'Sees Canadian Magazines In Danger From U.S. lmporfsl

OTTAWA (CPI-Finance Minis- ter Harris, stating that the long- run future of Canadian niagazincs "appears to be in jeopardy" from lore i g n periodicals. an- nounced Tuesday night a 20-pcr- cent tax will be levied next Jan. 1 on gross advertising revenues of Canadian editions of foreign peri- odicals containing some Canadian advertising.

The special excise tax, an- nounced in the ministers budget speech to the Commons. will not apply to foreign magazines sold in Canada with the same 8dVeI'IISIIL' and editorial content as in their

A home countries.

It will be imposed. however, on what Mr. Harris described as "a few cases" where a foreign maga- zine publisher issues a special ('flIt- tion for Canada differing from his home edition through inclusion of

some reading material for Canada .

and sale of some pages-"often a great many pages"-to Canadian advertisers.

It is understood these regula- tions wlll apply to the Canadian editions of Time and Reader's Di- gest-two mass-circulation United States magazines-a-" a number of other American publications. These in c I ud e Better Living, Everywoman'S. F 8 In I I .V ClI't'l9. Parents' Magazine and Woman's

Friday, March 23, 1956 MURRAY HARBOR

The Guardian. Page I

l?:l3fI;lnll'C. annlble quiz by Mrs. Hen- BWE Y1! and a reading by Mrs. Gavin Hlcken. At the con- clusion of the devotional period i Miss Sybil Millar. Hunter River,Iluncheon was served by the host- spent the recent week-end with her 955- 855ISI9d by Mrs. John Clow.. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mil. Mrs. Marvyn Johnston invited the liar. iaemllilers tto her home for the , , arc meeing. Misses Gail and Myrna Clowl :":::.”':;”:i:”::::::g:.e ill? F::.;: W": at 1;;-lg; ser- natinnal life.” : ' - zyce was 0 serv n e urray "ind;-ed, i V,-.,.i,i,.,. wneinen. we :MF5- -I0I"1 M301-93" lHar;)oi;iNort:it Presbytirian Church roud contemplate a time when wel J kc 0" " Ry 3 e"I"0"- IebIIIIII'y 17- u-voultj not have 3 Canadian magn, hlgcpsinntgpm: The service was conducted by Mrs. zinc. win?" 'here would not he an :M" Muk Jackson. V , Webster Clow. president of the W. opportunity for persons with thcl I S.. with appointed leaders tak- talent and with the time to sitl Miss Sadie Millar. Heatherdale, "I3 V3"I0"5 P3113 QII II"? Drogram. no-win and contribute an article of a was the recent week-end guest of III” II'9"I9 III WIIICII W35 "One f'IIIICa,I,"3I""' 0" I-iuvrrnment or her sister. Mrs. Archibald Dixon FIIICIM one 5I”lI.'PI10f'd.'.' The address scientific matters or on some other iand Mr. Dixon, ion the theriie was given by Rev, topic. or if we could contemplate i M. C. Currie. with Mrs. Annie Ken- a time when our children could notl Mr. Harry MIIII" II” BITCDINI B nedy as organist. the following rcatimal ningaziiie in which there 1 position as manager of the Cu-Op-I hymns were suiign 1'0 For A Thou. (I;t"(lU(.a";(E”&';'III;)fEi::1 SIOFIES biased jerative Store in Montague. '5af5dI;II(:;IlguCS(t'nIhliR;:."' "Dear Lord . - '3' or ana ian , an a or o . an'iiit," The King fictiun. , Mis Verna Johnston. Grade XII f L . M - . . "I doubt Vt-ry mill-li , i i it W9-student at Montague, spent the 9-Tnemiilv XI-nazlcggflgit I?';d arid could look to an occasion like mag, iweek-end at the home of her par- Ended n ' t ' '" ' ients, Mr. and Mrs. Verne John- I SPECIAL PROBLEM

Islam Miss Katliciiiiic iniiar L' x - -

”The gurrr l I ld b , , I. g i ' '5g' Ilele i;eluL-tant to miIrIiII:Ii'feIIit(e)u with VIII)-El M"' Iiarry. MINE; was hostess I0 Q: gene; 6-lad gugzt nf her parenui normal and li--ddiiiunni nnnnns nfltheifadigs Aid Soc-ietyFatbher hogile . . rs. ward Millar.

