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AveragelncomelnSarn‘ia u'h- b . Is Tops For All Canada - °’

OTTAWA (CP) ——Residentsl The statistics are based on ins: Doctors and surgeons whose of Ontario's petro-chemical 'Cell- hcome tax return, ﬁled by per.‘main source of income came - tre of Sarnia received the high-i331“ whh taxable incomes. from their medical practices

est annual average wages paid» :earned average incomes of $16.~ in any Canadian community in? 53"" Stf- Marie “’33 5800!“! 323 in 1960. Engineers and ar- d 1960. 1with average earnings of $4.830. 'chitects were second with aver- ‘ The revenue department's an- Sudbury and Copper Cliff. ! age earnings of 515.670 and law- nual green book of taxation sta-‘Ont.. were in third place with yers were third with $14,597. ' tiha 9

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tistios. issued here. shows t average earnings of $4.68. Al- Dentists were fifth with aver- .238. and ac- 1960 was $5.046. were fourth with $4.642. fol-1countans were sixth with $11.- This compares with an aver- lowed by Oshawa with $4,600,146. age wage of $4.530 in Vancou- Trail. BC. with $4.584 and Cal-‘ A mm of 4.339.765 tax re. ver. 34.124 in Winnipeg. $4.476 gary with $4.557. turns were ﬁled in 1950' Of this in il‘oronto and 34.425 in Mont- Montreal anked 18th with .numher' 3353.135 were ﬁled b rea . '

the average wage in Sarnrla in berni and Port Alberni. B.C..{age earnings of 312

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.425 followed by Shawinigan. K ' ' ' The report also shows that $4.396 and Jouquiere. $4.. . 232%; gig?!“ by occupamn Canadians who earn the bulk of Chicoutimi was 29th with $4.21!. The em 10 ee mu had an their income from the medical St. John's. Nfid.. was 36th “era 9 Elegme gof 934021 in profession led all groups of tax- 54.127 and Glace Bay, N.S., tied 1960 g.“is mu includes; man Sillygrstin earnings in 1960 for a {gr 38th sglace with Kingston, pmf‘hggiohalgs apnd others whz; r sraigtyear. nt.. at .113. “ . Tables in the green book show Halifax was 47th at 54,039, 3"" salar'Cd Workers. that Canadians earned an avei- Moncton, 515i at $3,935. ‘her- PPFSQM Who 98mm m0“ 0‘ age income of $4.232 1 00. up brooke. 58th at $3,791 and Saint their Income through ln-

“ , from $4,113 the previous year. John. NE. 59th at $3,766 V9Stm9m5 foqued accountants _' will average incomes of $6.255.

They were followed by enter- tainch a nd artists at $5,943.

other professionals at $5.683. salesmen at $5.561. business proprictors at $5.286. farmers

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. ' ' ' .1 «.5 r. _ 200 Siil’ . it s —- 1’. Y N . f x “ ~ 1.. - w . . . ( . . fSimpsnnl 640 sin-l. 231. .11in ii ‘1“ng Gamings 0 emP 0)" _.________.__ 1PM ag’ftlnugﬂnﬂ'gm Page 4 'Stcdmali 1200 sis 12-1. 123/. ees of municipal governments ‘ . . i ‘ 7" , , ‘ ‘wau‘u" “355 ’52" 52W 52”! at 4.192 ut them ahead of Ikmed m the revolt Sept. 26 that 31min 1]in l‘lga 1111'». h V l | --.~ boths their pfedeml and provim ousted his regime. ‘Quchont . ' * 3* 7°“ 53 95: 2' ‘5-“00‘ » . . . . .. . , ». .. -- - - , .- . 670 101, 10 10 v .' . cial ovoinment counter arts qackstay transtis bctuccn ihf‘l'i Military weekend' With uaves ‘bOllang bciow . He denied the presence or anythadm" mm m; 38»: “H.432; MOSTByR:Ecgglgﬂrgngmm who famed $4141 and $3943: hhlhpts atfgca worotarfnrhilﬁ hiah- Ell‘OJOCt. the younﬁpﬁgecgrsg' him. one of the naval cadets ‘Sa udi Arabian or Jordanian igﬂlank 2000 45 43 13 —.l 1 - Toronto smell Enhance—N07. 12 respectively ' us. 5 o a reccn. a ariza- omorrow were 1vii - . V , . ‘t g h. f 1 ayroc 1700 30 77 77 .«3 ‘ rm ' r .. ~ . 7 ~ is seen being transferred . r00“ ‘imOng ‘5 mes- .n . t . Tile re art shows that 467 tax- tion crunse made by Sixty tween 51x frigates attached iman gave the figure £5.23“, J? igh h "m Ellen HM Lowtlon Ch u p

