SEFIEMQER 3, 1940 f‘?

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PARIS. sem- i — MP‘ — ""5 fashion shows bessn tumbllns ove- A novel one another in profusion tudfiy agritudlurfll with a month c-l showings st

ahead. . Schlaparclli has shown her elab-

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1 Provincial Eithihition Prize List

(Continued) CLAS 9 HOLSTEINS l-Maie born after Dec- ~ diet. »°“‘.=E?iii° and Son. York; - W" ° ' us, York; 3rd. Oswald J- Ned/Mimi Clyde River; 4th. Geo. A. Godfrey and 5gp. fiortltyyitltshlre; 5th i ‘ ers. l‘ .

“a: 22M,“- born July is:._1945 to Dec. 31st. 1945A“ Wm" LqwLs, Freetown; 2nd. l-flwlfl Brothers, York; 3rd. Oswald J Newscm; 4th. Cecil J. 510W!"-

Hampshire.

Sec. 3~Maie born Jan- 1st, I999 to June 30th. 1945-15‘ MW" Bmthcrs; 2nd. James G, MacLeln, South West Lot 16; 3rd, Andrew A. Gallant, Hunter River; 41h

i h MacFarlane. srgxeatc. 4.-—Msle born July 15!. 1944 to Dec. 31st. ion-1st. Roy Dick's- snn, New Glasgow; 2nd. J. W839i‘ Jones, Bunbury Fflfm- _

Sec. 5 ~—Maie horn July 15f. 1946 m June 30th, 1944—lst. uec. A~ godfrey and Son: 3nd-

roth rs.

Sec? 6~Male born before July

, 1943~1st. J. Walter Jones.

, 7 -Junlor Champion Male born after June 30th, 1944 and Re- serve-lst. Colby Lewis; 2nd. Rob- ert Chappclle and S011.

Sec. 8 _Senior Male born before July 1st, 1944 and Reserve-—1st. J. Walter Jones; 2nd. Geo. A. Gad- frey and Son. _

Sec, 9 —Grand Champirci Male and Reserve-—1st. J. Walter JpnEF; 2nd. Geo. A. Godfrey and Son.

Sec. 10—F‘emale born after D84". 31st, 1945—1st J. Walter JOnuSt 2nd Geo. A. Godfrey and Son; 3rd Os- waldlvewsom; 4th. Lewis Breath- ers; 5th. Robert Chappelle and Sons.

Sec. lb-Femalc horn July 15f, 1945 to Dot‘. 31st, l945-1st. Lcwis Brothers; kid. J. Walter Jones; 3rd, Colby Lewis; 4th. Colby Lew- is: 5th. Geo. A. Godfrey and Son.

Sec. 12 -Female born Jan. 1st, 1945 to June 30th, 1945--lst, Lewis Brothers; 2nd. J. Waiter Jones; 3rd. James G. MacLean; 4th. Os- wald J. Ncwsom; 5th. Geo. A. Godfrey and Son.

__ Sec. 13-Femaie born July t. 1944 to Dec. 31st. l944--lst. Cecil J. Stewart; 2nd, Colby Lewis; 3rd.’ Edison Newsom; 4th. Robert Chappelle and Sea; 5th. J. Walter Jones.

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9nl°PPY156 1n ddmlntlnlty fellowship and the sharing 01 _ kmwlfdte is the annual field day and picnic of flus- cured tobacco grcwers-held at the Dominion Government experimental wbfmlw“ "e" 13°31!- Oflk. in the heart of Canada's major tobacco- ome creations. Nhermes has div ffllhllié! “IIIMW. ‘Ilh-‘ls year perusps s thcuslmd growers and their Dlayed a wealth of sports ccsttimes a 1 -°-- mflfkv 0f Whom are New Canadians. drank "P0P", hem! and Balenclga hasuvrvducvd "Y"? spgeuhe‘ and 3559"“? 8W how the "other fellow does it." Latus skirts-except for growing tcchniques are tested at the station, in charge of Ford A,

Simeon.

