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Yan Can 7000 101/: 10 107’: n 17 r I BANKS

Mont 3.214 547% 471/4 47% + ‘70

NS 135 560% 501/2 601/:

Fri, August 29, 1958 The Guardian, Page; Plan Part Aux

NS. and Port aux Basques. has

Black mite billows from blaz- h’g oil tanks at the Mourepiane fuel tank farm near Marseille, 1 France, Tuesday. Firemen make " ‘ futile effort to check the oil de-

.WORK OF TERRORISTS IN FRANCE

lpot fire, touched off by Algerian men could do little but let the

terrorists. One tank is collapsed at right. Earth barricades were an, up am lthe tank f (AP Wirephoto via radio from in effort to check the fire. Fire- Paris).

flaming oil and gasoline burn out

W Naco 1.50.: 93 9. 17.

Comm 260 $4970 491/: 491/: -— L’I

Royal 353 $68 67% 67% —- 57‘s

Tor-Dom 175 $46 46 46 INDUSTRIALS

Alumini 1582 5281/4 28 28

Anglo Nfld 200 36% 65/4 63/4 4- 17‘;

C Brew 1100 3331/4 32% 33 — 11’s D Steel 460 5223/4 22% 22% + 1n Inland 3025 371/4 7 7 — 1714

Nor Star 300 313% 13% 13% ~— 37% Pmbina New 1455 38% 8% 8% — 1n

Simpsons 625 395% 25% 25% + ’4 Stedman 210 0303/. 30378 303/;

Walkers 2990 3303/4 301/4 30% + V: Sales to close: 3,396,000.

MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCKS

By The Canadian Press Stock Sales High Low Close Ch'ge INDUSTRIALS Gen Dev 6800 8187/: 181/4 183/4 + ‘rt Kelly D A 5485 36% 6% 6% — ’70 Mass-Fer 5470 39% 9% 9% — 1/8 Ros AV Can 5240 315% 14% 15 — 3" Int Nickel 3959 901% 80 80% —-2% OILS

Provo 30150 300 292 295 +4 C Chlftn 231450 193 183 185 —-3 Humber 18123 194 188 192 ——1

Tidal 12100 94 92 93 -—2 Un Oil! 11350 216 212 212 -—0 MINES

N Mylame' 495100 47 39 44 +6 New Rocco 182000 170 152 158 —8 Wilteey 167200 27 24 26 +1 Slocan VB. 166606 23 19 22 +3 N North 109000 9% 8 a +1 MUTUAL FUNDS By TheCensdien Press

. sid Ask Canadian Investment 0.82 9.67 Canafund 30.46 37.24 Champion Mutual 0.21 5.73 Commonwealth Inter 7.30 8.02 Corporate Investors B 61 9.25 5.0 Executive , 0.25 5.50 Fond Collectif A 0.17 5.90 Grouped Income 3.71 4.05 Growth Mines 7 04 4.04 Growth Oil and Gas 7.00 8.11) Investors Growth 0.64 6.10 Investors Mutual 10.45 11.30 Keystone 11.57 12.5.". Leverage 5 55 6.10 Minn-l Accumulatinl 6 92 7.50 Mutual Income 5.00 5.4.1 Pret et Revenue I 0.13 5.61 Eadie-on 4 74 5.21 Regent Fund 7112‘ 5.03 Supervised Amer e 33 s 30 supervised Exec 50 35.03 Supervised Exec 56 08.73 Supervised Exec 57 (.92 . Supervised Growth 1.7a 1.9! Supervised Income 3.90 4.19 TV Electrtmic 11.78 12.04 Timed Investment AMI) 35 40 A—lm and B — plus stock ex on.

MONTREAL .

MONTREAL (CP) — Prices were mixed in a generally frac- tional range at the close of -

By IAN MACDONALD Canadian Press Staff Writer ST. JOHN’S, Nfld. (OP) -— The Progressive Conservative Asso- ciation of Newfoundland Tuesday accused Premier Smallwood of an abrupt about-face in his atti— tude toward-s Conservative mem- bers of Parliament. .