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Ellgflllnb.-Iulty lr;1i:ig:iziii-cslinto- our coun- ISI:IxteIeIle15mIgn:::I regsponded my the Solis. Albeit (iasiiell. Carleton smote 3 V...-i-p:IIlf,.i fdllloxij con- roll call with a verse of Scripture pIc:m.g'- Is spendmg some "me III

..Tnm, an, l.;,iInn.z:.iVpr,I:e.,5mIr. and one visitor was present. The en”: ,R0ad' "'9 "I”e51”II"3I' PIII” rivals on tho st-one Itlach is :5-'I5IIIII III sI30 was Vmed IIIVVIIITI5 III” IIII and Mrs. Raubmn John- sciitially a liy-ni'(i(liirf of someIt.'hurch building fund. The Pl'0EI"3m I

magazines appears to be in jeo-1

pardy.

Vllir. Hai'ris added that publjca. tion of magazines by Canadians. for Canadians, and telling about Canadians and what they have to sell ”scems to us a basic and es- sential thread in the fabric of our

magaziiic iiiihlislicri abroad and. consisted of contests by Mrs Sr-is Mr. Irving l.lPtH'll)ll. lio:id's Cor-

Day. being a by-pro(ltlt'l. its costs ofirnour Henderson and Mrs. Willard "9... M5 inn mnnln. guest M M.

Officials said regulations will be

W. I. District Officers Plan June Convention

framed later to outline the cii'cum- production are vir-ll below the parenigi Mn and M” Herbert 1 i ' ,stances in which the tax will costs of a comparable purely . Llewellyn, Meeting In Charlottetown Marchlthe delegates. lvin Grove- Mrs. Fulton Sanderson. i Mrs. HP. cudmore. Harrington; lDesRor.-hos: Mrsv Fred Hooper, apply. There probably would be no Canadian niaizaziiie. 5I""g.Ihe" "'e"I,,'"VI" I” II” I u onrl 23 is the District Officers 'MI'5- II--I III3CWIIII3mS. 01-Gary: POWNII1 Mm I'-IIISW Smith. P0w- problem since most piihlislm-i's "It uscs its advantage not only C3II3dIa" P90PI9- Mr. and Mrs. Walter King had

FRONT .. M”. G10,-ice Richard. 1 YorklPoint; Mrs. William Aylward 9

Mrs. Arthur Camp-I M

Conference of the P.E.1. Women's i Cape Egmont. I I

institutes. Theme of the Confet'en- i bell, Springbrookt MI'!- John Hick-l "ls, "Your organization and yon". mt, Springfield: Mrs. R.L. Burze. - on Burke, Cardigan; Mrs. Alhan i ence Cari-. North St. Eleanors. Registration took. place at the Y. lsecretary, St. Peters: Mrs.iM. Brothers. Cardigan; Mrs. James TOP ROW Mrs. Ambrose fiI.C.A. yesterday morning andiMcGowan. president. Kilmuir; n MacDonald. Cherry Hill; Mrs. 0r-lsteele. Goose River; Mrs. Lester, meetings commenced there, Mrs. Mrs. Philip Matheson. 2nd vice ville Taylor, North Granville; Mrs.iBlacketl. Annandale, Mrs. Arthur mi,-dock Mgqowun prom-long, prg president, Oyster Bed Brldge:VMrs 1 Emerson Matheson. North Gran- Howlett. Annandale: Mrs. John 1 ii.-iing, .M.J. Doyle. past president. horth ville; Miss Aletha Noonan, Bed- Moresiiead. 01I.(-ary: Miss Franc- Pictured above. lettto right. arelftustlco; Mrs. Harold Laird. KeI- equei Mrs. Peter Proud, York; es Jollyniore, Spi-ingbrook; Bertha

