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• • 'i.'DS .... \~ aoue rea ens e IS a Ion oc a e By KEN KELLY tion and seating precedencc. without naming them 6peci[· cine Hatl and Mr. Piekersgill leader, said the Crcelitistcs want an 1!lection. We'll fight fo! OTTAWA (CPl-Rcal CaoH' The government bill would ieally-to dcfer their wide·rang- finally won Honse approval to would hold up the spending au- our principles," he told The cite threatcned Friday 10 bring give the administration $747.- ing remarks un t 11 Monday, bypas~ the reg ul a r private thority until the Commons priv- Canadian Press. Parliament to a halt unless his 449,955 to curry on operations when the government intended member's hour-the last hour ileges committee makes II de· Mr. C a a u e t t e was asked Quebec group is given official until the formal spending I:.ti- to call another supply motion, before Friday's sitting ~nded at cis Ion on 6eating a~d prec~- whether he is prepared te, tie up
recognition as a party. mates arc passed. Unless it r,,~ts n step that traditionally opens 6 p.m.-to get back to the dence of the two SOCial Credit all Commons business unless I • Mr. Caouette, leader of the the money, it cannot pav its up the historic grievance proce- money bill. groups and the New Democrat.s., Creditiste seating and prece'; REAl. CAOUTTE 13 - member Ralliement des bills-including the salaries of dure when MPs can speak on But when it resumed, Mr. lIe repeated the statement m i ence demands are met. , ! Credltlstes, said the Creditistes thollsands of civil servants. practically anything. Plourde resumed his speech. the Commons Friday. I He replied: "Exactly." : ! Leader of tbe 13·membcr nre prepared to block Commons state Secretary Pickersgill, But Creditiste MP Lucien The sitting ended with the bill Mr. Caouette said that unless ~ 111 t d C dlUt· h legislation even to the point of government House I e a de r, Plourde (Quebec Wes\), .who unpassed. I the c~':Imittee decides to give! Such a tieup would be rela- ]\a emen e. re s el, W 0 forcing a federal election on the stepped Into Friday's dehate QS had. the floor at the lime, It was learned subsequently I recogmtlOn to the Crcditistes! Iil'ely ease to impose. Und~r II Itrlvlng 10 lIet lormal recog- issue. the Creditisle blockade contin- rephed only !hat the. gOVQI'I~'1 the ?ovel'lIment prohably Willi· and. himself .. as their leader.! Commons I'ules, an MP may Tlte Creditistes launched a ued. lie reminded the House ':lent knew hiS group s condl'l drop Its plans to cali the normal seahng CI'~~lhste lIlPs In a PI·C·.: speak as many times as he nltton and seating precedence blockade T h u r s cI a y night that Monday is oct. 7 nnd hons. They had not yet been, supply motion on Monday. and I ferred pOSitIOn over the Thomp'j chooses at certain stages in tlle f bl ' , against a routine government unless the bill was passed soon, met. i proceed .instead with the FridllY Ison group •.thl: interim spelJ[lin::: passage of legislation througn or I parI) In the J ollse of bill to pay October and ·Novem- civil sen'ants would miss their Mr. Plourde went on spclk· debate m ~ he hope that the: blockade .wlil. be extended to all' the Commons. By alternating :1 Commonl, bel' expenses, serving notice mld·month pay cheques. ing. blockade Will be broken. i other legl~latlOn. ; Iwo or more speakers. anv picc! that they will delay Its passage ASKS DEFERMENT In another hid to get the bill Gilles Gregoirc, "tp for La·: "We'I'e goin~ to fight out :I'~y. of legislation could be hlocko.ri until they get formal recogni- He asked the Creclitistes-, pa~~ed, H. A. Olson ISC..;.,M~di- I pointe and Crediliste H01lse : through to this. e\rn if th,';" for an indefinite period. HERE NOW All forms of THE MOST POPULAR CAR fnsurance . \ ,. ~ . IN CANADA '1Itl"\\ , \i.IH.l~rr. PONTIAC 1964 EDITION THE DAILY NE , 'r Ill' Water St. \\ i'nl,S Terra Nova Motors Ltd. Elizabeth Am. 9·4171 --.. ---_. .1-~r"ns -- ,. I ~:.l\' ST, JOHN'S, NE\YFOliNDLAND, SATURDAY,.------OCTOBEH 5, 1963 16 PAGES SEVEi': CENTS MON11l.EAL
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R~' KEN SmTH anet GEOIlGE FIl,\JKOIl ~to~TIlEAL CP-Federal mediator Helle Lippe Frida)' Arlny IlIlght adjourncd Indefinitely mediation talks aimcil at ~rltlin~ ~ a walkout of longshoremen on St. Lawrence River pOI·h. lie _Prevellt I said a meeting or the longshoremen Is to he hell! Sunday ",wI! '\ . some proposals made til them." ' ~ ASSUll1es . Judge Lippe, of fhe lIIontreal magistrate's court, Ilcrllncd to L : elahorate but It was reported that the offer made may lead to Iller 6 '"11''' or n settlement 01 the walkout that hegan at midnight In Quebec " \Ylll:l\~ S 'I' Ii Power City and 8 a,m, In \llontresl anet Trois·RiI·icrcs Friday, . al lng ~lAY DELAY \\lIEAT I presidents of the striking local,. TEGUCIGALPA, HUI10lU'3S The strike broke 27 year~ orj The source said it is ";1i'C' Q\Jc~BEC ICP I-The 20.0ao- , (AP)-The army's commander comparatil'e pea c e on the. sumec\" Jack Campbell. head uf 1 tOil liner Carmallia was kept ) assumed supreme po \\. e r :n dock~, and could hold up the 'I the ILA's Halifax local. would, fl'om sailing Friday night when Honduras Friday, report in.\: !he shipm~nt of 60,000.000. bushels of also be asked to sit in on 'he i strildng longshoremen drove off last holdout civil guard forces Canadlall wheat destmed 10 ~o I talks. the tug which was to pull Ihe of ousted President Ramon ViI- to Russia through St. Lawrence I'WAVED RlG CLUB' i ship aW3V from Quebec City leda Morales had surrendered. ports. Union lawyer Phil Cutl?r· dock. • Col. OS\'aldo Lopez Arellallo, Abo u t 3,800 long5horem~n· charged that Labor ~liniste;'1 The tUll withdrcIV under a 0ur a career officer, announced in walked off their jobs in ~lont· l\IacEachen was hampering the, hail of stoncs shol'tl~' after the a proclamation he will act ;1S real, Sorel. Quebec City and negotiations by "w3\·in.g a big I scheduled 8 p.m. departure time prOVisional pl'esident lI'ithout 'I'l'ois - Rivieres to back their club" O\'er the dis put i n g. of the Carmania. the junta that usually goes bid for higher wages. , parties. : ~Iembers of thp C u n ar it ~lolIg with Latin American lOll· Grain elel'~tors qui~kly began i He said negotiations while un'lliner's ere\\' and the longshore- !l,C.-Holdlng t\l'O 01 our ne\l'er cltl1ens, Commerce Secrelary Luther Hodges &tand! unller • dock at the Itary coups. 10 fill up as mland ships brought I der a constant threat of mte!'- men fired stones and pennics ~t lIrl'artlllent 1\'hlch Is recording the birth of the 190 millionth American, 'fhe chlhlren are Ginny Goodlatte, 4, right, The proclamation. issued 24 it to ports and no ships to take I feren~e from Ottawa was like on~ Mother as docking !in,'s '1 ~Icl.. and her 4.month.old brother, Douglas, who Is unhappy about the whole affair, Ginny's role In the ceremony hours after Viliedn ~[orales it out. always looking over the shoul· were about to be pulled aboJrcl I~ ,hn"' how fast the population 15 growlng~he was born at nbout tbe time the clock was registering tbe 176 millionth was overthrown in sharp fight-I A union source said .lames del' for an axe to fali. The lLA the p~ssenger ship. In Ihl~ rountry.-(Loc 1Iiag USIA). . Ing In Tegucigalpa, declared the IGleason. international president would resist any federal mo\'c Police did not interferc in th~ _____.____ i nation was calm ..Stores re- of the lLA, would fly in from I to i~tel'\'ene unless by act of exchange which also saw se,'cn opened, but sol die r 5 still, New York today to talk to the· Parliament after full debate. firc hoses brought into play by .l'II' II ·1 E A guarded government buildings. the C'armania cre\I·. "l1"C\ :'1. rmers I S W son merges ' Discu~s! l~f::~t~:~:~~~3~::f£~~~~;~:I~ ~ ders For GORDON Cardinals , posed film from hiS camera ~- Trades larmed B ·11· L d · t d ·Iafter he had taken picture~ of 0 l' e r the incident which last about a I (CP) - Alarmed i r I 1 a n t e a e r Dlacona e . half hOllr. brm leader! called lor I· GETS , , ' action Friday to, SCARBOROUGH, Eng I a.~ d I powerful union chiefs. "In perhaps the craftiest move VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - fore more than 2,000 bishops at· i;, ~ mOI'ing through SI. ,(CPl - Emergence of Harold I The delegates - "comrades of the convention, Wilson ami , The ecumenical council ~aid tending the counciL i W k "r:', : ""I~ in the face of a I Wilson as a briiiiant strategist as thev call one another-dis· his lieutenants all but silenced HIGHBA LL I Frida? the:e were "serious dif· .The proposal to revil'e. tl!e· 0 r 5 . , .~ ~trike. anri unchallenged leader was I peUed any lin g e r i n g doubts the ban·the·bomb and neutralist - (Ieultles" m proposals for re- dl3conale as a separate mIDlS·· \1 H: r,r:man. pre~ident of most striking feature of the 62nd Iabout their confidence in WiI- elements by curtailing debate [I'iving the Roman Ca!holic or· try, thus helping to o\'ercome I p ,C1N'.lmrl:lher l1nitcd Grain Labor party conference, which son, 46·year·0Id economist, ~s on foreign affairs and defence. OT'I'AWA (CP1-· Donald Gor-! der of deacons as a separate the acute shortage of [lriests 1.n i rogra/TI In.operative, said in! ended Friday. I sucessor to the late Hugh Galt- There was 60me grumbling dOli has been given the high-: ministry. and ordaining laymen areas such as Lalin America,!
Wilson's triumph was iust I skeli. from the floor but long·time ob- ball signal from the government 11 -possibly married-as deacons. appears in the second chapter: ,. . I:r.u" not onh' affects about complete both in his per.' In the midst of the buoyant servers said the tactic enabled to continue in command of . lof the draft decree "De Ecele- .. OTrA\\A (CP1-A ~292,~OO :,n~\CI' hlll th~ \~hole of ~onal performance _ the "1e. conference, delcgates paused to the conference to present to tre Canadian National R '1 a I A communique at the end of! sia" being discussed bv the I' \\llItel' works program on aa· ~HJO~"I pcnnnnl}'. caUSe _ we _ cal'e _ deeply" pay tribute to three of the L~- country the image of a moeler· But in 'an h al IV, ~s" t I Friday's session said that the' council . tiollal parks and historic sile! ~O'.I.r1 h:'lr tn 0ce nOI' •. rn ..•peecll _ ,'In~ I'n the loyalty b 0 r movement's outstanding ate and responsible party pre. ters' lith p.' exc,:.n~et 0 P ,e - diaconate (order of deacons)' , in. !'iO\'a Scotia and ;\few BrWls, r ~" \I V lime ,,~mls er car- had become "obsolete," and no I wick was announced Friday 0) :r.lnplll1l1l hut I feel plcdj!es showcred upon him, figures who died in the last year paring. with determination frr son the controverSial CNR pres I . ' ;'''< for that. nolahly bv his recent ril'al, dep- -Gaitskel1, ,John Strachey and the ncxt general election, which ld e~t • 'd I ':1 ". :' step!; should be taken to restore neSOl1rces ~Iinister Laing. HE r S k tIlly leade'r George Cl'own, and Morgan Phillips. must come within a year. re ." 't~1 .le ~I \ subnllt tlhllS it without "careful considcnl-, ReJeec· ted said it would prol'ide the eqU1\·· r,,, as noon, ftslnnaf.IOnt m It 0lu . 18 mon s, tion" of the reasons for this. I I alent of a month's work for 54C , Of tho '\ntionnl Farm· a cr Irs comp et 109 a reor- i men . ,,,:rt "iI is liP to :he ll. B It ganizatio? and strengthening of The communique was issued i La'rgest item is $165,000 lor ,~"rrlimpnt to use the Urrl ca n a 8/ the publicly owned company. after cardinals regarded as cun- WASHINGTO~ (CP) ,\ Ifurth(!r huildin" and restora· e e .... I • 1\ h~, 10 rel'ersu the , I Mr. Pearson announced to the I serl'atives, including Francis c1osed·door con~rcssional ron· tion work at the Fortress or I:d ". t the h"rain mOI'- Commons F'dn ay th e reappom. t- C,ar d'mn I Spc II man. 0 f 1.CN W ference has rejec . te d th e pro· I' Louisbourg on Cape Breton. ment of the burly 51·year-old lork, .o\ntolllo Cardmal BaCCI of posed U.S. Army purchase 01 IAnother Son.OOo would be spent IL cth~ial.' fear the strike ~ Scot as chairman of the CNlt's the Roman Curia, and Erncst.o $31,700,000 worth 01 addition,l in Cape Breton Hi"hlands Xa- [ir~'\' k ' . ,~ I mon 'Cy wrench ,I t:)I.· I board of dircctors, four days Cardinal Ruffini of Palermo, Canadian·built Caribou trans- i tional park for ~onslrucliol1 I.a ,'rate plan~ . tn fill a C b n d B a h a rna a d U.a alte.r his previolls appointment had argued against a revival p01:e planes, it was learned: roadside work. fire protectio~ RU!>ian wheat or. "IlA~II, Fla. lAP _ lIul'I·i· night and approach the area he· hours." explred. I the dinconate. They spoke be' Friday. I and '.I'atcrwOI·ks. "'",11Jnr,rl last month. cane Flora m,llIled !luiti ami tween southern Andros :md Havana radio said strong --~-.-~.---- .. -. tTD. eastern Cuba F I' i rI a y, then grelft EXllma today on her winds and heavy rain Friday aimed its flll'y at Nassau 3nd north· northwestward coursc., afternoon baltered Guantana:no The Bahamas. "Chances of the centre reach' City, 20 miles north of the Guan Hurricane forecasts at Miami ing the south Florida coast <150 taMmo Bay U.S. naval statiort. a(l\'iserl Bah amas residents miles northwest of Andros) is EYE NEAR NAVY BASE from Andros, Nassau and Elcu- consirlered less than 50 per In Washington the U.S. Navy . wilh \\'idely ~cat. thera In the islands' central por· cellt," chief furecaster Gordon saiel Flora's eye passed within ,hOII'm. High toda)' tions southward to complete Dunn said. "However, all in- 31 miles of the sprawling Guan· precautions as soon as possible terests on tM Flol'ida cast coast tanamo Ba>·. facility "appar for hm'rienne winds, high tides' arc \Il'gecl to kcep In constant enlly without innicting dam- , , remneratures and rough seas. advisories during the next 48 agc" there. Night Day· Flora-deemed fully capable Min Max of regaining whatever punch 56 82 she lost wbile battering land areas-was expected to wlliL'1 Selassie Lauds 41 61 30 54 her 115-mile·an·hour winds into the southern Bahamas Friday i 43 57 . .,, lirINGS. :. ; 40 61 TilE COUNTRY P,\RSON United Nations 55 65 50 '65 ~'. By CARMAN CUMMING three-day state' visit. 