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4 TWE OSHAWA TIMES, Mendey, September 19, 1960 ~+1 Europe Trade Plan Won't Hurt Canada do | 1 are Lo maintain By ALAN HARVEY Canadian Press Staff Wriler LONDON P Only a small proportion of Canada's Lal ex ports will be affected if plans for European economic integration materialize, says an expert study published here The statement is subject to the qualification that things would he different if Canada's staple ex ports to Britain were curtailed by external tariffs. This is regarded as something Britain would not pecept and her Vuropean pariners would nt demand Pending plans for integration the study says, Canada's interests ts position in the United Kingdom, work for a strong Furope as a counterweight to United Btates dominance and encourage the trend toward lib eral trading policies in the West ern world The comments are Commonwealth and M2-page analysis concerned with the question of how economic de \velopments in Europe will im I pinge on Commonwealth trade iwith Britain and Furope, The from "The pean markets by the tariff changes comsequemt. upon the eur rent plans for Furopean integra tion, while any wider plan In volving the (Common Market six and the (European Free Trade Aves) seven would cause still further diversion" Here are some specific refer ences (0 Canadian products The newsprint industry is fn a fairly strong position." Any di version of (rade arising from imegration Is "likely to he negli- gible Chemicals sales will he affected in Canada's best continental mar kets, Germany and the Benelux Europe, 8 ond _Talian market for Canadion agricuural machinery. But 8 boom market in agricultural ma ehinery would he short) coming witimately a replacement market AL another point, the study says that if the and seve were merge, the "great bi of Canada's trade would he sale countries, The main factor, how. provided free entry into. the UK ever, will not be freer irade hut were retained for whest and the expansion of European pro. wheat flour, harley, tobacco ductive capacity, British and eon. newsprint, aluminum, lead and tinental producers ave "catching ne, which in 195% accounted for wp" on North America mare than hall of Canada's ex port to Britain FRENCH COMPETITION In relation European Canadian producers of machin ery and vehicles do nol expect market, the visualizes the common market to affect thet the quality of "hard" Ca them greatly, hut "this is perhaps nadian wheat should ensure is because they underrate the abil wold on a8 market where living ity of the French aireraft industry standards are rising, although and the possibilities of European Guropean authorities eowld con co-operation in production." ceivably use Import levies and A common agricultural policy certificates to reduce its con for Furope may widen the French sumption, ved, he #ix to the survey 17] How to [and MOUNTAIN LIFY INVERNESS, Scotland (CP)-- Doubts have been raised ahowt rebuilding the Cairngorm moun. tains skidift, damaged by recent floods. The Inverness County council said the cost, £820, is too high, but residents sey lack of a good road to the ski slopes would seriously affect tourist trade, How To Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place De yonir aise teeth an and 4 harrase by shipping pRoviic By won: Bling when you eet, isi or talk? Just sprinkle a Witle F. om yor plates This alkaline (non ' powder hilds Talse teeth move Ary wna more cominttably. No gummy, HOORY, pasty taste oF feel) Powe ook somir Checks jenn nresth) Get PAS today any drug eounter DEAF-MUTES GREETED IN MONTREAL Part of un ( arrival at Dorval Alrport Hung Sam Kim. The | arranged by Mr, Simard study prepared hy a team Lawyer Claude Simard (left) Montreal to present of voung economists In the re shakes hand with group in Tour | (CP Wirephoto) 1960 (TCA) |search unit of The Feonomist, a] - " British bu weekly | HURT MANUFACTURERS | Free Suspect | "iomias"u' li eeu $5000 Bail the Lindy ledge PICKERING Canadian an hour | structor was group Is in of concert MONTREAL group of 17 Korean deaf-mule musicians are greeted on thelr Rjax Wins | March Field By5Tod Is Opened AJAX (Biafh) f Ante "m f Ajax bantam Mareho The track has been paved and John Pugh of the Pickering town.