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$167.90, its second 1958 high in asl many days. The average is at thel highest since Oct. 2 but far under; last year’s peak of $188.80. The AP industiral component gained 80 cents, while rails were down 30}

cents and utilities off 10 cents. NEW YORK (OP, _ Defence

Most Canadian issues were also‘ Minister Pearkes of Canada said higher. Biggest gain was a l34,Tuesday night the protection of point jump by McIntyre Porcu-i the U.S. Strategic Air Command pine which closed at 781/2. Inter-l the the production facilities of national Nickel‘s early gain of Canada and the U-S- is Of "Data- nearly a point was trimmed to mount Urgency" 000119 N01'll'1 Al- ’/4 by the close. Walker-Goodeln laﬂliic alliance-

Shield Forces Essential ,lTo Defence Says Pearkes

_ May 1 holiday in Europe.

ham gained 5/3, Hudson Bay Min- ing 1/2, Aluminium Ltd. 1,0’; and Canadian Pacific Vs. Dome Mines lost 1/is.

On the American stock ex- change, Fargo and Jupiter Oils gained in the Canadian section. Brazilian Traction and Prestoni

NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS By The Canadian Preu

Beth Steel 39% Kennacott M

Borg Warns Z71/ti Monty W 351/2 C and O 54% NY Cent 15‘/s Cans Edinon 53% Radio Corp 32% E1 Auto El 26 S3/dad 011 NJ 55% Gen Elec 59!/9 Utd Aircraft 60!/2 Goodyear 75’/4 Vanadium 29

Gt Nor Ry 86 Westngse 58%

Int '1‘ and T 33%

GRAIN

WINNBPEG (GP) —— Export in- terest in Canadian coarse grains was quiet Thursday on the Win- nipeg Grain Ex-change due to the

Closing prices: Oats: May 1/4 higher 693/sh: Jly

He said in an address to the)

Overseas Press O11-wb that the 1’:-

fence of North America is of vital importance to NATO as a whole.

Mr. Pearkes, first Canadian

ever to address the club’s annual dinner, also said joint efforts

must increase in defence re- Eﬁst Dome Were l0W€1‘- search and development and pro- What stocks did: auction,

Thur_ wed, “Much remains to be done but

Advance; 532 357 1‘ if we are to have an efficient de-

Declines 387 286 ifence within our economic limits,

Unchanged 253 223 ‘such joint efforts must increase Total issue_ 1177 1101 in the days ahead."

NEED MORE THAN MISSILE

Mr. Pearkes said NATO does

not intend to rely solely upon nu- clear retaliatory capacity for de- fence. .

“It is imperative that our

shield forces be of such strength that they will be able to ascer- tain whether an attack is merely

1 “Without a strong shield the So- lviets might try, perhaps, employ- ing the forces of one of its satel- lites. to eat up Europe bit by bit, hoping no one foray is considered important enough to start the

third. world war. ,

“Under such circumstances the West might be tempted to launch prematurely its forces of retalia- tion.

“To e.n s u r e the continued strength of the shield (in Europe) it is mandatory that we on this continent contribute forces to that shield. ‘

“The presence of Canadian and American forces in Europe not only adds to the effectiveness of the shield, but also illustrates to our European partners the impor- tance we attach to the defence of their territories."

The statements were included in a text of the speech issued to the press before delivery.

Referring to Canada-U.S. joint defence, Mr. Pearkes said:

“Minor differences of opinion may arise in our relationship but as long as there is mutual re- spect of our indivilual rights

a probing effort or the advance guard of an all-out onslaught.

P. M. Says Security Council Place For’ Inspection Talk ‘

OTTAWA ( CPl-Prime Minis-

ter Dievfenbaker said twice Tues-

685/s-b. 92‘/4b. Oct. 3/4 higher 2.773/4'1).

1.4 higher 1.06’:/4-‘Va.

Prices for class two wheat fo export to countries outside IWA 1 Nor 1.61%; 2 1.57%; 3 1.49%

mm 1.93%; 2. 1.92%; 3. 180% IWA and domestic prices: 1 No 1.61%; 2 1.57%; 3 1.49%; 4 1.41% 5 1.27%; 6 1.23%: 1 Durum 1.93% 2 1.92%; 3_1._8o%.

it higher 69‘/4lb; Oct. unchanged

Barley: May 96 higher 94%; Jly unchanged 921/20.); Oct. unchanged

Flax: May 1 higher 2.853/4: Jly 1/4 higher - unchanged 2.85-2.85%;

Rye: May 174; higher 1.047/a; Jly Vi-‘A lower 1.04%; Oct. unchanged

4 1.41%; 5 1.27%; 6 1.23%. 1 Du-

day the UN Security Council—not any future summit conference-is the proper place for Russia to discuss Western proposals for Arctic aerial inspection. Commenting on UN reports that Russia had suggested the summit as the place for such discussions, rather than the Security Council, the prime minister recalled it ' was precisely in the council last I” week that Russia had complained : that United S t a t e 3 aircraft, 1 anmed with nuclear weapons, had _ been making polar ﬂights near 4 its borders. F Both before and after a three- ‘ hour-and-10-minute cabinet ses- sion Mr. Diefenlbaker was asked

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by reporters to comment on the Russian «reaction.

He was equally emphatic both times.

MONTREAL (C'P) — Agricul- ture department quotations:

Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country stations, wooden cases, extra-large 42; large 41; medium 40; small 36; B 35%; C 23. Re- ceipts: 60.

Butter: Current receipts 62%; fresh grade creamery prints job prices 641/2-651/2; fresh wholesale 631/:

he said of the suggestion that polar inspection be reserved for summit talks.

STEP FORWARD

wondenful step forwar .”

the second time, baker added, “it could be decided

“There is no reason for that,”

“Such inspection should be a

Saying much the same thing Mr. Diefen-

such differences will be over- come.”

of aerial Inspection in those areas. We are very desirous that

the Russians accept our pro- posal."

Asked what Canada‘-s stand would he should Soviet Russia in- sist that the matter be reserved for summit discussion, Mr. Die!- enbaker said, "any stand the Russians take will naturally re- ceive consideration."

“Bu-t Arctic aerial inspection would be an example to the world of our mutual desire to serve peace," he concluded.

U. 5. Steel Corp. Earnings Slump

NEW YORK (AP) - United states Steel Corporation's earn- ings tumbled to $62,426,679, equal to $1.04 a share, in the first 1958 quarter, the big steel producer re- ported Tuesday.

In the same quarter last year. when steel operations were boom- ing, the company enjoyed the best quarter in its history. Net income totalled $115,478,109, eq u al to $2.03 a share.

now by the Security Council in-

Cheese: F.O.B. factory, On- tario white 32, colored 32; _de- livered Montreal, Quebec white 32%, colored 32‘/2; wholesale On- tario white 33%. colored 335/s;

sofar as restricting that inspec- tion to Canadian and Russian ter- ritory."

That was an alulslon to an as- pect of the Western proposals

ored 33%.

N.B. 503 1.25-1.35, N.B. 10s 30.35 PELI 755

1003 600-650.

wholesale Quebec white 33%, col- Potatoes: N.B. 755 1.85 - 2.00,

185-225. PE.I 505 1.35-1.40, P.EiI 10s 40; California

that would set up an Arctic com- mittee comprising UN powers on the d1S‘8'I"EDl3ln1eX1IZ committee, plus UN members having Arctic ter- ritory.

“Recently," Mr- Diefenlbnker continued, “the U.S.S.R. in the

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Security Council has advanced the claim that the U.S. was using

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian governlmenvt Wednesday an- nounced the appointment of C. S. Venkatachar, until recently secre- tary to the president, as Indian high commissioner in Canada. He will take up his new post in Aug-

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Arctic areas in a manner detri- mental to the prospect of main- taining peace.”

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is no danger to it or to us by what is going on in the Arctic

ust. succeeding Dr. M. A. Ra-uf. region —- through the acceptance

“Now the opportunity has come 0 the US.|S.R to show that there

Towing Service Day Phone 9722 Night Phone 8048 - 385: Member .D. A A.

MURPHY’S SERVICE STATION

The Guardian Page 13 Friday, May 29

.Ask Nehru To Continue After A ”Vacation”

NEW DELHI (Reuters)-Prime Minister Nehru’s Congress party

‘statesman to continue in office after a vacation of two or three months.

Nehru’s announcement Tuesday that he wants to resign at least temporarily to refresh his mind caused consternation throughout India.

The Congress party's parlia- mentary group postponed from Wednesday until today an emer- gency session to consider Nehru’s request:

Meantime. members drafted a resolution expressing their “deep sense of shock” at the 68-year- old premier’s statement to the party ‘Tuesday. The motion will

ask Nehru to remain in office but

take as long a vacation as he wishes.

Nehru, who steered India to in- dependence in 1947 and has served as premier since that time, complained he had become “stale” and needed a rest from his responsibilities.

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By THE r.4.\ADlA.\ PRESS 1.8_pomt gain but .t {H H t 1, ;\uIn-1&6 -5,/0 lizlsl ii‘. 13‘

~ --\l ‘rket hiaher‘ higher . .=, . 1 9 ° °; 1 “ “S .0 .1” 110"”

T<'r"J""’ f- 3 d_ = - close at 0133 points, down 214 (ml, A“¥‘,§" 2“, Z” 735 *5 ‘n nlrlrcra 0 lra zng. _ th d _ T . ,’. V1.3 _ EH2 51/; 51/2 -— 1.5 I New Ymk _ Market hlghenatezsfisr rans Canada was up 1_ §:.r.‘keii£\_pI 9308 1:1,. $1,. lg»: +1 reels, and oils in demand. A ' . , 335' M‘,, gm 20 0 3 Montreal - Market higher in mong other md.”Sma1S banksi, Basia “$25300 24 :31/2

; k wading recorded small gains but papersl Belc-her 10000 90 95 95 -1 0”’ W , ”' _ generally had losses. Union gas; Belleterre 3000 175 175 175 " was off I/tat 731/. points and Lou.‘ ggffg; lggg lit: -3 3 —s

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MONTREAL ‘CPI. ‘ The U's.‘trading but gradually fell off ’‘°*''“‘*’ W‘ 9 9 9 d°”‘" C105.“ at 3 discount of 7'51“ closing down a quarter of a point’ El-gill";-.et 6:; 600 065 H‘ per cent in terms of Canadlanch ' B h 50 53

_ . anges were small. T0 T5‘ 4000 5 4‘/2 5 + In funds Thursday, down 1-32. Pound _ . . Brunswick 2000 240 230 235 -5 . 3 d . 116 U Index changes. industrlals up sterling $2.7. ovln — . S113 t 42419. Id ff 28 t Buff Ank_ 1500 85 85 115 +3 dollar bid 96 27-32; asked 96 29-32. ' ° - . go s 0 . 0 Bunker Hill 1100 0 0 3 +1 1, 82.43; base metals up .89 to Cable 5993 33 31 33 +1 147.83; western oils up 1.25 to 52:: glib 2% 3;’ M 129.8g‘.0E0NT0 CLOSING srocxs (C: 32:2,, 1% :35 :35 :1? 3 3 Th c dI P ‘_ -

TORONTO (CP) — The stock rorontla Sttfck aigchaniilge-I-'fl\slI5ay 1 :12? 13138 131: 1;: +4 market Thursday closed on a ‘°“°'~“i°0S in 091108 001685 marked 3- C-Met wt: 425 61 61 61 +1 higher note for the S e C 0 n dZ.—0(1d 101.; Xd—EX-dlVldend, XI‘—-EX- Captain 21000 19 13 1.3%

