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TWrNTT I US. STEELWORK FRS MALE HELP WANTED 11 (Contlnati) DEATHS (Cantlaarit) if SASKATOON 8TAR-PHOEKIT, MONDAY, MAT 5, 15 UNLISTED STOCKS James Ic Som. Canada Bulldinfc, Saskatoon 11 m. Mulif, May 195 LIVESTOCK SASKATOON Supplied by Department of Agriculture, Public Stockyards, Saskatoon TORONTO MINES TORONTO 'CP) Continued Steep Rock slipped $1 to 518 weakness marked mid afternoon among mines Losses of between dealings on the stock exchange to- 4Q ked up t0 tlav. An early advance gave way to "light selling after the first hourjSherntt, Conwest, Consolidated and nrires drilled steadily lower in! Sudbury and Hove.

all divisions. The indui.triai losses I A few seniors gained, led by Lab ranged to three points. Mines were'rador, up Nickel Rim was the olf as much as $1. Western oils; lower-priced climbing JJ tit-'Ciinea in irri'uiar iumuum i ourir wr wis ui l--. s(ead tQ strong aims, but Pronto added the same SIauphtcr cattle-Choice steers amount.

,118 25 to $19 00. good $17.00 to making early neanway Ford at $110, and Stelco. at 5.VJ.50, each dropped $3. Aluminium was off $1.87. Consolidated Paoer and In- i.i i a.

tius rial Acceptance auutu a point. Small fractional gains went to Ca r- a.ico :r.clc Rii CI' I El II V-aill H7( I Lt .1 11, Brazilian and B-A Jamei Richardson Sons. 140 3 45 3'''i 3 12 15 8 Bid Asked TORONTO MINES Hot Mining H'jcamp Indepent Jerome Kamlac Kb Mining Kenda Pete Kenog Laronge Larum Lake Exo Abenakis 3 Abcta 13 Advance 21 Alex HL 6 Ami Kirk Anabar 4 14 24 8 7 8 7 21 3'i Anamaque 5 Anuwon 19 Arctic 2Li 5, Bene. Club 32 80 lit ill 35 tl 16 IS 12 9 13 20 37 9 8 90 5 18 21) 150 15 42 11 8 11 10 5 12 45 42 11 8 13 22 7 4 14 13 20 13 7 8 5 29 9 17 50 12 12 10 18 8 8 1 20 15 owan Lake Keniy Lower Can Lun Echo on j1, Lvnwatin Miigoma Main Oka Manecho Mallen Rl Mart Bd Maree Mate Yk McCuaig McPinlev Miles Rl Brown McD 7 Hraccmaque 10 Biaminco 15 Bright RL 3 Bruce Presto 33 Brunette Camlaren Camp la Camray 3 Can Rad 1 Canalafk 1 Captain Cn Mag 1 fr. Man Mill Kirk Mindust Mt Keno Montco Murmac NeW Aug New Insco New Aug New Met New Redwd Caral 3" Chellew dinger Clix 9 10 41 37 6 10 20 5 1 12 10 15 5 4 3 27 7 12 30 10 10 8 13 6 4 5 Columbieve Columinda Comstock Ore Cons Cpc Conerho Cons Harper Cordel Craibbe Croydon Derlac Dcspina Destorado Dom Ex Dunvegan New Wak-oro Nickel Lk Nickel Nicoba Ntpiron Norbeau Norrourt Norford Normar Novel Pr Oceanic Oklend Oroftno Pacemkr Durham East lnd Echo lnd El Bon Fureroft Pax New Payne Pascalis Peach Fleetwood Pelangio Forty Pickering Picton Gan Cpr Gateway Glenbrke Harker Goldmaque Goldyke Gov Gold Young Pine Pt Pltchvein Plum New Polestar Presdor Quejo 17 12 Quest Hand Mai 11 a.m.

Monday, May -8 'Quoted In cents. Acadia Uian I'in Ak.iitrho Alba. Exnl 2 Algnrn. Uran Anial. Larder lob Amanda 04b Anacon Anglo Huron Anglo Rouvn 119b Dyno Mines Fast Malariic Past Sullivan Pastern Metals F.istein Muting P.idi-r Gold PI Pen-Rey P'alconbride P'aradav robisher Gatwin Geco Mines CJeo Scien Giant Yk Glenn Uran God's Lake Golriale Goldcrest Goldfiekis Uian Golden Man.

Graham Bous. Grandines Gulch Gulf Lead Gunnar Gwillim Hard Rock Husapa Headway Rl Heath Apex Cons 12 Area Arjon Ascot Metals Atlas Yk. A'iin-HuflmT Aumachn Aumaque Atinof Aviilbona p.igamac I-iankcno B.trnat Paivuo Baiymin Base Metals paska Uran Peattie Duq TtcaverlodKc Belcher Pcllctcrre Hela Gamma P-ovcoii pihis Yk Biernfl Uran Pl.ick Bay Pobjo Ponville Bmiscadillac pouzan Poymar jHraloroe Prnulan Reef p.ninhurst prunsman Brunston Brunswick Jtuffudisnn Call. Finn Campbell Chib. SO 24b .13 12b 40 22 12 12b 32 71l 110 Mb 3( 22 'b 217b Hb 11 'ab 2S0 Tib 3" lib 2'ib 274 Hb 5251) 1Mb Heva Gold Kollinger Hovle Hudson Bay llui'h Pam incs inspiration Int.