| 4 on is deemed the finest in staged an evenly I inning game al ship police force in pursuit of a (0 he diverted away ! Ont ts length is Buturday afternoon putiery Ln his AB, hig mile north the We 4 5, one-th of i . Alo came Hrough ih 4 b4 mall oval and g sideroad, west on Concession 5 priday, from the Old Plant Road win in a game in which sie hairpin to Brock Road ended with the t of Ajax in doubt until the las n hy officer losing his quarry in the. Under arrest is Stratford team got ol ud "dust raised hy the fleeing car, 97 of 14 Realty A tart when the Ajax hoys but not hefore the officer rec He has heen charged cored five runs In the Hid Ih all ognized the suspect, who was ar- inal nealis and driving while in then Hattord Fh sil af Whithy rested at his place of employ disqualified, police sald, He was ted dows abd hold 8 AA Hebe ment released on $5,000 bail on Satur scoreless pre | gx reeve " oan sf oi g éx-reeve of The chase started at 10:45 p.m, day morning gam he runs in the second Innings heart hack into hoy another In things look a fourth in the series Was the years biggest catch of feature SPACIOUS TRUNK reassuring whole ackno that manufactured print and items" are goods may suffer, New ome "specialized listed as exceptions "In an manufacture (Staff) An BO bo Srattord a mile chase by Bergeant msena £L > matched nine Stratford on ports of Cana vill tend Fro " general, ex (Blalf he officially under AJAX Field wa Sunday atternoon kies with a record 109 entries in the many classes. More 00 and features a spectators had thelr track with and which opened one of rom unnj ei suspect on tney under than of ex- larger turns hare near wi wi The a had Walter Kellogg enue Ajax with erim eitement, thrill pill are protected The opening w ficial hy Heeve s performed of. DAES Of BLTAw Wi Heron NEW hip, his depul Lo Ham SPORT iled on ering townling 401, the from any Go-Kart ( nol become a ene town Whith Pick outh of High ome di 50 the confident nul the just track Is dwelling Newman township Down Villiam Pickering accompanied in Francis Level-Ride { suspension of he Iwo pul Stratford third made hetier Were the tance the 11 Ajax Mr. ie" will without opening race hy the i ear-old the little Bth lub | ome rand-daughter of noise Heron, She won the race ance to resides The al oantrie Are any ditfieuity and number of the In nd altendance and a . Jd There were several pile-ups indicative of made possible, but Ajax was not to he denied and the game ended 5 to 4, A hard fought for Ajax and a tough lose for the Stratford victory victory game lo lad This was OBA series finals with Leamington vel AJAX LINEUP O'Shea, P Claringhold, €, MeGivern, 1s Crumb, 2nd; Marshall, Srd; Flynn 88: Peierson, RF; Meek, LF; Corbett, CF; Coach Art Rennick manager D, H, Crumb STRATFORD LINEUP bett, P, Frank, C; Barr Ist Maris, 2nd; Anthony, 8rd; Shil the semifinal In the Ajax will play in the either Thorold or Date not fixed as Lib auth end terest in this new port Winne of the dog-leg turn at the of the track, but jured Was In the finals are as ACla Tack Monk, Wil lowdale Walle Beitiberger Rexdale; Ron Roughley, Downs Father, Son ot. Hoban Bob Heron, Brooklin Wi Pl : |" A-Super, Richard Buller, In Plowing | sr. Weld wa Millage AJ poior F Brooklin; Graham ronto; Wayne B-Class, Dick Eldridge Ohio; Ed Gibson, Alvin Grifin of RR 1, Cottam, George Borlas, Ajax won five awards, His son, Ron B-Super, Dick Swinchatt, Scar ald, won the trophy for the land hore; Len Russell, Sheron, On no one fallow Bell, Alax Lind Jack LEAMINGTON (CP)-A