JANUARY 28, 1950

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THE GUARDIAN, ICHARLOTTETOWN

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Western and Eastern In Memoriani Notices 84o per Wedding En-

Agents Wanted

Famaieliclp Wanted

‘ECURITY THE EASY WAY - by selling Familex products. We need agecits in your locality or m your surrounding rural area. muipnient needed for a rural route. Experience not necessary- we will tell you how. Very little capital required. Best advan- tages offered l0! Y0“! 511091355 write to-day for free details. Famllex, 1600 Deloriiriler. Mon- treal. 1

. ‘incurs WANTED _ SELLING Goodwear. all wool made-to- measure clothes is an easy way to earn big pay each week. Our New Spring line is a complete clothing store. Everything sold on a money back guarantee, with | unique selling plan. We ‘teach you how to succeed. Highest zomnilssions and liberal free suit sfler. Better write at once for Free sample Kit, and exclusive territory, Dept. l7~1 Goodwear Clothes. Box 215 Montreal. Que.

Boarders Wanted

WANTED — BOARDERS IN PR1- vale home. Phone ‘Z598 R 2.

BOARD AND ROOM. C \TILAL- iy lccaicd. P-hone 11174.

Givll Service llaconcy

IECIINICIAN (DRAFTIN AND

Sketching). sisao-sziion. Suru. merside, P. E. I. Full particulars on posters displayed at Ofllces of the Civil Service Commission. National Employment Service and Post. Oflices. Application forms. obtainable thereat. should be filed nut. later than February with. 19.50. with the Civil crvicc Commission, 10 Tobin St.. Haili- fax.

Gars 8r Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE - CHEVROLET 1500 wt. anrny truck. Phone 398-1

‘TOR SALE—FORD COACH. 194i motor, nice condition, snow tires. $250 or near offer. 300 Fiuroy Street.

FOR SALE - 1940 CHEVROLET special Do Lux Sedan. First c138: condition. Not driven in the winter. Hector MacKay, De Sable.

TOR SALE-JJNE MAPLE LEAF two-ton truck. One Internation- sl half-ton. Both in good condi- Lion. Livestock taken in trade. Floyd Caseley, Wilmot Valloyu

" For Sale

I701: SALE - DRIVING SLEIGII lust like new. Allan Iilacbean. De Sable.

FOR SALE - HOT IVATER ‘FUR- nsce. Perfect condition. Apply

Hi ‘A Gmat. Georg;- Street. FOB SALE-GOOD USED RF,-

cord range. New iron bed and

spring. Waiter B. Cralg.Klnkora.

TOR SALE-REGISTERED SOWS oi breeding age from qualified Stock. H. G. Judson, Alcxnndru.

CUTTING ICE FOR. SALE ‘FROM February 1st until 10th. Me ills.- H. Weeks, Elliotis. P. E. Isis .

FOR SALE — ‘THREE STOREY dwelling house on Prince Street. centrally located. Apply Box 101. Charlottetown. P. h‘. I.

FOR SALE — ONE ROUND DIN- ing room table with four board extension. In good condition Apply 7 Douglas.

I" 0 It S ALE - COMBINATION saddle and driving horse, part thorough bred. May be seen at 35 Valley street. I

FOR SALE -— 2 YEAR OLD PURE bred Shorthorn beef type bull- Sire Bouillon Charmer. Dam Cedar Lane Rosewood. R. D. Wac- Kinnon, 6 Brighton Road, Char- lottetown. 2809-1».

\LUMINUM — CORRUGATED and Ribbed for Roofing and Sid- ing Sheets 6 to 15 iect lengths. 36" covered 32" wldi‘. 2,4 Sallie- Scnd roof measurements for frcc estimate and illustrated folder giving iull IYJIOFIIIIIIIOII. SamIIIP-i on request. Immediate delivery from stock. A. 1.. Goiinevillc Mfg Dept. 16. Charcttc. P. Q.

For iieni

T0 LET-HEATED. FURNISHED room. Phone 23454.,

FOR RENT - 2 UNFUBNISHED rooms. Adults. Also 01M furnished room. Apply 247 Grafton. Phone

23502-1... I-‘arm iiaciinar!

YEW AND USED BELTING. an. widths. traces complete» ligh’. wagon wheels. collars and hook homes, driving harness.» W. R Morrison. Fredericton.

