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The Guardian. Charlottetown. Tues. April so. ms. 9' lob“... Flight Planned To U.S.

. ' ~ I aw I e e HALIFAX icri — Aerial Ser- Vlce Corporation of Miami, Fla., a ~ any plans to

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it live Atlantic provinces lobs- ters to the United States more it

_ . . y L I ' et. ,' f I d ‘loward F. Sabin. procurement if“, director, said at a press confer-

. . TORONTO (CP) -- Hawker; Emmert said at the company's 30$,met§°TMM°fisugfisbfi

Siddeley Canada Ltd. plans cap- annual meeting Monday. - ~ \ tel expenditures this Year to» Following extensive reorgan- mail’sggfilhigmfh‘: Lnutflféfl -' tailing $21,000,000 and about the ization and return to a profit season and transport them by i. same in 1964, President T. J. position in 1962. Mr. Emmert plane to the midwest United *- ' a said the company new plans to states market.

"with particular emphasis on Day particular attention to 81" He said it would be the first ‘liberalizlng trade relations be- Dansion of its steel buSint‘SS; in large scale effort to transport tween both countries." further development of its in- live lobsters out of the province

“This is the kind of effort at dustrial gas turbine business. by air, 1 the non-government level which to research and engineering. in- The company has formed a . V i». can have great mutual benefits cluding the creation of newvsubsldiary, svs Corporation of jand which should be encour- products; and to further inte-.Miami. to carry the lobsters} iaged." gration oi the company's wide-irdr. Sabin is‘ executive director 3 Herter said he is pressing spread affairs with the aim of1 and general manager of the sub- ahead to prepare the ground forI more efficient use of resources,i sidiary.

major free world tariff neflotlg material and human. ‘ lie said agreements had been‘

atlons next year. With the U.S.: Principal current steel expan—Jreached with about 10 dealers to;

’Of‘el‘lnl '0 reduce 1‘8 “Irma by sion project is the recently all-supply the lcbsters whlch would ‘ .IIP to 50 Per cent in return for nounced plans of Dominion Steelibe flown daily in chartered Can-i

.Sh'mlll‘ 00110955“!!! (Tom other and Coal Corporation — con-indian planes from here. Gender. 1

icountries. trailed by Hawker Siddeley~toiNfld., andbMonqtofn. h ‘b ‘

i ~ A build an addition to its Mont-. Biggest uyers or t: e o stern

twazTaspfi‘elfifd‘Rmflgg across_’ real facilities for the production‘would be supermarkets. Wm“ i ' . . jof rods. bars and other items. {now depend on fI‘UCk Ind Mil ithe-board or linear tariff-reduc- trans rt he said ti? tapproach. to reduce all tar-: Tllilnnn‘gs Pfioglsmged th ‘ p0 ' '

f s' a ne tinted rcenta e. F- mmel‘ 956“ - 6‘

“mile “,5?qu “It: times“. gas turbine business for produc- NrB. PRISON WALL COMES TUMBLING DOWN “were “W m “m 1" ‘5 “*5 d d

' g the possibility that certain coun- mg SEN potential." l AWCIr ed Me al . y t _ H . itries might get "free rides" in He said the company expects.

3i sifotti: “frag along the north pounding of la 3.100- p o u n d demolition crew tore down the Will be replaced by a concrete _tmfi concessions, “steady but not necessarily OTTAWA (CF! — David Pat- si e o e e era penitentiary wrecking ball. Extra guards . ; spectacular progress.” If the re- rick Kiervin, a 12 - ear - old at Kingston. 0nt.. c omes were posted Monday and wire wan erected mo years “0' summit" ims’giltzmlghefrgfi' :fifld cent new feelingof buoyancy in schoolboy at Saint JZhn. N.B..

