FEBRUARY a. 1942

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Public Notice [srocx QUOTATIONS

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Montnal Stock Exchange

New York Stock

Exchange Close Am C and P‘ 3i 1.4 Am Tel 6s Tel 127 5.3 Anaconda 17 1.2 Baldwin Loco 13 1.4 Bendix Av 35 Beth Steel 53 3-4 Che: Ohio 35 5-3 Chrysler 41 1.; Con Edison i3 3.4 Gen Elec 27 1-4 Gen Motors 33 Gt Noi- Pfd . 24 1.4 lkeruiecott, 34 5.3 Mont; Ward 2i; 1.3 i N Y Central. 9 1.4 Nor Am Co 9 1-3 Pen R C 23 3.4 Priil Pet C0 40 3.4 S141 Oil N J 40 United Air 31 U‘ S Rubber i5 7.3 U S Steel C0 53 1-3 Vanadium Corp 19 West. Union g5 1.; West Elec 75 3.4 To ron to Exch ange TORONTO, Feb. 2-(CP)-- Stocks progressed on llie downward trend toda on the Toronto ex- change an the golds finished the

of Middleton Hall will be received lip in February 15th: for hail and flip-this complete: for hall and ‘fqiv-I‘ building: for seats and ‘~°‘f- All)‘ tender not. necessarily

Venetian blinds. Frequent. u-e of the small brush attach-me t to your vacuum cleaner and a special fingered lambs wocl brush is a big held, too.

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‘D5180 for the {nsllecuon of audglecllos? at Februgr 4th Bell Tel R on, Cilv Building up to an _lI\¢ i1 "Z Y v can can Found 5 1-2

‘l; {inn ll a.m. to 5.30 p.m. daily. _ 33;; log-é ma,‘ 1g i»: l9 Voters are advised to ascertain that their names are 6on5 5mm 3a 1:2 pruperiy listed in all wards in which they are qualified to Iiiigyiiegb f; 1.3

p , _ Int Nickel 31 3.4 lfeing qllllllfictlilfllw (General) Massey Harris 1 3-4 a iii nVllCS and females must be:— lgowar g2 i-2 I ' '8 5 (n) 31 l/ellrs of agefmd “pwards- _ Power corp 3 i-z (b) flcsidents of City for One Year (except (4) gtiiglfgcxpgwey 3313.4 below). e ° a“ 3 BflllSlI Subjects. _ _ MQNTREAL CURB Not in arrears on December 31st, 1941 for Civic gsgesgpf; in Rates, Taxes or Assessments. Batvhm, A if; t: 1M mu“ bcl- i d ' f 3 l-‘llflaljigrglrr c 25% 1'2 (l) Owner of freehold of an _or premises or Imp on >8 H months previous to the Election to the value of m, P6, 12H tinc Hundred Dollars. BANKS p) (Slates) Tenant or occupant for 3 months at an- R°l°4 153 niiul rental value of Fourteen Dollars. ‘ ' ‘d Poll Tax of Five Dollars for (3) ((.\lfll€S) Have pai 1911 on or before December 31st, 1941. _ (l) Mule or female- non-resident but otherwise quali- fied its above. If doing business zind_ occupying Close business premises in the City. If qualifications is Akiermac .13 3-4 freehold, to vote only in Ward or Wards where Qfgtfgalg $1M freehold lies, otherwise only in Ward of business Alum,- m; . . lilililflll’ l "M9,: _ Beattle Isa PLTSOIIS voting on sections (1) and (2) as above may Bidgood .05 3-4 vote in each Ward in which they are so qualified. B°b1° 981'? . . Bralorne 8.30 Pei-sons voting on section (2) may vote only in the 3 A oii 151.8 Ward of which they are resident. Brit Dom .26 Pro crly or rental qualification sufficient in time but Bmum“ '54

_ P , , Cunt Put 1.05 liiiviiig removed from one Ward to another within 3 Cant Por 1.05 months next preceding date of Election, entitles vote in 91m" H" 101-3

w _d I Chester 1.20 “Tm” m o“ y‘ Cochenour .54 Dated at Charlottetown this 28th da of Janua A. c Smelt 381-4 Y)’ l» 1i"?- Eiél-lfi? ‘"33 ($13M!!!) rad Kll‘ I02 1-4 E, F, SELLER, Fernland .01 7-8 Electoral Officer for the grffiwl, 14 City of Charlottetown. Gold Gate .03 a unnar .10 l.- n-A-a-v Hard no 4a L.g53-1.29.5i_ HoIliIiS _ ass r7 Home Oil 2.60 F ‘ .04 Howey .20 . . , i H d B .27 Advertising Rates Payable in Advance 1.3.. 0% 8 5-. Minimum Charge for Any Advertisements 25 Cento

