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. HOLLANDER (AP)- Dutch patrol ships caught a small flotilla· of In· 'donesian torpedo b: .is off West New Guinea's' invasion-menaced sou· The Congo thern coast, sank one and may have sunk another The Netherlands navy ~st said today. . liO~OLllLU-Crewmen from the Japanese fishing vessel Hiro­ A navy s'pokesman said the torpedo boats, three or more, were •n- ~hima :\lal'll No. 2 lea\'.:! the vessel to wade 800 yards to shore after tercepted inside Dutch territorial waters near Etna Bay :ers the shi11 went aground on a reef off Waikiki Beach early Jan. 6th. 1• Monda~. p. t The Dutch radio reported, · -· ~ .. I that 70 Indonesian survil'ors i (The D u t e h news agency T D 1la ar amen had heen picked up by The'quoted the navy commander al' urns own • · Netherlands navy.) Hol!andia as saying it was ~ Aside from s!;irmishes with thought the Indonesian naval' ( Indonesian infiltrators, this was craft might have been the van· .ens u· res 1 the first armed clash since In· guard for an invasion. At The $5 000 donesian President S u k a r n o Hague, a Dutch defence minis- . warned last month he would try spokesman would not com- 1 take West New Guinea by force ment on. this possibility. The to stat:c · Cease-Fire May Be • Off F· unless The Netherlands handed general belief, however, is that 0 laic .. Izen ga over administration of the wild any big invasion would be post-~ er r ·d a week and forbidding region. paned unltil late this year. · 1 or four G [,ee )lOIJfi·K'\"1 •r of the 1'pection Announced Soon .LEOPOLDVILLE - AP- LnmnmM•t tmccment v;,. .. Britons ·seek Smallpox ! LEJC~:.. ES: ,.~, .\~llRt:ll' nnnoWIEC 1 In tr,v to forestall a French po~tmasler for the Ora~ ar~a IPremier Antoine Gizenga was c. ens.ured in Parlia- · ers) _ The widow of the y?ung- I' GUSted 1 1 ·.\P - rrench 1 agreement with the rebel Mos· wans shot to death outstde hts • . l I. d f · I • t• est Second World War wmner military authoritiesllcm nation'alists. 'fhe secret qffice in the centre of the city lment Monday Ill a qi~IC~ se~ue to llS. e eat m arm- mmuntza ·ton or the Victoria Cross-Britain's · werr informed by a1·my claims it will do anything, when he arrived for work. Po· : .~d battle at Stanleyvdle, Onental provmce. highest award for hraver)'-has that a cease-fire el'en plunge France into. civil lice said ·four young __ Europeans I The central government planned a reorganization 1 • turned down a Sii.OOO offer by hetll'cen France and I war, to prevent Algcl'inn lode- acting for the secret at·my fired ' · f I b' ·G' f I · · • t • 1 · LONDON (Reuters) - Thous· they dtcd of smallpox. an American for the medal be- nrnr s~id ti'A rebels may be• an-~ pendencc. The right • wlngers n! the of(icial, Vidor Demm·c, : 0 t le ca met to oust IZenga rom us milliS cria u~1ds. of pe~s?ns _lined up at vac- ~hi~s and aircraft _arriving in. cause she docs not want it to~ If SCI'Cn m the oc11r future. contend an' independent Algeria 46, as he was about to get out i IJOSt. . . cmatwn cl1mcs m many. p~rts Bntam no;v_ were bemg n:ct b) leave the country. llyun. ni, 1 mult, a powerful French would become a Communist of his car. I Congolese and Un~lcd ~at10.ns of ~ngl~nd Mo~day seekmg tm·l health of~tcJal_s who vaccmated Mrs. Janet Hannah. widow or otganization apparolus in :\l~eria's state. , troops surrounded G1zenga s nv- talion in the Oriental capital. mumzat10n agamst an outbreak ·any Pak1stams who could not . , John Hannah advertised 1 5 1 nc Chang's cities \\'as again ordered WEEKEND llLOODY ~cattcrcd, viole.nce w:1s re- , erside rcs~den~e in Stanleyville Gizenga, who claimed to be or sm~lipo~ that has taken at 1prove previous vaccination, I th"c · c~vertcd medal· lot· sale to nt. Choo Alert to ·'defend the re- Monday's events accompanied l~mted else\\ here m Algena dur·1 to. keep h!m Isolated untll ~re- the late premier Patrice Lum· least five hves so _far. . . I . ! ohtain money for the education in thr Ilrs. Hannah. warnm~ card' from mob clashes. ·was not ,disclosed, after a two-. said the censure vote means In London. cab dm•ers hc~ded: mars!1 Avenue where some She said she will accept about army ln In Oran Monday, r:3ional hour cnhmet mcetmg M_onday\ I Gizcnga's immu- the hncs, _fearful ther rubh1sh had caught f1rc. There :Sl,BOO for the to shan On ~~,~d read~ ~he 1 On T • I ~arliamentary ~mght: meda~ llowe~er unclear Gt~enga s 1 nit from arrest has been lifted. have come lll co~tact wtlh 1mn:_t·j was no damage. 1 amon• her three daughters and ·I ria stat!IS m l~w may be, m facti lome of Gizcnga's oldest SUI}- grants from Pak1st;1n where 2oll ! hcrseU, hut she will not lake th& h~ 1s a pnsoner, defeated and porters took the floor against p~rso.ns were. rcp~rtcd to have 1 Ct\NCEL FLIGH'f , s;.ooo offer b~· a New York . 11 Agai . sse m ~IOSCOW (Reuters\ - Two _lder apphcahon T t ; t 0 ern U.S. .Monday on the heels vegetable farm e r s counted Sons or Freedom Doukhobors moved and when they refused too and South Korea the Japanese penallies against Por- me~o of the second major snowstorm JIOSSCS from damage to their were found guilty on two counts leave on their own accord they maritime safety 'agency report- r· e·a in eight days, The rugged crops and the prices of thes.II\accm, VICe-preslhent; Ben. ousse -Ben ... 1c (a, pres~! en ; , . o l::tmme 1, 1mms er ~ ! the association of some 15 fur· cial!y. publishers. No longer f!aiU .. " .... 31 '43 Idressing and dying firms, said would Canadien booh and pe· srd:!: ·...... at 42 general hospitals." state; Boussoui', minister of· arma,mcn.t and hn!f.Pn, attd. Sand Dahlab, forc1gn mm·stcr. At t)l( •·nd of theu ' ...... 18 , "I consider it in very had taste lriodicals ·have to be prin~ed ir 39 SEGREGATION OBSOLETE . unprecedented three-day "cabinet" meeting, the r;~bel leflders announced they were r.~ndy to speed up · jto invoke .religion as a cover the U.S. to. be fully copmghteC: The segregated treatment or peace and independ;:mce talks with the French government.-(UPI Photo), for. an illeg~! strike." th.cre. . .

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ottawa in 1939 while he was After the war she lived in In· maJJaging four sons aged 10 to TORONTO aide de camp to the then gov­ dia, where her husband was 19' relatively just as important Neale, a director of ernor - general, Lord Tweeds· comptroller to tl\(l British vice­ as directing a branch of the ~ill?n Con~pany o! muir. A captain then, Mr. \Val· roy from 1946-47. "I loved it armed services. Limited, Friday ""' -Wartime Woman Tells Story 1 ker still chuckles about the there; we lived in comparative prres1"d en t of the Canaill' days when "she outranked luxury on the viceroy's staff." CHIPPEWA F A L L S, Wis. book Publishers' lncompany. The AJ In the quiet of her cheerful ker, she now leads a more, con· age she frankly admits with a she was named commanding of- I During the war she made months visiting Scotland, l\1r. fifth was their pilot. 'fhe Wis· ll\•in11 room at Strathcroix, the ventional, but far from uneven!· casual wave of the band. ficer of the women's Division ' three voyages across the sub­ Walker's birthplace, and Swit­ cousin Aeronautics Commiss:on Walkers' estate on the outskirts ful life, dividing her attention What was to become a first­ training depot at Rockcliffc out- marine • infested Atlantic. Dur· zerland. A "charming Swiss has been involved in litigation of this now1slumbering summer among her husband and four hand knowledge of foreign side Ottawa. Attaining the rank ing one crossing "I think we over the structure. The State girl'' now helps her manage says a permit for building it resort town, Mrs. Walker re· sons and community activities. countries half-way round the of Wing Officer, she became were nbout eight women to Strathcro'ix's household. the 9rt:arRt called the tireless energy and She rinds being married to a globe began in 1937 when she the top woman ln the air force. around a thousand men on was denied because the com­ Bla1 A woman of candid charm mission fell the tower would be resourcefulness displayed by· successful author "doesn't pose • joined the secretarial staff of She married David Walker in board." and poise, Mrs. Walker finds gift of all ______a hazard to instrument flying. :....__ ------Witl1 h U"IJOUI Ncwfot ; T rn

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JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND .The Daily News TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1962 ~------~------~------FEDERAL. -WINTER WORI(S COMSTOCK workers quit . AID MISUNDERSTOOD i; '.I. I to say: "The Newfoundland fused point blank to decide i Government were asked if they Ihow the money should be 1 Blame Lies would permit \he money pro· spent." . Prisoners Speak On COUld · mean vided by 0\tawn to be sent to I COMPLAIN TO OTTAWA .: .. · the local Boards in the various i In Town. Councils, Com· , ..... I' settlements-the Town Coun· I munlty Councils, I.ocal Road Recaptured: Common . bigger Strike Witl1 Ottawa cils, Community Councils, Lo· Boards or other organi1.a· i Two Corner Brook men who : . . • , cal noarl Boards, etc. The New. lions arc not spending the Tlr•·•dwul ;\rwfuun:llantl rwrrc al\a!'kin~ it." 1.. money from Ottawa In a way '.escaped from j~il there sun· Market? FORTY WOIU\ERS EMPLOYED WITH Tllf. day while awmtmg transfer to . • . 'trcsscrl fi3her· from Ottawa and planned out complain to ottuwa, for it Is 1 tracks on the outskirts of the United Kingdom's High. Com· !TOOl\ WHAT HAS BEEN CALLED "SUITABLE '. ' i the l'.'ltole scheme," Mr. Small· ottawa's scheme and not ,- t f city, missioner to Canoda, is ex· :ACTION". ·~;·' In. !O , 11 nuun<·rmrnt ycsler· i 11:oml COillinncrl. "They de·. ours." Premier Smallwood The\' were \\'illiam BeAudry, pcctcd to speak on Britain's , There was no picketing.. ----·· ---··---· -~-- lhc Premier fatd lhnt some ; culrd what place nlong the arltlcd that we have not had do nol >rem tu under· i sracor.::t should rcccii'C any· a good word to say about 20, se~lcnced to two years in proposed entry into tile com· and President ~like Brown of~· CO~TR.\CT 63. lh't 1his whnlc s:hcm~ : thing from the Winter Works this scheme which we think prison on breaking, entering mon marl;ct when he addresses Local International Pulp. comstock company said c\u Ill the Federal Go1·crn· Programme. They picked. out is "Ridiculous and foolish." and theft charges and six the Newfoundland Board of Sulphite and ::11111 Union, CLC, ly, when tlu~ wage trouble 1va; at ott•wa. the very scl\lcmcnts where this WOUI.D NOT WORK months for carnal knowledge of Trade next month. . said that the strike has the sup·' beginning, that they are unJbtc scheme would be carried out. a 13·year-old girl, and John Viscount Amory wtll he I poq of the three other mill Ito grant an 1• increase in \va;c, "The :>;rwfoundl:~nd Govern They decided how much money In his letter to the Prime Rvan, 19, sentenced to 27 special spea~er at the board's i unions. He stated that any at·! because of 'the limitations ~ ol ·"I do not like it." the Prt'· Minister the Premier stated m'on\hs for breaking, entering ~nnual mee;mg to take , place 1 tempt to repl~ce t.he forty men their contract with the 1\.N;D ~... d h 'd would be sen! to each indil•idu· drdarrd. "An are sa! al settlement." that it would not work. "I told and theft, assault with a knife 111 St. Johns Feb, B. Its un· ;could result 111 pickets and A Company. The Comstock· cam rerl' plain!)'. I denounced him thai ordinary winter works and theft of cheques totalling derstood the board has sug IGENERAL STRIKE. The oth~r pany was contracted by A.N:D. · in thr House of ,\s· The Newfoundland Govern· were not the way to help the $2,800 from the post office at ges\ed to V1scount Amory that joint millworkers unions in for the machine renovation and so did everyone ' ment had nothing whatsoever to distressed fishermen who arc Corner Brook. he sp?3k on t.he co~m?~ market 1· Grand Falls arc, reportedly, in work and the men working 0n t!;e in Ihc :"\cwfoundland Gov do with selecting th~ bays or suffering from a shortage 111 Sentenced in court las\ questJon durmg h1s VISit here. sympathy with Local 63. it contracted here by ;. Cqm. err.:nrnt." settlements. or anythmg to do PREmER SMALI.WOOD the catch of fish. No attention Thursday the pair escaped jail 1 , with deciding how much moncv was paid to what I wrote, and by prying open a window of ~ I IIIGHER WAGE stock. . l'("s I'R.\ISJo. would be sent to each place.". foundland Government agreed if any or the distressed fisher· their cell. They offered no re· p £ , The workers on paper rna· H··'"'"cr. "thr Leader of the men are dissatisfied with the ~istance when captured. I chine number 5 demanded a , wn. \Jr. Greene, prais· PER~IIT ;\lONEY that .the money could. he sent er ormance B I . . way it is working, the blame wage .increase s?me time ago.,. :: a~d ddrndcd it while the Concerning the money from to those organizations but the y.-e ectiori must rest on those who brought • ht Ne1o!lahons w1th Comstock I · r; o ,. ern men t · Ott awn, the Premier had this! Newfoundland Government re· in this foolish plan." T onig . were held in Grand Falls and A B R b . No Autopsy they resulted in nothing sa tis·' t ay 0 erts Tonight. the first perform· I factorv to the Local. The em· • Recital, anee of Slalag 17 will be seen I, ploc-e~s' demanded wages of A municipal b)'·elcction will - DOSCOHead at !he Memorial University ls2.07 ;.n hour. This meant an be held at Bay Roberts late Report Yet 111 To Adjudicate Theatre. !increase of 67 cents on what February. · · :fliLl A Success There is still no report on The play, with a cast or 1\hey were receiving. After nc· To Meet the autopsy for six month old seventeen, is sponsored by the 1gotiations first broke down, The by-election is necessary RE The piano and song recital by Donny. O'Brien who died last Newfoundland Prcs5 Club, who Brown, for the local, gave until to fill three vacancies on the A; the well·known city artist and week ill his Chfford Street invite l'OLI to join them for an ~ noon on Saturday for some· scrcn-man town council at that I. OR'S Bell Island singer, Mrs. Alicia Norris, which Premier home. The cause of death .was evening of entertainment. Per· 1 thing satisfactory \o arrive. Conception Bay community. .wrua was held at the Auditorium of lho.ught f1rst to be rat. ~:.1 tes,· formances will be seen also ;Nothini( did apparently, and the Last week. councillors Ronald the Holy Heart of Mary Regional President A. L. Fairley of whtch the ha~y h.ad sustamed on Wednesday and Thursday ~action was taken ycsterdav. Dawson and Irving :l!ercer hand· Festival High School, Bonaventure Avenue the Dominion Steel and Coal while asleep 111 h1s cot. Some ni•ht I • ed in their rcsignat'ions and last night, was one of the most Corporation is scheduled to of !he early investigations how· o • ! ~IEETING HEW earlier mayor R. ,J. :\lcrcer successful recitals held in the meet with Premier J. R. Small· e1•er, seemed to point towards This production caused a , stepped down for health rca· city for some time. wood later this week in con· other causes. These have not mild sensation last week when Now that this action has been: sons. ncction with a scheduled shut· Accompanied at the piano by yet been officially stated or . Polish sailors viewing \he taken, the ne~t step is to be de· I . . Professor Rainer Rces, :\Irs. down at \he Wabana Iron Ore made known through any re·j promotional advertising in a cided. After leaving their jobs i The by-clect10n Is to be held Norris delighted a large and ap. operations at Bell Island, Pre· port. . downtown store, thought a yesterday mornin~. the forty' at the tuwn Jan. 30. Xomin. preciative audience by her ren· mier Smallwood confirmed yes· The autopsy will be handed new Nazi movement was under­ employees gathered in· their I ation day will be 10 days prev· dition of songs In her repcrlolre. terday. over to the Attorney General's way here. It had to be explain· Union hall for a meeting. ious. · During intermission an exhibl· But jsut what significance Department, and following that ed to· them that it was only .r·: tion of paintings by Mrs. Norris a police investigation will get advertising for a play. ' .·) the talks would have on the b . .-/ were displayed and brought fav· underway. It is expected that ' orable comment. Also on dis· mines, scheduled to close for 1 • ' a seven-week period, starting ~them~~she~f~ Uiee1 play were the orchids sent to Jan 28, was not immediately prob.ed. it will be brought to Finds Mrs. Norris from Florida by Pr spects Brt'ght , Magistrate's (;()urt. 0 1 'I ~!iss Patrichi ~lurphy, known. ! Contacted yesterday after· The shutdown, blamed on M . 0 B a· • noon, Police Chief Pittman said 0 I og' slumping overseas ore markets, that the report is not yet in For La b ra dor a] or re ' '\., was announced last week by his office's hands, and that 95th.· Session DOSCO offici aIs. ·They also hinted at the possibility of a further shutdown later in the ;~~ '"' ,, ~il '""' •• '" A!b"~t~~., m'" In Quebec Property MCLI Opens year. 'r Stolen I agcr of the Bowater's New· Ca foundland Pulp and Paper Mills The completion of a two·year 1 and ~eological 5taff of Can· Thursday I.imited, Corner Brook, said drilling program has disclosed adian Javelin Limited, the par· ~RS. STANBURY IUR. BARBAN A 1961 Chev 1edan was re· yesterday prospects of starting a major ore body on the Que· Ient firm of Jubilee Iron Cor· 'l'hursday, Jan. 18, at the old P.M. D. F. ported stolen last night from Jogging operations in Labrador, bee properties of the Jubilee poration. This is the same Brll !;land will hold its first John's leading piano instruct· MCLI room in Holloway, the its parking place near the 1962 CHAIN ...... "even on a small way", look Iron Corporation, it was an· staff that developed the well· masic festil'al late in Febru· ors, received most of his train· Methodist College Literary In· Curling Rink. bright for 1962, nounced today by Victor P. known Wabush Lake proper· II)' month. The plans for \he ing in Leipzig, Germany. He stitute will start Its 95th ses· 1\lr. Cyril O'Reilly, 761 The car is white in colour Geffine, president of Jubilee ties in Labrador, on which a ~tmion are going well ahead came to Newfoundland fifteen ~ion Over the years MCLI . Water Street, St. John's $20.00 and hears the licence number Mr. Martin said in an inter· Iron Corporation, a Quebec 250 million dollar iron ore pro· ltd already. there arc rcpor:s years ago, and has been very has 'seen many of Ncw!ound· 30578. view that Bowater's officials company. ducing project is now in the c! a large number of entries active in our musical field land's statesmen, politicians .. had been in Labrador to make "The most important results process of being built. in the rariou~ categories. since thdt time. He teaches and professional men as mem· preliminary studies of a head· of this extensive exploration "Concentrating tests and ex· Robert Cnhen is head of th~ piano lessons at his studio on bers of the institulc. The·pres· quarters site, the shipping and drilling program on Jubi· tensive sampling conducted in· f!!th·aJ committee on the Is· Roche Street. ent session · will last until In Court Yesterday possibilitie3, and labor avail· lee's O'Keefe-Star Lake proper· dicated that the ore may be h!d,\()rer the week·cnd it was ·The Bell Island Festival is April 5. : A drunken driving charge was and bail is $200.00. able. , ties," Geffine pointed out, "has readily concentrated to give a. tnnounred that two outstand· happy in being able to have the The first debate will con· heard in Magistrate's Court yes· An arrest was made in Ke\li· Premier Smallwood nnnoun· been the fact that a sufficient high-grade production equal in lnl St. John'~ music personall services of these outstanding sider: "That Government policy terday and the defendant involv· grews, also earlier this month ced recently that Bowater's amount of ore has been out· ' every respect to the Wabush tiu, Barhan and ~lr. Andrea~ musicians. advocating fallout shelters in all •ed pleaded "Guilty." The ar· The driver of a car was charged would undertake cutting Lab· lined abm·e' the 400-foot depth Lake concentrates," Geffine ad· \Ir~ Eileen Stanbury, will ad· Canadian homes is unrealistic." lldicatc all thr entries. rest was made on Saturday past with drunken driving. His hear· radar pulpwood ,estimated at to support an open pit mine, ded. A very important point r·C' in The affirmative will be upheld at Fort William, where the de· ing is set for Febrnary '1st. Bail three times the amount in supplying a concentrating plant developed in the metallur~ical Mr,, Stonhnry, who o~tainrd Name I by A. Worn ell, and C. Horwood: ·I en dan t,s car ha d s1 rue k ana tl 1er, Is· $200 .oo . Newfoundland. with an annual capacity of studies of Jubilee's orcs is • I lh! Barhrlnr nf ~~u~ie dcgrct the negative by Doug Wheeler driving it into a third car. The • • • three million tons of high-grade that a single process only is L' the from Bn1ton. " now the music and Wickford Collins. driver stated to the police that he Six St. John's men were ar· concentrates." required to• prpdnce superior Instructor m l'niled Colie"iate 1 D • had taken about four or five rested over the weekend for be· Geffine noted that study of concentrates, in contrast: to S 1 h · h ' p l' Mak . ' a son- . ·0-H Shr ~il'e.l lcssOiis !n rowntn g double rums, and some wine. ing drunk in public. They all re·' 0 Ice e the exploration results shows other deposits in the distrid, t~ttr. piann aurl directs ~:roup ·Alcohol tests showed that the ceivcd \he usual fines, hut one that the ore extends to a much requiring dual processing. J:n;Jn~. In rarlicr )·car~. ~he j • 11 J. Abbott man was noticeably under the in· of them had two similar charges 3 A greater depth )l'ith a potential ' ''.til knol\'n in the city for 11 ViC tim .nuence. He had only three hours against him, and' receh·ed two rrestS of 750 million tom. : "The results of this expi•Jr· ~~~ n~;n;:. hrin~ then ~liss • sleep the night before. 1\lagis· lines. These Jubilee properties are j ation program," Geffine con· l.!!n Can1well trale O'Neill convicted the man, • • • Three arrests were made by .located a short distance west eluded, "justifies Jubilee's un· l!r. Rarhan.' one of • St. RCMP have released \he Dies name of a man who drowned and fined him $125.00 or seven The case of a young man ar· city police yesterday. of the Quebec·Cartier Railway der\aking the major expendi· ' in Labrador last week, The father of D. V. Abbott, days, · The driving licence was rested for allegedly assaulting a right-of-way. tures for an engineering ·and ---· president of the Newfoundland suspended for six months. police constable who was carry· Two men were arrested for During the past summer, the plant design to bring the prop· He is John Campbell, Jr, Open aged 21. The man apparently Federation of Fishermen, pass· • • • ing out his duties, was postponed drunkenness and one was second phase of an extensive erty into production. The size drowned Jan. 7 in St. .Mich· ed away Sunday at his home OTHER CASES at \he defendant's request until given in charge for being drilling program was completed and quality of the ore liody ., ael's Bay, Labrador, The body In Newman's Co1•e. Mr .•John There were two other charges Thursday, January 18th. Bail is drunk and disorderly in the on these O'Keefe-Star Lake indicates a proitable larger· ,• Abbott was 84, and one of the was discovered three days later Q! drunken driving, These cases $100.00. home. properties by the engineering scale operation." .. Nazarene more active fishermen of that were postponed until later. The One .of the persons arrested ·, floating in the bay near New i : Town, community over the years. · first of these occurred earlier over the week'end did not appear I, • Funeral service takes place this month, A young ma11 was in yesterday's early session of I. Church RCMP are Investigating · the for the late Mr. Abbott at New· arrested on Prince's Street; His the court. He is a man taken In '. . i' man's Cove today, case is set for Thursday, 25th, for apparently being unbalanced. ·. ,. The new Church of the Naz· fatality. MISSIES' and LADIES' tren~ in Mount Pearl will he ' offrmJiy opened and dedicated i hter thi\ month. j 141)1he thurch. which cost o\'er . .I . , ·~ to con!truct, is located ''good hard look at U?inter CAR COATS ! i 1~ n~ AHniJP, The opening Water repellent fabric warinly .quilted lined. "1 dedrcation ceremonies are Colours Aqua, Navv, Red with small corduroy ~~ be ronduclrd .Jan. 28 by collar - Perfect for ~·our skatin~ .pleasure. in!\·. Anhert F. Wood, super· employm·e.nt '' . " di:rndcnt of Canada Atlantic Sizes Small, ;\Iedium, Large. tr!rl. Church of the Nazar· rnt, (Statement by C, A. Pippy) being done in the winter as Iunemployed through circum· j OP.pnsed to having it done dur· stances over which they hare i "The time of year once ·a~ain I ing the summer months. While no control. I SPECIAL ...... -1• arrives when we In New· this may be so,- we certainly "I do, therefore, extend my $3.75 , I Ml CR0 foundland must lake a good Call I haVe the job done at a SUpport tO the. Winter etnpJOY· ': hard look at onr winter em· I fUN N1 ES lime when both ma\erlals and ment campaign as I sincerely i I ployment situation. Due. to the labour are in a much better believe that · we must assist ' seasonal type of work carried I ; supply, ·and at the same time, those not quite so fortunate by LITTLE BOYS' 'N' GIRLS' ! .. i: I on throughout our island, each ' J I 'I assist those workers who are supporting such a campaign." ' 'i.l 1 and every year this c,reates a ' i!" !lS major problem. This year, Sporty Plaid .' ' II il ' I·. ' " more so than ever, we are faced 1.: I 'I ii ·Injured When ' I• I> I; with a serious problem brought Fall t' •-: - Hooded Jackets ;: about by the forest fires .of I: I I! $3.75 .. I I ; last summer and fall as well Sizes 3 - 6x, all rayon , n ns the poor ,year ·in flshcrles. Victim-· Sliding quilted lined, j rU ' i'''•··. ' "The lndividu'al employees A small boy from. Parson's . !t' who, for a good many years, Harbour was injured .in a slid· i I :. .Tnch.· 'an.ged ~I ., have bee·n able to earn enough l · ing accident over the week· t.··r l> · · end .. But details on \he acci· / money ·during the summer per· ; . lad to· carry them through the John Follett of Freshwater, dent are not immediately avail; Placentia Bay, is still in nn hi winter,• are faced this· year 1 a c. / - unconscious condition at the The young· lad was rushed with the lack of summer ih· come,' and for this reason, the General Hospital ·in St.' ~ohn's. ·to hospital at Harbour Breton winter employment campaign · Follett· suffered severe head by ~~~ RCMP patrol boat. Is more necessary than ever. injuries when he tumbled, from Nature of the hoy's injuries i: We In Newfoundland 'who are a moving truck at Freshwater not known. assist that group of employees last Wednesday. The child, it's been learned fortunate enough to have year who are not so fortunate, even round employment, or a yearly ·He was admitted to the St. is the son of Jllr. and Mr~ I income, should take a good though It may mean paying a John's hospital in '.a serious ·Allan Durnford of Parsol)'b look at what we can do to trifle mote money for a job condition, Harbour. · ·

