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RAND MALARTIC an interestingly located property Hudson Bros. Co. STOCKS BONDS 2-2471 Victoria Bids. Montreal Curb By The ISO Ahltlbl 383 Abli. 6 pc.

10 Abtl. 7 DC. 1.00 25 Aluminium 3 Beauharn. 3 Beld Cort. 25 Br Xi rit 160 B.

A. Oil 1950 Cdn. Bre. 25 Cdn. Bre.

p. 20 Cdn. Ind. B. 10 Cdn.

Light 175 Cdn. Marc. 65 Cdn. Vtck. 1010 Com.

Al SO Com. Al. 2387 Pap. BS Donn. A 15 E.

Dairy p. 83 Fairchlld ISO fleet Air 80 Pord A 175 Praaer Vt 45 Lk. St. John 133 Mamer 30 McColl 15 Mitchell 25 Noorduyn 1 Page Her 11 Pow. Cor.

1 8 Royallte 200 Walk. Brew. 5 Walker, Fd 83 Walkers xd Canadian Preta. High Low 7i 11 100 8 80 4 17. 1.40 26 'i 173', 15 80 22 l.S 8', 10 2'i 4', Wm 121i 13 ssi 89'-, 12', an 103' 85 24 90 47 20 8300 Aldermac 21 Soo Bidgnnd K.

13 580 East Ma. 2.45 ino Lk. Shore xd. I4, Macaa 3.90 15JOO Murphy 1 1 6 2000 Navbnb SO'i 8on Mai. G.

Fids 2.78 606 O'Brien 1.65 10 Pend Ore. 1 90 25950 Sherrttt 1.14 500 staroe 2 son Stilltvan 67 10008 Wfw Cad 7t, 850 Wright H. xd. 4.13 Oils. 1700 Anglo Can.

66 J2U noma z.go ADDroxtmate aalei: 700; minea. 48.100. 1.00 1'4 loir 8 80 4i 17', 1.40 29' 13 80 23 1.80 S'i 3 10', '4 4', 12'. 13 55 12', 3 "103'i 85 90 47 20 19 13 2.43. 38.

5- 29 2.70 1 65 1.90 1.10 62 66 7a 4.00 68 256 Unlisted Mines Cloae 1.00 11 100 94 80 44 1.40 2fl'i 173'i 15 80 23 140 S'i 4', S'i 1A' 3'4 4 12', 13 551', 89'i 3, 103', 85 24 1 90 47 20 21 13 2 45 14i 3.90 a M4 3.75 1 65 140 1.10 62 87 7ii 4.18 2.60 Industrials, 21- applied by Sproale. PtUIlipa Co. Stocks Bid Asked Albany River J. 7 10 ArmUUce 13 13 Area 3 414 Amalga. Kirk 8U Brock 27 Barber Larder Ill 2(ft Central Mm.

2 3 Cheminla 3'. 4'i Coin Lake 3l 4 De SanUa 18 Dayton 1 1 Eastward 25 29 franco 31 33 Can. Copper 4 Hugh Pam. 7 9 Hoyle 19 23 Kewagama 2 3 Lake Dufatllt 18 20 Lake Geneva 10 13 Lowery Pete 13 16 Martin Bird 2'i 31, Magnet Lake 18 Magnet Cons 82 90 Mwher ..8 9 McMarmac 37 40 Nat. MaUrtlc 35 37 Nor beau 29 New Augurtta 23 27 NumaUk 8 11 Opemlaka 8 Oklend 6 8 Orpit la 32 35 Pelanglo 3 Prelor 5 ProprleUry 3.60 4.15 Privateer 48 SO Quebec Man 16 19 Band 20 22 Kibago.

new 2 2ti Soringer 31 33 Stadacone 10'i Young Davidson 27 30 Baldwi a Locomotive ls. Barnsdall RondixS Corp. Bethlehfem Steel Brigga BoroenjDairy Borg-Wirnet Budd Manf Canada iDry Ginger Ale Canadiajn Pactlic Cerro de Pasco Chryl Columbia Gat Commercial Solvents Consolidated Edison Corn Product, Curtis-Wright A Curtis-Wright Deera N. Dlit. Stag Douglas,) Air Power and Genera Electrlo General foods General Motors Good ri eft Goodyear Tire inter.

Harvester Inter. Nickel Inter. Paper Inter. Paper Light Inter. Tel.

At Tal Johns Wonvllle Kennecott Copper Montjoraery Ward Nations): Biscuit Nat. Cah Regltter Nat. Dairy Products Nat. Pcatr. it Light New York Central Northern Amer Paramount Packard; Motori Peneynvtnla Ry.

Phillips: 'Pete Public Service NJ. Radio 14 Sears Roebuck Southern Ry. Southern) Pacific Standard Branda Standani Oil Ind Stand. OilCal 'f 18 THE OTTAWA JOURNAL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, mi. Army Recruiting Unit Barred At Fair Gates ST.

CATHARINES. Ont. Sept. 12. CP) A.

L. Smith, chairman the board of the Welland County Fair, caid today fair offi cial! "barred from the ground a recruiting unit of the Canadian Army. "This is strictly an 1 agri-enltural fair and we figured that a recruiting unit would Interfere with the atten-dance, he said. "How can yen expect farm mother and fathers to bring their sons to the fair when they'll be tagged all over the grounds, by Midlers wanting them to Join the army?" CaDt, G. A.

Hambly, of the To ronto Scottish Regiment, In chart of the mobile recruiting unit which has been touring Fall fairs, said the objection came at noon after earlier Indications that the unit would be admitted to the fair grounds. Earlier, today the recruiting tinit appeared outside the strike bound McKinnon Industries plant here to try recruiting among the ranks of the pickets. R.A.F. Attacks German Convoy a n-riark Editioa Service. LONDON.

