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Vol. 66. No. 248 THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 19.59 IPrlc:e, 7, Cants) Charles Hutton & Sons
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ISSIe oom rea s Brighten For Employment ·
n~<~ittst 12.000 in September and IIUJOO the year be[ore. The full · dfect of layoff~ caused by steel slwrlagcs stemmi~g from the l>.titrd Slates strike !lad not been · felt wh~n the sun·ey was made.
, . , 111 111111 cd down More non - farm j~b openings rnrP 0) 11 '~u-c ~nd uncm- ·during tltf sur\'ey pet•:od held the :ef-~3 · bcllll'<'n Sep- drop in employment to 25,000 with .1W' ~- th, fhtres 6,053.000 persons at work out of ·
Octoc.·· · ' ' •· f f 6 290 000 . 1 c "' 111 i,!-Octo- a lauor orce o , , . P'•' ur "' • f l d d . · . hri•hrer t:nlll ~on - arm emp oyme:~t e ge 1 · ' up by 27,000, with particular
st ren~th showing In the manufac· turing, trade and service Industries. Meanwhile, far m jobs dropped by 52.000. hall of thls under the !as~ or wintry prairie i
weather. I By comparison with October or 1
l~st year, overall employment i wa.s up by 189,000 from 5,864,000, i
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~~;:ation :o appe~r ne-!Nn·m~n rommis!ion t~ rau~ ntuch trrmh
\\'ltv thr sudden interest: Chair-· man ·.John C. Doerfcr sa)'S he· wants to !1a1e a good look at !be whole situation wlth a view lo askin~ for tougher commissin plicing powers - lf they are needed.
TO JOIN HUSBANDS-Three wi\'es of soldier, stationed in Germany left here by train yesterday to join their husbands. They are:-~lrs. Clara i\1. Carroll, Bell Island; ~Irs. Theresa Br_e~man, St. John's, and ~~rs. V. Brazil, \vho is accompanied by her two-mon!hs old daugl,lter, Patn~1a.' . Two other wives, ~Irs. B. Lundrigan of Curling and Mrs. Grace Wh1te of Shallop s Cove wtll ]Om the train en rnute. ..
'Will Become Serious,· By FRED S. HOFFMA:S : other tasks· of naval importance,
WASii!XGTO:"-< 1/\Pl-The U.S. for example. I admiral who commands \'ATO GRE.\T t.:osn;ns I forces in the Atlantic said Wed-· These So1·ict hshing boo! oper-1 nesday Soviet missile-firin~ sub-, atio:ts are "a malltt' of great ' marines will he a sig:tificant concern to us,'' \\'right said. He i !!treat to the Western alliance spo\ic of t:te mounting Soviet within a yEar. . : missile su!Jmaritle menace in
\ Admiral .Jerauld Wl'ight pre-: urging more help in defending 1 diced that by !9G3 the threat will. tile sea link between :lorlh Am
I become serious as Russia's fieet r eria aJd Europe.
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1 of ballistic missile submarines: Another speaker at the NATO grows. ·· · . meting here was Dean Acheson,
Wright, supreme allied cotr.- secretary of slate in the Truman mander for the Atlantic, told rep- administration and one of the resentative~ of NATO parlia- builders o[ the alliance created ments: . 10 years ago.
"We have ronclusi\'e evidence Acheson, in bitter words, laced that they I the Russiansl are. the Eise:1hower administration showing a:1 increa&~ interest in; for its diplomacy in the Berlin the east coast of North America,: cris•s. Ht said t~e Republican ad· 8 key area and an industrial com- ministratio:1 is blundering toward plex of t~e first importance, not appeasement of Russia on the fu-
: only to America, blll to our. ture of the city, now split lnt& i !II ATO alliance." 'Communist and free sectio:1s. j · "The plain truth is that to ne--
ln this connection, Wri~ht said. ~oliate about Berlin with the inRussian fishi~g craft operating in' tention of com in;: to terms ls only the :1orth Atlantic probably are' a polite, misleading phrase for doin~ things other than fishing- a retreat and an accepta~cc of S\tn·eying the ocean bnllom and RRussian terms, .. :\cheson said.
Macmillan To Visit Africa
LO:\D0:'-1 ICPI - Pl'ime ~linis- Ia~ ~!adeoct is risiting them next ter ~lacmillan will set out early , month.
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His aides hi~t at big things to come-that the commission Inquiry will concentrate heavily on "payola," the reported practice whereby a record company slips certain disk jockeys and radio >lations under-the-table payments in order to get wide publicity for ,
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1\denauer 1\nd ~ac ~ave To Country For Talks
· i~ .January on a risit In Africa. 1 ~!acmill~n i.< pa:·ticularly in- ,1 Tile prime minister"s office an- I ere steel in 1 i>:ting the central :1
nouncecl· Wcdnesda1• that ~!acmil- .-\frican lt'ITilom>, which are , len with his wife, ·Lady Dorolh)·, likely to pla1· <~n im:reasin;Jy im
LONDO\' •.CP1 -A spokcsn~,m will 1·isit Ghana, South Africa. • pot·tant pa:·t in Commonwealth
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There also will be a ~c:Jeral in\'Cstigation of "offensive commer- ' rials and other broadcast pra~- , lites contrary lo l~e public int.tr-
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' for Lloyd's said Wcdne,day no :"iigeria and the f.edcration of affoirs. ·promising clues have been re- ; Rhodesia and \'yasaland. :\!acmilla:t plans In >Iilii th~
s~- .JOH:-1 EARLf~ . t•hanrcllor arri1·cd Tuesday. ho11r's ITry friendly con1crsalion. ported in efforts to trace the' The first slop will be Ghana.' trip about .!an .. ; ;lltd return lo LO:'>lD0:-1 I Reuters I - Primr Foreign Secret a r )' Selwyn Dl'er a wide variety of topics." ·Canadian ketch Orc~da Too. , the former Gold Coast colony b London in time fo1: the rcadjo~t~·n-
~!inister ~!acmillan mo\'ed to his . Lloyd and West Germ a~ Foreign: C:\Urchill. who will be 85 Nv. The 12-foot craft, claimed to be· West African granted independ- mcnt of Parliament aflet· ils Mflcial cou~try residence Wed· ! ~linisl~1· Helnric!1 Von Brentano. 30, cancelled a meeting arra~ged the smallest to attempt tJe At- · ence within the Commonwealt:t Christmas recess . nesday for private talks with: met for 11.; hours in the morning With Adenauer for Tuesday mght ·!antic crossing, left Nova Scotia' in 1957. The goodwill tour will -----Chancellor Konrad Adenauer. Ito prepare lor the exchanges at because of "a slight indisposi- • Jun.e 23 bound for Britain. lis: wind up in the Union of South
Only their foreign ministers 1 Chequers, 40 miles northwest of. tion." :sole occupant was 33-year-old 1 Africa at th~ e~d. of the month. federal T i and a lew senior advl~r~ at· 1 London. · Lhyd tuld the House of Com-: Jack Smith of Toronto. The 6.i-year-old prime minister
t ·tended the talks designed to ' :\lEETS CHURCHILL mons this . afternoon that he be-l Llovd's said the coast guard · found time to make the tour · rea y ! al!gn Anglo-Germd~ 1•iews on an' Ade~auer is du_e to return home 1 !ieves Sovi~t P_ r. em i e r Nikila statio.n at Wick Scotland, broad- i w,hen his hopes_ of an e~rly EastPeace Govt.
Has Cure : EBllt-West summit conference. , today after holdtng a pr~ss con-. Khrushchev s \'lstt to Fra:~ce ln cast in September an appeal to \\est sum m 1 t meet1ng were ! Macmlllan and Adenauer held
1 ference . in London. Wednesday I ~1arch is "a good thing." shippbg to watch for the tin)·. dashed. Brilis~ ten-ilori~s in East
1.\PI-Soviet l~aders 1 remnants of the Second World ·more formal talks with a larger afternoon, he dropped in on Sir, He added: "We shall ha1·e a. craft. . :\!rica were not included in the TOf\0:\TO rep '-Gordon Fair-t~at a peace treaty I War, and this could o:~ly be done number of off i e i a 1 s present Winston Churchill for what a' summit meeting as soon a1 prac- · One response came from the tour because colonial secrtary weJther. attorney genera! for ' will be worked I by a peace treaty with both Ger- shortly after the ~3 - year - old spokesma~ described as "half an ticable after t~at." ';,8~2-ton British steamship Apple- --------------- :\ew Brunswick. said lier-e Tuc>- 1 ,1
co"ference, Tass: man states or either one w~lch ---- ------ ------ -- -------------- ctore. which repor!P.d sighting a . ·day tit ere is ~ot~1ing wrong wtth 1 1 . wants to Sign. . 1 s I I . capsized all-steel flat - bottomed F·lre Rocket !ltr. .\!!antic prol'ln~es that a fed-
tile lint word here . Ta~s said lis statem~nt Wa5 an L• • t t t dinghy. The Appledore·~ report: rral ~rant nnrl IIH! Progre,sil'& Sollie! l'nion fnreSR\1' 'authorized reply to lnterl'iews IVe y OVIe n eres n I '"'d t'te dinghy was about nine \.'on>eiT;tli•:r pi1,.1.1' C;ln'l cure.
amb,tio," pro;r~m for \\'est German Chancellor Konrad I feel long. It had a blue painted· \1'.\Sli!;\C:Til'l '.lr •---.\ rocket lie tnlrl lite rc Bus inc'~ ~len·~ • m~etinf ,wher_e So· tldenauer ;:al'e lo British corre5- ) gunwale with a tin white line a:td ra 1-ryi: 1 ~ a sodium flare w~' r:uh ··all i-' 11r!J" bc~au>e "w~ ' ~hrllfn~.!CI' 15 CX· ponde:lts. Tas5 asserted the In- Latm· Ameri·can Affai·rs ,.~ red painted hull. The rudder firrrl from \\'a!lopl !,land, \'a .. nl.·r .farl11~ the facts of lr[e and
ton!cr "it:1 Prcoident ten·iews had distored the prob- wa' IJro\irn. · \l'cdnc.,dal·. The rot·kcl rearherl II~• r bi>rn ~i1 en a W)(].()l)ll.OOIJ n Pr~m~ ~!ini!lrr !em of lkrlin. . Thr. Lloycl'5 spokr;man .•aid his' t.iO mile~ ·up and ligh!crl ~ creal J~;tmrnl ~ra:11." l~d Pre•: rl • n t rlc The Bl:ency was ~speelally, company will Ml in,titute a' p~rt of the ea't!.'rn scahoard r:do:-. Pr11n• .\lin,stn Di~f•n·
1 !pri"; caustic about Adenauet' s exp~·es-. llr t'Rt:Sl'll:-1 f:Hon;n .;;,d 1,1, arltrlr. 1 The Hlide. dwell nn thE pros-· sc;mh unlr;, ~pecifically re- The :';atinnal -~eronautics ~nd bnker , 1 ~, Fleeted. t!1e Atlanlic , hr thr n:':'lriiil 'ions of th~nks l_n the t!mterl MOSCOW 1/\Pt-Soriet l'l'atlrt I "For I he P P n r l e s nl Lalttt peds nf Soriel trade with Latin qur.lled. Space -\dmini<lratinn lannrltrrl rro' tnrPI maclr "fn~>tr~ling tripg
· ·· ,,;~ tro 111a1n thtn~ State;, Bl'llam and France for ne- , . · k 1 ct l th r c'· t at 6 1" p rn \ST tn 1 Ott . '·i l h - 1 1 , . . . · were told 1\edtwsd:w "rerolu!lon- .lmcricit, tile re . cslahli<hment :\met·ica. ~!il;opn, an ~xpert on In 1\'te , Scnl an , R coas e o 'e · 1 . · • • n . ""a, seeK n~ no anr "-" • ts, lltido:tnn nf the fcndlll~ we~lern nghts ~~ Berlll~ .. ar,v battle.~ in Vcn~~uclH ;~nrl the and dclt·lopmr.nt nf friendly rela- forci~n trade, probably will he ~ur1trl uffitTr 'airl in a teil'phn~P :ah 'onnrlings of winrl acli.-ity or rh"rity, hut rcco~nition of th"
: hcl'oic sli'll""le of the CubHn pen- lions with the L~.S.S.R. is n real discussi~g such matter., in Mcx- eon•er,ation that lhr appeal to ~~ the upper atmosphere. fact that lx·causr of the pecul:at·
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ple lor the~-~ indcpe~rlrncr" s!ww. :t:td grr.Ht cau~e assodal;€d wi_th I ico, anrl in ot~el' COI~ntries ~h?ulrl shippi_ng had IJEo.en repeated sel'- i The I lin-stage Nike-/lsp rocket prob:cms our pa.rt of Canada had that Latin Ame!'iea is a~·akeni! 1 g hopes fnr guaranteed nat1~na!. 111- . h~. extend ~'-' Latin Amencan era! ttmes and fmally ~bandoned. , lift.Cfl a 75·pound payload w~tich. nut keP_t,pare II tl~ !he rest o[ the 1 . i lo a hi!! thaw in I Is relatiOns With dependence and a better ltfe. I VISit elsewhere. I Three y~ars ago Sm1t_~ crossed 1 began ejecting a sodium 1-apor \ cou~tr~.. , 1 I
Ills the Communist world. , . I he Atlantic, aecompamed by an I trail at an altitude of 50 miles. ~ He satd the conservative gov- 1 , An article on this subject, one i N T I • • . Rul Englishma~ named Alan Balter- , • ernmcnt in Kew Brunswick had
of many renccting a sudden li- i ew e evlSlOll es . sbj•, in a 26-loot yacht. At one 1 The vapor trail extended to a I adopted a pay-as-you-go plan and 'CP'-Bri~. ~!ichael . would Increase coal subventlons I vely Soviet l:lterest in Latln I . point the yacht was belie1·ed lost. peak of !50 miles w~ere it ~p- by careful management has a
FrMericton newspaper ' a:~d pay the cost of freighting su- ! American affairs, appeared In the ! i but it eventually reached Corn- r:eared as a _cloud as 1t was dts-1
modest surplus Rnd reduced the W!d.'l'!sda)' ni~ht out-· gar from the Maritimes to the 1 ofllclal Communist Party newspa· 5 By BER:-JARD DUFRESNE . 1 events approved by the board." wall safely. · slpated by wmds. net debt.
plans t.o !~lve the : Q_uebec border, build a super ' per Pravda. It colnclded wlth t_he i Canadian Press Staff Writer i It will allow TV between 6 a.m. ttonom!c t:ls andlhtghway from. the Mar!tlm~s vlslt of First Deputy Prem1er OTTAWA ICP) -;o;'ew Canadian:and I~ no~n. But statl~ns n~ s h •t G t A d
lht !eclp:al gorcrnment I through Malne to Montreal, and AnBlltBll Mlkoyan to Mexico. to TV rules place a ban on' operatmg I~ the ·morrung and I c wet zer e s war ITa! $5ol,IJOO,O(I()_ in Co- :build a canal throug!l the Isthmus open a Soviet cultural, sclenttflc rigged quiz shows and a delayed I wishing . to extend this servicec
P.!Yments whtle the :of Chlgneeto. and Industrial exhibition. start on the requireme~t that along wtth any present and fu. . Atlantic pro1_.nc t t' · b 55 tu t t' l · g t t · t of Canad 1 es Pravda told Its readers that the s a ton prog;ammmg e • ~er- re s a 1 ~ns P _annm 0 ge 1.n ° BRUSSELS 1 AP) - A grey- There was a staircase and an · pick up a hilch-hik.er.
a. s k H ff ' vl~!t of Premier ~\klta Khrush- cent Canadtan content reqmre- the morm~g ftled for the first· h · d 85- ar-old a ran up escalator Schweitzer headed' The speech went o[f well any-compared th C 0 a s . t It fn' . f th t' t b 't th . aue ' ye m n . , to "a : o- ee c!lev to. the United States b Sep- men · set no 1111m~m or e 1~e, mus su ml eir ~rogram- • flight of stairs Wednesday to col- for the stairs. The bewildered of-: way. The medical missionary pours his ~~her . ~mber had an enormous Impact! present, but stations wtl~ have to mmg plans of the boa! d. 1 lect' a $2,000 award for human- licial party split. Some already 1 said that "we have capitulated
the public 1 ney and Latin America Is beginning I broadcast 4' • per • ce.tt ~ana- RESO~R~ES ~EED~D . itarian work. 1
were on lite escalator. The rest! before the power of armament hi Pate, 1 RemOVal to realize the lull meaning of that dmn cont~nt IJEotween Apnl 1• 1 The · reaulattOn sl putates the 1 followed Seltwcitzet· up the 'lairs. llecause our mora! philosopliv Is
1 0_11 n .Camtly , event ! 1!161. and ~!ardt 31, 1%2, In prep-, board must be satisfied that the' Dr. M!Jert Schweitzer arrived , not profound enough.. · 1
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' • aration fo1' the 55-per-cent lel'el. • station wi.shing to broadcast be- 1 at the Prevoyance Sorinle Build-: Schwcitzr had to accept the · 11 spo~c to the 1 "The histot·ic l'isit of Khrush-. Content would be computed Ol'er fore noon has the "facilities a~d I hg to accept the Josep~ Lemaire. award wWtout the not~s he had' He concluded by saying ft Is
Soctely ol Tor- ~~:w YORK IAPl - Removal; che1• to the l'.S.A. and his pro-· four-week periods. ~ re,ources to program effectil·ely' Foundation award for his 45 made for· a speech. lie thi~ks the neces.sary to rHise the .<piril or of .lam~s R. Hoffa as president: posal for lola! and complete dis- The board relaxed its ori~inal during t~e added period." years spent caring for needy and. notes blew out of his car Tues- the times. He was cheered by the
• . o[ the Teamsters Union l~ being ! armarn.e~l proclaimed by him proposal which wos to ban morn-, The morning TV rule became ' suffering African nali\'es. · day night when he stopped to sta~ding audience. ~•)n;ent-. whidt ~1e sou~ht by 1 a w y e r Godfrey I from the United :\'at ions Rostrum i~g Tl' broadcasll ting except for
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~~u d alford. ''But , Schmidt in a motion mailed to • have had tremendous impact on educational and children's pro-, but the othH regu!alio~s come J d R f T ,, dal ~.e can affurd • federal district court in Washl:1g- ! millions of Latin ,\mcricans," grams on Salurda~· and special. into effect next .!Illy I. u ge e use s 0
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da;c~:~id~~~i~~\ea~s~enw~~~resd G. -M. Ex-President ·G,ra· nt c·t· h. GJ to federal district judge F. Dick- I IZe n.·s I p
eancr and inson Letts.