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'-,_. ··~· .. ,... :·.~-~ --- .... ··-· -~·· .. - /!'HE DAlLY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, N.FLU. 'fU~SlJl\.i, Ai-st glaring errors. that each addict creates seven · fact Quebec will ,In secession, city's first mayor to take the new addicts so as to get enough ; and ethnic isla nil surrounded by oath of office from a hospital manent displacement inay be helped to a . ing slowly and carefully tp bring ,of the past. He has got off to a very money to buy illegal drugs. En;giish·Canadlans and Amceri· bed. It is a procedure ll•J fut new and better life in a more suitable en· .·r about improvements. ·A Commis-· good start. I . . ' There are now more. than 3,000 cans, and an 'injustice .to Que· ure mayor will willingly follcw . -: l . ' . vironment. . 'I. . '

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,',-:; .. that one - that one there on' usual lot o( pi~ron1 the steeple - supposing he about the statue now, CB N comes back. Should I count nis was chewin~ the ... :· Kennedy's Family Drug him a;;ain ?" : hi slip an dmakin~ Store "I woundn't think so. He's i pencil-strokes on the .- '·; had it." : his envelope. ·· 7.30--CBC News . There did seem to be an un· ' (To Be Continued! 7.35-Top of the ~!c ------"---C:,l-8.00-CBC News and ...... THE STORY: Among the in a pose which made it seem • J.l5-Musical Clock I 9.00-Morning De1·ot Und~rgoes Big unusual characters in the as if she were trying to hal- 'I Alterations · 15-lnterlude for l village is Simon, who believes ance the halo on her head. A WE THANK OUR CUSTOMERS S.30-CBC News Kennedy's Drug Store, one service in World War 1, Mr. took up a large space in the Mr. Richard Dooley's son that pigeons alighting on the ! cracked toe peeped out from .~ :~- . of the oldest pharmacies in St. Dooley has been with the firm drug store . Robert who spent some time at . statue of Ste. Eulalia fortell the marble hem of her long ' 9.36-Direct Reports ·-·"' 1 · 9.45-Records at Ra1 John'~. has been given a new throughout what he callS a Now, a tremendous number the Sanitorium Dispensary, is · a miracle. To authenticate the ! fluted gown. Her left eye was FRIENDS FOR THEIR PATIENCE .•'·. ·. ~ ; look. Recently completed reno· most interesting period in New· of drugs come already com· now with Kennedy's. It is with i miracle someone must count I round and blank as a billiard .. I Janes vations which included an ad· foundland history. · pounded, Examinations for a sense of pride that a father the pigeons and villagers and ball, but the right one was quite ..... · 1 Consumer dition at the rear where pre· He has seen St, John's grow student druggists are stiffer sees a son carrying on the same tourists humor him by heJp. I lively; the pupil had been chip- II ~.: our RENOVATIONS etc. School I . :'".:: &crlptions are filled give the by leaps and bounds. With the today and more education is business and public service, ing with the count. · I ped and a vein of something old reliable drug store a real city's great expansion his ellen· 1 in the .. needed to cope with the wider Kennedy's Drugstore, a land· I CHAPTER IV 1 shiny - mica perhaps - h;Hi Varictr :i ,;: ::: modern appearance. tete has also spread and pre· variety of drugs, goods and scr· ~nark ~n old St. ~ohn's, is mov· To say that Simon was mad. been exp?sed, and when the olin 1 NOW WE CAN SERVE YOU EVEN B School I .. ··~ scriptions come to the store vices a drug store must pro 1ng. WJth the h!lles and the I would be putting the mailer! struck her solemn face be- ...... Founded by the late A. W. from all areas. t_lu~ 1 a-::;l.l.~5-~ac~rea Heart I ...... -.. ; vide. m~Jor s~ep the f1rm has taken I too unkindly. : came g~rhsh and _gay wah the : ·. Kenn~dy over halt a century Mr. Dooley noted that in his Always an east end resident, Will delight regular cusolmers Simon had noticed the ciOI·es: suggestiOn of a ghllenng wmk. AND ASK YOUR CONTINUED PA ..... { :~ ago, the President of Kennedy's early days in the drug filore 'ROHIJ;~~:;~~A~~011Nnce:ewrss ~Jr. Dooley was born in Hoylcs· 1 Drug Store is Richard P. Dooley, business prescriptions took a and att~net new ones. Kennedy's I fluttering abol:r Sa~ta Eulaiia Several pi~cons soared down Broadea .• .:; r• town and lived there and in ._., reputation _through the years and became conv;n,'ed they . from the church steeples and . Day Ser~1 . . ~ ,, who has been with the store ,longer time to fill because the Georgetown for the best part AGE . .· -...-:-:. ,has been directed toward cus· were miraculou' 'fhc first' settled on Santa Eulalia's head. 1.00-Doyle Bulletn _":--"" for over. 50 years. There he druggist had to make capsules,· 1 part of his life. tomer sen·ice and that Js why thing he'd insist~d on w&s 1111 _ "Hello!" Dennis ~aid. He 1.15-Along with El scrnd hts lime and became a I pills and powders from drug In· the .s~ore has served so T?any im eachable ar.~urac ,. that took an em·elope and pencil 1 • 1.30-CBC News am fully qualified druggist. Ex· gredicnts stocked in the neat Two members of the Ken· I fam1hcs through generations. p ~ ' t: from the pocket of his shirt. ccpt for a stint of two years rows of large bottles which nedy firm have a combined ser tmhean 1 two1 people1 _on 'u1 .. 1 y 8 1 "What-arc vou doino'>" FAST COURTEOUS PRESCRIPTION 1.45-Tommv Hunte vice of over sixty years • e sta ue at al limes. Sun on 1 . ' . - b • · 2.15-Music~l Rende: pcrience .. Kevin O'Mara a~~j SHOT NEAR EYE was in constant fid~ets finding i Denms_ts~ul?ldl shBccp~s~ly "I UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE 2.20-Dominion Obs. GEORGETOWN, British Gui- volur.tccrs, es!abiiohin~ duty s~tp_posc 1 Is st y. ut 11 s even Signal John Caines, both started as ann tCPl - Sandra Holder, 26, - 1 stiller to stl here and not co mt oung men with the firm, grad· rosters, shifts, re'ieLi and so , , 1 2.30-Musical Rend! Y wire of People's Pro•ressive 1 them Best of uated as druggists and remain· " forth. Practical 1y evcr.v!Joc .v 111 ' · • 2.45-Atlantic Schoo ' Luck . h K d Party activist John Wesley Hoi· the villao•e had hein. cd out a!! . A dozen pigeons were flutte,r- cast ed Wit enne y's. Their per· der. was admitted to hospital mg b t th 1 t sonal service to customers of one or another. It just meant . a. ou e ' a ue now, .

. ),. I' Today Now Playing Problem , I: : . I "EXODUS" WITH A CAST OF THOUSANDS-INCLUD· CAN'l'INJ!'LAS IN ''PEPE" lNG PAUL NEWMAN, IN COLOR Year ... Round CondensatiJn i. EVA MARIE SAINT and . ·': RALPH RICHARDSON - Bursting with a new excite· KEEP DAMP AIR FROM ment in screen entertainment, i Production of the Otto Pre· George Sidney's -production of 1 CONDENSING ..• i mingcr film, "Exodus," started the Cantinflas' starrer, "Pcpe," .I : i on the streets of Haifa on a new Columbia release co-starr· II : ~ , Sunday ... but it was a work· ing Dan Dailey and Shirley . j! ing day In Israel where Satur­ Jones and including a talent ,..-•, 'I.'' I day is the Sabbath, A little loaded contingent of 35 guest I '.i . more than three months later, star~. now playing today at the I '' on a barge anchored next to the Capitol Theatre. An entertain· : '

