WEDNESDAY

Forster ll.I. Man Appointed Official of Western Fair Assoc.

1,oN1)oN., 0nt., Jan. '1 -(CF) -A former Saint. John, N.B.. bu!- uu. mun, Arnold 1-l. Crowther. 5” been appointed secretary and aaistant treasurer of the Western Fslr Association. ,

Hi, gppointmeflt to the newly- created post was announced to- dgy by Walter H. Jackson. Gen- erll Manager. who said the new pggiuon was part. of re-nrganiu- um promoted by the great ex-

pansion of the Western Fair since World War two. I Mr. Crowther served at Saint

John as an accountant and was a former vice-president of saint John Junior Chamber of Com- meme, former member of Slint John Y's Men's Club and OthBr Y.M.C.A, organizations.

Covered Bridge No Longer covered

KENTVILLE, N5, Jan. I - iCPy- The ll1StOl'iC 80-iicarrold covered bl'.(iS0 0' mm'b.V A)'0”' port is no Iongcr covered.

The mo! and top were removed to cut down on wxnd resistance and alt.!mugh considerable re-p pair work has been done trafiic has been restricted to passenger; cars. 1

Other vehicles have to make si detour and it :s rumored that a Qempora;-y b:-,dgr-Eposssblv of the Bajleytvpo-rrn.v be built. noarthe covered strurture.

.TIlRIi TIMBER IIITO CRSII With a Friclt sawmill. Four sizes. 0" portable. 1 Fast. accurate cutting: profitable to oereie. Get Cat 75- Deslers wanted.

T, GET IN THE SCRAP - WITH YOUR SCRAP l

Highest cash prices paid for all types of scrap . metal. A pound of scrap metal is a. pound of defence.

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Arc Pnylttg for ('nr Batteries 52.7.3 Each.

MAURICE BLOCK & C0. 158 Kent St. Phone 2208

ithange icost considerable sums.

ischool board duties here in iirom iFImzlaild. schools in the city. Now there are inbout 65. IBranton's work.

I supreme ;h:n,zed Monday on a decision by it-hie: justice Sir Albert Walsh on plT5 doubtful ballot papers. There

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Mascot Had Narrow Escape

OITAWA. Jsn. - (CP) - e dog known as "P0. Wren Alic " the No. 1 canine mascot aboard the Canadian destroyer "Cayuga" serving of! Korea. had I close brush with death.

Naval headquarters told the story of how Alice developed a habit of Jumping from her own ship to the tanker during re-iuel- llng operations. But in one such Jump the dog slipped on a spot. of oil aboard the tanker and found herself in the narrow strip of wat- or between the two vessels.

ll..eadlng Seaman James A. 'ryer of Vancouver. who had been car- ing for Alice for months. feared she would be squeezed between the two ships and called for a gun to shoot the dog.

The destroyer captain. Com- mander James Flower, instead is- sued the order to "clear lower

decks. Rescue Alice between ships." , The ropes were slackened and

hear-off spars were put into play between the destroyer end the tanker. Able Seaman Norman Nel- son of Vancouver then swung down a rope and rescued the Cayuga's pet.

Newer Schools More Flexible

CALGARY. Jan.--(CP)-One of the tragedies of this continent that the older schools were built "too we'.l," in the opinion of W. A. Branton. completing his soth year as Calgary School Board Architect and Building Inspector.

”'I'he older schools have become obsolete when actually their stone

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Aluminum Building New" City Of 50,000 People In Mountain Wilderness Of Canadian Pacific

4... rns under mountains

FIRST POWER. THEN ALUMINUM: Not. a. sudden discovery of ore, but an lee-free port and plenty

of resources of hydro-electric power. are the reasons for s half-hllllon dollar alulnlnln project In the mountainous wilds of Canada's Plclfic coast. How water will be piped under the Islounttlnl from is flooded valley to malts power is LIIOWII in this diagrsmstio photo. Inset map shows where alumi- num smelter will be located at. xliimat. 48 miles north or the power plant, and a city of 50,000 will

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PRINCE RUPERT. Canada

lNEAl - In the mountain wilderness of Canada's Pacific coast the first steps towards cre- ating a new city of 50.000 people are now being taken. The town w:1l be Kitimat. 500 miles north of Vancouver; the reason-alumi- Illllll.

Biggest of all natural resources developments now underwly in Canada. the Kitimat development will run as high as 3.550 million by the time it's completed. The

.1 H Wm stand mdennng new smelter will have an output. lxec sgild. pfpoct1)0.00!t) tons a year. about one- uf . nir n peak world output in The modern schools werep1944' or about 80 per cent 0!

building now are practical plants to work in. not to be admired from the nutszdc.

