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British industry will take ove: ; —— a : ” the automotive building of Tor-| Bm ‘ aan He. . ho » 08 : ‘ onto’s Canadian National Exhi-| [ae F DODGING SNIPER FIRE sams poabietios chow’ May

change, but since there are no | mdustrial production show May |

: ) laws against it in Canada it is | 1-5, 1967.

eS te oe Ist helicopter in background in ed during the first 36 hours of jup to the companies and the! In alry Division rums across the battle area of la Drang some of the fiercest fighting in |TSE to maintain publie confi- | ducers of Er helicopter landing zone umder valley, near the Cambodian iin viet Nam. (AP Wire- dence in this field. Gata’ Gt Cer goede ott Mr. Williams told a meeti:g sMiper fire while others carry order, Monday In foreground If confidential corporate in- | take . | of of a wounded buddy to a rescue are bodies of Americans kill- phote by radio from Tokyo) formation does leak out and af. |dustry for the British Columbia | ficials that New Brunswick, be- on the

The entire crew of the Law- bers of the crew, at left, are occurred when fog and snow rencecliffe Hall,23 men and seen here chating with two un- had reduced visibility to al- one. woman—abandoned ship identified pilots. The collision most zero. (CP Wirephoto )

: fect the ks, international fai on the St. jiere —o greater effect on ree a cee me os [aeeraatie, soa ae — . large ae a, = @’Or- In Loving ry Pat nee the <semaeg newn |Oraie able ose oe See Atlantic Area hydro - electric projects, had| leans, M4 miles downstream | items now have to be reported Information being used by shown a 12.7 per cent increase | ‘rom Quebec City. The Law- | of o dear son and brother to the public under the com-|one privileged person should be | of construction so far during! ‘fencliffe Hall went down in

"s listing ag nt with oc " . | 30 feet of water. Three jpeso’s Seling screens ovale a” / Construction 95 oe, ppviow year. = = Heber Wayne Andrews, 15 9

; “Corporate developments of & -ompany's shares for felling, | ° ° |Prince Edward Island expect a | HISTORY MADE Crackdown On Rumor § greater variety, however, such ComDiy wath the new pales the | SCLC LERCCJIING) one ver cent tacreese im con: HATTIESBURG, Miss. AP) | who was killed on Nov. 17th, 1961

icy, the | f jtrading ban will not be lifted | struction over 1964 while New-| A Forrest. County jury Thurs

eral or oil discoveries, new | | KEN SMITH basi f MAY | product. de |until the company has given out; HALAFAX (CP)—Nevitle _|foundland probably would equal | day convicted a youthful white We treasure still with love sincere ow an waclte - oe Yip elopments, corpo the needed information and it | aan . its last year’s mark. welder of raping a Negro teen- Canadian Press Business Editor require interpretation or quali-|rate acquisitions and~ innumer- n | Williams, Winnipeg, president of s | of TORONTO (CP) — The Tor- fication. lable others may have an even j|has been public long enough for | the Canadian Construction Asso-| Mr. Williams, mow on a tour ager — the first time in the Beautiful memories one so dear.

hange t “The most effective eo : investors “to digest it and to | ciation, Tuesday . |of the Atlantic provinces, leaves | county’s history a white man fea 1,300" listed pin ot % dure for roctitving such uke paecian.eeam ee meme -crices make a reasonet! decision as ra sere = ioe caer here today for Saimt John, N B. | has been sentenced for such an moye faster in scotching ru-|tion is the prompt clarification |prompt and complete publicity. What action to take, if any. ‘has shown a steady rise dur land Fredericton. attack on a Negro. , mors that could affect the price or denial of such stories by a | “Tt is unnecessary to say that te of their stocks. jnews release from the company |naq news should be disclosed | RAIN LL FEET DEEP , I they don’t comply, the ex-|to the public press. |just as promptly and fully as’ (errata Vane ded or ve ee its jgood news and that the with oieq rainfall of 41 inches in a|

week, they can expect the TSE |BEHAVIOR CRITICIZED | j : : , “mh -

to Scapa tending jn a stock| The strongest attack on TSE —s an often is | single day Ht’ uk thr | stur as more frequently than it has in ‘behavior recently came last ae ee the arcageonid 0 ’ ¥ y ’

the past. [month ts the report of the roval-(_ og 7 i a ‘ ;

The new move is an ubyricns |Comaenee | os Windfall Oils | extension of the exchange’s | a a u |CHECKS RUMORS \ campaign to answer recent report, drawn up by Mr.' “Proper disclosure serves to| strong criticism that it hesn’t Justice Arthur Kelly of the On- supply investors and potential | doe enouge to protect the in. |t@tio Court of Appeal, said investors with the information vesting public, although Lt,- Some members of the brokerage jrequisite to making reasoned Gen. Howard Graham, Tse (CO™mmunity regard the exchange linvestment decisions, helps to president, calls it an “amplifi. (25 & Private gaming club, giv- |prevent or curtail the spread of | cation and clarification’ of ex. |i28 them special privilages vot |rymors and avoids the creation

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isting policy. |available to the public. jof unusual and often damaging Known as ‘timely disclos , Until this changes. public con- |market activity.” wee,” the policy has heen in use |f in the exchange 25 2} The -new’ policy also tells |

for a long time in the United |major securities market cannot |licted companies to take pre- | ‘ States..but,.the..TSE..says,.is_rel...be. restored, the- report said. /eautions-against.any..market_ac: | Rk ee atively new in Canada. | The new |TSE policy differen- |tion that would make it appear |

“It is well known that the |tiates between such regular cor- |persons with special inside i Q J. W. Skinner erevlation of rumors may seri-|porate news as dividend pay-|formation are trading in the re ously affect the market on listed |ments and annual reports and stocks for their personal gain. Dial 4-4044 securities,” the exchange says. |what it calls other company ac-| It says such trading embar- = 9r developments that can rasses the company and the ex-

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