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MES, Wednesday, October 12, 1960 --| Today's Stock Market Listings TORONTO 11 AM. STOCKS By The Canslion Press Tieonts Sock Exchange--Oct, 12 (Quotations in cents upiess marked §, 2~0dd It, x4 Exdividend, xr--Ex rights, ww--Ex-warrams INDUSTRIALS Wet | add Sales Wigr Low Ham Chgs Abit 5 WI% Nh Nh ~~ Acad-Atl pr bs 5 » Alte Dist 109 195 19% I Alia Gas 280 VA UH "w Alls Gas pr 210 §106% 166% 106% Alls Gas wis 300 755 75 Algoma #5 9% Alumini 108i 00 $27% 5 Vis $53% 20 THE OSHAWA 7) BIRTHS CHATIERTON -- George and nes Herwmeger are happy J sounce the Wirth of & son, OB rh 1960 ot Oshaws Gepersl Hospitsl A brother for Randy, Thanks ¥ Dr B.C. Hoss snd Busses MISNEY To Mr, and Mrs Ed ward Disney (nes Dorothy Mae Brad a son, on Beturdey, October 8, at Oshaws Genersi Hospital, A Drew. Ministry Angers Airline Leaders By M. McINTYRE HOOD we shall now have Special to The Osh Times the fare proposals, LONDON ~ The plans of Brit. both international and A ish airlines to make substantial "hich we were putting forward for next year." reductions in air transportation Basil Smalipiece, managing di fares have been dealt a severe rector of BOAC, said: "The land. blow by the ministry of aviation. ing lees at London Airport are Airline chiefs are out-spokenly the highest in the world for com. angry, and have given warning parable airports, increase that sir line fares may be ser- aggravates that position.' jously affected by Increased land. Landing fees were increased ing charges at British airports, by the ministry by 37 per cent in These Increased charges, an- June, 1957, and by 28 per cent in nounced by the ministry, to be April, 1959, Both times home and eifective on April 1 next year, are foreign airlines protested vigors estimated to produce £1,250,000 ously. a year of added revenue for the ministry, at the expense of the air- HEAVY LOSSES lines, y pease of Behind these new increases is The increase, i is estimated, the sharp criticisms which the will cost British Europ Ar. C rE £ ittee on Publie ways an additional £400,000 a Accounts levelled at the annual year, British Overseas Airways deficit of the airports, amounting Corporation, now paying landing to some £6,000,000, fees amounting to a million] In July of this year i recom pounds a year, will have to pay mended that the landing fees the an additional £375,000 under the dirlines could bear should be new schedules, "Tested constantly", It also stated: INCREASES DEPLORED "We recommend that more em Chief executive of the BEA, phasis should be placed on the Anthony Millward, sald his com- possibility of reducing the defi. pany deplored these steep In- cits at airports by economies in creases, "Coming at a time when stall and improved methods of we are trying to introduce even working." Brendan Behan Loves N. York NEW YORK (AP) -- Brendan transportation stinks." Behan is In an enthusiastic col-| Short visits to Jersey City, lision with the American scene |N.J., and Staten Island--one of The round, rumpled playwright! »¢w York's boroughs ~ invoke from Dublin tells of it with blue. curt Impressions that "they're streak zeal, {bell-holes."" Then Behan goes on: "Let's go to a saloon," he be:| "I wouldn't live in London gins when lovited to an Inter-€ither under any circumstances, view, Behan, a reformed boozer | It doesn't even look like a city, of redoubtable capacity, isn't|/But it does have the greatest backsliding, mind you, He just|theatre audience, {feels easier guzzling his soda) Just VISITOR water In familiar, dim-it Infor-| "pq |ike to stay right here 8 mality. good long time, But I don't have Having come to Gotham to par- any wish to be a citizen, An Irish |ticipate In the first Broadway or a Norwegian passport is the {production of one of his dramas, (best you can have these days. Brendan starts with it, |Any of the others, and somebody "The reviews were all right," hates you, ' he comments of the critical re-| "If. you have a Russian pash sponse to the opening of The port, half the world wants to get Hostage. 