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-MONTREAL, Oct. 5 - Changes. in the Accounting Department of

Canadian National Railways ef- fective immediately were an- nounced today by Donald Gordon. chairman and president; The changes are of an organizational nature and are part of a plan look- ing to the future personnel re- quirements of the Department. T. H. Cooper, formerly vice-pre- sident and comptroller. will con- tinue as vice-president. in addi- tion to having general supervision over the Accounting Department. he will undertake such special du- ties as may be assigned to him from time to 'time by the president. T. J. Grscey, heretofore assistant comptroller. succeeds Mr. Cooper as comptroller.

FOR POSTERITY

.RECvINA - (GP) -- This year's Saskatchewan Rcughriders and Calgary stampeders may be "sav- ed" for posterity. Regina youth centre students hope to make plas- ter figurines of the players on both football teams before the end oi the season.

N-o.w Amhors Plant Started

AMIERBT. Oct. 5-It was an- nounced here by N. A. Hes- ier. president and managing dir- ector of Enamel and Heating Pra- ducts Ltd..'that the Amherst plant of the Canadian Car and Foundry Co. Ltd.. has been purchased by Enamel and 1-ieatlngfroducti Ltd., elfective last Saturday. A new company, to be known as Atlan- tic Industries. Ltd.. has been form- ed under a Nova Scotis charter and will operate as a wholly own- ed, subsidiary of Enamel and Heat- ing Products Ltd.

The new company has been in close touch with Ron. W. Dsuphinee. minister of trade and industry. for Nova Scotis. during the negotiations for ,;purchasing with the intention otlex-pandlnz the operation; in Amherst in a manner which will assist other local industries by providing a con- venient source for the supply of atsmpings, enamelled parts and such components.

Officers of the new company are N. '1'. Avard, president, Am- herst: vice president and manag- ing director. N. A. I-lesler. and secretary-treasurer. A. R. French, The board of directors is made up of executives of Enamel and Heating Products,Ltd., and con- sists of the following. N. T. Avard. N. A. I-lesler, A. R. French, F. R. Rand. H. Goldsteln, T. F. Kennedy and R. J. Healer.

For the present. activities of the new company will be confined to the operation of the rolling mill producing reinforcing bars and the car wheel foundry which produce car wheels for the railways of Canada. Additional lines allied with the products already being produced by the parent company will probably be manufactured by Atlantic Industries Ltd, for En- ameled and Heating in the near future as Mr. Hesler stated that one of the main reasons for the purchase of this plant was the need for more manufacturing space to meet the expanding oper- ations of the firm. i

Jet Pilot is Killed In Crash

MONTREAL. Oct. 5 - (OP) - An R.C.A.F. Vampire jet fighter from No. 410 R.C.A.F. Fighter squadron. Montreal, crashed near St. Julie de Vercheres and the pilot. I50. Montague James Stewart Clow of Scar-boro. Ont.. was killed.

The R.C.A.F. said the plane was on a routine training flight. The crash was about 1 pm.

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