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By KEN SMITH tL‘elll. climbs to eight per cent QM said it will announce de-. Canadian Press Staff Writer April 1 and to 11 per cent next flatls of a new car assembly The word most frequently ap- ' lant 1n about three monthst

iplied to Finance Minister Gor- There also was a general, but 'Montreal was most frequently1 =don's newest buriqu was sth— not unanimous, attack on Mr. mentioned as the likely site. i at. It could have been used Gordon's refusal to cut income Equally well to describe bttsi< taxes — although no one had I”: F03 fuﬁéj‘iﬂver bid for nessmeiys reaction. really expected him to do so. “he gggfrxbased meat pack‘ They look the document in More excitement was gener-tin ﬁrm ofyBums and Co Ld stride. scarcely breaking step to ated by General Motors of Can- thags raised again the uest'ion 0; study it. praising it where ex- ada's announcement of its ex- whether such biddersqshould be pected and damning it as anti- pansion plans for the next two moral] ob“ ated to identify cipated, Most of the reaction years. GM President E. Hchemsgives togsharehlden even had a preoccupied air. as lWalker described the plan as 0 - I though ihc business community ta $120,000.000 vote of confidence ‘ A 00d? 0‘ lake-over ethics

is more interested in trying to tin Canada's economy and basic idrawn UP almgst two years ’ I make the budgct's prediction of ineSS was quick to take it on hisago answered yes. but no w o s u a 5'2-pel‘-t'eni rise in the gross word. tPne has Paid mUCh attention to

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lnational product come true. The happiest noise camel'- The praise came for dropping :trom Oshawa, wtndsm._ and St_ t The argument is that stock- : t I tthe proposed 20—per-cent with- gcatharines. destgnated as the .holders should know who 13 1b- ] thold'mg tax on dividends paid~ to ‘potnts that will receive the new ‘volved .in any bid so they can e ‘ a - y t “K. _ foreign_ owners of Canadian mam-5 m. extmstons of ,xtsttng iassess it more accurately. ’ ' ’ - - —- ' congpiénlesdl’t'lm 105?}?‘222; Per tones. l Chisolm Lyons, Tomato law- ' cen ana 18!) par tctp l0 . I ' ' ' CANADIAN AT NICOSIA The proposal had been at- When the Program. part of gr “Sally: “bite b‘dd‘zﬁi

' ~ s 0" t [11y m ' tacked by many business lead. General Motors Corporations are Rextwmety happy" am they Two Royal Air Force po- Ont. centre. who was one of dtan Army troops and sup- ited Nations peace-keeping ‘ers as one that would do great world - wide plan. MSW-"15a The bid of $11.25 a licemt‘ll Bl Nicosia. Ctnl‘lIS. a 43mm" Rityai Canadlan All that-in to Canada‘s image abroadlis completed. more than 4.000 share was for 300,000 of ttt,3

check the identity card of F0 Force contitiﬂcnt that spent a p11“ “T Cyprus The canadian nperaﬁon' tand frighten off necessary for« tnew jobs will be available. 767,083 outstanding shat-es. The EC. lEdi Grose of Thorold. ion: weekend airlifting Cana- Army is taking part in the Un~ (CP Wirephoto) leign capital. The plan sparked speculation stock closed at $10.53 on the " ‘”*'—" "" m'r SALES 'l‘.\.\’ :aboul expanswn Plans of the {Toronto Exchange Friday.

B c iChard- secondary IChOOI inspec-i Says Mr. Williams: “It the-: The sharpest'criticisms came‘other major car makers. I Bums, which operates seven tr t th ' ~ ‘ . lover the retention of the rising “You can be sure." said a packing house: across Canada. ° ° :ardoru‘t 3 13:30:13,? “kookpnme mmlswr does“ reply tolscale of sales tax on budding spokesman for one firm. “litat .had earnings of 79 cents a

i o . ‘ n e es contribu"our “(mesh he may get ‘ 10‘ imaterials and production mach~ we'll do what is necessary to share in 1962 and estimated

. . [tion is Significant." tot letters—in Welsh." .mery. The tax. now four per get our share of the market." Iearnings of 63 cents last year.‘

VANCOUVER rCPi Wclsii- anion: an estimated 40.000 per-

men on Canada‘s west coast sons of Welsh origin on the west I ll Moore a Mutant Ltd. 1mm) noon

have come out in favor of bt- coast" lower mainland. claims culturalism. winch they say they Canada was founded by five na- ave been practisin: for years. tions. not two.

They don't insist that the They are demanding equality

liquid tones of Wales take their with the French fleque-lis. the

place alongside English as a na- Enzlish rose. Scottish thistle ‘ tional ianL‘UitEE. but they do and Irish shamrock

think they‘have a case for other "The thistte_ the rose and the

conﬁdel‘aimns- shamrock are included on Cana-

They have protested to Prime dian coinage as tributes to the Minister Pearson the ommission British founders of Canada." of the Welsh daffodil from the says Professor Geoffrey Davies.

Canadian silver dollar and they executive assistant to the presi-

seek equality in the cousidera- dent of the University of British

tion of any new Canadi'm fie". Columbia. who cmizrnted he'c Victor Williams. president of from Wales after the Second

the Victoria Cambrian Sf‘t't‘iv. World War.

has suggested that the coin be "Four races. not three. make

reissued—incorporating a dafto- up the peoples of Britain.” he dil emblem. says. “and while the Welshman

The society. with members is proud to be British. he will forming the most vocal group never admit to being English

—— ~ :my more than 3 Scot or ant - FYANIDE DRINK “Min-m"- . . s 'Hc 1.: proud to be It Cana. BL'H-BAxk- (am "p‘ ‘ titan ton. althouzh he Won't in- ﬁ’l-year-old woman mistakenly sist that all Canadians spe: poured herself a cup of boiliu: weiSh 0" GaeilC—ihai might be

a good thine. btii l don't think it oi- .. “‘Ullid \K'Ol'k. lie says Welsh immigrants are

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me job at, . mciais (irmfsm invtstbt‘.‘ yet ‘retatn‘thet, own fits! Choose from spring prints andsolids in a great variety oi fabrics: . apparently llollced the nol'ot culture and language. (tacron polyesters, cottons and cottonblentls. tatfetas. shecrs. rayons. arnel

amber-colored cyanide b01111“: “Our country's strength is to jerseys and novelty cottons, plus manyother blends and textures. Buy now

on the stove and mistook it for absorb the contributions of coffee. many cultures." says Don Prit-

for host selection.

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and countless more ranging from country doctors and Arctic mis- sionaries to rural mail carriers and sur- veyors. Why is the Scout already sales leader in 4-wheel drive? The fact is, it can go almost; anywhere . . . thanks to 4-wheel drive, rugged power and extra clearance. And because it converts four ways (from a stripped-for-action work- horse to a steel-bodied station wagon), ,1 the Scout is the handiest unit on or off the road. See and drive it—you’re sure to agree!

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EM PLOYERS - t ::;:.f‘"'““‘ °°'°" °‘ so. we’ll pay you to hire him ‘ $895 Yd- $2.50 yd. before March 3lst, 1964!

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