Oi national interest i; the “c, that within less than d Quay-Lg;- q; lv and you will always have umb- P Century. siuiriixig from mwhere lama but vOu are fortunate in hav- in Sandy sou once considered un- 1m; a product with a slmnfl pur- m for any commercial mm“, chase preference by many peo- the farmers of the area have now pie." He said that ln the early made the country self~s1uflcient days of tobacco grow-lug. the turn-

lnq over and sale land was

ln flue-cured tobacco and this year hope i0 have the flfcillegt more profitable than growing. yield Ln- history. to help re-butld New it was a frigid-developed stocks diminished in the war. industry with an ekcclellt "Increased prosperity in Cfln- keting system which has worked adu for people ln all walks of stwcessfullv but which. he felt. has yet to meet its severest test.

lllL‘. including tobacco growers.

depends on the marketing of our other sneakers included Prof. products in other countries to mica E. G. Pleva of the University of care of our surpluses in both agrl- Western Ontario on the effect of culture imd industry." declared soil and moisture, and L. B. Vick- Dr. G. s. !-I. Barton, federal dep- ery of the sub-station who passed lily minister of agriculture. "To- on valuable tips gleaned 1n the bacco is e. one<r0p business most- experimental work.

Bl‘, HIIXTKHVDT ~ _ gvuning frocks of extreme Wrdlll-

Today's showings includctl the hntisCs of Paquilti, Putou and Mad- eleine dc Rauuh.

Puquln's collection showed '1 _ brazen ideas and. P0111 Bred Wllh Bchiorporellrs seemed amost clas- sicai.

Ideas used by other dress-mob ers. sut-h as the 192.’) SlllIOUIPIIIE. the hobbled skirt and lmnrcssiva collars. W011.’ displayed in some models, but generally tailor-suit! remained neat, some with fur- pockets, turn-over sleeves and marked wrists.

; A yellow jacket with set- ln slceves, 1m the dropping 1925 shoulclcr-to-hlps line. fastened tight with a double ro\v of buttons six of them straight down and six others just under the round rol- lar of black astrakhan.

Paquiiv expcrimcnis with the short jackets, with sxving-bdck and front of extreme width,

Baleciciaga showed hobbie skirts for afternoon wear. providing un; usual silhouettes with long jackets flowing on the hips and fur bands emphasizing the effect. Collars were big and there were little rapes n-vcr the shoultlcrs, which arc wide but as rounded as in other collections. There are a few hat sleeves, especially in the straight jackets.

1st. Hamilton Watts and scn: Hamilton Waits and - Hamilton Waits and Son; Hamilton Watts and Son; Hamilton Watts and S011.

Sec. 24 -Senlc-r 1st. Robert Chappelle and Sm‘. 2nd. Cecil J. Stewart and Son; 3rd. Geo. A. Godfrey and Son; 4th J. Welter Jones; 5th Cecil J. Stew- art

Sec. 25 -Juni<~r Herd —1st. Col- by Lewis; 2nd. Lewis Bro:l1er<! 3rd, J. Walter Jones~ 4th. Cecil J. Stewart; 5th. Oswal J. Newsrm.

Sec 26 -Senlor Herd —1st. J. Waiter Jones; 2nd. Robert Chap- pelie and Son: 3rd. Colby Ilewis; 4th, Cecil J. Stewart; 5th. Gen. A. Godfrey and Sons.

Sec. 2'1 —Prcgeny of Dam —1st. J. Walter Jones; 2nd. Rube-rt Che pelle and Son; 3rd. Colby Lew s; 4th, J. Waiter Jones; 5th. Cecil J. Stewart and Son.

Sec. 28 -Two females born since July lst. 1943-1“. J, Waller Jones.‘ 2nd, Lewis Brothers: firIl. Cecil J, Stewart and Son; 4th, Col- by Lewis; 5th. Cecil J. Stewart.

Sec. 29 —F'cur Females Quali- fied in ROP- Two years and over -lst J. Walter Jones; 2nd. Colby Lewis.

CLASS 20. PRODUCTION BREEDlNG-PENS, ADULT

Sec. 1 -Pen of Barred Plymouth Racks —1st. Donald MacDonald. Glenfinnan: 2nd. Donald hincDon- alrl; 3rd. Donald MacDonald.

