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MONTREAL, Que., July 29-"All

the good things that come from the

Superintendent of Sleeping ani, Dining Car Services, in announc- ing new “Childrens Menus" on Canadian National trains.

These new menus, designed pg,-_

ticuiarly to appeal to children, give a wide choice of suggestions for breakfast, dinner and supper for the little folk. They also include a number of nursery "Jingles" in modern style.

It is the kiddies' own menu,

They may even take a copy home as a souvenir, and their dining car stewart will autograph it if they so desire, making them members of the “Little Folks Travel Club".

“We already have special China-

ware and cutlery for children, as well aa high chairs and bibs," said Mr. Sivinden. “and these new attractive menus complete the list. We are making every effort to make meal-time appetizing and pleasant for children on our diners and our employees have been instructed to give them special attention."

Sierra Leone Trebles Value Goods Brought From Canada

sierra Leone, on the west coast

of Africa. is buying increaingly greater quantities of goods from Canada Last year Sierra Leone bought treble the value of goods as ompared with 1932. The chief item in point of value was un- manufactured tobacco, Canada supplying over half the quantity

partment of the Canadian Nu tional

practically the sole source of fupply.

ada being second to Great Britain who occupied first place.

Mrs. Janet Roper

Mothers Sailors

NEW YORK, July 30- (CP) -

Like the First Lord in "H.MS. Pina.fore," Mrs. Janet Roper stricks closely to her desk and never goes to sea, but her name is mentioned with affection in forecastles where- ever the four winds blow.

Completing her 23rd year with

the Seamen's Church Institute and her 48th of work on behalf of sailors, the tall. greying woman still is in love with her job. "It isn't my work; it's my job," she explains. she has made friends with a multitude of seamen who have come to her with problems on which they needed help or advice. Her labors have won her ih~ nick- name of "the sailors’ mother."

(Supplied by Pltfleld and Cn. mem~ burn of Mnnlrpul Stock Exchange mul Uurh llurlsri)

Stocks

Al Chem

Close

Am Can 107% Am For Pr 9% Am Rad 21% Am Tel Tel

Am Water 21 Anaconda 56'/4 Atchison 80 Atl Ref 29’/5 Auburn Bald Loco 5% Balt Ohio 27% Bendix Av Beth St 93% Briggs Man

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Chry.lcr Com Sol Com S0 Con Can Con Edison 38% Con Gas Co Corn Prod 62% Cui' Wright Deere 135% Dupont 160% Elec Auto Li Eiec Pr Lt 22% Firestone Gen Elec 5714 Gen Foods : 37-"- Gen Motors 54

Goodrich _

Goodyear Tire Hud Mot Car Gt No Pfd 501# Ill Cen Int Har 1131.4 Int Tcl Tel 11% Johns Mari C< Kennecott 5974

178 53%

112

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imported from the United States( the principal. source of su1iply,= according to the Iiidustrlal De-1

Railways. Next in point of value is l flour of which Canada was l

l

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Miss Pac Ry

A 61%

lilolit Ward Milrrav Co I N Y Cent 39% Natl His I Nat Gash Reg 34% New York N H Nor Am Co 277's Nor Pac

Pack Mot V9

Paramount Penn R R 37": Phil Morris 91'/1 Phil Pet C0 Post Tel Cab Pure Oil Co

Public Serv Co Republic St 3714 Radio Co

Radio K 0

Sears Roe Co

Soconv 21%

Shell Union Oil

South Pac Std Oil Ind

Std Oil N J 71

Texas Co Sturle Co United Air 29% United Corp United Drug 1212 United Ga: Imp 13% U S Rubber U S St Co 114'/.. U S Ind Al 321.4 Vanadium

Warner Bros West Union West Air B 4116 West Elec 150% Woolworth 49

109

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115% 32%

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She recently found her 5.000th

‘missing man"- for a mother who had not seen her son for 25 years. She did it so quickly thc mother

|zr.\lr‘.i.': ii- 1.7," .< -ill Dr, Fl. A. Bruce. who is 84 and lives in Scotland, i>m~i:i:~=i |~illlo1oc_ist. in describing was "a wee -‘Jit shocked" and liir.cr~'i»:- ~,'x~l~il.-: io farmers at a doubtful if it really was her son.

