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Railways

’ ATLANTIC REGION

lender: for Grading Siding - lt- llranor'a Airport, (B. O. A. FJ, PMJ. Sealed tenders, marked on the out- aiile “Tender (or (lriailing lor Hiding la St. Eleanor‘: Airport" and addreua- al to tile Until-reigned, will ho receiv- ail up to 12:00 o'clock noon. Daylight lailng Time, Friday, June 0, i!“ for llie above work.

Plain, Specifications and Iorln of Contract may ha seen and Form of Trailer llllll Instructions to Bisldera may be obtained at the following aiilreai xllqlnmal Chief Englneer—Moncton. ' ll

Dlriaion Engineer-Halifax N. l. l‘. N. B. Agent-Summeralde, P. l. l. The lowest or any lender not nt- rmilrily accepted. ll’. U. Appleton.

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Professional Bards

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Over Telegraph Office 150 Richmond Street Charlottetown

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OPTOMETRIST New Location

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Grain

ortroaco. June I~—(AP)—Whcat producers’ approval of the govern- mtllts Plan to restrict the new crop movement by a marketing quota system and loans at rates above current prices today touched °n "w" h billing in the futures hit here o lift quotations two cents abushel. 1 ed

who. a cos 1 3-8-1 7-8 cents higher than Saturday, July as 1-3 -—95. sePlbmber 9'! 3-4-15-8; com ‘lslgggléinrigeed P71; 1544102121; Jilrlyhls 3-8. to l-a higher. ’ u c “med

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Most traders adopted 2_(OP)_

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Winnipeg grain exchange and coarse grain price changes were minor while the only wheat future 0T1 the b01111. July. remained at "X5 minimum of 77 i~2 cents a billb- e

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Toronto Exchange

TORONTO, June 2—(C'P)-—- Tradzllg steam was low today on the Toronto stock exchange. Turn- over was onl 76.000 shares which. was under t e average for May. Oi the total, 20,000 shares was in Pacalta, an Alberta of‘. issue, sell- in down 1-4 cent at 2 3-4.

nior golds remained unchang- ed while gains of 3 to 6 cents were netted by Kerr-Addison, Lamaque, .Chestcrville and Manhood-Cock- shutt against minor losses for Syl- vanlw. Upper Canada and Beattle.

Losses of a point or snore were showing at the close for Bell Tele- phone, Blue Ribbon pfd, Canada Malting. Canada Wire A, Gatincau Power pid and Page-Hersey, Can- adian weakened 3-4 to a new low for the year at 14 and minor frac- tions were dropped by B, A, Q11, Building Products, Fanny 105111191; Loblaw B and Walkers common,

Among the industriah closing on the u side were Beatty 2nd ptd‘, Braaii an ‘Fraction, Brewers and Distillers, Imperial Oil. Lam’; 5g- cord and Isoblaw A.

Smelters, Nickel and Hudson Bay weakened minimum fractions and 5W9? R100 slipped back 5 cents to D5 in fairly active trading. The close war on narrowly for Noranda.

Anglo-Canadian was (.11 a “m, to 52 in broken lot, trades and A, p, Consolidated weakened a cent to

Montreal Exchange

-une 2-46?)- Trading on the stock exchange to- day was Just enough in keep the pot simmering. The attenton of most dealers was directed mainly towards the marketting 0i.’ the Vic- tory loan. Prices were irregular in the light transactions.

Some strength was displayed in rails and oils, C.P.R. outing on a. fraction but ending unchanged, while Imperial Oil secured a frac- tional improvement.

in Utilities, Brazilian firmed the minimum traction after an early recession but Montreal Power was Wvﬂke!‘ all day. Price Brothers was better off. in papers, while St. Law. i:li:.°;;a“i"s “its”: w“

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International Nickel and Con- solidated Smeltcrs were backward, in mines. In the miscellaneous sec- tion Woods preferred dropped five points and National Breweries and Zellm bot-h gave up fractions.

Total sales: 5.000 snares; Indus- iriels. 8.900; Mines, 2.100; Bonds, $1.300.

MONTREAL.

Markets At A Glance

(By The Canadian Press)

Toronto-Gold shares slightly high. "i other groups narrowly lower.

Montreal-Stock; lower,

Nohwggleork-Stoclls closed slightly

Wmnlllzil-Wheat unchanged.

' don-Marketa closed. (Holiday)

New York-Cotton. coffee and aug. l!’ hllh"; rubber lower.

FOR SALE

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tor in A 1 condition, suitable for hauling buildings, clean- ing land, lumbering, digging cellars or any kind oi’ heavy hauling.

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FINANCE

By Bernard 8. O'Hara Associated Press Financial Writer

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NEW YORK. J1me 2-(AP)— Swcks generally maintaancd their composure, and a number moved up in today's market, despite an es- sortment of bearish developments on foreign war fronts.

Only three issues among Canad- lan stocks showed any ehanse- D15- tillers Seagralm lost 1-8 and Lake Shore 1-4 while Ford of Canada gained i-4.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks, wit-h the help of a hand- ful of leaders. ulanaged to emerge with. a net upturn o! a point at 39.7. A month ago the composite stood at 39.4. Dealings were among the smallest since last August, transfers totalling 255.308 shares against 346,- 000 Thursday.

