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§2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Movember 4, 1958 TORONTO By The Canadien Press Toronto Stock Exehange--Noy i Toronto, M Tor Star pr T Fin A T Fin 5p Tr.Can PL Trans-Mtn 100 856% 25 1000 2557 8 Ya Hud Bay 3 Inspiration Int Nickel Int Ran Irish Cop 56% Dow Brew Du Pont Fam Play Foundation Fraser 50% 565 56% + % 75 75 75 treal Stocks 50 100 500 30 100 OTTAWA Canadian straints on price rises, 1959 Consumer Spending May Reach $21 Billions By HAROLD MORRISON (cp) products, tending to impose re- tion and perhaps housing, for (there is a question in federal {quarters of whether Canada Iwould be able to sustain another year of the peak 153,000 housing | | starts estimated for 1958, | There is a feeling the govern ment would have to loosen up on its mortgage lending, providing Central Mortgage and Housing | Corporation loans for large-scale STERNLY CORRECT LOUGHTON, England (CP)--A middle-aged man dashed into the police station of this Essex town and handed over two £1 bills, "I'm in a hurry to get to church" | ne puffed. "I found these in the High Road and 1 suggest you~ prosecute the owner for scatier- Gatineau Gen Dynam Home OI A Home ON B Hud Bay Imp Inv A Imp ON Imp Toh Ind Aceep vay 8 consumer spending may reach a oH all This anticipated heavier con-| e all build- record $21,000,000,000 in 195, pro-| sumer spending would be another comisyetion if te pide 0 viding perhaps the strongest prop! indication that Canada is slowly With the United States recover iii] for a gradually expanding econ- emerging from what appears to ing from its slump, Canadian ex- 315 ) omy, federal authorities estimate, be the worst recession since the sorts are forecast to rise, and : ed Spending of these dimensions 19305. |imports are declining. Canada, Macdon so 32 30% + 1 Ac 450 pr Would compare with the $19.768, GEE HEAVY EMPLOYMENT |therefore, may have a shrinking MacLeod y Int Nickel ie ! poured out by consumers ' y So Winter unemployment is ex- deficit in trade. Int Paper A in 1957 and the anticipated $20, A pe Tie: Pit' busi pected to eavy but business MORE FISHERMEN inter Pl, 600,000,000 for 1958 pected 10 be heavy but busines Lubatt For at least another year the investment for 1950 is a puzzie, Jaws Rios i consumer would be Xing, the With some federal economists an-| GREAT YARMOUTH, England economists predict, for while he ticipating continued weakness. | (CP)--The combined English and would continue to show willing-| Buying of industrial machinery Scottish herring fleet flaning Som ness to buy, there still may be and equipment may be down|ihis Norfolk town totals 115 drill Lower St 1 MacMill B many surpluses in consumer along with commercial construc- ers, compared with 111 last year. Un Gus 1110 Vanadium 300 Weston A 150 Wood J A 255 Curb Anglo-Nfld (Quotations In cents unless marked § ~0dd lot, x4 ~~ Ex-dividend, xr--FEx- rights, xw--Ex-warrants,) Industzials Jaye Expl _y |ing litter when he claims them." 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Industrials 11:30 High Low a.m $36 , 35% 36 335 33) Anacon Arno jateman Stock Sales 260 180 h 720 Belle Chib 1000 2200 2300 9900 2100 1500 1000 1500 200 3000 26000 2000 1500 2500 2300 2500 1200 16000 1000 8500 00 5900 500 6500 9750 2036 1000 2200 200 1000 1000 Lithium analask artier Chib Jac Que ( C Denison Fano Fatima Futurity Haitian Int Ceramic Iso Uran Marpic Merrill N Goldvue NW Amulet Obalski Opemisca han Q N Gas Rapid-Grip Roe AV Can Roe AV 5% Royal Bank Russell StL Corp St Maurice Chib Smelt Mines Steep R sullivan Tazin Tib Expl Titan Trebor Westville Que Que Int Power Int Pow pr oil Salada Salada wis Sicks Sicks vt Simpsons SKD Mig St Pa Steel Can § Propane § Prop wis T-Dm Bk rts 2 Tor Iron A ---- Seaway Enigma To Parts Of Canadian Economy By ROBERT RICE MONTREAL (CP \financ ers, uni tJoes are playing a new guc simply impossible to duplicate the savings you will make on three full years reading. It requires real ability to be budget engineer and purchasing agent of a household. n Vickers M and § 175 Soe Stop your newspaper boy and ask him for details, Make this a "must" decision , . . it's bound to bring reading pleasure for & long time to come. Our new magazine offer will appeal to your sense of value. For now you may subscribe to your favorite magazines right along with this newspaper. And it's Shies to 11:30 a.m: industrials 22,200, Dom Text 200 $9 mines and oils 166,700. Fraud Charges Affirmed By Supreme Court | Maybe i RONTO (CP)--A justice of European cars will sell more the Ontario Supreme Court has| afte sonic: shave cheaply in Toronto, Other im-|rejected a bid to quash, on a le- Sonim ssion ig Ac Yo shares ported products may be cheaper, gal technicality, four charges of [Topped Stock Boar nd 100. And the economic impetus of fraud against former officials of A od id hod oh Annge. the scaway over the long term is Aconoc Mining Corporation, expected to produce more jobs,| Defence counsel Joseph Sedg- better living standards wick asked that the charges be| y g made void because he foreman vy ere's an old superstition among 1" " of he grand jury that indicted] hy hs » POPULAR MEFHOD [his client, Montreal millionaire fishermen that parsons at the LONDON (CP)--Some 700,000,-| Joseph Beaudry, did not initial dockside bring bad luck, So Scot- 000 postal money It was reported that if the case goes to trial more than 400 wit- nesses may be called to testify on charges against Mr. Beaudry, former Aconic president, and Clifford H. Butler, Aconic's for- mer business manager. pate new businesses to grow up as a result of the seaway., In dustrialists see lower costs in bringing in raw materials, ex porting finished products, Ship- owners hope for more business, foreign competition. Union see a new field for labor organization And t} ... You'll Like this Economical Way to get your Newspaper and Magazines leaders i i bags The charges against them re- sulted from a four-month inves. shiers from around the world t tigation by the Ontario securities eir once-landlocked plain Joe call at le Farmers shipown. doorsteps 21-FEET ,. The locks of the Welland Cana re big enc about 75 per cent world's shipping--vessels up to 30 feet lon 75-foot beam 'he canals and channels are 27 feet deep ships with draught of What will all thi expect lower charges ialists , industr 1 leaders CEP and just plain DEEF seaway a ugh to of the STICK TO TRADITION LOWESTOFT, England (CP) game, take They're trying to find out what ithe St, Lawrence 'mean to them 'North America with a new ocean 'route next April, No one knows Jsure, Until it actually the seaway is a big question mark But he who guess gambles correctly in" on the antic perhaps a boor international QUICK GUIDE To help you here's a quick guide to the seaway ! aL 3 : Canada is spending $312,000,000 | : 4 3 medical bills to build five locks, t canals, § % \ and deepen river channels in the 135-mile stretch of the St. Law-| rence between Montreal and Lake Seaway will 7 vith after it pierces NO MONEY DOWN * YOUR MAGAZINES WILL COME BY MAIL * 25 feet orders were is-/the names of witnesses as re- tish herring fishermen refused to mean? 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