ship Exodus In the middle of mcnt feast for tho entire fam- ! Famagusta harbor on Cyprus, ·.• j ily, "Pepe" Is crammed with i ),' Mr. Preminger called "Cull fun, music, color, variety and 1 Print·" for the last time and pageantry, beautifully filmed in photography on the picture was ClnemaScope and Eastman completed. It Is now playing Color. today at the Paramount Thea· Heading the awesome parade tre. It is a United Artists re· of talent in "Pepe" is, of course, lease. Cantin!las himself. A super­ "Exodus" is the first major lative artist, Cantinflas' comedy Am crican film to be produced has a warmth and poigancy In Israel. Part of it also was about It that stabs at the heart. shot on the island of Cyprus As ''Pepe," he plays a simple· and its dramatic story, based hearted peon ranchhand who, on the Leon Uris best-selling through his devotion to a horse novel, plays against the color· he had 'raised from a colt, ad lui backgrounds of these two ventures to Hollywood, Las Condensation is a year-round turc. When you take a shower, countries with their vivid rc· Vegas, Mexico City, Acapulco problem, not one limited to keep the door tightly shut to The stuff nt Kennedy's Drug Store: Left to right: Richard P. Dooley, president; Kevin O'Mara, minders of ancient and madern and Taxco. summer when warm air con- keep moisture from spreading John Caines and Robert Dooley, history, Dalton Trumbo wrot~ He has amusing encounters denses on cold water pipes and through the house, open a win­ the screenplay for the epic film with such great stars as l\Iau toilet bowls .. dow afterward. Better yet, In· 11.00-Rob!n Hood Bulletin which was photographed in rice Chevalier, Bing Crosby During t!ic winter, when stall an exhaust fan in the !. 11.15-The Right to Happiness Teehnlcolor and Super Pana· ll!ichael Callan, Richard Conte walls are cold and interior air bathroom. . .•• 11.30-Ncws vision, with Academy Award · J • warm, condensation is goingg on Cooking fills the air with Programmes winning Sam Leavitt behind the· Bobby Darin, Sammy Davts, r., all the time although you mav And TV 11.45-0rchid for Gisele 1 moisture. An exhaust fan in Radio Jl'mmy Durante, Zsa Zsa Gabor • 12.00-Bob Lewis ·Town and cameras. 12.35-Gcorge Cawdry Show The Voice of Judy Garland: not sec it. At best it's annoy­ the kitchen is an asset. Orchestra Country, News and The plot covers the period Greer Garson, Hedda Hopper ing, at its worst it can cause Damp Clothes :ll;::!ron~ 10.30-Business Barometer 12.45-Fishermen's Forecast from May, 1947, through Decem· r now, and Weather Joey Bishop, Ernie Kovacs: decay and structural weak· A basement full of drying CB N 11.00-Nocturne 12.55-Ncws 1.05-Weather Forecast ber of the same year, a month \~ the 1.00-Georgc Cawdry Show Peter Lawford, Janet Leigh nesses. clothes gives off much damp Tt'ESDA \', 16th. 11.30-CBC National News and -1.15-News after the United Nations Gen· Jack Lemmon, Jay "Dennis Water, Water Everywhere , , . kin~ quick 1.15-World of Sport th~ ness. Cut down the activity or Repeat H.M. The Queen 1.35-Don Jamieson's Editorial era! Assembly adopted a reso· Warm air can hold more open a window each time on the back and Prime Minister 1.30-Ncws (Local Summary) Iutton calling for the establish­ Menace" North, Kim Novak, moisture than cold. Water 1.40-Sports Andre Prcvin, Donna Reed Dryers must be vented, too. '-3~CBC i\CII'S 12.00-Sign off-0 Canada - 1.45-George Cawdry Sbow ment of a Jewish Stale in Pal· :·ontinucdl 1.45-Art Baker's Notebook Debbie -Reynolds, Edward G' vapor generally moves from When you use exhaust fans i3S-Top of the ~lorning The Queen 2.00-News Headlines 2.00-News Highlights estine, k warm to cold areas-that is remember to provide a source Robinson, Cesar Romero, Fran from high to low humidity iOO--CBC :-iews and Weather 2.01-Thc Sage Brush Sam 2.Dl-What's Cookin - Prem!nger's cameras convert· of fresh air. Open a window alS-~IUliCJl Clock Show 2.03-Jerry Wiggin's Matinee cd Isr•el, and particularly the Sinatra and many, many more areas. When warm, moisture slightly. Make certain thnt 9.0l-~lorning Del'otiins ------2.30-News Headlines 3.00-News Highlights Gal!!ee area, into a huge movie Cant!nflas attaches himself to laden air hils something cold your attic has louvers and that :RS AND US-Interlude for Music VOCM 2.31-Sagc Brush Sam Show 3.01-John Nolan's Western set, with ·famous · landmarks Dan Dailey, a motion picture di- so that the air can no longer they arc large enough to keep S.3o-CBC :-> cws 2.55-News Jamboree playing a prominent part In the rector who, to salvage his skid· hold the moisture, it conden· TUESDAY, Janual'y lO!h. ding career, has opportunist!- ses. air circulating. 9.35--Dircct Reports 3.00-Bob Cole Show 4.00-News Highlights action and adding to the au· Vents under caves allow : DURING l.lS-Rrcords at Random 3.30-News Headlines 4.05-John Nolan's Ranch thenic!ty of the film. The cally 11cquired the animal the In vapor form, water can moist air to escape. 10.00--:lrchcrs A.M. 3.31-Bob Cole Show Party brooding towers of the crusa· little comedian loves. Dailey pass through materials-walls, l'liS-Doris Janes 6.28-Sign On 3.5~News 4.30-National News der fortress at Acre, the busy hopes to persuade Robinsonk, far example-that would stop Paint Out Moisture 10.~5-For Consumers 6.30-Ncws and Weather 4.00-Bob Cole Show 4.33-John - Nolan's Ranch harbor of Haifa, the pictures· who covets the horse, to bac it in the form of water. While you are providing nil etc. 1~3,)-:\fld. School Broadcast 6.35-The Bill Allen Show 4.30-News Headlines Party que ruins at Caesarea where him in a Mexican location film The condensation shows up these special paths through 10l5-)!usic in the Morning 6.40-Morn!ng Jlleditalion 4.31-Bob Cole Show 5.00-News Highlights· Roman emperors once held Cant!nfias also meets and falls as beads of water on cold win· which moist air may move II.C~BBC \'aricty 6.45-World of Sport 4.55-Ncws 5.01-Art Andrews' Dance court, the divided city of Jer· In Jove with beautiful Shirley dows. or you may find damp make certain that it cannot cir EN BETTER 11.30-:lfld. School Broadcast 6.55-News 5.00-Supper Serenade Party usalem and the bare·walled sim· Jones, an aspiring actress; she, spots on walls and ceilings, culate elsewhere. :\!oist air will 11 l5-Sacred Hmt Program 7.00-The Bill Allen Show 5.30-News Headlines 6.00-News Headlines and pljcity of Kafr Kana, the Arab in turn, reserves her IJve fpr frost on the underside of the not pass through insulated 12.00-BBC Xews 7.15-World of Sport 5.31-Suppcr Serenade 8.30-Natlonal News village where Christ performed Dan Dailey. The complication!_ roof, stained plaster, blistering walls to damage the paint from PATRON· 12.10-Announcers Choice 7.30-Ncws 5.45-Flsherman's Forecast 9.00-News Highlights his first miracle 2,000 years are Ironed out with entertain and peeling paint, rust on the underside Paint interior 1230-Farm Broadcast 7.35-Travcl Guide 5.55-News 9.01-Nfld. Soiree ago- they all became part of !ng finesse by d!rector-prouucer metal fixtures. surfaces with · a moisture . rc 1245-~lid Day Serenade 7.36-The Bill Allen Show 6.00-Bulletln Board 9.40-Sa!t Lake Choir this saga of the men and worn· Sidney, sistant material. 1.00-Doyle Bulletin 7.45-Wor!d of Sport 6.10-Movie Guide 945-News en who fought and died for the Dailey sings, dances and acts New Danger 1.15-Along with Elan 7.55-News (Locnli 6.15-Sports Report 10100-News Highlights right to build a new country his -wav through one of his If you have a new house, the Fill cracks and crevices ln 130-CBC .'\ews and weather 8,00-RCAF Tower, Torbay 6.25-Travel Guide 10.01-National News to call their own. greatest performances. Shirley danger of condensation is . exterior walls and aronnrl ION PICK US-Tomm1· Hunter Show (Weather Report) -6.30-Early Evening News 10.15-Pick of the Pops On Cyprus, the capital city Jones Is as beautiful and de· greater than in an old. In older doors and windows so that m-)lusical Rendezvous 8.03-News (National) Hf.45-Sports of Nicosia and the town of lightful in her own triple-threat homes, there was little insula· walls will not be so cold. In Roundup tion and all those drafts pro- stall either a chemical or .. elec riCE 229-Dominion Obs. Time 8.08-The Bill Allen Show 7.00-Sagc Brush Sam Show 10.55-Letters and Messages Famagusta with Its old harbor stint. And Cantinflas is, of Signal 8.15-Sports Capsule 11.00-News Highlights provided locations for "Exo· course, superb as "Pepe," the vided for a free exchange of trir dehumidifier in your base 7.30-News Headlines ·warm and cold air. But, mod· ment if slm,Ple ventilation does · 230-~!umal Rendezvous 8.25-News 7.31-Sage Brush Sam 11.01-Paul Hcrshon's Music in dus." Cameras· also moved man who is friendly with the 215-Atlnntic School Broad· 8.30-Hit Tunc of the Day the Night and News high into the Kyrenian moun­ world. ern insulated· homes don't al· not cure the problem. 7.55-News low the free passage of air and If there is a crawl gpacc cast 8.35-World of Sport 8.00-Crcam of the Crop l.Dl-Sign Off. tain range to capture ·a seenicc & Easy 8.55-Ncws 10.00-Night Show 7.00-Ncws Highlights . man (Ari Ben Canaan), Eva their respective roles and ac 5.CO-jJt,, 1c in the Air 0.00-Morning Meditation 10.30-Ncws Headlines 7.01-Dave _Maunder's Club 93 Marie Saint (Kitty Fremont) cepted them without even seP. BEST OF LUCK TO NE B-2381 530-F!iheries Broadcast 9.03-'l'he Bill Allen Shaw 10.31-Night Show 7.30-News Ralph Richardson (General ing the script. Miss Haworth, 515-jlusic (rom the Albums 9.30-News Headlines 11.00-Torbny Weather Report 8.00-News in a 1\!inute Sutherland), Peter Lawford blond, blue-eyed and 14'12 years 60J-CBC :-iews 0.31-The Bill Allen Show . 8.01-Cream 'Of West Sing 11.02-Big Top Ten (Caldwell), Lee J: Cobb (Bar­ old, was discovered by Prem 1 'I i 05-1ntermmo 10.00-News 11.30-News Headlines Along an), Sal Mineo (Dov Landau), Inger at · the Corona Stage KENNEDY'S DRUG STORE~ 6l5-Supper Guest 10.05-Stork Club 11.31-Night Show 8.15-Best from the West John Derek (Taha), Hugh Grif­ School in London where she was i.Ol-CI.:L :\rws and Weather 10.03-The George Cawdry 11.55-News · fith (Mandrian) Gregory Ratoff studying drama and the dance DUCKWORTH STREET :15-Light jlusic Shaw A.M. (Lakavitch), Felix Aylmer (Dr. Alexandra Stewart, a Canadian •30-Top~ Toda1• 10.30-News Headlines 12.00-Night Show CJON-TV Liberman), David Opatoshu girl who plays Jordana, will b~ On the recent Renovation ll5-Doylc Bulictin 10.31-Gcarge Cawdry Shaw 12.30-News Headlines TUESDAY, January 16th, seen for the first time by Amen­ 815-Parliamentary Report 10.55-News 12.31-Nlght Show 7.00-The Real 1\lcCoys can audiences. 1S e1~-noring Reporter 11.00-George Caw dry Show 12.55-News Summary, Weather lo.45-Pastor's Study 7.30-The Beachcomber When shooting got under way FRANK BYRN_E B!a-~Iusical Program 11.30-News Headllnes Report and Time 10.50-Womcn's News 8.00-Belle~e It or Not in the streets of Haifa, thou­ 8.10-public Libraries 11.31-Gcorge Cawdry Show 1.05-Sign Off 11.00-Cartoons H.U5-DaYton Allen sands of curious onlookers gath PAINTER 855-'l'eathcr for l\lnr!ners 11.55-News 11.05-Romper Room U5-Natlonal News cred to watch the production in 9.00-Jnl'itation to Worship P.M. 12.UU-Locai and National 8.30-Jack Benny Show • the making and saw the clock 9 8 COLONIAL STREET PHONE 8-5466~ TO ______30-Vancoul'er Chamber____:_ _ __:_12.00-Georgc Cawdry Show CJON Headline News 9.00-Shannon being turned back to 1947. Once TUESDAY, January 16th, l:!.15-Sign Off 9.3o-Garry Moore Show ar:aln the atmosphere was tense 2.00-The Public Defenders 1U.3D-Red Skelton Briti~h and Palestine Police ' i A.M.· 2.30---,Chez llelene 11.00-Front Page Challenge patrols dominated the scene . I · 6.30-The Bob Lewis Show. 2.45-Nursery School 11.30-lngu!ry . · and British armored cars and I roRE fll. CONNOIRS LTD. trucks rumbled over rough News, Sports and Weatb 3.00-Natlonal Schools u.uo-Lively Arts i DRUGGIST er Reports 3.30-The Verdict Is Yours 12.30-Sports Calender pavement. For many Israelis I appearing In the cast it was :1 WATER STREET ST. JOHN'S 9.05-Musle for Millions 3.55-Cross Section 12.3~News and Weather .. ''\- Congratulations \ . 9.20.:.H!t of the Day 4.00-Qpen House 1U5-Pastor's Study less like acting than remember ', .. in g. . EXTENDS 9.30-Austin Willis . 4.30-Dr. Hudson's Secret 12.50-Sign Off. t 9.35-Weather Forecast Jonrnal and !. ED BEST WISHES TO 9.40-Top Times Golden Hits 5.U~Adventures of Bi!nky I 10.00-News 1 na Minute 5.15-Fiower Pot Men :_;·. I.! ... 10.01-"-Martin's Corner 5.30-Ranle Dnnle . . ' ~ KENNEDY'S DRUG STORE . 10.15-What's Cook!n 6.00-Captaln Jack Best Wishes '· ' , . 10.30-Natlonal News · 6.20-The World of Sport Compliments ., 1•:: < ,:-: j DUCKWORTH STREET 10.35-Jerry Wiggin's HouRe- 6.30-News Cavalcade ---1· . ·'' ' .. wlves Choice and News &.50-Point of View to '. \ to j :- ·. ~ : •: , -·I.' ::'. . ' ~ :r ! \ 1 KENNEDY'S DRUG STORE, I KIEH~N,EDY'S 0RUG STORE : .<.,:;: C~ A. HUBLEY LTD. ' . I . . I :' ' Congratulations DUCKWORTH STREET DUCKWORTH STREET i. '' :! ' . PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS and I _. :l., On their recent L~ . !, ,., ' I !I EXTENDS . I I . Best Wishes . ~ I I ~ I I Renovatior.s and Repairs •.. ·I i BY for continued success to . ''·' I . ~ ; . I .• Good Wishes : • ~EN~N~EDY'S o~RUG STORE I' • • • ' for continued success to ' DUCKWORTH STREET ' LTD. KENNEDY'S DIRUG .STORE., On th-e Completion of their Renovations • .A. L~LLY &CO., LTD II~'S DUCKWORTH . STREET • WHOLESALE . MacDonald Who!esale Drugs ·General Traders. CHEMISTS and DRUGGISTS On the co~pletion of Renovations and .· · LIMITED LIMITED BOND STREET PHONE 8·4592 • 8·567:0 continuation of business. 204 DUCKWORTH ST. PHONE 8-4930 FOREST ROAD PHONE 8-5702 ' . ( . ~ ~------~~--~~----·'------~.~

I THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1962 Memo For Teen-Agers: 1 .; ,,, . ·Time·...... 1 Of I ~~. SE·C II A gra~eful, relaxed athtu& il . · · important to beauty. Dol·! Y.our Life s s. twist or fuss with your ie~eJr, .;,,:i•m"' OF MODERN ]i. t ' · t y · or your hair. Keep your hln' • ··•· lNSTANCE Don 't · Be Square; US · · a l 1m as still and relaxed as possib~ for what you do with the~ · IY UTHUR LORD . . can .detract or add to. the ill) : .. •. !First or six artlelesl ing a r~putation as a square; hones in lh1s pcngd of y o u r presiOn You create. ~{Arthur: Two years a~o I BY GAYNOR MADDOX ~lructural growth, is often dan· 1!d you know that Your ht: iQipe(J with my family frcim You have the nutritlon sclentlsts In fact, the results or proper en' r,erously lacking in teen-agers' . picks up more dirt from t~ :Bunsary and emigrated to this ·and the medical profession ing and exercise pay benefi' •liets, particularly among girls. ' air in an hour than lthe rest~ eouiltrY. · MY. wife and I are In worried, In vitality, looks and academ· 13est sources of calcium is milk ' your body docs in a day: What .ur. late 50s and our chlldren a n d athletic achievcmcn •ften rejected by girls, b u t : better reason for shampooir :lt'e in their mid-teens. Now you have be tired of hear· There's nothing square abo1 1sua1Jy drunk by boys. At frequently, I ing that adults are worried any .of those assets. unch tomorroe, look around .1c next time you take ~ hal~ 1 ~ i Hungary-in fact, anywhere about you, but for purely sci· ·our table and sec if that isn't fold up a ~l&.ij1, !luffy 10, 1: in Europe, a man my age and fish reasons you. ought to listen, This series will give you t h ;o. and place 1! agamst the H JUs wife would be respected. to the scientists' story. d o w n-to·c a r t h facts abo: behind you~ heart. It "111 sen~ not~ healthful and slimming eatin 1e reason Dr. Hoobler s n y s as a cush1on wh1le You rei.' Younger people would listen . . ~x to .Us when we talked, Younger The reusons they are worried is habits-with a minimum r nut1·ition is one of the m o s t and rev11·e In warm 'Oop·:•JI.; ~O{I)e wpuld offer us their scat that they now rate your youth· preaching, But first, you ha\ important problems of your age ' .. --·-· __ .. _ _ • ali: a' crowded bus or street car. ful fatness as a major threat to understand why many of yo; ·:roup is that more and more -~ :NO: • one would · accidentally to your own well·being and are fat nnd,, strnnl!ely er ·nen anrf women in their late mercia! Cables, left the city t1 bump into us on the street that or the nation. ough, undernourished at I h c 'ccns o1· early 20s are becom·: TCA over . the weekend on; . wlthollt extending his sincere same time . 'ng parents, One out of c1•cr,v lmsmcss lrtp to :Oiontrcdl. !rj )poiilgies. And the causes. of this health 'ot.lr mothers bearing :t f i r s t , is registered at the Laurc 11111 L threat among boys and girls be· Why docs the tendency lo OI'Cl'· :h1ld is Jess than 20. Between; Hotel. · DON HANR1G~l1 1 J11l'lhings arc different here in tween 13 and 19 are: weight inci·ease as you enter '!140 and 1937. the numbe1· of • • • WA ( CP)-Just)CI America. adolescence.? Dr. Icie Mawy 1abics horn annually with lath·: BUCK~IASTER'S 1'1,\ Hits ·:.::· . planning now cal 0\'creatin&. Hoobler of the ~!crrill Palmer :rs under 20 rose 16:i per cent. 1 The Buckmastcrs Player;~~· start on the s School in Detroit, Mich., a long­ 1963 "'o one cares for our opinion out· . · hold a casting mcctin~ at ;_j; of its new attack on ·slde: our immediate family. Disregard o£ sound nutrition. time student o£ the problems ·. ,J. IWswell G~llaghcr: c~1c!, 1 p.m. Wednesday, in the hE!; No one n!Cers their seat on a of adolescence, explains it \dolescent UnIt, _Chiid 1en s: theatre. All members and . crowded bus to me or to my. Lack of exercise. this way: 'Iospital, Boston, sums. up for! pectivc new member~ int P;c, wife,' who is visibly lame from lOU . the m~dern techmque of! in read in" for a pa t ere. tel a· wound suffered during the Despite their wol'rics about over· "The physical, mental 'and socia' ~~ahng w1th your. excess , ~ . . r tn ~E second World War, weight a J.ll o n g adolescents, strain of living in a body whilr poundage in this way: troup s feshval prullud 10n, 1:1 modern researchers generally it is being built, reorganize·· asked to attend. 'll[i jleoplc l'\1sh hy so rapidly on agree on these "don'ts" for· and adapted to conform wit' • • • th'c street that they themselv.cs parents; new and changing demands o· :'-io matter how fundamental to ON BUSINESS do not know that they have approaching maturity, can se' weight control is the relation· ll!r. G. Gamberg I,.' I. Don't make hm·sh threats of ship between food intake and Brook, arrived in St. hutnpcd inhi us, off frustrations and stress that SNACK Tm!E: Parents are urged to try to force their tcen·age children to cut out between· punishment if a boy or girt may be reflected in physiologic, calories burned, of primary yesterday and is staying at meal snacks, iVh)', ~lr. Lord, do such things doesn't cut down on food in· psychologic and social 1 bchav· importance in modifying your Newfoundland Hotel . happen· in America? We lol'e take. ior . weight is the help which you. • • , · ... lcresl to both parents and chi!· tile same time !hat it results !ri serious because girls at this recch•e in getting into those: ENTERS IJOSI'IT.\L '~.' -~~ .: )l1is' country and its people, but ' . ·•• - .. t inad~quate intake o£ essential age are beginning to menstru· physicial acti1•il!es which .noll l\lrs. Joyce Walter;, wife ...... , )'OU treat us and other oldc1' 2. Don't attempt to cut out the , dren. But what Dr. Hoobler 11 : ' .::. p~rson so inconsidcratcly.-S.S. bet ween ·me a 1 snaclts which Offbeat eating habits often atjt! says about the nutritional needs protein, vitamins, carbohydr· ate. They must maintain an on!)' burn calones but Ytc.ld : Police Sgt. Lloyd \\'alter!, 5; have become a major part of · signs of rchellion against par· of adolescents is particularly ales, a!ld minerals essential to iron intake to compensate for acc~ptance, success and saltS· 1 Salisbury Streel. entcrrd tb young America's social eating ental control. But snacks high important to teen·agers t,hem· normal growth and stamina. this lost of blood. Otherwise, factwn. 1 Grace Hospital l"r , o·car 11l·. S.: It's not .iust older ~und'" 1 ·t in calor!.· cs instead o£ adequate · thev will find it difficult to 1 ... • • people who are treated ineon· Iln b I S, 1 selves. She says: home meals result too often in "Iron. essential to the formation mamtmn' · ad equa t e st ores o f · sen·ation. • • • sideratelv in this countrv, ~lr. I 0 S. Yonn~ people arc also im· · . excess pounds on the growing "Your resistance to ~ound nulri· of hemoglobin in the blood, is iron later when they bear You might show that to Y u r ·polite to one ;mother. And But there a1 e ways for yon to body." lion in general is anothe1· dang. dangerously inadequate in the children." parents~ ' FRO)! CORNEU BROOK here's whl" I tnm I h a t waistline without erous form of youthful reb•~llion diets of many tecn.agcrs, cS· 1 Mr. P. J. ~lichael and ~lr ..\