49 60 UNITED NATIONS (CP)- Speaking in Amharic, he re------. Emperor II a i I e Selasslc of cail~d how he had pleaded in Ethiopia saluted the United Na- Geneva in 1936 fol' help against !Ions Friday as an' organization illu.~solini's aggres s i 0 II, ~,nd that had "dared to act "-as the said: League of Nations had failed to "I spoke then hoth to and for do when he appealed to it ~7 the conscience of the world. My ....6:31 p.m. years !I~o. . words went unheeded, but his· The Lion of ,Judah, short, tory testifies to the accuracy of " ,.7:05 a.m, bearded and' frail-looking at the the warning that I gave in ~ . age of 71, spoke before the 1936." Q " .. 8:21 pm United Nations General Assem .. MOItALITY AT STAKE • .. . Uarter: Oct. 9th: .' bly and noted that he is the At that tim he s 'd h It I PEKING, Chlna-lIIao Tse·tung (right), Chairman of the Central Committee of the Chmese Communist Party, greets U.S. Negro only head of - state to· have declal'ed .. tha~' it w~IS' no~ t~~ nobert Williams a,nd Mrs. Williams as they arrive at a rece\ltion following gigant.lc parade In Peking, October 1st, celebrating Tides addressed both the league and, covenant of the league that 'Nas Communist China 5 14th anniversary. Williams was on' the reviewing stand With IIlao as placard.c~lng paraders marched by Low the assembiy, at stake but international mo. shouting "workers lind oppressed peoplcs and nations unite-we sland four square behind the American Negro people In the 4:23 a.m. The Ethiopian emperor· came rality. U~dertakings, I said thell struggle against racial discrimInation." Williams, an American Negro who works a~ a prop.agandlst for the Castro regime in ~:03 p.m. here from Washington and will al'c of little worth if the will 10 Cuba, Is visiting In China. Williams fled to Cuba In 1961 to escape prosecution In the kidnaping of a white man and will an r" '" nil."," ~f,,"day in,' " ""-~ them is lacking." I during racial strife at Monroe, N,C.-(UPI Radlotelephoto)" ~ .! ' , ' . ,~. , .. J ,'. . .." , ' !ii:t:,·.'2iI.pJ@!~. __iiiiiiiiliiii:tiltE:';»:"""'·""' ~ .,J/--;:f: 'X{J;, ~THE DAlLY NEWS, ST. JOliN'S, NEWFOUNDLANP, QCTOBEIt 5. 1063 .,11:"./; ~------ .. =::==~------~~ "-"-----._-- . a '. UTHBRANCH .Et.£A!£'O'<> ...... , 8' INt95& . . •..• ROMwtS. During the past eight he'1\'ildlife divisinn of t )lrIJ!lent nf mi.~s, IIgric Ind;resources has intr( Most people do something special for their Silver Anniversary. $ m., Ruffed Grouse in ~nd. arm Irom the ( Valley to the Salmnnier I \\ildlife division spokesm: ,Mercury creates its most luxurious cars in 25 years 0 Frioa~', .fJle said the grous~ .~tlDn wllJ terminate IhlS year, with the arr! 300; birds frlmt l\iainc. I dWtge for these grouse Mercury's wheelbase spans a big 120 inches. ",ill receive 20 adult ca For most people, a 25th Anniversary is a high couldn't tell the difference. ~ch will be captnrpd i point in their lives. It is a magic once-in-a-life Bucket seats are of a special shell-type design. You drive the level line of luxury on just about toria. Tile spokesman sai time occasion that demands something very, Carpeting is deep pile. any kind of surface. ~11Se have done excepl elliin this province as i . very special in the way of celebration. Rear seat ,has a big pull-down arm-rest. Any really bad bumps that do come your way tes~ they ha\'e multipJi : 'read, Reports indicate \ So it is with Mercury, in this, its Silver Anni Doors are finished with rich. walnut-grained are soaked up by a suspension' system that allows ddg of the birds fr( 1 wheel movement backward and forward as well adler release site alOi versary year. panelling and warm suede. 'j For 1964, all eight Mercurys are special cars. The optional Swing-Away Steering Wheel as up and down. '.! Tile Daily :'\cw~ Special in the sense that even if you don't intend allows comfortable entrance and exit. All the things mentioned above make Mercury Youth Page wm ..: appear Wrdnc~da to buy a car this year, they may make you a special car on its 25th birthday. But above all, or c\'cry werl; change your mind, there's an intangible something else that makes .. starting Oct. 0 As you can see in the picture above, Mercury this Silver Anniversary edition a car to remember. offers two completely different rooflines this That is the anticipation with which you will TVotEn year. The impaHentline of the fastback model, look forward to driving this car and even seeing A ;79'Year'old St. Johl luged with being d in the foreground, typifies the spirit of the it parked in front of your home. ~e):asl End Fire H, . " Montclair Marauder. While Mercury's famous Because the more you get to know this car IS. ~se dismissed whe: ~~d in court Frida\' Breezeway Roof (the rear window lowers) is the more it will strengthen your pride and '.~ . The man pleaded nu available on both the Montclair and the ultra appreciation. ~'\he charge saying I tIii not drunk Flie ' sophisticated Park Lane,shown in the background. Happy Anniversary! If ever there was a year S~·-o constable Inside, these special cars are a world apart Even the foot pedals are accented with bright to make your big move to a significant car, this fel1~rd testified the d he"'ICown o,ut5ide the from most other cars. metal. is it. Mercury for 1964, be sure to see it soon at rai~ ked him up beeall Uee;) g, then The Silver Anniversary Mercury isn't avail your quality Mercury' dealer's. H~ cal\~1 The derendant said on·his "'a' t . , able wHh a six-cylinder engine. It's not that he- n) 0 bosplt .. ' b' .~ouk a se\'ere pai .'.. , kind of a car. Instead, you have a choice of two ..... ead and re!l down . :~ : big V-8's ranging from .352 to 390 cubic inches. old arc you Each one is designed to give the self-assured kind of performance befitting a Silver Anniver sary car of Mercury's calibre. "'R.\~K PET " ',' " ~Hn Who lived And as far as transmissions are concerned fire or ' tbe "I"I manual, automatic, on the floor or on the celebrated Friday by steering column, single or dual range-each can usual. Box pleated'fabrics show richness you would introduce you to something new in effortless : \\',!lltain C. B. Dick! as he Is know be proud of in your own home. driving pleasure. friends, was ~ In a house Ostrich grained vinyls look and feel so much It's an engineering truth that it takes a big ~ ,like hand-rubbed leather that most people car to give you a really smooth ride. That's why '64 MERCURY .....-' " -. Certain features shown or mentioned are optiotlalat extra cost. ' . Seethe :~~: '196'4Mercurv, • MUNN MOTORS LIMITED Meteor and . he IlIPpl BLACKMARSH ROAD, ST. JOHN'S PHONE 9·4061 facts I he dis!: Comet-! He recalb : ~ 3 / '. --...... The Daily News • • SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1963 I ecelve I WI S CONSt /II ...... , .' .. ' , : , ! .. ', . rom x er s Premier Smallwood ",go down now, almost a better position to sub ~[r. Smallwood, who says the British New immediately, in the next mit tenders to carry out said two of the com fO~1I1dland Corporation, few davs" with their a vast construction pro panies are in New which is negotiating to cnginee~'s and experts gram that I expect will foundland, was speak develop the hydro-elec "so th at they will be in commence next spnng.. " ing at a Liberal associa tric potential of Lahra tion meeting in Grand dOl.'S Hamilton Falls Falls Thursday night. area, is inviting five of the "biggest consh'uc Wabana Miners The Hamilton Falls tion companies in Can has a power potential ada" to look at the falls. of 9,000,000.horsepo\\' lIIr. Smallwood said Strike Again er, and will cost $1,000,- five companies - he The second wildcat strike in five davs tied 000,000 to develop over didn't name them up mining operations at Bell Island Friday 10 years, h6' said. are being invited to when .200 men refused to return to work for ~[J'. Smallwood saill the four o'clock shift. the Bav d'Espoir area of F nofficial reports say the men sh'uck in Newfoundland's south ( BUTTER To Address protest against a mine superintendent but the coast has a potential of RELEASEO nahu'e of the complaint could not be immedi ,500,000 horsepower of Group Here atelv determined. hvdro-electrici tv. -D. 1. Jackman, president of the Bell Island The second meeting of the :\Iiners Union, a local of the United Steelwork- Canadian Institute of Inter- ers of America CLC, said hc had no commcnt national Affairs will take place f in the lounge of the officers excepnhat hc was calling a meeting 0 union Training New \ mess at Pepperrell Ocl. 15, it mcmhers at 7 p,m, Friday night. i was announced here Friday, The' midnight shift was not expected to UTH BRANCH) At the meetin,ll G. V. DOXey, work cither. Home Teacher ·,!·J.'~~:"7':'7~m:~7·11 will speak on "Aspects of South Last :\Iondav's ",alkollt occl1I'rcd ",hen The C:-;lB in co.opcration RELEASE 0 • I Africa's Racial Crisi;;". ~jrf' mincrs disagrc('cf oYC'1' a rcsllllffliug of johs with thc rehabilitation branc!1 ·REI..£ASEO • ; Roxey is as,ociate professor a k of the department of h~a1th 28 IN 1958 .• i i economics at York t:nil'ersity, following Ja\'off of 132 men. The stri -c was the fcdcI'al,proyincial arrall~C. rROM wiS. Ie IN'i62·. . Toronto. I termed iJIc(!aJ and the men wcre ordcred i mcnt :01' the training oi the A spokesman for thc Insti- J k . 'k llandicappcd is at present lI'ain, f'AOMMAINE ·····FROMN •... 'th t' m t Jac - to wor -. tute said e execll II'e C ' l------::--"7--, ing a new home tcacher fer the 1 Sept. 17 and disclIsscd the ques· Sod i blind at thc organization's nat- liontaken of oflady the membcr~. national Note head-I was 1 T 0 Turn F,·rst !: ional office in Toronto, quarter's regulation which re- I • Fl'ance~ ~cwl11an of BOYU';. quircs $5 as thc additional sum I . H -t I i Core. :\otre Damc Bay. showcd in cases where the husband and! 'I· great promise while a studont : ' For . ,: .... :: ... ~,.:.. :; ..... :. :.. ..:-: ...... New OSP' a wife are both mem.bers of thc ~ i at thc Halifax Scheol for the 'institute, and separate copies I .. .' . V I Blind, She obtain cd her gn~~ ._, RUFFED GROUSE SITES- of notices and literatures are Premier J, R. Smallwood Willi Colomal Constructwn C~mpa~: . ,II last June and at present IS ., ~ ·b This map of the department not required, Iturn the sod for the proiJos ed I Present for the occasl,oll 1\.11, participating in a training pro. ,. 1'.11 r. "'0d earl20 C 0 U of mines, agriculture ami If applied locally, this would Bell I5land hospital in a ~ere-' be the prenuer an~ mtn lSt 2:' Jf, gram conducted b~' the C:-IlB ", • I resources Indicate~ the ~lIes . mcan a 55 fee for wives of mony at the island Monday. health, James ~lcGratt~". and ~ for Home Teachers. In which ruifc!\ grClme havc i membcrs S20 for joint member- The sod turning cerer.!Ony, number of scmor offiCials 0 I ., " ; 300 R t·~ d G been Introduccd Into New· ; ship) although other lady mem, scheduled to begin at 4 pm, the govcrnment. .. 1 ._1 When :'hs Newm~n retur:s )1(01· U fe· "ouse foundland. The dIrferent I bcr would be rcquired to pay will mark the beginning ef the The mayor a.nd eouncllol~. to Newfoundland ,~e,\t summ.r, 1. T ~ • I dates of introduction from i th r gular $15 membership I hospital bcil1~ built [or the will attend, wll1!e the depUL) ,shc will be qualified to teacLI 1956 to 1962 are also shown. ·1· ie:, e INewfoundland "government by minister 01 pubhc works \1'Jll i blind pcrsons to~ch-typ~ read- ' i-i', :nf ~~~t eight )'car~ occupy over 300 square milcs. I bland,wlde distribution IIf ,1~~~~~~~~~~~1· act as chairm.n'l'ing. typing, a Wide I'arlcl)' of ,·'f::,· rl:1i·inn of the de· The next and final 5hlp· these birds, , Addresses will be de1i\'erd handicrafts and adjustment to ,: , ,~ nl:'~', agriculture ml'nt of nlfrr.d grouse \\'i11 I When the population ;,~ sulfi, by the prcmier. the mini;ter, their loss of I'ision, ·t'~.\;m h.< introduced be relea~cd at Terra No\'a, , drnt 10 withstand huntln~ pres· oC hcalth and the mayor 01: ~II'.',·' (,·r"II;;·p I'n I\·ood· Gan d cr, Spr Init d aI 1', Cor. n ,,0<, . _ • I or Irura an open season Will be Boll Is.land, Dr, \\"I!frnd Tem-' A C.:-iIS. ,po!;c,man ;.'i\Y Home ' ",'CI"!' Ir~m" the Codroy Brook, Bay D'Espolr, the, dec Iare d a~ II IC Ttl Ife d gro\~se p1 eman. Tcaclnng IS the, mo,t I Imporlant•. 1.1 t' :' ,."1 ~allllonicr Line, a Nort h ern r en Insu Ia In".. th-,I·.~ 0 I lal'orl'te ""arne bird All m"mhor.'L L.' nr the pliolic. part or CNIn s rr la,,11 a Ion ;. ~'l.:n~ lion,lid ~ illIht terminate~rou~t Intro·bter III1------. ReCel·VeS Netv Position i lrl!. \lith the arrh'al of ~irrl' Irom "alne, In r.x· A wal·ded Sello ars. unsr f~r tho,,' ~rouse llalne Francis T. McGrath 01 SI. Tanks of the clril scnicr b~· I t '!n aOl1lt caribou, A spokesman for the Royal Legion Coaches Clinic at .John's was lately appointerl comin:{ paymaster ill 1~3 t, .. n ill he \,I[lll1rrd at "Ie· Canadian Legion said Friday Guelph, Ontario, in Augu;,t. assistant deputy minister 01 antl thicI accountant of pub the legion's annual scholar· lIIr. Ryan, a second year edu· public wOTks, following thc lic works in 1955, In 'lddi, 'l'n~'·"'''n said I h cIs h ips hal'e been awar cl ed . cation .tudcnt at lI!emorial . retirement of long-time cil"il tion to othcr p!lsitions . ~ !: 110 d"rr exceptionally University,· is the son of th~ t;erV3nt' Raymond Manning llr, llcGrath is marricII to ;". ::1:.' pc,'rinre as in most lie said schnlarshlps avail· late lI!ichael Ryan of the this week. the [nrmer Elizabcth Wiley. :>0 ... h"r,. mllltiplicci and able to students In each of Royai Newfoundland Regi. :\ scnior civil scrvant In and they have lour cI:1I(\:'.