HIGHWAY SLAUGHTER

Motor accidents m the United states in 104'! caused 32.000 deaths and 1.100000 injuries to peopfe. -

We iileaii

{l3 wonuzus P5320 2448

iievi Method Glaziers

WANTED - STUDENT 1o LEARN hairdressing. Write Box 31, Guardian.

WANTED -- WOMAN FOB GEN- eral housework in private home. Two children. References. Ap- ply in writing. Headmaster, Rothessy Collegiate School. Rnthesay. N. B.

LEARN HAIRDBESBIND- Marvel Hairdressing Schools — Women Wanted - Greater Op- portunity-Bemr Pay. Pleasant Work. Catalogue Free. Write Bloor Street, Toronto. Branches- l-lamilron-Ottswa. Canada's Nab ioiial System.

Houses-Ants. Wanted

WANTED-SMALL APARTMENT or house. Phone 532-1..

Lost LOST . - n R o w N LEATHER,

wool lined, glove, please phone 636 or leave at Guardian Office.

LOST -— IN VICINITY OF GUARD- lan. pair plaslic rimmed glasses. Please lcarc at Guardian.

Personal

son NaunaLoTs. summon. Rheumatic Pains. Chest Colds

apply Heat Penetrating Glurt Oil. At your Druggist.

UNWANTED HAIR -- ERADIC- ated from the human body with Saca-Pelo ointment. most re- markable discovery oi the age. (Ontains no drugs or chemicals. Sana-Pele kills the root of hair. Lor-Beer Lab. Van. Isl. Ceep- eecee. B. C.

Plumbing and Heating

FREE PLUMBING CATALOGUE. Completely new catalogue and rprice list. Immediate delivery of Bdbha Closets, Basins. Plrpe, Sep- tic Tank, etc. Main Pi-umiblrig 8a Heating Supplies Co.. 1W9 (L) St. Lavuience. Montreal. Que.

Salesman Wanted

MAN WANTED FOR. RAWLEIGH business. Sell to 1500 families Good profits for hustlers. Write today. Rawleigh's Dept. ML-A- 470-S, Montreal. ?

. Work Wanted

WANTED-FARM ‘VORK. BENNY ivatts. Grand Trnoadie. Answer

by letter. Wanted

WANTED - T0 BUY WOOD AND lumber lot Z6 or 50 acres. Write Box 32, Guardian.

MIDDLE AGED MAN IVANPS room and board. Aprply to "K" care of Guardian.

Grain

.WINNIPEG, Jan. 27 -- (CPI- Oats and barley prices moved in a narrow range today as the Win- nipeg Grain Exchange reported a dull market which increased slightly in activity towards the close.

' Rye also came under late local sales and gains posted earlier in this commodity were also wiped out at ihe close. Flax was list- lcss, reporting no trade. _ In the export business, 260.000 bushels of Canadian wheat were allocated lo the United Kingdom under the long-term agreement. while 190.000 bushels were ear- marked for Eirc.

Prices of class two wheat lost one cent to $2.15.

Closing futures:

Oats: May 78 Zl-BB; July 75 1-2A; Oct, 71 5-8B.

Barley: May 1.18 3-8; July 1.12 S-M; Oct. 1.07 3-8-—l-2.

Rye: May 1.45 1-2; July 1.44 3-4 sr-s; Oct 1.31 1-4-4-2.

Flux: Muy 1163B; Jilly 3.52 l-‘Zbu: Oct 3.30 1-4iinnt.

Cash prices:

Onis: No 2 CW 80 3-8; ex 3 CW 77 3-8; 3 CW 76 5-8; ex 1 feed 76 5-8; 1 feed 75 5-8; 2 feed 74 7-8; 3 feed 71 3-8; track 75 3-8.

Barley: Nd 1 CW 6-row 1.37 3-8; 2 CW G-row 1.37 3-8; 1 CW Z-FOW 1.33 3-8; 2 CW 2-row 1.33 3-8; 3 CW 6-row 1.35 3-8; 1 Iced 1.14 5-8; 2 feed 1.12 5-8; 3 feed 1.07 5-8; truck 1.16 3-8; 2 CW yellow 1.18 3-8; 3 CW yellow 1.17 3-8.

