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OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 29, 1959 15° TODAY'S TORONTO, MONTREAL STOCKS 11:80 Net , Low a.m. Oh'ge TORONTO Sock Sales Wigh Low 11 Sales High Low Ha mC A Stock Sales Rish y 7 Ths Canadien Pros Cdn W © 100 180 180 180 San Ant 00 eo "2 Lowne, 3 ws 20 Toronto Stock Exchange--June 20 Cent Del 100 600 660 Satelilia A Orange Cr 100 (Quotations in cents unless marked §, C Mic Mac 100 370 370 3 Sher it} BUS Pac Atl Inv 100 »--0dd lot, x4 -- Ex-dividend, zr--Es- Dev Pal moo uz 10 Sil Stang ' Que Phone rights, xw--Ex-warrants.) Dome Pete 225 960 960 Steep R 34 shop Save J Dynamic 160 166 160 a Poe T Fin A b $15 Va unburs Home Of A 300 Sin 184 Sunburst Se : enn Home Oil B 427 $14% - ; Industrials HBOLG zis Sire 174 Tombill 1500 . Waterman Medal 1857 266 5 2 U Asbestos 900 Saies High Low 11 Mideon 000 68 68 Un Keno 100 745 838% 38% 30% N Davies " x Au Upp Can 1500 00 $25% 25% 4 NC Oils 5 310 305 Vandoo 500 Anthomez £39 8 NCO wis 125 125 Violam 3 3 Atlas Alumini 172 833% . Pac Pete $131 13% 13 Wiliroy Augustus 100 $04 Permo pr 110 110 Wiltsey Bailey 5 A 37 Alizlog 8 Anthes Imp 25 $41% >, 175 174 . Yale Lead » 5 1 : Arc, 1290 Rik, a petra) 135 135 Yk Bear Ha 7 0 5 Argus 3 " ' " 8 5 Young HG Bonnyville 3 A $25 2B 2 Rove Gas oe Th Mr Zenmac Bornite 6000 - da Ll 2 3 2 o R Pet $30% ir ga - Burnt Hill Sapph debs 3 Sales to 11 AM. 454.000 Cavoramh Sarcee 3400 6 61 3 - Secur Free Chih Jac 0 0 - ey MONTREAL BLEI- Tidal By The Canadian Press enison. 1 ; 4 Triad ON = 1 Montreal Stock Exchange--June 20 LC. Que Yell - W § " U Canso vi 3 (Quotations in cents unless marked §. Un Oils 8 v--0dd lot, xd -- Ex-dividend, sr--Ex- Falcon H 5 a ym Pata. xw--Ez-warrani. Fururity ; ; ALL FOOD FEATURES EFFECTIVE WwW Cdn OG + Gui Por Ur W Decaia 00 1 15) 18 Industrials Gunaar 4% $14 1 JUNE 30, JULY 2nd, 3rd and 4th. 11:30 Net 1s0 Uran no g 4 A 24-0Z. LOAF OF Mines Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Merrill CBAL A wis 790 675 75 oo Abitibi 600 $381. 38% 38% Mogador 1 Ds Chem 100 $ 2 Abacus wo 2 2 ; : Algoma 730 $39 38% n pil 5 CHOICE, SLICED---AYLMER CCut W200 4 313 2 : Alumin #41 $33% 3 ' N Formagque 3 20-02, ¢ € Hydro Car 1611 ' 4 p 2 > 6 u 20 $45 45 N Santiago J pit BN Aumadue M3 ¥ Suita 5. 8 TIN ; 00 1 CPR 405 Bary Expl 1 3 : : 2 N W Amu and § 205 Cdn Tire 17 7 se Metal 1000 wy - - " 3300: 83 0 Pe. : . 200 Rami Mont Bo sis do Puan © lo 8% WITH FREE TOMATO SAUCE WITH THE PURCHASE OF Dom El wis yy mas % Th TH -- Bow Cor 3 5 f : St Law Riv 330 425 42 2 15 IGA TABLERITE Dom Tar xd $17 7 f 4 i BC Forest Hn Steep R ; mo uw BX : Weedon 00 PIMENTO; DUTCH #9) 6-0Z. 59+ Imp Oi } Disevry 100 BILLIONNAIRE Jockey B pr 100 . 5 : Corby B 3c OFF $2.0 .0Z. . JAVEX BLEACH ..-. 22 Corby vt 2 4 19 4 ~ 1000 : Bk Mtl rts 26 gd Pennbec 2100 5 Corby B 3} g 3% Bn Jw Bank N§ 5 774 4 Queenston 6000 30 - ¢ D Bridge } Z ' 2 : . Banque PC 3 4 Que Cobalt 400 175 5 . TWO PACKAGES D Fndr 1 ' 7 17 1 4 44 4 x Bowater Pap 300 5 s Dufault Ford US » ) ! 