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Page 12. The Guardian, Mon. May 23, 1955 "

Iosrdsrs Accoisaodatoti

For Sale

50-UIDERS ACC0MM0DA'"'3P-- roa saua - riu-zsi-t LOBSTER8.'

44 Edward Street.

can anti Tracks For sale

FOR SALE - 1951 PONTIAC. 44 Edward Sgeet.

Raw M0153 5500. DOWN. :41

Phone 5721.

rost sAu: -. JEI-t-SEY cow. Freshen middle of June. Apply Elmer Younker. Hampshire.

r-on SALE- GOOD. CLEANED

New York Stocks

, NEW YORK iAPl-The strong- icst rccuiery move of the current ilour-ivc-ck reaction developed last , g Vrgu ! week in the stock market. iron 33:41 .. 331) 5n"nN(;l The recovery was nothing like room, 224 Richmmid. pmi 4955. the fun previous rallies this year btr N course. the present rcrction Lls it--thing like its two y.edeces- i SIIFS. l The market has been backing and filling with brief advances and 'rcil'catS that have carried the lprico level tlmvn gradually. Th? lpace of trailing has been slow.

.'ro Li-:r.li-routs" noohi "Amar- vment. Write Box 333 Guardian.

A . Wanted

Pints

fs.

Or

the New York stock exchange were General Dynamics up 349'. at Glli on 160.100 shares. Electric and Musical industries up it at M, Boeing up Hi at 61. Textron- American up "In at 1956. and Sun- ray Mid-Continent Petroleum pre- fered "A" up 96 at 2536.

Among Canadian stocks on the New York exchange. Dome Mines gained As at l6V4. Mclntyre rose 2115 to 71. Cnsdian Pacific climbed IV: to 32'.i. Hiram Walker added WA to 12h. Distillers Seagram

Nckel dropped. it to 6316.

rose 295 to 397: and Inter-natoinai

On the American stock exchange

MARKETS and FINANC

The metalworking weekly ea- plalns that steel is billed at prices in effect at time of shipment. Steel

says:

”witb mill order books loaded on some products. thorels cl or that part of the tonal 9 sched ed for second-quarter elivery will not get delivered until the third quarter. Early in that period a steel price rise is expected to come as a result of steclworkers' wage negotiations."

Also pressing for mill shipments are canners. needing tin plate.

Steel reports the push for deliv- eries and continued ordering is

AND IIIIIOI. AT GEORGETOWN

..'l'ha G-urgstowa llama and School meeting was held on May 5th in the Legion Hall with the preaidenl. Mrs. W. Fitzgerald in the chair. Tho meeting opened with the singing of '0 Canada'. There wan gathered at this meeting fiftaon pupils from Grads VI, Georgetown school. who rep- resented tha Pied Club, a youthful organization that shows its interest and liking for books. They are all numbers of the local library. and formed a branch of the Pied Piper Club under the guidance of Miss Gsnovleva Solo- man. librarian. This evening they

as to no children before my last run It VACCINA'no the meeting. M Further business brought a no- 3050"” (CF)-Ontario i. tion that Mrs. w. Fitzgerald be mV"',"'31" 0'.,C8m,-d- and the Film Council delegate for the 5 gm”. glvffg lrl Htates in year. Prisa money was voted for V, recfvgd 3.. .”ll children the school closing. A committee cine H M ..-ak anti-polio was named to take charge of a D, John S """'?l.l-Wed Sstur pantry ulo. viz: Mn. Mnccors tu-io health tninist-"I d'l""y mack Mrs Mcliinnon and Mrs. cent of gll L-i-iiii-ir' "M90 Fitzgerald 'Lunch was. served by Salk vaccine inodtileni CHEM” the hostesses for the evening, vaccinated. Alon Hal” Mrs. J. A. B. McConnell. Mrs. T

.si. dM.Fitz id. 5 "U "' "' '":cK. POPULOUI AEEA

. last Pakistan. only on.

