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TIMES, OSH. MES, |, 1967 000000 eRRReeeeeeneeeoean Ty! 'Bata Firm 'No Change Seen Likely Inendey, Medi 13, 196? 13 ) a Hy aL | | 2 Ch ft Ef liste entirely in such flelds as | ==en=e= | Protests For Private Charities pearestion whey "Ruan i tt iim = : sass | By THE CANADIAN PRESS ja better position to deal with|Ple to carry out the host of pro- Provincial government spokes-|them than governments," he|8rams."' ------)To Nyerere ' |men across Canada say private| said, "Changes won't be that; "The voluntary agencies are BUSINESS SPOT I IGHT charitable organizations mayisweeping and that soon." very strong and there's every | TORONTO (CP)--Bata Shoe'change but there is little pros-; Charles MacNaughton, On-|likelihood they will continue to jCompany of Canada Ltd. will|pect of them disappearing from/|tario treasurer, said he cannot|be strong." TORONTO 10:40 A.M, STOCKS 10:40 ) : & | . le. Distributed by CP Stock Sales High Lew a.m. cree bd jappeal to Tanzanian President) the fields of health, welfare and/foresee the disappearance of} Premier Ross Thatcher, whe Guctations In cents unless merkea's,| CB Alum A 220 817% 178 17 irms Ss ttawa O us Julius Nyerere today not tojrecreation in the near future. [private charities lis also treasurer of Saskatche j £-Odd lot, xd--Ex-dividend, xr--Ex-| CB Al B w 120 380 380 380 have the company's plant in| Andrew Saumier, president of} J. B. Carroll, Manitoba wel-jwan, said there will always be Riaias ses watranis, 'Nel change 1p Sita ea. 2 Tanzania taken over by thejthe Quebec Welfare Council,/fare minister, said there is nolja place for charitable organiza- mn ae sil Tague 250 $205 20% 20% e : government, Reginald Marsh-|suggested last week that private|chance of government takingitions. MINES oe an an ae i rude l a es n all, personnel advisor to Bata's|charities may disappear as gov-|-------------.§ 10:00 Ne? p zl0 Slit 11% lise . ® world organization, said Sun-|ernment takes over the financ-| , ist Steck = Sales High Low a.m. Ch' ey et ae aan |day. ing of social welfare ssdsind ge Y 1 1 y g s a : KI8s Accrs 5000 174.12 12 --%| © Petrofin ite Sis fis fis-- ww} WASHINGTON (CP) -- The and that it would be unwise to|matter, although Loulsiana oil! Mr. Marshall sald a company!' Mr. Saumier, a soctologist,| 32 Acme Gas 2000 A ae a -- 1) Chat-Gai aa Nt % Canadian government is underjread too much into his speech is cheaper. Pepin has said the/spokesman left Toronto Friday |told the biennial conference of| KS Agena, ig 1000 18 18 18 --vl Chomi7s p ds suns gt jt [Pressure from the Western Ca-|when considering Canadian ef-|Canadian government prefers|for Tanzania where he !s to| the Community Funds and Coun-| 2 Am Moly 3500 32 32 32 Columbi p 200 $19% 192 19% + "/nadian petroleum industry tojforts to increase oil and gas/more U.S, sales to tapping the/ meet with President Nyerere to-|cils of Canada in Quebec that! Ana U'bev 6500 93 'an as a | Sominco, | 540 $i3la 33% 38/4 + alexpand crude oll sales in the|sales in the U.S. Montreal market. jday following an announcement/appeal canvassers