-;1 .. H,'P'):';, indicate the ol!-: the pro\'lnces attending ~n!v. men!. St.· John's with 46 ycars 01 ~4\)O ~cho. .. r :hr hirds from the I erslty and valued at Provincial Command sen'icc, ~lr, 1IIcGrath was for· ;r10,,~ site alone now each have been awarded to larshlp blll'sarles, available to mer!," chid information offi, . Elleen Yarn or St. John's ann students entering nnlverSlty cer for the Newfollndland William Jose)lh Ryan, C1I· also valued at 5400, have government, before his new Tho Haity :'\ew5 veri. bcen awarded to Georgia position was announce!\ by YOllth Pal%r will lliss Yarn, daughter of thp Carlson and John P. Allston, Premier J. R. Smallwoud. a~p',r Wrlfnr~""y . latc Captain Geor<:e Yarn and Miss Carlson is a first year Born in 1901, 1I1r, ·i\lcGrath ., r\·rr~' weck : a fourth year physical ectuca- I science stUdent at Memoria! atlcnrled St. Bonaventurc's .I~rtln~. 0 r."tn,' tion student at ~!rmorial Uni'/ while Mr. Allston is a first year College and snbsequently en· I"--_~."':' ..... _~~_~_~I:..:I~'e::rs~it~_~~~~~_d:_d the Canadian engineering_s_t_ud_e_n_t,___ _ tcred the employment of the departmcnt of public works IS clerk and typist 3rd, in Tot Enough To Get Drunk Sept. 1917. He rose steadily In the :9:- ·"·,,,,1 Sl. John's man, llagistratc Hugh O'Neill, Rnt to go home. ;f,j .. \ i:h hcin~ drllnk In "Oh a good bit," the defend o 0 0 E.<\ Enrl f'ire Hall. had ions of the Labor Relation.. is seen as only one clement in thc much COMPARED WITII ,TFK workers and farmers tbel' 'me a :. sbould then dctac ka is not a buffalo at all. It is a we shall have a herd of bison as larger problems of bringing all U.S. slich a suggestion might be justified. Because he is only 46, .Wilson Is Inc· nificant part of the cil'ilian I\'ar efh es froin external bi:;on. But bv either name, the large as any in North America. international relations Into hetter bal· vitably compared with President Ken· and there is possiblv considrra\)\e m!'~ p~.d!ces of reli~iI anee. ~tock \\'as reduced from many It is to be hoped, however, the ncdy. Ho cxudcs the same "let's have in their claim that their efforts I: • ,t rrahzc ~hat these UPRIGH1' :\lAN .. these rituals, h million:; to fe\\'er than a thous animals will keep off the high the facts" attitude. Some observcrs say b een poorI v rewar de. d h ut III~lr r.!: ... ;!L t" I b I rUROPEAN BUSINESS nnrl polit ira I Windsor Star .. . . IlAIt I U , UI'y anI < I Wilson is exhibiting a warmer side of (i:, and with thc opening of the ways. It i~ bad enough fqr a leaders ha\'e a much diHerent I'icw of llatlOl15 With the GOI'ernmetlt of tJiC warm inner he;lrt .1 \l'est. The destruction was motol'i~t to be confronted by an his nature aL this conference, dropping this complicated world situation than do LOI'I1 Dcnnin~. author or the report should come tmdrr the Ci\'ilirtn r viie Truth. We mu, chccked and ncll' herds, about in'ilated moose but no cat' yet lhe sometimcs metallic tonc in his Amcrican leaders. says Dr. ;.;. R. Dane· on Britain's sex·and·securitv scandal is AlJowar,ce~ Act and not hy all;' !':C a!BY the prejlldice n spccche~. !ian. president of International Economic described b)' some of hi, fri~nds as an nf the imagination under the \'c:c[dUlon thaI has encru~ :1.000 t made. is capable of offering animals in he united Wilson 1m sa in that if elected he Policy Assn. This is ~ private re~earth Edwardian puritan. He neithcr smokcs Ch"rt~r. Jllion, layer upon la),1 I Th~ ri~ht to hc callcn :\ "rlm,: centuries, if Wt' .. Stales ilnd 15.00(J in Canada, now adequate resistance to a charg Wouldn't form a brain tl'llst such a~ the or~anizalion servicing a numbel' of no\' drinks. is a tremendous worker. he. "thli )'oam the protecteci ranges in a ing ton of angry bison. one surrounding Kennedy. But obser· American corporations in foreign tradc lievcs firmly in the sanctity of the eal'llcri at a nl'icc the (orcstcl".' ~.llilceed In findin~ lh.' VCI'S arc sure something o{ the kind is and investmcnt. home. and would like to sec morals certainly did not pay and I") ;olr1t,lthe core of all rell I envisaged, 1l0tin~ Wilson said he wants "I,ven It the Uniled States rnuld laws m~de more strict. men!. no parlhment ('"n pal' it for !:' ~ I 10 improve the briefing syslem at 10 now bv le~islatil'e action. Other"'i;~:"~J I solve lis balance of payment deficit It·s good to sce that there is a place Downing Street. He also plans to bring by Increasing exporls," says Dane· in Ibe world todal' for the puritan I'eterans of recent lI'ar,. the wino"', ·J·hl Tory Party Conference in experts for his new scientific minis· Ilan, "many Europeans feel the whcn things get into a mess. c.,l1 in an I'cterans and the orohan, of ,rtc:"'c~ I trieS. result would be depression for Ulem. upright man to ~traighten them out. will ri~htly fed that the cOl1tnhu: lil When the British COl1ser Macmillan may have taken too of those dead and those still lil"ln~ ,";.~ Wilson is quick with a quip. His son They believe that an Increase In • • • nti\'e Patry meets at Blackpool much for granted and that he Robin said Wilson was wrong in saying U.S. e:t)Jorts would make Ihem lose continuin~ to pay a heal'Y prier wi:)" .~ f01' its annual conference, the had been generally somewhat Tuesday that if a man could walk as fast business at home, or It woult! take TRAIN OR TEACH? 6 6 come so watered down and wlde;p:i: \\1 primary issue may be one of easygoing. At any rate, the as a computer CBn calculate, he could away Ellropean export markets In Peterborough Examiner as to become meanin!!less. ..; leadership. younger men among his prin circlc the earth in less than a second. Ihlrd countries." B,· all means let the forester: Our schools have almost hecome in· arlditional benefits-and !!ood , Harold Macmillan has sho\vn cipal associates seem prepared to Robin claimed it would take 14 sec· onds." An important factor In this situation stitutions., not of learnilll!. but of train· to them-but in the intere~ts of hi;~:' :, 110 disposition to resign. But his challenge his leadership and this "I take longer strides than Robin," i~ the growing desire-led by President ing for future occupations. Yct they truth and justic1' let them do it u::' right to lead the party into the could produce a dramatic situ Wilson replied to the reporter who Charles de Gaulle of France-to make de not do this particularly well. :llanv their proper name. 11ext 'election has been strongly ation at the conference. brought the subject up. Europe more self·sufficient cconomical· bol's who specialized in technical sub· Your.; trill .... Iy and militarily. .iects in high school have discovered WICK COLLI:-:S. challenged by a group of young It might be thought that in the their skills were redundant before The American plan for a North At· 11 Beoeh Place. Ct' men who rallied to the call of circumstances Mr. Macmillan graduation. What is needcd instead. is lantic Treaty Organization nuclear de. a wedding of tcehnical education with party during the Proful110 crisis might consider a graceful retire fense force under U.S. leadership is NO FUN a nation-wide apprenlieesbip program but had plainly revealed their ment that would avoid a conflict dead. says Danclian, because Europe Peterborough Examiner- I. und~ which on·thc·job training and di:;~a( isfaction with the Prime that could do irreparable damage would not buy It and pay its share of T.be .Van.collver Pro\'ince .s~'/.~~~.·, the costs. regular school work would be combined rcdlstnbuhon of the Dommlon:::."i. 1\'iinistcl'. to the party's cause on the eve in the last two or three years of high be undertaken without politic!. ~f' Thc Denning Report has dissi of an election. But the pt'Oblem Similarly, he reports that Europeans school. Take all the fun out of it? " pated any notices that other of a successor might produce m: WAS LACKING INHEED have no intention of reducing their members of thc cabinet besides e\'cn a greater conflict. All this A chap who was a bit deficient in existing lariCfs against American auto. mobiles and agricultural products In ]I. [1'. Proful11o were implicated~in is expected to be clarified before education remarked recently about a certain friend: "The trouble with which U.S. exporters believe they have al1~' scandalous affairs. But the end of the first day of 1he lh~ George is that he is lacking in igni. the best chance to increase trade with Rcport did indicate that Mr. Blackpool conference, ehative." Of course he meant to say Europe. that George was lacking in initiative, IF TillS REPORT IS ACCURATE, it Bt~~rs WORlD but his mistaken and awkwardly created does not augur well for success of the word was suggestivc. so·ealled "Kennedy round" of tariff reo Still Unlikely Tunnel For there are some people who have duction negotiations scheduled to begin no fire in them. They never ignite any· n'ext spring with "trade czar" Christian The tunnel under the English time for moving between Eng thing or anybody. They do not blaze A. Herter as chief U.S. bargainer. Channel has not been brought land and France. And the tunnel up with anger as they confront wrong If the United States cannot In. any nearer by the report . of a and injUstice. They do not grow en crense its exports to Europe, per· committee's estimate of costs is thusiastic as they confront the possi· . joint Anglo-French committee of based on a rail service with cars haps tlte next best opportunity lor • bility of great and pleasant endeavor. reducing the American balance of ;~ experts who have evaluated the and trucks travelling piggy They have no particular passion for payments deficit may be found In '. ~ various alternatives, agreed th3.t back, country, for a. better world, {or the increasing foreigll Investmcnts. . a tunnel is the most practical an- That would be much like the righting of wrongs that are centuries Their earnings could be brought old. They have no "ignichative." back to this country as profits. swer to a road and rail link be way that people in. Newfound Passion lhat gets out of hand can : tween England and France, and land had to travel between Clar quickly produce a holocaust. That quick Europeans, however. are afraid of the _ have found that it would present enville and Gander before the rise of temper, that blow, that moment competition from American investments ; ~ 110 great engineering difficulties, highway went through. And to when one gave in to temptation because overseas and would like to curtail them. The cost would be about $400 motorists or to truckers, a tun he was lurcd on by love of money or At Ihe same time, Europeans Oppose by lust of the flesh-all this is as de· any curbs un their investments In the \ , million. nel service that does not provide structive as a flve·alarm lire. But a Uniled States. They help the Euro. But that is a lot of money, hav for motor roads loses its appeal. life with no spark in it, no illumination, peans earn dollars on which they can ing regard for the other claims So the. committee has ad~ed no capacity' to flare ull into anl(er over demand payment in gold. to capital funds on both sides of nothing new to the schemes of hatefur injUstices, to glow with antici· This is a constnnt threat to the pation of legitimate pleasure. constl· the Channel, and there.is grow fifty years ago and thoughtful American gold reserve and another tutcs drabness _ almost equivalent to major point of dif{ercnee on economic ing doubt about· the benefits in people in England are suggest death Itself. policies of thc two continents. · relation to the cost. Times, after ing that it would be better to The Bible tells Us that Elijah ~sccnd· · all, have changed a great deal forget the tunnel since the idea ed into heaven in II ehariot of fire. THE FINAL AND MOST TROUBLE. ItNow tiJat I'm II tllorld IIIll''', W~ Bird thhlls I 6ince the tunnel was first pro has been .proving a distraction There has to bc somethlnl( of burn In\! SOME difference is over foreign aid. ougbl to ~ /I ..tin41 figure!•. posed a little more than a cen- from the need of improving port intensity in the lives of all of us if wc The United Slates wants Europe 10 bear lIrc ever to live life' to its full. an Increasing share of the aid program · tury ago. Air travel and faster facilities on both sides of the We ail need what our unl~Rrned friend for developing countries as another · boats have reduced the elapsed Channel. referred to as "lgnichative." means of reducing America's balance of .-..--- •..~. -_ ...------_ .. THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, OCTOBER 5, 1963 -5 I OTTAWA (CP) - A half· . groWI.1, thrEe . fClot • long lynx, Personals Is.tarvmg and blinded by day - I Ilgl~t, II:as shot by police in II BAY ROBERTS - Mr. an'l , rcsl(lentlal are a ill Ottawa onception Bay News Mrs. Philip Snow, returncd I South early Thursday. Nalley home l"riday from spendin:; a jlc](endry, 15, spotted the ani very enjoyable siX' weeks viSit m1l1 when she stepped out of ing their sons Raymond anti the back door of her home. Former Teacher Edward and their respcctive j ; ,Magistrate's families at Toronto. During their trip Mrs. Snow went on • ! Court Dies at 10 the United States to visit relatives and friends. :.,:lI'n. it is ,;1:,\1'1':.