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The Guardian, ChaHottetown, Tues., Jam. 20, 1959 8

Postmaster-General Gives Reason For Closing Office

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|Rep ort On Dosco Expansion [nis iorat Said ‘Wildly Exaggerated’ —

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Mr. Pickersgill reminded the prime minister that at the last

LONDON (CP)—Sir Roy Dob-|sources outside this country. It| session Mr. Diefenbaker told him son oe described Phe would ae eee spose to re-|the failure of the Newfoundland exaggerated” a report 8 gard capital expenditure pr|cod fishery was being investi-/ OTTAWA (CP) — Postmaster-|view. “We’ in the United Kingdom that the|grams as commitments to be fi-| gated, He-asked whether the gov-|General William iaee’ cabh lcictoad ane fe ite a ne Be eee Steel ee eae ee mares oe Hawker Siddeley.’’ |ernment was going to take a¢-| the Commons Friday he ordered|—in a tailor shop right across ation ns a 800, steel Tawl Gordon of Toronto, tion:to relieve the distress of the/ » Toronto sub t office closed treet from ‘Manfredo.”” expansion program in Canada. _| president and general manager of | fishermen. because its - ens Taga He in Pla Mantrede on RAF veteran Sir Roy is managing director of |A. V, Roe (Canada). Ltd., and| mr. Diefenbaker replied that isan politi ivi ’ ; ; i e repl partisan political activity, not be-|of the Secord World War, said the huge Hawker Siddeley group, |the Hawker ‘Siddeley ‘group's se-| his previous remarks, mentioned| c the iticized th lin intervi i , ization of the aa-| nior.C. ; Pp us T . ause man criticized the gov-|in an interview Friday the post parent onganizatign Cana-/nior-Canadian representative, at-|by Mr. Pickersgill, -still apply. |ernmient in a letter to a news-/office was taken out of his York ~— dian corporation. tended Thursday's meeting along) Mr. Pickersgill. then= aoe ee . Township ‘store because he wrote: . _ ee ibility of oe _ th. Albert. Fairley--oF- Mostreal, | that haif the Newfoundiand~ftste reply to Hazen a letter t6-a-Toronto newspaper e poss eal ding a al, _ o's executive director; ands “are on relief because of| Argue, CCF-House leader. who) criticizing Prime Mjnister Dief- — steel-rolling mill a --M. Anson-of-Sydney, chief of | failure of the government to act.”’| asked about the case of Nicholas}enbaker.. but pag final decision steel operations for Dosco. He was cut off by the Speaker| Manfredo, who opearted the sub Mr. Manfredo said the letter ne E Standard said in |f fo remeining in Brill |store he wont farther. | past office! ériticized Mr. Diefenbaker for e yp vane ‘or several days, but the two Mr_ Hamilton *said William G.| producing more colonialism in- a report from Quebec City that|Dosco oficials left for Canada ‘9 fe Beech ‘(PC—York South) com-/ stead of more Canadianism as he Dosco would start construction of | Friday. industrialist a nau a plained to him Nov. 27 that Mr.|/had promised in. his election a $20,000,000 steel mill next year; The Hawker Siddeley spokes- . nfredo in - i peec ; as the first stage in a 15-year|man said the visit of the Cana-| Elected Head Sak ~s eagr Oal aand poin a9 Sy egpagyren pineal nsion $310. | di : ta chien’ ts e political activity. ferring to Visits to this country cat oon program costing an executive was “routine. Of ; cl b FIFTH SUCH CASE by royalty. f NOTHING D “yee Sh : Boys u fh han -~ said that this was| Mr. Beech said lie didn't know . : TS such instance in the; about Mr. Manfredo's letter but Sic Boy, idle oie state. Nursing Homes | ormwa icp) — Trevor F.