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PAGE FOURTEEN THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1940 chemists are used In industry, all but a few that are loo rare in na- ture or too difficult tc isolate. Lists of chemical elements employed in war and in peace are virtually the same. The United States requires to ob- tain only fourteen strategic mater ials, including rubber and nine min- erals, from sources outside its own boundaries. The mineral products are antimony, chromium. manga- nese, mercury, mica nickel, tin tungsten gnd quartz crystals. How- ever, Canada can produce enough nickel for all requirements of both countries and mercury production is also rising, so that two of the nine can be eliminated. Canadian list of mineral pro- ducts not wholly procurable from domestic sources is more extensive than that of United States, com- AMERICA LACKS FEW MINERAL) Far Eastern Situation Focuses Attention on Reserves Toronto, Nov. 6--The North Am- erican Continent, considered as an economic unit, is unusually fortun- 'ate in regard to "strategic mater- 'fals," according to the monthly let- ter of the Royal Bank of Canada, which says that the Continent's re- sources of many of the important minerals necessary {5 industrial and ity are more than suf- er a prising some thirty tems of greater Paul M. Tyler of the United or less importance. In addition to States Bureau of Mines reports that | those already mentioned, they in- virtually all of the ninety-two clude cryolite, fluorspar, certain chemical elements distinguished by | iron ores, magnesium, molybdenum. petroleum, phosphates, ¢ emental sulphur and vanadium. However, | the United States is able to supply Canada's requirements in regard to these. It is when such strategie jals as antimony, chromium. | ganese, rubber and 4 in are consid- ered, however, tl 16 importance "ar 1ation, par NOW PLAYING GARY COOPER --- in -- "THE WESTERNER" : 31% Ris 0 \ in Southeastern Asia CANADA CARRIES ON full op: 'eciated. 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For fullinfor- metion, phone or write: McLaughlin Coal & Supplies LIMITED 110 King St. West Phone 1246 FIBERGLAS CANADA LIMITED, OSHAWA, ONTARIO JOINT DEFENSE ROADS PLANNED Would Parallel Coasts of Canada and U.S. -- 100 Feet Wide Washington, Nov. 6--Two interna- tional highways, each with a con- crete pavement 100 feet wide through a 500-foot right of way, one paralleling the Pacific Coast from San Diego to Alaska, and the other on the Atlantic from Miami through to Nova Scotia, are under consider- ation by the Canada-United States Joint Defense Board. The first is the old Alaska High- way. The second would run from Florida through Washington to New York, and continue in two forks, one going through Albany into Quebec, and the other through Boston, the State of Maine, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. man- | It is planned to present the pro- | pects to the seventy-seventh Con- gress, which will convene next Jan- uary. | Along these military up and down the east | seaboards of North heaviest artillery, | and great trucks carrying men, munitions and supplies will be able to swing in a matter of a few hours to whatever point defense is re- quired, to meet attack on either the United States or Canada. and west highways, | America, the | the biggest tanks, | OSHAWA AND VICINITY DRUNKENNESS COSTS PLENTY Anne Cryk, lakeside resident of Oshawa, charged with drunken mis- behaviour in police court Tuesday pleaded: guilty through William Igle police court interpreter, and was fined $50 and costs, or the al- ternative of one month in jail. This was her second offence, she having appeared before the magistrate a few days ago when she was fined $10 and costs. She was also charged with breaking two panes of glass in a window at 735 Albert streét. For this offence the accused was fined $5 plus costs of repairs. JUDGMENT RESERVED Judgment was reserved when trial of Samuel A. Bailey, Toronto, concluded in Oshawa police court this morning Bailey was charged with reckless driving and sustained severe injuries in an accident near Oshawa early in the morning of Oct. 15. He was alleged to have driven his car without regard to warning flares and lights into the scene of a orevious accident, Bailey was represented by J. L. Sheard, Toronto, defense counsel. 'tion was conducted by torney Annis CONJECTURE AS T0 J. L LEWES PLAN Crown At- The onrush of recent events has | rastically changed the picture as far as the proposed Alaskan inter- ghway is concerned. Be- cause negotiations between the United States and Canadian Com- reached stage on the fi- Alaskan highway, no project from military enter- e formal consider- it Defense Board. rd the Atlantic high- re was some informal dis- ion of it about ten days ago at 's' convention in Montreal hen it has been given hful concern in New York and 1g Washington army engineers national hi have not S1 ons s the Vacancies on Two Boards Are Filled two city boards created through former members leaving Oshawa to participate in war acti were filled by City Coun vhignt Vacancies on ities 10 im on. to Norman Georgt term of for warded from Cit 5 decidec JEAN PUSIE REINSTATLD; RETURNS TO COAST LOOP Nov. 6.-- Canadian who left Vancouver mid-season last year in a was fu from organ {| key. has been 1 t nended Was offic Your car can't face winter safely--until you have the oil changed to .the scientifically correct grade for cold weather lubrication. PHONE 1096 FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY McLELLAN'S RED INDIAN SERVICE STATION m= -------- DIXON COAL ¢ | Return OMPANY IMITED | Ave, DANGER COLD WEATHER AHEAD ORDER TO-DAY TELEPHONE 262 313 ALBERT ST. LI78 300 (oo) 2 8 94 KING WwW. the t | freighter Cornish after they (Continued from Page 1) { ment got under way at the first sign of a Roosevelt victory to have Lewis re consider and continue in his present post. If that move falls, Philip Murray of Pittsburgh, a C.I.O. vice presi- dent, probably would be the choice to «carry on the leadership of an organization which split into two political camps as soon as Lewis came out for Willkie, The triumph of the pro-Roosevelt leaders in C.I.O. brought predic- tions from some sources that an AFL.-CI10O. peace settlement with- | in six months would be worked out AF.L. leaders have blamed Lewis for the failure of past conferences to produce a labor settlement, | On the other hand, the pro- Lewis forces asserted that would continue to exert influence over C.1.0. policy and di- | rection since, along with his C.1.0 presidency, and outstanding figure of the power- ful United Mine Workers Union regarded as the key unit of Cl0. The C 1.0. presidency paid Lewis no salary The mine union post ies a salary of $25.000 a year If Murray succeeds Lewis as the top man of CIO. lewis will be handing over the title to one of his losest associates for 30 years Murray, like Lewis is a miner. and ks next to Lewis in the Miners I he founder and first nresident of C1.0.; it grew out-of a break with the AFL. over organ- izing policies the duction indus Uncertainty Cloaks Fate of Shelled Ships New York, Nov. 6. (CP) fate of a British convoy attacked by a German mid-Atlantic was uncertain No further word was forthe from . the liner Rangitiki --- The reported raider in today oming and report- led themselves vesterday as "being cunned" by an enemy j ship. | Too Late 1 to Classify Y MOUNTENAY'3 BEAUTY Permanent's $1.50 up. 72 'Phone 371J. (16Nov.c) | PEGG | Parlour Church St SPECIAL - on, PERMANENTS from. Two Dollars up. Nestle Machineless, Three Dollars, Guar- | anteed. Clarke's Hairdressing, 206 i Richmond East. 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