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Britain's Budget Comes Tuesday

this one of the quickest ways of “‘necreasing consumer demand.

Automobiles, radio and ielevis- jon receivers, phonographs and fume still carry a purchase tax of 60 per cent on wholesale price. Half that amount of iax is charged on a wide variety of art-

LONDON (Reuters) — Britons looked hopefully today toward the budget to be disclosed in Parlia- mem Tuesday. Most fiscal ex- peris expect it to contain subsian- tial taxcuts.

This almost certainly will be the Conservative government’s last budget before it seeks a new mandate. With public opinion

ams Siamese cat, smacks at the dining room table at anMeilej, who has her owa high- LONDON (AP motion. )—Field Marshal «a lips’ after a bowltul of milk Palos Vancouver lows always dresses for dinner. announced| He said that all that remains of is to cut Se dottins te aie CARDIGAN — Eight chilarea Saturday night he's off to Moscow | the money is a certain amount of ces of a third term if it is not|2md three adults were left home- to talk over “this conflict be-|machinery and “a very outside reduced before October, when last Friday night about 9 tween East and West.” chance” that a goldmining en- most observers t elec-|P-™m. when the home of Mr. and Montgomery said he asked So-|tenpvise in California may prove| left yesterday on the first leg of| Mary April 8th and will return | 0% capect an Mrs. Walter Conohan, Cardigan, viet Premier Khrushchev if he| successful. McKee has been re-| his ‘Ad Limina” visit to Rome, home about May 20th. His Excel-| "2 The ; was completely destroyed by could visit Moscow and the reply | ported in Santa Rosa, Calif. where be will have an audience|lency will report to the Pontiff ee =" Unite tz: . came that he would be welcome.| He is president of Allied Hold-| with Pope John XXIII. Bishop| on the activities in the Charlotte-| SOUNE repo € boson The fire which is believed te “I want to talk to these people |ings Limited. Mr. Millin is a di-| MacEachern, accompanied by/| town diocese over the pasi five rein seed deecede have originated in an upstairs 0 an to see what they think about it| rector. Very Rev. P.F. MacDonald,| years. ot — cond ©" | closet, made rapid headway and all,” he said. : Investments -in the venture ap- 1 ka that ‘the gov | the four younger children who “I know what the West thinks,” | parently were made ia return for , . pesicy “1s to do ai oan 6 fats fanned ees ec eae .. 7] mons ( Soviet formal diplomatic level, Pre-;hamper the situation on the eve| he added. ““‘We cannot go or entog tala nins ' -- fais expansion.” amoved in-their -night attire. teeing Sat & v5 | vores orpunsat Sel tertlor tie senate mer hein ee standing thet the pr a a S$ —s e One of this sim The children range in age from ~ ‘Plane intentionally violated regul-| confined to the four-power air) everything to make these Did “Monty~think %é” GoGld'| used chiefiy to a red el” way of achieving five months to 12 years. Mr. negotia- oS would be to cut taxes and stim- ; ‘Mtions of the West Berlin air cor-| safety centre in Berlin tions easier.” smooth things over? tion at Prinée George, B.C., to Wate consumer demand, Faan.|comuaa’s mother also resided {$idor Merch 27 in order to worsen] WRECK NEGOTIATIONS? The note, as broadcast by Mos-| “I certainly shall not meke it|broadczst freedom messages to cial experts believe the report |" 'nece remained and. partially | tage arsonpedinmetatd eee _ Americans of | cow Radio, contained no warning ee ee he said. Senate Clee. a ica ons. gave Chancellor of the Excheq-| renovated. At present a aT acAe SeRMMnGHaGT Cube waalent of “a deckee te ocelamine cow sour ti hion thane Berlin uer Derick Heathcoat Amory the| han is unemployed. He has beea e con to coa- : 7 ee ae gee tone le eS Sn ie KRI OVA, B.C. (CP) — The)inCanada plan. ee ae ae (a ET gO Bly lilly ETMOI NY aces ices ec a SQORERE Or The Caran Caatan Legion @ Soviet complaint that a U.S.|tween East and West.” > ae oie meme ont oe radical section of the 12,000-|federal authorities to assist in| A credit squeeze imposed two] is endeavouring to raise €130 transport created a hazard It said the Soviet Union. thelof isolated Arg tbe H out membe. strange religious sect inj}bringinmg back their spiritual] years ago by the government to} and maierial io help re-establ sieving too heh other hand, “allows seaien to] greater height than ate aiar’ British Columbia, want to remain r, Stefan S. Sorokin, who} halt inflation has been almost en-| this unfortunate family who have The note raised the issue to a! happen that would be Saab to in Canada. since 1952 has lived on a 25-acre|tirely lifted and the country’s|lost all their possessions

