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NORTH AMERICAN LIFE L. S. STEVENSON

BRAN(H MANAGER

FM Extension Plans Delayed By Shortages

OTTAWA. Aug. $0 - (OP) — A shortage o‘ equipment is de- laying 05C plans for the expan- sion of regular and frequency modulation broadcasting services, In‘. Aulustm Frigon, general man- ager of the 0B0, said today. The plane called for the eatab- lishment o! PM transmitters at nﬂnnipeg and Vancouver, but equipment could not yet be ob- tained to carry out the projects. Dr. Frigon said the Vancouver transmitter could be established as soon as equipment became avail- able. but a number of matters would have to be cleared up be- fore work could start in Wiiini- peg. The whole program of ex- pansion would-be dismissed at next month's meeting oi the Board of Governors.

He said that the GBO laae not not yet heard what policy mem- bers of the American Federation of Musicians plan to adopt with respect to PM broadcasting in Canada. However. the fact that the policy was still unknown had nothing to do with the delay in the. building of. the new FM trans- mitters.

He said that in the United States the Federation would not permit the same program to go out simultaneously from an am- plitude broadcasting station and. from an FM station. The Federa- tion regarded FM as a separate system from AM and ruled that its members were entitled fori pay for both FM and AM broad-' caste. l Walter Murdoch of Toronto, Ca-l nudian representative of the Fed-I oration, indicated before the radio‘ committee of the Commons during] the recent session that a some-j what similar policy would be fol-ll lowed in Canada. l When asked what the Fedora-y lion's views with respect to FM| broadcasting in Canada. he said,’

m; mm" w“ “d” °°"5‘d°“" m about 1250.000 men and 130.00

. officers. Naval personnel has shrunk tocglisf 51,560,323; syorfagainggilfi lo 500.000 officers and rncn.. casting, a system under which, liumbcr of factc-rs have con- "nnc l‘ eliminated and high w tribuied to this swift dismantling delity reception provided, to hold- °f ‘he “CWIQTYP “Ffhmlg “"95 eta of AM licences, Licences are mm" the w“ i5 “fﬂtmny "V" wanted on the nnderstnncnng and in the face of persistent signs that all broadcasts will go out that I‘ third “'°T1d “"1? may b9 In over both FM and AM transmit- the making.

y,“ There was the natural inclina- Tne 05c no“, l, operating FM ilnn to get war personnel back as stations in ATOHLTGBl and Toronto ‘IUIFIUY 85 P0555919 I0 the normal and some pnvlye stations have business of manning the country's mso entered the field. So far few huBely expanded industrial 5.\’5l@m- FM receiving sets have reached POIIIIQ- 100. Dlﬂyfd a I188 m1"- the cunndgan market but some in the demobilization and lhe re- of them now are making their ap- ‘Illcllon "Y ﬂIliJY-"lllfilllnﬂi I01‘ ptarance. An ordinary receiving mflinlﬂiﬂl"! "l6 Ilflhllﬂg (‘slabllih- set will not pick up FM broad- mPnI-i-

casts, but sets now can be obtain- Willi lhf‘ Ullikd KWKHIQW WHRII- zd to pick up both FM and AM cnod and shaky. the United stains programs, alone is ‘in a posiiizn to spook with

_____ authority in ropfy to Russia.

INDIAN “won-rs ornillstluggllilrjillilily ziztlvblrdlliigprlg extflilé Canada“ ‘may; fmm India decisions that must be taken short-

ly-Alvhether to back United Slates mulled 3o'ooo'ofoqf§fil_a_rsfhirlg4a' foreign policies with unlimiicd is fond of in-beiween snacks, cats

striking potvcr or l1) depend upon chocolate bars. drinks pop and ‘IIPIOmMY and the mp5 m?" "Y"? likes ice cream. For entertainment, “Fam- 1r "NPSSMY- m?" will b" she-s taken for can. ﬁnes ,0 nnrks iitno to arm if anotihcr world con- amunrl the city where she enjoys m“ em?“- an afternoon climbing trcrs. ' For recreation around the basc,

_ Iaveralleat IIN Generation Securities F. J.

