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NG fone AJAX & DISTRICT NEWS John Mills, Representative -- Phone Ajax 426 Industrial Group Plans Exhibition AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re- The Ajax Industrial ed in porter) Association will hold its 'second Annual Industrial Exhibition in Rotary Hall, Ajax, on October 2nd and 3rd. The first exhibiticn, held 1ast year, was a revelation to all and sundry who saw the exhibits of some 26 industries. Even some residents of Ajax were unaware of the diversification of manufactured roducts which were be made here, 'and distributed to all parts of the Dominion and in many cases all over the world. SPACE AT PREMIUM In an interview today with wi President of the Association Mr. Jones told The Times-Gazette that the Associa- tion had grown since last year, and that space for the ex-| "hibits would be at a premium. He noted that the Association as a whole received a tremendous inspiration from the success of last year, and that the programme this year would be much improved, the addition of several new indust- would add much to the geneFal of the whole affair. The wide' diversification of Ajax industry Ly not _something that t:; it is. in keeping with the age-oid policy of not placing all one's eggs in one basket. Few, if any, of Ajax industries produce consumer goods which are sold locally. Most of the pro- ducts enter the regular channels of trade and commerce and are distributed world-wide. Some in- dustries are engage. wholly with contracts for the Defence. Many of the Ajax industries are branches of a parent company ept. of National |and Jotawed in other countries, several from England, others are 0 companies who have locat- 4 rr Ajax, because, there there is ample room for ansion. MANY NEW PRODU Some companies pig overseas have brought to Canada and Ajax an entirely mew product, which on its own merit, has found a ready market. One such industry is Aga Steel Radiator Company. Their product, hot water radiators, produced by an entirely new meth- od, are stamped out of sheet steel, and welded together by a special piece of machine wel ding. the only such machine. in 'North Am- erica. This product has gained much favour and is finding a ready-market. Cweco Industries, Ltd., specialize in acoustic tile,, their roduct may be seen all over Canada, in offices, factories and auditoriums where acoustical control or noise elimina- tion is required. Milan Enterprises, a growing concern manufacture kitchen furn- iture, if you own a chrome and ~~ Money Stolen When Home Is Looted AJAX (Times-Gazette Staff Re- porter) -- An Ajax man received an unpleasant surprise yesterday when he returned home from work to find his bedroom ransacked, and some $42 in cash and bills gone, besides his wrist watch and a pocket watch. The owner of the home returned home later to find a similar condi- tion in his oom and a $20 bill thieves had not taken anything else from the house but cash. It was learned the house had been unoccupied all day and the doors unlocked. The Ajax police are continuing their investigation. Chief Traves today said that a theft such ase this may have been prevented if the house had been locked se- curely. Talking Of Books plastic kitchen suite the ch 8, good that it was made in A Kitchen Installations Ltd., one of the larger industries in Ajax make stainless steel kitch By D. E. HOWARD Coincident with my arrival in the Ajax Public Library I am, pleased to be able to tell you that ! While some of the items made here will be found in the small home kitchen, their main products are for institutional installations such as hospitals, hotels and sim- ilar concerns which require large ieces of equipment to handle age Be X uantjties of food. ist could go on through the a group of industries here which now total over thirty. Much better that the dates October 2nd 3rd be reserved for a visit to the Ajax Industrial Association Exhibition when all these indust- ries will have on display their products, and many other items of interest. West Tells Russia To "Put Up or Shut Up" By JOHN SCALI WASHINGTON (AP)--The West confronted Russia today with a "put up or shut up" challenge to fend a To oe ters' conference on ong: locked German and Austrian prob- lems, wo joint U. 3. Bsidsh French Qote effect not on ared to cl aS 22% simultaneou: han e: German Chancelior Konrad Aden- auer powerful campaign ammuni- tion for Sunday's election test. f Adenauer, long regarded as pro-western, was pit he. last three day: of pected Jre-claction battle = bail the western note as proof his pol- icy will insure r Bodh uh unification and backing for his insistence on free elections throughout Germany as the first big step. U. S. diplomats frankly asserted the latest note to Moscow would automatically give Adenauer a last-minute helping hand. But they insisted it was a sincere