JANAURY 21. 1950

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G U ARDIAN. CHARLUITETOWN

rAGE ELEVEN

[HE WESTERN GUARDIAN

Z______.__ . PRINCE COUNTY OFFICE 8 Summer Street. Sumnie aide, Phone 289 News, Subscriptions. Advertising Representatives

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My st 8° P" "u; order to

2"?‘ - il. ELMER MURTIIY and GEORGE GLOW The Guardian may be bought si any of the following stores in Summer tie n Bookstore. Summer Street: Gouriies Drugstore. "ll Central Street; ‘guy’. Newsstand, Water Street; ltlarli Gaudet. 0'. Doueetids Grocery. Second Street: Island iilutnr Transport, Water Street; Alison's Grocery. I20 Russell Street. K. L. Waite in Kenslngton. n, Guardian will he delivered to any honie in Summer-hie by Carrier day or lBe per week. the boy responsible for delivery on your mute.

Granville Street:

Phone 280 for thla service or give

g iiuitart. Summerside. ,.5I'i".CIAL pictures .11 linll,

iolxgsy and lunches.

. Chicks at ‘iflhegn better Chicks are sold m 501'. them. Rex Daw

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-Tiii-‘. HOSPITAL Ladies . 11L llolmun's on _» 25in. ~BIST George A. Jet celebrities hol‘ ~.. a 1,.“-

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27th, South Augustine Bordon Giillll! starts i .\(ill\l$SiOll lit] cents.

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". P .\1. Borden 7.30 P. M. ivil b!‘ shcwili. Rev. \\‘. grqi-c B. A., Minister. _

The Rev. Brvruflcid 11 A. (Yifiaijv 7.30 P. COMP.

:0py must be in the Lrardian later than iii-on ihe ivevious to guarantee insertions gity advertisers who

iasslfleds. etc. iear this III mind

ihe Water and Sewerage Com iimi aizainst Mr.

nn February 'fth. Mr. George sliicen years and whose term

offer again. -- S

thi- evening of January 13th and .\‘lrs. George Richard.

mi iipon by members of their frfldlfilft families on the of their 48th wedding anniver iin appropriate address was

fine qualities of tliis miipie. 'I‘-‘iey were presented

and other useful gifts. taken completely by surprise. Richard on behalif of himself Mrs Richard extended; 1~"3l".IEii. thanks to all llfldiy remembered them on occasion. A delicious lunch iervcd to which each one did complete justice. singing of "For They Arc Good Fellows" the evenim in an end everybcdy wishing and Mrs. Richard many {ears of wedded happiness hiit they would all be presen their golden jubilee

of Chronic Bronchitis."

deal. Then I learned N)‘ I've found relief."

\'ou. too. can get quick relief

Chronic Bronchitis. Asthma and FWH- Enjoy your work. enby

rest-start taking RAZ-MA 60c. Silk-at druggista.

‘JUL telepho ie mould oartIcui-ii .y

RB. Dewar rh» civic election in Summcrsldc

(i? _(}E.\'ERAL INSURANCE Ralph

in Wilmot Friday night. Sale of

,ygs, WE ARE SELLING Hill- a reduced price.

W? son ,

Aid. West Weird, pantry Sfiie will take Saturday.

BIRTHDAY — MI‘ s. fery of St. Elcanors 81st birthday today friends in at. the dinner

-ii0t‘iii'I\' Bcrloqlii- Rink, Fri- Shore Cove Ahcgwciis.

