\ Wrecked Frejght'e'r's Crew Snatc ed From Death,; -- . !.,.'i· .. ·•.• . ." ,- . .' .';,,. , V' 9.15 a.m.-·NoL ulloby for o \ Lise. C 1 10.30 a.m.-Adopted Son. MI 7.00 p.m.-The Barrelman. THEDAILY :NEWS M~t::N 8.15 p.m.-Hockey. P Charles 'Hutton & Sons (Price 5 cents) ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1955 Vol. 62. No. 267 Police • .' . • e Ivery o ypt Station us rms Bombed Helicopter ---Graduate' Nurses---- U.S. Considering R:L~:\=:SIr. Plucks Men 'a el' s Ap pe alll:~d po~~~t:::gea~ 2~Y::~:.- Isr , amas foiled a dawn attack. . by armed raiders Saturday' WASHINGTON-AP-The Communist bloc is re- I l'l1 r" From Sea ported moving rapidly to deliver $80,000,000 worth of on ..a one y VI age po ICI H;\LIFAX-eP- Twcnty . promised weapons to Egypt so as to complete deliveries I station here•. one Grc:!k ~camcn, snatch within the next 30 days. i The raiders, believed to be mern· ed (rom dcath on their These Red arms shipments are' . . I bel's o[ the outlawed Irish Rcpub- wrecked ship, rcsted in a increasing pressure on the United to have bcpn delIvered along with! lican Army, blasted the station States to meet Israel's urgent re- tanks, arU!lel'Y .aml ~mall arm~: I' wall with a hon,temade bomb a~ ;ailor'~ hll:ilcl in Sydney quest for American arms. At least SCI en sll1pl~ads arc undel fought a machme·gun duel With Sundar. But no decision has bee made stoo~ to ha.ve arrIVed, often un I police before fleeing across the T-c I'~l'''' mcmbers of the Liber· yet by state and defence ndepart. loadmg at n1gh~. , border,. three miles away, into the iln 'frci~htC~ i\i;mc\ 11 were IiUed ment authorities who are consider. The Communists arc un~ersto()d IRepublic of Ireland, tJ ;3fc:) Sal~lrllay by two nal')' ing Israel's ap cal, Most officials to be charging cut·rate. prices [01' • • - . ~;Im. T~c)' tcok turns .Iluldlns are reported :xtremely relucta~t t!le weapons, all of which are be· The statlOl! duty officer, 25·ycar· their hd:c,'pler down beslile Ihe to sell any American weapons to heyed to be sec~nd hand, but ap~; old Gordon Kn01;les, wa~ dug froln : ii-oed rnrk, of ;l t,UOO·foot cliff Israel [or fear of getting involved parently th~ 'pr1CC~ are not ab i the ru~ble. Illth sel en bullet ;u'~c northern lip (If Cape Dreton in n ms race with the Commu. c.h~ap as ,!~lgma!ly supposed, or· I \I ounds ,m h.. ~ bod~'. ~I~ was re- , ~ ar [lClals fanllllar 11'lth the arms deal ported III crilleal cundltlon. ' bland. With thc II hirlil1~ rotors nnl)' illS . said the !lriccs are 10ll'er than the! The raiders moved Into the viI· !:ant fcd awn)' Ir.lIn thc rliff. the Officials who are closely check· United States 1I'0uid eharge lor Ilage through daWn mist and cut· ~tli~,1pler in~hcrl d~l1'n to Ihe after Ing Communist arms deliveries re· similar weapons, however. . the pulice station's telephone wire:;. d!ck of thc i\i;m~t four limes ~nel port there is no sign the Soviets Small coastal submarincs noll' I The bomb explosion, heard 10 plucked the men nIl' n y. The have included late· model MiG·17s arc belicv~~ definitel~ to be part\ miles away, tore a holdn the wall. !:ti~ht~r. II'hh'h pOllnrtcd intn tne in cargoes unloaded thus far, Rum· of the mlhtnry eqUipment COil· As the men cntered, they sprayed !ll~k)' 1\'311 of Calle St. Lnwrence ors that some of these new jet signed to the E~YJ1lian5. ,Half a: the barracks with machIne-gun Frida\' mornin~. was bound from fightcrs would he turned over to dozen of these cbsolete uncJer~pa I fire and' called on the police to Philadelphia to-Sul11mcr:
the w~c1It·enll-lIV" drunk, ~hree for (or breaking and vagrant. SAVE Se'v Hi Snow Heavv YOUR LABEL CONTEST "
Gusts of SAVE YOUR LIBBY'S LAB ELS FOR VALUABLE PRIZES rain com vehicular swell rivers, F'OR M'OM-FOR DAD-F'OR THE ·KID$-FO'R THE HOME and to add Hall. 4th. While st. 2nd. 3rd. bed, the Cabot Tower 7~ H.P. A '" COOEY" Ing received A FAIRBANKS An "ELECTROLUX" frantic captains MORSE ships would 21 inch. IISIMCOEII , EVINRUDE " The world's most imitated CHROME KITCHEN SET captain DC machine-Model Z 57- "Berylstone" TELEVISION 4 Chairs and Table. - Spring filled engine broken . In Dark Mah~gany with new modern design with Chair •.- End Extension Table. Cape Race •. new up-front tuning. Outboard automatic cor d wind.r winds ••• need Later Cabol' Motor, and wheels plus all spray "Repairs been and cleaning attachments And that was Aquasonic with whis· to make you proud and But for the pering power,plenty happy to own this "-auti 1rom Botwood; of speed with a motor New York-it ful machine made only by "We're 12 mi as smooth as silk. driCling lor 'f ELECTROWX - the message SALES & SERVICE EXCLUSIVE WITH a message whi (CANADA) & Allen CHARLES R. BELL The ROYAL STORES Ltd. LIMITED Dealers for the Famous Limited ST. JOHN'S Ras FAIRBANKS-MORSE ST. JOHN'S and THE HOUSE fOR VALUE CORNER BROOK Rep AIR FURNACES and TELEVISION A rash 12th. the wel!k-enl 10th. 11th. • dent did SET OF vehicles. An 'EMERSON' SET OF II WEAR EVER " RULES ALUMINUMWARE . 'PYREX' WARE In beautiful coppertone. A 5· Tube Radio, Consisting of double boller, The world's greatest name This contest is boing run on a points basis-the in cooking ware. coffee percolator, teapot, three saucepans, etc. The largest of'points sent in by an entry wins the first "ZODIAC" most serviceable things in your kitchen. prize. The second largest number of points ~ins LADIES' or GENT'S WRIST WATCH the second prize and so on until all the prizes are Beautiful and serviceable. Accepted as the oHicial won. Each Libby label is worth one point with the timepiece of the Swiss Federal Railways ••• at exc~ption of the Libby Spaghetti label, which is 2 full fidelity speakers in one worth three points. compact Tab I. Radio. FEARN, LIMITED Choice of colour. WATCHMAKERS and JEWELLERS, ------Distributed by Distributed by 284 WATER STREET ST. JOHN'S Disfribufed by BAINE, JOHNSTON &CO. Only full labels will be accepted showing the United Agencies name of produd and where canned. Part labels LIMITED United Agencies 6th. &7th. , SILVER BUILDING, Dealers In Electric SILVER BUILDING, will not be counted. WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S Appliances and Television WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S The meeting of 2 15th. place tom 13th. 14th. All label entries must be sent in, at the one ber 29th at • Hall of the A SET OF SET Of "A WESTINGHOUSE" time. Additional entries will be counted as a ." RALEIGH " "BEACON" PLASTICWARE "EKO ELECTRIC STEAM IRON seperate entry and not adcled to th, first. LADIES' or GENT'S BICYCLES FLINT"· Open handle - easiest to Kitchen' Tools Iron steam or dry. Sizes to suit winners. Raleigh is the world's cham Members or Charles R. Bell Ltd. and their pion all stHI Bicycle. In ~tainless steel-10 pieces with hanging rack, guaran~ families are not permitted to enter this contest. Distributed by teed for 15 years. Disfributed by PI·KE'S CYCLE SHOP Beautiful colors-tough and u, All entries become the property of Charles R. . 74 SPRINGDALE STREET ST. JOHN'S UNITED easy to clean-unbreakable. Majestic Sales DUCKWORTH STREET, Bell Ltd. and no Intries will be returned. . 9th. AGENCIES United Agencies ST. JOHN'S .' 8th. SILVER BUILDING, SILVER BUILDING, Headquarlers for ------A Beautiful 34 piece Westinghouse Appliances 'A WATER STREET, ST. J.OHWS WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S Entries must be received at V.O.C.M. or Charles let of . R. Bell Ltd., St. John's cHic., and must bear a post Dorm eyer 26 to 30 16 to 20 21 to 25 mark if mailed, not later than February 10th. :t II ROGERS n 1 dozen Inll ~ .. ELECTRIC . "BAUER" Boots &Skates 1-2·lb. box each " .SILVERWARE " SENORITA" FOOD MIXER Th\ ,contest is for the Province of NeWfound in the exclusive April Beautifully designed In white NYLONS "Ganongs " land only, and any entries fram outside the Pattern by the makers enamel with food grinder 51 gaule, 15 den· ler. In the latest Province will not I:t. eligibl •• of 'Canada'. finest SiI- and juicer and two mixing shades. bowls. Exc'rulln with verwar•• Chocolates Distribut.d by THE \ Nfld. ~epresentative Boys' and gIrls' ~Izes to ault Winners names will be' announced over win n en. Over 25 years making boob and· skates and . ARCADE " Delecto" . V.O.C.M. and published .in newspapers, UNITED gUaranteed for material and W. H. THISTLE workmanship. Available at STORES' • AGENCIES HARRIS & HISCOCK whlre wi .. and Canada's finest gift ,in 2 EXETER. AVE., thrifty .heppen :SILVER BUILDING, 167 WATER STREET, lovi to shop. v'' " CONTEST CLOSES FEBRUARY 10, 1956 ST. JOHN'S, 34' WATER ST .. chocolates. ST •. jOHN'S . WATER STREET, 'ST. JOHN'S. , H.,dw're anit, ~portln. GHd. ST. JOHN'S ------...... -.!!""~~=~-' ...=----.-.---.-- .. -.-.---......
