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~~~ PRESE~'i'S f "I ,.'.....tI ," ...... '\"J~ LALO \. ""'"-- ,~~a.'~----"""'UR~· nailable at ---FAl-r-.RISING TtMPERAT E TI-IE DAILY N'EWS 'Iii "'nIh:\, pcriod~. lIi~h Su·:r' III '. ,. I S :1': 'll ,!r~I""" oullo l1l; or. un· (Price oS cents' Charles Hutton'& Sons Lll~\tr,.,r_,n_",~~~~~~~~~VO_I,_6_3_,_N_O_,_1~81~~~~~~~S~T~' I I. II ilh ~h(lwcrs, ~JO~H~N~~~,~N~EW~FO~UNDlAN~ SATURDA~ JULY 14, 1956
J roposa nc u es '. tates, ussla nite .1 By STANLEY JOIINSOS \ ative rcaction from the West. ing phase, The French National difficulties for Ihe organization of "f MOSCOW (AP) _ Russia pro· Russia has agreed 10 set up Assembly Ihis week approved European securily. posed Friday a EuropelVide or· \lndc. Unitcd Nations auspices an French participation. The plan "The creation of an organiza. ganization to conlrol peaCeful I International age n c y {or the I~as approvcd in principle by the I' tion including only one part of uses of atomic energy including peacelul development of atomic SIX governments in ~Iay. Germany, and complicale the Communist and non • Communist \ encrgy. An 84',counlry confercnce lIlES.\CE TO PEACE creation of a pcacclul and demo countries. Both. Ihe U~iled Stales will meet i~ New York in Spctem· In objecting to Euratom Ihe ocraticalc. In addition Eur· and Ihe SOVlCt Umon would ber to conSIder a charter. Mo.~cow Soviet Union declared: atom would abolish all' rest ric- belong, Ifailed in efforts 10 get Red China "This system would gil'e an lions concerning the production nf The organization would replace admitted to that meeting. adl'antage to tho ~ e countries atomic weapons in Western Ger· a West European organization \' In addition, Communist eoun· which are the' most powerful many. ~ow being de.vel~ped known as' tries annO\~nced las~ M.arch their economic.aU)" to the detriment of "This woulr! permit revanchist Eura!om. ThIS IS 10 pool ,the ol\'~ atoml~ orgamzalton - the those which are not able 10 organ· circles in Wrslern Germany 10 alomlc resources of France, West Untted Instltule of Nuclear Re'l ize lite production of atomie organize the production of atomie Gerl~lany, Ilaly, The Nelhedands, search. energy. It would increase lack of weapons, Ihus creatinl! a 5erioul BelgIUm and ,Luxembourg. Euralom Is In Ihe treaty·draft· confidence and create additional menaCe for peace in Europe." The Soviet Union charged that ~:~~6~mma~:U:I~le ~i~is~on ~foIGe~~ I many more permanent and en· Leg' a'i Ex' pe' rt In" Cyprus To able Ihe Germans eventually to produc·e atomic wcapons. . Russia disclosed its proposals P in a note to the embassies of the United Slates, Britain, France rep are For· Self-Gover,nment \' and olher nalions, including swil- zerlaml ~nd Ausll'ia. By STANLEY PRIDDI.E I Britain de par ted Makarios,l CLADIS FIR!;T ~ '-:5 RECALLS OW •PROP?~J\I. ~ONDON (Rellle:s);-~ord Rad·' leader of the powerful union·with· Cyprus' 400,000 people of Greek The p;oposal Is re.mmlscent ~I: cliffe, one o.f Bntam s l~a(hng Greece movement. from Cyprus origin want scI! • dclerminalion the S~\'let ,call durmg !he BIg II~gal aulho.nlles, left by air fIJI' last March for allegedly conclon- just as slrongly as the 100,000 of Fo.u SUmlTIlt conference 10 ,July" Cyprus Fnday to prepare Ihe ing anli • British lerrorism. In his Turkish origin oppOSe it. Eden r , i 19.15, lor a gc~eral Eu;opean I ~roundw~rk for self·government announcement Thurs,day abo II t made clear Thursday that his I Ircaly on colleell\'c ccunty 10 Im the vlOtence·plagued colony. Radcliffe, Eden hinted Ihat Ihe government could not alloll' self· 1T11.\~r.r CiCOl'XTF.n 1:"Ii nnn.ATt..\XTIC:-Thls raIt and Its erew or three men WJS photographed rrom the Na"y Transporl : ,upplant NATO, It wanled Ihe Radcliffe, accompanied lIy his inly prospect of negotiatin~ with determination noW because of Tur· n f:. I'allan, which l'ncounlered !he log raft in mlil.\t1anlic, r.,hout 1,000 ('ast or Halifax, The caplain 01 Ihe milc~ i U,S. !nl'itc(! 10 .i0i~ Ihe pmlPean : :\,ile and a colonial off~ce offie,ial, Ihe ~rehbishop lay in his a;reeing kej"s opposition, who I,knlilicd himsdf as lIr;nrl,Beaudollt asked Captain Harr)' D. Chemnitz ul Ihe ;-':al'~' Transporl tu mail some IcI!crs i ,CCU:lty O),aantzallO~ \lllh _C?~"i ;s schedu,led 10 start hiS fael·fmd· publicly 10,condemn terrorISm. In 1 Turkey ceded Cyprus to Britain Irarr ~r:'l\' [n',h food, lie was gil'en Iresh Iruit, six rom,1 ducks r·nd staples, The raft skipper idcl1lilicd his companions ,munlst Chma gettmg ob"eller i IlIg mISSIOn luda), and relurn 10 past negollations, ~Iakarios has in 1923 and now argues Ihat the GIl~Or. \';,~,1d;t'rr, camcI'aman, and ~Iarc :llodena, Iildioman. lie said Ih~y had bcen at s~r, sime ~Ii\)' 24, Aftcr Ihe Illce:ing I st3lus, The propo~:ll drew ~ neg· ; London in I\\'~ 0.1' Ihree weeks to refl;,ed, to take such a step. I island, only 40 miles of! her coa,l, ______.. ,-.-.-.-- ".__ , ..... _.. ____ I drart a conslltutlOn. : Eden s government hopes thai must rel'crt to her if Ihere Is anv rift ;,r.d thl' \"~"y ship went their separate lVa~·s. Bcaudnl't ~airl he was a French,Cal1adi'~L-(IN Photo). i 'Prime :llinlsler Eden's govern· 1 the promise of a ncw liberal con· changc in it, ~(),'ereignty. . . R d 1.1" n' ;:(')ita-n~l· an ane :menl agreed ~'riday al the reo i ,tilulion for self. government will Eden declined 10 say What kind I e IZ e e rlU ~ 1.. PI i quesi. ?I the Lahor. party to debate I help b:ing an end 10 Ihe lerrg,risll of ~ constitution Ihe gO"crnment U the C> prus i:;,lIe 111 Ihe Hous~ o[ \ campaign. I enVisaged. But 1Il0,1 ob,;crl'crs ti DI COlllll1unists S Cn~lmnn" next "mrsday. One La· But there are two reasons why: here beliel'c it might permit an ' ~ t e 1-- 111 any' :bonle, Desmond Donnelly. h3s re~pon5ible quarlers doubt that' electcd Greek ('nlriot majorily in ,'te s· ,." _. .:" I prepared a question, scheduled 10 the new British plan will succeed: an island assembly. providOd the a f e I l,n WI G I be anslVered by Eden 'fues~ay, 1. Greek C~'priots hal'e refused rights of the Turkish minority are Flight, . Land S YI . I asking "if hn will arrange for to negotiate with Bl'itain' unless guaranlend. ',I:I\" li,"many (AP)' The fightint: raged on after Ihe! aeter the plane took oIl in !lie The anli . Communisl; ,grabberl' returneI~~ of \Iorkers In Poznan de· ! -----.---.--.... '. b:f'J~!" 1!1(' plane down, were injured In the struggle lor clothes apparently detecled the. gunpainl. ma~dlllg brea(} anel fr,e,cdom Irom : 42 K -II dAM-I- t . c:~~~ ,:""k!: ,,: :I Pni,ted: control 01 Ihe twin.englne airliner, i pial and fired nn the ei;:hl with. The rcbels lIew Ihc pla,nc ol'er: theIr Poilsh comm~nlst .,Ieaders, : I e S I I a r y I .\:r k'l(' :);"e ncar here. i The eighl launehe(1 their attack I a pisol. : COllllllllnist ClC(;11051I1vil~la nnrl , Hungary ~as sho\\n leals It ~ay I' , ,_. _... .. i--'-,-.. "~"------. more Ihan 100 nules 01 \\ esl Gel" l be Ihn next to feel thc fur) of . n ' M TV· imam' ' \ the workers. ' ~ urgess 0 th er 0 151-t . 1I.\l;I;t-:;';EII IIEFOHE I\IANY ~IE'fJlODS : , u ,!It \\'i" nol Ihe fir, I lime thai .Refug~es, fleeing Ihe Iron ~urt'l T ranspor t PI an erasC h es uy anti.Communlsts hal'e sought this I 3m counlrles to escape lotahtar· \ ,I ,mclholl to !Icc from behind the ianism have commandeerc~ ai, \ -. I Iron Curtain. mosl everylhing Irom a Iram to . l , ,~ In 19"3 lour Czechs-one a 11'0, a tractor for their flights to free I 't FORtT DIX't N'I.)· (AtPk);-A mIl· was not discovered for several \ The wreckage was apparently T 5 In Re d Caplta , • , ,.1 I ary ranspor pane a 109 servo hours after it occurred about 4 first sighted from Ihe air and Llrllcoat'1 " on ' man-slugged thc radIO operator uom. 'd th' f 'I' b d h t' h d b d ' h d , " . :"c molher 01: 19j1. I and arc reporled ',:orkm;: : of a Czecl; airlincr and landed it In Snptember, 1951, Ihe enginncr i a,n . a p.m. gsearc par les a een sent groun rescue partlCs were rus e ( ~Iaclean Ic~mcn el~ amll~s ~oa I k:,:'1 chplom:!t (II!)' I Reporl, I~at the): WCI'e in ,~Io,. 1 for the SOI:iet for~ign IlHicc. " in ~'rn~kfllri, We,1 Germany, and 30 passengers commandeered I crashed 10 a dr~vmg r.:un Fnday out only on suspicion of a mishap. to the scene. ,~,; ,"'lned her ~on 10, cow were nol conhrmed untIl an I The fOCClgn ofhce spolwsman: Gcrman olice sair! eight pas. a Czech Irain and took it into Wesl ' a~d 42 of Ihe 66 ab03td reported .TIle ~tili~ary Air. Transport Se~, Lightning, storm a~d blinding , In, ~ r'f:" ;n,talmrnl 01 lunexpeclcd' ~ress .cnnferencS, in' said t1wrc was no. llece~s.i1y 101', sengel's or PFriday's plane asked Germany. Eighty other Czechs on IkIlled. ,. \'IC~ saId 10 Washmgton .that, Fn· ra.1O turned Ihe scene mto a ,quag· .' ~1"'.C'an slory, I :lloscow earher Iins year. Smce, :llrs, Basscl 10 ubtam nlflcml pcr· 10' ()litical asylum in the West the Irain elected to return homc. T\\cnty • thrce pcrson~ surVlve!l day 5 crash of a C·llB kno\\n as mIre. • , rnrr::a n!::c: . \\'ork by t:i\ \' pollee rcsted nt 1215 'md charg- up a faint radio '1IoPiCS lor Ihe threc,po\I'cr parley I' , • , • ., ' . 'p~l'tcdsl,:!nal f~i~king nday. beuinnin" ,Tuly 19 at Brioni Tilo's, Nasser saul he is happy Ihat, CIlJ car\-' \hi~ mom. cd wi.th bl'eal\lI1g and .. Search ol~icials ~ahl it was pus, ! isl~ml ;esorl ori the Adrialic i ~g),Pl'~ ','policy of non.~lignment W-II Jo])" OZ. rc~ultcd ;Il the .\ ' \' -~l·';,·~~" . ., , • THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 2 'VisitingSon '\GovernmentTries I" "',,,. : .. ~" .. :~ ...... ' ~Irs. Kalheryn' Byrne, who has iNN 011° a' 11° 0 1 heen residing at Li\'el~, Onl., ,for ew ee; 11S I. AND FAL S NEWSl he past three years WIth her son U \ .:; ______GR •. ______. ;.... ______L .• ' ___ i~n~~~~ I~~0't~ln~~I~~r~1to~~~mil~:~l In Steel Row : IT Att d S of her son, Peter Byrne of 16th' lly JOlIN ~100DY i '! 0 en ummel' Avenue. lIIrs. By,ne Is accompanied Pl'l''l'SBURGH (AP)-The fed·:;; Rev,. B. L. Hodder Arrested For I hy her daughler, Mrs. Peter Terry eral government prepared ~Ion· I;:! Creating , Camp At Fox lSI' ~!re~t\~~lp~:, ~~Iaenl\~~. I~~I:! ~~ ~:ntIOba~~~nl~ni~~nt~~~t ~~~~t1~: ~; At Grand Falls route to tills province, Mrs. Byrne tions in an effort to end the nine· ~~, The ReI'. B. L. Hodder of the istur ance 'The 1st Bishop's Falls Boy Scout had the pleasure of seeing her day • long steel strike tbat is ~ United Church at Leamington, D b Troop, sponsored by the Salvation brother, Mr. Michael Mooney In spreading unemployment across :~ Ontario, accompanied by Mrs. Hod. At approximately 11.30 Snturda~' Ar111~', will combine with the Third Halifax, whom she has not seen the United States. ;;l der and their two children, Elaine night the CNR at Bishop's Falls Corner Brook Troop to atlend an. for the past 5.1 years. In addition to, ~50,000 striking i~ and Dal'ld, arrived In Grand Falls reported to the poUce that a young nual summer eamp at Fox Island steelworkers upward of 50,000 em· ,~ • last Wednesday night having mot. man was creating a disturbance on River, 75 miles ,west of Corner ployees in steel.related instrues ,; Ulon orad from Leaminglon, direct to the cast bound express, and it was Brook, from July 16th to 26th In· I" CI" al have been laid off. About 30,000 ri Grand Falls. decided to detain the express elusive. Off Opem" ne:u coal miners In steel-owned opera· ~ Rev. and ~ks. Hodder and tllelr pending the arrival of tbe police. Capt. F. A. Jennings of Grand L" I L tions will be made Idle when vaca· ~ B-ree 111'0 children are the guests of It was later learned that the man Falls will be In charge of the camp Itt e ~ague tlons end today. ' ~i 'I H dd ' I t 'I Rbis employed as a logger ot Glen· ltd b H ld L d 1 R Clyde Mills, assistant director ;,j ol rs. 0 er s s s er, ... rs. a crt I f II asS 5 e 'I aro un r gan, 0'1 B b II of the federal mediation service, £,:.,~. Way o[ Beaumont Avenue. JIIrs. woodhome atand Saltwas Pond. hend ng'rhe oryoung I 5 Brown, andII other h scouters. 60 ase a l said a decision on the date and "~ Hodder is the former Ella Walls of Scouts wi attend t Is camp, a place lor the new round of negot- h ,'~Wlndsor. .' The" will spend one week Iman k dwas taken t G Inlod~' custody II t andit" special "ucst at which will be, Th e ope n'ngI ceremony 0 f tl le alions ",ill be announced shortly. ~,'. l',\v.lth• ReI'. Hodder's parents, Mr. I oe'e• up a dl ran raN 0 awu Lleut Radcliffe from Winnipeg, L'ttlI e League Base ba II season at Neither the union nor the·"1 com pan· ~_£. ,:'iind• :llrs. Thomas Hodder. Rev. cour. procce ngs. who Is himself a trained Scout· Gr a nd Fa II sopto k Ia ce F1'1 'd ay, ies hn d any Immediale comment. i;t ::Hodder and his fnmlly leU Port CI' ...... swimming Inslrucior from July Hlh, on the Lions Club playing REFUSE TO MOVE .:~ :~m.: Basqui!s 11.30 yesterday ArrI"ved Sunday St. John's will be guests of Cor· field, Circular 'Road. Mr. T. R. !I1i11s said mediation was de· ~ :~ornin!: and arrived in Grand ncr Brook Troop lor 24 bours, on Moore, General Manager. A.N.D. cidcd on after separale meet· ~i 'r'al!s 10.30 last night. RCI'. Hod. Miss Sadie Parker, well knowll a site seeing tour during the Co., threw over the first ball. The Ings with bolh sides convinced the jj der s slstcr, "trs. Bernard Diamond schOOl leacher of A)'r, Scotland, period of the Camp. ' competing teams were the Local government it would have to take .~ ~nd her I!tlle daughter. Rre also I arril'ed here b)' air Sunday and 63 and Local 88 Papermakers. 1 the initiative in scheduli",g further ~i In Grand I'alls at Ihe present time, I is spending a brief visit as Ihe FI" VI"Slo In peaCe talks. !;i as ~uesls of ~Ir. and Mrs. Wm. guest of ~Ir. and Mrs. Gordon rst t The disputing parties have not fJ' Boon~ of SUl'la .Road. Mrs. Dla. lI'any of East Street, Grand Falls. H D t d ' met since June 30 When the ne· e, mond s husband ts with Ihe local :lUss Parker is the doughIer of ~Ir. 34 Years orne es ~oye gollatlons were broken of! in New Pi Branch of the ~ewf()undland Light and Mrs. John Parker of Ayr, Scot. York six hours before the steel· fj and Power Company. land, whose home and hospitality By Fire workers walked out of mills pro; to~"',;l' during World War II was nlways After an absence of 34 years ducing 90 per cent of· American nl'ailable ·toNcwfoundlanders, and from Nfid., Mrs. Fred Bursey, of steel. k';j !IIr, Il'any In particular spent St. John, N.B., arrived In Grand Mr. Abraham Janes, 69 year.oM' Railroads alone00 have laid off ~ Junior-Senior man~' week.ends as the .guest of Fr.lIs on Sunday night and Is .the rcsldendt OflthBiSlh.OP'ls'fFaIlTs'h barely hmourl~ thg abn 30'.