56c. 2 -~Pen of White Plymouth Rocks —1st. Walden Bvswall, Marshfleld.

Sec. 3 Jen of White Wyandat- tea —1st. Almon Boswell; 2nd. Al~ mon Boswell.

Sec. 4 —Pen of White Leghorn: -lst. Mrs. J, F‘. Easto-n. New Wi.lt- shire.

Sec. 6 -Pen of New Hampshire: -1st. Donald MacDonald: 2nd Mrs. Chas. Robert's, East Royalty. 3rd. Donald MacDonald.

SPECIAL FOR THREE HIGHEST SCORING BREEDING PENS

1st. Donald MacDonald; Mrs. J. F. Eastuli; 3rd. MacDonald.

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No irate MP shouted "Hey scl- dier, you're coll! of uniform!" when Winston Chunhlil all dukcd out l1‘. his magnificent t‘: menial unl~,' go,-m_ g-wwed up minus one c! his epaulcttes during rnspection o! honor guard at his recent instal- lation us Lord Warden Of ill?

is, Later, his son. Ran- dglplt, u-l lite ma. ' v shoulier dcroixiiinx)

2nd. Almon Boswall; 3rd. “falcon: Boswali. I

scc, z-Ducks Rouen, i‘ 1 _\'l'.—1Si, Almon Boswell; Wnldon Bttswall.‘ 3rd Boswell.

Sflv. 3 --Ducks, Pckin Drake over 1 yr.—1st. Roy Boswell; 2nd, Roy Boswell: 3rd. Rowell Baswall.

Sec. 4 -Ducks Pekin duck over l )‘1'.—1Sl.. Roy Boswail; 2nd. Wal- dcn Boswell; 3rd. Walden Bos-

wail.

Sec. 5 -Ducks A.O.V. Drake DVQI‘ 1 5Yr.-1sl, Wuldon Buswall, 2nd. Weldon Boswall.

Sec. 6 -Ducks A.O-V. Duck over 1 )'1‘.——l$l, Walden Boswell; 2nd. Weldon BOsWBll.

CLASS 25—CAPONS

Sec. 1 —Pen of 5 Rocks (Barred) —1st. Wright, Lower Montague.

EGGS CLASS 20-—BROWN EGGS

Sr-t‘, l —0ne dozen Grade A Large —1st. Mrs. J. H. MHCPhzlll, New Haven: 2nd. Mrs. Chas. Rob- 211449111; 3rd. Donald MacDonald. Day-mm Sec. z --One dozen Grade A

JMedium —1st. Chester Edward's;

2nd. Mrs. Alton Rodd; 3rd. rs. CLASS 21 SPECIAL PRODUCTION CLASS,

Irevia Ward. whose parents grow tobacco at Gallon, near Aylmer, Ont, and herself a “leaf handler" during the harvest season, schcd. uled to start in another month, photographed with the fine stands or tobacco at the Dominion linmerimental Sub-Station at Delhi Ont, in the heart of Canada! tobacco country. scene of anovel annual field day and picnic of growers, many of whom are New muddy,“ They have mane Canada self-sufficient for flue~cured or Clgaretlg type 5lOck5, vwrklivg on sandy soil regarded a quarter of a century ago s; unlit. for any vmrihvvltile growth.

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Duck over 2nd. Weldon

CLASS 7 ANGUS BREED

Sec. 22—-Junl0r Herd-1st. Ham- ilton Watts; 2nd. Hamilton Watts; 3rd. Hamilton Watts; 4th. T-hriil- ton Watts.

Sec. 23 -Seni-or -lst. Hamilton Watts.

CLASS 11 GUERNSEYS

Sec. 1 -—Maie born after Dec. 31st, 1945 —1st. Guy Rood, Bruck-

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Sec. 4 -Mnie born July is’... 1944 to Dec. 315i, 1944 —1st, Dun- iel MacLea-n. Milton; 2nd. Guy Rodd, Brackley; 3rd. Alphcnsa, Bryenton, Breckley.

