The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 6

0 JKt OTTAWA JOTOtfAL. FRIDAY, DECEMBEB St. UK Rugby I Bulletins Post Office Holds Christmas Party Police Seek" Man Who Left 5 Horses, Tn ClarifA Airlmnr 'Dock After the close of business on Tuesday afternoon a delightful Christmas party was held by the Administration Branch. Post n. Ottawa Electric Oils feature Of Toronto Trade Office Department, at the Lange- at Montreal a vin.

Block. The party was honored with the presence of W. J. Turn-bull, Deputy Postmaster General, who spoke a few1 words of greeting. With him was George LONDON.

Dec. 20. (Reuters) Results of rugby matches played in the United Kingdom yesterday: Barrow, Workington Town, 5. Batley. Leeds, 13.

Bradford Northern, (19; Bramley. 12. Huddeisfield. 43; Halifax. 3.

Hull Kingston Rovers, Hull, Hulislet, 3: Keighley, 8. Liverpool Stanley, Dews-bury, 7. Oldham, 12: Swinton, 6. Rochdale Hornets, Bellevue Rangers. 12.

St. Helen's. 22; Leigh. 3. Wakefield Trinity, 13; Castle-ford, 4.

Warrington. 15; Widnes, 4. Wigan. 55; Salford, 10. Feathcrstone Rovers, Dec 28, CP) Selected favorite moved ahead IU JIUI IO Ul Aylmer and Quebec Provincial Police are searching for the man who was in charge of five race horses found Wednesdsy by Aylmer Humane Society official wandering along the Aylmer Road near the town.

Police Chief Emile Cote of Aylmer told The Journal the identity of the owner of the horses was not known for certain but that charges of cruelty and neglect would be laid as soon aa the man was found. One of the five horses was shot yesterday on the orders of Dr. W. Spearman, Ottawa veterinary, who was called to the scene by Mr. Stephen Greenlee, secre- in active trading on the Toronto John A.

Burn. DUNNVILLE, Deci 2. CPl John A. Burns, 69, chairmsn of the Monarch Knitting Company, and associated with that firm since 1903. died here today after a brief illness.

His widow, the former Janet Munro of Pembroke, survives. Frederick Batty. WINNIPEG, Dec. 26. (CP) Frederick Batty, 77, publisher of the Wawansae Independent for many years and at one time associated with the Winnipeg Free Press, died here yester-day.

He was a native of Leicester, England, and came to Canada in 1905. Retiring at Hong Kong. 26. David Drummond, oriental manager of the Canadian Pacific at Hong Kong since 1934 and with the Company for 48 years, will retire on pension at the end of this it was announced today by Captain R. W.

McMurray, Managing Director of Canadian C. Avery, chief executive officer. E. J. Underwood, director of administration, congratulated the committee on its excellent arrangements, and attractive Christmas decorations.

Joseph St. Amand was chair-Brian, and at the opening proceedings mentioned that it was the Stock Exchange today but the majority of listing were inactivt in a moderately quiet Boxing Day market. In the industrial oils featured while base metal were in the lead for the mining Dec, 28. There wat little evidence of any definite trading! direction on Stock Exchange and Curb Msrket todsy. In extremely light dealings, pluses predominated amongst 'utilities, while other groups were about unchanged.

Mines were mixed In quiet trading. Ottawa Electric wat Ta better. Eldona featured in mines by advancing 12c. Montreal Stock Close stock and western oils ex? first time that sll divisions now i tended the upward trend established some time ago. Volume comprising the branch had united 6 was about 800,000 shares.

Hsry to the Aylmer Humsne Soci Judge J. LTilley, Former Premier Of NBF Dies. SAINT JOHN, NB, Dec. 26. CW Judge Leonard Percy De-Wolfe 77, Conservative Premier of New Brunswick from 1033 to 1S3S, and son of Sir Samuel Leonard Tllley, Fattier of Confederation who (u.getted "Dominion" a the constitutional designation of Canada, died here, today.

Judge Tilley suffered heart attack st his nearby Rothesay home last night and wag taken to hospital here where he died today. He had been 111 for several days. Judge Tilley assumed the Conservative, lesdership from Hon. C. D.

Richard when he went to the Bench In 1933. But the Tilley Government was detested st the polls in 1935 by the Liberal forces of Hon: A. Allison Dyssrt. Mr. Dyssrt was subsequently succeeded by the present New Brunswick Libersl'chlef, Premier John B.

McNsir. Judge Tilley' father had been both Premier and Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick. The judge assumed the Premiership after 20 years' experience in politics. Named Minister of Lands and Mines In the Richards Government! formed in 1931, he retained this portfolio at the time of hi succession to the leadership after Mr. Richard resigned to take place in the Supreme Court bench of New Brunswick: Judge Tilley had previously served a president of the executive Council in Hon.

J. B. M. Baxter's administration from 1925 to 1931. Born at Ottawa.

May 21, 1870, Judge Tilley lived in the political atmosphere of both Dominion and Provincial capitals during his boyhood. He finished his edu Toronto Stocks Close for a Christmas program. Results of rugby matches in the J. E. Belanger acted as master United Kingdom today: of ceremonies and a program of i RUGBY LEAGUE, dances games and' Be Vue Ranger, 5 Rochdale songs followed.

