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S.\Tl'RII,\ \', June II c'Jnri!f ., ., •• .. 4:03 a.m. I'RESEN'fS • t ., ., 7:57 p.m. E~n!e .... BORODIN 51'SO.\ \', JUlie 10 auUable at 'clt •••••• 4:03 a.m. THE DAILY ·NEWS SJnr.·I .. 5ath"t .•• ... .. 7:58 p.m. No. 155 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956 (Price 5 cents I Charles Hlitton &·Sons
'-j , :.: , ' , , No Operation, Say . ," . Eisenhower Doctors ~. I WASHINGTON (AI') - Presi· Recd by Maj.-Gen. Howard Sn)'· haM for the exhaustil'l consulta.[ ingly, chief heart specin!i;t at dent Eisenhower's doctors reported der, ,White Housc physician, and lions Dr. P:1U1 Dudley White of -Walter Reed. Friday night his condition "is pro· Maj,·Gen. Leonard Heaton, lhe Boston, heart specialist who has I Six other phs),cians took part In gresslng satisfactorilY," with "no hospital commandant. been on the Eisenhower case since the consultations, including Lt. Col. , indication for immedate surgery" James C. Hagerty. White Housc he suffered a heart attack last IWal\er Tkach. assistant White This announcement Wa5 made press secretary, also listed as on Sept. 24, and, Col. Thimas Mat House ·physician. • ! shortly before 10 p.m. ADT. , ' The staff of physicians attend· ing the stricken president did not rUle out the possibility of surgery later. President's Illness To Have ,. "hey arranged to meet again a( midnight when they might decide whether to operate on the chief , executive. Great Effect On Elections A medical bulicHn from Walter WASHINGTON (AI') - 1I0w~ver that he would not remain in the; 1'01' the moment, many Demo Reed Hospital said: serious- or slight it may turn out! presidency if he ever lelt he wasn't I erats put aside politics ar'! joineJ "The presidents condition js pro· to' ~e, Prcsident Eisenholl'er's lat· 1 physically up to handling it. Rcpublicans in expressions of hop~ gressing satisfactorily. cst lilness can be expected to have If it ever should come to that, that the president's intestinal ail "The latest X·rays and examin· an impact on the 1956 campaign; the door Would I>e open for a his· ment isn't serious. . aUons, including an eleetroc·ardio· wars.. I torical battle.roYa! among Repub· One thing seems surc: in til! gram, show no change j. his prc· Even if the president recovers oean aspirants including such men monlhs ahcad, GOP IJolitico, prob viously rcported condition c/:cep( swiftly, the issue of his Ilealth as vice-president Ni:;on. Senatori ably will do their utm;1st to en ,that the pre;ident is . _:ting mOl'r might very likcly become an in William F. Knoll'land of California., courage tile attitUde that a health~ comfortably. crease!1 talldng point in tile cam· Governor Christian A. Herter 01 I man is needed in tllc White House "He has required no sedatinn. paing. !low It might affecl Ihe atli· ~lassaclRisetts and others. ! Democratic chairman Paul But "The conducting doe(ol's have tudes of voters is anybody's guess,! E;tillt\;tiCES Sn;\'ENSOX i IeI' has been saring Ei~enhol\'er', , fmD os w.n· TO MOSCOW:-Klshlnev, USSR.-En rOlile to ~!oscow for a state l'lslt with th~ J
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-- ...... - " THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE ( , . Red China's Hong KongTrade Boom YOUr In~ ~!~!~!~EDY In The Customers Face 1 S · . . ,. .. ! . . . .!,N~.::",,;..;- :'A)...,; , aVJng~ .. " : I .', I., a • China Is on the rise here, but 60 I is the rapidly growing number of I Irate customers. • For the most part, this trade I St t I belnl conducted under' British ar' I. noses Is strictly legal. No stra· . ffi teglc goods are Involved. But the British do wink at the WHEN YOU label "Made In Red China" being Radiant is the June Bride altered on the merchandise . to read "Mlde In Japan" or "Made In Hong Kong." , INVEST as she !'lakes her breath-taking entrance ,magnificently Japan traditional supplier of gowned In a. dr~am-come-true dress selected from our new such . Items as textiles. thermos bottles and bicycles, was greatly arrivals. Her attendants ••• beautiful too a. a a in charming concerned about Red China's fXlstel colors. production of competing lIoods. But the Japanese Ire breathing easier now that the British have permitted a steady stream of "Made In Red· China" produc~ Beautiful' B~idaIGowns' to reaeh the .market. From both the China mainland within the oamboo curtain and, lovely.gowns, expressly created to make you a bride every l from the consumers outside, there l' Is. storm of complaints about one Will. fondly r~me~ber.· Floor and ballerina lengths; the merchandise. Newspapel'll some with matching lockets. Fashione.d from brocaded roaching .here. from within ned nylon, lace and nylon net over traditional satin. Sizes 9 to China Ire filled with ·Ietters from customera who' are anything but "MAD! IN RED CHINA" goods Hong Kong on backs of coolies; 15 and 101018. ~atlsfled, ventlnJ' their anger lin.. Once In Hong Kong, Red are hauled across, border to nilr'OId tralnl don't erosl the ChIna lobel Is changed. Priced 'rom,,, .. ,,tf,It ...... ,u ...... t ...... $19.95 10 $46.95 about Inferior goods. The Chines,. Communists are In the midst. ~f the first flve.year Other complaints include fish Now the buyers are holding off, plln to industrialize the coun. bones in canned· pork: batteries Retailers report that regardle!s omr: try. Their .obsesslon Is to over. and electric light bulbs that re- of the label, consumers are begin· 'ILl,; Bridesmaid's Dresses I . . subscribe the work norms that luse to function; locks and keys Ing to be able to tellr which prod· USED A Jun. themed selection of delightful were established at the outset of that do not match or locks for ucts have been pushed through the \ the plan.' The headlon. rush to which a key Is not even neces· bamboo curtain and they arc .!: r gowns for the brld~s attendants •• gowns but the quota results In pitifully Sary 'as they simply fall open any· avoiding them. . poor products. . . way; tires that blowout for no This city Is the middle ground. . , L~ Va.cuum thermos bottles ex. apparent reason, and In!erior bi· Hong Kong is one of the few f th~t. go on to laler gala eve~ls with fash-. CAR :.' I, plode like time .bombs, according cycles. gems left in the crown or the lonable flattery. Crystalette, lace and to. reports, In one case a plant outside China the products were British Empire. The British want • I." manufactured 100,000 bottlea •. accepted, particularly by the large t okeep It. The lease on a great (I WEARE : ! ' nylon net In blue, pink, rose, green, shrim~, Wi.thin .. month, 15,000 of them overseas Chinese populations, with deal of the area is up in a {ew. gIll exploded like overripe home brew an Initial rush. Textiles made on years. Cooperation with Red China 1 • OFFERING ,. lime, lemon and mauve. Sizes 9 10 