8 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Tues. Nov. 8, 1964.

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Brunswick brought out thel

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K. C. irving. a dominant. name in the Maritimee. has a. large stake in the project and isn‘t known as a backer of Neither is mining-man

‘ Patino Mining and the Bel-5 ‘gian Societe Generale des Min-1 .zerais. two world-wide mining;

giants are also involved in steel project which is n 3111000000 expansion by

§.e‘t 'Corp. Ltd n New Brunswick. ‘

part of‘not growing rapidly and thel Brunswick Mining and Smelling“)

Th. 5199] min will take up Mining. which will produce 250-: “4.000.000 or the total outlay. .000 tons of This is the second steel pro-The loci announced in Canada in asiabom

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B. Steel-Making Plans Bring Views of Sceptics

increase of almost 2.000.000 tons sceptics last week. but the men! Some sceptics said Quebec'sgfmm this year's demand. behind the project have reputa-i project was marginal he samean (3051' SAVING

tions for knowing what they are people say the New Brunswick‘

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lthe steel mill. Elsewhere on

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"consumer mood" ‘reached the highe

third uarter Ry “ORDIW GRANT many weeks. the first being the ,start operations l968. De- an": q Canadian Press Staff Writer ‘proposed 52.50.000.000 scheme inmand for steel that year is es- é Plans to make steel in New itimated at 11,000,000 tons. an “cc buying p18

iron feed for the mill will “army-tin" is 9"?" WOTSC- ‘come from the recovery of py- EARNINGS iNCRE “Where “in the 5199‘ be rites contained Brunswick With time-month

sold?" is the main question. asimning's ore, and this is cited it was When QUBbeC announcedlas a cost saving factor.

Financing details Said h9- been announccd. bt

its plans.

One steel expert

have not corporate earnings. a spokes-j

couldn‘t see the t'liinking behindnnan for Brunswick Mining said ‘broad cross-section

producing steel in times which isn't a large con-. sumer.

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Maritime stee A spokesman for Brunswick

steel a year. said company isn't concerned‘ the market

The New Brunswick mill will

Quebec market will not be openms i.

“19 Mari- it will be done in Canada. _ '

Brunswick is already being Ishowed sharp gains. included in helped in tie base metal field ‘the list were: the; He said export markets areiby a New Brunswick govern-:pine ' ment guarantee on the debt ofiries and Steel. Texaco Canada“ is ;Trans-Canada Pipe Lines. Price} speculated that similar assist-'Brothers. Moore Corporation

smelter

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Mines. Domin

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the verge of a buying spree. mm The survey said the index of bought

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pie intending to buy cars 52 per ‘ cent will buy new models.

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While. there. Prof. Tmiga51“The French-speaking Africans ‘took time to read the ﬂourisn-lhave developed this concept ling African authors and talk ’ and call it ‘negritudc.’ lwith them. President Senghor.‘ it has fascinated him to the the poet. put. him up at the point where he is raising zguesi palace --~ there were no imoney for a year‘s leave of ab- .Other guests and the professor some from UBC to study more .had the palace and a ciiaiif-lcloscly this development in

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