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{plosives ‘slogans: as those: of 1911

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‘fall the:b y Canad
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pipeline debate that the 1957.

‘around. as; emotional ,‘and_"ex-

‘when the long feign of the Laur-

 
  
    

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telligent: Canadian

‘emotional .cainpaign: to:“cut- off
dollars,” .2. good

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vestment in-Canada today is Tes
‘/ponsible: for. atleast 2 quarter

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st jobs held: by .Canad-

ofthe Dominion. Bureau. of: sta-|

tistics: has recently published an
ook} which ; may -be

btained by: ‘by ‘forward-
jing: one - dollar. -fo ;{he.. Queen’s
‘Printer, Ottawa: It;.is' called

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yee brought to and: on the slogan-“No ve
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NEW PROVINCIAL HEADQUARTERS ‘of, the British Colum ia:

Atitomobile association ,was officially: opened on. July, 5, More
than-two hundred: invited: guests were on hand: to see Attorncy
~ General Robert Bonner ‘cut:the ribbon and declare the building
“officially .cpen. (Top).-Left ‘to right—Mr's. C, EB. Thompson, R. J.
- Hastings (Director), Attorney General Bonner, Mrs. Frank

headed for: a
capital expansion this year
such magnitude that even op-

says he’s astonished.

‘The stepped Into a full-scale ec-

we

“PAINTS OPTIMISTIC PICTURE =

booye

-Record-Breaking Ca
In Store for Canada Ho

the fact is that Canada Is ¢x-

industries | ton.
eeds In thei w=

OTTAWA -(i—Canada appears
record-brenkine |]

timistic Trade Minister Howe

‘The minister told the. Com-
mons Monday night that a mid-|
year survey by his. department
indicates an upward revision ‘of
1956 building plans involving
outlays 28 per cent above capital
expenditure in 1955—or some $1,-
974,000,060 as against $6,280,000,-
000,
The previous .estimate had
been for a 2J-per-cent increase
to $7,529,000,000. Even that pre-
diction at the beginning of the
year had caused the minister to
express ‘doubts it could. be done.

- Mr, Howe’ gave the figures as

onomic debate initiated in the
Commons: by Opposition Leader
Drew. . a

 

RAPID. EXPANSION |

Mr.Diew sharply criticized the
government's ‘economic and
trade policies and moved what
amounted to. a want-of-confi-
dence motion urging ‘adoption

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- Little; President, C.- E. Thompson, E, G. Baynes. (Bottom) Tne
new headquarters of the: ‘British Columbia~ Automobile asso -
jatlon .at 845 Burrard Street, Vancouver, At extreme left is part
“of a collection of: antique vehicles on: display for. the opening.

ARY By NORMAN

M. MacLEOD

jnet-realizes this and recggnizes
that any difficulties which it
may be having in getting its
program through the Commons
isn't a valid issue upon which
‘to go to. the people. It doesn't
like the obstruction it is meel-

One fact which the. existing
turbulent. pace of Parliament is
serving to demonstrate 1s that
the. sleuths of the press ‘are on
the’ job-with a vigilance | that
‘guarantees that no move in the
increasingly bitter ‘struggle’ be-

tween the patties is going to be
missed..." os eee
For instance, the. other ‘day
Rt.:Hon., C.D, Howe,’ then, ‘act-
ing Prime Minister, left Parlia-
ment: Hill. to call: upon the Gov-
ernor-General.at Rideau Hall. .

“. {ments :in.Canada..were-roughly

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0. go most
as the produet
ing to indicate the
ple, going to the polls, .

ed inthe failure of church,

“Within. a matter of. minutes
~|one enterprising Press" Gallery
correspondent: was in print with
speculation on the possibility of
a snap general ‘election.’ His
theory. was that Mr. Howe ‘had
gone to discuss .with His “Excel:

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ment Position 1926-1954."

| "THIS" official book shows. that

- American’ investments in. Ca-

| nada”: increased’ fram a mere 4
$163. millions “in. 1900. to. $9,622
iions ‘in 91954000 oe er

 
 

‘/-4In the s od: : ence ‘the advisability of a: dis;
vestments increased ; only. from: solution of Parliament. |”
‘| $1,050° millions:to $2,143 millions. |" . OE,
“VIn“other words, British: invest- Actually, Mr,, Howe had .gone

to: have a:final talk ‘with: His

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ing'and at times it gets danger-
gusly close to the end. of its
patience, But in the end it is
forced. to recognize that there
is nothing it can do about it—
that’ an election wouldn't pro-

Big Cable Job

Starts This Week

VANCOUVER —The world’s
second largest cable ship will
‘|begin laying 75 miles of power i

‘

ment of Canada by Canadians
for Canadians.
| To Mr. Drew's demands that
ithe government give attention
ito the growing trade deficit with
{the United States, Mr. Howe cit-
ed his department's capttal ex-

| penditure ‘predictions and said
CCFer Urges.
| Commission ’
Develop River

VANCOUVER (—CCF leader
Robert Strachan says that devel-
opment of Columbia River power
resources should be underlak-

 

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en by the ‘government-owned |

‘B.C, Power Commission.

be nade available if the power
commission handled Cohimbia

of. have to buy their nh
U.S. because they ean't get them

in Canada.

