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Today's Stock Market Listings on Toront TORONTO 11 AM. STOCKS By THE Ca n Press 'Toronto Stock Exchange--March 29 (Quotations in cents umless marked 3. 2--0dd lot; xd -- Ex-Dividend; xr--Ex~ rights; xw--Ex-warrants.) INDUSTRIALS High Low 11 25 $36% 36% 36 2414 30% 6 Sales Stock I AC wis Inglis Inid Gs wis Inter PL Intp Stl Inv Syn A Jockey C Kelly D A Lakeland High Silke 100 Madsen B Moore Nat Drug N Str wis 57 Page-Hers Pow Corp Pres Elect Rapid-Grip Roe AV Can Reo AV 5% Royal Bank 380 Royal Bk rt 3925 Russell 25 z15 185 74 801 215 400 Atlas Steel Bank Mont Bank NS xd Be!' Phone Bowater Bowater pr B( Pow Breck Chp pr Bruck A Can Foils z5 C Safe 4 pr 210 C Bok C ex-d 225 Cdn Brw rts 486 Cn Brew rt 8068 Cdn Celan C Chem C Collirs C Colli pr CIL exd CPR C Pet pr ~ Cdn Tire Con Gas Corby vt 100 75 Steel Can S Propane Suptest pr Dm bk xd T Fin 5 pc T Fn wis 56 T Fn wts 57 I'r Can PL Tins-Mt Un Gas Walk GW Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge 1% 11% Net Stock Ya Ya + 5% + 145 57% -- % 460 +10 C Wst Pete Cre wis 58 22740 Dev-Pal 3500 Dome Pete 200 Dynamic 1100 Home Oil A 1 Walk GW Westeel Weston A Wood Alex Wdwrd A wis Zenith Curb Asbestos CD Sug Dupont Am Leduc Anglo. Am Bailey § A Banff Bata Cal Ed C Chieftn C Ex Gas High Cr Homestd 500 Husky 100 Husky wits 240 Cent Del 1395 C Allenbee 5000 C Dragon 9000 Con Peak 4000 C Wst Pete 230 Cre wis 58 22740 Dev-Pal 3500 Dome Pete 200 Dynamic Home Oil A Home Oil B H B Oil G 100 235 310 355 225 z10 1000 120 600 2000 1900 1500 « « « « Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge 235 Wh BK -- WK $14% 14% 14% "2 2 = 2% 2% --% 320 320 +3 Gnt Masct Giant YK Goldale Gunnar Gunnar wie Hoyle Hud Bay Int Moly Irish Cop Iron Bay Jacobus Joburke Net Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge es 65 +3 65 $12% 12% 2 52 2 $124 12% 1 38 11 10% a 8% 8% 8% 9 9 50 50 530 530 455 450 2% 2% 100 100 gsbgeiEduaen &8 Sand Sherri Siscoe Ventures Waite Willroy Wr Harg Yale Lead Young HG Zulapa 1 Sales to 11 a.m.: o Exchange Rexspar Rix Athab Roche Riv tt |, with Truscott convinced him the boy may be innocent. Truscott, convicted last fall of the murder of a 12-year-old girl, is serving a life. sentence at Guelph reformatory. Mr, Sopha, who handed out copies of his question to the press, attempted to ask what the minister was going to do to es- tablish Truscott's innocence. He tried to direct the question to Attorney - General Roberts but Premier Frost objected, saying it could be directed again today to Mr. Wardrope. Khrushchev Visits Old Battlefield Net Sales High Low 11 a.m. Ch'ge 2000 100 = 100 +3 10 35 10 550 550 407! 000 Am 21 30 18 18 545,000. 20 kid 305 305 305 +5 5 4 5% 5% + % 8 8 8 139 285 19 ~--1 +13 +4 1100 1400 1302 10 21% + % Liberal MPP Denied Query By PRESTON GROVER VERDUN, France (AP) -- Ni. kita Khrushchev paid tribute to- day at the most sacred of France's memorials to her war dead, then toured the battlefields Cr Telef Dist Seag D Fodry Dom Stores Dom Tar Fam Play Fanny F 125 140 000 120 600 2000 Am Ledue Anglo Am LI Pete Long pont Merigold Medal Nal Pete N Concord Kerr Add 1104 Kilem C wts 1000 Lake Ling 1000 L Osu 1000 La Luz Lamaque 600 1000 Leitch 100 49 7 16% 350 143 -1 + Kh --25 --5 +3 TORONTO (CP) -- A Liberal member of the Ontario legisla- ture tried without success Mon- day to question the government side on a report that Reforms where valiant poilus fell in the great battles of Verdun in the First World War. An anticipated renewal of Khrushchev's attacks on West THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesduy, March 29, 1960 13 central war memorial and then|is a' stronghold of conservatism, signed the golden visitors' D00k. [Knee welcome was gen Verdun, where the French erally friendly and at times eves army stopped the German ad-|enthusiastic. vance in 1916, was only one stop of the most crowded day yet for | the touring Soviet premier. He flew first in a Carvelle jet {rom Dijon to Metz, an important| How Well Do You communication centre in the Lor-| R 9 -- n . raine iron-mining belt, 36 miles, east of Verdun. | Following his motor trip to the Want to test your think battlefield, Khrushchev was to go| ability against high sch to Rheims for a civic luncheon seniors? In April Reader's land a view of the famed cathe- Digest are 12 questi from dral there. But Roman Dathiolic| 4 ons 2 coll Church officials have refused to Coliesn board Aptitude Tea} receive the Soviet premier. He| quiz; it's a verbal test, ry got a chilly reminder of this ato show how designed Dijon Monday, when Mayor Felix Bd Jou £ ago Ineasury Kir, a Catholic canon, bowed to ealing with new ideas p in an order from his bishop and and old problems! Get your stayed away from the welcoming | April Reader's Digest today ~= ceremonies. st. 32 articles of lasting Although the area around Dijon! 2000 200 185 26 12 320 "84 42 100 17790 1200 250 2000 Fr Pete pr 3 Dev . S LL Lac air A Lorado Provo Gas Lyndhst Ranger Madsen Reef Expl Maritime Royalite McWat 1700 Sapphire Mir Corp 50 5 u Murray M 78800 Nama Cr 500 New Delhi 7500 N Dicken 1090 New Hosco 1000 N Mylama Noranda Germany did not at once de-| velop, but the Soviet premier was| reported to have prepared an ad-| dress to deliver later today at| Fort Douaumont, one of the two great Verdun forts of the first| | world conflict, A small, polite and reserved| crowd was on hand as Khrush-| chev arrived by car from Metz. | Minister Wardrope doubts the guilt of convicted murderer Steven Truscott, 16. Elmer Sopha (--Sudbury) was refused permission by the Speaker to even ask the question because Mr, Wardrope was not in the House. Mr, Wardrope was quoted as saying last week that a 45-min- ute talk he had had March 19 -3 00 1000 3725 1000 4500 800 1000 MINES 3083 33 33 Homestd is S Tidal Greyhnd Un Oils Hardee C Allenbee Hees 25 C Dragon Horne PF Westeel Weston A Wood Alex Wdwrd A wits 73 : 170 9000 100 215 10 RS Abacus 45 Zenith 10 3 Co WS ihe oy Rep suddenly to the | B.C., recently, giving Gary | » Blitsky, 6, a chance to launch the first canoe in this minia- Spring came community of Prince George, I EN ER * SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING Advocate 1200 350 340 N Gate BB STOCK MARKET NET EARNINGS By THE CANADIAN PRESS Beaver Lumber Co. Ltd., year| { [net "loss $214,647; 1$7,622. year ended Dec. 31: 1959, cents a share; 1958, $250,636, 42 in Cossack dress and a little girl jin the gown of Marianne, tradi- (tional embodiment of France. 1958, net loss|cents. | Khrushchev kissed them both and Sylvanite Gold Mines, year|invited them to visit the Soviet 1 | Ocean Cement Supplies Ltd. ended Dec. $1: 1959, $153,414, 4.6/Union. year ended Dec. 31: 1959, $1,158,-| cents |442, $1.15 a share; 1958, $1,137,-| 487, $1.13. { Rapid Grip and Batten Lid.,! |ended Dec. 31: 1959, $2,068,850|year ended Dec. 31: 1959, $278. | (fiscal year changed): mos: ended Dec. 31, $1,798,355. Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: $1,142,296, 47 cents a share; 1958, Calgary 195 |$1,741,837 72 cents. Cariboo Gold Quartz Mining Co and Edmonton Corp. 1958, 8/182, $2.10 a share; 1958, $251,617, 1 $1.80. | West Canadian Oil {Ltd., year ended Dec. 31: $1,215,526; 1958, $1,164,276. Switson Industries Ltd., and Gas 1959 year .lended Dec. 31: 1959, $210,880, 35 tire lake on street near his home. --CP Wirephoto Ex-Miners Seen Welfare Liability PETERBOROUGH (CP)--|a uranium mine than there is in Many industries are reluctant toja copper or a gold mine," he hire former uranium miners be-|said. "They are talking about cause they suspect the men may something that no one knows any- have uranium poisoning, a union thing about yet." official 8aid Monday. BE -- Fred Hoffman, president of| In Toronto, Dr. Leon B. Lep- Local 1006 of the International|pard, a physicist with the Ontario Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter health d e p a r tment's industrial Workers (Ind.) at Bancroft, said hygiene division, said the companies are afraid ex-|tests carried out by mining com- miners could become liabilities|panies are supervised by the de- on their welfare plans. partments of mines and health. He said the situation was in-| He said the health department ereasing the problems of miners |is satisfied with the efforts of the seeking work in other fields be-|companies to make conditions cause of impending cutbacks in{underground and in the mills wranium production. liveable. Bancroft, 50 miles north of; Powerful here, faces a sharp slump In its|y;n, 00c1y to draw off gaseious uranium mining. i | radioactivity and water was used The manager of Bicroft Ura; keep down high silica rock i Mi Thompson, said|; Pp i . mium Mine, John FT «= .|dust. Miners had annual chest x- there was no Prejudice against| uranium miners in the mining in- dustry but he could not speak for| Dr. Leppard said reports had other industries outside the min. | Deen received from Czechoslova- ing field. {kia about cases, of ng, caus: among uranium miners but the The charge was biamded $level of radiation there may be "absolutely ridiculous" by P. r : i mine man-|as much as 100 times higher than Coss, Dytlo uranium mi in Canada. This was because of fans operated con- "There is no more ra regular | {business with a decreasing num- Bell Handles: More Work By Less Men MONTREAL (CP) -- The won- ders of electronics and automa- tion are making it possible for Bell Telephone Company of Can- ada to handle more calls with fewer employees. The company, which had more than 3,330,000 telephones in serv- ices in Ontario and Quebec at the start of the year, showed in its annual report for 1959 increasing ber of workers. The trend began after the com- pany reached a payroll peak of 41,363 in 1957, dropping by roughly 2,000 in each of the last two years to 39,321 in 1958 and to 37,158 in 1959. The decline apparently will con- tinue for a few years, but at a slower rate. When it will level out will depend, to some extent, on Science Now Without Pain Toronto, Ont. (Special)-- For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain and itching. Thousands have been relieved with this inexpensive substance right in the privacy of their own home without discomfort or inconvenience. In one hemorrhoid case after Shrinks Piles Cr Discomfort Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain And Itching As It Shrinks Hemorrhoids that sufferers were able to make such statements as "Piles have ceased to be a problem!" And among these sufferers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid con= ditions, some of even 10 to 20 years' standing. eotics, or any kind. 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