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16 Radio Operator Hero as Sub Sinks U.S. Boat 5 O'Clock Edition Service. LEWES, Feb: 4. (BUP) The 3.598-ton' United Fruit Company freighter Sari Gil -was torpedoed and sunk last night by an enemy submarine off the Maryland killing two members of the crew, survivors disclosed on arriving here today, The attack' occurred at 11.50 "p.m. ES.T.'..' Four members of "the" 41-nian crew were Injured when the 323-foot vessel was struck by one torpedo on the port side.

4 The crew and one passenger immediately launched three lite boats, the survivors said. They no sooner had hit the-, water than the submarine began shelling the ship About 15 shells were fired, but only four-struck the before it sank. The San Git was the 16th vessel attacked by German U-boats since Ufey began their recent raid- ing in 'coastal waters, from Nova Scotia 'to Florida. Fifteen Of the ships-were sunk, and only, a tanker, the Malay, succeeded in reaching Dort. SThe San Gil survivors, who spent seven hours in the open lifeboat, were picked up by a coast' guard cutter, with the aid of several private craft from Ocean City, Md.

Captain Koch attributed the rescue of almost all the crew to the ship's radio operator, Robert S. Thorp, 41, East Orange, NJ. After the first torpedo struck the ship, Koch said, the radio operator climbed to the deck, quickly rigged op an emergency antenna and sent out appeals for help. The TtguUt antenna had been knocked down by the Impact of the. torpedo, which pene- trated to the engine room.

The two victims, were in the engine room and ere. killed instantly. To Spy Chief O'clock Edition Service. NEW i. UPj An 18-year-old German-born girl, Lucy Boehmler, told a jury today of her work as secretary' to the, head of a German spy Ting oper-reting before the United States entered the war.

She worked, she, said, for Ulrlck Von Der Osten, alias Lopez, whom Prosecutor Mathia.s Correa described as the ringleader of the gang until he was killed by a taxi hre last Spring. After his death, Boehmler testified at the espionage trial of six men and a woman, she worked for Kurt Frederick Ludwig, who took over Lopez's post. In addition to spending even her leisure time in visits to Long. Island flying fields and airplane factories, in the company of several of the defendants, Mis Boehmler said she copied news- paper clippings, magazine articles, extracts from books on military tactics, lists of army camps and number of divisions they housed, and locations of defence factories. Miss Boehmler said Lopez told her he.

had spent a number of years in espionage work in China and Spain. Dividends Declared i Ottawa. Light Heat and Power Company Limited, common, '15 cents per share, preferred, 1 1-4 percent, payable April 1 to shareholders of record February 10.. Montreal Loan and Mortgage Company, 1 1-4 percent for quarter ended December 31, payable March 16 to shareholders of record February 28. Corporation Bonds applied by Members of the InvesV tficfit Dealers' Association of Canada.

SUU aad Navlcalloa toads. Bid Allied C. Steam. IBM 100i 103i CtUlt Beads. Tel.

A Tel. 5 65'a -Bell TeL is. 1837 133t, Tel. 4's'a. 19S1 105 107 -Cat.

Power I960 1M 109 Power t. 1993 103 104 D. Ca and El. fi's. 101 Power 3.

1M9 100 103 lnt'H. El m-t 29 33 Maclaren Power 1959 100 103 Maritime Electric 4i'a. 193d 99 MtL Tram. 3-s. 1941 100 10214 Nfld LAP 4U'a.

v9i N.S. Lt. and P. 4'S. 1957 101U 103, Olui L.

St 1957 102 Saj Pow. 4'Va. 196 .105 Shw and P. 4 s. 1961 102 105 LY Sec S's.

1952..... 41 .44 Industrial Boads. Abitibi CO D. (ex-payment) 72'i 75 Ata Pac Ct it Bs Brown Co. 1M 72 75 Can Cement 41V.

1951 ....1021, 1044 Can. Canners 4 a. 1961 101 104 CJ. S's. 1961 80 Int.

Pap. S's. 14 105 107 Dom far 4 'Vs. 1951 100 103 Donna. P.

It. 805i -am. piy. S'i s. 1931 101 Fed Cr (a.

1949 102 Praer Co 8's. 1950 102 Ct. Lk. Pap. S's.

1955 Lk St. John 5a. 1961 711, 7414 MeColl-Tront 4V. 1949 101 loss, Mersey Pap. S'a.

1957 97 100 Mersey Pap. S'a. 1949 100 102 M. it O. P.

5 1S60 101 103 Price Broa S'a. 1957 98i 101 Kexticouche Co. S'a. 1948.. 101i United Amuse.

S'a. IfiftS 100'. 3QE Was Secretary UPavin. US oijcv Lof. I Chartered Accountants Ottawa Electric Bldg.

Ottawa Tel. 2-2871 R. Bruce Davis, C-A. Russell Boyee, C-A. ilti r-)UH In Narrow Range On Montreal Market' Clock BdlUom Service.

MONTREAL, Feb. 4. Issues moved narrowly and In light volume up to the sixth hour today on the stock exchange. Montreal Stocks By ThsCsnadisB Press. Sale Stocks High Low 20 A.

Brew. 16 It Bell Tela. 149 149 34Bratil Close 16 149 8 "Mi 101 lk 6 105 3 3U 23 1, 150 6, 9M 81a 35 88 6 12 1 A 20 1.60 l'- 13 31a i.00 1H, Xtt. 20 Can. Cem.

4 4A 4 C. Cem. 101 1011, 2 Can. SS, 9 31.C. Bronze 105.

