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eye on coee capital spend- | with business ! conditions re-

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: $4,244,000,000. This compares with $3,920,000,000 for the whole of 1963. ‘

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The bank says spending plans | Millan and his wife Viola, said a of this nature. are_subject, to |he has botn denied the right to ; FROM ar when business slows down pro-| With the motion going.to the jects are deferred but when |appeals court, the commission =

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poses of trafficking. They_.also_ are being held without bail for a-preliminary hearing scheduled to begin next Friday. Serafin and “Borel with conspiri four other. men to i the ‘|narcotics into Canada.

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Tokyo Trade. Fair Stirring Interest

By STEWART MacLEOD Behind all the fair activity are | ck ; OTTAWA (CP)—Of all the the fine-print trading statistics Oe" fd, truck. driver ‘Rolland | trade fairs Canada has entered, that tell an encouraging story: |trio originally arrested. The mone has generated more offi- | When final figures’ are in for ‘other two, whom police said cial enthusiasm than the Tokyo |1964, Ganada’s sales to Japan | were picked up Saturday in

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compared , is a swift-growing market place, |000,000 in 1963 and $214000000 |Gros.and Henri Laporterie. There'll be no prefabricated jin 1962, > Canadian building at this fair.) On the other side of the The finest Douglas fir—330,000 ledger, Canadian purchases board feet of it — has been from Japan, while increasing, shipped out from Vancouver for are ll below sales. For my the on, which will become (first nine months of last ‘ the world’s biggest log cabin at ithe Nalue of Japanese - 6,000 square. feet. Some of the |in Canada was 125,000,000" For ~ giant timbers are 50 feet long. all of 1963 they totalled $130,- All. the Canadian products |500,000, and for. 1962 they were that go into Japanese manufac- '$125,400000. turing plants—or those products | It’s the future possibility of

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‘Canadian producers feel should go into them—will be displayed in corrals of lumber. There'll be | a pool for log-rolling contests,

greater sales to Japan that ex- cilia fande, oliciely hate. Japan jis a

epanned by a 56 - foet long’|without enough raw resources of

wooden bridge that will be a /its oe and the country

stage for fur-fashion models. TOURS. CANADA

With ‘Canadian-Japanese busi- . |e business.

mess soaring up’ steadily, government wants to‘ miss no} boats. The preparations -for this fair. even included the nami ¢. a Japanese beauty as Mise Friendship. She i"oring Canada prior to. the fair \

that ny get- the right goods there st Gs lant dime 3 aeing, 9 oe Japan is already

the |Canada’s third best customer.

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New Major Legislation Piled High For Commons Session

« By RONALD LEBEL

OTTAWA (CP) — New and’ major legislation will be piled

before Parliament today,

60 hours after exhausted members of Parliament wound | up the longest session .in Cana- | , flan history.

‘Presiding over the opening of. Parliament, Governor - General Vanier will begin -reading an unusually long throne -speech™ about. 3 p.m. Est -(4 p.m. AST) to open the third cliffhanging session under the minority Lib- eral government.

With many politicians and: ob- servers, forecasting .a general election this year, the govern- meént is reported to have packed | the speech with such campaign | goodies as university scholar- | ships and new farm assistance | programs.

Everyone will be watching for hints of tax cuts and proposals | for a federal-provincial medi- | eare program.

The speech is expected to forecast large-scale changes in immigration .and citizenship | laws, ‘a revision of the Ban i | Act, debate on the proposed | formula to amend the constitu- tion, a new Railway Act, re-

* cognition of 0. Canada as the national anthem and parilia- mentary reform.

The. new session could end abruptly with a tax-cutting bud- | get and dissolution, or with the | defeat of the Liberals in a test | of confidence. Government MRs are outnumbered 136 to 139 bY |e members of the four opposition parties.

|March 25 seizure of 2 kilo-

drive to prorogue the 1964-65 | session on its 248th day. Apparently anxious to avoid close votes, the government |took the rare step of .with- drawing six legislative pro- Pposals from its spending es- | timates in the face of heavy }. opposition ‘criticism during the 13-hour final sitting.

New Arrests In Dope Case

MONTREAL (CP)—Two more |Air France employees have been arrested and charged with ‘conspiracy following ROMP sei- zure of $25,000,000 worth of pure heroin. *“%

Emile Serafin, a 35-year-old |account analyst with the French jairline, and Philippe Borel, 26, | a. catering agent, ‘appeared i briefly in magistrates court Sat- ‘urday and. pleaded not guilty to the charges,

Judge T..A. Fontaine ordered the pair held without bail pend- ing preliminary hearing this | week.

The two Frenchmen were ar- rested by RCMP harcotics agents in a’ follow-up to the

grams of heroin en route from Europe through Montreal to the United States underworld. It | was the second largest narcotics seizure in Canadian history Three men—two Air France mployees and a Montreal tredarabeie arrested in the possession of narcotics for put.

The eight-day throne speech | debate will give opposition par- ties their first real opportunities to introduce non-confidence mo- tions since scandal allegations rocked the government last wi- ter.

The opposition was in a fight- ing mood as the. Commons ot until 2:55 a.m. Saturday in a al

TRIALS TO CONTINUE |

VIENNA (AP)—The Ausffrian farliament passed a bill Wed-| nesday abolishing the statute of.| limitations\.for war crimes and | other capitahoffences. Parlia- ment also addpted a ‘resolution “to watch closely anti-Austrian and anti-Semitic tendencies.” |

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