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Do Inu&n Thnudsy, Febninry 8. 1955
Et:.tASsIFIEn ADS
Isrigs Asssnnslstsd IOAIDIII ACCOMMODATID. - Dlal 404.
AIX ACCOIINODATED h eenfartais hams. Apple II lsat ltrsot. can and Track: For Sals
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE - Ill! Cunt fwd. Two-tone. One owns. Mel: Ilrtras. Loss in ILOM miles. owner leaving for England. Will sacrifice. Phone 'f7l1.
CAR BUYERS
Watch the heads turn as you drive by.
1949 roan COACH
F. R. McLA1NE LTD. Maipeque Rd. Dial 7358 - 9
FOR SALE
By public auction at Seaman's Auto Body. Charlottetown. P E. I. on the 14th day of February! 1955 at 12 o'clock Noon One 1950 Dodge 112 Ton idamagedi Sc-rialI No. 90083122. The ahoie is TIPIIIEI sold pursuant to s cmiditional sales agreement made between Andrew G Simnns of Brackleyy Point Road. Charlottetown. P EH 1 and W. R. Jenkins of Charlotte- town. P. E. 1.. which said con-I tract was duly assigned to Traders Finance Corporation Ltd.
CHEVROLET
OWNERS
- CLEARING -
1953-1934 Chevrolet Back- up Lights. Original price ....... .. 510.75 Now installed for 337.00 Limited Supply
Dowcl Motors Licl.
Fitzroy Street Dial 6571
For Sale I FOR. SALE - BULL CALF. W. Youriker. Brackley. I
En. SALE - zoo R7l;7l1'0l'NDA-- mm Sgbagns. Oswald Alurpliy. Millvale. l I
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703 SALE - BOAR PIG, I months old. Albert Murphy. Nor- boro.
FOR SALE - LIGHT DRIVING sleigh in good condition. new
shoeing. Dial 7641. 1
F01 SALE-ELECTRIC RANGE. Good condition. Phone 6165. 2to3p. m. 312000. 1
Ion SAL aox si.i:ir.ii.I like new. Turner Farm F.rtiiip- meni.
Ion SALE - Moron a'o"fr and engine. 80 ft. long. ADIJLV Lea Macllae. Canoe Cove
FOR SALE - TWENTY. COWI atnnchions. eleven water howls with fittings. Claude Smith. Parkdala. ,
Fon sau: - is is. r. xaiiivisriil Marine Engine. A-1 condition.l Apply Wailers Machine Shop.j Great George Street. 1
SALT FISII FOR SALE - DE- llvuod C. 0. D. any Railroad ItaiIoIhP. I. 1.. in 50 lbs. bundles. Small cod l0c per lb. Medium and large cod 14c lb.. Eastern Packing Cn.. Souris. I
nelf contained refrigerated dis- plq once with bottom storage. eo with porcelain platters.
cadition Can be seen in operation. Ideal Dairy. Slim-' marslds.
LL...
SAL! IY TENDER
TECH! WM be received by the
animal until noon. February,
gs, la: a lot G x 100 situate atl
Km Street. formerly occu-
bv Turner Farm Equipment.
highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
For firmer particulars apply-
THE IAITIRN TRUST COMPANY Irtessters lstats I. Hooper Horne
FOR SALE IY TENDER
uderstgnedisntil aoini.Fel:ryuary &kLfwf;dOnl&bd.dmlh
Ireet, or oe- es hiunr Paris quip- meat.
GlI&k&
For h'ilier yjairlilsolars apply-
IAITIRN TRUE COMPANY Ineestors Esme H. Hooper not-as 104 Richmond Street
itosr - ONETREDWSIDE-RACK
on lALl'.- Univ?-fiisiiliroor P
Fsnals llslp Vfsntsl
IALESWOMAN WANTED IMME- diately for iutsrnationalht known company. Goad salary win: sieknsu benefits. h pleasant working conditions. Must have some sewing experience. also state other qualifications. Apply Bu ill, Guardian.
WANTED
Experienced Stenographer for Secretarial duties in Charlotte town.
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Apply to: PERSONNEL MANAGER
Maritime Central Airways Charlottetown, P.E.I.
sip Wanted
RELIABLE HELP WTA N T E D.
References required. Apply in ptijrson. Clifton 1-Intel, Summer- si e.
1111. 1139111
in vicinity of Churchill. Gass. Clyde River.
John
. sr - m 1-i"c'i'n i”r”1'T(Tr' North River Road and Villa. small black corded handbag.
gAppl.viVl3ox C.NV Giiarriian.
LOST BY A CITY FIREMAN, wrist watch 1Eska1. with ex- pansion bracelet. hetueeii fire hall and Dorchester Street
LOST - JANUARY ZIST IN THE vicinity of Y. M. C. A. green change purse containing money and key. Leave at Guardian. Reward.
