JANUARY 12. 1953

Advertising Rates

Payable In Advance

Minimum Charge For Any Advertisement 25 Cents.

('cntrai Guardian Locals 5c per do per word; Announcements

word;

Western and Eastern Locals and C

In; Events so per word:

Classified so per word; in Mensorlaln Notices 84c per inch; Lists of Floral and spiritual Offerings, Cards. ete., be per name; Letters of Condolence lilo per Inch; Wedding Engagements, 40 words for 81.00 and 10 cents for every additional 3 words; Notices of Thanks

. and Appreciation, 84c per inch

or 5c per word; Lists of Subscrip-

, tions, at cents per inch; Address and Presentation, 31.00.

Other Rates

The advertiser agrees that

On Application.

the publisher shall not be liable

for damages arising out of errors in advertisements beyond the amount paid for the space actually occupied by that portion of the advertisement in which the error occurred. whether such

error is due to the giigence

of its servants or otherwise, and

l -there shall be no liability for non-insertion of any advertisement I beyond the amount paid for such advertisement.

cars & Trucks For Sale ro'lTsTfn rsTJaaF. winterized. excellent condition. Phone 39-3, Montague.

llreis Making

aiillvo-1?oUlTrEsn1Xa.lTui E"

to 20 Mt. Edward Rd.

For Sale non SAI:E-GIRLTST-COAT, SIZE 14x. Phone 2041-L. Fl")-it SALE-ONE SEER SEW- ing machine. Phone 1368-3. FOR SALE - ONE TON OF G001) rull carrots. Vernon MacLcimun. Alexandra. lion sKLr: - BEBK nosns. almost ready for service. Alban Lecky, Summerside, R. R. 3.

ma SALE- 40-INCH INSERTED tooth saw, simoned. Practically new. Joe Lnnigan, Montague.

mu sau: - macs YOUNG Holstein cow, to freshen early next month. Boyd Dixon. C1Yd0 River.

E731: sAl.F:PXln Gilt-17's

white boots and skates, size 5; I

pair boy's boots and skates, size 3. Phone 2615-L.

FOR SALE-FEW BBXES OUT dated photographic paper. G. 194 Prince Si. evenings before 3. TIRES NEW RE-CAPPED MUD and Snow. 600 x 16. 58.95 each. 650, 670 x 15, 850 x 16. 510.95 each. 710 x 15, 512.45 each. Write for passenger sizes not listed. Orders shipped C. O. D. collect. Glen- dale O. K. Rubber Welders. 1287 Weston Rd.. Toronto. Ont-

IIUGS FOR SALE - it PRICE. lit by 12' only 575.00 delivered. Made of fine all rayon carpet yarns in exquisite oriental de- signs on wine and red back- ground. Refund if not. used. Home agency open. Fromly Textiles (registered). 2057 Dundas West, Toronto. Ontario.

LOST-JANUARY 7th BLTWEEN Hamilton and KL-nsington, ll buffalo wrap. W. A. Ramsay. Hamilton.

LOST-- BETWEEN (l1-lAltLOTTE- town and North River Corner new Atlas mud grip tire. Fin- der please notify Fred Buch- anan, Churchill. Reward.

Miscellaneous

ed. Phone 1573-3. Hlurllvo.

Callum. Phone 2218-J. Personal

Sanguen. Quickly, easily,

iul to ease stubborn,

it. Ask for Hughes. Jenkins,

"San-gwen" Johnson

town; Jamleson's.

ton; Semple's, Kenslngton; Enman Drug Store, Summerslde.

Salesnlen Wanted

cover wholesaler

connections, to times for optical

jection. Box 571, Guardian Office

ings. Increases

AG. S. Dearborn, Chicago.

)F's'Ti:Kov RTIJ7I;EA"1i:I;I?0-177T business will be yours in 1953 if you join our ranks. Sell ill a pro-

products to friends and ne gh- bours. -Write for free catalogue and details. Famiiex, Dept. A 1600 Delorimier, Montreal.

To Let FOR RENT-THREET I&()t0liI:UN- furnished flat. Phone 1813-J. -Em,L2m:...,m.g To LET -. Two ADJOINING rooms. Sink. rangette. Also

single room. healed, udults. 221 Weymouth St. '

T0 RENT - GROUND FLOOR. heated apartment (2 bedrooms).

15th. Adults only. Write Box 574, Guardian Office.

:-:TWif870:-:-

BUY - :5 MONTHLY - RENT. New portables-"special 3 month student rate. Remington Rand -Ltd., 104 Kent Street. Phone 2771.