Ceniri Guard! inc 13,50 d: W te E “Him” ~°2 1'3 2c be: irord; Aillnougcomcnlller {is Coih-iugmlillisillts 2:31“; K91“ Add 3'75 Classified 3o per word; In Memorial Notice: 70o nei- tnch- Lists of Km‘ Lake ~56 riiinii and Splrltllfll omi-in Cards. ow. so per name; Len,"- o, L Shore 9.1a Cimiliilfliifiv 7i"! WI‘ inch: “padding can oinents 40 words for 81.00 Lllmliqlifl 3.75 and l0 cents for every additional 3 wor s. Notice: of Thanks and L-iitcli .40 Appreciation, 70o per inch or 4o word. Lint: of Subscriptions Lil L L 1.80 49 cents per inch. Address and escntation $1.00. Other rates on Macassa 255 applimlm“ , ' MacLecd 1.57

Madsen _39 Mfalart‘ 1.83 r i Hi w w- w td ifs-w‘?- i» ema 8 8 p 8h an 6 McKenzie '89 iiiip WANTED - SLEEP our. wanrsn - iiaiiisaii APPRENT- “Al” 0MP 125 2t) Brighton Road. Phone 1878. ices. No former experience neces- ‘lamb ~19 -~~~"— ar r o e c. a. . - i -- L-l3—2-3-3i. garvbewgffi for gftlifimation fieggg ivgxrrii 3; AAAI? FICRPrGlENEgtAL v6 3x gorsnda 4s z OUSCWOI - DDY TICC - ante OTXHCL .85 1- L-l5-2-3-2i. 0 Brien .78 _ _ Cn-t. Nick .021 1-2 Miscellaneous wolNgillilles tilliawiallglgsallallililelilis. 17mm" 3° -——-v ._____i__i_ Bring (hem in now_ Exchange PM! CYOW 2.25 FOR Ni‘ stilt!’ STOCK APPLY F. Store, 108 Richmond Street, Pioneer 1.90 S. Reeves Soiithport. before March L-17-2-3-3i. Powell _ £0 m!‘ 5991943395 70L: ezcllli 205113‘ ~_-_+._.:-: __.__ | Eifesto“ V 236a prices commensura - - - - . teno 1 i-ua“; ~- —_-_—_-—'-—__-_—————___ -, '

. lNNl-I mrpoiv/itn HA5 TAKEN Boarders Wfi filling 9"?" MW Jimn-Wme Bfmiiii hoaitniiies ACCOMMODATED. st Allth .03 baton. assisted _by Wiiiiiifred Apply S_ GuQfMQIL gun Am; 1,75 l“‘°“°““~ 0pm"! specifils- L-ais-i-ai-ai. scnntoi- .iz :(‘l‘ill2\il(‘iil/S $1.75 up, Fiiigezr; _ gun-rm, 31 ‘Ives. 25c up. L-870-2-2- . Male He‘ w Simon 2i;

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Mule Help Wanted " _-*"' garlevew '04

MALE new WANTED. EXPER- - --~-~.---~.._.__i__ s W Pete .17 UALENDAI, AN fenced competent accountant by s, R m6 spflinn‘,‘sulognagngtfillgislig wholesale establishment. Must be stigma Lo m L2 mm Si“, lmmediabem m8 a, capable of taking complete charge sum‘, 56 commissions. Apply Box 52L of books and office oversight. In Sylvan L75 iOTNlOIl. Ont n-z-aqii, reply static age, experience and. Teck H no ‘i salary desired. References requir- Tobm-n 1m For Sale ed. Write Guardian. T111115 ,4; ‘Slick-w ~.—. 1- -;-_;.—..:_-—_———:—_: L-854-2-2-6i. Upp can 1,03 .. u; - KITCHEN RANGE. Ventures 3-50 tChcaP.) 201 Grafton. NON-MOP BUS wrineiista .09 1-2 L-5-2-3-3t. a Am 4-40 175- N“? Ilihmlrim» col-lid wi-i Hug 2.51 m IC SEWING MACHINE travel from New York to Yoko- cURB mamas‘? at Auctlontsiile m. hams. and back without StCppJlB. 90m.’ Cop 1m - the advertisclnerlltasvlllmlllegeilltg? CLEANING BEINDB fend ore - "53 l """“‘"“‘"“ A cod h raw f ll " I , ll’ B I18 O WBX Wi IEPARATE TENDERS FOR SALE keep the dust frcm clfnging to

