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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, November 5, 1962 13 Today's Stock Market Listings| Foundations Cause SINGLE VISION , 11:00 Net ll Net 11. Net peal ple 9 os a | Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge Stock Sales High Low a.m. ch'ge! bey Salts High Low a.m. Ch'ge : N 230 89% 9% 9 Hasaga ae Bas | Rhche 1000 814 8% BY Toronto Stock Exchange--Noy. 5 | Salada. 200 ot oe Tee a 2% 2344+ ¥4/Ryanor +. $00) 13 134 134 + 14| . (Quotations in cents unless marked $.| Shawin 400 $24% 2438 24% + 19% 198 Sherri aa an a0 12 Fights, xwcExwarrante, Net change 19(Stawin A 100 $4 24 < ) Me Starratt - 200 9 9 9 » xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is Shaw A pr. 100 $40%) 40% is " ¥ | Ik , Si R 625 from previous board-lct closing sale.) Shell Oil 4021 | 61 61 aitunits Bird it Net teel Can a siege . |Suptest ord 100 YM "4 liv : ' | Lynx 6 6 Stock Sales High Low a.m. Ch'ge! switson 100 100 100 100 7 ig Un Fort 500 1%4| Lamaque 70 37 Un Buffad 4000 Abitibi 150 $40% ra» Tamblyn $16 166 oe as Sect aap dak ks ldealings by tax-exempt u.s.|° 2 Dist 150 Alta '4 : ommon stock on Feb, 23, 1962,| Alta Dis w 1000 701 |p Fis A a ane 18s 12% + th bop site |W 8 \ ba | roundations helped trigger thelby the Rockefeller Foundation. | BIFOCALS Alta Gas 910 27% + "itr Can PL $18% 18% 18% od | Min-Ore 4 2500 18% +1 |stock market plunge earlier The price was $52,250,000, and: Algoma 710 4l Trans PPL $8% 68 6% -- 48| siutti-M West Mines 200 235 - +10 275 (88% Weston A $14% 14% 14% Argus j ee : aaa! Arg CP pr 420-87% 7% + %4| West A wts 730 730 730 : by | Sales to 11 a.m.: $44,000. |business committee's founda-| The transaction was hitherto! Alamini 171 $21% 21% + % 490 499 490 ines i 1 Wr Harg 1000 ei --2 |this year. the foundation's capital gain 3 2. S mage Se Sa > Rg ine 78 | Nealon Young HG 1500 5 15 +1 | H. A. Olsher, director of the|was $47,013,093. It had held the : Anthes A 290 3 Weoast vt 50 $13% 13% 1314 \New Bid ' if Zenmac 500 31 =! lyduse of Representatives smalljstock since 1919. a a» PRECISION" Wood J pr 10 $100 1 100 if i Atlan Acc 500 +1 | Wawa A" te Gk tata ea LNG leans 17 be 7 105 | Paramaq +2 +. lee --§5 | Patino Placer 270" 270 44 | Radiore 914 39% +1 MeWhinney, professor of law atlavailable to reporters Sunday,|the big stock market break of C Gas In w 400 225. 235 5 vi h 11% | Rayrock 2 8 82 +2 |the University of Toronto, said|sdid the purpose "'is to assess|May 28. C Husky 2595 4 ' j 12 Rio Algom 1200 -- 10% 10% + "i C Hydro "100 3 | $11% 11% + %)/Rix Athab 500 25° 2525 + + Me Friday the school board in Bar-|the role of the tax-free founda-| py. committee's figures| C Imp Bk C 318 578 | Hom M4 $11% 11% + % '\rie would be on "'very shaky/ti a| Majtrens a ee a ground" if it tried ta force stu-'1962--in other words, to deter-lfoundations sold $22,600,000, | Medal 100 262 262 26 dents to stand for the singing|mine to what extent, if any, 3 Midcon _ 3360 28 27% 3 . UAW Agrees To of God Save the Queen. foundation professionals helped|von"_of, Stocks during the 'pe . . trigger the stock market plunge|739 tog' Lf oo ee #, : Satisfied Customers Your 5 In Barrie earlier this week : ed aed ae ht es End Strike At |about 50 students at North Col-of 1962 and profited later by} | legiate High School refused to|purchasing stocks at lower | Yon Can't Buy Finer Quality Glasses at This Price! Mill City 5 3030 "4! Ponder 40 : %4| Py G 25 ; |stand and sing God Save the/prices. ] fa eee a J Sarcee. 98 98 4 Windsor Plant Queen because it oe referred How Your * Your choice of 65 styles, as colors * All glasses complete with single vision 1 : 3 38 SEND REPLIES Chil dr en Grow * Oné Price -- One Pi Ont lenses individually ground to your exect Dist Seag D Bridge Secur Free $10% Spooner to as Canada's national anthem. INDUSTRIALS Stedmane 309. $12%4/ 12% iam 4 %{Kirk Min 2: 0 3 |Taurean 4500 343239 |States congressional investiga-000. 5 lenses ond cose S } 924 $1656 1658 16% |L Dufault 75 Tribag 200 ee 8) at jtors are studying figures in an| The largest single transaction Un' Keno i os © effort to determine whether! Zenith 200 355 355 355 +10" 'Sormeta } Doubts School rag so far tends to sup- Foundation spokesman in New Complete with frames, | Northgate 5 : , OILS N Rank 2 we Patman (Dem. Tex.)/sold by the foundation directly) Alminex 700 200 198 198 --2 | O'Leary i for a moratorium on granting|to Standard Oil Co: No brokers| 975 +65 | Orehan Board Could further tax exemptions. were employed and the' trans-| jquested details from more than/a stoéck exchange, he said. | |Pich 'oe. 9M 0% + th Force Students |500 foundations on their stock! The foundation spokesman| 5 4 |market transactions from Dec./noted that the sale took place) at 00 21° TORONTO (CP) -- Edwardj1, P 'Stock Market Dip? '| | $99 WASHINGTON (AP)--United,total capital gains of $73,442,-) Complete with frames, was sale of 1,000,000 shares of/ Standard Oil of New Jersey) i i xROU} ; on study, says information|unpublicized, and a Rockefeller, ND LE NSES a demand by chairman)York explained the stock was/ lenses aid' coos Olsher said Patman~has re-jaction was not handled through| 1961,, through June 30, 1962.