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1AWA TIMES, 10, 1967 ; eee THE OSHAWA TIMES, Monday, July 10, 1967 13 ents race DGE - 3 '= --s | Hes | i =i ~~ ad cy . . | . ". Oe a = ? ad Lead Job Shortage | Building Industry Declines 7-Week Strik Y BECKER OW = tt} ul In n e In e eh: & Mae 5 a Ba TORONTO er, -- Summer asters' job opportunities for Toronto's a S d mplonship Play) T OD AY' Ss ST O CK Ss 125,000 high school students are onstruction a ue rops nds oun ay : -- youth employment saaeac TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto's ulnerable, TORONTO 10:40 A.M. STOCKS | Alcan Elaine Kirsh, dir By REN SMITE |_ The two other major categor-/Costly seven-week construeti M. pr 200 899) e e Elaine Kirsh, director of the ,. 3 i J egor-| ion Norra ° ee arene by cP eae Anaios. an 335 $70 20 0 4% { , \federal youthpower office, said =, Press Business Editor jies also showed increased pay-/stoppage ended Sunday when A104 Quotations in cents unless marked $.| Anthes A. 25 $26% 26% 2644--- We) 1 e nsurance ompanies in an interview Friday the job Sharp declines in the value of|ments. Mines were up to $172,-/more than 1,000 members of the 8752 2--Odd lot, xd---Ex-dividend, xr--Ex-| Argus B pr 55 $4512 45/4 45/4 situation is "tougher than it has|"°W Construction have resulted /494,000 compared with $161,018,- i rights, xw--Ex-warrants. Net change is} Asbestos 275 $2323 23 | P "9 nit MaStin an over-all drop i 000 i i gg|international Laborers Union K96$ Waa wile CCE dele ee | ates te te ever been. | OV drop in work for and institutions such as} AS "| AM Sug 135 $2004 20ve 2004 -- "| a fan bar olice has tacea|tne vital building industry in the trust companies $89,742,000 com-| Voted to accept an agreement mar, MINES Ph a ee an ANGE INVESTMENT FALL]LMD soc'oaisr ine sor susdentswho| "Figures e om pie Sonics cuca 'ea ws ae $k Qs) rosso net | BAM NS 225 Show lee lee + + applied for jobs. legate: Bullding i A . : by the| ACTIVITY INCREASES officials and construction firms. ; i$ 7 s ; i 951048 or -- High Low a.m. Ch'ge| Beaver . Boe By JAMES NELSON year they had more than double! His thesis--held by a good| Other employment offices re-|total value of construction con-\,2°® Canadian Association of A series' of strikes and lock- 7. ph de 700 'ein a se sore 6 te : --% OTTAWA (CP) -- There has] he amount, $359,800,000, and|many other knowledgeable in-|port the same. The federal man-|tracts awarded in the first six Purchasing Agents reportedioyts had stopped all work on + 3 Ang Ruyn 300 100 100 10 +2] Bow Valy 4 $48% 484 48% | been a steady decline in the last | $359,800,000, and more than a|vestors and investment advisers |power office found jobs for 1,000 ; x 914 /0usiness activity picked up in| SOUTH an Valy 100 $147 14% 1d7a-+ ¥4\ : A ; months this year is $2,335,214,-| most road, sewer, watermain th Ang Dev suo 7s 78 75 | | Bowater 00 Sie 'We Wet '| six years in the proportion of | i0-per-cent greater proportion of |--is that gilt-edged bonds such |students out of 8,000 applicants, |99_down $49,823,000 from the|2¥ from the previous month.|/and general construction sites KQ9 'Aunor 100 280 280 20 pense se pala) uu Ls yp life insurance company assets| their funds, 3.4 per cent, in com-|as those of the government and| Teenage Overload placed 600! similar period of 1966 A survey of its members'in the area affecting 3,000 ¢ Barnat 7200 353333 CPh 4% p 25 $82% 8212 B24 invested in federal government |mon and preferred stock. industrial bonds of well-estab-|out of 5,000. Increased spending on housing) Cun' 44 Per cent of the com-| workers ' ' KQJ7107 Sol het om ee | Se ee Sine ie bonds, The major basket of life insur-| lished, stable companies are| John Purdy, youth specialist) anq institutional and engineer.