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Churchill Expects Heavier Spending OTTAWA (CP)~Trade Minister Churchill predicts moder- Employment "held up well." While the number of jobless also Good Market For Antiques LONDON (AP) -- Someone paid £1,575 ($4,410) for an empty inkstand here the other day. A wool tapestry went for £16,500, A writing table brought £35,000 Antique dealers are among the have been rushing other buyers in to bid for their stock in trade The demand in the last 10 weeks has been unprecedented, Buyers and sellers from all over the world have been flocking to London for the daily auctions at antique houses, Your pages from one of Bee thoven's sketch books went for £3,700, A Flemish prayer book family freasures has sent the| great old names of England --~ many of them impoverished by | 20th-century inheritance taxes -- combing through thelr accum- ulated i for lab] tems, | But many of the collections on sale came from America, 'The dealers' commission here ig about half what it is in New| York," explained an official at| | of | THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, Besember 39, 1950 11 explain why London has b p| the contre of the international THEATRE GUIDE Sotheby's and Christies are the two most distinguished auction- [Marks -- "Paris Playboys" 12.30, eers in Britain, | 4.15, 8.05 also "'Snowfire" 1.40, A recent single day's sale ot| 525, 9.15 pm. "The Littlest Sotheby's brought £326,400, &| Hobo" 2.55, 6,40, 10,30 p.m, Li record for a private collection of| i' p.m. Last 4 7 | BULLOCKS TURN GENERATORS Bullocks in Khanpur, India, | which converts the two revolu- are turning the wheels of pro- | tion per minute of the bullocks gress as part of a project de- into 150 rpm needed to turn the -signed to increase electrical | water pump, was designed and "output, The bullocks turn gen- | produced in A and M college, ~ erator draw bars whilh are | the leading US, Negro agricul. % connected to a high-efficiency | tural college, at Prairie View, water pump. The machine, | Texas, ately good times for Canadians in 1969 with the expectation that greater consumer spending will deliver the biggest "punch" for marketing of more goods, But he Indicated in his year- end statement Sunday that recov- ery likely will be slow and steady rather than 'of boom propor- tions," New Investment in the ital expansion of the country is estimated to decline for the second consecutive year, Looking over world fronts, Mr, Churchill sald he saw 'many signs of renewed economic growth in the free world" after 8 two-year recession in which the most pr decline showed up in the United States, Can- ada's top market, ""As a major supplier to the U.S. and other manufacturing countries, Canada could not es cape the adverse effects of this world « wide decline in produc- tion." S"RONG ECONOMY But Mr, Churchill was surprised at the extentt of Canadian eco NEW YEAR'S PARTIES . Heavy Spenders ~ Given 2 Choices By THE CANADIAN PRESS | ere are two mew year's al-| ternatives for Canada's big-time | couple, attention -- not including trans portation, liquor or tips--is $42 a the Bellevue nomic strength, considering the "severity" of the recession's Im- pact, "Despite Canada's sensitivity to world market influences, the extent of contraction in the Cana- dian economy was of much smaller dimensions than that in the US." The gross national product-- value of all goods and services produced--was estimated to ex- ceed $32,000,000,000 for 1958, up two per cent from 1957, The rise was entirely in prices; volume of |expansion eased slightly with to- increased, the percentage rise was "parrowing sharply" from nine, At home, the pace ol economic tal capital investment estimated to have droppec slightly below the record $8,700,000,000 of 1957, Nevertheless there were some dramatic achievements, such as construction starts on new houses totalling almost 160,000, a rise of 30 per cent from 1967. Average