| post office department under the|he did know that Mr. Manfréde a cold steel-rolling mill at C - In N be Need Moore, Toronto industrialist, Fri-| present Progressive Conservative| was vice - president of a Liberal cour, outside Montreal, but Tr = yp esse erode steak ya —, with - Association in his area and had e ys i 's for such activity in participated actively in election ing | oo ae the fi Fire Approval ing me erpeniaating’ s founder, | first five years after the Liberals! campaigns. . ebec story Alan McCall of Montreal, |t over government from offic ei. : slag : are wildly exaggerated. W and) FREDERICTON (CP) — Oper-' president since 1947. o ommcnamae | in 1935. ' sdibianie ind ool ‘a ae ie SHERIFF CLOSES NURSING HOME when the project goes through—/| ators of New Brunswick homes| fariier Frid “We've had complaints about mpfr and it is a long way from fihal| and nursing homes will in future a oie eae os him,”’ Mr. Beech said in an inter ae eee oe phen a oe be pro- | bé ne : [wo ambulance men ‘wheel a| ng home during an eviction. , the reason. Patients were taken |and other furniture are- piled on) eran Canada, and not from required a a Sor the Boys’ Clubs, presented the — |from those engaging in political tient away from a Toronto. nurs- Non-payment of rent was given as to another home. Beds, divans/ the pavement in front of the ertificates from re mar-| Gold Keystone award to Mr. Mc-| The Barbary apes of North) partisanship. He said the situa- Hawker Siddeley, London. shal, district medical health - of. C indi i i : home. - (CP Wirephoto) A eniee tae heh enit| Geer eed local ce -of-'Call “for outstanding and extra-|Africa and Gibraltar have’ notion in connection with Mr, Man- D L 2 oy 6 eae “o nitty Seville town planning | ordinary service to boys.” tails, but are agile tree-climbers.|fredo was normal procedure. Leitch 3750 142 130 13 —1 |at present” for expansion of its : i AILY MARKET QUOTATIONS [cm 32.5 3 = [Sete Seema FS) cam ar 3. ton 1000 34290 23348 . os ae 1, 1957, order-in-council providing a — - Lorado as 4 @ 2 as ir oT S Mae a for regulations to bring acom- \ Lorado wis 3650 22 18 18 expansion being financéd in Ca®-| mogati for the aged and | ' A advanced 1% at 27, a new)Alsom wts 1520 570 890 540 +5 |Lyndhst 48600 © % 35 —4 ne aged and in- : Am Larder 267 © 3% 2 —4 | ada rather than the United King-| fiom und SUMMARY high. Amel'nare ee ie Oo a jeecams 28) me 20 | dom ie in line with remarks | .. r an inspection system : : The mines and oils were irreg- | An 4950 rn a al is now made applicable. forento — Market lower in ac-| wariy higher : ade Wat ow 2 2% a, Sm wm +1 |made Thursday ae ; a Acting Welfare minister J. E e trading. The closing averages show os Res pad ; S % " non oo a8 * ” — a oe hae oa to| Atiderson said today licence ap- | I t t oO i meee New York Market lower. banks off .05- at 59.81, utilities up | Arcadia 18500 23 21 2 +1 | Malartie seo 100 105 (100 41 shareholders. plication forms are being sent to nvestmen pportunities Wiontreal-— Market mixed in| 9 at 154.7, a new high, industrials | vad we 0,10 10 18 | Maneast W250 04 © = #4 —%4/" st ig’ your board's belief that| 199 known homes. The regula) § ; . \ 7 ; ! . . eee ene eae aS ct oa eee aes VES SS Se Ge Dh 8 aa ere oe eects or | For Attractive Yields , : ” i 1m” 7 118 fficiently strong for it to ‘ene ' Aumaque 3500 12% 12 12% su y ; : golds up .25 at 88.5. Auwer > me ts 1 + | Martin = te + My practically self - financing,” said | Mission and discharge. Mi Avilla Mr. A i i i amugtONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS | Avilla 1000 ae Maybrun 18500 * 18 % +2%|Sir Thomas. “It no longer re . Anderson sait homes Yields obtainable from investment in sound bonds and debentures Fraser ~ *% +1 | Melntyre 155 992% 90 92 quires steady infusions of capital | would not necessarily be forced MONTREAL (CP) — The Us. | Abit 2F 24 GT Lakes = 3M — = - . 1m +) [Mem me 6 OF 8 om the UE. to close they did mot meet| are higher than they have been for some time. far closed Monday at a dis-|Bank Mont 53 Hud Bay Min 59% | Base M oe alee ~4 ¥ : y etal 19500 244 21 24% +2%| McWat 3000 28H STABLISHED COMPANIES regulations immediately. He in- ant of 3% per cent in terms of |Bamk NS S% Imp Bak 6" | gaa ae +2¥% | Mowat mnie & oe mo head te that | dicated they would be given a Following are some typical selections from our current . list: Matin sac ameaee an -s a'Ncx om [BSB OM | es Une wo we both A.V. Roe (Canada) Ltd. and] chance to comply. a 71 5-16, rn Int Pap 115 Midrim 3033 84 OR , well| ‘We don’t want to give the im Rate Yield = Bell M Bethim 5600 100 SHC one a es its subsidiary, Dosco, are . give : : Brazil “ba Mecoll a a — 2 mt Mee mee Corp 95 a, 1%, \established Canadian public om-| pression we are clamping down %e Maturity | Price® % DIVIDEN DS Te 4 +> 171, | Bicroft wts 350 6 5 6 2 — isz8 21 Ist 20 + %4 | panies, companies with their own | on _— in ao. There, ff Canada Conversion Loan.......— 4'4 Sept. -1, 1983. 95.75 4.79 C Cement 38% Price a | Mac me We thle, ee ee ot; [Conan coctemare ced Gar) cree cee ee ee : : By THE CANADIAN C Cement pr 27 Que Pow m9 [Black Bay S00 22 21-31 24] at Wright 250126 104 8108 ‘+t, (own Canadian shareholders. The whole purpose is to bring Province of Ontario. ..... ctkccen DO) ce ee See 8 ee PRESS |C Steamship @ Royal Bank 7 | poy, 7 7 + %) Multim 1500. 530 53030 Both have acess to finance from | the homes up to certain stand- Albe Govt. . Teleph Comin Burlington Steel Co. Lid. 15|Cartree” sn malite lion =a-e ee Nama Cr 13650 3 2% 3 +1 ards an a a ‘ ats plus 25 cents extra April 1 in Gone pr wr ‘Shewin 334 eee Fon ‘ Ms ‘ +*% “oo _ 137 390" 0 +t C Drag “7 ltl C8 Separate licences will be issued! ff (Alberta Guaranteed) . . et o4 July 2,1978 91.00 4.98 , . > t : rd agon s s : cord March 13. Can Celan 19 Stet on a Son best on ee a1 [Nee By? atu? IE Mic Mac 2952 i —1@ | for homes and nursing homes. A | Gity of Ottawa..............u— 44 Aug. 1, 1963 99.59 4.85 Canada Foils Lid. class A 15| Cockshutt © 14 Un Steel 2 ioe: eee. Ee New Alger 1500 9 B% 9 « es S35 5 e =i | tome to Commee ae private Se) Fl Bell Telephone of Canada........ 5% July 2, 1980 100.25 5.23 mts, Feb. 16, record Jan, 30, | 5*stms 34% Walker : ie oe sa okt" ot Tee an 1790 4B 4B Dev-Pal 26150 145 137 14 +1 | commodation for two or more oe st 2 : . m. 15 cents, Feb. 16, record|Dom Tar “ts' Cons Pap ® gy, |Buttad 139600 22 a Ge | * 7a Dome Pete 1100 #136: 1" es 4 | aged or infirm persons. Daily -Canadian British Aluminium Ist Mtge. 5% June 15, 1977 98.00 5.93 So w ame oe ae 1” {Butt Ank 3000 10 198138 38 | N” Dicken a ae | ita “y600 705° 670 408. 