°1 Id~otrkerks. hFreld~ht ] ~Ir. and Mrs. Parker while he was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Plem~n escape IV llS I e ursday a In 'I rat an rue as IP- ~l~'"_=, with the Royal Artillery on active Thorne, of Botwood Rd. Mrs. Bur. morning at 2 o'clock, when his ped sharply without shipments of ~ .Queens Crowned ser\'iee. 1\I1ss Parker is enjoying sey Is the former LillIy Goulding' one slorey bungalow was destroy· finished steel, iron ore and olher .~ hllr brief visit to Grand Falls. We of Gambo, and she wiU be well ed by fire, the origin of which Is raw materials. [,' m Y F:TII;e I~~~o )~~~~~1S.I' h~ilgnhll,n pGt.roa,.nedd uhenrdeertShtaISnd\\'eSehke fOwrllil\IO~nCtrelaelala'lnndg• rtememberhedown, w 0 areby PllcolPlev ng IfroCn entralIhat no!.,111'., preJsenntsl n e , m.know~. an m t'ervlew weI'sIth The were 200,000 on U.S.vacation soft coalwhen min·the ~ to' be I'ery fitling, finale. to the Vancouver where she will spend Nfld. this bulletin this afternoon. staled steel strike started. Some 30,000 !j Junior Sports Dar programme. 14:1 some times wllh relat!,.cs hefore :ltrs. Bursey's sister, Marjorie he retired to bed last night at employed In active-steel com· " attcnded the .Junior dance In the returning to Scotland on August Goulding of St. John, N.B., Is also 10.15 . tmd at approximately 2 pan)··owned-mines already have ~ 1'IariSh Hnll .ann the two spot 23rd. "atationing in this area, as the o'clock lhis morning he was arous, been told they will have no work I; ( anccs, were 1I'0n b~' ~!lss Elizabeth guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pearcy King ed by someone knocking on his until Ihe strilte ends. ~ R)'all, a~d ~Ir .. Danny ~IacIntos~" po L d of B. Falls. Mrs. Bursey's enjoy· door. Mr. ,Janes said, his room ;-.,~ Dalhou'le ~.lcd,lcal ~tudcnt. who IS I loneer a v in!! her short visit to Grand just off the kitchen was filled· ROBENA n1INES OPEN presently l.tSlttn!: Grand Falls, 85 ' J Falls; and 11'1\1 be returning 10 with smoke, and he ,,:as in a very There are a few except!on~. i ~ I hI' ~uest of ~Ir. and ~Irs. .laek I p A, 1t ~C'I' Brunswick tomcrrow morning. weakened condition, as result. But h~wever~ U.S. Sleel Corp. Said II I· ~ Harlle of lIiII Hoad, and Wm.: asses \\ av 1\ The Eastman and Goulding fami!. managed to seize one of Ws boots WIll eontmue to operate Its Robena t.l H:J~'\\'nrd 01 .Granel Falls and ~lIss 1 J!ics of Grand Falls are relatives of and smashed a window througl: mines In we.slern Pennaylvanla. A i ~~ )lat.y BaldWin of Botwood. 'COrller BI'oolr~ , I~Irs. g Bursey, and Marjorie Gould· onlywhich inhe his made p~'iamas. his escape,Mr. Hubcrt clad fewIhe st~lkesl~el firmsalso WIll~ot resumeaffected mme, ~y i il~ The Title of .lunior Dancr. Queen, tn • Barnes, Chairman of Red Cross Dis· opcrallons today. 1'l £"aIl5,\I~S award('d daughtcr to of~Iiss lIIr. andM:lrgaret :III'S. of Fromthe passing Corner ofBrook a grand comes old lI'ordIndy ' W" d ROd t aster Committee aL Bishop's Fal.ls The cut in coal production for I ~~ .Wilfrcd Evnns of Carmelite Road. plo,neer of Central Newfoundland, III sor eSI en was soon o~ the scene of the mls, steel mills will amount to aboul: ~j 285 prrsons attended Ihe Senior M~s. Mary Maldment, formerly of 0 hap and With Mr. Ernest Budgeil 250 000 tons a da v : :; W nd or nt th g f 96 D At B t d of the N.F.P.A. section at Bishop's: .' i;: Dance in Ih~ Town Hall, nnd the 1 s, cae a years. leS 0 WOO Falls, they quickly obtained the Koppers Co" Inc., a big steel::' ,two spot dances were won by :lUss The lale :llrs. Maldment was Ihe N.F.P.A. Trailer Pump containing equipment builder, said it has laid I ~.'; BJrbnra Gunn and ~Ir. Terry Fol. former Mary Adams of Old Peril· We regret 10 report the death ff 1500 k i let. and ~liss Joan Cadman and can, nnd she came to reside with In Botwood, Hospllal late Monday 160 gallons of water and with this 0 , wor ers and made idle I::, )Ir. Tom Blackmurn. A mOI'le film her husband at Mlllertown June. aflernoon a welll.nown resident equipment they foJght the blaze, two tar processin!: plan!;. The: C II h tl Nfl o~ but to no avail. • tar comes from sleel mIll coke 1 ~,j'l was made of the Senior dance hy on w en Ie ew ound and Roll· \ of Windsor In the person of Oliver b d ct • ~Ir. Roy Da"is, and this film will way had just been built through Whecler In his 51st year. !IIr. The two mcn who arouscd Mr. oven y·pro u s. ; > be sent to Ihe mainland for de. that sectlon of the counm' In 18nS. Wheeler was strIcken ill at his .Tanes, Dick Mills' and Michael In Pennsylvania, Ihe largest: ~~ \'('lo\1l11ent, and later will be screen. She .ran a board in!! house for Ihome on 13th Avenue. Windsor, on Lawlor, were passing the bungalolV single steel producing stale, the: ~i cd In Grand Falls. Thc tllle of the many ~'enrs at Ihe Junction and Salurday night and the ,{allowing at the time, and their quick ac· department of labor and Induslry i j senior Queen of the senior dance catered to many well known motRing was eonvcyed to Bolwood lion on seeing the reflection of reported 16,100 persons unem· I;.! WlS awarded to ~Irs. Eileen King sporlsmen, including Lord Norlh· Hospital. He is survil'ed by his fire In Mr. Jane's kitchen, is be- played it> allied sleel industries i q of Wlnoisor. cliffe and Mr. Rothchild. Sh~ also Wife, six daughters, three sons, lieved to han saved the man's the !irst week of the strike. The';. ran a boarding honse at WlIldsor three grandchildren. a brother .. life. stale has 202,900 steelworker,:'~ for many yenrs. ami In 1946 she Leslie, residing at Gander, nnd a Some Insurance was carried on parti~ipating In the walkout. : j " D I went to Corner Brook to' live with sisler, ~tr~. Arthur Wheeler, resid. the bung~low, and the Red Cross ::'1 K. InShlen raWln!! her daughter, ~Irs. Whl1e,i·ay. Shc ing in Boslon, Mm. To his sor. at Blsho~ 5 ~alls Is attending to ... u leaves 10 mourn, three sons, Fred rowing wife anti family we extend llr. Jane S Clfcumstances. l\'iannel'S l\ila]{e II' ~"','.,.; ' ,lIed and Gordon at Windsor, and John deepcst s~·mpathy. n in -: Postpo on Second Avcnue, Grand Falls. I ;J The Grand' Falls and Bishop's' Als? three daug~t~rs, :llrs. While· I In Hospital Frloends' " F"lIs Kill5mcrt Club wioh to an- wa), Mrs. llc" Imler and Mrs. ell M I : lIounce that the drawing for the Arthur Stewart, residing nl Corner .0 one Ol'gan The many friends of Mr. Leander 11?:~ Irailer. scheduled to take place on. Brook. A G 'Hiscock of Grnnrl r'alls will be I Most people could stand 10·;: .Itll~' 2, did not lake place due to. t rand .F aIls pleased to lea~n t~at ther~ .Is some I enlarge their speaking I'ocabular· I:~ Ihe non.arrh'al of the It'nilel'. The: A l~prOl'ement ~n Ius condItIOn. Mr. 'ies. Not in a pretentious way .. I 'il ih'awinl: \\'111 nIJw he helel ~llOrtl.... l'l'ives lIome For Colonel and llr.l. ~Ioses llorgan HIscock took til on Monday after· using big words just to show oIf, I i~ ~rtcr the arril'al of the trailer. IiI i or 51. John's arrived in Grand noon and was placed In Northcllffe but in a way which will enable you '{l , he meantime. tkkets mal' be ob. F 01 R ° : Falls Tuesday and will be here Hospital. tn usc the exact word instead of', iained from members of 'the club i amI v CUluon ;fot' a few nays as Ihe guests of vague words that mean so liltle. .~ in (irand Fall~ and Blshop's Fall~," I Col. and Mrs. W. B. Tucker of VISITING FROM NEW YORK You should not ha\'e 10 say. ,;1 ~nd al$o from "ariO'\l~ retail stores. .. ,. -- 1 Sialion Road. Colonel ~Iorgall is "You knoll' whaL I mean," when ~l f Irp .Lillef .lack Pc)'ton of liar. Professor of Political Econom~' at Ilk and II!rs. Daniel Ceoper of' clearly the other prrson doesn't." mon Fteld,. acco":1panied h~' Mrs. the ~temorial Uni\'ersil~', St. ,Tohn's Point Leamington are pleased to :c...... ___ ----- . ", P~yton, theIr family, and ~Ir. Pey. ancl Colonel of No.1 Militia Group ha\'e the pleasure of a visit from lon's brother William,. who is em. at SI. John's. He Is here for the their daughter Carolyn, Mrs. Ed· Left For St. ployed on the office sta£! of the pllrpose of hal'ing cerlaln lalks ward Bcnnett, And two children Dominion Bridge Compnny at La with Col. Tucker and will be going who have been residing at New . . Shene, Quebec, arrived In Grand 10 Buehnns Thursday morning. He York for the past nine l·ears. Mrs. Joltn N.B • Falls la~t night by motor vehicle I will proceed to Comer Brook and Bennett arrived at Gander by air , ~[r. and ~Ir~. Cheslpy Woodrrian from ~ort aux Basques, where they Bonne Bay ol'er the week.end. Col. Saturday and came to Bishop's REDDY KILOWAn® 'Jelt hcre Monday by 'I'eA to v\<;lt !I1 et \\ m. Peyton yesterday morn. Morgan Is a brother of Miss .Julle Falls where she was met by Mr. !helr dau!:hters, Jean and Mariiic, mg. Fire Chief Peyton Is here at. l\lorgan, WeUare Officer at Wind. Howard Thorne, who accompanied ,------ at 51. John, N.B. They will also lending Ihelr !lrst family re.unlon sor, and Is a Rhodes Scholar, We her to Point Leamington. Mrs. BE THRIFTY • • • 'make a motor tour nf Easll!rn In about 12 years, and we under. understand that Col. ){organ is Bennett is well known In the Point Canada, and cities in Ihe Unl ted stand Ihat his mother, Mrs. the second Rhodes Scholar In his Leamlnglon area and her many Use Fine Worsted , I ' ~Hates. They will be absent from Cecilia Peyton, Rnd sister Eleanor family as his brother Herbert Is friends are pleased to welcome her Cirand Falls for four weeks. of St. John's are also In Grand nlso a Rhodes Scholar, practising home on vacation. , ELECTRICITY : ! I Falls for occasion, and are the law in St. John's. It is believed For 1I1ARRIED AT TORONTO guests of thcir sister, Mrs. Lloyd they hold the distinction of being Arnold of Crescent Heights. Fire the only family in North America On Vacation ~Ir. Wallace Curtis who has BEITER LIVING! been residing In Toronlo .for the Chief Peylon left Port aux Bas, with two Rhodes Scholarships. past five years and Miss Ruth ques Monday morning at 9 O'clock, 1\Irs. Alfrcd Russell of Sydney, fought two fires at Harmon Field A report from London, England N.S., recently arrived at Bishop's E .Fudge of WiIlow SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST, ONLy ...... ! :~ :~ ELECTRICITY IS YOUR CHEAPEST SERVANT! : ~, .------.....------' I > " ~ ~: " EXTRA PANTS FRE - • LIGR lIM.fEO I : .; .. l C 0 l~" PAN Y '.' • i::: ,, ,.,. I,': LOW.COST, DEPENDABLE ELECTRICITY i ~, I: IN ST, JOHN1S AND SUBURBAN ~REAS ,.: ~L::::..r:~; ..;:.,.;.. .. "" ...:.""'.~ ... , 1.1.;: ... , • ' ' ' " ",' '." ,1' ,~' • • ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY, JULY 14,1956 --. The Daily News ,- ontroversy ver ate'r , ·ront ec anization -----.... _------_.... _. __ . __ ...... ---- Decision Bacl~ward, nOutremont" Due Here Today .Visiting Here • 111011 Official Declares Breen Blames Employers h J l'anlpli~ll. Prc$ldcnt o[ would take several years beforc Je ;aliia~ Longshoren~cn'~ Un· mechanization can be achlc\'ed. has descrlbcd Ihe r~Jcchon oC "Sheds arc dllapldated and the , wa"C and lI'orkmg agrec· planks can't hold the weight," Mr. . bl' the S1. ,John's L.S,P.U. Breen said. • I , backward decision. "Wc'd bc sticking our necks out \ r~mnbc\] commenting If mechanization was undcrtaken \'r . . •special ,.Inlm'lc\\, \\' It I1 II Ie now." • 'J :.1'' ~I~)" Seils on Ihe rejection Of. Wc can't. possibly consldcr Ihe agreemcnt which had call mechanization under the present t6 for major Improwments I.n conditions. he told the News. port facilities In St. John s m~~~' would be dangerous for the Id "I ron sider tile refusal 11 Ihe St. John's I.ongshore· Since 1940, he continued, the 01 I th I nport sheds have· been hulglng with men to rrcugn Ie e I • freight. It Is difficult now he said la!t 01 Imprnl'rments In the hlnrllln~ Mrldon that will reo to discharge ships with any speed fll!1 '-frloll~l~' on efforts to or without damaging the. cargo. Miss Mihoko Shimizu, of -PIOlt the position 01 the He blamed these difficulties on Japan, is viSiting St. J olm's I,. conditions of port premises. ~rI." DlSCJlARGlNG PORT to attend Cana:iia:l Girli in The L.S.P.l'. >i~ned a renewnl Mr. Breen said that SI. John's Training summer camps. Ihtir 1P55 conlracl after they Is now strictly a 'tIlscharging port She rnturn"'.d hCl'e fl'on1 th~ Ihr new nne. The new and conditions arc worse than • " included in additiun 10 PRESIDENT BREEN ever. {:amp held at Burry Heights , cmp:oyrr roncmions gil'ing "Not one foot of cxtra space la"t week and will leave Ilcen light (or Ihe Improve· cider tu bc a very serious loss has been Added." Acting President 01 pMI facililies Ilrol'islons to Ihc best inlerests of thc Union Breen said he believe. that an here on Sunda~: by the ex" omlimr incrca,cs [or the and thc Port." amazing Job is being done 1n pres!' for Lp.wis:)orte to at. ~I more Ihan 60 cents an . LSPU STATE~lENT discharging eargoc~ today. . • . '. The rnlnn mcmhmhip re· William Breen, acting Presl·· He pointed out thnt tlte long. tend C.G.I.T. camp at Loon th~ a~rc~mcnl in a spccial dent of Ihe L.S.P.U. comment· shore workers must sort every Bay. From there she will Jul\' 4. The nCII" agl'cclnent Ing on ~lr. Campbcll's state· Individual piece of frcight under' TilE PRESTONIAN.CI,ASS (rI~ate HMCS ·Outremon~. which Is scheduled to Irrlve Bt St ..Tohn's late to·day. The 2600·ton I'mel 1 (' G T'1' C ·'.I·~nrd h.I' Leo Earle. as mcnt toll1 tlte Dally News last what he called congested 'condi.. ~ , i go a -. 'd .. ramp at .or'; l , wJl\ embark I,lls Honollr Sir Leonard Outerbrhl"e. Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundlnnr. Jul)' 15th for his annual visils to pro-' B k ' h i of the I..S.P.LI. and the night Ihat employers In .E·t. \Ions. .. 'I ner roo, ana t en on to , b h I J I' t k th fl t 'd II th vlncinl oulporls. (Insel) left "bove-LI. Cdr. Peter G. Chance. OttllWR, Commanding Officer, and right: LI. Cdr. Roger J. Mann, . II~ rejectIOn )' 1 e un· .0111 5 mus ma e e rs JIIr. Breen fial , as we, at New Brunwick for another dr~\\' ~Ir. Earle·s. move If mcchanlzation Is to he feels It Is ridiculous to think Vlel9rla, Execulil'e Omcer of lIMCS Outremont.-mCN Photo). t· I be Introduce!l: of establishing another port on ramp . .lune; The eondllioll of the premo Ihe South or East coasts unlil liTis;: Shlnizu. Is ~ graduate of after: Ises ml1st be Impro\'ed before premises have been eleanerl up In E I'. . t 0 t·I k B . h t Tsudo University. Tokyo, Japan, inh an inl'itation to \'islt Sllchsteps are laken, Mr. nreen SI. John's and Improvement~ have. mp oy~. en U 00 rIg er :and has come 10 Canada for the bl' Prelid~nt Earlc. He urged sla':ed. been made here. past year under the Woman's min to romply with a program lie commented that Mr. He s)ressed that the employers :-'fissionary Society Scholarship imprnvfmenl~ in pt'!'t facili· CamJlbell's statements could must act first to relieve the con· for Japanese stUdents, and has I It was at thai meeting that be well understood eonFlderlng gestion before mechanization can probably be done." I. . I heen studying at Toronto Unl· Earle ,ras appointed to head, that lIallfax Is one of the most be introduced. Newfoundland's employment pic. Mr. Coombs in his weekI v re .. are bsted BS joble~s on the o!