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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, Hi THE DAILY TIMES- GAZETTE . ~~ PAGE FIFTEEN Re-Working In Mergarioe Plant Denied Sid. -- _ Claims in in Windsor that Danish butter imported by the Canadian government has been adulterated are being investigated by officers of his food and drug division, Hon. Paul Martin, minister of national health and welfare, said | yesterday. Probe Opened "I directed an investigation as soon as I received word that it has been claimed there are substitutes other than dairy ingredients in the Danish butter being sold in Wind- sor," Mr. Martin said. "My officers are checking the reports." Butter standards are set out under the Food and Drug Act, adminis- fered by tne national health and welfare division, The Windsor report is to the effect that Danish butter was bought by Canada from English authorities. In England, it is claimed, the Danish made butter was reworked in a margarine plant and other substances were added. Shipped Direct Canadian commercial corporation offjcials in charge of the purchase and importation of .the Danish but- ter told The Star last Saturday this story was untrue. All the butter was bought in Den- mark and most of it was shipped direct to Canada, they said. A part of the lot was tran-shipped at an English port but was not opened | there. The Danish butter. purchased by the corporation was tep grade produce, :and while some Canadians may not like the stronger tasting 'Danish spread, the quality and pur- ity is 'the highest, officials claimed. Plan $3 Million Food Terminal For Montreal Montreal -- Fruit and vegetable wholesalers, market gardenérs and city officials are. meeting here this | 'week to discuss.plans for a new $3 | 'million-$4 million wholesale food | terminal. The meeting, called by the Greater Montreal Economic Coun- | cil, will consider creation of an| organization to plan a terminal on | 'thé Cremazie Blvd. site acquired | somé time ago by the, city." The | terminal would be designed for use | primarily' in wholesale ' fruit and | vegetable transactions for the Mont- | real area, although some retail busi- ness might be ¢arried on there, it is understood. A group of market gardeners has 'been pressing for some 'ime for building of such a terminal, and recently announced that it was pre- pared to.put $500,000 into the pro- ect. ] A company has been formed with a provincial charter under the name of Greater Montreal Central Mar- ket Co. to "acquire by purchase, lease, exchange, grant, concession or otherwise hold and own land or lands required for the construction of a central market for Montreal." Capital' stock consists of $225,000, divided into 500 common shares of $100 each and 1,780 preferred shares of $100 each. Individuals participating in the new company, all listed as market gardeners include: Delvida Daoust, Montreal; Eugene Legal, Antoine Guinois, St. Leonard-de-Port Maur- ice; Edouard Labelle, St. Martin; Emil ' Trudeau, St. Michel - de- Napierville; Romeo St. Aubin, St. Vincent-de-Paul; Adrien Moquin, Romeo Ste. Marie, Brosseau Station, Laprairie. Although only market gardeners have been included in the new com- "{ pany; -it~'is understood that city authorities wish to see wholesalers' {take an active part in the project. , The city is believed willing to dis- { pose 'of its site to a' representative group of producers and wholesalers. /Advantages of the location on Cremazie Blvd. are said to be its proximity to market gardening frees, and good road and rail con- al ections. LESS TIME { 'Toronto, Dec. 17 -- (CP---Three months is to be lopped off the legal { waiting time required in divorce 'actions Jn Ontario. The attorney- department . announced { general' 3 the period between the 'Thur grantingof the decre¢ nisi and the | time when the divorce becomes ab- lute will be reduced from six to | three, _months. : THEATRES TODAY Biltmore "Blockade," 1.00, 3.56, 7.20, 10.40. "Foreign Cor- respondent," 150, 5.15. 