The Lucknow Sentinel, 1941-04-17, Page 7•
Canada Double:
Aluminum Output
Enough .,Turned Out Yearly.
TO Make• 50,000 'Planes, d3ays
Officl'al• ,
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- .-4anada� nQaF--ie •producfr -enough-._
aluminum :to go into , 60,00.0 pianea •
.annually, E. E. Powell, president
Of .the Alteminum Company of Can-
- ad.a Limited, said . in a broadcast
address .at .Montreal.
• t` peaking'' over- the , Canadian
• Broadcasting Corpo'ration's • indult-
plat Series au the national'' net.:
work, 'Mr.' Powell, eutlited alum-
' 11:'um prodtictioa• since theoiitbreak,
Of 'war and lsaid"tthat .iii 11 months .
• . Canada has "mere than •doubled -
the eapa•citfy developed- during'the`
40 years .preceding the ware -and .i
•the capacity continues to soar,.t'.
U. S„ CANADA , MAKE 'RECORD
"Measured he cubic • feet," he
said,,"the'volume of:aluminum now
'Bering ptedueed in Canada is great- .
er than the volume of any other •
metal produced' in this •country,',
• except iron, and is enough to make •
More tha.n''50,000 planes annual
• Mr: Powell' said that in'.1938 and
1939 Germany produced.' more al-
uminum than any ..Weteenountry
'and, inaddttr65; imported substan- •
tial , jiiantities. ',At, .the outbreak.
. of war production •In Gerihany ex-,
eeeded that of Canada arid later
the Nazis rrecei140. the `metput el?,
...Norway and France, both import -
.ant producers.
. But Qnow„• he .add -ed, the '•L' :ted
'States 'and .Canada produce more
aluminum than the reit vt, the'
world'... "
" His Recall Asked B'y
Government'
Branding Minimi Alberto Lais,
•naval• a-ttach'e, cf. the, Italian Ern-
bassy, as persona non grata te'the'
United' States government;. Secret
tary Hull last week demanded
his, ,recall: Reason for the drastic
action wasAdmiral Lais' alleged
,implication in ;re,centsabotage ,,of'.
Italian , ships in US.
porta: • It
weir..seen as a prelude to possible
breaking off. of relations 'between,
the..United States and Italy. •
"Biggest Cheese"
Title Disputed,
in Ontario Leglslat.ure - Ox=
ford and' Lanark Counties
Claim it Menster••Built in
1892 for World •Fair Weighed
22,000 Poepds
. George Doi.cett Lanark Conserv.
a{tive, ft'aunted-the '.'biggest _cheese::
claim of his hometown Perth before
the Leagislat.urr, in Toronto recetfit-.
• ly, and immediately the gauge, was.
snatched" up by Sar. aker.' James
Clark. 'Twas Oxford Counly', net
Lanark, that produced the 'big.
. gest 'cheese," ha •said fitd'nm' the
Throne. Mr: boucett 'sent , a • Pic -
lure of, the "biggest ' cheese" in
• 'proof. Speaker Clark wa.s not 'con. -
.•
on= • '
'STRIPLING, OF '7,000 I'oI:NDg
But next day, the old Oxford boy
and now. 'Member for \\'ihdsor-
1 Sandwich as. Well. as Speaker, got
,teup front the Thrinie , nil adtimitted.
• ` that late evidence, graded hefore•
•him, indicated '•without dotibt, t.ht+
"biggest cheese," a '22,000 'Tinned
Monster' 'built far the . C leagn
:World's 1''air of 1892',and later vent
tai 'Engl'and,• was indeed th'e big-
gest chasm" And at the same time
• he adrieitted that ingersoll.s "next
,hlggest Cheese." was'but• asttittling
., of 7,0,00 pott0ds.
• The "bigge,tit ,ehr'eet," co:tiaroyer-
'sy' ended with Colonel George
brew, Conservative (Leader, •qui*t•
'frotn James Meinty.rc.'s ",Ode
to the .1,damtiroth Cheese!" of . whleli
the i'irst lines goes: "flail to .thee,
Maneletoth` C.beeie. gently .at
its ease:"
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LESSON 111
USING_ _WITNESSING '
• Acts 2;1-4:34 .
PRINTED TEXT
Acts 2:14j, 4:8-20
GOLDEN TEXT •-- They wog*
, 'all filled with the holy Spirit, and,
'they sake the word of God with,
bpldness.. Aota '4:31. • •1:
,THE L;CSSON IN ITS
Time.=The ' day ' of ' Pente'cost .
• oceurred as far as vee are , able. to, •
judge,. .o'n' Sunday, •May 28,
The events. recorded in the
' third and.'fourth ,chapters of:,Acts
• took place, in the, summer of
30. ;:'•
Place.-TheCity of Jerusalem.:
We should come • -away from" the'
study of this lesson. with:. a •new •
• •conviction concerning the' divine
origin and the': greatness. ;of the
Ch. ure'h of Christ. "'We should be
reminded • that loyalty ' to • the
Church and to. the: Christ of the
Church is the gre5at privilege and
oblgh ten of evety true believer
and of every consecrated disciple.
-.• :Birth of the - Church ' •
Acts 2:1. "And when the day,
of Pentecost was come,'they were
all together . in one _ place."" The
Feast of Pentecost was the second
of_the three chief Mosaicfest'
ovals. It' fell on the fiftieth, day';;
after thesecond day of.the- pass
over, It .eelebrate.d, the ,coinple- "I
tion of 'the grain,:harvest Special,:!
'.offerings were ..made, and 'two
leavened loaves of wheat bread,
significant of .the • •finish.ed . her-
-vest, -together with two -lambs aa- -
. peaceofferings, -Were' waved •. be-
fore 'the Lord. If prassover .re-
Minded the Jews of,their .redemp-
tion from ,the land •of bondage,
Pentecost. celeb:rated ' their nose.
•_session.of:the.;:land of•'prdnxise.._:.,.-,.
2. ';`And, suddenly ...there carne
from heaven . a sound as of , the ;
rushing of .a Mighty wind', and it
• filled,' all the : house: where they,
:were sitting.' 3: And there ap-
geared :unto them tongues ,part-
ing asunder, likeas :of f ire ; .and
it at upon each,.one of •them:°'
Piobably the ,great noise was 'to
lie taken as a' symbol of mighty''
'power, whereas . the tongues of
•: fire' eiould be symbolic of .purg-
. Mg and of dedication ,to a proph-
etic • ministry,some*'hat compar-
able to. the. experience of Isaiah'
eight . centuries before. 4."And'
they were all filled with the' Holy ,
I Spirit, and began to speak .with
other ''tongues, as: