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14 THE DAILY TIMESGAZETTE, Wednesday, January 12, 1958 i ian | ie NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT Norman V. Nusser , netted approximately $1,000,000 in arrested in New York loot, one of the largest hauls on fier a month-long nationwide record even collected by a burg- int, appears unconcerned as he | lar, His wife, Mercedes, self i8 questioned by stant Dis. | styled "Mambo Queen', who was jet Attorney Thomas Cullen con- recently found surrounded by a gernibg a fur coat found in his | fortune in stolen goods unwitting- apartment, The *'doctor"', accord- | ly led detectives to their rendez fpg 10 police, has been involved | vous. ib coast-to-coast burglaries that Dr right) Central Press Canadian Plans For New | Niagara Power Project Disclosed NEW YORK New York Power |to existing private and public | Authority plans call for the ex | plants, companies, and groups of plnditure of $405,000,000 over a|all kinds at fair prices determin- | faur-vear period and include $13,-| ed by contract" 248,000 for a Niagara Parkway The chairman cited from the {fom "Grand Island North Bridge survey by engineering experts fig- | tg the" Niagara Reservation | ures to show that average power the details costs would be only 2.88 mills at describing | kilowatt hour, According to the Niagara | experts, this is less than the cost | and | of fuel alone for steam power and | released by Robert Moses, chair would permit delivery of power in n of. the Ne York Power | the western and central parts of | Athan. {the state for less than half the | fr. Moses took this opportunity | €0st of steam power, a fo warn that the authority| KW NEEDS ESTIMATED will fight to keep control of the) 'Our engineers," he said, Yo natural resource and to|"have shown that after both St. cBeck any "grab" by any and all| Lawrence and Niagara have been private utility companies. | completed, an additional 3,800,000 ® The state," he said, "will| kilowatts will be required by New | gver allow its greatest natural | York State by 1965, souree, declared inalienable! "The question is," he continued, | Of Legislature and courts, to 'how long do we propose to argue p handed over by Congress to five this case in the light of the criti- pivate utility companies who want | cal shortage of power while the make a killing, and have learn- | flow of Niagara contiunes 365 days | Nothing about private opinion," |in each year and 2 hours in each | EGISLATION NEEDE | day, Our Canadian neighbors will <All. we ask of Congress" he |continue to enjoy the benefits of continued, "is to give ug precise- | this flow while we argue among te same opportunity we have | ourselves." « St. Lawrence, by means of| This Niagara project is a sepa- laws which leaves licensing to|rate deal from the $600,000,000 t eral Power Commission St, Lawrence River development alter full hearings and under prop-| which got under way lost August conditions, but with a prefer-| under the supervision of the New elice for a stat ewhich owns the | York Power Authority and the On- | shream tario Hydro-electric Commission, | "'We Intend to control our state| And engineers predict that even | power. at the source, to develop |after the St. Lawrence and Ni- | hydroelectric plants with funds | agara developments are finished rdised from prudent private in-|there will be a critical shortage | vestors, and to sell our kilowatts of power in New York State | Russies Might Import Japs To Save Pearl Shell Trade SYDNEY, Australia--~The Aus-| continues to dive, The others are | trallan government has been call- | Working asker: ton. b d | te Combi? 4 atv) 1 e United States buys practic. ed on by this nation's sagging pearl |." " the "Australian pearl shell shell industry to import Jap output for making buttons, The | anese divers, Pearlers fear that industry is thus a valuable source : ard. . | American synthétics will replace of hard-to-get dollars for the gov. | real shell if they do not keep a about $2,000,000 year- | production. : In 1952 the government gave Japanese are the world's best | the industry a shot in the arm by | pearl shell divers, but the govern: | permitting 35 Japansie divers to | ment which is expected to make enter the country, They brought | fisdecision Td pee hesitated to | YP $2,600,000 worth of shell in four : 3 oA . months this year, while Australian admit them because of its policy | divers had not reached the $500, of 'excluding Asians from the [000 mark after eight months of nny; Australians greatly fear | work | any Aslan immigration from the| Industry spokesmen | gvercrowded lands to the north. | an ition 35 en declare that They heli ve Su h immigration | would save the industry and bring would eventually submerge the [in a good profit. Good divers can présent population, earn $7,000 in an eight-month sea- High costs and a shortage of | son, | f gnt divers are responsible | Eleven pearling ships were reg- | or: | istered in Darwin at the beginning | 5 year the government | of the season, eight are working | imported Greek sponge divers to today, But only one will be work | ¥ k on the pearl shell luggers. « however, only one Greek 'gets a lift, SALLY'S SALLIES i These are part of r@leased in a report t development of the h¥droelectric power project oR or Syndicate, Word rights reserved e pl i've been to, but this isn't just another port." SHOP ond SAVE ot these FOOD STORES ---- a -- LANSDOWNE IGA SIMCOE ST. NORTH OSHAWA Low Prices Every Day -- @®@ DYL'S IGA 166 ALICE STREET OSHAWA Low Prices Every Day re. ( -- GLECOFF'S 1GA 174 RITSON RD. SOUTH OSHAWA Low Prices Every Day ©@ EASTVIEW IGA 120 WILSON RD. 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