Ranwick Jacobus Jave Expl Jellicop Joburkp loln't Que leb 12 la 11 'a 2n SWh 34b 527 815 122b 15 12h 17b 42b Sib 124 70b Kerr Addison Kevnovcon Keymet Labrador Lake Cinch Lake Dufault Lake l.inuman Lake Nordic Lake Ou Lake Shore lake Wasa Lamaque Leitch Lexindin Little Long Lorado Louvincourt Lvnhurst Campbell Rl Cdn. Astoria Can. F.rin Can. Met. F.xpl Ca-siar Ash.

Cent. Patricia Out. Pore Cheskirk Cenlrcmnque Chestorvilie "hib Knvrand Chmio Gold Cobait Cons Bid Asked 18 13 12 8 10 35 3 14 211 13 21 15 14 10 12 40 5 16 33 1 20 270 4 41 32 20 27 10 12 22 5 4 31 7 35 150 48 5 3 14 14 18 10 A 10 75 23 28 110 9 3 4 4 230 23 13 100 14 4 33 23 Red Bark Redeon Redruth 2 Rhyolite 2 Htchgrp 12 Rugged 2 Russet a Saimita 4 Sheldon 13 St Maryi 18 Snow Lk 10 South Duflt 27 Starlight 12 Stanleigh ...,..245 Sunbear 3'a Thorncrert 20 Tower 3 Uran Ri Vaui Duf 7 Vermont Viking Wadge Weslev Weslall West Rl 2 West Wasa 8 Davidson IS Blind Riv Delmico 20 lahala 12 Nationwide 10 7 4 4 14 4 6 5 15 22 12 30 15 260 41 24 17 ....260 2 37 28 24 8 10 20 4 7 2 28 4 35 47 9 20 13 8 10 3 3 10 14 15 25 15 5 1525 II Oils Cdn Sup 14.5 Ola Smky Paige Pete 5 EDMONTOM Atlas Uran 7 CALGARY Alliance 2 Amn 3 4 1 25 4 2'i 3 10 l'A 11 95 15 45 20 3 1 17 2 4 22 4 2 2 1 20 40 90 Calbrico 2 Calmar West 8 Cedar 1 Campo Un Lcth Pete 3 1 2 2 iso Ci Lea Park i Legion 9 McLeod 1 Mill Crk 0 New Mad Noranlum 40 Orbit Qualch 21 10 75 3 "i 9 12 2 30 Red Crk Ridgeway Royal Arch South Brai Target 18 l'i Pa 20 2 1 18 38 20 ...1500 1600 10 55 Tartan Twin River 30 2 10 1 7 3 Venus Viscount Pascar New Clare WINNIPEG GRAIN WINNIPEG (CP) All grains dropped to lower levels as heavy selling came into the market near the close of trading today on the Winnipeg grain exchange. Broad commercial demand had appeared earlier in barley, includ ing buying by exporters, domestic shippers and others. Domestic shippers also were fair buyers of oats.

Prices for both grains, however, fell off in late trading. Flax attracted commission house selling while processors were small buy ers on recessions. Shipper orders came into rye on declines, but were not enough to offset the heavy carryover of liquidation from Friday. Weekend export wheat loadings included: the United Kingdom 2, 040,000 bushels, Germany 670,000, Czechoslovakia 500,000, Kepublic ot Ireland 180,000. East Germany 115, 000, The Netherlands 100,000.

and Belgium 75,000. Lakehead prices for Class Two, IWA and domestic wheat were un changed from Friday except for IWA and domestic No. 1 durum which dropped one-eighth cent. Rye 1 and 2 C.W 109 3 C.W 105 4 C.W 86 Track Barley 1 and 2 C.W. 6 Row 119 1 C.W.

2 Row 1 18' 1 Feed 2 Feed 107 Oats 2 C.W 87 3 C.W 82 Extra 1 Feed 82 1 Feed 81 2 Feed 78 3 Feed 75 I'lST 1 C.W 2 C.W 3 C.W Track Class Til Wheat 1 Northern 2 Northern 3 Northern 4 Northern 388 381 341 3811' 175 172 162 138 LAKEHEAD QUOTES Bid Asked Lac Lynx Yk Mncassa MacDonald MacP'ie Expl Mackeno McLeod Cock Madsen Rl Mngiu-t Cons Malartlc Gold Maritunes Martin-McNeely Maybrun Mclntyre McKenie Rl Coehrnour Wlllans Coldstream CPR ConiaKas Conro Dev Cons Relelkeno Cons Denison Cons Discovery Cons Fenlmore Cons prntliwcll Cons Howey 77b 132 523b 27b 47 935 345 135b 175 420 H2b 77b 23 '4b 23b 134 12 2B' Cons Morrison Cons Mnsher Cons Nepus t'ons Nicholson Cons Northland Cons Trlac MeMarmac Merrill Mela Mining Corp Mm-Ore Mines Mogul Moneta Cons Pershcourt Cons Red Poplar 32b Cons Sod Basin 330 Cons Tungsten Conwest Copper Cliff Coppercorp Copper Man Coulee Lead C'roinor Pershing Crowpat D'Aracon Decoursey Brew Iieidona rielnlte pesmont ptadem llnme Horn. Mag Donnlria 74b B30 370 170 21b 155 21b fil'a 6Rb 21b 70b K5 15'i f'O .1450 4Hb Multi Min Nama National Expl Ncsbitt Labine New Alger New Athona New Bldiarnaque New New Delhi New Dickenson New Fortune New Goldvue New Harrieana New Highridge New Jaculet New Jason THE STAR-PHOENIX has an Opening for a Young Man in its Advertising Department Permanent position; good opportunity for advancement. Pension plan, group insurance, group medical. APPLY BY LETTER ONLY IN OWN HANDWRITING GIVING COMPLETE INFORMATION BOX 244D STAR-PHOENIX t-29-a AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALE FIRM, due to expanding business requires experienced salesmen arid counter men. Salary, bonus on sales, hospitalization, depreciation and expensea for salesmen.

