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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, April 8, 1964 21| / CNR's Gross Revenues 3,5 paionist Hit $800 Million Mark Attacks Lakes spending,cient and economic a 'Peace Pact' tion system can be fulfilled| more satisfactorily "if the ac-| OTTAWA (CP)--Elroy Rob- counts are placed on a basis|5°", national vice-president of that will reflect the true story of|the Canadian Brotherhood of current eperations, so that the|Railway, Transport and Gen- annual results do not need qual-\¢t@!_ Workers (CLC) | charged ification and explanation in re-|Monday that the maritime trus- tees have surrendered to the spect of the past." i i u Recapitalization of the. CNR's Seafarers' International Union through its plan to ensure peace | | | may aR for a time--but a peace bought at a terrible price. The terms have obviously been dictated by. the SIU. They call for the retention of all the chief lieutenants of Hal Banks. . . . "Naturally, Paul Hall has agreed to a 'peace treaty' under these conditions. The agree- ment amounts to a virtually un- conditional surrender by the trustees. They have agreed, in effect, to give back to Paul Hall the absolute mastery of the Canadian Great Lakes which the formation of the Canadian Maritime Union had eroded and the imposition of the trusteeship was designed to eliminate, .. . "An essential prerequisite to lasting reforms is the removal of all the officials who helped Banks, vice - president Len McLaughlin and Paul Hall to operate the SIU as a job-selling racket instead of a union." | ; | OTTAWA (CP) -- The CNRjfinal supplementary j collected a record $800,000,000|estimates for the 1963-64 fiscal in gross revenues last year onjyear, Compares with the 1962 its biggest business year since|deficit of $48,919,454. it was established in 1923. » It was the seventh consecu- The money came into the cof-|tive annual deficit for the rail- fers of the publicly-owned com-|way system. pany from its operations on the CAUSE RED INK : railway and highway, as well The railway had a net income as in hotels and telecommuni-|of $21,190,774 on its over-all op- cations. erations, but debt charges|debt is said to be one of the In his annual report to Par-|pushed it into the red ink. main goals of Mr. Gordon be-|on the Great Lakes. liament, CNR President Donald) Mr. Gordon blamed the inter ove he retires from the $75,-| Under the plan announced by Gordon hailed 1963 as an "'ex-jest burden for the CNR's defi4000-a-year job as -head of the the government-appointed trus- ceptional" year for the com- CNR sometime in 1965--a date|tees and Paul Hall, president pany, citing higher gross sales, he himself set when the govern-jof the SIU of North America, greater work load, better effi- ment. reappointed him last Oc-|Charles Turner, who took over ciency and tightly-reined ex- tober; from Hal C. Banks as president es. of the SIU of Canada, will step down in favor of an'SIU mem- PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN OR WING STEAKS" BONELESS ROUND STEAKS: cit. The CNR president made an- other plea for a capital revi- sion to relieve the railway of the "crushing 'burden of debt) The annual report noted that the CNR met strenuous, above- But he confessed that much of this isn't apparent in the fi- nal "'on-paper financial result" charges which make the annual profit and loss account such an inaccurate reflection of man- normal demands for rail serv- ices last year--generated by an ber. The plan also involves an attempt to integrate Canadian HAS MOST COUNTIES ROAST ROASTS - * or RUMP ROAST 7 maritime unions "where it is in} Texas is no longer the biggest} the interests: of union stability." |state in the U.S., but it has the A statement Monday by Mr.|most counties--254, Georgia is Robson said: ". . Peace itisecond with 159. upward movement in Canadian business activity and an unex- pected push in grain shipments due to grain sales to Russia. agement and employee effi- ciency."" 2 He contended that the CNR's objectives of providing an effi- --a deficit of $43,013,517 for 1963. This loss, disclosed last month by the government in its SMALL LINK SAUSAGE | ECONOMICAL AND NUTRITIOUS TIME, Reader's Digest ----_---- eal | grees, a May Lose Tax Exemption | reveranitciennte TENDER, GARDEN FRESH us. No. 1 GRADE -- The fed-|Commons arch 11. Since then,| the exemption has been under|) bussrmeaneu ig ASPARA US - LB. fire from a number of Cana-| ; : oy RI I : A \L EASY TO PEEL JUMBO SIZE 90's ge JAFFA ORANGES... 69° FOAMBAC RU One source said the govern- ONTARIO HOT HOUSE o von 0" U.S. NO. 1 GRADE ™ SIZE 9 x 12 mnt is said to be looking for a CUCUMBER | New Crop CARROTS «.: 25° Serged on all four sides: Colors Green, Mocha, Beige. politically - safe method of with- FANCY CREAM STYLE : 2 > @ 3 5 drawing the proposed exemp- Ideal Floor Covering for any room in the House. cone RTE WE RESERVE | THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OTTAWA (CP) QUANTITIES. eral government is under strong ' pressure from within to with- draw its proposed exemption of Time and Reader's Digest from tax measures aimed at protect- ing Canadian periodicals, infor- mants said Tuesday. It is understood that govern- ment supporters as well as Op- position members will publicly call on the government to drop) the exemptions. The two publications, which have ian editions 'pre- paréd partly in this country, were specifically exempted from the proposal to protect Ca- AA ri Aicals intr A A Jast month and still before the Commons. The resolution proposing the tection and including the: Time and Reader's Digest ex- emption was placed before the Geco Mines Ordered To Pay $3000 TORONTO (CP) -- A Mani- touwadge miner, fired after tweaking the nose of his shift) , has been ordered rein- stated and paid about $3,000 in lost pay. Judge R. W. Reville, acting arbitrator, ruled that Geco wadige, 200 miles north of Sault Ste. Marie, was not entitled to} fire Uuno Nyrminen for tweak- ing his foreman's nose at a car- nival. Judge Reville found that the foreman, Hans Erl, had pro- voked Nyrminen on at least one occasion with offensive lang- uage combined with a domin- eering manner. The judge's award said Ny- rminen had been an exemplary 3-LB. BAG * PURE STRAWBERRY *¢ AQes nose TAM BB row | ® 9-0Z. tions. 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