8.40. Last Complete Show at 8.40. Regent -- "High Wall" 1.30, 5.05, 840. "Luck of the Irish" 3.10, 6.45, 10.20. 'Last complete show 8.30. Marks -- "Coroner Creek" 1.30, 3.45, 6.05, §05, 10.10. Last com- plete show 9.30. - CROSSWORD By E ugeite Sheffer 2 8 0 " 50 53 curved molding poker stake preserve units of hedvyweight musical pipé high explosive 1abhbr,) HORIZONTAL 1 jewel 4 rodents 8 pellet of lead 12 before 13 plant of lily ° } amy 14 excavation 15 narrow mlet 16. young birds 18. runs -- 20. spaces 21. and seed. Assam silkworm VERTICAL 1217 endures branch of . Study . prevaricator Syrian garment . public vehicle Greek god of war masculine name . Swedish coin took strolls ruggéd $ toward the sheltered side flung . rigid river in Africa . sharpen 10. feminine: name 11 diminutive for Teresa 22 otherwise ' 24 embolden 26 entrance 27 targe snake 30 college treasurer affirm donkey sly glance Indidn arrow poison delicate cryptoga- mous plant Amgrican humorist . kitchen 1 utensil ' withdrew P from union capable island (Fr) 32 34 35. ar. 38 ! Answer te yesterday's puzzle Average time of solution 25 minuies Dist by King Features Syndicate, Inc 48. sailor nour ish unaccom- paniéd lateral \ boundary ancient _- Jewish ascetic acts histlessly performed oné of an early Gaelic tribe stilt-like stick portent grafted (her ) vivacity shight depression 41 42. 4". 45 46 207 " SHOT TO DEATH Santiago, Chile, Dee. 17.--(AP)-- Hains Becker, Austrian charge d' affairs, was shot to déath Thursday in his office by a man who later committed suicide. Beckér's as- sailant was identified by police as Leo Sikorsky, a Ukrainian who came to Chile recently with a group of 'displaced persons from oential Europe. COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS Toronto, Dec. 17 -- (CP) -- The Churéh of Englénd in Canada has pleted arta its for incor- poration of the Diocese of New- foundland into the general synod kof Canada next September, it was announced Thursday.' The New- foundland diocese, embracing some. 93,000 Anglicans, will bé part 6f the ecclesiastical province of Canada. MANSLAUGHTER New York, Dec. 17--(AP)--Nine- teen-year-old Ralph Edward Bar- rows, indicted on a manslaughter charge in the death of a Canadian textile executive, was placed under psychiatric observiation Thursday night. after what authorities term- ed a fake suicide attempt. Officials said Barrows made the fake suicide attempt in his city prison cell. SKI SUITS at... Pearls "Oshawa's Leading Sportswear Shoppe" 33 Simcoe St. N. Phone 3818 No Action Taken Paris, Dec. 17 -- (AP) --8yria today saskéd the United Nations Security Council toddy to take up immediatély an Egyptian complaint that Jews attacked Egyptians pock- eted at Faluja 'Thursday. Faluja is a Negev Desert town which the Egyptians held against the 1sraéli October offensive. Syria, Britain and France all urged the council to postpone action on Israel's application for U.N. membership. British and Syrian spokesmen suggested it be postponed indefinitely. The council recessed for luncheon wiihout acting on Syria's demand. Britain will soon be producing enough radioactive isotopes to méet domestic demand and leave a sur; plus for export. DANCE at the Russwin Pavilion (NORTH OSHAWA) Every Fri. and Sat. Round and Square Dancing - Admission .... For Rent! -- Mon., Tues, Thurs. Hall equipped with record player and PA. system, Phone P. Nell MacLean, 2767-W-8 Weekly. BROUGHAM, ON Admission "THE ELMS" NO. 7 HIGHWAY Friday, December 17th Dancing 9 p.m. - 1.00 a.m. © Russ Creighton amd his Variety Band ® Modern and Old Time Dancing ® Added Attraction -- Attractive Surroundings IDEAL DANCE FLOOR FOR 300 PEOPLE - Gents 75¢c, Ladies 50c TINORE ANAE Runestone Not Proof Moorhead, Mion, Minn, Dec. 17--(AP). --Fourteenth' century Vikings 'may 'have visited America before Col- umbus, but the famous Kensington Runestone doesn't prove it, a col- lege professor said today. And holes in a lake shore rock, thought by some to have been used by Vikings to moor their ships are just the unfinished work of a 20th century farmer, he declared. Dr. J A. Bolvik, Professor of Norse