Apply stating age, experience and last place of employ-ment to: Sales Mgr. Edmonton Aufo) Parts 10260 102 Edmonton, Alberta. SALESMEN ONCE IN A LIFETIME THAT'S ALL: The right opportunity comes along and you can live and work happily ever after. employment with a real future at a high Income rate under the most pleasant of arrangements. If you are a worker, will follow instructions and own a car, you may be the man needed.

Most certainly you'll be happy with the Initial high Income and a wonderful bonus plan that brings an extra generous amount regularly most of our men had worked at many jobs before finding this opportunity and settling down. Now they're set for life. If you have management possibilities and ARE AMBITIOUS there is unlimited scope for quick advancement with a leading national company. Investigate this chance to step into a select group who have found the JUST RIGHT ONCE IN A LIFETIME JOB. I found it let me tell you about it.

Give me a call at 5823 between the hours of 9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Ask for Mr, B. Maxwell for an appointment. 5-SO-e NATIONALLY KNOWN MANUFAC- turing company requires a traffic trainee with railway or industrial traffic experience or university graduate.

Training offers excellent opportunity for advancement to an executive position. Full employee benefits. Salary commensurate with ability and qualifications. Write giving full details to Box 221D Star'-Pooenlx. 5-30-e DRIVER SALESMAN Required Immediately EXPERIENCED WOOL PRESSER Required Top Wages TIP TOP CLEANERS PHONE 84848 S-29-4 LITHOGRAPHER WITH CAMERA Experience.

Graphic Art Western Ltd. 610 3rd Calgary, Alta. 1-29-) MALE HARDWARE CLERK Experience an asset but not essential. Apply MYERS HOME FURNISHINGS 1011 Broadway S-29-e EXCELLENT- OPPORTUNITY FOR. young industrious people for summer employment at the Nitebawk Drive-in.

Apply in person to Peter Golf. 2-4 p.m. at Golf's Restaurant. 3-29-e Northern Employment 1 4th Class Stationary Engineer 1 Plumber and Pipefitter 1 Garage Mechanic 1 Heavy Duty Mechanic Welder 1 Journeyman Electrican 2 Machinists 2 Welders Prefer single applicants for the above positions, who are interested in prmanent northern employment on maintenance rates with group medical and hospital coverage, five weeks' annual leave, and return plane transportation. Write stating age.

marital status, sehooling completed, phone number where applicable, and detailed history of employment to: ELDORADO MINING AND REFINING LIMITED, Personnel GiLce 10040 105th Street, Edmonton, Alta. 6-1-e PLUMBERS GOOD WAGES AND percentage for journeyman plumber and gas fitter. Start work June 1. Phone 2953 collect or write A. C.

Tait 1431 106 Nortq, Battleford, Sask. B-l-B DELIVERY BOY for bicycle delivery service, full time. Opportunity for advancement. SHIPPER AND STOCKMAN Full time permanent position available. HAZEN STATIONERY AND OFFICE EQUIPMENT 3rd Ave.

and 22nd Street 5-30-e WANTED PRINTER FOR GOOD country shop. Linotype experience preferred. Start immediately. Reply stating qualifications to Star-Chronicle, Wainwright, Alberta. 5-30-O SPOONER THE DEATH OF ABRAM E.

Spooner, age 75 years of Kinders-ley and Madison, occurred in a Saskatoon hospital on May 1956. The funeral service will be held at a later date from Kindersley. Sask The Saskatoon Funeral Homo is In cnarge of local arrangements. Surviving are bis widow; one son. Gordon of Madison.

one daughter, Mrs. W. J. Curtis of Kindersiey, Swsk. Born In Ontario.

Mr. Spooner came west to Madison, in 1911 and had lived in the district until his death. Interment will be made in toe Kindersiey Cemetery. 5-29-c WOJTOWICZ THE DEATH OF GER-trude age 41 years, of 738 Avenue N. south, occurred in a local hotpltal on May 25, 1956.

The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, May 29, at 2 p.m. from the Chapel of the Saskatoon Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Bruce Underhill. Surviving are her husband; three daughters, Mrs. C.

Holdner, Vickl and Gloria: two sons. Karl and Edward, all of Saskatoon: her father, Marvin Cummings; three brothers. James Cummings, Waiter and Maynard Cummings. all of Sas katoon: three sisters. Mrs.

Verna an, Selkirk, Mrs. Mavis Maicove, Mission City, B.C., and Zoo Cummings, Weyburn. The late Mrs. Wojlcvicz was born in Young, and resided in Saskatoon for the past 12 years. Interment will take place in Woodlawn Cemetery.

