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CANADIANS ON LONDON STAGE

Richard Easton of Montreal and»-Toby Robins of Toronto

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Miss Robin's real-life husband Bill Freedman. (CP Wirepho- | to)

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TORONTO

TORONTO (‘CP)—Prices rose sharply on the Toronto Stock Exchange Thursday following the lead of the buoyant New York market.

Industrials gained 8.23 to 931.18 on the widely-followed

and the gain in Toronto was equally impressive. The indus-. trial index, a cross-section of 86 key issues, climbed 1.10 to 169.52, its best gain since Sept. 2 and ninth po in 10 ses- sions.

In the main list, B.C. Tele- phone was ahead 12 to 70 and Canada Iron % to 55%. West- its since

19%, highest price 1962.

Oshawa. Wholesale A_ tacked

‘on 1% to 52%.

Base metals continued their recent strength. Falconbridge, a particular favorite of late, eli 1% to 107% on rumors of # stoc! split. Inco was up % and Noranda ahead %.

Hollinger jumped 24% to 29% jin leading golds higher. ~ Late buying in speculatives * | save the market a picture |complete strength. Most active

issue. was Silvermaque which

jadvanced 2% to 37% cents on ‘turnover of 301,195 shares.

On index, golds were up .51 to

| 160.86, base metals .96 to 82.23, | western—oils—'.99- to 100.62__and the TSE index 1.07 to 159.29. Volume was 3,128,000 shares with 3,032,000 Wed-

Toronto Stock Exchange—Sept. 16

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Is Predicted By Professor

VANCOLVER (CP) T.—-b. Whisler, professor of Industrial relations«at the University of | Chicago, said here that man- agement of tomorrow wil! be de- centralized with the single chief being replaced by a committee

However, information serv- a function of much of man- agement today, would be cen- tralized with the use of comput- ers.

Prof. Whisler, making the key- note address to the annual con- vention of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, said he was in the presence of ‘‘one of the largest groups of rapidly obsoleting’ craftsmen sitting to- gether im one place at this date.’ :

He said he and members of the audience were going ‘‘out of date enormously fast—and most of us don't even know it.”

The text of his speech was re- leased to the press in advance of delivery,

Prof. Whisler spoke exten- sively of the effects of comput- ers on management, and the

fact that persons on the techni- Sr eeematic wage structure:

mon and medium 11,25-16.75. Grassers am 15.00; good vealers 28.00 '- 31.50; sales to, 32.50; medium " 22.00-27.50; com- Hogs grade A 34.50 ~~ 35:50: mon 10.00-23.50. *. Hogs grade A 34.50 - 35.50; sows 23.00-24.00.

Lambs 20.00-24.00; sheep 4 00- 7.50.

DIVIDENDS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd. | 4 per cent pref. 25 cents, Dec. 1; 4% per cent -pref. 56 cents, Nov. 30, record Nov. 5. Canadian Foundation Co. Ltd. 6.per cent pref. ‘‘A’’ 30 cents: common 5 cents, Oct, 20, record Sept. 30.

Guaranty Trust Co. ef Can- -

eal and professiona! level > taking over management,to *» increasing degree DRAWS FIVE CONCLUSIONS He came to these conclusions 1. “We should clearly expect the business organization 10 or 15 ‘years from now to look less and less like a military hier- archy and more like a partner- ship of professionals’’ . per- mitting decentralization of the creative management functions which will be retained by men, and centralization of operating functions given to the machine. . The growing number of pro-

\fessionals will change manage- jrial attitudes and behavior. . .

Less emphasis on organizational rloyalty and greater individual mobility.

3. A breakdown in the present tightly cou ed organization structure will result in a break- down of some contemporary personnel procedures. For ex jample in the future there will 'be more concern in organiza- |tions for individual salaries de- termined by the market and less concern’ for maintenance of a

4. The use of multiple chiefs or committees in top manage- ment will follow in the next dec- ‘ade. No one person can be ex+ |pected to know all there is to know today in a large organiza- tion and: the--skill--and—needs~ of managers will grow rapidly. Managerial! training must con- ‘tinue through the career of the

| executive.

