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I44 Dorchester St. Dial 4-8717

CHESTERFIELDS - New and Used

1—2 pc. Chesterﬁeld Suite. dark brown. Regular value $279.00 . . 1—2 pc. Chesterfield Suite. rum gold

175.00

Regular value $379.00 ........ . . .. 225.00 5—2 pc. Chesterfield Suites. Brown. Wine. Grey all used—Ali about . . . . . 60.00

Assorted Davenos. Space Savers and Studio Couches — All about . . . . . . 20.00 each

CHAIRS—

Recliner Chair .. . 20.00 Armchairs. assorted styles. upto. ...... .......... ., 15.00 HostessCliairs. 5.00up Chesterfield Chairs .. . .. . . i0.00 Dining Room Chairs. and Table. Drop Leaf Tables,

Oval Tables. Round Tables.

manyfinished 10.00 to 50.00 Buffet. Oak . . . . . . ...... . . . . . 20.00

Charlottetown

Bedroom Suites NEW

Double Dresser. chest 54" panel bed American wal-

nut ﬁnish. $1 39

SALE

PRICE This is an open. stock set any you can buy any of the pieces separately.

Mattresses NEW

But damaged. A number of sizes and qualities. all specially reduced. also a selection of Box Springs in assorted sizes and quali- ties at

SPECIAL PRICES

RANGES—

Fawcett oil and gas combination. excellent condition.

15 monthsoid _ 300.00 Fawcett oil and gas. good condition . . .. 140.00 Fawcett Sakerite Oil Range . . . . . 115.00 Enterprise Oil Range . . ...... . . . . . . . 115.00 Fawcett Oil Range . . . . . . . . . . . 75.00

WASHERS—

Enterprise Range with Oil Burner .. . . . . . . . .. 100.00 Assorted oal and Wood Ranges .. . . 25.00 to 75.00 KeivinatorWasher.tikenew 100.00 General ectric Washer. good . . . . . . 75.00 Ieatty Washer. good . . . . . . . . . . 60.00

Seatty Washer. good. .... . . . . . . ... 55.00 10 Washers—all going at only .. . . . . . . . . ...... .. 9.95 each REFRIGERATORS—

Coldspot. like new—11 cu. ft. ...... 150.00 3 Retrigerators. reasonable condition . . . . 49.50 each

A number of other Appliances at Special Prices qulient VALUE for your money when you buy “USED” . . . years of [OM service still remain. Take delivery yourself—nave delivery costs!

Table Lamps Variety of styles and sizes SALE PRICED

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2.9i m 9.95

TABLES

Livingroom etc. A large selection of assorted styles step. coffee. end, lam p, dropleat'

All at special

SALE PRICES

STORE HOURS For This Sale Only MONDAY 0:00 pm. to 0:00 pm. TUESDAY 0:30 p.m. to 9:00 pm.

WEDNESDAY

6:30 p.m. to 0:00 p.m. ‘

THURSDAY 0:30 p.m. to 0:00 p.m. FRIDAY 8:30 pm. to 0:00 p.m.

SATURDAY 0:00 o.m. to 12:30 n.m.

Used Furniture Warehouse

144 Derchester St. Phone 4-0717

Charlottetown

Flag-draped coffin contain— in remains of former Pre- sident Herbert C. Hoover is

By DAVE McIN'I‘OSI-I I

OTTAWA (CPi—The govern-l ment has apparently washed its hands of possible conflict- of-interest cases involving the defence department and e- ‘fence industry. ' Defence Minister Hellyer told Robert C o a t e s, Conservative MP for Cumberland, in a Com xmons return that government doesn't plan to take ‘any steps to determine his number of retired senior mil~ ttary officers who are employed by firms which hold defence contracts

in an earlier Commons re- :turn. Mr. Hellyer informed Mr. {Coates there is no requirement {for such officers to report their .civilian employment to the de» l fence department. 1 Mr. Coates was out of town} ‘and not immediately available for comment on whether he in- . ‘lends to pursue the matter .

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Ewith certain firms doing de- fence business with the govern-l ment.

