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British Sailors To Divide 16 Million Jackpot

Nov. British ssllors-admirals. seamen and everyone Ln between- are about to divide s, 434000.000 016.000.0000 lwkrot- money, a portion of the cash real- ized from enemy vessels captured in the war. According

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faced the gales and the enemy.

Seven out of every l0 yards of woolen cloth used in Canada in 1947 were made in Canadian mills.

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Whore P.E.l. Entries Placed in Sheep Glasses At Amherst

AMHERST, Nov. 9—(Speclal)-— Island Cheviot sheep were high- lighted today when. an entry of Almon Boswell, Charlottetowmwu declared Champion Female at the Maritime Winter Fair here. The same breeder was ﬁrst with both male and female born in 1047 and the Pen with 1 male. any age. and 3 females. .

Almon Boswell'| Smith Downs gained first places with the Best Ram's Fleece. Pen of 3 lambs, Pen with 1 male. any age. and 3 fe- males, and the male born in 1946. P. E. I. Bhropshires placed yes- terday in strongly contestedclass- es included:

Class 31. Sec. 1. Male born 1948: d. Steyvart 3C. S. C. Stewart dz Sons, Charlottetown.

Sec. 2. Male. born 1947. 3. Bos- well ZB, Estate of Geo. L. Bos- well. Charlottetown; 5, Stewart 2B, S. C. Stewart d: Sons.

Sec. 3. Male. born in 1946 or before. '2. llri-an G. S. I542, S. C. Stewart & Sons. 4, Gibson H. N. 3Z. Est. Geo. l’... Boswell; the lat- ter was the 1st prize two-year-old ram at the Winter Fair last year. Sec. 5. Female born 1948~6. Stew art 0C, S. C. Stewart 8: Sons.

Sec. 6. Female born 1947-5. Stewart SB, S. C. Stewart d: Sons;

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Pen, 1 male and 3 females born 1948—4. S. C. Stewart & Sons. Pen, 1 male any age and 3 fe- males born 1948-4. S. C. Stewart & sons. _

Sec. 10. Best Ram's Fleece-S. S. C. Stewart & Sons.

In the pen of three raan lambs (Sec. 11) 4th place went to S. C. Stewart d: Sons and 5th to; Est. of Geo. i... Boswell.

Oxford Downs results include the following Island plsclngs:

Class 32. sec. l, Male, born 194B: 4, Bennett FG 11C. Estate of Geo. L. Bpswell. Charlottetown.

Sec. 2, Male born 1947: 4 and 5, Boswell 0B and 10B respectively, Est. Geo. L. Boswell.

Sec. 3. Male born 1946 or before: 2. Peacock MH. 232. Est. Geo. L. Boswell.

Sec. 5. Female born 1948: 5, Bos- well 16G. Est. Geo. f... Boswell. And the followingplacings are all owned by the Estate of Geo. L. Boswell:

Sec. 6. Female born in 1947: 3. Boswell 17B; 5, Boswell 20B.

Sec. 8. Pen: 1 male. any age, and 3 females born before l948—all previously shown: ‘.2 and 3. Estate Geo. Boswell.

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Sec. 11. Pen of 3 Ram Lambs: 8. Est. Geo. L. Boswall.

S. C. Stewart d: Sons are show- ing 15 Shropshires and the Estate oi’ Geo. L. Boswell 28 Shropshires and. Oxfords.

lLS. llunter lihargerl With Manslaughter

ANNAPOLIS ROYAL. N.S., Nov. 9 -—-(CP) -l~loward Slocum of Wakefield. Mass, wept openly in court today as he was committed for trial on achange of ma.n_ slaughter. The charge arose from the ‘hunting death of Slocum‘s friend and hunting companion. Paul Currier of Dorchester, Mass.

Slocum will appear for trial at the spring term of the Nova Scotia Supreme Court. He was released on $10,000 bail. $5.000 of his own sec- urity and $2.500 each of two suret-

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OHATHAM. NB. Nov. 9 --(Cl>) - The latest addition to New Brunswickls network of power plants was officially opened here today at a ceremony attended by Premier John B. McNair, Lord BQAVKSIMWOK, Cabinet members, private members of the Legisla- ture and county and town obfic- als.

ies.

Slocum and Currier, with two other companions. were hunting deer at nearby South Milford

Saturday when Slocum fired at a moving object. When he investigat- ed he found Currier onthe ground, blood streaming over his red hunt- ing jacket.

Coroner LB. Braine said death was instantaneous. The bullet. hit Currier in the bad: and pierced his right breast.

Slocum was the second American to be charged with manslaughter arising from a hunting fatality. There have been four hunting fat- alities in Nova Scotia since the season opened Oct. i.

advanced registry.

Cornwall Empress 1A. owned by Aimon Bosw ell. Charlottetown. lat In her class. Senior Grand Champion at the Maritime Winter Fair. Estlm lied weight" ‘I00 lbs" this two year old sow was (aflllll Champion at Charlottetown for the last two years and qualiﬁed in ulvaﬂced registry yﬂth s slaughter fest score of ll.

lihampionship Winners At Fair

Woodstock Duke 14A ovmed by S. C. Stewart ,5 5mm Ch l “M” s n! boar at the Maritime Winder Fair. Estimated weight 500 1b," u‘: g b2 x; 0:1 gaunt ggtnxglggazpzz:

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Hon. J.G_ Boucher, chairman of the New Brunswick Electric Power Commission. turned the main switch which started a huge turbo generator whirring. '

The latest link in the Province! electrical energy development pro- greim, first authorized in 194.5, was opened at a time when demand for commercial

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