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mini !‘f».\l r. and is doubly danger- all l~~-nz: n il is our-11 mistaken

dire results. The thick stem when dried is a temptation for a‘small

for ofilfr plants. The leaves are

bov to make a whistle out of it

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Finance

NEW YORK, July 29 - (AP)-

Forelgn exchange firm. Great Britain demand 4.97 13-16, 4.971-2, 4.97 13-16; 60-day bills $4.96 3-8; France, 3.74 7-8; Italy 5.26 l-4; Belgium 16.83 1-2: Germany 40.35; Canada .99 61-64.

LIVERPOOL. July N - (AP)-

Cotton, 2,000 bales, no American. Increased demand in spot; prices 5 to 8 lower; quotations in pence: American, strict good middling. 7.13 ;good middling, 6.83; strict middling, 6.56; middllng, 8.28; strict low middling 6.03; low mid- dllng, 5.53; strict good ordinary, 5,03; good ordinary, 4.63. Futures, opened quiet and steady and clos- ed easy. _

New York. cotton futures closed

steady, 23 to 27 lower. Oct. 10.81 to 82; Dec. 10.77 to 78; Jan. 10.81; Mon. 10.89; May 10.93: July 10.94;

spot quiet; middling 11,21.

NEW YORK. July 29 - (AP)-

Raw _sugar advanced 5 points tb- day to 3.50 for spots on sales of 90,000 bags of Philippines for Aug-

ust and september arrival.

No. 3 contracts closed unchang-

on to iwo points higher on sales of 17.750 ions. Close: Sep. 2.54.b; Nov. 2.5011; Jan. 2.39b; M011- 2.400; MBV

2.44b; July 2_45b.

No. 4 olnsed barely steady. 1-2

lo l 1-2 lower with sales of 16,150 tons. Close: Sep. 1.20136 N01/~ 1-32 1-2n; Jan. 1.3ln; Mch. 1.29 1-2111 Mm. 1.32 1-2b; July 1.35 b. ' Refined withdraws continued

heavy against contracts but new demand was sullplied by m°d°"°W resale oiTcrinES 0" 4752 1'2- ,R'°' floors’ list quotations were un- cluingcd at 4.70 for fine granulat-

d. 9 WASHINGTON. July 29-15?)- Class one railroads had a net rail- way operating income of $297,341.- 777 for the hrst half of 1937. 00' nlvalent to an annual return of 2,75 per cent on property invest-

mgliiie Association of AmeI'lClD Railroads said today these 080765 compared with $238,0l6,42'I,or 2.22 pcr cent for the complmble 19”' ind of last year, and with $300.- 4le_251 or 3.46 per cent during the first six months of 1930-

Nrzw voax, July 29 ._ (ari-

Directors of Bethlehem SteelC01'P- iodav dcclarcd a dividend of $1.50 A snare on the common stock Rnd reported largest quarterly net in- mmc since 1930. The last quar-

1,00. $ They also declared th! !'P8\l1Bf| payment. of $1.75 a share on the 5(-ilnn per cent preferred stock and Q5 or-nts on the five per cent pre-

~ .t k.

reiijj iii;7i§lll<» for the second quar- M. ,,,,,,||,.,| $lo_o22_a74 eqilnltolil.-56 a share on the commnn. 001111107' Ml Wm, $3,431,391 or 49 cents I

Min Corp Mona Roy

Nomietal

Olga Oil

Omega Oro lata Pacalta Pamour Pantepec

Payore Pai-khill Paulore Paymastel- Perrou Pick Crow Pioneer

,mv payment. made in June, was!

MONTREAL, July 29-All mar-

kets reacted yesterday on some- what heavier tradlng, industrial sales Montreal totalled 31,600 shares against 17,800 Ti.lesday. Losses of a point or more were shown by Asbesws. Abitibl Pfd. and Frasers. while Noranda. and Mas- fel’ dr0pped major fractions. Braz- ilian the active leader running ag- ainst the general trend gained 1-2 at 26 3-4 after selling at 27 3-4 in the early aftemoon. Dominion Steel and Coal B flared up during the day to 22 7-8 but finished at 21 7-8 off 3-8. New York lost ground quietly all day under lead- ership of steel which dropped 2 5-8 apparently an example of selling on good news. Other steels were off in sympathy and the market had a. rather ragged appearance at the close. Toronto mines were dull.

