'•' THE DAILY NEWS ·i '' ' II ·' ) • ' i ~ ' - I' ,: :; ':1 • : ; 1 • ·. I:: ·j 1• I . I '. f •: : · I I • ' I • I ' . j {~:~' :, .. , ', I I · Przncess Thant Elected Acting Silver Lining .I ·.. ' ., :I' I r ~ . t l..•. '{.In ;; .• . t '( J ·:. , I ' ~~ . ' ' I '··II 1 : Margaret ; ' . '~ I : j I·., '. ·.' Mushroom ' ' ; ' ! . - In ' I ; ' 1 I~ Secretary General UN I· ~"-•··· .j· . , c 0 • • • i ~ : : I • \ .r. By JOSEPH MacSWEEN ... I 1 ·~ • r 1:; . j .. ! ,_ ·_; •; i; · I : : UNITED NATIONS (CP)-U. Thant of Burma, a quiet-spoken ~ud-. 1-t .·. ·. ives Birth Grants . , I ' dhist, was unanimously elected acting Secretary-General of the Umted . !' . ' I (I ' I i ' Nations Friday to succeed D_ag Hammarskjold. i Pasc;port jl i' Cloud Over ; ~I I ! i . Speaking with strictly controlled emotion, the 52-year-old diplomat .. 1 I To Boy pledged to· pursue objectivity between East and West as his "relatively. TO Luthuli I' I I I ! ,. small country" has tried to do through the years. 1 By CAROL KENNEDY U Thnnt's acceptance speech troversy - not yet finished- I work together with these col- 1 PRETORIA (Reuters) - The r :: . ~ ~ :; .. born to p • was delivered in a quiet way about the role of the secretary- I leagues in close collaboration • south African government Fri· Novaya Zemlya? ''I loNDON (CP)-A son was rlncess 'reminiscent of Hammarskjold, generars office in the UN. The and consultation in a spirit of! day reluctantly granted cx-Zulu !I 'd and around Britain joyful 'the Swede who died in nn Af- Soviet Union seeks to water mutual understanding," u Tha~t' Chief Albert Luthuli a 10-day ! I ~ f •• • I ,' H : I ~ II ay d 11 h J b 11 I rican plane crash Sept, 18 while down the post and East and said. passport to go to Oslo, Norway were raise to t 8 ones oy • in performance of his duties. West compromised. for his Nobel Peace Prize but 1: I ; ~ 1 I ' I II Hammarskjold has since been The "U" in Thant's name has described the award as a "de· Observers Sees Tension ,! :I ho has fair hair and blue eyes 1 R b , ., J I ba y, W awarded the Nobel Prize for the vague meaning of "mister," aps basement'' of the prize .. ' ' • six pounds, four ounces. . . Peaee, pos!humous~y. a~ with man~ Bu~·mese nnmes. But he .. added thn_t he. "deep])• 'I',, ·}- ' husband former SOCiety . U Than! s election-to serve 1 U Thant, 1n h1s acceptance regretted De Klerk s "uri· Behind Iron Curtain :1---- '·· JI me t , !'· !oid Margare s ' tun til April 10, l!lG3, when Ham· i speech, said he would invite a 1D ,. called-for remarks about the ,, I I ,,, I By ALAN HARVEY Antony Armstrong. Jones who mm·sitjold's term would hal'cl'limited number or UN undersec-! e ence merit.'' lie felt they lowered . I ,• '• I d ! expired-came hy secret ballot rela1'ics to "act as my principal i :!be stature of the men who ~!Oflapn~· f s 0 n exactly one month Canadian Pre~~ Staff Writer II ' ' crtated Ear 0 now in the 103-memhcr 11:-i General 1ndl'isers on imporl.' 1 savs that he "could walk a good Khrushchev finds himself "br­ onr of the Royal Ill 1950. de'ai' more softly while carn·in~ ing pushed fnrthe1· nnn [~;tcr" .1011~. out and b•·oke Earlier, midwife Anne Thorn- his big stick." th~n it is fr;~>ihle for him In ~r• . \ D L:\:\D the babr's father. son had moved in and the Why, then, persist in oulr~~- ('onfrontrrl h,. lhc:,r. r.onfllcl', tiptoed' in to sec Royal gynecologist Sir John in~ world opinion? Fio~·ct •k(iucr·'. lhc Snv1et clu~r son, then took the Peel .vas seen bustling In and One theory is tho! it is olt a ' drcirlrrl In r~plodr the b_omb lo in to see her new out. dh·er~ion. :1 hig noi:-:c lo r·n\<1 t' lll\·ert i!ll\'11\wn frnm mlsrnr:!.! Ltd. Two days ago a crib _phophet- the 501111 c1 effecls of r!i,cn•ion t1·ouhlr. lloprfully, FlnYrl sum; . !- cllhe birth ~·as imme· ically decorated with blue rib· in lhr social camp. In !his liew. up: · ~:tphoned to the Queen, bon was delivered-a gilt from tile ~2nd con~n·>s of Ihe Sol'irl · "II Iiiii'' 'rrm "· t!•ou;h th£ I :1 · holding an investiture the Countess of Rosse. Commun! ...;t par·!:-· n·rc.:J!cd ~; prnce~~ r1f ric!rl!l1;! l!u:;:;ia of her .[ . Palace. She CROWDS GATHER conflid in nus•ia hrtwcrll nr•v , lu1rrkn of cru:':HI111;: commn· ·' 1 111 her sister and the Early this morning expectant and old, lwlwern an rmer.'!in~ ni>m has hr~'lll in:,idc the roun· 11 Mnrs taler. crowds gathered in the mall, the post . rel'oluliOJwr~· "meriloc- · tr:r. The p<'op\r 11·ho ma•· enable 1~1! Jones boy will be broad processional avenue lend· racy" composed of scientists. ' her to liYe ,t nc;,rr with the 11 Viscount J.inley of ing to Buckingham Palace down technicians and adminis!ratorsj rest of '!~e world hm·e already 1 subsidiary title of his which the · Princess and her I ;)j and those who woul!t cling lo, emerl(ed. I \ He is fifth in succes· photographer h u s b a n d drove the Stalinist ways. j SHOWS WHO'S B~SS I \brone or England, alter their wedding In West· PUll ;\IR. K. Arguin~ from dlflerent prem i ' i!~ Duke of Glouces- minster Abbey. '11111s Darid Floyrl of the Lon·: ises, Lord Allrincham in The ! i six. Before young About the time the bahy was \ ~· •' don !Jail~· Telegraph. on~ of the Guardi_an or ~~a~c~ester reac_he: 1 .; ;1 line to the Crown born they were changin~ the we~tern "1\rem\inolo;:ists"' who. a similar oplmmt1c condusJon. ! three children guai·d at Buckingham Palace. specialize in lryin,::! to 11nraYel A.c 11~ sees it. Khl'Uohchev e~­ ~largarct herself. With a Royal, if unconscious, lhe nu,si;,n eni.~111a. -'~.1·s that. plo~~•l the homh to demonstrate . ,,,: Linlc)' comes h·om sense of timin~. Lord Linley the new wnw oi Sn1·iet lradcr·s !hal h~ is the rffcc\il'c rut:r of . ,• 1- o! Lord Snowdon's came into the world to a fan· .' ; nrc pu>hing Prcmir1· Khru~l1· liiF.•ia and lo s\J0\1' the Chmese ·I Co~ntc;1 of Ro~sc. fare or pipe~ and drums as the I, ri1CI' ha1·d. \•·bri'C In ZCI off. 1 back lo the l~lh c~n· Scots Guards mm·ched past. ! --. ------

is the namr of . ,lust bclore noon the official ' 1ountry ho11~e At i bulletin. typewritten on red· s~mx. crested notepaper, was posted 1 · outside Clarence House and a .New West German I' doctor.1 l'i>ited her j ~rcat cheer went up from the . 1ignt and alterwards waiting crowd. LONDON-Princess Margaret (Countess of Snowden) and her husband the Earl of Snowden, leave Kensington Palace, their London home, to spend Govt. In .Prospect lO~E 5141 Russians Have weekend at Windsor Castle, here October 7th. The Princess wears a safety BONN earch Comnusswn. If so, the Bundestag wilt meet coalition as well a~ the earlier Mixture standmg arguments that they said some of the nuclear bomhs Tuesday to \·ole Adenauer into agreement. I ., couldn't afford to meet any in the U.S. stockpile are 95-per-, -- I' I ., till • ;~nt'" prcntarl ,.J,, wa~e boost at alt. cent free or materials !hat pro·

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',• TEEN TALI\ Glitter Princess Wins teens which Point Prince Charming glass to catch s o~t . bonjour If you glitter like a princess, shelf, or a teacruatnb>J,.s every boy will be your prince flowers on d _p Li!e1 I a re~5Jn!1 i ~ . ; \ charming. r· never-to-be.for• 0,1 • ' The excitement of Hallowe'en is over fm· both That's the word from N ovcm. o.u t your Patterns<'I • tn •r.:~. ,1 . young and old alike for another year! I bet there are ber issue of Seventeen, which fmt Ptecc is th points out that you can glitter tant, be~ause it 5 ~15 • H many people in to~vn glad of this, too! I can remem­ for a gala dance in rhinestone­ And, tf you haren't , .· ber one year when we had snow for Hallowe'en but trimmed satin or for an even­ ed out a sterlin• . le 0 11 c.t\i•,A the fore<:ast sa.vs now that there do not seem to be ing at home in a lurcx-treaded t ern f or Yourself no"·'·: . sweater. You can dazzle at all I snow in sight for another month. It looks like I am lime. Then, the n~xt ,.• '' 'k II~· . those in-between times, too: Orl C a !:: 'S \'OU "\P' ~ i I \ going to bave a long wait for that white blanket. · · 'n·t c ' Bead-trimmed white wool for want for Chr',tmas':' • i I h ·- • . I'QJ I II that holiday party, shining oave I e an,wer ali . I YOUNG CANADA AWARDS lame, cut along casual Jines for cake cutler cr , 1 Canadian teen-agers are being asked to take a · "·•rttn I i a great occasion. ~ettmg or ~omc · :! look at their elders this month and next and select Accessories tell more of the spoons. These are ,. 1 The New · the country's outstanding personalties in sports, en­ glitted story. Sequins wink on ohtne forel'er. •···1 · .. ~ j .•. Friday for tertainment· and politics. a beret; rhinestones reign on a ~tlalll' Gay Felt FriPPttitt .... ' tiara, gold shines in handbags S in sc · The poll of high school students and teen-agers, u a ::tGckin~ or ; .... : . ' and gloves; high necklaces com­ and fh being conducted ft;om coast-to-coast by a national ~our room Wilh gay . . bine shining stones with gilt, mppenc' ~~ felt. The requ weekly newspaper for young people, (Canadian High beads or pearls; and shoes . So sug"c>ts tl:e . 011 Heali News), will result in the initiation of a new series of twinkle and shimmer along. Add .-,cvcntcen, v.wt·•t ,. • · 1t.a 1Ui~> made bef( ·.:.... ·.:. fur furbelows and ribbons and and box cr.1·crs, glitter - awards to outstanding Canadians.-The Young Cana· national I . bows and you have the most a card show 1n"o,,,a s· 't da Awards. opulcnt-loolting holiday season Slh brief said: . The Young Canada Awards have been created -'cHOSEN "QUEEN"-Barbara Janes, daught~r of Mr. a~d Mrs. Richard P has Y table cum. 'ihe plan ll'hich yet, to ang aS >our 000 • ..... ~ by Tip Top Tailors Ltd. to stimulate adult interest in Janes, Topsail, was chosen as Queen of the Fmr at the Agrtcult~al & Home• But heed this warning: tou full is or I - table corer, Wh!ch c;; in origin l I I crafts Exhibition for Conception Bay South, held at Foxtrap m the Queen much glitter dulls the glow. used as a J·aun 11. . ~ ~ the opinions of young people and give teens an op· . • 1ree .' llliracle Workers all·inclusi• I . I portunity to express their opinions. Elizabeth ·Regional High Scl10ol. Barbara is a Grade X-B student at the come m complete "''"'""'" financed . I : '· 'I' -:I High School. She was crowned "Queen of the Fair" by Ron Clarke at a Work miracles in your ward· kits. Directions tor COH!i appliN . ~· I I ·Young Canada Awards will be made to the out­ robe with jackets. candles arc below· ; .. a plan ' ~ .. ::· . standing politician, male and female athletes and top special dance on Mond~~' _O:_t. 30t~~.-(Max Mercer Photo), A jacket can give a sheath a Covers: Cut a· book ;.. ·, I .. : ,) on an opel ' male and female entertainers as selected by Canadian date-time look ,top an evening ll>mg i ,. from felt an 0/.~ order of l . Youth. skirt with rosy glitter or turn paper book jacktt for a,~ rather le.' I . ' ~.· ;, a skirt Jnto a suit. Teens in the t' ld d ,..... , ,. Three teens will be selected to assist in present­ Take It From Kathy Skating At o an tork corners. t· .. more 10 ye .. fashion know might choose an dress it up With de::<:J •• federation I ' ing the Young Canada Awards to the first winners. elegant little cardigan in cotton .,. '., by kathy peterson ~rom hut Iron t•pe acd · calling for pa ., Balloting closes November 25, and results will be and acetate trimmed with zig· Into p1ace. ~lake a iml ,• Stadium insurance •)I" The made public early in December. If you want more zags of ribbonette, a sleeveless out of an old candv I I of c I I information on this subject just contact me. Q-How do you say "no" to, an in­ pink velveteen jacket with covered m felt anj · a cuphcm I Skating started at the Stad· sparkling sequins down the ' ~ I MASQUERADE DANCE vitation without hurting a boys feel­ with more tape. private cit i: ium last Saturday night and frorit, or a cozily lined wool Glitter '':tdlcs: l:se out of I ings? I have found good reasons f?r I' II A Masquerade Dance was held on Saturday night was the ice marvellous! A few plaid in the brilland new flag candles tnmmcd \\';!) li by the Junior members of the Patrician Association. turning down three dates, but he still improvements have been made colors-red, white and blue­ Kate pot cleanw. )lake 'I i I The Ravens Jim Hennessey, Derm Ryan, Rocky Wise­ doesn't realize that I don't want to go to the Stadiwn itself. It is nice combmcd with yellow. ers of hal! a cleaner ar.d . man and Paul Ryan supplied the entertainment for to see the bleachers back again 1\lost Unpopular Girls In The ten to candle with out with him. He is sure to ask me and along the top of the boards Stands Stems arc coiured . the ev.ening. The couple with the best costume was again. How can I make him under­ there is a chain which is there If you want to miss out on a !ached with pins. picked during the evening. Tht;ee members of the stand without telling him hankly that I don't like to prevent everyone from climb­ lot of fun, be a ''Miss Untouch· place mat with a Youth Club picked out ten boys whom they thought ing over the boards. This is a able", a "Miss Buffet", or a Kurly Kate perched a:cl ,;. t. him? had the best costumes. The ladies then formed a sound idea too and I am glad "Miss Bleatnik" at the next green felt siem. A-Be honest. Don't lie. If it's an invitation to a the Stadium management Garces In Chem[!try ,., ring·round the chosen ten and the boys selected the football game. lady of his choice. The best pair was then chosen by soft drink after school, say pleasantly, "Thanks, but thought of it. According to Jimmy Wes· Do you know what · rem~ I'm going right home. There are lots of things I Some of those skating there colt's "Boy Point of View" in nylon, foam rubber the clapping of hands. The lucky couple was LOR­ over the week-end arc; the November Seventeen the lisonc have in commoo? RAINE CHURCHILL and BILL THOMPSON who want to do this afternoon." Be firm and do not Anna Angel, 1\laura Bailey, following types of girls arc If you are a good ' •) were dressed as Indians. And incidently, the cos­ change your mind. Vera Hearn, Geraldine O'Grady, "not quite so popular with fel­ student you'll know !hat r Fi ; I • ' tumes cost the couple twelve dollars to have it made If it's a movie date, you might say, "Thanks for Margo Malloy, Lyn Brownrigg, lows as they might be". arc all creatwns of asking, but I £Ian to go with the girls." If you are Derm Connolly, Dave Morrissey, Little llliss l\lascot is pretty, and perhaps you'll thu:k for the event. But all in all a very enjoyable evening Paul O'Brien, Eg Billard, Dave . popular, vivacious, wcll-dres~ed chemistry as a career.· was had by all who attended. Some of the other consistent, he 11 get the idea that the casual, every­ Brown, Sandra Kearsey, Joan and affectionate. But if you ten per cent of America's Ch1 couples at the dance were: day things are more important to you than a date Tobin, Jeanne Kennedy, Libby want any statistics on the ists arc women, the Jane Walsh and Jim Grant, Bernette Taylor and with him. An enthusiastic "I'd love to, but" or "per­ MacCormac, Peggy Maloney, squad, just ask her. She's got reasons arc pointed out~ Betty Roche, Patricia Squires, something nasty or revealing to why a girl 1m~ht want to Jim Buckle, Patsy Lush and Jim O'Dea, Liz Cull and haps some other time "gives him false encourage­ Bob Gallop, Dcrm Mulrooney, say about each one. this field: Kev Simmons, France~ Penny and Dinks MacKay, ment. You don't really feel that way so it's just the Ed Neville, Bart Ford, Jeanette Miss Untouchable To her, Chemistry of!ers a ·. • I• Gen Buckle and Eugene Lamb, Anna Chaytor and same as fibbing. . Walsh, Louise Godden, Maria everything is a bore. She hates Much of a chemists problem-soh in~ ior Bob Power, Patsy O'Dea and Roger Lamb, Frances If you are hoping the phone will ring so that you Taylor, Arlene Power, Regina chysanthemums. She waves pen .. Roche and Pat Breen, Patricia Neider and Jack Dunne, Harry Making, Eric nants away, She wants the bow to turn waste "'"'''"J" O'Keefe, Ann Rumboldt and Jim O'Dea, Joan Rum­ can date someone else, don't tell him you plan to Connolly, Bernard Ring, Peter stadium seat dusted. She's beau· to useful products. stay home and reacl. If you dated and he heard Byrne, Len Conway, Donna tifully dressed-for a party. You can help humadry. · I sey and Cluriy Manon, Christine Bursey and Len Goobic, Linda Hamlyn, Patricia Snow, rain or cold breezes she tributions tQ nwnkmd ' ''. about it, 'he'd be right thinking you dishonest. Even I t' .'. \ Conway, Eleanor Corbett and John McGrath, Sue Brocklehurst, Shirley Jllartin, blames on her date. And, natur­ chemical laboratory . . i ·, .' . if it means passing up something you consider Lois Ennis, Eileen Buckle, ally she insists on leaving be· wonder drugs, frozel ' ' I . Walsh arid .Bernard Dwyer, Pat Donnelly and Pete ..·' special, stay home with a book. . Gertrude Mackey, Elizabeth fore the end. easy-to-care-for clothes. . Wood, Mary English and Brian MacDonald, Midge You can find a m;:ci " Withers, Helen Hanlyn, Sheila llliss Buffet is bubbling over ;: i " Parsons and Aidan Devine, Tee Fitzgerald and Frank · If you plan to say yes to the other date, you will your special abilitie;. li · '• •·' Stack, Barbara Bemester, Betty -with cokes, orange crushes intellige~!! i; • ~ ' t .: Kennedy, Jean.Wall and Tom Owens, Margaret Mar­ have to indicate it: "Thanks, but I have been holding O'Leary, Mike Roche, Jeanette and any other liquid available. have the basic . . '· tin and Larry Mahoney, Bernice Jamieson and John that evening open because I've been expecting a Barnes, Brian Morris, Ron Con­ When she cries "hot Dog!" she alert mind nceded for 1 chemist, you can al:o · . ' ' .~ .. Noseworthy, Lorraine Churchill and Bill Thompson, way, Tom Maher, Mary Price, is not being enthusiastic, she's special call." special aptitudes. You ::::g::a Patsy Ryan and Pat Malone, Diane Richards and Mary St. George, Carol O'Grady, ordering something. Let's face it-there is no easy way to say 'no." Jim Cole, Cyril Furlong, Bob Miss Bleatnik is far out-far pure research. applied we"~ Junior Thistle, Helen Doyle and Jack Noftall, Mau­ Dowden, Ralph Donnelly, Eddy out of the stadium,. Her eyes and de\'elop:ncnt, atllf~ 1 \' •, •' • I reen Walsh and Bill Locke. O'Brien, Jackie · Codner, Mary are on the game in front of her work; or you might be(l::! ., . teacher scientific U:i.".:\ Power, Carol Beer, Peg Fur­ but her cars are glued to the I ; ..: •• !': '• long, Norma Cranford, Harry transister radio, listening to technical wnter or a- . ' :. ' i .·. Walsh, Ron Lush, Aus Thomp­ scores of games throughout the trator. ! : I . ' Your joh outlook ar.d . ' . ' son, Charlie Walsh, Bud Walsh, country.· I . .•'· Georgina Lacey, Mike Caddi­ Miss Anti-dote is against the expection are good. · I ·:..- . Bits ! ! ' And Pieces gan, Barb Windsor, Calvin crowd she's with. She likes starting salaries go to ·' . II . ' ', '···.' .·.· ·:. ~ with the most adranc"' ...... ' Rowe, Bernie Brocklehurst, Bob football-out only the way it's I ' I Power, Shirley Greene, Leo being OJ)ayed by the team plaY· grccs. I : I . ··, l' .... : > Posture Perfect I i :•·:· : Around Fagan, Elizabeth Windsor, Lor­ ing against yours. 1 : Town Everyone agrees that I raine Tobin, Rosemary Thistle, Dollno To Rock and Roll (By PA'rl us hope that it lasts for the pet Posture is a beaut)' bas:~ Billy O'Toole, Rose Hong, The newest dance to do is 't '•f I i Well, both places for skating . fad today seems to be breaking Beverly Stokes, Janet Duff, the Domino! The new, easy-to· if you don't hare I • •• p I . ' arc now open to the public and ·up. Why not break up the pet Jerry Power, Dave Lawrence, do dance goea with any swing you get it? I. must say, a large number of fad, Patsy and Ed? or rock and roll records. Com-. Here is an example • 1·, '· John Fisher, Eleanor Mulcahy, the Mo ~ccn·agers are making usc of I think that Pat and Patsy 1\lary Neville, Joan Handrigan, plete dance steps and directions to help l au stand as ~:1 possible: Star.d flat ll~d -~~eking e~ them. But it ·Won't be long be· arc making a regular couple Helen Cole, Jerry Holden, Mike are available in the publication, ~ouncil fore the Stadium will be feat· here lately, at least that is what Caul, Herb Abbott. China Or Crystal for Christmas wall with your head ul I your spine perfectlY • 16 Park I uring the hockey games, so everyone is saying. Do you This Christmas, start a china that a again we will be out of skating think that they will last? 1 Place your feet about 1.. : or crystal collection for your rc~islcr b I .t down there. have my doubts, although they best friend-or atart two, keep· from the wall toes If the weather keeps up like do make a nice couple but Skating At inc one for you. straight ahead. Kow !tli this, I am afraid that there will somehow or other Pat do not That's the gift suggestion for holding this position. l !' be a few fur coats going around seem like the steady kind to this year! I d'on't think many me. But I more than likely am I I : I . have even started wearing their mistaken, The Arena way, Allison Simms, Barry Bud Hunt Jcrfl' Sears. winter togs. But as they say, Frances and Tom arc still go­ Deanne Shears, JudY. Received a letter last week James, Janet Scott, Bill Ro· B nn·e there is still lots of time for ing strong, although many with a whole list of names of · berts, Judy Jacobs, Don Hutch· Barbara Janes, 0 ' the snow to come. thought that they . would not those skating at the Arena but ings, Rokyn Randell, Dianne wood, and Bob Rowe. Now down to the gossip last. They are a well matched It was too late for last weeks Verge, Bonnie Marshall, Diane Margaret McCarthy was seven· pair and seem to gc on quite paper so to oblige the person Butler, Peter Crocker, Judy ,teen yesterday, ·and although ,I well together. It rcaly is sur· who sent It to me I decided to Ihyes, Hewie Noseworthy, am a little late In expressing prislng to sec a couple last so put it In this week even though betty Badcock, Dave Kendall, my birthday wishes I would long and very seldom you see 1 am a week 14te in doinG so. Carol Horwood, Bob Rogers, like to wish her a very special them arguing,- that Is the best · · 1 hope you don't mind. • Bud Gushue, Pete Densmore, Happy Birthday from me and of it. Oh well, that is the way Seen at the Arena were: Eg Billard, Peggy Benson, Dave also from her many friends, it goes I suppose, Some couples Butler, Janet Drover, Ian Camp· and especially from Eric. I all they do is argue. Ruth Tobin, Jackie English, Brenda Kennedy, Jon! Murphy, bell, Jack Cnner Earl Howell, think we need more girls around Jim Is really playing the play­ Marge Kendall, Tom Dunne, town who do not mind telllng boy here lately, I wonder why? Frank English, Mllte Maloney, Carol Beer, Dave Woolgar, Bob Sherry Payne, Heather Dom· their age. You wouldn't know Maybe It Is because he cculdn't iney, Cathy Power, Sharon but some of them were in their get a certain girl. But that English. Ray Clark, Barbara .twenties! certain girl seems to want him Butler, Cec !l!artln, · Jackie O'Brien, Bob Lawrence, Mary I said last week that Georgina now but he don't want her. It Sears, Eleanor Udell, Olga Power, Peggy furlong, Mev · and Angus were going out to- Is too bad that she did not Moore, Dawn Thomas, Janet 'Rowe, Dave Donnelly, . Marsha gether quite regularly and what realize that she liked him at the Barnes, Cheryl Thomas, Paula Wllansky, Susanne -Decker, did they go and do· last Friday beginning, I think a lot of aor­ Rogers, Dean Cousens, Donna Barbara Kelly, Dorothy Martin, night but break up! I guesa row would have been saved on Pike, Roy Chapman, Gin! Mar· Lou Roberts, Vic Young, Jerry that . they just w·ere. not .meant both act~ounts: tin, Richard Yabs!cy, Gall Jenkins, Paul Tmberley, Rollle · for each other. I think · that· Bob and Jeanette are another Burke, Bill Hefferman, Bruce Burke, Kleth Grandy, Dave . th'ey :had tlielr share· of. spats pair who are seen together Windsor, Bob Kelly, Gerry Burt, Darry Seward, Marie Noseworthy, Rollle Martin, · Jiut who don't? Anyway, there .regularly here lately. They are 1 Barbour, Howard Fahey, Dave · are lois of other fi~h in the a steady couple I think, and .· Sharpe, Sl\lldra Parsons, Bill Elaine Collins, Roger. Barrett, · sea ·GeoJ'ilna/and Angus, there they se~m · to ·want to keep it . COSTUME WINNERS-Lorraine Churchill and Bill Bradley, Judy Cole, Des Cou­ Vickie Rockwell, Linda Hawlyn, are lots of lither pebbles on the that way, at least for now. I Thompson were chosen as best costume winners at sens, Ruth Yetman, Lili Mercer, Wally Millman, Ray Martin, . beach. (I think). . · .· · · do. not know wha.t w!II ·happen Ann Whelan, Shlela Power, Don Bax Brown, Shirley· Baker, <.: . ·our·new 'couple for this week In the next two days, you never the Masquerade Dancer held by the Junior Patricians' Warr, Ken Parsons, Jerry Dew­ Derm Connolly, Sandra Michael, . , . 7 'ii-·Pab)l',aild' Ed.' And do' they 'can ·ten· and knoWing Jeanette Association last Satitrday n~gt).t. . · ling, Tom Barbour, Linda King, Sandra Baker, BeUy Roclie, ever make a nice couple! Let anything can happen! . (Bill Sulley Photo), Evelyn Mcadus, Louise White· Patricia Squires, Jercy Warren, '