· p{;lin~~~~~~t~~· p~~is~: Stltmidt's office said the mo· Acc·ldently K 1-11.ed !-dtral go1ernment jlion mailed asks lhe court to re·
COUt1TYpiR-5·-0--- 1 mo1·e Hoffa from olllce pending / TORO~TO ICPI - Foreign-Ian· • Peel County Judge Archibald . a;ked whethet· they are wlllin& te 'guage newspapers here ha1•e Chrane rejected l11e application 1 fig!1t England?" the newspaper ltalicn sides over a judge's decis- for natrtralizalion of Giorgio Cap- : asked. ·
heRd, police sairi. I Wl'ighl, Ont., Lampto~ r.ounty: ion to refuse citizenship tn an pellozw, 21, of suburban Port. IN BAJJ TM1'F.
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WALPOLE ISLAND, Ont. ( CP) Harry W. A:1derson, 68, of Ann Arbor, Mich., retired president of t~ General Motors Buick motor car dlvlslon, was s!lot and killed Wednesday In a hunting accident on St. Anne's Island ln the St. Clair River near here. Pollee said the shot was fired by Har!Qw H. Curtice of Flint, Mich., former president of General Motors Corporation.
Provincial police are invesli- 'i coroner, said Me has not yet. Italian immigrant w~to said he Credit. But he agreed to heat· the Corriere Ca:~adese, largest Jtal-gatlng. made a decision regarding an in--1' could~'t lake up arms against hi.o; application a6ain in three months .. i;111 publication in this country,
Dr. C. A. Henrich of Court- quest. native co~ntry_ "! can:10t fight against my ·called Judge Cochrane's question brothers and sisters," Cappelloz~J "in very bad toste." ·I said, when asked if he would light I, Construction
Association The presldentlal party of lhe
Canadian Construction ABsociatlon, hended by president J. ~:ric Harrington, were due to
I arrive here by 1'CA at 8.~~ this I morning. They wm have a busy
. I ilay which will Include meetings ir · with the Bu!Jdlnll Trades Em· .... ~:relly easl' lor 1 ployers A~soclallon Ltd., ail -lnlup~~ up about I te!view with the rablnet and
c t n! the presentation of brief, a prus n payday,'• i conference and cOcktail party.·
The two men were togelher In a hide when a , !light of ducks came toward them near thi~ com- I munlty ~;; mlles northwest of Wlndsol'.
Pollee said !Jot~ men were shoo!lng from a sittbg position' when Mt·. Anderson stood up just · as Mr. Curtice fired.
The short - range blast struck ' Mr. Ander~on ln the side of t!le
Chicken Trouble In COPENHAGEN (APl - Vll
helm S c h !Ill n g Sorensen brought a dozen eggs, laid by. a fine strain of New Hampshire hens, home from a visit to West Ge!'many two yem·s ago.
I!~ tlltln't tell the customs offkcr about the e~gs, a:1d now he wlsh~s he had fried them. Instead he h~tched them.
Danish law prohibits t~1e import of brood eggs to guard against pottltry diseases. Soren- · sen didn't give the law a thought because at that time he
was raising chlck.ens only 'Y 1 hobby and for his own consumption.
The 12 eggs produced two he~s and four roosters, all of top quality_ Sorensen decided to get Into the poultry husiness. He quit his job and put ~is brood lo work.
When the authorities got wind of the 12 illegal brood eggs, some weeks ago, the offsprin~ from the ori~inal two hens and lour . rooslers had multiplied
Denmark into about 1,000,000 chickens, plckbg corn in all parts of Denmark.
The government poultry control authority decided it was impossible to get at an those chickens. Jlut it was possible to get at Sorensen.
:'-Jext week Sorensen will go to court to fig:1t an order-that he destroy the several thousand chickens on his farm at Velie anct pay a fi~e of 5,000 kroner \$725),
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lor Canada against Italy. i _.._.._._._,..,..,..,..,...,_ UKRAINIAN EDITORIAL I i
"T!le question asked by the Ill h , judge was a very silly one." said v r eat · er I an editorial in the Ukrainian-lan-guage weekly Vilne Slovo. i
"It was bou:~d to cause a tre- Sunny w i l h cloudy periods. llig~ today 40,
mendous mental struggle within dropping to 25 · thi.o; even-the young Italian boy."
The newspaper said tlte youth ing. was honest and would be excellent material for citizenship .
1 Der Cou~r, largest GermanI language publication b Canada,
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~ ~. 1 llr MJUI, MUJUEL LAWRENCE he may refuse to eat his meat : I '~rs. T. writes: 'Alld ve&etables, He'll shove his 11 ···'.Our ll!Ue &lrl'l school aerves plate away whene-nr he feels
1 1 W lunches. But It has a rule displeased with us. Re.!ectlon of
, ! that . !orb!dJ lower grade chll· rood and retaliation have be· 1.~ ', · ..... n. 14 leave the table unt:t come the same t~lng In his
.they, have eaten all tbe food they mind, so that refusing to eat be.are aerved. Bet!! has a small comes his only m~ans of expres· appetite and. Is beP,Innlng to sbg vengeful feelings toward us. :oread \u:~chtlme because It And later toward other people . . mcan.s unpleasantness with her It Is an unfortunate method o! teacher when she can't finish retaliation because It Is self· her meal. Can you explain this clestructl\'e, We need !cod to
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· Jtl'!nany of his actlvilles are When the)' declined Into the : ~ ·. ·tt!r~cted by us. he resents our: local gra\'e)'ard it was popular· 1 ·,1 iattempts to control his digestive , \y beliel'ed that they'd died of I
~!titles too. So, when we try broken hearts. The truth was, to force him to eat. he will re- th~ poor things d'ed of unexpres-
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A TE~IPTIS'G varlet)' of usrs for !Ucculcnt frrsh !alali dressing, a date milk 1ba ke and In a nuce ill'
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Berause the Coachella \'alley in Co1er dJ:c·; ~ :;' , California is r~garded as the let ~tanrt a m.•1u e f! : ch1ef date producing area in the >lip off ~nd J:-co:i ·'
niled Stat~s. we wen! \hel'e for dates. l Olilb.r.e '" · interesting u<es of fresh dale.s.. in ~lectm '>o·,~Mr ll:· l Collage chl'l('se and fruit, Ill m1xlote '' th:ck
I .~e.· ~oesn't wa~t it but be- i Don't wonder. They couldn't : _cau!e he res~nts our domina-. help malil~g the fatal connec-1
A GROUP of graduates at ~oly !leart of Mary Regional High School. Barbara McArthur (fourth from left), who gave the \ aledtctorv and won several scholarships. Also scholarsh'p ·
salads are enhanc-ed by a topp-: lf blender i< not , iag of "date salad dressing." da.tes inlo ,ma!l p~
• Try it lso on Waldorf salad or miXture wilh e:ectri! . with f1:1ely shredded cabbage in-' beater unt1i ,r mil·
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One cup Ires~ dates. 2 table- 1 fMab& ah<lut 1 I spoons fresh lemon juice. '' cup • Two cup< tm·~ ! fresh orange juice. '• tra.~poon I light corn ~~-rup, ., I salt, t.: cup whipping cream. "'• ' or muscatel "''nt ·~ , cup mayonnai~e. 1 tablespoon teaspoon ~rAted 1 maraschino chP.rry syrup or gre-, I or 2 tab!P!JlOOl'rl ~adinc. died ging~r.
i Cut dates into ~\i1·er~ or &mall' Pit and c~t da'.ll · pieces. Add lemon and orange', Comb in! with aU juices and salt: stir to blend, I gre<lienls 1n ,,Jart ja: then let stand '• hour or longer.: ly to bien~. C~l'!l' Beat cream until !tiff. Fold in' r.elrigel'!llor ~4 oon
II !11ayonnaise. Add all rem.ainb;: · in g. Sauce 1:c•ckttJ in~redi~nts. Serl'e on frUJt and becomes ncher OJ:·
cottage cheese salads. 'i~)!. Turn jar baci CCJachella Date Milk Shake ' few times. Mil'
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' ' H si'~ '' :·u:min~ th111::' at pupn!Rr a grneration ago, ran be ! . ~ )'QUr hull.•t:. it'> i)('(';HI><' .1'1111·1·~ r111 dnwn in hel;::1t to coffee 1 ..
1 1 ~101. <mly 1~1 hrr. )Oil· I·~ lnn·r<l · tilhic si~e. Because It Is sturdy,
II ner tnlo II hy )'o<ll' ~wn relu~- ;t can double as a hassock by
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· · l ;. .lla,~;m;; e1 rry\h.n~ hrr ow:1 way. table when you need extra seat· . ) ·. ~ ~CJ'IO\I·makiu~ j;Rls tiresome. lng. : l S~ dllCS !1:~1'in~ o:1c's own way • • • . e:. the time w1thout any opposl·, Have you. by chance, Install-
, 1 \· ••• •llon. · ed a cork floor recently~ Use ~ .If you don't be\le,·e it, just try I' the scraps to fashion a family
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1 . dol!''t really want to do. · ~qnare~ ln place. Pal:1ted moul·
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1 :-;.meek a~ Mo~e• onre she r~lly frame ~~nd hal pin.~ mAke colour',. understanc\5 that you'l'e artnally .fu\ taC'ks to :1old vour memo>,
·1 : put your foot down. · clippJngs and MW recipes in ,I . ~ It'~ al~o a safe bel that she'll place. I • }ook at you with n new respect • • •
~hining in her e.1·~s. Tn ~i1·e you confide net. if you Dn \'OU ha1 e a ~\orag~ area
et.Jll neeci it. !PI me tell you "ithout door~ 1 perhap~ an un-·.tlbollt a wife <we'll call her tidy hnokcasr·~ Bll)' an ardi-
.'',)lary Brown 1, w~o rulrd the· nary hllmbon blind :'\ow make, Brow~ J'OO! fnr years. a series of \'enical stripes
El'idently Bill Bi'OII'II linally hy threadi:1g it with bright yarn . . · J:Ol !~d up with h€ing hcnpeckerl, for extra interest, vary the
I · ..for recently Mary Brown hns width of your stripes.
· .: been saying recently, "Bill said, • • • : ·!no' and there's absolutely no· ~lake a series of pepp>' new 1 · ·budging him.". . wall ornaments. If you have .. : · :The l:1terestlnll thing ts that I recently remodelled your klt-j
, 1 :Mary Brown makes that state-: chen or bathroom with ceramic .: -ment with as much pride as: tl~. use the remaining tt\es to
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SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS-Patricia Rahall and Rosalie Fowler, two scholarship winners at Holy Heart of Mary Regional High School.
PATRICIA KELLY, Grade XI, reading Addres§ of Welcome during the first Graduation Ceremony at the Holy Heart of Mary Regional High School Tuesday night.
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1 : , · · Bill had bought her a mmk stole. tures for your Jiving room, hal\
{' · Never In at\ the days when sh,e or recreation room. ; , . used to say, "I tn\d Blll this' • • • Churchill Drama Festl1•a\, will recall talk- Perrin said the danger !rom fall·1 M M } . . \. ': ' ~ . : "' "I jold Bill tho I." ... 1h"' "'""t <Ot.,rlol tu"t p ... '"' wll> '"'""" " tho "' ". "t wootd "' t ' mioimom, bot anne r s a I e I· ·' ·1 ever that happy &learn In !!er ters and mount on t!lln plywood. E • d ground room at 10 Downing Street ~ decli:led to sy when the ex- I : I . eye. Now' l!lstead of a conventional plsO e and running a gauntlet of flying plosion is to take plac:i!. I Friends I
: , • · Ob\•ious!y, Mary Brown has· I frame, apply t 1 \ e adhesive splinters with the wartime prime I l : \· · ·been waltln& all these years for arund the perimeter of the LO:OWON (CPI-How Winston lllinlster during en air raid. He O'ITAWA rCPI-Retail sales ~n · It is just plain inconsiderate , . .-I :· her he~pecked husband to put board and frame your gay pi~· Churchill sat In a man's lap to also will tell how Churchill sat o:1 Cana.da - one measure of th1s for a man to IJJ'Ing
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I ! : :1: ·:;~pa·root down and make her hke ; turcs with one row of ceramic broadcast a personal message to , the Frenchman's lap to deliver years e c 0 n ° m 1 c re.covery- dinner without giving hii v.-ife " ThP per•oual tolll'b •dd~ to cbar111
of h·ono,,,.,.,.. 1 • . ··I ,Jt· , t'l wartime France will be recalled the broadcast In cramped sur· showed a 5.~-per-cenl gam m the li!l!n ~d 1·ant·• notl'"e. ! ~ , :. i t" ·So whot bm y'" got to Jo;, , "· t,. udto pro,um mockto<th• roo odtogo •t """" b.,'"". li "'" '"' moo<h.,flhe '"'. >he , ' " ' ' '' '" '"' '· A" i "'"t "''" ' '"' " '""'
1'~ ' · · b takl \ f B'll 1 •talesman's 85th bl thd t d h t h b'· f t 1'stJ·cs po ted R IJel'l',Hiot cruet, to ri"ht ur ,.a,r, rnntain• a blld (': :, Y "' • "'" rom ' . Chook yo"< •:tk. Brow" • ' "· "'· " ~ • t """ ChO<oh· '"'"' ' " · " ' · "' • , ,I ~":~rown~ Nothln~ at all---except ·
81-ound the basement. Chances Also to be heard on the Nov. 30 Ill said with tears in ~is eyes: 'I tail sales in the January-Septcm- I CARS TOO WIDE ,alatl cireoslng. :l'lilk gtas~ planter, bottom, ho141
. , 1f!'< "'''" tilt• of hO'P"kod '" th•re lo , d • •repotobto ptore i l"'l"m witt bo • ~onlto1 of "W • ''" m"'• kt•t"y to. b" pe<iod '"' " "timot • d ' TORONTO tCP I - At t .,,.,.. 'b" "' o g. fitl pi"" ppto I om P", t• I·'"'"' ! · , , ~""'"'. of '"tdotodl "'""'" >hot "' bo ; the • ~ • " h '!' "'""""' by "'' h t." . : $U . 6!9 ,M '-"' " m P "' d with G •~"' Rob'"" ~id T '"'" ho - -- · · - - · · -- - -· . !',· remodelled with
8 hammer end Churchtll In spectally • rehearsed The program will be heard In ; $11,047,927,000 a year earlier. . w11\ warn automobile manulaclur-
·~· \. • • saw, covered wtth fabric, 1cree- French. 'the BBC's general overseas ser-' i ers they are making cars too . : ~· FashiOn TipS , ned with an embroidered· bllnd, The ?arrator on t!le BBC pro- ' vice. · If you hal'e outfitted yoLJrself : wide for Ontario highways. Hr ,Jill"' , topped with tile or
1tven new KI'am Y.lll be Michel St. Denis, the 111th a new muted-tone ward- I said nine of the 1960 models pn:
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coat of pai:1t. 1 French theatrical producer who TEST ABOVE GROND 1 robe. be sure to change your out by the major auto firms ar~ , .. One of the 5marte>t a:1d most
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more than the so inches In w1dth ':1111lr51!118. wardrobe changes this I Stop worrying If your ~th • lng Churchill for the wartime French atomIc energy chief, right contrast will be mabtained : prescribed in Ontorlo's W:ighway I.~JIIeB!IOTI 15 the dressy little wra?" I aren't pure white. There really i broadcast. 1 !uesday confirmed that the pro- ! against the smoky greens, ' Traffic Act. T~e widest Is 8l..i
It transforms your dre~s m ',aren't any pure white teeth. St. Denis, who has served .as : )ected Frenc~ atomic test in the: bro"':ns and blues of the new I !nches. Mr. Robert~ did not spec· · Jf!fy Into a smart after-fhe or I Women wit!! dark complexions adjudicator at the Dom1mon , Sahara will be an above-ground I fash10ns. l1fy what aclio~ m1ght be taken.
f o r ~ a I evening ensemble. may seem to have them, but It's .~•;,.,,A little jackets or cape\ets ju~t th.e contrast. The goal you
especially useful In cham· ·~hou\d aim for Is to keep them brocade this season. and g\lstenlni and free from stains.
be used to dress up an old • --- . . -· -----1:1! or lace after-five dtcss. ltnterweavlnR of a textured Kold
Ve\,.et, sal in end silk ·are also. ll:lK chn'n or I!IP.sh, that Is workjacJ..~t mat~rial.~ th~l eri wllh '"ch extrrmr f!ncnPss
h~ worn with almost e1 CJ'Y th~t l\ achlel'e~ a ll;;hl, ~lry, sy dr~s~. : silKy lnnk.