. ht e Sion rights, xw-Ex-warrants.) cassiar 390 755 755 755 +5 5,0313 § 5 - _ , Ne‘ Cent Pat 0:10 109 104 108

lndustrlals and western oils stock s-leamrilllfgsnow C1oseCh’ze Cheskirk 2.500 01/; 0 01/. both recorded index ~ gains of ' % Chfb J30 1:/00 32 32 33 -1 more than one p0m_t- 3359 mekgﬁlgcgtren 1% 320 310 3106 :15 S{',;I’,;f,‘“’ 35,0: 51: 1:: als showed a .89 gain, but g0ldS,Aka.itcho 2000 54 52 52 -1 Coch Will 9900 294 290 293 +5 after reaching a new 1958 indexﬂba Expl 7150 $295 121/ 1-‘EV __ V Céggly-geﬁo 11500 13% 1314 131/: highv ‘ell °ff f°r ' q“a”°r'p°l“tAl§:rTi deb so slim 931/: 901/: + 7; Colgatrine 4100 22% :42 117% IOSS. Algom wts ' 3325 685 570 570 Colomac 200') 5% 5 5%

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Massey Harms tandem disc (28 d1SC.) 3 yrs. old; 1 gggfjgat ‘ﬁg 5}, “g 5‘; _% Cockshutt manure spreader (90 bus.), 624 model, 1 Egg“ 34:07: 22: #236 an 3% yr. old; 1 Cockshutt 3 bottom plow 3 _yrs. old; 1 set De con‘, 6,, 3., ,7 it +;,,,, of Lever spring tooth harrows (27 point), 1 yr. old; 331331;: 233533 1:25;»: 1; lg!/1:3 1 6-row potato duster (Niagara) tractor hitch motor E“, M,,, 560,, 15,, 15,, 15,, +3 driven; 1 Elevator potato digger; 1 Frost & Wood hay fvrllglt 4133 17: 17: 17: 11% mower (5 ft. cut) new 8 model; 1 2-drill turnlpsower; E35, Mm mo ,3 33 33 +1 1 dual wheel tractor trailer; 1 Velox cream separator ggﬁfch 50333 3; 3 :3 13% 600 capacity; 1 set of spring tooth lever harrow (2 31.51;“ $3.0 33% 17; H sections); 1 set of Iron smoothing h_arrow (3 sections); Fafm 725 523% 23% 3,, + V‘ 1 hay fork and wire cable; 1 hay knife; 1 set of fanners, £3203! _ 1:33 1:3 13 1;: H wire stretchers (page and barb) block. and tackle; F.wes,'Tm150m ,1 1,, ,1 “,6 1 30-ft. extension ladder; 1 '15-ft, extension ladder; 1 rrfgbirsmc 3333 16:14 156‘ more H cart; 1 wood sleigh; 1 box sleigh; quantity of wheat Ga,,,§,, 1,000 9,, W, 9 V and barley; 1 set of. Warren scales; forks, shovels and ‘anal; gum 11%! 1627 161% 71 _/‘+1. hoes and other articles too numerous to mention. cam 50., 12 12 1, 1, 0, ’ . . d‘ h Giant YK ' 1150 885 675 675 -1.5 1 Enterprise wood and coal iiange, 1 isttul 1o couc . Glacier 575 M 170 no , ar er 3. 1C CS. G Id E 1 4500 8 D 8 1% Terms can be arranged on g Q Ggldumzio mm 30 :9 30 :1 GF ‘ _ VERNON DRAKE, CLAUDE CRASWELL, Gmdm ljggg 3;“ 83 3: ; . 