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ilirllliiQlli-l UNYTED (‘IIURCII Services Sunday. Jau- ugfy giih. Bcdeqilr- 1i AM. Albany ’ iSlides Burl/or.-

-O'I.I'..>\IIY PASTORAL ("IIARGE United Church of Canada. - \V. G. Dickson. B. As Pastor M. Brae 2.311 PM M. Everybody wel-

—.\'OTICE TO ADVlihTlSi-IK-S- Advertisers are reminded that their

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_. IN CIVIC CONTIJST » it was learned yesterday that .\lr. idler Newson, C. N. R. baggage

iizellt ivill contest the vacancy in

mis- in

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who served on the Commission for

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pii-cs this year. has decided not to

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vcn: street, Summcrside were wait-

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occasion sary.

read

bl’ Mrs. Emmanuel Richard wiiicn

i-eforred very higihly to the many‘ esteemed

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ii beautiful white woolen blanket Althouirli

Mr. and their

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Quick Relief from fllllitililii iiiililiiliilTlS

"Ever since ‘birth. T was subject to attacks writes Mr. Roy arvis. i026 Dovercourt Rd“ TOYOIII-B- ‘l coughed violently and wheeled a Hon! about

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from

that dry. hacking or phlegmy bronchial cough. Tate Trmplctoms RAZ-MAi-F- the remedy specially made to relieve

l-iziy your

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Professional Bards

i E. E. Parkman.

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OPTOMETRIST | Ityes Examined Fitted

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Office liours: 9 i0 l2: I to 5

and hy appointment.

i Summer St... mmersid-

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Oisaoea fitted PHONE Ill

Bummersido. PJLI.

T. Ehrle Hickey

Chartered Arr-iintsnt

Building Phone l1! lulnme .25-

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Complete Visual Analyses

Canadian llans ot commerce

—NOIT'I‘I-I TRYON Presbylerl-dn Church. Service Sunday, Jan 29 at 3 _l>-m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. 2:185! MET)’ A. MacKenzie, Deacon-

—CENTRAL BEDEQUE any. TIST FELLOWSHIP. _-— Rev. D, M, Fraser. Pastor. Services for Sun. d5)’. January 29th. C. Bedequg 103g A. M. and Borden 3 P. M. You are welcome.

-—NEW LONDON Presbyterian Churches. Services Sunday. Jan. uary 29th. Clifton 11.00 A. M, soup’. Granville 2.30 P. M. Long River

>—M\‘5- R A. ilcrnc. siimirior- side, entertained the hicmbers of 51:" Si. Marys Ladics Guild at ‘mi- ‘ionic on ‘Puosdsv. The pfpcidrint .115‘. J. Logan was in. thi- Cha" dUFIIIK a Silllfi business pi-r- lrd. A social evening with contest mil f1lim9<\\'f\5 gieaily eiijoycd The hostess was assisti-d in serv- ing deilcicus refre-hmcnts bi Mrs. F‘. S. Mulkiris.A$_ '

(wanna naai r.. WALTER

rrnocoiv AND \'\.\' J01 .4“

IN .\I-G-!\ (‘O.\I.\l. .\il DECISION“

-—Fior sheer thrills. nizuntiri; suspense and ilfiali-gfippirl! in. itfmily. there has never Dicture like "Command De tho explosive. strir-stivldcd now shoiving at tn.- Theatre.

when _\’Cll consider ill" i‘ir~ all. male cast of ihs new Af-(t-hf cf- TPFI"! is headcd by such top film llerscnilitles as Ciark Gabi", wu- tcr Pirliccll. Van Jchnvn Bil-iii Donlevy. John lfodigk. Char‘;- Bickford and Edivird A‘.'ri*'cl. y‘? have an idea rf the iml‘.'ll'i"“"f' atiac-‘ied by Iii-C-ZVI to u: P.“ version cf the smash Broadway: stczr- succ€s<.

