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5 PAGE FOURTEEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE MONDAY, JULY 5, 1948 TAD SECTION <7 BUSINESS - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY 1--Auditors HOPKINS, CERTIFIED GEN- : aay, 24 Aleg Bldg., Xing Articles for Bale .. 36 | Female Help Articles Wanted .. 37 Agents Wanted ... 40 INDEX TO WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS Auditors .....eeeee Aulomobiles For Sale cesessses Automobiles wanted ......... 33 A irs 18 eral St. East. Phone 2127. countant and auditor. (Augl) 2---Barristers Auction Sale ...... 6 Barristers ......ee. Trades ,,. 11 RBulldl LOUIS 8 HYMAN, ETC. Hoa Ce ne, Bs North. Phone lence 305 Bgl) AL- ANT & ANNIS, BARRIS Goma Annis, K.C., 7% Simcoe Street South. Phone 4, Residence 769. (Augl) w. GREER, K.C.. BARRISTER, Souetior etc., 6 King Street East. Phone 31 3514. 60. Pr partner WC. Pollard, K.C.. Usbdge: Ont. Augl) GRIERSON, CREIGHTON & as barristers, etc. Bank of Commerce Building. (Augl) R. D. HUMPHREYS, K.C.. BARRISTER, itor, etc. St. West. Blichun ones 814; residence ko Money to loan. JAMES R. MacBRIEN, PABRISTER and Solicitor. Suite 201, 70 King East, Genosha Hotel, Phone 837. (Augl) MANGAN, K.C.,' BARRIS- oicite Money to loan. Office g St. East, Oshawa. Phone Res, Phone 837. (Augl) ERNEST MARKS, BARRISTER, SOLI- citor, 11 King E. Room 2. Phones Office 55. Bo denice 3687R. (Augl) A. J. PAREHILL AND J. A. YANCH, Barristers. Mortgage loans, National Housing Act loans. 26 Simcoe North. Phone 16J4. Res. 1975.1. (A MANNING F. SWARTZ, BARRISTER. Solicitar, Notary. Money to loan. Bas- sett Block, suite No. 4. Phone 282. Res. 287TW. (Augl) 3a--Physicians and Surgeons DR. BAPTY, SURGEON, 153 KING ST. ng Oshawa. Phone 3832. Hous eleven to twelve and (except Wed and Sat.), 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. (Augl) 4--Chiropractors EH E W. BROWNLEE, DOCTOR OF Chiropractic. Electric Treatments. Free consultation. 15 Simcoe North. Phone 869. (Jul22) i iis . H. TUCK, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, 5 "to 12, 2 0 $ and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings, 7 to 9. Phone 1516. (Augl) JURY AND LOVELL--OFFICE HOURS: ® am. to 6 pm. Wednesday 9 to 1. A, E Johnson, Optometrist. Bacne 28 (Augl) 6--Insurance PEACOCK'S INSURANCE SERVICE Consult us for any of your insurance needs. All classes of insurance includ- ing life. 2% a Street East, phone 5400. Res (Augl) Vor as DR. E. WEBSTER, small animal surgery. 8t. W. Phone 2010. 9--Money To Loan CLIENTS' MONIES AVAILABLE FOR first mortgages. Apply . Bwartz, Barrister. Bassett Block, suite No. 4. 'Telephone 282. (Augl) 10--Instruction LARGE AND 101 Richmond (Augl) Business Oppos- tunities ......... 20 iness Be aities anted. 21 4 Dentists .. 3 Dri . 18 Smiployiien seesssece 81 CLASSIFIED ONE INSERTION .... TWO. CONSECUT] Lost and Found .. Legal Notices ..... Optometrists ...... VE THREE CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS . . EACH ADDITIONAL CONSECUTIVE INSERTION .... rders for consecutive insertions Above rates apply only to original 2 gs Peta and Livestock 34 Rad Repairs .... 17p Real Estate Agents 19 Real Estate For sersescscece 25 Rea! Estate cessssese 38 ceeese 308 eee 1 . 23 31 . 3 Veterinarians . Women's Column Wanted to Rent .. Wearing Apparel . AD RATES 20 1.00 £5 = 0% t a lates i $5.00 per month for full word. All Classified Advertisements before publication. Office hours: and 20 words or Lan 20c additional for all 'words over 30. Each letter, abbreviation, $ and ¢ sign, figure count as «» ua Jo Box charged 10c additional. MUST be in by 6 pm. the day Daily 8-6 Saturday 8-5. 