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By GORDON GRANT

Caancian Press Staff Writer Stocks moved individually

speculative mining issues.

with the result that index|week although it h Volumes in Toronto: averaged days.

slightly less than 4,000,000

strong,

TUESDAY PROGRAMS CICY-TY _.

9.00 p.m.—Musicele

3.30 p.m.—Moment of Truth 4.01—Vacation Time

5.00 p.m —Survival

5.30 p.m.—Take 30

620 'p-m.—39 Half Hours “For TW TRACTION GAINS 6.31 p.m.—Gazette : 701 p.m —CFCY-TV News 7.\5 p.m.—Changing Face of R.E.T: 7 30. p.m —The’ Lucy.. Show

8:00 p.m.—Dr. Kildare

9.00 p.m.—The Great War

9 30 p.m.—Talent Scouts

10.30 p.m.—Gideon’s Way

11.30 p.m.—Newsmagazine 12.00 p.m.—CBC TV News

12.13 a.m.—Local Weather 12.15 p.m.—Sign Off

was up %® to 24%. , Massey-Fergyson fell ‘%

However, were lower.

dition. British

43 p.m.—Station Sign On 45° pit. —Visit- To England * 15 p.m.—News, Weather and s Sports

30 p.ni.—Peyton Place

3.00 p.m.—Gale Storm

3.30 p.m.—Moment of Truth 4.00 p.m.—Vacation Time

§.00 p.m.—Mr. Piper

5.30 p.m.—Take Thirty

6:00 p.m.—Jungle Jim

6.30 p.m.—News, Weather and Sports

some loans.

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Stocks Move Individually Groups

[gyrations of a small group of/est gain in fairly active trading The. industrial index, an indi- financial rather than as groups. on ma- Calor of investors’ confi pany. jor stock exchanges last week Stocks, yook a small lofs on the\ shares slight changes were mainly fractional.|gains on the last three trading

Atlantic Sugar climbed $2 to Namara Corp., was in financial shares a day, boosted by the 26% and sold as high as 26% trouble. Tue auieat of the trou-

on rumors that it would be the }, jena Gr. whats Gar” ane le has not been revealed, but

N THE AIR idertity of the bidder and the. price varied, but the rumor was

B.C Sugar fell % to 39 while ;Canada “and Dominion Sugar. DENISON STANDS OUT

to ket, two 30% and was actively traded. The company ‘announced higher earnings for the third quarter. nine-month earnings

Brazilian Traction traded }; heavily, gaining % to 7%. Come tl. ;pany President J. Grant Glassco | Said that this issue is a measure of investor confidence in Bra- zil's economic and political con-

Columbia Telephone |fell 3%5 to 64%. The company | issued rights entitling sharehol- ders to buy one additional share CKCW-TV |e stock at _ for each shares 'W- held. This will enable the com- ‘pany to issue 287,700 new shares Off 82 to 160.01, banks .26 at which’ will provide the company 123.58 and“ papers 1.78 at, 123.53. with about $16,400,000 to ‘cover: Utilities..climbed -..23..to 150.67

capital financing in the second : half of this year and to repay Shares against 686,022 las week

CPR was another standout is- 589 shares against 7,493,305 ; sue,’ climbing 1% to 65. in a icontinuation of its higher, trend by Dolsan which climbed. from |since the announcement of Can- 39 cents Monday and closed at ;ada's huge wheat sale to Rus- 84 cents Friday. The company

Gunnar’ Mining made a mod- a property in Maine.

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. Aug. 81, 1965. 21

as investors await an up-to-date report} on thé’ com-

nar's

under pressure from the Tor-,

next week.

In the mining end of the mar-

biggest silver producer, fell,

On*.index, industrials slipped | .55-to 165.15, golds .97-to 168.13, |base metals .34 to 78.99 and the TSE index 51 to 155.23" West- ern oils were up 17 to97.74,

Volume for the week was 19,639,409 shares, down from the | 21,016,299 shares last week. Dol- lar value declined to $42,314,- 539 from $50013,004

In Montreal, industrialé were

Industrial volume was 936,327

while mines urned over 11,299,-

The mining total was boosted

said it had encountered gold on

7.00 p.m.—Musical Showcase

7.30 p.m.—Ripcord

8.00 p.m.—3's Music - 8.30 p.m:—Petticoat Junction 9.00 p.m.—The Great War : 9.30 p.m:—Talent Scout

10:30 p.m.—Gideon's Way

11.30 p.m.—News Magazine

12.00 p.m.—CBE” National News. 12.15 a.m.>Viewpoint

12.20 ah.—Lionel Network News 12.25~a.m.—Station Sign Off WOLFVILLE, NS (gg aeaiemeereneterinennnnieintmatsinprtaindees

CFCY ed that TUESDAY

Just Christians For Acadia U.?

