WELLINGTON N.Z. — This is the Canadian - designed British otter aircraft that landed Jan. 6

at Scott base in the Antarctic af- ter a 1,600-mile, 11-hour flight a- cross the South Pole. It was the

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Business

By FORBES RHUDE

I . Canadian Press Business Editor

Some striking comparisons be-

‘ tween methods of doing business

a few years ago and those of to- day were drawn at a manage- ment seminar of the Toronto chapter of the American Market- ing Association. Harry Suffrin of Montreal, di- rector of research and,organi:-ia- tion of Steinbergs Ltd., referring to the foundation of that firm in 1917, said:

“Space allocations and space utilizations were at their most efficient peaks since merchan-

dise was piled to the ceiling.

DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS

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BANKS

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.v Pblna New 215 96% 6% W4-—% siinpsons 135 $175/4 17% 17% Wginwflt 200 280 25 130 ‘Fm

‘ Walkers 1490 376% 75% 753'-—%

Total sales: 2,425,000.

Most Active Toronto Stocks ....By The canadian Press... .

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MONTREAL CP— Agriculture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealers prices to country stations, wooden cases extra-large 39-40: large 39. me‘ dium 36‘/2; small 34-35; B 32; C 22. Receipts: 148. '

Butter: Current receipts. I52: fresh-grade creamery prints 105 price 1531,5355; fresh wholesale 62%.

Cheese: F.O.B. factory, On- tario white 32. colored 331/2; de- livered Montreal, Quebec white 321/2, colored 321/2; wholesale Ont white 3372. colored 35? Wh°1°Sa1° Quebec white 331/'2, colored 331/2.

Potatoes: N.B. 75s 1.50-1.60: N.B. 10s .24-.26; N.B. 50s 1.00-1.10. P.E-.I. 75s 1.65-1.75; P.E.I. 10s .28.

Ask Tlicii House Adiourn For

. I Lib. Convention

OTTAWA ICP) — The Corn- mons is expected to be adiourned Wednesday night and Thursday during the Liberal Dari)’ leader‘

Public Works Minister Howard ‘I Green. government House leader. {announced Thursday mght 1“ fl“? lcommons that a notice of motion today by Prime Minister Dlefen- baker will give details of the ad-

journment.

; He declined to give the times.

IL - Montreal Laurierl and

_ Iwhen pressed by Lionel Chevrier

dep-

luty CCF leader Stanley Knowles.

first time the frozen continent lgle-engined aircraft. (CP Wire- had ever been spanned by a sin- lphoto).

Railways Will Appeal From Board Ruling‘

OTTAWA (CP) —- The federal cabinet has been notified that the railways will appeal to the Su- preme Court of Canada against the latest freight rate decision of the board of transport commis- sioners. Prime Minister Diefen- baker announced Thursday.

H-is statement in the Commons confirmed an unofficial report carried by The Canadian Press Tuesday. _

The railways asked for a 10- per-cent increase and received 3.6 per cent from the board. Mr. Diefenbaker said that apparently they will contend the full 10 per cent should have been granted. His government has suspended the authorized increase-to have gone into effect Jan. 15 — until‘ March 1 pending hearing of an appeal to the cabinet by eight provinces-all except Ontario and Quebec.

ASKS EXPLANATION

Rev. E. G. Hansell (SC—Mac- leod) asked the prime minister to explain the relative positions

-of the railways, the provinces,

the federala government and the transport board in view of the two-way appeal.

Mr. Diefenbaker said there is "no inconsistency.” Both types of appeal were provided for by law. Transport Minister Hees, in re- ply to Hazen Argue (CCF-—As- siniboia), said the board‘: target date for completion of a long study on freightrate equalization is Dec. 31, 1959.

Claimant Of Ecirldom Dies

TORONTO (CP) — Mrs. Mary Alexander, 89, a Scot whose late husband claimed the title Earl of Stirling, died here Wednesday.

She had been in hospital for some

time.

Mrs. Alexander was born in Glasgow and came to Canada in 1913 to join her husband in the Toronto area. he also lived at Orangeville and Grand Valley, Ont.

Mr. Alexander was killed near Orangeville 22 years ago while attempting to move a fallen by- dro wire from the reach of chil- dren returning from school.

He had claimed to be a dc scendant of Sir William Alexar der, who first gave the nam Nova Scotia to the New Scotlani. colony on the Atlantic coast.

Authorities said the earldom became extinct in 1739. No claim- ant has been able to prove his succession. ‘

Mrs. Alexander is, survived by five sons and three daughters. All live in Toronto except the old- estrson, James, who is in outh Africa.

Rule C. B. C. Can

Be Prosecuiecl .

TORONTO (CP)—-The Ontario Court of Appeal refused Thurs- day a request by the CBC for an order barring hearing of a charge brought against the CBC under the Lord’s Day Act. The decision was by a 3-to-2 vote.

The judgment, written by Mr. Justice Wilfrid D. Roach and concurred in by Justice W. F. Schroeder and A. M. Lebel, up- held a ruling made last June by C_li' f Justice James C. McRuer of he High Court of Justice.

The CBC had asked the court to quash an information laid last March by Roy Elmhurst, charg- ing contraventipn of Section 4 of the Lord’s Day Act. 9

Chares laid against Toronto’s three daily newspapers and ra- dio station CKEY have been ad- journed several times since last spring wh-ile the outcome of the CBC’s appeal has been waited.

NEW FESTIVAL OFFICIALS

STRATFORD, Ont. (CP)- Louis Applebaum of Toronto, who has created musical scores for the Stratford Shakespearean Fes-

tival's dramatic offerings, has been named general music direc-

announccd Thursday. Ezra Scha- bas of Toronto, public relations director of the Royal Conserva— tory of Music, was named man- ager of the 1958 music festival.

and when questioned by report-

CPS.

Store layout could not matter

less, since a good clerk knew . where to find things.

“Selling was not dependent upon the excellence of packaging,

= or of displays, fixturing or light-

ing. Crackers were sold out of

-2 barrels, cheese was cut from .'_ huge slabs. Almost all commodit- ' lies were sold

in bulk to the grocery store which, in turn, broke the bulk and weighed the items according to the cus- tomers’ needs.

“Yet, even in those days. there was a policy — the policy that said we must keep the cus-

By DAVE McINTOSlI Canadian Press Staff Writer

OTTAWA (CP)--The navy’s de- stroyer program likely will be ex- panded to 18 from 14, it was learned author-itatively Monday.

Defence Minister G. R. Pearkes announced Dec. 5 in the Com- mons two new destroyers would be ordered in 1958 to bring the total to 16. Seven have already been coimn-issioned.

In the Commons F r I d a y. the minister said: "Orders have been prepared for two replacements of two destroyer escorts this year, and the long leads have been pre- pared for two more vessels which will probably be ordered 6. year hence.”