AMBASSADOR! M SWIM BERN, Switzerland (Reuters)- The new am ssadors of Canada and the United States. Edmond Tttrcott and Henry Taylor. lire- sented their credentials to Svllsl Ptesident Hans su-euli in separate 'es.

Among than are synthetic acetic acid. used in rayon rnanutact acetylene black. .a pure form of carbon used in dry cell batteriel. and a series of polyvinyl acetat and scetal resins. from which

Synthetic Chemical Industry p I In Canada Is A World Leader.E;"jc3;:-1:23-;';:E'g-2::-J-ii'”?J5-'35 3 A A ' l .day indifference is the guy”:

gm BmTAIN' Uls' danger confronting Ling-.1 "mu,

. . Sh ' ' l h ll.'- 2 ti . was founded at Shawinigan lalla. sub3:lY.'"r;":l sshgvmjxggnl "wlrlzr tiates in the June 10 federal gag. loll.

Pearson Sees Grave Danger

MDLAIND. Ont. (cpl-sat.-..i .jA!fairs Minister Pearson said Fri-

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Shawinigan C h e mi calls l..td., ' PIONEER ROAD

By JANE BECKER inn Press Staff Writer

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MONTREAL ICPI-An industry Que. born out of necessity during the First World War this year cele- brates its 40th anniversary. its position secure as one of the lead- ers in the field of synthetic chem-

icals.

JUNE IS

in l9l7 when the Royalland Power.

any 59t"fm "ehw 50”?” Mr EC” Shawiuigan sells in the United IIQ, VIE H! l P Yl'.'3 H18 0 COT-

um types of explosives! The newlstates and Britain through two

WHPHIY Obtained ll” . ""'"”'"-tries. it has four

from its supply of calcium car- symheuc Bum

bide and acetylene. ' The demand for acetone endedi

with the war. but research pro-

carbides a

tain. The newest. a vinyl acetate due” plant at Hull. England, went into

subsidiaries based in those coun-. plants producin

?vinyl acetate in the U.S. and Bri-l

Canada's first lllBllWlY WI '30 road between Montreal and Out!- bec built early in the lath cen- tury.

make sense to us"-WI! Gill l-ll. Liberals have been in WW9? 1,00 long, that a satisIact0!'Y unlu- mentary system could not con-

iie spoke at a luncheon nttenbd by 30 Simcoe East party gut," in this town 14 miles north of my mom.

Mr. Pearson said many peopjg assume the Liberals will win ma think the loss of a few ugu wouldn't matter. In fact, ho pd. ded. they think it might be a good

new products and ennbl

AIN

FUN IN the company not only to survive

production late last year. In I plea "for more equitable

Unri-onded bench: and highways In- use

aonable run. average high toinpern 715'. Enter Maine's lillloath Vlsibr

but to expand about 10 times its tnmsp. Dry Jane '0” . seminar ”n'""l ”w' in Quebec City recently that the;

thing if the government's major. ity were reduced.

"But if people all over the coun- try take that attitude we could

tlnne indefinitely unda one Pitt!- Mr. Pearson said he heard this in every quarter during his V-7099' country tour. It is true. he said.

3"; "5. INCOME ltglaralpgixlyl nolw had shut down its

Last year income from sales of "Win: audpnangu "lo?:”".f lgelg" its products-mainly calcium car- dis" market fro: yang alsiociyed gum vhlyl l'""?l? 3"” if Fa"? plant in Massachusetts. "ml made "P5! 59"" "9 Cnldlln tazmyohhwloi-nillfosutrusills gels”:-ext? "Th" mlsl Wind illogical loll'0l"' ” '” '''””"'- ll E095”

