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70. NO. 81 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1963 16 PAGES SEVEN

~1r1i:!'" ,81 ~~.) ~" ",'''\ ~:'Ii ~,.; I';~I t~ , '" t/':\ ' ~) ~\~r~~. t~'h h\;i I:i!l ., f·>,,, .,,'<"""';"~ l~ , ""1;.. 'I r ~ '-,\ ;(1 ~~, r::l r;J:·i. " io.J.;.~\ {I..u:~\ .' . ·;r ." n ,', rq.. J, "3 rnfaircraft missile ba'ses would "at the very least" " ,. "Perhaps'" he told a com pan· draw enemy fire if war erupted. . STREET ion, "if Canadians want the people of the united States to Prime Minister Diefenbaker,\ clear weapons in Canada. of the political arena. "We mUlt know more about Canada, they camp~igning. in Quebec and Social Credit Leader Thomp· put an end to the cheap prae-' should encourage the U.S. statc Ontano, Said the McNamara, son, who wants to turn the tice of buying votes with elec- · department to comment more statem~nt made. ~ "hoax" of defence dilem~a. over to an tion pro m i s e s. for higher frequently on Can a d ian af- the Liberal posItion that the all·party parliamentary com· welfare benefits," he said on I fail's." Bomarcs should be tipped with mittee, attacked Conservative CBC frce·time TV broadcast. The covers of leading U.S. nuclear warheads defence relations with the U.S. Mr. Dicfenbaker, announcing· magazines havc displayed such The Liberal policy, he de· It was not good enough to hide the end. of special surcharges titles as Canadian Elections, clared, might make Canada under the American defence levied last summer on imporl.!i Will Anti • Americanism Tri. i~to a "burnt sacrifice" in 'umbrella, he said, "then turn to prcscI've Canada's exchallge . f umph'! pml Crisis and Conflict time of W.1[·. around and stick your tongue reservcs, said the step reflects 'I ,:. , in Canada. In addition, U.S. 'Liberal Lea d e r Pearson, out at those who hold the! the "strength and resilience" of ,i ' newspapers have been carrying speaking in the big cities, umbrella." ICanadian economy. I. '.ll'mic frcquent rcports of Calmela and slammed the prime minister's DISCUSS ECONOMICS Opposing politiciaJI leaderl · its election campaign and more- statements as irresponsible, de· The hustings a Iso heard charged that the timing of the :: 1.< art . ; trIhal lhan.usual news about Canada magoguery and "desperate taco speeches about economic prob·1 mo\'c to lift the surcharges was · has been heard on U.S. national tics' of dr.spcrale men." lems. Campaigning in his' home an indication of the "despera· 1 \ ~\la radio and television news broad. T. C. Douglas. New Demo- riding of Algoma East, Mr. tion" of the Progressive .COIl· . .',.h:-i~-th .. ! I c:Isls. cratic leader pressing [or a Pearson promised direct gov- scrvative party. '~'l\:'t . recommend that one oE his own "While reasonable explana· the ,"ote in 1921. Labor Troubles tions arising from the neeessary Inl people 45 and ovcr j'vlONTREAL-LiberaI Leader Lester Pearson is shown here sicrnincr auto- i coll~ag~es fo,rm a go~ernm7nt, activities of contractol"ll are Ie· . I '11 I . f I' . ;., h contmulng IllS party In offIce. up 2';.2 pel' cent 01 1IS ell l1S Or the Governor-General could eeptable, conditions that are (lOpulalion (If I'oting age. 21 grap for (ren on way rom Montrea s International aIrport. Mr. P. r5011 was met by a small, hut enthusiastic crowd, (UPI Telephoto) ask the Icader of the numeric· Ibad enough to be not only ex­ OIer. It is estimated that Nearing End ally·strongest pariI' to form a pensive but hazardous are In­ now constitule about 45 per government. excusable," the board spoket· ,PARIS Handley Page Dart Hera~1 lur· way unlil the weather Stron: ense and continued to f1v her bo·pro; aircraft. It was a warmer, Ri~ht no\\' he', any policy st own plane for several years. further south. ' .. beautiful day, and as usual he has met w! , got a kick out of flying over At present Mrs. Robinson is our local terrain . They all thought he . ,. a member of the board of admirable man. .~,". '" Laughlan Lodge and is on the You would be amazed how , .;- boaI'd of directors of the Tor· And so he is. "., . of the Arts and Letters Com· different the cily looks from Spel onto unit of the Clmndian Can· "un there", and how difficult cer Society, having served on How do you like this? "The petition. A stained glass paint· Alphabet soup doesn't ing by Norma Godden of Har· it is to recognize certain build· ~: : the women's service commit· Apple and the Pair", the win· ings and business premises. youngsters spelling, just ning entry in the other medium bour Grace, and it's downright tee of the latter as correspon· Darn intriguing. ing. ting ding secretary for eight years. category in the Arts Division interesting. ISLAND Jackman, union III ) has annou f meeting , I I be held here I WOM£N'S AND GIRLS' UNDERWEAR ltGHTWEIGHT " Jackman Sl UNDERWEAR of the n ., Ve.ts and panti .. for 2·4 and the "replaci Penman. haye the ,. 6-year-old girls. DoSCD welfar, \ qualily that .Iand. Whit. catton rib knit improved I the rugged wear vests and panties , mothers want for for 8-10-16·yeor· ,. their bay •. recently alte old girlL at Montreal " .i was discussc '. Keep your of all un , eopen.lye ouler organizati( " cia thing fre.h and interna If you're like most people, you buy life insurance for family a' all'ime. -help. you protection. But your 'policies are sound investments as well, .tay coal and comfortable. "., when they're the IIcash value" kind. Mutual Life policyholders Ayeiloble in all popular slyle •• . ' ... enjoy steady increases in the guaranteed values of their ~:" ~ -li.·slde, wrap.around policies plus unsurpassed dividends. Check the advantages of slyle, and bullon·front ve.I.ln line coIIan. the Mutual way to guaranteed savings and protection, Call Si ••s 3·6.9 months citizen -1 and 2 yean. . make it a the man from Mutual Life, today; Informed ball , . president oC ' Boar~ of TI T.Shirts have reinforced nylon collarotto. Excellenl ...,derweor .. Hope The Mutual Life top lor elastic·waist drewen. June 1963 fl Ladie,' veils and than. 2, ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA bloomon, in lint .·.·with the while knitted cotlon­ "to ,take tl small. medium, and largo. The company.with the outstanding di~idend record the'polling , .

I.RANCH OFFICE:. T. A, BUILDING, DUCKWORTH STREET Phone: 80321 ML6301 • 80322 . ~T.SHIRTS " 84293. '. R, E, Good, Branch Manager. ~WdRKSOCKS OTHER ~ aannUL" Representatives in St.· John's: . Wo. E, French Ii. V, 'Steele MerinO 119591 Unde"rwear; -.;-~ Merino "71'" Underwear; H, J,. Roberts ' "Ank" Murphy Fleece-lined Underwear; W, W, Roberts . ( D, C. Lawley' Penmans Sweat Shirl;

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" .","i!' .. I • The Daily News G RECOMMENDS ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1963

discu~5ions between Ihe CBC and Newfoundland BI'oad;' could ~pply at any time to operate a station, but the casting COmpany, owners of CJON·TV, and the results IlTT" w,\ (CP)-The Board of Broadcast Governors before Oct. 1, 1964. (2) During the first two years of transmission, the BBG would reconimend denial of the application if it of these discussions had been reported to the board. ""mI111'111Ied Friday that the publicly.ow~ed CRC be CBC will not engage in eibher local or national selective thought the existing station, could not survive and main· The BBG, in attaching the various conditions to its ~fl'lnill~d to c~tablish a television station at St. John's, commercial business on the new station. lain it. service. recommendation for approval, noted that the Broadcasting yilh I rebroadcasting outlet at Port Rexton. In January, the CDC fonnally made its bid for the (3) The CBC will assist CJON·TV to obtain use of Act, Section 12, states that the "board shall make such nOll'c\'er, the board's approval of the CBC appli· SL ,Tohn's outiel at a BBG public hearirig here, CDC microwave facilities' for receiving programs . recommendation to the minister of transport as it deems ..a11 included the proviso that the station shall not President J. Alphonse Ouimet argued that the CBC stat· 11n (4) The CBC will co·operate with CJON·TV in en· fit." \,,'~i.1 operation before October 1, 1964, and that for the suring the extension of alternative teliwision in othcr ion is needed to further national unity and that there T]IC proposed SI. John's station, on Channel 8, would IIr,1 1\1"0 ~'ear~ (If transmission the CBC will limit com· was a public need to establish a publicly·owned national ...... parts uf Newfoundland. have an effective radiated power of 196,000 watts ("ideo) 1\\<,1'1,,,,1 al'tivities of its st. John's station to sponslJrcd The BBG said that when the CBC begins service voice in st. .Tohn's and to provide the province with a and 9d,OOO walts (audio). Its programs would he reo II,'li,'I1;;1 n('twork TV shows, 'with its own station, CJON·TV will no longer have to voice in the, national TV service. hroarlcasl by off·the·air pickup on Channel 13 at Port Friday's recommendations, all subject to govern· Don Jamieson, CJON·TV vice·president and pre,i. be a compulsory affiliate of the CBC. Presumably, this Rexton. ,,,,'nl approval, also included approval of changes In would pave the way for CJON·TV to join the privatcly. denl (jf the Canaqian Association of Broadcasters, said Changes of facililies for the Argentia and Grand of a CBC station would place his station !,,'i\ilh'~ for lele\'ision stations C,TOX·TV Argentia, and ownedCTV television network should it wish to do so. e~tablishment slp.tions, both owned bl' the Newfoundland Broftd· in an impossible position, The Newfoundland market Fnl1~ 0('.\' n' Grand Falls. The CBC's application to eslablish its own TV stalion caslin/: Company Limited, arc designed to pro\'ide 1m. 1",1' ,John's case was the first application to come could not support two competing stations. ~t. hi the Newfoundland capital posed a difficult problem' pro\'cd service in their respectiVe areas. In an announcement Feb. 11, Ihe BBG said it nceded ~,'!,\l'" tll,' BBG 10 set up a second television station, in Appro\"31 was given for CJO:-;,TV Argentia to swikh for Ihe BBG. morc time to sludy a proposal by the CBC to "phase in" ~n Hra In which the board had entertained doubt of the Last December, the board declared in a policy state· io Channel 3 from Channel 10 and to increase power its SI. .John's operatiom by adjnsting its commercial t:l,IJ",ty of the market 10 support two station~. ment that only after a public hearing could it be de· to 6,700 w~tts (videol and 3.400 watts (audio) from 200 policy in a manner related to the CBC's view of the fi· tn rccommcncllng approval of the CBC's bid, the termlned whether it was economically feasible to permit. walls (\"Ideo) and 100 'watts (audio). The power .increase nancial position of the private station and the private nl1\; $aid the CBC's licence should be subject to the for CJCON·TV Grand Falls would be 10 26,000 walts two stations. station's capacity to support its broadcasling service. /o1l1t'lI"ill~ conditions concerning the proposed station'i However, at the same time the BBG atso declared (video) and 13,000 waUs (audio) from 8,600 watts rrlatil\n~hip with the existing privately.owned Elation The BBG's announcement Friday said the hoarp has ',' Ib willingness to recommend that n channel be reserved studied further the CBC's proposaL There also had been (video) and 4,300 (audio). - . Oll;.;·T\·. In St. John'! for eventunl use by the CBC. The CBC . ( I) rBe transmission on Channel 8 shall not begin eads Strike Into r I , ' t :: tlldent' .. • , ' Second Day I : ~ IlIOn 1 ;: I· . I. '.t r~lpr Slr(ln~, a fourtJl.year .~ " -} ,1\1d~nl. has been elecled : ,~ o( the council of No Incident as Maids : ; ,i' Sl\ld~nls' Union at ~tem· rni\"H~it~·. rr((lrd numbN of 1,:1.00 111$ ,"oled in the elections Picket West Hospital recfnlly, .. ::- The Canadian Press ,'" Thlrty,lwo stndenls oller. I '~." I! candidates for the 18· A strike at the We,stern Memorial Hospital. Corner Brook, moved through council. Two morl its first day Friday without incident as about 20 pickets quietly paced in front mil be filled In Sep. I\hen tbe freshmen of the hospital. are ~ven the oppor· The 110 members of LOl!al 483. National Union of Fublil! Employees (CLC I, 10 rleet rcpresenla. want wage increases whic)1 the union says would cost the hospital corpora­ , i ,. . f! to the student govern· tion $10,000 a year. The hospital says itdoesn't have the money. . . bod)'. ! I ,I Employees, mostly nurses \ Thursday in an effort to ar· I their right to strike. Or it can I, ~Ir. Strong was chosen over aides and maids, b~gan picket· range a meeting but received' outlaw al\ hospital sll'ike~ in I~ . (lthcr candidates for the ing the hospilal at 7,30 a,m, , no answer. : the province. _ Gwynne Dyer, Friday. NatIOnal director Rob· \ Hospital chairman Fred Fill': But if tlie government is ycar arts stUdent, and crt Rintoul of the union said I patrick said negotiations had i "truly interested" it eRn

Hawkins. fourth year II f~y'n\ hrr no one had tried to cross the been stalemated "some time i grant the "paltry increa5c" I sludent. William Hunt of Harbor Grace, and they have two chilo lines, . ago". and there had been no I requested by the workers. i, ':, place, just NEW CITIZENS-Three natives of Germany became Ca· , dren. The new citizens were addressed by Mayor H. n. ,: I, i :ht'y say~. nadian citizens at Harbor Grace recently. ~Ir. and lIIrs. :llr. Rintoul said the members' contact between the opposing' The House of Assembly r Bt!ldl'S ~Ir. Strong, other Sheppard. Shown after ceremonies are (1.1') RCi\IP Con· ., "\l'~,tin~ the would receive strike pay- parties since. : . stands adjourned until :\londay. George Dietrich and Mrs. William Hunt received their :1 l' 'ttM'nlh".. 01 the council are stable E, Etiey, Mayor Sheppard, Mrs. Dietrich, iIlr. Diet· "there will be no trouble with Mr. said he has I'I Now most observers feel any \ ',~:~t:r:\ts! citizenship certificates before Magl.strate G. E. Trickett.· Fitzp~trick \: I, . \'Ice.presldent; Mr. ri<:h,:l-Irs, Gordon Simmons, court clerk; Magistrate Tric· " . . Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich have been living in Harbor Grace money"-but no der.ision has been unable io·find an area for government action will be , Hllr'''D<. societies co,ordlna. kett, Mrs. Hunt, and Constable J. J. Pendergast. " I . since 1957. Mrs. Dietrich operates a beauty salon and yet been made on how much compromise. There had been no postponed until Tuesday, Ihe I rhalrmani Bruce Ware· (C. D, Bishop Photo) will be paid. The union has contact with the government, day after. the federal election. financial chairman; Carl her husband a barber shop. Mrs. Hunt came from Ger· , i i promises of financial help from he said. " i athletic chairman; many In 1954 to work In the shoe factory. She married the Newfoundland Federation, :lfaids at the hospital make ., Cun1b~', property chair· of Lahor (CLC). I an average of $95 a month. I r Ind Bob Kavanagh, pub. ;I T he provincia'.. I government, I, 2 Get Grants , .. and pllbllc relations lIlr. Rintoul said unIon ne· which in (·ffect controls the . I[hlrman. gotiators were ready to sit rate of wages paid through I Two Newfoundlanders are Sealer·Kyle May Be in Soon the hosl1ital Insurance plan. : included in the names of 40 duwll with the hospital cor· "'\~ t'r h'~rl Olh~r council members arC . poralion at any time. but It has indicated if it approve!l ; recipients of short.term grants .:" (,'r him 10 PhiPP8l'd. ~largot Duley remain at the hunt for was prepared to ~tay with the Ihe increase (or Corner for work in Canada or abroad the command of Capt. has taken about 11,000 ., ~,i:,' h~3til1~ Roach. Joan Lester~ Vic Another Newfound­ a while vet. The season strike "as long as it takes.'" Brook, It would have to in. during the next several months. I • .. '~.1 Rnl1k~. Guy Earle, managing seals. A spokesman for Keith Lee·Whiting, land sealing vessel may He said he wired the hospital crease wages across the provo The grants were announced by . , Rahal, Perc\' Manguoa· Bowrings said she will closes April 30. the Canada Council Friday, , head for home port director of the com- iuce. De! Cousens. ·Roger. Sim· Health Minister James ;'lc·· Parzival Copes, professor of :", ('''min~ liP this weekend. pany. • . and Ian Forbes, i Grath estimated this would cost I economics of ;,[emorial Uni\'· :. : !:<' \\"c:llhcr P,.,;;,,"", Strong will not The Kyle, one of two The first of four-ves- DrIVe ',.: '11 1!(\W hr'5 . about $2,000,000. Government ersity. will do research in any policy slatement un· I Carbonear ships hunt­ sel Newfoundland fleet Mayor Backs Cancer officials have not been available aspects of the fishing industry hO! met with his exe·' \ in~ on the 'nOl'thern to return from the hunt the Universities of Saskatch· for comment on the strike since in Newfoundland at the In· ewan, Alberta, British Col urn· it started, stitute for Ecenomic Research, front, was located in was Chimo Shipping's . St. John's Mayor H, G. R. Sir John Croshie. MelVs Friday endorsed the 1963 bia and West Ontario are all -:lIeanwhilc. Esaull Queen's University, Kingston, the middle' of Bona­ The all-steel ship financial campaign 01 the New· engaged in cancer research, Thoms, president Ontario. . Special vista Bav Fridav' and foundland dl vision,. Canadian but more new buildings are of the New!ound· . George" '[ ars t en Se h war tz , waitin~ for weather to tied up in St. John's Cancer Society. needed and even great:r cf· land Fede:atJon assistant professor of histo fY at earlier this week after The campaign was officiallY forts must be made to fmanee .• of Labor, saId the the university will dO re- clear. opened by Lt. Gov. Fabian d h dd and extend ~e~e~rch .. Our N:w, . government could search in Ge~an social policy eating Today The coal - burning' amage to er ru er. lJ"Dea Thursday night In a fo.undland dIvIsIon. IS workm.g. take thrce. cour· betwecn 1871·1914 at source! veteran of the annual The Crosbie, skipper- radio and television address. WIth fellow Canadians to thIS ses of 3cb?n to in Gennany. ' BELL ISLAND - (Staff)- ed by Capt. Les. Win- Mayor Mcws said: end. end the strIke. hunt was walloped by "It is disturbing to learn Thirty.nine grants are in the '.!' I. Jackman, president of h ht i b t Another Important purpose .. Mr. Thoms said 4121 high winds and driving SOl', roug n a ou that tncre has been' a slight for which the Newfoundland it can dissolve the social sciences and one in the •I,' union number {jn~ arts. The council Thursday l ha! announced that a sleet Thursday and Fri­ 12,000 pelts and is now but steardy rise in tne national division collects money is hospital boa r d discharging here. cancer death rate. In lY4U, the for work which no govern· and make the announced the names of 48 d· meeting of the local day. She has ahout recipients of such research ' b~ held here today. The Terra Nova, number uf cancer deaths per ment can be expected to 110. hospital employees provincial 17,000 pelts on board, grants in the humanities. \ ' Earle Freil1htinO' Serv- 10U,000 population was 122; in (Continued on Page 5), j civil servants, thus taking' away ltr, Jackman said that the a spokesman for the /'0 h 19~0 it was 128; by 1961 it . of Ihe meeting Is to owners, Earle Freight ice's second and small-had risen to 130. the replacement of the el' sealer, and Bow- ,Much of the increa~e in men Dosco welfare plan with Services, said Friday 'I was due to lung canc~r. Tocse , nell' improved one. night. ring s A gerine were official statistics indicate that BOYS' 'N' GIRLS' ~ 1 He rmntl)· attended a meet· He said all crew hoth riding out the this dread disease pre5l'nts one FRESH COLORFUL storm Fridav. When the ot the greatest medical chal· al llonlreal when the new members are wen and was discussed by presl· weather ~lear~ they lengcs of the twentIeth cell' of all IInlons in the the ship has plenty of tury. , will resume pick ing up lancer today is treated by .BWERS organization, both na· provisions, but there is BROC,ADED Ind international. a possibility she may scattered seals. surgery, radiation, and a cun· Navy Blue Flannel, double­ The Terra Nova, sidcrablo number of drugs, Intcrnational representative he in over the weekend. · chemicals and hormones. Un!ur· breasted style. O':-'cill will attend the d 1 today, The f1a~ship is under mastere' )y Captain tunately medical reseal'ch has Steve Dowden, was last nut yet found tho completely R,AYDN Fit 4 - 12 ' t, M day reported' southeast fo successful cure. Therefore the the Funks, with l,gOn campaign for the elimination of Cast Ba II0 on cancer mllsl be intensihed ou 36" wide, colors Red, Blue, BOYS' ATHLETIC STYlE ".:'cr)' dlilen of voting age He said the "calise of de· pelts ahoard. all fronts. Wine, Aqua, Gold, Black . tnlke \t R point 10 cast mocracy is not helped by Ihis The A1gcrine' was 111 Canada Ihis determined d· MAYOR MEWS lnform~d ballot Apl'il 8" indifference." on Bonavista. She is fort is directed tllrough the rmident of thr. Newfound: Mr. Hope said every Can· tinder the c01l11llaml of Canadian Cancer Society which in the history of medicine. The and White. Lovely for Board 01 Trade said Fri.. adian has an opportunity to is the only agency fighting can· Canadian Cancer Society has SNEAKER learn "something of the men Capt. Charlie Kean and ccr tbrough ,research, edu· local organizations in 1937 and and women who are slanding cation and service. The' only communities in .Canada, and ex· Drapes, Children's llichael Hope said that in for office" In Monday's elect· If'',.n' s Go I'} source of society funds is vol· tends its services to 2710 cen· June 1963 federal election Ion. "' I t.1I untary donations from the pub· lres of population. It really is Misses Dresses etc. BOO·1S Ihan 2,000 000 Can· II • I "All oC Us are capable of lie collected during the an· a going concern. ALL SIZES With the right to vote judging between the claims and nu'al April campaign. The Newfoundland division to lake the trouble to Sales Award SPECIAL 49c' yd. \It. promises of the candillates, No . The Newfoundland division has played a great part In the SPECIAL the polling boot"." great physical effort Is required Harvey and Company Limit· 'of the Canadian Cancer Society never ending attack on call' ;lOW PRICE \\'I~ FILE APPEAL' , to cast our ballot. Let's make ed of. st. John's, headed by Is working in cD-operation with eer. It is supported in its ' ,IP~G ICP1-An appeal ilure that on April 8, the clear VI t R Id h b . ed ery provl'nce of Canada Each efforts by donations each beeno( filedC wllh the Supreme voIce of an informed electorate .winner c or ofe a , Goldas Saleseen Awardnam evyear the lotal amQunt spent. for April from citizens through· t' 811Ada concerni"" is heard strongly," Mr. Hope by the Onan division of Stude· cancer control by the ,society . out the province, a prop or{· g~l'lon here .whlch judged concluded. baker Comporation at Mlnmiap. has Increased untll1.his year it Ion of which In directed to Ie mattazlRes' obs~ne, oJis Mlnn Is $4,179,847. . We must, how· co.~rdlnated projects sponsor· . :ounse\ for the publica. . ANNOUNCE LOANS The aw~rd from Onan, manu. ever, Jace the fact that only . ed by the' society In its never annnunced Thursday. OnAWA (CP) .... central 11 d til h dl l' h ending search for the effect· fnr. Dude and Escapade J,{orlgage. and Housing Corpora. facturer of gas, gaso ne nn roug me Ica researc can IIarA,;n.. both New York pub. tlon Thursday. announced loans diesel·driven electric . gener· cancer ever be .colllpletely con· "ive cure . and prevention of Ka i d the supreme to '.elghl' mu.nlc!p·aUties toasslstutors Is in recognition of out· qucred. Therefore the society is cancer. aIlPcal n II stand'ing 'dis'trlbutor marketing concntrating more and more on The 'layman looks to' the lI'ctkwer'e C0IP 1°cS. ces or \Yerethe mn~a.filed lrealmentprojects:In' the construction Theof ,largest.sewage attlvities during 1002. It Is the support of research. ' EverY ' scientists who are concen t I'a t. r:P1Clnh.. M! zed ~y police last t.:86,400, goes 10 Metropolitan made on the basis of Intensive 'availablcdollar is needed be.- ing upon cancer research. The and Gllirm the Dom,nion Toronlo. OIher loans Inclilded: sales promotion, ~x~cl\~llce of cause the .world wide' assault Iscientists ask for mor~ research Winnlpe'. t Store In down. Michel de Mlstassini, Comic services to customers and sales on cancer 15 the greatest and centres, more technicaans, more . Roberval" Que., $8,000. . , volume .performance. most costly single underlaking equip~ent. Research- centres at I I .. . ' r. . (

