DAILY IAIIKET QUOTATIONS

"SUMMARY

By THE CANADIAN PRESS Tttritniu: Market higher in mod-

r. ;. t t- trading. i .i

xt-it York: Stock: mixed: trad- ut; qtiiei.

itntitreal: Industrial: lrregul ht, better in modern trading.

CURRENCIES

itoxrftl-JAL ICPI - The U5. .:..1Iar Monday closed at a dis- ..-unt of I 3-I6 per cent in terms of (fanadlan funds. up 5-32. Pound stoirling 3157- UP 95-

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TDRONTO STOCKS

TORONTO ICPJ-Western oils tnatle their best showing in more

ttiaii : month Monday as they led H

the stock market moderately lttgher. Observer: said the serious Mid-

dle East situation and good u- as

plttratlon report: were the big rea- sons behind the oil interest. Gains migcd to more than a point among s'Pfllf1l' issues and to 50 cent: in the lower-priced oil stocks.

Pacific Pete was the feature. .limbing Ha points to 22st. Provo tias led Junior: with a 50 - cent cllfllb to 83.25. Triad. Permo Gas, xew Gas. Fargo. Canadian Devon- tan, Canadian Atlantic and Ca- hang: gained I0-40 cents.

Senior base metal: were led by Hudson Bay. up Iva point: to 825:. Most other senior: gained major lractlona. Junior: had gain: rang- ing to 30 cent: while a few lol- so: ranged to lo eenta. Uraniunis were easier.

Index gains: hduatrials up 1.51 to 456.90; gold: .08 to 76.27; base metal: 1.25 to INJ5; western oils I.6l to 167.96-

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MONTREAL STOCKS

H MONTREAL ICPI a The Man- ””"ireal and Canadian atock' ex- ” change: closed irregularly higher

t is Monday with industrial increase! la ranging to five points.

T Among pulp and papers. Great 4: Lake: at 43 was up Vt while ” Fraser at 29. Consolidated at 3695 and international Paper a tll2Va till: each dropped a similar fraction. Powell River lost V; at 40 and

;,f Abitibi at sat. gained st. Trans-Mountain firmed 71: at - I5 1l7 "and inter - Provincial Pipe ”5 Lines eased '4 at 52 while in the

tr refining oils, B.A. at who and Ca- nadian Oil at 2834 each added la.

Base metal: were mixed with ,,o, international Nickel dropping '14 to 100 lawhile Consolidated Smelt- 4” ers at E. Noranda at AW: Ind 4 Asbestos at 31 all gained an equal fraction. Among the constructions. i ”l Canada Cement moved ahead ' g, to 2514 while Dominion Bridge fell 5-. to 22'z. Algoma was outstanding in steels. climbing five points. to A 131. Utilities were down fraction- ally and banks showed increase: -3, ranging under a point.

it L50 was up 11 and Del Rio gained

2.90, East Sullivan at 4.50 and East Mining at 3.l5 each dropped to cents. Faraday at 2.65 and Ca- ” nadtan Devonian at 7.75 each galncd five while Canada Metal at 4.75 and Beaucage at 1.40

CCF Ask: For Equal And

Adequate Educational Chance Bard Of Avon As A Showman 13'-115733-il'--7'h"3i-lltllllil-ll:

'l'he brief of the Pt-ovtnctal hit- ecutlve of the Cn-operattte (Torii- been considerable TOIHII tilt, in- laonwealth Federation was suh- stead. our nun lyllnflh Ililllld ssiitted over the stgiiatures of u have been brought up I0 Ill? 5ll"' Douglas Macl-'arlane, pmtrtontlttard or the other Maritime prov- aad rurleleg. hMIflnnls. Irrrrt-linu-5, ary. -I stat tat executive .p.l. . preciat the prlvllette of present-ill.:q(l,(:-::cnt)ml1Jgt?I11d.s the Larger School hag view: on the educational siltta- UH" new," frgm Saskatche- tion in this Proviiice to the t'nni- WM" "din" thug, utter five mltlce. and we wish the (sou-ru.Ly”" in openuuu the Larger iient well in its search for a Willi-lunlvhax pmytded the key to more

