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rench .Parliament Backs P limlin

rliament To Noretd

olio\ \B-Cr - Prime Minister Diefen· Tur~day howed to opposition demands

gol·trnment stand by its original under· tn ~ulnnit the Canada-U.S. air defence

to Parliament for approval. :\linister Pearkes had informed the

Jan. 4 the agreement would be sub· to thr Commons for. approval but Exter­

)lini~tcr Smith only !Uonday said not he done.

or~:nl't'nt-and it • -·-·-·--··-----+---­. T:~r•~:n hy ~lr. ina~· We~ll. at the start of Tues· . 1Mt the ran· day's Commons sitting, asked

1::1,::-.cr:. ::t!>lt•d ~lon· i Mr. Pearkes to assure the Com· · c·~::rn:''· i· merely~ mons he would carry out his

:~ :he \Arth At·' undertaking to ft u b m It the . lc~ro: ~·! yrars ago ' !'\ORAD agreement to Parlia·

; ment for appro1·al. 1r~."'"•'•t ~lunda~·.: i\Ir. Pearkes gare 11 non-com·

~ :c~i; ;n uppo.;itio:t. mit a! r e ply and Opposition ·';: :'r l'r·mmander ot : Leader Pearson put a similar :t~.,;;,;,n .\1r Drtence; question to i\lr. Diefenbaker. · l·~ad 1• not direct!)": P:\RT OF NATO CONCEPT · .. ~ \ TP 1 The prime minister said the

.. sno ; agreement Is "part of the NATO l•nari;t·l .S. re~:· 'concept" and therefore there was poup will report

1 no reason to submit it to Parlia·

· .~m~ncan air ; ment. . r:a~~·'nwnls. This I lllr. Diefenbaker also said the ~ATO command pre\·ious Libra! go\'ernment had

· · of the 1940 done "all the preliminary work ' , twtwcen th~ in conn~ction with the agreement

J!i,:r ;\lackenzie and consequllntly there wa1 no :t lat•· president probability of opposition to ac · !.JO<Mlt. ceptance of the agreement by lh~

'L-b;cx East\ Commons. r. ~a· alii' a)'s oeen He added, however. that the op. Plr!:oment to :IP· i position seemed to want to l'otc

~~~ ~! an)· Cana·: against the agreement and that o::t"~·· :he coun· • hr would hal'e "no objection 1'

"' '"'q:oa· ,n• r~·; is lo· : whatsoerrt"' to its submission to So:·,n~•. Colo .. i ParliamPnl. :

;or.ronr.rl nrr sm·ing : ~lr. Pearson said the m~tler / , harl ne\'er come before the Lib· 1

•rr~·-1\oote.! Pral cabiMI for con.~ideratlon. i

rian Rebels Fighting

·r.ru:r·r. -:\l:rrian 1 got full military and ci1·ii powers T!~i· h~1e >'0Jiped i after French settlers rioted last

trooP! ami local : Tuesda)·, C!a<erl aidin:: the r •

Arm'" •o• 1 rce~' BORER CROSSINGS · - · i The claimed insurgent halt to

• figh~ing coincided wlth a Paris t" i•\ was re· , statement by Pfllmlin that the

~~ hetls oi an army : struggle against the Moslem na· 1::!•:: to r~hels who : tionalists would be Intensified to

· It came amid in·l"hasten the hour of victorious rc- peace" which would leave AI·

. and gerla in the French community, smce the army six da\·~ ago.

1 Reporting that local Moslems

leaflet detail· ' had sloped aiding the rebels, pardon o!le,·l French mllltary sources In AI·

declared: "Take ! giers also said this afternoon th! ne~ French AI· ! that Insurgents have stopped

I crossing the Algeria-Tunisia and :, . . . 1 Algeria-Morocco borders except '· m~u.. 11 >aid. : for a few fleeing to Tunisia. _Frenlh j!osl~ms In other de\•elopments 'l'ues· •re prodaimin~ it! day. VIce-Admiral Charles Geli,

lnd nllage,:· 'France's na\'&1 commander in S •·a5 ollen'CI b)·! Algeria. told his men to "remain ll an. j perfectly united" behind "our

lh ·leader, Gen. Sal an."

Less Support For De Gaulle

PARIS - AP - Premier Pierre Pfllmlin Tuesday night bolstered his hand at the helm of France with a ringing parliamentar~· triumph over the challenging but numerically thin forces of Gen. Charles de Gaulle.

The National Assembly voted Pflimlin spec· hi emergency powers to fight the Algerian na·

tionalist ~ebellion. . :vote Pflimlin made clear he B_ut p~radoxtc.ally A.lgcm ~~· 1 would Jea\·e the application of the

mamed ~~ t~e ftrm gnp of mth·l special pow~rs in the hands of tary·col.om~hst forces. opposed to 1 Gen. Raoul ~alan, commander in the Pfltmhn. ~overnment. , I chief in Algeria, at least for thP. A~d the .mthtary commander a, j time being.

Algters-dtctato; over t~e whole I He said the cahinet has no in· Freat French North Afrtcan reg. tention of changing the army's 10~-got a ne.w .endorsement of, present control of Algeria. fatlh from POtmhn. i So far as Salan's personal rolr Thu~ the French on t~e Europ· i is concerned. he said. It is t~o

ean std~ of the Mcdtt~~rancan, early lo nass any judgment. were. f!r.mly under Cll·tl at~d I The po\vers. granted Pflimlin qua~t·mthtary control or the Pans: arc an extension of those or!g go1•crnment. ! inally gi\'ell the Gu;· ~!ollet go\·.

The assembly \'Ole was 4i5 to I ernmenl in 1936. and subsequenth· 100. It was the Premier's best :extended to succeeding cabinets. showi~g yet in. a bu~y and turbu-1 Under the law each new cabin~! lent stx days m offtcc. Together 1 must obtain Parliament's at>· with the special state of emcr-: proval for an extension within 10 gency powers he wields in France ~days after takin:: office. itself, it left P f I i m I i n in a : Earlier. Pflimlin went before stronger position than any other the assembil' lo announce new post·war premier. : mo,·cs to produce a "1·ictorious . \'irlually all the right-of-centre; peace in Algeria and cure

1 mdependcnl • republicans voted ; France's ail in~ political sy:,tem

PARIS. Francl'-The Paris residence or Gen. Charles de Gaulle ts shown under hea,•y police guard here after ihe General made his big move towards a political comeback by announcing that he is "ready to assume the powers of the Repuh lie." De Gaulle is now in his country estate, which is also under guanl. But the French Ministry of the Interior denied that the General is under house arrest.-(I.N. Photo).

for Pflimlin. The Communists by means of a stronger cxecu· , did. too. although he has said he, tirr. i spurns their suoporl. Onll' the : Ptlimlin t o \ d the assembly i Ga~llists. the extreme-right Pou·\ Tue>day aftcrnqon he would tak~ : ]ad1sts and a handful of others ' fre~h measurr~ "to r~store th~ ; oppo,;ed him. ! Al~erian sUuation to norm~! !" In ;. 5latcment ju~t b(>fore the ' within the ntxt rew da~·s."

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Eisenhower Comments On 'Old Age Pensic;Jn

Fund Diminishing R~· lli\ROI.D MORRISOS 'l!ntlays v.wr runnin~ a ii;lle

OTTAWA I('P 1 -The old a~c ahead of rrrrnuc. But federal c:;· pcn5ion fund app~ars to be ncar; pcrls figured it would hr. .i11,1 ~ a state or collapse as a pay-as· :matter of time 1•·hcn rm-cnnc Recession The Business

. • • . , :you-go scheme. . would halancc cxnonditurr . . NEW '\OR~. '':P>-Prestc!rnl: ~srnho~··~r 11dd~rl that "cer-dzcn in respou~e to a q_uestio~r ."Americ~ is not goin~ to stand' Month by month it. plunges: In December 19;,1. when tlw

F.1senho11er satd .ru~sd~~;y m~:ht 1 tam ~rctstou:~ ll'tll ~ho.rtly, be I that the dect~tons of whtch. Et· I still. Amertca is going to grow-. deeper into the red. This year. i ~chcme was first annoUIIcc<l. f•n·. the~e are strong tndtcaltons ~h~! taken m the ft_eld of ~axatlOn,' af· senho\\'er ~.poke could be. either rand grow and grow." I under the present tax set-up. it; mer Liberal finance minis\• r busmess recessi~n Is slowmg: t~r consultation wtlh con~res··l lor or agamst tax reduction. Turning then to the question as' may show an unprecedented dcf·l Douglas Abbott. no11· a Sutlrcmc down In lite U~tted Slates. He I stonal lead~rs. 11·1th respect to i In an address re ared for de· to how quickly the economy will icit of well over S200.ooo.ooo, fed·. Court of Cauad~ jnstice. informed ~ailed on the nahon to muster all the er:onomtc ~lump. . 'I' .. , · P P., T . resume full and healthy ad,•ance, era! authorities said Tuesday. I tbc Commons thr fund wa& to bt tis forces to promote an eal'ly !1 But ,James C. Hagerty. Wh1tc 1 ~\ct~ at the economtch mobttza. he asserted: The fund. first created in 195~. "self . sustaining" with rnenur upturn. Hou~e press ~fcretar~·. emphas· ~~~~ .c;~:~~e~~en~f ls:oc~~~~- "My answer tonight is this: Re· a~miniitcrs the $55·a·month pen· I suffic~e~l to match expe:~diture~.

the residenf a ain called on ri: por~s from the country styongly s1on to all those 70 years and I Dcf1c1ts .or about s:;o,ooMO" vat/ business t~ assume a m~or m~tcate that the eco~omtc ~e- ?ver. Its rev~nue, n~w hopelessly showed up m the e~rly years. So· share of the job of restoring fuil elm~ of recent months 1s slowmt: madequate, ts dertved from a called "temporarr • loans IIW• Dulles Discounts ro 5 erit in the United States. do\\ n. Not all our economic two per _cen~ tax on personal and s~t. up. to c~\·er th?s~ fund dr· P E)s~nho~cr spoke to about 2,. troubles a:e over by ~ny means. corp~rabon mcomes and on com- ltc!enctes. Fmall~· the .~ans wer; 000 business leaders attending ~ut there 1~ a change m the mak· modtty sa)es. . . wrttten off ~s budget expti!tlt· the mobilization conference at the mg That tt will prove to be a When thts tal: f1rst was set m lures. But st1ll the experts hop.e.l Astor hotel. His speech also was chang;, for the better, I have no 1952, the monthly. p~nsion was rel'enues would catch up wtth Soviet Threats broadcast coast-to-coast on tele· doubt. $40 and even at lhts ftgure, fund outlays.

By 'JOHN SCALI WASHINGTON IAPl - State

Seqretary Dulles served notice Tuesday the United States might act to help Lebanon put down antl·government rioters despite Soviet threats against outside in·

He refused to spdl out what I vision and radio . (10:30 p.m. new moves might be taken but J\DTl and was ~amed by Ca~a· said: dta~ Broadcastmg Corporahon

rad1o and TV. "We are not deterred any- ,

where in the world from doing C\)NFIDENT OF FUTURE

Missing Airman Returns · th 1 t d · 1 f search for I:ieut. Raymond G. in a field owned by Cummings. Jllonclon. Near mid n i g b t, he

what we think is right ancl our I Expressing great confidence m SAINT JOHN, N.B. ICPl-The bell of Salt Springs. He was lying ton with a brief stop - over at

duly by any So\'let tht·eats." e u ure an 10 prospe.c 5 ?.r Hall. missing in a small civilian Barely able to talk, Hall told started out alone for Saint John 1 an early end of the recesston. ~.,. . . . . · · -1 d

Dulles said there at'(' "a num· 1 This was his answer to a So·, senhower said: Tn-Pacer atrcrafl smce midnight Cummings and Campbell he had The lDJUl'cd p1 ot w~s quote ber of areas of po~sible .action" 1 \'iet government accusation Sun. ·

1· "Tl ·t tl . ., . Saturday on a fliJ:ht from ~·reder· stagged out or the woods Monday as £ayin:: he had no tdea what

terference.

but s~d he docs not anticipate 1 dav that the United States wa;. 1 b w que~ 1011 ' r'e~; Is "~!::~ 1 icton to Saint .John, ended 'rues· and almost to the door of Cum· day it wa,;. that U.S. troops will he needed.! preparing to land marinrs on the' 0 • e -bto 0~ t s rmt"! .! :, I dar when two farmers found him mings• home bcfot·e collapsin~. "I renwmbo•r lcal'ing Frederic·

The secretan· spcaldng at a! Lcbunrse coast 'fhe Soviet state. I ~ut pro em~- ·t! ~~te 0 nsmg · in a field at Salt Springs. aboul 1 Then he lay there all night until . ton and e• e1·vlhing wa~ clear ?.n press conferen~~. accused Pres· 'I ment ,;·arncd. ~£ what it ~ailed

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!dent Nasser's 1Jnited Arab Re· "serious consequences" to ~lid· Speaking after a scheduled in·! seriously injured. 'l'he single - engine P.lane had! craollcd." he told Campbell. . public of inter\'ening to hrlp 1 die-East peace if the l'nilr.d , troduclion by Vice . President! Hall. born in South Slocan. ta~en off from FredeTlcton for : . Hall th~ught he had been lym;• antigovernment Ioree~. perhaps 1 States sought to int~rfere to: nichard Nixon. Eisenhower said: B.C.. and stationed at Camp Samt .Jobn. , ~~ th~ ftcl_d mo~t of ~londa:

C 0 m man der in co-operation with Communist. help President Chamoun's !lO\'· • at the outset of hi~ ~O·mlnute 1

· Ga.:etown. N.B. was found by Leo. .Dr. D.P. Goel. resident surgeon 1 mght. Prel'lously he_roamrd t!l~ elements. 1 rrmnent. :talk: CumminJZ~ 11nd ClarencP. Camp-: at Lancaster Veterans' HospitaJ 1 woods but. partly bh~1dcd. by II!'

·------- wbr.re Hall was rushed. said Hall I head m)ury, couldn t fmd h1·

0 r t S I) e . G a u lie S·ENATOR SAYS ~uffered a skull fractur•·· !accra- ~·ay out. He heard sheep bll'~l tions, 8hock and possible limb I tn!: a_nd followed the sound to th fractures. I clcarmg .whcr~ .he c~llapsrd. ... .

~~~uter~.' - Gen.! "My general, your words ha\'C His eondition was tonsidered 1 A broken. "~'f~chee also '' 3·

anc~o~ ~~~~~~~' :~~~~~~ss a:nd I~'U~!~ u~~~~ .. of Government I n H . B . ~~::~o ON HILI. . I ~u~~\~~s. 1~1~!1~~g in t~e n~:~; made his DEMANDS INTEGRATION . 0 us I n g us I ness . field, broke the whiffletree an· .-nm.... of Gen. Jacques Soustelle, former AI· The twiSted wreckage of· lhe took a short cut to get a ne11

plane, owned ~y the Fundy Fly· one. He then spied Hall, weal gerlan governor-general and an· mg Club of Samt ~ohn was found but conscious. Cummings sair

h~ver !llililary other speaker, demanded lntegr:;. By DON PEACOCK an additional $3.10,000,000 for di· sion by Prime Minister Diefen· homes if they wanted to. at~p HardwQOd Htll about seven his dog harked all the previow the 1~ ~tx days tion of Algerian Moslems with Cuadlu Pre•• Staff Writer rect housing loans through Cen. bajter to submit the new Canada. Senator Walter Aseltine, gov- miles from Norton. night and frequently ran .to.

de GauJt1~Y ~ main the Europeans living here. OTTAWA ICPJ-Senator David tral Mortgage and HoUsing Cor· United Stales air defence agree· ernment leader in the Senat, Hall was partially blinded when wards the woods as if somethin:: that he U eclara. Immediately after the speech, Croll said Tuesday the govern· poration, federal housing agency. ment to Parliament for approval. said the committee study of the found but Dr. Goel said he did strange were there. btt0111e :r~~;~ ~fu:elg~:n~u~:~lclt •::JY ~~d ment Is In the housing business The Senate gave the blll final The prime minister agreed to situation would enable senators not think there was danger of per· Shortly after discovery of a11

as lllFeans. unanimously 1 motion uylng to stay. approval and arranged for its fi. this course in response to critic· to get a complete picture of the manent sight Impairment. the plane wreckage was found o•1 ,ftnch army "all the citizens of this province The Ontario Liberal added·he nance committee to make a com· ism and demands for such action part played by the government He had a long gash on his fore· a high hill about 500 yards away. ,..gerla's (AI 1 ull F " Ia not too worried about the ef· plete study of the government's by H. C. Herridge (CCF - in the housing biiSiness. head and clasped his flying II· in deep woods.

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feet of this development on the position in the house-building In· Kootenay Westl and Opposition Senator Croll said provision of cence as if to provide ldentifica-1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ ba OOps and that halt In Insurgent fighting wu re- fortunes of private lending In· dustry. Leader Pearson, among others. the new housing money is good tion. He wore civilian clothing but

ve ceased aid· ported on the heels of Salan'a of· ~~uti~. The measure, previously ap· Extern a 1 Affairs Minister legislation "because it helps the had no shoes. , fer of amnesty to rebels who quit They ve only got themselves proved by the Commons, later Smith Monday had said 'the man who needs help now." Earlier Tuesday, a ground flihUng for Independence. to blame. Whatever sufferl~g received royal assent to com· agreement would not be submit· The government was becoming search was concentrated in the

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were return· they might ha~~ Is from self·tn· plete its journey through Parlil!· ted, although on Jan. 4 Defence the ,main source of home con· southern New Brunswick Mus· lng nearer to normal In Algiers fllcted wounds. . ment. Minister Pearkes had said it struction funds. Figures showed quash area about 15 miles south· Tuesday nlllht. Were there was a vacuum m The wide . ranging Commons would be. CMC was financing about hal£ west of here. At noon an air·

the social needs of the people, throne speech. debate included In the Senate housing debate, the houses currently under con· sear~h employing about 25 civil· then the government should step suggestions f o r a permanent Senator Thomas Crear (L - struction. ian and service aircraft began in In and fill it. Commons Speaker, revision or Manitoba! said there doesn't In the past,.said Snator Croll, the area ·between Fredericton

rioted because they assertedly "Our wel£are state doesn't per· replacement of the Prairie Farm seem to be a very great shortage the mortgage lending business and Saint John. feared France's nw Pfilmlln mit vacuums," said Mr. Croll, Assistance Act, diplomatic recog. o! housing in Canada today. was considered the exclusive Hall flew the plane to Freder· government would "sell out" AI· former Ontario welfare minis· nition of Red China and imposi· If lhc government went on field of private enterprise. But icton from Saint John Saturday geria to the Arab nationalists ter. lion of price controls on staple I financing construction of new it now was "becoming a way of morning and then took three pas· who hal'e been filhtln& French He wa5 welcomin!l in the Srn· foods and luxury items. houses, ·people would eventually life" to hai'C the government pro· sem:ers, inclu'ding his wife, to soldier• for '"' )'eara. . 11le a sovernment bill to provide The dRY also produced a tleci· , find it difficult to dispose of their viding money (or housing. Halifax. He returned to Frederic·

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short of Infamy. and black rosette with white ing was the mass parade ~s· and even falling in the water 1 safe t oventure out of door~! flag:• HJ! S OPENS WITH TRAGEDY and · black ribbon attached. sembled at the Railway Station, and climbing on again. He got I and nobody knew what was i largest haui' ~ •. ~o-;, March 22th, 1924: The day The society Is a step in the in which detachments frim the in all positions on the Jog, coming next. The curious fart : 200 tons. The':· 1~

was not far advanced and the right direction, its object be· warships in port, ex-service men. standing, sitting, and . lying of the hail falling on ~~I at lc i men 11n thr. ;h; _•:, steamers scarcely out of si~· ing to help fit prisoners for brigades, Boy Scouts and Girl down. At the close of h1s per· lands and nowhere else 1s prr 1 xo·;·r-:: On. ·p·. · when a gloom was cast over thr the duties and responsibility of Guides took part. All the city formance he was loudly cheer· haps inexplicable. th~ squa•lr , 1 n~ whole city of the Joss of 3 ctiizenship. bands and those of the war- ed. As an appreciation of his OPENING OF TilE uon;r. ! sh:ps :.:.· ... 01~ s members of the crew of thr NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL ships took part. The parade work, he was pr~ented with a .July 11th, 1!124: The fkst; pi:.;- r 10r, 11 r·~

Politically spe3king. the first seats, )lr Hickman 10, and 1 In· S.S. Terra Nova. The crew o • UNVEILED was under the command or silver trophy. 1

session of the 26th General As·! At th~ ti:n~'·;,. , 111! of the year 1924 was! dependent. the steemar were out on the ' July 3rd. 1924: Tuesday was LI.·Colonel W. F. Rendell. UNUSUAL HAIL STORM ! sembly opdeneclhyesterday. afth~r·; srttlr•nr~ 111 one~~~~

'· 1otecl for thr Hollis \\'nlker 1 A nU~·RUNNERS' HAVEN ice helping to get the ship a day of days in the history of The . par~de ended at th~ ,July lOth, 1o24: :Flat islands, , nr~on: 1111 cr t e premiers ~~, of Trinilf B:ll' . · ~nquiry, and the ups and the I Feb. 16th. 1924: Newfound·~ ~hrough the jam, prying ~he St. John's-a day which will Nemonal s1te where the van- P.B., has met with an ex peri- I \\. S. ~lonroe. anrl Sp<'akcr L , all 1:,,, ·llr:·i .•

• ns and outs o[ governments .. land a "dry" colony is a rum- lee away from her bows. Wh1lst long be remembered. Perhaps ous units took up the position ; ence probably unprecedented ·I J. Forx. The Houee its!' If had a · p•·orl(• f,. 1 ••• .' ~~ •n:.:; rhe enquiry be;:an in the early i runners' ha\'en. No liquor rna~· doing this about 12 men fell other memorial days in many allotted the~. Abo_u~ .20,000 I Yesterday :lfr. Clyde Lake, somewhat one;s~rled appeararu-c until n, .. , :._.,.,.~/::;: ,art o! January and ended on I be sold there but a law pass· through a weak pan and were respects were as profoundly im· people wc~e1 m the vhnlC~Iuty of 1 :\l.H.A., rceiverl a telegram from i anrlt~hc ~fpo~~~~on looke~l weak·: ,\l'TO'!O!lH r. ··• · ~arch 13th, occ.upying nearly I ed last August permits it to be precipitated i~to the wate~. pressi\'e: but they Jacked the the l\1morra . St. Jo s never Mr. L. R. Riggs as follows: · er ~n. 1 rea.1y w~s. ccausc g,.,,1 Jr·n. ; · en weeks. Incidentally, r-11 the 1 stored in go\•ernment bondPd Their compamons came to the1r striking events that placed July witnessed such a mass of peo· "Hail storm played havoc with I a maJ!rlty. of the members had 1 four or them v·;.

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, !Vidence, all the questions ask; I warehouses at a nominal fee assistance and hauled out :~11 1st, 1924, above them• all. In pie gathered together In one the houses here yesterday, I taken th_e1r scats o•1 the b~ck • men nf 1;1,. rit;· 1d and all the answers given and transshipment without for· but 3 of them who sank to the the first place Tuesday marked place ~efore. . ' ~ma•hin~ the felt and glass on row agamst the w&ll lel':m;:: errs of If\!~.·· 1re to be found in the Issues of ! mali ties. A ~teamer can land bottom never to be seen again. the consummation of the hopes Prec1sely at the appomted · ·· .. ,. ~- ,,.,. houses and stores.

1 the f~nnt desks. unoccupterl. ; the. rernnl 0 fth,

. · ·l\e·Dall1 News covering that I at St. John'~. place her stock The names of the unfortunate of several years-the completion hour, H:E. th~ Governor and Will need 1SO rolls or 2·ply 1 Mr. \\arren (Jndcpcndentl sat: acrrrlt•nt ;11 :h, ·

~d. Allout 1000 columns of~ of "wet'' ~oods in the ware· men are. David Whalen, of St. and dedication of a suitable Earl Ha1g amved when t~r . ,, ;;uxes llxto glass, 4 boxes; ~p~rt from. the re~ul:;r n~po~l·, clri\'in~ ,11 :h,. r,· •.. ;vldence appear, prob.1bly a re·! houses for a duh· fee of 75 John's. ~Iaurice Breen of Fer· memorial to the dar lads who massed bands renMred Klp·. 12x2o". 1 t10n. A stnkm;( feature o, yes·: nro•: u 1·,"" · ,. ,

' eord unprecedented in !orr.!; cents a jlallon. or about S1.75 ryland, and Hubert Hiscock of bad given their lives in the lin~'s. Recessional followed. by

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. A second messal!e from :lfr.' ter~ay.'s assembly Wi:.s the m;lll:·· lUI •; , r·.,~/:~: ... newspaper annals. : a case, and it can be Withdrawn Champney's, T.B. great war. In the next place ~ chotr under M~. Hutton sm~t· Riggs amplified the details of

1 n~\1 . f.1ces to be s~c." on lrot.h, row,, H 'b. ··

There were four new minis·: whene\·er desired, 'anrl in what· PRISON REFORM there was the presence of Field mg two v.erses w1thout musical Joss and damage: • Condition.< Sl?es of the !louse. Thr 1.1-; c;,.0 rcr liar::." _. ·• trlea within a 12·month period. i ever q~antit~ as desired, ,for :\larch 12th, 1924: The pris· Marshal Earl Haig which lent accompament. . I are serious here. It needs. mlh~r fl~urPs of, uth:!r rl:rys ·X B. nf 'he .<;·r ;;

1'1!e Squires Go\·ernment \Ia• · smug~hng mto ~he Umted oners at the Penitentiary have I special distinction to the un- 1 Then followe~ t~e solemn! thousands of panes of glass, ar~ ~011" anti )~nn,cr 11 '"11 hair of :.; ,, .. ,, .· 1 ,,. · .

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returned to power in :\Ia\· of States or an~· porllon of Can· with the consent and approval! veiling eremony. Then there cere~?"Y of dedlcaho~ and the and 300 rolls of felt to replace tal.en thrrr pl.tcr-. S1•r·:· .. ,,,. las\. year. It fell a couple. of ada. The. new law has almost o~ Supt. Parsons formed a SO· was the ~triking participation unvclhng by Earl Hatg. the damag~s. Water is runnin~

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\'ISIT OF :\'.\VAL ~:g.',\IJRO:\' J;n,,• .. ,·,. ,,, mlirithl later. At the openin~ put St. P1erre off the map. St. c1ety and for the post 7 weeks I of ex-ser\'ICe men from all over THE RAIG REGATTA down, sp01ltn1! the beds and Sept. Sth. l!IN: At !I o'dork Fo"o'•· .. · ! , •· .. ; · Df the legislature the follow· I John's is much m.ore convenient from 11 to 12. 30 each day, ' the country, and finally the JULY 3rd ,1924: A special! furniture. Fish is being spoiled , a.m. on S.tturl!ay t:1" ,pl'c!:r: •.'r·•< " ...... ',,' '~ · llit.)-ear, the Warren ministry. and the liquor IS much more one of the prisonen speaks remarkable success which feature of yesterday's Regatta in the stores with water. Peo· I ~"n·ir.c squadron J:D>;rtl th0 !ll'i:\i\'; ,1 •..

