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former

wife of band leader Xavier Cn- Aat. poses with her liushond-toj be. theatieal agent Perry Leif.

Industrial Estates Limited Does Big Job For Nova Scotia .ngegcoua.

By ED WALTERS

HALIFAX tCPt __ Estates Limited. a SCllll-illllmltl~ founding.

industrial

mous arm of the proVini-ial gov-

ernment. is r

apidlr

thrust i it:

Nova Scotia into the plans and

deliberations of Canadian and

Ruins Found

Oi Fabled

Greek City

PHILADELPHIA University of Pennsylvania an- n

ounced here

of archeologists.

that

using

.\P tir'l‘lie

team

n.

strumont originally intended tor

outer space.

has

found

what

may be the 2.300-yenr-nld ruins

fabled

(Greek

City of

Last montlt durin: .'l two-week field trial of the rubidium mne- netomctcr. as it is scientificnl'fy

known. resear

c he 1‘ s

explorinu

the Crati plain in southern Italy detecth structures that may be

20 feet of soil

This settlement is believed to.

. walls and even paved

have been either Syhztt'is itself. or what was once its seaport on the Ionian coast.

According: to a llt' l(‘lli

Kill! I't‘l‘5.

Sybaris was once the wealthiest City of the ancient Greek «world. "The successful adaptation to

arclieolozy oi magnetometer

the

opens

rubidium

tip lit‘lL‘lli

new vistas iit man‘s search for buried remains of nhich there

rector of the

surface

inttit-zitionsf . F‘rnelit'h (i, llniney. di«

uniwrsity lllll-

But it is one thing to Itlt'tlit‘ buried ruins. and quite another to :et a look at them. The ruins found in the Crati

never be they he

plain may excavated. beneath

Ilt‘t‘lll

7 1

the present

water table. I'lxcm'zttion under these conditions may he too ex- pensive to be practical.

SEA ALWAYS NEAR No part of Prince Edward is-

land. Canada‘s ince. is more from the sea.

smallest

than

pror- 10 miles

K

wed on Dec. 16 In New York City and will return to the West Coast after a two-week honey- m (AP Wirephoto)

as he visits the set in Holly- wood studio where Abbe is at work in the television show “Burke‘s Law." They plan to

i "There is no suggestion thatl {Nova Scotia has the lowest 1a- bor costs." he said. The empha- ‘sis is on stability of labor in

Volvo tCanadat Lim- ‘internzitional industry leaders. .ltfedé adsumSldltary of AB Vow" to the seven years since its 0. we en 56 up an 3.“ omo' IEL has attracted 35 bile assembly plant at neighbor- ling Dartmouth in February. 11963. a company spokesman; lsaid it had "taken advantage: The Mom catch was Clair_|of thednherent and traditional lone Sound Corporation. \vhichlqfiahlltthy 01:1 Walkmamhfp for ‘last week announced plans torimollfgu e arllmes a”: a 332300.000 lant in Pictou “ . countjy. The p previously: Mr' Man'uge i185. admmed was located in Rexdale. Ont. a there may be cr't’c'sm 0‘ IEL' Toronto suburb. It is expected to employ about 700 persons by next year. and will eventually i

new industries to this province with its year-round ports and temperate climate.

. e corporation is not out to steal industries, As a

n example he said Clair-

,. q . lprmldc “000 JObS] .tone was looking for months for ‘ Rom“ w' M' Manuge’ gen-la new location before choosng teral manager of IEL. says his Nova scofia. ‘

Crown corporation's success in . ‘ bringingr industry to Nova Sco-. Peter Mlml‘v Cla‘rtone mesh “8 “is based on three mainldent. said in announcing thel points. ‘company's plans “we . . . satis-i

fied ourselves that Nova Scotia‘-

PERSONAL CONTACT provided many advantages to

Mr. MallllL'O rates as most our company” and the peoplei importanl an emphasis on “per-.“have a natural affinity to our. son to person contact.“ Thisiconcept of integrity. fine craft"- .mcans he spends about 50 per manship and uncompromising. cent of his time visiting indus- quality." . trialists in Canada and over-; seas who might be interested ini establishin: in Nova Scotia.

The second point is direct mail advertising. Mr. Manuge writes directly to anybody who might possibly be enticed to set up an industry in the province

Finally. IEL‘s board of direc- tors. mostly businessmen who travel considerably. are always watching for prospec s.

IEL usually builds or pro- vides a plant Iot‘ a manufac- on a rental basis. Its working capital comes from the sale of debentures to the gov- ernment and the profits of rent- als make good the debentures.

Mr. Mannge stresses the ad- vantages o 7 \a Scotia when negotiating for an industry. This includes illustrating that a plant .here is in a good position to serve all Canada.

He said fears that transporta- tion costs would be h' h are groundless because they amount to no more than one half of one per (-ent of the average sales dollar.

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