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Albert; desr mother of Mrs on Callow, Whithy; Margaret 2 Burcher Ra, of Janet (Mrs, W, Wybrow, $i, Marys, Ont; Archie of Seotiand; Jean (Mrs E. Dutch) snd John White of London Ont; Sr, Major Robert White of ton, Ont. Resting at the 1 A Funeral Chapel, St, Mary's, Ont 736 pm, Wednesdsy evening, Service ns the chapel on Fridey, Oct. 14, ot 2 p.m. Interment $8. Mary's Cemetary DIXON (Gordon) «= AM Toronte Gen eral Hospital on Monday, October 10, 960, Gordon Dixow (175 Rison Road South) beloved bushand of Effie Me: tutyre, loving father of Mrs, G. Swin- dells (Marion), Oshawa; Mrs. BR, Kerr Lillian) Toromo; Ormond, of Hamil. ton and Ted of Toronto in his 6th yesr. Resting at Melntosh Anderson Funeral Home, Service in the chapel Thursday, Oct, ih, ot 2 pm Salem Cemetery, Mariposa 1 A " Wh 3% 7 wo N Coldstrm Opemiska Orchan Vamour Paymast Pick Crow Pros Air Gue C a¥sugn=as TT NIN Int Pap Lob Ine n s8faBenen 150 Bank N§ 065 Shy Bell Phone 650 $464 Bran] 00 450 Bright BA OH BCE 4 Ww Be BC An 1200 Int Ut pr Inter PL Inv Syn A Irog G. pr Jamaican PS Jock € pv Kelly D A Labatt Loh Co A Lob Co A wh Lab Co B 620 520 WH $17% 17% $i6% 18% SAY 14% a5 980 M2 156 929% Zio 878 0 $10% 0 sis io #14 135 831% 125 844% 350 810% 0 812% 5 94 50 #13 425 921% Can Cem pr 907 $260% Cl Fadry 225 86% C Pack B 45 S46% Can Perm 45 $54 C Bk Com 425 853% Cdn Brew 535 S38 CBAL A wis 100 300 Cdn Cehm 100 205 C Cort W 100 106 Prod pr 5 76 Ind Gas 20 430 100 815% 100 $20 360 #21 Gas Ws 25 hi , Ham: Ball from or Forest Pack A Pack B BC Pow BC Phone Brockville Brown Build Prod 9 10% Can Dev © Ex Gas © Husky C Husky C Superior Cent Del C Dragon Prv-Pal Dynamie Fargo Majtrans Marigold Medal Mideon N Concord Pamoil Hollinger 4 8 Re Petrol o Hud Bay " A 3 #h Hydra Fx 100 4 LL Int Nickel 345 Irish Cop 2 ioe 100 Jacobus Jellicoe Jowsey Kerr Add Kilem C€ Kopan L Shore Langs Loredo 4 nv "Hh 10% wis 100 E 240 mh 400 a0 100 900 1200 1606 200 ad 200 106 1000 1000 108 100 1000 Ed A60 "oh 35 200 1000 we 13500 510 500 wi 1000 5600 #06 1000 150 BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT 1| Board To Study Trade Outlook By FORBES RHUDE [ Premier Jean Lesage of Que- dian Press Busi Editor bec will address the luncheon, The business outlook and other | which will be co-sponsored by the economic topies will be examined Canadian Club and Empire Club, | at a meeting in Toronto Thursday, The conference board is a non- lof the national industrial confer. profit business research institu. |ence board | tion, founded in 1916, with head. It will be the first such con-| quarters in New York, It is sup- ference in Canada of the board,|ported by some 3700 subscribing an American organization with a| associates, including business or- Canadian council and office In/ganizations, trade associations, Montreal, 81m ilar conferences government bureaus, labor un-| are held regularly in the United|lons, Jioraties, colleges and unl: States, {versities, an vidu Frat . " Discussions will have particu-| Sh" all civil" The majority of the hates you. . lar reference to the Canadian] The Canadian Exporters' Asso. press found in favor of the wildly e playwright's situation and most of those at-|clation--which will hold its an.|off-beat charade, rabies ne uo deka. lo: Rie tending, and the majority of the nual meeting at the selgnlory|., a speakers will be Canadian. About| Club, Que,, Oct, 17-18--expects to FAVORS NEW YORK | any other parts of America-- 100 American business men are make policy statements on such| "I love New York," resumesimiles and miles of prairies, The expected to attend, subjects as common markets the voice that is laced with a light (sight of so many subsidized TOPICS DISCUSSED and thelr possible effect on Ca-|Celtic brogue, "It looks more like farmers would make me phys. Three discussion groups will nadian export trade; the diffi. a city than any other city. Aljcally ill, meet simultaneously in the fore-|culties created by the premium place where you won't get bit by| "The farmers are subsidized in noon--one on the business out- on the Canadian dollar; and the|a wild sheep, I