105 "SO C. Car 23 100 C- Al 314 100 Do. Bridge Xd. 23 23' 10 Do. Cla.

150 150 135 D. S. AC. '4 'i 25 Do. 4V 4 10 Oatlneau 30 O.

Stl. W. 6'4 5 H. Bridge 70 Holllnfer 9 JO 9.50 105 Imp. Oil 8i' St 270 Nickel 35 34 15 Int.

Pow. 88 88 15 L. Secord 8 9 .100 Lindsay 526 Mtl. Pow. 22 25 Ogllvlc 20 1020 St.

L. Cor. 1.80 1.80 75 St. L. C.

A. 144 144 166 Shwnirn. xd. 13'i 25 Un. Steel 3, 31a 8 Wpf.

El. A 1.00 .1.00 26 Zelier-a ll'i 300 Seller's 241, 24 li Banki. 10 N. ScotU 274 371 Boada. (500 D.

C. 3 '52 99 99 Montreal Curb By Tl Canadian Prria. Sales Stocks Hlfh Low 100 Abitibi 65 65 100 AbiU. 9 pV. 6' 2 Bathurst B.

.2 1 25 Beauh. 91, 50 Can. Sue. 19 19 6 C. NJow 85 85 100 Can.

Brew. 1.20 1.20 30 C. Brew. 281 28 D4 Con. Pap.

3, 31, 35 Fraaw Vt. 13 13 20 HUlcrest 21, 2Vt 75 Maclaren 16 16 Moore Cor. 45 46 "300 RoyaUte 19 19 1 Pow. Walk. Br, ..1.00, 1.00 Mines.

500 Cart. 'Mai. 1 1 100 Dome 174 17 1000 Joliet Que. 3 3 500 Malartlc 133 IM 800 O'Brien 75 75 100 Perron .121 121 Oils. 700 Home 2.65 3.65 1500 Homestead 41, 41, Close 65 iS 85 10 281, 31.

13 21, 16 45 19 -1021, 1.00 1 17.4 183 75 131 2 65 Bond Quotations applied ky Member, ef the Invtstaent DulerC AssoeUUoa of Canada. Brlttaa Consols Perpetuals 82 9-16 S3 9-16 DOMINION COVERNMKMT BONUS. Dae. -Bid. 3 June 1944.

10W" 01, 2 1946 99 99 21', June -1, 1943 102 21, Nov, It. 1944 1011, 102i 3 Oct. 15, 1942.... 101 101 3 Perpetual 93 94 3 June 1. 1950-53 99 100 3 June 1.

99, 00, 1. 1948-49. 102 103 15, 1948-61 1011, 105 1. 1956-66. 1011, 1021, 15.

1944-49 102 1031 103 104 15. 1947.63.. 105 106 IS, 1944..... 10 107 3 July 34 Nov. 3 July 31, Oct.

Oct. 4 Oct. Oct. 4 Feb. ill Nov.

Nov, Nov. 1946-86. 1. 1947-57. 1.

1948-58. 1. 1949-59. Nov, Oct 9 l. Wartime Iue 3 IS.

1950-51 3 Oct. 1, 1949-52 reb. 1. 1948-52 13. 1943 68 .101 Dominion Government Guaranteed.

C.N.R, 2 1943 1001, CNR. CNR. CNR. C.N.R. R.

C-N C-NJL CJJJt. C.NJL C.NJL 1944 1946 1 tlAA 101 1001, 102 99 98 98 98V 1131a 116 116 118 1943-50 148-52 1948-63 1964-S9 1951 1956 1957 41! 41 4 1966.. ivt 117 CJJ.R. C.N 8 1949-69 1191! 1955 1191! G.TJ. 3 .1962 99 Mont Harbor 1948-69 1191, PROVINCIALS, 4 Alberta A1hr a ibm 57 61 64 108 106 100 103 94 107 99 113 101 109 101 97 99 100 ,91 90 4 1956 4 1953 5 1945 4U 1956 60 105 103 97 1001, 91 104 96 Columbia Br.

Columbia Manitoba Manitoba 6 1947 k3 1 ol Brunswick 4 1981 nova scoxia a ivou Nova Ont Hydro Ontario 4K. lorn 110 3 1950.83 99 3 1947-80 Ontario 4 1949 107 Ontario fuebee uebec uebec Quebec MX Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 3 1949-51 99 3 1951 93 3 1949 97 31, 1931-83 98 4 194540 108 3 1945 97 87 37 4 1951 1958 MontdpaL Calgary .4 1983 1987 4 1953 8 1954 4 1971 4 1950 9 1945 ..4 1971 4 1948 4 1953 96 92 106 99 95 100 93 102 106 97 103 96 96 73 99 96 98 98 103 97 106 106 loo 106 99 74 Edmonton Halifax Montreal Montreal Quebeo Reiina Saint John Toronto Three Rivers Wlnnlpejt Mrs MU Met 4 19(12 of Windsor 3 1975 Strictly subject to change. Unlisted Stocks Supplied ky Castledlna. DeiLaurier and Ponlin. Indnstrlals Bid Asked Aetna rarmars 1 pfd.

H3 00 846 08 B.C Pulp at Paper 10.00 1171 B.C Pulp As Paper pfd. 64.00 76.00 Burns Co. Ltd. 8 75 9.78 Burns 6 Co. Ltd.

3.78 3J0 Calgary Power pfd. 100 00 101.50 Cdn. Airway Cdn. Industrie "A 170 00 173 00 Cdn. Industries 168.00 171.0tt Cdn.

Industrie pfd. 172.00 J7SO0 Cdn. WesttnghouM '41JX. 43.00 Colonial Steamship 32.00 34.00 Dunlop Tire pfd. 30.78 1100 Federal Grn.

