12. 1936

Flor-cnza Johnson, daughter of poumn opera House, is bid bon

Enadian Singer's Daughter And Fiance

STOCK QUOTA TIONS

Drew. K.C.. of Canada. as she sails

axiward Johnson. head of the Metro- .f0rEurape on the liner Washington.

The coupie are to be married on.

voyage by her fiance, Col. George A. her return. it is reported.

word. Other rates on uplicntlon.

For Sale‘ _ r— ~} SEED BUCKWHERT FOB Phone 332-3.

L-4891

NB SALE- BARRED ROCK

SALE. '

Advertising Iiates-—Payahie in Advance

central Ouurdlnn lornlu, do par word: Walters: and Eastern lncull. In per word; Announcements and Coming Events 2:: per word.- lc Del’ WWII: In Ilcmoriun Notion. 100 per inch: List: of Floral Ind spiritual Ofisrinll. Cards. etc.. 41: per numar Letter: of condolence ‘me nor Inch; Notices of Thank: and Appreciation, 70¢ per Inch or so our

Classified

Ihinaun Charge for any advertisement twenty-fin cunts,

$§{

FOR sALI':—f-‘RESHENED COW. Apply Guardian. L-4896

To Let

T0 REN'.l‘—-SINGLE OR DOUBLE

chickens. 4 weeks old. Everett office at 145 Great George St- Howatt. Carleton. L-5363-8-8-01. Phone ‘I14. L-4355

ron sass _ mo ouavnou-:1 Sedan. Apply 131 Weymouth St., City. L-4837-0-10-3i.

WILL SELL on BENT CONNOLLY street 0at«tu°. or house. 68 Bay- _:1e1g Street. L-4926-6-1_2-31.

FOR saw-ms MIEVXOLET IN good repair. Apply Irving Laird. wimloe. L-4010-6-12-1i

F0 farm property at Dunstcilnage. For further particulars apply Eastern 'I‘n1st. L-4929-0-12-(ii. FOR SALE-—I-'RESIII-INED REG. Guernsey cow. Gives so pounds milk day. testing 5. Wm. Hanna, Eegywwn. L-4909-e-12-31

IEBO PRICES ON’ HEAVY R0- tary and shingle mill belts and all other belts and traces. Cun- Wl Mbrrlson. new and used rub-

Miscellaneous

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THE SUN LII-‘E HAS A NEW LOW premium policy which guaran- tee; even in the event of your

- death the completion of the things you had planned to do. Consult J. A. Moore, Currie Building. Charlottetown.

Male Help Wanted

MEN WANTED FOR NPHCFY Ramleigh Routes. Write today. Raw1eigh's. Depts. MG-470-SB-F. Montreal, Can.

N-189-8-12-13-19-20-28-27.

Female Help Wanted WAN'I‘ED—f.\!AlD ron aarvunzn.

housework. Must sleep home. 22 Pleasant Street. L-4922-B-12-ii.

GENERAL MAID WANTED T0

5" be“ 1393191‘. Fredericton Sta- work at summer cottage. Plain "On. P.E.I.~ L-4872-8-11-3i ccck. Good wages. Apply “B." _ Guardian. L-4831-6-10-12-13.

INCHES IN WIDTH.

DRIFTED ON AT THE VEINS.

E. M. McLEAII &

BRACE BLOCK,

BOTH VEIN SYSTEMS ARE NOW

CLARK GOLD MINES LIMITED

WE HAVE RECEIVED A WIRE TODAY FROM THE MINE MANAGER ADVISING US OF THE DISCOVERY OF ANOTHER HIGH GRADE VEIN AT THE 125-FOOT LEVE L. WITH ASSAYS INCREASING IN VALUES FOR OVER THIRTY

BEING 125-FOOT LEVEL, AND

CONSIDERABLE FREE GOLD SHOWS IN BOTH

WE CONTINUE TO RECOMMEND THE PUR- CHASE OF THIS CANADIAN MINE AT CURRENT PRICE OF 40c PER SHARE.

CONSERVATIVE CAPITALIZATION, EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT AND INDICATIONS OF A LARGE COMMERCIAL ORE BODY.

JUNIOR GOLD

COMPANY‘, LTII.