|P2™es they represent with an} Michael Brunswk 1100 635 625 635 +10 | Can Perm" $107 107 107 And there has been a compar-|ance company investments is|fine vehicles for safety of prin- at the Canada manpower cen-} ' sinkt "*T/ increase in new orders and only|, Chae Reilly, president of heme nS i | erm 100 $11 11) oN ve ' : Pos : : ing projects prevented the de- Local 18 t unker 000 212 2% 21% | Cdn Brew 1450 $7 7 7 --¥\ able build-up in the investment| mortgage loans and sale agree-|cipal and steady but modest re-'tre said in an interview the de-|,, , 14 per cent with a decline. socal 183, said 0 per cent of C Mines 23000 77, 75° «75 +4) CBA < bs 3 q u g ; jcline being larger 7 'the work North Cats ha ee te lum A 250 $15% 15% 15% -- | portfolio of 16 insurance compa-|ments relating to property sit-| turns. crease in the number of stu-| pj 'line: ) _. | Production was reported) '"¢ workers voted to accept the East 20 | € Chem w 150 380 380 ie reeien LJ property ; ' Biggest decline has shown in ,,, a. 1@ Pass | ¢ Tung MO 24 2 2 | © Curtiss 1200 69 68 nies in Mortgages and common|uated in Canada. But to beat the trend of infla- dent jobs has been going on for!pusiness spending. New con- higher by 53 per cent of the/Pact calling for a 95-cent-an- 39 «Pass | Can Keely 2000 7 7 7 +m) & pyrene 150 ass, 455, 458, -- § land preferred. stock. INVESTMENTS CLIMB tion and participate with profit|the past 10 years. ltracts in this category have|©O™panies and lower by 11 per hour increase over 29 months Candor 26000 25 23 23 --1'%4| C imp Bnk 165 $6534 65% 65% The figures are revealed in a| From a total of $2,998,900,000/ in the growth of the country, the. Factory employment opportu- aa ' aa jcent for sewer, road and watermain Can-fer 1600 99 | 65 . ; A : {been worth a total of $278,476,- . ork 7 j five of tnad Conan ot, LE " +3 C, Marcon! 130 $57 Se 57 + Ye bank of Canada tabulation of re-|in 1960, or 43.4 per cent of their | wise investment dollar goes into nities have shrunk although |g99 compared with $436,983,000 Fifty per cent of the compan-| Workers currently earning $2.20 Rice o ed Chib M 500 $6 56 56 +3 © Petrofin 140 Slua lave HR ports by the department of in-|total assets, these investments|equities -- common and pre-service jobs -- in resorts, res-|jas¢ year 988," ies increased employment and|4d $2.25 an hour. in the Coniagas 1000 53 53. «53 -- 11] Cdn Tire 212 $27 26% 27 surance. rose to $5,331,000,000 or 50.8 per |ferred stock, or an equity inter-|taurants and summer camps--| | j ' only 10 per cent laid off people| He said the largest gains are - Argentina and Conigo Ma a we 8 | CTA te ts a ; : ; ; ! Industrial contracts have de- ; : Best & ie ha 8 Con Fardy 700 299 299 299 +31 Caribbee © oe an po om? | From total assets invested in} cent last year. est in a piece of property. had increased, he said. clined to $305,255,000 from $451,. ComPared with April. in new job classifications in the Dlympiad nee : oe ie a6 8 2| CH Fund A 150 $9%4 9% 9% government bonds amounting to! These are the kind of figures |~ ee ee : << . . ~ | 465.000 pen '| Prices, however, continued tojcontract benefitting more than ala € Marcus 1000 16 16 16 -- '4 Chemcell 2135 10% 10% 10% -- v4 $569,800.00 in 1960, the figure|that would have reinforced the | gue Dee adres | fee 'climb, with 