~ipsed :\tr. Warren formerll1 safe. and reads to the members. crowned the days's programme. (special) which was attended pie cannot help themselves." :\'arrow5 on the w;~y tu Top,,;, '!!lOot another and that one lasted, The abO\'e extracts from an Among the activities are a The weather was gloriously by Earl and Lady Halg was the LATER DETAILS OF HAIL Bay, Totlay anchored in the !)1-· :;.,. :,,,; .

· only 3 or 4 days. Then came i issue of the Hnlifax Herald. It purity league, a Shakespeare, a fine. The sun· was shininy In all exhibition of log rolling by Mr. STORM Bay are H.~I.S Hoorl. P. )1. s a; tn · ·. >· ·"c:·.~ Mr. Hickman who f"rmed a is the truth that hurts. New· Dlckins, and a debating club. its glory. The heat indeed prov· Leslie Rice o! Grand Falls who July 14th, 1924: From an al·, Rcphlse, IUI.S. Arlrlaitic antl ILnr ,,. ·.: ·· ·' \~··' ministry and went to the coun· foundland has fallen low ir There is a library and a school. ed too great for many of those Is an ex·solldier. Mr. Rice gave. most eloudless sky, a sudden 1 P.F.A. Srrhol, p:•rt o~· th" wa.' 1 · · ·. .1 •. ..,

try In June, only to be defeat· deed when its content to ac· There Is held also a court of assembled and the emergency a very interesting exhibition downpour of hail, half an inch squadron on their final port nf 1

on • ·,, · .. ;; ... ;:; 1 ad by the opposition part~·. led cept world notoriet~· as a rum· enquiry with a duly appointed stations bad to deal with quite and showed himself a master to one inch in diameter fell. call before rcturnin!! to En~· 1 f;n"''1·· · , ·: .. ,,. 'by W. S. ~lonroe. the result of runners haven. For a so-called High Commissioner who wears a number of cases of collapse. of the work. All phases were The hail lasted only abiut 13 land alter a 10 months' sruis~ thr 2·;· .. :··.· ,,,,;' thl polls being ~lr ~lonroe 25 prohibition country it is little his badge of office, a white The first event of the morn· gone through, rolllng, steering, minutes during which it was ur 1 round the Empire "showin~ t!H• '!' · ·

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Bturdier, safer ebas<ris and road-smoothing Full Coil tion shuts it out. And when you stretch in Che'?', s 51~ed suspension. Yoo'Jl certainly feel the difference. You'd more roomy interior, you begin to know why 1ts c use bear it too if silence eouJd be heard Through years of LlmR'Y Lounge. Yes, extra care is everywhere, beea ... experience Chevrolet engineers have perfected the most quality comes by the carload. Look into Che\tolet modem efficient engines in the world. see one today 1

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THE. HICKMAN MOTORS, LIMITED WATER STREET ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND

sT. JOHN'S,

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fourteenth Annual Mt th Newfoundland Tub ~sociatlon was held evening of this wee.k

of the Sllnatftm Among the c

guests present w1 campbell L. M

o. B. E., Lieuten: of Newfoundland 1

; Dr. Cit the Minister ; Deput~· :\linis

Hon. Dr. James : Dr. T. A. Knowt wii'Co; the DC)ll

of Educr.tion Dr. G. Dr. E. W . .\Ialone

of the Tubcrculo;is I Dr. R. A. Bcnn•

of the St. Joh une.no~a'"nd ~fr5. Benn<

. Cieoffrc~· Carn' ,\ rrc. President

oi ·Trade and :.: T. S. A. t'rcem of the St. Joh

and ~Irs. Freem President of

Club. Corner Bro Elects .Mr.-~Lellan,

or the Cni Force stationed

was befor<' .\Ia: Tuesday on th

The1· were: impair op~rating the

headlights after sun, in posses>ion of

issued by the Bo, Control.

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Strcct by c was fined S !50

in jail anrl prohih1 for on~ year

~ltDanr:e: :<:20 nn ~nd 1'2.50

· his he~dli2

out of th~ same i1 o! the dcfrnrl with obstruct

while the)' were to arrest the defe

wu fined S20 .

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Tue~da \' on • the infl~ence o

Road aro who were p;, t s car was bE

road to the otr The~· strlppe1 back to the

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defe~dant s;;

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fo days in jail, r·one year.

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sT. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND The Daily News WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1958

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ports ~eveal A uccessful ·Year

n·• -\nnual ~lerl· ·rector of School of Nursing,! sober and sensible view of the ~.;~~~~·~.;.~·.u·Hiland Tuber· ~ Dalhousie Uni\•ersity. Al:;o at· Tuberculosis problem. Ill ore

· w•s hrld on: tendinl( were Directors of the people seem to realize that the .• ,,f thr; IH1k in 1 Association and their wives, TB death rate Is no indication

,,, · :~.r ,;;··:lat!lrium. reprcsentatil'es of government of the prevlilence o! the disease, · A~,,, 11 ~ thr di~· and l'olunlary health and wei· and that the new drugs, though

,.:r::; i'rr<rn: were fare organizatit•ns, the Capt~ln they help greatly to arrest an~ . · c.•~1 rJot·!l L. ~lac· and crew of the M.V. "Christ· control Tuberculosis, do not dl·

· 1 F f: t.iruto'nanl · mr...s Seal'' and other interest· . rectly attack and destroy the .~ \,.,.:,••ll:dl"nd and ed citizrns. Tubercle Bacilli "Until such a

•. ~·,; •• ,,0 ; llr. rltmy. MR. JAMES EWING drug Is dlscol'ered", he warned, ~·::" :~.- 1:1w11-r ~nd' ~Jr. James R. Ewing, Pres!· "present methods of flg.htlng

· ·, · .,, . .,1,, \ltnJ<trr dent ol the Association acted 1 Tuberculosis must be contmued ... · H·,,: ;;: ·.lamr; ~fc· 1$ l'hai:man ~~ \he e1·cning's ·With c~·en g~eater Jntensi1

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_:, p; T .\. 1\ntm lin~ procce<hng,;;. PriOr to lite mcct· 1 BON. D.OCTOR MCGRAl~ ' • , .. . . • !I•' llrpnt)· ing )Jr. E11ing had rrcei•·cd a In movtng lor the aduptlvll

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-.~ . .;- ... · ·,, r· .• :,, _.,,, Pr ~o .\. t~l~::rnm !rum Dr. G • • 1. \\'hrr· ol the Secretary's Report, the "· r 11 \l.dnnr Di· rett: Exccuti1·e Srcl'c\ary of the Hon. Dr. James :\lcGra\h cn10

:r' ·., ··; ,, ., .. , ::!· -i• !JJ<· t';onadian Tubcreulo;is Associa· gratul:;tcd the Aoscieiatiun "" . . .

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:1 :; ' r.rn;Jc\1, •ion. Dr. \\'hcrrctt extended the year's work. and traced it.• :1 •• "' ·'•·· ~- .lohn'; ~rcetin~>. and his Assttciation's. progrP.>s o1•er the yc~rs .. He ;.J!d 1

,,,; ,,,.. tknn:•tt; congr~tul:'·tions on a most sue·. the voluntary ot·ganlzaunu had 1;•r:w: t';mtrll; ces~lul l'cat•'s work. Thi~ me~· succeeded where the i(onrn·

, .1: ··r l'ro••J!Irnl ol •age WaS drcpl)' appreciated, a~ mcnt WOUld hai'C been handi· i ~: l:.,rl' ;oncl ~Irs. Dr. \\'arrrtt has long been a capped. "The Association has'

~~ T ~ \ Frrt•rnan. friend of the l\ewfoundland T.B. ·made a tremendous contr1llu·,

THE CONVAIR F·l02A, first !!Upersonic all-weat11cr lntercep tor to j11ln the 61th Air Dh·ision (Defense) In the Continental Air Defense Command inventory, extends CONAD's intercept or capabilities farther away fmm possible target areas. In addition, the delta.winged aircraft can perform efficiently at mudt higl11~r altitudes than its predecessors in the air defense s,·~l.em. Its armament consists of FALCON air-to-air tuidetl misstles and 2.i5 rockets. This picture, taken from the hangar roof near the Control .Tower at Torbay, shows the CONVAIR just after Jake-off.

: ,,1 :•1,. ~t. John'' As•ociation. His keen personal lion to the !lnli·TB prugranum. ;::rl _\lr .. Frr(!lman: intcrc!'-t in this province's Tu· in thls pro\'incc" said Dr. lie· ------· ···------- - -

. Pr~'"IPnt of the berculosis programme and his. Grath, "particularly in it; eliu· I L I G • I G • d c:'J~ t ornN Brook; n·adineos to ~ssis\ the assoeia·l cation ~f the pul>1ic, who have I 0 ca I r u I e s

; and encouragement through the fears al.out the disease. F1·om :

, E:l'!:a '1:-:I.Pllan, Di· tion with its problem~ have now di'.r11'St comr.Ietcly di•card· M t • N b i been a real source of strength ed their old misconccptit>M and I ou n leS a ::__ •

1 I' ears. , its very earliest days the As· i H A d w :· l\lr. Ewing extended a warm sociation has never looked blCk, i • • . onou r war In ners • welcome to His Honour and r.nd tha tact that the public~ · d • !\Irs. Macpherson and the other , flnanc1al ~Ul•P• r: has increds•:d s D distinguished guests. and then 1 year ancr year, ~hows c1cul:· pee lng rl·ver I The TRird St. John's Girl Thr fiw Guid~> r~mr lonrarn;or thr ~chool. in which h~ pair! paid tribute lo the late Gordon how th~ A•\•o;·,otion's eLiO!'\s. . • t:uide Company of Prinr~ of "' thei.r name< were railed anrl a lrihut~ to the ~mrk done hy

,,i thr t'niled F. Higgins. first President of: are appreciated." Dr. McGrath · \\ales College ltcld a dtnncr ~~r~. Cook tted the golrl t·onb 'lr>. \1 1iham \\ atsnn, barl:r f~rcr .'tatJOned at the r.ssociation. "l\lr. Higgins".! warned that the TB problem is party at Barnry's, Topsail Road, ?.round thrir ri~ht ~houldrr. >Prrrtar:·. with a "thank you'' ··''' l>rforr ~lagis· he said, "was a man of out·: far from licked although the A local memb~r of the on the RCMP patrol car werr on )Jonday, ~lay 19th, in hon. taking ofl first thr "all-round" h<.rl::r for the work she has

~~-•~ T~r;oid)' on three ~tanding courage, who. despite· diser.se has dropped from first RCIIP. patrolling the Topsail both working Ol'ertime. Still our i! fire Guides !If the l'om· corr!; which the)' won IHst )'Cor. rinnc in kcrpin~ the bad;:.e rPc· ~~~~ nm: Impaired ms.nl' ,·cars of ill·health worked to sixth place as a killer. and Highwa~· had a hard timf last. the Dodge kept going and veer· p;:ny who hare earned their ~It·. Cook ~airl that the;c nrds. lininl: up examinrr~ and ~;munr; the car tirPies;lr to alle1·late the misery he eKpre;sed the hope that the· weekend stopping a dril'er sus·' ed off from what had apparently. Golli Cords. c<•rds were rre~entcrl hcr•u>c >i)!nin£. the had:r rertificalrs.

~.:u:ht, >ilrr sunset. ·and sufferings of others. His public would continue it~ wond· pceted of impaired dl'il'ing. ber-n an in\rnded run, lral'ing · The five Guides. ~lissr> the l!irls had been jurl~ed h)· t'athlren Rosenhera propo~rrl :: . . P""r··1"n o! Ji. life wa~ an example and in· erful cooperation until the bat- The :\lountic lit·st spotted the Mountie to back up his car ~I on ira White. Judy L~ngdon. thr \\'hole rouncil of Girl a to"st to the membrrs anrl

,,.,1d ~) thP Board spiration to us f)ll, and in his lie was won, the miscreant a\ 10.50 p.m .. an~ t~ke up the chase ~gain. Doris Sparkes. Gayc Cramm and (;uirles to be the Guides worthy ~Irs. R. ~r. French replied. and •:,•mol passing the communily has i!ll· about 300 yards from the P1cca· · Th1~ lime the rtd dome rhd the J~net Fearn and their mothers or the honour. The•· had won· the table> wr1·r rlr?.rrtl ;o I hat

i!t::;n: ";' ~twsted fcred a great los~." I (Continued on page 16) ri:ll~·. dt'iving a 1948 Dodge too· trick. Apparently rcalizinJ! b)' 1•.rre the guest~ for the dinnr.r their pmficirncy hadgcs. but thr campfire could be held. . ~lrl···• hy_ city :IIR. WALTER DA\'IS , rar t.o the ldt for comfort.! thi~ time that he wa~ supposed pHty, and the other guide~ and thc.-c alone did niJf :;ain them While the zuidrs >at ar,.unrf 'i' tm<cl SlaO or• R t n the As·ociation's Turntn~ the patrol car around, to stop, the drorer of the Dodge their mothers attenrlr.cl. ~~r~. the hi~:hr>t award in l!nirlign. their campfire singin~ thrir

•nri prohibited H rr:r ~d~ a lion a~d Case· "1l'ss ·E Fen •"ck :the RC~IP co~stable f?llo~·ed! pulled into the ~ide of the road, Eric Cook, Pro\'incial Commis· ~Irs. Cook said, thCI' had to ~ongs, the mothers sat around · ,,,,. year on •. ea . c . as' 1l • W 1 the Dods;r, whtch by th1s t1mc r He wa~ taken aboard the RCMP stonct·, and members of the nwa>urr up In what a ::oor! I he· outer circle and joined in

.. ''· -;~t) on the f~nd~n: .P[ogra~m~s a~ llell·g~. l'.'as being dril·en in the middle, car and driven to headquarters Girl Guiclr Association were (:uidc should be. and the com· the singing. ,,,, ~2.50 lnr 1 e r1S mas ea ampat i RelJ.fCS or the road in a rather Prratic •on Kenna's Hill( and subsequent.· 1 also special guests. pany and the a,sociation ~hould ------

_11 .,,, hell<lliRhl~ ·~~·ere prc5cnted b~· the ~Kecu·. 1 manner. He signalled the driv.1

·1y transferred to the lock-up at i After the dinner :lliss Ioohcl be proud o£ them. . tii'C Sccrl'tliry. Mr. Da\'18 ex· I . . ' ' . f tl D d t l •'tit th C't p )' St . IT I t th . I . f h 'I' I 'I I' h R(t'ral Bank . d h b r r th t th •'lrl: M1s~ E. Alice Fcnw1ek. who c1 o 1e o ge o sop 111 1 e t y o 1ce at10n, rmp con, e cHp am o t c ,, 1ss • oan ,. ea< c t en pro· J .

•: r.f 1r., <:<m~ ind·: prP~se t c r 1e a e 111 : ha~ brtn on th~ staff of the 1 the rr.d flasher on the patrol • · , . ~0~1pan~· announce~ . that powl a toast to lhc fi1·e r.old .-

,, It" •ftfrndant· elat1on and elUiggcrated hope~· N th T h . 1 C 1 1 rar but the Dodge kept "oing In Magistrates Court Tuc~dal 1 GUJdcs from the bcgmnrn" as Cord Guides, and Miss Jt11h· ~~ A . . ,,.. ' hi h I II d th dl , f 'I or ern ec ntca . ommerc a • . .. . h f' d $150 ~ : . ~ . I' . 3J!ager f a·ttn •'hstructing w c 0 owe e sco~ery ~ School In Toronto has recentlv. By the time the two cars had e was tne or seve_n ua~s 1 tende:foot gUides, to those re· L~n!!don replied. "11 was h~rd 1 · . .

tr•1 w~re at·: Slreptomyc:ln and otl\er anti·, retired after many years of reached Commonwealth Avenue and prohibited from drlvmg for ceil'ing their highest award, the. work," she said, "hut it wa~ nmt thf defend·. TB drugs, has subsided, and the I ~ervlce' with the school. She the red flasher and the siren one year. gold cord, would take part in, \\'ell worth working for." Gander

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was among those who launched: - the ceremony, Wcnry Anrlrews .M~s. Fred Pnrcha~e. Com-. . the Echool and has made a I Personal A • .. i,··' was th~n enrolled as a tender. numoner for the Company· 11r. H. '!axwell B:Hlcock has

C • d notable contribution to the 1 pp010l ;. ;/~ foot ~mde. . · rPad a letter of congratulali.on> hccn appoinr~d as the manager onvtcte co:~er~al dt~aritm~~t. ld ti Mr. G. R. Williams, Mr. F. R. c m• t• .'~·~~ an~~~~b~nS~~~~t~llL~::;reF!~~~r. from :l!r. S. :llcCurdy, pnnclpal ~; ~~~d~;'~'~dBI~~tn~~e~~~~~:.

·red Driving . \ ''··~\ ,..,m~n ~ppeared in Magistrate·~ . T:le,rj;., n•1 ;! ch!ll'~e of dri\·in~ while

· · ·~~ :'1i!·.;r:·rr nf.lialt~l'. She was ~rresled ~-!e:,., F:1wi ~round. :1.15 .\.M. by the C'ity

·.•·no -. •. c:·c P" trolling the area. The de­' ra:· ·:o.' bcint! dri\'en from one side

d h~ e~wth Is, ~ eM esk ! Clark, Mr. George Phillips, and one a lOR .?;. ed as Second Cla~s Guides, and H 0 ; d~ I' to lake Ol'er his m;w ap·

Faug I ~kr o h e a ef r. ar :1\lr. Wilson Clarke, are leaving proficiency badges were pre· OUSC pen~ 'po.intm~nt enw c , w o was or many' h 1 d b th f Off' ''7 t d t Sh' 1 · \ rl· .. ' · · · l'tars a minister In the Metho·; GerPd o lay Ytl ~ t~xp~es~ ll~r leer ~;/ o''h . tr.e) ' .. ~.~ t~,,~ ~lr. Rarl~ock l"l~~rlthe Tin)·~!

it:~t Church in Newfoundland. I ~~An e~ t~ co~, ur h' /~~~~at . • It ~;~w~ lh o~?CII~~~a~+ tl~ ,JIJ11C ] £ Rar.k ;.t St. .r~hn ;. anrt <prnrl A tribute to Mi~~ Fenwick in !0~ off' le rorsthiP ll ., as ~r' : Bo •. lza ,>r I lr[cn~ l, · •• lzlla trt u ,n·rral :rar.<. Ill hranrhr;. nf T

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oronhn 1nr.w~ppacler 1re er~ 1 ~ i.odt,P ~• r.andPr on T.hur~rla)' ~tJr•bl; 1.- tt R•ll•nJ h;, ~n: Gr.or2r for l<>undrr"." FlruiHit<:k. an<! al ,,~ni1·Pal cr ~~ Rl' ng en ur ng qua I· . () F' . I I .. , . n .• r. n n • n A h' t . I I. Thr llc>U>r nf .\<,rmhh \rill tic~ b~ou~ht with h~r from hrr PI'Pntn~. ~. rH R)' t 1r~ pro·; nnunrPd t.hr appointm•nt of a nn ar .'"''rtnrl1 IU llr 11-t~r:· rornnrrnr Oil or ahmrt .lunr ln. ~~'•< lt·an,rrnrrl In ,C:I . .lnhn'<

I i· !'\- f dl rl tl t rePd .to Le\\tsportP. tn rn~tall rnnciliation nlfirP.r to rlral with of thr l om pan)·, ~li~< Trmptr. h'rlhirr Srnallll'nnrt tnl•l tl\r 111 l!l4R a< a<"rnunlant at th• i "

113 1\'P ~"111' othm ant • p~r )'1· 0 thP ~la<ttr and officrr~ n{ the a rli•puiP h~tw~~n Trancnort ion ~•i<i, and on~ whirh mnkr.< 1\'r<t F.nn P.ranrh .

. •t ~ounr c arac rr .,r1·e op- L .· ·t 'I · L d" · · ,. tile \p"n. rl 1 h . ll:\ILY :'\E\\'S I"'' ni~hl. ,,, · ' · I l h r1 h .h r11 !Spot e ·' a~ontc o ~'· ·r• .:\lll·r~ \\'ork"r< t'ninn Ln· . con " l. r.rou ". "' r ~lr'. P:Hkork. th• fnronrr m~n o t P. manKe an c urc h d G d " " tt ' r 1 1 lrl ~""" a~ pn;~ihlr nflrr th(• ,\.<· · h. 1

h · h. · .. On T urs AI' at .an Pr A r•l s•• "I John'• •n" Cn••t•l II'P ~rr· < WJnnJn~ 1 1ru· ~" \1rrrrrir·• rYI\rriP anrl . thrir I ~e 00 II' ere ~ t llrew up . . n ""· ". • • " tt n. " • ~~mhl)' conrrnr~ thP Prrmir:· . . . 1 ~\ d t ·d · ·h ld · r<'IIIOnal cnnferrnce of ~,aso~s · Sanrl and Gravtl Limited, Sral ror<b. ShP also wrlrnmrcl ~Its> 11.t'll nl"k" a '· tal"lnrnt on tl\". 1110 rhild1·rn Jimmy an•l Alann• , "au en 8 un ~r er ~u anre from Gander Botwood Lewl~· · Dornlhl' Anr. who \\'as thr " ' ' ·· ··11 •t · · St r I · t'! rrmembered hrr for "hPr ·. . ' · Cove, · · : • m"mmoth Prol'inri~l r.o1·rrn· 111 · a) 10

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. kl' h • f . ~~· porte and Twtllm~ate \l'tll br ·ltr>t rRptam ol lhP compan•:, <chon! rlo'P< a• Jimm•· i• in twm rngd Ul~or. an.d' rtenh I· h~lrl under thP chairmanship 1'hr ronr;iliation officer Is and was a special ~nest at tlir 1''rnt builrlin~. plans for whir·h grarlr 5 ~~ · ~~·. Bona\·rnt;1rr'• ntss an un PI stan tn~ t at or 1\lr ~· R Clark , Mr. T ...... Blaneharrl. Pinner ~1·r now hrin~ studied. l' 11 • rt \I . . . rl

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:oui to• :nE> nthl?l< <~ccording to police e\'i­Ti!l·l .;,,ppt>d thE' l'clt' and took the de­l,or:, :, thr Polil'e Station where she

.'i(\~d ul impaired dt·iving, fined $150.00 lore going to Ontario, where R d sh· ld F 'd iqu~sted amount or neur it. all• J.ONDON tCP• - The beer d ~he taught at Owen Sound and e . le u n I the major extension programs: brewed in Britain in. the year ays in jail, and prohibited from driv- Palmerston before going to · . .

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tho i JOn or Mr. ~nrl Ml'll. A. r. Amonl( the ~raduAtf11 from th · Y•unl mrn : J.awrPfttl! rf!C'PivNI. hi~ M.D. St. Franclw Xnler · Univf.r· ·~, dr2rf~ a~ I r.M. at thr. Sprlnrc Convota· ~It\' who rfcelvrd their ·de· ·. ~hint fronr tlon at Dalhou5ll! Unlvenlty. .crreK on May 14th, wa~ MIR~ I nh·rrll\~ 1a•t I h h f w11 • • Dr l.awre~~oee, with hi~ w fe Judith MeGrat , dauJI ter o

hr. Rnhrrt 1 (the ·former Emma Quinton Mr. and Mn. Kev~n Me· a1d l'~~unlr~t Knn I Of l!t. Jnhn's) and family Grath, Circular . Road. She II St ~"· A. J. 1 will rewkle In AnnapoliR wu awarded her · de.11ri!e

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Captain L. Eason, the dlree· tor of the Salvation Army's Red Shi~ld Campaign, Is more thafl pleased with the present rttsnlls of this year's appeal. However the Captain has point· t.d out that ther~ are still many donations to b4'! received both from the city area and the out· of·town arus.

I Captain Eason ~ay~ he i~ 1 quite pleased .1\'ith thi~ year's 'lllitz' which was per~aps more

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else, however he feels that with a few minor adjustments and improvements the 'blitz Idea' can ever be more effective in another year. There are cer· taln areas of the city which re· main to be unvasscd and thr~e ~~oulrl hP. ro1•rrrd within thr nPxt !rw ria~·~ or so. i Captain F.a.~ol\. pointrd

A fnrthrr rPport nn thP pro· that Ihe Armr's r~pidl)' rx· Rre.•R or thi~ year·~ campai,:n Nnding sorial and wr.lfare [ will he forlhroming, Cartain sen•ices in order to ser1·e thP ' Eason sA)'R, following a future community. And the prol'inre : meclin~ ·or the Rerl , Shield efficiently needs lhP consider~· 1

Camp~hm Committe!', whrre re· , tion and ~tenrro>il~· of the I poriR anrl rrsult~ "'ill hP ro- I 'avPragr ritizen' el'erywhrrP and i ardinatPrl Rnrl up·IO·the·minute i fnr thi~ the Army wishe5 to tahulation~ mad•. ~ay 'thank ynu.' . --------·-.---------------·-~-------- . -.---------

Open House At Brinton Memorial

QUIF.T P•:R 100 WORCESTER. Englanrl (CP>-­

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pose lo ban noisy . birdscarer~.l eliplo~iv~ machine~ with ampli· 1 fier~ which boom e1•ery 30 min· · u\ e~. during the night hours.

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tb lud bls 1 VNIQUE EXCHANGE edu allo department Is t:lvlng on Strawberry Marsh Road w The whole . sc!10ol w1ll bP II, Ht tGm ·' ' • c n • t 1 hold open house today and • open lo the public and dlsplal's 1

..Jrt·llle~lral d·. ' l.ONDON. (CPl - Russia IS to Instruction 111 carpen ry 0 m~m· combine thi~ with a sale o[ 1 of the work done during thr ~1•1 Ual· ~"I' : send Britain. lO,OOO,cheap guitars bera olthe !-fatheson co-operatll'e I work and ariernoon lt.~~. . vfar by the pupil~ or the school .~ hi lfn t~ , next month undrr a hnler Al!rfe·i home buUdmg c:roup. The. mt'.m·! . . . · '11 · , · · · f 1

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In The News By WAYF!.RER

POSTEIS AND TOURISTS grews. There were one or two mechanics along the route but none availr.ble during his five­hour trip.

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The public relations depart­ment of C.N .R. has produced a very ;;.!tractive poster to help drllw attention to the 1cenic delights of the Atlantic Provinces. The virtues of Newfoundland and the other eastern provinces are also pro­claimed In advertising by Canada's travel bureau In the United States. But In spite of thia tourist promotional work In our behalf, We are in poor condition to profit by it. The aad fact still remains that the facilities we have 'to offer all visitors save those who come prepared for a !routing or hunting holiday are far below the level of adequacy.

One possible solution so far as tbc main highway is con· cerned is to proceed with com· pleting It and paving it to standard as a priority job. Once a paved highway is op· ened across the island, enough loclll traffic will materialize throughout the year to justify simple highway facilities. These must include plenty of service stations, each with at least once mechanic on the staff, and snack bars. lllotcls might also do a steady business for motorists and truck driv· ers wanting to rest during the journey between d is tan t

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Useful Research The University is rapidly becom­

ing a centr.e for 1·esearch into Ne":· foundland history, customs and trad1· tions.

The historical archive department was established with the help of the Carnegie Foundation which was the original benefactor of the Memorial College at its founding in 1925.

E\·erything that will throw new light on obscure places in our history Dr add to the knowledge of many :fairlv well known events is being eagerly sought and put on microfil~l if original documents are not ava1l· able.