at Concordia College here, has two reasons for doubting authenticity of the Runestone and holes in the rock. The 202-pound stone with Runic characters chiselled on it was found in 1898 on a farm near Kensington, Minn. Dr. Holvik thinks three capital | 8 _ | letters, "AVM," on the stone do not date back to the 1300s. "I have found no record showing that 'AVM- was ever used in the Scandinavian countries in the. 14th century as an abbreviation of -any name or .ex- pression," he said in an interview, As for the holes in. the rock, Dr. Holvik says he has a signed state- ment from Willie J. Anderson, 73- year-old Swedish farmer, which says Anderson drilled them in pre- paration for dynamiting. The statement says Anderson wanted the rock for the foundation of a farm house, but that after snow covering his land had thawed, he found plenty without blasting. The statement indicates the holes were drilled about 1908. Dr. Holvik did not offer a theory as to who inscribed the Runestone. 'One translation of it reads: "Eight Goths and 22 Norwegians upon a journey of discovery from Vinland eastward. We had a camp by two skerries (rocky islands) one day's journey north from this stone. We were out fishing one day. When we returned home, we found 10 men red with blood and 'dead. AVM save us from evil. "Have 10 men by the sea to look after our vessels 14 days' journey from: this island. Year 1362." The Runestone is now - at the Smithsonian Institution in Wash- ington, D. C. SOLVE UNEMPLOYMENT Only 100,600 persons, or five per cent of workers in Britain's De- velopment Areas 'are now un- employed, compared with 800,000, or 40 per cent, in the 1930s. SHBG, RECORDS SLIGHTLY USED 600 Just Arrived Latest Juke Box Reledses Modern -- Western 5 for $1.00 WE'RE OPEN TONIGHT REDDICK'S TOYTOWN 182. SIMCOE ST, 8. ~ Christmas Gift Service Held In. Raglan Church LM. LUKE Correspondent Raglan, Dec, 16--The White Gift service of last Sunday was well at- tended and a lgrge basket of gifts was received to be distributed to those. who need them. " Next Sunday being. Christmas Snuday, appropriate music will be provided. Service at regular hour 1 pam. The Christmas concert at the Public School will be held on Fri- day evening, Dec. 17. Th e is to be a box social at Mount Carmel school on Monday evening, December 20. My and Mrs, Lang, Mrs. Lang, Mr. Bob Lang, Miss Muriel ay of North Oshawa, and Mr. Charles Bfyant, 'were guests at a birthday dinner 'given by Mrs. J. Latimer 'Friday evening in honour of her son, Ross, 'and husband, Jas. Latimer. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. R. Davidson were, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Terry, St. Catharines; Mr. and Mrs. H. Collett, Mr. and Mrs. John Collett of Galt; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Collins, Blackstock. On Tuesday evening a miscel- laneous shower was held in the hall for Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Slute. A large number were present and presented the newlyweds with a large collection of useful' and, beans tiful gifts. Boiler Explodes 1: Toronto, * Dec. 17T--(CP) -- A] | greenhouse: boiler: exploded eatly | [today fit suburban' Etobicoke, 'caus- | ing nearly $ , damage inclyd- | Thur ing $15,000 'of flowers. = No ohe w.s injured in the double blast which blew 52,000 square feét of glass into the air. A propane gas tank, used as a starter for an oil burner, blew up, causing an explosion in' the boiler and shooting the 'heavy 'boiler 30 feet into the air. It came to rest nearly [00 'yards away, witnesses said. An official of thie film which owns the greenhouse, John R. El- ford and .Sons, said it would cost $150,000 {po replace the: greenhouse and the: boilers. were worth $10,000. Nine persons, living in part of the greenhouse structure, were un- two Dutch immigrants, Martin Van Tols and Jack Van Tols. All were asleep when the boiler blew up. : : 'A night watchman, John Dunn of 1Islington,. had stepped out .of the greenhouse .a. minyte before the blast. 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