5-29-c BIRTHS ZAITLEN GOLD1E AND ABE ZAIT len verv hapDilv announce the ad. mission to partnership of Marshall Sanders effective May 24. 1856. 5-29-c IN MEMORIAM MOHR1SON-IN EVER LOVING MEM-nrv of a dear son and brother. L.Cpl Earl Wellington Morilson of the R.C C.

Signals, who lost his life at Pontecorva, Italy, May 27, 1944, in World War II. He was buried in the Military Cemetery, Cassino. Dear is hit memory, Sweet is his name. in our hearts He will alwavs remain. Never forgotten by his Mum, Dad, Cliff, Fred, Reg, Alice and Dorothv.

5-29-p WINTONYK IN LOVING MEMORY of our mother, Katherlne Wintonyk who nassed awav May 28. 1953. There's a face that is haunting us ever, Though we try to forget every tear, There's a sad but sweet remem brance. There's a memory fond and true. There's a token of affection, dear, And heartaches still for you.

Ever remembered by Doris, Nestor and grandchildren. 5-29-p MARRIAGE LICENSES 3 MARRIAGE LICENCES WEDDING rings $4 to 12. Watch, clock and Iewellery repairs. Western Jewellers 263 2nd S. Ph.

23364. xtf MARRIAGE LICENCES ISSUED THE home of the famous Bluebird diamond engagement rings. Stacey's Jewellers. 102 2nd So. at the sign of the modern sidewalk clock.

xtf BLACK'S JEWELLERS FOR MAR riage licences. Diamond rings and matched wedding rings of finest oualitv 253 2nd south rtf FUNERAL DIRECTORS SASKATOON FUNERAL HOME W. A. Edwards, W. Arnold Edwardl Donald W.

Somers 348 2nd So. Telephone S577 McKAGUE'S FUNERAL HOME HARRY McKAGUE M. McKagua R. J. McKague Phone 2.1131 300 Third Avenue.

S. xtl PARK FUNERAL CHAPEL Funeral Directors and Embalmers Mansel G. Binkley and Jack M. BitikleJ- Pronrletors 311 Third north Phone 21241-2 xtf FLORISTS MILLAR'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSES 214 21st Street. East Phone Dav 7777 Night 777S "YOUR PERSONAL FLORIST" CUT FLOWERS, WEDDING BOUQUETS FUNERAL TRIBUTES MARRIOTT'S SASKATOON NURSERY 110 2nd N.

Ph. 23300. Flowers for all occasions. Nursery Ph. 22107.

xtf FRANK J. DOWDING. F.R.H.S.. FLOR ist. Everything in floral needs.

Store opp. Eaton's on 31st Street. Phone 22345, night 92750-22732. We observe the Wednesday ha If -day closing bylaw xtf VICTORIA NURSERY (MRS. E.

McAL-lister. Miss L. Goldl. Cut flowers. funeral designs, wedding bouquets, 305 2nd Av.

5, PH. 236u4, Nsry. Pn. ViiJH xtf MONUMENTS 5a WEST SIDE MONUMENTAL WORKS-Red and Black Granite imported from Sweden. Marble imported.

Bronze memorials. Service six dnvs a week. 901 20th W. Phone 7445. xtf ROCK OF AGES AND BRONZE MEM-orials by Western Granite Marble 714 2nd N.

Phone 63(35. Ttf LOST AND FOUND 6 LOST IN GROSVENOR PARK MALE tabby cat. Reward. Phone 88964, 5-31-c LOST LIGHT BLUE BUDGIE (CALL- ed Major) Band No. 141 from 633 Ninth Street, east May 20.

Phone 328J8. Reward. -l-p LOST ONYX MASONIC RING about three weeks ago. Sentiment attached. Phone 97553.

6-2-p LOST 9o0x20 10-PLY GOODRICH tire, tube and rim, between Saska toon and Lloydmlnster, Reward offered. Phone 22730. H. J. Tiessen 5-31-c LOST LADY'S FAWN LEATHER fringed Jacket, City Park tennis courts.

Phone 27718. 5-30-c LOST, FROM LATHEY POOL, SUN-day Boy's Sentinel wrist watch, ex. pansion bracelet, Phone 93BI0, 3-29-c MALE HELP WANTED 13 ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER RE quired for large ear dealership in an Alberta city, Salary and com mission average $7,000 per annum. M.S.I, and health services, must be able to take charge of new and used sales, and have finance paper experience. Please state all particulars and references and telephone number in first letter.

Box 2297 Stai-Phncnix. 5-30-c $300 per month Guaranteed Salary UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY For 2 men of neat appe.nrar.--e with transportation to start with large Canadian corporation. Company Hospital and Medical Plan and Bonus and Commission Apply! BESSBORuUGH HOTEL Tuesday, Mav 29, 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. for: MR.

C. BABKIRK NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 5-29-c WANTED ONE FIRST CLASS BODY man one first rlass mechanic. Apply Beath Motors Limited, Quesnel, B.C. 3-29-c To Negotiate New Contract PITTSBURGH (AP)-The United Steelworkers and the world's biggest steel producer, U. S.

Steel sat down at the bargaining table today to negotiate a new contract that likely will become a pattern throughout the basic steel industry in the United States. The union established a precedent by sending a woman negotiator to the basic steel bargaining table for the first time. She is Mrs. Beatrice Reagan, presidentelect of Local 2662. Cleveland.