Miss A. Traversy ety. Mrs. Greenlees said two of the horses were wandering along the Avlrner Road and three other Aboard Flying Fort Down in Labrador V.KSTOVER FIELD. Mass Dec 26 The Air Transport Command announced today that one of two passengers aboard a Hying Fortress forced down Wednesday in Labrador it J.

B. Cleghorn. a Canadian. Authorities here said they believed Cleghorn is attached to Baffin Bay weather station. The ether passenger was identified onl as R.

H. Tyler. Snowstorm Hits Wall Street Trade NEW YORK. Dec. 26.

tVattered' stocks made headway In today i market although losing tendencies ru led throughout and stealing, fr among the slowest Cf 'he month. The ticker tape- frequently loafed from the start The first hour's turnover of 1 30.000 shares was a low for that period of a full session since- Sept. 21. Declines of fractions to a point or more wert ti-ell in the majority near the close. Volume ran to around fcYW 000 hare.

By Ths Canadian Frnl. Close Bradford Northern Pacific Steamships. Succeedlnrfwere found In an empty barn. and Charles Webster won the door Bramley 0 prizes: T. H.

G. Kenyon the I 13 him will be David Charleton Mil- guessing coniesi. ana miss iv High 30 7 IS 13 53 111 35 Slock Atmibi do. pf. A anew A.

Con Alger Algoma Aluminum Am. Larder. C'astleford 13. Feathcrstone ler, who has been in the Eastern service since 1920. Fsr i Trudcl and R.

Gosselln the spot The horse that wa shot was found" lying in the roadwsy where it had collapsed. T. P. Gorman, president of the Connaught Park Racing Club Sales 100 100 1000 ISO aooo ISO 10 tsoo 173O0 100 IOO 1 sooe 13500 1000 loo I 77 Anglo Cdn. Bill Marchington An.

Huron 10 said some horses brought here 7 Argus in August lor the races bad been Low 17 30 7 IS II 53 111 34 1 80 10 3(1', 18 10 13 II 27 II 43 31 17 4 23 1 3 3 0 sold. said she understood the horses were to be sold to a fox farm as feed for the animals Dies at Port Dover TORONTO. Dec. 26. (CP) William (Bill) Marchington.

former Ottawa correspondent of the Toronto Globe and Mail, died to 3 17 10 13 11 -37 12 42 32 I 85 23 1 3 38 0 ArmUUce Ashley Astoria Atlas Steel Auhellr Bank Mont Baje Metals Bear Kxplor. Beaultau Ball Tel. Rev court Bidond Brazilian BC Forest Broulan Buff Add Close 17 20 S3 SO 38 33 188 18 4 30 IS 13 33 13 18 81 33 12 13 12 as 14 33 33 IS 11 18 13 17 18 104 100 30 7 13 14 12 33 80 14', 12 181 IS 17 37 day at his home at Port Dov Oakes Mansion Donated fa Canada 17 ao 7 J5 13 33 3 IS 34 1 77 10 7 37 17 10 13 II 43 31 18 S2 33 18 3 38 SO 3 35 4.10 5 3. SO 32 33 18 2 14 1 33 1.45 3 43 3.00 4 337 11 7 104 S7 on Lake Erie. Aged 58, dance event.

A buffet supper was served in an adjoining room which had been beautifully decorated. Besides the officials already mentioned, divisional heads present included: W. D. Admason, public relations; F. E.

Jolliffe, staff relations; B. J. Farrcli, train-. Ing and welfare; George A. Boyle, domestic mails; H.

N. Pearl, International mails, and N. H. Mac-Donald, inquiries and investigations. The committee in charge of the program included Joseph St.

Amand, chairman; the Misses Eleanor Dunne, G. Guertin, K. Mullins, S. Vincent, Dorothy McCarthy and Messrs. J.

Belanger, Robert Drysdale and Albert E. Cayer was at the. piano, accompanied by S. Carriere and M. S.

Krlger. 1 Exports lo Britain Increased by 27 pc. 3 35 3 35 Buff. Ank tired three Vears ago because of ill-health. A native of England, he came al Sj Kdm.

4.10 3 0 Calllnsn 3 raiment 59 55 Campbell 2 80 a 70 Boardrooms, were virtually deserted as one, of heaviest noiorriu in several Winters hit the eiv WALL STREET CLOSE 2000 i IS.VK) 14 I5O0 1100 5S0 200 lono son 2tm aoo sooo BS00 noo 120 190 143 1680 1S 200 1100 3700 AOO toono 100 10O0 2so 2IS 7500 100 Bank Comm. 22 27 'i Press. Low 17 20 S3 SO 38 33 188 18 3 30', I 13 13 18 81 33 12 13 12 at 14 St 1 37 32 1 11 18 13 17 18'. 104 100 30 47 14 14 12 33 80 13 13 181 IB 17 11 37 33 4 as 18 40 14 88 131 31 47 14 18 7 77 -j 8 'as 37 33 33 27 34 2.1 33 Cdn. Brew Sales Stock High 210 Abltlbi 17 ass BO' 1 SO pf 20 4S Kal go ma 53 100 do war 80 40 Asbestos 2 IS Bathurst 22 S3 Ball 18 853 Brail! 18 S10 BC Forest 4 110 Bid.