LOST - FUR LINEI) GLOVE, somewhere between Charlotte- town Hospital and St. Dunstan's Basilica. Finder leave at Char- lottetown Hospital.
VMISGEIIIIIOOIIS
ELECTROLUX DEALER -106. ney J. Jeffrey. Phone 70311.
souius RADIO REPAIRING. - D F. MacDonald.
RADIO SERVICE - J A C If I E Doyle. Dial 4305.
CRUSIIING GRAIN. 'r?Es'nav and Friday each week at Clay- bournels, 110 Upper Queen.
Mats Help Wanted
ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY JOB information now available in- cluding contractors. application form. etc. Send 31.00 to Seaway Information Bureau Room 707. I15 Sparks. Ottawa.
51'. LAWRENCE ' SEAWAY: contractors are now on the job. Thousands of men are needed now for this giant construction project. For latest information and job application forms writr today to Seaway Opportunities gnizt Office Box ll. Cornwall.
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"HOW TO VALUE OLD STAMPS." Only such guide on the market. .'l0c is all it costs and it may be worth thousnnda of dollars to
you. X. Bileiiki. Station "I", wlnnipsg. Man.
Salssmenjfantad
SALESMAN WANTED
Salesman Wanted by Leed- ing Maritime Jobber. North Shore, NE. and P.E.I. terri- tory open to an energetic man under forty years of age. Must have car and past road experience. Apply in own handwriting sending photograph if available to Box 39, AMHERST,
N.S. Tnvanrisino SPECIALTIES -
Montreal firm handling more than one thousand advertising specialties ranging from .05 in &50.00 requires energetic. ex- perienced salesman to call on all Businesses, lndustrias. Clubs. Hotels and Restaurants. Auto 0: references essential. Write Box 80, Station "E". Mo&IIL 3
Ts Lot
T0 LET-TWO KEATID ROOMS. Phone 7&1.
Tersate: M a r k e t thoroughly mixed; tradin slow .
New York: arket lower ted issues strong.
Montreal: Industrial: and pa- pers lower.
; selec-
Canadlaii Dollar
MONTREAL (CPI-The U. I. dollar closed Wednesday at a dis- count of 2 15-16 per cent in terms of Canadian funds. up 1-16. It took 9! 1-10 cents Canadian to buy 81 American. Pound sterling 02.70 5-10. '0 3-14.
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Grains
WINNIPEG ICP1-Prices mined narrowly in quiet trading Wednes- day on the Winnipeg grain ax- c I a n g a. Commercial demand was limited and mostly in barley with "Port! of a small overseas sale to the United Kingdom.
Closing prices:
Oats: May 8514; Jly 0014; Oct. 761,-'sb.
Bnrlryr May 1.2m; Jiy 1.111a- Va: Oct. 1.1l1bb.
Rye: May l.2ti1.,b; Jly 124-ha; Oct. l.28b. Flax: May !.li1.b. .lly 3.0714; Oct. 2.9Ps.
white 2914. colored JIO: f.o.b lion- treal wholesale Quebec while '10:..- colored Ill. Receipts: Nil. ' W No. 1 potatoes: P.E.l. 755 2.26- -140: N; 8. new white 75s 2.00-2.10; 5.. a. oils 1.30-1.40; N. a. 10s .31. -34; Maine 505 130- .
N. Y. Slc:cT(s
NEW YORK iAPI- The gfnck market backed down Wednesday 3"" I Steady advance of a little more than two weeks. Gain: W911! between one and two points while losses extended to between one and three points.
Aircrafts and oils had the sat concentration of plus Steels. rails, motors and other sec- tions 'were either definitely lower or mixed at best.
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks declined 70 cents at 5150.10. Volume was moderate at 3,210,000 shares.
Fairchild Engine was at the head of the most active list up I": at 1812. It was followed by Curtiiis-Wright up Va and Bald- win-Lima-Hamilton up 1-.
Among advancing stocks were Remington Rand. Koppers Co., Rohm and Haas. Grumman Air- craft. Northrop Aircraft .Pea- body Cnal. Montgomery Ward and Texas Co.
Losers included Allis-Chalmers, Radio Corp., Chance Vought, Un- ited Aircraft. Goodrich. Chrys- ler, Bethlehem Steel. Interna- tional Telephone. Du Pont. West: inghouse Electric. Baltimore and Ohio. Union Pacific. Standard Oil NJ and Pan American World Allrways.
great-
.sa
stocks were lower. Canadian Pacific dropped 11.. Mo- lntyre used 114 and Dome Mines and International Nickel each f;ll it. Hiram Walker advanced
Among nixed Canadian issues on the American stock exchange, Royalits Oil gained is and Lake Shore slipped Vs.