00 Federal Grn. 615 Pfd. 0O 38 00 Great Lake Pwr. pfd. 10360 105.00 Guelpn Carpet 19 00 22 00 Haye Steel Prods.

14 1530 Loblaw Inc. 12 00 12 75 ML Royal Hotel new com. 3 00 3.50 Nor. Ont. Pwr pfd 72 00 78 00 Provincial Paper pfd 10080 102.50 Reanite Sundard ruel 1 00 Std ruel 6 pfd.

82.50 55 00 Toronto Carpet .85 00 Toronto Carpet pfd 67 00 70 00 United Steel "A'jrfd 31 80 23 75 Western Grn 6 pfd. 4 JO 830 Trust and Loan Midland. Ln Svrs. 14.00 16 00 Trust at Guarantee 37 SO 41.00 CsdIUI Trust Corp. 30 00 32-00 Insurance Canada Life 3 55 3.70 Great West Life 194 00 20100 Manufacturers Life 215.00 225 00 3 Ell ar rIBE Better Trend On Wall Street O'clock Edition ferric.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4. (P) The stock "market today extended the selective recovery of Tuesday with a alight acceleration in trading volume as well as trend. Plus marks were well distributed through the list after an early lorward jaunt of modest propor tions in rails, steels, aircraft! and farm equipment issues. Top gains' ranged from fractions' to around a point but.

in some cases these were shaded near the final hour. Transfers, at the rate- of a proximately 500,000 shares, were an improvement over the average of the last few sessions. WAU STREET- Supplied by Thomson A' McKlnnon. Stock Open Clot Atlantic Ret 23 Air Reduction, new 361, ae'l Allied Chemical 140 140 A Ilia -Chalmers 28 28 Amir. Can.

Co 631r 64 American Celan. 191, 3ul, Amer. Locomotive 9 9 American Radiator -4 4 American iimelting .41 41 Amer. Tel. and Tel 128 128 American Waterworks.

2. 2 Anaconda Copper 37 37 Atchlaon, RJy. 341,, 35 baldwin LocomoUv 131, 13 Bamadall Corp, 10 lofr Bendix .36 33. Bethlehem Sleel 64 64 Bngjs Body 16 -17 Boraen Dairy 20 Borg-Warner 321,. 33 Burroughs 7 7 Case Threshing 66 68 Canada Dry Ginger Ala 11 11 Canadian Pacllic 4 4 Cerro da Pasco 30 30 Chrysler 48 4 Coca-Cola.

3 68 Columbia Gas 1 1 Commercial Solvents '9 9 Com. and Southern Consolidated Edison 13 13 Corn Products i. 83 84 Curtis-Wright 9 8 Deere 23 22 Dupont 126 127 Electric Auto Light 22 22 Electric Power and Light 1 1 Preeport Texas 36 "36 General Electric 27 27 General Food, 35 34 General Motors, 33 83 Goodrich Goodyear Tire 12 Inter. Harvester 804? "ti4 Inter. Nickel 37 88 Inter.

Paper .14 14 Inter. Paper P. 89 89 Inter. Tel. and Tel.

3 i Kennecott Copper 34,. 35 Montsomerv Ward 28i UU National Biscuit 15 18 Nat. Cash Register. 13 13 Nat. Dairy Prod ....,14 14H NaUonal Dlst.

31 '4t Nat Light 2 3 North Amer. Aviation 13 13 N.Y. Central 9'i-'. 8 North. 911.

Bti Paramouot is 18 Packard Motor 2 Pennsylvania My. 13' 24 Phillips 40 40 Pub. Service of 14 14 Pullman 26 -2SU Rsdio.N... 2 Sears Roebuck '53 54 Southern Ry. 18 16 South.

Pacific 13 13 Stand. Branda 4 5 Stand. Oil Ind 25 3 Stand. -Oil. Calif.

31. 31 8 8" Sperr Corp. 38 28 SUnd' Oil of N.J. 40. 40 Studebaker new 41, 4 Texaa Co 88 38 Texas Gulf 33-.

34 Tlmken Roller Bearings. 40 40 United Aircraft 31 li 33 United Corporation 5-16 8-16 unitea urug 8 Utd. Gas Improvemenf 4 U. S. Alcohol 311, 32 U.

8. Rubber 16 16 U. S. Smelt 80 50 Union Carbide -'67 Union Pacific 75 75 U. 8.

Steel 83 834 Vanadium Steel' 19 Warner Bros. Pictures 8 Weatlngnouse Electric 771, T7 Western Union 24 28 Wool worth 36 36 (-Yellow Cab 12 12 Youngstown Sht. 36 New York Curb Stock 1 Asked Aluminum of. America American Cynamid 108 37 19 64 68 1. 16 4 3 3 23 37 Amer.

uaa ana siocme 191i 1-lt Amer ouper rower canaaian Marconi Cities Service Cities Service Pfd. Gas of Baltimore, Electric Bond and ralrchlld Aviation Fall-child Engines Ford of Canada Gulf Oil Humble Oil Niagara Hudson a Oklahoma N. Gas Pantapec Oil Pennroad Corp. 8t. Regis Paper ..4.

Technicolor United Gaa Utd. Lt and Power 84 81 'in .3 13 33 6 14 16 4 3 3 7 T-H 33 Unlisted Mines 8o pbe4 ky Sprtmlsv PkUrlM Ce. Stock Bid Asked Albany River ft, 1 16 Armistice) 9 Area 3 3 Amalga Kirk, 6 Bart Mar. i. Brock Barber Lardar 3 4 Central Man.

