Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 9, 1943, Winnipeg, Manitoba R open 103% Page fourteen Export sales United kingdom buyers were Back again in the Winnipeg Market for Canadian wheat Tak ing substantial quantities wednesday estimated close to bushels brins ring total purchases for the last Days to Over bushels. This business was not reflected in tie wheat pit Beinor negotiated an Exchange futures basis but Good buying was again in a violence in wheat futures with j shippers exporters and Macri sept. 145 a.l45vs Winnipeg Winnipeg free press. , june a 1943 july oct. Dec. July oct. Dec. July oct. Dec july High 104 104% Low 101% 103 wednesday june Al 1943. Close . Close last year 30% loss 51 Esb 51 dec. July open 89 a High 89% 64 a 88vsb 89 a 64 b 64 a 89% a 511a 49 52 64% 63% 57 can houses taking Between 2.000.000 and bushels. This dlr Maiio again believed connected with prospective sales to the United states commodity corporation with most the support in the deferred months. Both the october and december closed at new sea Sonal highs with final quotations ivs to to higher and the july at s1.023sb. Trading in the wheat pit was most Active throughout and Deal ing were Broad resembling pre War sessions. Hedging was quite dec. July sept. Dec. July sept. Dec. July sept. Dec. July 105 63 h 64 100h open 138% 06% 08% 101 Low 144% 144% 146% 65 i 64% 95% 97% 100% close 145% 105b Loob lob Lola High 139 Low 13s--s 138% close 3 Prev. Close 144% 145 146% Loob 105b lob 65% a 64a Prev. Close 138% 138% markets at a glance wheat quotations c Sod wednesday As follows Winnipeg. Us to 1 cent Hillier. Chicago. A to u cent higher. Minneapolis. La to h cent higher. Liberal and , to a Crest was Well absorbed at Market information disclosed further precipitation in Manitoba and crop reports stressed the Neces sity warmer weather for the crop. Country marketing wheat continued around the million Bushel Mark while bushels All grains were cleared from the Lake head. Including 1.613.000 bushels wheat and bushels Barley. Bushels the latter Grain going to Duluth. There was a fair Trade in the Cash wheat Market with round lots one and two Northern trading at improved spreads. Shippers were estimated to have taken around bushels the one Northern and smaller quantities two nor Thern the former Grade trading at cent better in the spread and the two Northern at cent better in the spread. Demand for the lower grades was not aggressive and spreads eased in a Light Trade for shipping account. Closing spreads showed one Northern up cent two and three Northern unchanged. Four Northern five six and feed wheat off cent. Lack offerings and transportation problems kept the coarse Grain Cash business at Low Levels although there was excellent inquiry Lor Oats and Barley for shipment to the United states. Carlots however. Were sold for All rail clearance from country Points. Rye again took the spotlight in coarse Grain pit Trade and the de Cember made a new High at one stage proceedings. Modest South Ern and local buying was in Evi Dence in this Grain and there were indications a continuation inter Market spreading with Chicago involving purchases Winnipeg december. Country marketing tuesday year ago the hush hush basis with no indications Given loading positions destinations. The fact that there is renewed buying has livened up the local Export circles however and Domestic trading was generally along routine lines with demand still Active. No wheat was taken j6 cent and in local elevators during the past in-24 hours. All delivery quotas wheat and coarse Rains is disclosed in the weekly Urvey issued tuesday by the Cana oian wheat Board. In the Case heat. 455 