Pharmacist Al Aipplebaum (right) has offered fine drugs to help Mary and Bill Thomp- son of Toronto raise their

By GREG MacDONALD Canadian Press Staff Writer A reduction in some of‘ the

government's emergency meas- ures on imports. a brighter carn- ings picture and a continuing in- :-rease in automobile production were the features on the Cana- dimi business. scenevlast week. Finance Minister Nowlan an- nuincetl government has lifted some of III(_ -specie‘ import surcliarges implied four months ago in the

face of a foreign exchange uisis He said wfiye-per-cent sur-

cliarge.o_n' of goods-— mostly industr machinery not made in anada — was being moved immediately.

Mr. Now“ called it the “iii-sf major step" towards com- plete removal of surcharges im- posed in June to protect an- ada's foreign exchange tcservcs against a run on the Canadian dollar.

The Canadian Importers and Traders Association said the move was “a small step in the right direction since it will lower costs to’ Canadian producers."

ll. C. MacKen'.lrick. general manager. said the association hopes for an early all the surcharges “since these OJ the Canadian economy."

"Undoubtedly.“ he said. “the reason for the latest removal is an attempt to lessen the costs to‘ Canadian producers."

Later in a telegram to Prime. Minister Diefenbaker. the asso-1 c-alien asked the government to . abolish entirely the surcharges o_n imports

The association said that be-. cause of the recent improvement ; exchange reser_ves. there wasl no longer any justification forl any of the surcharges. .

Corporate earnings brightened last week. Great Lakes Power. Corporation showed a net profiti of ,084.7l9 in the nine months‘ ended Sept. 30—compared with; 3188.805 in the same period last year

Dominion Stores reported it!

Brighter Business Picture Seen In Canada Last Week

Wctlncsdziy that the Ill

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slight improvement ‘In the first six months of their fiscal year. Profit was $3.710.570 compared with last year's 33.627591. ANNOUNCE DIVIDENDS Great Lakes Power announced It is going to pay a quarterly dividend of 20 cents plus an ex- tra 7% cents Dec. 29. The quar- tcrly payment is an increase of cents Canadian General Electric will pay an extra 10 cents along with its quarterly dividend of five cents a share on Jan. 2 Banque Canadienne Nationale will pay an extra 45 jrents along with its regular ‘quarterly dividend of 45 cents a share Dec. .

- PARENTS OFFERED FREE DRU R LIMBLESSBABY

husband has their other child. Billy. 12 months. The teen- _ aged parents decided to keep

able funds. This action. while stimulating in the long run. seemed to signify to Wall Street that the‘ economy was not in good shape and needed some kind of medica ‘on.

TICKERS RAN LATE

The result was that tickers ran late in the wake of the news on Friday when more than 4.- 000,000 shares were piled up and traders rushed to unload.

The market's fall was accom- panied by a rise in bearish sen- timent as reflected by an in- crease in the short position on the New York Stock Exchange to iaear-record levels. This is the lot of borrowed stock sold with the intention of repaying the stock with shares bought at lowci prices in the future.

repiesent commitments to buy st ture—or acquire it somehow to repay the loans-

Stocks Take Sharp Loss

the total “short interest" is sup- posed to be technically bullish.

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market took its war .throc weeks as Wall Street's lpcssimlsm deepened amid unin-V - ' ‘ g news last week. I I Volume also swelled to the largest total three weeks.

“°m°"'3l °f“emphasizing the conviction inl

the decline.

By week's end. the Dow Jones lindustrial average was do 13.8 to $73.29. This put it close to the level of 571 which served ias a suppo d Oct 1.

IIta‘lies followed from that point. y

The question for e weekl ahead is: Will the list rally

gain from the same level or will it. break through to a deeper “t!uor"-—possibly to the year's low of 535.76 reached last June]

- I Last week's worst decline was I on Friday when the news back-; ground might have itititled trad- ers to op s a r lly, if gen» eral sentiment had not been so ‘- bearish. I The federal reserve board cut reserve requirements of mem-. her banks to four per cent from . five. apparently to ensure busi- ‘ ness an ample supply of len

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four years were among the news factors which served to deepen Wall Strect‘s gloom.

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'S.A. Moves To Crush '\'e-euro Group

JOHANNESBURG ‘R°utersi

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Mon. Oct. 2!, 13. ll Iincitement charge. was tolhaveltlon that did business with I appeared In court last Monday‘ firm that had I Teamstera coli- with Mandela. but at the last tract. -minute the case was postponed Hum, 49 planned to defend a week and the court switched himself aghast the ywmcount ‘° P“’“"'l“ indictment. which he contends BAN ENDS APRIL 3" was politically motivated.

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The white‘-ruled South African

By KEN KELLY WINNIPEG ICPl—Tlle fed- eral governnient is planning a new stage in its attack on the effects of automation which will Include paying the costs of labor-management research in particular imlustrics and of re-

7 training workers.

rime Minister l)l(’I(‘lll)Hk(‘I‘ ievealed Saturday during a

wiiirlwind. one-day visit here that tli placed before the present ses- sion of Parliament.

"’1‘he legislation to be intro- duced will provide for industry and labor incentives to work to-

and consequences of automa-

i Brian. after receiving offers 1 of help from the pharmacist" I and others. (CP Wirephoto).

U.S. Output }Ot'SteeI Up §_Fo-r Qua rter

I CLEVELAND (AP) _ Fourth- quarter steel production in U.S. ‘mills will be 12 to 15 per cent ‘higher than the third quarter's. ‘ d the year's output will end Iup between 97.000,000 and 98.-I 0tl0.000-ton mnrk. Steel Mega-I zine predicted today. ' last year totalled 98,000,000 tons. I ; The weekly journal of metal-I working expects October's pro-I -duction to total about 7.700.000I I ' I ingot tons-—largest of any month I since April. Production may de- cline in December. the publica- tion said. but it will stay high. enough to boost the fourth quar- 1 total to 23.000.000 ingot.

tons. “Weekly operations have lev-I I

weeks unless there's a big pick- I .'»up in automotive buying ofl Isteel." the magazine said. ' Some steel company market

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VATICAN CITY 4AP)—Pope John made a slight. change Sat- urday in the voting procedure for a new pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church.

He also freed cardinals of the

real’ of excommunication for

not attending a conclave to to the requirement of wo- When Pope Pius XII died.l 0110059 3 new P009. and he thi newspapers in Italy and abroad

banned photographs of a Pope on his death bed.

Pope John's rules were con- tained in an apostolic letter, a motu proprio ta document signed by the Pope in his own hand), made public Saturday.

e new program will be.

. .. . . . government acted Saturday to mm‘ he Sam I" laymg. “'0 crush pomilar support N cornerstone of a new Manitoba gm nationalist leader Nelson

Institute of Technology.

tie gave no details of the new prnaram to combat automa- tioifs effects which he described -is tl~e “supreme challenge“ of isirlnstrial and social develop- nl(~‘Il' and a problem \\lll('ll “firings over many working peo- plo as a cloud of fear." MAY PAY COST

However, it was learned in Ottawa that the legislation en- visages the federal government

paving the cost of research into ‘

automation where employer and employee get together on such zi study.

Mandela by banning all protest meetings throughout the coun- try for six months and ordering the house arrest of two other nationalist leaders. The action here came as se- curity on government ministers and buildings in Pretoria was being tightened following an ex- plosion there Friday night which wrecked the office of the mints- ter of agricultural. economics 2 and marketing. Dirk Uys. Justice Minister Balthazar Vorster ordered the house ar- rest for five years of Walter Sisulu. :ber of the banned African Na- lfional Congress. and Ahmed

former executive mem-.

Vorster banned until April 30

I protest meetings over per- sons detaincd for any offence.

Observers said the govern- ment. alarmod at growing un- derground Nccro support for

Mandela. coupled with increas- ing sabotage attcmpts. was try-I

ing to silence the dcla" cnmmlltcc.

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Pope Makes Slight Change‘ In Pontifl Selection Setup .

Kathadra. secretary of the “free

Mandela" m o v e merit. Police

were hunting for both men. Sisulu. 42, awaiting trial on an

one. was required to elect , P0D9- Under -POPE . In his letter. Pope John also amendmeqta two-thirds malot- I ordered that no photographs ity is sufficient. However, if the; could be made of a dying pope_ number of cardinals in the con-land that no sound recordings clave cannot be divided into might be made in the death equal thirds. the new rules hold I mom,

rds plus one." IMINDSZENTY RECALL’?-D published pictures of the pontiff P999 John Eliminated I l‘e8- on his death bed. Professor Ric- ulation threatening cardinalsgcardo Galeazzi -Lisi. personal

ing to attend a conclave for rea- : later ousted from the Rome sons other than health. JosephiMedicaI Association for selling Cardinal Mindszenty. primate of iphotographs and newspaper 3,-.

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THE EXTRAORDINARILY SMOOTH RIDE YOU GET IN A DODGE IS UNIQUE IN ITS CLASS.

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