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PICK STUDENTS sities, were chosen by their re- TORONTO (CP)--A contingent spective universities for their THEATRE GUIDE of Canadian university students maturity and academic standing o "» and professors will participate in|but the final selection was made Brock -- "Blue Denim," 6.55 and; jog) World University Serviceiby WUS of Canada. They include 10 p.m. "Moonfleet," 8.35 p.m. international seminar in Israel|Robert A. Little of Queen's and Last complete show at 8.25 p.m. [this summer. The 36 Canadian|William R. Tremaine of Waterloo Marks -- "The Blazing Forest," 18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Merch 3, 1960 Today's Stock Market Listings on Toronto Exchange 1 AM By The Cansdiss Press Toronto Stock Exchange--March 8 (Quotations in cents unless marked 8. Net Stock Sales High Lew 11 a.m. Ch'ge Cop-Man 8% 8% + Coprand 2 + Stock Sales Nigh Low 11 a HH MM--¥ oh 2% Stock Sales High Low 11 a.m, Plt ol Prairie Ol 300 240 200 30 Provo Gas 2451 210 210 210 +5 students, drawn from 25 univer-| University. ? ! &8 ot, xd -- Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- 8% 8--0dd r ghts, xw--Ex-warrants.) INDUSTRIALS High Low 11 a.m. 386% 21% t 39 C Pack B 100 Can Perm 220 € Bank Com 110 C Cel 175 pr on C Collieries 125 C Colli pr 500 C Curt W 200 c Hydro Car 250 Cockshutt Col Cell Con Gas Con Gas A $ Con Gas B 3 Corby vt $17% 17% Crain RL % $19% 19% gegueyuizaus FEE : FEE 3% "ih 7 f k | "yn 7 Haga 2 » of $i ERY pseEssn SEREEEIamEEE Net Ch'ge -% ggacas ) L Rite § J; supndls RY poggszs "REL: >>4 1 | 4 1] =58 +11 > s11+1101 FREFERE Acme Gas Am Bailey 8 A Britalta Calalta I+ EJ 583E _ otfudbien 85 & Bs 2 EEBIFEHaE wud Ssggolygge.sy 210 00 Q N Gas 100 QN Gas un z10 Roe AV C 500 Royal Bank 335 Russell 275 Tag 2166 Dome Pete 140 Dynamic 500 - Home Oil B 110 HBOUG Permo pr Phillips 6 U5 25 43 4 $18% 18% 18% + W Cc 35 350 380 Fargo 200 3 Ranger 100 126 126 126 +3 Royalite 5750 940 920 920 25 South U 1000 16 16 Stanwell 43 4 +3 ub Oll 120 120 -1 108 103 45 Dein I+ ¥¥ Mdal rans Can I'riad Of FF ¥F Ia SE uE3zsyclznsuz nnn 5 * L & gEkIgeN.y wd: Sgclinsuz uns * $F ¥ Lam Su Camp Chib Dyno C Malart Can Erin Chib M Can Met Chib M Chimo Chrom Coch Will 0 Cody Reco New Comb Met 5 New Coniagas Bi 9 - N C€ Denison Nick: C Den wis Nips C Discvry Con Gillies CG Arrow C Halliwell 55 Nors, Con M and § 580 17% 17% N Gate #00 55 54 84 C Mosher N C Con Negus 500 Craigmt D'Ar Dome East Mal Eureka Falcon Fatima Frobisher foot ol ue Gunnar unnar Kilembe Kilem C wis Labrador L Shore LL Lac Lyndhst Macdon Madsen Maralgo Maritime Mcintyre Mcien Merrill 2000 83 Midrim Mylama Noranda 35 Norbeau Normetal N Rank 2000 9 95 9 agom ite fosst i SE &8 BsstosiesdEsugst gg Plaza -- "Operation Regent -- 12.45, 8.55, 7.05, 10.20 p.m. "The Americano," 2.25, 5.35, 8.50 p.m. Last complete show at 8.40 p.m. Petticoat," 1.00, 2.55, 5.05, 7.20, 9.35 p.m, Last complete show at 9.25 p.m. "Samson and Delilah," Shown daily at 1.30, 5.20, 9.20 p.m. "Ulysses," shown daily at 3.35, 7.35 p.m. Last complete show at 7.35 p.m. E34 4H aque 8 9 oo" NY 24% 0% "0H 204 --- W #2 83 41 wit 400 77 TT 3 400 $11% 11% 11% -- % 500 51 51 51 wd 600 13 12 12 +5 Bid 6500 1s 13 13 lund 1500 1" 1-1 1000 52 80 50 600 & 63 G3 1 el MS 1254 42 42 4 sing 550 110 110 110 41% a 44% + % 800 63 1 300 " 20 23 -8 SEE HEAR yne 2000 8 L oldstrma 8200 90 95 fd ot ta *e wk The powerful {ce-breaker, d'Iberville, is shown smashing | her way into Montreal harbor. In the foreground is Jacques | | d'Iberville, scouting other ice- OPENS MONTREAL HARBOR Cartier bridge, and at left the | set off speculation that there helicopter based aboard the | Will be a record opening of the chipping season this year, Nor- mally the season opens at the packs. The lce-breaker's arrival | end of March or in early April. 