stations Are a de Ivery quota 12 bushels per Mih oried acre 350 a quota 4 bushels per authorized acre and ,300 a quota 15 bushels per authorized acre. Following is the summary summary showing the number delivery Points in Dali quota group by province wheat Oats Barley 366 bus. Quota 15 20 open wheat coarse grains. Cars loaded wheat coarse grains. Wheat August this year last year 684.000 Saskatchewan wheat seeding completed re Gina june s. Wheat seed 919 703 335 25 deliveries 1-june 3 plan feed Grain Reserve Ottawa june 9. For building up a Reserve Supply feed Grain in Eastern Canada to meet possible emergency the were announced today by agriculture minister Gardiner. The plan will be put into Force by the feeds administration and the agricultural supplies Board. Curtailment Lake shipments and other factors which have interfered with the ability the Grain Trade to build up Reserve sullies have necessitated government assistance . Gardiner said. Grain which comes under the plan be used Only to meet emergency conditions similar to Thouc which prevailed last Winter should they develop. It is anticipated that feeding requirements in Eastern Canada Tor inc Stern Grain will undoubtedly Boen an even heavier scale in 194-l Oats at new High in Chicago Trade Chicago june 9 i bup july Oats climbed to the highest level since 1928 the Board Trade today. All deliveries scored sea Sonal tops and other grains Rulec firm. Diminishing feed supplies and strength in the Cash Market contributed bullish factors. Commis Sion House buying firmed Early prices but late advances came from Chicago traders. Wheat traders centred attention reports that senator Bankhead try to attach a rider to the agricultural appropriations Bill pro renting deductions Benefit pay intents in computing ceilings. A quiet tone prevailed in the Rye pit with prices rallying late in the Day in sympathy with othe grains. Houses with Eastern connections bought december Rye an some scattered demand followed other contracts. Much activity coast Grain exporters Vancouver . June 9, special there was considerable activity among the Grain exporters during tuesday s session the Vancouver Grain Exchange and judging from All accounts a fair amount business was worked however All business today is much further Progress extending 368 368 Saskatchewan 14 15 20 30 open 455 325 Alberta 1f 2ft open 1130 fins to 1g British 1 open All 12 14 15 20 open 455 350 1300 603 004 per wheat quota for a Western Points the Canadian wheat Board wednesday issued a list approximately Soo stations in Saskatchewan where wheat delivery quotas have been increased to 15 bushels per authorized acre. This brought All Points in Western Canada up to a general delivery quota 15 bushels Best shipment from Lakeland Union stockyards Winnipeg and St. Boniface june arrivals at the Union stockyards up to nine clock wednesday morning consisted 350 cattle 120 calves 510 hogs and 10 sheep and lambs. In addition to deliveries coming off trucks there Are 20 cars reported for arrival during the Day. With about 200 cattle held Over from tuesday included in late arrivals and not offered for tale there were in the neighbourhood 550 cattle offer. Wednesday s receipts were considered quite Light seipts were considered quite Light were asking Strong prices for every thing offer. Buyers were taking their supplies at steady to firm prices and a firm undertone prevailed All Butcher cattle especially those carrying finish and weight. The Best shipment order wednesday morning was a consignment 22 steers averaging a Jund i pounds fed by George Lake i land Manitoba. These cattle were not sold up to noon but it is expected they will top wednesday s