I1 Cheminls 1 4 Con Chlb 4 Coin Lake 3 De Santia I Dayton I Elmos Eastward 6 6 Franco 36) Hugh Pam. 3, 4 Hoyle 11 14 Kewagama 1 9 Lake Default -14 16 Lake Geneva 6 9 Largold 90 Lowery Pete i. Offered at 20 Marbenor 37 s. 29 Martin Bird 1 3 Magnet Lake IS 18 Manget 47 80 Mosher 7 9 McMaimac 18, .23 Nat. Maiartie 31 33 New Augurlta 21 24 Norbesu 13 Numalaka .....10 Oklend 3 4 Opemlska 6 9 Orptt 4 81, Psscalis 18 33 Pelanglo 3 Presdor 8.

7 Proprietary J.70 Privateer 38 43 Quebec Man. 14 16 Rand J3 19 Sudacona 6 '16 Springer lt 1 Young Davidson 30 33 Race Results HIALEAH RESULTS. First race, purse 11,200, special weights, 2-year-olds, Nursery Course fThe Watch, 118 (A. Schmldl), 18.50, 8.50, 4.70; Porter's Tea, 116 (L. Haas).

7.00, 4.80; Yolandita, 118 (D. Johnston), 4.20. Time M-2-S. Merry Rhyme. Halcyon Little Sandra, Question Box, Fresh Money, Miss Gosling, Rocket GaV Matadors, Colors Up, fNice Enough, LBur- goolette also ran.

1 To Hepburn THE OTTAWA- JOURNAL' FEBRUARY 4, 1942. Roebuck Replies O'clock Edition Service. TORONTO, Feb. (Cft Arthur Roebuck, member of Parliament tor Toronto Trinity, said today ln replying to charges made by Premier Mitchell Hepburn of Ontario in a broadcast last night, that it is "most amusing" that Mr. Hepburn blamed him for the contents of speech by the Premier at MadoCf Ont, "on the supposition that I gava him the (Mr, Hepburn claimed that his attack on Rt, Hon.

Arthur Melgh-en was made at Madoe In. 1938 because Roebuck, then Ontario Attorney-General, bad misled him and that on finding Mr. Roebuck's Information inaccurate he had changed his position completely, Mr. Hepburn now is speaking in support of Mr. Melffi-en in a Federal byelectlon in York South, Feb'.

8.) In a statement. replying to Mr. Hepburn, Mr. Roebuck, said 'that "readers of that cheap alibi 'will smile, for, obylously, ha had the same access to sources of information that had, and I do hope that no' one will ever accuse- me of rising to the literary heights of his Madoc On Toronto Board O'clock Edltlaa Servke. TORONTO.

Feb. CPr A stronger market was In evidence as gold stocks developed strength in the early period today. The index fifjmad about a point ln the early market but some of the gains were surrendered in tne afternoon. Other groups showed little net change. Tofonto Stocks By Canadian Press.

Sales Stock High -Vow 3 00 1100 Ang. Can. 47 47 47 li4 1J0 .188 83 1481, 61k 20 6-Uu 8 161k 33 1.11 Wk 38 19i 2OQ0 Astoria It 733 Aunor--. t-1 1J6 800 Bankfleld 61' 1 Bank MO. 288 800 Bear, -Ex.

s. 81a 16U0 'V 94 112 Bell Tel 149 10U0 Bidgood S'V 10UO Bob JO 81, 1000 Bonetal- 2u 100 Brslorne 8.00 110 BrazU 73 B. A. Oil 161 1481, 8 20 161a 241, saw t. uom.

is 3300 BrouUn 83 10(1 CaL Edm. 1J1 -lif 67 Can. Cement. 9 Cn. Brew.

P. 38 I Can. 1st 10 Cdn. Car 91 loo 'P. 1180 Cent, Pat.

.1.10 880 Cheater 1.35 800 Cochenour 88 38 Cockshutt 6 6 Con. Smelt .33, 613 Dom 17 1 1.10 1.33 1J1 88 6 384, 161, 188 3t ,48 f.H 1.93 6 38t iiSiS 39 3 48 4 66 1.88 6 Dom. 188 Dem. Stor. lfoo Eaat Mai.

100 Eldorado 108 Ford A. 800 God's Lk; 380 Gypsum 100 Hard X. 806 Holllnger 3148 Horn 4tt S.D7- 39 11, 3 48 9 88 i. 9.96 -T 38 28 3.78 86 993 24 33 168 8JO0 Homestead 80 Imp. CHI 308 Int.

Nick. 10 Int. Pete. 900 Jason 40.18 Kerr Add. 3100 Kirk.

Lk. 109 Lk. Shore 800 Lap Csd. 1ft I Scorti 128 Uttle L.L. 28 LobUw A 30 Do.

650 Maeaasa 3140 Macleod 3300 Madsen 9400 MaUrtte 41fc, 4, 38 121, 38 3.18 88 938 24 33 160 181 41 lt I 160 33 3 40, 86 10 1.35 1.76 86 9.73 ii 34 33 1.46 1J7 41 188 9 1.64 83 3 4 M. L. Card 1 Do. 100 Massey 6 Massey P. 23 McCoIl 160 Mctntyr 900 McKenzla 300 McWatt.