'"l'he one-siot',v schools were building can he changed to meet changing needs in education. why. you can tear down a wall and switch things all around in a sum- mer vacation if you need to.”

The older schools. however, were fixed and unchangeable. They had to stay whatever way they were limit and when they became oh- solcte nothing could he done to them. Scrapping them When Mr. Branion came to his 1911' spaldimz, Lincoln County. there were about 12.

Each addition is Mr.

Outcome Of Recount Still Ooubtful -

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ST. JOHN'S Nfld.. Jan. 8-(CP) --Outcome of a recount in Ferry- land riding. commenced in the court last week. still

was no word on when the judg- ment would be released.

AM. Duffy, Progressive Con- gei'vat.ve candidate, asked for the recount after losing to Myles Mur- ray. a Liberal, by 31 votes in the

Provincial General Election last Nov. 26. Of the questioned ballots. 104

d by Mr. Murray and 71

Phone 747 for

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COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE

Vl?l.CANlZlNG-All Size Tin-I FLATS REPAIRED

Complcic Stock of FIRESTONE Tires-All Sizes

Service Calls.

present total United States output.

Today the Kitimat area is prac- lictilly uninhabited. There are a few Indian lrappers. and a few small mining ventures. A railway runs north of the area termin- ating at Prince Ru.pert,,

Not. far away this year s'big American textile plant has built. the first part of a sioo million iV9fi.d. pulp and chemical empire Umillnf-' W318?-Dower and vast timber concessions.

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'TheV Aluminum Company of Canada has already spent, over a m:l.;on dollars on surveys and engineering, and last year began actual construction. First re. hncd aluminum is expected in

Ottawa Couple Wed in England

CROYDON, England, Jan. it E ICP) - It was practically an all- 0.:awa affair when hockey player R055 Tyrell married his childhood sweetheart. Joan Hawkins, at St C-et-trudcs Church here recently.

As children the 21-year-old Ty- rcil and his bride, just turned 22. lilcd in the same neighborhood in L-itawa.

Dave Maqulre of Ottawa. Ty- :eil's team-mate with Wembley Lions of the English Nauoml League, was best man and his fiancee, June Brookwell. was maid- of-honor. Another Ottawa hockey gpir, Hugh Rlopelle, also was pres.

pJoan flew in from Canada tnrough one of Britain”: worst fogs and was taken straight from the a-rport. to Croydon register office. vhere Tyrell applied for a special licence. A few days before Tyreli had been using crutches following it knee injury suffered in a game against Harringay Racers. . Several British newspapers pub- lished pictures of the couple ex- cnanging loving looks. one headed "The eyes have it." One paper headed an account of the mar- riage: "She married a lion."

grow in what is now virtually uninhabited forest.

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Unlike the company's vast plant in Quebec, the new Pacifac coast plant will have the advantage of ycar-round ice-free water. Raw materials for aluminum come mainly from South American. West Indian. and West African. mines. Ships will be able to come to Kilimat. via the Panama Canal all year. Kitimat is about 50 miles up a fjord in a forest covered re- gran.

But before that plant becomes a reality, roads have to be built, through virgin forest in a. moun- tainous area.

Then an area of 500 squarg milgg has to be flooded. This will be done by damming up the Nechako River in a canyon. and changing the flow of waters from east. to west. An entire chain of small rivers and lakes will be utilized in this development to form a lake 150 miles long.

. With the water backed up against the mountains. two tun- nels 25 feet in diameter will be cut through the mountain. These tunnels will be 10 miles long. and drop the water 2500 feet to a gen. erating station to be built it quater-mile inside the mountain at the lower end,

Power will then be transmitted b.V power lines to the smelter at Kitlmat. 48 miles to the north

Movie Producer Pleads Temporary Insanity In Shooting .

SANTA MONICA. Calif, Jan. 3 -(AP) - Walter Wanger entered 3 firm finot guilty. Your Honor" to a shooting charge Monday. and his 13W)'er added: "Not guilty by.rea- son of temporary insanity."

Feb. 26. was set for the trial of the gray-haired producer accused of shooting Jennings Lang, agent for Wanger's wife, actress Joan Bt'nnett., last Dec. 13.

Wanger, charged with assault with l deadly weapon with intent. to commit murder. told police of- tcr the affray. "he broke up my home." Lang was wounded in the groin.

Defence counsel Jerry Giesler cited a California Supreme Court ruling that temporary insanity is recognized as a defence as is per- manent insanity.