:;WaTlt'e'lT'"."

Male Help Wanted

WANTED - 50 PIGS, 25 To 40 lbs. "A.B.C." Guardian Office.

VVANTED -- SINGLE MAN T0 take charge of farm. Goldic Reeves. Freetown.

MEN WANTED NOW TO QUALI- fy as Radio and Television Tech- nicians or wireless Operators

'Governmcnt and Industry now pay 3219 to 5.542 monthly depend- ing on length of service. No ex- periencc needed to start approv- ed night or daytime courses or study at home with parts sup- plied. Wrlte, without obligation. for free 40-page bookletfstatlng ago and education. Radio College of Canada, 88 Bathurst Street,

WANTED - QUANTITY olfr pressed straw. Phone1980-L. WANTED-BY NEW GLAs(:.-(Kw Dairying Co., 15 cords hardwood. For particulars apply office.

Olives and citrus fruits flourish in Southern Italy, and snow is rarely seen around Naples.

REIDBOURN, England -- M3?)- The bells or St. Mary's Church, 1-lertfordshire municipality, will be silenced early in 1951 for repairs to the 250-year-old tower in this recast in time for ringing on Cor-

Toronto.

onation Day next June.

trally located, oil heated, la

building. Apply-

ron RENT NOW

Two of the most modern stores in the City. Cen-

storage rooms, easily accessible entrance, good park- ing area. Floor covering tenants' choice. Cement block

M. A. FARMER, Solicitor Phone 28

rge display windows, large

The Neighbors . ls '

in. too. It I. hi. on- O-onim. llu. I! run I1-I-I Capt-a

L

Why must you space men stay cramped up in this tiny 1 kitchen?"

. Iv George Clark

nulfnlxosi nslsls'nTliv'b M07-

raran ilanullva. for guaranteed work call R. Mac-

FIX THAT COUGH FAST! WITH this tormula of six active ingredients Clevehmd goes to work with the first spoon- racking cough or colds, bronchitis, hoarse- ness. Nice-tasting A will not up- , , set the stomach gj Children like steel concerns in the United ,States,

Passamaquoddy Survey Requested By Maine

now at and Johnson, Reddin Bros., Charlotte- Montague; Lart.er's, Souris; Wauglrs. Alber- and

'lEx'l-anlaNcsrfs?iLlzsnlAlv"wl'T'il Other non-conflicting line no on-

MAKE S50 TO 5100 A DAY. EVERY Business a prospect. Big Sav- Business-Cuts expenses. Experience unnecessary. Free sample offer. Monadaco, 304 510,, on

Good location. Available February

age, pump house. and potato

Cyrus Eaton,

industrialist.

Cliffs Iron Compasy controls

lsulrvey

Canadian-born iQue.bec's

CYCW

report d

C”; Soviet satellites undel-

INDUSTRIALIST RI-JLAXES said in an interview a geological E1 , "immense

medium-grade iron ore deposits in

northwestern

Ungava relaxesldlsirict. Mr. Eaton, 69, is a native with a bit of skiing at Lac Beau-,of Pugwasll, N. S. He is president port, Que.. 15 miles from Quebeciol the Portsmouth Steel Corpora- city. Mr. Eaton, whose Cleveland- tion and chairman of the board six'of Steep Rock, iron Mines. Ltd.

-AtOP PllO'IV'.))

-Maine's congressional delegatiolll

Marl- asked Congress Friday to vote s3,- 000,000 for .l survey of how much on Rudolf Slansky and la ohers in it would cost to build the Passa- Communist-ruled

. maquoddy tidal power project. i

In announcing the action, Sena-pl tor Margare:' Chase Smith

the International Joint the Canadian - United

States Boundary Waters to make

the survey.

Previously, the ob-.

delegation I tallied a prclimillary study, site,

tected territory our 250 guarant ed saw that established the "physjcall

feasibility of the project" and they new move is asked to decide upon the economic feasibility. '

The Maine Congress men will call on President-elect Eiscllllower soon after he takes office and urge his support for the new move, she said.

The Joint Commission was es- tablished to survey the proposed tidal power project ill Passama- quoddy Bay between Maine and New Brunswick.

Its backers say the big project would harness the hig-h tides of the bay and convert the energy into electric power. The project has been talked about a lot in Congress and elsewhere in Wash- ington for at least 20 years but never has been given a final okay.

