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is deience orders. now looming on the horizon. '

Meanwhile. informed quarts-rs Inmllmid. Iholl-Illllng and small arms production and the produc- tion of heavy guns jog along at the same old pace-the peacetime pace before Korea. The Crown-owned arsenal plants are spread over Ontario and Que- bec. In Ontario gun ammunition is produced at Lindsay, snail arms at Long Branch and radar instru- ments at Leaslde. Quebec holds government plants for explosives at Valleyfleld, heavy guns at Long- ueuil. arsenals at Quebec City and shell illllng at St. Paul 1lErmite. A decision by the Canadian Government to send ground troops to Korea-which could be shaped at Wedneadayis session of cabinet -is the vital factor in Canada's arsenals output. Such a decision, whether or not accompanied by extensive Ameri- can orders for Canadian supplies. will mean full steam ahead for small arms ammunition and shell production. But the point still will have to be settled as to which force the Canadian troops will be attached. It Canadian troops are merged with Commonwealth forces, the arsenals will continue production on current patterns-that is. Brit- ish patterns. Decision to attach Canadian troops to American groups will mean a sharp swing- over to American production lines. It may take weeks before a Cabinet decision to send ground troops to Korea-or to Japan if

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Korca falls-will become effective. Prime Minister St. Laurent has given Parliament the promise that it will be reassembled and lhci question put before it for approv- l al.

More immediate. said oilicials. is the expectation that Canada will get orders from the United States. However. there still is no indicat- ion or the quantity. or the shape or form in which the orders will come.

Leaving Shortly For Copenhagen,

Mrs. Malcolm Maclieod. Lorne Valley has arranged to leave. for Montreal on August 14, enroute to Copenhagen where she will repre- sent the P. E. I. Federation of Wo- men's Institutes at the Conference of the Associated Country Women of the World to be held from Sept. 9 to 16. Mrs. MacLeod will join the other Canadian delegates at Men- treal. and sail from there on the Canadian Pacific "Empress of France on August 18.

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The party will be divided into two sections one of which will go direct to Norway and Sweden. while !or the other an itinery has

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the entrance to that hollow log. To carry them in his mouth would have meant. several trips. Why not use his tail and .cai'ry more at a, time? Why not indeed? No one had taught. him how to use that tail. but. somehow he knew just what to do. He curled it around in I loop. then pushed a lot. of leaves under him into that loop. He kept - doing this until the loop was filled and his tail was wrapped around those leaves tightly. Then he walk. oil over to the old log carrying a , bundle of leaves behind him with that handy little tail wrapped around them to hold them tight. He didnt know it then, but in all the Green Forest there was no one

a handy tail. That is what. is call- ed prchenslle. Pro-hen-slle sounds like a big word but it. means simp- ly being able to wrap around or hold on to, some Monkeys have prehensile tails.

CANADIAN PRODUCTION

Canada leads the world in pro- duction of nickel. radium. plai- inum. asbestos and newsprint. and ranks second in woodpulp, alum- inum and gold.

PAIGNTON, Devon. England, -- (GP) - Capt. N. Dickenson. E N.. arrived at a council meeting 20 minutes late. He explained that he had been held up by Dartmouth Ferry. The chairman cornmenteil: "It's quite all right, sir. But you said the same thing last year.”

outside his own family with such

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Summcrside were recent guests of

been arranged which includes a tour through England and scot- land visiting selected Women's In- - stitutes at which the various dele- gates will deliver addresses, end- ing up with a visit Oxford: the training college for members of the British Institutes. This section will then prccecd

Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Emery,

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Clark.

The many friends or Miss Ella

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Canadian Arsenals Ready For Big Munitions Orders.

Truman Bequest Would Mean Arms Orders I:-tlr-Eanliill.

WASHINGTON. Aim 1 - (A!) .. president Truman announced that the best wgy to prevent fu- ture outbreaks againat the a or the,world is to see that nit-ell States' allies are properly armed That's why. he said, hula asking -for 14.000.000.000 to arm anti-couinium lsl: countries.