Research in this field is continuous and the Carnegie committee are more than pleased with what has ah~eady been achie,·ed.

Now, thanks to allocations from the Canada Council, research into dialect and pla~e names will be much ad\·anced this summer. Both are fascinating subjects. Little work had pre\·iously been done on dialect and the only monograph on the origin of place names is that which was pro­duced many years ago by the late Archbishop Howley and printed in the Newfoundland Quarterly.

As the mass of new material in all these subjects is sifted, it may be hoped that the results will be pub­lished from time to time under the imprint of the University. This would help to give a new impetus to interest in the culture and folklore of this romantic island.

The Third Sputnik Visitors to Russia have long been

misled by the low level of consumer services into thinking that the country is generally backward. But it is now clear that what they want to do well, the Russians can sometimes do better than anyone else. This was brought clearly and even explosively to world notice when the first earth satellite was launched last fall.

some of them were unable to reconcile themselves to the idea · that their sanctum was to be invaded by the · fairer sex. •

In fact, peeresses in their own right, and there are quite a few peer­ages in which succession can pass through the distaff side, have never been able to break into the Upper House.·

It is not at all certain yet that no more hereditary · peerages will be created but the honours that were issued two days ago on the occasion of the official birthd!ly of Her Majesty should provide a clue.

Road Signs Since the absence of adequate road

signs has been a constant cause of complaint in these columns, it is only right that a kind word should be said about the excellence of the n~w signs that now adorn the highways.

These signs are clear. They give the mileage to all important points. They are very useful to those who don't know the roads and even to those who do.

We have not travelled over enough of the highways this season to know whether these signs are now to be found at every junction of a second­arv road with a main highway but we assume that if there are still some omissions, this will be rectified as the season advances.

Signs of this kind help thP. motorist along the way, serve to make a long journey seem shorter, and if provided for every road junction, could attract him to explore many of the little side roads on which good picnic sites and scenery may well abound.

Strength For The Day By EARL I., DOUGLASS

HEIRS OF THE GRACE OF LIFE

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the Newfoundland Tourist De· velopment Board. It may not even lie too much with the people who might be expected to try to cater to tourist traf­fic. For It Is not always a good proposition to invest capital In motels or other types of tourist lodging for a season that lasis only a little more than two montll.s. It is the shortness of the season that discourages investment on a large scale. That may not be the only reason but it is a major one.

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of highways during the winter is also a factor in limiting the range of facilities r.vailable to visitors who motor along our principal roads. There is talk at the moment of the early employment of the William Carson on. the Cabot Strait route. That may be another pipe dream. However, assum· ing thr.t the Carson is at last put to the use fur which she was built, what will happen if mainland motorists decide to pour into Port aux Ba.sques to start a Newfoundland holi· day? Even if they accept what goes with gravel roads, the dust and perhaps the bumps &nd other inconveniences, what will they do for a night's lodg­ing or for me·als Llong the roadside? And even if there may be enough gas tanks, there remains a shortage of service station mechanics. That is true along much of the high· way oi Avalon. The exception is the main Conception B<>y road. We were talking to a motorist who had carburettor trouble after leaving Argenlia and could not get it repaired until he had reached Kelli·

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motoring visitor who is trying to have a holiday in New­foundland is atlequate rc•t room facilities at the service stations along the route. \\' e cannot hope to provide an en· joyable vacation for our vi~i· tors and expect them to return if we do not give them ac­cess to the simplest of the <Jmenities that they are ac· cit:<tomed to find on the main­land.

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question of the development of tourist accommodation. we doubt if e\'cr we can expect to ---------------- ________ _ be able to take care of a large number of visitors on the basis of facilities provided for use for two or three months of the year. Unless very high rates are charged for lodging

Death Duties Crush Noblemen

Edson In Washin By PETER EDSON

NEA Washington Correspondent <Jnd food, it is doubtful if peo· LONDON <Reuters) - Many ple wlio invested in property British noblemen say that, as a and equipment for the tourist class they are being plundered trade could earn their inter- and ~rush.ed out of existence by R . I Trade Extens1'on est. That throws us back on death dulles. ec1proca the possibility that the exten· The executors of the largest C Si?n of pa~ed, ~ll:weather private landowner ln ~ritain, the F e Hurdles In on~ress htghways, Will ongmatc a late Duke of Westmmster, re· ac s L

local traffic volume that will cently sent the government a NGTON (NEA) Ge't' justih' the pro\·isiun of facili· chquc for £4,500,000 <$12,600.- W ASHI1 - · - ' mg ties that will also be satisfac- 000 1. This is only the first sub- Eisenhower's requested five-year exiension tory to summer tourists. stantial instalment of the estate reciprocal trade agreements program

• • • ulies in connection with his House of Represetnatives faces two political This is a problem of which death in 1953.

tourist officials in Newfound· The duke's full !labilities are dies. land are all too well aware. still not known. There is a con· The first is in the Ways and Means Some increase has occurred in siderable difference of opinion be- tee. Cha!·rman Wilbur D. Mills (D-Ark.) the number of rooms available tween his executors' advisers and to motorists along the wayside officials of the revenu dpart· report out a bill which he is certain can but it is far from sufficient mnt as to the total value of his opens the way for compromises. . tb meet even the demands of estates h R 1 C tt our own people, We hr.ve a OW:>:ED MAYFAIR Second is in t e U es otnml ee. very long way to go before He owned two of the most at- lem here is to get the bill cleared for actl!!lll we can look to motoring tour- tractive areas of London - May· House floor under a closed rule. This 111id ists as a permanent and in· fair, the heart of the West End, h h · ht ] t' creasing source of income. and Belgravia. They came to one hibit amendments w ic m1g comp et~

of his ancestors as a marriage the character of the legislation.

j What Others Are Saying ! VETS DIE-PENSIONS COMBATIISG CRll\IE

portion in the 17th century. Several House Rules Committee Eighty per cent of the value of

all this has to bepaid o\·er to the are known to be in favor of trade a~rreemCJ~ government for estate duty. The pose "gag" rule procedure. They believe present duke is 63 Che su~ceeded bi'lls should be open to amendment in hi! cousin). When he d1es, the whole process will be repeated on debate before votes are taken on final

SURVIVE Sault Sle. Marie Star From the Baltimore Sun A wkholesome fear of the Only two actual combat· consequences of crime ca'l

ants remaining alive today, be encouraged b)' an occas· it is questionable whether iomtl example made of young the centennill'l observances incorrigible criminals. of tile outbreak of the Civil The relationship of law· War, in 1961, will be graced lessness and sin, could per· by any survivors at all. haps be more greatly em-

No one doubts for a mo· phasized, and women could ment, however, that widowr: be encouraged to demand of veterans will still be alive, honesty and good behaviour and what's more, on the from all under their influ· Federal payrelll, if the Senate ence. Finance Committee's current It is up to the leading peo· plan to give pensions to the pie in all communities to set womenfolk of Confederate an example of adherence tu dead is consummated. the law, honesty in their

To make a taxpayer dealings, and good behaviour.

the reduced state. How the House will vote this year Th 13th Duke of Bedford, sue· h bee

ceedlng to a £9,000.000 ($25.200.· guessing. Democratic sentiment .as n 000) estate, paid half of it in tax drifting away from the party's traditional when his father died ln 19:i3. With of reciprocal trade agreements. the bulk of the debt stiJI to be found, he has had to sell land in This is one result of the South's bec<)!lli!jl Devon and Cornwall owned by industrialized. Its products are mor~ an4 the fami!~· for 400 years and op~n entering into competition with imporfts tis home. Woburn Abbey, t~ sightseers. eign countries.

Lord Duh·erton paid over .£3,· On the other hand, the GOP platfornl oou ooo in death duties out of the ministration now support trade agreemenU. 194,0oo.OOO estate he inherited -from his father, the tobacco pm. GOP congressmen from districts whose When the present Earl of Ply- carry on a h avy export business ha\'e mouth succeeded to the title in over to lower tariffs. Only in 't1Jis wa)' 1943, he paid £1.111.000 on an es· tate valued nt £2.035,000. He sold imports be increased to pay for greater

roperty. The famous Hewell Analyzing current opposition to the

Since then the United States ha~ contrived to put two man-made satel­lites into orbit but both were much maller than their Soviet counter­parts. And now Russian rocket scientists have fired into orbit Sput­nik III, a relative giant among man· made satellites, weighing nearly three thousand pounds. This suggest& among other things .that the Russians have developed a far more efficient rocket fu~l than has yet .been evolved in the United States. This, of course.

. would have immense significance in respect of the Soviet headway in intercontinental ballistic missiles:

Personal success often comes in for a lot of lambasting. A famous play contains these lines spoken by a wife to her husband: "Success is your god .••• You had only one quality, Harry-success; and you had it so strong that it swallowed up every· thing else.''

I wonder! Maybe this wife was justified in her accusation. There are men like Harry in the world. They worship success, neglect their families, cut adrift from their wives, and spend their lives just handling the money bags and purring.

wblstle, one need only reft~r ln this way only, can we turn to otber wars. The Revolu· back the tide or lawnessness lion, which according to the which now titreatens to en· schoolbooks ended in r. JJ, gulf us. was not wiped off the de· penden&ey-penslon books un· til 1906. The War of 1812 SACRED COWS

· was shorter historically but London Free Press not financially-the last bene- Progress is continualltl ficiary held on untli a dozen blocked by tradition and years ago. religious tenets. In New

These extremes represent, Delhi the Supreme Court of of course, instances of aged India ruled that a total ban men being married by young on the slaughter of cows­women attracted by the sacred animals In tbe Hindu prospects .of a life Income. faith - was valid. :Moslem For the Spanish-American butchers had sought to have War, tbe government used the ban lifted on the ground to Insist that marriages since that it restricted their trade 1938 have lasted at least ten . and that of the tanners. 1t years, but the recwlrement infringed "our our right to

Grange, near Bromsgrove. Wor- revealed t'n tht's year's Ways and Meall5 cestershire, was turned into an institution for j u v en i I e delin· on the bill to extend trade agreements. quents. Later he had to give St. for a National Trade Policy finds 106 Fa!:an's Castle. in Cardiff. to thP. National Museum of Wales. the bill, 61 against it. Of 251 written

The National Trust. which now submitted, 191 were for the program .60 owns 240.000 acres and over 1.· This isn't too meaningful. It rould 000 properties. accumulated Mme of its best possessions In this proponents are now better organized to way. opponents. HARDWICK HALT. But it is noted that some of the

Sputnik III is, of course, of very considerable importance in the pro­gress of space conquest. This is bound to be continuous. The United States may catch up and even pass the Rus­sians in this field of science but the lesson of the moment is that the west can no longer afford to underestimate -Soviet scientific attainments. It is all the more reason why everything possible must be done to find the basis for an agreement that will truly enhance world security.

The New Peerage

was recently cut to five. trade." While no Union soldiers or Beliefs held with fanatical

sailors now live, the monthl•1 fe"or cannot safely be abol· cheques to eligible depend- isbed by edict. The use of ents stlll run to several tilous- force merely drives resent· and. The total of Confederate ment underground, and the claimants lsestimated at about world has more than enough 1,000 which would come to submerged resentment now. some $7150,000 a year. For the mnow to start receiving Union mone~ would be an Irony, In view of the many defeated attempts to put their late husbands on tht• payroll.

FAMILIAf HAT

The biP:!legt recent acquisition in past years have been vehement again.<! for the nation has been Hard- th · wick Hall.in Derbyshire. built In of the trade agreements program, IS the reign of the first Queen Eliza. up missing. Among them were ~~~''""11:1" beth. It includes 934 acres of clock, jewelry, lace underwear, optical lovely parkland and the Chats· d worth treasures. which Include electrical equipment in ustries. Rembrandt's THE Philosopher, two Holbein cartoons. Van Dyck"s sketchbook, four Gothic tape~­tries and an ancient Greek head oi Apollo.

These presents came from thP family of the 10th Duke of Devon­shire. who died In 1950. The im­mediate death duties to be paid worked out at a little over .£1.· 200,000. The total Is more than £!i.OOO,OOO.

The dukes of Newcastle and Manchester both have sacrificed their homes. The Duke of Welling­ton's hous In London long has been a museum, though he stilt

The major areas of opposition. in . ican industries do feel the pinch of forelgn tion against their products, are listed as

Heavy electrical equipment ind~ England, New York, Pennsylvania. IJhnolS consin. Its exports were 10 times

'd lv Hardwood plywood industry, "''1 e ·the in the South, Great Lakes states and on coast. It is dependent on Philippine "skins" from Japan.

We have been disappointed that the birthday honours in Great Britain have not become available before this article had to be written because they will signify a new era in respect of senior titles.

The Bill for the provision of li.fc peerages and to permit women to be admitted to the House of Lords was passed some weeks ago.

But there are many men and wo­men who are making shipwreck of their lives, and each is blaming the other. There's nothing wrong about Harry or anyone else making a for· tune or having great success along some line, providing he operates honestly and with a magnanimous spirit. A lot of women are blaming things on "Harry" when the blame for an unhappy married life is on them. And a lot of Harrys are blar«­ing Kit, or May ,or Gwendolyn for their unhappiness when the truth of the matter is that Harry needs to get int(\ his head that marriage is the establishing of a relationship of equality instead of a relationship of master and servant.

: THE 1'ARTICHOKE LOOK" .,

New Glasgow News They say men wear garish ties

sometimes to offset the drabness of the gray uniforms they drape them­selves with. Now that women are going in for sacks with the flour label removed, they need a little e~!IPP from severity, too. Paris, which foist· ed the sack upon the fashion world in the first place, ing~niously hal> come up ~ith the es9ape idea. Fancy hair styles that give a soft effect b2-f'ore you look down at the rectangle she's wearing. '

CLEANUP! N.Y. Herald Tribune

BANBURY, England CCPl Policeman Charlie Arlett met a man In this Oxfordshire town wearing a hat that looked faniil iar. "It was my own," he told Banbury magistrates, who fined the man £1 for stealing the hat at a hotel.

The American people ar2 fed up to the teeth with crookedness in labor unions. OLD FIXTURE Nobody is more fM up with LUTON, England (CP)-Luton it than union members them.' council is trying t.o trace the selves. Congress knows the ownct: of .a car winch has be~a facts. For months on end it standmg m one of the town ~ has had a sickening plethora ~uto par.~s for so long that grass of them emerging from Sen. 1s growmg through Its floor McClellan's unswc"ing prob· hoards.

li\'CS there. Aging noblemen try to bequeath

as much as possible to their chil· dren while they still live. But having done so. they must go on living for at least another five years, otherwise the legacies will still be subject to death duties.

The last five years of an aristo· ~rat's lif, according to Sir Rich­ard Powell, of the institute of di­rectors, are "a macabre gamble with the tax authorities."

Machine tool makers in Connecticut Exports were about five times impo~

Textile industry in New Engla ~ Competition is principally from Japan and velveteens.

Small industries in the northeas; ·States, including glassware, pottery ·ron manufacturers. The principal oppos~an comes from raw materials rather

Labour app1·oved it with reluct­ance because it i!i against peerages but had no plan of its own for reform of the House of Lords. It acceptecl

· the Tory Bill as the next best thing The Lords approved the measure .

. with more pain than pleasure for

lngs. Appal~lng as the facts -V-IT_A_L_T_R-AD_E_ are, there tis every lndlcd· LONDON <CPl _ The British lion he has only scratched ~ircraft industry has carne.! the surface. Only one ques rnore than £668,000,000 in over tlon remains. That Is whethe; -;~as markets since the end of thr Con·~ress itself wlil l1avc th~ Second World War. sa'.'s the So guts to clean up labor unions cietv rf British Aircraft 1\lanu· In an election. year. facturers.

His health is threatened by the worry, in the opinion of Lord Webb-Johnson, one of Britain's foremost surgeons. He says: "I have had several patients in ar extremely dangerous condition ar hey contemplated the terrifi1 ~enalty which would be the rr suit of their failing to live until the end of the five year&."

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o Programmes L I• N t l C · COOKED BY ERROR r BRISTOL. Eng:anu ,;_.:'J--dd~· ama lne 0 es 00SUffiefS COBOURG, Ont. ICPl- Mrs.'tol Cathedral will have Ute fir:;t Joe Bulger won't be leaving a 1· complete peal of bells in its his· · ' Should Not roast in the oven now unless she tory with installation of bells

From The Daily News Files Of 1924

LAMALINE _ . Mrs. Peter Point Ma•.r on May Dth. Con- wants it cooked. She put one in i rrom Bristol's Temple Church, on a Friday night towait for Sat- 1 bombed out ofuring the Secold ··

Walsh, of 136 New GQwct gratulations are extended to Be 0 p wn urday and went to bed. A short World War. The bells were .do- .

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Street, accompanied by her the proud parents. C me a S circuit in the stove in the middle· nnted by trus\J!es of Ute catb~- 1: (Continued from page 2) three children arrived at Point Two painful accidents oc- VICTORIA <CPl _ The con- ' of the night burned the roast to dral. parts of which date from

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1 7.~<~-The Doh l.~tw~s Show. i.~fit~tlr.d tbe \lt'(1rld Sewa and

\\'raohrr. 7 . .t5- '11l.l. ~l"WI and S!'orta. 8.f11L:\IIJ. Xrws and Wuth•r . 8.1~-~bi•~~,lnil ltt'Iwrl. fl ~·)---1\idt!Jr:; Cornrr. 8.:1'-'--~rtd. :'\t'WI and Weather. S.-ll--~1ornlnt: ~.tcrr)' Go Round. ~P .. ~-Gt'm·rnl rro\ir'IC'ia) Nt\H. fl.tl3--,1us:t• for ~UllionJ. !~.ll-Titt• Doh I.C'wlt Show, fl. i;j--Laura Chilhm.

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lt'l.1.1-(iP!dl.'n ~1ndtmna. t0.:\1\-:'\t'\lo'S 111 a Mmutr. 10.31-S:ar Tlmf'.

I 11.1~·- ::IC'H'I1 for the !\la.olt)', lll.; •. i ... !"pn~~~~ 0( Our lime. lt.tl'J-~L'ws l.n..-a :\1lnulr. 11 nt-T:·\5 T~m(' Fot'a\·tr. 11 :l~~- -lh1nf1Ul' Yvu1· Pr.rlntr.

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1 u;,-.\rt Bilker'• :\'ntcbook, ' ~,.,~ ~f'Ws in a :'-otliuur. ;!_.1\. w:~o1!'a Cookin'. :! t::t-·rhl· Sll.:r~· '1f Jnnr r\rmitJJf. ~ 1~·-· :\ Wnm;m l'tmh·s~u. ~ .~.\--!'1a!.nu. :1.~")- :'\,~\\111 ln a :\1lt,Uif. :1 111-·\\'r ... :t·•·n Jo,mlwr('t. VI 1-f~t·m·r:.l rr<l\'ml·lal !\cw•. .t 1·,i--!bt1rh Port!>'. ~ . .:~~:..:t"'w:~ ln a :mnute. -1 :11- R:'ltH:ll rnrty. :. '• •-·:-\1".,.~ In 11 :\1inutt. 5.01-Tiw G\·rr,\' Wi):;:in., Stoow. '~-~····:"'it'W$ in a !\1inutc ill14 Weather. ti. )~ -Wh~;·.; (110k1n' t= '3-l:ul:l':in Coi\rd. ti.l4~- Xntl••tHl.l :otewa. r..t~·- ~·rort;. !- ~··-7\CW!>. ~.:U·- l~.m. Thratrt. 7.1')-'.t·w~ Jn 0.1 ~1t!llltt". ·;_nJ .. T~lt' R·!'hl to ll<~rrllntn. 7 I'•- I Til :rilt:lint' JICJWfl. 7 .. :-1--\t•\1 !• i:.r.~-:'oit•'.\'=' in a :\tinutt. ~-~·1 -Ttlt' Rr•H frt1111 the Wtott. <ct ..... \rw~ in n :\1Jnuif, g_:; 1- · Th\" Dl'SI fro:n tht Wt.!ol. !I ·:~\- .\twt m a :\1inule. :uiJ-\:fld. So!nr. 0 .3:>-('horrl b\' lhr Sldr of lht Road. ~~ 15·--tlCI!H:Il ~~WI.

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vous IIEDN&SD.\1', MAT 1111,

~:1nw. A.M. ; ,;.00--Sundial. 1 S M-lrronkraol Club. : ll.3~~ncrh .\ntJrnon Sllow. : P.O<'--lt llapprncd Lui Nilht. ~ 9.55--~'e'"' and Wuthtr.

ent ministers of state and lead· May on May 2nd, to spend a curred at Point May on May 9 umer should be offered the · a crisp. I Norma1. Urnes. ers of Church and Educ11:1on. holiday witn her parents, Mr. and 10, Helen, youngest daught- iOOds he wants and not have to Some 60 student teachers, near· and Mrs. Lewis Cuza. Her er of Mrs. Lucy Benteau, fell settle for lower-standard substi­ly all Associates In Arts of the little son, Joseph, suffered a and cut her knee, and the baby lutes, says Miss Isabel Atkinson c.H.E. are enroll'd for the painful accident a few days daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat· of Ottawa, president of the Cana-first half-year. after their arrival by havlni rick J. Stacey was severely dian Association of Consumers.

Principal Whlteway opened his shoulder and collar bone burned. Both chlldren had to "Mr. Eisenhower has asked the the eeremony In an address broken by a kick from a horse. be rushed to the Cottage HOI· people·of the United States to buy which dealt with the historical Mrs. Wa1sh had to return to pita! at Grand Bank for treat· all Ute goods they can, and .at f 11 f education growth ·In the city lmmedlatel~r to have ment. Helen's school chums the recent labor congress In Wm· nc 0 him admitted to the General wish her a speedy recovery. nlpeg Mr. Dlefenbaker s a I d: Newfound~~d In a k acholarly Hospital for treatment. Her and the friends of Mr. and 'Continue to buy,' " she said In manner. er spea e~a were many fr!ends at Point May wish Mrs. Stacey wish their baby a an Interview here. Dr. Burke, Dr. Curts, Dr. the little fellow a speedy re· speedy recovery. "But we must not becof!le Blackall and the Prime Min· covery, l'rtr. and Mrs. Sylvester Flem· pawns to be shoved Into lndls· Isler. At the Nursing Station here ing held a party at their home crlmlna~e buying. The consumer

on May 9 a son was born to on May 14 for their daughter. Is not Just a kind of economic Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell FootP.. Annie, wbo celebrated her 12 u~~t; he Is a human being. Buys Yawl

Built In House BURNABY, N.C. (CPl-A. La·

France has taken his 28·foot yawl from the llvlngroom by removing one end of the house. then cart· lng the boat several miles to water.

Answering an advertisement of­fering a boat for sale, he found It sitting on •bulldlng ways Inside a partly • completed house. H! bought the boat, Installed an aux­Iliary engine and then called a trucking company.

T. S. Berglnson, one of the owners or the property, admitted he had had a hand In building the yawl. but wouldn't give any details as to why It wa~ bullt in· side. 'It's nobody's business," he said.

P.M. !UD-Non aod 'lftlllltr. 17.2G-.Iuke Club. 12.3D-Pop Contort.

1.00--Dohlnd lhe SIOI')', l.l5-0no M•n'o Famtly. 1.30-Sirlke II Rich • !.~Grand CODlral llaUoa. 2.00--Robort Q. Lewis. 2.»--HIIIbllly Matlnot. 3.00--Ebony and J•·ory. 3.0~Sport• Pag:e. 3.11)-~larch of E•·onll. 3.3D-Chrckln' Ia. 4.01)-BIMbaU. B.3o-News. ~.35-Cheekln' ln. 7.3D-Armod Forno 'Dluol. llOO-IIporto Today. ft.l5-Trulh or Conott~utnm. 11.30--Grm.~.-,o Marx. &.~5-l'iowo and Wealhor. 9.M--Po!lro Blollor. 9.3o-Greal Glldrrtlet\'t,

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P.M. 4.:10-Qpra Bnoo, UD-BtwdJ lloodJ, 5.80-llwlot Ttar Partorr, 5.3D-Cblh1rta'• Pr..-ram. I.IIO-Cllamploa. uo-Ntwo,

to the proud parents. birthday. Many happy ret11rn~. To maintain one sound econ-Rev Fath H R Ann! omy the structure from producer

· er ogan and cv. e t f t t t 11 t J. Coffin, accompanied by Hap(l!l birthday also to little b~c~~~u ~~~:e~o:s~~:r~~n~~~. Robert Lambe, Patrick Lund· Phllomena Haley who cele- That Is the consumer should be rigan and Michael Flemnlg, left bratecl her sixth blrtndaJ on offered' the goods he wants and here on May 8 for St. John's May 15. not have to do with lower-stand- ; on a business trip. The Na·la! Commander, Nfld. ard substitutes."

On Mother's Day, Sunday, j SIZE PROBLEM May 11 M . 1 Commanuer E. B. Pearce, C.D. 1 , asses were ce ebrated N 1 d b h One of the bigger ssues the as-In the parish church at Allan '5 R.C. ·• accompan e y t e soclatlon is working on Is stand-Is! nd d t p 1 area officer, Lt. Cdr. W. M. dl 1 of 1 i h'ld • a an a o nt May by Inman, R.C.N., arrived at Lam· ar zat on s zes n c 1 ren s Rev, Father Conroy from St clothing. John's. aline on May 10 for the annual "We're In quite a muddle with

The following motored home inspection. It now. But 'you get a rough Idea from the adjacent settlement During the fine weather of of the heada~hes it Is when you to be with their mothers on the past two weeks anglers have know that what we call a size this occasion: Beatrice Haley returned from fishing holes six comes In nine different sizes Bernice Halev 1\farie :\lad' with smiling faces, meaning across the country. digan and cnri~tlna Fitzpat~ick; that fishing has been excep· . "An~ther Issue the CAC Is d~al· teachers from the Marian High tionally nearly all the anglers mg wtth Is lnstallm.ent selhng School St Lawrence •r of this area have felt the urge used for sales promohon. 1 • · · ., rs. "Some $600,000,000 was spent In ~on:e Tarrant, Andrew Col· and tried their luck during the advertising in Canada last year I

ns from Lawn. Mrs. Roland past twn weeks. some good some bad Indirectly Doyle, Mrs. Maurice Doyle, Jim Haley of St. Lawrenc~ the consu~er pays to; all of this. ' ~fr. Frank Half!r, 1\tercedes Col- h!ld " ... Canadian retail sales in llns .• Mrs. Isaac Etchegery, Levi and his three c ren, Barbara, t9!i7 totalled $12,500,000,000, Now St kl d f Eric and Cathy 1pent the

I'IC an rom St. Lawrence; weekend wltb his father and you see the consumer never has lll~s. Peter J. Lockyer from been so Important." Pomt aux Gaul. sister at Allan's Island. The CAC is treated with con-

~Uss Susan Henebury of Miss Madonna Healey, 'R.N. slderatlon and respect by govern· Point May, who resigned from of the Department of Health ment agencies and manufactur· the teaching profession last and Welfare has been a recent ers-"and more and more w~ year, after spending forty visitor at the Nursing Station are Invited to high • le,·el meet· i years .as a devoted teacher at here. lng~ ~·. h e r e our opinion is: L~malme, left here recently to sought. jom a Marian Pilgrimage Tour Mrs. Maggie King of Lama· ------at llfontreal for Lourdes in line East Is home again after France and other plnces of In· spending the winter months terest in Europe. Her manv with her son, Aaron, at Steplf· friends wish her "bon voyage;, em·ille. and ufe return home. Mrs. Ellen Strickland ha~ a 1·

11 At St. Mary's Anglican so returned home from St. C urch, Sunday, May 11, there Lawrence ·Where me bas been ~as a ta;ge attendance at the spending the winter months Mothers Day" services, which with her son Levi.

waa conducted by Mr. W. T. ' Pillman In the absence of the Austin Bonnell of Lamallne pastor, Rev. J. Coffin. East arrived home May 14, to

A eard party, under the spend his vacation witt his auspices of the Canadian family.