143 Min. Corp. 1000 Monet 48 Moor 8 Nat. Groe. 900 Nay bob 8 Noranda 1000 700 O'Brien 8500 Ont.

3000 Partenan 1000 Paymaat. i 768 Pick. Crow 300 Powell 8270 Preston 950 San Ant 80 Shawm. 10 Simpson P. 1500 Slav L.

1300 Steep Rock 800 Sylvan. 350 Teck H. 100 Tobum 138 Unit. SU. 1500 Up.

Canada 800 Vermllata 80 Walker P. li 1.68 83 SU 401, 88 16, 135 61, 35i 381'4 44i.44 44A a 19 161, 4 381, 19 19 It-- 97 79 -7U 131, 22 68. 192 1.76 16 4 1.78 130 1.03 1.3 10 20 180 61, 481i' 67 68 T9 79. 914 1 U4 131, 3.36 1.26 68 1.99 1.77 4 1.74 1.78 1.20 IM lJ 10 68 1 2.86 1.78 L14 1.75 130 1X3 31, 1.06 10" 30 tM, 1 93 3 331 IM 838 Wii. Bar.

199 car. 96 Cn. Vln. 7 -00 Cdn. Mare.

-99 301 Con. Psp 6 D. Bridge 331 '7 98 -'3 iw rena ur, iu Approximate sale 88.000, 18-Month Reformatory Term for Tjief ts BROCKVILLE, Onfc, Feb. 4. (Special) Isadora Hurt, 39, Morrisburg, received sentences amounting to one year and two months in the Ontario reformatory in court here this morning.

Convicted last week of stealing $18.60 from William Hart, Oxford township farmer, he received a sentence of six' months definite and one month indefinite on that charge. was further charged today by Chief Constable Clare Biccum, Morrisburg, with the theft of a 75 electric drill, and on entering a plea of guilty was giyen another sentence of six months and. one month to run consecutively with the first sentence. In moving: for sentence, Crown Attorney H. Atkinson asked for a reformatory, sentence rather than the penitentiary, remarking that with 18 previous convictions Hutt was Just a nuisance Id society.

CJf.R. REVENUE SOARS. MONTREAL, Teb. 3. Increase of $2,658,000 is 'reported by Cana dian National Railways in gross revenue of $9,687,000 for the 10-day period ending Jan.

31, compared with $7,028,000 for the corresponding period last year. SIGMA OUTPUT OFF. TOr6nTO, Feb, A. f) Sigma Mines (Quebec) Limited. Bourlaxnaque, today reported January production totalled $258,122.

This compared with $272,948 in December and in January, 1941. Chinese Launching Major Offensive 9 O'clock Edition Service. CHUNGKING, Feb. 4. (BUP) Hlfh Chinese military officials said 'today that China la preparing for major offensives against the Japan- 1 ese Invaders.

Where the offensives will originate remained a military secret, but the officials said the drives will begin this year and probably very soon. It la certain, the high officials said, that the offensive -will bo linnched as soon as American military supplies, which were received before the Faelne war broke eat. have moved through the -mountainous areas of western China to the front lines on the eastern Chinese front, Harbor of Naples Blasted by RAF. CAIRO, Feb. 4.

(flV-Hoyal Air Force raiders, in an attack on the Italian harbor of Naples Monday night, hit docks, freight yards and a repair base, the R.A.F. Middle East headquarters said today. Palermo also was bombed the same night, a direct hit being scored on the quays there, and a "large enemy merchant vessel in the Central Mediterranean" was torpedoed by British night flyers and forced aground. Race Entries HIALEAH PARK ENTRIES. 1 -First race, purse special weichta.

2-yrolds. Nursery Course. chuteBull Pen 118. Hooaier Wolf Alacyon 118, Forest Fir 118. All Good 118, riylnc Junior US.

BIS Tslk 122, Betty Leon 116. Bushel Basket 118, General Sickle 118, Msejamea 118, Blots 118, Create 115, Bottle Imp 118, Our Gladden US. xElectrtcat 113, Snow Swirl 116. Linden Star 118. Second race, purse 91,300, allowances, maidens, 3-year-olda.

six furlongs British Flyer 130. Merry Med ford US. Midday Sun 120, BackToQth 113, Apple Blossom 113. ArfO Rogue 120, Trade Last 120. Busy Ace 120, xBlue Carter 110.

Tell Me More 120. Loulang 113, Strolling Easy 116. xPet Brigade 113, Song OWar 124, Arthur J. 120, Equinox 120. Third race, purse $1,200, claiming.

4-year-olds and upward, auc furlongs alan Stelana 109, Frontier Jane 109. xHlgh Plaid 1U. Argoa 116, xDedicatlon 111. Hazel r. Ill, xSabulue 109.

Cay Balko 116. xSyl's Betty 106, Red War 116. xOld Book 101. Bad Cold 117. xTellemofT 104.

Stimuli 116, xSt. Dismas 112. Prowl 116. Fourth race, purse 31.300, claiming, 4-year-olds and upward, 8' tur longs-Port Alibi 113, xSameron 106, Tamil 113. Early Delivery 114.

Pilot Boat 113, xSlrong Arm 108, Donna Leon a 103, Votum 107, xUtchfleld 110. Mlnee-Mo US. xRoyal Ruby 108. Light Reign 113, xMordecat 108. Fifth race, purse $1,400.

Grace handicap, 3-year-olds, 1 1-16 miles, on the turt xBostee 109, Air Current 19. First Lord 111. Horn 106. Brenner Pks 111. Rise Above It 119.

Sixth race, purse $1,400. allowances, 4-yeer-olds and upward. 1 mile, chute xaCash Basis 94, Pomiva 161, xCom-mtneement 91, Allessandrb 112, xBrtght Trace 91. xClty.Talk 105. Arestino 104, xHigh One 101, aRiding Light 104, xPeep Show 107, xlnscolad 105, Johnnie 1.

