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By FORBES RHUDE

reaction. Ronald Robertson, di- rector of the Canadian ax Foundation. common

article the current issue of the Canadian Tax Journal.

simple truth that the level of

mortals never seem to be able to keep both sides of the equa- tion in mind for any length of t ..

e. The article is an abbreviated

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agemoni course given by Queen's University School of Business in May. and it sum- marizes a number of objections to the present tax structure and suggests some approaches ' to- wards solutions.

Mr. Robertson says it now is being realized that none of‘ the longstanding concepts of equit law. accounting. business or economics. as they perta taxation. can be accepted un-

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critl al . “We could do better if we

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jectives and remove some of the folklore inevitably attached to tax questions."

ISSUE SECOND BOOKLET The Tax Foundation has also issued a volume is

by Prof. R. Craig Mclvor of Mc- Masier University a Recent Growt.h in Canadian Co-opera- tives: a reprint of his 1959 study

Taxation Level Depends

Canadian Press Business Editor of Canadian Co-operatives; and

in taxation. as in the nhyal-ipapers on co-operatives pre-

cai world. every action has a seated pt the Foundation's 1961 n eren .

taxation depends on the level of l tion of Canada. government expenditures. We‘.

- sued by the recently-formed

could reach some consensus. about a handful of desirable ob-=

eni Spending

entitled 'I'he Post War Taxation

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Latest technological advances‘ in world textile production will is u sed at the Canadian

varsity Sept. 5-7. s .t.bo Textile Technlc

sored by

Market. relations between coun- -tries on either side of the A llantic will be intensified. espe- clally those between Canada and France, says a booklet is-

C nadian arm of one of the bi

French banks. 1 0;

The Canadian subsidiary. with 1 . headquarters in Montreal. is So- T gciato Finsnciore pour ie Com-| merce ct l'lndustrie Dice (Com- mercial end Industrial Finance Co. Ltd.) its arent firm is Banque National: pour le Com- merce et l‘Industrie. commonly known as BNCI.

Aims of the Canadian subsid- 'iary, as outlined by the book- let. include: .worl - wide services of BNCI group for Canadian ex- .porters: support for Canadian ‘companies forming overseas branches or subsidiaries: open-

g of credit lines overseas: aids to new French and other European companies establish- ling in Canada: and guidance in ll-"rcnch and European invest- lments. ‘

l The BNCI has 1.350 branches and agencies. of which 150 are outside France.

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You are South. neither side bidding h a s been:

South West 1 0 Pass 3 2 Pass 2 9 Pass

What would you n o w bid with each of the following four hands?

1. ass: on QAQJ92 uus 2. .72 V94 QAKQJSS QKQ3 3. 44 cores oaxasaz an 4. .3 was ¢KQ9as4 .pK.m

1. Two spades. A minimum

obligation to bid thereafter in minimum icrms. The opening diamond bid in ih i 5 case is quite thin. and partner h as done nothing to cause us to re- value the hand upwards.

The two diamond hid caution-

much from us.‘ and this warning is repeated by giving a simple preference bid of two spades. If partner chooses to continue the bidding. he does so in he face of our slow -down tactics. A rehid of two notrump over two hearts would be more for- warrl-noini: i ha n the hand merits.

2. Three notrump. Having earlier bid only two diamonds.

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opening bid carries with it an caged

ed partner not to expect. too I

‘we now have to show that our .hand was not as bad as partner Em hi it. (For example. our Idiamonds could have been A-K- !x-x-x-x. in which case we would ‘also have bid one and two dia- imonds.)

l The jump to three notrump lcannot be construed as a h i g

L Nfld. (CP)

Expedition Renews Hunt For Vikings

—- An expeditiod headed by Norwegian Dr. 'ielge

Ingstad which is exploring what 8‘

lioves to be early Viking 0 CW

so fouodland. is sxpoc oo- inue work here until mld-Sep-

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be ’t "The prime example of this." jTexviilecS:minar at Queen's Uni- * umber‘ - d

his is the second summer

T “den, Ingstad has worked on the

ste on the northern tip of the

island of Newfoundland. Re- An . pglult of the Common DOYTI III Till TRIO! Ofl IIII Wflfk

so far say he is certain this

t. part of North America was vis-

ited and inhabited by the sea- faring Vikings several centries before Christopher Columbus discovered the continent. Dr. Kristian Eldjarn, director the Iceland National Mu- seum, and Prof. T. H. Viimun- darson of the University of Ice-

RIl'LEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

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SULMN MOHAMMED ii of Turkey

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land. recently he the diuioss. their part at the work done.

They said in an interview at Gander. Nfld.. they found evi- dence that the inhabitants of the settlement extract iron from the soil and knew ow to process it.

They also considered it ins- portant that traces of bronss have been found. Most of the lsamplcs were found among the ‘charcoal of the cooking places. lea will undergo further

Traces of Eskimo culturo

I. R. Whitaker of Memorial Uni- versity of Newfoundland. PROTEST NUCLEAR TEST! LONDON (Reuters)-—Several hundred student anti - nuclear campaigners marched through London Saturday to the Russian

sumpiion of nuclear tests. The marchers dispersed without in- cident after dellveiing their lot- ter.

at tmddlefsei-i,Cov\ri.,

FAMED FOR HIS GREAT V0iCE, ONCE CALLED Fa! AID IN

CARRYING HOME A BEAR

CAUGHT av mg . , CUTTER ‘ANN arm’ or ssmem. Denmark has NEARIA/_G A PAIR 0F.FRO6MIiN.T 606613‘

lhand. since we previously lim- gited our strength by a signal! yrebid of two diamonds. with ;.partner continuing to force the issue despite ou r earlier will- lingness to stop at a part score, l we connot afford to bid again lin minimum terms. A Jump to Ithree notrump is clearly indi-

3. Four h r- a r t 5. Obviously, this hand rises greatly in value once partner mentions hearts.

‘The spade response pulled our

‘hand down in value. but th e

heart bid more than restores

3therorlginal evaluation of the hand. it would be wrong to bid-. only three hearts. because that

.might cause partner to think we were responding only be-

;causc we had to.

; The jump to four shows newly-found values b a s e d on the discovery of a heart it

invites partner to go on to-

wards a slam. bearing in mind. though, the limited strength shown by the earlier bid of two

diamon s

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4. Three clubs. The danger of a misfit is clearly indicated by partner's responses in the suits

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