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Applications will be received by the undersigned for the proposed course in artificial insemination.

Areas not serviced by the central unit should organize a group and select a member to take the course. Upon com- pletion of the course semen could be purchased from the central unit, and organized units could then have the use of the outstanding sires now in the unit. Please state on application if interested in working tor the unit (temp).

In the case of a large number of applications, the directors will pick from the applications received, the numbe which can be handled by tile instructor. Course will be tree, appli- cants must provide own transportation and board.

J. R. CARR, Managing Director Central Artificial Unit, Charlottetown, Phone 161-3.

By Ken Reynolds

TEN-MINUTE NAP BESTOB-ES ENERGY

Take time out to take a nap. Every girl from id to 0t) needs to snatch a. cist-nap-or its equival- ent in rest-it she's on the go all riay.

Ever notice the girl who stretches out on the couch in the ladies’ room to salvage a. few minutes of rest during her lunch hour? Watch iier. See if she doesn't keep going with more vigor when her fellow workers are showing signs of strain.

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Even a girl in her teens can‘t dodge the penalty of fatigue. Her pep dwindles. As fresh as her young skin is. its color ebbs. Her speech grows less brisk. The wiee (rack is slow in coming or lt laoesnt come at all.

The alder woman is even less able than the young girl to look her glowing best or speak her sprigntliost without a period of let-up during a day's grind.

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You can take time out to rest from the tightest schedule.

You can, for instance always slip off from your gang five or ten minutes early. You don't have to stay at a party until the last "goodbye" is said. Five or ten min- utes can usually be salvaged from a dressing routine by omitting un- important rituals, telescoping oth- ers.

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M. J. Caldwell. O. C. F. leade criticized the brief presented to the radio committee by the Ca- nadian Association of Broadcast- ers, adding that he spider-stood some member-stations of the C. A. B. did not concur lrl it; contents. He urged that the CBC establish p station in Windsor. Ont" and suggested the committee, should have recommended separation of radio stations» from newspaper owners. ~

At the night sitting. the radio hill was given final reading after the six-month hoist was rejected on a vocal vote. The rest of the evening was spent on fisheries and labor estimates.

Germans Are Fleeing From Russian Zone

MUNICH. Germany. Jilly l3 - (AP) - Germans are fleeing from the Russian zone into Bavaria in such number: that the American Military Government tnriay des- cribed the situation as serious.

L-M- Min-loll“. the A.M.G.lchicf of public welfare in Bavaria, said "We are aware of the cerioilsnees of the situation" and the‘. a report would be made to Geri. Lucius D. Clay. theatre commander.

Dr. Adolf Ushler, assistant com. missioner for refugees in the Ger- man administration. said 30.000 had sneaked across the

.1 17’ ~ 1947 n , --- mag ‘ y - - BUYS‘ Arie WHYS time» 0n Radio Bill .. _ , mar .__._ 1 A weelily edvertfsleg all Ialeenelaa ranks For today's vrenea OTIAWA July 1e - (C?) - Bhoppiag around for cool-mailing all charm up p. n. Fulton. 32—yoar- lldltsgrévhisstdlfﬂvgitgungh i, an, iﬁfqlTfalax-Jokg;

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ION VOYAG‘! It's holiday-time for yanl . . . this is the d you're going away-the sun's shining-ti" bi are sin in and you’re oﬂ‘ to a bri _t beginning! It wou d e a shame t_o let anyt ing spoil the pleasure of your vacation . . to come home, or instance and find that burglars had been busyl The est rray to make sure of the safety of the valuables gnu leave behind is to stare them in a So ety sposit Bo: in the BANK OF MONTREA l At leer than the east of your daily paper you can rent a So/etl/ De oeit Box In the wise gesture that will IIIIN you of a on Voyage!

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200.000 oolsl miners in Blhar and son of Moncton it was announced Bengal India's largest coal mining here today.

ems. will act wage increases any‘ ing from about 40 to B“ re- M‘ A warm mustard bath aoeelaratu under Fcwnmer-‘ﬂ -- the flow 0f body blood and [p

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