FARM IN INDIA the size of West Pakistan ii is Of all the working people in 000,000 of mg tom pakmlu

It.'.la, 66 par cent are farmers. ulnf on of 75,000,000. "1

timothy seed, John cum, Michael Bros. , . , , .- an M h volume La. Sh d d V . W k in mm; 0 crating ., Mu. presented a debate before the 5 month, 50 miles per gallon. 3,-ookneid, ii"-m--mm-m ' 'm- .llhfl9a” exmplon gy 8 ' "re lloppe E, 0 Q up g p inter-egtgd Rom; um school gum. g....j..,. ,...,..,..;3.L..i.... M .mm,.Mnu C,.NSm,,,, mm, :.l.I.);;,-C-giaaniea me mevnous m-mt gig;-cnoggimnu-rid;-:3 V3”:-ugsss ca1e;:il5.rSf'e:mputofme. ,0, up ..,, ,,,,,,,,,: .,,.,,, ..,,,c.,,,, oo votrwam Eon SALE - ms ctn:vnou:T- Female lltllil Waniotl , . On the final three days or last A-2 ants and castings last week was shwld be Strict - SP!-kin! on ti" 1"; BEST A4 condmony James 0, Cglgs, ll . s ; CAIRO 'AplTi P”m9 M”"5!9r wcck the market advanced, the .1 the record level of 2..'i28.N0 net Pl'0 llde WET! Leader: Mllle Mc- Belmont Street. Dial 6082. WANTED "' A MAID FOR GEN Gamal Abdel N355” mdcled "9"' best sustained strength it has been U S Steel tons for the third consecutive Lean. Team: Walter Arsenault, F --A--Em-19-4l'ouILx RmETl "31 l'”"59Wi"'kv mlddwaged sorship lifted from the Egyptian able to muster. The rise wasn't a ' i week. Mills worked at 96.5 per Lawrence Martell. Barry Morrison. 'N A 0R S L - ' ” ' l PrelcI'i'ed- Aiwly Box T- G- . St a - - -- ff. btit didb it the CLEVELAND (AP)-St 1 . t f ted opacity. Elaln s .3! Got ii. an Sedan. new seat covers Apblyi Guardian. giggling aaurndrl-polllliczllmlllicaillorliilibirltgh I-ilifallle udecllne. .1.” sumers. having to belted pl”l)ge'ceEolllJ "rill! lirlldllclloll Ind "CW White? aifdml-vlarveeytymarteell. Lead;-, WATER SYSTEM? .'.5Jl0.lill",” 5",”! . . . ' parliament" to be instituted next And now the. question naturally rise. are pushing for delivery of ordering exceed current consump- e, ;m. the con” Am” Maccor, f-OR SALE g I954 C"EVR()LE'r Ste anelltls January. Nassrrs military regime-its uhelhcr the market can keep steel scheduled for May and June tion. Steel says. because consum- H: "I new PEERLESS

car two rinnr sedan. radio and heater. 6000 miles. Good as new. reason for selling further educa- tinn Price Mlltlflflfl Dlf-ll ll.'-32. Barbara Pratt bctvieen 6 and 9 p. m. VALUE For Your Money

A ”sAri; PLACE” to BUY-

TODAY'S SPECIAL

1953 DODGE SEDAN -R1550

FOR SALE

1952 Three-Ton Ford - Chassis and Cab, with or without steel box and hobt.

BAWDWIVO sanvicn.-J'A'c'xTH:i

. Doyle. Dial 4305. lEl..ECTROLUX DEALER ihvo ney J Jeffrey. Phone 7038.

Di-2VMP7SEY'S 'r'nuCi&iui;Asan- vice. We haul anything. any- where. anytime. Phone 6954. .

ASHES AND GARBAGE HAUL-5 ed and general trucking. Dial 3 7

EntNtTvoL'ii-suoiszs "ro'iii'oii-

they need repairs Good service.

HYDRAULIC JACKS -- HYDRAU- lic jacks rebuilt with factory parts, and tested to their rated capacity, good service. repairs to all makes. Hub Machine Shop. 99 Pearl St, Moncton. N. B

yTAXES DUE

All taxes due Kinkors School must be paid by May 31, 1955 or they will be handed in for collection and collection charges will be added.

however. retained the power of-.up that gait with enough deter-

censorship on all other SubjL't'l.S l marks of late April.

NEEDS MORE VOLUME

Many

appearing in the lirzyptiatt press. Nexis reports t-ahlcri abruati are lnot normally stihjerted to govern- i merit censorship.