G-“lble 0H5! as the unflincliiiii Gcneral Cssflv Dorms in cflll" c? an American b"mi"i~ ni'= . i. who has to F5"(T an "whfiliii", num- ber of fives to cerian de~th iii ordcr to wipe our lino!’ Gcrmiiy targets of vital iii~.p'r‘.cnc~ to A'- lied viciori, has tllr- qnrs‘. rlfinvnfi- ing role of his entire w‘. or. Ii. :\ a challerixe he mPcts w in fcrrc and conviction. Waller Pcgcon playing his antazonst sis his slip- orlcr officer, (icncral Kane win has to piacaic public onivion cvcn

n a on.‘ ’i"ii“lil Capitol

to the point cf I‘°l)ifi’.“Il’_' Downs when he refuses to c"inn“onii=c ivit-‘i his convictions, offcrs all-

othei- pnvveriicckcd CIIEFQCICTIZW- inn, A lighter touch is offered in Van Johnson's ro‘e as Aho imper- turable Sgt. Evans given to snitch- fng his boss‘ cigars. and others who bring their rcspcclivr- porlmils to life with finished touchos lir- clude Brian D~nlsvy as t c Buga- dier General who succeeds Dennis and who makes the most moment- ous decision of his life in the John

story's climactic scene I-Icdiak as l-‘ie hero‘c Col. Ted Martin; Charles Bickford as t-iie

correspondent who gels his hands on one of the most terrifying and electric scocps ever to he given a newspaper; and Edward Arnold as the pompous and blinded con- gressman who has his own ideas on how to conduct a war.

___._._____l_- STEEL PRODUCTION

O’I'I‘AWA, Jan. 26 -—fCP) — Canadian production of steel iniwts in 1949 hit a record of 3.089368 tons. the Bureau of Statistics rc- poi-ted today. It was the second successive year lii which out-put exceeded 3.000.000 tons. The 1948

figure was 3089.027 tn"!- Wartinlc high production of steel lilants was reached in i042-

when 3373.407 [has were produced.

Decm-ixr output totalled 251883 tons against 25.1213 the previous month and $1.128 in 9999mm"- 1948. It was not until 1865 that sushi was commercially produced from Australian-Brown ""9-

IIIRIWBEEFFIW WITH

Philipson.

follows: is chairman).

Crosby, Robert Clark.

1.2.0 P. M. Rev. D s. c b ll Ministen “m” ° " Leod. F‘. .1. .\lacNeilI. I...I. Murphy. --_ Sports ~ Frank Savidant, James P Hogan, Henry Bernard. m Finance - W. A. Robertson, I. O. on,“ Nicholson, Ray Tanton. Clcclniall Ma -A ll - 381i“ _ R- Mommili 331T)’ ‘nrd at her home‘ ‘in)u_re_.._,i?_ Bishop, John HODiCIpK. merside this week for ihc I. L). D_ Funeral - John Wright. E. Brkigc Marathon- _5_ MacNcilI. A. H. Corney. Investigating _ AH. Corney.

S'siile Canadian - Legion Committees

At a special meeting of the exec- ullve coaimittee of the Cmiadjan 1.081011. Summer-side, held ting “WK. the fvllflwins members were added to complete the complem- erit of that committee‘, Don stew- ti". Jack Wright and Frank Sav- idant; secretary treasurer, Roland

Committees were appointed s;

(first named in each ease

Membership Clarence Steel, Harold Harkness. Louis Bezeau. Emlllflyment - Gordon Sullivan, Arthur Perry, Harry Dickie, _Banil - M.P. Titus, EL. Mol- lison, Ross Mai-Kenzle.

‘Visiting - W.J. MacNeill, Fran- cis Perry, . Vi/amsley.

Canteen — Lester Jenkins, P. D.

By laws -_ Brenton Clark, D. O. Ste-avart, R. E. Ellis.

Entertainment - I-Iadden Dixon, Ross MacKcnzie. Frank savidant. Ways and Means - Harold Mac-

Art Johnston. Capt. Basil Kelly. Publicity; - J.C. Hogan. R. Phil- iilaull. John MzicNeill.

Hiiilse -- Harold Iiarkni-ss. Glor- I\'l' Gallant. Lloyd Heckliert. - S

GWTIJM HOSPITAL

\ i'ii:it.ilu';i l...,i page 1 srii‘. time. Adjozning the drive- ln ziniinilani-i: cntrailce is a inod- crn Lip-lo-dale Autopsy Room \v';i.cli will be in charge of the Dhislfiil ui Laboratories, where will

SIIYQJTIIS.