INDUSTRIALS ayers earned between $100,000

- _ ~~ - _ from HMOS Sussexvaie (left) i... e . . .. _ I' ﬁrst year Ofﬁcer cadets “f the m the RCNS Pamﬁc com “V9 m'H'O“ “'he" 85"“ abm" “'0 RuP 1533 fl 55’: :16- 3 Shell on 23907 :11 10% 10h - V1 and $200,000 and that 82 earned 3 'l'r

Canadian Sen'ices College at mand for a day-long trip in- to HMCS Jonquiere. 7th? number of men under hi; .mx “my. 1300 24 «3% . , I , _ 1 . r A ~ .r . . Mi 23300 5101 [53 l6 1/. Royal Roads. Esquimalt. In to the Strait of Juan de Fuca. National Defence Photo) . , shoe 0 4000 31,1, 315 _. “1M3; Fer m4 “1;: 11,; 11h. “ 3200.000 01‘ mOI‘P- The latter M‘s, , , ___._._____~.._._ -.._e~.__-.____ command. He said the “hmetn. mun had a total income of 'nation was behind him Ye-? "M m" ‘2 ‘2 ’3 — *2 Loan A 6050 $77.04 701+ u» g s o ' o i ' . . ‘ 15a" 4'" 200° 37!: 37 37 Cdn Brew 50723101,.10 101/. $24,800,000 and paid taxes of imens population is 5,000,000. .sand Riv 41,0 4:. 414+ 1/. oiLs $12 200.000. 1' LISTS ENEMY STRENGTH ﬂaw"! 950“ '5 W/z Wz— "2101111 City 09150 02 2° morn/i ' h i The iman said there were 10.-“‘s::::htc' g; g: g: lDei‘ Pal 44920 90 00 so. ‘1 o i000 Egyptian troops in the Yc-lsirma 100 550 550 550 $7.31.? “3:: 13+. ‘g‘hIr‘ZEWesf RUSSla [men and they made. ilp most ofESIIvmaq 1000 is u 15 «1 .c Mic Ma. “1'25 400 m 390 I ° [the republican regime's forces. W2): {$3 —1 ‘ 01mm ‘ . . 1 . . a. .N 1 1411100 :1 22, 201 +3Vz‘ The imam said he had notrmm,t mm a 71m haﬁmrxcg'r‘ mm 151” I? 151 3 been hurt ' when the. rcbc_:s!51eep n 6085 510 405 515 '25 :Lorado 0000 120 102 11-0 +10 ;struck at his palace With artll- igmgzeu; mo 21 11 31 inn" Am 71200 ms 33 35 -5 s ol . . 1 i. o u ‘run ur 1500 12 1' i: ‘ ' By JAMES NELSON a renewed mandate. His suc- of the Commons' 30 Sociallr‘rfyoffwr igzmigietgnss. laﬂ‘t‘riraurcan 7000 00 29 .10 icon corp "Sig’umwﬁgi 3’ + I” OTTAWA (CPL—Four provin-icesses and those of Union Na- Credit members in last June's ishoot hi; in the hack mm, o JTN‘k'i‘ 2!” ‘55 ‘55 ’56 +‘ 1 By rm Canadian r}... . eiai general elections in thettionaie Leader Daniel Johnson federal vote. Social Credit hasi He fought hac'k frmh the a_,T2;‘h‘r’;:‘ 6:230 “24 7: {:2 i 510 list i LONDON" «Reuters) —-‘l‘he next five weeks are attracting ,will have some influence on the rentered no candidates formally. llace for 12 hon“ before “MEI [Tormnni " . "g ‘ _3 ‘Ali can Com 3.1.1 R33 iwps. holds a big lead over Rug. the close scrutiny of federal1futu1‘e organizational activities Mr. Johnson sked f Social.his familv awa‘, and’ hi ingh-Trans Res 2000 1012 im, 101,5 5:" Cf" D13 “h‘ 2'63 :5”, m Inngq‘ange missiles but is party organizations, of the federal Liberal and Pro- Credit support but officially he in“! of mg: buildan himgeﬁp 9:“?st m 1:0 130 —-l 332;”132 "" 30:53 am“. jtrailin: in the medium . range But it remains to be seenlgressive Conservative parties inlwas rebuffed. It is generally Meanwhile. it was reho’rtediuh Bum: 3mm 6: ‘5‘; ‘2: Ii." iCanaoa Growth +55 4.07 feategnry. me [nsmule of 5m. whether the future of the cur-Quebec. I nown. however. that formerlfmm Cam, ‘mat the re “Micah iUn Keno m 045 m 045 +5 ‘Cmd‘a" .