1'05’ -4- Owner. Auctioneer. Granduc 2200 130 m 190 +10 . grziylllik 3:3 1:1; 1: 181/: +154 110 9 ._ l G If L d 500 A AUCTION SALE $5125“: to it '9‘ it it a on 1 60 56 06 2 L _ Hard Rock 68500 11 10 101/‘: :1. gardlulu 13100 :2’ £14 1110 NORTH BEDEQUE ay 2500 71.4 7 5?: Heva SON 5 I I MONDAY, MAY 5th—12 0’CLOCK 1::aLa1;:y 205 24114 “41 41044 + v nit Nickel 5099 :71 70 701.4 +44 General purpose horse; 4 extra good fresheneig giitshizacuop 2333.0 1;: 13:; 1:; -_-41 milk cows; 5 choice milk cows to freshen, 9 year-in graociioblls;-:y 6% 17;’ 13 1:5 :3 heifers; 4 calves; 9 fat cattle, extra hlgh_ qual1tY- _,“,,e,,, W, , , , - the above are Shorthorns, some being registered. .Ji::)il.lcr.I.‘ea 12% 3 11:14 1; +1 M. H. tractor, Int. tractor plow, tractor harrowsd, Janet M M Z, 2, _ V‘ binder, dunip rake, sectional seeder, bob-slelghs. 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Violam 000 120 119 120 on the Montrea an a a tan Jwaite Am 1030 535 53° 5” “° stock exchanges. W°°“"" ”’°° 1” 1" 1” +1 0' mlxedtohiher w Mala: 500 7 7 7 5, _ Groupe m a _ . . _g_ willrvy 500 5 75 7a + ‘/2 field were the utilities, refining ‘V0059?’ 3°03 lift‘ 1}f,%111f,M’ :1 oils, and base metals. Imperial Zkn,mBa:a: 49400 41 39 41 +1 Oil was up 1/1 at 40% tandlal/{udAs1on ulaépgb sozo 10 10 18 +1 Bay moxéetlil :3/iietaldzls 0 4 4. ll- " minium e o . 132:3; 0,. 3 3'3 ii iii: -7 More evenly mixed were the Yukon Con 2000 71 71 71 -1 newsprints and constructions. Bat- OILS I hurst a dipped 1 to 36 and Inter- ﬁlﬁmg G” 1333 3:’: :1,2,/‘ $2.2 + 3 national Paper reversed, improv- °"‘ ‘ - 1' d Cement All Rox . 1025 4.3 43 43 mg 1 to 90/2. Cana a _ _ Am Deduc 1500 is 17 111 +1 slipped ‘A4 to 29 ‘Awhile Dominion Asamsra 13900 192*; 1;: ‘:3 +3 Brideg climbed 3/3 to 223/... Anchor 9500 , - . Ema". 1500 159 155 157 +11 ‘Steels were mixed to lower and nail . Spt ass :23 xi 23 pipelines off throughout. Bailey SA 1300 0;»; 3;; 3;; 1'? Miscellaneous issues and, banks gillﬂgd 1?, $21,,‘ 21% my‘ 1, 1/, rounded out the upward swing. coil Lds 500 170 170 170 +7 The heaviest trade since March c Oil L-wt: 200 79 70 78 27 was recorded In the mines and C5 Pm :90: 3?; 3:: '35’; oils. Producers were mixed to (C:sdnoAtlwtO'1l 500 430 4.25 4.25 +10 lower, specula-tives mixed to high Cdn Dev :33 5:: 5: 5:2 +3 and western oils stronger. C Chief“ The exchanges c osing aver- ‘,’,‘§,‘§,’,‘,,‘ﬁf,, “$50 3,‘, 1?, 13.3, “V? ages show banks up .01 at 47_.91, 1C Back! 3095 3111/. 111/. 11% + Ma utilities up .3 to 139, mdustrlals C lgusky wt-s :05 5;: iii‘: #1’ if off .7 to 241.4, papers down 3.45 c respect 1 00 1 - can W0. 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