- Tht' IIwhly I Blackpool -,- " 'I lilt' BeSt'C l\Pntilit·: , !J~hn King I' ::1 at its IIR. GHACE - News was re· Among those attendinJ ~Ie· ',' , 1I'I'i'l1ll1' and was ;11'0" IIR, GHACE - A 20·yeal'·nld BELL I~LAND (Staro~Catherin.e Rossiter, R?se ~.1. Ford, and Doreen ~lcCarthy (I. to r.) were' whil'h 11,,1\\' I ceived recently of the deat:1 of I,· :., , I I " 1I','I'(';llional prd,lll·. male I'csi( elll of C3rllol11'31' was morial Univcl'sitv from here are !" .,·~l claim ,I • II' . a (Ol'mer well known member retccnctl~ ann~unccd adS confe~el'ntlOn Scholarshlll wlIlners. The girls are students of the Immacu· i I';!r.~ \\{'1'1' ~!~(IWI1. i (,'oJ1\'lclc( lY Maglstr:lle ti, 'l'rtc· Cavel Cave, Flol'encc K·~arlcy . Real Estate Agent of the teaching profession in a e once[1tlOn Aca emy, 'lawn Square.-(Haw co PhoLo). t hr . ". ",1 il. l:,i'l' ila, h(,I'n ;1\1 ,lil'tt ill ('UUl't at lIal'bor lil"ICC Donna Rus,cll, Carol Plrsr.ns, l I.. ~ ,( \i' thi~ Province, Mr. Arlhur Lnn~. ----_._------~-- ',', ", !ili' 1'01'1", :'\('\';11(' i I'!'rcnll)' 011 a charge (If 111:law· Gerald Churchill, Wayne Bus· , I.lilh rank ol s,:u, fully t:lking u moWI' cur. aged si~Iy·two, passed away OIt sey, Charles Mcnchions, !tubert Blackpool England, wherc he Grecnland, Dennis Brown . I I, 11: aud his wife had taken up \'l' Dies In Sydney See Film OJ iTo Discus~ Re:f~d c~~I~~:::erand .",lL,' \\:1! p:ll'aill' Ikt. 5 11(' 11';15 fillcd $100 01' Ihr~~ sidence following his retirement Mrs. J, D. Williams and ~Ir~. I,' ':::~ th~ , , ' 1;\11.,.1:;111 I.l'gillll l·l'.lh: munths in jail. On a second from the teaching profession S~irle~' W'lrren, 16, of Loui.;· 1, U I L d T ' prclperty auctioned LelVis lIlenchions, motor,~d to I ,.1\"" :I:,nll:l: Ilwelill): of Ihe I('(large uf dril'ins without a bur .. , r-;.S., and formerly of 1 .., .,'.Iament four years ago. SI. John's Monday to attend the ·l~O y an s er m I ,. 1.,',1:'"' "! (':In:Hla will be liccn;c, he was fined $35 or The deceased was born at en· Ramea, Nfld" died in hospital \ ., li t t f " '" thi~ thrce weeks in jail. annual Red Cross Convent;on, ni?hL of Residents of Harbor Grace The cxccutive of Bcll Island! S ward's Island but left there ~t. S~dney ~hurs~ay your ~roper y or I"'" ,'"ld fact! --- mJ~f1es received In a highway enjoyed a film showing of the i local union No, 4121, United 1 sale With me, , ' " WOl'ld when quite young to lil'e at Mrs. David White, who 1m Gloverlown, B.B. After complet· accldcnt a. few hours before. Holy Lands Wednesda v when Steelworkers of Amcric], Ila\'C i • , .,,:In been visiting Mr. and ~!rr;, K .The aCCl(lent occur~ed on a Rcv. Wilfred Vardy 'held a be~n auth,orize~ by the un!on I Dial 87567 ing his education he commen· M. Batten, Coley's Point, left . , 1\.in::(~ ~I~hway .about 26 ml~cs fl'?m special film ;:athering. membcl'shlp to mcet the man·: Intelligent ced t~aching and taught 3t sev by train on Wednesday tu re· ;,!; which The Sydncy Ilhcn the car In WhiCh" A large audience was report. agemcnt of the Company !o uis.: Royal Bank of Canada eral places in Newfoundland turn to her home at Twillln· ," . ::li'll1din~ and at each was highly regard she was a pascngcr overturned. I cd to have attended thc shoW, cuss tcrm 1509 o£ thc LIn ion· Builclin Water Street gate. ing which was held in the Law. Company agreement. \ r, "~ ('I'nduct ed. g, He came to Harbor Grare . '.' rcnce Coughlan Hall at that The .tel'm concerns action, of i " :ll'mrd forc!1 Congratulations go to Olive , lown superVIsors and employ~es on or Of Intelligence ,seven years ago and taugnt al l ,<",'r thcil' Ruth Mercer, Coley's Point, who Du'ring the past summer Rev, th~ job. .' 939653 "i"':": ~irt that God It b therefore clear, Ihat in the Central High School until celebrated her eighth birthdbl' Vardy l'isited the Holy Lands rhc executll'e Will. report '" ;""",, ,Ih Iii, intrlli. onlci' to make an)' progrc5~ in ~Il health for~ed hi~ reLlr.ement 011 Scpt. 26. and throu~hout the film, he ?ack to a memberslllp mert· Residence 1 I: I'.:" aH':tllt III he u,ed our scal'eh after truth, we must m 1960, DUring hiS resldcnce gave a commentary of the VHri- mg of the local not latcr than ...... :Of illl:,":' E:ich human I'clinqllish our superiority com- here, the ,late Mr. ~ane WlS res· Mrs. A. Bursey and son Char· ous view5, 8 p,m, today. .... , :,,,': ,::I\~ Ii> lhl' Haha'is pll'X, alon:: with OlU' super· peeled ~IIh arre~tlon ~nd lin les who has resided at Bay Ho· The evenin~ was concluded '.I::':' .1,,,ul ,If\\' ':.'" " t\'aditiol~al' ;11\(1 in ~Iohammed. Light is last weck, the S. W, Moorcs ~:c- cell. has entered ~Iemorial Unil'N' wh? was pastor or the congre· ... 1 :::,r,~': :~" Buddhist dnd ' good for whatever lamp it morial Stadium is being ITI111c \ sity fo rfirst year education, \ ~allonal Church at SI. .John·s )111;::111 ;,:,, lIot frce from I shines. 1'0 matter holY much a ready for it~ winter acti\·!(;es. Reserve GCl'aldine i~ Ihe rlaul!ht.~r of from 1775 to .1801), has an im- . I 1"',:',,':':' :111' Chri>tian.: trl1th is denien, it docs not cca5C We are informed by Ma~ag:'r \ n TI t 't II Mrs. Thcl'csa and th~ late \ porta~t place In the ecclesiasli· :r;::I"I" h,",r ~rndually hc.: 10 he the truth. A man can neny George ]'aulkI1Cl· that t~e ICC B, Y nOBE T5-:- l~ 1 n~i~~ I Gerald Doyle, Grammar Street. cal 11ISiory of Ncwfoundlanrl. b~l:n': h,' tradilion and'!o his la,~ .hreath that thc sun surfa~e wil~ have .been laid ,mu C,~urch Iwol~l~n\ ~~Ie~ s PI f~:i Bell Island.-(Hawco Photo)' It wa~ .under his Icade~ship nmlW.'I" AlIl'o!l'lrirr Ihemsell'cs 'IS not slHlllng in the heavens: all Will he m readmess for ski.t- l\lll be 101< Illa t annua .1 lhe ongmal , ' lm~ Con~regatlOnal ~. f 1II"~u:I'r lilt n:,l, f"Hcs>ors of the! hut all the denial in the w'Jl'ld ing and hockey next w2ck. ~alehof w?rk anhd r~r~ehY \"as, HOUse was huilt in 1789 on .! ," name , "',(~ (',,(,," "thfr rcligicn . will nenr aIter the tmth. 10 t e Untted C nrc Sc o~11 O? TRADE EMRARGO Meeting·House Lane, now part .:, ...... 1."" •• ,':1 ef (" ('PI'," If all con. i naha'u'llah, tile Founder o[ Mr. Bertram Tarrant is r~' Oc~ober 161h .. The uSl1al Int~:I- BELGRADE I n~utcrs' - ','n- oC Victoria Street. A mmlrl " .' .np where shall: the lIaha'l Faith, asked no ceiving medical treatment al cstmg. for alI, h?s decaled stop of meeting house has been : .~ ar~"~,.,('. ~ttractlOlIs ~Ll g~)sl~'i~ ~? thi~ " . ,t:,:\" ["I' the tl'lllh7 All: one to accept llis statements the Carbonepr Community theil, so come and a hmlll1" Afllca on display in the Newfound- Ho~· b~ hrll1~ w~th SOl~[h e at ~)e-, :j ",:II~:';; "III' anothcr l'~n.: blindly. On the cf1trary, lie pital and his many friends \Visn h·lend. eal!sc. of, lt~ ,r~c!al Sc!n: g ,lOn i land 1Iuseum since January of ~,., ::::, :: r.;\,h ('lInsidrrs i Imt at the very forefront of him a speedy recovery. pohc~. accOldm~ to a dl~£t ",ll .this year. oWn l!il~llIn tn he thr onl)' i Ills tea["\llngs emllhntic warn. O~~~~~ ?g~)SI~~:'~1:i~: I)f ~?orted I hy . t1~c gOI'~1 nmc~i Provincial Archivist Allan ~1. , onc. he hlind, ,himself to', ing blind acceptance Mr. and Mrs. George Steven· sUl'l!eon-generaL of the armed pless repor s sal( Fraser classed the journal as L_: a~alnst TI~l~;Se;~ ~y, t· truth in o\n('I'" of authority and urged all to son returned from Shimn~y - y. "most interesting" and said it ~ , , ~; '" miners. , should 'hen detach our. open their e)'es and ears, Tickle, Labrador last week ~~c~sdu~:~on~~de;nt~O~Si~~::~:~; S(;I'PORTS WHEAT DEAL throws light on condition3 in .' .' from eXI('rnal forms and to use judgment Incle. where they had carried on the campaign throughout the serv- WASHING TOt\' (AP) - Senate the island in the last quarter "::13n war prattlcp~ o£ religion. We 11cndently ancl fearlessly In fishery during the summer ar,d Ices, a de f e 11 c e department Republican lemier Everett M. of the 18th century. ':'·'Ictcr~blc rr;IIi". lilat Ihese forms or \Iann inn,r heart of lJj. I. Ihmself, offering a.s the su- Mrs. Alice Dawe and Mrs. how Intensive it will he, The benefits arc involl'ed. This stat~- Truth, Ire mnst Il~('i . prcme proof of HIS Prophet- ROSe Lester, St. John'~, were United States Air Force Illst ment in an interview indicated "',' hI' any ,,,,,,,._,._,, tlif' I'r"illdke of tra.: hoo.d-His w~rds and wo~ks and guests of their parenls, Mr. and year began a campaign to 3C' that President Kennedy mi~rlt BRIEFS .. 'c:' thc ,. that ,,,,. rncrusteLl fI" I thclr effects 10 transforming the Mrs. W. W. }<'rench during lile quaint its personnel with "the be able to rally the kind of lal'rr iiI'''" ol'cr 1 lil'cs and charactcrs of men. weekend. relationship bctwecn cibarctte Republican leadership support la~'er GETS 25 YEARS ,rlllilril',. If wc \\,tlI1111 Baha'u'llah Himself said, smoking and lung cancel', pIli- associates said he wanls bcfo!'c DETROIT (AP) - The man •.•,n"," III (inlting the trulll ! "Look intu everything with a We eat only the muscle of monary diseases and cardin· he decides finally on ~ny deal who staged Michigan's largest .n".,,'I. thr ('nrr of all re\1~ion. I searching eye," ihe scallop. vascular diseases." wilh the Russians. bank robbery was sentenced to 25 years in prison Tuesday. I; William L. Maus. 28 robbed a ,, :1 1-: :.'11. bank of Livonia bran~h of $t53,- , • ! ''. ,i :~. 000 Jan. 29. He pleaded guilty 1, ""h:1n~ or to robbery in August after he , was captured at the Arizona r . I t h 'I cont "h,m". Mexico border. FBI agents Ie ! :""c ,till lil'in~ . covered $130,000. .. ',r:lli' price will l . ,~:.'·.\'n and BIOLOGIST DIES ~.:::!: _·1t':". MOSCOW (AP) - Tass news ! . "lr foresters agency announced Thursday the ;, ",I ~ood death ot Prof. Olga B. Lepesh ;;. ;("crests of hist inskaya. an experimental biolo , . . hcm do it gist who was the Soviet Un , ion's outstanding authority Gn .r how to live longer. She was 92. Hot soda baths, participation in sports and avoidance of a \Vor scare atmosphere were among here recommendations for lon 'il IT:\, gevity. \;, E\Jminer EMPLOY 338,534 i :"., ,n('c SU!(f(CJU OTTAWA (Cp' - The ~overn .1 " nOlllinion ment of Canada, including ;(s '.; ::",:11 politics. corporations and agencics, em ,! :: of i1~ ployed 338.534 persons lit M3Y : \ 31, an lnereas~ of 7,548 employ . ' ees from April but a decrease of 6.995 from May of last year, the bureau of statisllcs re ported . DIES OF HEART ATTACK . \ OAKVILLE, Ont. (CP) - Henry Aldous Aylen, I justice of the Supreme Court ot On tario, died suddenly of a hearl attack at his home here \)te Thursday night. Mr. Justice Ay len, born in ottawa 65 years ago, is survived by his wife, the former Phyllis Matthewman of Otlawa, and a son, Henry. BOLLDER CITY, Nev. (liP) .Tames H. Richardson 68 who retired in 1057 after' tw~ dec ades as cily editor or the Los Angeles Examiner, died Mon· day after suffering B stroke. Richardson, known among DS sociates as "the last of the ter rible men," came to Callfornia from Winnipeg alter lVorking as n cub reporter in Winnipeg_ His autobiography, For the Lif2 01·17 ot Me, was published after he ::::===-______~ ______= ______~ ______~ ______.-L~-~.~. , ______----,--~r~ct~ir~e~d .. , , "1 .: thiw' I I I c . . ~ "7 .-;'"1("" . .. ..,~, ,.f ".,1. 1 ."'l.... .. 8-THE llAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. OCTOBER If, 1963 St. Phlllipsi David Butt, Comer Nltt""rrlil .1 .U:IiI.iIIMnJlIIIIIIPllltnlll.Wntiillllnllllllt"lnIJlIti,nllntt,,",rmrtItII Brook; Alden White, Point La r Fall· Haye; Brian Greening, ~Ius· grRvetown; Louis Greening, Socia 1-Person·al Musgravetowni Verina Gosse, Gander; Carol Ann Coombs, Vegetf Portugal Cove Southi Fe:gu~, Brown. St. Mary's; lIIad'lnna Farrell, l'tIarystown; Sharon -Column I Saunders, Windsori Barry Stone, Bishop's Fallsi G1cria Saunders, Springdale; Janis BETA SIG~IA I'JU OUT OF- TOWN GUESTS Caudle, Stephenville; LlI~Y Hur· Dear Ann Landers: There is a certain couple i . The Beta Sigma Phi held Out of town guests at the re· ley, . Kingston; Billy Rogers, crowtl who bore everyone to death with endless their second meeting on Sept. cent Stevenson·Bolander w~d· Durrells, Twillingatei Bernice of what their children are saying and doing. Tit!)" . 2:i at the home of Mrs. H. lIall. ding were: Mr. F. E. Tinkler, Wilcox, St, Alban'si Gi!rald Iwo kids wlto are bright and attrac\i\'e bllt the rest' After the busincss meeting ad· Vancouver; Mr. M. Watson, Skinner, Milltowni ~Ielley have kids of whom we are pretty proud 100. journed, the meeting e.ldeJ Moncton: Mr. Rodney ;:;te\'en· Bryant, New Pel'lican; Patrick with lunch. sons, Halifax; Mr. and ~ll's, AI· Robert, Badgeri RosaIin Pricc, The mother carries the girl's themcs In her • • • fred Anste~', Deer Lake; ~\rs. Fortune. and reads thcm at bridge luncheons, The father BIRTHDAY PARTY Donald Hollett, Burin; Mrs. "just happcns" 10 have a letter in his pocket Irr. " Gordon French, Clarke's Bearh; boy which was written when he was away al caillp '.,,' . ,, The Beta Sigma Phi celebrat· I10SPI'1'AL REPORT ; ed Iheir birthday party and a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevem~n This list is submitted 1Ilr~l'gh 'hoth carry picturcs, dozens of them-and I hal! ' ., get acquainted party for pros· and Miss Eloise Stevenson, Pia· the courtesy of the Canadian the samc hatch of pictures three limes. They I..: . :1 pective new members at the centia; Mr. and Mrs. Rupert !led Cross. who has seen and heard whal. and I for onc, ,"l ~: ': ~ ,.l: home of ~ll's. Clouslon on Sept. Quinn, MI', and Mrs. Val Web· General lIosllHal: Selina FOI' tired of thc whole routine." ;1 19. The social evening conclud· bcr, all of Harbor Grace; Mr. sey, Seal Cove, F.B., leeting ed wilh a lunch. K. Luhman of Carbonear. These parcnls are not stupid, yet the.