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The new grain was developed at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg from crosses be- tween durum wheat and rye, and Dean L. H. Shebeski of the university's agriculture depart- ment was at Expo 67 Thursday to tell something about it. Prof. Shebeski said the grain --known as triticale--produces considerably higher yields than does wheat and likely will play an important role in feeding the world's hungry people in the fu- ture. He told a press conference) that by 1970 the university hopes} 200 $1734 17% 17% 460 $14% 14% 147+ Ye 720 $2) 2) ot 75 $29 29 | 150 $12 12, «12:«+1'{ 754 $892 89 89 | 200 $6 6 6 = Mj 700 175 170 170 | 100 $5% Sia 5 | 263 $91 902 90¥2 10$210 210 210 + 1/ 100 S8% 8% BSe+ Ve 200 $22%4 22% 22% H 560 $14%~ 145% 1440 -- 4! 250 $10 10 16 +% 035 35 Se 300 $17 16% 17 +% 720 $14 4 14 150 380 380 3830 --S§ wo $1] 11 Ot 200 $2138 21% 200 $23% 23% 23% 500 330 330 330 1000 $17% 1734 '7%a+ Ve 25 $502 50V2 S0V2 50 $62% 62% 62%4--% 700 900 900 900 +10 2578 S66¥e 65% 06% + Se 200 $14% 14% 14485 -- Ve 400 $142 14a 14V2 250 $12% 12 va|this week. jand lamb prices lower. 4\fer this week 8,400; 4| 8,625; Inland Gas 7280 $11% 11% 11%, Inter-City 100 $15% 15% 1578+ Ye IMC 724 $40 39 «40 41% 310 $1081 "08% j08V2 362 -- Ve Int Nickel Int Util 902 $36% 362 int Util pr 350 $36% 36% 362-- Intpr Disc 2000 «40 40 40 Intpr Pipe . 1810 $23% 23% 23% + Ve Intpr_ Steel 400 460 460 460 + | Inv Grp A 890 3899 = al ITL Ind 385 $37% 372 Bit Jefferson 583 $46%e 46 46+ Ve Jeffersn w 525 $372 36% I7¥a+ Ve Jockey C 500 325 320 320 1900 $5% 5% 54+ Labatt 400 $28 «28 2 LOnt Cem 150 450 450 450 Lav Fin 350 490 490 490 2875 $252 25 25 +% Levy B pr 930 $22% 22% 222+ Ve Life Invest .600 $7 6% 7 +% Lob Inc 500 $7 7 7 --t' Loeb M 300 $12% 12% 124-- Ve MB Ltd 970 $29 28% 29 Magna El 295 $19 9 bd Mancir In 200 340 340 340 Maritime 128 $21% 21% 21% --1%4 Se to have at least one variety of Wheat, Rye Crossed Give New High Yield Grain lion-dollar declines in profits de- spite rising sales. The latest is Chrysler Corp., which said Thursday its earn- ings fell $50,000,000 in the first six months this year from the same period of 1966. They plunged to $66,900,000, or $1.45 triticale ready for commercial/would mean a potential of $450,- = ho gee agg $116,900,000, or distribution to farmers for agri-|000,900 in additional returns pro-|"*" 3 cultural production. vided all the wheat- growing) But Chrysler, the third big- Prof. Shebeski, a member of|land was used to grow triticale. gest U.S. auto builder, he its Expo's National Advisory Com-| of course, said Prof. She-|S#es inched up to $2,900,000,000 mittee on Agriculture, said the|peski, he does not expect that|{fom $2,860,000,000. new grain, whose kernel is|the new grain would ever re-| A day earlier, the industry wheat-like but which resembles! place wheat entirely despite its|giant, General Motors Corp., re- barley after heading, could have! tremendous possibilities. ported a drop in first six-month a big economic impact on indus-| py iticale is higher than wheat earnings to $902,000,000 this tries tied in with agriculture. |in protein--about 18 per cent|Year from $1,100,000,000. Per INCREASE YIELD compared with bread wheat ea om $3.90. a slump to Explaining the economic p0-| which contains about 14 per cent)**- ae tential of the new grain, Prof.