was told it was Ireland, too, But here you give look, another on executive com matter of a banking facility for hell, so I must be a devil," [them medals for not growing pensation, and the third on com- medium and long-term credit for| There are outspoken limits to|things." pany contributions to various exports, (his admiration: "The lack of| Currently Behan Is completing causes, with emphasis on policy| Two sessions will be spent with swimming facilities for young/a new play, Richard's Cork Leg. and administration, foreign trade officers of the de- | eople is a disgrace, Any West He expects to return to London Two simultaneous meetings will partment of trade and com- European eity should give you alin December to attend to pro- be held in the afternoon, one on merce, Guest speaker at the an- (row old ones, And the publiclduetion plans, "Canada in the world economy' [nual dinner Oct, 18 will be Harry -- p---------- -- and the other a continuation of 8, Radcliffe of New York, execu- the discussion on company con-/tive vice-president of the Na. tributions, with emphasis on com-|tional Council of American Im. munity funds and ald to educa-|porters, More than 250 delegates tion, are expected to attend, Roberts Asks For P rocedure Improvements To the trade: 75.pound. bag Taureanis Temag Territory Thom L Ult-Shaw Un Fort Upp Can Ventures Violam Waite Am Willroy Wiitsey Yale Lead Young HG Curb Bulole Gaspe Cop Leaf Mill 3 Mass VP Molson A Molson pr Mont Loco Moore Nat Drug Overind " Interment Township wd HOOEY, Francs A, = At Princess Margaret Hospital, Toronto, Ontario, on fonday, October 10, 1860, Francis A beloved husband of Lucille Des loved son of Francis A, Hooey of Guelph, dear brother of Alee of Bar rie, Orville of Guelph and William of Oshawa, In his 40th year. Resting at the Jennett Funeral Home, Barrie, Funersl service, Thursday, October 13, at 2 p.m interment Berrie Union Cemetery Donations to the Cpnagisn Cancer So slety in lieu of flowers will be sp preciated 106 His0 100 1 12 LY LA] #00 1000 2000 100 _ 100 cil Cdn Oil xd Cdn 0G P Hooey Naco chatlet » $6 45 867% 25% $21 IL] LLL] $454 Heiehold 210 Roe AY Can 2177 Royal Bank 121 Bhawin 216 Southem Spartan St Pav Steel Can 12 70 4 875 s18%% CWN C We Comb Ent Con Gas Crain RL 100 Dist Seag 250 928% D Bridge xd 400 $16 D Fndry 0B MY Brower pe 725 2 5 875 0 Abacus Advocate 18% 18% Alba Exp Am Larder 750 1000 Hus 5 16% 1% 1300 wis _ Bales to 1 am 461,000, Ye LOKIEC (LOOKIE) In Oshawa General Hospital on Tuesday, October 960, Andrew Lokiee (375 Mitehel Avenue) beloved husband of Mary Malski and dear father of Mrs, ¥ Moni (Carmen), Marvin and Vieto Lockie of Oshawa and Fred Lockis of Toronto in his 75th year, Resting t Meintosh-Anderson Funeral Home 3 King Street East, Requiem Mass n Holy Cross Church, Thursday at li #.m. Interment St, Gregory's Cemetery Prayers on Wednesday evening st o'clock i | FAPP |C family residence, 737 Beaupre Avenue Oshawa, on Tuesday, October 11, 1960 | Andrew Papp, beloved hushand of | Magda Prenoszil, In his B6th year fiesting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Oshawa, with memorial ser ee in the Chapel, Thursday, Oct, 13 ) p.m. Interment Oshawa Union Cemetery y i Entered into rest in the OSHAWA MONUMENT COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Monuments, Markers, Memorials, Cornerstones, Statutory of all types, 1435 KING ST, E Ph. RA 8-311) or RA B-8876 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Flower Shop Coronation, 58 King St, W., Bowmanville, Free delivery daily in Oshawa and Bowmanville, Phone MA 37141, after store hours MA 3.2944 LOCKE'S FLORIST Funeral arrangements ond floral requirements for all occasions OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE RA 8.6555 monologue TOP HAT AND TAILS FOR PLOW-JOCKEY MA named Mayor of Tent City at | Plowing Match here today, | is shown trying his hand at { Wearing top hat and tails, he ' plowing behind horses Britain Plans To Join European Market By ALAN HARVEY strongly about Britain getting en Canadian Press Staff Writer [tangled on the Continent, they LONDON (CP) Britain has didn't make it clear to Whitehall Ken Bawden, of Payne's Mills, near St. Thomas, was | the opening of the International Managers For U.S. Churches NEW YORK (AP)--A new job tasks that do not have the slight is opening up In the religious est connection with religion' fleld---that of church 'business! A recent study showed the manager." average minister puts in 60-1 joclded to go ahead with moves |1ong ago, More and more big U.S, con. hour work week, 30 per cent of yo goo whether | tis possible to| Why, for instance, didn't it alll TORONTO (CP) = Attorney: question, And it gave the minls- range, Ontario 1.76.1.90; P.E,I| Post office laboratories also gregations are hiring them, it in organizational and admin: jo. "ihe Furopean Common Mar-|come out at the meeting of prime| General Roberts Tuesday ordered |ter to whom tho question was|carlots 2.15-2,40; N.B, carlots have developed a.new lightweight In fact, they've become 80 atutive tushy thls entravoos FT | ministers last May? the drafting of a resolution to de- addressed time to find an an 3213. 10pound Dag Tange, Of |Undérwater ielothane cule whieh TOUS they've formed al A lo eas BRira-voca- sto ving dise ' | One reason, a British official|fine the practice of oral question swer ario,.30-,81; EI 35. y ng oie Sol Hie T'Ve loved tional load and leave the pastor atend of being discouraged bv sald, 1s that the May meeting was|and answer periods in the Ontario| He asked Roderick Lewis, |.38; N.B, carlots 30-32, and Canada next year Tweet, Tweet, It's The Phone LONDON (Reuters) - Bird. like chirping may replace the angling telephone bell under a modernization drive now under way by the British general post office, MARKET PRICES TORONTO (CP) = Churning cream and butter print prices were reported unchanged today, TORONTO (CP)-potato prices were quoted today at: off truck, 76-pound bags, Ontario $1.50; GERROW FUNERAL CHAPEL Kindness beyond price yet within reach of all, RA 8-6226 390 KING STREET WEST IN MEMORIAM a the National Association of| The familiar telephone ring will Church Business Administrators, CAMERON « In loving memory of a tear daughter, Florrie M, Cameron, who passed away Oct, 18, 1953 When a daughter breathes her last have prompted the turn to full: time managerial handle church tions "It relieves troke means more than tongue tell world seems quite another place the smile of daughter's The business Without face Sadly missed and bered by her mother lovingly remem the pastor of HUNKING In loving memory of dear wife and mother, Ethel Hunking, who passed away Oct, 23, 1959 None knew her but to love her; | None named her but in praise Ever remembered. by husband, Harry, daughters Helen and Greta and wn George neapolis, president of the asso: elation, It also, he added, gives mem bers more assurance that 'man agement is efficient with corres KUPNICKY w= In loving memory of nu " y dear husband and father, Walter dollar expended Kupnicky, who passed away Ootober 1, | The development is part of a Like falling leaves, the years p py trend toward streamlining ec But Memories of you wil ey tiei |cleslastical machinery in line A Our hearts you are ere 10 stay 5 9 sl 3 | Loved and remembered every day, |With the best business methods in| Sadly missed by wife and family its worldly, practical functioning, even t gh its chief aim is spir- SCOTT «= In loving memory of my n hough | . | | nashand, William Scott, who passed | tual away October 18, 1087 wal ASTER Nothing can ever take away {INC REASE EFFICIENCY The | heart holds 'dear; X Fond memories linger every day, | Several denominations have Remembrance keeps him near employed professional manage | Ever remembered by his wife. ment experts in recent years to In loving memory of dad, Survey their operational systems | who: passed away Oc: and offer recommendations for| Time lakes away the ede of griet|Hveater efficiency, hut memory Wurha haok Svery leat One major problem worrying ver remembered y his ohildren s churche p p ie {the churches is that pastors are being overloaded with organiza. Bort My » doving, memory of ational and