wages remained fairly steady while lower higher government payments, such as increased old age pen- hands of consumers, "'While spending more, Cana- dians have also been saving more," Mr, Churchill said, "'Per- sonal savings Increased from seven per cent in 1957 to about nine per cent in the current year, much of this In liquid form, This is one of the highest ratios taxes and |B sions, boosted total income in the | § sold for £31,000, happiest people in England these ap poodle 4 The opportunity to essh in on days. In one auction after an- "LAST 2 DAYS! we Plug "SECRETS OF THE REEF' Sotheby's, a leading auction hooks and manuscripts. complete show at 8,06 ».m, "In each of the last two sea-|Plaza -- "Big Country" 2 p.m, at fact alo 1d help to That sone you isis hs sons," the house's spokesman continued, "our total sales have (been Just over £3,000,000, LAST CHANCE | 5.25, 9 p.m. also "Amazon Tra- der" 1.15, 4.44, 8,15 p.m, Last complete show 8,20 p.m, Ba -- THIS YEAR $50 DANCE COURSE ~ONLY $142 AT ARTHUR MURRAY'S ew Year's Day DINNER Start the New Year off by enjoying an on record for a peace-time year," RECOVERY NOTED Summing up, he found most industries that had suffered In the economic decline had im- proved by the year-end, The rise was moderate but there was "strong Indication of a further expansion in market demand." But in the months ahead "this underlying improvement will be masked by the customary winter slowdown in outside operations, accompanied by a relatively high level of unemployment." The strength of the Canadian recovery would depend on world conditions, particularly In the | EVENING CLASSES Enroll NOW for Winter Term AT THE outstanding dinner party. Served between 4:00 ond 8:00 p.m. Thursday Jan, 1, MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW PHONE RA 3-4641 OSHAWA BUSINESS COLLEGE 1 » 6 INDIVIDUAL STUDIO LESSONS o A STUDENT PARTY © 2 PRACTICE SESSIONS Arthur Murrey is ma ecial introductory offer to | GENOSHA HOTEL this spenders: Throw your own party| In Montreal, production was unchanged, or go out of the country, | Casino club offered entertainment A Canadian Press survey of until dawn despite the blue law. nightclubs from coast to coast|Buses will take patrons from the Indicates the cost of ringing in|club to the town hall in Burling- 1059 -- corsage, cover charge, ton, Vi, 80 miles away, making ent upswing appears to be| . broadly based and prospects of| it $e on e sustained expansion are gener: ally considered to Le good." In Canada, the sharpest im- CHOICE OF SUBJECTS ® Manual and Electromatic Typing Learning is fun because there is only one step to master! Open fo AM. 1010 P.M, daily, ARTHUR MURRAY po you how uickly ou ean | become a wonderful dancer, A . ) l dinner, liquor, taxis and tips-- ranges from $20 to $50 a couple In the swank night spots of To ronto a man would have to work| Bookings are reported medium |¢ omble and eyebrows lift when sparked by the resurgence of con. ,|Jan; 1, The price: $42 a couple -|drinks and tips extra, return trips into the afternoon of Smokes Cigars CALGARY (CP)--Teacups may petus would come from demands of consumers, "This new punch may be hard to get rid of more than $100, |to heavy across the country. Pri-|qainty Mrs, Helengrace Brown Prices at the top hotels range to|vate parties appeared as popular|jionic un a smoke, because she particularly automobiles, sales of $25 a couple for dinner, dancing|as ever, particularly in Ottawa orererg full-length cigars, and entertainment, land Montreal, There is little more offered ATTRACTIVE PLAN sven in Montreal, a city with more nightclubs and restaurants per capita than any North Ameri- can centre. Quebec law forbids selling liquor after 10 p.m, New few clubs Year's Eve and planned special programs. Men with bankrolls in many cases were buying champagne, hiring servants and engaging en- tertainers for their own parties, Others were looking across the border. In Toronto