tlon to the difficult problem oi, - rt nlty and more educational advancement equamy 0' opp” u

educational needs. we should Nor". "mlable in the In-Ilngf diiitrict. f.ini1.e our standard of values. what I hurt the tax rntes compared fa- do we want or expect our schools unrahlv Wm, thou in the non-unit to be able to do for our ftttur-.-l.t.....-u-L. in the same are. citizens that they may be fitted 5(-H0014 Gngnrs for a good and useful life in curt we feel that achool grants should modern democratic society? int: distributed on an equalization We should desire much more basis so that area: with the great- for them than the ability to t'0In- '.st Med uhould receive the neo- pete for wealth or position in a I-vary assistance. as a major

materialistic economy. We need to factor in equalizllll OPPOFN-lnlly l0l' 23 oil develop the faculty for lndepentl--all oudpntg,

ent thinking. with a mind open to Increased l rte: are imper- the light of knowledge and capable alive Collective barlllllllll Flglllt of appraising new situations and st-ntnrtty right: that recosnllf ll conditions as they arise. with free. tom-tic-t-'s training and experience dum from the influence of the and place teachers Olllof llle 793'-ill demagogue or others who, for their of political interference. together own purposes. engage in the illlll talafy ll1C"',"'e'."- md atruggle for men's minds. in short, . Drnicd supeI'llll'lu3"0" be"Em5 education shoitld develop the whole ilttlllfl R0 I lolli way "marmf personality toward the goal of the Rllltllz teachers the security they abundant life. physically, socially flPWl'lP find Shmlld h9Ve' Adfiillldlif Ind inmlecluany. sitlutitcshand gooddllyoingucorioitgnc FEDERAL GRANTS fv',f'.l(,,”N' Teach; pm'. Education-in Canada is the sub- shmtd he esubmhed when they ject of provincial jurisdiction and.,.-.. m,,.es”,y. that is as it should he. Provinciali if unquallllPd persons are em- governments. however, have flolrpltlkltd it should be as teachcrs' always the financial resources to hi-int-rs only. and t.heY llmllld b9 provide adequately for the educa- unricr the strict supervision of tionai needs of their people. qualified teachers with the under- We of the t'.C.F. have long felt standing that if they show the very strongly that federal aid to necessary ability they will be will- gdut-ntion should be granted in ing to take proper training at sum- amounts sufficient to equalize ed- mer school or elsewhere. . ucational opportunity for all Can- interest free loans. scholarships adlans without interference in and bursaries should provide fin- provinclul jurisdiction. ant-lal assistance to deserving and 1,, View or the shabby treatment lworthy students with ability as the handed out to this province in the Hllerloll tax rental field, we feel that our In Saskatchewan hundred! of government should pres: vigorous- Slllflelltl HIV! llled ll" ""3951 ly for , Federal gram to educu. free loan: atatlable in that pro- tion and contintte to do so until V"li'9- For llle Y!!! l952rl9-33' "19 um, gum is rorthwming, latest figures avatlable- 1.4 stu- Federal funds should help to ln- 'l""l5 l"F9l"d 10"" "' '”9"d sure that the necessary facilities ;l'e'3nl:1chI9J';:,lveE;lil1l539 ""1 191 "V3" :if..li.;"”.'?f"..1'i?.J"S.' ..1l”.?l1Z'.'i mm EDUCW0." bers of the teaching profession. Adult Eguulm" 1" !:”"”"""h.”'; Federal funds should be available 3'” "I 9 "?"""'” Ed Mn. '” ';d um for the nurmse nf expanding eserves serious const era ion a - encouragement. To this end we and improving the educational ays. would like m "P the mpmmmem um m "sure opportunity mm'lof a "Director of Adult Education" mensurate with ability to every Rich or pm", my or mumryi nude” in "ml provincm there should be equal and ade: COURSE OF 37UD"-is quate opportunity for all child- We feel that the course of stud- run 1,, ml, pr-hum", tea and methods of teaching should w, feel that th. presuur mgr, bl lEVlSEl1l ll'9'-'lllEllllN "1 l Collillllll constitute: a very serious situation search for improvement. and that indeed and we trust that a satis- IIEW media lllcllldllll ICll00l bl'08fl- factory solution may be found. for casts and audio-visual aids for we fear that if attendant difficul- courses In music. physical fitness ties are not resolved complete and technical studies should be chaos in our educational system ef'flPl0.Ved When they Would be may result. However we trust that