QUEEN STREET

CHARLO'I'I'ETOWN, P. E. I. PHONE 1122.

our-subscription to expected-

.Inuu.,. ‘

WI 0!‘!!!- New Issues Province of New Brunswick 31/2 p. c. due 1956

Price 100 to Yield 31/2 13- 0- Province of Nova Scotia 3% p. c. due 1956 Price 99.50 to yield 3.27 D- €-

.~--Is rcconnonl both as hlsh 015- I"""""" “"‘ "“"‘ yu ‘tn ., ,3... 1;, pm» requirements at ourﬂlvﬂloy ll

cum secuamas colmuv 1.111.

w. n. v. Dlmnau. Minnow cnnléicitoiia -nlcnotcn

llnlifll

THE CI'IARLO'I"I'ETOWN GUARDIAN

Morning Stock Letter

(lccelvcil one Pitlicld and Co’: Private Win)

NEW YORK. Juno 1l—'rhere is no special news from Europe to- day which would have an effect on the market. President Roose- velt in his speech at Little Rock lutnight said the new deal fits the legislation. in Cleveland ex- president Hoover made In ag- gressive speech which was receiv- ed with a great ovation. He dir- ccted the Republican party to stop its retreat and to recapture the citadels of liberty.

Weakness in liquor stocks yes- terdnv was said to be due tc_t.he reported excess inventories and fears of price cuts. Although we would expect some minor profit taking today or torrprrow. believe stacks can be bought on my prof-

it taking and General Motors acts as though it would be among the market leaders _in the near future. Resistance levels on the upside are approximately Allied Chemical. 201, Bethlehem Steel 64 1-2, Chrys- ler 98. Dupont 146, General Mot.- ors 65, U. 5. steel 63, Montgomery Ward 45 1-2 and Kennccott Cop- per 38.

TORONTO, June 11-Gold Eagle —-Officials of Goldjllgle Mlines announce that sufficient shares of tnasurv stock have been sold to Bun. Potter and 00.. for cash to complete the present development Pfotfam snd bring the property into production with not less than 150 ton mill. After the present fin- ancing has been completed. Gold Eagle will retain approximately 355,000 shares in its treasury.

MINING '

(Canadian Press)

'.l‘ORONTO. June l1——'I'hc gold share market rolled along merrily again today and prism at the close were at a. new peak for some years. Medium-price golds were again the favorites in the day's trade and several of than touch- ed new highs. Central Patricia. was the feature with I not grain of 20 cents and a. turnover of 35,000 shares. The exchange index for the golds gained 1.38 to 146.18 and the miscellaneous mines index ad- vanced more than I. point to 130.- 42. Volume was heavy at 2,533,000 shares. .

Truiing was fast and prices strong from the opening. McKen-

Asour MYVIAV an... malts nanmisnte gurus mu m mum

EXCHANGE

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, June 11-British and foreign exchange in relation to the Canadian dollar as compu- ed by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follcws:—

Argentina pso .2791.

Australia pound 4.0186.

Brazil milreis .0581.

China Hong Kong dollars .3240.

Czcchoslovakiac rcwn .0414.

Denmark krone .2949.

France franc .0660.

Germany reichsmark .4030.

Great Britain pound 5.0025.

Holland 'flo-rin .6714.

Hungary pengo .1994.

India rupee .3803.

Japan yen .2951.

Late Recovery W i p e s O u t Ea rly Losses

(C. 1'. By Guardian’: special Win) MONTRAL, June l1—~00nﬂicting price. trends ruled on Montreal Stock Exchange listings today with late recovery on many power is- sues balancing losses and gains. Metals were the leaders of the fairly-active session, utilities and papers were mixed and liquors weak. Banks, except for Commerce which lost it point, held unchanged. International Nickel closed at 47 '1-8, an advance of '1-8. while Con- solidated Smelting and I-Iollinger each advancc-.1 3-8. Noranda, sell- ing ex-dividend, eased 1-4 to 58. Distillers Seagram was the weak- est of the liquors. down 3-4 at 20 1-2. with Canadian Industrial Ai- cohcl. "A" and “B," each off 1-8. National Breweries touched a new high for the year at 45 but closed at 44 1-2 for an 1-8 advance. international Power moved up to 86 and B. C. Po\':':‘.‘ weakened for a point loss at 30 1-2. Others in the group unchanged to a1itt‘e low- er were Southern Canada. Power. Quebec Power. Shawinigan and Canadian Northern Power. Braz- man and Dominion Bridge eased

slizhtly. St. Lawrence Corporation and Dryden were on the higher side

while St. Lawrence Paper preferred and Howard Smith dropped. Other issues lower included C. P. R.. Can- ada Cement and Bruck silk.

sales 17,671 shares; bonds $2.100

New York Curb

(Supplied by rilfieid and Com- pany murmur. of Montreal cumi- cnouungs and curb HIIIIIIU

WELLDOYOUKNONTIIISW.