114. a How stable and W. M. Jeffords en- enth race, purse 81.200, claiming. 4-year-olris and upward.

1 3-16 miles xJuneo 107, xTrapeie Artist 104, Enoch Borland 114. xColorado Ore 110, Burn--Ing Stick 114. xGolden Lea 111. Wis Hobby 116, Inconceivable 114. Eighth race, purse $1,200.

claiming. 4-year-olds end upward, miles XPanther Creek 111. xChlgre 108. Nico 117. Speedv Squaw 106, xHandlboy 111, Wicked 122, Castigada 114, xZaltowna 104.

SaxonUn 116, Hunting Horn 118. xDlaaembler 106, xBaby Lynn 103, Com-mendador II 119, xStar Bud 108. xBunny Baby 109, xGslvale 106. XAA.C. Track isat.

FAJB GKOUKSS ENTRIES. First race, puna 9600. claiming, 4-yeer-olda and upward, six furlongs xTensleep 99. xPaddy 110. Vista Verne 106, xAlmas Baby iol, xMy Mommy 101, xWlnkle 103.

Worthy Tip 111, Witan 113. xGulnea Lad 108. Canla 108, Tonianna 106. xSir Livery 106, xSparrow Chirp 101. xPop's Rival 110.

Bafce 109. xStar of Dondra 99. Second race purs 8600, claiming. 3- ear-olds. 1 1-16 miles xMagaloy 13, xMeanwhlle 108.

xTop Band 106. Prince Chance 113. Bexga 111. xLlberty Cloud 108, xMlrrored lu3. xHe's It 111, Jewlton 111.

Part Favorite 111, Shining Day 106, xQuatrebelle 196. Third race, puree $600, special weights, maidens, 3-year-olds, two furlongs Glen Valley 113. Saintly 118. aAerlal Torpedo 113. Silver Tall 118, Paddywhack 115.

Butsey's Rose 115. 1(0 Boom IIS, Valdina Rocket 116. Mid-Cookie 118, xScotch Pert 113. Mia Mia 119, Grand Gumbo 115. xbGab 113, Double Drab 118.

xbjay Kan 113, aTake Away 118, Shiny Penny 118, Epldown 115. a Mr. R. Murphy and Susan E. Kellogg entry; bMrs.

E. Denemark and W. Mikel entry. Fourth race, purse $600. claiming, 4-year-olds and upward, mile and 70 rards xCocklebur UOV xBe Prepared 12, xSelma May 103.

xl Might 107. Lady Ballet 110, lata 110. xSweet Story 106, Little Mom 118, Punchdrunk 110. Chryseis 110, xFtrst Family 105. Michigan Blue 109.

xLedy Llsto 103. xKil-larney Laes loo, xMiaa Flxit 101, Clock Time 106. Fifth race, pun $804, allowance. 3-yeer-old and upward, mix furlongs-Pete Jr. US.

Espero 108, xAt Liberty 100, xButl Relgh 114, Little Red Fox 108. xNlght Editor 116. xRackaUck 10T. Sixth race, purse $600. claiming.

4-year-olds and upward. 1 1-14 miles xPennsburg 104. Tannic Sid 111. Dot-well 102. xPrompto 104, High Blame 109, Molasses Bill 111, xMisrule xHoll Image Distillation 106, xBriar Play 108 Seventh race, purse $600, claiming, 4-year-olds and upward, IV.

mile xSam K. 105. xHasty Mae 100. Odessa Frank 112. xTJncle Peter 103, Bosky Dell 103.

Mt. Sard 110. Merrily San 110. Pompton 108. Bull Terrier 115.

Pink Coral 103. xWatercure 103. Red Burr 106, Mascot 110, Spanish Party 110. Good Actor 110, Alpenglow 105. xRough Going 103.

Eighth purse $600. claiming, four-year-olds and upward, l' miles (17) Margo 105; x-Moonbow. 100: x-Wakita. 102: Retgh Countess. 103; Yarn Sox, 110; x-City Judge, 110; In-cromlra.

103; Warring Witch. 112: x-Jacopobelle, 100: x-Fenclng. 109: Idle Lad. 115: x-Erin's Girl, 98; Bird Haven. 105; x-Cold Color, 105; x-Catechism.

102; x-Victory March, 106; Petsamo, 108. Ninth tsubl race, purse $600, claiming, four-year-olds and upward, six furlongs 116) x-Plucky Byrd, 108: Dutch Dame, 106: x-Reversal, 103; Earlsboro. Ill; x-Anabel'e Girt 103: x-The Marker, 108: x-Modulator. 106; The Bullet. Ill; a-Dodge Me.

Ill: Silver Wind. 106: Extra Step, 113: Hal Curtis. Ill; MichKsn 108; New DiKcovery, 111: x-Stears, 108; Single Wing. 109; a-Blu Star, 111; x-Delay Not. 101.

a-H. Cantor and1 Walker and Hal entry. x-Apprentlce allowance claimed. Track last. Commodity Prices 8 O'clock KdhMoa Service.

NEW YORK. Feb. 4 BUP Commodity prices: Crude rubber: No sales. Cottonseed oil: Unchanged at celling levels. Hides: No sale.

Domestic sugar: March. 2.29, unchanged. Coffee (Santos): March, 1288, unchanged; 12.92. up (Rio), March, 8.53, unchanged. March.

8.40, off May, 8.47. off .08. Slack pepper: No salasv Blast Axis Supply Ships 9 Clock EdIUoa Servk. LONDON, Feb. 4.

