Canada war munitions orders reach seventy million
The British munitions mission in Canada has placed contracts totaling 70 million dollars with expectations of another 17 million in orders. The Canadian Bureau of Information notes the British government has earmarked 445 million dollars for purchases in Canada in the first war year, with funds aimed at wood, raw materials, aircraft, and manufactured goods beyond munitions. Canada’s factories are safe from bombing and steel ingots and casings production has risen 80 percent since 1914.
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Birthday Ball at Parish Hall Celebrates Ninth Year
The ninth anniversary birthday ball at Parish Hall Jamestown attracted over 200 guests Tuesday evening. decorations by Rev A H White and team, supper by St James Anglican women, cake donated by J H Smour & Sons, music by Jamestown Dance Orchestra led by Cooper and Avans, caps and balloons added to the festivity.
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