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INDUSTRIALS - 500 14 Py ' a 500 Sales fo 11:00 a.m.: 1 es High Low a.m. Ch'ge 2530 $124 120 12% + Ve) 250 420 420 420 Alta Gas 240 $35% 35% 35% + Ya) Alta Gas pr 30 $105% 105% 105% + Ve} Alt Gas B pr 50 $105% 105/2 1052 + % Alta Gas w 212 $1]. 102 11 +4 200 $18% 1834 18% 600 $9 420 8%: 9 --M $6994 69% 69% + a 750 $11% 11% 11% 725 $30% W's Wie + % $402 402 402 450 $192 19% 19% -- $142 14% l4l2 $i 6% 64 --7%| $194 194 Wie+ %) TOO $22%4 22%4 22% 632 63¥2 + Ve 7344 74 +1 26 408 5% Dat & 6% 0 330 : Ve 32%, 327/a + Ve 5 Me 27% 27% $214 2)'2 212 al BCPh 5.15 pr.~20 $104¥a104/2 10412 --~ Va Br Int F ex 225 $10% 10% 10% + %| FIGHTS LAST NIGHT 'Key Witness' Cops By THE ASSOCIATED PE d Straight Win London -- Alan Rudkin, 119, |Britain, outpointed Ray Asis, LONDON, Ont. (CP) -- Key 119, Philippines, 10. Witness registered his third win | in as many Starts at the West- Sacramento, Calif.--Joey Ol-ern Fair Raceway Tuesday lguin, 135%, Sacramento, jnight, capturing the sixth race ' lin 2:09 3-5 and returning $4.40 ig liga Perez, 140%, Mex-/a the odds-on favorite. Birmingham, Sighted tienes) FLAGS HAVE CHANGED |Cooper, Britain, vs. Johnny) Pensacola, Fla., site of the |Prescott, Britain, for Cooper' SUS. Navy air base, has lived 'British and Empire heavy-| under the flags of Spain, Ht) CxN Toronto {ire am, Mines weight title, postponed until} |France, Britain, the Confeder- 556 675 670 670 +15 'Thursday, rain. acy, and the United States. 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Va? Ved? Ve 1600 810 805 810 +15 5. 500 92 9% 614 13 37% AUDIENCE ENTHRALLED BY PLAYING OF BLIND PIANIST Susan Small, a young blind was brought back repeated- Small has won a Canada and London, Eng., for out- pianist from Black's Har- ly for curtain calls after a Council grant and studies at standing music festival per- bor, N.B., Monday night recital at Halifax. Miss the, University of Toronto formances. ; --CP 'P Wirephoto -- ese | | Village Awaits Coming Of Egg RABAUL,- New Britain (Reut- ers)--Villagers in the tropical sland of New Britain are wait- ing for a huge egg to appear in the sky above their village. They believe that the egg will float gently down from the \clouds and break open just above their houses, showering money and goods over their} village. This is -the latest manifesta- tion of the cargo cult, a strange religious belief which has made sporadic appearances in New Guinea ever since the first) Europeans arrived. The New Guineans argue that | ithe Europeans have no real jright to the flour, rice, tobacco and other goods with which they seem so well endowed. The spirits of their ancestors, they declare, have appeared to them and have promised them new wealth. They believe the white man will be driven away, that the white man's goods will be re- turned to the natives and that the followers of the cargo cult will become the new elite in the land, taking over all the public offices. The first step towards all this, however, is always the ar- rival of the cargo--the goods which will make the followers of the cargo cult rich. 5 62a + % 13 374 -- $1 17% 17% + 335 (335 «335 215 $94 %% 9% 175 $27¥e 27 27 re 600 $15% 15% 154 -- WoW Wk $424 42 ANA -- $11% 1% W4+% 100 $42%4 42% 424 --~ R 99 6 199 1050 $13% 13¥2 13% U $17% 17% Phas +% 685 685 | Chemcell " Clairton. w Col Cell Col Cel pr : Savings 13 13% 13% + | a uh 24% + 4 33 | | Pe Fr U.S. Trade-Mark Registered OPTICIANS-- O fied Gus Coronation 300 500 495 495 Coron 120 p 225 $18 1% 1" Coron 2 w 1000 110 105 105 --5 Crush Int 150 $15¥4 15¥2 154+ Dist Seag 420 $39% 39 ' D Bridge 355 $27% Dom Elect 525 $124 Dofasco 265 $26% Dosco 100 $15 Dom Tar 1210 $20% Dom Text 400 $35%e Dover pr 200 $10% Du Pont 135 $49% Emco n 220 $13 | Lory all A w 800 325° 320 oe +20 | Falcon 833 926 9B + %) Fam Play 150 $26% 262 26% -- % Fed Grain 350 $7" 7% T'%--% Fraser 100 $33 330 33 + % Frontier Ac 200 $72 7% 7% Frontier pr 300 $37% 372 37/2-- Frosst A 220 $29V2 292 29 GMC 154$105 105 105 Globe An xd 150 $8% 612 8% Goodyear 25 $180 180% 180! 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Although the initial soon as the sign becomes design incorporates the familiar. words 'Ontario Hiydro' lead- NEW HYDRO Rosemarie Link, a sum- mer student working at On- tario Hydro in Toronto, com- pares the new design with the old Ontario Hydro coat of arms on her jacket. The --CP Wirephoto _ BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Indian Custom Analysts Aren't Worried Slows Harvest Be sie sins Over Stock Market Drop summer 2,000 experienced In-|commoner. 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All Varieties Save 27¢ YORK : 89 MEAT PIES 4: c Save Ge! 6-on, Tins SUNKIST F aa LEMONADE @:$ COOKED HAM 55: Ib eoood Mix and Match! Crushed - Sliced Tid Bits 20-oz. Tins PINEAPPLE .............. 