5. An unfortunate byproduct of

jall this will be the difficulty _of

maintaining the ‘‘entrepreneu- rial spirit and ability in the or- | ganzation.”’

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Dominion Textile Co. Lid..|s ‘pref. $1.75, common 25° cents, '? Oct. 15, record Sept. 23. '

| Complete tabulation of Thursday nid Pere . | transacions. Quotations in cents unless |. a marked $. 1—Odd lot, xd—Ex-dividend. Vio-am xr—Ex-rights, xw — Ex-warrants. Net Wasmiie change “is from previous board-lot closing sale .

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SUMMARY Metal , higher. In base

By THE CANADIAN PRESS issues Hollingre climbed 2% Toronto: Market higher, trad- points to 29 and Consolidated ing active. Mining and Smelting % to 46%. Montreal Market higher, In the primaries, Steel of Can- trading active ada added % to 29%.

PRODUCE

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CURRENCIES

MONTREAL~ (CP)—U.S. dol: lar in terms of Canadian funds up 1-32 at $1.07 11-16. Pound sterling up 3-16 to $3.01%s.

NEW YORK

NEW YORK ‘AP Steels held the spotlight Thursday —as the stock market finished the second day of a vigorous rally. Trading was heavy.

Volume climbed to 7,420,000 sharse_ from 6.220.000 _Wednes- day. It was the third 7,000,000- plus share day of the week

Increased participation in the market by the public and by big. investment institutions was plainly evident.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose. 8.23 to 931.18, not far from its historic. closing high of 939.62 reached May 14.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks “advanced ”2'3'"to $416 with industrials up 4.3,

_fatis up 8 and -utilities up 8.

“The AP ~60~ neared its™ allstime peak of 344.7 reached May 6.

"AK" strong rally by steels was ascribed tothe fact they. pave.

U.S. Steel, up 2%, was the mest actively traded in its group. Jones and Laughlin rose 2%, Bethlehem 1, Republic and Armco 13%, Lukens. 5% and Youngstown sheet 2%.

Among’ Canadian issues traded. McIntyre Porcupine ad- vanced 1, International Nickel %. Granby Mining %s, Canadian Pacific and Walker Gooderham % each, Distiller- Seagrams ‘4 and both Aluminium Ltd and Hudson Bay Mining ‘s. Dome Mines lost -4

Prices on the American Stock Exchange. were mostly higher in active trading Javelin added %, .and hoth Preston and Scurry Rainbow Oil %. Brazilian Traction, Ca- nadian. Marconi and Jupiter “Corp, all fell “while Fargo Oil slipped 1-16

What stocks did Thurs Wed.

706 443 486 Unchange? 245 «(248 Total issues 1,394 1,402 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS By The Associat d Press Beth Reel 36s Monty W 32%

x Warneg, 2% NY Cent 57% C and O 74% Radio Corp 3% Cons Edison 44% South Pacifie 40% Gen Elee 112% Std OU NI 7 Goodyear 4% Utd Aircraft Gt Nor Ry 34% «=Vanadium In TT 56% Westngse Kennecott 112%

MONTREAL

MONTREAL (CP) Stocks registered solid gains in mod- erately active trading Thursday on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges

Industrial volume was 171,700

ares and mines and oils 1,160,200.

The composite index was up 1.26 to 158.42-—,

Industrials were up 1.23 to 163.43. Dominion Glass. rose ' and Dominion Textile “% ‘

Utilities were up 0.96 to 156.10. Bell Telephone added " to 59'% and CPR *s t6 69'S Brinco was up % to 6%. =

Banks were up W158 to125.94. Provinciale rose 1*4 points te 5i%2 and royal % to 77.

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dropped 10 cents to $3.80.

MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS

By The Canadian Presse

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