It nus dzcided to hold an opcri house for lilo puibhc on Tuesday. FFUFIIHJ)‘ ‘ll, ivhcii the people of

Spccnal accommodation for 1h’: cunvakscrnt vrlclzins arc bcins. provided in the large. blight, and airy solarium thlil is situated on the ivcsl rnd of lhc building on the second floor ovcriooking the. harbor. A very largo lounge is being outfitted \\'Iih radio, card tables. games, piano. arid u-hoi-c iriovirig pictures and other enter- tainment can be provided for both anvbulaiory and bed palicnits.

iiii. A. .i. PIIIEIPS

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___ chools with eighty per cent hav- ing no artificial lighting. This in turn causes an aggravation of vis- ual deficiency.

In tha- opinion of the speaker health teaching must. have a func- tional approach both in and out of school.

Dr. Phillips stressed the need of parent education activity and stat- ed both home and school are in- strumentsl in development of the child. _

There are no major differences in sickness among rural and urban classes. The survey has shown that in Canada twenty-eight mil- lion pupil days are lost each year because of illness. The common cold is the major cause of absent- eeism. The speaker, in closing. thanked provincial committee for their cooperation.

Mrs. Mullin. on behalf of the League, moved a vote or thanks to Dr. Phillips for his interesting address. This was extended to the speaker by Mrs. Lantz.

A short business period followed in which correspondence was read. reports given and plans made for rummage sale,

Mrs. J.W. lvlacKenzie was sp- polnted convener of a committee to arrange public speaking con- tests in city schools.

Plans were made to observe Ed- ucation Week. Books. which are 1o

COIICIIITIATID III!

cubes . . .

IMALLMA N‘! BUILFINO l

CRYSTAL RI

CIIARLOTIETITWN

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Nowi Improved, foil wrapped quick dissolving. ' for more beefy grail?

siunxii‘. JANUARY 2'1 ' —D0iii3I.EI-IKADER— » SUMMERSIDE KINSMEN MIDGETS Versus

SUMMERSIDE KINSMEN JUVENILES V rsus CIIABIJOITETOWN IIIOTORIA JUVENILES

be presented to schoolii will be ;C0iiP(‘.i.0(I at next school meeting. i Mrs. Bohaker moved adjourn- llllflht. ____________._ i, SCHOOL FOR ADULTS i BUCHANS. Nfld. -— (OP) - A new schcxil solely for adult admis- lion has been built in this inland mining town. The-two-classromn school also teaches young people from other parts of the country wishing to complete high school l education.

NK-IIOGKEY

VICTORIA MIDGETS

First Game-LIB

ciisiéfiif” 6-3 Viclory Over Alberion

post inorlcnl cxaniinalions their,“ be clirrird out in accordance with A lrrqp ;;.-_.n,b4.,. of mm mm’, llic i-cguluiions of the College of down from Alberion to sec’ the

1:10 Pi-ciiuncc will br- invlicd in ‘ RP’: Rad 111w ‘cri the winrier= conic and inspect this modcrn In <5‘ l‘! Willis. irtiing mi» qsal up-ui-riuze iiospzlai Llllli. It is and till. as“ Ps- was f-lfcwprl iliilllllfd iii drpzirlnicnialize hos- b" "-‘T""1'.”\" ‘silt with no‘! cowl |l.1al accommodation into Ou- ‘m5 "f ""1 - SH Peulard with ' McdIcznc, Surgery. Pcdi- "P" "f FfPll 9'.“ and Bennie and Gyncculogi". The in- (~‘""‘_’"' I" h two .'i<sis's. c.i"i..rl zicccinniodallou \\'Iii add “"1 F ‘Nfol-rt Allisgn veg about 123i cuv brzis lo the exlsl- “mi W“ 118F631 iiig liccoinmoclaizoii. ""1 row" "mon. I‘. was also officially announc- ed that nil vcti-rans will be ac- cominu:ia‘.cd in lhr Ncw Pavilion 3-47 utilizing the semi-private accom- _ inod.i‘.'.i:ii of ihc surgical and ‘Hi1’ mcd.c.. [i.[l2i'llllf‘il‘i.<. I‘. is hopcd 1047 that the colorful. cheery atmos- " ' pllire of tlicse dparimcnis ivill 1. y. acid ,‘_'1‘(.‘lli_\' in liic ocniiforl and I- '7'“ carc cf the vctrirans. lBfjdoha\v\ 19,...

