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YOUR STOREKEEPER‘ may think he doesnit handle chemistry, but every- thing he sells from costume jewelry

to reiirigerators, is in whole or in

pelt." s dornical products

Chemistry is a vital factor in

fabrics and foods, leather and

toys. It's at the cosmetic counter

and in the hardware department.

You ﬁnd it more and more whenever you shop-as nylon hosiery, fabrics and bristles, in new plastic articles and

as "Cellophane" wrappings to protect goods and make them more attractive.

The chemical industry never stands still.

It continues to create new useful products

and to improve many old ones. It contributes

to the well-being of all of us . . . with the C-I-IJ oval the symbol of an organization devoted to y serving Canadians through chemistry.

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Alexander Morrison. shown here, is ltspected or hold-up frus- truied by girl. when Frances Ward, teller in Royal Bank, called for help, hold-up man fled.

' Alter asking change ior a e100 bill a wound-be robber shoved taro m wt?" """ :“.:.:":.":.' ...T.".'°.'£2'.°l"z'.."’l§;...’.'.‘1t; Prqiegg aoreams r en s .

‘ sdsr Harrison was piched up by police and a search of his hotel rug meted {we "hold-up notes including" the one above. Poi-loo “or-Apr gﬂsthird tam the aoia bandit had islied in mid-up

One-time ace diplomat o! Germany, Franz von Papen, seen here tinder U. B. guard, has been sentenced to eight years in a labor camp and barred from ptblic office for life by a German denaziflcation court. Flour months ago the 66-year-old Nari was acquitted oi major war criminal diarges by the Nuremburg international tribunal.

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BRITISH CANDY BATION OUT ﬂinter ravaged Britain will’ be forced to undergo another] hardship when the candy ration is cut to eight ounces a month. the lowest wartime figure. Dr.' Edith Summerskill, parliamentary secretary of the iood mlnister,_ iabove) refused to commit her- self to an extra sugar allocation- when Anthony Eden requested= she promise that candies lost ironi the ration would be made avail- able later or that surplus sugar be distributed when not used by manuiaoturers. The British iood minister, John Straehoy, is at present in Canada discussing the English food situation with Oi- tawa officials. .,___

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RELIABLE SERVICE! Good Values! Pleasant Shopping!

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Mr. Frank Mat-Cormack of‘ Boughton Island was n visitor to» Georgetown o: Saturday Mr. Gordon Ross was a visitor Mrs. Daniel Coildou of Panmureyt” ‘he (my on saturda-ii’

Island recently spent a few days _ —_ v in °=<."@*"°‘*'"- "is W“ °‘ """ioiti'tii.f.°°ivi°sM“i§§$$'°v§’§ii§l'“i. slsieplmhiw’ Mrs‘ Agnes Murphbi-her former hum‘; in Burnt Pomt

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Fﬁgillils viélllifisloﬂgaiiiilliiiicii. ‘lvillaiflrwiililiry Cglée“ a“? v spurgwrrf she was the guest of Ml‘. and Mrs. “ er’ ~ ~ ~ em? ‘35995- 595"" Gerald MacDonald. Miss Peggy walker‘ Spent a fewf Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacDonald days during the l-"tter part. of lite c‘? )P‘°l°‘u,~'_Iq-s-- Pnlved 9n §an"' week in Charlottetown. at the “it _i°l ‘Mtmlhelrd ‘alilﬁhgé ‘i113 home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanleyi§nugﬁgwi 7- "T1 5- m4 walkel. , ate er.

. .. hnflqgl On Saturday afternoon tho Clgarrtggldiff '§,'f,llea,,.fmgi,_s_c w_ J_ Georgetown Pee Wees and tile Fitzgerald, visited the home of li/iin; MOXUBKUQ P69 we" PlaYed l" [he and Mrs wan" conohaniin C51.‘ Georgetown Rink. A large crowd ' ‘of spectators watched a real good _______ uznme between our future hockey

-, 1d Mpg. Ejlfl Llrvircllyn of stars. The game was fast and rug- stlliigriiirl, vis. e<i lhc home of Mr. zed. as the youthtul players put anti Mrs. c. H. Licvicllynn en 52ill-_ rill they had into it and Spills {mil (my ‘thrills was the order oi the nay. {The locals emerged victorious by a . 3~2 scorE.

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the weekend at their homes here.-

Mair o! Burnt Point who has been they have been spending the wt..-

ill is greatly improved and his friends hope to see him about soon. Mr. Ernest Roach who is em- ployed in Summerside. visited nis home here over the week end.