THE.DAIL YNEWS Newfoundland/s Only Morning Paper LETTERS TO Spea The DAILY NEWS Is a mt'rnlng papal THE EDITOR Grade II stud eslablishEd In 1894 and published. at ,senlling Brother Rice] :, Cross High Sci the N~ws Building 355·359 Duckwortb PRUTEST. , High, Harbor GI , Street, St. John's, Newfoundland, by Editor-Daily Ncws: Dear Sir:· Kevin's High ~cl Robinson & Company, Limiled, 'l'his leUcr constitutcs my Cormal assembled In , protest against .the buliding or main· by EARL L, DOUGLAS ,'_._1.. ," of Terra 1 .' ~IEMBER OF taining oC • nuclear weapons on Canad· lor a public.spea Till!; CANADIAN PRESS ian soil or anywhere else. CHRISTIAN GOOD CIIEER sponsored by I am convinced that a nucleal' war Do you know' that the Lord Degree assemblies 0 The Canadian Press Is exclusively will extinguish mankind; I shall there· Look up Psalm 2:4; 37:13; 59:8; Grand FaUs and C( entitled to the usc fo'r rcpublicalloli of · fore do everything in my power to erbs 1.26. The New Testament for t.he oec all nclVs dl'spatches In this paper credll· prevcnt it. say that Christ laughed, but ed to It or to the AlISociated, Press or doubt that he did, and often? J. Wadden, S.N J ask you to consider the issue care· ,'0,':.: . Howley GeneT! Rl'uters and also the local news pub I!!!)· fuily and to tah a clear stand both ,s went into a village, children YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES \,;.. St. John's, who il ed therein. a professional nl!wspapel'man and a on his knee much to the scandal of remarks wele All Press Services and feature artlclel Canadil ...... 512.00 per annum human being. apostles. Do children behave th,t Rev. Monsignor Me In Ihis paper are' copyrighted and tbp.lr Your first dull' as a newspaperman with a long·faced pcrson who DP.P.P. Ulllted Kingdom and all .. reproduction Is prohibited. is 10 inform your public; whal is your laughs? We can be sure that ;xpressed the regrE foreign countfies .. 514.00 pcr annum fhst· duty as a human being'! Act YOUI" laughter rang out frequently as Father McKenna, S. period of three years he moved in Highwbo was u Authorized as se~ond class mall Ly the ~lcmbr.r Audit Bureau · self as you would have others ~ct to· , out among his fe)low countrymen. present. He was, Post O(ficc Department. Ottawa and wards such a I'ital issuc. Thcre is still ; . 10 welcoml of Clrculatiun Stained glass windows are a {or ilayment of postage In cash. time. esel~tat.lve Rev. Falhel Sinccrcly, artistic prodUction, but many people S,J., likewise Rev. E ------~--- KURT A. FeEilST. design thcm will have a lot to SATURDA Y. APRIL 6, 196:3 l' from Bell Island 501 :l1cNuughton Ave., for someday. Tho), have given Christian Brothers 0 Winnipeg 13, Man. long·faccd, sad·faeed Christ. Yet schools and SI. F • • indication is that he was mosl ,; u.rbor ' Grace, als! • and their iriend COlnplacency· And IMNGEROUS COUnSE The common people loved him. children positil'ely made then introduced Editor-Daily News: Deal' Sir;· participants, I A major war involving the nuclcar nui~ance when this man from and John O'Dea was about. Rich and poor alike Tuberculosis powers would re~ult In the destruction Rice High, T of civilization in the Northern Hemis· him to their tables. and Bernard Fitz Tuberculosis has suffered a surgical 'procedures. The ex­ phcrc along with the slaughter of mil· Long faced? FOt'get it. II I\'ollid '. Holy Cross, Paul greaqrrivilege if we could just and Lco White ~e\'(~re setbad: in Newfoundland tensive distribution of BCG vac­ lions of people. This cardinai fa~t of few of hi:; ,poken words. al!hou~\; R:; a result of the intensh'e at- cine is helping also to lower the life of the 1960's is recognized by the leaders of both the East and West would not understand them. hi 1ack upon it during the past incidence of the disease. But would bc an evell greater there are still many places in blocs. The history of arms races and ongra1 t\\'ent~' years but there is dangel' cold wars is that re.occurring crises we could hear that laugh of his Newfoundland where isolation Walsh, New I hat it can make new gains as a finally produce the spark that igOlte~ undoubtedly rang out many and other factors obstruct pro­ There were undoubtedly Party candidate "csult of public complacency. Ihe amassed explosives. If the present Wcst, Friday co the history of the church \\'hc~. This \\'US the w8l'1ling implicit gress and there are still many build·up of Ul'll13lllents, distl'U~t. and CBC on the faced, solemn, sad·appearin~ in a statement made in St. John's people whose complacent at­ cl'ises continues, nuclear war is a flit· by the BB( ure certainty. were admired, but Ihat time is nc, . be permitted to el a little while ago by DI'. C. W. titude can be dangerous to them­ present. We 10l'e laughter. Reme: Canada 's forei~n and defence polic· television sta tion L. J ennes. executive secretary seh'es and others. ies must tal,e full cognizance of these that the words "good cheer" Illl! i '5. of the Canadian Tuberculosis As­ realities oC the present world situation. ten on the lips of .Jesus. Walsh also congr3 sociation. He cmphasised his Th~ simple fact is that tuber­ It is most dangerous to continue on a He was evidently a chccrful ' peoplc in the 51. ernment. it may still be getting no on the news and a point a disquieting statistic. culosis can never be treated ciursc that is based on pre.Hiroshimo ELECTION EVE himself. with bettcr than it deserves. And som~limes iCitlzells who gave "free' There were 4(i8 new cases of lightly. It is an omnipresent thinking and ignores the facts of the and energy in th We have come to the evc of the most the electorate is lucky and gets a far active tuberculosis in Newfound­ threat which can be beaten only atomic age. Former President Ei,en. beller government than it merits. to achieve tltis re hower expressed the realities of the remarkable election in Canadian his· Finn, the leader land in 1962, an increase of 50 by the wholehearted co-operation tor),. The cnmpai;;n has becn fortunale· lJelnOC~rallC Party • present day in the words "thcre is no In this election, there scems to be ,':- O\'cr the year before. of the public in the' use of all alternative to Peace." IY brief. As it has moved towan!s its made ck A grcat many things have con­ possible preventive measures climatic moment. it has bec[)mc. in a strong fcellng that no party will get support for tI A Canadian government must pursuc a majority. That may be the case. But and in periodical X-ray check those policies which witl contribute to· Alice's phrase, "curiouser and curious· from the very' tributed to the reduction of the one eannot be sure. A great deaI de· our members and ward the reduction of 1V0rid 'tcnoions cr." Thcre have heen times when it has t.b. death rate and the empty ups. There is certainly no cause pends on the uncommitted \'oters. the in SI. John's ha\'1 and lead to controlled disarmament. The bordered on thc edge of nevcr·never beels in the sanatoria. They in­ for complacency. Eternal care people who are desperately anxious to best, at every 5 acquisition of nuclear weapons for land. One could not be quite slIre thnt PRICE IS SACRED? and vigilance are still a neces­ !:ct the best possible parliament and a campaign, to ass dude highel' living standards, Canadian forces at home or abroad at any mon)c nt it might not go over Calgary Herald restor.tion of stable administration. CommUtee health education, earlier detec­ sary weapon against the threat the brinl\, There was one blessing. The When you consider the price city in its e! would impair Canada's ability to work Thc truth is that a large part oC the tion, miracle drugs and new of this grim and insidious disease. toward this goal in the councils of television e:,jlosmcs were few by com· steak it's easy to understand why the Board of electorate Is nauseated with polilics. It nations. The commitment of Canadian parison with the record of the 1902 are sacred in India. that I does not want to sec ;luvernmcnt should hc ~ ~: leadership and influence 10 disarmament campaign. But I am personally of Ihe relegated to a slate of importance or • • • Walsh said. .' is the only role that can lead to the opinion that campaigns in all respccL~ the people subjcctcd to election after GOD AND THE DOLLAR is a fundamenta The Costs securily of the Canadian people. would be the helle l' for the consignment Sharing election. And if this feeling is slrong Portland Oregonian with New Democl President Kennedy speaking to the of the proCessional advisers into the cnough, it is cone~ivable that there A resolution passed by the interests of the p An analysis in the Auditor Both revenue and expenditure United Nations, General Assembly stat· limbo of forgotten things. Politicians could be a swing to one of the two House of Representatives, should never I General'~ report breaks down were higher in 1961-62 than the es "for 14 years this organization has can ham it up fmough on theIr own because of the sp major parties. that $1 silver certificates that do" the sources of provincial current estimates had predicted. The ex­ sought the reduction and destruction without being guided from the wings. of a few. II i This is not a prediction. It is never· carry the molto, "In God We of arms ... now that goal is no longer of the public account revenue into 41 per cent pected increase in spending be­ theless a very real possibility. But even be withdrawn from circulation. .'. a dream. il is a practical matter of Canada has at the moment to face that they should from local and 59 per cent from tween fiscal 1961 and fiscal 1962 the be~t intentions of the wisest voters tedly will be ignored hy c,OI.. rc,~ . life or death . . . the risks inherent in of a public federal sources. In terms of -had been about four million dol- up to difficult economic and financial may he fl'Ustratcd by the multiplicity disarmament pale in comparison to the it should be. problems. Governments cannot tio ('very· of parties and the likelihood that a great money, Newfoundland collects lars but in fact it turned out to risks inherent in an unlimited arms Thc Arizona legislators' thing. But in today's complex world, many candidates mal' he clertcd by nearlv $35 million and Ottawa be closer to mne millions. race." t hat use of such currency they have it in lheir power to establish minority votes. The situation is full contributes. $51 v.. million. And Fortunately, revenues rose also Sincerely, the paltern of the nation's performance. and comfort" to atheistic Conlm:) Liberal candida G. P. BEACH oC imponderables. One of the mOfit in· countrics is ridiculous. It would, East and 51 in all that $51 v.. million, there is to an.extent sufficient to produce Through their control of fif,cal nnd teresting of these is thc effcct that the .' ' 237 Lindsay St., much more comforting to them , only $8 million that is special to a small surplus on current ac­ economic machinery, they can set the rising stock of the NDP in Quebcc ma)' Winnipeg, 9, 1\Ian. 'nation's cO\ll'se. They cannot guarantee United states to wastc its tax , ~ . Newfoundland. That is the count. The total current outlay have on the fortunes of Social Credit. • • • success but at least lhey can try to by ca lling in and destroying three . amount of the McNair award un­ for the. year was just under Will the NDP cut into the Socred \'otc'! ,.'. $86 OBLIGATION deserve it . and the govcrnment that lion dollar hills before they arc . . del'Term Twenty-nine, million . Edilor-Daily News: Dear Sir:· 1f it should, it may vcry well turn the (Continued from P Canada ne?ds toliay must be madc up out. dh'lsion Is just Canada, we are told has 'obligations' tidc of (he election. Based on the 1961-62 figures,- Last year the budget and esti­ of people who have lhe capacity to take Congrcss in 1955 passed a law the "olunteer to the forccs of NATO and NORAD, to Newfoundlanders paid $6% mil­ mates were brought down before sound counsel and translate it into bold I'iding that the iliscription should formed til accept nuclear weapons. 11 is argnable What docs matter at the moment is lion in gasoline taxes and the end of the fiscal year al­ 'and positive action. pear on V.S. currency. But it . province Who SPI $21,~ that shc also has obligations, and more making and thaI Canada is at a critical moment in printing oC the old bills until tllc million for m6tor licences. Add­ though the Finance Minister's pressing ones, to her fellow human . approved canCf But how is a ~o\'ernment of that kind her history. Confederation may itseif be were no bnger usable. Last ing in that part of the provincial estimates of the 1961-62 outturn beings in the world. A mobile movil 10 be pr~curcd" One may say that the at slake in this election. Emphasis on the last dollar certificates witilout were close to the mark. This At present her voice at the disar;na· owned by the !Ii sales tax which is applied to elcctorate is intclligent cnough to pro· regional and ethnic diffcrences could motto were printed, and lale ncxt year the budget is unlikely to ment conference lable is a respected have serious consequcnees. There arc dlvlRlon Is usei motor vehicles and revenue from ducc it. Howcver, I am sometimes douht· .the inscription will begin appea dealing wllh onc: she is not regarded with Ihe same tremendous decisions to be made' and car and truck owners amounts emerge lIntil the latter part of ful if intclligence is a word that may bills of higher denomination. The electlon of cance~ suspicion as are the great powers, she great risks to be taken. There arc chal· to about SlO million. That is April at the earliest. There is be appropriatcly used in association style currency will circulate fnr are shown is big enough and known enough amI 'with the political thinking of many vot· lenges to he met with coura~e anci more than was collected in cus­ not much point, therefore, in at­ years, however. . of people tI mature enough to he regarded as a pos· ers. Thcse are thc pcople who allow audacity. The campaign has failed to lewJ[oUildlallld, inch telnpting to anticipate the 1962- Actually, the dollar bill is toms duties and ihcome taxes by sible leader; she as founder (and sole party passion and prejudice (0 over· make all this clcar. But it may be organizations. the Newfoundland Government 63 results or the probable re­ member) of the 'non·nuelear club', has rule reason. This is not. a matter of clearer to the people than anyone im· able place to declare a nation's is encouraging of thirty years ago, The sales quirements for the present fiscal initiated something which could well education. Often the best intellect, can agines. My helief is that this is th~ in God. There is considerable several times a · save the world. Should let all this that as a nation we put more trllst films for .women lax is the largest single source of year. sh~ become obsessed by the emotions arous· case. That may still present a lot of go by the board in order to "honour' peopie with a disturhing choicc. Ncver· dollar. capacity audiene( provincial revenue. It brought in cd .by party loyalties or pcrsonal ani· Apart from any, other revenue military commitments which themselves theless, I shall not be at all surprised These film mosities. They always vote at their or.,rli~.l way wh~ S13lj~ million and the Board of expectations, those that are the appear to be In some doubt, both as to PERMANENCE party's cali and they never think of if a majority government should be for people tl Liquor Control profits brought in their very existence, and if they do The permanent vitality of a result of conditional or federal­ thinking for themselvcs at all. chosen by the Canadian people in this frDm time t almost another $5% million. provincial shared projects will exist, . as to their efficacy? election in spite of the great weight of art does consist in its capacitr '''"OUlon. Anothe Nobody, Canadian, American or Hoi. stimulating and transmitting Of the Canadian share of our naturally go up with higher pro~ But the politicians are far from opinion that has been adl'anced to thc showln~ tI tentot, is going to be the 'safer' or contrary. -Bliss Perry of smoking revenue, nearly $22 million was vincial expenditure. However, a blameless. One thing that is wrong with 'stronger' if Canada acquires nuclear politics today is the leadership cult. to school eh derived from statutory subsidies conditional grant can only be weapons. The Russians aren't going to No one man can be a government in a beneficial sum up, I qUI and payments under the old tax acquired by additions to pro-' faint ,with fright. But consider for a democracy and count on being success· l'ental agreement. The Term 29 vincial spending obligatipns. moment the world reaction to an osten· statistics 1 ful. An ideal government is a cabinet the desperate g~'ant and our share of the At­ They are hard to reject but they latious unequivocal rejection, by Cnn· oC all the talenls. The next hest thing ada, of nuclear arms. financial Su lantic Adjustment Grant added impose a burden when they are is a good solid team which wlil do its ablint 23,600 That would be honouring oC Cllnada's collective best to give the people can· of cancer ani another $15% million. Most of accepted. That is a point that obligations. fidence in its ability to give the country tcn years 0 the rest came from a .variety of seems never to have been ap­ Sincerely, the government it deserves. or. course, six deaths conditional grants-that is for preciated in Ottawa which insists MRS. L. H. (ROSA~IUND) II the country gets an incompetent gov· all ea uses on the federal cost of services which on the principle that regardless TRUELOVE. cancer. Accor have been provided on a shared of the means of each province, .44 Victoria Cresc., sources therl Winnipeg, Man. 45,000 new CI basis. These inl;!lude such things the poorest must pay the same find the moral couragc to stand out for peaceful negotiations must he de· this year; and as unemployment assistance, old share of conditional grants as the • • • ROLE FOR PEACE cided now. Therefore it is reasonable wil age assistance for persons be­ richest. That is something that, care for c. Editor-Daily News: Dear Sir:, to hope that those who do feel strongly Is nothln, tween the ages of 65 and 69 in all equity, will have to be There seems to, hc disagreement and want their voices heard on this to . the above years, and free hospitalization. changed. among the contending 'political parties . matter wiII choose to vote in this elec· It Is to remi a5 to whether thi! nuclear arms issue tion for the only,. party which does not the pain and I is of major importance. to the Cana· waver in its moral convictions - the brings to th dian voter. There can be no question New Democratic Party. by It, •• . Manitoba Plans Ahead that in tiie hearts and minds of those After the elections the major parties Who love thel who are concerned about Canada's role will be sure to interpret thc voting In the next twelve years Mani- , Something of the kind should for peace the nuclear arms issue is pattern according to that issue which toba expects to have to find 50,- be done on a national baSis and indeed paramount. Unfortunately the they now claim to be of lesser impor· 000 more jobs than its present by every province. Perhaps the . Canadian people - many ,of whom arc tance,' A just interpretation can be ex· growth rate is. likely to create. Atlantic Development Board may opposed in consclcrice - are not being pectcd only if thc eoncerned voter regi· To meet that problem the pro- be able to do it for the Maritime given the opportunity for a separate sters his honest feelings at thc polls., regardless of party affiliation. viricial . government borrowed Provinces and Newfoundland, re~~~n!~~d moves In haste toward its Sincerely, the· brains and· experience of. But eve,ry province must do its own total destruction _ accidental or MRS. n. HOOPLE forty leaders in industry, 'labour, own share of fact-finding. It oalculated. Whether Canada will be 287 Oakwood Ave., agriculture and other specialized should provide the information an accomplice in this destruction or Winnipeg 13, Man. "'We taugbt tboJe Commle1' " 'JI/IIOII i. Cuba b, . fields. As a result, it has been on which the, Board will be able ./ -~-..,...... ------" bti'ng strong and firm ••• "M tliat', why we mUJt presented with a blunt and un- to . act. ' ." . to the Government of the United jecte~ to exhaustive study and hi! equally drong anti firm I. ONr f'tJo/Vt to lit- varnished analysis of the prov" We' have some very special' Kingdom, more diversification is Newfoundland might very well 1IUIntle OUf' mitlile' bam In ]'urlu, aM. Italy_ _.' I' ince's ·economic. defects' and ' problems in this province, In the needed through the creation of 11 benefit from the kin.d of economic .. posltiv~ ..rec~mmen~ati~ns for opinion of Professor Cairncross, secondary industry complex. This analysis that has given Manitoba remedial action. now a principal economic adviser is. something that should be slibt I its blueprint for the future. \ , . . . THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, APRIL e, 19113-5 u.s. Dollar' Stocks Advance I C II fi Speaking Contest MONTREAL (CP) The IIlONTHEAL (CP) - Stocks closing bid on the U.S, dollar Deadline Nearing a s or "Full Wages" Grndr 11 student; Francis High, and Gerald Hie· advanced Friday on the Mont­ in terms of Canadian funds was real and Canadian exchanges. New Democra tic Party candi'l Corner Brook are 'not un. Brother Rice High key or Sl. Kevin's, Ben Island. $1.07 13-16, the asked $1.07 27-32. "",'IIII1"~ Cross lIigh School, Trading, slow earlier, was ac­ date in st. John's West, James reasonable'. The employees At the conclusion o[ the Thursday the closing bid was Candidates Hurry .live ncar closing. Ili~\;, Harbor Grace, contest Monsignor McGettigan J. Walsh, who is It member of have accepted the recommen, $1.07 25·32, the asked $1.07 13-16. The closing hours o[ the rally of his campaign at Bay Papers showed gains; Mac­ the provincial council of the datlons of a neutral board. ,t Kel'in's High School, speaking on behalf of the other Pound sterilng closing bid was election campaign has produc. ,mlltan rising . to 2Hz and two judges, Rev. Brother Mur· Bulls this evening. Welfare NDP in Newfoundland, said Their idea of-a decent stand. ;,i~nd, assembled in the $3.!l2, the asked $3.021,~. Thurs­ cd a last minute flurry of ac­ Minister Myles P. Murray will Abitibi 1" to 41%. , ,'hnnlbcr o( Terra Nova ray, president of Mount Cashel, day the closing bid was $3.01 Friday, "it is the duty of theaI'd of living Is moderate and tivity among Liberal Party address both rallies. Feature gainers were Cana­ provincial government to see legitimate. And this time not· . for a publlc.speaklng and Mr. John J. Murphy, con· 15-16, the asked $3.02 1-16. candidates. dian Celancse. up 1% to 53% ,pon,orcd by the gratulated the speakers on the Out on the west coast, Her· that full hospital services, con· even Mr. Smallwoud can possi. ',' 1.<1 ... 1 J, P. O'Keefe, Uberal candi· man Batten, Liberal candidate and International Nickel, up 1 tinue to -be provided at Cor· bly pretend that there has I1cgrce assemblies o[ St, excellence oC thilir presenta­ to 65%. .. ~ 3 59:8: date in St. Jolin's East, held in Humbermouth·St. George's, ncr Brook and that hospital been any violence or illegal (lrand Falls and Corner tions and announced that Markets a public rally In the Church will close his campaign with a Banks ,showcd gains. Mont· Donald Crickard of Brother Toronto: Market's t ron g I y employees throughout New· activity to justify him in , "'~"'I'\ lIoes of England hall in Portugal cavalcade through Corner real rising '," to 6G and Banque foundland are paid full wages breaking up a union. ,,; ·.'lIt who for the occasion RIce High anll Gerald Healey ahead; moderate trading, Canadienne '1'4 to 75~t Cove Friday night with Premo Brook this afternoon. which will enable them to "It is the policy of the New ,'~ "11:' When ,I, Wadden. S.N., of of St. Kevin's, had placed first New York: Market higher; ier Smallwood as guest speaker. Utilities were also lip, Bell !Iowle,\' General As· active trading. 'J. W. Pickersgill, Uberal achieve a proper standard oC Democratic Party thnt when a ,,';,",\ dimbed nnd second and thus earned the Bill Adams, member of the candidate in Bonavista-Twillin. climbing ',', I~ !j6\, and Shawin­ , 51. Montreal: M a I' k e t higher; living.' vital public service like that '" ,,';lI\dal of ,101m's, who in his rigbt to journey to' Corner House of Assembly (or SI. gate, closes his campaign with igan % to 30'/4. Tl'marks welcomed Brook to compete against light trading. "It is no excuse for a govern· in .Corner Brook Is threaten. ,,";;1\',, th.t John's West, also addressed' the n rally at Bonavlsta tonight. ment so wasteful as this one to ed, it is the duty of the pro­ ReI' ~lonsignor McGetti· representatives of central and Grand Bank tonight. "'I' who gathering. C. R. Granger, Liberal candi· .James Tucker, Liberal candi· say that the money is not aV~II- vincial government to step in, 11 P,P.!', west New[oundland. This evening Mr. O'Keefe will date for Grand Falls·White " that ;xl'rc"cd the rcgrets o[ Monsignor McGettiga n then date in Trinity·Concepton, left able," Mr. Walsh said. . not to punish innocent em- Canadian Dollar hold the final rally of his cam· Bay·Labrador, will hold a rally I Father )lcKenna, S.J. o[ presented the winners with SI. .John'sFriday to visit the The candidate said, "It is ployees whose demands are NEW YORK (CPl- Canadian paign with 8 pllbllc meeting in tonight at the central New· obviously in everyone's inter· very moderate indeed, hut to 11i~h who was unable their trophies whilst souvenirs Port de Gravc area. To date, dolt or up 1-64 at 92 ~9·64 In the Parish lIa\1 at Torbay, foundland town of Windsor as 1\11', Tucker has visited over 160 cst that hospital employees see that justice is done, that be prmnl. lie \\'as, hO\~. of the occasion were presented terms of U.S. funds. Week ag Richard Cashin, Liberal can­ the climax of his campaign. scttlcmcnts in his riding. He should be har~y and contend· proper wages are paid, and that hal'!'Y 10 welcome hiS to the speakers by S. H. Stack, terms o( U.S, funds .Weck ago didate in SI. John's West, held Major C. W. Carter, Liberal :\taster o[ the Fourth Degree in ends his campaign today with cd in their 1 :k. Even the hospital serviccs are contin­ \rfil~n .. ''''c Rcl'. Father Con· 92%. Pound sterling' down 1-32 a rally at Ferryland l~riday candidate in Burin·Burgeo, ends a tOUI' of the lIarhour Grace· present Ubera government ad- Hnued at the' highest possible S.!.. likewise Rev. Father Nt!lVfoundland; N. J. Wadden, at $2.80 7-64, night, and he will hold the [inal his campaign with a rally at mits that the requests made at level of efficiency." from Bell Island, and F, N. o[ Archbishop Howley Carbonear areas of his riding. ['hrislian Brothers of Ihe General Assembly; W. J. Ash· ,

. to establish poly. For a time In December , ' station in st. it looked as though ollr efforts were going to be In vain, but 1 ;;, llr, 1I'.I,h also congratulated perseverence has prevailed and , , rrojlh' in the st. John's sllccess has finally been achi· on the news and all those eved," he continued: who gal'c "freely their "Being being added to the and rnerg)' in the cam· CBC television network across 10 a"'lil'I'I' this result." Canada, SI. John's can now par· I, Finll. the Icadcr oC the ticipate more fully than before ll~molT"til' Party in Ncll" in Confedcration.-:not only In ,nti, madl' clcar our terms of additional service filliP-WI Cor this pro· which we will be able to re­ from Ihl' \,ery' outsct. ceh'e [rom the mainland, but ollr membcrs and support. also in terms o[ what we shall ., in ~t. ,lohn'; ha\'e done be able to send back in return. \,nrll': , hm. at cl'ery stage of c3I1\pai~ll. 10 assist the "As pr.esident ~f the Ne~v :,," .1 \1 Committee in the Democratic Club In St. John s : '", \'rirc cit I' in its efforts to I and as New Democratic candi­ , ' ': :\1\,1 why thr Board of Broad· date in John's West, I wish st. , that this ap· to congratulate the CBC and AND THERE ARE GMC's mighty 702 Twin-Six , ' ,holiid be granted," the people of SI. Joh~'s on the with 275 hp. and 630 ft. Ibs. ! I·, ,aid, decision which has Just been of torque. This rugged en­ i i 1 tll11.1..\R if a fnndamental princi- announced. And I wish parti- SIXTEEN ,! I:, \\'ilh :\CII' Democrats that cularly to congratulate the gine is designed and built " intcml, of the public In members and supporters o! our ;hollid nel'CI' be block· own party on all the work GREAT ENGINES to get the big loads moving brrame of the special in· which they put in throughout arid keep them moving mile I of .1 fclI', It is In the the campaign to get this IN THE GMC LINE! after profit-making mile. I, of the pnblic In gen· station, and on the sl1cee~s Ihey ,hould have the which has now crowned thell' of a publicly·owned cHerts," he concluded. :. , Isslie Joint Statement , , ' The Lilleral candidates in St. West, J. P. O'Keefe and Rich· , Ea,t and St. ,lohn's ard Cashin, Friday isslled a final joint statement to the , , electorate o[ their ridings I asking thc \'oters II to support ~ancer Drive the Liberal Party so that Can· ada will have the stable, maj· 'Continued from Page 3) dll'i,iol1 Is justly proud orlty government needed to get Ihe I'oluntcer hulles the country's economy moving formed throughuut again," prOl'1I11'r who spend many The Liberal candidates said in a prepared statement that makin~ allli dlstrlbut. Canada needs strong, decisive '.1.<1 Srl'ICm~ al'Ill'IlI'ctl r:\Rcer dress. .\ mobile movie project. government to provide the , ,1: ,', I\'itllout leadership necessary to supply ..,: I,Hc next ollned by the llimvround­ solutions for the unemploy­ dh 1,1011 Is usell to show ment situation, for the prob· dealln~ with tile earl), lems [acing the Atlantic Prov­ Ollrt:llon or cancer. These Inces, and [or the defense arc shown 10 m:IDY THRIFl'Y, DURABLE, IN·L1NE ENGINES POWERFUL va TRUCK ENGINES EXCLUSIVE GMC V·6.ENGINES dilemma. ~' nf PCOlllc throughllut New are a 4 and two 6s, These truck-built Four robust GMC V8s give you the punch you Over a quarter-million GMC V·6s are now on IOllndlal',(l. Including 1'1'1. ~Ir. Cashin and IIII'. O'Keefe said in their statement that the engines feature 7 main bearing crankshafts need for any tough job. There's the proven the road_ There's a 351 cu. in. V-6 with 180 or~anizatlons. (5 in the 4). Proven valve-in-head design plus 283, the durable 327, the rugged 348 and the i, rncourn~il\g to know Liberal Party plat£orm has out· hp, a 401 with 210 hp and a 478 giving out a lel'eral times a year spec- lined solutions for these and improved casting techniques give you more muscular 409. Count on GMC V8s for More solid 235 hp. No matter which durable V·6 films for womcn arc shown the other problems facing Can­ p~wer per engine weight-More Punch per Punch per Gallon too. you use, you get More Punch per Gallon. rapacity aUdiences at local ada. ' They called upon the Gallon I These films show, In voters of their rldlngs to sup" port them, and thus support i~al war why it is ad­ for people to see their Mr. Pearson, "who will giVe Canada the energetic, decisive FROM 1/2 TO 60 TONS Jrom time to time [or leadership needed In these r"mlmaii'on Another mm pro. i·" difficult times." BUILT FOR EVERY TOUGH JOB i showing the harmful They reiterated the pledges of smokin!! is being o[ special interest to' New· , 10 school children and foundland which Mr. Pearson hal ing benelicial resulis. has made on behalf of the :: ; To Him up, I quote the [01- Liberal Party. They singled slatistics which con. ou t for spccial mention the the desperate need for Liberal Party commitment to financial support: "In the 12·mile limit, Increased ahout 23,600 Canadians family and old age allowances, of ,'anccr and 365 were and the fishery development t~n Years or agc. Of program, StX deaths in Canada Mr. Cashin and Mr. O'Keefe THERE'S EXTRA VALUE , .- aU causes one is caused said it is tlils kind of leader­ , ,cancer. According to 0[' ship which Canada needs, and IN EVERY GMC I SOurces there will be they urged the voters to sup­ ~5,OOO new cases in Can­ port IIIr. Pearson, to get Can­ thiS )'car; and at least 70- ada back on 'the rails again ,Canadians 11'11\ he unde~ after the past five years of care for canrer," I Tory mis-management and In· , is nothing one need effectual leadership. t to I~e above paragraph It Is to remind ourselves the p~in and anguish that brings to thou who are Te·rra Nova· Motors (1962) Limited , Bowaters '. by it, as well as to LONDON CAPl-Bowater Pa· Who love them." per Corp, Ltd. 36s FORT WILLIAM, Phone 8·5131-8·5135 ST. JOHN/5, NFLD,.