40 per cent of the|50 per cent of the 2,500 union Arun 3 ¢C Morisn 1000 475 475 475 --5 | Columbi p 175 $17, 17 17," fell to $313,000,000 last year. But |speeches of George Hees a few} AT & T P { t LARGE CONTRACTS DROP firms talking of higher costs for} members. ; 'ooh acques, . ee a ao 83 +11 Cominco 320 $31% 21% 31%--\% investment in common and pre-| years ago when he was presi- TO. 1 es ric 10ns In both these categories. @/some products. Eleven per cent) Mr. Reilly said 1,200 ih rig ee. C RedP 41000 38 36 © =37 ca Con Pore 100 $36% 36% 36%--%|\ferred stock has risen in the dent of the Montreal and Cana- major factor has been a drop|noted some lower prices, espe- lived Bh cy " em- une, 1964, issue Coprcorp 100 545454 con rem We oe. le ae same period to $359,800,000 from | dian stock exchanges. He occa-| in the number of contracts!cjajly for zine and zinc prod- ind § dieslesaackicce ed Vorld m r Cop Fields 400 136 133. 136 1315 $18% 18% 18% x pa.s' . ; Pp and paving jobs are expected to Marcela tenn Craigmt rh a Crestork 200 $64 66 68 -- Ye $131,300,000. |sionally makes similar speeches | lt M Sh h ld worth more than $1,000,000. So/ucts return to work today. The rest pled Bite ote ied «| chat Bah i --" wencentace pnors while campaigning tor the Con JOAL AMAJOL ONALENOLGETS i vicsinun in tre simiar ce Sea Sls os c 360 0!) S tite int ve leadership. -900,000. 5 aoa but what bid, Discovry 100 10.110, 110 | Balas' 100 810 1010 «ws! _ SIX years ago, the 16 life in- deities ats a ee _ period last year, they were BIGGEST MAMMAL lend of the week. heart, could [ East Sull 555 $35 530 530 --10 ll "s ne $a # Be ii surance companies had 8.2 per oe By JACK LEFLER __ [we should take to obtain modi-| worth $1,134,000,000. Biggest living thing in the) The strike is estimated to y partner's one Ge tat ao ie th te | Dome Pele 2735 $56%4 $5 56% -+1%4' cent of their assets invested in V ] C d NEW YORK (AP)--The big: fications of its restricitve pro- Residential contracts, bow- World is the blue whale that have cost the union about $70,- nse? I had no Glenn 12500 242 ae nt te Dotasco 405 $23% 23% 23% + % federal government securities, | 0 Vo ana a gest stockholder family in the visions. ever, have climbed to $729,733,- can attain 150 tons (000. or notrump, and Soidrim 3300 " " " fi Dose fd an Bg direct pci-e ee | he Rrogees ded apy this SALES INCREASE 000 compared with $597,189,000 _ - - " tac ild not be parte s a "a-- Yel Bomber 350 S15" \a%e 14% -- ve Suaranteed bonds such as those week when the Federal Commu- : -y jlast year, showing in part grow- ating. reel Fc ale 4 an oanan +2) Domtar pr 100 $18%2 18% 18¥2-- 1 of the CNR. This fell to three| a x an nications Commission clamped Bs we Automobile industry, ae froth t id hard vey NATIONAL TRUST ANNOUNCEMENT t Ate Hastings 100 140 140 140 DB rene SUR ee ee per cent last year | a lid on American Telephone| corer?! Motors a0 FOr ee ee ss partner possibly Hollinger 475 $27 (2727 +. ~| DuPont 50 $302 30% 3+ % hes chet geet eee |; HALIFAX (CP) -- President. A : Ee "P ported sales increases in June|housing shortage. trump with my Huds Bay rid $434 43% 4% Exquisite 110 490 490 490 The apparent disenchantment | A (CP) President and Telegraph Co. profits. over a year earlier, but Chrys-| Engineering contracts rose to Iron Bay T 2000 340 335 335 | FosGrain 5) se % se of the life insurance companies |Karl Kohler of Volvo (Canada)| The FCC, after a long investi- j¢, showed i aaeine ei daudles $502,260,000 compared with $383.