5 - : .. ~' Liquor. Stolen .~ .. Niue Arr~sts , ! ~ -- • Local police arc investigating a larceny frOlll ~ . ,,'tnt pm~ns were arresled by I~.cal police ol'tr Third 'Page hoUse I'n Water Street west which occurred FrI~)' h Ileek·end-two alleged drunk dl'lvers, a routine night. A quanmy o( liquor and beer was remov~ ~;tnk. :hrcc Cor dlunk and disorderly conduct, one from the premises. ". C~r brrakin): and entering, one for assault, and a ,_.,._~n_t· ______~ ______S_T_.~JO __ H_N_'S_,_N_EW~.F.~O_U_N_DL._A_N_D_,_M:O~N:D:A~y~,~N:O~V:EM::BE:R~~8 ~,_1~9:5:5 ______-ri Severe Winter Storm. ~urtis Academy Speech Night Trade Increases~ Hits·All Newfoundland Pilfering Also ~ City buying ill stores Saturday (d) most Water Street f~ United Towns Electric Com· night reached the highest peak managers' avera~ed $350. :: Snow Halts Traffic On Highways; pany workers tolled hard to reo established so I ar this year, with Contrary to opinion, most man· move trees which had been up·: thousands of city and out·of·town agcrs said thaI pilfering Is done Hea,'y Seas Pound Ships Near rooted or had cracked orr and I,. folk doing thc!r buying at prc· on a larger :;~ale In the sprlJl' had fallen over electric lines at Chrislmas sale~, tl'cporled the. JC the year, and during the 5U!J1' SL Jobn's Ihe Goulds and on t: ... Thorburn managers and managing directors mer months. .: Road. Meanwhile, the lights were of local stores and firms, adding They agreed that with stortt Gusts of minor-hun'icane force and heavy snow and out In the Torbay area as heavy that pilfering very likely reached stocked well for the Christll;1!l rain combincd yesterday to cause panic at sea, motor sleet tore down wires. its highest pebk fClr the season season, a great deal of pllferm. \'chicular accidents, to tear down signs and awnings, to The Nfld. Light and Power Com· : Saturday night. too. is done. But, by cDmparlson,;1t 511'cll ri\'ers. ground planes, uproot trees, burn off wires, pany reported that sparks flew as . Is small. The culprits In thell h ~ dangling electric wires danced Most stores have hired on cases mostly are children, and and to add more t an ~ 2,000 to current expenses of City about certain areas in the vicinity i more aisle w:tlchmen or "store many oC them are caught, scold· Hall. • of Fleming and Belvedere Streels, detectives" as they atl'C called on ed, and set free. \\,hilr St. John's was asleep Int a tradegy. and on Freshwater Road. Short the mainland and in the United Managers agreed that there;1I brd. the wireless operalors a The U.S. culler Cascok, not far circuits were· caused, It was ex· States. This has the dual pur· no organized pilfering done the., Cabct Towcr earb' yesterday11 f morn· away, rushed to the ship's assist· plalned, when sleet attached ItselI " pose of detel ring pilferers, and days. in~ rrech'cd S.O.S. ca s rom Iwo ance, while crew members worked 10 both wires, dropped off one, I of calching ')thers In the act of That died out last spring when Cranlic captains who feared Iheir fast 10 repair a broken cross head and when Ihe wind blew these letting small wares 'fall' In their a number of persons-notabl, fhlps would crack up on the coast. bearing. They were successful, and II"hlcr" ones onlo Ihe Immovable shopping bags 'or into thck coat 1V0men _ were haled' before Cartain of the British - owned Ihe ship wllh a very much relieved heavier, sleet-cuvered wires. pockels. Magistrate's Court Rnd fined, ··Brr!Nonr." radioed: "Steering crew hastened on towards New THE COUNCIL Asked by a Daily News rcpurt. jailed; or released on prom!!e. rn;inc hroken ••• 120 miles from York. In Ihc carly artel"Uoon fivc cr how much moncy is lost cach of goorl bclla'llor. cape Race ... hurricane force By then Ihe eliy oC SI. John's, sanders anrl a dozen cuuncil work· ycal' due to pilfel·ing. At'lhat time many stores Imew ... nred help fAst." the Malon Peninsula, and Indeed ers began sall.and-sandlng the ~ind, (a) one propllctor said "bout by sight a number DC orlanlzer I.Mrr Cahot Tower was adl'ised: thc province In general, wus being streets, a project which a Ccw I . ··nrp.ir~ bcrn effected. Thanks." wrapped In a hea\,y mlxturc of short hours latcr had cost the tax· 5100. pilferers who wcre ""atched (b) ;tllUtl1(~r ~aid ahout $250. closely whcncI cr they entered .\nd thaI lias Ihat. [alling rain and snow, the snow payers $1,000. "B~·. midnighl," (cl Anothcr ~aid O\'cr $500. the places of business. Rul lor the ~I.V. nolne-bound gelling the Upper hand. Drll'en by I reported II. ~1ax Whelan, strects fwm Botwood; ~cI\'Coundland. 10 cold and hea\'y winds, the S\lOW I superlnlcndent, "the toll will be :\rw York-it wasn't ~o easy. clung 10 wlrepoles and wires and anolher $I,~and if snow cun· Another War. hWc're I~ miles off Cape Spcar, short clt'cults were caused In the tlnucs after III11t. by Monday 514 Squadron' dnflin; lor Torbay !leatl." I\'as IGoulds. Thorburn Road, ~·resh· mornln.g, the cost 11'111 be still high· i Veteran Laid I Ihr mem;;e ~cnt to Cabot TOII'er, water noad and Belvedere St.-eet cr." \ I mma~e which held the fear of areas. . (SEI5 STORl\I, Pagc 5) To Rest Activities I The funeml of Ihe laIc A. A. By sm. BILL GOSS l.. I The regular weekly parade was Purehase took place from Long's i Rasll Of Accidents May Build Hill )'esterday afternoon Dc· held last Weducsday with a good. ceased had been long associated attendance of cadets. Squadron . I with the Civil Service. and was Leader Watsor: who is the Air :: ~ well known in the community, as Cadet Liaison Officer for the -. i Reported To Police New Ferry was evidenced by the attrndancp Maritime Rrovince was present' I A rash of motor accidents broke out in the city over For Use On of citizens prominent in tne com· and impeeted the squadron. Later. '1' the week·end, police told the Daily News, One such acci- _ mercial and professional life of In the evening he Inspected the ! : the province. squadron officers and was pleas-· ! dent did almost a similar amount of damages to both Bell lslwul . ed with the progress being made •. : \'chicles. Sm'vice The late Abl~ A. Purchase was S/L Watson wa~ accompanied by This was at the junction of Em· a veteran of t.he FI~st Great War F 0 Don Loggle from R.C.A.F .. pire Afcnue and Freshwater Road. and was on her way of 1914.1918, III winch he served . : church. The operator& of the Bell ,. .. . T _, with Ihe 1st Battalion. Royal New· Station Torba\·. I HT . .\ \'an owned by A~'re'3 Super· :narkrt and drifen by Edmond Sometime earlier, Fred Sheppard Island-Portugal· Cove ferry I CURTIS ACADEMY held its An~ual Speech. Night ~n Fnday. November 2;)th: foundland Regiment, his number SPORTS N G ..... ol 80 l\Ionroe Street, reported to being 2995. family was also Airrangement for the sports\ R3Y of Hi~gins Line, was In col· Frederick Carter may build The picture shows Lady Outer bridge pre sentJllg ~ prIZe to one of the students. IIis lision wilh a car drh'en b)' S/Sgt. the police that about 3 o'clock on a ship even more suitable for Special guests for thl? programme were, left to right, l'.!rs. Smallwood, I?r. G. A. loyally.represenl;:!d in the !en'ices night between 510 Lions Squad •. Dnyl L. Sweat of Pepperrell AFB. the 26th, while driving at the • d Frecker, Del)uty Minister of Education;. Mrs. Rowe, ,H~s Honour the Lieutenant in the Second '~orld War. ron and ourselves is well in hand The nn'J damagcs-S150 worth. juncllon of Empire and Mayor the Tickle serVice, an may CI f th U t d Ch h B d f Edu I The cortege first proceeded to and scheduled for Friday nlghi Avenucs, his "an wa5 In collision 'lower current fairs if an ·ex- Governor, Hon. Dr. F. W. Rowc, lair man 0 e m c urc oar 0" - i the Church of England Cathedral. at 8 p.m. Parents and friends· of The car's-S125 worlh. with a pickup. .. elusive franchise is· granted cation; Lady Ollterbricigc, Premier J. R. Smalhvood, Mrs. l'I'Iarch, and Rc\,. I'. E. I where thc sen'ice was conducted cadets arc expected to attend the
A lui and a Imall car collided The latter was driven by R. th m Vipond. I 1Iy Re\,. J. Reid,lwho also look thc spOtl'ls night hnd many excltinl In Iht Freshwater Road area yes· Ballen of Foxtrap. I g. F. MacLellan-the man re· i - • commital in the C. of E. Cemetery. events are schedulcd. The~e will lerda)' afternoon, causing con sid· d Ch h Damagcs to the va~ amounted 10 I sponsible for putting the unique UnIte ur. c Capt. L. C. Murphy recited the be B. canteen ~e['\'lce plus a small mblt damage. In the back seat $150. There wcre slight damages; Frederick Carter on the Tickle Legion ritual at the graveside. fol. admIssion fee. .' nf car a the was woman who has to the other \·ehlcle. I IIhal strcleh of waler belween lowed bl' the customary "silence" BAND heen out of Toronto hospital only There was a number of olher I Bell Island and Porlugal covcl-j • , and the dropping of the poppies. We have rec~ntly added anoth· thm weeks. ~lrs. Ron Pumphrey, accidents of relatively thc. same I WBS sick In bed yesterday and un., The funeral, which w~s by c:r 8 trumpet d?d a field drum' 209 ~:mpire Al'cnuc, was hurl R d D J E B III callbrc, police said. ! available for comment. motor hearse was In the hands ,tc our band Which now giv~ us lii:htl)' by the impact. everen rei ~fany were ~aused bl' slippery I Current fairs on the 'fickle run , • •• of Mr. GeoH Carnell. I Sec CAPETS, Page II. She 11'1.1 in a cast al the time, slreets, high wmds, and snow. now are 60 cents. Price a few' . ------years ago was 50 cents, cars and, P h At G Wesley W.M.S. "Martin Luther" tr~~: ;;~~~r1ck Carter's bow and reac er ower St. 1) tI f d stern are similar and she Is equip- 1 (Jlo\~ng Sho'''IOng De erre. ped with a screw on each end, so Gower Sireet United Church was Taking as his text Romans 16 home, and because it safeguards GO lanksb .1 ., I f b th 5 "GI my love to the some of the most precious free· that she can go forwards Dr back· packed to capac ty or 0 morn· ~erse, ve . • doms we enl·ou • Freedom can onty I 11 hO Due to negotiations now going wards Ing and evening services yesterday. little church which meets III their , h ee n~ on between the Ministerial and Or· . when the church observed its an. House". Rev. Dr. Bell said that he preserved by our devotion to U ange Organizations, on the one At the Island and at tbe Cove, nual Thanksgiving services. Rev. we arc taught to love the church the things that are higb and true. WEST Th. Autumn ThankofCerlng hand, and the owners of the local are are·shaped piers for her to Dr. John Bell. B.A., former min. by those who love us, and he has The church Is the source of all meeting 01 Wesley WMS will take theatres on the olher, the show· fit Into.' A mechanical bridge, to Isler of the church and now servo no patience with people who put true freedom, Dr. Bell said, and place tomorrow, Tuesday, No\,em· Ing of the 16 millimeter film on be lowered or hclghtened depend· ing at DanCorlh Avenue United forward the excuse for not going let the church go by the boarel, b~r 29th ~t 8 p.m. In the Lecture Martin Luther scheduled lor Pitts Ing on the tide, Is used lor the Church in Toronlo, was the guest to church, but they had too m~eh then Creedom would disappear. YOUNG MAN lrall of the church. Memorial Hall tonight has been going on or the coming ocr the speaker. church while they were growmg Only the church slood against Th! ,pecial speaker for the deferred. A 35 mllllmeler copy will ferry. of cars and trucks. During the morning service the up, and said that perbaps it Is Hitler for human libcrty and still tlenin; will be llajor Nina Bishop; be' obtained- for showing In'onc' of It Is not known When the Public sacrament of In[ant baptism was timc that some of us began to we arc confronted by countless , nn lurlough from South Africa. the local theatrcs at a later dale. Utilities authorltlcs wlll sit to can. held and ninc babies were christ. walk worthily of tbe great heritage I people who ignor~ .the church and GO WEST III Hrr Itcture will bc H1uslrated by Meanwhile, the 16 mlllimeicr copy ened by tbe minister of the church passed on to us by the church. regard It as a relic of bygone t . will continue to be shown al sider Ihe application by the com· d d In ~rcsltn~ pictures relallng to pany for an exclusive (ranehise. ReI'. F. E. Vipond. Most youthful offen ers come ay!. her experiences in connecllon with schools thi~ week.' Rev. Dr. Bell, spoke of his [rom non christian homes, Dr. "Not a man today who talks SEE PAGE 5 the work she is doing In that memories of the fine service rend· Bell said, and when Jesus Christ _~(~S~E~E~D~R:.~B~E:L:L::.,~p~ag~e~5~)~~k~~~~====;;;;;;;;;;;5~~~~~~~iiiiii rountry. Person al f'ederatlon Bnnual conference. ered by the women of Gower is accepted as a member of the The soloist will be Miss M. Froin there they will visit Winnl. Street Church to sew and care for home, and discipline is a part of lIennchur~·. ~fr. and Mrs. Charles M. Neaves peg to spend Christmas with their the poor and paid tribute to the the love pattern there is little fear A most cordial Im'ltallon Is ex· left by TCA on Thurs'day the 24 son, James and daughlers, Ann Cine work done In st. John's by the of difficulty. tended to all members and friends of 'November for Toronto' to at. and Della. They will return 10 St. United Church School Board in We should love the church be· 01 the Woman's llissionary Society. lend the Canadian Temperance John's on December 28. • providing schools for the children. cause it helps to build a Chrislian FOR 5 DAYS ONLY TUESDAY, Through SATURDAY, Home And School' Regional Councils Nov. 29·30 - Dec. 1,2,3
."mnl! and leachers IIslened ~atls(ylng relations between par· nallonal body. represe!atlves. Mr. Wallers point. the first place award in their ~I\h close aUenlion to a highly ents, teachers ond children. The Council acls as a medium cd alit that while larger arras had class al the Kiwanis Music Festival I~trmling and detailed rcporl Many worlhwhlle projects have fur the exchange of Ideas, with co· the advantages of talenl, Icader· last· year. Their singing Is always Off ;:1I'cn by ~lrs. Charks Cou;cns al been underlaken by Ihe Fedel" ordlnallfln of efforl amung member ship and opportunity, it was not so a delight 10 hear. A vote o( thanks a meeting of the !lome and School atlon. These Include physltal and a~soelatfons. Encouragement has in all parts oC Newfoundland. and was proposed by Mr. Alberl Dris· KIDDIES' 3 Piece SNOW SUITS A~!otialion IIC Prince DC Wales menial heallh, tieller f1Im~. re· been given '10 other areas in the Ihcse areas need help Irom a coli. COllr;e anti 1I01l0\\,ay School held warding u~c· o( lel.urc. hobbles, islantl to form their own r('glonal stronger, more firmly established INl'EIl·COMMUNICATION Regular 10,95 ...... 8.95 ta.t Wednesday. I drama. hand!~I'aC\s, elllzenslllll. council: Delegales from centr~1 ol·ganlzaLion. He warned of the SYSTEM . ~lr.'. Cou~en! repre5enlrd the beller homes. ~tudy of child de· Ncwfoundland met recently 10 dis· danger o( an association rJriCLing Tlie committee working on the BOYS' 'N' GIRL'S St. John's Regional Council of velopmcnt, educational gUidance •. cuss the formation of a council ·Into thc role of a money making new inter·communication system lIome and Scholll Associations, and CAMPUS COATS characler training, leadcrshlp Ira in· which would sel'l'c Grand Falls. organization, thereby losing sight Cor Ihe college reported ~atisfac· hrr report dealt with the annual Inll and service. . Buchans, Badger, MlIlertown, Bis- of its most important aim, that o[ tory' progress. Tenders ar~ now Regular 7.95 ...... 5.95 conCerence of the Canadian Home That much can be accomplished hop's Falls and Gander. It is hoped bringing logether parents. teach· being asked for the supply 01 ~.nd School and PHrent.' eaeher through such a federatlun is ap- thai eventually reglonals will be ers and pupils, to the educational equipment. It is hoped tn have MEN'S SUEDINE JACKETS .ederalion. held at Fredericton, parent. Through It, parents find formed on the west coast. Burin advantage of ·ail. the syslem installed during the :-i.B. last summer, which she at. encouragement to Interesl ·them. peninsula and Conception Bay area, . Other Important projects under Christmas vacation. Regular 5.95 ...... 