WILL EXPAND Pl.AN1'

WASMNG-I-ON Mp. gA -x'mk- down some more before it starts csman for tho .-Klumintim Co. of "l”lm'”:'"g lam" America sairl Saturday It uill 3 V spend about S35il0llf)i)(l to remit 'ci 5"

apprnwdg SHR ilil nu Jan. l7.

inination to challenge the old high

brokers believe that the -iu;-irket can't do that unless it de- lvelnps a lot of volume. without new vigor in business. they con- ltcnd. lltc market is likely to drift

Last week the Associated Press craze of 60 stocks was ahead

The five most active issues on lliellefal SECFEIEFY 0! llle N0-'Wl0l"ld'

shipment, Steel magazine says.

era are putting steel inio inventory.

mack. Team: Maris Larsen. Ruth l ' h . Catherine McCullough.

. Canadian Press Staff Writer

ST. JOHN'S Nfld. lCPi-Unless Newfoundland's coastal shipping business is revived, some people

One of the worried men is the land Federation of Fishermen who

NOTICE

The Atlmiuisti'atoi' oi" the Estate of the late

the estate. If anyone wishes to make any inquiries regarding the law practice of the deceased they may contact me at my office at 130 Richmond St.

ALLISON M. GILLIS. Barrister and Solicitor.

for

says the coastal shipping business will be dead within 10 years unless prospective owners are "subsidized to an appreciable extent." And if the fleet dies. C. M. Lane says. the overall effects will be "dras- tic." First of all. he points out. fisher-

able to transport fish to market and even more important. stable food supplies couldn't be carried to outport communities.

Nflcl. Coastal Shipping Causes Growing Concern

,Lane. boat owners who received subsidies could build a ship for prices varying from 5120 to 0200 per ton. Today. he says. prices

The

because prices can't be met. With all its implications. the problem of the decreasing coastal shipping business is almost a sure bet to be tossed around the floor of the federntion's annual conven- tion which opens here May 10. And any resolutions will likely be based on reports of outport delegates representing the federation's 250

It is not known how many ships are actively engaged in coastal business but Mr. Lane says the fleet is down in a mere skeleton

About 15 years ago. says Mr,

and is still declining.

Court To Rul

illiterate pencil seller who amas-

e On Huge

was to go to the Presbyterian

Linda Batchilder. Mark Murphy. and Herbie Murphy.

Both sides showed that they had given considerable thought to the subject. and there were sev- eral original alants. The rebuttal was brisk and to the point. Mrs. F. J. Delory. acting as adjudica- tor. praised both sides. one es- pecially for good delivery. and the other for well brought-out argu-

food. apart from emergency ro- tions, will be just what we can catch from the sea.”

The captain is the only mam- bsr of the group to have what in calls "real floating axporianca." Beaudout. first to think serious- ly about the crossing. said he had been adrift in a rubber raft for

Water King. with Positive- Ho Jet action is the pump g for all who want the quietest fully automatic water Slslnm available. Ten models to choose from. pumping tram 270 gm per hour with a 10 ft. lift to 640 gals. with a 20 ft. lift spm. saving and with only one moving part. PEERLESS Water King Systems can be seen at STAIRS. Write for full information up all in for a demonstration and remember too. Stairs 3,-.9; complete PEERLESS Paris and Repair Service.

We can also supply Towns, Cities and Industrial Users with

al . . . . N-g Th A 'i 26 are predicting serious transporta- run between 5600 and 5800. . - . ! em Shoe Repair' 98 Sydney its Malsotnalbx L lplalm It tllslllle-'l)l? On? lhepnother tion Problems for the outport com- ships now dying out of service menu A "we"! lunch W" "W m"N"9 P""'P5 l""" 1000 "' 100-000 9" '""'""' " hm" PUP-till. l i . s 5 iv mire-' emu to f ' i ' -- - W. Barbour S L1.d. . street. Charlottetown. when gItI0PI:7aam:iw llihcll dewlugunmn islhand. the low of the 5.”, W” munittes. are not being replaced. he says. Peerless also manufactures one of the few Fire Underit-mm

approved Fire Pumps. Dealer Enquiries Invited

sTA'RS

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Gordon H MarMman' Barrister and Sqlicito-r' has men living in settlements not cllitllglii!ll:eidnar:oTd:hlz?:hii: ltlarnurs during the Second World W” STAIRS-SDN5 MURROW UMITED g HALIFAX N5 . requested me to assist him in the administration of served by CNR mast”, won-, be my ,,,e,m,1.

