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Says GovernmentWill Be Returned“The people of Manitoba liav»* a government, ami 1feel poijfident that they will return it to {ower in the comitm |provincial election, Premier l. L. Campbell told a joint Liberal aaaociation m*eting Wednesday night. ''We will _ istand on oiir|*a*t reeord. and we have nothing for which to i apologize/’ the premier continued.■The premier was the main with the discovery of oil in the | 1ipcahes aiAdhet mce I lag ggy-, pi o v wee. However, he pom ted out, aored by Ine Xi beret associations it must he remernbe.ed that the f Iof Brandon and Lansdowne, and basic industry of our province is ; Ithe speakers included the Hon. agriculture, and upon agricultureW. C. Miller, provincial rmnishr depends the future economy of _of education, James A. Creighton, our land.Liberal candidate for Brandon. Tht* piemier touched on pro-and M. B. Sutherland. Liberal vincial revenues. He said ih:«t candidate for Lunsdowne. ievenues from liquor taxes had‘The true facts of our provui- (Continued on Page Two)rial situation show that ihc prov- --------------ince is ia • good position,’ Mr Campbell said. “We have f Dto develop a reasonable yolution CHlllUl ■ OV 1 *Vfor all out provincial prublfnis.” *cYThe premier said that the 111- J FOT_ __ of services without acetm- DvUele IWl SVpanying cost increases w.\ im- \ la■ ‘ of apanjlnf cvmi 1n4.rra.wB i -p ipossible, and said he did not | A^rllOrCthink the opposition puitie. wild ■ Ivl a res aaccomplish all of the eitct.or. ^promise: It EG IN A «CP -The Regma pub- ThAM far MtskiVsllUn i.c school board says it r.» not able «* *-We have nude a total of three 10 «ran* a salary increase of *100 -n h and ehree-quarter million duflais ^a.-ers negoU- ^available to the * ard «««**«. appearing Wed- burnthr premier sa . otsdaj before the provincial concil- crashas meant actua cash t mum- utkM1-bMWli MdAa6 that u teth ^ Hail’Cipal councils and school Idoaro. ;acrt.ase .s ^ JusUfied. kill*Mr. Campbell {jointed with termed the principle Apride to the present iedora -pro- ^ an#werlng to a conciliation board Geoivincial tax agreements, saying be.ng con.rarv to the funda- river that these agreements gave assur- menUl Q, Bntj,h democracy fathiancc of future revenue, and made ,n liul the trustees are elected by planning on a piovmcial sea e citueas of the city of Regina a* ’ much easier. a$ they see fit.” wou‘ Many will remember the fumg w the actions of the board are Sawof two sets of income tax forms, not Mtiifactory to the pubnc, the ness one to the federal government pufcRe annually has the opportun- We and the other to the provincial -jty of saying so. Unfortunately the wtiy authorities, Mr. Campbell said. rjlitcnj Gf Regina have lost their as ^ -Now, under the present agree- prerogative by virtue of the pres :ede merits, the province is still as- ent legislation.” werecured of this revenue without the The board suggested the provrn- *tealt; necessity of a collection staff. cial government determine an over-Mr. Campbell said he was all salary schedule for Saskatche-pleased with the growth of Mam- wan or go ail the way and in- *her tube ia the tadustrtal field, and crease grants to school boards. -ater
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Brandon Daily Sun
Brandon, Manitoba, CA
Thu, May 28, 1953
Page 18
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