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Toronto, Montreal Noon 'St ogks TORONTO at, nights, xw-Ex-warrants.) Industrials xdividend xr--Ex Block Salds Wigh Low Noon Ob ge 124 IPH ~ WH 1 rh zis #5% Ww Neb Slork Sales Wigh Low Noon Ch'ge #1 927% io" 28% 126% 00 $i8% Lp Abitibl Agnew 8 185 165 BH B% » Dd 184 - Lid wi » 100 #10 105 34 4 225 530% 30% 4 Cdn Celan 100 € Cel $175 pr 25 C Hydro Car 200 € Hydro rs 1412 ou 43 250 vile: Mig 2640 50 89 Ld 770 770 170 3% M% Mh is 64 6h 2 BD » [J] b 4 Mis 414 p14 2h 75 15 "we "Hy Led 23% 335 30v 0] 5 124 80% Pie $1244 124 200 969% 09% eM $13 13% 460 480 $12% 12% 81s 15 20 200 50 50 80 28% 2% $30 20 300 300 410. 410 SUA 24% J Sida Ls i 0% 400 480 485 Nor Ont NG 300 Ocean Cem 25 © Jockey '0 Jock wis Page Hers 70 "0 13% 3% 200 300 28% 20% 28% 460 450 5 13% 1% 3% 0 Walawr Walk GW 2% 1% ~ La . J " * "Home Oil A HBOWG Humber N Superior Pac Tote Perme Prove Gas to po Berry sseased ES a Tes > +83 s¥esnelane Tos cal sei n 13% Dalhousie "" . Mines Acad Ursn 5000 744 Algom 0 87% Algom wis 200 675 Arca 0h Aumaque 2000 Barvue B00 Baska Besducage Belcher Eelleterre Bloroft Black Bay Bonville Bordulse Bralorne Broul Reef B00 Buff RL 1000 Bunker Hill 1000 Cable 1000 Camp Chib Cc amp RL --4' be + % 00 ~18 125 +H + MW -10 - be +H vr h Chib Kay Chib M 1000 i Coach Will 400 Coldstrm 2500 Coniagas 500 C Bellekeno 1000 C Denison 1866 C Den wis 1520 C Discovery 350 CG Arrow 0 C Halliwell 10500 Con Hiwey 100 C Marcus 500 Con M § 100 { Morrison 1000 Conwest 200 Coprand 200 Cou) 1000 Croinor 2000 Cusco 2000 East Mal 1000 East Sull 520 Eureka 500 Falcon 220 Frobisher Frob debs Gaitwin Genex Goldcrest Gold Man Greyhk Gunnar Gunnar wis Rock 2000 1000 +H Hol finger Arabs Await Economic Ruin Of Israel * TORONTO (CP) -- Arab lead: ors are awaiting Titusts econo. pre shonist organization, sald Sunday night, He told the 34th national con- vention of the Zionist Organiza. problems: European Jewish Jeadersip Oriental Jews gain numerical periority; religious conflicts be- tween orthodox and unorthodox | Jewry; and excessive party loy- ally bordering on fanaticism, e four-day conference was dedicated Saturday to Israel's 10th anniversary. Its sessions will determine the organization's po- licles for the next two years, Delegates donated more than $730,000 to the United Israel Ap- peal and pledged 'hundreds of thousands more dollars, They 'also approved in principle a re- tion of Canada that unless Israel solution giving the UIA priority solves her trade problems, "it is te possible Israel will break economically." "Arab leaders don't expect to uer Israel militarily, but are aweiing 'her her economic collapse." Israel's problems include a for eign trade imbalance of $300 000,000 a year, the completion of German reparation payments in four years and a probable reduc. tion in ald from. the United Btates, German payments of $130,000, 000 finish in 1962 he sald, "Germany is Israel's number one source of income and contri. butes more than all Jewish|A people and nearly double U.S. ald ir this y Dr. Goldman listed as other over other local and overseas funds, J Joseph N. Frank of Montreal, national treasurer, sald earlier that Canadian Jews have contri. buted -about $66,000,000 to Israel since her formation, Grandmother, Ball Player Graduate WINDSOR (CP) « A 70-year- old grandmother and Ameri. can League baseball player in io Je graduation procession al ption University's convoca- tion Saturday. Mrs, Ida Wilson, four times a grandmother, realized a lifelong 5h 54 12 112 125 n 0 ~ 17% 17% 175 17% 3 1% uu» 7" 7% 17% 17% 75 #75 Faced