Officials said the largest part of the new arms orders would go to United States lndust , but Cans.- dian factories would also share in the fund. Most of the mot!!! would be spent for heavy minio- merit such as tanks. lrtillery l-"4 other weapons which take up to two years to manufacture.

"It now is clear." Truman sold in a letter to Congress. "that the free nations must. accelerate the etiorts they are making to strengthen their common securitv-"

Truman! said he isn't sure how much each country will need. But he gave this breakdown on the arens to be helped. i

North Atlantic &3.604.000.N0

Greece. Turkey. Iran 108.000.0011

Philippines. Asia 303.000.00ii

Truman scarcely had tlntshed making his request before chair- man Millard E. Tydlngs (Dem.- Md.l of the Senate armed services ccminittee said 54.000.000.000 isn't enough. Tydlngs did not say NW much he thinks Truman should ask for.

The 34.000.000.000 would be in. addition to 8. -S1.W.Wi000 03"” aid program which already has been authorized. :

British Dolls Are Versatile

DONDON, Aug. 1 (CP) British doll manufacturers are pro- ducing a. variety or animated dolls Whicll should capture their share of export dollars.

One model. the "crawling baby." with 9. clockwork motor. can be made to crawl along the floor. Made with a warm. flesh color. it is accompanied with patterns for extra clcllhcs.

A tolkim: tloll. named "Baby Lou." is a lifelike model. with skin that can be bathed and powdered. "l.nu” will probably be sounding nit nearly all the time, as she sobs when pinched, cries when spanked and roos when cuddled. E One or the top designs incorpor- an ingenious sound-track which reproduces 9. human voice.

with la repertoire of singing. speak- ing. laughing and gurgling. it can say "mummy, pick me up" various other phrases. It has even been made to sing a Spanish nur- scry rhyme.

and

DESABLE AND VICINITY

Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Holm were

recent visitors to Bradslbane.

Miss Christine Sheirrcn of Bon- shnlv is at. present visiting in De-

to De.,man,,sanle. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Russel MncLcan.

Mr. llzlrlcy Rose and Mr. Glen- don Dsrman are at present visiting

to Copenhagen. and at. the con- clusion of the Conference there.. will visit. Paris. The Hague and other points of interest.

On return to England. Mrs. Mac-i Leod will spend a month vlsitlngl her old home in Kent, which she left forty years ago, and other parts; of lmgland where various members of horiamlly reside. She expects to be back on the Island early in November. -

Clark are pleased to know she is much improved in health.

Mr. and Mrs. G. R. LcPage aild Mrs. G. s. Buntain attended the Covehead Tea on Wednesday,

Miss Kathryn wyancl spent a pleasant week-end with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wyand. Cavendish.

Mr. Elmer Bulman, Charlotte-

ln Desahlc, the guests" of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gould.

Messrs Chester Shaw and Rus- sel MacI.enn harvested fcur acres of early potatoes starting July 28. In- quirlcs seem to prove that this is the earliest potato digging known on the'Island. They had a bumper crop of 200 bushels to the acre. Most of the potatoes were hauled by truck to Carleton. -

town spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest But- man.

Mrs. Don Bulman and little son Garth spent a week pleasantly with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Park- man.

Mrs. James D. MacMlllan and son Sydney of aydney. N. B. are zuelta or Mr. and Mrs. James Stev- enson. Rustico.

Mrs. Dan Anderson and little son Fred were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacPherson. Wheatley River.

Mr. and Mrs. A. (3. Henry. Ken- slngton attended Divine service at North Rustlco on Sunday and lat- er called on old friends and re- latives.

Lorne and Charles Stevenson or Rustico. have returned to their home after a pleasant holiday with their aunt, Mrs. clitton Inca or Desable.

Mr. and Mrs. Edison nollinga. have as their guests the strong family from Mass. Mr. ltmng Br. ' is an ardent admirer of our Island and has enjoyed many holidays

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