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BOARD 0F TRADE

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to this problem for the purpose of devising a procedure more com- patible to air travel requirements"

In view of revolutionary de- velopments in air services result- ing in Jeducing distances. and introducing a closer social and economic relationship, the Board called the attention of Provinc- ial Departments of Education “to the importance of giving young people a. thorough introduction

to tho scientific principles and-

iooial and economic importance o! aviation similar to that being done by itre State Departments of Education in the United Stat- ess. . Transport Regulations

l! was noted that the termin- ation of the maximum loading orders will be considered on or about Dtcemiher 1st. by the Trans- port Controllers advisory com- mrttee and that these regulat- ions "should not be continued any longer than necessary. keep- ing in mind increasing facilities an-d materials for providing rall- way equipment". The Board de- cided that unless detailed inform- ation respecting the availability of freight cars in relation to ru- sonablo quantum oi’ orders for such equirnnent indicates a continued tight car situation, an early tar- minsttng date for these orders be requested.

In connection with fiiranqsort Controller's order TC. 18-1" as- loasing penalty charges for delays of box. gondola and hopper car equipment beyond tree time, the Board uxwed that "unless this order can be justined materially l-t should be tenniiniated at the earlieat possible date. as the pos- sible henedits in rota/titan to the burden to shippers would appear to be out of line.“

t mmended that the Do- minion Government undertake and rmiae public at the earliest pos- sible date. an economic study of the oﬂeeis of t-he 8t. Lawrence waterway project on the various ecmrornio divisions of Canada, similar to that undertaken in the Untied Shaina.

If“ Peril- D60.

Resolutions were adopted urg- ing the passing of pemaiasive

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l-IGHT UP AND LISTiN ‘IO-NIGHT

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i“) that cannot float, but can "swim" in water six feet deep‘

or 45 mimics, was demonstrated recently by the Navy and Marina

_ or): in‘ Chesapeake Bay, oil Beverly Beach, Md. Photo abovd hows Marine Sgt. Roy Harmon, clad in one-piece rubber suit,‘ anouvering the jeep with only halt the windshield above watoni

n rur are a re rtcr and photographer. "Swimming" is made bio by a vva roof kit which contains ignition system, bat- Jty, distributor, coil and spujk plum. Pipes projecting above L_...‘!‘..5_'d.!1}l'ld_!* iE..i5'~5l$°-"td wit“ eXheueimiiellPiﬂénn

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“is good tea"

{Boards of ‘Irade. Chambers 0f

ivinccs undertake immediately a| 'study of ways and means whereby’

boats for the protection of the under the direction of the Nat- ional Harbours Board,

mont. ot Canada “a national selective immigration policy."

propolal of the Canadian Cham- ber of Commerce to establish, at

Ivulving further improvements tboth terminals.

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legislation by the Parliament of Canada to provide for (re-c ports, (copieg to be sent to the Premiers of the three Maritime Provinces); s15.) the development of all can- adlan ports so as to enable them to compete successfully with Unit- ed States ports now belni8 3m" proved.

The Board noted the need for hotels and related ancillary ser- vices in the Maritimes for the ac-i cnmnrodation of the travelling public. and recommend-ed that

Commerce, and city and municipal Councils in the Maritime Pro-

these facilities can be provided- Other Resolutions

The Board went on record as favoring the establishment of l. regional Committee o1 the Qan- adian Chamber of Commerce un- tter the direction of the Maritime Board of Trade.

It urged that legislation be

enacted i1y' the Parliament 011

Canada authorizing the National] Harbours Board to provide fire

waterfront. and incoming and outgoing traﬂic at all harbours.

rt also urged upon the Govern- The Board also endorsed the

the earliest date, an industrial department for the purpose of bringing new industries into Can- ada through their affiliation with the International and British Chambers of (Lbmmerce.

One resolution proposed by the! Saint John, N. 8.. delegation ran into opposition and was with- drawn. The resolution had pro- posed that the proper authorities be urged to have built a ﬁve-lane iriglvway from a. United States border point through New Bruns- wick and Nova Sootia.