administrative chores FY 4 R ott, A away Ogtover 13, 108. © "o'" [that detract from their proper What would we give to clasp his| concentration on spiritual service a Rin. honey 1000 40 800. | "Their vocation is macerated, x hear his volo and see his smile, | chopped up into small pieces by \at meant so much to us the pressure of the petty prac. Ever remembered b In h x Mary and famileg. DY Meters Ruth |jices of so - called parish pro. gress," sald the Rev, Samuel Miller, dean of Harvard Divinity seorry William Seott, teher 12 1957 STEPHENSON In loving memory i dear father, Joe Stephenson, who | pasted away Octdver 13, 1049 School ike falling leaves the years pass by But memories of you will Wa, ale. |. He said ver remembered by Leonard, | 'Overworked Hirry and Marjorie most ministers in a multitude are of ROSSEAU Mere words are inade quate 10 express our gratitude ta each and every one who has helped us JONES I wish to thank neigh bars, friends and relatives for the love Tinie me while py a Al iewho | through these days of sorrow with thanks to Dr. Sturgiss, nurses and staff |Dedutiful flowers, words of sympathy |and deeds of Infinite Kindness, shows f Ward 3A, Oshawa © ahd deeds Mle . v ShOWR Renoral Hoapital |", "the loss of a loving hushand and MN A fre. Mae Jones | finer, -- Marilyn and Danny Rosseau STONE « 1 wish 10 express my sin etre thanks to my neighbors, friends and relatives for flowers gifts and oards and those whe visited me while | In hospital A special thanks to Dr. W. M. Shaw for his wonderful care also purses and Aldes on 3A. To the Ven. HD. Cleverdon for praye and visits, alse Alter Guild of Christ] Memorial Church for flowers, To the of Motor City Store Bowling and my team for flowers, and visits, A special thank you sit ta the nelghba whe have » much Kindness and favors or me and my family during my Way In hospital and al home, Thank you one and all Alvy ad Sone | Please Note Deadlines now In effect this column: Births, Memoriams, Cards of Thanks w= ? AM. SAME DAY DEATHS 1} AM. SAME DAY DIAL RA 3.3492 \ for more time for teaching, counsel ling some Multiplying demands on pastors business managers executives t0]or finance, property management, | opera: office and personnel procedures public relations, 8 business aspects {huge load of administrative de. program, tail," says Lell R, Larson of Min: building and facilities 52--Legal Notices I WLL NOT be responsible for any YOATS ago, we feel as though we debts contracted in my wife, ponding increased value for every this date, Ww that/and New Zealand, ministers feel that the frank talk exchanged at the conference of Commonwealth and religious services congregations have hired Their job involves supervision h } J "oloared the alr." Now the government co-ordination of Just W of the church ficial said development of plore In earnest the possibilitie of an association with the th. {nation common market group "Perhaps for the first time since all this fuss started three knows and name hy know where we're going Eileen A, Ferguson, on or after October #1060, without my gy oly PROCESS Filton consent, Douglas Ferguson But it will be a slow process {and there Is no guarantee that they will get there, The next step will be a meeting In Switzerland | of Britain and her partners In| the Furopean free trade area, the| so-called "outer seven" that so far has heen unable to come to] terms with the "loner six," or common market | After that, there may be a pro-| posal from West Germany. Re. cent meetings between Prime Minister Macmillan and Chancel lor Adenauer showed there is a "political will' in both countries | for Britain getting into Furope, The big stumbling block Is France. So far, French President de Gaulle hasn't given so much as a wink of encouragement, DELAY EXPLAINED While Britain waits on France and Germany, an explanation of the air of mystery that sur. rounded the Commonwealth fi nancial talks has been forthcom. ing. The mystery was why, if] Canada and New Zealand felt so LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF ONTARIO PARLIAMENTARY NOTICE PRIVATE BILLS Monday, the