What stocks did:
Wsiitsil
MARKETS and
signs. .
Wed Tue
Advances . 430 512 Declines . 562 499 Unchanged .. . 2241 254 Total issues . . . . . . . . .. 1233 1258
NEW Yoiut CLOSING ouoru ' rieth stasl . . mu Bnrg Warnger . . . . . . . . . . .. aim Chen and Ohio ring Con! ldlaon . l7Vs El Auto 1. as can Ilse Gui Mot
Goodyear I c.-
usnts range. Consolidated Deal- non firmed 11 cents at 02.01 and H
t Nor Iy . 0' 3 Ilisnnecott 10 m lhlDlIl"mrr W . 1M 1 av Central . IBM 1 Radio (inrp . mg mg Sid (bl NJ M Q llld Alrrafl Ah lu Vanadium in I Weill 1'n Tu 41 41 Westinghouse .. an C. 3' I St E13111 Ms 910 use ' sa s at Montreal Stocks .1: 3; MONTREAL. (CPI-Prices were '?i.' hm ,?;;f,',,":,, ,3 & mixed at the close of active trad- use can Gllllsa is is ing on the stock market Wednea- J :1 5'30 sssu css in no Papers. utilities and banks were use t: lnnher ? a stronger. "iscellaneous lndustrials agony Ntlnl u as were mixed. Steels and senior oils ".0 1': E” lA9l'8 fractionaily easier. There mm c... p... 1. u” was little movement in the bsver- Egg I;:.w1l1: I: la ages. senior metals ad carriers. ' ' Mines were mixed in a no 3" 3” II I) :8: an 3:
Craham-Bousquet eased W: cents 1at 8511 cents. Western oils were trendlesa. Scurry was up 50 cantai at 32.45 and Caivan was off 10
dustrials off 05 at 150.4. combin- ied off 0.5 at 2068. papers off 0.74 I at
lliid n...x timing "
cents at 06.20. 1TT:iI g:lM:: The stock exchangs'a closing nsssbsiu
averages show banks up 0.81 at '3 3?" 1-0"
411.911, utilities off 0.5 at 119.7. in- mu, ,,,';1,'
-1100 E lllalartt
560 East sulltvaa
INN I Ilstals son of
1 . . no.-I Prices for class two wheat for (n, 21755 mm with up 0” . I ma 3:," export to countries outside IWA: . - pg. snout Inf 1 nor. 1.7211; 2 1691,; 3 1.5711,; gm l000Il:m aisiss 4 1.6311; 1 durum 2.70; 2 233- 3 Asbestos . u 1500 Emu: 2.67. IWA rices. I nor. 1.7211: 2 at Sm". gvi n. 1.09; I I6 '12: 4 1.6312; 1 durum Boise c Nat '.' 371;, Am raioabridss 1.901;; I 19711; 3 1951... nomesnc fialhiiral A 5M 1-11: :-rad- prices: 1 nor. 1.7214: 2 1.6014; 3 1” 3 ” " "" 1.571.. 4 i.s.w.; 1 durum 2.051.: Ir'i.'I'.ii T7: :io2:mi.i':: 2 1.0711. 1 2.0616: may pmg ' usgi sooflgatw - . . If (aims: in MM so Minna I fl ma Pt A Pi-oduc. III" S'TI':11nISIIlI iii”: moo G31.-tn" c Bk f'oni ta-A 550 Glut YI1 M0-NTRE.AL 'CP'---Federal de IC 'TakreII"m m. it-AI Lake partment of agriculture quotations: Ir. Ce! 1.1-, ms Grildraat Eggs: Free cases. extra large-I" ”'"" Jttl gill: f,:l'd"'U 391,40; I . . . M 0 ran 37. . in aliggyagv '"?d111111 35M rot-itsittiti m. isoviooin lilan :. . ia .. B 30. C 23. Re-:( hniellr-rs 121.1 moo Goldhawx ceipts: 813. 111 SI-rrl"I2'.llll Butler. Wholi-sale si1.-6i1:.- our. ""1" "11"" V91" 1999-1Pl5 Qut 01; first grade I::ImPrT" creamery print job price 621a-63. llnm Tex Recelptg; N11. i'uiinn.1imn Cheese" Ontario. 'h't 30 - .1(;"":”.'”'L" ored 301.. f.o.b. fatv-ioil:ye: Qi.pi,:Ic IIiimp:m'm
imp Toh 1-in in P1: Ilnt siiwi ilii Pr lnl Pal-er lint Pi-ta 1600 High Crel 11;.-an 500 High Bell yxinii 11 Ill Tow Drll -xni sil l'ar In Ilotlingsr 'lf1 us Home 011 do Pi 8000 Ram YI ,uu- Pow as I an Hud Bay llnlal .. 1 H0 Runkv Rniaitlp II I 5700 11y Cliarg inn Pr I) , 1100 lnaplrntial 1-” Corr mil 44:; &rit,NickIl . mini and n 11 Ida rts cs i iiisinnn r I. 1111 in It M15 1000 Jakiilfs Steel 4416 ; llsott Jaulst l'n steal , 1100 Jasnsr Jimnnlllan sill Jslllos Conn Pa) 4600 Johurk. Ford .. . 5000 Julie! y e:------ 11 H6060 Joruiiiitl coo Jupiter 3 Toronto Stocks I
1 TORONTO. tcri-Mon mick" exchange trading slowed to a walk
26500 Kayrarid
M5 Kerr Aditlssl
zm l(e.vboi-con llI)0 Kirk "III .1000 Kirk Lake
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gwadnesday. Price changes wsrel M
.smail and irregular. . "mo Kmv
Western oils ended mixed but a few issues moved well ahead.