NEW YORK, July 29-The Lon- don market is flrmer today. The situation in the far east is no bet- ter. After a long conference at White House yesterday Senators and Congresmen left with the idea that the administration would like five pieces of legis- lation passed at this session of Congress. These include the Wage and Hour Bill, The Housing Pro- gram, The New Cou.rt Bill, The Loophole Tax Bill and Sugar leg- islation. Westinghouse for June quarter reported $2.25 against 1.58 last year. Twentieth century Fox 1.78 against 1.43 on the other hand Standard Brands reported only 22 cent: against 28 cents. After the close Bethlehem Steel will report its second quarter earn- ings. We were not impressed by the action of yesterdays market and believe it will work lower to- day consequently we would look on.

Saguenay Power-Second quar-

ter eamings equalled $1.37 per common share against $1.30 in first quarter. '

Canada Wire and Cable--$6.00

dividend declared on pfd arrears payable Sept. 7 to record August 20 leaving balance arrears $13.50.

Canada Steam.ships-Earnings

first half show $250,000 improve-

ment over fame period last year. Debentures of $2,037,779 will be retired August 15 and as Oom- pany's cash positio: is adequate no new financing will be necessary.

C. P. R.-June net revenue $1,-

194,111 up 1.7 per cent and six months up nearly 22 per cent over corresponding period 1936.

Siscoe Gold-Net profit six

months $13.84 cents per share ag- ainst 12.22 cents same period last year.

Obalrkl Mining-Offers share-

holders rlght to purchase 200,000 shares at 16 cents to August 3rd. Proceeds to be used for under- ground development.

International Utilities-Consoli-

dated net profits 4 months to April after all charges $518,239 ag- ainst $759,700 for the full year 1936. Also net profit $562,000 on sale of securities credited direct to capital surplus.

NORTHERN MINER NEWS ITEMS

TORONTO, July 29-Darkwater

-There is now 400 feet of good ore on the first level. The best in- dications still ahead. Ore anti~ cipatecl equal to first level from second level.

Preston East Dome-Develop-

ment work to date has substan- tiated diamond drilling expecta- tions.

God's Lake-Drifting on 4th

level reveals length. of 508 feet average $14 over 409 feet. Net operatirlg profit second quarter $10,992 against $5.650 ln preceding quarter.

Sladen Malartic-Diamond drill-

ing from the East. Boundary has indicated a continuation of the big ore body indicated across the line for 1,000 feet on East Malartic.

Wendigo-Present 60 ton mill to

be increased to 100 tons daily as a result of new ore located re- cently. A profit of about $6,000 was realized during June.

Mining

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. July 29-

Stocks

A P Con 33 Alderman 106 Alexand 3 Ang Huron 575 Argosy 40 Arntileld 36 Astoria 7 Bagamac 35 Bankfield .78 Base Metals 27 Beattie 115 Bidgood 45

Big) Miss 48 B0 jo 16 Brew Dist 7 Brit Dom 30 Brown Oil 45 Buff’ Ank 925 Bunk Hill \ 16 Cal Edm 266 Calrnont 65 Cdn Malattio 118 Cent Pat 276 Chem Res 90 Chromium 75 Conlarum 132 Con Chib B0 Crows Nest 45 Darkwater 50 Dome 40% Dom Ex 5 Dorval 45 East Mal 95 Eldorado 270 Falcon 825 Fed Kirk 9 Foundation 33 Francoeur 65 Gillies Lake 30 Gods Lake 64 Glenora 6% G-oldale 34’/5 Gold Eagle 33 Goodflsh 1314 Granada 20

Grandoro

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High Sar _ Hollinger ‘/‘J Homestead 45’/5 Home Oil 157

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21 11

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UNLISTED

Brett Tr 713 Boast Cop 400 Dal Oil 37 East Cr 14 Foothill 110 Hud Bay 31 Kirk Town 22 I Malroblc 11; Night Hawk 1”* Nordon 17 / Oil Selec 51:4 Pend Ore 355 V Por Cro 31? Ritchie 4'? Robb Mont 3 Temiska 34

Total sales 408.000.

