“sions to Mexico’ to

“peanuts;

“pipe, ‘ished clothes and other textiles.

1961,

‘ had a stable government

20 The Guardian. Thurs., Sept. 8, 1966.

Mexico Sends

Businessman To Canada

By GORDON GRANT TORONTO (CP)—Luis de Vil-

.lasante has heen sent to Canada

to. show that Mexico has its share of hard- headed business- men.

Recently named commercial counsellor in’ Canada—the first time Mexico has filled such a post here. His job is to try to close the trade imbalance he- tween the countries.

In 1964, Mexico bought $55,- 000.000. worth of Canadian goods, and soid only $25,000,000 worth here

The. 2%vear-old. lawyer, with headquarters in Toronto, says the reception from Canadian businessmen so’ far has. heen fine: but-he thinks the main hur- dle. te overcome is of each other.”’ ©

He “show Cana- dian ‘businessmen what we have to--offer,*-publish~ booklets;

vertise’ and display goods at

trade shows, including Expo 67. |

Mexico's biggest Canada are iomatoes,. Strawberries; shrimp, oranges

exports ..to

coffee, mus k- melons, and salt equipment, glassware,

pipe, steel

cottons,

copper

THE PUSH IS ON’, The country, as a member of

the Latin American Free Trade |= _ Association,

has increased its exports in that area to $36.300,- 000 in 1965. from $7,800,000 in and hasn't bothered much with Canada, but the push: now

is. on. ‘ a2 Coe

* Mr. “de ‘Villasante ‘Said tliat | when most people think’ of Latin America they think of revolu- tions, riots and gévernments_be- ing overthrown, things -which don’t make a, country attractive’) as a trading partner.

“However, we in Mexico have for about 35 to 40 vears. We don’t lenov _ who will be our ‘next pres- ident, but we know exactly what lines he will follow. We've had | our revolution.” q

He ‘said some Mexican com- panies have Canadian distribu- tors but ‘‘we want distributors

for all our lines ot that is a - of my job.” -

Grant: Seught For Marxist Slant Books

TORONTO (CP) “Stanley Ryerson, author of books giving

“ignorance

intends-to run trade. mis-

ad- |

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““fended his right to receive a |

grant from the national centen-

‘ nial commission. Announcement that Mr. Ryer- | | son had been given a grant to

help in the preparation of a study of British North America from. 1815 to 1873 last week brought expressions of concern | In the House, of Commons from Lambert, Conservative | for’ Edmonton East, | of State |

member and from Secretary Judy LaMarsh.

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U Thant Asked - To Reconsider

OTTAWA (CP)—E xternal Af- ‘airs Minister Martiy spoke with f t Thant. by telephone Tuesday | to urge. the Burmese . diplomat te reconsider his decision to re- | fire as United Nations secre- | zeneral A spokesman for the minister

tary

faid Thant did not comment on |

his plans. but agreed. ta discuss the matter further with Mr. Martin after the UN General | Assembly convenes in New | York Sept. 20.

uThe two men have an appoint- | 22 at UN head- has announced

quarters. _Thant

he wil, not. seek re-election when Jf he five year term expires in

November

Scottish Rite Bursary Given

TORONTO ‘CP) — The first £2,500 bursary sponsored by the Scottish Rite Charitable Foun- dation .of Canada has been awarded to Raymond C. Caver

ven of New Waterford, N.S, it |

Was announced Tuesday. The bursary; presented by the

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