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BRENNAN 8i COAIPANY LIIIITEII

‘ Ilveetusent Dealers’ A-oelatfou of Canada l‘- III. lAGNALb—lIana|ee Charlottetown

I40 RICHMOND ST.

4 WW4’- ¢°MP4"Y We have pleasure In announcing the opening pf our

_. __...-.-.._._-. - -gew i-Iaiim oﬂice under the management of

ATIIIOII FOTCCS j - , _ - Harold s. Griﬁu, p. s. o. ' 0f ll. S. llave , p, 1' Shrunk Greatly '° °""""' "M

All Si. Telephone 1410

Advertising Rates-Payable in Aavaaee

lllullu- Olarlee lee any AAverla_-l I OIL

CenlruIGuaIIaQIoeaIeaepuIuuﬂWeeaaIIanIIaIII-a moat Io per word; Anaauaeeauante and

word; Cludllel lo per word;

mob; Hate or Floral and spiritual Oder-lap.

uamo; Letters ol Condolence Me per luck; neafgﬂwordafortlﬂaldlloeuaefor evetyadlllouall‘ lorda; Notlceeot TlaankaandAppa-uelalumlle per lloherle gei- word; Llata of Subaoripﬂeua. ee eeuta per laeh; Alina and Preuoutaﬂun, $1.00. Other rates on applleaﬂen.

w For siib ___> llelll Wanted

FOB sau; _ sass. 4.416711 wan-ran - Pawn. BOY. ar- School. Phone 21104.. ply Elmer's Grocery, ﬂtlroy 5t.

FOR SATEN-INVEW AP- WANTED yo]; CQUNT]?! ply D. G. Neal, Winsloe Station. plum, housekeeper, middle aged

FOR saua: _ McCOI-MICK BIND- gm“, mlmmm‘ 3°‘ m’ G. Judson, Alexandra. _

‘”_‘"‘" ‘Q _'_""_ WANTED - GOOD RELIABLE D ISALE _k Couglit {U}? man to work on farm. Must have Pug as PM mm‘ as “ya experience. Wages $75.00 a month,

IL lvan Turner, insloe.

CAPABLE GIRL 0R WOMAN BE- quired for housework in modern 41a room Apartment. Salary $60. monthly. Write Mrs, M. Balinsky, 5751) Darlington Apt. 3. Montreal.

Work‘ Wanted

PRACTICAL NURSE DESIBES work. Write Box 608. Guardian.

Boarders Accommodated

CAN ACCOMMODATE FOUR male boarders. Write Box 610, Guardian.

CAN ACCOMMODATI THREE male boarders, Apply 8 Pleas- ant St.

Students Accommodated

Toi Queen Street. Phone 915-L.

To-Let

T0 LIIT - niuuisnnn nun- room. veq central. Phone 1965-L.

Miscellaneous

MADAM - DOYEL — READINGS. 1L2 Prince.

AIRPLANE GOING SYDNEY iAII Show, Wednesday. September 3rd. Space available three. Reduced rate. Call Paul's Flying Service 1300-3.

Cars 6‘ Trucks For Sale

FOR. SALE-HM]. DODGE SPEC- ial, Freddie Turner, Winsloe.

ron SALE—19I8 roan cove-s. excellent condition. Mt. Stewart Garage.

5a6ron Apply evening. J. E. MacCallum. Alexandra.

IOR sans: _ i938 ciu-zvitoani Coach, in good condition. J. R Flynn, st. Peters;

Telephone: 3-7094

By CLYDE BLACRIUIN ' , HAROLD S. GRIFFIN. D.S.0. Mr. Griffin will be representing

The Wood Gundy Corporation.

