The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 21

Holstein, Guernsey Classes, Offer Clpse Competition wuafing ei dairy cattle wat completed yesterday at the Ex hibition with the exhibiting of the Holsteins and, for the firit time In the history of the Exhibition, the Guernseys. The showing of Guernseys wss a very creditable one with Judge G. E. Raithby, Guelhp, having to do some very close scrutinizing before making the Top male honors went to Jack Fraser, who had grand cham pion bull with Foremost Majesty. wmie reserve- grand champion bull was Caumsett Reaper for Klngfield Farms, King.

The only local exhibitor, present. H. Clark. Ottawa, had second In the aged bull class and first in Junior yearling bulL Clark also led in aged cow but Klngfield had both grand and re serve champion female while Fraser had Junior champion fe male. In group classes Klngfield emerged on top in all but one class, the Junior herd, which went to Fraser.

Hoist Ins. The Holstein display was one of the largest of the Exhibition with Judge T. E. Bays, Toronto, being called upon to place as many as 13 animals in the heifer calf class. Grand cnampion male was taralee Pabst RA Sovereign, son ol the lamous Montvic RA Sov ereign, for Weaver Bel mont.

while reserve grand went to Independent Coal and Lumber, Ottawa, with Lonelm Lochlnvar Fayne. Grand champion female was Maple Holme SPV Erna for Les lie Nixon and Sons. Vankleek win, while reserve was Banostine Echo Alcartra Gerben for Hardy Shore, Glamworth. In group classes the prizes were divided among W. J.

Fawcett, Winchester, with three firsts and Shore with two. Prescott county took top honors for county herd with Dundas second. Results In the Holsteins are as follows: i Bull. 3 years and ever 1 Wwrar Bra, and Gen. S.

Elliott and Son. Bsrslee Psbst Its Apple Sovereisn: 2 Independent Coal and Lumber Lonelm Lochinvar Fayne; 3 Ottawa Dsrtnct Holstein Bull Am n. Montvtow Has Apple Ajax; 4 R. A. Suffel and Sons.

WUlola Sir Has Apple Ormsby; Karl Quinn. Forthjrne Lochlnvar Prince. BulL 3 rears and tinder 31 W. t. raeVcett.

WUlola Supreme Bell-ringer; 3 Leslie Nixon and Son, Duke Pabst Aristocrat. Ball, yearttna'. senior 1 Hardy Shore. Lea A. Baker and John A.

Van Patter and Sons. Rockwood Rag Apple Hamulus: 3 Weaver and G. J. Kaiaer. Pietje Sovereign Ras Apple: 3 T.

W. Barton. Lucky Lad SPVE ribet. Bull. Junior yearBntf 1 Leslie Kixon and Sons.

MacDonald Slx-o- Bun calf 1 Fawcett. WUlola Allan BeUrmcer: 3 W. T. H. Lennox.

WUlola Steve BeUrinser; 3 Director Experimental Farm. Ottawa Ras Apple Gratton: 4 Weaver -nd Lloyd Near. Lakecrest Sovereign Lad; Edgar Craig and Son. Bridgelea Ajax Captain: D. A.

McPhea. Paul Emperor of Crystal Spring. Bull. senior champion Weaver. Baralee Pabet Rag Appla Sovereign; Re Independent.

Lonelm Lochinvar Fayne. Bull Junior- champion Fawcett. WUlola Allan Bellriner; Lennox. WUlola Steve Bellrlnger. Bull.

grand rhamplon Weaver, Baralee- Pabat Rag Apple Sovelgn; Rs Independent. Lonelm Lochinvar Fayne. Cow. 4 year old and M. In milk I Shore.

Banostine Echo Alcartra Vale; 3 Norda Penlarm Kurn-dyke Emily; 3 Quinn, Qulnndala Bessie Rag Apple; 4 Weaver. Llewxam Empress Sally. Cow. 3 years and tinder 4. in milk 1 Weaver.

Banockburn Blossom June; 3. Shore. Rag Apple Piebe Daisy; 3 Quinn. Qulnndala Empress Johanna May- Heifer. 3 years and tinder 1.

tn milk 1 Wufred James. Lola Pabst Lassie: 3 Norda. Norda Calantha Sis: 3 Shore. Shore Rag Apple Toitllla; 4 Fawcett. WUlola Bell Supreme: Quinn.

JeaeUdale Colantha Nancy; Fawcett. WUlola Irma Suprem(V Cow. 4 year end ffry 1 rftxoev Maple Holme. SPV Ema: 3 Fawcett WUlola Beulah Pathfinder: MICKEY MOUSE Strip Tease 1 1 l(jeswi COLLECTING HIS FIFTH FIRST RIBBON at the Central Canada Exhibition horse show la James "JF" Franceschlni seen above winning with "Waltz Time" in the carriage horse class. (Lingard Photo).

Miners Benefit By Increased Output in Mines -TRURO. NS, Aug. 28. Thomas Kennedy, international vice-president of United Mine Workers, said today increased production in the coal fields is the key to Improvements for miners in the Maritime. He told, delegates to the annual UMW District 28 convention here that low productivity still is holding British miners back.

