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Davince Tools Generated PDF File , I ootov eturns ga1n• rem 1nII . ', ' ~wt~f~~· TO·NiGHT'S PLAY I•Jmst::N·rs 1!.15 THE DAILY 'NEWS CHOPIN "YOUNG WIVES' 1\'allablc al TALE" ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, THURSDAY, ·NOVEMBER 22,' 1956 (Price 5 cents) ~ol. 63. No. 287 . I Charles Hutton &Sons --------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~--~~ Safe On British. Soil • c~eaJung ___ yptians Welcome .N. orces • I I : ·i. I I · I ... ' ~~' . ' .. ifI . .,~I .ri' li, family consisting of moll1cr, father, ~~:1( FllEE SOIL-Hampshire, England-A Hungarian refugee II, ..•~.~i i·.;iJ'. Engli~h They were among the firsl party • of ... :,1,; soil after arriving at Black bush Airport. :1 1 · ·::.:.,.~,- ::o·.•:!l here from \'ienna.-ON---------------- Photo), 1·) lj is s:nCI~t:t. lSY to u,..­ :I~ i . ' I'\! and cail. I .. ou.r.noR • B. r. (Cl' Rt:tt•, ~:- :..un;dt • . s G:-lrt n! .j . i ,): ; •I ,: I I \ 1i \ I ,. ' t l I GROin; Visit'or II; Cll. :'\ Z pro\ irlc' l~~th ~ . rro',\'c ••, !liO ~ thi:-rl •••••,.,. Raps . ' I' ;n;.:rir :.1 . i l ';' I .'·. I• ' .., f • . ·I··' .. ' ~ ~. '' ,. ! . : ·(· · . .· .· .. I .r: : ., ' . ·,;:'t'. , .. ,' ·' • I;·~ : 'ii) 1:.· : ! ; ~ . ' .. ,j'' .. i I . ' i ·.. ~ ' : . ,. ,.. eatl1er I.I Hampers '1 ,. reigl1ter ··Salvage '. '' cr~ unloaded a cargo of 5Ulphur ancl canned goods but Wcdne~­ day's driving rains put a halt to lhc operations. Divers Inspected underwater damage to the hull 'to determine what temporary repairs will have to he made before 'the Wolfgang H·~ added: "We waiter! ~~ Russ can be pulled from the rc!cky hoped some help would eom.e. We shore and lowed to drydock in weren't sure where or how .•• .'' nearb~· Lauzon. Then he collapsed in a chair, Greatest dan~crs UJ the ship are S(}bbing, the po11~rfu1 tides and swift cur. Hoffman's companion3 were rent of the river which threaten Gyoergy Nemeth, 23, and Goeza tn sweep hrr llownstrcnm. Tw11 Herceg, 24. ·The three of them Qnrbl!l'. harbor tugs h'ave re· were due to leave Montreal later malncd with the Rli.IS since Moo· ror Toronto where they will make da~·. helping to hold ho~r In posl· Uteir home. lion during ebh and .nood tides. Hoffm3n escaped from · ud~pest Salvage work Is 'hclng carrird In a car with £our urtiverslty .stu­ out· jointly by Foundation Marl· GRENFELL DIRECTORATE-Members of the Board of Directors of the Newfoundland Divisi~n of the International Grenfell Associ­ dents. He applied for his Cana· time I.td., and the Dal'ie Shit~· dian· visa· in Vienna. 1 • building Company. ation were elected to office al the Association's annu.al general meet ing Tuesday. This Daily News photo shows a group of the Directors .. Other H u n g a r i a n refu~tees ~hoard the plane w~re Ernoc Kug. Cunartl officials said unloadinl! Reading left to right they are:-Dr. L. Miller, Mr. Eric Bowring, Mr. C. Whiteley, Dr1 C. Macpherson, His Honour the Lieutenant 1 ler, a 45·ycar-old ~hoemaker and operations also were ~lopped on Go\•ernor, Colonel, the Hon. Sir Leonard C. Outerbridge, President of the Association; H. R. Brookes, Secretary of the Association; the Asia, which was towed to Que­ hi~ wife, They are gohig to. Van· bec followlnJ[ the c.ollislon. Mrs, Maurice Job Taylor, Rev. Canon Richards, and Mr. Herbert Oulerbridge. couver, ' I .I ,, I 2 THE DAllY'NEWS, THURSDAY, NOV. 22, •• ! Kiwal Mus~ Festi, Judg ng are I for the 19~ ·YOU, CAN. KEEP AWAY Festival \\ . held here in s· ErncsL Campi .. D.;\., ~Ius. J)'. (( v.. uon. II A.u _ C•mduc COUGHS AND COLDS orcntsU' .WITH THESE / RELIABLE REMEDIES I r----------------------------------~ ' Don't worry about exposure I'VE CHANGED TO THIS TREATMENT e .There is no real reason why we should fear expo· ':.. sure to the winds and storms of winter. The im· THAT HElPS NOSE, THROAT, AND !:.. portant thing is that you k,eep strength and vitality •c·l1•••h"' S. Dcnlor:, C/ll$1 AT ON,CE! , ~~liA,m.ao.r, Examircr. ~ ·at high peak by keeping the system well nourished. ' of ~Jusir.. I.ond1 But it's all toci true that when neglect enters and we .,•• ,. ..... ,c, Densl•Jnc C fail to keep the avenues of health protected, expo· (1928-19481; \\'a sure to sudden climatic changes often proves serious. •'.D'~""' AssociJUon Often because we fail to use means provided to · help over times of stress, exposure gets us in the form C?f the so•called common cold or cough, which if neglected is likely to run into something more !erious. Use every means, including a good tonic to keep well-nourished and the body strong to resist lnfectimi. Take The Tonic That Stimulutrs AtJPctite loiJ •r oil Drvgglolo e ooJ GoMtrol Ctoltro and Re$tores Vim and Snap to the Body GERALD S. DOYLE Ltd., Dlat~lbutors, ST. JOHN'S A. Col!ms. f.R.c.o. Den or :\lu~u:. ,, 1\'olfviile, X orm FIGHT YOUR COLD and SYMPTOMS FOUR WAYS • Be ready at the slgn of cold sy.mptoms. Take''' first The Vltamlnl of Cod Liver .Oil are a DICill• one Dr. Chase's Brand Tablet. Then another .every ally for the peraon who wanll lo $.