WANTED-NUM-BER or nac- reation chairs. Phone 0309.
wmrnn - i"o'n'”i"ElTiis roi Checker Cab.
wan-ran -. ALE ii'o'r-TTJET. Pints or quarts. Dial 0695. Michael llroa.,
wan-ran-1-o auv SMALL home on monthly terms. Apply Box D. 0.. Guardian.
FOR RENT - LARGE BED-Sl'I'- ting room. furnished. Gentleman prefsrred; also small front bed room. Box 111, Guardian office.
no RENT-FOUR. ROOM APART- ment, including living room. bed- room. kitchen and bath. unfur- nished. Oil heated. uses mnthl . Immediate possession. Call 0!
WANTED -- A SMALL APART- marit or unfurnished room, im- mediately. Dial 6064.
WIIOIT LIFTING EQUIPMENT. If you have bar-bells you aren't using, members of the Char- lottetown Y. M. C. A.. would ap- preciate their loan. or consider
from0toIp.iri.
purchase. Please write or phone 841.
.
Sirsst entrance
lisaied. line flooring Clean. appreximaiey
pun.
ATTENTION
space available with
window display eeuiiier. lights, hot water
. wash room shared, I7 feet long and I2
feet wide. reasonable rsnf. Phone I. T. Cardy 659! Suite I4 be- tween 9 and it am. and bstwssn 7 and 9
vs Lab-radar
T3900 Lk Dufaiu
Scurry jumped as cents to 31411,. m 1311;; 111-- Peace River Gas to 17.50 and (Tan-I ass u. .:I'..... ,actlan Atlantic 25 to 3605. Also zoom Lu- strong were llanff, Canadian De- ;.”&"1'P.1;'4 .vonian. General Pate A. Triad mg, f:,f,,,,,, and Western Leaseholds. V un int. ! Barnat gained 12 cents to 31.41 110" 1- L I41 in golds and Campbell Red Lake :32 II:"'.;;'"' -20 to 59.00. Easier issues included ssootouvm ILake Shore, Mclntyre and Sigma. mihriiaiiur-t Base metals price changes were mostly small but Noranda dropped .9. u.. 31 to 382.50. Moat highsr-priced Iosoussr'e's' iiraniiims gained with Algom up :3 5311",? . I I i.i;':3L:.'"..tlf;':” .i.".i.L2::2.i' "'1 1:: 1-1'.--1 . - - - - an In 1 Closing indexes: 6 id u .00 to 1.1m lrartmmr ;8l.l8. base metals ui? .lgl tg 106.65 land western olla off .00 to 108. . -5111" Mark lfll Lew clue ”.”..L'Ai'" "J" 3.. ITIM ii... " I""'"' . ms as was lrsnr . is-in Ajax u as ss 10300 iiirnsr moo Akaitho In so I 3500 llwllloro mo Ainmnosa as Is I 1m "'1 .J.."'.2 2.3.3" .'.'.. 3.. 3.. mg," ,1-,r;1'g,,-;;v 000 Am Lardnr ll 15 is ”m "M ll7flFv0 Arri Latin in in 17S , M M.,,,?:,,,,, mm on Mum in iii Ill zamo ui-in so; inn Amiirox -mi no no 100 Min Curl Ml! Aminn IIS tell ya I500 lorista ism Anhorr 1 s 7 mo Mufti It 79011 1 A In ms IIV. 1M 1 Nu use 4:; C3: in as 0 ms Nat In! An rm aims ms 12-1 :11 no zait Pets '1 n 44 44 e in Mm T,':I.',,,,.""" um. 10 is ass Nss Labilt mo loan has N W1 W4 "00 NEW ill wvi vi...-riu. 11 ii 17 innit New iiia 1500 Area I! I 91 .90” N Hrlli miivi trim! 10 ll 1 H000 if im Armiaiiss 1M IN: 1811: I700 Nnw Cal "” ”"' m if it” it .'J:l' 3:... son Atlln . . it our 0 9 no N psvi I7; AI'lfb1'l.I;B If 30 )0 2000 N Delhi. msn - 11 isv. II In N nsvoa I000 Aunor an no am 53: gs; Dih own A -iii hon ms ll im an sow nl..T... ' ll nu. 14 um 11 u-um mu Rrillev list a an IQ : 1:: mi: in ff II he s . mi nIi.'n.is . m 714 M an 11 I-,1 ii uiisoo laniat III in 141 use Now us- 44541 Rnrviis in 14a in km : game m ii was to so 40 all ma nillmi. as so no I-landsrra 26150 I! M I 46 40 G Ow un oiinvi 11:3; 9' I as I II! It Harl- am If II is uses It lrlnus onn Wigiutlililnt : :14 : 11:13: M" soon It I00 RFIlI.fIll 3 Q S U”: :IOIl ssoo B us u at lava 300' our- imi I 41 as as "III I Ir-11 lab mo Rallekerio M N 1115 W0 N 11011111" :3: Reta Gun 19:14 : : I0: HT':DIrr.iU . out 3330 1- um sin: 11 1M IIA 1"" 1'" VII min piggug sq u 1 I100 Nsk RI- uon Iohlo as I f ma-1-s om Ron ii I 11 IM Ilrnlvo.rri.l lb" rlsm riii 5111 Nerud- iimn nriinna in in in N11 rt- im ritrilla II at 310 II Not-gels ms -rsiiimrur IM to & 1100 M00 14 11 ms -Inn ms if. its III NC 011! an rum in II in 8'0 PM In II II E x 3 C It The uses lunk & ttsdslan rsss cussr ms in an III firt- - 1- .... ""31-'.... fill MM Colour 3 IV 19 a w also Calvnri can as 2.0: ry com Camp ci-is : 3 U Oceans . g a ' ...S".'.'.'i L” 2 2 "' '33 r”"'c..' ism can as rr 3 3 mac 3 Eu: II C At! Oil C C Q IIVI OM ass c coiasv It In no III! Puss-ir mo 0' Du-nlfa I0 '04 1114 3” "I W05 "37.3S'l."""'. ill I: " '15:? I '1 nrrientea moo c on and an ass is Q 1 II Pass 33.: lfIlti'Peir-nfPr Isususnls IMP-Mm! mus c P I. Peta in in also la-sv oils - U .'.1:a:.-.:..'-'- 1:: 1: 3 1:.-:... .... 11110 Caadar IN It III III Pioneer 1 Cent F: ass as Q I1:PiiI on Cut sis its air an Cerit at Q Q - III a: c'''' "" I I i" S:...'."' 1100 Centre Lake : IO C tson cuitrermvi I s a in! Preston emu Chsmberlah I R u I00 Prnls I1 inn manor (I for 1 tan Ila Presto wt a ti: 2.. s. sf" all J" 8 ill-
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Rubinsiein's
By ARTHUR IVEIETT
NEW YORK (API-Eight years ago a spectator cried out at a draft dodger on trial h federal court hers:
"somebody ought to kill you."
The draft dodger was large Ra- blnsteln. unaware at the time that he was o his way to prison and within the decade is a cruel and lonely death.
In how many laces and in how many tongues d the is-ysar-old Rubinstein hear a similarly mats- volentcurse before somebody did kill him in the early hours of last Thursday morning?
For this son of a Russian bnnhsr was despised during his lifetime as few men are. Even in death there were few to any a good word for him.
Serge Rubinstein consecrated his life to the pursuit of two things- monsy and women. Neither eluded him. . ,
Worth more than 310,000,000 when he died. he used money to buy everything money can buy- fine food. good wine. soft gar-
furnishlngs, tavish amusements, power. a fleeting security and im- munlty from the usatest war man- kind aver waged.
Rubinstein was found dead on the pale green wall-to-wall bed- room carpeting of his Fifth avenue mansion at 8:30 a.m. Thursday by a butler who came to awaken him. He had been strangled.
FAMILY FLED RUSSIA
Who was Serge Rubinstein? The riddle of his personality can never be completely solved. For much of his background depends on his own version of his past. And Serge Ru- blnstein was a most unreliable man and honesty to him could be construed as weakness. For .whnt it is worth however, here is his story:
He was born in May. 1008. in St. Petersburg in the imperial Russia of the last czar. His father. Dmitri, was privy counsellor to the czar and financial adviser to the mad monk. Rasputin.
In 1917. when Serge was nine. his father lined a greatcoat with as much money as he could and fled Russia in advance of the Red revolution. A few months later. his wife and two children joined him in Sweden. Serge, with pieces of his familyls jewels hidden on him. The family travelled on forged
Serge grew up in Stockholm and Vienna. He went to school at. Cam- bridge in England. where he won honors in economics. Through later life he spoke English with an ac- cent faintly Russian and British.