‘mwm‘m‘ "'57 “’5” 09:10 Studies reported here. rent parliamentary session will National Conservative head-iUnion Nationale workers werelYemeni regime Saturdapsihhhd :Uli Foil gso 11 11 11 s iuvgzgﬁm’n “mm “5‘23 ‘ The institute. an international charted on the basis of thequarters here was reported toiprominent in the Social Credit; ﬁvewear mu'tua‘ “[03:09 actvilggdogan ‘ng 15;, 15:1, “33* "3 iCammnmm‘nh mm, h”; {5% ‘unnfficial organization with pa. barometric pressures measured'be about ready to announce itsi'campaign in Quebec last June. iwhh the United Arab‘ Rep’ughc Van“ 2300 93’ 90‘ 9; [Commonwealth lni Lever 0.00 7.45 gliticians and experts on mm. in the provincial political con-mew organizational Plan for; h The ghmhhmcial Middle Fasé Vespar 1000 14 14 14 —1 Eginru‘9 ‘hm’es‘m' 3-22 itary and world affairs among tests. or the weatiiervane oliQuebec. However, this now is. o o {hewg a‘gencv said the pact gm,» welnm 6000 143 135 135 +3 V baggy“ 163.? him its members_ Eve the missile day-to-day happenings in the unlikely to come before the iulaths tha't “anv aggres‘sim werMnjl'" I: '3 I: :1," Dreyle Inc‘ ‘ 14.30 15,-0.1 assessment as part of a tally of Commons itself. Quebec (‘lection result! are 3,181 g, hither par'w-g territnl-Vlwesl Mincs 1000 m 220 220 ~5 {Eumpmn Gmw'h 6.41 7.02 East-West military sren til. In normal circumstances. no- known and digested. . lhr' force: will he Ch'héidhrhd ah; W_ Beaver 2007 is 18 is .. Grnrti'th 4.34 4.05 in". institute said statistic, liticai observers here would say Next Monday. Nov. 19. New- Lgresginn- ahaimt’ the‘twO mum .“QWW 64"“ “7‘ “‘1 “i "‘ mm. £01111“ "1' 1showed the West has between hat general election would foiindland voters go to the polls.‘ “ﬂesh. ‘ ' -‘\“v"."5};‘:m g? fill“ a“ + ”" Fund; Chile...” '3 5:53 53.7 1400 and 500 intercontinental bal- bc highly unlikely when cam-Liberal Premier Smallwood is , ‘ _. r -‘ . ., _ iI-‘onds Collectif c. 5.117 .17 listic missiles with a range 0 . . . . NORTH YEMEN (ReutersL— e n1001-0 1.5 120 1 paigns are under way in fourlseeking another mandate in thei he Imam (king) Mohammadi I . . iZenmac 000 :11 :lo :11 +1 .3333}! oh “d 6" 5.61 between 6.000 and 8.000 miles ‘ v‘ ‘ v' ‘ - . t :z i 00 7 7 I ‘ ‘ - ~ ~ - prnvmces.