/DAILY MARKET QUoTAT|oNs

SUMMARY

3’ THE CANADIAN PRESS

Toronto: Market firm in mod-

are trading. ersew York: late recovery-

Market higher;

Montreal: Market fractionally‘

mixed in moderate trading.

CURRENCIES

MONTREAL (CP) - The U.S. dgllgr closed Friday at a dis-

¢ount of 33/4 per cent in terms of‘

-Canadian fu n d 5, down 1-32. pound sterling $2.70 13-16, down

.%.

GRAIN

WLNNLPEG (CP) - Moderate buying appeared in most grain-s _,;Qday on the Winnipeg Grain Ex- change prompted by lack of moisture in sections of the prai- rie grain-growing belt.

Rye had early selling but more gggressive buying took over in late stages _

Closina P110053 ,_,3a;1evy; Jily 1/3 higher 93%; Oct ;--om” J y$.n8ifck?1,~4IFM. . .. 7'. Barley: Jly Va higher 93%; Oct ;.y%:.imgher 94%a; Dec 1/; lower H E2‘ ~”2Fiax: Jly ‘/4 higher 3.031/4b; age/c 1% lower 2.93; Dec 21/4 lower

IEV4. _ y

"'1 “oz Jly % higther 1.11%-; Oct

ﬁqﬁnﬁigher 1.13%b; Dec 1/3 lower

71,147.. , - '7 prices for class two wheat for

' '7' out to countries outside IIWA: _I‘nor 1.60%; 2 1.56%; 3 1.481/2; 11,4111; 5 1.27%; 0 1.2372. 1 du- ,2.19l%; 8 1.79%. IIWA and domestic prices: 1 nor 1.60%, 34.55%; 3 1.437;; 4 1.41% '5 1,27%; 6 1.2312; 1 durum 192%; 21.91%: 3 1.79%.

if , PRODUCE

‘MONTREAL (CP) - Agricul- 'ture department quotations: "Eggs: Wholesale dealer prices to country stations, wooden "uses, extra-large 45; large 45; faifedilllln 41; £113.11 33; B 33; C23. Receipts 86.

-~ Butter: Current receipts tend- nerahle 681/4, not tenderaible 62%; fresh grade creamer-y prints job

'1 Geiieral purpose horse, gene11a.l~purpose mare, year old colt, I 1

price 53112-55: fresh wholesale 6315.

Cheese: delivere Quebec white 321,. wholesale Quebec W ored 331/.',_ No for Ontario cheese,

Potatoes: P.E,1, P.E.l. 50s 1004,10 30.33: N B

755

d Montreal,

. colored 3212;

hite 331/2, C01.

prices established

75s 1.50-1.00; : P.E.I. 10s 1.40-1.50;

N.B_. 50s .95—1.05; NB 10s 25-27; California 1005 new 4_25_4_75 ———————-—-§__._‘___

NEW YORK

(AP)-Aircrafts

and oils were in the forefront as

late strength pulled lower stock market

up a slightly and gave it

still another high‘ for 1953_ ‘I It was a narrow rise and the market was an erratic, up-and-

down affair.

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 30 cents to its latest, yearly peak of $172.60, marking the fourth time this

week a new high tained. Among Canadian

ha- been at-

shares traded

on the New York Stock Ex-

change,

Aluiminium was ’/s; Dome Mines down 1/1

down ; and

Mﬁlntyre - Porcupine clown %. D15I1“eFS~S€8rgrams registered a

gain of V2.

On the American Stock Ex-

change, Canadian

gainers were

Preston East Dome gained 1/4 and Brazilian Traction was up

Vs. Slhawinigan dropped Vi. What stocks did:

Fri Thur Advances 545 500 Declines 359 409 Uh-changed 267 272 Total issues 1132 1131 Beth Steel 421/: Kennecott 891/4 Borg Warner 29% Monty w 353/. C and 0 53% NY Cent 16% Con: Edison 221/. Radio Corp 34% El Auto an 29% Std on NJ 54.14 GCII Elec 90% Utd Aircraft 917/4 G°0d¥eIr 771/S Vanadium 82 Gt Nor Ry I61/4 Westngse 57% Int '1‘ and '1' I 35“

MONTREAL

(CP) - Prices

were mixed generally within a two-point range in closing trading on the Montreal and Canadian stock exchanges Friday. Papers, base metals and mis- cellaneous stocks gained ggound.