Stocks Push Upward On N .Y. Market

my bank Mscllillen. Alloeisted Press Finnnclsl Writer) (A. I. By Guardian’: Special Wire)

NEW YORK, June ii—'I‘i-aders gave the stock market a late heave today and pushed shares up for net gains of fractions to 2 or more points. Early in the session the farm is- sues led s quiet advance. Late at- ternoon se.w it rush to the steels. The buying fever was contagious and quickly spread to a wide scat- tering of industrlals. Case. a. lead- er among the agricultural group, put on a. last-minute burst to fin- ish up 10 3-4 at 174 3-4. Measured by the Associated Press average of 60 shares, the market rose .9 of a. point to 03.1. ’1‘ransa.c- tions totalled 1,385,920 against 1,- 036,665 on Wednesday. Chrysler at 97 3-4. General Mot- ors at 65 1-4. U. 8. Steel at 63 3-8 and Radio at 12 1-2 were heavily traded at net gains of fractions to 2 or more points. The attenticu of the financial district was divided between the Republican convention and contin- ued threats to stability of the French franc in the face of labor and political strife. International banking circles said devaluation of the franc may be imminent, but opinion in most quarters was that it was unlikely that heavy French selling of shares here would result. ' Canadian issues were mixed. In- ternational Nlckel, up '7-8, led ad- vancing stocks that included Can- adian Paciﬁc, Dome, Canadian Mar- coni, Ford of Canada, Lake Shore and shawin1gan_ on the downside were Walkers, Imperial 011, Power Corporation and Quebec Power. each fractlonally weak. wall street interest in the con- vention focused on the draft of the Republic '1 platform submitted in sub-committee. It said a “sound currency" is to be preserved "at all hazards."