Sept. 12. (CD The Royal Air Force attacked a German cnnunT oft The Netherlands coast this afternoon and set on fire one of the larger ships, the Ajt Ministry announced tonight. Kanawaki Golfer leads Quebec Ladies ft'ftork Edition Service. MONTREAL, Sept.

12. -4- (B.U. F- Mrs. H. W.

Sqper. of Kanawaki, was five up 'on Miss Velma Chennell. of Marlborough, this afternoon at the start of the second 18-holes for the Quebec Women's Golf championship. The title event got under way Summerlea Golf Club. Name Mickey Ion N.H.L Referee Seoul 5 O'Clock Edition Service.

TORONTO. 'Sept. 12. (CP) President Calder announced today that the National Hockey League on the recommendation of its management committee had appointed Mickey Ion as referee-scout for the coming season and 10 men to act as referees or linesmen. Ion will travel through Canada and the United States in search rf men who he thinks will make the grade of N.HX.

officials. Ion has been senior referee in the league for several years. Five men were named to the refereeing staff, one of whom will altercate as a linesman. They are: Frank (King) Clancy, of Ottawa; Norman Lamport, 1 of Toronto: William Chadwick, of New York, Eddie Burke, of Toronto, former NJU star, and charles (Rabbit) McVeigh, of Detroit, who also will art as linesman. The linesmen appointed are: A.

Smith, of Boston; F. J. Stevenson, of New York; A Wilcox, of Montreal; Bert McCaffrey, of To- ronto: D. A. McFayden, of Chicago and Crossficld, and McVeigh.

See Axis Offensive In Spanish Sector VICHY, Trance. Sept 12. WV-It was hinted today In- controlled press of th unoccupied zrme that a German-Italian offensive in the Western Mediterranean (possibly in Spain) might be brewing. An article written in the Jour-Echo de Paris, which has often 'been suspended for its anti-German sentiments, said such an attack' would not be a diversion but a "principal The article surprised political circles, where there had been no talk of German moves through Spain since the beginning of the war against Russia. There were report, however, in neutral military circles that the Germans were considering stabilizing their gains in Russia and establishing a front for the Winter months.

The article was signed "Pierre a pen name concealing the real identity of the writer, who js close to well-informed circles in Vichy. LOWEST TENDER. Ross-Meacher Company of Ottawa, submitted the lowest tender for the addition to the Jackson Building today. Their bid was $327,472. Offer Ignored Striker States HAMILTON.

Sept. 12. (B.U.P.) Spokesmen for the Packing House Workers' Union of the C.I.O. striking against the Campbell Soup Company in Toronto, said here today the Provincial Government had ignored proposals for arbitration. They said proposals were submitted to Peter Heenan, Ontario Labor Minister, with an acceptance deadline of last night The spokesmen said there was no reply.

Hit Higher Level On Montreal Market 5 O'Clock Edition Service. MONTREAL, Sept. 12. (CP) The stock exchange today staged a performance with all its soloists and full orchestra. Volume was the best recently and the marekt's activity was credited by students to favorable reactions, to the announcement of the Roosevelt policy of All departments sported rises but occasional losses as well.

Montreal Stocks By The Canadian Press. Sales Stocks '5 Algoma 23 Asbes. xd. SO A. Brew.

xd. 440 Bathurst 22 Bell 721 Brazil 23 B. C. Pow. 300 Bulolo 10 Can.

Cam. C. Cera. xd. 17S Can.

S. 8. 207 Can. S. S.

High 13', 133 7i 18', Ha 100 'J. 23 Can. Bronze 103 13 Can. Car 24, BCelan. 28 23 C.

r. Inv. 10 C. Alcohol A 1 C. Alcohol B.

1363 C. P. ft 7 180 C. Smelt. 40', 200 D.

Seag. xd. 2S D. 2' S3 U. Coal 15ft 37 S.

C. B. 8 610 Dom. Tar S', 20 Do. Tax.

xd. 73', 18 Dryden 6 190 Enam. Ic Ht. 3J 173 Eng. LL 4 SO Found.

lili 33 Cat. xd 3 C. 3 pc. xd: 73 10 G. P.

(1 5SSG.SU. 6, 173 H. Bridge 4 200 Holllnger J2a 23 H. Smith 1S. ISO H.

Smith 100, ino M. Bay M. 30'i 513 Imp. Oil 10 IS Imp. Tob.

xd. 12V4 50 Int. Bronze 134 240 I. Nickel xd. S8 2S Int.

Pete. 14U 0 L. Secord 6S0 Massey 197 M0. Pow. 24 Mtii Tram 23, 400 N.i Brew.

xd. 27 23 Stl. Car 223 Noranda xd. 58 200 Oxllvte 21 50 Ott. Pow.

xd. 5'4 360 Price 12ti 10 Price P. 73 300 St L. Corp. 85 St.

L. Co. A P. nh 50 St. L.

Pap. P. 42 221 Shwnsn. 15 3o Un. Steel Vm 200 Wabatsn 37 73 Wpg.

CI. A 1.03 Low 19 1" 13., 165 74 23U 8', 100 28, 103 MM 28 31 3 oi 401, 231, 24 154 73', 2-ta 4 15'i 3 73 81 8. 4, is-: 100', 30'i 12, i3: 37J 3s 24 2.V, 2S 38'i 55', 21 5u ui 75 2, 42 14, 37 103 Close iP 1 134, 133 7 23'i 18', 100 281, 103 24U 38 12a 3 7 40'. 23 (, is4 8 8 73', r- 75 81 1 1S 100, 30'i 10 12i 1314 38 J4i 10. S'.

