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OTTAWA ‘CP) — Centennial persuade the centennial com- PHILADELPHIA ‘CP: — 4 think the crux of the mat- Commi:sioner John Fisher as missioner to stay on if he is James M. McAvity, president of ter is that Canadians are quite indicated he wants.better considering leaving.

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127 © pm. —CBC TV News ada close to 69 per cent Unitec States. For many goods monia minister responsible which provides secondary} = 12.13 @.m.—Local Weather and Sports Speaking te the port of Phila- no other market offered any ty ee for the centennial school training and residence! ©) Scores deiphia Maritime Day luncheon, real prospect of volume bust- commission. a remark that Mr. facilities to 140 girls. i | ‘KCW.-TV ~ ne Conade asa ae ness 2 Fisher was a poor administra- The new facilities will include a r wat »erhans SEEK NEW ‘WAYS tor a mother house, a dining hall, :

@57 am—Station Sign On 10.90 a.m.—Canadian Schoois 19.30 p.m.—Nova Scone Schoo!s 11 30 eam —Across Canada 12.90: p.m.—Frendly Giant

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the Canadan Exrort Association said here Canadiaps are -ud- denly becoming nerveus that the sheer scale of U.S invest- ment in Canada mich! threaten their political sovereignty

. He said total! U.S investment in Canada today amounts to abou’ £20,099,000.000 Americans

ada’s automotive industry. a9 per cent of rubber products. 64 per cent of electrical anwaratus. 70 per cent of petroleum ‘and natural gas. 52 per cont of min- ing and smelting, 43 per cent of puln and naner. and for all manufacturing industry in Can-

not as foreign as others, but certainly more foreign than it was 29 vears aco

He believed this was because of what he called the recent upsurge of nationalism and the growing aspiration of many thinking Canadians to maintain their national! identtity as a free

Tuddeniy becoming nervous that the sheer scale of U.S. invest- ment in Canada might carry a threat to their political sover- eignty which they earnestly de- sire to preserve

“Further. it 1s probable that most Canadians believe that the preservation of an indenendeut

“controlied 95 per cent of Can- and friendly Canada—as a re-

spected middle power—is of vi- tal interest to the United States and to the Western world.” Of Canada’s export drive, Mr. McAvity said that to attain the export targets set by the eco- nomic council, Canadian manu- facturers must sell more in. the

Canadian government and business leaders were looking for ways of moving more man- ufactured goods to the U.S

“For mest industries the solu- tion to the problem ‘would seem to lie in specialization, in some- ment of the international cor-

a5 and incenerdert country. : ‘ Big Hea e : 3 1 230 p.m ae tides or Helen SHOULD RESIST i oo © - ee Mr. McAvity. quoted Robert production and purchasing poli- dasepagt cies so as to develop in Canada

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27M Fowler, president of the

Canadian Pulp and Paper As- Sociation, as Saying it is not sur- Prisine that with such a con- centration of foreign investment some Canadians have begun to believe that “something should be done to” resist the friendly Pressure that seems likely ‘oa entulf us."

By contrast with their Cana- di” operations. said Mr. Mc- /Avity,- American businessmen

_ in. Mexico or .Eurove are well

aware they are dealing witn foreieners and conduct their business, often with local part- ners. with an eve to the sen-

certain specialized lines of pro- duction—of parts and compon- ents as well as end products— ‘to supply not only the Canadian market. and the British Com- monwealth where there is a pre-— ferential tafiff. but. also. mar. kets in adiacent areas of the United States.”

areas. corporate policy over: rode national policies

“The response to these chal- lenging questions confronting Canada ... by the Canadian

lines. of communication between himself and the government if he is to stay in his $24,900-a- year post

“If a more satisfactory liat- son can be found. | would like to remain with the commis- sion.” he said in a prepared

There have been reports re- cently that the man in charge of. preparations for Canada’s centennial of confederation cel- ebrations in 1967 has felt ‘‘boxed | in” and was on the point “of quitting.

One published report at- tributed to State Secretary La-

- Under a recent change,

Georges Gauthier. formerly | with the civil service commis- | sion, has taken over administra- |

RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT

Construction | Of New College | Gets Underway

_ST. JOHN'S, Nfld (CP)—Con-; struction began here Tuesday’ on a $3,000,000 Roman Catholic women's college

A church spoksman said the college is to be affiliated with | Memorial University of New-' foundiand. It will supplement.

the present St. Bride’s College, :

two residence blocks, a library, | four classroom buildings, and an administration building.

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