OVER 100 BRANCHES

ROYAL

OF CANADA

in camps AND ac omen COUNTRIES

RECOMMENDED HIM. . . CAN'T SAY I'VE IMPROVED T ARE YOU

BEEN

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zie was another issue to set a new New zaaland pound 4.0592 stocks Oven I»-It Predictions 01 3 heme, than 59,- 9 ‘ ' ,. 9 record price at :2 am it closed Norway l:rons.2531. $.11‘... Co sonal steel business in the mm: M I . t , t O C only 2 cents under the top at 138- *'°““‘** 51°“ -139°- on St-rv cu, 3% quarter by the chairman of Jones up 8 for the day. slacoe climbed south Africa pound 5.0092 Elec D Sh am M. at uwgmm sue, Co,-p,_ winmded . 20 cents to 3.85, Buffalo-Ankct-its Spain peseta .1367. 31$‘: AH“, 10% 191/‘ with opinion in financial quarters e 35 to 7.75. God‘, lane 17 cents to Sweden krone .2597. i and provided a background for . (“wmd M ,.m,,,,,, H, c,,,,,_ 1.20, Beattio 0 cents to 1.36. By1V_I-u- Switzerland franc .8241. Itcclu ‘7 °'° late demand for the Tndustrys ,.,., members of uonmu -mu ...— its 8 cents to 2.85 and Toburn 11 United States dollar 8-16 pr hm. L-you ,3 355;, shares. uchnnn "0 “-“"5 '*""‘°" to 1.54. cent premium. nine: one Elee 38 Failure of the liquor issues to -mu .,,.. 1...: isupplicrl In Piliicid and cum; "‘°,,,§°‘;’g°',,,°,;"-', egg '“ ‘" "W "°*"‘- ~'“*=° *1-Ms" 22:1: 1 ""*“° "".”‘.’.."§"‘.‘.‘"”lv$ ‘é‘.‘.’..B.‘”‘.‘2° 1* A 0" 2”‘ W *"‘".1..'.":"‘..".“.:'.:<..“;::;::::‘. one so . 9 turned exchange irregular. Great Britain - 121' W35 “P3 ° Y ' 13"” SW“ '“ down, dropping 15 cents, McI.ueod- demand high 5.02 3-9; low 5.01 3-III‘ .1T$’r'c"on1 f‘ timates of heavy whiskey inventor- 11$: ma] £2;/:5 m__l__ ,,,,,,, ,,_,,, Oockshutt lost 10. Hard Rock 1, 3-4; close 5.02 3-3; so day bills 0.“ 5”}. "- lm I‘-ate say. rmvs 1.5 5 Preston 4. wright Hargreaves s. 5.00 7-8; France use 3-11; Italy §f§§"§,.,.,3‘51. gylgihcrlg M 1”‘ ‘°‘-‘= ,A,gg,g§§g,, '1. im Reno 4, Pmlnier 4. and coniups 7.87; Belgium 16.90 1.2; Germany Font Cal) A "7, a er 0 Benuhnmo‘. ' V 25. 40.20; Canada 99 13-16. unit (3111 rgeeigu _",(.’; N Y ._ Boll 'r-1 1-3“ 1]4_?,Z ronou-ro. June 11— iitlosilag egczangso ratcs:~—- 1133011 ' ° III.‘3IIm«'~'.'. (‘an "-31. on 9 —— und 5.03 1-4- Int Pete t 0 3 c 1-_.m A .0?» 1‘ 1 "°"" °""‘ U. 5. dollar 1.00 3-13; rune s.ao.' 1“;'o}=,‘“§,,, ,‘;”J-* Exchan e Ml3Cella"e°u5 0" -W 1;’ ,,,, “J 26"‘ gm 011 13% At New YorI:—Pbund cm 34;‘ 11.. 1.131.. Pow A 11:9. g - 3'1‘. 9.‘-.'..o..t"" ma gas M“ on 4, Canadian dollar 99 13-15; franc 15“ Lil!“ 1'” P” ‘M _____ gun l‘:"‘_ A1 1%,,‘ 12% illagml am «.5: ta-113,.” ‘FPO d Wm ! (Canadian rreso .<§1‘3.,,..,.T.‘ ('1, M 2§‘,;*',§§‘_,.“ ‘I3 dollar 15.19 frfnoanadianr’ $11: Iu’.".£'.1'3I'.°.f' .II'u.:.'1'I'.T.'1" .¢I'.'1I .°.".’ MONTRIEIAL, June 11~'_13"u‘£E? .‘-C35 .I-).'.'.'J‘1c .3.-.41’ .§-3-}: 1 1 1 kw: -1 it Air-rlilflieid so 15.10 fr. change and curb Ii-rkell and cheese were quoted highir on D-0:" -nhlrlge 31,3 37 s e 12 In w_Pmmd 13 M. U 3 Canadian commodity exc angle 13 \‘1rcl 41 1

A to { 6 3° n . - - 1‘ one Last 0111 ._‘ A

B:,_,,,'m‘,,,. 9,‘ dorm» 5939 09”“; “H341,” dob _ "°‘ ' " produce section today while eggs Ir>on1T1“.hx $.27/E Barr)‘ H 01,4 lar 59.24. (Gunman pun) M, no.1 held unchanged. Butter trading Inntnwwl H “,6 5"” Mei“ 15 ,1; .41 Chem 1117 197 was light. y}'m’.~.- H:|l'l'I| 4". 4%

.-at 48 MONTREAL, June 1I— M9 ‘ ,..,. .1... lulu 131 t, Sal , 150 b -“,(:_,-1 ,.,,,,,, .11, 1:. Renal, ,3,-, mm potatoes gamed me Gems on Am For N 7,5 7% Butter Spo. es. oxes ,“nn,. WW am mm ngiijixtnls -$1,‘ Montreal open produce markets Am I-‘nr Pr PM "7 ,,7 ° Que May (90 score) 22 1-2: 100 ;\.“‘Bm\, “.1 H5 Brnlnrne 830 gum C 3;‘; today while cheese, butter and 3‘; mfg" 23% gm boxes Que Julie 2307-? mt d l\_a‘tvstml“_npr W6 15 It 18% Pick Cro 540 eggs held steady. Am '1.-1 Tel mos/. not’. Ch“-*9 5P°- " W ‘-‘ ‘"‘ ,.,,“.1,;1,m. 2o’ 10,