Increased production had been the key to improvements in the United States. Mr. Kennedy said the UMW had a tough time getting Its current contract with Maritime operators after the 1947 Maritime coal strike because production was low. President Freeman Jenkins said the coal industry kept going dur ing the war because the Government poured money Into it. Once subventions "production had to come up, some things had to be done in the collieries or they Would have He added "we were on our own after the war.

When somebody else Isn't paying the shot the operators will have to keep the industry on its feet And they won't run it at a loss. The coal Industry Isn't run for this country but for profit If production doesn't go up we will get a wage Mr. Kennedy attacked the Uni ted States Taft-Hartley Labor Act as the "entering wedge of Fascism in North He added: "The Act Is reeking with favors to industry and every conceivable obstacle is placed In the road of labor." (The Act was sponsored by Senator Robert Taft, of Ohio, and Rep. Fred Hartley, of New Jersey. Among other things.

It outlaws the closed shop, under which only union members can hired, but provides for the union shop, whereby non-union members can be hired, but must agree to Join up within a specified time.) "Our answer to this is to keep our forces organized and strengthen them and see that no man goes back to Congress who voted for the Taft-Hartley law and to vote for thdse pledged to repeal of the bill." He said the theory and practice of Communism is "obnoxious" to the UMW, but that It refused to sign affidavits saying union offi- huk yj XLtyrV 'SOS 1 WOULDN'T AMNDj 'I MOPE BBSA "OkViS? (VpSTAlES. I irr.i -T" so mucw res me jrW s-cva's still. kL Z-. 4- MCSE I "-X ATOMSaELLA Jjlp MOV)rxC EB3A BE EVA i f7 ALONE VVTTWTTJSVfv MUSTN'T fJl TO gAVEME Ji rTTjTr-f' ilJ MYRTLE RIGHT AROUND HOME. (aattasBBliBsVasMSBaMBSSMSBSSeaBSBSBBBaSBBSSSBBBBBWBaSBSSSSBHBWMSBBW M(slBatB1BJ1sjjsaaaaBaaBBBSsSSaBlSSSBSBSBSvaaBSSaSSBBBSBBBSBSH BbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbsIbbbbbbbbbbbbbvbbbbbbbbb I -HTVrr rl7 MAK-C A NOS8 Uft? I 0" rfti I A P88TT ANO HE'LL fZj TUAV () vmu man, tr POPE IE.

II MAP A fP3PEVE THAT COULD Sy Huf. but rr TjBsBD OUT TO A CASS HICCUPS" WELL. 3 James. Clarendale Abbekerk: 4 Exp. Farms.

Ottawa Pabst Primrose; Craig. Bridgelea-Frances: Empress Bonneur Meg. Cow. 3 year and under dry 1 James. Admiral Wayne Lottie.

Heifer. 3 years and under 3. dry I Shore. Shore Payne Challenger; 3 Shore, Shnre-Tlny-Challanger; 3 James. Lady Rag Apple Ann: 4 saver Llewxam tnka Monogram; 9 Patsy Nixon.

Patsy Dollie Pabst; Independent, Jay-ce Babe. Heifer, senior yearling 1. Shore. Vitality Girl Leone; 3. Weaver.

Sweet-holme Rag Apple May; 3. Fawcett. WUlola Daisy Dora Supreme: 4. Weaver. Sweetbolme Rag Apple (Gypsy.

5. Norda. Norda Countess Rag Apple: f. Shore. Shore Fol Monogram Heifer.

Junior yearling 1. Weaver. Monogram Pabst Dutchland; 3. Snore Shore Colantha 3. Shore.

Shore Echo Challanger-B; 4. Fawcett WUlola Supreme BeU: S. R. Suffel Rag Apple Pontiae Ena; 4. Pluto.

Heifer calf 1. Shore. Shore Sovereign Blondie: 3. Shore. Ida Aggie 3.

Fawcett WUlola Beryl BeUringer. 4. Weover, Weaver's Sovereign Posch 5. James. Abbekerk Queen Finderne.

ft, R. H. Shore. Hays Bessie Historian. Female, senior champion Nixon Maple Holme S.P.V.

Erna: res. Shore Banostine Echo Alcartra Vale. Female, junior champion Shore. snore Sovereign Blondie; res- Shore. Vitality Girl Leoi Female crand chamnlon Nixon.

Maple Holme S.P.V. Erna: res. Shore. Banostine. Echo Alcartra Vale.

Senior get of sirs 1. Fawcett: 3. un vuinn. Junior get of sire 1. Fswcett; 3.

Weaver: J. Harrison McDiarmid; 4, inaepenaent; a. Mcrnee; B. Nixon. Progeny of dare 1.

Fawcett: 3, James: 3. Independent; 4. Earl Qulnnt 5, Nixon. Graded herd 1. Shore: Fawcett: weaver; uiaepenoent; 9.

Quinn. Junior herd 1. Shore: 3. Fawcett County herd I. Prescott; 3..