440 | round - the-clock registered nurs- Canadian Pacific Railway......... 5 Feb. 1, 1983 97.00 5.22 me : — ie eee N Dold Gen Pete 100 425 425 425 +25 | ing service makes it i - . . ; - Canadian Utilities Ltd., five per S Bunke Hill 2000 9% 9. 9 ai de Gun tc cn wk tf len te A eo me me Oe 8 o saree 5 Dominion Tar & Chemical........ 5'4 June 1,1978 99.00 5.33 oe. $1.35, Feb. 16. record} NEW YORK Sate - Ss BO Wes, {Ree deem ee teu one 2 [Gr Plame te SON BM MCE op a lcence will be S10 | Loblaw Groceterias 4 Oct. 15,1975 87.75 5.12 ; § i ae : ue | = Loblaw Groceterias......... ual ia . ; i mn. 30, 4% per cent pid. $1.07, a a 2020 875 89 830 —40 | Newlund oe +} oats e Home Oil A 1068 $204 39 204 + %l Licences will be renewably an- \ Newfoundland Light & Power 4% ‘Dec. 11974 91.50 b. 16, record Jan. 30. NEW YORK (AP)—The ‘o iz 625 $11% 11 11% + %|N Mylama 133300 173 153 162 _6 |Home Oi! B 510 $19% 19% 19% ly March 31 f $1. Th Ja Pee Per eS 4 . 5.30 } A. J. Freiman Ltd. 4% per cent! ,.. —The stock ‘0 30090 13 10% 11 + % | Newnor 1000 84S H B Oi G 1897 $2i% 2 2—%| Dually Mare or $1. The Northern Telephone... . .. 5% M 1, 1978 99.00 sim. Feb. 1 — pe market retreated from its latest € pr and 3 " 61 62 +1 |New Rowyn 9000 174 16 Is, | Humber 1900 200 «195 200 «410 | licence fixes the maximum. num- : ae eo ise ve aged : 5.33 | . $1.12%, . 1, reco ‘|peak Monday but there was a|Cin NW 96 $8 18 oe —2 [Nek Ries cee as ae ut” <3 Jump Pad mum 25 25 28 +1 | ber of residents the home may West Canadian Oil & Gas........ 5% July 15,1973 99.00¢ 5.60 | 5 ; Cd 4 oo . ild u *¢ ivr " : q ‘- Laura Secord Candy Shops Ltd good assortment of gainers. leider?) ieee oo? P* M4 +1 [Nipissing = 2000 250 M5280 +3 [LI Pete ee 1 8 O— | SeCommatate. ‘Plus accrued interest. tWith share purchase warrants. : A lower tone prevailed among | Can-Ein ae 17 19 +2%|Nor-Acme 1000 15 15 “15 | Maijtrans 2000 4 e 4 ; = plus Jens extta steels, rails, oils and non-ferrous | on aaa i a ai “ +3 | Norlartie 3650 HOH. 334 1 | Maxtesta 00) 614—CO«id fd ' : ? edal 2 *.: ° arc rane > gt metals. Chemicals, drugs and to- (Met wts mg 8 aM Ss Nermetal 1008 350 300 ~e | — ©. = = Says Half Nfld. We offer the above securities subject.to prior sale and change Z _ I a ; 7 Mill c 00 . . . . . OB ca Bag 1, rem Aart etc nag Beh ge See fe SIRE he Te Mek a =e"! Cod Fishermen | | pe: Fa a Bs Sein are orn . 1% |N Rank 62085 106 168 162 aJe |N Chamb Tmo 135 19 im —9 a higher. Utilities, cespite a drop Sts 3 ©. ® —. ltem ca A Ooh 00 4D PRODUC oi, Anions Teenie Grey ae 2b 3 3 liz woo is ig say De te 2 2 2 —«) Are On Relief Royal Securities Co tion Limited | U E maintained a sigdt-redge to the a = g700 156 152 185-43 | Norvalie? shy eee | Northeal 75 28 : c 1€8 rpora 10n imite | = upside. a fsi00 7 3 78 3 |N'Beaue ‘ten 10 160) 1s {NCO wis 630 16060 9 S$ | OTTAWA (CP)—J. W. Pickers. alice |. 7 | Mi AL (CP)— ay The Associated ecu average | oa will Fi = = a ~-& co ad .. o al | aaa po = a a Y gill (L—Bonavista - Twillingate) 137 GRAFTON ST. « CHARLOTTETOWN e Tel. 5322 Sill ichnet Gnstaitenee of 60 stocks was off 30 cents to | lca none Imi 6 6 Oka Rare 1000 13's 13% in ~ Pac Pete 3969 $I7% 17% 17% —%|Friday acused the government MONTREAL TORONTO ‘HALIFAX “ SAINT JORN QUEBEC. OTTAWA HAMILTON WINNIPEC $219. e 420° 16 15% 154% — % | Opem 2100 ‘ere Pac Pete w MO $1I% lin LIS — %l of failin t * Tew - i . 2, Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices |Coldstm 28200 46 «43, 46.41] Orenad me 0 5 SS ipermo pr’ $5 18 MOO core to Ot eee. Dee CALGARG — «-EBMONTOR = s—s«CVARCOUVER «= ICTOMLA «= CHARLOTTETOWN «= ©. OM.3, ED. country station: wooden cases The Canadian section was | Colomae 00 6€67?=C~«Sté«S aoe po 2 z 1 | Petrol 18350 175 17 «173 43 | foundland cod fishermen, half of : } bratarge 40-41, | *| mixed. Canadian Pacific added % |Com> Met 4500 3 3S 3 Osisko 4300 41% 39 39 —1 | Phillips 14150 162 155 188 —g | Whom he saidoare on relief. . ; am 334, small 0B CD. and Aluminium Ltd. and Dome a 24000 63 «58 62 +8 | Bamour 3700 75 7) «7234 | Ponder os 2 8 However, Speaker Rohan’ ———— ee —<—— = ; on-Key 2250 = i. ' Prairi ok , ceipts 90. Mines % each. On the downside |C Bellekeno 1409p , oS musi a 2 Mt praine ou me me ns. \|Michener interrupted attempts : Batter: Current receipts tend- were International Nickel, Granby C oe a i : .. +1 arg 5500- 52 51 es a — . a - a + ar a ak 1 a> ange 7 able 64, fon tenderable 64;| Mining ‘off %), Distillers - Sea-/c’ Denison 3407 $i314 12 13 Patio M80 43 G3 as 3 Reef Expl 0 07 7 OT - c rints ams, 4 4 +30 | Pat M wis 7110 195 182 185 cow is im 4. ir gods creamery prints, job] Came, Hedeme Bey Miaing antic Te SSS I es ee ee oom Aas. Bo: am whence Ahead among Canadians ‘on the Con “Gillies ron rs ‘| i? | ee on 8 8 ‘s —t | fevames rae ‘ ‘? C f d j i ze 8 8 Pce Ex ? : Royalite 30 $22 2 se eivered Monreatvt|Ametean eclange were Rae (Se SSS gat Fe Sa ee ON onfederation Life presents med, Quebec white 34, colored| We!!, Sapphire Petroleums, Fargo | Con ‘Howey 3790 405 390 300 10 |Pioneer” 200 138 as ae Scurry «1041S 195 1 1b —36 A : wholesale Quebec white 35; Oil, Molybdenite, Preston East|C Maben 4700 52 30 52 9 Pitch-Ore one i. 7. ar are ae Free 1500 72s 70 715 —S the 87th nnual Report | < : Dome and Canadian. Marconi.|C Manus 218 62 6 62 +2 | Placer 1350 $10% 1014 1014 — 4 | South U 1994 31 3 . * lored 35; current receipts On- Con M and $ 2695 $22% 22 22 —%|Pow Rou 2500 mS 1" | Geoener 6200 17% 17 «17 : o white f.o.b., grading station a ca ae and Ju- C Mogol 4420 159 154 159 +4 | Pr Bord 1500 mm. om rig | Stanwell 4200 79 7% 79 49 . colored 35-35%. Ontario whole- Moison 1000 20 2 2 +2 | Preston 900 650 640 650 415 | Tex Cal 3700 43 4l( atk 4 Wha ‘ CsMoshe 20225 78 72 78 Pronto ; 69 163 165 Seti | h6Ueoe eS ee ee tlie REE SS o- napa hs 35 15700 1 70 520\ ; B. 50s .95-1.05; N.B. 10s 24.25; | Advances tea ee oe a ww * lun om un ee a El. 75s 1.70-1.75: P.E.I. 10s oe . C Reghout 200 17 16 17 ot [Qu oc. 2 Sh i _s . : : a | - 1 e Cop 14867 32 WM 32 44 += | Wespac ou “uw DB MM + Florida new red 50's 3.50. | Unchanged 228 206/C sanom 300 ™% 7 % a % | Que Lab 300 7) 66% «(6% Wsburne 20 9 a ww -—9 — —- | Total issues 1264 1257/Con Sud 7350 78 «47 «677 «+1 =| Que Lith 875 455 s+ Cc 0G 2708 214 206 211 +6 ‘ NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS os an * a a - ——— a © ‘s ° 2: Ww C OGrts 11315 Z : ’ rs ‘ y » -°S 17 1 |W Decalt 7850 GRAIN oS = age Shh . | Cop-Man 400 15° 15 15 4 % | Quemont 350 $12 ahs a % |W ioe, ote e200—Cisd 1 1 Cc and O 72% Radio Corp 49% ——_ = ™ 4 218 +1 rec = % a: 4 4 1m Cos es nu 2 a ; i . N be 51 +3 70 ~ <48 - Sad thpree were eats | Boas me maroon glee, Se Se Reetan oo StS SS AN ie Bet ot Sem Gen Elec 78% Vanadi 38% | Con, + a 2 th heavy buying in active oats | Goodyear 123 Westngse 7 i conn mss nw lm @g£ie.t?