r' .• - ."' ' ·.- •.. -. - SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1961 JOHN'S, NEWfOUNDLAND I .The Daily News . ,. 'I· I I ·,j .·I... ;.. ~ ' .; . :t' .. ' :•.. 'i ; J· '1 ;l . I . For National· Health Program For Everyone . ,·,:· .:·1 (ails I. ,d·•,! j 1r I , . !.,! I '·Ill ; • I I! . .1 :' l' I I ' : .: ] Premier Invited , ,·~ 'l:iL .I few Doctors, Canadians Misled By Franco l :r .\ ( ·:~·1r It ·:.·. ; To Spain; Will Call On Head . I; f ~1.f\ .•· ' out that I 'I '! I. II l ' tnhows I • I• By TB, Death Rate i ,, I. ' tilled on Dental Service i ! •. ng table The Royal Commission was told that Canada does not measure up to , I ,. 'JJ gifts ' Of State And Tour Fish Plant I . logcthe; an internationally-recognized standard of tuberculosis control. I .Premier J. R. Smallwood left ed to visit the codfish factories i a most modern fish plant built 1' . rnost . th i~ Por. W. H. Davies, executive secr'ctary of the Newfoundland Tuberculosis As­ Frrday for. Europe .and am.ong of the PYSBE l!shing company 1 by the MAR ~roup of ship .I ' e Patt sociation, told the Commission that all the provinces fail to. measure up in­ I t.hc c.ountrr~s he Wll! be Vlsrt· \~h!ch trawlers arc regular ~ owners which has been m 11 per· i 1 ·r 1't ern I ' . Yet · · lacking, Says Pre(. t.rn~. ts. Spam. H7 .has rccetv~d vrsttors to St. John's. The fac·! ation since 1960. In Vigo is also f I dividually as well. The standard cited by Mr. Daves was that of the World I I . <~tl\'arc pat. I tm rtat10ns tp ~1s1t the marn lorres arc located in Pasajes, located the COPIBA. codfish Health Organization. Iii . ;,;· I I now i; tb for the first time, and 4,000 toll should be considered a 1 frshcry centres ~n the co.un~ry.l and El Ferro!, in northern ·.' plant. Both of the~c pla!it~ will i It time sorne~ Challenged by Chief Justice I others ha? entered for t.hc sec· na.tional health problem," he I .Among the ~liferent rnv1ta: Spain. · . ' be visited by tile Premier and r. ".: .I • nat do . Emmett Hall of Saskatchewan, ·f ' I •. 1 '1" lou ond or th~rd tlmc. .sard. . . !tons the Prem1cr has been ask· Thrs . company's trawlers ; Hon. J. T. Cheeseman, Mini~tcr , \' : I .. . )'ou ~1U commission chairman, Mr. 1 I. I' . ' "Any d1scase that takes that . Newfoundland Health Mtn· , catch m the Grand Banks of Fisheries. i• all read)" Davis said the World Health Or· 1 . 1: j I • I • I The N.F.F.L. Isler • James McGrath com· · amounts to approximately ~ ' .d-Ltt,:r Pla~ ganlzatlon regards the disease Fe [.; ~t as under control in a country • • .mentcil that while there has Ire twenty thousand ~ons or salt 1 WILL CALL OS FRANCO :c • r•eaOI ' ; : l' The Ncwfonndhnul Federation of .Labor call­ 1 been a "phenomenal" lm· bulk codfish, which are pro·: The hi•hlight of the. Pre· ~ e ~:Its that when less than five per cent of : ., ; f 'd v for a national health program, compre- I I . provement in the death rate, I cessed in th~ir modern plants: mier's visit to Sp.ain wi\1 be his children leaving school react Nom na t On ' ' ' '. 11 \n scope, a\·ailnble to all regardless of positively to tuberculin tests. the incidence of. TB has not l 10 for the Spanrsh market. , meeting in ~iadrid on Novem· nd financed out o£ general taxation, That position had not yet been . T d declined proporhonatcly. eaves The Premier will vbit also ·.her 15 with His Excellency '\--.... th.e Spa1mh ftshrng centre of; General Francisco Franco, head request, in a brief to the Royal Commis- achieved in Canada. h Ill Tl: CANADIANS l\IISLED I · . V1go, ho~1e port of many of ~he ; of tJJe Spanish State, who has ' I :I I Day 0 ay I : I ' ', I I 1 !lcallh Services, is the most unequivocal small patrs of trawlers which · invited th~ Premier and his e l\o,·cmber Oil •• f . 11' I Mr. Davis said Canadians have ' M H I made before the Commission or an a -me US• r,·aturcs bo . been misled by a rapidh'· To·day is municipal nomina· ~ore ·Ome~-ess come to St. John~s for shelter I Minister for this visit tllrough !I • . oc Ittcr candles, · donal health plan. falling TB death rate into think· lion day for the City of St. • . dunng the hu;ncane ~cason. j the Spanish Vice Consul, in St. \ ' ~ ~: er ;aid: "The only graph~c picture of the situation ing the disease bas been con· John's. A fire at J , :aur, on There ~re re~ularly m. the 1 John's, Don Mariano L. Coste. S;rnta and 1 MI , • I ... "h • ·... lln whi~h we will sup· rcsultrng from Newfoundland's q uered. Last year 10,000 Can· Thirteen candidates are to tlle West ravinre. , Banks etghty of these pairs of This will be the first visit of '· l e Sant1 a e Co:~. iuor, and lb; ; Plull i; one which .is desperate shortage of docto~s. adians had entered sanatoriums contest the six Council seats in left 10 pcrso;: ' Thurs·j trawlers ~nd about half of l~cm Premier Smallwood to· Spain I, 1 can also bt .' in origin and admints· .In 1959, 10 years after unron and hospitals with the disease the City Novemlier 14th. They day night. make their hom~ port at VIg.o, but :Mr. Cheeseman has been ,. tree skin, · l\l·indusirc in scope. wrth. Canada, doctors In the to be nominated to·day at City N The blaze de~truy~cl the home where the ftsh IS processed m there before several times pri· financed out of taxes provmce served an average of tl 0 ·lt·)'ourself ap?liration. . more than 2,000 people. Some. __.....; ____..... __ _ Hall between the hours of 10.00 urses of Leslie Park. Mr. Park, his vately. I ; •r CDI'crs and a.m. and 2.00 p.m. wife and their eight children ~ I , · plan would be fi· remote areas had only one doc· 1 Council candidates fur the. The only woman member of escaped without injury. Mak~'~~ The Daily News contacted , i , ~.' I ·~nan operating budget tor for 15,000 people. POII"Ce book iack~t 1961 elcctio'n include five mem· t~ Royal Commission on Health The fire was believed to bavc V the Spanish Vice Consul and I ,., c;der of S!.OOO.OOO,OOO Whole regions were entirely ·I . an ordinary bcrs of the present City Coun, been started when one of the he expressed his pleasure for I '" rather less at present, without domestic medical ser· Nfld. Greets cil:-James Higgins, George Services said Friday there is a children threw kerosene on the the opportunity of strengthen· !; fur a pattero. 4 Arrests I'· : '~ore 10 )cars hence." vices. relying on air ambulance pressing need for more male '' ·orncrs. Then Nightingale, Alec Henley, Gcof· kitchen stove. ing the long-standing good re· ! '! · designs cut federation op)lusrd any to handle emergency cases and frey Carnell and Bob McLeod- nurses in Canada. Lark Harbour is located about latior.sbip between Newfound· :1:n; lor participation of suffering frequent mortality Miss Alice Girard, director Pe and press 11 and eight new candidates:- 30 miles west of Corner Brook Four arrests were made h>' ,! land and Spain. This great re· i";urance companies, when air services were ground· The Pope o£ nursing and assistant admin. I' a Jewel chest Walter Carter, R. M. Barrett, istrator of St. Luke's Hospital city police yesterday. ' lationship is permanently ndy box slrp. of co·insurancc- cd. Ank ~lurphy, James Fagan, AI in Montreal, said she believes One man was arrested for I cemented by so many Spanish 1 cuphcmiim ft•r mak· 1 The brrcf also said dental anrl trimmed Andrews, Bill Adams, W. J. there is a "great place" for the drunkenness, one for wilful names linked with our gco· !'. . citizen brnr ccr· 1 sen·lces arc lotall~· lacking In Traff•l( Bursey and Herb Coultas. male \'aricty in Canadian med· destruct1on of property, one graphical 1 and mar k s and out of hi; private : mo~t parts or the province. On· His < Usc large Three persons are to contest ical institutions. under warrant from the FamilY nomenclature. wrth Kurly an1 arrangement to \ Only 42 1lcntlsts are In the the mayoralty seat. They arc: Court. and one giHn in char~e .. t~e 'population in1o j entire province and there Is · · ~lake flow. BUYING MORE FISH : for purposes of health , a heav)' shortage or registered ~layor H. G. R. :.\iews, city food Under consideration was a : Brea ke r for being drunk and disorderly ;mer and Ia~ Spain remains one of our nurses. 80th broker R. A. Murphy, and re· brief from the Association of · in the home. lr ;equin piOJ, best customers for light salted OS OOfTORS , The Newfoundland Society tired police inspector John King. Registered Nr.irses.o[ Newfound· I tl sequins a~ land citing a severe shortage Many car drivers are still codfish and once again this painlcd a . for the Care of Crippled Child· I ;, Decorate , of. nursing personnel i.n out· breaking the rule of the road . year is in the market to huy 1 rcn and Adults told the com· D• a glued·oo Birthd~y lyrng areas of the provmce. Of: on the King's Road·~lilitary ' this l':ewfoundland product. Thcd atop , ------·--- ' mission "even the most ele· "eS :"JAFEL has already sent a ship· • I mentary neecssitatcs.of rehabili· the 600 ~ur~es registered with I Road intersect ion. Thursday at j I From the assoctalron last year about 5.30 p.m. the driver of car 1 ment and at the present time tation" are ~navailable to most Urban :hcm!stry : The follow!·:~ message bas 1 Spanish buyers are ·in New· . ' or the provmce's people. two·lhirds were In St. John's. number 8913 was in the centre F II Onles foundland arranging [or .furlh what lipslic~ been sent , to Ills Holiness \1 ' It urged that use be made or I lane waiting for the traffic a 1ber and cor· The Pope by Premier J. R. "We are going to hal'e to I light lo change and when it did . er shipments, from Earle ·Fish the vacant hospital at the for· :ommon? • t 1 cries of Carboncar. mer United States air force Smallwood: Renewal rely m~re _and !!lore o~ male moved across to tbc west lane Authorities ha,·e not released i' good science 3 November, 1961. 1 F base at Pcppcrrell, near here. nurses, llltss Girard sard, j almost causing a collision with the name of a man who was in· Last )'car Spain bought o1·cr • 1o11' that t.bty Irs "His Holiness The Pope. forty thousand quintals .ol light This could provide an urgently ·nct'al Hcatt'b .. t a car which had the r.ight of 1 stanlly killed when he fell of chemistJy, Vatican City, Provl . :M1~rs cr way. . from a window on th~ fifth salted codfish in Nci1·foundland. 1'll think of needed children's .·unit of 110 beds as well as com·alesccnt VIa Italy. Reports James McGrath sa1d this Is As poJiccmen are not always I storey of a West Coast sana· career.· About (h On behalf of the Go\'Crn· "something we could take a available, the number is pub· I torium yesterday. i; \.. U h • I j rc and hehabilitation facilities tor I .merica's chem' Detafls of the Urban Renewal adults. ment and people of Ncw· closer look at." lished hoping such drivers as No further particular£ of the ORGA:-;IZE FU!\D · l the followinl 1miccs marking the foundland I e:dend warmest Report of the City of St. John's the owner of 8913 will not per- i accident were a\·ailablc up to MONTREAL ICP~ '- ,\ relict ·.I rted out as to opening and dedication , felicitations to your Holiness will be released to the general sist in such poor driving habits. I press hour. fund for hurricane · swept Brit· : want to enter first United Church at I . public on November 7th, Mayor ish Honduras is being orgirn· on the occasion of the celc· (; ; are lobe held at the. F c· II bratlon of your hlrthday and H. G. R. Mews said Thursday. izcd by tire Royal Bank' ol Can· n n challanae. Xewfoundland town to· I 0 ur a s of the third anniversary of On this day M. L. Hancock, Injured ada, it was learned T!runiday. mists work Is your coronation, On this joy· President of the Planning As· All chartered banks are hein~ ;:,· : for instance: , · ceremony will I Four calls were responded to ous occasion and mindful of sociation of Toronto, which asked to rcccil·c contributions '111 · .Mark 73 '.t r co~ucted b) the RC\ercnd , by city firemen yesterday. Sirens in their branches. re materials in· your endeavours to foster company conducted the study on ,rs. hrdy, President of the : At 4.50 p;m, firemen were the observance ot Christian behalf of the City, will give an By Car 116 cyn briefs r.0\25. { . '. humanity. Con­ ·. · . Conference of ! called to the city 'dump where ldeah and principles through· outline of the report to mem· ------· ! " ~: \ nkrnd from the t.tted Church of Canada. 1 a pile, of refuse '1\ad cau~ht out the world we pray that hers of various new~ media A 42·year·old male resident Test On Years Of : : ~ I: .. :;ttory include >i,l be misted by Reverend ' fire, The blate il·as extinglsh· ·these endeavours . may be . throughout the City. The meet· of Queen's Road was rushed to SHEIK DIES . '; I ' i frozen food~ ·. S. Butt and by Reverend 1 cd without much di£liculty. .crowned with success and ing will take place at Bowring the General Hospital when he BAHRAIN lAP~ - S!rcik Sui· ! was bit by a car on Military man bin Hamad a! Khalifah. 66, I ,I clothes. !~.sell of Deer Lake. I A call at B p.m. was from a that you continue to be bless· Park Bungalow. 1 a match lor 11S1ling clerr scheduled scn·ice station on Elizabeth ed with good .health and Started about two years ago, Road, ncar the Basilica, short· Nov. 13 Citadel ruler of the oil~producing Bah·, r ; I rain Islands in the Persian Gulf.: , 1 ; , >ilitics. If you · lhe c~rcmonics in· Al'cnuc where a large quantity vigour to carry on your lab· the Urban Renewal Report sug­ ly before 9 o'clock last night. Civil Defence Headquarters I Services to mark the 73rd intelligence and . , G. ll'any, Buchans; of gasoline had been. spjl\cd. It gests the best course for the The man was detained at the died here Thursday,' His eldest . · · ' . oun. in St. John's has announced a nnivcrsary of the Salvation son, Sheikh Isa, 28, is· expedcd •, ' lied for a good B. Hodder, Botwood; ·took the contents of three foam Signed, City to take with respect to de· hospital after examination that sirens will be sounded Army Citadel Corps, Adam's ;m also satisfy J. Barrett, Grand Falls; extinguishers to .'.subdue the JOSEPH R. S~lALLWOOD, l'elopment over the next thirty showed that he had sustained to succeed him. He was named, throughout the city and other Avenue, are to he held in St. heir-apparent in 1957. s. You might do A. B. LeGrow, Lewis· blaze. Premier of Newfoundland." years or so. a fractured hip. major Canadian centres Nov. John's today and tomorrow. 1 . ~rr!icd resea.rch 1 Other calls received were a ' ' J3 in a public test of civil de· At 8 p.m. this evening a youth I ,; 1ent, anatyucal work on the ' chimney fire in ·a· house In fence warning procedures. rally and welcome service· is I• I REVIEW ELECTRONICS t ;II · might become ' which cost approxi· Feild Street and· gas spilled on This will· be part of a two· planned, while on Sunday, ser· i. i 1 .tific !lbraria.n. . , , started in 1957. Water S~rcet. · , · · day civil defence exercise de· vices will be held at 11 a.m. O'ITAWA

Parade· . I . A post·nomlnatlon parade for\ St. John's Municipal . Council THE .1961 POPPY CAMPAIGN will be held in St. John's from November candidate .Walter. Carter, is. to 6th to lOth. · This year's campaign will have a speCial house to house canvass lake place . today. here In the to be carried out by the ladies of the auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion. city, · Shown above is the Lieutenant Governqr, Hon. C,ampbell ,Macpherson re· The parade of motor vehicles , ceiving th~ first poppy in the 1961 'appeal; . Mrs. George Ash is making the will leave the parking lot or special .opening sale; ·The chainnan for this year's appeal is Mr. William the St. John's Memorial · Stad·. Harris who advises that the committee is also planning an appeal to business ium at approxlrqately 2.30 p.m~ The motorcade will travel ·over esfablishments, pro~essional people and suppol'ters of the Legion. "Wear a many of th1 main thorou&hfaru poppy on Remembrance Day, and by so doing ·remember the dead and help throu&bout the eltr. · , the .living who ne_ed your assistance."-(Tootons Photo).

------··------...,....------~·: ·-.. ···., .... ·or . 4 iHF. OA TT .Y NEWS. ST lOHN'S. NFL. D.. SATURDAY, NOVEl\!BEn - 1 Red China Puts ari End .' .i THE DAJL,y · NEWS By .. ··· to~u-f·f·e.r·· . 1ng{- ~ IT Newfoundland's Only Morning Paper IN TH·E NEWS Wavtarer ; ' · I The DAILY NEW8is a morning pnper ' . ! established In 1894, and published at Years ago most of our shops that others with probably most of the votes '! I the N Bulld!rtg, 855·359 Duckworth sold food described themselves as going to the New Democratic Party. The ' ewa ' familY !lrocers; They were that in a ' '' Street, St. John's, Newfoundland, by · two major parties were fairly evenly Robinson & Company, Limited. very liberal and intimate way. Their matched in the Maritimes (but it is prob· I . service was personal. Nothing was too able that Newfoundland is not included MEMBER OF much trouble. A telephone cail brought in the survey) and the Liberals have THE CANADIAN PRESS prompt delivery of urgently needed their biggest lead in Quebec, a very sub­ Jnsl The Canadian Press it · exclusive!' groceries. Most of their business was stantial one in and a much entitled to the use lor republication of done on credit nnd paid for on a monthly smaller one in the West. However, what all news despatches In thi~ paper credit·· basis. The average family dealt· for is chicfl9 interesting is the high per· ed to it or to the Associated Press or generations with the otle store. The centage of those who have not made up Reuters and also the local news publish· small boy who went with the little note their minds what party they would vote ed th~reln, book that so many housewives used to for in an election at this time. Those YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES set out their weekly needs was treated who have decided indicate in the dlstri· opportulll'ty to All Press Services and feature articles as a friend by the grocer. He was pre· bution of their percentage that the storY of .the tr Canada ...... $12.00 per annum in this paper are copyrighted and their scntcd with sl\leets and biscuits and for Liberals, while well out in front, could reproduction 11 prohibited. a long time it was the practice of most not acquire an overall majority of the 'I United Kingdom and all ~Gs;:!/~~nd~~~~;4 of these family grocers to send a large popular vote, That means that the re· hC dCCI e foreign countries ..... $14.00 per annum boll of chocolates or some similar gift suit of an election would be in the 'th extraneous Member Audit Bureau w; s~ppositions to ieach regular customer at Christmas. hands of the 27 per cent who are un· Autho~ized as second class mail, of Circulation. fa se at the time I mention all those on a note of nostalgia dccid~d. If, however, parties are in· I , Post Office Department, Ottawa. uf intrigue. T.he and sadness for the grocer who sup· f!uenced at all by Gallup and similar Jlying pomt I plied my fnmlly for thlrty.fivc years surveys, the Conservatives might find a ra Allied ., '· SATURDAY, NOVEMBER• 4, 1961 has just closed his doors. We shall be I the result or this particular report some· it was swr ' lost without him and the special scr· what disconccriing. ....,·icernen and in£~ vices he rendered so cheerfully. We • • • agents of C.B.C.'s Twenty-Fifth Anniversary shall miss also the visits to the store, I 'fhe Americans the attention that went with it and the I was interested in the appearance on mn. ctl·nine·year ' 1 The Canadian Broadcasting Cor­ school broadcasts to support of fact that the business was done on Front Page Challenge of an eyewitness pepperrell, a . Sl~ such n pleasant personal basis. I know to the riot at the House of Assembly military .G!br! poration had no special significance adult education. It must provide Quidi V1d1 I I this is the age of thr. supermarket and in 1932. But he admitted that he was I ·· [or Newfoundlanders until 1949 light entertainment but it must de­ had set up when this. island became the tenth vote more time to serious projects, I am not denying the usefulness of tho young at the time and it ;was natural at TorbaY and particular kind or service that it can · that the impressions he acquired would Newfoundlander I!', .. province. Up to that time, few to experiments in the drama, to I give. On the other himd, a super· he less accurate than anyotle who was were no ! l: ~· local listeners could get clear re­ programmes of informational and , •I market is a great, impersonal thing, directly concerned with writing about with Canada :! I, .. ception of mainland programmes, cultural interest. In the process, it Jacking in the warmth and friendliness the incident. There were several error~ la ter in 1949- II. • l\1 'I But with the decision of Newfound­ must accept a good deal of criticism. tiC the family grocer's store. The super· jn his recollections. To begin with, the 11 , I,.1 land to join the Canadian federa­ That is inevitable in the light of the market belongs to the machine age. It parade that began it was not one of Shamrock F!el1 Is a model ·or efficiency. It is designed unemployed but mostly of employed among all 1 tion, the C.B.C. took on a formid­ complex nature of its responsibili-. was often s able task. That was to provide the lies. for the times in which we live. But citizens, many of them among the most Iii 1 these arc limes in which everybody . ' p ~ I ' land lines that would link the new When C.B.C. came to Newfound­ respected in the community. The trouble tradition of bcir I. tends to live under a growing measure began when the government delayed ,I' . province to its national network. land, it took over the Broadcast­ British colony fo: of pressure and tension. There was no too long i'n admitting l11e delegation Mal\.e It Auld Lang the new-co 1: Its engineers wei·e still working ing Corporation· of Newfom1dland haste. no time element, no jostling for II ' I. that had come to present resolutions They rcs1 I I against time in the final stages of which had been set up by the Com­ position, in the oldrnshionerl grocery about the alleged alteration of ~linutes Amcri ·I'" tiHlt undertaking on the night be­ mission of Government as our store. But to weep for It is !o weep of Council. It was, .in short, a consti· them •goofy Constructive !liovcmbcr 4, l~:H: 1: ,I fore our formal entry into union. national broadcasting system. It also for memories of n vanishin .. era tutional issue. pure and simple. Hood· their island 'a ;I IIJ llltUCE BIOSSA'f ti:I.L ISL\~\D I I found in the B.C.N. excellent facili­ of personal scn•!ce and the relaxation !urns on the fringes of the crowd saw ·entirely surround; ·!• But the deadline was met and \V(ASIIINGTON-Drspitc long years Work at ilcll l,l.nd will ;t:1 . resented the mol 'I I thnt was part of the system. thcil· opportunity to make trouble and C.B.C. became a new and import­ ties and a highly competent staff, Monday when two mmes IIlli and reminded .I • • t' hc~an breaking. the windows of the ·n of talk about the "bipartisan ap· .I I ant Newfoundland institution. well versed in the special needs and for two days w~ckly. \'ery t::i·. that New£oun' I! I am not at all sure what values may Colonial Building. That set things off. prnach to foreign affairs, both Rc· is to he prol'idcd howeHr, i:: VI The Corporation had been found­ problems of local broadcasting. Tlcf be safely placed on the bctwccn·cleclion The prime minister was rescued that publicans and Democrats altat:k the op· I I' hiring for the two mines i; li.:':;: joining Canada ed· in 19~6 as a result of a report of Newfoundland division has orig­ reports of the Gallup Poll on political J?OSition fairly consistently on this ;I I· night by Hon. L. E. Emerson and Rei'. residents of the l;land. The r.::.: as far back as I a Royal Commission under the inated many national programmes questions. But the most recent survey S. Godfrey, then curate of St. Thomas's front. 1 the Newfoundla • -1 ' Right now reports keep circulating been closed >im·c l'arl:: Sep!!:!:! ' I ~ I chairmanship of Sir John Aird. As of a high quality and has also great­ has revealed some interesting figures. Church. The gol'crnment did not resign. both Americans The question on which it was based that President Kennedy is more than a for flirting with I ' I'' i a national service it had a difficult ly extended its regional coverage. It called a general election in which it n.umEU ttl'Jl.11ER was this: "If you had to make up your little annoyed with the ,·oiumc and ex· /. I j j duty to perform. It had to try to It is not always easy for a- publicly­ was soundly beaten. The riot's import· A Ncwfoundl•nd ucw .,,,; mind today, under which federal party ance in our history lies in the fact that tent of GOP criticism of his foreign meet part of its costs by accepting owned corporation, compelled to policy course. He is known to he par· the rum ship "Sophie L' AmoorirAn< re! ·,:,) 1 l i do you think you and yonr family would while nobody knew it at the time. it I ! advertising while, at the same meet certain special conditions, to ticularly distreosed that former Presi· rammed and sun~ h~ a prices ch I , be better off?" The overall result gnve was the first step towards the decision patrol boat last night The · merchants of · time, assumi11g· heavy financial compete on even terms with 34 per cent to the Liberals. 23 per cent dent Eisenhower has joined . in the obligations arising out of the edu­ private broadcasting stations. But to unite with Canada that was taken six· said to ha1·c been runnir.; St. John's ;:, :I I to the Conscn·ntives and 16 per cent to teen years later. assault. reputedly rulE ! 't I' ._,__ .. lights. The British Con;ulm cational and cultural programmes the C.B.C. has continually render­ ______Certain responsible Republicans in island will !. I' I) il ' it was required to provide. A grea1 ed valuable service to the people Congress feel, however, that Kennedy said the ship was pur"o;r]\ WASHINGtON nineteen miles oif the hand. For jl' .1 iII' .,J ' deal of its programming is on a of Canada and earned itself a· well­ is showing far too much scnsl:ivity on :'lcctlrdirlg to the sustaining basis, geared to edu­ merited place among indispensable this score. And they believe that those ~oast. R. Fay, the '1: :-::1': those who su~gest dampening the criti· to ship in ;: I 'I cation at all levels from elementary national institutions. GOLD!:~ .lrJIILEE immi ''1: I ( cism arc in fact applying a "double Economic Problems Show standard" which holds the Republicans Last night at their herr.e <: 'making a , ,:'11 : Vidi, a numhrr of emplo~m d ~ ; I~ I to stricter account than Democrats. These GOP . moderates and others manufacturin~ comp:my wal;ej I I I An Epidemic Of Burglaries · Through K's Rosy Speeches and ~Irs. Edward Snow . .\ ,·;·' r:.1 ' point out that the Democrats didn't I was made to them on the :1 'I It was recently reported in our punishment. Juveniles get special By RAY CROMLEY that manpower problem as well as l(1e spare the lash at the time o[ the cele· I ~ ,, ASHINGTON, (N E A) - Nikita their golden wedding juh:lee news pages that an epidemic of treatment. The purposes are clear, W industrial problem. The added need for bracd U·2. incident over Russia. that the break-ins has occurred in city Khrushchev has some economic military arms and equipment will chew late Secretary of Slate Dulles was I It \ . ' ' J' They are to avoid anything that 11roblems. · l .:I '., ' up materials needed for industrial ex· often heavily assailed for practidn~ :";nrcmber 4, 1~111: • 1-• schools and that in some cases these would obstruct attempts at rehabili­ Now that the full texts of Khrush· pansion. "hrinkmanRhip'' with ~foscow and Peip· I ! I have been attended by wilful and tation which is always possible chcv's speeches before the 22nd Con· Because o[ the growing shortage of in~. that the Eisenhower regime was ! I ' ' .II ; 1 vicious damage to property. Much with the young, But in Britain grcss of the Soviet party have arrived young workers, the So\'ict Union will not constant!)' charged with being too ri~id Successfully cn:lcl:iding · in ,Washington, certain things become with the crnploy~r< ,\;oociatic:. ! I' 'I !I ·: of this is believed to be the work there is the intention to couple the have the expanding labor force it ncerls in altitude on disarmament, Berlin. I: of ju:veniles. juvenile offender and the parents clear. for the hothouse industrial growth that and a hn't of issues. at a special mrrting )c>:crcJr . 'l \II "I i ' At first glance, the second Khrush· cd wage incrcascc. ra11~1n~ I 'I I · Bui older persons are also in a measure of joint responsibility Soviet plans require. To most of these Republicans, there chcv speech seemed a promise of what is no difference between such attacks twcnty.thrce cents an hour ot I engaged in profession of burglary where lack of parental control is To meet these industrlul manpowc1· I 011 a more substantial scale. To the people of the Soviet Union would and their own char.~cs that l{cnncdy has Recagnize1 :. : I .; : ,'. : manifest. The British policy might get in 1970 and 1960, and a prediction needs the SoviN Union has cut hack on mishandled Cuba and Laos and could <;oon >LIHI\lT the quality of its higher education. E£1··· I: this the numbers of safe-robberies well be loolted at by local authori­ of how they were going to outstrip the he firmer on Berlin. Local product; •rc m ,,, Since it is the new youn~ blood that 1 ' '' bears witness. ties to determine if it is at all United States. rt is natur:~J cnou~h for those mn>t quick and enthu.-ie;\tl' ;ales i: '! brings in the higher technical skill~; This is a growing town and we adaptible to our own conditions. An analysis of the details of that rlcepty invol•·ed in forcign·policy mnk· set up in the Gandrr 1cr:ninai r : '' CAN. ., needed in an expanding economy, the '. i may expect to. have our share of speech indicates that Khrushchev aetU· in!( to he rcoen!ful of attack. The manager ~:ric \\"in,nr of the · i-: In the case of adult offenders, crime. But certain things can be sentences have. tended lately to be ally was admitting that Soviet economic technical competence of the Soviet authorR of policy are its defenders. savs that busincs.< i> all ard '··,, I .'I i ,· expansion is so unbalanced and so labor force will not grow at the fast Furthermore. the men In power who an'd local food is well amP:ei ;I' .. done to improve the protection of increased for habitual criminals. :.;" I many key projects arc off schedule that rate reached in the past few years. arc privy to all the secrets bearin!( upon wide tral'ellers. I property and to minimise the vol­ The problem here is whether a con- · It will not grow, either, at the rate ' . ume of crime. he Is now forced to pour. a ·greater the cold war struggle come to believe victed person is susceptible to share of Soviet resources into the heavy the technical capacity of the U.S. lahor that they alone arc competent to make FETE ClL\JlPS reform. In the case of those who and war Industries. force wlll grow in the decade ahead. reasonable judgements. The Hoh• Crn•s School cha~;:~. One is to consider either an In a period in which growing auto· • ' th built , increase in the size of the police appear completely unable to adjust More effort is to be pUt Into steel, But more detached observers quickly to be tendered a rlinncr 1a •• themselves to an honest way of life, Machine tools, other such heaVy Indus. mation demands higher and higher tech· point out that this cuts both ways. auditorium ~or. l~lh ·· force or an adjustment of working nlcal competence, this wlll put the b ~·'' the sentences should be related to trial goods, Less relative effort wlll be Thi~. n! course, is not' meant to sug. the Foster Troph" will e "'::, hours to allow a larger mobile force Soviet Union under a severe handicap indi,•iduai awnrrl• are prcr.:t; and '' ' the protection of society against put into housing, other consumer pro· gcst that all mistakes-when they arc ~- :. to be available for night patrol. It ducts. ' In its economlc·industrial race with the 'Messrs. Don Ho~an anrl Al!t r:r- confirm'ed predators. The purpose established as such-are of equal kind ... .;: * \vas proposed in Montreal by the An analysis nr Khrllshchev't! figures ' United States, or magnitude. The cooler onlookers British. and French experts who are of long sentences in such 'cases indicates that, even so, he expects the · simply say that any standard is unfair JCF., ICE! helping to reorganize the police would be protection for the public Soviet economy will grow at ;. slower which would allow one party to criti· Many vehielcs harl on tte:: force of that city that men should rather than punitive. rate from now oh, His esllmatfls would cize, hut not the other. yesterday. The thoroughiilf'. It may well be wondered also if indicate that he bel!eves that industrial Renlistlc politicians are arguing anew a slippery condition and 1 1 be. taken from traffic duty for more accidents were narrowlY · · t the time has not come to consider production will groW at a rate of '7 per iltrength ~or 5cdaq that partican criticism is ever with us, iqlportant work. This has been ·rr·cull 'l •· pedestrians found it dI 1 • ' approved by the Montreal city the removal of the penitentiary to l:etlt annually lrtstead ot the Q to 10 per and that foreign affairs, whi~h bulks so ' cent a year he hab b~en claiming in the ., IAI'L L. COUGLAI large today, can't be isolntcd from it. their equilibrium. •' some isolated area where the' ~ I government. Parking meters co.uld past. But all, of whatever party, should ( therapy of useful work under just :I be serviced by city inspectors and a agre that critical appraisals must stop film There are sohl~ very good lndl~atloM FAClNG LIFE CIIEERFULLY I proportion of fines could be paid to but discipline might be tried. short of either suggesting or promoting ~ of some o[ the economic troUbles I the Council to help defray the cost. These problems, of course, are •Jesus wu constantly urging his dis· national disunity . Genis Of common to all countries and all Khrushchev was hlhting at ill his ~peech. That might release some members clples to be of good cheer. Scores of They should agree also that criticism Some troubles. like 3 cities. We have been fortunate that • Agrlculhltal production Was low this shnuld he neither so strident nor so o~ the police force for other duties. year for the second stralgilt season. It times these words were upon his lips. of a solvent debtor. hear , crimes with violence have been few No man ever uttered more sober words insistent as lo make our policy makers -Honore ce N I· was better than last yeilr'~ cr!l!cally I A larger night patrol and in­ but there is a pretty tough element than Jesus. Allhough his words are full ih cnptives, to tic their hands at a bar­ jloor output, but not much. - gaining table anrl destroy their usc· creased mobility might very well ih this town which needs to be kept • There understood to have been of llght and love, he occasionally be· i Is fulncss. 1\ help to prevent many of the bur­ unqer control and no means by a lag In the· nusslarl eonstrudlon of came so stern that in the whole of the ~~·- Under our presidential system, we ------B Bible we find no denominations more I glaries and give a greater sehse of which this can be done on a con­ major missile bases because of a shbrt­ I severe than his. Yct this was the man only get one set of policy makers at a The Word Of d i s~curity to property-owners. · structive basis should be left un­ llg~ 'of matetiills. 'J who besought \Is to he of good cheer. tlmc, and they have to serve us for four n '•· I ' :There is also the question ·of tried. • There has been l severe cutback Draw niglt to God, and He I ' Why should we be of good cheer? year~ at the minimum. I I i In the .outjlut ol l•rge Sovh\t 11\lssltes, 11igh to you.-James 4:! c ' . I For the simple reason that the God of • • • I though this Is mbsll~ In ptepariltlon for • • • I love presides over the world and its ARRESTED DEYELOP~IENT i I I new types. dl'd 'I U.S. Btalkh ·.Companies In Canada life, and such being the case we have Rapport between Go 1" . I • There hall b~en 1 !ntl.ltlistribUIIolt Often these days we re2d that young· gins when man 0 I I nothing to fcilr. This does not mean respon~s The Minister. of Trade and Com- ation th11t will improve by degrees of men and mlllerlillllllo l!teal tbnt many ~ters, and often some adults have sought expressed in Jesus Chn!L hltportaltt ltew lltdUstrlat tii'O)eets liave that we do not hnve problems. This violent redress against' those who have I merce has been telling American as Canadian consumptive capacity does not mean that we shall not at in,dustrialists about some of the increases. been sloWed doWl! to l ilnllil'ft pate criticized their failures and short· Wilting tot essenUal tiiaehilleey a11a times be stricken to the earth and left comings. . 'G ot1 Thl!re at lyillg with the disconsolate feeling that ------MAKE IT Rll'i -~u things that thei'r branch companies is; course, no excuse all sujlplies. 'i'hat Ill whbt eiiUt!l!d lthrut!h· ealt never nr!se. But we can. Mil· Usually, the comment on these hap, owen sound sun·TI hi Canada should be doing. · for American branch factories to chev to otdet. 11 year'a iuilldity on ill we ·lions haVe done so in the past. We can pen!ngs stresses the fact that the per­ One Owen Sound teacherl"l What he has said is reasonable take their direction on export trade the moat du~Jll fi~w tl~tlll!~ts lhbt !' h IC•~" 'o too. Bollte people l!ve and act as if the sons involved have sought a violent last year in an EM 15 • • ;! enough. Chiefly, thC'y should try .ftom Un~ted States policy. They Jobs alt~aa~ 'tart~d eould be Mill· . 1! r 1, . world were presitlcd over by the devil solution. That is indeed a problem of that even less attention :Jl~ pteted. . that co to ~ave. as many of their compon-. should be :prepared to follow the instead ot by a God of love. The devil major consequence in present day so· national anthem 1n ents as ·possible . mam.lfactured in standtrd practic& tn Canada ot sell­ More troubles are forecast bt popu· would pounce, revenge and destroy. The ciety, home of the monarch. Canada and they should be permit• ihg to any country to which the latlon surveys, willch Indicate that for God of love ean always be depended ror.tl But it perhaps tends to be Ignored The playing of ·the nal h~d to enter freely into export trade. Di>Mlnlon la pte):)ated to sell. the next eight years the Soviet Union upon to lift up and heal. that the problem has another facet: the has In man" public Some automobile .manulactureril But Utere hllve not bt!en too many will have i very severe shortage ot men How much we all need at times the ' ' I evidently increasing Inability of people mean little more than or and women tea~hiltg age 21. divitie assurance that God's reality and 10 !ti: Canada are already ehdeaVourlng ell:atnples of th~ge Ufiit!!d States of all ages to take 'criticism. something is about to b:l& , DUrlnti . tillS . p~~iotl, the number ot jltesence nre so benign and thrilling 111 to obtain •. g~od many of the!~ part!!. lubsidiarie• in · Car\ada refusing to ended. A gong or gal 'Plucl. yoUng lheh atlthltlmell ~llili:hlng ~1 will a from Dottnmon plants. 'I'hat 1s true take an lctive part In eltport trade. that w~ call lift up our heads even In Growing up, being mature, consists ing light, could mean as be only ~0 tb M pet c@nt II! what It of cert~ln. other. industries. Sut ·thli! Fo~. that reason. Mt. Hees• lld!lloni­ the darkest hour and know that all ,is (n pnrt of being able to acknowledge · e ihe would have been· hat! It not been for well. · ·error or failure, to face wltat you are. If _we were to exerct:!drl~ g~t difficulty 1s probably the collt , tion is mote a statement of principle World Wa 11 and its aftermath. It was a Man who faced crucifixion Attacking your critic does nothing to· csty we demand of ch factor in thl! light of ,the slr;e of than a tn!llru!. of ~xpandlng Cllnad­ The d~cisloh to hold the military and kne1v ali the time it was comin!l ward wiping the slate clean or your either· give the national Ca$dl~ .,rOduction.•. It Jl:a .altu~ lan txPt~tt·.tradt. torc~s at high ievcls has Intensified who kept calling out, "lle of good cheer." mistakes. due, or discard it.

