The Evening News from Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan • Page 10

Page Ten 1 THE EVENING NEWS, SAULT STE. MARIE. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY. -DECEMBER 1 2, LLOYD'S LOSES $500,000 DUE TO ABDICATION Manufacturers of Coronation Mugs, Plaques, Etc, Also Hard Hit, NEW PRINCIPALS IN MAY LONDON, Dec.

12, Manufacturers and Lloyd's, the great insurance firm, counted up their losses from the abdication of Edward VIII nobody knew how many hundreds of thousands of Newspaper estimates of a 20,000,000 pound ($100,000,000) trade loss were called excessive in well- informed quarters, however. It was difficult to figure the Lloyd's loss, but one conservative estimate placed it at 100,000 pounds Since the coronation in all likell- rood will be held next May on schedule, but with new principals, the big losers were the makers of coronation mugs, plaques, silver spoons and the like with Edward's name or picture on them. Most of this material, already manufactured, won't be usable with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to contend with. In addition, millions of- souvenir handkerchiefs and flags, bearing Edward's portrait, will be left on hand. Some of these products were insured against loss last August when the first business was placed to insure manufacturers against loss from a change in coronation plans; "the rate was around 15 per cent.

That jumped to 30 per cent until, a few days ago, all business stopped. However, it was pointed out that in many cases the damage will be negligible. Much insurance was taken out by contractors who had planned or begun to erect stands along the coronation route. Since there will be a coronation anyway, they wil! lose little or nothing. Similarly, hotels and shipping companies should not suffer to any great extent, financial observers held.

Abrasives are minerals used in 'grinding, cutting or sharpening cutting tools and also for polishing. NOTICE I "hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for credit extended to anyone unless on my written order to do so. ALEX ZNAMIEROWSKI, adv. BY SIGRID ARNE il-s Jumped to hisject axd caught the pup: Chapter Six Mister In Danger the wooly pup, was so brave he never stopped to think ho might be harmed in the Ice Queen's palace, Ho rushed down the snowy hill outside the palace leaving Nils and Captain Buttons behind him. His fat paws cuffed up the snow as he ran through the great gates of the castle, a'nrt on into the long chilly halls.

But, as he drew near the throne room, he grew a little more cautious. He could hear the queen's winds moaning, and he crouched down and crawled quietly to the throne joom doors. But when he saw those long, gray winds Of the queen racing around the room, he lost all his caution. He hopped into the air and caught one between his little white teeth. The wind howled, but Mister hung onto him.

Fniry Queen To The Rescue Of course, the other winds came to the rescue of their brother, and they tossed Mister high against the arched ceiling, and then out through the chimney into the cold; gray "Foo-oo, drop him hard on the ice," shouted the'wind-in'the lead. "Whee-ce," answered the other winds. MJster would have been ly hurt if the Fairy. Queen hadn't come to his.rescue. She was still riding quietly on Nils' helmet.

But she saw Mister tossed about by the winds, and she flew to Nils' shoulder and whispered softly into his ear, "Look up 1 Nils did look up, and there to his astonishment was Mister falling through the snow filled air like a whirling ball. Nils jumped to his feet, stumbled through the snow. FACTS TO REMEMBER If You Buy His Christmas Present Here No house goes above us in value or under us in price. We rear neither scrutiny nor comparison. Your pleasure after buying is part of our profit.

What you desire is what we aim to keep. Ws make prices that make business. The more you buy here the more you will like to. We correct mistakes or ours. Everything as advertised- or better.

We sell today to sell tomorrow. If we please you we please ourselves. Our highest aim is to give satisfaction. Our ads are as honest as the merchandise they describe. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AND GIVE WITH PRIDE.

The Man Store Famous For Quality. and caught the pup in his strong arms. Hn Dropped (The IMmp Wind "Gr-r!" said the pup stitl.ready to fight. He unclenched his the limp wind he had bitten fell to the ground like a gray rag. "That's what's in there," said Mister to Nils.

"Good heavens," said Nils. ''Did you see my daughter?" "Rrr-ycs," said Mister. "But I never got near her." Then the Fairy Queen decided to make herself known to-Nils. "Now I am going to help you. I am the Queen of Dairies." "But, little lady," said much surprised.

"You are so tiny you'll be broken to bits in there." "Not me," laughed the Queen. 'Just watch." She flow oft to the palace and disappeared through the gates. MORE MILEAGE BE PLOWEB State Adds More Road to its Winter Schedule, ESCANABA; Dec. mileage has'been added to the state highway department's snow removal program in the Upper Peninsula, it was announced at the U. P.

district offices of the state highway department. Highway M-28, between Wetmore and Sbfngleton, will be kept open for vehicular traffic for the first time this winter. In previous years, motorists were routed over M-24 during the snow blockade. Federal highways US-2, US-41 and US-141, are being plowed for their entire distance in the Upper Peninsula. Other main trunk lines on the snow remova! program are the stale highways: M-28, M-4S, M-135, M-77, M-94, M-05, M-73, M-189, M-15, M-64, M-4, and M-5.

The state highway department is maintaining its own maintenance crews in five pew'a, Mackinac, Schoolcraft, Ontonagon and Baraga. In the other 10 of the peninsula, the main trunk lines are plowed by the county road commission crews under contract with the state. rlOEBIGCUT INCRJM.ANDS deduction Acres Suggested, WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. A survey by four government farm agencies recommended today a reduction in harvested crop lands of from 15,000,000 to 50,000,000 acres below the 1928-32 average.

