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to vinolal conferences in theppast ere overly onshore cmc Jeluqnodians and bit timid and theres going lobe mild recession in 1961 61 Recession Prediction There will bd nearly l500 hmseholda in Canada by 1W an increase of 1000 in to years because of it says the president Based on 196149 levels in of or Goodrich Canada limited RN Yohe InAmerlchn who it be °°iiitm an or ma on innrpeyeeehmesdaynighttothe Brantiord Lions Club Noting that he was still serving his apprenticeshig t6 Canadian living Mr Yohe his Gr talgazing on prediction be made earlier this year that there would be sevenperecat growth in the industrial and total econ omy during 1959 The government experts had put the figure at 455 per cent he cursors aouoa TREATMENT Email ungclle former 115 security officer at the 115 embassy in Moscow tells newsman in Amsterdam Hol land that he received pretty rough treatment in the inci dent that led to his expulsion from Russia Langelle ur nved in Amsterdam from Mos cow with his wife and three children He rejused to ela borate on what he meant by rough treatment He was ex pelled for what Soviet news paper sources saidwas hand ing money to Russian on bus for secret intelligence data Frost Asks Links TORONTO CE Premier Frost said Tuesday there should be broadening of the organiza tion of the Bank of Canada so that there will be more definite contacts with the provinces mu nicipalities business and indus try hie told aCanadian Chamber of Commerce meeting the vast powers conferred upon the bank were above the powers of the government itself He said he is not among those who think the present Bank oi Canada Act is the last word What Pariiamentpnssas Par liameat can change he added The last five years have indi iated plenty of changes which could be made to strengthen the bank to enable it to give the leadership it should and to strengthen our economic wellbe ing Mr Frost said federal we have made too many decisions directed to particular situations gt or pressures NEED BROAD SURVEY These things are inevitable he added hut thatshould not deter us from thorough survey Oi Bank Province of our whole fiscal setup and our possible commitments with view tomaking the best of our sources at strength think the failure to dose has been the source of much of the dissatisfaction in federalpro vincial relations since 1945 our present difficulties stem from the fact that wartime he cessifles placed the federal gov ernment in revenue fields in which the provinces had at least half interestu Mr Frost said he hopes the rlr of the federal provincial conference called for mid1960 will be based on comprehen sive survey of whole system of taxation and credit FINANCING PROBLEMS No more striking evidence of the necessity for major ever haul of our fiscal and credit structure could be found than in theproblems and difficulties at present confronting provi and municipalities Mr Frost said one of the ob jects of the Bank of Canada is to assure that credit will be av able to provincesrand mu alities and there were pro visions in the act which scented to have been forgotten Arab Frontier It LONDON CP Lt en MBurasCanada suitcase general said Tuesday fewer lives are being lost along the lsraeliEgyptian frontier than on the streets of New York My greatest satisfaction comes from seeing that things are quiet alnng those borders 95 Few said the conuuanderof the United Nations Emergency Force the worlds first inter national police contingent leWpenple get shot but probably fewer than in New York My impresion is thatthe teenagers oLNew Yorkare rais iag more hell than are the people living along the Palestine bor der 0N HOLIDAY The chunky soldier tanned by the hot desert sun torn color Vintoiling his brown single breasted suit arrived in Britain during the weekend for two week vacation He then flies to New York for the United Nations debate on the force he played key role in developing Burns looksledK almost noo LTJoeu 21 roams talgically on heolioyears Now things have been re duced largelyio routine The position oitbeioroeia basically static DAN¢ING sensual and15 Ltitnut f0 pm town it mmAYéMusiorByTh RhythmaiTesfModerli ZsamanAuMum By Tom outstation pronoun old um ma modern nonunion son AIISPICES LON hylhflwmm said but indications are new that his guess is proving to be not far from the fact Mr Yohe who now lives in Kitchener made these new prelt dictions That the gross national prod not should increase to $7000 000000 or more in 1960 compared with $34500000000 