will have to| Ares 300 375 375 975 Con Bidg p 100 375 375 375 +30 |U.S. Nevertheless, his words have} Udall told the National Pe-|last week by the government/find new ways to make them-| an foo 1) 6 17 a | Son Siew 97 56 66 686 --4) But, in a move showing why|a bearing on how much more|troleum Council that costs and/that seven foreign companies|selves useful when voluntary) BALANCE YOUR BUDGET 843 Arcadia 7100 Hie: Con Pap w 200 $10" 10% 10%4--%/such expansion fs easier said|the expanding Western Canadaj|competition are going to help|will be nationalized. lcharity goes out of the money-| --" ee ee ee Gen Paprp 300 $144 244 244--ithan done, Interior Secretary|petroleum industry can reason-|the industry meet the challenge; Bata plants have been nation-|raising business. AND PAY ALL YOUR BILLS Barnet 2200 38 Corby vt 4 Sala aie ep vy|Udall has warned the U.S. do-|ably expect to flow across the/of other fuels. And he warnedjalized in Egypt, Iraq and Indo-| A cross-Canada survey by The South, 3 Belcher 2000 35 35 35 | Sorby B 100 $26la 26¥8 26a |mestic oil industry that a "'newjboundary. _ that the success of individualjnesia since 1960, Mr, Marshall/Canadian Press showed that re- , Pass. Bethim: 235 725. 720720. --10 | Coron'aw aan 'a9 '40 'ag *'° [game 4s starting" in the energy| Energy Minister Pepin, say-|energy industries in helping re-|said sponsible provincial cabinet min- WITH A SUPERIOR LOAN o! Black Bey 2100 7% 7h 7h Crain R 450 $374 37% 37% field. ing Canadian crude oil exportsiquce air pollution and land.) ~~ isters disagree with him, Most} rere RE avn ieigy 4 108 Oh gave | STOW Nest 250 $13¥a 13% 13% Petroleum in the future "'willjran at a record 379,000,000 bar-|scana despoilment will carry er said they believe private chari-| Bounty Ex 1169 18% 18% 18%--1]| Crush Intl 265 $12 12 I2!4 : jscap po ' C. V Broul Reef 5000 282 28 28 Cysnus A 190 435 435 435 = § {be less concerned with captur-|rels daily last year, an increase| weight. | Car Victim jties will continue to operate in| aoe and reduce your S appar- Brune ypkoe ae 24 asia ty] CvonVS B 200 $10 9% 9~--teling markets than with defend-|of 18 per cent, has sounded] sen Benes i _ |areas where government cannot Our top Calmor (8 500-42 4242 4 1 | DISH Sag 755 $a7"4 374 374 | ling those they already have,"|more optimistic than did a/FEW AREAS SAFE | Dies In Hospital help. monthly payments led the Cam Mine 28 12 12 (12 D'esbric p "100 450 430 450°" *|he told the National Petroleum|special report prepared { x} Under existing cost struc:| | G.I. Smith, finance and eco-| by as muchas half a ti Ig 2S $28¥% 24% 22% Dotasco 400 520% 20% 20% + YeiCouncil here recently. jsome Calgary interests by W.