his oor od of arts degree was! fied 5 Int Nickel 485 int Ran $000 Inish Cop 2000 br Jacobus bE denaetie 0 # C2 dellicon os 919% "0 "1 seh 505 148 Lorado wis Marssen Madsen Marsigo Maritime Miltixen MLW right Nipissing Noranda Normetal Norpax N Rank Norsp A wis Korvalie « O'Leary Orem Osisko Piieh-Ore Placer 20 Fi] L] p 0 Rix Athsb 24% Roche Rockwin San Ant 663 100 bioo 700 Blanigh wis 400 » anrck 23 Biarrat Beeloy bleep R Sud Cont Sulliven "Taurcanis Teck-H Temng Trans Res Ult-Shaw U Mining U Mont Vandoo Ventures Waite. Am Yk Bear Zulapa 4500 5000 1085 3000 100 500 100 oo 00 2500 500 17600 Bales 0 11 am 44 © 12h Bales B Tax Noon o'r " Ah +r % + i 20 #2 3% 7% 665,000, MONTREAL By The Canadian Press Montres! Stock Exchange June 2 (Quitations In cen's unless marked 8, 2-0dd lot, xd rights, xw--Ex Ex-dividend, "xr Warrants.) Foxe Industrials Stock Abitibi Alumin Bales 805 98 1220 926% a Argus 716 819 Asbestos 100 #20% Atias Sigel 225 $I Bank Mont 206 $44 Bank N§ 75 sits Banque CN 125 842 Bath Pow A 25 #38 $07 410 ag] $3614 30 812% Bell Phone Boy Pap Braz) BA Oi) BC Pow Brown Can Cem $3104 Can Cem pr 920% CI Fndry 22 $27 C Brew $304 C. Hydrogar 7% C Hycar rts 202 24 C Int Power S18 C1 Pow pr Cdn Loco con Oll ris CPR SAT% $11 83 5 25% by a battery of photo- | as he knelt to receive] Net High Low Noon Ch'ge 27% 21% a yd 204 "w 19 19 200 204 1s 18 "ou 58 58 i] 2° a a6 36 40 Ti0h +'% in 40 10 0% H% 4. 38% wa We 'h 12'4 12% Nv 3A 2% 27 30% 24 Bu |dream when she received a hagh# Windsor's 88 elor of arts degree. Mrs. Wilson (plays third base for Detroit Ti-| 50, was found in a pond In Pina. main requests--the flve-year ex-| rl !sald she plans to write a book, gers in the American League, FIND WOMAN'S BODY ST. THOMAS (CP)~The body inquest, Int Pele Reno Bertola, Not Mocks oi High sv Woon Ci'ge Can Pet pr 0% 1 Cockshut - $11% 11% 'Con M is sis 7% i» Corby B 517% 11% $15% 19% 5 $28% 28% WO $22 20% 3 Cronn Zell Di $e Hud Bay Imp ON Imp Tob Ind Accep Int Nickel int Paper seu e FSFE Int Uli 'e Massey ¥ Molson Mont Trust N bt Car Noranda Ozilvie Premium Iron 200 Price Br ~ 0 Que Nat Gas A speeder. ny FFF 8 3 = 55 Beinbg vr Triad Of 00 Walk G W 715 928 Canadian 1100 BOO % 0 Abitce Ang NAa Can Dom Sug C Marconi C Paper St Maurice Bhop Save y 1" T Fin A 7 40 Un Gas 7 Li Wainwright Waterman Alseope Aull Baker Tale Batefsn Belechase Bornite Cdn Dev Cent Del Continental East Sull Emp Ol Yano Fatima Gunnar Haitien Hollinger Iso Uran Jardun Lingside Maritime Marple Mcintyre Mogador Monvpre Mont gar N Pre Coal N Santiago NA Rare M Obdlski Opemiska Orchan Partridge Paudash Pennhee Porcupine Portage Que Smelt Nexspar Biscoe Tazin Titan 'Trebor Vanguard Ventures Sales to 11:30 a.m.: Industrials, 36,000, mines _and ols, 113.600. who of Mrs. G. Arthur Fuller, about _ifore Park here on the bank, you'll be riding high when you save regularly at IMPERIAL 2 BAN MK 22 wie butt Saturday. Two |scarves and a coat were found There will be no wn | BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Mondoy, June 2, 1958 13. ------ AS? I represent tightening of U.S.