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, " Guards moved at the Studiu! M'EET 4-2 and 1- EI'JD THE GO TO Dick yabslcy, CALL BUDGET LONDON PRESIDENT ,trl1lCll the lonc F PARLIAMENT IN' JUNE DEFENCE ,MUDDLE Feildian To)s ( Guards it was The new Liberal Govern· 'Mr, Pearson, before Parlia· KENNEDY ment meets, w,ill fly to that f:ained the MAY 16th ment's Budget will be london to plan trade poli' Returning from london, Mr was tops when 11 brought down in June, set· Mr . .pearson will s~t up an all-Party Defense cies with Britain. Pearson will invite Presi· his defence and Call parliament together on ting forth strong steps to Committee, to take defense out of partisan dent Kennedy to Ottilwa to their pas i tiol Thursday, May 16th, to be taken immediately to politics and thus en~ the present muddle plan mutual trade and de· skated ail night start at once cleaning up make Canada prosperous produced by the Diefenbaker Administra· fense .. fOf a laps'e or tw the mess left over from 5 and end unemployment. two.way !tocke~ years of indecision and de· tion. to pick any lay. but Bob Badcocl well. ians had troubl( the puck in spu goalmonth fini • kept the score do House was th and Bill Ceul NEW WEAPONS the attack. two clubs neal IN THE FIRST 60 'DAYS FOR RECOVERY first peril 10.000 As soon as Parliament maets, got the firsi there will be formed II new De· It came after SCHOLARSHIPS partment of Industry. II new Na· three sa \'Cs and tional Development Corporation to Yabsley at tbE Mr. Pearson will give 10,000 bulled his way d new scholarships each year. OF A NEW PEARSON GOVERNMENT II new National Economic Coun· cil lind II special new Nationel and cut s'Jarpl Each scholarship will be worth Agency for lire!! development in pucl{ homc from be $1000.00 e year end will the Provinces needing it. assist went to Gc good for four years. vatcher set nol for what pro\'cd g Guards' seor 9.51 of the scrol BIG FISHERIES Ci~rkc tonk Ifoving in from O.A.S~ DEVELOPMENT bdtcd a serel'llC! JOIN , far top corner d Mr. Pearson will mry Canada' Mr. Pearson will launch an all· Howie Mee!;er m;' Into the Organization of Ameri· Canada fishery development on Hay ~Iur;:b: cen States for mutal trade and program, to do for Canada's fif,h· of the second eries what is !!Iready being done started the 1'1; defense. for the farming industry. the puck 10 ) breaking 0\' Ray laced an • MONEY FOR Retil .~" '. 12-MILE LIMIT ATLANTIC Mr. Peerson will establish the 12· , mile fishing limit to protect Cen· COUNCIL lid a's fishermen (including New· .... " Mr. Pearson will place e 'IIrge " " foundland's ,fishermen) against • capital fund at the disposal of the n , '.' the draggers end trawlers of new Atlllntic Provinces Develop­ , , other countries, Taking u pI , ... ment Council. , " hockey r in the seco , , the Stadium $75.00 OLD by thc J• ,,' game, 5-2. . ',I AGE PENSION ;. , .'. MONEY FOR With the retired '\ Mr. Pearson will introduce 1m· only ten play! " \ , \ HOUSING. mediately II portable, contribu· Marvelous ~I ': .'.) tory pension plan. Under this up with a stel MUNICIPALITIES THESE PLEDGES WILL BE HONOURED new plan, those now receiving although he the Old Age Pension will have score two go: , ' ,j Mr. Peerson will layout a large their pension increased to $75.00 Peter ~ ~ ,', .. ~ " ,":: emount of funds for towns end a month. Ottawa will also pay , :.. ;, , , municipalities for housing, urban half the cost of II $75.00 monthly renewal and oiher bedly needed WITH SPEED AND DECISION! pension for those between 65 Rice 1 '", "l'" urban Improvements, and 70. /( ' .. St. Ke

mil1 ute goals in an exhibi at the Barll • here last NEW FEDERAL from S1. Jol still baltlel LABOR CODE Lester Walsh ge FAMILY of the game This will provide for a at 19: 15 of the ALLOWANCE minimum wage of $1.25 an Kyran Bartlett hour, II 40·hour week, two score at 19:56 , Noel Dinn '\ weeks holiday with. pay Mr. Pearson will pay the Dan Slone f( and numerous other bene· the oher goal! Family Allowance to all fits,·for all workers on fed· On Sunday afte boys end girls so long as eral jobs, or federal con· up of ex·St. they stey at school" regard. tracts. will meet t~ less of their ege. at the Are tilt. Meanwhile a • raise money to Bantam A 'rovinrl.l Tourm Anyone wi ,The future of Canada is in your hands on April 8th ,nntl,ih.. ,fn should Bowl VOTE TO PUT THAT PRECIOUS FUTURE HOLY (

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, , ' THE DAILY NEWS, ST, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, APRIL 6, 1963-' HE FROM BOY·LE ••• Fast Breaking Royals I Wallop Miners' 7 -1·· UARDS STOP FEILD CORNER BROOK (Special)-Breaking from the first whistle the Corner Brook Royals humbled the Buchans Miners 7-1 at the Humber Gardens here last night to open the All.Newfoundland' Senior Hockey finals. Opening a Goa1ies' Great In 3-1 Encounter 4-0 first period lead the Royals were neyer in trouble. Bob Smith tallied twice for the winners with playing coach "Danky" l ! t : ' By DEE MURPHY 1-,' Dorrington, Francis Walsh, Doug Hillman, Mike Brothers and George Aucoin Guards moved within one victory of retaining their Boyle Trophy title with a 3-1 win over Feil· adding singles while Mike Kelly got the lone Miners' score. at the Stadium last night. It was their third st niight win in the best of seven games finals as they minutes. 4-2 unci 1-0 decisions in the first two gam es of the finals. With close to 3,000 fans on - Smith posted his second o! Dick Ynhslcy, Uollie Clarke and Uay Murphy. accounted for the Guards' goals while Bill Coultas hand the defending Herder the night at 9:26 of the middle Memorial Trophy team sent frame with Collins again assist·. chcd the lone Feildian tally. Highilghting a sera ppy contest was the goaltending chores turned in the Miners reeling from the ing, Mike Keely notched the first drop of the puck, The lone Buchans' tally at 19:40 Ft,i1dian Tols Chapman nnd Guards' Eg Billard. . Royals, who sagged badly in llandcd five minute flrhting with ~Iort Verblski and Gord the middle of the regular sched­ Butler assisting for a IH game I'l'\' (;u;ml, it was a team sentences, ule, finished fourth in the . Ilw( ~ailled the vktory. Tonight at cight o'clock the going into the last stanza. 'I"" standings while Buchans were Mike Brothers hit from !\lick was tops when he had to fourth ga me of the finals will lirst but last night the per­ " • t and hi~ (Iefence and fOl'wul'(ls be played. A win by Guards Walsh at 5:15 of the third and formance would leave the im· George Aucoin scored from tlwir IJOsitions well. will give them the silverware 'presslon that the positions wero 1..1(', . ~kal!'d ,,11 night and ex· and the crown while Feildlans Brothers and Aucoin at 18:22 revel·sed. for the 7-1 finish. for a lapfe or two turned must take a victory to force a St. John'e referee John Doyle tll'll.lI'a), hockey, [t was Bert Brake played well in the fifth game, MIDSEASON FORIII-Yankee handed out six penalties in 10 pil'k any Gllal'cls' Royals nets as he faced 11-7·7 Referee: Gordon Duff. pitcher Roland Sheldon seems the game with five going to hut Bob Dacleock pluyed Linesmen: Jack Reardigan shots for a 25 total while Buch­ to be in mldsea·.on form In the Royals but onlY one of ans netminder Terry Booth had ,rrn. and Gerry Smith. camp at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. them proved costly with the Fcildinn; had trouble in clear· 13·15-17 for 45 drives, LINEUPS lone Miners' score coming with The second game of the finals Ihl' pu~k in spurts and . ;:" ii", GUARDS: Goal: Billard; de· Corner Brook a man short. will be played here tonight with .. . I . ·1, ~0d1l101lth finish. Chap· .'. ,it: fence: Clarke, Howell, Meeker, Bob Smith opened for the the series switching to Buchan! " ,; 't' kept the score do\\'n while ;:1 Slaney, G, Campbell; fonvards: Royals at 7:46 of the first on a BOB SlIIITH on Tuesday of next week. J!O~I'l' was their best I, Campbell, Pynn, Bddeock, D, Club Cloble Collins pass and at 10:42 lInd Bill Coultas spear- Warr, Murphy, Yabsley, B, "Danky" Darrington hit from the attack. Warr, Vatcher, Butler. Willis French. francis Wlilsh 'jh~ two dubs nearly had :I FEILDIANS: Goal: Chnpman unassisted at 18:11 and Doug first period, Dick defence: B. Martin, Henderson, Leads Hillman from Darrington at Minor Hockey Ends got the first gonl at House, Cooke; forwards, Squires 18:~8 had it +0 after twenty It rame after Ch,lpmnn , '. Keeping, Duffett, Coultas, Col- I'i,'

thrcc sn\'Cs and the puck o :' lingwood, Dowden, R. Martin, ., to Ynhsll'Y at the blucline. Darts ~! ' . TOLS CHAPMAN EG BILLARD Carter, Noseworthy, Jenkins. buller! his wa)' down the SAVES MUN Visit With Full Program nnd rut s'larply to clrill BILLARD .. " ...... 9 10 8-27 Club won three legs larot The finalists of the Army at 14.10 put the game away ! ',: I puc!; hOll\e from len feet, shot into the far corner {rom with teammate Doug Squires for Hood. 15 feet out. and Guards' Dick Yabsley being CHAP~iAN ...... 13 13 9-35 night and took over the lead and Navy divisions were de· ! ~; .' mist \\Tllt to Geoff Camp· Bell Island cided in Pee Wee hockey action Today's Schedule Feildians had two men off ------­ in the Eastern division of the \ I , . " Dominion Ale Provincial Darts at the Stadium yesterday after­ A.M. Ed \'att'hl'!' ,cl Holik Clarke and Guards onc whcn Dill 8.15-Bantam semi.finals Association. In Icgs won they The Memorial University sen­ noon with two semi-final games. fur lI:lal Ill'oYed to he the Coultas ruined Eg Billard's bid Black Watch dropped Gun­ (Crescents vs Caribous) I for his second straight finals' arc tied with Caribou Lounge ior basketball team will travel winner meets Terra I' l:,,;mls' ~ror~. 11 came Will ners 3-1 for the right to meet I Gadsby but lead in the ICgll lost col· to Bell Island today to hold a 9.51 0\ tile ;r!'o,Hi twenty ~hutout, It came at 6.45 !II the Commandoes in the Army Novas in title game . c, l'1'll'kc tonk VatcIH,r's third with Coultas faillng to umn by three. clinic with the members of the P.M. : \i.· Boys Club. They will give division championship game. . , . Ifo\'in.~ ill from lhe plIint connect on a clean break·away Ted Morton paced Club to Steve Densmore, Gary Duff and 1.30-Bell Island vs st. John's "j hut Doug HOllse firing the rc· pointers on refereeing, playing 2.30-Air Force championship , 'I I h,·ltrl! n ,cr"rlled ~hot illtn their shutout over ~tount and will show films. The clinic Don Mercer got the money . ..1. bound at Billard and Coultas Remember Fine game (Hurricanes vs ,0,' [,r tup rorner d the mesh. Pearl last night clocking double goals. Robert Hulton notched ~ II. lifting the second rebound will be followed by a basket· Cansos) Howil' ~lrt'!,er \II.:t!~ thc big semi-linal game against Black one and double nine anj post. the lone Gunners tally. 'en! By JACl( SULLIVAN ball game between Memorial 3.30-Army championship on Ha,' ~I\Il':)I'~'~ tally at home. ing 118 plus a tun. Art Lafosse Mter losing the first game r.:I,. Canadian press Staff Writer Hawks in Chicago Thursday and the Boys Club's best. game (Black Watch \'s til til\' ~rcond aftl!r Don Refcree Gordon Duff called night when referee Frank Ud­ fished the other leg on double 3-2 Hood bounced back to lakc 'one an even dozen penalties in the DETROIT (CPI- Bill Gadsby, ten, Dave Wareham had 140 and the next two semi·finals game Commandoes) ~lartrd the pia)'. Meckel' has spent the equivalent of :m vari slapped thc Detroit Red game with seven going to Jim Tucker 122 and 100 for and the right to meet llagni[j­ 4.30-Start of Navy thc Jluck to ~ltll'Jlhy tin· gamcs or so In the penalty box Wings defenceman with a mis· procedeings p\'CI' Feild. Feildian Ncv Hendcrson conduct, This carries an auto· Club while Dick O'Donnell hit cent in the Navy championship hn'aking Ihe line during his 17 - year National saM Hockey 4.40-Navy championship Hay laced an on·the·ice drew a ten mlnutc misconduct matic $25 fine. 140 and a tun and Eric Ware­ game, Hockey League career. He'll al­ Greg Ashley scored to give game (~Iagnificent vs ways remember one lo·minute "I wasn't even mad," the 35- ham had a tun for the losers. year-old, 1S5·pounder said in a In the other game Hillview The finals III the st. Bon's Huron a first period lead but Hood) spell, even after his playing two goals in the second period 5,30-Bantam championship days urc over. telephone interview Friday from took two legs from Caribou on A.A. Hockey Lea!!!:e continue the Wings' training camp In To· one by Tom Devereaux at 11,40 gamc (Terra Novas vs It happened in the third pe· double seven and doublc 12 by on Sunday with Len Cough· Crescents or Caribous) \J Retired Players ledo, Ohio, "That's what I can't Jim Ring Jr" with Cy Crociler lan's and Joe Slaney's squads and the other by Kevin Sharpe riod of the fifth Stanley Cup believe. If I had chewed him hitting double eight for Cari­ clashing at 11.00 a.m. at the I : " h out, okay, But I didn't. I was bou. Wally Tizzard had 121 and Forum. evcn smiting, I didn't even have a tun for Hillview with Ray Slaney has two wins In the II. 'f'I, Mah ov Ie a kick to make," Squires with tlVO tuns, Frank best of five series while Notes Second. Period The Wings missed their hard- Curling i, : Furlong with 102 and Wally coughlan has won once, They ~, . ' are competing for the Walsh's By BERN BENNETT ot o· raeS1 rock rearguard, who also is an Brennan with a tun for Caribou. ST. JOHN'S CURLING CLUB J. E. Herrick, ~Irs. R, Tap· 11 : Tal;in~ a period to get buck in the groove the N F . assistant coach to general·man- Bakery Trophy. Saturday, April 6tlt, per, F. J, Oakley, Daphne i. I STANDINGS Wyatt; vs, A. Lush, L. Forbcs, , . hurke).' l)larcrs defeated the Junior AlI.stars ager·coachoff the Hawks Sid andAbel, wQJ1 but 4·2held to !\Iixed Bonspiel . ! : $1 000 000 2,00-4.00 p.m . W, Bourne, M. Norris. :. ! I in Ihc SCCOIU period of their exllibition game "lake a 3·2 lead .In the best·of- l' W I, Mrs, S, Doyle, A, Wistow, ,J. .. ;1 . For R. Hogg, Geo. Wells, E. May, ,I " I Club ...... 21 15 6 Minor Hockey Coverage Blair, M. Bartlett; vs. ~Irs. R. Ihe Stadium last night. Of course the four seven series. Mrs. J. Davis; vs, G. E, Knight, :", .';' f' . ~als Gadsby said he couldn't re- B, Moyse, F, W. Noseworthy, . , I II J' . 1 d - Caribou .... "" ,," " .. 24 15 9 D. S. Davis, Joan Morgan, Bob >y lC untors 1Il t le lrSt perlO gave t em By BILL ,MacDOUGALL member losing $25 so fast and Hillview...... " .. 21 14 7 A. Blair, I\Irs. L. Roche, Full coverage of l\linor ~all1e, 5-2, TORONTO (CP - stafford for so little, Columbian ...... ,,18 11 7 Cole, The regular Saturday night With the retired team hav. Ron Lush one cach Smythe says he still wouldn't Udvari had just penalized De Hockey nights both at Gan· V. Reid, F, W. Graham, :\1. social will be held immediately Mount Pearl.... "" 21 9 12 Hogg. H. May, vs. A. Hallett, 1m- onh' tcn players in 1I11i. ~lerv could have easily stop. accept $1,000,000 for Frank Ma- troit's Andre Pronovost for trip· Can, Legion .... 21 5 16 der and Harbor Grace wi11 be following curling. lIlembers carried In IIl0nday's NEWS. V. Burns, Bill Keeping, ~1. j •• Marrelous ~Icrv Greene ped them but he didn't want te hovlich although thc Leaf star ping Stan Miltita, UNF ...... 18 4 15 may bring guests. up with a stellar perform. make them feel bad, Jack looked Inept during most of the IIAD MOUTH OPEN Rose, The HUCS Buckingham • ! although he let Bill Drover was in uniform for the Toronto Maple Leafs Stanley "I've got my mouth open," ------F, Bishop, R. Joh!lson, E. ~Ia. Trophy winner and all section I • score two goals, and Pat older team to hclp weaken the Cup semi-final against Mont- said Gadsby, "and Udvarl tells Halley, Kay Knight; vs, D. winners are requested to be Peter Byrne and squad, He scored one goal. real Canadiens. me not to say a world because Dundas, N. K. Wallace, C. at the rink tonight for the The prettiest goul of the "No I wouldn't think any Voss (NHL referee·in·chief Carl Wears Taite, N_ Wellman, presentation of the trophr and Great Lakes Finals at 7.00 game was a great solo eHort by dlffer~ntly now," the Maple VosSI had told him after the Blake individual prizes. The follow­ Dec Murphy, He won the facc- Leaf Gardens president said first period that he (Gdvaril -9.00 p.m. ing following skips conccrned Rice Ties off at centre ice, fakl'd Mike Friday when asked whether the should have been fined $25 for I. V. Burns vs. R. Levitz should contact their respective Murphy inside out, bulled his lelt winger's recent perform· not giving me a mIsconduct 7.00-9.00 p.m. teams: B, Rockwell, A, Foster, way along the boards past Or- ance is giving him second when I spoke to him earlier in Look A. Foster, W. Carter, N. G. E, Knight, 1'1, Piercey and vllle Matthews; circled defence- thoughts about his rejection of the game," Darkest A, Hallett, St. Kevins man Hubert Hutton 8ml. after such an offer last fall, Gadsby continued: "All I said Pumphrey, Doug Wyatt, vs, R. B, Moyse, M. Cox, R. Pumphrey BALLY HALY CURLING goalie Eric Gregory got In the "Th~ principle remal?,s the was '¥aybe he sh?uld have, Royal Trust Trophy Finals way of his first shot he dum ed same, . Smyt~e said, As a Frank, The ~ext thmg I know By PAUL RIMSTEAD corner of the room, .. D, Mathieson, BELL ISLAND - (Staff)­ In the rebound p businessman, 1 d have to acce~t I ,~et t~e ml.s~onduct, . TORONTO (CPI-The feeling "What about nex~ year? E. Butler, R. McCarthy, Mrs. 2.00 p.m. minute goals solved notb­ There was 'only one thing such an offer anytime. But thIS Imagme g!vmg me 10 !TIm- in Montreal Canadiens dressing- Plante was asked. "Will you be F. Moores, M. Oakley; vs. G. N. Hood vs. T. Williams in an exhihition hockey . I is. sport and in sport you utes for a thmg like that m a room Thursda night was such back in there?" Giannou, Mary Lush, Mrs. J. E. Hickman vs, N. Hood, at the Bartlett Memorial whlf: ~a~1 troub e~ M~rphY. He couldn't accept such a deal." Stanley Cup game." that if anyon; had ventured a Plante too, was sitting with Herrick, Miss P. Higgins, (W. Allan). here last night as Br. cou n gure ou w y even:- "Why wreck the whole team Gadsby, who never has been llie- 't Iikel would have cost head lowered. from St. John's and st. one on the junior team stood for money?" he asked. on a Cup winner since his big Sr:t ,I 'ob y "I don't kno w," he said still battled to a 3·3 tie. up and watched him. . In the long run, Smythe Is league career started back in him hIS J o'e Blake who can quietly. "I don't think I want Walsh got his second In the war~.up. period Ma- probably right about wrecking the. 1946-47 season with Chicago, CO~Chwit~ the be;t of them, to talk about hockey again this of the game for the visl­ lone scored t e first two, 85- the team. But on the basis of believes the Wings can wrap up s~ow rin his darkest look year. I'd better· wait." at 19: 15 of the third period slsted by Donovan, followed by what Mahovllch did as Leafs the series In the sixth game here \I BJ wea .g nD moo d for The room was in absolute 110 fe-Grew Hair Kyran Bartlett fired his see· Densmore and Byrne, won the best.of-seven series Sunday night. an fas I~okes or excuses. silence, whlle the players were ~ore at 19:56 for the stale­ When the game started Drov. from Montreal 4-1, he would HAVE GOOD MORALE ~or~ep af'O Tl ronto Maple Leafs In the showers while they Noel Dinn for Br. Rice er cleanly beat Gregory with a hardly be missed now. "We've got real good team· oSf~ng g me~ was bad enough- dressed and whe~ they left. Dan Stone for St. Kevin'S low drive and Murphy scored NORRIS 'MADE DEAL' spirit and the Hawks are a lltUe m Ive a ni ht's 5·0 loss ' . the oher goals, what proved to be the winner. On the eve of the all-star bewildered," he said, "The ex- but Thur~~:Jn g Frank Selke, ma~ag,mg dlrec- Sunday afternoon a team Lush scored the lone All-Star game last fall at a get-together perts are stunned too because w~1 ~~m gave g~rders to keep tor of the. club, dld~t g~ ~t~ con- up of ex.St, Pat's hockey· goal after Merv Green came of hockey executives and their they figured we wouldn't even a one out of the dressing- the dr~ssmgroom. e t . de. will meet the Island All· out of the goal to lct him score. followers, Hawks co _ owner make the playoffs, every ven club officials-but court WIth reporters ou SI e !D Stars at the Arena in an ex­ James Norris offered. $1,000,000 "We've been doing a lot of f~~:-~llowed a reporter to the lobby. hibition tilt. Hubert Hutton got the lone for Mahovllch and. sealed the bo~yehecklng and ~very game enter "Sure I'm disappointed," he Meanwhile a "bottle drive" All.Slar penalty and the re- deal-he thought-With a hand- we v~ hurt t~em a little bit and "W~ll Toe," Blake was asked, said, "But I'm not taking any­ raise money to send the Bell tired team put on the power shake. .. I th!nk that s . the reason that "what about next year? What thing away from the Leafs­ ill/2 monlhs Bantam AlI·Stars to the play, that is, taking Dee Mur. When the air and heads they re run~lng out of legs in will you have to do to get back they have a great club. l'rn";MI'., Tournament is under phy off the Ice. Buck King got cleared in the morning, the deal the ,last perl?d of each game, in there?" ." ... Mayhe YOU Can foo! wa)', Anyone with bottles to the gate for the older team for fast began to fall through and parlleularly m the las.t three," He looked up slowly.. Remember, thIS IS the same # telling the ref he made a good In the next few days the out· The winner of thIS series "What these guys need IS a Toronto team we beat In four c?ntribute should contnct Tom call. burst of publicity ceased and Toronto Maple Leafs who lot of rayers and a change in games in 1960, But they've ATTEND THE K~nt, Stan Connors, Mike m;e~s the uproar In the hockey world eilmmated Montreal Canadiens. tft di" he scowled, matured." ROBERTS HAIR AND SCALP CLINIC ~Itzpatrick Or Bill Power. subsided, Mabovlich remalmng "Those Leafs ~re going to a ~,~ he mean Ute Canadiens D S lk h specific with Leafs, be tough," Gild s b y said, dl d f tist attitude In the oes e e a ~ e Monday, April 8, 11.00 a.m.-g,OO p.m. The high price on his head no "They've got good goalkeeping hn. ~ e ea . . plans for next year_ at the Newfoundland Hotel . Schedules doubt helped him to get a and so have we and that's 70 se~,~~;"ph" answered B I a k e. 'I sure have," he smiled as Bowling four.year contract at an est!· P'Jr cent of the bllttle," "Th t's n~t all" he walked away. Mr. B. Moore HOLY CROSS Cardinals vs Braves mated $27,500 a season and he .. But Gadsby isn't thinking of G:altender 'Jacques 'Plante, representing the NationallY: known ROBERTS HAIR Section (B) proceeded to score 36 goals and the Leafs right now. "We've h wasn't always shining and SCALP SPECIALISTS organization will be in SCIIEDULEFOR SUNDAY 2,OO-Oldsmobile vs Hudson asslst on 37 others for 73 points then we'll direct our' attention 70 C nadiens has said earlier TO STUDY RUSSIA . charge, He will personally examine hair-worried men Dodge vs Rambler and a fourth-place tie In the to he Leafs," .or a .' that Montreal's TORONTO (CP)-The Umver· and women at no c!large and in private. 2 Alleys 1 and 2 National Hockey League scor- Only, a few of he \Vings held ck of a leader. slty of Toronto is establishing 3·!lO-clcrks .vs Linesmen 3.1S-Ford vs Buick ~n ~~e. sefle~ The remarkably successful RH&S "home treatment" Ing race. That makes three a brICE workout on Detroit e was a ? a centre for the study of Rus- ,3ll-Rookles vs Machinist Meteor vs Consul ro~ method is neither "mail order" nor "cure-aU" -It is consecutive seasons In which he Olympia _ Ice Friday morning DId Blake IIgr~e. . sia and Eastern Europe, univer· available only if the RH&S specialist can, after a 200- ~lleys 3 and 4 4,IS-Chrysler. vs Chevrolet Mercury vs Pontiac ! has scored more than 30 goals, after a plane trip from Chi- WATC,H HIS JO after his slty officials said Thursday, The careful exammation, be reasonably assured of good 3'30-Busmessmen vs Salesmen his best production being two cago. The Hawks remained !It "He? b ?ett~r 100~nted "and centre will include specialists in results, Progress is then checked at regular intervals . Salesladles vs Tradesmen seasons ago when he. go~ 4n. In home where coach Rudy Pilous own JO ~ 'd e gr. 'b tics, geography, literature aud by a specialist. 200 Alleys 5 arid 6 Mixed League: the semi.final he got only one has called a skate for this never mm worrymg a ou a history, .government, econom· •. ~arpenters vs Engineers Section (A) assist morning. lender." law, as weli as Russia, Ukrain· NO HEL.P FOR THE SL.ICK BAL.D v. hlppers vs Truckmen 7,OO-Violet V8 BluD 'Mahovlich has Ilttributed bis . Plante, just back from the Ian Pollsh and Serbo-Croatian But, if you still have fuzz and your scalp is still creat­ (Night) Red V5 Silver sluggishness to a . late.season slarts to. play •. that's ,~II there show~rs, sat quietly· dressing languages. ing hair, you can save and thicken what you have. 7,45-; Alleys 1 and 2' 8.1~Lemon va White attack lof fiu and an eight- Is to It In the finals. very slOWly and deliberately. ------Some cOnditions such !IS "spot baldneu" usuaUy have Electricians' VB Grocers Orange vs Wine stitch mouth cut early In the Mahovllch said he doesn't Nothing was 5 aid .between PAIR SENTENCED complete recovery if caught in time. Conditions such 74~ Alleys 3 and 4 . 9.Ill-Green vs Yellow. seml.flnal, both' of which kept know whether. the layoff would coach and goaltender althOUgh MONTREAL (CPI-Two men as dandruff, itching, over-oiliness or dryness can , Lumbermen vs Plumbers Pink V8 Grey him on a liquid diet which he help him. they were stalldlng In lhe same were ,sentenced Thursday In be corrected. 8M " Alleys 5 and 6 Section (8) sold made him lose strengtb. He s~owed sl~ns of Improve-. connection with the uncovering DON'T WAIT ~NTIL. IT'S TOO LATE 'vv-;:,I!ver vs Coral 7.00-Asters VB Pal\llies REST SHOULD HELP ment In Leafs H. clincher p · D C of 4,000 counterfeit voting sUps BaldneR does not wait for doubters to be convinced .. Rockets va Violets . , Toronto ni a n a II e r • coaell victory Thursday night but the ractlcl orner' found In a locker In Montreal's Tbe examination is absolutely free - you arc not PATRICIAN~ 8,1S-Lilacs VB Daisies Punch lmlach sees notblng but winger said "I was falling all' Ii . Windsor station shortly before obliged to buy anything and- . . MUJI.lI VI Limes good for the winger. in the rest over myselt." the Nov. 14 provincial election, SCH~DULE~ SUNDAY WE DD MOT ACCm CASU THAT WE KIIOW CANNOT H anP£D Melli LUl1le: . 9.1~Tullps ~s Lupen! the Leafs w\11 have .whlle await· Said smythe' "Peo PIe ex eet. -.. Jean·Guf Moreau, 23, of Mont- .. 'Daffodlls VB Roses . Inl:the outcome of the Chicago miracles' eve' nl ht fromPsu •. Holy Cross senior~asketbllll real north was given 18 months . WE PRGT£CT YOU WITH AWRiTTEN GUARAIIT£E 200- Section (A) . NOTE:-The eehedule of games BlaCk Hawks-Detroit Red Wings per-ators' beg all right" team will hold, an Important for perjury while Robert Pa- lAST He~ , Red SOlt VB Yankees In' Cburch Service, City Inter. seml.final. .' • practice tonight at ~he Crusader quln, 31, received 16 months on ROBERTS HAil AND sCALP SPECIALISTS, OTTAWAf"CAliADA~ .' ...... 3l&-.;Phillies VI Dodsen Club,' Inter.Club and Commer. IIge's' got. nothing. to look The Leafs had a day IJlf gym st~rtlng at ,7 0 clo~k sharp. a similar charge. Three other , Reds v8,WhlteSox . clal leagues. wID be 'earrled on forward to but better days," Friday but will practise this All players are asked to make men received prison terms ear- ' .... ' 41 Aneela vs Colts . Monday.' I Imlach.sald Friday. l'And if he morning. . a special effort to attend. lieI'. . ' 4ellaton VI Cubs ,,

