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vehicle left thp mud on I curve near Doghv. Ns., Sun- day. ﬂew over a ravine and come to rest wtih the rt-ar end

Vincenl Butler 01 Cornwahl naval training base walked away Irom Ills cat with only minor scratches alter the

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Freight revenues to 1m to‘irom thr' Queen Elizabeth hoteil

OTTAWA to?» A The CNR recoznillon oi the deficiency of

edzed within $900,000 at hreak~‘the depreciation ruserves oi the tailed sazsyaooooo n gain

even point on its oocrations last system which came about he. year. hut interrsts payments on cause depreciation accounting‘ its long-lcrm debt 1elt the nub~ was hot appi' ti equipment: Itcly - aimed railway with no prior to isto, to hotel properties; ovcr-all “8.919.454 deliciL . i] 1954,

and to road, tracltl in its annual report in Ch! stnictures and other physical

gm’ornmonn the (rim noted that pmperltcn until 1956 it would have shown a 10.000: "Tm; d ellc t unry has 000 net prom. -— if ".5 Dal-Fl“! I'ESIYIK‘IEd CN'S ability Ill fl»

51mm“ had been NViSEd an ounce capital expenditures from “I9 recnmmendaims of_ She Internal sources and has con- BiarPhcrson royal commission tributed directly to the current on transmutation had been lm- excessive burden ot interest piemcnted last year. mm,» 1 nrucctm: what H says is it The report said that it depre- "new spirit, oi ehlhusiasm'qciation accounting had heen in. throughout the CN svslem. the eﬂu-I in the past. large exlt‘n report sees a surplus position in sums or cash would have been ‘ the toresreabie Iuiure it the avaiiahle to the CNR to iinancl‘ M:rPhrl'son proposals and rap most oi its modernization pro. itat revisions are put into eiiect. grams. This, turn. would: The raiiiyay's report was ta. have suhstantinlly reduced the hard in . onimons h t r to incur interesthearing Transport )1mister George Mc-ldebt tor that purpose. 1 IIraith. 1 The actual delicit oi 348.90%; The report struck an optimis- 00° W“ 3 95' “Em “'1 thel tit- note in spelling out how the “We?!” mm" .“f 343-39” roihiay has improved us opera~ despite unanmiraled ext" Iluns_ . rcumiined its organise. 605“ 0' “WWW due to Wage [Jill and reduced its doiicit. But ‘“”"5“5- 9““ IT‘“5‘.°“ a. the same mm, m, CNR charges and material price m- made a hold move [or govern-icifiigﬁvtav "wan"; revenues men! action to revise its capital; . __ 1 structure to no the bookeepiod Wm" swim-m4 "' 1951 ' hunt“. or tandem, debt 523.090.0120 increase over 1961. pRoGREss 0359mm ‘At the same time. operating 1. my the “may 5.3, or costs rose hy 515300.000 to 37:13.- pointihg out that tooth the board Iseaglgzse 1 net operating at directors—a oint oss . - lovemmenl ipgnd ’ls.” the This his a drop oi $11.W.O(KI management ieel “the true {cm from was "‘9 small?“ pact oi the accomplishments or “Wile,” 5"“ .1957 “9" "'9 1952 and “in, mm wt,th CNR tirst_ ieii into the red on‘ produced . may.“ mhsbmtanm its operations alter lo consent-l oi property, 1. anchored by me tive years oi operating pronto. 1 Many bum" at to“, _ "my other income—such as rental deb, »- dividends uni} hote‘lmorgtitél—l "The". t. . marked dtm,‘amouoted to 14.137. . on 2‘ trance between what might be the 1961 mini. This 1e“ the CNR l termed the ‘service result' and With a surplus of 313375-135 1w Um ‘bookkeapihg result'," the lore interest on lmgcizrm debt. report siid. Since net interest on lon§~lerm r, or" signed by CNR pm... ‘debt was $62,496,590 last year. i am Donald some... wt.“ wt“ the over-all delicit was «11319.. My. the my,“ the 454. This was $18,400,000 under commons assional committeeitlle 1961 dens"-

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“the recommendation. (to the

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lDomi can threat tends to Honey 3’ WILLIAM L. RYAN ‘lhe H-Illma. PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti The n tumors have been Imit- IAPl—The United Slates may l ins off Ind on (or more than I ihnvt stubbd in we Hall: in t century. llhe Clribheln. this time in Duvalier on Wzdneld Halli. weulhered the most critical d Sonir educated Haitians with oi his career as president at th-

palace. l-ie titted censorship to word could lo out that the ro- Pm' °' ““ “mm” '“d 5°“ naval command club with im.

exotica-led- proved shore la tiities ior o

y Duvaiiera chld enemy inside navy ratings is openlngyhue'la Haiti, Clement Barbot. Inpzr- shortly. it will provide a centre

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