3.95 tended as an observer on behalf selves In school problems, combat and that eventually, n prl)vlnclal taken In St. John's have been the 01 the Counell. She was assisted undesirable Influenc~s h1 tile com· federation will be possible. There elimination of salacious litP.rature, Meantime, even JUI 'Inter·com. WOMEN'S SKATING JACKETS on the playdoll'ns by Mrs Lewis munlty, and giVe support to worth. are at present slxty·Clve HOlDe and be Iter movies lor children, and system cannot ~'l acquired with· Regular 7.95 ...... ;5.95 IIrookes, and Mr. Harry Walters while projects, such as school saf· Schodl Associations In New(ound· improvement bf Saturday afternoon out effort and sacrifh.e, and It is also representing Ihe St. John's ety patrols. land, all of which have been con· conditions In the theatres. planned to hold a sale and alter Regional Council. . REGIONAL COUNCIL tacted by the Council. A lively diSCUSSIOn followed noon tea at the college during the Among the alms and objects' of Speaking on the activities of the Activities of the CounCIl have' these talks. and questions were slack winter months, to help raise the national feder3t1on are the St. John's Regional Council, Mr. recently ·eentered on an interest asked from the floor. A vote. of the necessary funds. . de1elopment or the ehlld'~ skill Walters pointed out that Ihe one In retarded chlJdren.· A province· thanks to the panel was given by COLLEGIAN and knowledge of his needs. based year old council .had nol yet whle survey of their need~ has Mr. Hudson. Copies of the Collegian are now on Information prepared by special. reached the stage where amalga· been undertaken, and Ihl! Infor. BOYS CHOm being dlstrlbuled. The book Is an bll. public support of the \eachers. mallon Into a provincial leder· matlon Is being passed on 10 the The, Grade Seven Boys' Choir excellent compilation, and makes acquainting the community with allan· was possible. When this authorities. gave a spirited rendition of four extremcly inleresting reading for ~rhOOI conditions. the building up materlallzcs, . however. Ihe New· A~slstance. has been given In song" under' the able direction those who like 10 keep abrcast or 1 .uod Will and appreciation of othc t' . foundland federation will b~ ellg· ne~'ly former! associations,' which oC Mr. Douglas Osmond. fhis Is the students' activities and pro· r na Ions, and, in general more Ible lor membership within the have been visited by ihe Council's the samc group of boys 'who won gress •. TH _ THE D~ILY NEWS, MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1955- ...... grcat deal. of very bad advertising. But now that the decision to go ahead has been In Tbe, Ne.ws ./ N . By WAYFAHER . e 0 a, yewS made, it is t;l be hoped that the work will Th . . . .be expedited and that the ncw tcrminal NOTES AND COl\tllIENT fbi UAI1.Y N~WS II • murnlDIl paper. may be ready to receive its first visitors .This year. wish him .wbUahtd III 181M. anD published at tb. h 1 The people oC Twllllngatc hav· I':n. B':lldlna ~35fI Duckwortb Street. in 1957· at t every atest, ing laken offence at Mr. Sinclair's one cJf the st. John". Newfuundland, by Rublnlon II offhand comparison hetween their hospital and that In whlcb he was the social .e~.ulI. Company. Limited. On Their Bread' a patient In the Russian hinter· successful ever t &II1t:1l Of' rKE CANADIAN. PRESS Butter land, n prompt apology has been "MERRY CHRISTMAS" pany, was the The Canadian !'res. I. excluslvc.l~ en I Like the king' in A. A. Milne's little Corthcomlng. Doubtless It was sent of Steers Ltd. and tilled tu the ust' lur republicatlun 01 k!1 with despatch to make sure that panles, held at I ballad, the East Germans do like a littl~ what the Minister oC Fisheries had Club on November ...... dl$patel' •• III this paper credited to bit of butter on their bl'ead and some of tt ar to The AlSuc\ated I'rP'IlI or Reuten \ said would not he detrimental to over 250 ud .15(1 the IlICa: newl published therein them are soon going to get it from Camid
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gramme 'is not seriously handicap- the Governor General's medal. Lhe distractions which so forcefully gramme of charitable projects un·, School Attendance Act anI! IIJe up. . ped because badlY needed Caclli- It .Is a matter of great regret aib-ac. young people today, and dertaken by the branch is con.' ward extension of the school leav· tics for a Variety of school aeli. to us that Mr. William Ford, Grade to exercise closer supervision over vlnclng evidence oC the dooire and ing age to sixteen years was conCir· villes' have to be used, for class· Elevcn Form Master, Is not with the' . preparation of' home assign- willingness oC these young people mation DC our belieC in tb,' need Report ,', mCllts. When dozens of small 'to place scrvice above self. I for uni\'ersal Ylluth education. Principal's ...... room 'space ... J.·shallhavc, inore, to us' tonlght.,He:bas been III for six say later of the inability of this, weeks and Is still confined to his children-six, seven ,and eisht The annual edition of the school I ,Now it is a fact that le5s than school, and in my ,ophrion all home. We wish him a speedy re years 'old-tell me that they ,go tQ magazine continues to evoke weI· I one percent oC the high school stu· other schools In st. John's, to of- covery and an early return to duty. bed at night when the Television come commendation for many.l dents in this province go on to Of· Curtis Academy ler our youth an adequate pra- If we accept the results of the closes down, I begin to wonder who sources. Although mainly a stu., university. Nevertheless our se6 gramme of secondary educjltion. public examinations as a measure Is master in their homes. Such dent project, the supervis~on and ondary educalJon programme is negligence will not only.lnevitably co-ordination of pupil effort pro· more than anylhing else a college slncerlLy. Lady Outerbrldge's caUon, Rev. Dr. Ira F. curtis. In One of thc Board's major pro\). of scholastic success or failure, we Tour Honaur, Mr, Premier, Hon lems is to secure competcntstaffs can, with modesty, state that tlie retard the child's educational pro· vided by ~Ir. W. E. Bishop, the . preparatory programme Hnrl stu· ouraltle IIIlalller for Education, widely acclaimed grace and charm the passing of Dr. Curtis New gress" but reflects, . utter disro- Vice-principal, is im·aluable. The dents with non·entrance college have made the presentation of foundland has lost one of Its most for the several schools under Its academic achievements of last )lr, Chalrm.a, Memlters of the administration. Annually there year's high school students were gard of his health and physical finance committee under the di- plans have no alternative to it. Boarll, OUter Guesls, Ladles Ind Scholarships nnd Prizes a feature distinguished citizens, the Chris well ,being. rection of Mr. Herman Bishop Consequently many .. rl' designated of the programme which we keen- tlan Church a 10),al Minister, and are many resignations, but few ap-, reasonable satisfactory. Two hun Gtntlemea:- plicntlons from which to choose dred and one of our senior stud The number of .external scholar- continues to elicit admirable sup· as failures because their interests, It is m)' duty and privilege, on Iy anticlpatc. Curtis Academy one of Its most In· ships open to competition from all port from advertisers and Lo make! aptitudes and' inLelleclual com· We arc also honoured, this even· tcrested and helpful friends. personnel to fill vacancies. In ents wrote the public examinations bchalf DC thc student body and the June last year, Miss Myra Miller,in June. The percentages of passes schools In the Province, which the project a solvent one. I petences cannot he propcrly ~erved lnG, by the presence oC t~e Premier Dr. Curtis gave generously o[ his have been won by Students or the Under the leadership oC Presi. hy the pWicnt high schooi offer· staff. ta welcome His Honour and and Mrs. Smallwood. We arc pleas- means to the Academy's support Miss Sadie Thistle, Mrs. Flotence were as follows:- Grade Nine, Lady ,outerbridse. We are deeply Academy, 'is quitc impressIVe. The dent Ray, supplemented by the; ing. t: cd that the Premier has found It and Qf his time and Influence In Gosse, Mrs. Vivian Dawe and Mr. 65'70, Grade Ten, 67%, Grade MJ1Clous Iand appreciath'e of the Electoral Scholarship for st. John's dynamic drive of the Convenor oC I Stu pend OilS changes have occllr· " convenient to' attend and to ad· olitalnlng the support of others. Eric Abbott resigned, and Miss Eleven, 96%. Fourteen of the stu (act that for the pas: se\'en years, Irene Hallyard decided to retire dents who wrote thc Grad~ Eleven West was awarded to Susan Means, the Ladies' Committee lIIrs, llark I red in our manner of life within Sir Leonard and Lady Quterbridge dress us later in the, programme, No words of mine can, pay ade· the Newfoundland Government Badcock, the Parent and SChoollthe last century. Scicilce and tccil and we thank Mrs. Smallwood for quate tribute to one whose public [rom teaching afler [ort),·one years examinations obtained·the honours hal'c gh'en distinction to this oc of service. The ne\v schonl 'year division, no failures were recorded Employees Association Scholarship Association had a most fruitful nology have spread their influence casion by their presence. For one so kindly consenting to, assist in service and Christian Ministry to Eldon Drodge' and C. C. Pratt year. We are i1eepl)" grnleful to I into. the daily. life of our peopie. the prize distribution. have been so outstanding. Every· was almost a month old before, all by Lhe girls and two boys only who has addressed our parents and Scholarship to Merlin Feltham, the Association for the support I' BUSlncss and mliustry ha\'e grown " We extend a cordial welcome to one connected with Curtis Acad· oC these vacancies were fillcd and were unsuccessful. The results in pupils so frequently, His Honour's only then beenuse Miss Half yard grades nine and ten were by no David Holloway, Elizabeth Crum- accorded all our activities and for and developed and VitI' nation hal ,bility to inlecl so much fresh· other distinguished, guests: The cm), joins with me in extending mell and Vera Baker. Joan Tizzard the provision of much valuable been called upun to pla'y a major Honourable Minister for' Educa' sincere sympathy La ~(rs. curtis and Mrs. Dawe agreed 10 retul'n menns gratif),ing, nor were they ncs~ Into his annual address re· received the . Canadian Legion equipment. ,role in world affairs. All of these \Ion" Mr. J. R. 'Chalker; The De· and her Camlly.· . Cor additional year. Ne,ir members commensurate with the instruc "tals both ingenuity and great of the starr this year arc Miss tional advanLages which pupils Bursary and both of the Stoodley I should lil;e to conclude the Idevelopmenls require a J(cneral puty Minister, Dr. G. A. Frecker; I have to commence this report Memorial Scholarships, awarded factual portion of Lhis report by, leve~ of, ~cientiCie educ~tion, e.cGo ~'he Acting SuperintendenL or Unit· on a commonplace notc-our Sadie Grcenlng, Grade One; Miss who attend this school have over Dallas Courage, Games . Mistress the average .high school student by the Federation o[ Munieipali- payin" tribute to the work of the nomIc hteracy znd wc131 and pOo , cd Church Educelion;' Mr. G. school is ovcr crowded, our regis' tics to the students who receivcd Boar(i and the Siaff. No Board of litical competence which is be , No[Ue; The President of the Home tratlon Is approaching eleven hun and ~liss Natalle Butler, Music In this province. Nor do I believe Mistress. We were pleased to wei· that mediocre achievement and first placc'ln the Province in Education can be held in hi "her yond the expectancy of our present and School Association, Mr. Ray dred and we have had to refuse grades nine and ten Civics, were esteem by its staff of teachers high school programme. , Mercer; Members of the Board, admIssion to more than one hun· come back two former members failure arc the fault entirely of oC (he Stafr, Mrs. Bernice Robbins pupils. We are realistic enough to won by' students of' the Academy. than the United Church Board. I The principle elemenls of edu Parents and Friends of the Acad· dred children. I mention this {act Judy Garland received thc Scholar- believe that I speak for all schools cation. with \\'~ich the second a!" 'emy. oilly to emphasize the critical need and ~Uss Ethel Jancs. During her realize that improvement is can· leave DC absence Miss Janes did tingent upon the readiness of par· ship for, grade nine, and Sandra under its administration when I educahon CUrriculum should COD This year's Speech . Day' takes for still more school accommoda· Drodge and Susan Means divide say that teachers have the highest cel'll itself arc not unkn?wn either place at a very sad time, as it [01. tion for UnIted' Church children outstanding work at the Unlverslt)' ents to keep their children oCf the which earned for her the Bachelor streets and out of the movie the grade ten scholarship between respect lor the Board's competence L? I~y~en a; ~he iroCesslO.n: A con r 10IYs the passing of the late, Super. in St. John's. There Is not, 1 think, them, having tied for first place and deeply appreciate the erforts I tmum" pro~ra~n~ of phlslcal and of Arls degree in Education, and houses on week nights" to' reduce intendent for United' Church Edu·1 a school in: th.ls city Whose pro- witli ninety eIght percent. Of the expended in the interest oC United I I~ental health 10 a~d.ltlon to sup.er six scholarships awarded b), the Church Education. Although condi. I \ Ised play an~ plWleal rer.~eah~n Federation 'since their establish· tions exist which we feel should ~hould be bUIlt on the hasls laid menl' three years ago, five have be corrected, we arc aware that 10 the e~ementary. grades. Th, been 'won, by stUdents' of Curtis this is so, not because of lack of school should ,re~U1(C study and TRULY' ANOTH,ER Academy. It is also a pleasure to vision or concern on the part of \. work on Ihe prlllclplc hcalth pro\). , record that Sydne)' Dyke, a form· the Board, but because of obstacles I Icms commonly ~;Icrd by y?~n~ er student, who last )'car attended which 0111), timc and patience will i pcople. and 'hclr. (~0~mumhc5. the Adult Education Ccntre, has eradicatc. ,There I.S need for, Clrsl 3nl" safety received the Engineering Scholar- I )Jell'eve , als 0,"'I r. CI'lalrman, andt' dm'CfI' I educallOn'11 h hand hIIIstrue- . ship' awarded by the Federation that not a11 P'rmclpa , Is ha\'e my IOn. I \I' lief 1 11'1 I SI 01\' ow t I e prlO' and' tcnable at Memorial Uni· good fortune to hal'e the opportun. c~p cs 0 p~YC 10, ogy a~d tIe phy· vcrslty. 1'\ t 'd I d h' t t Cf slcal ;md bIOlogIcal ~clenc('s oper- y 0 provl e ea ers Ip 0 a s a I • Several of last year's students of t cac hers so rca d)' I0 paceI th e ate f to affect I t lC hcalth ano saCety distinguished themselves and hon- ed uca t'lona I we If arc of students 0 '1'1'lIur peop e. d f I d f oured the school by their achieve- and the quality of our .cducatlonal I'n,'trluecrtel':ns accnnCt~I'edoraarosunrdan UOle ment in extra·curricular areas. programme be f ore th elr own pcr- home' as an important~ institution ShIrley ,Simms, Grade Ten, was sonal RI;cds and interests, We ha\'e and the roles pla"cd bv "oulll and selected to represent Newfound- a vocat I 'd • - J land at a Junior Red Cross High .lOna gUI ance programme parents in worthy home member· ~or seDlor. stUdents, a school magaz- ship. School Leadership Training Cen- me, P ubl IC S. pea ki ng an d .db' e almg Our Ili"h ~chool programme tre held at Queen's University, "roups a hIgh h I J . R d " PAINT JOB. . .'" sc 00 umor e should also conc~rn it,.nlf wl'th the Kingston. Beverley Rockwell re- Cross Branc, h 0 ~cre tt as and an in· many skills. attitudes,~ ~kinds oC in.