|more than three months before ons in the market tumble of] -howed five Carnegie-controlled| So far, he said, 38 foundations; * No middleman's profit needs, including White, tint er sungless | Stanwell 31 1 +3 WINDSOR; Ont. (CP)--Mem.| The rebellion was quelled, have responded: Are we all getting bigger and * Factory-to-you | es eG lun Of 0 1 +2 \bers of Local 195 of the United tii threats of suspension, but] mi. inquiry is part of | taller? How tall will your child | * No Appointment Needed * Sculists' Rx's at. same low prices. sit Ye 16% 16% ' Ae ¥ 4 stud: i 7 7, i i $ by fn abel */Auto Workers Union voted Sun.| py rin Bagel algun larger study the committee 's| grow? In November Reader's | * Repairs reasonably priced. a day to end a strike that threat-|not finished. making of foundations, which Digest a medical expert with | ; ha viveaaliy : - |Acad Uran 25000 5% 5% 5%--% ened to close permanently the a |Patman contends. are virtually| records of nearly 4,000 children . "3 | Agnico 1500 -2 Prof. MeWhinney said in an) unregulated and sometimes! answers these questions -- Pa : 17 BOND S T el EAST American Standard Products|interview he doubted a school! ,coq' vehi i : y 4 +1 |Akaitcho 500 3 +3 | used '"'as a vehicle of trading wi is 4 y a A eS Ay ¢ +35 | (Canada) Limited plant. shudetts i legally force thelin securities and dodging the| Fy pe ee eae re adult / 2nd FLOOR -- PHONE: 728-1261 800-800 900° A Arcadia 'on +3%| The strike, which involved 140|$'4 Tm ee pgrinee ete ; capital gain tax. height. [Get your copy of | U.S. Trede-Mark Registered Opticions S04 144 144s Soc ggaghatuaer * *"*| workers, began Sept. 10 after! HatheR wick erg ing reti_|,, The inquiry so far shows that| Reader's Digest today -- 41 Over 3,000,000 Satisfied Customers HOURS: 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. DAILY imp 'ol oa oe 7 Pieceond 2 'gg -2'/the company and union failed|gious ceremonies are good or|t¢,38 foundations sold $146.-) artcles of lasting interest sold Branches in Many Prigcipal Cities of OPEN WED. TILL 12.00 P.M. 230 $1344 1 4 | Bideop 0 % 11% 11% + % to reach agreement over senior-\bad, but I simply have doubts 135,000 worth of stocks mek on newsstands everywhere. Canada and U.S. Rounded 19 34 $23% 14] Black Bay 1 BY ity provisions in a new con-jof the legality of compulsory|©_Seven-month period, with Int Nickel 695 1 as | 62% C Malart 5 3 33 414\tract. The company warned/ceremonies of this sort in the Inter PL S774 77% 77% + 94\Can NW | Peed, ee | that failure to reach an agree-|schools," he said. Jockey C 290 290 290 Pog 10% ment would mean the firm|--------------- as tearee ots im ees: |Sem fom ;* yg" would have to close ils plant. iy Acca for ee | NICKEL IN WORLD MARKETS...JOBS FOR CANADIANS Lau Fin A, 281 $1 % 14% -- y|Coch Wit "0 _,| George Burt, Canadian UAW| ees : 41/0 Felek ya oe 174 --"* director, said a one-year agree. SCRAPES Levy 2 pr_ 200 + %|\CG Arrow $ 9 9 49 44%/ment will be signed and that BRUISES wer oe + IC Bale 22 --1 |the settlement calls for INFECT Milt Brick 100 30 10 | Morrison 0 40 44 |backward step" in seniority 1ONS omg oe } : |c Mosher 22 protections. He said there would heptane Alara Poet "ln 3 42 a2 thy) be no monetary gains. Quickly heals minor wounds. 4 /C Regeourt 1 ) 4 10% Mr. Burt said acceptance of Non-trritating, . 9 the contract was recommended |tic. Seid at 211 127 «6+2 |"even though we were very | 'tug counters 16 much aware this was the most Buy Mecca y hh + WIC Page-Her: 5 1 yj row 9 ras ; a « 41 Dacring 500 "4 ,|bitter pill the UAW. has ever} jn tin or tube Phantom 1 5 Deinite 46 oar * advised its Windsor members to QN Gas 710 435 5 Dicknsn 15 415 415 +15 accept." { Rolland A 100 § 28 Dae Rothman - 1173 ae | Donaide ah Seen al The union vote came after the yal a 1% 71% 71% 4 %/ Frobisher 5 1 l= 7 | Royalite 4074 $1454 14% 14% Goldale 2 8 jcompany refused to have me SUL Cem A 100 $14% 14% 14% Har-Min + uidispute arbitrated. There's Something Special about du MAURIER How Canadian Nickel helps irrigate 1000 sq. miles of Australia. : @ most effective filter tip yet developed IH @ choicest, extra mild Virginia tobaccos e@rtich flavour, exceptional smoothness The multi-million dollar Snowy. Mountain Schéme will irrigate a thousand square miles of previously unproductive land in' south eastern Australia. 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