4) BC Power 230 3 7 Tache COOKED MEATS b M 2% 5 5 y Malt an 7 i Sales to 11:80 a.m.: Industrials 34.100; Imp Tob 125 ! M Jockey wis 600 wp; y Crown Z A 3 ' ' Jockey rts 10750 7 3 5) Daering Dist Seag 35 8 3 arm ess : i Duvan iy 5 D Fudss 385 ih» - 5c OFF / : 0 Fast Mal. 2 Ru , Stores 227 $66 HAVANA (AP Presidept € 3 4 T L M po r d 500 - MacMill B 1 Elder oo 4 2 thy 2135 10 Manuel Urrutia said Sunday he 16-0Z. { Fl f 8-QT. ¢ M Leaf Mill 18'% Fiwest Tung 1000 J Du Pont a 0p Ha sees nothing harmful in the land JAR e por S BAG 7 $15 15 : 000 3 7 apis 1 A 22 2% 2 distribution scheme of Cuba's WITH FREE MEASURING CUP D Dairies ' kL 3 8 - Bell Phone 3 214 5 Que Lab 1000 Dom Store 3 le l 1 " J % PA OI) 20 H Ss ni ord A 3 b Brown 200 2 Tazin 8 f 18% : AG. $a \ Build Prod 100 $3 : Tih Exp « 1 / MAC. AND CHEESE, PICKLE AND sth: Te 3 era 0d hw J MEW, SPECIAL IGA GN Gas B wt 200 24 ) om 700 1 1 3 he gE - to ' a ne B Ay. 240 i RE 10: a n Malt pr 210 $25 : Mines 123,500 i or CHICKEN LOAF PKGS. Hur Erie 5 40 5 llinan 5000 5 'a ank Com 2 2% 6 52% ' Imp Bk Nenison 65 81414 137 rn 20 $3 ¥ 3 Imp Inv Den 3200 2 5 1 r A \ $ 5 1 FEED] uban Lan Inglis 730 86% 6 5 f 2 a0 20% Inland C pr 200 ) 2 } 2 104 f 2 2 Inland Gas 1200 2 4 2 v ; } A X 3.02. hae" oh 3 0 3 wees 210 $10 " i TINS Jockey Club 600 2 / Cons Glass r 3314 39 32 Lafarge A 100 ' D'Aragon D Bridge Mass F 2 15% Fatima Mass | 1 Frobisher 3410 23 A 7 aorarian reform law ut, he 8 7 16 ML) es 100 17% ' . M 1 i" mm Gos Mes aid the governing minister LAUNDRY 3201. pede Mont Loco 100 Ye Gold Eagle 10000 11 4 council will amend the law, | RINSE BOTTLE Moore 365 a GF Uran 500 1 1 1 J RE vact BRY 4 Ey A necessary. to correct any fea Nor Star 166 y 3 Grand: 00 125 - A Flue . P $5 4 C tures deemed detrimental to the Nor Star 50 Va : 3% Gunnar 405 11 1 | ND "Wi 87 150 J 5 Gunnar wits 500 2 "5 75 ) ) 3 i A no ional economy PARTY PUNCH, GRAPE OR ORANGE SAVE 3c 230 $13% | 1 H of Lakes 1000 18 1 ! ] 1 200 Imp Invest ! In a nationally televised pro ollinge 15 " . Hoyle 700 410 a ! fon in tarp io 8 2 2 m. the president also said the Hud Bay i 1 4 5 Tot ' 8 13 " nal Institute. of Agrarian Int Ran 2000 25 25 25 nd Accep 3 $7 3 rm (INRA), which will di 48.02 Irish Cop 200 5 A AV en 3 ho r imnlementation of the re . Syrah C Jacobs' 600 20 5 3 t N 2 fom law, is not a supranational TIN y 8 3 ai hv some st Maurice 5 113 5 Jellicoe 8500 12 13.1 Ie LB as claimed Salada-S new : oliet 1000. 26% 264% Macs Fer a0 ¢ 15% 13% 1 rutia's statements Salada wis 00 0 {wd Kerr Add 635 sai 20% - y ; ye s14p : Life Slatomen oy oe 4 Simpsons y Kilemehe 30 7 30 Rabb 2% 3 J an Ww m as AYLMER BOSTON BROWN SAVE 4 Southam ¥ ! 1's Kirk Min 3235 54 53 Mad ' p was away in Eastern Cuba St Pav 57% 7% Labrador 5 $279 7 7 B . i Steel Can B34 + 3 L Osu E Bod St o The INRA has been called a Sig A ord 3 0 30 LL Lae 0 Tran 25 ' * erstate"" bv cattle interests a . Can 5 } 7 3 py 5 15 N nda 18 5 and Urrutia said the ministers | id / Tor-Dom_ Bk . 