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THE OSHAWA TIMB, redey, Apell 27, 1967 3RIDGE By B. JAY BECKER Record-Holder in Masters' dual Championship Play) outh dealer. iast-Weat vulnerable. NOETs arte @Ao2 GAITES @K6 108633. 91074 os HASSE viddings West 20 North est ne ith } 3@ Dole ning lead king of hearts, . hand arose in the second f a team of four match. se South's team had fal ' behind in the first half of atch, and in an effort te >» some action, he decided n with a venturesome bid | spade. overcalled with two _and North, not suspect- nat was going on, jumped ee spades. East seriously d that this contract could de, and he doubled. Every- 10w passed, he other table the bidding ed a different course. , after two passes, North diamond, East a spade, est two hearts. East's two bid then ended the auc- ind he went down three able - 300 points - for a score. let's return to the first where South was in three ; doubled. West led the of hearts, taken with the salvage what he could, embarked on a crossruff. shed the ace of diamonds rumped a diamond. Then a club to the king, a club to the ace, and ruffed a n dummy. t he led a diamond from y and trumped. When he layed a fourth round of West showed out, and was able to ruff low in y wit complete safety. this time eight tricks had layed and South had won all. The lead was in dum- nd East had come down flush in spades -- A-K- - while South still had the n declarer now led a dia- from dummy, East had . Regardless of what he } could not prevent South making a trump trick-- vith it, the contract. a result, North - South 630 points, which more vercame their teammates' f 300 points at a spade ct played in the opposite on. tection Asked ' Industry AWA (CP) -- The Cana- ootwear industry Tuesday ed its appeal for in d protection against im: from Communist and > countries. slegation representing 183 acturers met a group of complaining that 196¢ tion dropped by 2,570,000 to 63,202,899 pairs. Em- ent has dropped by 3,00¢ rs to 22,600 workers since delegation presented fig- showing that imports, r from Japan, Hong India, Formosa, China zechoslovakia, have risen level here they supply . one-third of Canadian Shoe Manufacturers As- on of Canada said in @ _ statement that previous entations to the federal ment have had no ef- group asked for rein- ent of restraints on im- from Asia and Czechoslo and urged that no con- s on footyear be made rent world tariff negotla- at Geneva. MES GOES ON MAP LA RONGE, Sask. (CP) id Mrs. James Fraser of ' Pambrun, both active in | community organiza- have had the Fraser / named after them on oster River, 200 miles of Prince Albert. The chewan natural resources ment made the announce- LY'S SALLIES iestion. More hae will 1e urime more dilute and orous, 3 6 ww | BE BO BR ee ee FS) Ss BGP ER HE se a ae Has OS BG hk ms OH MP ew ae Om OA L ie TODAY'S STOCKS BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT 40 Net $10% 10% A+ %& $68% 682 68l2-- $762 76Ve 76V2 235 235 235 --25 $372 372 37'2-- V2 By KEN SMITH 350 i a mer Rg * papa Edito (CP) -- Finance ain we "Minister Sharp announced the 190 $26 25% 26 + %/government's timetable for its 33 dane tie 2144 ylintentions on the Carter report 175 $3% 2% 2% on taxation Wednesday night ond its tightness caught 1,700 890 $v ™m 295 25 25 oe by surprise. 525 525 e minister announced the 300 tov oy "ee" [program at the closing banquet 200 $21%6 a a ee of the Canadian Tax Foundation, SS $yive 7180 Tie t Ve where the experts had spent 10 Ht) we % three days looking at the 2,600- 13Ve 13Va 13¥2 page report of the Carter com- 1 rail ; os Sa, 3 2% _ mission, made public Feb. 24. A] si 13% 13% Mr. Sharp said he wants to oe Siu, 44 aly @/see comment of interested per- 225 $13 13 13 sons by the end of next Septem- 330 S07 ghee ano' "4|ber, so recommendations can 250 $5 5 passed on to the cabinet this 150 $19% 194 194+ % i in- we don ie es fall and a white paper contain 250 $8% 84 8a ing government proposals pub- 225 $9% 9% 9% lished. 350 130 130 130 vag A" a= iy LOST IN SPACE 350 $302 30% 30% + Ve 730 $45¥e 44% 45 --%| LONDON (CP) -- A group of 1 MOS' tor ir ---«|south Londoners in Walworth z 20 $304 30% 58% complained that the street they te Site St, S224 llive on doesn't exist. Forsyth 750 $16%4 16% 16% Gardens is marked on no maps 00 $26 2558 26 + Ve i . 730 312% imme 12% and has no street signs. Author 155 $18% 18% 18%4--Yelities promised to put things 565 $167 16%4 16% -- Ve io iin ia erie right as soon as possible. Ss $11% 11% NWe-- % 265 $872 872 872+ Ts soca sla sia | Teel Cl me see ay $25 25 25 +) Tor Dm Bk 736 $722 72% 72'2 a AIRES 3 EE Traders A 175 $8% 8% 8%+¥% $25 25 «25 --Ye| Trader 66 w 120 250 250 250 100 310 310 310 Transalr 400 $6 6 100, $17Va 17% 17% Tr Can PL 1558 $31¥e 30% 31 213 a9 90 Tr Can Pl p. 235 $492 4912 49¥% ae Sip 2 ag. 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Weston B 435 $21%4 21 214+ 2 200 $7¥e Te T+ Ye! wetn bpr 10$104 104 104 a ve th 6M White Pas 200 $16Va 16% 6a+ % 4 ie 11% ¥ Woodwd A 285 $28% 28 28%+ ve 365 35. 