15 and 'even before leavlnK the plant, and Cbinese looms which had been In· is the British answer to continued i , r > another 21,000 were returned by staled pre.war by the Japanese, operation of the strate.gic p.ort, to 18. tt:;::;::; retail oullets, whose customers looked especialy fine-until they cven if this involves a htUe wmk· A : , '2 I had ilso e:'Cploded-wlth wrath, were washed. ing at illegal shipments and labels, . \ ' I .Production of a nr. I Priced from ...... ,...... $J7.25 to $32.25'-. : I ----~------~--~------Nova scotia, Quebec. Alberta a~d revolutionizred" the bui 1 " , I: British Columbia. Soon they Will 'begin in St. John's! 1 1 • ' · BRIDESMAIDS HEAD DRESS I be on display in Ontario. Interest .. aI n new plants to .be opel . · 9 continues to grow in the Relision "'ade from lac'e and net with pearl trim ( L B ( am Prodructil~fi at a second pIal Brook will get unde I' • . •• . P ~~:~edLi:~is ~.:~;,e~hiC~3;sl a~vei~~ .;nother three ,reeks I ming. Colors of pink, mauve, lemon, blue, crease ot 525 over lost ~'ear. , , NINTH LIST Roberts. ~Ir. and Mrs. C. Down- plants are to be err i green, beige and moss. The publications Committee has Pre\'lously acknowledged: $14,.. ton,. William Camp, ~!r. and ~Irs. heen busy in publishing new books Rock Gypsum Indu, " 590.15. Wm. Pinhorn, Miss Rose Osmond, and revising and re·printing oth . lor Atlantic Gyp~l1m ! ! Prices each ...... $1.30, $1.75, $2.45, $3.30, $loo.00-Ayre & Sons Limited. 1 Mrs. G. Pearcey, Haroid Pearcev American agent~. in , ;, ers, This Committee is in c~a:ge , $4·.20 and $4.50 $50.00-Mr. and IIIrs. D.. G. Bur· I Eric Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrij at the editing of all our trammg '.. nell. Crocker, Mr. and ~Irs: Edward • material and make sure that it is t . $25.00 each-Cook & Bartlett, Hobbs, Frank Yetman, J\lorgan kept up-to·date. J , Barnes Marine Works. lliiller, Fred Guest, Byron Dawe. The Commissioner for Stores $15.00 each-Mr. and lIIrs. J. W. Canst. and Mrs. Roy· Grandy, Ger· reports an increasing volume and Bartlett, Metct.lle & Roberts. aid Hayward. lIIrs. Wm, Proudfoot tempo in the Stores Departme~t. : \: '10.00 each-Rev. J. D. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Boker, 'JIlr: This has necessitated new eqmp Brent Berg manuels) Mr. and and Mrs. W. Chapman, Mr.' and ment and a maximum erfort from '··1 .. Mn. James AlJardyce,' Premier Mrs. 11. Martin, Mr. and JIlrs. A. the members of the Staff in order . , Garment Ltd., Mr. and Mrs, Ste- R. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. An· to give adequate service to the I • ,'" pben Soper, G. W. Hynes, He\', R. drews. L. .T. Goldstein, Mr. and customers. "lore Girl Guide agen· I ' f.' I l ,. R. Babb. S. Elliott Limited, Staff MI'II. J, A. White, Mr. and JIlrs. C, cies have been sct up across the , Sgt. and Mrs. Bert Taylor, James Emberley, Mr. and IIIrs. F. G. country, individual small orders Shields, Fred Knight, In Memory Diamond, Mr. and' Mrs. C. Bailey. have increased, and a larger num· · !; of my Wife, Mrs. Wallace Long. Alfred Balley, Mrs. H. Earle and • r,l : ber or book fares was sent out to · ," $6.00-Mr. and Mrs. W. R. E, ChlJdren, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. the field. " , ~I~. I Jackman. :\tartln, Wm. Wells Jr" Ralph Many new Canadians had been $5.00 each-~fr. and Mrs. H. J. Chafe, Mr. and Mrs. Don Fisher, I • I Itill: 1 Girl Guides in their counlry of training crew of \ ,1 ., l.' f l\Ioorf, Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Knoli'- George Ebsary. Mr. and IIIrs. An· origin. and therefore we have a , ' ling, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rendell, drew Payne, W. P. Squires, John Bell Rock head !; ,\; I special committee to 10Qk otter Britain will , " ! Mr .. and :Mrs. Charles. Oakley, Mr. Bartlett. . these Ethnic Groups. They include IN.ewfounldlal~d . soon to de .: ' • T', and MI'II. C. M. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Under $1.00-$1.30. Estonian Latvian and Polish. We f " \' •• , o{ 35semb otto Moore, Mrs. Janet Moore, Mr. . Total-$15,29B,QO,. . are hopi~g by this co·operation to 'I' , 1' and lira. Phil Escott. Mr. and Mr8. .' A. S. LEWIS, ~ : I make their transition to a new O'~~;;~a:~:~~lJil~~.,( how anel they to Cyril :Reid, Mr. and Mrs. R. .T. Hon. Treasurer country a more IIDPPY one for the new product in con; : ) Hillier, Marjorie R. Roger!, Hud· European "irl·Guides. buildings. ·.·~I son Bay Co.,B. Murray. Mr. and Lone Guides are those II'hn. he· new gypsum panelling \ I ~ " .. Mrs. George Hemmen!, Mrs. Ethel Specialized caUse of the remote places in turned out in seetio Brown, Andrew Snow, James E. .which they live, cannol Ulle ... I." by hi'o feet will b( Worrall, Mr. and Mrs. E. Granter, Guide Company. We thcrc[,m' pU'1 Barnes said. so II ~fr. and Mrs. Ceell Andrews, Mr. Departments special attention to these isola led '. sold at a compe :I :::!I and Mrs. Fred <;Iark. Mr. and Mrs. young girls and their Commission· Eric Parrott, Mr. and Mrs, F. Spen For Girl Guides er reports that they have broaden ,::::: :j cer, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. G. Gosse. ed their horizons this year. A ; ,I ,,j. , Mr. and Mrs. C. Hookey, Mr. and Canadian girl 1I\'ing in Peru has Mrs. James Laing, Herb!rt Har· Camping Is a very important been attached to a British Colum· vey, Herbert Roberts, Leslie Duf· part of our Girl Guide Training, bia Company. and another one in iU'l\"l Bridal Veils fett, ].{r. and Mrs. John Crane, Jr., and our Camp Commissioner reo I I I: i', .• Liberia has found a place in an A new and grand assortment '0 select from. ~!r. and Mrs, B. H. Quinton, Gor· ports our total campers at 27,679, Ontario Company. Two entries AN . 1'1' ,!.> don M. Taylor, Mr. and Mr •. W. nearly 3,000 more than last year. were sent to the Commonwealth i l : 'i!- Size' ~ x 2 yards ...... Prie• • ach $5.35 H.. Anthony, Frank O'Toole, Mr. Day Camps have been very popu· Lone Competition. and a Guide 1\ :: ,I: I and Mrs. Frank Lewis. lar and Brownie Pack Holidays from Nova Scotia won first prize. Size 2 x ~ y~rds, ...... PriCi each $6.50 ana $7;75 $f,00 each-Mr.. and MI'II. Fred and Day Camps have accounted Seven provinces report seven or '\1:.;::.1 Candow, Mr. and Mrs. McDay. [or 4,600 Brownie Campers, special more Lone Guides going to Camp. ·1 ,t: . .: . ~ ~ I Size 2 x. 3 yards ..... ,..... Prjc.seac~ $8.75, $9.7.5, $3.00 each-A Friend, Leo Pope, nofe is Newfoundland's increase Four Lone Guides have won their '. Mr. and Mrs. E. Moore. of 49.7'70 over the previous year. Gold Cords. This is an astonishing ,2.05-Mr. and Mrs. D. Long. . The Canadian Training Commit· :. .$70.50 '0 $73.50 achievement when we realize that )] . ':1 hi $2.00 each-R. P. Halley, K. W. tee as a means of leadership train· ail their learning and testing is , . 