Sec. 5 -Ma1e born July 1st. 1943 to June 30th, ISM-1st. Guy Rodd, Braclcley,

Sec. 7 -Junic»r Champion Male born after June 20. 1944 and Re- serve-lst. Dan MacLs-an, Mlltuh; 2nd. Guy Rodd, Brackley.

Sec. 8 -Senior Champion Mlle —1st. Guy Rodd.

Sec. 9 _Gi~and Champion Male and Reserve —Guy Rodd.

Sec. 10 -Fcmaic horn after Dec. 31st, 1945 —1st. Guy Rodd. Brack- ley; 2nd. Guy Rodd, Bracklcy; 3rd. Errol Green, Clyde River; 4th. Daniel MacLean. Milton. '

Sec. l1 -Female horn July 1st. 1945 to Dec. 31st, 1945 —1st. May Proivso, Bruvlrloy; 2nd. H. B. Wil- lis, Brackley; 4th. Alphonso Bry- enton. Brackley,

Sec. 12 -Female born Jan. 1st. 1945 to June 30th, 1945 —1st. Guy Rodd, Brackley; 2nd. Guy Rodd, Brackley; 3rd. Guy Rodd. Brack- ley; 4th. Guy Rodd, Bracklcy,

Sec. 13 ——Female born July lst, 1944 to Dec. 31st, 1944 —1st. Gus‘ Rodd, Bracklcy; 2nd. Harri-son Green, Clyde River; 3rd. Guy Rodd, Brackiey; 4th. Daniel Mac- been.

Sec. 14 —Female dry hora July 1st, 1943 to June 30th, 1944 ——lst. Guy Rodd, Bracklcy.

Sec. 16 -Fomale dry born July 1st., 1942 to June 30th, 1943 -—lst. Guy Rodd, Brackley.

Scc. l7 -Female born July lsl‘. 1942 to June 1943, in milk —1st. Guy Rodd, Brarkiey.

Sec. l8 _Femai<- dry born h»:- fore July 1st., 1942 --1st_ Guy Rodd, Brecklcy; 2nd, Guy_Rndd, Brackley; 3rd. Alphonso Bryenton, Brackley.

Bec- 19 —Femaie in miikborn be-

Herd.

No less than nine flue-cured tobacco lama: ln southwestern 0n- tnrlo are cperatsd by a group under the direction of Colin Blythe, shown left with cigar and friends at the growers’ picnic at Delhi, 0m. He is also a prominent s-hortiwrn cattle breeder.

Plymouth cuss e 0PM!” HOLSTEINS Sec. 14--Female dry born July 1st. 1943 to June 30th. 1944—1st. Lewis Brothers, York; 2nd. J. Wal- ter Jones, Bunbury Farm: 3rd.

Cecil J. Stewart. Hampshlr»; 4th. Cecil J. Stewart; 5th, Iewla Broth-

c. 15 -Femsle ln milk born July 1st. 1943 to June 30th, I944- lst. J. Walter Jones: 2nd. Colby Lewis; 3rd, Robert Ohaptpelle- 4th. Robert Chappelle; 5th. Lewis Brothers.

Sec. 16 ~Female dry born July 1st. 1942 to June 30th, 1943-1st. Colby Lewis; 2nd, J. Walter Jon- es; 3rd, Robert Cha elle: 4th. Robert Chaippelle; 5t . Goa. A. Godfrey and 8Com.

Sec. 1’! -~1"emale in milk. born July 1st, 1942 to June 90th. 1943- fst. Lewis Brothers; 2nd. Geo. A. Godfrey and Song 3rd. Oswald J. Newsom; 4th. Secil J‘. sbewart.

Sec. 18—F'emale dry born before July 1st, 1942-1“. J. Walter Jon- es; 2nd. Lewis Brothers; 3rd. Robert Chappelle and Son; 4th. Cecil J, Stewart: 5th Robert Chapelle and Sen.

Sec. 19 --Female ln milk before July 1st, 1942- lst, Cecil J. Stew- art- 2nd. J. Walter Jones; 3rd. J. Walter Jones; 4th. Robert Chap- gelle and Son; 5th. Oswald J.

ewsom.