35 = ; 328 $96M 9614 96% oe ee ee en nt FOREIGN TRADING 1139 $108Y4 106 105 --4{ Provo 500 625 625 625 --8 1295 $42 40) «4 ~--2%a| Tri Add 500 215 215 215 1000 $5 495 495 --5| Bethiehm 300 660 660 660 500 $11% 11% 115+ Ye| Opemisca 100 $10% 10% 10%-- 4 1007 $27V2 27 27%+ Yel Un Keno 240 425 425 425 Legislation on the report,| which called for a complete overhaul of Canada's existing tax system, should be passed in 1968, Mr. Sharp said. Immediate reaction to his timetable left no doubt of the surprise of foundation officials. Many observers had predicted that serious consideration of the report's recommendations would be left over until next year. NO TIME TO STUDY Carter Report Timetable Takes Experts By Surprise several speakers during the three-day conference. Mr. Sharp, who emphasized he was steering clear of any in- dication of what his thinking may be on the merits of the report, suggested briefs to the government on the report should concentrate on 12 major points, all dealing with income taxa- tion. Sections of the report deal- ing with sales taxes were simpler and less advance work would be needed on them. Sharp Drop In GM Sales NEW YORK (AP)--General Motors Corp. reported Wednes- day that its first-quarter earn- ings fell to $390,000,000, equal to $1.85 a share, from $594,000,- 000--or $2.07 a share--a year earlier. Sales in the first three months of this year slumped to $4,900,- 000,000 from $5,700,000,000 in the 1966 first quarter. The decline in profits accom- panied a sharp falloff in auto sales in the first quarter. But sales have been making a comeback in April. GM reported dividends paid in the first quarter amounted to 85 cents a share on common stock, unchanged from a year earlier, | Reported For First Quarter The Mansfield plant has pro- vided parts for 90 per cent of GM's U.S. passenger car pro- duction. Because of this, the company said, the strike af- fected 237,000 employees in 100 United States and Canadian plants and resulted in the loss of more than 12,000,000 man- hours of work. DIVIDENDS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Avco Delta Corp., 54-per-cent pref. series B $1.37, May 15, record April 28. - Canadian Dominion Sugar, 35 cents, June 1, record May 10. Crows Nest Ind. Ltd., 30 cents, June 2, record May 5. D Ltd, common 25 The No. 1 tomaker said worldwide factory sales totalled 1,540,000 units in the first quar- ter, down from 1,979,000 in the first. three months of 1966. Marcel Caron, i ing chair- man of the foundation, said in thanking Mr. Sharp for his ad- dress that members appreci- ated getting the timetable but added he is "'a bit concerned" about having only until the fall to digest the commission's 414 years of work. Outgoing chairman Philip Vineberg commented that the foundation had been working under the assumption it had more time. Many delegates, however, sug- gested the tight timetable could be a blessing in disguise. Con- cern about how the government would react to the far-reaching proposals of the report is caus- ing uncertainty in many eco- nomic areas and these doubts should be removed as quickly as possible, they said. The point about concern over uncertainty had been raised by BOND MARKET TORONTO (CP)--The Cana- dian bond market was un- changed in quiet trading Wed- nesday. Short - term Government of Canada bonds were unchanged . with the 4%4-per-cent April 1, 1968, issue closing at 100.15 bid and 100.20 asked. Long-term Canada and pro- vincial bonds were unchanged with the 4%-per-cent Sept. 1, 1983, issue closing at 88 bid and 8834 asked. Day-to-day money traded at 4 per cent. Treasury bills were un- changed with both the 91-day and 182-day bills closing at 3.96 per cent. BUSINESS BRIEFS By THE CANADIAN PRESS ELECTED PRESIDENT K. V. Williams of Kelly Doug- las and Co. Ltd. in Vancouver, Wednesday was elected presi- dent of the Canadian Grocery Distributors' Institute. He suc- ceeds Robert H. Akerley of Halifax. The institute, repre- senting food wholesalers and re- tailers, concluded a three-day annual conference, on the theme Man and his Food. HEADS FOUNDATION H. Marcel Caron of Montreal has been elected chairman of the board of governors of the Canadian Tax Foundation, suc- ceeding Philip S. Vineberg of Montreal. Mr. Caron, a char- tered accountant, is a partner in Clarkson, Gordon and Co. The foundation is a non-profit organization supported by the Canadian Bar Association and the Canadian Institute of Char- tered Accountants. Commenting on the decline in sales, Chairman Frederic G. Donner and President James M. Roche pointed to consumer uncertainty and unusually severe winter weather. They said sales were further curtailed by strikes at Fisher Norwood, Ohio. PRODUCE TORONTO (CP) -- Wholesale to retail carton eggs average weighted prices quoted by the department of agriculture as of Wednesday: A large 45.2; A medium 40.0; A small 31.1. Eggs: Wholesale price to country stations fibre cases quoted by the Toronto Board of Trade from wholesale egg deal- ers: extra large 37-38; large 34-35; medium 31; small 23-24; B 31; C 28. Butter prices: Canadian Dairy Commission tenderable carlots buying 39 score 62; buy- ing 40 score 63; selling 63. body plants in Mansfield and} cents, August 1, record July 4; pref. 25 cents, July 3, record June 1. H. Corby Distillery Ltd., vot- ing A 50 cents; non-voting class B 50 cents, June 1, record May 0 Ynternational Business Ma- chines, $1.10 plus stock of 24- per-cent, June 10; record May 4, MacMillan Bloedel, ordinary 30 cents, June 15, record May 15 a. | Pembina Pipe Line, 5-per-cent pref. 62% cents, June 1, record May 15. Shell Canada Lid., 25. cents class A, increase of 5 cents; $1.00 class B common, increase of 20 cents, June 15, record May 5. Sigma Mines Ltd., 15 cents, July 28, record June 28. Simpson's Ltd., common 15 cents, June 15, record May 15. 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