Dun- is; carieton. Plan Air Conditioning Livestock Barns; Assembly Hall at Ex CCEA directors Wednesday afternoon decided to have livestock barns and the Assembly Hall air conditioned by next year. No complaints have been re ceived from the Ottawa Humane Society about the heat to which the animals have been subjected, but the boiling sun has made the barns "hot as Hades" H. H. Mc- Elroy, Exhibition manager said.

"The first money we make will be spent to survey requirements in horse, cattle, swine, poultry and bird accommodation. A modern air-conditioning system will be he said. The board decided the Assem bly Hall, scene of luncheons and dinners throughout the week, should also be-cooled. An extra exit will also be provided. 2,000 Eqsrern Farmers Harvesting on Prairies The annual movement of har vest workers from Ontario and Quebec to the West is in full swing, the Labor Department announced Thursday.

The movement, as the earlier movement of farm workers from West to East, has been arranged by the Dominion Department of Labor In co-operation with the Provincial Departments of Agriculture. The number of workers re quired this year In the West has been estimated at approximately 2.000. This Is about the same number as last year. Prevailing wages for experi enced men on farms in the West will be from S3 to a day. with board.

Earlier. 630 men came from the Prairies to help Eastern farmers with baying and early harvesting. SCHOOLCHILDREN DROWN. TOKYO. Aug.

28. Kyodo news agency reported today that 20 school children were believed drowned when water swept away a bridge they were cross ing on their way to school near Matsuyama on Shlkoku island- Artist. pgQUOHT USA LL1 HO NAMte JSJ I) I 1 rr 1 I i i Lt'CIEN LAMOURECX. secretary to Transport Minister Chev-rler. who has been promoted to executive assistant to the Minister.

Hull Rotations Hear Health Insurance Talk A talk dealing with national health Insurance and its advantages was given by Dr. Armand Fortler, of Montreal, to members of the Hull Rotary Club at Standishall Hotel Thursday. Introduced by Dr. Carroll Lauirin, the speaker was thanked by Mel Bouchard. Club president Donat Vlen, who was chairman, congratulated Lionel Emond, Avlla La belle, J.

P. Lemire, Bob Couture and Marc Grison for their tireless work in the club-sponsored dog show in Hull last Sunday. Mr. La belle expressed thanks to all Hull and disVict associa tions for contributing to the success of the show, proceeds of which will go to the club's crippled children fundi Nap -Legris announced more than M0 children from the Hull district would attend a party" to be held at the Gatineau Club on Saturday. August 28.

Guests and visiting Rotarlans, Including Mr Justice Francois Caron and J. Harold Maloney, KC were Introduced by Alme Guertln. Community singing was led by Edgar Bedard with Yvon Dezlel at the piano. cers were not Communists as required by the Taft-Hartley law on a matter of principle. At the same time, he made it clear no member of the Communist party can hold membership In the UMW.

WALT DISNEY. By DUDLEY FISHER. TOM 8 IMS, AND ZABOLY LJ By POPBVS, HBS MADE) I TTEAacaV. LI ygSZEyri oiew VISITS DISPLAY AT EXHIBITION Hon. Ernest Bertrand.

postmaster general (centre) is shown during his visit to the Post Office display at the Canada Exhibition. With him was W. J. Turnbull, deputy postmaster general (right). They are being shown material handed out at the exhibit by R.

L. Sabourin who is In charge of the display. (Photo by Little). Lucien Lamoureux Executive Assistant To Transport Minister Promotion of Lucien Lamoureux, secretary to Transport Minister Chevrier, to the position of executive assistant to the Minister and appointment of Miss Lorraine Gougeon to succeed Mr. Lamoureux as secretary, Is announced today by the Civil Service Commission.

Miss Gougeon was formerly associate private secretary to the Minister of Transport. Mr. Lamoureux Is a native of Ottawa and is a graduate, of the University of Ottawa, 'having specialized in philosophy. He obtained his-BA degree in 1940 at the age of 19, his LPh. in 1941 and his MA in 1942.

While attending the University of Ottawa, Mr. Lamoureux won the university gold medal for debating in 1940 and the following year was a member of the university team which won the Villeneuve Trophy. Added to his other activities, he was editor and director of the university paper "La Entering Osgood Hall. Toronto, In 1942, Mr- Lamoureux graduated in law in 194S and was associated with an Ottawa law Arm for a short time before being appointed secretary to Hon. Mr.

Chevrier. That same year he married Miss Claire Couture, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Achllle Couture of Hull. Joined CS In 1938.

Miss Gougeon was born at St. Eugene, and moved to Ottawa as a child. She was graduated from the High School of Com merce In 1935 with the principal's dedal. She has been In the Government service since 1938, first with the Department of National Defence, the French Purchasing Commission, the Department of Munitions and Supply and later with the Department of Trans port. Miss Gougeon has been associated with, Mr.

Chevrier' secretarial staff since 1943 when he was parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Munitions and Supply. She later accompanied him to the Department of Transport when he was appointed Minister In 1943. In February last, Visit Our Exhibit In The Manufacturers' Building Annex FREE General Electric REFRIGERATOR No guessing. Just leave your name at our exhibit. Draw last night of the Exhibition.

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