But! Ank ‘I75 Pioneer 910 bed t 33 3-3 Am 'l‘nh col 12 3-4 to 13 1-4. ml fun‘ pow 11154, 11, Buff (‘an 8% Premier 242 Bum“ was qua 3 Am 11‘.-nor 2315 23% E 5 9 at in carlot.s' Ont A large st of fun -2”» "'3 Bunk Hill 121.6 Preston 151 cents a pound for carlots or less of Anatomic 3314 1:45. g ‘p ' ‘ ' "

gal "0: Pros Air 2.10 no 1 while icts to retailers were Alvhlsnu 72 7:1‘. 24 W 24 1'21 A1”;°dI“m 22 1'2 V’

. ' . '.'.~u.’ 2. -, - - . ~ -, 231°‘. :21 =‘i‘é’é" L219‘ 3:: 2* ‘° “ ’‘.”...f..,“ M “G 2* 21.11.‘ 2.1- ° 2° =° 2° 1 o A _ “:" V“ 4'“ R5339 Go” 1% mg}: to: 51:85 uoted at 13 to 13 IIIII] L1)I:iCo0 is tax of (‘nn (Churn Res 109"‘ Rcyallte 2715 1 2 3:“ 3 pm?“ [or onmno co]_ rt.-u.11x Av 31; of (‘mu m 1213 r r.v , . ' - .' 2 (ijonlinrum g §I1I.IwI‘rIIgIn 2:; ored and white, current receipts. 1‘:-I1I.:‘1§n‘t.\Iin‘n Produce Prices E11: ,1}! ,\"'”< H7 mm OII IIRIII 1 ‘ ’ . H 1 cm. (‘M 190 S”§‘;’,‘,,f’ 1% Graded egg shipments were He 1* Ro_\nl Bk rm its game Ex 63% Sudan 49% quoted at 24 to 24 1-2 cents a C1“... 01,10 __ mm! .- - . C .v "“" Elzlnrndo S93 gfnlrfogrib as-13% llazrgtz 3222 110:2 éorsgd CI:'I1i‘ "571 (Canadian Press) I . ' ‘ ..-1

Fedmrgrrr la Stadsnnth I33. 20 1-2 to 21 for C. ((iIII." 1;. MONTREAL’ ‘June 11- Markets A Franklin 5 ud Basin 35 Pomwag. P E I mm 90.5 ‘:90 to (30,, “H. (-0 Wheat, nor no 2 85. -... corn we 190 Sud Cont .7 _ . '.,o_ 10. 36. wbb,e,_;, 90.5 (‘urn Pro Barley c w no 3 46 1-2. * Goldnnl 42 Sullivan 13,, $3, 505 $1. . S . V Doers Oats C W no 3 37 1-2. Glance

G0'"‘“''h 395’: S lvnnitc 2&1 $280 to $2.90; N. B. mts 805 $2.85 I)uPOIIL '

ilnlrlilflin-h T..y,.,.,, M to’ $275. 50.5 5170. ms 36. M”, 1:19.: .-iutrli‘ Lite Oats feed no 1 35 hi-2. t ‘

lam . _ -- ~v ' ' 1-:1-1- '1 ' - an. -

(I:v!'rI:ﬂ;L3 31.: ;§§'.‘,K ,§_.,° whites 90's $2.75 to $2.35; New po- é-,ﬁ;,.$.'.. '° 3“ W‘ ﬁ:‘t:“;~5 305i’-3l'lD§ xx ext p c s (cammn new ‘ urn s . ‘ . . ‘ ‘ -‘ Gwen!‘ 1&9 Tg:":rglInse 1% mm‘. B. 0' ham "M32 3:95? :2 G5‘; 1=§IIa. my. 41 Flour seconds $4.90. T°1’°m° and M°’“’°“1"md“‘ Guunrlr 110 Ventures 193 ”‘50; N‘ C‘ b ‘S’ 0 ' (ion Mot till‘,-3 H71 Flour bake,-5 $4_30_ trial SIKZCIKS I0We1'-

HIl\“|'0W 95‘ Waits Amu no $9.50. Goodrich 19% “WI 1 1 1‘ W); at tents Toronto Mines-—Highe1.