Today's negotiations are the first of a series that will affect some 650,000 union members employed by 172 basic steel and iron ore producing firms whose contracts expire June 30. Leading Sullan, Aden Area, Dead ADEN (AP)-Sultan Salih Bin Ghalib, premier chief of the east ern Aden protectorate, died in a hospital here Sunday night. He was believed to be more than 80 years old. The old sultan headed the Qui Aiti state of Shihr of Mukalla. most important of the several small states and sheikhdoms which make up the eastern portion of the British protectorate along the southwest coast of the Arabian peninsula.

RATES Star-Phoenix Want Ad Rafesr Four Cents Per Word Per Day Six Consecutive lnsertioni for tha Price of Five Minimum Count 10 Words Per Day Minimum Charge 40c Per Day initial letters, count as ons word. Where 10 point or large type Is desired by the advertiser, the rate per word Is 8c Der dav. Minimum count 10 words, Figures in groups of five or less, dollar marks. Initial letters, couni as one word. Where one line is set In 10 point and the balance set in ordinary classified type the charge is 4Bc per line per day for the 10 point line.

Where the use of a box number is desired count as four words extra. If replies are to be mailed to out-of-town points please add 10 cents to cover cost of postage. City advertisers must pick up box replies at the Sstar-pnoenix office. NOTICES Births, II 50, Marriages and deaths. In Memoriams, Engagements, Cards of Thanks, etc.

Rates J2.00 per insertion of 10 lines or less, extra line of five words each 20c per line. Display Advertising SCHEDULE OF COPY ACCEPTANCE 12 NOON DAILY AS FOLLOWS: SATURDAY for Tuesday's Paper MONDAY for Wednesday's Paoer TUESDAY for Thursday's Pnper WEDNESDAY for Friday's Paper THURSDAY for Saturday's Paper FRIDAY for Monday's Paper in Prince Albert Advertising Copy may ba left with the Northern News Agency officeFhours J.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily Monday to Saturday 8.30 a.m. to 1 D.m.

Closed All Day Sundays and Holidays WANT AD PHONE 2314 WANT AD PHONE SUBSCRIPTION BATES MAIL RATES IN CANADA 1 year 8 months 6 50 3 months 3.50 1 month 1.30 To United Stales and Great Britain 1 year 8 months 30 3 months 5 00 1 month 9. 00 FUNERAUi JACKSON THE FUNERAL SERVICE for the late Sarah Ellen Jackson of 904 Empress Street, who passed away on May 23, 1956, was held from the Park Funeral Chapel on May 26, at 2 p.m., conducted by the Rev, C. H. Harris. Fallhenrers were C.

A. Beazely, O. Elliott, H. Ward, C. Adams.

Hildebrand, H. Ford. The interment took place in the family plot in the Woodlawn Cemetery. 5-29-c PLANCHOT THE REQUIEM HIGH Mass was sung for the late Mrs. Anne Planchot of 525 3rd Avenue, north, Saskatoon, who passed awav May 22, 1956, from St.

Paul's Cathedral on May 25, at 8 a.m., by the Rev, Father D. R. MacgUlivray. Pallbearers were: G. A.

Reynolds, G. A. Taylor, W. J. E.

Bowler, L. Hartle, A. G. Taylor, S. A.

Spencer. The Park Funeral Chapel was In charge of the arrangements. The interim took place in the R.C. section at the Woodlawn Cemetery. 5-29-c DEATHS ALEXANDER THE DEATH OF George Sylvester Alexander, age 80 years, of 2211 Coy Avenue, Saskatoon, occurred in local hospital on Miy -6.

The funeral service will be held on Tuesday, May 29, at 2 p.m. from McK.igue's Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Lloyd R. Agncw. Surviving Bre his widow, Mr.

Isabella Alexander, 2211 Coy Avenue: two daughters, Mis. G. Hamilton, Nokomis, and Mrs. A. D.

Sutherland, Regina; two sons, James Alexander, and Thomas Alexander, both of Saska loon: nine grandchildren and five great-Krandchildren, also three sis ters, Mrs. Eva Corbett, Saskatoon, Mrs, Minnie Weir, Winnipeg, and Mrs. Sadie Ingham of Vancouver, B.C.; one brother, William Alexander of Vancouver. B.C. Mr.

Alex ander came to Nokomis where he homesteaded in 1907, then moved to Watrous, coming to make nls nome In Saskatoon in 1929, He was a member of Grace United Church. Burial will be made in Woodlawn Cemetery. 5-29-c ANDREWS THE DEATH OF MARY Ellen Andrews, age 81 years, of 241 11th Street, eist. occurred in a local hospital on May 27. 1958.

The funeral service will be held on Wed nesday, May 30, at 4 p.m., D.S.T., lrom St. James' Anglican Church, conducted by Rev. A. K. Crowth-er.

The Saskatoon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, Surviv ing are four daughters. Mrs. Ileulah Gorham, Edmonton, Mrs. Josie Kidd, Cookstown, Miss Gladys Andrews, Toronto, and Miss Florence Andrews, Saskatoon; three sons, Marshall Andrews, Grnndora, Shel-ton, Calgary, and George, Owen Sound, Ontario; one sister. Mrs, Jo- sina Smith, Weyburn, Sask.

She was predeceased by her husband in 1935. The late Mrs. Andrews was a distinguished pioneer citizen of Saskatoon. Born in Ontario, she came west to Saskatoon in 1885 and married Capt. E.

