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....ELDRllD. Pa.. Sept. 13 - (AP) .. A mighty -dynamite explosion which splintered a building at the National Powder company today killed eight men and rocked homes for miles around.
some of the victims were blown to bits as the blast destroyed a steel and frame house where dyn- amite and nits-oglyoerlne are mix- ed.
The coroner's office reported dif- ficulty in identifying bodies.
Five or six other employees suf- fered alight injuries which -were treated at the scene while armed guards kept newspaper men and photographers off the plant prop- erty. .
Residents 10 miles away heard the booming explosion. Windows were shattered within a two-mile radius. '
Everybody 'a'.ne-w at once what had happened.
This little community near the New York border in Northwestern Pennsylvania is ever conscious of the powder plant danger. National Powder is the town's biggest in- dustry.
Blasts there in 1089 Ind 1044 killed several workers, . vccmpany secretary T.T. Cook said:
"We have no idea what caused the explosion.
"We're on guard against explo- sions like this and we have given every possible aid to the injured.
"Doctors were called in right away, Workers unaffected by the explosion were cleared from the
plant grcunds."
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In The World of Books
With Will 8. Bird
FOOTNOTES ON NATURE by John Kleien; Doubleday Publish- ers; 81.89. This book is the greatest bar- gain in reading I know of today. Everyone who has listened to "In- formation. Please." knows who Kieran is. 'llhe blurb states that as a boy he spent his summers on a farm "where he walked a great deal in the woods, observing wild life. The book is a mixture of the out-of-doors mixed with memories of childhood. excerpts from favorite poets and comments on the personalities of the famous people the author has known. It is written in an easy con- versational manner that makes good reading and one is econ carried back to childhood and the important discoveries we made on our own initiative regarding bird life and wild life in general. Kieran'a first find was the fact that the created Flycatcher generally uses a discarded snake skin inibuilding its nest. possibly to scare off in- truders. The voices of Black- Crowned Night Herons scared him as he tented out. and the farmers around called them "quowks." not sure the night roamene belonged to this world. Zllhen there was a family of red foxes that used to squall at night, a sound Kiss-an describes as unearthly. I can re- call several families of red foxes nearby when I was a boy but I nevu hard a fox "squall."
Kieran began teaching at a sal- ary of forty dollars a month. He had to teach Nature lessons and resumed his study of bird life. When he found the nest of a Cheat- nut-sided Warbler he felt experi- enced and began taking the child- ren on walks to observe for i.hem- selves. The book rambles on de- lightfully. from his attempt at maple sugar making to his adven- tures with the Astronomer, and every chapter will stand re-reading. The book iureally an acquaintance with Klerarfs charming personal- ity.
THE BRIDE OF NEWGATE by John Dickson Carr; Musson, 33.00.
Everyone knows Carr as a top- notch author of mystery stories, but this book is distinctly a his- torical novel, though there is - plenty of mystery scatrtend all the way cram Newgate Prison to St. James's Square. The story begins with the introduction of the hang- man. with two hardened turnkeys discussing the possibility of a riot during the hanging. and the at- mosphere of the London of 1815 is absorbed without any effort. on the part of the reader. Then a mys- terious marriage takes place in a prison dungeon. The bride hopes that the groom will be hanged at the set time in the morning. and complications set in when the gal- lows are cheated. for the bride of the midnight. marriage was a young society heiress and her greatest
and colors.
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ambition was to be a widow be- fore the noon -was reached. it was absolutely necessary for her to be married if she were to in- herit a fortune. and she wanted no man as husband. ''I want no boorish lout who will stamp home smelling of the stables. rattle out his oaths and be hopelasly drunk by three o'clock in the afternoon. Or an empty-parted dandy who pays fabulous compliments. has a 801-11' i C. . and gambler: away every fax-thing at White's."