Hnnl Rock W. llﬂg 141 (lnmlyonr Tire .5 24-"; F_°“r W n I 8 pa ' N Y rk_Sm..k3 cros-dffﬁﬁhgr-, I-lurker 12 “’h{t E“. :9‘ Hm! slot (‘ar 15 -' choice $3.45. 9W ° V " . Hollincer 16% w” Q . 8* Ill (‘N1 2154. Flour white corn 54 2o_ Winnipcg—Wheat up 3-5:“ 1-3 ":c::'"" 33.. ‘lvw B an C ,' 3 .1": 13.1.... ,~‘;*- 3.... 1.... $18.25, ' cam. **-.- 1 iluﬂbodnl 3; mir I G as urrenc e ;(‘:m"_ “J” %.,5 shorts um 519_25_ Iziw Yo‘;'k—Oottcn higher-pﬂqrrgcr ‘ r c an . "'

lair grit» 3“ .mw.",, __ ally."-"1:-Ia {ray “:3. ‘l‘§;‘1’l‘:g“§J‘:L:°',‘)aE‘:2‘;'§5'lbS ‘275 an ge__}f___

A. n nrc 1 t ‘M ' - < '- * Lam Font 21 IC"“‘"““ ‘"9"’ .\1(III- (Tu 11'./$7. Hay no 2 per ton carlots $9.00. C5TCI'"NG TIIEM YOVUG Lara (‘up 12? “dam” 20 NEW YORK, June 11-Majority Nat (‘ssh Rog 23’. Cheese on‘ CO1 and wmte 13 to _._.__

1;?‘-1'iGTf}5° 9:“ gm: Tr 7:-A of leading currencies held steady ggrr 3:; 1'0 1'~;)‘,':' 13 H PA.RI.S—F‘ilt':en thousand genoci- . - . u - .

Llitla I. L 33 pj,',§,.x,"}; :5‘ today in terms 0! Unwed SWWS Pack .\lot ms Bum, no 1 2:, 3.3, boys watched leading tenn.s players II?!‘ (‘n its C“ 9”“ 32"‘ mm!‘ durmg dealings on the for‘ PI} «WI cf." I212‘ Eggs A medium 24 to 34 1-2 in practice here as guest", the idea

II] n I‘ O - _ ' . 113;: E;-t $3 g‘I.'1"”511 32¢ “g“m:’ff,::“§l‘;,f:,";k§,:m up 1 3, 1,‘,‘-I',‘‘, 31' 0° }{'.‘- Eggs A medium 22 to 22 1-2. bring ggdtegcrhuetlicz 1l<;1\:r;astt:rst;'i<1: c 1 ' 1 n In ‘ -t _-1 ame 1 .

“:Ii‘'Y'° 222 per cent to 99 13-16 cents. pounds 113.11.» M1111 Ornh “ Eggs 8 21 H "I I ' K

.\IItI{MIz1'n it Home on W . 3 4 , t t 502 Scars fine (‘(1 7.1 71:11 E335 0 20 00 20 1-2. '

Mc.\l|llnn J36 Hm, B" 35.‘ at-erl-nz tamed - °~“ 5 - sh:-11 l'ni-nu an inn. nu Potatoes: 1- E 1 111.5 90: $2.90 to

all-:;111t1'o." 1:‘ K1,. T 23 318 but French gold francs lost §to:1t|(1)“l‘II\g J £1:-:51/r. 83

c s 1 - 1 1 . 4 1 .. ' _

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ioneta 3 1/ pound sterling advanced 19-32 on rmmt Air ‘ '4 . '

1 .1 1: as ". ""°* i L, I . .,_ Cobbers 90': $2.30-$2.90.

“gr: Yr’ 5 ‘_r;|z;r:1an 1: Montreal foreign exchange todlay [,:,:§f} L?’ MD 3* N. B_ mm 80.5 ‘2lao_82_.,o

law cc I .1, or.“ 15 while other leading currenc es 1, 3 guy,‘ 50.5 51.70.

M111’ ‘is .1:‘;*.:: . ':;::1...“.*.. .::"*.'*=.‘:. 2:21? tar: 11..

v on M ' 0 ' ' ' W :1‘: N tatoe s. C. bbls 2 ,

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”“‘" 45’: llohb mm 11 “ 503 I 4 “’°“"""”‘ C N’ C‘ “M5 N” 2 “'5‘’ ‘° *9‘ meal; Sunglc No. 2 Ration for Adllll

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