1 51% Lynx 7 2 3 o ¥ \ a : : council "conserves not only leg- yh) EJ 15-02. C Trace Mi a 3 1 ; ind Rk] Page Hers 3 i 2 islative but also constituent or TINS v 3 3 3 F Powell R & 41% power. Thus if at any moment it 225 200 $22 2 . AA 1960 2: Maritime 1 el LJ. Matatch 4 Jou Cov - ' 3 becomes necessary to modify the Molutsre I Que Nat Gas agrarian reform it would be done { Mer y Ci f ] prance it at designe Merri i= Eo Av Can : on g in a e it is not designed to hurt CLOVER LEAF SAVE Oc Mi bien Mt, Wri Royal Bank 4 Urrntia also asserted there are 5 00 30% 3 3 S09 9 #0 1 55 8 - Ne ht 00 3 "el st L Corp 1 1 riefly, the law creates limits d 5 . os 1 . Hy 10 $39 3 th in farm and ranch land holdings 28% y a Viylama = 8100 7 pao J 1 evnropriates excess land and pro 7.0Z a 3 1 3 ato 2000 ' 1 Cu 125 ' 8 : vides for its distribution to land ' ; C $235 y or ol a } 4 pX A 3 A less families TINS 842% a 2 ormetal E : Dax 1 y 140 no Communists in the Cuban H Gat Oils N Goldort 3 p, 5 " ; rabinet and that neither he nor Anchor 2000 18 Northsp bh a 1 $301 39 Castro is Communist, He recom Asamera 1000 130 1 |! ed O'Brien rts 13500 1 % ston sad A mended that Cuban vouths read y 8 100 796 5 79 Ope 3 3 y . Batley 5 A 4 y a 12% --8 anti Communist literature so SAVE 8e Bail § pr 225 320% : as 3 Canadian they won't be "tricked or fooled." 52 - Ball § 5% pr z30 $21 1 ch- y 4 Basco 3500 : Abitea 3300 63 3 - - REN Britalta 1860 3 Ang Nfld 175 7 ( AN Calv 0 : 5 C Dom Sug 250 819% 19 A BUSY ARTIST i CS Pete ) 475 : C Power 100 $73 71% 79 C Chieftn 1000 1 2 5 Cons Paper 1325 $42 ¢ 2 Pierre Renoir, the French art 16-0Z. Cdn Dey 470 465 5 465 > 9 Cons Gas Min 4 5 g ist. who died in 1919, produeed J c Ex Gas 300 s Roc! 3° +1 Ford A $1804 180 0 it 6,000 paintings and more than AR C High Cr 300 3 rk y Kelvinator y F C Husky 62 810% 10% 10% 3 Lob Co B 25 $31% 1 150 lithographs policy on aid for underdeveloped read a short speech expressing Common Market DeGzaulle comicies. | CU |s seselion fer Franee witers fe Just Two of Our Many Meat Features Gaulle and Italian government |cio M t 1 . . officials had been concerned - 7 _ BURNS SHAMROCK FULLY COOKED SHANKLESS SKINLESS or ase e a 3) n S sit mainly with the Geneva foreign ARCTIC OUTPOST | ' ministers' talks I'he Vardo fortress in Norways' | OTTAWA (CP A group ofy The group, set up in Washing During his visit with the Pon- Arctic province of Finnmark | Janadian and American legisla-| ton in January, will meet next in T tiff, the Pope, who last met de celebrated its 650th anniversary | wong wound up a meeting here the states, possibly next spring. 0 d Y Gaulle seven years ago in Paris, in 1959 Q HALF OR Cc Saturday with a statement that The law-makers also discussed ) g 5 \) WHOLE | sould become a blueprint to allev- questions relating to continental ROME (Reuters -- French ate certain perennial trade defence, defence production shar- President Charles de Gaulle Sun A day ended an official six-day y roubles between the two coun-/ing and boundary waters mies The statement said that "in the Visit to Italy after a 30-minute : DN / BURNS -- EXTRA LEAN, MILD CURED They seemed to suggest estab- field of defence production it was audience with Pope John Satur. ; gshment of some form of North| recognized that there is a unique day and after joining Italy ear- . -- CRYOVAC WRAP American common market for degree of