MINING

TORONTO, July 29-(CP) -The

current sag in the stock market widened today on an expansion of trading and at the close the mln- es, including the western oils were down more than a point.

Weakness was observed mainly

in the cheaper golds. Among thc medium-price issues O’Bricri was heavy at $6 and other issues down 10 to 15 cents were Macassa, Pic- kle Crow and Sylvanlte. Lake Shore sold in considerable volume at a loss of 3-8 and Mclntyrc clos- ed 1-4 point off. Dome and Hol- linger held better and narrow gaiiiers in the cheaper imues were Little Long Lac, Oro Plata and Siscoe.

A sizeable list of the pcnny

golds sold down. Chibougamau dropped to a new low at 80 cents, of! 10 1-2 cents for the day and losses of 3 to 5 cents were boarded for Amtfleld, East Malartic. Fran- coeur, New Golden Rose, Red Crest, and Slave Lake.

Noranda dropped 1-2 and Hud-

son Bay lost a point while declines of a few cents appeared for Waite- Amulet and Pencl 0reille_ Silver shares were quiet and steady. Junior oils sold down quickly in

the first hour and passed the rcst of the day in a. slow recovery. They were down at the close.how- ever, losses ol' 5 to 19 cents show- ing for Calgary-Edmonton. Howe, Vulcan and Dalhousie.

Banks

(luplled by Pitlleld and Co.)

Banks 0i='\ ("°'°

Bank of Canada

Hank of Commerce Bk of Mont 225 225 Bk of Nova S 333 333

Rdyil Bank 198 190

.' . s) CHICAGO. July 29-Corn be-

came the grain illarkct leader to- day, and plunged down in some cases four cents a bushel, the ex- treme permissible limit for any 24 hours,

Unusilally favorable prospects of

the 1937 domestic corn crop form- ed the haals for heavy selling. and the December futllre representiiig the new crop tumbled to a fresh bottom price record for the seas- on. Notice was also taken that acute feed shortage was being re- lieved by substitutes for corn.

Corn closed l 7-8 to 4 cents un-

der yesterdays finish, Sep. 93 5-8, Dec. 70 to 70 1-8, wheat: Sep. 1,17 to l.l7 1-8, Dec. 1.18 7-8 to 1.19. and oats 3-4 to 1 cent off.

WINNIPEG, July 29 -- (CP)-

Whcat fixtures evened-up their two-day trading irregularities on the Winnipeg grain exchange to- day when July flnishcd 3-4 cent higher alid October and December futures closed l-2 to l-4 cent low- er.

Sllort-covering in July wheat

which nears the end of nfs trad- ing period led to late firmness in prices after fluctuations were a ccni lolvcr in sympathy with weak- ness at Liverpool.

Operations throughout were dull

and long periods of listlessncss were witnessed. Only a small ex- port blisiness was reported work- ing in Canadian wheat overnight and traders hesitated to make an estimate of the transactions. Vol- ume for the session was small.

Cash wheat trading was fairly

active and good demand was re- ported for the top four grades of Canadian northern wheat at irri- proved sprcads, as high as 7-8 cent better.

Keen demand for July rye self.

that fuiurc four cents up and at $1.56 1-4 the closing price was only fractionally below the 12-year high of $1.57 posted 10 days ago.

Oats and barley futures eased

fractionally while flax futures fin- ished 1 7-8 cents higher to un- changed.

MONTREAL. July 29 - (CP) --

Wheat, Northern No. 2 $1.43 3-fl; barley. Canadian westcm_ No. 3.81 1-2; oais. feed. No. 1 61; No. 2. 59; oats. Canadian westem, No. 3. .651 floilr. spring wheat patents. flrsts $8.20; seconds $7.80; bakers $7.70: winter wheat. patents. choice $6.00 to 6.20: whiic corn $600 to $6.20: bran, ton. $29.25; shortstop $34.25; middlings. ton, $43.25; roll- ed oats. bag 90 lbs. $4.25; hay, No. 2, per ion. rarlots $9.00.

Cheese: Ont. .15; Que. .14 1-2

to .14 5-8: butter .26 l-4.