General Dynamics

at 56% and

Simpsons at 22 gained 1% points

AUCTION SALE

MILLVALE, SAT. JUNE 14TH AT 1 O'CLOCK

freshened miich cows, 2 milch cows due to freshen June, 2 fan-ow cows, 8—yr. old, cattle, 4 fat steers 2 yi-.‘oid, Zspring calves, brood \ sow with litter of ‘ten, brood sow to litter Aug 1st, 20-yr. old hens, M. H. Binder, 1''. at W. mower. F. 8: W. dump rake, gang plow, 3 sec. smoothing barrows, 2 sec. lever M. H. spring tooth ban-ow, sectional seeder, lime ‘lower, scuffler, horse hoe disc and fins, F. &W. truck wagon, driving wagon, roller, M. H. manure spreader, woodsleizli, driving sleigh, turnip seeder, grind stone, hay fork ,.blocks and cable, 10 cords split hardwood, F. 82 W. platform scales 600lbs. farmers, cream separator, truck box 10 ton, 300~bus. -Abeg- ‘weifmfs, harness, forks, shovels, buckets, cream cans, pails, Daisy

-.°h.umet.e....'

Enterprise ldtohen range, table and 6 chain, dining room table and 8 chairs, parlor suite, gramophone, battery radio, 3 beds and springs, rocking chairs, tables, linoleum tquares. hooked rugs,

LC

china and ringer, 2 room stoves, Singer sewing machine,

. BELL,

AUCTIONEER

Walling Bob, pans, um dbhes, etc. etc. Terms Cash MICHAEL MURPHY. Owner .

I

Phone Borden 55-11

" "In in mint Sale will be held first fine week day zouowiiig.

i i

AUCTION SALE

OF FURNITURE

Thur.,

June 12

~1P.M.

at

Lemuel Kenny’: 66 Highland Ave.

Chesterfield and 2 chairs; dining room table, chairs Elnd buffett; chrome kitchen set; . (E900); electric radio; electric clock; electric lamps, table and floor; -electric irons; rocking chaJ'I'_S; kltchf-‘Y1 range, oil pot burner with blower; beds, springs. mat- . ‘tresses, single, three quarter and full size; bureaus: clothes hamper; bathroom scales; studio couch; odd tables; coffee table; Singer sewing machine hgiad; mirrors; hall rack; silverware; blankets; bed- 7 ‘

electric washer

(drop

‘hugs; kettles, pots, pans, dishes; garden chairs; garden lawn mower and several other articles.

W. H. BEATON, Auctioneer.

'Appralser of pI'0P91'ty and furniture-

1 _ 7’ OUTBOARD BOAT FOR SALE , W 35 HP engine. Boat 13 ft. long. Beautifully styled §“3"tI engineered for maximum safety

it Wformance.

HUTT BROTHERS

ALBERTON

L}

r »r-.y 4-! rvvac v

I “mmerside. celited,

, appearance and

FOR SALE BY TENDER

Tenders will be received by the undersigned 1119 I501 ' .nd including Jime 28th, 1958, for the residential pro-‘I ) pert)’ of the late Frank Yeo at 186 Harvard Street,! Highest or any tender not necessarily 36-?

F01‘ inspection contact Charles Yeo, St Eleanors PS. Rayworth Rayner’ 251 Schul-man Ave,’ S‘Slde.kn:Aoorricz-Jxmlwco. uricssueuncuuanss

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each. Noraeida went up 13/4 to 43 and Crown Zellerbach gained 21/21 at 491:1. But Howard Smith went

20 cents at 2.20.

Steels. beverages, refining oils and utilities were mixed. Na- tional Steel Car took a loss of one

at 215/s and Labatt's lost 1/2 at 2412.

