Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 11, 1946, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press thursday july it Page 31 retention of excess profits tax criticized in House by Victor Mackie Ottawa ont july 11 Spe of the govern ment for failing to eliminate the excess profits tax completely and for not abolishing the double Taxa Tion feature of the corporation tax was made in the House of com Mons tuesday by Harry Jackman during the Bud get debate. The double taxation of business earnings first in the hands of the corporation and then what left taxed As income when it went to the individual was re cognized As an unfair principle and it had been expected the gov 1 recommend e household finance at household finance Yoo borrow s2o to s1000 quickly endorsers or bankable Security needed Stop in or arrange your loan by phone. 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And just As it oxygen to explode gasoline in your and make the Power to turn the wheels so you must have plenty of of yen to sex i lode the Energy in your body and give you coins Power. _ get or. A flunks Pink Jumha today. They Are world noted for the help they give in increasing the number and strength of red corpuscles. Then with your blood count up youth feel like bounding up the stairs As if you were floating on air. Ask your druggist Lor or. Williams Pink pills Ern ment would make a Start to Eli Minate it or. Jackman pointed out. The businessman had been disappointed reduction of the minimum corporation tax from 40 to 30 per cent was a much needed step Al though it might Only make Way for a provincial Levy. A tax of 30 per cent or More on business is still a High tax but we cannot spend on social services if we do not tax and business will do its Best to create jobs under the present imposition thankful even for Small the progressive conservative said. Profits tax fair in War he stated that the excess profits tax was a fair one in Many respects because no one should be Al Lowed to profit from the Emer gency and sacrifice of War. How Ever today s business was no longer the result of War expenditures and the average 1936-39 earn Ings on which the excess profits tax was based had become an anachronism particularly hard on Young businesses and 10 years was a Long period in the life of any company. Great Britain had recognized those facts and abolished the excess profits tax at the end of 1946 and there was to corporation tax in the United kingdom. The United states had also done away with the excess profits tax at the end of 1945. He gave an example of Why Canada could not in his opinion afford a substantially higher corporation tax than obtained in the United states much less an excess profits tax which had been abolished across the Border. There Are Only of american investment in Canada much of it consisting of investment in Branch plants. If the american company finds that it can get More profit after tax retained at profit from its american Plant than from its Canadian it is quite obvious where any goods for Export Are going to be made. Employ ment is thus created in the United states which otherwise would have gone to Canadian he said. Secretary of the Navy. James v. Forrestal focuses his powerful Field glasses at the scene of the atom bomb explosion frown a front Row seat on the Bridge of the flagship it Mckinley commander of operation Crossroads vice . W. H. P. Blandy right watches the proceedings without the Benefit of binoculars. Husbands complain tired run Down wives lose Beauty look old thousands of women regain health easy Way. Look years younger. In Mirror has run Down condition Sade pm look Haggard old want Normal health visor nerves plus younger to offs thou Rancu thrilled at such double results. 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Some had been encouraged by can Ada to join the foreign rather than Canadian units. Feeling itself under a definite obligation to the government had granted them the benefits by order in Council in january. And Gimli every awaits you at these popular excellent train service crop figures look hopeful Ottawa july 11 numerical condition of Spring wheat on the Prairie provinces expressed As a percentage of Long time average yield per acre and based on an analysis of weather factors shows a fairly Bright picture this year the Dominion Bureau of statistics reported wednesday. Reporting on the condition of Field crops at. June 30, the Bureau said Alberta in Sharp contrast with last year leads the three Western provinces with a condition figure of 127, while Manitoba is lowest with a figure of 103. Saskatchewan s condition figure at 123 is up 14 Points from last year s level and is one Point above the 1944 figure. Manitoba s relatively Low position is largely attributable to inadequate rainfall Between april 1 and june 30 higer level while Spring rainfall has been Well below Normal in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan and slightly be Low Normal in Alberta generally Good pre seasonal moisture conditions together with fairly Satis factory spacing of the Spring Rains have maintained conditions at higher level than would otherwise have prevailed. The numerical condition of All Field crops in Canada was highe than the condition at june 30, 1945 for All Field crops except Bay Clover Alfalfa and pastures. The increase in Spring wheat condition Over last year is quite marked in All provinces except Manitoba. Coarse grains generally show a fair Advance Over last year s numerical condition figures with Manitoba again the exception. The Bureau emphasized that numerical condition figures do not necessarily reflect ultimate yields. Manitoba s Corn crop poor Manitoba s Corn crop is in relatively poor condition due largely to unfavourable moisture and temperature factors since seeding. The flaxseed crop shows an Over All condition of 83, compared with 76. The sugar beet Outlook is Good with the All Canada condition figure standing 95. Prospects Are Best in Alberta and poorest in Manitoba further Rains have fallen Over the Prairies since the end of june with Manitoba benefiting particularly. In the Prairie provinces the condition of the principal Cereal crops at june 30 was reported As follows with the figures for june 30, 1945 in Manitoba wheat 103 135 Oats 70 Barley 70 Rye 75 flaxseed 75 sask at Colewan wheat 123 Oats 87 Barley 84 Rye 82 72 flaxseed 85 Alberta 127 98 Barley 96 83 Rye 92 flaxseed 94 weather Ideal 7orst. Jean fair St. Jean man., july 10 Spe the first time in three rears St. Jean held its fair under Avo Rahle weather conditions. In he horse classes Emmanuel no Ette of St. Agathe took first prizes or Best