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! ~ :." . '------'I 1 'I 'i .1 I Mormon Elders' ] " I Best Loved Hymns provincial J. Exhortation 1I10st modern pi Communion; 12 noon to 3 p.m. ship. Bishop Berald, wh ,\.,glican Church "The Watch Around The Cross" Both Serviccs will b~ cun. Ride on I ride on in majesty! A T!ME FOIl REAt'FlltllIlNG any local air. se, , Of Canada ' B.OO p.m. The Full length ~'l1m duclcd by the Minister. II kIll tl tr'b 'R lal' Cl'V' FAITH established m ' "The Robe" in the Canon Stirl. Visitors to these services will 'ar a le I es osam. J " In 0111' modem age of cOIl\'cn. ,... a household ing Auditoriilm. receiVe a cordial welcome. 0 Saviour meek, pursue Thy road iellces. Ilnd in the speerl of prn. substantially ;.. .. I THE NEWFOUNDLAND - With palms and scattered garments strowed. I gress where we have been able .lneen 'I CATHEDRAL .' ST, MICHAEL'S AND ALL GEORGE STREET to subdue even what man once started as a s~a: ;, SlIb·Dean and Rector, Canon ANGELS Minister: Rev. N. Winsor, I considered the impossible. Where operation, plO ': '1. A. F. Slade, B.A., LTh .. ; As. U AY Ride onl ride on ill majesty. ou economy is all the time out. of foresight wh " ,Istant Priest, Rev. C. J. Abra· PALlII S ND B.A., B.D. d \. . I' tl k' h [(he for aircraft tl \' and HOLY WEEK 11.00 a.m., Morning Worship. In lowly pomp ri e on to (Ie; hng Ie war lIIg ours 0 .,. Writes :I lIam, B.A. B.OO a,m., Holy Communion,' J' C t' R 0 CI TI . h b cr' worker With the onwar d ulS· some of the i& , 11.00 a.m., Litany in Procession: tionumor of newongrega mun;hers Ion. Sermon'ecep· lrist, lydid b'lUmp 5 now e,.,m.d co very '01 lorms of recreation to island with thousa , :} April 7th., PAMI SUNDAY Sung Eucharist; 2.30 p.m., Sun Topic "Welcome Yuur Kin,,": 0 er captive eat 1 an conquere sm. satisfy mankind's interelsts. lare : to reach comm . ~ I day School and Bible Class, 6,30 d we placing our sense a va ues along 6,000 m , ! 7.00 a,m. Holy Communion; 2.30 p.m. Sun ay Schonl and , ' in the right places? Do we value 8.00 a.m. Boly Communion; p:m., Evensong and H~ly Bap· Bible Class; 7.00 p,m. Evening Ride anI ride on in majesty. the inventiveness of mankind I gradually , I 1015 a 10 Matins (said)' 11 00 I1sm; 7.30 p,m., ConfIrmation Worship. Sermon Topic: "The The whwed squadrons of the sk)'." ovcr the worship of the creal or EPA reac '1 • ". I , . 'Class for Adults. Lord Has Need. I"l I I a:m. Blessmg of Palms,. Proces· 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion; Look down with sad and won( enng eyes of an things. God our Eterna T~vo Worlds where it w ~ i lion and Choral Euchartst: 2,.45 10,45 a.lll. Blns."I·ng and Distrl'. Holy Week Service: I I . 'f' Father? Some experiences of life need Ifellow.mall, we must have a schedu ' > Tuesday April 9 800 d hid b I . ' ['1 'th p.m. Sunday School, Jr. BIble bulion of Palms: Procession: ' ",19b~1 . To see tIe alJproac ling sacl'l Ice. Go . asp ace e are .us' a body. such as eating, h u I thing to bene I WI , between St. John CI~ and C.JI!'B,C.; 4.15 p:m. Sung Eucharist; 2.30 p,m. Sun. p.m. ever1thmg we ha~'e, all the m· other experiences sce~. to he Iwe lyi~1 never have. Lake and I ,!IDly Baptism and Churchmg dD)' School amI Bible Class', Good Friday Service: 10.30 Ride on! ride on in majestyl venhons of· mankmd. Man has bodiless, such as recelVlng an . the \1l'1ng energy 01 of Twi

E a,m. only through his search 01 bel· inspiralion for a poem. In every I we bring something as in central of Women; 6.30 p.m. \'ensong 6.30 p,m. Evensong and Sermon. Thv last and f iercest stn'f" e 15 mg 11; ter ways round the [ormulas 01 human being there arc. there.! elernity into our alfection. ,«nd Sermon. 1I1onday to Thursdny In Th~ father on His sapphire throne God to ereate or invent. God fore two worlds: the 1I'0rid of If anyone will look c!o,ell' WEEK·DAY SERVICES 1I0ly Week ST. JA:\IES UNITED CHURCII Awaits His own anointed Son. has given Man all these things the' seen and the IVol'lel of the 10 the experiences of life. he then EP~ was ~Ionday In Holy Week 7.00 a.m. Holy Communion; Minister: Rev. P. J. Peney, to make his life full. interesting unseen. Ihe temporal and the discoI'er that God is in some. concentrating 7.30 a.m., Holy Communion: 11.00 a.m. 9.30 n.m. Holy B.A., B.D.; Organist nnd Choir and happy. through their right. eternaL We spea!, as if the gil'ing liS a more inward ~Iatins: freight, pas! B.OO a.m. Matins; 10.00 a.m. Communion; 800 p.m Evensong Director, 1\11', Eric O. Abbott, eous use. lie does not require world of sense comes first and of tbings, as if He would " Ride onl riJe on in majesty! all over Holy Communion; 8.00 p.m. and Sermon. L.T.C.L" M. ~lus .• ,Junior Choir I I . {{. 1us to choose between the war· the world of spirit after. but, us h e c U 111 e lodged in D· t 'I F \" ... In ow \' 1)01111) ]'J( e on to (Ie; . and Labra Evensong and Sermon. GOOD FRIDAY Irec or: .• rs. , '•. vans, . i ship of him. and all that he nas the truth is that the world of! temporal. hut shol'e us 10 consisting of Tuesday in lIoly Week 1000 a.m. (in the Parish 9.30 a,m. Word And i given liS, but just to Ihe sequ· spirit is all about us noll'. though. is beyond. The eternal is Hal1) "Th~ Bow Thy meek head to mortal palll, otter and Beal 7.30 a.m., 1I0lY Communion; Del'olions on the Passion [or The Way" Study Group: 11.00 cnce. Jesus himself made Ihis the I'ei! of sense hangs i us more Ihan we know, and: Then take 0 God Thy power and rei(/Il. Amen.' bel\\'c~n which are Ide ,B,OO a.m. Matins; 10.00 Holy Children, illustraled; 12.01) ,1.'~I. Sunday Schonl: l\urscry , " , ._. _____ I'l -_.'--- clear. whe~ qt!est!(Jned by the Ihem. :-10 man canaliellate him· I when we refuse to lace it. type of operatiol Communion 8.00 p.m. Even· noon to 3,00 p.m. Matins, Lit· KlIIdergarten, and Primary: _ ! WEEK.DA \' SERVICES Phal:lsee~ I~ IllS :~me. They ':Isk self from eilhcr one (Jf theHe two: I undertaking. EI song and any: Altar Sen'icc: 11,00.a.m, JIIorning Wllrship: 'w I 'd . of 111m SaYing. illaster. which 50 that he stands soh· I S~rmon. ~Ieditali?ns S I . A empil'e~ CanSo DC·3 airel Wednesday In 1I0ly Week .p.m. .Infant Junior I is the great in i tary in' one and lI(Jt the other.' / ~\·cnsong. ~.OO jl~dlta·, ~he S~cl'amenl o~ ~ap.: a vat.on rmy :(3~es ~. f'ell~lVship; com~andment. S T Th of Its work. J., 715 Holv COlllmunill",: tlons on PaSSIon, Illustrated, for Ihsm Will Be Admlnlster~d ,230 i • p.., P' nd Bible! the law'! Jesus Said unto hml. j The w(Jrld of sense makes .IS I teps 0 e ~ . a,m~1 .'. 10 00 0 III' ! adults. p.m. Sunday SchooL .Junior and TE~II'LE CORPS 8.00 ~.m, raj er a 1 ~hou ~halt love the Lord t ~ Y 1 conscious of our enl'ironnlPnL, 7.4a a.lII. , atms, ' «"1 1I0ly Saturrlnv Intermediate: 3.30 p,m. Chlll'ch Sprin~dale Street Study. AY I(,od WIth all thy heart· and wllh We have five galeways of know·: Cross the schedule, ~ all all operation was il 1I0ly Communion: 8:0IlStP.~II.l1 l 11.00 n.m. ~I~tin> :'~'I \~t~ ~Iembership Class. (junior): 1I1ajuI' anrl 'lUhs. Arthu! X'ike Goon FRID " ",'., Ihy 5~1l11. and .with thy ledge to hring us into the visible' . E\'eus~n~ .~~1!1 Parts of . &a s: ICommunion; 7.30 p.m, E~en·17.00. p.m. E~enin~ Worship: The Corps Offic'ers I 10.30. a,m. Worship SUI I~e. min P;:;::; a,m., 1II0rning Worship. Preach· a:;., TEJ\lPLE sincerly repcntant person, And bor? Because if we are Ie/I t : Hc hare? I jets I ~~:,~~~ !~~M~:'in~n Presb'lteria n SU~~~~ ~~~s~:;; ;e~~~~: J er, Rev. R. W. I1raine, Sermon ,:. 209 New Gower St. we would plead that this season only \vith the temporal or visi) e I Since He suffered. wc mu; t 9.00 a.m. School Prayers; 10.00 subject: "What We Believe "UNREALITY. Wilfred' G. Ball (Pastor) Mrs. by a time lempered by the Spirit love, we are apt to love 0 n I Y fer, if at length With I un. Holy Communion; 530 p.m. About Palm Sunday"; 11.00 ST. ANDREW'S 11.00 a.m. Sunday School for W. G. Ball (Assistant Pastor). of the Son Of God. our Savior- those whe are pleasing to us. or we'd reign; , \ Evensong (Ohapell; B.OO p.m. a.m. Nursery will 'meet In the "The Kirk" pupils up t~ the age of 20 years, Sundny Services: a time for faith, for thoughtful. who will return our love. or sell Fill' we're one-oh! bleNd . .,...:L" R Silen £~ Week Service. South Room,' 2.30 p,m. Sunday ..'II' nlS t er:' ev. Ch as, I . Gt. W dWEEK·DAY day' SERVICES 10.30 ~lorlling Pra"er, Meet. ness, for sympathy with those something to usb for d "wholesale,"II ion one in triumph. one GOOD FRIDAY School; 3.45 p.m. A meeting of St b' "A F S A (S tt) e nes • I'n "', 11.00 Morning Worship; who sorrow lor those who seek In order to roa en Ie mean· pain. i b ,!+ 10.00 I.m, Matins (CJON·TV, the Session with all those who Or~al~ist"~nd Ch~i~ ilaste~~ Mr: B.OO p,m" Meeting. Sacrament of the Lords Supper and search '. [a\" those who must ing of the word neighbor. and to · from the Church); 12.00 noon are coming into Full Commun· Robert MacLeod. Saturday: 3.00 p.m. Sunday School; 7.00 make seri~us and sobering de. make it apply even to enemies. Et'inging many sons 10 glury. " . ~,',• ''!lite Three Bour Service; B.OO Ion with the Chureh wlll be 11,00 a.m. Morning Service; 3.00·4.00 p.m., Free Reading p.IO., Bvangelistic Meeting. cisions. [or those who bear great it is necessary to introduce Ihe i must choose the path " not : Se I held; 7.00 p.m. Evening Wor· 11 00' S d S h I 700 Room. Week Night l\1eetings burdens: a time lor loving, for un~een, eternal and Divine Lo\'~. i tread. . . ,·r . JI.m. rv ceo ship. Preacher: Rev. A. R. . a.m. un ay C 00: . - 3.00 pm. Womens PrDyer learning for morp thoughtful liv. It easy to love IS Blessed thought! He flr,t " , " ~s I~he.n t~e~e ~ '-, VftGIN1A SciiOOL CHAPEL Smith. Reception of New Mem· ~~~io~v~~~nhg :~~:~~hi~.15 p,m. meeting: a time for repenting. far improv· rec:procat~d I?~e.: It ;s ~lfflcuJt i trod it. an~ has robhetl . bers and Induction of New Y "t d t h' W d I ing, [or forgiving old to en. I IS no re ume '1 of its drea . , ~... Jehovah's olfen~es, ov~ ~v betM , , .:tllUlIIay II ou arc, mVI e 0 wars IP e nesl ay: (or removing misunderstandmg. The VISIble IS enough for t I~ e, Can we falter II we scc " · '.%:30 p.m., Sunday School. Elders w I take place. with us. Witnesses B.OO p,m. Public meeling. 'for bl'inging loved ,ones nearer, first. but the eternal is re~~I1"! No. we'll [allow where . , - NOTE: Service will be held Thursday: for bringing families closer, cd lor the second. In addltlO~: goes: :, ,CRltIST CHURCH, QUIDI VIDI - in. the Church each evening 49 ~Iorrls Avenue 8.00 p.m. Prayer meeting. and Iriends and even enemies. to this. before we can bcnefltll Hceding not the \~01'ld's :'Wednesday: WESLEY UNITED CIIURCIl durIng Boly Week at 7.30 p,m" SOUTH UNIT. Saturday:' with a mellowing of the hearts ments. heedmg nnt " '.00 p,m. Lenten ServIce; Minister, Rev. V. A. Smith, with the exception of Good Fri· 8.00 p.m. Young People's of mell; a time lor teaching chilo He lives to heal' my soul's com.! trails our foes. Sunday B,A., B.D.; Minister of Visi· day, when the service will be· - Meeting. The Church Extends dren. lor reaffirming laith in the plaint, I .. ·,.s0 p.m. Sunday School; 6,30 tation: Rev. F. G. Weir; Organ· gin' at 8.00 p.m. Spedal music Sunday to one and all, A invitation to eternal truth that Jesus is the He lives to silence all my fears. Eringing many sons to I of! , ' ~

:' .' ' p,m. Evensong. 1st and Choir Director, Mr. W. will be rendered at these ser· 3,00 Public Address . III. worship with us. Christ, the divine Son whom God He lives to wipe a\\'ay my tears. ( oh! the prosped yet ". , - Evan Whlteway, A.T.C.M. vices. Lehia, District Supervisor for our Fatller sent. not to condemn He lires to calm my troubled store; , CBUllCH OF ST. 1I1ARY TlfE 10.00 a.m. Junior Bible Class - Newfoundland, Resurrection of but 10 save, and in his great love heart. IHow the pathway yet IJcfnrr ' .;'.'~' VIRGIN in the Primary Room: 11.00 ST. AIDAN'S a Dead Body or of a Dead Soul, In 'Church 10 lead all men to everlasting He lives. all blessings to imp,u'I. glows wilh light frol11 '~:::' PALM SUNDAY a.rn. Nursery in the Young Topsail Road at Commonwealth which?", 4.00 Bible Discussion life, May the spirit of the Prince 1 ven's shore! : ,"8.00 a.m., Boly Communion; People's Room; Junior Con· 1I10Ullt Pearl 1I1cnday Early ill church with reverent 01 Peace move among us, and He lives, my kind. wise. hea\"nly !What if now we w~lk ill · Corporate for the Boys' Choir; gregation in the Primary and Minister: The Rev. W. 111. 7.0((Spccial Invitation, The love I kneel against all ,trials and trouhles frielld. I ness for a little !I,Oo·I.m. Communion Breakfast Beginners' rooms. 1II0rning 1V0r· Moncrieff, B.A. Lord's Evening Meal. 'Luke In quietness. and let my being and unsolved problems and He lives and loves me to the end.j 'twill be fin' the Boys' Ohair In the pan· ship: Rev. Dr. Samuel Baggs 2,30 Sunday Church School 22: 19 rest heavy hearts. give its sweet He Jives. and whilc he Jives. J'1l All the brighter all the oft Stirling Auditorium; 11.00 will be the preacher. The Jun· Bible Class; 7.00 Palm Sunday Tuesday In Him Who died for me. My assurance. With Job we would sing, when the glory lI'e •. m. Holy Eucharist; Blessing, lor Choir will lead In' singing. Youth Service. 8.30 Bible Study. sins confessed witness from the depths o[ our lie lives. my Prophet. Priest and see . .'Dtatrlbutlon of Palms and Pro- 2.00 p.m. The Young Adult GOOD FRIDAY: Friday: T simply wait in silence till I souls. '1 know that my Redeem· King. _ , 'eessiori; 2.30 p.m. Sunday School Bible Class in the Choir room; B.OO Service of Confirmation. 7,30 ·p.m., Bible Speaking feel er liveth,' " He lives and grants me daily! Bringinll many salls to ~ l"~; , :.iid Bible -Classes; 4.00 p,m. 2.30 p.m. Sunday School: 3,00 - and Rending Class; 8.30 p.m., His Presence near me. He alone In clositi" I would like to quote breath. / He is fitting us Ihe ' g '/ : Baptism and ChuErchln of p.m. Church Membership Class· EI'I SbT.DAVID'S, Ministry' Development Class. M tl.crand heaelrves and by 111's tthheC He livdeeSa'thand I shall conquer IFol' .~qJY"omen; 6.30 p.m. vensong es in tlJe Radio RLlom; 7.00 za eth Avenue East -- yen, sWoonr~s~olfkSnaOmWuTelhal\treMdlyeYRien0 • thl'negki1blgydOemac'h!orso:'~~~lr., lnd Sermon. p.rn. Evening Worship. This Minister, The Rev., J. S. S. 'Church of' The peace possessed. I deemer Lives." d . He lives my mansion to pre· L t ealch triatl. t t ,Broo. kfl eId Roa: d 2·0," pm'.. w III be 'a spec Ia I serv Ice armour,'t A B.., D' S... T M I know myself in that sweet lour I know thatI mythO Re eemert lIVes:t pare. . f 1 I e us . .le can en,Ct' no ' 'Sunday School; Blackhead Road which new members" will be PALM SUNDAY most blest What com art IS swee sen ence He HI'es to bnng me sa e y t lere. since our ap alii ,: '''.30 a.m. Sunday School. 'received Into the. churnh: 8.15 1100 R II f N or ~Iaoira ren' e When earth is but a dream and gives! best. . • • . ecep on 0 ew ,,,em·. JI., heaven in real. He lives. he lives. who. once was He Jives, all glory to his name! Only let us follow meekly. " :HOLY WEEK SERVICES, " p.m. Congregational meeting. bel's;' 11.15 Church School I~ For here the self that knew that ' dead. He lives, my Savior, still the ' ing to Him all the rest. 'i . Monday and Tucsday: 7.S0 - (Primary and Kln,dergnrtim); (Wesleyan) " gloomy mood. , He lives' my ever Jivinb head. same: i p.ni, '''The Story of the Cross". - 2.30 Church&hool (Junior Dnd 87 Park Avenue,Mount Penrl, And harbored unldnd thoughts, He lives to bless me, with his 0 sweet the joy this senlence Keep our eyes upon the !' .' Weilnesday: 7.30 a,lIl. Boly COCIIRANE STREET Interme,dlate); 4.00 Senior Bigh. . Jllinistei: Rev. Ve:bal E. WiI· lost' SI!If.control, love. gives: < may' earth splendors ' , ~~Dimunlon: 7.30 ,p.m. -'''The I Mil1l~ter, Rev. L, A.D. Curtis,' Fellowship;. 7.00 'Evening War· hams, Th.B. . Is crucified with Christ, and now He lives' to plead lor me ahove. .. I kn a w t hat ~y' Re. ~ore dim, StOry of the' Cross", 0.30 p,m. B.A, ,B,D., ,D.D.; Organist and. ship. ". -"'. , .., '. Sunday , " I .' He'jivc's my hungry soul to feed. \ deemer Jives!" As we look away to Jesus. as \ ,pra~'.,' . "':' ...... \'duLt Confirmation Class. Ohoir Director,Dr. D. K. Peters,:' . 'HOLY·WEEK".·':·· 10.00 a.m;,' 'Family 'Bible That holy joy learnt in ea IJll He lives to bless in ti!De 01 need. He lives, all glory to his natrie! "gaze by faith.on Him . . !'Maundy Thursday: 10.00 a.m. L.T.C.L., . . ' . Brief, devotional service for, Bour; 11.0.0 ,a.J!l., " Morning I· solitude' He lives,my Savior; still t h.e He is aito/letherlovely. fill ' libly Cominunion: 7.30 p.m. . 11.00 a.m., MornIng Worship., Holy Week will .11e, held In the.}Vorshii': ,.Dedicationof Com' May live fOl'ever hi my yearning lIe .lives 10 grant me rich supply, same; vision. with the sIght. 'I '~~paratlon 'for' Easter Com. Junior Congregation. Nursery. Church every, night B,no', 8.30,: 'munion 'l'able .. Followed 'by . soul" He lives to guide ,me with his 0 sweet the hoy this sentence Till earth's dar~sOme palbs iI, .mIIDlon. ' • Reception! of ·New Members; Monday to Thursday:, 'rli~ ser.Holy . Communion; , 6.30' p.m. And bring God's' heaven round eye. gives; . . ' " ',. '" \ "., ended, arid we walk in " : '·GOOD FRIDAY. 2,30 p.m, Sunday SchooL Hible vice on Good Friday will be at Prayer Time; 7.00 p.m,' Service me every day. ' He,Jives to comfort 'mel: w~en .i1 k now t hat my Redeem.: ven'sllght. ,.;./.: 8.!IO-I.m. Malins and Ante Cl···· -". '... 11.00 a.m. of Evan&elism. . I. Poulton, The Sign faint. er lives!'" " ' , ' L,~ / , . -, 'I

