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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday. Babruary 12. 1964 'Metal Mining -- Industry Seeks | Cut In Taxes OTTAWA (CP) -- The Cana- dian Metal Mining Association urged Finance Minister Gordon Tuesday to copy the United States plan for income tax re-/ ductions. | In a brief presented by V. C, Wansbrough of Toronto, vice-| president and managing ditec-| tor, the association said tax cuts would encourage more Cana-| dians to invest in Canadian de-| velopment enterprises. The association = 9g ons - the government elimina double taxation of mining com- panies which are required to pay royalties to provincial gov-' ernments, Until recently, such ernments. Until recently, such royalties were counted as an al- lowable business expense in 'computing federal income tax/| 'on mining profits. , | Federal withholding taxes on) dividends paid to foreign owners | of Canadian businesses discour- | 'age foreign investment and in-/ vite retaliation, the association | said. It added that inducements) for Canadians to invest are) needed, rather than deterrents) for non-Canadians, "We feel a strong argument can be made for the reduction} of personal income tax so that} Canadian citizens retain under| their own control a larger por- tion of income which could be) directed to investment," the NOTES U.8. PLAN "We note particularly that the United States government is) enacting legislation which will| reduce the tax bill by 19 per| cent for virtually all its tax-| payers. If the government of; Canada does not follow suit, the diffculties of increasing finan-| cial participation in Canadian) development and of retaining in} this country trained Canadian scientists and others will be fur- ther aggravated." The association also urged greater incentives for scientific research in Canada and restor-| ation of the exemption from| sales taxes for production ma- chinery and apparatus, It said) safety devices, underground| timber, rock bolts and miners'| lamps should be free of sales| tax. | If sales taxes imposed in last| year's budget cannot be re-| scinded, the rate should remain) at four per cent, and not be in- creased as scheduled. The association recognized its proposals would mean a loss of some federal revenues, but said this could be met by a reduc- tion in government expenditures or the imposition of a sales tax on a broad range of services not now taxed. Pinball Ruled Game Of Chance By Appeal. Court TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled pin- ball machines are games of chance. The ruling came Tuesday when Roland LeMire, a restau- rant owner from Kemptville, 30 miles south of Ottawa, was fined $25 for keeping a common gaming house. | He was first acquitted on the charge, but the attorney-gen- eral's department appealed the case and the earlier verdict was discarded ~ 4 R. A. Cormack, representing the department, told the court that pinball machines, in which balls roll down and register the point-score in lights, are games of chance. The court agreed. The pinball machines offer bonus games to winning play- ers. Quebec Editor Says Leaders Hurt Province EDMONTON (CP)--Much of the fault for educational weak- nesses and slow economic de- velopment in Quebec "must be attributed to ourselves," a, French - Canadian newspaper | man from Montreal said Tues- day. Claude Ryan, assistant to the editor-in-chief of Le Devoir, said) *"'we can't blame the rest of, Canada or North America" for such things as Quebec's educa- tional system, because it was devised "by leaders we chose ourselves through the democra- tic process." But there were two other fac-| tors affecting development, he) said, over which the people of Quebec had less control. ' One was the post-war intru- sion of the federal government into fields which had previously been administered by the prov- inces, 'The provinces were in- vited to join or pay the conse- quences." 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