BUSY LEADER SAINT .JOHN, N.B. <CPl I

Mrs. James F. Foster, first woman director on the Atlantic Provinces Economic Council, be­lieves "a woman's place is in the home" but at the same time a woman should take an active in· terest In public affairs. She cares for three school-age children, and is also active in the Red Cross, the I.O.D.E. and the Women's At· lantic Council.

LIP READERS Legion, was held In the Legion Hal! on Saturday night, May loth.

Leo Elliott, of Allan's Island, ST. THOMAS, Ont. (CPl

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Ellen Cantwell and ~fi~s Rose·: plo)·cd r.t the Pioneer Rc~taur· mar)' Phelan are at present! ant, was presented with a travel \itftln& St. John's to writo ! set by the stalf at a party held 'their Regi$tered Nurse exam· ~ on Saturday evening at the res·

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I.Yr. and Mrs. r. J. Phelan. 91 from her work to lcll.l'c hen I 'Springdelt Street. shortly to take up restdence m • :he United States. VISITING l\IONTRE.\L

! Miss Maureen Murphy, daugll· PLAY TONIGHT •ter of ~fr. and Mr>. Joseph The St. John's Theatre Arts; 1Murphy. 142 lllilitary Road. who, will pre•cnt their .~lay, ."The received her ;ecretarial diploma La~e Edwi.na .Black ~t Bishop

·last week. at Mount St. Bernard ~'etid Audltoflum tomght. Du~· ; Colleae, Antigonish, N .s., i~ ing the past few weeks th1s ; 1pending a two week vacation play has drawn cro':l'ded halls 1at Montreal While there she Is m the several places 1t ha~ been the fUCSt of :lliss Margaret played. The, fo~r peop~e m the

'.: .fisher, 1 class mate at !llount ct->t. Pnul 0 Nell, Glen~s Moore. I St. Bernard's. l ~tarilyn Stone ami Do~ St~ne, · i are wl'll known for thetr actmg, !.ENGAGEMENT 'and the play tonight promises I Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ralph \'incent to be txrellent. :of 23 Howe ·Place recently an· i.JIOUDced the engagement of FAREWELL PARTY I their daughter. Carol, to Larry. A group of friends of l\lr;, , Ht.)·den, son of ~lr. and ~trs. Charles Lush met with her on 1 T. Ha~·den of 333 Lorin~ Road. the cl'cning of May 15th to do , . Lon& bland. !'\ew Yl•rk. · hrr honour and bid her God .

>peed brlorr hrr drparturc fnr \ . ARJUH:D 10.\Tt:RD.\ \' l.achinr. Qurbr,c. A present~· i

Mb~ nrol rtark. who o·nm· lion ll'a.' maclc and som" ri~hl~· 1.

, pitted hrr .•crond .'r~a· rn· nanh'S wcrr appcndrd to thr .;;in~erinJ: at Madia Uni~rr~it)·, scr••ll. which <<'companied a!

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, -· estahli~h their new hom~ on the: . \'ISITING 1 m~inland. :\lr,. Ruggles was·

Mrs. Mildred Anoort and her , also gil·en a farewell gift at. 3ol\ Paul, arrived from Toronto. the party and both Mrs. ~ush I to 1pend 1 months vacation • and )In Ruggles spoke briefly with her sister Mrs. Hunter in toppreciation of the gifts.

Oi\KLANO. Califumi;~-Qmulruplrts horn April IIi. to Dr. and l\Jrs. H. Dean Ho~kins, Piedmont, California, )Jose for picture at an East Bay Hn~' jlital. Left to right:- Senior Nurse .Judi Lind­man weighs Sarah. 6 pounds, ii ounces: R.N. Lois Hitchcock holds Paul, 6 pounds, 3 ounces; R.N. Norene 1\lonroe hqlds Katherine, 5 pounds, 12 ounces, and Nurses' Aide Irene l\lastin holds Mar· garet, 5 p01mds, 3 ounces. The quads had a combined birth weight of 18 pounds, 612 ounces.

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SHOWER ~li;s Laura Ryan, who has B t u ---------------------A sho1rer "'"' hrlrl ~lt•ll(l~.'· brPn attrnrlin~ St. Francis! e ween S :

!Uiht at the home ~~ ~lis:, Alire Xa,·irr \ 'niHr~lt~· arri1·ed home i Kilfo''· ~lount Pearl Park lnr la't Tlmr;day to spend the w / MiH • Jean LeDrew b)' her ro· <~amn>•r with hrr parents, Mr. 0 men \l'orker' ;,t the Lc'lldnn ;-;ew ~11d ~lr> .. J. A. R:·an, 14 .\lc·

·' York and Pari;, The brad•·lo·hr nnu~~ll .:-trrrt. Rl!1'11 MILLETT / recw·ed man~ ln,·rl.' ~ift •. A card game and huflet ;uppP1' R0\\'1.1:'\1; Jli:S:SER 'HOlliE' IS THI!IiGS A FA:\tlL\' 1

was enJn)·~d by all th€ ~irb The Hlt:h Fliers Ladies Bowl· • LOVES, NOT srnEBOOK I who attended. .mg League will hold their an· I IDEAS

' nual dinner partr this evening "Let the whole house proclaim ' EDITOR'S NOTE: The Family Council consiltl tf a . IUMBLE SALE I at the Old Colony Club. Mem·: your indil'idualily," one of the judge, 1 psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor a I

A Jumble Sale will be held. hers of this lellgue attended: magaz~nes 1111 home decoralin~ women's editor and two writers. t:ach article is a Sllmmary ol · at Curtis Academy tonight at the dominion bowling tourna·: urges 1 ~ 5 reudt•rs. . an aclual case bislory. The Council reporta on problema tha& 7 p.m. A ladies committee. mrnt recently and one u~ ~he 1 Amencan.womt.'l~ r;an t u~. tu.l.d meetini will be held atterwards lad~· bowlers, ~Irs. Lllltan thut too olttn, lm ,1 lol of Papa, have been dealt willa by respou~lble a~··ncies and counselors. ~nd .,n ladle$ at the school arc Vatcher placed third in the hard·~arned. ca~h loduy 1 ~ gmng SA:\ !lilA 1\.-Tht•y shouldn't, ing who·n that happened, bnt . k d to make plans lor the .ingle~ during this tournament. mto expenstl'e ranch·styh·. luause~ laugh at Ill)' romancl'. 1 Sandr;; llrw into a real l<:mpcr ~1aJ~ Buaar. -- 'that 'omehl 11>\l' ~ntl up Jooktdn~ 1

11kt•. ~IHS. R. K.-!:lhe drire~ "l'rry-: lmltrum and insulted her uncle.

IODF. a ~enes o urmtuer store lsp a)' one nuts. ; She rofuses to apoloJ!ile, ancl: R \ . k h rooms. • 0 0 :HOME l'ROM FJ.O JO, Thi~ 11-rrk. EmpiH wre , t r And All hrc·Husr ~tam~ is , 0 my hrnlhrr i.·re ally hurl I hat.

~r<. ,Jam~> ~lcLau~hlin and t'arihou l'haptrr of thr Imperial nlraicl nf hrin~ her,elf. \l'h<'n :;h.• SA:XIJHA 1\. ·· l ;·,m a drl nf •he ~houlrl hr so lrrsh. h~r Pi~trr. ~li·s ~lina \l'or~lr)· OrMr nf thr nau~htrrs nf the slarls fnrnishin~ R 11r" homr ,1,,, lf:i Hncl l am 1·rr)· murh 111 '"'f.: • • • 'rfi\'~d back in lh~ rity on IO:mpirr. wh•1 harr ah•tad~· plRI'· 1'1111' o'II'OIIIIrl a-kin~ fm· Jrlr~' with ~· hiJ,I' " liitiP olrJor. \\'~ TIH~ rot:-.:cJL: - l'rrhaps Sunda~· ~Iter !ptndill~ th~ 11'111· rrl a phiJtn;:r;~ph n( Hrr ~l;,j~~IS an~ rolnl' ~··hrmr~. i11 , 1 r,~ nf ha\'t' hr•n d:JIIII~ Hra!lils lor ',qntorla) <omron~ will llll'rlll a· ttr in Florida. Thr) <•rP r•ti>· ·I he l~uee11 i11 24 city ~chool~. tlPI'nali"~ Iori' h~mP arnnnrl hrr <PIW;tl Jnontl~; now. : fooltwonf formula for hanrllin;: tered at the Newfoundland. will hP plarm~ ~ further nme fl"ll ~"~ lw famll,\·, •rlP~< ~url I'm •1n1 m. a lot of t•rn·. lrPna~0 1'< in l~l'e, but until then Hotel. I in the following school~: · int~rP•I~ ~nrl p~r.•nnal prof~•·•n· a£er•. I rlfln't 1,1~ ~huu.t mar·! families mn~t just play Jt by;

i Bishop Spencer Colleg~ pre· . ces-anci thP fumily·s hcritase mge beraus~ I know ltn too 1

eilr.. . i ON HOLIDAY sented b~· :\Irs. M. C. Rtdeol}t 'from the past. , · 1 ~·oung. I don t plan to get mar· Gtrls anrl boys hke Sa.nrlra

)1rs. W. .1 Peter:.. F.ona· a111l :<Irs. D. Coughlan. I These timid souls get rid of\ ried until I'm tot least 18 and 1 ~ppear to want to be teased-~ veiltur! .and her dau~:hter. Con,·•11t of 'lrrry by Mrs. A. , 0apn's cnsy chnir and repine~, maybe not then. Just the same,! JUst enough.· They want their 'frs. Rex Andrew!. are at pr~;. Dwyrr :~n~ ''r• .. A. Manrierson: it wilh nn,. 111~1 i' 11roil!hrr rom.' I'm truly in lol'c now and think· roman~es to have publicity and I ent spending a holiday on the Rnm:1n l'allwlir ~rhool. Qltldl fnrlahlr nnl in\ilin~--ju~t hr. i ~hi1ulrln't be made a fool of rccogmLton from adults. They ~lainland. \'1rli h)· 'lr' F. C. ralmer And rnu<o liH'.I' na·• :tfl':tirl tn try to hrcau>e nf it. ·don't really expect ~ be taken

"r•. ~. Elton. "wcll'k in" thr u<rrl Hnrl well· :'II?· whl!lr family, inl'luding ·'eriously because they have a, BABX D:\XCE ~l~r.'· QuPPII of thr \\'orl~ h)' lol'rd 1 hi~c< th<')' h<il'e with lhir my unrl<•< mul aunts, >erm to sneaking suspicion they aren't

The St. ~hcharl'< A\']',\ ~rr ~lr.<: G. Rlls~cll ami :\lr~. W. H. nrw piP<'I''· 1hink it's n•ry. 1'<'1')' flll111)', They serious lhcmscl\'es.

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You .end Radiations arc not

p favorable as balance of bul ootbing serious is de­We can save much UD•

I bappi1~ss if we'll remember to intolerant toward ourselves tolerant Inward othen. Re·

Ja:ion~ are likdy to he ~me• · what at4!incd for tbc moment.

... The premiere perform• ance of the orera, I Pagliacci, took place on May ~I, 1892. It was the m>sterpie~ q( )l.uJilie.ro l.eoi!Ca\ .;!lo,

-Fufure ... uouu'e~,llf.;.. 2t the polh wit) fa<:l, by the 1960 will be 31,4 mi!lion

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Th,e Day Under Your Sign

ARIES (Bot;• Morth 21 lo /,Fril20) -UBRA (Sepl.ll•oO<t.·,· l'm.::.we~ t:ak\· ~n "~t:zrn, ~Ailb Lctt:r \o~ ~tl;,,d,~ ~ ;.' ! t! 1 '~ 1h.au asu~l llrolil dt!)l)1ed. ro'.l>'c r.t:.: :.:-. )Oo.~ c:~~~ .

TAURUS (A~,;t 71 to May lOL SCORP:O IOet.ll!o ~ri~~1 itr;~t:1!~~:P? nnd JQU'U • S'1C• r~!:t:~~:·~~·~,'.!!~:-:;;r.:.;:!i;:::

GEMINI 1Moy.21 to June 211 .. ~'.Uki r.n:• !1~· ,•f : uu let )"\lr •r:·•!Jt;Qft $htrw tt;J C:•)-WG:t..:~,

C-'<NCER I Jun• 22 lo July 22) \o~l n·•" i: .H" to, ': l o.:1 IHC.::~ ~elp. l'l1f.Oc·<: rt•iU"~t ... ~~tf•J!;,..

LCO (July 2l!o Auq. 2lj , , IJ·o r ·'•',"; •!~'~.:•···:· . ..,, ' ,..voMJ r.=.r..r:t• l,..l. ICtl• :II~~ :U•YJt:•~ {'A~"'~

VI~GO ( A·Jq, ll. lo S•pl. Z21 a:••:•. ·;r.~·· r:.od ua.:~.utt, bt1

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DOS'T CALL CIIJI.l) TATTLER • erty. FOR RF.PORTI:'\G ; It's pr<'lty u· ... •m;;;~~~:.

SQl':\ll!l~.t:s ' If we arr : . .,rH! n·; . by ~IRS. i\ll'RIEL LA\\'REl\'CE appeals to l'n:'~:e :t;::

1 If ~·our neighbor claims a slice . rights. then rho·y ;!:~;:: . · of I'Olll' hack lot. you will first, cd to defend tt:••m .. ·. : pt·oirst to him . If you tht•n <lis- <hould ;lop ;::-.: · co1·er him pulti~g 111> the ra~p· live iu a l•···'·ahir!r.: berry hu~hes ymt'l'e planted, you permit llwm to ht~i,e ·

·will lai<P him to court-and a~!; old Wl'>IP111 p1rnw; •i " jud~~ to rt•qun~ him lo rt.•:-.rwtt Ct.'d th•.'ir !•:"•<·• !'"::· ~·:b your propert~· ri~ilts. H•l''t'!' ht·• ;i:•,r· ·=~~f

Yull wun't Ll'y to l'l'<.'O\'fll' tht>m m1y jml;.:t· .. 11:· U••:r.~ ynursdf. Jo'ur )'Oll ~l'l· a mem· •lo it lur JIJ,.,,. h,.r nf tl l'i1.ili1.Pd tnmmimit~·. • BtU p~u·cn:, \L(J 2~€ \ ou know you'n• not pPrmitlt>tllu ehildn·n·, :;:·: .. :'~ l:t ·

take law f'nforccmem into ~·mn· · lhl' \'PJ'Y on ..... ·.1fr. ~~~ · own han<i~ h~· hittin~ your nd:1h h~· old w~ ... :('r:, ~ ~·"!:~ lmr unlii hr lrl• :n nl )·our lot. 1\'hrn .\laril~" · .• ~.c.

l·:,·rr,vhoc\,1' will ~pprm r ur ;·o11 hrr own l:;;,;c!, ,.,,~

1:1\''·:thirlin~: l'pprr\i In lh,. c·nm·t.. rr,·w "r lwr r• .. :1 •

;mtlutrit~· • h~ tun in: hrr : ···: Rlll whrn i·\'l'~!'·nlf! \1;.~rih'l1 :-,(-1\' ~n:ril·· .. i r--· :'L'

rnt,lfl~ nJ.-;hinz: j, uo;; In 4·nmpl~in n,jp1ly .diri 1n • ~ :•"'''.

th~l hrr liltlr hrolhrr ha' 1'1111 n~r rlRrr 1111 hr ::1•:·: ~Wrt\' with hrr tin\1 h11~::~· hlan~rt ~n thr ~~~n.~;l·r :',~~

. WI? ~all hrr R "t;"J.t!l(ltal,•." \\'p in a ::::n('l1 ri,(~· lnrr.·, .. ; ~ay imp<ltlicntly. "\\'h~· ar~ you, f'd pionrrr.< ,·n:,:.'i.l , .· alwa~·s tellinb on ~·onr hot!~rr~ rc(U!'£1 }l!m r"rlr~~~ f~~ . Don't you kow that nobod)' likes' and r~fu>e to ,:·~.,. tattl~rs? '' i d1·r•s them h'~:<c:f.

\Ye show cli~apnro,.al of thr: I'll toll ~·,·: R ·~~(. chilrl who Ji:;e the lnw-nhirlim: • that th~ P;>: rr•, ri ·

: ~rlu!t l~ltlin~ ~n hi< nri~hhor t~ :ak< don'1 . , ...... :the ,itHl,~C'. npnral.~ to 0!11' (l!ln10t'· '·'· •·o:::s ;~;·,, I'"'" "·d ~ I--

AMERICAN h~lding a bat'll !lance 1n Si. !'rai1P. Thr)' hidl' Hll'a)'s in huilt·ill.< call m ho)· fncnd "knobby, In the b<:.ck of their minds ~lichlll!l'5 Hall. Ca.;ry Stn·rt. nn · f'hurrh of F.n~laml Rn,1·~ all ·'"~ thi11·:, that would makr! Knees'' and "Baby Long Legs:'

1 they know t~ey are experiment·

Monda~·. ~Ia)· 26th. Ttcket• 111'1)' Orph~n<·~· h)· \lr<. \!. AFh Rncl .lumnr s l;'l~>ll JhstJnc·il)' h•,' own.1

He is a track star at our school,·mg wtlh .thmr own Iechngs and. r- ~·.

'•'.';'" be secur@rl b)' calling mrmber:. \II·•. R. R. ~lar<;i!Jh·ra)'. \'.'hllc stnnng to make 1t look. and there's nulhing wrong with dramatmng to ~ee how it: . of the Association. rhurrh of En~land Girl's like ~ pi~~urc of a "boy's" ro~m his legs. 1 ,,m so miserable at I sounds. . . ! You will he prot I~ of thi~ ru~ I

nrphana~r by !llrs. A. B. Mor· 1 a:; l'l!al~hazed b~· some magazme home becnuse of this. Oppo<ahon to. the romance .. th~l is appropriatp for hedroom, · , . , , • · S<11l and Mrs. c. King. , or furmtur .store. . • • • 1 oftcT.l ex~ressed m the fo~m of lirin~ room, bathroom. II is ef·

LEFT FOR NEW l: ORK 1 St. ~liehael's Orphanage, Bel· ' What the) forget 1 ~. tl~at all It MRS. R. K.-Sandra's ro·: teasmg, ts gmt for the m11l. Jr: fectil'e crocheted in four strands Mr. and Mrs. John Puddester, · vedcre, by Mrs. N. MacLellan lakes . to mak~ .lumor .5 room manees really drives el'en••ne 1 adds ano~her dramatic dimen· 1 ol string or rug cotton.

who were married on Monday and Mrs. D. Decker. 1 ioo~ hke a b~~· 5 room IS to. let in the family nuts. We wouldn't >ion to feelings that arc often I Pattern i370: cr(X·hrt clirec·. at Wesley United Church. left St. Joseph's, Littledale. by · Jumor h~l'e ht.~ pr?udcs possess- pay any attention to them if she waning Pl'en while the moon· tion~ for ~~·inch rug in string, or' here by T.C.A. yesterday morn·, 7>Irs. C. W. Reid and lllrs. F. C.,lons out 10 plaun sight. I wasn't co11!;lmatly calling every·· struck lo\·cr is sighing onr her, ~;;·in .h in rug coli on . In& to &pend their honeymoon Whelan. T~te~· 1 ~";~ out th<• ~ld .ro; lht: 1 out's atlt·nlion to h~rst•ll and' pictun·. Ignore the .,ighs and. .. ... , . .. .. in New York. 1 St. BridP's College, LittiPdillf', nell· lnslt ,ad of hlendmg . lhl , her buy friend. ~ lht'Y au••·ome a mmm, a l:.menla· .S••ml . TIIIR I\ ·t 1\ l·: < ES Is

-- • bv Mrs. H. V. HantiPII and Mrs. tml: lol(t•lh~r Ill a way thai gl\t's I lll'l' l'UIWnt hu\' fri~nd got I tiun. \'uuuurnl on lht• sa~h· ancl 111' ''" 111s' lui' th" l•t•ll~a·u .. ••JVED MONDA'' ' p' B 'I' th~u· honws a IJI'I'Slonal. W!trtn, 1 . k 1 · 1 1 1 rt·~t·n·c a oh~wer 1 1 • hu•~ in rr. • ,J:nu(" t·annul b~ alTepl<'<i • to ....... • • I • • owt~I'S, I r .· Ill . •. I' I 't l '' ~ 'I ll!!i Jilt' lliiiH~ IL'I,,'~tU::.t: 21 It \t"JI , M •• :. • • • • ' ' ' •

.Mrs. Gordon Warren, prpsi·1 'l'hi• prujrl'l has m~t with M 11~ 11~ .• ~· 11 ~ ·~I• 1 llluu-. 111 ~ 1,,c(lar~ ,,, tum in hi:s tr(>Ck/lllru. st. JoU;o.;s ll.\11.\ ~~·"~:

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dent, and Mr~. George A~h. SPC· 'gr~at clealof Puthu.o;iu:sm :tml lu: 11 ~; ~ r~~~:1...1 ·iuu 0 111 . uutt 1t 111 lruut ul h<r ~L the 1 In ::.andr~·, c~><·. 11,. thiuk th•· 11.~"'"h~t~ .:~rl•, ,'lt·pl. .~~ t IW.~ ~ retary of the. Ladles auxilia.r~·~ dHt~ Lhe !'lwptcr hHs tlot~al~l~ :la 1 mu:,'y "s11;.1t ~,:, 111~,,11 1, 11:~ ftf~~:

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. tuhk. She t;:•yt saywg, "bu't h~ ,·Ia mil: .uut.hl lu Ia), ull "Kuot.Ly ~:;;, 1 · :,11 ~·i~~):. N~~~~~.N!:~UR~'i~~: of the Canr.<han .I.eglon, arn~· photogr~phs of Her MuJ~St). tu ·· tllat lh~ home coulll l>rlong lu lutrtlhuiuhl'l' . '"'"" · ~L llu• lu111. 11111 ........ ,. •. t'.~Tn:KN Nlt~!III·:K. ed back In the ctty ]ly thp e~>· sl'ltool& 10 ami around I lito t'lly. ANYilOIW. Su 011c ut h~r unci~' finally/ hlll>l l>c tuld au 11\1 Ulll'CI'Ialtl,

press on Monda)' after att~nd·: . ! >alai, "\\'t•lt, 1 thtuk his knets t~rms that ~he 1s cx1Jct•tcd tu! Seual 'fWENT\'·Fl\'E CENTS~ ini meetings of lhP J,adics , TO ATrt:Nn ('ONVENTION Scutian Hotel, ~l~y :n~t·Juu~ 1 ~r~ kiud uf knobby-besides. treat her uncle .::.ud ~1tlwr mern-1 mort•, for a copyy of our t\lire i'

~uxiliary or the Legion ut Cur· i. ,\!iss Marjot·ie Bull, Hegeul of, 4th .. \lnl'P limn 30!1 dclegalt·s: his legs are tuo long for his hers nf her family wath respect,/ Br~oks Needlccr:aft rat~logu~. n~r Bronk. 1 the Cnribou ChRpter, Imperial :will attend the mcrting which baby face." el'en when they hurt her feel· Two complete patterns nrc prin·l

-- 1 Order of the Daughters of the 'will br presided Ol'er hy Mrs. we all had to hu~t out laugh· ings. Her mother might remind ted ri;:ht in the book - plu~ a. ON JllSINliSS ~~mpirr i~ IP~,·in~ nn the 26th' A. 1\. RirhHd:.ou .. \tr•. c;. Rll'· l1Pr th~t her Jerlin~s alwmt a l'ari~l)' nl rlr~igns th~t ynu ~<ill\

Mr. Geor@e MarJin ~f th~: of Ma~·. for H~lila\ wher~ !he! ·~ll ~uri Mr~. 1". J. Edw•rcl~.! boy are ~ personal maltPr ao1l want '" ortl~r· ~rnrhrt, knit· I Standard :Manufactunng Com· 11111 rPpre~ent tho rharter at ; membrr~ of I he ~xPntlh•p ol th•1 if ~he doe~n'l waul a public lin~. omhrniMI'.I', hurk "·~al'ir.~.! THJ:: TFMrTII'iG RDne~nnro nl tbi• .~ ... ~ 1 ,~ •••'' pany t& at pre~ent l1SIIlng Cor· tho !ilt~··•i!=ht annual meeting,, Can bon Chapter will aJ.;o b~ I ~pin ton on them ~he >houldn't quilt.•. 1'l•·~. ~nit~. 11~ rl'~l ,lmplirlt~. inlfl'~~trnt• ~,. 1,,., h•~ina ~er Brook on buMnm. '·which~~ heing hrlrl a1 the.Nol'l :attendmg. ad,·erllse them to th~ world. ---- , .

144UUCC¥4h004hii0Uh iE!\S\' ~WEJ:ll~H AT'PI.E I:'AKE'

R~moves Stubborn Stains!

Mukes porcelain glow!

Daily Recipe ~:i:ht •'.11111•-rl Manners i HA5 llll AJIO:'If\TJf OEI,ffM"l

JIY ljAY~OR \f,,O[IOX rup pror ·~ rnr. , Herr'f :m unU!!o11R!Iy rnsY to ,,~lir ;,,rt,·r·. ~

M k jmak• and in•rrc,~h r rlr»ro·t juicr. I r•rk~:~ ORA~GE ALA~K.\ a e ·with a famih· hislon·. ft's S••·c·. ;:'clalin. I rull . Iff.

fi I bops. cornstarch ·1' dish apple c·ake. and our friend \1 hipped. R l~dy fl~ I · - ReJII'I"

cup sugar Fr,·ends I Ruth Lund;;ren reports she in· Draltl pr~r>. . ia t4 ti;p. salt 1 herited it from her mother. pear syrup aod sur 1 "' cups water s~·edlsh Apple Cake bitters and Jrmon 2 eggs separated . Two cups applesauce. 2 cups soh·e One tthird cup fresh lemon "1""0"' ..... , .... zwieback crumbs. 4 tablrspoops cup hot wat~r.

WELCOME WAGON juice . -- hnll•r, frw rtrnr• lemon juirr, I lurr ~nrl rhlll .... m, .m m! If a fnend nel!lecls to pa~· you I:Jhlr<pn•u1 Rrorn"tir· hlttrr~. ; \\'h1p r1 r~t11 M\"

HOSTESS ~ large ot•anges, scooped out 'a small ammml. of tnn~ry h• ~trll hntlrr in ,kitlr·t. erlrl ,;r. , tin. l'mn· '"'0 "rt , ~hx corn;;tarrh, sugar, 'salt in' 0"·rs )'O\t anrl )'Oil know lt l< h•- IPrl nri•h;wk crnmh• Rll•l ,11r on' Rnrl rMofull~- IP~:~.