24 23 ti 27 56. 21 75 2i 17 42 15 4'; 37 1.03 Banki. 23 Royal 15 138 158 Narrow Range Oil Wall Street gVr-Mvl YAltliw CvlA iv vivvk auaa iivu tLrv. a.va Km YORK, Sept. 12.

P) Equibrlum was the-word for mostl markets today in the wake of tfie President's sea-defence warning to the Axis powers. Stacks edged forward in the morning on fair-sized volume but the iisual trimming of commitment! as a week-end precaution eventually resulted in slipping tendencies here and there. While fractional gains were plentiful at the cease, small declines were also well distributed and numerous issues Were, unchanged. Dealings dwindled appreciably as the session approached the finish and transfers for the full stretch were around 350,000 shares. Stock WALL STREET Atlanta; per.

Open Clost Air Reduction, new 42', Amer. Bank Note Amer. Can. Co 811 American Celan. 26 Amer.

Locomotive 13, American Radiator S'i American Smelline 43' American Tel and Tel. 154 American WaterworRa 4'i Anaconda Copper 28', Atchisoh Rly. 27, Soconyn Sperry iCorp Standard Oil N.J Studeba'ker New Texas Cv Texas Gjilf Tlmkenf atoll. Bear imiiea SAircran United itrorDoratlon United (paa Improvement U. s.

Alcohol U. S. Rubber Union Carbide Union Pacific V. S. Steel Vanadium Steel Bros.

Pictures WestlnghouM Electric Western) Union Woolwotth Yellow -Cab Youngitown Sht. 10 38H 68 20 20 HSU 4'a 32', 57a 11 'a 17, B7, 27', 28 24', 74. 15344 18 20 S3V, 30, 88 1, 36k 35(5 4. II', 133, 14 4'i 12 12'. IW 2'a 23 4S'i 3ta 74 17H 13, 8k .32 82, 43 8'4 38H 47 4o; 32 274, 79 77'i 574 25', 5', 87', 29'4 29 19 i 38k fclew York Curb AlumlnUm of America American Cynamid Amer.

Qa, and Electric Canadian Marconi Cities Service Cities Service Cons. of Baltimore Electric i Bond and Share, ralrchild Aviation falrchlld Engines rord of. Canada Gulf Ot Humbloi Oil Niagara, Hudson Pantape Oil Pennroad Corp. St. Regis Paper Technlqelor Unltedlpas United tght.

and Power Copper.il electrolytic. 12.75; tin 23 42 8'. 28J. 6 43, 153 44 28,, 2-1 15', 38 67 21 20', 4', 4s lf 17 i 87" 27', 8J4 2S 24' lS2'i 1J4 32 40', is3a 204 30 1H 70', 3', RH, 3614 35, 4, U'4 13J, 15 4i 12', 121, IS'. 2, 22, 44', 21', 264 74 '4 17', 13, 5s.

31, 22'4 Ja 3HJ, 43 6'i 41 3RT 47 40 8 16 7 31 '4 27 78i (T'4 M4 23 8T4 3n 29'i 15'4 374 Bid Asked 114, 114'4 41 41 23 23 816 44 89 824 2 1144 384 61 24 4'4 M4 I'4 ion 816 28 3'4 I 16 44 89 82'i 2'4 11s, 3'4 12'4 81 2'4 4', 3'4 2'4 10i 8 18 26 Commodity Prices 3 i O'clock Edition Service. NEWMYORK. Sept. 12 (B.UJ.) Closing 'Commodity Cottonseed oil: Oct. 13.99a-14.03.

up .14: Match 14.01-14 02tr. up .18. HldeaHSept. 14.50al4.S7. up Dec.

14.58a 143. off .04 Cocoati Sept. 7 Mn. up July 8 27n, off .03.1 Blacki pepper: Sept. 6.18a 23, up Mi March ibaAa, up .02.

Domestic sugar: Sept. 3.70b. oft May 2 b. off M. Worltfjsugar: Dec.

2.14-2.14'ib. July 2 ltt-2 10b, oft .01. Santosl coffee: Dec. 12.73. up March 12 96, up .08.

Rio coffee: Dee. 8 68b. un .16: Mav upi.j. letal Markets NEW WORK. Sept.

Copper, steady; frlectrolvtlo spot. conn. Valley. 12.00: export, TJlS. N.Y 11.08.

Tin. steady: Htpot and naarby. 32.00; tor-ward. SI 00. Lead, steady; spot.

New York. S.85-90; St. Louis. 8.70. Zinc, steady; East St.

Louis spot and forwards 7.2S. Plf Iron, aluminum, antimony, quicksilver, platinum. Chinese wolframite and domestic scheel-ite unchanged. MbNTOEAL. Sept.

II. Kft Spot: 01 -so; 6 lead s.50. zinc B.B3: antimony 13.73; per- 100 pounps o. Montreal, five ton lota. Add 25 New Clerks To Aid on Bonus Work To handle additional work resulting from payment of the cost-of-living bonus, about 25 clerku have heen added to the central pay office of the Department of FinancjS.

Regular members of the pay offlre staff are helping to handle theji bonus work in addition to regulars duties. Kingston Girl Dies After! Appendectomy 8 O'clock Edition Service. KINGSTON Ont. Sept 12. (CP) Margaret Grace Pense, 10, only daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bjj Pense, died today in hospital here following an appendec-tory Her father is a mcmbel of the staff of the Kingston Wig-Standard and formerly wnrkedon the Port Credit Times. Stocks Stronger On Toronto Board 5 O'clock edition Service. TOnONTO. Sept.