|tures, 'few areas in the country| LONDON, Ont. (CP)--One of|nomics minister for Nova Sco-| -- o 500 152 152 152 +1 Aceoll Fso.g = 318 B a Udall, the cabinet secretary|E. Levy Inc., of New York. are safe from competition from | oi persons hurt Sunday after-|tia, said it would be unfortunate elr- a ee: al Bomber 920 $18%6 18% 18% responsible for the U.S. oil im-} Canadian efforts to broaden nuclear plants,"' he said __|noon in a car-pickup truck crash/if private charities disappeared! : --_ 1000 234 232 23% + va], Dupont in ee port program governing Cana-|Canada's grip on the U.S. mar-| Huge petroleum deposits in'about five miles east of here,|because "well-run organizations! $50 to $5000 ne hed Bay ae ped an *| Fam Play 25 $34 «34 34 dian and other foreign supplies,|ket have been continuous since}oj} shales, which may be loos-|died in hospital Sunday night./can do this sort of thing more| oO ere 1400 99 98 99 --1| Fed Grain 200 $6 6% 6% + "inginted at the unprecedented|1961, despite. strong residual! ened by nuclear explosions, Police did not reveal the iden- effectively and more economi- "ye eo 5) a | Fleet Mig 800 98 98 "98 yg |Surge last year in use of nuclear |objections among independent) merited consideration, as did|tity of the victim. Two other|cally than government organi- SUPERIOR FINANCE ' € Bellek 1000 8% 8% 8 Ford Cnda 20$125 125 125 1 jenergy jpetroleum producers in the/synthetic gas and oil from coal.|persons involved in the crash! zations.' z i ution of Con Gillies 1000 7a Ta T+ val FPE Pion 200 $19% 19% 19% + %! He cited coal's comeback as|United States. | Finally, Udall said, economic;are in Victoria Hospital's in-| T. Earle Hickey, treasurer for} the fastest growing all-Canadian loan company ere" é pares 7700 35 23s 33 csi GMC ol a 6 $00 a 194 Ln an energy source and the im-| It generally is taken forland political factors govern the/tensive care unit In. serious con-|Prince Edvard Island, said pri-| 3%2 Simcoe St. S., 725-6541 io ome < Mogul 100 325 325 325 Globe Env 100 Soe. 98 9 |plications for the energy indus-|granted here that the mostiy.s. relationship to the world dition vate charities will continue their Don Rees, Manager. ¢ 37: to | P. 3? $2514 25 25 ,| Pica sy p Siren a is OS. gee 10) GL Paper, 22 se 2 *|try of air pollution curbs, a key|lucrative continental marke t/oj] pool and, while most foreign! Their identities are also being| work because there are some Dally to 5:30 p.m; Friday to 8.00 pams the out- C Rembier 450 201 200 200 +2 GNGas Ap 25 $23 23 ? a 3 pada Aeris Alberta|o s a teh by 2 : 4 Other evenings by eppointment, C RedP 3250 33 31% 32 val Greyhnd 425 $21'4 21% 2\%--% feature of the president's pro-|available to northern Albertajoij is cheaper, the domestic) withheld. areas, such as drugs and dis- t i} rice Sap" Fields 100 1% 10 10 ~ 1 aoe carp ey sista ioe eve "(gram for Congress. This pro-|oil--the Chicago-Detroit area--|market is protected for seven} One man and a girl, also un- abilities, where government can-| 31 SUPERIOR offices to serve you of fir 'op-M 15500 35 34¥4 35 | Hard Crp A 100 $15 15 i$ -- /gram may bring more competi-|is going to be tapped first by alof every eight barrels con-|identified, were not admitted to/not help. Eratgmt -- 200 $1 THe Tae -- Ye) Wood p00 Sa S, * |tive conditions for oil, natural|pipeline from rich off-shore oil sumed. |hospital | "Welfare agencies are often in| Deering «5250-19184 IA + a] Home A 166 $227 227% 227+ Ye) gas or coal, Udall said. Jvee _ oe igo oe oe aE rc a es pares ve Deerliorn §=-- 7400 2 2 Horne Fit 200 be | Some energy sources sugges | yhether that rules out a pipe-} "Bids 1283 136 13: 136 H B Cc 1805 $16% 16% 16% + V4 Py ' x Delhi Pee 3000 13 12% 124--%| HB ON Ges 100 $274 27% 27% |Udall was speaking generallyjline from Canada is --| ™ ho tg 2 2 --1| tusty of "300 sim see 198 -- Wo - jusky " 4 - } ee Bai gi i tt] ese eis 88" | MAGISTRATES COURT | ar we 1 Frobex M5 440 45 +15 | Imp Oll 632. $5934 59% 59% | at ae gn i Ad Hd ae | Imp Tob 100 $i4%e 14% 14% { nt 2 7 "s ig 94g we | Ste Weenie ainda ABA -- ' | Golurim = OB |g. Ind Miner! 180 $11% 11% lla + % rm us en é Gortdrm 75) 255 245 250 41 ind Wire S45 $6% 6 6% | Grosore. IO Zk Zh Bh Ingils 250 39% Me 9n-- % | Grdroy mY 6 Inland Gas 1000 $10% 10% 10% i Granisie 130 bord --"5 | int Bronx p 250 $20% 20% 20% 2 | Gulch 19100 17% 16 17 -- 1} IOt Meta 40 aa 417 | Gunner $00 190-180 1] ine 1238 8 8 = or n e | Herd Rock | 230 4 Int Nickel 235 $96 96 9% | Heath, a tem wl itt Ui NO $27Vs 27Va 274 + We | High-Bt 34 915 900 900 --25 | int UIE Or Oe Sah 92 92Vb An Oshawa man pleaded not; Assistant Crown Attorney J.| Huds "eo "7 a a" a tu Intpr Steel 100 470 470 470 guilty in Oshawa court Friday|E. Howell commented in sum-| ve 101 " Hydra Ex 1000 18% 18/4 18% Inv GTR A xe Se ato? ago + 8 | before Magistrate D. B. Dodds,|ming up that 'someone was de-| eaves Mi = Pag Po at ly Jefferson 125 $29% 29 290+ Wito a charge of assault causing liberately lying in a ha | Joliet 13000 "S150 5) 1 | Setersn we 288 stia 21m Zt 19 [bodily harm laid against him|"That's for sure," said Magis-| Jonsmith -- 1000 28Vs 28% 28+ Ve) Eei'D A 100 475.475. 47s --15 |by his wife. trate Dodds. | Joutel Jowsey S00 55 $5 55 Lafarge | 300 sia 12 ie? | Fritz Shumann, 339 King St.| Found guilty of the charge,' pale igi Ph i A LOont Cem 600 $SVa 5% 5% E., stated through an_ inter-|O'Neil was fined $75 or 10 days! toe el 1) tee Fin ee gtast tex 10004 w/{Preter that he asked his wifejand given one month to pay the | tae Min at SN me ia 6 200 $20 20 2 --%|why ds the toaster ruined?"'. |fine. ess in L Duteult 375 S15 14% IS + Ml) CTEY iveat 100 $76 7Ve TVs | : akehoad = 1000 2525-95 + Mal Oe CO ois sais 8% 8%-- | Mrs. Shumann swore that On| wNoRs | suicide L Osu ne ees aed CoB (50S $94 Ie 94+ "Feb, 6 her husband wanted | Le Lu 220 $19% 19% 19% oh co 25 $44 44 4 ab Two local youths, George Lelich 2905 490 485 490 -- Lob Chor 28827 2 ow --w\some toast and that she McMull 20° 780 Sim-| ainly @ in Oak en toeo wm Pais St2u 2% 124--\lcouldn't find the good toaster behedd vil aa Warne Alfed| - led pele ow 28 --2| Maclean H 140 Siti S84 32+) Ito prepare some for him. At otal i wr D fea As Street, | Va "4 4 . , ud "4 7 Medsen® "a0 111, 110. 10. +1 | Magna Bl 100 $l0m 10% 1o%+ wi this point, she said, he grabbed Whitby, were convicted'on con: Marchant 900 162 160 160 -- Maher 311% Als al her, ripped her clothes, struck suming liquor while a minor. 3 Sait mete Fis Sle Ise ls Mtr mils "250 $19. 