Eggs in cartons: - large .381

A-large .36; B. .27; - cdillm_ .34; C. .23.

Potatoes: Que. No. 1 Mis. 80's .60

>:>

3-¢

to .75.

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- Western Crop Report

WlNNIPEG, Mail., July Zo--Nall

which fell in L'H1`l’U‘S 401*/“W

Electrical Engineering ‘.’;'..°.'...1.“§'.“i..iT.“l."£i ?.§..“.‘.°i..-Lit!-l.‘

ed more beneficial lo the iccc

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situat.on than to thc uitnt ciull the latter being steady loo scv~

rely dainaged by dl'U1lU1. 1193 nd not wuids. Grasshoppers are eialcnt in some 'districts ol

pr ' ' -

aliove professions. Reply now if *southem Saskatchewan and .$011111- you wish intérview and advice. Give ern Alberta and are causliig C00

Exchange ,md curb M,,|“,¢, , age and references to Box Radiaisiderable damage tolwhat crop x

Guardian.

left. Weather has been modcra'eiY

l warm with C001 nights which have N-43-7-29'3L been beneficial for all crops at prc~ *_T._; sent in the filling staue. Rust ll

UNDATED MONEY BOX

(By The Canadian Press)

Closing exchange rates: At Montreal-Pound 4.98 1-32;-

[ranc 3.75; U. S. dollar 1.00 1-32. ‘ at New York-round 497 is-ie: |

franc 3.74 7-8; Canadian dollar .99 si-64. At Paris-Pound 13283 fr.; US

dollar 26.69 fr.; Canadian dollar 26.66 7-16 fr. I In Gold-Pound 12s, id; U. S,

dollar 59.44 cents; Canadian dol- lar 59.43 cents.

_ Produce Prices ,

MONTREAL, July 29 - ICP) -i

Butter prices declined on Canad- ian commodity exchange prodllcei section today while eggs remained

firm.

Butter Spot - Que. fresh <02 ‘

score) 26 1-4, traded.

Cheese Spot-Unquoted.

Eggs Spot-Ont. A-large 32a; A- medium 30; B-large 23a; C. 21a. |

Sales-`Butter, 100 boxes Que.’

fresh (92 score) at 26 1-2 and 100 boxes at 26 I-4. ` Futures-Butter weak, 1-4 to 5-8 cent lower; Aug. 26 3-6 to 5-8;i Nov. 26 3-4 to 27. I

Sales-One November contract 1

at 27 1-4 and one at 27 l-8. `

Currencies y

NEW YORK, July 29 - (AP)- With the French Government re-1 portedly using its control fund to. support the _franc in future deliv-i eries. the franc strengthened to-l day in foreign exchange markets`

reported in southerly districts bu

so far no alarm is felt, A devastat. ing hail storm glrllck a large tcr- ritory in central Manitoba :utr ruined the conluiercial pro,=rpec's of 50.003 acres, according to *lu u-eckly crop rvporl of mn l)cp:i:'- merit of A;':'i<-iiltlirc, C:1nf\r?:.i: Naliollal Rnllsvavs

In .<nlnlif-rn and sfvll`ll'.w-.<-fgy-;-

Manitoba. districts c1a~sr~d in thi drouih area for thc past fc-.v vr='i:-~ report crops in c.\:ccII»‘nt rfindll ion with no dainace f:mn lvill ri lloprx-"s and cvcn rust infcs'atlor is light. Wheat is all headed and developinn a plump bcrrfv. Bariey and rye cutting ; will commence this weekend and excellent crops are expected. .

In central and central-wi-stem

district; less than an average crop is exported as rainfall has been short. Y:c‘fl.~ will be variable and in some rll_<tr`if‘*.= at lr-vt 75 ner cent, of nol'mal crop '.\.'!`l he har- 'osicri

Similar roilchtifin_< r\h(a'n from

Dauphin “chi 'lhrouoh Roblln and north through Swan River as the '.vhi=at. stand is short except fm the heavzer tvpcs of .wil In thi~ irnrthern tn1'ritni~_\~ iv in exported that the coarse main \':l=’d will bn below average.