12. (CW The week's upward trend in the stock market wa; carried further today and all four indices posted gains while volume of about 000 shares was around the top for the last year. Base metals and in dustrial stocks were the strongest In today market. Toronto. Stocks By The Caaadlaa Press.

Sales Stock High Low 100 Abitlbl 93 93 1020 Abitlbl P. 744 7 SOU Acme OH 6', 6,4 10 Alta. Gr. P. 324 28075 Aldermac 21 20 5000 Anglo Cdn.

88 68 3000 Arntfield 8 8 200 Aunor 1.80 1.80 .1223 Bagamac 10 10 2166 Bankrield 7 8 20 Bar. Bd. 16 18 7300 Base Metal U'i 13'4 40 Bathurat A. 131, 13', 5000 Bear Ex. II 10 200 Beattla 1.08 l.oa 100 Beatty 8 8 60 Bell Tel.

156 155 2000 Bldgood- 13 13' 1S00 Uonetal 47 46 360 Bralorne ll'i ll'i 923 Brazilian 7', 74, 120 B. A. Oil 17, 17V, 30 B. C. Pow.

A 79 78'i 100 Buff. Ank. 4.45 4.46 200 Bldg. Prod, xd 14', 700 CaK Edm. 1.43 1.42 30 Calmont IS 13 100 C.

Bread 3i 34 23 C. Pack. 84 84 12 C. Perm. xd.

128 128 235 Can. S.S. P. 284 28'4 10 C. W.

8c C. 20, 204 5 Can. Car 7', 7'4 35 Can. Car 24', 24 '4 10 Can. Celan.

28', 28 25 C. Dredge 16 16 4 75 Can. I. Al. A 3H 3'4 100 Can.

1. Al. 3 3 100 Can. Malar. 63 63 24S2 C.

P. 7 64 18uo Cent. Pat. xd. 1.79 1.74 7500 Cen.

Pore. 14 100 Chem. Res. 25 25 8245 Chester. 1.68 1.63 2700 Cochenour 73 72 105 Cocksh 64 64 200 Conlar.

1.29 1.29 B0 Cariboo 34 500 Con. Smelt. 40'4 404 31 Con. Ga 128 127', 40 Crow's Nest 34 34 100 Cub Air. 80 80 2200 Davies 13', 1500 Denlson 74 7 10 Dist.

Seag. 24 24 433 Dome 13', 23', 4 Do. Bank ..190 190 135 D. F. It S.

194 18'', 544 D. Steel 8 74 200 Dom. Stores. 6 6 423 Dom. Tar 544 6'i 3500 Duquesne 13 124 4750 East Mai.

3.50 2.40 100 Eldorado 34 .43 45 Eng. El. 314 3 75 Falcon 3 50 3.50 50 Fan. F. xd 2.1 'i 23', 40 Fleet 4H 204 Ford A.

lfl4 lS'i 1 Ford 16'i 3500 Francoeur 56 SS'4 15 Gat. Pow. 6'i 6J 50 G. Stl. Wares 64 6', 2000 Gnd'a Lake 34 33, 430 Goldale 13', 13 700 Golden Gate 7 7 I Goodyear P.

xd 53 53 13000 Grandora 3 3 8 G. W. S. P. xd 26 28 500 Gunnar 2S4 25', 55 Gypsum 3i 100 Haicrow 6', 6'4 35 Ham.

Bridge. 4, 4t 340U Hard 88 86 100 Hinde xd 11 11 190 Hollinger 12'4 12'4 2250 Home Oil 2.60 1.55 4500 Homestead 1T4 IT, 2300 Howey 24'i 23 25 B. II. Min. 30', 30'4 36.

Hunt, A B4 7 69 Hunt, 84 7 1 Imp. Bank ..201 201 1011 Imp. Oil '4 9'i 1300 Imp. M. D.

50 50 295 Int. Nickel .38 31, 395 Int. Pete 14(4 100 Wand Mtn. 1.25 1.23 12950 Jack Walte 23 21 9200 Jaaon Mines ,36 33 4375 Kerr Add. 4.80 4.50 2420 Kirk.

Lake 77 76 339 Lk. Shore IS 15 5300 Lapa Cad. 13 12'i 60 L. Secord 10 '4 2600 Leitch 47 45'4 67 Loblaw A 284 27, 23 Loblaw 23 23 300 Macassa 3.93 3.90 1500 MacLeod 2.16 2.15 1500 Madsen 71 70 45500 MalarUc 1.80 1.71 401 M. Lf Mil 3'i 34 IS M.

Lf. Mil. P. 6t, 64 1585 3'4 3 225 56 55 110 McColl 4, 4 6600 McKenzle 1.08 I. OS Corp.

1.77 1.72 1900 Moneta 38 38 635O0 Murphy 814 '4 150 N. Groc. P. xd 25', 25 100 Nat. Stl.

Car. 384 38 S9650 Naybob 31 27 364 Noranda 56 58 3.150 Norm tal 95 90 6800 O'Brien 1.87 1.64 4500 Okalta 80 80 1000 Omega 13 13 1 103 103 2500 Pamour 132 1.20 9000 Partenan 4'i 44 28150 Paymaater ..24 20 423 Perron 1.53 1.53 3oo Pickle Cr. xd. 2.90 2.87 100 Pioneer 2.40 2.40 .100 Powell 84 84 loo Premier xd. 89 89 23 Press Metal 1600 Preston 3.25 3.20 8 Royallte 24 3000 St.

Anth. 6 900 San Ant. 2.40 2.37 1000 Sand Rlv. 3 3 4100 Senator 33', 33 22487 Sherrttt 1.13 1.10 10 Silver xd. 7 1 3700 Slscoa 83 1 63 700 Sladen 30 30 1500 Slave Lk.