Will Knock on Your Doo1 sauc~pan .. Add waiPr gradually ; cau~~ h~ .~a• forgollrl1, .1,t 15 ; til nirrl)' hrm•·n f,nllr•· h~l<i1•~ eln11: ,.rte ~~ 1" F

with Gifts and Greetings: ~l1rnng unltl smooth. Cook onr i qu•te all n~ht to m•nl 1on h. , rh•h well. ~tir lemon iuir·p nnri .<mRll enrl rla~")l:ll f , dl . f medium hPat . unit I it hPgins to f ~ny honr~l prr>nn would r~l : hillrr< ; n 1 o al'plr,:aH<'r. ,\r • h.rl·.n·o" 1'""':~ ''· rom Frten y Bustness I t hlcken. Conhnue to cook aboutt hra hr rrmmMd or a ~rhl thnn . r~nte rl'llmh< ~nd ~Prlr>~'wr 111 1 1 nmDin :>nrl r -..--"

Neighbours and Your ;, minuiPs, ~tirrin~ ronstantl)'. 1 f~ll In pn~· tl herause tt .<lipped

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altrrn~tin~ la,·rr<. hni<hm~ "'llh 1 -·- - .. £~· 11!1 Civic and Social Stir a hill• hot mb<ture into i hi~ ~~~rL ____ .. __ _ _ _ _ rrumh•. Rak~ in mndmlr nron, ~~ ~~ n~t ,

he Ill p n ·~t )'Oik:<, rrll~rn to' . - - ·~~~ rlrcr··~ F.l ~r,.~; tnonulr< : lo:ITrHJo '" ;· ,: rcr Welfare. Lecders saucrpnn anrl rook ~ .mmules., Spoon ru~!arrl mlo •rooprr! nut I rool hrforr nnnanlr!in;: and srtTr ··•f•r"."" 1•~;"1~:,,td~

On the o~casron oft !lrmnw from hrnl. •tn· m lemon, oran~P.<. Tor .. Pal'h orange with l1 with whirrrrl nrHnL . : '"' 1\llrl>'",,"h-1 ~!I The Birth of a Baby Jlllrr and hnttrr. . Heat r~;: 1 rol~aam1n~ stulfl~· heatrn t't~, 1\l<n aromRiic anrl r•tualh· om .• W'il hr r•t>!_;"~' ,,,

I 1 I \\'hllfs 1111111 <taff. llmrlr 111 h~li.l whalrs. flo·own m 400 rlr•grec 1 prrs<il'e is this molnrd pear dr~· ·a Ia.c "'-' .r! ;!.i-~·

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AVAILABLE IN B:ULK AND EASY TO SERVE HOSTESS BRICKS

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li-AAY UNIT ® AND I.C.G

Fourteenth Annu~ I mtet the Newfoundland Tuber A!.!ociation was held a·

~nit11riu:m on ~Ionrlay, ~Ia) ll'hen reports for tht 1\'ork were gi \'en. officers o[ the Assodr,

- His Honour Th; Governor The Hon

C1111pbell MacPherson

ijQCJII-.Iilmt:s A. Ewin;!. >rn:sroe~l!s--u. R. Brook

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Dr. J. :lie Dr. R. E. Bennett, T. :1! Dr. G A Frecker. \\'. F Dr. T. A. Knowling, R

J. G. Lynch, li. D Dr L. A. ~Iiller

O'Drisco!L ~C.IL\. O.B.E., K.S.G .. Dr C. A Pippy Secreta-ry-\\' a lte:

of Rehabilitation­G. House.

Audilors-Read & Leith;

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ort Of Fourteenth Annual Meeting undla.nd Tuberculosis Association

l dents on shore. Health posters well as the R.C.A.F. at Froblsh·! were put up in er.ch community er BfiY, are to be highly tom·

I pri~r to the "Christmas Seal's" mended for their splendid co· i

by ED LAC'( ... ;: amval, and the pamphlet operation in the Seal Sale. 1

"After 'l'he X·ray What?'• given I Their contributions were most ! to each person who came generous and reached a grand : aboard to be X·rayed. total of $1,152.66. which is an

Many thousands of pamphlets increase of $110,00 over last ......,.,u._ _.,.,..,.;~. ;. were also distributed during year's record donation. .. · · 1: the Survey of St. Joh~'.s In· In addition to Seal Sale Re· XXII 1 corny black and glod toreaCI.o ,

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IUIIN PININIULA

Oct '· •

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TUBERCULOSIS PROGRAMME

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ll.UY IUS Q AND I.C.O.

M.Y. e CHittiTMAS SIAL

dustry, lltlld large quantities of truns the Association received 1 DIALED Mary's office. Soon· pants tn~. 1 ' ·. '

poilera were put up i~ the bus· the following grant from the 1 as Mary got on the phone she i legs, and an interesting 1ued! '

inesa areas of the c1ty: Talks Provincial Government:. De· I aske1, "Where have you been •1

. iJeach jacket. opened the .!eo~. 1·

on Tuberculosis were g1ven to partment of Health, $2,500.00; all a;,r·rnoon I•1e called the 1 lolioll'ell llcl' lulu Ill~ li. :· teachers attending Summer Department of WeUare (Grant house at least half a <1o1.en! ing room and those long le~ ,I School .and to ~tudent te~chers for Rehabilitation), $15,000.00. times." I sure to~k big steps. 'l'here W< ·:1 at the University, and kiB of The 1957 Seal Sale was the "It'~ m .•. day o!f so what :lilf 1 a pigskin overnigbter covere< · health literature disributed. biggest volunteer effort yet un· does i~ make to you it I'm with plane stickers ag,a1,u, :·'.

A· highlight of the assoc:ia- dertaken by the Association. checking, sleeping, t~king m a one wail. Mrs. 'owens cam~ il .; tion's 1957 Health Education One hundred new Seal Sale movie, or watchin~ pug; in a from the kitchen, urymg be.!:. pro~amme was the. Teachers' Committees were formed out· gymn'" I asked. hands on her apron. "Mr. \~Ht I· Institute held at Sprmgdale on side St. John's; bringing the "It would be just too bad if tino, 1 hope we didn't put yt1. , . September 14. Local arrange- total for the Province to 465 .. you spent a few minutes of the I to no trouble IJy ... What·~!' ments for the event were taken'\ Including committee members I afternoon seeing Uncle Frank. I pened to your face?" . ·-care of. by the Lions Club and and collectors these represented ! suppose you were too busy for "Bruised it h~rsmg around." the Jub1l~e Guild of that town. ·a voluntary working force of ·that." "Put a bot· p1ece o! raw po Sevent~··flve persons attended, some 3,000 persons. All supplies, I "I'll see him tomorrow." tato on it boon as you get home.'. sixty of whom w~re teachers including suitable publicity ma· i "Ho more stalling. I'm glad This is my daughter Su~n. \ who. ~a me from eighteen com· terial and suggestions for run·' you called. Dave,· I have· to Came in from South AmeticiD':. mumtles bet~een ~ipper's Har·1 ning the ~ampaign were sent to' type up the minutes of a big hy plane this morning." :· bou.r and Triton. So keen was every cha1rman. Each commit- ;:ales conferen~c. 1 won't be "l recogmzed her from the · their trllvelled several hours! tee organized 8 house·to·house home till nine." picture on the piano,'' I said po· ·: br boat a~d car to Springdale.! canvass for the distribution of: ''I'll marmge. ~lean ~nu gel lltely. . · .

· Tne meeting brought members :Seals, and made contact with sh1ck on your jub. torr!" "I hope not," su~an salt!. 1'1 ·.

ol t~e medical a~d nurs.ing pro· II professionlll ami busine;s peo· , Indeed I dn." llary said in an luuk~cl like a freshly. &Ui'~ld ,' f~ss1ons, the Ju~1lee Guilds and pie to solicit Bond contribu·. ovenwect voice. "But 1 get time yokel when that thm& ·~:u:'·. L1ons Clu~ chmm~n of _Local[ tions. The support of the clergy 'and a hal! for it and S2 for sup· taken." ·. · : ( fuberculosls Committees. m tse 1 was sought. and their ready en· ! per money." ·'"IS. 0\\'r::-iS rubbed .. ~:r '' area, the Ma~or of Sprmgd~le ! dorsement of the Campaign, ; She hung up and I counted hands on her apron llli&ID •• I ,: and the Magistrate. At.t:nd~ng and their appeals to their con- my change. All th!• fares and i thoul!nt ... >OU see, Mr .. W~· •,. ais~ were two Reh;;.blhtahon 'gregations, quickened the peo· phoning lett me with 70 cents. I tino-" · , : Ofucers fro~ the Department pie's response. , 1 could gu up to the station and "Y<IU luok like a dall(enall . ol el;l~ll~, !Ills~ Olga Anderson, r'or the six weeks of the seal . maybe borrow a buck, &long! john to me, \\'intino," Susan' cut .: Nutrltiomst With the Depart· Sale the fullest cooperation was 'with a lot of ribbing. in, her voice Uat and hard, 1 ment, and the Executive ~ecre- received from Press, Radio and i I walked six blocks to the "but you're a detective and ~o t tary and Healh Educationist Televison. The Dally News, I crosstown bus and rode over to was l'op. And Ma has co~d· : from. the Ne~(o~ndland Tuber· Evening Telegram, sunday Her· the Bronx, then up Third Al'e. ence in you. There's somethlllll;j culos1s Association. Th.e ~ro· aid, Newfoundland Weekly,, and walked to the Owens house. fishy allout a. pmch·penny lJ!tt ·r, grall'l:~e covered .. Samtat1on, Western Star and the Grand I A tall young woman wearing AI Wales havmg a bankroll on l

Nutr1t1o~. Rehabilitation and Falls Advertiser not only gave him •. , and then what .· ~e 1, Commumty Wel£are. generous coverage to ail re· i ~ook·up to all parts of the Prov· found today. I'm going to· be )

At the close of ~he Meeting teases submitted by the As· I· mce. . frank with you, becauset' Ma', the group Was inv1ted aboard sociation but carried severat 1 On the openmg day of ~he thinks you'll understand." , the, M.V. "ChristJiljlJ S~al" to editorial~ on the Tuberculosis: Seal Sal~ full p~gc advert1s_e· "It's like this. we don't'want'l hale lunch before ~aking the problem. and in other ways put i m~nt~ w~r.r. ca~n:~ m the St. to do anythmg shad~, ?r that 1 rt>turn tnp to the1r home1. tht'ir full weight behind the · :lohn s Dall~ l'iev.s anri Even· might binder you m fmdmg the l While aboard each delegate re- Cr.mpaign. Radio Stations CBN, img Telegram. The ca~t . wa.s killers. At the same time foJlr'~ ce!Ved a chest X·ray. One of the c.JON, VOC\1, CBX, CBY,: borne b~:. ~1xty of the C&pltal s grand im't dllything to toss.: teachers Wllo5 found to have CBT and CBG as well as the: !eadmg urm5, whose generosuy awa~· and Hit turns out we· ean ' T~berculosis ,a~d was later ad-~ Gerald s. Doyle News Bulletin; IS deeply apprCC!ated. keep the dough, I don't want it : mJt.ted to the \\est Coast Sana· and Harvey's News Bulletin! Th~ large Department Stores tied up as ev1dence for the next i tonum for treatment. We are' carried spot announcements :on ·" a~cr Street w~re .once hundred years." · happy o repor tha she made . many times daily and broad· , agam \ ery. generous m gmng "What four-" I be&an. :' an excellent recnvery and ex· i cast talks and disc~ssions on , valuable W'l_Jdow space for dis· "Hold still for a hot second," ' pects to return to work next 'TB and the work of Christmas:.·· pla~;~ featur1~g Chnst~a~ Seals.

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susan told me, darting out of : ll~ptember. I Seals : \\ Jth the kmd perm1ss1on of the room. 1

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"ali out" to support the Cam·: o~erahon of the ~ewfoundland. smile. •·we want to do the right ·

··"~~~ Annuol mPet dc~plte predictions that tht 1 and orphanages. A total o( X·raying from LaScle to Jack· Sprmgdale, ~hat prov1s1~D has paign. In ract the management· ~~~ht. a~d Power Co .. two large: thing, what poor Ed would h~ve •. ~'·':''":~;·:and TubPl' I public had grown . complncent

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8.757 children were X·rayed.! son's Arm. A total of 21,920 per- been made m th1s rear 1 ~ro· arranged a performance by the 11lummr~t~d do ubI e barred i wanted us to do. 1 wanted to : "a• held at towards Tubercul~sJs. It, would I The Bus also conducted surveys • sons we:e X·rayed aboard the ~ramme f?r the holdl.ng of s1m· i CJON Glee Club for the sunday : cross~s w~re erected, one on i take it to the local station house :;

· ~r. )Jonda~·. )lay appear that the wild elation and covering th~ .s~. John's Con· I boat durmg her tour of duty. 1la.r m~etmgs at. e1ght key· .. immediate!)" preceding the op·. the h1gh~ay at the entrance to' at once, bu.t Susan thought ·It : :r;'<'~t; !or the ex<.ggcrated hopes, whlch fol· stabulary; cmhan personnel of pomts m t~e Provmce. I ening ot th~ Seal Sale. It would I St. Job~ s, and the other .at' would be JUSt as well to ask . lowed the disco1·er~· of Strepto· the R.C.A.F. Station at Torbay; . B.C.G. I would hke to comment here ·be difficult to find a more ef· Vaven~1sh. Square .. a busy m· 1 your advice." ;

HWTH 0 IDUCATJON

JNSTITUTI AND I.C.O.

,.( :he Associ& mycin and other drugs. hnve inmates of H.M. Penitentiocy; By takmg c~re of the publlc·l o.n the excellent H~alth Educa· fective way to publicize the terscctwn m the C1ty. . ; "You found four thousand : : >ub>ided. and people are tak· teachers attending summer lty and educational work mvolv· twn programme bemg conduct· Campaign as the Glee Club is In the Annual Santa Claus bucks'!'' I asked as Susan came ;

H:l Honour The , ing a more sober and sensible School In St. John's; boys at e.d. and by X-raying the posi·l ed in this Province by the De· I one oi tl;e most popular of 1 Parade, sponsored b>· the Junior :hounding into the room ca~ry· · ;;,e;t:or The Hon·: \'icw of the TB problem. By lh e Whilbourne Training bve reactors, t~e _Association 1 ~artments. of Health and Educa· 1 C.JON's programmes and has, Chamber of ,Commerce, much ,ing a large dresser drawer .. 11

)Jar Pherson. :now they are com•inced that the School; Univel'slty, Vocational, has been P,artic1patmg In .the ~1on. Particular atlention il be·: won acclaim far beyond this favourable comme~t .. w~s evok· i was an old plain one, cracke~ • death rate is no indication of and Adult Education students, ~epartment 1 B.C.-G. · ~accma· mg. focused on Nu.tr!tion, the : Province because of the excel· · ed . by t~e Association s flo.at. ·in several places. She placed 11

A. Ewing. J the prevalence of Tuberculosis. and Recalls In the Trinity Bar 1 lion programme. smce. Jt 1~as basis ~f he~lthful livmg. Every lence of its performances. Mr. I Which mcluded a h~e·me · upside down on the ll\'lng rutJIH ,_'::!c;~ti-JI. R. Brook· , and that the anti·TB drugs, won· area. In addition, this Unit [ und.er~aken on a Provmc.e·WJde effort 1s bemg made to educ.ate Don Jamieson, Vice· President of i re.phca of the .1957 C~mtmas tat>le as Mrs. Owens 1cac•l~!l. I derlul as they &re, serve only was used during the survey of baSIS m 1951. We ~re md~ed I our peop.le to the proper c~o1ce, CJON took advantage of each S.al, and depleted var1ous .as· . ol'er to .yank a lace co1 £lin. T:L>'~n·er-C. R. •to arrest and control the dis· St. John's Industry, to X·ra~· i happy to be a.ssoc1ated WJth preparutlo~ and use o( avulable break in the hour·long show to i peels of the TB prevent11'e. out of tbe w;:,y. ::.uoan !Jllt· ~

.. 1 ease, but do not directly at· employees of Government of· , such a worthwhile and c~mpre- !oods. It IS a ~ragic fact that comment on some aspect of the 1

programme." ~he !I oat was pre· : small pile of ~5~ btil> o:~· ·t:~:: ;-M··r. Dr. J. ~lc· ,lack and destroy the tubercle flees and business places in I hensive programme,. _wh1ch Is many of o~r chlld.ren are today 'f.B. Association's progrllmme. I pared. by puhents m the Oc· ·drawer and a sann~s IJau ... buu~

• R 1: Bt·nnett. T. ~1. 1 bacilli. Until such a drug is various parts of the city. A! one of the most ambitious of its under·noumhed s1mply because whicll he illustrated with slides 1 cupatwnal Ther~py Depart~ent; with the word "c<·.IH.',.,,., :· .: G.~ f'rrckPr. w. F .. discovered, present methods of total of 15,653 X-rays were. kind to be conduct:d In Can· parents are not makmg the best and posters. Nor did the Sta·l at the St. Joh.n s Sanatonum, ·across

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:: T A Kn"''·ling, R. ; combatting Tuberculosis must taken by the Bus. ·ada: In a. comparatively short ! use o~ their. r.esources and in· tion's efforts cease here, but; and was co~s1dere.d to be a tape were clinging to the t.ot· J ti !.Inch, 1!. D.' continue with unabated In· The M.V. "Christmas Se&l". pel·tod of seven ~ears, t~ls I come Ill provJdmg ~eli balanced rather continued throughout the I truly professiOn~! Job.. tom ol tuc , . .. .

Dr 1. :\. ~Iiller. i tensity and enthusiasm. 'was put into service when the' valuable TB preventiVe serl'lce, meals for. the fam1Iy. GreO>.ter six weeks of the Seal Sale. ' It would b.e 1mp?ss1ble to "1 w;15

• ; ... , .. u·vugh Po,._ ll[ll:·roll. )I.ILA.. CASE·FIXDISG I Sun·ey of Industry began In has been ext~nderl to all young c?nsu!nptwn. o.f powdered ~1lk, This Association is well ~tentlon all \lho asmted m the things, you knew. getung th~~~~ 1! B c:. 1\ S,(j., Dr. fonl'inced that X·ra~· is ~till' ~larch. The floating X·rR>' clinic people from mfancy to 2~ y~ars, v1tammmd JUices and cod hv~r aware of the great debt it owe.; : Sea.l .sal~. there wel'e so. m_an)· reauy to tlu·<•ll' ot~t or sell. I ( ~ p

1pp) , the best means ol detecting 1 operated along the waterfront. tn ail parts o~ the P1ov1~ce.

1 oJI are constantly adv.ocated m to Press, Radio and Tclel'ision., 1nd11 rclu..ls and group. unoh· had nearly fell. \\'hen 1 gra.b·

Smet;,r)·-Walter e&rly TB, the A$sociation. in! X-raylng 6,971

workers In down· I Whenev~r ~ss1ble, the s~rv~ces 1 our Health Education pro· whose support has continued. c~l. To ~~~em all we .,say a very bed 1t, 1 felt the money and

1 cooperation with the Health 'town St. John's. , of the 'C!U'1stmas Sea~ are ' gramme. . through the years, and has been · ~mcere thank you ~or mak· : bankbook. t~ped to the b~t~ rf Rohahllitation-! Deparmetnt. carried out an ex· This Su ve

1 d :made avatla.ble to con~ey the, Th~ cooperation of the par· generous in the extreme. Such

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,ng 1t possible to contmue and; tom. 1 d1dn t kno~ 11 wao H~Js! , tensive mnos ~un·ey programme .. r Y ~omp ele • the B.C.G .. nurses to ~oastal Com·: ents IS also needed to ensure concern for the public good has extend .our programme for the· money -it was. m a plam Au~nnr--Read, ·during 1A57. The programme be· 1?hr~!masw~eal ~ent to Trl~:. munl~1es. These mrses are to

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that adolescents, the group most greatly influenced the success ?.reHntwn ._and control of white en1·elope-till 1 tore the . & [.P,Ih. ~an on ,January

18, and con· .Y y, ere a I commum be highly commended for .the suscephble to TB, get plen~y o! of the anti·TB programme in fuh;rculosJ,. . envelope open and saw the

. tinued through to November ties trom Grates Cove to Chance 1 wonderful work th~y are domg. rest, and that they ne1ther this Province, and reflects the \\ e are parhcularly grate!~! green. This is what we want to Dali<, Executh·e 13. Two units the X·ray Bus Cove were visited. From there' It has been nothmg short of, ov~r·work nor over-play. i splendid calibre of our news to the pr1nr1pals of the C<1p1tal s ,;ee 1·ou about-tour grand and ~~ thr· ,\

1sorlatlon, and the :1-l.V. :'Christmas Seal" the boat proceeded to Concep- inspiring to see them carry out I It is obvious that tho max· i service schools .. whose 5cnior pupils· this 'bankbook. It's a Brook.lyn ~~lln~ in~ Report : were used. In all 1

81 communi· ~I on B&y, covering that section their duties unde~ d!fficu~t l\mu1_11 parent-participation ia es·[ In s't. John's the Seal Sale o. nee agam Jook.ed &fter. th~ fold· ·saYings bank ;,nrl in the nan:.e

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X· rom Western Bay to Red Head weather and travellmg cond1· senti~! to the success of. a truly was tor.ducted br some 300 1~g and enclosmg of Christmas of Francis Parker. As you II vl hrtlalf Of the ravs taken. Coveh H~r n:xt assignment was tlons, which would daunt all effective Health Education pro· volunteer workers who covered Seals and appeal ll'tters for see. the account was opened thl~ :o~;rl St;.:i a : · h f . n on I e ort East Coast where but the truly dedicated. In 19571 gramme. What group is more eve street in the Cit On the some 100.000 contributors. The :)larch with five buck.;. A week •r· :~."nmP c~•l'· B T e. lr~~ a~~~.,n~ent ff thf ~h~ :perate~ from July 15 to alone, they gave the B.C.G. skin concerned with the health and eve ~f t·le Campaign y~pening Post OffkP officials throughout later there was a depo~it of !iO

· )(': which end· ti~~~ wast e • :ra~ ~hg 0 B ~~· cdo ~r 17, n Notre Dame Bay test to 25,277 children Mid vac· happiness o! our children, or a meeti~g of the group wa~ the Province onre again did on April there'> ll withdrawal 2<;

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3 Fr, . . rca.c ors m e · · · an reen Bay, from Fogo to clnated 18,549. more receptive to suggestions h ld h N f d d nerything possibiP lrl ensure of $4 and on April 5 a· de·

. . ~:,;rin~· ~~~~I ~~~~~~~t~~~ tht~~~aa~t~~nt co!i ~:o~ov~::~r ~~o~e ~J~~~m!~ HEALTH EDUCATION affecting t~elr welfare? We Heotel, !~d ~:s atteen~eO:~}at~e . t.he quick and· ~are delivery o~ posit ~f $4,000.75. The entire a~· !x.r!;P

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1 Despite all efforts towards need have httle fear for the Association's Directors and! Seal Sale s.uppl1es to all part• ... unl r:<·> dosrd out on April

e n e ap1 a I sc oo s Sea worke n White Bay, prevention, active cases of TB health of our future citizens if their wives His Honour the ·of the Pn .. ·lnce,. 22, about two weeks ago. Take continue to crop up ,and the we make sure that today's par· Lieqtenant 'Governor Sir' Leon· I The cooperullon of the heads a look at the bankbook." number of persons auffering re· ents are well educated in t~e, ard outerbridge graciously con· I of our churches, the clergy in : .:>rt~ handed .me th.e book as lapses Is by no means small. fundamentals of healthful hv· sented to attend the meeting 1 general, the teachers, doctors, ·she nervously lit a cigarette; I J?urlng. l9l57, a total of 933 pa· ing. and ave most ins irin ad: nurses, the Departments of . said, "You shouldn't have touch· bents entered Sanatoria In thil CHRISTMAS ~EAL SALE 1957 dress~ a P g Health, Welfare and Educatio~, : ed things. "Where'• the·. en· Province. Of these, 265 were We are partJcul~rly hr.ppy to President James R Ewing the Mayors and Town Council velope?" · · readmlasiona .. It Ia obvious then, be able to report that returns told th J volunteei'S ihat they C~airmen, the Unions, the Ser· "I got so excited when I saw that • ~teat deal o.f TB pre· from the Christmas Seal Cam· and their fellow workers VJce . Clu~s and Volu~tary the money. I tore th~ envelope ventlve work remams to he palgn exceeded all expectations, throughout the Province were Agencres. 1s deeply appreciated open. It was all in p1eces, so 1 done, and the importance of reaching a grand total of $88,· making a vital contribution to by us, and We know, has been threw it aWl~)'." · Health Education to meet t~is 254.53. Fear waa expressed that the fight against Tuberculosis, a vitr.i factor in the success "Where did you throw it?" need, cannot be over emphaSJZ· there . would be a substantial and he assured them that their of the Seal Sale,. and our pro· "~n the garbage can. What's ed. drop m the total revenue, be· efforts were greatly appreciat· gra!Jlme generall). so Important about an old ell· ·. ·

Last year the Association re· cause of the falling off in re· ed He expressed regret that Before closing this report on velope? At first I thought·it ·WIJ.&

anessed the educational possl· turns, normally received from an' 3000 volunteers could not the Seal Snle, we. would like to . a letter, bu when 1 saw :-·Ute bllities of ita every project and bases of the former N.E.A.C. of be present at the meeting, so exp~css our grautude to our : bills, well, naturally 1 npped utilized them to the full. The the U.S.A.F. However, a!· that he could thank them per· A?d1tors, .Messr~. Read, Son, · it open. Todd you!the envelope masaaurvey programme provid· though there was .an actual sonally \\atson and Le1th who year tore." .. ,11141111 ed &n excellent opportunity for drop of $7,000. From this The • guest &peaker, Dr. after ye.ar ha\'e audited our :·I was f:binking of prints,"l Health Eucation work. Through- souree there was a ~bstlltlltial Leonard ~Iiller, Deputy Minister

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, boo~s Without remuner~.tJon. sa1d, openmg the book. ~e out the ten months of Survey a, Increase for the Provmce. of Health referred to Tuber· \\ e al~o have a specJal word was a "ck'' next to the $4.00Dl'JJ Radio, Preu and Television Comparison of returns with culosis in Newfoundland 86 a • of thanks for J.lr. Thomas Doyle, deposit, meaning it had :iiiiiih gave their fullest cooperation, those' of 19l56 Is as follows: who once again acted as Chair·

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made by check. It was a down· and throush talks, articles and February. February, man of the Outlying District , town Brooklyn bank. "Ever hear Interviews, valuable in forma- 28, 1957 28, 1958 Bond Sale, from which came a of Francis Parker beforel" tlon about Tuberculosis was City Seals .. , • , , , , • , . • $12,514.65 $11,995.79 quarter o! the total Se<>l Sale (oT Be Continued) passed on to the public. City Bonds • , • , • • • • , • • • 11,727.33 12.548.31 returns. The project's success is · >·.·

Extensive Health Education Local Committees (lncludlnll a tribute to Jllr. Doyle's or-' . . ·

work waa done in connection bases) , , , • 87,326.44 62,240.43 ganizational ability. The Bond with the Department's B.C.G. Mainland Firms • . .. , .. , 952.50 1,470.00 Sale in St. John's was directed vaccination pro~ramme. Letten by Mr. Darroch MacGiliivrary, and })lmphleta on B.C.G. and $92,520.92 $88,254.53 who tackled the task for the X-ray, were distributed last first time with much en· winter b7 the A11oclation to the Included In these flgum, are contributions donated by thusiasm and made it a record parenta of 17.000 children at· service and civilian personnel of United States Bases In New· success.

l better way to pay billa? The BNS call help vou." tendlnliiChOOI in St. John'•· Be· loundland and Labrador. and are as follows: I And finally our gratitude h J fore the pro~ramme was ex· 1956·51 1957-fill ·extended to the ~l<~n<~~~r i!IH! i u L' • t!d~~~ ~-"to pay bill• ia by eh_,e. tended to Trinity Bay, Notre U.S.A.F. Base, Pepperrell • .. • .. .. $1,102.00 Stafr ot the Ba11k o! Xn\'a i . oCttCr lVl. ng • L. "• ... ua< ..,- eaneeDed cheque~ art aTallable • reeelptl Dallle Bay, Green Bay and U.S.AJ·. Base, H&rmon t'leld , .. , . . 1,~59.70 $ 657.40 . Sr.otia. St .• tolrn's. wlwr• SNI ' ·~~it .t way to pAy pel'lonal bllll any tlmuhe aeeda the& White Bay, the Auociatlon U.S.A.~·. Base, Goose Bay. Labrador 1,54!l.!l0 :11.00 SHIP- return~ arriv~ daily durmg' (','(tSlS Less t~ICb Wl~b a Bank of Non SI)Olia To open 1fW' -TeJJieat BNS P-al wrote doctors, nursl!s, clergy, U.S.A.F. Rr.>r. Xar~ars5uak . ... .. .. 2.363.70 • Lhe anmml campnign, ~nrl ~re !latitylo! equing Aceount. Cbeqn!DsAcc:oaat,jiMwrite,pboeecr'rillt welfare officers, Tuberculo~is U.S. Naval lltati.on, Ar&entia .... 3,o;;o.on l.R05.68 , chcckrd anrl rrc"rclNI. j ·~~·~~~ lrkLamlikestbiaaeeoanthecallll yearnearrttBNSiiraeh.ADdlarfrlendly, Committee Chairmen and achool 9,625.00 $2.614.08 I \\'~ \\(1111<1 likr. Lo ~·r hrrr w lCD von go kllr!ea.~IIIOlley-tbeonlyeervice charce peri d d • prlnelpala in the area, acquaint· i I hat all this cooprration. )!rati· . J .... w."ll*'ebeque-beeauauberecein• ex enee a TJee 011 •1 JDOII'7 aatten, 1ni them with the proaramme, The Association wishes to -·--·-·---· · !~·in~ Rnd enrour~gin,: a~ it i~. · .'}}.Electn'e ·-"'11t&teme~~t, ud b-·K- .. _ MIYOIIIllBNS......-. and enllatln1 their cooperation. extend Its gratitude to the great confiag 11 th n· would he indfectnal wilhout tl

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IESIDENT MANAGER

lAY Llnt.t:JOHN

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BELL ISLAND-Mrs. Edgar Banfield and four chUdren are from Stephenville and spend· ing a holiday. with Mrs. Ban· field's parcnt5, Mr. and M~.