I i Insults Us Again rs bl' last.' As long agci ~s 1818, a 1diiR plsa!te G'ce~ Idisenchanted aetUer named :.~. Lon~mans. ~Jus Stewart had written, 'All the F· • 224 c • 0 1 people who have made large · "'"'"'·"' Sa J be fortunes in the trade of our ' must he I island have risen from low situ· Herr tell l·1tions in the fishery. They were rpportunlt)' t~ra"ic i ~II nt one time either codfish ftorY of .thr 042 "in planters or boat-keepers. Hav• H~slrl fire .J •1n Dis· ins risen 'from the cod·hook, ·Great CJnadra rn;· they make severe masters.' . he dec1detl to "The Newfoundlanders con· raneoiiS anr 1 f th . "' t .-11h ex t .· . ns He tinucd to pre er c1r n a er 1 . ;uppo,Jtto · ..1 .. street merchants and their 11· ."!chn'! at the unw ::;r~ i Juslon of co.lonlal indcpe_ndenc~ I . · ,.f 1rtn;ue. Thr 1 !or 1 to union w1th tho 'foreigners· ·. 1 rsilYJn~ polllt con· i •We'll ra:1t and we'll rave like 1 • r , Allied .,nen · true ;-.lewfoundlanders,' Mgan ,·l !O 11 1135 .~~~~steel ! unc of their chauvinistic folk 111 11.:1; ·.~: .i '. ~ .. 1mrn and 11 songs. And their anti·Confedar ';·.;~!' agents of ~d at ion ballad ·warned defiantly, ,. I I 11 • i•· I 1 •rtr AmerlcaliS 'sc •come ncar at your peril, Can· I' • 1 I' i .,., l'nine·'ear en d' If!' " ; .~ 1 r:r.c · • ixtcen a !Oil wo 1. : ' 1 3 1pepperrel • •• ~ · !tar Those of us who passed adult· ••I :I mi~il_ary,~·~ r~nke' hood twenty years ago know : .. ~ ! . l: Qu1d1 \ 1d1 mili: . darn well that the American .. rI· . had s_et 11XGnn·llm·asion began on a friendly Torba) an _ plnne and remains that way tO· : ~---'• ':'· 1 h ,•• t to 1dav Over 25,000 Newfound· I ..: I r ·.I I 't · . were no until i Jar;d females have married 1 .. · ~ 311 ~~~-hnd I Americans-this statistic shows l1 .I 1 1 . ' re!r;_leter. ~ d ~!ilitia :llr. Rasky, who also must be I I ~· ~ ' )e~!oun 1 ~n · Ianti-American ,that he cannot I , 11 Shamrock r:f \1;rcc disrupt the strong New!ound· I : I ;l amonft a sharp lland·Americon relations exist· . was 0 en pr~ud ing down through the years. 1:1 b ·n· a I We do not remember seeing '. I . 1:adition d eJ "~·o mom· if any "moneyed Can· I : I · e::li!h colony lor ··r's 1 mlian~" here during the war- thr new-eon~< I ht h \ I ! I" . · The~" rrsrnted In fact we thong . t ey were ~ ! l . . . . ·,\mcricans. i pretty po1·e~ty-str1cken. ~om· · " , . :-irw· . pared to the1r fellows·m·arms activity around the Island, one 0 1 ·: thE~ ~~ .! ·ieee I from below the border. of which, he says, "torpedoed '·I ~·· I 3 bl' i 1>.eir ISilnr 1Pd Our Water Street business the gates guarding the very en· ;: · t:urely su~rou~~~cHd 1people will have every right to trance to St. John's Harbour, · ·d ~~n'ded 'the · Impose n sanction upon Mr. and sneaked off in the night.''

1 ; · ! •;· t ~~wfound\and 1 Hnsl1y's _book-and not sell It- Mr. Rasky had better check t.. l · . t e d in retailntion for his unkind with the naval authorities in Qt. TO-DAY ) . 1 0 I : I 1 1 , .. :: Canada as n and unjustified remarks. tawa who had something to do ;: J back as IOG9. Rasky also said it was a foggy with guarding Newfoundland ''"''f' ! : ;' . ,•::e ~cw!oundlanders r.ight but that "O.vcrhead, during the war. '.' ~tlh Americans and plan~~ bu~zed angnly, as We thought all our new-found n·rtin' with their thon~h trymg to pierce a hole friends on the mainland were TO MAKE 101 1 -~DIER • through the obdurate fog-bank. now familiar with our song c The mist crawled in from all "We'll rant and we'll roar." I . .'\\' was part. tI w an- the named New· .\mericans resented outlandislri~' However, Mr. Rnsky, u a ...' prices charged foundlnnd outports, looking crowning Jnsult, substltltes the :i !!l:~:nercnlams of \\'ater from overhead like a wrinkled word 'roar' for 'rave'. Here, ·' St John's •fisho·l elephant's hide. The fog crept also, he could have checked the rep~ledlr ruled the I out of Bumble Bee Bight, Nlc.k's words of the song-as probably ,. island with an I Nose and Pick Eyes, swooping he did, but in his peculiar Ilk· '' ~ " For cheap · O\'cr Hole In the Wall, God ing for insulting people thought :· . ., to the his· II Almi~hty Cove. and Horse a substitution would sound bet· GUARDSMEN IN GER~IANY-Lient. Jolm BishOJ) \I (I ' R. Fay. the mer· C~ops; weaving like a drunken ter. 10 ship in thous· sailor through Come by We arc sorry to have taken of Vancouver, B.C. left, h;mds a message to despatch (' :! \; i. immigrnnts Chance, Seldom Come By, and up so much space on tlils book ...... y •• l'IIILEE 1 rider Lance Corporal Bill Follett of St. John's, Nfld., I ,,I , , . 'makin~ a trade Blow Me Down: rolling across but we figured as most readers durinrr manoeuvres with Canada's I\ ATO brigade I. - I paupers in the Ha Ha Ba~, W1tles~ ~ay and would not be buying it, we n L:.__.... __ _:._:_::..:....~3l.JJ~j f I' substiMe for hal· Leading TICkles; sk1rtmg Fam· would give some of the quo· in the Soltau area of Gcrmanv. Both are members ! Also- UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS­ 1 1 ! ish Gut, Great Plnchgut and tations just to let them know of the 1st. Battalion, Canadian Guarcls.-(i\'alional1 \1 ~-----• illaggoty Point; and wrapping how 1\!r. Rasky feels about HE,\PS PL,\UillTS-Dolorcs ·TIMES OF SHOWS .: its gray wraith around Heart's Newfoundlanders, and. New· Defcm·c Photo). Faith is a newcomer to films \I '. : Content, Heart's Delight and foundland. Oh, yes, tile book --· ------.. ------but her ·work already is win· EVENING SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK - 9.00 ·I Heart's Desire. LOSES TOP JOB Ilonger a ,geucJ':J! ..:'l has hrcn ning faYorablc comment. Her MATINEE: 2 P.M. also contains references to MO~ .. ,, ILII'J - Joseph Sln· demoted to m a jIll'. Stalin's next mnl'ic will he "Wild ( . )' We still cannot see the con· nine other disasters in Canada. lin's son. Vassily, lms lost the 1 daughter S\'etlann still li1·cs in I! arrest'', filmed in Florida. · ncctlon of the above paragraph We presume some of the Rasky top job his lal11cr gm•c him but I1 the a p«rtmcnl her !alllCr ns- {f ' 'llE:\SE with that tragic fire. He also color has also been added to is slill in the Soviet Air Force. signed to her across the rilw While ~he aetcli. c\'eryonc I I( l ding ncgotiatl~ =====~~m~c~n~li~on~s~t~h:_e ~G::er~m~A~n~U~-b~o~a:_t~t~he:::s:.e ~"~ep~i~cs~.'~'-----~A~c=c~or~d~ln~g ~l~o~l~ri~cl~l!i~s.~hc~i.::_s .2'n~o~l~lr~on~ 1 ~t~he~K~rc~n~JI~in~.----·--·1 .. 11 n~_h_r1_· sh r. -~o-ok_·e_d _l_ike Liz NEXT ATTRACTION :I L' I .i I .s~ocialion · , cstcrtla)' GARY COOPER- DOROTHY McGUIRE in ;~ing !rom tight FHIENDLY PERSUASION" - COLOR - I i \' n hour. DHA\IA - SUSPENSE - EXCITE~IENT 'I lacognized by Winter-Wise Motorists 1s the "OOING·ist" Tire Anywhere Alsn JOEL McCREA in "WICHITA" - ' ! ,\ltKET 'l I·.· I' ACTION - THRILLS - CINEi\fASCOPE. . ., ;I rc meeting 1' I ~ 11: ' i(' ;ales in I J :. • 1crminal. . I: I ' ' . :i 1'; CANADA'S NO. 1 SNOW TIRE •·o, •·I I r of the hotel .. I : "j !

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"-"'IISl~··········-· •••••·••••••••••••·••••••••• to~S THE WIND"' WILL BE SHOWN ON TUES· ELIZABETH AVE. PHONE 90141 '-~'!!!!"11-lt... '..... lltJtl.l , ...... • 711• 11 ·' DAy, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. """ ... ~ ...... t nl• ut fhl!tH• 1110·12 :... 1.10 '''"" .. '".. IIQt iU ~ tUF·I2 Fill Itt f • I . . . I . . , . ·. . . .; 'r '1 I • .a TilE .DAILY 'NEWS,. ST. JOHN'S,· NFLD.,

,.. The Inside :Track Social- Person~ Sherwood On ' ' '. .By CASSIE BROWN ( :(llumn ___ i I I, ule j a I in this part of Canada. Like Ic.b., she was convinced he has i'------, 1'0-DA Y'S BIRTIIDA YS 1~uccess in one of the best, if not the best ~~any happy returns of the ! her tf.1!, I, 1 1 voice, in the whole of Canada. day to Richard fl. Gaskell and .\I'TEn:-;00-:-­ You A pity we don't bear more of David Hammond, who celebrate ' Sl. Dn 11:.1 I .·d.~ i·' it. Lou and Gloria (nee Fifield) their birthdays to-day. Satur· ha~ing a'r~ 5 La(,~!' . expecting an addition to the day, November 4th. 13;~0 o'clo~~oo~ le~o, i family, -- Churcl E · 't S1 • • • 21ST ANNIV~RSARY and A~·ronlrzab,eth .Itt I St. Andrew's W.M.S, will pre· Congratulations to Mr. and · S!a,il. · sent IT'S ALL IN THE POINT ~Irs. Richard Coombs, 44 Liver· lllltTuo,n:­ 1 OF VIEW, a showing of colour- Alicia Harrs Crystal· Complexion pool Avenue, who are cclebrat : G. Paul R' 1 ed slides with commentray by · ing their 21st wedding annivcr and .>Irs. ,1 tc;o,t. 1 H. Darroch MacGillivray ·at the I Presbyterian Hall on Tuesday, Beauty i~a::y t~~~r~:;ri~~v~;~~~ 05 t:t ~~~·toc~~~~r~;~~·~;; INovember 14th, at 8 p.m. The .A Pampered Wt·n·ter . s.t. Mary's Church. by the Rev arc extended U!d'~ Be 0 ' slides arc of Newfoundland • Canon A. B. S. Sllrhng. an." little fricn/ " ; gardens and flowers and should ,.....,.---..,------·-··-.·-·-:;-·--·.. -·--,_...,.,....,_.._,.,_.,...... , __..,.,..._,...... ,.,,...... , . tla)' "Bim"'! s. :-~---·- ·:. ,_::::. -~ JZ YEARS OLD 1 be interesting. There will al~o be musical selections,· so it !11any happy returns of the day '1.\PP\' nrn!iiil , should be a ,nice pleasant &ocial to Gerald Kilpatrick, 3 Orchar:l ~!any happ1 .\y evening for all. Avenue, ~!aunt Pearl. who will ·ay to Freda· rttulll ,., ...... I Ill ljl • HELLO. '. he 12 years old to·morrow. Sun- who celebrate' 1 ' ., Suggest you take a look at day, November 5th. Greetings morro\\', su· /' ' I I Hope you're getting as much pleasure out of our colourful Jub:lee Guilds for some of come from his family and 3th. Grcctin;< '' . ! those· Christmas gifts you ha1·c /. countryside as c.h. Would lo1·e friends. :children, Lc;;ie · . ~-- to ha1•e the time to take to the to buy. You'll be amazed at Sean. · what they ha1·e to offer. TO·:IIORROW'S BIRTIIDA YS I &idcroads and just get nl)' fill I Oil Iii Ill of \'Iewing. Many mainlanders , . . Birthday grcctin~s to Thoma~ COCKT.\IL P:iiilr .. arc surprised at the mildness ; ,A~cordmg to th; . grapevmc Parsons, Des Cousms, Howard ' A cocktail of our fall season, and confess : \1 a) farcrs Molly 0 Dllsco_ll and Barrett, Wa)·ne ~loorcs, .Enos tcrday at the , I find myself being continually : Hill. Croke planmng to he the Hutchmgs and John Wilfred and Countrv Cl• b

surprised. . I! manta! knot. McGrath. Jr., who celebrate Pratt. :-Iana'c/ · rjl • • their birthdays to-morrow, Sun· Trust Compa;v ' , Christmas frighteningly ncar 1 • • 1 ;; 11nd haven't had the time to gi\·c 1 L?vcd Pe,!ar Lmd Hayes m day, November 5th. scntati1·es to ·;,1 it a thought. Every year I vow I P,la) ~.atcs THE PRIZEWI~· -- Pembroke. CB.E · to start buying in Scptcmbcl'l NER · There ;Was none of th1s 47TH ANNIVERSARY and ~lr. Carman A. · ~nd wind up with nothing m1til shallow play.acting we so often ~!r. ;~d ~Irs. Tasker Cook of General l!ana;er. . the last crucial weeks when get fro~ our own TV ~ct~rs. the \\ htte H11Is. celebrate the Supenisor, Atiatt· · there's ·hardly anything left. 1 P.ctor .Lmd Hayes got ms1de 47th anniversary of their wed· ! ' • lllust start buying now. h1s character., he wa.s .the ~ore; ding to·day, November 4th. This GUST SPE.\K[R • ,, • the lonely man. Th1s .was real happy couple were married in ! The Alumni . 'I' liE THEATRE acting. Liked Kate .Reid, too. I914 at St. Thomas' Church by · Cl"re's >!em I The St. John's Players pro· • • • Rev. G .R. Godden. ~lr. Cook . its regular ·IT,eflot; Was putting on lipstick prior duction of THE HOLLY AND is a well·known St. John's :9th. a! 8.15 p ~. 1:, , I. THE IVY by Wynyard Browne to leaving the house the other farmer. of Lourdes HalL [• 1\ \\' sliER WOOD . 1 I now in run rehearsal with Jim morning when suddenly • . . Ryan will be !he i;~; to' start thinkin: fralg, Jenney Webber, Brcmla Hie! The lipstick ended up on BABY GIRL _ cards? It i: to send pcrE· ,I {~arter (she was delightful as my check. I seldom get the hie· Congratulations to ~lr. and .\FTER:-.oox TE.\ i coughs, but when 1 do, I get ~Irs. Richard Kelland of the The St. John's ramiiY phote the alcoholic in ~Inn With a some store I Dog Suit. remember?) Flo Pat· 'em with a vengeance. Found .. , -··.- ·._- : City on the birth of a baby girl 1ital School of ~- .·_ . -; on early 01 ,I terson, John Kearney, Gerald myself hiccoughing in perfect at the Grace Hospital, Novem .\»ociation will · .I I importance if l llalley, ~1argaret Hitchens and rhythm to Bobby Darin's "Lazy ber 3rd, 1951. Richard is the nual Sale and Peter Parnham. There arc, you River", hlccoughed · my way to son or Assistant Superintendent :•Iunday. :\or. 6•h. the city and through the city, will notice, a few new names, 0. P. and !\Irs. Kelland. 83 For· 1 nc~idcncc. Erwcr1 :,: !' and I got so mad with m)'self. est Road. · comr. · another reason £1 Director John Holmes is break· at tcast, that t I ·I '. I just plain scared 'em away .. I lug in several new actors with 1 This I I t just before walking into the TO BROOKI'IELD TIXY RtG l this production which is schc· card Jist. 1 '' NEWS. Aren't they exasper· Mis~ Janet Cook. R.N .. rlauglr· Bleach ;p1:~ca c~. . ' 11 dulcd for Janunry 4, 5 and 6. well-organized qting? ter of ~lr. and ~trs. Albert rtl~~ can IJc ma: · I j Stage management not organ· 1 will have riled [ i Cook o[ the City, who recently I able hy ap,!yitz:. !zed as yet. • • • her list with :I llear lhe Joe Dupuis' motor· graduated from the General · to the !dltc~c(;;·· I 'I • • • addresses of th I ! 'fhc Wayfarers began casting ing across the island had a Hospital School o{ Nursing, h~s orin;: •ill ha•;e 11 '1 she sends cards. ' '.1 '\ on Sunday for THE SHADOW rough time of it getting out It you are to get through the winter without the addition throat and cl1ln line. For tired eye~. she uses herbal eye pads taken a po;ition at the Brook· when the m; :; " or TilE GLEN. This is a one of Newfoundland. They made of a rlnklc or two, give nightly care to your skin. This young (lower !crt), then follows IIJI with eye cream (right). She field Cottage Hospital. Her it's a chca1 ad of us will have i. I it to Gander in fine style, but many friends wish her much ma~e the q I t act play to be directed. by woman uses (upper left) a skin cream designed to restore life applies eye cream very lightly, ll'ith 1 deft fingertip. list from return Je~emy Hurst, and will run for from there on in it was a series !rom em·elop1 I ) :i' of accidents, rainstorms · and to the skin and give It a new glow. She Is careful not to neglect I 'I I ; . seYeral nights at The Arts Cen· year's cards, t• il '1 'I snowstorms, His windshield !I tre. BE. A ~AMPERED WINTER I ing cream will do the rest. ed lo pamper and benefit e1•en !Eyestrain, too, can cause fine IDE" and memory. n 1:1'\I·. : The Wayfarers will be doing wipers broke; tires went flat; ALICIA JIART · the most delicate complexion. I eye wrinkles .. To soothe your and usually ent ' •:; I jack broke; wires short-eircult· eyes and bring out their spark· ::1 I 'i the pantomime CINDERELLA A woman's complexion seems to· Arter you'\·e carefully cleansed For Saturday, Novtmbtr 4 cards to scout: ''I: I i for Christmas. The proceeds ed, all in rain and snow and need ccmstant care no matter your face before sleeping, ap· There is a rich, greaseless cream . le, you Bhould rest them lor a cities asking for wjll be In aiC: of the Sunshine in the middle of nowhere. AI· what the season.. Last sum· ply a lubricating cream tlwt that works to beautify your 1 lew minutes each day. You 's address and tc .. ,I though he should have had ·:1... I Camp. At present, director Fre•l mer's beautiful tan has laded will penetrate the pores and skin while you sleep. And to! can apply cotton balls, dipped ours , , , Attend to practical aunt Lucy move? I hours and hours to spire, they continue the moisturizing pro·: in witch hazel. or special eye :·' .: : : Davies I$ ,awaiting the arrival Into a sallow yellow. She also soften your complexion while detail~. Catch up and get a liltle , I barely made it to the Carson in cess during the day, a grease· pads, saturated with a herbal and recei I 1 I of'scripts . .May be more on this faces the drying e!!ects of the you sleep. . &bud ao that you will hav. I ·i next week. time for 'the ·,crossing, Tskl winter. elements and overheat· Jess emulsion can be used un· extract solution that has 1 cards come some fret time. In p.m., get t~ ,d I • • • •• • • ed rooms. There are many good creams on der make-up. soothing effect. deal of discuss! · The · Buckmaster's Players While driving along Water the market, and if you've found getb« With CO!IiCDial lfOllp for down to figure I I ho.plng to do somet.hing for Street this· week, noticed THE It may be a never-ending battle, one that works for· you, be sure Fine lines around the eyes arc Herbs have for centuries been a party. Plan gamu and o\ber see littl Christmas, according to the ARCADE has added to Its but it needn't be a losing one. to use it every night. Should easier to come by than to re· used cosmetically for their activities so there will be no laJ cards to 1 :! : .. I ' :'} ,• chairman, John Allston. An premises and has put on a new The first thing to remember is you still, be searching for one, move. ~!anv of us find they've beautifying, cleansing a n d in fcstivitiu. Romance and and nei~hbors • I soothing properties. · And . if to often dt eliecutive meeting will be held face, and very nice, too. Man· that no matter how dull or dry you may find success with a cropped up 'this time of year. marriage ·are under ~cclleot I I I ,1, you plan to try their effect on Others thi this week, followed by a gen· ager John l'llurphy was well your complexion may look. it new formula introduced by a ' An eye cream should be used planetary iofiUCrM:CI, : l .. your comple:(ion, you at least beautiful greet' s/ :~1 eral meeting next week. John lcnown to a ·Jot of · you as a will respond to a routine of well·known beauty authority. I each night, ~cntly m·assaged : . 1·, into the skin with the fingertip. have it all over the women of expression o says ~hey would like to do former radio announcer. with cleanliness, stimulation, a well Firmly believing, that the mosl: One such. cream, richly luhri· the past. You don't ha1·e to ••• On November 4, as much appreci something amusing, That's what VOCM and with the CBC. In balanced diet, Jots or waler to beneficial beauty ingredients : the statue of Venus de eating, contains hr.rhal essen· make your own preparations. fuLUre \\i~l hlH friends ·as dis tan :: J ·:: ';: we alllol'e. · fact .fohn a1id c.b. collaborated drink, reasonable exercise end hnl'e nature as their source.! was discoyered on the Is­ rurntab!e Ce,i:e b:it she offers a hcrh·cnriched line res which. the maker snys, ll'ill just stop at the nearest cos­ I " on .The Ne1~f~1mdland Story plenty o£ fresh ·air and sleep. of Melos. It now stan~ . . metic counter. drive~ ay w eti:&i:I~ way YOU thi .. : I Smes on the CBC, with John Diligent use o£ luhricat· of beauty preparations. claim· benefit the eyes as well. t.ht:.. Louvre in Pari~. Recent The Drama Festh·al. Society or di!!kult 1urt~! ~ more appre, reading the stories and e.b. ------·----- explorations have been made !·: held· its first meeting for the of the dri' eu)'. Tl.i and famil· . i: season on Monday past. Var· writing some of them.. Must around Melo! in &eaJcl! of the .I statue's arms. be 1 booD ~ !be h~ seldom see th! ious business matters were dis­ pop, in and take a look at the Between U Fooo FoR AMERICANs I.O.D.E. ' 8 contain a pcrst r l '.' eussed but the biggest news inside of the new store. Okay, ., ' i I or a picture for drama groups was that Nat· John? The monthly meeting of thE The Day Under Your Sign The note rna: lonal Director Dick MacDonald ·' • • • Old Colony Chapter, Imperial resume of yc Cheers! Women Cranberries Make Order Daughters of the Empire ARIES (Boro 'Mmh 21 !o April U) liBRA arrives on Sunday and will be Yeur clurm urrie1 ~u tar. hut be Wcrk .....,. , .... the snapshot C.B. Invited to participate In was held at the home of Mrs. lUTe lt ~ in t!e ri1ht dirtcti011. uct yry trip to Harbour Grace last • • • mind whether she wants to be ern food mill, and make a another saucepan or over a ing which will be held at the . I : home of Mrs. Frank Burridge. toriom Gunpowder Plot against soon. It is eek was .very interesting, that Eric Seymour off on the In· a blonde, brunette, or red· batch of your own tart. deep bowl and turn cooked cran- S:~ • spection tour of Knob Lake head, they are telling her how red, delicately sweetened old· berries into it. Turn handle 9 Cornwall Avenue, on Novem· James L promiiiDZ r- i cople showed a fair amount of ber 16th. The meeting ciosed •terest In starting a drama Schefferville, Carol. Lake, La~ to make her gray hair "shine fashioned eranberry,jelly. i of l)lill to strain berries !skins rador City and Seven Islands like silver." OLD-FASHIONED and seeds will remain in with the National Anthem. ·oup, so wh(J knows? Ouuircle Refreshments ·were served. The Day Under.YourSign ' ay be widening. this coming Sunday. He'll be CRANBERRY JELLY milll. Add sugar to strained ,. If American women who no. 4 cups (1 pound) fresh cran. cranberries. ARIES {Bo111 March 21 fo April J9) LIBRA (S•J'!· ~ ·I . . . back at the NEWS desk Thurs· Stay home in· p.m. Rest up for bi.( Carel~!oSf.('~$ '1 longer are young are smnrt ., •· Did you know that the oidest day, they will latch onto these • rops ful about a woman's looking Return to heat; bring slowly dohtp on the altllda !ar the week ahud. to utc!l it. )\lent at all city hospitals re· • 20) SCORPIO (Od· I',. ' • • and make the most of them. It her age. We've just been sold to a full rolling boil, stirring ,_.r c·.. c either&' A roi:Itr.e cnc: ·' ~ived a bouque of flowers with , • . and remember about '' is a whole lot easier for a wo· on. the idea that there is. so all sugar is dissolved. Boil Household Hint WP5~t urdtlllf personal card from Mrs. those STOP signs. They don't man or !iO to achieve a lady­ rapidly 10 to 15 minutes or un· i,, .. ,} :eanor Roosevelt during her mean slow or yield, they mean like look than to try desperate· With the fashion and beauty in­ til a drop of· sauce jells on a I !ief stay here in October? STOP. -ly to look like a girl. dustries at last giving us n cold plate 1220 degrees F. ·on LAP DOG, AI•IYONE? •• • • • It Is bound to be easier to make bit o{ a break maYbe we can a jelly thermometer). Turn Before you encourage your puppy Dairy Foods Mlu Jean Few· . gray hair shine like silver dare to give up the pitiful into a 1-quart mold. Chill un­ to sit on your lap or sleep in aler while here a few weeks than to keep It dyed. And it struggle for eternal youth. til firm. Unmold and serve. your bed, consider the size of back dropped lnh~ the CBC one ' Manners would probably be a lot more If desired, garnish just before the grown dog. What is ador· afternoon, beard some old tapes flattering•· to most mlddle·aged With all the striving, few women serving with orange slices. able behaviour in a tiny ball or made by our Lou Murphy. Slic MANNERS MAKE FRIENDS women, too. have ever been able to fool Note: If ,cranberries hal'c hecn I fluff can be " •li'"o"·f· · · · ...... couldn't quite believe we had Pin curls and combing hair in anyone into actually belicvin~ I frozen, ·do not thaw before 1 pericncc if he grows into an : ..,..IUeh ...._ 1 wonderful voice bidden pulillc are. unacceptable. Alter all, there's nothing shame· they are younger than they are. using. SO-pound· dog. I

