JANUARY 9. 1942

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Montreal Stock Exchange

IDNDON-(CPL- The Royal Air Force has spiked lite idea that can- ned oxygen in high altitudes causes "intoxication". Fliers at 15.000 feet have found that oxygen eliminates the tendency to loss of power of self-criticism and sense of danger.

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Wanted

Female Help Wanter‘

Repeated bombing raids on 5,1. "I111 Port areas and the lndugtrig] mdlands has attracted fresh at- tention to the frightful suffering of the manv thousands of civilians "1 Great Britain who are harried

rig: ‘CHARLOTTETOWN _GUARDIAN

QUEEN ’S CANADIAN FUND DONA TIONS

use of her nuns in connection with the Dominion campaign. which is officially known as "Hie Queen's Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vic- ums."

Every dollar contributed to the

dent in today's closing foreign ex- change d€BliI1g5 to bring its week- lcng advance to 11111.6 than 2 l-4 ¢€l1lS.tOili1l\'1\ Fkreigu Exchange Control Board rule 9.09-9.91 per cent. discount.) The UrulIlIB-YB" Pt?- so was of-f .5 of a cent at 53.00 cents while Sterling finshcd un- changed at. $4.04 in relation to United States currency.

Produce Prices

MON1‘R,EAL, Jan. c-(CPl Cnaadlzin Commodity Exchange. Butter- spot: Que 192 score) 7-8-—34; (38 fresh) 33-33 l-2.

mgs spot: Eastern A-large 34A: A-cnedlum so i-2A; A~piil1¢ts I6 14A; E-B ‘IA; E-C 241A. '

MONTREAL. Jan. 8-4021- Produce Market prices here will)’ as reported by the Dominion De- pgflgnenfl of Agriculture follow:-

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____ ___,_____ ____ ‘i Butterz‘ first ‘mildew ofllllmefy wiiurr-zb - new ooose AND WANTED-cglfiifiufr M“? T‘? _§‘*f,-,,{°§Qf,‘§ ;g,',;§-,,,,.,,.,, plflxa" 211$!‘ “swell-ls Qglhglfed’ rlrietienro; lllilriiiirmxeduillew 4' ll-liliggogglelh 3434-4-35: Wlwlesfl 9- Q“ n° l an ll ~ ' - ‘ Magi-Mn“, _______ __ Apartments, comer Richmond pasrtgurlréda-séorase 84 1 8. Il° I‘L_\‘_HM m‘- i _g‘llLx_v-qxmogt~hf——-—lgagxfltjlall s Chgggg; cuflenl; 10001130

, a ldil41“.O..ac- Miscellaneous $ymullbpaiil§%ltk molgosglre‘. waurpn - 1mm. FARM wonx. wfizjmm "f",

Highest wages. Neil Darrach, WILL SELL Oil EXCHANGE RAM Egg? graded shwment "um:

East Royalty, L-Ililll-l-tl-Zi. lamb for ewe. Nell Miran. Cher-lily Aqmée 34 l_2_ A_med,um 3o b2

r- r _: ---_- . ' . ;;_ EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT * -3}-_,_P“"°“ 26'“ c m“

wanted. Male. Wri KKYIEBJTQWYSPQF-

For Sale

FOR SALE -- LADYS FUR COAT. Apply Dick's Store, 173% Great George Street. L-404-l-8-Il-

R SALE - ONE 8A5! BURNER "he heater, Quebec si-Ylc. one cir- culailng heater. three cooking stoves. Also several water fronts.

tfilply an Rochford. L-HI-I-lI-Il-

te P. O. Box L-401-I-I-Si.

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WANTED F011 A FAMILY OI three adults in Newcac“ . ‘Ne! Brunswick a re‘iable housekeeper. Wllilcs twenty five dollars month ($25.00). other help k Aillllv giving references to llciith Blrciig, summerslde.

L-ilti-l-l-fl.

4B8 WILL Till‘. PARTY WHO TOOK

purse from Forum Wednesday night kindly return it as she is known. L-difl-l-B-Ii

Agents Wanted

I — AN WITH CAR. giberirnoetrrrkeferigd liultxrtrgt mqggu-y . ewe . Dept. ML-fltl-‘M-A, Montreal. Canada.