36--Articles for Sale 2 PAINTED SIDEBOARDS, KITCHEN cabinet, 4-burner C.G.E. Hotpoint. Apply 37 Warren Avenue, (156¢) CEDAR POSTS AND POLES. ANY quantity delivered. Phone 1962W. (Aug5) IND-HAND LUMBER, 2' x 8, SECO! 2' x 6, 2' x 4', for sale. Phone 1558W. Gravel oF sand. (1521) GUARANTEED VENETIAN BLINDS, 12 different colors. Flexalum steel or wood, Made to measure for any win- dow. Free estimates and instaziations. Met-Wo Industries Limited. J. we Mel- ley. Phone 4101. Aug.2) 2) QUANTITY. OF No.2 SOE $1.75 Ps bag. Cecil Collins, R.R, 8 4] ul8) SUNBEAM MIXMASTERS AND SUN- beam "Ironmaster'" automatic irons, available for immediate delivery. Terms if desired. ih 's, 92 Simcoe St. N., and 5 Kin A fil WOOD'S AUTOMATIC MILK COOLE! used only three months. Phone 13605: uly PLAST-I-GLOSS, WONDER FLOO! finish, no wax, no polishing, dries one hour. Free delivery. Associated Services. 23 Bond West. Phone 4538W. (Julyl0) AWNINGS, ONLY LIMITED SUPPLY available. Order now. Chairs and tables for rept. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe N., Oshawil. (Aug4) CABIN TRAILER Good condition. Apply 136 Simcoe St. S. (154t1) 22--L ost and Found LOST: WILL THE PARTY OR PERSON who found a sum of money last Tues- day night please call at 419 Albert Street, as it is badly needed. Liberal reward. (154c) LOST. LADY'S BROWN BAG, WIDE shoulder strap, personal contents, re- ward, vicinity Four Corners, about 4 o'clock, leave at Times-Gagzette. (155b) LOST: MAN'S BLACK WALLET, CON- taining valuable papers, car license and ownership card. nder please return to Walter Biggs, Brooklin, Reward. 56¢) 23--Women's Column \32--Automobiles for Sale 0 MODEL A FORD, GOOD CONDI- tion. Apply Vigor Oil Sano On Road. 5¢) $175--'31 DURANT SEDAN. HEATER; recently overhauled, in really ood shape. 1 Glen Road, Lakeview ar- dens. (1568) , CUT, DELIVERED. CEDAR any length, delivered. Phone (July12) STEEL NENETIAN BLINDS, 55¢ PER so. Measured and installed. George Reld, Phone 2104, 65 Bond West. (Jul26) SOFT WOOD SLABS $13.; HARDWOOD slabs, $16. per cord, stove lengths. Phone 2135W re Brookiin 87R4. (Julyl2) WOOD, posts, 903J. '35 OLDS SEDAN, EXCELLENT CON- dition, very good tires, Apply 1084 Simcoe Street South. (1562) '30 CHEV. MASTER SEDAN, EXCEL- lent condition throughout. Heater, fog lamp. 70 McLaughlin Blvd. (156c) '37 CHEV. COACH, BEST OFFER, 174 Mary Street, between 5 and 7. (156¢) CHARIS--FOR SPRING FASHION IN expert fitting, In girdles. corselettes and brassipiés. Phone Bl T, 2594W. (Julll) 24--Personal CRESS CALLOUS SALVE HAS CON- sistently given sure Jehief, Your drug- gist sells the best and 'Ci (Juls, 8A E20, Sept13) GLENCAIRN TEA ROOM 2 miles west of Pickering, on No, 2 Highway. LUNCHEONS--AFTERNOON TEA--RE- SERVATIONS FOR CHICKEN DINNER. PHONE PICKERING 35r12 DAY BEFORE. (154¢) 25--Real Estate For Sale 5-ROOM 1!5-STOREY pRICE VENEER. All conveniences. Central, Phone 4663M. Apply 41 LONE (156¢) 7-ROOM_ BRICK HOUSE, HARDWOOD floors. 225 Beatty Avemue. Apply 300 Currie Avenue. (156a) 5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. ALL conveniences, Large lot. Apply 174 Burk Street. (155¢) PRE-FALL TERM COMMENCES TUES- day, August 3. All commercial sublecis + Comptometer. School cl uring July. Oshawa Business College, 18 Sim- coe North. Phone 1314W. (Jull3tf) 11--Building Trades FOR PLASTERING AND STUCCO work phone 4117M, Free estimate, 3) ug. PLASTERING AND REPAIRS; ALSO cement work. Walks, basement floors, stoops. Free estimate. Phone é: C. Woods, 3870J3. 152¢) CITY-WIDE CONTRACTORS SPECIAL- izing in roofing. Asphalt shingles, hot and cold built-up roofing. Exterior painting and chimneys built and re- paired. Phone 4392J, Free ssumates 9 uly9) ACME PAINTING AND DECORATING. 