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., : ,, ' ,. I " . . ~~~rwoo~ on Better Homemaking Daily Recipe Glitter Fashions For The 1-Iolidays Iwe The Women i ·,, ' , I I I H Celebrated 'national £1ah 'n sea· I . ·I food week this week w I t I I •; 'i ' I one or more of these recipes Status: Mini{ 'Out' " ' ' ule Card Is What ' ' - SCALLOPS EN COQUILLE Scallops are one of our mos· p o p u I a r Atlantic shellfish Shelter 'In' They are harvested In both In You Make It sbore a n d offshore flshlnl RUTU MILLE'l'l' cars, mink coals, swimming grounds from Cape Cod to 1 sec iti the papers that furriers I pools and cabin cruisers: all Newfoundland, Digby, Nove are moaning low because mink going happiil' underground' in Scotia, Is the home port of our . coals are retailing far below, search of status. largest scallop fleet, last year's prices. Seems the I mink coat is no longer a status That would at least get people A delicious way &a prepare seal· symbol, so it isn't as much in . digging instead or taking i de· lops Is to bake Individual serv· demand as il had been. I realist attitude toward aelf· lngs In cream, Deep, fluted protection. scallop shells make attractive Somewhere else I read that a 1 baking· containers for this dish, trip to Europe is no longer a And it wouldn't be so expensive if you have them. If not, In status symbol, either. Guess a status symbol as the second divldual casseroles are a lat., it lost o u t when the travel! car, or any more expensive lsfactory substitute, agents started advertising, than the swimming pool or "Sec Europe now-pay later.'' mink coat. · . To make four servings, you will need one pound of raw, un· Well, that's the way it goes. As. The saving grace about the breaded scallops. Separate soon as ~!r. and Mrs. America homb sheller as a status sym· them and rinse them well In !usually at Mrs. America's hoi is this: after we got through cold water to remove any grit. prodding) achieve a status bragging about our shellers. i ~ symbol, what was "in" is and showing them off, and Place four or five in' each .I I • ' greased baking container and suddenly "out" and the status making the most of them con· season with salt and pepper. setters arl olf on a new trail. vcrsalionally, they would still Ill'~:' Add one tablespoon cream to be there to serve their real l.!i . , : .I Nobody seems to know what the purpose. I I I • each dish, then lop each with I t' . ' one teaspoon of finely sifted next American stntus symbol 1: ! . 1. P.\nty dry bread crumbs and one tea· is going to be. The current What better chotec of a !ta!us i - one (collecting paintings-pre· symbol could our next one be ail party Was spoon of melted butter. Place fcrahly by the Impressionists) than that? t:.! : l the Bally . In a hot oven at 450 degrees : ., :! . lry Club by F., and bake for 15 minutes. can't drift down to the middle .· . .. "nager, The class. The kind of paintings ·How about it, ~!rs. Kennedy- '. 1panl-, lor SALMON LOAF Glitter and sparkle for the holiday whirl arc found In fashions that lure with gold. Short that are a status svmhol just couldn't you start the ball rol· to meet According to a recent survey, gold lame dinner dress (left) by Larry Aldrich Is woven of nylorl and metallic yarns, then bend· can't be linanced by 1>1r. and ling, posi~g in the .white House II ,., "; . C.B.E., Ontario's farm homemakers ed In pearls and brUllants. Evening greatcoat by Origlnala (right) is In gold and silver tweed. Illrs. Upper Middle-class c1•en shelter wtth Carolme by your i.' t I ,.,' serve more canned fish than on a buy·now, pa,·-later basis. side? That is all it would take ' .·arman A. n Is cut with wide back and dolman sleeves along the lines of a day coat, to make the bomb shelter our I' ' 1\ana~cr, they do fresh or frozen f 1s h. It would be a fine thing if the newest status symboL 1,, •r, Atlantic Salmon is one of our m o s t • careful with the !amos a n d wouldn't have given t h c m ' popular conned fish varieties, don't go overboard ior those houscroom. Three chairs are next status symbol turned out . . , gel" 11 i11 be pbotogratJhcd behind ·her cardboard and one or the most popular to be the family bomb shelter, . World:s ~argest bu~ldmg ' .. ' ~lilt ~n Ilold outlines, bright shades of Polly's frilly things that so many think not too many; in point of fnct, canned salmon dishes Is t h e are right Cor an Early Ameri· not enough for most living with the people who once tried ":tthout ~~tenor suppo~ts JS the well on color film and color salmon loaf, easily prepared can r o o m. Our ancestors rooms. to outdo each other with big· a1r dock m Akrr.n, Ohto. •· lj, as described, Quiz I I hoard Iron!, sketched to look 1 can · (15% ounces) salmon ·\ I ! K\1' snmwoon I like an angle, or a choir boy or ILLUSION, CHARM, LUXURY 11 ;:Jrl tlunkln~ nboul i 1 cup liquid (salmon liquid '. I a Santa's helper, o1•cr which MIRRORS GIVE YOU ALL , ; . ,, 'I c~n!s'.' It I> u you I plus milk) THREE to ;end p:r,.JOJ!i3ed a youngs!e1•'s head smiles is 1~ cups sort bread crumbs I ;: ·. :oo:·; TEA easy and inel'pcnsive. I·.· t. John's iaalil)' photogmphic !~ cup chopped celery I By POLLY CRAMER >omc ~!orcs olfc1· 1 tsp, grated onion 1:: 1ool of A really clever homemaker can ! I. · ; earh· orrlrrs-<~ To make an angel prop Cor ex· 1 :. on will hold 0 Y.. tsp. salt work magic with mirrors. In i~portar.•c' if )'O\il' list ample, the dress shupe and Dash pepper I: r am! Afternoon wings arc first sketched on the the hall, bedrooms and bath· . . 2 tsps. lemon Juice rooms. They are an absolute :; or. 6th. at the cardboard or heavy paper. ! l eggs, beaten ' ! ·r. E1·cr)one Then metnillc green Christmas necessity for convenience as '' ; a:)tr.cr rc,son for hcing I w e II as beauty, In other ' 1: !tlsl, tlwt the holi· plastic tape and holly design Drain salmon, saving liquid. tape are stuck down along rooms, mirrors can seem to . This is the Add milk to salmon liquid to increase the size of a given card list. The sen· these sketched Iones making a make one cup total measure. I, , >pil!cd on space, repeat a beautiful view, wel!·organized home· bold, clear outline. The halo Flake the fish, Combine all ·;m uc made Cor the angel Is made from a bring In light or help correct 'Ji1 have filed neatly in Ingredients. Place In ·a well· architectural mistakes. And '·' applying lood le;i ier list with names paper plate handed In gold greased loaf pan or baking ii~htcncd SilO!. tape and held on the . child's otherwise, they add charm, a~J:e;;cs of tho;e to dish. Bake In a moderate oven gaiety and o!ten, a touch or "·ill have to bt ;:.e sends cards. head with bobby pins. the rug is (350 degrees F.l for one hour, luxury, or until loaf Is firm In center. cheap and :e~ cf us will bare to dig I also !Ike the idea Cor a tall !he rug Let stand Cor five minutes on One decorator summed up the tsllrom return addm· Christmas tree shape made ench side. Garnish a heated ,. from two tall triangles or card· mirror situation this way: "A , fro~1 cn1·eloprs, from plotter. Serve plain or with ' .' ' board. One triangle Is slit house without mirrors Is like . ' ! dirninata 2 tbsps, finely choppe4 par. er the chair and stool w it h war You think. few BY GAILE DUGAS aley I cult twninJ to are more appreciated bv Dear Gaile: Living In Florida green and white pin stripes. • ll . drireway. 'Ib~ ir:lnds and family whom and never having round it list· White eyelet embroidery would H:do:n sec !han those Thaw fish If frozen. Trim off make a pretty dressing·table' >oo. to the Jadim cd anywhere. I should like to heads and tails, Clean and . { i ~t:~n a personal note know the exact type or clothes skirt. Paint a metal waste· wash. Combine egg, milk and basket white and paste on vio· ; j'· fl a picture of your one should wear at any partie· ur Siqn TI.e note may be the salt. Dip fish In egg mixture lets cut from the printed fab· :! .i l ular lime of year Cor cocktalls and roll In crumbs, Pan fry . ' ,. !1.'· ' . ric, S p r a y with a coat or ' ~.pt. 2l to Clot. nl resume or your aclil·· YOU GET • .I ·r... l1 o: btu rttu4 ,. and dinner. I have been a in fat which is bot but the snapshot a casual very clear while shellac. Mantel : , I . 'b"ad ,.0rJ,; babitl, tot.. diabetic 33 years and very not smoking, When fish is • j ' . the children ha1·e and hearth could be white. My '· . 0 (Oct. ll Ia active in all types of diabetic brown on one aide. turn care­ I ' . II, hut e~udc. · ma year. choice would be an Inexpensive ' work. There will be a conven· I I, •L nu\;c a fully and brown on o t h e r. washable white cotton rug, lion very soon in Miami THE · ~ . ·i.•• I ~RIUS (He<. 21 fe!live greeting and one side, Drain on absorbent pap­ uilinl dfnottd, Beach. A special banquet and er, and keep warm, : l d . :.: ; ~ ):' Unpront:u~l , us will tr1· this year is cocktail party Is always the .i:w . · photograph taken only 5ociol function as the bal· 'I ,· :CHI jDoc. 21 It !elting ancl print· When fish are cooked, drain and lhio .. s 1.1 tht1 lrl once of the convention is very clean frying pan, Heat an ad· BEST • < l ~- .. l.; .• 111:,,.110-.m fn torr. one of the standard serious business, dltlonal table~~poon or two of I', uus p ... 21 t~ Bri~H red and green ~.to c.uh,b "l!!lpr~. colors photo. fat In It, Sprinkle tomato slices i Htms 'o t ..... I have a beautiful rich red vel· >1 .. and traditionally. with sugar and salt. Fry In . r. jFob •. vet dress, sleeveless, with high hot }at for one minutes on COVERAGE i, 1'.: 1f th(" "'"'''•-.-;0.> neck. It ·fits me perfectly ex· trtd h'• props can get the eacn side, Gramlsh w1th a 40,000 POTENTIAL :; l, cept that Is drags on the floor. sprl'lkllng of finely chopped Into the picture and ,,(! I" Would like to have a seam· parsley, Place on platter with ' holiday stage. You OF NEWS I . ' :eady hare a welcome stress shorten lt. What length. f I s h. Serve Immediately. i' I I think the red velvet dress Make~~ six servings. . ;:t }le~y Christmas on would be striking but can I ' ; · ~Me felt or card· wear It down here in the fall? READERS i can be .inscribed with I Or is velvet worn only· in the SANCOCBO (Panama) ...... _,,., IN THE i ll'llh a colored winter months?-Mrs. w.v.D.B, Dear Polly: Would you give me ______!Meat aad Veretable Stew) some Information on furnishing l ! lbs, boaelela tun· pork my Uvlng room In .. Early Dear Mrs. W.V.D.B.: Ideas have 1 lb. boneleaa bee! meat &lew . J changed so rpuch about fabrics American? Are there Early .i ~ cup dlce4 ham American drapes or shall I use DAILY In recent years that many fab· 1 bay lea! rlcs which were once seasonal Cape Cod curtains? If Cape 1 tablespoon nit 40,000 . ; Cod Is right, what can I use arc now very nearly year I clove• tarllc, ·mlaee4 around, Velvet Is worn from for privacy at night? My Ideas . i 4 cups water on furnishings nre as follows: October on In Florida as well I medium llDIGna, shredded NEWS as In the East, Designer Cell a table1pooea freah leJDOa er whlla beige, wing back couch Chapman says: lbne jutce . In brown, wing chair beige and POTENTIAL BUYERS Early American lounge chair s medium potaloea, peeled ana In brown, beige and tangerine "I fell that the dress should be eube4 shortened to a length sixteen print. Also a wooden maple I CUPI eabecl ,ellow aqaaall er rocker. Is this too m an y inches from the floor. But to pumpkin '· judge for yourself, have a chairs? Lamp shades will be ·I li cup fteeiJ chopped fresh white. What for tbe rug?­ seamstress pin it at this length panle:r , first. Since an unpublished 1 lb, 8panlsh.. l1le IIUIIIe, Mu. V.A. CAN'T portion of your letter saYs that 40,000 PEOPLE (chorllo) · You are short and alender; 1 teaapooe JI'OIID4 black pep. Dear Mrs, V.A.: There Is noth· this length should be right for per lng wrong with what you pro· you." pose to buy. But the whole 1 hiiJIIlOn powut corlaeder thing Is dreary, Consider ~ leaapoon UYIIH Chiffon and lace are both year I «reen baaanaa painting your walls white and the woodwork, doors and man· BE WRONG. around fabrics for cocktails Yle14: I to 11 aerYinl• and dinner. The only season· tel a soft Williamsburg blue­ al difference here Ilea In the thla one com11 froin New Jreen, A large braided !1111 In choice of color. Usually,, but York dNIIJ!er Leo Ritter. He the room colors or blue·and· knock · not always, this runs to darker says; green beige tweed would be c11.. at Vour Door shades for winter, bright handsome. 1 White muslin cafe curtains, READ IT EVERY DAY! U13 and Creetin and pastel •hades for IPrinl "The color you deacrlbe ·1s gs and summer. light 10lden brown which Is e&. hanglns from brass rings and .B u;iness . sentially' neutral and therefore poles, could be uaed on t h e and and Your Dear Galle: I have been slven is 100d · compall)' for almost .lower halves of the windows. 11. Social G a four-skin pastel mink acari. any color. It. can be worn · Then have draw curtains and· ~~~e lletasi roups Will you plea•• ten me wht11 with daytime, · aftenioon or slip cover for wing chair made Co 01'1 11 f: I may correctly wear this and · cocktail clothes, About the of an eall!e patterned print: B~ to the City with what type fabrics? I want only color you should ·avoid beige, brown, blue·green and ~111 .J a B b • to wear It as much .at ponlble when you wear the ICIIrf Is brick red. · llsht brown. This scarf Is In a The Daily News . '1842 ,a y, while ·fur II so much in d• llld '~~73• 00943 mane!; Thanks' for much need· rich and beiUUful ahadt whicH Have your brown sofa but cover u.J82 ed advlce.-E.M.M. . looks well with IllY fabric from the lounge chair with a blue; Dear E.M.M.: Expert advice o~ wool to lllk to brocade." Jreen and brick red plaid. Be • ') TI-lE DAILY ~EWS, ST. TOHN'S, ~\f.~D SATURDAY, XOVF'IB ·--···---·------___...:.__:.:....._ __.______:-_:::_,'-'· ER i d ' , one of our party was the most lives o fthc former occupant" !:iJimon· n;. 1 ; excited at the prospect of rc·: of the gabled home 1rhile rolm·ll uill dr~;'t.. T•, • f ' '~ 1 ~ . 'c ' , I' Capitol , licving this s.tory 1~hich ~as be· I ing from room to room. or· con·: •1r1·lul. 1 ~,,:·;:;,, I· J ' ' I '',. ~ Seat Belts Save- Lives I come a children s clas1c. lt1sumc their lunches at benches ltkc thunu :·n, 11 I• 'was my Polish friend, who said iand tables on the lawn provid· \\oler l•h ~~ a•,ij a L I the story had been 'translated cd by the government of Princc:dam. 1;:~. 1 ;·1·\ '! ~fore than 1,000 of lhe peOiliC lay·off from work, But the cost Now Playing 'J into her native tongue and that JEdward Island to make 1·isitors os thouot;'~' d k~ f.;.: who died in lrnffic nccidents in of scat hells is lower now lho long ago to and the)' are now a :·calit)·. J' . • accident ha(lprns and the brlts '~lwa)·s repeat. that to install deadly accurate·shar~hooter is Wils passed in 1867, rcmn.ins at . weld the prol'inccs . inln a i 1 6acv live~ and reduce injm·ics. sl•at belts is onl~ the fit·st step, convincingly menacing through· the lwad of a !on!( table m the strong uml. I was trymg '·' to The present financial !'onditio~ of· the City of St. .lohn's is ~onol in . and ah~ :~:· 1 I which are yet to come. for this I pay tribute to Mayor H. G. ll. \tc\•,s anrl o·1r c;, :I "They're t•xpcnsi\'r," is an·! to lie on the scats. Seat bells shoots a cigarette from his part· loll clown. P.E.I. ! that form the backgronud lor I other cr~·. So is a hospital, a I must he worn to save your life Comptroller for a job well clone, but fhcn I rend the Grandiose ideas on the )lar.if<;':! t' ncr's mouth· then lhe clothes Ninety-four years later I sat, the picture of the Father~ of physician, slll'gei'Y anrl a long 1or reduce )'our chances of inJury of contestants in the forthcoming Civic Election, I wonder do thry realize lhil ::t I off her hod~: as she dances, is in the chair Sir .John o~cupicd J' Confederation with w!u~h \~C Householder and Tenant will hnve to foot the bill with increased taxatio11 whi:h :U I. in an accident. The driver with I one of the film's most chilling on that memorable day m Can· arc all so f;umhar. 1 h1s pic· had an increase along with the high co.; I or livin:L The Bu>inrss Tox "·ould al;o en ll common-sense wears them all high spots. adian history and signed the tuer used tn be in nil Canadian I I' I I to be increased if we ha,·e the anomalies they arl,·or.ale. I BE WISE 'the lime his car is in mdlion. guest book in that famous room,· history books when I was a I , MAUTINIZE I· ll's a gond habit. It could '!'he impact of the spectacular feeling my heart swell with na·J child. Prohahly it still is, nnd l\!y policy would be an economical progrc;;s subject to our prc~cnt fimncial m:" : ·.1 'I and within the scope of our present financial committments and mos: nf lhe;c •!ave birth to Many people heard His Worship the ~layor talk about the Frin~c .\rra, ad::.:. jl ' 1 l : for it. !I T' 'Canada as we know it today lion of the mile outside the City Limits in every direction where indi;c:i[!~l ' ' Actually it was a picture taken huilding has been going on. and l know of one section surroundin~ ~Iundy Pd ' ..•: , I ~·: iI :· ... in Quebec in 1864, when plans which houses approximately twenty-six hundred souls of which scrcnty-lire perc::: ''I: II for Confederation were drawn ha1·e no septic tanks. and if the septic effluence is not runnin~ into the waler;:;i ~~~:I is runnin" directh· intc the Pone!. This i:1discriminate building hils now brrn ~to;ri: up to he presented to the Pnr· within a ~adius o.f ter. miles under the supervision of our Town PlanningDepar1:1~ ,;· liamcnt of Bl'itain. lluwcver, in liaison with the Prorincial Go1•ernment. I ha\'C read carefully lhc ;lati;t::;,~ ·:.·:· I.. :. ~ ! the al'tual si~ning nf the docu· rrportcd bv Projccl Planners on the Urban and Rural neconstructwu pro~ramn ... ! i· 1 : 'i ': mcnt was done al I he table at il tells us 'nnthiil;( •.hat we already did not know except for the ;tatiitic<. lm~ ill:e :·.1 ·i which I sat ;mel gazed at lhc nol trll us how to remol'c I his canker which will e,·entual\)' be .it the cradle of old dwelling' and we will then be able to plan rnorr dwctlin~s on Ihr land ara,~':j ,1,I I , Confederation. I wasn't dis· with the same walcr and se1rcragc and slrccls which will be bu.III 1n ennforrr.tt}: . ' ,I appointed. the land on ll'hich thC\' are built will be a~ valuable as any olner l'nd ~urrow.-• I II :1 ' 1'1 The C:'>l :\laple Leaf Tour the city today. • •·\ I. which had covered so much of One of the first phases in thr re·hahililalinn of the :I Iundy l'nnd area mu;t 11; ; ' 'I ./ , i' ' \he ground where Canadiar. his· with the Cily Council hy the piping of the ri\·cr from ~Iundy Pond down lh.'P t.l I tory was fil'st written, m\ght . Campbell .'\ l'enue, across Hamilton Avenue eol'cring in the foul >mc!lin~ wile: d '• ' have returned to ccntnl Can· ' the river ncar the side of the road. The construction to meet Ihe noam :. ! ~e•e,; '; Victoria Park could by pass the Toolan l'uol through which it now nm>. Tnti ' ' ada with n glow o( satisfaction. 1 F; .. I ' 1,·: IBut there was still much to sec i \'·ill then he cleaned and opened after being fi11ed with fresh col) walcr for 1!1 'i I I. and learn before we said good· ' children for which it was intended; superintended by the Playground A>soctiM:­ bye to our drivers. without cost of the children. The Pool is at present completely surrounded br ~-~-} ,. .,j fence and. when finished c?uld be landscaped with trees plant~d, a~ui hrcn~ 1 ~ .0 1 ~ 1 1 0 ; : the most attractive Pools. m the ~1ty: The commencmg . of f1lhn~ tn. )/ ;? i!e!~i P.E.I. lias Few Worries could be started at anv Ume as this Pond has no dcpth-tl IS onl) a hllt.d -~ti. Prosperity was evident every. swamp, and 1 can visualize eventually when it is ~omplctel): ftlled. 111 aded !\I;~ ·,, where in the Island. Unliile one of the most beautiful Parks in that part oC the CtlY wh1ch IS hadt) 11ner piete t! '~' most provinces, P.E.I. has prac· of this work can be done on a winter works programme: Thts "'1 co~ of it. '''I. nimble! tically no welfare problem. Pic re·habilitation of the Fringe Area of l\lundy Pond and the nvcr runmng ou turcsque white spruce wind: '' No citizen can deny the improvements in the City of St ..John's wilh i\! . '' breaks on eevry farm prevent ;::~ streets and concrete curb and gutter which has done much to make. n~t on \er ·:,1 one o {nature's caprices, soil streets !or transportation but also cleaner streets with a flow of ram ;\\ c"'~' shifting, from happening. Tour properly constructed catch basins. Some of these particulars sectwns arc s.~ e';;~ 11 ist promotion has been consid· ; trouble but I am sure the Engineers will effect remedies for these placet . ~\ 1 1 ~; erab!y stepped up during the ; lodges to a greater extent than it should, but I will still advocatce. the ~~ 111:t pr~<~ past seevral years. For in· ' and gutter in the older part of \he City to replace the umtgh11) ..11 \\C~d 1 will:.]

stance, a visit to an authentic 1 laid there which are not level 111 most cases .bold water and dnl. a in dowr..lil: advocate the placing of curb and gutter and sidewalks to take placr :lficmac village was inteersling. 1 sections where people arc paying taxes over the years. There we saw an old birch bark : d '!I! canoe reputed to be 150 years ! Cur pre-planning snow clearing operation with the usc of salt al~d ' 301 r·;·, [1 old. It had probably transport· ! intersections and hills, including sidewalks is a great credit lo lllll' Eng•nce ·,.;1o cd members of this tribe from · partmcnt over the past two years, but I still contend lhat there arc ?;n~iiie~~ mainland to island and back 1 without drive·ways or garages 11:hcre the residents copld altcrnalc pal kut"lhan :n • • I days and ni"hls and snow·clcarmg could be done on those street>. ralhcr i'nd ~~ agatn many, many limes before i 0 10 the while man and his ferry I these peoplc sc;rch at·ound town Cor ~ parking_ lot whicn is impo»tblc 1 h~· rr<~~ service, happecnd along. thing has been voted against several ttmes durmg my penod. but up tou ·h 3; \~1 'I time it h&s never been tried out. and I suggest that a try-out on >ln•cls '·kin' cl ~ •I 0\'er rolling hills. like a ride Street on a trial basis, with just the residents on that parlllular strcc?~ 1 m~ !t~~: on a roller coaster, our caravan I street.' 1 am sure that this can be accomplished but I do not a~rce lid 10 con::::t drove to a beautiful farm at 10 he left on the main roads-this is something which we should not a11 \ct c,ter;i·t Woodleigh where Col. A. W Valuable cars taken to off the-street parking lots arc abus~d b)' ,·and all a in !he c,c I .1 ohnslon has buill the most lv damaned. Improved parking facilities wherever possible, espcL'ld .\10 a ;ir~ 'I I amazing miniature replicas of town bu;incss section. The concentration of all pa~king meter f~n,' ~ur ctawo·t:~ famous structures in his native fund for the purchase of real estate in blocks for th~s purpose '! d c:rml replace~"~ .: i ( England. The building of these business. Remove all _loading zones which waste parkn~g space ~I ar~) 3~ 0 wilh leag scale models started as a hobby. parking meters, Joadmg can then be _do~e as we rl1d fnur J ~ ownin~ the lei­ signs on the meter, and if no mone~ IS tn the meter, the s;tote It took five years for Col. John· sign is responsible and would get a llcket. .. , I ~ ston to complete the first rc· ~ I . . 1'. f[' . Conti111;;to,.. ~ I i plica, York Minister Cathedral. In my manifesto I recommended the abohshmg of the 1a 1" a corr·"l·· Since then he has added Gray's acing too slow and unwieldy for tr.affic control, a~d would ,uggcst rw;cr all rei''; Church (of Elegy fame), Penn . of Council. with an Advisory Committee of the Engmeer and Town P ~n more adel~ 1 ~I I 1\[anor House, Glamis Castle, to be voted for by the Council as a whole as a means of q~;~Ickcr an. ec ,, 0uld t,.1 traffic control. Lights can be placed where needed and this C~mmg~wcr and P·~ 1 .I Shakespeare's birthplace and an early review of the necessity of Onc·Way s!reets o,n, Water, New c'i r~:.' mi"-qon " J\e car in Newfoundland. When I had numerous rolls t £ C0 1 Remember on Polling Day that you do not vo e or a ~ 15: · uitc Cl~.'~ of. film developed on ,my return Council with the ability to decide with the advice of our Staff wlnch dq 1110ve f~l I found I had snapped · the and in the final analysis Your Council will have to decide by Vote an posterior of a small child on take the snarl out of the present Traffic Congestion. . I'' ol ~ his hands and knees trying to Due to the length of this bulletin, I will not cover the complete r;t~: jl,,~~~ Austin 850 SEE IT NOW! worn his way into Glamis Cas· 11 Zoning and Building Codes, or the necessary revision of the pres ~n.t conttr.:P~·· tie. Our drivers good naturedly. You have already heard His Worship describe the impro\•cd con! 1 ItiOll posed in stock and pillory and for our sanitary fill. ~ now pasted into my scrap books cr rrc~l:e ,i, are colored postcards of each ·I \yill now close trusting that you will place your confidence . 0,0 in. with • one of these remarkable replies "GEORGE" who will continue to strive for the improvement he behe,es d 13~11•1 ~ METRO MOTORS LTD. thought ever in mind to build only what we can afford without mcrcasc llaunled By Anne's Ghost MERRYMEETING . ROAD PHONE 80378-9 We paid another visit on the Island that arous~d memories of our childhood. This was the With • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Second to None in th& City - Believe us home that inspired L. ~l. ~!ont· For Nightingall · ,gomcry's famous story "Anne · Mark An "X" . if you don't- TRY US. 1 ol Green Gables". Guess which '------"""!!'------