interdependence, re- lier in a call for a Geneva meet. PEAMEALED BACK BACO 75° base metals and possibly oil and quiring the best use of the re- ing of the American, British, oR By-The-Piece, LB. gas. A limited rather than com- sources of the two countries with F rencq and Italian foreign min- A 2 plete common market for these (he minimum duplication of ef- isiers P R k ATI iner as en\ rand The meeting should re uiinergls Was envisiotied fort. Special attention was given pafore the eile The Canada-United States inter- to the question of what consti- he East-West foreign ministers' parliamentary group, established tuted a proper sharing of defence i i i y, Bl h § conference, a joint Italian-French pi P only is Year at the instigation costs in the, common effort." communique Joi ks ROBLEMS I of Prime Minister Diefenbaker, is| Both sides agreed the missile! The communique also called I FRASERVALE FAMILY SIZE BLACK DIAMOND primarily a forum for exchange remains a threat to North Amer- for closer collaboration among of views on common problems. Itijca but there was 'no question of {Western E \ropean powers, espec- . 2 f is not likely to make firm sug-|dispensing with antibomber dé-'ially on political matters, and] Everyone knows it's only healthy to perspire but perspiration gestions to governments, but fences in the immediate future." |with special emphasis in their; does injure fabrics -- und so it poses one of our biggest an CHEDDAR broadened views are given effect -- - - problem It injures fabrics by affecting strength, color and when the 24 Cuopnadian and 24 finish. Of course me fabrics are affected mpre seriously C C American members carry them Nfld M E and quickly. than others. This is especially true of light dress 24.01. 12-01. into their respective legislatures . an - Jee fabrics : | CHIPS PKG. Cheese cuT Roland Michene Commons speaker and co-chal'man of the hd So today, I'd like to pass along o couple of suggestions . . . Canadian section, said the group n ur er IT1Qa especially for those people who perspire o great deal. To "agreed to seek the . moval of you -- I'd like to say that unless your garments con stand all unnecessary restric ons" to ; moisture or wet-cleaning they moy not prove to be very the marketing of such base met r By AN MAC BoNaly indicied two days earlier during serviceable . 4 ta anadian Press Sta riter a fight in central Newfoundland I Als as uranium. Jead and TInC.| ST. JOHN'S, Nid. (CP)--Earle|at the height of a strike by the] Here's the reaton why. Moisture spotting or even washing Just Two of Our Many Produce Features Ronald Laing Saturday was ac-| International Woodworkers of moy be absolutely nege y to remove perspiration stains port quota restrictions in the : 3 . . he "| quitted of a murder charge in the! America (CLC) against the An- . US., seriously affecting Cana-goath of a Newfoundland police- glo - Newfoundland Development So you can see why that unless a garment can stand moisture LARGE JUICY CLUSTERS, US. NO. 1 dian exports, man during a March 10 fight at | Compan; or wet-cleaning, it won't be very serviceable. And this is no " ISSUE STATEMENT