30 350 Buloln 18 I 33 Can SS 13 700 Can Brew 23 320 Can Car 13 175 do A 18 23 Celsnese 81 23 do tl pf 23 10 Converts 13 85 Alcohol A 13 100 do 12 75 Csn Loco at 805 CPR 14 70S Smell 83 23 Seagram 1S 13S Dom Found 37 30 Class pf 32 127 8 A 1 407 Dom rex II 30 Electrolus IS 23 Enam 13 tl Fam Play 17 10 Waraa 18', 10 do pf 104 I Holt Ren pf 100 20 How Smith. 30 33 do pf 47 3521 Imp Oil 15 50 Imp Tob 14 23 Inl Bronx 12 140 Nickel 33 227 Int Paper 80, 1370 Int Pate 24 35 Int Utll 12 Lake Wds pt 181 Lane 1 .10 Massav 17 200 McColl 11 35 Molsons 37 33 SU Car 33 130 Noranda 48 10 Ott glee a 35Ott Pow 18 SS Pow Riv 40 I0S0 Pow Corp 14 50 Price SS IS St Pap pf 131 100 Shwngn ai do pf 47 78 Sicks Br Vt 14 18 Pow. 18 100 Stan ChAn. 7 Steel 77 10 Un Steal 8- 300 Walker 24V Wee ton 87 2370 Wpf 33 Banks. 4S Commerce 33 Montreal 37 I4S Royal 34 cation at the University of New Saeplled ay Ttmi Ui 88 1 25 1 43 2 45 I' S3 I 23 1 45 3 45 St VIrRiaaaa.

Open Close 35'. 2.1 21 Brunswick st Tredericton and Dalhousle University, Halifax, where he wa a classmate of the 41 7 Cdn. Car A Cdn Mat. Castle Troth Cent. Pat Cenl.

Por Cham. Res. Cheskirk i Chest rrvillc Citralam Cochenour Cockshutt Cotomac Coniaurum Beat tie Rovers 11. Dewsbury 17, Batfey 3. Halifax 7.

Huddersllcld IR. Hull 24, Keighlcy 2. Hunslct 10. Barrow 0. Leeds 31, Wakefield Trinity 0.

Leigh 0, Warrington 29. Salford 9, Oldham 0.: St. Helen 13, Wigan Widne 11, Liverpool Stanley 5. Workington Town-Swlndon, postponed. i Australian Tour.

tendon Counties 14. Austra-? lians 8. Club Matches. -Blatkheath 20. Racing Club de France 22.

Rosslyn Park 14. Public School 4. Barnstaple 21. Bridgend 0. Bath- 9.

Old Blues 8. Bedford 0, Old Paulines 9. Bristol 8, Pontypool 3. Cardiff 20, Wasps 4. CheltenhsSn 3.

New Bridge 8. Coventry 11. Waterloo 11. Devonport Services' 9, Plymouth Albion 13. Exeter 6, Cross Keys 0.

Gloucester 51. Old Merchant Taylors 3. Leicester 10. Barbarians 15. Llannelly 5, London Welsh 0.

Manchester 20, Headingly 43. Moscley 19, Public School 9. Neath 9, Atirravon 6. Newport II, Watsonlan 6. Northampton 16, Birmingham 3.

Nuneaton 9. Rugby 3. Reruth 8, Camborne 3f Stroud 35, Crumlin 3. Swansea 9, Universities Athletic Union 3. Torquay Athletic 29.

Bristol University 3. Old Craneleighans-Sales. postponed. Soccer Results a oo oo 4 4 3 40 3 33 11 11 7-1 I 03 -7 3 aii. 4l, 77', ai 31'.

150', 42'. 3. t's It's 3 103'i 133 Homestead 17 Smelters S3 Con west L1 5 Daragon 23 Davies Pat IB 77 21 31 Ml'. ISO'. 42'.

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1 NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. Dec 26. (CP) The mansion built here by the late Sir Harry Oakes has been donated to the Federal Government by Lady Oakes. widow of the Canadian mining millionaire bludgeoned to death in the Bahamas a few years sgo. The 21 4 acres of land on which stately Oakes Hall stands forma part of the gift 1 Announcement of the donation followed conversations between Prime Minister Mackenzie King and Lady Oakes and it was learn-' ed that an order-in-council has been passed authorize acceptance of the gift of the estate.

The present staff at the mansion I being maintained and placed on the Federal Government payroll. Chicago Grain Prices Show Rally CHICACO. Dee 8. -1 TJqui-datlon tn wheat dried up around midday la the. aeaalon e( the B)oard Tradt today aad prtcea prompUy rallied.

The strength In wheat axled ether grains, although corn continued to hold below the preceding cloee. Some buying of wheat was attributed ta southwestern milling Interests, but this was considered a minor factor In the rally. Brokers said Una strength mainly was a result af at i MONTREAL. Dec. 2.

4CP) i Canadian trade with Britain and i other Empire countries In 1947 showed a' substantial Increase over i4fl. especially In. the t-aseJ of Canadian exports, En K. Tol-hursl. chairman of the British Trade Association said in his sn- nual report.

4 2d It's 40 Ji 131. 31 47 14 18 T7 38 37 aa 32 37 34 late Viscount Bennett. In fact it wa Judge Tilley who was chosen to present the name of Canada's future Prime Minister at the National Conservative Convention lit 1927 In Winnipeg where Mr. Bennett became party leader. After hi graduation.