\' -arc n'l; i~-I finc; Darrell Marks, Grole, vIa i.- • • • • • • Hermitage, satisfactory; Kevin remotely aware that they are boring· their '. anth WEllDlNG SUNSIIlNE CA:'lIP death. Any suggestions?-CAULIFLOWER E.~:··R~uS;.·' nle".·" lj'I Thornhill, Litlle Harbour East, GAYNOTl l\1,\?D( ANNIVERSARY The following is a list JI pat· about the same. .".;1' D.rar Ears: Isn't it awful when people "nll't .li. Soup.-cnc filled wllh Congratulations are exl~nded ients at the Sunshine Cnmp who Jlome for the Aged itnll In. braggmg about their kids long enough to ~ilr ~ .. ol ;,vegetables and mea to ~Ir. and ~lrs, Willis Spul'rell are reported well and happy. firm: Mrs. Anl)ie Joy, Port ! ch;mce to brag a\:out ollrs? I know Ih~ 1·1'" .'.bo·a meal in Itself. M Of ="ewtown Road who celeb;at~ This list is submitted through Union, feeling fine, . "I ~. "I 85 bo Annivers~ry the comtes), of the Junior lied they are insuf(crablf. M•... wriles, w their 30th Wedding Sanntorillm: Anthony ~'lel11' Europe and often our mCI I lodar, Oct, 5th. They were IW.I'· Cross, ing, Port Union, feeling fine. There is no way to turn ofr proud parent" h a rich soup with cheese riatl at Cochrane Sireet Unite,i William Ash. Springrialc; I may as well try to turn off Ihe slIn. If .11111 j, lou; of crusty bread. rt! Church, Oct. 5th 1963 by the Lome McKay, Springdalei Ethel happen to have a couple of hundred pictures IIf ,, __n.born glds love II late Hev. E. C. Davis. Tarlor, La Poilei Peter ehrke, own kids handy it could break up the monotlln,'" So'does my' Canadian hlhu .' And', let mC lell you ares husky and health~ '" ',' ll "ASTRO·GUIDE" "', .. By Ceean ers." Dear Ann Landers: I'm 18 years old anu [.. :till. ------For Saturday, October 5 POLLY'S be a nurse. I feel Ihat I know my Wi:Y arollnd: Mrs. ~I. Insists her .~"Il. better than any rr well because I"'e been dating since I was 12 ell': '!';'!':t' or dehydrated \ Present-For You and POI.NYERS always been considered matllre for my age. ~:d it lakes more YoUrs •• , If you've been domg all right for the palt week (and Three months ago I began to lake sto~k ',f r Biitff''you jus~ lasle it ,?n( I counted 17 fellolVs I have actually gone :-tc2 .. '. hosiery, loo.-POLI.Y : ~ .'. .. EN.JOY SCENERY? •••••••••••••••••••• c NEW. COME TO NOVA SCOTIA FOR I A LIGHT HEARTED fLING l ; . 's nothing so stimulating as a dhange of scene. For a rcall~ni~ , come (0 Nova Scotia. Enjoy a holiday of endless enchantment, refreshed t by pine-scented woods and the salty;tang of the sea, You can picnic on a mountain top, beside the blue waters of a lake or on the. SESAME BAKED FISH 1/4 cup toasted sesame seeds 0 Not on a roll this time but blended with cod 1/3 cup melted butter shores of the Atlantic: You wiH find,scenery so lovely it will bring Also-UP, or haddock fillets, se;;ame seeds make a surprisingly If fish is frozen, let thaw on refrigerator shelf. , tasty addition to a fish dinner. An added inducement Arrange fillets in a single layer in a shallow, greased a fresh zest for living into your life. I. ,.,1 \ to trying this recipe might be the inclusion of in .baking dish. Sprinkle with the lemon juice and a E \ ~. structions in the gentle art of toasting sesame seeds little salt. Drizzle 1/4 cup melted butter On top. To r::;~::;~:;;;;--- I em: 130. Halll ... -a bonus for later varied uses, Sesame Baked Fish bread cubes, add 1 teaspoon salt, lemon rind, pepper, I N~ Scolla is almost guaranteed to raise requests for seconds. thyme and toasted sesame seeds. Toss lightly. Add I Plfa5~ send filtralUrt 1fJ: SESAME BAKED FISH 1/3 cup melted butter; toss again. Spread over'fi1- I NAME I .DD.~ ______~ ______-- 2 pounds fish' fillets (haddock, cod, etc.) lets. Bake in prehea:ed hot oven, 425 degrees F., L ______~-- 3 tablespoons lemon juice about 15 to 20 minutes, or until fish flakes easily 1/4 cup melted butter . when tested with a fork. Makes 4 to 6 servings. If 3 cups soft day-old bread crumbs desired, bake herb-topped tomato halves in same 1 teaspoon salt dish; use as vegetable-garnish. NO ~ S OTIJ~. 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind o NOTE: To toast sesame seeds, spread out in a· un 1/4 'teaspoon pepper , single layer on baking sheet; bake at :350 degrees F.,: Can~dC\'S Ocean Playgro ,! . ,I . ,1/2 teaspoon thyme about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally . i;, i·. THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S,· NEWFOUNDLAND, OCTOBER 5, 1963-7 --',~~ or Fall-Homemade -~t'''I'''''' 1"1,.' 'I ',"I, r I II""IQ II. II·I.'I"I:".!!- I TIl() lThe Wel1 i Vegetable Soup . ; i Child ~ Pr -L ;; • DON'T WAIT FOR CHILD'S <> ASTHMA TO 'GO AWAY' Ey WAY: "ill\, child has asthma_ WID he outgrow it?"-a lju.cstlon ,I ollen asked. \ •• i' ~ Although a fcw children 3d I "·,'Krt trOll] rId of their asthma when they , ,11 I ;llllt) reach adolescence, tr.ost llO ",! I ha\'~ nol. Some oi tllem lose their aslhma onlv to hal'e it sup· Thr~' planted by hay fevcl'. which is " ," a closcl\' related aller;Jic di, easc, This is like turnint: ,'1 IIcarty, Il'C at)', color!ul nnd dcllcioUI !rcsh your old car fol' a wied car of the :iame vintage. til' r.,\\':-;(~n ~tA,ODO!'t , eofl If \'OUI' child ,has {'~- ." . -., .... ~... ----~-- ••". of') ;' '.' i ----- " "~::..,. " .,' ATTEND CI-IURCH ., " . ._------_. -"-' • votlonal In character. 1------ The Tragedy of You are invited to Worship I B ,:h l~ with us. _ est No Enthusiasm Sunday Services St. IlA VlD'S l~oved Hymns BY REV. DR. FRED SASS i Canadian I I (Elizabeth Avenue East) A few years ago an English Minister-The Rev. J. S. S. ploughman turned up an old be'l. What Wi :1 Armour, B.D., S.T.lIt In the Cross of Christ I glory, . It dated back to the time hefore ST. AUGUSTINE'S, . ost:ls11?;lllU\. .... v char 11.00 a.m., Morning Worship; Towering o'er the wrecks of time' .Iohn Wesley was uscd of G~d (Ilrlnton Memorial School, 11.15 a.m., Church Sctloul I to sct all England ablaze with the soviet Strawberry Marsh Road 1 (Primary and Kindergarten); All the light of sacred story ' Anglican Church 1 Gathers round its head sublime. revival. Why the hell was buried . the Lenin to ~.OO a.m., Holy Communion, 2.30 p.m., Church School (Jun I is unrecorded. At any rate it '." ~.m Of Canada 11.30 a.m., Mntins; 11.00 .• ior and Intermediate); 7.00 I was a buried talent fn a time Holy Communion (Creche and p.m., Evening Worship. Vlhen the woes of life o'ertake me, iwhen there were all too m a '1 y ';Instea' Junior Congregation); 2.30 p.m., Hope deceive and and fears annoy, . buried talenls. It was a hrll TilE NEWFOUNIlMNII Sunday School; 7.00 p.m., Evcn· ST. AIDAN'S 'I' whose tonguc was choked with ~ing shot down i Ne\'er the Cross forsake me; CATIlEIlRAL song. (Topsail Road) ~hall earth inslead of being actil-I!ly leni Square the a' 2.30 p.m., Sunday School;, Lo! it glows with peace and joy. : engaged in callinJ( peoplc to ·.vm·· • . (17th Sunday After Trinity) I-----~--- 7.00 p.m., Church Service I ship. ARE YOU A BURIED ussian nOW enJoy! BELL? ARE YOU RADIATI",G I c6mfort of h Sub·Dean and Rector-Canon I' United! Church When the sun of bliss is beaming, tHe J. A. F. Slade. B.A., Lth. MUSIC AROL'ND YOU? IS I"utvv of being shol Salvation Army Light and love upon my way. Assistant Priest-Rev. K. L. YOUR LIFE A LIVING WIT. J>. From the Cross the radiance streaming NESS TO THE TIII:-lGS Or rooin:' Goldsworthy. GOWER STREET THE TEIIIPLE vin~ IGOD'! Writing o[ .Jes\ls in ColP' . @'estion: Why 7.00 a.m., Holy Comilluninn: (Springdale Stre~t) Adcls more lustre to the day. 11.00 a.m., Holy Comnm:::.JJl: :'Ilinister - Rev. R. W. Bram~, :'![ajor and Mrs. Arthur i'ike. I ernaUln. Mark say. s in chapt~i' tUSS·· ..." ··\a known as "~I., 10.15 a.m., :\Iatins (said); 11.00 B.A. ~, "Jl was noised that He was Corps Officers. Bane and bles~ing. pain and pleasure, In the house." His witnes~ in iceman of Europe a.m., Choral Euchal'ist; 2.45 Assistant Minister-Rev. A. R. SUliday: p.m.. Sunday School ~nd ,Ir. Smith, B.A., B.D. By the Cross are sanctified; th~t house was as a bcll. And Nicholas I? 11.00 a.m., Holiness M~eting; thiS was the great 1I'0rk of .les,,;. . ..." l' Bible Class; 4.15 p.m., Hoi), Director of Christian Educ·j· 11.45 a.m., Directory Clmes;. Peace is there that knows no measure. • I He revelled in the unearthin' of Ans\\ er. .,. Baptism and ChUl"ching· of Woo tion-~Il'. A. E. Heselwood. Joys that through all time abide. 2.30 p.m., Sund.ay School; 6.00 I human bells. lie took ~latth~1\' I her ,dc\'elopment \' men; 6.30 p.m., Evensong and I Organist and Choir Director p.m. I' Prayer Tlmc; 7.00 p.m., I Sermon. :\Ir. DO\l~las Osmond, L.R.A.M. . ; out of the c1uttcr of things ill tea ., Revival Meeting conducted by In the Cross of Christ I glory, ' which his soul was b\lried and' ELDER ROBERT II. 1.I0SS re~ .. , . f II 'CII 8.00 a.m., Holy Communion; Major Allister Smith. I [ ... .' < , Thli,"rt 0 no' , Week·Hay Senlces 11.00 a.m., lIlorning Wor~hip. Towering o'er the wrecks of time; I ~Iatthe,,:, III II'rltll1g the ',ook that .. Elder Robert H. ~Ioss a mis·' aries extend friend,hip ~nor' ,- an indication Monday; I ears hiS n~me became as a bell slOnary for the Church of Jesus people. and explain thl "Gn 'Iancc collahnra ManIla)': t Preacher, Rev. R. W. BrainF" 8.00 p.m., Revil'al MCCti,1g All the light of sacred story ln i.30 a.m .• Hal)' Communion; : Sermon suhject - "Visihle Gathers round its head sublime. whose musIc .has been he~rd .. ~t~ ~ Christ. of Latter·da), Saints (~I()r·: why 12.000 young mrn !~:':\V~ V:1!Icol 'I' Pi'll", conducted by Major AlJis:er a~1 ass ih: \\ orld ~nd dOlm I~e. mon I has heen assigned to lahor ,themselves ha\'e left thc'r t~ Eric ;.;icol and 8.00 a.m., )Iatins; 5.30 p.r.l., Proo!."; 11.00 a.m .. The Nur- Smith. I Evensong. sery will meet in the South I ao~~. t .e r e :lte Imtany rlhls. in SI. .Iohn·s. lie is replacing. for this two year perinrj tr, )arlDOnist peter \\'hi Tuesday: , COli an noIS~S.. u. IS e.n to t e Elder Blainc Peterson. and willi this message to the '.I""r:1 eeiFrcsul11cll. Tuesda)': Room; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School; 8.15 p.m., Home League. 7.30 a.m.. Holy CommuOlon; 7.00 p.m., Evening Worship. I b~lls o[ ChrIStian hl'es 10 every, he working with Elder pcrry: Elder Moss has spent t';· RuSsia. :\nyOlll'? --- [ part of the world. A.nd .the slory 1Steictley. : year laboring in f;ub-uiled A Comple 8.00 a.m.. :'II atins; 5.30 p.m., Preacher, Rcv. R. W. Braine. :\n·.~ EI'ensong. Sermon subject-"What's ill • First Baptist I r~ :he Gm~st ~h them I.S known on·: Thcse missionarics are part of His appointment has hr~n :aJieMor IIi, tor y ,) 0.. o. ei' wei e not bl~ss; an extensive pl'ogram in lile hy the President of th! ,-.~.;-- Wednesday: :->ilme?" Church . c.d 1\lth many talents. but 11'.1;1. ~Iol'mon Church. in which young. England mission Dr. Tl!IIr.rr~l'e Part 7.15 a.m., HoI)' CommunIOn; ,:~Irnts t.hey had were. used .0 men of the church arc call,!d to: ~Iadscn. The New El1zlar.:' '1.45 a.m., Matins; 5.30 p.m., WESU;Y .iII\. Bis/lop · c e ~I~r; of GOd. ~nd [01 ,the en· 1go into the world al thcir O'\"Il' siun includes the ,ix ~r;;; ( ,'.";"!. • El'ensong. ~linistel'-Rev. V. A. Smith, (104 Portugai COI'e Road) 0gra1~~g 0idthbellil tfhello\lmen. time'and expcnse. for the pericd llano Stat0S. and tlir in~1r )~n\' Llterac' Thursday: B.A.. B.D. Minister-Rev. F. C. Fencrty, n IlS 0 c. ere was a of tll'O years. Thcse mi:ision' limes Prol'ince of ("anaca '.~ . , , .... 9.30 a.m .• )Iatins; 10.00 a.m, ~linistcr of Visitation - RlV. B.A. s:.range motto. "I' a!' God, fill' .._.---._. -.-.----l -" • Holy Communion; 5.30 p.m., K. W. Penney, B.A., B.D. 9.43 a.m., Sunday School; i I\mg. and. n? enthusla';nl." BOil"' , El'ensong. Organist and Choir Direc· ShE!en ampalgn 11.00 a.m., Morning WorshilJ I charactemtlc of an age Ihat 11'11<; i M Eld Exh t t '... . Frida)': tor-~liss ~!argaret Pelley. '1.00 p.m .• Evening WorslIlp · dcad spiritually. It spoke of a' ormon . ers or a Ion Students III Hondl I, . 7.30 a.m .. H,j))' Communinn' 1 10.00 a.m., Juniol' Bible Class and The Lord's Supper. .' pcople who kept up a form of re. . e called upon to ~al 8.00 a.m., ~Iatins; 7.30 p.m.: i in the Primary Room;' 11.00 Wednesday. · ligion but who WOllld hal'e noth. ' "Heti~ion is For Toda~'" I following. Ig role in thc naliO · .' El'ensong. a.m., Nursery In the Young Writes ing to do with it as a forr.~.: \\'~ ~re familial' with the ,·c.; :'I\any IIf thcse creep!!;: ~:,::acyjcampaign which · 8.00 p.m .. Prayer Meetin~. .. S.turday: People's room; 11.00 a.m., ~\es· I THE CBURCII IS I::SIPID I ti~i()lIs of this prcscnt age which i to society result from I!" '::Iortly. .______._ ... __ .... ~ WHE;'; IT :-:-0 LONGI::R SOUNDS allow theit" congregations to wor·! it ions placcd upon r(d;.r: :~h~ National F~d.e , . 7.30 a.m" Hal), Communion; sengers in the Beginners' room; , 8.00 a.m., Matins; 5.30 p.m.. 11.00 a.m., 1I10rning Worship: Pentecostal ASH R ILL REVEILLE OF I ship as they please on sundaY'1 theology. ~Iany of 'I' rf~~udents is orgal1lZ1l . ' El'ensong. ReI'. V. A. Smith; 2.00 p.m., .