_goes hack to.work today after the|, . =™mering the political arena; Canadian Press Staff Writer |up of delegates from unions aid |r, Gichaak Gan censetined rity, friendly relations with China " Easter recess. caren icin eon CORNER BROOK (CP) — A|labor councils would co-ordinate ooer"ee saeuiias nt Michiko had and the strong feeling in India

Its first big task will be com-| 5 'Conservative eandidate for the| Petition wreiog repeal of New-|the campaign which would belto borrow her wedding costume] OF. IME A pistacrm | Po ee sideration of Finance Minister! Queens constituency. foundland’s : “anti-union” legisla-|part of a national drive for re-| from Empress Navako. VG CAN EL AG we ps anaa ‘Sometimes there is a contra- Fleming's budget, which he will] qe jast ie at tion was launched here Sunday/peal of the legislation. The silk and brocade junihitoe, FLAG diction between these. We have deliver Thursday night in the| eration of — man fore [at 2. Tally sponsored by the) Speaking from the floor, Gerald| valued at $6,000, begins on the therefore to balance and \adjust Commons. the late Mr. Hymdonan a oeeiyj |Corner Brook and District Labor | Matthews, a member of the/insije with a full - length, lined and sometimes make di icalt

Although the Commons _re- (Continued on page 2 col. 3) Council (CLL). Corner Brook local of the ‘Inter- dress of royal purple, with close-| | Micrel choices.”

@umes sittings at_2:30 p.m. EST Postcards whe distributed to|Bational Office Workers Union, | fitting sleeves. LAG we? “CANADIAN . #he Senate won't reconvene un- ‘ = about 1,100 wh» attended the|(CLC. opposed repeal of bill} ‘The second iayer, fitted at the FLAG 20 k tH Tuesday, April 14. Boiler Explosion rally in the local armouries. The/ ne. waist, is a voluminous divided Canuc Ss

Parliament, ry one its Halts } cards a ere oe skirt with each side extending J * ¢urrent session Jan. 15, still Jas Des House of Assembly 's. into two, 10€oot - purple | plenty of work to do before it nwyer Signers were asked to fill in the Joey's Laws trains. Next is the om nee Die Vio ently Prorogues, likely in June or July.| VICTORIA (CP)—HMCS Koote-| 2@mes of their representatives. : ‘silk dress used in the costume,

Prime Minister Diefenbaker| nay, destroyer escort which left|_ Om the reverse side was the Said Ba k Then comes “‘the five cloths” — By THE CANADIAN PRES¢- aaid last week it is the govern-| suburban Esquimalt Friday for| following: “‘I consider legislation I cj est five dresses of varied colors sewn Twenty Canadiens died acts ~ ment’s intention to go ahead] Halifax, returned here Saturday| Contained in bills one and two ‘ together so that strips of the nar dentally during the weekend, 1% with all items of business listed|for minor repairs following a| Passed on March 6, 1959, detri-| WINDSOR, Ont. (CP)—Stanley |row colors show at the neck and of them in Ontario and Quebec, in the throne speech at the open- small explosion in one of her two| mental to the interests of work- Knowles, executive vice-president | cuffs. Over all this comes a dress A Canadian Press survey fram ing of the session. - boilers. jing people and freedom in *"ew-jof the Canadian Labor Congress, | of heavy, ‘stiff cloth; another gar- 6 p.m. local time Friday until 1 CONTENTIOUS ITEMS The accident occurred about | foundiand. I will not vote for any | said Seturday Newfoundiand’s|met of patterned design, a waist- p.m. AST Sunday, showed tliat