BEDG-RADE. Jan. 8 -(Reuters) -. Dr. Joza Vilfan. Yugoslav De- puty Minister for Foreign Affairs, has been appointed Yugoslav Am- bassador to India, it was disclosed Monday.

over I. mile-high mountain range.

At Kitimat the power will go to the smelter, a vast chemical plant.

Over 13.000 men will be needed when the project is completed to operate the vat undertaking. Most will live at Kitimat. which will be s new town on Canada's expanding frontier. Like other towns at this company's alumi- num properties in eastern Can- ada. it will be laid out as a model community.

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Both the aluminum develop- ment and the wood pulp company will mean other industries will come into this wilderness area.

OUR BIG JANliA1IlUliRli,l1m

CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES ALL nus WEEK

Extra Special For Thursday Friday & Saturday

V2 PRICE SALE OF 0 Ladiesi Lingerie

I.adies' Silk and Rayon GOWNS- Prices 54.95 to 57.95-Sale Price . . . . V2 PRICE Lddies' PYJAMAS- -

Prices 57.9510 53.95-Going at . nu V2 PRICE Lddies' SLIPS . 54.95-Going of . .-u. . V2 PRICE

Odd Lots of Ludies' PANTIES- Values 59: to 51.25-.Oui' they go of V2 PRICE

PROWSE BROS. LTD. A

Small manufactures will open up mills and factories. served by cheap electric power and close to the chemical and aluminum prod-

cream.

Imperial Service Station. 3500. plea. King it John Radio Service, 35.00. Seaman's Beverages. H. R. Large & Co.. 85.00. drinks.

Clarke Fruit Co.. 1 case oranges. 10 case!

Wm. Condon L Sons. 52-00-

uqts they "ll use. The new towns , cend . Michael Bros.. 1 box candy. Sherwin Williams Co.. &3.00.

will mean vgiat farming will have g::fvk:ttB:kesr'3:reg5.00.box y J. C. Montgomery, 1 box candy. H. M. Simpson Ltd.. s4.oo.

m be dime 01059 by. A, B, Cutcllffe, 1 box apples. J. & T. Morris Co.. 5 cases West End Nurseries Ltd. 51.00. The flooding of the vast forest Ed.' Tan, 1 box candy. .1,-inks. Whitlock Tire Service, 32.00.

area is expecting to eliminate to Fennell & Chandler, 2 boxes ap- R E. Mutch at Co.. 2 boxes Burke Electric. 1 box candy.

5 large extent Hoods now current plcsp I cmdy. LePego Shoe Co.. 1 box candy.

cvcry Spring on the Fraser River General Supply Co.. EFBDCL 5- 5- MCDPMIIL 3590' Smrby mac" 1 Imx "mu"

in British Columbia,

And the adventurous tour-153 will be able to visit new spot; in mountain country as soon as roads are built into the new towns, The Canadian west coast sees big up. velopments ahcad in industrializa- 'tiarnabecause of these pioneer ven. u e .

Christmas At Falconwood Hospital

For the past two weeks the friendly and bright spirit of Christmas has prevailed at Fal- conwood, there patients and stuff. together with friends from all parts of the Island have worked to make it. a very Merry Christ- mas for everyone.

Early in the week before Christ- mas preparatlons started with the decoration of the various build- ings. inslde and out. The mail- man worked overtime delivering parcels and greetings and ar- rangements were made for sev- eral entertainments.

Once again Mr. James Power and his Concert Party from Charlottetown entertained us roy- ally, following their variety pro- gram with a treat of fruit and candy.

Mr. Unsworth Gurney. Falcon- wood Farm Manager and Mrs. Gurney held their nnusl Christ- mas Party for patents assisting with farm work in the Occupa- tional Therapy building. After a program of games, music and re- freshments. each man was given I present and II generous treat of candy and fruit. Following the

punk Hennessey Funeral Home. Palmer Electric. 2

OUR BOARDING HOUSE

Mclnnis Bakery, grapes.

35.00.

00. A. Plckard & Co.. 35.00.

l-liggs dz Co. Ltd.. 1 box candy. Prowse Bros. Ltd., oranges and R. 'r. Holman Ltd.. 1 box anples- candy-

Hughu Drug Co.. 2 boxes candy. Riley Tobacco Co., grapes. l-lyndman & Co.. 51500. Rogers Hardware Co. Ltd.. ap-

DeBlols Bros. 1 box grapes. L. M. Poole, 35.00.