On the upside were Seagramis 25 291,; and Canadian Oil at 27, each up 3,7,; _

Featured in the mines and oils were Home Oil A down 11/: at 171/2 and B at 17%, down 1% as debentures in the company be- came convertible for class A shares at $15.

Producing mines were mixed. Northspan picked up 30 cents at 3.75 and United Asbestos gained 40 cents at 7.30.

Penny issues were generally lower as Beaucage plu-mrmuted 22 cents to 50.‘Mid Chibouigatmau lost 3 at 41 but Fatima rose 3 cents to 74. _

According to the closing aver- aiges, banks were up .09 at a new high of 50.1, utilities were up .2 at a new high of 141.7, industrials were off 1.6 at 260.2, combined off 1 at 220.7, papers off .1 at

364.6 and golds up .05 at 71.17. Abitibvi 231/2 How Smith 30 Abit or 241/: Hud Bay Min -10:/4 Asbestos 30 Imp Oil 433/4 Bank Mont 4434 Int Nick 74% Bank NS 581/ii Int Pap 951,9 Bathurst A 36 Int Pete I69/4 Brazil 6 McColl 59!/I Bldg Prod 40 N St. Car 21% C Cement 811/3 Noranda 6 C Bnk om 471/4 Price so Cdn Brew 31% One Pow aw. Cdn Celan 14% Royal Bank 62 CPR 26% St L Corp 13% Cockshutt 121/4 Shawin ﬁgs Seagrams 29% Steel sou, D Bridge 23 Un Steel 44% Dom Tar 12% Walker 23% Foundation ._ 24 CANADIAN Fraser 243/4 Cons Pap 3314 GT Lakes 293/4 Ford no’

TORONTO

TORONTO (OP) - The stock m'31‘k€‘t edged‘ ahead Friday in moderate trading. Gold; ma base metals registered around a half-ipoint index gain.

PROVINCE OF‘ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

IN THE PROBATE COURT

The 6th day of May A.D. 1958.

In Re Estate of J. FRANK QUINN late of Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Pro-‘ vince, Contractoir, deceased, bestate.

To the Sheriff of the County of Queens County or any Con- stable "or literate person within said County

. GREETING :

WHEREAS upon reading the petition on. file of Lester O'Don- nell of Charlottetown in Queens County aforesaid, Attorney-at- law, Executor of_ the above named estate pmaying that a citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You’ are therefore hereby re- quimed to cite all persons in- terested in the said Estate to be and appear before the Judge present at a Probate Court to beheldinthecourtﬂousein Charlottetown in Queens County. ‘in the said Province, on Tues- day the 8th day of July next coming, at the hour of TEN o'clock forenoon of the same day to show cause, if any, why the Accounts of the said Estate, should not be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of the said Lester O’Donnel1, Eo- quire, Executor in person.

And it is hereby ordered that a true copy hereof be fonthwith published in some newspaper published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from -the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith poaed in the following public places respectively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Charlottetown aforesaid, at or near the of Nova Scotia. and at or Banlr of Commerce, both in Charlottetown aforesaid, so that all persons intenesterl in the

’saidEstateasa1ibire9aidmay

have due notice thereof. WITNESS His Honour Harold Leonard Palmer} Judge of the said Probate Court at Charlotte- town aforesaid. the day and year first above written. By the Court. (L.S.) (Sgt-1.) Vera MacNevin. Acting Registrar.

‘he trail of 3.5.000

About‘ $5 a week invested . with us is guaranteed to lead you along the trad to $13 cash in IS years. Tani I over with an Investors repre- sentative —— “your best friend ﬁnancially.’ Call 0!’ W|'‘Il¢1

