By GORDON GRANT | ! Canadian Press Staff Writer: Reaction in the business com-
munity to. Finance Minister | Sharp’s budget last’ week was | generally favorable.
en the brakes on the economy— called for delicate handling. Most thought the budget would do a good job. Jean P. Ostiguy, president of % fhe Investmet Dealers Associa- tion of Caz la, described it as eourageous a A Toronto economist said he thought it was\fine ‘‘considering all the things Mr. Sharp\couldn’t He said the finance minister, for political or ‘economic rea- sons, couldn't: Devalue the dole lar, increase already high cor- poration taxes, impose import
‘Business Reaction Favorable | To Sharp’s Federal Budget
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“HH. K. Leckie, general mana- ger of the Meat Packers Coun- cil of Canada, said a recent in- crease in hog marketings is making: supplies of pork more plentiful, and its price lower.
The minister's © objective—to, ‘Although shoppers may not- eurb inflation without putting | be fully aware of it yet, there has been a general lowering of.
prices."
Elsewhere on the business scene, Robert Winters, minister of trade ‘and commerce, laid down a 12-point guide to subsid- jiaries of foreign companies tell ing them how! to be good cor- porate citizens.
The guidelines tell companies
and not to their parents in the United States or other coun- tries. : OPPOSED TO U.S..
The Canadian guidelines are opposed’ to those of the U.S.
surcharges or increase personal income taxes too much, ‘SOUND MEASURES’ “If we accept the assumption . «of Mr. Sharp, that inflation ts clearly on its way, then he has| taken sound measures to curb it,’ said Mervin’ Farrell, man- acer of economic research at Stelco-— — eee : Housewives, who know about inflation, got some good news.
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ing more money drained abroad. ;
One of the Canadian guide-, lines says a company should have as an objective a finan- cial structure providing Cana- dians with opportunity to buy shares- inthe Canadian — opera tion. Rene een An official of a Catiadian sub- sidiary. of a.U.S. firm asked: “Who wants the shares of sub- sidiaries? Personally, I'd buy
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onder the proposed amend-|'The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., April 5, 1966. 15) :
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* By CARL MOLLINS LONDON (CP)—Prime Minis-
Note Is Found ter Harold Wilson is. under jone.
j heavy pressure from friends and | “This ‘time there. can be no
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In Old Rifle ' political foes alike to jerk Brit~ ; , ‘ain out of economic drift, now
_LETHBRIDGE, Alta. (CP)— he has wen a large parliamen- Allan Kerr of Lethbridge found tary majority. himself 25 years back in history| Britain expects a tough aus- jwhen he took apart the stock of terity budget in May. ja rifle he had purchased for his Weekend: editorial commenta- |weapons collection. ‘tors almost unanimously ex- |. ‘tucked, away in a hole in the pressed hopes Wilson will live stock of the 1903 Mannlicher | up to his own post-election pledge |note written in December, 1940 ‘to take whatever measures we by a Greek soldier. ‘think necessary, whether. they | The: note, in purple ink and be popular or unpopular.” \wrapped in a four-inch square| Implicit in muth comment 1s jpiece of a Greek newspapef, |yneasiness about Wilson's readl- said the soldier was out Of ness to tackle pressing prob- | Scene and surrounded by the |iems with the same flair he dis-
f. {played in developing a precart-
| “I would assume he was oe toehol “ Sdionan: killed,” says Kerr, who Pur-|jower into last-Thursday’s elec-
lrespective countries from hav-|Chased the weapon from a Mon- jtora} victory—a $7-vote majority
'treal arms dealer. Kerr say8itor Labor in the 630-seat House
the rifle was brought to Canada - ts" tte years ago but he doesn't of Commons. The final results
know its history prior to that. were: Labor 363 seats; Conserv:
Lewis machine gun used in the First World War at Passchen- daele and a 1938 Mannlicher
Italy, the type used by Lee Oswald’ in the assassination of President Kentedy. *"- * .
GIVES VIOLIN RECITAL
NEW YORK (CP) — Hyman Bress, Canadian violinist who recently returned from a tour of the Soviet Union, Sunday night gave his second concert
ener earners
Kerr's collection includes «RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT ;
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CONTRACT BRIDGE
By B. JAY BECKER
South dealer.
trumps, and then finesse the North-South vulnerable. ¢
|jack of spades.
958 4 favorite to make the contract if @KQ10082 97643 you played the hand this way, hAl4, &Q1098 but there is another methdd of SOUTH play which eliminates the luck
@AT72 element in its entirety and gives
; : jtrumps, and then cash the -A-K
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diamonds and -discard the Seven
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: a diamond trick which you
The taaing: | could have saved by ruffing,
Opening lead — king of dia-\nut at the same tine prised | monds. 2 the contract. :
There are many ways of re-| West wins the diamond with
1¢ 49
-|/dncing: the luck factor in bridge |the queen, but, regardiess of the
land increasing the element of /nature of his hand,'he is bound skill. It would be poor policy to to give you the contract. «If he rely solely poh Tuck in a given|has a spade to lead and leads jiand if an alternative line of |it, he establishes the fourth
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|play were available which was spade in dummy as.a trick, jsure togsucceed regardless of |while if ne leads a diamond of lhow the adverse cards were di- ‘a e¢lub you save a-club trick | vided ~ and thus make the contract.
| Here is a case in point, Let's It is surely better to: adopt isay you're @ecla er at four (this line of play then depend ‘hearts and West’ leads. the~king |on the favorite location of the lof diamonds. “One way-of play- queen of spades or ace of clubs. line the hand is to win the dia-/A sure thing is a sure thing is a
{mond with the ace, draw ‘sure thing.
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latives 253; ‘Liberals 12; Irish Re- |publican.‘one, and the ¢Speaker
alibis,” says the Laborite Daily | | Mirror, in reference to the claim | ithe Wilson government of the \last-17 months was inhibited by ja tiny Commons -majority and an economic crisis so
from the Conservatives.
SITUATION DANGEROUS |
The Wilson government's! jwith a dangerous economic. sit: | juation. | | Britain is pledged to pay, by 1970, foreign debits - amounting | to £900,000,000 ($2,700 000,000) at; at time when industrial output’ is stagnant, manpower.is scarce} and imports continue to outstrip exports. & a
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