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THE DAILY NEWS, ST, .fOliN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, APRIL fl, 1963-11 00 Bush Craft' ... To Turbo-Props provincial Airways Limited now has two of the includes Handley Page Dart ones to pilots lnd maintenaue 0105t modern passenger aircraft, the Handley Page Heralds, Curtiss Super C.46's, personnel of Eastern Prov.inelll op nnWI!reu Herald, which will provide passenger service Douglas DC·3's, Dc Havilland Qt. Airways. to any local air servIce in North America. ters, DeHavilland Beavers, Con. solidatcd Canso's, Cessna 185's, Pilots flying these norihlJ1l established in 1949, is a Newfoundland airline which and Sikorsky S.55 helicopters. routes must be ever watchful , a household word, growing with the province and for weather and landillg eon· substantially to Its economic development. en Over 40 fuJly trained and ditlons and, supplemenHllg small, one EPA installed its, own neees. qualified pilots hold valid the extensIVe radio and navl. operation, pioneered sary facilities at Deer Lake and licenses to operate these air· gational facilities provided by craft and many of EPA's air· the Danish Government 'ill of foresight who saw provided a small airport build. Greenland, EPA maintaills es lor airr.rart to help ing, a bus service, a terminal crew have been with the air· line over ten years. Several some of its own' communi· some of the Isolation at the notel st. George, ticket· cations equipment. i,land with thousands of ing counters and communica· men wbo started as Beaver to rcach communities tions equipment. Pilots have progressed to fly· In 1961, for example, Eastern alol1~ 6.000 miles of In Labrador, EPA had three Ing larger type aircraft, In· Provincial Airways calTied landing points, Goose Bay and cluding the new lIeralds. 8,000 passengers in its Green' ~l'aduallY over the unpaved airports of Wabush land service. ,ds mrl. EPA reached a and Twin Falls. EPA's administrative offices , 1~61 where it was able Operating under conditions are now located in Gander In· EPA's operations are far­ a scheduled air which a t best can be termed ternational Terminal, while flung and versatile; pilot. log bctwcen SI. ,lohn's, Gan· primitive as far as scheduled fulIy·equipped and staffed bases air time in the wildernesses of ',\ :11, ~nd are maintained at St. John's, Labrador, on the Greenland , ,t' uuless Drrr La ke and the de· airline operation is concerned, ,I: (;nd's tP\\'I1~ of Twin Falls EPA continued to operate and Gander, Deer Lake, South coast and by flying to hundreds in central Labra· Increase passenger movement. '," , .. ',', , " ,,' , ',: :' Brook, SI. Anthony and Wa· of' different communities in , : .1' srlfless bUsh. Newfoundland and Labrador. ,"'I','lion. Within a few months after in.;;" ' , , " ., ' augurating the scheduled oper. """"", "", ,'",' '",' A I'ery extensive communica· Aircraft are kept moving every ". ,do>rly i~ tions network links all bases day to service mail contracts, , , "', IIIC, he lIill then 1,:1'.\ was a bush ation it was obvious that this THE DART HERALD Is built by Handlc), Page o[ En~land, a firm which has pioneered aircraft construction. The EPA and aircraft flying the mainline survey missions, ambulance reo , :1\ "'me wa, concentratinll on ny· service would develop. Heralds are 50 ,passenger models with the latest radio and nal'illation eqltipm~nt, including weather radar. The Heralds which route anywhere from st. John's quests, hunting parties and "III ani scn~ mail, freight, passengers Under the guidance of the ~lIllpJirs all over New· then president of EPA, Chesley EPA has purchased will go into regular service in Newfoundland immediatcJ~' on the trans·island and Labrador routes. The to Wabush in Labrador can be freighting requirements. "1 ilU hi not Ilt Herald can be used for an all·passenger carrier or can be used to transport freight alone or passengers and freight. in clear radio contact with ','s<1 in th and Labrador In A. Crosbie, who had directed EPA's main base at Gander at There are problems In such I 'l' 11~ to . consisting of Norse· the destinies of the airline since all times, complicated operation but w~ll : '( ,""1;11 i~ Iti~ Otter and Beaver air· Its establishment In 1940, EPA trained personnel, well maiD" I :' " l\\', ann C\'(1 11 hlrh are Ideal for was expanding and entrenching Outside the Province of New- tained equipment and modern , . !.-ll'C' it. tyre of operatIon EPA itself into the Island'! com· In Years foundland, EPA 0 per ate 5 communications systems help 14 Prog ressive coastal passenger services in IIndertakln~. EPA also munications development. , Greenland Imder contract with Eastern Provincial Airways to , I r~n'o nC·3 aircraft for OHicials of the airline stud· serve the people of Newfound· of its \lork. ied man~' types of aircraft be· to service, EPA hopes to pro. The lIerald, as well a. being foundland, considering Its main. th~ Danish Government. Oper. land and. by so doing, to eoll­ fo The fore finally deciding to pur· vide a ,comfortable, efficient, a vel'y versatile aircraft, is line service, feeder services to atlng between towns along the tribute substantially to the , . tl'" ,d;eduled trans· chase the British built Handley fast and effective sen'ice to capable of successful opera· Baie Verte, Roddickton, St, West coast of Greenland, EPA economy of a fast.developing CSS olh'ratilln was inaugurat· Page Heralds. Newfoundlaml travellers. tion in some of the most rug· Anthony, Twillingate and Fogo employs 20·passenger Canso 'province. I ' I ' ,1uly 31, 1961, EPA The new ))art·powered Her· geel flying areas of the ,lobe. PBY.5A aircraft and Otters !I t ' ! ',' ~lIl'r~1 The Herald was found most I as well as its myriad non· which feed pa~sengers to the Legion are the stories about tll'P Cllrtis Super C·46 suitable and adaptable to air· aIds are in service with sume of Heralds are now in servIce in scheduled services such as am· It, I_ and two Douglas DC·3's line serl'ice in the areas in the world's most respected air· IIritain, Eire, France, 1101· bulance, charter and mail Canso routes. the old days when EPA WAI I" " "in!:!, Greenland names such as flying a few small Beaver air· 1'1 ",' foot.,tep mrire, Almost immedi­ which EPA operates. Consld· lines and EPA is proud to offer lund, the Phlllippines and flights, makes It • very com- . ,Il' pa;;cl1gcr statistics show· eration was also given to future them to the people of New· have served in the lIimalyus, Godthab. Sukkertoppen, Jabob· craft, painted red and with an • ,I. .. I plex company. ,I} r.011' badly needed this ser· route extensions and the Her­ foundland. remote areas o[ Ceylon and In shavn, Sandre Upernavik and EPA shield·crest painted OD the :::.. h311 hern, Refore long Each of EPA's Heralds Is a South AmerIca. The diverse flee! of aircraft Sandre Strom fjord are familiar doors. ' "',-He ald fitted the pattern for ex· inl'rra,rd the frequency pnnsion of EPA into such areas 5O·passenger model with a II' trans·l.,taud flights and as the Maritimes. wingspan of 94 feet nine Some of the airlines, in addi· ··'T,mC'. Ih,lIllancb of passengers inches; overall length is 75 tion to EPA, which have al· .. ,"i~', He crRI·. Eastern Provincial Airways ml1l'il1~ hy El' A between hns applied to the Air Trans· feet six inches; overall height I ready purchased or are await­ Irrl1\1I1.11; at SI. ,Tohn's, port Board of Canada to extend over the fin Is 24 feet. ing delivery of new Heralds ~ rr, Orrr Lake. and Wa· The Herald has a range with arc: British European Airways, its service to Sydney and Hali· , i :' "'" made d In I.ahrador. fax and, if this extension is full tanks of about 1,420 miles Jersey Airlines, the Royal Jor- danian Air Force, Maritime ;~on a, the scheduled granted, EPA will USc its Her­ and a mean cruise speed of 'lim ft whil! about 236 knots. It carries a Central Airways, Aerolines , ':',: did not m. orcration became estab· ald aircraft on this route as an EPA could sec the need extension to the existing trans· Captain, First Officer and two Itavia, Arkia Israel Inland Air· ; ',,: lc, lines, Cambrian Airways. I mm modern passenger· Newfoundland service. stewardesses. :1 ',:'1'1\ to pray, Indicative of the Herald's I ain'ralt and began to One of the features of I ! ~"It thine \:II versatility is its ability to per­ , dNtrmine what t~'pe of Actual purchase of the EPA's Herald is the wing ar· LATE C. A. CROSBIE form adequately on the most ",':1 nrop, ~ would be best suited to )Jeralds Is but a small part of. rangement. The,Herald wing is Xewfoundland and Labra­ the development, EP A had located atop the fuselage, over up·to·date airport runways or I, : In addition, lhe Herald has on rude airstrips which have L operation. keeping In mind to train alrcrews, malnten. the passenger compartment. baggage storage space, a com· unique prohlems of opera· ance personnel and airport This allows passengers a pano· been carved out of rough coun· '. :'CI rr drrIT­ pact fuly·equipped galley and tryside. i in an arca where there are attendants, It had to have ramic view of the ground and I I "< a washroom. and naill four fully equipped air· tltousands of' dollars' worth sky, through large, port·hole­ Since July 1961 EPA has ",.' < judp11!m 3t st. John's. Gander, of Herald parts in Its supply type windows The Herald can perform started several "feeder" ser· different functious as desired. vices to carry passengers to and ,,",mll'e and Goose Bay. stores. Pliots had to fly I I ' I specified number of hours on The Rolls.Royee Dart en· A moveable bulkhead and from points along its mainline )' ""w ncar Iht To ol,cratr its trans·lsland the Herald hefore they were glnes are turbo.prop, power· moveable seats can be so arrang· route, l.abrador sen' Ice, EPA licensed to carry panengers. ful and bullt by the world's cd that the fuli 50,passenger An example of this is St. Tl'fP tn ~et, be lIslnll airport faelll. Test runs had to be made foremost engine manufactur· complement can be catTied; Anthony where in summer EPA "!c>M !lollinl at St . .1oh:t's AIf\lort and along the routes. Additional 'er. The two Uerald engines fewer passengers B nd a part operates a regular s~rvice with Gander, both of which aircraft Ilandllng equipment provide the necessary pOlVer load of freight can be carried an amphibian Consolidated " .. , to th~ trtf. pal'rd runways, com· had to be placed at all air. for relatively short takeoffs, or all seats ran be removed, Canso which shuttles passen, , (,",lI1tain th~11. rallin and navigation field~ where the Herald good climb ability amI turning the aircraft into a gel's hetween that northern -: -It, free. and passenger ter· would be operating. smooth, fast flight. , freighter. settlement and Gander to con· : I ,',,<11. Md lire EP.\·s tllird airport The Herald has two elits, Pilots who hal'e flown the nect wilh mainline flights, I , was Deer Long aDd careful planning one located just aft of the Herald praise its "docility of As soon as a proper airstrip A CROWD o[ people gathered near an EPA Otter aircraft at a Greenland town. EPA , thee, an unpaved, one run· has gone Into the Handley pllots compartment and the control" and have said that is provided by the Federal Gov· operates Canso and Otter aircraft along the West Coast of Greenland for the Danish Gov­ to aid it$ '" ~ riMier, Iy landln~ area whIch had Page Herald program and, hav· second aft of the passenger "the Herald is a true pilot's ernment at St. Anthonv it will ernment. In addition, EPA maintains mainten3nce and navigational facilities allllnrt facilities. Ing now placed the Heralds In· compartment In the rear. aircraft." he possible to use a Herald for operation along the Greenland coast. :'J :~ [I ' , , I ~1g Many I,: ': Ii' 1 : , . ' ;"0 Glory . ,;. ' , .", to ~IOT1', 'pl.lin )!ors hr-

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,astern Provincial J To Newfoundland rrAniSpprt Board for The Herald's attractiv! operated bet luxurious fittings and the points' Sy One of the moat forward·looklng steps taken by Eastern Is eight feet eight inches. equipment set the right Entrance to the Herald is :rnIlOWClll by a heari Provincial Airway. Limited Is the acquisition of two Handiey any iet-conscious in February of ) Palle Dart·powered Herald aircraft. , particularly easy since the airport. Yet. with its EPA eVMlullled many other types of aircraft before select· cabin doorway Is only 36 inchcs ahle airfield loppIica:lon '[I Inll the Herald and each was 8sseSRod for their particular abili· above the ground and it reo built·in toughness, the months of ~tud,~ tics to do EPA IS job in Newfoundland. quires Just a few steps to at· Herald is equally at air traffic s~tuatu tain the cabin. the world's on elCper:enel! These ~Iudies showed that aerodromes as well as reo There are two main doors, back airfields. __ ,•.• ;,,,, the tra the Herald was the most suit· search centres and has ala· one at the rear through which serV!cr;, as able, available aircraft fat' ser· bour force of many thollS' passengers and cargo can be With a thrust vI more vice In the areas in which EPA ands. This Indicates Handley accommodated and the other 4,000 horse power, the operates. 'Pages dominant stilt us In located just aft of the flight takes off from a The Herald Is built by Hand· modern aircraft constructiQn. deck through which crcw can airstrip with ease, ley Page limited of England. T~e Herald was selected by entcr. This company was formed In EPA for service in Newfound· Two emergency exits on the slow·flying 1909 and was the first com· land because of its passenGer starboard side meet the lalest a low·approach speed pany to construct aircraft. comfort, performance,economy safety regulations. to land in an equally Among other firsts, Handley oC operation, and payload. The Oval, double pane windows tance-whether on Page pioneered Britain's over· Herald has room for 5D pas· enable passengers seated in the grass, sand or grare] comfortable cabin to take full seas air routes; established sengers, 8 galley, radio, lava· The ' ing in confined arc as. new sta ndards of comlort and tOry and 340 cubic feet of cargo advantage of Ihe sweeping view THE NEW Handley Page Dart Herald aircraft will go into service wilh Eastern Provincial Airways immediately. and craft has a very high reliability; built mOle than space (sufficient to carry 68 afforded by the high wlng de. Heralll was chosen for service with EPA in Newfoundland 'and Labrador because of its passenger comfort, reliability TO 40 per cent of BritaIn's total pounds of baggage per pas· sign. economy of operation. EPA now has two of these Heralds. manocu'Ira biilty, heavy bomber powor durin!: senger). The Hernld's tubular The ]landley Page Dart· -the Second World War. cabin, 62 feet from the bulk· powered Herald is eqllippell which It can be comerlell Iarc backed by millions of hou • ______n ______~ Handley Page haR four file· head behind the flight deck with the latest navl~atiollal from II 5D·passenger carrying of airline experience wiJ1 the .J torles In an arc frlnllb" to the rear pressure bulk· aills, Including mdio, lIe· alrcrnft to a freight carrier. Dart·cngined Viscount. RoUs London, In Britain's great head, has a heiGht of six feet Icing eql1illment, weather The l[ernld has mOI'cablc Royce training, service engin. TO WABU~ commercial and admlnl6trat· five Inches in the centre cang· radar, (Ire· warning 11c\'lces bulkheads which Jock into eers, teelmieal publications, TWIN FAll iI'e eentre. It maintains two way. Maxjmum interior width and a pressurization s)·stem. place inside the fuselage so overseas overhaul and repair f:::::',.... • .. ,:.: The wing, fin ami tall·plane that different sections can be shops and generous spare leading edges are dc,leclI by used as freight or passenger stocks guarantee trouhle·free LEE MATT TRADERS hot air Dnll the wlnllshleld is sl,ace. IDart jet·prop operation. fitted with an ethyl alcohol LIMITED Iiquhl system while the I,ro. The Herald's POWCI' - and The Herald is an aircraft de· pellors 01111 air intnkes are lts quiet appeal to jet-conscious signed to do EPA's job in electrically de·iced. passengers-is provided by two NeWfoundland and EPA is Warning of engine fire is Rolls Royce series RDa7, Mark proud that it is now able to of· given automaticnllY by two 527, Dart prop ell or turbines fer Herald service to the trav· WISH TO CONGRATULATE , . warning lights for each power each giving, at takeoff, a 1,910 eIling public here. plant, operated by a fire·wlre shaft horsepower plus a jet detector system. The pilot can thrust of 505 pounds. Total The Herald is built by pio· then operate a spray ring sys· equivalent horsepower for ta ke· neers in the aviation industry tem on either engine or both, off is 4,210. All the advant· lind EPA is a pio~eer airline in EASTERN PROVINCIAL blanketing the fire with methyl ages of world famous Rolls Newfoundland. The combination bromide. Royce service go with the Her· will SErve the Newfoundland The cabin air system of the aids RDa7 engines-and these area well. Herald maintains a pressure differential of 412 pounds per AIRWAYS LIMITED square Inch between the cabin and the outside air. This is equivvlent to a cabin altitude * * * * On the inaugural flight of their of 8,000 feet when the Herald .1', is flying at 20,000 feet. The As Ticket Ag whole fuselage, except the Radar Sites Aid the most effie -- SLE1) DOGS and an Eastern Provincial Airways Be1ver air nosewhee[ bny and tail, is United States Air Force plies and personnel to and from EPA sees the craft walt on an ice·covered landing area for freight. EPA pressurized. Cabin temperatures radar sites in Newfoundland radar stations along ilie coasts, DART HERALD TURBO-PROP SERVICE We take this ., carries freight, mall and passengers to hundreds of communi· can be varied over a wide range and Labrador receive some very Otter, DC·3 and PBY Canso nir the introduct " .', • ties In Newfoundland and Labrador and the "bush" or non· and ventilation ensures a com, valuable support from Eastern craCt are used on this service. for your tick, scheduled operations of EPA contribute greatly to transporta. plete change of air every two Provinciai Airways. These aircraft operate mainly , . 'lion In the island. EPA operates a fleet of Beaver and Otter minutes. The airline has a contract between Goose Bay and Saglek AND WISH THEM CONTINUED SUCCESS , ~ .': . aircraft In the non·scheduled operation and files thousands of The I1ernltl Is ver~atile 011<1 with the USAF, under which and Stephenville and St. An, air miles every month. olle featUre is the speed with EPA is required to carry sup· thony.

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Here, full scale repairs, It is EPA's firm beUer, need for provision of the most opportunity to ronncct with Fa'tcrn Prol'incinl AirlVa~'s Limited has applied to the up to date, efficient equip· the mainline services of TCA. inspections and the many Board lor a licence to extend its existing local air based upon a wealth of evi. details of regular main­ T~~nlj10rt dence lodged with the All' ment fo\' the proper develop· It is noted that such oppor· ,i'; attractil'e noll' operated between St. John's, Gander and Deer Lake men! of local service, and after tunities declined substantially Transport Board, tbat the tenance are carried out 'ulles and ddin~ the points Sydney and Halifax, in April 1962, This Implementation of the pro· intensil'e study of all available betwecn H160 and 1961. the right every day by qualified r: \,lloll'cd by a hearinc before the All' Transport Board in posed service would ha\'e no aircraft types, EPA selected EPA applied to the Air ,':I'1l5 int Fersonnel. in febrllar), of 1963. ' adverse effect IIpon the exist· and has now accepted delivery Transport Board for a Class , with lIs of two new Handley Page Dart Two licence for this extended' nPpliea:: on followed a detailed ,tatistieal analysis of ing services of TCA and, 011 ""Ii the contrary, would so stlmu· Herald turbo·prop aircraft. service because of limited fa· m,mlh~ nf Slllcl~' of tile all avallablc traftic data. These modern, pressurizcd, cilities do not exist at somc of ah' traffic situation, and This application. howcver, is late the total all' travel mar· ket In tlte area as to benefit 50.seat aircraft arc already the airports. , till c:'l)erlen~1! !llli,,~d nol based upon nny curtailment being used on the trans·island In its first full year uf sche· them, In the long run. thc trans·Ncw· or reduellon of the ellisting EPA service and will be used in duled operation in Newfollnd· as well as TCA services. EPA clearlY recognlzcs the the proposed extended ~erviee land, EPA carried 17,756 pas· in the event that EPA's appli· sen gel's. In this first year tllere catioll is approved, was an overall increase in thl! Eastern Provincial Airways Newfoundland air traffic mar· PROUDLY SERVING E.P.A. has applied to the Air Trans. ket of 20 pcrcent. 'rhe maintenance facilities Iinclude everything from a slip· 1 Under EPA's director of port Board for the authority to The same nccd, E.PA ron. of an airline arc seldom seen shaft bolt to a radiQ tube to a, maintenance Uterc arc support· add the points Sydney and tends, exists for development by the public yct they, arc I giant engine. : ing officers who look after in, Halifax, Nova SCDtin, to its of services west of Deer Lake just as important as those, In addition to EPA's own I spection, productio!l and out· AND YOU ••• existing Class Two, regular to Sydney and Hamax as operations that meet the pub· i stockroom there is a large as· 1 put, forward planning, associat· specific point licence which, existed in Newfounilland lic eye. i sortment of sparc parts for the i ed services such as radio, in· \lresently authorizes service be. prior to EPA's schedule!l ser. Without proper maintenance IHerald aircraf~ locatcd in a i struments and specialist work· tween st. John's, Gander, Deer vice operation bere. an airline cannot function. ,bonded room 10 the mainten· i shop facilities, stores and PUI" Lake, Goose Bay, Twin Falls Since the intra.island SCI'. Eastern Provincial Airways I ance buildi~g. This consignment I chasing, technical library and nnd Wabush. vice proved bot It effertire has extensive maintenance i of stock. WIll be available for records. " TO GOOSE BAY A once.daily service each ~n(l efficient, the SYllney .. , facilities, a~ Gander and at IHeralds 10 Newfoundland and EPA draws its maintenance ST. ANTHONY way between Deer Lake, Syd. lIalifax extension sbould i other bases in Newfoundland ot,her parts of Canada and EPA personnel from other airlines, ney and Halifax, operated daily prove the same. I and Labrador. I Wll! act as management agents from the services, especially the except Sunday with Handley EPA has outlined to the I EPA's main maintenance ,for Handley Page and Rolls RCN Fleet Air Arm and EPA Page Dart Herald equipment, Board its reasons for believing I base is located in the old i ~oyce, trains some of its own mec· hns been applied for. ,that it should be granted the! Gander Terminal, in two bays The value of this bonded hanics. , I' EPA does not prO{IOSe to '\' extension of service. totalling 80,000 square fect of stock will be about S300000 and EPA . . "EI'l'dence l'ndl'cated," "",p,' I actual maintenance floors in " ' , expects to estabhsh Its operate non.stop (hghls be. r, ". E~ As 01\ n ~tockroom Will con· own apprenticeship scheme .wecn the terminal points of I said, "that due to thc 'difficu!. addition to offices, store· i tam about $190,000 worth 01 so. on and in this sphe,rc of aeti· St. ,John's and Halifax; EPA ,ties of reconciling the demands rooms, radio repair shops, a ! sparcs, \'lty, EPA has becn assured u[ does not propos~ to operate i for local and 10M.halil traffic ~~cet ~cta{h silOS' rect'ds tof.. In re~al'd to actual mainlen· assistancc from the Vocational "sklll.stop" flights between i on the same 'f!igl;t, TCA was, I an 0 mcn s', 'ance, EPA works on a progrcs, Training School in Gander 11~ t'~P \e~ar g any of the poinls currently Ion 'some occasions. llnnhle to i ' 'tpres~?' i. ItS rcor am1.'\ sive maintenance syslcm with w~ich will be setting up an .\1'1. DEER LAKE served by TCA; an'd 1':PA i J(il'c adequate local service he. I ling 1 IS en Ire malin tenatnl ce s)'s· , all its aircraft. ation :II echanics Course. it ' h' " , I em 0 accommm a e Ie new I !t oes no I proposc t 0 opI'ra tC , II cen I c pomls S1. ..T~;m S, ,Handley Page Herald aircraft. ' turn.arouud flights betwcen ,Gal~der and Stephcnl'll.lc" . I Ol'cr 100 people are on lhe: Sydney and llaJi(a~ cxcept EPA said loo that If I! IS, staff of the maintenauce dc· i on its through scrvicc 11'0111 i granted the application, Ihi~! partllleni includin rt nearly 20', Ileer Lakc; EPA dvcs 'uot : "will also rcliel'~ the nalhmal: men ba~~d al s.taiions at SI. I

seek any subsidy or finaucial ! rar.ricl', TCA, of an ol.Jligat.ion I,)ohn's, DCCl: Lake, Sl. Anthony. :1 assistance in prol'iding the h I tI sen'lces allplled (or', l~P'\ 'II' lC 1. OI'C!" .le ye~rs IS ,gOIll~ I Wahush and in Grecnland. I, i 10 become mcrrmngly oncr· EPA has a nucleus of highly I eliminationdocs 1101 seek of curtailmentany of Te,\ Ill' 's I,ous. " traineci maintenance pcrsonncl. I In a decision oC the TIoard At present, assisting EPA pc\" " existing serl'iccs.:i made sevcrnl veal's ago It' had sunnel at Gander arc two lech· EP A's proposal would pro·: been pointed . out Ihal this nical representatives from vide all the benefits which! Board had then recommended Handley Page of England and have been experienced i!l thc lhat regional air service,; should from Rolls Royce of England. I "j. Trans.Newfoundland serVIce to be encouraged. Therrfol'e, it EPA also draw on the main· pas~engrrs travelllnq between was possible for EPA to say tenance facilities of British I Halifax and Sydney pnd Deer that its own experience indio European Airways, Jersey Air· I As Ticket Agents for EASTERN PROVINCIAL AIRWAYS we offer their customers· I I; the most efficient service, We look after bookings, res~rvations and tickets while Lake. ·cates that these regional car· lines and on ~Iaritime Central ! EPA sees t~at you get to your destination swiftly, safely and In solid comfort. It would allow passengers riel' policics are well founded Airways, for advice and main· I: i VICE We !ake thIS .opportunity to congratulate EPA, Newfoundland', pioneer airline, on travelJir.g between hoth cen. and, if carried forward fully. tenance assistance. ! Ihe mtrod.uellon of their Handley Page Dart.powered "Herald" service, Sae us tra! and western Newfoundland would provide an immense An important part of lhe on the one hand, and points benefit to thc travelling public maintenance operation is the i. I : for your IIckets. I such as Boston, ~Iontreal and in the region where EPA opel'· , stock room where spare parts " JCCESS Toronto and beyond, on the ates. are kept. EPA now has an ex· ! improl d tensivc stock of Herald paris, !, , I HARVEY'S TRAVEL AGENCY LTD. . I , ======~~~~~~ ___~ ____~~'~e ! foundla",!UA~~~dthaIN~ is dependent 011 nil' andi~UdingeRna5~~en~ine,ruECANSOAIR~AIT!sam~ili~a~~.~ed~EPA many thousands of dollars I 011 some o[ Its leeder ser\'lce routes, such as Gander-51. An· transportalion and de\'elop. worth of other parts. EPA's old thOIl)" EPA also llsee! Canso aircraft in its Greenland opera· IHent of Newfolllld1aml re., sto('k room has heen greatly in, lion. along with OIl(,l"s. The Canso can land on water or a quires a conscirnllous dr.: cl'casrd in sizc'to accommodatr landing field and is also used in fighting forest fires through· . , \'eloJllllent of nil' trampor.' thc millillns of parts which 011t the prol'in,,(' when it is spetially equipped with water 1.1 '

tation facilities. 'mllst be kept on hand, Parts tanks which ran be filled in a fcw seconds, I ' Congratulations , ' Congratulations --: , , ! 1 and ! I and Best Wishes Wishes Compliments for continued success to Best I EASTERN PROVINCIAL AIRWAYS LIMITED FOR CONTIN'UED SUCCESS TO of on the addition of their NEW HANDLEY PAGE DART HERALD AIRCRAFT EASTERN PROVINCIAL to their NEWFOUNDLAND SERVICES .: WHITE'S CATERING I LIMITED i AIRWAYS, LIMITED I CATERING TO AIR~IN~S , 'On, the in~uguration, of the new AIRPORT TERMINAL PHONE 9-4971 _._-- _._---- -_.------_. --- , i ' HANDLEY PAGE DART• - POWERED _Good Luck and Good Wishes ...... HERALD AI RCRAFT for continued success to EASTERN PROVINCIAL AIRWAYS, LTD. '. into its on the addition to their fleet Operatio'ns Newfoundland' of. the 'NEW HAN:DLEY PAGE D'ART-POWERED

