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     xoinitn W000 261 2511 zoo -5 . . lOC S 
     
     Toronlo l'OC S Pnc Peta 5335171. 17 11': - 1- 1 
     
     W" W" ”””2 33 1.35 Nivvir 101111 MP1-The stock 
     
     - P thf'nder 6259 3 ' A , , 
     
     Cmmnued (mm page 12 1;P;1-el River 1225 io-1. 11111 111111-1.1-1 kl(lV1lllL'CLl ll ednesday in a 
     
     1 1 - 235 315 -5 1'1tc burst of strenntn centred in 
     
     new ,5 1”” 15 ll lxPeruv Oils 4-10') 245 l l , 5 ' 
     
     :i:ll:lk' mom in is V: 11:90:”: 0,)  lg:   7” 1111. 111111 supported by rails. 
     
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     I-lonnmllll 19:33? l;, 3: ';V. l" 1:11:91 Pete H4100 21 :11 -21 11 5.111111 gains were uuite extensive 
     
     :(l:::Vllld'd 515 m: l, 1.1,, l 1,, 1111111 raimer '. :1-11.11 2n5 1-is lift) 3 but iixiiztlly they 111:-ii't go beyond 
     
     - woo 11 lilla 1i 1 la lf5"PP'"'9 46'” 37" 3” '"” 1111-11 111111.15. Losses were numer- 
     
     lheymym” . 490 Saphire debs smn 149 119 1121 , l 1  H H , 
     
     'K”9"”" H5” "5 "ll 00 ,5 xsoiiiii U Oils 39111 71 711 7:1 .3 on; 1111 1,.ti l1..i1 one to two 
     
     xKil0W-be W" "'5 3”” 23 Saw, TM xsurety 011; 711- 177 173 175 - 2 11111111. 11i1l,i 1vccasi1:nally. - 
     
     IKW "ml mu 7” T 11'h-an-1 Can 1111111215 211 :35 -111 ,, ,. -l . d . 
     
     "Wk TN.” 95110 1: 42 42 1 Tr - F vrgin, W m l 4 111-1111 with on an rallluads 
     
     xKirk ake 11521 to 391  1' :73: ape 57. ls: ll ll 1 1 111.11. -111.15 uniotors .ut1llties 
     
     l-'"1”"l"' M.” .,"m .53" 26,-, :11; x'r1-lad Oil 921' 11111 11-11 11-1 .5 (1111-11111-.1ls buililitig materials and 
     
     11-31” WW” "9 7”? J5 M m xUn Oils ' -. ' an -:7-. .711 mwml-ls. 
     
     .1. Dufnult may :12; 300 -M xvmmn ,. hr, 6,, 5 I l ' ) 
     
     11..-no Ling W?" l3 9,” ,7? :m Kw M,...,,.1 71" ll'1.'- inn 1111 111 11111,-11-. 1111ie dtprcssed through- 
     
     tb 3'0"” "W "5 '25 3.5 -11-. xw A-hlev am 12-. 11 1-.1 1. 11111 1111- 111.1 'll the face of propo- 
     
     llt 05" 1:13;: 5-23 sio :l1;' X W15 31'” W 19 19 117:1: I1 .'1 tl'll1'lll;.;(' flight. patterns 
     
     :t.,5"i:.,'; I100 120 415 115 -10 W ll”'?ll" PM n17n'g"32:17-'1 12;, 1,1,: -'0 111 1111 1.1-1. X11151 iiiinferrous met- 
     
     ri.'1-111-11 13511 no 7: so 15 xla" 5-""”f'k 1 1' 1 f - 31,. 1-.1-1-11 !11111-1- but they canlehul) 
     
     ri.--nvourt "Wm 13 3” '5' "i ,.,,-K,. f1-.1111 11111111 imrst before the finish. 
     
     'f”1 Lil" U303”-3 ml-11 Ill :2 111111111111.-in 37111 mil. 21 -111. -1- ., 1,.,.,,ml(.(l 111.035 average 0 
     
     'lL"."'.”" 11-11111111? 1511 152 -13 'll”'fl'"l . 5" 5”” 'i' 'if' 0 1111 -1 11,- xizis up 80 cents at 
     
     Kl-Ur-N-U M 14 A Nma Sculla 215 611' 1.11 1111 11 4 l B , . 
     
     xi.1111111-oiirt loo 11 M ll 4 lmpeml 55 5,, 5,, -,,, 1, still -11 11111 s1-111nd iecord high 
     
     x1..xm'i1urst 2115112211 .411 .3 gu lNl)(lSTRlAl1S 111; 11 111111111111 this week. The m- 
     
     X11”  212:,” 3:5 21, 1, C Brew 3334 33”! 31:4 3-?! '1 (ll' 111.11 11.i1ip11iici1t of the aver- 
     
     -'7' 133 137 1. M” 960 W” Ml ll” ” ' 21111 Ala 1111 S140 at a high of 
     
     1417-'”7 North Star 3511 is 16 16 . , . , 
     
     NM", 29500 12 9 12 53 Slmpsom 55" wk QM ..”.,l V .. 53.1, .1 1-;1il- 1111111 1111 hi) cents and 
     
     11111111-'21-no 1 ” walkers sun 72 711-'-.. 7 - 1 itiilitiiw 111111 ill) 10 ents. 
     
     xlll--ol.cod - Total B2ltll;)l;n7T0?;)0nIU Stock Ext-iiniiw (.:,:mmm” Lgglws were mixed on 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     xllanvasl ' ' , a1l1111d M 111111 '11na ian aci ic 
     
    

    
     ilillgrrnllil wt: zllllll 5;: lgoo 4I2li5 -110 Montreal Stocks a1l(l.l)l.Nllll(ll'x 5ULlA'l'Eln1 both moved 
     
    

    
     l;3j;l;,,,f, ”" lllllill" 35 it go. MONTREAL gcri - Industrials :;n:,j,'”f'"Ql,lf,lf;,,lllllLllg ,jlld  
     
    

    
     xllicxi.-nzie 19110 3-1 :11 :11 eh held narrow gains at the close of walk”. Ml .2 and Dome Mines; 
     
     xiiiontor new mo-22 so 90 'l lmoderately active trading Wednes- clipped  
     
    

    
     xMr-rrill 1”” 47" "ll" ”5 day on the Montreal and Canadian t ,. 
     
    

    
     M..tn Uri-in 7101134 32 3! on 1 1111 11111111111111 exchange 
     
     xlvlldrl 19700100 95 as .1 stock exchanges. B - I T” It can d.a Mm, 
     
     ihtindranmif lW""l'5 "3 1” Slew." aml Canal.” Iron were ”'.”.Mll i11l1l-l-l11li1miiast Solrnlel were 
     
     Mining Corn 425 2611 28 We 1 " one-point winners in the steels. c”'llhj”lfH. ”i 
     
     xflllil-Illlreu 13102007235 1:5; 1': Disco eased 14 and Alborlladslipped Um 'l”r” 
     
    

    
     KM" - "' ' t. Banks provi e irm . . . 
     
    

    
     1- 7 k 241111 um 17:; 171 --7 3 Pm" . . . . . M1111 .-111111.x 11111 
     
     if-:1:l"ap;x,L.1m 1191111 84 so at Ll ground as Nova scotia climbed 2711 l l  wed. Tues 
     
     xNell0 2000 3" 3” 32 7;; 01mS- . . A111-n111-1-. '54 
     
     mos Labme 5900 219 2l" 1L Ll in the base metals Aluminium iunclmmim 247 
     
     anew Mm 3467" ” 3” 3” added 111 points and Consolidated 1,1. 1 ., , mm 
     
     mm Bid  :3 3 :1 .11 Smeiters 14 while Asbestos Corpor- LL” ':'”'”,, , -, 
     
      glmm 13750 so :7 so I ation and International Nickell 
     
     i1New Delhi 13111111 iio 111-2 1117 :5 each 105; 1,51 . . Produce 
     
     Kaela Sick?" 5125:3122 lg: lg; ,,, Papers softened as Internatclonall 
     
     ' ” V” ., dro ed 2112 and Abitibi 511. tea 1 . . . 
     
    

    
     N rrt 5000 2! 23 13 1 pp .1 , . - MONTitl;-Xi. 1('Pu-A it 
     
     :11  3250 32 :11 32 -2 Lakes vained 1'11 and St. Lawrence ;depurmwm qlmmmnsl 5”” ll" 
     
     xNew Jnc 1200405 159 111 ml -- 40 Corporation two points. ' , F , H 9 . H U W51 t al 
     
     1N Highrldga 45700 73 67 73 46 l In aclive lradmg in the mmlngg 4.11.5. .il1.i ids-1 ex r -arge 
     
     W" "M" um 44 37 W "1 western oil section penny issues 51? large 91' l””ll”.m 503 small 
     
     mew hm” gasibll 71:; M251 6;: in advanced in a 20-cent range. Con- 453 B 421 C 37 llcwlllst 381- 
     
     :g"lv(eloi?euyn usoo 21111 20 21 solidated Denison Hollinger and Butler: 1”111-1-11111 receipts 5W4: 
     
     x-New Thurb 3000 N 13 13 , Labrador were all fractions better rcsii 1:1-atlc 1-1-11.-iinoi-y prints job 
     
     9"” Yell” "mo" W' ” W5 l 5 in the producers. price 531.4:-60 frcsii n111i-tenderable 
     
     zmgllfsllnlfm EM :3: :13 31:15,  The stock exchange's closing 53f53'”-1: Storage 5ll'4- Recelplsi 
     
     xN Mylama uioo I9 is is 1 -4 averagesshow banks up 0.86 at lVll'. . ' 
     
     1151 Murlnn 73000 17 15 17 "'1 .57.88 utilities up 0.2 at 1373 in- Clicr-se. f.11h. fa1-Ioiy Olitaiio 
     
     Wcwlund ft” 79 75” 7: ” dustrials up 1.7 at 325.1 combined white 30M: L'I)l0l'etl llllc; delivered 
     
     W”ll';";" 1535,23 3,; 3 l, 11, lop 1.2 at 262.5 papers off 2.13 at Montreal Quebec white 29371; col- 
     
     illmon . 9112-111 21 2o. 21 4- 1!. 1575.16 and golds up 0.42 at 86.70 ored 30V4: wholesale Ontario white 
     
     Nnrandn new -103 62 Bill) 8P6 - M 
     
    

    
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     xNorlmlll Im 3  ale :lV' M (1 M Alb tG tt Ch 
     
       1: ":2 .. Ill MEMORIAM '1..i21......” ”  ” 
     
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     1 kin 412511 127 123 127 2-1 Mr. and Mrs. l:.i'i1est Collier. Char- 
     
     :;o::'l'h 6600 so w "M 4, 14 BERNARD MCGUIGAN louemwn 
     
     1053"" 275” 13 lmlm -” There passed away at his home.Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Roberts. 
     
      3:12:15) ll .71: 7:13 -4 ;at St. Mary's Road on Dec: 5. 1955. Cliarlottetoirii 
     
     xcmnitranl 500 596 We 54'--xlBerna1'd McGi1igan. in his 9ilth. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Redmond and 
     
     opemfskl 3323" 15 15 ll” "2 year. Although in failing health for family, Charlottetown 
     
     W"'”"'l '1'” M " 3 4 'l' 1,4, the last few years his death came Mr. Wallie Walker (Barber) 
     
     zgigmiiure iigimoesu so” 351 :10 as a great shock to his family and Mr. Richard Gauthier 
     
     31?.-in East 2000!!!!) ms 12V: -71"9.friends. Barney as he was known Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackiine. Tor- 
     
     xP our mo 511 55 5-: is 'to one and all. was a kind man, 11 onto 
     
     xv cl W" "5 "3 ”y, .1. good neighbor. always ready to lend SPIRITUAL nouounr 
     
     ;l;,:',';e mo ls” H1311 nrlolesa helping hand to his fellowmen. He Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Daley 
     
     xPlck Crow 5350 165 155 1 will be sadly missed. by his sorrow- VSYMPATHY CARDS 
     
     xPitch 0" 15"” W 15” l5 i V ing widow and family and by the1Sister Mary Damien, Charlottetown 
     
     l”"”" M5 ”V' H 1” l ' public in general. His home waslMr. and Mrs. Bill Gill, Elliottvale 
     
     lam" :2: 31602 :2: :22 -lo always open to strangers and trav-lMr. and Mrs. Leonard O'Connor. 
     
     ,1((Pros Air 2100 212 no 205 -9 ellem He had 3 family of thirteernl Charlottetown l I 
     
     !P'""lY W" 22"” 1" 32 3” twelve of whom survive. David his,MFS- Hazel MCCEIFFOH and family 
     
     Tm" C'""'' W" M m M oungest son was killed in action'Ml'- and Mrs. Frank McGiiinnes. 
     
     :0 Metal 51175 455 41: us no y 1 w M w 2 He had 8, cherry Valley 
     
     ml” M" "mm W M 4' In new "- at ar l Mrs fohn D McDonald and C th 
     
     xaue Lab 71” 13 ””' " very special grand daughter Kath- ; - - 8 - 
     
     m""” M" "5 . m m l” erine who cared for him during his ""19 , 
     
    

    
     Quemont 1345 29in 29V: 29161 W in ' but was unable to be mes, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Cahoon. Borden 
     
     xmadlore W0 15" W "5 '4 ”955' -1) Mrs. Chas. Mccarron and family 
     
     xRio )('l:l'lnDl:IllllIl  sax 3:: .10 eat at the funeral due toli ness. Mrs. Annie Mccuigan and Peggy 
     
     llglgkwln 7942 112 -ll Besldtes 1115 30”,0W3l;?l Vllltlgggvugs Mr. and Mrs. Peter McPhee 
     
     xliowan Conn 2591115 14 U -1 leaves 0 mourn six 3 . Mr. and Mrs Earl Llewellyn 
     
     xxlx Athah 320090 3' 9” 7” six sons. also two grand children M,-5. JD. McLeod 
     
     sst "l”""l ”"”l”” 9' 92 '4 who lived with him from infancy- M,-, and Mrs Vernon Riley Mont, 
     
     fi'"hA"l ”;3,,,11,m,7m W '4 Barney who was killed overseas ague ' ' 
     
