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THIS AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY . } 5 The Soarian marieteeewm, Tues, Vor. 7. 1906. (CRadian inuety,” ls sleo de| sak in cepial fows and lcowmuys population end oe | Pravda Reporrs

F product. Nothing Wrong With Debt, «cite 28 scias (eae t Setee o8 ce ane rae ores LEC S ators- OurC atu se Cleat a eee te Seas SSS Se ae ae |e mewn rene Montreal Economist Claims Scart! the ey ‘roo i rensaee sree tee artar ai Oaths [tioene at chat Heals tor So a

prise.” The choice of 000,000 to $500,000,00 a year,” |viet oil industry's richesfoil and

business exchange MONTREAL (CP)—There is ead the prime role of the seES NO DISADVANTAGE rate need not momentous {most of it from the U.S.’ gas fields. type

have ' jnothing wrong with debt, @ /|U.S. as “both capital source and| «Economic arch has_yet |implicetions: Either of; For’ Canadian direct invest- Communist party newspa- | Montreal economist says in ‘ ae rate can SS ate to walk. ieicent ‘ehaned the report says |, 7 Commieeneedons known [natacenned: Gney, same i (or bedly); neither is eulficient| ‘The neft 10 or 15 years may 214 estimated oll reserves in

movements. i

and By NEIL A. ATHESON | aoanete 31, 1964. The contrast |and effective development pro- fi Breecher, ital flows . which : and |"*.

. a Walter “Shaw | is even more aes & & gram. é lealled captial “flows : varying circumstances can bisa a Some img, $150,000,000 to wane eee retin, > od lest week thet the: dane ig] Saerens Senel eer ae Cee neo conta (eae 00a Ge Canes Mae siablizing “or de-tabllising ef-| $205000000 ty the end of that |Siers wil’ sccount for the bulk commleg_ sean, aes Se OO | Se ar — 31, 1966 (00d his speech as a practical jand was prepared for the fects on Canadian economic ac- |period. lof the increment in production vince will be utilized for food| are $41,206,000. The Health /penatoamen ©, the presses idian American ¢ CITES EXAMPLES mittee, tor welch the endy wee|% tte USSB. os @ whole.” production. He emphasized hia | ad “Weltare eatimates *¢ lspeaking of the big emphasis of |cenada’ the key fecce eboot the The report carries an appea- ed, wee established in|Pravda said. san Se Seer “a tomen| iat is $1,130,000- Health end Welfare as com international flow of capitel are dix with specific examples of by two non-profit research DEATHS ARE VIOLENT jous potent agricul! eee © 8 "UP to agriculture — ‘‘we in this pro-|those which show its massivé- money flow. organizations — the National for this province, es a rapidly |CANNOT Tl TT ues shi xa nce will end up the healthiest On the basis of these, figures, Planning Association in the U.S.| Deaths from accidents, aleo expanding world population) , — people ta the world, all on re-' took a mere serious lock af the study says Canadian. direct jand the Private Planning ASs0-|, 116m, guicide and homicide ia

cannot afford to

a Crees Se basic revenue-preducing in- for jinvestment in the United States |ciation in Canada—to study re- in tases lee ntact I have some solid ewe tee ae either sy email ‘by somnpartens Wt the lemons beteen the’ tivo coun. | Hehe ae ee en derail’ oretiaiag oa toe a otams -Rabeeih eummemmnants as | for-my contention it’s time we ' ture. : “A ficating rate provides elfiow in the other direcion but "Y any other group of cause

al that te wed wal haved \vative acmiaetration, But BEER DA AE PA a: st Bed ¥ eight billion people by the turn /SUsgest that we — ore to f) A DOIN.

f the cent It fs three billion Pass uP an opportunity .

oe ee sizable matching in our | - :

weeks Mee Rae's” statement complain that the dams that 3 :

that this province cannot afford | jhave been built in this province Moore & McLeed Ltd. :

full participation in the $750,000 ate only good for city people to that is evailable annually fish trout. Water conservation is

through ARDA program. | important development, and This ig a hing grant, it was ithe dams are therefore useful.

explained, compates with : the present. budget of roughly ‘tion that“ have~ been” launched:

1,000,000 to entire But surely the broad ARDA peer nr doomed *€" program has many other possi- I’m exaggerating only a little |Dilities we in this province could when I charge that we're treat- use, in developing a stronger and ing agriculture like ea poor rela- nl gg agricultural

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This is not a blast at anyone. |amount to maintain their people | Me It is a challenge to alll of our le- |/here.’’ gislators to-study this problem} I never was too deeply im- seriously, with a view to correct- |pressed by that ergument. But ees It’s a challenge |now that we have a chunk of Ot-

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