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Tweaduy, January 18, 1955

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ion : Canadian Market Drop
Follows Selling Wave

an Pres.

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By Mee Catia
Two strong selling waves drove

erecit restrictions on Wall street:
speculators, individual prices in

| : prites sharply lower on the New Sew York fell lower on the av- §

York stock exchange Monday for €reee. .
J . the filth time in as many se-, The Torento market started

| gicns. The Toronto exchange. the session generally higher in

¥ whith got off to a orighter star’ the fastest morning session in

 
  

at fhe operdng. followed Wal: ;
strdét to lower around du:ing an t
Afternoon sell-s. ever, and the market suffered.
Although the * peneral preak Fide lezses which brought th:
ras not as on id as the one two industrial Index down to 376.65:
weeks ago after the US. federai —leas than 12 points from the.
gitre board clamped tighter low of 375.38 hit during the break

~~ of Jan. 6. ‘
| Funnel to Link Using The Associated Press av-:
| Kashmir, India

erage as 4 guide, Monday's Wail:
street decline erased more than
i $4.000.000 659 from the total!
f spivac: AQ Kasuinir ¢Pou-' queted value of — securities’
these Won ne sated on a Usted on the New York exchange.
Boemdc la roinuelcarouch the The AP average of 60° stocks
momscurs | tn : & Kashmir anc dropped 3310 at $149.20. It had
be ous ay ab-weather road. dropped $340 on Jan. 5 and an-
5 Ath huuch Kasim j

Moist two years. Heavy profit-

 

  

fore
ey hit a low of $15980. Total vol-

eT Mt i) tn Jie wie. ah volt | hh

thet nd Panistan rominitted te a wine Munday was 3,360,000. -

ty plobticite. “jada is voiny ahead we eee eee ene
‘ fr a $22.000.0% {ve-year plas

NEEDS WORKERS
WELLINGTON N.'2. (CP) —!
A year atu the New Zealand;
Prrument was paying unem-

us eit
i te the three-quarters «2 die
, pt hich nuw les on the
fan site of the cease-fire bre
The biggest proiect in this plan
abafle ,
i the: Banihal t ployment rede! to 24 peopie. To- '

- BThe tunnel #ul recuce te gay only nine are drawing it.!
4 barance between Kash@r’s Qn the other hand there are 27.- |

  

immer capital at Srinagar ane go yacant jobs for which no!
‘workers can be found.

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SNO'Y A. D. Brown ls
holding s.verenuy is the an-
swer tg a farmer's prayer.
Many Missouri farms, Hke his -
near Columbia, were badly jn
need of moisture for wheat
and other winter crops, The
Missouri | Farmers Assuchition
‘fs terming the recent fall a
mulomilion-dol.: shaw.”

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as in 1954

BE SURE OF
QUALITY AND
SERVICE
, AT A FAIR PRICE
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VICTORIA (CP—Alex Patter>
‘gon doesn't brave the Areti¢ cold |
for his furs. He docs his trap: ‘

elty hall.

i Victorian Fur Trapper :
1 Has Trapline in Capital

srecopnites them immediately.

knows n type of bullrush that
'muskrads eat which discolor.

ping within a mile of Victoria. thelr pelts unless they are’ skin:
ined at once,

 
 
 
      

 

He;

He once saw a tare golden] ;

thriving trap?!
muskrat and five mink, most of”

them within seeing-distance af:
thousands of Vietorlaus who pro-

In oné ment h of Patterson's.

ne has taken 300 cagle pounce on one, of his traps!

pnd become snared. Largest: ever

taken in BC, the eagle had a
54-inch wingapread and.was pre-
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cing later hit all sections how-: ff

- uther $160 the following day to. B

ATTENDING TALKS IN TORONTO tn
negutlatiors (eft? and union officials. In the le panel arc: Theodore J. Emmeri, executive PROFITABLE, SIDELINE

vice-president:

Wallace H. Clark, vice-presiden
S. Pattilo. labor adviser, representing the Ferd vompany of Canada: right panel, Fred Childs.
Charles McDonald and Emil Mazey, officinls of tie Untied Automobile Worksrs 1C10- CCLI rep- “kept the trap-line a secret since times In a single yrar,

 

connect on whi tine sirske at Ford plants are company “Snore in Canada.

in sharge of Inds

bably believe trapping 13 con-
fined to frozen Arctle wastes of
the rugged rericns of Interior
British Columbia

Patterson, 34-year-old mech-
G2 anic-trapp'r, gets pelts that
prank with the pest taken any-.

ctrlal relations: and Arthur

resenting some 8,000 employecs a on strike at Win sor, Oakville aid Etobicoke, The’ strike started pis childhood but duck-hunters, |

Ocrober 10 at Windsor.

0 eterna eee nee stan mag eN AF tr

aa Strike End
B pinsn

mischicvous children and wane
* dering cats and dogs have given.
him trouble In recent years.
“Please,” he say3..“tell them w
leave my traps alone.” * Elght'
were stolen last year. He has. 120
traps In his Hine,

Patterson's traps are sth: to
provide a quick death by drown: |
ing, Only raccoons, which he.
calls the worst pest to farmets !

(CP Photo)

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Patterson holds a trapper’s lis mother nature co-operates, Tt
cence which casts $10 a year. He ‘mink, for example, multiply 8!

“here,

‘reules of his intended victims,
Mls traps have no bait.

Vancouver, mink are worth $19
:to $30, racoon might bring $1.25,
and the muskrat Is worth $1.25.

  
   
 
  
   
   
  
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
   
   
  

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It ts quantity that counts and

+ aman emanates eminem”

18 Arrested
InRiot
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'  gdicettindnt employ
: ern tad: Mr. Kr les
ey pleas withdnt
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Nay ut pat ¢ broke ato,
ifeyt Gow wenden here ta!

TGONO

. rug jestions that optimism which!
had marked company - union!
7 | nes zottations appeared to have
§ waned, The contract talks were
2 ito cominne, however.

The Ford ot, end poultry rafsers, have bo be

Canada strike entered a record’ killed w
plGist day today, coupled with BUSY ALL TRAR

three hours arid $40 a month ti!:
© gasoline to check his lines each | ly mereivrs of the $dney Leng.
'morhing during ‘the. wintér. He: shoremen's Union, which began

i Communists |:

  

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BROTHER JOSEPII ‘BERGERON of Quebec City (wearing can).

i last foreign n:jaslonary In Suchow in Kansu province. arrives

at Hong Kong after spending the last 70 years in China. Brother
Bergeron. 7h was never committed to prison, asked the Chinese
7 ah exit permit becaiise he was the only for-

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' efgner in the area. Behind him is an unidentified Roman Caiho-
| He priest who met him at Hong Kong.

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BLACKWOOD on

BRIDGE

By EASLEY. BLACKWOOL

Maintain Link Between Your Hand_ and Dummy’s
Mr. Masters was telling Mr. New, the avid 4

ger, something about the ducking play. When, VOWTE taid off asa tesilt of the walk
playing a hand as declarer,” he said, “the main pur-, ont iu the three pr,duetion een-
is to maintain a line of comp, res Nearly

pose of the ducking play |
munication between your hand and dummy,

si that progress 93s telng made,
' OLD MARK SURPASSED

kibite net on strike. most members of

are out of wack da the three
There: plants, .
Te tyce the striker an dn

ure other reasons for the. play, but you'd. better learn,

that one first.

East dealer

Today's hand, played by Mrs. -
Hoth sides vulnerable.

Kren at three no-trump, lug. ;

concede the enemy the: first two

dtd not give them‘time to set up
lo sult of thelr own.

[PULIS TREY

from the board, and Mr.

‘Champlon followed sult,

Mrs. Keen made the right play, long sull wis now established.

O2 eres

th ae ’
Tuno up ce jack owas

WINTERIZE
NOW !