presented the Academy in the nu~~r~ble vaTlCty of extra·class I' formation and relationships com· Public Speaking Contest sponsor· ?etlVlbes only because of the read· mon to all who work, as well as ed' by the Rotary Club and her per· m C th t fC t THE . ess 0 C sa ...0 sp~nsor and provide instruction in the po- STANDARD MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD~ formance in both Ihe semi·finals dIreet these actIVItIes In after- 'litical aspects of !!roup Ufe-the and. the finals was worthy oC the cI ass. hoU,rs. I am proud to pay duties, ri~hts and -r'!sponsibilities hl!!hest commendation. We have bl t b t t h ., • ~ " ' ~u IC. rl u e .0 suc remarkable oC each citizen to his local. pro\'in- been gratified by the large num- mtegrlty and mdustry and to ex- eial and national !!overnmcnt. IS grateful to FURNITU R,E SALES-a division of the ber of iJur students who have been pr I th k f select~d from Air Cadet' Squad- ess my persona ~n s 0: the I Such a programme- of general , .. " . su~port a?r\ co.operahon whlc,h I I education should be 5uppleTJlented rOilS, Scout Troops and Guide ha\ e ~ecelved fa: ~he ~ast eIght, by an elective programme I1f NFLD. FUEL & ENGINEERING Cn'MPANY LTD. ,Companies .. to receive, advance yea~s 1~ the admmlstrahon oC this specialized offel'ings which will training at Summer Camps on the instJtuhon. permit students with well develop. • • Mal~land. In the Kiwanis r..fusic There is a matter, llr. Chairman. ed interests and aptitudes to de Topsail Road, for perlllission to publish this photograph. Feshval two hundred and mnety on which r feel the need t(, com., vote the major portion 01 their three ~tudents of the two hundred m~nt at this time, and that is the time 10 activities which arc In a~d nmety seven who entered ob- faIlure of our secondary ed'Jcalion 'keeping with their lile·work plans tamed honours: The Rhyt~m Ba~d programme to fulfil the purpose \ ami \'ocational need3. was awarded fIrst place WIth 86,c, that it is alleged to 5erve, and 10, We know that well taught his I, the Boy's Choir second place with, satisfy Ihe educational and 1'0- ; tOI'\' community ci\'lcs human 80%, ~he' Senior Gi:I's C.ho,ir sco~'1 catio.nal needs of the youth of this f ge~~raphy and ~enera'i mathe cd ~2 ,0 and the JunIOr GIrl s ChOIr, province. Our present high scbool l rna tics can accompli5h much of the 80 I •• These exc~llent results can i programme docs not "ary ;;reaUy' foregoing in so Car as general edu I be properly attrIbuted ~o the ex- i f~om th~ progran,lme and prae· I cation is concerned. but we aim cenent work of Mr. EriC Abbott, i lI~es whl~h were Introduce" into i know that as taught in many
1 the Music ~Iastcr, and the remar~- thIS province Crom the soclcties· of i schools the olu·emphasis on the a~le enthUSIasm .dlsplaye? by parll· early modern Eurore. In New-· detailed facts oC these subject~ elpants und.er hIS d~reehon. ,foundland we seem to be c;,mmitt-! dominates the instruction to thc In .the field of mter.scholash~ I cd to ~reserv~ ~ type of ~l'condary i point that students have little op- athlehcs, last year ~roduced man~ edu~atlOn whIch profeSSIOnal ~nd I port unities to practice or observe second p1a~e st?ndmgs, but only busmess men 01 France are urging' them as applied to and operating I, one champlOnshlp-t~e ml.nor lea· that country to ~bandon and which in group living. ::ue b~sk:tbal1 ehamplOnslllp (Jun- England: un~er Its post World War I foresee little possibility of , lor DIviSIOn). Our. boys, ho~e~er, !II'O ieglslallon, .111 pn to abandon I changing the aims and techniques ha~e made an au~plclous begmmng 'In .favour of umver'31 youtn edu· of instruction or of integrating our
thIS year by wmning both the eahon.. 'I high school programme around Sports Sho~ Trophy, awar~ed to If t~e ~aJor role oC secflnd?ry broad socio·ch·ic purposes while Ithe team WIth the most pomts at I,·educahon IS that o! produ~mg I all schools arc required to submit . I the. end of the first. rJund of the healt~y sell.supporlmg,. ~oel3lly, its students to the Public Examin Senior Football SerIes, and the I conscIOUS, mor~lly uprIght anti I alions oC the Department flf Edu·
Dominion Life Trophy which sym· II rationally behaving young men: cation, I believe that a' progres bolizes the, Senior Football Cham· and women, ther~ is an alarming i si\'e step would be the establish I pionshlp. The lattcr Irophy was I gap between :hese purpo,~s and I ment of a Council Cor the accre- presented for co~petltion six years! tbe PI'o?ramme whi,cll is prc~crib,rd i dilation of secondary schools which I ago. In these SIX years our Sen· to fulfIl Ihem. "e of~er senior i could meet those standards and ac· IiOl' Footba.ll Team~ have won ~t on stu~ents a sing~r t~ack IlIg~ s~hool ! cord them the right to issu~ their I four o.ccaslOns. ThIS happy a~llIeve. pr?"ramme whlC? IS aCa?l ml~allY : oll'n graduation certificales. I ment IS the result of a combination ~r1ented an~ which I behevc IS of: It seems difficult to justify re- ' of factors-the excellent coaching httle be~eflt to those, you,th who! quiring youth, by law, to attend I; guidance of our G~mes Master, ~Ir. do, not. ,,0 o~ to universIty and: schooi ant study subject matter 'Snow, the determination of the which IS cer!31111y far from adequ, : which will he oC little practic~1 I boys thems:lves and the excel!ent ~te preparal10n Cor "dullhllOri and i use to those II'ho leave school at i support whIch they have receIved, hfe-,~ork. . 'I ' sixteen years to seck employment 'from the Chp.er Leaders nnd the ThIS narro\~ and hmlte~ pro· i A knowledge of French or Latin" Student Body. gramme offering .may hale b~en I the mechanical memorization of , Our new Games· Mistress, Miss adequate pre?al'ahon at on£ lime 1 historical names and dates, a de Courage, Is hopeful this' year of lor the relal1\'cly ~mall group of tailed study of remote geographical ·organizing inter·school competition students IVh~ continued t.hrough,' areas and hi;!her mathematics Iin Basketball an~ other sports for high school In order to en:er col· do not constitude, in my opinion, I the girls, The recent decision of Ileg~ or. read law, but WIth the a functional programme for those the 's.tarr to Introduce a House Sys- rapId fISC of total scl~ool enrol· Iwho leave high school 10 take Ull tern will, I al1) sure, add mueh:en.' ment ~cco~nte,1 for m part by Iife·work. A most \'irid ilIu-,tration I'thuslasm to intra-mural contests populallon mcrease, b~L I;} larg~r of the tl'agedies which are the in- as well as stimulate other areas part. by longer co~tlnuance In I e\'itable results of present policies or thc' school programme. ,school, wc ,ha,'e 'n our hi,gll, and practices in youth education I . On December, eighth Parcnts I sc1l~ols Illa~y more ~tud~nli, WIth, is ''The Poor Scholar's Soliloquoy", and, Friends will have an opport- a wld.er variety 'of cd~cahunal and written by Stephen M. Coro)" and unity to observ.e all .phases of the I I'ocatlonal plans and IIItere.~ls. published in Childhood Education work of the school on the occasion I The passage of the Compulsory! (Continued on page 13) of our Opcn House. In addi tion to: r';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;:;;;;~;;;;;;;-, the special displays of Handwodc,! Home Cookery, 'Art, our pictorial I This beautiful new showroom, is pai~ted ,hroughout with, record and 'trophies won in. inter· school Ind bltra·mural sports, all, classroom. will.' pre s c n t a / .$200·00 Christmas atmosphere and after MATCHLESS" PRODUCTS noon teas wlJl,be served by pupils of the Household Science Classes. IS BEIN"G OFFERED . .... We feel sure that this year's OPen House will' prove an 'interesting IN THE WEST .Walls .' .and Ceiling 'with our' "1JlA T SATIN· '.' and fascinating experience for all , . '. . ; who visit us on' that occasion. BY There are many facts of the Floors' with' our' "CONCRETE FLOOR' PAINT school. programme to which time • ,. ',.1 • , , . wm permIt only brief reference. THE PEOPLE THAT . . . '. . The newly organized Junlo'r Red Cross High School' Branch had an Our· excellent· year under the remark· SELL THE BEST! Policy - "MATClILESS" Service and Satisfaction . ably mature leadership of Bever· I SEE PAGE 7' .. _...... _.... _.;;.;._~ __ ;.;... _....;,...;....;.;.' +' '7''~.;..,.;,;;,~.;.;;...;...;.'';;' 'i.i:~" ;;"":':~'oio' ~,_....;,;...~~~~~.:..:.~_~....;....;.:.....:...;.~ " ... ~~ __~..:...... ;.;..::..:..;.._....!' . I,ley ambitious' Rockwell' and a'nd 'extensiveher council.' Thcpro • I .' .'. ------, 3 .1 ;.' • is THE DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1955 ~~ ~------.--~------~---,j -- "ASTRO.GUIDE" By Ceean .~ -CHIT -CHAT COLUMN ------For Monday, Navember 28 Present-For You and - Yours .•. Afternoon hours are ~ITING cIT't INEW AUXILIARY mosl.favorably a~pected portion VI~lr. and ~Iu. f. M. Tessler and . Friday evening about 150 wom· of the day. In a.m., keep out ';r 111'0 chIldren, Eloise and en from all parts of St. John's of controversies - particU!a:ly ~~e. "rril'cd in the city from gathered at tilE Sisters of Ser· those which do not necessarily .Im '1' Bank un 'fhUl'sday on a vele Hostel, 7 Garrison Hll1 to concern you. You cnly make Grant 1 SI t f S I enemies by taking sides. Pleas·
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. . DIAL 7Q08· 9. I: . BLACKMARSH ROAD .". .' .' L------~~~------~----~--~ . . ' ,. "p ...... _." _ •• _-_ ... - · ..... , ; ----.- , . .' . • I •, ·• . SECTION 11 SECTION 11 THE DAILY NEWS ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1955
