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By .ARCH MacKENZIF scale can't be judged, the cab- WASHINGTON (CP) — A inet secretaries said, but it was tighter. but still voluntary, pro- suggested it offsets other U.S. — for ending the United foreign military economies. dollar drain is planned There was no direct Canadian for 1966 application to Wednesday's fig- American busines« wil! he ures except for the likelihood of asked to cut back farther on di- an intensified campaign-which fect investment abroad and had little impact this year—to More pressure may be applied persuade Americans to stay to encourage American tourists home in 1966 and entice more to stay home. Treasury Secre- foreign tourists to the U.S. tary Henry Fowler and Com- Canada is exempt from ef- merce Secretary John Connor forts to prune direct American told a press conference here investment and retains a par- They announced a balance-of- tial exemption from the tax ap- payments deficit for the third plied to American purchases of quarter of $485,00.000 compared foreign securities: with a surplus—the first since. However, the latest word on 1958—of $247.000.000r for the pre- the U.S. position will be dis- vious three months. cussed in Ottawa Friday at the

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THE COMMITTEE ON ELECTION EXPENSES

The Secretary of State of Canada has appointed an advisory

Committee on Election Expenses to enquire into and report

on matters relating to the control, limitation and financing

of election expenditures.

The Committee have visited communities tliroughout Canada

to seek the views of Canadians on the. most appropriate “ golution in the lizht of their political and social prospects.

PUBLIC HEARINGS

4 The Committee intends to hold public hearings on Friday, \ the 10th day of December 1965, <n eS Scotian Hotel, in the City of Halifax, 9:00 a.m. local time. Persons wish to appear at these senha Mpa suas to write before the sixth day of December 1 to:

The Secretary,

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SUBMISSIONS

For the benefit of those individuats or organizations not wish- Ing or unable to appear in person at the peso { public hearings; the -Committee~hereby-invite in writing concerning the work of the Advisory Committee ‘on Election Expenses. Representations in writing should be made to the Secretary at the address above set out not later than, December 3ist, 1965.

The Committee is anxious to have the views and opinions of

all who may be concerned in this vital matter. The co-oper-

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CANADA PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND BEFORE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION IN THE MATTER of the Motor Carrier Act (P. E. 1.) and ‘or the Motor Vehicle Transport Act (Canada)

and IN THE MATTER of the application of the -under- named persons for licenses to operate as intra- Provincial carriers and/or extra-Provincial carriers under the said Acts.

NOTICE OF HEARING

TAKE NOTICE THAT the Public Utilities Commission has’ appointed WEDNESDAY, the EIGHTH day of DEC- EMBER, A.D. 1965, at the hour of Ten O’Clock in the forenoon at the National Film Board Theatre, Dominion Bujlding, Charlottetown, as the time and place for con- sideration of the applications of:

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