Along the I.cwvan_ Lampman,

Avonlea. G.'.~ivelbfilirc. Central But- te. Riwrliiirst. Tioiigollah su‘xliv- 1510115 of soiitlicrn Saskatchewan rains lvlilvli foil in v:ir'.'inu ninolintl ovei' lzirqv, 5r\<'i.ion_q gf this wide t<>rrltoi'_\' a l.vc<‘k aero have grvatll improved the feed .<lt.liation_ lt il expected that if mo"e nioisilire 1| received within the next wcck or so large areas lvlil be .solvn to oau and fall r_ve, thu,< 'aulzmenting the fall and winter feed supplies. In some of these di'.<trici.s the crop ii about 5 per cent of normal and where threshing will take place th(

and olosen at .oo 1-a oents higher Outrun “'01 van' from 2 to 5 or I

than yesterday, at 3.74 7-8.

The pound sterling closed up 5-16

of a cent at $4.97 13-16 and thc Netherlands guilder and Swiss and | Belgium francs also closed strong-. er. The Canadian dollar was un-` changed at 99 61-64.

MONTREAL, July 29 - (CP) --i

Pound sterling advanced 7-16 cent on Montreal foreign exchanges tn- day to 4.98 l-32. The French franc at 3.75 cents and the United - States dollar at 1-32 premium were unchanged. ,

COMMODITIES ,

, - l MONTREAL, July 29 - (CP)-

Butter and potato prices headed toward lower levels on Montreal open produce markets today while eggs held firm. l

bushels.

'From Yorktnn west throilgh td Watrous_ R/osewwly Bicgar and Elirvse siibdivisions q,'ca'hcr has been cooler willl rnlnfllll naming fron. light showers to heavy down. ,D0urs_ Some points. :eport umm moisture received this week than during the entire pl .~l~c<liiig grow. ing period of this .=,<~:isoii. Som( of the siubblcd-in crops hard gona bc.\'oliQ,rcco\'cr_v but, other crop.; will come bark to some extent and the feed situation will bc better than anticipated.

Local rains diave brlzhlencd

prospf‘<‘is in some subdivisions oi the Prince Alben division whiid in others hot, dry weather has per. sisted. In the easfcrlv part oi tha division crops arc still considered fair bllt further rains are essential 1fL'1‘-7111.; afrl ful .-om~r:\». ross

Graded egg shipments ill carlois hoppm-S an. €;m,,,,,.I,.).;,|' ,h C;,,,,,.;

or less were quoted at 31 to 32 1 cents a clozcll for grade A-large, p

o.a.‘itics whcrp poi;<onlnr: was dig. ontinlicrl lvhcii lhc crop .=.i!ll:li.0n

29 to 30 for A-medium, 23 to 23 l;.»<»;m.p _<..,-i,-,,,_<_ '

1-2 for B-large and Zi for C.

Butter was quoted at 26 1-4 to l

In .south ccniral Alberta, along hc Tlriimhollcr Dion ,Sf lor

3-4 cents a pound for carloi: or Three }{ll'_=` R,-,-1 pam. =“bm\.i_;,,.,m less of No. l while lots to retailers l1r\,-il-_v pr»~clp;Hl.inn '.l~ai:, rcreivcd

were 28 for solids and 28 1-2 for prints.

Cheese was quoted at 15 cents a

pound for Ontarios with Quebecs at 14 I-2 to 5-8.

Potatoes: Que. new whites No. 1

80's .65 to .70; N0. 2 80's .45 to .50.

MONTREAL CURB l iCanadian Press) 1

Stocks Close

Beaufor 30 ' Bouscad 22 Cart Mal 15 Dilparq 6 Thomp Cad 58

` Ni-:W Yom( CURB

l('anad.an Pres.)

Stocks Close

Amer Cyan B 33‘~l Amer Gas Elec

Amer Sup Power 2

Assoc Gas Elec A

Atla' Corp

Can Marconi Cities Serv Sill Creole Pct 35-‘1 Elec Bond Share 19%. Ford Canada A

Nia; Hlid 14% Un Light Pow A 7*. Un Light Pow Pid 50 'i

Gulf Of Pcnn 58 Humble Oli 82 l Brown Pfd

CRIPPLED PIYI’

LOVES TRAVEI.