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tumbling down it nder the fences were erected While a The wall, Weakened. by frost. (CP Wirephotohspread cuts “any item on whichI the country continued through ha been awarded the gold iiihere is any escape clause or? t chyegr, currgné expectations medal of the Canadian Automo- . 0 national s e c u r 1. action in‘ mlg e excee e . bile Association for lifesaving as I ‘ lower y . As ed_by a shareholder when ‘a school safety patroller. it was I _ i “The coming Geneva talks resumption of dividends on the announced Monday. B E e w . c e i(toopenMay16)‘therefore' will. common ‘stock might be ex-_ The boy, a student at St. y O'mmunlty’have to be aimed at obtainingi flagged} Slll‘ dRoy Dobson, chair.‘ I’tetszr’st fSchootlf1 pulltid {a fellovl: an exceptions formula that is u ! 991° 1 is" 9" mm 9 D8 0 8 true I I By HAROLD MORRISON coming our econ om” pmb 1limited enough to .ensure that; We have. just turned the cor-i! last Nov. 14 and saved him r e n 0 i — We “a”; raster w 25mins? .5223: “3532?; - tian Haney, president Ken“ The Canadian econom h Slsnucan. U S“ 1019? y Per" . . S . n .3“ “'1 {ece V9 3 "’8 Plumes of smoke billow wooden beams caught fire. nedy’s chief tariff negotiator. istmnger than some Ameryicans.mls.swe *0 “um” senulflely “3' . gotf't.t°°‘ifile‘d y’th ,f“°n{‘den°° dunng the “final "hool “M’- from a blazing CNR bridge in Smoke swirled an estimated ‘ ‘ proposed Monday that each had been my to believe, mand‘avo‘dable r?servat‘°“5' ' Ii). ‘ [WI cf)" mue' 1 d ipatml jumbome 1“ Ottawa May‘ Toronto's suburban Scarbor- quarter-mile into the air. MONTREAL (Cpl—The Im-rtime taxation was brought outvli’estern country agree to "re-isaid. Canada had problems bull “9"”.Sa‘d he WW” demand‘ "cc 0” “m we we ‘ ’10 “d 11' . ough Sunday after its 12-inch (CP Wircnhnto) perlal Tobacco Company of Can- in the open so every taxpayerduce all its tariff rates by a per- £3150 great opportunities_ 'that Pgucunural 35 we“ #5 in“ The . “_ward wages. RCMP ‘ Ida went before the royal com- :could see exactly how much he ‘centage to be agreed upon." i 01 nd dd d uh t th C idustrlal goods be included in the1 DROl'PED EIRST BOMBS ‘ Commissmner C. Hamsonlv mission on taxation Monday "on contributed to the cost of gm“ ‘ 3 a e a * anl':cuts and that non-tariff import. The first aerial bombing raid and Montreal Police director

behalf of the Canadian smoker" emmem inggfeiigfifihgaih than and US. chambers areirestrictions. such as quotas and was in 1849 when Austrians J. A. Robert, commended theii’?

‘0 we" I “duetion 1'1 taxes on “i don't believe there is any the fee] the m d , , engaged in a deep study olways icustoms red tape, also be re— iattacked Venice with bomb- boy's alertness, initiative and? . - usi ieserve - . . . . cigarettes. body in this mom who knows frog] the unifoyrm tariff reduc_ ‘of expanding multilateral or-adelduced. ‘Carl‘ylng balloons. disregard for his own safety.

The” is "0 rhym“ 0" “3350" MW muc‘h gasoline tax he tion." llertcr said in disclosing: :2

for a government to depend to 1pays." said Mr. Lightroot. the details of U.S. tariff propos- the extent 01’ QPPFOXImfltely URGES EQUAL RATE als under Kennedy‘s Trade Ex- aeven per cent of its budgetary! Everyone should also pay the ‘panslon Act.

(it! revenue 011$}!e Procfeds 9fisame rate of income tax. “we contend that these ex- lederal tobacco taxeS. said argued, so distribution would be ceptions should be kept to ‘ J. A. Calder, Imperial's ll‘eas-‘fair.

