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Irs. Clara Fredstad of Glan Hamilton, operates a 3,000 turkeys. She and near of expect xt year. A thousand of this 'ear's crop were slaughtered | 1,200 raise 5,000 | Is shown for Thanksgiving and another went on Christmas. Here, Mrs, Fredstad the block for with a supply of ready-for-the-market turkeys, Photo) cp RADIO LOG CKLB 1240 ® WKBW 1520 @ CHVC 1600 WBEN 930 o CFRB 1010 & CHUM 1050 @ CKOC 1150 550 o CKEY 580 ® CBL 740 @ CJBC 860 ® CHML 900 TUESDAY EVENING 12.3 Sports News: tre A 'News; Ballroom; Voice of the Arn "PM » In Reply EN-Edward R. Mur 0 ra. 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Amos "n Andy WEDNESDAY Perry GR-One 8.00 CELB-News, James CBL-Handel's CKEY Mickey 9:00 CKLB News; CIBC Press CFRB- TB, CKEY News; Oddities WGR-Grouche WBEN Perry CBlL-Messiah 46 P.M, 's_Choles FT rd Star Extrs WBEN News CFRB-Startime 0 FM CKLB-News; Rosemary WGRClsco Kid WBEN Bing WBEN-Nat King Cole CFRB Bigg 7.8 FN CKLB-Red Skelton CF # From Shows "BL CFRB-S8how Songs WBEN Tennessee Ernie ai WBEN-Amos BC-Music 10.00 1.50 P.M, " CKLB-Family Theatre | Orin Naan CBL American Lite. rature CJBC-High Adventure CKEY Red Skelton Show CKEY News; WGR-News CFRB-News Views) | WBEN-Mr, Sports; Musie WGR-Fibher WBEN Choraliers | 10.16 14 PM CJBC-High Adventure CBL-Mid-Week By ALAN DONNLLY Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) A cabinet shuffle, biggest in post®war years, and the rise and fall of a tax con- troversy between the federal and | Quebec governments, marked the | relatively quiet course of federal | polities in 1954, v | The cabinet changes eight persons, the retirement of | three veteran ministers and the appointment of two new cabinet | members, | The moves came July 1 after | prorogation of a seven-month ses- sion of Parliament during which | the Quebec tax dispute took shape, CCF GAINS A SEAT Parliament blazed no major legislative trails in its first session since the 1953 elections, In two by-election campaigns involving 10 Commons seats, there was only | one change from the voters' 1053 verdict--a CCF Join in Manitoba | from the Liberals Three cabinet ministers, Defence Minister Claxton, Finance Minister Abbott 'and Transport Minister Chevrier, resigned, Mr, Claxton | became an insurance company executive, Mr, Abbott moved to | the Supreme Court and Mr, Chev: rier was appointed first president of the St, Lawrence Seaway Authority, Associate Defence Minister Campney took over Mr. Claxton's Job and the associate minister post was left vacant, Immigration Min. ister Harris became finance min. ister and George Marler, Quebec Liberal leader, entered the cabinet as transport minister State Secre- tary Plekersgil took over the im- migration post and his former portfolio was given to Roch Pin. ard, former parliamentary assis- tant for external affairs, The federal-Quebec tox dispute began when the Quebec govern- ment levied a personal income. tax of about 15 per cent pf federal income tax collections in the prov: ince, The Ottawa government re- jected Quebec's bid that the new tax. be fully deductible from tax. ayers' federal liability, Federal aw permits a maximum five-per- By SEYMOUR TOPPING | LONDON (AP)--Western Europe prospered in 1054 on the crest of a record industrial boom, and the healthy business trend is expected to continue into the new year, The astonishing recovery by the $00,000,000 Europeans this side of the Iron curtain spelled out a ma- jor victory for the West in stiffen- ing western Europe's resistance to Communist penetration, The flush of prosperity came to the war-hit West Germans and the long-austere British, who finall threw away their ration books, Mil. lions got their first taste of com. fortable living since pre-war days, P.M.F, GOADS FRANCE France's dynamic Premier Pierre Mendes - France began ex- panding and injecting more free. dom into France's sluggish eco. nomy, and officials claimed pros. pects are "bright." | Although bad weather made for poor harvests, especially in Spain and Yugoslavia, experts estimated