man doesn’t need travel gear in age that can send him the world in a night or tivo- (live him luggage for his travelling convenience.

116 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon. Dec. 14. 1964. geek“: trading. rising m

ore. than 1.000.000 shares. on.

'ot \icckli declines to ‘agin: background of news.

The Dow Jones analysts

Some stocks

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gDeclines On N.Y. Market limit...“ l Run Third Straight Week

NEW YORK iAPl—‘l‘he stock market last week ran its string three lsti-aight despite a fairly encour- was such news as a drop in US. unemployment. ' construction spending. a gain in smck “change were. iieekly for an spending for new equipment 1965. zens and S o u the r n National Bank. Atlanta. Ga. of its rise in the prime lending rate of 4-H per cent from 4‘: per cent.

Industrial average declined 5.99 to 864.34. com- ‘nlf‘lilt‘fl that. although there was good economic news. the mar- ket seemed to be lacking confi- ldence in itself. for the time

The Associated Press average

“19 New York “Mk e"“l‘an‘w'lthrit was seized as an “excuse” for the sharp market decline. of _ _ . S' ‘ the previous week. The niillify- at 3:16 on 419.100 shares. in”: Mawh cyc]e_ Firsbquaﬂer pm.

ing of the

u, the 1. 1. at 7. and Fotochrome. off llaiquanerly records

Texas Gulf Sulphur. t‘icwnttib. sample of cng-errn Steel Demand

stock! which were very strong early this CLEVELAND tAP‘——U.S. au-

year. F‘ord slipped 214. Cerro jtnewi 2. Union Carbide 1% and Reynolds Tobacco l 2

("m‘ Yearend tax~loss selling and

Volume was 24.201325

Dar?“ “’l‘h 23-331mm the WW" switching were prominently in- tomakers will end 1964 by nus week.

volved in the market last week. breaking their l955 record of

Street brokers said. 7.400.000 deliveries. Steel maga- ' inst-active stocks ll"? Wadi“! _

a Ms" m las’l‘hﬁvefdke o: the .\'ew York The “‘0 lI‘m-""1" 50” “70-000

cars in November and dealers

are confident that deliveries will

.eXceed 650.000 this month. the

Backgrounding Wall

production. plans‘ in business plant and in the first half of a rescinding by the Citi-

steel

, up 9‘» at 645- on increase

1.202.600 shares: Radio (‘orp., magazine reports. off I at 32%: (‘liryxleix o‘t lit a . Pan American World Airways. unchanged at 28"2. and Lear. Siegler. up 311.

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it continues:

“The pace will not let up go- ing into the first quarter. Auto- makers will be gearing up to

:top speed to make up produc- The five most-active issues on tion lost during the strike.

the American stock exchange “For metalworking. the. im-

wm-p; ‘ mediatelquesgon ist hofilv to keetp

. . imaterias an pars owing o “pbh and knapp‘ unChangedi auto plants during the January-

Tliis was the kind of news

"9“.5' hm‘ever' up ‘3“ at 56.1“ D’ Kan-"lam “piduction schedules now call for no rally in proportion ’9.- at 4““: New Park Mining. Oifizjmmo bundingg_an aimime s. v the star of the at 10‘s. , ‘ cnmsat was STEEL MILLS BOOKED ‘ The metalworking weekly publication says steel mills are so heavily booked into the first: quarter ihat allocation is bound -‘ to increase from here on. i ingot production this week is; expected to top slightly 2.640.000 ions that steel males were poured last week. . Output now is closely approach- . ing the year‘s weekly high of

'

October.

indications are that a record, 126.000.000 to 127000.000 net tons ‘ will be poured this year. Steel sat

New Regime Said Making , Nikita Errors 1 MOSCOW (AP) — A deputy told the Supreme Soviet eherie

the new Kremlin regim .making the same economic mis-

: 1n the face of this criticism.‘ iPremier Alexei N. Kosygin.j said the economy is making‘ ;progress and problems are be-S ing overcome. although depu-‘ ‘ties "have correctly pointed to. 4 the existence of short-coming in the system of economic plan-.