~ L ,\ R ~I. AGAI:-.iST THE: and thcn allow the m~sses to I thal if we know ~he pi illt ~i'.adat Te~uch!al~a , . The K.F.S. Bible Class in the r ORCES \\ TIlE DAILY NEWS, ST_ JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. OCTOBER ~, 1963-11 I-Whall Collaboration ., .... : ") -or . Jtfakes uncalled I , , • , ' ; i Ilistory the USSR in~ !louse. Gr,uHI Rapids. .' L" 111'ldi'ln Pre~s ,V.5oS.fl., is the third pruduct I ealled Flo Nightin~lIle who fllI'- i drawings 10 illustrale the lext,; ~1ich. contains :\65 nne· jill' ' .', .' ,,' I 'or Ihis eollnhorlltion, the first ImCl'ly sang in Bcrkeley SqulIre! has 18 pages all to himsel! {I;r; minule d a i I y del'otions, ,i 1"n: \\ ll to-THE DAILY NEWS, ST, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, OCTOBER 5, 1963 .... ~ ave an us n ' .. ". " ~ " probably- won't 0 a arne swan" or a "sho , on the field, but. "'... ~ to be plent)' of thrl Feild and Guards Decide Championship Tonight on tap in the 196< The World Series doe~n't Both have won the three Ito finals. Againt Feildians he man at shortstop; Tom II Ace" is year's fall madn. .~pear to be a sevcn game set games for their teams in the has seen action in five of the Collingwood at third basc; Boh double milestone: ~\'J1al with the underdog Dod· finals and each has suffered six games played and has al· Dowden in left field; Don the 60th Series ?[ a loss. Hall will have a days's lowed 33 hits and 12 walks Yetman in center field and Bill 11'111 !I ters Winning the first two and it also ~~mcs but here In St. John's rest more than Thompson but for 14 runs. ~Iarlin in right field, consecU ti ve pos' .,:1 the seventh game of the City's the Guards' ace proved he can Hall was the Lcaguc's lop The expected Guards lineup to be broadea.'t work without much rcst when pitcher over the regular srhed· will have ,10hn Major catching; !~" S~nior Baseball finals wlll he Cavalcade o[ v1ayed at the City BaU Park he got his team even in the ule as he had the best percen· John Winter at first base; Dick are some .er~itin ·r . .\ ~, tonight . series by winning on Wedncs· tage, most slrikeouts and top Yabsley at second base; Jim from past series .. ) ~ . Guards an\! Feildlnns, dead· day night after losing to Hal;'s Enl'l1ed Run Avel'allc. He has Grant at shortstop; Denny Tink· "d)'ing swan" tl locked at three vietorie~ each no·hitler on Tue~day. I pitchecl in four 'finals' g:II1ICS IJin at third base; Phil Lconard ~ onto Cincinnati I " j clash in the "who shall" at Feildians opcned the finll1s for l'cildialls Hnrl has issU~d t2 in left field; Ian Campldl in MEMBERS f I I Lombardi in II , on a convincing !J·1 victorY bull walks and 15 hits, good for eight ccnter field and Wayne Brad· J " a"ainst the Yank. :i i ~c\'en tonight and the top two 0 ~ Ie c la~l1pionship team in f~ ,. I hurlers in the prol'lnce will the Guards refused, tn play Iruns while fanning 29 Guards· bury ill right field. St. John s Canachan LegIOn Darts League We ~ere tied 4·all ~i 1 ,face each other from the dead and roared l'I~ht hack 1I1cn. The starting time [01' t::r. (left to right): George Best, nay Mercer, ~t inning of the finl i mound, with 8·4 anll 1O.:J decbillns. -Guards' coach Toe B)'l'lle is !!amc is s~vcn o'clo~k ane! ~ Deadlocked C f' II d "Il.,~:., ..o slugger JOe I: · 'rhe fixture that will decide Feild got even on a 3·2 S'llleuk· expected 10 Iml'C one linct:p [ull hull pal'k is exp'c\cd to ,oe Ie ( :m Jack Cunningham. The a single with Ihe 'Jenkln~ Memorial Trophy er and then lonk the edge l'han~e for tonight's cncounlcl' be on hand. I held its annual social and prc.~clltation of aWIl( and Charlie K holder~ and the 51. ,Iohn's Sen· When Hall no·hit (;uarrls [Ill' a while Feildian Frank Knight . --- .. -- at the Veteran's Cluh last night.-(Staff Phnl . Crosetti scored ea U l who was built iol' baseball champions for 1063, 3·0 win. Thompson forml the 1 will likely sland pat hehind Teams Tie -- - -.. ----..... around "hould be a fitting climax to a seventh meeting when h~ I Hull. Wa)'ne nradhnr.\' is the .Bishops . C(lll~gr and Brothcr arc well oul front in the senior ' , '"'1 Lombl ,fine season at the City lInll chuck:d a 1i-4 win for Guards. 1 eX[leeted Guards chl\ngc as he SBAA Softball I Park. TOlIIght alJ the canIs gu on imo\'cs into right field with Jan The first round of the Sl. nice rem3111cd In a sel:ond spot standings with four strai;:hl • ner'JoiE!d a sizeab · It will be a battle of Icfties the table. with thc chips soing Campbell movin~ to center llon's Athletic Association':; deadlock in Senior High School victories and eight points. Bish· EV ERY B0 DY',( waited for tl socccr YesteJ'[l~y as they hat· ups and Brother nice have fivc i. .nd the be~t In the bu~iness to the willner. field replacing Phil Curric soltlJall series will end Sunday will be ready for action. reil with Byrd and Terry Scott aha S.15-H. ,T. Thomas 1'5. Furncss 1 C.N.I.B. vs. ~ An:?l~ren Spahn. J~ne looking good. Withy. i 8.15-~[odel Shop \I: C1:tiway from a low IRS In the othcr cncounter BIS. : Brookfield lce Cream I'S" Gene~al EI~ctrlc. a~d. when umpire Au hops saw Brother Rice ;sct the I Coloni:11 Cordage. ~ Crealivc Prmter! II·Clte1Jt called it a ball, ~ first goal but took a 2.1 edge 9.30-Glls Willter \'s. Terra :'-Io\·a; les R. Beli. .tes(ed the horsehide ~ into the second frame only to ~lotors. : !J.30-The Eastern Tl';!iQ~':}Iis [oat. JoneS' go have Brother Rice tie !t up. AI·alon Telephone I's. Top Tone .. " a~: there it was-a s Ed Whalen opcned the goal. I Royal :itores. Gcorg.e Plnl:lp! ! I De polish. getting whcn he jumpcd Bro I vs. Giant ~Iarl. Jjlnes was waved to the I' Rice into the lead after I Thursday, October 10th. Johimy Logan douhle · ! " ' Thursday, Ooobrr 1« t ,. th' Edd' seven mInutes of 3ctlOn. 17.oo-IL .J. Thomas ,.,. Stand.! ~ e . e oamc: Ie Whalen deflected a pass into i arcl ~Infg. Co. i 7.00-C.~.I.B. ,.~ SL CIa! ., d It up WIth a h the mesh on a bang·bang play. : (;U5 Winter vs. A. lIar\"~y N.A.F.E.L. \'!. •. Braves were bac Two goals by. Boyd Lilly be· ' r: Co. Towns. ten IOn .. Le.\\' Burdet fore the o~ellIng stanza W:1S 1 S.lo-Brookfield Ice Cream 1·5. : s,15-Ayrcs LimilClll'!.C:jtlY.o, WIn! lR the nI ,o~er got Bishops out fr'Jnt. Ful'I1css Withy. Garage. ~aDles and t~c" Brave, , I I,llly raced around a pall' of Canada Packel's \'5. Co.. Eastern Trust Clfledes In a ,·~ame .~' defenders to pick up a IOGse I' I Corel "e Canadian General t!1/,l'lle mosl dramatic b 11 f 0111 a a" . "'l-II;' h· t 1 a r~m a scramble ~D'I He 930-i':fld Brewery ':5. Ronl 9.3G-United Nail k rC~;;,rcnes IS or~ ,Wi! he.Jted 1\ home .to ha\'e .1 1·1. . :~tor~s. . vs. Top Toni' l~e of the lOn6 C.I iIImules later Lllly took a IOll~ , AI'alon Telephone I'" ncginald P. C;odc!:Uon Larsen of the ,\:, pass from Harris Flight anrl: Ten'a :\ol'a ~\otors. Ger;Jld S. Doyk. calI!c the first and 01 laced a rlosein drive into the 1 to hurl a perfcct : rig11t corner for the 2·1 Dis!lOps' ' lanky right·hander .1 edge. . ! C'i~'y Comrnerc"lal 27',Brooklyn batters . Bob Day's penalty shot 'LO:·C ' league He"needed help onl)' . ' t l - ! with three 10 inutes le:t in' lealllmate Mickey M, regulation time gal the dead· : . TUE'SD.\ Y 0 t 8th. TJlURSJ).\Y Ort. HMUgh with aspect Ilock for Brother nice Wl1Ct1; . "' c. i \11 1 and ~: landed grab of a si; '11 " I .\Ilcvs 1 anrl ~: ',eys~· 'G'I H d . hen d cd the ban Ill! 0 the _ . 1 ' S . 1715 NfJd Brewerl' r'. ~y:. loges m till lleft corner. I 7.1n-~lacDona cI s W.. IS. . -. . . .. IDgt Both "oalies Joe Walsh of i AI'alon TcL SteamshIp Another Yankee 1 Brother Rice and Bishops' Allan I' 8.30-I1. H. ~Iarshall vs. coun'I8.30-HOUSehold Berens, cam, · ril Kenmount Bldg. '. Rex p Iaye d well WIth Bruce'· . 4 l' Ltd \"1 Immortaht Butler and Boyd Lilly also turn. 1 9,45-Del·Tile & Terr. I'S. RadiO 9. 5-Pa.m~r s .' game of the ing in top games for Bishops I Cabs . BUlldmgs. Brooklyn. Be\' and Bob Day and B~rnarj' Al1cys 3 and 4: ...... Alleys 3 ~nd 4. and a 2.1 Healey. playing well for Bro'17.l5-Slead L~lmber ,·s. Clarke 1 7.15-~[e;lt Insurance the last inninl ther Rice. StcamshlP my s ~akery. tally resultin Referees _ Tols C1upman IB.30-Canada Packers \·s. Nfld. 8.30-'~alsh s Bakef)' ,a s;.crifice an and Andy Joy. Light & Powcr Tile & Terr Bevens retired (Lineups) I 9.43-Kcnmount Bldg. vs. Lee 9.45-Nfld. Armature II walked the ~ Booth - Goal Rick Bull' I & Ryan. Eng. man and' fulls, Bruce Tizz~rd, Bill TiI1~ Alleys 5 and 6: Alleys 5 and 8: pa~ cr; halves, Arnold King, Ralph 7.15-Houschcld )Iovcrs vs. 7.l5-Lec & Ryan I'\. found t . '. .' , : Emberley, Ross Duffett· for. 1 Nfld. Armature Nova Motor~. to his liking a wards, Ray Martin, Do~ Pier./8.30-palmer's Ltd. V~. ~Iun. a.3D-Stead Lumlle~ ~ the right field cey, Dave Saunders, Irving Workers. Cabs.j. that drove i Stowe, Geoff Badeock. 9,45-:llammy's Bakery "5. NfJd. 9.45-Horwood's I,' the Dodger5 Gonzaga _ Goal, John !lie. Brewing. H. H. Marshall Neil; fulls, Max Humber, Bob Dunne; halvcs, Brian GjI}bons. Jim Byrd, Bill COleoran: for· wards, Gordon COUSil1e311, Church Service Club Leag~~i Terry MacDonald, Terry Scott, SCHEDULE STARTING AlI's. Cochrane A J Hayward Boisiva, John Cor· i\lONDAY, oct. 7th. Alleys 5 and 6-SI. eoran: SECTION A: Gower AI, Coch· Bl vs. St. James B2 Bishops: Goal, Allan Rex; rane A, Kirk A, Wesley A, -8.30- fulls, Bob Earle, John Hudson; Gower A2, Salvation Army A, Alleys 1 and halves, Bruce Butler, Bob St. Thomas Al, SI. Paul's A, Army A VS, Kirk A Browne, Harris Flight; for· Aseention A, SI. Thomas A2. Alleys 3 and 4-St. wards, Peter Chalker, Rick SECTION B: Cochrane B, A2 vs. St. Paul's A Kennedy, Bob Wheeler, Boyd Wesley B, First Baptist B, 51. Alley! 5 and 6-51. Summers, Boyd Lilly. David's B, Aseention B, Sal· B2 vs. St. David's B Brother Rice: Goal, Joe vation Army B, st. James Bl, _9.30- .... Walsh; fulls, John Byrne, John St. Mary's Bl, 51. James B2, Phelan; halves, Fred Hawco, St. MarY's B2, St. Paul's B. "'Aii~y~i' and 2-GoWlr Harry Hamlyn, Gerard Healey; 1Iionday, October 7th. Ascention A forwards, Bob Day, Bernard -7.15- Alleys 3 and •• THE Healey, Ed Whalen, Al II!ar· VB. Salvation Army B Alleys 1 and 2-Wesley A shall, John Cor batt, vS. Gower A1 Alleys 5 and NEXT GAME Alleys 3 and 4-St. Thomas B vs. Aseention B. Next action in the High Scbool soccer league will have BIG' Holy Cross traveJling 10 Bro· flUke accidel lher Rice· for a Junior scetion Metro Commercial Leag~~ the 1960 : encounter Sunday afternooon. o[ the III SCHEDULE played Oct. 7:- Of SPOt WINNIPEG, Man. (CP) - Oct, 7: -8.30 p.m.- and deci~ FOUR I New York Rangers rcshuf£Jed 1.2-Conerete Produds Ltd. -8.30 p.nv the Pirate! their !lnes Thursday in prepara· 1'5 Bank of Nova Sc~tia 1.2-Aus Penneys \1 ahead 7-4 a man's No.2 tion f(lr their National Hockey 3-4-Chester Dawe Ltd. No.2 to .hat in'the I League opener against Chicago vs All·Sales Equip. 3-4-Royal Garage ClnlOli singl Black Hawks next Wednesday. Contr. No.1 liard's wrapped FREE hOn:l.e delivery S-alOll Don Marshall, obtained ·from 5·B-AlI·Sales EquIp. CIl!1tr. boun Montreal Canadiens last June No. 2 vs Concrete F:o Ku TH. NRWI'OUNDLAND BR.waRY LIMITBD was placed on the first line, ducts' Ltd, No. 1 7·S-Art a pel centering for Andy Batilgate 7·S-Barney's vs McNam~ra Marshall and'lll and Vic Badfleld, Don McKen· Industries No. 2 9·1D-Chester So ·har ney, ·normally a centre, was 9.1D-Nfld. Hardwoods Ltd. 1 V8 Nfld lame, moved to lcft wing on a line No. 1 vs Valley Car No.2 Pirates taUl with Earl Ingarfield and Dick Shop 1l.12-Bldgoods V5 inning but Meissner. 11·12-L. & D. Spracklin vs Industries No. up. Th . ~ol Inserted bp the Board of Liquor Control) half of tI flU ... ._--- .. -._ ...... - ---" . i.'\ ,i . \ THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, OCTOBER. II, 1~11")' World II Series erles esumes Stories Maris Doubtful pl"obably- won't 11C a ;~ , ,\Ian" 01' a "shoc'3hinc K '1\,'. 11. the fiehl. Ililt \ Ilere .5 ,." t~ br plenty (If thdlls amI , ,'n lap in the 1963 Wurld Yankee Starter , , le,r'~ lall madness \l'i,1 ,I c1~uIJlr milc:,'one: 1\ will k Ihe 60th Series ?[ 111011crn Drysdale Faces Bouton Today ,IHI II a1:<11 1\,111 be Ihe (,'I\.(\"IIIII·C posh~a~oll By )M~K HAND I~ be hroadea.'t by Ihe LOS ANGELi~S AP-New York slugg('r no.~el' t car,ka,le of Spur,;. .~tCll'is was a t!ouht{ul ~ta\'tel' in Saturday's third ~re ,nmc rrl'iling high Ir~111 l'a~1 Seric; .. World Sel'ies game a~ Los Angeles Dod.gel's came "drill, swan" IllIc was hOllle with a 2-0 cdgc ovcr the American Le:'~lIe N;ln ('11\('illn~li ea:chcr dlllmpion Yankccs. 1.,"'II',nli in Ihe J9~Y Ilt 1,001l't lite Yankees. 'J'nc With Don Drysdale, 19-17, ready to take on · , urr tirO 4·n\1 in 11Ic ""p,, •. J" ...II • I Ncw SOl'k's Jim Bouton, 21-7, in a battle of right , mllill, of the filla. ~)m~. haJ1(lel's in the third gamc, the Dodgers had bccome .~lU~;:l'r ,fOe nl~lat:rilO • ,ill~le with Frank 3-1 favorites to takc it all. If Big D can win his ,nil l harlic Keller on start, Sandy Koufax who set a series record with 15 (rl",'tl i ,rMct! enslly ilnd in is " \1"\1<, wa, built like a strikeouts the opener, primed to strike the " ,·r.,Il1<'1I al'ollnd IUII'M,i finishing hlow Sunday against Whitey Ford. \\"iwrc Lomunr(\i. who ·r:;:'r Twice befol"c the Yanks ha;e, the Dodgers in the lil'st two " 'l'I",'d a sl1.rable chunk I ~,\" tl'ailed 2'0 and come bacl; 10 ~ames. Tommy has two triples ..... ,. "';lItd 1111" th~ :hl'll'v ~ I~' • win. against Brooklyn in 195G inning. Later he suffered a and ~liIwaukee in 195R. H((II'- painlully bruised Icft al'm wh,," I:IC 1\111 f"amc to Lorn· e,'er each time thcl' had lost i he I'ammed into the l'ailing ;n .' ;0 rild 1\,·lIl'l'. like a "I~ the iil'st two on the road. nol r,t 'right field while c )1 a sin g ;.:~; 1,1" Emil' craMlcll III Yankee Stadium. . Tommy Dal'is' tl'iple in the ::":1;,' h.~:1 fi)'ing frum lIh The proull Yanks. 