in 1959 By 1965 it will be $49000 000000 growth of about 32 per cent almost double the rate in theUaited States Canadas population will in crease another 19 per cent in live years ratertwothlrds faster than that of the USto about 21000000 people dustrial production will have in creased in Canada by or per cent Winterwarm underwearand Sleepwear is must come colderweatth Plan to at theend of the year com cred with npcr cent inthe Mesoprnfits in 1000 will be good but competitive condi tions high interest rota and higher costs of labor will keep the percentage of profits at lower level than in 1359 Domestic new car sales in 1959 wllrbe ahout 450000 units see Zeuers grdatassortments forthe Family now and check the special Money Savers 1heyre auxate be notion Guarantbed of which 390000 will be promised in Canada T00 TIMI Then again have to keep in mind that the dlan is overly cautious somewhat saifelfscing and bit timid said Mr Yohe would suspect that Aour eco nomy duringthe second quarter of next year will be going at high rate but Canadian businas men and theviorecasiera will looit over their collective shoulders and see how far they havecome and at what rate and will to themselves this is too to be true wed better pull in our horn is little bit something seri ous might happen The result will be slowdo that will lead to mild recession in 1961 as compared to the two previous years he acid Dwindling Steel Pilesin Ontario Toidle lit Least 1i000 Men TORONTO 6P Steel short ages caused by the United States steel strike will put at least 11 000 Ontario plant workers out of their jobs early next month General Motors oi Canada an nounced Tuesday that car and truck assembly operations at its Oshawa plant would be sus pended Nov forcing the layoff of 7000 workers Moltianoa industries Limited of St Catharines GMC subsidiary said shutdown affecting 4000 of its 4700 employees was expected No date was announced but the closing was expected to roughly coincide with the shutdown at Oshawa because of the close re lationship of the two operations The two other major auto flrms Ford and Chrysler Cor poationsaid they had no deli alteplans for closing assemth plants Fords main operational Ookviiie employs 10000 and Chrysfer has about the same number at its Windsor plant Both firms said however that supplies of steel for auto parts WORLD 50 YEARS ALONE ST JOSEPH Mo AP 1593 fMiSS Emma McDaniel then 32 was edmittedto the state has pin here Last week she died alter 66 years inth institution without having oncejreceived visitor art aletter the hospital said Tuesday OYSTER AS IS PEARLS LA NCAS TE PE AP Charles Wantz an oyster shocker eta Lancaster sea food maria opened an oyster luesday found 48pearls Prof JohnMc Dennott biologist at Franan and Marshall College said that 48 pearls in single oyster are unheard of as far as know Wantz gave the pearls to the schools billogy department after jewelers said they were wbrth less DES 1N CHAIR WETIEERSFIED Conn AP GeorgeJ Defies 40 died Clues day night in the electric chair at state prison for the 1957 sex slay ing of niaeyearold girl He was condemned for in Brenda Jane Doucette into his car choking her and than stabbing her with screwdriver He had record as asex offender andthls led to his arrest GOOD AMT SEASON MOSCOWAP Navigation has ended for the season in the soviet regions of the Arctic ocean Tess news agency ra ported toda ih newspaper EWS IN BRIEF INFANTSNIGHTIES Comfy cotton ilcttc in lovely nursery prints or pastel shades Triml mad with Babyright smacking Grand 179° Value rors vesrs and announces Fine quality cottonknit White Size 24o 4912 en 59c ea were low because of the US situation GM said that 3000 honassem bley 305 at the Oshawa plant would not immediately be af acted by the shutdown Workers in the parts warehouse members ofthe maintenance department inspectors and several other job classes would be kept at worlr as long as possible The Oshawa operations for the 1060 model year have so far been at normal rate spokesman said One reason was that more than half the steel used for Ca TOTSVLPC SLEEPERS Sizes to Fleecelined cotton But tonon pants plastic soles Nurs ery decors Pink 59 blue canary nadianbuilt GM cars and trucks is produced in Canada CLEVELAND APOperator of the American Great Lakes ore fleet will have their ships moving again within few days it the striking steel workers are or dered hack to work Many of the sailors already are on standby orders and all will be notified to 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