E 'P.E.I. Hotel Shows Profit

He said "one may expect logi- asinnnmnesis rn cally that in due course the gov- ernment will act upon the prob-

to enlarge its cirriilation but also- and far more SClI(i'.I5 to Canadian puI.lishei's---in sell its advertising . . services. thus diverting revenueslhim ”I.IIIE IIIIIII wave "I Amema” from Canadian publishing houses. mal43fI"95 ,III3I ROI" III F3C,I! In recent ycars this diversion has.Y9aI'- II8V"'g I.' m0S.I .5e””IIS become H. i subgianiiaiy effect on Canadian periodicals. and family, wliiie sandsi were no. The tax will not apply if less. MI'- CII-'tIII'"EI"3I COHIPBHY DF0- cnt guests of the former's aunt, than 25 per cent of editorial con-LIIIICES MaClean's Magazine, Chate- Mrs, C, J. Mcigurei tent in the Canadian edition par-.IIIIII9- CIIII3I-II5" IfI9III95 IIIIII GI?" allels that of the foreign periodi--dens, IIIIII 3I ,bII5II'Ie55 PEPE” II” cal, cluding The Financial Post. Jackson are pleased to see him out , He said the government has again after being confined to his TOR()NT() (CPI-Floyd S. ChaI- "recognized the importance of home through illness. mers. president of Maclean HunteriCanada's own native literature ini Publishing Company. said Tuesdaylthe development of our nationall MI55 503709 Mad-90d, WII0 Ila! night a government budget pro- economy and our spirit of nation- 3, been 9l'nPI0YEI'-I 33 Ihe King's Coun-

or I. iMrs. J. George MacKay: Albany; SECOND ROW - Mrs. Joseph 1Mrs. Elmer Gamble. Albany; Mrs. Gallant. Cape Egmont: Mrs. EId- 1 Harold Smith. Pownal. Mrs. Clar-

nal; Mrs. Charles Jones, Pownal; iMrs. M. Manning, Mrs. Anthony jGaudet, St. Nicholas; Mrs. Preston Rodd. Harrington: Mrs. Horace Willis, Kingston? Mrs. John Mac. Kay. Albany; Mrs. DA. MacLeod Flat River; Mrs. Bruce Crozier. Baltic: Mrs. W. Bolton, North St. Eleanors.

state separate advertising rates for Canadian and other editions. The tax in these cases would apply on the amount paid for the advertis- ing in the Canadian edition.

H o w e v e r. in circuinstanccs where no rates were specified for lthe Canadian edition, regulations would determine the amount to he paid. A official said such cascs are unlikely to arise because for- eign publishers generally specify the Canadian - edition advertising rate.

Mr. Harris said it will not come into effect until the first of next concerned

cently. Mr. King's parents. Mr. and Mrs. .I. H. King and brothers, Harry and Murdock. The Willows, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Clements

Bartcr's Film Lab.

The many friends of Mr. Myron

0 year "so that those , . , . may have time to adapt men. gr; postal to tax foreign periodlcalslhood." '.I)' HOSINIGI I07 the DESI .SeV0l'3I a n n I n inns in ii -- with Canadian editions that con- "1 hope we will see more first- W03" IE" FGCEHIIY I0! Halifax. N. ONLY one week until Eastern A COMPLETE new range of g . . He sninnne diversion of advei-. tain Canadian advertising "should rate Canadian magazines estah-ls-. Where She Will train 101' I Have your clothes cleaned by-floor coverlns patterns from rex- ' nnng menm innn ca,,,,d,a,. help Canadian magazines to Iished." Inurses aide in camp Hill Hospital.

BIG DOUBLE BILL BLASTS THE SCREEN WITH THRIL- LING ADVENTURE IN AFRICA AND A BEDLAM OF I.AFFS WITH THE BOWERY BOYS!