54 "hme CIrCU. Iar ...... Pric.. each $7.7.5 Gi11lngham, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. lng, sponsored a camp for 100 done by mail. ," , . \ George, Mrs. Alice Wareham. Mr. Guides, Rangers, Cadets and Nor do we forget the girls who, I:. , . 63 inch circular ...... :...... ,Pric•• ach $7.9.5 and Mrs. Albert· Osmond, Pear. Guiders from ali 10 provinces, and because of physical ailment, can· ; I, cey Wareham, Harold and Mrs. 8 states in the United States, for not attend a Gjllde Company. ( 72 inch clrcular ...... : .... ,Price .ach $8.75 Pond, Pte. L. Scurrey, Mr. and 2 w~eks at .Lake O'Hara, ).roho Na· These are' known as' Extension i: ; Mrs. Aubrey Dawe, Mr •. and Mrs. tlonal Park, B.C. The girls attend· Guides because we extend our , .. , BRIDAL TIARRAS Eric Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ing this AdVenture Camp had the movement to them. A good per· ... I.ewls, David Burnell, Mrs. Ethel unique experience of camping in centage of bagdes have been won " '. charming assortment with seed pearls and rhinestonl Earle, Mr, and Mrs. Ches. Moore. the mountains and hiking over a by these Extension Guides and : ~ ! A )' . Mr. and Mrs. R. S, Taylor, Erie mountain trail to their campsite. Brownies, and displays of handi· trimming. . ., Dicks, Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Moyst, ·~Il s s Dora Farthing. Ontario crafts .and programs have been re '! William Pond Agencies. Frank Training Commissioner, is at pres· ported. Wherever it is necessary 1 fa Noseworthy, Gordon Bursey. Rich. ent in New Zealand. giving train· the tests are cllangcd so that these ,." ,. Prices 'each ...... $1.75, $3.75, $4.20, $4.75 $6.25 ard Hammond, George. Bradbury, ing there at their invitation. handicapped children may com Joe .Wheeler, .T. Babb, Don Brad. The International Committee reo pete with their more normal bury, H. Hallett, Mr. and Mrs. Max ports that over the past 12 months sisters. La!)e, J. R. Thome, Harold Legge, many Guides and Guiders have ,Mother of the Bride Dresses Mr•. and ,Mrs. A, J. 'Lush, Norman visited other countries, either as Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. L. Matthews,' individuals or In groups. They GUYSBOROUGH, N.S, ,(CP) - Dress.es for brides Mothe'r's • • • groqms M' 0 th Irs, . , Mr. and Mra. F; Kelly, Mr. aM have visited the United States, John A. Morrison, traveller,au· :.: I thor, editor, historian, is looking ~ r ~ Mrs. Ree. C. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Great Britain, Switzerland, Itab', •. ,' I and b&st dressed. guests are ali available in our show H, Kelly,' Mr. and Mrs, C. W. and Mexico. Across·the·Bordcr forward, In bis mid-90S, to having Collh, Mra. E. 'Bursey, Mr. and Camping and Exchange visits with a book published . , , Ing. Charming floor and street length styl.s fashioned lIIr. Morrison is probably the ". Mrs.' Walter Gosling. M. Day. the Girl Scouts of the United . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cormey, Bert States. continues to Increas'e and oldest man in the province to use d , , from crepe and lace and crepe 'and ov.rlai::.. Colors Alcock;' Slit: and' ]'Irs. P. JMar· these are valUable means of. pro· a' typewriter adeptly. 'Despite his 'I rlcitt.. Harry Wilson, Heath~r and moting friendship and understand· age he carries on considerable q of rose,· blue, aqua and rosewdod', 'Sizl, 16~ to 22~, Robin Janes, Miss B. Stone, Frank ing between the girls of the two correspondence. He also produces ,~ Mo.ort, Wilfrid Lalte, Mrs. Leonard countries. This year they report material dealing with the geneal. ". ,. and 38 to 44. ogy and. history of lo~l families. 'Ii: French, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.· An· lor the lirst time Girl Gillde Com· . He works quickly. and without the drews, Gordon Pearcey, Don Quin. panles and: Brownie Packs on aid of glasses. He also reads ex ...J, Pricecllrom .. ;...... ::... :~.$27.95· 10 $42.95 ton, .. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Humph· Foreign Soil. Tbese are at the 'I tensively &nd takes a dally walk . .; rles, '. . . Army and Air ~'orce bases in ...... The material he has compiled $1.110 'each--Mr. Ind Mrs. Eric France and Germany. On February about this part of the provinCe is Wheeler, T!tomas Hoban, Mr. and 22 of this year, a second world collected In a ·hlstory he hopes to· Mrs. A. Davis.' home for the. Girl Guides was have.published, Down Guysborough • HIGH ·$i.OOeach.,...Mr. and Mrs. Char. dedicated In Mexico. It is called ·Way. . . lie' Stevenson, Miss Janet Drover Our Cabana and will function as Belore coming to Canada, ~e INS. Mr. and Mr .. J. E. Brake, Rub; a Guiding centre in the same . wrote short stories for a newspaper Brake, James FllIlar, Mr. and Mrs. manner that Our . Chalet in in Dundee, Scotland. In this coun· Wm, rilley, Elizabeth Earle, nlrs. SwlLzerland is used .. try, he' wrote the History ol the • FINE Catherine 'Earle, Mr, and Mrs. otto The Public Relations Committee Highland Clans, and a booklet por· Hosklns,Earl Kennedy, James.Hap. reports that a collection of Historic tr~ying life in Historic Canso .. good, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hap· and National Dolls and demi Mr. Morrison's articles have ap. good, J. LiI1y; Reg. Kennec]}', Nalh 'puppets, given to us by the Girl peared In many Maritime jour.' and Mrs. Camp,' ·1Ifr. and Mr~. Guid~ Association· of Great Brit· nal~, including the Dalhousie Re· • George Crllch, lIIr. and Mrs. F. ain, has already been shown 'in view
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SkiUeclW...' orkers L. M. Noel, Employment Re· ;.\ :"':. lations Officer with the National .. ' ! Employment Office in st. John's, told the DAILY NEWS 'yesterday that recruiting lor skilled workers i' is going ahead once again this . I'·.., month on the Mainland. Mr. Noel told the New~ that al. though there. are still more than 5000 men and women registered , I A as jobless at the SI. John's' of[ice there' are rio~ enough skllled·:work· ers to meet tlie demands of the USAF •. . ~ , , I Mr. N.oel revealed thai 1)0 large ! scale hiring is as yet !ieing. done through the St. John's office as to ·1 ; cate no orders have been received I: • 1 lor workers lrom the. Northern ., l"'l~[S dl!pb)" OI~e of th,e aluminum molding pans \Yhich wiil be used 10 nio~d the eight by two foot· secti,ons of gypsum bases. He. explains' that the' only . ''''I at the nrll' John s plant.-(Dally News PJioto). . '. ' .. " hiring for.the Northe'rn .bases donc ~"'" ~t. ._~ __--_:...... __ - ___--:_--:-'":"""----:---- so far' 'has' been of. workers who •. • have' been specially' req'uested by . , . t t-:· .. ' .name by thc employers .. ',- , ons ruc: ·.Io·n' ,'. _.LaI.Cst.::....:..-£igures-on·unem----:-PlllYCd-at-. - e ... ' .:. Unplaced Applicants mplete ." " .' .. ' Male Femolt . ,. .,. ", . . .;" ....:l868 . 