Rye: 1 CW 1.40 3-4; 2 CW 1.40 3-4; 3 CW 1.37 1-2; raj. 2 CW 1.25 1-2; 4 CW 1.24 1-2; track 1.10

n“. No 1 cw 3e3- z cw 3.58; 3 cw 3.43; 4 cw 3.311; [NICK 3.610

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Markets at a Glance

(Canadian Press) Toronio—Stocks mixed; golds at.- tract modernte demand. MontreaL-Stocks mixed; P8P"!

dI . . Jaiew York-Stocks higher; Heel! in demand.

OPENS rrs-‘iibdiis

The South American republic of Venezuela expects 14000 displlwl persons and other immigrants durins 1N0-

Toronio Stocks

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Jan. 27-

Sales Stock

1000 Am Nepn __________ __ 4500 Am Yknife _... _.. _ 1100 A118 Cdn 1500 Area

2500 Athena 3500 Ail Oil 400 Aunor .. 8000 Bankfield .. _.. ..._ 08 1-2 315 Bk of Mont ..._ ..._ 27 1-2 1900 Barnat. -_. __ 4500 Base Met ._.... __ __

5500 Bevcourt _.

1000 Bidgood .

2000 Bobjo .... .. 2 4300 Bonetal ..._ _. ..._ 50 1000 Bordulac ._. ._.. .._ I3 1400 Boymsr __- ._.. _... 16

100 Bralorns _-- __ ___ 955 12100 Brit Dom ..._ _ __

100 Buff Ank _..... ._. ._. 2'10 1250 Cal Edm - . _. ....77O 1000 Callinan ..._ 05 1-8 I000 Calmont ._.. ..._ 51 1-2

35B]: of Com __ _.. 253-4

609Cdn Brew ..._ __ _ 85-8

300Cariboo _.. ._.. 125 1700 Cas Treth "Q2... -

2700 Cent Led _..- _. _... 138 13600 Chem Res _._ ._. _ 82

700 Chestervllle ..._ _.. _. 150 100 Chromium _ 116 3000 Cochenour 1900 Con 2500 Con 5794 Con 1000 Con 280 Con 1000 Crestaurum 4000 Doragon .. 1500 Dav Pete 9500 Decalia . 100 Delnite .. . 2900 Discovery 360 Dome 1000 Donslds.

...... _. _.. 212 Beattle _... -.._

19874 Elder 2600 Eldona. _ . 1000 El Sol _ 1720 Eureka

120 Falcon 4600 Fed Pete 300 Frobisher 1000 Gen Pete 1678 Giant 6000 Glenora 2500 Globe .. 1000 Goidcrest . 1500 Gold Eng 2650 Gold Man 1000 Goldhawk 4000 Golddra 3500 Guayana 1000 Gulf Lead 1000 Gwilllm 1000 Halcrow

54000 Hard Ho 1500 Hurricane 1100 Hasaga .. 7500 Heva 2000 i-Ilghridge

210 Hollinger s... 27800 I-Iosco .. 615 I-Iud Bay _... ._ ._. 4000 Hugh Mal -.._. .. 35 Imp Bk .. 290 Int Nick 9000 Jaculet. 2000 Jellicoe . 4750 Joburke 9000 Joliet .‘ 2000 Kelore 830 Kerr Add 1250 Kirk La .. 810 Labrador

13500 Laguerre . 16900 L. Dufault 1000 L Lingman

275 Lake Sh .

10400 L Wass 14500 Larder U ..._. ._. _.. 2000 Leduc

500 Leitch ..

16450 Little LL

4000 Louvlcourt _

5500 Lynx . ... 400 Macassa .. 1500 MacDonald ._.... ._...- 52 4000 Macfie _..... _..» 05 1-2 14750 MacLeod 2400 Madsen 20000 Magnet 900 Mal Gf . 14500 Maralgo .. _... 2000 Martin .. O5 455 McIntyre . 62 1-2 1600 McKenzie 5 64000 McLeilan . 05 14

1000 McWatiers .. . _.. - 5000 Mid Cont _. 455 Min Corp ._.... ._. ._.. 2100 Maneta 25300 Masher 7913 Negus 43756 Do Ris 1600 New 5325 New 5000 New 1000 New

do

i5a83=5s§sosas 3 i; '33“

10700 Nicholson 400 Nlppissing 335 Noranda ..

5500 Norpick 5000 Norseman 1000 North Den 2000 North Inca 8150 Norlarilc 2000 Northland 1600 OBrien .. 12450 Okalta . 4000 Omega 2000 Omriitrans 2500 Orenada 2500 Orlac - 6500 Oslsko 15900 Osulake 1500 Pac Pete 1300 Pamour 1900 Pnn West . . 1000 Parnmaq _ 1000 Parbec .