    

    
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     :New eaason 159760 44 :5 43 4-7 and William of St. Peter s Bay. All Mr, and Mrs, wmlam McLean 
     
     xsand RM! 110001” 15 "l ” '5 were present at his funeral except Mr-5, Eva Godsoe 
     
     f5"'” C” lggllwmlzg, llllgv. T2. his daughter Rose who was away. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Graham 
     
      21100 17 is is -1 His funeral took place on Wed.lxl”- and MPS- 'Sl'h0!miS MCD0n,8lfl 
     
      or ....";:":: are   1- P-u-curc.1.-w  .:1"e11:::.”1"'1.y.. 
     
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     mum 11   1:1 - "1E:1:t::&J'f,if.”?:;i.f'i21.   
     
    

    
     Eiiilwnur mommum 1 im so 41 u1Mullnlly who also conducted the lnllll'- HHS lln'lIfS- lgl)l.Vl' lsllcl.-god 
     
    

    
     xsiid cont 15110 1! 1: in -its sewlce 3, me cemetery Desmte r. on rs. 1 avi ant. Char- 
     
     ”l'"l"" 73” 5” M "5 l ' the condition of the roads and l0ll0l0W!l 
     
     '5'” mm 9500 ls  1;: iawweather his funeral was largely Louis and Karl Savidant 
     
     31-ynlrltisrlla  Ii; 110111 12 latfended. Five grandsons were 0811 gt '3'”! M”? I;l:'mFI5l:1ll9Vl U 
     
     rrreoir Hugh 1675 225 an m -bearers, Dan Conway. Aeneas Mc- -mp oyees 0 e e cm I nlon 
     
     xiernngamt 1950 too -no no 415 isulgan Real Mcgulgan, Teddy Mrs. Ethel Mcwade and family 
     
    

    
     "'""" ”"'"' 7”" "'” ”" ”” p in ti 'i3iii McGuigan and H Mc- FLOWERS 
     
    

    
     i'l'l"" 13”” " 37 m "1 1 u ex-' ' Harry and Elizabeth 
     
    

    
     xTmribill 151111 47 46 47 -1: 1Guigan. C M d M 
     
    

    
     xTnrhlt zoo 1111 no no -in MASS CARDS '9”! an 311' 
     
    

    
     11' Mining 11111o21ii,1 mi my. 1 vi , Wess and Helen 
     
    

    
     xTrans Res 1151111 45 40 u 11 Family Aeneas and cough, 
     
    

    
     :1: 1:121.-.. 11:1 :11 .1: 31:." M new .McGmw. Harem and was 
     
    

    
     xxvnmkum 1, W M m m ll1V)l:7ulaeililleNE'esgT-lc:ngi:(.lllI"CE(.lIll'lE8n andlgllrlbll3o)ye?sdofGtlliaec:3ity of Charlotte- 
     
    

    
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     11111111 311:" 131111 97 Is as 4 l family l l iwn. 
     
    

    
     :,Vi"''3W 31 W00 51 A9 49 4 .Mr. and Mrs. James McGiiigan and1 (mm) or Tugnlgs 
     
    

    
      aw): " ll: :2” 4 l family H G I dl Thelfamily of the late Bernard 
     
    

    
     xvi.,1..,,... mg as an 1.5 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mc uigan an 1M('Glllgan wish to express their 
     
    

    
     xweedon mac 7: 75 7: 1.114 fnmlly thanks to Dr. Mclntyre, Rev. F.L. 
     
    

    
     ml" 0'" l-"5 1” "VI 1” 41 l4 Mr. Philip McGuigan and BarbaralMiillall,v. and Rev. .l.W. McCardle, 
     
    

    
     ;x:l',::;,"" 33,3 all ,3” ,l3Vf glo Mr. and 'llrs. Thomas McGuiganland all those who sent mass cards. 
     
    

    
     xwllfsey moo 1315 131,-, mists and family sympathy cards and flowers. and 
     
    

    
     xWest M-lar moo 2414 22 21 11 Mr, and Mrs, 73111 McGuigan and all who in any way helped during 
     
     itxlndwgrg " lolll:0 ii , ms aw. 1-M family their sad bereavement. 
     
     z..:.,,,,,," , Mm :9  15'-J,” Mr. and Mrs. Barney McGuigan1' 
     
    

    
     I1-.11. ms no us ans -4! and family ; 
     
    

    
     xPeiid on 100 ion no 4541 -20 Mr. and Mrs. John McGuigan and 0  
     
    

    
     xYukmi Con 1200 so 01 5: ii mm-lly l ' 0 0 
     
    

    
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     amrrric Gal soon 19 ll 18 ML REE Mcculgan  P T  
     