So far, the surface of sessional|100 miles southwest of Victoria,| Bouse member or candidate| Premier Joseph Smallwood is the | long tunic with full sleeves and a . | five persons died in traffic acel- basiness has barely been|The return to port was made as| Whose record shows he favors re-| author of the “blackest piece of |half-skirt draped at the back dents in each of Ontario and ecratched. St#i ahead of the|a precautionary measure, ‘ taining these unfair laws.” legislation in Canada in the 20th |from the waist. - Quebec, two in Saskatchewan and — Commons are the most conten-| Cause of the blast is not known.| CLC Atlantic education repre-| century.” TABI ON FEET HE’S HEADING THIS WAY one in Manitoba.

a eeene St eaten. It occurred in the “‘non steaming” ona Pog ym aed age Mr. Smaiiwood’s action On her feet, Michiko will wear pote eee Nova = Sore

Among these govern-| boiler—destroyers have two boil-| John, N.B., the rally the| striking loggers in Newfoundland |tabi—socks with a separate big| ; nee ._Edward Island os ment’s proposed $20,000,000 sub-lers and use only one for economi-|¢ards would be distributed to|was a violation of “everything | toe to take sandal, straps. gary te headed ths way 00 8 ee oe ee ova) green Maple Leaf tn the cena | ish Columbia reported no accides- sidy to the railways for.one year,|cal ciuising. - every union member in New-jthat is right and good,” Mr.| A golden lacquered comb is fit-/ one-man mission to p favorite is the one shown os oe st . tal deaths. The totals fox the which will have the effect of low-/ Dockyard workers were mak-|foundiand. Records would be kept | Knowles told delegates to a week-| ted over the forehead and on top| Canadian flag. On his stop . 1. It has a gold maple leaf on a|familiar Red Ensign. He visited | other provinces: New ering the 17-percent freight rate|ing repairs. Saturday and the|of signatures and composite peti-|end conference studying plans to|of the wig is another gold orna-| Ottawa a few days ago he was| blue n@. Another has} Victoria and is hitting every cap-|2; Quebec 7; Ontario 6; Mani- | increase of last Dec. 1 to abcut/ Kootenay was to resume her voy-|tion in affadivit merge the 1 Pebaaeate CEL trent See Sie tenes. Tie) RENAE WHR bis. station [ho Bag divided Cinaedily tate|Rel iy on vote. toba 1; Saskatchewas 3; Alberta | © per cent, age Sunday. to the with the CCF. — te the false hair, wagon bearing the designs of|a red and white section with (CP Wirephote) | 3 cid

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A brief has been handed to

orchard farm near Montevideo,

polls showing the popularity of the Conservatives and the Labor party almost even, the govern- ment will be anxious to wim back syme voters. by putting more money in their pay envelopes. The government also is anxious to stimulate home indusiry by moves aimed at creating new jobs for the unemployed, who mow total 550,000. “In addition, there has been a big improvement since the last budget in Britain's external fi- nancial position as one of the world’s major trading nations. & EXPECT TAX CUT Politicians expect the top stand- ard rate of income tax, now 8s 6d on the pound, to be reduced by at least sixpence (seven cenis). The government’s main aim

trade balance and gold reserves

icles rangiwg from -ciocks, watches and toys to washing ma- chines and‘ refrigerators.

Economists think that on a bud-

get of about £5,000,000,000 Heath- coat Amory may conside- ae has

from £200,000,000 to £250,000,000

available to lifhten the taxpay-

ers’ burden in v-riovs ways—and

in so doing foster the industrial expansion.

