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PIUSVILLE | The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues., Feb. 9, 1965. 7)™ Japanese newspapers, reme Mr. and Mrs. James Rooney, “ie more fun.

were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Corcoran

Elmer Gallant, returned to Saint John, N.B., on Sunday. He

| Erotic Sex Is Considered eas distinguehed, Japanese | Powerful Trade Stimulant | |

was accompanied on return trip bassador R. P. Bower and com-

by Clarence and Oscar Gallant, ; ; emercial minister en

ee oe By JAMES NELSON to be featured im Canada’s éx- ‘in Tokyo no & Semi) OTTAWA (CP) — Sex — and hibit at the Tokyo International |

so with relatives there Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallant and son Michael, Brae, were re-

exotic sex, at that — has been officially recognized by the trade department as a powerful pro-

Trade Fair, April 16 to May 6.) The trade department's budget | for this frank promotion of trade

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The schools in this vicinityt sponsor a search throughout |buik of Douglas fr logs et, the L Substance... also regional high schools in Japan ‘for a young woman to be fair grounds and other exhibit © 7 . Alberton and O'Leary were named Miss Japan-Canada costs Shrinks Piles Cheeks ltch closed on Monday due to the Friendship SELECTION MARCH 106 ? ae

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rich-right-now dreams of the underworld, few jackpots rob more sleep than the gilded word “Brink's.”

| It is safe to say (because the | | president of Brinks himself says

his nails and smoking far into the night to devise a way to crack Brink’s and one of its homely little trucks with all that money inside. A

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and gain riches. Others die try- ing because Brink’s and its money are not easily parted. The rest just dream on, re- sipned to being not even an un- invited participant in a business that trundles $300,000,000,000 about the country each year, a sum equal in value to half the total] national income.

Brink’s sees its mission in life

its greatest enemy next to the

| although the company good na-| turedly classes the cheque as |

ion elections and is forever delivering and protecting $1,- 000,000 in cash that promotion- minded stores delight in dis- playing’ in their windows.

Brink’s cashes and delivers payrolls, too, and collects park- ing meter coins for ‘such cities as Rochester, N.Y., and Chicago where it has machines that sort the tune of about 80 bags of’ slugs a day.

To do all this, Brink’s 1,000 a:smored trucks make 40,000 pick-ups and deliveries across), the United States every day! handling an average of $1,000,-

station-wagons armed with the same type of Winchester rifles that real life Andy Devines| used to clutch atop the stage rcoaches back in the bad old days

That's how Brink's makes its money. How it keeps it is an- other story. The great Boston Brink's robbery that made the company a household word has

around paying off, proving that if Brink’s lost, at least its cus- |tomers did not.

said Donald Hoagland, president in charge of opera- tions. That would be last Dec. 28 in Norridge, Ill., when a gang hit a truek for $223,000, the fourth try for a score on Brink’s in the last two years. DIRTY WORD

Since ‘‘holdup” is a dirty word in the money business, it is ap- parently good. x not to Kaci: Genet, a tall, husky man who is as trim as a crisp new dollar bill, rarely ut- ters the word. He talks instead about an ‘‘unfortunate circum- stance” or ‘‘a problem”’ or ‘‘one of these things.” 2

“You have to learn to ‘tive |

one of the children.”

To stay one up on the hoods Brink’s is always mulling over security procedures and the de- sign of its trucks to try and dis- cover any chinks in their armor. The company trained its own safecracker to test the safes it rents to customers. The safe man works under conditions any yegg would trade his blow-

truck doors so they can be opened only from the sealed off driver’s cab.

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Hallowe'en mask. Brink’s does | a brisk trade carrying cheques | between banks to be cancelled deposited, etc.

Brink’s armored cars have also carried the Megna Carta, the original manuscript of the Gettysburg Address, a gold plated hotwater heater to a plumbing convention, and $250,- 1000 in silver dollars that ‘a wax concern spread across the floor for its convention

A Brink's truck waited pa- tiently_night after night in Kan- sas City with $300 in silver dol- lars inside to present to Rocky | Colavito when the Athletics’ outfielder hit his 300th career | homer. Rocky tried but No. 300 ‘eame, unfortunately, when he was on the road in Minneapolis-

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| In the five years before I became Councillor | only twenty-nine Mercury Vapour Lights were | .

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EARL CAMPBELL

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installed, mainly in the business section of the City.

In the five years that I was chairman of the light committee we installed six hundred and twenty-six such lights and still had a surplus of $2085.00 during the past year. .

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