Market. There were also two loads boys and girls club calves con sisting 16 head from Broadview Saskatchewan and 24 head from Kipling sask. Top weighty steers Are finding a Good outlet with the bulk sales ranging from to these classes look a Shade higher than last week and medium kinds Clearing from to the Market also carried a firm undertone with Good cows sell ing from to with a few Choice Light cows up to medium cows Are soiling freely from to with car Mars and cutlers from 35.75 to a Good demand continues for All per authorized acre which was with top Quality Selling from bounced by the Board in instructions to the Trade. The Board does not guarantee that there will be immediate space in the country for acceptance this increased quota but will continue its endeavours to distribute the total available space As fairly As possible the statement said. Prices for butter and ecu until Burtner notice will be those supplied the free Secretary the advisory the Dairy manufacturers no is completed and about 90 ent the coarse grains and 85 perish Sci ent flax have Heen sown a Ordog to reports received Over the Veek by the Saskatchewan de Artra ent agriculture. Although heat has fair Progress growth the whole has been some that slow and warmer weather is ceded. About 77 per cent the wheat is showing above press by the committee association. Creamery the following prices Are generally be is paid by Winn Peff wholesalers basis government Grade delivered Winnipeg cases returned a a Rad. Per dozen. 29 a Trade. Medium per dozen21 b Crade. Per c Trade per dozen .22 prices paid . Country buying stations one cent less than above prices. Lucal . In. Of spinach Bushel 1.75 asparagus. In. 13 potatoes Grade 1. 75-lb. Bag lilo onions .25 imported Tom roles. Per Case .4.50 Calif head lettuce. 4-5 Eliz. Crate. 8.50 Fonda celery Green. To la. Crate Torida celery. White. Go la. Cra a Calif new carrots with tops Doz 1 10 Calif beets with tons dozen 1 "5 Calif cabbage. . Head lettuce. -1-5 crate 7.00 Mississippi cabbage. 5u-lb. Bag 5.50 Texas new beets. 50-lb. Bag 6.00 . Cauliflower crate 3.50 flour retail prices to Consumers from stocks . Carlot destination. Quotations Are 08-lb. The the now Point for Market valuations for the War years to Dale was established. From this level there has been an appreciation in quoted values about and the May valuation is that 1940. Relative to Levels prevailing prior to the outbreak War and fall France the main grouping Industrial Utility and stocks has outperformed the other group ing consisting mining and Oil producing and prospecting stacks. The former is More than above its August 31, 1939 level while the latter is still Down More than from value at that Dale. 10.00 9.00 7.50 10.35 9.75 12.50 7.50 14.00 sows no. 2 thin lights Nelly to bring that result but pres sure is being maintained by the authorities toward that . On the basis that restrictive order Canada s quota shipments to the . This year was placed at tons an average tons monthly. In the first four months 1943, shipments to the . Averaged a Little Over tons with possibly some increase shown in May. Feeders alive Good Good heavies common Bucks Good Handy weight u. All Cash brain prices re basis to futures wheat acreage reduction in the major exporting coun tries is apparently at an and. The i United Stales faced with very heavy disappearance and the Proba Large requirements Over cited for june p. 1943 Man. Nor. 32. 2 a Dum . 7. Sex. Cd to. Sou Toush 3. 2 2. Two feed 2 5. 2 . 2. Rejected 2 .1 , Sis touch 6" 1. 