8', 8 790 Std. Radio 4 3(4 14.100 Steep Rock IM 140 7000 Straw Lake 24 2ta 2100 Sturgeon 13 14', 700 Sud. Ba.ln 1 90 186 2000 Sudhurv Con. 4 4 2100 Sullivan 89 63 108 Sylvanlta 382 3 82 323 Teck H. 1 82 3.78 2250 Touburn 1.40 1.40 10 Tor.

Elevator 30 20 .1800 Towagmac ..30 19 2700 Trana Res. 464 45 500 Uehl. 84 195' Union' Gaa. 114 280 Un. A.

39, 38 3370 Unit Stl. 3 44 89M Upp. Canada 1.87 1 74 1000 Ventures 4.70 4 65 1180 Walte Amulet 5.15 505 125 Walker 47'i 47 "4 a Walker 20 ltU 330 93 7a 8'. 32', 20(4 60 9 1.80 10 10 13V 13-t 10 1.08 8 155 12', 47 ll'i 71: 17V 78(4 4.4B 1.42 IS 8(4 4 128 28' 7(J za 1 16 314 a 63 "ft 1.70 14 23 1.68 73 1J an 40'4 128. 34 80 mi 34 23(4 190 194 6 5i 'i '4 so 43 3V, 3 50 23i 56' 8(4 34 13 7 53 3 26 23'4 3', 61, 4' BO 11 1214 2.80 iVt 23 30(4 7 8(4 201 Ti SO sin 14'i 155 23 33 4.30 77 13 1214 46 2714 25 393 2.16 7K, 2.78 3'i 8'4 3'4 8S4 1.05 1.72 38 e'4 2514 38 30 50 90 1.67 60 13 103 1.20 4 "4 2314 1.55 290 2.40 84 89 8'i 3.20 24 8 3.40 3 33 (i 1.10 7 83 30 8 4 147 2'i 14', 188 4 89 352 2.78 140 20 20 1114 394 414 1 87 4 65 8.10 i 47'i STRICTLY BUSINESS rnxsH tvmy PAy Three Missing After Explosion 5 O'Clock Edition Service.

Sept. 12. (CP) Three men are missing and "a email number" were In-. Jured In an explosion today at a royal ordnance factory In the west of England. An Investigation Is In progress to determine the cause of the blast 8800 W.

L. 1st 101(4 101 4 2000 W. L. 2nd 981, B8I4 50 Can. Fir.

,83 23 Weston 84 94 23 Wpg. Elee. A 1.00. 100 8210 Wright H. 4 15 JJ0 Curb.

148 Beath 4 3(4 300 Can. Marconi 90 73 300 Cop. 1J5 1 15.15 Paper 4(4 4 700 Foothills 81 81 3O00 Kirk 17 10 800 Mandy 8 8 8 Mtl. Power 23(4 23(4 33 Ont Silk. 40 40 500 Pawnee ZTOO Pend Ore.

1.95 188 1000 Temlak. 3(4 S'i ToUl sales 837.000. Hiram Edey Dies Suddenly 101 'i 961, 2 94 1.00 4.13 4 90 1 IS 81 17 8 33(4 40 1.85 'i O'Clock E41Uon Service. 1 Hiram Edey. AO Rosemount ave nue, died suddenly shortly after noon today at bis residence.

Dr. G. M. Pennock was called but he was beyond help. Dr.

W. T. Shir reft when summoned declared his death due to natural causes, Mr. Edey was out for a walk when he became ill. On his return he complained of a pain in his side and flied while his wife was getting something to ease it: poosevelf Speech Serious Nazi Blow Say Soviets 5 O'Clock Edlttlon Service.

Sept. 12. (B.U.P.) -i IS. Lozovsky, Soviet spokesman, tonight declared that Presi dent Roosevelt has delivered "a most serious blow not only in a political sense" to Germany. Lozovsky, making the first Russian comment on the President's speech, said that "the President took a firm and energetic position against.

German I "This is a most serious blow to Germany not only in a political sense but something he said. Airmen to Play Ottawa Grickelers The Royal Air Force No. 1 Wire less School Montreal will play an exhibition cricket game against the Ottawa Valley Cricket Council at the Rideau Hall grounds tomorrow at 1.30 p.m. The following players will make up the Royal Air Force team: Sankey, Steward, 1 1 e. Thompson, Wallace Senior, Pater- son, Opie, Lister, Hobgin, Jerram.

and Owens. Fl. Lieut. S. Walker Will be in charge of the i The Ottawa Valley Cricket team will include: Sq.

Ld. G. Gordon. A.A.A.F. Little, Delcker.

Schofleld, Gawlhorp, Brown. Holmes, Davies, Williams, Hobby, Hardy and R. Edwards In re serve. Congratulate Naval Forces From Canada I O'Clock Edition Service. LONDON, 12.

CP) Th Admiralty today sent a message of congratulations to a naval force, including personnel from the Royal Canadian Volunteer Naval Reserve, which took part in an English Channel engagement Sept. 8 in which two large enemy supply ships were torpedoed. The mesage said: fTheir lordships congratulate all concerned on the succesful ac tion acainst enemv shlrDins oft the French coast." Personnel of the British force was made up of members of the Royal Navy, the Royal Naval Reserve, the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve and Norwegians. It was- not detected by the enemy convoy until it had torpedoed the first ship, a vessel of 3,500 tons. It torpedoed the second ship while engaged with th, escort "Please don't handle the merchandise:" by McFaatten I -JJ SHRIMP I sa lit lafsaa)SaaB StJ'wejaaBai 9-12.