- jumps to three sled a alee 500 165160165 +20 | With the superlatively gilt-edged |Ltd. said Sunday the com-/gation of the giant utility's f'-| anes Sea 193,000 while institutional pro- in I'm stuck for Joliet 2000 48¥2 48 4814 Ford Cnda $7 $ié6ia 165, 1662 +8¥2| but fixed-pay government bonds/P.an y's automobile assembly|nancial structure, ordered A.T. GM dealers sold 412.347 new ete' edged up to $519,488,000 at bidding three pee 190019 19 4 aie ie ey ae " has not meant any new attrac- plant here may be expanded if and 'T, to operate its interstate C8", UP 5.2 per cent fron, 381,- from $516,204,000 shia) t a spade stop. Kid. Coper ed ad eT og Wop Gas 270 ate as tion for the insurance companies | Canadian sales continue to rise.|and foreign operations within a 593 in June, 1966. Ford's sales Regionally, Mari Haito of the Gobstion. Kirk Twns 2000 17% 17% 17%4-- %4|_ \Greyhnd 225 $27% 27% 27%4 + %| among corporate or other bonds.| Mr. Kohler said in a tele-|profit range of seven to 7% per| Climbed to 279,097 last month) | ere o ee Ont ae gal iation a bid of Dufauit 175 $10 10 10 415 | Hays Dna 230 Sit duse woe, "/Their holdings have dropped to/phone interview from Toronto|cent. 'These operations account|{rom 256,280 a year earlier.| "Ne vt sea the Praitien 33 er fter a j ; La Luz 100 $12% 12% 12%-- ve; Home B 150 $22.4 22% 22% + % 20.8 from 24.1 per cent of as-|that sales of Halifax - built Vol-|for about 25 per cent of the Chrysler sales dipped to 124,466/Per cent a! 24 es 6.8 per} jump) is Leitch 1000 590 590 | H Bay Co 255 $19% 19 19% ; , i i i | ' from. 125,280 cent. British Columbia dropped urth-suit-forcing Madsen BD tas tke ik ee] HBO Gee Hse Mb 8 jsets. ; vos during the first six months /con,pany's total revenues. nictasaniaes 4.2 per cent a spade control, Malartie 300 4 «© «64 «+31 Huron Eri 500 89% 9% 9% | The insurance companies can of 1967 increased 42 per cent) And the FCC ordered A.T, and Production in June of 762,000 QUEBEC SLOWS DOWN way out, so I Matignnl pod 'ou he 212 +112) Husky Oil 650 $18%% 18¥2 188% | put only a small amount of their over the same period last year. T. to cut its interstate rates by | Cars and 152,200 trucks, a tota Quebec's contra et awards ants and 'hoped etn. ie a ie Ce a aed 4 or ms $084 ane gl jinvestment funds into common) The plant, which employs 110, |§120,000,000 a year--about three Of 914,000, was the highest for ore oft a sharp 28.8 per cent Merril an ae uy WW +2 timbres m0 Pid i 5o bees ple ge hat bor than is producing about 20 of the |per cent of its earnings from 8"y month this year. reflecting the completion of - m le z wt & 7 : ee . cc ~ :j y came down I Min-Ore 2000 12% 12 1244+ 14| Imp Oil 467 $62%e 622 62¥2 -- Va Mae caaeta Gh eaely eT 08 10, are Mase pg aaa a day. this me GM, Ford and Chrysler are Expo 67 projects. pat displeasure cHtEN $00 136 135 135 --1! Imp Tob 275 $144 14%4 14% ORES early $7,000,000,-/ Canadian sales during the; The immediate impact was to scheduled to open talks Mon-| kyerywhere on the business! mp was ice cold, fae We Ss 8 | SC Beat oe ae ee Jan, 1-July 1 period this year/send A.T. and T. stock to a 1967 day with the United Auto Work-|scene, stock brokers J. R, Tim-| rilliant (!) bid. Neweonx 200 565 $65 565 --10 | Inglis wn i ee But they have increased the totalled 2,870, up from 1,990| low on the New York Stock Ex- ers on new three-year contracts. ! mins : . ivi N Harri 2000 19 19% 19% ' Wy amount and the proportion. Last'during the s. riod 1966 y i b > j mins and Co. reported div idend| eded in getting ak pia aa eal gin il oie bla