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12 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, September 24, 1962 Today's Toronto Stock Market Listings 11 AM. STOCKS 11 Net By The Canadian Press Toronto. Stock Exchange--Sept. 24 Quotations in cents unless. marked $. S---Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex- > KWeniix-warrants. Net change is Previous board-lot closing sale.. é P Imp Tob pr INDUSTRIALS 2 a.m, Ch'ge |Int Nickel Int Util Int Util pr Interprov Jock wts ~ Stock if aS z100 $22 391 959% 59% 59% -- 175. $42 i $48 $7 1100 55 410 $12% 12 200 270 270 271 H 55 12 FEFE Meet eed géxtye egtutye i = 2 ' se i p: g 3 3 £ 100 812% 12% N12% T 750 $23 23) 23 250 $10% 10% 10% 700 87% ™% ™% 700 vada 8 ty ---% 1150 $18% 18% 18%-- % 100 26% 26% 24+ % WSS i it 100 330 330 330 204 $4% 44% UKT-- % 0 $16 8616 «616 370 $27% 23-944 100 9% % % +% 3S $26% 26% Bu~ % png $18% 18% 18% g@bbss ya orn pyre antes asp yceneetze sau t am 2 £2, 25° i 5 Clee Fa > SE a sghat + a, ¥ s >. 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BY 420 420 420 $294 29 24+ % 6 6 6 15% 154--% 13% 13-13 --% A a $11% 11% 11% nO. 705 118 2 = - F tb ucy ot8uSSes seSybSecnBey 1+ [+ ss bt efustecBcs Bbucg --10 118 «115 7 von 140 140 140 --2 11% 11% 144% 5 5 5 100 190 12 1 +h models of most: North Ameri- can-built. cars will be longer than their 1962 brothers. are infinitesimal, the direction appears to be fore instead of less. And this has given rise to new outeries from American Motors, champions of the smal- ler car concept. righteously indignant at the suggestion the' public wants longer cars. . President Roy. Abernethy dur- ing his preview showing of the new Ramblers. "The U.S, car buyer has not lost his mind." triots still are talking of the day when compacts will account for half of all cars sold in this coun- try. Their current forecast date is sometime within the coming year. for them than for anyone else because. American Motors, by virtue of being there first, set up the ground rules on what's aj compact and what isn't. DETROIT (AP) ---The 1963,conventional car measuring be- tween 170 and 200 inches is a compact, This includes the Ford Fairlane (197.6 inches), but not Plymouth is 205 inches long;) tions. The popular-priced stand- the new Dodge 208.2 inches, | ards, a group which Using the American Motors|lumps Ford, fn ae Ply- grouping, the compacts are the , Dodge Dart M biggest volume eg of the aig Bnei accounted for 36.5 indi . They popu- ' jarerice masiares last" March. ; In July, most recent monthjof 19 makes. or models which for which official figures are|are in 1963 than in 1962. available, compacts accounted)/The change of 6.2 inches the mercury Meteor (203.8 rit scout who id ttempted to clas 's have called the Fairlane and | Meteor intermediates. In 1962 Plymouth and Dodge (both 202 inches over-all) also were classed as intermediates by such authoritative trade journals. as Automotive News. But both of these Chrysler prod- ucts have grown. The new Although some of the changes The AMC brass can become "This is a fiction,'" thundered for 38.4 per cent. of all registra-lis the greatest. _ BACTERIA-RESISTANT SOCKS | (PERMACHEM TREATED) Use MECCA for SCRAPES BRUISES | INFECTIONS Mecca, @ favourite. family rintment for over 60 years Oy heals minor wounds, drug counters, Abernethy and his compa- It may come a little sooner] Buy Mecca in tin or tube The AMC version is that any KX REA AFZAL XH X KX HX KX AXAAL > New! Permachem combats perspiration odour and athlete's SK fort « .,. retains its effectiveness through many months of > laundering. pd EX K KKH KK XK HKK KX XK YobgecleS8legecunysdelsus feasceleecySeekeeceeeaesteeied f 3 $139% 139% 13% 13 130 «(33 100. 100 40 «43 «443 2500 270 SS +h" -- *|Yk Bear Sales to 11 s.m.: 861,000. 3000 1000 ee oe mer @'- 21 - 21 | | "CAPSULE NEWS. -7-Year Terms Negro Elected Mass. Bishop | BOSTON (AP)--A Negro has s Massachusetts for the first time} been elected suffragan bishop of} troj, missing here since Sept. 11, has arrived in Cairo despite an offi- cial U.A.R. denial and added he was probably taken there under "non-violent coercion." : in Krug headed a Munich trad- Be In C alro ing firm, Intra, which had been dealing with the sale of military MUNICH (AP) -- Police|equipment and rocket parts to jources sald Sunday that Dr.|the U.A.R. nz Krug, a West German| Another German rocket ex- Rocket Expert Missing, May -In Church Arson COLQUITT, Ga. (AP)--Three the 21st battalion association. in the history of the Massachu- setts Protestant Episcopal dio. cese. | supplier of rocket parts to the | United Arab Republic, had been planning to sell his firm to .n Israeli - Italian group before pert, Dr. Wolfgang, Pilz, who moved to Cairo a few weeks ago, had been in touch with Krug before departing, the white men each were sentenced Others elected were: Arthur to seven years in prison Satur-|Trappett, Ottawa, first vice- day for burning a Negro Bap-| president; William Michaud, ist churgh near Dawson last/Shannonville, second vice-presi- Monday. Superior Court Judge dent, and M. B, Button Belle- Walter Geer imposed the sen-| ville, secretary-treasurer. fences on Marvin Allen Milner,| | URGES TRUTH ON TV 31; Glenn Roland, 55, and his; son, Melvine Roland, 22, All) VATICAN CITY (Reuters)-- Pope John said in a letter pub- had pleaded guilty. lished Sunday that the state DOG HEALTHY should protect its citizens LONDON (Reuters) -- A dog) vision might do. The Pope said Venerable John' M. Burgess, | } 1956, was elected suffragan bishop on the first ballot at-a| special convention in St. Paul's| Cathedral Saturday. 53, Archdeacon of Boston since Krug | napped. certain that Krug, listed as sources said. A small truck, fitted with equipment for tropical zones, was bought for Pilz by Krug Sept. 3. is mysterious. disappearance. 's wife said he was kid- The sources said they are | With 112 of the clerical vote and 80 of the lay delegates' votes required for election, Burgess got 138 clerical votes and 103 2-3 lay votes. 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