Judge Tilley began a legal career and in 1914 wa appointed' a. King's Counsel. During World War II he headed several committee on relief. In 1903 he married Laura Tre-malne of London, and three children- are Mrt. H.

P. Mackenn of Hslifsx. Msrgsret Tremaine at home, and Ssmuel Leonard, a Toronto newspaperman. Tilley retired in June. 1945, air District Judge In Admiralty and as Judge of King and Albert Counties.

Air Reduction Amu Bank Not Amrr Brake fknwr Can Bnwr Locomotive Xmer smiling Mill. Amer Smellers aVmer Tl am) Tel Aiwr Wool to gXnacorMla Copper tu-h Topeka and Idwia Locomotive I KaR and Ohio Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Steel .1, Borden Company IVvrg-Warner Bnm Manufacturing Srm Company Cat and Herla fan Canadian ine Celaneae Corp Cheee and Ohio Chrysler Corp Com Solveata Com and Southern fccmaolioated Edison Continental Caa Continental Motors pram Company Crown 7llerbaeh Crucible Steel ErstlllCT Corp Deere and Company Kiectrie Autolite Kastman Kodak fain, worth Tela General tlectrtc General Mourn Gillette Safety Rasor 31'. 304. 7 II'. 3', 42'.

63 21 2. II i 17 33 37 88 31 17 38 31 30 84 to Canada in 1905, started his newspaper career With the Monetary Times and soon joined the old Toronto Globe. He remained with the Globe, later the Globe and Mail, for the rest of his active newspaper career except for a brief period with the Toronto Star. Before his retirement he wss an editorial writer on the Globe and Mail staff. Mr.

Marchington lived' in Ottawa for a number of years. Heavy Fall of Snow Hits New York NEW YORK. Dec. 26. (BUP) Thousands of office and store workers' quit their jobs at mid-afternoon today and' the tempo of the nation's largest city slowed toward a standstill under a near-record anowstorm that began at 5.30 a.m..

At 2.30 p.m. nine hours later 14.2 inches of snow had fallen. Tension among workers still on the job increased as the steady snowfall approached the record of 16.5 inches on March 12. 1888 during the great three-day billiard of that year and the city's transit system began to falter. Buses bogged down in the deep snow.

In mldafternoon the Board of Transportation announced that the Snow had blocked traffic on the elevated section of the White Plains subway line between 149th Street and 241st Street in the Bronx. 21 31 S3 30 I 7 3 35 70 Delnlte Daniaon Dickenson Dlaoovary Uiv Inl Foundry Steel 8 Dom Stores Dom Tar pf Donald Dulama Duqueane East Croat suiiw i Elder Eldona East Leduc Falcon Fsm Play Fleury pf Ford A Frobiiher Giant ai. -3T. 335 73 8 Montreal Curb Close Imports from the United Kingdom dropped by 13 percent during the-year, while imports from other Empire countries Increased by 17 percent. Canadian exports to Britain increased by 27 percent, during the year under revle'w he said and nearly 39 percent, to other Empire countries.

Much of the merchandise which is being, exported" to the United Kingdom is being handled under the Canada-United Kingdom Loan By The Canadian Press. as 4 40 4 33 17 17 15 13 21 31 3 33 3 20 00 SOO 13 13 70 83 117 1.10 34 34-39 45 43 52 41 7 34 57 33 .57 l42 IH. 31 30 Sales Stack High Low Close Gllll Burnley Defeated In English Soccer IS SUS0 2000 aoo 4000 4000 1500 100 ISOO saoo S40 440O loo soo 3.15 140 14400 3 SO0 4000 2 SOO 340 3700 S4O00 10400 SOO 100 100 1140 1800 125 4500 1SI00 28400 8300 DSO0 3200 300 4000 1700 IOO0 3I0S ISOO 340 too 1705 2 SOO 1500 3000 S547 33S00 115 3843 1300 1000 1500 1500 7800 SOO0 S0O0 35O0 3100 1000 200 SOO 3100 4000 3S00 1023 10300 200 32O0 5000 3000 LONDON. Dec. 16.

(Reuter) .22 Canadians race for the English laaat temporarily ending nt the persistent liquidation coming through commission houses. Trading started in December. ISig deliveries. The December corn contract sold under ta. or around SS rents below the September delivery and 80 cent under May.

rstkrVheaC Cash wheat: None; corn. No. 8 vej-low. a.54; oats. Nel white.

1.31: Held eaed par hundredweight, nomi uooanro Goodyear Tire Greyhound Corp Hudson Bav Mm. Illinoes Central Iniernatioaal Iroa Inter. Harvester i liter Mituna inter irstel Inter Paper Inter Paper pld Inter Tel and Tal Jones and Laughbn Jnhns-Manville Kennecott Corp Li bby-eie-F ord Lockheed Aircraft Con lonr i Ineorp Martin Co Montgomery Ward Kaah Kelvinator National Dairy Product" National Dnrtillera New York Central jeorthweetern Airline LONDON, Dec. 26. (Reuter) Results of football matches played in the United Kingdom today: I ENGLISH LEAGUE.

First Division. Aston Villa 1, Wolverhampton Wanderers 2. Everton 3, Sunderland 0. Manchester City 1, Huddersfield Town 1. Preston Northend 3, Burnley 2.