Mr. Smallwood Monday called on Newioundlaud’s federal minis- ter without portfolio, W. J. Browne, and Progressive Conser- I‘Iaitive member James McGrath to support the province's case for more money under the terms of union, along with the province’s five Liberal MPO.

The terms took New,- floundland into C o n f e d e ration paved the way for the formation of the McNeir loyal commission which recommended an addi- tional $8,000,000 in financial a's- sistance from the federal govern- ment.‘ Newfoundland asked for $150,000,000 to keep services at their present level. '

Prime Minister Diefentbaker

wisely and generously de-

cided not to accept the recom- mendations without further care- ful study on his part and on the pant of his collagues,” Mr. Smrallwood said.

The premier referred to Mr. Browne as “a staunch defender and champion of Newfoundland's best interests, regardless of who may be premier." Mr. Browne established himself as the pre- mier's strongest critic while a meniber of the provincial legisla- ture.

Premier Stuallwood said he also “looks to” Mr. McGraih and the five Liberal members of Par- liament “to support Newfound- land’s case through thick and thin, absolutely regardless of party label or any other consid- eration.”

The PC association Tuesday accused the premier of “not serv- ing the best interests of the New- foundland people when last March he conducted the most energetic campaign of his career, warning Newfoundland to stay outside the Conservative camp.

CLOVER SEED PROSPECTS

This year there are some real- ly fine fields of second crop clov- er and indications are that there is a better than average set of $6811. I Any farmer who has a crop of this kind can tell whether it con- ta-insseedor not by using a sharp pen knife or razor blade to slice the head on an angle, this will reveal the presence or absence of seed. With combines it is now possible to do a pretty good job of harvesting clover seed and there could well be

AMONG THE FARMERS

Federation of Agriculture Newsletter

roughly 4 million dollars per year. The least valuation put on these items was in 1932 with slightly over 21/4 million. Next week we will have something to say about the cost of producing all this in- come. ,

Surpluses ere Permanent. So say the Food and Agriculture 0r- ganization’s Committee on Com- modity Problems. Meeting in Rome, the Committee said it re- cognized that from now on the pmoblern of surpluses should be considered as a permanent char- acteristic of the world farm ec-

With Aerpt About-Face

no matter what happened else- where in Canada."

“Once the recommendations of the royal commission were made public, the premier lost no time. in trying to place upon the Con- servative federal government the onus of responsibility fior increas- ing the grant," an association statement said, adding he failed to mention that this commission was appointed. not by a Conserve alive government. but by the Lib- eral administration of Louis St. Laurent.

“In February, 1958, the pre- mier confidently postponed bring- ing down the provincial midget so that he could count on the expected award from the com mission."

The association also noted dis- section among members of the provincial cabinet. “Whereas the premier loudly applauds defer- ment of the Matt reward his own finance minister is quoted publicaliy as being disappointed by the federal government’s ac- tion.”

oenbly sold to Cuban interests. Murray Dowe, business agent for the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding workers (CU!) here, said 'Fiiday. I

The local union would stand by the decision of Canadlen Lahm Congress heads to boycott the

CLC President Clam e Iododn said in Ottawa Tbundmy mght‘ the government's sale of the ships' “has in no way changed the position of the congress re- flufi themeet aelegellystrike-

The ships have been idle since last summer. when members of the Seafarers Internatibnnf Union (CLC) struck for higher wages.

Mr. Lowe said the shipyard

Basques Test Ru’ns Next Week

MONCI‘OIN (CP)—The CNR an nounced Friday night the ferry William Carson begin test runs Tuesday into Port aux Basques, Nlld., the port she was built fior in 1955 but was unable to 1159.

E. J. Cooke, manager and gen eral superintendent of the CNR’s Newhoundland district, made the announcement here.

The Canson, built for a Cabot Strait run between North Sydney, been using Angenua as her

Newfoundland‘ terminal. Built to carry cars and passengers, she has been used. only to transport freight since going to sm'ce in August, 1956.