For Commission Action

Ln addition to the fourteen resolutions passed at the final session, several others were brief- 1y referred to by Mr. D. R. Tum- bull. ohaimtan of the Transport- ation Commission. Mr. Turnbull inform-ed those interested in reso-- lutions pertaining to matters of a more or less local character that they had nothing to worry about so far as the full support of the Maritime Board of Trade WasI

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concerned. But the Board must

EASTERN GliiiitIIlAli

....'CABNIVAL WEEK AT MON} TAGUIL-Big program of entertain- ment. Dancing. refreshmonts. Open; 8 P. M. every night this week.

Georgetown And Vicinity

..'Mr. and Jrrrtrank McPhee were viaiwms to Georgetown on Wednesday.

Major J.A. iliacmnald, Millet, was in Georgetown on ivednesday, representing J A MacDonald d; Co, of Cardigan, in loading potatoes on the Sydney, N 5. boat.

Mr. Elmer Dunning of t-hc Berg- nztmn Construction Company 0d

iMontague was u tisl-tor to George-

town on Wednesday,

Mr. Lester Johnston, fishing in- spector, had iris office in uhe store of FEJ DeLory or. Sons on Wed- nesday, receiving fisherman-rs baun- ty atpplioaitiozrs from fishermen of the district.

Miss Rosalie Kimball o! Char- lottetown was a recent vidtor to Georgetown,

Miss Frances Hennessey of Char- lottetown, was a recent 31w oil Mrs.‘ Ella Moliinnon.

M: Ireolie Hunter 0d’ Brkhetown was a visitor to Geomeoown on Wednesday.

Stt Jatnes Rmnan Catholic Cirurch of Georgetown, hold their annual bazaar in the Tbwn Hall on Wednesday. A arge crowd d Pmnle and visitors from smmoimding dis. tricts attended. The usual bounteous supper was served and young and old enjoyed thetmselvus t1 QQIIIS and amusements.

Mr. Emerson Uewulgu b having a well bond on nh Pwhrtry on Richmond SLYOBE. The W021: is be- ing done by Mr. Henry Mhrtell- Geo.

efficient dock facilities wu also entrusted to the Maritime Tram- portation Commission for action. Mayor W. Tanton Mberton. and Mr. Sanford Phillips. OLeary. also were present in tire interest of the West Point-Richibtroto ferry service, and as members of the West Prlnoe Board of Trade. Their resolution was also taken care nf by the Tranqrortatlon Commission.

TO NEWCASTLE

CAMPBELLTON, N. B. Oct. ﬂ- tCPl-Aftcr opening g Maritime tour yesterday with investigation of conditions at the Restigouche reservation, the Royal Commission on Indian Affairs left today for Newcastle and visits to reserves at Eel Ground, Red Bank and Burnt

CURRENCIES

NEW YORK. Oct. 24——(OP)— The Canadian dollar was down 1-8 at a discount of 4 1-8 percent in terms of United States funds in closing foreign exchange deal- ings today. (Qttawa foreign ex- change board rates 1.00-1.00 1-2

necessarily concern itself as a p.c. dis.) The pound sterling was body with only those issues down 1-8 rtt$4.03.

fwhieh were of rt provincial, inter-

provinclal, or rational character. He assured the sponsors of those

iresclutions that their requests| fwould be acted upon by the Mari-I ltlme Transportation Commission ion o! Canada will be held in

just as forcibly as if the resolut-

iuns had been passed before the,

lntcrprovincial body.

The Summerside Board ofTrade, had a resolution calling for bot-i ier and more efficient service on;

the Bordcn-Tormentine route irv-

A similar resolution calling for improvements of the Wood Is- lnnds-Carlbou terminals and more

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ANNUAL MEETING MONTREAL. Oct. --(CP)- The annual meeting of the Wo- men's Amateur Athletic Federat-

Montreai Nov. 26 antd 2'7. Irene Hall, national secretary. announ- ced today.