£\ce . The number of uncmplol ~~ .re.: I'ersity. She Is specializing ·In tht ntiotiatln; committee. i modern ports In the Easlern E~IPLOYERS CO~mENT Iture continues to brighten and ac· port says that the office is meet. Irecords. ~f these 815 are labclled glstered for th~ Eastern DIVISIon I Puhlir Hp~llh nnd plans to take Campbell. in an Inter1'iew I Seaboard of tlte North Amer· A spokesmen for the Employ· cording to an official of the Na. ing with a big handicap in the constrllc\lon labourers. took another slight drop ol'cr the. a position with Tsudo Unil'ersity Iht llally Scws rollowln~ the lean conthlent. ers Association for the Ncll's on tional Employment Office in SI. fihorlage of skilled tradesmen.. The number of IInemplo),cri Ipas~ .week. Work was found for, as lecturer In Hygiene on her rl!· in .!unr called lor port lie said condl\lon~ here dll· ~rr. Brecn's charges said thnt a1· .John's there will bc furlher major .Johs arc open for skilled plumb· I registerrd for t~e Eastern Division ad~lltonal 161 m,cn and womr.n to l'Irn to Japan. . "'Oll·,ml'nl. Ile wa!'nrd that fer greatly from Ihose In Hall. tliough "some prelniscs arc con. job openings ol'cr the neKt few ers, stcamfitters, cement finish .. took another sl1ght drop over the 101ler the total Jobless to 3,164. I The members of th~ Branch Y.x· '. the port I\'a~ mcchanizedl fax. ~ested .. there arc cerlain others weeks. crs, sho\'cl operators, eleclricians.! past w~~k. oWrk was found for Complele figures as rdeafed by: cut!l:e aU.rl tllc ;re~b~'terial .ex, . John'~ \I'a! in tlan~cr of lo, . I1is Honour Ihe Liellten~llt Gov. CASH IN ON THIS MONEY.SAVING, BUY ernor leaves S1. John's in ll~tCS ,iOutrcmont" on Sunday, July 15th, to visit places in Northern Newfoundland and Labrador. During the early part of the tour His Honour will be attended by FlO D. C. Hun,t, A.D.C. and latterly by Cdr. F. O'Dea, A.D.C. His Honour's itinerary includes La5cie, 51. Anthony. Battle Har· bour, Cartwrig\lt, l\Iakkovik, Hope dale, Nain, Hebron, Northwest Riv. er, Goose Bay,· Happy Valley and L'anse au Loup .. •During his tour Ilis Honour will nlso visit· the mining operations at Monkey Hill and· Knoh Lalcc. ST. JOHN'S" . . , '.' . , ..;. His Honour expects to rei urn to St. .•John's during the first week Und ENGlNEIlR5 ATTEND SUMMliR CMIIP-Mcl11hers of S:. ohn's 50\h Field SqUadron, Ruyal Calwrllnn Engineers (M) ·u[ AIlSust. nOltin/~~~lng Mnual Mllltill training M Pctawawn Military Camp' in' Uulal'io this week. Using pilie holcs to push a section of a' Gnl'~rnmcnt lI()tI~r. Leonard allc)" Bridge Irom ,hurl! Ire, left 10 rlght:-L/Cpl. Herb Jancs, SIll', Jim Scm" SPl'. Gerr)' Fleming and . L/Cpl. Cyril ~t ..John·.~. Nell'foundland, . ~ . . ',' Jul~ 13th, 1950, ,_. . • rHE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY I 4 .. Spadework for His political Grave?' .' , THE DAILY NEWS sport I Newfoundlqnd's Only Morn il1g Paper In The News B~ \V AYF ARER The DAILY NEWS Is a mornlng papcr Activitie estabhshed In 1804, and publishcd 9t the Ncws Building, 355·3511 Duc~worlh Streel. A m:~IARKABJ.E ~I.\N II hlch has contribuled many plom· 51. John's, Newfoundl.lIld, by Robl:l~on &. 11 IS pOSSible that some people mpnt men in many wall,s of liCe Comp,IIlY, t.lmlted. \1 hll have hllle knowlcdge of 1111' to Ihe Ferl'lCe of Ncwfound"mrl. ME~mER OF Tilt: C,\NADlAN l'R1:SS C 11 pcr of Ger,lld Doylc inar won· He had only an ordinary IUi:h 1'he C~nlldlnn Press Is exclllslve'.y enlltled dpr IIh\' thl' death of a Sllccl"sful school educatiun hut he had IllItiallve and industry amI out APRO til the usc for republlcnlion of all news businr"nHll1 has attracted Sll of these he built line of the most dj5p::.tches In this paper credit cd tn 'It or ~o mUt'h nollrl' in the press. Bill if (il'l ,IIultcd from a colliSion bel II een Ihe tIl \ .. ' lIalcr \ el \ helpflll III clrl('rmm'll~ Ihe Commi~ But apart from (he work that 01'. -rl'I'icc, \\'Ilhoul heSitation, lIith· 1)15 pnbhc Hclll'IlIcs nnlll we MEN'S ALL WOOL LIGHT Bamat Mines at J\Tnlanlic, Que" as 1: chief 'geologist, and continued in "II; lI'i:h;n tr,1 WEIGHT TWEED SUITS, this position until early 1951, ~ a IlIn; a routl. when he left 10 nireet the r,xplora· i :nt. alln cOl'll With or without patch pockels. The Coot lion of the Fedcral Leart Rnd Zinc: 'h~t nn I·i·i~a property in Gaspe fOI' Sullh'an Con· ! i r In practle!, can be used as a Sport Jacket with Contrast· solidatcd Minrs. In late 1951 he! "';,rl ~nrl rud- ing Slacks. The new shades are Off·Charcoal. returned 10 the Malantic r~mp as I chief Ileologist. for East ~!illantie! Sizes 35 to 42. Gold Mines, and consulting lieol-\ ,I fcor Ih, III ogi5t for Barnat Mines. In June, RAYON BEDSPREADS SELLS REG. AT 59.50, rr SPECIAL SALE SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS' plastic bag •••••• I •• ! •• f •••••• , •••••••• , •• t ••••• -: •••••• "2.79 eacb and Council News $2.25 $2.98 At the regular weekly. meeting, I------~------~-----I· of the Wabana Town Council, held In the COllncil Chambers, Wthana, on 'rhursday night, July 12, the AND CO., LTD. election for Mayor. al\(t Deputy Muyor took place. The resull WRS -Baine, Johnston &' :(0.; Ltd. 301 wATER ST. as follows:· Acting Mayor' Dr. ROSENB ERG '!'emllicman wa» elected to the WATER ST, ,DIAL 6661. oUice of Mayor, and Councillor Brian Murphy was elected Deputy ,Mayor .. , I + A' DAILY NEWS, 5ATURC 6 THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 14, .,~ CHIT ~CHAT' COLuMN Color Fast Swim Suit 1l1l:NNI,\L CONGRESS VISITING CIT\,', . For Sun and Salt The sCI'enth Bicnnlcl Congress Mrs. Herbert. Butt nf Toronto III Lhe Intern~lIonill Fedcratlon of and her son Mi'. Michael Butt' ar Busincss and Profcsslonal Women I'll'ed .here recently lin a \'ls1t with "'_5 held in Montreal this weeli Mrs. Butt's daughter, b~rs., Gerald tram the Bth to the 12th and the Kean, Mr. Butt, accompanied by St. John's club Ifas represented by Dr. C. D. Kcan, Dr. Gerald'· Kean, tit iss Gladys Roberts, provincial and Mrs. Donald Kean ·of Halifax Nrsident: ~liss Mary 'l'aylor club spent a short holiday salmori fish deloRate and Miss Anita Wilson Ing at Gray River.' The ,fishing as an observer. party is due In St, John's today Summer Separates:. Slick or Sweet maIl illcidents madc alter '8 successfui trip. ;01" the first time how .' E~G'\GEMENT BY GAILE DUGAS I Dal'id could be. I The engagement was recently ARRIVED YESTERDAY NEW YORK (NEA) - Summer isocte occurred whcn .. J announced of Marian MacPhail, ¥r. ind, 1IIn.. Reginald T. separates can be slick and sleek c~ ill!! through the COl'll Barbour, daughter of Mrs. Ellz- Giovannetti and daughter Ann or sweet with ruffles and lace. p~~s our \\'a~' to Athens- 1, abeth and the late Dr. Douglad Marie of Windsor, Ontario, arrlv They may be simple (sleeveless reminded Ille o[ a. I ~\\'I Galbraith Jamieson to Wesley ed In SI. John's yesterday by TCA with a neat small collar), ele I;n" Ihrough the Illl' d c l\itchener, son of Mr. and Mrs. to spend a two weeks holiday with gant (the white chiffon shirt for • ~I'ith the waIls of. the I William John Andrews of Corner Mr. . Giovannetti's parents, Dr. evening) or sweet (the sissy shirt sheer 01) cithe~ 51d!' Brook. The wedding will take and Mrs. L, Giovannetti, 26 with' tiny rumes edged In lace). rlillnill~ sWlfth> .on place quietly In September, Mount ,Royal Avenue. Upon their And skirts may, be, wide or ""r,MSI~a in the captain 5 . return to the Mainland Mr, Giovan straight as 'an arrow. 1 as he lIlaIl OcIlI'CI'C? LEFT FOR BOSTON netti will take the posItion of as· Actually, there's I dlflerence J I"r tllc Suit DUCHESS of not the sligl!lcst hint of this dis tanl concern penetrated FclixtolVc, When the. Hunters and I walkcd down to the town [or the mail and the nelVspapers,' not a head turned at onr passage, While this atmosphere, did not mako the tedium oC waiting ensler to endure, it had a lulling effect upon my Inner anxiety as to the outcome of the proceedings: r " : ,',"111' IlwJ .. 1111' UnpZe SUI t , ,,: ',)',1 lina' h4l11' \'l'1'~' ~l t . , l' ; ,! ('I'ld" Ill', Thl' WHATEVER the circumstances, "',, ",,.:lIrcd Ilh('n. 11'1' whatever the reason;, a cli· ~ , ' :',r"~IC::1 Ihe t'1'I'lnth I'orce is an unpleasant expcrienee, ' .'i , ,\., \>. ,\lhl'n" The The night before I was to appear . , . :'I"!' :)11' oi a >lI'unl" at the Ipswich Assizes I could not , "" ." :1::' II;i,ldlr uf l~ol'cetll rOo lliTrig," To reassure me [UI'ther, 110sebery, who -like their an, sleep; I paced the tloor Cor hours, '_ '" ':";,"\\ .. l1, l.f Ihe rllt he reminded me that the British cestors bcfore lhem- h"d been wondering whether I was doing 'I , . ':: :::1 t ',:1<'1' ,ilit' and I I"RO~I Greece we continued by I'ress was iAnoring Ihis nonsense perennial guesls Ihere. Other the right thins, whethcr my r,cck· ;} , :' p' r"r:::':~ ",1 I~tl~:, P,WI,d i i Icisurel~' stagl's til Islanbul, and the furore would soon die members Ilf the Royal Family lessnes~ of consequences had be· !' ,,' :,; 11:1' \,:1111 .. 111, ,'('.I-I where we 1I'('rC enlertained b~' down. Lulled by thl~ confidence, gathered nt thc Castle, or, as In trayed me, whether I was right in ; 1 " :," 1" .. :1,"'111"1'1'11, Ihc: l\t'mal Alaturk, who Imprrsscrl I tried 10 put the matter out of the cnse o[ the Dukes of York and my confidence that what I wa~ , :', " :I',:!,~' \'(I~lIhIlOn~,! I\l~ n~ one of the 'most Iorceful my mind., Gloucester at their lodges, Birk· about to do 1V0uid bring no parm " \ .. ,I ill,!: 11;1' Iii 11',15 I mcn 1 hal'c CI'Pr met. l.eavlng t be P' d' hall and Abel'geldic, :llalns, near: to the King, Finally a measure of ." 1'1 ,';<1"1", .... Ith no I;<;ahliu, we started OUr return trip ,'ocee nlgs bv, Howel'er, David's talent for calmness came; it was too late for , :,:' ':,' :'.1 ol \lur 1'111\1'1 in ,\lalUrll's pl'il'ate train, which AFTER a wpek, Herman and i~novallon persuaded him that me to turn back, , ':, "I: i'1'1' ,,·,.I'd II,; 1111' had Ipnt for thl' northern ,Katherine Rogers joined me these ralher static groupings 1V0uid My ca~e was to be presented by ,,, ,i.,., t ,:1:;;1 ,II ere I illlll'n(')', In Bulgaria King BoriS' and I felt well enou~h to start the be improved by a leaven of Jess the distinguished, barriser, Mr. " , '" "', ,,11 t,.II''',I''! nlPI u~, aud thc next st:t1:1' of Ihe trip north to Balmoral. David lVas exalted but none the less stimulat· Norman Birkett, K,C, (no\\, the ,'d:': 1'.11111'1';1>, so. Iril1 lias made ll1~mol'nble tn me all'eady there, On the way I stop. ing people such as he had enter· Right Honourable Lord Justice I ...... I' III llli\ct'~, br Ihe fact that we Iwd two ~ing, pC11 off in London long enough tained in the Nahlin, When the IBirketti, with whom I had con· 1 .' l~ I'll' "Wl'I:III:I" in liw cnb of Ihe ('ngiue, with to see my solicitor, I\Ir. Goddard, make,up of this guest list was duly ferred before leaving Lond01l. On :.,. , ,.:,: III tuul'h 111,e I\Iu~ Bllri" wl\(J~e delight was lie. hRd at the end of ,July,began published in the Court Circular the morning the case was to come ",,' ..... : ,.:'11\ "I Ih,,: dril'ing lornmnlil'p" of£icfating at dil"Orrc procpedings against Ern. there, were raised e)'cbrows from up, Mr. Goddard, with his partner, , :,',', 1.,11 I ,,,,,n, thl' 1ill'01lle, When w(' linnl1~' re, cst. He had decided that the case lnl'erness to I'en7unce. ~Ir, Stenson, called. [or me in his , ,'" ,',,, 1"'1' lind: triel'l'(l Dal'id at Solia, I a~l;ed shonld he tl'ied ant of London and For m~'seJf, I can onl), say that car to dl'ive me to Ipswich, As I ",' .,::"",,11, III i Ilim ho'" things hnd heen np frllnl. his choice was the Ip!wich Asslze~, I enjoyed el'ery minute of my had decided to return to London ,,: :', "'II at thr "Splen JEST ON US .:tsllrlll sh vbgk X'z£ I'bgk otl\l'l;t~ l'ajam3s Certainly SuperIor The manager and proprietor of a large store were talking over I certain salesman. "I can't do a thing with that SALE. LADIES' SU ITS fellow Jones", said the managel'. "I have tried him in three differ. ent departments, but no matter how many cllstomers are waiting 10 be served, he just sits and dozes all day long". Suits of the season 'at a Sizes 9 to 24,1-2' Then the proprietor had a bright idea, Reg. Prices "Put him at the pajama counter" terrific saving, A wonder he sugge,led, "and fasten a card 17.95 to 69.75 nn him, with these word,l: "0111' ni;!llt clolhes are of such ~upel'inr ful' collection to choose '1lmlity Ihat even the man who ,ells them can'l krpp awake!" i' from. Every Suit up-to-the I, Now All! , ·'1 I I minute In style and fabric. I , SHOP EARLY! I, I SORRY NO CHARGES I, ,I, I NO ' APPROBATION I I I • I e______~ ______~------~------~~------~TH~E~D~A~lL~Y~N~E~W~S~,~S~AT~U~R~DA~Y~,~JU~L~Y~ DAIL Y NEWS, 5ATl , . Soul Victory Psalm ~9 The Death Of SER,TICES \ BEST LOVED HYMNS Here Ihis, all ye people; SUNDAY The lifc of \'iclbry I~ an achie\(" GiI'e car, all ye inhabitanls 01 Ihe l ment of the Christian fallh. In. 11'01111: . l OUf Friends All serl'ices will hc conducted by decd, John says. "Thl~ is Ihe I Dcar Lord and Fathcr of m~nklnd, I Both high and low. I . bcgan with the . Forgive our foolish ways; Rich and poor logethrr. ". . dies thai lie rna! hit " "0 God our C/m rclt of Ellglllllfl the ~linI5ter. vlclory 1 hal overcomelh the My moulh shall speak wi,dom; 81 RE\. FRLD S~SS, ~"" B.D.' dead of SOllllf ;:J(n;~ 1I0rId, c\cn 'our faith." Sonic Rec1othr. liS in r,ur rightful mind; II praycrs (or tlte And Ihe medllations of my heal t' The death of l friend IS not solelnnize hfe for, .PEARL. ~llI'aY5 TOPS,UL.MOUN1' I onc has rlaketl the letters that In purer Iil'es Thy service find, be of unrlerstanding. an occa.JOn .for for hu· 'las how Da,id lell !br '. read by Sr. Capt. GLENDALE I form the 1I'00'd "Faith," and rle~c· ~I!all sallnes~. In deepcr rCl'crence, praise. I will incline mine ear to a parable' manly speakmg death mcans ~n when three IIf Ill< bral;' ReI'. ~Iaidmenl, c. of THE NEWFOU;\'DL.4ND 'ropsail.!.. 11 a.m. and 7 pm., MI'. : loped" Ihi,: "ForsaKing All, I Take I will open my dark saying upon pnll of so. much that made Ille bloke till ou~h th. r~n' porl de Gra\·e. Re,·. J C.4.THEDRAL J. G. Barnes. ,Hi,:, .. Another says tbat' faIth I. In ~il11plc Irust like !hcirs who hcr,rd. the harp. \IOllh while. A, We turn the Philistines a~!I b:ou,ht" n. B.A. united Churc and ReI' Isaac Butle (ScI'cllth Sunda!l a/lcr Triilltul I Mount .Pcarl.Glcnilale- 3 p.m .