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dance Jar employees held at thc Old Colony Club recently: (1), Part of the gathering at dinner. (2) Ron Grant received individual Bowling SIIO",n above are scenes' from Steers Limited annual dinner and out of Steers TV .. (4) Scene from H.M,S. Pinafore with Tom' Price and 'Steers Choir. (5) Miss Shirley Cook in the Davy Crocket (:3) ~tepping rrophy from Se~alor C. C. Pmtt. The Finale, Miss «;;armel Dunne C. C. Pratt. (7) Scotch numbers by Miss Shirley C;ook, .Miss Mary Mackey, Mrs. Connie Garland, Miss Betty Uyall and Miss Carmel Dunne. Parody. (6) '. award,Sydney Hayter presente([by Senator Mrs. B. Burke . '. THE DAILY N to';.'. ....;._~ ______...... ;------.--- ______T.;.;.H;,;,E...;;D;.;.A~llY~N;,;,EW~S'...;;M.;.;.;O;.;.N.;.;;D.;.,;A';':Y'....;N....;O:;.;V.:. • .:2B:!."..:,1::.95:!,.5 - It Will Go Further With This Seal ,London's Mental Seek Prisoner H~spital Art HALIFAX (CP)-City Police a ! Esk RCMP are looking for Don ~ ,hy'White House Is No Ho'me Day, 24. of nearby WOodsi'le.:~ Exhibits escaped from custody of CfJnst.bl! l' .' ...... , il'ide periodically. But they never LONDON (AP) - At London's A th WITh d H ":., DOUGLAS, LARSEN treated her ilke a majDr news newest art. exhibit there are' beingr ".ur takenes ey'from unthe ay Hal'''wh , fl.\SIllNGTON-4NEAl-Wlth story, ea~er painters hop.lng for sales court house to th j' . ~al Re waIting for commissions. The ar- _ e 31l0101nl l bel, tetl~m fr;I?1' .Denv~r ..Mrs; Mrs. Harding, wh!1e she lived. I E~IIhDftr' malle the best tists can't expect any because they county Jail. will and the two wives of Woodrow are patients in mental institutions. ,Day. had been sentenced to 1'.\ I possible compromise a First Lady I Wilson. were in the same gen· Jl[any are never going to walk years In Dorchester penitentia Record ; can with life III the White House. eral category as l\1!rs. Coolidge freely in the worid again alter conviction on a charl:e 01 ~. . That Is: Lh'I' , there as little as and Mrs. HI)r)ver. They were others who may be, returned to tempted breaking and entering p ; ,~ 0, 11. THE DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, NOV. 28, 1955 -55 Eskimos Whip Als 34-19 To Set I )Ii~ alld . Dollt!d ~dr. 1fha olU~ble . \\'hile Reco~d ·SecoI1dG'rey Cup Victory, Ralibt djoinillt ~ to '''0 Ittatbtr Record Crowd Watches· As Pee Wee Hockey Results ,CURLING HIGH SCORE WEEKEND~ ~e o[ It. mag. Parker Stunts Als Again .', ' .' aCe ~d Idculftd, ,. J.'''' ,tom'." om 'rom ,h",. .. 104 Shutouts Saturday TI£~s~~'!'!'!~"i".LEAFS, HA WKS ER·UPP.- I do'lb fanaillan Prrss ~lafl Wrller Dean finIshed the scoring with a Pee Wee Hockey, spons(,red by in a lie. Corurday, Ihe Bobseason Kent.s was leamplayed won on overSat· WEEK·END RESULTS Ripping into star goalie Jacquc~ point.; ~nd stretched Beliveau!s n~fOt:n;R (t'P) - Edmonton single and a field goal In the f1n~1 the Canadian LegIon, eontlnued 011 Black Watch rollcd to' a com· a bl~ lhe rest oC UIC curlers with a mal'. Plante for Ihree goals beCore the'llcad at the front of the scorine ;~" ,pilled Grcy Cup recorJs quarter. S t d t th St d' It I f' C t bl I I C SUl1d~y- 'Cd "'rs ~1'~I:r' Empirc SI~di\tm S3lurd:IY RECORDS Fj\LL a ur ay a e a tUm w I IVC or a e II' n r. .~ USlneSS pot 0' tl year,·~ ICla s m I.e value fia. ~ ',j, Shows To See STAR Day oE the Outl emyaekllnnggsatna':elattb.. orate bUsiness of B· S Ii.... h ure WIllff' be.. I SothO fark hIn 19M t& B h Id aw ut e pa no attention. He HALIFAX '(CP)-The lucrative\..i catc h totals 18,473.000 pounds lh'e pulled out a chair and sat down No Se t' I b t • d try is 200000 pounds m h' II on ay By L•• Well. across, the table from Crane. He va 0 18 0 S er In us may, ore I an tltt . M d be heading for a record year-at full 1954 catch .. Copyltg~I 1955. by ~I Weill. Dillribuled'o', NEA SerricI, 1!IC. leaned forward and spoke in a least financially. JIIethods of catching lobsters a low tone, quir.kly and earnestly. With the season open In s. orne affected little by. modernizat'I:: THE STORY: Dan Mur· cruls ·and rlngles. She wore a Crane listenclt and th1!n slowly 'I·· An action·pqrked western that . I areas until the end of the year, programs wh ch Improve ote d oc k, an d Rancher Blain Star· IVlnc'pll!l'ple dl·css,.cut low at the leaned forward hlmseU. Dan fi h t f f' h' IItr CAPITOL CORNWALL combines the spectacular effects s ermen have already sold $6.. ypes a IS mg. Traps-al~o call retl of. the .!Ot., spr.ad, did neck. walked to the bar. 809,040 worth or lobsters. The ed" . po t"s -rna d C 0 f laths ~nd n.t. of "Red Rlvel'" with tbe warmth k not now when they rode In. "Thinking," She studied her' • • • va Iue 0 f th e f u II 1954 catch was· cos.t 109 ab ou t 'i'"8 are dropped in"' Monday of human understanding found I to B tter, Wvo., ahead of a hands and the emerald she wore HE turned to rest elbows on 6 1 tl t Th I b Uj In "High Noon," Is Uie new Joel $ ,810, 36. Ie wa cr. . e 0 ster enten thaw, that outlaws were head. on a slim fin"PI'• besIde tIle broad the baf, one !leel hooked In the Un l'k leo th er recen t years f'IS· h til roug h a I unne I In. ~earc h of bllt " ,McCrea starIOI'. "Stranger on CARY GRANT, BEAU BRUMMELL.' WITH Horseback" which opem Mon. ed In Ihe 54me direction. gold band o[ a wedding ring rall below. Lewis ordered anot· ermen had good weather most of and then can't get out. ; CRACI KILLY, IN STEWART ('RANGER day at th~ Sta.· Theatre through complicating . matters is Ihe "I do too much o[ it." her drink and Dan hea!l'd Tom· this year. Atlantic &torms batter· Fresh or stale fish used as blit "TO CATCH A THIEF" Now M.G.l\l. 'brings to Ilfe, on \United Artists release. tenseness between Starrett "To much?" Dan said in slight my sUr busily behind him. Sud· ed equipment-and pushed some attract the crawling lobster into Ind HI', Crane, owner of the surprise. denly Starrett jumped up and fishermen into bankruptcy _ In the simple trap. BlIoys lell the Alfred Hltcl1cock's new SU! the giant mmion Picture. SCI'('~ll, Filmed in VIvid color, using HC ranch. which the Star "What else Is there to do?" his chair teetered back, caught 1953 and 1954. Although some fishermen wher ... traps are located · pense thrlller. "To Catch A the exclting~t()IY of the greatest Pathe's Anseo colar tire camera wants 10 lequire. Dan watched heil' moody face against the one behind it. storms have struck this season One of the biggest problem; The : Thief," is a film with a grip 01 1I'0manUc advel,lurer of his time- takes full adv~ntag~ of the wild, • •.• '''l'tll Its bold beauty. Tommy had "You're. fool, Cran-." 10 h b k t t .. facl'ng ff hen'e- off' . I • ;.8tft1 encased in an Incredibly "Beau Brummell!" filmed In expansIve natural setting which • ~ sses ave een ep 0 a mml· S.' ICla s IS POleh. . VI no business hrlnglng her here. O:ane's volet cut like a whip. mum. Ing. ·believed to be a $2,000,000 ! ••utlful slove of· colorful anc! glorllu8, brealhtaklng colorl He forms the bDck~round of the story : breathtaltlng "hotolll'aphy. Spark bllized his name across the pages Also In the flIm are Kevin Me. DAN glanced beyond thc filll' \She'S used to crowds ami excite. "Get this straight, Starrett. HC The Nova Scotia lobster indus· business in the lIIaritimes. But I: ed b, the sta.7lng talents of the of history I "Bilau Brummelli" He Carthy and JI.hn Carradlne. end of thc bar and saiv that Ava ment. She'll ... 1ow up someday eall take care of Itself. Don't try depending heavily on the east· inspectors use boats and aircrafI watchcd him. She gave him a and leave him.. think you can torce us out. Star's ern United States market always to keep it to a minimum. : molt explosive team to hit the d!ressed like II dandy but {ought Joel McCrea plnys the role of i, xreen In yeal'l, Cary Grant and like a daredevlll-"Beau Brum· a clJrcult judllfl of the Old West long, scarchlng look . and then, I The moor opencd and Dan not big enough and never wlll gives fishermen more headaches with a slight move of the llead, Iheard a man .Itomp the snow off be. I( you want to prove It, just than other types of fishing. If the CAR PLUNGE FATAl, .Pri Grace Kelly this "best of the me)l!" Fascmating to all wo- traveling aboll\ and dlspenstn~ Invited him to join her. his boots. Lewis and Claggett start any time you're ready." weather is bad and winds high, THESSSALON, Onto (CP)-Ott !, best" tale of danger and Intrigue men-he 'gave his hcart to only law and order .ylth strict and 1m· man was drowned and three othera : .-abl you from the Instant It one I "Beau Biummelll" See Ste- partial justice. When he rides In "Did you lnse vour best frio turned, eX]rectant. Dan looked Starrctt stood rigid, his hand· traps and equipment may be lost. end?" she asked In her husky over his shoulder and saw Hal some face a dull red, his pale And If the welitber and other survived Friday when their c;r : opens and holdl on until It bas wart Grangw-handsome and to the town o~ Bannerman be ran off a highway and erasned voice. Dnn smiled. Orane walk to a table and liCe a eyes ablaze. Dan knew Starrett eonditions arc good lobsters be· 1haIten the last ounce of ten,lon headstrong-as a man who gam· finds it rife with corruption. It into the Mississagi river 37 miltl Of ""That bad? Just thlnklng." finger to Tommy. would take the challenge here come plentiful and prices drop. fram you. bled everythln~ on lovel See Ell· is completely under the domln. north of here. Albert Martin, 2! Ava leaned back. It was said The door opened agaIn and' and now and he forgot eve.ry- Prices generally open at about · It is universally accepted that zabeth Taylor-beautiful, allull" atlon of a rugged, ruthless old of Chapleau died shortly alter ti that Tommy met her In Denver Tommy looked up. . thing but his ingrained loyalty to 35 cents a pound bulfluctuate be· Hitchcock is Ihe alI·tlme master ing-as thc woman who loved land baron n.tmed Josiah Ban. and his three passengers escaped where she sang and danced In "WeIl! Here s your boss, Dan." Star. He looked from the corners twoon 20 and 50 cents during the from the Ilooded vehicle. ~lartiJi oe the suspense !tory, but with him, but feared to share his nerman (John McIntire.) • a big saloon. Hed' lips were paint. Dan hastily turned. He saw of his eyes at the two He men. season. Average is about 30 cents. disappeared by the time the other &be film that opens tomorrow at storm·tossed t!tstinyl See Peter It 900n becomes evident to Me. three passengers swam to shore, · the Capitol Theatre, the master Ustlnov-famed for his "Nero" Crea that Josiah's son, played by ed and her cheeks rouged, but Starrett but his glance quickly He came slowly up on the balls CATCH INCREASED cven without these she was a moved to Hnl Crane and his two of his feet, tensed and poised. Nova Scolia's biggest lobster , hal surpassed /l\'en himself, Every In "Quo Vad\6"-as the caprlcl· killcd a mBn In Kevl~ McCarth~, striking woman. Her hair was riders. They sat very still, watch. He could dro\l his glass, slash ~'ear was 1951 when 24,278,000 Pie crust Is flakier If the top No, I'm not very .... anile of that magical talent OUs prince would could lift a man cold blood (which he called "self , plied high in a profusion of small ing Starrett with level eyes, their down for his gun and cover the pounds were landed for a sale I sbrushcd I1ghUy with cold IU~ 'fhis is my second ,. known IS "the Hitchcock's touch" to glory destroy hIm In B mom· defence") and wasn't even d th b faces suddenly expressionless. two men at tne Hrst move from value of !?7,476.000. Although this IeI' just befarl! the pie loes Ia feventh grade, and ...' ,~. , hal been explored to create a cnt. See Robett Morley and an brought to the formality 'of stand an 0 er mem ers of the ca~t in. • ••. 5t "rrett weight may not be surpissed this the oven. taller than the . tale of rare visual beauty, lIghtn· excellent supporting cast. Thrill Ing trial. l\IcOrea is determined elude Asn ~. I d " • like me alright, ,-j':' es fOore lea, E. G. STARRETT'<: stride broke Starrett's hand clenched open· Inc·lIke movcment and dramatic, to scenes of s{'lendor-£l1med In to see that he 1, brought to trial; don't say much In 'I,, ~!