• • • • • • , II )'llU'Ie fallen inln L!JP h~bit ol alwR)'! bu)•ln~ hats in ri~rk
h~~~lill~\ I his sPa< nil. a colors. ~urpl'ise ,ronrseH this fall pleasant l'ariation of !hi•. i! t:1e with at IPi!SI M~ l'il'id rolnr. lt cohwen necl;!ce. T:1r cull\I'Ph · 11''11 add color· tn ·your per~nn<~· &ppearance is achiel·eJJ b,r the illy.
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Kabul, Eise.nhower Tour Stop-
Mohammed Zahir Shah, Uefl), will welcome President Eisenhower to Kab1,1l, (right). the walled capital of Afghanistan surrounded by the towering Hindu Kush Mountaint. The city has a population
of 200,000. It is one stop on the President's ninecountry tour, his attempt to win some good will for the United States. Afghanistan now recei\·es aid from Russia.
c.l.1r>hal \'i>~ou:~l Montgomery.: Tuesdal', II' a~ H.- lain'~ h~sl·known old 6oldier. 1 radin in:orrlt'· said Tuesday he might go to Pe· South Afnca A~ king soon to get a ''true and !nciia.
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sr. JoHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND The Daily ·News
'N lBO\'E i.~ the RO)'al Commission on Transportation who met here durin~ the past two days to hear briefs from the ounT~and Gon~rnmcnt And the trAde. Standing i~ Acting ChAirman Mr. M. A. MacPherson, And at hi§ right is Howard
e otbcr members are:-H. A. Anscomb, R. Gobeil, and A. Balch. {Not in photo: Arnold Platt).
ouths Rescued From Kelly's Island
Newfoundlanders Honored By Humane Association
B!ll hlano , , h 1 d . · 'u' '· lhrrp :from laking olf that day, how· 1 . n I frtend. sppnt an · e\'er. , Two men of \len01ts Col'e Jesso cou~d . gel a chance to I to the att:mpled. rescue of
I da)· on i\el\l,.s Js. 1 ! were . honO\!red wltn Test!· take young J1m Rel'alls aboard. , young Patr1c1a "ayson this · ' Euly yesterday morning, the I monial! of the Royal Canadian The nerolc action and pre· 1 summer by a 23 year old mar·
lllen. broth 1 weather had cleared, and the . Humane Association Tuesday. 1 sence of mind took place on I ried m~n. Ralph Eldridge. Both
and Go ~rs Kenneth,; plane scouted the Island. They I The men, Albert Jesse and I ,July 14th, 1958. Re1·. Father I drowned. ~~a~istrate White said Sh; on B1ckfnrri • were jut on tllm! to aee the ; Waller Jesso of the we.~t coast I Woorlrow was the chairman for, that is Is a tragerly of life that in 1 1
11' !et out lor I nos co boat "BamafA~h", towing town were presented with the 1 large ~ather in.: in I he aurli. i so oflt n when there is a hero,
Jlonday, ~:I: rnw h?nt the boys' row boat back. , I framed testimonial! by Magis· torium. Co,11slabl~ P. Moriarty 1 t~e bu~les cry. He said Eld-, intend eo 1 beltr~rrl th lrate Jack A. White of Bonne of the RCMP w1th full dress, mlgrs l!allant attempt .o;hould
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10 hunt On l~nd, the ~011 1 ~ . wc~e I Bay, acting lor the LleutenHnl · ~carle! attrnrlcrl ns aide de' also live forel'cr in Bcnoits !he ni•ht n ~nrlcrl to none t e Aworse or h elr ; i Governor of NewfoundlHnrl. The camp for the magistrate. · Col'~ as a story of selfish a !i~ht lu~c and had pcmnce. scare, per aps, u awards were ilven for the men's heroism ~ml cool coura~e even
lllorntn1 brouh, Rut Tues. no harm done. part In the reacue of twelve ln a apeclal address Magis· In the face of death. And 1111l danaerousRht rough year old James Reval!l of the trate White spoke of th~ many he repeated those words "great-llloiorl1~1 craft for their iiNCHIS DAMAGID same place. Revalla was found kinds of heroism and na1d that er love hath no man than this
. to attempt · , 1 Jylni on the bottom of Benolts these men were as much real that he lay down his life for an· Rc City pollee on du Y near Cove by Walter Jesso whe went heroes as any off the pages of other"
, 11 '"rescue unit at Government House last night in alter him. Coming in Waller a history book. He sair! the · , , •h:len~ Tuescl~v aftnr: found acvcral or the cnncrcl~ .rc~~n humped his nwn hc~rf nn Hennit~ Cove din not h~vr .iu~t Th~ n~a~i~lr~1P. ~~~~~ th"t
ho n lh1 l~Uih r~ilcd er , hcnche& ~lona thP. M• 11 . ov~r 1 thP. dory b~ln~ man~u,•ererl by, two heroe~ to hnnour tnrla.\' hut Reno1ls Co\'~ could .. ~a.. w1th
!'Poor we~the In' lurned. On exammahllonb ll "hA~. his brother and ,.,.enl down, ~ctually three. But onP cnulrl humhiP pnde today 0 Day of ""V!Mtd . r cnn.l found thAt two of t e enc P~ • . ef . , H .. ,.
tba plana nre damaJed t.o 10m1 extent.ltwic. beflll'e Ilia brotbu, Albel:t 'not bt then. He was r emni' onour.
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ported Ia city police ye.. '· terdBy, At 9 1.m. 1 tw .. :: ur calllslon took pi1Ct at the 1 ntersectlan · ·cif '· Gower Street 1nd Church ; ' Hill and resulted In mlrlo'r dBmBge to bath Clrt. At
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1 p.m. two cars wtrt lit collision II the lnttr· section of Empire · arid ' CB~hin Ave nun and· biltll '' , vehicles sustained lxten· sive dBmlge.
FIRE I
Central fire trucks responcL ed at 10.30 last night to a eaF from 4 Long Pond Roa~ where fire had broken out iJ' ' a clothes closet in one of th\ rooms. Considerable damag~.·
1 was done to the contents o, the closet ·before the fire wa•: extinguished and also dam age by smoke and water il' other parts of the house. ·
2 DAY SALE THURSDAY 'n' FRIDAY
19th and 20th NOVEMBER AT WATER STREET STORE ONLY
12 ONlY BOYS'. 3 PIECE OUTFITS Coat, Bonnet, leggings.
Sizes 4 - 6x Reg. $12.95
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50 ONLY PLEATED
GIRLS' SKIRTS
Assorted colours. Sizes 2 - 6x
SPECIAL .................... : 97c.
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6 ONLY BOYS' WARM OVERCOATS
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': : Good Reason For Eating Fish
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'I ... . ; ~·, Those meat-eaters who turn up
• : 11 their noses at fish may be eating 1 • h d' . · 1 'their. way into a eart con 1t10n.
1' 'Tne· National Fisheries Institute
repOtts that eating fish and shelli fis~ reduces cholesterol in the l blood. Cholesterol is the number
, . 1: one suspect in hardening of the ' arteries and heart trouble. This
1 i "nutritional breakthrough'' was · i tnnounced recentlv bv Ross Leffler.
L Assistant Secretar~· ~f the Interior, I ~ ' .,
j Washing1on. rn· making the <lnnouncement,
Secretary Leffler said, "Small j. nmounts. of fish oils included in
1 ~ the diets of test animals ha\·e brought about the most rapid and greatest total reduction in blood cholesterol of all substances tested,"
1 These findings, i\Ir. Leffler ex-• 1 ~ plained, were made by the Hormcl I I Institute, Uni\·ersity of Minnesota, i '1 working under a research contract ; : 11ponsored by the U.S. Bureau ~f
. I' ~ 1 Commercial Fisheries. (The am
. ' 1 mals tested were fed a diet very : '~ hi-gh in fats derived from land
. 1: I animals and selected vegetables.) i .·] •·suppose we consider the hu-
111 ! man artery as bein~ .similar to. a 1 ·: common piece of p1pmg used 111
·: 1 . the plumbing of your home." Sec-1, 'W .
• l retary Leffler said. ' ater pass:ng ·! through such piping contams
· 1 I 1 materials. which, o.ver a peri?d of 1 · years, forms depos1ts on the mn.er
' : , lining of the pipe. Such depos1ts !, . may become so large that the flow
• I ·of water is either blocked or re-. tardeci with the consequence to
1 you of a large repair bill. Excess.1 ively high quantities of what reI searchers call cholesterol may I I I
bring about a similar situation in the human arteries."
The domestic market in Canada for fish could be amplified a thousand-fold if more Canadian~ would add seafoods to their diet. We were pleased the other day during the visit of Fisheries Min· ister Hon. A. McLean to hear him say that more fish was being con· sumed in Canada. However, there is still room for improvement and perhaps if the governments of :he fish-producing provinces, the f1sh packing plants and the federal govemment combined resources to provide a selling campai~n we would induce more Canad~ans to eat more fish.
Fish comes in such \'arieties that the often puzzled housewife who bas the problem of meal prepnr· ation need not feel too \\'orricd because . seafood offers so man:< · different and deJecta ble species. Newfoundlanders may ha\'e forsaken the old custom of storing awav for the winter a half or qua~ter quintal of salt fish, depending upon the size of the family. The salt fish trade would receive a great fillip if this were the case. The various fishing firms now packing salt fish are doing the fish-Joying public a great service even if the price is a little high. The process, however, skinning, etc. would naturally drive up the cost.
As man usually fears heart trouble as he reaches middle age, perhaps the announcement mentioned above will turn more to fish; we hope it will.
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! I . Young Canada's Book Week j \ This is Young Canada's Book l : l · Week, sponsored by the Canadian
T'he Public The Exccutlve Council of The CJn·
adian Chamber of Commer~e has re· commended to the Federal Govern· ment that the publlc interest always should be the criterion in any legis·
. iation In the field of business oper· a lion.
This observation was contn!ned In a brief submitted to Justice Wnist~r Fulton, who invited the Chamber's
: views with 'respect to Biil C·59, An AcL to Amend the Combines Investi·
• gallon Act and the Criminal Cede, withdrawn at the last parllamentary aession. ~lr. Fulton ha s Indicated that legislation in this regard will be re-introduced at the next session of parliament. ''The Chamber's Execu· live Councll,'' said the brief, ,'holds as fundamental that any Investigation of alleged combines shculd be for the purpose of adducing facts to deter· mine whether or not a combination is Injurious to the public and further that p1·ocf of detriment to tile pub· lie should be required as an essential element of the offence."
In an outline of principles underly· ing the Chamber's submission, it was stated that the Chamber believes the preserl'ation of the competltil'e sys. tem requires the enforcement by a central authority of certain ground rules-thooe by which the individual businessman seeks to govern himself, and those with the force of law by which society as a whole seeks to govern the businessman.
The brief went on to say that "new businesses are constantly starting and producing goods or scnlces which were not formerly available and ex· lstlng enterprises are sometimes en· ga~cd in a line or business fur which there is but restricted demand. Until some person is prepared to risk the in1•estment and talent necessary to become a competitor in the line in question. such businesses may he con· siderrd to be monopolies, but this is not to ~ax that they should be con· sictercd as had per se. This is especi· ally true in Cnnada where many of our industries are still in the clc· v~lopmcnt stage. There are also nu· merous otlJCr instamcs wilere a bus· iness may lor a lime or permanently be alone in its particular field tilrougil economic or other reasons. In this respect, legislation should recognize such circumstances and permit de· nlopment to take place in a cllmilte favourAble to growih.
"The Chamber's Executive Council believes ~n the. p:·:ncl{i u .d~riyir.g the C:nad!Jn concept ol just!ce in criminal matt~rs· thnt an accused is i11nocent until p;·:vcd guilty. It be· lieves thnt there. is no justiCicalion for a d~pa1·turc in cor.:binEn ·legisia· lion from this principle.
"It Is essential in any study of legis!;; lion Intended to amend the Ccmbines Investigation .A.ct to determine and to bear in mind tile policy of the law ll"ith respect to combines. Tile history or ihc Act makes it clear that this policy is to preserve and fostc1· competition b the public in· lerest hy prohibiting the undue crea· lion or use o[ monopoly power.
"Furthermore, since the combines le::islntion is to be consolidated into one statute, all parts of which will nPcessarily be read as construing all oiher parts. it is impnrtant to prol'icle for the gl"eatcst consistency bctwc~n lie several cffcllces covered.
"The Exc~ulive Council briicves that it is unwi'e to impo'e " set of rules designed for the prntection of the pulllic in the domestic sense upon an industry which is chiefly interested In the export or its product and beliel'es that combines legislation should not apply to contracts, a~rec·
menl! or anangements which relate only to export trade or commerce."
The brief recommended a number of specific chilngcs in . thP various sectioons of Hill C-50, including defini· tlons or merger and monopoly. The hrirf urged the adoption or the following definition for tile word "unduly" which frequently occurs in the prcposert legislation; "unrluly means to the detriment or against t.he inter· est of the public.''
In conrlusion. the bri~r urgrd thilt ~ny proposed bill replacing Bill C-50, An Act to Amend tile Combines ln· restigation Act, he referred to the appropriate parliamentary committee before final consideration b~ the House of Commons. This, it was stat· ed, would permit all interested p:u·. ties to re1·icw the new legislation and make final representation before enactment. "Only by so doing cnn there be a reconciliation of all the views expressed to the :\linistcr," said the brief. "It I~ felt that this legislation is of maio:- importnnce ond merits every possible consideration and review."
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( What Others STIL.L. FRIENDS Victoria Times
Tt Is too easy to generalize on the differences arising between l\loscow and Peking these days and to assume that this apparent cooling or ardour presages a sharp break In the part· nership of communism's two giants.
But when all the incidents are as· sessed. it is abundantly clear that they do not con~titute a deep dil'ision be· tween the two partners. And they won't for excellent reasons.
Russia's position in the world would .be far weaker without China as her chler ally. China's position. likewise, would lose strength if she broke with Russia.
DOCTORS SHOUL.D TEL.L. The Canadian Doctor
Are Saying PZFU AND PZPI
Milwaukee Journal Seldom has any good been ~aid
about the American bureaucratic hahit of making alphabet soup out of the names of government agencies.
But, at least to one who speaks English our alphabet soup mnkes more sense than the German variety. The West German military has decided to abbreviate military titles as a means of cutting down communica· lions cost~. And it ha~ come up with . ~ome beaut!es-such as Ofap, Ostbtsm, Pzru and Pzpl.
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CAPTIVE MARKETS By DHLL"i·: BIOSS.\T
This nation h"s a policy of ~ranting
loans to undcnlel"ciopcd countries. This is milnilgcd through the Del'ciopmcnt Loan Fund. an arrangement created and supported by Congrc~ ..
Though the year rw1·cr goes hy with· Ollt opposition ro this and other form• of foreign aid, it is a fact that the loan program weathered the storm more than once and is a going thing.
That suggests thnt a majority of our lawmakers have been persuadetl the program is a good and nec,·ssary one for the United States. The theory underlying the program is that we will benefit if we help struggling lands to better themscll·es and stay out of the grasp of hostile communism.
It is also a part of the underlying con· ccpt that these nations be allowed In use these bnds according to their own li~hts. to fit them into del"ciopment plans originated and carried forw•Jrd by them.
Experience has shown that this means, inescapably, some waste. But so is there waste. perennially, in our own milit;;ry establishment. That alone cannot jmtify scuttling a program.
Now a new factor has entered thi,; picture. U.S. del'elopmcnt loan offi. cials, under persuasion !rom Secretary of the Treasury Robert Anderson, have dclard that countries receiving such loans must send their funds in this country only .
The big reason is tht growing con· cern of Ander.'on and others over the unfavorable balance of payment~ between the l:nitecl Slates and f•,ri~'l
lands. This deficit in trade and services may touch s~ billion this year.
, 1 • r · Library Asociation. Local libraries ' '
organizations interested in books and children are working together to encourage more reading of more worthwhile books by more children.
he puhllr ought to get more edura· tion in health and disease and the day of the "obscurantism of the old rash· ioned physician'' is passed it was gen· erally agreed by a panel of British doctors at the joint conference of the British and Canadian Medical Asso· elations at Edinburgh.
These stand for, in order prlnted above, Obedfetidapothckl'r (medical cDrps man). Oberstabsbootsman (chief petty officer), Panzerfunker (lank radio operator( and Panzer· pioneer (armored engineer). Still, may· he, it's not so bad. Looking the thing ol"er c.1reful!y, the alphabet soup is
·as easy to pronounce as the full titles for those who can't speak German.
The feeling is that our friends abroad now have so many restrictions on U. S. imports that we can't possibly balJnre their sales to us. ''Buy Ameri~an'' is a policy designed to help force a better balance.
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· i ~ always support this worthwhile 1 1 ' project and lay special emphasis i , -1: on children's books during this I I ·. period. The St. John's Kiwanis ! : ; · 1 • Club is collecting good books for 1 1 youngsters during the week in I.• .• : 1! order to get more ch-ildren in tell II 1:· · 'j' est~ in reading. One of the finest : .