1819 her with his fist causing a black fied five| les and z100 50 50 50 M oe ike 'd bruises to her face,| McMullen was fined $25 or five reduce pie Oe ie emt) eM 35.395 395. +50 |e, OD ,|days and Dawson $75 or 10 days| che } Metal Min 100 118 118 118 ee me eae choked her leaving marks on}; 'ail 4 Min' Ore 12500 35h 18 1s "| Mon Food 700 sve 4 oe 'her neck and threatened to kill . | ~ 3 wd } all did ( Senin "Wise the tee te Ty] Me conten 700. $56 Se ante her. a WILFUL DAMAGE use at New Cal 4600 35 34 35 + 2 | NE Contin w 100 eeu eu | After finding Shumann guilty) Frederick Thomas Johnson,| ota Neonex w $300 42 97 42 + 4 | Net Tru 4&3 $574 58% 59+ %\as charged, Magistrate D. B./o9 of Montreal, pleaded guilty; N Hosco 900 273-273-273 «+1 i sus: | | = ee Stes tke lai ec | abe ea ts sco gatinod 1 oe ae to a charge of wilful damage fi Oshawa A 105 $28 284 284 -- ve| Pen sen » arising from the smashing of 8 it Rema Hy hy as hl Pee cee ae Sean [cision that Shumann,Sppenr (85 plate-lass window. John. mm 1500 23Ve 23Ve 23ve+ Va] Pac Pete w each month to a proba' "son, with three other persons at Pow Corp 655 S114 11% 11'a+ Ve ' Norper" 100 13. "19 "13. $4] Price com 264 $134 13% 13% cer and keep the peace. the time, broke the window by N Cokistm 2125 70 70 70 QN Ges ie oth throwing a beer bottle through Worth Eup ($00 32 32 32 --1 | RenkOrg | We ee 30 490 [FORGERY it. He was remanded one month N how mo nS nl Rese" Ok HN oh Richard Joseph Buta, 16, 391)) A vitae ank = «*1000 289 evels| iy Se Ay daa ded guilty to/for sentencing and ordered to Nudut 10 15 15 15 + uj) Revews = 100 Sik Tie 7. (Blrich Ave, pleaded guilty to restitution during that orate Gel sim Ti law i] octamer Mo Heh 4 67+ ly charges of forgery involving] Mak ~ oe, eR ff e*| eres bees G -- yee Mameenie MY Joma | arama |placed Buta on } . Patino 2000 965 960 965 Shell Inv w 650 895 890 895 +5 i Th b | st Peo Exp 12000 60 58 58 -- 1 | Shell Can $40 $25%% 254 2514 -- Ve months and ordered that Bo twee Mosclenck, RR' is may e your 'a Priess 13000. 13Ya 138 13% } Shop seve 0 Be lo lee ei make. complete restitution with- Hampton, was convicted of im- e PickCrow 1050 23¥a 23V3 23¥--1i4| Simpsons Dee ie a lin one year er oatice h t th lo ri ae bei ey) ere OR ew paired driving and sentenced to cnance a Is iow p acer 250 $32¥%- 32% 32% + Ve er el , $ | -- oe Bees Cea eee a : vram 395 | | y y fast we . 7 ii -- Que Man 1000 25 25 (25 St Paving. WB te 9 + I Floyd a fi art 16 Hoover's Deluxe Constellation is certainly Canada's finest Que Sturg 5 95 (35 Steel Can 1950 $22¥% 215% 2194 -- Beatty pleaded gu y INTOXICATED cleaner value. It actually floats on air, has a double-stretch hewn, Ris Alg'c'w 190 site tise Het v4] Yor'Om Bk ior some Gre crt w/@ charge of drunk driving and)" to any Gren large disposable dirt bag and comes complete with tool rack 10 . 7 | a Py > Sen 'Anton! 