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sii eae aaa ELE Rana. aa i bu 16 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Fridey, July 6, 1962 Appeal Court Upholds du Pont GM Stock Case NEW YORK (AP)--The US. Court of Appeals affirmed Thursday a federal court deci- sion which cleared the way for E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co. to begin distribution of 23,- Chase Manhattan Bank, egis- trar of the GM stocks, is ex- pected to set into motion a mall distribution plan. Distribution will be made only to the common stock holders of du Pont, on the basis of 44 share of GM for each share of du Pont common. Du Pont has proposed to dis- tribute its remaining 40,000,000 GM shares within three years. The plan was evolved as a way to settle an anti-trust battle in the federal courts that wound Had Uninspected . Meat, Fined $100 KITCHENER (CP) -- Gilbert Brohman was fined $100 and costs Thursday for allowing un- inspected meat to be stored on the premises of Brohman's Food Market. City meat inspector Dr. R. E. Beggs testified he found tainted meat in a foul-smelling storage area in the basement of the Brohman store April 26. Broh- British Paper Assails MD's LONDON (CP) -- The Daily Mail, commenting on the cur- rent health plan dispute in Sas- katchewan, says "when doctors strike and neglect patients, the voice of humanity protests." "That this could happen in Britain is so inconceivable that we regard Saskatchewan with astonishment and sadness," it adds. "Even our nurses refuse man said meat seized bel d to a third cousin who had left 900,000 shares of common stock of General Motors Corporation. up with an order to du Pont to divest itself of its GM holdings. it there to be butchered. to abandon the sick to forward a justified and overdue wage claim." 9.7 PER CENT HIKE China Sales Up Export Volume OTTAWA (CP)--Big increases in sales to the United States and Red China buoyed Canada's ex- port volume in the first quarter of 1962, Despite export declines to Britain, France, West Germany and Australia, the over-all vol- ume in the January-March pe- riod advanced 9.7 per cent to |$1,352,520,000 compared with $1,232,795,000 in the same period last year. The detailed figures were re- leased today by the bureau of statistics. Exports to the U.S. went up about 25 per cent or $166,922,- 000. The totals were $818,561,000 as against $651,639,000 a year earlier. Sales to Red Chi again reflecting the wheat deals' --rose to $42,123,000 from §$5,- Thus the gain in sales to both countries was $203,218,000-- more than 20 times the over-all export increase of $19,725,000. Value of shipments to Britain in the first quarter fell to $191,- 684,000 from $218,943;000. Those to West Germany went down to $33,718,000 from $39,629,000. Sales to Australia fell more sharply, to $19,611,000 from $26,014,000 a year earlier, Ex- ports to France dropped sharply as] Exports ToCuba Drop in March OTTAWA (CP)--Canadian ex- ports to Cuba plunged spectacu- larly in March, accentuating a ports--the No. 2 export com- modity--were sharply higher at amend as against $110,171,- Export gains were also re- corded for wood pulp, lumber, crude oil, aircraft and parts, fish and fishery products, non- downward trend that begag in February. The bureau of statistics re- ported today that March ex. ports to the Communist-oriented Caribbean island totalled $248,- 354 compared to $2,648,315 in March of 1961. The March figure was less than half the $550,000 figure re- corded in February--which itself was the lowest in more than 10 years. : For the first quarter of 1962 exports were down by more than one-half from the same riod a year earlier--$3,192, to $10,090,000 from $17,339,000. The newsprint market abroad farm machinery, nickel and aluminum. Other declines were! as compared with $6,898,857. Predictions here are that Cu- sagged slightly to $168,584,000/in copper and products, andjban purchases from Canada from $172,800,000, But wheat ex-juranium ores and concentrates.'will continue to decline. Save 20%! Cape Cod style Chair End-of-Line Clearance! Comfortable garden-style for home and cottage Sturdy hardwood construction paint or stain.. weathered to a to . or mighty attractive rich natural finish. 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