MOOSE JAW, July 27--Although

nllnu.; his left front leg after an argument with a huskie, “5pot", thc l

fox terrier pct of Carl Ylilo, Prairie' Airways plot. still "gels lli“ his, full quota ol travel, I

Tlit seasoned canine already has‘

more than 100 flying hours to his credi., and any number of automo- bile hours.

Ftcccnty the pup disappeared,

from the alrdrome. to pop up two| weeks later alter "going trapping"; ln Northern Saskatchewan. He hacil simply jumped aboard ii molorl laimrh headed north and stayed) with the party until their return.

In thc air on long trips Spot is

a blase traveller. brdd ng down in the fuselage and snoozing in a bored manner. I

Despite his missing limb he can:

look out for himself nn the ground.| Olicc when his master and a part_v‘ were trekking into Moose Lake, from The Pas. Man., Spot hoppcdl alom for 17 miics ln 40 below zcro‘ weather and arrived on t.me. i

0l.\'.\'ll’I(7 RUNNER I(ll.I,I'ZD

AIl(`I{liANl1_ N. 7.. - <(`i‘i-- F7,

(1, Slilli<»rl;lliil. lion-il riiiini~r \vlil>‘

with some points roporimg 3,, nlucli as five inches. 'ring will 1mD1”0"f‘ _\‘1*"10s from late _<o'»vl‘i and silmmnr fallow crops and the ex- I`K‘Ctatlon is that oliirung lvill va.l'y from Z5 per ccnl. in rm. pong-0, localities to po.'»slhl_v 75 por cent normal crop lil the lwirnr dist;-mf,

No:'lh central Alberta has rx-

Y’°¥`°"°<"1 COOL C10lld.\‘ weather and reports condilion.-= gfrcnily wnjwroi od, Earlv .sown grains may not rpg- P0110 gi'l>atI_\- blit the lalvor .wwli frrains lvill show vast ilnpt'<>l'ement,_

All sections of tho r».~,q¢»i- RW...

and Grande Pra‘rii~ tcrriiorl<».= re- port. lvcailicr ivarin hui crops: ara lwlrliuc lm ll-cu .worn mf.. .< A neccssliv. In soiiic ri1.=i'icl< Ilf-.ivcr I'0"ll'o for cxarnpld crop.: n-fl is.. holler than anliclpatrrl hut in ¢.l;.. (`fl'01lfif‘ Prairie distrirl ir is nf.-,.3 Pstiniatr-rl :hm-0 ivi’l he s‘x"v pct f‘*‘ni. of a normal ci-np `

Pearl Divillgf

Job For Girls

TOBA. Japan. .lliI_'.' 30- -CP) -

Pearl flivliiu ln Japan - -l‘x<~Illsl'.'cl5 all occllpliilon for \voilt<‘ii .--ioiiay i an ;nipo;'t.'iiii liirlii.-,ir_v, proiiuc- ing 5.700.000 pearl-o_\'.<ter< .1 year; many of which are exported I4 North America.

For hundreds ol _vc.irs, Japanese

girls, rnnginiz from 16 to 25, have .silrpportcd themselves and their families h_v folloivinfz thl_.~, romantic rallull: oi thc sca. N0 mon are al- lolvcd to break in on lhclr work oi snatching pearl-oysters from tlu sea floor.

The metropolis of the pear!

world is "Pt-a.rl Island" in Mlye Prefecture, which has been known fronl antiquity for its "ama_" ol female divers. At onc time they went nude from the wa-i.<t up, but Kckichl Mllznloio, lho faniml: "pearl king" of Jap-.iii who i.i rcplitcd io have bc.~nm.e as rich as the fabled Kino .\'l:nr\< of C:-etc from the virtual monopoly lic cn- ioys in pearl fishing, insists tha( all fcininim- divers shall lvcnl whim vilrs along with 'choir cotton skirts, So viizorolrs and hzirdv do these p“arl incrmaids be- comc, ihai. ihcy continue pcari fiivlllu even cn the eve of child- birth.

The girls seldom marry _volirlg

‘ircallsc they are too valuable' to their parents as bread-winners. F.‘l'cn illp wife of ii Japanese ir. cnsv elrciimslanrcs --if she he ii