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     ;A:,,,,,, "" 1rg",,;",,;wn;u " Mr. and Mrs. I-lughie McDougall I TORONTO lcmwpl Maxwell 
     
    

    
     Anzia Am Exp use 1511. me im 1 II  llllld M"- H'"'V Redmmd '"'dlEndicott's wife says he is a hat)- 
     
    

    
     Bnlley Sel A mo 11 1155 ml. - Mi am y -ll - 
     
    

    
     3 .p y married man who wants to 
     
     ”'!':,':IV"fn'lnP' 3'; m 113: '35 1:5 Ml: aiilid Mrs. Gerald Acorn and get out of the RCAF. 
     
     xlirltiiltn i no no 350 -at "m V But. she says. air force regula- 
     
     Cal :11 mo am so we 1 V: M15 "id M” W933 RUSS?" tions classify him as a single man 
     
     xcllvan Can mm 5711 .175 no Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler and and he ha, been refused ms dl 
     
     "3 Pm , m .” ” llmlly charge until he makes up S3000 
     
     xcd All 01 min no no 15 um - 
     
    

    
     IC 'lir1t Elm! iziioo I no 9 15 MR Ind M” GWT89 Mcclllun the RCAF says he was overpaid 
     
     ”""""S'.v'b1. man :1 :11 "Clo Mil-md f1"h'.” Ph'li McGuigan Ind '53,," mamed "M" 
     
    

    
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     g,,,,no,;-L-mg," mi g,,,,n-,,;u ;; 1-niiy " 1ns15inni"l.ll.9y”'13.Z”lllel"o”1?1?l.?.i'..l"iZ 
     
     c mo ,,',, W 5,, :1, Mr. and Mrs. DIInlelC0I1WBY k :10 a month. leaving her and two 
     
     xcuiso Not 4014! 140 in 131 Mr. Ind MIL Buddy M0C0I'mIC children with no support. 
     
    

    
     ICIIII 01! 700 IS! I31 55 H0 and family He is stationed in Alberta. 
     
     llcm W '3: g g 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Farrell and RCAF regulations any that a 
     
     1, ' C,” 4., g, ., ,, ;, fgmlly I servicemaii shall be classified as 
     
     man Ic Inc iuoorn no at -1! Mr. and Mrs. James Steele single for pay and allowances if I 
     
     I00! P-II 0'3 1496 N 14 41 Mr. and Mrs. Herb McGuigan and maintenance ord e r has been 
     
     ””'" ''”ll " " ' " family awarded against him by I civil 
     
     '”.'I;"" '.'.":.."',:3 32 33 Si Mr. Leo Dllcy and family court. 
     
    

    
     uni man as us .41 M11. Patrick Mcclrrorn and Mamie "It all started seven years aim 
     
     fish: Ian 3 5;: 3; I: -1” Rev. J. W. Mccardle, Montague when lltlaxblvell Etemporarily left 
     
     """ ,,. ,1 H u g ” Mr. and Mn. Theodore McGulgan mgr”-9;. -the Viv-vergdlglot Slilltlld d 
     
     "' um .7: : : : u ":3  M G l the family ytoolr upl llfenc”as :llV 
     
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     in 1111 nu ma - K, In M" layglgnd Gomerly happy married family." 
     
    

    
     as l H: "7 ml: 1&1!  nm"y' Four years ago Cpl. Endicoft. at 
     
    

    
     in too mind an as -1; Mr. and Mrs. Phlllp McGee and "el”'I”."w':,l' :l""?e'7'”"d WW” W"- 
     
     ”'or 1 :2” '1'..." ti. "'""' Effllltifa .11". fnfrfiill rill. "” 
     
    

    
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     ! 31- mi 31 :6 F4  W." D" c"””" ma lm” llelvlfiig Isl substantial allowance for 
     
    

    
     '-"g. 3 am y. 
     
     "m mu" i ,L”:,:  ""u'M”c'"l'y'”d When he applied for discharge 
     
     1 3 3.. g .4 .a In Join A "CG last year the department of vet- 
     
     , - & - D . .31 ul - ' - "V" en1u' affairs dlscoverod the main- 
     
     HIFW 5" -  - 4 ' "ll c'”'u""""”G'l"' tcnuiice order levied against him 
     
     5 A "5 fig ' 3' uni: .."1'”lS:.' Jamlaoii '''M"''',, 
     
    

    
     1 1, III on - rl. iidlcott said she appealed 
     
    

    
     an 10 II I -on"-DIWHGCIWVINDII iotlemvy Armynndmrrorce 
     
    

    
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     bec white 3013; colored 3W1 Re- this week a ddeam of decades 
     
    
   
   
    
     3lVx; colored 325A; wholesale Que- HALIFAX (CF) - A year 5E0l 
     
     lceiptsz Nil. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     l2.00-2.25; N. B. 505 1.35-1.50; N. B. Ibor was opened to traffic. 
     
