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U Grandue 400 145 145 145 --2 D Text 75 $104 10% 104 acid Salada wis 360 80 M5 48 Gunnar 350 $13% 13% 13% -- % Du Pont 400 S24% U4 UK -- Wo University trustees annou Shawin 1% 4 =n Gunnar wis 820 320 Electrolux 212 $18% 18% 18% appointment to the board for a Silverwd A 215 S1I% 11% 11% Hard Rock 7100 23 22 22 + % Fam Play 250 $23 2 1 three-year term of John E. Motz, Simpsons $35% 3B Bh -- W Har Min 250 10% 10% 10% Fr Pete pr. 200 675 660 660 y Wat later pind Bi tH Headway 2000 38 38 38 --3% G L Paper 75 $373% 37% 37% -- % publisher of the Kitchener-Water- Souville se. 0 Bis Hu Heva 500 Sh Sh Sk --% Soi Rel so Noh leh lek loo Record. Mr. Motz also is first it Pav 54% -- % ome " i Sted: mS SW Ws --% BI a a Tn Mu H Smith 25 $40 4 vice-president of The Canadian teel Can " 0% Tu ir, " Int Nickel 210 $91% 91% 91% -- % Hud Bay " 2 tid 4% ad + % Press. 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Webb | Top 4h WW Wa Malartie 200 113 111 12 --3 Mass F 3% pris sio8% 108% 100% Wstn 6 pr 3 B Molson A 4 + Woodw 100 3234 2/4 Bh --W Me Dom mo Molson pr 25 S41 41 41 FAVORITE TONIC Wind 4 wi 316 W114 I's Un Martin = 600 34 3% MH low, 0 3 1B 18 LONDON (CP) -- Comment on Curd y 4 14 14 Nat Stl 400 A Ang Nod 700 i 6% 6% " Money ogi i Noranda 2 $53% 83% X0% tonics by Dr. James Houston, Asbestos 4 2% 2 88 83 ky McKen 0000 33 3 32 Pac Pete 125 $13% 13% 13% physician to Guy's Hospital here: Asbestos A ARE Te TRE Milliken 6p 157 152 152 43 Page Hers 25 $30 30 30 "The earliest drug used by man ©G Inv 0 Ns Wh Wh ta Min Corp 211 814% 14% 14% Price Br 50 $42 © Meigs poplars C Marcosd 300 $7% Th 7 Min-Ore 6000 15 15 -15 Que Nat Gas 158 $17% 17% 17% + W T ing a sense C Paper 10 SiG Wa 3% ow Moneta 500 88 88 38 43 Roe Av Can 1100 $10 10 10 -- % was alcohol. There can be little b oil 8 TE Wane Mt Wright 1500 51 80 81 +1 Royal Bank 25 BY Bu + Uo doubt that it is the favorite tonic Puront I PM im Nama Cr 500 18 18 18 +1 StL Cofp 40 $74 114 17% ried by doctors for them- i = Ju Bn E49 + % Nat Expl 2000 10 10 10 + % Salada Shirf 20 $las 1% Fo " Lebel A Ht" it Ul id " a -- % . na 20 $37 ITH I -- % New Delhi 2500 27% 26 36 Shawin and coll THRE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, June 132, 1959 TODAY'S TORONTO, MONTR EAL STOCKS DIAL 3-3474 Fhe Oshawa Times Keep Up With Local And National News WHEREVER YOU ARE! 'ollow your FAVORITE FEATURES CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT ® LOCAL AND WORLD WIDE NEWS ® COMPLETE SPORTS COVERAGE ® FULL PAGE OF COMICS ® POPULAR FEATURES FOR WOMEN ® ADVERTISEMENTS ONLY 45¢ PER WEEK And arrange for the Times to be mailed to your vacation address BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT decision of a United States com- pany to build a sulphate bulk storage plant here will strike a competitive blow at two Sask- atchewan co A The Stauffer Chemical Com- U.S. Company Builds B.C. Sulphate Plant NANAIMO, B.C. (CP) -- The tricity rates charged hy the B.C.|missi Electric Company on the lower|less than cost. The difference is mainland and the B.C. power|important to Pennsalt commission on the island. B.C. Electric is reported to|/Chemicals of have offered Pennsalt a four-mill rate, which the B.C. power com-'tric, says is about two mills because | another competitor, Hooker North Vancouver, gets its power from B.C. Elec- pany of California has ann d it will build the plant, giving this central Vancouver Island city one of its biggest industrial develop- ments since the coal mining days of the early part of the century. But it is expected to hit both Saskatchewan Minerals and Mid- west Chemicals, which Surtently 1 qi Iphate. or cake, to four Vancouver Island pulp mills. The Saskatchewan base price is about $1 less than Stauffer"s California price, but Stauffer's new depot, combined with the fact that it will truck its prod- uct to the various mills while the Saskatchewan companies con- tinue to pay railway freight rates will give the U.S. product a price Rubber Price Fix Charged WASHINGTON (AP)--The gov-|cused of "agreeing upon identi- ernment accused virtually the en- tire rubber industry Thursday of tomer classifications, list prices, conspiring to fix the prices of|discounts, bonuses, tires and tubes. Fifteen manufacturers and two trade associations were named in a complaint by the federal trade cal or sul uniform cus- and all other nT iovances selling prices." The companies have 30 days in which to answer the complaint. advantage. EXPECT ANOTHER