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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, December 5, 1963 17 Trade Board UrgesCombined Tax Watchdog OTTAWA (CP) -- The forma- tion of a federal-provincial sec- retariat' to co-ordinate the en- tire Canadian tax system was' suggested Tuesday by the Board of Trade of Metropolitan| Toronto ; It should have as its| primary responsibility the task} of considering and advising on| proposals designed to take into| account the varying circum- | stances and objectives of the| different governments," the) board said in a brief to the} royal commission on taxation. | "Its terms of reference should extend to taxation in relation to the economy of the country as/ a. whole at all levels of govern- ment."' While no constitutional changes were suggested, John W. Graham, vice-president of the board's taxation committee, said the secretariat should rec- emmend taxation methods that would accommodate both levels of government It was vital to the economic health of the coun- try that there be full co-opera- tion between governments. "The tax burden on the Cana- dian economy has become so heavy that it cannot fail to have serious and unnecessarily ad- verse effects on our economy if our taxes are not properly co- ordinated," said the brief "While it is desirable that di- rect taxes be dealt with by only one level of government, it may be that, in the event, one or more of the direct taxes will come under two levels of gov- ernment." Commission Chairman Ken- neth Carter said the proposed body appeared similar to the federal provincial economic council suggested by Premier Roblin of Manitoba. While the commission was interested in such a proposal, it was "beyond our job." Judge May Quit Ontario Police io Pol Commission TORONTO (CP) -- Judge Bruce J. S. }acdonald, 61, ex- pects to resign soon as chair- man of the Ontario Police Com- mission to resume judicial dut- les. He said Tuesday he intends to/ return to Windsor as a travell- ing judge of the county and dis- trict court of Ontario. Attorney-General Fred Cass said he wanted Judge Macdon- ald to stay on with the com- mission but there is 'some pressure from justice depart- ment officials in Ottawa to re- turn him to the bench because of the shortage of judges" Judge Macdonald was named commission chairman in March, 1962. Mr. Cass said no replacement has been considered yet but added: "Something has to be done soon. about the commis- sion. It must be a full - tlme job." Burley Tobacco Growers To Get Higher Prices CHATHAM (CP) -- Ontario burley tobacco growers will re- ceive prices five percent higher on their 1963 crop, as a result of negotiations completed with buyers Tuesday Officials of the Burley To bacco Marketing Association of Ontario said indications are this year's crop will be down from the record of 1962 in both qua! ity and yield The present forecast is that new and higher grade prices will apply to a 7,000,000 pound crop, produced on 4,117 acres In 1962, 8,984,820 pounds of bur- ley were produced on 4,569 acres Assoc tives said they were by the results of price tions The buying companies' ap proval of higher prices recog- nized that growers faced as high costs of production this year, as in previous years, when both yield and grades were better, an association rep- resentative | said. Ontario Sa Cor Growing By 300 Percent CHATHAM (CP)--Ontario has increased its production of corn by 300 percent in the last 25 years, and a healthy researct and testing program promise still further expansion, an open meeting of the Ontario Corn Committee was told Tuesday The meeting at. Western On tario Agricultural School, at- teded by dealers and farmers, began three days' of meetings) for the corn committee W. W. Show, of Woas, corr committee chairman, said that| last year there was a 10-25 5 cent increase in corn acreage from one part of the provinc to. another iation representa- heartened negotia e 3 WAYS TO 1. CASH 2. NO DOWN PAYMENT PLAN 3. LOW COST G.M.A.C. 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