12.75 14.25 13.25 12.00 4.00 2.50 13.50 c. N. Pow. Com. C. N. Feciw. Pid. Canada 5s. Com. Can. Inc. Al. A. Can. Ind. A. Com. X Bronze pad. Can. Cel., com. Can. Cel. Pad. Can. Cow. Can. Pac. Ray. Min. Cockshutt plow . Bridge . Glass com. 3ora. Glass pad. Dom. Com. Dom. Pid. Dryden Eastern dairies Pound. Can. Gat. Pov., com. Gat. Pow. Pid. A sob i 5% 33b 107b 34 34 a 28b 12 44% 28 a 1251 152b 78vib 153b 7% 130 15b 10 89 138 4a 30a 83 a g. S. Wares com. La g. Steel wares 106 a 108 curd Chas. Co. 7 Gypsum l. A a. 7 a Hamilton Bridge 7% Imp. Tobacco ii 36% inf. Nickel int. Power com. Int. Power pad. L. Of the Woods. Massey Harris pm. Massey Harris i. Montreal Power. Mccoll san so a 12vb 2614 9va 36 12% 12v. 103a 26 26 Vij Lvi 3 a 2614 261nat. Brew. Com. Nat. Brew. Pad. Nat. Steel car Sofii Vics fillies com. Pad Power corp. Price Eros. Com. Price Bros. Old. Quebec 31 in 53 24b ibb 51ta 10 82 Isvik Tslia 53 i 53 53% St. Cup. Com. St. Law. Cup. Pad. 14 St. Law. Ppr. Old. 42v Shaw Nickin 18% Sher. Williams Smith Howard Sloe can. Corn. 69 steel can. Pad. S. Can. Or. Com. S. Can. Or. Pad. 103b mpg. Alec. Com. 7 mpg. Elec. Pad. 54vsb Ace. 5 . Pid. 102 10. Toronto Norris Grain co 101% Winnipeg Anglo Canadian oils lumber pid. Beaver lumber com. Can. Amer. Trust can. Fire ins. Can. Indemnity can. Invest. Fund Crescent Creamery Ltd. Dom. Car pid. Dom. Inv. Car. Com. Trust a fundamental Trust d it. West . Grouped income. Home invest. S40 per value Home invest. Part. Certs Monarch life 20% paid. Nor can. Mtg. Units 12 001 trusts North Star Oil com. Traders building Assn. United Grain growers a. Western breweries unlisted mines James Richardson Albany tuner in Civ amal. Kirkland area Brock Barber Larder Clifton cons Central Man eastward flin flon fort four Franco Oil last Croc Mcm Armac Magnet cons Midwest Iron Mosher Nat. new ajl gurita no Beau Northern tin sons bid cop Oklend Ope Miska Pascalis port coldwell pc Dor proprietary Quebec Manitou Rand Malartic Springer Sturgeon Thompson Lundmark Wesley Gold Mounir Davidson wheat Oats Barlev flax mixed screenings grand total contract . A 11 1 1349 g4g 3 seas when the occupied countries Are free has already announced that any Farmers who meet 90 per cent their new crop goals will be eligible for agriculture adjustment act wheat payments and wheat Loans even though they exceed their wheat allotments. Australia May reduce its wheat acreage slightly this year but no important change appears in Prospect and with opposition to further reduction there increasing it is probable that this year will witness the Low Mark in weather Goodear tire permitting Argentina is expected to Ward show n slight to fair increase this year. Canada alone one the 20 9 14 20 16 2.1 13 3 71 23 31 545 23 1320 10 ask i bid. 20.00 1u3.00 5.00 3.25 70.00 15u. 4v.fi6 100.00 4.30 235.00 12.66 10.00 32.50 6.50 10.00 1.35 44.00 15.00 4.00 .25 Lilii 56.50 7.00 50.00 ask. Alderman Anglo can. Annjo h. A nor base m. B. E. A. R. Beattie Berrns r. Bid. A. Bobo Boneta Bralorne by. Dom. Brown Oil. Roulan Buff. Ank. C. And e. Cal. Oil Caribou a. Con. Pat. Cen. Pore. Chester. Coast cop. Coch. W. Con Aurum com. P. Dome. Duquesne e. Malartic Eldorado East Crest High Low close Che. Sales s7b 33 10 16b 000 37 12 225 170 33 Hub 120 8% 127 j 80 Job 105b 24 b 42 1s7 92 15 122 31 13 420 206 3 10a 42 2v. 125 4 32 4- z 4500 3500 600 3500 1300 2ioo Conroy urges co operation Ottawa june 9. Cup Pat Conroy Secretary treasurer the Canadian Congress labor urged yesterday before the National War labor Board that employers should organize to co operate with unions in improving labor relationships. Or. Conroy appeared before the Board in its Public inquiry into labor relations As a private individual explaining that he had been in great Britain when the formal submission the Congress was made. He also presented a