• • 1 starving ymu·self-or de1•clop· Those comments should be of in· t~nt often causes overweigh( at pecially girls. That can be Calcium. needed to build stmn~ tNEXT: Thr first ~t~psl R. Burry of Corner Brook m _ ------··--.. .. -· -·-- ·--- -· .. - ·· ·-·--- - ·· in the city to attcnrl the ffi!!; \ppraising our wealth as a na· , lion. it is inconceivable that ! ":+:+:+:+:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:+::•:•:•:•:•:.•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•::•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:::•:•:•:•:•:::•:•:•.:•:•~ ing of the Provincial Commar.l we could ha1·e attained it with· · . • · · '•' '•' Royal Canadian Legion, out some ·sacrifices. Our most : N C G S ' A 1 re!irettable sacrifice, however; I .. arrow oat races .Pr.Ing s ppearan. ce 1.~.1Socz·az~Rer.'Sonal ~:; ~~~~s~:!to~e~~::~~~a~tct>. . has been family life. · •:•' here they are registered at th !N·E\\' \'RGO,/I.KIL~ DINUE~AA;:_Th'1s ·1.'. ,:.:,: :,:.j. Newfoundla~d ~ot,d. o\mericnn children now t·e~al'll • , the family as a form of bon· the Year of the slim cont. •:• G l ,•, ·15 YEARS OLD da~c from which to free them· Redingote, princess 01' reefer, :•: 0 u mn ::: · Many happy returns sel~·es as quickly as possible. the coat for spring, 1962, is nar· :!: :•: day to Ronald Penney, 1i F

1 . to visit with old friends. They i • • • 1 January 31st at 8.30 p.m. ·. the rudeness you experience on The nnrrow, scl·it! sleeve bas !he i I returned to Placentia New 1KIRK FELLOWSHIP i will be attractive prim and the crowded bus is realiy no look of high fashion this year: Year's Eve, to visit with old I The Annual General ~!eetlng : will be served. Please ·~ different than similar rudenes· And with it goes the notched, friends. They returned to Pla· ~ of the Kirk Fellowship will be I your own cards and baskets. CLEA~ ses in the American home. And standaway collar. There are centia, New Year's Day and en· 1 held this evening at B o'clock : , • • • when children disregard their some collarless coats, ·of course joyed their first festive season I in the Hall. Following this three . 14 YEAR OLD parents often enough, the par· Softness if the keynote of all in their new home and new , very interesting films will be , Many happy return<

feminine fashions this spring. 1 ents get tired of teaching, town. : shown-"Nanook of the North" day to Frances Em So the child does not learn. And In coats, this can take the • • • !"Beaver People" and "World in Penmore Drive, )lount when the child marries, he does form of embroidered or lace J.'JtO~I GLOVERTOWN a Marsh." Come and bring your j who celebrates her ~4th :not take the trouble to try and collars and cuffs. Detachable, Mr. Max Burry and i\Ir. N. B. 1 friends, day today, January 16th . ~feach ;hls children. o! course. Feminine, yes. . Sparkes of Glovertown, arc in ~ • • • ings and best wishes come The fault lies not with our chil· Blnck, hlnck combfned with •dr11.n. but with us, the parents. white in hold checks, navy the city to attend the meeting f TO TORONTO her mother and dar!. . 500 of I ;:~~!cw of us spend evening blue, white, green, light blue the Provincial Command, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sparkes brothers Ralph and Rand). ::;u'!iJ. weekend time with our and peach are nil sound· coat Hoyal Canadian Legion, which ' and their daughter Diane, left sisters Shirley, Sharon, ~children doing things as a lnm· · colors Cor spring. Add to these : was held yesterday afternoon at by TCA recently after spending 1 and Debbie. France; 11as ily, things instructive and en· . the light and airy pastels with : :he Legion Headquarters. While ' a holiday with Jllrs. Sparkes' 'I dered a surprise party on .·riching rather than tril'ial and peach due to replace last , in the city they are staying at I parents, Mr. and .Mrs. F. G.. da~ by her school fnends ::~leasurc·sccking. We are de· spring's pet pink. the Newfoundland Hotel. 1 Wornel1. Before returning to i Umted Colleg1ale. 1 ::teilitined to amuse ourselves Fabrics a·re lightweight woolens, 1 • • • I their home in Winnipeg, they • • • 'ann we succeed. many in lacy ar.d textured This is the big year of the slim coat. Fluffy chat·treuse wool coat (left) is 6th ANNIVERSARY are spending a week in Toronto IN TOWN < weaves. Silk-and-worsted mix· cut by Monte-Sano and Pruzan with ttigh waist fitted at front and full at back. Congratulations are extender! i with Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wool· : Mr. Kevin Delancy nf Poliieness is born and bred in lures, of course, for d1·ess ;:.Jh~:family, Mr. s.. hut we are C f ~ kl' • 1 d .'d b k B • 1 • • ' to Cpl. and Mrs. A. E. MacGil· I ridge. 'I Brook is in the city on : ·. NOW JU: coats. Even fabrics ca1•ry out ra •. r nee me IS ow an \\I c at ac . Cigc mo 1a1r-and-wool coat (right) . ,1 .1 s • • • • · and is registere dat the ~" , ll9t a nation o£ the famil~·. Our · • • h · · l' 1 11vray (nee ,, arguen e omer· · i . • b M 1 : :'·lrllics are to be found else· the feminine feeling of spring Y arqtuse ts. cut Wit htgh waist me nnd fitted front. Collar has a cut I ton, R.N.) on their sixth wed-[ TO ~10/IITREAL : foundland Hotel. :;.·here. fashions. both wide and low. ding anniversary which they .1\lr. .T. W. Linegar of Com·!' • • • ------HOME AND SCHOOL ; ; ;-,·. The regular monthly lnfa1 :... ~·~·: , :_.~..~·.~.;. _ PollvsJ ·' ·Quiz -f ''Feminine~~ Is Word For Evening D.ress :!dthsect!~~~~s:~~:i~~a~"illheld at the school on "~Al'~R DOI.LS" FQR GROWN· Shift and reshift until you come day, January 17th at s.ao ·~UPS SAVE WORK IN ROOM Up with a furniture arrange- a l R' 'uz Following the business Brow1 ::~·;t: PLANNING ment (on paper) that you like. I 0 ors, Uj J' es tion of the meetin~. )!iss ·;'·~<·BY POLLY CRMER ·Your husband wilt be delighted berts will give a short Ca ~.Jit,tle girls. most of us adored· when he discovers that you on the subject of Homewor~ ·~piaying with paper dolls. 'what know just where you want each 1 Are Jn Store Refreshments will be Sb ;fUll; changing from one dress piece when it's time to move ' after the meeting, ;;~.;~nother. And now, a grown the actual furniture. • • • ·:up..;Jerslon of paper dolls can This should come before the se· FRO~l GRAND FALLS ;;~il lot lo help in deciding on lectlon o£ colors and pattern · For Spring Jllr. W. J. O'Lcarr of NOW .. :".~~~~w look for our homes. for furniture covers. You can Falls, arrived in the city First.~ draw an outline of a room even usc an actual doll house GAILE DUGAS terday and is registered It .that needs a different look. room, ~ecorating It according i Newfoundland Hotel. I i-IEW YORK-INEAl -Evening I >i.iaie it to scale showing win· to the plan in mind, · 'j dresses for spring are the ::·ilo)vs, doors, fireplace and so Dear Polly: I have my san and ~ !J1,i)ifl~(;; i ,f,i\2.! most feminine ever. And con· FROM CORNER BROOK ·:~oii{ To the same scale, cut his wife his great·grandmoth· I \li••,s: :·:· scquentlly, the most beautiful. Mr. S. N. This tic of I t:~lii& pieces of paper that wl11 cr·~ bedroom furniture. It is Brook is at present in the furniture to flo ln. beautiful hurl walnut; the bed b:.:<.O:?\'•••:•.: ~eJ..i'esent i Chiffon, swirled, pleated, draped on business and is registered . · ::·.t~.a;:room. • · has a blg carved headboard, ! or ruffled, predominates. Some I the Newfoundland Hotel. I and footboard; there are a I * • ~ I' ' wash stand and marble-topped times it gets a ring of ostrich I feathers as added fillip. In i MARRIED ' ·fsien~e Now Shrinks dresser, . black and in peach and apri­ I I The marria~c tnok am sick about it, She pointed cot, the chiffon dress floats ftltflle& Without It all, tacked material on the ; Thursday c\'ening at headboard and threw the foot· through major New York col. o'clock, of Inez, dau~hter ·fWiJn or Discomfort hoard ·&way, And then, of all lections. · Mr. Gordon Bennett and I' ,..,...... ' ' ' • things, she took the mirror o[f late Marie Bennett of Bell ' :;:fllilol!lmonct~ 'lnot R.._ P~ the dresser ·and placed It on Ru£flcs nrc at \heir very best land, to Llewellyn, 5on of ! =~diar h It Shrlnb H-lioWt the wall. for evenings, At the hem or Gertrude and the late Don't young people have any re· on little detachable capes, they Skanes of St. John'!, !p. . . . to, Ont, (Special)'- For offer pure flattery. 1 : eilnlt. time aeience hu found a spect for beautiful· antiqu~s? Church of the Ascension. What can I say to her about Pearl, by the Rev. C. \\'. 11Ub1t.ance wll.lt tht Though there are a good many ''1 •• B' tlirink hemQrrholds and the awful ,thing she h~s done?_· sell. · · ·:J:t ~· pain and itchin/!:. · -Mrs. K.D. slim skirts · for evening this bave been rel!cveil Dear Mrs, K.D. :Nothing, You year, the wide skirt has not -'lh thil lnexpenti" rubst.anc• · gave her the furniture so It is vanished entirely. Often, full· rl&ht in the pnvaey of their ow• ness is handled by darting at How to Treat an without any dilcomrort 111 no longer yours to comment .· · C: · vtnitnCA the waistline which provides on. Keep hands off. Age does~·r just the necessary ·width over ACHING .I · /.lJi ·raee after -· while aentll make everything .beautiful. . "liifl!ll pai11 ac~ual reduatloa the hips. ' And the short, bouf· Beige satin costume for spring evenings pairs dress with beaded : fllirlnkaae} took place. . !ant skirt is still in evidence bodlc~ and coat wllh beaded collar and pockets. Dress has wide

. :!·.- .emulng ol all-reeu\Ja for the younger set, skirt, coat ls wool. This Is a Gothe,deslgn, ~ -:-'eo: thorough tbat 11Ufftre11 DofALSE TEETH . : · .u.ttmenl! like "Pile• havt Rock. Slide· or Slip'? Skirt l~ngths are either just be· i ~·to be a problemr' low the knee or way down to al prints on white silk chiffon little' eyening wrap. Other . :, :~Ttiillefl'lltia a new healinc .n. J'ABTEETH, all lmpkoved powder , . 1 ..._ (Bio-Dvne)-discovery of a to be sprinkled on upper ol" lower the ankle. There is no in-be· at! mark this as a spring with liille cap sleeves, threc-quar· lata, holds raise teeth more llrm1y tween. · I Mat-acientiHa institute. r.n place. Do not elide, slip or rock •. forms of cover·up are found in ter sleeves (for dinner dresses) -~ .. . ! Now this new healing substance Nn l!Ummy, ROOey, paat~ taste or a touch of the unusual. and circles or tulle or even os­ : r llelrrr*l in aupp~~&itory or oilll111enl 1eellng. PAS TEETH toalknllnel non• 'Chiffon in vil'icl red Ol' brown. · · .,_. ulled Prtparatum Jl, Alii actd•· Ouea not anur Check~ ~'J!lat~ trich feathers to be wor.n just odor breath". Oet FABTEm11 a~ St10rt dinner dr'css for ~p•·lng Is by Jo CnJlcland of l'l\l>ullu tn l;t.. sharp combinations of black· El'en the stole gets ruffles as all ~ru1 •• .•~ drUI counter• overywliere. quolse crepe, Draplnil of low neckline Is repeated In skirt. Cut. and-white, while crepes, silk trim this year. And the as the mink circlet is worn, on ' ~·. C:: . a • ,...... - 1away lop lends 'two·plece tlffecl. prints· and splashy 'pastel flor· · stole is hack in lop form as a the shoulders. ~ ·.~::...... i' >f :• .. '') t .... r '

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. ------·-····----.... ·-··· -~-- . ·---...... ,...... , ______1962 - ' . . SECTION II SECTION ./1 tuda u THE. DAILY NEWS . Dan•t •· Jewelry ST. JOl-IN'S, NfLD. TUESDAY, JANUARY ~6, 1962 · u~ hands i: . I I !>Ossible :: ' i ,. . ~~ .; '· ' h them ~ ' '..;. . . the bn. • • : ,' · .. . , I . ' ·! ; \. our hair . ': ' com lht ' . 1~ rest Of "Y~ What 10 SICa ampooinz . I· " hath TEST FOR ADDICTION has an extensive program but It Parliament. Those convicted on for life. budgeting. to keep th1 prlsoneN in, the ' I iy to11ei The National Parole Board loses oontrol or released addicts even ·the first offence of smug· Parliament, however, · lacks The :Matsqui centre, about 60 other to keep heroin ouL the tub doesn't need a court. conviction if 'they step over the state line, gling or trafficking in drugs are. constitutional power to put this miles from Vancouver, will be Preventing the flow !11. eon­ \\ 111 ~Crlt nother Step to forfeit or suspend parole since U.S. criminal law is under liable fo life imprisonment. into e££ect. It is a provincial in te heart of the heroin prob· traband narcotics Into maxi- :- nu relnx ' . .-oap-;uds. and return a man to custody. ~tate rather than federal juris· So far there still is plenty of matter. Draft legislation bas !em. About 2,000 of Canada's mum·security prisonJ, where ·'. violates any one of a dozen or diction as in Canada. heroin circulating in the Cana- been sent to the provinces but 3,100 known addiclts are in the addicts now are kept, has been more conditions; ~uch as drift· STILL EXPERII\IENT dian underworld, say health de- ,informants say it is expected to lower B.C. mainland. Vancouver a major justice department 1r tl!y bl· ing back In with the old seamy Yet much of the Canadian partment and 1RCMP narcotics be several months before all is believed to have one drug ad· headache. Recently a guard at '!Hi !lh ~ crowd. program is experimental. Other experts. But the legislation is provinces express their views. diet among every 390 people. the B.C. Penitentiary wu sen­ Dope ~ gainst · One big weapon in the board's countries will be watching for only six months old. They say The object, of course, is to Sketches have been drawn for tenced to nine years in prison Irrdl. a 1 ~d hands will be chemical prcpara· signs of success or otherwise. it is too early to measure . the gain long - term control over the Matsqui institution and de· for smuggling. '! i .;;nrrntlcn . t i Dtl\ 1!.\C\HWIIT Iwith a small group ol 10 or tihons suchh as nali~de and lor· George Street, parole board' full effect of the new law. addicts, There ls one flaw: If tailed planning has begun. It is After their court conviction, ., ' 't :, \·, cr 1 --.lust.icr de- 15 addicts. P. an e. T ese provt e a sure· chairman, said recently: · Third stage of the scheme the preventative-detention law hoped here that tenders will be male addicts will spend about .-·:· l .. "Nobody's got the answers. calls for preventive detention became universal in Canada, eal!ed soon and that construe- six weeks in the B.C. Peniten· l n:ns · ·1 11111 o noll' ealls fur i Th~ real uh.icct will be 12 to ftre test of whether a person '1 P an " h b · t' S yet. We're willing to try any. for non . criminal addicts, in police could swoop down on lion can start later this year. tiary while they are classified '' loyt·r, 'llli · "1,_1 ,;tarl Pll the Hcond : 20 months of intensive tr~at- I as een ust~g J1 narco tc. ~me ' 1 thing that's reasonable." the same way a tuberculosis I practical!y aU addiCts almost Details have not been an- according to character, back· :1 ~ at i.Ju :· . nr•l i!ll~ck on drug: mcnt that will see the addtcts paroled addtcts· may be gtven 111 the field " ' i l't'J,\.11 ph~·sacully, !lll'cn mental such tests frequently, :Mcanwliile, . federal aitthori· suspect can be forced to enter I overnight.· But where would nounced. Thjs much has been I ground, record and so on. Fe- ti,es are trying to guage the a sanatorium. they be put for treatment? learned: : male addicts will go directly to and Pros. : . 1 h"!W; to harr eom· I therapy, trained to get and hold The entire anti·nnrcotic pro· effect of the first stage of the The 1961 federal laws make Matsqui will hold only 450. Matsqui will accommodate 325 ' Matsqui for classification. rntcrcilrd :~~.. :rrf;1lly dt•signcd in· :a job, and e1·en taught-most of gfr~m, in whihch the f!llatsqurl!i and •rt in the ll ~!at,qlll. B.C., for . thqtt need to be taught-how to a er·7are .sc emes orm o y a new program-the attempt to provision for this, providing Long . rang~ plans call for an· male and 125 female addicts at Once inside, the addicts will cut drastically into the supply that anyone before the courts other treatment centre to serve ·opposite ends of a half·mite-long be assigned to small groups of rtt wn, art trratnrrnt of 450 use their leisure time. . I part, ~s bemg touted here .as the of heroin now reaching Can· on any charge can be sentenced Ontario and Quebec. But con- complex costing about $4,000,. 25 to 30 each. The entire treat­ .;1 artdirt; Those who res~o~d then w.tll worlds most ~Om(lrehenstve at· · .. , 11'111 hr made to he released to ftmsh the hal· tack on the !llegal-drug prob· ada's 3,100 known addicts. to indefinite cusjody for treat· struction is likely to rank be- 000. ment program wiJI be designed a.• r.111 1 , h . t I ''£!1'. :-;~ rure is known, I ancc of t ctr sen ence ~n par· em. . . Longer prison terms for ment if found to be an addict. hind several other large institu· The site will be surrounded for individuals within these of Corner :· ·rwrrt> hrrr. Hut a I o!c, in the hope they will ~tay ~o~c wor~ has been. done m heroin smugglers and peddlers After treatment, first offend· lions, designed to end over- by two paral!cl chain · link groups, rather than having a St. Jobn'a · onr will !'nntinuc at orr drugs and the petty wme Brttatn but 1t has practically no were written into a new Nar· ers would be put on parole for crowding in the federal penalj fences, about 14 feet high and single over • all program for .. , re;rarrhcr~ work needed to finance it. addiction problem. California colic Control Act last year by 10 years and second offenders system, in justice department 16 feet apart-in a sense, one . everyone. !·inc at th 1 1 I