NOTICE

Order new year Bray Chicks for 1948. Chicks on display new. Call gdwritcbior price lists. Credit slips

eeins e. CHAS. l2. WORTH, Bray Dealer 142 Great George st. Ch'town. L-337-1-5-3l.

23 p woes; Que whites no l i30- 136? no 2 1.10-1.30; NB mountains m, 1 1.25-1.40; PEI green inclin- lalm 1.60-1.60; whites 1.40-1.46. oqflmiflillufliad

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{- Gullah from shelter to shelter and flnail ' C d1 (Canadian Press) ( ll 7"") r-iven mm the open country l; §,§',°°§,f,.,,',‘§,; a‘ s? k mo” sum mm ‘llm-‘l-"VQ rflld-i- Eventually places of London m: distribution to the Si" l He“ lrle found for them all places of homeless and needy. Am C and F ‘ 33 Brazimftll 15,0! militia’: aifcélgsl’. hlitdtheir belong- Contributions from this Province Anaconda 26 7-8 B c Power A n task o‘ em" elsl are! grroyed. The should be forwarded to the Royal lsalillvln L°¢° g4 Bids Products 121-8 difficult n.2,? ee “B m“ " n“ ‘mummy’ °"""°°"‘°"“' Bendlx Av 8 can Ind M A a b‘ up on“. c k of setting them which reports the following n. 3cm steel can Fume 5 34 more with some quantity ceinta to datei_ curs Ohio 35 3-8 can steamshm 6 $8 of clothing and bedding i; much Received yestcrday:_ Cliry-Jrr 47 Celanese 26 b2 "ION difficult. Mrs. Wilson E. Hunt, St. Peters. Cou 151115011 13 1-3 Cons 5mm. 3814 To we; mesa enormous needs burg, Florida, $1.00. Eicc Lite g y: Dom Bridge 23 “ma. have been started m varkms ‘filtigrizsof the Town of Monts- GPll ' Do Stee _ Ll i’ th . ' ' ' Ger: Motors 32 7-8 m’; Tobl B 1g i; l?" 0 c world. Her Majesty Total to datle-thddofllz, or NW ft"! gg rm Nickel 3., 1 g Kenueco ‘ Mti Power 23 ' , ' Mom. Ward 26 5-8 N t ' .. Y We... 2g 3.: Ngralljéjw 3g MONTREAL Mmmvg Mr Al" ° ‘ Sh l i """.l‘i‘¢. it t 4 $=“i7»3“3?3 i312? EXCHANGE Piul t‘ ' 5Q Law com std 0" NJ 391'" s: of Can _ (Canadian Press) w“ COW 3" 1'4 st of Can Pfd n ruaorrro mi s- United Air a4 3-4 w 1 — ' ' 1.21;; u’? fir???» ‘f “starter Hr’- m 11S . D I - ll l6 S C QXC IBHIQ “iluirliiuu Corp l: gragiilerfge ligglgercir 1055.55 itlldd gains Ang Huron 235 wot Uiiioil - cl" ° “Y B" then Arntfl ld . \\'(‘.‘»t mo ra s-a . tufifglgeiwilglellllxesgiféfjf- d u Bankfleeld Z a ‘ “Wlworch _ Markets d!‘ dflY. losers beliig Consolfdatgrlnsirnell- 38km 5 teirsfi Noranda and International Bl§go§d 9g 1 a a Giance Iigtrgrirliszitioiiul Petroleum was Em Dom 2° v Broulan Gr In Most kidustrials, which appear- 59 a Cd 1n late transactions. were easier, Bmwn on 5 -—-—- including Asbestos, Building Pr,» Cal Edrn 119 (Canadian Press) ducts, cltarnadignngrdlligrlal AmhoL ggrtigbgat ‘n? \‘ D0500 “ " an nin on Tar, C - s 4 WmNIPEG, Jam a_(um_ flliiizicig-lgndirrstrial‘ and mining ado, Cerrrenp preferred Shiifwfdang, glwhenour 55 WW“ ‘ll-Hues w,“ 1_4_1_8 “mm nhntreal-vtvmfiuvzscs or: oils firrner. little resistance. In ncwspriiits St. c°mm°nl 22 ,¢;o;,»,g,g-;-~;g,;;i ...... tutu. transit; rates“ W time“ shim" i; . , llljpcg gra i C e '. y m, ' D m ' r~ ~41‘ " at 78 r-a cents a. bushel ‘ ' Shawmiflm W“ a wl-"iilei- lii iitll- e 5°" 4 i-a .21“. Jilly at 8o‘ glveizmlforii-‘ggock: cllosfillowcr. ities but backed up to given laym- Dome Oil 13 3.3 .1. demons h, ma,“ gram. 1H,, hlghlgl N - -l cent and Canada Sermsliip preferred East Crest 2 5-3 c1u..<i purchases by mills and New yo‘,.k_c°“on low". u arg.,g'p’n',xiftre“ted in camers- EBSPM“ 315 loner iilicrrsls m rail shipment. and Sm‘, unchanged » i=0 W w; vie DC fill lip a noliit in mls- Eldvlado 4r ; _ but volume was not large. ' N tflliicoiisBan Iiflllra Secclrd and Falcon 320 M119’ blues: _ —- m“ gilt lggvfilirles were also out Gods Lake 19 .5; M“. 78 143B; Jury 30A Tl ketii. rs ers-Seagram and Gold Eagle 4 1,3 lilliy 49 3-8; July 4.911 F» ‘a’ 1 p? erred were iruarrears. Ounnar Gold 1Q g; luv a man“ si.i§°.il»-‘itl.‘.;€‘l°€23§”' mdr- will»; m, _ _._ _ _ . - .A . . . ‘ 2 a _ ; v||~ .1“- -" Hollmgcr 1o L‘ 1: Nr.1iirird.1nr .d1 Home Oil r i... 75 m? No. 2 nor r2054? No. By aermi-a s. 01mm T t E h Homestead 25; 1-4 70 1-4; goégiangr 109 Associated Press Financial Writer Oran o xc (U123 g°g9% _ 5, i.” 1-8; No. . -; ee -. u ay Min 2 . o‘ No. 2 cw so s-s; ex a cw NEW YORK. Jen. 8—(AP)- 3161191183 l‘ i; . No. 3 CW 49 228331: lNfeeé wteane under ttgide handicap of Mcwatters l; 1.‘ ; l . 1 cod -: o, u er- x ears ay amd mar- TORONTO. Jan. 8—(Cl=l—Fur- Nayloob -B; No. 3 fccd 41 l-H. Rel leaders operated at lower lcv- lher losses were posbd by urc in- Norandzi - No. 1 {Ted 5B 1-8: No. 3 e15 thmllghoui. dusirial; and the mining issues to- Normetal 33 , .3; my 3 feed 56 3-3, Canadian stocks were fracnons day on the Tcrcziw C‘.\(‘tl‘illg€. At OBrlcn 35 _ to more than a point higher. ‘Bell 126cm shares, turnover was slight- Omega. 5 1 “ ' ' iii“ Telephone led the gainers, l 3-4 1y under me average 1gp me wag om Nick 9 1:23 yum-lg" 5M5 f.°‘i‘_‘i°';.fi"%"f.’i"5§;'3.§’;';,., w u Mines and Walkers pfd 1-2, Imper- tlllers-seugrams W215 oil ‘. i-2 to permn ~01d 16 ial Oil 3-4, flake shore 3-8 and 24. B.C. Packers wciikcii-zd 3-4 and Pick ci-Fw 135 lum instructed by liccior ltlc- Canadian Pacific 1-8. Unchanged losses of fractious “we uelien by Pioneer i”; Qlsilriv, in sell at his premises at was Ford A. Bell Telephone, the Canada sicam- Manuel. o nlililu, TFflJl-‘llfls of 532.900 shares com- ship issues. Canadian Car. Cziriad- 1m Nick, 57 _ pared with 629,570 Yesterday and ian celanese Ford A Massey-liar- e 34 3" FY" “DAY- JANUARY 10"‘ were the smallest for a full session rls pfo, Moore Corporation and Jason 39 AT l I, M since Oct. 27. The Associated Press Power Corporation. The close was Add 39° ' ' average o-f 60 stocks was of! .6 oi’ a. a. bit stronger