Badger between police and pick-! Defence counsel Higgins told fault of the fabric, laundry or dry cleaner. It's just that old The group's statement said eting loggers. the jury in his charge Saturday bug-a-buo perspiration, . "The problems with respect to! The 39-year-old Momond, Nd., that 'the Crown produced 12 wit- It's ant ' > 2 4 the marketing of uranium, lead man, in prison nearly four pesses whose testimony was "a TS Important 9, nate, MIS 1 Ceo rant you use is \ ! S C and zinc are particularly acute. months. showed no emotion as completely bewildering muddle sr Hal y. dressir Bacq fae t can couse fi v\\ [] It was thought that in order to the foreman of the Newfoundland of facts.' e Yount sic remove. 4 d for the ladie t's a good control and limit the harmful con- Supreme Court petit jury an idea el re ie Ty ib ut al ven J pecially % sequences of the current over- nounced the verdict ; issn fe 9 . rout yh Poe a OB Ta Vel I Er virtroum, Ta R v A k d dresses that are now so pop FULL FLAVOURED VINE RIPENED , the problem of marketing these Ng's broke I a wide grin ussia S e One more word on the subject . . never use © | JUMBO SIZE commodities should be consid-' He walked quickly from the court hot iron on perspiration or deodorant 'stains. This ' for e ered on a continental basis and past ben ch fuls of spectators. may set them permanently and also couse deterior- 45's from a long-term point of view." Many had cheered When the ver- apan or al ation. I'm sure if you'll take these few precautions Senator George Aiken (Rep - dict was announced. The jury de- suggested you'll avoid this perspiration problem Vermont), a co-chairman of the [nerated Joss Jan oie. hour. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Secret with your clothing. 4 7] American se c tion, commented a i aper P . av 1 'I is obvious that' when several Laing's wife. who retained a Papers made public Sunday re ner a 16. Reto. Veur "wordrobe in sanking.clegh Volume No. 7 countries produce surpluses it quiet composure throughout the late that Russia asked Japan in condition ---- it mportant 'to have your garments cleaned | y makes sense that they should orc Say ial, embiaced and|1940 for Southern Sakhalin and regularly, And caring for your clothes is our business p e lawyers James other islands as the price for a B Frozen Food Feature Dairy Feature reach an understanding on mar-|yigging and James Greene. Out-| keting." d : side the courtroom, Laing and POR-888ression pac during the fpr 2 v Jd wd However, his country was not Hiogins shook hand war. on 5-350 likely to agree at this time to a [Laing was charged with mur This was al a time when Japan TELEPHONE Luh i LRN NJ each 3 AE. ne arket. "An under 4 Lol full common market. *'An under. after nst. William had jolted the United States by SERVICE standing' such as exists between Mg ind econ- formally joining Nozio Germany the two countries on disposal of stabulary died Mare in hospi- and Italy in the tripartiete mil CLEANIT SERVICE 4g Roh VOLUMES 1 TO 6 ARE STILL AVAILABLE surplus wheat might be achieved. tal of a blow on the head. It was itary alliance. |] 5