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2 30 p.m.—Country Calender

3.00 p.rn.——Worid of Sport NFL Football Cleveland vs Green -Bay

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7.30—Newa 8' Weather TAO—Sacred Heart Program 7.55~Piane Interlude 8.00—La Bonne Nouvelle 8.30—Radio Bible Class 9.00—News 8. Weather 9.10—Sunday School Evy Radio 9.30—Bible Institute Program l0.00—Sunday Morning Magazine—CBC 10.30-lnland Weather and Maritime‘ Gardener— IO.45~—Neighbourly News—CBC II.0——Locel Church Services and Inter- Iude l2.I0-News -and Regional Weather 12.I5~Lool<lng Through The Papers CBC

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From Our Own Correspondent Thg Y

B.C. Newsprin Comes Under

TORONTO (CPI — The move by a British Columbia newts- print maker in reducing the price of its product has come under sha'rp attack from other manufacturers — but they may have to follow the lead.

MacMillan. Bloedel and Pow- ell River Co.. one of Canada's big three newsprint producers. announced Wednesday it was reducing its North American price of newsprint $10 a ton to 8124 — the first price change since 1957.

Although several competitors immediately branded the cut as unjustified economically. one in- dustry analyst said they will al-

American markets i! MacMillan BIoedel can hold to its reduced price.

Meanwhile uncertainty pushed into the business by the cut con- tinued to hammer down prices of newsprint company stocks on the Toronto and Montreal stock exchanges.

Guardian. Charlottetown. Sat. Nov. 21, 1964. 11

most have to match it in their t North

last year it was down to 69.4 per ce t.

Most of the decline has been atributed to the growth of the U.S. industry in the southern states.

t Price Cut

Fire In East CH 8 i A spokesman for Domtar Pulp i na uy “9 and Paper Ltd said his com-l JapaneSO Sfeel

pany plans no immediate action, G. . H rt. chairman oft

Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd..‘ lgcgyg ('Aspégf’hﬁmérus" said the move does not make p e 0 I. 8 economic sense and his ﬁrm major buyer of Japanese steel . , . . within the Communist bloc. Ja- has no intention of imitating it. pa“ steel circles said he" ! Canada‘s newsprint capacity A Japan steel exporters- 8's”. 5 ‘ a n n u it I I 3" ;ciation survey shows that be- $315.: l‘galle“ than ha“ the.tween last January and August ' IChina bought 94.700 tons of steel Of “‘9 “Norm worth 0’ from Japan. The figure is 32.700 MWSI’H“t Pmduced 135' Yet"- tons more than the amount the mix“: a$;?gmmomw:suﬂé' Soviet Union imported from .Ia- amounted to 5250'“ tons, worth 5636000000. In the first eight months of his year. exports to the U.S have tote lied 3.614.000 tons. and fittings increased worth $438,375,000. tember to 55,421 tons from the Canada's share of the total.49.740 tons in Septem r last U.S market. however, has been ’year. Shipments in the January- generally declining since theiSeptember period am0unted to and of the Second World War. 477,814 tons compared with ship- In 1946 Canadian mills held 323 merits of 418,990 in the same per cent of the U.S. market and 1963 period.

TRON SHIPMENTS UP OTTAWA (CPI ~ Canadian‘ ushipments of iron castings. pipe‘

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Losses for various compan- ies ranged from a few cents up to $1.50 a share.

BOWATER SUGGESTION One analyst suggested the

try. He foundland Corp. had talke

three years ago of the possibil- ity of a cut to retain markets for Canadian newsprint against the competition from European and southern United States

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He also noted one organiza- tion. Great Lakes Paper Co. 0! Port Arthur. Ont. recently of- fered customers what in effect is a price reduction by propos- ing to give them favorable stock options in return for long-term contracts.

A Great Lakes spokesman said Thursday the company Is considering the possibility of a basic price reduction. but made no further comment

. W. Ambridge. chairman of Abitibi Power and Paper Co., said he could see no reason for the reduction. Another Abitibi spokesman was quoted as say- ing 1- on economic necessrty for it at this time.

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6.30—ln Flanders Fields R. . Rogers. resident dot . (Effective Nov. 15) Crown Zellerback anada Lt ., Mm ".5 "R51. Bun-FIGHTER 7.30—Femily Bible Hour said his company is studying Loo—cat Sunday Night the question. but at the moment i w “um N [04° i0.00—CBC National News see no justification for __ Milo—Weekend Review 8- Our Special 1! cut. 5 ea er No a... 5...... DAILY CROSSWORD W Handpwwag. E. B. inman. president of ACROSS I.Lineoo 16. French “an. “m 12.00-Newa, Weather In Sports CanadIan Intm‘aﬁOHal Pager 1.Notcheo WhICh V8! gar-Jig A Co. said his firm sees no 5 sphere. some- 19. Pen intents [Ell CIA IADIO sound economic basis" but is 9.232%” to. pain ﬂmmggmmmnﬁ studying the matter. l0.Girl’e name totes 22.5011. Emma “mag SUNDAY [1 To agree: 8.??? 23 Y m @g - [a . oolloq. o . ou ;j°3°0:°'3f “m I Baptist GrouP 12. Song tortwo “sign in 25.Letter iﬁ a'm—cnéndN M Mm" WWW d - cm“ Pm” um“ ‘siiinm LI [an 1 . "" matches 8 Strange ure: mmmig rag ails—MU" F” 5”"593’ suggests En 15.Appendage 6.Put to Heb. ‘0 3133:3314 Chm“ N'W- To Joint Effort 17.1ndeﬂnlte ﬂight 29. Escape: runways am:- ‘ 'W’ a. do 7.Drew s 37. aria y 9:05—Postmarlr UK . Fastener breathe 30.?aclﬂo coffee 9:30-—inland Weather Maritime TORONTO (CPI—The conned 2°.Agtemp‘ _ 5mm: cont 40.M‘my Gardener of the Baptist Convention of On- I acm'. nick. wit etet uve votee 9:45—Neighborly News tario and Quebec announced 8!» mm. Cooling 31,59”; 42.1mm: ma. 10.00—Sundav Momma Magazine day it will recommend to the 24.Worldiy device 33.City: Texas hogany tree 10:30—Halifax Orchestra convention's 1965 assembly PUh' E 14.Tit1o of 84.Bullﬁght: 43 An open pie moo—CBC News lication of e controverSial ntew 26.The Charter respect cheer 11 or —-

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4:I0(—B:Mt) the creation and the virgin birth 4:30.5porta Page of Christ are myths and that the 5:00—Proiect 65 "Desert resurrection may not have been Squadrons" a literal physical event. 6:00—cac News Weather and he convention said _m a spam scam press release the decismn to 6:15—Acrosa Canada Who’s Who mmmen SUSDeIISIOD 0f PHI)- ” mum”. Hm Iication of the cirruculum was

6:30—Carl Tapseott Singers 7:00—Music Diary 7:30—Rod and Charles

Sunday school curriculum the Baptist Church be discon- tinued. The assembly meets June in London. The curriculum. published as a joint venture with the United Church of Canada. met with widespread disapproval from some Baptists when it was an- nounced earlier this year. It takes the approach the Bible has man ythological elements. suggests the story of

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made 0 recommendation from the convention's depart- ment of Christian education

moo—Intro To Sunday Nita 8:20—in Memoriurn J. I. Kennedy 8:30—Ierlin Festival

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CONTRACT BRIDGE

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