No Passports For Hockey Players: r-s O'clock Edltlaa Service. WINNIPEQ. Sept 12. (CP) The Manitoba divisional board under the National War Services Act today refused authority; for pass ports to six Manitoba hockey players desiring to play next sea son in the United States. Two of the players, Eddie Brune and BUI Reay, were with Omaha Knights in the American Association last year.

The others, Bob Whitelaw, Sammy Lavitt, Hugh Miller and Johnny Aron dus, said they expected to receive trials with United States teams. Mr. Justice J. E. Adamson, board chairman, told the athletes Canada Is calling for men and that they are the sort of young men who would, make good soldiers.

Charles E. Babbitt. Manitoba representative of Detroit Red Wings of the National Hockey League, appeared on behalf of the applicants. He said refusal of the board to grant passport authority, lf followed by divisional boards throughout Canada, might upset the, whole set-up of organized nocKey in the United States. Under the act.

Canadian men of military age may obtain passports to visit United States only on authority of the divisional board. Omaha Knights are a farm club of Detroit Red Wings. Board Within Powers. Officials of the National Wat Services said today that action of the Manitoba divisional board in refusing authority for passports to six Manitoba hockey players desiring to play next season in the United States, was taken on complete authority of the Manitoba board. "The Manitoba board's action has not been brought to our attention previously but It may be assumed the board is acting quite within its powers In taking this said a spokesman.

Profit-Taking In Wheat Futures WINNIPEG. Sept. 12. (CP) Profit-taking and increased hedging sales followed late weakness on the Chicago market to push wheat futures on Winnipeg Grain Exchange down today after prices opened cent higher. Final quotations were unchanged, October wheat at 73 cents, December 75i and May Quotations.

Wheat-Open High, Low Clo, Oct '(4( 737, 73(, Dec. 78(, 7J, 731, May 8OC4 804 79, 79, Oats Oct 50 "80 Dec 48 48', 47 (, 474, May 47', 471, 46', 48, barley Oct. 80 fil, 59'i Dec 80', 58, M', Mav 80 80 58', Flax Oct 1.59 1.80',, 157'j 1.80', Dec 1.87 1.90', 1.88, 1.60', May 139 l.l'i 159 1.81', Bye Oct -85 83, 83'i Dec 88 68 63', 63', May 67', 67'. 85 85', Cash Prices. Bssi, In itorai Fort William and Port Arthur.

1 Wheat 1 hard and 1 nor No. 8 No. 3 No. 4 674,: 8, No. 6.

84U; feed. No. 1 68'b; No. 3 Garnet, No. 3 Garnet, No.

1 Durum, 73'(a. Oats: No. 2 C.W.. ex. 3 C.W..

31: No. 3 C.W.. ex. 1 feed. No.

1 feed, 45: No. 2 feed, No. 3 feed. 424 Barley Maltinf nades: 6-row Noa. 1 and i C.W., 2-row No.

1 and 1 C.W.. 63; 6-row No. 3 C.W., 67i Others: No. 1 feed. No.

i feed. No. 3 feed, 334,. Flax No. 1 C.W..

l.BOt,: No. 2 C. 1.56'i; No. 1.40!,; No. 4 W.

1.35',. Rye No. 2 C.W, Chicago Prices Off. CHICAGO. Sept.

12. 4" After an early advance that carried (rain prices to new peaks for the past several years, the rise In farm commodity market ouotatlons was halted today by heavy proflt-taklnf Prtces slump CO oeiow yesieraay a cioains levcia. Wheat fell more than a sent, below yesterday's close and almost three cents irom cany nigns at one siaga and closed -44-1, lower than yesterday. Sept. 1.18.

Dec. 1.23-1.22T,. Corn fin ished down. Sept. 79,, Dec.

oats unchanged to 4, off: soy bean, Hj-3', lower and rye down. At one stage soy beans showed a loss ol as much C44 cents for early highs. Fill Local Posts In Salvation Army i Appointments to two Salvation Army posts in Ottawa were nr-nounred by Brigadier Charles Sparks. Adj. W.

Hawkes. of Charlotletown. P.E.I.. takes charge of the Slater street citadel, vacated some time ago by Adj. Calvert, who was transferred to London.

The Salvation Army-service centre at Lansdowne Park is being placed under supervision of Major Charles and Mrs. Robinson of the Outremont, Major Robinson succeeding Charles Godden, now overseas with the Canadian Army. 1 One Yankee Star I Out of Game 3 O'clock Edition Service. NEW YORK, Sept. 12.

(P) Charlie Keller, star Yankee left fielder, was found today to have suffered a hip fracture of the right ankle and probably will not be able to play a sain this season. The ankle was placed in a cast. Dr. Emmelt Walsh, club physician, said there wasn't a chance that Keller would be able to play in series. The loss the world would de- prive the American League champions of Ont of their, most dangerous hitters for the big series with Brooklyn Dodgers or St.

Louis i Keller was Injured sliding Into second base! in yesterday' game at the Yankee stadium with Detroit. Nazi Diatribe On Roosevelt Six Pages Long S. O't'litrk Kduiun IlfcltUN. Sept. Today's German polemic against President Roosevelt's.

no-trepaaa speech was six pages long. It was read by youthful spokesman In an oratorical tone of voice. The spokesman first explained the statement as a comment, not a declaration of the' Retch's Government-He was asked for a copy of the text, "Read It In the German papers he replied. German Losses Unprecedented Reports Moscow MOSCOW, Sept 12. (B.U.P.) S.