Brief from the United mine Mill and smelters workers Trail . Expressing opposition to com Pany unions. Or. Eugene foresee research director the Canadian Congress labor presented a Brief in reply to a submission to the Board by Donald Gordon prices Board chair Man in which . Gordon said eneral wage increases would have an inflationary effect. Or. Foresee said wage increases were not necessarily inflationary. At no time has the government taken the initiative in developing proper labor organization shown an initial intelligent realization labor s rights and How they should function in a properly integrated system labor relationships in Canada s . Conroy said. The opposition by business and employers and the unwilling prices up at horse sales London june 9. Of Fine horses still Burns in year Petua Ting the Best strains 17 wartime handicaps. Feature the 1943 sales was the higher handed by yearlings _. Aged an 60 per cent 1941 in All classes there was a Over 1.164 lots at Public aim for a total the Ulhorn Stative breeders review turnover was in two secondary sales the Tattersal Agency in Blo i five if figures were Avail hot private sales in 1942, the to i All sales would be App Rosf j the i estimated. Most important trans Atlan b Sale was that Pont Fienau 1940 Derby Winner to Raul pop i Lier in Argentina internationally famous i de Agua. Trp Pont l Eveque made a Rossing to Argentina. Highlight the 1942 season a it the dispersal the wide spree r bloodstock interests the 5s lord Lanely. The executes lord Lanely s estate sold the tire bloodstock holding for 000 Marshall Field in july offered it auction his entire English stud wife exception his famous Mare Black Eay which later died. Newark is won by conservatives London june 0. Serva Tive party has won the . Election in caused by the Newark Oil Brit the Ofick marquess Titchfield to Dukedom Portland it was a a bounced today holding the seat fat the government. Sidney Shepherd conservative polled Voles Alan Dawn. Independent had de k Ward Moran. 3.189 and j. T. Pepper Index endear Liberal in the 1935 general election marquess Titchfield polled 21 b votes to for a. W. Shaman labor. Former Saskatchewan judge Dies in East to re u Hamilton june 9. Up Joics to Alexander Patrick 70, former the District and surrogate court the for the District Moosomin died Here today. He came East in visit his daughter. Mrs. H. Tihoi i _ Hamilton following his relink in ment from the Bench in March i called to the Saskatchewan bar t 1904, he Practised Law at Yor Kuji where he was mayor in 1908-1r and again in 1914 and 1915. A president the Yorkton Board 3 w Rade and in 1924 was made Preif Retreat by government have built Dent the Saskatchewan bar a u a the i up a three Way discord. Disorganized Industry meant Cut Throat Competition which might disrupt the Cut Industry he said. I go so far As to state that if business continues to oppose labor and also continues in the same state disorganization in its own ranks he evolution things will remove business from the position s constituent body within the realm . Conroy said. Montreal curb Osier Hammond Wanton open High Low close 050 36 live 53 163 126 150 160 37144 2v., 14 225 170 120 a i 180 93a Hoa 27a 300 16500 6000 3300 200 2400 500 600 200 Coo 200 500 11500 400 Foothills Francoeur gods Lake go Dale Gunnar hard Rock a a Arcco k in Hollinger 48.00 Home Oil Homestead 7.50 How cd g. . M int. Nickel j. Waito Kerr add. Kirk. Lake Lamaque g Leilich g. Little . 