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II'.' WIUSIC PAINTINGS I. . I * * ' . , I I .. . t.•• ; . ,.,. I ;: . ' ! • f. ! I·:,, *THEATRE LITERATURE . I( I : ' ·. i * ' . J. I i : j. I :: ! . I ' ·l I·' I! !I . .1-~' j:l~~! n. ~·:;. ., I 1 II ' t I • • If .• j ' 't . i I I .,• \ ; ' I ·. ·1 ·1. i', 1 '! . Of Dublin Theatre Festival . I• t· ...... Ill ,.. ..1;' ·.. Shakespeare f Jimpses \ 1• I I j' ;•" ; , .. I 'I • I ' II'·, . ---·-----.------·------·--··----... ~ ~; 1 • I i :· ~ I i · 'I ., ' . y Playwrights . Scholarship I I ·, ( i' 'I I,',.'~' I. Represented \To Remember ; I ,. (BI' a Drama Correspondent) ct•cripno~ of Ireland's a_s "an _i sland ~urr~untdhed by 1 b. ~lanchcster Gtmrr1 Jan wr1 er ear 1 1er m e cen· 1 ' ~ ·appealed to the thousands of visitors, who flock· Coburn ,; 11 1Chasa ' 1;ld . rcourth Theatre Festival held between the lOth and I ~ 1 \' . Charles Cuburn, who, parts in this year's Avondale DJI'rn' s mbcr. Compamcs. from Bnta• 1n, France and Ire· Th~ l~te I' i dred lh1s ~ummer three days productions. 1 1 .! ' i · septe in the Fcstil·al anti most of Dublin's theatres and 1 1 aft~r his final appearance !n In anrouncin¢ the project, .. :I 1--ed into se!'l'iec. 'I''Ycu Can't Take It With You," •Jlr. Clowes said. "We are de­ '. :~,;-~!GilTS Gaiety Theatre, the world pre· ,,\.' at Avcndalc Play!J;,use, Indian- !lighted by the interest and co­ '. PL- .. 1 rogrammc in· , miere of Teresa of Avila by ' polis, Incl., :'.'ill he .?omr:wm-; ope• ration of 1he Stratford offi· I fr!ll'\/shaw. Shakes· ll!ugh Ross Williamson at the !orated throu~h an nnu>unl :cials. The plan will provide \, ,.. ' ' I I 't ~crksBr~cht. Strindbcrg. \Olympia Theatre, and The Voice •Shakespeare scholar.;hip, Allen; interested young people with an ,, . I t'e,·rleau. \\'il- of Shem, a new version or ~lnry .W. Clowes. Avondole president,: opportunity to Jearn more about ·co' c:enet and · ~lannin!('s adaptation of James announced recently. !classic theatre at its best. It is Icr.> ! · • F' ' W k t th I I ' Jh 113, 1 wurlil pre· Joyce s mnegan s a ·e, a e Fnllml'ing appro1•al of Avon- ia constructive experience, con· cf ·;:~esa. ol ,\1·ia. by 1~bl,ana Theatre. Miss_ ·Mann· Idale's Hoard of Directors. )lr. sistcnt with the fine traditions ,, williamson: a ltrst ; mg s work_ was havmg 1ts Euro· 1 Clowes revealed plans for an an-: of integrity and ability !IIr. Co· .'.'.! c11y Traffir Strai~'ht penn premiere. Shaw's piny, set nual Avondale-Stratford Fcsti·t burn exemplified throughout , · ~~ a new lri~h dnuna- , and co?tumed. by Bern~rd Dayde \'al Theatre Study Grant in', his acling career. ' I · Douclas. and two . of Parrs to g1~·e a perwd atmos· i memory of Charles Coburn. ''he·; ~lr. Coburn died in New York I ' ' ~~ youn~ Irish dram· phere, was d1rectc~ by G~rard I cause of his exceptional in- ·on Wednesday, August 30th, fol· •I I ! ms ]!r. Passion of Pet~r ·Healy. whose w1fe, Erthne \flucnce on clns:d l. calls prize-winnin~ play. "You Can't !;.. ' \ekrn a long ~ming'! adaptation of opea_n tour. at the end of ~he :for the selection of the two fore· Take It With You." Althon;;h ~ 1 ' t n pa~s them jc:re's finne~an's \l'akc. Fesl!l'al. Included Sebastmn I most apprentices at Amndalc' obviously seriously · ill. the ~ORE JIODERX 1Shaw, Catherine Dolan, Des· :each session for an expense-free', famed 84-year-old actor insisted : · bill prmntation ol mond Jordan and Liam Gaffne~·, FRO~I THE DUBLI 1 f 11 sp11r ul the ' wave" drama- i (formerly or the Abbey Thea- • I • N THEATRE Festival, I\lr. Cv ril Cusack is shown at a re lCarsal 0 "The Tempta· , two-week study course at the :upon completing the engage· I ' 11ul also those counterpoint. in· Itrcl. tion of With him arc his daughters and Sine ad who were also in the cast. The play Stratford Shakespearean Festi· i m~nt. ' . J , am! our City ~!r. 0". Sorch~ val in Ontario. The · grant,~ "It was a memorable climax I ' I he ~lanifcst\ll p!ays by Harold Pinter.. ~Ir. Willinmso_n:s Teresa of w.as the last big event in th.e Festival, and was not able for its fine sensitive acting by Cvril Cusack which is limited to Avondale: to a brilliant . career," :l!r. '' (•alize that the Sa~r.ders and Dal'id IAI'Jia was 1\lagmflcently served lllmself.-(Photo courtesv of Irish Tin1es an!at shall Ge_orgc taken place for the 23rd. !imc, l~e P\1ze Wa~ awarded for the !and Planning Consu\t~nt of the lege in Schenectady, N.Y .• :\lr. I! fltmng of traditional split the alom to g1ve mankmd son's direction also received lllms,rm of , regwnal atlracted thousands of VISitOrs. f.rrsl ttme thts ycar-;to the, ~ 7 - stratford Festival, :\lr. Clowes Coburn established a model for "i"'''tJcs in the . entertainment, Reacai· Ithat forbidden fruit, the giant, hih" praise. The compoRitc set·: officer lor th~ ~mergency :\lea· ~!any of them were from l ear-o.ld rom poser He1!"0 Et b. e. and Robert M. Long, an Avon- professional university theatre. 'L 1-l'artncrship of 1n Riadaigh, was pre-! mushroom of annihilation: j ling used in North City Tralfic, ~;Ires O•·gamzat1on, announced abr~ad or me.mbers of the diplo-lllorn m Thu~,n~l-a, HeJmo Er~se dale Board member. The first In recognition of this and •\ Hi when CI'CI')'· . G1el Linn at the She!· "Joyce split the word and from Strainht Ahead was desi"ncd !Jy; ~hurs~la~ that the_ International l': matte corps m the Federal Re- 1elt lh_e terrrloly o_f th~ Soviet A t' t t Str tf d othe contributions to the leoi. hull-doze the •. . • · 1 Zone m 1950 live West ppren 1ces o go o a or . r . " on the lirst eve- 1it flowed the 'pure music' of! John" Ryan A mi;lni•;ht rel'll , : 1· s~ocralwn or Pu!>lic lnforma· I 1 10 111 be · lanrl a\'ailable IU1 ' M l. \0\1 pub JC s cap1ta . . . will chosen from amono the ltmatc staoc he was g1ven an lh F ·t' I F' w k th . 0 f . . Officers has gn•en The Her· ronfonnity ~nd e e. 11a . It con- , mn • .,an s a e, e musiC SIInns and Arrows hv l'crgu< · • ·1 bl' · - This Festival, by which the ~erlm,. where .. he stud!Cd for a 23 who served backstage o and honorary degree of :\laster of . poetry and .ong and !sleep. ni~ht. the dream, death, Lin.;! a~ opened ·,; tite G:l\c·· r, 1 s pu rc se!'l'lcc award lor nd surroundml 1 1 1 19 0 city of Bonn honours its great- '!lime With 801•1s Blach~r. Today, occasionally performed small ILetters by Union College. · pro1·rded by a band of .1 esu~recllon. If there arc fut. · ' · est son. is helcl every two years. Erhse lives m Austna. The :1ttuments. ~laire ~!hac ,ure generations. they will know It looks back on a tradition of; numerous works he has already area mnst start '1nd Sea 0. Tuama read 'the book as the grand test~· ! almost half a century, so that : composed i~clude above all down through poetry, Poems bv !mcnt of the nuclear age." Miss! l11ng section ol it is among Germany's oldest~ chamber mus1c and two operas. World /Jook Exhibit main sewer in · Riordain and ~!arlin ci.l' :\Ianning's extractions from I rc-~ularly scheduled music fcs-1 . . . •rre read by Nioll Toi· Joyce's work were arranged in 1 i tivals. BAI.LET STARTS XOV Exhibitors from 32 nations Czechoslovakia, Poland, India, 11 ns. This Pool 1 20 water for the Rld1o Eireannn Reper-[six scenes and a prologue. The 1 I The Festival was opened on · TORONTO ( CP 1 _ The j 961 _62 took part in what is prohably Japan, South Africa, Brazil and ,d Association­ Traditional son~s . play moved continously with 'September 16th with a perform-! season of the National Ballet of the world's largest book exhibi· the Argentine. New exhibitors nclccl by a wire m1 by I f B th • F'd )' lion, which was held in Frank· 1 this year came from Canada, Ainc Ni Gha\1· one break, following the third , ?nee o ee ovan s 1 c 10. ICanada will open NoY. 20 in hrcomc one ol Ill Darrach 0. Cathain; scene. ·It was most effectively fhe opera was by an, lll'ockvillc, Ont., it was an· furt from October 17th to the )lexico and South Korea. n ~Iundy P~nd conduc~ed filth)', smel\lng were played directed by Louis Lentin who American. Dean Dixon, and the nounccd Thursday, The ballet 23rd. Twenty:one coun.tr!es had in and seeded, , and Sean 0. ! was also responsib\e for the le~ding roles were taken by I company will tour Ontario and arranged national eXhibits. ·.' . by a leading 1ighting. The setting was by the · needed. ~tuch 1 some of the foremost singers Quebec for about two months, C . f th E t Bloc LEAVES OTTAWA 1f , h th h . . 1 oun 1nes o e as 11 comple!c the as Ireland's "best·North of lrelanrl arist, Rowel I rom opel a ouses roug out and perform lor SIX weeks ill k t f tl f t t' in -- · · 1g out of Jt. , International com- Friers. Dr. A. V. Potter sup­ .Germany. the United Stales. too par or IC rrs I!IIC \ OTTAWA (CP) - Agncu\ture 1. K • played the Bodh- plied the special music for the For the friends of church perhaps the most notable of the Minister Alvin Hamilton left ' with its paved music there was a rare treat: a DIRECTOR RESIGNS exhibitions,_ that ?f a_rt- \Thursday night for the Food not onlY be\ter hmy goatskin hand presentation and the choreu· I _sp~cial 1 1 . '• rain water 1~to ilt directin~ his .uni·ll graphy was by Helen Lewis, 1tlerformance of the composer's P :\IUS (API-Vitlorino Ver- Is tic book producllo~. wrth !Is 1 and Agricu! _t u r e Org~nizal!on 'J•- . arc still causmg of_ fiute, lin whtstle . choreographer to the Lyric Kleine l\lesse, in C major. It: oncse of Italv resigned Thurs- examples of . beautiful books!. 1 conference 111 Rome w1th Jngh . 'f ;,I . ccs where water lim PIPes. jTheatre, Belfast. The leading was given as part of divine ser- day as director-general of the The 1,843 exhtbJtors offered a -~hopes that !he Canadian pro· ' ' ~ •I ' I I c lal'ing or curb 1 .~vening saw the parl~ were taken by the Abbey Ivic~s in the Bonn Minster, a United N a t i o n s Erlucalional, most a complet_e world, survey, posal for a world food bank 'I . :.~'. , : .1.1·'I' 01 \'crt's at presc~l ',atha~e. come to 1actress, l\laire Kean, Robert I basilica from the 12th. and 13th Scicntilic and Cull ural Organi· of book produchon. The:~ r~p~e-1 will be accepted~ . The ~on.ler- ·mrl I will si!U • : ,l····f : . i i th:s Items, in· Somerset, Patrick Bedford, Ar­ centuries. Connoisseurs of zation because of illness. The sented. France, Great . Bnta~n, 1 cnce of . the Umted , Natwns I : { i ·r' in down-town lnng~ :nlernahonal. Group lthur O'Sullivan, May Cluskey, Beethoven's music generally UNESCO execulil'e council dis· The Netherlands, Aust_na. S\\It-' agency will ~e he\~ Nov. 4·10 1 I : ;, r.: ( Pesentahon ol three ~!arlin Dempsey and Finnuala hailed !his performance as a sue- closet! the r~signation in a , zerland, the U.S., B.elgmm, Den-, a~d )lr. Hamilton '?Ill tra,·ct. by . l . ~ J . Ji, cessful cxt>criment, which did communique announcin~ it was 'mark, ltaly, Spam_. Swe~en, i a1r lo nome .''Ia l\larv11le, ·11 Hi sand at the ,. f.rom Ber· O'Shannon. This presentation I I I. ' :: i: . i · Fn"inccring De· E \\ 1lhams, The was generally held to be one of away with the doubts that have accepting it with rrgrct;;. 1 Hungary, the So\'Iet Umon, • France. and Par1~-· _____ 11 .~ ~omc . strcctt ugene lonesco, and Ithe most exciting in the Festi· often been e~prcssed as toi ---·· ------: I . ' ~; i' ) )[·kr·,,. dllfcrcn . by ' o hare Jran Genet. val. ·ather than 'fhil ~he took. place at I On the following e1·ening, whether or not this mass hy the I p 1• h A T d l 1tc to lrnd. ll(i'eat. CO';lposcr is still suited i c c 1 atre, Ely Place, .rack Aronson and Mary Rose ·for llturg1ral use today. : 0 IS rt ·omes 0 ana a . ·I P to the prcscnk re 51'd 1 d~ sue!! as Yo~e G ence o! the . Mc~hRter presented a Shakes- The series of concerts was ~ ~t parkmg ohn ~ld /01ie Moore. The Ipeareari recital entitled All The OJ~cncd with· the ~omposer'sl OTTAWA.-Thc !ir>t comprc-lar~ hrtl'.'een thirl~· and forty:dcnries ten years earlirr. They that c<1rs 5° 1 lrt(\ed by Fiona World's A Stal!e at the Dagg Nmth S~mphony. It. wa.l fol- hensfve exhibition of modern !yenr.l of 11ge. ~lost of them Ibegan to seek their own personal !low to conllnu : Hall. Miss McMaster is the . . 1 stcns111 l~we.rl, Ill the course of _the Polish art to be shown in Can-'·grcw to m'ntnrity during the Istyles. Is ·'~" c. down· Production at daughter of Ireland's leading Fcshval,. by all the o.thcr crght ada will be on view at the Na-! Second world war, zuff~ring The works in this exhibition . lilY. lh lhCsinkiO! , recitata; ~n uni· Shakespearean actor, Anew Mc- s_ymphomes, four pwno con· tiona) Gallery from November lunqcr six )'Cars of Nazi occupa-~;,rc m~inl)' from the second · Is 1nto a 1011.0 0 ·r our down· h HIIalet b ~akcs· i.\laster. She anq her husband, cer:~s, all t~~ee Leon or~ ~vcr: i Znd to the 261 h. Fifteen Polish Ilion. linny were in conccntra- wave of abstract _art which· l!r.lto;ris Y _R~ch~rd ~lr. Aron:ron, arc well known in and r~ptaccadl~! 1 l~rc.., t~e _tuple concCJt? fot\Painter·s was assembled to show tion camps or worked as Jnbor- 1 tcnds toward the cction of cxhiiHtion, one may sec. n part 1 textures ;;nd mntcnals winch. · sion as llad Shell _Y r~c1tats Dagg Hall they presented their ~~horfantasre: for p~ano. chorus the work of fifteen outstanding !or the total rcorgnnizntion of incrPasc the tactile interest oL l' Coni~IS mittee Poor /l' oung audience with scenes from hal a Colli ortJ 8 A~ 1.md orchestta {a kmd of pre· . t d t th t ·society 111 Poland" stater\ Dr I tile 1\'orks · st::n. These You Like It, Richard Ill, Mac , liminarv study to th I or I pam ers an prescn s e mos I ' .I . . . t;mncr :~II JiCuate 1f' •f tl ~· S e ic 1 a , important trends among the Comfort, d!l'ector of !he Na· Heprescnting . the youngeJ: wit~s or. the beth, King Lear, The Taming of 1 1 d rnorc ad 111 ake ma edd~t' le • mt 1 fymp tonhy).lavanl garlic Althouoh these tiona! Gallery. lalr1sts who came to maturib. ittcc would puck· recrtals the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet. li n, a h1 wbn, som~ 0d'dEcet ov· trunds are ;elated to 0 \he work FIUST OF ABSTR.\CT ART durin~ World War II, arc the . Gower an traffiC Ia ., . Hamlet and Henry V, as well as ensr · c am crt mus1c. d 1 not suf- . being done by the-postwar .gen-, '!he• f'1rst movcmen t o f non-1W01 ·I1s · of Kan t or ( b . 1915) i .P Y A Night selections from the Sonnets 11 1 escnt daa bottle­ I~c~~~ Y ge'l'h 1 s ue fat tnhe erations .of other countries, they lobjechve art began m Poland in\l:Srzozowski (b. 1918), Tchorze'. Iatcd ~n knolf for radio, PAINTING EXHIBIT , MYRTLE PENFOLD ROBERTSON, Hamilton On-. 1 ,trccls rs to ~oiog· . ~s IV:d· e retson orh I _c do show a specific national char· the twenties, (the "Blok"). It wski b. 1928) (an original inem.:· Co~ :he ~ar· That afternoon the Director of tario, has just taken office the first woman pr~si­ 0 1 ·c 1heY a~c erfeel as P e~o ~r~f,ce t _syntlhp ton. c -acter is represented by three works of her of· the Group of Cracow), a!, n e~pomt, the Festival, · Brendan Smith, ~~SIC ~- ~Is . ~Ve~ 15 a • _m Fifteen Polish Painters comes Stczewski (b. 1894). The "Kap- well as one of the major fill· ·cl and I c greJI dent of the National Council, Cana8ian Accm'dion 1 mizcd to a pr~mihrs was opeend an· exhibition of paint· aher~ 100 ~ 1 1 1f 1t! 3 _spehc!lad to the National Gallery from ist" or Paris Committee, another ures of Polish postwar paintin~:. Teachers' AssoCiation. As former national executive 1 Jameeres It ings by the young Dundalk art· 'jc. amBoner-musrc tes IVa IS Teh' the Museum of Modern Art in movement of the twenties is Kobzdej (b. 1920). ,·. 5 D 1n n every wo years. 1s . · T h ' and au~- ist, Frank Smyth, at the Brown secretary, and- still secretary-treasurer of the On· is arranged by th "B th · New York. All the works 111 composed of members who mi· wo ot er members of tlw. Fro ritd Thomas New Gallery, Grafton tario Branch, .Mrs. Robertson has seen the organiz· iH u S . t ., reB ec oven the exhibition have been bor· grated to Paris. This group is Cracow group in the cxnibitiot : of m . e Street. The theme of tl1cs~ 0Ths~s ocJ_e ty 0 h' honn. rowed from galleries in New represented by six paintings of are Radowicz tb. 1923) anc!i in wbtch paintings was the Commcdia ittion expand from 20 teachers in 1952 to over 200 1 soc1e y, w lc concerns . d . p k' (b 1898) w 1 ('· 19"0) · 1 itself with the house i h' h York, Chicago an Washmg- o1 worows. 1 . arzec 1a u. • ~ • . . . of our and we/eland dell'Arte. The Director of the accredited accordion· teachers coast-to-coast. Mrs. Beethoven was born, ~a: ~~e a:~ we!l as from_ private· collec· . YOUNGER ARTI~TS . One of the youugcst painten; :'te rcvrcW. ~~lion. · to be "Pie fen- Festival said that his Commit· Robertson, who teaches and performs on an Italian subject of an illustrated talk bons m the Umted States. and The abstract tendenc1es mam- Jan Lebenste1_n (IJ. 1930) , 1l water 1~plated 1 bting u n ere. tee hoped to bring examples of ion conic accordion, points out that more than 200,000 Can- at this year's Festival. The tall! Europe. .There are no pnvate fested in Cracow durmg . the represented ~; elcvc_n _works. 1 llr~ndard . Th: to 1the this peculiarly Italian theatre · was given by Professor Joseph lart ~allenes and no ~rt collect· postwar years were qUickly . The co.loun~t tra~rl!cn of 1\f pictures. of ·theatrical inter· factories. The C.A.T.A. was founded to raise the memorial and its role as a lace In 1955. Pohsh artists, many of sen ted. m the exhlbJ.Jon, p~ New York r t est, most of which are normally standards of accordion teaching and playing. As a of research P Fifteen Polish Painters con· whom arc represented in this Many of the artists (Farrgo1:~ ·ltr's The CProuuct. house~' ·In the Abbey Theatre. · tains works by artists born as exhibition, reacted strongly Brzozowski; Pot\vorowski, lltb 51 aretaker. 1'l'hese Included . paintings by result, there are now- a number of accordion festivals . Anothe~ event of the Festival far bark as 1894,· as well as against the socialist-realist offi· zdej, and Dominik) hotel. ingale ~ s~hre,e I' John' Butler Yeats, Sean O'Sulli· and competitions in Canala, winners of which have was the award of the City of works by those born in the cialdom which had clamped cia! positions with Polish aw s 1·an, James Sleator, · Marsaret won many awards in th eUnit~d States and Europe. Bonn's Beethoven Prize, which thirties. The majority of artists dowri on the first ailstract ten- leges· and universities. · at the Clarke. Robertson Cralll as well .. '

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! ·: 1\ ! : through Christ our Lord. Per· sonal witnessing and Prayer 1 ' I : I I ' I, Battle for souls will concluclc Mormon Elders A Plea For Some Old ) ! the meetings at the 'femplc, on BEST LOVED HYMNS the Lord's Day. All arc invited • BY REV. DR. FRED SASS savinoo ... ··Sunday Services lOll "Ask for the old paths an d lion ~~ Ollrselles b.. ' ·; to attend and share the fellow· Exh or t at ship. Abide with me: fast falls the eventide, walk therein.'' Striking word~ And h a sha!!J: :.-'-·------Tues. 7.30 p.m., Band and }fhe darkness deepens· Lord with me abide· ''Rend The Best Books First-" to come from the lips of a young arou~, at 1are the Songsters Rehearsal. l I I '. ' · In all the uses o! time, of which man well ur.der thirty! For' thron~ · 0 ~ the ··'A•' · "9 I' Ch I Minister, WESLEYRev: V. A Smi.th, Wed., 8 p.m., The Temple W 1en ot 1er he pers fall, and comforts flee, our last week's article was writ·J youth ~as a.Iways. been regarded our , 11 ee~; n:ark{t !Can UrCh ten, some surely should be taken as bemg 1mpalJcnt with that J·ust', .. 1· -, In the ... ; Of C BJ\., ll.D.: 1\hmstcr of V1s1 Home League Meeting. Help of the helpless, 0 ahide with me. · h' h · \d • n ~ ' . .. . anada tation Rev. F. G. Weir; Organ Thursday: 7.30 p.m., Prayer ro~ readmg - for acquaintance w ~c ~s o :md eager fo.r that amt:?~rne/' 1rt new, And yet th:s was re· I'• c ·• how and Choir Director, Mr. John Meeting; 8,00 · p.m., Central ' I t th ' ... , """~" ' Swift to its close ebbs out life's little day; ~real men. What we read Is o! no e case of a young man: rest? ~ ·;;.:' , 'I Lca·Morgan, M A., B. Music lloliness Meeting. 1 1 THf. NI!:\VI'OUNilLI\ND (Qxon). Saturilay: 2.30 p.m., Memorial Earth's joys grow dim, its glories pass away; mcaluble con5equence-for hooks grown prem~turely old or or an: ldh; o"e .IS. ::e" I are of variable qualit" an d old head on young sho:~ldeis It , ther, 1· · kJa:r.; 11 a.m., Nursery in the Young Service nt Cemetery on Black· " • t h . I (.: !'l 1 \'lLP, ,,, ' 'I ('1\TIJl\llllAL Change and decay in all around I see: ch aractllr - .some true, so m e waR JUS .a young .cart t!la~ God h~;m~n ;;o~·,·~~· . '; · "(23rd Sunday After Trinity) People's Room; Junior C011gre· marsh Road. 1 I . g~tion in the Primary and Be· 0 Thou who changest not, abide with me. false, some v1rtuous, some salac· had toucned, young eyes that llilin 5 •. ,,.,t· e. up, to, I . ~ ·, (Within Octave of All Suints) 1 . :r gincrs' Rooms. ~Iorning Wor· ious •. some upllfting, some de· God had opened so thnl they s~w j som~t!•i~~ .~.::. .;;;,;!,: l :1 · · .7.00 a.m., Holy Communion: ship; 12.15 p.m., Meeting of the · CITADEL CORPS gradmg. Indeed, books are like- deepet• a n d further than anv natios 0,.' .. n.cr, t~ 1':1 .. 8.00 a.m., Holy Communion; Adam's Avenue I need Thy presence every passing hour; ly to be like the men who make other in that age. "Ask lor th~! ne·,~. b~) fstarre, ,,,; Session: 2.00 p.m., The K. F. S. n · d' d 1 . ~0.00 a.m., Television Chapel: '. : , ' ,. I •. Dible Class in the Church; 2.30 unga lcr an Mrs. Ken What but Thy grace can foil the tempter's power? books, and we would scarcely re· old paths." Clearlv it is a coun·l' ohl :.,111 1 . I · .10.15 a.m., Matins (said); 11.00 p.m .. sunday Schnol and Jun· Graham, Corps Officers . commen exposmg· ourselves or se I . t o a peop Ie w• h o hm·e lo;t · \',"ltii "" ,, ;.''"' '• ·o . ' Who like Thyself my guide andstay can be? d 11 ',j , a.m:, Procession and Choral iur Bible Class: 7.00 p.m .• Even· 73rd Anniversary Services our children to every man's the1r way, And this was precise· IJ"e 'r~·· .. , :- · · it 'Eucharist. Preacher, 'l'hc Vcn. Saturday: Through. cloud and sunshine, 0 abide with me. mind. And nlways we should be Jy the situation in Judah in the r;,. .h;: ',, lH_o~.r:d t1 il, ing Worship. Two members of B.OO p.m., Youth . RalJv and 1 .I .'f· G. Legge; 2.45 p.m., Sundal' discriminating in choosin!l l'!hat sc\'enth century B.C. Externally 1 o~or~i:'~ "',~:: cf?j II the Young People's Union, ' . School, Junior Bible Class and r · 1 Welcome to !cadet· of special to read-even as we would in Judah hJd 'ttwo mighty emnircs· n""'J.LI n.'.,1 ...J,trr.•l :'r'·' pr,_e J 1 I fear foe, with Thee at hand to bless;; [i· . SM:B.C.; 4.15 p.m., Holy Bnp- \~It B~rt and ~!.is~ Ella. Balt~r Services. Major Arthur Pitcher. no ch oosing what to eat--lest the t o rec kon w1 h-thc Assyr:ans Qn ' :cs v•l/ ,, · .. "'.. r:.": .•tl!flT and Churching of Women; ll'lll. asstst the mm1ster m lh1s Sunday: llls have no weight, and tears no bitterness: substance be unlit for food. "-- the North and the Egyptians on i in~·, ·ij. r .. ~[.~o~.! ;.:~ I 1 l'i! · t1.3b· p.m., Evensong, Sermon ·1 SCfi'ICe. ,li: and Procession. Preacher the . 11.00 a.m., Iloliiless Meeting. Where is death's sting? where, grave, thy victory? you require judgment in t be the South. And unfortun~tely 1_,.;.:,1 f,' .. b ~T?;~'~·, .-~ selection of buoks," said Carlyle the statesmm and kings of p·tr"", ,:, · r.:t ,, SiJb·Dean. ' 1 COCIIRt\NE STREET 2.30 p.m .. Sunaay School; 7.00 . ' J d , th~ I ' .~..c r ~!1" \'l il':, I triumph still if Thou abide with me . "read msight into what Is for • u ah cou1d 11ever quite make s·cch · 0,. ..,.. : )' . 1 • I . Week·day Services: Minister: Rev. L. A. D. Cur· p.m., Evangelistic Meeting. ' . ,, . the advantage of human souls, up t.heir mi_nus on the matt~r o[ 'r' a;:, ~~~·nto · .' I 1 11 '!l'hurs. 9.30 a.m. tis, llA, BD, DD. Organist and i\lonllay: Hold Thou Thy Cross b ef ore my cl osing eyes, the exclusion or all kinds or clap poltcy. 'rhey shuH!ed tkc m•n:,.,.. , 1:'.I .i ·. · Matins: 1\!on., Tues., Fri. nnd Choir Director: D1. D. K. S.OO p.m., Musical program by for~1gn ~:! ~ crcing :-.'cw II' Shine through the gloom, and point me to the skies: ·trap books which merely ex· ang compromised until finally he an i<":;n~;~· art!!· to. beat to fi1 ' ' Sat 7.30 a.m., Wed. 7.45 a.m., Peters, LTCL. Band and Songsters. I' . I 'fuesday: cite the astonishment or foolish no ody trusted them and ever}'· when a rna··.. . has been sll'i I' Holy Communion: Mon., 11.00 a.m., Morning Wor. . . Heaven's mornhw breaks, and earth's vain shadows II • I I M people-" "We talk of food ior body's hand was against them. · terrible cnc~n~; cq: demoted Pa it _:fuc~ .• Fri., and Sat. !All Saints) ship. Broadcast over V.O.C.M.; ·•r Anmve~sary Dtnncr. flee: the mind, as of food [or the Bu~ this disgraceful foreign j 011n sm and"f0]j:.~e:: Bob Dillab 'I r7':1f 5 a.m. and 10 a.m. Thursday Congregation; Nursery hursday. . I \ o Junio~ In life and death, 0 Lord, abide with me. Amen body;" wrote John Ruskin, "now P?licy after all was only theine· is emptv and ·· and Sudb !:: .1 I • t\oensong· Dail at 5 30 (Spccml preacher· Re\' A 8.00 p.m., Central Holiness ...:..:._:_:______:._ __ __:.______a good b?ok contains such food Vltable . consequence of internal• fairest hopes · .\1-' • • Y • p.m. . · · · :\leeting ~ar incurred 14 r [I. except Fraday 7.30 p.m. ISm1th, B.A., B.D.; 2.30 p.m., • · inexhaushble,- (But) no book is corr?phon. In Jerusalem in I -1Jf what 31 1 _; against Me I ,I Sunday School and Bible Class; . worth anything which is n o t parhcular-a n d the 'whole of i achiercments;' ;·; 1'. 'I 1 Howie Yc ,, ·' i:H,\PEL OF TilE EPIPIIANY 7.00 p.m., Evening Worship, fol· ~lUNDY POND CORPS worth ~uch;-" "Books are the IJudah took its note .from Jeru· in this re"on.of ~/ wai 1·crs. Bt I• !j(Strawberry ~Iarsh Road) lowed by the Sacrament of Holy Major and Mrs. Edward best thmgs, well used," said Em· sal.em-the crudest kmd o! pag. I that the sanctuac·'l I ~ Anglican Commuinon. Necho, Corps Officers. erson "abused, (they are) among amsm was rampant accompanied I it is becan 3 '.,. 9.30 a.m., Holy Communion; Both Serl'lces will be con· Saturday 7.30 p.m., Torch· the worst." "We must be care· by the vilest kind o! immorality.! sett!ed finalil' i/e"' 5 , ~·~-~ p:m.; Sunday School; 7.00 due ted by the Minister. Visitors bearers Meeting. ful what we read," said John The old faith which bad been the the ;oa! ;, e . , m . Ev n' are cordially welcome. Sunday 11 a.m., Public Holi 1 th~t : ~·t ~··. c song. · ness Meeting; 2.30 p.m., Com· Lubbock "and not, like the sail· glory and the strength of t h e j Church in . , ... Bishop 01:s of Ulysses, take bags of notion's past had become only a greater mirac:es . ; ST. THO~ CIIURCH GEORGE STREET pany Meeting; 3.30 p.m., Sing· 1 wmd for sacks of treasures.-" ~emory. There were few men ' in the "rta'e 1'5 Phil ,I ' ! '• I . School and Youth Fellowship; of the Lord's Supper will be be had." It comes down essen· for the new and the novel. New gi 1•es w3v to . ~Oriole• 1·s Athl ! j 'I , I ' J PRAYER i is not in them, God may throw tially to this-that besides being "isms" were springing up every is lost in. , Jl , I 4.00. p.m., Holy Baptism and observed. First Baptist Churchings; 6.30 p,m,, Evening Many people look on prayer as , them into the Heavenly waste· a depository of the knowledge, day and new idols were being ' not need these tbs · ST. JAMES UNITED CHURCH an aviator might look on a para· 1 basket. If we ·do not harken to discovery, and experience of the· erected everywhere. And yet h- in our dal'~ w! ' ·• 1: Prayer, Preacher, Rev. D. Genge Church . I :·; I Bro'adcast C.J.O.N. Elizabeth Avenue \Vest chute: they hope they may nev·l whnt we sny, God may not bar· world, books are also a renee· :Vilh all their new "isms" anrl iind them w~ m'rt . ·' Minl~ter: Rev. D. L. Brown 104 PORTUGAL COVE RD. er have to use it, but it may ken to us. tion of men's minds: They re- !dols the people were not find· path iwck to the .. 'VI~GINIA Scii'Oot CHAPEL B.A., B.D. Organist and Choir come in handy if they ever have fleet the false as well as the . mg peace or rest or contentment. Rev. F. C. Fencrty, B.A. to bail out: Prayer has many As one listens to prayer at true; the trivial as well ns the; Life was full or sound and fur'' from tre ·.: ·. Z;~O p.m., Sunday SchooL Director: Mrs. F. Davis. Sunday Services: l!~rc wo~:i 11 a.m., Morning worship. Sunday Services: forms, such as vocal, meditative public gatherings, one wonders profound: the degrading as well signifying nothing, There was Jesus to seck; /i !~ Sacrament of Infant Baptism and contemplative prayer. In i! they are not said for the audi· ns the uplifting. And merely be- a ~unger in the souls of men Here may Hi< :or~l ,;: I ' ~. CHRIST CIIURCII, I ! ~ I • i 9.45 p.m, Sunday School; 11 vocal prayer we go to God on ence, rather than to God. cause somethinA" is put into print which not all of the new things Temkrly · · Quldl Vidl will be administered; 11.00 a.m., a.m., Morning Worship; 7.15 spea~; · 2:00 p.m., Sunday School· Kindergarten Sunday School for foot: in meditation we go to God 5, One of the best forms of doesn't mean that it Is worth were satisfying. It was a pitiful p.m., Evening Worship, followed on horseback: and in contempla· prayer Is Communion in love. reading, or that it can be be- age adrift in rudderless and pilot- Jesus, o~::· deare;t 11.3Q. p.m., Evening Prayer. ' children up to 5 years; 2.30 by The Lord's Supper. :l :: j' p.m., Sunday School; 2.30 p.m., tive prayer, the saints go to God Prayer is a dialogue. Silence is lieved. And as surely a~ men less boats on the strange tides While at Thy feet ;1· Wednesday: in a jet. broken in two ways: either shall be held accountable for of the world. I o Ir.t Thl' smi!e c:!icl ' .ST. !\IICHAEL AND ALL Teachers Training Class; 7.00 7.45 p.m., Mid-week · service I There are several concrete with fellowman or with God. It their acts and utterances, they 1 'Tis The; we seek. 'Jj ,: ·,: . ANGELS p.m., Evening Worship. for Bible Study and Prayer. I! , · St. Clare' Ave • suggestions that may be given is broke~ wit.h .fellow·mnl' .m shall just so surely be accoun- But God mo\·~s in a myst.eri·l . (23rd · Sunday After Trinity) ST. PAUL'S for prayer: conversallon: 11 IS broken Wtlh table f o r what they put into· ous way. And 1t was .Jeremmh. 1.. In prayer, do not do all the God in prayer. Whatever lov· print. And so reading s h 0 u 1 d the prophet, who called his peo·l ~ :· I i !' l!j ~.. oo a.m., Holy Communion. (Biackler Avenue) I w· ll.OO a.p1 .• Procession and Sung 11.00 a.m., Mr. J. D. Bourne; Trinity Lutheran talking; listen. What would a ers say, therefore, w~ fiiY· always be selective-and "out pie back to the old way of Iii'· I 1tness I. 7.00 p.m., Mr. Howard Collins. doctor think If you went into the Sometimes when prayer becomes of the best books." "Rend the; ing. "Ask for the old paths, and I •l " :: I i' Euchamt; 2.30 p.m., Sunday ; ' I I ' . School and Bible Class; 3.45 Church office, rattled off all your symp· very deep as human love, it. can best books first," said Thoreau, ; walk therein," he cried; "and ye f 0 r 1 ' toms and then walked out? How express itself only by a s1gbt. "or you maY not have a chance: shall find rest lor your souls." 0 h d d .,, p.m·., Holy Baptism; 6.30 p.m., GROVES ROAD Worshipping at t•rlnce ut Wales 1 '' .. ' 3.00 p.m., Sunday School; 7.00 did you ever learn a lanl!uage It is more than can be expres· to read them at all." "The And what were the old paths? ne U? re. '"' , Evensong and Sermon. Annex-LeMarchant Road If not by listening to it? How sed in words. More suggestions Spoken Word" bY Richard L.: There was lirst the old path to ! , , \Vednesday: . p.m., J. D. Bourne. ~~ ~~tenoe~ rr.~ Barters Hill does a scientist Jearn the laws will appear in the next article. Evans. : the sanctuary, to the bouse of!\, n;;~~ ·h· ; ' 'l : 7.00 a.m., Holy Communion. 0 FORT AIUIIERST (Barters Hill entrance) of nature, if it Is not by passive- God, to public worship. One! ~ [h ' ~~ ;c~,~;.rl'y i ...~'l}tsday: Rev. Wm. Kursehlnski, Past· !Y sitting before nature allowin.g cannot. read. the story a ree·.; r .,' . 'I. 7.00 p.m., Mr. Roy Tlller• A Te Deum for .r~n ~~I' \\'it~,;;; · :~.J.tbo p.m., Confirmation Class or. 5 Torbay Road. 1t to reveal secrets? Prayer 1s Don't Envy Jeremmh's hmes w1thout reahs· ~e~olah0 . er ,,~, ' : :~dr:;.Adults. ·. · . (23rd Sunday After Trinity) not a constant talking to God. F ing that part of the sorrow of l'l ge, cto~ ' ~· 1 I ; . ::·l.li:f~ay: · r•"ends ··'., 9.30 a.m., Sunday School; 11 1 .. It Is not a one way street: it is OtherS the age was due to the deplor· ~ 1 , F L·!): 'I . ·1'i'~~ ~·-~ .: t>O. a.m., Holy Communion· Presbyterian 1 1 a.m., The Service; 12.00 a.m., a boulevard. Scripture s a y s: On this strange road of hills and able condition of public worship. • rk · ·5 3·~ ' ' · \ ~~· i i'!!i~Even§oilg .and Intercession: "S p e a k Lord t h y servant Don't think when you have trou- bends People were not taking it ser- spea er, ' 1! ·e · .1:' 1 . ST. ANDREW'S Holy Communion, I '! ; \•. : :~day, Remembrance Day, heareth," which too mnny in bles I thank Thee for the gift of fri· iously, ~lultitudes bad discarded ne~se~ arct a~::r.i' · I 11 ;:;:~t. Martin. of Tours): 8.00 The Kirk 0 I prayer change to: "Listen Lord, That your neighbor goes scot· ends, · it altogether, and the majority ~~ .1 "f ctio~~· 'u · ·: iI .. 1 · £.~·1!1~ Holy .ComriJUn!on, Minister, Rev. Chas. 1 G. Christian· . ' thy servant speaketh." . · free For friends whose soberness and of those who sti!I went did so b 11~0 nr foe dil;i; ttr. ,.i t ! 1: l . ' .. ~ -: Stobie, M.A. Organist and Choir· I 2. The essence of prayer 1s Because be shows a smiling front fun from wrong mohves. Now Jere- e s 1 master, 1\Ir. Robert MacLeod, ~ 11: I ~~co oFST:" MARY mE Sdence not "give me this" or give me And battles cheerfully, Make three miles seem as short miah knew that there was no .. ; . e q 10.30 a.m., Bible Classes 11 3 '1 : , t , '. .;;.~.: · . .- VIRGIN that." Petition is very lawful No, man, He, too, has troubles. as one, substitute for the sanctuary. T:.e), . : a.m., Morning Service; 7 p.m., a ~ 1, : · ~ ·'·~··· . (Southside Road) Corner Rennie's llllU Road and form of prayer, but it is only one But herein the dl!ference lies. For friends with whom my dark· He knew 'the part it had played I ' ;. !' i! . , (23rd Sunday After Trinity) Evening Service. rna;'3 r':'~ Empire Avenue) form of prayer. What would a While you go idly moping round est mood In o t.h e r days-how it had 1 ~.-!n'~·ocm 1 1 The morning service will be ;I ..· . .I:!.' i·, j ~~JJO . a.m., HIo y Communion; Sunday: young man think of n girl who; The other fellow tries. Can be indulged and understood, centraliZed, deepened, and sweet· \~·',·, ·.~· 11ten• 1 ~. ! 1 9. 0 a.m., Sunday School- broadcast over Radio Station on every date, asked for a gift? For friends with whom I •·t or ened human life. Of course it .,. '"'"''' w;" V.O.W.R. 1 ~ \ !\; : Blackh.ead Road; 10.30 a.m., 11 a.m., Sun day Serv i cc. Sub· T • 1 th b t t d t mg1 shne1 10 I You are invited to worship ject of Lesson Sermon: "Adam he more love there is, the less Don't envy other people: walk was an o d pa , u i le o a ; . ' I• ·; l+A· and Post Confirmation And Fallen Man"; 1. a.m., is the desire to receive. 0 n e Maybe, If the truth you knew, With no necessity for talk, House which gave what none o! hunjj.'., ·3,: 1• ; ; ;fCillsses; 11.00 a.m.,. Holy Euch· with us. 1 00 I~ 0 Sunday School for pupils up to of the reasons why we tear .price You'd find their burdens heavier For friends whose voices e c h 0 the many new houses gave- a :Cw ·r•n·.;.,• r.:"• m~1.1~~ •. ·/I '.I . ~r~ and Kindergarten Sunday the age of years. tags off .our gifts is in order that far clear peace. and content an~! res:· l!or on~ ·~n;lhe!. .. !School; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School ST. DAVID'S ~· Wednesda:r:'20 there w11l be no relationship be· Than is the case with you, As beJls upon my inward ear, Jeremmh was not a!rmd to crt·\ 1 . 1 ~ k , tna• <01 i ), , 1,. ·~2.tlr· p:m., Bible Classes• 4 00 Elizabeth Avenue at Portugal M tl tl~een the gift of the lover and Because a feJlow, rain or shine, For friends whose paUence can ticlse the sanctuary. but he di.d ~1.; •n~t yo~· b·,n 'I ~; · ; ';p.m., Holy Baptism and ciJUr~h- Cove Road Satu~d~y:8 ee ng. the love of the giver. When the Can show a smiling face, outstay so hecause he ·rP.ahsed what 11 1ctp.;;~ 1 .. ,5• " ::: .ing of"\\' omen; 6.30 p:m., Even· Minister: The Rev J. A. prodigal son left home, he said Don't think you'd have nn ensi· The longest night and longest day had been, could b~ and ought to! you .•. ' · ~ • JOtlg. · · Goldsmith. Directress of Praise: R a.00-4.30 p.m., Free Reading to his father: "Give me." When er time For friends who turn no round· be. He wanted h1s age to tRke H niJined ~~! • • . Miss Barbara Rose. oom. he returned,' a chastened• young. If you could take his place. ahout tthe old path back to the sane· "t l'U!luU.e t e~. ;;od. 's · ~ :--*~(. CnURCH OF THE. 11 a.m. Morning· Worship. ~nn, he sa~~: to hts father: When once theY'vo found my Ullry, go·.-~~nm~nt, ralt~ r-~r .. ·• ·ASCE~SION Sermon Subject: "The Light of Make me. The hope and cherry courage weakness out, 5.1·,t•!ll5 of rJ.l }~.;,, Mount Pearl Men"; Sacrament of Holy Bap· . k th t G d . Th t ' it t t I Bt" I tb' 11 I s • nf man ·- " I Jehovah's 3. D o no thm a o 1s a a mr e one o re r eve For friends whose stern rebuke " ~ IS ca. any .e s ur ,e · 0- is to udle I t11.-rJ:;:; .,IHI Tuesday: necessary, but prayer must lea~e f y 1900 years for our business me· A good is neltr c...,n GOWER STREET. · 1 W H • sows courtesy, •.. ~nister: Rev. R. W. Bralne, ST. AIDAN'S , 8.30 p.in., Prophetic Bible room for the worries, the cares, OU ere applneSS thods, our means of transport, met1 he who plants ~ lf."f.. Asliistant·•Minlster: Rev. A. Topsail Roa~:~n~~mmonwealth Discussion of Daniel 11:1-45. the n!J!)ds, the anxieties, the If you were busy being kind, Take What God Gives You our science. What should we go ..:. Thursday: griefs of our own henrt. Each Before you knew it, you would Take what God gives, heart of back 1900 years for our religion? love; pJeas~re right ). Smith, B.A., B.D. Director of Minister The Rev M 0 w 7.30 p.m., Bible Speaking and· of us has a bilart unlike any find mine, Give us something new! It is grateful mmd lrs·c ChriJtlan Education, Mr. A. E. .Moncrief Organist Mr' All~tal~ Reading Class; 8.30 p.m., Min· other in the world; It is this dif· You'd soon forget to think 'twas And build your house of happl· old fashioned to go to church. but general!!' ' •oppc Heselwood. Organist ·and Choir Drysdale: . ' • , reward. istry Development Class. ference which makes up the con· true 1 ness. And so· there bas been an UP· : ·. ie~~ Director: Mr. Douglas Osmond, 2.30 p.m., Sunday Church We Invite All to Attend. tent of proyer. Our Blessed Lord That some one was unkind to Perchance some have been given welling of new religions, new L.R.A.M• Y School; 7 a.m., Divine Worship, said that He calls His sheep by you philosophies, new methods of 9 411 . more, ' .'IT. C . am., oune People's name: . th ere fore, H i s sheep But many have been given less, Oh, build your house Class In the Memorial S 1-· t · ·Adult Bible Class In Army should personally respond. If If you were busY being glad Th t 1 1 t f t a YO IOn Pentecosta I all of our prayers· are cl·rcular And cheering people who are sad, Thee reasuresJu Yb ng t ra 1 tlyour ce • ness. ·Room; 11. ain,, letters in the sense that our heart Although your heart may ache Anotherva ebuilder you ulooking a n Yon, guess, Trust not tomorrow's Preacher- TEMPLE CORPS BETIIESDA TEMPLE ·Bralne, Sermon Sub- · Springdale Street . 209 Uew Gower· Street ELIM PENTECOST At a hit, Would barter heaven to possess.. bring 141 Casey Street You'd soon forget to notice it. The dreamed of _ joy am CThhrelttiNanur~eeryrltagwei'l'l; l. tBtrlCgadler Oanffdl Mrst B. F.·H&I• . A, C. Snow, Pastor, E, B. Wm. Ollvl!r, Pastor. Have YQU found work that you which you wait, · ·• • · e , orps · cers, Snow, Asst. Pastor. . If yo•J were buuy being good can do? y h the Mem.orlal Build· · · Sat • 7 · p.m., y ou th Fe 11 ow- ... 10.30 a.m., Prayer .Service; 10 ·05 a.m., 0 ld , Old Stoey A d d . . t th b · ou ave enough of· pleasant V.O.C.M.; 11.00 a.m., Commun· n omg JUS e est You Is there a heart that loves you things p.m. Sul)dpy. :School: s)llp; ·Sun. 11 11.m.; Worship In 11.00 a.m~,. Morning· Worship !on Service; 2.45 p.m., Sunday · could, best? To house -your soul In; goodly frJeacl~er, Ev.enlllg• · Worahip, Holiness; 11.45 a.m., Directory and Lord's Supper; 3,00 p.m., School; 7.00 p.m., Evangelistic You'd not have to blame some Is there a spot somewhere cal· state; .. Rev. R. W; Braine. Classes, Y.P. llall; 2 30 p m Sunday School, (Missionary Service. man led home Tomorrow's t I me's relentless Subject: ''The. Quest Company Meeting, ijlbie Cla~ae~ Day); 6.30 p.m., Prayer Service; Monday; B.OO p.m., Prayer Who's doing just the best be can. Where, spent and worn, y 0 u r stream 8.30 p.m., St. Singing Company Primary Ac· 7.00 p.m., Evangelistic. Meeting. soul may rest? May bear what now you have ry Fl ld H Presby. tlvltles; 7.00 p,m.,. Public ·SRI· · Evangelist David Bursey will If you were busy being right A friendly tree? A book? A song? a ay re1 e o~r 1n the Lee· vatlon Meetlna with Band continue with special services monies.Th urs day: 8. 00 p.m., Testi· You'd fl nd y ourse If t oo b u s Y· A dog that loves your hand's Take whatw · God gives, o hear, t I.P;eakor, . Songsters and Comrade5 all each week night at p.m. and _:toH~~\ Gu~s, ~n~ a Saturday: 8.00 p.m., Young Peo· quite caress? and build · ...... ~ ~ n orlhail of t e- uniting to bring the goci~ tid· . also Sunday. pic's. . To criticize your neiqhbor long A store of health to meet life's Your house of happiness todaY. .._,... 1 . atrol.. . · lngs of Salvation from sin Everybody Welcome. Because he's busy being wrong. need- , Mrs. B. Williams. .. I, Holy Cross Al~s Jack Oliver'Curling Club. Sthsd·~l:~ r,.· rades Expected To . Sp~~t:.. ,~!~~N Wins Opens This After.tn~n ! .') .1'1 .~). CO~niiTTEES APPOINTED , The scmmi·monthly meeting ll\1 • I T h I The St. John's (..'urling Club Miss B. Fitzgerald minateHockey Weekend of the Holy Cross Association emoria rop y I will hold its offtcial opening l . H. McGilii:~.. I. t 0 was held Sunday morning, .Oc· .this· afternoon at .. 2.30· at the, ' f. tober 28, 1951, in the music ! Club with four St. John's team:; ,\Irs. R. Moyse Mrs. J. E. ~auuc. , .·.' ~ . IS I'Rt:SS 1 up with the $20,000 price There was a full practice Fri· room at Holy Cross School for OTTAWA lCI')-·'fackle Bob· ~lontrela; quarter hack Bernlc 'meeting rcprc3cntatives from Ctous.on ' · H. f .•11ari.\J. 11 came v. 1 ! tHE rl~~ 1 ; iach. noted ' ta~ on the ~rash young rookie. day with the emphasis or the the main purpose of appointing bic Jack Oiihvor of 111ontbrcal ~1· Faloncy and tackle ,John Bar· · the Bell Island and the Torbay .• Jt;s nl. l.iarland lJ. ::i. JJai'I. . 1 I 11 1 1 1PU 11 ' h shadow)' a!· I ~luzz Patmk, noting the flurry fundamental hockey truism that the l'arious committees. Mr. oucttcs, an~ or ~! t 1e est uC· row, Hamilton Tiger·Cats. linP· ' Curling Club. : ~liss A. Chat wood • • . , :n ~ ~ional Hockey of action by teams loping after )'ou can't win if you can't put Leo B. Stead, President of. the I fcnsive unit in eastern fqotball, hacker Gerry Nesbitt and de · : Miss M. Deverca~ .. 1 · 1f ttc ·.a the ~lontrcal 1 his nangcrs: • the puck in the net. Holy Cross Association, pre· 1 was named today as the 1961 fcnsil'e half , The !allowing teams will rc· : ;u•ptcbtrdng to beut "I don't particularly want a Da1•cy Kcon, Bob Baun, Bill )ld sided o1·er the r.1ecting and the wmner of the Je!! Russel ~le- ; half. present :>t. Jontr. L.unm,; O..:Juu L. Goldstein A. Lu::. .. . if . · arc, ct. place as well long winning streak. Any club Harris, AI Arbour and Johnny following committees and chair· moria! Trophy. · .Jim Rountree and , ,,us aacmoon at 2.1~ p.m .•ltrs. A. J. Uunne