‘Miss Bernadette Sethiy who ans been at her home l-n Georgetown ior a week, returned .recently to Charlottetown where she is em- ployed at Milton's Old Spain.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Graham of Murray Harbour North, visited Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wight on Sun- day. -

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Mrs. Joseph Scully and infant, son. Guy Gerard, returned home on Sunday from King's County Hospital, Montague.

Mr. Charles Currie-oi’ Charlotte- IOWn Wan a visitor to Georgetown over the week end.

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Mrs. William Burke and» family have returned to their home in Georgetown from Morel], where

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tel" at Mrs. Burke's parents home Mr. Burke who has been employee in NOV-l Scotia, returned home a short time ago-G.

SIIIPLEY, Sussex, England » (CPi-A bull ihOllglht to havi swallowed a piece oi metal WEI! tested by a soldier with a mine tie- tectcr. who said the report was ln~ correct.

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_ f’ . LEGION 0F THE HUNGRY Starving and in tutters, this youngster in Moldavia is typical oi thousands oi children who lack the bare necessities oi life in this northern Romanian prov- ince. The American Red Cross is financing and supervising dis- tribution of 83.500000 worth of food and relief in this urea at the request o! President Tru-

lﬁﬂ 0f Wnllelﬂll» one of Alaska's working girls. who says "i like It Pictorial snow scene was for Civil Service.

B! III’! BRANDT NEA stair Correspondent

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — (O?) — I! you're a working girl, feel- lug a little jaded and loosing for excitement, s good paying lob and lots of dates, then this is Just the place for you.

Listen to what Melyn Iiitz- patrlek, M, oi Sacramento, $1., has to say about Anchorage after nzorlting only six months in the resident engineer's office:

"It's wonderful here. It's more like a vacation thsn‘a job. Every- one here is so wonderiiilly care- free. ‘Ihey let tomorrow tako care oi itsoli’. It's a tine place to relax and get in condition. and a girl is never in want of a data up here. She can go out every night it she wants to. With a ratio of '80 men to one girl. it's a woman's paradise. '

As ii this isn't recommendation enough there is also the matter oi salaries ss an added induce- ment to "Go North, young‘lady, go North." _

lvelyn has a rﬂular OM! let-- ivice rating and gets an addition- al 25 per cent oversees differen- tial for working in Alslka-

"It's more Ike a tton the a Job.” says lvelyrr Iltapstrloli, who wont from nanny Osllfornls m‘ to work In Alaska. ~ ‘

8 brings her income w to ﬂgqlm a equal that in the United Itatu? "m “M,” u, w. ‘m. "Mme clothes ara considerably more u, u 1,, m, u 5, m; N m“ emenatve in Alaslia, but most oi she pays only Oil month for ii" Ilrll W"! "Milli 9° Ill! u prim.‘ "mm, mm 1n l ihcui for some time. and with cnmfortsble barracks. aha eats in 90 om‘ vacation each war the! m, gym“ "14"" m. u" (,1. can always get back to~tho ltstel floors‘ mess halls at nearby Ft. for more. ‘the alrll lien I can- mgnmu" n4 m" m” w “m; tract with thmgoverntulntp or the ior a toll mm auai. an m Me construction camel!“ 01K!-

Bruudt are supplied by Lola Jen- here because it's so beautiful."

Pilﬂwlflilhed about l0 miles from Aneh orege, Alaska, where lala works

ating here for either one or two yaars. ‘transportation is paid both ways unless you ieava heiors the contract is up, and you can renew the contract.

‘llere are about 400 civilian girls from the States working in Anchorage and they seem to be enjoying themselves immensely- Lola Jensen. 23. oi’ Thief Rive!’ Fails. Minm. is a clerk in the Dis- trict Engineers Oiilca at $2500 per year. She says "I like it her! because it's so beautiful. There's something about the place that gets you. Where else can you tel a baseball game played in till’- llght at one o'clock in the morn- ing? I came here because i want- ed to see new things and m!" new people. and I've certainly done both. I could rave on and B" about the scenery and. ab. ti" mm."

The girls agree that_ Anchor- age is no place im- a IINIIW‘ pamby. but ii she has a bit of the frontier spirit o! advenlil" and a hardy constitution ﬂint W‘ withstand the to raturas Ill! seldom get lowar th as below in winter and get up about 75 above in the stirazreﬁ, "Y" '1" will love It. P!!! IIIVQ hld troll: bio getting accustomed to "h- 611ml".

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‘As-one oi the workinl said. "I'm going to ate! "P m" until I've‘ saved a nioa nut "ti! or landed a Illﬂ- It looks m5 Ihigoingtoboﬁiatodobo -' It sounds like the answer to jaded seamen‘! ma“