Any attempt to expand farm cultivation to the acre average of those years, it said, "would result in a sharp de crease in agricultural income so as the level of domestic purchasing power and foreign demand does not exceed that which is probable in the next few years." Some increase in farm products hard hit by drought, however, was viewed as wise. Federal farm programs and droughts which reduced production in a period of industrial improvement, the survey saidj boosted gross farm income from SfvlOO.OOO.OOO in 1Q32 to an estimated $9,200,000,000 this year. NOTICE. An examination will be held at the Community Building at Newberry, Michigan on December starting at 0:00 a. m.

E. S. T. for the purpose of selecting 3 Fire Wardens and 2 Towermen to fill vacancies occurring in District No. 6 comprising Chippewa, Mackinac, Luce, Schoolcraft and the Eastern portion of Alger counties.

STATE LAND FOR SALE AT ST, IGNACE DEC, 21 LANSING, Dec. 12. than 12,000 acres of state-owned land, including 150 platted lots, will be offered for to the public at a series of auctions io be conducted by the-department of conservation in northern Michigan beginning Wednesday, December 16. Except'for the platted lots all of the land is of wild, character and none has water frontage, wfhich is being assiduously retained by the department of conservation for public None of the land is in established or tentative conservation unit's. The auctions 'will' be held at Midland, West Branch, Atlanta, Charlc- voix; Kalkaska, St.

Ignace and Escanaba. Each will be held in the office of the county treasurer at 10 o'clock in the morning, except the sale 'at West Branch which will open at 2:30 and the sale at Kalkaska which is set for 2 o'clock. Land involved in this series sales lies in 41 counties and totals in acreage 12.57J. Most of it is desirable for pasture or wood-lots in conjunction with established farms: or, as private hunting land. St.

Ignace, Dec. pewia, and Mackinac counties. Sale-at Escanaba, Dec. Barajra, Delta, Dickinson, Houghton, Iron, Marquette, Menominee, Ontonagon and Schoolcraft "RAMONA" LOKETTA YOUNG Helen Hunt Jackson's love idyll, "Ramona," produced by 20th Century-Fox in the new perfected Technicolor, comes Sunday to the Soo theater. The cast, featuring Loretta Young and Don Ameche, includes Kent Taylor, Pauline "Sing, Baby Sing' SAYS SHE VOTED ONLY TIMES Thai's Testimony of Witness in New Jersey Case.

CAPE-MAY COURT HOUSE, N. Dec. 12. Ellis, 22- year-old Philadelphia blonde, testified Thursday in the hearing of the state senate 'election in Cape May county that she voted "only five times" for William Hunt, Republican, because the man who instructed her "didn't have any more names." Miss Ellis testified that Chester Dick, Republican excise commissioner, at Wildwood, instructed her to vote for Hunt on the five occasions. She is now at liberty under bail on a federal charge for illegal voting, having been arrested in Philadelphia two weeks ago.

Jesse D. Ludlum, Democrat, con- tended Hunt's victory by 437 votei, was accomplished by fraud. Townsend Pension Plan is Revised SAN DIEGO, Deb. 11. (IP) The Union quotes Dr.

Francis Townsend as saying he "feels surl President Roosevelt will receive favorable the thoroughly revised general welfare bill that will bo taken to the White House in the form of a petition signed by between 20 and 25 million American citizens." ANN ARBOR Shirley Smith, secretary of the University of Michigan, announced the addition of $50,000 to the Avery and Jule Hopwood fund, the income from which is used as awards for the creative writing by Smith said a gift, which reverted to'the university upon the death of an intermediate beneficiary, increased the fund to $372,000. Prizes distributed to 25 student writers last year amounted to $8,970. TRY A WANT AD. DON AMECHE Frederick, Jane Darwell, Katherine DeMille, Victor Kiliah and John Carradine. "Ramona" was filmed in the San Jacinto mountain meadow land of Southern California, the actual spots where Ramona and Alessandro lived and loved many years ago, as described in.

the story. The main location was a ranch in the Mesa. Grande area, abdut 140 miles southeast of Los The site is an: almost endless succession of green ex: pauses toward the dusty purple of the far-off mountains, every shade and tint defined in the clear, dry air, said to lend itself perfectly to the' new Technicolor photography. The largest of several groups of settings built in various locations was the huge Moreno hacienda, where Ramona first met Alessandro. A Full Coal Bin IS GOOD HEALTH INSURANCE Red and Genuine Pocahontas.

Tel. 780. CONSUMERS COAL CO. II I (Ml OEDARVILLE MAN PAYS $25 FINE, $3,85 COSTS FOR RECKLESS DRIVING' "Kenneth Visnaw, of Cedarville, paid a $25 fine and costs of rather than spend 30 days in the county jail after he pleaded guilty to 'reckless driving before Judgfi John N. Fegan Friday.

His driver's license was suspended -for six months. Visnaw was driving a car north on US-2 near Fine Grove last Saturday night when it collided with a'car driven south on US-2 by'Mrs. Addle Parrish, of Brimley. Mrs. Parrish was taken to the hospital with a broken knee cap and other injuries.

Visnaw, witnesses said, turned out to avoid hitting one car and crashed into the Parrish car. 'Trade It' Through a 'Want ALrCK FAYE Twentieth produc- ers of "Thanks a Million," the cinematic combination of melody, and romance, are said to top their previous triumph with "Sing, Baby, Sing," opening Sunday at the Temple theater. Featuring one of the greatest collection of comedians ever cast together in one picture, a veritable hit parade of songs, and a funny story, "Sing, Baby, Sing" is hailed as one of the most entertaining pictures produced in Hollywood. Alice Ftiye, Adolphe Menjou, Gregory Ratoff, Ted Healy, Patsy Kelly, Michael Whalen and the Rita Brothers head the cast. 13 WOIVIEN' OVERCOME.

LANSING, Dec. 11. (IP) and firemen removed 13 women on east Michigan Avenue here today. TRY A WANT AD. We Have a Credit Record of You.

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