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, SE EN ye gine? ig . IE Oe eg Se Sp alba ne LI gman ay ip li di union would lack sufficient BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT By FORBES RHUDE Canadian Press Business Editor *| MONTREAL (CP) -- Tax in- . |eentives as a means of encour- , jaging business investment were "= \urged Wednesday by the Cana- + |dian Construction Association in 'ia resolution adopted by the closing session of the associa- tion's three-day annual meeting. 4| While the total of annual con- * |struction in Canada has stayed , jaround the $7,000,000,000 mark - 4 |for the last several years, it j{has been maintained at this + |point in large degree by insti- tutional construction -- schools, hospitals and other items in the public area. Investment in business build- ing, however, has declined to an annual rate $1,000,000,000 below that of 1957. And, construction) Tax Incentives Urged By Group tions continues, are expanding their manufacturing .and ther employment - providing filit- jes outside Canada because of more favorable tax policies fol- lowed in other countries. The association asks for a "broadened base and increased scope" for the accelerated cap- ital cost allowace (deprecia- tion) program. Under such an accelerated program companies would get income - tax allow- ances for their expenditures over a fewer number of years than at present. A number of Wednesday's resolutions dealt with labor. One of these asks that statutory pro- visions be made for prosecution by the crown of parties violat- ing labor legislation. It is fre- quently impracticable, the res- lates the secrecy of the balict. While a union member has a right to refuse to pay such dues, such action may draw at- tention to his political beliefs. A further resolution urges that all trade unions operating in Canada be urged to establish strength in such a situation. H. R. Montgomery, president oe Construction Co. td., president for the coming year, succeeding Arthur G. Sullivan, also of Montreal. Montreal, was elected self-sufficiency within Canada, under democratic leadership. A Vancouver delegate com- DIVIDENDS Tape Recorder Used In School BRAMPTON, Ont. (CP) -- A separate 'schooi principal ad- mitted Wednesday he had used the microphone of a tape re- corder to evi sate and wring he placed the microphone in a Grade 7 classroom Feb. 9 ingn attempt to get evidence which would prove a certain student had -been tearing up books: The method didn't directly work, but the principal did ob- tain a from the boy mented that the strength of in- ternational. unions had been helpful in the explusion of Com- munist control from some west coast unions. He thought there might be danger that a national!/cents, March 15, record Feb. 28. By THE CANADIAN PRESS April 20, record March 31. Texaco Canada Ltd., pfd. $1, Waterous Equipment Lid., 15 a rom & vandal later suspended from school. who feared the machine's tape contained a confession. RECORD DANCE AT THE Y. TOMORROW NIGHT 9 TO 12 P.M. New records with the friendly club. . W.C.A. sii ait THE PEPPERMINT @ EVERYONE WELCOME @ OLGA WAKULICZ as Dise Jockey FREE REFRESHMENTS if bord Al eale-aretel ARR ROMAN: as Guise TY © ADDED HIT! @ JEFFREY HUNTER STELILA STEVENS DAVID JANSSEN "MAN-TRAP" Adult Entertcinment men comment, it is this invest-|olution states, for private par- ment in business and industria!/ties to institute legal action in plant that creates continuing/labor disputes. employment after the immedi-| Another resolution disap- ate construction is over. |proves "'of the use of union dues It says capital cost allowances|for the purpose of financing any introduced by the federal gov-|political party." 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