Sec. 20 —~Junior Champion born after June 30th, 1944 and Reserve —1st. Lewis Brothers; 2nd. Cecil J- Stewart.

Sec. 21 -Senior Champion Fe- male born before July 1st. .944 5nd Reserve-1st. J. Welter Jones; 2nd. Colby Wis.

Bee. 22—Grand Champion For male and Reserve-1st. J. Walter Jones; 2nd. Colby Lewis.

Sec. 23 -Junior Get of Sire —1st. J.’ Walter Jones; 2nd. Colby Lew- is; 3rd. Lewis Brothers; 4th. Cecil J. Stewart; 5th. Oswald J. New- som.

Ira Rodd.

1st. Donald Mrs. J. H. MacPhall; 3rd. Donald MacDonald.

Sec. 3 -One dozen Grade A Puliets -1st. Donald MacDonald; 2nd. Donald MacDonald: 3rd. Chester Edward's.

CLASS 2'1 --WHITE EGGS

Sec. 1 -—One dozen Grade A Large -lst, Ralph Raynor, Mt. Herbert; 2nd. Mrs. J. F. Elston; 3rd. Chester Edward's.

S00. 2 ~—One dccon Grade A‘ ,Mcdi-um —1st. Mrs. J. F. Eastou: 271d. Mrs. J, F. Easton; 3rd. Chcs~ ter Edward's.

Sec. 3 -One dozen Grade A Pullets —1st. Chester Edward's.

CLASS 7A HEREFORDS

MacDonald; 2nd. . Seeing how tbs "experts" do it. A group of Ontario tobacco sww

ers locking over tobacco plants nearing harvest time at the Drmlfliol Government experimental growing station. mar Delhi, Oim» All knowledge gained by scientific study at stations such as this ls ma"! freely among the community and is cne cf the reascns Why 193K000 plants, ccmntonly associated with the "sunny scuih." flcurlsh in lhl great belt of south-western- Ontario. .

. . P- Males Over 1 Year

Sec. 1 -Plym:>ut.ti Rock. Cock - ist. Donald MacDonald; 2nd, 3on- ald; 3rd. Donald MacDonald.

Sec. 3 -—Leghorn. single Comb White Cock —1st. Mrs. J. F‘. Eas- ton; 2nd. Mrs. J. F. Easton.

CLASS 22—TURKEYS

Sec. l --Turkeys standard Bronze. Tom over l yr. -

Sec. 3 —Turkeys Broad Breasted Tom ovetr 1 yr._-1st. James Benton, Bcnshaw; 2nd. Buddy Home, Win-

oe.

Sec. 4 -Turkeys Broad Breasted Hen —1st. Buddy Home; 2nd. James Beaten; 3rd. James Berton.

CLASS‘ 28 - GEESE

Sec. l --Geese, Toulouse Gander over 1 yr. —1st. Almon Boswell; 2nd. Almon Boswell,

Sec. 2 --Geese Toulouse Goose over 1 yr. _-1st. Almon Boswell; 2nd. Almon Boswell.

Sec. 3 -Geese A. O. V. Gander over 1 yr. —1st. Harry Ttveedy, Earnscllffe; 2nd. Irving Boswell; 3rd. Harry Tweedy.

Sec. 4 --Geese A. O. V. Goose over l ytt-lst. Irving Boswell; 2nd. Harry Tweedy; 3rd. Irving Boswell.

In sandy soil once regarded as unifit for satisfactory gmwih 0g any kind. Canada ncw prcduccs enough flue-cured tcbacco for lt-s own needs, with the probability of a strcng entry into the world ex- port market in addition. A couple of decades ago. such soil was free- ly flvallsblfl B! $10 an acre. Now it is worth many times that. Even with scientific forestotlonr toduy. windstomm can play havoc with e rich crop like this, seen at the Delhi, out, Dmnlnjcvn Qgvgfnmgnt m. perimemial Sub-Station.

Sec. 20 -Juc1ior Get of Sire - lst. Miller Sandcrson, Ncrtli Riv- er; 2nd. Miller Sanderson, North River.

