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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, March 14, 1960 Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange TORONTO 11 A.M, STOCKS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Toronto Stock Exchange--March 14 Quotations in cents unless marked §. *-0dd lot, xd -- Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- rights, xw--EX-warrants, INDUSTRIALS Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge 275 $36 35% 36 Sales Eo] Stock imp Bank Imp Of) imp Tob Ind Accep Inglis Inland C or Inland Gas Int Util int Util px Inter PL Intp Sti Jockey C Jock wis Labatt Lakeland High Low $55 $31 3 $lile UL $32% gus 65 Atlan Ac lpr 255 Atlas Steel 25 Bank Mont Beatty Bell Phone M BP R M Leaf Mill Mass-F 5% Molson: A Moobe N Star wt 37 Nor Phone Oshaw A Page-Hers Parker Pbina Pow Corp P Pipe Mig Premium Qn Gas wis Reichold Roe AV C Roe AV Royal ank Stl. Cem A StL. Corp Barns Cal Pow Can Cem CI Fndry C Pack B C Bank Com Cdn Brewxr Cdn Brew rt 5180 C Collieries C Drawn 400 C Fairbks A 250 CG Sec B 100 Salada-$ C Hydor Car 200 Shawin "1 250 3 Simpsons Southam Spartan Steel Can Suptest Ord Tor-Dom Bk T Fin A I'r Can PL I'rans-Mt Un Gas Un Gas A pr Un Steel Wainwr Walk GW West C Brew W Cop wis Weston A Weston' B West A wis White Pass Zenith Curb CIL Cdn Ofl CPR Cdn Salt Con' Gas Con Gas Cosmos Cr Telef Crusa Int Dist Seag D Fndry Dom Stores Dom Fam Ford Fndtn Gatineau GMC GL Paper GW Coal A Great West H Smith PREMIUMS CLIMBING Vehicle Insu xd $4315 43 Tricky Business BANCROFT, Ont. (CP)--While|stretch out production under exist Elliot Lake gets the headlines in ing contracts until 1966 the battle over reshuffling ura-| "our objective was to nium production in Canada, this\;n the government that we are central Ontario community 1Sithe only uranium camp the fighting hard to keep from being three in Canada that is not being shuffled right out of the picture. |given the opportunity to share in As things stand, Canada's two|the stretch-out," Father Malone; other uranium centres of Elliott said. Lake in Northern Ontario and, He said Mr. Churchill told the Uranium City, Sask., will at least delegation that the Bancroft re continue limited operations after quest was reasonable # painful squeezing-out process. | "We aren't asking for retrans- But Bancroft faces the bleak fer of the Dyno contract to the prospect that its three mines will Bancroft area," the priest said close in the wholesale production|"We thought that the govern cuts caused by the United States ment should see that a guantity decision not to renew uranium of uranium at least equal to that purchase contracts in Canada|removed by Dyno's closing would after 1962, {be returned unger other con- 'e §i |tracts, to give the two other a iy fig bo top at Joa mings at least two years more of :_|work. thre are fev aie Job porn "The two realized that it can't Maloney of Our Lady of Mercy | expect full-time employment at Roman Catholic Church. [present levels Father Maloney was spokes: "BOTTOM WILL FALL" man of a community delegation! "But the other way, it looks as in Ottawa last week to see Prime though the whole bottom will fall Mirister Diefenbaker and Trade out of our world by 1961 and Minister Churchill. ASKED FOR ORDERS In an interview afterwards, he said the delegation asked that Bancroft's two mines still oper- ating after this summer be given| enough orders to provide two) years' work for 800 men. Other- wise the two are scheduled to close--the Bicroft mine in 1961 . and the Faraday mine in 1962. BY Ja Sananay PRESS d The third mine, Dyno, is dueipe. 31. 1050 $6.146.024 $2.05 a to close next June putting about)... 1958, $5 195.853, $1.73. : 350 men out of work. Its sales|™m uo eh oN oe Td. vear contract is being transferred to| ded D. ig 31: 1959 8 ny year the Gunnar Mine at Uranium | £2 gl 1 a Det 05s ¥/ City under the government's pro-| >' "> net loss $23,838 gram of contract switches to mores 55 miles north of | Peterborough, doubled its popula- {tion to 2,600 after the coming of 'STOCK MARKET NET EARNINGS Insure Summer Comfort Now pa | Ry Letom. ALUMINUM AWNINGS 3% 32% : : % " . 