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p moe Seats Sasencown Nene ESS Youths Set Effort Ceilings [Ry sss as"ss' | Car Explodes, [ewer "2" mee

' said. The blast caught the firefight- ' . . Another weakness Was that ‘pe | Kills at : ise as battlel We heartily endorse Too Low, Teacher Declares ace or ene ke , Sint. Ustad jesnak wer | [ l & i all things to all people, he said.| Injures 50 loaded with Tubber and chemic- TORONT? ‘(CP)—Dr. Murray; “The devotion of Soviet and

MONROE, La. ‘AP)—A_ burn- Natidias raced to and from| 7 The “RED SEAL” Standard.

G. Ross, vice-president of the|Chinese youth to Communist UTMOST COLD ing railway tank car exploded| the scene, shuttling, the injured

\} University of Toronto, said Mon-|dogma is as terrifying to wit-

day night Canadian youth has al|ness as that of the young Nazis| ‘solute zero, at which all|Friday night as firemen and/to hospitals. tendency to set a ceiling on per-|two decades ago,” he told the, Molecular action is believed to| volunteers worked at the cene| Observers who flew over the Your guarantee of sonal effort—and the ceilings are|annual meeting of the Toronto| 6@se. is estmated at 459 de-/of a train derailment near here.| scene said a high death toll could : | getting lower with each decade.| YMCA. gtees below zero. The sheriff's department said! be expected. com ETE SATISEACTION | Prime ‘Minister Diefenbaker|est sources of employment and oe che Bh hers: TWO ERRORS YMCA. : , “hajped issued the following’ siate-| revenue. One system. of enter-| 00 the et oF hours they wil He criticized the YMCA, saying 4 ment on Electrical Week which! prise provides a fertile field fow study. it had fallen into two serious) - Wh en | is being ehserves across Canada —v aay whee; growth is &- errors in the last . years. : , : : me ; — : sm . a vee = = = re ie =e th ts A : ” as - coe ‘ ay a ak . ance - bal *. 2 - i * ieeactian Electricat- Chmetmter} ideas, ona tree labour: force, on wT l “questionnaires > st ep oe Se YOu. cag Se eT focusing public. attention. during} risk capital; om competition. to be as..productive as toa = ‘ 4 ee ae — = the week of February 8 to 14 Gn} “Nowhere else in the world]. ... to push forward Ye ptattasday’. The weakness of this . oh ne want the a = “i — the vital role of electricity in the} has this re ul force been| national eff J, was that ee ey : : ; developmen: of the Canadian utilized for the benefit of man to] white EE and Raselaa as interests things they ex-|. ot : : as Sine cectricel industry bas be-| ent, Tole, ecard, af pregrens| "Stee ka "iene, “Ceedinn| "Yous have iat ibe Maowintne,! best electrical = ect stry has be-|¢ . s ° committ e sai “anadian| - . : ae come in orly three-quarters of a] should be a source of pride to th appears vague and indif-| the wisdom nor the experience to : i : - ; €entury one of the nation’s larg-!every Canadian.” Saat. _ . 'puild such a curriculum, and inj — equipment CHEVERIE ELECTRIC eg

Bankers’ Ass'n Defends Hike [| __ se ee __ FULLY ENDORSES a e ee ui

In Charges To Credit Unions STRONGLY ENORSE 5B U) re RED SEAL”

MONTREAL (CP)—The Cana-, The association daid that one/] THE “RED SEAL” ‘STANDARD | STANDARD OF WIRING

dian Bankers’ Association said/of- the advantages is that it Monday chartered banks iM-| Waxes it possible for a caisse,

creased charges to credi! unions, i ; a | oe ! ae | eaisses populaires and other non- or credit union in a community | . OF ADEQL ATE WIRING :

banking organizations “solely be-| Where there is no bank to offer 4 cause of higher operating costs} Chequing services to its members.

ny desire to|@ facility mot readily” "available |

Bae their sntivities _ : a the old system. 4 NORMAN HARDY

In a statement, the assocat ‘on | The statement said charges

said mutually satisfactory ar- | prope sed by the banks for the i i on: fangemenis have been made be-| caisses populaires are exactly the ® ALBERTON, P. E. L. on tH Cy LIVE BETTER — Electrically

ween chartered banks and non-|same as proposed for credit

banking organizations in all parts) unions in the rest of Canada. \ : of the country with the exception | These have been accepted. | Member Electric Service League of ;

ee se Sore Prince Edward Island | ‘ es it un ec ‘Cold Weather : ‘ : | THE CANADIAN ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS. ASSOCIATION CHEVERIE ELECTRIC