NAMED CANADIAN . He specifically named Cana~ dair Limited. de Haviliand Air- craft. Canadian Aviation Elec- jtronics, RCA Victor. Canadian Marconi. H a w k e r - Siddeley. ECanadian Vickers. Litton Sys-. 1 tems. Canadian Pratt and Whit- ney. Canadian Westinghouse.i Collins Radio and Computing Devices. 5 The matter came before th‘ ' Commons after reports a month l .320 some government officials

Government Washes Hands 1 Over Conflict Of Interest

i A IOA NATIVE COMES HOME! "

carried to place of burial in Hoover Memorial Park Sun- day in West Branch, Iowa.

1 Is Contemplated ‘ Against Judge

TORONTO iCPi .Gencral Arthur Wishart of On- ‘tario said that no 1 further criminal p r o c e e dings will be taken against Mr. Jus— ltice Leo Landreville.

i The Ontario Supreme Court judge was cleared of charges of municipal corruption by a lSudbury magistrate at a pre- .Iiminary hearing Oct. 8. After ;that. the attoi'ncy-gencral's de- Tpartment gave consideration to 'taking the case to the grand i

posts in defence industry. After Mr.

'series of questions, authorities

disclosed a senior officer who had come in frequent contact with cabinet ministers had quit the service to take a post in a company largely dependent on defence contracts.

An earlier example of pos- sible conflict — of - interest cited by officials: A Canadian com- pany sold a certain type of de- fence equipment to the govern- ment. An officer who had some this

authority in selection of equipment was hired by this company. The same type of

equipment is still being pur- chased from this company.

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Hoover. 3l.si president of tho United States. died Tuesday in New York at the age of 90.

' No New Action

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ury. _ But Mr Wishart sard in a

ling such a “double bite" at Mr. iLandrevillle would be extraordi- ihary. The proceedings would

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l Business Men Seeking Data ’ From Behind Iron Curtain ‘

By KEN SMITH Canadian Press Business Editor

SEIGNIORY C L U B. 'CI’l — The Canadian govern- ‘ ment should try to provide busi- l nessmen with more commercial intelligence from behind the Curtain. TC. Campbell, vice-president of Asbestos Cor-

‘ lpOl‘aIIOI‘I Limited said here. i Hr told the 215i annual meci— :

in: of the Canadian Export As- sociation that information about ’ the plans of such potentially se- rious competitors as Russia is needed if Canadian exporters are to bc able to draw up long- : term programs.

l “The difficulty now is that we :

l don't know what countries such

Eas Russia may be thinking or

:doing in the international mai- ‘kcts." he said. government ot~ fcrcd the best opportunity of.l

.getting this information.

‘ Mr. Campbell also suggested that Canadian industrial manu- facturers should do more to de- velop machinery for the mining industry.

IMPORTS MACHINERY

He said his firm imports much of its equipment because it either is not made in Canada or i: of inferior quality. ‘ With the size of the mining industry in Canada, manufac- ‘turcrs should be able to build jup strong domestic markets} and, on the experience won there. more successfully into‘ foreign trade. ‘

' 0. Marquez. executive‘ vice-president of Northern Elec- .tri Co. Limited. told the 300 ldclczates product design is vi- tal to manufacturers trying to sell outside North America. I Mr. Marquez said Canadian -flrms will have to learn to do more research and develop- ment, so designs can be adapted to meet the markets' require- ments. .

D. M. Culver, president of AL} can international Limited. told

only be used where there was some defect or omission at the preliminary hearing stage.

Mr. Justice Landreviile was. accused of accepting Northern .Ontario Natural Gas shares when he was mayor of Sudbury_ as a consideration for ensuring NONG's application for a fr n chise in dbury would be

statement Wednesday tiat tak- passed by city council and with;

agreeing to accept NONG shares for signing the agree- iment.

delegates the present trend "1 lower tariffs does not ne 6 mean an easier t'me in the future for exporters He said businesscs engazcri in

{exports should be given more i support.

