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NOTES

“RECESSION PROFITS:
STILL HIGH”

The big monopolies’ that

farm the farmers. stilb seem to),

be doing right well for them-
selves in spite of: the “reces-
sion’ that has thrown three
quarter of a million Canadians
out of work.: ;

“Wassey-Ferguson Lid. had
net profits in 1960 to the
amount of $13,153,944. And
they happily announced that
for the first fiscal quarter of|.
this: year, profits were up
57.8% over the corresponding
period of last year.

The GPR, too; did alright,
cleaning up a new: profit for
last year of $28,971,276.

OIL PROFITS UP TOO

When next you fill your car,
truck or tractor with gas, the
price of which was increased
ic a gallon last-month by the
oil companies and 3c a gallon
by the Bennett Social Credit
government, just bear these
figures on 1960. net profits in
mind:

Imperial Oil of $61,000,000
up 11.9%. over 1959; B.A. Oil,

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The oil companies said that
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of gasoline because the present
price was “unrealistic”! And
the manager of Imperial -Oil
said it would be “completely
illogical” to expect the oil
companies -to absorb the 3c.a
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“unrealistic” and “illogical”,
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suming public!

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Confident that ‘it will pro-
vide a basis for further growth
of the party’s membership:
and the circulation of the
‘Daily Worker” is expressed in
a message of greetings sent: by
the national executive com-
mittee of the Communist
Party of Canada to the 27th
national congress of the Com-
‘munist Party of Great: Britain.

In its message of greetings
the national executive thank-
ed the British people for their
struggle ‘against the Polaris
missile base in Holy Loch and
the great

April 4 at 8 p.m,

leditor of the Hastings News,

demonstrations |
against the U.S. military and

Community Centre.

The meeting reflects the growing demand, parti

City public meeting
to air need for wart

The growing demand in Vancouver for a ward sys!
will be aired at a public meeting called by the Cassiar ™]
payers inthe Hastings Community Centre (old hall) Tues?

Among the speakers invited by the association to add!
‘the meeting are school board member Jack Henderson
‘Bragg of the Hastings Chamber of Commerce, Calen

known community leader and president of the Has!

and Donald Greenwell,

in the eastern half of the city, for a reorganization of),
‘government to give all’ paris of Vancouver representati? i

its accomplice, the Macmillan
government.”

city hall.

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