G. F. Cameron District Mg:-.. Sluumefslde

J. C. Montgomery

Charlottetown

glnvestors syndicate

Ill!!!‘

OF CANADA

down 12 to 30 and Bruck B lost‘

near the Canadian ~

Golds were Dl‘aCi‘ira1‘Ij,7 un-lGnlda!et $300: $2 3% '5: . ‘ . , ('oldc‘es ' changed. in the last houi a,.1d,G'0]d gag” mm ,0 1,, 1,, ueie gaining ground at the close. Gold M3,, 2000 32 31 32 .1: Noranda was the leader adding GP Uran 1600 12 11 I2 W41 :%<“:*°y .2: .2: +1 Home Oil A and B featured (§‘,.:_?.h:° .,3},,,, Q3 201,5 2, western oils. Both stocks took a Gulch 4500 161/: 15 151.4 beating following 3 company Gunnar 4215 819 18% 107/: notice that it has called its five- ‘"5 9% '32 7,3,2 7:2 :30 percent convertible subordinatedipmi Rock 3000 91/, 91/1 91;, debentures due July 1. 1971, for Har-Min 3967 12 11 12 redemption. This would increase ;‘{““;“?‘_ 239°C”? is is 3 1': the II U m I) e 1' Of outstanding Hiztyrdy 9000 31,5 3 3 : iﬁ shares. Heva 4000 51/2 5 5% + 1,0 Home 011 A closed Off 7/; at l-lollinger 385 $223/4 221/1 223/4 + 1/4 171/... while Home 011 B. an index ,*,‘,j’g‘°B,, 1,2,‘; 2,3, ‘£3 ‘,1: :1,’ stock, dipped 11,41 at 17%. Most Hugh-Pam 4000 20 20 20 other iss-ues closed ahead in a 705913300“ 6100 41 40, 40 -11/2 Index changes: Industrials up Irish Bcop 14050 163 143 155 +11 133 t _ . Iron Ky 100 170 170 170 -4-! 8450, °b445 60' §"]1d5 up ;744 tt° .1 Waite 1000 15 15 15 - » 359 1'09 3_S 11--P -3 0 Jncobus 13100 160 153 156 -1 154.26; western oils off .11 to Jaye Exp 25250 73 75 75 .3 137_35_ Jeanette 4500 8 8 8 Toronto Stock Exchange-—Jun G Jelilcm 6600 14 13 13 -1‘/3 (Quotations in cents unless maieked 3. ‘whet moo 27 25% 37 ‘*1 z—0dd lot. xd—Ex-dividend, xr—-Ex- ‘mwsey 205‘? ‘9, "7 47 *1 rights. xW——Ex-warrants.) 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Ma, Yk moo 8 5;‘ 15;‘ _ 1% Lyndhst 2000 10 is 16 Aubelle _ soo 5 5 ,, Macassa 1400 310 295 310 +5 Aumaque 1000 11 10 11 M“‘°d.°“ 93° 3" 37 27 -1 Aunor 100 250 250 250 Mm” 49°” 5% 7‘/1 ‘VI - '4 ‘Villa 1000 6 6 6 __ ye MacLeod 2200 105 105 105 Bankeno 1700 I6 16 16 Mad”? 1505 35° 1'43 343 +0 Barnat 3000 35 34 34 _ 1,4, M7131“ 3°° 93 9° 98 Buy Exp 3000 75 75 75 Maneast U 1500 I I 8 Base Metals 6400 24 23 23 Maul.” 55101 In W 91 -4 3”,“ 36026 28 as 27 Maritime 17350 70 as 7o B-Duq 3230 20% 20 20 _1% Martin 15400 25% 24 5 +1 Rama” mo 53 so 50 _3 Matatch 41000 25 23 as Belcher 4500 103 99 99 ._1 M-"‘Yb“1" 866 12% 1250 121/. — In Belleterre 1000 210 202 202 -18 M°I"m° 125 "1 '1 '1 '9‘ neiiiim mo 99 90 90 +1 ,’8‘,°"":"‘ 3°°° 23 3° 7" Bevcon 4000 126 12 12 __ ‘A cMar 7000 I K 7 7 - Va Bieroft 12900 112 109 112 +4 Mm‘-“ '60” 1‘ ” 1‘ *1 Bicroft wts 100 as 35 as Mew" 230° 7' 75 7° -8 Bidcop mm 15 15 15 + V‘ Meta Urnn 1500 lo I 10 +1 Black Bay 4500 so 29 3,, M!!! 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Stan-att moon 1: 11 12 +1 Francoeur 1000 7 7 7 -1 Steeloy ‘soon 9 9 9 Frobisller 3110 192. 186 100 -4 steep R 4407 £101/1 101/4 10% Gntwin 6000 01/1 3 8% + in Sturgeon soon 13 121/; 121/; -1 Galkeno 1667 77 75 75 ..1 Sullivan -020 107 in 107 ’ Geco Mum 1175 013% 13% 137/. _ 1,4 Sylvanitt 850 111 11,0 111 -1 Gene: 2000 14 13 14 -1,4 Taurcanls 3000 an O7 87 +1 Geo scion 3600 35 32 32 -31/1 Teck-K zoo 154 191 154 Glen Ur-an 500 11 11 11 +1 ‘Innis; man no mo 111 .14 U WEDDING and DIAMOND RINGS of Highest Quality out and clarity await your approval. Fully Guam- . anteed and Insured at no extra ‘~ charge. 137% GREAT GEORGE ST. PHONE 9397