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~A \.E THE FORESTS •

11el'l> :.- ~\n·cst Conservatio!l Week and

ao;X'nl~ a:·c being made to the public to ~r~otrr caution in the forests. The wood­\e1dnllndland now provide the. province ;,eatest industry-the pulp and newsprint

:; we bllrtl the forests we are committing " )Ui,·ide ~nd laying waste a tremendous

· rer::o::e. . :r.e cro1rn Zellerbach Corporation offering

(lf another mill-pro\•ided sufficient ·aw mJtcrial will be a\·ailable-e\·erybody

:e' mNt careful in the woods and conserve . ~,r. de;trc•Y the great economic bulwark. ... :::r i:c•:id,l~ >Cil,on just starting which ·,:ci.-;:~:" ::;1mbcrs of people will be going ·;:~:m: 1':· picnirking as the summer reaches ·.· :re;r r:l he more threats to our natural

I' Hiram Benn~in Street.

Miss Belly Squires, nurse in training at the Genenl Hospitai spent the week entl on the Islimd with her parent~. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Squires.

.Messrs. Kevin Burke anci .Jack Reynolds of McDonald's Truckinl(· was here from St . John's Frida!'·

I Mrs. W. L.-;;ve from Syd· : ney is prc:oently visiting Mr . i and Mrs. R. R. Costigan.

:\li>s Anna Cameron, • Jill· dent at Mount Allison Unil·e~· ity is spending her summtr Yacation with hrr parent~. M1· . and ~lr>. H. n. Cameron .

I 1 )lr>. ~~~x Storr, wa~ in S!. 1 .lrohn\ ~Iondo_,. un • rnutin~ . ;iwppin;: trip ll'hilr liter~ ~h~

ll'i>itcd her »iter. M~. Sleph· · en Hat!, Quidi \'idi Road.

: rr ·r,;: .,,"kr il million matches but one .,. "'''': '" ~ million trees. Help keep the ·::re:·. Nr,crre the forests for out• owl~ '·rc:fi;:r ~nd ior the brightc:· future thnt li!!s ::: •uh;rournt generations.

' BELL ISLAND-LAC Dott~las Harney and i\lr~. Hame_,. wer€' HnFed In marriage at the United Churrh. Bell !slilnrl on Frida~. !via~· Jfith. The c:crenwn.\· \\'cl~ performed b~· Re,·. N. B. Hodder. l.'.C .. Minbler. }'ollowing the ceremony, a :eccption "as held ai

the C.L B. Armoury with almost 400 guc~t~ present. Rc\·. N. B Hodder propo~ed the toast to the bride. 'Xhich was responderl to by the groom. The toast to the groom was proposed by M. D. Hutchings. Doug. who is at present home on Je;l\·e from the R.C. A.F. and Mt·s. Harney. \rho is the former Iona Drowns. both of Bell Island, will be lea\·ing on Saturday of this week for the

Canadian mainland enroute to France, where he will be stationed for the next two years.

Mr~ (;por~P. Skane~ r~IUP!Pd . lrom S1 .• John's Sund~y dtfr·

EATING RllLE . Council ,,,~rt::c 111 the summer and faulty eatmg , ;e~ult from uncontrolled use ow cold, high ! Employees

~:::~;or food, from failure to take adequate 1 • ,; d !:om 0\'er-indulgence in between meal I StdJ Idle ;:;o:din~ to a report from the American

ion rccei\'ed at the Health League of

1 e lnr a\'oiding these problems was ·:··Dr~. Flo,·d A. Norman and Edward L. ·T~e Depa.rtment of Pediatrics-University

·'"".""'ern Medical School-in a special . ~ children during hot weather, pre­:\n1ericnn l\Iedical Association Council

:\ Lll ri tion.

BELL ISLAND-Thr Wa·l bana Town Council starr arc . still idle and it Is now eleven days since the Council have been at a standstill, when alto the staff excepting the Town Clerk, 111iss Vivian Dicks were laid ore.

The Town Council garbage ' trucks started operatil1g l.·es· II

terday and six men are now :winted out that hot weather imposes working. Two operPiors a111l

· i:et~n· requirements for children. The:': helper belonging to the regulnr ;;..;;e 11·el1-balanced diet they always need. starr are out and three new

• operators have hired. ;:~ext:;~ 1•:ater. Thev do not need additional , . . .

f • 1 0 1 d 'It d "conditions of· Miss Dicks rs shll attendm:~ .

o '" t. n ~· a U s un er to office duties bv ht'rsclf ani 1

~··~:ca~ ad~\·it\' associated with extremely i it is not known ):cl. if th~ rr· . ·.· . oi :'\\'C<lt:. need sodium chloride tablets. ! mainder ~f the ~ta!f m goin~ ,

I . . .· f r , to be rcmstatcd. d~::o:·; ~·,ointcd out t 1at 1t IS Ul1\\ 1se o I

:! condlllu;: children to di:;like hot weather ··, ):::nm('rtime food fnds on them.

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I Mr. \I'm. Filiirr-.. -~~ ~ ,,.~~k· : ~nrl 1·isitor 1o the local m~in· ! land.

! Mr~. Faulton Normore ~pe1.t ! x week with relative~ in St. .

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Mrs. Olil'cr Wh1te took her 1

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son Scott. to lhP General Hos· pita! ~londay for a tonsil op~r-

1 ation. __

\ :\lr. and Mrs. Roy Han•rJ i and daughter Diane went I raound the bay for week·end

I Mrs. Cyril Seward spent 1

! few days in tile capital.

I Mr. Garfield Higgins visited the city Monday.

!\Irs . .John Nos.eworthy went 1 to St. John's Monday morning. : 1

Mrs. Sephen Lahey returned i from a 1·isit to St. John's Mon· I day afternoon.

M r~. Stephen co:e anrl

I dauo~:hter travelled cit~·wards

, :llonda~: on a business trip.

i Mr~. \1. Bmil wo• in ~H. ! .John's ~londay riuing busincs•.

\lr<. \\'a:trr Warrrn wrnt tn · St. .John's Sunda~· afternoon.

· :t:le' fo: maintilining good nutrition and ill1lOJ\~ children arc: 1 ~~i~' .Jn~n \\"intrr was in SL

f . ~ , . d . ·t' .·h· sh uld be BELL ISLAND-One of th~ , .John·~ Sunrla~· attrnrling th~

ll 1 l60lOUS ou~ 001 ac J\ 1 • • ? 1 most important meelin~s. busl·, BELL JSLA);D-The work of grading ancllilling the new commtmit~· holl park here continued la~t week- . ehristcning of hrr little niece.

K. of C. News

o:· dereloped. Chtldren do not mmd hot ness wise. of Conccplion Conn·: end Two catcr}Jillars for the OJJeration. were loanc d bv the Enterprise Construction and A. ivl. Ros~ · .... Ch .· t. ,1.1• unle» the\· arc conditioned to dislike it. cil, No. 1930 K. or c. Bdl1 · · . . . . ... 1s~ 11s me utr w~" . · ld d . k b t d for the Island was held in St. James ; Companies and were operated by Cliff Rose and Dan Chu~·dull. who contn~ute? then· lime to the effort.\ here !or t.he ~1·cck·enrl a• out not ro . rm·s are es' an I • Hall, on Sunday, ~lay 16th. Th~ The cats were loaned through the courtesy and personal mterest of John Littlejohn and Harry Rose. The guest Of ~llss Rita B'/;ey. water ;hould be used to quench thtrst. purpose of the special meelin;: following employees of Dominion Wabana Ore Dh· ision also contributed their time Saturday: Pat .

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. foods and high-caloric drinks may ~~:tet: ~~P~~~~ ~a~~n:;n;llc~~~ Ezekiel, Levi Whelan, Fred Tucker. Gerald Normore and Roy Paddon. Vincent Carbage, local agent for I th~e: ~~~ildr;~· ar~~mdu ~~~ ~~Y :~controlled. . plans 'in connection with the Coca Cola, told this paper, that his company is donating a yaluable scoreboard for the new ball park. ,

1 for weeil:-end.

L':Ort "cooling-off" and quiet pertod before new K. of c. b~ild~ng, the con· Plans he said are now being drawn for the score boar d. increa~e the child's appetite. structlo~ of wh1ch IS to jlct un· --·----· \ Mr. and M~. Wc,;!ey Nicho

h t derway m the very near future. 1 • O . \ B"}} K" F } £ SHOPS TARGET 1 las spent a few days in the

of high-caloric foods, sue as peanu . . I Official peniDO' I v IllO' unera 0 ! BLACKPOOL •. En.gland <CP\-1 Capital. L~d ice cream rna\· be necessary. More mtlmate deta1ls regard· \ b • 1:) I A shopkeeper's ;ob 1s "one of the

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, -· • lng ltlis tremendous undertak· • } I L "d T R F • p most dangerous in the country,'' Miss lila bel Coffin R.N. and

large and better balanced meal may best ing by Conceptlo~ Council wlll I Regiona I ai 0 est ranciS ynn I a delegate contended at the Na- !llr. Harry Hoi well 'spent the in the e\·ening when the temperature is Tbeherenleeawsedrewlelat~!n ~nfe~o~~:i~ I })" h S I } - . BELL ISLAND:_ The mortal ilion~! Union of Shopkeepers' con-I wcek·end on the Island as

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0 1 d i vent10n. The meetmg cal~ed for guest of Mr. anti Mrs. Doug. the names or the committe<! ] 0' C 10 BELL ISLAND-The funeral remai~S 0 ·" year . . . , widr powers for magistrates Neil mmbers the site of the new ~ . , of Billy King 7 year old son ~rancis ~yn~ who lost hls ht? l dealing with cases of robbery .

the u~u;cl measures and guides for de\'elop· eahg habit,; should be continued, irrespec·

wea;her.

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1 REI.L ISLAND-Evf.'ryllun:q of \lr. and !\Irs. Roland King 1, a tragic f1~e Saturday. afte.· 1 with violence on ~hopkeepers.

Ul mg .e c. · , is now in readiness for the o£·1 of Wesl !\lines Bell fsla1Hl who noon were Ia1d lo rest m th•! Rev. T. E. Sfith, Anglican In reference lu the K,. •1f \. £icial Otll'ning of St. Bnnifac~ lost his life bv drowning Sal- An!(lican cemeler~· Sunday at STRANGE GARB Rector, visited the Capital

r. Stale COII\'Ciltinn which will Regional High School on Fn·: urda)' afternn;.n tonk plaC•! ternoon. The funera'l wa~ BIIUII:-JGIIAM. England r('Pr yesterday. take place on Btl! Island on I day. ~lay 23rd. ·from his granclpa1·ents, ~!r. and largely atlt•lHied. The service· Skin·ti~ht s~arlet trousers with ···-·----·-··· ·---·­May 23rd ·and 24th, there w•ll Righi Htll' .. J. A. Mc•acl~n. )Jr:;. Lcnnat·d Rcc•s. Lance Cove heing held at St. Cyprian'.; black tnm·uvs and a clr'apcd •ar· Ne\V L 0 B A be a special Mass in the church M.A., ]).D. Bishop or Ncwluuntl· . to the U.C. c'hurch MonJa,· l'hun·h. witl1 the lte('(or, He'\', tan jacl.l'l were worn by a 20· • • • • o! the Immaculate Conception. I land will oHicah• at ~he dcrlic·a· : atlcruoon and was l'c•r)' l:crget:: T. K Smilh otticiatmg. ,·ear·old vouth arre,lt'd in a Bir: J I F { The Mines at 8.3o a.m. on Sat· 'lion, and the Premier Dr .. 1. i allendccl. Rei'. N. H. llodclt•t• ~II'. !lerl Hideout wa' undl'r· I inin~:halll. stn•et bl'U\11. A pulicP i ~0( ~e 1 ormef urdav :l(al' 24th. 'R. Smallwood wi:J perform lhP , t·onducl~d the st•rvices hnth ~t ta~er and the followin~ arlcd • in~ttetllll' ,aid "it'< lallla,uc. hut' L'

. .... ___ .. -··------~· · ·--· --···· ·- i duties of o!ficall~· opening the. the chlll'ch and graveside, Mt·. as p~ll bean•rs: Cyril Yt•lman.; he says it i~ his hest suit.'' B~:u. ISLAXU-.sislt•r lhld~

noted that if infants and children eating diets do not tolerate ol'dinary heat.

be e;;<llnined for illness rather than

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:new buildin!(. · Jlrrt Rideout of Rideout'~ Jo'un·; Eliot Squires, Geor~e !'arson•. i i Ford. Worthy Grand llislrr" ~era! Home looked after , the I Eclwal'd Utile john, l'lilfurd: un:LY EXPORT ·of tht• L.O.Il.A. formed a ne1·

L 0 A B 1• • anangements and the following! Bennett, Stan Squrics. The I 1.0:-ID?:'ol rCP'. - The B1:ili'h' l?tlge ot 1he I..O.B.A. at Lanr,' ~ • • OW Illg ! were the pall-bearers: Alex.)litlle fellows father was off the . bulldo~ 1s e.mergmg as a national, Co,·e. ~·esterdoy.

BIG LEAGUE j Rees. Gram•ille Rees, Freeman I Island when lhe sad accident ! clta~p1on m a new f~1:m and i At nr~ht she allenrlecl a .loi~l . · s· . Clmenls Kevin Recs. i occurred, but returned as soon 'hel(Jmg t~ earn ~ollars. !Smce 1~1e' hanqut>t of Bosto11· and Plcasa•ll

I.~t~les l~ag;~:,:O~~t27· Scar· I The s:1·mpatby of the whok i as he received the sad news. I Second. Wor!d 1\a_r ~bout ~a!~ hr: Hour Lodges. This 1i~it w,,,. · \\t~ltes ~ '. . ' . ! community goes out to the I Deepest sympathv is extend· champwns. 111 Bntam h~'e ~one, lo hale been made llonda,·. leis ;~.5; Pmk1cs 20, Blues 18, 1 grief stricken famil•l in thch· to his fathe!· and· his eleven to .the Umt~d State.<. w1th some. but, it was po;tponcd. Reds 8. . bl 1 · ,_ oth d . t pnces as !ugh as £1.000. 1

The Whites won the lcagliC !l'repara e oss. .,r ers an SIS ers. . T'··s~IEn . ·'· •. . o:.. " • Sa•"· ICPt-:'\eJgh· cup tooo. · . boring farmers used 17 outfits to

High three frames-Mrs. VIc· Co.lleclor Of big enough to take 01·er 8 section soVIET BOOKS culth·atc, seed and harrow 400 tor Hamin.on-66~ ~~~~~ ~!~~~~ty GALT. Ont. (CPt - Books of ~cr.cs of farmland for Mrs. Mar·

High smgle- rs. Freeman M h C The old·world reminders are of the Soviet Union are on display JOrle Ironside, whose husband Penney-270. I oustac e ups II h . . . a• the Galt public library as part I died in March.

In ltle junior league the C. 1 :tur~ :~lo~n!o~~f:(:rf~ b;~~ of the _international book displ~ys -- --- ·--····-----L.B. team won the J?hn Bar· WINGHAM, Ont. <CPJ - Re- two-cup size that lasted as long ·n?w circulate~ ~Y t~e Canadian For Safe, rett trophy' ~lso the L1on cup. member those wonderful old cups as grandfather's after • dinner ~1brar.~ Assoc:allon. m ~?·OP.e~a-

MEN s LEAGUE with the china bar across the rim pipe-and saved grandma from t~on 1~1th .pubhc and um1ersiilcs Reliable ~overs 41; Wild C~ts 38 to keep grandpa's moustache out pouring a refill. hbranes across Canllda.

Smpers 31: Lucky St~1cks 30; of his tea? Some have fluted edges, others Rangers 23; Indians 18, Island· They are long out of fashion, are of colored china with raised ers 15. but a collector here is doing his flowers embossed in gold. Ther

Th R th leaDlle best to see that they are not ior· e overs won e " tt are inscriptions such as "drink of cup. go en. , me," "remember me," and "love

High thre~ !rc-mes-Leonard George Drehmnhnn-hwho bdo.elstn t the giver" and some have bibli-wenr a moustac e- as 111 a '

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-363. . there's only one duplication. ncar Teeswater seven years ago TRADE SUPPLIED IY

LONDON (CPJ - One person in 1,200 of the 13,000,000 travel· lers who came in and out of Brit· ain last year was caught smug. g!ing Excise officials report to· bacco and spirits topped the list of articles seized. Wal'l!r Street

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Friday n.ig~t is scrap nu::h: lie started with four cups to live in this to~vn 37 miles north an)·bod~' Wlshmg to hmVI rna~ handed down from his grand· of Stratford, thrnks some of the do so. !ather father and two uncles, cups are more lhan 100 years old.

MIXED DOUBLES ! -- _:. - ·- .:. . --· · Most l1avc no identification but

!'mhlh! hifi!lh!Mi I I I I iii I !i I !i I !Iii I !I ti I h Ia! I"'! CITY FOXES BEJ.I, ISLAND-CALL OUR SUB-AGENT~

Gt;RA!D G. TUCKER 'Phone 201 J · fERALD S. DOYLE

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A League points to dale: :birds 1; Robins t. Buzzarcls 1 , soa1c are marked a> being mc<lc Wrens 11; Hawks 10,· Owls : High till'cc framc~-Gilbcr' ·in German:'. Ba,·aria .. Japan and

7; Crows 7; Blackbirds 7; Bill·! . Jari'CS-·824.. France. Moustlchc cups are bc­,Jays .6; Eagles 4: Gulls 4; Ral'· i High single-Carol LeDrew licl'cd to have been first used in

LOXDON (CP\-Foxes are Iii'· i ing nearer to the centre of Lon· i C:on. lhc Wddlcsc:> pests officer repuri 5, "There arc plenty of large pri1·ately . owned gan'r~s i ·:.! c ,., .\';co·t. wjll c~'l ~·I ··m•~ ncar thr centre where they :ire· hoo:1c ri' busmess and subrmt quite happily," he said. I free estimates.

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\i• World !"vents In ,

:·: :emm. We~t GennRn~·--Tn a rare photograph. West Germ~n Chancellor Konrad A~enauer chat1 With mP.mber~ t'l{ his fami I~· at a reception given for Turkish President Celal Ba,' er at Bruehl Castle, near lonn. ~ft to ril(ht: ~nn ~lax AdEmauer; C'hanrello r Adenauer; daughter Libeth Multhaupt and rlaughtel' ift.law tilla·Britta, wife of Adenauer's son George. (I.N. Photo)

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•· CARACAS. Venezuela-Vice-President Richard Nixon and Venezuelan Rear Admiral Wolfgang

Larrazabal, right. enjoy a hearty laugh at the U.S. Embassy de~pite the fact that Nixon had just been . ,tontd on his way to the Embassy following his arrival In Caracas. Furious rioters hurled stones at his ·tar, shattering most of the windows, as he made his way from the airport. Following the most violent attack of hill IR-da~· South American o;Goodwill Tour', Nixon cancelled public appearances and eut ~hort hiaatay in Caracas by seven hours. (I.N. Pholo)

WASHINGTON. D.C.-President Eisenhower is shown as he talked to newsmen at his press con­ference. He said that e\·erybody w'as caught a bit h ~- surprise by the violence against Vice-President Nixon and his party in Venezuela. He said the attacks ori the Vice-President in Latin America seem to re­elect a pattern of concerted Communist effort to exploit discontent among various peoples. (I.N. Photo)

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CHICAGO, nt-Csrd!;' st~n .. The Man" !o,fn siclll rer.ein·~ a CC111~l'atu1cdn!": ~· ' I "'"1

Lillian, After he belted out a pinch-hit double in 111 e si:...th inninQ 111 1l recc::• L .• ,,

bt!come the Rth man in Major Leilgue h !.'<tor;· to rcr· 1 rd :l,OOO base hitS or bel ter. ~·,:, .. , , · ., run and uried the Carda on to a S-3 win over the Cubs.

PARIS France-Frenrh police hold back a rr owd of demon~trator~ \\"ith rifie.: ,: .... :.,: the French National Assembl;· met to appro\·e Pierre Pflimlin as PremiL't' h~· a \'oll' nl ~.'. : ·,, :~·:. abstentious. Thous&nds of Rightists broke through P'' li,·c lines to marl'h Dn tiw :bl'l:l!'· ·

test against any softening of French policy to\\·ard th r rebrlliouo l\ln~lem :\;~tJonaL·t- ·.: wingers ha\·e ehargecl that ;vrr. Pflimlin v.·ould pursue a moderate poli('.\' i:~ 'PckiJ:·~ ! · · ·

old revolt in Algeria. !\Iean\\'bile in Al!!cria the :\nu' took o1·r·r t'<llltl'lll ili dl·rial••·'· .,: :· metn and demanded formation in Paris of a virtual J tdator:>hip by the Army and r::;11: : . .

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stretched as he addresses the huge cro\\'d at a l\Iav Day rally held b~· the :\!alta l.8i':'~:,;: .\> General Workers Union. Special permission was gi \·en b~· the Govemor of trnub>:d Jla ... ~ · · which was held in Valetta's Empire Stadium.-(I.N. Photo).

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Frank Ryan a were returned of the St. Job

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cutlve were Gel elt~.!isi•tant sec~et;

.Knight as assast; onlY osmond was . be defeated G~O! 11·ith the remaan1 eJected by acclaJ

returned to the P~' for the 11th stra11 R>·an going back

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Orioles. squarinl! at 13-13, jumprd Billy Hoeft for the early ~oing. 1

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The Feildians senior baseball team will hold an open work· out this evenl.ng at the Feildian Grounds.

The practice Is called for 6.45 and all ex·pupils interested In trying for a berth on the 1958 squad are Invited to at· tend.

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St. Pat's Coadt Praises Locals

!larry "Ski" l'r~·jnm,ki. ~ . ~~rJ[cant with th~ L'S;\F at PCJl)lNrE':I, ll'ho 11>; brrn t•n;u·h· i

·in~ thr ~t. P•t's h~>rhal! n•nr I fnr lhr pa;l 111·n ·'"'"""~ .IP<I 1 nnli1in::: h111 pr:li:-r fnr lur:1: ! h!l,rhall al lhp Lr:1:ur"• •n-. nni'l mrrtin;: '"' ni!!hl.

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Th~ r;,,ard~ ~enior ~nd junior ronth;llllram! w·il! hold A work· out at .•Hrn n'rlork thi~ errn· in~t ol th• upprt• pitch nf lht .·\yr~ Athl•tir Firlri. All intrr­r<trrl AI'@ r•qur<lrrl In lil<'nri.

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WR.ESTLING · ..

Monday Night May 26th at 8.30 Big Tag Team Match

GENE KINISKI ADRIAN BAILLARGEON EDMONTON MONTREAt

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1'he National Convention ot . which Capt. Bridgeman is ttl~ mastor is taking frc:sht fm• Port Union, Eastport, Burn· 1

side and St. Brennan's and i, . ready to sail. !

. ON DRY DOCK The Crystal Stream of which · The fcm· William Carson in Capt. Hunter Is the master is '

eharge of Capt. Tobin, the M. V. taking freight for the followin!l ~lattl1ew 2nd and a long liner. ports, Salvage, Eastport, HaP· These three are expected to be py Adl'cnture and G:ovcrtown. on dry dock. until Thursday. i AT A. H. MURRAY CO. -- I The s.s. Fergus in charge or

AT DOCK Capt. McDonald has a general The M.\'. Bar Ha,·en in; cargo to discharge includinl!

charge of Cnpt. Brown Is 158 head of live cattle, 44 crates scheduled to saii from the docl:

1 of pigs and 51 crates of hens

coastal wharf todav at noon, • and is sailing toda)' for- P.E.l. taking passengers, f1·eight, a1rl mtils. The first port of cull AT BOWRING BROS LTD. will be Burin. The l!.V. E1·riyn NORTH SIDE E1·ans is still under repair::. he !ll.V. Glenwood in charge and the ~!.V. Sant PAd·rs~c of c~pt. ~·rampton ts waitin~ i, wailing to !lO on ciry doc~ .• tor funhcr sailing orders.

•JACOBY ON BRIDGE SUPER SAFETY PLAY REWARDS

]Steamship !Movements I TilE NE\VFOUNDLA~D

GREAT LAKES STEAMSIIIPS LI:\UTED

~I.V. Lunan saild from Mon· treal il!ay 14th. enroute to Bot· wood "''d St. John's.