Limited, in the Maritime Provin-

cos with headquarieﬁs in Halifax

at 90 Granville Street. Mr. Griffin has been associated with the Wood

Gundy organisation since 1929.

having spent most of this time in

their Montreal office. Prom 1939

to 15-45 he was on active service

overseas with the Royal Canadian

Artillery and commanded the 14th

Field Rielziment in the assault on

Normandy and through the North-

west Europe campaign. He is a

son of the late Daniel M. Grif-

fin and lvfrs. Griffin oi Halifax

and Truro, N. S.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3O - (Q) —1n the face o_f llie unfriendly and at times scnrnful attitude of the Soviet Union and its satellites and the ave-wed American policy of helping potential victims to ward off Communist conquest, the arm- ed forces of the Uflfted States have shrunk to an alarming state of weakness.

Probably" never before in peace time has there been so much talk of large scale war. yet the strik- ing power of the Unitcrl States ~- krealcst of any country in history lWO Scars ago — has dwindled to a more shadow of what it was.

This is not news and the fact that a lighting force of around 12,- 000,000 of two years ago ha; been reduced to less than 1,500,000 i5 Pﬁfhllls natural for a peace-loving country.

Of greatest concern to those who bear the responsibility of defence —nnd offence if that becomes ne- res-wry —- is the weakness of the Air Force.

When the war ended the United Staics had an Air Force- of 2,300.- 000 men and almost unlimited air- craft. Today the personncll has shrunk l0 a litlle more than 300,- 000 and operable aircraft have dis- appeared with similar speed.

The Army strength, which at its wartime peak had 8.300.000 men and 900,000 officers, has dwindled

Dominion of Canada "rovincial, Municipal and Corporation Securities

Bong/rt — Sold — Quoted

e The Wood Gundy Corporation, Limited Montreal New York Kitchener

Vancouver Victoria London, Ont.

Toronto Halifax Hamilton

Winnipeg Ottawa

FJi SALE-House jsroiiaviv? ‘°“"°"' B“ lot ofiand. Apply lsox 611. Guer- dian.

FOR. SALE - ONE ELECTRIC

Washer. Apply Fulton Warren, North River.

FOR SALE - AN ORGAN (KAIIN) Ln good condition. Annie Large, Tryon.

FOR. SALE —- SAW-MILL IVITII house _and land. Apply Box 612 Guardian.

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FOR SALE — BUNGALOW AT 2A Desbrisay Cresent. Modern con- veniences and garage. Write Box

609, GuaIdIB-Il-

you sAYr: _. OVIJRHAULED Hoover digger. New_ split share. also Maple Leaf gang plow. R. E. Connolly, Dunstaiinage.

FOB SALE — KITCHEN HANGE- small Elestric Stove and medium hall stove. Reasonable. Phone 569-1. or apply 204 Cumberland Street.

‘UMBER FOB SALE —- Iﬂl-DS

planed or rouglh. All sizes. Also Scaxitllzig and Slab wood. Lewis Bee-tram. Fredericton, Phone 27-6. Htmter River.

OI- S A LE — REGISTERED Yoa-lmhire Boar 2% years old. Grand Champion at Charlotte- town Exhibition when e months old. Also Registered Sows 8 week! old. Frank MacAulay, Souris.

gum: _ novnu rum:- mem on Grafton Street, central- ly located in business section. Suitable for office building. rm- furtiher particulars and price ap- ply Matheson as Peake, Solici- tors.

You sate, our. nan. rnnusn- er, model B. Large size, with self-feeder. high loader, mount- ed on steel wheels, Apply Rich- ard Smith. New Glasgow or WR. Jenkins. Great George Street.

LIQUOR EDUCATION MAINLY FOR YOUTH

VICTORIA. Aug. 30 —— (C?) - British Columbia has set up a program of lC-HIDETZIIIUG education implementing legislation ﬂnssrd at the last session oi the provincial house.