A. Lozovsky, Soviet press spokesman, said tonight that Ger many is suffering losses "as never before in the battle for Lenin grad in an attempt 16 win a speedy decision, "which is 1 Lozovsky made his statement when asked whether Leningrad has been surrounded as has been claimed by Berlin. "It Is part of German policy he said, "to exaggerate their suc cesses. An unprecedentedly se vere large-scale battle Is going on. "Germany cannot withstand this battle long.

The Germans are aiming at a speedy decision, which is Impossible. "One thing is certain. No mat ter how hard the battle, none of us in the Soviet Government or in Leningrad has the slightest doubt that the Germans will never set their bloody paws on our Race Results THORNCLIFFE RESULTS. First race, purse $700, claiming. 3-year-olds, 6 furlongs Lady Wales; 108 (Cowley), 19.50, 6.15, 4.40.

Sunny Plume, 115 (Aimers), 3.40. 2.75. Phalamaid, 108 (Pa-laez), 4.75. Time 1.14 1-5. Boll Glade, Chic Mary, Grandmother, Bopenko, Haytip, Samoan Queen, Maitland Miss.

Hasty Million, Getwell also ran. Second race, purse $700, claim ing, 3-year-olds and up, maidens, foaled in Canada, 6 furlongs. Cave Mark, 108 (Holyday), 9.85, 4.80. 2.60; Mary's Lullaby, 10'7 (Barber), 7.75, 3.00; Sally Portia, 113 (Birley), 2.45. Time 1.15 2-5.

Balquehollie, Flying Tulach, Patrolman, Bospatch, Rosemore, Floor Show, Telabaur, Fugacious also ran. I The Daily Double, Lady Wales and Cave Mark, paid $91,15. Third race, $700, claiming, i2- year-olds, six furlongs aBosun- ette, 110 (Aimers) 40.15. 10.75, 4.50; Frisinan, 107 (Birley) 4.70, 3.05; Jnfra Red, 110 (Cowley) 2.60. Time 1.16.

Infinite Maid. aLas- car. Oyster Bar, Wee Car, Lady Sham, xltsaA. a-E. B.

Ayan Fourth race, $700, claiming. 3- year-olds and up, mile and a six teenth Goggles, 110 (Black), 6.00, 3.95, 2.75. Teddy Haslam, 118 (Johnstone), 4.20, 3.00. Model 102 (Mattioli), 3.50. Time 1.48 3-5.

Bunetta, Foliage, Spicy, Ebony Parasol, Orange Liz. Ensign Mary also ran. AQUEDUCT RESULTS. First race, purse $1,500, claim ing, 2-year-olds, maidens, 6 furlongs Jug 116 (C. Bierman).

3.70, 2.80, 2.70; Nebraska 112 (R. Don-oso). 8.60,' 5.80; Fire Warden 119 (J. Westrope), 4.10. Time 1.12 4-5.

Bohemond, Dinscn, York River, Gatineau, Castleridge, Marval, also ran. Second race, purse $1,500, claiming, 3ryear-dlds and upward, maidens, 7 furlongs. Roman Descent, 109 (W. Eads), 16.30, 8.50, 5.30; Alca-Cal, 109 (A. Gray), 6.30, 4.20;- Cove Spring, 109 (A.

Sschmldl), 3.20. Time 1.26 3-5. 4 Meadow Court, Post Commander, Crown Gem, Cagot, Wabaunsee, Swamp Fire, Marino, High Luck, fKnlght'B Duchess, Aethelqueen. fNew Life also ran. fFirld.

Third race, purse $2,000, allow-j ances, J-year-oias ana upward. 0 furlongs Yarrow Maid. 112 (A. 10.60, 4.80, 3.00 Equator, 115 (C. Bierman), 3.40, 2.50.

Spare the Rod, 115 (R. Donoso). 2.60. Time 1.12 4-5. High Command, Time Counts, New City also ran.

Fourth race, purse claiming. 3-year-olds and upward, six furlongs a-Aboyne, 111 (B. James). $8.20, $3, Old Rose-hush. 116 (N.

Coule). $2.70. Dh-a-Kay-Diane. 108- (A. Robertson), Dh-Cacodemon.

118 (N. $2.60. Time. 1.12. Scotch Trap, Wise Niece, Early Delivery also ran'.

a G. Raft-B. W. Hulsman entry. FIVE TO DIE.

VICHY, France. Sept 12 Five officers were, sentenced to death and two non-commissioned oflicer to l.lfe imprisonment today as state police and courts cam-- paigncd against acts against the regime. The seven men were sentenced by the Slermont Ferrand Military, Court for alleged relations with foreign powers. 500 Missing In Turk 'Quake 5 O'Clock EdlUon Service. ISTANBUL, Sept.

12. (B.U.Pt An estimated 500 persons were reported missing and believed buried in wreckage today after an earthquake which struck the town of Van. in extreme southeast Turkey, yesterday morning. A second shock hit the area during the afternoon and was reported have caused 'further casualties and damage as yet un-estimated. Van has a population of about 40,000, and is the capital of the Turkish Province of Van, an Armenian area.

Murray Giving Up CBC for War Post? MOlVTRFAr. Kh 19 CRT! The French jnorninf newspaper- newspage story that Major Gladstone Murray, rfenetal manager of the Canadian Broadcastine Cor poration, soon would be named liaison officer between the RJLF. and R.C.AJ". Says Murray Returning. LONDON.

SeDt. 12 iR.ITP A Montreal desDatch that Gladstone Murray was- resigning as general manager of the Cana dian Broadcasting Corporation to Decome an Air Force officer, today was described by Murray's secretary as "comDletelv un Murray, who has been in Lon don for. several weeks, will be returning in fanaH, WHIIIII short time, it was said. 1 Officials of the Denartment War Services at Ottawa said the knew nothing of any intention on Murray's Dart to leave the rnr At present, they said, he was in tngiand where he had been delayed in leavinsr bv inability tn se cure accommodation on a Canadian-bound bomber. Race Entries AQUEDUCT ENTRIES.

