' deputy minister, Department of

_ A. Aldrige, supervisor of guid-

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HI1\;111,To‘_\I (CPL-Pi‘odtiction;_of N959 increase

ported from overseas last yfiaflwith the eX°e'pti°“ °f “me 1m"

would have D1‘0‘/lded fun ' time} pmvemenfi employment for 12 months for; ance pI‘0a1‘3m- - -

in Canada of the wire nails im-I

174 men, H. G. Hilton, chairmanl of Steel Company of Canada Ltd’.. said Monday at the companys annual riiecting. _ _

Mr. Hilton said that during 1937 man-y items which the company regularly makes—of which wire nails were an exaImple—were im- ported into Canada. ‘

“The prices o-f these im.‘*0}‘lS were well below those at which we can afford to sell and. in 50m’5 cases, at or below our actual costs of production. ‘ _

“Many other Canadian firms are facing the same difficulty in their home markets, while those who are also exporters ‘are find- ing it more and more difficult to penetrate markets overseas and at the same time meet the de- mands made on them for higher and higher wages. _

“. . . Our domestic PI‘0dl1'Ce1‘5 must be granted proper safe- guards in their own markets.

AUSE HIGH PRICES _

Turning to wages, Mr. Hilton said increases that are PI‘0tD0l‘- tionately greater than improve- ment in productivity must result in higher prices. J

“Despite a high degree of un-

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0 Igeon of the Queen says Russian ' ‘ " ,3 E’ ' » , ‘Iexperiments w i t h transplanted ht agreements, with notheads, hearts ‘and legs hold in wages or benefits “great po-ssib-ilities." Sir Walter Mercer, who re- s in the group insur-Icently toured medical centres in ” Moscow and Leningrad, deliv-

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cred the annual Fulton Gillespie ,nothlng had hrappened.“ I

I after three months “as though.solved after six month-s. l

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Russian doctors planted second hearts to dogs, and have been able to start and stop the additional heart at will, said Sir Walter. Dogs with trans- planted heads had been able to survive for eight days in other experiments. Animals with trans- planted legs had been able to run

U.'K. Ccll‘ In lworld markets in 1957.

4 g I _ _ H , , settingithe tour.‘ _ _ V memorial lecture at the Univer-‘ Experiments witli nails ofy . new prod u ction records anal, The mission is toflzpgraifi tfltilxzi/ll sity of Alberta Monday. human blooqu were witnessed byi N. An1er|cu again beating West «Germany as} apd Thursday in ..

Sir Walter during his V=lSll'.. The Europe’s maior car producer. -V-S1

have trans- l “nails" were made from coagul-3‘ MONTREAL (CP) -— Britain's, _ _ 1 ated, compressed human bloodl3uli0 industry 1‘9P01"tS 8 50 P91“ ma“ Elms]

_. ‘Icent sales increase _ and were able to ‘mhstand preS'iAmerica during the first quarter mole “"1de1'

Sure °f 130 kl1°31"3m5 991' Squarelof 1958, Sir William Rootes, chair- t1‘3d9- l centimetre. The “nails” are uisedlman of the United Kingdom I‘ol- Sir William, head of an auto: to replace joints and separatellar Exports Council, said Tues-gmanufacturing firm in Britain. bones in jaws and feet. They dis- day. lleft with the mission Tuesday

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Britain sent .1,2S0,00f.I cars to Limited my Halifax to continnel

Sir William is heading an 11-‘ t0,Queb trade mission mak-‘ g1‘f(>i\_1Da ‘ I 3‘ G a cro‘s-Canada tour to DF05, 9“ me in l\orth in. : Anglo . Canadian; conver May 21.

EXPORT FEWER AUTOS

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the first Quarter of 195 than ., V» , did 3 year ago. the bureau at

tistics said Thursday. March shj. ments fell 38 per den-t to ., t Fredericton, N.B.. 'en route. units from 58,031. First - qua;-3 ec City. Later, the Britishl shipments were 99.652. or 21 . will tour Western Canada,l Cent bel0W the 125.533 Ship the Canadian visit in Van-[ last year.

delegates are expected to stte

OTTAWA (CP‘)——Canadian auto- the Maritime regional oonventi

mobile manufacturers s h i p p e d of the Junior Chamber of co ’

He told I press conference thatl night aboard the CNR's Ocean-fewer cars during both March and merce slated for here May 9.] Q .

SYDNEY. (CP) — Abom

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niversary of the Canadian Red Ci'oss Society and the 100th anni-

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versary of the birth of the idea of the Red Cross movement. In- vitations have been sent to 71 ‘junior Red Cross sections throughout the world. To date, 35 nations have indicated they will sen-t delegates. It is expect- ed more than 40 countries will be rep'resented by 124 young peo- ple. These will be joined by 20 delegates from the United States and 50 boys and girls from all parts of Canada. Their age limit will be betwen 15 and 18 years of age. ,

Adult leaders from Junior Red Cross sections in adjacent na- tions are also being invited to the centre. It is anticipated that about 16 of these leaders will participate. ' .

OTHER GROUPS

The advisory committee will also discuss the Handicapped and Crippled Children's Fund, the Fund for International Understan- ding and other projects of the Canadian Junior Red Cross.

Other members of the commit-

te attending this meeting are

Dr. J. F. K. English, assistant

Education, British Columbia; A.

ance, Department of Education, Alberta; Clive '1‘-allanrt, superin- tendent of high schools, Depart- ment of Education, Saskatche- wan; Mrs. Nan Murphy, presi- dent, Canadian School Trustees Association and member of the Winnipeg School Board; Clare Routley, superintendent of profes- sional development, Department of Education, Ontario: Gordon L.

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