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’H it low-Wage Groups

By JOSEPH MacSWEEN LONDON tCP i-—'l‘lie Conserv—

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creases on tobacco and alconol once more increased the tax

6.00 p.ni-—Coiniiient and Conviction burden on low-wage earners.

(3.31 u'ni Gar-rte

7.0' pm. vCFCY TV News

7 ls—Puritv Hour .latkiint

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6.15 p.m.—Television News

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11.15 p.in.—.lu|ietts !l.45 p.m.-—TBA 12-00 p-m.—CBC TV News

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Labor party spokesman James

‘ Callaghan said Wednesday.

Callaghan chargcd the budget‘ ‘ speech of Chancellor of the Ex- . chcqucr R e g i n ald Maudling‘l London Stock Exchanze rose {Tuesday continued a Tory 12 ‘

ycni' lt‘t‘llfl toward putting the t ,- load on the backs of indlr

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i yidual taxpayers ratlter than on i dividcnt's and profits.

Labor's shadow chancellor.

Increases

death he had been doing it,- scari‘li work at National Laboratory. Atomic Energy ntre on Long lslan ‘ c, officials said th nothing secret about would he. to set up an export and " “'"3 l” 3" consortia to help small fu'nh,- “1" U R

intn‘how to make exports mo”: profitable and for thc govern ment to conduct market rc-

SHARES RISE Meanwhile. shares on toe

in most sections of the inarkit

mine link

New

to launch a government inquiry “'l'h “"3510

Gallagher apparently entered the park Tuesday Yorkers

followinir.v the Pil‘fi-L‘tllllg budch :nid \likc, 2

proposals. Buyers were eni-niiraccrl by

j the mildneSs of the brake Man 9 na

Callaghan spoke in the Housel dling proposed to put on th of Commons and later said on tion‘s boomiiu1

1. television that Labor—11' elected ‘ tll ncxt aiitumn's election

would revtse the whole tax structure to hit harder at prot- its. capital gains. speculators and land exploiters.

Only his party could succeed

‘ with the incomes policy needed

to provide a fair wage for work ers and a fair profit tor capital while continuing Britain's ex»

. pans‘on. Callaghan declared.

Tax receipts from individuals

Shad more than doubled since l the Tories came to power, said 1 Callaghan. Meanwhile receipts

from companies. including prot

.its tax. went up only 27 per " cent and on capital 37 per cont.

{ TURNED BACKS on CHARGE

Callaghan said the l‘oiisirm [WES had turned their backs on the basic principle tihat taxa- tion should be based on the abil-

‘ ity to pay. . A married man with two chil- .di'cn and an annual income 0'

122.000 156.000» now pays only

3 7.6 per cent of his salary in in

direct taxation compared witn 15.9 per cent by a man with a similar family earning £12 a week, Callaghan added.

Callaghan criticized defence expenditures. which Maudltne ans to increase by nine pet

n (,2 :i ..

He also told the Commons the

‘creation of publicly-owned fac-

tories and the control of im- pni‘ts are two ways I-- r' ' the. growth of Britain's economy. Callaghan noted British im ports had risen twice as fast as exports in previous years They were paced by the im port iii’ finished goods which were up by as llttlt'll as 16 per

:1: ‘n .

suggested a number t ways of establishing industries

‘ in Britain to compete with im-

ports but said if this did not do the trick and the country looked like it “as being enzulfod by 'I flood of imports no statutory

grounds should prevent controLi

Callaghan, who is favored to become treasury chief if Labor wins the general election this

fall. said other ways to helplhomicidc. Thci-c war. no iniiiin. 1?.

Britain's growing trade gap

1to come from a to percent in- crease in drink and tobacco

‘ thusiastic nor hizhty critical.

1 sentence.

in new taxes. Most of the new revenue was .