370 Pioneer ..... ..._ ........ 1500 Porc Reef . .. fl Preston 2500 Que, Lab 600 Que Man 3612 Queenston - 1680'Quemon|. 4900 Quesabe 100 Renabie 25(1) Roche 500 Rochelle 1200 Roxana 155 Royal Bk 1360 Royaiite .. 8000 Roybar .. 1000 Rupununi 1866 San Ant .. 5115 Shorritt

400®lsden - .

7600 Steep R0 -.... ..._ ..

1300Sui1lvsa _ _. _ O

Montreagxchange

Bruck Silk Bell Tel Can Brew Bathurst . Can Cement . Can Pacific Celanese Can Car Found Can Car Pfd Can Steam Cons Paper . Cockshutt .. Can Vickers Dom Bridge

Gen St Ware --- _.. _. 171-2 I-low Smith . _..... - ._.

Ham Bridge ..._ .. 12 1-2 Hir Walker _... _._ _.. 37 1-4 Can Ind Al -.._. ..._ 8 3-4 Int Nickel -»_- -_. ._.... 32 Imp Oil ..._ _... __ 22 Int Pete .. ._. ._.... 9 Int Power 48 Int Paper 38 1-2 Imp Tub 14 58 BC Power 27 7-8 Con Smelt 100 1-2 Lake Woods __ 25 Massey l-lar _ 23 34 McCall Front . l4 3-3 Nat; St Car 20 1-2 Can Nor Pfd 12 Noranda 66 3-4 Price Bros 64 Quebec Power I6 1-4 Shawinigan 24 1-2 St Law .. 12 1-2 St Law Pfd .. 27

St Law Pfd 2nd >< 14 Dom Tex .. . 11 5-8 Dom Tar 27 Wpg Elec 34

St of Can 102 Brazilian . 19 ‘7-8

Shipiilng News

AT SAINT JOHN- Arrived Friday Alcoma Pegasus, from West In- dies 4 Sunray, Georgetown Sailed Friday Sandwich, for Jacksonville Manchester chester Penhale, United Kingdom Beaverburn, London and Ant- werp. Jack Starr. New York Vreholm, South America Fort Cadotte, ‘London Arabia, Liverpool AT HALWAX- Arrived Friday Canadian Cruiser, from King- ston, Jamaica. Vagabond Prlnce, sea Island Connector, Saint John, N B

Triberg, Saint John. Salled Friday Cyrus Field, for high seas Ranenilord, for Norway Trollebolm, Antwerp Stegeholm, Antwerp Monte Nurla, Spain Grey County, Florida Island Connector, St, Nild. Canadian Challenger, West In- dies Esso Rochester, Louisiana Apollo, West Indies Montreal City, New York Valacla, Saint John

Produce

MONTREAL, Jan. 27- (CP)—- Produce prices quoted here today were reported by Dominion De- partment oi Agriculture as. fol- lows: "

Eggs: Free cases, A large 35- 36; med 33—34; A puliets 27— 29; B 27-29; C 18-20. Receipts 443 cases.

Butter: Receipt : Nil.

Cheese: Current receipts On- tarlo white 27; Quebec white 27; wholesale Ontario white 28 1-4; wholesale Ontario cologed 28 1-2; wholesale Quebec white 27 1-2— 27 3-4. Receipts: Nil.

Potatoes: Quebec no 1 75 lbs 1.15-4.20; NB no 1 1.20—1.30, 10 lbs 20-22; PEI 1.45—1.50, no 1 10 lbs 23. '

John's,

CONTENTED PONIES

nifir-onn, Iieicestershire, 1m;- lsnd - (OP) - The Desiord coal mine ponies are said to be partial to green: It's supposed to make them more contented. So the pony stalls at the colliery have been painted that color.