1 .! · · habits to acquire Is reading. Time ! I ; :,j': · shQ'U1d be apportioned in every j : :: ,: i' per-Son's life. for. reading. Despite , ; : i i the::~any dwers10ns today, some
i · 1,; · ·, of wnich are apt to take too much 1
1: ';,: · ii of (>ur leisure hours, the reading
" 1 ,': i ! of a-:good book phould not be over-.. [: : i 1 1oo~ed. .
. :_ 1. · i At school the seeds of readmg · ; 1, .. I should be planted into the young . j, ll · :minds and from the~ on i~to lifP. . · ; ) I' i! the demand for readmg w11l con-
.· i .. i :! i tinue. All across Canada this week '. ~ ! 'I . ; I
Parents should study more intimately their children and see what they like. If they collect stamps, are interested in music, drawing or pets. Whatever it is there is a book available to provide more enjoyment from favourite hobbies.
Parents whose children have outgrown some of their books should not hesitate to give those volumes to the Kiwanis Club for distribution to other children. The club is to be commended for this fine action and effort in thinking about the children and helping provide them with more and better reading.
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Winter Driving On Tuesday citizens got their
first introduction to wintry conditions. Fortunately the weather moderated and the sleet turned to rain, Motorists cannot be told too often ·to drive slowly during winter. The Safety Council says that only~;the most urgent motor trips sho~d be attempted when severe bli~rd conditions develop. When
conditions are at their worst, as last New Year's Eve, for
Ut~xa:"p.le, it may prove quite foolto venture on a trip which
· really could be delayed. Snowplow crews working to clear
highways will be hampered in their efforts by vehicles which be
e stalled. Since immediate attention must be given to main
the IeiSer-travelled, roadJ
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may not be reached by plows for some considcr<.:ble time.
Drivers are urged to ask themselves is the trip really necessary when storm warnings advise staying close to home. Technique in driving is developed to the point of perfection only after much "practice and experience. This winter many drivers will be facing wintry conditions for the first time. They should drive extra careful and make sure their cars are fitted with snow tires or chains which will help them obtain better control of the vehicle. One has to "get the feeling" of driving over snow and ice-covered streets in order to become acquainted with che extra problems arising. Winter driving iJ no picnic.
The panelists concerned with pub· lie education weighed the dangers of the relatively little knowledge whi~h the public can ever obtain being a dangerous thing (it may lead to mar· bid Interest and hypochrondria) against the benefits to be gained by, among other things, causing people to seck medical help earli;r.
SEGREGATED SCHOOLS Vancouver Province
Indian and non-Indian children are going to school together in Increasing numbers in Canada. Educators s1>-, ciologlsts and anthropologists in and out of government agree the goal should be complete Integration. So do most Canadians.
Why then does the Federal Govern· ment continue to build more separate schools for native Indian children? Integration Isn't served by expanding the facilities ·for segregation.
Ottawa may have reason for con· tinulng to build separate schools In ~ome areas. There can be none for building them where the local com· munlty feels they wlll impede lnteRratlon.
FRANCE'S AUTOS France Actuelle
Last year the French auto Industry i!'OSsed 757 billion francs ($1.8 billion), as against the 1957 gross of 604 billion francs ($1.6 billion at the average exchange rate through that year).
Among the world's automaklng countries, France now ranks fourth in production and third In exports.
France, however, Is catching up fast to Germany and Britain: As of the past Summer, for every 500 motor vehicles manufactured In the United States, West Germany and Great Zrltaln were each making 11~. and France was producing 100. And only a year ago, the Germans were making ~ per cent. and the British 21 pereent. ·more vehicle& than the French.
To The Editor THOSE SNAKES
Editor Daily News, ....... . Dear Sir-For divers reasons lt was
considered desirable that two Carl· bou should be sent to the Zoo at St. Louis.
The opinion was expressed that lo return Newfoundland might be blessed with some harmless Snakes for educational purposes. . , . . . . . . . .
The Island was no Garden of Eden before the introduction of serpents, and' ls hardly ever likely to be if the authorities demonstrate their awareness of the lack of educational facilities by requeotlng half a dozen Snakes.
Frankly, I am sceptical as to the educational value of Snakes, for if we 7\ewfoundlanders are to eat of the Tree of Knowledge, half a dozen teachers would be more appropriate than as many Snakes.
Besides, H this present generation nf Snakes convey a similar message to that of Its biblical predecessor, the consequences may be equally catas· trophic.
Yours truly, 1\1. N. G.
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Strength For Today By EARL L. DOUGLASS
HONESTY A:\IONG NATIONS There is no easy road to the settle·
ment of international problems. These problems have perhaps in the past been as pressing as they are now. But we cannot deny that the disposition of the world to become a neighhood has chang. ed the character of international d\.s. cuss ions.
Yet there are some things which re· main permanent and of supreme value. Many people think that diplomacy is nothing but fancy lying. This, of coui'Ile, !a not true. It bas always been
Yt there is strong reason to share the worry over this policy expressed hy Sen. •J. W. Fulbright, chairman ol lhc Senate Foreign Relations commit· tee.
111 too many places, especially in un· dcrdevclopd Asia, Arrica and Latin America, the cry of ~anomie "imperialism" is raised against the United States. To shout "Buy American" would seem to give the complaint serious point.
Surely our trade deficit is serious. Surely we must seek means to induce other nations to ease their rstrictions on our prot!ucls. But we must try to find ways less crude, less psychologically and politically damaging, than -'Buy American."
Americans are no different from any. body else in the history of the world when it comes to paying taxes. We love to gripe about them, but most of us-lets hope-realize their necessity.
However, as long as there are taxes, Americans will continue exploring ail kinds of channels to cut down a wee bit the sizable chunk of our incomes that Uncle Sam feels is his due. For all those of that mind. two recent news ilcm.s should have been of interest.
In a jet-age ruling, the Internal nev· enue Service has decl:Jred that home· owners may claim deductions for prop· ert)' damage cause by sonic !"'oms. Such damage, the tax agency s"id. being "sudden, unexpected and unusual," qualifies as a casualty loss.
the case that many or the finest statesmen of eaLh generation ha1·e been dip· lomals, and this is true today just as always.
As a matter of fact, honesty enters a great deal more into diplomacy than most people think. The truly success· ful diplomat:; have been men who took their stand on issues and were able tactfully, but forcefully, to press their points. The idea that diplomats are a group who huddle together and hatch skulduggery anct dirty work at the crossroads is a caricature that some mis· informed and evil-minded person thought up.
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Washington ADm:'I'ISTRATIOS SEEKS TO JOBS BUSINESS CA:'i HA~DU
By RAY CRO~II.E\' :"iEA Washington
WAS!IlNGTON-(XEA) - Tl:e, hower Administration ts goin1 ~ a new and determined try lo iel ·, ernmcnt out of everythi:1g prill'l
ness can do better ... or 11
Up for review: se\'eral lars-a-year-worth of opera•.io"s, ing most activities or the Atorr:!c Commission, the ~!iiitary Air Service, and Army, :\ary ar.d Air ship, aircraft anll vehicle and repair.
up for review also: unkr,o·.rn of dollars a year of Go1·crnrr.1:1 Lions in minin~:, commun1rat~o:.;
portal ion, utilities, contractlni a:-l housing.
:\lost government agcnms m port in by December 31 on •hi: plan to do. Defense and the Energy Commission ara illen time.
There wlll be regular checks President's budget burea•J next several year& to de:er:t:~
rapidly the agencies carry or. plans.
There will be regubr "ned~ see that plans are carried o~L
Every time any t.:.S. a;my parlment budget is prrpare<l. · bureau men will check to su is a gradual shift away fro~ men\ operation of act1vitie1 dustry can do better.
There will also be midyear cledl In 1955, the Execul;rr O!IICI
President, Bureau of the B;ldge~
U.S. Government agenrieJ tl i£ of manuracturing whrrewr 1957, the order was: get oul ~ vices" that private Industry 1:01.!
better. There were, however, lew
these 1955 and 1957 orders. It's estimated that onl)'
lion dollars a year" worth of were transferred from private hands in the pJSt fo·;r
This new order pu t.s m the expands tile scope or \he ortr. . elude virtually "any" go1·ern~r~ · tion that private indumy ro~ll well or better-not jnsl or "services.11
There are exceptions. I! L1
can prove the security of tht r.s. be impaired by having . ate industry do a particular.,. thu order doesn't hold. Of ~ viously Impractical to to:;e an out of government h:mds. 1
The new plan will rake sel!ll'· for full effect. Some act111l:d government could get out of once a decision was made. lions would take a ion~ tirne ~ from government management
No one here is willing to how many dollars' worth of operations will be turned ol"lr pelilive pril'ate business under, gram. at several hundred dollars a year are possible.
1'1 It depends, in part. on "h3
ered practical to turn orer 10~ business. Part!)· it depend! .~ tough Pre-sident Eisenholl"rr 1;
successor as President wan! to
And partly it depends on ertsed the public is is in
\" I shifts. Government men Sl. ~ pressure on congressmen fi'O constituents would speed th~ markedly and carr)' it a long
But one official notes 11n·~r'~ ·· o It~ you get down to it, there' ·
of pressure from a chamber, merce or individual busine;;:t!, government not to get out of 1
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Just try and eliminate a shl~. arsenal 1ometimell and 1ec.
nformatio Discou sureau on
~m1uu;'" d to public on
is being ope:te week at 600 Unl
ol the dec the newly for
made by Ge of The Sf company, has p!om
stamp bus states si nee
will be owned canadian cor
3 a~d Hutch
Stamps. s. R. Leightc
or of the Admillistratic
\\'estern O~tar been retained tc consultant for Bureau. Ir. 1 public relatio
educational o~ducted by the
c Relation Comp!
CRO~I'LEY
·. gton Correspondent
-(XEA) -The ation is ~:oini to nined try to get tlle everything private 1er .•. or u welL : several billi of operation!,
~s of the Atomic ~!ilitary Air
ny, Nai'Y and Air nd vehicle
r of Go1·ernment , communications, ~s. contracting and
•efense and the
e regular checkJ by get bureau durir.z ear1 to determine •encies carry out
•• regular "nudiin&' are carried out. any U.S. agency or et is prepared. tll check to sea ll ;hift away from
of activities privlll better. so be midyear check!. Executive Of!ica of
•au of the Budget, mt agencie• to Ill ng wherever ·r was: get out of ivate llldustry could
however, fa., tlllh 1957 orders.
~ that only "Jevtnl year" worth of ·ed from 11overnlllent m the past four )'til' :ler puts In the teeth. cope of the order to , "any" government ate Industry could Ill -not just ma:uw••"~
·xceptlons. U an security of the U.S. v having compet!Uvt 1o a particular job. sn't hold. Of If It~ ·tical to take an ment hands. an will take 1everal :t. Some activltiet Juld get out of n was made. other 1 ke a long tirne to ,ent management.
·e ls willing to lars' worth of ' d be turned over 10
:e business under ~Ill era! hundred Jll[UI · are possible.
in part, on whal'l \ to turn over to
d ndJ on artly It epe and ~nt Eisenhower ~ i'resident want to it.
it depends on bD'if 1blic is II In D'laklnf rnment men saY 1
congressmen frolll .vould ·speed tbiJ ·• g YIN'
carry It a Ion 'f' · 1 tes WJ')'lY• tcJa no , 1110 1 1 to it, there s 0 of' from a cha!llber ror vidual businessmen · .ot to get out of 1 ard (II eliminate a shiPY times and 1M· "
sT. JOHN'S, NFLD., THUR:·DAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1959
lnformat~on Bureau On Ois!ount Stamps
Toronto ad1·crtising agency. "Altho~gh The Sperry a:1d
llutcilinson Company hns absolutely no bus!nes~ interests
1 in Canada at the present time," :-lr. Schlrcr explained, "our or· gnn'znt!on has always bee:1 a' k~y exponent of the values of I tile discount stamp principle to llnsi.~l'ss and to consumers. By fin~mdng o:td supporting the In·\ formation Bureau in Toronto, our so:c motil'e Is to ~elp create a fait· weather atmosphere for d.feount stamps In Canada. We helirl'e this can hcst be ac·
, complished by correcting 1ome of the misleading l:lformation
, tltat ilas lx!cn reaching the i Canadian public."
In acting as Canadian consult ant for The Sperry and Hutchbson Company, Miss Sanders llrings to her n~w duties the re
' s·.1lt of )'cars of experience In
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Airman Burton Wolkow, lbs of luggage. now assigned to the 640th Air· After a weekend holiday at craft Control and Warning Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, he Squadron 'at Stephenville, hPaded for the Canadian bor-
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Nfld., a distance of over 5,000 der and five days later arrlv-milcs. 'ed at Sydney, Nova Scotia.
His long jaunt across the Arriving at Port aux Basques tTnlted States started in Au· ln a heavy downpour of rain gust 1958. Eleven dJys later, and hail, Airman Woikow and he arrived in Xew York City. his friend set out to cover the He left his scooter there anrt last lap of their journey the continued his journey by air 'l130·mile stretch ~f road to Harmon Air Force Base, Ste· Harmon Air Force Base. The phenville. only dramatic incident during
In September, Airman Wol· the entire t,rlp occurred jUJt kow returned to New York to outside Stephenville Crossing pick up hls scooter and drive when he lost control of h~ It toe Newfoundland. For the scooter after skidding on loose return trip, he had a travel· gravel. There was no damage ling companion and over 300 to the one-cylinder machine.
To Form PC Bond Sales Association Higher
I m n rket and consumer research. I s:te is currently co·Director of , lite Ca:~artlan Institute of Public . Op:nion, popular!)' known as the BELL ISLAND. (staff) -Tbl
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RepresentativA In the Hou•e of Ior the prev1ous year.
! Saund~rs sen·ed as Director of ~ o 1 !h~ Co:~sumer Branch, Wartime 13AN FRANCISCO-New York Gov. Nelson A. Rock efeEer tleft) and Mrs. Rockefeller arrive here Nov. Assembly, .~ick Gr~cne, during In 1958,22.1 per cent of those Pnccs and Trade Board In . , . . th d d f R k f 11 · 5 ing along the a recent ~lsi~ to thtS tow~, told 'employeea with the ~ompany ap-
:this work. she organized th'e wo- 13th at International A1rport w1th the1r party. It wa~ e secon ay 0 oc e e er 5 w . us, t~at 1t 1s hls !ntenlton. to plied fCJI' Savings Bond•. Thl.t :men or Canada lor co.operation Pacific Coast. Some 50 spectators were on hand at the airport to greet Rockefeller and h1s entourage orgamze .a strong. Proaress1ve year zu per eent of tilt em. ,ln. pme control and rationing, some of them carrying signs of welcome.-l UPI Telephoto) Conservallve organmtton here. ployees, which eonsists ef I l ll'llh a network of 16.~ house- ' ' ' 'I'he Bell Island people he smaller amount of employee~
!IOI'E S.l:'iDEilS. : wil'es across the cou:1try work- t Of A d F said are amongst the most in· I than in prmout yura, appliM r.s.r.. in~ l'oluntarily through her COS B • t telligent thinking people I have for Bonda.
lno• m,·~rrh. "~l~·rrtl~· Bnmc!t. For her war work, she r1 at n . '1.· ranee met anywhere. They know what "'"""' ""'""' ol wo; modo " C.B.F. .. h!ghe;! ;, "''''
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[01 dl!rount ,taHIP~ In ol Chatelaine macazbc. She Decreases is one among a crisS·CI'OSS of !he communique at close of t~eir; differences but betweeu. wht~h' necessar;· to hnng the ~!~any """'· b". "" '''" II' '""""'· I •·lo " "' "'"'" 'lo il• hoi wm ~oil og ol" lod """ ib' '"''"'" ["""' " I"""'"''"'" I f "'"'''' p . "' '""' "obi' m> of ib" ."· lli •k oumod N Out .. ..
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Trade Council. , mer Price Index. decreased, which will be going on now In as "unthinkable." What was it: --- --- --------------
Pror~ssor U!ighton, who will 0·3%from llU to 114·S from I preparation for the "Western all about? Everybody except· act as rconomic co:Jsultant fat' September to October as a re- · Summit" 0:1 Decemller 19: !his historians has forgotten.
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1agaln is part of the preparat:on, There have been similar per· Discount Stamps, is Regina·bom 00 co~pdan~~ · h r~r 1~ for the "Summit" meeting with !o~s in Anglo-French relations. and a graduate of Queen's t:ni· 1 ~arne per 0 • e s e er an Mr. K:trushchel' sometime in the duri:lg !~e 55 years of close as·'
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5jll'rr) or.d l!utch1.n· l'crsity where he recell'ed his household operation groups. spring, sociation since the •·entente cor-con,ul!ant ll1 1 Bac!Jelor of Arts in eco:~omics.l registered a slight decline. In· I But these meetings are not en- diale" of 1904. And again now
Later he graduated from Har-' ~rease~. In the clothing and (llrely concerned with tlw coming who now recalls what the)' Jllrk to. oe undrrtakr1 1·ard, receiving degrees ol both I other commodities and ser-1 "Summit". The fact that we were about·: l)[lmtO'Ion 8\:rrau on, ~laster of Business Administra-' vices components partly off-. are now b the "pre·Summit" 1 APART IN POLICY S:amps. . . · lion and Doctor of Business Ad-! s~t declines In the other thrce.
