Test Of Wills Suggested

In U.S. Aluminum Prices

—By ARCH MacKENZIE WASHINGTON (CP) — De- spite official disclaimers, Presi-

Johnson appears to be in a

Thy see it as a club over the|program to curb the drain of. head .of the U.S. industry. U.S. gold and dollars abroad. | The U.S. imdustry has been | working at capacity in recent |

of wills with the United | it is well known that the pres- months and envisages continu | States aluminum industry about | ident is anxjous-to keep the S. ling brisk demand due to the | higher prices. economy Fear |fomentic market end the Viet-| Canada as the largest US without : : Ramese war. K not D| eupplier of foreign aluminum— price increases leading toward overly concerned about imports |

worth about $125-000. | therefore. . 000? all! A. spokesman at the Pres!-| But efforts were made in the

just-concluded session of the! U.S, Congress, as last year, to apply higher rates of duty tu the bulk of Canadian imports | The move eventually was dc-| feated

price increase and the White ae Senne: Maer a> cials.

possible unloading of some *f/ ‘The official reason for that! American prices still are run-| in the US. strategic reserve aganin, Wassiven_ae concern ning below the level of 1980 due The president has authority to tat ef ener ee = ee: oe free up to 500,000 tons and that | Dm from — pmeee fan ieteewe Tat Reve come hack could cut deeply imto U.S. de- : . eS ~~

wg fnand for the Canadian metal

‘ The situation ari after |

three smaller U.S. an- |

nounced increases taking effect |

Texas where he continues to re- | cuperate from recent surgery—

ON THE AIR

THURSDAY PROGRAMS

stock prices, \geared to trends established in 63 per cent. ordered Monday's meeting here. Neew York,-have broken away! Analysts feel the reason for

iprices in both the United States |that the market there will con- jand Canada fell sharply. Since |tinue to rise. Will the Toronto

Canadian Stock Prices Break With N.Y. Link

TORONTO (CP) — Canadian; ffrom 178, but is still below the traditionally 171 mark, a recovery of barely

in the last three months, but the lag here is that Canadians

analysts are not completely aren't as optimistic as U.S. in- happy with the new-fund inde- |vestors. pendence. /EXPECT N.Y. RISE

Last May and June stock; Experts in New York forecast

then, however, New York has |market do any catching up?

CFCY-TV more than recovered its losses.) ‘‘The answer, unfortunately, UW Raa but Canadian prices till arejis probably not,” says Nesbitt, | eM ae on ta well below their highs of lest|Thomson and Co., investment 00 p.m.—Film Festivel spring | de 2.30 p.m.—Teday At Home s a ne 3.00 pal: Tel a Truth New York’s Dow Jones tiadon: | ‘In the first place, Canadian 3.25 p.m.—Teke 30 a widely followed measurement |investors have been 4.00 p.m.—Moment of Truth of investor sentiment, fell to|swamped by a deluge of bullish 4.31 p.m.—Magic Boomerang about 835 from 94 but has re- |items and indicators. In fact, 5.00 p.m.—Wild Bill Hickok covered its losses and is around | eeer Sab eee - §:30 p.m.—Music H 962. 6.00 p.m.—Political Telecast | ‘The Toronto Stock Exchange's {act that distortions and weak- 6.15 Rm.—TBA lindustrial index fell to 156.50 nesses - are beginning to ap 6.25 p.m.—Political Telecast x sick i tated et 6:30 p.m.—Gazette ne an ’ 7.00. p.m.—CFCY TV. News 7.46—Red Cross Program his name not be used, said:

p-m.—Political Telecast p-m.—Please Don't Eat Daisies

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p.m. —Shannon

8.00—Assignment—CBC 8.30—Tonight’s Music 7.45—Program Schedule 8:58—News Headlines and Weather

“Nobody has satisfactorily an- swered the question as to why ithere is such a divergence be- tween the New York and Tor-

8 “eration, sources say.

meg again Nov. 9. |

Approval —

British cabinet has approved a Society operates 30 rescue craft | plan to create a royal commis-lincluding three new cruisers.

| The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs. Nov. 4; 1965. J now are under serious consid- \sion to investigate the explomve|

Rhodesian independence - issue.

7, Prime Minister Wilson called

The ceremony of Dec.

would be a public session in St. |the cabinet Tuesday to approve

Peter's Basilica. The sources the commission proposal—which said Pope Paul and the 2,300 |emerged from Wilson's visit to prelates would promulgate the Rhodesia last week—and make last council documents as de- further attempts to solve differ- crees—possibly those on mis- ences between London and Salis- sionary activity, on the priest- bury on how the ‘commission hoed and on modern world should operate. probl , Wilson had a one-hour meet- basilica would be for the formal day night, during which he| closing of the three-year-old |handed her a letter from Rho-| assembly, with some. chiefs of desian Prime Minister Ian state to be invited, the inform- Smith. : ants added. : aro meee was 1 oe te ome recess: from Queen ive y The council, sow is Wilson during his meeting with Smith in Salisbury The Rhodesian prime minister expressed his: central African! colony's “special affection” for the Queen and the Roya! family and said the Rhodesian govern- ment would “‘do all in its power to succeed in finding a solution' to the current difficulties.”

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10.30—Variety Showcase—CBC

“This may sound stupid, but 1 don't know what‘ effect the election is having on the mar- ket. It doesn’t affect me, but that doesn’t mean that the small

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and Co., said the reason for the lag in Canadian stock markets) is basically simple. _

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1:00—CBC News and Weather “Our finaficial, bank, con 1.15—The Alex Read Show / struction, beverage, newsprint, 1:45—The Open Road steel and chemical stocks have

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problems that ao not appear in the United States.” |

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