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There are signs that Red Chi- nese bargaining terms, stiffen- ing when the current deal was negotiated, will be tougher than ever, The current contract--the seventh--should be cleared up by June 30 and negotiations for the eighth should begin any time now, It is learned on good author- ity here that the former Pro- NET EARNINGS Red China May Stiffen Terms gressive ConserVative cabinet had actually approved the ad- mittance of about $3,500,000 worth of mainland China goods including textiles in an effort to reduce the huge trade imbal- ance between the two countries. This approval became void after the April 8 election victory by the Liberals. sao While the textile imports would have raised opposition from the Canadian industry, sources concede, special meas- ures were. approved to pacify Japan, which has accepted vol- untary quotas on many textiles sold to this country, Since Japan is a substantial wheat purchaser itself, the for- have sanctioned an increase in the Japanese textile quotas to mer cabinet is understood to) Stock Market Action Light TORONTO (CP)--All sections on the stock market showed marginal changes during mod- erately light action Tuesday. Banks set the trend on the main list with Canadian Impe- rial Bank of Commerce losing %, Royal %, Toronto-Dominion % and Montreal %,. Additional losers included General Motors, off three points to 75%, Investors Syndicate down 2%, and Simpsons, Indus- trial Acceptance, Interprovin- cial Pipe Line and Canadian Tire A, all down in a %-to-%| range, : Among gainers, Calgary, Power, Canadian Celanese, and B.C, Power all advanced %, B.C, Power, selling a 121, was the session's most active indus- trial, The stock's volume in- cluded two special-sized trans- actions of 5,000 shares each and one of 19,000 shares, all at $20.62 a share, On index, industrials declined 48 to 644.21, Golds advanced .07 to 88.24, base metals .60 to 217.03 and western oils .16 to a % WENT IN WHEELCHAIR new 1963 top of 125.75, Final vol- ume was 3,664,000 shares com:| EDMONTON (CP) -- Despite, pared with 4,369,000 Monday. having to use a wheelchair, Base metals tallied a slight|John Mockler, 20, completed a gain with Craigmont rising %,|1,350-mile hitch-hiking trip from Noranda gaining % and Denison|here to Coeur d' spas Idaho, jumping %. and back, Weekend Specials 3,DAYS ONLY . 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Reg. 2,98 Reg. 2 pte Be By THE CANADIAN PRESS Consolidated Mosher Mines Ltd,, year ended Dec, 31: 1962, $119, 388 (first year of produc- tion), Consolidated West Petroleum Ltd,, year ended Dec, 31: 1962, net loss $28,151; 1961, net loss $33,108, MacLeod Cockshutt Gold Mines Ltd., year ended Dec. $1: 1962, $225,359; 1961, $488,. 349. tute of Newspaper Controll- ers, The Chronicle-Telegraph is a _ phomson- owned daily, (CP Wirephoto) BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Oil Well Service Company Stabler Cane@ian subsidiary in 1951, Its|-- EDMONTON (CP)--Canada's Yargest oll well servicing com- pany has acquired a cushion for dry years in the oll indus- try through purchase of a ma- jor construction firm by its American parent, The purchase saw Halliburton) Co, of Dallas, Tex, take owner. ship of 95 per cent of the stock Riown and Root Ine. of Hous- ton, Tex, Also involved are the two firm's Canadian subsidiar- ies, Halliburton Oil Well Cem- enting Co, Ltd, and Brown and Root Lid. C, B. (Mickey) Holding, Halli- burton's Canadian division man ager, says acquisition of the construction company will cush- ion any drops in oil development and will add stability for Halli-) burton shareholders. Halliburton Co. and Brown/d Root Inc, are both international organizations with subsidiaries in most of the free world. Their respective revenues hovered around $200,000,000 in 1002 with Brown slightly ahead of Halliburton. and' Root/ rected first major construction project was the $75,000,000 Canadian Chemical plant at- Edmonton. Halliburton Oil Well Cement- ing has 321 employees and maintains a fleet of 220 vehicles with a listed value of $2,500,000. Brown and Root has 120 per- manent employees in Canada but at construction peaks has carried over 3,000 on the ~~ roll. Halliburton's operations in-/ clude cementing oil wells, chem- ical treatments and well stimu- lation for oil extraction, test ing to determine well productiv- ity, blending cementing mater- als and stocking of special tools for ' 'down-hole"' projects . It has a research laboratory, lin Edmonton, with projects toa) fficult to be handled here be-| ing sent to a research centre in| Duncan, Okla | Brown and Root has its Canta dian head office in Edmonton. | Its eastern operations are di-| from Montreal, from where the f{irm's consulting en- | In Canada, Halliburton oper-/gineers start their nation- wide] atés in the west and Northwest, Work. Territories, maintaining 35 oper. ating bases from a general of- fice in Calgary and an opera- tions office in Edmonton, It started Canadian operations in the early 1930s, OPENED IN 1931 Brown and Root opened its| Ronald W. 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