The Edmonton Bulletin from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada • 6

lamrnNTON Btn-TCTIN Wednesday April 12 1W FINANCE BRIEFS OIL Today's Most Actively Markets Traded Stocks Calgary Oil Company Shows $472123 Profit co SykSwgftM a share in 1949 compared with $456647 equal to 19 cents a share in lt48 in its annual report Working capital totalled $4347103 against $1493813 in 1948 Current asaete tot a3 led $4506- (By Jim Kichirdm a luai) MINE INDUITKIALS ClOM 94205-Sherrill Cordon 157 CPR Mjltt-Eut SuUivan 7 JO Ford Nicholto: 62 Imperial IRIJUO-New Norseman 37 Royalite IMM-Jueenton 1J7 Udu Induat Alcohol ClOM 18 35 a 14'a in PEACE MAKER IS EXPECTED TO BE NAMED LAKE SUCCESS NY April 12 (CP) Acceptance of Sir Owen Dixon of Australia as mediator of the Indla-Pakiatan dispute was expected today The United States Security Council was scheduled to 'meet to vote on a sub-eom-mtttee nomination of Sir Owen for the ticklish post Both Pakistan and Indian spokesmen indicated that the Australian Jurist would be acceptable as mediator Meanwhile council president Mahmoud Fawxi Bey of Egypt was reported considering directing i rail to coun-- cil members to make greater effort! to cute east-west MIKES HID IN TEXTILE UNION HALL TRENTON out April 12 (BUP) OIRciali of the left-wing (AFL) United Textile Worken Union who found concealed microphone in life union' meeting hall aaid today that all future meetings will be held out of town George Duckett an organizer claimed the microphonca were connected with police hcadquarten in the next building police action atrikci right at the root of democracy" Peckett aald He aaid that although people called his union Communistic came people condone activities by their police that were matched only by totalitarian countries" Regina Refinery Capacity Doubled By Myers Bulletin Oil Editor The fourth refinery expansion project to be announced for the prairies during recent months was made known Tuesday Saskatchewan Federated Co-op will double the capacity of its 2000-barreI-a-day Regina plant this year and will be operating at 5500 barrels a day in 1051 It will mean an investment of $1500000 During 1951 prairie refining capacity will approach 100000 barrels a day or approximately one-third the Canadian consumption rate of refined petroleum products IMPERIAL TOO 1 Toronto Mines By Jam RiebardtM A on Prev I OTTAWA- (CP) Canadian are buying three times many new automobiles they did a year ago and paying for more than one-quarter of them on the installment plan The Bureau of Statistics reported today that 23310 new pasaenger ears were sold in Canada during February compared with 8086 in the Mine month a year ago Value was $46176023 a against PARIS (Rautere) The United States dollar toppled from its black market throne with Illegal Paris dealers having difficulty in disposing of dollars at more than the official exchange rate Western Oils Carllle a McCarthy Ltd Livestock Canadian Industrials By Jsaei Rlrhardroa A lorn Prev Cloae 39i 57 4J 3 39 4a Clore 'i 57 15 2i aib 3a 41 14 4'a AhltlM Aluminum Ashdowni Bank of Montreal Bank of Toronto Bathurat Power iBC Foreal Prod I BC Power Bell Telephone -'Brazilian Traction Oil I Brown Co Buildlnjt Prod Can Cement iCdn Bank of Comm 'Cdn Brewertea Cdn Can A Found I Cdn Celinete Induat Alcohol I CPR Plow Cone Eekerie Con Mm Srflt Cdn Wcttern Lbr Crni Paper But Scar rami Bom Bank Bom Bt'dee Bom Steel A Coal Bom Textile Famcui Plavera Fanny Farmer Ford of Can EDMONTON April 12-Total re- Admiral ceipts: cattle 520 calves 32 hogs A-P- 7 AS AlMcomk Arvlo Canadian Wednesdays cattle market op- Atlantic ened active and firm on the fow Dominion morning sales Today 'i moderate ma kco ip receipt consisted mostly of rail- Ca-mont road deliveries which had not beonpff1 shown up to noon The early trend 'cmnuu indicated a good firm market la in command prospect