Appliance Purchases
Exceeding Output
James J Nance, able, energetic
president of Hotpoint, believes “it
is safe to assert that purr’
major household applian* •
ginning to outpace pro«{».
The industrialist is cie*.. .
being the first business ieadei to
clarify the general misconception
about supplies of good appliances.
He said that factories are not able
to meet the demand of farm and
city homes for most of the applianc
es in the automatic electric kitchen
and home laundry. This demand is
up sharply now that women are
going back into defense plants,
placing a premium on electric aids
to operate their homes on crowded
schedules.
Nance has championed the idea
of keeping civilian production at
highest possible levels during the
nation’s “dual economy.” Hotpoint
i heavy producer of jet engines.
..ewer appliances, never in over
supply, are automatic electric dish
washers, pushbutton electric rang
es. electric tumbler clothes dryers, I
and garbage disposal units
Homes throughout the nation us
ing automatic dishwashers passed
the one million mark in 1951, a
milestone which the industry con- j
siders the mark of acceptance for
a new appliance. Leading brands
of electric appliances for complete
kitchens and home laundries are
being bought faster than they are
being built. This condition will be
more pronounced at the end of the
year when indicated materials re
strictions for defense work furthe»
cut into civilian goods output
Royal Couple Enjoy
Snowy Holiday
STE. AGATHES DES MONTS,
Que., (TP)—Princess Elizabeth and
her husband awoke Saturday to a
snowy Laurentian wonderland to
begin a two-day holiday before
concluding their North American
tour.
Winter’s first serious snowfall
arrived with the royal tourists at
Montreal’s Dorval airport, 50
miles away, Friday afternoon and
followed them to their holiday re
treat.
Throughout the route to this
famous skiing resort thousands of
persons clad in parkas and snow
boots stood in the wintry bluster
to cheer.
At St. Jerome, 5,000 gathered
in the central square and halted
the royal procession to extend
greetings. |
All along the way church bells I
pealed a welcome from old spires
and by public address systems
from modern buildings.
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TRAVEL IN THE MIDDLE ACES WAS SO
DANGEROUS FEW VENTURED ABROAD
WITHOUT ONE OK ref'll",
MORE GUARD DOGS T&M
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ONE DIFFERENCE IN THE STRUCTURE OF
THE DOG AND WOLF IS IN THE EYE; THE
PUPILOF THE FORMER IS ROUND;THAT
OF THE LATTER, OBLIQUE
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THE FIRST BREED ACTUALLY TO
POINT BIRDS WAS THE POINTER—
that’s how he cot his name
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Stewart New Chief
Of Operation For ARC
Mr. Benjamin D. Stewart, Jr.,
District Engineer, Alaska Road
Commission, Valdez, Alaska, was
transferred to the Headquarters
office of the Alaska Road Com
mission, Juneau, os Chief of the
Operations Division effective Oc- |
tober 22, 1951.
Mr. Stewart was born in Mis
soula, Montana, on April 28, 1911
and in 1914 came to Juneau, Al
aska, where he attended grade
and high school. He later attend
ed Reed College, Portland, Ore
gon, and the University of Alaska,
Fairbanks, and is a registered en
gineer in the Territory.
In addition to periodic employ
ment with the Alaska Road Com
mission during his school years,
Mr. Stewart has been in contin
uous service with the Alaska
Road Commission since 1933.
Mr. Stewart has moved to Ju
neau with his family and is tem
porarily residing at the home of
his father, Mr. B. D. Stewart, Sr.,
former Commissioner of Mines
for the Territory, now retired.
Mrs. Stewart is the former Alice
E. Smith of Skagway and Fair
banks. They have one son, Ben
jamin Douglas, aged 1>4 months.
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Life Story Is Bombed
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, (IP)
— A strong bomb blast rocked
downtown Buenos Aires today,
damaging a printing plant which
published Mrs. Eva Peron’s boo‘k,
“The Reason For My Life.”
It was not immediately known
whether the explosion caused any
casualties.
Mrs. Peron is the wife of the
Argentine president, Juan D.
Peron, who is campaigning for a
new six-year term in the Nov. 11
elections.
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