' llsartaosts ltsstld

WANTED - BY COUPLI. TWO children. house or live room heat- ed apartment January

fice.

ploardsrs kcllilaodatul

.m...?....m...m:

TWO MALE BOABDEBS WANT- ed. Handy colle e. as Cumitr- land.

cars & Trucks For Sale

FOR SALE- 1040 CHEVROLET sedan; 194.1 Dodge sedan. Dial 8871 after 9-p.m.

' ” FOR. SALE-1052 JEEP 00.000: 1951 Dodge 5800: 1951 S750; 1950 Austin 3500'. -Ford 5700. MacKay Motors.

CCAR BUYERS

Completely de - squeaked. and rarin' to go!

1947 PONTIAC SEDAN

1918

F. R. MCLAINE LTD Malpeque Rd. Dial 7358-9

For Sale FOR SALE-1058 Pl-IILCO l7'BIG- iriaire. Practically new. Phone 6002.

-....-..m.....s.C--- roa SALE - GRADE HOLSTEIN

male calf. Hammond Rodd. Win- sloe.

.m.....n.D.a....,- roa SALE - roua HOLSTEIN

cows, fresliening in January. two

131 cattle: one heifer, year old.

Call after 6 p. m. Wendell Rodd,

Brookfleld.

.... - .m..:a.s- FOR QALIL--ATTRACTIVE COT- taszc and barn on plot adjoin-

15th. Please write Box 00. Guardian Of-

Morris

. i Classified, Ads.

nrrcuouoos s. is Hours study course No.

Avenue. Toronto 4. Canada.

tolu-

T0 LET-GOOD llohll. Two miles from Charlottetown. Avail. W19 U115 Week. .1. .1. Mustard.

,real estate. 15 Kent St:

Pnorrssio

Bell. Matheson 0 Foster 0 150 Richmond St. i

J. Elmer Blanchard. B.A. I0! Queen st. Phone 4282

E1. Fa-rzrner, 9.0.. L”L.B-. Bank of Commerce Bldg. Gaudel & Haszard Bank of Commerce

-isiiison M. Giliis. LL.B. I30 Illrhmund St. Dial I707

A. Walthan Gaudei. l.L.B. Phillips Bid-g. ' Lu Grafton SI. Palmer & Hasiam Bank of Nova Scott: Bldg.

Matlioson. Peaks 0 Nicholson 175 Grafton street

.i. a. Mactluigah. a.A..

Uus'rIeBlt.lg. - Di..194'.M Queen St.

llaclllillan, B.A.. LLB. use nlchmond so. Dial 521.:

illacPhee & 1-riinor 165 Queen St. Dial (232

from dlstrm tosuux. an by

lggjsscsors Vlastoli

you warn-an 3- -rascai.-:a' FOB

Brack1ey'Point school. Supple- ment S600. Gregoa t Maccallum.

Wanted

QANTID-ALE B0'I'l'Ll:8.; PINTS gr quarts Dial 0595 Michae 1," .

W A N T E D - COMFORTABLE lllht housekeeping room by work- ing middle aged lady. Phone 9681'

NALACARDS

cones: of sciatica. 7D i-.,Iadina """"V-

BARRISTERS. SOLICITORS. Etc.

Chas. R. McQuaid. B.A.' 150 Blclunond St. Didi 8911

oPfoMETT2TsTS.-

G. F. Hutch-gs-on -1: Son tr. 0. srurcrritson no. :1.-Grafton St. Dial 0322 J. A. Carruthers. 11.0. 12:: afm st; pun sin:

0 Byron J. Grant. 0.D. 120 Kent St. mu mi

.-ii. a.Ts”i3bB'n.”it.o7- blonta . P. If. I. J. S. Taylor, R.O. Corner Kent :0 Queen Sh. Office 0133; House 0756

0-'-CCHIROPRACTOR:

Dr. W. R. Carson 301 Prince st. mu us:

ARCHITECT

.mm.D..j:.i........ G. KEITH PICKARD,

8. Arch. lt1.R..A.1.C., Summe .-iidn. P.E.l. Dial 5265 Charlottetown, by appointment Dial 7315.

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS McDONA1.D, CURRIE 62 (:0.