4 for $1 All Popular Brands Pkgs. 20's Ban Deodorant Reg. 79c! 3-0z. Tubes - Clear 77¢ British Columbia growing areas/lators assumed that a new king to take jobs on Washington|would be married before suc- stocks of investors this year,\State farms. feaston. was at 6144 compared with 404%) Spokesmen for fruit and veg-, Most Swedes regard the like- ; ja year ago. etable growers say that if thejlihood of Crown Prince Cari --ieue Sek broMers . Sxperis on --_ = workers could be persuaded to|Gustaf marrying a commoner, what the stock. market is going| PREDICTS RISE stay in B.C., they might walljeven after becoming king, as to do--aren't concerned about) Robert Stone, analyst withlwipe out the increasing prob-|remote. The Swedish press has the recent drop in stock prices./stockbroker F. H. Deacon,|lems of getting crops picked ef-|been linking his name with that| In fact these authorities,/said: "'There's no doubt we are/ficiently and on time. of Britain's Princess Anne. many of whom had predicted| in a clear downtrend, but we! yj will take a lot of persuas-| AS Sweden's largest evening about a year ago that some|are a substantial way through); ion. The migration has a com.\Mewspaper, Expressen, recently decline in stock prices would gra as ¢ j occur about this time, expect the market to move back to re-}; cord heights within the next) month or s0. The stock market, which had| been rising steadily in the first four months of the year, began to--weaken-in-the--last-- half of} May } ro 'the last two weeks, follow- |merely showing that you cannot|B.C sagging New York stock|have continued expansion in the|says the real reason is intang- ing a market, the Toronto "paw el index lost all of the gains had made this year. | AT LOWEST At noon Tuesday the indus- trial index, which had estab- lished a record high of 178.32 May 14, stood at 164.94, its low-| est point of the year. | Notable in the recent fall was a lack of volume, which 'sug- gested to observers a dearth of buyers--ratherthan an abund- ance of sellers. Average volume recently has been less than 3,000-000 shares, compared with an average daily volume of 5,183,600 shares last year. Despite the decline; the index and the prices of many key is- sues still are well ahead of their levels of @ year ago. At the close. Tuesday the in- dustrial index--a gauge of the group's health--was 165.95, up the decline . . . there are some oversold _ Situations showing up already.' Mr. Stone said "it would be most unwise' for investors to liquidate their holdings ~because the basic trend up the market! remains upward, The sell-off} was "merely a correction." | Mr. Stone said the market is} economy ad infinitum,' | | WORST OVER | Roland Bertin, of Burns Brothers and Denton Ltd. said: "I think we have seen the worst of the selling . . . we've had a good correction. "The end of the bull market! is in sight, but there's still some room for higher prices in the next month or so." Roy Nose, A. E. Osler Co Ltd., said: '"'We have seen the worst for the time being. We're probably in the last phase of a | Indian. bull market which will probably|*"~ have run its course by the fall. At that time some economic figures will not look too good. However, I see higher prices in the short term ahead." CUSTOM CARRIED ON On the desk of every U.S. Sen- ator stands a glass shaker of fine black sand, used 19 years said "The - royalist English} have a dream about a_ top royal wedding: A union between Princess Anne, 14, of England and Crown Prince Gustaf, 18, of Sweden plex root in Indian tradition and culture B.C. farmers probably could match Washington state wages and fringe benefits such as cabins with running water,'bath- rooms and shower facilities 'Those who know how the But Guy Williams. <ecretary(>"in3sare--pulled behind the the 'Native Srotherhood of roya. doors point out that there an Indian organization, 'S 2:Conscious arrangement be- tween the two royal houses. Everything is being done to see that the crown prince becomes good friends with the English Queen's daughter." The changes in the succession \law' have. also aroused specula- tion about the possibility of structure of ible and understood only by the "The Indian's life prior to the coming of the white man was full of social events,"' he says. "Bands would visit each other| at intervals during the year. Sweden becoming tepublic, as "This is why B.C. Indians|fayored by a substantial body Iprefer to work in Washington|of Swedish opinion state. Indians go there from all; Such a change, however, over the Pacific Northwest to do} regarded ed_by y_experts as : slight. berry-picking work. --_-- "It is a reminder of the past.| That, plus an air of Mardi Gras,| an almost picnic - like atmos-| phere."' is QUEEN'S HORSE ASCOT, England of the 'Queen's entries beaten Tuesday at the Roval Ascot race meeting as Queen Givmela Gelexiod Terentia Hak-| \Elizabeth and other members oah 1-0 in "a National Soccer|! Britain's Royal Family League game Tuesday night|!ooked on: Beddard, owned by with a breakaway goal about|Richard Reynolds of Richmond, halfway through the second|Va.. took the Queen's Vase race half. Klaus Woitschatzke took a|ny four lengths from Hillgrove. BEATEN (AP)--One wa OLYMPIA NIPS HAKOAH TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto more than 11 points from its year-ago level of 154.53. CPR, one of the favorite ago for drying handwritten let- ters. ass from George Kouttie about! . + yards from the Hakoah goal |Queen<Elizabeth's horse, Com- He raced downfield and secored|bined Operation, finished out of with a shot te the corner. Ithe money. 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