“ “idesprfg’jd and a5:pl"“m(‘e 0v". Wthh he has iAl-Badr of Yemen —- appearing iPOpe S PhYSICIan " up. ‘02"; 1 17 ‘ 1:1nvciiiorr Growth 021 0.70 Whlle the .Russ'a“ have only different in their political back- the” sway since the island in public for the ﬁrst time sihCh‘ 3km. G" " 1‘5 14% H _%11nvesmr. in” 39 .25 about 75. grounds as Newfoundlandhinincd Canada in confedel‘ationime overthrow of his royalist Dries Suddenl M" R0,. mm. ,5 15 {5 _1 iinvestors Mutual ' 1137.71 12.75 However. the Russians have Prince Edward Island. Quobec‘in 1949. ire “he in Se temhe'._shmrdh Y ‘iAinlinex 200 199 199 199 —3 i”“‘"“’ "cc‘lmm‘m 3"“ “9 about 700 medium-range mis- anci Manitoba. TWO MORE I g p . yi : 4400 51': s . M“ "" "mm 4'” 5'33 siles with a range 0 600 to . . . . ivowed to foreign newspaper; ROME (AP! _ Pair John's Anchor 0 5 lN American of Canada 0.07 10.79 . . B t With a minority govern- Conservative Premiers Shaw. . - - ' . . ' . . .0“ William sum 1310 1122 2,000 miles while the West has . . . . :men that his royalist troopslpersonal phySgClan Dr. Filippo Ang U Dev 4500 290; 20 .38 ~11!“ . - -- merit in office and the party of P.E.I. and Roblin of Mani-.would make Yemen “3 came” h, d. G q a". a ht M hum”. mm 103 m 103 + ‘vPrm‘idcnt , 0.70 4.1: only about 250. with the effective balance of‘toba announced last week they.tary for Egyptian invaderqu 1R0“ 1, 3‘: H _inaiiey s A 20015 310% 10 10ar~ 141R“'"iam GWW'“ 7-39 It power~thc 30-mcmbcl' Socialiwcre calling provincial generaii , . . " . cereb'ﬂ- “m”. "’14- 1“ "3‘ BniLey 5 pl- 100 :22 22 22 — i a “a 4‘" I ~ 1 .- . - I “19- Iman POIHtEd "1 the d" 65. After Rocchi was taken to Bail 501 pr 000 3240/. mi 240' . “ 5~15 5.64 Credit gI‘Olip—A‘Shnwmg gi'ouinghelcctions —- P.E.I. on Monday.maction of Sam the republicam m V," q “1. “with m Bah, mm 5 i.) 5‘__1 r avings investment 5.00 0.12 signs of internal schisms. cir-nDec. 10. and Manitoba on that ' ' i e l a ""‘l h h’ﬂf , c A 500 5332.1; 251/, 12..” y." "Denis American 7.12 7.19 cumstances are far from nor-following Friday. Dec. 1. ‘heid capital of Yemen, andhlnolrtheru Rlomcht c Wicca-r110 c 0“ L“ “on 10., m 107 i ironclad 1:1ch is 44 67 mai. e role of the Social Credit .58le I _ ":19: h h t 5' d toma‘" ha 0 '8 C5 Pm 500‘) “‘5 1°" “‘5 I s: :7 326281 SEEKS RETURN and New Democratic Parties in‘ “I shall enter there Within alc “‘10 f. “me! l“:“‘m‘§: “it gdfeg‘f’v 32:: 5:3 :2; 4 , uPervised Exec 00 0.04 1H, :NG HFA"1\ 3 The first of the four provin- ‘the foul- contests is beingifew Weeks. [span "I" “1"” 9‘ V 'y g ' C Ex Ga, “on m, m 165 H ’ uilerviscd Growth 104 100 ciaI elections is being held Wed- watched by the leaders of the, His appearance before the:the bedS‘d“ c High c. m7, 2% 21 21 -15, film yiscd {ace 5.90 MI . uesday in Quebec. where Lib-cider parties here. 6 to fi- horse's” 4432 102 92 99 +1 inimﬁ‘efg‘gmm L L e" e 4" 84 82 no ‘10 I nitcd Accumulative 5.51 6.02

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