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T.V. JINGLES

BY STEW MurKAY

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Dem" CIHMHI Momawc' Iwixleillm I-Iizlnlllard I2! uY.'1:IiI(IdrI'I:I.IIIhIle , . . magazines is "far more serious" GEORGE-1-own pggmoggl, Mnnfngne C ey m e 8' ' a X e n r to Caadian publishers than the huge United chunk oi cnnndh ' expansion of.the foreign maga- .

Services for March 25th: Palm' UPTON GOSPEL Chapel. I)un- - iimgs amggagifnnngamigfnmgisnag

guridny. 11 am. Mlllltown Cross: das, Sunday school 230 pm,; (305. OTTAWA (CP)-The CNR plans -000: rolling stock. tIii3.77ti.0ti0; Queheci, 582161.000; Western, 337,-. regentnnnnn nn. neverai yen” ;:io p.m. Sturgeon; 7 p.m. pel service 3:00 p.m. Svend Chris. to spend 52.13.564.000 on capltallhotels. s20.600.000. mainly on Illont- 821.000 .mp i iieorgeuwn. Rev. W. A. Paterson. tensen. speaking. Lord's supper (projects In 1956, the publicly-ownedireals new Queen Elizabeth; gin-1 About 510,000,000 would be spentjgc-rloN JUSTIFIED MONTAGUE pn.Eu"r church p.m. All welcome, lfv0aI'np:(I)Ir);1nI1(l)E:IeeII'iI?h (goiinmons Tall-l;1E:I4I;tot!I&I)DItI affiliated companies. on property for U.S. lines. 3 --we have necided mat in mi; rvices uesinnins Monday. March ANGLICAN Service at Souris' iII it I b d It” WI ed s I ' ' TIIC mm'""I” mmm M ""'III9"I- "W ”"P"”"”I "'"5”'”

: 800 .pm. Mondly um Tuesdaynsunday March 25m at 11 am. th s cap an u gel, gpprov ryi President Donald Gordon sub- rolling stock, to be spread over aecnn be iusiified..mea5ui-es that iuIBIaptIst Church. Wednesday IlldIthgi-e i.',iii be a celebration of -me- la commi een incu cs , -,mitted the statement to the com-iyear orimore. calls for 424 diesell cerininiy couid not be justified in numiay in United church. Good new communion with sermon isliii. i.'l...i;'”..a”'2.'3.iElit.il3'lII'Li 31352? ii"?'i'3pliii”if&i”3f33...?.?g l'5”5'&.2”?'"-”i'.i 5” "'"ffH;?' 3””; ””''"e”"”" 1”" W ””"'""” "M

, ' ' . 3 - WIS 0375 811 "III 3 9 of business or commerce." gliIgslIypli'ltl3IcII,l:'fb!1'1t:II'InnL-3st:-hI3IIIIIIII' I(iII1ttItlll:5:ht;iftetIiIe CIIII1I1IiIIcIh ,IgI:,'I:,I)ranch lines. ' budgets of the company for 1956 work equipment rolling stock. The relative position of Canadian

mv BA. thorm-en Rev W G Hogs ml The company will seek authoriz- and its annual report for-1955. Most of the company's appropri-magazines had declined, A iium.

.- - char” - - - - v nation frorr Parliament to spend The 1956 operating budget. prcvi- atinn for hotels? would be spent on' her of them had been abandoned ST. PETERS B”, Pastoral : .S415.0ll,000. of which an estImated.ously announced. calls for a small . the big building in Montreal- ; and others had had to reduce the

Charge The United Church of UNTIED BAPTIST Church. Mon- WI-447-00" WWI be SP9” "exI,S"FPI"5"I52-600-000C0mWvd with -t19--"r46-000- liiumber or issues.