Second Division. Barnsley 0, Coventry City 1. Bradford 1, Southampton 3. Cardiff City 2, Bury 2. Doncaster Rovers 2, Nottingham Forest 0.

Leeds United 0, Luton Town 2. Sheffield Wednesdsy 5, West Ham United 3. Globe God's I.k Gold Man Cold Hawk Goldvue Gl Paper Guvama Hard Rock Marker Ha nag. Sarcea Hinde Holllnger Horn Oil Hosco Huwsy Hugh Mai Imp Bank. Imp Oil Indian Int Nickel Int Pate InV Ursi Jacknile Jason Jelllooe Joliet Kay rand Kelwren Kirk Gold Kirk Lake Kirk Town Labrador Lake Shore Waaa Larder 3 10 13 35 IS 75 a 0- IS 1 11 3 30 43 3 3 38 15 8 33 14 5 8 13 7's 43 a 34 33 1 74 IS 75 13 0 Requests Officers nal: timothy.

JO-4 00; barley, nominal: soybeans. Wheat closed 1. lower to 1'i kiarhar. May 8S3 com was l's-S'i lower. May 8.48', oau were tower higher.

May 1 and March soybeans ware 1 cent lower at S3. Continued from Page One. At a Christmas Day party in Montreal, nine suffered food poisoning snd six still were in hospital. Two persons who first thought had Buffered hesrt st-tacks were apparently victims of a leak in a gas main near their home In the St. Henri district of Montreal.

The two, Marie-Anne Malette and her brother, Donat, both In their 60's, died a few hour apart early Christmas Eye. Father of Eight Killed. Windsor, reported three 's 34 av, is'. 4S' 53 44. 1 v.

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ao 33 4S ta ran Americas Airways Pennsylvania JUy. pnllco Corp Tresed Steel Stay Aboard Ships Labor Minister Mitchell celled on deck, radio and engineer officers of deep-sea ships to 31 Atlas 13 13 12 900 BA Oil 22 33 33 400 Brawn Co. 8 ft 4 8 3S do. pf. 109 10S 10 10 Can Malt 38 32 S3 ICS Pwr pf.

10S 85 108 lot IS SO Cdn Ind 23 3.1 38 100 Lumb. 3 -34 8 as Chatco 13 13 18 8 Neon 30 30 30 do. pf. SS 58 SS "SOI Cons Pap 330 Cub Aire ..85 85 85 78 Dom Wool 13 13 13 10 Donn 33 33 33 80 Fairchild 3. 3 3 ISO Ford A 31 31 31 30 For Pow Sac 3S 23 38 125 Lewneys-.

13 13 13 IS Maple Leaf 13 13 13 308 Minn Oat 33 33 33 Mtl Ref 31 31 21 do. 1st pf. 2 24 St aoo Oranse Cr 10 10 10 ,22 gu tel A 10 10 10 100 Rand I 8 170 Southmt -J 3 sg rlnes. 22 11 33 30 30 30 3500 Cna Can Cast 33 32 33 3000 Cortex so Dome ai aoi ai tOO East Bull. 3.35 3.35 3.2S 3300 Eldona 94 4 1SO0 Formaque 17 17' 500 Gods Lk.

I 10 I 10 1.10 SOO Goldvue 35 2 -38 4500 JM Cons a 3 3 SO Lk Shore 13 18 aooo Unf side a 7 7 1100 Lou vieourt. 1 44 144 144 S700- MacdosMld I SS I SS 13 300 Nechi ..1.15 1.19 1.15 S1O0 Que. 81 SO 80 1000 Rochstte .14 14,14 33O0 Santiago 14 13 14 100 Sherrltt 3.13 3.18 3 18 1000 811 Mill 48 48 48 8000 Siseoe 45 44 44 1100 Stadacona 70 70 70 350 Sulliv 1.95 1.95 500 Vlnray 8 8 8 Oils. 3800 An Can 1.80 1.80 1.80 4500 Cons Homast 18 18 18 30S Caspe 183 113 183 2350 Home 3 25 3 00 3.25 S00 Omnitr 13 10 13 Approximate sales: Industrials 30.. 17 3 1.18 33 17.

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Also unchanged waa the pound aterling at $4-03 k. 36 4 13 33 40 47 13' lt 55 II av ai 14 13 IT. 33', 10 33 3S 31 13 27 3 1 17 17 3 2 7 21 3 AS 34 33 3 45 7 1 13 30 33 45 11 1 warn THeturaa i West Bromwich Albion 0, New-i ensile United 1. Third Division (Southern). laiaimes.

Henry toward Byrne. Bristol Rover 0. Torquy.Unit-51-year-old father of eight chil- ed 2. dren, died Chriatma Eve after Exeter City 3, Bristol City 1. being struck by a truck.

Horace j. 6, Leyton Orient 0. WlnAetd. 80. and James Kent, 70.

Southend United 0, Bourne- continue manning their vessel while negotiations for new contracts proceed with the operators. His appeal Wednesday to three unions on the Pacific Coast came aa five vessela were tied up in British Columbia ports after a "no contract, no work" decision by the officers and while some ships in Halifax were crippled by resignations of officers. 1 a. fc Jtk Gt)mi2Sm ltd is. AC 1 33 73 34 13 8 13 IS 11 soo 39 -3 3 38 13 33 13 SO IS 7 40 34 33 1.70 IS 8 73 13 80 4 7S 54 1 13 1 43 183 13 1.30 7 3.20 7 17 85 30 3 33 33 2 IS 88 34 3 7 40 31 1 SS 10 34 223 93 f8 10 10 1 10 83 1 35 17', 13 3 35 3.30 is 34 died Christmas Day after being mouth and Boscombe Athletic 2 7 4 7S 80 1 S3 1 43 1 5 13 1 SO 7 3 30 7 17 85 32 3 33 33 3 13 Swindon Town 3, Norwich City atemtfurton Rand Republic Steel Cpn.