• I b.chcI:~n~ God .and ~sklns no qll~;' Be5ICle the S~Tia!1 ~ea. Wherefor shOUld I lear in Ihe day. pages of fhe Bible lie meel IIlth \\'at~r from tnc I\ell or of e,iI thIS sadness on many a page In. Dal'ld, lie Icad, .lolI:d 'Rcct C. DC E. Bay 8 a.m., Holy Communion: 10.15' ~Ir. J. G. Barnes. Ilions. This IS thc sccret 01. \,\{ .• The graciolls calling of the Lord or a.m, llatins (said); 11 a.m .. Choral I ' tor~' because. It leads 10 obcdlcnce When at m,' hrels rom lienesls 4 lie hal'e thc story of the I o[ II.. "G?d lorh:d , the reading of the Lct liS likc them, withnut ~ word inqllit~ Eucharist. rcacher. Thr Rcclol': to thc Wilt o[ \ passctll me 311'11,17 fIrSt reCOI ded human.death,. the, do thiS t1l1n~; th.1 I and women who I .. I~nd co~lormlt~'y G~d. 4:15 p.m .. Holy Baptism: 6.30 P"esbyte"lan . Soul .1·lctor ,can never. be aUam· Rise up amI follow Thce. They Ihat trust in their '\ealth. of Able. and although lillie blo?d?1 thc'e. men thlt Sacrificc. tl: ~cath. and Il.m.. EI'en~ong and Sermon. ' cd. h~ our uII.n cndeal'ors. It I, a I And boast them'rl~e~ III til!' mill. IS uld o[ how Ihp. parents felt \Ie t~elr lives in Jc~pard," Preacher Th Rector. • I splrllual acl."e~emcnl. Pc 0 pic I o Sabhalh rcsl by Galilee! 11I1I e of Ihelr rlche,: Imo\\' that It mu't ha\'e meanl lIIc1es.1I:1~).. '1IIIr.lh! on the monumcnl ANDREW'S 1 l"cc~~d(JY SCTl'irc~ . ST. I who are e."Joymg a happ)' Chr ..· o calm of hill~ abol'e, None 01 IlCm can bl' ~n" mcam great sadness 10 Adam and E.I·e. nol d.le hut In Dalld'\ ,,'t.,"-cMI_ '. ~Iatln~ _ Wednesday 7.411 R.m" MI"'~ter: Rcl'. Allan ~lacArthul' I lIan cxperlcnce tell .11~ lIlal II hell Where .TCBUS knelt to ~harr, with Titre redeem his bl'oUwr Ahcl. hall. been so fult 01 plomlSC. had I~ternn)' shrrl Ih"'~~l~r;;;::t~tI~ii~ Thursdav 930 a m Old. ~I A. Presbylcry Deaconess: I Ihc:' cca!'ccl stru~glm~ and slIr· The silcnce of eternity, Nor ~il'e to Gud a ran,lIm lor him: til l,encm 2.1 \\'e ha~e the story ht might IIIr It I~ Hal\" communio~ _ Wcdne'day IlliSS EI'elyn B. Walker. Organbt: ! ~endercd a.11 to .Jesus thcy cnlCI'elt For the rcnemptJOn of th~lr y,.~r rr .... lnti(l·J of nllr iritnCI ROOFING in. Th· LUMBER ('h~n';:rtl 11't ASBESTOS SHINGLES ~'~rr~1 ion. "JUMBO", 36 in., 108 square feet. r(lortcd .' inrr.1 thrir DRESSED , "RUBEROID", 18 in., 36 in., [bunt il 45 and 55 Ibs. PLOUGHED and TONGUED TARRED FELT, 36 in" 15 Ib5, SLATE SURFACE, 18 in., Red and Green 2x3 2x4 PLASTIC CEMENT I, 1!It' ENGLISH TAR, 55, 405 t; r ,1' I ~I~ \t,.1 2x5 1;t:'''' 10 ItJ!l(I\~ 2x6 ROOF COATING, 1·5 gallon tins \, 0111' ,('111 11 ,1 It it. rr.:di·I"! . 1 m:ll1 U':'\' l,f .\ il tlot "I.et IUft It'nltulNt ~I : '" hr bad i! For A Fast Start TO ~RR'VE \"lIlilt i It1 III .• t there i) a MOULDINGS hnlinr'" and. WALLBOARDS . • .• 11• If ~ h \a t [0 •• ' • CORNICI "DONNACONA" n I:n "11M I."'" II % In. PANEL BOARD .".~ Iltrnn'~ I try Exterior 4 x 8 FELT MOULDING ,1- % in. PANELLED I DOOR CASING Plain and prepainted, '" x 8 I MASONITE !'I J, ~ ~ In. SEMI·HARD, 4 x'S , '.I~ntt-h:------lrt t I. WINDOW STOOL ... % In. TEMPERED, 4 x S j 'liitud"! of hrr PURINA CHICK STARTENA I , thtreof. I declarl hI! I 1 i'l.I NAILS PAINT PUTTY LINSEED OIL ! ' .1 I PACKED IN SO Lb. BAGS CEMENT SHEET LEAD LIME BRICK TAR BRUSHES th" ,iud,rncnu, :.ord, are hi,b urth: bO" ~u1ted f~r 1 ltt r lhe J.ord, n ~ I ~lh Ihr 101115 A. E. HICKMAN CO' Ltd. tlorOI Ollt"J Iff the wickrd. The Store With The Cheek'er Board' Sign sr. JOHN'8, \II n for the _W~OUNDt AMa, for the ,. "TORE DEPARTMENT 'PHONE 3412 • • I' 'ti.. " 1 1, I: 10 y NEWS, SATU 1 ":"+ '~. l?ield Day At C b " Ne'ws Windsor Story ~~o~Oln~;;:n~~ ~lcI~lao~cll~~a~~~h~~IPrinte~s Gels prevalent amollg mcmbcrs the I I: ' , III llstratioll (Co~tlnucd from page 7) House of Communs, of all parties.,o~ D 11', H ' ar on e' a r my Ial~lly . had comc fr,om th: 1this is hardly within the bounds \ 0 SOuse I S wrong sIde of the tracks In Bait!· of p05sibllity The onlv alternative LO~mON (R I ' OIl more, that my mother had run a remainin~ is', a di_soiulion and a A 'L' ~d C:I cr,) - PI:" ' h "Y '''d h' k" h" nne .... 1 a,' le~cllcl .. tatl \ r • boar dmg ouse. OU' t m', General Election m which your: I "d (a:' CAnnmiEAR, July 10 _ For ~I ", I PI que \ '1 CaI·bonear Man said Aunt Bcssie with some heat, ~Iajcsty's pwon~1 aflairs would i I~~~;~~ r~:~u~;:~ I' a~1 It h l'~; the lourth ycar in sucecssion a emOrla a "that we'd all come right out of hc the ehic[ issue and I c'mnot' I ~ll" d I b "I~r an'l, . Ie. III L,a~'n was h elei at 5oper '111s u NEWS Y BRIEFS 'fobacco RO'd". . help [ccling that evcn- thosc , whu I cealed1U [ g3 sll ge itchc', s cllnllollcd h) ':.. F stration Str,!ion. 11 '.lS hcld on U "I d bv Married In DlS tu,,;bed wo~ld sympathi~e, ~l'ith y ou r 1 The dream·to)' rC'lIltcd I .• ' 5atl1rda~' last alld althol1:lh the lit. nvel e 7 Malesty as an mdlvldu31 wO:lld I vi;it p~.id by Ihe Duke /. !cmlanc(' was not Inr/:c wc belicve B· I' CARBONEAR, - Crockcr's Cove Miss Lorraine Parsons 15 spend· S J h NB WELL, there wasn'l much I tieeply resent the dnmar,e whIch. burgh 10 a L1ntiull It \\"I~ a bit lar;:cr Ih;lI1 last )'cr.r's. Rev. Fr. ur ie Home and Sellool Association will ing part of her summer holidays t. 0 n, ." could ~o ~hout that. Mor~ol'cr, I~ould ineviltIbly be done to ~!Je tury. lie w:" prr'clI\~d lIit ' Hnwc\W, thcre was a I~r::e repre. be holding a gnrden pnr.ty on Wed. wlth her aunt, Mrs. Jake Voor. I was begll1ntng to be scrtously Crown, the corner·stone on willch "I'lre [ulntl'II'C for 1'1,' f il scntalio..'1 {rom the Federal GOI" _ nesllny, ,Tuly 18th. Meat teas \\'111 hoel'c, Robinson's Hili, st. Jolm·s. Thc following arc cxerrpts lake~ disturbed by the rcaction of peo, the whole Empire rests, QI~ pt',nr~',,' d:,1\\ h:, ',o"':lt ('fnment's Departmcnt of Mrl, C,\RllONEAR, .Tllly 71h _While he ~el'I'cd, adulls eighty ccnts, chil. from a St. ,101m, N.B., daily 01 re' pic much closer to home. I could I 11 your 1IIajest)' will pcrmit Inl' \\'hent he duke rrl'c""1 ' ('ulturr, with a lesscl' representa, Ihe mnrble altar rrceted III mem, dren lIft~' ccnts. Glad 10 see Mr. W. B. Finn out CCllt date: no longer go out in public-even to say so, there is only onc slep hid n" clnli" h" ~ ti/ \:~. Ii(ln frllm thl' Prll\'lncial. 1'1'1' oe thc latr ~!onsi~nor Me· again R(ter his rcccnt lengthy lit· .A \\'cddinll of lI'iele inlcrcst was 10 my hairdresser's-without hav· which holus out any prospect 0[' I"erc ,,' 'I~nrrl tn hU'l!'J' ·(t Tho , I Mr. and Mrs. F .•T. Taylor are In hear she is sCllously ill at her "At 9:30 last lIight," said I.rose· 1 to ,:~ e:1 It my dlllY,to bnng ~pending a holiday in the capital. home. cutor E V Renshaw "lIe arme(11 ~ r n"lIce the followmg facts 'Also I R. c. A. '1 I . d • . " which hal' t • I 1 ley lal'e two sons mamed an himself with a .38 revolver and i and wh' he {Okme 0 my kno\lledge, 8 cu,ft. \iving thcre and, no doubl, they Harold, younger son of Rev. Mr. went round to the ~Iorn 11 EWS SATURDAY, lH.:.f.l /1, 1956 , . DAILY'N rcls ISC I \ l'. I' 0;,' ;1'I' •; ~I' " ':" : I i . '/ HERE'S GOOD ' i , ' \ \ , 1 NEWS FOR ALL YOU j' ... I HE 'iI'-r: MISS WONDERFUL MOTHERS!.,-', " • Fo "~ ...... ,."""""'=-_ .... • AND MANY OTHER PRIZES , , BY ~NTERING YOUR CHIL IN THE DAILY NEWS ~~ rp , I ~,~~... ' .' • IMPORTANT' All Entries must be accompanied by this Coupon: IMPORTANT The wInners will be ludged for "Baby EDITOR NEWFOUNDLAND BABY CONTEST, Appeal", "ExpressIon" and "General Photo Interest". This Is not necessarily a beautiful c/o DAILY NEWS Baby Conted. Judges decision final I Baby', Name .... " .. I ••••••••••••••• : ••• , ••• Age .... , ...... , •.. ,... . PPLES • Senders Name ...... · ...... 1"" ••••• , •••••• ··.t .. . Address .. 0., ••••••••••• , •••••• '" •• 1111 •••• to ., ••••••••• tl f ,., •••••••• " ••••••• Enler • BIRDS, c,.\SA1UES, HUDGlE~ , • FLOWERS, CORMGES, ! ,TORE WEJlDlNG BOUQUETS, to-day! i FUSEllAl. DESIGSS I ROAD I • C/\YiES - Wedding, BlRTIlDAY, ETC. , . Howse 'of ,Flowers lIA)(ILTOS anrl1.r.:IIERClIAST WATI·:tt STREET 01.1 3571 Dial 7410 ED Rrsldence Ilial 61221. XTURES HEY MOM ,. OTHER PRIZES:-' DID YOU SeE , CASE BORDEN'S MILK THE NEW , MERCHANDISE :+ CRIBS HARVEY & CO. : Y T.V. + PLAY PENS ROYAL STORES LTD. BOUQUET OF FLOWERS + WALKERS HOWSE Of FLOWERS : S. MERCHANDISE + BABY CA~RIAGES , BASSINET, Value $10.00 + YOUTH' BEDS and STROLLERS AYRE & SONS STANDARD BEDDING CO" LTD. ent of At The, BROWNIE HO!.lDAY OUTFIT MERCHANDISE Val~. $"1 ~45 ETHEL BARRETT STANDARD BEDDING Co., Ltd. TOOTON'S LTD. rn __ DIAl. 6449 ies 1 flOWER HILl. t I ~"':T .r THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY ,~ , 12 , - .. r.4,. '. '~f • I Because aiy· ews onte Babies Are I BOBBY WISEMAN, age 1 year,' 6 months, sent in by Won de'rfu I~ M", Betty Wm,m.n, 152 St, C1." Av,nue, • • • DEBBIE SMITH, age six months, sent in by Mrs. A. • Smith, 94 Blackmarsh Road. they deserve ~ Ethel the most ,wonderful buys ~ Barrett Here is a Distinctive Store which specializes in 'of all, .. and Ayre's CHILDREN'S ESSENTIALS from 6 minutes to 6 years. Enjoy a relaxing olmos are seeing to it that your phere with friendly, court· eous service. 147 GOWER ST. baby can have everything at PRESCOTT DIAL 80356 BAB darling and delightful, •• 51. JOHN'S NFLD, TH everything (ute and FROM cuddily , .. at 'prices as low BABY POW • as reliable' quality will PYREX, EVE • permit. Ayre's have -a modern, up-to-the-minute " FORMULAE I , department devoted exclusively • PLASTIC CO I , to baby fashions ... right .i: now stocked to the hilt and PARTY 1 , .- • PLAYTEX DI with summer togs for BORDEN~S AND LINER 1 <, TEETHING LI " :~ every hour of the day .•• ' EV AP.ORAI ED .., and night I MILI( ; " THEY SAY ITIS WONDERFUL ~~~. . GEE ~ ~ I always coo over the' true.to-milk ': '.,. flavour of Borden/s Evaporated Milk 1 · ':" So Mom, the next time you shop reach ,'." " '" ," for the can with Elsie on it - - • find out what ~ 'j . " , j .' a difference there can be in evaporated milks. ~ :-. ; · '. , '-.,. .. Just try BORDEN'S ~nd see ~or yourself I' · .", ' " t i ~ Remember, Mom, 1 .~. I ' BORDEN'S mad. an il~~_~_1 improveme'1t especially ".'1,(' for bClby's formula...... > • : ' Ar..-~_. ! . It' I' ~Ir. FREDDY 'fUI.K, age 2~2 1110nt 15, sen 111 I~ , Tul\" l}lackhead Road. , ' sr. JOHN'a; I IRWTOUIIIJLA_ I > .. ". 13 NEWS. SATURDAY. JULY 14. 1956 y . ;, , ! 'j • : I ; I ClIERYL LOUISE DOWN TON, age 10 mont11s, sent· 1n by 1\11'5. 1\Iarion Dllwn ton, ~. I No need to go overboard on your budget . , we've everything you'll need short of C1 baby siller, Basics to assure Baby's health, comfort Clnd good fashion , , I all sensibly priced, BABIES ARE HAPPY WHEN THEIR NEEDS COME FROM jJJ/CMllrdos. • • In Our t· aABY POWDER, LOTION and OIL. Il1fants' Wear Department • PYREX, EVENFLO and PLASTIC NYLON DRESSES, CHRISTENING ROBES, SLEEPING SETS, FEEDERS, FEEDING BOTTLES noy CURLEW, nge 1 ycal', r. months, Sl'lIt in by Mrs. 'l'ed Curlew, l.c\\'ispol'te, COATS AND BONNET SETS, WOOL SWEATERS, BABY HARNESS, • DIAPHERINE RINSE TERRY CLOTH PLAY SETS, SWEATER SETS, PLASTIC PANTS, SOO POWDER and LOTION DRY PANTS, CURITY DIAPERS, DISPOSABLE PADS, WOOL SHAWLS, • FORMULAE JUGS, BOTTLE WARMERS CHILPROOFE TOYS, TERRY CLOTH TOWEL SETS, flANNELETTE NIGHTIES, SATIN BOUND BLANKETS, STITCHED EDGE BLANKETS, • PLASTIC COMMODES and SEATS . FITTED CRIB SHEETS, HOT WATER BOTTLES, QUILTED RUBBER' • . BABY SCALES· SHEETS, PLASTIC 'TOILET SEATS, PLASTIC BOTTLE HOlDERS, • PLAYTEX BABY BIBS, SHEETS, PANTS PLASTIC BASSINET PADS, BUMPER PADS, WOOl AND NYLON and PARTY PANTS -,.... BOOTEES, LAYETTE SETS, f' "\ • PlAYTEX DRYPER PANTIES . \ '.j'1 Q AND LINERS ~\'Y1> • TEETHING LOTION r:5~~~~ . \D In Our • BABY ASPERIN ~,,''::-l~..J -...j ~ • LACTIC ACID MILK, INFANTOL Furniture Departmen~ • BABY TOYS and FEEDING PLATES CRIBS, MATTRESSES, PLAYPENS, PLAYPEN PADS,' HIGH CHAIRS • BABY POWDER, (WOOD AND CHROME), STROlLERS, PRAMS, CONVERTIBLE \~V. CARRIAGES, ROCKING CHAIRS, EXTENSION GATES, TRICYCLES. ~C{ I LOTION and OIL. ' S-l~~··JIDI~'~,, .&.11-- PI. . . pI . $.-: , MARILYN MURPHY, llge 3 years, sent ill by Mrs. .. ___ Arthur Milrp}lY, 18 'Wnrbury Street. DIAL 3380 " •• " ...... ,.,...... ",:, .. , "" ...., "" :..... ",."., •. .... ,...... , .. "'" ",,'. . ." " ,...... I...... " T' ...... , '...... " ... , .. ,,, .r .... : ...".' .. "... :..... : ...... -: ',' ':",' ':,""t i ,u::!l.",,,W~,. ..MI ,'l, .•. "",,,,,,,,,~,,,.,.,,.,, ... o,, ~"~1,JijI"U .. "., .. ;.:J:.lc,"I",.].",,.I,.1[iIiLi~CI'.w1,.~.r~.~ ~ ...... ~" .. '"" ...... ~'".,,' ...... ,,-> .c".:..~ •. --;., .. -.... ~·: .... ,.,J.."' ". ,. ·."•••. "" ...... 1.' ...... "".,.... ••.• .•• rt{a.'·~''-'. • . . . , / '4~ ______~ ______~ ____~ ______THE DAilY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 1 .' , i'\.r.,\- .• ; f , OJ --~------.------•• Programme~ . .c;:::,.0~n~o<::oo.~<:lo"'hQ, ....OUNDlAHD'I fllEHDLY 'IIIATU ",IASSOCIATu .. ijIiIOil_ MONDAY . ~ , MONDAY TO-DAY "THE flIIIIIt!Il PIC1IIIS ~ BIG 4 wNtll'lell ProM\loII , 1-' JOSE ·1REVOR ~FE" ", HRRfR' HOWARD '., FIHS'l' TEA' , Also-UP.TO.THE.MINUTE NEWS ...... ; ! . I ~ :, Also-UP·TO·THE·MINUTE NEWS •.••• "0""" .. ;~.', ; == Also-UP·TO·THE.MINUTE NEWS' TIMES OF SHOWS: .'. .'. Also-UP·TO·THE.MINUTE NEWS TIMES OF SHOWSI r:n:NIMi SI\OWS: 7.15 - ll.la t EVENING snows: 7 P.~1.-9 P.~I. ..1, •• ,1 1 1 ••••••• t:VtNIN • • • • • • • " •• t . , . ,lj ILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 1 1956 \Umpire\l By BEANS REARDON QUESTION: Cleveland's Bobby Avila o\'er:ran second base on a • short fly to right field at Yankee. Siadium. He was lagg ... 1 out try~ • ing to get back. 'file second base: umpire, Frank Umont. had gone into short right to watch the fly: He turned around and saw the-' play, but did not call It. The third: iersall Man Of The Moment base umpire mae the decision: Isn't Umont supposed to make the call at his base?-Davld Lee. Boston's Coup Of White Sox Answer: Umpires have a sys tem worked out in wJtlch certain' and used a seventh.lnn'ln¥, lingle things become automatic. On a Basion littrall)' had given the play such as this, the third base White SOl' their first runs In the to power the Cub. to a 7-6 win over Pittsburgh. umpire would take ever the call, opening Inning as the Infield made despite 'It being at another urn" three errors on as many chances, Banks' single off Bob friend scored Dee Fondy with the decid pnre's base. If an umpire Is not allowing Chicago to tally without able to see a play, he is riot obllg· " . r: benefit of a hit. Ing run. The Cub shortstop tied a 8: Hr(),'kl~'n 6, Losing righthander Jim Wilson record set by the late Al Slm· ed to make the call. an IJl'l1t mons, then of the Philadelphia Q. A line drive hits a runner, " way m(ln \'ork i: ~1. LOllis 5" had a no·hltler going until Sammy who .has his feet on third. It· 6: l'illrinnal1 4. White,,5cntched a harmless, two· Athletics In the American League. a Hccp ST. LOUIS (AP) - Alvin Dark kicks off into foul ground, Can', 111I1HI , .Iall riN'all pro\'cd out single In tht filth. doublcd across the deciding runs the runner try to score?-Bob nll'" ':, n of Ihr llllllllcnl lor the !lle~nwhllc. Chicago hall Rdde.d wilh his fourth straight hIt of the Brady, .'f n" I'n" 1'1 ;). man\' gallles a run in the third and a pair In gae and gave SI. Louis Cardin· A, He is out. the same as If hit I 'r.d I '. ' ' I • \I i'rn lie ,irol'r hollle Ihe I the fourlh. als a 7·5 verdict Friday night over on the base paths, It is a single , r:m~' no.ton Ill'(\ Sox Boslon came alll'e at the bat In Ihe New York Giants,' hi. erst for the hitter. The hlt·by·a·bat· ('I,k .• ". II 'HIe :iIlX :;,~ In' the sixlh when the)' put log ether a ted.ball rule Is there becau .. rl'l ~,Imr In thc Amer·1 walk, three singlcs and a double while teammates. "', i play for thret runs. Rellef man tec.hnically the rudner interfere. CINCINNATI (AP) - Phlladel· with fielding. The lame hold.' n.J,' wal·: Ike Delock was the winning l"rr,~l1 phia Phillies hll two 'homen and TWIN KILLING IN ,ALL.STAR GAME-Washington. D.C.-AI Kaline, of the Detroit Tigers (AL) is out at true here, a mn:!1 • 'nnin~ 1\\'0 • rlln 1 pitcher. nine olher hits Friday night to I Q. Is there IIny limit on the r.11 ~ :,,( trt"mpit onr the I In the only day contest in the defeat Cincinnati RedIegs 6-4 and second as George Kell hit into a double play in the ,ixth inning of the All-Star game at Griffith Stadium' ri:ll National League, Chicago Cubs length of a bat?-BlIl Russo. l knock the Red. out of Ihe Na· re~ent1~ .. Roy McMillan of the Cincin~ati Redlegs has just got the ball away towards first to complete the A. A bat can't be more than 4S 'nH'~C hit ~·rida\·. a ~hortstoP Ernie Banks tied a rna· tlonal League lead. The Reds got tWlU kIllmg. The camera angle (lookmg down sharp lyon the play) makes it appear that the ball is going inehes long, "",:~a~lIn' IIlW rlcht. rapped ,lor league record by pla~'ing his seven hits off Curt Simmons, who Q: The battcr hits a liner tnt, r.,11,' :.j:1'!' 1\\'0 wrrc out 39.j.lh consecutive game sin c e went the distance for the Phlls. the right field corner: A fin :hlh'lnnlnt breaking in !'(lokle In 1953 into the ground.-(IN Photo). as a reaches out anel deflects the ball as the fielder reaches for It. Th. little League fielder scoops the ball up In4 ,Practice Notes fires It to the infield and the bat· Baseball ter Is caught at second. Does the SPORTS CURTIS, SOCCER play stand or is It an automatic Curtis Academy Section B foot· ground,rule double?-BIll Rech. Schedule ball team will hold a practice to· A: It is ,an automatic ,round MONDAY night at 6.411 on the upper pitch rule double. IN THE ol the Ayre Athletic Grounds. All Q, Wit.h II runner on first, the M,t. players are requested to attend. batter hits a grounder to the 9,3~imon Levitz "Red Sox" shortstop. He steps on second for "NEWS" 'Vs. Matchless Kid •. HOLY CROSS SOCCER Olle out and throws to first. Th. H.OD-Steers "Green Giants" Practice for Holy Cross Junior first baseman drops the ball. He is charged with an error. Why? . GEORGE PERLIN Vs. Harria 41 HIM:oek "Sunbeams". and Sonlor football teams tonight P.lII. at 7.00 p.m. In Ayre Athletic' I thought no errors were given 2.30-R. A. Murphy', "Rams" on a double play when one out Is TRACK Grounds. This Is a very Import. Vs. McKinlay" "Vanguards". ant practice and all players are made-Bruce Falk. FOi',!lm or Ihe hig trr.ck meet coming up nn the 21st IIY they US-Hickman'. "Chevrnlels" urged to altend. A. An eror is given If the , ' th' idl'a for il a[ler looking around and discovering there Vs. Harvey', "Shamrockl". throw is dropped. It l! never cr.I)' onr ma,ior meet in the SI. John'. area each year. As Bill 6.30-Liona Club "Lions" Vs. gi ven If the pivot man on a dou .1 pUI! It 11"'1 e ~hnuhl bp. at least five meets a year. Bill says C. of E. Orphanage VI. "Jets". Probable Pitchers ble play makes a bad throw-un· il!! no poinl in an athlete tralninll for just one meet a year. This Ie.,; a runner ad\'ances because r.1tel hr explain! has been planned to expand track and field TUESDAY NEW YORK CAP) - 'Probable of It. pitchers In tollay'l major league Q, Wilh a man on first, the hat· IIr it is hoped to be the start of I regular .erIes of A.M. ;a)'~ baseball games (won·lost records ter hils a ground ball 10 the'iirst .\1 Hill ~ays the athletes are plentiful: Personally 1 am 9.30-Balne Johnston "tndlans" Vs. Steers "Green Gllnh." In brackels): baseman. lie steps on the bag, lD 1II0llr o( Irark. lrJck and more rtack. We just don't have enough 11.00-Terra ' Nova "Pontlles" National League Ihrows to second and the runner 11 in The response to this meet, II good, 1 hope will i 1_ han~ and ~e1\'lnllntland, Vs. lilt. Cashel "Bombers". 'Philadelphia at Cincinnati t.hen must he taglled, Why 11 :: t owar:l 11 Bill fa)". jml a flnrt. Track and field Icem~ to be sadly neglect· noberts (8·10) \'~ Nuxhall (6,8) that?-LoU Barhato, P.!lI. A, The rule Is there because tht I hor~e b) mo'llpnrl; lam and ~'et It produces greater competition than any 2.30-l'anonl "Monarchs" V•. Brooklyn at Milwaukee-Maglle : the blOI\' . Ir~rl. Track nnd rield e\'ents call for more training, 'greater In· Ayre 41 Sona "Airdales". (2·2) vs Conley (+5) runner from first is not obli&ed (2) - to go to second once the bag has ! lon,', An eflort. nnr! more personal courage than any othe .port. This 4.15-Perlinl "Half Pin"" V•• 'Pittsburgh at Chicago i , c~a7.lh· b, opnirn, 11 furprises me, therefore, that there II not greater "Jaycees." Munger (1·1) anll Law (3·9) ,,~ been steppcd on, He Is not Corced Rush (7·3) and DRI'ls (3,3) hecause no runner is behind him. , But not in Imk IIl·IIi, It 15 inleresting to nole that R former wfll O,30-Mt. Cubel "1tocketa" VI. ~11f! 51. Q, Chicago's Wrigley Ficld has \II h the "Elks". New York at Louis-Worth· ~ 'thfl~lr. (ien!! Stirlln~, Is laking time out from his many business ington (4·9) V5 Mizell (B·7) i\'y on its outficld wall. Is there 10 ;~,,'I in Ihe urganization of the forthcoming meet. It would, A meeting of all team. in the Little League will take place Mon· Amerlcall I.eaglle any special ground rule coverillg ~fnrlit thr >purl if more people of hi~ caliber would take 'an , Detroit at Washington - Lary balls wJtich become stuek In i\?- . day afternoon at I o'clock .t Ban· , ' 10 il. Thrn a~ain 1\ mllst be rememebred that there are those (8.10) vs Pascual (4.9) nerman Park. Uniform. must be PEPPERRELL AFB.-Pepperrell's Dick MacDonald winds up for one of the Charles Roche. hair t.kclI ~rr.1 inlerest In promoting track and field down over Kansas City at Baltimore-Me· worn Ind all boYI must be present. dangerous, throws that have earned him a 3-0 record for the Peppers this season. A: XO, This is covered by the y!m, Ri!! Cnnllin~ is an example of I man who has devoted much Mahan (1).3) vs Fornieles (1-2) : lime In the Ilr~ani7.ation of the variou. meeh. Bill and his Cleveland at Ne\v York-Score Pepperrell s .only southpaw, Dick struck out 16 Grand Falls players to beat that rule book, which allows two bases. 01ll.t be given credit for what they have done, but IS 1 said (8-6) vs Larsen (5-1) 4 to 1 In Grand Falls last we€k. Die k is 20 vears old a member of the 642nd Junior Baseball Chleago at Boston - McDonald te~m th~'b~i:~ ~t:u:~~~u':d ~e~~nt~ more intm~t must he taken In track and field If It Is to .urvive. AIrcraft Control and Warning Squadron and a 'native ollVIiddlebury, Vt. lVard short. The runner heads for (1).0) VI Parnell (2·2) • • • elared, Yorkshire 163 .,nd 183 - third, but as he comes In line ALL STAR POLL Sc,hedule lllesitat!'s or slows down in order Jack Withers has plied up 'he highest single total In the Below il the Junior Baseball Cricket Scores \'n'0d"'~'.. ·"r,.hire.. Wull uy all ... ,,' ,,: I Guards And St. Bon's Rack Up with the ball and the fielder he tor lower to ballotl counled In Ollr All Star poll. 'Jack has picked up 65 schedule for the first round: LONDON (Rellters) _ Cricket a l'\orlhamplonshire 307 lor 5 dc. to shield the fielder'S vision. In I lOIt! to lead the pack In'the race for the second base berth. (lo"iT$t Tram i., the Home Team) clo~e of play srore! Friday: elared and 173 for 7 declared, When the ball is past him, the I ;wive!ed hI! II! hal a Irati of 36 \'oLes over his nearest rival, Cyril Morrll, Felldlana vs. Mt. Calhe!. England 32S, Austrlla 81 for e Somerset 355 and 104 for I, match Shutouts In' 'B' Soccer' SerRes runner continues to third, Isn't kwnrdly at _ho hal 19 I'Otes. StandlnRI for the other pollltiODS Ir. I. SI. Bon's v•. Holy CroSi. (third test). drawn. I this interference? - George I II' Hyman (ollo~11 S!. Pat's ,·S. Guard •• Eton 157 for I vs Harrow (two Warwickshire 255 and 123 for S O'Brien, IS-Illlr)' FlIl~rrahl 50, Jack Harvey 42; 3r-Go'r'd~~ Br~~o" .. Mt. Cashel va. St. Bon' •. day match) rain restricted play. , declared, Hampshire ,218 and 162 St, P~t's after d,eIealing the LINEUPS A. It is never called that way. Felldlans VB. St. Pat',. England 325 Australia 81 tor II tor 2, Hampshire won by 8 wick. C.L.B. five 10 notillng. hari thc GUAIIDS-Fred Purchase. gonl;: ,\5 long ~,s the runner does 110t • • Ell 20: SS-Barry Maunder 48, Billie Abbott 20' ~9. '1:l1111111~ Guards vs. Holy CroSl. , (third te~tt ets. tahles turned against them las I Terry Win,ol·. Francis Wi~l·lIIal1. 1 ~o out oC hi5 w~y to JHlrnpcr the I..I'.-I.on! I.rnl1llard 45, Hugh Fardy 31, Vaughan MacDonald St. Bon's VI. Fe\l~lanl. Elon 1~7 for II vs H:mow (two Lancashiro 185 lind 2M for 21 nh:hl 'I hrn thpy were Ileatl'n hy Hohy Pil,p. DOli Ash ..Junior Smith. ; (i!'lclcr. he is just playing smart :0; 1'.1'.-Tr,l fiil1ip~ 50. C. Walsh 38; R.F.-WIJr Caley 44, Mt. Cnhel ''I. Guard •. ~.:V match) rtlin rtstrlcted piH. declared, SeoUand 208 and 170, I the (:Ilard~. 'flIP. first goal IVilS A~d~ \\'al>h. !loy P~rs"ns. Carl i lmeball, Ilalr 1I)'all ~fi; C. Paul Bryant 57, Bill ROMon 26i P.-Jlm Holy CroSl 111. St. Pit'•• SUITer 361 for 5 dec1arp.d And Lancuhlrp. "'on bv 71 runs. scnrcd by England alter fivp min· '\'llham~. England. StnrkJc~·. I , fllr) ;,~ •. h"t l;al1lhrrJC 32. Guard~ \'S. st. Bnn' •. 153 for 2 declRrr.d, Gloucester. Derb)'shiu 297 '(or 7 derlared ut~5 of the game, The ,cconri g()~! ST. PAT·~-.loe Broll'n. >loal:' q, '~. rUllner 11'I~5 to ~Iea~ !t,c, !lml olh_1 1'1R)wR Rre, of tOune, In contention, but onl1 Itoly CroSi n Felldllns. !hlre :ro:\ mat c h AbAndoned. And 173 for 7 declared. SlIs!e:< was challlkrd up when the hall, CI~'r1r Grcrn, ,lim Phalrn. Y,dwan! : nnrl. J he cal,chpl' ~ t~lrt'w I. 'In drawn. because of nin, 1 tnr P and 107 CM 8. ,was In, fronl of Patrician net.' KIIOPI'. ':'iII,iam [J' 1\ ei II. , :IO;fph ; lillie to but 15 fh .. ~ ~ ho hall' ,1!AII'n 20 nr more votes Ire lilted. St. Pal'~ vs. Mt. Cashe!. 298 d~elared th~ ge~ ~1II11, \~'Ild I!~,d Thm 'rr ~rwral playen, for example, ",ho hi\'! been Gllard~ "~So Felldlan •• Woreestershire «0 fqr 8 de- match drall'n. A Piltncian playcr In an eifort to 1 Rrown. firl'm AIl/:cl. LImine I the rUllnel 15 safe, Oil JOu gil e clear Ihe ~phere. aecirlr.ntly knock- : ,ral,h. ,"'alt Dalton. G, Goabie. I tlte catcher an error?-Adam Sch· !Im.d lor R herlh. They Include Peter Deutsch, 51. Pat's VI. st. Bon' •. pitrhln~ ed It inlo hl~ o\\'n go~l. T~tl Q~lgl~Y, : mid!. , J'hn Pnl'tr. mk. '1artin, DOIIII Woolgar, and Ron Stride. All Mt. Cashel TI. Holy CrOSI. Ch~rlie Walsh look ,I t h I I A. Not unless the runner ad· ,I Ih~lP. 1'1~)"f! lI'ilh Rny concentratioJl of TOlel collid mOff Game time will be 11.111 p.m. All . a ~ 10 II ST BON'S I'ances 3l1o\Jler base. game! will be of .even inning duo Baseball: the hRIi lIas handled smartly hI' • '\'5. HOLY IQ \"1 t 't I I Id th 1!lo Ih. 1.~,1. ration and no Inning wlll.tut after the Guards goa rIe F ~e ri Ph'urc a~e. CROS S ! urd' •lor 18 mostPI c lerwild topitches 5 e inree- a • • • B.OII p.m. Walt. Dalton tested 1 urchase w!th 51, Bon's beat Holy Cros~ one: game and a season? Frank I\n!~ht ha~ drHwn Ineral votea for the t1rst base ~ d~lve fJom.: serlmragcE' W:"C~ to nolhing in last nighl's fifth Sec. A. One of the best control Ilot. Frank 1:\'.111, and I1ugh Fraser have received support for e urne aSI e coo y. ng an lion B soccer game .. The winning pitchers of al! time does-Walter lerond bm: non Scott I~ running third, In the race for the hot Feildians Drub Luckless }lUI" then entered the game and .sl,am. goal was chaulked up by Tom Johnsen. In 1910 he was charged torner; Soel Sparrow and Ed Manning have piled up votes In Week·End med a beauty, Into the PatrICians phy In the dicing moments o[ the with 21 wild pitches, 8nd four the Ihorl stop race: llar"ey Clarke and Bill Billies hive received nel5n'll lor O'N the 'IIfirst 'I" goal. th engagement. years Iater he h a d hi s bi g 1011. i01 IUpport lor Irll flcld. Right field seem. to be the malt .ought Baseball 101 el pi eu on e prcs· G R' h d (th BI ,.. Id It I ' Mounties ,In' Dull G'ame sure as he fir d f k' k 'I liS IC ar s 0 e ue ,,0 5 W I .our. artrr post lIith no less than 1% candidates named Many of the e a ree IC agalns played a good "ame and took an , Howle Young of Feild wal routed outflelrlm arc rcccll'ing votel for III three po;Ulonl. In all The newly -formed International' The Felldlanl picked up their the Guards goalie but Fr~d Pu~· active' ~art in" most plays, Rich. ~: What happens when a bat~er Baseball League will swing \nto first win of the season lnst night from the mound In eIght Innings. chase caught the hall and kicked, II nrd started off b r la ' g th sWlOgs and misses on a t1urd c~;rll' flit), players have received votes. Young walked the first two Mount Y I action over the weekend. they whipped winless Mount o.ut Into center ficld. C?rl. Wi!· bali 10 'Tom lI1ur h weh/~~ove : slrike-and the pitch then hit. he rcsult~ lo,da~', 1.am afraid Ire Dot up to date for as Ca8hel batsmen to face In this In· Tonight at 7 o'clock the City At· Cnshel 13·9. I13ms se~t the sphere SIZZling ~t high one over th~ ~ed and Gold's the dirt before reaching the catc· ballots continue 10 roll In. ' nlng. Ihe PatrIcians nets for a near hit, nct. her?