7.:; prc-se-: Ihint. ., lit' :'1\ till'l"e stunac,l. ries' fn'·ll('ites. noll' iaced the ~Im·is. doubled liP III pam. a -J1\!\:,'1I ,lIan. as i1l0 distinct poosibility that :hcy: had 10 lcal'e the ~amc. Ilec:or ;;aue ,,:.:.\,'j"\ \ll.'ta~glo 3il ..',t might hc humilialcd in ;((:11': Lopel. his I'eplacemcnt. earf.e I' ;.., "hi '" m.II;,' Ihe .,('orc j.; straight. Th~ 0111)' Ya~Ikcc sel'l'~; thl'oll~h with tlVo~round.r:lic: \EW YORK-Juhilant Dodger calcher John Rosehoro rushes to sllake hands . :" ;:',,' ;:'t' \":mk~ tnr SCI c1l1h that l'lIlcII 10 11"111 a ,ga:l1C dOllhl~, hilt. t~I,:1 ":1~ a~al.l'~. \\'ilh leammate pit<.:her Sam'" KOllfax after the latter broke the World Serie~ :'~TlON liB" :1.:r ~;:·.·1~1l1 ':;ilIlH'S. ~)oor Wi1~ thf' 1~2~ tr.~Ill. but ~\'rll IrH·handed IJ1tchJl1~. rhe \ ank ..., i • '" _" .,." • ., •• ".,11 ,II\(' "'111 :1'\\'1.1.; .1I11'\" mallll~l'd to ~rl olle tic SlII'I'I), need ~Iaris' lefl-hamkd,stnkcout ret'ord ll\' Jallllln~ 10 ),1I1kcc halters dllnng the 6.3 \\orld Series :r'I'I"II1 I,((,:d b) 0il,,·b.lil, \F\\' YOHK-E\,crdloth' looks "I) as thill"s look up 1\'~lilr howill~ to :-lew \",)rk p~"I'CI' ~~ain.,t. a richt-hantlc;llopener at lankee Stadium, here Oetohcr 2nd. KOllfax's six·hit pitching per- .' ·C.' .,1 P. Godden I'. ",,: ::':11.1 01 lhc .1la',,~r '.. , ". ,"'... Glnlll;. pitcher like Dr)stlnle. HOIIClrl.l j. . . . 1 1 1 )J 1, • -2" .. -(lTpr Ph ) \ 1;11'1. :."[ l·.:h:llllati ~hor'stllp . lor the Los ;\lIgelrs Dodgcrs In the secolld Hilling o! "\\'c1I'oll1e home. ch"mp'." tit"1 arm \l"il~ slill ~Imllcn. [ ()11ll,\II~C Cl t Ie or ~('rs to a t) \ lelol\. oto. ___ .__ _ Phillip! & .. )i~c:" I\'I.~ \\d~ til:: ~ ,;,1 the World Series opeller here Odoher 2nd. t' IlIpirr .. rml onr han liN held alofl:n Thc. o~lly \'an~' ~1.1~0 .'lal~ I' -'-L--~ \".,,1,,1' ~," I' tite \ an~I'cs ! l.. . Fl·t Ilo\\'arJ Ihp cro\l"ll o[ 2.000 that glwtcd hern IlIttlng al'c t, rsl. 1111,1 f C i' II.. I \' . Y ·k "1.1 . '."m lash th ",'llial G WI· I: '1\; !I'll ill Ihe ninth t:'al1lc 'Joe 1,11'.11 e '1. ,lIl( . r\\ 01 c.:a c.: .Iel ~ son. . the ()lIllger~ at Ihe ail'pol·t. I':I:ton HIl\\"al'll. 1I'llh Ihree ~lIl.s ""tor~ \"S. e a s ,..... ,'.' "' -- 12-THE DAILY NEWS. ST. 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Sen" Rna" 100'. ~r,l. 9~', - '. ~!O,'nnE,\I, (CP) Thc, 13. rccord oct. 31. " t..: Tunc 5)01) ,i!J ~II ,\Il i'tortilcnl :ltl.M 2R 27 21l Unt"phf'r lRnJ3:'1~ 3:1 3:'1 SO\llhnm HOO ~ 10 :'m :10 ~ I>; Interla}(e ~OI1 11 24'. 1\ ,', ~h,1I U', 4:.0" 4Ii' 41', I;;~ - ": l'nl'Icr) Slates dollar in terms £If I General Bakeric~ J.I~" ( .•\1111111l1li ~'II j j 7 -Il~ Nflrtlu:lllt' 140.\ l7:i lltl j(\') C Drlhl JOtH ~2~, SIO !10 -+1 Steel Can 3,iOj $2231:22 :w, 4 t~ Int nus Ijj{1fl 4fi~ ~tlU 4fil''i.\ 41 ;. Sh~rAlon jun R":!: fP. nO. 1 C I\u'trill IUrlO 7 1"1 Se'rll!" A w 10n ~,.~) 3n~ :\7'~ :'It1N}:fi St"llnhg A M:l $2Z 21') 22 .fll Int- llftrv :lRO(} :iSl'4, !)7ql 53)~ ... l~ Surony :1700 i2~ ... i.! 72 ' , Canadian funds ,,,'as up ~-32 (,l' mon 12 1'2 cent~, Oct. It, ~ (. n,~l1n !JHlI lnl n 111.1 ··1 :-:'llf\Al\(' l~nn!l 0 ~ - '1\ WlnlUAII U'IIR9 .14 4711 ~l +11 T('~iU'O Can lZ3 !i2 511" ~2 +1 tnt Nlrk :lIOO '1', 61', 61', - I, Snulh p,o. ~~Oll 1:1'. 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(lln,tlill ;,r 10 a A R -I PnmC'lur 100 110 110 110 -5 Tr Mt PI~ l06~ Sl~ 1M 151,~ Ij~" Kennecot 1900 iD 78 1 1 j31~_1~ISld N.J 20~OO 70'" 70 if,:!, ct!nt r!J~;;.:..._-_---_ 1 1 ll":l:·C d' D II :Nov. 29: six par t"Hrdnm 1.)1 00 j 7 i l'arllm.1Q 7~I)D 11 ,1: IH2 lIh Union 011 100 S12!4 12:1." 12 '" ({on·tttel:itOO ".1'1 3!' • .14'.1- "'1 51'"1 rad, 1120~ ,I, 7', •.,:,:', I ana Ian 0 ar I cents, 5'.2 per cent ~!I l:U,ooo liD (,(') f,O Patino G6l 660 6fi5' + liml \VCCln!!t Tr 10() $17 17 11 + Iii Kresge 7600 291h 2B~iII 28]~ - ,~ Sun 011 11110 Sl'i:"lill ~11 ".. ~\II 21~8 CBe 1 I'''''RI' ~;,j $1\ III'. \I + I. Po< Inl 1500 20 18 20 +2 11]1.~! !~Il 11I WCo ..1 ,'c 1100 $Ifi" I~'i J61" + I, I.lb Mc N I. lZO" 1:'1, "'i ';", - '< 511'111 46"0 19 • 1B" J~ ! NEW YOnK rcp)- Canadi.m 1 cents, Jan. 15, 1%4, T!cnrl: Crnl Pitt :n:1I iIi 112 11~ +1 I P,\\'mil't !IJf10 12 11 12 - I'l WC:!>ton D 100 $!8\, 181, 18'. Litton 37100 81:1., 7~ 7!l!~ + I" Textron :non:lil 3,1. Jjl"J -" 1~ ! 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III B Hl I SII ~lIl1n .noo:!1 2t 1~ll Dtlmlnlon EI'juII1 1'1 ~j ~~ ,)1 {;hlb Cop 2.iOO A 8 ~ 9.4G- calhcr ('rmQ1al ~j~'1) n1a ft R - 1';1 I Sl8ctIC lOll 17~ 17~ /, +1 Prc)lul Inc. lR.Ol lr'l,5!) Com 011 a 1500 '1li 70 7~ -2 9.45-I'Jrade Of Hils CU~tn 1ti~Il,1 12 11'~ 12 .... h II SlarraU 10011() 71; ft J~! -I European Growth Ii fll 7 H toml'ldl'lrt ::WO 47(t 410 .10 _~ lJoerl" ~"1I1 14 12 "-I Slrrl' n ~i" 441 4lS .". -10 Federated GroWlh • nR 514 C MORAd or 3,110 2! 192ft ... t 1o.t5-Hobby Club IJ .1' n,"" I:,D,) 17 17 17 I Sulllvnn ~(<1 161 161 III + I 1'1,,1 011 ond Go. 4 ;" ~ 2Z C N'w Pae 1700 17 17 17 ~1.15-1n A Manner ))rrr H(11n l\I[1ij 1~) M t,O :illllbunt MOil 11\-1 Ini lH~ rontls Collrem "AU ~ 18 7 ll~ I C Paper 993 $.191,~ 39 :191i, I Speaking Urll1l rac "'~.\ 21 Zl :I - 1\ 'I T'lnl, 1\(,0 70 89 70 Fond. Coli rem "n" ~;I ~,r,9 nclt. 1'1" 2100 ~~n 240 145 _5 & n,lnll, I~l" '" ;";(1 Thom L WIlli ,R ,4 R, -1 Fondl ColicclU "e" ~.Rl 74J n Explorer $1100 lJ 20 II +3 ~ It~-Sacred Heart I ~ . UC'nI~lJn :'I.!1J 511'1 11 111, -;\, Tomblll 501)~' U M Group Int'. 3,ili .4 11 n I.eut. 10M 2H\ 21'h 21'~ ~,j OO-BBC News lJld,;n~D 1010 111 I} :9J 610 +JO 'I Torbrlt 1Jl'll ~n 311:\11 Growth on lind Gal 9:H ]I).~3 n Oilcloth 100 S23 2M~ 29 Donle .31.3 S28', 28 1 ;8~\ - '. TormonL 4jlO 2M, !.!~\; 2R lnnllors GrClwlh T.n!! 7.70 Duml':lm J600 140 13~ HI) +2. ~~ IJO""hl. 10lHIO IU 10 10 Trlb., 191110 m H8 IJ5 -I In,,"ors Inll 4.3,1 4,98 numonl 4000 10 20 20 -2 • PJ!. I; ,101"'" \[1'10 1 I,'. 6'\- I> \I RUnln. 5)0 Sl911 19~ 19',\ + \I Inv",o," ~IUI'uOI 1.1.01 14.11 ~; ..t Venl ~2B~0 149 120 130 -20 12.10-RCAF Report E311 ,1.1 1:'10 215 215 ~Ij U A,b,,'''' 400 279 219 2~D -, ~Iulunl Aceumul.tln, 1.9' ~.38 EI~" 5700 !l !3 !3 +% E .. t Sull (',.. 215 21n ~ll +~ Un nuU.d 11500 78 71 .6 t I ~lulu.1 In,ome ~.5~ fi03 EI,elro".. 80 SUO IOPIlllO EI,I'r 21(11) ~I flO 1.1 +1 IJn I(ono I2l 160 1;0 100 +10 Norlh Amerlc.n 01 Can. 11.31 1243 Eqully Ex~ 27100 g'\ 8~ !I> + ~ .12.30-)lidday Serena birch :1110'10 J.7 .... ~6 ~6 -1 Un MDCU, 1j1)O 27 :!'i 27 +1 One William Sheet 14~:1 1~:R8 Fab tGM 12' 12 ] 2-1 , 1.00-Doyle Bulletin I' i'orndRY ",,) 110 110 110 Urban Q 1001) 1ft 18 II -2 Pre!.t nevenue (muluell 6.J5 694 Fono 1\00 3 I 3 +'.~ ."1\'." T 2j,'OO \nt, I~', 11\, -4'~ Vaull 8000 73 U M -3 Provl~.nl 1."6 ~ 73 1 Fox Llk. 14500 21 18 Jl +1 i U5-- Parade or Sta t·.lIm. ]Go'O 13', 13 13 - t. Vlulam 3~.\0 227 223 223 -2 Pulnnm Gro~1b 3!.90 9.73, Fundy 210W!II 7~ 8 +1'> I Un-eBC News and {;., 0 ~1I11" I~j 129 23 29 W.. nor 1000 ft'" 61> 61\ nDdl"o. 4 07 ."3 Fulurll, 1000 I! 16 16 (;rn" 1000 10 10 10"'1 IV M.llr hOOO W. I I -1 R,genl 5.10 r. 22 G AUI.lron 610 361 385 38\ loIS ! Ui-jlatinee Highli (;Innl YK (OJ IIF, II', 11"1 It IV ver 1000 14 14 14 R" .. rrh Inn.tln. 10.12 1I,ll Glen Lakl 2m 120 110 III _I j .' ~ !l•• WOMEN'S WHITE FI~URE ""!i>-ll1Ulilcal Rende (a' Mlnlnr 4,," luI, 10'. 161, We'l Mln.s 1700 410 410 tI Inv"lm.nl 6.11 0.04 Gold All ]100 IGI> 16 II • 'f' 4~0 S.vln~' \ . lIol FUEL CHIEF " i , I , ~ 1 ; i I' ; i HEATING OIL I ~ \ Fuel Chief Is the cleanest burning oil you can buy. Every :1, bit burns-not a drop Is waited. Fuel Chief keeps your house ,I clea.n and has no odour. Most important-Fuel Chief can't leave ,I damaging deposits on burner parts and storage tank. And it's . -- ... _------economical-you get lilese premium benefits at regular prices! I R'>I'i\II. ~ Ask us to fill your tank newl Keep it full of Texaco Fuel I I .c: . FOR FURNACE, Chief for prptection against dust, dirt and condensation. Then '_i.:J ==="'" when you need more Fuel Chief we schedule deliveries so you RANGE or HEATER never run short. --.... DIAL 8·3001 (10 LINES) .~ '~lI'rl H ': I hr Roard :: ",,\(11 Rn d ':,'d. THE GREAT EASTERN OIL CO., LTD. II"lI !V,1 r~ Ill'. I,!. ":',. I~~ .~~_ ',>, C". ,,"-\TEB STREET ST. JOHN'S ,-.".- ,-;- :": '-;--,--c_ !:'" rrp~irl~r.! _ ... _-_._---_.-...... '. ""rl~n~ \I'!I! "/ can't come gut! I'm undur house arrest!1t '. d En~irttfo' . ':r~ LimHti CAPT AIN EASY • ~WIN Bv LESLIE TURNER Ullll]g 'R A0 I 0 , 1.:<1,. rl~H AT ';1 1.1 rfl'llh, : 1. ~ ~ ..,£ --(0' BRIDGE i ,·:·'r. T.lrl. on . "'" . :. oct. II. " ; ,"':uh ttd,. TllU~lP BItI~AK 1 ! ~ i :'. Ore. l~. NEED NOT SET i ; i'('r crnt B.30-Children'! Album. lO,Ol-Road Show I,: cent ]lId. g.OO-CBC News lO.30-Ntaional News By OSWALD JACOBY ! '%4. record g.OS-Weother and Program 10.35-Road Show I esc Preview ll.OO-News Highlights I 9.15-Concert In lIIiniature H.Ol-Road Show NORm (1)) 30 \ ,\ lTntl.\ Y. octobcr "I.h. 9.30-CBC News 1l.30-Nationnl News III QB5 9.35-Post "lark U.K. 12.00-News Highlights 'I A 7~ ...----- lO.OO-Wenther +J4 BE~ CASEY P.M. ",AKQJI06 By NEAL ADAMS 10.03-Mnrlllme Gardener 12.01-Road Show 10.l5-Neighbourly News 12.30-Nntional News WEST EAST • J9 43 .7 JUST REMEMBER,DR.CASEY, 35-:IHI':I.J', l':1)('k lio.30-sunday Morning 12.35-Road Show • Q2 'IIO\0084 THAT EUROPE Wi'S PRO' :it'" and Wrather· Magazine l.oo-News + 97:1 +,K'Q 10 a PUCING DOCTORS LIKE • 11.00-SI. Mary's Anglican 1.0~-Weather Forecast ",8143 ",95 ,\.~~;I~: l}:-c\'icw , Church Service 1.3S-Don ,Jamieson Comments /lOUT" 1-)I(1rn:::. !l"\'otillns , PM. 1.40-SportB .AKI062 tl-H'[l:':d I,'hlli'{'h ~cws 12.l5-CBC News Bod Weather 1.4S-Art Baker's Notebook '1653 . ~,.". and From !12,30-To Praise My God 2.00-New~ Hlghlighls • A B52 ",2 Ii::: OIl r I",rrrspond. : 12,45-Regional Roundup Z.OI-Road Show U5-Sunday Redtal 3M-Road Show Both vulnerable North 'ElsL South West .:Ii'i l.30-BBC News and 4.00-Ncws Highlights 1 '" 1 'I 1 • Pass DR. C~5EI. DON'T YOLl ilf llils Commentary 4.05-Road Show 2 'I Pass 2 • Pass DARE CRlTleIZ~ MY PRO' .1:1-1111,,11\' C1uh lA5-Sunday Miscellany 4.30-Natlonnl New. 4 • Pass 5 + Pass FESSIONAL ATTITUDE --OR ~lallncr !!.oO-Churct, Of The Air 4.33-Road Show 6 • PI~S Pass Pass IMPLY WE ARE .ess DFI/IANI"I :\ Of ING BACK HO\IE THAI-! '!ll:': 2.30-CBC News 5.0Cl-News IIlghlighh Opening lcad-'IQ YOU ARE HERG! 1;_~mCIl lifilrt Program 2.33-Capital Report 1I.00-Art Andrews Dance . ::CII'S 3.00-NfJd Calls St. Pierre Party It Is always bad luck when ALLEY OOP By V. T. HA~ILIN a.30-Sunday Concert B.DO-News Hightligh!s and you lOSe a game or slam be· Report 4.30-CBC News Weather cause of a bad break in trumps, Firm Broadcast 4.33-CI·ltically Speakln, S.03-National News but it Is bad play when you ,)o}-):::jda)' Serenade 5.15-World Series S.lO-Sports fail to guard against th(! bad , U\l1!ctin B.OO-On The Move 6.20-News break. 'I Of SI:lr5 8.30-George Mitchell Singers 6.30-Dick Earl Club 93 :;CII' and Weather , 9.00-Summer Stage 7.00-NelYs South'R six·spadc contract was reasonable indeed. lie l:;n,·,' ll;ghlights '1' 10.00-~lusic from Montreal 7.01-Dick Earl Club 93 ,...... ,"'"',, I Hcndezl'olls IO.30-CBC Notional 7.30-Nc1Y8 only needed a 3·Z brcal: in Time Signal 10.4Cl-Weekend Review and B.DO-Road Show trumps and a 5·1 break in clubs H(,ndczvolls Our Special Speaker B.30-National New. to make BIl13 tricks. South wun ~~Snnrt, l'ol:cge IltOO-Canadian Concert Hall B.32-Road Show the opening heart lend with ilate : ('Winnipeg Pops Orches· 9.00-News Highlights dummy's ace. He led a trump Ball ! tra" 9.01-Road SholY to his king and a second trump Check , 1l,45-1nterlude For Music U5-Salvatlon Army to dummy's queen. East I.\-\'I·nrlrl Sl'rirs , 12.00-Weather and News 9.4S-Ncws showed out and the fat was In l~i;atul·d.) .Iamboree 12.09-~lidnight ~!usie 10.00-News In A Minute the fire. south could not make \.(, ~ i 12.45-Music Program: lO.OI-National Ncll's his slam any more, in fuct hc could not even make five·udd. hcr r 'I' ~Iarincrs Halifax IO.I5-Saturday Night FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS . h ~Iy Story 1.30-Music Prog-:am: House Party He played two more rounds of By i\IERRILL BLOSSER Thc ~Io\'c Ottawa IO.30-National News trumps in the vain hope Ihat IU-I'"',,,',''' l1:all\· Y(JU,'3 IO.45-Sports and Messages West did not hold a ~ccond ----_._------heart to lead to his partner, HOMEWD~K HE~ CCc;V-JNG CLASS \atillnai ;>jews H.OO-News Highlights FINALS f>~E 1Q'IIORl'lOJ..! ;\lH:11' I!ock~v Il.OI-Satnrday Night but West had that secund IN THE P Gamr olld Outdoor:; ·.\I:,n 'CJON HOllse Party heart. ~72:HEN. \\'(.:11('1 , Acetylene and -C-on-tr-a-ct-o-rs-S-u-pp-I-ie-s - liEAP & PARTNERS CENTRAL T.V. Service Attention , Hamilton HOh' ',. (NFLD,) Ltd, INVESTIGATION Electric Welding Wiring MateriaIJ, Wire and Contractors :123 • 125 Hamilton . UNITED NAIL Cable!, Motor!, Startel'l, SERVICE T.V. Service wspal FRY'S ENGINEERING j Permall! . ~ Lamps. Switche.!l. I..ightln. For your Building . Re. Catering to , LTD. & FOUNDRY Handling all "hnseR SERVICE ~ Fixtures. ~tc o( invrstigatinll'. rhone 8·6B65 quirements, Paint and: Rnd Transients. For I • . SprlnJ;dale St. Dial 8·203: CO., LTD. WAREHOUSE: PRINCE'S SERI M~xhllllm "rotection 01 A TV Day or night. HAMILTON AfE. DIAL 8·5088 Building Hardware see' servations Please dial minimum I:OS!. Building, Materials "W nco " WEST END , us. i Steel Scaffolding, ()rnamental ------~~~~~~~~~~ TELEVISION LTD. 8·5636 I ,I Dial 9·43524 i 8 Iron Railings, Chain Link Fent· - '105 WATER ST. WEST HUSSEY'S PAINT : lug15.1mtb CiHESTER DA WE LTD. lng, Re·lnforclng Steel, etc. James R. Tucker ltd. or 9·43522. ----.----...-- AND HARDWARE 1 For all your Rulldlng P.O. Box 5672-EClst NEW GOWER STREET 1 Requh'ements. 