S. Andrews her the following year. She was one of the original members of St. James' Anglican Church and of the Emmanuel College Guild. She was a member of the I.

having been standard bearer of the Military Chapter for 24 ears, Mrs. Andrews was a charter member of the Saskatoon Canadian Club and a member of the S.iskatoon Old Timers Association. In 1955 Mrs. Andrews was honored in being selected ns the recipient of the Saskatoon Citizen of the Year award. Interment will take place in the family plot in Woodjawn Cemetery.

5-29-c HANSON THE DEATH OF LOiJWiu A. Hanson, aged 71, beloved husband of Marie Hanson, of Saskatoon, and formerly of Petcrboro. and Dmsmore, occurred in a local hospital on May 26. The funeral service will be held on Thursday. May 31 at 2 p.m.

from MrKague's Funeral Home conducted by Mr. Win, Smiley. Surviving are his widow: one daughter, Mrs Palmer Lonseth nf Peler-horo, three sons, Harry of Dins-more; Alfred of Rejlna and Lloyd of S.iskatoon: eight grandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Andrew I.onseh, of Vancouver, B.C..

and one brother. Olaf, of Dinsinore, Ssk. Burial wil. be made in the Woodlawn Cemeterv. i-29-g Monday, May Receipts over the weekend were 142 cattle, one calf, 146 hogs.

One hundred and twenty cattle, one calf sold to 11.15 this morning. Cattle market on good and choice jheavy stpm 23 to 50 cents lower Thursday's auotalions, and in iie with late sales of commercial cattle on Friday. 1 and mnHim tis.in to $17.00. i A common i.vu iu uuviw tn $17 00 eood $14 75 hel' '16 ''Li rgs $13 50 15.7a, medium heil. rs lJ.su to $14.50.

common $10.25 to $13.00 Good cows $11.00 to $12.00, odd one up to $13.00, medium $10.00 to $10.75, common $3.50 to $9.75, can ners $7.30 down. Good bulls n.uu to $12.00, common $10.25 to $10.75. Few baby beef heifers $17.25 to $17.50. Replacement cattle: Bidding strong with prices 25 to 50 higher. Good steers $15.50 to $17.00.

Few two-way cattle $17.25, common $12.00 to $14.00. One good calf $20.50. Hogs 50 higher, grade A $21.50, sows $10.50 to $11.50 liveweight. SOUTH ST. PAUL SOUTH ST, PAUL, Minn.

(AP) Cattle calves trade fairly active on all slaughter cattle; steers and heifers generally steady to strong with extremes 50 higher; cows fully steady to strong; bulls also steady to strong; occasionally 50 higher; load nign choice and prime 1290 lb slaughter teers 21.00; good nnd choice heit- ers 17.50-19; utility and commercial cows vealers steady; good and choice 18-23; stock steers and stock calves steady to strong. Hogs slow; barrows and gilts opening 25 lower; mixed lots U. S. 1, 2 and 3 180-2JU lb barrows and gilts 16.75-17. SheeD 600; old crop shorn lamDS 50 higher; others steady; good and choice old crop shorn lambs 19.

bo- 22; cull to choice shorn slaughter ewes 2.50-5. NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK (AP) The stock market fell in another selloff today despite early buying support. The decline carried prices aown from 1 to about 4 points with all divisions affected. The market slumped all last week in one of the heaviest falls in eight months. The selling seemed to dry up Friday to some extent, and today at the opening buying support appeared.

That soon was absorbed, however, and the mar ket turned down again in a quiet manner. Steels and motors were the forefront of today's drop. Negotiations for higher wages and greater labor benefits in the steel industry opened today. Motors for some weeks have been the focal point of selling because of production cuts in the face of lower sales. Among Canadian issues, Alumin.

ium Ltd. lost 1. Off fractionally were Canadian Pacific, Distillers-Seagrams, Dome Mines and Hudson Bay Mining. International Nickel dropped a point. On the American stock exchange Brazilian Traction was off s.

Small gains were recorded by Shawinigan, Fargo Oil and Wilnch Petroleums. James Richardson and Sons Monday, May 28, 195 It a.m. All. Chem, Dye American Can American Smelt Amer. Tel.

Tel Anaconda Beth Steel Bucyrus Erie J. I. Case Celauese Corn Chrysler Corp. Cons. Edison Douglas Air Dupont Eastman Kodak Mot.

of Amer Gen. Elec 111 43 -ib 50 'ib 180 73', 144 43H 12'4b 15 II I.V'rb 7n 81 r.i'. TiO1) 0' 33b 47'i 23b .5.) i5b i9'. Gen. Foods Gen.

Motors Int. Harvester Int. Utils Kennecott Loew's Inc Montg. Ward Nat. Distillers New York Cent Nor.

Pacific 3isnb Penn Railway Proctor Gamble Radio Corp Kenubiic 24 99 'ab 42'b 42'a 73 32 24 3 55 '4 65' a 4.) '-a 121 'ib Sconv Mobi'e Sean-Hocbuck South Pacific Snerrv Std. Oil of Calif Stdn. Oil of N.J Swift Co Texas Corp Union 115'ab Union Pacific United Aircraft 177 '4 63 '4 U.S. Rubber 50b U.S. Steel 53 'a Westinghouse 53' 46' tb ool worth BANK STOCKS James Richardson and Sons Monday, May 78, It a.m.