Sec. 21 ~Senior Get of Sire _- 1st. Miiicr Sanderson; 2nd. Miller Sanderson,

Sec- 22 -Junlcr Herd —1st. Ful- ton Sanderscn, North River; 2nd. Miller Sanderson.

Herd ~lst.,

Sec. 23 -Senior 2nd, Miller Sanderson.

Special prizes -—tl) Best Ragla- tered Hereford Bull _1st. Ham- mond Sanderson, Clftown, RR7; 2nd. Miller Sanderson; 3rd. Eul- ton Sanderson.

Special prize -(2) Best Regls-l tered femahlfiloverstwcoe years 3f a e --st. ier an rscn; Znm Filter! Sanderson; 3rd. Miller glrrnecj-‘Ylljlylf dl94éu;—1§bd%uy13lr1:df-

an on. ~ , - , n - sspgzrifii Prize stat Best ‘Legrs- l ‘WI 3Y9 Gui‘ Rodd, Brflvklrnv-

- . ' Sec, 20 ~Juninr Chum ion Fe- tcicd Female under two )2“; -. i1 1st. Miller Sanderson; 2nd. Fulton i gale ""11 Rem"! —l-=t- Guy Rodd, Sanderson; 3rd. Miller Sanderson. leydflei’. 211d’ GUY R054. BfBPk-

John DuPasquier; 3rd. A. H. Boa-f well 8s Son. ,

Sec. ili——i~‘emale born July lstq 1944 to D90. 31st. lfldtl-lst, Athoi‘ Roberts; 2nd. Athol Roberts; 3rd,l John DuPasquler; 4th. A. H. 835-‘ well dz Son; 5th, Stanley Hurry. l Sec. 14~Femele born July 1st.j 1943 to June 30th. l944—lst, Sey-I mour Wood d: Son; 2nd. Seymour‘ Wood 6s Son; 3rd, Athol Roberts; 4th. John DuPasquier; 5th. Stan-l

Calif. Veteran Sets New Racing Mark

Ice cold lemonade it is. Left to right.’ Fwd A. Stlnson, in ohsrga of t-he Dominion Expcilinentsl Sub-Slouch at Delhi; Dr. G. S. H. Butch. Federal Deputy Minister of Agriculture, and Prof. E. G. Pieva of the University o! Wcstem ohm-lo, Lmdcn, n u“, muque M11111], field day and picnic of tobacco flowers.

*—-——— Gems-taxis in the British sons, for, OLEVEILND. fiepl- Z — MP1 -—, U. N. R.R.A. and relief in other Burbank, Calif",

l” Hum" Paul Mentz of warts of Europe. Durinszorhtfav and

sec‘ m-Femule mm July is‘ veteran of professional air raclnlz. June alone 47.758 tons Cnnad-| Steel Sent Out

CLASS 24—DUCKS

Sec. i -Ducks Rouen. Drake over l yr. —1st. Almon Boswell;

r- ‘ fl 4 , __ _! . , fijjfiffbeffg?“ zffm" {g1} “‘- ‘f3; horned up the anus-mile Bendix lan wheat were imported thmughi l . d, A l Rober s p‘ .

3rd Seymour Wood 8: Son‘ 4th'l “Ophy “m” “may a‘ u we" ‘Hmnbmw

Seymour wood a so” 5m tJQhxhof 435.6 miles an hour-—l53 miles 1mm“, u, mmbmm-s b; u, Dram Hazemmok - ' an hour faster than the record set job bu; m, m“ d“ t‘ ha“

. . mm laden‘ in the last running o! tha avenl. m, n", “pom from a

cuss u GUERNSEYS

Sec. 21 —-Senior Champion Fe- male and Reserve _-lst. Guy Rodd. lBegackley; 2nd. Guy Rodd, Bruck-

Sec, 22 —~Gran(l Champion Fr:- maic and Reserve-—1st. Guy Rodd; 2nd. Guy Rodd.

