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The mare Fawn Shepp of White Haven farm in Asia court near Tomato gives nudge to one of her twin iii lies born in April The twins in thoroughbred births are doing fins Photo umnmmxxammwanumumu ifll NEW WESTMINSTER BC CHThe drug addict making comeback needs the hetp of wise and willing strangers ii he is to be successful says man who has made an inside study of the question Admittedly says Gordy Thompson there are many addicts having termites and friends but often those wanting to help are themselves sublim inal factors in his addiction The highest percentage of suocess in rehabilitation will come through the diorts ol lmowledgeahlc strangers will ing to offer their time their friends and their families to salvage oneaddict Thompsons comments are made from the standpoint of layman who has had close association with addicts during six years in the British Colum bia penitentiary hero lie is Foreign Capital Dominates Canadian Manufacturing OTTAWA CmForeign capiv tal for years the dominant fac tor in some of Canadas key resource industries now has be come top dog in manufacturing too The change took place in 1950 when Canadian ownership of in vestment in this countrys mam uiacturlng industries slipped to minority 49ltpcrcent share In that year when total in vestment in manufacturing grew by 900000000 Cnnadinn owned investments increased by only $63000000 to their holdings in Canadian manufacturing ad British investors added $50000 000nearly as much as the growth in Canadian investment Those are some of the details oi recent report by the Do minian Bureau of Statistics on changes in foreign ownership and control of Canadian idus try in 1958 Foreign ownership of all capi tal investment in manufacturing increased to 51 per cent from 50 in that year Three years earlier in 1955 its share had been 47 per cent beats An even greater share57 per centwas controlled from out side Cnnada compared with 52 per cent in 1955 Fortyfour per cent of investment in manufac turing was controlled in the United States exceeding the 4s percent share controlled in Canada in two big resource industries petroleum and mining foreign control is considerably greater Foreigners controlled 75 per cent of the petroleum and nat ural gasindustry in 1958 and controlled 69 per cent of it In mining and smelting 60 per cent was under foreign con trol 51 per cent under US control These proportions are greater than the actual foreign owner ship of total capital investment in petroleum and natural gas for example the 75percent control resulted from iorei ownership of 64 per cent of in vestment in the industry This situation is reversed in the railway industry where em all American iirms and investors foreigners owned 29 per cent of capital investment but con trolled only two per cent at it in manufacturing industries foreign control was concea traled in certain fields notably the rubber auto electrical chamical and transportation equipment industries The report showed that at the end of 1950 foreign control ex tended to more than 98 per cent of the rubber industry 97 per cent of the auto and auto parts industry 79 per cent of the electrical apparatus industry 74 iper cent of the chemical in dustry and 70 per cent of the ltransportation equipment indus ry However Canadian control predominated in number of other manufactufing fields Pri mary iron and steel for ex ample was 75pereent can trolled in Canada Canadians controlled as per centof the beverages industry 00 per cent of the textile industry and 55 per cent of the farm machinery industry Diugndoicis Need Understanding For Comébadk servins lsyear sentence or bank robbery and during his first six years inside has be come editor oi the prison publi cation Transition Warden Hall slay Thomson has no rsonal tory of narcotics problems but has made study of the men in the prison who have TELLS 0F CASE3 in an article in Transition Thompson writes about three men who received sentences for possessing narcotics in 1954 The first died alter serving six months the second was released on parole alter serving years and the third was re leased on expiration sentence in Febniary The latest reports on the man who was paroled are an spicious he writes He has been out nine months has worked steadily during that time and seems to be making good effort toward rehabilita tion The man who was released by expiration of sentence was renrrested alter 10 days of free dom for the possession of drugs and he was sentenced to two years in prison lhompsonuses the three cases to emphasize his argu ment that only smalipart of the solution to the problem of drug addiction can he found in an institution For the remainder one must look to the society that spawned the problem he writes SKAGGERING PROBLEM One needs no help to die one needs no help to come back to prison but if the addict is to abandon his addiction he needs help that staggers the imagi nation and affronts the seasibii itieshis own as well as those who might help him 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