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Tax Cut Speculation Continues At Ottaw

By STEWART MacLEOD

OTTAWA (CP) — Predictions af a bigger financial deficit in the next fiscal year have done nothing to dampen speculation Finance Minister Gordon will

do some tax - pruning in his forthcoming budget. The of au

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| and, economically speaking, it | could be considered a good time ‘ in Summerside. Left to right for the government to call a fons, are seen receiving (elt are: Al Brabort, Vernon Lewis , vote, Tax cuts would make it

blazers from Amos Hubley, ‘Frank MoNeill, Wally Vau- that much better nager rfecti Mr. Hubley. nd after so much specula- = ne = z tion on possible tax cuts, any- thing less from Mr. Gordon

es. | ‘ a dena with incressed 1 pub. jue disappoint many people. i provide the nec-

ans eee ee | MONTREAL (CP)—D. Bruce The need for expansionary ‘Shaw, president of the Invest- measures has been the most re- jment Dealers Association of curring theme ,heard by Mr. Canada, said Thursday recent (Gordon over the last few ‘corporate tax reductions in the | months. And he mentioned it | United States ‘“‘make it almost

| mand. * that similar de- speech at jatory at simila ae ae . lereases be enacted in Canada

. rythi He told a press conference are oienre thére is an “imperative and un- rate of deniable need’’ for tax relief in

| t NP 1 . ety ‘weal n as we possibly can do to lcm the "Ocgealaaten Me “Eco. \proerth Or the Canadian econ- Canada to provide incentives to | are Seeweenice ‘omy this year and in the years industry and archer de opment, a 2i-member organiza- ‘hat follow. sastoted tor reductions cull Ss tion embracing Canada, the ENLARGEMENT NEEDED followed by increasing a US. and European countries. “This will call for expansion- |ment revenues. “The expansion of activit and Pecos mal at continuation | Mr. Shaw said to coors the y enlarge some pres- Is set the Economic Coun- should continue weil into 1965,’ ent policies and the introduction \On ef oa it would be nec- recent eo report of some new ones.” essary to stimulate national pace advanece-may |--Other- cabinet. ministers have; savin about 16 per cent by somewhat unless |sleo hinted at the need for long: |tey | 1 | : ti 1 .

“ ne But whe ee Minister | Bee ee tis Haare | : n nue |$9,000,000. By 1970, this figure al measures Rarer Benson epehe in Bamestes a =o need to, be increased to me pte ndicated coudn't | shout $17,000,000. said. stimulate demand be accepted as a foregone con- He said the proposed Canada become necessary. }glusion. Pension Plan. may: ¢reate an at-. pro- “Although all of us would lke titude among Canadians of to see tax reductions,” he said, « now, we are being pro- we must remember that the | tected from the cradle to. the - |increased payments to the prov- | grave."’ investment must ne going ave ene \discou ige this attitude, he are (tax revenues.” He predicted 1965 would be

Apart from ali the economic another ‘“‘excellent year” of \considerations, the political as- higher savings, higher spend- | pects cannot be overlooked. jing, higher production, im- | No one has ruled out the pos-|proved productivity and} ; i scuser: \sibility of an election this year 'a higher standard of living in country. various tax credits. -

=a" AUTHORITIES CLAMP ON rgument over US. firms would find

mnadian ax cater mate” BUSINESS BY CONVICT

“enough simply to be | competitive in this respect, we | should appear competitive.” | si

Pleas for a cut in income taxes | have come from a wide variety | of quarters.

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| began as therapy to pass the iS URGED }-whem he sold a hand-tooled | time, boomed to the point The Canadian Chamber of | where prison and post office

Commerce, in its presentation! purse there on visitors’ day officials had time to handle to Mr. Gordon last December, But they didn’t laugh when | little mail to the prison be- said there should be reductions | he became 4 $900-a-week mail | sides Tate's packages and in both personal and corpora-| order entrepreneur, with 50 | orders.

tion income. taxes. to 60 other prisoners working Prison rules permit prison- However, the chamber added | for him. They transferred ers to purchase materials and a note of caution. It said this! him, instead, to the pen- | sell hand-tooled goods to visit-

not profit. Tate, 38, was going into

could result in certain sectors | Nashville man is serving a |. It's good therapy, Russell of the economy. 21-- year sentence for the | said for prisoners “to make This week the Canadian La-| booby ~ trap bombing of his and sell one or two items s bor Congress said cuts in per-| estranged wife, who was | month to visitors.” But, he

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