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were expressing concern OVCI

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185 GREAT GEORGE STREET

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also Painting and Decorating Contractor

Commercial and Residential for full information

Phone 2-2747

R. Robison 12 Alexander Drive

what appeared to be a growing 1 .close association between the:

defence department and de- ‘ fence industry.

i A small but increasing num- ber of senior officers with in- timate knowledge of long-range defence policy and defence pro- curement plans are leaving the defence department to take top

' i With Chinese

5 Possible War

Is Foreseen OAKVILLE. Ont. ‘CPi—Dr.

SASILICA RECREATION CENTRE NOW OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS CASUAL BOWLING

Air Conditioned

Dill 4-6917

CAPITAL AUTO SUPPLY

(.1. E. COOK. PROP.) Parts and Accessories for all Cars

Tires — Batter es REBUILT MOTORS A SPECIALTY

131 Great George St.

BOWLING — Casual Bowling

SWIMMMING—Boys 8-H 5 p.

Brock Chisholm of Vancouver. former director of the Wonld

Health Organization. says there could be a war of annihilation within 10 years if im ' steps are not taken to reach an amicable understanding with China. The Chinese last week atomic device.

had better get friendly with them before it's too late." he said. “before they get the bombs to wage an atomic war "

Dr. isholm. a professor of medicine and psychtat It the University of British Columbia. said in an nterview now the Chinese govemment has the secret of the atomic bomb. “it will explode more than has

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BOWLING — Casual Rowling

BOWLING — Casual Bowling

SWIMMING—Girls 12-14 5:30 SWIMMIN

G — Family 6:30 pm KEEP FIT MEN—7:30 p.m. SWIMMING — Mixed 8:30 pm.

MONDAY

Basilica Recreation Centre

BOWLING -— Casual Bowling Rollaway YMCA

in., 15-17 5:30 p.m. Men's I p.m.

LADIES AND MEN KEEP FIT & SWIM—Ladies 2 p.m.; Men—7:30 gm. HARNESS RA [NO—Charlottetown Driving Park TUESDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre

Rollaway 2 to 5 pm.

SWIMMING—Men’s Swim tl-ll p.m.. 15-17 5:30 n.m. LADIES KEEP FIT AND SWIM— 7:30 pm. and 8:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling Basilica chrcation Centre

Rollaway 2 to 5 nan.

LADIES KEEP FIT AND SWIM—2:00 p.m.

p.m. YMCA

either Russia ,or the United States."

"'ﬂlc Chinese expect to fight on e to war in which they will lose more than 300.000.000 people." he added.

e end he doubts whether China would join the United Nations if an ' ' e

tlon of a war in 10 years on belief it will take China that long to develop a satisfactory delivery system for its atomic warheads.

Dr. Chisholm said he believes thereissneedkvrandetxend

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(Lit!!! Gillespie. Prop.)

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Phone 4-7107 Winston

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Phone 4-6423

KEITH CARMICHAEL ' McCullough Outboard

WE SERVICE THEM

Motors WE SELL THEM

25 Buckley Pt. Rd.

BOWLING - Casual Bowling

toward a form of world govern- ment to replace many of the

hinctlons of national [overn- merits.

"There is a very great need for a system of world peace and world law."

it is essential to have a world federation that will Impose tonne of contra to prevent the

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chance of war starting. added.

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SSWIMMING —- Boys 12-14 5:00

WIMMING —- Men 12:00 n.m.-—Y.M.f'.A.

LADIES KEEP FIT AND SWIM—sz and mm n.m. RACING—Charlottetown Drile Park

“on FRIDAY lNG—Cuonl Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre BOWLING—Casual Bowling Rollnwny 2 to I pan.

SATURDAY Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre

“arr-- :8 P.1d. YMCA YMCA

THURSDAY BOWLING—Casual Bowling Basilica Recreation Centre

Roll-way 2 to 5 pm. p.1'll.

Bellows: 2 to I p.121. Driving Pork and Girls 2:. pan. YMCA

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162 ['9 Queen St.

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Maple Leaf Bakery AND DELICATESSEN (Harry Thomson. Prop.) Home Made Bread and Pastry Wedding and Anniversary (Takes us Kent St.

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Essa Service (Bill Ives. Danae)

4-84.12

Tires Batteries

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