The shrewd. young student rea- lized that much of old Russia's wealth was stored outside the cauti- try and that its owners had died in the revolution. He ferreted out one such dormant account in a
1411. i4 xiv. Swiss ban" "ndcd up heirs to ::V' f” is claim the fund and gained 017,000 3, , , (”.'.T 1' : chore. 13:14 is im His truly fabulous career began -5 "W 115 quietly c. ,.i Willi Serge holding '23 down a modest job in a small Paris so 3; bank. the Banque Franco Asiati- I7 -5 -.7 que. With his lit?-lniig flair for com- :3 :3 3": plicated manipulation, he had ac- ' quired control of the bank at the 111.4 111.5 11. 3 or 1 age of 22. V. is as 3:; 1:171 EJECTEI) FROM FRANCE ,5, M151 3.11 In 1035. the fledgling finlncicr 3, ,4 ,. was kicked out of France . for M1 is so speculating against the franc '3 1'7: 1"" Iltubinstoin blamed his ouster on 4, ., .2 1Prcmisr Pierre Laval's antl-som- im in 170 litlsm and also to the fact that 1 1" both men had eyes on the same 1:: 1:? 1-,; IParisian beauty. This eye for XXIII-4 14 baautlfulwumen was another life- 12 ,ilong Rubinstein trait. : 3” 3252'” Meanwhile he had won control ago no no of the Chosen Corp., a holding 11' ""1 '1'"-- company for Korean gold mines. 7,2” 32” whose British promoter had gone as is 17 g , ill I21. lllh 14! 136T H0 moo Qua chili is as as '5 57 57 now our (Top llfl 1.91 in III B U 00Il0ue on ion inn ion "I 4' 70 isoo our Man ll ll 4' ll 46 mo Due Metal no no no 1" 1” 1-'15 zoom QIIP mkel iz: lltl Ill 0 111 056 2100 Queenalim 1014 2010 101.4 1014 "Vs IM sins ousmsni 1211. mg 7.11. I H II ma ladlera rt as at 1'5 170 190 am Rayrok so as as 8! IV: 3' suao Rad Pop 1 im iw. 9' '1 II 1110 Renee ins inn is: II 184 III! siiso Iagnuri s :14 wt ms ms WM 1000 In ar so GI 00 M I0 I00 am ius runs is II 44 1'1 1' I'M xssoo Rik Iiuisa 1.1:. 119 1.1: M14 I! 89 sosoo iuiis :1 I an 130 III 110 iiu Rowan Cons 1.1-. II 12 It IS all soon Rosana is 14 is I I7 so isoon Roy sum 1 or 4h 71 I '1! ns Ravaliis II 1111 11 ll 8 In 10 Royaltls rs an soul :91: II 10 10 use lnpununk I00 SIA ltd 1:: 1: 10: one an Ant III 70 11. I S as Isl a. ass '1.'”.?. .::':..'I1' .2 iii of or I I! miss lourry Rainbow no its an ms 1! me an shawasy 1o is 10 5” 3: mg ass: snsi-mi 5&1, : m is as us isoo :T'IanI 1: ll 12 M I I illo Since at as an I 3 33" 1100 Spoonsr 17 17 I7 44 ll 41 I000 starrati 1 M II I 14 im 14 am Slealov 11 11-. I II ma is slim Stoop ass -no . iss res I 1! is ssoosmt cans in as s .- I I 84 nsi ssians We as us I I as an Iwllaan as no no on its as ions ayiuaiis us no in I I I 4000 Tandem av. I15 I1: in ms ms moo Tek nun sat up as II as 1! mo -ru Cal III III IN is mt ms aim Them mad I am U D S III use Tosinitl :2 :1 .'l' M II II no Tnrbrlt in in MY was ml ": im Trans Iran 1;: 22 on I I II in It 351-. as ms 014 We Tread Pete ICU: I D It I Illa um rriss oil In all no so If 19 mon he use me It 1012: I! II II I500 Un Tlll I : ass as 400 no Us Kass M I I I III U loritaubsl II I! I! a (II as tm Ups can II 110 ID 0 I III vaaselinn I1: III 11. I t 17 1041 V I II 850 2 1" i'.ii'.'.”" "iii. '31. '-M I M I III Walt Aio ms 12W 10!: I I Weediwi II II If us 10 us cans wsnusao is av. 10 iii” all -it I3 :"l..""" ..i' ..."' u” s I is' iii mo w 1 oils 1: as I II in sun w hunt 17 is 11 ll 10 IO IIO Vlulrw II II II - I I C 3" 1?" ii” ".t'..'.l'.'..'lf.. '2-. '3. 1-. Is I asonynssrs lira lioia 101.- ms 10 its sssowr Iarg II 3 & I I I ions vsasss ti gut Low 700 700 VII Itcao leans I :3” 3' g ""2 P to C C I ll lltls WA IS I On I! I : II II in gun. 5': 1: 30.1 IQ. lira!” CH C '0. vs II I 32 ' -us iassssi Q R on I n I innsiniaws & (I14 : ,3 til Z local I IV: I; .4; "" h if I 1 ' E.” 1'. 23
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ments. a palatial home. unique Iy
Career Was
to Jail. Later. Rubinstein was as- cued of mllkin the company to the tune of .tl)0.000. lie was forced to reply IIJIIJJIM of thin to minority stockholders in elm settl of a lawsuit.
