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8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, January 12, 1960 TODAY'S By The Canadian Press Toronto Stock Exchange--Jan. 12 (Quotations in cents unless marked $, s--0dd lot, xd -- Ex-dividend, xr--Ex~ rights, xw--Ex-warrants.) Tr Can PL INDUSTRIALS Trans-Mt , Un Gas Stock Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge Un Gas A pr 125 Abitibi 25 $39% 39% 39% Un Steel Agnew-8 725 $21 21 21 Un Telef Alta Dis wis 100 110 110 110 Ven Pow Cp Alta Gas $28 28 hd walk GW Algoma 265 $39% 39% Wat Equip Alumini West Groc A Alum 2 pr West A wis Analog P: Argus Atlas Steel Bank Mont $543 34% Stock Suptest ord Thornclf Tor-Dom Bk Tor Elev T Fin A Curb Anglo-Nfld Asbestos CD Sug C Paper Dupont Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge TORONTO STOCKS Stock Hollinger H.d Bay Int Moly Int Nickel BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Net Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge MCNTREAL (CP) real airport will be able to watch) television to find out how Sets} flights on Trans-Canada Air Lines are doing. 135 1 210 $101% 101% and travellers. It will be the first time TV has| been used in Canada to transmit flight data. A similar service is| Screen To Show TCA Flight Data Sometime one in the terminal lobby--willday's 2,912,000, this month air travellers at Mont-|tell which flights are scheduled and when they are to leave. They will also ca informa-|1% at 44% on a small turnover. on > gate intr Bh passen-| General Dynamics rose 1% at|need for a better relationship and |gers, how fast the plane is being TCA is installing a closed cir-loaded, what space is available, [2% at 84, General Motors 1% at|the Toronto Board of Trade. S00 12 11 cuit TV network af the airport to|When the last baggage can be|3! and Steel Company of Canada flash up-to-the-minute flight in-|handled, when the ramp is taken|1% at 84. formation to its passenger agents Bysy and when the plane takes |OLt. ti At present, the information is|ternational Market Drops Volume Light ona on - pei CEN. BY trial index took a beating Mon- day as the stock market fell] TORONTO (CP)--Conflict be- lower amid moderately heavy|tween management and labor is trading. Volume was 2,370,000/at a serious stage and may be- shares, much lighter than Fri-/come more serious, Claude Jo- doin, president of the Canadian Toronto General Trust led in-{Labor Congress, said Monday dustrial winners with a gain of|night. "This is a time when there is 50. But Ford Motor went down|a closer understanding," he told Mr. Jodoin renewed a long- standing congress request for a government-called conference of the two groups 'to explore the areas of conflict which exist and Mines traded briskly but lost most of their earlier gains. In- Nickel led losers, sent by walkie-talkie radio to the{down 2% points at 101%. Gunnar(y, seek methods of overcoming controller's office overlooking the[Was the only senior uranium|micnderstandings and building Serious Conflict Jodoin the increasing experiénce of working together," CRITICIZES ATTITUDE Mr. Jodoin was critical of man- agement's attitude towards health insurance. He also accused man- agement of hostility towards a [CLC proposal for a royal com- {mission to investigate the rela- tionship .of wages, prices and profits, It had been greeted by management with cold silence. "Labor has not been noted for backing away from a fight," said Mr. Jodoin,. "But we feel we now should have reached a stage in our society where there is more constructive method of dealing . ' . th S ts| Winner, ahead % at 10%. tanding." planned Bor oronie s Malton airllarmac, 0 the ing Among western oils, Calgary up understanding, port later this year. {how fast a plane is being loaded|and Edmonton gained % at 20%. RESTRICTIVE LAWS | Kilem C wits 100 with our differences." 500 Kirk Min Labrador Alminex $13% Am Leduc $19 Anchor $32% 32% Bailey S A 5 $353 55 Cal Ed 5 CS Pete C Chieftn C Ex Gas C Husky Can > Bank Com 125 C Br Alum CBAL B wt Cdn Celan C Chem C Curt W C Drawn pr C Fairbks Dev-Pal 1600 Dynamic 5 Home Oil A H B oil G D Bridge D Fab 2 pr 100 D Fndry 180 Dom Stores 130 Dom Tar 138 Dove Emco Fam Play Fed Grain Ford Com Secur South U C Stanwell 2500 Tidal 4000 Triad Oil 200 GS Wares GN Gas Gr Wpg G Gr Wpg 56 wt 80 Gr Wpg 58 wt 40 3 Greyhnd 300 s1 Hardee 3° 811 Horne PF 300 Imp Oil z10 Inland C pr 225 W Decalta 500 Curb Dalhousie Nephe Anacon Jock B wis Anglo Hur 1200 Labatt 35 An Lakeland b Ansil L Woods pr A Arcadia Loeb M B MacLeods A MacMill B Macm Powell 1 Milt Brick Molson B Moore Nat Drug E Nia Wire B 200 win as > Denison Den wits > Halliwell Con Sud Coprand Deer Horn D 140 1 60 10 L Dufault Langis L Wasa Lorado Lorado wts acdon MacLeod Madsen Maralgo Maritime Martin Mcintyre McWat Merrill Midrim Milliken N Mylama Nickel MS Noranda N Gate - N Celdstrm N Rank North Can Man etal Radiore Rexspar Sherritt Siscoe Slocan VR 10000 Steep R Sullivan Sylvanite H g Territory Ui-Shaw L eno Un Fort Upp Can Ventures Violam Weedon Wiliroy Wr Harg Yale Lead Young HG Zz ac Cur Bb Pend Ore Says C. J. Campbell, "The potential of such a sys-| panded to include a great deal of | additional information and to ser-| vice ancillary operations such as caterers, ground partment." The screens--two in front of] the passenger agent's counter and J! b TCA's|or when a flight is due they have telecommunications director: Ito call the controller. Index changes: Industrials o® As one instance of increasing 3.68 at 525.71; golds off 18 at|conflict, Mr. Jodoin said the Ca- With TV, they'll be able to look|39.84; base metals down .70 at|padian Chamber of Commerce-- inch screens. The TV flight system has been transportation|put into operation at several operafors and the post office de-|United States airports. It is of | great help at busy airports where » (as Hearings the volume of air traffic large. tem is unlimited, It can be ex-|up and quickly note the informa-|175.33; and western oils up .18 at|of which the Toronto board is a tion as it is flashed on the 27-|at 105.52, part--is "exerting great pressure on the government at Ottawa for legislation which we feel is di- rected at weakening the labor movement, and so the whole process of collective bargain- Ing... "We think that many of the Second Phase Dollar Pr Minister Fleming said Monday that one provincial premier re- cently asked him to create an exchange parity between Cana- dian and United States dollars-- but was prepared to pay only 90 cents for U.S. dollars. Mr. Fleming cited the instance as an example of inconsistency shown by those who ask for elimination of the present ex- change premium on the Canadian dollar. The disadvantages of the pre- mium aren't as bad as the dis- advantages that would result from trying to create dollar parity, he told the Canadian Club of Toronto. Mr. Fleming did not identify the premier, except to say that his province depends to a large extent on raw material exports. "I informed him that as min- ister of finance I am already holding about $1,000,000,000 U.S. dollars. He offered to buy them from: me. "When I asked at what pric he immediately stipulated for a 10 . per - cent discount on the Uniied States dollar." EXPENSIVE PROJECT quire "a huge sum" of taxpay- 100 261 Fleming Reviews oblems OTTAWA (CP) -- Hearings on|proposals being made are both gas export before the National|unreasonable and unworkable." Energy Board have entered their] Many people felt that laws second phase. Five applicants|might once again be used to de- seeking to export natural gas to|prive workers of their organiza- the United States wound up their|tions. In some instances, the sus- presentations on markets Mon-|picion might be well-founded; in day and began arguments on re-|others, not well-founded. serves. "But in any event it is a barri- ' 2 3 | The applicants seek to main- i i f ) TORONTO (CP) -- Finance parity at any given moment bv|iain hE stocks have Jeon cade against the kind of improved {relations that should come with Mr. Fleming said it would re- buying U.S. dollars. And no ohe|get aside to handle both domestic| LOUIS BACKS UNION LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Ex- heavyweight champion Joe Louis is running an organizing cam- paign for a new labor union. The California Bartenders, Barbers, Maids and Culinary Workers Un- jon Friday announced his ap- pointment as an international or- ganizer and director. Louis said {he hopes Teamster president {James R. Hoffa will aid the | group. | 5ireCunrD Your CHILDREN HEALTH WITH | R'S MILER knew how much more money|demand and exports. would be required to maintain| Vern L. Horte supplv equality after that. manager for Trans-Canada Pipe i ones mes Lime, uitited foe, trves of contracts under whic! rans- {dollar would be to discourage or {Canada holds stock to supply dis- {frighten away foreign capital in- tributor customers from Sas- |vestment, increase the trade de-|katchewan to Quebec. Trans- {ficit with the U.S., impose war-|Canada hopes to export gas via time exchange controls, or pay Emerson, Man., and Niagara Lid increased price for foreign|Falls, Ont. To do so, it would |go.c. " a need board approval, which is ana Sisliks fhe present high pre subject to a final decision by cab- , |inet. the losses that it causes for some| Douglas P. McDonald, vice- [business intgresls. Et X have president of Westcoast Transmis- been lorced, reluctantly, to theigsion Company, seeking to export conclusion that the disadvantages gas to Oe Ys Pacific <i {of the alternatives open to us| west said reserves in northeast- outweigh the disadvantages oflern B.C. and northwestern Al- {the premium. berta far exceed any foreseeable