Commerce Imperial Montreal Nova Scotia Roval 50 '4b d3b 50 "4 42 'a Toronto Dom. Bank Says Stalin "Coar 'SO to Lenin's Wife PARIS (Reuters) Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Communist party secretary, said in his secret report to the party congress in Moscow in February that Lenin and Stalin quarrelled because of Stalin's "coarseness" to Lenin's wife, the Paris evening newspaper France-Soir says. Khru-hchev was said to have quoted a letter written by Lenin's wife, Madejda Kroupskaya, to Politburo president Kamenev in December, 1925. It said: "Stalin attacked me coarsely Protect me against his invective and his unworthy scolding." Lenin wrote to Stalin, with a copy to Kamenev: "You let yourself r.uestion rr.y wife coarsely on the telephone. "Please consider if you are ready to withdraw your words and apologize or if you prefer there be a break between us," CANADIAN James Richardson Sons, Among western oils, uenern Pete climbed 60 cei nts to Sj.70.

i ti tt A Ti ftT on puer, uann, umMJii.idicu i Husky. Canada Southern and Na pi ctron Canadian I H'-tll A V. l-t. I Export Gas slipped 25 cents. Canada Building, Saskatoon 1(19 New Kelore -17b NTnu'lnnrf a's ISO 500 3b 630b 54b ldb '55 3300 140 4O0 52b 2b 500 80 47 New Mvlama Que lli'ab New Houyn Merg.

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Clifford B. Purvcs of McGill University to day was elected presdent of the Chemical Institute of Canada for 1956-57. Dr. Osman J. Walker of the University of Alberta was elected vice-president.

The announcement was made at the opening session of the Institute's 3'Jth annual conference and exhibition. The sessions, with more than 1,500 delegates in attendance, end Wednesday. About 130 papers will be presented. Announcement was also made that 52 prominent chemists and chemcnl engineers have been elected as fellows of the Institute, 25 from Ontario. 12 trom Quebec, five each from Alberta and British Columbia, three from Saskatchewan and one each from Manitoba and the United States.

In addition, 12 new councillors were chosen. Dr. Turves is the E. B. Eddy-professor of industrial and cellulose chemistry at McGill.

Egyptians to Attend CAIRO (API Egypt has accepted an invitation to send an air force delegation to the Soviet Aviation Day ceremony in Mos cow June 24, wi't Horneflt Rnndona WESTERN OIL James Richardson and Sons Monday, May 58, 10S6 It a.m. (Quoted in cents) Ajax Alta. Pac. Cons Altex American Leduc Amurex Oil Anglo Amer. Expl.

Bailey Selbum Banff Rata Pete Blue Crown Britalta Calgary ti Edm Calnorth Calvan Can, Oil Lands Cdn. Admiral Cdn. Atlantic Cdn. British F.rnp Cdn. Devonian Cdn.

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Pete Great Plains Grt. Sweetgrass Gridoil Highcrest Highwood HI Tower Home Oil Home Oil Husky Inter. Prov. Pipe Keno Oil Krov Liberal Long Island Marigold 77b 46a 24'ab 117 585b 14b 1362b 265b 14b Sli'-ab 290b 2302b 40 510b 290b 66 700 b2b 675b 25b 225b 28 Vi 320 3oob 15lb 1.16b 2o5b 410 33 191) 350b 18b 70b 34.3b 15b 210a 340 143b 10b 860b 27b 13b 275b 325b 525 3950 330 930b 43 41 787b 1287b 1300 925 3750 22b 255 290 U'-ab 31b 36 Merland Merrill Pete I''b Mid West Gas 413 Mill City Monarch National Pete New Bristol New Brit. Dom.

New Cont New Davies New Gas Expl. New Superior New Ranchmen North Cdn. OH Northland Oil Oil Sclec Okalta Pac Pete Pan Western Parker Pathfinder Pembina F'etrol Ponder Rio Palmer Royal Cdn Royalite Sapphire Scurry Rainbow Sec. Freehold Select Share Oil S. W.

Pete Spooner Stanwell 36a 15 410b 152 305 62 22b 16fl 245b 6Ub 510 88 18 205 ....15.30 35 53('b 120 3 160 69b 204b 12 220b 2 1 5b 300 16a 8b 40b 44a 58 14a 210 17' 4b 15'ab 870 31b 240 30b Sturgeon Trans. Emp Trans Mountain Trans Prairie Trend Pete Triad Oil Turner Valley Untied Vandoo Vulcan Wc-pae Pete West Ashley Bob 22b 1 5 100 520b 58b 47b 16b West Dccalta West Lease West Mayglll Wilnch Yankee TORONTO AVERAGES 2 m. Industrials 442.17 off 1.83 Golds 85.14 off .09 Base Metals 228 62 off 1.68 Western Oils 146.13 off .80 Rain Douses Forest Fires LONDON (Reuters) Heavy rain today put out most of the serious weekend fires which swept through parched forest and grass lands of southern England The most dangerous outbreak was around the little Dorsetshire town of Wareham where firemen fought a 24-hour battle against a wall ot fire that rose at times to 80 feet. Fanned by a strong wind, the blaze destroyed nearly 2,000 acres of moor and pine trees, gutted farm buildings and killed farm animals. On the nearby Mendip hills, fire men stamped out the remains of a blaze which engulfed more than 1,000 fir trees, while in Suffolk fire brigade were today still tackling a blaze covering six square miles of isolated bird sanctuary, NIlTFifm Short Wins Cork Medal CORK, Ireland (AP)-The SheD- herd, produced by the National Fnm Board of Canada, was judged the best film short at the Cork International Film Festival which ended Sunday night.

