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Election Uncertainties SparkBusinessConcern

By FORBES RHUDE I gain away some of her tariff pro. Canadian Press Business Editor: tection in order to obtain ac- Bustness received the news all cess to foreign markets. and an election with more apparent‘ added: concern about long-term uncer-i “If we could specialize our tainties than about immediate' production more. we could lower campaign upsets.

However. the election prc- kcts. reduce unemployment. sumably delays decisions both raise our living standards. and in the immediate and long-term; slow down our loss of valuable ield and. to this extent. it adds‘ manpower to the United to unsettlement. States."

Most shaking. it it should hap-- A large part of Canadian sec- pcn in the weeks leading up to; ondary industry -— especially the April 8 voting. would be any. those sections that would be disturbance of international con-t hurt in the contemplated rca - fidence that might bring about: justments—takcs a dim view of another foreign exchange crisis. such suggestions.

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l . avert this occurring. One is the Goon AUTO NEWS

experience of the 1962 crisis. [435' Week the“: We .3 "Pm' twhen it was shown tiiat. mas?ber “I encouragmg ‘

dollar. Another is the fact that: aummmlve indusmt-

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lNewfoundland Development Co retail sales of passengers cars l.td.. Montreal. ranged himself in January were the best for the istrongly on the side of those month since 1957 and Stude- who favor more specialization in baker of Canada reports the

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One of the four died two days latter surgery from unrelated icomplications. doctors said.

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When held in the compres- . sion chamber more than 40 min- utes at 44 pounds pressure. pa- tient, doctors and nurses must undergo slow decompression to prevent the divers' disease. called the bends.

World medical literature ha reported therapeutic out not surgical treatment with oxygen under pressure in researches in Glasgow and Amsterdam. for carbon monoxide poisoning. cer- tain gas~forming infections and arteriosclerosis of the legs.

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