1aterlon exterior painting, paperhang- ing, steam stripping, wallpaper samples. Phone 4617J. (J uly4) ALEX VAJDA, BUILDER, CONTRAC- tor, alterations, carpenter work. 481 Drew Street. Phone 4117W sitet 3.15 ull3) NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE, BRICK, OWNER built. Hot water heating, Storey-and- a-half, Southern section. Apply 98 Ca- dillac South. (153d) IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 8-room house, full cellar, oil furnace, including «+ beautifully appointed bathroom and kitchen. Also garage and spacious lawns, fronting on Lake Scugog. APPLY BOX 723 TIMES-GAZETTE (154¢) 26--Real Estate Wanted 8AND; GRAVEL, FILL, LOAM, DUMP trucks, excavating, bulldozer. Prompt, reliable service. F. Essery. Phone 3470. (Jul22) , CINDERS, GRAVEL, SAND, cement work. Dump, stake truck, forms and mixer for hire. Phone aise. (Ju 12--Personal Services . A. VON GUNTEN, EXPERT SWISS watchmaker. Repair shop at 46 King Your patronage oti TAILORS, EXPERIENCED CRAPFTS- man. R. Snape 24 King 8t. W. 2nd. floor. Phone 5085W. (July 1) 6-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW OR CAPE '38 WILLYS COUPE. NEW PAINT. Cheap. Phone 2852R. 324 French 8t. 54c) SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY 50 Cars to Choose From Liberal Terms and Allowances BELMONT MOTORS 137 KING WEST PHONE 4808 (154t1) 33--Automobiles Wanted Cash FOR YOUR CAR! BRAMLEY otor Bales, 1271 Simcoe Street North. Phone 4695W. (Jul3) 34--Pets and Livestock DOGS BOARDED BY DAY OR WEEK. Twin Birch Kennels, Phone Whitby 839. (Aug.2) 8 WEEKS Phone 743. (156a) COLLIE PUPS, 4-WK. OLD: MALE, $4; female, $3. Apply 1024 Lakeview Gar- dens, Oshawa. (1521) WISH TO DISPOSE OF SEVERAL RE- gistered cocker spaniels at once. Rea- sonable. We also trim, bath, board di Waubena Kennels, 1 mile west of Osh- awa On new highwa; y. (Julll) 35--Wearing Apparel WE BUY AND SELL USED C COCKER SPANIEL PUP, old; light brown, for sale. . Sam Schwartz. (AugT) 36--Articles for Sale 1/3 HP, MOTOR WITH CIRCULAR saw, jigsaw, sander, Phone 4344J. Most reasonable offer. (155¢) 3-BURNER GASOLINE STOVE WITH back. New condition. Apply 604 Mont- rave Ave. (155¢) Cod required for August Will pay up to $10,000. All replies xe pt confidential. Principals only. Times-Gazette. 1550) T8' HOUSES WANTED FOR vn list your property today, and get uley, Realtor--150 Division (152¢) tion. W. McA . Phone 3510M anytime. 2y--Rooms for Rent LUMBER, 2 X 6, FOR SALE, APPLY 155 Central Park Blvd. (155b) GOOD QUALITY 9-PIECE DINING- room suite, duco finish, custom built buffet, genuine leather cHair seats, ing, Marshall mattress. ess, single springmat- tress, roller skates, Phone 2170W. el FURNISHED ROOM, YOUNG GENTLE- man preferred, (upstairs apartment). 214 Bloor St. E (155b) FOUR ROOMS, OUTSIDE CONVENI- ences, adults only, 444 Centre St., near Oshawa Laundry. (1 55b) 13--Nursing Service ACCOMMODATION, CONVALESCENT or elderly people; tray service. 98 Athol Street East. 1671W. (Julls) 14--Household Repairs ONE LARGE FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished room, central, near Motors. Phone 4621J. (155¢) BED-SITTING ROOM, NICELY FUR- nished. Continuous hot water. Very central, No light housekeeping. Phote 1068W. (154c) ONE SINGLE BED, COMPLETE, e 4426J. Ris EXTRA im NTIQUE WHAT NOT: iano and electric rangette. Apply 2! illiam St. East after 5 o'clock. (iss) RED COCKER SPANIEL, 7 MONTHS old. Fishing rod and reel. Phone ii 558. DAVENPORT BED, NEW---VENETIAN blinds for bay--3-piate naphtha stove-- 2-plate coal oll stove--Quebec heater with oven--curtainstretchers--ash si ter--folding steel cots--roll synthetic rubber Adoring 8 new screen doors-- ron stalrway--2 la steel