300 Sylvanite .. 1 Teck Hu .. Texas Lund 54000 Tombil 1700 Torbrlt . 4800 Tow Pete ~1500 Union Min 400 Un Keno . _ ..- 1000 United Oil .. . 7450 Upp Can . 1415 Ventures 4500 Vilibwna 5500 Vulcan 5234 Waite 2500 West M 7700 Wiltsey 3000 Wingait . 1650 Wright H

GU11! 3000 Dnlheusie 2150 Foothills

1000 Temisk .. . . Total sales 1,048,000.

FOR SALE

1938 CHEVROLET MASTER COACH

Motor and body in Perfect Condition.

Arvin

BOX 30 Guardian - i

Commerce, Mam.

New _ Yerii Exchange

Anaconda ...... .. Am Car and F Beth Steel

Ches Ohio . Con Edison .. ._ I Eiec Auto Lite ._--. .._ _...

Gen Eiec Gen Motors Gt Nor Pfd Std Oil NJ Kenn Copp Mont Ward North Am . Phil Pete US Rubber . Radio Corp Texas C0 United Air Vanad Air . West Elec . West Union US Steel

Commerce Montreal

Nova Scoiia Royal Bank

Sees U. S. Facing Early Choice in French lndo-China

By JAMES D. WHITE

Associated Press News Analyst

(For J. M. Roberts, Jr.)

The bell is tolling in French lndo-China.

The United States soon may be forced to make a most uncom- fortable choice about that un- familiar but important country in Southeast Asia.

The choice threatens to boil down to this:

Either help the French keep their protege regime going un- der Emperor Bao Dal, or see his rival, Communist Ho Chi-Minh, take over the country with the political if not the, military help of Red China.

There seems to be no time for any other alternative to be work- ed out. Ho's Nationalist guerril- las attacked this week near Hano in a surge of activity that in- cluded sabotaging the city's elec- tric plant.

To back the French in indo- Chins threatens to hold even more disastrous political possibil- ities in Southeast Asia than back- ing Chiang Kai-Shek had in China.

Chang's Government was re- cognised and had existed for years. The French-sponsored re- public oi Viet’ Nam under Bac- Dai was set. up less than a year ago and not even the French have ratified Bee's status as Em- peror.

Recently they have conferred more upon him, so that on paper they retain control of only de- fence and foreign affairs. Bu‘. against this is the fact that Bao's rival, Ho Chi-Minn, heads a flourishing guerrilla republic (also called. Viet Nam) which controls far more of the country and the people.

Per three years the French have tried to keep Ho off the rail- ways. the main roads, and the big towns by using an estimated 120,000 French Foreign Legion- naires. Ho has the rest of this war-torn country so well in hand that the French supply some of their advanced outposts by air drop.

‘Time is running out on this picture because the Chinese Reds now have their army along the northern border. Ahead of them [total of 32,000 fleeing Nation- alist troops poured into Indo- China. The French have had to intern these and it puts another strain on their resources.

When the Chinese Red Army reached the border Communist political influence came into play. Up to that time, Ho Chi-Minn had headed a Nationalist coalition government in which he and his Communists were supposed to be a minority. Then early in Decem- ber ihere were unconfirmed re- ports from Saigon, the big smith- ern city, that he “'35 purging the non-Communists from his govern- ment.

This unconfirmed but ominous sign has been followed by re- cognition of I10 Chi-Minhs re- public of Viet Nam by the Chinese Reds themselves.

Nobody recognizes Bao Dai's Viet Nam, which exists only be- cause the French have set it. up and kept it going.

The question‘ brings up another

of recognition

unconfirmed

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Ganadian Bacon For Britain

The Rt. Hon. Jar-lies G. Gardiner, Minister of Agriculture, announced January 3. that a Baron Agreement had been negotiated with ' the United Kingdom which IJIOVIIIIC§ for an expenditure 0t $l'7,5.”0000 for the purchase of Canadian bacon at a. price of $29 per hundred pounds, A grade wiltshires, f.o.b. Canadian seaboard. As announced on Decem- ber 23, the Meat Board has been authorized to pay a price of $32 50 per hundred pounds of baron. The difference o! $3.50 per hundred pounds between the buying pice of $32.50 and the price of $29 at which the bacon is sold to the United Kingdcm will be met. from funds. provided by the Governmeit of Canada. The iotel rriaruity of bacon which may be purchased under the terms oi’ this Agreement will approximate 6O million pounds. The" Canadian Government is meet- ing the request of the United Kingdom Ministry of Food regard- ing deliveries by arranging for the storage of some portion of ihe bacon purchased during the early part oi the year. to be shipped during the latter part of the year.