ONE Another competitor in the same field is expected to enter the pic- ture soon. The company involved is Penn- salt Chemicals Corporation, alin Philadelphia - based firm which has been scouting the British] Columbia Vancouver Island for a plant site since October, 1957. Their firm decision to build a ey substantially all of the industry's 000,000,000 of annual sales. The FTC alleged that the com- panies have broad agreements on every aspect of price policy and even fix the prices to be quoted 7, sealed bidding for government P ATTE S contracts, is ""These unlawful practices have lower mainland and suppressed competition and have a dangerous tendency to give the manufacturers a monopoly," a for ROXATONE PAINTS AVAILABLE AT Paint & Wallpaper 85 SIMCOE ST. N. t said. $10,000,000 chemical plant, sibly in the Crofton area on Van- eouver Island 30 miles southwest of here, may come within two or| three weeks. | The long delay in the decision has been caused by different elec- Cheese Exchange Prices Slightly Up KINGSTON, (CP)--Prices were slightly higher on the Kingston Cheese Exchange Thursday with 5,242 boxes of first grade white 35 5-16 cents per pound. In ad- dition 3,632 boxes of first grade colored sold at from 33% to 35% cents per pound. Specials were the equivalent of 7,417 boxes. The trade purchased all 5,242 boxes of first grade white and 3,632 boxes of first grade colored. pos-| ¢, i named include the 'big four'--U.S. Rubber of New Yorir City, and Goodyear, Fire- stone, and Rubber Company, all of Ak- ron, Ohio and 10 firms referred to minors," also were listed. The FTC alleged existence of an industry conspiracy under which it charged identical or substantially identical prices for tires and tubes to all customers of the same business standing, regardl- less of their geographical loca- tion and its bearing on freight cent: costs. cheese selling from 33% s to pr ls are deprived of advantages in de- livered cost they otherwise would] PHONE get, but they are compelled to pay part of the cost of transport- 1032 ation to more distant purchas- ers," the commission said. The tiremakers also were ac- RA Goodrich, General Tire|| 5-3529 the industry as 'the ROXATONE PAINTS AVAILABLE AT SIMPSON'S WOOD PRODUCTS HARWOOD N. IN AJAX said the big four purchasers not Next meeting is June 18. STOCK MARKET NET EARNINGS By The Canadian Press Agnico Mines Ltd.,, 5 mos. ended May 31: 1959, $155,631; 1958, $55,796. | Chateau-Gai Wines Lid., year | ended April 30: 1959; $229,486, $2.01 a share; 1958, $183,278, $1.61. | Golds Pace Market Advance TORONTO, (CP) -- The stock market, paced by golds, squeezed out a narrow advance in moder- ate trading Thursday. Golds had their best gain in three weeks. Final volume was| 3,013,000 shares, somewhat better | than Wednesday's 2,622,000. Among industrials, Aluminium | | | | Next in the 1958 salary sweep- | stakes was Ralph J. Cordiner, president of General Company. He got $399,999.50, the said, | $370,000 the year before. | cases payment included shares of | GE stock. G. Donner, chairman of General Motors Corp., with total compen- last year for the captains of U.S. Business Week magazine said to- day. Bethlehem cut of $100, the highest paid business exec- utive. His salary and bonuses for Homer's take-home pay was $98,- 374 dipped 5% at 313% after touching a 1959 high of 33 in the first hour. Massey-Ferguson lost % at 16. The big industrial win went to National Lead, a rare trader, up 9% at 118% on a single sale. Steel Company of Canada gained 1% at 79% while National Steel | Car added 1 at 18%. McIntyre was the leader, up 1% at 90. Dome added % at 19% while Hollinger gained % at 31%. International Nickel, up 1 at 92, was the feature among base metals. Falconbridge and Nor- anda added fractions but Hudson Bay and Consolidated had small losses. In western oils, Royalite gained 30 cents at $8.25 and Pacific Pete was up % at 13%. Index gains: industrials .05 to 531.73; golds 1.08 to 94.02; base metals .10 to 173.85; western oils | 19 to 122.59. Industrial Giants Get Cuts, Hikes NEW YORK (AP) -- Pay cuts were more common than raises industry and finance, a survey by Arthur B. Homer, president of teel corp., took a . But he still was 1958 totalled $511,249, After taxes, business week said, Electric ed with Steel colleagues placed behind Cordiner with compensation ranging from $379,485 to $394,322. These men took cuts ranging from $27,000 to $88,000. In both Five of Homer's Bethlehem Ranking eighth was Frederic sation of $373,508 against $442,500 in EASIER TO USE Employment Opportunities (Civil Service of Canada) SPECTROGRAPHER (chemist or physicist), Mines end Technical Surveys, Ottawa. $7,500-$8,580. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa and ask for circular 59-1508. CORROSION PREVENTION SPECIALISTS (chemist), Mines end Technical Surveys, Ottawa. $7,500-$8,580, For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa end quote com- petition 59-1507. ASSISTANT CHIEF OF OPERATIONS DIVISION (to ossist In the management of immigration offices in Canada ond Shred, itizenship and Immigration, Ottawa. $7,280- $8,340. MANAGEMENT ANALYSTS (to study systems end procedures, methods and standards), National Defence, Navy, Ottawa. $7,140-$8,220. SUPERINTENDENT, NORTHERN AIRPORT OPERATIONS, Civil Aviation Branch, Transport, Ottawa. $7,140-$8,220. TECHNICAL ADVISOR--CONSTRUCTION, National Defence, Ottawa. $6,840-$7,860. HUMAN GENETICIST, $7,500-$8,580 and BIOSTATISTICIAN $6,360-$7,320, National Health and Welfare, Ottawa. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa end esk for circular 59-2304, ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER (to develop, recommend and interpret policy and prepare literature related to the ad- ministration of the Unemployment Asgistonce Act), Welfare Branch, National Health and Welfare, Ottawe. $6,600- $7,680. SUPERVISORS OF AIRPORT OPERATIONS (with experience in maintenance of runways, 'buildings, heating and power plonts and water and sewer systems), Civil Aviation Bronch, Transport, Montreal, P.Q. and Winnipeg, Man. One Bilin- gual. $6,480-$7,200. Time limit extended to June 15. STATISTICIAN FOR HOSPITAL STUDIES, National Health end SYMPHONY OF COLORS Welfare, Ottawo. $6,360-$7,320. For details, 'write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa end ask for eircular 59-2303A. INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGIST (with M.A. degree), National Museum of Canada, Ottawa. $6,360-$7,320. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawe end ask for circular 59-494, CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR SUPERVISORS (with First Class Marine Engineer's Certificate), Marine Services Branch, Transport, Ottawa. $6,210-$6,660, ENTOMOLOGICAL ILLUSTRATOR (with degree or diploma in art, and some related experience), Science Service Branch, Agriculture, Ottawa. $6,210-$6,660. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa end ask for circular 59-481. DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTANT (with thorough knowledge of the principles and practices of accounting), Transport, Ottawa. $5,700-$6,180. VETERINARIANS (with university graduation), Agriculture, various centres, Starting salaries $5,400 ond $6,180. For details, write to Civil Service Commission, Ottawa ond ask for circular 59-23, RESEARCH OFFICERS (anima! pathology), Agriculture, Hull, P.Q. Starting salaries $5,400 ond $6,180. For details write » Soil Service Commission, Ottawa end esk for circular SONAR TECHNICAL OFFICER (to be responsible for mainten- ance and modification of sonar equipment installed in HMC ships ond establishments), National Defence, Ottawa. $5,130-$5,730, EXPLOSIVES LABORATORY TECHNICIAN (to perform chemi- cal analysis and tests on explosives, propellants, explosive devices and pyrotechnics , Mines and Technical Surveys, Ottawa. $4,770-$5,220. . Time limit extended to June 15. TRANSLATORS--SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES (with ability to translate from Danish, Norwegian or Swedish into Eng- list, ond from English into one of these languages), Burgau for Translations, Secretary of State, Ottawa. $3,600-$4,050. COMMUNICATIONS TECHNICIANS (with at least two years of high school, plus elementary training in electronic theory) External Affairs, Ottawa and Abroad. $3,750-$4,350, plus allowances while abroad. WORK STUDIES OBSERVER (to conduct studies in methods and work measurements and make recommendations there- on), lic Printing and Stationery, Hull, P.Q. $3,420- $4,020 MONOTYPE MACHINIST, Public Printing and Stationery, Hull, P.Q. $2.42) an hour. Except where otherwise indicated, details and application forms ot main Post Offices, National Employment Offices and Civil Service Commission Offices. PREMIUM | ROXATONE' CURRIN (0) 8 fo] 1] 3 ROXATONE SPRAY GUN AE ROXATONE | RETAINS OUTSTANDING DURABILITY OF REGULAR ROXATONE SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER! od "TRADE MA plus the new fits on paint can) ROXALIN' OF CANADA LIMITED