385 278 104 i:::.-:::: .... '.' ,', .. 57~3 435 317 107 .Plan,t . . ,: , 233 89 TIllS Is the mixing machine. which- plays a major role in prollue·:" Local Gypsum t· • . - " 9 June. 195~ ;:~;. ~ •. ' ':.\' 480B 398 Ing Itle final gypsum product. The water and gypsum is In large rubber tubs by an automatic mixer. A rei ease from Mr~·. L; c'oombs would prefer persons who havc Pro'duction of the Employment Office: reads hotel experience, or II'ho have as follows: ".' .. worked as chief cook on large con· struction projects . . We require a nUl"ber of· quali· Vacancies are also listed for Few Days' fled electricians for' employment professional engineers, plumbers on the Avalon Peninsula. These and st,camfitters, wire communi· Production of a new building material which ,has must be journeymen or .. have' six cations maintenance men account· or seven years experience'\I'orking ,ants, draughts men and oiher skill· llo;lti.onizcd" the building industry in Great Britain at t~e trade. A!so required. ~m. cd tradesmen and technical per· ~gin in SI. John's next week at the first of a string ":1edlately are two fully qualified sonnel; these positions arc with to be opel'ated by Atlantic Gypsum Ltd. first class cooks. One must have thc U,S.A.F. on various bases in at a ;CC(IIHI planl In experience as a meat cutter. We the North East Air Command. Brook will gel underway had becn completed within 471 : I~othrr thrr'c wrek, and working d«)·5. planls m 10 he erected "Tl~~ gYP~ul11 panclling," ~e Manager ... Rock Gyp.mll Inou~trie~ ~aid, I,s being used In m~,ny BrIt· Atlantk (iYP'1I11l their, Ish go\crnment buildings . .Im/rican a"rllt~. In the ~Ir. Barnes sai.d that of 300.000 • 0 new homes bUilt lor English I!\\' matrrial. u'cd extcn.! County Councils b~' the Britlsh Comments' On in Gmt Britain. is "I'pstlm I gOl'ernment tll'o·tlmds had been . . ~. I constructed by Ben Rock .. B;rnr.<. En~incerln~ i "The London County Council Is {or !lell Rocll I noll' in the p,~ocess of building 26 the erection of the I new schools, Mr. Barnes. con· Ferry. Service plant and \\'111 be In. tinued, '~an<1 all of the work Is , ,. . ." limilar work on all of I being done by Bell Rock." '~e . welcome these" comments to be huilt through· Bames explained. that whllie for we fe.el that they, wlllhelp I ~Ir. . .us to provide a better. service " ,Xtfl:oundJand and the ~Iari. the g.ypsum panell~ng IS used for extcrlor construcllon a special • C. F. McLelian Jr.,' J.i~nager. ~l ilmt! told the DAtL \' ~\'aterproonng mixture Is Included the Newfoundland Transportation that the new St. In. the gypsum solution when It Is Company, operators of the Bell turn out noD sq. being proc~ssed. Island ferry' ser.vice made this ,i oaih' ano 11'111. "The walls of homes built with statement yesterday. when ·ques· operated IiI' a crell' oIl the g)'psum wall board," he said, tioned bi the News about a brief . : "arc load bearing from fou'r Inches presented .tD the Public. utilities trainin: cl'ew of work· ; up and wlll'!ktand a weight of four Commission, outlining ten"'points Bell 'Hoek headquar· ,and one half tons per foot run." for improvemcnt in the service. Bntain will come I Attorney General Leslie R. Cur· Mr. McL"ellan said that his firm was striving to provide the best I· , ...'", .... 11 •••' ;0011 to demon. \. tis will own the first of the new , (Daily News· Pholo) oC .~e melhod Q/ assembly of llypsum houses to be bullt in St. possible service for the. people . pancllin~ ilno to show John's," Applications for a permit . .JOHN E. BARNES, 'who ha5 worked with' Bell Rock Gypsum Bcll Island and they were alwa),$ ~, Indus:ries Ltd. for eight ye.,rs, "is now attached 10 the' staff oC ready to listen to suggestions lor h"lI" they may to build the Attorney General'~ Improvement. . ttll product in construe- gypsunt home has bcen made to' Atlantic Gypsum Ltd. in Corner Brook and is supervising t~e building;. the City Council by his ~olicltor'l crection of the new gypsum panel producing plants; Mr. Barnes Pointing to the' Company's re panelling which ~Ir. D. W. K. Dawe. Construction holds up a section of the new gypsum panel which he says has. cord since it startcd operation in 0111 in fcclions 01 won't be startlng on the Attorney revolutionized the construction industry hi Great Britain. . January Mr. McLellan revealed .' by Ilia fN't will he pro· General's home until the Council .' '. - that It started operation in Jan. TilE RUBBER PRESS which compresses' thelZypsurJ parlel sec·:: . Barne~ ~lIir\. ;0 that it has ruled upon the application. gypsurh panel sections Is to weigh arated. Arter the two sections have (S "FERRY SE ' ~ions before thcy are taken from Iheir .:Iolds ;;nu joined for,'-. !Old at a competitive The equipment used In the sell· out the amount of raw material· to 'been joined, the .panels·, are run I__ ee__ · ____ R_V..;It::_E_'.:., _.P_ag::.e-.-:2)~ __,"- ______Ing up of the new gypsum vo· be used. Watcr Is then added to through a special drier .and the I 'A drying.-(Daily News. PhIM). t· . ~x con,lruc\(·d buildings cntional training school buildings the raw material and' the mixture finished product dof a f surfaced gyp- ward ·..Judg'·. ment arc not sold for cash by the plain· \ --_._.-._.~lORE LOCAL. ~EWS __ ...... ONi~ ":;;- genmlly recognized on the Southside, has been shipped is poured into .a speeial mixing sum panel is rea y or .use. . f tiff, and that the purchase of gas PAGE 20 ;, Great llritaln. in sections to Newfoundland from tub. Next the mixture Is poured Mr. Barnes told' the. NEWS .that was an essential undertaking for ------" - !::<:- told the NEWS of Great Britain over a four mouth Into the molds and run under a he would probably spend ·the next T 0; -I C completion of purchase oC the Including' Directional Srg' hungalo\\' in Glas· period. Erection of the plant has special prcss. Each panel Is mnde b k' n'd O' . I t ld t tl e d f datil • had been completely heen going ahead since February, in two sections and after the gyp. three years shuttling ~c R . ' . ompanv'eqUi pmen so ole en 1 lIS' . .. .- d sum and water mixture has been forth from. the Mainland. to New. . '. .. 01 at factory prices. na 5, eavy prlllgs wilhin one \\'eek. under Mr. Barnes' supervision.' a~~ reasonr), done in it," Special brick tables for holding pressed the two 6ections arc foundland •. His next job.w~11 be Judgment In the case oC the' is going to build a station oPPo'i1e Sir A}bert Walsh in his judg· Shock Absorbber5, Hcatsr,·, the chimney." the aluminum molding pans, . in joined together to form n full to· superVise the constructlo!l' of Great Eastern Oil against Augu~· if I do not go with him." • ~a~~ !