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I . THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1962 DAILY NEW Athlete Of The Year To Be Named ·Tonight ' . The Athlete of the Ycau- will. be natr.~d to· LAST. ; : 1 ·night. Mayor H. G. R. Mews wiU reveal the well· Bre11'CJ')':-3 kept secr.~t at centre icc between periods of the . 233 258 2! Fcildlnns-St. Pat's senior game. \l'h!te 169 254 11 . Olt~cr 204 256 2• . McKaY ~67 280 3: After being introduced by Hocltcy League r ddcn ~ President Jim Vinicombe, tl-,1 Mayor will untie 1\ a 873 1048 9• i the Athlete oft•he Year scroll and rend it. Nol'a ]llotors:-0 Twenty 225 178 2! ~rarsh 214 225 I! Promotor Tom Dunne will present the Ath· Nugent J.~te of the Year Trophy, and then Mr. Vinicombe Here arc the Nation;\ sncldrove 309 264 1• "d 103 101 1 and the Ma;vor will hand over to the athlete ten f:cy Leagues' top llrent·.- . Kcnne y 851 768 8 prizes on behalf of the City's sports-minded busi­ getters as compiled ir~~ D::ily News file;. The;e · ness houses. tics include the wcek·enct . n r~·cl' & -Co.:-3 ; ltO;l 284 228 2 The 1961 wina·.~r gets: a special award from'. G .\ p~wcr 202 262 2 the Daily News; a $25.00 gift . certificate from Bathgate (NY) .... !7 41 · Walsh 240 190 I the Evening Telegram; an .~ngrnved transistor Howe (D) ...... 19 2i penneY 209 219 1 935 899 8 radio from VOCM; n pair of D & R ~ocltcy gloves .. Provost 01) .. ..21 21 and baseball glove 'f1·om the Sports Centre; a Sun­ Mahovlich (TJ .... 20 21 Con. Co.:-0 Fitzgerald 181 209 1 beam "Roller-E'.~::tric" razor from Harl'is & His· ~.!ikita (C) ..... 13 ;1 Hllll (Cl ...... 18 2,1 Hall 182 234 l cock; a Holden's terrylene sleeping b!lg from the Bucyk (B) ...... 10 21 ·Hall 178 229 I Spol'ts Shop; a HI-gauge shotgun from Robin Hood :l!cKenncy

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THE DAILY NFLD. TUESDAY News Around Joe Batt's Arm Atlantic Maritimes Line Grand Bank News A fire on the Little Fogo Is· SAILING BETWEEN THE PASSING SCENE ~~n~~ ~~~:~~riat~~~h~rf~!~lt~~ NEW YORK, SAINT J~~~· N B., HALIFAX, EE GRAND BANK, Jan. 10- opamon we feel that In the would he non-profitable artu some of the residents of Joe Weather conditions are now advice given to councils, road that the building and assets Batt's Arm and the R.C.lll.P. ST. JOHN'S AND CORNER BROOK, \FLD. Earle Sons & Company trade more seasona bl e. Some snow boards, an d parties authorized would be liqu Idated. boat was sent out to th• Is· M.V. "AALESUND" ~--By ERIC A. SEYMOUR--• and frost have been the order to implemm1t this programme " BEL' I.SLAND'S UNHAPPY PLIGHT for. the past few days to sue· was not explicit and left the SPORT lands and the sole' occupant. L1•. New York ··· .Tan. 12 Feb. ,_, ceed the long sustained period door open for such situations The local inter-club local Mr. Leo Pearce was assisted Ar. Corner Broo\;, ~d'ild...... Jian. 17 M~ 'ld d't' h · d · back to Joe Batt's Arm. He had · Ar. St. John'.s, Nll ...... · ·an ln September 1, 1955, ed Only two days a Week. f 1 On.' ~ o rna con 1 10 s wh1ch pre- as arc conten ed m some areas. basketball series resumed its L s h 5 1Nfld 1 · ''0 Wl!l'e present on Bell Island for Employment covered only 1,100 vailed throughout December. ...---- series last Friday ni~ht. In this been unable to return earlier, "· ,t. Jo n • · ...... :...... ··an. 2• what was then an historic oc· men then and these Were. em· We arc in a New Year and IIUNTING SEASON OVER contest the competing~ teams because his motor boat had Ar. New York · ··· · .. · ...... · · .Jan. i · easion. It was the official open· p!oyed for one-third of the with this Issue we start another The big game hunting season were the Regional High School been rendered unserviceable in LOADING CHILL, REEFEH Ar\D GE:\LHAL lng nu~iliary visited the Fortune ' Chapl~m, lllrs. Ju~ia Combdcn: · "CITATIO~ Commi~saon Report had this to Ithe minin!! community. Bell huodrcd and fifteen thousanrl year saw this practice con· Auxiliary, and the Fortune Guardian, Mrs. Ehza King; Di· Also- uP-TO-TllE-.\1!:\L'TE \E\\~- ~ay: "Th~ reduced employment lstanclcrs know adversitv but pounds, followed by the "For· tinucd and increased and added friends visited us· we alwavs rector of Ceremonies, ~Irs. Vio· ' In th~ mmes constitute one of never defeat. • · tunc Star", with seventy thous­ immensely to the mood of the look forward to 'these joint Ia F'?rd; Leclurcr, lllrs. Martha : TIMES OF. SHOWS SERIES th~ most serious problems ron· ~nd poundR and thr. "Blue festivities and celebration. mcctin~s. Hew_Itt; Second Lecturer, Mrs. 1 fronting the Newfoundland Gov- Mist II" with one hundred and A delicious ~upper was Jcme Freakc; Pianist, ll!rs. I ONE EVENING SHOW DAILY ernment. For, under present. ------­ eighty thousand pounds. Early STUDENTS served and the singing of Auld Betty IIIIIIer: Inner Guard, 1\!rs. ronditio.ns, the unemployed In the week catche~ were small Students of the town schools 1 Lang Syne brought our final Carne . Bl~ke: O~tcr Guard, STARTING AT 7.45 mmer I! unable to urn a due to poor weather and a scar· returned to their classrooms on meeting to a close. Mrs. ~IJUnle Hewitt; Second LIF lh·rlihood either from the fish· • BARBS • city of fish hut improved dur· Monday after the two week va. Let's hope that the vear i Commtttce, Mrs. Evelyn Brett. MATINEE 1 P.M. en.· or from work in the woods, ------~~ lng the latter part when had· cation period. They arc now 1962 will be ~ successful year, . - and large numbers of men have - .. ~A··~ dock struck in, The "Luckimee" settled down to the work of and that all the women will . Chmtmas ~ervlces were held therefore been forced to fall By HAL COCKRAN arrived over the weekend with the second term whilst the Reg. rally together and become mem- m the Anglican Church on back on public relief. Their a full load of two hundred and lonal High School pupils are hers of the new organization, C.hristmas Day. Communion ser· NEXT ATTRACTION numbers, too, have been swollen Hard workers smile the most, twenty thousand8 pounds, and preparing for the mid-year VIces were held at 7 a.m. and ,:' by returning emigrants who says a doctor. We'd call that a the "Grand Duke" loaded with exams which will be written SONS OF TEMPERANCE agai~ at 9 a.m. Matins and Holy . GARY COOPER - DEBOHAII KEilfl in : '. llal'e lost their •·mployment real sense of humor. two hundred thousand pounds. next week. We wish them luck The Ladies Division of the Baptism was held at 11 a.m. I ahroad, and the districts sur- • • • in their work. Sons of Temperance held their Christmas !ervices were also "N A K ED EDGE" - EXCITE.\IE\T­ \ - annunl Christmas Party on held at the United and Roman . ·, rounding Conception Bay, which · If you're looking for a note WHALING INDUSTRY THRILLS - H.o;\IAI\'CE - SUSPE\SE. are the most thickly populated of harmony that will settle Burin Peninsula fishermen, MOVES TO FORTUNE January 3, 1962. The members Catholic Churches. and were formerly the most family disputes, It's dough. who previously prosecuted the The well known shipbuilding Invited one or more guests and flourishing part of the Island, • • • whaling Industry out of British firm of Grandy Bros. ceases prepared a programme of hum. Mr. and 1\lrs. Walter Ludlow 11a1·e now become a centre or , ·· Columbia, are looking forward operations here at the end of oro us readings, recitations and celebrated their 51st wedding . ' distress .•.." ' to again resuming operations the ·year. The firm has now singing, which brought gre~t ap­ anniversary Dec. 22. We wish At that time, of course, Bell this spring, An agreement has moved to adjacent Fortune plause. Santa Claus was pres. them all the best in the coming .·.. ~ Island was caught into the been signed between the oper· where they will continue oper· ent and gave everyone a gift year. l~rgcr web of general deprcs· ators and the union represent· ations in future. Grandy Broth .. f;om the tr.ee, after which de­ .-' saon. Now the situation is dif· ~~!!!!!~!!!!!!!'! lng the fishermen relative to .ers llas been successfully en· hclous refreshments were serv- · The many friends of 1\lr. !erent inasmuch as Bell Island ::; this year's operations. New· gaged at the '!hipbuilding In· ed and a very enjoyable even. Charles Brett were sorry to 1s alone _in its agony of despair. · You're taking a chan·ce whim foundland members of ·the dustry here for the past 'ten ing spent. hear that he spent Christmas ··"'' It years or so, and It is regretted The election of officers took Day in Fogo Hospital, and wish ·"""• Around the general economic you remove your galoshes in 1 union approved· of the agree­ situa~ion i5 fairly firm, but st. movie. You may find them full ment at a meeting and secret that this small Industry is place on Dec. 18th, and resulted him a ~peedy recovery. .Johns will feel the effects of. of popcorn. ballot vote held here recently. leaving our town. Officials of as follows: Worthy patriarch . .~'' the curtailment of operations • • • · Wallace Anstey, who Is the New the. concern intimated that Mrs ..Elfreda Huelokke; worth~ Congratulations are extended their reasons for moving to assocl8tc, Mrs. Bessie Grant· to the following parents to ST nt Bell Island. It ~akes you feel better your· foundland union delegate, said One time Bell Island had a self when you think people are that the Burin Peninsula fisher· Fortune are economic, and that chaplain, Mrs. Margaret Vallis: whom children were recently HELD OVER work force of 2,200 men. The nicer than you know they are. men will leave here In March more space needed for expan· recording scribe, Mrs. Lucy Dia~ born: Mr. and 1\lrs. Stephen J. miners and surfaccmen In for· for Vancouver, They expect to slon h available at Fortune. mond; assistant recording scribe Coffin, a girl; llfr. and 1\ln. - mer years were engaged in be whaling until late Septem· We wish them continued auc· Mrs. Abbie Price; treasurer William Hewitt, a girl; 1\Ir. and .. ,'' r .•'. two six·monthly shifts, the her In a six month voyage, cess In their new sphere of Mrs. Hannah J. Wooden; finan: Mrs. Roy Torraville, a girl; Mr "THE BEST BLOCKBUSTER OF THE YEAR .. LITTLE Ll% and Mrs. Michael Decker, twin •, ,~ first comprising those who operations. clay secretary, lllrs. Francis ...RIPS THE HEARTr ·'·... ' went fishing in the summer and ., ISSUES STATEMENT --'- Bartlett; conductor, lllrs. Elsie boys. BOSLEY CROWTHER, NEW 1Gof tooth decay may ~ llAbandoned I' ~ ~ 4 ~ ,a u 9 ~0 II TIMES OF SHOW~ , UMouths sign, uoclety of workerS in the soo~~o end. There may even come :ISCollllbe 11.2 13 14 fme llts, was fonned ill the a time when nfelong immunity For prom1 ·.;A Hope and New York studio of Sa111uel B. ONE EVENING · SHOW DAILY · .Cummlllga I~ lU 11 lo dental infections will be Surprise Your Friends Mom:, telegraph inventor 1111d achieved by a lingle inotu!ation STARTING AT 7.30. '··.r~ :18 Huntlnil dllgg 18 Ill portrait pliuter. at birth. : aasuturu ' MATINEE-l P.M . . :190wned ll Coffee • .UWelgbt The Day Under Your Sign Serve Newfoundland . ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS • 41Fendolf r~ :z• ~~ zr 28 ~-' ' C4 Makelmoum!ul ~.ESJBorn lole!

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. T' .. Ltd. .• JACOBY ON BRIDGE ·,\.'\, N.s .. EE a:: :::a !W's , ... ~c xz__ LONG SUlif IS XFLD. NOT ESTABLISIIED . ' By OSWALD JACOBY In this hand from tho 1931 i MARCONI match I have purposely omitted I, names. South played his two ... I no-trump contract very well and 1: 1 made it; but really good defense would have beaten him, ALL NEW FOR '62 East won the first trick with the queen of hearts and return· ed the· suit. South held off till the third lead. Then he Jed a ltd. small diamond from dummy . . . \ R. This was won by his queen \\[) ' after East played low. A dia· mond return to the ace disclos· f;'' ed the bad break in that suit '' ' ' and South led dummy's ten of ' i ' ' spades. East played the king. -. ' c·d. . South won with the ace and led ' the jack which West .[oak with 1.\\D the queen. Now West cashed lhe last two hearts and shifted to the 1 >~~~, ei~ht of clubs. Dummy played . ~ ' ------... 11 NORTH (D) 2!1 I ·.... ,, .. , aaJ.!f; h~~!J~~ sot two hig~pls f~r a. clime'l'' .. I I : [ 0 ~ 1\1103 ¥A32 WILSON SCiWCCS +A7652 1 +KJ9 I WEST EAS'r .QB7G2 4K54 !I .K.l,G074 YQ5 ' +J . + K1004 HEATRE . +87 +Q1032 SOUTB. -·--· -··- 4AJ9 ¥J8B +Q03 .;.A654 , Both vulnerable and North ' ' ..... 1 and South 40 part score. -·--- i Norib Earl Soulb Wen II 1 + l'ass 2 N.T, l'B.58 ' Fass Pass MARCONI I Openlnglenc!-¥ 10 il~------~the nine, East the ten, and South the ace. South cashed the nine of spades and East was liFEGUARD TV. squeezed. He had to unguard the queen of clubs in order to retain a high diamond and ::1 ;mo, South made the last two tricks with dummy's king and jack of r:1~1 -"' PORTABLES clubs . lliiTO~ "AWARD'' Where did the defense go .:u~~~ CONSOLES wrong'! 'l'he fault was West's. SERIES He should have let the jack of / Combinations spades hold. Then when he did 11 CIT ATION" ~:et the lead· he would be able : \\S- to take enough tricks to set the with Radio or hand. SERIES Stereo LY CARD SENSE Q-The bidding has been: "OK" LIFE-TESTED FOR YOUR ASSURED West North East South 1 oTo Double Pass 1 Ill Pass Pass 2 "" 2 + SATISFACTION 3,Y. 3. 4... 7 You, South, hold: I\IQ654 ¥432 tA.T73 ... 65 What do you do? A-Pass, you really expect to MARCONI set this contract, but you have nothing that warrants a double. STILL THE TODA Y'S QUESTION After your one spade bid GREATEST West passes and your partner bids two hearts. What do you NAME do in this case? Answer 'l'omorrow IN ST E A M S li I P RADIO l'Vrt w.PMY BLli J.lOW CAN _ __. .FILLOFSCRUBBII-JG l STOP IT :;' L MOVEMENTS DOODLING OFF CAN'T STAND MY WAU..f GUARD ALl. 1!-IE' NFLD. CANADA S'fEAM· IIM'Ef , SHIPS LIMITED. : M.S. Bedford II sailing from I STEREOPHONIC , I Halilax January 12th, du~ St. 1 John's January 14th. ' •s.s. Gulfport sailing from Halilax January 13th due St. '' SOUND John's January 15th. THE YEAR M.V. Fauvelte sailing from Halifax January 16th, due St. IE HEART!" John's January 18th, NEW YORK TIM!J 1\I.S. Bedford II ~ailing !rom ... ;-..~ . .. Halifax January 20th, due St. John's JJnuary 22nd. Bv FRANK O'NEAL •s.s. Gulfport sailing from ~ 1 - . . 'I. ''RT RIBS ;/· Halifax J unuary 23rd, due St. John's January 25th. i M.V. Fauvette sailing from ,-I '' .I Halifax January 24th, due St. I John's January 26th, I M.S. B~dford II sailing from Halifax January 29th, due St. I . John's January 31st. . ' M.V. Fauvette sailing from I:' Halifax January 31st, due St. John's· February 2nd. *Refrigeration i i' FURNESS WITIIY and CO., i I PRESEN1S .I f. ~ "Nova· Scotia" leaving Liver· . I . . ' ~RIE SAINT MARCONI pool Jan. 17, due St. John's, ' Dec. 23. Leaving for Halifax I. : t LAWFORD ~f011TY :'vfF.F.KLE r: . and Bojton Jan. 24, due Hall· . - I~ ,. lHN DEREK fax Jan 26 and Boston Jan. 31. Leaving Boston Feli. 2 and ;; ,.. 'i TRIPHONIC STEREO Hal!fax Feb. 6, due St. John's ··;_ ,;) : Feb. B. Sailing again-some day ~-- ' :- :1 . for Liverpool. r: ... , MARCONI YEARS OF "Newfoundland" leaving Liv· ' :JU..,~ ELECTRONIC erpool Jan. 31, due St. John's DIAMOND Feb. 6, Leaving for Halifax and --~60 lEADERSHIP Boston Feb. 7, due Halifax Feb. JUBILEE 9 and Boston Feb. 14. Leaving Boston Feb. 16 and Halifax Feb. 21, due St. John's Feb. 23. Sail· For prompt and efficiunt ful'nnce and stove oil deliver)' lng again same day for Liver· pool. >AlLY "Manchester Faith" leaving DIAL 3001 - 3005. Liverpool Feb. 14, due St. John's Feb. 21. Leaving for 13v LEON SCHLESINGER' Halifax and Boston Feb. 22, THIS due Halifax Feb. 24 and Bas· CS:W.INDI! I I