P) Allied warships intercepted two Axis supply ships off the Channel Islands this morning and left both of them sinking, the Admiralty announced I -Light naval forces, including units of the Polish Navy, intercepted the tupply ships and blasted them, with shellflre at close range. The announcement said the Allied forces suffered no casualties or damage in the action off, the German-seized British islands off France's Normandy coast. 1 Huns de Extent Of Nazi Defeafs; From German People 3 O'clock Edition Service. WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.

(BUP) George H. Earle, former U. S. Minister to Bulgaria, said today that Germany sent many of its frost-bitten I and wounded veterans of the Russian campaign to private homes and hospitals in Bulgaria, 'Hungary and Rumania to prevent the German people from realizing the extent of Nazi defeats. Xarle, who left Bulgaria, alter that country declared war on United States in December, reported to, Secretary of State Cor-delV Hull on conditions in Europe and his departure from' Sofia.

He told reporters that Nazi wounded were crowded two to a bed in many hospitals and homes in the Balkan allies of Germany. Earle also reported that hatred of the Nazii is sweeping through Europe unlike any similar hatred "in "None of the smaller powers now associated, with Germany did so of their own he said. "They hate the Nazis, but are like small children with the guns of gangsters at their heads." About 85 percent, of the Bulgarian people favor Russia rather than the Axis, he declared; adding that if a Bulgarian army were sent to the front) to fight Russia it would desert: or join Soviet ranks. Earle predicted that Germany's next military move would be a new offensive against Russia. Wheat Futures ligher Level; 9 O'clock EdIUoa gervlee.

Feb. 4. (CP) Wheat futures on Winnipeg Grain Exchange today closed 1-8 to 1-4 higher, May at 80 7-8 cents a bushel and July at 81 Higher1 at Chicago. CHICAGO. Feb.

4. (y-The grain market extended it recovery today with gain ranging from fractions to more than a cent. Wheat closed (, cent higher. May July 1.31V, corn. up, May July 88'j; oaU off up; rye 1-1 1 higher: soy beans 1-1'.

up; lard li to 18 per hundred pounds higher. Lard Iwas strengthened by upward revision in celling prices on spot lard ranging; from 27 to 91.78 per hundred pounds, The new celling on cash lard In stor la 13.8Vi. iclos. Wheat-i' 1 vOrten High low Close tsSi, I.30", 139T, X30U 131'j 1.32 UIV4 13Hk 1.32 1J3, 1J2 IJ3' 1 1 86 894 91 90 97 89 91 58 t7i. 58H 87 87,, 88 571, 57 Is 1.98 1.98'i 197 1M1L 2.004, 2 Oil 4 199 2 00', jjrau un't 97i, Mf, 89 88a 1' 90 1, 89 911, 12.40 12 30 12J7 12.62 12.50 12.60 ily.

12.721 12.72 12.80 No cash wheat corn, sample grade mixed. 79: oats. No. 3 white, M-; barley, malting, 75-94, soy beans, Mo. 3 yellow, las'i-IJO.

Found on Tracks Soldier Dies BROCKVILLE, Feb. Kn Frank Thomset, member of the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps at pimp Borden, died in hospital today a few hours after he was found on the railway tracks near. Prescott, suffering from a fractured skull and exposure. Coroner Dr. C- F.

Macpherson, ol Prescott, said the soldier apparently fell from a train while en route to the camp. He was found by railway section hands and a registration card on his person said he was a former resident of Montreal. Special Sugar Stamps In United States i WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.

Special "sugar stamps" to be Issifed by the States Government to registered consumers, will be re quired before purchases can be made under the pending sugar rationing program, it was learned today. Each stamp wiu permit ah indi yidual to buy 12 ounces of sugar his weekly ration. A spokesman for the office of price administration' disclosed that booklets containing enough stamps to last three I months or more would be printed and that the time required for the printing would delay operation of the rationing machinery for mottu at least aooUaar QnotaUons. Wheat 1 I- Open High Low Close May 90'i 81 80 On', July SHi 811, SH, Oata 6Hl 81 B0. 81 July 4B', 60 49 50 Oct.

48. 49. itU 49, Barley 1 May. 64i 644 64i July -63', 63 631, 631, Oct. 61 -sii, 91 6ltf Flax 1 May 163 164 164 July 163 164 163 163 Oct 163 164 lJi 164 Hye May 66, July -f 66', A 8S, Sept Corn- May 3T, July 88 May 88, July .57 Sept 57 Soybean May July Ky May 86i July 88 rd Wii Mar.

12.30 May, 12.55 Ji DIES IN 67th YEAR 'I 4 i JAMES BRAND WALKER, co-founder of Walker's Bread, Limited, who died today. (See also page 12). Suggest Revision Military Status Of Quebec Trainees I O'Clock EdIUoa- Service. MONTREAL, Feb. 4.

(BUP) A suggestion that the military status of trainees from Quebec's rural areas be revised was made here today by Leon Trepanier of the civilian recruiting committee, Trepanier declared that there were many young farmers in training camps who should be on 'the land. Stating that there was an imminent shortage of farm labor in the province, Trepanier called for wider exemption of farm youths to enable agriculture to maintain the production required of it during wartime. He added, that while there were large numbers of these men; taking military training, when they were needed on the farms, they were "too scared to seek Trepanier added that Quebec Province was playing its part in providing men for voluntary service. Recruiting in Quebec, he said, was up to any other part of Canada. Plant Surveys Girded Health I Of Industrial Staffs Actual cases of T.N.T.

poison Ing among Industrial workers have been relatively few since the war began, and infinitely less than during the First World War, it was said by Dr. Klngsley Kay, Director of Engineering Services bf the In-J a us trial. Hygiene Division ol tne Department of Pensions and National Health, at a meeting of the Technical Advisory Committee on industrial hygiene, in the Daly Building this morning. As a result pf a survey of the munitions Industry by the division, a policy of more rigid supervision has been adopted, ventilation specifications have been worked out, and employers have been most co-operative in taking steps to protect their workers from the hazards associated with munitions work, said Dr. Kay.

