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8 THE PALLY TIMBS-GAZETTE, Friday, Nevember 1. 1956 DUNCAN GETS $30,000 A YEAR | | Wm. Warrender, T.R. Connell Appointed To Frost's Cabinet TORONTO (CP)--Two new cab- Hearn whose resignation becomes and Mr. Strike are to form a| Mr. Duncan, 63, was one of se new effective today. (three-man executive which will |eral persons mentioned as a pos- The new appointments were to carry on the commission's day-igihle successor to Mr. Hearn, be sworn in today by Lieut t- {to-day b . (whose retirement has been ex- Governor Breithaupt at Queen's David) P. Cliff of Dundas was pected. Park. named fo a non-executive portion | : HEARN IS CONSULTANT lof the commission, which is toi Fie has had wide business and Mr. Hearn will remain with the meet at regular intervals with the ing the Second World War was| WE DARE THEM ALL! ton. ' jon' -'made up of nine members, Hamilton-Westworth, was named to make the commission's organ- made up % no | other concerns, including Interna-| inet appointments and a chairman of the Ontario Hydro- Electric Power Commission were named by Premier Frost of On- tario. He said William Wartender, who has been first vice-chairman .,mmission as a consultant, Mr. executive to discuss policy and| A of the hydro commission and gp... <;'d. Mr. Warrander suc- long-range planning. ; Sepuny Lc/ence minister or 2X acting municipal affairs minister, ..oqc William Goodfellow, who| Albert A. Kennedy remains a Jar-sterling of i dob | has resigned from Hydro and willl Loieniy was appointed agricul- member of this group, but a third ag 0ary i y : position will remain. vacant at| War fo increase trade between | Canada and the United Kingdom. He recently retired as president take over municipal affairs full ture minister. . time. Two other executive changes at present, Mr. Frost said. : Thomas Ray Connell, Progres- Hydro were also announced in| An advisory board of private Jonse ivi ber for 2 id is an attempt [citizens from across Ontario, now (© sive Conservative mem what Mr. Frost said is pt] Ragied TRL wg i hag Bn Massey-Harris-Ferguson, and SHOP AROUND . . . WE KNOW YOU WILL END UP AT KELLY'S. High Fidelity phonograph with Philips fully automatic push-button record player and changer. Cabinet is styled like a coffee table -- in natural walnut, mahogany, oak, charcoal, and silver mink. Three high quality Super M 169% OPEN TILL 9 P.M. FRIDAYS--LOTS OF PARKING SPACE By ALTON L. BLAKESLEE weight of lead, in ( Y i ome And they apparently are spewing a billion years after the universe siars Dr. Paul Merrill discovered + ITS TOUGH FOR A 1 THINK YOU MIDGET TRYNA GET SHOULD GET HIM | A JOB,ON ACCOUNTA V7] COPYRIGHTED CRCUS MIDEET AN' HIS SIZE...ONLY JOB _ AS AN ELF WHEN THE CIRCUS HE I CAN THINK OF 15 USED IN THE WAS WITH WENT OUTA + PAINTIN' FIREPLUGS! ; BUSINESS HE WAS ?7..50 1 TOLD TWEEN UP AGAINST » TO STAY ON BEIN' IT FOR WOIK! * AN ELF AN' MY RASsUN'g J) * MASCOT! TWEENY SQUARED WITH ME AN' SAID & HE USETA BE A ¢ 3 SPEAKERS SALE PRICE ON ini vi i d will jzati i si r- be re-organized, he said, b minister without portfolio and will jzation more like a business coi "e-0r'g, |tional Nickel and the Canadian! . and Palomar Observatories. Dr. Jesse L. Greenstein, astro-| T1 I 1 ars physicist, finds the giant red stars are producing heavy elements, | PASADENA, Calif, (AP)--S A 3 4 are steadily in- these new elements out into vast itself began. Some of the earlier the giant red stars are making beget mew young daughter stars could be the stardust to make ical elements found on earth. and planets like earth new stars and planets. | The bits of evidence toward this earth, A =r ON 1957 -- 21" tion offspring of old or dead invis- ROOM AND BOARD . eo PHILIPS CONSOL hydrogen, the simplest element of all. Then stars themselves cre- L M k the kinds of ampreys a e | : li New 90° wide-angle aluminized picture tube. and you--and younger stars Entirely new chassis sets a new high standard NEW THEORIES of the origin and life of the universe. Evidence to support it Outlook for, jie Lake Superior trout supply is , 3 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM This theory challenges an older icated theory that the universe began has Indicated; fishermen made | REGULAR PRICE 329.95 joi mmission as second tion. details were given. : : { on fhe om : Pow. Ross Strike, a commis-, Legislation clarifying titles is to!/Bank of Commerce. \ Toronto businessman James S. sioner, was named first vice- be presented at the next legisla- | Mr. Frost said his salary will] i } = ; : Duncan was 'named Hvdro chair- chairman succeeding Mr. War- ture session, which may be be $30,000 a year, but added that i : z : ws Te man. succeeding Richard L. render. Mr. Duncan, Mr. Connell !called within three weeks. this may be reviewed. | ! i x i : { -- ian i m------------ - --- memmrmmorso} | : : x > [] theory come mainly from staff | Sr a corr scientists and visiting scientists | i = oung ar |at the California Institute of | E i i - . - i ' and that young stars often have! sip rently i is in space. This|stars could have made the chem- technetium, a heavy, highly And some stars in the heavens STARS EVIDENCE " 1 The stars and universe perhaps Fishermen Y | 21" CONSOLETTE -- Beautifully propor- ated the rest of Trout Sca in TV receiver design. Improved cascode type is coming from new studies by as- A n : despite the fight against the de- |» 4% to five billion years ago with |i, fugt in usually good fishing | Technology and the Mount Wilson WE INVITE YOUR COMPARISONS . . . abundance. [formed at least half a billion to], 0 heavy elements than do old creasing the stardust necessary to dust and gas cloud AV A) radioactive element not found on may be second or third genera-| Our earth could have b began out of simple clouds of tioned cabinet in oak, mahogany or walnut. atoms that make up the earth-- These are parts of a hew thea¥ | . y6yGHTON, Mich. (AP)--The tuner. 8" Super M speaker. tronomers and nuclear scientists SD ea lamproy. a new test a big bang or explosion of one . i... oi Marquette in Lake Su- Ba mia co. peror: The Uniled States fish and 4 : wildlife service also pa n ated all the chemical elements the project. | from which stars and planets Only 12 fish were netted. Two came. 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