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was that the plane's "complexion" | Costing about $10,000,000, the jet- | try to sell i in the United i 44 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, October 16, 1053 wa completely changed by the liner was constructed some years|p.. no buyer materialized Deficit At Present Said SCHOONER SOLD land intevests to ge into the prosaic THE LEVER LUNENBURG, N.S. (CP) -- An- pi trade. The vessel took| pp. NO wi of northern ei Scotland time it was built by A. V. Roe of | ago. getting spectacular advance other of Lune ' i y ! oot nberg's famed fish- |f 1 Canada Lid., at Malton, Mr. Me-|billing. But things didn't pan out| The fetliner now is standing idle |ino"s Rooners, the. Marguerite B. | foundland and will carey. coal from [0U¢ West of the southern end of Gregor said. as anticipated. Steps were taken to at Malton with no buyers in sight. | Tanner, has been sold to Newfound- | Nova Scotia to Newfoundland ports. | Norway. Down-Payment On Future TORONTO (CP)--Not many eco- nomic records will be broken in 1954, but neither is there likely to be serious trouble, Morgan Reid, economist and assistant vice-pres- ident, retail, of Simpsons-Sears, Limited, said Thursday night. In an address payed for the Engineering Institute, Mr. Reid added: "Next year may see some un- used capacity and unemployment of a spotty character, as some capital projects are completed and other industries experience diffi- Sulties in selling export sur- plus." The Canadian economy was more resilient than ever. FORESEES PAUSE "The coming year may be a pause in the economic expansion which has been under way for 13 years. be some decline in the price of the Canadian dollar in terms of the United States dollar, becaiise of an unfavorable trade balance. Export industries, particularly gold mining, would benefit. "Don't think we are e joing bank- rupt because we chi some large red figures in our balance of payments. "To. a I extent the size of our deficit ( ,000,000 in the first half of this year) is due to heavy requirements for "machinery and equipment for our resource pro- jects. We are actually making down-payments on the acquisition of a better standard of living in the future." : Canada will likely -have wheat marketing problems, said Mr. Reid, but "there is no reason to suggest that any major downturn in our CORRECTION The Dealer for Meteor Cars and Trucks IS STILL BRAMLEY MOTOR SALES NEWCASTLE -- OSHAWA -- WHITBY Mr. Reid said there likely will Christmas Deadlines For Mail OTTAWA (CP)--Christmas is 70 days away but mailing deadlines for Christmas mail to Canadian troops abroad are approaching. The defence department said Thursday the closing dates for Christmas mail addressed to the armed forces in the Far East are: Parcel post and ordinary letters, in time to reach Vancouver not later than Nov. 15; Prepaid airmail to the Far East, in time to reach Vancouver not later than Dec. 5. : Deadlines for Christmas mail for Canadian troops in the United Kingdom and continental Europe are: Ordinary letters by surface ship, in time to reach Montreal not later than Nov. 27; Parcel post by surface ship, in tim to reach Montreal not later than Nov. 25. Although airmailed letters and parcels sent to Europe from Mont- real usually are delivered in about two or three days, postal authori- Ten Million Dollar Jet Goes Begging OTTAWA (CP)--A controversy developed Thursday over the his- tory of Canada's multi-million-dol- lar Avro jetliner which still awaits production orders. 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