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piper Yo oernters 12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, October 24, 1962 RCAF four-engine Yukons, like this one soaring over Niagara Falis, will take part RCAF FLIGHT OVER FALLS in the rotation of the 4th Ca- nadian Infantry Brigade Group from Canada to Europe later this year. Yukons from Trenton, Ont., will airlift about 2,700 army personnel to Dusseldorf, Germany, with a OTTAWA (CP)--Senator Wal- lace McCutcheon's 'intimate knowledge" about plugging tax loopholes should be of benefit to Finance Minister Nowlan, it was suggested Tuesday night in the commons. E. J. Benson (L--Kingston), a chartered accountant making his maiden address in the Commons, suggested the sena- tor, minister without portfolio, could thus assist Mr. Nowlan from knowledge gained by as- sociation with numerous com- nanies before his appointment. But Mr. Benson questioned whether Mr. Nowlan would have leased long as a treasurer of one of the McCutcheon com- panies if he had carried out there his action in the Com- mons of refusing the normal discussion of the current fiscal year. Mr. Benson referred to the fact that the normal six-day de- government is offering a gen- eral economic discussion based on the first of the carried-over budget resolutions. The government is continu- ing to cost Canadians $1,500,000 more a day in spending than it takes in, he said. SHOULD 'END FIASCO' If it had nothing to offer in the way of a program, it should "end this fiasco and go back to the people."- Mr. Benson said the royal commission on Canada's tax structure is welcome but pend- ing the commission findings, some government steps could be taken to correct the Income Tax Act. Income Tax Revisions Suggested In House at the highest levels would en- courage honesty and cause a re- duction of only one per cent in government revenue. The effectiveness of the tax structure as an economic tool, to deal with recessions among other conditions, also could be improved. poegiregengreecg sy age BAN STREET-WALKERS decreeing that young LISBON (AP) -- The Portu-|tutes will be sent to educatiog guese government has outlawed/|cenires and older ones will prostitution from Jan. 1, 1963,|found other employment. -- BAILEY FOODS LID. OSHAWA AJAX © WEST HILL THE FOOD SHOP OSHAWA AND WHITBY PLAZA Specials: Thursday, Friday and Saturday DELICIOUS a ae ee aa CHEAP RECREATION ATHENS - (Reuters) -- Urban families in low-income Greece spend 25 drachmas (84 cents) a week on recreation, reports the national statistical service. They spend $1.40 on drinks and cigarettes, representing 4:8 per cent of weekly purchases. PIE a7: BANANA ROLL 39° FOR QUALITY, FRESHNESS and FLAVOR _Shop at the Bakery with the large variety. For one thing, there was no definition of income as such. There should also be lower rates on personal income in the higher brackets. These rates now go as high as 80 per cent, bate on the April 10 budget had not occurred. In its place, the similar number returning to Canada. --(CP Wirephoto from Nation- al Defence) Cuba Takes Heat Off Local Issues OTTAWA (CP)--For the mo- ment, the gravity of the Cuban crisis and any subsequent ones that may flow from it have taken the heat off the domestic political situation. | Political . sources here con- gider it unlikely that any sericus change will take place in the litical lineup in Parliament while there is so imminent a threat of nuclear war. They believe that the ten- dency among the four politica! parties in Parliament, where no one group commands a major- ity, will be to move closer to- gether in the face of this threat. This means that political lead- ers will take second thoughts about possible courses of action in Parliament that might lead to another election at a time of international crisis. ACTS AS BRAKE In effect, the Cuban crisis and the possibilities of. a serious crisis over Berlin will act as a further brake on the three oppo- sition groups--Liberals, Social} Credit and New Democrats. Liberal Leader Pearson has Widow Ordered To Retell Court Evidence WALKERTON, Ont. (CP)-- Mr. Justice W. D. Parker Tues- day ordered a soft - spoken widow in black to return to the witness box and retell evidence for more than an hour after two jurors said they were unable to hear her two hours of previous testimony. Mrs. Virginia Henry, 21, was testifying at the non - capital murder trial of her brother-in- law Kenneth Henry, 22, charged with fatally stabbing her hus- band, Lawrence, 24, after a drinking bout Aug, 24. The jurors complained after the break for lunch that they had been unable to hear all the testimony given during the first hours of the trial during which Mr. Justice Parker had repeat- ediy asked Mrs. Henry to raise her voice. CRITICIZES JURORS Mr. Justice Parker criticized the jurors and reminded them he had asked them at the out- set of the trial to signify if they were unable to hear a witness. Mrs. Henry said she heard her husband and his brother screaming at each other and that when she went to investi- gate the source of the screams, she found her husband lying on a highway. "There was bidod on_ his clothes and skin and a hole in his stomach," she testified. She said Kenneth was stand- ing over her husband with a knife in his hand which he later put into his pocket. "You stabbed him," she said she told her brother-in-law. She said he replied: "That's why no one should fight with me." Mrs. Henry said Kenneth and friends later head carry her husband to his e where he was placed on a bed. He died the next day. Level Streak Wins Cordovian Purse TORONTO (CP) -- Level Streak won the featured Cordo- vian purse at. Old Woodbine queasy, under jockey Harlon Daltor pean] Streak drew away to win by two lengths from Janet Yates, which finished a neck in front of Chilly Filly. Moon Step in the first race drew to a head and neck vic- tory over joint favorites, Fly- ing Lass and Sassie Maid Moon Step combined with Foliow the Sun, which won the second, for a daily double return of $100. WASHINGTON'S HOME Mount Vernon, George Wash- ington's home, was named for kept up a fairly constant pres- sure aimed at an early election. To date he has beea frus- trated by Social Credit Leader |Thompson leading the 30 Social} Credit members into support of| |the 116 Progressive Conserva-) tive government supporters. In most cases, the 1 New| Democrats have voted with the 100 Liberals against the Pro- gressive Conservatives and So- cial Credit. The chances of this voting lineup remaining in #ffect for long become increasingly diffi- cult. Social Credit finds itself CHRISTMAS TRADE i BRIDGEWATER, N.S. (CP)| Lunenburg County, in which} Bridgewater is situated, exporis; 41 per cent of the 1,200 carloads| of Christmas trees sent out of| Nova Scotia each year: under fire for attacking the gov- ernment in the June 18 election yet voting to keep it in power. And the government can 20) jonly so far in shaping its pro-| |gram to keep Social Credit sup-| jport without running into the| |danger of appearing to endorse) the ideas of its political foes. 1 When you need "HOME-NURSING" | Call a V.0.N. Nurse 725-2211 "Home-Nursing oe BVERYON' he said. A lowering to 50 per cent of tax on taxable income ONLY WATCH FOR!!... WAIT FOR!!... S.S.T.HS. 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