for Bruvlliau, Buuc- Lime LEE” 56 tlu- foliuu-iug stuck and imple- p:lnt at. 37.8. ing Pffldllfllfincllllilllii Cement. Can- “ucmod 139 lunar“: (lire cow, 4 yciirs old; one Softricss of American Telephone adau Breweries pld, Laura Sccozrl fwfuaruc 159 li fur i’: rrrnuilrs old; 20 irons, one -this “blue chip" was down 5 3-8- and Loblnw A. _ 321 -. u ion, one express wa on. contributed to the pessmirtic mor- Nor-ands and Smclters weakened ‘P TY“ 44 1-3 l sli gii and driving sleigh. ket tinge, brokers said. The stock 3-4 to a point and Niclol and Hud- "e5 °11 286 . ~ humor No. 12 and a lot of had recently come back about 20 son Bay drorpcd smafi fractions. Qu§m°nt 3 . ulirr iirili-lr-s too numerous to points from its low reached Just. Steep Rock weakened 5 cents to Rvlalite i9 iiiriiiiitn. after cnrisimas. 1.15. s?" Ant 19o l". 11> Sash. Coca-Cola hit a. new bottom for The golds traded in lighter vol- bt Anth 3 14 5- BIGGAR- 1941-42 as the suggestion was heard ume than usual sviri losses of 5 to Sellilwr 15 Allllihmcr- that sugar rationing might cut 10 cents were showing finally for Slierrltt; g0 shar-pl into soft drink profits. Kerr-Addison. Upper Canada, Sui- Siscoc 49 Si“ rail! Mid °°PlIcrs were xcl- livan and Teck Hu hcs and Hail- Sladen 2B atlvely narrow. Carriers seemingly nor dropped 25 ccn s to 2.75. Mild Slave Lake 5 14 were undisturbed by a less than woakfwss WiiS ' ~l-iycd by East Steel) Rock ' seasonal rise in last week's freight Malrirtic. Little "42 Lac. Mac- Straw Lake 1 1.3 lilfldlllgs- Leod-Cocksliuii. and Ploncer. Sturgeon m 14 Prominent stocks i:i the rear Texas Canadian advanced 15 sulllvan 55 ranks included Bethlehem Steel. cents to 1.50 on a single sale and sylvanitc 195 Wtfii-illflloll-Be- Dll POM. Union Homestead Oil and Gas firmed 1-2 Tack H m5 Carbide. American can. Texas 60., to 3 l-4. Home 011 was up 3 cents Texas no glixeet lgiorthlernhDouglas Aircraft, to 2.57 and gfilris of frlxctiioii); to a Ucm 4 1 u .» ",K.- .:if BtL-on- ‘ I "if" T"? 5f“? a" Calf Twvers" ogtingengzxfgl Moliarrtsaafrrd Chfvxsllreg". loggfVgglgiillflea flllcllr CalEuFy-Edrliqon- ‘I/Jgilfgé‘: 115 my mun coitus-ling of 8.» acres. all Ahead by Fractions were Omnl- 191p vemmam 3%?) rll-iir and in a high slnlc of cuitlva- bus Co ., Third Avenue Railway, Vulcan n lion. ilouse frilly modermsnd all giwmi: cixrarrilusgéggcantiiefldifartllné. . wall“, Am“ “o buildings equipped with electric R ‘d mectflummwd i ~ r Har 353 light, the burn having running winter Llugmfir 1 o er ‘n Ca rrencles Ymll‘ YG 3 b, in all stables. All buildings in ex- ci-licut order. This farm is situated CL o ' ‘ UNIJSTED on the main blghirmy and is one °UDY_ INT XICATION NEW YORK’ Jam a__(cm_q~ha Mandy 3o mile from Carleton Station. Canadian dollar advanced 3-4 of a Pend Ore 16° cent to a. dilscoluit of 11 5-8 per