western Europe's gross national product for 1954 at an all-time high of about $200,000,000,000 -- some 10 per cent over last year, Industrial output soared to rec: ord peaks, especially in metals, chemicals and the building trades, Officials and industrialists are cautiously optimistic that business conditions will continue to improve in the first few months of 1955 and Roasibly through the whole year. est Europe's demand for goods pent-up for more than a decade shows no signs of letting up. The boom so far has not started any steep inflationary trend, | The general expectation is that | all of 1955 will be a good year, | Lagging in the rising production | trend were the Swiss watch indus. fry, Italian shipbuilding and Dan-| ish textiles all running into | trouble with foreign competition. Production in Britain's coal indus. try fell behind because of a man. power shortage, North American tourists, coming | back after an absence of several | years, do a surprised 'double | take' at the spruced-up faces of | European cities, Thousands of new | homes and factories are mushroom. ing in a history-making construe- tion drive. TV aerials have become a common sight. Highways are crowded with gleaming new cars, motorcycles | { and road scooters pouring out of Europe's factories in unsurpassed | numbers. 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(25 Report ZJBC-News CVRB-News; Merry Go Round CKEY House Party) News WGR-News; Glagy's Basement WBEN Bruce Bradley Show Review Political Picture Changed Little In Last 12 Months cent deduction and it appeared | some Quebecers would be pmying double tax on part of their earn: ings, Quebec had the right to levy the new tax, as the only province not leasing to Ottawa its rights to col-| lect certain taxes, including In-| come tax, However, the federal involved | government denied the provincial | on the legislature's claim to w prior right to collect income tax, The issue was debated at length | in Parliament, In September Prime Minister St, Laurent took a | stand and in two speeches in Que- | bec province sharply criticized the | Union Nationale government o Premier Duplessis, Mr, St Laurent said Canada's | {| link at Barnhart island near Corn- | Record Is Good | MONTREAL (CP) -- Canada in 1854 experienced the most favor- able health conditions on record statistics issued by the Metropol: itan Life Insurance Company showed today, The statistics calculate the death rate for the year at 8.2 per 1,000 lation on the basis 4 figures for the first 10 months this year, This marks the third consecutive ear the death rate has been wer than nine in each 1,000 pop- ulation, "The rapid economic develop ment of Canada in recent years Nation's Health [Passengers i gil 5: gd i Safe, Danish n gave up all dey to extinguish a Satur ; til i d Ee J h : TH] : Carox, the "it is now a burn A mani, said she | g 3 i provides exceptional opportunities for further improvement in the | health of its people," the report) LITTLE PLANT ¢ BIG ONE NOW have a unique problem when they move to their new home next week, Mrs, Frankowskis bought a 10-inch plant seven years 8go and wants to take it with her--undamaged, The problem? This plant hag grown fo the ceiling and completely en circled the walls of Mrs, Fran- kowskis' living room, COMMONS STANDINGS Death on Nov, 11 of Robert Fair, Social Credit member for Battle River-Camrose, left party stand. ings in the 265-seat Commons; Liberals 172; Progressive Conserv. atives 51; CCF 24; Social Credit 14; independent 3; vacant 1, The year also brought a start fe aan ed $900,000,000 St, seaway and power pro-| ject, In an agreement covering the | International papids section of the seaway, the government deferred its plan for an all-Canadian seaway and wmgreed to allow the United | States to build 'a 10-mile seaway | Lawrence wall, Ont, Canada announced, however, it intends to build a lock upstream develop was d every: where except in Iron Curtain coun- tries and by some politicians In Quebec, He sald he rejected the view that Quebec "cannot be a province like the