500 26% 28s 28%4-43¥4| Traders A 120 $l0ve 10% 10% + Ve) was sentenced to 10 days in fell street rescival Ane of | and tools; rug and floor nozzle, dusting brush, upholstery Sectilite, B00) 39289 + 1 | Traders B10 Sh Sh Ml iall, Duffy had one previous S35 of five days in jail for bek and crevice tool. QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED. BUY NOW} rade sivna too 9 485 5 8 | Tan PL 240 $274 2714 27% --'a\conviction of impaired driving. |' ; or tg tg n sh or ii ; ail is 775 410 40s 410 +10 | Trans Mt 1430 $17% 1714 17944 %| intoxica na public place. fanri 0 200 --6 r . me bse Ao 2% 300 30 200 <6 Trans PPL a ae i aes irs a as ont Waren owe two weeks | Sulliv 25 35 385 385 U sections 100 E oda ere both 16, of Oshawa : -- Torney" seme aw 'tie tin T" |: Voreete. S76 Sam Sh Sth Wh] en ee te theft of | nour Rel 6 64 Bes Vie G Tr 2100 $154 15a 15% pleaded gall zt bina Dihiee BOOTLEGGERS WIN | Tombill 0 1S. VIS NS +4] Vulcan 10 sy 3 3 _, | tree sumo As-| KUALA LUMPUR (AP) --| Cana- 126 125 125 Wainoce 0 400 Ss ee van wiresidents. At the request of As- Li! MPU ) =| U Butfedn 1000 45 45 45 Walk GW 5225 $3134 31¥4 31¥a istant Crown Attorney J. E.|Malaysian moonshiners are do-| aoe Un Mech 150 iid " at] +, piety 3000 10 170 175, 10 Howell the charge was re-jing such good business the) le Re rs : ; : | ionton Urban @ | $000 15Ve 15/4 15 Westc'st 245 $274 274 2 t 0° |duced to one of taking the cars|liquor distillers' association is) March Windfall" -- "4000 -26¥a 26 26% West lod am 20 28 + t.|worried. The president told the New Wr Hi 220 66 86 8 W Brdcast 100 $15, 15) 15, -- "%iwithout the owners' consent, R P | Gans. Yukon 2600 104 104. 104 +4] Weston A 210 $204 bt bh Damage of $90 was done to one government 60 much illegal) -- Zenmec 1550 24% 2h 204-- Va] Weston B. 100 $21¥4 21¥4 21%a | | | AMINES foe cars. The two|samsoo -- native rice wine -- is| ° Ma. OILS GAS York Lam B 200 235 235 235 +25 | youths were remanded for sr ogg a os distillers] rofese Aiminex 100525 825 ons Sales to 11:00 a.m. 754,000 tencing to March 2 permi er reed to reduce produc-| > last Am Ledus 1500 20Y4 20%4 20+ 'h FOREIGN TRADING restitution to be made, . jocky) Bent alts sith te Tay | inalis 100 39% 94 842 |e19 STOLEN \ To "= N.S. C5 Pete 700 235 232 932 Straw Joo 175 175 175 +5 | Robert Bruce, 18, 29 Brock St. | LEWIS Mac: © Ex Gas 700 430 425 "0 ny Normetal 100 470 470 470 +1015)" ioaded guilty to stealing) OPTICAL lomes' 30 n- | or y Distribution of Treasury Shares $12 from the wallet of the ma I P. I h sty Ean Trient 100 300° 300" 300 The Toronto Roc, Sxchenge hes bees lager of alocal boys club, WHEreIN): oc ge can eiuxe roisner Cent Dei 716 $124 12 (12% advised that the following companies helped out on. occasion, stablished for over years © West P2120 160 145.160 have entered Into underwriting and op-;he helpe 101% King Street West | Dynamic 1500 174 171 '174 tion agreements which may result 'n/ Bruce was remanded to Feb. 725-0444 ear- ut! 10 Pirgo, , oe a2 Sos att +g | Wenn stares of hee componica | 4 for a pre-sentence report : Gt COllsds 230 $106 10% 10% the facilities of the Exchange: . A glamourous deluxe twin-brush ICE Int Hellum 707 375 370 370 --B| , Anglo American Molybdenite, Ansil/ IMPAIRED polisher with deep furniture guard and vied fe ae Sue' Southern Petroleum, Can Nisto| William J. Gordon, 480 Dre three sets of pads. Pads for applying N Cont" 500 "48 74g 7) T 4] Mines, Con-shawkey Gold Mines, Con-|Street, received 14 days in jail wax, felt pads for buffing and