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. o! the Sch.ooll Sub·groups lnocxes for Sep· , meetings of this kind would be and Fra:1ce as there must inevit· 1
Admuumalt~n. l nt·l From 1~3 to 19S6, Professor ! tember and ?ctober, 1959, are di;sirallle. in deed necessnry, ·, ably be with free and indep2n· o! \\!!tern 0"1ar1o. Lon· Leighton served on the Harl'ard · shown belo11: I even If there were no coming· dent countries. The British
been reta:ned to net as Faculty, and was the~ appointed' Sept. Oct.: "Summit" and Hen if there· l'iews on the economic organis~-~nsultanl for the In·· to his p!'<'sent position at the Food · · · · · · · · · · · 112.8 111.7 ·were no questions at Issue h2- tion of Western Europe difler B1rrau. ln addillon, 1 Unil'erslty of Western Ontario. I' 5i1clter · · · · · · · · 115.~ 114.9; tween the N.A.T.O. countries', from the French views. ~lac-pul!ic relations pro- , He has edited and co·authored. Clothing · · · · · · · · 104.J lOa ' and t!le Soviet Union. I milla:~'s 1•iews on the timing and
t:ucat:onal nature I four nationally known books on Household Oper. 109.7 109.5 Alwavs and lnevitabll', be·· character of t:te "Summit" dif-b)' the Depart- I Ca:tadlan marketing problems, Other Commodities twee:J countries linked wl.th each fer from those of de Gaulle. !
!";Ilk Re:nlions of J. ! Is married with three children, and Services · · 127.1 . 127.4 o!lle~. whether by alliances or But that would not matter if ~:11Pllijl Company Ltd. I and now lives In London. Total · · · · · · · · · 114.9 114.5 b)' tradition~! lriendships, there !hey were accepted and discus-' are differences and divergencies: sed realistically, and w:th the
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By I SEW ND~ESSES FOR Rece·lve Fl·rst press, ther~ ~al'l be outspoken I molil'e. -It. is that .. not a diver-CBISHODI TliO~ISOS, PICCADILLY CIRCUS :mutual cntlc1sms wh1ch cnn • ge~ce ot news, wh1c~ can sap
· l5 now a:1 auto- · The Circus, still with traces of · glv'! rise to mutual irritations i confidenN'.
larger Than Life er1ry 11': people b · a delishtrul 19th·ce:~tury atmos- A• d AwardS , and suspicions. 1 Some French commentators ,
li ngdom matters ' phet·e, Is one or Britain's grent . I · And there is unhappily no, find it hn1:d lo understand the , :o lhe .lol:a~r.esburg
1 free shows, especially at night. ~uestio:1 thnt in recent months! British attitude to the "Common'
U.years.o:d :.lr. Don Hundreds of !lashing signs with there has been, both in Britain Market" and to the proposed. H; has just run from • Ingenious set pieces advertising On Friday, No1•embcr 13th,, and France, a sort of wal'e of "Free Trade Area." Similarly.'
0• Bma.n - the 876 ·everything from Iizzy drinks to st. John Ambulance Awards for I distrust and estrangement. to some British commentators find
l..l.1d's En~ in the · hair nourishers a:~d beauty treat- First Ald Classes conducted dur· the point where one of the most . it hard to und~rsta:1d and sym·
10 Jo::n O'Groats on ' ment, exude a sense or exhllara- ing the past year were present· distinguished French jour:~ali>!s pathize with de Gaulle's reluc·
. ttp of Scot· lion which will be at least doul>- ed to 61 employees of t~e e~lltled a series of articles "!he lance to attend ~n early .sum.mit ~:Ill da:s w:c~ and a led, it seems to me, when the canadian National Rallwavs. Stck - Bed of the Entente Cor- Why thts contmuous lmphca-be;!:~g thP previou~ P.iccadl!ly Development Plan be-' ~lr. H. s. Peel. Assistant 'to diale.". !ion 'that _there is ~ometh~ng,. as
. cea.l: t~n day;. . g:ns to take shape next year. ! j!anager congratulated the re· Now ·tl would be folly lo acc~pt 1t were, tmmoral m a d1ffermc CQmparable gesture' Shoo!lng up from an Island· ~i Ients 'and expressed ~lanage· that exaggerated l'iew. Every point of l'iew-that it is almost
comes from the site wlll be .• a :~ew .7 milllotl m~nt'a appreclatlon to ·Messrs newspaperman knows h~adlir.es sinful of the British :~ot to want .\ero~aul"al Soc'cty's pounds J3·storey block comprls- J. R. James and P. J. Powe; are ~eadlin~s. But it would be I to join the Common 1\larket,. or
. a1rcralt group .. lng shops, a restaurant, offices, h nducted the classes Cer· equally foolish to adopt an os- • of the French not to want an tm-lllK'lJr.l.cal a,;is:ancr. ornamental pools and fountains, ;~flo ~ 0 , aw rrled fo~ first strlch attitude and pret~~d all ts' mediate "Summit"? It is this,
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1 1 d f year war vouc ers or sec n f . f 1 · d d • · • f'd · ' ~ mnc 1- pc wtt s an s o warmth" . d' lli 1 thl d ·e r one o the mam purposes o t 1e' ten s to un enmne coJ t ence .
. In °r:t:thop:rr or !lap.' on the coldest day. Radla:1t ~ear, me a ons or r ~b a British Forelg~ Secretary's l'isit Selwrn Lloyd was undoubtedly maeh1ne, the ot~cran heat units will be fitted beneath and labels for fourth and su se· to Paris has been precisely to re· right when just before leal'ing "~i aircraft dril'cn by ' the canopies of gaily • coloured quent years. Followln~ are the store a mutual confidence which for Paris ~e stressed that con-
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' table umbrellas. employees who recetved the for one reason or a:~olher has fidence is the essence of the Crowning all will be a roof awards, which were presented been recently somewhat shaken whole matter. And confide:~ce
.. and fah:·ic orni- 1 crane, weighing five tons and by Mr. C. I. Merner, Superln· on both sides or t~e Channel. can only come from a genuine ~! t~s:ed hy :-1r. E.: faced In glittering alumbum, lor tendent of the Line, and Mr. R. One need not take It too tragi- effort to understand and ap-
ro ~ranf1eld, In the changing. the adl'ertlslng dis- T. :vllllams, Supt. M.P. and cally. Th~se strains belwee:J. preciate the. other point of vie.w. U!lt~ of £lerlforshire, 1 plays. Jt will pick up the pre- C.E .. - fundamentally friendly nations' I ha1·e wr1ttcn of all this wtth ~a sed :ts nose hore-1 labricat.Ed sign panels and CERTIFICATES come and go, They pass and special reference to the curre:~t, e gr?ur.d. One of hoist them into position so that John Ronald Chaytor, Gregory are forgotten. psychological relations between
roan Wl!i take the air ! displays can be completely Francis Flood, Lawre11ce Vln· Who today remembers that 30 lhe British and French. But let ti~Jn power. Or ~r- I transformed 1:~ 24 hours. cent Moore, Noel Clifford Yet- years ago in 1929 Anglo·Amerl- me add very emphatically that !t
S'J! be men .. lor J!r. : These Piccadilly pictures are man, Frank Desbarres Fogwlll, can relatlo:~s were so strained Is of general application. MutaBritrss~one. ,ch1cf ~n~l· I many times larger t~an life. Edmund Lawrence Dunph~·. that the British Prime Minlst€r tis mutandis - It applies t~
· ll!kin• Eu.opcas A1r- ·But the real picture sensation James Howell, Robert John Ramsay Macdonald !ell It ur- Anglo·German, to Franco·Amen r o or ~ possible
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this month occurred fn a quite Kennedy, Lindsay Ploughman, gently necessary to go to the can relatio:1s, to the relations of i or th~ l1rst muscle. little laboratory of the Imperial David John Courage, George U.S. for a 'lace to face' talk with every pair of countries or groups
. b. I College or Sclen~. London. A Clarence Keeping, William John I r 0 d c 11 m~st 1 the way, lh new device emerged which mul- Nelson, Eric Clifton Johnson, bald W \Jam smon • ec BARGE EXPLODES
1' automobiie·con·l tlplles the brightness of a rai:~t Albert Edmund Fleming, Arch!- George Lane, . Robert Joseph NEW ORLEA:-lS (APl-A 225-
ltit 1n the United picture 5ll,OOO times and will be Furlong, Catherme Teresa Holll- foot sulphur barg~ under con-a h one car to el'ery, specially useful In hospital X- been reveal~d In work study re- han, Francis. Edward Skllflng- structlon exploded at the Avon-)
eo ~Bif P\'Opie. The Rav work saving risk to .search Cllrr!ed out by Britain's ton, Jean Eltzabeth Seward. dale Marbe Ways !n nearby r\i~~~:et! for th's cs .. paLients rra:n over-exposure. • Productiylty Council. Among MEDALLIONS Han·ey Tuesday, killing four, ha ea of t!te Eng-
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Employing a principle not un- other thmgs, says the Council, 1\llchael RRphael Murphy, men. The barge was designed to : a:t las now laid down, like televl~ion, Dr. w. L. WI!- the firm abolished JB million Brian Joseph Warlden, William carry liquid sulphur from orr-~·
n:urt h rge new private 1 cock's picture multiplier can be forms, equivalent to 80 tons of James Clarke, Roosevelt Wesley shore wells. A lO·lon ~clion of tl~. Ble &arge ~pee applied to even the dimmest paper. All time clocks were Wellon, Gordon Chesley Puddes· the barge's d e c k house was
• 1 1 ~ lmo~e. such as a rapidly expos- eliminated from t!1e company's ter, Graham George Butt. thrown to shore- in the explosion.~ PPo1e, ha.1 an , ed X·Rav plate. It comes out. 237 shops. The staf[ ma~a- VOUCHERS I
Jlercenta•e r I - I geres it ' d k 'II B . I An. " o car o, a phosphorescent screen at s, was reasone , new John Granv1 e em1s rr, to \one who douhts: the ot~er end, brilliantly clear quite well which girls were ate. Henry William Dallon. Leo r.s. SCOUT JAMBOREE , '
akel his ~tanct at I with llttk! or no loss of definition In !act, tlll'le-keeplng Improved, Joseph Fitzpatrick. Douglas o;rAWA \~p) t C~~~~ ~111
''tie n n Piccadilly The device may also serve In morale rose, and clerical staffs William Manstan, Bruce Brockie! ~~uts aan~o~~~~~~ to ~~e nationo~ pump or astronomy lor tracking faint were no longer needed to check Taylor Harold Edwin Gosse, J b t ·f th B · - to I' d t time records ' h 1 am oree nex year o e oy
s•Jch . m s ars and examlnlng.pla.1ets. · Cluny Rayburn Jones, C ares s t f A 1 lt lht ~ ~wtrl of auto- WORK STUDY TECH~QUE!I The Council is now urging William Smallwood, Vincent cou s o mer ca, was an-
! lislt to a ~loto R h k work study techniques 1:1 small nounced Tuesday. Some 50,000 scareel<• · r esearc ta es rna forms. h 1
hi h th John Wiltshire, Peter John ' scouts are e<pected at the jam-' nccessar<· How 0 e of t'- btg~ t h 1 s op1, 'll w c ere are 370.- H c th 1 M y ~· h turns u '· n '"' .,es e 8 n h i Kl awco, a er ne ar ,,urp y, boree on a ranch :~ear Colorado
· s~n the w P ldthere. stores In Britain reduced its sel- 000 \r t1 e Un ted nfd°F· One Mabel Ann Wicks, Warwick Springs colo July 22-28 big dif!erenc or Wlll
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ling prices by nineper cent with- sma. ronmongery us ness In Edward Taylor, Robert Avery, ' ·• · e. out droppi~g profits has just Scotland, It says, raised turn- Joseph Damlen Ryan, Frank •
over from 50 to 45ll pounds a Emanual Holloway, Leonard buf and u•• CHRISTMAS week without a.w star! Increase, :\l:lchael woodford, R on a 1 d
but simply by commonsense lm- J h R Thomas Burt provements and tlme-Bl!v!ng 81 a osep onayne, result of work study. . Steve11s, John Douglas Batstone,
I wonder whet!ler work study Leslie Wingfield Churchill. should be applied to business LABELS executives? Brltaill'l Institute William James Crotty, Ronald of Directors reports . that more Frederick Peet, Boyd Allan than 50 per cent of company Rowe, John Ernest Bishop, directors work late b the office Abraham John Taylor, William and 40 per cent take work borne. Thomas Simmonds, Henry Char·
Perhaps this helps to explain les Follett, Edward Dooley,
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Throw out all your old ideas on pow-' dered skim milk-Super Starlac makes all the others old-fashioned. In fact, if you don't like it twice as much as the
skim milk you're usilir ••• we'D bay the package back!
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Quart-quantities of Super Starlac and Brand "X" were poured into ice-cold watar. Super Starlac's milk-puffs disllo!ved on touch. Brand "X" would J10t cU.olv1 without stirring.
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PERSONAL CHIT .·CHAT MAINLY FOR· WOMEN For Thunday, Ncrvemher 19
I' :1 , 1·! ~T CHAT .... , 1 I '~II FROM PEPPERllELL ' II .,: ~The Ways, and Means Com·
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~ttee of the Anned ForcM . .I j ""lvu' Club at Pepperrell w!ll
tell hand • made Christmas tl ' flowers on Tuesdays and Thurs-
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.! ,1 i ; ·1 I•: · Tbe purpose of this project
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; •I ': : ;' · . Voluntem of the Armer! . ·· II ~· ·l"orcea \Vil'e5' Club w!!l be on
; ·, I :, hand Wednesda~·s ~nd Satur· I . : ( I days at the hMc rh,th!ng stor~ ' ' •·' ·· · ind the base exchan~e to glf:
: ! I •·: Wl'a!l Chri'tn1as pre~ents pur· 1 r , I i' I · ~ : ehued b~· mill tar)' personnel. 1 1 1' :1 1 •· • .,_ small charge will he made 1 I
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i 1.1,.! 1 :·: ·workers are necdell for this ~ · ', I: : · proJect: please Cllnlacl ~Irs. : 1 • · •• -Noda Howard b:• phoning 1 I .. : ; : ,0:.·1~69H In St. Joha's. . r I :.... "'• I
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1r-r•"••nt-For You and. . . Wednuday'a b<neuences continue lo smile
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the world. Encourage those who b ave creative ideas and fertile imagination. Pool ideas for best resultJ. Co-operative vcnl!lres pay" off in cash! If do· mestic tics arc disrupted now, the up1et will he CJnly tcmpn· rary. Do your part to re-cstab· iisb harmony. ·
i Past . . Rcmcmller Carr i c Nalion, the saloon-sma<her? On Nol"embcr 19, 1903, having heen rhwarLcd in her eHort lo interview Pre~. Theodore Roose. vclt at t h c White House, she mo,·ed on to the ~nate, wberc she created a disturbanc:e.
Future . Wil\i~ fifty ;car1, not 0111 ships b<comc
intcrptanc:a~ t 1 a,t~
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The Day Under Your Sign ARIES (Born Mmh 21 to April 19} Yo-.1 lhO•Jld Itt\ rudy It~ licil: Lb~: wOfld; 11ick to the tuk at h1nd.
TAURUS (April 20 to Moy lOI Routir.& wLII he rnoM:tC>!'It'l,, t 1r.1•h ur· ly and .. Je>mcthinr ucL!Ulg.
GYoltNI (Moy 21"to Juno 21)
SCORPIO (Ooi. 211, . Your id~;a, uc ~rt ·~ U.Utc of WL\h)'-'OIII't, • '; ·. L ·, ~:A e~azy bat social. sponsored ·
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:p.m. In the ballroom of the Airmea's Club.
T1mt 1~1 "''ilh chiiJren it a rn•.ard· lnr n:prriencr. ~ntertilic the y~unc il Tt1:l bnc n~cl
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By HAROLD THOMAS H\'MAS . M.D.
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: When you visit the sur~ery in ·;,our local hospital, you'll see that ~urses rei)• mainly on soap and water to prepare the skin H:Tc is Christmas run for the 5. Dixie cups-for a tiny tree ~ Baskets: Cowr Dixie cups as tions ~low 1 and held in place be secured 11ilh nl•die and
· aru. throu~h which the surgeon~· whole famil)•l Sparkling orna· use the l-mmce jiggrr size: , bclls--1Jnly !his time spread glue I with glue-all. thre3d, tea1ing end dangli:lg for pla~s to make his cut. ments, easy to make, lol'ely to for large tre<cs, use larger all 1 from glitter kitl on cups he· I 1 hnnging. Or you may sew on a .
' ' \\ i'.l!n l'0\1 ll'atch the surgPon see-Bil made with aluminum size. fore co1-eri:1g. Stand cup, open Flower: With scissors, cut ribbon l>ow. I
CANCER 1 Juno 22 to July 21) ~·, Itt rwr mind a:ct w dutlucd ritb tri• i.l that yw niu your lllC C:ar.ce.
UO (July 22 to A .. ttl De willinr II) romprDIIMM c.n • tli(frrcr.ct ol C1l.!'IIOD nthu th&CI klorC'C the i.uut.
(Au9. 22 to Sop!. Zl) Don'l let •cctimcnt lnlulur ...,11h taul· nr:1• Bt prac1iea1 1t all time-s.