p, Livestock

MONTREAL, Feb. 2—(CP)--CM- N811

tie receipts totalled 737 on the Montreal livestock market today. Calf receipts reached 601 and the shee recei ts 136, while hog re- ceip tfltll 619. 'i'he market "Period with “MU prices barely steady wiih last week's quotations. There was also an easier feeling izi prices for 08-118!‘ kinds Ln stock. There were no ' steers of i-eiii top quality. The hw- stcers offered made $9.50 to $9.76. medium $8.25 to $935 and common down to $6. Heifers iriado from $5 to $9 and cows from 87 i0 $7.50, medium 55-75 to $13.75, and common from $5 to $5-50- CHM"! and cutters were 8t to $5, lk around $4.50. The

re were very tcw and these were common b0 uality and sold between

nd ‘:18. Grass calves were to .75.

Lambs sold in mixed lot-l. cull and bucks at, $10.25 to $10.50. Sheep made $3.50 for the odd csnner sheep to $6.50 for sheep.

if prices look 25 cents lower. Odd early sales were made at $15.50 for B-f dressed. Grade A diiew t1 per hog premium with discounts on off grades. Bows were 88-25 10 89.25 live weight.

Currencies

s 8-16 of a cent - , .i°'“....'.°..‘£“ F71"; 7”“? closed l. 0 ' cent. in. miiiumi the lip-lid States dollar in foreign Olfdliflige dealings today. (Ottawa Fore-sh Exchange Cami-oi Board m 0.91 per cont t).

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session at. a new low since i933 coins through the 1941) low, which represented bottom for the last nine years. The clcse for t-lie golds at 77.30 in the index was off .43 for the d-ay. Base metals dropped .31. the industrials .l7 and tfie “IQ-Elfin Oils .08. Volume was around normal at. 141,000 shares.

Th1! wllins was not heavy in the Golds except in two or three issues. Maiartlc Gold Fields weakened to 1.76 0:1 the report that the niiii expansion DTCETam proposed could not be carried out in full due to scarcity of rrischinery, It closed at, 1.83 to show a net loss of 8 cents. Kerr-Addison was fairly active on a drop of i0 cents to 3.75 and PIA<- ion moved in volume on a drop of 4 cents to 2.86. Lake Shore set. a. new low at. 9.75, off 25 cents. Bra- lorne was down i5 cents to 8.30.

Bose meta-l shares were quiet. 1.05805 Of 1-4 t0 3-4 were posted by Smofbers, Hudson Bay and Nor. ands and iii the cheamr group Pend Oreiile was down 2 cents and Shlflrritt a cent.

ie ut es were the 0n - 1111M? wen-k issues in thehlngg- trial section. Brazilian, B.C. Power A- Siwwihisan; United Fuel A and Power Corporation declined frac- tions to a point. Bell Telephone firmed 1-4. senior oils were un- changed and steels a bit. stronger.

Home Oil picked up in the last. hour to show a gain of 2 cents at 2.60 and British Dominion gained a. cent to 26. uth End Pete weak. ened 3 cents to 1'7,

Produce Prices

» highei- in the majority

MONTREAL. Feb. 2—(CP)-— Canadian Commodity Exchange.

Butter spot: Que i92 s-cor-e) 34- 34 l-ll; (38 scorer 33 1-8-33 3-8. Eggs spot: Eastern A-large 33 l-ZA; A-medium 31A; A-pullets 27A; E-B 23A; E-C 28A.

MONTREAL, IFe-b. 2—(CP)—Pro- duce Market prices here today as reported by ilie Dcminion Depart- ment. of Agriculture follow:-

Biittea‘: first grade creamery prints, Jobbing price, 35 1-2, first grade solids, Jobbing price, whole- sale, Que no 1 pasteurized storage 34 1-8; no 2 storage 33 3-8.

Chesse: current rec-clot. western white and colored 23-23 1-2. F.0. B. factory shipping point. Current recexit. Que white 23 5-3, colored 23 7-3, delivered Montreal. Wholesale, western white M 1-2. colored 24

Que white 24 1-4; colored 24 l‘

Eggs: graded shipment selling A-lsrg 33-33 1-2; A-—medium 31 1-2; pullets 27 1-2: B 28; C 26.