, ‘Total 3.744.000. ..

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By BERNARD DUFRESNE Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CP) - Premier Du-

pléssis’ counsel stunned the Su- preme Court of Canada Thursday by acknowledging that Frank Roncare1li’s liquor licence was cancelled to prevent him from acting as bondsman for Je- hovah’s Witnesses.

Lawyer L. Emery Beaulieu ex- pressed his view during the fourth day of hearings into Mr. Roncar- elli’s a p p e al to the Supreme Court for $90,000 damages from Mr. Duplessis.

At one point during the argu- ment, Mr. Justice Gerald Fau- teux asked whether it was Mr. Beau1ieu’s contention that the lic- ence was cancelled to remove Mr. Ronca.relii's power to give bail for Jehovah’s Witnesses.

Mr. Beaulieu replied: “Yes."

The nine members of the Sn- preme Court made no direct com- ment on Mr. Beaulieu’s reply which in effect confirmed the claims by Mr. Roncarolli’s law- yers that the licencewas can- celled because of his activities as bondsiman.

However, there appeared no doubt Mr. Beaulieu’s, reply sur- prised the bench. . FIGHTS SEDITION

Mr. Beaulieu then went on to say Mr. Duiplessls believed he was fighting a “seditious cam- paign" bvy Jehova’s Wiitnesses when he agreed to the cancella- tion carried out by cliairman Ed- ouard Archacmroault of the Quebec Liquor Commission.

Mr. Roncarelli, who originally sued for $118,000, was awarded $8,123 by Quebec Superior Court but the Quebec Court of Appeal quashed this judgment.

Mr. Beaulieu argued Mr. Ron- carel.li’s licence was cancelled to put an end to his activities as “official b-ondsman” for his ‘co- religionists in the Jehovah's Wit- nesses sect who were arrested for distributing pamphlets without a city permit.

He said the pamphlets at the time were regarded as seditious

and Mr. Roncarelli was regarded

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by Quebec authorities as “the mastermind of the whole cam- paign."

However, under questioning by some of the nine members on the Supremi Court bench. Mr. Beau- lieu said Mr.’Roncarelli was not prosecuted for setzition or for dis- tributing the pamphlets himself. CHARGES DISMISSED

The charges against th: 393 wit- nesses for whom Mr. Roncarelli put up a total of $83,500 bail over a period of more than two years were either dismissed or with- drawn before the licence was can- celled in December, 1946.

Mr. Beaulieu argued that at the time Mr. Duplessis "was not fighting a religious sect but was fighting what was held by the jur- isprudence of the Quetbc courts to be a seditious campaign." At another point, Mr. Justice Robert Taschereau observed: “It was more effective to cancel the licence (than to prosecute Mr. Roncarelli for alleged seditionl." The hearing of the meal is ex- pected to. be conci ded today when Frank R. Scott and A. L. Stein, Mr. Roncare11i’s lawyers, who made their plea earlier this week. are given time for rebuttal of Mr. Durplessis' lawyers.

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The procession which bore his 'body from 0’Hare Field to the cathedral Friday was witnessed by an estimated 250,000.

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