of the total value or all these a"”"” "” ”""l"'" "ml "heme e---r-M

. l ,1 I . it-al marketing problems," he L.lheBll:I::lS produced in Lnnada in 53” ..But, down! the ram mat P'"''- ,we can produce resins much more J In an interview. ?l8li?.dl-lp R ds...heaf,,1y .; shmvimgan F311,. the 359- 00111138!!! W99! 9"l- E larif -and the great differences :crl!bed the Canfadian t-henilt-al ln- in the .1", of 3,, Canadian Ind , B Y B. J I Y B I C k 9 7 us ry as one o the fastest jlrtllt-lAn1eric3n m,,ke,Sg4m.m, um, ..”'aHd. -A lufs in the 3-ountry, with the lalue mes, product, 1,. mad, tn me t the hi Mnstesf Indtvlduel niplmlilp Pl-1! , 0 is pro ucts fast approaching US." i .Au. the Sl.000,000lXX)-a-year mark. .......ama.,..i. l" '”'”" .. ' .' arrived at their seven heart con- dwhen the acetone iii-arket NEAKING HYDRO LIMIT nu". ma sch-mm Ncun.cm. en ed, at the end of the Plrstp OTTAWA CF) e At the present b Kmmm, ,,o,u,,m., w ld w - "'”'” V Or 81'. we decided I0 Put rate of increase. Ontario will reach mm he”, gm mg m. co.opg.-., "me. '"””9l' ""0 '"'d'"r' "9 W pl” 1"ll" 0' hydro POW" "1 15 t.lve .ix club bid that Konstana El'IEml('8ll from the same basic years and Quebec in 30 years, the Ma um”, the right gum Q. make all the tricks. Ohestem was equally convinced North-Soilth could make the grand slam and promptly sacri- ficed at seven spades. He was de- feated nix tricks-1100 points.

elements. rather than mud uplcanadian standards association the company." Dr. 1tisnotsupposedtobeantn- mitigated pleasure to go down

. Jane said.'was told Friday. "During the ma our labtiralories -T----wa turned out one new product after I-EFLOAT ATTEMPT another. Then. when we devel-lg HALIFAX .(;p) ,g A mow .s oped a process for making vinyl tempt to move the 7.100 ton ital- Icetate. it opened up the wB.vgl0l' ian freighter Fities from a reef ;n59l'l;l9;t?cl! llI9r:;u:.Z'I';lllfllC l95"15-lnear Scatarie Island on Cape g- - ' - gBreton's eastern tip was scheduled ,,x u g nun contact. hug n 3 Shawinlgan now produces be- for high tide late Friday night. wen lea rlunm to m 3,, M1, while ths opponents score 2,210 points for I grand slam. When the French pair. Tinsel and Jain, held the North-south cards. the bidding went: North lent South I-vllans Jain

Pass 2' Pass INT 7; Pan

that a political party usually runs out of steam after several term! of office-but it hadn't liaPP9ll9d to the Liberals "and you don't pull a winning pitcher in the limi-

Contest. You may win n Chevrolet and FREE vncntinn. Send for complete :- Ier Planning Kit-Kaine Vacation Serv- iu. II! Gateway Circle. Portland. Me. IAIN! DE". 09 IND. I COMM.

lose more than a few seats. we could be thrown out." He said the opposition argument

MICKEY MOUSE

North dealer. North-South vulnerable.

FCIIIIVC. WM" 33,. strain on body and hr ihiess easier to less- Tedsy's lenss living,

Then you feel betIaI- better. Ash is: DeU's i Fl 3 HOW TOUGH lT 15 TO GET lNTC CQLEGE

BEDTIME STORIES Black Pussy's

You find through life list in some

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Opening lead-king of hearts.

I In the summer of 1955. repre- sentatives of thirteen European countries gathered at Amsterdam to determine the European bridge championship. Aft: ten days of round robin play the winners turned out to be the French team, who nosed out the Italian four- some. France then went on the following January to win the world championship from an American team.

One deal from the match be- tween France and England was packed with dynamite. The Eng- llnh pslr. Konstani and schapiro,

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First man Trust Dsvoulsd Lure

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Pull Pun

Mistake

is watching Black Pussy slip over into the Old Orcliani. lie is always hoping that he will have a chance to catch some of the young birds just learning to fly. Early this morning he had slipped over there. He heard the birds singing and chirping on all sides. but they were up in the trees and there was no possible chance for him to catch one there. That is. there was no chance unless he could find a nest.