Potatoes: Que whites no 1 1.55- l.65: no 2 1.30-1.50; NB mountain no 1 1.60-1.75; PEI green moun- tain l.75-l.85; whites 1.70-4.75.

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

MONTREAL. Febkod 2—tCPZI-‘— Traders took it easy ay on e stock exchange and confined their patronage ho a small list in which

pricel changes were narrow and ir- a.

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Industrlats made the best show- ing among ihe various groups. firm- cr being Canadian Car preferred, Dominion Coal and Asbestos, while ado Cement was easier.

Hudson Bay Mini was frac- tfoniilly bettei- in me tats but Kol- linger siiged in mines and Inter- national ti-oleum was a. loser in

is.

Canada Steamship preferred was stronger in carriers and in utilities Morita-eel Power shifted to the rear a e.

Famous Players Jumped more than a point in miscellaneous and Imperial Tobacco ceded a fraction.

Total sales: 8,000 shares; Indus- ti-isls, 4,700: Mines. 3.500.

Grain

WINNIPEG. Feb. 2—(CPT—In dull tnding on Winnipeg grain exciton‘: today wheat futures clos- ed unc nged from Saturday, May at B0 5-6 cents a bushel and July at Bl i-zA.

Futures quotations close:

Wheat: May 80 5-83, July 81

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Oats: May B) 7-8, July 50 14A- I-l. Oct 49.

Baggy: May S! 34B, July 64A.

Cash prices:

Wheat: Ncs. i hard and 1 nor 1g 1.3; No, 2 nor 75 1-4; No. 3 nor 73 3.4; No. 4 noi- 72 3-4; No. 5. 7i 1-0; No. 0, 00 1-8; feed 08 5-8; N0- Oats: Noacwnnd ex30W 51 1-8; No. a cw and 0X f iced B0 7-8; No. 1 feed 50 1-8: N0. 9 fwd M 1-8: No. 3 feed 45 l-B.

Barley: No, i Iced 6i 34: N0 2 feed 6t) 3-4; Na, 3 iesd 60.

Keep In 1h:- home-

r. s. |8|3IItl lltlillittll li-li-A-F- list Subscriptions 0f casualligs

North Wiltshiro-QJJI: collccted by i766 Hill/m‘ g ifytiwiowg“; on‘

‘., m. or .. .. AWA,I*eb. .- _ 211.00, Edwin Edwards $1.50, William mm Wm ,,,,,,,,,,,,',,,,,§§’{,ne 0318 ‘i-YW- '9 C9" - ’ seas and one in c ad I d 50cm nmny. Mrs. Allison Holmes me, v,“ ,.epo,.,ed film?‘ “a",,er°;}§

06115. t‘ , .

Lo reek aao collected. b °P°"“°“‘ ‘m-“f” 1“ 1 c Royal

Misluinnfile Mciéenzte. $1.00 eaciiv. Cmama“ A“ “"63 177m misuiil-

Mr. Norman McLean. Mrs. Mel- ‘Y us‘ °i the W1"- i-i-iiied Wday-

bourne McEachern, thank McEacli- A third overseas airman was List-

ern, Mrs. Albert McDonald, Mrs. "1 as dBYiSQYOII-Siy injured.

Bruce McLean, Alex. McEacliern, _ One maii was reported 53101151)!

Alex McKenzie, 50 cents Dan Mc- inlurcd and another seriously ill in

Ewen ,Mrs, Wilfred Stretch. Norman Canada.

Stretch. 75 cents Mrs. Reussel Mason. Fiollowing is the latest list, of m.

$1.00 each. Mrs. Bert, Mrs. Ham- mond Hooper. Pope Hooper, Gerald Hooper, Daniel Cummings. J. A. Rodd, G. C. McLean. lidrs. Murdock Nicholson. 50 cents each. Cyrus Mc- Neill. Torquei McNeili. Miss Mar- ioi-ie Moore. W. E. Rodd. S. W. Walker, Mrs. Jack Stockman, Mrs. J. B. Matheson, Miss Georgie Bur- lgigifntMrs. James Coies, Mrs. A.

iii 6 i- Foley, Thomas Gordon, PO., J6-

iiamiit-vn-sl-fiii collected by Miss 292, Mrs. T. m. Foley (mother) Col- Grace Ferguson. _ nngwood, 01m