1 1 ·lihC mar• ' can get hot for awhile. Jt's when Bower were ·given· Thursday off n'len of cad1 were appointed. Alouettes, already eliminated Toronto Argonauts. · .· agatnst reprdcmatives t.·om • !llrs. V. Ciou.;to .. · tht ICC· era 1 manager· you're winning a few, dropping by lmlach, b.ut Keon and Bower Athletic Corr,mittcc- Chair· from ttlc Eastern Football Con· I Last year's Winner was half· betl !slana Curling Club and ; W. A. Knowling B. Boone · gen 10 \laplc Leafs. a few but getting your share of showed up anyway. Baun, who man, John Simms; Secretary, fercnce playoffs, also came up back Roh Stewart of Ottawa. 'J'oruay Curling Clull: . llrs. C. Doyle P. Poltaru , of T~ron ~n the den! the points that a club gets con· w.anted to skate, is down with Jim Walsh. ·with the rookte of the year m The 24.year·old Oliver, an 1 Team 1., G. Gtannou, Skip; i 31 r!::1 '!1l!ton Bruins send fitlence, jells' into a solid pack· flu. 1\ield Committee. Chairman. , punting end Giovanni llerrctta. American import playing his i R. Templcwn, ~late; J. Meehan •. 1 J. E. Butler J. G. B.eams d ~lontredl see." he said. as player·conch. Ron Stewart's slap shot. ant, Pat ~lackey. ' sportsmanship, will to win and weighs 245 pounds. cond; H. )lurphy, Lead. · .. an • to ~rin~ Arm·, \\'OJ,VES HOWL Arbour, who plays his hockey 1 Sick Visiting Committee - promotion of team spirit. Abil· BERRETT A llmiEBREW Team 3, J. Cheivers Skip· U5-10.30 llhl . 1 ~'; replacement for 1 ]11ontreal, which hadn't lost in behind the blue line and a pair Cl.mrma~, . F ran k "T oe " Byrnc; ity, prowess and number of Berrctta, l9·year·old product R. LeGrow, i\late; C. Doyle,' :Se· ' ~p 1j d ll'hen the)' do .. el!!hl games, dropped two in a o[ spectacles, is testimony to R. Templeton F. Bishop L". • 0 of" I row and the wolves are begin· Imlach's perspicacity. Al was Vtce·Ch.atrman, F.. :\laynard.. points scored are not the prime of ~lontreal high school foot·j cond; Snow, Lead. J. Burgess H. Wytie • ro h~ on II' waircd : ning to howl for the return of left unprotected In the draft by Bowl.tng Comnut~ee-Chatr· conoideration in electing a ball, is an offensi1·e end but has Team 4., N. Hockwell, Skip; R. Horwood C. Tobin · 1•.' :11 backstop . "beenuse · . D'IC Iile · "'I oore an d J can Be 1' I· Clucago . an d P unc h par t ed WI'tl 1 man, Jtm Gosse; Asststant, Bar· winner though they do have a been use~ e.xclusivcly a~ a punt· I v. CJouston, ,\late; 1. Bowering, J. Bell ?>!iss C. Whelan ry ~lm~nder. . . bearing. tn!( spcctahst. Second; V. McDonald, Lead. ~.J!~) g do11 n to Huli·Ot· i l'ean. ant with training·camp in· the $20,000 draft price. · 1 Pubh_c. Relatton;I-Chatrman, The trophy commemorates Going into 'the final weekend [ The above players are re· ill 1° n!ai'CI'·CO:rch." Ijuries. . In last Wednesday's win o1·cr A. C. Rockwell W. Weir mat~, ~llke Woo.ds, P?onc,80016; the late Jeff Russel o£ the old or the rer,ular season schc~ule., tnindcli ot the luncheon to be ll 31 1.~liE XEII'S , Thc~e·s no hope of Beii1·eau Montreal, Arbour blocked 10 K. Moir W. Pitl'cey a:rd hope~ of lrades . returmng before. Decem.bcr, but shots-four of them by Bernie AsSIStant, Damian R~ an, Phone I Montreal AAA team in the big Bcrretta had punted 74 times held at the Club bcoinning at o. Wylie Mrs. ~. Strong 95505 or B0081. . . Four. Russel was electrocuted for a total of 2,982 yards and 112.30 p.m. Please be o on 'time. , the sports p.1;e;; as I ~loorc has be~~ skatmc and Geoffrion who comes by that ~lrs. R. Templeton 'I' , a'uc prepared for a l mal' I'elurn tomght. BoJm·Boom nickname honestly. Boost~r Commttlce- Chmr· while repairing a polver line in an averaqe of 40.3 yards per ' .lllXED llONSPJ::IL Mrs. T. Hot'li·ood ,. \. :f ~ction in whirh \'ell'· .Toe Blake, after Th.ursday "l'1·e been lucky," A!'bour ma~, MI~e Brown. : . lllontreal in 1926. His No. 1 punt. This phiced him fifth i 7.30-9.15 I . R· ·cr 1i;il :.lontrcal: m~ht's loss to Boston, smd: says. "The worst 1'1·e got has Collecl!on .committee-Chair· sweater was retired by Ilion!· in punttng. His longest punt : :iir L. Outcrbl'idge A. Foster. \\'. Winsor Mr!. G. Sparkes ) ~ II 1 · ., ·;~~Black Hawk~ drop! "\\'e just weren't shooting." be~n some bruises." man, ~~:T~tmT~sOPJIIES real. 11:as 60 yard~ and ~c had two T. Woodford Mn. A. Lush I G. Knight I. Warren · : , I l 'I (~c,, <; 1 r In•· -· I TEAMS NOMINATE sm~lr,~ to his credit. 1\lrs forbes C Byme H M Wheian ! , Toronto on -" u <• • · 1 I mo1 d • PRESENTED Players on eacl1 team in the Other nomincr:~ for the Gruen ~. Bishop Mrs. A.' ~!arlin . . .Mrs. :\Iurie! Whelan ro1onlo c; t~ De· I • Also at this meeting the conference nominate two of Trophy as rookie of the year i ?>!iss J. Winsor Fitzpatrick ar.d ChicJgo lr:l~C!s ~~ , I G. j ·. tn what do nJure Riders ~:cc~~n~~~~~n t~f ~~~;;ri,hi~ their teammates for the trophy. Twerc tackl~e Cas~eyG WoodL 0.r n. ~luyse D. Lowe i A social hour will follow at 1 . Nmg \Cw 'ork A> The winne.r is elected by th.e .oronto anu.~uar." .eorge. a 1• A :G. Crane J. Meehan: 10.30 p.m. Rinks availabl• for ':"t ~ When a , Angel, who l'ecciyed them on h f H 1 Tl • nely and world ~·~ 10' bent 1o find n pia)'· M l behalf of the school, ·rrom Jack conferences board of govcr· Clc 0 am~ ton. tere I\ as no 1 H. Johnston .\lrs. S. Boone 1 Scratch Games at -4..30 p.m. 1an is caught . ::· ,.,. been ;witching the i t nors and referees who have Ottawa nommee. , ·:\i ...• ~ ·• a:d cemotert Parl;cr ~lac· ! ee IIIan~lement 01 Argonauts Taylor, one of the member.; 'of seen all teams in action. Last year's winner was Bill ! R I d• L • ~11 folly; when io; Bob Dillnbough. late 1 1 g~~tsH~~m~ros~heCh~~~ion~~~~~ Nominees this year were: OJ. :Mitcpell, defensive i eglon -.· .. t·n and Sudbury ..\l~o. · oya (ana tan md a coffin lull; ~ ;-·: currcd t4 r.l!ll!llcs in B.•· TltE CAN,\DIAN PR.tSS nauts is replacing. Fouts, who Trophy and the Doc Day Tro· iver and fullback Don Clark, with Toronto. ·------. Ill'S hai'C tn·nil are · ' 1 .r.a;.lin;t :.lontreal a I ll:S a case of the healthy suffered a shoulder separation :I nls? It is Howie y 01111 ~ was I ngnm•t the not·SO·healthy . when while pla)'lng at guard in the •airm. !lui no hod)' i Toronto. Argonauts clasry m Ot· Toronto - Montreal game last . i .· ion o[ deep ~ented~~~tse~:;~~f~~cshf!. as well as the ~~~re Herder ~~! E I p kers Hold I' T Sponsor Hockey t:.:,.::::------.. --- , tawa with the Rough R](lers to· Sunday, which Toronto won ag es ac 0 I; ;;mctumy First Round Trophy. Individu· I · I'· 1t1sc a man's i dav to determine who finishes 15·9. a! awards to team members . I I, 1 >econd in tlle Eastern Football Possible replacement choice:! d 1:1lly in the a sincere desire to help. : Conference. include Art Darch, ,John Casey, 1 that in Bow'ing The Pee Wee league bec~me ' The Argonauts, who hold a Bill Mitchell or Boh Brady. Ken I • ~:F.~.~~:~:;~a::~:r~~~~!"f~ i~~~ Seasons Halfway :no~~~ ~~::~:ianB~e~~~n ~~s ~e~ a member o£ the Newfoundland I ! I onc·point mar~in Ol'et• Ottawa Beck, trained at tackle, is learn· lea s anrl Jim Tucker for the most · d · h k .I , ;wing into the game, arc in the .lng the guard position and might Mmor Hockey Association la~l S(hedu:e finishes with 115)~ Members or · JURGB:-ISEN IS KEY · ct cd to. sponso.r mmor oc ·cy year and at the fall meetin' of ! happy spol of having mo~e !it fill in. End Tex Schricwcr is - I 1 m the nty agam thts year. I' the Championship Team were 1\y•JIM HACKLE~tA~ By now, Eagles have made i The Committee in char·•e of the Association it 11·a~ decided i pl11~Ws al'ailablc than they can another possibility. Juse. Onl)' end Dick Fouts is in· REST<; FAI.ONEY a~ follows: Philadelphia's spirited Eagles believers of the skeptic,, and I this project under the ~hair· that the provincial Pee Wee ' jui·cd. . With nothing at slake except . Frank "Foss" Furlong, Dick and bulldozing Green Bay Pack· .Jurgensen has been the ~~y, ! manship of Joe Kearney is now Hockey Tournament would uc . ' ·, 1 ,! I Coach 's Rou~h, prestige, coach :lim Trimble of O'Donnell, Jim Tucker. Charlie crs continue their drive toward shooting his way to the Nl' ; finali1.ing plans !or the 'start of held in St. John's this year. The I Richards. Lar Mullins, Bill Wil· a rematch in the championshi11 leadership 10 passtng and hrt·: another Pee Wee Hockc•· sea· Tournament will be held dur· 1 Hiders, on the other hand, ha1•e tho Ticals plans to rest hi~ bril· .•1 1·s Scnol or5 :four men on the injured list: liant quarterback, Bernie Fal· son, Jack Tay.lor. playoff as the second half of ing Eagles time and agam wtth : son. Registration of pial ers ing the Easter recess in 19U~, :i George Brancato, Ted Smale, oncy, and middle !(uard Vince Congrah~lahon5 fellas· Best the National Football League clu~ch performances. : started nn Saturday, Uctobet· and it is anticipated that team; ~""''"'"''" 1', Tigers of luck n.cxt seas?"· season kicks off Sunday. 'I he pressure has been on Jur· ' 28th, and was completed the from six or seven centres Will .111m 5-6 Chuck Stanley and Ron Stewart. cott. has been There's more at stake than earmarked as signal·callct• and A. special m.ee!lng of the col· I Eagles, soaring high on the g~nsen and the pass • catclnng ~ following Monday afternoon be competing for the Prol'in 11 Philhcs seconJ place. The winner will Tom Dublinski may spell him. lect.lOn CO":Jmtttee under the ! passing of a question mark trto of Tommy ~lcDonald, Pete : with a total of 360 youn" plav· ctai Championship. "' I'S Athletics C' • ~ 'i cam theright to be host for the Trimble wants to give his re· ehatrmanshtp of )lr. John · Retzlaff and Bobby Walston. . • I Simms, wijl be held Sunda)' quarfterback, Iehad the ?aster Bears are a team that can ' lersn registered lo play m the Holding the Tournament Ill •, : 1 sudden·death semi·flnal between sen·cs some action as well as • ,•1 morning at 11·15 am t H 1 Con ercnce Wtl stx wms 111 1 h Th ' · ca.,ue. St. John's means that the local \ \ the same two clubs Nov. 11. resting his top men preparatory · t'n · c.onanc Y seven starts, and Green Bay app Yth prfessure. . teylhve It is planned to have 24 . I ' : Cross School c1 ton? won etr~avly ast our a"asns e teague will be host to appron ! r!tl~\nt 8QW Img Today's other windup game of to the conference finals between "t'th tlte annttal Chrt'st' heads the west, also with a 6·1 S F . " D t . teams in the three di1·isions of \" the regular season,· in which either Toronto or Ottawa. Doubt- \' tan an ranc1sco 49 crs e ro1 1 mately 100 boys from mitinh ;\ t Brotllers Collectt'on A co.rdt'al record. Philadelphia i> home . d C It . ' Q t the league, grouped according i : Hamilton Tiger·Cats travel to lui starters include halfback · S d f b ttle wt'th Chi 1 tons an o s twtcc. uar er· 1 d .1 . h d t h teams and the Committee wu. invitation is exiended to all ex· un ay or a a · back Bill Wade, an off·season 1 age, an 1 1 ~ 0 0 ave be responsible for billeting anu I m the world we · :\lontreal, means nothing in the George Scott and end Hal Pat­ °. ?e ,· •I schedule pupils and friends to attend this cago Bears, second place club . 't' f th L A lhts completed m llme to start hospitality. In this connectim! , standings. The Ticals already terson. • • seck: 'mportant meett'ng in the west at 5·2, while the acql mstRton rhom b e os n· practices on November 7th. I 1y Ilk loving have wrapped up first place and The Als plan some defensive l ge es ams as een a pace any assistance in getting a tile Alouettes are pinned in the changes. Coach Perry Moss The Ways and :Means Com Packers play Colts 3-4 at Balli· tt . Ch' , · The Chairman of the Com· commodation for the visit; li . speak! mittee have announced that. more. seGer mB tcago sdrgesdurbgcnDce. mittee advises that there is a . I cellar. feels ·that Cosentino can throw . reen ay was e c y e· h h f h players would lie appreciateu. I.' TO USE CAUTION the long ball and will run much hckets on the annual Holy In other games it's Washing· tr 't . s ortage of coac es or t e ·I Ill!' dearest (52) os 17• 13 m 111e season opener 1t Tl c · ld Th b '11 b · : Thy feet we Clair has indicated he'll adopt the same kind of offence as Cross Association Christmas ton (0·7) at New Yor k · , b t h . b t . cams. 1c ommtttee wou e oys WI e m the c. Sweep wtll. be going on sale at Pittsburgh (2·5) at Cl eve 1an d u . as smce t ea en . stxd' sue· I be g1 a d to avat . 1 of the servtces· for approximate· 1y t hree. d•. "' smile de.~ctnd a cautious strategy against the Faioney. Gerry Thompkins will . • • cessiVe opponcn s, me 1u mg a · d · · d h 1 1 ,;. we seek. the end of this week Tickets (5·2), St. Louis (3·4) at Da 11 as . b C It f k of anyone mtercste m 11e 1pmg an any ou~c lo uer Wt\o Wu. Argonauts. be hacked up hy Gerry Doucette • • 45 .7 JO on o s our wee s' · h' d ·r l'k h "I'd rather play the l(ame the at quarterback for 1\fontreal. may be ohlatned from Associa- (4.3), Detroit (4·3) at San Fran· ! 111 t Is cpartment. So, 1 any 1 e to al'e one or more a. lthe semi·finall in Toronto with Th 'At tt 'll l 'lh lion members nr at the school. cisco (4·3) and Minnc&ota (1·6) ag~j . P k ld 1 ! of our readers feel that they gucots whilst· they are m bl 1' a fairly healthy club than win ~ . oue es WI Pay WI • W kl 11 1 at Los An~eles (1·6. owel er, ac crs cou Je ' would like to participate in lhis John's is asked to coni a ·t 1~) ~ a~e. as· ng a our cx·pupi s b hur~ing. Their l'crsatile half· ! • tl ' k II 11• 'G d B b ~ · this one here and be all banged out ,m)urcd cortJer·ba~ker R?n an rtenT~sk to support this ~ast ~ear, Eaglesthwere sur· back, Paul Hornung, has been : pru Jec1;. 1ry arc as ·ch<1 1o con· • . .T oo ~· e ar, drandc ccn· 1 1 1 11 1 8 11 1 1 1 up." he said. "We need el'cry· Bre11er, who. has .a ktdnc: a.tl· sweep, IC cts are 2 for 5e prtse wmners of e cas ern . d t ti 'th ; ac 1 son u cr. t c caguc 1 ary, c1 .. 3 1 8 7 , an a noc m •. · . m an ou recen y WI a nr· ' · 1 b b one healthy for that game." ment. an~! d~fe.nstve back Ed orHa boock of 12 !or. 25c. tJtle ahnd then upsct Green Bh.ay : .i,l!ty of ailments, linebacker Ray nt 1an•C~cr, or the JCha1::.man of i obf t 1c num edl' o£d o J·~ thbat .c~t That could mean that he won't Leat•n, wtth tnJUred shoulders. 1 1 11 1 nmdrcd and o y ross Jumor hockey for t e 1eague c 1ampwns 1p, ,,.t •· . If th d 11c omm1 ce. oc nearnc,1•. e accommo a c . 11 e e1 1~1. 'I f' h' f 11 'th I .-t sc 1J .. e ts o 1 o e army, en 'fh 1 . . '11 f' d . . .. ·' m!ed the public expect much action from de· In the Senior Intercollegiate t eam hc ld 1 s mt practice at 17·13. But t ss a , WI quar· R Kr r . d do "n by • c on y reqmremcnts speci· you WI m Il a 1·ecy rewaru tl St d' S d V B kl' on amc ts s 1owe '' f' d 18 d . . . ~ 111 en in a fensive halfback Brancato, who League, the have.nots meet the tc a mm. un ay.. October terback ace Norm an ~oc- m , a sprained ankle and another te -ol'cr years of age an mg expenenct. . ' l · which was the has a pulled hamstring m1ascle: haves. Undeleated Queen's Go!· 28th after ftl'e prev10us prac· gone to coach !llmnesota s new i 1.1 . J · . 'd I' d ------·-- ·------·------!·d«Y assembly halfback Stanley; end Smale dn Gaels entertain the Unil·ers· !ices at !he Prince or Wales Vikings and relatively untested: ~n' e Kin ury \\as ~~ e ~~~ I ' (! 1's Witnesm In and halfback Stewart, who in· lty of Toronto, who hav put Arena, and from the looks of Sonny Jurgensen the heir pre·: bertrty. ~amer, faf gu~r ?n Je: We've Got to Eat ~ ..,,,, the t th ld b f' . . d h' a cnno·ram o enstl'e 1me. . ,: i I October 2tl-22. jured his ankle when Hmnnton one win against three defeats, earn ey cou . e trst sumpllve, Ph1la elp 1a was .,, .: I I downed Ottawa 44·29 a week while second·place 1\!cGill Red· place contenders. Best of luck, given no more than a shadow ACROSS 7 Eats '; 'j;' I F1ml 8 ~hnerob ago. men, who have won two and course ·; I I I !elias! of a chance to repeat. u,;uaJly 9 Mine entrance Fullback Dal'e Thelen and lost two, travel to London to A Cl • . 't• t . 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Tinto luka MO R\; 8\a 81; - \l O'Lury ISOO 14 131> 13\i- I'J I·Dllq 3700 14 13 l! -1 Opeml•k& 3132 tla A!O 12~ +5 A\lllon 220 llP, 11'' !P,- \i' letcher 800 46 15 4! -2 Orch•n !100 1&0 177 177 -3 Band ore SilO 3 3 3 \ 1 toHon ;ooo 11 10 11 Ormshy 4000 2t ~o 20 -2 Bateman 12200 8 7'h: 7 i •llbl• tm•• ~·> ~V.- 'rl O!lsko znoo 57 52 52 Mutual Funds DPatrlce 2000 6 6 t; 4 I :z 1 Holdings CDC lldcop 6000 8 8 8 Pomour !00 74 74 74 -2 Deld c pr 105 Sl3 ll' 13 T '• I Appointment !ordulnc ~o 12 12 1Z Paroma~ 20500 1! 131> 14 Ucllccllas 74f!O 25 2J :!~ +1 Nov~m louzan 2!(\0 49 -II 4R Patina M 531 5!5 575 5&5 + IO MUTUAL FL'NDS OlUt Onn 4:2 $12 12 l2 lralorno ss~• A25 600 !110 -25 Palo !50 2l0 230 2!0 -Z Br Tbe Ctnll11ao freu Blue w JIJ 323 m m -s Tilto HoJoltn~s ltmll' 14\l 0 lull Ank 11100 292 2SI 290 + 10 Per E 11 e' ,em tn, nriu:,\a ftgurcd she'd 1\atted Dr Snodth n~ ,~ ~~:~ !ll :~ 9~; o4~tla 833 694 1 11 ".adamrt l()JO + 1 Pt'triPIIII 26300 48 48 +3 All Cdn Dlv ournt lltll 2cno c•, tl• 8'>"' II I :-.!o• c·0 ))p1 lOth 1~81. lhr tt·nr 1 f k • 'amp Chlb mo 74 > 7lO 730 -10 Prrron 31!0 13\• IZ 131\ +2\> American Growlh 9 JO 0 H cot Ell 1100 $1B 11 , 17'• -''• ' I rue en on~ 1 or Fran to come ktml of \o 1 Dnclo• 1~ News : TUng 3530 l8J 184 185 ~I Plrk Crow zllO 60 60 ~ 32 ti2 3J 12 nuubron Cdn Ulnn Jt~o2tG m 216 •I ' •ltn11t for accrpt.lllce of lt< nff,•: , 1 1\llill~ up the front steps take me to the Jfat 11,. of the Mot : D~nn GBM5 210 215 m •11 Pllch.Ore 5000 4 4 • Canar11nn Invuhru~nt 10311!130 1 13 11 : ~lolart 1500 35 3l 31 -z Pl"er 210 S24'1 2l'o :l% + I> Canafund 43 95 46 IG gnn~~~~~k ;~~ H~ ~ ~ +S to pulchu>•' sn~tes of Pl!·-tnn 1,1c ltlh hov needed a httle tmt tomurro~. but\'; News and • N 1nca 7000 !'lt'.l st., n'•- a,. Pow nou 6200 67 59 63 +6 Ch&niPion Ma • ml:! 555 m -ZO }'ondo Callee!U 8 ~5-t ri8~ cJe"Jond sao s 5 5 to accelerate the pace After tour" 'ent P•t 1100 158 !;I 15~ -1 Que Matt1ml 500 24 24 24 Fonds Collectl.f ( fi56 7~3 Comins• 260oo l'• 3 3 -1 At October 31st mote than the gtrl• left, she called :.lac· "~1a,he thcl'll =ent Pore 2flOUn 812 ;t~ 8 .... ;'l Quc>mClnt 9.50 875 870 87.5 Group Inc 37l 4 10 .:heskuk ;.OCO 33 :1.! :n .f 1 Jtadlore 1000 59 59 59 -1 Grouped tncomt J\ecum ~ 0 ,,~/:m sec fto~ s;; l: ~l -I 11,000,000 sha•rs had been de llrtlt, If she dtdn't ltnd h1m smcc '"II looked 11 :heslrr 3600 .9 29 29 -1 nralm 5!000 23 20\\ 22 Group Soi!l"' 11 A n •t II! crt lC erms 0 IC cr, out ~ 5~0 Slo t~S lllx Alhob 2200 37 36 3fi -t In\ CSIOfl Mutual ll 9S 14 08 ll t:n~ :oo $J" ls·, 35·,- '• I the numbct of sh,1re, tendered J!e \las home Whr, natural· I e\CS he! ore Dr .,oin Lake ~~oo ~t) l1 ~1 -s nache 3000 at~ 7tz ?11- 1h Ke-yalone o L•plor 1~,co 77 71 72 -1 1 1 ~-o 000 1 T t I onlu:ns 700 il 7J 73 Jlockwln 4j()() H 14 14 Mutual Accumulating fund ~01 991 ll 1 '"" 1000 65 61 fil -1 Icxccc1 s ~a am In ° h llts mtcrcst tn that colorless 1 She \\aS gotn" ~11n )• 5 56 8 08 'on K•v ~100 20 I~ 19 +I Son Ani zco; In 177 117. MutLin1 JncGme fund o ollclolh 2'' Ill 2J ~~ _ l!oltltng, Ltmtted dcctdrs to little Cow"tli person was no 1 she knel\ 1 "The ~ , " • BrUck 1000 3'• 111 '''- 11 Sand ntv 17000 s 411 5 + 'r1 N Amtrlcan fUnd of Can 10 il 11 70 5 1 1 1 : Beta G 9f\On R\1 •1-2 i 1:a -117: Satellite 37330 :18 1 ~ 34 ~fi +1 Radlnon 4tO ! 27 ~~~on~uu ~~~n .t~ ~~; w; take up no more I han 1 250 OOil more thano kmdncss based on , get along Hr< 1~el\ • Calllnl'n iSO 7 1 ~.J 7~~ i 1 ~- \~ Sht'rrltt 4001 520 510 ~10 ·~ .7 5 7b Rrc.::ent Fund 1 • Dlsrov 4!100 21n 2111 21j .o. S SJt:ma t2S 435 435 435 < 6 58 Emp Od 2uoo s ~ ~ •• ~ '': of such shares. ftrst nffcrc Ch 12 I: R lA 8 26 I I G i\rrow 5011 .!0~2 :!0 !01~- Slhcrmq 30:!~0 47 4~ 46 +S SupervJ:red Amcr rund ~::~on \~~ !i~:: G2'' 62•, n~o !Jl the numhet of 1250,000 h.1s wete not gomg to ftllthe ~real I been rcmarkah\1 'Ill Farm I ' Halll 42900 ,Jl 42 4l +I SJI MJI!cr 700 431> 43'1 431; + II SupervlsC!d Exec 5l 1U 67 66 tlecl MIR Joo 66 6G ~a been reached 1 old m Frank's Jtfc. and no one • • • ' Marbrn 3800 43 12 43 SJI Stnnd 2000 24 24 24 -1 Super\ lscd Ex~c ::6 38 2~ Fl Rcllane !BOO 60 ~~ 59 ~ 1 1 Day Sercn 135 13! S~coe ftjOO :!ill 6 SG 1 1 I ' MorcuJ 12115 129 -3 200 205 +2 Suptvlstd Exce S7 fundy 40JO 6 5 l 5 2-1 ---- idlCW that better than Bchndn Gideon Tarhu .. h Bulletin 'on M S 4CG3 523'• 22\'.o 2l'• + ~' Stanrck 2W I~ ISO llO -1 Suptf\ lse-d Exec sa fi 93 7 00 1 II : ~o,~;ul 8R2R 129 1:s 1l:!j -1 starratt tjOO 5th ~~-!! 