50, Black Pussy stole about from tree to tree. The grass was, already tall enough so that he was not easily seen from a distance. He found no nests until he came to a certain tree near the edge of the Old Orchard. There he happen- ed to look up just in time to see Mrs. Scrapper the Kingblrd leave her nest on a certain branch of that tree. Mrs. Scrapper had gone to look for her breakfast and Scrapper had not yet taken her place. It just happened that at the moment Scrapper was not on guard. He had seen Sally Sly the Cowbird in the neighborhood and had left his perch to chase her away. So it seemed that the nest was quite unguarded.

At the foot of the tree Black Pussy Reached up and dug his claws into the bark. it "is a way ' - that Cats have of sharpening their At the oot of the tree Black Pu claws- Now just before he did sy reached up and dug hla claws this, Scrapper the Klnllblrtl llld into the bark-.. .. .. lcome back to his perch. He hadn't g "seen Black Pussy. but when Black Black Pussy hunts Mice mostly.y pussy scratched um trunk of 3,, bf-" "OW Md "59" '1' 93""0l "9'ltree to sharpen his claws. Scrap- sist the temptation to try to catch per heard the soundg one of the Old Orchard folk lnl suddenly mm-k pussy (en . l93lh"5- ll Farm" 3l”0V"l'9 b0Yi sharp stab at the back of his head finds Black Pussy hunllng Blrdszmd men "other. 11.05, ",5. he gets a tsc(;ldi'n: thatrhe doenn'tl hurt. They were not doing him 500? 0l'll8o ll 9; 095 "IS 59330" any real harm, but they did hurt. .7”; he is not allowed in the Old Orch-T M ms. ghck pusgy did,” know

. Pu-as Old. -- what to make of it. They came 31" MW llld lllell when ll0b0dYlfrom behind. Black Pussy ran.

...E..a..mmEa..mm For a moment Scrapper the King-

xV bird was right on Black Pussy's s En. Ix r .

back peeking at him with his sharp little bill. Black Pussy

handed straight for the barn and Scrapper flew back to talte his Helps hep teeth clean. Freshen; nioulli.

place on that nest until Mrs. Scrap- Slveetons breath.

way. v For all mistakes you have to pay.J -Old Mother Nature.

Black Pussy is the cat who livesl; at Farmer Brown's house. lie is big. good-natured and well camd for. He never really has to hunt for anything to eat. He has plenty

Again Hie sacrifice bid was found. though this time in a dif- ferent sequence. Pavlldes decided to listen to what. the French had to say. and having heard. and been persuaded, he made his first bid in the seven level.

Both North-South pairs might have achieved a better result if they had bid less enuiualsstloeuy and stopped at six heart; If the six spade save now came, there would have been a better psycho- logical chance to buy the at seven henrll.

Now! Skinny men. women and children in normal health may put on pounds and inches of firm solid flesh quickly. safely and easily with the remarkable new Wale-On Tabl9l5- E85! Welillllol food provided for him But- Sallll ill 5 ' ' ' 10 - ' - 39 P0""d3 Black Pussy loves to hunt T h e l'EP0l'l9d- Hlgll lll (”3l0l'l95 Plul love of hunting is born in hllll. He selected Vitamins. Minerals to does,” hum because he need, build up needed weight. Satisfne- what he may Catchy He hunts just tlon or money back. 8300- M3" for the fun of hunting. To him it "”'la.ble "' Llqmt A" W” its a sort of exciting game it is l dmgmsl mdal" like that with many hunters withl

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Black Pussy knew that he had made a mistake. He had chosen the wrong nest to climb up to. Other birds would have made a great fuss, but they wouldn't dare do what Scrapper the Kingblrd. had done. He decided that after all hunting birds wasnlt much fun. so he went into the barn to hunt for Mice.

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