5.70 12.00 1.45 54 2 30 10 15 34 50 11 is 4 560 25 15 23 12 24 c.n.r., 333. New York James Richardson so big four will show considerable reduction in wheat acreage this year in the Effort to step up production food Grain and flaxseed. Am. Tel. Tel. Anaconda cop. Atch. T. S. Be. Bethleham steel Chrysler corp. Cons. Edison no Douclas aircraft Dupont Al de m Gen. Electric Gen. Foods corp. Radio corp. Of a Sears Roebuck hich Low close Cape. 156 156 28 55 vib 1934 by a g4 55 64 81v, 133v4 Western Grain com. Western grocers pad. Western steel products wpg1. Electric pid. Is Hectric a Dorr inv. Pad. New sales tuesday afternoon 11 to 3. Winnipeg electric at s6 85 Canadian at s5 50 wednesday morning 8 to ii forty four at .30 1 000 Al ii. Toronto industrials Norris Grain co. Ltd Burl Niton Styc can. Brewing can. Brew i d can. Packers can. Bud. Brew can. Canners can. A Elenez can. Dredging can. Vinegars can. Gin. Can. Oil can. Pacific bakeries cub aircraft Gas Dorr stores steel Dorr. Tar Dom. Woollens Fanny Farmer Ford can. Weston Goodyear can. G., Lime a. H. Walker com h. . Pad. Open High Low close Mia 3v.ib Alia 37b b8b 3b 152b 26 21b 12 a 50 15 950b 370 4 23 36 i 360 4 a b a 134 2 92 2 Igoa 22a 50 1 15 365 23 30 macassar Macleod a. 17 mad. R. A. Malar. G Mclntyre p. . Mcwatters min Milf Model Moneta 60 475h 33 a s3 75 73 315 310 170 1h7 m no 185 133 04 s3 15v? Oon 60 435a b3vi-i 74 i 315 170 ill 4 134 34a 1700 100 12000 100 400 500 100 1.500 1040 2000 200 100 700 boo 6800 boo 4500 700 600 Moo 3goo Oil 21b 37 360 4g 100 3r 70 14 102 4co in. Lorow 90 82 s3 3% 33vi electric 130b 20h 70b 130 int. Metals a Kelvin. Can. Laura Secord Loblaw a Loblaw b a map c Leaf corp. Or. Pante Frog cars maj. 54 a 3814 181. Ill s 54 . Stand. Oil . 56 United aircraft . Rubber steel 55v4 55 i sales . 301.350 1 jul v7 56 a. In. A stand. Pav ing super t. P. Toronto mice. United steel can. Flour 7 20 a he 12b 10% 21b lob by 48b 6 a 2b 2 in 24b 82 12sb 1216 80a 130 . 8 21a 13a Noranda Norm Eta l Brien Kalta ont. Nickel Paralta. Amour a. Paymaster 18b Pend Ore. 100 171 Perron 80b Pickle Crew 159 15s Pioneer a. 200 Powell Ryn. 57b Premier 84 83 Preston . 215 208 que Conston 42 Royality 24vib san Antonio 305 300 sen. Rouyn. 26 sheep Crk. .90 shr. Gordon 100 94 Siscoe 44 is. Malartic. 0 33 Steep Rook. 223 212 Hud. Basin lob Sullivan 72b Sylvan let 195 190 Teck Hughes 286b Toburn 66 towage Mac. 12b trans r. 51 50 United Oil 10 8 upper can. 117 115 ventures 575 Waite Alt. 455 450 Wright svs. 345 100 40 100 s3 69 51 4 g in. V4 1 a in. 6200 1goo Abi Tibi com Abi Tibi pad. Aluminium 3eauharnois can. Brew. Can brew. Can. Malting can. Vickers cons. Paper can. D. Sugar Dom. Eng. Dom. Tar Dom. Tar pad. Donnacona a Dom. Stores Fleet air. Praser co. Fraser v. T Ford can. A Home Oil Hydro elec Imperial Oil inti. Pete int. Utilities a int. Utilities b Lake sulphate Melchers com Melchers pad. Reliance Grain Robert Mitchell 135b 12 .4 120 lob 20b 38 3db 5 31b 7 a cab s a 145a 23b 3c5 5b 13% Svab 15 15a 150b cd is is alb in 20 Walker Villa brew. 150b Isa 18a 23% a 200a 6% a Sivba 200a citation. More about inquiry continued from Pujic one by m eve j to Holland s Bishops defy nazis again London june 3. Open a Fiance nazi threats reprisals for any further opposition to the occupation authorities hol land s Catholic Bishops have issued a new pastoral letter condemning Ine conscription dutchmen for a 3a, the it l4 was Learned today. Otton stated that he had 1h inc letter Vas read in Catholic lectures at intervals and had Holland r 1h report from superintendent sin Geon Powers in charge scientific a a laboratories . At begins 1c whom parts the body were sent. Of that no signs volatile could be found As embalming make so Fth away All possibilities finding it. It was Learned in the questioning station doctors Purser Sal and Brownlee that Purser to not the station at the time Fiji w although in the