    

    
     105 -32--33: Quebec N0. 1 755 150-l The impact has been heavy. Bus- 
     
     1.75; P.E.l. No. 1 755 2.40-2.50;,1nes5 has exceeded the most opti- opening April 2 
     
     Florida white 50s 3.50-3.75. lmistic expectations, and the econ- lwas s658.0l8. 
     
     T--T-mm omy and face of the metropolitan 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1500.000 vehicles have crossed the the province. city. 331"” cmmly 
     
     WINNIPEG (CP)-Prices were mile-long span connecting mid-city and Darlmollllh The P?0Vll1C0 Bull"! 
     
    
   
   
    
     irregular at the close on the win.l Halifax and central Dartmouth. 
     
     nipeg grain exchange Wednesdayl 
     
    
   
   
    
     antees 
     
     Even before the bridge was.may recover 
     
    
   
   
    
     staging occasional rallies towardsiobvious effect on business and 
     
    
   
   
    
     the close. gcommurilty life. A major popula-, 
     
     closing pl-lees; itlllln sh(liit.mSdtarteg tatcrossthtliemheiil-; 
     
     , 5 , . ., , r an ay ar man 11 
     
     732l3ts' May 83'”b' J” 76'” 0l'l"1outskirts are mushrooming as woman Sets 
     
    
   
   
    
     , ,, , never before with new housing de- 
     
     Barley: May l.1D”a: Jly l.09'.1a; velopmems, 
     
    
   
   
    
     0cl- l-03"1l4b- 1 Called by some "the bedroom of 
     
     Flax: May 4.0-ll.-lb; Jly 8.E)3b: H.lll-ax," ll, gown-5 population 
     
     Oct. 3.33311. ljullnped 50 peer cent to 20,000 in House Room 
     
    
   
   
    
     RX” May 1124353 J13 1-235 ”"l 10 years. Halifax increased 21 PCF1 
     
     1'19"'l?a' 'cent during the same period. 
     
     Prices for class two wheat for Hg. :;.-,13; HEMMED no 
     
     expo” lo wumlllcs "”l5l'l'-l Ill" ' Tie 1 '.lC('.S0fl is that Halifax is (-1111- 
     
     .1 1101' 1.74341: 2 1.71I"4: 3 l-"V fll”1l tn peninsula and lacks 1111111"- 
     
     4 1.56311: 5 1.34; 8 1.30:1 durum inn. ...,'.C. Danmomh has plenty 01 
     
    
   
   
    
     12.54; 2 2.50; 3 2.44. 1'' "elo ed land and can ex- 
     
     l IWA and domestic prices: 1 nor u. ' p ' ' l, f 
     
     l1.m1; 2 1.7011; 3 1.11431; -1 1.56311; fl .l "ml" 935' am ""1 at 
     
     5 1.341 6 1.30; 1 durum 2.04312; 2 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     apparently not lucid. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . 5. 
     
     W111 the bridge in use, coi11iiiut- "ed- 
     
    
   
   
    
     l2'02:y" 3 2'mt . ers find the trip to Halifax quick The incidents were announced at 
     
     .aiid easy. in fact so many SiVllL'll0(l a joint press conference by White l-hat in all five cases the fife-S1 
     
     - 1 . . l . l. 
     
     I Cu”-encles lto the bridge fiom the l')1itni11i1t1 
     
    
   
   
    
     owned ferry commis.-'i11i1 that 1111- Hagerly and U- E- 
     
     present boats are being 110111111-11d 
     
     by new, passenger-only craft in an 
     
     effort to keep the service oIlPl'?ll' , 
     
     int: without a loss. The iiioittliiy and Silld she came 
     
     deficit of the car and passenger Tiiesriay. 
     
    

    
     craft now is about 010000. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ! I 
     
     MONTREAL (CPD - The U.S 
     
     dollar closed Wednesday at a dis- 
     
     count of 5-32 per cent in terms of 
     
     Canadian funds. down 1-32. It took 
     
     99 27-32 cents Canadian to buy 
     
     31 American. Pound sterling; 
     
     02.80 5-16 unchanged. l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Bridge Causes Changes In 
     
     lHciIifax Ancl Dartmouth Areas 
     
    
   
   
    
     It was expected to reach about 
     
     . 1.500.000 vehicles and 4.013.000 pin- 
     
     1 Potatoes: N. B. new white 75s donald bridge across Halifax har-lgengers in its first year. Cars pay 
     
     in 40-cent toll and DlI8CllEEIa five 
     
     cents. Operating revenue from the 
     
     to Dec. 31. 1955. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The bridge was f' 
     
     G .n larea is being drastically reshaped. bond sale of the Halifax-Dartmouth dtiicioaed Tuesday. 
     
     ran 
     
    
   
   
    