PEER requirements by the B.C. mar- ket, he said. gas - | Uranium Group | - | pe ne py | Views Output | Milliken Lake, Northspan and | Pronto TORONTO (CP) -- The four| Robert Winters, president, said| major uranium-producing - com-| Rio Tinto and companies under {panies of the Rio Tinto group will its management have not made {continue operations at present|final plans for implementing the levels up to March 31, it was an-|'"stretch-out" of production en- nounced Monday by Rio Tinto|visaged in the government an- Science Now Without Pain Shrinks Piles Or Discomfort Finds Healirig Substance That Relieves. Pain And Itching As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids Toronto, Ont. (Special)-- For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve and itching. Thousands have been relieved with this inexpensive substance right in the privacy of their own home without any discomfort or inconvenience. In one hemorrhoid case after another, "very striking improve- ment" was repo; and verified | by doctors' observations, Pain was promptly relieved. And 'while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking) took place. And most amazing of all--this improvement was maintained in cases where doctors' observations were continued over a period of many months! In fact, results were so thorough ers' dollars to achieve exchange Mining Company of Canada Ltd.|nouncement of Nov. 6. that sufferers were able to make such statements as "Piles have ceased to be a problem!" And among these sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid cone ditions, some of even 10 to 20 years' standing. All this, without the use of nar cotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind. The secret is a new heals ing substance (Bio-Dyne)--the discovery of a famous scientific ine stitute. Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide usa for healing injured tissue on all parts of the body. This new healing substance is offered in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H. Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation H Suppositories or Preparation H ointment with special applicator. Preparation H is sold at all drug stores. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. MORE... Jonuary Clearance HEY POP... This January Clearance Sale is just too good to miss... just look at these buys! Bg -- Ontario Motor Sales are continuing their January Clear- ance Sale ir order to offer everyone an oppcrtunity to get their OK used car at these clear- ance prices. Every car on our lot has been greatly reduced for this sale. 1956 Chev. Sedan Turquoise and white. With radio. .Lic. No. H10316 . 1955 Oldsmobile "88" HOLIDAY SEDAN -- Maroon colored and com- pletely equipped with and hydramatic. Lic. 1956 Buick Special Sedan With dynaflow, radio, power steering. Very clean inside and out Lic. No. A39204 ........... 1953 Chev. Sedan 2-tone green with radio. Lic. No. A28670. This Bel Air is priced to sell at 1957 Chevrolet STANDARD COACH -- Bronze and beige col- ored. Lic. No. A13713. Priced to sell at only flow transmission. Lic. No. A36220 Clean LIC. A39908 1956 PLYMOUTH color. push button drive, 2-tone paint, etc., new low price of LIC. C97759 1958 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-door Sedan with radio, finished in silver blue metallic 2-door hardtop and it's complete with radio, V-8 engine, "1095. 1895. 1955 Chevrolet Deluxe SEDAN -- Beige and blue in color. 045% [J Lic. No. A27663 1955 Buick Sedan Radio with dark blue metallic color Lic. No. A30909 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air SEDAN -- Refinished green metallic. Lic. No. 258250. 1954 Chevrolet Deluxe 2-DOOR SEDAN -- Refinished in smart black with custom G.M. ra- 675. Solon Sn in Shab condition. ; ic. No. dio. Lic. No. A41080 A31969 1955 Buick Sedan Yellow and black in color with famous dyna- 1955 Plymouth 2-DOOR -- With radio. Lic. No. A19177 1335. sees 1953 Buick Sed White and black in color w naflow and radio. Lic. No. A radio 1495. This rocket powered Olds radio, hydromatic drive, 2-tone pai Lic. No. A39543. A real volue is equip 1345. and excep! radio. 2-toned in yellow Lic. No. A22177. This clean car is priced at only good condition throughout blue Now ' . 'ule Grey 1395. color. Lic. No. A23968 1955 Chevrolet STANDARD SEDAN -- Lic. economical exceptionally low price just in dark 645. 1953 Olds. Super '88' Sedan 1954 Buick Special 2-DOOR HARDTOP -- With dynoflow transmission and 1958 Chevrolet Deluxe 2-DOOR -- With V-8 engine, Powerglide, radio, and in a i TL 1995 1954 Buick Special Sedan Radio, dynaflow, in beautiful blue transportation at an 1956 Chevrolet Deluxe 2-DOOR -- With custom radio 393. ith dy- 45711 395. ped with power steering 365. nt, etc at only green tionally 745. 695. No. A35839. Real 995. Turquoise in 1345. RA 5-6508