Stanley. Shaw & Peardon, 85.01 W. J. Cudmore, 1 box apples. Stewart McKay, Firestone, 1

hamper apples. Jenkins Pharmacy. 1 box candy.

Maior Hoopla

EGAD, MARTHA! You MAV osemzr WITH

Sydney T. Green, 1 box candy.

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HELP use A Few DAYS !--- IF '1'. COME BACK AND FIND Vou RAISING CROCODILES Isl

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. . . .l i:Loot2.vou'LL Be SERVED

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Big Trade-in Allowance on Old Tires. THREE RIVERS, Que. Jan. 1; g:l'!f:'ei;"e:::::'.hMlgr-m:"dho'x::i , -.CP-A th it it P i- BATTERY SERVICE KINGS LANGLEY. England cm )Pgp:x-fnogrkilne: oscpI,1:o1ra;l,ex,I, and farm staffs with an evening I pm, . . "(CWT wmii”-'9d ME"-Inv 59' have refused to release any in- ”' d""”I"3' A '-, ' We can charge your battery anti supply rentals-You 3-ea.-.014 .m;,.,, was given 5”. formwm -rqa,dmg mpmmen" An afternoon concert, with the - "- need not worry about battery troubles. I Just! Plione D9jltll:lNtlel;1lEl'lce when charged dealing with newsprint mgde feltleitlili Imtih Ill" Drovidiryg 0'1: y ' .. - J r . . . w sea t. h k 1 g p sen or e program roux - - 747 in stock HMSTONE Bait" -' ms .. ...'l?...2i..:. 223.? B."'.::.;..'. :i.:i'..:::: 2:. much -so-mm to ' OUT OUR W” "V -'- R- W”"'"”

she had written self.

party wps under the supervision of Mrs. E. G. Nichols, 0ecupa- N tlonal Therapist. Because of the II stormy weather the Salvation

Army Band was unable to Join in

the program as planned. M ' Christmas Sunday was flttlngly observed with services for both Roman Catholic. and Protestants. Sunday evening the choir of St. Joseph's Convent. presented a pro- gram of Christmas Carols and readings. This group of young girls thoughtfully provided I gift of candy for those patients who were not able to attend the Carol Service. Early Christmas morning. Santa visited the wards and delivered gifts to the patients. The Jolly old fellow favoured us with songs and accordion music during his visit. While Santa visited the Hospital, strains of the familiar and beautiful Christmas music was heard from various parts of the hospital grounds. Mr. Paul Sharpe

Big Trade-in Allowance on Old Battcrlel the books her-

thai. experiments are not complete and no statement can be made.

.rM sure 1 so-rc 5 some CARTRIDGES , ii-IERE some PLACE" i A KTHEycwA6 A COUPLE” . INA JELLY JAR! 1,, ' FEIZEIT IF THEY.WA5

FIRESTONE

BRYENTOII & MACKAY C0.

"Your Friendly F IRESTONE Dealer" 187 GT. GEORGE ST. WHOLESALE and RETAIL

,NEVER MIND--TH)” H055 I5 GITTINV WELL SINCE 11'...

Ladies. come in and purchase that GRAND Fur Coat you have always wanted at the most amou- ing prices you have ever heard of.

Grey Chinese Kldskin

Regular 5360.00 now ........................... You save 5160.50

1 Muskrat backs topper (No. 1 skins)

COMPLETE INSURANCE

'I 99.50 375.00

' . Regular 575.00 now ....................... .. .. alndlhls "loud hspe:,l'ter on 1:52 4 u s snow- i Group of block Seal Coats (dyad rabbit) 1 :oo.I:t:-rays, r:ad.lng much pleuu . Regular to 225.00 now .......................... .. I '0 "'9 W9"I”"-

To all of thou mentioned and to all others, who through gifts, visits and donations. helped make Christmas a happy occasion, we say a sincere "thank You" and extend our best wishes to all for healthy and prosperous

Group of Conny (dyed rabbit)

it 79.50 .. 149.50.

priced from Group of For Jackets, greatly mduead to clear

Use our "toy-Away" plan and take advantage of these cams special prices.

Ilia eltssllont. co. Ltd.

150 ORIATCGIQRGI

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ear. Following is a list of contribu- tions and gifts received on balls! of the pstlent.a:-- ' g Atlantic Wholesalers (Eastern) Ltd. 1 box candy. "......- in am; so . 2 ' cos. a p as. lrucs Stewart 0 Co. EM. ss.oo. cansds Pscltsrs Ltd. 1 case chl- cartar A Co. Ltd-. labor appleei ceatrsl. Creaatoril im. too

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