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During 010 cS1411:044 of the
Department of Highways, Hone
Charles lllagNaughton stated
that the province :will .have spent
considerably more on roads than
it received through the operation
of motor 'vehicles for the fiscal
Year, 1963.04, The estimated, total
revenue-derived-from the operat-
ion of motor vehicles from all .
souces is $271,6,25,900. The es*.
meted total expenditures for the
Departnient of Highways and
Department of Transport is
$480,77,000, 'pointing un. an ex.
ces$ of expendittire versus related
revenue r@ated of 421,454,000.
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The estimates of the Depart. „.
anent of Public Welfare revealed
tl:,te Province spends, more on.
the interest charges of the public
debt than the total spent. ;or • • ,Public Welfare in, the,,Provin
Bill does, The Bill is sUpposed
to be directed against
organizekl .crihne. The fact
of the matter is it is directed
ag4inst every man, and woman
in this province,
This piece of legislation was
Prompted by the Ontario Felice
Commission's report x. tabled ~ in
Legistlature Thursday: This
report pointed up the existence
of organized crime in the provr
into,, but not syndicated trims. it
stated that organized Crime was
deeply entrenched in some of the
larger cities in the province,
It is to be hoped that an
acceptable way of controlling
crime in the province edif be
rectified without infringing on the
right of the individual to the ex-
tent that the- Bill does at the pre.
ent,time,
;In another Bill Mr. Cass intro-
duced measures to register all
used car dealers and salesmen I
,with the Province. A Register of
Used Car Dealers and Salesmen;
will have power to refuse or
cancel registration for a breach
of conditions under which it is
granted or because he, considers
such action in the., public, in.
merest, Dealers must have their
ho-OIS—aliti— any TitHer"reqiiired
documents available for inspect-'
ion. Failure to comply with the
tecrufrenietiti"'ivill result in im-
Prisonment up to one year and a
..finfy,up 400.00'4349 legislat-
ion also empoweri the Govern-
ment to .reonire, that use k, car.
Alealors and salesmen be bond-
ed. The Attorney-General Topes:
this legislation will be in force
by June 39.
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Police State, Nazi 'Germany or
Star Chamber were some of the
alore e4trelne statements nude
concerning Attorney - -General
Fred Cass' proposed pill giving
the, Ontario Police Commission
pner to summon Amy person for
questioning in secret and to jail
indefinitely if lie refuses to
:answer. questions. The Police
?emission would have the power.
to deprive such a person of legal
course until he was in. jail. The
legislation doe$ not provide for
bail or appeal by anyone
prigroned under these circum-
stances. The Bill really moans
that a person could be pulled oft
the street by police, brought
before the Commission and then
thrown in jail if be refused to
answer queStions. This, without
a doubt is very dangerous and
far reaching Piece of legistb,t; tion. 7p
In commenting at a press con-
ference Mr. Cass said ..The right'
of a few individuals may
have to be overridden for the,
ptiblic good,"
Surely_ these_ is not any yespon.-
sible person in this country who
would want to create au enviorn-
meat where organized and syndi-
cated crime could: flourish un-
abated. Blit by the same token it
is doubtftil thee is! k any r%
sponsible person who would
suggest .that% crime " must be
stamped out even if thato,means
I-infringing on the basic rights of
all the people of the province.
This is precisely what Mr. Cass'