Meadow Bank Womens Institute

leltlirshfield-SGJS collected bv D““‘°"‘“" '"l‘"'°d Wfimseéfs institgltedoivii-shifiilgii Friz- "MC" ze . cre ary. . eac .. rs. A. A. . M¢Bea;h_ Mm Wylie Gibson’ Mrs‘ Dawe. Robert William. Sgt. R781- Wallace Wood. 50 cents each ,M.rs. J. 31» MIS- J- Dawe (mother) Toron- F. McFarlane. Mrs. Harold Murray. i0 Mrs .Alex Scott. Mrs. W. R. frey. Mrs. J. H. Crosby, Mrs. Tupper ,, Ferguson. 25 cents each. Mrs, l-iec- Killed 0n active service: at; ilefilnsnMrs. S. J. Scott. Mrs. gi zzc . _ East Baltic—$6.60 collected by Miss “Hilffsunk §§‘,,“,}‘,,.R,'"“f,,,§%fg,,‘"§‘, Mildred Rose and Miss Laura Bruce. Ain't, Dé gengvue Que ,Kmed Jag $1.00 Edison Rose, 50 cents each Mrs. 30 north of viciom, f ‘ A. W. Garrett. Mrs. C. F. Garrett. ‘ Martha Garrett. Mrs. Clive Bruce, Mrs. Colin Dixon, Mrs. S. McGregor Mr. Walter Rose. Mrs. Lester Rob- ertson. 40 cents Mrs. Roy

Overseas: Killed on active service:

Veamcombe. Reginald Howard, Sgt, B78273. Mrs. 1-1.6. Vearncombe (mother) Toronto.

Missing after sir operations: on active

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Canada

Seriously injured on active ser- vice: Bruce. , _ , 45 cents Mfg Garfield Sw“Yal-"-' g5 Williams, Richard John, Lac. R- ceiits each, Mrs. Gerald Bruce, Mrs. 120238. Mrs. J. R. Williams (moth- Harold Bruce. Mrs, Ervin Robertson. er) Montreal. A Friend $20.00 received at Hos- l Seriously ill:

ta . AlFriend $5.00 received at. Hos-

m- Cummiiias, Alfred Norman, Ac., L'16‘z‘3'n' 12.121925. Mrs. A. N. Cummings

(wife) Dauphin. Mari.

Markets at a Glance

In Memoriam

MRS. ALPIIONSO IHELLETT There passed to her eternal rest

(Cmadla-l‘ Pm“) on the night of Tuesday- Jami-Hill!

27th, Mrs. Alphonso Mellett of Union

T°r°lil° 111d lllilnlmal-Slmk! Road, in her 72nd year. Although @105"! IOWBP- not. in the pest of health for a num-

New York-Stocks higher. Winnipeg-Wheat unchanged. New York-Cotton lower;

bci" of years, the late Mrs. Meilqtt dict not. become critically iii uiiiii Cliff” about three weeks before her death.

unchanged. Before her marriage in 1896, she '~ was Esther Eiruly Clements. a. daughter oi the late John Clements

o and Margaret Ann Prowse of Union FInGnJQ Road. r01‘ the past seven years she

had been the only surviving mem-

ber of that faintly. in i131‘ vriuiige: m

i days she was ever active in the ie- By Bernard S. 011m: ligious work of the community and Associated Press Financial Writer was a faithful member of Lne Meth-

onist Church and later of me Untied

YORK, Feb. 2—tAP)— Church of Canada. Contradictions were the rule in lo- She leaves to cherish her memory day's financial markets. her husband: two sons. Alfred of