The act provides funds- to be ex- pendﬂfl finder the lllFEClipn of l.lic minlslcr of education for a lem- porancc- program in schools and in young peoples’ groups.

This program. under the direc- lion of the former chief school in- specter, H.1.. Campbell. will odu- cate youth through rvizular school curricula, leriurcs, films, broad- casts and panel discussions. Education Minister .G.M. Weir says consensus is that the emphasis should be on mental hygiene de- signed to appeal to the younger generation. - Dr. Weir says most authoritic ‘agree the objectives adopted by Yale University School for sludies in alcoholism are the most accept- abic anmarc, in effort. the same as those sizitcd bv London Univ- ersity, England.

Their nbjcciIvcs arc:

To convoy .1 filclllal knowledge of alco-hrlic lrevcrnzes in such a way that ‘it will bc pTOSPnLGd to the pull in an impermnal manner, mke ccznizrincc of ihc puplYs-‘age, grad» and iniczcsi, lmel.

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Attention Truck

Auction Sale Farm At Ilaniptea

Pmpcriy oi 48 Union Street FDR SALE

WANTED

Old chino cups, soucels, plates, voses,. old parlor lumps. Write Box No. 570 c-o Guordioli.

I om instructed by the heirs! of the Iofe Thomas McMahon to sell by Public Auction his dwelling house being number 48 Union Street, Charlottetown, on Thursday September .4, I947, at l2.30 P. M.

, For further particulars

Apply to

TRAINOR 8i O’DONNELL - Solicitors.

W. H, Benton, Auctioneer,

The form of the lute i. R. Comemn, situated at Hampton, and consisting of 97 acres, all under cultivation excbpt I1 acres of woodland. In excellent condition, being well watered and of higIv qualify of soil, known as "the best form from River to River."

Apply for information to Mr. M. H. Cameron, Hampton.

icon sans _

Lot of loud at Stanley Bridge desirably situated for building purposes.

For further particulars op- ply lo Mn. Margaret Kouglion, I5 Sydnoy Street, Charlottetown

CLEARANCE SALE

AT UNION ROAD, THURSDAY, ssrr. 4m, AT on: O‘CLOCK

I om instructed by- Mr. Glennie MocLeon to sell of auction Ivia form consisting of I48 acres of Iond, 60 ﬂoor, 6 ucm posture along the dam. This is an ideal site for fish pond or mill. A lot of good lumber on form. Also stock, crop and implements.

Stocks- 6 choice cows, fresh; 4 brood sows to furrow soon. I3 fol- lenmg pigs, 3 heifer calves; 3 work horses; I colt, 52 chickens; some hens.

or TRAINOR 8| O'DONNELL Solicitors.

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AUCTION SALE

THURSDAY, SEPT. 4TH. AT 2 P. M. At York Point, 8 Miles from Charlottetown Let of land consisting of 5 I-4 acre with main house of saves rooms and also a number oI

Drivers And Shippers

Cropz- I6 acres ooh in sleek; I I-2 ocree

turnips, I-4 acre mnngles, 20 leom loads of hay.

Beginning Sept. first all iruok ‘loads of table potatoes or turnips utippcd from this province via Wood Islands or Borden must have

Im Iementsz- I drum and cIe e I ' . Insllcction certificate or rare] be- P an r, gram creafier, I aet plot

SalesuHelp Wanted

EVERYONE CAN MAKE EXTRA money by selling Master Kraft Christmas Cards. Outstanding values, widest range of Personal- ized Cards and Boxed Aseorb- mcnts, plus high commlsslons combine lo make ours a most at- tractive proposition. Master Kraft Greeting Card Company Limited. Department 1A. 925 Confeder- alion Building. Montreal.

Female Help Wanted form woman’ n VTIVPJINTFIIIAALL for Montreal home-two adults only. Own room and radio with good pcoplc. Apply stating salary

desired in Ilnusclioldt-r. 4:165 Cool- brook Ave. Montreal, Que.

