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gt s a ; : e : : " t 4 j . e - » + i ° r ee 2 a The man’ ctugere eontended Mam Bowe’ (NDP — Hamilton things. 16.00 fewer jobs and Drug Bi ists liniiitersiane Cassia hat the average Canadian has South’, stacked. the cards in. leaving the public af the merey | toc exper | less labor fhan-work- Presenting the committee. with of foreign suppliers | . in aost other untries to. sets of figures showing higher Eugene Whelen ‘(L Essex | Fig ures On Products Cost pay for his’ drugs Canadian drug costs South) marked that Canadian | a 3 : “« . ‘ He-finished with an illustration’ farmers only. wish they had half es OTTAWA (CPi—_Dn 4 a ae ee STACKED CARDS selected at random from a list the protection against foreign ‘ s Commons ing to vdpoeet tuneg cee nny ot briant. “appearing before of drugs mentioned by Dr. produce that the drug industry “Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew” 7 facturers turned the Commons ing to support figures supplied the Commons committee as an Howe It showed a. consumer enjoys , : drug prices inquiry Tuesday ‘blackboard, to,.meet a challenge expert for the association. ‘uged- price of $7.97 in Britain and $25 ns Mleet olds iaieleid ‘Me: SECOND SECTION Charlottetown, Thur., June 23; 1966. PAGE 13 into a univefsity lecture hall, to their- figures on drug costs. a blackboard to jlustrate how jn’ Canada. but represented 4.4 : to indicate that — of the i . complete with ‘professor and Dr. Peter C. Briant, vice-dean jhe cmaacar eat ~ arrived at hours of—work in Britain and. Ures ription dollar.” the druggist: of the economic. benefits of im- |: «. i : wed = , and director of McGill Univer- by the Pharmaceutical Manu- their figures and. to argue that 46 Bours in Canada on the hasis -_ i eels, Gis PP nt proving the dusty, winding i : 5 ‘ ne nity’s. schoo! of commerce, de- facturers Association “. committee member, Dr. --Wil- of the association's formula for -_ aaa Solesak tax col. 1000mile road that. “starts at pst Seis! ee ey ~~ translating prices — into *, labor re fae caste ' Dawson Creek, B.C., and runs/ ctor four cents and manu “ : hours digs , facturer 37" cents through the Yukon to = Fair-| # However, the; association's tac = 2 . barks, Alaska. It was builty by > method of claiming fair and the United States during = reasonable drug cots came un- k R d Second World War as a de- der attack from committee Alas a od fence measure and turned over counsel A. M._ Laidlaw, who to Canada in Sy aie : “ sored ; r ;questioned what. Canadian earn- p Je b Northern A airs Minister LIBERAL TELECAST jing power ‘has to do with ~ aving ° Laing told a Commons com- . question when drug prices ‘mittee earlier repe is dis- lconsumers cin Britain are appointing. While the govern- CFCY-TV lelearty lower than to consum- Expensive ment didn’t necessarily share ers in this country 1 ‘ all of the opinions in the report, ' - He suggested that importation OTTAWA (CP!—Paving and it would be helpful to persons f 7 of lower - priced drugs would other improvements to the interested in the matter a+ FRIDAY, JUNE 24 =e TAS P.M. help. Canadians and this was Alaska Highway would cost an’ The report says tourism would j , what the _€ommons had asked ortnee $84,051,000 and return be “the only industry to Seep |» ‘SAYS. ONLY METHOD — a 20-year. period, as a special | plan. Agricultural production in Dr. Briant replied that the as- report commissioned by the fed-northern sections of Alberta ang sociation’s statistical m.e.t,hod eral government and tabled British Columbia~ might make was only one way of measuring in the Commons small gains through increased the economic performance of an It suggested that with traffic sales to Alaska. industry comparison with other on the increase, a re-evaluation 3 If Canadians did not want a of the Lr aged another 10 e a countries -. years might produce a better Dow BR W: ry : 4 domestic drug manufacturing economic argument for paving re 4 industry,/then importation the road. e oe might be the answer. But that Stanford, Calif., Research Wi | Reopen. would mean. among_ other Institute carred