market Monday. ,, in general the market started

so -1 ottt the tornnd quarter of the year able receipts Ell: current lender- ": cl”-lloclteti in the stalemate which has this receipts 58. Fresh - tirade characterized it for several weeks. creamery prints lob price 59450: Her, and um-9 throughout th. fresh wholesale non - lenderahle rm mm, (uh-ty Wm. "hr. urtd sills-58's; fresh wholesale tender-(I

,4 losses appeared. The Associated Press average

"l pl 50 -"tick! Wll WW3 19 "N9 ex; Qcslelgrid vxizu d.g',Ve:::'d' problem which causes int-on-i " ll -oi Rislnit Canadian stocks included orgd r33;'vthole:ale Ontario 'Whil! Wmenu 1' the we" w"bWW'

w;-,, .4 (;”,,by Mingus, up i,5 on "tn of 35-ha; colored 3.51.; wholesale Que- gmo shun, mu Hudwu guy mtu. bee white 34: colored 34.

31,,-at sm to.

' trig 1.. Lower were international

i 4 lure department quotations; itvsoli NEW YORK (AP) m Steels ' ” 4 showed a little strength while to country stations. wooden cases. rubber issues suffered a alight set- cxlrll-llrlt 3ll's: lnlttilt -'lll'z:. me- -I back in it mixed and quiet stock dlllm -'l7'i: small 3-3; B 34's; zfl. Receipts 287.

able 53's.

College was advisable. There hill

, l d d fficieat facilities. Thel We feel that. in considering our lrunrgeprrp Giilt eprovided services noti ;Mtl(illl University, where he taught -for a time, and thcn attentleti tlw .

,chairntan. Erskine M:-it-Vtilt l

lmding the announcement of lll( zc

'ceolly granted Canadian tttt.u-n-

itotgiy i-i..., run. on 15. ' An-it 2- on

Pr-tfr-mtr Jiutws (ox le At A .l who teaches l-Zitgt.-it at "l'lIlI' of” Wtlles ttillcttf and is a it-rttstitred as an itttt-intiiitiit: bl-lfit'lll of Mtakr-. lite-are itas guest spcztkct at the Rularx ltiiicheon at the that-luttp. (nun lltilel Monday. his Ntli)ll'f'i being the life and works of Shake- aprare.

littrndtived by the rlin.i'iitan, Clue Currie. it was noted that ilr. (Ioyle was educated at Qiu-cn Square School and St. lttttixtnits University. worked as a Tlklltstmpoi reporter. served overseas l'.t-ii-43; took his Master's Degree lrotii

University of Michigan. He 'n.-,t been teaching at Pwr slut-c 19.31. Fttlltiwing his at'llll'('s:, ur, Ctiyle was thanked by the nu.

Presttlcnt, Gcti. Fisher hllnttttllt'- ed the District Assembly and ililtiifi be held at Sydney. NS. .lunt- '.'lI Past President Hal Shatt MHK presented with a composite or

-ture of the highlights of the

Ladies' Night entertainmcnt ii 3 memento of his planning llir event. Rotarian Dr. Tudor tit-it chi.-ff uas given a big hand lltlltm

ship, along with Mrs. Gent-in-it vile iiill represent Rotary at tho :mt-cling of the National East:-r 'Si'.'lls Committee in Toronto

i Hob Mundle of Montreal was a

gilt-st of llotary and Hon. E P.