51} Supenlsed Growth fund :! 01 2 OJ ~~!~~ny 5 ~: •; ! •: =~ ROBERT P. BOUTILIEit TE A M HI p 'I'm cxpcctmg ~ou to JOin the prestdcnt of Crm~ A;,M.usic:al Progra 1 o6 l 61 s s ,. Mo•hrr 7o0 196 1!16 196 Steop n !M&.J 7l0 70! 745 +Jl Super\ !sed Income fund lla•tln'' H:oo tJO 120 130 +11 me at dmner lomorrow mght," 1ed mtenllv In hu ch t!J News and ll ll ! TV electronic 883 0 6l on Nri 14 "' sud Conl 201>0 ! 71'. .1 zl' 121 23 21 ' HALIFAX, Nov 4th -Robert ,nst the t110 of us I need some slr!ichon• ' Norlhl 2<1 Z! -2 Sulllvon 200 175 I7S 173 Timed Jn'Oeslmt~nt fund 6 2.) 6 7:i nun~ I camera C 1 1152 20 21 Jnt Ccram lOCO 6 6 fi p B till 0 f y tl1 h I • Red Pop sob ~·, G\• 6h- ~ sunbu"t 1000 JJI'J 131'1 13 1 + \1 United Accumulntlle Juhllre 59n J60 350 J::O -'II-IS • ou cr, armou • as 1 MovE Mf. NT s lcc on !Ill cstmcnts, "1m e 7 ! +21• Tribal 5110 491,1 49\1 49\'J -1~ Mid Chlb t5oo 20•,; 20'• 20 '1 + I• exccutnc VIce-president, an • onto and Hatmlton :1-Jm !l/10th "\\'ell \Vn'll make t the fol 11 lh :rowpal 1000 71> 7\l 7~ Trln Chlb 14125 18 14 15 +I Mni,Jo toco 91 91 91 d dd h 1 ' 1 of herse ~• :ouco so:n ~ 4 ~ +I Ult Shaw 2107 8 ~ 8 -I MosrnEAL CLO~tNO sTocKs Monpre 20oo s 5 s -1 nounccd to ay. 1n a tton1 e and ~lontrcal No1 13th for St 1 ~: mght then 1-" man" >aerlnr 200!1 11'1 101'1 10\1- 'rl u AsbesiOJ 767 6lS !IHl !OO -5 011111 By The canadian Prm Mr Dairies z25 S7'\ 7'1 7 wtll assume the responstbllitlcs Jolm's I ' 1 ,•frn1d not, Bcltnda "! 11 admtl the II )o Cour ]1;0 7 61; 7 Un Keno 1965 mn Ill> llli- .. Moalrut ·~lock E"hanro-NoT. 3 Nallve M 11100 12\i 1211 12\'J'~ 111 " I 1err!lu rn 5l~l 2S'I 20'1> 2&1> 1Jn Fnrt 500 12 12 12 complete tabulAtion or Frldny tran• Nat A \'ond 112s so 5'• 6 + I'• {or public rela!Jons, Mann sa!d •s S. Nova port londmg at I Goodm~ht. Bellnda" astoundln", Dr >'Eldon& JOOO 81 R & -1 Upp Can S99! 174 189 172 +2 ac:Uont ctns 1 > (Quototona In unte-sli 0 59 o stA ~ S hl 1 t B 1 ., ·' )rlnlte 46~:1 4J 1l 4S 45 Vandoo 2000 5 A "' morkrd s z-Odd lot, xd-Ex·dllldcnd, ~ 11 / [~~~ ~ 5 s64 64 G4 -1 Prtor to s appo ntmcn , o J illontrcal :1-/01. 14th for St S\ephame called her up at 1 ed moodi\1 at th! \all! I >en!> on 4000 SlO'• 10'1 10\t - !i \ entum 2328 1601'. 10 801'. + I'J xr-E• tllhto, xw - Ex worranJ• Ner N Jock L um 12 11 11 Boutiher wns executive assist John's fl\ e the next afternoon Zacharta 0 Creneh c"< 1)tel nsn mo 40l 395 lOl + 5 Vent deb 100 t9a•i 98% 98%- l1o ch1nse !1 from pevtous da) 1 closl' l 1 2'00 3 211 3 + ~~ ~ 1 la • >orne 290 SlG 2S>; 25 - \'espar 2667 16 15 l! +.,., N•t ~w s~~~~o 48)00 30 28 ' 30 +I'~ Iant to the PresHient "'- Eastern 1 S S Gulfport loadmg at "\\'c all want to thank you who m Re,olut 1onaf\' I >u1 an !lOll 9 9 9 11 olte Am ISOO 590 !110 !110 ~! Steck Saloa lllrh Lnw Clnoe Ch'l• Nit Asb 1o;o 15 15 15 IBuilders Supplies Ltmited In ~lontreal No\ 4th for St I for \OUr kmdness 1n allowmn. had •old •uppbes to lid ~ Amphl .1000 41\ 41\ m W Surf 1 7500 1!\i 15 151> -2 Abitibi 1405 1381• 38'• 3m + I• oo 9 9 9 + 1\'J I " :ast ~I I 4501 225 220 225 +! Wlllroy :JSOO 142 110 142 +1 Acad AU 1110 112 12 12 + v. g~~~kl Exp 185oo 23 20 22 Hahfax from 1959·1961 .fohn's us the use of your house, J\lrs Bntish and Patr,ob, a:! :ast SuU 1000 m 185 185 Wr Dart 700 100 100 100 1 :tdcr 11330 llR ISO -t WIII"Y 117300 20 19 +3 !/~~~~ ll~ ;~,, ~i: m:: :~ Opemt.k 300 &so G35 m •IS Born in Yarmouth In 1928 S S Go11rtc loadmg at Tor Snoddy It was so nice of you, stolen them bach !or Guest I 15~ 17~ 3 1 :ldrlcb 4000 II II !I Yale Lead 120 111\i 101> II'J + I> Alum 2 pr 3to 148 17'• 48 + '• ~rr~dj;'~o 31'. -1 Ang 2DO pr zto m !3 ~3 II 185110 3 3 3 I J I of Prals "ilrmtnv lll'l I 1 -38 Zenmaa 3000 11 18 115 - V., Arl 2JOP so sst st st +l ~~~ ~nttll zcoo 12 11 u -3 Sea Products Limited, where he 17th for St .John's formance ts now at a stage paratroop boots se1ml Guides I F'wosl T 5000 I I I Zulopa IGlOO ill 35 ill +2 35 34 33 11 Asbootoo 1575 ' '• + Ru~,F oo w ;oo oo 60 60 was manager of the Yarmouth •s s. Gulfport \oadmg at vhcre we can rehearse m •go" atbna J,..., ... ~;; .. ::a ... 3 Carb Atl., Steol 220 52!1 2~ 29 + 'I SJL Colum 1525 735 73l 735 +5 { 4 lg55 I 1 " Bulletin. '"rancocur 4SOO 4 4 4 - ~ nulolo 8 !45 705 700 700 Bank Mont 751 170 69\'.o •911- '" soueon n woo uo m 118 -3 DlvlsJOn rom 19 • 1 ~lontrcal No\ 22nd [or St , smaller groups, so we won't Tarbu•h look~ Sports R l ~'roblsh~r 2:lOO 10~'- JO 10 1"2 Con 2000 54 5:! 54 +1 13 :.n.lh\ln tooo 9 9 9 -1 Yukon OILR ::~hq /~ iJ :;;~ ;; ~; - '" Shop save 32> m. a•, 81• From 1955·1959 he sencd as 1 John's trouble ,ou an) more." "You\f nottced that my St1 ;eco ~llnr11 lOSU S:!2 :w 11 Z.! .. a., 11 Almlnex 510 191 191 191 -· nath P n 4to 119 Jnv, 3° + ~ ~b[l(, 1 ,u11 3 fo~ ~~~" );~ J~ •t assistant general manager of S S lltghhiH r loadm~ al Belmda felt as tf she had Parmenter s st~naturl t•'t 1Weathtr for r.1 ::} J ;en ex u:wo ll 1m1 1011 + h 4ll8 7 8 6 -1 2 3nt Ma~rt 500 Ill r.o r.o -1 Am Leduc 1 :-o•11um;•y Ntte Anchor !00777+\~ g~~ ~~one ~~ m~: ~:! :;:: ~~.. r.·nw ! pro5iJ'lig m::~ ::3 the dtffcrent Bon!la Companies I 1otonto and llnmtlton \o• Sllllng a llhompmg left hook I same hand a• the ltl1t I :;tant 'K 380 $11 1 ~ JOlt lO'"'i '" .61aclrr 10 1 13 13 J 1 Asamtra 1400 110 !10 !10 ~I llo•ater z! '"'' G'• 6'• Sportan .. 2100 so 50 so til 1n Yntmouth 2l/22nrl and ;\lontrcal :'>:01 at a oho 33 33 -11 suJII~an • ' ' I He has ecn 1cry actt1e tn 24th for St John's rcc01er \he comcrsatton was 1 "Of cour•e Dr Toche moo 22 20 zn 1 I I 1 ]F ~llnlnr q21!ou 20 17 20 nat., 30011 7 7 7 +I JIC forest 210 113'> lJ'• 13\•- '• •raztn 22700 u•, 11 12 commumty and scrncr club ac • M S Dundee \oadm~ nt mer I !'tan m )us teelh Off-0 I ..!00 S16'l lf1t 4 1 3 I R l':iranb) , tfl~, Calalla !100 31 30 30 +2 nc Pu\\ 10009 $J4'• 33 11 J~ ~ ti l h ' .. i ~randray 2l~7~ 24 23 24 +1 oc Phon• so sso so ;o ;•, Corp ii~ s;~ , ~ _ !JVtltes. !\larned .v1t: t rce :llontreal :'\01 2!llh for St That ctnchrd tl A slimy plot !hat 330 395 375 ~110 -15 26 25 2 1 .j I BastlnJ:!Ii: !!SROO 129 119 1::!9 + 10 Cal Pow mo ' ' ' • \.,lures 2oo ''"'' sMa Go•, ' '• 23 , ., 1 ~ --, :llontrcal Nm lOth fr11 St 'lelmda had caught on Crcncol 1 'Some ~ood me~ I ! of J.akto 1000 !'\ ft'1 &I'J C E:< Gu 3140 151 llO 1~1 +2 I Cent Del 6145 670 615 6SO -20 E''bo~·~U!pr J~~ m:: ff,': i5:: .. '• ~Jr~~nla ::~~ ~ ;., i., :t,, ll~:cr~~,' ~· \1~~ SOJ': ;in' 5o': ',.:I fohns College. mdccrl Why, the for Snodth ~hen n !lead\\av 7800 !'10 -4ft 48 0 I Charter Oil 300 113 Ill Ill -1 Cl lo'ndrv 873 $Z3 22 1 222~4 .... 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G~;,.,e, 400 2 1 2p,_,1 ~1oo ~~'• :;t 6 .tffau offend no I"' Fr P•te Jll' 240 330 330 330 -to 3 1 0 11 1 'll'allo 1000 22 22 22 m~~~ pr ~~r~ :~ra ~~~! ~~~: ~ :: hrlly D A M Sll~4 6 4 fj~, - '1 k( o ~~~~ Fld l:~~~ ~4 ~~~~ ~~, : :! lie 1\'e S'lnlC day !0 dchtdc cats can he 3\0!rled but Gr PlAins ll!lO II lllo 13!4 + 'I 1 1 1 1 8 e 16\~ ~i'R 2tts ~~~ ~~~. ;!,~:-li -•> ~~~[~\ron 1 ;;~o 13 ~1. 1 ;\,: 1 l~, 1 _:_ ,, ~ugar ht~ loburko 27000 101> 9 ID\~ ~I Cdn P.t •r 32' •J!\" IZ 12 Sloop R 1300 735 710 735 20 .Minn 73', ,.,, 7' • + p, St J In ,, I d F f II •·I aU !allot liDO 27 27 27 .Jump Pnd 1000 In\> I!I'J 161'. + I'J ...... • • Tranto Mt 15~ 0 sts 1~'• ti + ~1" lJ~lU ~ 18 , ~n rive • o 1 s .... o\ ...''0 , turnc n rl av rom a JOyous thou~hlt- ! t-~ ,TUJ'ltf'r MO 280 2110 :180 ~ 20 c VIckers Z25 am. 19'• 19'4 'I ~linn On! 12300 27'• 2; ~"'- '• I d l In !tl ..mllh loon 8 8 1 - " con Ms G3D 123 22ll 23 +'i UN Gas 1525 12011 20' 1 w.- Mon!no'o mo 51'• 51 ,p, + '• ca\ c same a) day of scramblmg over Paleo· and dump t 1ern owaev 113~ !II 30 '30 + I Ll Pete 2l!OO 7 6 7 +II> ~OIIVUIO l2il25 5 4\1 5 + \i LonR Point 3600 31 30\i 31 ~I Coronaln 2075 1911 9 9'1 + » Cloolng .,1., tndualrlalo l7l&Q0 1 ~lont ll'rd tmo 33 32'1 32'•- "• 'Fergus lca\e Charlottetown 'zotc scdtments, Gluhby obsen· let htm fltp the «~In lorr Add 370! 910 too 910 Medal 21110 2011 201 202 -t credll F r5 sm 112 m 11 61 00 Nat A• tat 17'' w, :a•• 2r.•,- ', " 10 p t ,. N 1 d g Tub-:11 kirk Min 1500 44 43 44 +2 Mldcon 4500 27 2! 26 -1 cr zen A zso S2 z 22 22 min" and • • '-4 ~'' c"h s·on tw, 116'1 120•, H "o'' . leal c tc ou, •' S ' Ol' cd them With fond an father· That P\entn • Kopan 2n2s 12 tl~ ll'rl- % NC 0111 200 177 177 1T1 -2 Dlst Seag 318~ II!\> 48 4!\o +'!I 1 ------Na1 o,,, ~~Co' ;,~ t!!,': gi,',• ~ J II, ar11ve St John's No1· 13 I) eye as they dtscngagcd them· west ·'l 1 NCO wb 3s.l0 !3 50 M -8 11 85 22 11 1 10 1 1 I I Loll MID 114~ $'27 261'. 27 g ~!~1 .pr zs~ 45~ ~~~2\\4·~·· + ., ! \.~. ' ~t.~~or .I< I ,,., "'. '" d·.-· !calC same day schcs from the jeeps Splendid (Toll! Contini" ~ DUfault ~GG40 690 m 133 +130 Okalla l 000 30'h 301> 301'. - 'rl I Oou 45782 2R 23 23 +4 Pac Pete 498! $11'1< 11\i 111> +\i D Fndry 250 168 sm 68 + ~. J>rou Gam ma ~· ~1•, 97 ~2•, 'Fc1gus lcmc Charlotleto11n ft"urcs no doubt about 1t • t lhnro 380 298 m 298 Pac Pete w 500 745 720 745 +46 D Stool rll 110•1 10, !A', !'ullman I II! Jl • 11', 34'• +~'• N 17 l p "S N I ' • d 28 21 Donohue 52J'• 211, z;•, + ncA 71oo 5l" ss•,- ,, '" . cave Jl tou. ·' o~ He thought J'lhss Cowgtll hn , La Lur •50 2SO 250 250 Pa11Jser 500 2& m 1 v,l sa Lsml i'IO\ "one to her room when he Dupuis A eu '~ ftT• O'~ + I~ nc. Tnh 'i> 0 Bl!l4 8! .II RP! - Vt 1 M LanRb 1800 S2 ~2 52 -2 Petrol !000 G2 59 8Z +2 l.olln Am 391100 S& 5ll 52 +I Place 2500 39 31 39 Eddy M 80 $32 32 3) - '> Nlill \ORK CIO~INO ~TOCKS Rn-nl IM ~l,IIJ l!', 'I\ Jl'>, h 20, sat\ same da) I 1sked Stephamc, "All,sct for the JERUSALE\1 1 1 Lellch 2200 !S9 131 155 Ponder 4200 113 1!0 113 +2 ~~'J ~wood ~i~ m~ ~~~ :;~i New ~'orl;t'~,,~~·•f :~~:n:.~·~., 3 ~~:fr ~ ~;~g ~~~ ~k ~;:~-;:- :~ •fergus !em C Charl~ttetown [lJJg performance tomorrow?" Premter deqgnate Dmi l.oaeourl l3500 !OI'J D 10 Provo Gil 2!00 210 20l 202 -4 1 .::_ \: 0 1 Lulndln 1000 2 2 2 nan"er 300 178 173 171 -6 Fr Pele pr zt7 3tlll 300 loo ,;~E;.w;r~~~~;d•n~~~ "cb.n 1 ~• ~~~~~ Sheraton 2ooo 17'• 1"'1 17'• + '• No\ 24, lea1 c P1ctou )I; S No1 1 Stepha me gave htm a mur Gunon pr~•ented bll !fl LI. Lao l33!0 2011 20Z 204 -1 Sapphire 1100 IS 45 45 -1 4 3 3 + 11 pre•Jau1 dny'o cloll Pac 25, amvc St John's Nov 27, dcrous look and lll!tss Cowgtll party coalthon lo !!I Lorado 7SOO 1115 181 183 2 Sarcee 293! 81 80 II +2 gau~~~~m ~ 2f~29 'K9 ~9 ~~~~~lr :;~g ;~;; J~~; l~: ~ ~ I Lorodo wlJ 6500 120 llG 118 +3 Seeur Free 11100 490 4!! 4!10 +! a s ware• z35 19'• 9 •; 91'. Not Spcrn, n mco 21•• 23'• 21 ~ sat! same day stepped m stght • rom the off I Knes•et CParl1emml1 U 16 16 5 111 1 L711dhd 103100 I! If 16 +II'. Soulh 500 9~ 91'. "" ~~nd:ap!~dy l~~~~~ ~ 21811 22 11 A~~'~nd "Jl~ ~1 L;:,;c :~:~ c:;c• ~~~ g~jnd ~;~g ~;,, ~~:; ::;:-;:- ~ •Refrigeration i stde of Snoud> 's jeep "What and ~sked for 8 1011 Lynx 500 51'. 51> 51'. + 1'1 Spooner 1000 91'. 91> !~ +I 1 1 lllaeaua 600 340 335 31U -S Stanwell 2732 30 30 30 ~~~~: API i~ 4:gll +S ~::~aa';?'h ~::~o 8JI Jg~ + \i Sid lnd 5300 4RI'J 47'• 4B - ,, NFLD. Ct\NADA STf.:Al\1- performance is that, Mr Glub I dence ~!ember partll lllaedon !1l00 2! 2ll> 25 Tidal 4325 74 73 73 -1 m\1 .:r· ·m. Hud Bay co &97 stm m1 m. Ameudn 1o2oo 95\i 9111 951io + m ~1ert N~ack ~1~~ 1~ i::~ i~::: (! SIIIPS LlliiTED. : man?" ~!Jss Cowgill asltrd Gur:on's 'lapal prll'. JllatLend 200 105 105 101 Triad OU 2oso 180 m m 45 41 1 •• I Madson 4BRO 25! 215 241 -10 Un Olio 1000 134 130 133 Uud Bay 190 15311 Sl\1 ~3'• + 11 4m Con moo 1\ ~H• + • sun on 60o 5J3o 53'> 5J'8 + '• M S Bedford II from Halifax 1 "Ugh'' said Glubby. feeling duth Itaa•oda, t!e Wespac 1 Munet ~on 41'. 4;; 41'. 211212 1212 +'h 4 + ' due St John's Nov 5th ltkc l glass blower WJih the hJC· party Maneut 1J 1000 4 4 4 +1 W Cdn OG 380 110 uo 110 -z ::::~ ~~b m;2rmv, il~ ~:~.::. ~ ~~ ~f,'t" m~~ 1ll! m: n~ :::~~·c~ul :;gg ~;,, ~r· ~;,,- 'I 1 RehgJ0\1~ l!~j I Man nar 4000 33 29 31 \ICOG w 1400 ~3 32 33 Jnd AcC!P 1900 134 3l 3M• +1 Am smell 1400 601'. 1!0'1 60'I Thlokol 52on Jo•, 361.\ J9'k +1 11! S Grebe from ;\!ontreal I cup~ rch•tol!! group. PD! Marlo.. 2000 II II II +I WsburnP 8900 SS 5I S! +S In! Nickel l2D8 S83 82\'J n~\.- '• Am Sid moo 10 15'• IG + '• TldeWir 3000 19V. 191, I"'• j s J I N 0 h • 0 Dec:alla !IOl 9l 1.1 95 +2 tnt Pnp 300 13s 371> Ja + '• Am Tol moo 1201\125\1 125'1 +I'• Tlmkcn coo 171' s1•, 57•> _ '• < uc t • o Ins ' 01 t , 'Ile meam the Jndtan ~how Israel Morbn7 3000 111'1 H 141'. + I> w 99 1 Ahrcon 2500 61" B fi'h 1- " B~NKft tnt UIJJ 850 Sl5'• 41 m. +I'• Am Tob 2000 tOOh tOOl• + rwent c 2100 33'. 33 JJ - '' ~IV. rauvctte sn1lmg from 1n the patk" Stcphame sa1d ---- Mont 872 170 69~ Inter PL 945 1110 79 791'1 +1 Ancnda 6100 481• 4111 4S'• +I Un Carb 1o00 127 ' 1261;.. 1'7'o + '' II 1 f I ' ' (T Jamaica PS m 112 41 41 Armco 511 2900 74 73'' 731~ + '• Utd Alrc ~noo 4"'' Is•, 4s•,- •; a I ax NoHmber 6th, due St smoothly "Surely you'le seen RE:·F.LE NS 217 S79~, 791> 2 c Imp Bk C 1112 110\i 891> 1 aur tin A !GOO 121'• 24 24 -II Armot1 3 0° n 1111 n + ~. Uld Corp 1coo "' a•, R'• John's Nmcmber 8th 1' the placards We were talking LO:-IDO'l Uoyal M5 sao 7911 Laur 200 pr 1005 $19', w. 49'• + '• Babcock 2400 4~1'. 48\1 49'1 + '• us Gyp, 3400 101'.100'• 103', +3'• 'Is B df d 11 I f k I Tor·Dom &52 sm• em t.nur ,,, pr 150 $22 22 22 , ~ ll>ll Ohio IOOO ~DI• 29\1 29'" + II us Rubb 1090 56' 1 5G'I w' 1 " e or sat mg rom about gomg, now that the bad· Ga1ts c \113! !NilUSTRIALS Lewis 100 am 7'h 7\o + \1 llelh 9Joel 170110 411• 40"' 40'•-" us steel 21000 77'> 7G 7G'4- v. Halifax November lOth due mmlon tournament is fin· of the orliameu,•t.,, 51 R75 ,\lumlnl 4399 2m z1t, + ~~ L J, US 36 38 + \; Doelng 13200 ~ala 46\1 4011-1'1 \ anod 2000 22' 22 22'12 , ' 'b d Building? m% I• Soh 3) Anrto Nfld .:!9 sm 9% g~, MD pn 3125 118~, tBI'.o tB~I + ~; norden 4900 sm G9'oi 69\o- Walkcu 1000 1111 w, _ '' Si 1o1m s November 12th tshed" party 1 ur< C Brew IG94 S53V. 52'\l !IY• + 1 Maso F 2 m Sll IO'o II g~~.w~•r sll::: ~~~ ;lU lJtt !1il W Un Trl mo 4''' 41 11 + '• M V Fau\cttc satltng from "Oh, that" l\!Jss Cowgtll v.as hts !ell • \\JOg G•n Bake 100 IIIII 11\1 I IV• + .. 51 10 1 80 Inland 4!0 $ll\ 51> 5\1 ~!{' sf.r!!' ~~1 ~ltt :~ to;;~ -l'h ou~y Ertt 2100 tm 17 1111- •1 ~:~~~~h El ;j;,g ~:·· il~ Jl::.::. :: Ilollfax November 13th, due St not qu1tc sahsfled wtth the Greenwood. by Pembina 2:t1o m1 II'. B~> Mlflln Pr aso lm sv. 8~1 + ·~ nudd co 4Goo 12\'J m, 1210 John's November 15th to one maJortt) Simpson• 1373 126 2m ma + % Mllth R A too ssv, 8~ !\1 Our! lnd '8100 2L1a 2ti'J 2111- ·~ Tela! '"''"' 4.o70 ooo 1 D 20 d St J h • Stedman 2515 $1611 18\i 181> Molson " 324 S29 m1 29 + •1 DurrJh• moo J! 33\1 35 +I\\ l\1 V Grebe satltn~ from l\lon· poo cc. , uc • o n s WaJkera .:114i 157 ~11 ~1'. Moloon 11 &.13 S29 ~m 29 + 1'. Calumtl 9~0° 13\1 14» t5'< + '• treat Nov 16th, due st John's Dec 27 Leavmg for Halifax Woaton B Mont t,oco lGSO Sl&V. IS !B CPR 4~00 ma 2m m~- 'l d B t D 28 d H J 1525 1231> 21* 23~ +IIi Mont Trat 25 SB3 &3 83 cu Drr J300 231'. 2211 2m-% Nov 20th an os on cc. , uc at· Total lales: 3,130,00(1, Mnr~an Pr MD ft'l' In 97 cue JI 2400 m '" 71' FURNESS WITH" and CO., fax Dec 30 and Boston Jan. 5. N Sl Car 2!50 $17 tG~ !Gl> Cel•n•ae 5400 35'1\ 35\\ m>- ~~ • d H 1 NS LP m 120 20 20 chu Ohtn 2i00 56 !7% sm-% Nova Scolta due st. .John's Lcavmg Boston Jan. 6 an a I· PC Prlo uoo 11m llll Ill> Chrysler 27000 541> 53\i !31'. + \4 No\', • Lcnvtng for l'altfnx fax Jan 10, due St. John's Jan. Pale 11otJ 9!15 l•4•o 24\1 2411 + V. Cities 8Yc 5400 53\o 93 !II'• 3 ' Penman• so 131 31 31 - 11 Coca Cola utoo 11!11 vm om +2~ AMI!RICAM cr.ORINO STOCKS and Boston Nov. 4, due Hahfax 12. Sathng agam same day for .UILD a•TT.It New York POW Corp 411 ''I sm 1ft +I CBS . !1110 351> 3$11 m. OJ Tht Amelal•d Prm Nov. 6 and "aston Nov 9 Ll\ erpool. Prtce Dr !!I 151 531'. 53'1 + " Com! Slltv 3100 3!'l 3!1\ 351\- It Amerlean Slock £tehaaro-No•. 3 D PAST·R-POR L•s• QN Gu IGGO $81> 6\0 61'. Cnn Edl• f100 IMl'o &I &I - 1'. ~d - Ex dl•tdend • .r - Ex rl~Ms Leavmg Boston Nov 10 and ATLANTIC MARITII\lES lti!W YORK CL0811t0 STOCKS g~, ~21'. 1211- v. Cont ou seoo m• 4&~ m1 Net Nov. 16. sa1tmg agam same day l\1 V. Theron leaving New Doth 8ftel 40!1 Ktnde~olt • 79!1 1 3 1 8 Industrial Dora War!llr 43.. MOttlv W 32\1 ~~itm~ wt ~ ~1Ht 17"' ~i1 , !\, g:::. ~~ ll~ ~~ ~~~ ~~ ! ~ A:~~~ "Jl00 ~~~~ Lo~c~~~6 ~h;.~~ for L1vcrpool York November 8th, Saint John, c and 0 57% NY Ctnl 17~ Jloe Av c 3&0 telt Gl• 611 cr zen 8011 Ill'. iO% Ill'.+ V. Bell Phone 300 ss 5411o !54V.- •, Newfoundland lcnvmg Liver N.B, November 11th, Halifax. Community con• Edlooa M Sou Pae ~~ Roll.n• A e··· Ito 9'- 9" + "' Curlld Wr !400 17'1 17&\ 17li + \4 BUok IIlli lSOO 12 11\, 111'- H N s N b 13th ivl 1!:1 AUIO 1!:1 59\1 Ra41o Corp I nothmanl iOo ltm 12i~ 12~ + \; Dam 4900 ss &!It 5llt +1\.1 cs ret& 4&00 3 21\ a '+ ;: pool Nov. 15, due St. John's • ovcm er ' arr ng 'tle AU Ul to ahow you the 0111 74 Sid Oil N,l 4 no,al Juk us aeo\4 79\'J 791'. -v. D!Jt sua 9300 4m 461', 4611 + % chuobro lllll 221, 22'1 22% + v, Nov 21. Leavfn .. ror Hahfax St. John's November 15th, leav· OCG~~ea1 45% Utd Alreti.ll 4S !llldl 1 35DUII 1m U Oou~lu 8700 !l~l !3~ 3!1>- li Crlole 3800 391'. 39'• 39\1 + v, " N b 16th f C futl and ft&llltl em the ot 61 Jt1 •• Ylhd14lil 11\t ~hawlft 11&2 f151i 2!\t 25\l + " DOw Chtnl 1900 711'1 1al'o 1m- ,. Dome Pet 2200 13 12~1 t2'); _ 10 and Boston No. 22, due Halifax mg ovem cr or orner Ill! '1' h.. Wttlllllt SO ShawlD A 111 !7 28\l IT Du Pont 4300 234\llllm mv. + t> Ford can 50 m 151 •54 - 1'. Nov. 24 and Boston Nov. 27 Brook and New York. ~tto!IWA)' I haw 4 Pt ISO $42 42 43 + 'r1 Eolt Ko4 5300 lll!t 1091> 111\l +I Gldlld 4700 z•; 2 2 - lx I I to budd wtU. lhaw 4,. pr 14 tmt 14'11 011 +I'• EAJon Mil 1200 37,. 36\1 ai%- ll llollln~•r 500 u 26 26 _" Leaving Boston Nov. 28 and 1\1 V, An csund cavmg New 111!1!111 ~t tS H ss El Auto I. uoo sm !7'!1 M\4 +l!t tmp on 1400 4511 4511 45\'J Halifax Dec. 2, due st. John's York November 16th, salllng SIIIIPI6M S10 l"'I IT" "' + 'I El Paoo JltOO 26!• 261'. !811 + l,< lntp Tob m lm 15 I!" + % 81 11eo1 us tjl> tit 11\ ' Flmtn 1200 47' •m 1m tno 11 t.. t~o lo9\llo~v. 10!1" _,_ v. Dee. 4. Sailing ngam same day direct to St. John's arriving Montreal IIIII can 1ft tl TB 11 - 11 Ford 17200 lOIII 107'!1108 + % Jupll~r 7400 21'< 2!1 211 + 1·10 for LIVerpool. November 21st, leaving Novem- sl ·~•· " • 126u ta n'l "' Jl'rlleh Tta lt400 tm 1311 24~1 +l!t Muoer r 49oo to" 1010 I"" 'fJit.n1m '110 IJJJ OJ\1 llllt: q oen Dyn 1&000 1111 2!\t 21v. + ,. mad John 3200 tt61i Uz'h t4m +411 Nova Sllotla leaving Liver- ber 22nd for Corner Brook and IIIO!ITitUI. ctOIIHCl ITOCll T na A .liT $5111 111'1 IHII-% Gen J'.:lte 17100 7411 7Sia 74 -'ill Moty 21110 311i 31 31V.. + 11 pool Dec 6, due st. John's Dec New York. - I' Tile CibldiU P1111 TriAd 42()() 177 177 177 Den Fdt SlllO 95!1 ~1 ~~ +1 Not Ptt 3200 2 3.16 2 1 lG 2 1 IG Ablllbl 31" Dam Tat t lit un IIIII 1&0 U I 8 G•n MIIJJ 1900 34~ 331\ 3W. + \4 NJ Zinc 3200 30 29~ 29'•- 'I 12 Leaving for Halifax and Ill V. Theron len\ing New Abtt pr tl l'oundalloln 11•1 311 1 1 1 Aabl!'stos 35 Fraatr 27 ~:~~ ow 8~~! 11) J~! sH!\ 11 g~c Tire ~J: if11 if11 i~.,., +U ~~~ ~:\~ w ~~: ~i: ~,, 11'~ + ,1 Boston Dec 13, due Halifax York November 28th, Saint lln~U! C lilt 17 OT Llkh I!~ wcoaot Tr tlO ml> 1711 111'. llllddtn 700 42 41~1 •m Panlepoc 9DD % % 11 Dec. !5 and Boston Dec. 18 John, N B., December 1st, leal!· 11nnk Monl at~ BUd llap Min 53\1 wcoaot tlc 4:1! Sll 1m 16 + \': Goodrich 2&00 72!1 ~II> 72\1 + l!o Preston 400 G'• Gll G'• + \to L · B t D l9 d If 1 f N s D b Dank NS 79\l Imp 011 47\io Wuton A m uo~ 2011 20,, + I< oo Wotn 4\l ~ 25 117 t7 97 + 1. Gr J•at•~ uooo 1 211 m + '• so P•n o 400 JZ\o 32 32'1 + ''< llahfax Dec 23 Satllng dtrcct 4th, arnvmg St John's Decem· nathUr•l A 53 lnt l'ip 38 ''ellorJ pr •' 141 '9 49 Grand Un son "" 33l' "4,. • 1 'rechnclr 1'"00 "I'" 27" "8 • '" Bathural 8 39 MIII•Ftt II ~ CAkAUIAM' m A P sooo &8~ m: i\sn +21, Tr Cout wt ~oo jp: 41 n 4t ~ ,; from llalJfax for Lll'erpool, ber 6th, leaving December 7th ENt.;INI'..t..JUNG Boll 56% N Sl Car l61o Llole• Gt N R xd 2100 161> 46 4G - •• Wr llsrr 8011 1:1-11 IS 1&15 11 omithng St John's call for Corner Brook and New ltllll S51 NDrllda M Alu um 37 31 37 HI'. Gulf 011 moo 3!1il 39'1 39% + ~~ y k Sprhlgdale Street Bleil Jlto4 31 P&bdAoh 10 Afmpe :n.s 100 1011 100 Bud 81,11 M 100 511> s1a 51" + " Total Ia!.,. 1.si0:000: Newfoundland lcnvmg Liver· or .

