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New to the Chair
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MY forecast is that by the time these words appear, Mr. J. B, Mitchell will be m his second day as national chairman of the Road Haulage Association. The selection of a successor to the late Mr. Herbert Crow was due to take place yesterday, Mr. Mitchell, who has been acting as chairman since Mr. Crow's death, was a natural choice.
Tax incentive
NAR. G. E. LIARDET, chairman and managing director of lvi Simms Motor and Electronics Corporation, Ltd., a zealous exporter, takes a , jaundiced. view of layabouts who grow fat on property deals, or by selling only in a protected home market. He believes that relief from income tax should be granted in ratio to direct exports. If his proposal were adopted, his group would be great beneficiaries because their exports last year were 33+ per cent, higher than in 1958. Shipments were made to more than 100 countries.
He put over his views at the company's annual dinner last week, when be announced that a new factory had been