Milford Noyes, left) Bller- éruck which has just been sal- two of the company’s trucks hauled out by bulldozer after | crease represented a gain in for spending. Thin comdied 10 
     
     Sie, foreman for Northumber- aged from 30 feet of water and three pumps was caught being located by a scuba diver. | terms, the bureau said. ; increased personal saving. irate 
     
    
   
   
    
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     sington, stand by a fivetom spectator, A scow catrying trucks and one pump were salvaged. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     ecuba diver Bob Semple, Ken- French River. Looking on is a 
     
    
   
   
    
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     | | |SEOOND SECTION ae Charlottetown, Mon., June 28, 1965. PAGE 17 | turict movement ameng Soviet 
     
    
   
   
    
     university students. 
     
     sented wages, salaries and sup- The denunciation of the avant 
     
     r 4 and garde group. known as S.M.0.G. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gross National Product 82 ic5 Sefton 
     
    
   
   
    
     League ‘komsomol). 
     
    
   
   
    
     farm incomes, which were Paviow alludes vaguely to a 
     
    
   
   
    
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     c down to as annual rate of demonstration by-the 100 mem- 
     
    

    
     | ncreases " er en $1,364,000,000 from last year’s bers of S.M.OG. in April and 
     
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     ig ' — w run veo _— ause 1 | goods and services was running He clearly referssto a gather- 
     
     ) | gross national product im the |four full years by the end of not allow for depreciation ‘at a rate of $30,588,000,009 a ing at the-statue of Soviet poet 
     
    

    
     first three months of 1965 rose |March this year, continued with | of physical capital. Pe | year im the first quarter of 1965, Vladimir Mayakovsky to com- 
     
     to an annual rate of $49,676,000,- |broadly - based domestic de- a aeeaee oie d —- compared with $29,431,000,000 in memorate his suicide April 14, 
     
     000, the bureau of statistics re-/mand and a substantial build- | dollar value of national prod-| 1964 Business gross fixed capi- 1990. As passersby swelled the 
     
     ported Thursday. jing up of stocks in the first | ucts in ey quarter of 1965/tal formation was running at crowd im the downtown square 
     
     This was 3.5 per cent above | quarter of the. year. Pp Borers m_ This figure | $10,028,000,000, nearly 12 per to several hundred, the leaders 
     
     oe 0 * santa was | Contributing to seotand was a1 aeons woe ree | tnt ahead of last year’s $8,968,- of the demonstration read May- 
     
     the eee cents "of 1964, eee pl ps : strikes faaaaeaal conditions as well — i i akovsky's poetry and their own 
     
     |5.8 per cent above the GNP for in the automotive industries in | others not so affected. age en peiga spending is Can- ee ene to the poets 
     
     the whole of 1964, and 8.3 per the U.S. and Canada in the. So the statisticians adjust the! im exports rose Ree i ae 
     
    

    
     t higher than in the first early fi for seasonal variations |‘? # Tate of $10,512,000.000 from The afbup identified itself as 
     
     thre voor of | t / | weeee e | = tend it to the anriual | -25¢ year’s $10,490,000.000, Cana- “the youngest society of genl- 
     
     ~~ | "Finance Mini stet Gordon EXPAND INVESTMENT lrate. ‘The  $49,676,000,000 GNP|{ia" spending abroad for im- wses'—whose initials in Russia 
     
    

    
     H4% \based this budget plans this| Businessmen continued to ex-/rate in the first quarter com-;JMPOCS rose to $11.572,00.099 we SMOG. 
     
    

    
     + | year on an expectation that the |pand their investment in plant | pares with $45,920,000,000 in the | fom $10,868,000,000. This high a ore —— de- 
     
     | national product for 1965 will in-|and equipment, showing confi- first quarter of 1964 and $48,-|,a4 4% mports over exports manding the revival of Maya 
     
     lerease ,more than . seven per dence in the underlying 916,000,000 in the last three! the effect of dampening the sky's futurist “left front 
     
    

    
     were GNP figure im the first quarter ™ovement™ and his magazine 
     
    
   
   
    
     en. Ps ty a : 4 
     
     cent. If rose last year by 8.9 strength of demand. months of 1964. 4 ; 
     
     TRUCK SAL AGED AT FRENCH RIVER EE cent to $47,003,000,000. | And consumer spending rose,| The bureau estimated “oe ve a en and 
     
     The major part of the in-' but less than income available jaeteeet, —— vonving _t ar ge citicted ane Gea ‘al. @ the latter 1920s by je 
     
    
   
   
    
     of $37,044,000,000, com-| Tse about four per cent and P2°'¥ authorities. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A : i i; 5 The SMOG. 
     
     Price increases accounted for! GNP is the dollar value of all | pared with $35,109,000,000 for | {heir oe eee mulgated their | "ihe 
     
    
   
   
    
     only 0.7 in the 3.5 per cent! end-product goods and services| the year 1964. Principles of the futurist 
     
     __'produced inthe country in a! Of this, $24,964,000,000 repre- | Mees from personal direct taxes oot ‘which Mayakovsky helped 
     
     eee <= | spending rose three per t. found, in 1910. 
     
    

    
     . ° ’ Provincial government expendi-. oes ne 
     
     tures on hospitals accounted for a es 
     
     a part of the rest of the ¢ “§* FAMOUS FOR $ 
     
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     i the breakwater at in the swift cuprrent recently 
     
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