Rubinstein obtained a passport in the Portuguese colony of lla- cao off the China coast by swear- ing he was the illegitimate prod- uct of an affair between his mother and a Portuguese noble- lull.
With this passport, in IOII. Rubinstein entered the United States by way of Canada. under the name of serge Manuel Ru- binstein do Rovello. Portugal inter repudiated the passport. lsavlng Rubinstein once again a stainless outcast.
Plunging Into Wall Street. he gained control of the old Postal Telegraph Cn.. and in reported to have dragged down a cool mil- lion when it merged with West- arn Union. lie was credited with clearing another million :by his manipulations during the unifica- tion of the New York subway-
stem. BRILLIANTLY RUTHLESS
Another of his brilliantly ruth- lsss deals concerned a broken- down oil produces, the Panhandle Producing and Refining Co. By highly questionable means he built It into a holding company that provided him with 03,500,000 net profit. Rubinstein controlled as many as 17 corporations at a time. Re once told an interviewer: "My technique in finance is to figure out how much the com- pany is worth dead-not living. I don't pay much attention to fig- ures on a company's earning wa. I'm most interested in findi is out if the liquidation price of a company's assets is more than the price of the stock." Rubinstein was riding high when the United States began drafting its Second World War Army. When bachelor. only were being drafted in 1941. Serge mar- ricd for the first and only time in his life. In his draft dodging. Rubinstein was accused of claim- ing all manner of relatives as dependents. falsely representing his income as meagre. buying his way into executive positions in defence plants so he would ap- pear essential. and pulling strings up and down the line from here to Washington.
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sontinus an investigation to certain I an international smug- gling ring in operating.
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I Fight For. Control of Montgomery Ward
CHICAGO. (A!)-Ixoula I. wot aaa Tuesday won the first iuum at the legal phase of his fight to win control of Montgomery wars and Go. -
Judge Harry ll. Fisher of in. circuit asiirt ruled in favor u Wolflon. 41-year-old finaacl: from Florida. is Walton's aimed at upsetting tbs Ward method of electing directors.
1 he plaintiffs ad." the 1 tin said
ll Haifa. Tel-Avlv and Jsla ..
the three main ports of the 1.. public of Israel.
elals and the railways are com- pleting the initial stage of a nsw deal in frenlght rates which goes into effect
launching of a monumental over- haul of the com lea rats structure. this first part will see a cross-country lave of tbs basic tolls that carry about 15 per cent of Canada's 81.000.000.- 000-a-year freight traffic.
lng) rates havs varl to region. The no equaliae them between the Pacific coast and the Quebec-Marltimes border. with the Atlantic provinces partly excluded under a 1017 sta- lute.
TWO-YEAR EQUALIZATION
class rates about to be smoothed out, the rate-regulating board of transport commlaalonerii has turned its attention to equalis- ing s o m I'll o d I t y rates. special charges accorded particular types of stances. expected to take about two years.
have had teams of rate experts on the Job day and night preparing tens of thousands of new individual rates which take up about 3,000 pages for each of the two big lines.
changes from long-standing rate levels. consumers probably won't detect variations.
By JOHN IAILANC Canadian Press Staff Writer OTTAWA (CF) - Federal offi-
arch 1.
Almost six years since the
Ian I
a long-range
Up to now. these "class" (cell- from region system will
With the ups and downs of the
already
traffic accnrding in circum- The equalisatlon job is
In the last year the railways
While they represent major
One big reason is that the in-
Rail Class Rates To Be Equahzed
t7
auguration ef the new rates will be accompanied by removal of a temporary squallsatlon mushy. as between east and west which the board put into effect h loss.
This transitional step consisted of an order to the railways in re- duce rates in the west by five per cent and permission for them to increase Ontario-Quebec rates by to per cent. It was aimed at bring- ing the two sets of rates to show equality pending the March 1 change.
N0 ATLANTIC CHANGE
There will be no change as freight moving within the Atlantic provinces. protected by in Man. time Freight Rates Aot sf 1027. On traffic between the Atlantis provinces and points outside them the part of the haul .outalda the lliarltlmes will be subject on agugj. ization changes.
