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"HARMONY MOURNS THOMAS D. MARTIN Family Enjoys Motor Trip Through Northern Ontario And Quebec . _ (Mrs, XK, Fletcher, Corres.) ¥ liy Harmony, Aug, 10~The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Thomas D. Mart 11 Ave, who passed r although cheerful and getting along as as could be Spectod, it was apparent to all that was a very sick man, Pleasant journo) Mr, and Mrs, Walter Black, ac companied by their daughter, Joyce, and Walter, Jr, recently return from a two-week vacation which | {= took theen through Northern Ontar- 10 the. fiwg might they stayed n away they stay at Callander, then ed north to Temagami, and were both pleased and surprised to meet their next- door neighbors, Mrs, M, J, and Eileen, who were holidaying there, The surprise was mutual, i neither knew the other to be ere. "The following night, Saturday, they arrived in Val D'Or (Valley of Gold), Que, and stayed with Mrs, Don , formerly of Harmony. Beveral times on thelr journey they passed through forest fires on each side of the road, They estimated the distance as about B00 yards away from the road, While at Val D'Or, they visited the Golden Manitou and Harrie canna Gold Mines and were allowed to see diamond drilling, processing of the ore, and brought samples back home with them, On their return journey home they stayed at Pickerel Lake for some fishing and while there an- other fisherman caught a 14-1b, through Hall- r té of interest, The highlight the journey, at least, in Walter, Jr's, estimation, was the miner's hat that was given him, and having hig picture taken in a miner's outfit, Is there anyone In this commun« ity In in taking up First Ald or Nursing? The St, John Am- bulance Corps would arrange to have a series of lectures on these subjects given in the school if enough interest warrants it, It would be necessary to have at least eighteen or more names to in, to make it worthwhile, P! 0 2148-J if you would lke to up either of these subjects, al- though both First Ald Nursing must be taken to qualify for a cer- titioate. Mr, and Mrs. John Willams and son, Kent, visited with her parents, 2 and Mrs, Ken Herne, on Sun- ay. Hugh Mash visited with relatives in Brampton on Sunday. Tirout Catoh tin an 15 witid the) IOWS bat , #0 Ld goes, ® oo downpour on Saturday didn't Sermons" iling: "JA0K Jonaon, afternoon's fishing, Joh } Ken Fletcher and David sougnk enthusiast, Too bad the Harmony Million. airy od ut to Pete's hg ard ' 's game, res He for both teams, Better Tack is week, boys--We know you can trim See Union Men Properly Defended Windsor, Aug. 16--Mayor Arthur Erman wi the gas Pokey sympathy w 0 illegal picketing Sonspiaey charges lald against three U.AW.-C.10. union leaders. His statement came in reply to' a | PM telegram received from Toronto. scores of telegrams from union groups all across Canada protesting against the prosecution of George Burt, Canadian director of the UAW.-CI.0, his assistant, Thomas MacLean, and Harry Rooney, Chrysler chairman for the UVAW.-CI10, In his reply to the Toronto group, Reaume stated: You may rest assured that I am not in aym- with the tin that has been fit fis $4258 i NURSES CAN TELL YOU THERES NO AID QUITE LIKE CUTICURA Joh Quik Rela fom PIMPLES BLACKNEADS and RASNES Regular use of mildly medicated C Soap and Ointmen t, many urses relieve pimples and i hy Try it--see why thousands prefer Cuticura! Buy today! Made in Canada. Recent Rains Aid To Potatoes The Dominion Department of Agriculture in its weekly crop re- port, for the week ending August 16, comments that recent rains have no doubt helped the potato crop fonalderably, but there is no doubt long dry spell has reduced the yield of the late crop. Generally throughout the Lakeshore area of Eastern Ontario, potato tops are a good green color, in the case of the late crop, which would indicate the potatoes which have set will con- tinue to grow mow they have re- celved moisture, The rain on August 9, the report states, came in time to benefit the tomato crop. The set appears to be Borat, to 4 good erop. The poin! a crop, [ 'for other vegetables is slackening somewhat due to heavy supplies, The quality is generally good with the corn crop particularly promis. ng, Marketing of Transparent, Duch- oss, Red Astrachan and Orimson Beauty is now in full swing and the heavy offerings have caused a sinckening in demand, Some de- cline is noted in market prices In district of Oshawa and Newcastle, Apples continue to size well in spite of drought, The hailstorm on 4th did heavy damage to some ore chards