The first large-scale investiga- tion of the tidal power project was started by Dexter P. Cooper, and interests he represented, in the early 1920's. In 1926 the Fed- eral Power Commission issued ll plelimlnary permit to him for the project. This permit expired in 1929. Cooper made another un- successful effort to get: going on the project and then the Fcderall Government took over the pro- posal.

In 1941 the Power Commission concluded that Passamaquoddy tidal power could not compete successfully with hydroelectric power "potentially available" from rivers in Maine "or with power from modern, efficient

, steam- electric plants."

Slalinisl Amazon May Be Brief

Analyst

Pravda carries a long article which indicates the days of Ana Pauker. onetime Amazon of the Stalinists. are numbered. It looks as if the former first lady of

NEWS

: AS CONSISTENT BUYERS of

W.-iSHING'IO.N, Jan. 11 .C l'AP)jR0mania's Communists is on he-r,l-igllt deviation and as well

Me-1 55” U1 3 Statement that Comiand a number of other Romanian gress is being asked also to dlrcctlcomm

it leaves'llttle to the imagination

. ion and family for the short-lived . glory of Communist dictatorship. 5 Her Jewish origin will be against ' her, as it was against slansky, in

J "Ideological Work or The Rom- , anian Workel-s Party." The article

ance minister who became trapped - in the snare of a monetary

- of the Kulaks

G U ARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

. length, is written by I. Kishin- ', evsky. secretary of the Romanian

workers (Communist) Party, and with regard to what is going to be thrown at Ann.

The daughter of a pious Jew. Mrs. Pauker renounced her relig-

the new anti-semitlsm sweeping the Communist direction.

The Pravda article is entitled

attacks Vasily Luca. onetime fin-

re- form which led to chaos in Rom- ania. .

The article says:

"Luca conducted in practice an anti-Lenlnist line. encouraging capitalist elements in city and vii- lage, slowing down the tempo of socialist industrialization of the country. encouraging capitalist trade, and directing co-operation with the line serving the interests lwell-off peasants) and capitalist elements in gener-

"With the support of Pauker and Georgescu (another deposed minister) Luca, together with en- emy elements whom he brought into the state aparatus, conducted counter-revolutionary activity, dir- ected against the party and the state, with the aim of undermin- ing the peoples democratic struc- ture alld sabotaging the building of an economic base of socialism, with the aim of restoring capital- ism in our country. ”The decisions of the plenums of the central comllilittee of the Romanian Workers Pary. held me first half of this year, armed our party for the struggle against ag-

psoe NINE I

I. G. SEVVE1.I., Assisilmt General Milling:-r.

.'iHE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY APPOINTMENTS”.

A. S. Flu still, Prcsldr-lll.

THE Eastern Trust Company announces that the President, Mr. A. S. Fraser, been appointed Managing Director.

Mr. T. J. I-lanrahan, Acting Manager of the Hai- ifax Branch of the Company, and.Ml'. I. G. Scwell, Manager of the Monircal Branch 0! the Company, ll-are been appointed Assistant General Managers.

H.-'1 NRAI-1 AN A.-zsistlult (it-lie:-al Milling:-r.

has

)UR l3oARnlNG”H'0usls

xi...-i;.”u:.;3.;l.

? WHY T He ?

6co'rcl-t lzomcslze .9 ARE You BOOKED

HAW!--1 COULD DO THE FLING A6 WA6N'T voue

NiM8LY A5 vou .'-w Bur A6 I WAS 6AYlMe, MACK, AN ANCESTOR GLASTONBURY OF MINE WAS A KNIGHT OF THE A KNIGHT oi: GARTER-W HE TiPPED OF-"F -

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Satllrday's Cryfoquotc: WHO PEPPERED THE HIGHEST WA! SURESP T0 PLEASE--GOLDSMITH.

hides, bottles, scrap steel. Cast iron, metals, batteries, etc.. MAUR- ICE BLOCK 0 ()o.. KENT ST.. has eliminated guesswork. In its place you'll find service, sound judgement, fair play. People like to sell to Maurice Block. Kent St. because. they're "treated right." it's the kind of treatment we'd like to receive if we were selling to you. - .

