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-elimination of tariffs on indus- 131;

ill Meet New British Plan %

By HAROLD MORRISON immediate concessions in re- q - turn.

N0 ‘BRITISH TARIFF

Under existing Common- wealth tariff preferences. there is no British tariff on a large group of industrial raw mater- from er Commonwealth I partners. But the Common Mar-

he d o u b t s the European Common Market will accept im- mediaiely Britsln’s proposed trial

raw materials. Such

goo pm.-—TsA move could benefit Canada. the ket maintains a variety of ex- s.3o p.m.—rsA U-5- Ind other non-European ternsl tariffs on such products. 5,40 p.m.-Pop On Picture Coniesti8XP0l'l9l'!- If Britain we;-g outer mg 6l‘6 p-m--ACFCV W N-M This official said that while European Economic V Commun- 7.al p-M ~43--om the U.s. has given the inner at: its und-r existins Common

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assurance that‘ the (1.8. will re- pay later any benefits it may get now through Bl-itsin‘s duty- free proposals. the U.s. offer has not impressed the tough Brussels negotiators.

However. the inner six likely will say they will be prepared to negotiate reduction or elim- ination in tariffs on industrial raw materials at some later stage when countries outside

Market rates of duty. Canadian aluminum exporters. for exam- ple. would find a nine-per-cent tariff nailed on Britain's door.

The U.S. also exports alum- inum, as well as copper, wood pulp and other materials to Eu-

rope.

The .U.S. official who was at recent Brussels talks said be firmly believes Britain will gain entry into the European community. But the Brussels

the Common Market who might

benefit are prepared to provide ‘""’°‘ph°'° "pP‘"°d “min in"

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Cioutier, 42. were both released on $1.000 cash bail alter beifllil-representilg the Ontario con- charged Will! P0S8¢58i0l! 0f $10 stituency of Hastings-Frontenac counterfeit bills. Their prellm- mntlnuougy in the common igary hearing was set for Sept. since 194o_

senate speakers are appointed y the prime minister at the opening of each new parliament. Mr. D1-ouin was reappointed for a second term May 12. 1958.

During the time he served in the Commons. Senator White. a veteran of the first and second world wars, was a SIl‘Ollg"IliD- porter of advanced legislation for war veterans.

He served as a private in the First World War with the 44th battalion. lie was awarded the Military Medal for bravery.

PLAN TO AID TURKEY

BRUSSELS (APi—-The minis- terial council of the six Euro- pean Common Market countries me was announced h.3,.e will try to put up $300.000.000 in prime Minister Diefenbakeri financial aid to Turkey. it was , S to wh" f. t b .decided Tuesday. A spokesman en“ r 9' "5 "W". '3' isaid the six countries lBelgium.

°f the UPP" "9"" "W°""°d Netherlands. Luxembourg. Italy. by _Mr. Dlefenbaker after he be- ‘west Germany and France) Came Prime mlnlfiifl‘ in 1957- hoped to come to agreement on succeeds Senator Mark Drouln, ,, dlvmon of this aid at mg 04;. 1957- itober meeting of the Organiza-

A Madoc. 0nt., lawyer. Sen-ltion for European Co - opera-

Jacques Fournier. a special b federal prosecutor who ap- peared for the Crown, said the counterfeit money situation in Montreal had reached “ex- tremely serious proportions."

New Speaker For Senate Announced '

OTTAWA (CPi —— Appoint- ment of S e n a to r George S. White. 64. as Speaker of the Son-

Planning Is Urged For Canada

Set New Records

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Credit Corporation gave Cana- dian farmers a record number of loans last year. the agricul- ture department has reported.

The Crown corporation issued 5.885 loans in the fiscal year which ended last March 31 for a total of 368.574.1350. This was a 12 per cent increase over the previous year when $60.704.05o available through

QUEBEC (CPl—There is no longer any place in the world for a small country such as C. made to drift aimlessly with- out economic planning. real es- tate executive Bert Kartz said here_

He told the opening session of the annual convention of th Canadian Association of Real ,W“5 made Estate Boards that it is time 5.597 loans- Canada "grow up as a nation Meanwhile. the corporation’! and faced the facts of lift‘-" acting chairman. George Owen.

He told the 500 deleflflies ‘P0111 predicts that the current year across Canada that people think will set new records, up mm} in terms of labels. not facts. To the end of August “,3, ye“, them °¢°"°ml'-‘ Planning “might loans totalled 947.372.2013. com- scem to be a distasteful term. pared with $39 821300 ai the smacking of socialism and gov- same “me last ‘yea’, . ernment interference." '

"Let us look forward to the ,5” Wei‘? "9°°"d‘~‘d ,l“ future with confidence but let 3" Pl‘0VmCEa.. The biggest in- the future arrive in a guise we H6389 W53 1“ Quebec Where- can recognize. Let us deliber- ‘UP to 118- 31- loan! Were UP ately. energetically and hope- about 750 per cent over last fully plan for it." year.

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Instead’ of _ Britain’s propos entry ntog the Common Market. Cana-l MONTREAL (CPi—-Four men dians should be planning how ave been charged with pos-

to do business with its $0.000: J session of counterfeit money in 000 inhabitants. the wake of week end police “As Europe prospers so will raids that have uncovered her ability to purchase goodsgabout $40,000 in bogus S5 bills from whatever sources can sup- l in the Montreal area. ply the goods. . . . . ‘me: Ligouri Lacombe. 45. was holds true for the emerging l charged with possession of 1.593 African and Asian nations. Let" counterfeit $5 bills police said us put ourselves in a positiomthey seized at ‘s w where we can compete for ‘ apartment. He was released on these markets. 000 property bail to appear The government's prcscntgfor preliminary hearing Oct. 2. austerity government and finan-{ Clifford Roberts. 18. pleaded cial crisis shows "either some- j guilty to illegal possession of 21 thing has gone wrong or waslcounterfcii $5 bills. He will he never right in. the first place." ‘Iscntenced Oct. 2. Mr. Kariz said. Albert Turgeon. 48. and Rene

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dummy and finessed the queen hearts. when the queen held.’ he ruffed another club and finess- edthe jack of hearts. He then cashed the ace of hearts. every- body following suit. and ruffed last he

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