~1 ~~~~r~~~I~o~~~~c;n~a~h~ I Undercoating and Licrn!e At. example oC IIle which the actual panels arc formed, panel-the two sections adhere to the .Corncr. Brook: plant and thcn. tus Chafe of the ·.Goulds ,vas ltarid· The evidence showcd that Ihe Great Eastern Oil did not accept The 1951i PONTIAC SEDAN 11 ~hlch the gYPium pancH. were erected for the plans by each other and after. the' process plans for the additional plant's aTn. ed down yesterdaY'lif tlie Supreme agreement to purchase gas and .or adopt the repudiation of Ihe sells for $2770.00 deliveted be ereeted he said thaI pupils at the Vocational school. has been completed cannot be sep- . . to be laid. .' Court by Chief Justlce Sir 'Albert other supplies was one of the terms contract given to them vcrbally St J 1 " :- . ttil hO:J!ing del'elopment The first step In processing the Walsh. The Great Eastern' Oil was of the sale; and pumps and lanks in Septcmber, 1955. ; 0 m s. given judgments wilh' cos!s, Rnd the net ,.profits of '$750''-were al· . .' lowed· from' Septc·mber· 6th" 1955, . I l ! 1 to February 9th, 1956, to t.lie plain- i . : . tiff. lIIr., H.' B. Morgail' appeared \ . .\ . fO.r the plaint!II, th~ ~reat. Eastern .. .' .. I . 01,1, and. Mr. G. Stlrilng, Q.C., for I JUNE TIME IS VALUE TIME . 'j tIle defendant.· . ..' '. (.; .'" i ~ 'I : " ·,1 The case arose out of a breal:h ' , . '\ i of contract ·between :the. defend· HELANCA S·T.R-E·T·C-H ant and the plalntlfC .. ', An agreement IYas. made be- . tween' the Great Eastern' 011 and Mr. Chafe In July, 1954, wherehy NYLONS on payment of ~ sci' sum .oC $550 i down, and' ~311 a month .by thr , rhe Hose that fit like a second skin-Sub· defendant the Great .East~~n Oil j standards ...... would provide tanks, ·pumps, etc" , ",,59'
at a filling station, and Mr. Chafc' 1 would pay. this sum monthly until· I the total $2,200 provided hy the I Company was paid back. He also : SPECIAL CLEARANCE agreed to buy his supplies of gas. I storage batteries· and tircs from I MISSES' 'N' WOMENS' the company for a period oC five I years. . . .' BERETS 'N' CAPS In ,September, 1955, Mr. Chafe FOOTEES paid the total: bill to'. t!IC' .Great Corduroys-Velveteens Eastern Oil 'and made no further Brushed Wools .. of 'Mercerized Cation, purchases of oil' from the com· pany, but s\Vltehed to' Irving Oil. ORIGINALLY SPECIAL ... ·· ...... ·.... . The defendant said. In his evl· 97c49c ·9' dence that his relations with Great Easiern Oil were satisfactory but that, "the olher·companY was after me and: asked· me would, I be a representative' of' them, : and II·J did .not they would put, up' another bushiess",. and. added:. thatdrving _ 4, '. '_ 'company ·iritended lo:'·opim· iI more Geor wa~ made yeslerday afternoon In Ihe office of .!hc Manal!l~l!. Director. ~f. the Newfoun?~and Mr.rg~rlne C!!m·· modern' service station" lit the Llinit!e G. Crosbie. The presentation was made 10 Mr. and Mrs. Crosb.~ by employees_ of th~. Newfoundland Margarmc . Goulds;'· '. .'" Mr : on Ihe occasion of their 25th Wedding Anniversary. Chalrmlln of the' procecdlngs wa~ the' Sccretary of tbe , The ,evidence· showed, that:Jhe II ;h . r.. l'ittmllJl. ~[r. Harry TlIIey, the oldest em ployee, presented a sliver tray !o Mr •. and· Mrs.' Crosbie.. O~her ." defendant said .to .an 'ofCiCial ,of COlli e cclcb~atlon were lIfr. S. G. Maunder, General Foremnn, Mld Mr. E. Adams, C~airman of. the Employees Repre: the company \i'Ii~n hqiaid up the Cro ~Iltce. .A prmntalion al flowers was made It, Mu. Crosbie by' Miss r;hyllis Rimdcli' DC. the' OfCice '. Staff. Mr. clif[erence of'lhe bill,' in' Septem' ber, "We are. paying you off and lit ie:1 e, ~ho have been spending a holiday with their' daughter In Fi(}rlda, arrived brr<;k U!' !i~. ·John'. on Thursday;. are go'lng ';\vlth' Irving' or" Irving , 10 Ilsht:.-Mr, Tilley,' Mrs .. Cro.sble and'Mr; Crosbie. -(Dally News Phol~). . . -'. : '. .- . '. ',. . : "'\. 'I: ,.
I, . '; '';1, ~""! ~~" r'~:"Ff" r I;. " , , . I . THE DAllY NE'NS, SATURDAY , • .. • I I' Spott·, ! i IIHope We're Not Looking Into the Future:' , iJ • . THE DAILY' NEWS' -;i;!; ~ . ~l:f ~.' ( ,- Activiti~s Newfoundland's Only Morning Paper News . .. II In The B), WAYFARER The DAILY NE-WS Is a mornllll PBpl!f e.:nbllshcd In IB94, amI published lit the News Building 355·359 D/lckworlh SIred, licit, and who could hope to I NOTES AND COMMENT St. John's,. Newfoundland, by Roblnsun When we are told thnt $412 operate her at a profit, Is going " Company, Limited. million wlli be required to me~t to be of the order of four mil· ~1EMBER or rUE CANADIAN PRESS the annual deliclt on the Witllam lions a year som~b9dy should KennedY left hI The Canndlan Press Is exclusivelY enlltled Carson, we make like the man propose sending her to the J, y. Fortune Harbour 0 brealtcrs, Those' four millions for mother, Mrs. Joh \1) the usc for republlcatlon of all newl from Missouri, In fact, we frank· ly, hluntly and perhaps hrashly would be close to the interest to her preesntly very it dlspulehes In this paper credited 10 it or 10 charges on cODl'erling the rail· ~ho s mpanied by II! refusc to beliel'e that the gold· aceD t K 'fhe As'socla!ed Press or'Reuters ann also the platcd fel'ry can have an ·operat· Ivay from narrow to standard MisS Margare e 10CIII news published therein. ing loss of $12,000 a day, It just gauge. That is something that • lof the Mental Hu All Press service 1nd [euture artlcles In docsn't SOllnd cl'edlble, Sumehow would bring us real benefits • II-;i" • this paper are eopyrl{li.1 and their repruduct!nll or other, we think the items in • • • !tJff:chard suton went We doubt I'ery much if the. )U Tuesday on a visit ~AIU SUBSCRIPTION RATES Is prohibited. the main and supplementary estimates hal'e been misread or last of the strange, weird' and 1I1rs, Walter Mart f.' Canada ...... S 8.00 per annum misinterpreted, It seems more: tangled laIc of the Carson has receiving treatment at tl United Klngdom and all been heard. There is no assur Member Audit Bureau 01 probable that the S4¥.! mUlion !lospital, 'T' . ~ Foreign Counlrles .• , ,512.00 per annum allocated for the Carson's alleged nnce yet that she witl be able as Moore CN mal ,. Authllrlzed as second class mail 1'05: OffiCI Clrcul;,Uonl deficit must. includc other ex· to operate effectivel~' on Cabot 1'b:an was here on a vi! -tlepartment, OUawa, penscs thnt have not~ing at all Strait and still less assurance afternoon, to do with opcratin~ account. that her \'alue as a carrier of £ Conner of Doseo I tourists will amount to anything ,.• _.,.,. •. " is presently on t • I • • • ------.