~rs~a}~, ~~a~ p~rte~ Carl B.e~. when he saw Crane and the two ed, clenched again. Crane's handa Buy Christmas Seals . taut re~lIt)·. o\!d.cd this time by spectacular color-J\I.G.M.'s un· Bannerman, I.le. are equally de· e bECause outside I the \'lsta \'Islon. Tcchnlcolor forgettable romantic adventure. termined to see that he Is not. It Ahn :~d' B: or ;n ung, Philip Inc men. Dan grew tense. Then hung lightly at his side, the how to do • lot camera, Hitchcock has made "To ---- Is a story of the clash of Iron wilts Decou'e ~~son tong: Sta'=rett ga\'e them the brieCest' right jus~ below . his holstered tag me around Catch a Thier" the standard by lectlon of diamonds and have force and violence. remote Sro"lnecft 510r~'h~s sci i~1 a of nods. his yes veling. It was gun. HC or Star would be with. P , "n" Ina. In II 131 I C d I' t b t1 th r I makes up for ". 'S no\" bel i d tl C . enoug I. I'ane case s Ighlly in ou ass, ant OIL' Ie 0 e, II . "hlch the susprnse story wllJ be "the Cat" decide to use her as l. • I n Ie ommulllst . a d .chool. measured from now on. bait In his dt!r.l'erate attempt to "Bamboo Curtain," the picture hIS chair and Dall, too, felt relief. a matter of ~eron S. I don't know The sctting '}' the world's most [lnd his Imitator. Top that with quite obviously could not hc film. Stn;rett glanced at lIal Crane. The front ~oor o~ened and don't like me. alamorous playground, lhe thc most Inccndlary romanCe the PARAMOUNT ed in its original locale. So, pro- H.e lutciled at the. gunbctt under men crowded In. Dan s eyes cut \·ery much. S~ems French Rh'lerll; the ehl1!f char. screen has ever known, and then ducer Buddy Addlcr had a Chin. I hiS coat and .vvlked to the table. to them, recognized none. One think you know .,. .tlers: a notorious but Incscap. make the lady suspicious of "The . NolV Playing ese mission and 1'llIag r . t d ,The tllree mell looked up, stnrll· was a granite, square-faced man ;. they can name abl)' aUraell,·!' jewel thler known Cal's" intcntions and you have I on the Twentieth ~en~~:';:~~X led. Lewis became suddenly aleort with an air of authority. 'fhe rest 1 Ollt of. I've got. a ,''That Cat" and a lovely but a conr!;t""atioll that almost sets ranch nenr lIlallbu. Callfo.'nia. A and deadly. clnggct~ sank back crowded In belllnd him, a motley, my room at restless and thrilllng.llUnting the screen on lire. . HUMPHREY BOGART, seVen.acre compound, hlgh.walled so thnt he cOl~ld easily. reach his harrlease cre~. One o[ them, with ,; popular Science. .'-merlean hclrl'$s. Fuel there for As "The Cat" Bnd the lady, GENE TIERNEY IN "THE and Including a church. l1ospitnl, gUll. Cra~1e s'.lffelled sllghtly ?ut the bl~nd face o~ a teenage ~Id, Fight Tuberculosis elopedia, and the a fire 'of excIting proportions. Cary Grant aud GraC1l Kelly are LEFT HAND OF GOD" a rectory, school and other build. he remall1ed s~ate~, unmovlllg recogl~lzed lh~ signs of an .mc!. catalogues-hut I lIut place "The Cat," who has two most cxr.lting personalities ings, the whole surrounded bv only his eyes bhttermg. Starrett pent fight and his pale eyes hght· :', just sit down Humphrey Bogart and Gene ride paddles and quiet 5tl'eam~ halted a few feet from the table. cd in a strange, unholy pleasure. through like they ,. actually reformed and become a enmeshed in a web of danger :i. f.spectable Rl\'iera resident, In spun by Alfrp.d Hitchcock with Tierney head the sellar cast for was built. Also constructed wa~ "I want to talk to you." Ilis Another man, pinch·eyed and, schuol. I lise ' .. . -'. want to find ~anger of his life from an Imlta· uncanny skill. It will catch you "The Left Hand of God," TlVen. a complete village square. where voice was !lat anel harsh. Dan stubble-checked, glanced at the Ueth Century ClncmaScopc.De much of the action takes place. started to eale out of his big man with .. twisted g\l'ln. His :\ whene"er Mom 101' who has ropled all his tell· too and hold you tight for the chai~' i lale burelary techniques; then most thrillIng movie experience Luxe color production, which In., addition to the huge cast, and Ava had forgotten her gam.e,. voice canied clearly_ ond hand or ;:h e the heiress a bbulous col· you've ever had. opens tomorrow at the Star The· I thousands of Chinese extra~ popu sensing the tension In the room. "Looks like we stepped Into 1 index in a atre. The picture, based on a best- laled the picture and animals and Crane folded his hands on the something, Jntk. Maybe we can I In school, selling novel by William E. Bar· birds, {rom water bu[falos to table. see how amateurs sUng a gun, ; NlWFOUNDLANJ)'S FRlEND&.Y TKiATt. learn whate"er reU, tells the story of an Ameri. pigeons, were lIsed to giVe reaUs. "Nothing to stop you, Starrett. iIIe, I'll bet on the gent In!hlnd I .• I just can't ean who, In order to escape from tic color to the settings, which I'm listening.. the table. ------Last year I the service of a Chinese warlord, look exactly like a transplanted "Alone," Starrett snapped and Dan heard 1'ommy Rlkes' frio I every night for proranes the clGth he wean. Fore- section of China. . his H,rrogant glance cut to the ghtened gasp. to learn' the ed by. circumstances into main. Edward Dmytryk, whose latest two riders. Crane studied Star· "Jack BrUhn an dhls gang!" NOW PLA YII~G dents. Of *-STAR them like W.,.h;. taining a masquerade, he encoun· pictures; "The Caine Mutiny," rett. taking his time. (To B. Continue-d) ters further personal and emotion. "Broken Lance" and ''The End of "Talk?" he asked finally, "or son and LlfICOlm. * al problems when he faUs in love the Affair" all lVere hits. directed quarrel?" MAY ACCEPT MEDIATOR ! have been with a mission nurse. "The Left Hand Of God" from a Stanrett's lips thinned but hc NEW YORK (Reuters)-Egypt's CARY - ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S I never did get TO-DAY· Bogart has the role of the screen play by Alfred Hay"s, not. shrugged. "Talk, Crane. A busl. dep~ty fo!ei~n. minister,. Ahmad· GRANT I'm not too ... CATCH . .,, cause the kids priest and \lllss Tierney portrays ed author of "The Girl on the Via ness deal-between you and me. Khall'at said, mhmated Friday that! .. " the nurse In this unorthodox story, Flaminia." The picture was photo- Crane studied him n moment ~gyPt wlf~ld be tepah·e~ to actcept I GRACE .• Z Presidents had A THIEF •. and learn all which combines adventure with ~raphed h... Franz Planfr A S C then gtanced at his men and gav~ the mpel at' on °d' a It Ir pau~ Yt' 10 I C;OlM by . . d II t' 1"1 I J .' . .". e al es me ISPU e nego a mg KELLY TECHNICOLOR j I am taking Its e ca e 0\ e S ory. .ee . A ml~slcal scor~ has been wfltten I a slight nod tnward the bar. Lew· Iseparately with the Arabs and I orer, but our I Cobb pla~'s thp. Chinese warlord by VIctor Young. 'j is and Clagged walked to the bar Israel. ! m!!V!SJQ~ isn't so I I the presidents. • I , 10 learn the Also-UP-TO-THE·MINUTE NEWS L : Programmes!!..n The Air Today : : ~ TIMES OF SHOWS: I\,~~~~~~~~~~~~ EVEtltll'iG SHOWS: 7 O·CLOCK-D.OO , : SAO-Supper Serenade. lilA TINEE ~ P.1I-1. , 6.00-News and Weather. . : CIN B.05-Supper Serenade. 6.25-L05t and Found. ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ~NGAGEMENT: Also-UP·TO~THE·M'NUTE NEWS-COMEDY I 1II0NDAY, NOVEMBER 28 ! 6.45-News. , EVENING-ADULTS ...... 751 '-:> CJON -TV Tonight 7.00-The Barrelman. CHILDR-EN ...... 35c ., 7.3G-Slgn On. CBC News. I .1 TIMES OF SHOWS: 7.35-Top of the Morning. 7.15-Dr. Paul. lIIATINEES-ADULTS ...... 1100 CffiLDREN ...... %Sc MONDAY, NO"E~IBER 28 7.30-Ayre's·Balne Johnston. 7.30-Bargaln Hour with Jimmy! .~ EVENING SHOWS: ., O'CLOCK-B,OO B.OO-CBC News and Weather. .' B.15-Muslcal Clock. S.OD-Klds Show. Steer's Early Show. Linegar. ,! 9.00-Morning Devotion •• 8.0()":"Old Favourites. MATINEE I P.M. 5.3D-llowdy Doody. 8,OG-Sht Caesar. D.l5-Program Preview. S.IID-Brookfield Ranch Time. 8.15-Hockey. NEXT ATTRACTION 9.2G-Plano Playtime. 9.0G-Medlcine. 10.3G-News. ~~------~----~------9.30-lIielody Scrapbook. S.3D-Bowrlng', • Hickman'S 9.30-Denny Vaughan Show. 11.0G-Sportseast. ERNEST BORGNINE-BETSY BLAIR In ..i1ARTY'-A NEXT ATTRACTION' 10.00-Know Your Newfoundland. Show. 1O.OG-Studlo One. ll.15-Club 590, News. 1.0G-News in Minute and FINE FILII! •• A GEM \ • , LIFE "DOWN LAREDO WAY" - ACTION - THRILLS - 10.lG-Hlt of the Day. 7.0D-Tooton's·Clouston's Show, lUG-News. a 10.15-Iris Power. Closedown. DClTEMENT. Also DOROTHY LEWIS - JAMES lO.25-CBC Newl, ELLISON In "MUSIC IN THE MOONLIGHT"-MUSIC ..: lo.30-Trlple Treasure. 10.45-BBC Variety. l2.45-Flshermen's Forecast 3.00-Dollars on Parade. CJON lONGS ROMANCE. H.15-Sehool Broadcasts. l2.50-Muslcal Menu. . 4.0G-News. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28 l1.45-Reglna McBride. 1.3G-News. 4.05-Newfoundland Parade. 12.0G-Announcer's Choice. l,45-Tunes lor Today. 4.5~NewB. 7.00-Wake up and Live, New •. 12.15-Dinner Bell Breakdown. 2.0G-Matinee. 5.UO-Junlor Jamboree. 7.15-Strength for the Day. 12.3G-Farm Broadcast. 2.55-News. 5.30-Aunt Anna's Story time. 7.30-Nows, Bob Lewis Show. 12.45-Aunt Lucy. . 9.05-Duke Box: Review. 1.0G-Doyle Bulletin. 9,30-Jo'in31 Year. l.15-Laura Limited. 9.45-Women's News. 1.30-CBC News and Weather. " ..." to l'r"'ou. Pu"~ 1 10.01l-News, Parade of Hits. ashington's Wife CA T HA RoT 6C UT 1.45-Serenade. r '. AF'l 10.15-What's on my ~1ind. A A5 EA TU NA 2.0(J..JaYour Good Neighbour. 1=, R. 6T AN PA RP5 10,:10-WI10 Am I'! 2.15-Words and Music. Bl- AIS TI Gy Ol- EOS 10,45-Joan Blanchard Show. 2.30-School Broadcast. ACROSS 8 Rubber tm NE e ,.. , TA 1- ... IO.50-Paraele o[ Ilits. PA TEi C9· 0 SI- o c,; 2.45-The Happy Gang. i I First name of 9 Body of water. 5T A II.OO-News. EI- UD E!6 ~l/. T RC P , a.15-~lan Around The HOllse. ! Washington's 10 Story C 11.01-'l'ennrs~ee Ernie. :!.3G-TranS Canada Matinee. BA 1-5 AM f/,/,O 5C IN e I !.la-Bill Ring Show. NOW PLAYING I wile 11 Passage In the TR. A. -0. 51 1"5 ;.;;;, e 4.3U-CBC News. . TE 5 11.30-lmprisoned Heart. : '1 She was the braln 1.., CIi! /:~ BAT 11.45-~ly Othcr Love. ------TO-DAY 4.:35-'1'imcly Tunes. i widow of 12 Withered ... GU E" AD EN 01 D 4.45-Children's Story. OV" ER- R AT E!S OTO 12.00-NclVs and Boh Lewis Show. I ! Daniel 19 Exclamation p, I 5.15-Music of the West. , Parl:e - of disgust NE se NT NE! T 12.15-Billy O'Connor Show. . 5.30-l"ishcries Broadcast. .13 Idolites 21 Paused I CIi'S A R. T5 5 1<:5 12.30-News, Bob Lewis Show. I 5.45-Klndel'garten of the Air. !.l5-News. 1C.lL:IIO.. AT LAST IS THE FLUH' l4 Ester 01 oleic 22 Comparative 30 Solar disk 45 HU5band 01 B.OO-Intermezzo. i acid suf1l:l 1.30-Behind the Scenes. 31 Communists Gudrun U5-Sports Parade. ';l;t:~'3~:'r.ll~A::NO~• .:.•• LOOD MAN .. , 6.25-Program Preview. 15 Exudations 23 Faucet 35 Mariner's 47 French river WAS SOLDIER. 