-Byron Porterfield. • • • lantlcs wl1l go against the Pep., Both team. played sloppy ball Ern Butler took over from' Young S ' POLl. NOTES perrell Peppers. On Sunday at 2 with a total, of fifteen errorl hut !t, shot over the Green an~ Doug Scars entered the playas A: The catcher must, tag out and retlrad the side In the good Gol,d 5 crossbar; he tried his luck against St. Bon's the runner or throw to first base, ,om~ Inlm;ling sille nolcs on the poll Include the fact that Ed p,m, it will be the Imperials committell. Most of the runs col· fashion way of three up, three :r he SI. Pat s eleven almost goal tender Joe Gathcral. but the same as if Jt had dropped the I d'rl! popular with lans, but they have been voting for him., against the Peppers. lected by either team came IS I l th~ dQwn. C\ the score Joe Gathcrall strclchcd himself on a ball. I The Felldlans got the wood be· ~ned wh~n ,Brow~ erent positinns, Ell's tolal vole~ I~ 35. ATLANTICS Lineup-Catcher. result of miscues. , dme home a free kick which hit ' d k I'd hi' ' ' I n"pllnse 10 the poll has been Rraur~'lng. For Its first week the Sorcnson. Greening, Robson; Pit· The Double Blues started at I hind fourteen of Stride's pitches Ihe Guards goalie F d P I f Jump a~ .noc ,te I e sp lere Q. A baiter IS lilt by a pitched ote ha' rlln to ovcr 80, chers: Carey, Short, Wheeler, last clip by. building up a three while MOllnt Cashel Icaned into • re . urc lase. ,away \\'llh IllS flSls, .'ball. lie Is hurt and heads direct· ~~lIare on the head .. A Guardsll1a~ Gus Richards carried Ihe ball ~ Iy to the clubhouse. Can the of·' Jack \\'ilhm wa~ namrd to :hr. flrsl team on ali hili a few hallots Ryan. In[lcld: Fltgerald, F. Evans, run cushion In the fir.;t inning, the le,'en of Young's sef\'e~, 10 dale I 'I ,Mauncler. Ploughman, Newell, HoI· Mounties came through with two Umpires: Rishsn, Duffy. Ki~s ~~e~~:eJh~(rbo~nf~'~~ bal: ,~ndthlt up the field weaving in and oull fcnsil'c team send a pinch·runner' ' nClt rntally e\'ery second hasemall 1:1 the League has lell Outfield: Tiller Leonard rum In their half of this Inning to ,a a IIClan. II C of the Holy eros> defence. he, to first for him?-Bllly Walters. and Williams. ~oal po~l, nailed anolher Guardman ,passecl tn Damian n~'an who reo I' A Til rule' ~ay no but most at Irast IIlIe \'ole. lRyall. .' Ca~ey, Simson, Chapman. ' turn It Into A close ball game hut J Jral'r' (. : • • IMPERIAl,S Lineup-Catchers: the~ seemed unable to get Into the .BOX SCOnES E rhounced II Ioff thed bcrossbar h" and was ;1 I11,1 "ne d II Ie splcrcI II lUS ~c It'"m~, umpires elise cornlllons SCllse" on a I IIr ,mild fall! rO'llav Knll will he wrltinll my Bryant, Rahall. Pilchers: power, lead. f'F.TT.DlAl\'S AI? R R o r~~~/ c eare y I e Guards de'j' Illchards lip Cor a frre shol. The. situatioll suc.h as this. If tlte bat· t' ,hall flcw acros~ the mouth 01 Ihe : IeI' can·t make it 10 first on hiB (0 umn \Irrk rrnm thl'rr. making arrangements, how· Martin, Woolgar, Sparkes, Deutsch, Thf Felldlans 5trllck Cor fh'e big Tiller ...... 4 2 1 I1r~t I'~ 1 hut !lrr, tQ han the lalr;1 rcslllts In the poll carried In the column Gamberg. lnllcld: -Harvey" With· !'um in nn error fiBcd second In. Hollett •••.•••••• 5 I, 1 :; Ih 'Ih~lI~e~oll~ goalstap~ ~~ore~ COl' CrusHrler~ nrl Cailed to rnl~r i own allcl' bein!! hit. an umpirr. o ,,,Cit 'D r ~ y a ., asp aye!'. I ~s Pier, on rieflecteri it away with I' normally will alloW a pinch·run· IG, rUMr! 11111 he kept lip 10 date 00 how It is progressing. ers, Sparrow, Manning. Fraser, nlng. Pitcher Howi\! Young started Chapman •.•••••• 6 :l 1 • a alton, Hoby Pike look a 1 his h:mds, ' I d It f Itim ' • • Scotl, King; outfield: McDonald, the trend with a stand.up double to Plo~ghman ...... 5 2 2 O I k' k 'Ih h' I t ri . ' ner ODOr . T. Gilils, Russell, B. Gl1lls. the right field fences SqUires ••••••••• 6 0 2 o ree IC WI !S. s I~ roppmg The Holy Cross net minrl~r. Boh 1 Rem~ (;f:T YOUR VOTES IN ' Tiller followcd You~!: and mad R~'an .•••••••••• 2 0 0 1 close to the Patrlctal1~ nets, Pierson. c~ul:ht Dee Murph>"s 1'---- - Send ~her Ihal you cnn I'ote In this poll as many times as you o The pla~', was carried hack ami power,drive and slammed it away with Tom ~Iurphy taking a Ihot first on an error charged to Ronni: Clarke •••••••.•• 2 1 1 1 C?rlh the field both teams lIe[ore it could do any. harm, Pat \ which proved lin successful as It ' Ihe I • our hallOh 10 thc Dally New5 AIl·Star Poll or drop them Stride Hollett b d I I t Cooke ...... 2 0 0 wit~ First All·Star . • ange a s ng e 0 Simpson 6 2 2 2 fighting hard Lo cam the advant· Whelan took a corner Iiick for st. sailed over the crusaders nets. On cller slot In the Daily News building on Duckworth Street. left flelll to bring Young across Greening········" 1 1 o age. SI. Pat's wantcd revenge and Bon's which resulted in another his second attempt Tom succeeded •. . ALL STAR BALLOT Baseball Practice while Dave Chapman singled down Young •••••••• 5 1 3 o the Guard,S fought to keep them corner taken by Dave Barrett. He slashed his shot at Bob Pier· fll::iT TE,\~1 SECOND TEAM _ the 5am~ line to score Tiller. Buller' ••••••••• 0 0 0 E from scormg" Joe Brown took two Barrett's kick lVas headed over son which beat the Red and Gold's ,····· •••••••••• ,"1, •••• lb ••••••••• 1 •••• ·····,······,,··. Conch Charlie Riddle of the st. ,Hollett, Chapman, and Plough· MT. CASHEL···· AB R H o shots, one missed, the second was the Crusader nets. custodian for Ihe winning goal of 5 1 deCeated by Purchase \~ho fired the D~lUg Sears again entere~ the the game. The Crusaders tried hard '" 2h ...... John's Capitals baseball team has man picked up u~earned runs to Molloy ...... 5 3 2 .... , ••••••••••••••• t I • , " called the first practice of this round, out the Felldlan scoring In Evans ...... 6 4 2 o ball out Into, center flcld. play when he hammered a shot 10 even the seore but to no avail • t [or 10 a m Sunday morning the se.cond frame. J. Evans _...... ' .. 4 1 1 o The S~. Pat s elev~n kept up the away at GatheraU. Gatherall stop· the game ended with St. Bon's the , 3b ...... a~a~le ball pa~k; The Mounties went the full Badcock ...... 0 0 0 o hammermc as Charlie Walsh drove ped the shot and cleared the ball victors " , ...... The first practice Is for pitchers Ifengtthh 0 r tlhelr batting order In the Casey •••••••••• 4 D 0, 2 a fireball across the mouth of the away from his goal with a long . ss ...... and catch en only. Since the llnals our 1nn for three runs. Lead· Stride ...... 6 0 1 3 Guards goal. Kevin Angel took drive. LINEUPS •••••••••• I I • , • I • I ••••••• ~g are barely three weeks aWIlY' It off man Mike Molloy snapped one Robson ••••••••. 3 0 1 1 a corner kick ami Charlie Wal5h Pat Whelan picked up the sphere ' ST. BON'S-Joe Gatheral, goali o butted the IJali in an effort tn and PQsseli it to Tom Murphy who Kelvin Grant. Bob Baird, Kevin, If, ...... is imperative that those eligible to the opposite field to make first. Maher ...... 2 O. 0 •••••••• '·"1 •• ," I ••• , ,.,. III nttl'lul.· • " Frank EI'ans hacked him up with Walsh ..••••••... 1 0 0 1 "enre but PUl'chnse pro\'ecl "ic. flrrd a hard one illrectiy at Ihe Knox. Len coughlan, Steve Bar.' o torion;> 'as he gruhbNI the sphere CI'I/,ader's goal. 'rhe ball hit a Holy rclt. Pat Whelan. D. Murphy, Tom: N ('r ••.. "...... l'I'I'CHERS-Gal1lber¥, Deutsch, a line drive to Icft field .•Johnny Avpry .' .•••••••• I 0 0 o lI'ilh hi~ hands, Cross deCenceman on the head and l\Iurph~'; Gus Richards, Ryan. : •••• I ••••••• I • I •• I •• Cnrcy,'l'olVcr, Abbolt, Wonllla!', r~vans nnd Wilf Casl'Y wnlkrel. and Al'Ili! ...... :1 1 0 Kennedy, Sparke~, Jlyan, Martin, forced in the Ih'sl tally 01 Ihe even· Newell .•.•••.•. ,:J 0 1I o Trrl Quiglc)' £ired a shol away bounderl over Ihe crossbar. A cor· HOLY CROSS - 'Bob Piers 011, (01' St, Pal's but the GII'lI'US Cll~ ner kick was fhe nlaken. but Ihe goal; Robert Fleet, Pat Hobbs,.Ma": r. .., •• I ••• " •••••••••••••• "" Hull. Ga}\\'ay ••••••.••• 1 ·0 U ••• I I ••••• , I • , •• , •• t , • I • f I~S!.'" tOllian made Ihe save. The game ,phcl'e was cleared from pierson's 'Taylor. B. Woods, J: Philpott. Jim, " 1 'CATCHERS-Bill Rahal. Paul 'rhe other two mils calllC as R TONIGHT'S GAME ...... ,...... :. I Bryanl. '. ' result of errors by (he Feildians. 7,30-AJa~tics I'S, Peppers. camc 10 a close wilh St. Pat's try. realms, • Philpott. ,B. Everard. Frank Q;;' ., .•.....•• 1'".' I.,. C ,iug hard to 'score. St. Bon's played hard for a goal I Keefe, John ~ouih, Doua Sears .• , ! ' I Pla~'ers are asked to bring their I Slarter Ronnie 'Stride went the SUND.4Y ~ • _ ••••• , ••••••••• t •• ••••,..... uwn gloves. ' , , ' distance tor Mount Cashel, while 2.00-Impcrials vs. Peppers. " I ••• I • It ••• I •• I ••••• , , ! I -i',' I :"i.'r'~1" '1..' ' , f , " \ , , ;: }, ,I.JE\VS, ...... r~ TH,E HEART Of JULIET ; ',. 'j' .. r :--?'-...,-----"'"' ru;;V;:;:;;:;;-;:;;;~iiiC~~-:::~05 I-'~---- ,-'...:.. '"., I This Page !s Presented with .the 'Complim~nts' Of Th~ Great Eastern Oil Company Limited " . lVlovements Latest Stock, Market Report' Steamship THE NFLD.,GREAT LAKE9 STEAMSHIPS LTD. ToaONTO CL08lNG STOCK I Hrun.inan 2Il00 ~ 11\. III. - \1 Nama Creek 1000 110 lQ7 110 'I,V. Lunan from Hamilton Br Tbo Ca ..dla. rr... IBrunslon l)OO 22 21 22 Nal Expl ~OO 56 j6 '6 -I " "Coronlo '51.,k Euhan,.Julr 13 nrun.wlck ,M 'SI3 13 13 Nes Lablno 6300 126 120 1:!J -2 about July 17. Toronto July 18, CQuotatlon. In ...1. IInlo .. morked $. "ufladlsDn 33CJ 12\; I" 12 N'w Aller ,,~300 2.1 ~3 Zl +1 I-Odd 101. ,d-1:.,dh'ldond... -I::.rlihl'IBUII Cdn :Il00 15 16 16 Ntw Alhona 1262 60 '9 5~ _I and Montreal July 21 for st. ... -E'l\'uranl •• ) Bulldo, 4000 13 12 'I~ New Bid ' ROllO 16 15 16 + I', Joltn's, ' No! Burchell 300 50 .ICl '0 -2 New Cal looa 72 70 70 -2 I V h '1 11 •• k Solto ftllh L... CI ... Ch·,. , Callinan mo' 21 20 21 +I: Ntw Dlrk.n 100 165 162 162 +2, ~ •• Pert from lIanu Ion about ,'11..,';& Camp Chlb 6750 ml, 19\1 19~i - I. N.w D.lhl ~OO 101 101 101 Jul), 24. Toronto Jul)' 25; and Mon, Abbiean 13j~ ~Oll '0 16 Camp RI 100 ''0 390 390 -I '3 IN ~'ortun. 14200 33 33 36 + 1 treal ,July 28, for St. John's, And l'ran Ill(l.' Wi III', 141i - hiI Cdn A,ioria H732 3' ~I 39 Z -! N Goldvu. 4:!O1l 2m ~4 2m - \, - "Iba Epl 1960Il II 41 44 Can.Erin ~OOOZ 114 109 110 -3 N lIarrl .. na 1000 21 21 ~I :tIV 'Dundee from Hamilton about .\I:om d.b ,IU 196 M 96 _ \4 i C Malarl 4000 45 14 41 2 I N ,old,'ue 40 23\, 21 1l1. - '" M,'O\,.I. 20<)0 330 llO S50 : C... lar m 630 82.1 823 __ :.\ N Harrlcona 1000 21 21 24 Aug. 1, Toronto Aug. 2, and :tlon, ,\'"'Larder 10011 11 17 17 +1 IC.,tle 500 400 400 400 -5 N lIIehridie 19000 73 711 71 -I trcal /lug 6 for St John's An, Nopho 200 2111 233 110 ,~I. ~onl Pal 100 13! 133 138 -6 ;,;.'" Jlo.oo 1(1(;0 28 28 ~~ ". Anacon 306 :76 27.\ m ConI ro.... 4lOG 14 1\ 14 -I 11 Jacul., 160914 2M I'~ 197 H FURNESS WARREN LINE hnclo Hur" 400 m 1m 13 _ \'1 Cenlr.n,.~, 3300 13 U I! 1 I liell' Juon :0000 21 2~ 20 Newloundland leaving Liverr,ool ,,"t no "J" J(1O 130 m 130 H Chlb ~I 4~00 :000 123 473 10 li Kelor. 2000 11\, 17 171. ,\p" n.. 71lOU 13 Ilh Ill. _ "1 Chlb" E,p 100 103 105 IOJ N no)' ..n 7918 370 335 370 ,July 11, due' st. .John's July 17, " ..01 :lJJoo ~o 18 1'1, -11" Chlmn 4100 Il4 110 110 :--ewlund 7300 ~9 ~I M -13 L \ 'n~ f r H I'f d B t .\rc .. ~i. 1201<' 230 :22 ~~o " Chromium 1300 37l '315 333 'f 10 N ~\ftnlloba ~'6oo 1~'lI In I~l -3 ea 'I" 0 a I ax an os on ,\rJon ;000 31 32 31 H Cody·n •• o >23 70 fi8 69 -2 li ~lInd. moo 6.\ 63 ~J12 ,Jul), 18, dne Halifax July 20 and MI .. "k 2'1(1(f ~o :.'\1,10 ' ICol. Lake &JOO ~m 21 ~Ili ,,,11 Sewnorlh ,lOOO II \I II -I 'Bu t n July ry3 L "g B t 8.n\;1I014 300 12\; 12l> 1210 -tI Calomae 76:00 H 13l; H lie\\' " nou)'. J~1 20'. 20'; 20" ,21' 5 0 •• ea\ In OS on Rank.no 700 3.\ 3.\ 3l , t'onla," 100. ~15 m m Nickol n1m 19938 420' lOll' ,li"" ':1" i July 24 and Halifax JuJy 28, due h"llIabona 111C0 12 12 12 Bellekono 19933 59 55 39 2 I )lew Tburb 2000 17 17 117 1St J h' J I 30 S ']' ",urn_quo 6100 181m 171. , \. IeCO, C Cad 3000 17 17' 17 :-:orm.t.1 215 fi93 ~9J ~93 -120 • 0 n 5 u y • al mil same Aunlocb. 19633 38 363ft -!2 C Oenloon 1010 1000 900 993 Nor ACDl. 11000 I~I 117 117 -6 day for Livcrpool. ' Allln,n.. 7cao 15 H!~ 1m ... I\~ (; O.n ",Is %U 363 365 363 ~ 5 NI.lo ~OOI000 '36021 .21~ :6',1, -I Nova Scotia leavina Lh'crpool ""btn. 7ooo!3l, 14 1410 !l Halllw.1I 631181 173 165 174 ,9 Nlplllln,. "" t~O - nan'uo ... 1. '~&I) 5 4" 5 + I> c renlmre 1316 145 Itl m -2 Nor In.. mo 9\. eo.: 9 July 25, due St. John's July 31. g~~~ln uro 2~ 2:~ 2~ :~ gO\I~~~:~r i~~ 41~ Irs~' ~oW:~kln 1:Ta~ l~g m m H Leaving lor HaUfax and Boston IIm'uo 500 105 IOJ IOJ Con M S ma UI\. 30 30 .. 1. North 'I'rtn 3500 101> 10 10 +2 Aug. 1, due Halifax ,Aug, 3 and 11 ... "etall I3SOO 12 " 82 +2 C Mortson 2500 50 45 I!I -4 Norlh Can 1600 150 III 1I~ -10 S· t A 6 - RlSka 1600 23 :17 28 ... '" C Mosh" I64)Q, 78 75 71 +3 Nudulama 3500~' 40 40 -a uS on ug, - LeaVing Boston Hea, 1.0<1,. 4000 47 46 17 iJ Con Nlehol 3300 14 12 12 + \I Norlh.pall 3403 330 345 313 ... 20 Aug. 7 and Halifax Aug. 11, due "olrhor 37106 3~ 33~ 35.\ +11 C n.,oourl 11!I00 5~ 45 ~ -I obaska 500 12 I· 12 5 J h De,'con 1100 35 35 33 +1 Con SUd 21500 403 385 390 +10 O'Brien 1310 90 e9 90 +S t. 0 n's ,Aug. 13. Sailing for non"II\' ~ 10 10 10 _ I. C Sln.onn· 500 131> 1m 131, -I o,ama "00 tm 27 27 Liverpool Aug. 14, ~~~:~~d 31: 2~~ 21~ 21~ :~o ~onR~D~oP mg ~~' ~f\': ~ t2 g~~It~:~: 110.?~ I~ Ie: 10~1' +5 Newfoundland leaving Liverpool noym.. MoOO I~ 11 11 -1 C Norlhlnd 7~:OO 117 107 110 -5 Opemlska 1660 $Im 13', 13'. - \0 Aug 11 due St John's Aug 17 I1ralorne ,100 510 530 530 -10 C Tun,st.n '10300 !I 10 11 orenada 7)()0 2' 21 22 .,. • Ilrilund 2100 125 119 120 -4 Conwesl 970 790 775 790 +5 Orm,by 2200 57" '6 57 -2 Leaving for Halifax and Boston ~~::l.lIr~leer ~~~~ Il~ I:~ Il~ +1 g~~~~ g!~ I~~ ~~g ~~ m +5 ~!~.:':c Ii: ~~ ll,. 1; t\. Aug. lB. due HaUlax ~Ug 20 and Coul.. t 2100 115 130 133 -~ Pard.e 4000 B2 71 80 -I Boston Aug. 23, LeaVing Boston -1 Aug. 24 and Halifax 28, due -:_ ~~~~:ft i~ li~ lro I~~ :~ m~g;; ~: ~~Ii t~1> ~il1 A~~, . ...;...-----, CU'eo ~ooo I~ 13 1& -III Pick Crow 1630 1,10 II~ III' -4 St, John's Aug. 30. Salhng same Crowpat G~O 4n JA 3DI', *3\, Pre., !lord UOO 11'; tA 13 -I day for Liverpool II'Mo,nn 268100!>6 U ftS -$ Pros Air :!DO 173 m 17' N' S' I', L' no COllr G60'! 6_ K3 1\11 I'ronlo 1000 31l 360 37,~ ; 1\ ova cotla eavmg Iverpool FllRNESS ~~~~~~~ ~i~~ n ~ ;g t ~ ~~l~r nDu),n I~~ :~ :g :~ ~l /lug. 25, due St. John's Aug. 31. notta 30300 13 13 14 +,~ Paramaq 3000 14 13 14 ~ II Leaving for Halifax and Soston IDom. 100 'S131' ISh Ii ramour 1100 52 .2 52 -I S t 1 d H I'f S t 3 d I Dlad.m 2000 40 28 lJI,40 - Pac Coyle JOG 140 lio 140 cp., IIC a I ax cp. an D)no l300 112 106 loa ~I Purdy Mlea '4200 31 28 27 -3 Boston Sept. 6. Leaving Boston llonalda 9700 60 56 60 +2 Que Chlb 32010 203 190 20l +1$ B st n S t 7 d H'llf S t Duun 7~'10 103 101 103 -3 Que Cop IOJOO mIlO 192 tI 0 0 ,cp. an a ax ep. E "mph' 1000 1011 101> IO\,: -I> Qu. LIb 5530 191> 171\ Jm + \. 