Canada Services for Palm Sun- tague charge Sunday. March 25th ,I'”"'' , i one of 310,717,000 last your. other expenditures included 32,-; "MHSBZIIIES from abroad IIPEVP d warch 25th S! Peter: S". Montague H mm. Sunday Scnnoi The 1956 estimate of S233.5ti-1.000 EAST GETS S13 MILLION 050 for the Charlottetown hotel andimeanwliil. exlem-lei-i their Mm... nay. . t H Im-. G-reenwich sen 9.5 nm. Murray River 3 nm. iwas not broken down. but the over-l Mr. Gordon's capital budget s2,950 for the Nova Scotian II.Itie,l to such an extent that the I-III”; 2-30 Marie service Sturgeon 7:30 p.m. with song sei'- I'" "II I was SIIIII. ""5 .way: l5II”w9d IIII359 IIWWSCII I955 9X" II3III3X- lions-run COHIIHUBIIOII OI CIIIWIIBII III;-30 pm Hev.IIRusseIl A. Mac- vice at 7.15 ordinance in. Lordysi Road property including track.ipenditu'res on company property Mr. Gordon said the Charlotte-:

Leon nnnm". supper, at close of evening 5”. lclgiirisnficggd lhfc lI)lke..S168'.175.000;1by regions in Canada: g . town had a 1955 profit of sl3.000.i

vines. in are welcome at these it o ranch line pro-i Atlantic. SI3,l9B.000. honIuund- Nova Scotian. 376,000. and New- MURRAY HARBOR MUR- servlcer, Rev. A. Mg Rngensonl Min. jccts already under way. 328.028.-iland, 34,398,000; Central (Ontario foundland. S87 000.

MY RIVER Pastoral Charge ister. ;

United Church f Canada Servic- THE PRESBYTE , 1 . I II s""d"y' Much 25m Mnrnyiin Canada Services 'SHll.:CINB)' I SO . - R. h S'd U II'V:' ,IvIlu:r':," iIf:'lI;nrSI.';d5n'm' 25. Cardigan divine worship. .11 a.m.j . i l III I e P llznrui ntm change in the noun LorneMVailey afterntion serviloe MM; .tIio(l!inh(iiri1irhoei Ar3l)nI3y.AVl:II,-I at R d c t

V . p.m. on ague even ng scrv cc . i e o r. rc in - D P S Rev. L. S. Woofrey Minister. 5-Imi In the series of senmons. on Munm Lime sands. recenny. . I e Tlli; MONTAGUE PIIIOHI methAepgrt5f,eE::Edof(;Il)l,Il;.. Mr, and Mrs, seldon Richards CLEVELAND IAPI--Tllp artist's givcs it a certain amount of depth, Charge The United Church of Can- ue Sunday Schogl 10 am- A cord and i-nnniy' Lime sands. Visiied signature is upside down but the and I didn't want that." i M welcome nn.'niL hen, D" A his parents in Abncy on Sunday. IWIIIII'II3.P3IEIII"II III III” C,II,”'3E,"I A spokesman for the institute.l Campbell. minister. i Art Institutes annual exhibition is unn,,,.;,,.e or the depth nueniinn”

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ids Rev. J. M. Fraser. Minister, Sunday. March 25. Lower Monta-

ifontsgue: 10 am. Sunday School. lls.m. Communion Service and 1:30 p.m. Ilission Band. 2:30 p.m. Junior, Choir Practise. 7:30 p.m. Palm; Sunday service with music by the! Junior Choir. (note the special Pre-i Easier services.

I Farmer Takes It Vflfs

PART EIGHT

punt- Urged pony do his swimming chore. Their friends admired his noble

stunt- lwimming West river from shore to "ore.

rue: 3 p.m. Communion, Service: .

CHURCH OF Christ, the Lord's Day. March 25. Montague: 10 um. Bible School for all the family. Parents come to the Adult Biblel Class. 11 am. The Lord's Supper and Preaching. Murray River: 10 am. Bible School. 11 a.m. The Lord's Supper. Murray Harbour: 6 p.m. Bible School and the Lord's