Canada Gets Artillery

Spotter Planes

-I!-I. ....vo hncnonnld. Mr. Mac- Donald is home from hospital where he received treatment for a

for Boston. where she will visit with friends and relatives. l

Mr. J. B. Lewis, Freetown,l

Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1954 The Guardian Page 7,

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bmk9" 193' spent the week-end in York. Tunas" NITROGEN

Mr. punk w,u3' york. was I I . gCANBERRgA (CF) - To cope ANKARA (CF) - Turkey's first win”. to me C"), on Tuesday. IIVEW DELIH (CF) - The In- with IgEfOWlIl3 laborg shortage in nitrogen-producing plant. ii 328,- Novg 30. dian Navy will have more new Australia federallmmigration Min- 000,000 project, will be built at

ships, including some built in In- oia. said commander-in-chief Sir family. were recent visitors to the Mark File! in an Iddress here. City, Filrlst ships to be built in India xv" b 1 d 1 M". Earle Ling. York. has lenllylpele a survey vesse an smeler

ister Harold Holt has recommended an increase to a total of 115.000 immigrants during the 12 - month period ending next June. The pres- ent 12-month quota of l0'I,500 was set some time ago.

Kutahya under I contract signed with a West German firm. The factory will use 240,000 tons of Turkish lignite and 80,000 tons of Turkish gypsum every year, among lother materials.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watts, and

. , . e.: ,, . . '7. 1 .s-.r-5 ' . ;:. L... -s.. ''.....i I. ..-. i.,... .- ” t -w' . . . . .- . . DIXICOH 0 meiican Cessna L- 9 light planes plement trucks in the movement of personnel and equip- iavc boon liotiglit by the Canadian Army as art.il.leigv-spot- merit from railhead to corps. The new planes are being ser- tnr planes. Viith the iiicrezisinrz cmnliasis on mobility in the viced by the RCAF at Trenton, Ont., before being handed ;iriity it is p0SSll)l(?7lvllC sol(liei'y ivigllgrt inorri planes to sup- over to the army. g(CP from National Defence). l Y 0 r k lSpFl"Il. Saturday at the R. C. A. F. Manse, the guest of the Rev. Mr Station. Summct-side. and Mrs. J. M. Sproule. 1,n.x'n0N I('l'lIe-Standings of the Mrs. llr1St'()O Marllumlrl, York. . ifhlfllllfl clubs in Old Country soc was I! recent visitor to the City. M155 DUNS Bmwm Ch”I"”C' Miss Gmdys Mac1.)(mald' YMk' ml. ,,;,L.,,,.S. (he guest 0! ML and Mm Norman town. spent Sunday in York, the spent the weekend in Cape Trav- ICXGLISH LEAGUE Macnqdyeng guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. use and Borden. Dlvgslm, 1 - g g - and Mrs. Abner Vessey, York. M d M. Eg Ft Ma Donald f. w D L Pu Rev and Mrs. llmvaid ( lll'lSllP M d M. M . 4 drl 5?” In b Ch d . W ,3, ,,,,pt,,,, W 1” 6 4 -mt and family, were giicsts. at York R 'r'I anygt ld5' Y' IE” Ye”: Nmlh iii" ll"; rev": He (".3 ' 3"! .K,,,,,1mm,M K 9 3 -' iltlanse on Monday E'VCnll1jZ, Nov Vgvclba”-ll 9 or r "'1 5i""lHy. :81-"J n!”iMvrS ll;freed lljlalcggneanl it "tli('slei' U ii 3 6 25 -- i ' ghahfmmwn t ' P””':””'”m m 4 6 24 Mrs. Peter Proud York was in M”- H3”? L5Wl5- Y0Fk- W55 - - v T ' Thaiiton A HI H 11 2 7 24 visitor to Chamuetbwn oh Tuesg hasten to the c,c,.1,'r. gm; on Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Vesxey. . ' D l 3 0" day, Nov 3011,. Nov. 23. have returned home after spewi- 5i3”bl”'” R 12 2 6 26 in: ii holiday in Halifax. F-:Ihnn'i ll 4 5 26 Mr. and Mrs. Lclgli Vcsscy, Mrs. Harold Watts was hostess . ' wort: l'i1itcrl 1:2 2 6 26 Y...-k, were visitors in rr.-yon, to the Women's Institute mt Tucs- Miss Lauretta Vessey. Dun- I van City In 5 5 25 where they Vl5ll("Fl with Mr. and day evening. NW1 30th. stafiiiagr-. was the guest other sis- n 0 e r w I I b Frlllbl l7ovrrr- 10 4 6 24 Mrs ciaum. vuseyv nn stmday, ter. Mrs. Leigh Vessey. York. for . ' I Division ll' (Southern) Nnv ZR, Alli! Belly Mann. R N. was it the week-end. 3.,-mi City 13 6 3 3: visitor to York. on Wednesday. the L.,--,,,, 0,-mm 1:. 2 4 .12 BMISS mg: Prrliud. Ynrk, left for g(ue.;(t. nf Miss Muriel MacDonald, MM1 3('i"dl&Vli'-I- gdelgh B”2:W"-kiitltd I ,. , , -(r 11 5 5 :7 onion on tntu . N v. 27th. or . F. an rs. 01' on rm! 2 . ' - - I 5Hlll'rll1FlnlPl(ll'1y )2 3 6 27 M I M .1: 1:: D" Id Y k M S J D H ' Y York, paid a shorg visit tgdUnionci S What Is now the . r , as or erri ac Ollil . or . r . amcs a vi. 't d k rh th V, '1 'th . l - ' AnALI(ll1VlElltll't ill t.N'ortllcIr:I 6 28 y ll 0 W l are Cy ml 8 M r n somewhere In Cana'da' scunmorpe v 12 5 4 '29 In the avera e ear he i ' ' Ems,” 12 3 5 27 ' gigs y .11., t . ifiisurfince business handles more than i rl 12 3 6 27 .. ' -- igryggutms gr H 4 fy 36 . . mi ion in re osses quite aside from other claims. A ll-ili;:l(t:8ITl:" LEM:pEs a as It is the size of the loss figure which regulates the rates . . t 1 . , g M V nt.-t.t.... A H 0 2 22 for every different type of fire, automobile and casualty E2".lPFl'l . - u - a.m.. (5.5. 3 :5 insurance in various parts of Canada. If losses increase Celtic - . . t... M a 1 4 n g out of proportion to earnings, then insurance rates go up. 5”” Oth th hd'fl fllif d pi.-1,.i.,.. 1; ' , 11 eg 0 er an , 1 03863 B O , rates eCT93.3e. l Airdriennzani 7 4 O 13 - - . . . rm t...-...t. 6 3 4 15 In effect, Canadians collectively determine their insurance H .1It. A 6 3 8 l5 ' ,,,",;”,,.:, A , , ,, ,5 costs through their care or carelessness. Qiir-"ts llr-wk T 0 2 14 g ARCTl('lLl;t:I'A1:L-'llilI;I'l DIES v MONTREAL lCPi-Mrs. J. A . L ' R1lrl'ell. international lecturer nn ' '" Arrtlr and wife. of Dr. .1. A I. nil. died in hospital Monday fI."r: :1 xhort illness. Mrs. Birlfell V HN”lll1Dt'llllet'l her husband to Baffin on 5",,” of mg" mg" 100 oompogng comp.”-.. '".".n' . . , I -i nd, uhe h se ved several L . 3:2” on berg.” 901 5” Canadian 0 Fin, Automobile and Casualty Insurance. government.

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