------~------If Newfoundland had one for a good many years to come. , esS for the company. SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956 representative in thc House of We still think she should be bUsln It; MoffAtt or Halif s e r v i n g the most denselY· tllis week doln& bl " Com m 0 n s who was in a tere I' The trouble is that too often selfish. po~iUon to ask for 'and get ex· populated area of the Island from bad-mannered or. smal't-alick 'types planatiuns about such (hlngs. we which the greatest £low of traffic, A T Bonnell, Chief ! Building Tourist Trarle make it pretty difficult for thc person would hal'e a clearer picture. As in and oul, could be cxpected. . D~mlnlon Waban a C who has the proper attitude towards it stands, howenr, embarrassing But she is more than - a ship, bUsiness triP to St. Johl .. The Director of Tourist Development. ' questions cannot be asked, We more than a while elephant, She morning. , Mr. Vardy, recenlly told the News that' safe-dr'iving. are surprised that arrangements is a political football. Of one Spencer of the Ur I We have noticed recently more and were not martc long ago with the think we can be certain', Both Company was hE ·,he looked for H vcr\, substantial increase the cabinet of Canada and the in the interest of I 'in tOLlrist spending in the next few more in city traffic a willingness on the Conservatil'cs in Ottawa to hal'e Pal't of drivers to give the other fellow one of their number nominated Department of Transport 'must , years. ' as a spukesman for Newfound· be fervently wishing they had 1'hornas Ryan lrBve 11i " There i5 no reason why this prediction a bl'eok. More dri\'ers will now halt for land and 10 aSK questions that no never heard her name, is presently. her~ hi a moment to let somebody in front get good Liberal 1I'0uid dare put • • • on a business trip. should not comr.jitrue. The only ob D Talilon made a b away from the curb 01' allow an ap without drawing a chilling and Canada's luck was out when' st::c1e is the searcil\' of accommod:ition. the Carson went on the dralling ~ st, John's Thurso pJ'oa~hing cal' to turn into a cross street. ,'cry salutory rebuke from party The great deficiency in this respect is leadcrs, boards as apprOl'l!d policy, We being made good by degrees and in some But ther~ are still the boorish dri VCI'S • • • hal'e watched with interest the Clare Dizzer represent I\'ho deliberately speed up at the ap Back in the stormy days of local tumult aroused by the fact Johns ;\Iansdille paid ,majm' centres, \\'ith the help of govern that a personable young man visit to the Island d ment loans, modern hotels will be put proach 10 an interscction and take controversy over the French a fiendish delight in putting somebody Shore, Newfoundland had an un· and his personable wife', have past week. up, It is unclel'stood also that more and official membe), in lhc British 1I'0n $19,000 in a sweepstake on Fred Basha who was h else to incollvcnience, 'House of Commons. He was Sir the Derby, We like to see nice her mother Mrs, Reg more people along the highwa~'s are returned to her ho jll\'es!ing in cabins. Noll' bad manncrs in ordinarv :;ocial Charles DUke, on~ of Ihe ablest young peoplc having a spot of C!t,1ti4&S . puliticians of his limc, He was luck and Oil!' regard is faintly Brook Thusday afl \ . intercourse injures onh' those \vho dis -Edson In Washin I, Bllt the cxtent of lhe accommocbtion alfcctionatch' known in this tinged II ith env)', Through the , ' it. 011 the and in COIl ,.:l1eedccl 10 lake ral'e of local tomists is pla~' high\va~'s island as "the Newfoundland years, we, have been buying ~&:--/;f Brian \\'alsh of era , . Allli.Illflal.ioll J1e(lSIl"(',~ Brillrr here Wednesday or .·l'.ill limited and there arc thou~al1c\S of gcsted traffic situations, discomtes\' call member" ;1nd there was often swcepslake tickels and dreaming Ben BU!"l"opghs ~ of what might be done with a . trip, , ;-,:c\\'l'oundlancl ('amilies allxious to drh'e catl~e scrious accidents and even' cost raus~ 10 be thankful 101' his 111'1 ch·ba t, Ba 1'/'(1 (T(' pOlI'erful adl'oency of our rights big windfall-sal' first prize in "IN·LAWS" I"' Jean Spul'I'ell of Lawt, . I "o\'er the new highwu,"s rllld make the lh·cs. Deliberate displays of ill-man Store made a brief \. Ilered driving should be checked upon when, as WH~ so often Ihe case the Irish swecp. But half of the Some people say that relali· • ,', idand hettcr known to theil' families, in Ihose timc\ they were grave· jo)' o[ HI'ing is to be found in I'CS •. , rallse heaps of untold By PETER EDSON John's Thursday morDl , 'i J, F, Fleming spent sel The great trouble lies iii the shot'tness by traffic patrols whenever the,\' are Iy threatenert, hatching pleasant fancies and we strife. , , by cutting into fam· :'iEA Washington Omcsponrirnl . ,I spotted. They should, indeed, be a • • • contend that none arc more ily tics .. , by using gossip's In 51. John's this Il'ff , of the holidi.l\· and tourist season, ~'ew knife. , . they say that in·laws Olga Tucker retm , . pltnishable offcll<.!e. There aren't any Dilkcs among pleasant Ihan those deri,'ed from .------,--~---,------'---~------\\'ASHINGTON-( NEA l-,\lIlomolll:, and homo•. --hlllldm,.....'--. . 'people arc pi'eparcd to make large in- luoking at a ticket in a big C
sparr News Fro-m Bell Island- Social A~tjv;ti~s_,, ___'- --:-___-.-. _____'__ ~IT;;.;.EM;.;;..S O.;;.;.F~IN.;.;..TE.;.;..RE.;.;.ST.;.;TO;....C~~M;,;.;.M...;.UN;....IT;.;..Y ___-~------.L-P-.:e-·r _5_'o_n_o_I_ 1 Local Union 4121 (U.S.A.) C.l.O. , i In The News A.F.L NominationS / ,~ on a business trip: President: D. I. Jackman. clift F KennedY Icft her !Ilrs. Norman Cohen paid a 1 'F,r\une Jlarbour on Squires, Rube Rees and Mlchiel I,': ~lotlter. ~1t'5. John business trip to St. John's Wed· Stoyles. ' ; p:ce;ntlY \,cry Ill., nesday morning. Vice President: G. J. Robbins. ~!~ Mr. LaITY Butler of Chalker C(onlPanlcd by .her Riv Kennedy, Greg Penney, and and Company was here during Thomas B. Power. "Ii'; )Iargaret Ken· the week doing business. ' '~i the ~lcntal 1105' Recording Secretary: Everet! 1\Ir. Fred Carter of the Avalon Bursey, unopposed. Snton wcnt to Telephone Company was .here Financial Secretary: John ,. on a business trip 'rhursday. Power and Nathan Crane. , iUI!d~)' on a \'Islt to Mrs. Silas Peddle Is spending ll:l, Walter ~lartln Treasurer: Norman ReyngltiB and , ': treatment at the a holiday with relatives at Car· Doug Neil. ' bonear. Outside Guard: Jim Janes, Leon· Mrs. Harry Earle of Portugal ard Gosse, Jellicoe Clarke, Tom Cove was hel'c this 'week on a Conway. Sid Tarrant, Frank Fitz· brief visit to relatives and ~r1. gerald, Mose Butt, Cecil Whit., Dosco of· ends. Rudolph Kennedy. Graham Janes, 15 prNrntly on of· Mr. C. A. Moalder was In St. Thomas Hammond and Granville for th~ company. .lohn's Wednesday In the Inter· Gosse. R ~Ioffilll o( Halifax \.est of his buslpe5s. Inside Guard: Tom Sweeney, W. '\!!ls week doing bus' Miss LorreUa Mansfield return· Burke, Herb Harney, J. Sweeney, i ed from Montreal Thursday af· Fred George, George Atkins and i T Bonnell. Chlcf ternoon. ' Max Parsons. AC'I , '\, , < .t ~l1llnion Wabana Ore Mr. W. W. Parsons crossed Trustees: 'Male Blackmore, Freel " I : trip to St. John's M'W to 51. John's Wednesday Strickland and Patrkk Moore, UII , morning. opposed. Mrs. Francis Goslne was In' Electton takes place June 19th St. John's Wednesday on a shop· and 20th. ping trIp. I'. Miss Annie Murphy was are· , ! R),an tra\,e11lng cent business visitor to St. O.Y.B.A. Lodge Is p:lsently here from John's. Mrs. o~ a btl!lnc!