CHESTERFIELDS, REBUILT, RECO- vered. Like new. Why pay more? Our rates are reasonable. Satisfaction guar- anteed, Phone 5280W nights, 3344 days. (Aug.3tf.) FURNITURE REPAIRED AND RE- upholstered. See materials for recovering. Bruce R. Dalton, 75 Charles. Phone 401. (Jul8) 17--Radio Repairs REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES OF RADIOS. Wilson & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone 2388. (Aug2) 18--Automobile Repairs MOREY"S GARAGE, CORNER. VERDUN a produ ge RR pec. ng, re- building knee action. Phone oF. 20--Business Opportunities LUN COUNTER AND TOBACCO store, 154 William St. E. Good location. Building lease, Living accommodations, 5-room apartment. oe for selling given to those interested. (154c) $6,200 Cigar store, billiard parlor, soft drinks. 500d equipment, This is an excel- fine profit - making business. established. Good lease. Owner has good reason for selling. Terms given, $12,500 Neighborhood grocery store of lon standing, well equipped, showing good turnover. xcellent living quarters. Owner retiring from business, Terms given. First time advertised, so act quickly. Sorry, no phone information. W. E. HOLMES 19 ONTARIO STREET um Office 328 (156b) FURNI privileges. Gladsto SHED ROOM WITH KIT Call between 10 and 2, 26 ne. Ww, (_(156¢c) FURNIS! BEDROOM. CONTINUOUS hot water. Suitable for couple or one gentleman. Phone 4913W. (154c) y e oe cottage at Corbetts Pon. . a) WESTINGHOUSE GAS ENGINE WASH- ing machines, using Johnson Iron- horse engine, latest model. Meagher's, 5 King West. (Aug.3) 29a--For Rent COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 16 x 18 cabin, in Dagmar, near lake. Thirty minutes from Oshawa. Phone Brooklin 15-r-2. (154b) 3-ROOM COTTAGE, LAKE 8CUGOG, by the week. Phone 4935J. (153¢c) STORE, 15° X 40', ON MAIN STREET Apply 43 Richmond West. (153¢c) 29b--Summer Resorts FURNISHED CABIN TO RENT Corbett's Point. Phone 1790 or oo (156¢ COTTAGE FOR RENT, PETER, district. Good beach, July 3 to momo last of August. Phone 3407; evenings, 3274W. Fri,Mon.) COTTAGES, TRENT electric, es, good fishing, 'k-end visitors in Ww. G. Musas, 156¢) 31--Wanted to Rent MURRAY'S private home. Write LEFT-HANDED LADIES' GOLF CLUBS. Phone 3691W. (155a) GE. MOTOR, NEW. Phone 2798J. (155b) NEW 5 HP. 7a ORNEON OUTBOARD motor. Phone 7 (155b) REMINGTON - 2 AD TYPEWRITER, almost new. Apply 419 Albert Breet. ) 2 HP, LIKE FINDLAY COAL AND GAS COMBINA- tion, high oven, $40. 226 Albert iB ) (154c COAL OIL STOVE, GOOD CONDITION, like new. Phone 4879J. 294 Vimy Ave HARDWOOD FACTORY CUTTINGS, $5 or $3 lots delivered, also cinders. Phone 3288J, (154c) A COMPLETE STOCK OF WRINGER rolls and belts for all makes of wash- ers. Jack Biddulph. 68 Simcoe St. N. Phone 3800W. (Jul25tf) ALL KINDS OF FANS AT CHRISTIAN'S (Jun30-Jull4) Baby Week EET BRADLEY'S Only Location 38-40 KING ST. W. PLAY PENS . HIGH CHAIRS: With metal tram .. ROCKERS ........4s STROLLERS COMMODE CHAIRS . TODDLE CARTS DOLL PRAMS WAGONS ... KINDERGARTEN SETS .... $3.49 BASSINETTES Complete . SIMMONS CRIBS Complete BRADLEY'S 38-40 KING ST. W. PHONE 271. 37--Articles Wanted RAFTING BOARD, APPROX. 3' x 4. Phong 1371J. (156¢) GOOD USED FURNITURE WANTED, ice boxes, cook stoves and heaters. 56 King West. 3326. (Aug5) HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR PAPER, rags, mattresses, iron and metals. Local and out of town calls Sion up free. Phone 635, Cedardale Iron and Metals, 100 Annis St. East of C.NR. Station. (Aug2) PIANOS WANTED FOR CASH. WILSON & Lee, 79 Simcoe North. Phone 2388. (Juld0) SPOT CASH PAID FOR GOOD USED furniture, ice box, Quebec heater, cook stoves. 