11, due st. John's Sept. 13. Salling ~::: ~:11arI 1~00 I:~ 1~5 IA~ +0 :: kl~~ J~ llmlor 101 -1 saine day for Llvcrpool. 'East ~!el.1I 13100 69 65 55 - 4 Q Motallur, 5200 345 330 335 -5 FURNESS RED CROSS Ea.t Mlnln, 27062 690 66.V 610 10 + Queenston 500:t2 n Xl -I Fort H mill d St J h ' Red Cross Line Eld.r 5011 43 43 IB -1 Qu.mo.1 310 S26\~ 261-i 26\, n. on ue ,0 n ~ };Idrl.h 50011 10) 100 100 -$ Radlor. 1400 11$ 110 110 July 12. salling July 16 (Halifax ~~ sg\aelor ~: I: 1~1~1> ~~\I ~~~VIIiEarth ~~O I~S I~~O I;~I _. and New York). SAILINGS Eureka 93011 118 141 111 -3 Roeb. 1700 il 17 17 Fort Avalon 'leaving Halifax Fal.onb - -_ .._._.-._---_. --_._------:------_ ~;~~~,~i.------~-.------~'~.7 .• ' I;'_':~' SATlJRDAY, JULY 14, 1956 ______- l ••• ______. ~~ i .. YOU'Ll. MIM 11/ ' YOU CC\.JI.C1'!'T ,GET A.Joe. Ct-I THE RIlILRQ/oD \ A':J A ClWI£Al'»af'1t j NEW YORK, N,Y,-FlanKed by dctcctlce Frank SteIner (left) nnd her uncle, ?lTillon :-'1. Fh,hcr, Mrs. Rc~t"cr: Weinbergel', mothel' oE kidnaped Peler Wicnberger, o( \VI: ~tl)U)'~', L,r., i~ ,,,bm'.'l1 \'ntcl'iJl'~ l:;:i,;e'.voud F('\(lI1~' Court fOl' the arrai~nLnent of Gordon, 'l'homa~ RO\vcll and Ro\; Cl't F)'alJ(:i~ Giebler. Th! two arc charge,l v'ilh <'t~Cl11r-lillg I to extort $5,000 from Mrs, Weinberger o.n promise of the letut'll of hcr cbild, Tiley face 1'00:',ihk pri30ll terms o[ 25 years,-(I.N, Photos) ----"-----_.. _------_._-- Family' Council 'Ncir:hhuHl'h News Reporter Turned :"Kucl{s Throws . '- :'IIIlS, r.. 1-',·--1 lore m\' hUS!)01n,l Jea,'y] Ra11" - .. hul w,ml lu leave hil;I, C.\HJJ!).\"]·:.\Ii-- JJr~. E·I·I1('~'1. I 1 Pfir .. I1!L;' of Yielo 'ja who 1"!d lhl': Politician Takes By jiMMY "RESLIN ;'IIIIS, n. :\J.·-)Iv :'i,tl'i' i> "~l· (r;lIl J> ing like 01 \.J.y~~!,.(;!I!. ll1i:-.ro.-ttlIll' 1f1 bl'ca!\ her ~')1:1'" ~ XEW YOHK-I:\ 1':.'\.,.. i'c!(i Hel" • " • ~jx Wl'c:,,'; ili!O. I:;~d 1!If' ('iL-t r~' RC~IP Command 111<.I'(',i "V I'rirlilY, 11 "t' fril'nds 1':,. TORONTO (Cpj _ A reporler ra sat 011 n, 1~'un,k<,i,~1 l.h~ middle' :'11115, I.. 1-'.-1 have 1)("':1 lilaI', 0 "I' A . t C of the Ymll,ec dle.omg loom and, ricd for )" \'Car< to a 111'111 I IOI'c 1(':;11 hI'S. 1\ ;,11 .. " fot' l'ump!rle 1 me" po Iceman, 5515 ant Onto examined a crack i the al : ~ - . " • awl t':: 'ly l'f'~·CJ\'t'ry. mi,sioner George ~lcClellnn of Ihe r'I" I fit! n pm: dearly, yct wit,!! II'holl1 I' !Ial'c 1l0Yai Cllnadian Muunled Police is I 0 lOt' ,I' t ~a~l, 0 If I' 'I ncve~' been I'Um01ntieally ill i.'I'l', on Ihe move again, this time 10 i c\en II00e ," ,,0, ,~o\e un· \ lie IS a wOIllJerl'ul PC'l'>Il!1 ;JJ](\ ,I;',. ,Inhll \\" SI,,'-(' or \'irlnria e take over Ihe RC~I P coinmand at I (le~, the "t~l~h~!r St nul I, 1.1\ll was Iadores me and has alway> b~en II !<-Imlt I'd Ih'l' I Iii ,': y.,y b;'" h!i'l h· Edmonton, ; sa~lI1g, ,It la, guy SIS, put, th!! soul of kindness to m~ an<\ Ii;!y Oil Tllur":;)~''- ,:ill ;;liI. Coil· lie has worked all over Canada: a }?Ie III n? h,m~:, lie tlHoWS! our 111'0 children. g;'al:;'atl"n. :1I:d 1)1"1 Irisl!!':; ;'l'~' l since he quit his joh with a: oltglnal hea\y hall, : He courled me fOl' luur YC;lI', I :;I':l1r l'd 0:; hr.'HiI! of her m;lo;: Shawinisan Fall.i, Que" weekly i Rerra and a fel\' of the Yan': hefure ! married hill1, I recit-It'd fdrewi" new;paper, Ihe Standard, 24 years I kees were taJl;illg about ,Johnny b;rat~se I could ~illlplY )>eI'F,' ,~c , " . .., ago to become 3n nC:'IP cun., Kucks, the 22,year.old right.han" hun 111 a I'Oma:llIc ligl:t and lin·, ~,I!" 1""lrur!c ~I:I"" ,d \ ;"t',I'l:J , j ~tahle in Vancnlll'er, lie was born i del' who nuw is with tbc Aemri.' ally agreed tn l11.1i'l'V i,illl bce;l1lsc r'[,kilr;:1<'ri 111'1' I\',',.ijth birl!::~~y in ~Ioose ,T~II', Sask" in )908, and i 1:an League 5 best in won.lo;;t l'c,: 1 felt 1 would UCI'c'r find :;IlY"I;e <'11 T:llIr,,;;"', ,1;;1;,: "I il. ;I!"I lu I~~" graduate!1 from the noyal lIlili- i ('o'cds in his Ihil'd year of prufes. : so flilc aud del'Gleri to me, The '.';1' ~i'" r':Lr':;:; lil': h~'l of I~irth· tory Collcge at Kingslon, Ont., ill' sional basehall. ' more 1 kuow him Ihe more I ! r,a· 1:;1,1,' :!n'ctill~'. ~:~ 1~:lO, aftrr which he did a stint in: Tbe .!JcaI'y ball Berra was talk.' lizc I hare e.'l\,scn an CX':Cpl:'"," ,\la"I('[' '11I!:":1 ~Iadl' d \·ie· ':;" loria fI 1'1" "!l\iy (;anrlfl', Oil ',' nell'spapcl" work, ; ing aboul is Kucks' side.arm ;;in'j ally, woncicrfu\ hu,hand, hut ( l.. lor In ISH he was chosen 10 organ, I ker, can t gel nVCl' my desire for a a I"i>il In hi:, hlll"l' I\'jl' , h ',\,0)'1,· i7.e Ihe Canadian gnvernmenl's; , : romantic 10\'e affair and ~e\'l'l'al ill;: :"H'I'C f"I' a eOIl'I;'a~'tio!l ('UIlI' prolection of Igor GOllzenko, the "Some guys you calch easy;'; times during the pasl Yl'ar:: ( hal'e j1311Y· . cipher clerk who fled from the Berra said, "This I,id's stuff' been strongly attractcll Ie) I'ar·' ~"':,~.~;~~~~I LL~ __ua~~----~,-,,-,,~"~.-,,-.- ...-~-,~~l SOl'iet emba.sv at OllaIVA and sct cumes into the glove-lIang! It's, ieus mcn of T\-l' CLUCK FltIMP _ioncl' McClellan has becn com.! a.lJcut him the mnst. lie gcts j' one who rei urns my fcelings and ,witb her many friend:; in wisllin;:: TOO FAR AWAY! 1'M manding the Toronlo RCMP_ area 1 tliem pitches nice and loW and, we waul to marry. I have bcen her an r;;','ly 1'I!':o\'rr~', FIVE FE£T SHORT 0' , nnw fur sport!i, Since last autumn I every lin)'. Thcn a doctur came II solved, ,:mO'i1 IJI:forltlllUlc fnr ntany of the ~he ha,~ put mol'C Ihan 21.000 ,np wilh somc pills fot' mc before 1\11'5, L, F, ('"ulrl del'l.dl' I". ,cl·, fi,hcrn:clI hore gl'nc lu grcat e;;,: miles on het' cal', and among 1I111er that Cle\'elnnd ~huluul and 1 was: tie d(JI~'n 10 lw~ llI II ncedle tll;o ~r Ihrce tim('~ c\'cn i hilll, he gl'ls mad, lie t)lmo Il llc fotlIld allay f'j'Olll tll,c mall ~ltc ! A~~ TO ,LE~SE : children think of you as R doctor" Inroul1l! 'on the mount! IlIId slnrls claIms she Icves, It 10 l'o,;;lhlc ,,,ft. x 200~t. h' , she said, a fight with J!imsclf. lll!'d like Ithat her husband is not Wi faull· I(ere Is Ihe Ulir°l'tul~~,~rl you sn~~;: • ! tu punell himself in the nose." less as she dcscl'IlJes, I.ool;ing 1111 I~(,(,~I 11':11:111 I I;,~U ca:l ~l~~Y Sl;\~' mJ~AL PA ~m;'l:TS i _ ' "q', him as a paragon mny be het' W;'Y O,I~ Illll~':i~ IY1~ri1C whi~h you hal'l: Siller. Wellmglon has onll' 1,011 i J~llrks' wlfe, Balbma, ~1, \~or· cf punishin" hersell fOl' her !'lIi!·: '1101 , '1 . r. f .'0 'I' 'I d'f' 'tl a lJe docs "., I - WHYS 'ce" (I eamlll, 0 • or ] ,~0 ,JIersons-aCCO~! In:! 0 I' rl~~ mal,!! 1" n . ,'", ty day,dreaming, i I nc:ilcd in one of the beaut, ferlng signs at oP~osll~ ends of She hsieH, to the load b,lmes Whatevcr Ule cnsc, :'ll's, L, F. is I;pols on the i'orlUgal CO\'C Roa' tOll'n-Sally's prach~e IS mo~lly nnd when I C01;1C back she tells bUl'cd and frustrated or Iryin,!.( 10 only a short distance from th- rural. llle ,how many pitches Ith\'~W 3111,\ Il'csolve some Jl~l',;nllal l'r.llf1i!'t, I City, tile 1;l)W sl:b.divi~ion kno\l'n . W'th Ih I b'l I ' which guys [, gol out qUIckest, 1 hut she ~hn!llll I'calb! I h~t a Ia' I'cnctt,n\!uishene lS In the 1 e au 0010 ,I r, renl) ac· he says, "She was a fan.hcfore ; ,'IHIII"C of hllshancl, will lIul IH'(:I'S 1 l'~i\!rr of • r.l'owlll~ co~munlty ccss to nearhy hospitals and nod. she met me" . " " ; Su If vnll ;:t e IIltCl'fsted In seeur, prnizolion of farm bom~;, nu;al; '.'. • sal'lly ,olre ally nf hIli' dN!(I'H!al' t Ill: r,nc \If the,e lots 10 build on h"siclnll~ beal' little 'uPcl'riciul i I \ II 'cd pl'I,bl('tns fur llIoi'l' thi1l1 ;1 shurl in t'w 5111'111>: It would be wl!,~ .' , '.,! Kucks wanted to I" a la· Ii "I '" 'I ' I' , . I ,,' I ' 'd' I Pre~en1blancp. 10 the hllnny.dl'lvm~ I I I' l' ,: mc,,, r. ,., ;\ ,lI1a~ ',\1 C 1111 111',1 I fill' ynll 10 c U ~G illlmc Jale y n, of le;;nd; player heal' ng • ac: of what is gning 1111 withill his: 1!lc Inls are.l!t'illll fast.' cO;I~h'y do~lars S~J!,v: art~r ~IP. 'at·: remHillill~,1 ~air\ But she has found Ihe work II'cll, the \ millec ,)rOlllutl!.II, man, wife, ;J!tlHlugh he Ino 1l1\1~t ~CII~C ; ",'r (11"1 ('r illfol'lnattrll1 C!l(ltbd, is still a iun-tim~ job, ; addresS it \'ocf\II,o,n.~1 gUlllal!~C ~ a laek in the lltn1't'iage, These tl\'~' i STAN CO NDO N 1 ,~s;cmhlY a~ Dl~l,mS~I;\ ~l~gl~ Iwould du well In cons\llt a lIuall· :' , ,lust tlte olher d~y, for examplr School In ,IClsey Clly eight ;ie,lrs i fied third Jlarty-ph)'sil'illll, mar'i AVALON REALTY CO .. LTD, ~he was awakened by a call a~ ago, 7:30 a,m, and worked straight "1 laId the kids IV,hat a wonder, through unlil ]] 1I,m, ful life II hallplayer has," Farrell "Soeinl life? There Isn'l any," rcmeml1ers, "Then I told some she ~aid, "There's too much work jokes anti stories, 1 always hope to do.' a Kucks wlll come out of one of Why, with It Iren!1 to mc'::cal those talks," specialiZation and greater linnn· IIyou must have told evcry lie eial rewards In large citios. did YOu ever heard," somebody Sally choose 10 practice in a fUl'a I I d (' 1\ I make commnnity? need e 'ane! IV 10 l:Rll • up a good story If nllile 15 arounrl, "\n ,a ~mal! 10ll'n :;u\l };now )'(1(11' I ":',lister, fh~y Ivcrcil't lics he p~li~nt3,' she 5:lid, "That's il11' told," said Johuny Kucks, , Jlorlallt In ,'uu as a clorlol' ancll i ~s a person: Besilir.;;, while sl\ld~', At. 22 a.no a fronl,line pitcllcl' \' in= in Tornnlo I ;iif tiwl of I 101' lhe rIch Yankees, he knows jumpi~g on street cars," I beller l1,1all farrell, I'" '[', . . t" '. THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 14 , . " ¥ ," ,~ ., I I : .. . "": \ r"". ~ , Newfoundland TO MEWS DRY INSURE Services "OUR A MAnER OF TENSE CLEAN.ERS , LTD. MOBILE JtASSENGER NOTICES OWNI \,OUR' CONNECTION BAY RUN PLEASURE PLACENTIA BAY Open Monday JI,"ular ~ a,m. train leal'inlt BOAT I "PURLIC RELATIONS" ~t. .10hn·s Monday, .ruly 16th .. through Friday AUTO· will m~kp. ronner-tlon lit An:entia ! MR. GE When dealinj( with flip pllhllr. \Vlth l\1,V. Burin for Ule Bill' RUn i , • , ~;"" mll~1. lI~e endlp5s tart rlacenthl Rill'. • , , for It I~ I'Cl'Y hArd to t~ll 8:30 a.m to 6 p.m. REG T. MORGAN •.. holl' people will react. , . . ; CONNECTION NOTRE DAME, 1952 STUDEBAKER ;t'oll mm1. be BAY SERVICE INSURANCE Illwa~'~ con~ciOIl~ 'R $105 The ·Office ~XC!!pt on Statutory of ". their prl'solllllilirR , .. ~nfl, Train "The Caribou" leaving; eg. 0, ,Now make 1111 honest eHort ,.' to. 51: .lohll·3 Monday: .fuly 16th .. ! CERTIFIED P.O. BOl 168, 'Phone 1I.(13jO·j75~ safis!y and plraFc ..• folks like WIll make connectIOn at Lewis, I Holidays 10 know their !tood point" ••• porte with M.V. Clarcnv!l\p' for: 1954 STUDEBAKER ~o l'nll shnulcl teU them oC •• , the Nr;tre Dame Bill' Sen ice. I Automatic 1 of Geral t.hc things which CRuse their CONNECTION WEST RUN hopes to rise "., up to the sky above ... smile though your i (Tooton Photo) '\ PLACENTI~ BAY '1933 LAND ROV ' heart 15 Achin" .. , smiles atr. I Regulnr 9 am. tram leaving ER ' b d : APPOII\TIm;o.,'T ANNOUNCED ,.Tohn's Wednesday, July 18th. willSt.1 A.whllel dr'lve WILL cngthen friends hiP 5 on .,. .. just one, comes back a thous,: lIfr Gerald E. l\Iartin, President : ma~e eonn.eetlon at Arge~tla with 11951 MONARCH . andfold ... like ripples on n of the Canadian lnstilute of Chal'l. ; 7I,T.\. B,unn for the West Run, pond ..• talk not of politics or ered AecolII~tanl5 and Senior ParI. 1 lacenha Bay. I 1952 CHRYSl .. creed .... al'old their vase ahy~s n.cr of the fmn of Lee and ~!artin, CONN'ECTION LEWISPORT. , ER •• ' people are verry tourhy Chartered Accountantl, recenll," CORNER BROOK SERVICE ! w,lIen ••. the subjects tllrn5 h' announced (he inlroductl0n of ~h'. Heglliar 6 p.m. train lenvini!' 195~ this ... when dealing with youl' . J. Douglas Fraser, C,A" as Resill· j St. ,k.hn·s TlIe5rla~', .July 17th,,: fc\lnwman ." he toleranl ant.1 ent Par~ner. ; will make connecllOn al Le\l'I~·' true ... YOllr gain will multlp· ; T Mr. ~,J'ascr, bol'll i~ ~[onc.toll,· porte with S.S. Springdale for· AS - ISERS I~ your gift .. , succe~~ will ; ~.~., II as educatel~ In .,·arlO~I~, the I.ewisp"rle·Corner Brook Ser· come tn you, ~lalnl~nd. sC!lools, . Jncl~dlllg ::it.: "Ice. . J 951 PREFECl t FrancIS Xa\'ler Um\'crslly Anti· 10 48 CH RYSlER DUE gonish. He entered the firm' of Let FREIGHT ACCEPTANCES and ~fartin in 1949 and workell in FREIGHT ST. JOHN'S.CORNER i 1953 STUDEBAKER 11 l'al'i01l5 o(!ices o( the firm IIntil sr\OOK SERVICE In;;~ when he was Il'ansferred to Freight for (ol'wa'rdill!: via Cor· . Newfoundland. In 19;;., ~Ir. Jo'rasPI' lIer Brook anrl S,S. ~r.rthcrn· TRUCKS . MR. ,.wa,~ appointed Manag~r o( the St. nanger for rt~lIlar pnrt~ 51. , .lahn·.1 Branch ot L~c and 1farlin . .fohn·s·Corner Brook Serdr~ will AS - IS THE B~5T IN TIRE PRICES & SERVICE I I • liberal trade·in allowances on he accepted at Ih~ Railway , LAMI-S, FIXTURES '\ Shed today, Saturrlay II R.m. to 1953;-nA Ton STUD!, '. .The .Qffi your old tires whon you buy new ~ p,m, anrl ~[onday, .Tuly 161h, SA , P am, to 1I00n. KER "'" NEW B,F. GOODRICH TIRES' AND APPLIANCES FREIGHT ST. JOHN'S. 1953- ~'2 Ton STUD!. LEWIS PORTE SERVICE BAKER "". e EClsy Payment Terms Cit.y Service Freight (or forwarding vi~ Sl. 1949-1 Ton FORD .. FREE • Tires Mcunte'd I ! ,llIhn'~ anc next trip :'I.~'. flnn.a. 195A-% Ton STUDE. i d5ta for ports 51. John 5·LcWlo· • . ftAKE I Co., Ltd. COOK . Jlorte Service wilt he acceptcrl At D P. ... VII' Dork Coastal Shed Tuesday. 1955-VOLKSWAGE~ 7 LeMarchant Roed A Cook (female) Is required Ilt : ,July 17th" 9 lI.m. to 5 p,m. to· PICKUP "" lj~~:;,l_I.. ______: the Botwood Hospital, Botwood, 5 p.m. and Wednesda~', July 13th.. 1953-sl. To STUDe i Salary Is $100,00 ·per month from 9 a,m. to noon. lA n ' I w.bleh $30,00 I~ deductible for BAKER .. " I board and lodglng5, UnlCorms '195.5-CCMM~R VAN' l are prndriecl. ' P.D.N.Y. : AppJlcatlon~ stating age, fX· i [lPifiellce. etc., should be !nl'ward· • ,'r! to either the Director of NUI'Sf' NurSing Servites, D~· pal'tnllml tlf Hulth, Fort William, , St. John', or the Nur,. in Chll'/:I, ' Botwood Hospit.l. Btltwood. : LEONARD MILLER. M.D'. ; Deputy Minister of Hellth. i WHERE jl)'lU6 CHILDRE ----- .. _._--_. JOB-Show Room TI::oiIlf:n .• FIlii 1111.:IlC;I:oir. SIl:,\I.Elt 'n::x[n:ns .•ddl.~'rd In ttl,. I1nrt"r.iCIl~d jilin!! .. nttnrJrrt 'TEhJ)f~n . J'on mu:nr;(\'(;, nr:"<<:In:I.l .• '·I(.'TOnl.' i f~(H':,,\TY. ~,~.". will h. TII{',.I'II" in ttlt ADELAI 1 olllrl' o. Ihf' Sf'rrpl"i'~' nnlll l.M p.nl ...... V:.O •. 1'.', \I·f:n'i.;SOAY. ,n·!.y 23.191". 1,"'•. .;.--- ...... _ .. Comhinl'll .• v.rlfirOltion .fltt (orm ,.( 1,.n· .....:':. .-- fI"I' ran h. '''''n Jlnd nh,.