a Buffalo hotel ad- sale of drinks until 2 a.m, to spare and no invitation to a party, unlicensed community halls and dance halls across the country offer music and sand: wiches for as low as $6 a couple, Many celebrants probably will smuggle in their liquor, And there is always the mid. night movie, offering a night out In Alberta a night on the town appeared more attractive under the new liquor law permitting For the man with little money The diminutive New England born blonde, who served seven years In the women's branch of the U.S, Navy, had her first cigar lon a bet, Someone was passing |cigars around when she stopped (at a service station, she sald. |"They told me I could have a |free tank of gas If 1 smoked one. My mother was horrified when I came home smoking a cigar." It's a regular habit, but there| was one exception during a na-| val conference at which she was working In Washington, "Some| lof the men |sumer Interest In durable goods, |which have been la_ging in the last two years, The rising volume {of housing completions will give further momentum to the upward [trend in purchases of home ap- |pliances." 2 . ® Elementary and Adv Ediphone 111 SIMCOE STREET SOUTH -- Diol RA 5-3375 d Bookkeeping ® Gregg & Pittmon Shorthand @® Business Machines Comptometer -- Dictaphone U.S. In that country, the "pres:| | I | 11Va Simcoe St. S. Phone RA 8-1681 " eneaony PECK Simmo WILLIAM WYLER'S PRODUCTION 9,000 Oshawa | | | 3 GRAND HITS TOGETHER! [WO MOST AMAZING CHARACTERS YOU EVER MET! A HERD WITH REAL (1 BLL ON HIS CHEST AND objected to cigar H 0 M E A DOLL |smoke, so I had my first cigaret," | BAKER She won't smoke a pipe, "The A A WHO'S A ashes fall into the dishpan when| eHAmaont hy FILL-A-CARD LITTLE JANUARY 1st and 4th 4 § | + 0 be: explained, "Cigars are handler,' | sum PHONE TODAY'S NUMBERS "She's the delight of tobacco| Iv S dealers. A cigar manufacturer in GAME ""H" ALSO KNOWN AS THE MANSION HOUSE New Orleans is so pleased tof with hand - squeezing for $2 a CARROLL couple. vertised: "Run away with your wife." The cost for 24 hours of TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 1l---Hamiltos CBLT-TV Channel 6---Toronte WROC-TV Channel S---Rochester WGR-TV Channel 2----Buffale WBEN-TV Channpel é---Buffale find a woman puffing his prod-| uct that he sends a regular sup-|| n¢TEOHRAMA od ton [i wr wren ADDED FEATUREA~An, AMAZON TRADER IN COLOR ply. Her husband, who smokes cig. garets, and her two young daugh- ters don't mind the habit but| Mrs. Brown says her mother "still doesn't approve of smok- ing." MONDAY EVENING | TUESDAY MORNING 8s M. 5.00 AM. 2, 5---Today "Captain Kangaroe TUEANAY EVENING THE WILD WHIT 500 P.M, 13 11--Theatre, Sports Sports STALLION 6~Follow Me 200 AM, I 8-Dr, Christian In Radiant e~Popeye's Play. ai P.M nouse $~Adventures of Chiéh | 3--Trouble With Father 4-Uniidren's Theaws | 2.30 AM, 5.80 P.M | 8=Favorite Story 2~Three Flooges Ro 2-Three Stooges COMMUNIST DRUGS TAIPEI! (AP) -- Red China Is oh PF 4=Children's Theatre a PM, 6-8ky King 6-Mickey Mouse | 4=Susie 2--Dr, Christian 4=Dinner Date Theatre accused by a Taipel newspaper "The Big Country" Shown 4-Dinner Date 3~-Superman 600 P.M, [1~Theatre, News Weather 6--News 8 Colonel Bleep 1 PM, 6-TBA 8~News 10.00 | 2, B=Dough Re Mi 4~For Love or Money | 10.30 AM, | 8, 8--~Treasure Hunt 4~Play Your Hunch oon FM, 11--~News; Theatre) Weather &-News 3~8ky King 11.00 AM, 2, 8-Price Is Right Arthur Godfrey 8~News 2-~Woody Woodpecker "uu It's A Great Lite of dumping $120,000,000 worth of narcotics a year on free world markets through Heng Kong and Thailand, The Unit'd Dally N vs sald one effect has been to In- crease dope addiction on For. mosa, \ Daily at 2:00--5:25--9:00 FOR | RESERVATIONS UXBRIDGE 74 B I 6 18 20 21 26 27 31 34 36 38 41 4h 49 Y Iso Hew GORCEY - HALL 29 44 '45 35 630 PM, ' 8----Paris Precine Weather 4~Top Dollar ig News rm | 18. on, NOON a -Weath News; | 3, 8=Tic Tac Doug! 34 Ninna OWA | TeNewsi Weather PM, "" ram S---Bengal Lancers 4 3--News, Weather iC "PM, /) ' 6 4 News / 700 P.M, 11-=Theatre 6~Tablold 8--~Zorro 4~Annie Oakley 2-If You Had a Million C180 PM, 6-Donna Reed 8-2---Dragnet 4~Whirlybirde 00 P.M, 11, 6-Front Page Challeng: 8, 3---George Gobel 4~Ann Sothern S40 AM, 2, 5---Concentration A Now Years Loe (Celebration Hats = Horns ~ Balloons - Novelties Modern & Old Time Music By THE TORNADOES Featured In Toronto Clubs and North Bay T.V, . CALLER: BOB FOWLER Table accommodation for 600 Dancing ADMISSION: 9 p.m, Advance 2.00 per person 1. 