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Of 1,366 issues traded, 624 fell = and 457 rose.

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NET EARNINGS

CANADIAN PRESS ended 1963,

year $250 984,

year ended Dec. 31

33 cents a share,

$2.273.352, 33 cents. Discovery Mines Ltd.,

Glen Lake Silver year ended Jan. 31: 1964. + 1963, $323,382 15

Reid Lithographing Ce. year ended Dec 31 990. $108 a share.

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British American Bank Note ended Dec 1964. $533,292, $3.56 a sharet 1963. $500,315. $3.44

Rie Oils Lid., 1964. $2,- 1963,

Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: 874.749. $1.13 a share;

1964, $4,- 1963, $3,- Mines lid, $550,-

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United Keno Hill Mines Lid., year ended Dec 31 256.537, 91 cents a share; ended Dec ‘through change of fiscal year), $1.439.531. 58 cents

Cement of Nerth America Ltd.. year ended Dec. 31° 1964, $1.201.881; 1963, $160,-

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DENIES SEPARATION

LONDON: ‘Reuters’ — Agents - born actress Diane Cilento flatly denied re- ports of separation from actor Sean Connery—James Bond of the movies. Front-page reports in two. British newspapers Wed- nesday said the pair had sep-

Changes Seen As Great Need In Pulp Industry

MONTREAL ‘CP) — warned Thursday the pulpwood

must make major technological changes to survive

He told the 47th annual meet- ing of the Canadian Pulp and

division that the Fast ready begun a modernizing pro- gram to offset ‘pressures’ from U.S. and British Columbia com-

more would be needed.

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“The long-run survival of the industry is clearly dependent on

an economist with the bor department, said his experi-

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In the East, a great deal of research and development of highly * sophisticated equipment was needed

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