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~~ .... ----- .,, lZ-THE PAl~Y NEWS, sr. JOJiN'~, NEWFOV~DLAND, APRlL II, 1963 Fl!ghts Reservations.. Control.,.. . Sport8.men i Key to Good Service Eastern Provincial r Reservations. control Is one to (lander, tem"g the date of craft ap people,.ru:J! bQar~jllll ~t offers a speeial service s of the most Important parts of the reservation and the' dp~· St. Jo~n's to fly to PeeL' Lake the sport.s·minded operating II sc~~duled' service tin~tia!1. Gander tjJen l:!IQeks pH !lnd two p~sse!lgf!rs arc boaI'll, of th~ pljblic, ilJl4 tnis Ind EPA at Gander maintains 0l1Jl scat from 'l'win 'Fall~ and ing !It GlIpder to fly to Deer h~s been steadily an efficient reservations can· if the passenger is flying rigjlt Lake, t~e st. John's lIgept call sipce its in\rodq~tion a troloffice. througll to St. John's, EPA sell only fOljr more QCflls' ripll~ of years ago. Whenever anybody wants to knows tjlat this Pllr\iclIlar spat through to Deer L~ke, but he . In the summer Of 1961. lh, ~",er;,r travel by air every effort must cannot be Purchased Until the call Pll~ six p~oplll pn the flight lRa!lgnratpd a be made to accommodate them first reservlltion agreejlll!nt has if two Ilf these will be diseJll· servi~e, qesifln~4 W!! W\lShll~11 , an~ to provide a scat on the been carrIed O\lt. barklpg at Gapder. for pppple in a flurrY-·lisf .• flight they designate. Epch ticket aGell~ at paints Res~on must also cOlltrol the J1le'1, hllnters alld others, "Reseon," as this job Is term· where reservations elln be made qmo\lllt of cO!l1pany material, service provides Cessna ed . by airline personnel, is a mllst be kept' coristaptl), awqrj! company mail, parga, elfllres6, aircr~ft on charter complex imd requires careful of hpw mapy seats lie cijp sell flll!ll, eXPr~ss ba"g~"c and 60 ment to anyone requiring' contro\. on any given flight. on that gocs aboard each sche· and. these aircraft are ' The Rescon office has several For apy given flight EPA duled fliGht aircraft. veniently based at telet~'pe links connected to Wa· Rescon at Gander will pass lleservations control is an Soutl; Braok and SI. alollg to all agellts how many exact and dem!lncjing job and bush, Deer Lake, Grand FaUs Hundreds of fishermen and SI. John's. In addition, seats are available between any those Who perform it must al· two points op the sehednled ways kecp ip mind the fact tnat hunters from ~ll paris Gander is \Inked to other cen· Newfoundland and from ' THE tres such as Twin Falls, Carner flight. they are dealing directly with the public. . outside the prllVinee as ' Brook and downtown St. John's, The agent can then tell how hal'e llsed this special by' telephone. many seats he can sell and will vice to get into choice When a reservation is sold take reservations Ulltil his s~als illg anp fishing areas ,',. at, for example, Twin Falls, by are al\ spoken for. Comfort For in many cases, could nOI . the EPA agent there, this re· I! Reservation Contrpl ad. reached by other means I, servation is passed immediately vises tllat on a 14'Pllssenger air· transpllrlalion. • Passengers equipped' and Unln~ ", aircraft are available in The Herald's Dart engine is service, which means that Congratulations famous for its smoot!l quiet. public can fly anywhere ness, while tpe aircraft's pres· anytime the year round, and surizqtion system maintains a . These charter flights comforta ble pressure differen· relatively inexpensh'c tial of 4,2 pounds per sql\are shared by a group (follr f , foot. lil'e passengers). r~~----- Best Wishes A DC·3 on the landing strip at Deer Lake is ready to takr on passengers for a reglllar flight to points in Labrador. EPA The Herald's new standard The hunting and ':' production interior form and has nperated a scheduled passenger service in NewfoUlldl~l\(l and Labralior since .July 1061. EPA hopes that, eventually, to the Decl: Lake dirt landing strip wili be fully paved. (Schulstad Photo) flights are booked mainl): CBN layout has been esp~cially de· sportsmen from other EASTEUN l>ROVINCIAL AIUW AYS signed with an eye to the pas· of Canada and lhe Lnit!" LIMITED sengers• used to modern. custom I G d States. Bookings are hcar,,· . styling, . ' during the summer and Ii on the addition of its Airfield pcrlormapee of an seasons-the pea~ period; I:· 'iill)-I,I)" unusual kind gives the Herald an e r Flight Nerve Centre fishing and hunting in ~!i ';'l;i:5-i\lUS;IC31 New Dart Herald Turbo-prop the confident feel that passen· I found land. gers welcome. The take·off to Gander is the headquarters Iwhich to ·fly a certain route, mac~,ines is a large flight move· I .. ", ...... 35 feet in 725 yards and the low ".... '.' to Newfoundland Operations . : ... f or East ern Provhicial Air· I arranging the fuel supplies, tell· ment board listing aircraft in, :", ;.::" .... ,:. :'. '::" . standing speed 80 to 90 kpots I ..... :,' make it a passenger's as well ways mainline op'cration, thc I ing the pilots what alternate use, crews, estimated departure, as a pilot's aircraft. nerve centre for its scheduled airfields to lise, determining and arrival times, location and' If It's For The School or Office flight operation and the key payloads, Idates. . office in the cntire dispatch National Office Has It system. In addj.tion to the regular A complex weather infor· The mainline opcration facilities t~,c mainline oper- malion system keeps the dis· 2 Pairs Tanks mllst run according to the ations dispatch room is equip· patchers up to the minute with ped with several telelC and tele. reports from Gander itself. ,;'.' mainline schedule and cach The Dart Herald carries 1,080 : I type links. froll) Moncton, points in the I inlPerial gallons of fuel in two I aircraft on the mainline run NATIONAL OFFICE must be assigned daily to per· i • • United Statcs, Labrador and I pairs of flexible tanks, one pair , The of fnur macillnes I elsewhere, In addition the latest form a passenger run or a ban~ just outboard of each nacelle, ar.e ,from. right to left:. an ad·' information on surface and air 1 , , series of flights between sche· :J and an integral tank in the root mllllstrahv~ ~elex machln~ used temperatures, notices to airmen, of each ollter wing, duled points, ~or transmission and recClpt of runway conditions and obstruc. EQUIPMENT LTD. Pressure refuelling is a sian· The operations officers main· l~tcr.company mcss,ages; . n tions arc passed along as soon . ·COUSINS BLDG, dard installation. This enables taining these oper~tions arc direct teletype t~ \\ ahush In as they are available, ALEXA-NDER STIlEET all tanks to be filled in 12 min· highly trained experts. Labrador; an on'lsland system· , 1 utes. The duty operations officer teletype linking Gander, St. By means of the inter·office, is responsible {or making flight John's, Grand Falls and Deer teletypes, alI EPA offices on:, OTTER AIHCRAFT are important to Eastern Prol'incial ','> --'-"--~== .-.- ... -_._ ...... _. . plans, giving the pilots the Lake; a weather information the ma.inline system are kept! ways because of their versatility and payload. The Otter, :.,:, latest weather information, as' teletype. fully mformed about flight: with the yer.men·service Beaver, have done much to help signing them the best'leveis at On the wall behind these mOI'ements. back the barriers of isolation in Newfoundland and "VIA HARVEY'S" - THE FASTEST, They are used for passengers, freight, survey, and a dozen othor missions for EPA, ,CHEAPEST, WAY TO SHIP BY AIR. t t.'

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ONE OF EPA'S NEW TURQO-PROP PART HERALDS of . TElLY...... SAYJ FASTeR THAN ~VER NOW -- THANKS Also -UI TO EPA'S. DART HERALDS- T EVENI As freight agents for Easler~ Provincial Airways, we ar. pleased to nole thaI their air freight and air express service will be beller than ever with the Intreduction of the Dart·powered Heralds to their Newfoundland operations. local shippers' should investigate the advantages of shipping to New· NEJ foundland paints via EPA. Rates are law and the service is fast. You can forget JERRY LE"~ about damage or lass and your customers will be delighted. LAl,JGlIS - EPA now offers regular freight qnd express ,service to G~nder, Deer lake. THIS IS PART of the EPA fleet with headquarters at Gander. On the land­ 'fiC ANDREWS Ltd. Fo~o, Twillingate, Change Islands, Baie Verte, St. Anthony, Roddicton, Wabush ing areas of the airport itself and at Deadman's Pond nearby where' the PRINTERS and Twin Falls in adejition to other mail paints. C~II us for rates and pickup service. float-equipped aircraft land and take off. EPA has Handley Page Heralds, Cor. Elizabeth Ave. and Rowan Street . ~~T HA~V~yIS PUT WING$ PN YOUR ~HIPM~'NTS DC-3, Super C-46, Canso, Otter, Beaver and Cessna aircraft as well as S-55 . helicopters in its large fleet. Each airc~aft undergoes a daily inspection PHONE 9.5~ 14 ,. before it is permitted to be flown by the pilots. r \ " If we are to be completely ';1 HARYEY·S. tc!:~~~g~TS". . I PHONE 823N ~,e7u(,3 • 179 DUCKWORTH mm • S.t JOHNS"'jl ohjective about everything, then we should consider the We Join In i AGENTS IN MONTR~AL,. TO,RQNTO AN,o, VANCOUVER I fish's viewpoint on fishing .. Congratulations .j; , , ~~~...... ~...... """"---~~-~~-' " 'II,i Congratulating and " .~ " E. P. A. FOR FLIGHT Eastern Provincial Best Wishes to Airways, Limited EASTERN . PROVINCIAL and wish them every success on the occasion of the addition AIRWAYS LIMITED. of the em the Clcldition of the NEW HANDLEY PA9E Al~Q~l NEW HANDLEY PAGE DART. HERALD AIRCRAFT tp pperatiQns in N~wfpundland PART t-ISRALP AIRC:RAFT EVEN{~ , _ . ~1 1.._ ; '. s.; i ~; _ to their Newfoundland Services z VOLKSWAGEN· DELIVERY WI~LlAM' NOSWORTHY LIMITED , WATER STREET .,·SERVES . .... '. ,'RIG.HT ' ...... j . , ., \ THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S. NEWFOUNDLAND, APRIL IIi 196ib-13 Bv NADINE SELTZER fRISCIJ.,LA'S por By '-\L VERMEER ~WEETJ~ .~n~ ,,.. I' - -" • , •..' • ' PAINT UP FOR SPRING WITH The suptrior lIu ••er·'ase ,oint ;nl',1 'l'UI:lllc;all. ~ WashQble • Sgp,r Scru~~p~~t ~.. ;;Jji!I'UB. . n b "~ _ .. L •• ~ h IIrr,'_'; . " .. - -~ .;n,1 oth~n. .,i," Cessna FROM '·~·I.,rter ar.,.~.: ,'::1' rrquirin~ . ",raft are THE NEW PAINT DEPT. ,.,.,j at THE GREAT EASTERN OIL CO.; LTD. WATER STREET

:~~ areas c, ,'lmld not +·r .'r Ill'r means • " \lolh "Stand at attention! They're playing the ,kj.equipp~ IIIling .national anthem!" : .' '.. 1rL1hlc in Ihi, j. : ::11';ln< Ih31 Ihl ------CAPTAIN EASY Bv LESUE TURNEl\ .. , :1 nYlI'hcrc II 11 ~ t,', • ~~~~i;;:71 : " :, ·.1; round. 011 . .' I ' ,;; ,. '\,'. f1ighl~ It! }'AltTNEll KNOWS • r I ~: '\ pcn,h'c wh!n BEST AT BRlpGE ','up (four Or " , \ 9.0!}"-I\Iornlng Devotions P.h'. By OSWALD .JACOBY .: ;. :111 fi,hi~: 0.1&- World Church News 12.1~RCAF Report For· the last 30 years practi'l . cd mainh b; CB N 9.30-CBC News and from L2.15,-"Junior Farm Program calI~' every bridge system has ... " III her i1ar~ Ollr own Correspondents i2.~0- Mid Day Serenade. provided that the responses of .: ,' '. tOO-Doyle Bulletin. two spades and two hearts to ",j Ih., l'nitri ~.\Tnnl:\ r . .\111'11 6th. 9.40-Weather 1.15-Parade of Stars I the opening no,trump ara weak- .:~, Jrr hC:lril~ 9.4S-University Review :n!)wr anti 1.3u-..,CBC News lind Weath~' ness bids and t\lat the notl'um'j lO.lS-Hobby Club 1.45-Matinee Hillhliphts per is expected \0 pass. ;·,,1, I'l'riort~ f~~ lO.4S-Sing Something Simple ;;;Lng in Xu. 2.15-Mllsic~1 R~n. dezvous This works out well in theory '\ 1l.1S-l.Q. !.2~Dominion Obs. Time but in practical rubber bridge LUS-Sacred Heart Program Signal. my experience has been that 12.0~BBC News. 2.S~Musical Rendezvous John Q. Bridge player always a.DO-TilJlc for Frcn~h rebids. He looks at his ·nice BEN CASEY By NEAL ADAMS 3.15-Cqansonettcs opening no-trump and decides __•• _____ •• ____ •• _"'0 • ______,._ 3.3~~etropo!!1 ~n Opera lhat his partner can't count to 7.0(),-CBC News and Weather 26, the number of points to 7.1S-UYmn~ of Prais~ make a no-trump or major suit 7.30-j!:vening Musicale game or maybe partner just has ;::' 74fi-Doyle Bulletin. forgotten that tWo spades is a 8.15-Saturday Jamboree weakness bid. . 8.45-Nfld. Log' Either North or South can 8.5S-Weather For Marinen make two spades sO it doesn't 9.0~This is my Story matter which one plays the con· NtWFOUNDLANDIS FRIENDLY THEATRE 9.3~The Best of Dixie tract. Playing ordinary no- 9.55-CBC NatioJ,lal News trump responses North will go . 10.DO-NHL Hockey to two spades and if South . 12.ro-Sign Off, 0 Canada, passes, everything will be hun- I ,i i The Queen. ky-dory but as pointed out • South is likely to rebid, where­ ! \i TO-DAY .' t; SUNDAY, April 7th. upon the chance for a North­

7.3~CBC News South plus will vanish into the - ' . 7.3S--Musical Program night. BUGS BUNNY By LEOH SCHLESINGER A TERR1FYING 8.00-Choral Serenade Playing the Jacoby Transfer, I 8.3~Rod and Charles North responds two hearts. I WAS I.00KING WAR OF NERVES : . , I. 9.il~CBC New. FOR THIS SOARD UNPARALLELED 'N SUSPENSE' 1 FORGOT TO 9.05-Weather and Program NORTH NAIL DOWN! Preview toQ109872 ,~ . 9.15-Coneert In Miniature ..,642 ! 9.3~CBC NewJ +85 9.35-Post Mark U.lt. ""63 lVEST EAST 10.00-Weather . 10.03-Maritime Gardener toA8S _K : lO.l5-Neighbourly News .,J109 .,K753 I .J107 .K943 10.30--Sunday Mornln~ Maga- ""AQ02 ""J854 zine SOUTII (D) 11.00-51. Thomas' Anglican .143 Church Service ".AQ8 12.l5-CBC News and Weather .AQ62

12.3~To Praise my God ""K1D7 [ : 12.45-,-Regional Roundups Both vulnerable 1.15-Sunday Recital South west Nol1h E~ LOR'i'MARTIN· MARTIN BALSAM • JACK KRUSCHEH 1.30--BBC News and Com" 1 N.T. Pass 2 ., Pass 2 to Pass Pa811 Pass BUT I'M ~READ'( ',I . ment~ry ",,,cc,,,,,O>, LATE FOR A"l • I, TELLY SAVALAS·1PBARAIE CHASEI =m,~~~I::v~: US-Sunday Miscellany Openlng lead-" J AProINlMENTf ''''''' ~",utun.' ~"·"IIoI_·. _ •. _ ""'" rVENOl1ME >l.' It .j,' 2.0~Church of the Air FOR HO~DUPS." .i I .; 2.30-0BC News South dutifully goes to two '1 Aho -UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS I.: .: 2.33=-Capltol Report spades and wails happily for , '. TIMES OF SHOWS North to bid again, but North I, i .. 3.IIIh-Nfld, Oalls St. Pierre . ~ 'f :'. .; E\,ENING SHOWS: 6:45 - 9:00 3.1I0--Sunday Concert pas~L . 4.3~Thnmy', Easter Parade South is angry for a moment, MATINEE: 2 P.M. but when he sees the dummy • 2, • j t : of St~ • ~.3~Venture his scowl is·.replaced by a smile B.30-0BC !iewa and Weather and he goes about making two NEXT AnRACTIO'N 6.40--1n Reply spades. JERRY LE\VIS in "IT'S ONLY MONEY" - '7.00-New. Y()rjt Phllharmonh: .- LAUGHS - COMEDY - ExciTEMENT. Orchestra For 64· pages of Informative Ltd. B.SD-,-CBC St;!i' bridge' pointers, order a copy of 9.3~Notel IJld Cllmment "Win at Brl~ge With oswald 9:41\--Nfld: ProlI'am From Jacoby." Send YOllr name, add­ By MERRILL BLOSSER ress, and 50 cents to: oswald flRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS London ..-----""'1""1 'o'an Street 10.00-0n the MOVe ,facpby Jtcadcr Service, care of The Daily News, P.O. Box 4aD, BAZCO···'1OU ~urrc Au.. Rll5l-\f- 10.3~CBO NatiooaJ Newl 1:M RATHE~ nept. A, nadlo City Station, "MISSED THE 10.4~Weekend Review and HATRAc.K!· . ENJOYING SP~e!al SpeDlter New York 1(1, N.Y. IT! 1l.DO-Famous Canpdlan Trials 1l.3~Carl Tapscot! Singers L2.0HIgn Off--",9 CllnQda --:- CARD SENSIE Th~ qlleen Q-Tho bidding hflS hee'n: _;'1"1...... ;.;..-. ..., ~-- East South West Nllrth • 1 • Doubl~ P~SI 1 411 VOWI Pass ?" fons ~lJNni\Y, .\prll 71h. You, SO\llh, holl1: ,. ,AQB76 , i .,A42 .42 ",IC76 _NOW PLAYING J; 'b What do you do? ; • 5 J ;; Uf. A-Bid two spades. Nothing 10.00-'-1'el1 u. • Story . bad can haplum to you here and 10.15-Story Tim. with Nanoy there is a very slight cb~nce es Edwards . that you can make game. BY DICK CAVALLI ID.3~Hymns we Love . TODAY'S QUESTION MORTY MEEKLE lO.4bOrgan Music You do bid two spades and 11.00-81. Andrew's Presby. your partner continues to three terian Church . spades. What dll YOU do now? 12.1S-Musicai Moments Ans~lIf ~lan~~y 12.30--V.O.W.R. Presents --- S,Oo-mllh 8~llo01 Dcbale l.; . IM5-mR~ Mve!1ture I, 3,~O-Warld CIAL l,~(JIII~e Pawn III Spart \. ~,lI()-TQ II@ AlIn!lllllCed 4tao-War"l of Sporl . . 6,Olldlllpip ,,' lj,HO-Talpllt Showcl\~e Jr• till! Mpstm . Edltlpn . 1I.IIIt=HlIslIltll .P~ pther Illk ED. ' : ij.QII-'l1Ii\ . . . ll!lfl" mc lM~pr! Melli, F. J30ll q.ap-M"~lpr (lolr 1',,"fnll nt the 1l,II16Dally Meditation 7.3ft,....!\11 Ellllr Ullwlll18 7.00-Rellglous Service ffo", 8.QII=NIlWQ a!1~ Wo~ther Al~o-UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS i W115101 United Ol\llrfll 8.1Il=-Nftt\l,"~1 Npws 8.00-0rg!ln· Mu~ic 8.3(1,-TIlIl "!lyerly Qlllhllllcs s TIM~S Qf ~HOWS 1I:!~)1Vl!ptl~~ Echge. 9.0Q...,Wlllplft \l B.45-The Question ~"1I .9,a~PII~P\lP\l~"lca RAFT EVENING SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK':'" 9.00 P,OO='f1J1! S~iTcb lO.HP,...Nnt. nOPIU~Y-SCIllI SHORT RlaS D.DO-Sunday Chorale • I fll1ftl MATINEE: 2 p:Mi' ' .----...... - . .-.-..'. ------..-. D,~Ii=WIJ~n • Chlld 4q~~ lUH\I!lIlHe Services 12.1Ii=~pllrl~ Ul1l1mltcd j d, 6$ $ • 4 ., 9.30-Th. Protestant ijqlP,' t ~P,~~lIrpltal Ind ot~~~ R, lMII=NI!W~, spans qll~ i ports . WPRll1er. , 12.iHlap Off. ~ Forecast, I C f .. NEXT ATTRACTION " l"'ltvy{'Jher • ~PNllI\ V, Mril 71h; • Rl'HY ~A~IARlt witq GEORGE MQNTGQMEIW ,OJON~CJOXll j VE~LaEl{T nOLAND - ACTION - AD­ 9,QQ.".,.,\laVtlY ql1~ {l!l\hlt\l, ~ MT\J~DAYI~Jlrll filh. 9.l~'fI!~ "Ivln~ Wllf4', i O~ TUllE -" THI:lI~LS ",. AI~(l "1iOl)S~ 9,ao-:::o.gmm~n~ gll~ . i SUS WOMEN - ACTION ...... THRILLS "'". I' COllvl~t1PI1 .... PENSE. . l.1~JCN News 10.Qo-Televlsla!1 C~apc' 11'M· PA1' ~T I'A1' 1.3~lnterlude IO.30-Falth for 'foday , U5-Feature. Movie (Continued on Page 1~) . It-THE DAILY NEWS, ST, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND,'APRIL II, 1963 , . SELL

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, .', W ANTED-A reliable Maid to, . Rentals come by day, Apply to Famous in Eastern . Mrs. R, D. Lawton, phone . CAREER SCHOOLS Ftoor Sanders. Belt Sanders, WATCH and JEWELRY RI::I',IlRS 82770 after 6 p.m. T'HE OLD MI GREAT EASTERN DA RDERlNG or IIAIRDRESSING Power Saws, Electrical Drills Screen Tenchln", Unemployment in· et.e. Reasonable Rates. Call' apr5,tf NIGHT CWB ·lI0NS BIRTHDAY CALENDAR OIL & IMPORT ,uraDer If ellglble. Transportation ~IIDw.nce and other benemo, 8-5£,16, 8·7352. CASU PAID FOR Comics, Serving one THE BEST KIN~ Would you like your Birthday date placed CO., LTD. magazines, pocket novels, FOOD, Featuring the ' rnANS·CASAD~ U·RENT on the Calendar and announced by Bob Radio, Television, Washers 169 Water Str~d, 81. John's and books. John D. Snow, Entertainment - DanCiog, Refrigerators, Deep Freezers BEAUTY 9 New Gower Street. Electric Ranges, Dlv. Harris & nlscock Ltd, UNIQUE and BOY! Lewis over CJON, :Hll)HTRlI::S LTD Floor Polishers, , Insurance THE CENTRAL BARBEll If so, send VOUl' name, date of Birthday Gramophones Mondan. ~.B SHOP-We are now nperat. and 25 cents in an envelope addressed to Public Address Systems ing 10 chairs, you can be Newspa Tape Recorders J. J. LACEY assured of prumpt. e!ficl' any member of the st. John's Lions Club REPAIRS AND SERVICE ent. ~anitnry service No SERI 5 LINES INSURANCE Ud. wailing problem, 24 New or to Lion Bill Walsh clo H. B. Clyde Dependable Fire Insurance, Lake Ltd" 175 Water Street, John's, DIAL 8·3001 10 8·3D05 Cower 51 reel OPPostte Adp· st. Prompt Claim Settlements, laide Motors Ltd. R , Newfoundland. WATER STREH - DIAL 8·7035 M-3 GROO,\II~G SERVICI::' B , I Jan28,ly II!DDY KlLOWAR A I If a copy of the Calendar is required, CROSBIE & CO., Ltd. Bathhl, Agents for Salt CIII,pl., 21 please enclose 50 cents ext~'a, WELCOME WAGON 12 UNDERWRITERS AT 6' 16 LLOYDS. CLIP STYLES: TODAY NA~IE .... ,." ...... ~ ... :...... Puppy Trim 27 HOSTESS LOW RATES Kennel 15 BIRTHI)AY ,...... "."., ... ,... ,... ,..... ,...... ;, ...... Shawl 10' a,m.-Family SkalinE 30 Will Knock at your Door UlAL 8,5031 En~ti.Brazil Square. cor. Bond and Prescot1 Sts. ou. ' Phone on t Phone 8·4951-lj·7898 Specl' "LESTER B. PEARSON alizing an cold wavLng, hair MR. R. JORDEN J. Til O'BRI EN styling, cutting and tinting, Newfoundland Hotel Help Kir will be one of the manicuring, facials etc" 14 Appointments Confidential. Real Estate Agent, Valuator & Auctioneer operators, no \Vaiting. apr5,68.------, · great Prime Ministers 261 Reid Bldg. Duckworth Street Drug Stores . ,, DIAL 8-3330 M, r.ONNORS Ltd. Expert of Canada!' PrescrIptions Pickup and oaprG,8 delivery service. COSTS PHONE 8·2206 FIRST CLASS Hamilton Hotel STAY DOWN STATIONARY ENGINEER 123 - 125 Hamilton Ave .. WHEN ARMCO' Must have NewIoUJIllland papers as the location of this position is at Wahush Lake, Labrador. Catering to Permanent Wh T B A permanent position with opportunity to assume and Transients. For re-. ere 0 uy increasing responsibilities for qualified man. BUILDINGS : Present duties would be operation and maintenance serviltions Please dial Rent Power T " SERVI of central heating plant, consisting of three 100,000 , : pound per hour high pressure steam generalors, i Rentals- all auxiliary equipment and heating distribution 8-5636 AVALD system serving a large iron ore conecntt'alion plant ;GO UP Floor Sanders WATER, ,\ i augl5,lmth \ Portable Belt ('_ .. ,~".'t and relatcd facilities, .- '--"-~--'-----'--. ---- 1'1. I .' A work resume giving full hackground information Saws, Drills, \ ;~ . " should be mailed to: I- I, Drills and Breakers, ... Supervisor of Employment, A COMPLETE .' k • E WABUSH MINES, FUEL SERVICE IN STOCK- STEI , " .. ,~ , Plekands :Mather & Co., Managing Agent, 1010 Dominion Square Building, i BEAVER , I\IONTREAL, QUEBEC 1 Power Tools Administratio: apr4,5,6 I We can ereet your Armco Sui/dinK fnt Labrador, ree . , and save yOy money at Ihe same time. hand, typing FaclorY'plodoced parts cui job·site wo~. i SKIL l eliminate waste of materials. Our ID Permanent p \ perlanced crews reduce constructiJn Portable Tools mining compl lime and expense, Write er call fO( COlI> , \ townsite and ,SEE HARVEY'S FOR: 1,let! informatiotl. . i KANGO , :. Top quality Oil and Coal A resume of • Fast-same-day service AUTHORIZE. : Elecb'ic Hammer full details ir • Free spill-proof fill :lRMC'o connections I V DEAL'R . Wiring Supplies, S Give Canada Stable' Governmen't ,. Low-cost burner service Switches, Wire, i I. EASY CREDIT TERMS I~hone 80151, 80152, 80153. J. J. HUSSEY Exhaust Fans, :,, Plckands " Rideout's 10 ", Vote O'KEEF'E . LTD. Electrical S MONTREAL apr4,5~6 Elect PEARSON, 177 New Gower St. 498 WATER PHONE 8-5795 Phone 8-6344 Advertise In The News mar16,sats,lf 4 HOLD~ CLOTI IF CHAI

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THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, APRIL 6, 1963-15 ......