••P healthy four hours up to a maxlum of four In one day. Each Kan4y lnnlo,. Siu "I and well during lhe cold aunle11 day. of Fall tablet contains not one but four proven cold symptom nap COlD ni~PTOM\ 111241\011\S I and Winter. Elthar In Cap1ulaa or In the Blue fighters. - Dr.Chase Boule, Doylo'a Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil I,. ANO Ia an excellent way to take your Vi lamina. All TABLETS a good all-around tonic:, lake Doyle's. Cod HERE'S WHAT THEY DO FOR YOU 0 .Aflifi',.,IIUioflllll& ..... II Tlo.LI'"' Liver Oil . .-- · ·· · - .. - - · 1. Fight fever, muscular aches. 2. Fight cold symptoms, pain, ~eodaches. 3. Fight drowsiness, dipiness. · .4. Fight the cold bug which invades nasal passages. -ytiu1/leellike. 11_ new person \ TRADE SUPPLIED BY \ Water St., St.John's I .. ST. ~OHN'S, NEWFOUNDL~ND,1 The .Daily 1Vews THU~SDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1956 .. Kiwanis Local Lions Cadets Music Visit CIRr~nville Group Festival 1'he we~kend of November 11th to participate In the Remembrance sion of thanks we send an mvi­ will Ion~ remain as a very pleas- Day service held by member,a of tation to cadets of Random Squacl· ant memory for thlrty.flve Air the ·canadian Legion, The order ron to Yislt with us at St. Johri's fudet~ of the 1110 Lions Air Cadet of service was as follows: Ode to on the earliest possible opportun· Squadron, for altha! lime the hos· Newfoundland by congregation and ity, JU d ge S pltallty of Newfoundlanders and choir: words ·of remembrance· by _ ....... ,. ~rr the acljucli· the Esprit de corps of the Air .the post president of the Can· · · .... - Cadet units were amply demon· adian· Legion: two minutes silence, !\.J.CCI'delll Vl'ct·1 ·ms ·.· ~· :. : ::lt' JJlj7 Kiwanis. stratcd. The occasion was a good· and Last Post sounded by L. A. c. · l"r,t: 1·ai 11·hid1 is to ,· ~~ill ''lsit between 1110 Lions Air Sinnott or the Random Squadron. Improved : ;, .. , ·:I ~t. ,John'~:-,1 Caclct Squadron and 567 Random The following wreaths were then ., .. ,.(.l • 1 ~Ill , Squnrlron at Clarem•illc. lalcl as the choir rendered '0 God Victims of ,vc~tcrda)''s motor . l· ... IIJ'hrll ~at·. ·: The week-end began as the our help In ages past': Major .· f.\. \lu· II '' 1\un:l, l:l.U., 'en !lets hoarded a .•pcelnl car pro· Boyce Smith on behalf of the accident on the BrDJkflchl Bridge . ·1 il·'" I< \ 11 · I· .II.CJI., \'hied for them on the express Sat·' Town of Clarrnvllle, membct·s of were all report~d last night to. be · ·.;, .. 1• .. · .• turt<ll'. Tnr·o!lto urdny e1'enln~. Excitement ran Canadian LEgion on behall or Can· In satisfactory eoml!tlon. LAC ..:• ,,,,.,.,r;l !t!ll·l9J6l; ,high and merriment prevaded the adian Leg10n, F/0 A. Drover on Har\'ey Button and Geraldine MN· · · \I 1 1 l t h Th 1 1 111 b h If 1 d thews, both of St. John's, were .,,,, T·•• ,.., ... t'IH e sso 111 i a mosp ere. e tr p to C arcm• c e a Ranc om Squa ron, F/L P, rcmovrd from the critical list by 1,., "' 1!:: fat•ulty or· was one filled with the constant D, Patrick on behalf 1110 Lions · · • ., ,., . uf Turon to : noi~·e ol drum~ ami trumpets and Squadron. The service concluded General Hospital officials. · ' .. I' .::r1p:1l ol the ·other band instruments. Laughter with the singing of the National LAC Button and Miss Mntthews ·.·., l: •:"" ·.,,,,,,.y u( ,\hrsic: nr.cl n.1erriment were the order of Anthem, , were most seriously burt. Mr. · ·~:· ;•;. !'n··idt•nt, Can· .the day, Hung1•y'yuung cadets kept, The parade and congregation nnd Mrs. BasH Walsh, who were · .,~., .• ,. ,, , lr~~<ni;t~: \'let· the refreshment vendor constantly then moved Into the church where rushed to St. Clare's Me-rcy Hos· ,._~ .... :.,, •. :• l ·.,ti<'~c ur Or· on the mo\'e and It Is safe to say an. appropriate service was held pita!, were not sr,ld to he In serl· ·f ... 1' · ·that when the cadets left the train hy the Reverend Mr. L. H. Perf)', ous condition, at Clafcrwi!lc, his stock of good B.A., to a capacity congregation. The four were lnjurrd when lhc things had been well depleted, After the serl'ice the cadets again car In which they were riding The l'adcts 11·er·P.
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