11---News 2, 5-It Could Be You | 4--8earch for 'lomorrow 12:45 P.M, | 11=All Star Theatre 4---Gruding Light Lm PM | 6-~Matinee 5---~Movie Theatre Millers 11Theatre 6--~Tablma 8-Dick Clark &--=Death Valley Nave 2-Masquerade Party MPM 6--Atlantic Link 5, 2~Tie Tac Dough 4-Name That Tune You have until 5 pm. the followin day te phone If you have & full pins Binge (Sunday excepted), playing nv avery Bin Complete a0peor on the beck of ard, Benefit of CANADIAN FEDERATION OF THE BLIND Not affiliated with the C.N.1.B, 4--~Meet The An PM 2-~Matinee 11.6-The Millionaire 1.15 PM, §, 2---Restless Gun | 11=Movie Matinee 4-The Texan L430 PM ny PM, the showtime of g lifetime & the screen's most Jubilant Jubilee! it 4 +5 T all talking about = BARRIE CHASE! STARTS -- | 4=The Worle Turss 11.6.Hit Parade on PM, 5, 2---Welly Fargo 4--Father Knows Best a BM 11, 6, 4--Danny Thomas 25 Mr, Pete Gunn | aE | | AS PM, 11, 6-Chevy Show 4-~To Tell The Truth Ln PM S~Home Cooking 5, 3-George Burns 4--House Party Arthur Godfrey 2-Haggls Baggis yan PM, 9 rM, 11,6-Follo 4--Red Skelton 5, 2-Bob Cummings 10.00 P.M, §, 2-Californians 4~Garry Moore 4-Jimmy Dean % Helen Neville Li PM, 2.4 11, 8--~Cannonball CORINTHIAN CLUBS' 12th ANNUAL 11.6--~Nursery School an Pm, 11, 6-Dr, Hudson 2, 5-Today Is Ours 6-4-Playhouse 8, 2-Arthur Mur wa PM 11-I'm The Law §--Medic 2-Mike Hammer ""w "PM 11,6 5,4 2-News; Weather Sports nn rM 6 Viewpoint S$~Movic Theatre Hw PM, 1 1a Show 6--Fabian of the 4-=Playhouse 3-Jack Paar 1 M. 3-Mr. D. A A vo ihe Mig Payoff ray aM PrM 10.80 PM, | 11, #--Open House 2, 5--~From, These Roots + Ihe Verdict 1s Yours 400 PM, 11---Bugs Bunny | 6~Patti Page | 2, 5~Queen For A Day | 4--8erlal Stories | "0 PM, | &~Friendly Giant 11--Popeye Yard | 5-~County Fair | 4=Edge of Night 2My Little Margie 2-Highway Patrol r nin mM, 6 Viewpoint $~Movie hee PM 11-Late Show 6-Sports Views 4~Theatre 2-Jack Paar 11.45 PM, 6 Boxing 1.00 AM, 2-Public Defender 6 Gumby S-Boots and Saddles ne P.M 11,6,5,4,2~-News; Weather Sports COMMUNITY SING ® COLOR CARTOON Till -- ? At Doer 2.50 per person RED BARN DANCELAND Twice as much fun for half as much money. HATS! HORNS! BALLOONS! AND ON OUR STAGE TECHNICOLOR® JLT I room Sp) gent Cy i | © "GRATEFUL GUS" NEW COLOR CARTOON Festure Daily ot . | 1:30 - 333 « 540 - 7.45 - 9:00 IN MERCHANDISE PRIZES DONATED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS !ASHION VILLAGE--12 Pairs of Nylom HOTEL LANCASTER--Four Steak Dinners HORWICH CREDIT JEWELLERS--Automatic Wristwatch JOHNSTON'S MEN'S WEAR---Stetson Hat MEADE'S SUNOCO SERVICE---S50 Gallons Gasoline PARKWAY T.V.---~MANTEL MODEL RADIO POWELLS DRUGS---Sheatter Pen and Pencil Set R. F. REED FLORIST--Flowers SPRING BROS. FURNITURE-T.V, Chair SPROULE'S FOOD STORE---Food Hamper TEXTILE MILL LIMITED---Dropes WOODLYN BEAUTY LOUNGE---Beauty Treatments MAKE UP A PARTY BUY TICKETS NOW ! ALL SEATS $1.00 A FAMOUS PLAYERS THEATRE New Year's 8.00 per couple PLECECCCeReCle Eve Dance Knights of Columbus Hall JMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS AVAILABLE May Be Purchased At... LLOYD REALTY LTD. 101 SIMCOE ST. N. Buffet Luncheon NEW Y 0.C. EARS' EVE BALL V.I. AUDITORIUM DANCING 9 TILL 2 eating the Shylinons. * HATS » HORNS * PRIZES TABLE SERVICE LUNCH AVAILABLE Tickets $5.00 per couple SAM ROTISH MEN'S WEAR 7 KING ST. EAST PHONE RA 5-2433 RAY GREENTREE 249 ATHOL ST. EAST PHONE RA 5-1989