A LE B46715‘?! u a Phone MOI

tanmsi l1 ilzh est prices Ma urice Block.

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w a s“ i'ifii"i'ii.h norm-use Ifiizhcst prices paid Past nick-

FtTiv. sans - as noose nE Lune Sedan. New motor and tires. S. Burke, Fortune Bridge.

FOR SALE-ABS! CHEV. COUPE, with box. Good tires, fair con- dition. 36 Orlcbar, phone 155-J.

FOR SALE - i938 CHEVROLET Coach. 1928 Whippet Sedan. priced for quick sale. Phone 2696 or 3B 121m Ave.

POI! SALE —_IOII CHRYSLER Royal Coupe. Can be seen at Caribou. N. 5.. soo yards from ferry. Alf McMuts-re.

Nurses Wanted

WANTED BY THE PROVINCIAL Sanatorlum: Registered Nurses, Graduate Nurses. Practical Nurs- es. also Students with equivalent of Grade X education. Apply to Dr. P. A. Creelman. Medical sup- erintendent. .

Salesmen Wanted sans sxnza casn - Maxi

Sally climbs her scratching pole. plays with an oipl football, or slaps the air stalloh mongrel pup "wen- ever he ventures near.

Her future. howevcr. is nol very definite. The airmen can't decide

whether lo send her back in Daw- son Creek or present he!‘ to [he Edmonton Zoo. The latter seems more likely, as the airmen hero want her nearby to continue their friendship. '

CLAOIOLI

CHOICE BLOOM$ Al Golden, or Delivered- in Charlottetown

W. B. CREED, Higlifield. Phone I593-IZ

ASPHALT, SIIIIISLES

Dressed and Rough Lumber

MocDONALD 8i ROWE Woodworking Co. Lid,

Phone 341

WANTED

fore being allowed transportation. Inspection will not be available at fhcse ports but can be obtain- ed from any Dominion fruit and vegetable inspector, preferably the inspector in district of origin of product. All shippes must have their 1947 shipperu license.

By order FRUIT AND VEGE- TABLE DIVISION, OTTAWA.

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CLEARANCE

AUCTION SALE

AT IEIMITAGI

I am instructed by Mr. Clifford Murphy to sell by Public Auction on

SATURDAY. SEPT. 6th. all his stock crop and farming implements consisting of: 1 choice broml mare. ten years olsl, I Per- cheron marc ll years old, l Per-

cobins. This property is very desirable for o small chicken form, Tourist Cabins or gur- dening.

The property will be sold lu- gether with standing crop con- sisting of one acre of potatoes, I-Z acre of turnips and other vegetables. Also furniture in cabins and main house,

W. H. BEATON,‘ Auctioneer.

IMP" "BI", I. truck wagon, I cori, I PIIIIGI, I Scuffler, I new gong plow’, I single plow, _l set spike borrow, I spring tooth barrow, I box sleigh, I wood sleigh, I potato digger, I wheel bomav, I Separator, 3 cream cone, I seeder, I binder. I boy mover, harness, forks, shovels.

Sole positive. Mr. MecLeon is moving away.

_Terms:- On ollsums over $15.00, 4 monfl‘! credit on copra“- ed lolllf note. 5% discount per ennum off for cosh.