CAP~ICORN tDoo 22 D<:n't l~a\r- ~Hr):~~r m.nutc or ) oo • or.'t 111
AQUARIUS (J'".ll Be UYt~u ~~~ 11:drs )'tl'Jr CJ!h.
Sauce Flank Steak Canned Beef Gravy
prepare for o~era!!o_n, yo~'ll see 1 foil and paper cup~. They're de· . end clown. on Iallie. se a Dixie cLIP rig:lt down to the ba~e: I: 1 h1m clPan. bts naLls With an coraled with sparkling colored Sll\·er Brlls: Col·er Dixie ~ups spr:ng knife and cut sl'ls up ond al even inten'<LI~ Hll around.' Stur: ~~~~·k cup lnlo ril·e e1·en i .·] .or~nge st:ck and th~n start I glitter, ribbons, tinsel, baubles : w.th alum_inum fotl-use a ptc~e. down. almo.<t, but not quite Press Ollt nat. Place on alllmi· divisions; I hen wit:t sci>sors, cut
·. ll'· .~. , a:ru~b!n~ his ha.,ds Wlt'1 &oap and bells: all from last year's: 3 . lilllP. Wider than the cup .'s, throng~ to each end. ~lake: num foil approximately same down to the base and press out Bed a ~llff brush before he puts box of leflorer trimmings or 1 h1gh, rolled around the tucked 111 1 these slits all around cuo. Place· siz.e. Fold cellophane tape on it·. flat. Cut each "petal'' Into a
i , j ():t sterLle rub~er glo:es. Ere.ry purchased lnexpenslrely at !he 1 at top and 'ooltom. Po~e a right side up and with fingers in·, self to make little sticky pad. 1 poi:tt. Place on small piece of
• 1 on~e In a ll'hl.!!, ,You ll see h1m store. small hole m top of bdl. Run side, press to form attractil'e Place this u:tder cup to hold aluminum foil: use sticky pad of : · loa~ at the wall c,oc~ to bt; sure Here Is 11·hat you wHI n~d: r_1hbon thl'ough loop a! e~d of ro'.L:lded shop~. Decorate wilh aluminum foil. Now cut ~- cf.'llophane tape to hold secure: •
'; ~e ~Crllb~ the full fll·e mtnule~ I. Alumi:tum loi!-5tandard or Jingle bell and pull ends throu~h glitlrr. ~ s 111pler Forrn Is .iu>t the tween flower petals and fo;d foil: then ~lit he!ween points and fold ; LJ.•: ' :•ner<lli)' l'rQwed for :1ca1·y duty. hole In be~l. . Rlhho~ m<1y br rorcrrrt cup. tied with ribbon underneath ~o they are colwel. under. Rep e "I COI'ering on :
'·j ,1 ~at:~r,,ctnry prrran~t·on of the 2. Glitter kJt , knotted nn 1n~1dP. ~o .1111~le dan~-. har,rlk. :Roll petals orer a p!'ncil to ~ire' other ~irlr. E~cess roi: may be
1 .t0' 11 n[ h1s tra~r. ~. Rib\xlns llr~ ]list below r1m nf sill'rr hrll. · · :them a rnuncirrl lnok. Decorote trimmrrt nrr with ~ri<,nr<. De·
1 F ,I"OII a.<k tit~ ~11r;eon wh;· ~, 4 .. J:n~le beJ15 and Christmas Decorat@ with ~litlrr, Rppiicd a~ ~t.o.r Ra.<krl•: This \~ ~ simple· with tin~el held In place with Nlr<lte "ith ~Iiiier anrt tin~el. ·.I ~!.':: •ticks tn the nld-fa~hi~ned 1 ball~. I directed on packa~e. hasket !Ct on a star I see dirK. tlue-all. Chri~lmas ball~ m~y: 1Rr)'!1oids ll"rilpr.
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~:crm·killing sohllion, he'll prohab!y tell you his surgical con- I seiEnce won't permit him to take I a s!lort cut at the expense of his
Kitchen Gifts Aid Homemaker All Year It In-night ;rlth hultered Krten bean1 and a 'flip
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may be surprhed to !ee that 'the SU!geon u:es onl:: a light protec· tl\"e dress:~g for the wound. H he's sure the wcund's cl&a:l, he ;
·· tr.a:' not u.;e on~· d:-e~·~jng at all. : I! yeu ask 11·hy h~ doesn't paint • 'th! II'OU.~d .,.!!h a gaily colored · germic!h! sc!ution. put on a hu!ky dressi~g or a~pl)· ti:§ht ad· hes!ve strap~ini. ~e'll'likely tell
, . increa.."'!s the h~albg powers of healthy l!l'ing tissue; and that each o! them rna'· add to the dis- · eom!orts o! the con•:ale;c!ng pa!len!. · · If ycu tru;t your surgeon and
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' are here, it's time to serve I brown ~teak o: hearty, ~atisfy!ng meals. Aft.er · shortemng .\dd braving the wealher--11n the way on'on. Co~\::e home from the office and school' sauce, 11.1d rr.;;;:.t'
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t , >n~ed fltur, bro11:~ed. then slow· mtnulcs to. i lly '1mmered 1n a ~auce of cann-1 JI<Jkr' " sernn;s.
l ed bt>cf gral'y, chili sauce, a~d ~ lric <"::(1 is __ .:.t • miL•tarrl for a rleliciou> blend in"· ill ~1\/l rlr:rff; f:
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Buttered green beans-and a with " b ·. Jl :-:::' crisp cnhbage salad are nice go- ded. .1:1'! c·~n J!on}!!'. For des!'er~-a selection with ~\ \•·:·~~ ':
·or fall fru:t completes the menu l and prol'iiles a colorful C<'ntrr-1 : piece for th~ di:mcr labir. Don't . ! :i': r ·~··and successful practice of house·
1 I 'j ·:hold antisepsis a:1d disinfection:
1.: : , 1 • : ; :ror skin eare, bathe or shower 1
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I fiank sleJk IJ\Joul 11; lbs.l 2 lhsps. flour 1 ; tsp. s~lt
D3'h pep}l('r 2 t!Jsps. shortenir.~ l c!o1·e garlic, minced 1 medium onion, sliced 1 can I tO ounces I ~er 14 CliP chili sauc.c C, Lsp. rll")' !llll,t'lrrl 1 th-r rltorr•rl r~r>lr,·
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j1r1 that dhper~e joy fnr Ril cookie lnveu the y~ar around. Pitcher, mug~ and gla~se~. bottom, are hoilday·keyed 18 add fe~tlve atmosphere for all your holiday parties. They'll last lor
~IRhn~any utensil hnlder, IPI!, h !"anta1• rnnlrihut!nn to kltchrn eff!rienry. It rerolns on ll~ ba5e. Bowl ~<el In red, hlue anrl yellow, right, can be u~ed hnth lor cnokln~ And serl'in~. Each bowl has a tight·flttlng wooden top, for added usefulne~s. At bottom Is pictured a new, efficient electric knife 5harpener.
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!l .. from between teeth Immediately NEA Stall Writer Introduced most of their new, When the a~ea is clean, an·, Fancier oven • to • table ware guides direct the blade down the 1 ·-alter each meal, !! you hal'en't Hub of Christmas home activi models of ranges, refrigerators. other control IS pushed to suck continues to build up a:1 impres- honing path. I
~ental floss or a toothrlck, use lies promises to be the kitchen, d!sh-wa!t.lers, laundry equipment i the dirty water into the plastic si1·e inl'entory, much of It from A flashlight battery powers 1
~ur finlernall. After removal and g\fts beamed for this all- and the l!k.e. Ti:ly g\ft replicas i bag, which is easily emptied abroad. Colors are clear and another :1ew gadget. It's a sin-. (If food particles, you can brush 1 Important center rank high in, end elaborate cards w.lll inform: w'1en the floor Is clean. 1 vibrant. Besides enameled cast I gle-blade m:xer. This inexpcn-your teeth with a simple lather style, color and usefulness. Ap· i lucky homemakers Jt~st how. A~d here'; more:. . , iron, c~ina and earthenware. 1 sive mixer will stir milk drinks, mode from hand soap. Rinse pl!a:tces, utensils, cookware. end 1 generous Santa can be m updat·. The 1dea thot m:xmg spoons. there at·e, f1 nm Italy, bowls of 1 juice~ or e~~s for ~;cramhlin~. I -------· ----·- acces;ories; each group offers 1 \ng their kitchens. 1 1,1dtes an~ spatulas. make perfect cermnic-and-mrlal with hr<W)", I fnrl1spensall!e in the k:tchen at 1
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I an intriguing and l"arled ~lee- i In this da)', when a lo1el)·. ;1fts m1~ht seem ndtcu!o11s unl1l !l~ht-filt1n~ woode~ tops which (Christmas are cook1es and a, 1 t'on to the shopper. 1 r.es!l!ent tile floor in the kitche:1 you see the new sets. Oulstand- • co11ld he mrrl for many foocls. I wrH-f.llecl j<Jr. Cookie jars are· 1 By . Christmas, major ap·, is t~e rule rather than th~ ex· ing is a Lazy Sus<Jn pedestal- Small electric appliances show 1 enJo.vecl r en c wert attr.ntioJ, · pllance manufacturers will ha1·e: ceplton, one new appliance Is a!- type holder m ~enume maho· ·no si~ns of losing any of tlwir: p;u·tly llecause of the numbers· ----------- i most Ci!rtain to bring joy on· ~any, with steel knobs 0:1 which. unil'crsal pop11larily as gifts lbr. of modern and ;nnusing clcsigns
mouth with warm water from 1
C~r!stmas morning. This is an· hang an assortment of utensils .. a bride or for the cxperiencerl now arailah:e, many of lhrm the lap. . I electric floor washer with which: Two different si;es and assort-, homemGker, ollholl~h few rarli· imports. T:1e 'hilrlren, howc1·er
Dentrlfices that co~tatn abra· a dirty Boor ca~ be scrubbed· ments are offered. and they ran ral chan~rs h;r,·c been m<Jde in I would "~ree that one of the sil'es injure tooth enamel just as clean anrl vacuumed dry, rapid· be put anywhere one choo'~'~ lor :t!teir designs h th~ last year. I nic~sl is a rotuJrl rt'plica of sandpaper Injuries your skin. ly and effortlessll', co~1·enicnce, t~u~ sal'ing dra\\'er: For the family that entertains: Sonta Claus. when fillr[! to the Germicides and deodorants are The yellow, lightweight d~- cupboard or wall space. i a lot, luger elrctric ~ric!dles' top of his rrd cap with . ome- : useless. Following the exampl~ rice has a tank connected to a Pots and pans more up on · might prove a help. A small re· 1 made cookies. 1
of the surgeon who removes dirt nylon-bristled nozzle. The lank. gift lists. with some particul<Jrly frigcrator only 20 inches wide --------from under his nails with an 1 holds 53 fluid ounces of clean good-looking, solid • performing 1 and 30 inches high ol!ers 21~ A \'ery wearable dress Is a orange stick, depend on mechanl- water or water • and • delergeJt numbers this year. In n~tional i cubic feet of cold stornge and worsted two-toned jersey model, cal methods to eet rid of visible solution. distribution by Christmas shop- I could extend kitchen facilities to a on.e-piecer with the look of forejgn matter. In the same tank ls e pliable ping season will be super-sleek
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famil)' rooms or dens. separates: Two shades of green . . ,. . for 1 ch~ Do not use a vaginal douche plastic bag connected to another slainless steel-over-copper pa~s Almost as much in demand as are used in the bdice and sk•rt. W1se .olll Sal[ll 'l':'lclc al= tnnc ()lilt cll«clcd'
without your doctor·~ consent. opening. Control.1 on the handle which have easily ~ripped knobs, good, ~harp bivcs are gllOd Front panellin~ in t~c ~<JihPrert I sore be I.Stl't !ipresding TR gem¥. rn ttl~ T1l ~ C!hDeS A.•k hi~ permission to douc~e. permit a !lnmcmakcr tn pu.<h a. and handles nf black pla~tic., knife .1harpencr.1. .1kirt conrc,,ls hip rocket.<, nnrl: urge.1 all prilll<lptft'llll 1:0 fnll""" 111.• !~cl. ~ r· . • , with ~ 'lU~rt or warm tap w~ter! hutlnn which relea~c~ I he rlr<l~- 1 The wri~ht or the~p r~n~ ann On~ new, electric mortr.l ir. a othrr rloloilinc I< ~rrt toR ml:li· ri~s of the tnhercul~ tsYJC~tion ~r~ '11PI"rt ..
11 containing two In rour tohle-li lnl Mlution in 8 controlled flow 1 their fine halanrf foreca~t last·, ~mall, compact Fhi!rpen•r you mnm This t)'pe of ~rr~< i.< rx- Seal Sale &lim'" going 011 th.ronghoot C;mdl. spoonfulJ of housebolcl •l:!esor. thrDUih the nou~. I !ng plea3ure for the seriou.s cook' can twld in yl)llf ~and; precisiOn I cellent for general dayt1me v.-ear'
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LEAN RINDLESS BACON
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ASSORTED SWEET BISCUITS Large Box
AYLMER CATCHUP
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LYNN VALLEY GREEN PEAS . 20 oz. Cans
2 for 37c. BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE TEA
Best Quality
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JACKMAN & GREENE
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BOOT STYLE .~ ........................................ $7.95
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Thi~ guarnntee only applies to the soles ond does not apply where the footwear is damaged by the action of oil, manure or external acid~.
Ironing Board Covers with matching Durafoam Pad. Assorted colours. ONLY ................ $2.98
Electric Toasters ...................................... $2.98
Electric Coffee Perculators $5.2.5 - $29·95
Electric Irons ................ $7 9.5 - $21·50
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Winter is here. Now is fhe time fo winterize your car.
Visit Oakley's today for snow tires from 'Frisk' and anti-freeze
from B.A. Oakley's Service Station always assure you of fast,
efficient service at your Higher Levels Shopping Community.
NOVEMBER
New Arrivals In LADIES' BAN!.ON PULLOVERS and CARDIGANS. These Sweater• come in all the newest styles and colours. P.UlLOVERS priced from ............................ $4.98, $5.98 and ·$g.9a
CARDIGANS from .............. ; ..................................... $·5.98 - $12·98
See these lovely Sweaters to-day.
New Arrivals in LADIES' SKIRTS. These Skirts come in all the newest styles and fabrics, includIng the ever popular Plaid Reversible. These
Skirts are priced from .... $3.98 - $2Q·9S
Just right for these cold winter days, are these lovely Wool Caps. These Caps are hand knit and come In a variety of styles and colours of Red, Aqua, Royal, Tan, Beige and Black, with · metallic and sequin trim. ,
Priced at ................ $2.98, 3.98 to $5.98 Toyland is now open at Midtown. We have a big variety of toys and games to suit kiddies of all ages. If you are not ready to buy, come in and use our Icy-away plan. Its so easy and so convenient. So shop early for best selection.
THE MIDTOWN STORES THE HIGHER 'LEVELS STORE WITH THE DOWNTOWN VALUES
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BA DRY CHARGED BATTERY.
BA FISK TUBES AND TIRES.
BA FROST COP ANTI-FREEZE.
BA GAS LINE ANTI-FREEZE
BA HEAVY DUTY BRAKE FLUID
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~ETER CLARKE of Super-Ace Taxi is shown dropping the puck between Gene Garland (left) of the DAILY NEWS and Noel Vinicombe of VOCM at the Prince of Wales Arena last night. Th~ NEWS registered a 5-3 victory over VOCM in the first game of a series for a trophy donated by Super-Ace Taxi.-(Royal Photo Service), ~
t~rer\' r1' . .11 club: an<! ~ ,,..~J · cago's cra·ty Ea;\~ ·
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hi \.~me time i• the winner will.' pi~ce in league . !roms hal'e won six games to w1l1 be pl01·ed
'rial Unil'erlill" their fin! ro~nd l"ro>s shaded SL in a thriller thll down to the wirt
~s 3· ~rs 5 enthused o1er. ~'11 wingN Ro~ I re Bobby Pulford r Leaf goals Alex and Jack ~1clnt)Te
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has been th~ Cal!
es this season, 1ny Bower came sa l'es to keep . especial!)· in thf ~:tes when ~~e male 1t Terry SRII chuk ol i'Jst as great in
·e down. H~ r f; of "hat l0oked Is whiiP kickout out I hot<. HP had no ch!o-1 'P !hal bPat him.
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;~1ther Perry not 1 he maior Jpa~U! dart or the sea~on.
'r·n· a 23 . year.~ 1<ier ~·ho compiltd al , Indians. wa1 ca!ltd 'bilt>. The ~lim. 11Pilerl a good 2 55 1 •:-age and had elih mes.
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THUR$0AY, NOVEMBER 19, 19.59
uards Take Second! er Crusaders 7-11
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FRANK BROCKLEHURST
DAVE BATTEN
Bob Redmond Is Registered
Bob Redmond ha~ been re· ~i8tered by the St. Bon's junior hockey team. The hlgh scoring
W. Green
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1!:, ~·urloni
6641 L. Furlonj
4401 A. Andrews ~?S B, Mercer
Players
BILL TAYLOR
DERM CONNOJ,LY
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Guards arc lratling the lcagur with a pair of victories while hoth Feild and St. Pat's ha\'C a one and one record.