Fourteenth day of November next, will be the last day for depositing Pri vate Bills with the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly free of penalty Monday, the Fifth day of December next, will be the last day for presenting Petis tions for Private Bills Monday, the Twelfth day of December next, will be the lost day for introducing Pris vate Bills RODERICK LEWIS, O.C, Clerk of the Legislative Assembly Toronto, October 6th, 1960, TENDER NOTICE Construction of the R. S. McLaughlin Composite School, Oshawa, Ontario. Sealed tenders on the stipulated "Tenders for the construction of the R, S. Mclaughlin Com» posite School" will be received separately from the General Contractors, Mechanical sub-trades and Electrical sub-trades up to 3:00 p.m, Wedr November 2nd, 1960, at the office sociates, Architects, 52 St. Clair East, Toronto, or} at the office of the Business Administras d~of Education, |79 Simcoe St. South, sum basis plainly marked Ave tor of the Oshawa Be Oshawa 4 Plans ond specifications may be obtained from the Architect on deposit of a certified cheque of $100.00 payable to the Architect, This deposit will be retuméd on return of the plans and specifications in good condition The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted Oshawa Board of Education GEORGE A. FLETCHER, W, G. BUNKER, Chairman ! Business Administrator, }2.81 at 487.94, golds were off 98) primarily political, and the politi-| legislature cal arguments for a link with the] The select committee on legis. common market are stronger|iative procedures split on the finance ministers Sept, 20-21 has than the economic ones. Another best course to follow. Liberal itations necessary for orderly de- factor was that Australia, origin: members Art Reaume of Essex| ally considered sensitive to sug- North and Andrew Thompson of here It stands, a responsible] gestions of British involvement| Toronto Dovercourt wanted the government should permit equal: and can start to ex-| with the European economic com: committee to pass a resolution|!ty of membership on select com: munity, has taken a much more| allowing questions and answers Mmittees, tolerant view recently by the opposition without prior| notice | NEW TRADE PATTERNS Mr. Reaume sald the House of On top of this, there has been Commons permits a question to a strong tendency here to mini- be asked without the member mize the value of Commonwealth] having to give it in written form| preferential tariffs, which are to the Speaker before the House gradually being whittled away a8 sits, In the House of Commons new trading patterns emerge, [the Speaker rules on the floor Just as Britain was being lulled| whether the question is of urgent into the feeling that family trade character, links weren't so vital after all, a| "It has the result of keeping revere trend was taking place in the ministers on their toes," Mr, Canada, As Finance Minister Reaume said, Fleming put it, Canada is just on the verge of "rediscovering" Brit. COULD BE LIVELY ish markets lost through dollar| The House of Commons ques restrictions. tion period Is recognized as the Y |llv-liest part of the debates, he (sald NET EARNINGS r. Thompson sald a more spontaneous question and answer period could be confined to 30. TORONTO (CP)--A slight lead minute periods two days a week In New York failed to influence|as a start, the stock market here Tuesday, Mr, Roberts, committee chair as trading moved lower across| man, said the present practice of the board. written notice gives the Speaker Industrials, on index, dropped|® chance to rule wisely on the | wrong for a council or police de clerk of the legislature, to draft a resolution for the commitiee's perusal, keeping in mind the lim bate Earlier, Mr, Reaume sald the He charged that the government was able to hamper investigations of "alleged wrong: doing" by packing committees with Progressive Conservative members, "I don't think it's fitting to set up a committee to Investigate ourselves," he said, "It would be rtment to investigate itself." Mr, Reaume charged that the 1954 select committee investigat. ing