LESTER KEIZIR, Auctioneer

fonRoihesoy Collegiate (Boys) School Dining Room girls. Also Kitchen HeIper (male or female). To start early September. Good board and lodging provided and good wages. Convenient bus service in Saint John. Steady employment till early summer with one week off over Christ- mul. Apply The Secretory, Rolhesoy Collegiate School.

up service- Phone 2542. Evenings Huuggmqid; and

1107. Michaelmas. Lost Found Strayed

ﬁsrinfiemnm nnasane ' without. case. Phoni- Stiff-J.

more money easily in spare time. Just. show our beautiful Canadzan made Christmas cards to your friends They sell on sight. Many Assortments. Gift Cards. seals, Tags. Also Every- day Cards. Beautiful free ai-

cheron filly 2 1-2 years old, Jugs a beauty, l fat heifer, 5 gran oat. lle l brood sow, 1 sow with 9 1'0""! Digs. 50 laying hens. i cart and Wheels, 1 hinder M. II., l bill seeder (new), l riding plough, 1 single plough, 1 driving w".

r-olvwn _ A ram smw 0T" Mo?‘

e_v in Canadian bills, nn Sunday morning lasl in vicinity of Bank of Nova Scniin. ‘rhis money is at Police Headquarters. \

Male Help Wanted

. ESTABLISH- ed llu-ral Watkins District avail- able if you are aggressive. and betu-cr-‘rl the ages of 25 and B5

- hnvc nr can secure travel outfit. this is your opportunity to get established in mproiltable buel-

' mess of your own. For full purl.’- culars write today to The J. R.

-_Waikinih Company Dept. Z-C-IA

bee GREEK ALPIIAIIIT ‘ Tho alphabet originally used by

the Greeks contained only 20 lei.- ters: n. h. c, d. n. f. h. i. k. l. m. n.

o. p. q. r. s. t. v. and it. IIECIITIES

‘Q Phone 244i

new amen cleanses i

w; Clean

2177 Manson st, Montreal, Que,

bum showing personal cards 2B for $1.00 and up Liberal com- mission. Write today for un- usual sample offer The Doug- las Greeting Card company. lﬂ-H Dleeker st- Toronto.

All roll a "earns" ia aaliav THE an:

' uouoivmu. Aug. so - (or) -

The "Belle"‘ of the United Btatsa arm air station hare like moat “lad " la fond of rich foods, auto- mobiles and having their awn yay.

She Dilly ans for the "bear" ne- cessities of life and as far a; in; personnel on the station are con- cerned she gets lust what she wants.

The young lady's name is Bally. she's brunette and brown-eyed. a triﬂe heavy for hes‘ ale. but nev- ertheless the calcite; the eye e1 Ivlryone who meets her. Sally. in "ll You haven't guessed. ia a three-month-old blank bear cub.

5110 arrived here recently by plane from Dawson Creek, 3.0., and unlike moat visitors had no trouble finding living accommoda- ilon. she has her own rent-free hut at ille ban and ls well taken care at in the way o! food and an- tertainment.

Her regular d'et fa a mixture of mi'k or" "'10s - three ﬂmea a ' e ""1 ~c-'"7.<'v-r‘=, Fnlfv

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Rotliesoy, N. l.

POSITION VACANT

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH ANOWELFAAE, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

The Department invites applications for the position of

SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES

Of Polcontvood Hospital, rile Provincial Government Institution of Mental Patients

Applications should be addressed to the undersigned, noting age, qualifications and experience.

P. S.‘ FIELDING, Deputy Minister,

P. O. lo: 404, Charlottetown, P. I. I.

ton. 2 driving alelgbe, 1 wood IICIKII. 1 Rceafrew scales. l horse hoe. l truck Waggon (new, 1 KIRK pklllth. (crown). .1 lever spring tooth harrows. 1 dlac has. r01". l buffalo robe. 1 pad am! hrltchen, 2 horse rugs l View; radio. l room stove. forks, ehov. ela and other articles too numer- ous to mention. also a quantity of choice hey.

Terms —all euma up to ten do]. Iarl. Cash. Over that amount I months’ eredil on approved Joint notes.

J. II. MacDONALI), Auctioneer Sale starts 1.30 o'clock, p. m.

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WAR ASSETS scanners

$2.00 ml

Wonderful Value

-AIIANOFF IIIOS. 589 Main Sf. Saint John, N. I.