The prisoner. of course. has a sweetheart and he wants io leave her as comfortable as pouiblc. so will readily wed-at a price. He is presented as unshaven. dirty and lousy. in a rude cell. lettered to the wall. He is there on a charge of having killed another gentleman in a duel that was never ioulht. but money placed with Judse and Jury had got him a death penalty. and a few more gold pieces had taken from him the usual seven days grace re-
served for a prison sermon and
repentance. The reader will wrig-
gle in his easy chair and realize how much better life was in the
good old daysl
Carr is a master at story tell-
ln-g. He is a master with words.
with drama and description. He
showed the world his ability not
long ago with his "The Life of
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle." But in
this story of the Bride of Newgate
he is at a new high. There is no
dull moment. in the narrative and
nothing impossible.- The mystery
shot while the lady was in her
bath. and the riot at Covent Oar-
den Opera House are thrlllingly
described. and one cannot help let
his smypathy ride with Dick Dar-
went, first seen in a Newgate cell,
as he goes all out to attain his
ambitions. one of these is revenge
or a reckoning with the man who
struck him with a whip. Here is a rousing story. exceedingly well
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' MORTGAGE SALE
TO BE SOLD by Public Auction in front of the Law Courts Bulld- ing. in Charlottetown. in Queen! County. in Prince Edward Island. on TU&DAY. the Tenth dly 05 OCTOBER. A.D. 1950. at the hour of TWELVE 0lCLOCK NOON - - ALL THAT tract piece and PITCU of land. situate. lying and held! bn Township No. 46. in Klnii County bounded and described as follows. that is to say: COM- MENCING on the north side of the Road leading from Sourls in East. Point and on the West side of the Road leading therefrom to Greenvale. thence northwardly along said road leading to Green- vale to the south side of the Road known as Greenvale Road. thence westwardly along said last mentioned Road to land in WI- sesslon of Andrew Mooney. thence iouthwardly along Andrew Moon- ey'a land. to the East Point Road aforesaid. and thence aartwardly along the same to the place of commencement. containing FORTY acres of land a little more or less. and being thus described in a Deed of Conveyance from Cyrene McDonald and wife to Jerome McDonald. hearing date the 14th day of April. A.D. 1943. - . . ALL THAT PARCEL of land situate. lying and being at Little
Harbour on hot or Township number 46. in King's County. Prince Edward Island. bounded
and described as follows. that is to say: Bounded on the south by the Main Post Road. lending to East Point. having a front there-
on of about five chains. on the west by farms in the occupation of Joseph McLellan and Ronald McLellsn, on the north by Greenvsla. Road. and on the east by land in possession of Donald McLeilan. and containing an area of FORT! THREE acres of land A little more or less. - - - ALSO
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ALL THAT TRACT piece or par- cel of land. situate. lying and pe- lng at Little Harbour on Lot or Township Number 46 ii. Kin8'3 County, bounded and described as follows. that is to sry-' COM- MENCING at, Little Harbour Pond. at the southeast corner of land in possession of Donald Mc- Lellan. and running northward along the line of the said Don- ald McLellan's land to the East Point Road, thence along the said Road eastward five chains 1 the western boundray of land he d by Donald McLellan. thence south- ward along the said boundary to llle shore of Little Harbour Pond. thence westward along the shore to the place of commencement. containing FIPTEEN acres of land a little more or less. - - - A150 ALL THAT TRACT piece or per- cel of land situate, lying and be- ing on Township Number 46. in King's County. in Prince Edward Island. bounded and described as follows. that is to say:-On the east by land in possession of John A. Campbell. on the south by Little Harbour Pond, on the west by land in possession of An- drew Mooney (formerly Mrs. I-lsll'si. and on the north by the road leading to East Point. and containing about FIFTEEN acres of land a little more or less - - - the last: three described tracts of land being thus described in a Deed of Conveyance from An- drew Mooney and wife to Gert- rude Campbell. bearing date the 9th day of December. AD. 1922.
The above sale is made under ,
and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the llth day of June AD. 1947. and made
between JEROME MacDONALD. of Little Harbour n Township Number 46. in Kings County. in Prince Edward Island. Farmer. (of the nine part). and ANGELINA
BLANCHARD of Charlottetown in -
Queen's County. in Prince Edward Island. Single Woman. (of the other part). because of default having been made in payment of principal and interest thereby secured.
Dated at Charlottetown. this 6th day of SEPTEMBER AD. 1050.
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