24 Bond West. Phone Soe. 38--Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER FOR motherless home. State age and wages. Box 721, Times-Gazette. (154e) 39--Male Help Wana TWO DRIVERS, YEARS O must be good i] reliable. Times-Gazette. (154c) REPAIRING IGHTS, RANGETTES, ranges, all household electrical appli- ances. Frank Snudden, Phone & is (155¢) OVER, "Box, 725, .MAN WANTED--FOR RAWLEIGH BUS- iness. No experience or capital neces- sary. Sales easy to make and profits large. Start Jmmediately. Write Raw. leigh / Dept. 'ML-G-310-190, Mon Que, (July2,5,9,12, 16,19, 73. % kr INGLIS LASS LINED ,CTRIC water heaters. Fully automatic. Imme- diate delivery. Colvin Electric, 339 Simcoe South. Phone 1092. (July15) GIRLS @&ICYCLES, USED AND RE- built, rices reasonable, Kingsway Cycle, 595 King W. No phone Informa: tion please. 54t1) 41--Employment Wanted PART-TIME WORK IN EVE- pms, after 6 p.m. Phone 1063, ster p.m 156a) Business Manager SMALL HOUSE OR APARTMENT BY accountant and wife. Phone 699J or SMALL KITCHEN N STOVE, o con ditfon. Phone 56a) write Box 720, Times-G (156¢) YOUNG COUPLE WITH BABY WANT 3-room Sparment or small house. Phone 2368J (1851) LARGE FIRM REQUIRES HOUSE OR apartment for salesman and family. fgent need for reliable tenants. Mr, Holloway, phone 2420. (156¢) 32--Automobiles for Sale 1939 CONVERTIBLE, 5-PASSENGER coupe. Ready for the road. Chea; for cash, Consider trade. 528 Dundas ) Whitby, side entrance. (155¢) '35 OLDS. COACH, $425 OR BEST OF- fer. 280 Bloor West, (155¢) 12-FOOT er Ton boat, complete with' motor. Phone 4684W. (156¢) COAL OIL Show WITH OVEN. Phone 3076W, 'after (156a) 3-BURNER COAL a STOVE, GOOD cream 1. Phone 379W2, after 7 ee (156b) INLAID PRINTED LINOLEUM, felt base Mooring in two and three- yard widths. it base rugs tn all sizes. Bradley tase Co., 40 Tone Street West. (156t1) RCA VICTOR CONSOLE ul tion radio, 10 record automatic chan So) Bradley's, 38-40 King West. (1 bl energetic, married man, 26. Capable' of managing your business. 8ix years bookkeeping and general office experience. Fast typist plus the ability and appearance to meet the public. Highest references. BOX 728, TIMES-GAZETTE (156a) 41a--Lawn Mower Service LAWNMOWERS AND GARDEN TOOLS sharpened by experts. Pickup and deli- very, 1 day service. Victor's Sports and Cycle. Phone 918. (July3) LAWN MOWERS GROUND AND _ RE- aired. Shears, etc. sharpened. Work 4 aranteed. A. W. Simmons, 95 Patricia Phone 5 68. (Jui23) R | Mr. Godbout spoke in St, Jerome, CHROME SWINGS ...... $12.89] $13.95 M.P.'s Told To Stay Away By Duplessis Montreal, July 5--(CP)--Premier Maurice Duplessis Sunday told Fed- eral Members of Parliament to stay out of the Quebec elections. Liber- al Leader Adelard Godbout said Quebec will grow up with the whole of Canada. Both were campaigning for the July 28 Provincial elections. Mr, Duplessis, leading the fight for re-election of his Union Nation- ale administration, spoke in the to- bacco-growing district of Joliette, along with Labor Minister Barrette, Terrebonne County, The premier said Federal mem- bers should stay out of the provin- cial campaign because "they have enough in Ottawa to keep them busy." "They should see abolt bringing down the Federal income tax which |' is ruinous to everyone," he added. Mr. Duplessis also indicated that his government would oppose agree- ment with Ottawa on a National Health Plan, "We want our health policy to be directed by Quebec," he said. Speaking on the same platform, Mr. Barrette claimed that farmers and workers, through the Federal income tax, would be paying "for years to come for a $160,000,000 loan to Soviet Russia and gifts to Cecho- slovakia." He charged that the Fed- eral Government received a "sur- rlus" of $130,000,000 a year on Que- bec's unemployment