Banks

(Canadian Press)

Stocks m," Canada __ Commerce 15g Montreal 137 “will 152 Nova scotis ._.

Indian Leaders Appeal direct To Churchill

NEW DELHI, Jan. 0- (CP) - A group of 15 Indian leaders ap- pealed directly to Prime Minister Churchill today for "some bold stroke of far-sighted statesmsnsh without delay" to avert a olitlcal crisis in India and insure er full fo-fipemtion in Britain's war s1- or .

The pies, cabled to Mr. Church- ill in Washington. was placed above Indian party politics, for none of the signers are now active in the congress party or Mosicrn lcasiie_. the two dominant political factions.

The signers. representing some of the influehtial. but less vocal. hod- erate and liberal circles in fudian opinion. asked the Prime Minister to declare at once that:

"India will no ion r be treated as a dependency to ruled from Whitehall and henceforth her con- stitutional position and powers will be identical with those of o*her units in iPe British commonwealth.“

Proposing that the question of a

“My; Cl"! permanent bonstitution be shelved iuitll alter the war. thc- group rec- Abmbl com —- ommendcd that the following meas- Abmbl pfd 6 7-! urea be inaugurated immediately: B A Qll l7 8-4 l. "Conversion and expansion of Don A l; x the central executive council into a ,','§’,“‘w'§,k,, 45 7-8 ject. only to responsibility to the Int Pete l3 l-l (‘Nzlwll/‘t H I ‘ - . Ros om on o popu‘ar cover-w “m? C‘m_‘__ merits in the provinces, or, "failinq Use Minsni‘: fss aehq, $2. l this, the establishment of nnn o‘

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FQR COLLECTION Q TELEPHONE ‘I531! n I J T Tl-iorson °“.w. Ho ourab e . . "Mm" L- Y the squadron. new are beini 557,-‘ the cotton has abstY-lied as it will ficisi u iis sibl _ . . .- _ ~ r r to mfgalwxxf’ "W1C N890“ 8 ilrgrdto tilgibtg/rsgxgzllitég ttlliqey girlish‘; much o! the oil. Then start over

8. "Recognition of India's "right to direct representation in the im- Penal war cabinet if one is estab- lished, in all allied war councils and at the peace conference."

4. Consultation with the nation- al government an the same footing ls the dominion..governments

The appeal. first such mcrsnge directed to Mr. Churchill, enderi.

"Knowing intimately the feelings and aspirations of our countrymen ls we do, we must express our conviction that nothing less than inauguration of this policy can re- solve the crisis in India. The ur- gency of immediate action cannot be overemlluisizcd

"We appeal to you in all sincrisliy but with the greatest emphasis to set while there will be time for such action, so that India may line up with the other anti-axis powers on a footing of absolute equality with them in the common struggle for freedom of humanity."

The signers. led by Sir Te] Baha- dur sapru, have distinguished rec- ords of service in Indian public life, at least threc having been members of the privy councl.

"' 4th division to

Push training. To new‘ stages

OTTAWA. Jeri. ’!—(CP) -Wlth the assistance of a squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force, the 4th division of the Canadian iirnry will soon start pushing its rrat-i- lng a stage further ilinn did any of the overseas infantry divisions before leaving this country.

At the big army camp at Deorrt. NS. the division will work on field manoeuvres with the 123m sqii-r-i- ron of the Royal Canadian Air Force, already fully trained for ac- tlon.

The squadron. under comrrand of Sqdn. Ldr. W. W. Ross of “in- nipeg. was formed anti completed its training at Rockciiffc air s‘ri-

-I truly national government....sub- tlon near Ottawa. Durlziv ilio lraiu-

l" nrrv" nf"~"= "iii Iii" r"'"'v iaorkod with it in \'\'\.il is known ||\ ~‘;~_- mmy l-;!;...l.ili..i 11.92.11: w‘ '>'.

‘v - s ‘lord's nc'lvl' is nlnnz “will

an opportunity to learn the tech- nique of armchair co-ope.-o'i@n_

Maj. R. M. Odium of Vancouver is officer commanding tne army co-operatlon training school and Mni- G. I... Kent of Toronto ls liai- son officer. Both have oocii work- ing in the school at Ruclzcllife and will be with it at DEDCYL.