Sears-Roebuck Serves Incorporated Sinclair Cnl Corp Socorry ac Southern Railways Co. Standard Brands Standard Oil of NJ Studeoaker New Standard Oil of Cat i Texea Cull and Sulphur I'nKM But and Paper Vnion Aircraft I'rutatd Corp S. Rubber Co Pi. Steel Corp Vanadium Corp Brother Weat Flee White Motor Co Vooiwocth Tors. Corp S'ounsstowa Sheet Lebel Leduc Lineman Little LL.

lyouvlcourt Macdnnald Mac la MacLeod MacMlllan Madsen Martin Masaey McKenzia MrMarmac Mid ConU Milton Mylamaque Nat. Pate Neau. TJohn'GrahaRi I The Minister termed "most un -j. OtUwai struck by autos in separate accidents. In Nova Scotia, a fall of two feet or more of snow was indirectly responsible for three deaths.

At Upper Economy, Spurgeon E. Langllle. 81, wa walking along the road near hia home Christmas Eve when he wa struck by a car and fatally hurt. Devlin King, nine, of North Sidney, NS. was crushed to.

death by a snow plow near his home, and at Halifax, C. 100 200 1300 3000 250 1000 2000 10000 11110 3000 SOO -aoo 40O0 400 2O00 200 1500 so 5 SOO 3O0 3000 aono 250 New Bid lam 300; miles 70.800 BONDS SOOS--B 2. Watford 0, Queen's Park Ranger 1. Nott's County 5, Swansea Town 1. Third Division (Northern).

Barrow 2, Halifax Town 1. Hull City 1. Southport 0. Oldham Athletic 0. Crewe Alexandra 0.

Tranmere Rovers 0, Carlisle United 3. Wrexham 2, Mansfield Town 1. York City 2, Chester 0. IRISH LEAGUE. Distillery 2, Glentoran 2.

Belfast Celtics 3, Linfield 0. Coleraine 4, Ballymena United reasonable and arbitrary" the action of three officer unions on the Pacific Coast in voting that no vessel should sail from that coast until a new agreement had been concluded with the shipping companies or some proof of such an agreement was Mr. Mitchell reminded them that negotiation for new agreements have been under way in Montreal for some time under Mr. Justice D. A.

McNiven, industrial disputes inquiry commissioner appointed by the Minister to conciliate the dispute. Montreal Produce MONTREAL. Dec. 25. (Cf) Pro tm miM0i0Nf.

41000 1700 duce prices quoted here todsy were reported by the Dominion Department Agriculture as follows: ESS'2; Free cases. A-large 4S; medium 43. A-nullets 40 41, 40; 3S 30. Packed far expert A-lsrge 48. medium 48; pullets 4.

Receipts 8IS rasas. 2i aoo League's first division leadership tightened when Preston North End svenged its Christmas Dsy defes by Burnley in one of the feature gsmes of today's traditlonsl Boxing Dsy footbsll matches." Thlrd-plsce Preston won 3-2 today to move within five points of leader, Arsensl, whd were Idle The loss kept Burn-, ley three points behind Arsensl, victors for the 14th time In 22 start Holiday crowds who Jammed stadiums throughout the United Kingdom, were favored with mild-weather and there wa bright, unseasonable sunshine In some sections. Blrminghsm City, Second-Division psce-setters, although idle maintained their three-point lead when second-plsce West Brom-wich Albion dropped a 1-0 decision to Newcastle United. In the Third Division's northern section Bsrrow took over the top spot by edging Hslifsx Town 2-1. Three teams, Rotherham United, Lincoln City and Ac-crlngton Stanley; who did not play today, were deadlocked for the No.

1 1 position after the Christmas Day gsmes. Queen's Park Rangers increased their top berth in the Third Division' southern section with lucky 1-0 victory over Wat ford when a Watford player scored on his own goal. Tommy Lawton scored twice to pace Notts County to a 5-1 triumph over second-place Swansea Town lS a replay of a postponed Christmas Day game. eaHofel Fire Continued from Page One. A bus overturned at Beaufort, Christmas Eve.

killing six persons, all Negroes. The accident occurred when a strap-hanging passenger lost his balance and fell against the The driver lost and the vehicle plunged Into a ditch and overturned. Four persons were killed outright and two died later. Thirty-one other passengers were Injured, 13 of them seriously. Two children died In a fire before dawn yesterday at Ocean Park, and their father was booked on suspicion of murder after police learned he' had been drinking Christmas Eve.

The man held was Claude Ax-ley, 32. His wife, Msbel, 30, wss burned seriously attempting to save the children, Claude, 8, and Jimmy, 3. Mrs. Axley told police that her husband had become drunk, quarrelled with her, and locked her out of the house Wednesdsy night) She slept in the gsrsge, she said, and -was awakened by the sound of the flame yesterday morning, She ssld she pounded on the door of' the house. Her husband opened it and aid: "If too late, they're gone." She ran through the flames to her sons' room but they weee tteadv New Calum.