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, .. '- TilE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHI'\'S, NFLD .. TUESDAY, JANrARY lG. 1861

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cl MS ti0011 61 ,it .it -1 1 TrmRI( GI!OIIO 101 101 -! you In any way wlrh Newspa 1.1. l.;u: non t!lti Hl.\ l~fi 1 1 Nl.stu 1000 ~ :t S · Tcrrlton· taoo tl tJ 1:1 • IRON I''IRE~l:\N your lnouranc;e Pf'!blCilll, REI'AIIlS .\\'11 SJ:It\'ICE I TilE DAILY 1.N'ttllo :1:1167 237 2:H :2:!1 -R 1 ~or-Al'na R:lOO :!!1 2~ 27 ···I j 'rhom 1. .1\~jO ).i4 lt\ ISO jult caU, .. IIEA'fiNG EQUli':'IIE!"T Lvmlh~t :\:,on 1:.! 12 12 ,_ I':I 1 S'oramll 99fil; SR2 fin• :a u~,. -1 I Tom bill •flOjO fil 62 li4 --1 5 1.\'I:S . I ~h1 c~s.,R .">:11 ,1;1i 3:'10 :rm -Jfl !\:ora:old 31)00 7 7 1 -1 ITnrhrit :JJOrJ :tl :u :\1 --1 : .ianlli.l7 SER 1 M11cdn11 :,ooo 2!t 29 Z!l -2 ~orlartlc .100 13 ':1. t:l'~ 13h- t~ Tnrmunt 139\H 6'1 .'l7 S!l -1 ~- lllo\1. 8·3001 lo 8·3005 TORUSTO (~LO~IS(t STOl'H.!'\ I~tac~ir !~rJII 3'~ ;'112 :\1:: -- h ~llfJ1i\.'< !llnOO 171,~ JR 1ft -1 Trlbat: :tiOO 4~ -t~ \R TODJ .• n, '(ht Lanadltlll Jtrh'l . I M;u•l,rod lUO tU lt.; 11!\ ·t S :oJ Cohlstm 9000 i8 ;r, 75 -<1 Ult·Shaw 60(}0 Ah 71"J A'< + I REG. T. MORGAN ' 'tort~nle Stnrk t:\fhan;:f'-Jan. u 1 ~lntl•.('n '.!OZ:1 !!JO 27:i :!26 N Goldcrt 1.mo l5 :!.1 2:!'1-2.~ tT ~linin~ .jOOO 19 \9 l!l ; I 1 1 1 ~~n INSURANCE •'Where To llmllllltlf t;uJUIM,on 1,, , 1 ,.n, 1 ;~y',,! Mw'!ntl :w~o 11-: 4 .~ 1.7 ., 2 1 ~ flank · 5100 45 H ·U u A'ibCIItTn 1::.oo :m:; a5o : _.ia_n_':_.JA_/_E_R_s_r_R_E_er__ .' 1 10 ~· tran:;at•tion!\. l.luo~nliOI'I!I in C(',!l liiC'~b ,. :'ollHI 1\i'lr J.\1~11 21 17 -l 1:1 . 4- '·"li North Can nno ~~>0 '.!1.) z~;, - ~ Un Krno qn !13.'i !'l.;s n~ Temple Bui!dinp. Dudwor1h ~ nHlr ..;cd $. z-OLid lo. xti--E'<·tlll'lri~·.J, :\1r.~.rl'un 1~00 11 10 10 -1 ·Norulle :noo p~; ~~'l 9tt Upp can Rlil 183 11.0 183 ' J 1 1'l0!'1 H fi ti Balsam ).r-l:x-rl~;hlP.. xw-=t:~-warralll!>i ~tt 1 :\hl\',111 tiZOO o1!\ ·l.i': 1j·'A -llll O'Brien AI:O 61 fil fit ----1 \'nndoo c: •an"f' 1J 1om prcnuus ho.;ui·IOI ('!tJ~·I,\trl!"('h nrnn ~~ 11 1\ -- l.oz O!'emlsk'a \1.1~1 650 610 S.)() I~ \'iUI7t ~100 lR 170 ITfl ~ ~ I ~ ·~ B . ;alt [1,,0 9.10 2.100 .21ti, 21.; \'esl'ill' 1267 IIi 16 lfl In• ~JC'U:n11 1~5 !l~O Orchan :!1~ • Srt ~tcl{rn 7:.iO:l 1~ 11 Ul +1 Ormsby 1(1j00 27 2~ :!S +1 Ylolatn noo M Rl I'J ; t l 1 1 jO() 6!1 li!) 6~ -1 l'lwnc 8-6077 - 8-5586 ~alt• lllt:h l.o,.· L'IN1r Ch''r: ~!c:'.~;u :~10fl !i .:l 1) 'it ~~~-2 cn inn• ::W'Y ~, rtr iJ ~;i;t • ~ ~ 1 :'~Jurrav ~~ 27000 120 · 116 120 +5 Pros Alr 7150 85 R3 3 -2 Zcnmac 29000 19 18 19 +2 Stove Oil aml Furnace Oil in f orrn aLi on.: 3 712 4 ··31 -- 1 24 10 .~ 0 IJfl llS tl8 1 a I~iltnil Cr :l011 12 12 1Z , Purdex IMOO ~h 4H 4~'t- t:z zulapa 2000 .3o 2s 30 + 1 2 2 2 ~~~~:ua toJ ::rn .!~01.1 .:;o i 5 ~~tltnn so;~o ~7 1~~~ ~~~~- h ~~: E~~b :~: ~ ~\2 ~ ~ ;:= n~~i: 1~00 a2.'i 8:!.1 B2:'i 8 26 Cal Ed :o~ ~::2 :!:Z 22 ., 111 •,t' n J Q llh '•oo •oo "00 500 15 l oo 49 49 49 l DIAL 8~4249 1 l 011 Lds t•l 0 !JJ !WI pn ~ ~ ~cw 1\llltr ~00 1 .-a 4~3 4~1 ue • t .. ;1 ;1 - Yukon Con 0 -- 11 30 4 3 1 6 S!lCCial Coal for Grates ~ms. JOB~ nca CS rrte 1..~.~~~ 1;~ 4~~ !~ =5° I~.. ~:~·.. ~~~ J~~~ 1~ ~ ~g :;-~ ~~~e~~~t ~~ ~~~ 9~~ ~~~ ~ fs ~lont ~J~s~~~~~ 74!1 7~'~- ~~ 18 C' Chlrltn ; ~:> ~9~ 460 ·HIS ~~O ~£'\\ C::1l. PO~O 27 27 27 Rafilnre 11600 66 61 65 +4 C lmt' ~k Ct321 $71~~ 71 71\'4- ~4 ALSO , Resident )lana1rre;i C lltlhl .,3 . ~"O -lll , :'i Gflld\Ue ~8H 41,~ o\ 4 fiayrock 12000 100 !lS 95 -4 noyal I92G $33~3 821,~ 83~-'.1- H .. 1 11 430 420 llirch Junk.> and Kindling II 20 l'dtt l>t\' .. ..tl • • . J xrw Uort·o 4~ou ro 7!1 79 Rnlm 4000 17 16~~ 17 Tor.Dom 934 S70'~ 70 10;~ i,m3Uf t; Ex Gi'ls ~c.oo 161 l.'i7 HO · • K 1 9 930 930 I All trucks radio equipped. 2 21 c Hl~h n 1~~ll "~2 ;!tLJ ='·~: r· ~ ~ewh~~!lre ii~6~ ~~ ,r' ~~ :t' ~:~ ~~;m 1~ 4~~!: Sh 5\h- I,'J Ic Bre\~' ·~r!l~s;~~~··~ 59 - H !0 COSTS C nomO t·t•:r,;:r.::&.l! I . 2 2 Electric Sto1·e. :hine~ fiefri~rrator. ~~.{·~.~n.\1H~mlc .., :;~... ,.(~ :lt:~;J li-\~,. ;:,.:ti~ -t;·:' I ':.STAY DOWN . Reeord Pla\'!•r rar~o ··;en m 33o :1;0 • 5 , COMMUNITY, .CLEANERS J'r t'l'tf' rr :.'lltl -n~n ~flU \fltl 'complete 1:il·i1;~ Ro•Jm 1 GrHnmt Pl•ins .\ ::!IUS4oo ~~~s:;•, 1:F.-13'• "'•II •--r '•11 WHEN ARMCO '------•. Also bah~· furniture clc 118 Oil G '"1 S18 IR IB range from one·. tWtJ. l.anLia :10 3911 J~ l~O '1~ ·'·ears old. Fnr inqu:·:: 3 k~~r.:~"~"' ~~: .'L J~::~t",1 Tel. Town No. 90574 Outside No. 57-90574 Phone :\IH, J. '"ru•••o• ).1an!.!cld :nuo 10r: !l~l !ll: ... .: BUilDINGS Mrdal J6i0 Z.'i~, :!~0 Z.\1 .. 1 1 L~! a Dia19485~ ~::~,·~~~y ~:: ;~.,;~ .. ;~.,-I 1· FURNACE- DUCT WORK ~at PC't' wo zj!J :!.il ~:."Js -20 4 #tvU , or Write P.O. BOX S Oa\ itt 100(} ll 11 11 ... 1 [fl . jani3.Jii.I7.1H ALL CONSO BEENCLAI~l 2 l ~g:~~~.:\orthlrl :\500~: :!3~1° 2'!i~ 23~~ =~,,... 2 STOVE PIPE & CHIMNEY CLEANERS GO UP ~IISCELL.\"".'rm•: Okalta u·,ll() 13 10 1 ~ 10~'2 ..- 1-:1 P<~ac Pelt 5ti~O $lj·1il U l~ + ,, I~JSURANCE Pu- Pelt w 2f.ll 9jSO 91;, 9~1) • SU FOR SALE Pamoil l:\~00 40 :\9\~ 41)· -1 I Permo pr ;.!,i.(HJ ·\! .1!' 33 --:\ EXPERT MODERN EQUIPMENT Help Kin Pt'ruv Olls tnoo t9U !flO tsu -~ Petrr>l ~lf\11) ft~ ti~ 6\ -J ! PM\tiPPI ~:?j 34 34 Jt -t- l',-2 Place 1037~ 49 ·li 48 --:? i 8-2011 - 5 LINES Prairlt Oil 200 268 269 26R _.. 8 GIVE US A TRIAL FIRST l'ro,·n Ga1 1t02j 21~ 210 215 GANDER, G. GOSSE 84704 ..... Quon\oo liZ:\ 17 !i 17 -1 Ranter ~011 WI \ti.1 lh!J J- 4 ~UCI:t '!OCO 117 \14 lU -1 I janl1,18 CI.AREN\'ILLE SnUih U R7500 20 li li1 1 • 1.'2 1l Expert V ~ AJ,EX STRONG 8·3336 or 8·3331 .. 1 1 51'DonrrTidal 1J~tHI1732 1Wz2 '11;1 :: 8211':: -1· --z I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Clll!U:IiO~m·rt::RS Traru, ('~n ~1:111 4i ·17 -H ·-2 GRAND FALLS, Triati Ot1 Ji.iO tSi lift tin ··-0 We can erect your Armco Building fa!\ NFl.D. RREWERY 8·2ii47 \In Oll'- 10fl00 1 ~!l Hi I 1~ .1 4 and save you money at the same time. AUTOMATIC w <.:rln OG :no l~h tli 12~ • 2 • Factory·produccd parts cut job·site work, NO MORE TV .. , .. \\'COG • liM :1~ :'\.\ l8 1 J I t;ALt:NllAR . .. Wsburn• 7()11 70 ;n il"l : eliminate waste of materials. Our ex· REPAIR BILW W•IOit> !l.l9 6~ ~10 610 ' 10 I perienced crews reduce construction \\'lndfall ;',00 L\l':t J.'l.l 1~~'2: -t-Il :r I time and expense. Write or call for com· ' !l!l" -\ ;\l;W ~J:T .\U" -.. '\'•n C11n :30f'.fl 4 31 ~ ~ + 1 1 MISt:s · plete information. ! Statutory Notice l.fH\'.COST t.U '···'L"um• WATt;~t;~~· AbatUt :!0:1 141 :r H 1<1 1';1 ~ 2''J j . c.o.~>. :\nd eun StOOO 15 12 11 ., 2~-i TENDERS ' \· ·' ~---1 RDI-:R~ ~ ""·.· .\d\'ocate l:.!flO 5!1\1 570 ~7tl -:'1 I AUTHORIZED , . ,.\~nlco 1i:'l7 ~ ~6 % -4 I !>:OTIC~: is hereby given that .'\kaUchn 1~000 40 ~o 40 ... t~ DEALER R£DDV KILOWAn e an application will be made to lll~en l'rumpt ~ '\,\m Lardrr 14000 21 20 'JO -l I:' 1 Allentlun .\mill Rare &0011 H 12 1-: 133 ·r t.J :the Pa1·1iament of Canada at XXXX X .... · X X X An aeon 2300 4i 47 47 + 1 , the present, next, or following Anglo Bur 9.10 940 910 ~10 -10 J. J. HUSSE)' ELECTRICITY sxxx SEUV . 'API ROU)'D 1000 14 ll H FO-R FUEL ensuing session thereof for a An•ll moo m; 12 12 LIMITED :Private Bill inrnrpo1·ating a Ar<'ad wtJ 2000 m 2'·2 2,.. ~- ~; the Area 10300 12 lOl 110 -2 179 New Gower Street, 'company under the name of I LOAN AVALON Arlon 40000 11 101', 11 +I St. John's Dial 8·5795·8·3270 ONE BRIGHT ·;:~. A Ar.,dla 1£9200 70 62 70 + 7 Polaris Pipe !.i111>s for the pur·; WATER ;\ AU C Cop 1100 !10 105 110 • 2 "' .. i For One Year Beginning Feb. 1st, 1962 SPOT pose of eonstructing and opcr· i THE BANK Qf ...... :\ Aumaq 2100 7 611 7 • 1'.1 I . I Aunor 330 355 m lll .15 -- , . atmg interprovincial and extra-, jl ~ .. ·. Ptantena ~500 28 27 27 + 1 Bankfltld 60000 IB 17 18 +I I Statutory Notl'ce i in 'prol'incial and/or international• NOVA SCOT~ Barnat 19l0 160 ll2 156 +2 , pipe lines for the transportation : ---" ,f Baue !dolall 82!0 9 f 9 +II> -PJ~- of any natural or artificial gas 1 FJl lla!ka 6700 II 12 12 -1 _·_._ Barox 3500 l2 ll 51 -1 In the m.atter of the Estate of LIGHf C, Nillfl 'and crude oil and oth~r liquid • .Ben LoCI 2000 5 !1 5 -1 TENDERS ARE CALLED I . and gaseous hydrocarbons with· •: 'llolchor lOOOO 49 4!• 49 Ka tl 1enne F ow I ow, I a t e Of 1 ., • ' " 1 , .. , , t 1 · lltthlm 7250 170 165 170 +6 Trinity, in the Province of 8 0 'in or outside Canada. subject ll!bls ~ Bh 81\lo 8\i + \I Bldcop 217171 14\1 1:12 1m H't.J For the Supply of Newfoundland, Retired I In and Around St. John's I to the National Energy Board ..... '.; Black nav 87000 26 21 22 + 1 . Schoo) Teacher, Deceased, Cheap Reliable Electricity ! Act, Chapter 46 of the Statutes .... _ •..,1_ ...... eardulao 14000 7 '1 7 - lh. ') ,.. : ; : -.. ~·: ·llounn 5000 48 ·I 48 All persons claiming to be 1 '" of Canada, 1959.. and of any , 'r •:. ~I " . ·.' :.0). · • Bralornt 700 640 621 &lo + 15 ·:!. !··>-~·BiiJnlwkll: 1000 475 44~ H5 -15 creditors Df or who have any , AUTO PARTS (Whole) other general le~tslatiOn of !he 1 . (1). Approximately 650,000' gallons of Bunker c·, to be deliver· · ' 1 :';' 11u1r .~nlt ~50 J15 305 315 -10 I 1 · d d f l'arhamcnt of canada re!ahng 3 Course Ro c a1ms or eman upon or a · · r 1 . ',J ·. ·: · cu0amol 5lBJ 13\i 131\ ll'i + 1 10 ·. ·~.... ·• ,.!..!.·.camp Chlb 2000 n3 110 120 -'-!! feeling the estate of Katherine Nfld. i plpe mes. 1 · ··.·. "'=~~~ C~amP RL 120 1!6\~ 161.':1 16~-1 + ~~ i· ed to three Catholic Institutions in the City of St. John's. 3 Course Ste . _; ~-~~ ~!t.!c Tun' 34SO 2U 20l 215 .,.5 Fowlow late of Trinity afore· Armature : The applie;mt.- will request i : . ~:· ~· ·r ·'•lor!• ~1000 12 11 11 said, Retired School Teacher, Works :such other powe1·s and corpor- . ;_ .,' C Tll'nO lfi9l5 16l ]10 136 -11 38 3 Course Ro r N' Inn llOO 13 12 ~2 -I rlcccased, are requested to send i ate. pro,·isions as mav he deem- C"':dn SW :\OM 1:. 12 1.'.1 12 1 -: -1 Approximately 785,300 gallons of Furnace Fuel Oil to be particulars lo their claim in Bambrick 1 eel necc~sarY for th~ earning ca~don 11Mi 1n 1C\ 10 3 Course H~ Cu:t•ETlft fifliO 21. ~'\ 2' -:! I writing, duly altcslcd, to the un- Street 1 out of the ~h.iect~ of the Com· .·.capl•ln . IMM 9 • ~ < 1'-1 ;'':··-...~ delivered to Catholic Churches, Schools, and Institutions dcrsigned solicitors for the Ad· Dial 8·7191·2 i pany. 3 Course C ... ~ CU!lll\r 21.' :tot:•.~ :ZI) 12'' .. ~.. Ccnl P•l 1MOO 17R 165 177 •7 ministrator of tl1e said estate DATED at Oltawa, Ontario, ·.:_-,,; ttnt Pnr( 500 ~•.-: 8": 81-z- 12 .. ~. on or before the 29th day of -- this 11t11 day of January, A.D., . . ~-~, Chc•lor 6700 .30 !9 23''.1 -.\o in the City of St. John's and nearby Parishes. . ..:.: Chlmn :0110 59 57 58 -1 January A.D. 1962, after which ELECTRICAL 1962 . . -· . Chrt~m 200 52.~ ~!S 52~ flO .; ':: •:.~~~S'Oc'h Will UOO MD .U5 5.10 + 10 date·the Administrator will pro· APPLICANCES "\.'_'',' :.-.~.;Comb· Met 2000 271i 26 271'>- \1· ceed to distribute the said HONEYWELL, BAKER, .108. Water ~ ·. •.. r · •: , Oonia'Ca• 2600 90 90 90 List of Buildings and approximate quantities requi~ed for each GIBSON, WOTHERSPOON, . . . - ; ·Con.Kov 2450 23 20 22 estate having regard only to the HEAP & PARTNERS .•. ~t~;'l: Bollek 7!00 l. 4 4 claims of which it shall then LAWRENCE & DIPLOCK .~ l>:t• Bela G !000 6 6 6 may be had on appilcation at the Pala~e, St. John's. (NFLD.) Ltd. Solicitors for the Applicants. ~. 12 Noon.-2 ~ 1\£f Calllpan 16200 !5\i 15 15 + 1'.1 have had notice. •.: 11.:~ . ..cr Dlscov 2000 175 170 m Dated at St. John's this 22nd Wiring Materials, Wire and 90 Sparks Street, ·.·• '~:· fo'l!· :m \rrow· 251'0 34 33'.~ 3l Cables, Motors, Starters, ottawa, Ontario, ... · • ·. ' 0 nam 10520 47 45 47 -1 day of December; A.D. 1961. ' __ ,.. C Morbon 29500 6l lS 64 +3 EMERSON, STIRLING, Lamps, Switches, Lighting Janl6,23,30feb6 .. , .. C Marrus 200 125 l25 125 -I S~aled Tenders must be addressed to Right Reverend Harold l: Morul 39620 ·12B l22 121 +3 GOODRIDGE & GOODUIDGE, Fixtures, ~tc. C llorrlaon 4100 50 47 49 +2 WAREHOUSE: PIUNCE'S ST. C Mo1htr 700 .225 225 225 A. Summers, P.A., V.G,, The Palace, St. John's, and received Solicitor for the , • •· Con · !';lchol 4000 5 l 5 +1 Administrator. IliA L 8·5088 Notice C Norlhld 1000 30 30 30 ~I ADDRESS: Remt ~ ·· · C Penh 1000 13 13 13 atr the Palace before Noon on Monday, Janua~y 22nd, 1962. .~. ' ."Cop Corp 2000 15 ll 15 -2 283 Duckworth Street, FIRE INSURANCE In the mutter. of Will and Estate I Coprand 2l!til 123 117 123 + l - 1 Coul•e 11000 63 60 so -2 St. John's, Newfoundland. or Priscilla MacKay ( Llll~ ill.) I ' • CUIICO 500 " " .. - ly3 dec27,jan2,0,16 CROSBIE & CO., Ltd. l\larshall late of St. John's THE .ST. ' D · DIAL 8·2658 - 8-4123 ' ·; G.ra~dr01 ... ·11000 21 19 19'fJ -I ed Solicitors for the Executors i ' • Gran~uc UOO 360. 350 360 -l and a bottle of of the Will of the said deceased, ROYAL I liard liO.k 4000 • 12H, 12!'.J 12!'..-1 REG. T. MORGAN I, lta~:Mln · 2000. 14 . 12. 12 on or before Saturday, 17th -i B Ql Like 157300 ·21 16 21 · +4. day of February A.D., 1962, af. : lleadway. · 2:100 55· so so -z lNSURANCE Ltd. • •lle•lh 9300 10~, 10 IOI'J Temple Bldg,, P.O. OJ 168, ter which date the said execu· • ~ .: J,"K1111n11 300 120 m 120 + 1 341 Duckworth St tors ·will proceed io distribute . .Holltnaor · ~o S2lllo 2511 m1 WATERS' ! Howey · '1000 260 2S3 253 -4 A DIAL 80370 or 8·7756 the estate of the said deceased, I RUe! Day !79. SCH 56 58 - \'l having regard only to the claims , j If•·I' am . 13!m.• 13 121'.1. 13 · There .is A "BEST'' in· WELCOME WAGON Hydra Ex 430 . 41 43 44 +I DRUG STORES of which they shall then have I luplrilli · llOO · 60 sa · 59 -1 · .•·· HOSTESS ~ : lnl . Moly 3800 41~ .41!1. 41'.- ~~ ·· everythin~·. • had notice. , ; ' • IriJh· cop &too .130 m 123 ..:2 . ' Iron Bay . 200 , 180 180 'lBO +S Will KilOck at vour Door M. CONNORS Ltd. Dated at pt. .John's, New· I .. !IO · , 46l3l0 160 · 62 .156 . ~ 68 ' Prescriptions Pickup and foundland fhis lOth day of Sn .; J Awlalo. mo 25 23 24 and of. all th~ RU¥S on the ·Spanish Main, the ;~trongest is OLD with Gifts and Greetin~s delivery service. .January. A.D., 1962. FOR FAST JacobuJ moo . 11) 67 . 70 -2 . . . . .· ' '' ' . ·. ' . . ' .. ' : ' .. ·, ·JeWcoe' 2000 51'.1 SI'.J ~I'J from Friendly Business PHONE 8·2206 EMERSON, STIRLING, DELIVERY Joburko 3000 101'.1 lO IOI'J .; JOHN "SILVER," THE PRIDE OF TRINIDA:Q;_ . ....•. Jollet 11!103 33 · 30~ ll + TYPEWA Jotum11h 21200 n 111'.1 14 • t' t • : ' . ~ ·. '".. ' Neighbours and. Your RADIO TV REPAIRS GOODRIDGE & GOODRIDGE, .. •:Jowaoy.. 2000 · :n 31 32 ...... ' ( .. Civic and Social Groups • Solicitors for the Executors . OFFICE KenvUlt . 4000 5 s .5 ., 8 21 ' Kerr.• ·Arld 4371 !170 950 9il5 . :·· :. The Rmn acclaimed for its Taste:and'QFality. · On the occasion of: GREAT EASTERN OIL of the Will of the late Priscilla ' ' : KUembe · 600 20~ 200 200 MacKay (Lilla ~1.) MarshqJI, • DOMINION Ml . • Kirk MID 3000 .. 41 .10 1 JOHN SILVER RUM" has many:rivals, cqJ.Ial. New corner to the City, COMPANY, Ltd . , J(opan ., 1000 . 131'.1 131'. U!'J ·· ;,OLD . . , . . . -r·•~ut:no • LabMIII. ll526 26 26' · ...... The Birth of a Baby. REPAIRS TO ~ros, TV ADDRESS: . OR CALL A'f . OFFic: · ! L 0111 320CO 29 251'.1 27 +2' .t:· •1 ' ' . . AND ALL ELECTRICAL 283 Duckworth Street, R~<'TAIL 19 · ' • L Sh0111 100. :tOO 300 300 , + 5, . ~~ PHONE1 4664 90943 l.WATEI ,.. ·:(Not Inserted by Board . of Llquor ... CI)ntr6!) "' , I Lamaquo "50 : 110 3ll" 3'5 -10 • t '.' • '.. -- . ~ • APPLIA '1C'E-'i Sl. John's, Newfoundland. ..., TER ·1 ' -···-LanJII·. .,wt.1 ll, .so .50 -1' \'·' I · Lolleh JOOO .. ]!Q .1!0' 1!0 ,-2 \..-..;..-~_;... __.;__;...... --.....,; ______~~------~ and 964273 niAL 8·3QO to 8·3005 jan16,23,30,feb6 665 WA MAIN OFF \