:11rs K. !11hhs R. Leritz :n. Finn
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W. Allan 2 I D. L. Cooper 2 i ~!iss Garland 0 ·C. Reid
1 7 14 1 3 4 1 1 7 0 Geo. Giannou
G. :\'!. ~lacdonald R. F. ~!arlin J. Hiscock Halifax
Tony Ma11lli11g 1 ~~- ~~5}1~eout 'L. H. Burdock
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Just Makes J. A. ~lrehan l". Krnnl'ttlr ~lr.'. Rockwe:t A L" •
D. Jackson R. F. !lorwooct T. Griffiths !!:e lffilt I , H Johnston ~Irs. Lush u
H. Allan · Jim Flynn made the jur1
R. Bartlerl ~lrs. O'Leary L. J. Brett hockey age limit by less tl ~Irs. \\'. carter 11. Kelley ~Irs .. J. R. Parsons, 24 hours. Had the St. Be
:\Irs. Bartlcll ; L, Boll'cring :llrs. Burgess junior left winger been borll 'I ' E. c. Boone :llrs. Tapper :day later he would be watch
T. s. Clift I . 1 from the stands thi5 season. T. Williams
1 ~!I"'S. Lester A. W. Boyrl, Flynn, a Bell Islander,
J. G. Greene ! D. Tiller c. F. Dearin! tended St. Bonaventure's (I J. Murphy . F. Kie!ley :\Irs. v. Clouston ·lege lor three monthl and i:
D. Thistle D. Ferguson member of the St. Bon's Jut
S. Thompson Mrs. L. Thi;tlr
' squad this !eason. He was b S.J0-10 I August 1, 11139 and that's I
Dr. Stcntalnrct rle'dlme. D~ve Bat~en ~ Fe . c. H. Ballam · ians 15 not far. b~htnd ~lynn
J. ~!ahoney he made the llmtt by IIX da
B. Jeans F. E. Hue ~Irs. Goldstein , ~Irs. French
i A. Crane W. Winsor C. Cook
~lr~. Stoneman Gco. Wells ·~Irs. Sparl;c•,
D. Lewis C. Howse T. Woodford ·~Irs. Ward
~~r~. F. Kiellcy 1;-lh~-;o-rkouts. I . I
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B. Rockwell :\!iss Kielley
An open practice lor the '1. Bon's senior hockey team "'\
Tony Manning, of St. John's, 1
well known for his sports 1 . ~ln. J. K. Clous(on A. C. DR.oekwell 1 R. Coupland A. c. Rockwell
been called for tonight.. 11i'·i'l practice will be held at : ': Forum and will start at 7.15. :1 · ·
--- .. -- ----·-- ·: ability in his native New- \ foundland, gave the Halifax crowd &omelhlng to think \
P. Ledingham Lewis v. Clouslon ~Irs. Wylie i C. Eaton :lfrs. D. Wills w. w. Macdonald ;"~!iss Garland ! Mrs. Harley 1!. Coady ~Irs. Casey Mrs. Boone
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Mrs. Giannou R. Kent C. Fry · .L Burgess
n. All:.n I'. Pollard
Mrs. J. K. Clouston G. M. M~cdona1ri
~~r~. ~l•rGr•Y R. Chalker
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~llss .T. Benne 1 "' fi.l:i while Hnly <"ro~s wd l~yrnr. ~Irs. R. rlrill ~I i.J;. Both le'm~ rr lalllllrftBI fh INrhl Llllltl De1·ereaux. 'quest a full turnou1 ol. player;, , .
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Study Spruce Tree Growth
TORONTO (CPI - Studies of
NO TRUMP IS BETTER BID
spruce tree growth, a mystery to scientists, are being carried out at the University of Toronto's ramblln' Glendon Hall labora. torles and gardens.
BY OSWALD JACOBY "There just doesn't uem to be The hand hog always finds any good reaso:1 why 1pruce
some excuse to take the play I trees behave the way they do," from his partner. He also Is says Prof. J. L. Farrar, forest likely to go through life won·j biologist. 1 dering why he never wins. "They stop growing upward
South'• excuse for his four- 1 during the last week In June, alheart bid was his 100 honors : !lough diameter growth continues and he was unlu~ky not to rest for a year and start the cycle 1 make his contract. West open- i all over again the !allowing ed a diamond. The finesse lost · spring. to East's king and East prompt· 1 "Yet the sun Is just as warm ly returned the diamond eight. ' In July a::td August and the soil outh won In dummy and the Is just as moist." heart finesse lost. !\low West Scientists at Glendon Hall, put his partner In with a where an ex~nslve reference and
_ research garden on Canadian
11 i plants :lOW is being built, are 1
rapidly disturbing the spruce , growth-cycle by rising the trees
In pots and moving some into g~nhouses every month so that
. they ha1·e little or no winter. i Dr. Farrar says if some way
could be found to stimulalc the . growth and break the cycle there
would be valuable cash retur:1s an acre from Increased growth.
Glendon Hall, an B!l-acre estle in the north o[ the city, was hf!. queathed to the uni1·ersity lor botanical purposes by the late E. R. Wood, a Toronto financier. Mr. Wood's home on the estate is occupied by the faulty of law.
THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE
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'IOIJRE Tt-l E' MOST CONSIDERATE 60'( IN Tt-IE: a.ASS LARD·· /lLWAYS HELPING
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BRUTU<5 HAS A~WA.Y'3 BEEN A CONFIRMED
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'lOU ~E, Sl!E ASKED ME M A V'C!I:'f IJICE 'I./A~ oor ro oo sa IMlN'llll~ WIT1l 'IOU,
AIJD FOI:.'I'O'J, 511"'$ JnAID Srot~ 'IOU/
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Lee followed Sherman. Now, of a Murder" (
was In town along t~ith Jo \'an Flee
explaining year off from 1
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don'l mon."''--1 like t
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told this m1
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NOW PLAYING
~no one's· gonna drag me down The last Mile
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Al!o - NOVELTY
TIMES OF SHOWS
EVENING SHOWS: 7 P.M. - 9 P.M.
MATINEE: 2 P.M.
NEXT ATIRACTION ~c:~~RAY- MAGGIE HAYES in "GOOD
NGING - ACTION - THRillS -_ ·MU Also JULIUS LAROSA Jn "LET'S
SIC - EXCITEMENT - THRillS.
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Tt-IE TV MOOD -5EEM':5 IO 8E: FOR DAN~:S -EVt!SN!N5S WI 71-1
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TO-MORROW The laughter. , , the lq,ving , .. the happy living
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KAYE DANNY as "Red" Nichols in
''THE FIVE PENNIES''
Technicolor
GREAT NEW SONGS I
BAR6ARA BEL GEDDES - LOUS ARMSTRONG -HARRY GUARDINO.
Also - "UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS • TIMES OF SHOWS
EVENING SHOWS: 7 P.M. 9 P.M.
MATINEE: 2 P.M.
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11.00-Romper Room 2.00-Willy 2.30-Chez Helene 2.45-Nursery School Time 3.00-~iy Little Marge 3.30-I.iherac:e 4.00-0pen House 4.30-Dramatic Presentation 5.00-See For Yourself 5.30-'l"his Living World 6.00-The Town and Country Show 6.30-News Cavalcade 7.00-Phil Silvers 7 .30-Frontieu 8.00-Th.is is your Music 8.15-National New11 8.30-Gunsmoke 9.00-Walter Wmchell File 9.30-The Deputy
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EVERYTHING MUST GO. HERE ARE SOME OF OUR BARGAINS.
MUNN MOTORS Ltd. BENNETT AVENUE, ST. JOHN'S
1955 CHEV 4-Door
6 cyl. Standard Trans.
1954 FORD Mainline ·
4-Door Sedan Good Running Order.
Was $1075.00
19.54 VANGUARD 4-Door Sedan
Good tires. Was $.57 5.00
NOW
$375'00
1956 FORD 4·Door Sedan
Custom Line 8 cyl. engine. Was $1095.00
NOW
Was $875.00 NOW $600·00
1954 STUDE 4-Door Sedan
Good tires. Ideal Winter car.
Was $475.00 NOW
$265·00
1954 MONARCH
4-Doar Sedan
Good tires.
Was $675.00
NOW
1952 AUSTIN 4-Door, 6 cyl.
Winter Special. Asking price
$450:00 NOW
$200'00
The perfect Winter Car. Good tires.
Good all round condition.
1956 Aus!in Sedan 4-Door Sedan Was $1 ooo.oo
NOW
$700·00
Drop In, see these and many more excellent· Buys at your Mercury, Meteor, Frontenac, Taunus Deal-9r.
MUNN MOTORS Ltd.
HARDWARE STORES r
HARRIS & HISCOCK, LTD. General Hardware
Distributors for Sunbeam I
Elcdrical Applianrts, Sporl.q guuus ami Sporls .
wear for all ocl'asions. DIAl 5016
i ERNEST CLOUSTON, LTD. ' McCLAR'I: AUTO~IATIC
WARM AIR CONDITIONING I 210 WAUR ST. .
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HEATING
Tenders for Highway Construction
,C. A. HUBLEY, LTD. ' PLU~IRISG ani! HEATING
CONTRACTORS Rrp. r.eneral Electric
36 King's Rn;r\ Dial 2910 I
I RADIO·TV REPAIRS ' '
1. ~rnlerl trnrlrr> Are inl'ilrol .1nrl will he rrrrii'Pn ur until 1'\non ~tnnrln)", 3oth of 1\nl'rm.
, hrr, ln5R, for lhe rnn,lrut·linn ·of 13.2 mil~s n( hi~h\\'nV from 'lhe j11nrtinn of the Tilt Cove· La Scie highway to Southwest I GREAT EASTERN OIL Brook .
i 2. Plan! and specifications , can be inspecled at the Roads : Draughting Office, Court House, St. John's, and copies may be
' obtained upon application to I the Revenue Clerk ~f this De partment upon deposit of $25.00 whlich sum will be refunded to
' the tenderer 1! the plans and ·specifications are returned to
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the Department. · 3. Tenders must be made on
forms provided by the Depart· ment and must be submitted in sealed envelopes addressed to the Deputy Ministry of High. ways, The words. "Tenders for construction o~ 13.2 miles of highway from the junction of the Tilt Cove-La Scle highway to Southwest Brook" are to be writ len ACr{).IS the face of the en·
: velope. ! 4. Thr lender 8hall he ~ccom· 1 pa nierl by an approved accepted
· che~ue for $100 a~ a surety that
COMPANY, LTD. REP AIRS TO RADIOS, TV
AN"D ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
DIAL 3001 to3005
TRADE IN YOUR OLD T.V. and RADIO TUBES
OTHER PARTS IN STOCK DIAL 2G56 OR 92753 .
USED CARS
AEDLAIDE MOTORS LTD. FOR A CAR YOU CAN
DEPEND ON CALL ADELAIDE MOTO'IS IJrD. "A Complete Store At Your
DIAL 3015
GROCERS ~RetaiQ
HUTCHEN'S GROCERY MEAT MAllKET
~3 William Street Dial 1450 and 6062
i the tenderer Wlll, If ~ucressful, L. HEALEY enter into a contract with tbe ! Cron Roads and Water Street
I Department. The su~~essful ten· Dial .1026 • derer wilt b~ required to deposit further !tllru to bnng the total
I deposit up to ten percent o! the ; amount of the ac~~pted tcndr:l". to be held as Pecurlty !or the
1 proper and .sati;factory perform , a nee of the contract. In I ie11 of ! cash depo~it the successful ten· I derer may furnish R surety bond
INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS
JOB BROTHERS & CO. LTD. Warer Street
Dial 2658--4123 approved hy the Department for the amount of 50% of the total MEEHAN & CO.
: sum tenderer!. 1 T. A. Jllcl~ .• llul'k\lorth St. : 5. The Drparlm~n\ does n:ot Dial i016·7047 'bind llsel! to accept the lowest 1 ---~------or any tender. 1· REG. T. MORGAN
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no1'12.19 DRUG STO.RES
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L:"'''';~;d'~""'m!.!l 1 AYLWARD's
I PHAR~IACY
Advert"lse In The cor. ~lonchy & Empire Ave. 1
Dial 90070
DAILY NEWS . KENNEDY'S 20·1 Duckworth St.
DRIJG STORE Dial 2381
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1955 METROPOLITAN Fully equipped with
Radio Reg. $775.00
Now $4 75·00 1952 PLYMOUTH R~g. $400.00
Now $95.00 1953 METEOR Reg. $500.00
Now $175·00 1955 STUDEBAKER
Good condition. Reg. $900.00
Now $695·00
1957 HILLMAN Reg. $1250.00
Now sggs.oo 1955 CONSUL Reg. S650.00
Now $495.00 1956 STUDEBAKER
With Radio Reg. $1300.00
Now $795.00 1956 PLYMOUTH
Reg. $1350.00
Now $995.00
DUNN'S l'llAH~IACY
Cor. Maynr anr\ Mcrrymcctin~ Rd.
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pf.,RKDALE PIIAR:O.IACY
Elilabeth Are. Dial 91120
MURPHY'S . DRUG STORE
119 ~!ilitary Road Dial 6146
FLEMING'S 205 Pennrwell Roall
Ilia! 9~937
I MOBILE GROCETERIA
\ Store At Ynur Door
Dial 93490
, CITY ASD SUBURBAS GARBAGE COLLECTIO:"i
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'We Clean Gardens, Basements. 1 Two Commercial Pick-ups. , DIAL 93212.
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.HEAl, ESTATE- Valuator of cit;, 'arms and outoort pro· 1 lies. Ol'cr 40 years' ex· prrienrc. .John '1. O'Dris· cnll. Auctioneer and Real
i E.1iale t.gent. Dial 90312. netS,( t!)
THE ~ENTKAL BARBER SHOP. We are now opera!· ing eight chairs. You can be a;sured of the best pussible service plus the least pCM~· sible waiting, 24 New Gower St., opp. Adelaide Motors.
'W LET-Suite 4 o!fites In Royal Bank rluilding, West End. !deal for 5hipping
, firm or custoln! broker Dial 90312, John D. O'Dris coli, Real Estate AgenL jly8,(t!)
Sales Help Wanted Male
lf you are a door.(o.rJnnr >alcsman. own a .SQtall store. or if you h"re a ~cnrral ~torr. wr arr in a position In ~upply ,mil wholesale, the followtn~ items, all nation· allr arl•·rrlisrrt artrt well· known branps:-Watchcs ann rin~s. diamond rin~s. toys, clnrks, JPII"rllery, pen.1. house· wares, kitchen sels. kitchen· ware, electric shavers, port· able electric tools, heater~. carpet sweepers, polishers, electrical appliances, clip· pers, luggage, golf bags, hill· folds, key holoders, leather accessories nlumlnum and stainless steel kitchen uten-sils, hand-painted dinner· ware, silvenvare, radios, stainless steel cutlery, unbreakable dishes (:•!elmac), steak and carving knives, etc., bedcovers, curlains; drapes, dresser sets, com· pacts, fishing rods 3nd reels, meat choppers, cameras, stools. We supply you with four tolmtr catalogues of all these items absolute'.' free. You need no money, all ~·our 3alrs tan be made from our catalogue which we suppiy free wi'h no obligation. \\'rile: \' i\LCO LTD., Dr pt. W, 2091 Beaudry, Montreal 24. nol'l9,2:l
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(S~rl.) CAPITAL LOC:\GE.
FOR HOME DELIVERY Dial 2141
Beverage Sales Ltd.
(:\ul inserlrrl hy llnanl of Liquor Control)
Brother .. wilh , ! ROLLS on _ b·•.
it is w1th th!~ p~inls •n<l Poin::li \OU ron no i• grl'r •II >~ur. ;'IIEII' Lor,K finrl ""' >hn11! i:.:.
Admission ..... ' Specta!cm
HOCKEY
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·About 7 Answers to of 'Shadow.' knowing his :~bouts pleall
Ring
1 0 George 51.
ORNAMt~ IRON
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ARC & GAS AND 1
GENERAL novlJ,lm
HARDWAR! 165 Wale!
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LAND LAND
Gerry Surveys
TELEPHON~
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lmission ........... . 1ectators ..... : .... ..
HOCKEY
:kets for Friday Jme, St. Bon'1 11.
·oss, on holding ·rtificates, on lOll
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BLACK AND SETTER OOG
lout 7 month1 1swers to tht 'Shadow.'
1owing his 1outs please
Ring
Philip Wall Sons Ltd.
) George St.
ORNAMENT IRON
HAND RAil! t..RC & GAS
AND 3ENERAL rYll,lm
~OVAL pUMPS . pARTS
Availabl•
JARDINE15 HARDWARE 165 Water
Dial ss61 101"2,1m
KINSMEN Boys Club paper BINGO
WINNER OF SERIES No. 19.
JOHN BENNETT,
St. John's
SERIES No. 20 TO-DAY'S NUMBERS:
B I N 11 16 31 12 18 37
25 44 26
G 0 46 65 49 68 57 74
Kin - Help Kiddies
Watch Repairs
AVAlON CREDIT JEWEllERS WATER AT ADELAIDE PHONE 78Z9
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WANTED-enced Silk Finisher
(Female)
Apply
PLANT SUPERINTENDENT
COUSINS (NFLD.) LTD. ALEXANDER STREET
s Menettes Bazaar nd Afternoon Tea SATURDAY, November 21st, 1959
crt 3.30 p.m.
Y.W.C.A. BUILDING
Adminion .50c.