- commerce a pding on the Winnipeg Grain/Gt XY". RY 5 Cusco 4500 13:4 13 1g%4- | Rowan Con sso0 12 31 " | ug | Tor-Dom 636 $51 51% Sik — % \ echange Monday. |Kennecoy 108 a a 2 oS ~_—n mao. Tie? Ste. 3146 316 — % losing prices: erg —— - 42 43 42 | goteltite 16% 16 1614 4 yy | Alumini 21 1% _ ee 2 » 1084 58 56 52 Anglo Nfld 1865 $7 64 7+ % ts: May % higher 7458; Jly |Dee Hon 4000 19 17% 19 41 | Sherritt 12620 445 435° 445 C Brew 1895 $372 % 37% + % : D'Eld Sil Mille +” hanged 73¥2b; Oct unchanged TORONTO vice oe tik ts i . 14 | Siseoe : vo is a a : [oat a ea ba-a. u | Donalda 2100 13) «11.11 1%] Slocam VR 23667 19 18 19 ‘| Inland 1270 $7% 7 ™Mh—“%*lL Barley: May unchanged 1.00%;| TORONTO (CP) — The stock aren ,, 0 4 mm +m Stanleigh aaee 18 16 17% | Nor Star 487 $1344 138% 3%+% unchanged 99%-b: Oct | market slipped lower in active © A™mphi 17300 13 1% 44% —% 0730120 100 113 4! Pembina> n 2615 SLl 11% Ue + % Sti Wa ae trading Monday’ with base metals | East Sun "700 pd ja = = Stanrek o a a a 4 Sieneuan. ‘ = sal te a tm Sos Flax: May unchanged -2.94%:| losing one-half point on index. | Ele $1505 103 95 «108 47 | Suerratt 500 6a 6 8 Wainwright 350 235 235 m0 suisansinnstin y % higher-'4 lower 2.81%; Oct. | Western oils were off a decimal | fs", a 2 = =. +4 ioe hk ene. . of ot ee ee oT higher 2.75%4-%4. point and golds showing a quarter | Euneka 5100 38 ° 377 41 | Sturgeon 1000 12 «12 8 MOST ACTIVE TORONTO sTOC TED IN RECORD TIME ! Rye: May % higher 1.100; point gain. Expl All 1600 1314 612% 13% 1 Suliven 1050 220 210 216 By The Canadian a “ fee ! Jly .| Falcon 794 $20%% 28) Surf Inlet 9000 5 ‘i higher 1.08%a; Oct unchanged| The trading pace slackened in| rwest Tung 3000 15 is ak” 41 | Sylvanite — 9400 105 “<a. io" {ae cree 4 San. - the last hour with the final vol- Fatima 26775 103 «8 «(102g foot n — 73 7 75 49 | Maser 30505 $12% 11% liI% — % £ * neceur 4500 9 ae 7 . a pe foe Goan seem tor ee gro ghates, down from Froisher 500) aa Teck "1549" a an a 43? | ban chee Gh ian ae Confederation Life completes 87 years or 1.63%; 2 1.60%; 3 1.5:%;] Mount Wright led speculatives, | a Scien 380 ual —— .. win Prd ca’ (Trans Mtn “sm 8S oe FASTER THAN |: of expanding insurance service with over... * a. § a. - a. 1 , 1.39%: 5 1.36%; 6 1.35%; 1] rising 19 cents at $1.04, on a turm| Giant yk. ire pe ne “ 1 Trin Chih 3980 one » 2: $1 ‘eas ona ar a a THE HUMAN MINDI © $2.1 Billions of Life insurance In Force and rum 1.85%; 2 1.82%; 3 1.68%| over of 250,126 shares. All of ‘the |Glenn Uran 1240 11% om 114 +1 |U Acting 12000 23 22 23 |Am Ledue 28300 22 2 21 49 This complex IBM 705 Data © O01 Metons of Annuities In Forse ‘A and domestic prices: 1 nor |five most active mines gained but a. 200 18 #18 #18 Un — 900 — 640 645 _5 | Calalta : 25300 110 105 107 +1 Processing System—the first i ® $3.9 Millions In Dividends Paid during 1958 Me 2 1.60%; 3 1.50%: 4 1.39%; | other changes were in a three-|Gola Man” ‘213 39 a9” ay’ [U%, Foe ans ‘as ‘Yo ‘sy 4 Daring 1060037 Dy 8 the Lis Wetieds lates a (| OY ee eee Ce ee 36%; 6 1.35%: 1 durum 1.85%; | cent