and values expected to fully steady with week's advance I continental oil A few lots of choice butcher steers sold Tuesday at 2Gi00 per omit During the Interval Imperial will complete a 10000 barrel-a-day re- finery In Winnipeg and A and McColI 1 Front enac will each build a 500ftbarrel-a-day plant at Edmonton In total more than $30000000 will be apent on additional refining capacity in little more than one year Also 8100000000 will be spent on an oil pipeline east and a similar amount may be spent on a gaa transmission pipeline wesL NEW HOLDINGS The Anglo-Canadian Oil Company haa taken over 164)00 acres of QFll holdings from the South Alberta Syndicate in the Taber area The blcck la a few miles southeast of 65000 acres of land ac- Rescue Party Saves Skier VANCOUVER April 12CCP)-A helicopter toboggan truck and speedboat were used yesterday to save Otto Landauer 46-year-old skier He fractured a leg while skiing on Mount Garibaldi and was brought down the mountain by a 25-man party In a harrowing eight-hour toboggan trip Landauer waa Injured when a ski broke his first accident in 30 233 compared with $1727027 In 1918 and eurrent liabilities $219-130 eompand with in 1946 President hlllner reports the company plana to continue either alone or in association with others Its policy of production and development of proved oil and gaa properties In Western Canada Marketing problems caused by a greatly accelerated rate of development arising from discovery of new oil fields have caused a cut-back In the daily oil production of Individual weHs he said The situation is expected to become worse next year but will eventually resolve itself Coarse grain prices showad generally easier tone on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange today There was some increase In offerings and some local ailing attributed to declines in the US market Commercial buying was limited to small lots In oats Trading was dull with only flurries of activity NEW YORK (CP) The Canadian dollar way up 116 of a cent at a discount of 9 per eent In termi of United States funds In mid-day foreign exchange dealings today The pound sterling waa unchanged at $22014 WASHINGTON (CP) Daily mine production of gold In the United States during February wai 14 per cent greater then In January the bureau of mines said yesterday The bureau estimated February gold production at fine ounces compared with 16611 during January (CP) It silver mines a subsidiary of Mining Corporation of Canada shows a net profit of $233674 In lta annual report for 1919 Working capital waa listed it $474169 current asaeti total $588971 and eurrent liabilities $114800 cwt good up to 2530 Good to choice heifers traded at 2200-Z400 cows stronger good lightweights 1750-1850 odd heiferettes up to! flank 1900 bulls unchanged bologna 1700-1840 Highwnod Veal calves were steady good handyweighti 2300-2500 choice Pound lightweights 2000 and odd fancy Imperial Oil quality up to 2700 i3uc 1 Leduc Con Hogi were sleady grade A for Leduc Wet shipment 2700 sows 1600 andjMci) Ex ctooa 15 00 livnu-eiolif hnif 'Mercury i sale to establish a market Pete men quoted good bandyweight Korrhern Extenucn lambs 225ft-2400 off trucks and 2400-2500 off cars Choice led calves 3434 to 3536 Pt-ler's Choice steer 3530 to 2400 Roxana 2450 to 3550 Roys' Canadian 3300 to 21 00 Royallte is00 to aaooshM on FI to 21 0) gsuth Rrazeau Medium steer Common iteen Choice hetfrn ui red by Angloabout two yean ago and three or four miles southeast of the Taber oil field It Is thought that Anglo's main putpoie behind the move may be gaa prospects in the Bow Island 3and at depths of 2000 to 2500 feet The number of abandonment! for 1050 went up two more to 58 Tuesday as Thne-Texaco-Holburn No 1 six 'miles west and slightly aoflth of Golden Spike and Bailey-Vllna No 75 miles northeast of Edmonton failed to find