Vote

Can be financed. mama." . am. mm. 'M"' " T”""-”'- W A N T E D Estate Oi Pencil Seller Dtanchel Ilrgury Stock REGINA. tCPl'- Court of years after Pitman's death. pro- w -- sW6- OUAUHED NURSES N93 ..”.::":..'. 33:15.”. 2:: :il'?..tf..:”.'3. 'f.f.i:"'.:...l:;&'?.?. FD? Sale Sale. Dunlap. Al. Sehurman. late left by Arthur Pitman. an ministe a. Otherwise. the money

WORM! ron'sAi.ir..”ArrLi'''13i '.

Water or Phone Milli.

ron HALE - 1 iGoTvn3ETiioivsi-.. in Pnrkdsle. Apply Edmond Gsudat. Kenainztnn Rnad.

FOR SALE - STUDEBAKER. Kl

price parts sale continues at: :19 Great George Street.

l t3Tli5EWl.l-Ei!:Al.S0 -KADE.

Travellers Rest.

roe SALE - SENATOR niiii. lap strawberry plants. Melvin Hyde. Cornwall.

Eon sALr:-DUITAP siifAw-

berry plants. 81.00 per hundred.

No mail orders. Phone Bedequc 22-11. David Jewell.

Kings County Memorial Hospital" Apply to: MATRON or BOARD OF TRUSTEES

sad a fortune in bonds and real estate holdings.

Pitman died last June at the. age of ill. He left the bulk of his estate. 8380.000. to Knox Couege in Toronto. providing certain con- ditions were fulfilled. His will is being contested by his estranged wife and a son. both of Van-

. Church in Canada.

Pitmsnn. although illiterate. was a shrewd and reticent business man. At his death he owned it- houses in Regina valued at 596.- 000. 12 parcels of land totalling I5 sections and about 8260.000 in bonds.

He started to sell pencils about

to

BERAL

I

continue

.' FOR SALE - 6NE;0FFi("E' Mu”; nd Turning 51,," open C0l;liV8l”.hWllrF; hay: filedn aly (claim 1923 afford hetlolsit htis legit: a rail-

. sigsi it ;A i 3 . - g st nens' ee c.wayaccien. eraveearec

l sllazv Seiwilte t:r:l.l0ll.pgfg1Sl1:l:. ::'yly',V::i(:,grondA.,l.h::d unPl(lll"nIlle beexliliesied 3390.000 to ular route in the Regina rltlsirirl fnek-mmrim-:rsAlAE y ACADTIA WHEAT york Knox College. The college was to until po ice foiced him 0 5 up ill

.1, RR 5755; , youm; pup. ier and Senator Dunlap. si.s0.cludes bedroom furniture and bod-clothes in the Hotel, 7 Small hrerrl. Raeburn Driscoll. P" h""ilf9d-, mm” P" "lmlticarpenters tools, circular saw blade. scales and a small 3. ”"d- P'9l””de 1' c- M”''"' M()N'I'REAL tCPi-Four daring the gulf stream." Eeaudout said.

A. FOR ”TiT”'" ”T5T"':; . young men have begun construc- "We expect to be about two 1. M.,51:Al,'::dl1,:rA,,(?RE,,:1?.'5l3'.v'i;: i. saws want.” same sale :tion of a raft which they hope months in the crossing. Our only air-ti. Wallace Mountain. MaIpc- --V -. . 1:..- PALMER 82 HASLAM JOHN MUSTARD W” ""Y "mm 'c'”” ll" M"

R . I wire. Utility 3.10 South Dcar- A? ready obtained the lumber--D.C. . .'.,:lS'Ys,l:'3TL , ,,-; Dt'l7l- 32. Chifailn 4. O B g H l cedar - ”and we have enough --; Iron SALE .. 7 Room:-:n iioiisrg, rm"""'" "m"'”"”rm"”a equipment to eomplota the raft (- l West Royalty. Apply 44 Edward. M W W t Ur oar lng House Malor oop e itself," 5 Street. e an e an "We have no equipment other

for seed. Sterling Wood. Mt. Herbert. l

Fox SALE - CH()ltfE"AREG- welt Seed Oats. re-cleaned. N. A. Darrarlt. East Royalty.