ST. JAMES UNITED CHURCH Anglican Board of Education TO RENT KINSMEN JUNIOR CHOIR FOR ST. JOHN'S Superior heated . Invites applications for the following Under the diN:etion of MfS. Sandra Davis APARTMENT BOYS' CLUB will present an positions:- ' :EASTER CANTATA entitled BISHOPS COLLEGE First class residential area. "THE GLORY OF THE CROSS" • MATHEMATICS Suitable for couple Newspaper BINGO • ENGLISH SUNDAY, April 7th Apply BOX 323 c/o THE DAILY NEWS SERIES No. 74 • HISTORY apr3,4,5,6 7 p.m. in the Church • PHYSICS ST. MICHAEL'S G • INDUSTRIAL ARTS (Male) B I I N o All applications are to be sent to the INSURANCE 12 21 37 50 63 Secretary 6' 16 31 ' 59 69 JUST ARRIVED BISHOPS COLLEGE, 15 27 40 53 66 Pennywell Road AUTOMOBILE apr3,6 S 30 45 56 74 " ; ... ~ '.. 2 18 33 72 McCONACHIE KIPPERETTES /~, ... R.C. Anthony 11 24 42 EASTER MONDAY DANCE 4 26 38 Delicious oak sm~ked Kipper Fillets R.C.A. ;; Insurance Ltd. 13 "_iJ.. VELVEY HORN CLUB 1 19 35 from peak quality boned herring. p~ Imperial Oil Bldg. 10 22 12 - 6 oz. cellophane packs per carton Music: by Wilf Doyle Elizabeth Avenue Special Door and other Dance Prizes 5 PETER PAN SALES LTD. Limited number of tickets lEL.9-5079 $1.50 ...... :...... Single {4 Lines. P. O. BOX 1238 PHONE 82824 (Make r'BServations early) MUSIC ST. JOHN'S WEST and 20 consolation prixes for forming letter TO-NIGHT liN" YOUR . , .' : TttE 1963 DRAMA FESTIVAL WINNER :.~ :. Cards available from- WALSH, JAM;ES J. CHILD CLARKE'S GROCERY, Topsail Road X

; ( LUDLOW'S CONFECTIONERY, Cabot Street , WILLIAMS GROCERY, Patrick Street i Ii NEW DEMOCRATIC PARTY ; J THE LARK ! i To claim Bingo Phone 8-7269 by 10 p.m. ., I I' on the day published. Our "Tommy Douglas Candidate" MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY THEATRE AT 8:30 P.M. :, I:, .., 1 Help Kin ~- Help Kiddies Tickets $1.50 at Cha$, Hutton ~nd Sons and on the door. : i ! WILLIAMS PIANOS , I , I! DIAL 80229 or 82351 . , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ developInvest In youra Williams children's Piano music and BUILD A BETTER COUNTRY alents :' I i i:',. , Expert Watch Repairs Give them a Piano for lhp.ir ,I : very own. , i i . , . ,I .. Convenient Terms Arranged ,1 I • r SPECIAL ~a:;~ RECORD SALE 227 CRAIGMILLAR AVENUE If you are looking for a fine family home in excellent condition

Piano and Organ ; , this could be the home for you. A detach9d 3 bedroom, two , , VOX ALBUMS Showroom SERVICE WITD A SMILE AT storey with living room, dining room and kitchenette. Concrete Topsail Road basement, floor fur~ace, freehold land, qn bus line. This home PHONE 92161-92162 AVALON CREDIT· JEWELLERS $5.98 SLASHED (Also in Hr. Graee 5075) Sanders WATER AT ADELAIDE, PHONE 8·18.H is vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. thur,tf,oeUS Iklt lis, . .--.... " .... _-_. __ ... __ .. __ .----_ .. _------For appointment to vieW call one of our friendly salesmen. fOR SALE:: Breakers. .. i At Dark Cove, one dwell­ TO $2.98 ing house and land. Store STENOGR,APHER attached to h011se. On,the CLASSICAL RECORDINGS main road. Going ~t a. MALE - FEMALE bargain. Phone 4246 or Administl'ation office located at Wabush Lake Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, etc. write i\Irs. Noah Rogers, Labrador, requires qualified stenographer. Short: Gambo. . ' !. hand. typing and general office clerical duties. I I ONE WEEK ONLY STARTING I, P~r~lancnt position offered by a major iron ore mlnmg company, presently In construction stage of townsite and processIng plant. APRIL 6th to APRIL 13th i' . A resume of education and work elIperience, I!lvlng full details In first letter, should be mailed to: SupervIsor of Employment, CHARLES HUTTON & SONS PASSENGER NOTICES apr6,9 WABUSH MINES, CONNECTION WEST RUN, Plckands lIIathcr & Co., Managing Agent, PLACENTIA BAY'· Train "The Caribou" leaving 1010 Dominion Square Building, st. John's 12:01 p,m. April: 8th I' will make connection via ,PIa- ,, ~IO:,\TREAL, . QUEBEC CARS.POLLING DAY centia Junction and Argentia ,: apr4,5,6 OPEN HOUSE with M.V. Hopedale for west ::, .. APRIL 8th. Run, Placentia Bay. .; , . , ' 8-6344 Wm. L. CHAFE SUNDAY, APRIL 7th CONNECtION BAY RUN, TAILOR PLACENTIA BAY 2:30 TO 4:30 P.M. Train "The Caribou" leaving 4 HOLDSWORTH ST. "ST. JOHN'S ST.. JOHN'S EAST ST. JOHN'S WEST st. John's 12:01 p,m. April10th will make connection vIa PIa· CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN DONNYGAL PLACE centia Junction and ArgenUa IF CHAFE ~AKES THE I. CLOTHES. Art ,Harnett with M,V. Hopedale for Bay (BAIRD SUB-DIVISION), Jim 'McGrath Run, Placentia Bay. New modern 3 bedroom Bungalow. suitable' for basement Apartment. CITY FREIGHT ACCEPTANCE CL'OSING 3.30 P.M. APRIL 8th , . Living and dining r~om, kitchen and . ' Shippers are 'notified thai' bathroom, hardwood and tile floors, there wlli be no Freight Aceept· " 84857 85235 85415 85734 ance at the South Side freight . hot water radiation, heat. freehold 82145 Shed after 3.30 p,m, Monday, MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF land. Visit this fine' home Sunday, April Sth. NEWFOUNDLAND ' 87565 87921 87924 Freight is accepted daily at April 7th from 2:30 to 4!30 p.m. 86034 86132· Railway Freight Shed for ports Current Exhibition' on South Coast Service to Port Paintings and Architectute £l'om MOUN~r PEARL AND POLLING STATIONS aux Basques but In order to guarantee movement by this trip of M.V. ~onavlsta freight , 86 A'ND 87 must be at the Railway Freight THE ROYAL CANADIAN·· OPEN HOUSE, , Shed by 1 p.m, Tuesday, April ACADEMY' OF "ARTS' ·9,8068 98081 9th. ' , i ," . " S3rd, ANNUAL' EXlllBITION PARTY April 1st, 1963' to Aprif17th;1963 ' PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE OF .NEWFOUNDLAND· The University AJ:t9,alleiy', . , , . open Mondai:-'SatUrday"·· 70 Portugal· Cove Road ph: 94072 . 2:30 -5 p.m. ~d7;30;: ~O p.m.·' , I, ,'. . , ' ' ' , .( ,

I'-THE DAlLY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S. NEWFOUNDLAND, APRIL 6, 1003 SiT eria,Nova II,ro------& ATTHI . . for BEAT .T~ EASTER a,lll.,to 11 DOOIl, ~~lrl!~' ~~} SATURDAYS P!:dIII THE SPECIALS NO. ! 'I Oronada 61500 IS 13 11 +I '_. For complete ~fIPo 001- O.1Jko 4000 401, 39 401> +\11, COVERAGE BUDGIE and Cage 1 Pamour 010 In lOll 101 -2 i ! i Paramnq H500 111> 13 141'1 + 1\1 and PaUno 367 745 710 145 +5 • Payma.1 12S00 13 12\< 13 I> Prompt Adjustment $7 • 98 E G ASS I 'I ': ,+ TH L BLOWERS :j TORONTO Pre E,pl soo 111. 111> Ill, + h or Claims Dapllne I ,TORONTO CLOSING STOCKS Peerl .., 643110 34 311> 34 + I NEW YORK CLOSINII STOCKS , 'I, Tbe Canadian Prell Perrnn SGOO 15 14 15 tl Br Th. AIID.llled Pre.. CALL CANARY and CAGE D M' $~ 9'" ' Pllch·Ore 3000 6 51> 6 nelh Sleel 31 Kenne.otl 73 U 1 U """"'0 Slotk Exebl.,e-Ap,1I 5 REG T. MORGAN auner "...... ,. u., Completo Iabul.lInn 01 Frldny Iran.· Placer lOIS 128 2m 23 + Ii Borg Warnr 421\ Monl), W 371> RAISE IfIGH TIfE ac:Uonl. (Quotatlonl In cent. unlen Pre.lo. 808 815 825 m t20 C o'd. 57 NY Cenl 16'" Pro. Air 4300 91 92 96 + 2 Con. Edison° USI, Radio Corp 62\. INSURANCE LIMITED $9 • 98 m:rked I I-OM lot, .d_E,·dlvldend, A sr-Er..ri.htl. xw _ Ex·wurranu, Net Purd.x 13000 14\, 1m 1m +2 El Auln El 54 Soulh Paelfle 3m ROOF BE M, ohliln 1J lrom prevlou. board·I.1 Qu. Chlb 2000 21 21 21 + 3 Gen Elec 76'11 Sid 011 NJ 611h CARPENTERS ololln, ..Ie.) QUe Lob 3000 51i 5 5 - I> Goodyeor 3m Uld Alrerall 4811 l'irl Q MoUgml 2125 1511 lSI. lSI> Gt Nor 11)' lSI', Val\adlum ]31.; AND SEYMOUR Slotk SII.. "11h Lo .. Clo .. Ch',e Q Melal 2300 90 90 90 Inl T T 46\, We.tng.e 3m NK- Quemonl 205 $IO~' 10" 10\\ 511. GAL S S TA d Ab",," 3%~~IN~~ 19 20 Rortlor. moo 471> IS 4il1 +2 ,2 ., • An Intro lIction I ACid Urln 600 6 6/ 6 + I, Ilnglan 11000 61 57 61 +2 Including all but heater J D S l' Acera 3m 5S 53 5S Rnyroek 500 9 8 +1 lid A.k LEGACY FOR A ,; A Arcodla 21m 60 57 S8 -2 San Ani 23600 37 35 36 +1 All Cdn Com 9.32 10,21 Temple Illdg., Duckworth St, ',' A Aread Rw 42ao 26 211'1 2S -I Salellll. 5500 15 IS - I> All Cdn Dv 6.53 7.16 711.2 GAL. 5,S. TANI{ DOCTOR AU C Cop ISO W2 102 102 -1 Sigma 100 52515\, 525 52S -5 ,\merenn Growlh 8.29 9,04 DIAL 8·0370, 8·7556 " By AR' All .. \'k 2500 7 i 7 t 1\ Sl1vmM 2800 21 23 21 neaubran 32,on 3570 E]' b h S 'f t 450 , Aonor 2600 350 315 315 -5 SI1 ~!lIler 4000 2110 212m + I'.! Canada Growth 4.92 5.38 janI9,lmth,dly. 1 Including all but heater < lza et el er" • PARIS (AP)­ 1 Bankono roo 33 33 3~ SI'coe 5100 180 liS 178 -1 can Oa. and Ener~y 6.69 7.31 TI:!E BOY' IN , Blnkfl.ld SOOO 18 18 ta t 1· Slanrck '175 90 90 !IO -10 Canadnn Inve.lment 10.52 lI.M J..______I FREE-3 PRS. fiSH < into imp nlmal 600 10~ 107 107 -I Slnrr.ll 33000 9'" 9 9 -1 , Can."on TnI.leed 4,63 5,66 .... TI-IE ,POOL 1i" B• .,. E,pl IlOO 17 16 16 _I Sleeloy 7600 6 6 6 Can.lund 42.69 41.8! Bloe Mel. 9000 ~ti 5\; 5\\ Sleep R 3120 493 485 495 +10 Cham pan Mulual 5,89 6,47 C '11 R B'ttl with Asian 1 i\ Slur,eon 19550 31 32 32\. -I'.! Commanwe,lIh Inter, 8.88 9.73 Piau 300 $12 12 12 00 amI a . J e Blib 500 1',' 71,,; Sullll"n 500 16" 163 16S +" 7"' B" ... I A 1550 '181< 18' 18" I " $25' • B Du q ~1~ '5' IS" 1~'" 2"" • • Commonwenllh Inl Le,er ,~ ,., ne, on C'N:DI.'N ,i ,." 7' GlJLLIBLE'S States-ani 'lhl .~'15 ""1' 26! '"Bi "-5' Sunbursl 1500 13\; 131> 131, Corpora!e 100· •• lors lo.!8 11.23 B B B Rem"""· ." - Tock.11 100 I', 165 165 210'" 1000 l' 15 15 n .."". ~SOO B 8 8 "2 Dve"forl lu. A ' ., ..,ax • j nlbl. 348900 27 :2 21 -I Tauren. 1000 28 28 20 + Dverolled In. B 1.35 4.79 Alpha A 195 500 .[90 490 -23 TRAVELS interest in Bldcop 21200 10'\ 9\, 10', .,1 Terrllory ;~~~ ~r\ :~\. g'" ~,1it g~~~~r:n s~~~rl~ 1~:~ I~:~ ~~~f n B 1~~ ~I> 5~I> 5il; -2 TtIESE ARE SP,ECIALS Mary Bodell alliar I:g : \; 3iOO H 73 74 +1 OreyfuB Inc. 16.46 17.89 AAmn erAamn '\01 '3'6'7050 2353 '253 2335 -t2\\ \ FROM TIJE C'APE COD Bouun~~~I.~·f 150n 4!1,I~ 12I~,. 42I~ + I Tormnnt~~~r.ill· 43131 29 2l 26 t31> European Growlh 6.13 736 .. , :1. Ie: Bralorn. iot 610 600 600 -10 Tro.. Re. 1000 m, 131\ m. Federaled Growlh U9 5.23 Amn 1000 41'. 41> 41'1 I LIGHTER ~ l 310 3'0 10 Trlb,g 21700 90 84 90 + I Flrsl 011 and Ga. 4.49 4.91 All .. Tel 5600 295 va90 295 This magic is our b~siness Brunswk ~6", 3.0 • - U :llnlno' "00 18" 18'" 18'< + 'h 6 7 682 A t '7' 30 "0 3" '~ l1u11 Ank U !IR 216 218 +3 "" ' "''''' Fond. CoUeclif A .2. ugus us 2.,. \. " I 0'1-1 6 ~O : ., l:.bl. 500 11 1: l! II A,heslo. 100 375 375 315 Fonds Coli celli B 5.53 5,88 Aul Fob B 400 HO UO, lin + 501ftJ ara .0 i ., Camp Chlb 2600 410 105 413 ,10 Un nulad 5500.78 7(. 16 -2 Fond. ColI,oll! C 6.32 681 Bn·elnledch'O'" 2715500 27 2"1\,. 2: - I, ! TI·IE CENSORS AND I Caml' RL 600 SISH l~l. 151. -1 UU,n, FKoernlo 9.56 j8~ 770 770 -~ Group Inc. 3.60 3:93 ' " I' I I How many times have you' said,' .~'l' d love to C 'run, 1600 130 123 130 ~ 7 4500 12 II 12 + 1 Growlh 011 .n~ G.. 9.67 10.16 BB°nl'nnlel.e 1'3&0110°0 1216 2132<':,'~ 'tIl ", ... " C Allorla 66.13 13 12 13 + I Upp Can 1550 152 '16 152 +4 Inl'oslors Growlh 6.84 7.44 u .- I ITI:!E SCfIOOLS I C D)'no 6.1110 J11 lOS 10~ .3 llrbnn Q IBOO 221, 21\, 22 + ~ InI·cslo .. Inti S US 4.84 Blue Bon 525 11m 181\'11816 SEED J k NIl I have a picture of that?" And how many times c Molort :~:OO 38 37 3i'\ Vnndoo 1000 41, 4\. 41> lnl·e.lors Mulual 1261 13.71 C Colllerle. 100 511'1\ Blil '1%,+ ',' ac c son ane ll gdnSU~~' ~f~ 10~ 9r' 10~1> +2 ~:r~I~~ 2;~: I~~ I~~ 1~; ,""2 ~:~:~:l tn'e~U::lallng ~:;~ ~:i~ ~ ~~tagke ~g :i 4;% 51~ 3:,./' CO., LTD. II Gene Roberls, Jr. 5.50: has the magic moment slipped away'? Clndo.. ,605 13 13 13 + I Werner 3000 111, 111> 111, - I> N American 01 Canada 11.00 12.02 Cannram 4000 121> 121> 12\\' " • , TANGAROA'S I Can.Erln moo 11\, 14 11 -1 IV Malar 6~000 9\, 81> 9 + I> One WlIIlom Slr'ct 13,611 14.95 C Power 900 $11 11 11". /' ., \ Why not change it? ~::!:~~ :~: $1; I; Ii - I> II ~~~ii;o;Jlnc. I;~ mfsl m-:;~ ~~~~~n~rowlh :.:~ ;:~i g~~11:;d Q ~~ 21; 21~ 21~ -!' / ,(' DIAL'~ 8·4328 IGODCHILD I ~~l :::c ;t~~ 13~ 12~ I2~ -I ~~~I'iiarR I08:~~ ~~I>!g :~I> ~21> ~~~~~t" ::~ ~:~~ g~~v,;;~~ro~ I~~O 8;1> 8~1> 8:;~ 4""2 . 4. :" '. \ \ Olaf Ruhen "" .... 7.25 Today's camera and fil~s makegood pic. Cbetklrk 26100 8 7'; m Yk near 750 l!2 112 112 -1 Ros.nreh Inv ..UnR 10.3~ 11.~6 Comodnre 300 4504 {50" 4S0 .."Iof '. " '. " IHERE TO STAY I ChtUer 1000 16 16 16 \'ukeno 1500 4'" 4\'. 41> Savin.' Inve.tmenl 6.22 6.S0 C llon.k 31100 I~ .10 10,.', \ '., " , , ture taking easy ... and inexpensive, too. The Chlb-l,ay 1000 10 10 \ 1~ +3" Zulopa 8iiJ O;~S 21 25 +1 i:,fXf';~eft~~nrd. ~.~~ t:~ g ~~~~~as 131~ S3~\'i.~ 3~~~ i~ 'i~L~k ,,~:;~ 1~':t~~~ I~~': ~ John Hersey,,, 5.50 25\, 5: +4 S2g t . only problem is getting the right equipment ~~;:Il! :~E J~ Jf I~i ~I ~~lnl~:dUC 2~1~~~ 2S60~'\ 259 2l D ¥~lI~e.ti~I~:I'l1V. ;:~: ;:~i gQT~el\pr 5~(2 \2g'.!~, ~' ~~~: l~: ~ ~~ :;1& THE EDEN MEMOIRS Coin Lake 10(10!2 22 :u. -;1 AnJ: U Ilt\' 500 3, CO[lltream 1000 18 16" 18 I \' • • "SI! 4,00 ·6V 56~ 1:67' + 1~ I D' :1 -I A.omora 1000 91 91 91 +1 D Lense 30000 371'1 311'1 '~5 ',' Arm"",' "80 • -""79~i + i<, Facin 38 3,1> + I, TI Rt I:! The Earl C Bela G 30)0 7 7 7 - Il naile), S pr 325 521 21 21 ... I'.! Dumont GOOO 2, 21' 21 -2 Beth"",steel: . 32000 3m 30li 31 ... "' 1C • on. -', C DlscOl' 800 76 7. 76 Bnnlf 600 107 106 101 -I Fah' 69900 19 15'., ,16' -2 Ball<\>tk ,',,. 5100 5m 511> 51'" t 1'';' f A K G P C to help you make the right choice. And, with CG Arrow 2000 16 IS 45 -4" nata 5000 5'; 51, 5ll FI Reliance 8;;00 25 24 ~ ~S Boeing '/.:'i9000:.3m 36%' 3711 +113 I o. von, .., . ,., ~ , C "a1l1 ~ 25 25 25 + I Cal Ed '23 $21 21 21 Fox Lake 21'00 29 21 27 + I,; nor.,n J . 3300' 601. &0 .,~'I, +'\ ~(C 9.:;0 C ~hrb'n '7400 55 41 55 ;13 CS Pele 700 375 310 313 Ga'I'e 1000 3\:' 31, 3'\' Borg-'W xd' ftOOO 43 4210 42'.-;, ". "" ",,'", , OJ a complete stock, we are able to be objective, C ~I.rcu. 2629 PO 90 90 C n.lhl ]1J78385 3;0 38S +2D MOSrREAL CLOSING STOCKS G AUlolron 600 395 385 395 ',-to Bo, Ed'.,xd '..19110"'38;$, 3m 3B\'!-'!. FIELDI~1C'S TRA\TEL C ~Io,ul 1200 III 110 I1J +2 Cdn Dcl' 100 350 350 350 +3 III The Canadl.n Pro.. Glen Lake l~OO 180 ]10 1'"~30 }!". Hrunswk ••'311'i00 1&\, 16 ,16\, ;~ T C Morrl.on 5300 16 11 16 C t:, Ga. 26110 l!2 110 112 ; 4 )Ionlr.. l Sto,k Excbane.-AprlJ ft Gold A"e ,non 28 28 ". . E I • ',200 I'''' 15~ WI +" E TO EUROPE Helping you get results is our only concern. C Mosh.. 1100 210 20a ~OJ -2 C lII~h Cr 1000 19\, 19'.' 191,- '. Complele Inbul.lIon 01 Friday Ir.n.· 1m Helium 38350 2Z8 ~10 ~Ol -u :~~~~ ct e • ,3Joo'.' m'13U 1m ' GUID Con So.u. MOO IS 1~ :S +" I C 1.1 rd. 1000 18 :8 18 t 2 acUon,. (Quolallons In cenl. unle" In! Dl'edg r.OOO I, 16 16 '\ 1Iurl Ind "?2SIlO" 31'"' 301. 31 """ 1963 64 E ]. t' 8 "', ~ i Con Slob.1 .lM 7 • 7 + I C WlIIl,lon 6000 26 26 2fi -4 marked S. ,-Ortrt 101. xd-Ex.dlvld.nd. JubUee mil 355 315 350 -. Burr.h, 12500 . 301+. 29% 301\ ... " . ") (I IOn """ • v, C ~orthhl 2.~OO 31 30 30 _1'1,'l Cent Del 8325 835 810 835 +2S xr-Ex.rh:ht!, xw - EX'\\'an'[lnts Net ttlena liOU 350 335 35U .110 ·c tum t ~'--·.(OO' U"'· 12 12 + 111 I C Htd Pop 15000 12~l Itt.'l 192 -~:I Chnrter 011 1725 157 152 152 -" \ rhange is fl'om previous board·lot Lochhber :13.1 1:;0 150 150 • c:n nr\' ' 'i-100 22'V• .'.22 ::!21,. -;.. 0' k & C ltd C RUt'OUrt 563] lO\~ 9t~ JO C Drll~on ::!OC() 8 8 8 +" clos!n,::: sale.> MCintyre :iOCt 5:iJI~ 521,'~ 52111'l-11:, i Cdn Brew 300 ,%. 9i1. 9~. - lli Ie so. Con Shaw 4JOO 38 J5', 38 C MI. Mae 1310 415 415 415 N.t McKinney 1000 21 16 10 -:- ", \ CPR H'OO 2~. 2.1~" 26•• t ,\,\ ,/ CoP Cnrp 10QO 161, 16'" !6'; C 11',.1 P lilO 21B 218 218 + 1 Slock S.I" 1II1h LOIv Cln .. Ch'.. ll.r Chl" 1001 16 ~ ¥. C J 1100 9 8'~ 8 Coul'\'an 7000 !!J'l 2:'11:: :m'z -1 nome l'tte 100 $1:1 13 13 AbUI!!1 17j5 $I "l H\~ 41~ + 1~ Mill Chlb lona 111 tti In -I ~2 nse [ 1900 :r·~I· 37\': 3~~~ - I~ Th B k II TOOTON'S LTD. Cral:mt 10J5 J19 19 19 Om'nn 40500 11 9 10 +1 Algoma 700 S~D1h 491~ 49~~ + I•• ~tld(!psa :1800 17j 170 liU -5 :;;:r JI~io 5800 5r" ~,~l 57 + 1, I e 00 se ers Crolnor M~OO 11 l~~~ lfi1, + 1;" DYllamic 3000 ~2 22 ~2 ,\Iumlnl 39lH $261~ :W~~ 261.:& + :/4 MlstanJ(o :1jr:o tiS 63 65 +4 C{'lunc~e 40M)O 431,4 421'l t!1~ + ::t~ I CrowPlllt lOO D 9 9 ... 1-'2 Fr rete pr 1000 315 310 ::nn ,\lum 2 pr 95 S1R 47a.~ 4~ ... t,., :'\Sonpre !lj(JO):i 1:1 14 Chrysler 73000 1021/:1 98 h 102~:" T:!lj~ PHONE 8 5001 (."\1'("0 116~:W 12 10\1 12 + 2 GloCll:'f 3000 11 11 11 f 'l. ArJ!u5 5600 $lO~.i 10h 10~t. t I,~ )U Ple3c;l 2:10(1 S?" B:'i:l' M\, ,Cle\'lte 3800 42~~ .11;:"' 42~14 +H8 1 .. nurinJ 6200 Cl~ 13 11l1,il Grilioll f25 t~l-2 121-'2 12~1 An: C (If 615 $9 8 R MH D"lrle~ 200 Sti'", ~ ,", ~,+ 1,.. CU~i1 Cola 1500 94;11 911~ 9'H~ _ % ______.,_ ,,__ - ~---- DISTRIBUTOR FOR KODAK IN NFLD, " D'.\ralon 35:>0 18 171h)8 lIome A 2625 513 J2~~)3 Asbeslos 1260 $25;~ 2,H' 24i, - ~~ Nat A Vend 100 2£5 22J 2~J + 10 CBS 470(} 53~" 53 5l~i I.... rlch'..... lwn lil~ 1:)1, 15;'2 + l~ D. Cour 150n 9 7\, 7';-" 110m. n 2168 sm. 131, 131.- I.' Ail .. Sleel 753760 3760 3160 tl0 :-Icc neD 100 1.0 I,D 1,0 -10 Coml 5011' 9000 22~' 22 22'1.,-', Lib MeN L 3100 :1'. IJ 11 -', I Dur "orn 1~500 69 61t 69 11 B OU G 207 S16 161,'4 t6~4 + ~I Bnnlt Mont 685 SG61,'4 1i6 66 + I,A N Forma 400() ~~~ 5 ~ -1 Con Edi! 16aOQ 85~'l AS 1l5'h +~g' L.\,oll H900 tiS n,m~ fi;;~'I..j.. I~ . '-______• _____