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,;. TO RENT-Portable space -."!,,.,.._----. ~·.-..·-·-~~·-c'-"~··-~..-..·-~·-~·-~·- '-I TED ' . . -· '-·-·-, Heater, capable of heating a large area with \'ery small *l®!J®.IJUfiU~~ man I Dr. W. D. ·PARSONS ,. fuel consumption, Apply ('(lokinrr I(INSMEN 1 Announces the ol>ening of an office for . ·1 Mews Dry Cleaners Ltd. DINING - DANCING Phone 91115. illS! li~e I the practice of Internal ·Medicine . \\"il] FOR SALE-1959 Pontiac­ Open Daily 5 p.m. I at I Padslenne Convertible, G '' l j iP\, Boys' Club Cinema Scope 9 p.m. each .'; I 94 BONAVENTURE AVENUE cyl. engine; Standard trans· • Sunday. . ' The funeral of our late Comrade PHONE 8-7938 ...... OFFCE HOURS I mission! bullt·ln radio, white I .. .wall tires. 20,000 miles Door Prize · Wcd., Fri., Sat. Newspaper BINGO William A. Bastow, will take place thi~ By Appointment. . 1 going a't a bargain. Term~ I · . BIGGEST ME~U i .:.i. afternoon at 2:30 r.m., from his late resi· 1 ~HONE 8-7938 OFFICE HOURS 1 arr~n~ed Phone 95099 af· . . ST. JOHN S ;$$ :j SER~ES NO. 56 ~er '6 p.m. Phone 92350. dence, No. 7 Go! Avenue. 'I ''t'

!.-. ( I Janl6,3i , TODAY'S NUMBERS ..2~~12:!..~-~~~-~·-·--·-,-·--·-·-·-... ~ Unique and Intini'~te ., ' • ' l \ All available ex-servicemen are re· l: . CAS II ~AID FOR-Comics-. Private Parties Welcome. ., quested to attend. magazmes, and pocket JJeauty Parl~ur novels. John D. snow, 9 Inquire about "Party Prices" B I N G 0 J, W. GOODYEAR, New Gower Street, Pho:1c Branch Secretary, NOW OPEN.ED 86808. janl6,lm CALL 90026 19 44 59 73 TilE CENTRAL BARBER 2i 36 47 65 at 40 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE ~UOP-We arc now uperat. ' mg 10 chairs, you can be -

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' " ·' tfoiE NEW Special Offer THE A LEY'S... erra Nova TO USE A Handsome Styrene BIG VALUE No. 1• I GLOW OF plus a I CANDLELIGHT FRAME rowne1 The story of Patricia Murphy, Her Life, Her Food Secrets 5 X 7 Enlargement Ready to use-rats ea and Her Garden Magic. By Wi1 this bait rrecly and t.· Patricia Murphy .. so effective there t. a $4.75 money back gunrnnlcl LITTLE ME of your favourite. on the packa~c. The Patrick Dennis .... 6.50 anti-coagulant action Indians positively kills ratJ. THE CARTHAGINIAN I Snap-Shot WA (CPl - A BUY AND WEAR T;HEM TO ROSE of the Nor~hwe TO Chase ...... 4.50 i DEATH Ilka' council, Joh? Y: TEE!\IS OF TIMES TuesdaY he s I BETTER ONES. RATS ,.th the Indians an SAVE YOUR Negative \\I • • II ~AND HAPPY RETURNS ' of the terntones ln llh., 5lh. aml 25 lb. Dominic Behan .... 4.50 out to get sometl Available ., 1CANADA AND THE Gooda 11. 71 • yea SPECIAL Containers. ·SEARCH FOR PEACE m e m b e r . lro1 I James Eayrs .. : ..... 4.25 ONLY saiil the native 79c nnd ih mor BLUE SKIES, in playing cards < BROvVN. STUDIES relief payments I Silliam Sansom .... 5.50 ; J $ 1'3~ lrii~in~G.oodall, a 50-~·car THE TOUGH­ ·tor only 2 north who has . ~liND ED OPTIMIST simp~on grow. frort same negative. " From ...' SEED CO., LTO., i Norman Vincent po'l to a mode~n .:: told the councr\ .. -, 410 WATER STREET II Peale ...... 4.75 i that the white man· •... PRS. Stands vertically or horizontallv • Phone m~ 1 st. John'; THE QUEEN AND I . bri~ht lights are