REPRESENTING OVER 135 OF CANADA’S LEADING MANUFACTURERS — EMPLOYING 80,000 SKILLED CANADIANS

The association added thai the : Montreal group of caisses popu- Ruling For : pe cs SOURIS, P.E.L - : ‘Jaires has accepted the increased I ; \ ' Member of Electric Service of P. FE. L charges. Bands Sought : 4 League

The statement was issued fol- i ee ek ee ” ; a flowing reports from Ottawa-last} OTTAWA (CP) — The defence CONGRATULATIONS

week that a struggle is shaping; depagment is attempting to de-; : -

up between the banks and credit) termine the point at which milit-| :

unions in Quebec for a multi-| ary bands should refuse to play) AND : s

million dollar business in perso-| outdoors in sub-zero weather.

mal savings accounts and small! Maj. M. M. Scott, chief director

loans. of bands for the Canadian Army, | The reports said there was in-| says this is being done because) BEST WISHE

ereasing talk about the possibility|some of the best military bands '| that credit unions setting up their/In Canada have been unjustly ;

@wn co-operative chartered bank.| criticized when cold weather has TO ALL CONNECTED WITH _ “As far as the caisses popul- Spoiled performances. " . “gires of Quebec are concerned,/ Wind instruments, such as the THE “RED SEAL” WIRING CAMPAIGN

the banks proposed a system of} trombone and cornet, ice up when) centralized clearing similar tojthey are played in cold weather.,

i edi ] h ee erry, fens See ee oe ee at «DONALD C. KEDOY UNITED

Ontaro and Saskatchewan and|muscles become go stiff he is|

working to the mutual satisfac-| unable to play. Electrical Equipment and Supplies

tion of all concerned. Selected members of ‘the, . nes ; y , ise Sew em wil hae| RCAF Central nd witb WHOLESALE OLY LIVE BETTER...ELECTRICALLY

definite advantages for the ecais-|used as guinea pigs in cold : : Street i

ees and will result in speedier| weather tests with band instru-\| Telephone 53-55 Upper Water Stree

and more accurate handling of| ments in a ‘‘cold room” at de- Nov

the ever-increasing volume of/fence research laboratories at 3-6229 Halifax, Nova Scotia

cheques drawn on these organiz-| Shirley Bay, outside Ottawa. The ations.”” tests will be held Jan. 27-28. j

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| Your local ‘ “7 “a . The “RED SEAL” Standard of Adequate Wiring RED SEAL” Contractor

in all our CUSTOM BUILT hom ; et a ee | Harold L. Landry PETER A. McNEIL We heartily endorse the

ARCHITECT “RED SEAL” Standard of House Wiring. Phone 4339 . 166 Great George St. |] Phone 4007 153 King St.

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_ I heartily endorse 3 WE RECOMMEND

We Recommend With more than 3 out of $ of Canada's

homes under-wired for- today's electrical living, it’s likely many of the following safety checks apply m your home.

1. Do your fuses blow — or breakers ~

trip — too often?

. 4 2. Do the electric wires im your house get hot or the walls around outlets get warm?

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3. Are there any bare electric wires?

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4. Have you replaced 15 amp fuses with 20 or 30 amp fuses?

Foe ‘pe OF WIRING ~ your guarantee re there an nnies i own ee YOUR GUARANTEE hoc ee COMPLETE SATISFACTION pili — : 6. Have you had any electrical work

done by an unqualified electrician?

COMPLETE SATISFACTION

7. Is your house connected to the street pole by rwo wires only?

| G. KEITH PICKARD || ance - JAMES S. GOOD

Charlottetown ’ i Dial 8618 Members of Electric Service League of P.E.I. G Winsloe, P.E.I.

8. Do appliances — irons, toasters, kettles — operate too slowly?

9. Does your TV piccure shimmy er shrink when other electrreal equipment comes on?

10. Do you havé to disconnect ‘one appliance to plug in another?

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If you have answered "’ Yes” to any of the first six questions, you should call a qna- lifted electrical contractor at once. Faulry wiring 1s all too often a source ef family tragedy.

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We have completed three “RED SEAL” homes

and have four more under construction.

If you have answered “* Yes” to any of the last four, you are suffering from am acute, possibly dangerous, lack. of HOUSE- POWER. ‘Your electrical utility consumer service representative will tell you how to remedy this lack of electrical capacity. ke : ; will cose less than you think.

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