4 Uranium Northspan bonds. Payment of|in early July, and probably also their bonds--totalling $16,000,000 on the American Stock Exchange, --will also be speeded up. They|where Algom and Northspan now will meet March 14. are listed. The new company--under the TWstimates in security eircles - Com anies name of Rio Algom Mines Ltd. have put a value of around $11 --is scheduled to come into being a share on the shares of June 30. Its shares will be listed the new company on the basis of n the Toronto Stock Exchange|ils present uranium contracts, To Merge | By FORBES RHUDE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Canadian Press Business Editor TORONTO (CP) -- The way was practically cleared Wednes- day for a merger of four North- ern Ontario uranium companies. Shareholders of Milliken Lake Uranium Mines Ltd. approved the proposal by a vote of 3,167, 875| shares to 500. The Milliken action followed| similar near-unanimous approval at meetings this week of the| three other companies directly concerned -- Algom Uranium Mines Ltd, Pronto Uranium Mines Ltd., and Northspan Ura- nium Mines Ltd The mining properties all lie in the Algoma district of Northern Ontarlo where Elliot Lake and] Blind River are the big ura- alum-producing centres. NEED ONE VOTE Only approval still required is that of Milliken bondholders. | They are asked to accept some changes in terms which now con- flict with terms attaching to the Industrial Index Gains Wiped Out TORONTO (CP)--Three days of successive gains by the industrial index were wiped out Wednesday. Index losses: Industrials 2.89 at 401.82; golds 42 at 87.17; base metals 1.74 at 158.50; and west- ern oils .31 at 94.51 The volume was 1,848,000 shares, heavier than Tuesday's | 1,733,000 TG. 'Bright took the biggest | industrial drop, going down 3% at 42. Eddy Paper A and Canadian Wallpaper A each lost 2% at 56 and 29. Toronto General Trust was down 2% at 41 and Royal Bank lost 1% at 71. International Paper fell 1% at 106% and Steel Co. of Canada slipped 1% at 74%. Bridge and Tank moved ahead 1% at 22 and Famous Players jumped 1% at 19%. Canadian Iron foundries was ahead % at| 23. Noranda, Hollinger and Inter national Nickel all lost a point.| Falconbridge fell % at 20%. Gun-| nar lost 95 cents at $8.35, a new| 1960 low. Consolidated Denison| was off 25 cents at $9.10 and Al- gom was unchanged at $9.40. Bailey Selburn dropped 35 cents at $6.25 and Home Oil A fell 45 cents to $9.05. Royalite gained ACROSS 1. Use a divine rod ing 6. Internation al lan, 8. Bills pay- able (abbe.) 10. Marble 11. Arab chiefs tain (var.) 13. Grourdlike fruit 34. Limbep 15. Vend We Maturing 16. Club DOW: 20. Chip. b H diy parents 2. S-shaped molding 3. Having a whitish eye 4. German CIE] sweet yeast 23. Tincture [7 id, i (TIA [PIEID] 5. Even (poet) opium 6. Abate in 24. Nick- tenseness names 16. Washes 7. Leave out 26. Behold! 