POTTSVILLE.

whether h of w P P n atomic work and his slaying

Only a tow hours

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infested

Investigators sought to deter there was Gallagher‘s

area in which;

oxchaltEPs information i maswrminding me A u g u so;

‘ with muggers. . perverts and other criminals.

ell. 0

Li tan Reis ,_ economy 'itn °

only £1011.0t1tl.0t1tl t$llftf1,00t1,\t1tttti GUIlTy

Pa

1 Rich. Pottsville coal firm preal- ' before

Brook-haven l t

I ‘ iconvicting the shapely Phila- Cnmml-‘S‘Oni delphia twist-dance. 'specialist. W'jHer counsel. Robert Simone,i iimmediately moved for a new‘

night.

iothers were arrested in the‘ . . icase. two men have been muru

(’allagher l9“ “’5 home 3" aldered. three convicted and - PM Tuesday. telling his wife, I. is at to be med. b-V "P to one shillin: tl-l cents) 1 Kristin, he would be home. late. "the y Tltt‘t‘ have two sons, Steve. -«..

"£116 Guardian. Charlottetown. Fri” April 17. 196-1. 11 The sun that killed him was at ‘ club owner and show girl. " ““%\~—~' ~-~~-— m "'n- w d

ON THE AIR

1‘- oun guilty Tuesday or conspiracy in the bizarre bur- ary of the horn obit B

E.

ent . A jury of eight women and‘ four men deliberated sevenl hours and five minutes before-

trial. . Miss Rein was eccitsed of!

1959. burglary that police claim

.- netted approximately _ . ‘ h "5‘. The victim has insisted his loss. - l P "93‘ was $20000 in jeweer and cash. search. m a k l n : the “,3.le after dark as a dangerous greenl ~ . .

. available to industry. ‘ junflm

Since Miss Rein and seven

This was Miss Reis‘ second. trial. her first ending in a hung‘ jury after 16% hours of deliber-l ation. Judge Charles Stauden-I

meter in Schuylkill County”. Court postponed sentencing un-ll'l'l.

til after he rules on Simone's‘ motion for it new trial. Maxi-l mum sentence is 16 year: to:

[Lillian Reis. attractive formerfprison.

axes. hilt even tobacco stocks

However. despitn the tninyani‘ mood on the :tork Miliaogc, other British reaction to th~ {budget was neither highly en.

rose on the London Ext-111nm . , t -

The most :cncral asxcswiicutf was it was an honest hiidzct' for an election ycar. one whit-h did not declare slasliut: tax icttts in order to persuade pen» ple to vote for the. (ionseria tive party.

Another Train Robber Caught i

AYLESBURY [Reuterst -— A 12th man was found :iiilty lirt'c Wednesday of takinc part in the great mail train rohbci'y last August near this English town. 1 The jury convicted Ronaldl jArthur Biggs. 34. on bothi =. t'ltarzgs of cniispii'in: to rob the ‘mail and of taktit: nait in the robbery. 1.11 which :Jhriiit i7.§tltl,.i 000 in cash was taken From the train by armed men

‘ Sentence on Big gs. who plea de d not :uilty to both charges. was postponcd,

Elcvcit other men .ilrc;ir1\-, have hPPn found EtllllV on charges a r1310 : out nt the holdup and are also awaiting

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1. Two hearts Thc best. thing 0 do is give the heart raise i right away and get off the book. if you responded one spade. you would he in an awkward posi- tion later if partnet"s l‘Chld were litwo hearts. In that case it i would be difficult to decide whether to raise to three hearts. which would constitute an over- bid. or whether to pass and sup- press the heart support. The easiest way of r'l\'t)1fl1111.'. ’ this dilemma is to raise to two ’ earls. showing heart support and 6 to 9 points. Partner \‘. then be in a position to dectde how far to no 2. One spade ('ertainly this ts not a yet". good snit. but the spade response is more apt to lead to the right contract titan any other bid. The chief reason i for naming: the suit is that there its a reasonable possibiliy of ‘partner's having three spades. in which case a playable trump i S'utl. will have. been found. Contrary to common concepo

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the-possibility ol :1 sum the

intention is to raise. heart; when 3'2.

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