from fertilizers to kerosene. Powe r Shurli Igil shut Down irrigation pumps and now the wheel has come full Circle with last year s shortages helping to produce another food deficit this year. When almost every Rupee the indians earn goes for Basic food and when this goes up by Between 20 and 40 per cent in a single year inflation is no joke. It is enough to fray t c m p c r s All around from Power workers in new Delhi to armed policemen in Ultra Pra Desh who last month staged a Lull scale Mutiny. When people Are res live politicians look around for advantage. Popular discontents have fanned simmering political feuds into open conflagrations. Home of these quarrels could be said to be Between progressives and reactionaries As in but in other areas tile fight is Between the tenacious i us1 and the disgruntled outs within the ruling party. T h c s c worries will soon Iran Lac themselves into elec toral terms. Elc Lions Are due next february in Sutlar Pra d c s h India s largest slate which has a population of 90 million. The accounts of party workers returning from tiie Field Are gloomy. The nationalization of be wholesale Trade in wheat and its failure to bring Down prices has Man aged to alienate Holh the Rich Farmers and Uia poor con Sumers. Tile takeover of Hie whole Sale wheat Trade was mrs Gandhi s biggest Gamble since the Bangladesh War and it Lias failed. It was meant to get wheat moving More quickly and More cheaply by culling out tiie Middle Man. The government was supposed to buy eight million tons of wheat directly from the Farmer by the end of last month for the hard pressed Public distribution sys tem everything went wrong. The shortage of Power and fertilizer plus extremely hot weather in april Rusu Llyd in a smaller crop Ibon Hie planners had foreseen. The Farmer would not sell at the Price lie was offered. The displaced whole Saler gave him Long Loans to Hoard his wheat against better Days or smuggle it to higher markets. The Farmers lobby in the state government frus Lral de efforts to impose sanctions against smuggling and hoarding. By the end of june Only half the target of eight million ions had been pro cured and throughout India the poor were lining up for rations thai did not always arrive. The shaming fact is that there is enough food logo around even to feed the n. K. Norm Lee Olio was recently elected president of the Kinsmen club of Winnipeg. Vice presidents elected were Wayne 1 Aton Charles Lees and Charles Saurette. Hungry in the drought areas. Last year s shortage was Only a marginal setback from pro Duclion Levels that have kept Well a h c a d of population growth since Independence. It socialist India after iwo dec Ades of planning had been Able to distribute the wheat Equit ably and smoothly nobody would have suffered. The procurement target of eight million tons need not be met immediately. Another Mil lion or so in addition to imports should Sec the distribution system through until the next Harvest comes in. But that Wilt leave Etc Ryling at the mercy of the Monsoon. The Rains Are looking Good but they could still fail. The Saddest Long term result of the present crisis is that the Promise of belter times for the poor is quietly receding. Six months ago the government launched the outlines of a five year plan hint was to make the boldest assault on poverty in India s history. This was to have Cost million to be paid Lor from Central government funds. After half a year of second thoughts in the Light of inflation costly food imports and continued Industrial stagnation the program has been whittled Down to million of which the slates must find ill per cent themselves Al the expense of Iligir development plans. As there arc no politicians to Challenge mrs. Gandhi and no opposition parties to Challenge the Congress party India will struggle on Asil is for some Lime Cyl. Even Afler the police revolt there Art no signs thai popular disenchantment and frustration is taking a revolutionary form. India is still Loo big Loo amorphous and Loo traditional for that. But violence there May be. 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