6.30-Supper Guest. : 1rom trees 24 Shops 1.40-Bargaln Hour. 6.45-Heartbcats In Sport, direction ' 48 Ship's 1;lDw lA5-Manlovani Melodies. ADVENTURER, fm, 16 Closer 25 Polynesian S8 Spanish 49 Number (pl., 7.0G-CBC News and Weather. 17 Compau poInt chestnut 2.00-Ncws. ~JH!!U;,LDYER! 7.l5-Curtaln Calls. commander 51 Organ of 2.o1-Perry lIlason. ~l8 Newt I 26 English 39 Snakes hearing 2.15-Road of Life. 7.30-Tops Today. 20 Befor. statesman . 1''; ( ..) . ':J,"""'a<..L,. . 40 Musical note 52 Female saint 2.3G-Matlnee. I ., 7.45-Doyle Bulletin. 21 Thwar!ll 27 Sleeveless 42 Proportions (ab.) B.l5-Hour of st. :francIs • '25 Antlpode$ garment 3.00-News and Housewives Club. 8.3G-Rawhlde.· .. 43 Rowing tools 54 Seine 4.00-Ncws and Spot the Star. ,28 Perfume 29 Large plant 44 Pace 55 Sailor 4.15-Ranch Party. • 8.45'::"50"g Recilal. 32 .".au BiUMMIJ.t' n,nO-National FarUl Forum. 1 fruit drinks 5.00-News and Record Shop. '33 Ottoman 9- 9.25-Farm Forum News. c~urt r , Iq :, Ib 1 18 110 II if fi.no-News and Bulletin Board. 134 Trials (j.IS-Sports Parade. 0.30-Don Messer. ; 36 Bambooli ,~ , GRANGER'ThYWI' usriNoV'MORLEY 10.00-Hawnli Calls. ke III 6.25-NclVs. IIrass 6.30':"Hospitality Time. Also-UP-TO-THE·MINUTE NEWS 10.30-CBC Symphony. 37 Poker slak 15' IJ.3G-Nalional News. CJ Ib fi.45-.Johnny Napoleon. 38Vecrs 7.00-News. . Also-NOVELTY 12.OU-Close DOlVn. 41 RJdlcules 11 :;-;:~; IB I~ 7fJ E"'~r-.·Il'I'G 51101\'5: 7 O'GLOGK - 9.00 ~p ~;" 7.01-Courtship and Marriage . ,43 Fcmlnine . ~. ~Jij; 7.15-Famoul Decisions. 1I1ATINEE 2 P.M. TIMES OF SHOWS: appel\atio n :1 II m 7.:JO-News . ..- VOCM • 6 Augment . 11.5 Il& Z8 19 7A5-The Right to Happiriess . EVENING 5HOWS: U5-U5 MONDAY, NOVE~UIER 28 47 Choose III 1:0 n,OO-News. . ADMISSION PRICES FOR' THIS ENGAGEMENrl , 50 Testify n.ol-Spotlight on the Stan. MATlNU!!i: MONDAY-T~E5DA~-WEDNE~DAY_ [;[ ,, . 7.0G-Breakfast Club, News. S3AlI n.15-Echoes from Yesterday. }!l'ENING-ADULTS ...... 750 CHILDRE~ ...... 35t 56 Tell 'S,3G-Hit of the Day. l~ 1I.30-Eddie Cantor. l\IATINEES-ADUI,TS ...... SOc ClULDREN ...... 15. . THURSDAY-}'RID,U UO B,35-Nell's. 57 Motive )5 .Ii Ilb " II.OO-News. , . 0.4G-Name the Newfoundlander. 58 ·Steeples 131 ~, O.o1-Album of Favourit~5. SA1'UaDAY 2 O'CLOCK • D.DD-A Date with Den:!.. . 59 Scatters O.15-John· Steele. US-No Lullaby for Llza. DOWN m , 9.45-Dosco News. , D.3G-A Dale with Denys. lO.OI-Famous Rescues. NEXT ATTRACTION " 1 Female ho rse ~3 10.15-Brlght Star. 9,45-Burtonl of Banner St. 2 Arabian gu If I\IIII~'" lib' lIB [!If 10.OO-News .. lOA5-Barry Wood. STEWART GRANGER - m;QRGE SANDERS - JOAN .NEXT ATTRACTION to.05-A Date with Denys. 3 Flower. \0 51 151. ~~ 511 55- n.OO-National NelVs. 10.3G-Adopted Son. 4 'J'hrce tim es 1l.I5-Sports Parade . GREENWOOD In ""IOONFLEET" - FILLED WITH . "AllES CAGNE\' In ".\ LION IS IN THE S'rREETS"- (comb. for ml ISb 57 . , ~ lO.55-NcIYs. ,11.:IG-Diary of Fate. SUS'PENSE • • CROWD!!:D WITH t:XCITEMENT • ACTION 11.00-CIUb 590 and News, ~ Fowl i 12,OO-News, Houscparty. , , . II ~alilate ~ )9 12.30-~t'.Vs. I rl 12.55-Prayer. 1 12.35~lfusical Menu. I '1 Prices 1.00-Queen ...d'Slgn Off. .. 1~ ~r OAILY NEW~S,~M~O?!N~D~Ay!:,..!N~O~V~. :!28!!.'.ll!:9"~.5 ______~ _____------~----::-===:====-:======. .-:. ....;',;,;,;, ...... "---::,', ~ '-. .1J.IA1~ A PITY! BECAUSe iJ.IE~E/~ A ~IDDLe AT 11-1E &OTTOM OF 11-11$ CA~E'! EXCEPT '. ! THAT 'THEY CAt.t.IT A I4ITUAL.·· THE ML'5' LI i --: GUiVE RITlJAL! WE'~E :1 "l ' .... 601",6 TO IT! -tilt ~OL.VE ~ ,~ ..-'tIIt This Page Is Presented ...-, 1Ien~ ...-. . -...: . fl.J.~tll ...,:: with, the -'*'11111.. eaters , elillit Complime~'ts f)f' I as lllit lei" bale W1~ Eastern Oil Company Limited a.at~ Great' .....It:ns The .~ lIoo.ooo I!L, JlIIt alman J~coby Ou Bridge Principal's Report SET LOST BY :AI. WRONG PLAY ::JI>-O!e __ I .. otIIt... By OSWALD JACOBY IIti: tar THE National Tournament now . ~ , erasbti Academy Of Curtis In prowress at Miami Beach re , . ~' ;,! »~ Idia, - minds me of ore of the Interest· from pBse 6) arithmetic either. Seem! 1 just MANUAL TRAfNING PRIZES lugs hands pIa) cd at the summer , .' !':; after~ (c~ntjllUrd . ,.... . ' can't keep my mind on the pro». First, Robert Bishop and Thom- tournament held last August In " ' ... '~ \". ettI~ 194 .' .'", " liIartil r.11 •'Uint. Januar~'_ ~. lem. We had one t he ot her day as Leonar d (tl e;d) secon,d J ac k Chicago. The winners of the team • ':,.' ,< l1li oHler THE rOOR SCIIOLAR'S like this: Courtney. championship won close to 700 tAolt. SOI.lLOQUOY ,"If a 57·foot telephone pole MUSIC PRlZES points on a hand in which the '\ ' So. I'm not \'Cry good In school. falls across 8 cement highway so Yvonne Bl!hop, $5.00; Wayne strength was fairly evenly dlvld· .. tOf T~ is my mond year In tht' that 17 3/6 feet extend frem one King $5.00. ed IIWnt ',~ 1. ' 'fltnth ~radc. and I'm blggcr and side and 14 9/17 feet from the ATHLETIC TROPHIES A, In all team events, the hand '. I . --fa lal:rr than Ihe ~ther kids. They other, how wide Is the highway"? L. R. Curtis Trophy (Outstand· was played In two rooms. In lhe hkt mr alrisht. though, even If I That seemed to me like an aw· Ing Boy AthleteJ-Fred North. first room, Charlie Solomon of dor.1 m' much In the clamoom, fully silly way to get the width of A. E. Parkins Tropt.y (Outstand, Philadelphia bid up to three no bmu!C out,idt 1 can tell them a highway. I didn't even try to Ing Girl Athlete)-June Taylor. trump on the East cards. The ho" 10 do ; 101 or things. They answer It lseeause it didn't say Brook[!eld Ice Cream Ltd. Tro· club suit provlJed five tricks, and o, me around and that sort of whether the pole had fallen straight phy (Intra·mural Basketball-Sen the re t was easy The Solo t• across or no!. lor Girls): June Taylor (capt.). 5 • mOl) makf~ up for whal goes on in Even in shop I don't get very Daphne Janes, Dorothy Jenkins team thererore scored 400 points >chool. • good grades. All of us kids made Joan French, Joan Tlzzard, Bar: at this table. . I don't knoll' II'hy the teachers b . h Id b DID II Chapman Beltv In the other room, Solomon's don't like m'r. They ne\'er have I room 0 cr and a bookend nra e r, oro IY " teammates held the North.South "" much, S~ems like they don't this term and mine were sloppy. Fowler. d S Sl bid b h I .. , I just couldn't "et inleresled. u Senator C. C. Pratt Trophy (In· car s. am IlymRn ot Ibin\; '.Oll knoll' anything unles! ..,..om the he rl a rI tI di d d do~sn't use a broom anymore with tra.mural Basketball, Senior Boys)' a s 11 te omon s an thtl' ran name thc boo k il comes • wound up playing the hand at ~, ... or. I'le gol a lol of blloks In her new vacuum cleaner, and all Dal'id Matthews (rapt.). d' d ;, Illflm at h(lll1e-buoks like ollr book~ lire In R bookcase with Jack WiI1~ Trophy (M.V.P., In· two lamon 5 rloubled. . . I E "Ia&s doors In the parlour. Anvwa v, tel'.school Soccer), Cecil Blaclt· I cannol Imagine where Wp.sl ropubr Sl'icnrr. ~Icchal1lca ncy·" J J f d hi d bl I t II " d' I want· .. to 1110ke an end "ale for wood. oun s all e 0 wo r a· c10rrdia. and the Srar's am.I \ ar s m.. d b t d db I ft nlV Iincle" Irallcl', b'tlt th" e M ,,;,,:, 1St. Andrew's'" ' , , ' Steams hIP ovements S~tiety Prepare NFLD.-GREAT LdES 21, due st. John's Dec. 23, sailing For Dane' e' ' STEAIISRI'S LTD, Dec. 24. ' , , ran. . " as otes )IV Zebrula leavllll Montreal on Bedford 11 leaving HaliCa" Dec. Once again 51. Andrew's Day Is t ' , Not. 21 for st. John's. 24, due'St. John's Dec. 27,' sailing close at hand and for the past few , XV 'Dundee lenin, Toronto, Dcc. '28 • months the exccutive or the NCI'"' Petition For A.N .D. Woods PTA Bra~ches Married At 11_. au, 1I1m1lton Dec. I, Montreal CLARKESTlAMrHIP CO.. foundland St.'Andrew's Society has Dft. 5 for st. John'.. ' . Sheldrake due St. John's' Nov. been working towards producing a School Bus Activities . HoldMeeting' I Grand Falls XV Pertb leavia, Hamilton ,Nov. 28th. . I ' function to ,honour st. Andrew's ". BADGER 30, TOronto Dee. 1 [or St. Johu'.. Wahcondah leaving Montreal eve, November 29th. Twenty lour representatives [rom A pretty wedding was solemnized , MY LuDiD leavlul Montreal Dec. Nov. 25, due St. John's Dec. I, ' With the experience of last Badger Division' has now cut a Service' P:T.A., B.ranches at Buchans, Badg. last Tuesday night in thc Co· S for SL John'.. ' , sailing Dec., 3 (Bay Roberts). year's bali, which wns somewhat I .• total of ,91,896 cords'i>l.pulpwood. .UJtNIII.WAIlRIN LIN. Novaport leaving Montreal Nov In the, nature of an experlmcnt, - This amount is 97%'cif the quota ,er,Gran~' Falls, Gander and Cathedral at Grand Falls when NewfOlladlllld IIlVlDI Lh'elpoGl 30, due St. John's Dec •. 5, sllllng bchlndthem" the cxecutlve feeu .. For some tl~e n~w the Notre for the year. Completing .tlie quota, BlshopsiF~lIs,. held, an ,Important Reverend Father Hynes uniled ~[r. NO'f. 23. dill St, John', NI.I\. 29; Dec. 8th.' , that the 1955 B,lill should be' an Dame Academy and Grand Falls howevcr, will take 'a, considerable meeting in Grand' Falls on Sat· James Vinccnt Power, son of Mr ~l'iD& for, Hllifax aDd Bolton North Pioneer leaving St •. John, even greater .success thaitlast Academy School Boards have period of time du'e to the few urday night ,tor the purpose' 'of and Mrs. Jas. Power of Circular fie,. '., dll.oalllil Dec. 2,IDd N.B.i Dec. 13, Halifax Dec. 16 due years. The Society has been con· jointly been negotiating with the camps Which remain open. At pre~· discussing the matter of the for· Road, Grand Falls. and Miss Cath· ~ .oK., '11. ,Lea\la, SoatOD St.John's Dec •. 19, salling Dc~. 20.ductlng e1assesln 'Scottlsh dane· govcrnment, Ihrough the ,Depart· ent there are only 5 camps operat. mation of a 'Regional Couljcil' for erine Ezekiel, daughter of Mr. and AUCTI DeC. • ID~ ,Ualifll Oft. 10, due North Coaster leaving SI. John, log wIth the idea of giving people ment of Education, for a school Ing and shortly: a camp under the ,Central Newfoundland. In the abo Mrs. Wm. Ezeldel of Hr, Main • . St. Jolla's Dec. 12. SalUn,,: for N.B., Dec. 20, HaUfax Dec. 23, due who wish to attend thc ball' an bus servlcc· for the one hundred supervision of Tom E1Iiott in, the sence. of Mrs; Charles Frew from Miss Dolores Power, sistcr of the - Unrpool, 'D!lJeelllber 13. St. John's Dec. 26, salling Dec. 27. opportunity of famlliarWng them· children on the Botwood Highway Sandy Area will complct its cut.: Grand Falls, w~o"ls the president groom, was bridesmaid and besl fieva Scotia, lelvin, ,lJ"erpool selves with some of' the Scottish who are attending the two ~chools George Hayden,' Bill . Pope and of the local brarich of the Parent man was Mr. Nish Power, brolher VISITS IlUSBAND ~ ~ir~ Today, Teachers Association, Mrs. J. W. of the groom. Gilbert Glallam. whose husband' DIe. '1', due.Sl. Jobn·.Dee . 