| : trade md | Suspects Tabbed .. uropean Auto Craze [55% cs vee : by & twothinds masority Vote, As Escapees ov president |i 7" ignores recommendations for BLIND MIVES 0 "ico ey Ia e | igher tariffs made to him by the "6% STTOSCER © A8Y ght U.S, tariff commission, At pre-|CCioces Cou Mocking wd OTTAWA (CP)--The FEuropean| appeal. Instead of trying to "keep sent, he has authority to refuse if turds pos car craze that has suddenly sweptlup with the Joneses" In buying sueh recommendations. ified dt rid ol apees 1Gver Canada has b # little! five C a other widens the 4 or vi pion sai ning school, | puzzling to feders! trade authori. neighbor might try a lower-priced sions for tariff relief (3 Ameri The men Wer in the | . ties, | European car that is "different." can industry where foreign im- vie og . detested A Year after year, the market, This matter of "keeping up ports threaten national security. win . an s miles' a |grows, Shipments keep on in in the Jonepy' was 2 wbleet - haa tot pr fT men gave . creasing, This year imports are comment in a spec ly i Foi fo reach an sil4ime undertaken for the Gordon eco. Runaways Have names. ind Pore Erle and [high with most of them coming nomic commission, | § police arre drones from Britain and West Germany.| "It appears quite pring Fever Dolice arrest vied hem at | Sweden is trying to get on the id this study, "that this abe. TORONTO (CP) Six child River and Sault Ste |widening market with her new |for some measure of social dis VC til . : ver in Be Bog {Volvo car. France is trying to tinction may well rival any other prod are Soporte rid me hohe e. make a comeback with her Re-|single factor in determining mew | om ely mes fice} 4 Po | Porbe +4 dos Enns, nault, Italy hopes to sell more of car ownership and it undoubtedly; i y. Hs 8, Robert her Viats, {has an important ollucnce dh wy appearance on| an Poy, 36 Federal authorities believe the|car ownership per se, even where ' | European car craze has devel-|this is obtained through purchase Pig's Snoolt. 1% Movi 1s tperator near ine ioe sort loped from something more than of a used vehicle" di ial iid Aanaon, ix Jas iunded n - holdup st. la matter of fuel econ'my and IMPORTS TELL STORY SAppear ogether from their pt ay, He sa three. | price, |" Whatever the reaions, the xv 7 homes in yest wits Toronto, | | men drove up, asked for C3 {#16 it fs just & mibtter of get: pansion of the Canadian market gout | 207 were found In the same dis- then one pulled a gun and [ting more mileage per gallon of for European cars has become ---- -- | gas and paying a lower price why | evident in import figures, Canads sre Canadians at the same time|in 1956 imported 20,000 passenger buying an incréasing number of lcars from Britain, Last year im- Canadian cars in the more exports rose (so 20.000 and this pensive price bracket?" asked! year, say officials, may climb one official, perhaps to 40,000, MORE 2-CAR FAMILIES? | This could mean more dollars | "No, it seems to be something for Britain to buy more Canadien | more than that, Perhaps its the goods, In 1956 Canada paid #23, | growth in the number of two-car 000,000 for her British cars, iy {families or the fact that we have year this figure went up to $ had a lot of immigrants from 000,000, Europe and they are more ac-| Imports from West Germany customed to the European car." [rose last year to 24,319 from 16, | Still another reason, suggested 516 in 1956, Values increased fo} [one authority, is that of snob $18,800,000 from $13,500,000. Ike Trade Prog ram $50 to $5,000 Has Better Chance vu we. |. WASHINGTON (CP) ~~ Presi (not renew it, If that happens, the Life Insurence Avsilable dent Eisenhower's embatt]ed|trade agreements that the U.S, |trade program now appears to now has with 43 other ers will have a fighting chance of getting/be frozen and Eisenhower will through Congress without being haye no authority to reduce tar- 6&5 perior | INANCE |denuded in the process, iffs on foreign imports, A few weeks ago. the outlook| To avoid this, Eisenhower has 17 "Simcoe St. N. 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