M.V. Dundee loading at Tor· Bv OSWALD JACOBY onto Ma1· 22nd. Hamilton ~b)'

Written fpr NEA Service 23rd. :II:'ntrcal ~lay 26th. fur HERE is an example of a I St. John's and Botwood.

super safety play from Marshall M.V. London loading at· Miles' book. :'>iontrcal ~~a~· 19th f~l' St.

East wins the opening heart~ John's, due St. John's ~~~v 23rd. lead with the ace and returns I NEWtOU:\IJLANil Co\Nt\Jli\ the seven. South gathers in the'! STEA~ISHIPS trick with the jack and notes Bedford II sailing today that he is In a mighty good Belle Isle II leal'ing Halifax 1

contr£oCt. II is a cinch that Wc;;t • due St. John's ~lay 26, sailing, doesn't have more than one· ~I<:·Y 2i. I spade and a five·di~mond con· 1 Bedford II lcal"ing II a \if ax I tract would wind U[l in the; ~hy 27, due St. .John's ~lay 29.1

AT HORWOOD Lt:~IBER CO. 1 ashcan. Hence, if South is a· sa\i111~ ~lay 31. '1 The :!oi.V. Marjorie Inkpen AT BOWRING BROS LTD. 5mal'l duplicate player he will I Belle Isle II !raving Halifax

in rharge of Capt. Goodyear is SOUTH SIDE I make sure of his ni~e four no· 1 ,June 2. due St. John's June 4,! rlischar~ing a cargo of lumhr~ The :!of.\'. THra Nova ln I trump contract. 'sail in,; Jm:e b. I and after the lumber is dis· charge of Capt. Smith and th~ How does he go about it~ j Belle Isle II leaving Halifax\ rharged will ~hilt down . '" ~!.\'. Algerine in charge of'! Easy if he h~>!i seen all the June 11. due St. John's June 13.! •not her wharf to tak~ fr~1ghl Capt. Brown are both finishin~ cards and just as easy if he· sailing June 14. Cor Gander Bay, Saint .Leon·: discharging the cargoes of~ wants to play safe. He lead~ a· Belle Isle 1! lca1·ins Halifax ani~. Sl. Anth~ny an_d GnqueL 1 scalb that were freighted down I .June 20. due St. John's .June The li.V. L1llan Richards m, from the \'arious northera 2a. sailing .June 24. charge of Capt. Houn>cll bas jlurts. NORTH 7 CI.ARKE STEAMSHIPS CO. a cargo of lumber to dischar.:le, : 411 9 7$4 • Gulporf sailing 'May 21 and alter the lumber is di~·1 ¥6 il'ia Bay Roberts). c:1arged \\'ill shift down . to AT A YRE & SONS, LTD. • A K J 6 4 3 2 · •Novaport Jeavmg Montreal another wharf to take lretght I The M.V. Ernie and LoretiM • 8 ~tay 21. due St. Jo\hn's May 25,\ for northern ports. lin char~:e of Capt. Hodder 1~ . WEST EAST (D) sailing agam May 27. -- I · · f M 1 411 None 411 AJ 10 8 3 2 •Gulfport leav111g Montreat I

AT H •t c o·ocKYARD tal:mg ft'elght or arys o~n. ¥ 9 8 53 ¥ A Q 10 7 2 •·t 28 d St John's June 1 ... · · · . 'l'he l\1 V Ornate of whteh Q 9 a· • None "ay ' ue · '

The :II.V. Xewtack, the 1 C R ' • . th ter 1. • 10 3 sailing again June 3. 1

Christmas Seal under r~pairs. i taa~~; 11 trl!e~~~11 15for eth~as usua~ •QIOH • 94 . • No1·aport leaving ~!ontreal as well as the :M.V. B~mafas1 • rth 1 SOUTH Jutle 4, due St. John s June

no ern por s. • K Q.B 8 T ,. June 10 AT STEERS, LTD. The 1\!.V. L. A. Dunton is • KH '!~u\~port lea1:ing Montreal

The M.V. Grace Boehner In ~adi~gBa ~arso of frelg'Jt for 1 ~5K J 82 June 11, dae St. John's June ~barge ?! Capt ... Gili~tt fr?~1 r~~e ;::~rt J. Knlekle of: Both \'ulnerable 1 1h. Sailing again ~une 17· ,,crth S)dr.ey 1111~ no cal_.,o wh'ch Capt. Samuel Blackwoon Eal& Soulh Weal North I •Gulfport leavmg Montreal Is ';00,:ed up ~ndc~tnltcl)'.~ T ;~ is ~he master is loading fl'cight 1 • I N.T. Pass 3 N.T. June 18, due St. John's June )~.\. Nl~a ~orku~ m char.,e ~~ '.Cor LaScie; Pacquet, Coach· 4¥ Double Pass 4 N.T. 122. Sailing again June 24.

~~;~~ Df~~fl~~a~~ll ~~~~. 1 ~~~ i man's Cove, Bay Verte and the P~~enin~s~tad_::s~ • Refrigeration. li.V. Ilazel B:ackwood In charge ~,other u~ual northrr~ port~. • FURNESS RED CROSS r C I C Jl' I lakin, The hy B. Melon of W!.lch LINE

o ap · 0 1119 s ,; c pt Collins is the master II freight for Carmanville, Twil· 1 . a : · . diamond and duck• completely Fori Avalon lingate, Till Cove, Rodin~ton, ! havmg some~r repairs. in dummy. . Fort Avalon Leaving New En~ice, Conche, Goose Cow.! When East shows out h1s ·York May 29th, Saint John, Mdn Brook and St. Anthon•:. , AT BAINE JOHNSTON & lO. caution is rewarded. lie must I N.B. June 2, I!alifE~X June 6. ar·

AT CROSBIE & CO;, LTD. ! .• . make si" diamonds. two heM'ts !riving St. John's June 8, leaving The ~t.V. Lind~· Barbo~r ott , The Arcli1e McKenzie is Ia~- and two clubs and his contract. June 11 for Halifax and New

which Capt. Harold Kean IS t'•e ; lng freight for St. Brendan s 0{ course, if East should hap· I York. mas:cr is toking frei!1ht today I and the other usual ports of pen to gather in the trick with SAGUENAY SHIPPING LTD. for the following ports: Eng!ce .. call saili!'g on Wedn.esday. a singleton nine or ten, South I s.s. "Sundial" sailing Mon· Rodington, Conchc, St. Anthony, I The Rtla Blanche m charge will have lost a trick but he treal May 20, arriving St. John's Griguct, QuirpJn, Cooks HPI'• of Capt. Picket has loaded • could well a!ford it. As men: ~lay 25, bour. R~olcigh and St. Leonar11:. general cargo for the usual tioned already, South w;:,s in a s.s. "Sunprince" sailing Mon· Griquet, Quirpon, Ship Cove I northern ports and is read!/ to fine contract. treal May 28, arriving St. John's and Cook's Harbour etc. 1 tinll. Furthermore, the safety play June 2.

The r.t.V. Sili·er Jubilee In • 'fhe Catherine Hann Is tak- is not at all far-fetched. East charr.o or Capt. Parsons ls tak· i in~ freight for Oderin and Par· had bid up to four hearts all GULF AND NORTIIER!II lng frei!,rhl for the fo:lowinll ; adise etc. by himself vulnerable. lie cer· SIIIPPISG C .. LTD. port~. Aspirin, Pille:.o's lslan,t, ! tainly would hold at least 11 ~I.V. Fergus sailing Charlolte· Change ls!ands, Bona vista, I! an I ANCIIORED IN HARBOl;f~ cards in the mE~jor suits and 1 town May 16. Pictou May 17. Bay, Fair lslantls, Trinitl',: The S.S. Waconda is waiting could easily be void 'of dia·l arriving St. John's ~lay 19. B.R .. Greenspond etc. ! for a shaft to arrive from the monds. M.V. Fergus sailing Char·

The ~firiam ;\Ia~· o( which mainland to be adjusted and lottetown May 23rd, Pictou ra~t. Rog~rs is the !"aster i~ ; alter the repairs are completed CARD SenSe :\lay Nth, arriving St. John's takmg freight for Elliston and will sail for her destined port. ~Ia)' 26th. Bonavi!ta. · 1 Newfoundland left Liver·

The M. anrl G. Rogers Is tak· , -- , Q-The bidding has been: FURNESS Wt\RREN LINJ<: lng freight for the usual nortn ·,_ AT HARVEY & COs. PIER 1

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. North East South West . Newfoundir.nd leaving for ern ports. : 1'he S.~. Bell Island II, ls 2• l'ass ? lJali!ax and Boston May 21, due

The Shirley Goodyear 1. L. ' from Hahfax to discharoge a You, South, hold: Halifax 23, and Boston )laY 26, and Shidrv Goodyear !.I.I. are general cargo and ~fter. the •A 2 'Q 6 5 43 tll 8 6 5 "'K 2 Leal'ing Boston May 27 anrl both lakin~ freight fol' Badger's i car~o ls discharged Will sail-for What do you do? paiifax Ma_Y. 31, du~ st. John's Qual·, Weslryvi:Je. rounrl Co\'e, Hah!ax. A-Bid three diamonds. You June 2. Sathng agam same day Ne~·town Templeman u far I are on your way to a slam but for Liverpool. 11 Lum~den. STEERS WIJ.\~F should set the diamond suit as

AT 1'. IIAJ.I.ETTS, I.TD. 1 The , schooner Nma W. 1 starter. Nova Scotia leaving !.iver· The c. R. Dalton of which Corkum is taking freight for TODAY'S QUES!ION . pool May 28, due St. John's

('apt. Gill Is the master is tak I Burin, St. Lawrence, Lawn, Y~ur partner continues With 3. Learing for Halifax and Bos· J·ng fra1·nht for Greenspond and I Fortune. Grand Bank, Hermit· a b1d of three no·trump. What ton June 4, due Halifax JLtne 6

' " d d and Boston June 9. Leal'ing I.umsden. • ave and Gaultoh. 0 you 0 now? Boston June 10 anrl Halifax

Animal Carriers

ACIOIB 2 Mother ot 1 South Apollo Am~rlcan (myth.) carrier 3 Russian

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Lots of people sing with feel· lng but not for other people.

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June 14, due St. John's June 16. Sailing again same day for Liverpool,

Newfoundland lea1•ing Liver· pool June 14, due St. John's June 20. Leaving for Halifax and Boston June 21, due Hali· fax June 23 and Boston June 26. Leaving Boston June 27 and Halifax July 1, due St. John's July 3. Sailing again same day for Liverpool.

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41 t.rlal place. Nova Scotia leaving Liverpool 43 HanrtnfoldJ. • • o June. 28, due St .. John's July 4. 4t Animals toun4• Spring is one time of year Leavmg for Hal~fax and Boston

In azoo . when more good health can be July li, due Halifax July 7 and ot5 Appellation . found out ln the fresh air than Boston July 10. Leaving Boston .S Horse'aaall . July 11 and nallfax July 15 .

. f8 Solar dllk .n medicine bottles. D St h ' J ly 17 Sailing 50 Flesh food • • • ue . o n s u . 51 Wiles The way some pE.rents let again same day for ~lvcrpool. 13 River In their children run wild at Newfoundland leavmg Liver-

Scollancl pool July 16, due St. John's B! Beythonlo nl&ht you'd think they had July 222. Leaving for Halifa~

19 &ocl hundreds of them. and Boston July 23, due Hah· _...,;;;;;;;;;;;;; __ • fax July 25 and Boston July 28.

Sketches Leaving Boston July 29 and Halifax August 2, due St. John's day for Liverpool.

Nova Scotia leaving Liverpool July 29, due St. John's August

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UN IIJRIOUGBB •

to 1:alm the wa.ters of this life . • • and make for skies of blue • • • the answer Ia that we

•--------• must turn . , • to God who "WAY TO PEACE" rules on high ••• for It's God·

The tempo of this day and given stillness that • • • can aae • • • ·is very fast Indeed make our worries fly • • . there • , • Ufe moves iilong at rapid Is no need to be upset • • • pace • • • much like a mad disturbed or tense inside • • • stampede , • • Inevitably this seek out the Lord and welcome wlll lead , • • · to tenaion and Him , • • to in . our hearts mrest • • . for with the dawn· abide . . . by doing this we're nil of each day • • • we face sure to !ind • . • a peace ~nother test . • , how can we divine and grand . . . there is

~ ride the troubled wavet • • • no need to walk alone . . . 1 wbat ia &here we can do • .• when God will take our hand.

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MARLON BlANDO IN "SAYONARA"

Major Lloyd Gruver (Marlon "Mister Rock and Roll" billed Branda), American jet ace, is as t\le biggest rock n' roll film reasaosned from combat duty yet made. It Is that, and mode. In Korea to light duty In Jr.pan Starring famed disc jockey Alnn by bis prospective father-in:law, Freed, co-starring Rocky Gra· SPECIAL ADDED General Webster (Kent Smith). ziano, handsome singing idol A'ITRACTION Eileen (Patricia Owens), Gru· Teddy Randazzo Lois O'Brien "Short Cut To llell" ver's fiancee has secretly been and Lionel Ha~pton and his "Short Cut To He!", is a fi?wn to Japan to ~eet hlm, but ,great band, with AI Fisher and trigger·taut, suspense • loaded h1s resentment of special treat· Lou lllarks and featuriing the thriller no action fan should ment" causes a break In the gre&t~st ar~ay of rock 'n' roll miss. It opens with a bang, rel~tlonshlp. He be(riends Air· recording artists ever crammed roars along Its Ingeniously mr.n Joe Kelly (Red Buttons), into a single film the Para· twisting plot path with hardly pugnacious Irishman who has mount release Is o~e of the sea· a letup and explodes to a fierce enlisted the help of h.ls Con· son's most rewarding bundles and 1atis!ylng climax. · ~ressman for permlss1~n to of all-around entertainment The Vista Vision tale of a m a r r Y Katsuml (Miyoshit Combining an unprecedented )'oung paid killer who single· Umeki), a Japanese ,Rirl. With avalanche of music with a story handedly conducts a campaign Kelly a n d Captnm Ball.ey that needed to be told, the film terror and revenge against the (James Garner), Gruver vis1~a turns out to be a must for crime ring that has double­the home of the Matsub&)'ashl. adults interested in understand· crossed him utilizes two talent· Japan'., dedicated all·girl dancer lng their sometimes bewilder· ed finds in its key roles: Rob· .group, and se~s Hann·Ogl (Hiiko ing offspring, as well as for ert Ivers &nd Georgann John· raka), Japan a premiere dancer the army of popular music fans. son. and most beautiful of the rev· Nowadays, a good many par· Ivers. who many well become ered Mr.tsubayashl dancers. ents wonder about their kids an o\'ernight sensation, plays Gruver fails In live with Hana· and the music craze that has the babv·faced, consciencless Ogl, and she wlth hlm. AI· gripped them. They wonder killer wiih chilling Intensity, though she Is not permitted to !>bout the stars who furnish and Miss Johnson, a lovely love any man, they soon share them their entertainment. "Mis· blonde, portrays with humor the roof of Kelly and Katsumi., ter Rock and Roll" will give and savvy the worldly-wise who have been secretly wed. them a long searching look at nightclub singer 1\•ers takes Eileen visits Gruver at his both, with Alan Freed, the as hostage on his desperate Japanese home to warn him of man who w~s present at the quest. As a girl who herself the General's plan to single him birth of rock 'n' roll and who has known life's hocd knocks, out for punishment 115 an ex· swept it Into the big time, hold· and who spots the buried hu· ample of the Army's anti· ing the searchlight. man qualities in the killer who fraternization ruling. Kelly is Adult movie-goers will come menaces her, the Inner struggle ordered to return to the United awa~· with a warm, comforting . over duty to soclety and her States without Katsuml, and the feeling concerning the kids who womanly Instincts maintains house is placed Off Limits, dance, sing and fl'tll in love to great tension throughout. boarded and 11uarded by 111111· the biggest thing In music to· William Bishop, as Miss John· tary Police. Kelly and Kalsuml da)', They'll come away, too, son's detective fiance, wha·IJlust disappear. Gruver finds the with awe for the prodigious bring Ivers in without harming· lovers too late, after they have musical a bllitics of the fabulous ing the girl, and Jacques Au· joined themselves In a forever· line·up of talent the film pres· buchan. as a fat and fastidious after suicide ceremony. Hana· ents. crime ring lieutenant, whose Ogi has been banished to Tokyo g Some thirty new R 'n' R queasiness only permits him to by the Matsubayashi, but Gru· numbers are whammed out by let others do his ldlling, head \'er follows and proposes mar· the supporting cast In crack per­riage, as the government's rul· ver's proposal, the two prepare formances. The movies' most ing on fraternization Is rescind· to live up to their responsl· famous "tough gur," Jamea ed and Hana·Ogo accepts Gru· bllitles as man and wife. Cagney directed.

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WANTED by the Anglican Board of Education at Bonne Bay a P~INCIPAL for its School at Wcody Point. Thla school is operated as a joint school on a 4 room basis with student enrolment to total 110. Alao Wanted a TEACHER for Grades 6, 7, B. . Also Wanted by the same Anglican Board a PRINCIPAL for the 3 room School at Trout River and an Intermediate TEACHER. Applicants should wlrt MAGISTRATE JACK A. WHITE, Woody Point, Bonne Bay, stating grade or license.

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:These Properties Available FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

SUPERIOR FURNISHED DWELLING Rennie's Mill Road.

SELF-CONTAINED APARTMENT, Devon Row.

UNFURNISHED DWELLING, Queen's Road

Apply to

EASTERN TRUST Co. 275 WATER ST. DIAL 2027 m~)-20.21

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TEACHERS WANTED

ST. BONIFACE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Vacancie~ t~xist on Teaching Stoff •••

ANGLICAN ACADEMY 16 Rooms, Grades 1 to 5. Vice-Principal and Te.achers required.

WEST MINES 7 Rooms, Grades 1 to 6. Vacancies exist on Teaching Staff.

Applicants will please stale qualifications and teaching experience. Bonus paid to certified Teachers.

CHAIRMAN, ANGLICAN BOARD OF EDUCATION

BELL ISLAND

WANTED · A Principal for Harbour Grace four room school. Interest

In tports desirable. but not essential. House arailable. Ap, . .Jy Secretar)', United Church Board of Education, Harbour Grace. m~·t4,16,19,21,23.26

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THE· LARGEST STOCK IN CANADA OF UNCLAIMED DRY CLEANING

10,000 LAD,IES' DRESSES at .................. 50c. ea. 500 LADIES' SUITS at .................... $2.00. ea.

1,00.0 · LADIES' SKIRTS at ...................... SOc. ea. 500 MEN'S OVERCOATS at .......... $3.00 ea.

2,500 LADIES TOPPERS at ................ $2.00 ea. 250 MEN'S TOPCOATS at ............ $3.00 ea. . nov , l'

teenth day folloWinl cnntract I '---------• award.

• Plan• and spedlicalions will : •---------.

500 LADIES' COATS at .................. $3.00 ea. 200 MEN'S RAG~ANS at ................ $3.00 ea.

PLUS a variety of CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

be on 'iew at Builders' Ex· 1

cllmget In Halifax, Fredericton, Moncton, Saint John, N.B., Board of Trade, St. John's, Newfoundland, Montrul. · DCL Halifax Branch Office and •I tbl addresa below.

..: lach tender must be submit·

ted on the forma preacrlbed. · The lowest or 1ny tender not

necelllrily accepted. 1. D. JENNISON, Secretary,

Nt. 6 Temp. BldJ., 58 Lyon St., , .. tYrTAWA, Ontario .

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Write for !!'ree Booklet on all dimensional H: ~.rlni to ACOUSTICON O'JIRIEN CO

Rearing Aid Consultants, 190 New Gower St.

(Corner Brazil Square) · Dial 5264

1 RANKIN STREET (Off Merrymeeting Road)

We accept Mail Orders.

Doors open 9 a.m. (OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9.30 P.M.)

Please address mail orders to: UNCLAIMED DRY CLEANING, Box 2056, General P.O., St. John's, Newfoundland

Mf:.\'T ~1.\llf\l'T, ;,3 \\'illi~m Str~PI Dial i4nO and 6062 -· ---- -

ST. JOHX'S 1\'f:ST

H. R.<..:LARKE To••~~il Roar! Jlial 92295

·----- ·---------L. HJo;ALEY Cru~s Road• and Wain St

Dial 3026 CHM~LES O'KEEFE

69 Hamilton !ilreel Jlial 4Hi

INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS

!lt. John's tast

STA:o>: FOWLER 2·1 Queen's Rrl.

P 0 Box 63 Ilia! .i.i31

.lOB BROTHERS & eo. 1.rn. Walrr Stre~t

])ial :!658, 4123

MEEHAN & CO. 1'.A, Bldg. Durkwnrtb lit.

Dial 70!6·70!7

REG. T. 1\lORGAN Templr 81rll(. Duckworth St

Dial 803iO·i"56

UNITED USDERWRITERS,

Templr Bldg., Duckworth St Dial 803iO·i75F

St. John's West ----···---CROSBIE & CO .. LTD Woolworth llhlg. Wa!Pr St

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T.V. REPAIRS nrr yo,;·n::-.:·o :-;t:unn:.

Tt•lt•\ , ... tnll :\Hit•Jitl;l~ In· _,tJIIr-•1. P:,rts !'ould. t•lwllt" 9271il or !11117:1

BEAUTY PARLOURS

St. John's Central

AMBASSADOR BF:.\t:TY P.\RJ.nt:R

216 Walrr ~lrr~t Dial 30~n

St. John's North .... - --·.- _, -- -----MAl\l'ZELLc'S

BE,\liTY P.\r.J.Ol'R Elitabclh Al'r, Dial 90l!IM

NU-VOGUE BEAUTY PARLOUR

Ro"·an Sl. J)lal 9105

St. John's East

GERTRUDE'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY

61 Queen's Rd. Dial 640:

l\fARGUERITE'S RF:AliT\' PARI.OliR

4 Prr~rott St. Dial 63!1~ 1

SFLD. HOTEL BF.AUT\' PARJ.!IUR

eavendlsh SCJ. Dial 738!,

BUILDING SUPPLIES ST. JOHN'S CENTRAL

W. BURTON & SON 5-l IA'~IARHCANT RD.

Oiat 6929 · Rl's. !1166H ST. JOHN'S CE:VTRAL

HORWOOD Lt:MBER (.;0., I.TD.

'l' ater St. W. Dial 301J

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KE~:\EOY'S Dltl'G STOlL

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PARFJ~:\LC rn.\RII.\CT,

fli,abtlb .let Dial ~11!1

MVRJ,n\"S llRl'G STOlt

m '!ilili~rr !ttl ni~l 6111

KIN! ewspap

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JUNE fll ST. PATRICK'S

Tick' . (

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KINSMEN BINGO

SERIES v TO· DAY'S NUMBr-i\S

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PRIZE ·sl,OOO.OO Kin - Help Kiddies

BINGO GAIETY AMUSEMENT CENTRE

'~HIGHT AT 8.30 :!-1 .00. U~l'nl Good Prizes.

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RECITAL ;::s::·:Jm BY Tl-iE PUPILS OF THE

THE STUDIO

DANCE Under the Direction ol:

MRS. ISABELLE GOODRIDGE

MRS. BARBARA CHALKER

To be held:

JUNE FifTH, 8:15 P.M. IT. PATRICK'S HALL AUDITORIUM

Tickets on sale:

Charle~ Hutto~ & Sons, Water Street

. INSURANCE

LIMITED r!quire~ an

!XPERIENCED IN$URANCE MAN 10 rnannge their St. John's Office.

DIAL 3233 FOR INTERVIEW

Inspection OF

tf,~I~OU AIR C~\O~T SQUADRON

;,~(n·or•d :,~. Sl. J0hr1's Rolnry Club) '' hid n: )iill Holl, P.·.·~~mmler's Field

TO.NIG11T at 8.00 p.m.

t.nr; Friend~ cordially invited to atlend.

TENDERS Un~'·. reque!ted for the ext~rior painting

loh:• lin the Federal-Provincial Proiect 41 ~2, 1' Plans und Specifications may be a;

2the office of the St. John's Housing

T 4 Cashi" AYtnue. • u enders, marked as to content, will be

01 P to and including the 5th June 1958. JOH~,Iender .n~.t necessarily accepted.

S HbUSING AUTHORITY 124 CASHIN AVE.

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Club TO-DAY

CLUB OPEN 9 nm. to 11 p.m.

FOOD AT ITS BEST

TP.L .... t! I p.n1. • 1 lll.tt',

Nt•l••e41a .. 'a u.~.. . .. latlmalo Nlrhl Club

l!nlorlolomtnl ••t Dlnlor lilrllll1 .... ,.,,., lilt Blrrool •••

Br1t ~ltna Ia 'fowa. C'hri1 Aadre•• Ortbtllra.

ftnr IGe.

To-llrbl't Full Ctur" ~prrlal: Hall Jlooll lprlor Cblekn lUI

t'r~• •dmtuion fnr O~nnrr t.:u~tomen "Rolax ud T.o,loy 1 Nlrht ODI" 11 tho J'AIIIOUI "OLD WILl.''

! hold assi5tant who would '! be wllling to help with

scmi·invalld lady. Apply Box 43 c/o Dally News. ma~·21,22

Experience• preferred. Apply in person to

The Two Way Stores

No 'phone co.lls please. !1~~ ~n.~'

FOR SALE-One two·storey de t a c h e d four-bedroom dwelling, furnace heat ra· diation. rll'i1'e way and )!nr· a~r. ~c:lrn£ at rpclul'rrl rrirP. To in~rN·I rail at 222 l.r·· · Marchant Rnart aflPr 7.30 p.m. mn~·21.22.23 :AUCTION SALE

RF.I.CIIISii, hrnrlh;n:;;·1;1n~l"d . GREAT EASTERN OIL CO. rrrling, qukkly r<·lir.crl wi:lr SHOWROOM, WATER ST.,

i Wilder's Stomach Powder. ST. JOHN'S

I Tasteless, odorless. so pure . A it requires no sugar or flavor· 1 USED 1957 MODEL 21 ing. At all druggis1s. ROGERS MAJESTIC

WANTED - A housekeeper j;;- 111 T e~evision Set lire in. Family of two. One

! day and every night o_rr. 'on May 23rd 1958 · Wages sao.oo per month. D1al \

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NEW 1958 DODGE 4-DOOR CRUSADER SEDAN

$3085"00

Equipped with heater anrl dcfrcster. turn mmcators. tires, full wheel discs, havy duty shrcks and sprmgs.

"READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY" CARNELl, STRF:ET-Dit\1, 2094·6.

USED CAR LOT TOPSAIL ROAD-DIAL 9·2196.

·------Jo'OR SALE - New Bungalow.

i Freehold. Containing living room. dinette, kitchen. three

I, bedrooms. bathroom. hard· --------- wood, tile. and linoleum

Fast Ozalid Copying Service Check Your Ticketsl Can

Accommodate 1 Lady Boarder . 'Phone 6632:-1

LOST

A pair of Glasses FINDER PLEASE

Dial 91661A

JUMBLE SALE BASEMENT OF

floors. Also large Basement Flat with separate entrance partly finished. Good in,·est· ment. Terms can be arran· ged .. Apply 1!!11 Empire Ave., 'Phone 92242.

CHIMNEY SWEEPING-Re­liable ehimney cleaning, modem elelltrieal equ!po ment. Furnaces and rangea a apeeiality. All work JUar· anteed. Dial 2134 (keep the fireman away from your doorl.