@ Complete Motor
@ Anti-Freeze.”
@ Mud and Snow

her game.

Aix tridks on the hand, !

 

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pulling the trey of dinmonds
Abel,

“won with the 10 spot, When Mr,j trained before Me
she

Alter winning ‘the (rst trick . knew the diamonds were divided
with dummy's king of spades,'3-1 at worst and that dumimy's

Mr, Abel returned n spade and
finexsed, My,
‘Champion won with the queeq
and led a third round of spades,
(Mrs, Keen won with the ace and
realized it was Ume to run with

Notice that If she had fooliahs
ly played the ace and king of
dismonda nat the second and
third tricky, trying to bring |
, | [the sult without lous, she woul
\ have done well to take more thart'

i Emil Mazov, iyrt as ernational aecte-

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After a sess'un Monday night

tary. etreasurer of the United
Autoniobiie Workers (C{O-CCLi+
said progress In the talks ana;

$ rnot continuing. He did not elab-

orate.

land T. J. Emmert, Ford of Can-o"g
aca executive

of the Canaan autamotive br}
‘dustey. Lt sur pitsses by two days
the 9-day
Fo-d workers dia 1945.

Aa neze'tlations continued, two
separate groups of company and

i spends his summers studying the} a a hot sirtke texiay over the
seating and living
| mia He knows their track’ and!

4 ; ‘Guardsman Jonathan Pilkington |
{| This cunflicted wilh earl'er followed orders: when the ‘cont: j out of the conimission chamber]
5 | statements Monday by Mr. Mazey: pany , sergednt-major .

vice-presicent.: jailed for two years and senténc,
ed ta discharge fur desertion at; - Police battled wlth a crowd of
a court martlal after having |1 000, ontsidé on the dawns and:
| Theestrike. involving planis t- been out of the army's sight, foF lalér with a marching cojums ot
_ Windsor, Oaaville and Etobicoke : eight: years, yo

“now by the dongess In the history (-— meine

surie of Windsor +

day, protwstiis Austral a's gue

ith an alr-pistol. ©." ~“jrent Gompunist spy duvesilyas

Using his ¢ar, it: takes” him { rested,» if
The demonstrators were mes}!

habtts’ of ai

chamtesa? GP 50 men recent y.
The union ts abo incensed oves
wake ‘i the, Fpv) commmisston's reported
“Intention of calllng

TOOK IT LITERALLY member to testify on contacts
PIRBRIGHT, England (P)--' with the Suvlet embassy:

Twenly persons were bundled]

shouted | after: “Gestapo methods”

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get out of my sight.” He was! ss

 

other s'oans were shouted. froin
ithe public gallery, -

¥

a tdook workers in hid ad cenkre.

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‘union representatives from Oak- 2

vile and the Ford offices In
Winesor met fy o’her parts of
the Roval York Hotel to ry to
sete ‘atnl ilforeners,

\
Mr. Muzey sald the Oakville

teams had completed pretimine ( §

| ary diceussion after (hree Gays
land further meeunes were not
ac hiedied
The Wiadsor of fice talks, herve
“yer, were to continue today.
S.Allhor)) the office workers are

the UAW office local have been |

9000 nulu workers ¢

; Windsor Oct. 10. werkers winted
' opyproved inedte dy and hospital
pans and wate irercuses of four
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speaking to the Canadian Club
uf Muntreal, sald Monday that]
Canadian tracpa must be fully»
fre kent
overseas or Into battle areas in
aly future war,

The chief of atatf antd tha
Canadian army looks toward
tho militle tu provide un cadre of
officers and NCOs around whiely
a reorganized army can be built.

Tho Canudinny arnvy's frat res
organization. to. meet demands
of the Korean war and NATO
commitinents was a tempornry
oxpodient WwW wht: ‘h _ personnel

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Teper ap es Mr, Champlon’s opening jead . s 6 Y and Oakville and $1.50 at Etobi- | SIR ANTHONY: ‘EDEN, St-year-old British Foreign secretary,

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