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CI-IOOSES ‘FREEDOM _ sander Rudzinski, above’ veteran

Alek-

Poliish delegate lo the United Nawms- resigned his post after breaking with his Communist government because “freedom has dl-“Pneared in Poland." Arm- requesting asylum in the United stale-i. Rudzinskii was given a 24- hour police guard. Later, two other dPDIOmBIS. members of the Czechoslovak consulate general‘; office at Lake Success, NY, mo} action similar to Rudzinskis.

A Suflbrislng puckstri-s he'd the Crystals oven for two iwrirds at Ciyslal rink last nighb but “ll ted‘ under’ the heavy going in i“? fllai Period and Vintto Grant's flEY-‘Tcgarlon tor-k tho gamg by the 5mm‘ "i 5 l0 3. The condition o.’ the ll‘f’ made realflv smncth ma‘. imilmflhle hut the fixture “~35, rusted and crowd-pleasing never.

of Allicrlon Sunx-nrrsido

‘lame 3"" ‘"5151?! h." the volume o’ c-‘ieers that went uo ivlirn ihn Refit‘ ~" “Md a i171“ Th“ visitor" oi-flnuiiibeiwaci the lww- (an.

Prntililcs -_ a 0...... Mm. Dhv. S I'.El‘l’71l"i Iifliiheugs, Second Pcriod

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f‘: .. T'.‘:"~ir~~ :58 Proallirs — S. Gallant. word- side.

Third Period

T-Siiiinnlcrskic. S. Bernard iRi-adsliaivl 13143

li-Summerside, 1.. Sciaiii-nian (B. Grady, S. Gallanti O-Jfumrocrsido. Bradshaw

1S Bcrnardi .. 19138 Pcnalties B. Ga)‘. Shields C Davis, Gavin. ' Referees-C. ilogan Grady-S.

Bethlehem Steel Hos Record Net income

NEW YORK. Jan. 26 —-lAP) Bethlehem Steel Corporation day reported record net lnwme of $99.283.539 for 1949 despite the Crippling effects of last October's strike. This was equal to $9.68 a common share and compared with the previous high mark of 3.90.147.- 560 or $9.36 s. share earned in 1948. Directors ordered the usual div- idend of o0 cents s share on com- mon stock payable March 1 to holders of record Feb. G. Reflecting effects of the steel- workers walkout. net income for the final three months of 1949 was $16,385,137 or $1.54 a share. ‘Ilhls compared with 323.019.7951 or $2 33 a share in the proceeding quarter and with $37.163.702 0r $3 9'7 a share ion a smaller number of outstanding shares) in the final 1948 quarter. Some year-end ad- justments usually affect fourth- quarter results. The regular dividend of $1.75 a share on the seven-per-cent cumulative preferred stock was de- clared payable Arpril 1 to holders of record Feb. 23 by the directors of the second largest steel produc- er ln the United States,

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___€_____ SAVE CHANNEL SPIKE RAMBGATE, Eingland — (OP)- Before long, a network of second- ary and primary schooLs u-lll he spread over the Jagir areas, which are the most backward districts in Hyderabad. Of 32 towns, each with ii population of 5.000 or more. opll’ three have, high schools and l5 have middle schools.

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q inqlldillill relieve huslisriass on!