ing United Church at Tryon to Ch new Di. "36 close estate. Apply Shc1dorli?Dix- Gun” Bmgi H10 W” n , A t s 'th . A. - -- - -- 12..., ”5,3 "" ” H. a. DOANE o COMPANY m-mmmim-m-j ' 148 Great George St. Chlrloll-Cl-Oivn FOR SALE-1946 INTEllNATI0N- Phone can - sass r. 0. Box an al tractor, KS 7. Good motor - and tires. also E-foot gilrailer -AIEITHUEI -7- I 1 d b . . 't in - vii: dialmeizem oirtmusliiirila gum Pa mer .ecItric ui mg . ma 9 03 1' , 3 Charlottetown 100 Fitzroy Street Dial 5321 dozer. One International Cub tractor with plow attached in

perfect condition. One John Deere manure spreader on rub- her and tractor hitch. One Mas- ' st-y Harris No. 15 spreader.

good as new. at bargain price. A p p l y Norman Reeves. 31-5 Bcdeque.

- Female Help Wanted

e ' W A N T E D - IMWIEDIATELY.

Sewing lnsiructress Write Box 6'1. pGuardia.n Office.

SEW OUR READY-CUT APRONS

sparethne. Easy. Profitable. Pres details. A” As 8 Enterprises. Fort

By TOM WHITNEY Associated Press Staff Writer

A statcincnt front - pfged in Pravda and Izvestia carries a ne- culiar document originating witii Nikita Khrushchev. secretary of

Smith. 'Arkansas. the Soviet Communist party. It mi-:w-r-'v quotes him as telling an English- , L08! man last September that the Soviet

I-boil, IN SUMMERS")! Ea Union. despgte a temporary short-

wrist watch. Phone New-Lam

don 16-3. Reward. l.-0ST--BLACK ONYX RING, IN- itial Finder phone 5282. Reward. C0-ST--IN VICINITY or WIN- sloe. Rustico Road. two fox hounds. Dial 5940 collect.

-:m LOST-IN CITY BILLFOLD WITH valuable papers ad money. Please

leave at Guardian. Reward.

.m.m..mD...;m...... wsr - LABRADOR DOG. COM- pletelry black. short hair. weight 90 lbs.. almost 2 ft. high. named

Ace. .lPlease phone 4865.

. ...---A-aA---:-7 ' LOST - IN SUMMERSIDE on Zeiss Ikon Camera in

5-) vicinity. .. leather case with shoulder strap

.. Of no value to anyone only pho- tographer. Phone 7000 and receive

liberal reward.

Male Help Wanted

.a...-.-.-......s:.s- WANTED - MAN F01! FARM state wages per month. Write Box 00. Guard-

work and trucking. inn.

will be welcome.

merit Service Office or write dir

0 John. N; D. .

any .1. Jam-ey. Phone 1030.

dually designed. llrsu Rapson "phone 03.

- , Iladclllillflllltt IIOIIFG

non:

-liAll.I'NE ENGINE FITTEBS - IF you are an experienced Fitter you can earn 81.57 per hour working at your trade. Even if you only want a job for the winter. you

For Idditional

information. applicants may con-

tact th"1r local National Employ-

ect to our E pioyment Depart- ment. telling us what kind of fitting you have done and where you have been working. -saint

John Dry Dock 00.. Ltd. East

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age 'of bread grains and storage of certain other commodities. has no food crisis.

Could this be an oblique way of announcing to the country that there is a serious food shortage, and that sacrifice is necessary?

In agriculture. 1954 has not been as good a year by a long way as the Kremlin leadership hoped for. The results are not all in but those still to come aren't going to change the over-all picture.

NO GRAIN INCREASE

An analysis of a large amount of verbiage issued by Soviet press and propaganda organs indicate:

1. The grain harvest apparently ' did not increase above 1963 which in turn was slightly below that of 1952. The most important reason for this failure was ' a serious drought in the Ukraine and Volga regions.

2. Only modest increases in live- stock population were scored de-

Canadian. Na

OTTAWA squadron, second set up Canadian navy in little mo - a year. will be lormcd Jan. 1 with

Pacific command. N a v sl headquarters

known as the Second Canadian 3- oourt. squadron, will include the dutroyor escorts Cayuga. Athabas- Iran and Crusader, all veterans of Korean sarvicl. and the modern- laud frigate! Jonquicro. Btattlnr and Now Glasgow.

The group's senior officer will be . Omdr. Geoffrey 1-I. Davidson. I0, of Victoria and Ottawr. its also takes out command of tho Cayuga Jan, 1. .

