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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 14, 1952
Page
10
The article describes a harsh regime under Communist Poland where arriving late, leaving early, or long lunches count as lost days. After four such days a worker faces court, wage cuts from 10 to 25 percent, or up to six months in prison. The laws are dubbed Socialist Disciplines of Work, with Poland labeled a workers paradise by Reds.
When we moved in the house the bathroom was blue and the writer reflects that choice as a fine color, noting its popularity and personal fondness for blue interiors.
Freshness and crisp salads are praised with two dressing ideas and tips for serving. A long Q&A covers refrigerator care from defrosting to cleaning, plus oven steaming rice or noodles as an alternative to potatoes.
Ricchard Henry Turner, born July 4, 1890 in Toronto, died August 1 at his Tullamore home aged 62. He farmed locally, left a wife Elsie and six children, and was active in Masonic lodges Mimico and Bolton. Funeral service conducted at Bolton Anglican Church with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
Car engineers say passing at 40 mph is like slipping by eight parked cars bumper to bumper and at 60 mph like overtaking a line of more than 16 parked vehicles, illustrating the dangers of higher speeds.
The Agriculture Committee of the Canadian National Exhibition announced new services for poultry pigeons and pet stock. For the first time complete veterinary supervision will cover all exhibits and a veterinary hospital will diagnose and treat diseases during the C N E.
Warren Baldwin of the Financial Post says commercial atomic power could arrive in Canada within two years. He cites nine months of rapid progress, including English atomic heating, an American steam turbine electricity test, and Canada’s Chalk River reactor under construction to produce fissile material.
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