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Police earry Max Rosenthal from the headquarters of the Food and. Drug Administration at Washington during a demon- stration Monday night. Rosen-

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Business Briefs TORONTO (CP) — Sterling Trusts Corp. shareholders will be asked to approve a_ 5-for-1 stock split at a meeting April 25. If approved the split will give ‘the stock wider. distribu-

tion, says President N. F.° Pe-: tersen. : y TORONTO (CP)28Hy..Nuttall

has been re-electet president | and chief executive officer, John Inglis Co. Ltd. H.: B; Sie has retired as chairman,’ but - will _remain as a directr, the company says. : TORONTO (CP) — Volks- wagen says it will install Ca- batteries in_ ve- hicles destined for Canada from its factories in West Germany. An order for $20,000 has been placed with hattery-maker Pres:'

TORONTO (CP) — §.Lloya Douglas has been appointed mill manager and Donald J. Camp- + bell general superintendent at. the Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd Thun. | der Bay division, Port Arthur, |

_Ont., the company said Monday. :

MONTREAL, (CP)—Net earn- fngs of the Canadian Paéifie.|

THE

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chapter of the . Citizens Com-_ mittee for Cancer Survivors on Krebiozen, .was one of 40 per- .sons seeking approval of in- terstate distribution of the con- troversial ‘material Krebiozen.

month. in 1965, the CPR = an- nounced Monday. Revenues |

were $42,971,127 and expenses | $40,630,753 compared with $39,-—

| 710,601. revenue and $38,061,770 |

expense in‘ February, 1965. } CHICAGQ (AP) -~ James W. Button, 48, president of Simp-; sons-Sears, Ltd., Toronto,, since | 1962, was named Monday vice- presidgnt of Sears, Roebuck and Co., in charge of merchandising.

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WASHINGTON § (AP) The United States is holding the door ajar for: a broad change in its China policy, At the mo- ment, a key tactic is to blame Communist China's isolation on Peking itself.

Just when Washington might shift to a policy of recognizing Communist China, ‘favoring her entry and engaging in trade with her is unclear. But most agree the time still is years away.

So far Peking continues to he- rate the United States as. her No. 1. capitalist imperialist jenemy. As State Seecretary Dean ;Rusk put it Friday, ‘‘We do not \find at the present time & se- rious interest in Peking in im- jprovement of relations.” | Even with an overnight about- |face by the Chinese—which no

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China Poli ina Policy ” one expects--the issues involved are of such giant proportions as to defy “speedy readjustments. One interlocking question is the Sino - Washington's’ relations with Moscow. Another is what to do about Nationalist China (For- _mosa). Still another could be the structure of the United Na- tions. WAY OPEN FOR CHANGE Stil, the latest round of ficial U.S. statements “has air of -keeping the way open a change some time in the ture. . This contrasts with hard-line {talk in earlier years about U.S.

of- an for fu-

steps to quarantine Communist- |

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A growing number of: coun- tries favors Peking’s admission t> the "UN. Last year,a UN General Assembly vote on_ this

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next fall.

Assembly meeting

Arthur J. Goldberg, U.S.

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relationship remains

Within the last few days, of the question would present! am- itself

if Peking sweetens its

|bassador to the UN, and Joseph tone.

J, Sisco, assistant state secre- tary for international organiza- tion affairs, have underscored in public statements: Communist China’S demand for UN reor- ganization and expulsion of Na- jtionalist China as her price for

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A side issue at the moment’ is whether to recognize. Outer Mongolia, the pro-Soviet buffer | state between Russia and China| which is claimed by both the Communist and Nationalist Chi- | nese.

Rusk said U.S. recognition of| Arnold Gordon Powell, a com- ity’"’ if he is later shot.

Pencil Firms Fined $16,000

TORONTO (CP) — Four na- lower than ever before, he <!.

tional pencil manufacturers were fined a total of $16,000, Monday for operating a combine between 1951 and 1961..:

Ltd. was fined $8,000; Pencil Co. Ltd., $4,000; hard Faber Canada Ltd, $2,000 and Dixon Pencil Co.,, $2,000. ,

the companies not to continue or repeat, the offence.

king's admission do not want to Outer Mongolia is “‘under eon- ‘pines investigator, testified that |

!expel Nationalist China. DISPEL DOUBTS oe

The. Johnson administration ‘has been giving some answers

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modified U.S. policy.

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