13, WATERFRONT' dancing to, be held during the In Grand Fails. Pat Carroll have finished making LtaYlq ,for Ballfli and SostOll course of the evening. These are In a leiter dated Octobel 2Bth. sled rcpalrs and' cutting winter Lind acted as 'chairman at Satur· !IIr. Clifton Power acted as fa· being held in conncdion with t~ 1.30 p. Dec. tt" due HaUfIl Dec. 16 aDd very ,Interesting to watch, but arc the Dept. of Education advised roads while several other camps day night's meeting, and on behalf ther giver in the ceremony, and bombins o( a United Air Lit ' BoItoa DeC. 11.' Lel\iq ~ostOD DIRECTORY much more fun to dance. the Boards as, follows: "Lad year are still' busy carrying out these of the local branch extended I following which a very enjoyable plane which cost the JiICS of : ' ' cdrdial welcome to the visiting reception was held in the K of C. persons-o.n~ of .them hi! 0'1] ,',' - Dec. 20, dlle HIUfIl Dec. 21. san. I. Although' the Society regrets the Government for the first time operations. representatives and thanked them Hall and at which a large num· iq from HaUfax for LI\'erpool H.M.C. DOCKYARD the absence of Donald Pape from gave a vote for transportation of TERRA NOVA mother-VISits inm in Den\'~,: Dee. 21. Flretug 3, and the two long lin· this year's ,festivities, his spot on children to schools. Although the I for their presence. ber o( relath'es and fri~nds of Coun:y Jail. lIIrs. Graham I To date we hal'e 74,000 cords of Mrs. Doris Hcdges, Secretary o[ the young couple were in attend· , Newfoundland leaving Liverpool ers Bamerang and Bamerfasti also the programme has been filled by vote for this year ,has all b~en wood on yards or approximately fuscs to believe her husb.nd : Dtc. 24, due SL John'. Dee. 30. M.V. Parr and Lady Anderson, anll a group of boys from Mount Cashel allocated to different boards, 81 % of our proposed cut. Henry the Grand Falls Branch, then very lance. responsible for the tragedy. ably ,presented an 'outline' of the IIIr. T. H. Anderson, General Leavinl for Halifax and Boston M.V. Seabeacon. Orphanage, who will perform solo there Is some posslbllty that a Feltham's camp closed this week Dec. 31, due Halifax Jan. 2 and ? ,.;. .' ,," ,. W~fJD~AI~LY~N~E~W~S/~M~O~N~D~Ay~,~N~O~V~.~28~,~19~5~5 ______~------~------~~~------~15: ...... ,. , '- · ·. •· - , Lost LOST-A bunch of keys on here's your Crystal Palace Mammoth Card Party Patrick Strret on Saturday night. Finder plensed call at cha~ce to ST, PATRICK'S HALL and BONAVENTURE AVE. 735 Water Street. Reward: t get Playing for one week only, starting TO·NIGHT TO·NIGHT Wanted I .. :TO.NIGHT AT 8.30 WANTED-2 girls to work In PRIVATE Snack Bar. 'Phone 3287. ·IRI.SH BILLY LONG SOc DANCE Admission WANTED I girl or woman .. "' come by day. Reference re direct from the EI Morocco, Montreal. LUCKY NUMBERS - quired. Apply to \\Irs. E. W. CASH · 1st PRIZE Y2 TON COAL AUCTION Gaze, 138 Hamilton Street, Two $hows Nightly - Dancing to the Music of any evening except Wednes· (and other prizes) 4. _____ - day. 'Phone 5525. Johnny Lawrence and His Band. FOR iMlllliMliI .. - Mrs. Jal:! Toda~~~ Monday The Engineering Institute of Canada Food servea. e husblnd I: NEWFOUNDLAND BRANCH Insurance ======" ion "'ilh H.. 1.30 p.m. DRIVE WITH THE SUN BE· Christmas ! __ .. _~or reservations call Toll Operator. Air LiI: .. Will sponsor a meeting with HIND you. Protect your WANTED lh'rs or ~ MR. ROBERT DAVID, Distr;ct Engineer property. Insure with the for the Departml)llt of Transport ~ n. hh 0111 oldest Company In the world. CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION lV. F. Coldweil. Insurance at various centre throughout the . In Dt01"!l Agent. Phone 2465. Temple Moncton Air Services Dlsllrict. ;r3ham 't 2i Head Choice AT MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY Bldg., Duckworth St.. st. Junior AIRWAYS SERVICEMEN husband k John's. septlo.mon&thurstf (EL.ECTRICAL) :'aGed!. Butchers' Cattle ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, at 8 p.m. INSURANCE-Bowring Broth. STARTS Salary: $3()S·()().$46S.00 I month' er Limited Insurance Depan· The programme will be a talk by Mr. David on 'What ment-Fire. Automobile. Mar· ~Hockey. APPLY: . Is New In Steel Construction'! with Color Films, Building Ine and all Casualty ltnes. CIVIL SERVICE TelephOne 3131. of the Nations, Chesapeake Bridge and other •• COMMISSION OF CANADA, . Contlct STAN FOWLER. Re. NelV Post OfCIce Building, Members of the C.I.M.M., Architects, Contractors TONITE P.O. Box 99, nouf bullding, for Fire Auto and others interested In steel construction are invited mobile and Plate Glass Insur· Saint John, N.B. ance. Claims promptly settl· 8:15 to attend. ed. 'Pbone 5531-P.0. Box ST. PAT'S 63. tJlIll JOB SPECIAL . CHRISTMAS vs. POUCH COVE· FLA TROCK FURNiSS WITHY INSUR· f~r all ~'our cdd Jobs you ANCE Department offering LIONS oN' " Mortgage Manor Lex Schrag ...... 3.50 25,000 SIGNATUlES h . M MONTREAL (CP)-A good.luck T e HapP"st an lelegram, signed by 2,500 followers In The World of the Montreal AloueUes, was sent to the Ais In Vancouver Fri· Joe Rosenfield, Jr ..... " 4,50 day-the eve of the 1955 Grey Cup The Bishop's Bonfire game. .s!Jl\arfiu The telegram read: "Win or lose Sean O/Casey ...... 1.75 LennoX • we are all with you. We'll sec you liThe Navy's Herel" CELEBRATED tlte House will ,d; In Montreal's home parade. Goud C)'prus Issue ,-: (' . luck and God bless you." Will FrisC'hauer and urged members . ~ ~. . . Robert Jackson ...... 3.50 111m l'tlonday ~.... .1 I At Its wldc,t point, Bermuda (HUNKY Is less than twr miles across. The Hockey Handbook The Bermud~ land mass totals Lloyd Percival :...... 3.50 only about 21 square miles. MARMALADE May .'-r AND HIGH CLASS ,,~ 'it,;,' '. PRESERVES As . THE BOOKSELLERS In Stock Now ,'Phone 3191 . 4425 Principals Report S!jltlU'tin FlUSERVING co. LTD., M3ldenhea~, Berks, Enll .... .Of Curtis Arademv ;. Stone Steel Water Tanks • (Continued Irom page 13) Charles Smallwood, David Small· wood, David Taylor, Albert Vaters, • STONE Eugene Watkins, Reginald White, David Winsor, Roland Winsor. HOLDS THE WATER Bruee Yates. The followirig pupils olitained first place in the respective • STEEL grades: Grade VI, Jacqueline Sou· tiers, Thomas Leonu d; Grade VII 'PHONES 5143 - 5144 QUEEN STREEl Roberta Winsor, Kevin Simms; HOLDS THE PRESSURE Grade VIII, Helen Bi~hop, William ROlI'e; Grade IX: Barbnl'a Fry~ . th t t' Cigar com· sions in that order. Grade X: Susan Means; Grade XI, Jived at nearby Williams Crcc k an d SO!and d.urmg . a Imc a; Th ulprit noW sits in numerOUI Florence Snow. on adjoininG hils. I oap peras mcwal stahons had gone o\er and • e C dl shop But em :. CLEAN WATER ID3 Donors of Scholarship~ and Tregillus workcd many Caribou i over \hcir transmitters, trying to r~e~~~ d~;;a~Uin~ of it,' Smith Prizes not mentioned above: Mr. streams and one bears his name. And Police I cstabhsh the cause. other technicians were uDlble te C. A. Pippy, Mr. C. Macpherson, With his partner, T. A. Blair, he, I UNTENDEDB ROADCASTER learn how the set transmitted. :. NO RUST Mr. D. E. Pelley, Counclllor J. R. worked the famous Black Jack R dO C 11 Smith found it in a southwcst Tucker, Mr. C. Bowden, Mr. L. C. claim. d a 10 ,a S Calgary home. An expensive com- B·· h SId· Blair died many years ago an bination radio.television receiving rIbs 0 ler Currie, Mr. J. M. Herder, Cup!. J. Trcgillus said: "AlI my partners REGINA, (CP) - The American set was doing a litHe rebroadcast· Winsor, Mr. D. Rogers. are long gonc. Tommy and I soap operas of commercial radio · f 2' I ' It" h I ing all on its own. S' hIe worked th at moun tam or 0 La\C ceas~d n crference lIlt.• tIC Further invcstigation showed thc ot n yprus.. years." . p~hce radIO her~, but tec~mclans tid 1 arec of independ· (R I rs) A After his richest strikc on Llghtn. shU are wondersng holY It hap. sc r.I a ong ~ r NICOSIA, Cyprus eu e -. Enjoys Life In Ing creek in 1898 he decided on a pened. ent ~cbrondcastmg. Some, mon~hs British soldier was shot to delth I lid d went broad previously the Calgary gas serVIce Friday night by Greek Cypri?~ ter' Y LOTJ a:e Iivcs ina a neat eotta<'e Murdoch Smith, a radio and tcle· department had similar interfl!r' rorist. Who ambushed a mllLtan "Ghost Town" th:y treet of lonley grcy bui~l. vision technician, traced and re· ence, and the fire department truck ncar Nicosia. BARKERVILLE, B. C. (CP) ?n ~tchln u to Stout's Guich moved lIle cause of the interfer· radio followed suit. The soldier was machlne·gunned Fred Tregillus, 94·yeal:"0Id pioneer, mgd~tr I o~eJ ' encc, which for six weeks sent home receiver had gradually been h9 insurgents at Petra villal!. '.no DIAL 5141 ·5142, P.O. BOX 336 continues to live and work in this an h s twa's icndcrl his garden commercial raclio programs o\'er The investigation showed the died en route to hospital, Bntl!~ nearly deserted mining village 300 I He ~: n~ dug his paths out \ the police radio frequency. slipping to higher frequencies, thus authorities said. He was the finh , miles north of Vancouver where lie .n ~~~ r !na he is carrying on as It took Smith weeks of radar·1 interrupting the gas, fire and po· British soldier killed in the II!I Won his fortune as a gold·seeker. m uat" e ' ~li~ke~lr~a§Ck§in§g~to~fi§nd~t1~le~tr§ou~b~le~Ii§Ce~d§ep§a~rt§m§e~nt§s':r~a§d§lo:t~ra§n~sm~is:,~w§ee~k~. ======~ He has prospected and mined us "Work,• travel, /lood hvmg,•. th at' s creeks and mountains of a vast the Idea," he said. territory. With the riches he gleaned he travelled abroad"but al· -----B-IR-T-H--- ~ • ways returned here to work and .. live In the ghost town at the end of WALSHMSt~Ciarc's l\Tercy the famous Cariboo road. Hospital November 27th, to James In May, 1872, he left his native and Cathedne Walsh. a daught· JUST RECEIVED! England and headed for westel'll er r,-(orJ Canada. There he joined Canadian =.,'------Pacific Railway construction gngs\II______.,.~0. ANOTHER CARLOAD OF llushlng the ralls west ward Irom ~iedlelne Hat, AJta. IN MEMORIAM • He remained on, building the ra· o. ·1(. 'uous safety switches over l.he WALL Great Divide, then down through No-Co-Rode Drainage Pipe Eagle Pass to Sieamous, B.C. I n memory of a dear He was on hand on that hIstoric husband and father, FIVE POINT ! day in 1885 when Lord Strathcona . .. f' :. 4" Perforated drove the llolden spike at Cralgel. THOMAS M. WALL I ~ lachle, B.C. whl passed away. ., Then the gold fever got him. He APPLES . 4" Plain Was Issued the first miner's licence November 27, 1954. • by Forbes Vernon, after whom the" May the perpetual light BOXES ------'. cltv of Vernon was namcd. ~. 5" Plain shine upon him and may he ARRIVED AT BABKERVILLE rest in pea ceo In the rail of 1886 he landed In :. 6" Plain Barkervlllc. The settlement was Ever remembered by his then past its boom days, but six, wife lind tamily. 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