CASH paid for Comlca, magazines, pocket books. ae­eordit·ns, guitars, violins, guns, typewriters, sewing maehines, men's, children's clothes, footwear, John D. Snow 9 New Gower Street. my2.imth ·

Circular Letters .•• Price Lilll .•• Financial Statement• .•• Reports, etc •••• Ma~ter 1beeta prepared as required.

Gerry Halley Surveys Ltd.

DIAL tee18. my&,1mth ·-------

Notice Of Dissolution Of

Partnership

Public Notice

IHOP CLOSING-BELL ISLAND

Representatio:1s have recently been submitted to the Depart· i ment of Provincial Affairs re· ~

Owing to the death of 1 questing that the existing Shop !

John A. Barron, Q.C., the! Closing Regulations in effect in : Partne h• for the Practice 1 Bell Island should be amended '

rs 1P , . so as to repeal the present . BEAUTICIANs- Beautyland, of law heretofore corned' weeklv hal!-holidav on Wednes·

129 Queen's Road (opposite on by the firm of Barron 1 day ai1d to substitute therefor a Balsam Street). Speeializing d l , , d' I d whole holiday on ~fonday in in hair styling. Special to· an eWI5 15 ISSO ve • l'ach week t'xcept during thr day, $12.00 cold wave, $8.00. All accounts owing by Christmas period nr 11·hen Open evenings. Dial 6534. this firm may be presented . !here is another whole holiday ,

-...:.ap~2..:.~.m_____ t t th nder m the same week. i -- for pay.men o e u • . FOR ALL YOUJt PAINTING, signed by whom the prac- . Be~ore furthe~ a~tion Is taken!

I d • t · f • d 10 th1s matter, 1t 1s hereby re· ·1.

exter or an m erlor, tice hereto ore carne on 1 quested that any persons on Bell '

in~. Rea~nnahle rale~. Fr~nk

FOR THESE OUTSTANDING

UNCLAIMED LUCKY NUMSERS IN

THE MODEL SWEEP 2 5 7 2 2

1 7 4 5 1 2

6 0 9 3 6

WORTH $1 ,000 EACH

TO BE DRAWN SOON GRAND PRIZE WORTH $5,000

TICKETS SOc EACH

All tickets are now on the market in City and Bell Island Store~. Buy some tn-doy!

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To-night at sparkling and paper hang· by the dissolved _firm will I' Island. who may wish to com_ · \ ~lrll'ndy. 'Phone 46fi7·H or be continued men! then•on ~houl<l rommmm·.

• , , ~le Wilh till• llrpartn1Pnl of Prn· ---------------------1 333g.A ma)"2·2W· Dated ot St. Johns th1s vincial .\flair. wilh<llil d••la.1·. ·

7 0 clock ! -- ·-··-·· ---··---; ··-·--- ·. 19th day of Moy 1958. : Sud1 rnmr:wnt~ shoulrl he ~uh- · . Wall Washing ' PHILIP J. LEWIS, ! mtltrrl tn th<· 1kpart_mrnt nn or

CLOTHES makt the man if CHAFI makes ~he clothes

-······ · -··· -·-. : ·w"Ai:i.-··WASHJNG-:.:· \\all~--; Borrist~r and Solicitor • hrlore :lt>r :.lay. 1 ~-'R.

FOR SALE rle~nt~d by .tew ma.•hine. Temple BiJilding, I J. c;. ('!1.\:'\:'\J\'C;.

Rewlts perfec1: sans No. 339 Duckworth Street,. Uc•pul)' ~lini~t•·r. nf, Prol"inrial · •~

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t WM. l. CHAFE, Tailor

ONE 14 FT. paint.-New Method Rug S J h , j' Affa•r~. ' ~peed Boat and Wall Cleaners, Fresh· I. o n s. m1·l4,21,2a I

.4 HOLD ·woRTH ST.

II water Road, 'Phone 91033. m;-~11.21 • I

Fully equipped. _a..:g~_:_.lm_. _____ =:--:::.--Apply to "'NVEST IN REST." Sleep

A-1 TAXI or comfortabl7. We l)leclallze

Dl"al 5776 Or 31 50 In repairing and reeondltion-

WANTED A Maid

Pamrly of three adults. Apply

MRS. A. M. DUFFY, 34 Cornwall Heights

'Phone 80307

MSTEftS Of St!RVICI AUXft.IARY

RAFFLE

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, lnl all tJpu 8prlqa 1nd Mattrusn. Guaranteed work. Mattre•s for back ailments a specialty. 'Phone 8449 or 3361, Standard Beddl:li Company, Ltd., Flower HW. ftb:IIO,U.

iiO"Ni •YAN Beauty Balon, T. A. Building, Duckworth ltreet, apeclallzing in all methods permanent waving, tintln& and Cllttllll. Open 'l'l&uday and Tburlday alahll, * op•atora. Dlal M'IT fcJr ,appointment.

TD CliNTBAL BA:RBD IBOP-We are now operat­Ing aix chail'l. You ean be •ur•d of the best polliblt aervlee plua the leaat poto llble waltlnr, If. New Gow­er st. opp. Adelaide Motora Ltd. Aug.3l,U 1

WINNING NUMBERS ht-5-1203, won by

Mr. Ray Manning, • • 2nd-0-392-Won by ! ___ R•...:.p_a_•rs ___ _

Carmel Power j"REPAIB8 TO ALL MAKES 3rd-J-377, Unclaimed. of Washing Machines, Floor 4th-0·491, Undaim_e_d. Pollahen, Vacuum Cleaners,

ete, For prompt service FOR RENT Dial 6013-L, G, crane.

!el!ll,lmth. A self contained, newly

d Sparkling decorate :FOR ALL YOUR SPARKLING

Apartment I and Paintinl( neerls. Spark· ! i linil a spPciality. Tlial 601:!!., 1 suitable for a small family. G. cme. _ fch~::!mth __

• Heat 5upplied and thermos· !tOI;K-EX(;A\'ATIN!' SPE~:IAJ,. i ·tal control in· own Apart- 1ST-The wi~e wt!l rcahze: , I h . f ' ~pPed, acctu·acy, sal~ty, lnw I . ment. For furl er 1n orma- 01.erhenri, ere1tes low cslim· 'tion plecrse CALL 90508 ales. Ci~neral excavr.ting, ! after 6.30 p.m. . ! · ~r"'tr and wat~r line~. hed· '--· . ·-. ... . . . ... .. . . ··-·- I rork, f'lc. I.ar~n or small

I FOR RENT joh~. -Arthur A. Ch~r1ranrl, nunville. P. R~y. At nunv·

2 ~ . h d iiie c£11 Cieo. Bonnell; al St. f"UrniS e .Tohn's call .Tohn Nioh·

olson, 51i7. Necessary to IMve name and addresr. Rooms Chan:'- collecl. Contact will

In well heated house. be made within 3 hours P~r· Comfortable for couple ...:1:.::0n=al::.Y.:....· ----::-=:-=-without children. Apply PAINTI~G AND DECORAT·

ING-Ail kind• done, exter-

48 F kl ~ e , lor and Interior. Papering, ran yn 1'\V • · ll'•lnlna. enameling, vam· ishlng, lettering and door plates; hardwood f I o or treated. Reasonable prices. H. W. Hodder. Painter Con, tractor. 'Phone 4675F. aplli,llli,eod

PlAN 0 AND ORGAN TUNI~G-For prompt ~er· vlee eontract L. Goulding, 1311 Newtown Road. Dial 108'70. felt:lll,am.

MAY 22nd

8.30P.M.

AFTER INTERMISSION EXTRA CARDS

$7.00

MAMMOTH BINGO St. John's Memorial Stadium

THURSDAY May 22nd, 1958, 8.30 p.m.

THE STADIUM WILL BE HEATED IF NECESSARY

JACKIE WALSH, OFFICIAL CALLER

$3,000.00 IN PRIZES

30 GAMES CARDS s3.00 $2,000.00

FINAL GAME

* AFTER INTERMISSION EXTRA CARDS *

Unc/er the auspices ol Benevolent and Pro#edive Order ol Elks, St. John's Lodge No. 245

Proceeds in aid of its charitabf.e and community services. Sponsors Elks Bantam Hockey League

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..__....,__ Iron Fireman's whirling Vortex flame start~

~thoe•t the grate line, co1·ering the hearth and blanketing the sidewalls of the furnace. The rich radiant heat circulates through your home instead of going up the chimney ..• li~cr~

}tlln }o t•t>nt.U'I bt~Wl• 'h~ lam'" tf'\'tu• tlH·~ he•rLh &nd <~;~j'l:itos ht;~t irHt_lnl))' to t-\·m· itl(h C~( rr•mary hriltinr. 'utill<:('. M\11•1 UC' In nrr.f' -=~t11on of oil out flf evt"rf lbtet:. ·report ~a1·ings up to 30% as compared to -----!r'l burners previously used.

;, And '1\'hat wonderful head-to•toc comfort 1 you enjoy. Reduces stratified cold air along the . floors-you get steadf, even heat qnir~~l'· · Complete "packaged" units .for warm air, steam or hot water heating, with built-in Vortex oil burner are available too,

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I ELIZABETH THE SECOND, hy 1 the Grace of God · of the United King.

campbell dom. Canada and Macpherson, Her other R~al~s Inside Russia To-day Lieutenant· and Temtoncs John Gunther ........ $5.95 · Gol'ernor Queen. Head of .

l L.S. 1 the Commonwealth. 'The Great North Defender of the . F /' B 11 fl' $4 00 F 'th e rce e o r .. .. . .. . .

a• . , • h I Leslie n. Curtis. Night Marc

. lUI. Attorney General. Bruce Lancast-er $4.95 'TO ALL TO WHO~! th~se Pl'r'· : , .... · ' rnt, sh~ll come or whom tlw :The Northern L1ght

~amr may in anyw1se con A. ), Cronin ......... $4.50 rrrn. h D

c; 1· e e t i n ~: T e Great ays

A Proclamation John Dos Passos .... $5.00 . . :The Mountain Road \I'HER F:AS tn and by S~ctton , .

1:!4 of The Alcoholic T.iquo:·:< : Theodore H. Whrte $3.95 Act. rhapter 93 of The Rc'' 1~~~ , Se:.. Stories from Statutes or Newfoundland, 1_"?~ it is provided that if a ?elltwn . Newfoundland is presented to o~r .~ICUtent: ! Michael Harrington, Governor in Council. s1gn~d h\' 1 $4 00 ' not less than one-th1rd of the 1 • i P.lectors as defined in that

We Still Have A Good SuppiJ :»f all brands of FERTILIZERS, CERTIFIED SEED POTATOEs

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delivery ex our Warehouse and suggest you get your supplies

now so as to avoid disappointment if you leave your purchases

too late. •

GET OUR QUOTATIONS

'PHONES: 5143 • 5144

section resident in any a:ca ________________ _ 1·eferred to therein requcstlnt( : LIVING FRENCH lto..l f dl d BELI,EVILLE, Ont. 1CP1 - , I.A:\'IJM:IIiK GOE a vote be taken in t.hat .area i L l'~eW OUn an Quinte pi~.con racing dub's fast- LIH:HI'OO!.. '.··.~ .. ~ h 1 I nr 40 ll'ssons complete on on~ ~ ·' _ "

01dlnuy ~·•·tl'P' Lur· ,. See for yourself how an lion Fireman nm rrl••·;' hc•tln the ' \1 0'1 B · S ••loplt "·her• 11 ro.nnot ortex 1 urner can save you monty. ce us "' ,nboorbcrl ~o .<f~·"· ·, or phone for free heating survet•, Immedia\t h·r.y. Ruuh'!n 1.1 .Hn ~ , • J (!:)' ~.· \. """"'"':-:'"' """" praying that a leo 0 le lql · Plavin~ High Fidelity nccords S . cot bird tral'elled better than ;;u I last uf \m" sc0•1 ••

b~ permitted to he sold or ':e . witti El'cryday Com·ersation erVICeS miles an hour to win the club's i wheels has stojlpt<l ·' 5

prohibited from being sold .m 1 manual anri comprehcnsil·e second race of. the season. CO\'· ceased operation llith am· premises in tbat area he· 1 9• · PASSENGER NO~lCES c1·ing the 120 miles from llunh· ·recently nt th1• 1

. 1 t A t Oll" Dictionary. .. .......... Sl . 0 ' TROUTERS' TR 'I'' TO . encerl under t 1a c • · · " ·• , dlle to nearby Trenton 111 two Company i.I<L ,,, ':n· Lieutenant-Governor in. Conn· Also GF.R~IA~ ARGESTIA 11 P.;n. ~lAY 23rd. hours, 22 minutes. 'Three ot th< "l : ..... :, .. , cil may. after first hem)! ~a:. Also SPANISH A Troutcrs' Special train lor , STUDY FISH TRAI'S plied powt·r '":· :·,.- .

n Pleasr ~ivr m~ rurtlwr informntinn on lhc: Iron Fireman Vortex Oil Burnet· or oil fired furna;·es or hmh•rs.

1 isfied that the persons whos: l'c;:ulnt' points to Ar;:cntia will SI!Jo:ET HARBOR. :\.S. •cr~- fed ~rin<lrr- ''"'' ,.,_·. .

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names arc sil!ned to the pel!· · · lra1·r St. John's 11 p.m. Friday. The Eastern :\o1·a Scotia fi>h and t·ry. · lion or a ~ufficicnl numbrr. ol I o· k & c Ltd ! ~lay 2:lrd.-R~turnin_g train will game a~sociation has \Olcd to in· .\I'TI\"1-: C;l:urp

. th~m arc elector.<. by_ proctam· I( S 0., . IPa\'l :\rgcnt1a 6 p.m. Sunday. ,-,.~tigalc reports that offsho1·c, 1.0:\!JO\' .,·p -r,,_, ~ ; ation order a plebiscite to be ~Ia)' 2;1th. · mackerel nels trap so man)· sal· London Tran,.,,,n .1.;. •

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'held in thnt area: . . : The Booksellers ('()~~EC'I'IOS Slll'TII ('();\ST man and grilse they cndan:;cr Park hu, ;:arn:r ~,:·; .. ~ A:'I:D WHEREAS a .pclllton s•:R\'ICE ·the (uture of angling for Atlantic dl<tril't l'OIIIll il:••r·-::,Q·''-

NEWFOUNDLAND COAL i si::nrd h)' two hunch·~cl and Spin 4425 or 2008 or 3191 Train "Tht• Caribou'' IP:trin~ . snimon on the cast coast. or'. ~ riri~er ano a fortr·right prrsons rc~1dent II• ~: .. loim'; fi p m. toda)· Wed·

~the ·Toll'n of Catalina _has brrn nr;rln)· will make connection pl'e:-i~llt(ld to our L1cutcna~1t· · -- ···-- ctt . c. t aux Ba:,quc:-; with S.S.

: Gmwnor in Council pra~·1n~ Bnccalh·u for regular ports

' ('0~~1-:CTION ST. .JOH:'\'S· & O·IL co., LTD. WATER ST., ST. JOHN'S

Phones5863, 6077,5586 I th"t al .. oholl'c ]l'<tuo1• he pe•·· TV South Coast Service. : n1'1ttrd to br sold in a club REPAIRS ' (' t T.E\VJSPORTE SER\'JU;

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Cui pro!H'amme.'' '.!ina anrl opcl'atcd by the Can· Train "The l'anbou·• rii\'Jn;: ,be·. A"s'ociation II'N•\mcnt of 'J'uberculo>is. and 1.1EUTESAN1' GOH:It:'\OR. I adian Legion Catalina Bran~·h REASONABLE RATES St. John's 5 p.m. lomorrow - 1 ~xtcnd my warmest rongra!U•. His Honour thPn gave ~n In· '\o. 16 to members of the sa1tl Thursday, will make connection

(Continued frum p~~~ :ll latinn In ~lr. liou>e and Ills. spirin~ talk in whit-h he lracrd : cluh and th«>ir ~ucsts: . :at Lewisporlr with ~I.V. Bona-~tR. El)(i,\R HOl'~~: 'Iiiii on thr out>lilndin~ work lhc Tube1·eulosis Cumpaign in I AXD WHEREAS our Lt~n- GUARANTEED WORK ri~ta for regular ports St. .JohtJ',.

~lr. Ed~ar 1;. HoUbl'. Dir~dor the)· are doillg," roncllulrd Dr.: this Pro1·ince from the early : tcna;lt-Go\'ernor in \ouncil is p H O N E 7313 . C'O~~ErT.'?~ WEST .RUN the l~>>ociation'~ Rchaluht~· ~lalnnr. . _lwcntie~ up to the prc .• rnt day.· ~atisficd that a sulficlcnt num· PLi\(E~Tt\ 8.\'\ .

m oil·ision. th~n prrscntcd ht> In sr~omlin~ ~1.1·. Huus•: s r4'· lie said it wa~ a record of pro- . ber or the person~ signing the . Rf'~ul~r ~ a.m. tt·aul lravlnl! port which showed a ~real pori. Past Prrsulrnt ~ · ~1. · l!r~ss <.·ltd a tribute to those men , !'lion are electors. as de· El t • St .fohns ~ nday, ~lay 23. w11l al h1ad hecn al'Cilllltlh~hed de· IJ'Lt•ill'), O.B.I~.. 1\.S.G. said. ot faith and coura~:r. whowol'k·. ri~l~d in Section 124 of the said ec roniC 'lll:l':e l'tllliiCCtion at Ar~entia ite r:n incrcasrd 1·a.'e loa<~. "the pr.t•grcss m.a~!e. show, the cd de>pite ~real ~dds, lo com· ct Resident in the Town of Centre Ltd • with ~lotor Vessel for the West d bu;in~·s rccc.s1on. ~lr. llchntuhtatton lllllslnn to be a bat a seemingly mconquerable ~ t'r ld that this number :Run Placentm Bay. m~e cmphu,izcd the l;tcl th:tt rcr)· h~althy limb of a sturdy el·ening. His Honour also paid Ca a matal t \enst one-third ol I 90 CAMPBELL AVE ' FREIGHT ACCEPTANCES

·1 s1h1l " ' t 'h t t th l t G r repre>en s a ·• 1 • • ere is com~~lll ,l' rcspon. · tree. • . . . • a wa~m _l'1 ~ e 0 e a ~ 0 • such electors resident in th;,t ' · I'REIGHT LAURADOR . in rehab1ht~t1on ;111d that. tl~L\NC_l.~l •• R~,POR~ don f. lll.ggms who he sa1d wa.s, · . , · A't h • 'PHONE 6401A SERVICE PORTS BATTLE HR. 1erc1·cr feasible, lhc ~X· The A>~nclr·llon Jmanc1al rc· a good Jr~end of all, but e.spcct· 1 to 11•11 • • • , \Y YE th~t We !J,· : ' eJ OU s TO SPOTTED ISLANDS ticnl must be restored lo as. port was then ~resented ~Y Dr. al~· of the Tubcrc.ulous. "AI· 1 NO\~ KNO ,. of lll;r: - -- - . ----- EXCLUDING PORT HOPE eful a life as po.si~le. In his· Darroch ~lacGlllivra)', m the i though plo-~ue~ by 11l health he and \\~th t~e ~d\l:eo Prov·

1 FUNERAL NOTICE 1 SI~IPSON

, 11 en\·lronment. "This 1s often. absence of the Honorary Trt•as-1

had worked tirelessly for the Executive Councll 0 ur , ------------- l'rcioht for regular ports Jst difficult" he said, "in in· 'nrer, Mr. C. R. Handrigan. Mr. Association. and was proud of I incc of Newfoundla?d, d~ by: SUTTON-The funera! of the ' B·tttle ~Harbour to Spotted Is· strics of tishing, logging, min- 1 ~la~Gillivray exte~d~d the As·, the wonderful progr~ss it made this Our :r~clamahon d1rect

1tate John T. Sutton Wl~l take . lands per S S. Kyle (excluding

g and farming. However, pr~· soc1ation's app_reelahon to the through the years." ! that a plebiSCite be held on th~ place tomorrow, Thursda) morn:·, Port Hope Simpson) will be css ~~ being made r,:1d a fmr Honorary Auditors Read, Son, His Honour congratulated the third day of June, 1958. to dc·j daughter Mrs. John B. Ashle~. . . 1 1 1 th Dock Coastal ,mber or our patients ha1·c ·Watson r.nd Leith. "who" he Association on their efforts for !ermine the wishes of the Plec· daughter ~Irst. .John B. Ashley, ~~c.T t a . . ~h r d . R ·~ m en and are being lrained to 1 said "have done this onerous the prevention· and control of tors as defined in Section 124 63 Pine Bt:ri Avenue, to the · ~~ om on °11 11 5 "~ • ·

tu;n to their homes as barb·· task without remuner~ti?n each Tuberculosis and expressed the of the said Act, of the '!'own Basilica of St. John the Baptist. 10 ;) p.m. :, shoc·rc_pairt>rs, watc_h. r~· year sin.ce the Assoc1at10n was . hope that th~y woul~ continue · of Catalina which to~vn com· Solemn Requiem ~lass will be I irers, rad1o. TV tcchmc1an~ •. formed m 1943. . . 1 the work unhl the disease was i prisrs the area desmbr.d as celebrated at 9 oclock. Inter-~." • . • • ; . ~~~·. Frecker sa1d It was a ·conquered. .. ! follows: ment will be nt Belvedrrr.

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DOCTOR E. \\. ~lALONE s1gm!tccnt fact that I. he New·! ------ - - - "\II that area situate and ------- ·· -- -------- · In moring the adoption of foundland peo~le had mcrease_d

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, b'. , on. the northern side DEATH r. House's report, Dr. E. W. I their subscl·ipllons by 3000 this ~m,f. it'' Bal' in the eiec· -O~QUINN-P;ssed--~wa.v $lid· alone sdd statistics cannot •·er.or. He paid a warm tribute to· 0 n~ •. '· . 'tv Xorth . " .. . 'bl .,·11·n the true pictm·c. 'the press radio and television · lora! dtstr1ct of Trtnl · • . denly ~lay -Oth. John 0 C.

•ost e " ' · • G d 1 'b d follows· ~om· 1 'Q · 1 · t ·r Tuberculosis. The suffering, for their magnificent support o£ 00 1 cscr~ e as ·; . t 0 Ul~lll; cal'llll: o motu·,n \1'.' c, 1d heartbreak behind t h e the annual Seal sale, and the mencmg at Snelg:o\ c Pomt 1 one s1ster Bessie m Honda, . ~---·. _ _. . ;urcs are immeasurable. The year-round programme or the Morning, on the northern s1d': of thr: nephew James O'Quinn. Funer~IJ FOR SALE 1portancc of Rehabilitation to Association. He a~so lh~nked tntrancc to Po~t Umon Har· i Thursday from h1s late reSt· I c Tuberculous ean~ot be o1•er· the p~blic for the1r eontmued Ne;nol.bor hour and runmng thence by i dence 1 Murra~·. Street at 9.45 DESIRABI.E ·FREEHOLD timated. The patients recov· tinanc1ai support and wonder· "l!!l'.. the northeastern boundary • a.m. to the Bas1hca o£ St. .John PROPERTY )' and oullook arc in direct rul co-operation. "Our people" Ploooo conolder uo Juot of the Town of Port Union '\the Baptist for Requiem ~lass. ' This is a splendid detached twn tationship to his ability to he sr,id, "seem more .interested tb•t ···your lrie~~do ud north ·thirty-three degrees , · storey home erected on a con· r.d a useful and satisf~·lng life. than cl'er in the anll·TB C~m· ~~h\':n~t w~:n :~ west two thousand feet and : crete basement and containing 1e Rehabilitation Division is paign, and are more respons1ve yourlr~eunnceproblema, thence north fifty-six degrees · IN MEMORIAM 'altogether a rooms and bathroom : o1•iding that opportunity. "It to :\lass Surveys. lllr. Ewing )lilt cUI. • • west eight hundred ·rect to a I in perfect condition throughout ust be a great source of satis· paid a tribute to the Assocla· point at the intersection of GALLAGHER 'and equipped with automatic oil , ction to the Rehabilitation lion's Executive and office staff, the centre line of the brook ! furnace heat. 220 and 110 \'olt ~ vision to know that they are ~nd to the Captain and crew of flowing into sutton's Pond In loving memory of a I wiring, bath-hot and cold water •t only restoring the ex·tnher· 1 the ·:~r.V. "Christmas Se&l" wi.tb· 1 d the centre line of the old . dear Husband and Father etc. also side garden with drirc· : Jous to their proper niche in i out whose loyalty and devotion! a\ right-of-way extend· I' PATRICK GALLAGHER i way. Terms or 13000.00 Down , e community but the also re·lto duty, it would not be pos-! :a• w;r Catalina to Port who died ' Payment Wltb Complete _o~cup- . otlng their self respect. Re· sible to carry on such • success- mg. romh th twenty

1 ancy In Three Weeks. Th1s 1s an '

Umon; t ence nor • 1 May 21, 1954 f ideal opportunity to locate in a : eight degrees west three I 1 much sought after locality. thousand five hundred feet

1 May the Sacred Heart of H' J. MILLER

to a point on th~ road ex~en~· I Jesus have mercy on his I • • ing from Catalma to Km?s soul. : REAL ESTATE AGENT

time to replant growing

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cove distant one. qua:ter m1le ! --lnscrt~d by his wife and 'I 7&9 WATER STREET. in a westerly direction from · family. ;,;~'~P~II~O~N~E~S~N~,3~95~-~7~9~~~~· ;;;;~~:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;:;::;;:;;~~;;::;;;:;;; the bridge spanning the brook .7"--rtowing out of Lookout P\lnd; ___ .. ____ ·---- -·- !

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·thence north twenty-seven degree~ east ~ewn thousand !eel to the northernmost angle of Lookout Pond; thence south · eighty-two degress east five thousand one hun· dred feet to the easternmost angle of Nolan Pond; thence south three· degrees east seven thousand one hundred feet to Shepherd Point; thence in a straight line in a south· westerly direction to Good· land Point and thence iD a straight line in a >outhw~st· erly direction to the pomt of commencement; bearinge from the True Meridian";

on the question as to whether th sale of alcoholic liquor be permitted In the Town of Cata· lina. '

AND WE DO appoint Nche· mlah' Short Esq., o.B.E., J.P., to be the returning officer for holding of the said plebiscite.

AND WE DO ORDER that the question to appear on the ballot paper for the plebiscite shali be

ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC ',!QUOR BEING PERM~TTED N '!'HE 'J'OWN OF CATA· INA'! tW ALL Which Our Loving

llbjerts -and all olhei'S whom . hese presents may concern ~re hereby required to take notice and to govern themselves ac·

1 cordingly. ' I IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF : we have caused these Our

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Letters to be made patent and the Great Seal of Newfound· land to be hereunto affixed.

WITNESS: Our trusty and well-beloved His Honour the Honourable Campbell Macpherson, Officer of the Most Excellent Order or i the British Empire, Lieu- I tenant-Governor of the •

I Province of Newfoundland, 1

at St. John's In Our said I Province this thirteenth day of l\lay, A.D. 1958 and J

in the seventh year of Our ! Reign.

BY COMMAND J. C. CHANJ\'ING,

MURRAY'S ROOFING an~ ROOF COATINGS

10% REDUCTION from all wholesale and retail prices of all kinds

of ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES~ FELTS~ ROOF COATINGS, Etc.

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