PATRICIAN ASSOCIATION
ATTENTION TRADE
OUR NEW P.O. BOX No. IN THE NEW
POST OFFICE BUILDING IS 1154.
AUCTION SA.LE Great E I .
1 d as ern 01l & Import Company,
8 ' Showroom Water S~reet. 3 Used Televisions
'1 Used Electric VVasher 1 Used Electric Radio
ON NO . VEMBER 20, 1959, at 1:30 p.m.
'PARISH FAIR' In Holy Cross Auditorium Te»night! Tonight!
CARDS ... .. .. . .... $1.00 ATTRACTIVE CASH PRIZES
First Game 8.30 p.m.
- TO-NIGHT'S DOOR PRIZE $25.00 -6 Tickets for 2.5c.
Grand Bank Night Prize $500.00 to be drawn at close of Fair's activities. All tickets purchand during week eligible for Grand Bank Night Prize.
You can't go wrong- if you go West to the fair of the Year, with Prizes
Everywhere. (tel.)
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THE REGULAR MEETING
of
LEEMING LOLGE L.O.L. No. 1282
Will be held at Victoria Hall on THURSDAY, November 19th, 1959 at 8 p.m.
At this meeting the Scarlet Degree will be worked.
1 CLEARANCE I The remainder of ont stock of Hudson's
Bay "Point" Blanket Coats and Jackets.
LADIES' and GENT'S at 1/2 PRICE
BOYS' and GIRLS' with hood at
25% OFF.
, HUDSON'S BAY COMPAiNY 144 VVATER STREET
FOR SALE s~ooo Down Payment will m~kc ytrll lhe <IWIIH nf ~ .~14,000, Seven Bedroom, Furn~t·r Hr~lrrl Srmi-allachPII home on LeMarchanl Ro~d. opposit~ Sl. l'l~re's ~Jerry Hospital. Thla Dwelling Is ideal for ~ !lo~rdin~ Housr. Bed Sitting Rooms or Apartments. A Home that will p<~;· for ltaelf as well as show a profit.
WANTED FOR A OI.IENT A Two-storey, unattached Dwelling with Driveway. Must be In perfect condition. East End preferred.
SNOWS REAL ESTATE 181 CASEY ST. PHONE 5!51
I Newfoundland BLUE Potatoes '
For Immediate delivery Ex our
VVarehou••·
FRANK McNAMARA LTD. PHONE 5143. 5144 QUEEN STREET
¥ B., P. 0. ELKS
ST. JOHN'S LODGI 245 There will j,e an Initiation Meeting on
THURSDAY, NOV. 19th, at 8:30 p.m. &y Order Exalted Ruler
R. J. POWER, 1101'17' 18.19 Secretary.
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVUOR ST. JOHN AND PROVINCE OF NEVVFOUNDLAND
NationallY known manufaeturers of ~xcl11sive patent· erl lightin2 products, h~\·e an openlu~ for an experle~ced S~lrs Representative, coverin& Sl, John's and the Provmce of Newfollndland. ·
Succc.~oful applitilllL will he !lillY trained. You will call on Industrial. Commerdal and In~l!tu·
tinnRl accouilts. Liber~l commissions. Group Insurance. Hoapltallmtlon, etc.-CAR NEESSARY.
. Excellent future with •arnlnJJ unlimited. We m lin old eatabl!shed firm with coverage acrou Canada. and there Ia. an e~cellent opportunity to advance.
Personal interviews wlll be conducted by Mr. Ray M. Hawn at the Newfoundland Hotel ln St. John's. Newfound· land on SaturdRv, November 2ht. Please telephone first for ~n appotntmimt for an interview, after 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, No_vember 2let. novl4,18,19,20
1960 DODGE BENEATH THE BEAUTY NEW STRENGTH . SILENCE, SPACIOUSNESS
TO-DAY'S SACRIFICE
1957 DODGE SEDAN TO MAKE YOUR DRIVING MORE PLEASURABLE
• Vacuum Door Locks. • Push Button Radio. • Prismatic Rear View ,.,. d h" ld W h ~!irror. • n In s le as era • v~riable Speed Windbhield (co.(lrdinated with wlpera)
Wipers.
THE ROYAL GARAGE --.
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HAMILTON AVENUE
- -F~It -sAit:=st~~w~al S~~t, -- P ,\i!:TING:-DECOBATING-1 B~am; B Reams: An~!~; I For all exterior, interior r.hannel~; Plates: Shaflln~ painting, cleaning, papel'- '
There will be a Special Meeting of Terra Nova Council, Knights of Colum· bus, in the Club Rooms, TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, at 8:30 p.m., for the exem· plification of the Second Degree of the Order.
Candidates are requested to present themselves at 7.45 p.m.
The film "Noble Heritage" will be shown following the meeting.
By order of the G.K. A. CURTlS, Recorder.
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FOR
L\NOLEUMS, TILES, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, WINDOW SHADES !
CONSULT AYRE'S FIRST
Over 30 salesmen and skilled craftsmen to as~ist you. Estimates and advice given without obliga-
tion .
FLOOR COVERING
~ONTRACTS DIVISION
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r-.Jot inaerted by B.L.C.
rtc., urlous ~i7~5.. Nfld. hanging Reasonable priciJ. 1 Sdll·age & !lales Co., l.tcl., 'Phone 7397-H, Mr. ~ II PatdciL Stretl; 'Phnl Howell. 1709. mar 19.
1 9 5 5 PLYMOUTH.
$650·00 ·::
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IEPAIRS IILCAiiZIII
MERRYMEETING RO:-'. DIAL 80378-9
firestone IIIII
~Hid. Armature Works Ltd.
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A UTILE KNOWLEDGE CAN BE
A. DANGEROUS THINGI
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DON'T DO IT YOURSELF 1 CHECK THE DAILY NEWS WANT· ADS FOR AN -~·
1EXPERT'I
It can be dangerous and costly too, to try your hand at home-made repairs or imprpvements I Have them done the righi wco.y, the safe way, by consulting with one ·~ of the experts you'll find listed in our clossi- 1 fied section. A phone call will bring the · ~; right ·help to your door!
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Misses' Car Coats: Jutt optntd a full range af Misses' Car Coats, In colors Red and Blue,
quilted llnnigs. Sizes 8 - 14.
S,.clal ...................... $5.9.5 each
.·Misses' School Blouses: Pure whitt broadcloth, in short end long sleeve, round and pointed cellars.
Special $1.49 and $1 .69 each
Boys' Pants: Boys' Fall and Winter Dress Pants in assorted tweeds, gabardines,
worsteds and corduroys.
Priced from $2.98 to $4.98 pr.
Child's Sweaters: All new designs, buttoned and
pullover styles, Sizes 1 to 3, as·
sorted colors.
Priced from 97'· to $1.94 ea.
NEWF·OUNDLAND WHOLESALE DRY GOODS LIMITED
RETAIL DEPARTMENT- 319 WATER STREET - P.O. BOX 1118 Your Gateway to Economy
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR WEEK-END SPECIALS
Health Report According to the Depart-
ment of Health's health report there is an epidemic of mbas· les at Deep Bay, Fogo Dis· trlct there Is also a sin~lc case reported from !:~" .. "~
: Brook, St. George's District. 1 The Port Aux Ba;cwcs •area ,
has been struck wit11 an cpl· I demic of lnf. hepatitis. Cases :
01' THB
OK1 ha1•e also been reported from 1 A TL·ANTIC ANTHOLOGY Corner Brook, Botwood, Kip- I Sele t'ons by J R pens. Porl·au-Port di1trlct, c 1 • • Brlgus, Tilt Cove and Swift 1 Smallwood, A. B.
1 Current. Per/in, E. J. PraH, I Four cases of s~~ .. • '
ll.~·:e \Jc~n reported from two etc . ........................ $6.00 different commun.. ., THE DESPERATE PEOPLE at Ferryland and one at ·
I Marysvale. One unspecified ' : case of meningitis has been : rcpot·tcd from Comer Brook. ·. Other communicable dis·
Farrey M o w a t, Author of Gray Seas Under .......... 5.00
; eases which have been report- 1 . cd to the Department of
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H.M.S. ELECTRA Health for the week ending T. J. Cain, R.N . .... 4.00 Xovembcr 14 at'e the follow· ln,g: ONE HOUR
Scabies: Summerl'ile, B.B., II nJ. Li ion .~mith ........ 5.75 , · . icken Pnx: Corner Brook ' ([ St Aj F B • ALL OUR TOMORROWS , ), . " tans. , , and Her·
milage Dlsl. (1). Gastro Er~terilis: St. John's
(!), Seal Cove. C.B. (J), lnfluenn: Corner Brook (5). Strep. Snrr Throat: Deer
Josephine Lawrence 4.50
CORMORANT'S BROOD
Inglis Flefcher ...... 4.50
Lake_ r~l. Seldom, Fogo Dlst. THE LOTUS EATERS \1J, ~ o;:u 01. 1
Pul, T.B.: Grand Bank (2), i Gerald Green ........ 4.95 St. .John's til. ·
\'.D.G.: rl~). STATION WAGON VD.S: (21. IN SPAIN
----- --------------. I Adelaide il!otors Ltd. 10.00 1 Frances Parkirson l!, B. ~!orgnn o 00 I K 4 50 H H C . .~.·00 ,I eyes .................... , . . ummmgs ... , ,, Steers Lin .. · · :;~_. 0o0o 1. POOR NO MORE Aylward & CI'O>bic . . u
Guardian Ltd .... : 10.00: Robert Ruark ...... 6.00
REVOLUTIONARY NEW DESIGN IN .................... COLOR·SLIDE PROJECTORS
KODAK~ PROJECTOR Fine.~t ... most versat.ife ... "automatic" ever built!
Relax .. : •.ettle ?ack - the Cavalcade rum the show for you( Set the tomong dtal, and the prajeclor takes it from there -shows slides big and bright, changes them quick-as·a·wink at the selected interval. Or, you can change slides by remot• control ... manually advance and reverse ... even edit as you show. Many other features - get the whole story here!
(Dn~plete IR CIU wfth "previ1w" $186.50 scrun, SDOw lett!p, f /2J le~s,
::~··rv···· REPAIRS P . D .las, W, Duffy .. , ... 0ppy ay :\lberto \\'areham Ltd. n.oo s 44B.oo 1 GOO 5.00: Prcl'. Acknowledged ~~.049.00 DBYE COLUMBUS , I I
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• W. W. Wareham &
Appeal Sons, Lid. . ...... . : 1 11. F. Fanning & Suns 1 POPPY D.<\Y APPEAL I :'l!ammy's Lid. · · · · · · . Stanle'' F.lllott Ltd. s 5.00 C. H. Ballam · · · · · ·. · ' c. A.· O'Reilly . . . . . 20.00, P. C. O'Drlscoll L.td.
• H 0 N E 7 3 1 3 . Boys or. Bishop Feild ~~~~n;,RaC~l~nc~~~gg~ns . · Collc~c . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00 · E • Lc:'llar~hant Drug Equip. Co. Ltd. · ·
I •; lectrOniC , sto,·e .. . .. . .. .. !o.oo I l!arl'ey & co. Ltd ... ·' 1 1;-: 1 ,J. c. Tipton 5.()0 Anonymous ........ . I I ':;::Centre Ltd A. Harvey & co. . . . 2~.00. Gus Winter uct .... .
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25.00 75.00
5.00 10.00
i •1 · · • I \'fld. Broke1·age !.I d. :?:1.00 Blur Peter Steamships :·I : . 90 CAMPBELl AVE.
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. I': 1 .~_ter hours 'PHONE 6401 A ~~~l·_ ~-~~~_:__~:~---=--~· Steels & S~ns ____ ~oll,
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---- Philip Roth ......... 4.50 S2,497.00
F. c. :\:\DE;-tSm:. MARK OF SHAME
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MacCOHMAC'S Dial 5181 . 2 · 3
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Dicks & Co., Ltd. The Booksellers
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. COLE - DiPd sudr!enly on ':-:o1·. 17th. at Goose Bav. Lab-~· rarlor, Arthur Cole, son ·or ~Irs. Hallie and the late Nathaniel
LIMITED
:f. 307 • 309 WATER STREET * Distributors for Kodak in Newfoundland.
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lo nmurn hesirle; his mulher.f w t rf t 1 Bay port~. h ' \\'Jfr. three sons 31111 one dau~h- '. a e ron c arge ul C'pl. Spumi:
~ AT A.H. "l:RRAY A:'\D ing freight for .J 6ci~J . tcr, four brothers and two sis- CO'S J.TD. d
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"GOLDEN GLOW" EVA~PDRATED APRICOTS 25's Bulk
"GOLDEN GLOW" EVAPORATED APRICOTS 24-12 oz. Pkgs.
CURRANTS PACKAGES 36-11 oz.
T. & M. WINTER LIMITED DUCKWORTH STREET
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2;_REASONABLE PRICES
3-EASY TERM PAYMENTS
4-CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY PLAN
5-FREE PARKING
6-0NLY l 1/3 MILES FROM WATER ST.
SHOP AT
Taylor's FurnitUre CHURCHILL SQ.
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SNOW
In fnnrl ~nrl Iovin~ mcm· o1·y of a tlcRr husbantl
and father, J.\~IES S. SNOW,
who entered Into rc~t :'l'o1•. 19th, 1D50.
··Etc•rnal rest grant unto him 0 Lorct, and lrl lighl perpelual shine up on him,"
-Inserted b)' his wife anrl family.
IN MEMORIAM
GARLAND In lol"ln~ m~mor~· nf JOHN G:\RL:\~D,
who died :\o1·. 19th, 19a8
"Gone from us his lol'ing face.
And his pleasant cheer ful ways;
A heart that won so man) friends,
In bygone happy days.
Though his smlle is gone forever,
And his hands we cannol touch;
We shall never lose 5Weet memories
Of the one we loved sc much."
-Ever remembered by Ill! wife and ~on, Eugene.
nesda~·. Xov. lRth, Frederick Tile fi>hin~ trawlrr Votlur ned fruit. willawatt future sail-' and Elliston. George Cormc1· aged 63 years. will remain on rlrv dock until tng orders. The vessel is in·
1 Leaving to mourn hi~ wife one· the 24th .. of this· month. ! cnargc of Capt. Parsons. 'd?ughter. Phyllis; one 'son. AT UUCK :\T IDI.C. DOCKYARD Frederick; thre~ si,ters. one Bowatcr'., drumbarker No. z. The S.S, Sir Humphrey Gil-. brolher. three grandchilrlnn. which will be towed to her dc's- bert is moored up permanently· charf!ing a ~eneral !Jill Funeral will l~ke place at 2.30 tined port b~· the s.s. Balsam for ice breaking sen•ice. The; after lht c~rgo is · p.m. Friday, i\o\', ~Olh, fro,., Lake which is standing by, when ~I.V. Seabeaeon, :'l!acNamaras, will sail for her I Carnell's Fuucral !lome, 2g a suilablc towing lime offer<. derrick 26, whaler Finback, ~!.:
'Cochrane Street, to the An~licen The S.S. Kyle is moored up in V. Eastern Explorer, whaler I AT A. HAI!\'H HD Cathrrlral. Interment in •he that part of I he dock which wa' Sposs. lug ~!. \'. Douglas Reid,: LTO. Anglican Cemetery, l<ml:t•rly known as the ~t 11 ni- and the :I!.V. Parr are moored i There i~ a R~s~iu
. cipal Basin. up indefinalely. and the two trawler in for ~~ppliu EVA~S - Passed peacefully A'f HORWOOD LU'IBER fire lugs Royal Canadian fire: after reccil'ing sam! ~2
. away at St. Clare's ~lercy Hos- The ~1.\'. Thomas J. Hodder lug 3, and the assistant lug' for her deslir.ed port. pita! on No\', 18th. after an ill- in c!wrge of Capt. Pickett came 0\lcr\'ille are moored up for.
::~~~~~~~~f \~::Pjat~~i~':1~·.T. i~n~~~~ from Fogo, ctischarged a cargo harbour fire service. T\h'Ee.SS1E1~5L11S1_ 11Dgt:Etrla~e of oil a11d is now loading a AT AYRE AND SONS LTD. c~f Pouch Cove, in her 76\h . general cargo for Fogo, sailing The )!.V. )!arjorie lnkpen in Haze or Blue Spra~ Y ) ear. Left Ia mourn are two about da1·1inht on Thur ·dal' charge of Capt. Steve Goodyear: port tomorr~w from Ut sons, 11:·o daughters and six · nwrni1:.-,. · " , · is taking freight for Carman· I Bank5 fishery o-llh 1
g~~ndc.uldrcn. Her sons are: AT T. IIALI.ETTS LTD. l'illc. Herring Neck, Twillingate .. fish to dischar~c ar.d · \\ tlllam at Pouch Cort. and The )I.V. Catalina Trader in Till Col'c. and Nippers Hr., and, cargo i• disch•r~!d ~atr\ckt· 31. ASlhambra .. Calif. Her charge of Capt. Bill, is taking is slated to sail on Thursday.' again for the Gr;ni 1 aug 1 ers. r. )[ar~ Concepla freight for th l B ·· 1 The ~.l.V. Lydia ~!arie in 1 herv. at St. .Joseph's Com·ent, Wind-; ___ . _____ _e _tJ,~~~ on a\ IS a .,
· sor, anct Bride O!rs. P. J. ~lol-,
I, loy) of this city, ··~fay the i , Sacrerl Hea'rt of .Jesus ha1·e :mercy on her sou!."
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