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The Honourable Mitchell Wil-
liam Sharp, P.C., B.A, M.P. and
Minister of Finance is one of the
few Ministers of Finance who has
increased taxes and. perhaps ‘will
increase other taxes when he
doesn't need the money to meet
budgetary expenses of govern-
ment.

His theory is that he really
wants to protect us from our own
ignorance. He says we don’t know
how to spend our money properly,
or that we spend it recklessly, or
that we spend it on the wrong
things. So, says Mr. Sharp, Til
just take some of it from you.’

The reason that he wants this
money is to keep us from fanning
the fires of inflation. If, he rea-
sons, we keep spending our money
we will simply be forcing ‘prices
up because the person who has
something to sell to us, knowing
that we have money to spend, will
increase ‘his price. That’s the
theory.

In puttinng this theory into
practice last spring Mr. Sharp,
P.C,, B.A, M.P., increased corpor-
ation Income taxes so that com-
panies wouldn't have so much
money to spend on capital expan-
sion. When companies spend
money, they, Like people, also tend
to push up prices. But, Mr. Sharp
really didn’t, want this money to
meet increased government ex-
penditures. He simply wanted to
take. it out of circulation for
awhile. He's going to give it back
when the pressure on inflation

eases,
Later in the year Mr, Sharp

: |decided that his policies of the
spring weren't really working so.

he announced that other measures
would have to be taken. One of
these was the postponement of
Medicare, although it is difficult
to see how a postponement of a
governmental expenditure which
was scheduled ta come into effect
next summer could have an effect
upon inflationary pressures now.

However,
things which he hinted at was an
Increase in personal income tax —
the income tex which you and I

pay. Remember, he really doesn’t | -

need this money to meet govern-
ment expenses, he just’ doesn’t
want you and I to spend it, We
had a system like this during
World War Il with the compulsory
savings plan.

Now if Mr. Sharp sees the need
to increase personal income taxes
just to keep us from spending the

jmoney surely he will give it back

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Building’ Permits _

Increase Slightly

Building permits issued in the
Municipality during September
showed a slight increase: over the
same period Last year, .

A total of $212,325 in permits
was issued as against $181,404
$30,921,
The total permits issued to date
this year is also up over last
year's issuance by $232,700,

September’s permits included
10 for houses, 9 for alterations, 6
for garages, 7 for miscellaneous
building, 1 commercial, 3 institu-
tional and 1 industrial. :

Fifteen plumbing permits and 5
occupancy permits were also given
during the month,

to us some time in the future
when the threat of inflation isn’t
so strong. I for one, knowing that
Mr.. Sharp is an honourable man,
feel that he will treat people just

as generously as he treats com-

panies.

I, for one, also feel that we ag
People should not be called upon
to make sacrifices to correct’ an
economic agituation which was
brought about by the greed of
certain large companies, most of
which are owned in’ the United
States. I, for one, feel that it was
too bad that the Liberal Party
meeting recently here in Ottawa,
decided to endorce the concept of
foreign ownership of Canadian
industry.

fhe Honourable. Mitchell Wil
liam Sharp, P.C., B.A., M.-P. is one
who alsa supports
ownership concept and he is se
far the sfrongest contender to re:
place Mr, Pearson. as. the leader
of the Liberal: Party.

the foreign

CPA Recruitment

Nets 112 Pilots if
A three-week recruiting visit

England, Sweden, Demark and H
land by Canadian Pacific Airlin
haa. resulted in the possibility
hiring up to 112 pilots.

The employment group, head

by. Arnold Andrew, CPA's

operations administration mana: a
interviewed 33 pilots in Londg
29 in Stockholm; 34 in Copenhag

and 16 in Amsterdam and
Hague, Over 330 applications |
employment were received and 7
selected for interview.

“The average age of those intim
viewed was 27 with 2,000 flyiiue
hours to. their credit either in Bag
ternational air forces or domeaaam
lines,” said Mr. Andrew. “Wej
tend to bring selected applica
to Canada for a company medg

'and indoctrination. The first ieee

arrive in about three months wile

their documentation and immigam

tion arrangements are completdiag
CPA plans to fly Scandanay

applicants to Vancouver for a ¥

to the city and a tour of the cf
pany facilities prior to the ac¢
hiring. “We want any pilots hig

by the airline to be fully aware

living condition sand company®
cilities and equipment before lg
ing their home and settling in te
ada,” said Andrew.
Earlier this year CPA visit

Australia and selected 21 pilots ¢

hiring out of 220 applications,

overseas recruitment is in ‘addit§

to normal hiring of Canadian pild
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