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between $6,000,000 and $28,000,- 000 im foreign orders for heavy equipment had been lost by Can-

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Kt is the Export Finance Corp-' oration of Canada, Limited, which Plans to start with a capital of $50,000,000. A good part of its stock isexpected to be taken up by Canadian banks and other fin- ancial institutions.

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The company would operate in two broad fields: Lending to Can- adian exporters to finance foreign sales of Canadian manufactured products and agricultural pro- duce; and lending to foreign gov- ernments and corporations buy- ing Canadian materials and serv- ices for capital projects abroad.

There is a Grown agency, the Export Oredits Insurance Corp- oration. which will insure loans made t finance Canadian ex- ports. The hitch has been that chartered banks have not feit able to provide export credit for the long periods required in ‘many instances. The Crown, ag- ency itself does not make loans.

The situation was pointed up before the Commons banking committee: by Stanley Stanger, an executive of the Guardian Trust Company of Montreal and one of the persons seeking incorporation of Export Finance Corporation.

He said a $28,000,000 sale of Ca- nadian wheat to Poland was be: ing financed by West Germany because credit facilities weren't

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The president, at his farm for the weekend, received word of the passing of the former secret- ary of state as he was getting ready to attend services at the Gettysburg Presbyterian Church.

Eisenhower cancelled the, church plans and sat down at his | country home to write a tribute) to Dulles, who was his close per-| sonal friend as well as his secret- | ary of state for more than six | years.

In his statement, Eisenhower | said a lifetime of labor for world peace ended with Dulles's death at 71.

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W./ the invitation tender none wa‘ = Ambridge, outepoken president of) able to take on the job for lack Se ss . 1, | Abitibi Power and Paper Comp-, of financing. ee ’ — omorrow $ any, said Canada isn't doing “@ Purther evidence to the Senate oe - : - , damn thing” except take cash for | committee by Mr. Hurter, quoted | othe mate tha. ithe lant two, years ES. - WED. SPECIALS at S. A. McDONALD Other countries are pushing | mate that in the last two years 7 = & a 4 a ;