1 Sena 23 {Jamar Get of Sire __ "- W 0d ' 2nd. Gu a ; 3rd. Guy Rodd,’ y R dd

Sec. 2A —Sc-nior Get of Sire __ lsl. Guy Rodd; _2nd. Guy Rcdd,

Sec. 35 —Junior Herd -lst. Guy

Sec. iii-Female _ Jul” 15" 1943*!“ sum-l” Hurry? film‘: was declared the winner ,',f,,§§“°,‘3,3,, “,‘,,,,§”ff“§,,§§'“§°,§§ ovcr 20 competitors, all fivlnfl and lflflilltona of timber are leav- former military aircraft. Manta gm Humbug-g daily for Bri¢Q1n_ used a P-51 Mustang fighter. , expo,“ whim Wm hem relieve. He flew from Van Nays. Calif"! u" Mme“, burden o‘ wmmuwn to the Cleveland airport, scene of “med by grim}, tax-payers. the renewal of the national ai 0L M3“ Hnddoct 3,1,“, m" rages, inefouri hours. i4: mifllitel’ commner’ My‘ me “m, mum" “"1 ‘l0 gefiflld‘ “"1"” °°°“'- ‘inst llsmbum how is about 16.000 Q"; ilk l", ‘mg?! ',‘1Y5°",‘_’laombared wit-h more than: 60000 u’ “ '"‘° " ' ' '“' ° “flWbcfMw the wsr. There are 9500

aged 408.0 miles an hour with an. .. elapsed time of four hours, fiiégfééjgfég wggmizoowrt wit"

line’ ‘g1. on; h.‘ among competitors for the N l

500)

in pritze TLIOIIBY‘, of which l0.'000l hOne 01f the 1:11;; difficulties ll oes o t n r, Dr 1d,: senteeszn, an s nets.

g3. I-lusted 3f vlulggii, Willis, ‘ma! "I don't know vrhether it la Douglas A-M Invader, only two-' caused by contrsrinesa on lhemrt enifilxlleiaplage gained-flail c lif l o‘ will‘??? “films w slim." laid

m . y, o a, a . ra are

officially placid second at ‘M."?:l:.:0OlOhGl, who worked wdth the miles an hour and Jacquulinsl Canadians at Antwerp when that Cochran, only woman entrant and port was opened.

CLASS 'i ANGUS BREED

Sec. 1 --Male hum after Doc. 31st, 1945 —1st. Hamilton Watts and son. New Wiltshire.

Sec. 6 —Male born before July 1st. 1943 —1st. Hamilton Watts and Son. -

Sec. 7 --Junior Champion Afoic hc-rti alter Juno 30th. 1944 and Rc-; serve ~lst. Hamilton Watts and. Son. ‘

Bee. B -—~Senlor Champion born before July 1st, 1944 and Reserve -1sl. Hamilton Watts and Son.

Siec. la-Orand Champlfin hldsle an escrve -1st. um ‘.0"l ,

Watts and Son.‘ 2nd. Hamilton Rg‘1‘g-276"d-s(3"¥ “f”; __ “ms and S“, ,Rhdd. zmf-Gclmorri grind —1st. Guy

Sec. l0 -—Female born after Deon‘ ‘C, P"; °1 t" 3m, 194s -lst. Hamilton Edwardsl B, 0mm, 2nd m" fl- G 5191mm‘) and Son, New Wiitshire; 2nd. MA Muénflyr-L, m’ m"- 3m

Hamilton Watts and Son. Bcc. 12 —~F‘emaiq born Jam-halt, sngliqgisoglqs l-Malc born nftcr Dec.

HAHVIIILTON. Atsq. 30 -(OP\—- Officials oi ‘the ewe: Oumtmlly v! Canada tonight confirmed NPOTB that a second shioioad of alt-cl has been sent. from the Hamilto: work! since the steel-workers‘ wears-and‘ hours etrllu: heir-tn six weeks ago. but company sources declined i0 give details.

The first shipment. left the plant under protest from strike vilcketi last week. ,

Residents of the strike-urn n- disstrisi- city scent an otliervvtu

ct day of tvstenns mesa M‘

eve nls in the strike l" Cans a lnalc steel industry Today saw a parade by W’ “m”

war vane-ram from various Blamilton fndiutr s. The "I marched to the B eico picket 1:111! where A emwd of about 801i chef strikers and symlfllehll"! 359R ed. They approved text o! a H