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government will hurt industrial development in Venezuela, a spokesman for a major United States oil company says.

The country‘s ruling junta an- nounced the 10 per cent raise Without warning on Saturday. Foreign oil companies will have to turn 60 per cent of profits over to the government instead of the 50—50 split of the past.

Will Retard Development

CARACAS. Venezuela rAPl—A sudden lO-per-cent increase in in- come taxes just decreed by the

A spokesman for the Creole Petroleum Corporation said the tax decree “will we highly prejud- ical to the future development of industry in Venezuela” by dis- couraging private investment.

Experts estimate that Creole, a subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey. would have to pay more than $80,000,000 this year over what it had expected to pay. Creole, biggest operator here, produces about 4-4 per cent of Venezuelan oil.

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CHICAGO lAPl — The Seventh Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. reversing the ruling of a Mil— waukee district judge, held in a ruling announced Tuesday that union strike benefits are not tax- able in the United States.

In a 2-to—l decision, the three- man appelate coun ruled in favor of a former Kohler company em— ployee. Allen Kaiser of Sheboy- gan. Wis, who paid a tax on strike benefits provided by the United Auto Workers. Kaiser paid under protest, then took the case to court. contending the benefits were a gift.

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said "strike benefits are intended to prevent want. a: are public assistance benefits."

The UAW called a strike at the Kohler plant April 5, 1954. The strike still has not been settled.

VISITS BIRTHPLACE

WNDON (Reutersl—Maj.-Gen. R. Pearke-s. Canada’s defence minister, left for home Sunday aboard a Royal Canadian Air Force Comet II jetliner. He at- tended last week's NATO council meetings in Paris, and during a brief stay in Britain paid a visit to his birthplace, Watford, Hert— fordshire.

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moval. Police say if it was a mistake all Mrs. Cassera can do is sue. “Thar might to be a law."

- . ‘ Waukee ruled in his favor in No- k . vember, 1957, but Judge Kenneth ; t at. the Grubb overruled the verdict and , ’ found the benefits taxable. Unof- »: ” B ficial sources estimated that as We’d like to chime in with - ii a result of Judge Grubb s 090- is % Dancing from 9:30 till 1'00 :62; neaé‘ly in taxes have j ma th . . . ' pai u er protest by strik- , my anks and - o f. Mus“: by the Downtowners ers at the Kohler, Wis. plumb L

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Communists Are Enemies

Of Arab Unity-Nasser

CAIRO (AP—President Nasser Tuesday attacked Communists in the Middle East. classing them with imperialist: and Zionists as agents of diaunity in the Arab

the withdrawal of British and

CROWDS (MEIER LEADER Crowd: cheered Nasser a: he lpoke at Port Said. port of em- bama’a’on when the British and French forces withdrew. Nasser praised the founding of the United Arab Republic. then

the U.iA.R. province of Syria. “'Ihe Communist party in Syria was opposed to the union of Egypt and Syria because the Communists thought union would i

destroy their worn-amides." he said. "But the Communists were unable to raise their heads in the face of Art nationalism . . .

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‘ French troops after their invasion m met 8 t I “18595 CHARLOTTETOWN P.E.I. Send“ of the Suez Canal Zone in 1956. {fifimm’ °M°£ xi: .3; «st—An inquest mm in. death ’ l SovietRussiaandRedcminamloummu_wwgmlastmkdmmngmndv . Comp at? supported Nasser then and ol- union we "-9 view-1m in port nephew of ten-en actor Doria Satisfaction [fared to pend volunteers. Said .3311,“ 210mm M Imp". Karloff heard Tuesday that one

ialism and with union we shall fight all thou who work ualnet union and nationaliln."

The president wound n his speech with a declaration that his country in dam-mined to follow a policy of nondignment. Be

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A Joyous Christmas

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PROWSE BROS.

Every year at this time we wish every one a Merry Christmas. But what

does it really mean? Why should everyone suddenly become interested in his neighbour’s happiness? l We know as well as you do that you cute 21qu your neighbour but in the crush of everyday living we get pretty wrapped up in our troubles. It takes something pretty important like Christmas, to make us real- : ize that our troubles are not so bad . . . That a pleasant smile gives us

just as much pleasure as it does our neighbour.

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in toward the Communist! ; Some nationalists have aceusa I; the Reds of trying to take ova I the new revolutionary regime ii i Iraq.

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wan strangled and the attic: drowned.

Marion Bromley, was charged Saturday with the murder of the elder son. 13-yearold Martin J John Bromley. Mrs. Bmmley. 40. '

and a brother of Karloff.

London pethologst’ A. K. Mane said he had concluded that Mar- tin died of strangulation and the other boy, 10-year-old Stephan, died by drowning.

Reports last week said the boyl were found dead with their throats slashed. Mn. Bmmley. now in police custody. also will reported to have throat wounds.

The boys‘ father. Thoma ' Eardly Bromley, 47-yearold Brit-

idi foreign service official. found the boys dead in their night- clothes when he came home I " Thursday. ,

E Dine Durelle ' i ‘ In Alberta

LETIIBREDGE. Alta. (CPI— Yvon Dureile. British Empire light-heavyweight boxing charm pion. will be among guests at the annual Kinsmen Gui) sportsnen‘l dinner here Jan. Z3. Pitcher Bob Turley ol the New iYork Yankees and fullback tJohnny Bright of Edmonton Ee— <, kimos are among the other sport: I personalities invited to the 510-:- l plate spread.

The dinner committee expects an attendance of $0. ‘ EULA HOOP RECORD

TURN. Italy iReuters! —- A dance hill crowd here Saturday 'night watched 20-year-old Luciano ‘Gedeone break the world record :by twirling a hula hoop for 13 hours and five minutes —- 35 minutes beyond the record set by photographer Jean Pies-ire , Fourm‘er in France a week ago.

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