out an analysis : : QUEBEC (CP\—Dow Brew. | R | K F S ery. which closed sit Quebec | i Bruce ° City plant March owing é ‘Daniel MacDonald Bruce Stewart H Oo N D A < sscins of dente among heavy | -f 2 Ste r . beer drinkers in ‘the region, | ' LIBERAL CANDIDATES FOR Ist KING $s here bu has announced the plant ‘ € a WwW to y one? will reopen June 27 | , . . ate & Some 1,000,000 gallons of beer | o = Douglas Bros. were recalled and destroyed in ‘ . t : 7 ; SH = 5 a , Navy Tange off the n a * Jones s persons of a rare heart ts croix shudders as a force coast of California. There ies Bota a ‘deck an cl 7 ; ease alent to more than seven was no major damage to the 7 : of course! _tvectigntios re ya mo | _— eer barks water dcy- dedtveyer’ eecert. ond Ge a ati z gos Wirephote | Low Down Payment "| parece bees a ’ ward. during recent shock tests only personnel casualty was a”. from Nation lence) ‘wy Inserted by P.E.1. Liberal Assn. Zz a a (ane oO venk | Pierre Gendron, president a : - ; ’ j . = i sa a z ; ~ J 1 en | Dow ee a aaelion | the inquiry had proved “those Music plays no part in the N orth Ir elan d get | of ll is the only common | who died did not just drink typical religious service of or- F i Dow.’ thodox Moslems ; ™ factor yet found in the deaths Bank Re-open ? FOR GOVERNMENT INSPECTED BRANDED. seceasr_c4P — sans te « oe 7 . Northern Ireland opened Tues- : Ha Re , 2 ee . bah Bien. situ 7 SIRLOIN day for the first time since @ Fr : “ os clerical strike shut them down 1 4 ; : T-BONE c six eee ago.. 3 . ROUND striking junior employ- : : WING Lees raged Fridayto accept an. _——- —t 1 er3 < wo Se a Pa re = | immediate seVven-per-cent pay r ” , Pi | = - | increase and another 3.5-per- i Rk ss < 2h st TENDER RUMP | cent increase next April They F. ee t e i seek eee ee 2 ee ‘10 LB. WHITE oe ee agian --had—asked—for-—an—11-per-cent— — c 4 - - se t 4 - 79 red LROAST 69 raise in annual salaries rang- ’ : 7 SUGAR | Cc to ds c ing from £440 ($1,320) to £672 ; 3 SILVER SEAL our big [ MaxweLLHouseE- INSTANT ($2,016) : f | ! KY ] 09 The settlement doesn't affect ee i ‘e MOLASSES 39¢ LUC COFFEE 6 072. the Irish Republic, where junio? q oe ; . ‘NS - ~ lemployees, who went on strike t ct , ‘MAPLE LEAF. DOLLAR 10 LE. BAG at the same time, are holding * ~ \ Ad For CHARCOAL 89c out for a seven-per-cent raise. A ; * . ? LARD be .00 Store-Wide They had been earning from ee ; leaaies ie inane Anniversary PERFECTION 1% GAL, £450 to £655, annually. , | ‘or ee ICE-CREAM 89c ¢1,: eet Ne ay can ‘SPECIALS | IC 7 Clairtone ° - ¢ , Ssaate nee —— wm - = ROBIN HOOD KRAFT ORANGE — 24 07. I Plant Opens 5 Pp 2 : ra | MARMALADE 49 oe a" vn ap BAG Premier Robert L. Stanfield | . said > here _ industrial prog- - ESA ress has taken place in spite of ; Fr at 69c difficulties Nova Scotia has ex- ; LUCKY ONTARIO ' perienced. DOLLAR : He was opening the $4,000,000

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U.S, Auto Slump | May Hit Canada

“and Mail. says Canadian auto industry officials fear they may have to reduce their shipments to the United States if the U.S. car sales slump -continues inte fall The paper says Can ayaiien mitted’ to ager nual. production increases ‘a 60.800,000 under the Canada- S. auto pact, are relying on, export programs to U.S. mar kets to fulfil a large part of their ‘quota.

auto executive as say’ “Cas nadian auto ccompani cas hardly expect to export _ the. US. if the plants down there _are either shut down or work- ing only part time.”

sThe executive is also quoted, as saying:

storm -if_our_people-were—work- ing overtime while their US. [counterparts were only em- ployed four days a week.”’

-Milk-Cheaues Are Mailed:

OTTAWA (CP) Cheques worth $3,605,000 are in the mai to. farmers who ‘delivered milk to processing plants under the

new dairy policy, the agricul- ture depart m ent. announced Wednesday

The government pays 75 cents a hundredweight to farmers as

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JAKARTA _ (Reuters At least seven persons were kiHed and 20 injured when a ige collapsed under a bus at Pon-

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