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it

lnomic develop nent plan Iargelyi jinherited from Khrushchev and 'a budget for 1965 emphasizing

Sheen

and

McInnis

Summerside

2.644.000 set the last week of {G

s plete.

‘takes Nikita Khrushchev made. Se

Illa oeuer consumer-i

more

goods. It then adjourned. l

The Parliament also named.l [Leonid i. Brezhnev. who suc-. iceeded Khrushchev as Commu-l ni party first secretary Oct: 14. to take over as chairman of a commission drawing up a new constitution. a job held by Khrushchev. I The sharp criticism on eco- nomic planning came from Kon- stantin Belyak. chairman of the ’economic council of the Zher- nozem region of central Rus- sia He said Khrushchev was guilty of lack of stability in planning. 1 "This was due to the practice cultivated by comrade Khrush- chei of presenting the desired as realitywthe desire to put down Iin planningl as much as possible on the off chance it would be possible to achieve it." Belyak declared.

He said the 1965 economic development plan contained "‘upsetting mistakes that repeat

‘the errors of previous years."

FASHIONABLE DOLLS dress right for every occasion. Teenage Tammy. above, sports a smart ski outfit which might inspire a sports-shy young lady to take more interest in group activi- ties. A choice of nearly 50 costumes is available.

Near Satire

By CYNTHIA LOWRY NEW YORK iAPt—That Was The Week That Was, referring: to the latest Nielsen television. ratings. noted that the three' top shows were Bonanza. a: western; Bewitched. a comedyi about a beautiful witch. andl

omer Pyle. a country

Truth Coming l

boy! who joins the US. Marines. t “ oday." continued the TW3‘ commentator. "87 pilot shows were started in Hollywood.l each one about a bewitched cowboy who joins the main. ines.“ 1

And truth may not be too farirole in the

away from satire-in programs for next fall. 1

My file of plans for next. season's programs contains an-i nouncements of more than 75

icals — found also in oysters and abaloties—had been knoun :to have activity against certain ibacteria and certain viruses. in- . cluding two types of polio virus, In fact. Li first discovered the nti - term activity of the pan-

NEW YORK «Apt—Paolins, lins some years ago while work-

chemicals {nund in clams, pre- ing with materials derived from vent or delay virus - induced‘the abalone. a shell fish eaten

1 a.

Clam Chemical Seen Defence

tumors in hamsters, a govern-Qregularly 1n ment scientist reported today. ’ And it was he who named The scientist told the New them "paolins" after the Chi- York Academy of Sciences in a nose word for abalone. prepared report “it is possible But he said the latest work that, the intake by man or ani-‘marked the first time the chem- mals of certain foodstuffs rich icals were shown to have action important‘against a virus capable of in- det‘enceiduclng cancer in animals. The against certain viral infections."experiments showed that the r. C. P. Li of the division oflclam derivative prevented or de- biologics standards. Natonal iii-,layed tumors induced in ham- stitutes of Health. said the chem-isters.

in paolins plays an natural

new ones and the file is incom-

’I‘his is the season when shows are being bought for next ptember's network schedules.

MOTHER WAS A CAR

With high TV interest in the fantastic and eerie. I note projected program called My Mother. the Car. co-slarring a talking classic automobile: The Ghost Breaker. with a hero who

de-haunts houses; and shows called The H a on t e d. and Thompson's Ghost.

James Bond-type hero shows and tongue-inwheek whodunits include Honey West, about a comedy female detective. and still another called Selena Mead. centred on a female agent There is also 1 Spy. self- expianatory in this derring-do category. but ivith male leads. The doctor fad seems to he waning But in the works are a comedy about a pediatrician called My Son. the Doctor. and Daktari. about a veterinarian in . rica.

Lawyer and lawman series among the new crop include one called The Lawyer. plus The Loop. and The Trials of O'Brian.

Christmas

More than 70 per cent of All? timber and 80 per cent of coal; in the Soviet Union comes from i. Siberia. .

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