17. City train 8. Decapitated 28. Knock 18. Hewing tool 9. Ironers 30. Gay . 19. Like 12. Ordinal num- 33. Timid 20. Most flirts. bersuffix 34. Abound tious 23. Dip out 25, Chie: Stadium, for one 26. Kind of beer 27. Offers 28, Circuits 29. Music note 30. Mother 31, Perform 32, Arched part of foot 35. Oriental nurse 38, Additional 39. Slyly sare castic» 40. A stratum '41. Andean plateay 42 -- Captain, California [SERIE THE PILGRIM PLAYERS --Present-- "CHARLEY'S AUNT" McLaughlin Library on Thurs., Fri., Sal. - March 10-11 - 12 TICKETS AT THE DOOR OR FROM MEMBERS For Information Phone RA 8-8388 $1.40 at $9.45. | STOCK MARKET NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Ltd., year ended Dec. 81: 1959, 487, $1.16 Northern Quebec Power Co. Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 1959, $674,153, $2.22 a share, 1958, $649,241, $2.11. Jan. 9: 1960, $1, 337, 415, 44 cents a share; 1959, $1,487,300, 48 cents. | | Tobacco Sales 12,262,800 Pounds | ' | TILLSONBURG (CP) -- The On 53 |tario Fiue-cured Tobacco Grow- |ers' Marketing Board reported |s ales Wednesday of 2,262,080 | pounds 'at an average price of 55.61 cents a pound. Sales to date i |are 129,041,159 pounds at an aver- 3 age price of 56.50, | There were 141,097 pounds of MH-30 treated tobacco sold on the open market at an average price of 44.07. Sales to date are 773,545 |pounds at an average price of --CP Wirephoto | |44.53. BOTH IN Pe | COLOR! Hy the author of "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY" WILD DAYS. JEN THE RAST BUCK AD Dominion Scottish Investmentsithe special 202,115, $1.23 a share; .|examine defeice expenditures $ 5% a share; 1938, $165, only for the fiscal year that ended Steinberg's Ltd., 6 mos. ended |Penditures since April 1, 1958, as| reported in the public accounts of | I Defence Committee Scope Limited OTTAWA (CP) -- The govern- ment made clear Wednesday that Commons defence committee will be empowered to March 31, 1959. Defence Minister Pearkes gave notice on the Commons order paper that the 15-member com- | mittee will examine defence ex-| Canada. The public accounts so TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. CBLT Channel 6 PRIME MINISTER THE RT. HONOURABLE JOHN DIEFENBAKER In the television series "The Nation's Business" The Progressive Conservative Party far available do not go beyond | March 31, 1959. MICHAEL CRAIG ANNE HEYWOOD L JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE ADULT ENTERTAINMENT DANCE TO A DIFFERENT BAND EVERY FRIDAY This Friday Night Only THE CKLB GOLDEN VALLEY BOYS RED BARN uso) ONTARIO'S FAVORITE FUN SPOT RA et CA A lt Ai SAT. NIGHT--TED TAYLOR'S BAND AGAIN By Popular Demand CKEY's AMAZING DIGGER DAVE (in Person) RADIO CKEY'S TOP PERSONALITY Presents "PLATTER PARTY" Friday, March 4th Regular 7 f "Cencda's Unusuel Ai DANCING 9 p.m. --12 p.m. ea Admission $1.00 Reilman.~ § "TOMORROW | LAST DAY: "OPERATION PETTICOAT" in COLOR! ANK SINATRA N MARTIN SHIRLEY MacLAINE . 6M proves A 806. SIEGEL PRODUCTION SX "SOME CAME RUNNING + ABW MooKTon i hep. 1 LL Both Adult Entertainment BLT MORE [anew DUE TO THE LENGTH OF THIS PROGRAM THE LAST COMPLETE SHOW WILL START AT 7:35 P.M. JEATURE "SAMSON AND DELILAH" 1:30-5:20-9:20 TIMES: "ULYSSES' AT . .. 3:35 - 7:35 SEE Te COLOSSAL ABYENTURES OF THE MipTi=ST CoL0SSuS WHO EVER Liven! 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