Mr. Cooke said that although work on Port aux Basques har- bor is not expected to be finished until swing “there is reason to believe that it is sufficiently ai- vanced to penmit operation of the William Carson. into the harbor on a. meteor-less regular basis."

Test runs — probably lasting several days—would begin Tues-_ day. “'I'f they are successful. it is probable that the slip" will commence regular ‘ service oe- theen North Sydney and Port aux Basques around Och-1'? Mr: Cooke said.

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I 1 . _ ‘ 1.. . - decline ‘ . cm M m s w W 2,, W, + % mm 1000 as so :0 1 gm M flgifgii It 11:2, I: and will be Tesponstble for 012: of the Food and Agriculture OF SALE BY SHERIFF an employer under the Act It Is required that such .' ' . . . 0 MOM 2600 170 151 17° +14 Pm“ 3°°° 3‘ 23 ‘3 ' ’ ’ "‘p a‘ study material “WWW “’1' man Th 00 i - employer register With the Board and £119 an est!» , mm“- mm “1"”! ‘90": c Morrison 0050 as :2 23 + u. Pemm 1500 29% 23% 23% —V2 42%, stood out among small 105- the The January sales is de. ‘a on‘ . e. mm‘lme dale v - - o crate trading. ‘ ' Con Nezun 4000 I 24 23 23 Pick Crow 600 10° 10° 1°” ‘1 ’ aes in the paper section. ‘ , my“? ,t- 1 to c n‘sidemmn of gates, meeting In Rome. expres- Purst t° “‘1 1?? Virtue 0‘ mate Of his pay r011 for the current yeair' Thls 1‘ ' ‘ r‘ c comm 1000 :4 94 94 +3 Pioneer 500 195 m 135- 311 Gene”, Dynamics awed 1,8 X .° .. The fist of sod serious concern at the de- 3. Wm 0‘ $390110” “0 me necessary whether the werkmen are paid a stated _‘ ' 0 Red Pop 2929 91A . 9 9 _1 P;- Bord 0000 13 ' 12 13 ~_- I . Erma, mm“ terioration of the world agricul- meet“! and Issued 0'19 0‘ the ' k b i b which c m n 1 15 16 Preston 075 615 .590 590 15 to 58%. Laurentlde Acceptance to Ms Wm] then. dates are as Count Court of M wage, or by piece wor , or on any as S y 3”“ °°°° 6% 200 535 ‘530 530 +0 . P tuna! economy. They. blamed ac- 3’ ‘39 County ~ - Con sun. 10000 70 as as .7 Pronto was no 1% at 13%. mum: - at- the Second Circuit of the they are remunerated for their labor under a con- ._ Comm m ,3“ m m _10 Purdex 47000 as 2099 21 —%. International Nickel d . . 3__ t . cumulation of surpluses, contrac- . . (or) The us 00» Cm 2300 =2 21 92 ’ 0“ Amt 134“ ’1 39* 3° 2,. I my 1m . “Wed Sales 1-— NW “"13 PM. * tics of international markets, the “"1 Court on the 5th day of tract of serVIce. _ i : MONTREAL — '. ' 0017er 4000 195 100 190 —0 Que Chill 1341 41 41 ‘1 '4 ‘ o ‘ and 041 at Freedom; Nov. 10 — Regional [an of world prices for most pm_ August 1958 in an action As soon as an employer undertakes any opera. dollar closed Thursday at t 1135- Coulee moo 57 55 07 0 Metal 7100 W 93. 9° —’ 45 was 00f one. CPR sloped-ism Broadcast Nov. 17 — Perfor- . WhemniTlle Trustees of School . . - . h t t count of 27/: per cent in terms Croinm‘ 1000 13 1.7 13 ounston 5000 17. 17 17 27% V wee or' Personality for ducts and the slows; down of District No. 119 (“mm ) in non under the Act he IS requlredhmt 011 .reques , of Canadaian funds, up 3-32. 