     81157 0Pel'8liI18 deficit l-"ll "'e"l5 91'3" ” LW3 B”'lcl'- 0"” tseniiis men. leaving it to the troops th 
     
    

    
     25 per cent from the ,now is about completed and rifle and the experts in field tests next. 
     
     zshowing easier in early trade then ready for traffic it was having an city. 10 Def Cenl fl'0m "10 ll0W1l Pr0d"ctl0n Will 8001! be really 3-0 
     
     and five per cent from the county. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Fire In White 
     
    
   
   
    
     . WASHINGTON (AP)aA middle- 
     
     laged woman visitor Tuesday set I 
     
     fire in the Red Room of the White 
     
     House and four more in the ad- 
     
     jacent executive office 
     
     The secret service said she was 
     
    
   
   
    
     The fires were quickly smoth- 
     
    
   
   
    
     House press secretary James C. were quickly put out by guards 
     
    
   
   
    
     Baughman, and that there was no damage. jl ' 
     
     chief of the secret service. 1 They said the woman was de-1 0  
     
     llzigorty said the woman gave tected setting the fifth fire in lhel 
     
     her name as Mrs. Julia M. Chase. executive office building. across- 
     
     to Washington the street from the White House.l WASHINGTON (AP) -- Senator 
     
    
   
   
    
     The woman toured the White sent to the District 
     
     Bridge traffic is far ahead of House public rooms Tuesday morn- general hospital for observation. 
     
    
   
   
    
     .Page 
     
    
   
   
    
     .11 1 1 
     
     gldlllriufllae. the 5:” survey to dell? 
     
    
   
   
    
     Expeclfirsi 
     
     of New Rifles 
     
     In September Wm WM l 
     
    
   
   
    
     9'”'-""l (CW-':'l'he first batch 1 for the new automatic ulckly. But 
     
     of the army's new atiiomatlc 1-idea. lwitli things being relatively quiet, 
     
     the new-n Fabrlque Natlonale.lth?'l'l;'9 bgggldeguto -wk lie? of 
     
    

    
     ex, . goumj . 
     
     Wm be on me ””mbly' ""5 by gfice but of the cartridae. eod'o?1- :lor:lo'am63dw”n. hm llPPl'0Pl'la- 
     
     anced by a lsshlember. federal Irma offlclals tr-atlng particularly on the propel- Puma ' 31 d”: "l 1”?" we Wily. 
     
     liant. u a e ter to Dulles 
     
     1 Tueadayitwahls d -- 
     
     l it appears like that cartridges am we mmldemrilglgllstzggmg 
     
    
   
   
    
     with a variety 0 propellants will 
     
     -be turned out by the federal nr- "We" 0008388 to apliropriate 
     
    
   
   
    
     14. The 'Gni?1rdia1i 'rin1ro.. April 5. 1951, 
     
    
   
   
    
     undo Canada to consent to . 
     
     rmlzie tll. 
     
     the F355;, 
     
     Drolect. 
     
    
   
   
    
     dlhnil-I';0 - . economic feasibility of 
     
    

    
     TEST ll”Ill"0llllANCE 
     
    

    
     131111-'4 --'.s.."':1.;' 1'" W" '”"'""”” '"'” ”””' 
     
     us on got , hm , l 
     
    

    
     Ml! R Iurvey by the  
     
    

    
     ioint Commission on U.S-Canadian 
     
     aten. The president's budget 10, 
     
    
   
   
    
     3” W” 59313111118 July 1 contained 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     "3PT9!9nlln8  Extensive d e t o o 1 i 11 g, started 
     
    
   
   
    
     months ago at that government's 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     9 1110119? I-Intll Canada a 
     
     United States have fonnallg tr-I: 
     
     fall to decide on ii final selection. 19"?"-ed the joint commission to 
     
    

    
     About 72,000 of the rifles will be1m'k5 the survey- 
     
     turned out during a period of two He said it further was un . 
     
     or three years, depending on the stood that the United States (11121 
     
     needs of the -49,000-man army and requested the Canadian govern- 
     
     Allies. At the moment there is no meat to join in the necessary do. 
     
     indication that any of Canada's truest. but that to date the Cana- 
     
     Allles are interested in placing or- dinn government has not acted on 
     
     ders for the rifle in this country. the request. 
     
    

    
     The view here is that the old GREAT IMPORTANCE , 
     
     Lee-Enfield will still be used for Payne said a definitive survey of 
     
     guard duty and ceremonlnls. with the proposed tidal power project 
     
     distribution of the automatic. which "1! of the utmost importance 10 
     
     can pour out 20 round with one the potential industrial develop- 
     
     press of the trigger. limited to com- ment of the adjacent areas or 
     
    

    
     lbat and operational work. countries. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Although the state of Maine and 
     
     . the province of New Brunswick 
     
     Maine Member 
     
     0 
     
     Anxious For 
     
    
   
   
    
     roll. officials said. 
     