produo- LflQQr CHS1011S Lon The Ilolburn venture quit around 6650 feet and the Vilna (Vj nniprtivfa well went to around 2000 feet '-'DjeCUVe searching primarily for gas VANCOUVER April The wells are the fourth and Blurry Cotterill Canadian Confirm failures for April The other grei Labor political action three were GuK-Brodie No 14 near direetor laid ut nlght tte elm of Labor this year must be me 8100-a-month pension" CCL unions he told the Vancouver Labor council will aim their sights on such a pension for every Canadian worker "whether he belongs to union or noL" Wheat Board Quotes WINNIPEG April Wheat loard quotation for local lain terminal tain liubject to confirmation Oati: No 3 CW 100 No 3 Ex CW No 3 CW and No 1 Ex feed yean as a skier He In hoepital here after making the final route of the rescue Journey by speedboat from Squamish 40 miles north of Vancouver It was 56 houn from -the time of the accident until Landauer reached hospital Earlier Dr Kin-dree of Squamish had battled through a blizzard to the ikl lodge where he put a east on the akier'a leg Good heifer Medium heifer Co-nTcn heifer Good cow Medium rows Common rows Bu''j 22 53 to 2J30EDgoncr 5 rj Superior Ji'K Tower Pete Turner VaMf I4ro to IS00 1600 to 1837 Joliet Quebec Hrr Andiron Kirkland Lake Labrador Like Dufault Like Shore Laka Maaa Lanv-que Lendl Little Lore Lac Louvirourl Lynx Havana McDonald MtLerd Jladten Bed ilaiaruc McIntyre MsKcnzie Mnraj Carp Keaui Ki-HJaon Koranda Narjrtc Normeuia Komi lnoa Koranic O'Brien Oti-ka Pivmaiter Piccadilly Pore Picifc Crow Poneer Porv Reef Preskin Quemont Tlociie Lone Lae San Antonio Senator Rnuyn Rherritt Cordon SlarraH Oleen Steen Pock 1 ecu Hufiea Tnemp Lurd Trans Rceourrea Vpoer Canada Venture Waite Amulet Wekuake WVwey Coy Wr rht Haty Yk Bear Yk Rex Quernston fit 19 on 139 iOil 1 OR 12 87 -57i 750 121 AO J7 31 29R 47 3T5 300 250 60100 37 1200 1 59 02 62 2 74 03 04 1 03 1 Id 20 1 75 3 24b 4 1 R3 SOW I4'k 07 13 73 130 463 1 15 13 87 56 750 122 30 3R: 32 295 49 3 70 300 355 56 12 00 160 50 60 75 69 3W 09 't 180 109 29 11 79 325 74 185 30 511 15 Vulcan Carllle A 1 Fr ell old Grease Creek HarRal St Raiwhman'a Con Homestead Phillip -Richfield uyj (Vest Warner York Oris Midland Jupiter i Empire Pete Huskv Anchor eta Canadian Oil HARD WEAR COUNTS 10C0 to 1400 Total receipt of cars trucked driven and shipped by rail to local livestock agencie on April 11: can 2 cattle 201 calvei 25 hoss 164 Shipments on April To USA 1 car cattle To British Columbia 2 can cattle 4 can host- SOUTH ST PAUL Minn April 12 i Cattle 40W caivet 2300: steer and nclfer weak to 50 lower tun Tuesday cow generally 50 lower bulla aoout itcadv veicn weak to I jo lower good laughter steer gen- erally 25 50-27 uu go dium weight 26 Livestock Traffic medium and good good rows 19 00- good and choire mien 3566-58 00 Hoc 6500: 36 hirher on all rlama food and choice twrrowi and rllti 16 25-1635 good and choice iowi 1400-1500 Go to your outdoor Job wearing Locklo Work Boots and you 10 all ret for tough going undorfoot Their molitu ramie tant leathers will help keep your Sneep 1 J0C markcnot ntabllihed Grain Futures WINNIPEG Aoril Winnl-:" Tr-i-j in 1 lit pc quotation (bas Of united SiEtei 10 JJjMk i imnnelellnM nf nil llna tint flnnlv In US of oil does not apply Canada arllla A McCarUiy Jtd Gynftim Lime A A Inin Bnk Imp Oil Imp Tobacco lnt Metal Int Nickel lnt Petroleum Lnblavr Croc cMillan A Maarev Hama VcColl Front Nat Bretvenei Steeicar Powell River Royal Bank Rui-ell Indue! Sh-w TYm-er ISicka Brewery 1 Soulham island Chemical Steel of Canada 'Taylor Pearaon Taylor pear on Pfd I Walker Good IWriteel Croc Weaton Janie Bichardiou Ciicm I Airercan Can iAn aei ana Tel Anacorua Copper Bcliuvnem SUrc Ciiryjlcr icon- ka-v-r Douyiaa Aircruf' Dupon! Eutman iGer K-ectrie (Jen Foooa iGen Mown 'Looacicn lUrion Parftc A I' Runner US It: IVc-'iiricjee 'Woowjrtn 