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MONTREAL

MONTREAL ICPI Prices were generally higher in active trading Tuesday on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges.

In the utilities. Jamaica was up 2 at 271/2, 2 new high. lower St. Lawrence gained 34v=at 31, a new high, and Calgary Power ad- vanced 1 at '78.

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Up in the papers was St. Lawrence Coup. at 18, a new high. Consolidated lost 7/5 at 41775;.

In the base metals Aluminium lost 1h at 311/2, Hudson Bay gained 1 at 60.

Up 3/3 in the steels were Argus at 281/: and Atlas at 26.

The pipelines were lower with Trans-Canada off % at 29.

Up 1/2 in the beverages were Canadian Breweries at 36 and Lalbatts at 271/2. 11 new high.

The banks were higher. Mont- real gained 1/2 at 53, Commerce was up 1%.

In other issues traded Fleet Manufacturing lost 6 at 49, Wind- sor Hotel declined 61/; at 50, Pen— mans was up'l at 31, a new high and General Dynamics rose 1% at 60. '

The mines and oils were mixed.

The closing a v e r a g e 5 show banks up .21 at 56.86, utilities off .14 at 150.3, industrials up 1.4 at 295.1, combined up .9 at 246.9, papers off 1.5 at 455.6 'and golds up .74 at 80.26. a new high.

MONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS

Abltib . 37 Fraser 311/4 Abit pr 24% GT Lakes 39% Asbestoa 337/- How Smith 37% Bank Mont 53 Had Bay Min 60 Bank NS Imp Bank BBnque C Nat so Imp Oil 431/2 Bathurst A Int Nick 87 Bell 41% Int Pete Brazil 6V2 Mash-Fer Bldg Prod McCall 61 C Can N St. Car 23 C Cement 341/4 Norandn 55 C ement. p11 29 Price 461’; Steamship 42V: Que Pow C Bnk Com 58% Royal Bank 73% Cdn Brew 36 Royalite , Cdn Brew pr 35% St. \L Corp 18 Can Celan 181/: Shawin 33 PR 29% Steel 69% Cockshutt Un Steel 15 Seagrnms 33% Walker 34% D Bridge 213/4 CANADIAN

NEW. YORK '

NEW YORK (AvPl—The stock market soared to another record high Tuesday. ,

The Associated Press ISO-stock index rose $1.90 to $2105.90, the Dow Jones average was 3.41 higher at 561.13. Both are record figures. ' x

The piercing of the sop-point level in- the Dow Jones index was one reason given? for the renewed burst of confidence. This had been regarded as a resistance level by Wall Street chart lex- ports.

,The business news was good and an everaplentiful supply of cash seems at hand for buying stacks.

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minium Ltd, off % and Walker- Gooderham were-exceptions. Mc- InwredPorcupine gained 114, Hud- son Bay. Mining 1, International Nickel, Granlby Mining and Dis. tillensSeagmms V4 each, and Canadian P a c I f l c and Dome Mines % each. -

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NEW YORK CLOSING srocxs 1 Beth Steel 515/: Monty W 411's Borg Warner 367”; NY Cent 3775 C and 0 671711 Radio Corp 42 Cons Edison 59% Std Oil NJ 39775 El Auto El 361:2 Utd Aircraft 1 Gen Elec 70174 Vanadium Goodyear 102% Weltngse 0817.1 Gt Nor Ry 50% Int T 'I‘ 54% Kennecott 101%

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MONTREAL (CP) —. Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country station, wooden cases, extra-large 53-5310, large 50-501/2, medium 41, small 33. B 35-36, C 23. Receipts 133.

Butter: Current receipts tend- erable 63, not tenderable 63; fresh grade creamery prints, job price 64911—65; fresh wholesale 64.

Cheese: delivered Montreal, not waxed, Quebec white 33, colored 33; wholesale Quebec white 34, colored 34; current receipts 0n- tario white f.o.'b., grading station 35-35%, Colored 35-35 3-16. No quo- tations for wholesale Ontario.