| protein. a Although GM sales showed a Shebeski sai ' slight decline for the full six hebeski said for example that! Tests conducted on animals cinnihe dhle vear, they. bean the 30,000,000 acres of land TOW/nave shown it takes smaller| turning upward in the last three Automobile Firms Report Profits Down, Sales Up THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, July 28, 1967 ]3 BOND MARKET TORONTO (CP)-- The Cana- dian bond marked was un- months of the span. Sales rose to $5,600,000,000 in the last quar- ter, compared with $5,500,000,- 000 ip the same period of 1966. For the six months, GM. sales declined slightly to $10,400,000,- 000 from the 1966 level of $11,- 200,000,000. FORD NOT ANNOUNCED The secong biggest auto) maker, Ford Motor Co., is ex- pected to announce its sales and profits later. Unlike GM, which kept silent on why profits fell, Chrysler's board chairman, Lynn Town- send, and President Virgil Boyd indicated some reasons. "Return in relation to sales continued to be adversely af- fected by steadily increasing be a reference to auton.obile safety features made manda- tory on new cars by the U.S. government. however, that prices of 1968 higher to cover the cost of safety devices, One surprise was Chrysler's report saying it grabbed a big- market, 17.1 per cent, com- pared with: 16.5 per cent in the six months a year ago. SHARE INCREASED It said the Chrysler share of the Canadian market increased, too, to 22.9 from 21.4 per cent. In the last three months, Chrysler earned $48,400,000, or material and labor costs, includ- ing cost-of-living increases, and by the added costs of product features not fully recovered in the prices of our 1967 products," they said in a joint statement. The last phrase appeared to els an acre. ; baie 5 Sar : time they maintain their normal) An additional 50-per-cent yield) 16 of growth, would ralke the duanity. to. 5 The potential of triticale lies used for wheat growing in Can-|,younts of the new grain to DIVIDENDS ada yield an average of 20 bush-|teeq cattle and that at the same} By THE CANADIAN PRESS bushels an acre, giving an addi- tional annual yield of 300,000,000, bushels,he said, At an average} to some extent in its uses for human consumption, said Prof.'cents, August 31, record August) Production Consumer Glass, common 7 Shebeski, adding however that)4 price of $1.50 a bushel this)' ore important uses will be) Guaranty Trust Co. of Can- WEEKLY LIVESTOCK | TORONTO (CP) -- Demandjsales to 39; was only moderate for all! classes and grades of slaughter cattle of mediocre quality on the Ontario public stockyards Veal calves were barely steady, hog prices were higher Slaughter cattle 8,192: On of- last week to date 1967 274,174; to date 1966 294,740; this week last year 9,997; choice steers 29-30) with sales to 31.30: good 27.50-| 28.50; mediums 25-27; commons) 22-24; choice heifers 27-28 with} sales to 29.40; good 26-27; me-| diums 23.50 - 25.50; commons] 21-23; choice fed yearlings 28.50-| 30.50; good 26-28; good cows 20.50-21.50; mediums 19-20; can- ners and cutters 15-19; good heavy bologna bulls 23.50-24.50; commons and mediums 21-23. | Replacement cattle: Good stocker steers 28-31; good steer stock calves 30-33; good heifer stock calves 26-28; commons and mediums 22-27. Calves 2,201: On offer this week 2,200, last week 2,273; to date 1967 51,815; to date 1966 |with $1,607,630 or $1.99 for the|to 46, Levy Industries 1% to) 59,872; this week last year 2,276; choice vealers 35-37 with |found in feeding poultry andjaqa, common 11% cents, Oct. jlivestock to provide mankind|15 record Sept. 30. |with more abundant supplies of, Hamilton Cotton, common 30 meat d good 31-34; me-| diums 27-30; commons 23-27; | boners 20-23. | | August 4; 5-per-cent pref. $1.25, H 441: f | STOCK MARKET |Nov. 15, record Nov. 3 «Hoss 8.441: On offer this week! toRONTO (CP) -- Western| Kerr Addison Mines id., ns ost week 9,190; 10 Cale oils and industrials advanced|common 10 cents, Sept. 21, rec- 1967 292,528; to date 1966 238,-) Thursday onlord August 31. - thi _jin heavy trading 381; this week last year 7,933; |1.. Toronto Stock Exchange. | Labrador Mining and Explora- ~ e at yea aL The western oil index rose|tion Ltd., 25 cents, plus 25 cents 17 00; boars 'liveweight 12.30. |4-96 to 198.35 after a steady de-|extra, Sept. 21, record August 13.60. ""'\cline through the first three|25. ldays of this week. The indus-| Massey Ferguson, common 25 Sheep and lambs 1,194: On of-|trial index gained .65 to a 1967|\cents, Sept. 15, record August fer this week 1,300; last week/high of 168.92. K 1,334; to date 1967 30,666; to) Dome Petroleum rose 1 to| MacMillian Bloedel Ltd., 30 date 1966 31,755; this week last|s914 and Hudson's Bay Oil and|cents, Sept. 15, record August year 1,431; handyweight lambs|Gas % to 38. Imperial Oil rose|15. 