father and son team combined Saturda all but two of the awards County plowing Heron To rances Dickens, Toronto Plains Alax to take gt the Es match ville apture the zip 'n zest of fall ) Rigid rattle-free construction HANDY STEERING COLUMN GEARSHIFT lolo, RF; Arthurs, CF; Burton LV; Bossonee, 88 Claim K Wants NEWS IN BRIEF Peace Talks | rus i" PARIS APR) Feonomist Jacques Ruell has recommended ' » p LONDON (AP) A ReWshAper to the government that youths he sald Sunday Soviet Premier! goafied for military service at 16 Khrushchev has Invited Presi instead of 20 He dent Kisenhower and Prime Min. | cai vounger draftees could adapt ister Macmillan to open peace 8 themselves more easily to mill talks In New York, The news : y B P or. The People, sald Maemil an probably will accept tary life, and that his proposal would also help to eurb delin Official quarters later denied quency there had heen any such invita ton and sald Maemillan still has made no decision to go to the United Nations General Assembly opening Tuesday Blast Wrecks River Dam NEWAYGO, Mich, (APM) explosion and fire wrecked Liermany in western Michigan River dam the Wark 1s powerhouse of the Consumers Boing ahead on another 20 Power Company Saturday night a . The blast damaged equipment HORSES VANISHING of the Muskegon River's Hardy PARIS (AP)I-Only 10 dam powerhouse, No one was in. (drawn carriages now oper fured and the company main. 810 In Paris, compared with tained regular service to homes 170 during the Second World Way pnd industry of the area The oldest and The Hardy dam, 18 miles north. © YOunges ne new Ul past of here, is one of the world's "7° Jargest earth « built dams; The dam was huilt in 1981 Closes Down Blames Japs OTTAWA (CP) President M C. MeGlashan of MeGlashan Sil verware announced Saturday the closing of the firm at nearby Hell's Corners and blamed Japa nese competition He said his firm is the fourth manufacturer of tableware and to fold in Canada in re cent months, It employed 33 men and was moved to the Ottawa distriet in 1958 from Niagara Falls Justice Burned In Accident VANCOUVER (CP)-Mr, Jus tice Sidney A, Smith, 71, of the British Columbia Court of Appeal diad Saturday in an accident in his westend apartment He was helieved avercome nage when his pyiamas ignited from a heard itohen range Roth Cap He returned recently from a ing summer vacation and was alone at the time of the accident plowed by a Junior competitor, tario {mounted plow only, Kangaroo Race -- Harold Ingle ton, Toronto; Fox Beatty, Co bourg; Harold Lloyd, Cobourg, Mounties May Quit For More Pay OTTAWA whole years of age om ale The Citizen resignations may lower ranks of the to dissatisfaction with increases leaked' here ays occur among RCMP due pendin to the ESPIONAGE LAW PARIS (AP A new It a erime against France to spy NATO allies or African members of the French Commun. Personnel ity, The law make Shy foros The says RCMP told Informally Increases, due for forces an increase of $240 a $4,700 annually Is set enfor flrs con Oticers will $700 to $1,000 more Recruit newspaper on on Ver Kay of the ) the penal code protecting France Rihil itself to the country's 14 NATO x partners and the 12 French com voit ig munity nations In Africa for |] Lahie law extends provisions of hoth and armed Look Smart! Feel Smart! Be Smart! The "Acadian Way" 299 Bloor W, @ 617 King E. @ 131 Bloor E, Call RA 8-5141 ACADIAN CLEANERS & SHIRT SPECIALISTS ind class get annually would draw $700 more £3.400 REBUILD THEATRES | COLOGNE, West Germany Reuters GIghty theatres now An have been huilt g | vated in West since innually o he Citi and in proposed discontent year quietened on the trom senior personnel least $1,000 announced this INVITATION TO A MISSION When: For Two Weeks: | Sept. 18th to Sept. 24th for all the WOMEN Sept. 25th to October Ist for all the MEN Where: ST. 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