. ' minimum." urer.1f not eliminated. the taxes Mr. Carter estimated that it Hatter spoke before the [1.5; u

:20:ng "drastically reduced." _would require a ilai rate of at .Chamber of Commerce annualj - -least 35 per cent to provide the ‘ ' “I ‘i ' ' k d‘ AM from “10 11 Per cent‘necessa revenue under Mr. i°°".‘"°“c° o ow-ng wee en i Metal sales tax, cigarettes are Highways plan. .talks at Ottawa. Victor Oland of

_ . . _ i subject to an excise duty of $4.00 . Commissioner J. H a r v e y aggraaafigigengrgigme gene: i per thousand and an excise tax ‘Perry said that regardless of Eng. {mm C'anada and m; of $5.00 per thousand. This, said :the merit of Mr. Ligihtfoot's «pro‘ssed mo belief that Cam"! ‘

the Imperial brief. totals 209 Der.al'gumcnts. it was “refreshing mans _ mm few exceptions“.

cent of the manufacturers' sell- to hear a brief that advocated

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ing price. At the retail level the ihl her income taxes. virtual] E appri‘c‘at? .t’ i in total: 20 cents on a (is-cent iallg the briefs presented to thziur'fig gfitg‘lgngthimwfiff '“d‘ . package. . icommlssion so far called forip p y ' i.

As a comparison, said Mr.|:tax reductions CITES DETERMINA'HON " Clader- the taxes 0“ “0110? mm; “Yes,” said Mr. Carter. “you Now that the Canadian elec- only 37 Per Cent °f the ma" certainly made an impact." tion is over. Oland said. “there . . PriCF- i The commiSsion opens hear- j is a determination in Canada on ; ' i ‘ disuse: “it: sideshow in We” 1"? aids-w. “am the

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oneqlllalf of the population is dras— FALLOUT INCREASES L y n8 ': ~ ' 1 ~ tical more hghl taxed than i ' the oyther without 5hny pretence KWINNHLEG (ONYEF- yet gent e enough at e. uity or benefit." ieran. c airman 0 am as} ' L‘s: To COLLECT technical advisory committee on for fill. your Clothes

, _ radiation. Monday said the in- Ma ' P ’ .sslstrir:..:°n;s or magi: r0 em? ' . ug an increase nuc ear: . 2:? igfii‘giifiifflmgugfiffgg' fallout to tlhe province. He said. Do you quarrel un’th your - . 'iin an interview that the rainaispouse about money. Devon and not equity. is one reason ‘ . . tebank [or the high tobacco tax“ have washed down nuclear fall- . have a Jomt or separa There were non-eonomic ar— 0‘“ and the Province? radiation 3 accoupt? Isbuymg a house guments favoring heavy ciga. count has temporarily riseniasenmble thmgtodo'fln May rette taxes including “some-Bub he addEdv the amount 1! i Reader's Digest read the fair times quite'passionate” opposl- if” {mm dangeTOVLP-m lcinating survey of youngU.S. tlon to smoking on grounds of [and Canadian couples—and morals and health. But “even if KEEP TRADITION ' 1 how they spend their money. ‘ there were some validity to Britain's Royal Agricul- . Get your May issue of the such views, it should not be the tural Show has been held 8011* Reader's Digest today. function of our tax system toially Since 1348- ‘

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Mr. Calder pointed out that tobacco is Ontario's biggest cash crop. earning four times as much as fruit. It involves 6.000 Canadian farmers and wages are paid to 40,000 seasonal work- ers. The manufacturing segment of the industry employs 10.000 persons iid 90,000 retail outlets handle tobacco products.

In the last 10 years. while hourly wages of tobacco work- .V ers rose 50 per cent and the! cost of tobacco for manufactur- lng rose 25 per cent. the selling} price of cigarettes in Canada,’ excluding taxes. dropped by six

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"Charles I. who didn't like Sir Walter Raleigh." .

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