Foley. M l. A. Summerside it fl rt James T. Thornton. Montreal. lwcre visiting Rotarians.

”The fact that you were kind enough to ask me to speak to you about Shakespeare on the 3fl.1rrl anniversary of his birth tit prtiriii facie evident-e," said Mr. L'o,vle, ttltat he is the greatest English- tman that ever lived. for none but the most overpowering gentous could even survive - much less

thave ever been subjected." For centuries he has been crammed

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iwork more efficiently by appoint- ing committees within itself to lhandle the many details through

kecp the operation on a high level of business procedure where com- mittees would report. all decisions would be made by motion and .mcmorandttms could he made to lthe teaching staff. in this way the school board would operate some-

ln closing we would like to con- gratulate your commttlee on the ambition it has shown in the work prescribed for it. We believe that from your deliberations and -the large amount of information on.

Education programme of this Pro-I vince.

g - - helpful. this Committee by determined and -2 "S1; dreoxpgndn':'."ng3,::'nIdiI:2u.u it is debatable whether bringing intelligent effort may be able to ti was mow b-"kl up 035 n 5”. the grade it and 12 courses in come up with a satisfactory ana- " T ' ' ' schools outside the Charlottetown wer to our present very aerlou: is utilities off 0.9 at 144.1, industrial: as O" 04 " 2790' Combined on 9.6 area. into line with Prince of Wales problem. 2,; C: at 234.0. papers off 6.25 at 1834.22 it 0": golds OH 0.51 at 72.91. . , - rt 4 .. IIONTllAl. cnoemo as-ocn K H S T A k 3 "W M M ensingion . . rustees s W "' '""”"'l ""44 iron or c oo our 5 H s sin: I mp aln S g S B :3 ': a, mi, ilitt 13:: 3 , .5 ::i1tiii.ratLANu Milt ittltmroiow own We consider it a privilege to merit of Education under his min- -i Hut-ur-l I 34 Mueller 9- piace some observations. born out lstry. 3:2 Bell, em lllgollr '3 of the performance of our duties The achool income or school W .tit.l:I'lT.l"l Prod if-"m;..'...u" Am as trustees of Kensingion High taxes is one of the greatest con- ; ti. 5 cmmtt 23;! ttpiz-(last. I. ;1h15chooi. before you. the Select cerns of all trustees int he ordin- tl l."Y""l "' 1,, H ' .,- -.Stalldlnit Cflmmllle! 0' llle l-9t1lll- ary operation of the school. We con- llf, 4 in lap; row " 'lature in your study of the Edu- cur with the Federation of Agri- ,, Ego limw 3 'it:y,v:li"iI-nit 3'11 cgtlonalhprnbblerlns (of thin lfriovince. Cglltulhe, and other: whtrttsuggestt s nrewyg tt t i la oypre-tit t t',i jig t9"'ct5.1i'" um sghsktacm ieiitteii Nfonti: Evening. willie let l)l'l.1et'lItJell'bt:xlIye'Vllli'l: s:g:flhDC'i- I :4 .2," .a2xarStee;l"d an we would like to congratttlateoryhln past years, leaves room, I'M iv Mt Qlllhll" J”.-Qr "la the Hon. Kier Clark for the greattfor improvement in present timettn rm 17h t 2,1, mu"-MN Eexpanslon programme in edticatio- l'0Ll. TAXES - porn Tar tit. (Tune no we ital facilities that has been cffcct- The non-property holder who is .s Foundattnei st to-rd llllkled in recent years by the l)cpart- often in the high income bracket .4 7:!-lrrm 3 V”" " does not appear to be paying his 1:, G " share. The maximum poll tax al- 1 lowahle by the School Act is 8l0.0tl an x and in some cases this is enough 5 l on - t- N. Y. STOCKS