d to keep Zurich. Ontario, and Elmer of Char- their balance, wdtli ticrids sllgiity towel-own: two daughters. El/Plyfl of cases tMrs. Reginald Parkman) olvEast ooi-Tioditiesd giniidigiied i-fiiewed ltoyaigblyéggcichiviilizlirrizxili-et at home. and wen has; an generally pre- lime ' ‘ - “m” “ ‘°"‘°“"“" “M” “m” J.f§’u‘§n}“§‘iii“‘u§§‘i’n;éil iiléiifiili" once. , - . " ' Canadian stcclu were mixed. Caii- The Re"- J- A1 N‘,°n°‘§°“w°f adlan Pacific, Distillers Seagram, cvlidumd "it? slmlisitggfnmsg Se,“ each gained i-8 and Iiitcrnation- l" ‘he hfmelltlldlas§h M‘. Thomas oi Nickel 1-4. Walkers lost a-a and Vi“ “h “e “mo? hegd hé, pm,” Dome and Lake Shore Mines 1-4 A- w 5°“ °f ve cfled me mm each. McIniyreMines, and Brazil- f“ ma"? yea-ma Draefi‘, fly warm ian Traction were unzlhangcd, “If; 59mm’: fillnsp having been a The Associated Press average of grnlgellgellfllll md kmdly nmuuber 6') stocks W55 u-p .2 of a Point at. o?‘ mukonzgegafion The renewing 37.8, first, advance since last Tues- h ‘Wm sung i5. me cimiy and clay. Dealings were negligible cg“ re mo“. n-Ihe Lord-s My Shep. throughout and the volume would hergniqesué lover o; Soul" have been much lea than 330.270 and MAmde Wm, M63. e pa“ shares. scnaliest. since June 30 last bearers were. Thomas Prowse, year. had it not. been for several George Abbott,‘ Beecher Byygnfpn, sizable blocks of low prices issues. B C Hardy ‘James Maimd and Todays transfers compared with K511i, Newman 377,490 last Fiidiay. Standard The floral mbiiw; were; Pillow, Brands came out- lii one sale of 21,- the family; Wreath, Women's 800 shares. off 1-8 at 4, its final Missionary society ofi Ugilrxm Rois; Elm?» S ra s: Alfred an ve; 9 Prominent miners included U. S- gitiangcliildreii; Mrs. Holmes. Emma Steel, Bethlehem. General Motors, and Gertrude, L-i4-2-3-1i.

Chrysler, Santa Fe, Southern Ruli- Card of Thanks

While stcoks manage

way, Pennsylvania, Texas C0,, An- aconda. Douglas "Aircraft, S erry, Westinghouse, J. C. Penney, er- ican Telephone and Montgomery Ward. A shade in arrears were N. Y, Central, Sears Roebuck. Nort-li American, International Telephone, National Distillers, Union Road, wish to express gratitude for the many’ W15 °l iiess and expressions of ' shown them bv their friends and neighbours during their recent ber- eavcment.

Peg Linseed Oil Price At 71 Cents

OTTAWA. Feb. 1 -(CP) — The wartime price< and trade board an- nounced tonight that effective to-

. i orow th maximum price 111 mlgk? 1:35 lsiallqgfnllli-lin lilllilcli proceessors may sell linseed the armed forces and set- a 13011889 011 W1" be 71 "i"? “f Kalllmcgé education. And not from the school mill. Maximum Pr!“ 0°! m5 a u cf hard knocks either but with cake meal will be $4 l W11 l 1° iv wit,“ gmlarddfiw "mm- tes n e omn 0n. ’ - The men who arc looking utter the existence 0i ‘hi, bails}? today's soldiers, sailors arid airmen secretary G-u Hensonlszii , a h s8 are interested in other things bc- howe\er_ tlm viiis 0115' 011° l’ a e 51d“ Qujnjng giie well of the activities‘; ducamn m“ drilled masses. They ‘believe eci- Fifi-hi?!‘ “Phi ehev egg", "°°‘°“ “m” “'“‘ “°° °“‘-l. "m ‘h’ iéfioiilfé‘ nil in.“ 2W1. itnnui Zsnikafl democracey but. t e peace a ‘rt-we . seven? ‘we cusses a" Heading this group of n

thinkers now being held various parts on the Atlantic coast are leading 0t

Aid to win war And then peace With Education

BY FRANK- LOWE

boys into

the Maritimes, teaching ediucationalists of the Maritinies, vocations to 1,412 men,

assisted b top-notch military CX- Most popular classes It“ ports, Csled the Committee foi- ficfli maihsmfliifi- "d °- aduouuoniii Services of the Cim- mobile intensifies. from: shori- Miim y; on w" services, moor- hand, and book keeping. Biil. porated, t e board wrrks under the dozens of other ccurses are ava.l- co.chninna,mhip o; 1);, H, 1='_ able. if WBMCCI, and the committee Munro. Nova Scotfa Superintend- Eff-Decks flroiifld 3.000 Will be 1"“- em, o; Education and Li; coy i{_ wertng the roll call in another s. Kennedy, headquarters staff, few mouths.

M_ D_ -1_ Moll Courses Too Qmgr mgmberg include Dd E H, F0!‘ H1056 who flfld lt- llllpflbslllld Sexton, resident of the N va