1 00 New Marion SS New 4 Nib Noranda 4A Norbenita 31 NormeUl 170 Norplck 10 Norseman North Star 5 Norzonc 30 O'Brien 2 25 Okalta 110 Omega Omnitrans 13 Or Crush 10 Osisko 1 33 Osulake 70 Pacalta Pac Gold 7 Pee Pate S3 Pamour 1 38 Pen Rev IS Piccadilly 13 Pickle Crow 3 45 Pioneer 3 30 Pore Pen. It Pore Reef 55 Powell Riv. 40 1500. 7000 50 0. as soo Riitter Whnlu.l a lrw1 fraah bWmm Ma mil.

Cliftonville 2, Bangor 3. Ards 2, Glenayon 4. Portadown 1, berry City 1. Current receipts Quebec Ne. 1 pas- Race Results Gt rSTRSAJt PARK.

Plrat race purae S3 500. rlaimin. S-year-old. and upward. 8 furloni foas Barker.

10S 'M Cooki. 44.70. ISM). 1330 Celestial 105 cj Duff' 40 5 SO. (H.

oodhouae. 330 Time 1.13. Arthur Cohall. Tenoa. Memphlan.

Xan-erulla. Kl Oauna. Menelther. Bomb Sujhl and Blue Grey also ran Second race, purae S3 300. claimin.

S-Tear-old. and up. furlongs praymar Bonnie 113 iR WUIiamsi. toe. .40 390.

Tocether. 10S iH sVoodkoueai. 40 4 40; Prlm-eei Nell. 112 iS Yours (20 Time 1.13 3-3. 7anaa Ma.

Relheub Si. Anno Alain. Live Story. Firstbourne. Port Mara, Silver Sweep.

War Wlsa. wall Informed siao xan Daiiv Deakler Fees Barker sad Grarur Reaaie paid SIS4.4. Third race, purae 12.500. maidens, two-year-olds. a lurlon Musician.

120 iJ Siouli. 5 30. 3 SO, a SO; Scotch Bim. 120 Roberta). 0.

5 20; Alairne. 120 iA Bodfawt. 50. Time 1 1-5 Silver Drift Be.u.r. Foxy Pat.

Grar Chief Sandra Kav. Gav Spark, fcaliaickle Sky Train and Vh'nollerd a Pet alo ran MRS. T. BL'ANCHET. wuriaea ea; ne.

a sr. nrst grao. creamery print tob price TO; solids Receipts nil. Cheese: Current receipts (fob facftnrv ahlnmin nAinl.l m.k.1. rungsiey Crocker.

.13, died of a heart attack while walking home after the heavy snow had blocked tram cars. At Perth. Lawrence Clarke, five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Clarke, of Kingston, was drowned late Christmas Day.

His sister, Shirley, nine, was pulled to safety by a nearby resident, i At St. Thomas, Stewart Simpson, 29-year-old father of two children, was killed Christmas Eve while driving to his home in Mapleton. A skid was blamed for the car's crashing into a post. When automobiles met head-on yesterday eight miles north ol Belleville, two were killed and three others seriously injured. Killed were Robert Gannon, 23, Belleville cab driver, Hilda Beary.

23. of Occu- nlnli rtf" IlS- Mrs. Telesphore Blanchet, Hero's Your Answer To Window Lighting Kohlrr Beetrle Plants are compart and rugged yet complete, aconomi-cal sail-starting, stopping, regulating rully automatic. Idaal for (tore flUlnr theatres. country home and hospitals Generate star darsl currant as needed Many too waits up.

Ask for particular, 35; western while Dec. make St 38: make 33: colored Doc. make 34', Wholesale: (Export nfiaeB stlPSSPll Mpei arA4ea 1 aar-a1 aal 40 Power Corp 14 IS'i Quebec white 23 11-1838. No other Preston 3.10 310 7 Purdy price esiaonanea. neceipis: to ooxes.

Potatoes: Quebec Ne. I 73 (be 2 10- IS- NS Mm 9ft It. 1 liLIM. mw the former Agnes Larocque, died suddenly this morning at her borne, 67 Marler Road, Eastview, two months after her husband. A native of Alfred, Mrs.

Blanchet was a daughter of this late Mr. and Mrs. Barnabe Larocque, and married in Ottawa In 1896. The couple lived in Ottawa and Cyrville before moving to East-view six years ago. Mrs.

Blanche! attended Notre 70 13', No. 1 3 19-3 35; Mo. 3,173 70 14 3'i 34 17 ai Que Man. Qiiemont Retrourt Roaana Royal Bank Rnvalite Roybar RuDununl BUILDERS' SALES, LTD. 531 Sussex Street phone 3-5617 33 34 17 I 30 18 4 30 1(1 i'i St.

L. Corp San Antonio 4 23 de Ixiurdes Church "ind Mrs. RalDh W. Vandervrinrl and I r)m 18 Sannorm, a member nf th Ladle of u-i- -ii I was 3 30 -3 00 8000 1500 4000 soo 130 0O0 30O0 1150 00 3500 anon 130 330 SOO I IKK) 300 1400 IO00 40O 115 I3S MOO0 1500 100 00 3000 4 SOO 8025 3000 37l 30 78(10 8500 00 ss 00 800 2. tO 7500 1000 1845 1000 133 100 3100 135 500 SOO IN 800 3SO0 2400 5470 1100 1000 48 Dividends Declared Dominion Fabrics Ltd 30 rents payable Fab.