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Churches 0f Christ Youth Conference ilsld iii Montaguu

‘lhe annual weekend youth con. fermion of the ch/urohcs of Ohrist in this province was held In Mont. eeue OhrLitian civurch, October 19th Ind 30th.

The theme for this conference was "Youth and tiho Kingdom". I110 general thnme was divided up lmo the following subtopics taken by the following ministers:-

"Youth and tireir Relation to the Igar-‘LP, ltiacLcod, Wa-llkerton,

“Youth nmcl Citizenship in the K-irncdotn”-—R J Aryan Montague. "The Oonnstitutlan of the King- dom turd You:h"—M.D. Dunbar, Charlott "Youths Part in the Glory of the KingdonW-William Biison, Sum- nterside. Asvproxinmteiy fifty young people representing various churches in the province were in attendance. Words of greeting were iititingly erctmidted on behalf of the antes’. tellning Montague Young People by Mia Peggy Bock. “ A SIXHYPUUOIIB banquet was pac- pamd by the iatitcs of the Montague Oihurxvir and was greatly a-pamrecialted by the visiting delegates The president n! the Provincial Youth Eixecutlve, Mr. (Darr- ver, Hazielbrook, cfficially opened the oonfewence by the appointment of the fdlowing commit-teas:- Nominating Conrmdittee- can}, Linkletter tdraL-inan), Summerside. Clifford Herring, Murray River; Shirley iviiawregor, Mmtague Pres Oommiﬁt-em-becta White, Mir-army Hart-bout; June Moore, Citmrlottewwn; Barbara Machine, lvfoinbagtre. Riesoitrtiion’: Cnmmibtee:— Vida Stewart (chairman), (ﬂuarlotte. town; Cecelia Whit/a, Mummy Har- bour; Dorothy Linkiettmr, Sum-

gue; Herbert Best», Sinnmezside. The tthenle chorus of tihe oonp forums sung at every service with yuutihﬂri enmhuslaan was "What The Wwld Nee& ls Jestx".

Min; Joy Hierrlng, Murray River. retiring secretary, read the minutes of last. year's conference. amid tihey were approved, during the business seadon 0n Btutday atﬁtemnon.

‘Iihe business scsdm on titre Lord's day afternoon brought forth the following reports-

Raportinig for the nmninatisrg committee. Clifford Herring, Murray River, read the names of the tol- lowing officers for tihe year 1946. 1947:-

Leeta White, Mil-my Harbour.

president.

Vida Ste-wart, Otw-rdotatetown. vice-president.

Dorothy Linxiotter, srntlnerside. secretary-treasurer.

‘Ins Resolution Committee nbo brought forth tiwir report. The Committee appointed to Ir- varnge the Youth Session in next year's Provincial Convention were :-

Leeta. White, Ito-tray Harbour tohaimun). .

. t-agtre.

Garth Liiirrlclotter, Surmniemside. Ihe Oamip Committee eippoin was: DonlliacGregor (olmirmaat). Montague; Betty Stewart, Char- mbetuwn; Betty Ann Beck. Mont- ague; Herbert Post Sunrmetnside. A report cl Knimp Ki-Om irieiitd at Brudenell tans given by Dean, MD. Duniba-r, Charlottetown. Camp atitendmtce last. year exceeded all previous reoorm and a real camp consciousness ‘ ho prevail iilmvtrghmrt the ocular-mice. A total of one hundred and five campers under the leaaleruhip of visiting and local leaders made ihtiﬁ YBBTP 95ml? cine of the best.

The ca-mip financial report was read by business manager, Mrs. Annabelle Houston, (m-arlottetown. and showed a. balance of approxim- ately 316000. Tile down and as- sistant dean appolnind were M D. Dunbar, amd WlTL Bilsotr. Summer- aide, mspedzively.

splendid audiences were in mt- tiondtaswe on the lord's Dﬂiy. Leeta While, newly appointed 171N119!“ presided at the cvming service. Vida Stewart. newly appointed vice- pr-esioem lied m» mupom service. M. p’ _ words of appreciation to the Montague people for t/hdir time hoqawitv. “my 1e "vine in the West" bmuoh-t a. Writ swim!- M and inqriravional Ymrtih Corn- fdrenoe to a close.

i MacDonald Bros. THEATRE MT. STEWART

Fri. 8 PM. - Sui. 8-10 PM.