The squadron is to be joined by other anti-submarine vonals as they become available. first of that will be tbs frigate 300.7310?- Ost early next year and the dc- stroyor saootirt. Crescent later in 1000. lotls, now an undergoing inodsrnlntlon. the frigate at sum

ltl.t3..i:!ad the orsscent st

stain first eioourt squadrm. consisting of the destroyer escourt

-

(GP)-A new escort y the than

six snti-submarine ships of the

Speculaie USSR Food Shortage.

spite immense emphasis on this lield. Even these may, when later data comes out, be only paper gains. for short of the ambitious plans adopted by the Communist leadership in the fall of 1963.

3. But the gloomy side of the Soviet farm picture is outweighed by what appears to be a success in the eastern regions. It loot;-: on the basis of Soviet official figures as if the vast "new lands" pro- gram of Khrushchev. tilllng virgin lands. particularly in Kazakhstan and south Siberia. hit the jackpot.

EFFORTS STIMULATED

The success in getiing,new lands into cultivation has stimulated ef- forts for the future. It now is be-

'15.000.000 acres of previously un- used lands will be raising grain

herds.

Study of Soviet agricultural in- formation leads to the conclusion that if all goes well with the Khrushchev "new lands" plan and there are no serious droughts or other natural dtsasters, there is at last the possibility that irr several years the soviet government may make enough progress to feed its citizens as a whole as well as they ate before the Bolshevik revolution or before collectivization of agri- culture in 1920.

vy lSeiiing

Up New Escort Squadron

Algonquin and the modernized frigatec Presionian. Launch and Toronto. was formed in the Atlan- tic commsnd in November. 1060..

.g s Monday that the grouIp'.mot:I'1 elf

Montreal Claims

OTTAWA. (OP) - Hon..Lioncl mics ssawsya Authority. Tiiasday denied a. stauniant by Montnsla executive conunlttaa that the auth- ority had not coal with city officials on sunny in the Montreal area.

the Montreal executi... expresing "live apprehension", on what it. described as the authority

. 75s 1.60-1.75;

ing promised that by 1056 up to '

for Soviet consumers and livestock W

He said the authority mat 'ra7u--- D (INC-J

3- . z

0 . MARi(E P180 10

The Guardian,

ssiiaurrs-Ar-A-osnaba - 5,8! Till CANADIAN PRESS '- tor-onto? lndu'strials,' an hilb: western oils mixed. ' New York: Market lowerl moder ate decline. t

reach 1054 highs? I Ca-dqdian Dollar

dian dollar was 1-32 of a cent higher at a premium of tilt per cent in terms of U.S. funds Mon- day. Pound sterling up 3-32 of a cent at 32.78 11-10.

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' Product

I

MONTREAL (CP)-Federal dc- partmerit f agriculture quotations:

Eggs: rec cases. extra large 4142; large 40! medium 30; small 32:13 32; C13. Receipts Nil. Butter: Wholesale 61-6115; cur- rent receipts Que. 0050; first grade creamery print job price 62-03. Re- ceipts: Nil. - Cheese: Ontario. white :0, colored 30Va, f.o.b. factory; Quebec white 2954, colored 30; f.o.b. Montreal: wholesale Ontario white 311k; coi- ored 311A; wholesale Quebec white 30Vs; colored 31. Receipts: Nil. No. 1 potatoes: P.E.l. 753 2.10- 2.215: P.E.I. 50 1.30-1.35; Que. new . B. new white 75: 1.85-1.95; N. B. 505 1.20-1.25; N. B. 28-00; Maine 508 1.20-1.25.

N. Y. Stocks

NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market was lower Monday with the moderate fall featured by a rally in the railroads. New York Central closed up 2 at'33. . The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell 31.10 at 3152.30. Volume n m ounted to 2,070,000 shares. . ' ' '

Benguet. Consolidated Mining was the days most active issue for. the fourth straight session un- changed al. Hi. Pennsylvania rail- road was second up V4 at 2410. Among higher stocks were New Haven Railroad. Nickel Plate. Am- erican T o b a c c 0, Electric and M u sic al Industries, Bethlehem Steel, Goodrich, Caterpillar Trac- tor and Panhandle 011.

Lower were Atlantic Coast Line, Southern Railway. Baltimore and Ohio. Kern County Land. U. S. Gypsum. American Telephone. In- ternational Telephone. Homestaire Mining. Union Carbide. Westing- house Electric. U. 3. Steel. Gen- eral Motors, Chrysler, Goodyear, Boeing, United Aircraft, Radio Cap. and Zenith Rsdioi

Lower Canadian stocks included Mclntyre. off 9'4. Hiram Walker. off 1,5 .Dome Mines. down :50. and Canadian Pacific and Distillers Seagram. both casing 34.