range. GF Uran 115000 36 3436 $ | Upp Con — 000 90 or on i | iene Caneileicainaeiian te fae Ever-widening public confidence was reflected i in record growth for 823%; 3 1.68%. Willroy Vines, relisted Monday |iandroy = 1500 2.1 1-1 | Waite Am 13150 179 162 17 45 | Mt Wright 250126 104 98 106 +19 I the fi he Confederation Life during 1958. after a month’s suspension, Greynk me we 168 169 —® | Werner on >: aa le a seen 2 a oat N <i eee gee — srey j : 2 y 1 uffa 39 E + > i it i i : opened at $2.60, then slipped 30 | Gulch 7000 11% i i +” niet 7300 on on on + ¥4 | Nealon 137590 20 "7 em oft = a gal Doses, NEW Lips INSURANCE: The Company. issued $291,962,977 in MONTREAL ee Ms as Gel test ae on ha he Witlroy ns te ae ol Go t+ foe mae at office procedure and providing new life insurance, the largest, increase in protection ever Z Coppers were easier in base Genet whe 1m. 15 eee me phd we Mars sae ee ee aAeat, FUMES oven Saar service to policyowners achieved for a single year. : : § ana 700 140 i NTREAL (CP) —. Prices metals. Campbell Chibougamat Coitin 2500 8% 8: Bt oe ye ead a et ae ; Ye en ae . at lower operational costs, TOTAL assars: These reached $411,431,002 —- future mixed in active trading|d 40 cents at $8.30. Interna-|farwin ot etre ist A —,'* | Young “HG* ‘toe ” . is Ampricnn Growth, Fund 13.54. 14.78 payments to policyowners, we ‘ — eo 2 “ y tn the Montreal and/| tional Nickel was off % at 96% | Hasaga 1000 184 18% 184-4 % Zulapa 12000 27 35g +. ee no 12.54 papier PAYMaNTS to participating tier owners also reached dian stock exchanges Hudson’s B: ff 3 at| Heath 2500 8% DO urb + = policy er eines Tene Comat oon ns rt was off % atl teva » 10 6 eg | Bulolo 580 395 370 375 Gee ined 38.36 40.28 J 2 a new peak in 1958—$3,910,863. Savings were also effected for ng nada | 59%. Dome and Kerr . Addison) Hollinger 1065 uz) 92 32 Tyq| *8K™ Com 2050 6462 64 © [Commonwealth Inter: 3 298 8.7% | many policyowners with the inauguration of hua company’s -% at 4, Interorovincial each added % at lead golds|Hovle | 300 480 480 480 —20'| some Gay gyll® nme ae Pay-O-Matic Plan. at a Trans | hi , 55 59% 5914 — “iu “@ . Do i 3, on Sheltie “ge Meer. . _.|Ind Lake 15500 7 Og | AS mn es & 2 lp eeeee a oe These figures show the foresight of well over one million people ain d ™% a 4. Changes in western oils were|Inspiration 3000 61 60 All Rox 300° 32 h ihe baer unetale” Nichol] alight eitt locove nod gains about | Nene tus ame aha Mii tone 8 . 2.8 Fond Collectif _ 546 6.00 who are protecting their families and themselves through eos Oot. Coase Inv Ran 42400 3514 3335 v 9d | Anchor a 2 73 | ee is =™ Confederation Life planning. To everyone interested in personal utilities were mixed. Off| Index changes: golds up .27 to itm we mao. Bales 5 i on 1s 10% — 14 | Inverters Growth Fuad 6.18 6.68, and family security, these figures give assurance of financial ‘ Jamaica at 20 and Lower/| 90.83:- base metals off 46 to Jaye Expl 1600 64 58 = —*\ Bais 5 240 23 ore " ag | meocnne ange isan ines epee <= napaed mon. : Lawrence Power at 28. Cal-| 181.26; western oils off 01 to oma toe ou - a +m ene i — > . On ; Motet chon $4 708 ee Power gained 3% ot e and ee ee 2” {| Brita" _ss00 a10 a0 is 23 [eee oe ed ae oe PROTECT THE ONES YOU LOVE, CONSULT wer Corp. was up 2% a b N 6 a 25300 110. 105. 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