(CP)—A befs be Christians ‘‘without any committee of the Atlantic Bap- thought of religious or denom-| only Obristians be tist Convention recormmend- | ognizing that the.purpost of the members of the faculty of Aca- founders and ther successors of

inational tests but a symbol rec-

the university's board of gov- ernors be appointed for a maxti- mum of six years and that the philosophy of higher education _|of the university founders be re- affirmed.

over the university other than through board of governors they elect,” Dr. Beveridge said. Asked if he awarced by the public “believed that the recommenda- derartment

f the stock fell from. tion Glen Construction of St. John’s

$4.25 to a low of $1.74 last week Beveridge said: “I am certain will demolish and when it was learned that Gun- jt won't. It

tion of the university and tha wouldt require approval by he Nova Scotia legislature.”

issues stoodout,Deni- three recommendations be ap- @ Wax son and United Keno Hill. The! Proved and the mption was sec- President Kennedy, Pope John | former advanced 1% to 33 and Onded by Dr. R’S, Longley of. sold at-a 1965 high of 34% at Wolfville, former vice-president poleon, the poet one point. The latter, Canada’s| Of Acadia.

“$1.45 to @ 1965 low of $5.95. , Earlier in’ the year it sold as RIPLEY $s BELIEVE IT OR NOT

ACONDOR, THE GIANT S. AMERICAN. VULTURE,

TO BUY VEAL FOR ITS DAILY FOOD, -

Newfoundland Contracts Let

“The convention has no power $400,000 worth of harbor

the members of the land fishing

would be enforced, Ur.”

would

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Armstrong, formerly of

: MILAN, Italy Dr. Armstrong moved that the the world figures repre

actor Gary Cooper:

SERVED AS A MEMBER OF THE BOLIVIAN CUSTOMS GUARD FOR 7 YEARS AT A SALARY OF 3/44 A MONTH THE BIRD DREW MONEY EVERY MORNING, FLEK) TO THE MEAT MARKET

WHO WAS BORN IN Hannibal, Mo.,in.1797, WAS THE SON OF A JUDGE, LIVED AT-THE BARRACKS WITH THE THE GRANDSON OF A REST OF THE COMPANY. AND LINED

UP FOR INSPECTION TWICE A DAY 1941-1948 ) @ Kms Foorom Syeda. tan. P48. Weald hen served

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OTTAWA ‘CP)Contracts f

provements in the .Newfound-' villages of Ochre Pit Cove and Sandy Cove were) works

rebuild the involve a wharf at Sandy Cove for §$217,- construction arm, Me- change in the act of incorpora- 858 .

At Ochre Pit Cave, the same firm will rebuild a wharf and construct a fish-handling build- Chairman of the committee on ing. The jobs will cost a total of onto Stock Exchange ~a state- higher education is Dr. J Mur- $187,224. :

ment will be made sometime ray Saint Halifax.

John, _N.B and now of SHOW WIDE ASSORTMENT (AP)—Among

museum here will be |

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7 30—News—and Weather 7.45—Program Schedule 7.46—Lone Guide Program 8.00—Assignment

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' 6.30—News- and Weather dia University, a 1,400-student today can only be achieved , ETTAS WITH? ’ . 6.35—Morning Roundup | Baptist co-education institution within framework of Christian ACROSS 46.Bury 19. Frogs MTC as HE'S A NEWE. 6.45—Island Weather, Mar. Temp. here. ” leadership.”” 1.Red-flowern 47. Shadowy 20. Drone Stattetee mts 6.46—Merning Roundup University President Dr. The report did not elaborate ed tree: 48. Web-footed "21. Debate [aj inpiairii IN 6.55—News and Weather ' \J. M R Beveridge, asked -im On the recommendation. = ‘ id birds 22. Forti- SUS ome > 7.00—Hebrew Christian Hour |an interview to comment on the! 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You have to be a worrier to be |from the beginning that the dia- a competent declarer. Optimism monds are not divided 3-2, even lis undoubtedly an asset at the| ibridge table, as ft is in life, but lit has dubious value if the opti- | supplement this frightening thou- imism is carried to the point?’ ght with a plar of action to com- where incipient dangers are ig- bat a 4-1 or 5-0 division

To get the best results you try he should cash the king of dia-|

# More to enjoy. : —

Wrigley’s Spearmint, Doublemint and Juicy Fruit Gum are now available everywhere in the Big Dime Pack..

‘play the ten on the second dia- |

make at least ten tricks—three

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though that is the normal expec-

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|monds — instead of first leading | a diamond to the ace, which is what is usually done with this | | combination. | When he then. plays anothet | |diamond, he should finesse the! nine if East follows low! not be- lcause he expects the: finesse .to | win, but to insure nine tricks

| In the actual case, the safety play would tesult in making ten tricks: It would not help East to

mond: lead because South could, | safely take the ten with the. Queen and later finesse the nine | aller West showed out.

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