On the American stock exchange Giant Yellowknife advanced '4. Lake Shore and Royaliie Oil each dropped

What stocks did:

Advances Declines Unchanged

Total issues Beth Steel Borg Warner . Ches and Ohio Con Edison . . El Auto 1. Gen 1-Iiec .

Gt N Kenn:-cott .. Mntgmry W

..Y Cntrsl Radio Corp

Montreal Stocks

MONTREAL (OP) - Gains were in the majority in moderate trul- lng at the class of the stock mar- ket Monday.

Fordigained 2 1-2 at IN and gypsum at M was 3 points strong- er. Canada Cement at 141 1-2 and Noranda at 02 each improved 1 1-2 while -Stelco and Argus wars a point better at u and 2116 rs- spectivaly. Quarter-point. improve- ments were rcgistsrod by Bell st 00. B. A. 011 at 116 and Bhs.wini- gun at 03. -

Aluminium lost 1 1-! at 71 1-2 and Mccoll dipped a point. at :6. ca'iso1ldated Papa: at 00 1-3 and Hudson Bay st I0 1-: were duh

1-2 easier. while Howard smith moved off' 1,4. Lorsdo at 04.25 improved 20

cents whlls' last Sullivan at 35.10 dipped 30 cents in a. mixed mine section. Wesurn oils were trend- less in a narrow range. Industrial volume was 41,000 .300.

Chovrier, president of the at. Law. ”""" A

1054

Mositrealr industrial! and papers

NEW voax (cm - The Cana-

TS " and

H

l 0 Toronto Stocks

market biased a narrow trail to s record high Monday in I last-hour buying spree. - i

Golds and base metals estab- lished records of their own earlier .in the session. The. indexes of both. groups touched 1954 highs although they closed a little under their best. .

Noranda featured base metals with a 01 gain and Falconbridge touched 824.75. Sylvsnite touched 82.00 and closed with a Z-cent gain among golds and Tech- I-lughes touched 54:50. , some low-priced mines moved well up. Meta touched 31.09 and gained 11 cents on the day. Pron- to climhed N cents. Highs for 1nd year went to s

I. of . .

HNAN.CE,.

'roaoN1'o,-. (ca) - -hi. stock

Tuesdiyrfboil- as." inst,

large V y. , is incligding. National Exploration. NQSIB. New Morrison. New Thur- bois. Norpax and Purdy 'Mica. Ventures touched 321 on 8. 31.62 U2 gain. ' lalas Block 1 Z300 Aed Ursa 1000 Acme Gpl aooo

XIII law Clan ll 11 11

72:0 Albannont 1000 Albsr VII 560 Algom

16500 Aurnaqul IIIO Aunor 000 Alllsbons 3001 Bagmu 2000 any 801 A

300 as f 12600 Barnat 3900 Bsrue 1340 Bar. War

00 Bath 100 Bath Mining 5!: 8 Duo:

300 Bcaucu 3300 Belclier , 1500 Bellcakeno 1000 Bet Gm 1000 Becourt 3500 Bihis 4000 Bontllo

10000 Boymar

1400 Brunhurst 2000 Brunaman 0010 Brunston 350 Brunswick 7400 Buckles 4000 Buffadlsol

2955 Cmp R1.

60000 011 Lands MN Cdn Ad OH 2520 Cdn ll Oil

2." 4000

l c Hslllwall Con Howdy

2000 Con Nleh 33257 C Norllllnn" 3000 C Ranwk 1100 C Koch 4143 Cap MII 500 Coulu

I000 Fargo

W0 Fed Kirk

1100 Fed Pall 21310 Fcnlmoro D35 Froblshll

1700 do wts 1100 tlaltwla ' 30

Good 100 Gen Path 1 A

-iiiiiiiiziz .-?ggE;g1Eir:g;:

. 333 c, 3 3-. .csl

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I300 mass 1 ' , Q 110 C INN Lush 10 17 1710 am ..auoust I g In 0 '3: 1..."-, :. -2 an SIDO iuixllldl ll 11 1) 5800 Lib Pot I80 an 8 Oil ll: ”' ” .651 7.. '0. ISM L Pll I I I 00000 lando I30 015 (D I500 Mule! 17 . 17 ll LII) 0.110111 00 00 1000 Macssu 100 1 110 lllcdonald 1! 0 I 0! SW Maclia 13 ll 1) S030 Mar.-kno 01 01 I7 9100 Macleod 100 170 110 1300 Madlal 100 III III 0500 Magnet ' lb 9 in 100 Malartll: 170 170 110 100 Maneast Ural 8010 II 80 Man ISVI 13 I0 0000 Mrbanor 10 I0 10 I000 Marsold so at; us; 1 M Is as m 1000, Martin W. 11,5 1;; 1000 Marwsyno I1 11 I.) III! Maybrua 10 no 10 0100 Mcksaxie it 3 i 10500 17 10 I0 400 M10”! WI 700 170 ll Mu-rill Pole 01! I” 7 010 301150 Meta Urln . 109 I 1& Mid so . as :1 1000 Mill City I! 81 II 104 110 130 01:6 0 I 10Vs 1850 1050 4035' MM 4IVs N0 100 100 M 70 I0 1! 10 109i 100 101 III 1.0 10 10 INA 37 UV: 11! 11!

10 1075 New Dickol 260 I05 WI IN!) N Harri fl 8 H 500 N H1 10 ll 14

Ill 1500 New Jason

27015 N Mylamqul

InStoc Swindle

COULD EXPQESS MY ESTEEM

K FOR sou!

7500 New Non I 4 4 7000 Newnortis 0 756 M C h d vooo N Ryan at 101i an 93 a T fgio Ll ssenntnr 10 :4 ll llPGl'l0I' W Ill Ill . 20.750 N... 1...... .0 3.; .0 George Caldough (left) and William Brady, both of

:90... 0'.;'"l,m"' 13;... "gut 13; Toronto, are charged with conspiracy, fraud and illegal use

700 girls-ins . an 220 no of the mails in connection with an alleged 0341.000 oil 6000 Isle 91.6 711: 0'1; - . . .

iggmor-n-ii :2 at stock swindle. Two of five Canadians charged in the case. 5 or iii 1 17 11 M. Nmglm. I 9610 10 they were freed on ball of 06,000 each (CPpPhoto).

700 Llormtl .110 305 S05 ' 70766 orpau 28 2.1 25V: 500 Pros Air '

400 N c on. 405 425 42: 70500 pin-ay Mm ,3 :3 algae ”3.?o”sif.iE...?.”” "io;s,.75fg:g 7'31. mo Nor lnca nu. s. an izo Pronto wts no no no ism Sud Coat 43 41 4

600 N Rankin 40 40 40 5100 On Coltib I M10 I 9135 sullin 350 no 53 3000 Nudulama MM :3 as soon on Cop 102 in no son: Surf Inlet 11 10 . zooo Obask w. an an inn on .Met sos no no imoo Sylnitc no no .3 ms Obrien so so so moo cu Nickel its MI iu s '1'ck rings as in no 4000 ogsma lo 910 10 14100 dues srv. aw. I7 I70 Tax Cl no in 1 3500 Ole"! 8 2! I 300 Quomont IN I398 I096 Thom Lund is 2700 Ont P.vr 10.1 100 100 3300 Rdlorc 01 N I 1500 Tornhlll u 3 15075 npemiak no am 380 (I00 Ryrorlr 77 7! 77 000 Trns Emp zoo 192 195 7600 Par East 16 Illa 15 I500 Rad Popis 1016 15 1.0 Trill r 32 31 31

500 Pu: P-to 1214 ml: live 3000 llaaf Pets 055 I I 4108 Tim: C 3: mag 33 1000 Plmour as as 200 Mon no 141 Ill True 1 u 33 3. 2100 Pa West as or in I000 ltegcoiu-t 511 I lit I00 Trend no 10 in no moo Psrhec as is am too Rs-abia ass no no um Irid on us 45

mo Park min m an 5 11100 iuxspr so as 70 -ru gm, go new Pthfinder 44 41v. ms ism mo Prdo as as rm iisoou Mlnin 3 3

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500 Pm oils 111 111 111 5500 Roy silos (96 (Va at 10000 U” or in in 1; mo Petrnl so as as soo Sn at an :11 xi: new Vantisrs :1 in 3 mo Pick Crow ' us in in moo smi am sons :1 son visour on on an. .1500 Pioneer an an ssi i sppiiin . - no us no .1439 V1.1... . 1,, 1,, ,.' saooo Pitch on as on ma Scurry an in 100 its us Wits Ans use an

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600 Prairie Oil 220 I10 210 500 Stdcon 5 I5 I W Nautq 1' 19 nu 3300 Preston .; 015 500 610 413! Sin 0! 53 II 4000 Willroy. no no 3

000 Pronto Url S00 550 560 7000 Steele! I10 I I 25000 Wilrlch 40 so 4!

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