ae chk ee Boesici thal Sls tit hiks suid ese -change Thursday, The issue The current agreement expires payments by Canadian compan-| z contract. , Si Resi 500 510 810. S10 +10 IBM 21g83t- 831 531 ' -- felosed at $54.25 a. share, off) Sept. -6. ies in the first seven months of| of a small spade Nick Rim 1400 16a 16a Tele + ta) IM Nickel 2200810595 10070 1054 | . hag Steel production fell last week/this year were a record $809,-| BOR ae fe yy ta ae eee... Bus Firms Report Increase ™ v= ot get al a ae oh. an le cn of clubs follow. Norgold H 8 Te Ee ee ou Bae AT. and T. is the most Pet, 1965. Output of 2,173,000) crease compared with last year - unfortunately gd RR co le Int Pipe w 460 $10% 10% l0%+ Ye widely-held stock on the big|!0S was off 3.4 per cent from and up 24 per cent from 1965. with the six. Coma" te i te Su ul inert eee aie ato, io 2 s 8 board, with more than 3,000,000|tMe Previous week. Biggest increase this year oa cua, bed Qsisko --tauo $3 ss sh 1") HL In A $s sion sue sone | JS orontonians isit xpo investors owning 539,600,000. ~~ have come in payments by in- ited etal eetie ee , an James Stl 100 375 375 375 --5 | * dustrial corporations and utili- Patino 400 900 890 890 +30 Wh abi aBVS shares. re » te 4 i Jefferson 525 $38Ye 38% 382+ % 'ing > beg a So Wha Ie es TN ee bw $i TORONTO (CP) -- Expo has! "Instead of one or two ye sree Bey une i sche Professor Claims gee payments are up t Ms, 3. G, Hongarket; he Ce a eee ee - 35) y 5 2 if . Ww' pressure since the FCC yesti- ry | S' y S ar 0 ' | another club, Herod rin ie hl Ce ae eo ih ve sparked a bonanza for three coaches on each scheduled trip, (Pation was Sines a "Housing Crisis' $403,482,000 from. $379,552.00 P&7Y, announces the appointment of Mr. H. H. Wilson as Vice- ny's last spade, Mata ee ie 108 no ma Con cem 400 475 475 «475 «<10 | FOronto bus firms which daily|we now usually have seven Or) 1965. On that date it sold at while utilities rose to $143,853,-| Chairman and Mr. E. H. Heeney as President of the C 4 iffs and returns Rio Algom 1842 $35% 34a Seat} hee Bus rH a nee carry a total of at least 1,000 | eight. On heavy weekends we ve |s¢6.87, STRAT? i (CP) -- A Tor-\000 from $121,676,000. re ne Rio Siu Pr z10 81u0¥a 100% Win Lite' Invest 500 36% 6% 6a + 4ioae to Montreal this cdaapa ewer heed to 22 sections on | 4 'T and T.'s profits on its in- Onto social work professor said |" Taertntto a me a go eg ae aed position is bpd -- Rl view ae 8G) 8 begat " jee terstate and foreign services|Sunday adequate shelter for oe "= " a ae 4 oo ae \ the heart nine, Rowen Ca 200 19" 120 Ia | ita Om "| "Our business is up 50 to 75) To handle the heavy traffic,/have been Funnlne About eight\every Canadian is at least 5 , he ce, and Sam eRe" hl Muscee eS, 2, By [Burke trate manager of Colo|tna Iensed' so, more' forthe ers aa gr thage i 1%) Mass- 715 $22 Ye 22! oe f \ , ee Hag home ten Sherri 100 420 420 420 +5 | Milt Brick 100 385 985 985 nial. Coach Lines which has the oot eased 90 more for the) In 1966, the company earned| Prof, Albert Rose of the Unt- daralubiee Steep R Bae me we il hee oe ee ee Wevintn . Monteal feahchise Perna ane --_ 115 inte $1,900,000,000, or $3.69 @ share. | versity of Toronto school of so- | Sud Cont 1000 23 23 23 -- Va) Moore 1190 $31 30% 31 said in an interview Saturday. regia nde - P sig nine a An investment analyst esti-/cial work told the opening ses- Texment -- 50091790 1 | Mrphy Pr 25 $27 | | fa ns Be ur cts of| mated that earnings would have|sion of the seventh Stratford & @ 4 er Tundra 2125 30 «30 (0 Noranda 425. $54% 53% 53% -- % ht charters a day to Mont-|peen 12 cents a share lower if} Seminar on Civic Design Cana- U Asbestos 774 455 44s, 455 t10 | Nor CG 250 $1174 1%-- 1176 | Ai C d real. : jreturn on investment had been dians are in the midst of a na- U Butiedn ooo "43 alia az 3 Nor Cil Sw 280 $2 2M Ze lr Vanada Mr, Burke estimates the com-|held to 7.25 per cent. tional housing crisis. ' t po ve Kane 20 a0 aio a0 Pac Pete 1675 $16% 1634 16% + Ve alte may keep about pad its! .If individual states should; He said high-rise metropolitan ' pp Can 40 40 +5 | Pembina 125 $13% 13% 13% | ¢xpo passengers as regular cus- | adopt similar restrictions on op-| apartment buildings would help * Urb 3 y y | 3 4 Teach " (Reuters) -- vio ~~ ag 4 Boer ple ey 0 Simm ti 1M | Buys Recorders tomes, He bases his forecastjerations within their borders,|relieve the problem, but he Asgeirsson of West Mine 1900 $5, 250 250 Rank Org 2600 e. * Lt ye on the increased number of reg-|the combined cuts could reduce | urged those responsible for civic ue to visit Expo Wine', 100 1a 44 fia| Ronald Fea 190 $19 1313 LONDON (CP)--Royston In.jular passengers following last/A.T. and T.'s over-all earnings /design to ensure that commu: | July 11, is a Yukon € 500 130 130 130 Salada 250 $10, 10, 10 \struments Ltd. today announced year s rail strike. |by an amount equal to 57 cents nity social requirements are ic who." ahoss Zenmac 2100 22 22 «2 ral ate bar id iting Wet elena Air Canada has. placed a Colonial's most popular trip|a share on 1966 earnings. met. f the church OILS GAS Shell Can $35 $292 29 29' + 2 |£300,000 ($900,000) order for the is the $43.50 excursion which A.T. and T. called the order| It is essential, he said, to : stat PD Silverwd B 2}1 $15' 15% 13% installation of 49 airborne data| includes return fare, a hotel for "most disappointing," and said|avoid the errors in apartment | Icelandic par- Alminex 475 475 475475 | Somville p 35 $48 48 48 recorders for the airline's fleet|two nights and two Expo ad-|company officials were receiv-|design of post Second World' and served in Asama 11000 460 475 +30 | Steel Can 330 $22%4 22% 2214 of DC-8 and DC-9 aircraft. mission tickets. So far, it has|ing it "to determine what steps |War suburbia. | mare. He hy Banff 150 $15Ye 15Ve 15¥@-- Ve! Texaco 550 $28 28 28 | tf Ping vepale caleet 2400 28 28 28 Tree p75. $30% 30% 20%--%| In a statement, Royston said/drawn some 8,000 passengers. |~-- rhe publi CS Pete 200 227 27 #227 + 4.| Tor Dm Bk 210 $13% 13% 13% part of the Air Canada's Van-| Cheapest way to get to Mont- s now is in his cee oe ae ae | ee oe kk ewer and: DCS fleet already real by bus is an $li-a-person Co tl Re a r Need 04, on a smal cates BG hk Uee'y Bat, oh fas een ued wih he recor rotrn carer, ive tor WOSUY ALEDANTS e en' 4 fn \34+ Ve r Cai M ( "AP ; i yeni . Set ae wae tas eee age te Cah a se tan Be ae ers "and the new order results | onto in the evening, and returns i wai oe eee | ee Se ee ee ee ee . ' 90 a "+ Yelof this equipment during a pe-| Also hit by the boom are ae te ee Senet, 1 a ee sg, UNOS ef stat ane reel 14|Piod of evaluation by the air- Trailways of Canada, a subur- On Eisenhower Locks | is par- Mill. City 400 138 136 138 Un Gas 730 $14/e 14 14% + Ye line." ban Ontario line whose charter | they gave their N Cont 3000 38 438 38 -- | Uo B 600 $12% 129% 12% -- Ye | -- -- {work now is the major part of a8 dary education NC Oils 5700 $90 Ss 50 + 5 | UY Soctiom e e aae Te lite huntieas. and rer aay WASHINGTON (AP)-- More {because of