He said low-cost power could!

nanding so fast her

, ‘ |
“Most. of the increase in capl-.

tal outlays this year 1s for in-;
dustrial expansion Involving eX- |
tensive purchases of. machinery
and equipment,
can be obtained

much of which
only from for-:

eign sources,” he said...

SETTING RECORDS -/
- The minister painted an op-:
timistic picture. ° |
No country in the world had
known the development Canada
had in the last 15 years and she
was establishing hew records In
both exports and imports, Wheat
sales were a major part of the
picture she was making progress
in processing raw ‘materials, In
foreign investments she was like-
ly. to. become a creditor nation,
sending more capital abroad
than she broveght in,’ ‘

| PROMOTE: OPPORTUNITY:

Mr. Drew’s motion. urged’ ad-
option of policies to develop -re-
Sources to the beiefit of all parts

cessing of resources in Canada,

jans in development of their

pital Expansion, ::
we Tells House:

He supported Mr. Drew's: yno-

of Canada; encourage more pro-i|*

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correct the ‘trade balance, fost- 1
er-wider Investment by Canad-

 

portunity and em loyment for a
steadily-increasing population.

CCF leader Coldwell urged the
government to launch a na-
i Uonal program in co-operation
with the provinces to conserve
the country’s natural resourecs,
He said unless this is done Ca-
nada will not-be keeping faith
-with future generations.

FREE
PANTS
SALE!

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development.

Mr. Strachan said “to keep full
control’ over future industrial
planning and development, B.C.

 

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‘must rest in full control over the

cable to Varicouver.Island this bn)
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Excellency before the latter left
for a fortnight’s tour of. Western
-Canada:‘His main purpose
meeting was to wish His Excel-
lency. a pleasant. and an: Inter-

Hin the ration.of.10.to.1;compared |
‘with: American investments. in

  

 

in’ 1954, ms
* Of course; it aniyst, be remem
pened the lé‘Americans have
een pouririg ‘money. into Cana-.
da, Canadians -have. been doing
the same: thing the other way
_faround:. ‘The ‘book shows there | while it was happening—illus-

has been “an‘impressive growth | trate. strikingly the degree to
of Cahadian assets’ in the United) which the. existing situation.
States, These rose from $0.7 bil- |has keyed up nervous tension in
{Hon in’1926 to $2.2 billion in 1954. the capital. There is a general
° a feeling that an explosion is pos-
sible at any moment. And this
feeling pérsists despite the
counsels. of sober judgment
which argue convincingly at all
times that an explosion
going to happen and, that the
present session will struggle
through to a norma] prorogation

      

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-{US.. CONTROLLED companies
~ gold\ from; Canadian branches
the following percentages of all
made-in-Canada. goods in the
specied items: Motor vehicles 98
per cent, rubber goods 78 per
cent, non ferrous metals 70 per
cent, petroleum products 68 per
cent, machinery, household 60
per cent, electrical apparatus 50
per cent, palnts 45 per cent, soaps
45 per cent, medicinal, etc, 41 per
cent, sheet metal 30 per cent,
pillp and paper. 40 per cent, can-
ning and processing 24 per cent,
nericultural implements 20 per

mid-August,
Most political
lieve that if the

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neler. as he wagtmiaking ls rounds, Bis, wife had driven
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to judge what would happen if
American investment were cut
off from Prince Rupert; Ocean
Falls, Powell River and dozens of
other points.
If those terrible "Yankee dol-
Jars" were chased home from nl)
| the factories in Vancouver we
-;would have a depression worse
than that of 26 years ago, It
would hit: us like the San Fran-
elsco earthquake,
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fobs, Tt is as simple as that.

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present month or possibly by} |

observers ‘be-
government | Ney

were carrying on with a narrow | pe §
majority, an Autumn election
would be something better than

election this year, For the gov-|
reasonably |
ask the voters to furnish tt with |
than’ it al-:
ready has. To ask for one would

or:
one-party government--in other i

‘Tn brief, a government which
of Com-
mons In which {t has a majority
than 70 Isn't Ukely tobe,
able to assert Itself any a
with a larger mare)
pint o majority of 70 should be
t to solve the problem
uf control, ‘The Sb. Laurent Cah-

i tne {Cable from a point near Pcint!
n the | Roberts to Stratford Crossing on

| Vancouver island.

The cable; tobe laid by Bri

esting joumey, Bu ine one | tish Insulated Calenders Cables} ,,
see | Ltd... will be capable of cartying | eration of the federal and pro- |

which it evoked in the news-| ete oviat |
; Fon [eicetric energy al /138,000 Volts. Jincial governments in the de- |

river val- |

men .who learned. of it even phe two-month project. will cost,
Mica, dam |

/ $6,000,000.

‘Ship Ocean Layer!
will -string the huge underwater:

Premier Bennett and. federal
Resources Minister Jean Lesage
rannounced agreement in prin-

lweek.

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copy of a letter in which he
asked for cancellation of a

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lafter conferences in Victoria last |

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Mr. Strachan ‘said the: -GOF |
welcomes. the announced co- |

But he said “this co-operation a

| "We regret that Mr. Bennett
{has mede no provision to in-
elude the B.C. Power Commis-
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-tstudy"” of the Mica dam.

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