Flraf nun. ,4 vwi i ri 1 iiii i i in, ol War 146. aSamuel 130. Gala Quest ljo L'Odeon MH. Placement 131, aBem's Buddy 132.

Shosun 13S. a mr, t. uranam uu and 3 Bosley entry. SwftnH nr. nn.

cm 11 2-year-olds. 8 furlongs Sense 118. Bel- V. ivf. mpstcKie us.

Draeh 118, Cortege 119. First fiddle Third rssr. nnru ttl ajui wtihts, midns, 3-year-olds and upward, 1 1-16 miJfX Romanic iu lent tale 1(0, Bladen 120. xRocktown log' nasie 113. xuiueberry Fie a J.

S. Summers anil xf entry. Fourth race, purse 81.500. aUowaoces. IUX 'urlongs Son O'Hal Scout fas, lia.

Hackle 118, Airy Goer 116, Hard Blait 1111. Salto 118, highbrow. 119 Fifth race, purse H0.0O0. added handicap, 2-year-olds. 8', Apache 114.

Put In 114. Requestea 118 Louisville II llo. Syl's Jimmy 114. Sea-manlike 114. Anticlimax 110; Dogpatch 114.

Anytime 118. Narmeduke'llO. Contradiction 118. Tirst Fiddle 114. Sixth race, purse 813.000 added.

Beldame handicap. 3-year-olds and up-rp. 1', mile Damaged Goods no. Dark 111 ifw n. 1.

1 191, 107. Halcyon Days 88. Mon-1 II, in, iw. -1 marion lie. aUp The Hill 109, almperatrice 118., RoMtOwn 12S.

Devil a Girl 88. Jeanne Arc 102. Shine O' Night 114. Fairy Chant 123. Sllveatra 107.

aMarshall Field and W. H. La Boy-teaux entry. Seventh race, purse 82.000 added, handicap, class 3-year-olds and upwards, 7 furlongs aALaking J12. Plir Stimady 110.

Lovely Night 122 aThlrd Covey 112. Mlnee-Mo flO. Golden Voyage 120. Whita Mask 106 Deimos 102. aH.

P. Headley entry. Eighth race, purse 82.000. claimina. J.v.iri H.

xbeile Amour 101, Laatokka 103. i-iuiiptiun m. noa in ji7. xLKncro 104 xClty T-alk 114. xGen.

107. aSun Mica 118, xSeven Hill 102. Grebe 117 aC. S. Bromley entrv.

Weather, clear; track. faf HAVRE DF. GRACE 'ENTRIES. First race, purse 81.000. claiming, i-year-nlds and upward.

1 1-8 mile, blr Broadside 108. xPirete Ship 104 Easter Holiday 109. Lauerman lis xDreumaker 101. Joe 108. Mack', Hope 100.

Pal 118, star Chance 112, Howard 109. Conqueror III 109 Rom Anita 103. xTwo Play 110. Guerrilla 112. Exhort 112.

Streamer 109. Second race, purse 81.000. maidens special weights. 6 furlong, Grade, 118. Pull Over 118.

Mischief Afoot 118. Mart d'Espnt US. Ren- 118- aPinch Hit-ter 118. brine and Dandy 118. "l.v'ng Reigh 118, bBlas-lauder 118, Macks Gem lis.

Barbara Childa US, Girlie Star 118. aHale Aloha US. America Fore 118. a Dlxlana Stable aind Mlaa Marv Flaher entry; H. Z.

Isaacs and C. F. Rockley entry. Third race, purse 81.000. claiming, 3-year-old, and upward.

6 furlong, Mr Bolo 112. Gino Beau 114. Woodvale Zoatera 118. axClingdendaal 111. Blustering 109.

aCathode UiJ. xpei- IVaV04' Croissit 110, Dull 119. a H. G. Bedwell and Blnng entrv Fourth face, purse S.1.200, claiming 3-year-olds and up.

mle and 70 Heathetou-n 104, Pentng Cloud 112. Irish Moon 108, Aureole 107. Toddle On Fifth race, purse 82,500, handicap. 3-year-olds and up. (urlonc, Canroll 112, Cape Cod 113, Stolen Trvat 1M Skm Deep 114.

aTrols Pistoles 107. Madlfama 120. Saa, Lady 109. Abrasion 118, Robespierre 112. aClyde Tolaon 120.

Here Goes 107. aE. K. Bryson Sixth race, purse glo.000 added. Eastern Shore Handicap, 2-vear-olds, six -furlongs aRencourt 108, Colchia 117.

Air Current 08, Ben Shaba 112. Anonymous 102. Sir War 108. Equluet Baby Dumpling 112. Ponv Ballet 111.

Alsab 126. Sweep Swinger 112. Joe Rav US. Flaught 108. a Elder 109.

aChrlatiana stable entry. Seventh race, purse 81.900. claiming, 3-year-oMs and lip. six furlongs Bill Earnsworth lis. Sobriquet 111, Fsncat 117.

Red Wrack 115. Navy US, Happy Lark 116. Glorious Time Ranger II 113. Jay Jay US. Armv Song 111.

Vi.hik ni. i Am -t -1 3-vear-old and upward, 1', miles XDounain, Lmim iui, nir ne, HA Sunny Rose 109. Crlus 118. Cartel 109. Mis, Selection 108.

Glrgle Lee 109. i innn 1 1 nmr im, v.aii.iji:, 1 -1 Good Conduct 112. Cisneroa r.naa it, nv it'. jnua die 107. William V.

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