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'." ,1\ - orn at t Care s ~a.1 5ull 300 215 215 215 +' Norlbcal ." + '" Balh P A I ~,,':~ - ~, .' • Elder 500 no 110 1.0 NCO pr z10 2 nell Phone 6HO Il6% 5511 56\', +;{, PlIl Gold 1000 4 4 4 ~ 1'1 Deere 4300 65,'. 6m 6m +;:, ~J;nn ;11M IIiGOO 6010 ;91, 60':;· " '~lercJ Hospital on AprIl 4, to -(Co;rtiifluciTr:O;iF;;G;i3i Eldrlch 2JOO 15 1, 15 + 2 Okall' 211 150 110'" Bow 5· L pr M5 151'\ 51 51 - \" Porcupine 6000 4''> 4 41'> T I; 50 4" '6" '7' 1 0" 22"' 22" 2'" , , , G d d d ' P 113 ' '13" '2" 12" I' ,. •• . ' 46 1 DI.I Srag 5 0 , • '''' +', ~!inn Ont 0 II " '"' ,- ',erar an ~Ierce es (nee ( Eurtkn 4;00 2~t, :m~ 2~ ac Pete B.. " II • " " + III Dowater 3~0 Sj~l 5~~ 5~, Pow Cp 1 fir 25 $46 46, - Dome ~1 !!PGO 2;!h 2i 27~;' _ ,~~ ~lcha<;co 42C:l 101 ~ 10 10 - 11; ;. Faraday 1300 165 III 1£~ +2 I'.e Pete w 860 675 660 6'15 +10 Dra'l1 166 393 395 39; Que 011 233i5 4 H 4 Dougl.. BOOO 2m 2m 2.11, _ ',\ )Ion'.olo 9100 53'" 53 5l', + 'I: Byrne) Maher, a son. 11.00-The Christophers Fw'ts' T 4320 15 15 IS - I, I'.moll 4200 52 50 52 t2 BA 011 3111 130 2Ul1 30 ijue CobalL 1300 320 310 310 +5 Dow Chem 13500 62 601. 62 + ~\ Ho"t I"." l"~ro 3~ 37 1', 37", - ": 11.30-SI·gn Off Fallma BoOO HJ1: 18 Hn~ -H~ Peruv 011 4000 79 78 79 BC Forest 4SO SlH!z 16\" 16~ + % Rexspnr 500 22 22 22 + 10 Du Pont 8100 241 2~2 2~3~JI +]3~ ~at A"iat 1000 2;1 ~ :if ~ :"!i':l I- 1'1: DEATHS Gallwln 3000 9 m 8'" - '; Pelrol 3000 63 64 65 +3 nc Pow 35J $20 19V. 20 SIL Colum 1300 l45. 33U, , 3~~ . -I~. East Kod 11600 118\~ 1151\ 11B ~2', I "'. ''',', - ~" 12.00-Counlry Calendar GeC'O Mlnts 855 $18~~ 281. 2Mi + HI Place 50G 52 52 52 +2 Build Prod 300 S26~ 2B1/4 28~'2 +1;2 Snucon n lZoo 151.'2 15,"1 a"v': -,:I Eaton ~t£J( 58{10 JS~I 35t;J. 35~' + ~~ Nat Dist 2500 25 !~:I'i 25!i Gene. 22500 15 :1 13 _2 I'rovo Ga. 19190 174 166 170 +3 nulolo 1500 705 700 700 ~t L D Lds I~O 99 99 99 -1 EI Aulo L 4CO 54 S3'" 5' +1 \., ,,' I", W, t COURTNEY _ Passed peace· i 2.00-Country Calendar GianI YK 9M $12'. I!\~ 12\; - I, Quonlo 11000 21 20 201\ +1> C.l Pow 1000 $221> 2m 22\\ - ',' SIlver R.~ 12.0 61, 60. CO. -2 'I t:l Pa,o HOllO 19 10", 19 +" -- - 'f II t N Y k 2' I? 30 Th' I th Lif Glenn Uran 500 7 7 7 +1 Ranger 100 115 110 115 +~ Can Cem 2319 $38·' 3W. 37'" + Ii Shop Sove 1226 !61. 6', ~" t\, Flresln 6EOO 3m 34\;' ~n; _ \i, , U Y away a 1 ew or p.m.~. - IS see Goldole ll'OO 3S 33 35 +1 Sore.. B060 125 121 125 t5 C Dom Sug 630 $27 261. 26'. - '. SlIvr Sum 14600 B6, 82, 8" Ford moo 491. 461. 191. +]1" April 4, 1963, Stella lIIary Court. i 3.00-Decks Awash GF Mlnln. 5325 16 15 15 -1 5etur Fr.e 3575 795 18.1 795 +10 Can Mall 170 S141, 7m 74~\ t 11\ Sohe)' 200 51H, Hh 1I~, t V. Fnleh Trn 14QOO 291, 291\ 29;1- I, ncy (nee Taylor). Burl'al at' 3.30-Yollth Concert Granby 'SO SI7 17 17 Soulh U 13300 13 12 12 CSL 875 $54 51 54 - \; S Oul.ull 230~ 8, 8, 8, Gen n\'R 12000 271, 261. 27':\ + ~. , Grandrny 1000 IS 1,1 15 +2 Spooner 1500 1m 101. HV, +'" CRn Wire B 1.100 514 11 14 +4 SC POlv 6pr 25W61'1 1l6h 1l6',,, - \; Gen Eiec moo iI" 14', 76'\ +2 Kensico, New York. Leaving to' 4.30-World of sport Grandue 4\:111 390 375 300 +11 Slnnll'eli 2000 41 41 41 +1 CAE 740 $8~' m 8\"- ',\ Sparlnn 1200 60 56 56 +5 G FI 6600 HI" 79% 61" +1" , 00 H '1 GUM.r ~OOI 820 8:0 810 -10 Trlnrt Oil 1500 160 156 156 -I Cdn Drelv 4114 ,:01> 101k IOV, Toohe 1500 10'.. lO'" 10',; cienMlUs"xd 17900 3B" 31" 3B" .(' mourn husband Nicholas four I 5. - erl age H... Mln 2000 m" Ill,; !1!, -" Union 011 300 sm. lnl 111; + 1\ Cdn Br pr 75 S521'< 5!\" 521/, - \\ Tnll,man A300 103 101 102 -2 G'IC SlEOO 6C\\ 6m 68', + ',~ sistcrs, Dais), (Mrs. Langdon, 5.30-Tlmmy's Easter HI",I 1000 H 11 14 _1 Unl,ph,r 10300 35 3,1 34 - \" C IIr n pr 210 sr.21l ~2 521\ + 1. Tolin 1,0n R 8 n, -1" Gen Tire 36200 2m 21% :m + % J) dd) S diN Y I 630 III sle Golf H8ItlnCI ;on 100 100 100 + 5 U Canso vt :lin 133 133 133 -2 Cdn Celo.ft 1995 S54~'\ 52 53~ -1~1i Tlb Expl 2000,71,1 7~v 7~~ +a Goodrich ]53M 49~~ ~a~A 4S1J 0 I cars a e, ew or i; I • - a r II of L.k.. 46000 17 16 17 t 11 Un Oil. 22110 157 153 153 -2 C c.1 175 pr 23 $36'\ 3m 36\\ + II U Corp B 100 12m 2L, 24, -" GoodYear ]6300 35', 3m 3m "'. Mrs. Lewis Dawe, Bay Roberts;: 7.00-JUavcrick lJea~w.y 2,100 221, 22 22 U~ neef P 1500 m 1612 161> - I> C Chem 9567 $W' All 91, + 'I', '!n Obnl,kl mo 6~ &0 60 -2, Grand Un 11500 17', 1m 11'. +1 '1 V" h 'I Ad I 800 C d'd Came "l~h.nel1 600 290 276 210 II Deealln 7S0~ 119 116 111 +2 C lIusky '00 101, m 6% \.n~unrd mQO 91; il'> .P -,-' Gt A P 5000 4811 48',\ 48"._ ,. "rs. . "as and "rs. a I • - an I ra Rolllnl.. 900 S2m 21 211\ Wilshire 1000 210 230 230 C Imp' Bk C 655 566 65',\ 66 +:v. I~.slern II 12600 57 ,0 51 +". GI Nor 1\ 4000 4n" 48'" 4BIl- V. Cornick. both of St. John's. '8,30-Hazel HOII'oj' 500 210 260 260 11.'lndlnn 133906 42, 38 40 +m elL 200 115'.it 151.• 151/, + '111 l\e,I\"l1Ie 18000 4'" 4 4 - '" G U Oil 1"'00 '3 '2" '3 " ' lIud Bay 420 S55', l5\i S5', Ion Can 14500 71> 7 7 -1l CPR 641~ 528\1 2m 2m t ,. York Sp.o 100 410 410 410 'IIt~m'lk 'GOO ;9" 49i: lm : ;; COLLJNS-Passed away at! 9.00-F1a'shback • Hydra Ex 5290 26 21Y, 28 +1 DANKS Crtn Pel pr 700 S1I 101> 11 It ~ n M 200 511' 51" 51" " , , 9 30 NIIL IIOCKEl Iron Bay 200 119 lI9 119 T2 Monl 1570 S6m 66 65 Cenl Del 332'; 835 810 835 +20 TOlal .ales: 'hiduslrlals 194,1110, mines Iln~erlalte 1200 25% 25': 25il:;- i: lithe General Hospital early yes· i • -Ch' g t D trll J Wall. :!Soo 11\, 17 11 -2 r.S 692 514\, 71~, 741~ + % Col C.lI tlIlO 56\, 6,; m + ", and oils 486,000. ' Inl Bu. 21300 412 429% 442 +12'" terdav Keith infant son of' Ica 0 a e 0 Jay. Expl 13500 IS 131', 15 C Imp Dk C 1659 5561. 5l1\ 65'1, Hi, Con liS 1385 5251\ 25'1< 25'1'. - \1 Inl lIarv 14100 551; 56 561'. + ! TII'ld're' d' and Paul Colll'ns of 94110.45-Sports Unlimited Jellico. 1000 410 41,; I!~ Tor·Oom 746 S6m 621, 63~' +~. Cnn Texl 100 700 700 700 s, r Joburke 20000 121> I~ 12 -I Ro)·.1 1003 S"61O' 75'1'., 7W, to."C Gla" 45 S40 40 40 Inl NickI'ap 1030027700. 60"3!\4 59'"31'. fiO%32', ... +\\ 1'_ I I LI'me Stl'eet. Re5tl'n~~ at Ca",., 11.00-Bonanza Jonsmllh :000 131, 131i 1m - ',~ ISDUSTRIALS Corby A lao Sli 17 17 - ~\ Int Tel 11100 4i 16~' 461. + 1', : nell's Funeral Home 26 COC!1.112.00-Closeup Joulel ISOO 135 135 m Alumlnl 11196 526,. 26V, 261i +Ii Cr.ln n L 300 Sll'" 1m 14\, + \H Johns l! 10000;0 49;, ,0 t II ' 1230 CBC N I' I '" ! Jo\\'lOy SOO 29 2~ 29 - I> (' BrelV 6249 SIO'.' 101. Olit '. Credll F 1005141 147 147 -5 l,ennecol 7200 i31. 73 73\\ i raen Street. Funeral at 2.30 .. - a 101la "elV. Keetey·' 12550 69 67 59 +1 D05CO 565 S!4ll 141, Ill'. +11 Cr ~'II A 100 523l> Wi 2m + \'. ~ '" 1? 40 LIN Spilrts G n k 00 S12" 121' I' ... !{o"'elte 12,uO 2m 261, 21" + " Ip.m. this afternoon to the Sal.: ~. - oca ews, ' ~:~l1~dd i~~ 73~ 73~ 73~ +5 In1~nd a e lJl0 nii 51~ ~;: gu~o.r~r ~~ mIl glit gl> +r' A~IER1CAN CLOSING STOCKS Kres~e 3000 23 2m 21 t I, Hamilton Avenue Extension I'atian Arm" Cemetery, Blac):.', Weather Kirk Min 2000 212m 27 - + I'.! Inv Syn A 3085 55m 56,.. 57')1 -1\. D Fndry 6il 565 61'1, 55 + % . ny Th. A"nel.I,d 1'.... iiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ " Kirk Town 200n 23\', 23 23 -1 Pembina ,1220 Si 7 7 D ma.. 125 5:9 19 19 Am"l,an stock Exchon,e-Aprl! 5 til I PHONE 95300 marsh Road. I 12.55-Sign orr Kopan 120lI0 16 141> 1m - '" Slmp,on. 920 $32 3110 31,.. + I' D Lim.' 700 5m 7\< m. - ~\ .d _ Ex.dlvldend. xr - Ex.rlghls. I .------Lib Mln I!OS SlO,. 30~2 30',~- J~ WnlnwrJte 2100 54 51 51 +1 , D Steel 551 St4~. 14~1 14% + \-k x\\'-Ex·warrnnts, Nd change is from IN MEMORIAM I' -----.------.------, L Dullull 7714 63~ 625 615 +20 Walk... 2835 5571\ 56'\ 57\\ + ',' D Siore. 6400 S141, 13111 1m + \iJ pro"lou. day's close. ~ Like Lin. 1000 9 9 9 ~ I> We.lnn B ;3iO $201. 201> 201> + Iii Dom' Tar 2226 118\. 171\ lB )1.1 \ L' 0.. !lOll 17 17 17 +1 Dom Text 1605 $19 19 19 stock SDI .. lIlelt Low CI .... Ch'" I MULLETT L Shore 2.10 210 210 270 Total ..Ie" 2,539,000. Donohu. 430 $241> 24'" 241> + '" B.II Phone 600 521,. 52 52v.. + II Ll""que 400 385 315 m Du Pont 4{1 $43 43 43 + ',' Brazil 500 J% 311 m In memory of IN STOCK .. CREOSOTE TREATED of course, is Lanll. 1600 35 31'" 35 +1 Dupul. A 205 $91> 91i 91> t lit BA Oil 2000 2m 27% 2111< LaUm Am 6000 33 32 32 F.lcon 915 5581> SRI!, 5EI, t lit Bunk 1Il11 6600 131it 12% 1m + II ROSELLA MULLETT, outlining hi Lollclt. 800 llB 13B 138 Fam Play 130 $18~' 18\', 181\ t l~ CS Pete 2000 llit 3 1-16 31·16 -1·16 plans to LL LI. 500 165 165 165 Fleelwood IBO 523\; 231it 231it C Javelin 22,00 11% 11'/, 1111 + V. who died L!·ndh.t 5OS00 161> 14 11 -II> Gndln 100 $91,; 91it 91> Cdn Marc 2100 4'.. m 4\1 . for its. sper M.... on lSOO 18 IR 18 +1 Fr••• r m S27 27 27 Creol. 1000 3m 37 37 + I'.! April 7th, 1961 fiscal year. llacjl. 16500 41> m 41> GRt 5pr 25 S100'" 1001. 100\, Crown CP 600 13 121. 12\\ + ',I Mad ..n 3900 225 222 222 -3 Gl. Paper 160 1181it 181> 181> Del' Pol 6700!' 1116 "' +1·16 If we had all the world to FENCE POST Min Bit 2016 171. 17 17 -3 nawker S 2050 $51> 61. 6~' nom. Pel 8110 121, 1m 121\ gl've, BOUND AND SQUARE FINISH - , MIlI'Chant 5500 M _83 88 +3 ~IONTREAL CLOSING STOCKS lIome A 625 $131. 13' 13\', + \\ Ford Can 10 1631,16.1'" 1631> +'" II :lillIoka MS 375 20 18 20 +2 Ablllbl B7 Th~l~anF~!~~alr::.. 91> 1I01llnger 1965 S271< 27 27\1, + \\ Goldfield 160a 1% m m We'd give it, yes, and more, Maroon 15800 II 10 11 + I'.! l10me n 1600 $131+. 13 13 - I. lIo1llnger 100 25 25 25 -~, To ,hear her voice. and see AVAILABLE 'i MariUmo 15500 {JII 11 43 + 2 Asbe.l.. 211, Fr•• er 27 Home PI rt 13430 10 7 7 Imp 011 400 33% lSI> 3lI;, + v.. I ~Ialatth 2000 81> 8\1 81> Bnque C Nat 15;. GT Lake. 181>' lIud Bay 32.1 $5511 551< 55'V, +1> Imp Tob C 400 12V. 12~\ 121'0 tl. her smile, ZIIlltrml 200 Btlil 860 860 +5 nank NS 741'.! Imp 011 4110 Imp 011 1410 1131. 1m 13\\ In. N A 1600 99% 981, 99 Greet her at the door. MI)'bnln 1000 9'" 'I> 91it + "" lIank Monl 66 HUd Boy Min 5W1 Ind Aeeep 3m S27 2m 2fi1O - 1\ ;upller '500 HI 41\ 4V. + 'I, ~1.lnlyr. 1990 $511\ 51\, 5m - \I BuanlqhUu'r.,PCA ~11'.! II~l Np~Cpk ~~~ Inland C pr ISO S17l.~ I7\'.! 1710,- '1\ L Shore lOD 2% 2% m + \1 MoKen 2500 321. 32 3210 • n Int Pap 610 $34\~ 34 341it Mo ..ey F goo 12V. 12% 12V. + \\ But all we can do, dear Ii !loWat 2000 24 24 24 Bell 5m M.I.·Fer 14 Inl Uti! 875 S4BV. 47\< 481> + 1\ M ••d ~ohn 2500 181'> 18 10 - V. mother, is go and tend Mentor 1200 291> 291> 2910 + 11> Br.,11 395 Noranda 34'11 Inl UIU pr 100 5521> 52 52 -I Molyb C ' 200 7·16 7-16 H6 MorrUI 2800 56 ~5 ~5 +1 Bldg Prod 2BI> PrIce 351. Inler PL 775 SBOI> 801i 801> + I> Nal Pel 1000 IV. 113·15113·15 your grave, !tIela Uun 1300 9 9 9 +1 C· Cement 371> noyal nank 761> Jamaica PS 100 S121it 121> 121. tl,; Nal Rub 200 S2 51'!, 52 t.'II And leave behind tokens of ldldrim soo 40 40 40 -3 C SleDmshlp 54 Shawln 30Y, Loeb M 100 $161~ 16',. m. + v. NJ ZInc 2200 30 29lit 30 t II I Min Corp 1730 I!II\ 14\, 14'" +" C Imp Bk C '66 510el 19Y, Madare. A 525 121;. 211'.! 2m - 14 Pre.lon 1600 7;. 7'11 111 +5.16 ove, Monell 1500 77 76 76 Cdn Brew 101> Tr CaD PL 25 MB PR 1490 1211,; 241i 241,; + % Pac Pel. 5600 1m 11V. 11% + V. To the best mother God Mt 'Wrllht 8500 67 61 61 -2 Cdn nrew pr S2V. UN SI.el 514 Marillme T 710 122 22, 22 Scurry R 92<10 13\1 121. 13 + % ever made. ~luJtI.M 1624 27 26 27 +11> Cdn Celan 53'11 Walker 561'0 M... F 5105 $11 131• .14 + ,\1 ShOT W 'd. 500 GZ 81~\ 81'4 ' 1>IllITllf 1>1 500 116 116 U6 CI'R 2B CANADIAN. Loblaw A 300 $7'\, 7'11 m - '. So Pen 0 300 351it 35V. m, - I. Nlml Cr 3500 141. Ill. 14',,, Seagram. 501. An, A Molyb ,235 Loblaw B 100 18 8 8 1'.ehnelr 3400 10% 101\ 10\i + ~I -Inserted by her SOD, Nealon 13800 22 21 22 + I'.! Dom Tar 18 Con. Pap 37'11 Mol.on· A .150 $29\1 291> 29\, Trn. Lu< 300 13',. 13 13 -~. Victor and family. Now Aller 3000 S 5 5 Mol.on . R 154 $30 3D 30 + I'.! UN Ga. 600 Ill. 11,.. 17\\ + \I New, Alh 1500 38 37 lB t 11'.1 Moor. Corp 1080 sm. 51 uHi +" Wr lIug 800 13·16 'Ii ,.. New Bid 1100 6 6 6 +1> Nor.nd. 1870 $34'1< 331\ 3m, + r. of car Nelli CII ~IOO 29 28 29 +21. NS LP 415 1251'. 25 25 - V. Toiol .al... 1,160.000. Noweonu 900 38S 380 385 +5 Poc Pele 2400 S12l1t 12\4 121. Nconex wi' 1800 110 105 105 Page 11m 1535 1ll00' 21% 21'!i - Yo N Goldvue 3500 410 ~\. 410 Penman. 32S 129 28V. 29 . 1'1 Hml 1000 8 R 8 + I> Pow cnrp 1420 S9 m 9 . REPAIRS , I, Now' H_ 1000]48 113 147 +1 MDST ACTIVE TOROr.TO STOCKS Prlo. Br 410 536 351~ 35\1- I, Nlw' J ..on 2500 71> 7\, 11> Br The Canadl .. Pr.1I Qu. Phon. 210 $Ii'!. 41 41\< + ',. N Kelo.. ~ooo 11 10 11 + \; BI.tk Sal.. lIl,h Low Cl ... Ch',e Rolland A 600 .91> 910· 91'.! +. y. TV Newland 62!OO 27 241, 2l1it + I> INDI1STRIALS Rio AI,om 1100 ,13 13" 13 + 1\ , N Mylama 3725 18 16 18 +1 BA Oll 23165 $30 30.0 Royal Bank. 770 '7610 75~\· 761> + % NEW . YORK' CLOSiNG STOCKS REASONABLE RATES Why repllc. foH.d pod. every Few y.ars. Our helted posh wllnnt up to NtlWIlor 1000 1610 16 16 - I> cpn 15127 12BI. 27% 23Yo +;i Salado' F 900 SID .101' 10\1 +'. Ii Br TI,.' As.o,laled Pre.. ;. GUARANTEED WORK I r.ew RouYf\ 1000 23 21 211'1 + Ii Alumlnl m9S 126~ 26\\ 26% +% Shawln 3B67 '30V. 30\1, 30\4 + V. xd - Ex·dlvideDd ... - Ex-rllIhl •• 59 years. No ord.r tOD Im.lI or too btl and priCIl are low ••• Order now. N Senalor 300n 811 81> 8\, Inter PL 8096 SEUIit GoY. aO Shaw 40r 400 . S441&' 4m 44l'\' , xw'-E.·warranl.. Net ehan~e)s' lrom Nick' 81m 2300 161> 151it ISIit -1 BeU Phon. 9121 Ssm 55\1 561' + Show mpr 25' 14614 4m 48V, prevlou, day'. clo... " Contact Nlllo ' SIlO 5 5 5 + I'.! OILS Shell In pr 1000, '2710 '2m 27'14 + V. . Nel p.~ONE:94123 Nor.Acme 1000 16 16 16 Nortbo.1 91000 25 22 231it + 10 Shell 011 1345 $181'.! 1m 1m + v. Slo,t Sal •• I!I,b'L"; Cl0'. Ch',. Nbrt.. 7700 32 30 30 Un 011. 28:10 157 m 1~ -2 Sicard 200 "57~, "m m ~ 'I, ACF Ind 400 07 S6, 87 +1\4 Norpl. 7000 11 1010 11 tl Provo Ga. 19190 174 166 ]70 +3 Simpson. 225 $32' ~2 32 +'~. Addre.. 4000 48'1\ 4711 41%-"" Normelll 7!11 208 285 288 +2 YDn Can moo 11> 1 7 - I> Steel Can 3345 519% 19 19'" + 14 Allegany 2300 'IDY, 10 10 + \1, Electron~c: . III'OUIOIAND ,HARDWOODS " ' N Cold.trm 177S b3 52 53 +3 C DeIhl 11378 385 370 365 +20 Texoeo Can' 300: 14m, 44% 441> - I' Anlet.rtt!' 162<10 130 123 13Q +1,' Northe.l. 1217:1 475 {50 m +10 MINES Tor Dom , .61) '63 63 63 + y, Am Can 6900 ml 45\1 451> + V. North, Can 3600 205 IB7 2C5 +10 Blbl. 348900 21 22 24, -4 T Fin A , )75 S13;\ 13% 1311 Am Cyan 12400, 560/, 561\ m. + '1\ t,e,~tre ltd. C.. o~i~A~~,t~~ "eeitu~uI ~':::~~\AN' Non'IUo 5011 9\, 91> 91> CUleo 176450 12 101> 12 +2 Tr:C Corp "500 '101'0 10'lI 10'11 Am Mot U400 1M. 19'1, lB~1 + ~ Nudal 3500 131> 1:", m. Wlndloll 133906 42 38 40 +11it Tr .Mt P L 625 $14~ 1m 1m + ,% Am Smell 2500 6814 68 6B '. 90 CAMPBELL AVE. Opemllka 5600 7lO 130 735 +5, Wiltsey 108500 171'1 16 171> + I,; Tr, C PL rll4113, ,59 ,45 56 +5 ,AJD, Sid ' 7400 15V. 15 15 Becoming O~ orc~I~" .._=~I _205 ~03 C Marben 07400 ~5 43, 55 +13 Un, SI.el 225 $514, W, 5\< Am ,Sugar 1100' 50',1 501~' 50\, _ ~ Alter hours:~Phone 8-7313. and drizzl ,. " IIlgh tOt NOW AT LOCAL PRICES, Plan Now f~r' Sunim'er Pleasure. Afloat , , '_ r , .... I ':, .... '... ,1 • Tempera ;;:~, ' ,Dunn's', Pharmacy: Ltd~ '. .~' " '" , • f ONE HOUR .....,.:;;;~~~T2·~~·~·~'-5" ~. ~:~~ard ;·.M·'O:LSONS Motors· • J 'Get "The REAL Ih'InO,t in DII'fCUAll>'" @ • " .' j. • .MARTINIZING , Trailers, " CANADIAN·LI'GER and EXPORT ALE .. and':, . . FEELING .OF SPRING I . • ... I. ' , I, • " • L ITHE MOST IN Dny CLEANING. .... ,','with " ' . FREE 'HOME DELIvERY. ;,:. ~,: SA)'ISF A:C~ON ,cU ARANTEED . \' Accessories , .' , .. . TE'LEPHONE 8·2011 ~5:' LINES : ,", , ' :" ~' DUNN:~ A~':VIT£S . .cnarles~:;,:~;)::Ben~:· timite'd ' "'~ BREwERY H~ghes~~~ynard· '~JQan$ers ..L ,I , ·NEwFotn~DLAND· tdl r' LID. , I • ~. , I " .' '- • ,:: ~,:,,~" \ '.', '! ' : ' '. , ; 'D~AL 8·7388' - 9·2697 '~" ::(~?·t, ~nse.rted'bY Board of· Liquor, 'Co~trol) . BLACKMARSH'RD,'·:· .. PHdNE·,9.2186-:-7 . . WATER'ST~:WES1';:', ::,., ,'.·PHONE·S-2131 , ' , '. J .~. : , . ' .. " " t "), •• 1 " , . ' " . . . " .. ~ " " . ,