team to Wagon also general purposes and four horses on Angus Jobin took first for the Best Mare by Halter and Adelard Fillion for single horse on buggy. In purebred Holstein Bull heifers and milk cow classes Allan Cam Eron of Dominion City won eight first prizes including the Jutras and Cheviers cups for the second year. Euclide Boiteau of Letellier ook five firsts while Gaston Dansereau Vic Robert mrs. Ant Fil lion Alfred Dupuis come Valcourt were All awarded first prizes. Jersey class milk cow and Heifer or. Donat Dumontier and Willie Berard were Standard bearers. Bacon hogs classes were won by Alfred Dupuis and Ernest Fillion. First prizes went to Clovis Stamant mrs. E. Bouchard a. Plamondon in the poultry Section. Horticultural products first prizes were awarded to mrs. Art Barnabe and Theo. Dupuis. First prizes in Kitchen products went to Lorraine Bouchard mrs. O. Lafond mrs. Ray Rajotte miss an Drea Bouchard Wilfrid Dupuis mrs. Albert Dupuis. Preserves and can Ning first prizes went to. Mrs. Jos Pupuis and mrs. A. M. Gauvin. Prisoners recaptured three fugitives from Headin Gly jail who escaped from custody at 10 .1 wednesday were captured wednesday afternoon along the Banks of the Assiniboine River with in six Miles of the jail. The men were Douglas lament 16, of Portage la Prairie Joseph Matwick 20, of Brandon John Kutcher 23, 136 Agnes Street Winnipeg. I i guards from the pail . Officers from eight cars cornered the fugitives near the South Bank of which they had apparently swum although handicapped by thick Brush and foliage the searchers soon cornered their quarries who scattered along the River Bank. First to be captured was Matwick at 3 .pjn., followed by Kutcher who gave up 45 minutes later the juvenile lament held of 8.30 . 12.45 . 4.20 . 5.35 . Ail times Central Standard. Add 1 or. For Daylight saving. Special overnight to Winnipeg Beach to Gimli. Tax extra. Good going . Trains each tues., wed., thurs. Return next morning. Daily wed., sat. Sun. Daily sex. Sun. Daily sex. Sun Mon. Take the Moonlight for an enjoyable Everi i n g at Winnipeg Beach. Dancing in the spacious Pavilion boating amusements. 5.35 . 60c return including tax. Trains collide Washington me., july 11 person was killed and several others shaken up today when a Missouri Pacific night Mai train hit a freight engine Here. Constipated take big eth vegetable laxative Mills Bee cams pills English mixture 25 convicts fail in bid for Freedom Houston Texas july 11 Cap a wild scramble for Freedom need unsuccessfully late wednes Day for 25 prisoners of Harlem prison farm number two near sugar land Texas. The abortive escape attempt was punctured by gunfire and a mad Highway Chase in automobiles. One of the prisoners was shot to death while attempting to flee in an Auto Mobile. Twenty four year old Walter to Iott was killed by a single Rifle hot after the car in which he was seeking to escape ran through a gang of Highway labourers injuring one of them. Elliott was serving a nine year prison term for robbery with assault. Canada As world sugar bowl seen Ottawa july 11 Ada could become self sufficient in sugar supplies through develop ment of her beet surf to Industry John Blackmore said tuesday in the commons. Resuming the budget debate or. Blackmore said there were indications that Cuba source of can Ada s main supplies of sugar was planning to increase International prices As was done after the first great War. He suggested development of the Domestic Industry would pro vide canadians with a stable and cheap Supply of this commodity. Canada could become the sugar bowl of the world. Or. Blackmore said the beet sugar Industry did not need Spe Cial concessions. All it needed was Plain common sense manage ment from the government. The Industry would provide employ ment and enrich the country generally. He said new machines being developed would do away with much of the hard work entailed in he production of sugar beets. Or. Blackmore said the Federal government was not encouraging sugar beet production in Canada. N 1941, the sugar controller Hart ordered acres taken out of sugar beet production. Govern ment actions indicated the Cane sugar Industry was being favored. Gratuity claims approved Ottawa july 11 up now that the flood of returning service men has slowed to a trickle the War services gratuities Section of defence Headquarters found time tuesday to come up with these facts and figures total gratuity claims approved for payment up to May Peak period in payments was february 1945, when the average number of claims paid daily reached and in one week payments totalled average number of cheques paid on each claim was five or a total of More than individual cheques up to May 30. An average of 90 per cent of first cheques were paid within the target of 30 Days from Date of Dis charge. During the Peak period gratuities Section personnel worked an aver age of is daily seven Days until. 6 , the escapees were drenched while Kutcher had no shoes. The search party was in charge of sgt. O. G. Supeene assisted by chief turnkey t. J. Ceen of Headin Gly jail. Kutcher and Matwick will be tried in provincial police court on charges of escaping from custody while the same charge will face amont in juvenile court. To review taxes Portage la Prairie man., july 11 was decided monday night at a meeting of the City Council that the City s assess ment will come under review at the Council s next session. Believing hat existing inequalities need adjusting the Council will appoint a committee to bring in a recommendation of procedure. A Resolution urging the maintenance of Price controls was unanimously endorsed by the Council mrs. Mararet Mann on behalf of 250 Portage women spoke to the question. The Council added a rider which asked that a penalty be imposed upon manufacturers found to be holding commodities during the de control period. Aleman s Lead is increased Mexico City july 11 Miguel Aleman former Interior minister and presidential candidate of the Pri , continued to increase his Lead Over Ezequiel Padilla today according to unofficial returns from sunday s election. Latest tabulations from various mexican states and the Federal District showed Aleman and Padilla double Wear also no Mark Brown in trip v. I. Will not slip ask for them of name i la vouch for these hints to save you. Says what to give your family for summer meals that Are Light yet satisfying How to save time and the very most out of your food. Thousands of Wise House wives depend on Kellogg s ready to eat cereals to solve both problems. They re such a help in making tasty dishes from left overs. 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