American Telephone got up 2 l-S. Westinghouse 1 7-8 and Chesapeake dz Ohio and Cerro de Pasco l each.

Consolidated Aircraft edged 1n- to new high ground for 1041 and fractions were tacked on U. S. Stcel, Bethlehem Chrysler. Santa Pie, Pennsylvania, Montgomery Ward, Eastman Kodak. N.Y Ship- ,building, Newport News Shipbuild- ing and International Harvester.

Atlantic Refining and_Pacl.fic G-as

p to new lows for the year or longer. In arrears also were Gener- al Motors, Uhitcd Aircraft Phelps Dodge, Texas Corp. Allied Chem- ical and Southern Railway.

Livestock

MONTREAL, June 2-(OP>— Trends were uneven on Montreal livestock markets today, with calves lower, hogs higher and cattle prices not fully established. Receipts: cat- tle, 1239; calves, 2,169; sheep 80:

hogs, 800.

Early sales of cattle were of cow! and common to medium steers at about steady prices. 111s cattle were not sold and were lig tly to a shade easier.

Medium steers sold from 87.75 to $8.15 and good from $8.75 up. com- mon steers were from to to $7.75. A

round $7.50 and good heifers up to $8.50. Good butcher cows were $6.75 to V1.25. medium $5.75 to $6.50 and comon I5 to $5.75. Canners and cutters were mostly $4 to $4.50. Bulls ranged from $5 to a top o! $8.

Calves were 25 to 50 cents lower than last Monday. The hulk of the calves were made up of ccmmon to just fair quality drinkers and these were sold at ricea ranging from th the Dilllt between

ranged from $1.50 to $9 with. the bulk selling in mixed lots at $8 to $8.25. A few grassers made $4.50 to Medium to d qualit lambs were sold at ti?» 1' cwt wlth com- moner kinds at 10. A few were sold at $5 to $750 each ac- cording to quality. Sheep were from $4.50 to $6.50, mostly‘ $5.50 to d. Hog prices were igher, and at time of writing there were no early sales made.

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88.25 cents-its best rate in over a month-in todays foreign exchange

Exchange Control Board rate 9.00 -9.9l per cent discount.) The British pound, however, fell

tion to United States currency. Hong Kong and Hmnghal dollars eased a. bit. The Argentine flee peso rose .08 cent to 23.88 cents, a new i941 high.

MINING

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GUARDIAN

THE- QQQARLOTTEIQW N

Who sly-S .ii’s "so? .

IN RUSSIA they were taught that Finland attacked them . . . in Germany they believe Norway was saved from a dastardly British plot . . . in Italy they read that American Shylocks clarnour for their blood! f

You believe none of these things. They are not in line with the facts. Even through totalitarian censorship and despite totalitarian propaganda you get facts enough to form your own judgement. How? .

Here at home-occasionally someone has launched a plausible but phony scheme to mis- lead the public . . . but the facts on the other side have always been turned up. How?

From some remote corner of the country a man has suddenly sprung up with a great idea . . . all ' of you, his friends and his enemies, have known of it next day. How?

An epidemic is threatened, and you get the facts to protect yourself and your family. How?

A proposal for municipal improvements seems to cost a great deal of money, but offers very apparent advantages for the future . . . you can vote wisely because you have the facts on both sides. How?

HON. W. A. BUCHANAN

Chairman, Newspaper Publishers Committee

some You need new shoes, a new stove, a new axe, a new baby carriage . . . and you have the facts to spend your money wisely. How? These and hundreds of things like them are all part of the service your newspaper gives you!

NOTE: This is one of o weekly series of institutional messages ,.

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You believe no fairy tales, you do not long toi-IF erate incompetence, you still guide your ownl ; destiny . . . all because a truly free press gives you the FACTS of the world to keep you alert and . guide your judgement. And more than any one other thing, those’ _ freely circulated facts are the key to your personal _ freedomf . s? » ~ “Agreed”, you say, “and so what? We've gof‘ a free press, and it won't change much” . . . Right and wrong! Right that we have a free- ipress now, within the very necessary limits of ‘military censorship. Wrong just to take it for,’ granted we'll keep it free.

You can keep it free. You will keep it free if , you watch and work to keep it. But only then!’ Complacency is dangerous . . . “the price of liberty is eternal vigilance”! And the danger is greater, not less, just because it is an internal danger. History proves it. New powers are so easily over- stepped. Rights voluntarily surrendered areso hard to recapture.

story is only half-told.

The publishers ask no special favours. We ; accept our obligations to go on covering the news 5 completely, reporting it fairly. But the news- papers do want your understanding of the vital 1 importance of keeping the press free . . . not ' because it is our business but because it is y0ur' liberty at stake. _ _ - _ read carefully, and think as you read. Get down past the headlines, and form your own opinions. Be critical, be alert. Discuss things in your family. Write the Editor when you feel

It's up to you. Today the freedom of the press is an established thing. It protects your personal liberty. But it will mean absolutely nothing the moment that the men and women of Canada no longer cherish itl

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