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DETERMINED FRONT RCMP officers indicating that) Uruguay. are both good. The Montague Red Cross Dis The West is reported deter ie rallies mentbers af the sect! Bur more then 0 your the lond-| _ Meateect Amery | sine wen aster Relief Unit visited the die- mined to establish its right x YUK: AKAMIKD, ideri do not wish to migrate to Rus- of the 3.000 Sons of Freedom | Plenty of room for cuts in purch- family a giving rominen S al) all to Weet Bertin pipet odd 4 TOKYO eas — "Dethe Pligronene 4 a oe sia. aa campaigned ar a return to} 28¢ taxes and he may consider all assistance possible. : chooses—particularly in case an-| Michiko Shoda faces an exiaust-| wear, the time is brief. Kt was presented to police offi-| Russia, claiming persecution un- other airlift of to ing test of endurance in a rugged| Michiko’s little fivefoot, 3%-|S¢TS who attended a meeting of| der Canadian laws.

Dies In Charlottetown

OTTAWA (CP) — Parliament

J. 0. HYNDMAN

“The same plane on its return flight the same day again flew at a height exceeding the normal ceiling of flights through the air corridor, although the official U.S.S.R. representative had pro- tested to the U.S. ~epresentative against the violations which have

Palace exactly 20 minutes later by automobile.

Michiko is allowed precisely two hours, 5 minutes to prepare herself for the brief, simple wed- ding ceremony held privately in

taken place.”’

a tiny shinto shrine in the palace.

Labor Council Asks Repeal Of Joey's Labor Legislation

By SANDY CAMPBELL

A labor action committee made

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_YSpecial occasions — accession to

inch figure will be swathed in more than 30 pounds of costume, dress-upon-dress and robe-upon- of heavy cloth. Her head Carry an enormous wig.

junihitoe—titerally, ‘‘suit of 12 garments”—is styled for win-

The junihitoe, originally the costume of Chinese women, was adopted by ladies of the Japanese court 1,000 years ago. Gradually, an elaborate set of rules de-

about its wearing .otil

only members of the imperial

f. were permitted to wear it its full spendor.

/Now it is only worn on three

the throne, a royal wedding and formal recognition. of a prince imperial, a held for Prince Akihito on Nev. 10, 1952. BORROWED COSTUME

A yw r is required to weave new junihitoe and since the

4 stormy history of the Sons of

300 members of the Sons of Free- dom here.

A summary released Saturday said the police had been asked to transmit the brief to Ottawa. Se- nior RCMP officers tiere declined to releare details of the brief.

It’ was the first time in the

Freedom that police officers had been invited to a conference. During the meeting at teast a dozen men and women disrobed, standing in the nude while lead- ers of the sect explained the stay-

The first Doukhobors came to Canada 30 years ago, settling in Saskatchewan and, after re- peated controversy with author- ities, thousands moved to British Col. dia.

A delegation named by the Sons of Freedom visited Russia early last year, travelling to Si- beria where they sought land for settlernent.

Some 2,500 were reported ready to return to their home- land.

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NEW DELHI (Reuters)—Prime Minister Nehru admitted Sunday that Indian feeling over Tibet coupled with India’s security, and her relations with Communist China “sometimes makes -iffi-

eult choices.”

Custody Of Lama — Raises Di

fficulties

In an hourdong press confer ence, dominated by questions on the Tibetan revolt, Nehru said it is not the government’s intention ta put “undesirable curbs” om the Dalai Lama, Tibet’s god-king who escaped into India last week and arrived Saturday at the Buddhist monastery of Towang, on the India-Tibet border.

“I am sure he would not like to take any steps here which would embarrass us or him,” he added.

On India’s relations with China, Nehru said: ‘Conditions are suca that difficult, delicate and em- barrassing situations are created and may continue.”

THREE FACTORS

The government had three ma- jor factors in view—India’s secu-

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