27 Springdale St. Murphy's 30 ALL SALES oct2.dly,lyr j TOPSAIL RD. - SHAW ST. EQUIPMENT AND Texaco Service 23 '. Electrical Fixtures Rentals 8·0161 9·1171 CONTRACTING LTD. nA~IILTON STREET 24 HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS I. Gas • Oil 27 Bal'ber Shop I General Contractors, EnglDeell, and Supplies Hardware-Sporling Good.. ! II Greasing • Washing 17 Equipment Renlals. 19 I TOPSAIL ROAD. Well Drilling II Minor Repairs CENTRAL BARBER SHOP I PHONES: 9.2000, 9·2009. HARRIS & HISCOCK '. Accessories. • STOVE OIL 21 Phone 85171 LTD. I DIAL 8·2762. 29 ~"Jil 169 Watcr St. :Phone 8.7352 sepl0,lyr ·'FURNACf; OIL CBS ~~ ~ ,CBS i- Dry Cleaners jy3,tf Pianos and Organs 20 ------Tires Glass A, L. COLLIS & SON I' Car Radios COMET LTD. ------PALMER'S SERVICE-:, OPERAnHG 12 CH.AIRS Representlns the world's finest INDUSTRIAL TIRE rliEl'iTciiIIii I CLEANERS A. C. BARNES LTD. Pianos and Organs. CAR RADIO SALES STATION -.J 10 IMI !I"' ~ I SERVICE Topsail Rd.-Dial 9·5099. ST. JOliN'S GRACE ~ We can install n ncw radio For the Fastest most Plate, Safety, Sheet Glus, 1Ir.. Cold weatller mean, ~4 SEll' GOWER ST. Dial 9·2161 Dial 5075 in any car from $55.00 up (OpPollte Adelald. ~'otOrl) Mirror and Plexlglus. efficient Dry.Clean. 45 Blackmmh Rd. DIal 9·3690 ______"TUNE-UP TIME" ing and Shirt Service. See us for EJpert Servici!lg of , ',' Bakery :PROPANE GAS Jack's your car or truck. , .20 CONSOI --- Ph: 98017 • 98020 Insurance ------1 --- i L Radio Shop RETREADING EXPERT SHOE REPA"~I""'"----. '--' ...-~--- Dmg Stores JOB BROTHERS 71 Long':1 Hill We Repair Shoes al\ Makes and: .:,) I' B' OUR OWN PHONE 8·7448 VULCANIZING Si7.C!. Rcasonable Rates. EMERSON To calm Ingo & COMPANY, Ltd. Pick·up and Delivery Service SKATE SHARPENIl\'G Du~Iont Sales anti S!III," : on thE . t . i M. (;ONNORS Ltd. Water Street Radios Kenmollnt Rand, Dial 93331 . -, ~ BREAD WILLIAMS A th . d .' .'. , Prescriptions Pickup ud DIAL 8·2658 - a.41Z3 Best by l'Taste TestlJ delivery service. SHOE SERVICE DuMONT ~E;~\Z~E DEF/ ··H"' elp Kin i PHONE 1·220& GREAT EASTERN OIL Well Drilling I H FLOWER HILL For all TV Sen-ice, C( ,I 'Baked by --:;OMPANY, Ud. , , J. J. LACEY .; EAST END BAKERY, REPAIRS TO RADIOS, TV l_jn_e2_(},_lJ_'r ______i L. GiL~~~~~~sRN!f'!:i ~~~~~ -, 1,1 INSURANCE tid. AND ALL ELECTRICAL j Cor. F~eshl\'aler Road 1l1;;;/i"Ii!!.).'"'______LTD. APPLIANCES FO UN D : " " Dependable Flte Insurane(, I Ehzabeth Awnue ." ", ,: DIAL 8-3001 10 1\·3005 '! I Prompt Claim Settlement.. ., City Electrical ItiAL 8·j035 ! Service Station 93279 ~:H.,IGHT ~rExpert "q W " I Beauticians ' .. 1,,\',' ! jly10,lmth '" Co.,l.,td. ',' ~ (Electrical rontractors) BLACKMARSH ESSO II ~~~~~ONO~I GLADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE ADVERTISE cor. Bond and Prescott :Sis. Electric Repairs, to CROSBIE & CO., Ltd. SERVICE Phone 8-49.51·11·7B98. Sper.!. Ranges, etc. Agents for Cor. B1ackmarsh Rd. nnd IN aHzing ID cold waving, hair UNDERWRITERS AI Albany Street. Phone 9·48BO. . AT 3; I. styling, cutting and tinting, PHONE 8·3767 LLOYDS. Tires, Tubes, Accessories;, BeI«me manicuring. facials etc. 14 86 Casey Street LOW RATES Lubrication, Washing. See Pd. THE NEWS S. W. SHORT ..... operators, no \1Ia/Ung. DIAL 8·5031 for I Job compl~.{;. 11 ADELAIDE ST • 8·Z6fl ., : N.B. Oct. 26. Leaving Hali(3x · "," ', I Nov. 1 for St. John's. Nfld., d'lC I · ... "', . Steamship Movements I there Nov. 4. Sailing for Lh·er· , :.', .j' /3ays Russia Shouldn't pool same day. ; ',' ".'J' I HARVEY & CO. LTD. Refrigerated. I SERVICE C,S,L.-CLARKE TERRA ! • Fcrgus Iearing Charlottc· I' NEWFOUNlIJ.AND CANA})A :>iOVA SERVICES , [oll'n •.PEl '. , )"d'n "Y. 0 c.I 4, I~al'" STEA~ISHIPS S S. Gulfport leadng Mon·' ing Pictou, N.S. Thursda\', Oct' "ll df d" T f II r AVALON P m In Running of treal Oct. 1. Due St. John's 13. arril'in!: st. John's, . Nfld.', f . r .osrt )sahl ~ng "frlod ·O'I.tl .. IVA'rEB AT .', tile . , 5t} ~Ionda" O"t 7 l' .' g St ax 01 ., 0 n s,.. . C , OC,l. I l.l ',11 ..... , La\ln ·r-th \'oj : lIy AI.AN HARVEY. 'eon meeting. but it may tUl'n Chinese, but their mnod mllY, \\'orld is so olel'\\"lirlming in lIs ~ real Oct. 3, Due St . .Jolm's; JO~ln'5, :\£Id. ~Io.~day, Oct. 7, :' ''"Bedforll"' ~oiling from HII:i· , . '" . LONDON ICP) _ In a sinl(le oul 10 be a "pernicious new change later. Beaton said. . strcngtll and ]'l';ources that if it Oct. 7. I Fergt:s !e.a\ Ing Charlott ... : fax for 51. John's, :\fld, OCI. speech. Canadian defence ex. form of isolation." What tlie What is Beaton's formula? organi7.es itself properly the So· S,S. Sir .10hn Crosbie lea'/·' to\\,II. P.E,I. Jo r~day Oct. 11. lea\,· i 15th. •• I,' NS i pert Leonard Beaton set out to Americans really want, he said. "I would like to see the ArneI" I'iet linion would ultim , ·". . i · · , I · · 1 .:- , i ; FOR SALE-1962 Acadian · ',.,'" :.~ .. Car; 6 cylinder. two :one Wm. L. CHAFE , i blue. lIfilcage 0000 miles. TAILOR i ,i Equipped with radio and · snow tires. Phone 9·0967:1. 4 HOl.DSWORTH ST. ST. JOHN'S KINSMEN ·.. : .".. CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN ::; FOR SALE-1962 Volkswagen IF CHAFE MAKES THE CLOTHES. .. ~.•. it BOYS' CLUB Deluxe. Equipped. with H snow tires. Custom .built 1m ilion radio. In excellent cOJl(li· ewspaper BINGO tion. Phone 1)·6963. i PCI'm oct4,5.7 1 th. ONLY A FEW LEFT For Gravel for Sale Tlte most 110pular car ill Canada SERIES NO. 79 FOUR LITTLE KITTENS THE 1963 PONTIAC ;" \'.(, dial need a home. Please call %" Crllsher RUll \36 B I N G 0 9·5BB4. $1.1,5 Cubie Yunt See MIAZINICS IlI1,: .:' car. Please write to Un We Bu~ And Sell:,~ i 1";llrr ROild and in very good I ,! h ,hrnue 663, care of this nell'spaper, . . I B:P. O. ELKS for further informa tion, and Used Tires All Sizes •• \;l~~ [Wjr~ con dIhon. . l nAY Dr giVe all particulars. ST. JOHN'S LODGE 245 l'ilGlIT Watch Repairs oc13,4,5 24 Hour Towing Service ~iCnr .\\\., A Specialty Phone 8-3662 Special entertainment for Elks and their guests. LEARN TO DRIVE Female driver with 15 Kings Bridge Service Station I Baton Twirling TODAY, SATURDAY, 9 P.M. years driving experience, sa!:.:.\[ now accepting female co., LTD. I ------.------~------~ ------.---.--- pupils. wishing tei learn to DIAL 8·2146 Classes drive. sep19.lmth I Octoher 7th PHONE 916214 COll1mencin~ I octl,lmth · For information I and registration AUTOMOBilE Please call SF.:lVICE WITII A SIIIILE AT. INSURANCE Golden Eagle Refining Company ~IHS. Al\'GEL AVAlON CREDIT JEWELLERS '~ WATER AT ADELAIDE, PHONE 11·7829 987i6 R.C. Anthony 1 Of Canada limited oct3,5 I ---. I R.C.A .. requires I Insurance Ltd. WAN-rED I Imperial Oil Bldg. & p~ T. A. B. SOCIETY PRICING CLERK SCRAP COPPER '12c. lb .. Elizabeth Avenue or SCRAP BRASS .. 10c. lb. : lhe regular monthly meeting of the Room and . RADIATORS, ALUJllNU~l Juvenile T.A. & B. Society will be held Highest prices paid. TEL. 9,.5079 PRICE CHECKER 14 Lines' on SUNDAY, October 6th, at 2:30 Board TERRA NOVA SCRAP p,m, in the Club rooms./ (MALE OR FEfiIALE) METAL --.--" .------_. __ ._->------In private home. ?\fust have Grade XI education or bettcr A. WHELAN, H l'\EW GOWER STREET I Near bus stop. . and have at least three years experience Phone 87797 ) Secretary. ancl be a fast worker. Apply: 1963 FAll EXI-UBITION i("TIO~ WEST scplO,lmth 1~{'t::\;TIA RAY iThe Caribou" . Dial 94412 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT, of ! l~:Ol p.m. oet4,5 93 ELIZABETH AVENUE, Painting, Drawing and Sculpture I;"ke ('onnrction ST. JOHN'S. by Junction and FALL SPECI·AL ------~------I'it ~\. V. Petite Tenders For I (:lIn. Plactnlia JOB OPPORTUNITY THE ART GALLERY ASSOCIATION i (,T10~ BA \' 81. KEVIN'S PAIRISH Sub-Trades Two young men arc required to train for em·tin· OF NEWFOUNDLAND I ;n::'iTJA RAY Tenders are invited and will cation in Prosthetics (lIIanufacturing and Fitting I"h(. Caribou" GOULDS be received until 5 p.m. New· of artificial Limbs and Braces. November 23 to December 8. , l:!:Ol p.m. foundland Standard Time Oc· \\lake connection MERIT Open to all Artists resident in tober lBth 1963 for all sub· Qualifications: .lunction and October 6th-7th-Bth trade Cor the Grace Hospital Under Age 25 Newfoundland. 1h .\1. V. Peti,~ EKtenslon-the Salvation Army High School Educntion. Grade XI Diploma INSURANCE ,.111. I'larcntil SUNDAY, October 6th-Big Game, Grace Hospital, st. John's. New minimum requirement Forms may be obtained immediately ITI()~ GREf,S . ANDERSON AVE. Usual Attractions, Side Shows, foundland. Mechanical Aptitude by writing to , seRVICE DIAL 9-OOIl-2-3-4 Tea-Coffee-Sandwiches. Plans and specifications are Must be willing to Apprentice for one year, then IThe CariboU" available from Newfoulldland proceed to' malnlnnd for Specialized Training. THE ART GALLERY ~~SSOCIATION [. 1~ :111 p.m. Engineering & Construction Co. ' l\Iah , Y, October 7th-Card Game, Salary Paid While Training For comfort and OF NEWFOUNDLAND \ Ltd., Woolworth Bldg., Water relaxation dl!!~ ::~ the ,.! with ~I.\'. With usual attractive Side Shows, St., St. John's, and may be seen 'fhis Profession offers excellent career upon: P.O. BOX 34, ST. JOHN'S I I' ; I"t'('n Bay at the Builders' Exchange at certification. BMlllOO GARDENS. renT Tea-Coffee-Sandwiches. Interest-cd parties should apply in writing to:- EITHER CIIINESE or Toronto, Montreal and Halifax. CANADIAN FOOD. it! i, acceptrrl Tenders shall bo in scaled en· ~~--~.---~.-.. -..~~~~~I TUESDA Y, October 8th-Dance, Exeeutive.Secretary. We cater to weddings, i I"rci:!ht Shcd /0; velopes clearly marked nnd re· Nfld. Society for Cripilletl Children all 11 Adults, 1 . Parties, Banquets. I h Coast Sct;'tC with Bel Aires Orchestra. celved at tho oences of New· P.O. Box 1403, (' hut BAlIIBOO GARDENS. n~,qllr5 In foundland Engilleering &: Canst. St. John '5, Nfld. ;i'llrp movrmrnl ~r Co. Ltd, HARVEY ROAD. 1. oel5,B ~.. ! • I ~hr M.\'. Bon~\'tltl oet2,3,4,5 Dial 85815. e. Open until 1 a.m. DELIVERY frri~ht must. I, Frri~hl Shed h) 7 day. a week. 'oher Rth. Anglican ·Board i ..' I:'! Lrwisportc·St. I Inr "le ~nd ~!.V. Of Education TRUC'KS 1, . ~lIhstitllte : Freight Shed ARE OUR SF'ECIALTY '. nth. II a.m. to 5 FOR ST. JOHN'S or . '. \,1 :-;orth Labl'ad , ~;: for the MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY IJ new MfRC 60. 6 HI' PICK·UPS-SIX PASSENGER PICK·UPS I',ain for ['U!ttllon~:applications followin~ OF NEWFOUNDLAND MERe 110 • 9.B HI' corte and M.\'· DELIVERY VANS WITH WINDOWS !1 t r accepted Duties to begin immediately: Extension Service MERC 200 • 20 HI' " Shed Monday. d MfRC 3S0 t 35 HP DELIVERY VANS WITti SEATS I" m. to 1\ p.m. a~ (a) Elementary Teacher for Grade III French Laboratory Course for MERe 500 , 50 HP : .I ..hrr 81h, II. a. ' Class. . Practising Teachers of French MERe 650 • 6S HP Also a complete line of MERe BSO , 8S HP (b) A Teacller for Junior High ~chool By courtesy of the Modern Languages Depart USED DELIVERY TRUCKS i,v the Grades 7 to 9. Wm. SINNOTT . MERe 1000, /00 HI' fa~e Service StatioD' MaDlger ment the Language Laboratory of tho University PHONE Come in and see ,...-'---. I,Ge and co will be available two days a week from 4:30 to 5:20 Trade In your ril I Newfoundland, ~u~s to begin January, 7th. 1964: PALMER'S LTD. p.m. throughout the academic year for teachers of ono1963 OPEN '"~==' MERCURY Bnd • 9·4028 BOB 'POST, (b~ A TEicher for Kindergarten Class, Top.all Road French In S~. John's and nearby schools. Monitors - now boat. . 9·6288 I o GREASING . will be present to demonstrate and to glve lnstruc· Only MERCU RY gives you ____'TIL TEN 1 celmentary TeacJ~er for Grade whl,p.r.q~letJ.t.p,op {II o WASHING tlons. , ..haust. 9-7997 TRUCK MANAGER 8SS •. • TIRE REPAIRS· o WHITE GAS . Registration: DOMINION BUILDING . should be sent to tlle ' • OUTBOARD MOTOR OIL . Room A·25, Monday through Fridays AUTO o ACCESSORIES o a.m. to 6 p.m. up to October 14th. MATERIALS LTD •• '. ·.SECRETARY OPEN ,DAILY - Fees: $10,00. , , Chester Dawe Bldg .• ,.·BISHOPS COLLEGE Days Available: M~~RT 7:80 I.m. to MIDNIGHT Mondays and Wednesdays, Shaw Street, AlIENUE PHONE 11·5099 P.O. Box 414. St, John's, PENNYWELL ROAD.· oct5tosep17 Thursdays and Fridays. ELIZA BET'H A V E N U E oct5 Phone 8-4152. , ll1-THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, OCTOBER II, 1963 " .------I, . COl Tribute GROW BETTER )tEN KELLY rl' · (CP) - The ~c _ Ullillg' MRS. HAROLD .OLDFORD i viI eges commll with the threat :.~ RA 0 10 "God's in his heaven- :'me~nta:ry blockade I " PLANTS All's right with the world!" elec:tion hanging 0 ,,' .',', .,": ',.':\"~'l ,; ,: rl'ime 011' '~·I··~··~~~ ,: ;; These words so filled with I ~~~~~~~~~~ 1 Leader Real Cl rI'even .' .. --~~ .. ',t promise, seemed momentariiy to offer little comfort, when un Friday his l3'mem " AND TIME FOR KODAK ')NAP~H(ll'lt' be accorded I" ,June 1st wc heard that HildJ and precedence !where, Oldford had mct with a fatal SUNDAY, October 6tb. 1l,OO-Church Service I ,,' (Continued from Page 13) THE LIVING REED accident. 8.UI-Haad Show 12,Q()--Slgn Ofr sunlight A.M, 1.30-Country Calendar I Pearl S Buck $7 50! On a visit t? her daughter in 8.30-N eli's III A ~Ilnutc 6.28-Slgn Un Oy IN T'HE ...... , Texas, to await the birth of her HERE 8.31-Road Show 2,OO-Heritage ~,never , J new grandchild, Hilda was kill· 6.30-News Z,3t1-Songs for You 9.0U-Ne\\'~ a.3S-Morning Meditations • MORNING ed instantly in a motor car ac· THE MOST I 9.01-Haad Show US-Outdoors Man 6.55-News and Weather 3,00-World of Sport : Betty Smith., .... , ... 5,25 i cident. IN CJ g,.I~>-!'iCIY3 7.UO-Thc Good Life IU.OU-:\cll's In A Minute 5.15-World Series ! THE FAVOURlTE 'This was a staggering blow 7.lS--Sund