sterilizing . Brownlee did not Especial up supervise the sterilizing Latina As he was Busy. I testimony indicated that Sepsy Throat conditions at the state since january were such an Tanj Thi that the bacteria might have Kallev Dei to the Needle have the floating in the dust. F further testimony by sgt t. To Bishop . In charge a Hospital who administered the ovulation proved that he had e medical experience other than wll the voluntary Aid detachment the British bed Cross and Wilh it . While in England Bishop had done a few inoculation since Here he has Given 50 ovulation a a week frequently Ste last september. He had always in a medical officer s instructions j had not seen the Needle until it brought into the room after be off sterilized. Sgt Bishop s stated that one Needle was used the t every two patients the Needle swabbed after the first and before the second. Another witness was h. Atton nursing orderly Host cd lived the Needles although hav Bijj no medical experience corp fit 1 fro not be de Rai 20a Iso a la 150 200 84 21.1 42 i 4 i r to 5 303 26 100 8 44 210 1053 7ga 195 5 203a 86 1 May 16. It followed t Wate strikes and violence earlier in the month in which hundreds dutch citizens were executed. The letter was signed by Arch 2500 Bishop de Jong utrecht 96oj Bishop p. A. W. Hopmans p. A. M. Mutsaers Herto Tenbosch Bishop j. N g Lemmens Roermonde. And Bishop p. Huibers Haarlem Teter. Attacked the Ting a crusade bolshevism terring this Only a catchword Ine statement said those wishing 1 fight against bolshevism must not suppress christianity with All Means As is done by Ison 3400 so 1700 1500 200 2100 100 3300 10 117 575 455 345 son 3000 2000 1000 1800 100 Sod 3300 1 in. O 2 . Total 47v4a 3a 82 Fia 8a stocks Osier Hammond Nanton june 9, 19i3. Banc Commerce Bank Montreal Royal record in to unloading o., june 9. Pittsburgh and. Conneaut Dock com Pany reported yesterday the unloading a Iron Ore cargo the freighter d. Kerr in two hours and 45 minutes and claimed a great lakes Ore unloading record. Wok onto Stock averages Richardson sons 20 industrials. 118.46, no 31 84.64, up .39 10 base metals. 73.65, up .42 15 Western oils. 24.27, up 69 total to for the abolition to income tax returns Are coming in steadily the i. Of Winnipeg and Manitoba Are being filed steadily and in increasing numbers e. W. Lowery inspector income tax stated wednesday . Lowery said there is always a tendency the part citizen at the 30 year but for year it for the Sake the better service his Able to give the is no last his department is individual when there Pfeute Rush he Hopes taxpayers early6 to file their there Are Over income tax so lower a no Over last year. Formed his duties in the same Ner As re had in the past Ness asserted that he had read Way Flim Seys records forwarded Moncton n.b., stating whether Ujj a newly arrived students were no Tive negative to Scarlet fever in diphtheria. I further testimony stated inoculation Parade was divided a. Those needing treatment for Hose the other in order needing inoculation for dil Scarlet fever could be at once. He stated that he careful to see that the n in the proper line. Lis. Lat by some tokens the prisoner War in t so bad. What a prisoner in a wrote his folks did your Stop to think How Lucky a War really is no rent iffy rates shopping Bills creditor Thi Dis by Shi in Frei erred Stock dive dead Niue Lvii v i "4 notice is heresy Given g l. Dividend j1.50 per share Belnac the 6 per cent per annul Al k35 cleared the 6% cumulative Ock Mccoll Frontenac Oil limited the Quarter ending e 1943. Payable july 15lh, 10w, it holders record at the close june 30th, 1043. By order the Board May 26th. 1343. Eli Loi ;