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O’l'rAWA (CPI -- Did Bishop Moosey tell a fib?

The revenue department had no qualms at all in saying that he did. even under oath.

“Rather shocking," comments R.S.W Fordham of the tax appeal board in a judgment made public said the department‘s request that he disbelieve the sworn testimony of a church dignitary was disturbing, perplexing and uncomfortable.

It was a charitable-donation case. This briefly is the story and what Mr. Fordhsm did about it:

Rt. Rev. Nicholas Moosey of Niagara Falls. 0nt., the board that he is a 'July- ordained priest of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. He is trying to organize his church in Lin- coln and Welland counties. though at the time of the hear-

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to Canada many years ago. She is still there. Mr. Kuli claimed he gave

and 1961. He had receipts signed by Bishop Moosey. But the revenue department disal- lowed the claim. whereupon the bishop and Mr. Mulik appealed.

At the hearing. the revenue department's lawyers cross-ex- axined the bishop so vigorously that a spectator might have thought the bishop himself was on trial, Mr. Fordham relates.

The bishop testified that he received the money from Mr

Nil Football Chicago vs. Green Bay Kulik and signed the receipts.

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. I 9 gave the impression of being earnest and sincere,"

r. Fordham said.

Mr. Fordham said his leaning

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M} Bishop’s Claims Are Reiectedl

By Income Tax Appeal Board,

was to accept the story offered by the appellant. But he re- served Judgment. He said his hesitancy was due to this“ d" circumstance:

Mr. Kulik’s alleged church donations proved to be exactly 10 per cent of his declared in- ome.

SIMILAR CASES

This by itself could be "ex- plainable even if strange." Mi. Fordham decided. But on file with the appeal board are two other recent appeals prepared by Bishop Moosey also involv- ing exactly 10 per cent of in-

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Mr. Fordham quoted from the bishop's accounts which showed that Mr, Kulik was credited with nothing in 1960 and only

entry said ,Mr. Kuiik’s church donations "amounted merely to nickels."

Mr. Ford‘ham said that "talc- ing the most lenient view that me." it may well be that the bishop either misread the income tax act or was mis- informed by someone about it.

The act doesn't allow a lo- per-cent deduction for church

Fordham noted. The money must actually be paid. “Here. it appears to me. the bishop had so advised the ‘sev- eral appellants mentioned — it may well be in good faith—that they considered themselves at liberty to. deduct the full per- centage allowed by law. regard- less of whether their respec~

$33.10 in 1961. In fact the 1900 but

British Army Said Stretched Beyond limit

LONDON (Reuters) - The problem of manpower shortages in Britain's army could be e by Commonwealth par- ticipation in the defence of Southeast Asia and by Canadian acceptance of responsibility for the Caribbean area. according to a book-let issued here by the Army league.

introducing the booklet. The Army Britain Needs. the League's chairman. Gen. Sir Richard Gale, former deputy supreme Allied commander. Europe. said the British army is too small for the tasks it has

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perform.

“Since the war the British army has been continuously on active service in Palestine, Cy} prus. Malaya and now Borneo. as well as some of the emerg- African countries. All that time it was stretched to the limit—and in ny cases be- yond the limit," he said. Among the booklet’s conclu-

Aden should be maintained at all costs. It salt. if it became

alone was that Britain's base in in

W so Deep a one M Malaysia or Singapore, th a northern territories of Australia would provide an alternative. Garrisons such as those at Gibraltar. Cyprus Hong Kong would still be required as ithey provided a deterrent to "hotbeads." '

‘35-Hour Week;

Congress Aim

BLACKPOOL. England (CP- Reuters) — The British Trades Union Congress was given a mandate here to work for a 35-hour week and a three-wees annual vacation with pay.

The 40-hour w week with two weelcs vacation now is stan- dar . The delegates meeting in this holiday - seaside resort unan- imously approved the motion.

'l‘hey complained Britain was rapidly becoming the most backward country in Europe on working hours and vacation time.

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tive donations actually had amounted to that percentage."

Mr. 'Fordham said in his judg- ment that much more could be written “but perhaps the less

said the better. in the clrcum— ,

stances narrated."

Mr. Fordham dismissed Mr. Kulik's appeal.

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