in Bowmanville district and in these orchards most apples have been reduced to domestic grade, Some apples in a few orchards were cut very badly, necessitating crop to be sold to processors or for juice; most of the large orchards escaped severe damage. RAISE PRICES OF EXPORT BEEF Ottawa Relaxes Certain Ceilings In Announce- ment In House Ottawa. --(OP)--The meat board announces increases in the price it will pay for better qualities of beef for export to Britain, effective on all beef produced from oattle slaughtered and varying according to the different price zones through. out Canada. The board sald the adjustment was being made to restore the rela- tionship of export prices to domes- tic celling prices for beef which ex- isted prior to the increase in domes- tic cellings authorized by the prices board last month, The new prices mean an increase of $1 100 pounds in Alberta and Spskatohewan, $1.80 in Winnipeg and Montreal, and $2 in Ontario, all for choice and good steer and heifer beef, These increases will a floor for these qualities of beef heifer beef has been increased by 80 cents per 100 pounds in Winni- With: 10 ohaBge Ih (8 price paid h no n 00 for hls quality in Alberts and Saska Al, a a floor Tors sothiert | quality at $126 per 100 pounds below domes tio oelling at all points throughout Oanada. to now, the export and choice cow cents 100 tio cellings, eo for was 78 below domes- ® price for good and bee! has been raised 80 all price a floor price of 26 cents below domestic cellings similar to the floor price on choice steer and heifer ESCAPED REFORM SCHOOL BOY DISCOVERED ASLEEP Port Hope, Aug. 10--Investigation by police after finding a boy asleep on a park bench resuted in the ine formation that he had escaped from the boys' training school at Bow- manville, The boy was found asleep in the rk by Provincial Constable H. Gould, He told the constable that he lived #7 Oshawa, but had been working on a farm near Port Hope home, Police phoned the school, and after checking the desoription of the boy, confirmed the fact that he had escaped from the training school, He was returned to the in. stitution, One Canadian who has climbed to success Is pretty, vivacious Tauni de Lesseps, a top-notch Powers model, who is seen having tea while at work in her New York a) riment, A former Montrealer, she is adept at paint. ing, sketching, sculpturing, designing and commercial photography, and is a granddaughter of Sir Willlam.MacKensle, bullder of the first trans. Canada railway, As her paintings ani olay models would indicate, Miss de Lesseps is an avid horsewoman and rides whenever she finds time, Last fall she was featured in one of Canada's top-line fashion shows at Halifax, UNEMPLOYMENT IN UK SEEN GROWING Five Million Ton Coal Shortage To Close . Plants By JOHN DAUPHINEE London, August 18 -- (OP) == Mass unemployment in Britain this winter is threatened by a 8,000,000- ton coal shortage. . That big a deficit will put 1,- 000,000 men and women out of work, Arthur Horner, South Wales miners' president, told » Rhondda Valley meeting. Up to Miners Fuel Minister Shinwell sald in the House of Commons that only higher individua output by the country's 700,000 miners can lessen the gap. It may be even wider une less expected savings in industry materialize, For British householders, this { | will be another shivery winter, the annual allocation for each family continuing at 2400 pounds. The one bright spot is that there will be no cut. "I do not think we can ask do- mestio consumers to make fur ther economies" sald H. T. N, Ghaitskell, the minister's parllamen= tary undersecretary. Would Cut Industries "But I think we can and should ask industrial consumers to make further economies in thelr own inetrest. Our experts tell us there is still room for a great deal of improvement." . ere ls the coal supply pleture:= For the year beginning last May 1, output of deep-mined coal is es ekint 800+ or "openocast" y 8, 500,000 of briquettes from 30 a me ih on ren compare 0 ous year's 181,000,000, Pe 'But estimated consumption is 10,000,000 tons 'higher than last edr, with 188,000,000 tons for in- and consumption and 8,200,000 for exports, including bunkers for for eign shipping. Ten Million Deficit That shows a deficit of 10,000,000 tons, and distributed stocks when winter comes will be 5,000,000 tons below the "safety" mark, of 16,- and that he had missed the bus | 000,000. Mr, Shinwell sald he hopes to of industries to oll-burning equip- ment and another 1,000,000 tons by better use of coal for En king He estimated new machinery and wrokings would boost opencast Which was Scheduled for which was cancelled due to SAT, Important Notice! Electrical Maintenance Club (Oshawa & District) ANNUAL PICNIC Last Saturday, August 1th and E Will Be Held AUGUST 24th at Geneva Park ANYTIME.... To Shop Is a COOD Time M.COLL "Oshawa's Leading Furniture Store" Zi] T8.KING ST W. PHONE 1030 at The.... output 1,500,000 tons above the present estimate. 