'Ii.c squadron will rcuimii par‘: oi’ llie Royal Cziiiziciinu A.l~ Farce and under air force command ‘iui will co-operate with the army on oper- ational duties.

It is not the first army co-npera- tioii squadron to be formed Wilh- in the R.C.A.F. Moi-i: than a year ngo No. 110 army co -l..-]'l_’?l'(:‘l0l1 squadron was formed uii.. tmzuou at Rnckcllfie. For a, Hill‘: it serv- ed with the 1st Cairadliin division.

During their arlwinccsi training overseas and in operational duties all Canadian divisions have had the benefit of working ‘Vill’. army (‘o-operation squtitlroiis. either of the R.C.A.F. or ilie Royal Air Force.

The new project at Debert marks the first time that. type oi opera.- iloual training has been given to troops in Canada on n iurge scale.

The function of an army co-op- erational squadron is not only to serve as the eyes of the army on the ground but also to cooperate with the ground troops in attack and defence.

It is equipped and trained to at- tack enemy troops with bomb and machine gun as well as to observe their movements and rilrcct ground artillery fire. It may be called upon to carry and drop food. messages and ammunition to troops in ad- vanced or isolated posizllus. Its p‘anes may be called 11.1"" i" Dl¢k up and rush officcrs and n..n from the rear to ilic front o: from one sector of the front- to another.

PARTY TIPS T0 KNOW

Last-minute invitations often make a hasty beauty repair ee- . and the wise girl keeps h-fmdy a few simple items with which to trans-form herself quickly from an ugly duckling into c. grace- ful swan.

If your hair gets oily soon after a shampoo whv not. eep a con- trlucr of abwrbcrit ciiton in vour drrsfing inlilc? You can perform vrrirricr< willr it. Put it between ilv- teeth lil liie comm cud n1 yiur r-rmu cl‘ into true bristles of a clean hairbrush. Crmb or brush until

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5335.111 with fresh col-toil. The final going over will leave the lorks soft and fresher.

Now _<ininpen your straggling ends 5llglllly, pin tlzcui up and leave them up wiiiie you are dress- 1118 Of course you keep a supply of little curlers or at lcust some hair pins or tooth/picks where you can reach them whenever you want them.

If you have very dzy ii-.i.r. sim- ply brush and polish it until it gicnms again and Links clean and flesh You'll be surrrised to see how much one really thorough brushing will acczmpinlr To iiifllit‘ this really effective. you shsuld have twi h-"iir brwhvs, so that one is aiwzilxs clciiu.

To sicp a garter runner in lcst pa.r of fine ‘" 3 drop of nail lacquer l

A wilted veil will perk up over s kettle of steaming writer, and you can freshen a tulle or net, bow on a hat by stuffing the bow with tissue apcr and holizirig it over steam or a minute or two. be it dry before removing the paper.

ADOLPS DELIGHT

‘Twas the night before Christmas And strange was the sight

0f Adolf, the Fnehrer.

Alone in his fright.

His groans unrecorded,

Unheard were his yells.

As over his mountain

Rang loud reindeer bells.

“KCCIp alway. horrid ghost

0f old orders and laws.

I told my Gestapo

To hang Santa Claus."

"Hitler, you foal,

You are really too ueini.

To dream u coul ever

Destroy th old saint.

Them‘; a birthday I've served For near two thciniind ye-‘rs. While your birth will be drovmed In an ocean of tears.

your

O

Bo. use the ft. quickly I've left in your soc . It's a un-with the trigger con-

ven ently cocked.

And before I push off

May I leave a last word?

Though you've ambushed the world You can't, ambush the Lord.

--l52xdiange.

JUST 0N1! BIKE GONE WINDSOR. Emiland —ICl"l To src what would liimpcn in war- ilmc if ihcrc were no rrgular pel- icc. Windsor wont for 24 hours wl u only "specials" on (liuy. Rcsuli w»: one bcycle stolen

Battle drill to. Keep Ganucks In fighting trim

By Ross Munro Canadian Press War Correspondent

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLANQ Jim. 7—(CP) —Battle drill to bring fighting ability and instincts b0 a high pitch feature the Canadian Corps winfcr training program. now lu full swing, for possible spring operations against the eriemv.