others." Mr, Duplessis replied that Que. bec, with its racial and religious background, is not a province "like the others.' COOLED OFF The two leaders, however, cooled | off the dispute with their much- publicized personal meeting in Montreal Qct. 5 which opened the way to 'a compromise, By December, Ottawa and Que: bec" authorities still were working out details of a solution, Its terms would be offered to the other prov. inces which have tax-rental agree. ments with the central wdministra- tion. . Of the year's 10 by-elections, all but one were in Ontario and Que- bec, Selkirk in Manitoba, which elected a Liberal last year, picked veteran CCF member illiam (Scotty) Bryce in one of six by- elections Nov, 9, There were no turnovers in Mon- treal Verdun, Gatineau, Peel and Elgin, . where by-elections were held March 22, or in Montreal St, Antoine-Westmount, Montreal 8t, Lawrence - St, George, Stormont, Toronto, Trinity and York West, on Nov, 9. Liberals retained six and Progressive Conservatives three-- Peel, Elgin and York West. look better fed and dressed than 12 months ago. The cost of living has gone up a little, But wages generally have kept Jace and the average west: ern European Is enjoying more goods and services, There are few Jobless, The notable exception is overpopulated Italy, where rising production and a record tourist trade show no signs of overcom: | Code, which will come into effect on the Canadian side at Iroquois, Ont, and reserved the right to build on the Canadian side oppo- site the U.8, Barnhart island locks if traffic volume required it or if | there were "unreasonable or un. warranted interference with Cana. dian shipping." CHIEF LEGISLATION Parliament's main legislative tasks were three measures; Com: | pletion of a two-year job of re. drafting the massive Criminal | April 1; the decennial revision of the country's banking laws, and a rewriting of National Rousing legislation which brought chartere banks into the residential mort gage field under a system of in sured mortgages with lower down payments and longer terms, Most of the session's fireworks centred on such measure as a one-cent-an-ounce increase in pos- tal rates and boosts in parliamen- tary pay. Another measure pro: vided for joint federal provincial Regent -- "White Christmas", in Vistavision and Technicolor, 1.45, 4.20, 6.55, 9.25, Last complete show, 8.56 pm, Bilimofe -- 'Botany Bay," Tech nicolor 1,00, 4.00, 7.00, The Gi 40, how 8,45 In 1,08, 3.10, 5,15, 7,20, 9.40, * } hold of The Wild,' 2,35, 4.40, 6.45, 9.00, Last complete show, 900 p.m, Plaza ~ "So This Is Paris," 1.30, 3.30, 536, 742, Last complete show dio Brock, Whithy -- "Living It Up", cartoon, Fox news and sports Evening show starts 7.00 p.m, Last show 9.00 p.m, NEW YEAR'S DANCE ation GENOSHA wy New Year's Eve DANCE VARCOE'S 9:30 pm. - 2 0m, CY McLEAN ond ORCHESTRA Tickets On Sele At Mike's Place Reservations -- Phone RECORD DANCE THIS WED. NIGHT _ ADMISSION 50¢ First 50 People ADMITTED FREE {ED BARN STRONGHOLD ul TA" [|e One of the Great Adventures of All Time! ON OUR WIDE SCREEN A i Ws Big Technicolor Musicol! "Here Come The Girls" -- ShOrring w- BOB HOPE -- TONY MARTIN ROSEMARY CLOONEY WA CONTINUOUS FROM | HM ] 179 | 0 5 rctuical APPLIANCES - TELEVISION RC financing of $40 monthly p with a means test, to totally dis- abled persons, A legislative milestone was reached when the government al. lowed the Emergency Powers Act to expire May 31, The act gave the government power to control the country's economy and secur. ity without reference to parlia- ment, , MIDGET CAR IS SOUGHT DALLAS Tex. (AP)--Police today hunted this stolen car: foot high, four feet long and 30 inches wide; Built on a frame of two-by- fours, with plywood seat; Powered with a lawn mower motor, with one red wheel, one brown wheel and two white wheels; Steered with the feet; capable of 30 miles an hour, Charles Patton, 12, who built PONTIAC INN Gala New Year's Eve Parfy FUN -- FAVORS -- FOOD Dine and Dance -- Orchestra DELUXE BUFFET SUPPER . 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