'There still is a deficit appproach- ,000,000 tons, If the 3,700,000~ ton "excellent" weekly output -dur- ing May can be regained after the summer holiday drop, "we think that we may get through the wine ter" he sald. Then, soberly, he M : "I repeat that it is necessary for the men to give every possible as- sistance in making up the leeway; otherwise, I am bound to admit there may be some stoppages in industrial undertakings in the course of the winter." Mr. Shinwell listed four main factors accounting for Britain's coal shortage: ~ Manpower Shortage 1, A "very distressing" manpower situation, with a drop from 761,000 to 700,000 workers since the war began, . Fallure of the National Union of Mineworkers to give "full and wholehearted co-operation" in Gove ernment efforts to build up the in- dustry"s labor foroe, 3, A 24-per-cent increase since 1038 in coal consumption by the gas Industry, 4. An "amazing" increase since 1038 in consumption by electricity supply companies in a country where coal, not water, is the source of most electric power. EE -------------- RUSSIA'S RHUBARB Rhubarb was introduced into western Burope from Russia in the 16th century, EE ------ PRODUCTIVE PRESSES Some newspaper are oa. presses pable of producing 300,000 coples an hour, . MANY NEW TYPES AT TORONTO SHOW Avro Lancaster, Mighty ~ Work Horse of Air To Be Shown From August 80th to September 7th thé sky over Toronto will re~ verberate with the best of powerful motors from aircraft that made history in the war, and from the more dulcet tones of commercial and personal planes, They will be participants in Canada's first big scale International Air Show, being held at DeHavilland Alrport, To- yoiw, grom August 30th to Beptem- r ' Alrcraft from all three Canadian Services, and from the United Btates Army Alr Force, will com- bine to make this air show the most talked about aviation event of all time in Canada, The program 15 studded with highlights, amongst which will be a mass descent of atroopers in a simulated alr- invasion of the airport, This is not a stuit, but a complete tacti- cal operation and part of the train- ing of the Canadian Army Alr- borne Division, The Royal Cana dian Navy will demonstrate the fighting qualities of thelr carrier based Sea Fires, and as a ground ex- hibit will display to the public the FireFly 'and the Swordfish, The Swordfish is of historical interest in that this type of aircraft, al- though old and obsolete, took part I ---- "Just Like a "Shot-in-the-Arm" in practically all naval engagements during the war, The United States Army Alr Force will show that mighty work horse of the alr which carried the war to the enemy by means of thousands of tons of bombs, the Avro Lancas- ter, This ship will be shown. with full fighting equipment and bomb load, Alongside will be ranged the famous Spitfire and Mosquito, Ac- companying the ships will be war relics of much interest, including the V2 rocket bomb which caused s0 much havoc in England during the latter days of the war, The United States Army Force will show for the first time in East~ ern Canada' an imposing array of aircraft, famous the world over, These will include the B-29 Super- fortress, A-26 Havoc attack bomber, the speedy P-B1 Mustang, that heavy weight {fighter the P-47 Thunderbolt and trans-contine. ental record holder, the P-80 8hoot~ ing Star. This jet propelled air- plane flew from Los Angeles to New York in 4 hours and thirty-five minutes, In addition to the Service eraft, ccenmercial snips and person- al types will make thelr debut be- | fore the Canadian public, Number- ed among them will be many ships never seen before in Canada and will represent manufacturers from England, United States and Can- ada Aviation suppliers and manu- facturers of allied products will dis lay their wares in attractive booths fining all four walls of the exhibit hangar, Canada's "Queen of the Bky- ways" will be picked on Women's Day, Thursday, September bth, at 800 pm, This will be an interest- ing event and is attracting a wide air- AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION SAVES MANY no more! COR. 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