-in,.ct ,.t the "f. fu'" nl Ihll Chi,., r.n:1nr .. r (11, .nd n.l, MOTO n"I'M"1I1t'nl "l Puhlir 1\"01";';11. OtlII "'.". On· hrin. 111"0 .It til .. ollin of th .. m.tr·irt ';n· I Iln,p!", F'lIhlir- nulldinR. fI,..rtrol'rl no\\,.· 125 MENS I Hlllifil\. :":.~. 1 Tn h .. r(ln~jft"r,.d .. ,p,·h t,.rlll"r nlll~1 b ... . • rrOI1U.. ~nIPrt ht' • '''''UfJ!.'· in th. '(lrnl (Jf j HEW GOWER It "nlU:··':;~ ~ (" .. rlll.Nt rtlf't1JI'" 01' hnmh .u .p~t'Hi"rl! Graduate Nurses I" Ihr. fnrnu n( I"nll"r ""11 tn~rI. nn I,," j DI ilL jOn ;lrl'Ornl!}"; tn th,.·,. lorln~ .n!1 hI IIf'f'nrd : USED CAR LOT SC;ENTIFIC HAND BUilT 1t~1'" Wllh th,. "llndililtl1, ~ .. t forth th~I·l!"in. . r.fulrr. 111110' inc·lud. ,h,. Ion-ina rtf fh,. DIAL HH·" \"l!lk~linll' Al'r lIi\ilrrJ rl'nm rl.nl ,n .n~ (rnm II,. ~ .. "k ~I ~I h :"';,'fluu~lp j\UI'.O:;f"~ 10 y",lie\'p du... . 'Thr rtrrrir,.. :IInrl ot"fIol plflnt t'hi~h M' ! mil .'~ f ) Inrf'nd"d to h ...1Jt.rllf)~-""1 nn fhb ""01 k I"~II I' 'III! ~nnlllll I'~~~ti'Hl at th~ fullo\\'· 10". b'.n d"l~ ",;i.t ...d ,n C.nad. nn jn~ HOCllUA1~:-- . or b·rnr~ thr thll'I~-·'n·.'!1 d;l'l" flf ntl"rm· eo ! b.-r, 1!1:;2. or .hllU h,,\·. b• .-,i bllm .. nth'.· BntH\\'i~I" I ty In c.;~ni\da lIub~PQIle-nt tn thlllt dllt,. Honnp nllY 111, I()~ PIt or any tl!nr1er not n~r~J' : .ully lI("c~pted. G~nclrr I ROBEI1T 1'0R'rJI'R. H~rhour Breton I Chi.' 01 Admlniotratl" S.ni... SUITS , and 51!r.rptlltT. Old Perlican . n.put»,.n! '" Publlr Work., • FLAT IRONS Placentia : (~~~~:...:!.:'IY~~~~_. __ .... __.. _ , . INSURAN • TOASTERS , ' ) .' 100% ALL WOOL E,N'GLiSH WORSTEDS. AG ENCIE!: COFFEE PERce I • s;i!·r:-~~\'r~~~~.33 per month, ~D~ (OJ i LII>"'·':. which S40.00 is deductihle J 5 : from n r I I ELECTRIC CLO =-- - • SINGLE BREASTED 'W DOUBLE BREASTED : for board and lodllinlls, If pro·' I i vidrcl. Uniforms and laundry ser· , . THE F1Ni>ST 3·TltACK .' RADIO' I ,ViL'C5 are prol'idecl. . EXTRUDED AI.U~mm~1 I other Electl Applicatit.'n~ with full parliclI' COMBINATION STORM A~'D' • MEDIUM TO LIGHT SUMMER SHADES lars shoIl1:\ he addn'ssed illllllecii. 1'1 I Henni •• will be gil atC'ly tu the DIHI';CTOII of SCREEN WINDOW . Lower Prices ; i\UHSES. :\[;IISI~(; SI~IIVICES,' SIZES: ~ DEPAm'J\a:N'l' OF ilEA 1.'1'11, : · FOn WILLIA)'f. ST ..JOII:\·S, I 35 to 46. • LEONARD MILLER, M.D., · Deputy MInister of Hulth.: CONTROLLED ANTLE'S · jlyl4.16 i VENTILATION DUNCA 142 WATER .ST. _---'~-.-.--- _.... - .. -.------1 SHORr' _. REGULAR TALL , (The Scotch Word 1: PFlOVINCE OF NEWFOUND·, (Over LAND Chocolol~!) WESTCOTT'S LTD. IN STOCK REGULAR PRICE TH5 ~ANKRUrTCY ACT OIANUfACTl'RERSJ 6 Up to $60.00 NOTICE TO CREDITORS •Cor. EII~;~:~~ ~~:~r~~;~1 c. lid i Chocol~t~ I', . . "1~1 PHID EllUbeth An ; 5 10 d1! In th! "'~tlr.r pr the b81!krurtcy 1"10,11 ! . C, C In. . MESSE ~, Aubrey K!J1!nd .• . B d Ch ,"iotice 15 heraby l!J\'~n that ~ , - axe ~ .' /T'S HERE i'eceil'in" ?rdel' wa~ 1ll.l\d~ m~lI!t Radios Television: Aubrey KellllJl'l, BtllJdmg Con·' i PARCELS DEL tractor, 20 Albany ~treet, 51. Ef' I A I' ; $ .95 ; John's. Newfuulldland, an .the 3rcl·. or any ectrICtt pp ton~es • · ciay of July 1956, and that the: RepQired at Lowest Prices. ; Ifirst meetinp: of creditors will he i . 'I helel on the 24th, day of July' ANT L E' S I 1956, at .30 o'clock p.m. at the SHOP EARlY! . office of J. A. Winter, Q.C .• 142 WATER S'PREET the Offlclal Receiver, at the COver Crane .the Jeweller!) REMEMBER I Courthouse, in the City of st. , JaM'S, In the Province of New· 'PHONE 3411 foundland. je30,lm T~ ONt YI 125 S~ITS Dated at St. John's this 15th. ------,., r EASY TERMS ARRANGED I day of July 1956. . • W. A, CRANE. LAI IN THIS LOT 'Trust .., ADDRESS OF TRUSTEE: in C~ntral are P.O, Box 571, heatel 295 Water Street, St. John's,· Newfoundland. Rent Apply to I Household Movers 11Yl3,14 ) · and Shippers ltd. Oflire and WartllOlIsr, 'rol'Lay ltd. New Phon! Number 91925,L 'F.xPCl't packin!!. cr;,tin~. shipping I••, ,j hOIl~ehold furnitllre and rffecls. I : ' A PROFIT IN PENNIES A 'BUSINESS IN MILLIONS . . . ,Local anrl IOllg' distance moving Company, w , , AgC'n!s in all principal c'tic~, jl NIGUT CALLS DA~ LALL5 • . . " ...... Y NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1956 TH~RE OUGHT A BE A LAW! By FAGALY and SHORTEN OWNIG TO THE DEATH OF OiTO .1~E BtJ1'Ci-lEIa, 8U'I'S SEEF eo.{ 'T~E' 'Toll. NO qUESil0tl5 AS!(EO (OR. ANS'IJe~ED) TO RENT 'TO~ • CENTRALLY SITUATED STORAGE ,SPACI ON GEORGE ST. MR. GERALD S.. DOYLE ~ . il ~ .• GROUND FLOOR , 1 The Offices and Warehouses AUCTION i 1, • SEPARAlE ENTRANCE Monday, July 16th !L' . I of Gerald S. Doyle Ltd. 2 p.m. • 860 SQUARE FEET . ; • IMMEDIATE POSSESSION i 125, Head Choice 1 WILL BE CLOSED TO· DAY I B~tchers" Cattle Apply to: JULY 14th R. A. TEMPLET,ON, LTD. '1ia.Ju. ti: 11tJ/lIJ 1(ICCIAf(OJ jly14,61,eod "ollll.tlA)/IIlttt f~ I AIl.IN/HOw , V~. jY14 ------,16 _------lril Insurance WANTED DUE TO THE DEATH OF WANTED \ CAR BARGAIN tNSURANCE-BDwrlng Brolh· for CENTRAL SCHOOL, CARBONEAR, a TEACHER for er Limited Insurance Depart·· For employment in Newfound- I , me nt-Fire. ",ulomoblle. Mar· For quick sale Dr trade 1· Ine and all Casually lines. land ••• 1949 Hlllman scdan with Grades 7 and 8 (male preferred); also a TEACHER for Telephone S131. TWO STEAM-FITTERS, 1051 motor. In excellent MR. GERALD S. DOYLE CLUB OPENS ,\ MESSAGE to all property ONE DUAL WELDER condition. Body and tires Al condition. For quick a Primary Grade. 5 P.M. TO·DAY owners living beyond. St. TWO SANDBLASTERS Itt John's: Are you fully protect· sale price $90.00 or will Leo Michaels' ed against loss by fire? What (Steel Grit) exchange for small EngJlsh Apply The Offices and Warehouses . about LIability Insurnnce on TWO SPRAY PAINTERS van. For demonstration Dial ~534·H anytime. Orchestra ~'our Truck and Car? Drivc ONE GENERAL FOREMAN U.c. BOARD OF EDUCATION, with the sun behind you, and Cover $1.00 Top Wage. Paid CARBONEAR then you hal'c peace of mind. ror further particulars apply of Chievers Food Ltd. -W, F. Caldwell, Fire and j lr 14,3i Casualty Insurance Agent, to the National Employment Of· Temple Building, Duckworth ':ice, Eurkmaster's Field, st. John·~. BASEBALL WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TO·DAY llliII.liIilillMIli lIiMlii I Street, St. John's, 'Phone 2465 Longshoremen's Protective Union ______IDEPENDABLE FIRE INSUR· , I CARD To .. night _ ..------~~ abiesANCE-Don't to "sal'1l" risk Q few your dollars. \'alu· . Our falr·rale, reliable pdllcy AT 1.00 P.M' gives Immedlatn protection. 'Phone 0021 or write J. J. Dr. ATI.ANTICS VS. PEPPERS Lacey. P.O. Box 506. repl.t! !liNDA Y 2.30 poM. SPECIAL MEETING PID.N.Y. LEAGUE BASEBALL FURNESS WITHY INSUR· IMPERIALS VS. PEPPeRS A meeting of a II Boys 13-15 years of age de'siring to ANCE ~partment offering James Ryan dependable lnsurance-Auto- Admission SOc" Chit. Sc WATER ST. WEST' loke pari in this years Pony League Baseball Series will TERRA NOVA COUNCIL 1452 'transportatIon.mobile. Fire, Burglary. Travel PlateAecl· KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS dent. Llablllty. Phone 2073. HILL BE OUT-Of-TOWN lake place al Banr.~rman Park 0111 00 a.m. MONDAY, I The funeral of our late: Glass, Tourist Boggage, UNTIL JULY 25th Sunday, July 15the luly 16th. I Brother, Gerald. S•. Doyle,; :CIMtlct STAN FOWLER, Rt· FOR SALE i O.B.E. K.S.G. will take place 1 nOllf building, for Fire Auto- 1953 FORD CUSTOM CHILDREN'~ PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION ifrom his late r~sidence, Grassy! ~n~~~le ~n:l:~n~~o~~ITY [~:rtt At 11.30 a.m. JOHN M. WALSH, Secretary 'Knap, Corpasian Road, this: ~g: 'Phone 5531-P.O. Bol FOR SALE LINE FOUR DOOR ~------~--'SaturdCly morning at 10 a.m, ; GIBSON liUITARS _ Horn" SEDAN Business and Nomination of Officers. : to Ihe Basilicia af 51. John Ihe; .Button Stop Accordeons and Fresh Cream LAID I B t' t f I P 'f" I' Harmonicas. Richmond Saxo Wilh ioll' mileage and in good Ii By Order · op IS ar sa emn ontt ICla i phones. Booscy Clarlnets.- (Delivered) , condition. ~ Mass of Requiem. .: Charles !iutton &I Sons. P.O. WiLLIAM F. BREEN, Acting Presiden, COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER , rcb3 cod·· . Apply Price $1200. or nearest offeri ITORS I All available members are' ==:==':-;:-:':-':":':7:-::-::-:-:----,-- · t d d . ROBERT DAWE & SON, Fire mited · reques e .10 altet' . . and Autumoblle lnsuinnl'l!. Anthony Murphy DIAL 4358H _I M. J. WHITE, Acting Recording Secretary Starting salar y$2,300.00 a year, P. F, KAVANAGH Be safe. be sure. Insure. Tell" , . phono 2882, P.O. Box 85 KI1.BRIDE i------Recorder I Royal Bank Chambers. SL I CARD ! Five day week _ ...... ______--'_. John!!. 'Phone 2224F W:;:-:H-=EN::-::Y:::07:U=R-:H-=-=O:7U:-:S--E-N-E-E-D-S REQUIRED a repair job done, small or ------_1 I large or It necds to be paint· DR. Reply P.O. BOX E5426 SKANES I For I'erra No\'a Amalgamated two room School ~ cd at low cost and efficient I A PRINCIPAl, ("Iale) , , (LIBERAL) ·'1 service kindly rail .T. Strat· N. RUSTED i A PRIMAItY TEACIIER (male or female) ton, 42 Cashin Al'enue. Dlnl STADIUM Principals salary to be hugmented by 5% if suceessful vs. 7500·F. jne12,lmth I ca!1didnle holds "A" License or higher. . I HILL BE OUT-Of-TOWN I School is of modern construction wilh plumbin, and Electrical Appliances Repaired SCHEDULE central heating. For further particulars apply to: :)NL Y COMPLETE BLIND UNTIL AUGUST 17th • VACUUM CLEANERS '1 Service: Manufacture. Laun· SECRETARY A~IALGA~IATED SCHOOL BOARD, t • fLAT IRONS SMALLWOOD dry Repair Worlc gU3ll'anteed. July 9th to 16th i .• FLOOR POliSHERS i !y14,16 TERRA NOVA • TOASTERS I invite the Premier t~ meet I' One day service. Frel' quota. • COFFEE PERCOLATORS I tlons. Kearney! Limited, St.;URDAY, July 14th ~;:;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;:;~;;;:;;:;~: I Uy 11,16 • KETTlES i me on any platform in St.· Manufacturers. 454 Water SI. I • ELECTRIC CLOCKS • HOT PLATES 1------IBarbe District. I will produce CASH plld for: Mtn'., women'. ROLLER SKATING CARD • RADIO • TELEVISION Facts and figures to shaw boys', girls' slightly used 2 to 4 and 8 to 10 p.m. ! FLATROCK GARDEN PARTY or a~y other Electrical Appliance in need of Expert h . d b d clothes and footwear, also I, e In e Ie ness after seven comics and pocket books. MONDAY, July 76th DR. RepairS will be given immediale attention consistent >'ears of Liberal Government. I Jnhn D. Snow, 9 New Gower Sunday, July 15th. with lower Prices and Faster Service-a trial will II will show that nothing but Street. jly7,lm ROLLER SKATING convince you, at insecurity will resull if the TEACHERS WANTED-Prln· 8 to 10 p.m. t L. E. LAW'rON .• USUAL ATTRACTIONS, SIDE SHOWS, ETC. Smallwood Party relected. ~~~~ ~~h:a~.tcr~ri~~~afh~~~ WALTER SKANES, Northcrn Arm South four GIRLS' DAY and and boarding ANTLE'S ELECTRIC SHOP school, Winnipeg, requires Cor HAS RESUMED DANCE A T NIGHT 142 WATER ST. 'PHONE 3411 For St B rbe room school.' Teacher for September teacller with B.A. ______. _a_ Grade IX. and one Cor 6b. PRACTICE Central School. Apply to and some experience for High 1 ocolat,.\) (Over Crane th~ Jeweller) The Secretary United Church School French and teacher Wilf Doyle's Orchestra. School Board, Botwood. for Junior High School '~~~~~~~~~~~ STOCK I. WANTED plY9.!!1 Mathematics, Science, . or I;;;; I Latin. Apply slating age, I BARBERS· Evans Bus leaving Parade St 2 p.m., 3 late Barl : for employment with the Federal' education and experience to : HAIRDRESS'ERS CITY 'I· Government in Newfoundland I' "LL WOOL MATTR'E5SES 1ft Box 5 c/o Daily News. . CL~RKS picked, re-covered: .prlng! WANTED ply14,15,17 Learn these Trad~s at p.m. and at 8.30 p.m. for Dance. c and 12' i Salary: $162,50-$212.50 I month' day beds rewired: Inner ---:...... :...-----.- MESSENGER SERVICE · BENEFITS: . i spring mattresses recondltlon- . TRANS·CANADA jlyll,31 .. o ~'hrge weeks' annual holiday! ed. Write, Phone 3891. wire Domestic Help Wanted BEAUTY hocQI '" PI y . H. J.' Keats, 16 Mount Royal CAPABLe GIRL or womBn age INDUSTRIES, LTD. ,...... /TIS HERE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE -. \vll u .• • Avenue. i------o Sick' leave with pay. 21 to 4:; Cor domestic duties I Moncton, N.B. :. PARCELS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN THE CITY o Exccllcllt Pension Plan. In Catllollc· home ncar Hnmll· ' Return Fare beyond 300 f' experience necessary. Mus~ , miles refunded. I o Hospitalization Plan. Barber . FOR SALE I, 30c per Pa re'el o Low cost term Insurance. ton, Ontario. No previous , be fond of children and hlIvc APPLY TO: THE CENTRAL BARB'I:R SHOP USED ELECTRIC RANGES CIVIL SIRVICI clmracter references. FaTe Wanted to Rent I, 'PHONE 4004 We are noW operating six paid and starting salary DC In good condition , COMMISSION OF CANADA, chaIrs. You can be assured 123 Water Street, $70.00 per month. WOUld can· $85.00 each I of the best posslhle service sider two friends Dr sisters ~ unfurnished Rooms with use , St. John's, Newfoundland plus the least possible walt· at $70.00 per month each. . of bathroom for family of 4. , , jly14,20 Ing. 24 New Gower St. opp. . Own room and bath. Write to I d PROVINCIAL TRUCK & TRACTOR SALES \ . AdelaIde Motors Ltd. . JIIrs. Howard J Lang, BO Hart ntereste parties please TO LET Crescent, Port Nelsen, ·Burl· LTD. Ington, Ontario. '. , TOPSAIL ROAD ~ew Method jly14,16,17 ;, LARGE APAR!MENT . Rug Cleaners between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. j\)'14,16 BROWN'S Burin Penlnlula Jly4,lf in Central area containing four bedrooms; RUGS and CARPETS mlde to Taxi Servlc_;. taxi leaves look 1II\e new. Von Schrader both St. John's and Grand · heated and self.contained. process adds years to life of Bank daily. . For passage HOUSEKEEPER rugs. Cleaned ·In bome Dr at 'Phone 90335·A St. John's or (Between ages of 35 and 166th. NFLD. FIELD Rent $150.00 p~r month • . wire . Jim Brown, Grand 1954 ~tffGPla~tEA~~~s,ME,~~~~ • Bank. my7,tf ?O preferably) J1Y13~fPly to BOX X Daily News Office AUSTIN SEDAN nlB3B-F, Freshwater Road. .. • _ • tlIII!I"''' jc2l,lm WANTED far the tWDoraom WANTED REGIMENT 00 Angllcan School, Gallnnts a CLOTHES make the man it CHAFE $1150. . 1-.---- male principal 1st grade or for family of 2 odultsl and i .'. . \ EARN $75 Illd mora weekly. higher, also for the two room PAY PARADE AND KIT INSPECTION makes the clothes who will do plain cooking. • dM t Ltd seh guaranteed household ne· Angilrnn School .Je££rcy's a o air· 0 Drs cessitics In your~urr?undlngs. female assistant. Apply to MONDAY, JULY 16th B , , Wherever you may hve. there theC halrman. Rev. K.. L. Dial··2178 DIAL· 80378·9 I~ an opening for you. Goldsworthy, Chairman, Rob· , WM. L. CHAFE, Tailor or apply BOX 31 , this Office MERRYMEETING ROAD "FAJlIILEX, Dept. 2, S'tATION Insons.. . I All ranks will attend 4 HOLD 3WORTH 5T. C. 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