"GETTING GERTIPS GARTEK"

Ill!

DENNIS OTIIII MARIE MQDONALII

What Gertie Ilal She‘; Keeping.

A GREAT LAUGH

THE cnAnLtriYra-t-‘uyvu GUARDIAN uCT g3 ‘s Bounty Hospital tinder Construction

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1 u; m, ma“ Qougty it by s. house to house canvas in Southern Kings Pictured above lieanxwunder construction. A and Queens was recently launched.

' t. Hospital at Mon a 20,000 w complete and furnish

cam-paign to raise BRITAIN WANTS STEEL

06L 33_(R,eute;;)_ Persian lamb, one of the iuxur- flourish on many waste area: of 811mm l5 ﬂying w meet hffnﬁéiil produced in Australia, ovvordiﬂs 1° ing these areas productive. Inter- Whne- "minim MP" "l" "ill t lave-bloating the possibility i < M‘ iste Johnson has decided

the Umtegou-[srtzteis siqirerlirhducinbg the kﬂrﬂklll "m! ma‘? tzlconlsiderra definite plan for put- OTTAWA 00'» 33-(0?) — l i ist Wilmot said yes: countrynyersian lamb is a fashion ting the scheme. into operation. Ilﬂlivml 001119791109 0! youth

supply Mn er m nmment- favourite with Australian women, promote" are congldeﬂnl 1mm)“. serving agencies will be held hers 1m ‘kewlistﬂsptrte short- and kurakul, from which the pelts m: m“; ,w¢k from gouty, Am“, Nov. 30 to Dec. 1, it Wu announ-

ggye S? Zbnormal danand am a are obtained, thrive in semi-desert pen]; m- Irance, and an prepared

sshorman" m mp0", country. Sponsors of the new pro- to "m"; wmmngm sum. 1g m". ecutive director of the Canadian:

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KEIP _ h "REiiilliiii tts BLUBKWDRK"

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—Photo by Garnirum

ject claim that the animal, a cross hm“; between a sheep and a dost, would

rpnsran LAMBWPROJECT Unanimous-dos.

ies of the fur trade. may S0011 17¢ the Northern Territory. thus mﬂk- "M! 1nd ca" be secured- M?!"

Youth Commission. '

nmside; Betty Arm Beck. Morvta. I

‘WHAT IS BETTER THAN, CASH!’ a

will be registered in your name.

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The $64 Question

Canada Savings Bonds are the GIIIWII.’ l 11in]: it over and yoIT

agree. They have the advantages of ready money because you

can tum them into cosh at any time-with no delay-ct any ., branch in Canada of any chartered bank. They are better than ' cdsh because they make money for you—2%% interest each

year for 10 years. They provide a convenient way to save money,

—you can't dribble your savings away in small sums when they

are invested in Canada Savings Bonds. And tho money you

put in Canada Savings ‘Bonds can't-be loci because your bonds

You. can buy Canada Savings‘ Bonds in convenient units of $450, $100, $500 and $1,000. You ncyhuy up to $2,000 pa: puns

How to bulk-You can buy thorn through any bunk, authorized investment dealer, stock broker, trust or loan company-dot cash or by the monthly Savings Plan. Whore your employer offers o Payroll Savings Plan you can buy Canada Savings Bonds by regular dnduotiona hon your pay. v ' i

But plOOlO remember this point-Thou are “Servo Yourself’? g Bonds. ‘Phil time ihero are hvm; salesman.- Thoy will not bu‘ i _ f» "ii uhloiooallonoveryonu Soifsuptoyouiotukcadvantaqod ‘ '1" Chis HBO illvolhloni olmortunib-withoutdlluz l' ’

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8 out of lQwill buyfuqinin.

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cod today by R. E. G. Davin. ex-