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CIL Official Denies Firm | Breaks Law On Ammunition

MONTREAL (CP) — S. J.

Bmart, general manager of the ammunition division of Canadian

in'a_ state- sai he con-

Industries Limited, ment Wednesda

siders CIL's tcies and prac- tices fully justified and in the best interests of the public.

His statement followed a re port by the restrictive trade

practices commission in Ottawa.

that CIEL has a restrictive hold

on the wholesale distribution of ammunition in Canada.

The commission, advising the

to break the hold,

said CEL has a special responsi-

bility to see that all wholesalers

Sales Tax Cut On Building Materials. Urged

OTTAWA (CP)—The Canadian Construction Association urged the government Tuesday to re move the 10-per-cent sales tax on

_&@ number of building materials and step up aid to encourage more low-cost housing projects.

(Meeting with the cabinet, as- sociation spokesmen also tailed for-overhaul of the government's tendering practices, development of a national highways organiza- tion, and a tightening-up of fed- eral laws to restrain some union activities.

New construction in Canada to- talled $7,100,000,000 in 1958, the association said, and if Canada’s recovery continues, the total may tise by another three-to-five per cent this year.

The association said it ebald like to. see a ban on strikes’ in essential public services and pro- hibition of the closed shop. Fed- eral laws on the illegal of pick- eting and; strikes “in various forms” should be clarified and labor unions forced to obtain “civil status as a legalentity.”

On the government's tendering practices,. the association sug- tenders on public projects should be called and opened in public and prefer-

~-ence should not be given to local

contracts works.

Labrador Mine : May Take 500

OTTAWA-~ (CP) — Labor Min- ister Starr said Wednesday he understands there is a good pos- sibility that a new iron ore de- velopment in Labrador gwill pro- vide work for some of the 500 men being displaced from jobs in an iton mine at Belle Island, Nfld.

In the Commons, he promised J. W. Pickérsgill (L—Bonavista- Twillingate) to make efforts to help the Bell Island men get pre- ference in the new project.

The mine at Bell Island being closed.

tendering on public

Mr. Starr said it was not plan-!

ned to open an unemployment in-

surance office at Bell Island be-|

cause of the layoffs, but a team of officers would be gent out from the mainland.

ABDICATION REPEATED

LONDON | ‘(AP)—The voice of King Edward VIII making his abdication speech was rebroad- cast in Britain Wednesday night for the first time. A recording of the speech, made from Windsor Castle in 1936, was heard on the BBC's home service, a part of a program called Scrapbook for! 1936.

have equal entry to its ammuni- tion because CIL is Canada’s sole producer and works under tariff protection.

“In establishing our marketing channels we have always at- tempted to make our ammunition widely and freely available and to achieve the widest possible distribution for it consistent with | the need to provide our customers | with high standards of service,” said Mr. Smart's statement. | MARKET SMALL .-

‘Our methods of distribution have never been predicated on! our position as the only Cana-| dian producer of ammunition for | a market which is too small to support more than one manufac- turer.

“They are based on the same nortmal business -principles as/| jthose of many other long-estab-| \lished and reputable Canadian | | manufacturers See tea

“However, our distribution methods and policies are always | under review and I am looking | forward to a detailed study of | the ‘commission's recommenda~’

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March on a year-to-year com- parison.

The 1958 export shipments de- creased to 13,939,928 tons from 19,958,610 and domestic shipments @ecreased to 1,919,008 tons from 2,313,564. Total shipments fell 2 ger cent on 1957.

Year-end stocks dropped fave per cent in 1958 to 2,607,201 tons

from 2,742,958 in 1957.

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