The French production Les As sassins du Dirnanche was elected the best film, 11 a.m. Monday, May 28. 1956 Tdn. West Lumber 21b Chem. Research 4.30 Cockshutt Plow Cons.

M. 32 Cons. Paper 3b' 4 Consumers Gas Corbv A 10b Crown Zellerbach fi.l'ib Crows Nest Pass lfoi'ab Dist. Corp. Seag.

34 num. Asbestos 1.3' ab Abitibi Abitibi Pfd Acadia All Acadia Atl. Pfd Agncw-Surpass Alia. Dist Algoma Steel Aluminum Anglo Newfound. Argus Asbestos A-hdown A Atlas ithurst A Pathurst Peattv Bios Pell Tel Brazilian fir.

Am. Oil B.C. Forest C. Packers A C. Packers B.C.

Power B.C. Telephone Brown Co Bvuck Mills A Bruck Mills Building Prod. Burlington Steel Bums Com Burrard A Can. Cement Can. Cement I'td.

Can. D0111. Sugar 37 'i 24b 22' 102b 7'ab 170b 97 111 llJ4b 23b 33 ''ah 13'. ab 23' a 63b 40b (i'ab 47'jb e'ab SH'ab 16 la'2b 12'ib 37.ib 40ijB Tab 3fi(ib 34 ib iH'ab 12b K'b 29 'a 211' ab 2'ab 27b 35 50'. -b Can.

Can. j- ounui iv. Iron Open High Low Close Oats May 85 85 July 7a 79. 77 '4 77. Oct 75'.

75Va 73.a Dec 71 71 69.a Barley May 112', 111', HIH July 108 105', 105'ab Oct 105'4 103', 101'', 101b Dec 99 99 97H Flax Mav 189 3S5 3R8 July 388 387' a 382 383 Oct 344 3441, 3351', 335'ia Dec 327 321 317 Rye Mav 115, 109'i 109'i July llSVi 115 110M, Oct 114 1141, 109s. 109''. Dec 113' 113 "4 hln Wlir.t July 201V, 202'i 200-''; 201'', Sept 203 204 202, 203', Dec. a07 205', 206 Dom. Bridge Doni.

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Bakeries Gen. Motors Gen. Steel Goodyear Tire Great Lakes Gt West Coal Gt. West Coal Can. Malting Packers A r.i Wist Gypsum Lime 33 '4 Haid.ng carpets Saooiery BOND PRICES Supplied by The Investment Dealer! Association sf Canaoa Dominion Canada 331) 31b 12'ab 19b 192b 1Kb 30 30a 40 1Kb 3i'b 9'ib 19' ab 25b 325b 7o 'b 19b 2Kb 45ob 21'a 3ii 'ib Haves II hide Dauche Howard Smith Impen Oil Imp.

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MacMillatl A M.trMiltnn Maple Leaf M.issev-Harris MiCnli-Front McColl-Front. Bid Asked 1939 5th V.L St. 9S.45 98.80 1900 6th V.l 3 97.45 97.80 1902 7th V.L 3 96', 97 00 190.1 8th V.L 3 96', 96', 19K6 9th V.L 3 953. 95V, 1908 2 93', 1978 3', fS'i 98'. Perpetual 3 881a 90', Provincial! 1972 Prov.

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of B.C. 3 81.75 84 55 1965 Prov. of Ont. 3 91.50 93.00 1967 Prov. of Sue.

3J. 87.25 89.75 1970 Prov. nf N.B. 3 84 75 1979 OnL Hydro 3Va 80.25 91.75 Corp. ant fablla llllhln 1974 Abitibi 4 85 50 98 50 1979 Bell Telephone.

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T. St C. J01JO 104 50 1973 Simpon' 43i 98.50 101.50 1969 Traders 101.50 104.50 1909 Husky Oil 3 93.00 97.00 1970 Dom. S. C.

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Vickers DOW JONES p.m. Industrials 407 58 oft 4 91 Palis 102 92 oif 2.64 Utilities 64.60 off .53 0 A I1 II r. Sun Oil Company requires Stenographer in the Rcgina Office. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and have Grade 12 education. Previous oil industry experience preferred but not essential.

Reply in writing to Mr. Alan Balfour, Sun Oil Company, Tost Office Cox 39, Regina, Saskatchewan DIVIDEND NOTICE Trans-Canada Sfaarei Serin A dividend on Trans-Canac'a Shares Series at the rate of $48.40 per 100 share)! will be paid on nnd after June 1, 19.36. on presentai Ion nf Coupon No, 4fi to the Yoikshire Canadian Ttust Limited. Yorkshire House. 9oo West Pender Vancouver 1, C.

TRANS-CANADA Investment Cm porntlon Vancouver, IVC. 1 LONDON STOCKS LONDON (Reuters) With senti ment influenced by last Friday's warning on the economic situation by Chancellor of the Exchequer Harold Macmillan and the recent behavior of Wall street, operators proceeded cautiously in the Lon don stock markets today. Press recommendations and fav orable company news, however, helped to sustain the recent small selective demand which was confined mainly to industrials, Gilt-edged securities were depressed on the view that the credit squeeze is likely to be prolonged. lhere was a slight preponder ance of gains in industrials'. The feature was the strength of leading tobaccos following favorable press comment.

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