the condition of the , at 18, he went Numac wt 3000 90 87 90 | Versatile N10 $41%@ 41' 41% | NEWS IN BRIEF Lines which says its. charter | 'han $13,000,000 in repairs arejlock. But the repair work, ex- Permo 1099 2 2 2 +1} Nid Bs m4 ae % cieea Ve j business is up 250 per cent from ineeded at the Eisenhower lock|pected to cost $3,600,000 in the as a clerk with Place @ 1500 739 237 27 Ly Westc'st 255 $27 Fa 27% THE PALACE HUMS llast year. in the U.S. portion of the St./first year, must sige -- ' of Iceland, he Ranger 700 265 265 265 lest In eae an Omit Ae Trailways has added 12 new|Lawrence seaway at Massena,/as the seaway is shut down for t nine years at coe 30 sR as as +1) Wr erdcost 1600 $26 "2514 26 ray a gon gare sole 5 \buses to its pre-season 50-bus|N.Y., says the administrator of|the winter, he said. ge in Reykja- Triad O11 200 186 186 186 1 s ae 300 240, 240 240 with: activit pet : ZZ1N8 | Feet and hired 25 extra drivers, |the St. Lawrence Seaway De-| He estimated that the total Y Sette 1a RE BE BE =<) Weston A 710s slot 10% 18% [dent Zakir Husain moved. in,| Grey Coach, which bought 15| velopment Corp. cost of repairs could be spread . W Declt'w 600 142 al Mal --4| Weston B20 $20 20 2 + % Te Droueht with him two bee.|MeW buses, does most of its! In comments before a House OVO) # five-year period. FICES loodwd A jie with en, r ; | A ia. Abnormal deterioration of the : lhives he maintained as a hobby| EXP. Work carrying Toronto|of Representatives appropria : g membership INDUSTRIALS melee to. iwhen he was vice-president ¥! school children. Since May 1,\tions subcommittee, made pub-|!0ck's concrete was noted in parliament, he Abitibi 4B 9% 9% 9% FOREIGN TRADING | * |Grey and Colonial have carried |lic Sunday night, Joseph E. Mc-| 1964, he said. ajor political Acklands 100 $914 94 914 Place Gas #00250 250" 250 +8 | CONSCIENCE WON OUT [an average of 2.400 children a|Cann warned that failure to re-|, Brig-Gen. Harry G. Wood- ninister of fi- Ae oe aie mm | Comey, 8 6S 6S + | SOHANNESBURG (AP) -- In{Week to Montreal, [pair the lock could force an in-|Dury Jr. of the U.S. Army En- ars and prime 'Algoma St 760 $24 23% 2334 Midrim 100 143 143 143 --7 | Speage , i : ee |definite closi f th tire |Sineers said that, in addition to 32 t Alcan 1245 $29 28% 29 Siscoe 200 525 525 525 jan obscure corner of the offi- [definite closing of the entire|F OCs San OMe Gelerioratt 10 1934, lcial South African government TIES RECORD |2,343-mile system between the} iO i tructural crackin inl e Althing céle- |gazette was an acknowledge-| SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP)|Great Lakes and the Atlantic. 140 jock chamber walls ets nniversary, he bad Ld oa8 jment labelled "conscience|Katy Ball of Fort Lauderdale, | He heads the government) 'ieee ' u 1¢ pinion Tl 1Ca ;money"" amounting to $60,000,|Fla., tied the world's record of} agency that administers and : director of the |The money was sent to the rey-/1:15.7 in the women's 100-metre| maintains the U.S. section of MOLSON'S APPOINTMENT jenue department anonymously, | breaststroke in a qualifying | the waterway, built in co-opera- | jpresumably by someone over- {heat at the Santa Clara invita-| tion with Canada, The lock was come by remorse after filling| tional swim meet Saturday. She| constructed in 1959 at the cost | out a false tax return. | equalled the n.ark set by Galina|of more than $21,000,000. | sa oan |Prezumenschikova of Russia! McCann said there was no| SHOE WASN'T SAFE | July 17, 1966. danger to navigation this year | TOKYO (AP) -- Chokichi), = -- the year ne Of Judge's Compassion wards them. | ADMIT SEEKING FIGHT i well-built, he ately bearing ice. MELBOURNE (CP) -- Judge John McClemens is a kind man. sidential elec- ypponents. But 1964 he was opposition. as president visits to tne tries and Brit- g of 1966 ne to Israel and ign leader to et, that coun- the daughter and, whom he ed in Septem- S WIN England m Shawnigan ictoria, B.C., three events manuel Col- in's top row- the eights, ost the first ths, but won e-quarters of both events course was conds. David ary won the five lengths & In the New South Wales Su- preme Court, he dispenses jus- tice with restraint and compas- sion, and is Australia's repre- sentative on the UN Convention on Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders and president of Australia's Prison After-Care Council. But when Judge McClemens let go virtually free a 17-year- old who had kicked another youth to death in the street, the public felt justice had not been done. Almost every newspaper in Australia's major cities joined in a chorus of protest. At a time when police are fighting a desperate battle to stamp out violence in the streets by hoodlums, such leniency seemed outrageous. So intense was the feeling that the New South Wales attorney - general ordered an appeal against the sentence, which \means_ three judges now will decide whether Judge McClemens' ruling was fair and just. The case arose from the death of Raymond Dixon, a slightly- built, 98 - pound youth of 17, who left a discotheque with his 16-year-old girl friend. They were standing at the street cor- Mer waiting for a bus when @ One of the youths, Phillip Cuthbert, a muscular 140-pound- er, admitted in court his gang was just out looking for a fight. Cuthbert picked on Dixon. First, he knocked Dixon to the ground, then jumped on his head. He stepped back 12 feet and took a running kick at Dixon's head. Dixon, who never fought back, died later in hospital. Basis of the defence case was that Cuthbert never intended to kill and his lawyer produced Cuthbert's shoes as evidence. They had soft uppers with rub- ber soles. "These aren't the type of shoes a youth intending to kick someone to death would wear," he said. The judge agreed and said he was convinced Dixon's death was unforeseen by Cuthbert. He found him not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter. He put him on a good - behavior bond for three years, which means Cuthbert goes free. In the uproar, the dead boy's father said: "The judge was weak. He didn't do his job. I'm not just after revenge. I'm just trying to protect other people from this sort of thing." Saito was bicycling home with! his factory pay inside his shoe| when a man _ stopped him, | forced him to take off his shoe | and took his mgnth's wages. Police said Saito revealed his | hiding place when he took off) his~shoe to pay his bill in al coffee house. | SERVICE AMAZED HIM RAMPUR, India (AP)--Doc-| tors and nurses clustered | around a patient at a hospital | in Uttar Pradesh State and couldn't do enough for him. | |The astounded patient discov- | anion, | FRED R. JONES::: BARRASITER ond SOLICITOR ANNOUNCES THAT HIS OFFICE IS NOW LOCATED 130 KING ST. E. PHONE 728-6246 ered later he r b] the new state health minister who has been making unannounced visits to check hospital serv- ices. RATS DESTROYED NEW DELHI (AP) -- India, | believed to have five rats for | every human, claims one rural village is rat free. 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