lamb's N Davies 1000 14 12 14 1 | solidated Red Poplar Minerals, Copper') after pleading guilty to an im- wool pads for high glosa. IR NC Cle =: $0 30 0 FF Lr Mas Gradore Mines, Irish Copper|paired driving charge. He had . Qkette 20 7 Ue syed Recent er, ak Peg lly had one ge hieoe conviction for e ¥ 2 4 J f fence. | Place @ 600186183 Be ee rise. BCE the same offen j kere ie4 4 4 4 =a explorations Ltd., Silvermaque Mining LEAVE SCENE Scurry Rn 225 $21 21 21 | ings, Urban. Quebec' Mines, "Wine| Robert O'Neil, 33, 639 Bloor . a " z : E., was found guilty o 1 | Eldrich Mines Ltd. St. E., UConse! 300 Ey es iva ri : leaving the scene of . seg oO iner Cc eaner Wes) a a) aa dent which occurred on Nov, 27, w'brane it om 0 0 = | Bavicion Asked _|iscr. ON or your carpets evision f eil said his car was 4 struck by an automobile driven 2 INDUSTRIALS . L by Gary Parsons, 448 Drew pews Deluxe Upright Cleaner. Acklands 1695 $649 6 «6% +% On abor aws Street. O'Neil admitted under 2s famous 'beats--as it sweepa-- aie Ges y 15 $55.0 3 as + | . Ont. (CP) cross-examination that he did priade ana cy wekg dian Ag aa ed NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. not report the accident to police MODEL OL lown m your rugs. A tS $96 9 It ;, ' Algoma st We $24- 24 26? "|--Ontario labor leaders Sundayland that he had driven away Converts instantly to suction cleaning. Alcan 2305 $364 36Me 36'4 + Valcalled for revision of the prov-|r, the scene of the accident. Includes wrap-around bumper guard, Alcan pr 800 41% 414 aI Ly i soa hd ¢ and dlanoeabla dist b Alumin' 9p 220 $4184 4134 4194 ince's labor laws governing the) 'p.+cone claimed that his car | headlight disposal ag. ; Anthes A 250 $23'4 23Va 238 use of injunctions and compul-|) 24 heen struck by that of the Y ESBITT | LIMITED QUANTITY. : asbes ho say zis 2370 + w/SOFY arbitration. accused and that when he got GARY N I H + * Atl Suger 1450 $9% 9 9%+Vs| William Dodge, executive out of his car and approached Representative Auto Elee = 150 5% 5%-- "4! vice-president of the Canadian H Bank Mtl $60 $61 60% 60% the accused's auto, the car took e Bank N $ 30 $68%4 68% 482 %|Labor Congress, told delegates! (te down the street. Parsons ARY 13-19 Beaver L 335 $36 asa 36+ 1 |to the annual education confer- telephoned the police at the SUN LIFE ) mw viy'w. "i0D gasses sas --ap [ence of the Ontario Labor Fe-|next corner. STARTS TODAY, SEE YOUR HOOVER DEALER NOW/ od Brazilian 240 $10Ve 10% 10% deration that injunctions are tn- ' Cc | yey 30) Aeous "Stas "S54 -- y|Struments favoring one class of ssurance Company | BC F 243 $24 24 24 +. |society over another. | of Canada | Br init Pin 30) as ams 398 418) 'During a eriticism of arbitra-| WEED FUEL OIL? | | Eives Ui Re tion laws, he said "there are no CALL Oshawa Shopping | Calgy $40 p . x1 $104V4 10dvs 1040s boards, commissions, arbitra- PERRY | Centre ee, Seger I See oe ae %|tOrs or experts of any descrip- ! can Com @ 22 $23 23 28 tion capable of making wade 723-3443 Phone 725-4563 si ae ee eA 24--idecisions as effectively as the BAY OR NIGHT | Grew 0 fi 76 yu-- free bargaining system," , F