0"“ I“ I“ " 1’5 $31123? 4333 ‘03 lg l: :1“ Chlbougamau dipped switch the Championship. Ribbon? general °°°n°md° ’“Mty' The Prince County are Plaintiffs and to report to the Board and submlt 8:11 ,eslnmflte 0f Pound sterling $2.72 146,“? 3-15- $332,, 3000 if; a; i: _3 Rayrock 2725 04 01 at +3 20 cents to 5.70 and Northspan Series II: Dec. 1 — Can Pro- Memes 3’15" declared that the the Estate 'Of Anne Burke is payroll. Personal coverage is 8.178.118.1313 for the v be cm. 1700 a 2., 2,, +1 Rexspar 2000 40 42 46 +1 was up 35 cem at 3 m d cu Costs be mew“ Dec chronic presence of sumpluses has Mendant which and execution l h- elf u n re nest ' mm no” 1M 1‘ 19‘ 1; fl $771237» 112;"): a: ‘0: a: Penny changes a nalr- su— all/lauaIgeinent Abilit ,. . d a???“ t“ mpmum and ad‘ is marked to levy for the sum emp gieerregg’ghsib'flezy ofqprotéctmg his workmen m1 1266 9 . . . , . -. , ‘ _ “Mal 00ml 8'8! of $138.33 be the amount of ‘ , ‘ . . 33$" :23 a?“ 1552,, 15.2% *1 $231.. 433053 i: ll ii 1; {fwoemml‘fflg‘g Hm“ went m“ filgvegnmeg? dolfi W PREPARE FOR 1959... .. school wetsuit! costs, which lies Wlth the employer and heavy penalties Will be u ' - NTO (OP) . The Sm, Donna. m. 1, W ,1: +1 Rowan Con 65%» 16 14 . 15 +10. The mg'wexes show banks “m if; ' ' ' Directly farmers will be lawns said amount remains npaid. IeVied upon any employer who carrieson operations mgrgrgfreversed its—Jpward trend EVA-13pm 1:333 ‘13"- 1: i201; 2225...? 21% 4112” 1355 7355” ii“ on om‘at 53.10, utilities up 04 “Series. 711: VERTICAL INTE- gmfi’gndflggfifi ’32,, “£3 tthIt lithium“ Ypfiieiigogg; and fails to report to this Board. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I ' ' r 00 —O 1 . ' .. . ' . e , _ - i ' ' . ‘v 059131” “W “.mms.m“mk. y Em Mal _ 170° 10°: 169 159 —3 s30l 51$: 11% 3 1'3 17 3:7,}4’4'5' fidgtfiflsm‘l’fltogfi GRATION' Jagc'tf: J whom“: head for the field with the plow. of September AD. 1950 at the ~ The Workmen’s Compensation Board, 1 Sliding down 3de ’. ta mg E8“ Sull 400 I” 195 195 +5 Sim 1350 67 u M .1 - 7 mm n ' ' - 7 W8 ‘I am. No Ion er is o ration _a hour of twelve o’cIOCk in E t t > in moderately-active trading. Em Met 00 9% 9% 9% +19% Slocan VR 166506 a; 19 a +3 Mpel‘s up 1-5 at a new high of Who Writes the Contnacth Jan. mt got Ml . God from of the Court House in AL 123 US 01! fee 7 v. I bi- los- m" 70° ’5 75 '5 , swam «woo 7.57. 14 15 —71 412.9 and holds off 040 at 72.70. 19 _ Who will Hold the Reine?. Wing. 9° 8 -, . Charlottetown, P. E. I. Western oils were the 3 Men 500 37 37 3-1 _1 tam . I” In no 1 m9; m . gangplow Today bel‘tOH 1n P111109 in ' ers offmore than 1v. points, their E, 5,. m, 1..., ,0 1., gmrghw m 55 ,5 ,5 u mflgONTIEAL cwsING srocxs Series IV: Feb. 2 -— Modern -

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32% French at Teaching Methods; Feb. 9‘_ Re, the tractor does the job much Prim-‘9 Edward Bland I Will 59¢ most three weeks. Golds were a £323“

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