Mount Herbert. 5

Que. Foii aAt,t:::' sow "wtrn '9" Pics one week old. Gerard Hogan.

Fon"sAt.i?:;iionsr:.'i1 "vi-fAEs i old. Apply to Jack Conway, Bnnsltaw.

rm: SALI- pose mate. 3 years old. Sullivan. Vernon i

tr 0 R SVA Lrf; mu 'ntisiiEt.s imwtl oats. t).'u'icy. wheat. Nor-Iy hrrt Fnstelin. (Erect: Bay.

ion 7 sAi.t-: '- FOUR vorm:

(at.-,5. in. Mi-('ntihre,v. ('avmi- mg with us. Car essential. Com- disli inission. Must be free in travel nard Sauriol. 24. llvlgltor: Gas- - - - . , i - 0 ' Hui sAt.r. .. FARM. CoNstsr.,"'r,'7('1 E, '; f:('"l 1” "' ''"d "W mi ;:'.;fd1tl,,e.,'ini1,8' g?";;:i::T:,'. ' in: of 92 acres. no at-res cIear.j" V” "lVl””.' "Ito, g hop" m'n Manual." ,I .10 acres plowed for crop. Sam- " rep-l' 5'” mmpme back ill ii i ill "b " url sitiinhani Bl'fmkll('l(l '”"''"d 5"” l”'"'"' ''"'"b" "'3 " ” "" '"'"' "" ''p' r A A 30,. 331' ' The group plans to be towed to

'r'm”sALr::-'32lv()t.'r I. lN('iI

Ill'ill and Snmlcr Aim 32 will 1i " "mm: fere with regular river traffic. I-tin-irw l"l.'inl, 1300 units .i. S T83ClI9l'S Wanted "At Quebec City we will re- llrwkhcrt. lillliiill llll'0I' wAN,l.Elf;: TilREEorT'E'A(:HEks ceive an official provincial flag

FOR SALE - ONE Pl'IH'I HRH!) llorrlnrrl llttll Rlltl niir Pure lli'(-(l

st -it - a ii .i H Il.('l'l - -; - - I"-' on our own-"

..'"l. l'.ll",,o',T,mm, "" ' "ll" W.A N 'r E n -. rnA(.iii:it FOR The trip. one of the first of its .y . y y ' Senior lloorn. Dunslaffnagc kind gci-on the Augnuc. 13 ex. P-lit b.ll.P. - OR WILL 'lRAl)l2 School. Expcrtcnccd preferred. pected go rinl ma hmou. trip

:i':u&ri(l.:rt(i)iiiil lzllzlll-lnlllatifgjlxilglllll Mrs. W. l)over..Sc('retary;”r of me Kan.-nkt which crow” the cf”. W HMWL ” ' 1' E A c it E it wsiwrzp iron Pacific a -number of years ago.

FOR SALE - I AYRSIIIRE (TOW. tn freshen. four years old. 2 fall calves l F.l('('lric Vclox Scper-l nlnr. (load as now. Apply ('laud(-3, Mat-Millan. ('t-nlrai Royalty I

FOR SALE - SEED AND FEEDl flats. ' from inspected fields. Germin- ation 96 in 98''-;, 5.150 per bag. Fred nnts fchpper cclcanedl S2 75 per hug. Also Registered.

go-rii.ficd and ('nmmcrcinl'Seed. School Commission of g,.. in)". inspected. At owestls i i . La f. but-ha ' ' 1llllf:"ii..::.f..:'.l”L'l"M'33treaI. 5533---s'lEn2iisn'T 1";.';.”'2Wf.'. ”:.':.f)"'mm ””'”" '”"t '”-'-" -"'"'i”"" '&””"”'i2Z'g”..." "J" P P " X k . '. , . . ' ". '33- ii &.:":..".2.v:sr :.":r. ;”:.i::::.';? t:.rl'::.:. gg'1;.e3;9r'es- -ggn 1-3 and NW N No man in .......it - 1955-56. Permanent posl- if-3-aocxsrkk W ' 9" per ' bnffgym gfg FOR SALE tion with all benefits. lnfor- ”"'”"f gnu not a: mation. Patrick E. Griffin, mating. Q OQ your . - . Bring in your lead. car . &.l.;5..:f,?”5..S,,.,,."' Vine Saint rads. brass. copper. rope, M oatcnsivc. tail I 1 IUDFIQ ya. n..''' i & Sealed tenders will be re-.' ' " beer bow”, home Mir. pm..." wim3.d..”.n.&..'”,.. '1 70'? not