Similar surveys have been made of the aircraft and shipbuilding industries. A set of standard working practices has been estabt lished, and note taken of the hat-ards peculiar to each industry. MRS. MICHAEL CHOPOWICK. A large number of friends were grieved to learn of the death lasjt evening of Mrs.

Micnaei cnopo-wick, wife of Michael Chopowiek, owner of the Diamond Window Cleaning Company. Mrs. Chopowiek passed away in a local hospital in her 54th year, after a lengthy illness. The former Anne Naherne, she was born in the Western Ukraine. a daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. John Naherne. She came to Canada in 1905 and settled in Montreal until 1909 when she -married Michael Chopowiek and resided in Ottawa; Mrs. Chopowiek was a member of the Ukrainian Labor Organization and was also active in the Ukrainian pramatic Club. Surviving are her two sons, Thomas Ev Chopowiek, former ichampiori amateur wrestler of Ottawa, and Walter J.

Chopowiek, also of Ottawa; two daughters, Mrs. Robert Westwell, of Britannia, and France Chopowiek, Ottawa; three brothers, Anthony and Powell Naherne, of Montreal, and Stephen, of Detroit, and a sister, Mrs. Barbara Boychuk, of Wetland. "1 The body is resting at her' late residence, .66 -Iona street, where the service will be held on Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial will be In' Pinecrest cemetery.

Devastating Raid On Burma Japs RANGOON, Burma, Feb, 4. (BUP) American and 'British fighter and bombing "planes have' made a attack on Japanese invasion groups at the mouth of the Sal weea. river, immediately northeast of Moulmein, unofficial advicW said today. American fighters of the American 'Jt volunteer British fighters and British Blenheim, bombers made the attack, con- centra ting on the Japanese who: are taking up positions on the-tiny Islands at the confluence of the Salween and Gyaing rivers, As the fighter 'planes watched for Japanese air force opposition; the Blenheims, called here the hardest working unit in the whole Royal i Air Force, bombed and machine gunned the Japanese troops. The, Japanese were' taken completely by surprise, lt was indicated, and the confusion caused In their ranks was indicated by pilots' reports that the Allied 'planes met only impotent fire from a few scattered machine guns as they -rained bombs and machine gun bullets on the invasion troops.

All 'planes returned safe. Mother Disgusted Hior naimhfA WGI iuuyiiiGi 8 3 1 fNI Marrvinn avbov --IT- 8 O'Clock rdlUea Service. TORONTO. Fh. 4 aTPl Th mother! of eMadge Lowe, Tommy Manville's latest, bride-to-be, said here today she is "disgusted" with her daughter's reported betrothal to the 'much-married New York millionaire playboy.

At New York, last night. Man ville announced his engagement to blonde Miss Lowe, 23-year-old Toronto girl. He has been married and divorced five time i think it's said Mrs. Katherine Lowrie, who added her daughter had changed ber name for professional reasons. "I think she was on the stage or something, and she has been a model.

Anyhow she changed her name to make it simpler." Mrs. Lowrie said she didn't in tend to communicate with ber daughter about the matter. "I guess she'll Just have to please herself.j It's her affair and I can't interfere, but I have my own thoughts. I haven't heard from her Tor some time." (At Parry Sound, Ont, Mrs. James Coyles, Miss Lowe's sister.

said her sister was born 'in Toronto and attended Winchester School. She said Madge went to New York seven or eight years ago, and became a model. CVivIac utd ihs hadn't hait fwtm her sister for a long time.) Two brothers. Jack. 18, and Ross, 16, live with their widowed mother here.

Rev. Kenneth Dodge Eastxiew Curate Rev. Kenneth Dodge, curate at bu xneresa uiurcn, nas neen named curat at Assumption Church, Eastview, it was announced today at the Archbishop's Palace. Rev. George Larose, who was injured seriously ln an automobile accident last Summer, will return to his duties as curate PRIVATE FACES TRIAL.

QUEBEC, Feb. 4. Pte. Wallace Hanson wa" ordered today by Judge Tremblay to stand trial in the court of Criminal Assizes on a charge of conspiring. with a' dozen other soldiers to defraud the Dominion Government of $25,000 through the alleged sale of victuals smuggled out of the military camp at nearby Valcar-tier.

Hanson chose a speedy trial and the date was fixed for Feb. 20. Ottawa Light Heat and Power Company, Limited The following dividend are parable 1st April. 1943. to Shareholders of record 10th rebrusry, 1913.

PREFERRED STOCK: 1V. Xtalnf at the rate of per annum.) COMMON STOCK: rifteen Cents (19 cts.) per share on the No Par Value Shares. The transfer book win not be closed. By Order of the Board. r.

W. m. Secretary. OTTAWA. 3rd February, 194.

ROTARY CLUB HOTkL CHEZ HENRI .1, SWU 8M8. Lunchton Each Thursday U4f Toniorrow' Happiness Lies n. Savings Today most ef us are making money but how many of us are prepared to live calmly through a period of post-war adjustment, and perhaps meet a stSHden emergency? Are you? Prepare now by starting a Capital Trust Savings Account Such an account earns interest and is always avallable-r-guaranteed and protected by legal safeguards. MONTREAL OTTAWA TORONTO I.