10 Said Killed 11 Hurt After Caribbean Panic I BRIDGETOWN Barbados April were- kilied and 11 others injured in an Easter Monday panic at KiU Lc-rward i-iands 1 Tii inridant occurred at Brim-turn' Hii: ar old fartrfs known the Gibraltar of tne West the Gibraltar of tne wes Ild'-j Jnecmplete reports aaid a "itam pedr" started when 10 picnickers tr'ii to Uko aheiter from a rain- -to'm Tin reports did not make el'-i- if a Answer to Previous Puzzla 7T71 If'E e-i6i MiliiPTt ruT-rri try a 45 Land measure 22 Wor- iqied 4G Equal 31 br imsr: oar'c 49 barrier in a till 0' crunks river STY'ild e- 51 Fiji organ 42 Heroic poetry 53 Tellurium 43 E's (symbol) 4iFoid7 53 Myself rrev importation 1 Canadian aupplies The Oklahoma City oil man who takes office May 1 aaid however that Canadian "oil has become a factor in competition in US mar-its But he added American oil pro-t duceri feel far more friendly toward Canadian producers than they do toward other foreign oil (producers who arc felling their prndudt in the United States mar-'l ViJi 2si Grain Prices EimOMON orct for rran at Edmonton by Uie Nauoril Grain APRIL 1 1 No 1 feed HU No 3 feed 07 No 3 Ex feed B3! mixed feed 32 Barley: Noi I and 1 CW 6-row 175: oi 1 and 2 CW 3-row 1J0 No 3 CW row 173 No 1 feed 140 No 3 feed 1J9U: No 3 feed 135 No 3 CW yel-145 No 3 CW yellow 144 Mo Before the end of the South African War more than 7000 volunteer! went to South Africa from -V)4k 3J grrcc-4 1 Company i TfWV 5 CW 3 cw' HOLLYWOOD April 12-iAP)- 4 uw 'At the scene of his greatest acting jeii iy evfn under atraiaht rr-n ana touch flax 10 under triumph the Academy Awards atriK'it grades Theatre Walter Huaton As Most Versatile Transfer Warship SIMONSTOWN Suulh Afrcs- British dcuriycr 1IMS Wevcx wa- recent'y traniferrcil '0 Itw Snuib Afri'-an nsvv in a cere- mony here The will br manned by Siuh Afrt'ar under Their country's en-ian which re placed the Bruh Wniic Eosiyi Fabulous Animal HORIZONTAL 3 Doctrine 1 Depicted 4 CranneS i fibuiojf kcjrt l-latids (ab) 8 Woody inc 5 13 remainder Htg'daton 14 It has tir 7 Cicse body of a 8 A thit time 15 Upper limb Ai 1 16 Puff up language 18 Goddess of 16 Age infatuation 11 Landed 19 Negative reply property 20 Alkaloids 12 Appeixed 22 Pprt of 'bc" )7 I'alm liiv 20 Protecting fbiol 21 Piicn'irds 21 Dukhccn 23 Holly 25 Poker stake 27 Helps 28 Marth grass ket Huston Lauded a-ire on I ic S'- CumUJtlve Be-ili-euiitee Breferrcrt Snaras of tie vjlne nf 610(190 ea1i of the Company wl! tm paid on the I6II1 Oai oi Mav 1950 In all (harcnold-er- of reimrit it tiie csoe of Imv-r t- rr Int sain day of April 193l 1MTKD al LnrionUn Alleyta thu rliv of April A 195(1 By Cider ol tne hoard A MONTGOMERY hverelary was eulo- Rixed today as the top actor and just about the nicest Spencer Tracy led 650 mourners at memorial services In two minutes of a tribute participated in simultaneously by all movie aludioi It was an unprecedented honor in the movie colony The Toronto-born Huston died last Friday of a heart attack a day after his 66ih birthday Tracy told the crowd Including government many of Hollywood's big names: Such a campaign he told a "Prof'jssionaily he was easy to gatherin'' celebrating hs election rat WM the best He to parliament last February is filled in with 45 years of the best conducted both in Britain playing ever ace It was the j-id the other aide of the At-'works singing dancing Shake- 1 lunlir Straciiey ha been attacked the Cniis-Tvalive Bcaverbrouk IVim in Britain Lord pres- ha said that Strii-i-iifv never renounced a sympathy fnr Onirnuni-ni he once heid s-ir he lib renounced such isympatiie CANADIAN UTILITIES LIMITED DIVIDEND NOTICE NO'IK'K i iH-reuy fiven Nul a qjart'iiv aiviaend nr Cine Dollar 3 xi Twenlv-Five Cents i3125i per (MADE FROM 100 WHOLE WHEAT) whole wheat in iu moK popular form! 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