30-33; sheep 5-13. 13% to 65%. down from a 1967| Morse Robert, class A 25 thigh of 67% earlier in the ses-/cents; ryt gd Bhoee cont jsion. Central-Del Rio advanced|series 4; SY-per-cent se- PROFITS DECLINE 1152", 1914. Scurry-Rainbow 11%4|ries B 68%, Sept. 1, record Au- Ontario Steel Products Co.\to 45% and Numac 25 cents to/gust 17. had net earnings of $1,213,746/4. National Lead Company, 75 or $1.50 a share for the first) Among industrials, Chrysler)cents, U.S. funds, Sept. 25, rec- six months of 1967, compared|rose 3 to 53, Jefferson Lake 24%)ord Sept. 8. | Reichhold Chemical, Canada same period last year. In a let-|2434 and Southam Press 2% to|Ltd., common 15, August 22, ter to shareholders 0. D. Cowan/45. jrecord August 7. president, said lower earnings| Tip Top Tailors dropped 244) Standard Brands, commons 35 reflect a decline in North Amer-|to 20. jcents, Sept. 15, record August 5. ican auto production of 17 per| On index,base metals lost .44) Texaco Canada Ltd., 4-per- cent from the first six months|to 100.81 and golds .41 to 170.98.|/cent pref. $1.00, Oct. 20 record of 1966. The company's produd-/Volume was 4,255,000 shares|Sept. 30. ucts are sold mainly to the auto|compared with 3,859,000 Wed-| industry. nesday. cents, Sept. 1, record August 10. }1968 model cars. | But only a few of them rolled jthrough the assembly lines at |Detroit early this week, be- |cause most workers were stay- ing home during the racial vio- lence in the motor city. Effects of that violence, if any, on the industry are still to be calculated. OTTAWA (CP) -- Industrial |production sagged in Canada jduring May after a strong spurt jupwards in April, the Domin- |cents, Sept. 1, record August 10;|ion Bureau of Statistics re-| \pref. $1.50; August 15, record) ported Thursday. The index of industrial pro- duction, based on 1949 output jeauelies 100 and. measuring about one-third of the gross na- tional product, eased off to 279.6 in May from 280.8 in April. The index had been an edge months of this year before strik- ing its April high. $1.20 a share, in the April-June quarter of 1966. Chrysler officials attributed ithis rise to higher unit sales and improved operating effi- ciency. | Over-all, however, for the six months Chrysler's worldwide unit sales declined 3.3 per cent, islipping to 1,085,611 units from the 1,122,458 in the first half of SagsInMay 66. Chrysler was the first Ameri- can firm to begin production of} OPENS NEW BRANCH The Bank of Nova Scotia has changed in quiet trading Thurs- y. Short - term Government of Canada bonds were unchanged Most auto-makers have said,jwith the 4%-per-cent June 15, 1968, issue closing at 99.70 bid models will be $100 or morejand 99.75 asked. Long-term Canada and prov- incial bonds strengthened with the 4%4-per-cent Sept. 1, 1983, issue closing at 85 bid and 85% ger share of the domestic sales|aspeq, Day-to-day money traded at 4 per cent. Treasury bills strengthened with the 91-day bills closing at 4.33 per cent and the 182-day bills closing at 4.60. PINCHED HIS WHISKERS LEICESTER, England (CP) --The whiskers on a stuffed tiger in the city museum were replaced with nylon imitations because souvenir- hunters kept taking the real ones. Have you heard about itt Cresta Roja is a medium dry red table wine made from French hybrid grapes grown in Niagara, opened a representative office lin Mexico City to serve Cana-| over the 280 mark in November'dian and