Completely exempt from squal- ization in export grain traffic nov-
4
ing within the went under the low. ,
statutory Crow's Nest pass rates.
Under this revision, the historiq difference in rats levels between the west and central Canada should disappear on class ratas. tbs Ontario-Quebec rates going 3 moderately and the west's earning down to meet them.
TITANIC SUIIVIVOI DES MONTREAL (CF)-Mrs. I. ll Rays. 05. a survivor of to thing of the liner Titanic in 1011. died Wednesday after a brief illnaaa. Born in St. Louis. 040.. Mrs. Hays was the widow of the proudest .( the now-defunct'Grand Trunk Itali- way. who perished in to dilute:
anaged to get 15 different changes in his draft status over the years. He never was drafted. But in I945 he was indicted as a draft dodger and eventually served a federal pris- on sentenue of 11A years.
When Rubinstein came out of prison in 1040 the U. S. govern- ment began deportatlon proceed- ings against him. Rubinstein fell back on his money to hire "19 best legal talent he could find This method worked and to the day of his death his endless court apneals staved off his deporta- tinn.
Rubinstein
Says American Housewives May Get Better Spuds
NEW YORK, tAPl-The Ameri- can housewife may soon be able to buy potatoes guaranteed to cook as either a "baker" or a ”bniler."
Dr. M. P. Rasmiisseii. professor of marketing at Cornell University. says surveys have shown that one- thlrd of consumers are willing to pay premium prices for guaran- teed cooking performance of potat- oer.
ing the specific gravity of potatoes it can be determined whether the are manly or waxy. Potatoes wt a higher total of solids are better suited for baking. When the spec- ific gravity is ow. the potatoes hold their shape better for boiling. frying and iicalloplng.
The test I ' of dum ing po- tatoes Into a large tank filed with salt water of a specific density. The "baking" potatoes drop to the
Enitod States has zig-zagged. as There was consistency behind the scenes. but not in the open, in considering Formosa aHy consistency on defending it.
before the Korean war. the re- 8 root of President sion in early 1950 not to defend the island against the Reds. months later when the war began.
the 1001 Senate hearings on the firing of Gen. Douglas thur. particularly by tary of state. Gen. Bradley. than chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the late Admiral Forrest P. Sherman. then a member of the .
moan from China in 1095. had to
had portant" no enemy should Fonnoaa. foe. Bradley aal . would not force American defences back to the
Yank Policy
On Formosa
Has Zig-zaggecl Since War
By JAMIE MARLOW Associated Press News Analyst
The Formosan policy of thle t frank.
not always been
strategic- impnrtant. There was in-
American military weakness ult of econonilzing. was at the ruman's deci-
Chinese He reversed himself six Korean
Most of the story unfolded l.n
MacAr- testimony seci'e- 1 N.
in Dean Acheson. than Omar
JCS
The Japanese. who took For.
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Rllmllllm "Mid H153 W "IV on June 3. 1045. before the
Japanese war ended. the state department had issued a bulle- tin. It said no point in the Far East. except Singapore. was so he told it at the hearings. was strategically Important as For- moss.
Bradley said in 1051 the JCS "always" felt it was "im- rab
Losin Formosa o a
Philippines and Okinawa.
Sherman said that although the JCS didn't want Formosa in un- friendly hands. the military lsad- . era didn't think the United States should send armed forces to hold Formosa bacaiiss of the ”state of the military establish- ment." .
That establishment had been dismantled after the Second World War. Only a shell was left. In December. 1040, just sf- tsr the Reds had smashed Chlang. the Truman administration was getting ready to tell Congress it wanted to cut military Ipend- ing to 813.500.000.000 and reduce the armed forces still further from 1,602,011 to 1,611.3 mas.
AID POI OIIIANO
That month the Reds. liavinl driven Chlang to Formosa. seem- ed to be making preparations to capture it. The JCS recommend- ad a "modest program" of milit- ary help for Chtang. The stats department opposed the idea and won out.
On Dec. II. 1040. that depart- ment issued a guide for broad- casters of the Voice of America. telling them to explain to the world that Formosa had no stra- tegic valus and wasn't worth as- fending.
Acheson said this was duiir to save the United States from am- harraumsnt when Formosa fall to the Reds. The real story. as
thin: The United States was too
weak to defend Formosa.
Truman. backing up the state
department. on Jan. 5. 1000 said
the United States would not de- fand Formosa. On June 27. 1050.
two days after the Korean war started. Truman decided to de-
bottom and the "boilers" float on United States west coast but tend Formosa. That has been his top. The separated potatoes could would "jeopardise" American policy and Eisenhower's policy be t ” and ' J ' ' between the ever since.
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