The Oshawa Times, 6 Jun 1960, p. 18

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18 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, June 6, 17u0 ---- | Bank Borrowing Rate Cut In U.S. |aeipnia ana san rrancisco,| Others of the 12 banks in the sys-| tem were expected to follow but| there was no rush to get on the bandwagon. Some rinanciers expected| cheaper borrowing to propel| business closer to the rate ex- pected when the year began. The key to the outlook was whether the reduction becomes rne steel ana automoblie in dustries slashed their output this week. The Memorial Da; holiday weekend was partly t blame. Ford Motor Compan, shut down five plants for inven tory adjustment. Steel production slipped to 61.¢ per cent of capacity, lowest since the week of Nov. 9. Last week's level was 65.6 per cent. Som 25,353 a year ago But the outlook was good with in estimated production of 623,- )00 cars expected in June, which ould make it the best June ince 1955. Output in May otalled 611,958 cars, and that vas the best for the month in ive years. Sales sagged in the appliance ndustry last month. Retail trade again slipped below the level of Range Of Action Sought By Women | Canadian Press Staff Writer NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)-- An organization that started as Long of Winnipeg, freelance riter and former director of the BC women's services. She is or- Underhill, London, lent profes- sional advice to technical ques- tions. INTERNATIONAL PLAN Mrs. G. D. Finlayson of Ot- tawa, nationai council president, said that at the international council meeting in Istanbul in Au- gust, Canadian delegates will urge a concerted effort to bring up a generation of children free from prejudice. form course of instruction for a citizenship applicants. STAND ON REFUGEES Ar open door for refugees wa advocated "in reports. "The tim is long past when we shoul: shoulder our responsibilities t the less fortunate, both from ths Christian philosophy we profess and because of the space we pos sess uninhabited." In the area of penal reform the producers took furnaces out of operation. Several thousand wo kers were made idle. Most com panies planned to get their closed facilities back into operation next week. ;anizing a Lady Aberdeen mem- rias library of books by and about women as a tribute to the council founder. amount of interest charged wien general and whether the banks nember banks borrow money|adjust their own interest rates rom the reserve system. It us- proportionately. wally is reflected in the rates the, Tae stock market perked up nember banks charge their bor- somewhat on the news os owers. kers felt that lower interest rates The rate - cut to 3'% per cent|would make the yieids rom four was approved for the mon stocks and bonds more a 'ederal Reserve banks in Phila-| .ractive to investors. PORE AD he parhament for women, before NEW YORK (AP) -- Is Unitex States business going to get : stimulating shot in the arm? That question arose this wee after the Federal Reserve Boar approved a geographically lin ited cut in the discount rate The discount rate is th In the area of national action,|council wants its members ae |the council wants native Cana-|quainted with the need for i |dians to take their vote more ser-{more enlightened approach foi |iously and new Canadians to be|the 75 per cent of prisoners re Experts such as Marguerite instructed on the r ibilities|quiring minimum security pris Bailey, Toronte medical doctor, of citizenship. |ons. Treatment and rehabilitatios vere highlighted by and law graduates Mrs. William One resolution called on the|ratier than punishment is the witty intrusions from Elizabeth Abbott, Montreal, and Mrs. F. 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