3 to shareholders nf record Jan. 13: 2nd preferred 37 cents payable Feb. 3 ta shsrehnlders of record Jmn IS; 1st preferred 73 rente payable Feb. le shareholders of record Jan It Canadian Ingersoll Rand Limited. SI 25 payable Jan.

13 to shareholders of record Dec. 31. Rbllsnd Psper Company. Limited. IS cents plus extra IB rents, payable It le shareholders, of record Feb.

S. Standard Pavlnc and Materials. Limited, S3 cents, payable April 1 to shareholders ef record March 1. Senator Sherrm Sllv Mill Silanco Simpsons Siscoa 70 101 Pf R. D.

Steers Company Investment Dealer Bank of Toronto Building IN SPARKS ST. M1U 10 13 38 34 J7 at 18 4 23 I 87 3 30 4 70 100 43 3 1 43 3 1 IS 3 50' 43 i 14 10 13 3 225 7.05 4 55 It 13 32 2 78 It Fourth race, purae S3 500. rlaimin. S-year-oid. furlnns Prtroplay.

707 iH Featherlaone SO. 3 0 3 SO. f'ert Morning. II 'C Pnlki 30. 3 30; Eternal 105 Kllnei Time 1 14 3-5 Xuisisna Dawn.

Glided Star. Kal Rov. I -arte Pemboy. Struj Cnquilie. Skgnpar Hay.

Halcyon Croas alao ran m. a FAIR OSfll NOS. Fleet rare purae SI .300. rlaimin. S-year-olrt.

and-' upward. i furlongs Jeanne BtSMa. I0S (It. Montgomervi 0. 4 40.

3 00; Gav Allset, 10. (H Keaoei se 40. Valiant Jim. 113 Badgett' 5 SO Time 113 3-5. Steal Sweet.

Sweet Hop. Shad Ruff, tb Courar Fleet Imp. Topping and ftmblefaot also ran COX ELECTED DWECTOR. Thomas O. Cox.

general man-ifer of the Excelsior Life Insur-anoe Company, has been elected 87 100 43 3 1 40 78 3 12 1 3 SO 41 13 8 10 13 II St Anne Society. Surviving are two sons. Rene, of Ottawa, and Wilfrid, nf East-view; four daughters, Mr. Raoul Whelan and Mrs. Paul Sabourin, Ottawa; Mrs.

Lionel Labelle, 'urdman's Bridge, and Mrs. Carriere, of Cornwall; iree brother, Isadore and Omer, lull, and Alphonse, of Jonquieres, Quebec; and two sisters, Mrs. Albert Grenler, Eastview, and Napoleon Lavlgne, of Ottawa. There are 20 grandchildren. The funeral will be held on Monday from the Horace Racine urn it, an nriirvuir, were taken to hospital.

At Disley, 22 miles north of Regina, an unidentified man wa killed In the crash of a light airplane piloted by Charles Rose of Melfort. Rote wa injured. At Halifax. Royal Canadiat Mounted Police reported th death from exposure of ami-Austin Stewart, 27. His body wu.

found near the Colchester County village of Brookside. At Kitchener, Irvln Rpos died today of injuries received on the holiday when he was struck by a trolley coach. 48 40 1 43 77 3 It 3 00 3 SO 43 14 88 I0 8 it 13 Sladen Springer Siaal Can Steep Sullivan Teck Thorn Lund Thurbots Toburn Towagmae Union Cas Un Corp Unltad Oil tin Steel Upper Can Venturas Waite Walker Wekuska Wlllaev Wpg El Wnght Har Yellorex 3 35 3 as LAWRENCE S. RYAN "Chartered Accountant 7780 Dalhousle B4 4 84 8800 Foothills 3.80 3 35 8.30 III Pap 33 33 23 700 Pend Oreille 3 35 3 34 3.34 1500 Temlskemlng SIS Total sales. S34.000, IjIs Caanges sat AttlUaas.

Il5 Inter. Nickel 23 33' 33 13000 Brit. Dom. It 17 17 3500 El Sol i 1 84 82 2 3700 Silanco 70 87 70 10000 Thurbots 14' 14 14 9500 El Sol 34 33 34 239 Dom. Stores 38 35 38 1800 Have O.

34 24 34 STSO Palkaweia 4S S4V to the board of directors of that 7.05 7.00 4 55 4 35 38 28't 30 It 13 13 33 21 3 0 3 79 IS It company Mr. Cox Is well known n'. Ottawa, where he was director and Robert funeral parlors, 277 Montreal Rnad. Eastview. to Notre Dame de Lnurdes Church for requiem mass at eight O'clock.

Burial will be in Notre Dame cemetery. Recover lost articles the sure and convenient Way by ordering a Journal "Lost" Ad the moment something 1 missing. Th numbs 2-5321'. the cost 3c a word. of Separation Allowances and As it tight st, OTTAWA, ONT.

S3, Iteond SL W. CORNWALL, ONT, I sgnsjsl Pay Branch ourinf. the Cark. sVnwn. Co pf UsHi.

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