eeived until Saturday. May 29th at twelve o'clock noon by the undersigned for the

purchase of the farm of the .i5tiiTlsliI:lTr'-'-sAUTf'liC!i:lt Mos?!-in "'" W.” "mt hm "hm V" W993 0"! M31 "”' 33 late Philip Joseph Sinnott. g;:'5:g' c';'il.l::-M:V;f'n" 9- 0- Truck scat; weighing for F”-l"9bll8l'll""EdfrominodnsnenslIoC: 'l

which is located at Moreil ..-... . i . ..- your convenience. - -

Roar in King's County. and 7" l'fT4:”l'l.3 ednglox g A ilexcregn b:'h'.g"s.: '& D'""'”

which contains apprnxi- ,:l,,':,r.:',::n.-i..;'mfrPhons 3557. . " W C ' " "' if ”PP9- IIIMI Iflttdts M Autumn

matcly 125 acres. of which about 80 acres are clear and well cultivated. Immediate possession. The highest or any tender not neosssriiy accepted. a

. um KELLY.

Rccleaned Abcgwt-it oats,"

f6""s.i1Cfiit7A"rOAi1'sui W EIT.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS-SENA- tor Dunlap. Sl.50-I00: 05.00- 500: 310.00-1000. Charles Mac- Kenzie. Winsloe.

51-Efu'rj;i;g'RiT'f1jN-ps:pii;'ii..at the hour of 12 o'clock noon A.S.T.) The building in-l

Chitown R. R. 1.

AL SMAN - IMMEDIATE opening. Large National Organ- ization. 57.500 to Sl0.000. Write.

Between 28 and 45 Years

An unlimited. dignified, future for high calibre man with nation- ally estahlishcd company in con- duct personal interviews. Appoint- ments set tip by company. if you have A good backizrtiiind and like helping others. you will enjoy he-

Guartliait Office. y

for ('arlrtmt Siding School. Ray- tnomi llfli'l'P)'. Secretary.

Indian River Primary Grades. Good salary. Bernard A. Mac? Lcllan. Secretary. 4

W A N T E D - I-EXPERIENCED Teacher for Springfield School. Pt'c.-lent Supplt-nit-nt 3700.00. Ap- ply Amelia llaslam. l'1ntt-raid.

MONTREAL

To Let;

rotfnsiir"-Triuntvi'stii:nOait3 sitting front rootn. Heated. Ap- ply 44 school Street.

on. three rooms and bath: on true all on-hall rooms and both. inspection Saturday and Monday evenings 0:80 to I13. lassnon Apartments, as Guess

The Veudotue llotol iiuildiug, garatre and lot (l60 X 4ll at 114 Kent St., Cliarlottetmvn will be offered for sale by Public Auction on the premises on Friday, May 27th

amount of personal property will also be offered at the

Solicitors Auctioneer

I I'M ONLY A tze-ritzeb

Hi, Tvllsssl How we OLD BLOOD- 5”M5”D5' P"(E' 3”" 1 Mount: 0: scortmo m2o2- d c.f”.”EWCE cm, is n reue mm you won p NC Eyjou Vfrfif” voorz FAME By comue up CJOPYENG M: T WT” THE 'D5A 0: JOl(E'S Feom '5:-ll: . DETECTNE5 wsnozmo WAH5 O; T p- izosseiz i-lEEL6-- AITEC 60 THEY WOULDN'T 20'”; , WAKE EACH ' ,, xfifi-lEZ neg

am-to G24-Iimiits Aways mcmso 1?: ms ooinmmAi. sscaersav I ions as Mar 1'! men

R 36626!) W NEVER KI PM all anal scum OFFKM4 ammavr y ;.&g."f:l;v;'-.N-I

M

receive its share of the estate 21

1927.

Four Plan Da

laniic. , Henri Beandoui. 38. captain of the raft. said the group has al-

than that needed to build our raft." he said in an interview.

"But although we need about 35.000 worth of sleeping. fishing and survival equipment-includ ing food-we have definitely made up our minds that we shall leave Montreal's Victoria pier May 20."

HOPE FOB AID