~.· . ' . ===~~===·~HER CHILDREN : . ·.·~ ~ .. ~0,. DEATIIs ---IA ~~~tJ;~~c~F Ri6·~0 I said the nath·e! BUTT - Passed peacefully 'I vVilliam Alli~ter .... 4.50 . TOOTON'S LTD. 3 Jiving !mntin:1. I away early .January 15 at the , SPLASH ONE TIGER ! Distributors for KODAK in Newfoundland. rather stay ne.1r ! home of her niece, l\lrs T J R J Ch'ld h 4 g~ 1 "We hare lwo Watts, 117 Waterford 'nrt'dg~ , , I erose . lJ '------...... Road, Miss Maude Butt in her KIDNAP the nntil·e., .il' . Leaving to monrn The story of the for the futun S. MILLEY• LTD. one s1ster, ~Irs. A. E. Bishop, Lim1ber- '4 Pit Flatt 1600 fW,< 6~;; 64 -I< S filE \''JilTE RA.fAII 6' ·"•- ,' nc Phoon• 200 $;1'' ;g; 51'' Hastio~• cOO nn ~~; nabrock 900 ,\2 "lat. 51"•- •• l'roc Gam 42011 RG~,. ... A:\1;;~ ~n - 'z sons, mn an_d Herb at SL ... ~ 1/ - i • - tnl~tml li:tO :\fi ~ • 4 ' Rrndn-1 pr '!00 ~9'·:~. ~l:z 91:z- 1i lnt lh•lium 27fJ0 4~li ~7i 171 Shi I " · Prmhiru .1WO ~9 q 9 • 1· p A ·VIn 11 :f.fl .: .. · snr l"llRK (~I.O~Jsn "TOCI\M r ::~~~rn Stet I 1~~00 sai! 67:!"267:!~~~~~· ft~~man ~~;~: ~.. ;:~ ~;~·: ~);~,: ~ ;: John's; Alfred lll Tot•onto: lhrcc I\1 ieho las ~-~ onsarrat 4.25 Simp.-,onli 1~;1,;· ~2i~~' 2sl ~ :~~· . :· ' r.~:lr1 r~~\od 7-~j~,'J;J~~-J~;;~t'i;.,_~-= ~:: :~~ t:s ,;oo ;j,\ f~ ,. I AP \-Gales 11 " R,~ !h"~.A~or~.··f: Prtt~ u' non:: War :t.!nl"l ·\:i~~ "~'·" ~51~-~~ nepub Stl 3fi0(1 :19'.~ .i8~2 :i8Ll- s, daughters, Gcne,·a ( ~lt'.IOi. Nathan . .., • t \\.. f\al~f'l"<; J60 s:n .nl~ llo -- •. ~ CO'n Crm 5i.i J30 30 .1.0 I' Kreley Ft 9j00 2~ 1~ n 8 10 2 22 ,.tt"" ~,_.ci1,~~tnd:';r·~·~~:riRntt;.: ~udd en :tRoo 131-. 13~-J tJ~il- ~~ Htv 1'nb noo i5':l i4~~~ ;1~:._4-- :•. !Bowcring), :\lildn'd (~Irs F K GJLJ~JS ( We." " B nl ~ can ccm pr :no ~:!9•~ :!91.4 :!9'~ Laduboro 1000 rt~ ~rJ .., arid Irel: 1 2 3 11 1 1 1~··r\·warnnh. Sr.L chan.:t Is rom~~~ Dry i~~ i~i; ~~~ ~~i:! :·~ 1 ~::r~ 1?ut . ~0 ~~~·: ~~~· ;~:·~/ · !Higginson) nt St .•Tohn·.~.'. Rit~ Suud'av Exprc~s and ; Total ulr~ r;~9t,OiMI. ~[~~ Ctlan : :;~i: ~~~~ ;!~~=~:. 1 tar!:~~ult ~~ ~f{J,~~l ~;.-~ Tuesday to h: rrH flU• dR~ 's riDAI!. Cali~ J( :\&Otl II iWl ft3.( 1- 1' I !-;hell on 44Nlfl 371.~ :17 li'" I 'Dwi c r . I E" c Cf'l 175 PI' lO:l $Ji 1 ~ 3i1.11 :171il ... 1.11: towncy j,} $2i'::: two small ships 1 Clt~rk ~lit' Hlf,:h ltow Clou th'~:t r;atrr Rr 128r.n 4P! ~01.~ 4l~a ~.:I Sheraton uDo lfl 17l4 is' ~ 1,4 • rs. as per 'elst). of North l)ai v ~ xpress I c Crl 100 pr HlO .21 21 21 ! Mr.Krn 200(} 13 H\·es. But a t 1 At:r 11111 1700 6 ~,, sa-~. fif"11. ·- 11 ~clane~e ti9UO :m~~. 37 :m,~ + ~ Sinclair 4000 33l\ 38·~ ... ~a~t.- ;, Dakota, U.S.A.; nlso tweh·e C ·t· l OO 1 c Frbks ,\ lJO $I0 11 to•~ lOhl • 1 :\fer ChiP 31500 10 for a \''eek .\d1f'~IIL .,!)0(1 f1•1. ~j~ r.6' 3 I (.he, OhiO 33(\0 593, j91fl 59~ .. + 31 Socon,~ 12400 !\2 51311 aJL, ~ ,, g I h'll al oons . c Huskv 400 $7 1-:: 7;~ 7h- ··~ ~Ud Chib 3000 20 ,, .. ' ~ ·• · ·' ··· • , Chry:der 9'lOO :tn 11 ~:.!\~ ~2, 4 _ 1.'1 soulh rue i700 2.H~~ 2fliN 2s~~ + :~..• ranr c I< ren, one great-grand· · 1 r; Jmp Bk c 9~:; S7l~~ 7H4 7t~t + t.-~ ~tonpre :no 1 lost, turned up : ..------.. : 5;;\:t~~ S\'C ~00 ~~ ~~~~ ·;i : ~! ~~drr~ra~d l.~~~ ~~~~~ ~;h ;~::.= i,t IC!lihl, one brothel', and two o·lcks & Co Ltd l ~p~tarconi ~~~~ $~r4 2~~, :!~11= ::: ~t F~:~: l4~kro ~-~~1 ~~1 1~1 -.:m~lre\1' of nine. coca col• 2100 98~~ 9n2 9P~-l Std Cal s1oo ;,j•.~ MI.• Ml:; __ l" stster.~o~. Funcn\1 notice later. ., .• 1 . . . CtJn Pet P 116Q S12!1 12·!• 12~•- \fiiN£1rl IJi:ht :;1 SiS i.l ;~ hippinn hca CIIS 100 lO\~ m. J9 + II Std lnd JlOO .llli 5Jl• 34!. + \II CHEIVERS-P . d I ' ~IO•T .HTI\ E TORO~TO STOCKS Col c.u 6511 .oo Jo; 400 +15 !II Juck L 82l00 lfi 11 s " ' Cnml Soh· 200 32~4 :-mil J234 ~ !11 Std NJ 310000 51 ~ 5l)l.'l ~1 ' a:-;sc peaccfu- Th 8 k II I By Tht (~anadllft Prr.n Corn Ent 2jl) $1Wt l:iY~ 15~l N Santiago 14000 "' .1'2 as wind gllSls up to We build well Con Edl• 4800 0\4 79'4 80\1 + v. IStud Fack 13400 10 0~· 9'l I ly away Patrick John Cheil•crs e DO se ers I Stork Sa!'' lll•h r.... Close Cb'r• II Con Bldi 100 Sl518 1518 15lo + 'I NW AmUit 12200· 23 ~~ whioped the I Container Jtl()O 25;4 2l z.51t4- a, Sun Oil ]300 53~~ 52~~ 53h + ~·I at hiS ho A-tl (' c· I • l~UUSTiliALS Con MS 79.i !24 2:1~4. 2.'P4- 1;4 SA Ash 9000 12. II s I . I in a hurry! ~ont Can 49011 4511 m; m• + ~i Texaco 10200 sm s; 54 -1 I me an IC rty, New I Spin ~Trans .~lin ~17U sm~ 15 15. ~ 1<: Con Text 100 ~5 ;;; l65 -15 NA Rart 1600 50 ' h ca. fl:' l ~ont Oil 7300 s2 50 wv, -Ill Tc• sui aooo m; 23 2J\·i Jersey, January 14th Lea vi g · ' " Dom 1ar >475 !191·' 19 " 19'.~ ~ !o I c Glass 3J 528\2 2812 2811 obal•ki 16000 R • Channel. 1 4 1 4 10 ~~~~e ~~ ~ ~:: ~~tt ~~~- ~" :f:rJ~!~~ ;i: i~~r• ~g'·~ ;g~:~ -t'-A: his wife, Minnie, thr~e daugl~t- I 8-4425 or 8-2008 or 8-:llH 1 1~l~~~~ 1~~ s~l~: J~i: Jr~~ .;. ~4 ~~;~rtau~n i~ $n~ tJr' I3r• .~-2 g~::is~:P 1: s~ 6!~ French motor Cr toll 2200 57'.> 561> ~7 + " Tlmken 600 ~51> 55'4 151i- ,,1 ers Loretta (~Irs J ~I h '1---"-- "- ---" . -"--"- I OILS D Steel 273 Sll!i 11\i 11\1- \; Partridge 1500 5 ; I t I d f CurUIJ Wr BOO 17Y.! 17~.il 17'1. Twent c 6(10 :17\~ 3G~M Ju\•l- 1.".! I ' ' . . ames ~ a • 1\IAIL BRAILLE FREE Wavne 86:!0:!0 39 :10 Ji ·•-8 1,~ D Stores 680 !;13~:. 133~· 13~1..;.. ~i Paudash :woo 10 1(1 ; 1 ~. lear 0 n !leero 5100 551> 54 54 - t\ Un Carb 1500 ll91dl8l•llm- ~• er), Long Island; Mary (Mrs. 1 OTT'\\" lCPI _ Bnil!e cor-: s_,~uth, IJ mo 20 17 171-i +"' Dam Tar mo 519\i 19 101; + \l Permo Gaas sooo 41 11 a;:o. was gil'e~ Di" Sear !GOO 431> 4l . 4311 + ;, Uld Alrc 7400 46\o m. 46\,- ,, I George Simms) Pl t ')J . " ,, ' \no Can ncoa 4 l'> 4 T I Dom Tw 000 SIGlS 16 "' 16l' + \i; Pitt Prd A 700 11' with her crew or I>ome 1700 27 26~1 :.!6:3.8 +· \1 Utd Corp 4!00 ~... 8hr 8\.• ' I . cas an \'1 e :respondence will be handled ', De\'· Pal 2!143 ~ :15 s~ -2 Du Pont W-5 $29':1! %9"'-• 29~ Porcupine 1500 ' !Jongl.. 9900 Jl\i 3414 J41i + !I us Gvps 3600 103 1021< 1021, -I and Margaret ( i\lrs Roy Mer I t f d t I ' Dynamic 202(1(1 73 &I ;g -! Dupui• A 520 sa;; 8\i 8\i +'·i Fow Cp I pr 5ll S1o from Lorient to Dow Chem moo 71 6911• 70!1- !i us Rubb 4100 57 161'. 57 + 1; rill) R·J h d · • i pos age- ree un er a new pos a )II~Es Fam Play ~; $17 17 17 - •• Pow Cp 2 pr 30 $75•"; fishin~ ~rounds. llu" Pont liOO 232\l 2ll\i 231\'J- \', US Steel 19600 76'.~ 731.< 76 -- "'' ! ' a IW? an One SOn, order pubJis\ied Friday in the , Werner !O!o050 15'' :21; 14 ' '"o Fouto 1850 Sll~i 11., 11'>- \' Que Chlb 17500 :16 ~ II -1 · ' i Enot Kod l!OO 107 1051> 106\i- ~· Vanad 21000 28 26\', 28 +2 .John, resrdrng at St John's . c d G lt Tl t' :-lorth~·· •.• G3H 680 lo5 6'0 "' 12J' Froser 210 $28 23 23 .;. ... Que Cobalt 1218 623 &1; ;,; .: sunk was the II ' Eaton l\tf. 1400 38 371M ]j!l. Walkeu . 700 55 s~~j, !i~~~- :\i ! I t . • 't • ~ ana a aze e. te exemp 101\ : l':iO 4tij~j0 1CO 92 t:>E -683 ; 1-'r Pet p 361 410 400 400 Que Sm~lt 1000 12.',-1 1:~1 e~~ trawler z r:r Auto L 900 so sa\; so + 'i w Un Tel !GOO 1011 m.' ~9;.• _a;· n erment at Atlantrc Crty. : covers nil Braille correspond· i fiidcop 2!7171 1m 121> :a•, -1'"2 · Frosst A too sm; t9h m;- ''I Ra~lan nooo '" 3> 11"" -I m Paoo 24100 2lli 25'.2 2510 + 1,. Wesths El 23000 J7 36'' J6'• + I, I DR_ ISCOLL - Pa_sscd peace-' ence m.1iled in Canad<1. in m.l· ·. .\r<"aOIO llmoo 70 o2 .II c7 :, GGI. Dpl,"Opafmr ;;o $3lli l5 3"; -I> R•rl erst :1000 Jc; )tj 11 with ril·e ahoa f~irtstn 6800 46\-2 4~ o16t;, +1 f 11 .. --·---- 295 $17~4 l'P4 173.& 'Ruhv f"oo 500 'l.U1 2~ 1 \ W 4 l'ord moo ll01o 10m.1o~; -m Tolal ••les: 3.410.000. 11 ~ nw~y ~t the Agnes Pratt · sealed envelopes for dehl'ery Ill ' llanlly Ar.dy :2:. S21'i m; 21;;- '' stL Div Lds noo m 110 13! 50 • ton Dutc •·ruell Tra 4400 25li 2m 25 + 1,, ----- Home mrdrught .Januarv l4Ur :Canada nome "' '" sl4 llli 14 "" lo st Maurice 40tl 110 :ro m . Ellewoutsdijk, .G~n Dyn 36000 34~1. :ll1U 33~4- ~~ Elizab th "d f I . 'I ----~--~ JJllC :1~0 '$1:!~1 !2 12~1 Shop Sa\'t )0.1 S!ll'J ill~ ~·2 ... 1 ere r . Gen El•c 21000 72 7111 m1 + ll REFUSED PROPOSAL . e ~ WI ow o ate Thomas -- • Hud Bay 2""' 156'.' ;m sm-" sobey 25 st7'• l7'i ~~' II' o mne l 1 g~~ ~~1l 1 , :: ~~· ~U ~(t .::_t,, MONTIJEAL, ,(C Pl _ Ray- . ~rrscoll. Leaving to mourn two : :~~ ~~~" m; si;i, 1 ~~:· ~:;- '' ~~=~~=~ wt ;;.:.,oo ~~ b\11 i~ -1 while en rt GMC 20900 sm 511> sm- 1;, mond Campagne, 49 . year· 1 srsters, ~largaret and Jen, and : Io•t Aco·ep u;u sm. m, ~J'• - I< sullivan roo 17~ 17.1 1;1·" to Westport, , g[i~dr~ln. 1;~~ 4~~· 4~n~ 4~14: !~.old chef,. Friday was sent to one brother, Peter, in Toronto; n~· :'.l·~~L~~~a~7~~~~~ .. ~.. i ~~ian~it~etpr !~~ ~~~ll !a& l:o ~ ;:.1 i~t~~e i~ ~~21.-1 ;_ ~~~·' up safel~· in Irl and oommunuy•. Goodrich ~roo m:, 6611 sm- ~• voluntary. statement ,Jan. 19 on , also brother, .Jesse, in Corner nilt "'k , rot I' til ets SH\i "4" 44\i- '·•. Tr c eorp rom "''• • •'l Goo~y~ar 4800 43 421' 4111 ""' h r tt . B k F t \11 t:rln Com X.i4 !t.ir. lnt Utll pr 250 s:il 51 i-1 -~'I u Asbestos 500 5511 .;.~I~ ~ female pola Got a better buUdtn1 Gr Patgo 2000 2%: I) a e arge 0 a emptmg to mUl'• : roo ' 'lii!Cra) Wi\1 lake place · . All Ctln lliv 6"11 ' Inter Pl. 21ll IB2 81', a2 Vaodflht 300 29{l :<'0 : 'IV. Jl'!•- ¥• der a woman because she re- 1 lo·day, Tuesday, from her " · Anmican Growth 9":17 HL"l : rro~ rr 2011 •n 1J IJ - '' van ::\, fused to marry him. Nadine~ former residence, 342 Hamilton . • ~~~~~f:,~ romtment ;·~:~~ if·~~ . ~l~ck~n; •;~,~w:,, 1 a,~ •. 9 - ~·• ~:::~u~~ : a;:; ~ of snow, ace Gutr 011 26lOil 39\i mt. ~81>- \1 stabbed her eight times after Avenue. Interment at the : · caafund 41.7J 11.02 : ~lartthne T, 401 s21 21 21 - V. we,tvlllo 22SOO • Encyclopedia Br 1 1 1 ~~~j~~. ·:~~ ~~' ~::: ~f~: i~ Cote, 46, testified, Campagne Salvation Army Cemetery. : t~~~~~w~!~t~allnttrr. ~~~~ .~:~~ 1~i:fs sfnr,_, ~ t;;{~ ~~t ;~~ + t4 CA~~~~~~~ -I lnl Ruo 3l00 5671,1!66 560\\, +210 she turned down" hrs proposal jan15,16 Cummun>realth Lover"" '-"B 9.U7 I ~\iron 6p: IJOU '' ' ' Cam• Chib !00 m 115 ')}! C d lnt Han• 4200 !§31' szr 5.1\-3 •· )N 1 V} ' Corpor~le lnn .... lor! 10.49 11.46 '~lo 1 Jo o 100 $171, 1Hl ltP4 +¥to Delhi J_.OM ~9:1 -';ll ~~~ .._, one~ tnt Nick :tBOO ez~!' 81., 821!,= ~: 'ov, 6· 0 untary statement is \VILLJA~IS-Pas!i~d awav at : Hh·idrnd Shnu·s :l :.t .1.lli 1 ~ nst 1~1 S20'/2 20 '-~ 20'.~ con Gaas 910 $:!'1"!11 :")1l ~~:.t. n . · Ca\ 1 lnl Pap 1!100 "11 3m 34~.- !0 a stage In Quebec \ega) proeed- : St. Patrick's Mercy Ho . ' nomioioo Equity 1R.J3 18.92 l ~orond• !Oil\ S6l + ... ~ le e ence r:nny I .January 15th, Mrs. Alice \ViJ. Frdrr;,ted Growth .1.12 "'·60 I Penm;... ~10 IJ!\2 3611 J6l'J T I> l.obCo B 150 ~10\-J 1~ 1 ; I, llud nay M 200 ~3)> sm m• present evrdence before Ina\. , Iiams of 207 Pat•k A\' L fl Fi"t Oil ond c;,., 4.9fl .;.u 1 Placer 150 !28\i 281' zsv, ~lacLar•n A soo $23'• 21'• Ktnnrent 34000 8{~4 83~4 B44h + 4, 1 · cnue. C Fonds Collectlf A 6.3~ !i.9.l , Pnw Corp 25 ~51 61 f;l MO Paper J25 $24- ~ J.ihMc N L ~9900 13~. 131,1 13Yi flo mourn besides her husband ronds Collecti£ B .i.1j :i.RO I Pric;e .Br 4411 $5tH.l 56 56\i + v. Moon- l:!NJ S51!A w~ Lllton 2900 149-11145\1 146'l-2~ 1 James 4 G I . • Fond• Colleclif C 6 91 7.51 <1:-: Gas fi.!O 17!o 7~; P•- 1; Sherrill 100 !70 en .venge Loew's 3~00 43 .Ulh: 41~11.,:_1\l • ~ • I J sons, on on 10 South Group Jm:. ~.83 4.19 : QN Ga~ pr j() S60 6() 60 +1¥.1 Steep Jt 45() 2i'l i11'1 ~!arlin 7800 26'/o 26!0 :16~"i • REED FROM BLAME , Wales; Alex at •ropsail Road Growth 011 aod G" 8.96 9.;"2 ·Que Pow 250 $J6 36 J6 Trans Mt lMn Sll'i B MalCORMAC'S \HTA f llruirrs, "ENGJN"EERING :.!PI• Hon 2300 IJO~ 128!1 128'1-111, MONTREAL ICPI ·- A "COrO·' Dennis 'rn T I J ' ' lnve;tors Growth 7.22 7.85 Reed .\ E :1.10 $611< 6\4 6\< + v. W•vn• 5000 39 '1'1 Mlnn ont 1600 2JHJ 22¥1 23'4 I 1 • : , i • orono; ames (.Jr.), GEAR STREET Irwcstors .~lutual 1~.2R ·u.u Roe .-\V c 265 $63~ 6~.4. fi~•- \~ has angrily ''~" Monsanto 7300 49\1 48!• 48 1o- ~·I ncr s JUry Frrday freed . C.on- i Halifax; also three daughters RECEIVING . OFFICE, ~lutu>l Acumul•tiol 9.36. 10.23 Rollonn ~ 10 $11 11 .11 -% Clo,ln« •al ..: llldu•tri•ll ''cp.~ to al'~n;ze . Sprinadale Street Mont Ward 4JOO 33 ;z '10. Jm- .'i stable Yves Frechette of crimi·j Zt'ta , 1 R' h d F'l . • 1 ADE LA IDE -'TRI'.ET Mutual Income' 15.llEngland at Brrgus, Mona, Mrs. S••• onn Invest or Canada 6.37 · 6.96 S!mpsons 100 129 29 :19 - v. Mondav night • 33 . n, wan e or e Chesley w·n· p k -A Supcrvi"d Anmicoo 8.42 88.51 Southam 175 $30 JO 30 NYLONS or OIL • • : NYLONS or. OIL $20,000 robbery of an cast-end 1 rams, .ar venue; ·---.. - 1 supervised Exec ss 4 n "' steel can 444 sam 81 8H< + ~~ we,t New Guir · American. . • bank earlier the same day was a}so 23 gran~chrlrlren, two DEATII . I~~~=~~:::~ ~~~~ ~~ ;~:~~ ~tel~~ ; ~~~ ~~!1, ~~~• ~~~-:;: tt . · .. bulk or the DO YOU WANT FREE NYLONS or OIL pointting a loaded · .22-ealib~e 1:e. brothers and ~ s1~ters. Funeral ·WALKER _ Passed peaceful- supmtsect Exec ss 7.16 7.2J Tr cao PL 535 mv, 271< 27\-i- v, was believed to 1 racing Dut vo\ver "when he was shot .by r,;,omd St.d Patfrrcllk 8 _MereRy ly away on Monday, January GW 1 H~me II~::~~~::::~~ ~~~;~h. ~:~ ~:~: ~=~ ~ s~m• s~tl' s~f. : %~ New Guinea, c Frechette. Four other men were 'e nes ay o owrng eqmem 15t·h R' h d F \" lk f TV Eleclrunlc 8.65 9.1J wcaast Tr zoo $21 21 21 + ~; cap" lured !\lass at 9.30 a. m , IC ar . ,, a er 0 ITime+ RICHARDS-Passed away at . t ~ t • EA d One William StreIl 9·1' '• !. , FREE on answering a simple qualifying question. . h Wade) of Avondale and Dor lly Th• Canadian Prm A\'alon Gao sr;•; 15\1 rs Imp 011 200 1'4 11'• ~~- 1 1 1 E d . th . c IS man); "Gladys (~Irs. John . ' " )lonlr••• Stork E"ha•••-J•n. 15 Bateman 500 'fu m 7\.; Imp Tob 3700 16 l3 • 1•• '• veryone or ermg elr oil from GUARANTEED WORK . Lynch);. Kitty (Mrs. Orear Ben· othy of Brrgus. Funeral Wed· complete tabulation or "•odav t:m· Bealril<• rooo 6 6 6 11n, N A 1500 9, I' ~··:;; I d t B . r Il . H" h markl'd $, :t-Orfd Jo, xd-EX·dh-'lded Beld c Pf 100 Sl:21r:z 1212 12~-] .Jupit•r :aaoo 2h 2 :;.t62:t-/ " UNION OIL EACH WEEK . . son); all residing at Boston i nes ay a \ rrgus 0 owrng lg xr-E<-ri~ht,. xw-E<-warr.nts. Net Blue ll IV :100 m 49!! 495 -5 Mamy F 1700 12 L 21• 1.". .. Mm·sha ' .Shall also have an opportunity' to receive a further PHONE Mass., Winifred in Toronto: i _ ___ Eeace." from pevlous boad-lot , •.,_ Johnn tY, : .. 94123 ~Iiss ~rass; "~!ay ~~re:t_!" ~::n::re 'i g~f"t}E.. "i~ r1:~, iti~ ~;;; _ 11 ~~r: ~~ ~~~;; 1;~ 1 Am~~· vice-pr1 ''': 50 11alli of oil or One Dozen 1st, Quality Nylons 1 and ,:\lary (Mrs. Harry F_ ol\et_t) 1 FUNERAL NOTICE sto•" "~·.1 Cdn DJno noo rso Ho r•o _ 15 N•t ret WlO. ~·~ z 7·~6l :1 FREE by answering a simple qualifying q'llestion. I Gl d l Th II • ~at .. lllrh Low m... Cb'•• Carb•c 10<10 25 24 24 -1 NJ Zinc !1100 ,, "' o'i •. mrnrster of "I . . . In a fuel emergency, always call • " ElectrOt:ai•C· a• en a e. ,e remarns wr ~------"- ---·-- I Aiumioi 193 sm, 28•, 2fil'- '"~ caruer Q r04o 12 12 12 - '" rae Pete w 7oo 'l'• 9'• " ~cpuh!ic. ~ni~ .,, · "• be resting at Carnell's Funeral BASTOW-The funeral ofthe Alum 2 pr 75 U9 49 49 - !i cenr .\!an 2000 4 4 4 -1 Panteptc 1400 •· '• lH1'" hi'> tOI'Ci'lllllCnt 4 1 26 :; , ···U" NION' ·01 L .Fl RST C L d Home, 28 Cochrane Street until II late William A. Bastow will ~f~~~· st•el ~~~s'ii111, ~0 , 4 ~o-'i +II gr.~~~~~~~ W:J : 2~ 2~ +5 ~~:; 1 _::orp · ~ ;;:: ~'• ;(;,- behind ln

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