Potatoes: Quebecs new 755 1. 1.35; N.B. 75s 1.50-1.55.

Find. 2 Bodies From Missing Drilling Crew

PORT BURWELL, Ont. (GP)— Two bodies, one lashed to a tub- her life raft, were f 1nd Friday in Lake Erie by the US. Coast Guard and the search continued for three other men aboard an offshore gasdriﬂing rig destroyed by gales.

The three still missing are pre- sumed to have drowned as well when (SO-unile-an—houtr gales be- fore dawn Thunsday demolished the platfomn and tower anchored 14 miles off the southern Ontario shore.

Names of the two found were not immediately known. The coast guard took the bodies to Eric, Pta., where positive identifi- cation later will be made by of- ficials of Underwater Gas Devel- opers Limited, the firm that rented the rig to a drilling sub- contractor.

The cutter Kaw, jointing Cana-

dian and Amenican planes in a search that began eame Thurs- day, came upon the nude body lashed to the raft \about eight miles oﬁf Erie. The second body was found in the come genenl area. Names of the five aboard: Geo- logist Jack Vogan, Ottawa; Wil- liam Marsh J12, 25, and Leroy Batwens, both of Bothwell'; Wal- ter Kozlov and George Mitchell— the latter about 29 and the father of eight children—«both of Dres- den.

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humans next fall.

Known as “grain - fodder” be-

cause it would feed both humans and animals, this plant still is experimental, says Peter Lapin, assistant director of the main Botanical Gardens in Moscow

It comes from a cross or mar- riaige of wheat and wild grasses in experiments conducted by aca- demician Nikolai Tsitsin. one of Russia's leading botanists. Prof.

Tsitsin also is trying to develop perennial type of wheat.

The double-duty grain - fodder plant also belongs to the peren- nial type, Latpin says, but “it is not good enough at wintering

yet."

Some of its is being tested on experimental plots at the Botan- ical Gardens, which have green- tropical

houses crammed with plants from around the world.

PLANT IN OCTOBER

“You plant the grainnfoidder in October and ’it gives grass for its “It

first harvest,” Lapin says. ngs after that cutting. and yields grain for the second har- vest. . “Or the first yield can be grain, If you have a wet spring; then you get the grass later. It prem- ises to be very useful in our cli- mate because sometimes we have very dry springs. After first giv- ing grass, it would yield grain after the summer rains.”

Prof. Tsitsin 25 years ago be- to cross strains of wild and culti- vated wheat with wild grasses— “which usually are the enemy of

gan breeding experiments

the farmer," Lalpin says.

llf his double-duty plant suc- ceeds, it would be his greatest,

achievement.

But a problem is that only a small percentage of the plants

a main problem is avoiding ster- ility in the first generation.

To overcome this, Prof. Tsitsin is using a chemical. colchicine, which stops cell division. Lapin says this metthod shows promise.

Prof. Tsihsin earlier developed a hybrid of winter wheat that is economically important, giving higher yields and possessing a

Lynsenko, declares Lapin. Lysenko maintains genetics or heredity of plants land presum- ably humansl can be altered by environment. But some of his re- sults were apparently due to acci- dental cross - fertilization of plants, or plain bad observation in the view of Western scientists. Lynseko now is in semi—eclipse, after being backed ealier by such powerful figurr as Stalin. Grainafodder would be a feat rivalling the aims of Lysenko.

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stronger or steadier stem at har- vesting.

HAS TO IMPROVE

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His perennial type of wheat “is l ' ' I not yet economically suitable. Fabrlcahon and has to be improved more by . selection," says Lapin, an assist- HOLLYWOOD (AP) " Ehza'

ant to Tsitsin.

It is all straight, orthodox breeding or genetic work, with Tsitsin having nothing to do with the ‘ ocus-tpocus theories of Trofin

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