international clients; and December last year and)with business interests in Mex-| then slumped in the first three|ing and Central America, The| bank now has offices in 20 coun- Union Carbide Canada Ltd., 15| months of last year and $57,781,- --_ | iPhone Brights for free home delivery! tries outside Canada. The bureau said all of the May decline occurred in manu- facturing. Mining, and electric) power and gas utility output) rose. | The area covered by the in-| 'dustrial production index is the, |most active third of the total/ joutput of the country, reflecting) /boom and bust tendencies in the} |economy. | The gross national product in| the first three months of this NOW IS THE TIME TO CALL Take advantage of it! 24 hour ser- vice; and radio dispatched trucks elwaoys ready to serve ver t ow Fuel Oil Budget Plon Kvaileble McLAUGHLIN year was at an annual rate of) $60,152,000,000, compared with| COAL & 72 481 110 $59,144,000,000 in the final three SUPPLIES = King St. W. 000,000 for the whole of 1966. Mass-Fer 724 $215 21¥a 21 Met_ Stores 35 $25 25 2 + MGFM 100 250 250 250 Milt Brick 100 380 380 380 Nore 1a 1995 $31% 31% 3 Morse A 50 $25%4 25%4 254 -- Ve Morse B pr 75 $55 55 55 + Ye Murphy 500 $7 7 7 +% Nat Trust 110 $1734 17% 17% -- Ve Noranda 161 $55 55 55 Nor Ctl G 270 $11¥e 11¥e 1i"e+ Ve Nor CtlG p 1000 $27 27 21 Oshawa A 90 $45 45 45 = Vy Pac Pete 7060 $17 17% 17a+ Ve Pembina 100 $151. 1 Pow Corp 1150 $10% 10% 10% Price Com 2125 $12¥e 11% 12 QN Gas 1599 $10 10 10 +¥% Rank Org 1370 $6% 65% 67% Revenve 500 $11%4 11% 11% + % Rothman 100 $27%4 27% 27% Royal Bnk 676 $16% 16% l6%+ % SiL Cem w 200 250 250 250 --200 Salada 2100 $10% 10% 10% Sheii Inv Ww 2895 $1}3%8 11% 11%-- % Shell Can 1590 $29% 29% 29%-- % 0 1 1 4 14 $141 Shopper Ct 200 375 375 375 +10 y dA 15% a f 210 $15% 15% Simpsons 112. $29% 29% 29% Sunpson § 140 $184 18% 18% Simp Srs rt 1400 60 60 60 Southam 150 $45 441 45 St Paving 500 $7% 7% 7% Steel Can 875 $24 24 24 Suptest od 665 $26% 25% 25%G-- Va TT Tailors 510 $20 2 20 Tor Gm Bk 325 $14 13% 14 +% Tor Iron W (100 $32 32 32 -- % Traders A 720 $9 9 9 Transair 400 $5¥e Sve Sit Tr Can PL 370 $3194 31% 31% + Tr Can ba B 50 $47% 4734 47% Tf Can 200 905 900 900 --I5 Trans Mt 1495 $21% 21% 21% Union acc 250 215 215 215 Un Ac Ip 2 0 40 +% \ Carbid 200 $20% 20% 20% Un Gas 100 $14% 14% 147% 'ora B 425 $1258 1258 1258-- % Un Whurn 233 $5% 532 SH-- % U Seciions 2378 $8%e 8 8 Versafd 625 S$8% 8% 8%-- Verratile 75 $39 3 9 Walk GW 925 $342 U% 344+ Ve \ e 815 $28V2-28V2 28¥2+ Ye W Brdcast 1700 $14%4 I4¥2 Mdla-- % Wsraciric 1000 S7% 7% M+ White Pas 300 $18 18 Woodwd A 200 $15% Sales to 11:00 a.m. 1,033,000, 15% FOREIGN TRADING Dupont 45829 29 29 + % Cochenor W 300 100 100 100 +15 Langis Sily 100 48 48 48 Midrim 500 200 200 200 +25 Sherrit Gor 100 425 425 425 --I10 Silver Mill 2500 16 16 16 Ciscoe 200 500 500 Sullivan 200 500 500 500 Un Keno H 100 525 525 525 +25 a | $934 9% 9% Acklands 680 $10% 10% 10% + ve Alta Gas w 100 875 875 875 20 Algoma St 840 $242 24% 242 + Ve Alcan 780 $30% 20% 30% + V% Alcen pr 75 $37% 37% 37% Alumin 2p 25 $44 44 44 Anthes A V1OS $28%2 28% 24+ % Argus C 250 $11 10% 11 +% Atl Sugar 450 $10 7% 10 Bank Mil 1390 $12% 12% 12% + % Benk N$ 975 $15 14% 15 taco 500 300 Becker Bp 500 $9% 9% 9+ Ve Bell Phne 1211 $48%e 48 48 -- % Bramalea 100 $11%@ 1134 11% +25 Sramal w 810 525 25 2 9+ 5s BA Oll 1046 $39'% 39 IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE Why Not Call TOM FARQUHARSON SUN LIFE Assurance Company Of Canada RESIDENCE: BUSINESS: 668-4371 725-4863 APPOINTMENT Mr. David Bathe The Cliff Mills Motors Ltd. are pleased to an- nounce the appointment of Mr. David Bathe to the managament staff of their Used Car Division, effective immediately. i= EXPIRES JULY 3lst -- <= Take advantage of OSHAWA CABLE T.V.'s Out- --S¥ k=S-- standing offer to save on... 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