FARM FDR SALE

As I am leaving the Prov-

INSUERANCEZ

Branch Manager W. BLAIR MacDONALD, Tweel Building -- Great George Street Chariot-tetown, P. E. 1.

its

COMPANY E'.”flZ NS

wt-cl MOTHER-6 GET GRAY

way to the prisoner's dock, pos-irlinst the toleration of this dnllg- FOR A m THE COL)lQT- 7 Dlo HE VV(N siblv for the same treatment. iv-ierous form of masked opportun- s - E . HIGHLAND E66 HAD DROPPED HER 6Aa2'r5z T HE TITLE on lSm. ' Czechoslovakia "The struggle for the full ex- KING PLACED WON i-U6 recently. posure and liquidation of nthe OWN LEG AND 5P0i'45 THE The Pravd article la, the right deviation and the cone iat- tR0l3..igroulldwol'k iiir action ag-'1ilflSl. Ana ory attitude toward it is at prcs- lM"NiOR1-ALWORDSI ent a vital task." HONI 6DlT Qul. its 'h h '.fll I Tht. sh id ' t b i. tke , C9mmi5'.grace.u'i'1hse picc: tllasetc czllirlilnsrolrili care (inf Anibal.) Jus E W S 7; (Ava 4- . . E HIM WHO DAILY CROSSWORD cantata ,& . EVIL I ACROSS 4. Lake be. 23. Scholarship A ' 1. Large farm tween N. Y. 27. Fate V X p ' iWcst US.) and Vt. 29. Border l ,5. Taxicabs 5. Robust I0. Juice of 10. City llN'eb.l 6. Fcllne a plant 1l.Takc as 7. Fuss 31. Elevated O om-'s own 8. All arbor trains 13 Artificial 9.lncantallon 33. American 0 inland 12. shelf in humorist , waterway a trunk 35. Strike with 14. Citadel 16. Sorrow the hand . i-ll 2,, . 15. Cry. as 18. A tennis 36. Greek poet I-turdnrw Answer pg K4 a cat stroke 87. Conscious spa N) 17. Guldots 19. Constella- 41. Renown (6. Close up ' v V ' highest note lion 43. The slln lDial.) glib ls. Artificial 20 Male t4. Upward 17. Before :3. 1 light . adult curving of 18. Varying 5,3. 21. Too much 22. Carling I ship's weight. 24. Verbal vehicle planking find.) :: - 25. Audience if. 26. Trltc '. 2s. Manage 1 7- j t p carefully . m 32. Electrified i'i2 Cool. us: by an emu... war. is. .u.s. m. on.- W M Rartictle &ppp- . par 1 om... OU'l OUR WAY . telephone M it 'llll””llIWi' 38.Mischierous ii i ' :,l)liii'.l, .'l',il1iH BED WITHOUT WAKiN' persons ' 1 i ' ' ii .. ' HER" BUT HIM, HE ggmgytble I 1' 1 Ii; it ml FELL A6LEEP UNDER - ' I 42. Accumulate , TH CHA”2 AND I 45.Assislants -:7-5 FIGGEEED I. COULD irsstni.” 5:: wow AT W Joe or: 5,, wf,,,,,, 7;; err'rlN' 'THl CHAIR om: silk f;- HIM BETTER 51-Trust 2 "rt-ll-5 WAY... 52. Come in ' I DOIVN 1. Fabulous bird P 2. Wine cup 3. Girl's nickname

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There Uught To Be A Law

I ll WHLE AG0.0N

A CONDUCTED

TOUKCQINGELV

WATCHED 'EM ASSEMBLE ,

ince, I offer for sale my farm, situated one-half mile from Kinkora village, handy school, church, stores and railway.

Farm consists of 200 acres of land, 150 clear, balance under good growth of hard- wood and lumber, good brook running through farm. All fences in perfect condition. Buildings consist of dwelling house, 2 barns, granary, pig house, hen house, double gar-

warehouse (capacity 5,000 bushels). All buildings in first class condition with elec- tricity throughout.

JOHN G. GALLANT, 01'!

IOAHS I

, QUICKLY! y.;.. can get 350 to slooo without bllnkable

security.

GUIETLYI Loans made promptly on your own signature. CONVINIENTLYI Select your own repayment plan. Up

to 24 months to repay.

A Remember, more people borrow from Household Finance than any other company in its field. Phone or stop in lodayl

25": YEAR IN CANADA

llollsellolo rlllnllct

D. 1. loan, Manager

150 Grout George 30., who 1, phone 2992

CHAILOTTITOWN. P.I.l.

.

CRATE AND SHIP A SLEW OF TV SETS IN A DAV OR 50

BUT WHEN uE BLEW A "rules on His own SET THEY coulowrssem TO REPLACE IT IN LESS

we usvsuir LOCATED - THE TROUBLE VET.

rm. PROBABLV

READY IN .

ANOTHER WEEK on 50!

BE