I 1~ JOHN'S, NFLI?. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, lQel PRISCILLA'S POP By AL VERMEEP

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'· ' ' ' . r'!II~· 'I/.·' I ji : ' : . i 11 ).. . ~2._ ..You really ara ovar 21, aren't you'l .. ~ I Andt Programmes- ~Radio ,, :' ' I I 8.15..:_Sports Capsule '7.00-Sunday Serenade '· ' ,I . 'l 8.2.5-N ewa 7.M-NeWI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE . '' .I • 8.30-Hit Tune of the ])ay 8.00--Sunilay Serenade .• JACOBY Tll!;tMA M'/ PE'AIZ, 'JOU'J.IUS'f '' 8.65-News · 1 r ~BC 8.35-World of Sports R(;AUZ& T!lAT D'R'ISDAL.E IS '.I. so1·ember 4th. 8.40-The Bill Allen Sh~w 9.00-Sunday Serenade ON BRIDGE I"NTE~,If.l5 Ill~ 'FOOl.tSH FlFiiES[ ! I,, 9.55-Newa · W!,.. !!.UCJJ.P ·'• 8.55-News ' ''. 'I 9.00-!llorning Meditation 10.00-This Is Ill)' Story .. '. WREN TO OPEN ·'t' 9.03-The Bill Allen Show 10.30-0utdoora in Nfld. . ' 10.411-World of Sport ON FOURTII HAND I' sew!. '! 'n" I 11.31-The BIS Six Show ~ ~:1 1 the ·' orm •· N 10.55-News . 1 0 d 1\'ca'her 110.00- ews Kews a~ · 10.05-The Stork Club 11.00-Weather Forecast from By O~WALD JACOBY , 'I CDio~·otions 10.08-The George Cawdry Torbay Tower ' 11.02-The Big Top Ten In !response to numerous re­ ; I c Show quests to discuss the bidding 11.30-The Night Show 1 ' 10.30-News Headline• problems Involved in opening 11.55-News 10.31-The George Cawdry In third and fourth scat and I ; I. ! Show 12.00-The Night Ehow \ I I I 12.55-News-Weather-Time about responding after you Sc•sion , 10.35-News ~ ! : 1.05-,-Ciosedown have passed originally, I wi\1 ' i ·, ~t' I arollnd the \\'orld ' 11.00-George Cawdry Show devote several weeks' articles College. j 11.30-News Headlines to the subject. Heart rro~ram I !1.55_:...News ;.n '' ''VT .R~ 1\ 1\m JTT.C:: r.''RTF,NDS Bv MERRELL RLOSSE'R ·I ; 12.00-George Cawdry Show VOWR In the early days of contract, .. 12.30-News !lUNDAY, Nevember 5th. the fourth hand opening was ------13ur I. AM NOW . AHEM f. .. Do ibu HEA~ ME, LARD sMITH ?11 r !.At~.o·Jnc 1~rs Choice 12.35-George Cawdry Show always a big hand. The theory OPENLY OPPOSED To Farm Program. 12.45-Fishcrman'• Forecast was that you could pass and lH15 ll.JRN OF EVENts, ,. , Dar Serenade. 12.55-Ncwa A.M. get • new deal, so why take I AND ... ER "• . ! ; I Bulletin. I 1.00-George Cawdry Show 10.00-Tell Ul * !tory a chance? ,,, • Program • 1.15-World of Sports 10.15-Story Time with Nancy I: Edwards · Se~~'S and 1\'eather 1.~0-Ncws Summary Today, a good player will 10.30-Hymns WI LOVI camera Club 1.45-George Cawdry Show open In fourth sent any time 1M5-0rgan Music he thinks that the odds favor Program. 2.00-Newa Headlines 11.00-St. Andrew's Presby. Obs. T1me 2.01-Sage }lrush Sam Show his side making a profit. He I tcrian Church 2.30-Ncws Headlines won't always be right, but he 12.111-Muslcal Momenta will win more than he will lose 2.31-Sal!e Brush Sam Show 12.30-V.O.W.R. Present• 2.5!)-News 12.45-High Adventure 3.00-High Time 1.00-Ciose Down 3.30-News Headlines NORTH 16 6.00-Muslc of the Masters -,' 3.31-High Time 4AK98 1r ~negations 8.30-Hospltal and other R• ' ' 3.55-News ¥Q3 . ' )r. Cnm~h ports • Q964 thr large oil 4.00-Hlgh Time UO-Dr. Ritchie F. Bell "- 10 7 5 SHORT RIBS By FRANK O'NEAL rneh on the 4.30-News Headlines 8.1111-Dally Meditation WEST EAST (D) dutional'l' 4.31-High Time 7.00-Rellglou• Service from • QJ 10 2 .. 764 lie~ to both 4.55-Ncws Wesley United Cllurch • 0.2 ¥A65 •:~triots, and 5.00-Supper Serenade 11.00-0rgan Music +KJ'S • 1073 1:1ck for resale. Guest 5.30-News Headlines 11.15-Eventlde Ecbo11 .A964 .KQB3. :he did give me News and Wcathcr. 5.31-Suppcr Serenade 8.45-The Question B01 SOUTH 1!1· o1·er of Praise. 5.45-Fisherman'a Forecast 8.30-The Search .53 I Gu:des <~ r 1\~ several 5.55-News D.OO-Sunday Chorale ¥KJ1Da74 I 'I Bulletin. +A82 I 6.00-Bul\etin Board U5-When 1 Child Asb ... J2 •I :1krtl ~ym,patn.m Sports Roundup. 6.10-l\lovie Guide D.30-Tbt Proteatant Hour my Story. Enst and West vulner:1ble rrl that Mrs. 6.15-Sports Report 10.00-Holpltll and oth• •• lor Marinen. East Soulb West North :ignature isn't 6.25-Travel Guide port• ~ite Jamboree Pass Pus Pn ss l • 1 the t~~i of 10.15-Weather roreeallt :'iews 6.30-Early Evcnlnl New1 Pan 2 'I PJss Pass Hockey Roundup Pen · " Dr. Crunch Canada- 7.00-Sage Brush lam lhow Opening lead-to Q teeth. "The i 0/!-0 CJON lbe Queen • 7.30-News Headline• r. 10RTY :tviEEKLE . wrote tht 7.31-Sage Brush Sam llhow ~>n't a!fect 7.~5-NeWI if he wlll simply follow thm red.'' I OOFE: 'rttl I'LL ~V

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I ' I WANTED 1: ( SEE THESE ,§OO@~tnrmw :. •; AN EXPEUIENCED 1 DI~~ING - DANCING I . II ' I BAKER Lounge 12 a.m. ; Club 5 p.m. I : I ·~ I . I. !\ TREMENDOUS TV lJlunge 4.30 p.m. • 1 a.m. . ' for the N.C.O. .Mess, at ,, BIG HAPPY HOLIDAY ;, Hannon Field. Good sal- 1,' I I I FALL FESTIVAl I; ary for the right applicant · 8 UY S CONTEST I ' q ...... i ' . Win: 2 Weeks Holiday ·- I; 'I ' Phone 43803 1959 CONSUL NASSAU, BAHAMAS z,·efJ' c:ost()mtr ellrlb1 .. and ask for MR. DYKE. $1650·00 SpeciBI IJanCI! r&cb \Vrllnfsdar nov4,6 J,ln nrondraat Sa.turdar Cinema Flcope 8 P.!tl. uc:b SundaJ LAST NIGHT 1958 BUICK · OIGGF.~1 ~IEliU IN 6T. JOliN'S JAM,ES D. UNIQUE and INTIMATE $11·50 Catering to Private Parties HIGGINS· 1959 ROVER 90 Sedan CALL 90026 TONIGHT $2100·00 ': 3 BiG ClOSING NIGHT EVENn TONIIGHT SLIVERS arid: KNOT HOLES 1.-GAMES- GAMES - ONLY $2.00 CARD- $1,000.00 !' .on CJON TV GAME (MUST BE WON) - NO GAME LESS THAN $20.~ at 8 p.m. PRIZE.

. ' 2.-$500.00 DOOR PRIZE - ALL TICKETS ELIGIBLE. ,II JAMES D. HIGGINS 'll I!( VELVET HORN ·I,. 3.-DRAWING FOR 1962 CHEV. "IMPALA"- TICKETS ONLY :1 • To The Municipal 1960 AUSTIN I l III . 4 wheel drive "I contend that every hus­ PLUS PRIZES TO SUIT ALL TASTES ON THE WHEEL! -1 i I DANCE I. hanrl should ha\'e a Den I,I., I 00 where he can seck seclusion it· ' ~Voters of St. John's: TO-NIGHT $2000· jl at' times !" DON'T MISS THE LAST NIGHT - JOIN YOUR FRIEND! I 1949 vou first honoured me by clect­ 1959 OLDS~IOBILE • • • ,I ' 1;1 And these two fellows should •I' I I' ~lusic by The Star-Lites Automatic AT THE .tl·., inrr me to. the St. John's Municipal Council. cpme in and see us about Again in 1953 and in 1957 you continued Dance Band $75Q·OO our Extended Credit Plan for li I Home Improvements. They 'I I that support. Cover: $2.00 Double can add-a-room for their own 'I• Den, remodel the Kitchen or 'I I • 1959 FORD .I Now in 1961 I return to you asking a "FOOD AT ITS BEST Bath or make any other FALL FESTIVAL. I I $300·00 .I I needed Home Improvement. continuance of your confidence in my bid Sec us about it now. for re-election. I do not propose to lay BOYS' REGIONAL HIGH- BONAVENTURE AVENU! I I I I before you any detailed programme for · Where To Stay II ' 1-1 : your consideration. I suggest that your ADELAIDE DOORS OPEN 7:00- GAMES START 8:30 • I . I Balsam Hotel own intelligence would indicate that no BARNES ROAD MOTORS LIMITED "QRW90D I ' i I individual can impose any platform on a UNCLAIMED DOOR PRIZES 1: I j1 Situated · tn the fieart ol Council of seven, but that the good of all he City. USED CAR LOT NUMBERS-15641 - 18891 - 25041 - 27178 citizens is best served by all your elected LU~~r.R• l. j , II :i : · Quiet, Comfortable Atm03· Trans-Canada Highway i . I· ' . II representatives working as a team in all phere. PHONE 93637- 3015 . C9.,. ~td .•.. :1 :: I ':'. matters relating to the common good. For R~rvation1 and I ! . ., ' ill . Information: \VATER STREET WEST ~ I ' ., I • ! I feel that the experience gai!1ed by PHONE 3011 wearing ti: : I ' VOTE WAREHOUSE SPACE-For I ! J 'I J I . I 1. : ,., .~ ! service for the past twelve years helps me Dial6336 . Rent approximately 600 ~q. showerproof : ft. ground floor, truck en· to bring to the consideration of the prob· MRS. JOUN FACEY, front, ven " 1-: I i I trnnce. Apply to , Mews '.;I I .i . . lems of city administration an informed Reslden& . Manageresa , The regular flaps, 36" I •• ' 1 t Henley .. X l ' ! Apnrtmcnts, 20 Glenridgc and understanding viewpoint. m3l,t1 · to wear ovt iI ______Cre~cen\. Phone 6957._ :~lectin!! of the I " ~' I' I i. & Simpsons-Sea .;, I :.:I I ; ~respectfully ask ym~r support and even WANTED TO RENT-A l T.A. II. : 't ' . more important, your VOTE on Novem­ bedroom bungalow or fur­ held on . ,; hi : ber 14th. nace heated apartment. For SU.i\DAY, Xol'. ,I ·I j' FOR RENT 1 family of four. 'Phone 2.30 p.m. ·'I I I ; . Yours sincerely, : 953815 or 94764. JAMES D. illGGINS. COMPLETELY EQUIPPED T. J. I;, 1::)',.: . . Home For The 1 I 1 I ' 11 CLOTHES MAKE lfiE MAN I i , I, Aged and Infirm IF CHAFE MAKES THE CLOTHU. BEAUTY SALON ! : lifil . · 124 Duckworth Sb·ect · SA~ I j' .. , ': I ' Wm. L. CHAFE Apply to 'i,, \ 'II I. ;, I TAILOR J. & E. RYAN HARDWARE STORE I . Phone 2480 . .C HOLDSWORTH ST. ST. JOHN'S no\'4,7 ! ; ' ;' I' I .,' '. I ' ' I I • ~ '~- i : I . ; ... I ·I· I . :1, I' ' WANTED .'• f~ ,I 'i f : SF.R\'ICE " 'I .1 ,: i' I•. ~ i 1 I ~ and BODi ~ I ' l \ . 1 Cor. rowan and ewsp• : I'' I '! l : :- I J •. ' I ., •I . ·: . I • ',; 1ii I AT CITY HALL. SER I ' oct6,lmtb, .:rlj' I'' ~ 0::1 I I 1!;1: 1.1 Tot 11 I . ~ ', I :. ! . ' ,·I i. I ..' . . I , nov2,4 I . l ~ i GLADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE ;I I! ; PRESCRIPTION cor. Bond and Prescott Sts. '' 17 ': LET GEORGE DO IT Phone •951 • 7898. Special· FOR PAYING BILLS !zing in cold waving, hair 21 CTIO·N VOTE styling, cutting and tinting, 20 PAY 'EM OFF WITII A manicuring, facials etc., 14 28 LOW·COST, LJJ'E.JNSUII!D operators, no waiting. NIGHTINGALE oct20,1yr 27 :rxx xxx xxxx x~xx x xxx~ X X· ):: X X X X 23 XX~ X X X X X XXX XX Xl:XXX X XXXX X :X X td or your All Wool mat . '. X X X X X )('C lC XXXX X X X ll treiiS re-picked, and recov· EMOCRACY. ered, your bedspring or day· 22 LOAN bed re-wired or your furni ture re·upholstered. If !0 Call us. Items ealled for THE BANK OF and delivered. Rates lowest obtainable. Keats Mattress NOVA SCOTIA Factory, 16 Mount Royal Avenue. Phone 92753, 2656. GGRESSIV.ENESS .. · UNWANTED HAIR Vanished away with Saca·Pelo. Saca-Pelo is different. It does not dissolve or · remove hair ·.t. from the surface, but penetrates and retards growth of unwant· . ' ed hair. Lor·Beer Lab., Ltd., Ste. 5, 679 Granville Street, Vancouver 2, B.C. ODERNIZATION .•••..• . ·.·· ...... nov4,11,'18,25 · and

...... " ~ .... ''• .. Increase Your Income ...... ' ...... AgentS. wanted, male or female, EFFICI . .- . . ... to sell our complete line of at fast selling, popular · priced, VOTE Ladies' and Men's Banlon '' , , Shaggy c ·Wools ·- Bulky Knit CITY BILL ..ADAMS sweaters, direct to wearer. With . . I ATISFACTlON '·. .' an attractive range of ladies, double ,Knit Orlons, suits and COUNCILLOR dresses· of :the.' latest fall and For cars on ·polling·Day winter fashions, _tun -or· part I :REMEM·BER ... AN~ .. '· X· .FOR· ADAMS time, high ·commissions and X· ·II DIAL 5831 - 80399 IMAS ·bonus. Write today for 92319 • 91222 and free working kit to:· J.aY Dis· ...... ·.. :·.is. AN .·x FOR .. ADVANCEMENT 1 2 I tributors I:.td., .p,o. Box 135 ·. ' • I • ' ' '• ' a • .~ ' .. .· ' " · .•. t• ••.' : ,' •,';'' ' • •• '' • 'I • • ' • .' • o ' • • • ' Outremount Montreal· 8,-P.Q.' ...... --...-...... -...... ______~..;..;.,;..,_-.__;..,_ , . t/01 INSUTID lT ·JHt ·a.tc. . oclll,lmlh· 91· 3 ,. · ~--,.,... :: ___ ,. '----~----' J'nciv4,11,18,2~

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, NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1961 1:, ~· · pAIL1~:.;_------:--__;,------·------I.··. I ·. J/ l . . I I I' . . ... I , . .. If . .. I . { i I . ' ~· . • '.._-J,.:..-.... ··~, - • - 1 • - ' •• ' • • I . I ' . ! I; I , I ·.. :!. ; , I '.· I I , . I I I I '1!:j' i'' I •I : 369 WATER·· ST. PHONE 80203 I '· I : j. ' • i' l,.l· i ,' .i . i ' I . I. :; ~~ I.) ·/II L , • \·.II ; . ~ . r 1 . : • I . ' .. I• I . j !· I : , ,, . l '' ! ' I ' ' ' ON YOUR FALL AND WINTER COATS I ' I !,:: (_' .i Ii' ~NTS ! i· FINE QUALITY WOOL FLEECE-LINED-ALL I' ) I I ooo.oo ,I . \ .. , : r. HAN $20.00 TWEED SUBURBANS WOOL SUBURBANS ·' . Warmth without weight, thermal in· Re~. 26.95 All better quality wools, expertly Reg. 26.95 . . sulpaca lining, four button front, TS ONLY 1 patch pockets with flaps, flap ticket NOW :~::d de" skin, sbearling body $9• 88 ~ I . ;

J WHEELS pocket. 36" len~th. $9.88 I NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS R FRIENDS I NO DOWN PAYMENT 'TIL JANUARY, 1962 .I I ! l I • ' .'!I /1 .: I} . EXTRA SPECIAL CAR MEN'S SUEDE JACKETS ' i: Ir Waterproof, Quilted lining, fully zip­ AVENUE II'· pered, warm, with fur collar. Dry cleanable and water repellant, processed Reg. 19.95 i ' I COATS : I 8:30 with Dupont Quilon, sizes 36 to 44. J Reg. 9.95 Colours$13 ~ ' Brown, Blue and Fawn. 9 ! NOW ONLY $4.99 NOW ONLY 8 ;I ( :7178 ' ' ,!' :i fOLISHED COTTO·N. SUBURBANS INSUL-PACA LIN1ED WOOL AND NEW VELCO CLOSURE : I weave polished cot­ ,, ROPE SLEEVE JACKETS ...' .. & B. '""'''"'''"nnt warm wool lining, 4- WOOL BLEND SUBURBANS ' I front, vent hack, 2 patch pockets Reg. 17.95 All lined with famous In­ Reg. 15.95 Opens and closes with Reg. 22.95 llaps, 36" len~th. Excellent value. a touch. Cotton cord ' i ? regular . sul-Paca Quilt. Greys or NOW NOW ng of the to wear over suit coat. You can buy shell gives excellent I $9 · Camel. Sized to wear ~ B. SoriE•ll' Simpsons-Sears Easy Paymen~~~· ONLY· warmth, quilt lining, ONLY 8 88 over suit coat. $9.88 action sleeves. $9.88

I I ).nl. . I T. I I J. ' ' ' ~ ·I WHY PAY MORE WHEN YOU GET QUALITY PRICE ' / II' AI NT SIMPSONS-SEARS 369 WATER STREET I I' I SATISFACTION OR MONEY REFUNDED : li I I

:0I' ' " I: ~ MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF BAMBOO NEWFOUNDLAND ; ~I I i li TO RENT I' KINSMEN GARDENS TO· WHOM IT ' I ; 1' HARVEY ROAD 51 Rennie's Mill Road ~EXTENSION SERVICE II !~· . { Open 7 days Weekly 1st. NEWFOUNDLAND ARTISTS Boys' Club 12 Noon to 12 Mldnighl self-contained unfurnish­ ' :: j, dally. EXIDBITION • • : t Now you can enjoy Chinese ed APARTMENT, com­ ~ '( per Food In your own home prising 6 rooms. Adults MAY CONCERN Opening WEDNESDAY, November 8th, BINGO I I, . Dial. 5815 only. at 7 p.m. !·I The St. John's Boys' Club, now under In The University Art Gallery For Free Home Delivery ·,I ~· ,lmth, SERIES No. 53 j '· 6 to 12 p.m. dalb', Ring 2505 construction near Mundy Pond is to be •I oct18,lmth The Exhibition will be open every day '• TODAY'S NUMBERS ,1 open December 15th, 1961. We are from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 10 i 1. anxious to acquire good used and/or Until SATURDAY, November 18th. . • 'I t. Lt.\. ·I I I G 0 new equipment prior to that date. nov4,8 ' f. LOOKING FOR A USED CAR? Amongst the many items needed are • ' J I, 17 31 62 I! 52 AT MUNN 21 37 54 69 the following: A Piano, Stack-up I !. 20 45 59 67 See these NOW MOTORS LTD. Chairs and Tables, Steel lockers, Gym· I I' I 28 35 53 72 1959 CHEVROLET Sedan ...... $1650.00 nasium Equipment, Ping Pong Tables 1 ' 27 32 49 65 etc. Interested persons please call ,'1 r' 23 1957 METEOR V-8 automatic ..... ,.. $1350.00 ' 42 48 71 80231 during business hours. !·., lB 40 58 68 1960 METEOR Montcalm 4-door ;. 27 60 66 Automatic. Power steering, €3 radio, six cylinder· engine ...... $2500.00 64 22 \ i957 VAUXHALL Sedan ...... ;.:...... $ 400.00 61 1958 MERCURY V-8, automatic power steering, power brakes, radio...... $1750,00 UNION OIL 1960. METEOR Radiant 500, 4 door, V-&, automatic, radio ...... $2500.00 CALLING ''SOS'' Munn Motors Ltd. Fellow Unionists, Here in Verse 1 CITY TAXPAYERS: 'BLACKMARsH ROAD . ' PHONE 94061 THE STORY OF UNION PRIZES FOR LETTER "H'' In asking for your support, I wish OIL to make it quite clear, I am not a member of any Political Party. I Kin - Help Klddles .. Expm Watch Repairs Three Union members* lost their jobs To "SCAB" just wasn't tl}eir style! assure you I am a free agent,· and l.'JIBONOM&TUI They chipf>ed their money into the pot, under no obligation to any political AUTOMATIC And started UNION OIL. .. pressure. EFFI. ·at· !. The City of St. John's has given me '' So; ~ow Dear Frien~, it's up to you, a good living; I, in return, would like CITY.! .. . Keep "UNION" busy whate er you do. to give something to my City. I thank ·' yo~ for your support. Dial 2822 R. M. BARRETT,' .P·-- ..... Candidate for Councillor. &QVICI WlTI '.& SIIILB AT novl,4 ' UNION OIL Co., Ltd. AVALON CREOn · JEWRLERS SAVE THTS NUI\·tBEH 1.WATII Af ADILAIIIt PHONI 1119 Advertise In The News

'· ' \ I · l]sed ca: i '.t : ,. far this ve: I ! . '' NEWFOUNDlAND soURS ' ' ' I '' I I. SERVICES NoYa J i. :· ~arly I No. 247 I,, PASSENGER NOTICE Recollections of Harbour Grace M·.~:- CLARENVILLE SAII.ING • '·s:OO P.M. SATURDAY ·.?of.V. Clarenville on the St. Johil's • Lewisporte Service will SSI~ sail· :from the Dock Coastal 5:oo• p.m. today, Saturday, No· vember 4th. ~KODAK~35B In Electric-eye control . .• automatic f/((sh.

Now you con have both 35mm precision end • 1 simplicity. Outdoors, tile electric eye sets expos• · . ur~ . cally. Indoors, Ih e Iens a d1usts automaticelly fer fl , you dial the distance. Signals in viewfinder for~:·' : r and when light's too dim. Fast f/2.8 lens ~··t\s, . .I! ucle gcJvance, double-exposure prevention, ea'sy slip·in ·RAY MURPIIY 1 'I CAMERA $98.50 FLASH HO

I,, I' Soviet Unio I j TOOT ON'~ disarrnamel ' I I 'I LIMITED States and it~ of the S DISTRIBUTORS FOR "KODAK'' IN I'·Ill carried bY th NEWFOUNDLAND agency Tass a president Kenn l':!n last week II:: ll•' States ruight ; nuclear tests in II, " if necessarY h 'i 'h." . L: !, statement sait I ' • ,I I •, felt justifie, I'. • I its so-megaton s II''" other recent nu 1:. . because it lagge· 't . I, \\'estern atomic Jr. I ! number of m1 ·I'II ,I q the Soviet 't,, tcstiM if i 'I Published By hehind the .I such a ;:ap .I , I Authority by continuan< te>ts underg i I I h1· the re: II t. tests in the a ',, I has said it h; ! I . : to re~ume n• the I a has not rna

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ks C -· 1 I { Reuters) • MoneY Relations s ' Con~truction of the new Ang. S~ndys flew tc ~ ~ewfoundla1td lican School is progressing sat· ntg.ht for tall isfactorily under Superintendent Kwame Nkru ,. for Frank Saunders. It is on the the Queen• i Homes site of the old Tennis Court visit to which commands a splendid West A!rit Newfoundland - view of the town and provides ample space for a large play ground. When completed it will add much lo the l<>ok of Paid on Debenture the town from Saddle Hill, ·the Bonds For 5 Years and Point, and the Conception Buy 30 highroad. It i~ too soon to cvrn Prompt Delivery On Over. hazard a guess as· to when it • STOVE OIL will be ready for occupancy but • FURNACE OIL ... Interest paid semi-annually we should think hy September • HARD COAL or if allowed to accumulate next. SOFT COAL your money will DOUBLE In IRON FIREMAN 13 years. For shorter terms Mrs. James Curran is doing HEATING EQUIPlUENT. 4 lower rates apply: • Obituary well but is not allowed to do any work for some time. EUGENE WRICE Mr.: and Mrs. Mark Gosse en· Deposit Acco~nt: CARBONEAR, Oct 30th.­ tertained Mi. and Mrs. Lane and Eugene Wrice, aged 61 years, Mr. and ·Mrs. Proudfoot at a may be used for SAVINGS at high rate of Interest. · • passed away at the Carbonear partridge dinner at · Willowon · Community Red Cross Memor· Farm. REPAIRS . .For further partlculnrs, applY.: ial Hospital on Monday, Oct . ,. . l TV 23rd, after long illness. His IIEES IS GENTLEI'IIAN bUJ·i~l took 'place at the n. C. OTTAWA· lCPl-Mayor Char· :~fASONABLE RATES Cemetery on· Tuesday, Oct. 24th, lotte Whitton kept abreast of NEWFOUNDL~ND .. BUILD.ING at 2.30 ·p.m. 'l'ransport Minister George Hees GUARANTEED WORK visit to the United States and He leaves to moum his wife, in matching wits on "how to Canada, the air · ministry an· ···~···· 30 Anastasia; four sons, Edward, throw ·rocks"...,until it came to PllUNE 9~J 123 nounced Thursday, Thorney­ ·•••••• 43 & croft will ·hold talks with the ·•••• .•. 54 ·SAVINGS INVESTMENT. , : LTD William, Leo and Lawrence; one ·her turn to actually toss one. ... ;;.,. 5! ' .. daughter, Mrs. Joseph Power. The two ribbed each other at Electronic adrilinistration of ··the Federal · h~c~rporalcd 1936 two sisters, Mrs. Peter Keough ' the opening Wednesday night or Aviation Agency in Washington, ····:···· 55. and 1\lrs. M.ichnel MacNeil, ht Ottawa's first pay · as·you-play Centre ltd. VISITS CANADA then fly .. to Ottawa for talks ..: •.. ~7· 258 DUCKWORTH ST.,ST. JOHN'S PH: 3108 N~rth Sydney, . and-14 grand ~urling rink. She went sprawl· 90 CAHPBEU AVE . LONDON lReutcrsl -British .wilh Canadian government of· 'l·chtldrcn. to whum we lender 1011 and Mr. Hecs gallantly re~· · Aviation Minister Peter Thorn· ficials. Nature of the talks was condolence. R.I.P. cued her. · I \fter hour. 'PHONE 7313 i cycrofl will leave Sunday for a 1 not .dis~losed. - / ·' ·~ : ....-. I '

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