4 Brunswick 300 370 Leitch 392 at 450 thomes, DRASTICALLY Net High Low 11 u.m. Ch'ge 80 30 0 -4 60 LJ 60 1 Net Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge 8500 » » Lake Cin 2000 : - L Dufault 00 8% 3M 3 Lamaque 300 10 Langis 500 44 Latin Am Net Net High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge 1! a.m. Ch'ge Sales 1000 700 200 Stock Stock Bankeno Bary Expl Belcher Bibis Broul Reef Stoek Sales ©G Inv 1% 1% ~ C Paper Lob Inc n MO Paper 114 7 ; 100 00 $2 Wh Ho 500 300 foo Lexindin Lorado wis Lyndhst Camp Chib Can-Erin an-Met assiar Cent Pat 125 700 6500 200 170 Acme Gas 1 ." AP Cons 500 3 « Th Am Leduc Ea Bailey S A Chester Britaita Chib Jae Calalta 9 Coch Will Cal Ed 3 ody -Rec C Oil L ws onlagas CS Pete Denison « fidrim M Milliken 9 3 q C Chieftn 0 I a C Den wis 3 ( ( « Moneta New Bid N Dicken Cdn Dev 105 Discovery New Hosco C Ex Gas 6750 C Husky 1425 C Husky wis 400 C Sup Of) 750 Cent Del 1100 'Dragon 5500 C Mic Mac 2050 Con Peak 7000 Cree wis 38 8420 Dev-Pal 500 Duvex Dynamic Gargo 1700 Home Oi] A 886 Home Oil B 775 HB Oil G Medal N Cont Okalta Pac Pete Pac Pete w Petrol Phillips Place Provo Gas Royalite Sarcee Secur Free fidal 900 2000 600 336 500 4500 G Aarrow Marcus Con MS C Morrison © Mosher C Northid Con Sud Conwest Cop Corp Cop-Man Coprand Coulee Dome Donalds Duvex Noranda N Coldstrm N Goldert Opemiska Orchan Pato Portage Pronto Que Cop 2000 3200 Metal ERT EH ERB. Bud 23 sens: 2 =3 =~ Sil Miller Slocan VR Stanlgh wits Steep R Sullivan Teck-H Temag 'Tombill Ult-Shaw Asbestos Francoeur Frobisher Frob debs Ggeco Mines Giant YK Glacier GF 600 214 2700 200 500 21700 65 3600 3000 1500 Hard Rock H of Lakes Hud Bay Int Nickel Irish Cop Iron Bay Iso J Waite Jacobus Jellicoe Kerr Add Kilem C wta Kirk Min 15600 15% 1000 9 175 $463 309 $95 6250 600 1500 18000 Abacus Advocate Agnico 4 35 12 Young HG Zenmac Curb Gaspe Cop 10% 20 79 E) 1 YS 79 z10 a9 15 Dietenbaker rance Answers No To Prairies OTTAWA (CP) Decisions every day telegrams, letters, call- ers, committees. And the answer uranium. Small nearby eom- had to be "Yes or No." munities expanded too. Thus Carl Sandburg But with uraninm gone, he said, about Prairie lawyer the only 1 would be in a small lumber mill the United States with issues of bine couScrvates and the summer tourist trade. politics and government a cen- A th id The town is in the centre of the try 254 tributed to the pressure. Sales to 11 a.m: Aumaque Conservative - governed Ontario's his reply in the Commons- request for an additional $100 000,000. but it's ol assistance The {Mr {little over-a week ago turning COmMIng. down Prairie grain farmers' re quests for some $325,000,000 deficiency payments Some 1,000 marched on Ottawa a demand the payments. latest in this series was Prairie farmers, Claims Victim year ago to| Since] BURNS LAKE, B.C. 1 (CP) wrote case con- weeks |being held here almost daily. ) tax-sharing payments, including Finally, Mr. Diefenbaker gave clear "No."" He appeared to leave ( the door open to some other form problem- Diefenbaker's announcement atical whether this will be forth- in BC. Polio Outbreak "=| Now then, a steady pressure had been|Ernest Howlett, 55, died Saturday golden opportunity kept up for a decision on their of polio, the first fatality from a windfall." Bre including another visit here mysterious outbreak of the para-| . braham py, legation lea Farm [lytic disease which has attacked PREMIUMS BELOW CLAIMS availz 3 ik hy the delegation leaders. Farm lytic ease a ec available employment 1 incoln struggling as president of unions and political foes of the|10 persons here in the past eight! Polio vaccine clinics are ner, ACSC | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Bancroft Fights For Uranium Share By DAVID L. BOWEN 000,000 short of claims paid and more than any ether single fae NEW YORK (AP)--Cruising on expenses tor. a highway, outside Los Angeles| «yr only Lighter metal and more glass some lime ago, young Johh Du- since the (nd of the war up fo ib cars have made collisions more dek of Phoepix, Ariz., waited un-| Jan, 1. 1960, were the companies Serious. Another important ele- til a truck rolled close behind his aple to show an underwriting Ment is a court trend toward a 1953 Cadillac. Then he suddenly! profit" he says broader concept of Hability, and {slammed on his brakes and hung vs : legal procedures making the {on as the truck plowed into the The loss is made up in some plaintiff's task easier. The {back of his car, {companies by profits in other zmounts awarded by juries have Dudek collected $644 for dam- ela re Tt Sire, nur elimived spectacularly, {age to the vehicle and readily ment of their large reserves | Half a century ago the legal signed an .nsurance company re : and