insurance con- tributions. In St. Jerome, Mr, Godbout said 43--Auction Sales Auction Sale, Wednesday, July 7, of household furnishings, chesterfield suites, bedroom suites, dining-room suites, electric stove, and many other items, the property of J. I. Stewart, (the former Barker home), Pickering Village. Sale at 1 p.m. Terms, Wm. Maw, Aucioneer; Joey | Mr. Duplessis had no right to refuse a financial agreement with the Fed- eral Government. "Ottawa offers $65,000,000 which are collected in Quebec as else- where," he said, "and it is your money which Duplessis refuses to accept." The Liberal leader promised that if his party were elected, he would reaclh an agreement with Ottawa. But it would be an agreement res- pecting provincial rights in matters of education, labor and civil code. Mr, Godbout said "Duplessis is the best Communist propagandist in Quebec when he tries to make be- lieve that all those who do not think as he does are Communists, and by refusing to hear the just claims of the workers." Speaking in support of Youth Minister Sauve, Paul Beaulieu, Min- ister of Trade and Commerce, charg- ed at a Union Nationale rally in Ste. Eustache that the Liberal party "was going to sell the province to the Federal government. He said the Dominion offered Quebec $65,000,000 for taxes. which had a maximum yield of $500,000,- Strike Feared In U.S. Soft Coal 'Captive' Mines Washington, July 5--(AP) -- All signs pointed today to a soft coal strike in mines owned by the coun- try's steel companies. Annual vacation of nearly 400,000 soft coal miners ends at midnight tonight, but the 40,000 employed in the so-called "captive" steel com- pany mines were not expected to go back to work without a contract. The steel industry balked at giv- ing John L. Lewis and his United Mine Workers the union shop ar- rangement signed by the commercial coal industry. The mine-owning steel mills said they were willing to €o along with other contract provis- ions -- a dollar-a-day pay increase and doubling of the miners' 1947 10-cents-a-ton welfare fund royalty. Government lawyers indicated they will wait for a strike to develop before making any court move to stop it. The commercial coal industry agreed to a union shop provision in the face of a Taft-Hartley provision that workers must give their prior consent in a National Labor Rela- tions Board election. Lewis is barred from calling for such an election. This is because he has refused to sign a non-Commu- nist affidavit required by the law before a union can use N.L.R.B. machinery. Another step the government might take is seizure of the '"cap- tive" mines. This could be done un- der the new draft law before of the effect of a further steel shortage o; defence production, although Presi- dent Truman said last week he planned no such move. DREW BACK IN ENGLAND | London, July 5 (CP).--Premier Drew of Ontario and Mrs. Drew res turned Sunday night from a holiday on the continent." They expect to return to Canada by air July 9. PLANER Bandsaws - shafting). Jointer--12-inch. mac Hand trucks--3 wheel. Toronto Orchard 4491 For Sale -- Machines in Good Working Order: Surface Planer--36-inch, single head (with or without Saw--treadle operated cut off with motor. Saws--3 only, 8-inch swing cut off with motors. Tennoner--capacity 4-inch tennon. Bailing Press--Climax--Style No. 4, (Motors on above How are 60-cycle 550 volts). Motor--10 h.p.--550 volts single phase 60 cycle. Motor--10 h.p.--550 volts 3 phase 60 cycle. Motor-->5 h.p.--550 volts 3 phase 25 cycle. Bandsaw--12" radius with 25 cycle 110-volt motor. Boat--14-foot, VEE bottom skiff. SAWS Jointer Etc. PRICE YARDS Ltd. 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