western effort to' settle the critical German and Austrian issues. The three-power notes, delivered to the Russian foreign office Wed- nesday, called on Russia's foreign minister V. M. Molotov to discuss the future of Germany and Aus- tria at a formal meeting in Lugano, Switzerland, starting Oct. 15. In diplomatic language, the west- ern powers told Moscow to stop making propaganda statements Shout the n for German and ustrian peace settlements and del ake sincere negotiation in- eal Says Iran Needs $300 Million TEHRAN, Iran (AP)--Iran's By THE CANADIAN PRESS American League Vernon, Was Minoso, Chi Bauer, NY Runs: linoso, 35. Runs batted in: Hits: Kuenn, , 178. Doul bles: Vernon, 36. Triples: Rivera, Chicago, 14. Bene runs: Zernial, Philadel stolen bases: Minoso and Rivera bitching Lopat New York, 13-3, Strikeouts: Pierce, Chicago, 161. National League AB R HPct 469 87 160 .341 398 64 135 .339 Farillo, Bkn 467 78 157 = Robinson, Bkn 439 101 146 .333 Ashburn, Pha 538 94 178 331 Runs: Snider, Brooklyn, 114. Runs batted in: Campanella, Brooklyn, 126. Hits: Ashburn, 178. Doubles: Musial, St. Louis, 43. Triples: Gilliam' Brooklyn, 14. Home runs: Mathews, Mil waukee, 43 : Stolen bases: Bruton, Milwaukee xu. pd Roe, Brooklyn, 10-2, : (Strikeonts: Roberts, Philadelphia Schoendienst, Stl Irvin, NY Yesterday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Batting--Jim Pendleton, Milwau- kee Braves, hit his fourth home run in three games, plus a double and two singles and drove in three ns as 'the Braves beat Brooklyn 9-8. Pitching--Allie Reynolds, New York Yankees. struck out - six, walked one and gave up four hits his first victory in a starting assignment since June, 9-1 over . Louis Browns. ' "SPARKLED" CHAMPAGNE Dom Perignon, a. Benedictine nonk, was the man who put the parkle into champagne. French- n still salute the good monk's BOUGHT FOR A SONG LONDON (CP)--A painting that haeed. for 30 shillings ($4.20) some ago -has been s0ld for £1,375 here. Its an Italian nual Jeans Painted 'by Filippo the Encyclop Britannica has also come. I hesitate to speak in too many superlatives but this must be one of the finest encyclo- paedias in the English language, if not in the world. Its editorial advisors are the faculties of the Unversity of Chileago, and of a tee of bers of the faculties of Oxford, Cambridge and London universities. The articles are well known for their concise, well written and accurate icles are well known for the information, as well as the excel- lent illustrations and bibliograph- ies. It is kept well up-to-date and our 1953 edition includes articles on. the atomic bomb, the United Nations, social security in Europe, 1 Britain and the Commonwealth, and the United States, and other leading topics for today. We 'also received the Britannica Book of the year 1953, which is a record of events in 1952. This starts with a chronological calen- dar of events and then there is the main body of articles arranged alphabetically and similar in every way to the encyclopaedia itself, thus supplementing it and bringing it up to date within a few months. Here we find obituaries of prom- inent men and women of the world who died in 1952, fashions of 1952, and new words and mean- ings, (have you heard of peepie- creepie, a globalist, the J factor or pyromen?). I can't promise that you will find an answer to every problem here, but why not try to find some? The library has many other re- sources and we are here to help you if we can. If there is any particular book or subject that interests you, why don't you come along and talk to us about it? If we don't know your 'needs we certainly cannot cater to them and we are anxious to serve you to the best of our ability at all es. SCOTS SINGERS Earliest fragments of Scottish minstrel songs date back to the 13th century. OCCASIONAL TEACHERS for Ajax Public Schools Applications are invited for part-time help. Apply in writing, stating qualifications, and for full particulars to R. H. Pattison, Supervising Principal. AJAX PUBLIC SCHOOLS An unusual and lasting essence 1 1 rich a8 perfume; fresh as toilet water. Drawn from the mysterious heart of lavender . , § wildly different : « : it may be used as a daring overtone with everything that breathes the fragrance of Yardley English Lavender. $3.50 and $6.50. created for the secret YARDLEY a language of loveliness G. TAMBLYN LIMITED 6 King St. East atue in the city on Rheims. and reckless heart by Dial 3-3143 and $15 in silver missing. The | THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, September 3, 1953 § \ GUARANTEED you "MONEY vo rd of ® HOLIDAY STORE HOURS e CLOSED LABOR DAY MONDAY, SEPT. 7 OPEN ALL DAY of 7 Quality a ARE WEDNESDAY Talk of the Toun SPECIAL! LOBLAWS JACK AND Jil Peanut Butter SPECIAL! LOBLAWS PRIDE OF ARABIA Instant Coffee = 5 SPECIAL! 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