psychological advantage was lease exchange for $600 for| But the near-constant 10ss on wih the hig company when chal- vague back injuries he claimed, |2Ul0 lability sends them back jonged in a lawsuit by an indi- Over the next three months pele Zid again tn sale usu aiee yidual. But the yenduiom, wave staged similar "accidents" in Al-|rate increases. As a result, auto Woods, now has swung $88.4) the buquerque, N.M., Lubbock, Tex., jiabili its have' ok other direction. and Chandler, Ariz. He had his aly Dremivme have Humbe car repaired only once--after the : 3 i ¥ ars. California crash. He began brib-|_ During the same span, motor | ing truck drivers to hit him and! 'chile registrations have jumped keep quiet about the pre-collision 53 Per cent. The increased use of | damage, {automobiles has brought ahout | higher accident frequency, but! $3,800 FRAUD many other factors are involved | In this manner Dudek took in- in the pressure that is pushing | surance companies for $3,820.84 claims payments upward. before investigators caught on. ; y On Jan. 15 he was ated at PRINCIPAL TARGETS | Albuquerque for conspiracy to Ambiance - chasing lawyers defaud. A contractor, chamber of i 0 drum. up business and commerce member and church. CCTs who intentionally ove goer who told police he was once reat knowing an insurance com- lan altar boy, Dudek received a| Par Will pay the pit are among {suspended sentence of one to 14 iL al targets of insurance in-| {years vestigators aa 3 Y In addition to this fraud and the| oe, 155 suteiice Yims Tepre more commonplace forms of theft ualty and Surety Companies know by white lie, general inflation has {they are hurt by such premedi. cheapened the dollar and boosted [tated perjury. But they believe the size of settlements. Hospital| |they are doing an efficient job of ad medical costs, according to] fefending themseWes a Zain st organ Woods manager of the decent ACSC claims bureau, have risen If You're TIRED ALL THE TIME Now and then everybody gets a "'tired-out" feeling, and may be three of the 14 years a large-scale m " Mr. Bus Gagnon, well-knowr {Whitby resident, has been ap- pointed as agent of the Allstate Insurance, Company. Mr. Gagnon a former star of Canada' Olympic hockey team, He still maintains an active interest in the sport Married and the father of twe bothered by backaches, Perhaps noth« children. Mr. Gagnon resides' ef ing seriously wrong, just temporary 100 fienry Street. His home bladder promi En or {phone number is MO 8-5206. Ha take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help |°" always be reached there al- stimulate the kidneys to relieve this though he will work out of the condition which may often cause backs |Allstate insurance centre in To ache and tired feeling, Then you feel {ronto. ' a 4 better, rest better, work better, Get Mr. Gagnon's appointment is sistant general man-| Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the [57i!! another example of why ager, auto liability premiums col-| plue box with the red band at all drug you're in good hands with All. . . Ve the notion that somehow statements to insurance companies are exempt from the biblical injunction against lying "The way things are today,' says J. Dewey Dorsett, genera manager of the ACSC, "our cher-| I ve traditions of honesty | play are being eroded for an accidental injury too viewed as a to collect al aimants he is | 1 fair 18 often According Richar Wag- aliburton as! s: : : : 2 gs Haliburte Madawaska resort| yi,.,in's wrestling with deci ar sion was no different from the situation faced by heads of gov- ernment since time immemorial. Father Maloney said that 95 per cent of Bancroft mine employees live in homes in the area, unlike| snd Prairie lawyer John Diefen- xe 5 p le men and Elliot baker, as Canada's prime minis- ouses for single me 4 ter, is no exception Lake with its trailer camps : More than $5,000,000 had been The Progressive Conservative spent to build more than 500 new government has had a' series of and $3,000,000 had been tough decisions since taking office by area municipalities to ii 1957. Some of the toughest have, schools. churches and come in 1959 and this year. required by the new| Scrapping the Arrow jet inter- ceptor against the weight of --=------=--=|strong pressure in February, Four Tiny Infants |i rates its Ap May Survive Of Quints VARIOUS BIDS and the political front. 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