the highways department scandal was not handled prop. erly and not brought to a proper conclusion, "If you had evidence, you didn't appear to give it," said Mr, Roberts, who was chairman of the committee, "I bent over backwards to have witnesses brought in" Mr, Roberts sald that no re sponsible government would per. mit an equal number of the op- position to sit on select commit. tees, which would be the same as turning over the responsibili. ties of government to others, pa at 85.97, base metals were off 99 at 150.08 and western olls were off 68 at 83.52 WORLD NEWS BRIEFS Volume was 1,603,000 shares n " , NEVER TOO OLD comparpd with 1,876,000 shares) \ + traded Friday. | HONG KONG (Reuters) -- A {63-year-old Chinese grandfather | is going to the United States--to| go to school, Liang Chik-wai, a| college librarian here, will take] an advanced course in library| science at Louisiana State Uni! versity, Among steels, Algoma dropped 1% at 81%, and Stelco was off % at 65% though Page-Hersey Jumped 1% at 24%. Banks lost ground while utili. ties were mixed and most papers | gained SPECIAL CALL International Paper jumped six, TIMMINS, Ont, (CP)--The fire points at 90% on prospects of a/department was called out early share split and an increase in in the morning to perform a little dividend service, A resident telephoned to] US. Ford gained 2% at 64 SY his space heater was overs | and General Motors improved [Mating No damage was done, 1% at 42. Maple Leaf Milling | #nd the firemen just turned the dropped 114 at 13% following last| heater down low Friday's. fire EVACUATION GUIDES In base metals Falconbridge] HALIFAX (CP) -- New Civil and Hudson Bay was half-point| Defence evacuation route signs losses at 2% and M4 {have been erected In Halifax. Giant Yellowknife was off 4% at/E. J. Vickery, Civil Defence dis 11% in golds, Senior uraniums rector, sald he believes Halifax | were narrowly lower, is the first Canadian city tq erect In western oils, Canadian Su. 'siEns which conform with the perior lost 25 cents at $8.60 and!blue-and.yellow triangular signs Calgary and Edmonton lost Ys at approved by the Canadian Good Roads Association, \ Sigoal Hill district, BASEMENT SPUD BRANTFORD, Ont, (CP)~You| wouldn't expect a potato to grow| without soll, but one did in the| basement of the Brantford Spir| itualist Temple, It had split, as.| suming a weird shape, and had| even thrust out foliage, NEW LOOK WARSAW (AP) - Traditional ist Poles are unhappy over the demolition of two 19th century palaces on embassy row to make way for a new US, Embassy building, "We hate to see things from our past destroyed," said a Warsaw architect "especially in this case since the new embassy won't harmonize with the sur roundings." YOUNGSTERS' FIND ST. JOHN'S, Nfld, (CP)-Two teen-agers have contributed a solid item for the Newfoundland Museum here, Wayne Connolly and Robert Smith, both 14, | 24, Celestial CHICAGO (AP)--Grain futures) opened mostly lower on the board of trade today. Wheat opened unchanged to % lower, December $1,95%; corn % higher to % lower, December $1.00%; oats unchanged to % lower, December 66%; and soy- beans unchanged to % lower, No- vember $2,13%-14, The egg market was reported steady with receipts adequate for a fair demand, Country dealers are quoted by the federal department of agri: culture on Canada grade eggs, delivered Toronto, in fibre cases: A large 55; A medium 45; A definitely disappear when Brit. a system (time next year, in's new electronic telephone starts operating some Because it takes a strong burst of power to cause a telephone to ring the laboratories are trying out new sounds---among them a birdlike whistle -- which do not require strong impulses The new underwater cable, de. signed to carry 78 conversations 'each way, is made of polythene land aluminum and Is little more than an inch thick, Some 89 amp- lifiers will be placed along the cable Scotland and Newfoundland, which will run between si CROSSWORD small 28.20; B 33; C 21, 11, Great Lake 12, French river 13, Article 14. 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