~ trip. RDbert Cohen travelled D, Taillon made a bus· cltywards Wednesday morning on Formed At , 10 St. John's Thursday a business trip. IIIr. Edward Palmer of the DllleT r~prescntat· Nfld. ,Amateur Company was Chance Cove l)!'.n5 ~lansdil1e paid a here during the week soUcltlng On Saturday, June 2, the ])1. lilit to the Island duro business for his Company. trict Deputy Grand Master, Vidor week. I Mr. A. E. Boone Df the Joy Hammond, accompanied by Albert , Ba;lia wht. was here I:llanufacturlng Company spent Higgins, . Grenville Gosse and 13 '" m,.thr: ~lr~. Begin a 5e\'eral days on tJle Island duro other members of the orange ";;turnrd to hcr ltomc i Ing the week In the Interest of Young Britons, motored to Chinel Break 'fhusda), after· i his company. Cove for the purpose of ill!tltut ~Ir. Basil Sinunwhite of Wm. ing a new Lodger i~)~ lI'al;h of Cranes I Stairs Son and Morrow Limited A large number of candidate. It; :'rl I\'rdnc;cia)' on • ! who was here In the Intercst of wcrc entcred and the Royal Coun t:ln, : his firm ha~ returned to the cil Degree was conferred. Jill ~pll:r01t "f I.nwlnn.!i : mainland of Canada: The following persons ""erl ::':1 m:,(ic ~ \mc! I:lslt I )Ir. Arthur Jackman tt'a\'el· elccted to guide the destinies of , J~;':! Thllr;rl~)' mlll'mng, , In~ ~alcsman "Isltcd her Thurs the OYB in the progressive com· r, nrmin~ ;I'cnt SCI·cr· I da~' In the Intercst of his Com· munity of Chance Cove: I, ~t, .10hn" this week. . pan)'. S, B. Rowe, J.P., Max Rowe, O!:! Tt'rkrt' returncd WiIliam Rowe, A. Brace, Eric J::i~'! 'fhur;tI~y alter· :'Ilr. /\nthony Simon was 11 hus· Iness \'Isltor to St. John'6 Thurs· .., Rowe, J. smith, A. Smith, S. An· derson, G. WalTen and C. Smith. day morning. He I!Tturned the One way traffic route Town Square, Bell Island, which came into effect midnight Thursday. lame day. Rt. Worshipful G. Kt., Assoclat. ------~------One-Way Traffic Town Council ~f:e~y g:;~M~~te~:!i~:n~:t U.S.A. • was present for the important - On Visit To ' ·N' cas ion to attend the opening of Improvement On Town Square ews another chapter of Orangeism at A on~.way traffic systcm for the The rcgular weekly meeting of Cbance Cove which has already Town Square main husincss seclion the Wabana Town council was held made a valuable contribution to lI'~nt into e[(ect at midnight Fri· \ in the Council Room, ~Iain Street, th~h~r~:~b~:5d~~. Prince of Wales Ferry Service dal'. , Ion Wcdneday el'ening. Acting ;fher~ is no enlt'~· Into Benl1ett I ~Iayor Walter Templeman pre sid· No. 326 are very grateful to the . ' (rom the Kiwanis Furthermore •• a slorage place IStreet at Kcnncdy's Corner or no I ed and the following CouncjJlor~ ladie's of Chance Cove for the Illanrl headed by should he provided on the Beach, entry into 'rown Square from the werc in attendance: Steve Neary, lovely tea servcd them while visit· under the charge of a responsl. Since our column appeared last , I, G, Archibald I'isited Saturday we had a \'ery neUI'c water fonntain at the lower end Gordon' Martin. Brian Murphy, ing that settlement: They also ," on Tuc!l!ay and while hIe person, for packages and par· of thc Square. John King, and )Iax Boone. Town wish to extend their thanks to the wcek at the Wabana Boys' Club. The flow of tralIic is down the Pierre Coxworthy was mcmbers of the new Lodge for the thl' following eeb carried on the boat. Several Urnes we were able to ~Ianager Htl, E, S, ~lll'ncer, Min· (4) policing of beach. hill to Town Square. Traffic may also present. ma~y courtesies tendered them In order to relle\'e traffic con· take our members outdoors, as Mlie Work;, nnd Mr. the weather was I'ery pleasant. nnt procced' up the hill. PEIDIITS while there. gestion on hoUday~ and busy ! it is expected that nil An application from the Wahana Retu:n was made to the Island ,Chairman. RO~l'd of The concrete slnb which is situat· parkin~ week.ends and ensure the Iree hollt sides o[ the street will he Supply to extend their Sundas afternoon. , of rllhlic Utili· ed ncar the Boy~' Club was used I~Iotor I mo\'ement of traffic to and from permitted. following more study I building and install a grcase ramp I the ferry, arrangements should be for Dodge Ball and other games. I B(·I\ ldand. 1 by the Wabana Town Council. deferred until f,urther par· I made for policing of the Beach Tumbling has proved to be a I'cry 1~3S Vocatl·onal School .tun .. ~. 1956. popular acllvity and in a very ~hort tlculars could be ohtamed. [ S, Sprr.rrr, ~!illjsttr and r,gulation of traffic by the \ i\n 3111llication from a re~ident R.C.M.P. as is prrsently being period o\'er two hundred bo)'s d t\'o'~!, nnd .Ifr. Grant have taken part. '11) L d :of [1oll1inion 11:0. I to erect a Gl'a uate (hainM", RonI'd 01 done at Portugal Co,·e. 1 0 I ~~I~:tl~~~ was approved by the , ' ,"; I ..", """",~.":<,, , , of Public Utili· The next fil'e recommp.ndalions Mr. Ncr! Ken{ lerl " group in ..IlJastow ge I· deal with the ferry Itself • .. in woodwork on Wcclltcsday night. It lSI I Se\'cral reque~ts 10 imlaU Eeptic m An Adequate supply of The /:roup was mD~1 cnthusiastic I I'l.nllUa a e I t..1nks wcre referred to the Depart· drinking water shDuld be avail· and Is looklns forward to nr.xl ,. ,. .!men! of Public Health. able on the ferry for the needs lI'eek's meeting. Mr. Frank Bick· , I he T,ndle~ of ~astOl\ Lorige' ONE.WAr TRAFFIC 1)[ passengers IS well as the ford's group on Tuesclay night was I\·tll be holdmg. their annual, tur· It was agreed at this meeting crew. also well received, as was Mr. N. ~;cy ~upp~r and sale on Jun~ 12th that plans to commence one·way (6) All I'ehicle~ carried on the Basha's rope splicing group. 111 Bastol\ Lodge. Supper WIll be traffic on a part of Bennet Street EhXler Jones should be 5afely se·, se~\'ed at ~ ,o'clock. Adults $1.25, Town Square and No. 2 Road cured bqth at front and rear. A number of visilurs have ~ome c1uldren 7uc. All are welcome. would go ahead as scheduled for (7) Gates should be provided to the Club to see our facilities Friday m'orning. ' At either end of the hoat. during the past week. We arc ABvance notice to the public on cilhrr ~Ide. (8) A ~hlp-to-shDre telephone pleased to welcome at the Wabana would' be given on this matter. We are Hthmlttlng ~hould be Installed on the Elmer Boys' Club citizens of Bell Island, f\nlliversaries DELEGATION TO MEET D.W.O. Joinll~ because Jones for me In cases of emer!!