    

    
     The first batch to come off the 
     
     1 lines. expected to be about 8.000. 
     
     will be put through thorough field 
     
     tests by Canadian troops before the 
     
     Long Branch plant begins a fixed 
     
     production schedule. 
     
    

    
     The rifle, first of the automatic 
     
     class for Canada, also involves a 
     
     change in ammunition and the pro- 
     
     pellant in the cartridge is currently 
     
     causing some concern here. 
     
    

    
     The Belgian Fabrique Nationale 
     
     is a 3.00-calibre weapon, a switch 
     
    
   
   
    
     n. 11.1: 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lag in company with hundreds of1 
     
     othed Easter week visitors. 1 
     
    

    
     Hagerty described the woman as 
     
     1 apparently "not quite lucid." 
     
     Hagerty and Baugh Ian 
     
    
   
   
    
     would receive the greatest b.-no. 
     
     fits from Quoddy if construction is 
     
     found feasible." Payne said, ”the 
     
     project also could bring benefits 
     
     to all New England and the Pdov- 
     
     lnce of Nova Scotla." 
     
     Payne urged the state depart- 
     
     ment ”take all reasonable steps 
     
     within the limits of diplomatic pro- 
     
     tocol" to expedite securing the con- 
     
     .sent of Canada to the survey "so 
     
     that it will be,possible for the 
     
     congress to appropriate funds this 
     
     1 year to initiate the survey." 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     said 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     She was taken into custody and Frededick Payne (Rep. Me.) Tues- 
     
     of Columbia day asked State Secretary Dulles 
     
     to "take all reasonable steps" to 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     1 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     RIGIDAI RE 
     
    
   
   
    
     How priced with iusi 
     
     Culinary refrigerators! 
     
    
   
   
    
     These finest-of-all refrigerators have so 
     
     many extra features! Like die firfshcs in: 
     
     will not crack or chip . .. the extra poinds 
     
     of frozen food theyhoId...theflowing 
     
    

    
     that makes food more appetinig. Yd, 
     
     the superb new '56 Frigidu?u com 
     
     no more than ordinary ' 
     
    

    
     See them todaytl 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Slips info less than 25 inches 
     
     of floor space! 
     
    
   
   
    
     Here's the ideal Refrigerator to help you plan 
     
     big meals in little kitchens. Has every basic 
     
     Frigidaire food-keeping feature-I big super- 
     
     Fmazer Chest, 11 handy Chill Drawer, two ion 
     
     trays, full-width bur shelves, iiva removnblo 
     
     shelves on the door. Model SA-806-56. 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     So 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     pound Frsexorl And 
     
    
   
   
    
     diflolicf. Model OP-12 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Yolflloltsulnr 
     
     Stangolufl 
     
    
   
   
    
     ml lofilgomor his lot: of iutins 
     
     aous'iI"lllT.ylts suporfmnr coal bu film 
     
     uicltubo fun. that Totidor DI ltydrotor 
     
    
   
   
    
     f."1'1'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Cg -uu.1 Aggggggg nv onuniui. iiio1-one 
     
    
   
   
    
     at mm. mm ulitmlnuii shins 
     
     food coiiiportaiuit. Model 8-I01-055' 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     M 1'), 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
             
     
          
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
          
     
          
     
          
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     9 its 05 pound capacity food Fmurl 
     
    

    
     It combines a 10.1 cu. ft. iiefrigmfor with 66 
     
     but of other exciting . 
     
     features - four olumiiiuiii lioll-to-You Shelves, 
     
     Iittnlliic defrostlii . liaiitly new I 0-Elector 
     
     that zip: cubes rlgii into the slo 
     
     saves you getting damp hands! Pantry Door 
     
     has Picture Window Hsgrgtsol and Butter con 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     , 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Siiiall roftlgontor-hm fmm! 
     
     less tom 25 Inches with - yot holds 29 
     
     pounds of frozen food! Five mnovablo 
     
     slielm, full-width Poicolniirflnlshed Hydra- 
     
     for. cold control. Huniabuftor coiiipariment 
     
     on door. Model S-800 . 
     
    
   
   
    
     bin. so 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     siiiall, wt in mrytbingl 
     
     llerI's the nlllnf iiioool on the 
     
     pan -porfoct photo 5 ll limit- 
     
     ed. snpor-From! GM hold: 15.9 
     
     to; '15,;-'...W...'"c  
     
     ' In III on unpri- 
     
     lntl loilol A-61056. 
     
     It Inc Idol -lOlI' pricul 
     
    
   
   
    
     Beautiful Food Fmur-lofrlprnfor  
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     la: Fnmr poiiiidsl 
     
     tstmlo comp-rt 
     
     miit.TII ' X 
     
     Milk”! WW5. ll 
     
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