Review 0f Potato Market Situation

Potatoes are moviixg more read- ily l0 market and available reefer "a" are bsios quickly taken up states the weekly marketing report of the Provincial Department of Agriculture, prepared by Mr. W. R Shaw. Deputy Minister.

n‘? "Pflrt estimates that this Province. in order to market it; fllfPlus Potatoes would have to 49°11 Sixty Cars/moving daily for the next ‘four months. At the present time there are about 130 reefers loading at Prince Exiward Island points, and in the past few days from twenty to forty cars have been ferried across daily. Some of these are going direct to destinations. uihilqsome are being loaded on ship at Halifax and Si. John e Last week it was ariounced that the United States is unloading e some of its potatoes some apprehension

start

captured nough to

arly, howev er,

in Canada. While there may be dycuoxm some iveakening effects on the market generally. as a resulti of The

it would not seam as if there would be any direct competition in the markets to which Camdian potatoes are destined. Indeed it is ve-ry questionable. under condit- ion. of mst. transportation. wh. er very many potatoes will be moved from points of origin even at one cent per bag.

market at ihz- present weakened This has lilo last day or so and

Maikets for seed at the lime are cliiz-fl_v in the southern slates and ships are helm loaded

at Halifax and St. John to car island products to this market. lixifortiiliatcQv P. E I

have to cfniond wit-ll undersclllng on the part of poiato dealers from f ollle? provinces and according to w our best inloixiicilioli our DFICI‘ has her-u- forccd down to the d oxtont illdiCiltrfi. Willi the volume of poiaitos available there is some

a further ten cents before the sea-

len cents poi" hushed on the oialoes now in storago in Princ~ Edward Island, taking it right across tlii» board. means a loss of l belivccn 5320.000 and $600,000 to a Island priiilucers. If potato prices a are reduced shit-ho!‘ ten cents as 9 1h:- resiili uf an unethical oom-

pclifion it nlcans a loss of over on!’ up million dullais to Island potato shaw, the other pFOIiIItCIS. line, has

The follow-nil: shpnonls is gil9il in the

arv 34th. 1940; 110W

tars; old potatoes $211,075

HIGH‘

em" portion oi their way. One ilaillly result u! all this sniping is that both teams are rearin‘ to prove that ibos are correct about anything

time ha? IL is a startling coincidence. When QCCUTTQd i" the two Summersidc v 0“ "Pd each other Saturday there's going potatoes there is a general reduct- w be a real Lugwfmal. He“ H ,._ Si2ii"..5i“ihfidliiiéfmfie? J” is“ = <1‘

' ' p n 8g‘ Greek. The Meteors are more than present anxious to show SUIIIITIETSJIE hoc- key fans that. these "across Call- w the natives fl chief winter

It is unfortunate that the potato sci-

a: D. f‘- c: O ~< m a w ‘C

local ers have

l'ni'.cd States shipments to Janii- 1v i

from

the

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thing or two lil UUI‘ shippers competitive sport. 'I‘he merside native sons will be battling or the honor

here so man y

ays.

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cars or an increase of 20*.’ over lasl . _ _ vear; old potatoes 164 551i or a Opposing, towards‘ deficit of 50.522 cars under ins‘. them u“ ,3

year. Alain» sillpineiits to Jarili- hem ‘mnildered ary 24. ill-iii ivcl-e 27.836 cars. and o“ P9“a“'1e5~

in 195i) l(i.0.".9 raTS or 11.797 car.- serous moo

loss. From Prince Edivard Island if? (late. 1949. \\'r\ shipped 4,697 cars and lo the same date. 1950. s (4.027 cars. or an increase of 1.390 cars.

Turnip Blovemmiis Turnip nyznw-mi-nis last

of 567. Tile Toronto market is down three or four cents per bag on

ened to some extent also. A-riierican __ markets are also easier. We note that New

from market reports _ Brunswick is shipping in quantities of potatoes to Canadian

markets and prices are substantial- ly below that quoted on potatoes of the same grade. On l Katahdln, Sobagoes,

ing to keep his automobile in order heard a policeman tell the court: it had no brakes, the hood was tied with a cord and the rear