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TOURNEY OPENING
This «was the scene as the Island Open Tennis Tourney got underway at the start of weekend. Hon. Gordon _ Bennett, “Minister of education
the tourney
France Carefully Ponders
Each. American Invesment
is seen as he hands Mark MacPherson (CENTER) Walter Yilo their balls to get underway. a dozen out ot province en-
and “About
. |to - make
tries and numerois Istander. took part in the tourney which came to a successful conclu- sion yesterday afternoon.
jin Europe groviding the “ce-
ment of unity for the’ Atlantic world. - | “American. corporations with
interests in different European
countries have An immense” in- -
terest in the stability and
WASHINGTON (CP) Cana- \devoted te strengthening Atlan: strength of Europe-and in good dians. react when three Amer- tic unity.-in-its study on trans- relations between the two con- ican-ownéd =mills in Canada atlantic investment catalogues tinents.”” says the study. avoid Cubha-hound flour- orders.a_ series of” incidents depicting ‘1 they sometimes lobby from. fear of @xposing their European concern ~ about the European governments in- their American parent companies to American- investment role. ‘own interest, they will also he ‘United States penalties for-trad-~ But it says the~‘‘main-answer found lobbying the. U.S. ‘govern- ing withthe enemy. : to the “anxieties... about ment in f ‘of amicable’ poli-
France. carefully po nde rs each new case of Amerifan in- vestment and . West- Germany rejects a US. bid: to obtain an interest. in the’ only German aircraft. company where. it. had none. as ea
But. there's of the coin arousing here>*"
Who is— going to “co steadily. entarging tional corporafion giants; {can or- otherwise? Hae
“If harmful practices by the ‘international corporations © - ares ing -to be avoided: stronzer_European—_tules are Needed and -iitimately a- Joint. Atlantic. anti-trust -policy he- tween a> “European conipetition | a> and the: anti-trust- authorities in| he US..".. says: a’ recent. Atlan- tie*instifute study: of trans- | alantic investment: |
H--adds- that such a policy™ word protect . against ‘‘dump-~
the —eompletion economic it farther by
an opposite side concern : Lo)
ntrol the interna- Amer-
ing: discriminatory pric i wes takehvers' ~ and mergers... that seriously diminish competition: and —-price-rings —and__- market- Sharing arrangements.” : POSE QUESTION i A recent’ AFL-CIO. study by Elizabeth Jager, -noting that U.S. private investment abroad’ ~now--totals about $75,000,000.000,
asks this. question:
‘Are -U.S. corporate holdings really ‘U.S.” investments, or do international corporate ~ giants,
hold. power which makes
on”
tions,
Gaspe. P, Que them private governments?
Mrs. I.
The AFL-CIO is concerned nartmouth., N.8. about the export of American mm. :Geraid Auger, production and jobs. Arvida, P. - Que.
Another ‘worry is- voiced by Mme Gabriel Bari.
Richard Barber, special counsel Fiessisrille, FP. Que. for a Senate anti-trust subcom- Gt¥ Baril, mittee, who wrote recently that | about 300 international alliances | Lachine, Que. will control three-quarters of all | Estetle Belanger,
Industrial assets by 1975 unless Quebec 6, P, Que. Mrs. Grace “Belyen,
D. Armstrong,
Riviere-du-Loup. FP. Que. e Andree Beaudin,
It sees American investment as vital.”
A metic a’s commanding~eco- eies which make: for good rela- nomic strength is 4o accelerate of. European union and_ strengthen bringing Britain
tions. Direct investment en- hances America’s ‘interest in the security of Europe, strengthen- ifg a commitment which most European goveramants regard
“Mrs. Jules Robichaud
_ RR.1, Noranda, Abitibi. <<
w NNER OF THE
Mrs. William T. Adoame
(Mme).
special new laws are applied. veudaritan. 8: ~~U:S.~companies have about mime. Armand Bergeron, $50,000,000,000 of the $75,000,-| Chicoutimi, P. Que:
in- Mme Gaby Bergeron,
000.000 American overseas aatibal 2 Pan. vestment stake° and most of it name Rita Pertrand. fe in Canada and Europe. St.-Jean_ de Dieu, The —infusion-of-—such direct, Rachel “Berube Investment has pe eee era most quickly in Europe in re- Moncton, N.B. ‘eent years. President de Gaulle Poler Bonin, now is manoeuvring to reduce American influence in France— | L,Assomption, Que. and Europe generally. Mme Lise Ronin.
L*Axsomption, Qu The Atlantic Institute, a Gu Weachnna,
Ville St-Laurent, r. Que,
a_pri-
Jean.Claude Ronin,
PF, Que.
been growing Mrs. John B. Blanchard,
vate body located in Paris and | Riviere-du-Loup. P. Que.
Mme. Amos, P. Que.
Mme Gay Chilvers, F Drommond ville,
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} Well! almost anything. | Vince Bagnato, manager of iToronto heayyweig ht Bob | Pretty Boy! Felstein. says he was turned down hy Lloyds. of
London when he tried to insute jhis fighter’s face. } | “I know jit was a long shot, ‘but I had heard they: would ‘insure’ almost abything,’ Says Bagnato. | He said he had sent a letter | ft’ Llevds through -a Toronto ‘(broker and they had _ replied | that they —would— consider — it. “T/-just received another lefter | the other day and they regretted | | that they couldn't do: it. They | said they would insure his hands or his feet outside the ring. But because a fighter is bound to take punches.aboul the face and | ‘head, they couldn't do it.” — Bagnate—said—he
to the boxer’s activities after his career as a fighter ends “The contract we have with Bobby runs beyond h’s boxing career. We have plans for him icials and movies where his good feoks Will be an asset.” scheduled” to box round co .- feature main against Mike Lanum of
Felstein ° is aln- event
"| Houston,. Tex., in Houston Ang
9. It will be the-first 10-round
bout— for the Canadian heavy- weight
Felstein’ s record is’ 12-2-1
Frank Sutton Gives Advi Gives Advice HOLLYWOOD (AP) Frank Sutton’s advice to performers owho-go—to— Viet Nam-to—-enter- tain troops _is: Keep it clean.. * Legends of barracks. ribaldry “notwithstanding> Sutton says: | “Dowt use blue material They don't. like it.~It's a form
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naeorlG wins handy G.E. Electric Carving Knife
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