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that 1965 will be another—thel 10 major US. industries have very active market in the indus-lchases they may be disposed tu‘ “New records in Operations‘ “3' P‘“‘°‘""° Their specialties are through the first half of I .. lﬁl‘Sl hall 0‘ 1954 and PaSSiﬂg struction. food retailing. rail. as rapidly as they have in re-

8.00 p.m.—My Three Sons mm“ oils and banking and Rob"; p_ Gwinn, president. taxes’ more rate makmg free""all other' products.

[10 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon.. Dec. 28. 1964. 5’“ '1‘ “mm” °' “‘1' “"1 ' . George Russell. executllei a n Vl('(‘ preSident. General Motors . . Corp. automotive: I "There is reason to anticipate ‘ fourth consecutive—good year ee for the motor vehicle industry” I John E. Swearlngen. presl-I _dent. Standard Oil Co. (In- CHICAGO Apt—Leaders of capital spending. has led to afpostpone durable goods pur-ldlana-l Wlmleumi taken a look at the first six trial uses of construction ma-isplurge a little on food." Should_ be! 59¢ ill lite fli'Sl ha! months of the new year. end. chinery . . . demand is ex- Han-y (3. Murphy, president.'0f 195" With a “59 1" domes.“ 2-33 p-mt—Mu-lc Hop and generally, find the outlook ported to remain strong. both Chicago, Bufﬁngton and quincy product demand of approxmi- . pom—Bum and Allen bngm. at home and abroad. at legglRanmad Co" railroads. ately three per cent over the 6.55 m__Mu~ F , Mm .. _ . . . With continuing sym-; _ _ 7.01::m.—CF(;:ICTV°N:~5$ ’- Sted' mercnandmng' (onsuuc‘ " Epathetic public recognition ofltn?.lihwégtggr3;;g:égrgﬁ: 7-l5 P-m—Sports Weekiv "eEded. relief. for the indusuylcrease forecast . . . is in the 7:30 p.m.-—Leave it 10 Beaver ,- 03 d i n g‘ automobiles and cent years. from (“scrimmaer ad.V°l°remicategory of what are termed :8:;::321M:‘55xe Week crgtllt. ‘ ' I sunbeam VCorpq appliances: 3238?; (16:22:32: Ognsgungﬁl Home: tivlngston. chair. .ome fmesaw record bllSl-i The over-all outlook for the need for efﬁcient and economicimaﬂ- hrs‘ ‘ gamma] 3?“ 0‘ 10.00 pink—Danger Men M“ others held their predic‘ appliance industry ' . . is also tr as “anon it seem not .n iChlcago. credit and interest "'00 Dim-"The 5”"‘95 firms to approximations of 19641€itceilent Production and sales aaropﬁiate u; rédi tsthat tlh'lr “35? . . "‘30 p~"‘-“C°"°d" "’ W" and others saw continuing'are expected to surpass 1964 cgginp six mm]th “fin ef fl "Allhnughﬁl‘edlt valley is less 12.00 p.m.—CBC Tv News growth but at possibly a slower levels. .g . . 59 9’ easy than it was a year ago. 12.l3 0.m.—loca| Weather pace. l Peter Kiewlt. president. Peter thir mcgease m “if,” lon'm'le and the commercial banks are 12.14 urn—sign 0ft Their opinions were collected Kiewit Sons. Inc” construction: vo uigganronli 3 tit: Pel'h celgtlless liquid, reserves are avail- CKC“/ TV by the First National Bank of: . 'I 'look forward to a reduc- , “8 resu,s ' ' ' s on INC 39"] §°me further Cgedlt Chicago. a project the bank ununon m space, mlssue and mm approxtmate earnings for the.expansmn is posst 1e . . . 9.57 ._m._s.a,,°,, 5.9,. o" dertakesf semi -h annually. Ex-; (tiary constructiton .t. . tofa sfziw- ' _ [0.00 _m._,vanhoe cerpts rom teir comments; own in cons ruc ion 0 0 ice : l0.30 :.m.—-Documentnry Canada were: lbundings' apartments and all" s "no ..m.__Quizine 30 Joseph L. Block. chairman. gle family dwellings in' many ,,.-- "30 p'm__AU°§5 Canada Inland Steel Co., steel: 'locations. On the plus side, I ' ' ' 12.00 meFriendly Glam “The greatest demand should think there will be_more indus- uus p_m__Chez Helene come from business spending; trial plant construction to satisfy for plant and equipment . . . as-i expansion requirements to meet suming there will be neither an, competitive pricing, both local 1.00 p.m.—Monday Playbill ‘early labor settlement not aiand foreign Commercial build- waqon 1mm istrlke. we believe steel produc-iings will increase because of 2.30 amp/if Ho...a WM. my." tion will establish a new firstlnew suburban area develop- ' ‘ half record in l965 . . . profitsiment and modernization of core ‘will be improved this year as al areas . . . anyone postponing result of greatly increased sales construction in the ope 0f but they will still fall short ofllower prices will, I think. he an adequate return on invest-disappointed." ment in comparison with other Franklin J- "ﬁnding. Chair- 6‘oopm‘_5Uppe, Club lﬂdUSll’ié‘S. . man. Jewel Tea 0)., retail 6J5 pin—Lionel Televnsion Nam Al“th T- CUSl‘mant Chair-load: 6.25 p_m__w",t.e,. iman, Sears, Roebuck and Co.,‘ “Two factors . . . may affect 630 p_m._5p°,., tmerchandising: Some types of retail sales ad- ..35 p_m‘_5Uppe, Club ‘ "The most important consid. versely in the first half. One is 7.00 p.m._77 Sunset Strip eration is the fact that morelthe under-withholding of taxes 3,00 p.m._aew..ched people are working than ever‘ in 1964, which in the first half 0.30 p.m.—Don Messer before. the majority with high ‘ of 1965 will be reflected in fewer 0.00 p.m.—Show of the Week and rising incomes . . . we r refunds and higher makeup pay- ‘opo p_m,_oange, Man tailers have another good sea-jments on 1964 liabilities. The' “JAIL” 11.00 n.m.—The Sixties son ahead of us. ‘second factor is the possible

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