· or from elsewherc. at auy time. Congratulations are extended to OFFICIALS , that the provincial ency. Preparations -are now heing ~Ir. and Mrs. Aiden Power on the A delegation consisting of Act· o{ Public Works Is (9) A fre'e passageway. should made on the summer programs. occasion of their 5th wedding an· ing ~Iayor W. Templcman, Steve {or maintenance of be provided between vehicles for niversary which they celebrated Ncary, Gordon iIIartin and Brian We anticipate a large numbcr of jng Company at Wabana and has ttrmlnals, while the passenger to pass between and particIpants durIng July and Mr. and JIIrs, Peter Fowler of on .June 6. ' Murphy were selected at this meet· Cornmi!5ioners of Public give them free access to the thc Front, Bell Island, who re' Ilecn on the rc1ired list for anum, Greetings are -extended to Bill ing to meet with lIlr. H. P. Dickey, August. ber of years. Their many friends ,bl luthorit)' ol'er the cabins. cently Icft un an extended holiday and Marg ~!urphy on the altain· Vice President and General Man· lltll, 'And finally Item (10) deals Ned weck we shall be back with visit to friends and relatives in here and on the local mainland ment of the 10th annivcrsary of ager, Dominion Waban a Ore Ltd" :t:c:nmend~lion~ for 1m. with the reported Increase in big news about Little League the United States. IIIr. Fowler was wish them a very pleasant holiday their wedding. Best wishes from and also !Ilr. James Archibald, the m~ice and land. speelal rales after mIdnight, Baseball and other summer activo and a safe return. a long·time employee of the Min· Ann and Bill. Plant Engineer. Matters of vital C. BASHA ; Ire t~n in number, which arc said to have risen from Itles. impol'tanrc to the comll1unlly will $16 to $2b per tt'lp. It was our lw discussell at this meeting. A Among the Bell Islanden wh_ I'ecenlly completed hIs studlet ,pproath tL the (err~' understanding th~t no Increase In dct~l'l1tjned effort will he made Bdl blalhl U.ach. rates was eontempillted cir would to solve the llusl menace hnd un lit the Vocationsl Tralnin& School tn S~ John's was Clayton Bash •• b/ glatict\ atilt • be made by the operuUng Com· atWlUIJI will a1.0 be macle til secur.~ lit! tuok'l\ course of tralnlll& in " applied tu racilitale pany. We reeurd this as an lin· a lIIorc ~uilable ~itf ("'I' a 'J'OWII tCI'err.ent Ilf tr~Uic on posUion on the tr3velllne public, Dump, ., . IV elLlilt1l and passed with merit terry. and the park. and we strongly pl'otest against TOWN IIEGllI.A'l'IONS both III theory and practice Wel· Aho th~ hrldge what we consider Is a breach o[ ding. BeIcrre entering College in ,,' Some Councillors pointed lIut at ) . in thi, area should faith. We urge that actioJl be this 'meetipg the complete disre· St. John's, Clayton, attend St, II it il not possible taken Immediately by the Board ~ard on the part of some rcsidimts Kcvin's Boys School at Waban;r t~o I'chieles to of Comml5Sloners of Public Utll· to cOliiply with Council regulations. and was a good student throullh all his grades. A very industrious OilrOlI hridge. Iities to have this Increase rescind· After some discussion on this mat· 01 Bell Island ler. cd. tel' the Council agreed tha't in chap, we feU sure w,hen he takes ,~ . Rc~pectfully submitted, fu!urc no .excuses will bc accepted up his chosen work, that he all· .lnllOo nJ pllwrr Iinc5 I for violations of the regulations vance by leaps and bounds. terminal and install~. J. n. TAILLON, and anyone caught disobe)'ing will The successful student is 111 !hould be ~peeded CHARLIE COHEN, be prosccuted immediately. years old and Is a son of Mr. and to Ptlm\( Ihe ferry iii NORMAN COHEN, These rcgulations'include traffic, Mrs. George Basha of Waban& t~ niZhl. This would also ADDISON BOWN" sanitary, building and animal regu· Mines, Bell Island. t electricity required J. G. AflcHIBALD, lations. We offer our sIncere conll'a' the ramp Which Is now B. J. EGAN. tulatlons to Clayton and trust hand. As we go tn press we have TAXES Forty-eight residents were is· that his future endeavours shall rooms and toilet learned that the special trip rate sued court summonses last week be crowned with eVI!rY success. ' terminals. which had riaeD from' $16 to $28 for taxes in arrears, and next week in the ferry per trip has been reduced again fifty more will be issued. The Ilailing rooms and to $16. But so far nothing has Council is detcrmlned to collect Died At irc 10 be made been relea~ed In connection with all outstanding bills owed them . Portugal Cove Dlher points put forward, in the and prosecution of delinquent tax· o[ [or the u~c and brief. paycrs wlll cuntinue until this General Hospital the Iral'elling pub- ______' matter is completely clcarcd up. His many friends were sorry 10 , !houhl be imple' Icarn of the passing of Mr. Allred ,!I;~n 31 PO'lible. We Farrcll at the General Hospital on thai the Trans. Clift Lodge Thursday afternoon. He was ill, main office his 40th year. i on the Bell Is· C.Y~C. And Uncle Rideout's Undertaking Service, thlt or at Portugal. Annual Election brought the remains to Bell Island: II Ii! t~lePhonc sm'ice AI Ihe regular monthly meeting Ha .... y's J"nior , yesterday afternoon. Interment. ' t:itl : e at all times or' Clift Lodge No. 3694, E.C.A.F. will take place in the U.C. Ceme n me of emer. and, A.M., held In the Masonic tery this afternoon. Temple, Main Street, Bell Island, Jamboree Con~ert 'l'he deceased gentleman Is SUI'< Wednesday nIght, June 6, the an· 'rhe .... C.Y.C. (Catholic youth vivell, by two brothers, Ronald~ nual election of officers was Ileid Cluh) :lItd Uncle Harry's Junior and Eric, Bell Island, to wbom and resulted' as fullows: Jambor~(' will bc staging, u con· dccpest sympathy is extended • W.M.-Wor. 8ro. F. T. I.ams· cert in St. ~!ichael's Hall, the I I wood, P.I\!. Front, this Sunday evening. June, THE' BALANCE OF BELL IS· .. 'l'rt'asurer-Bl'o. A. W. Hees. 10th, at 8.15, Your patronage will i LAND NEWS CONTINUED ON Tyler-Bro. Denj. Blackmore. be appreciated. - PAGE NINE. The Installation and Investiture i!l VIEW OF lhe company's surge pile. The cone entration plant,can,, be seen the background.' of officers wIll lake plac;.e In July. , , . ,
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6. ·The. Fami1¥ .Council CHIT~'CHAT' 'COLUMN • EDITOR'S NOTE: 'The .'amily Council eonsiit~ . " . ". Ilsychlatrist, a newspaper edltor, a women's page ~ I I.... '.,' newspaper writers. These cansull with clergymen ettar'lll WITH· B,C.G. UNIT. ' .Trlnity. College of Music exam· Ilenominations. All letters are held in complete to °fi IU flill! MISses Joan DelahunlY' Rnd. Inations. Patricia gailuid 81 In n IdeDtt Vcronlca. Walsh left '.here re·: Junior and Elizabetll received 83 . CEI.IA-illy husband, .Jack. ~Iy friend ma cently with a B.C.G;unlt to' toru : marks In' Initial. Both are pu· has suddenly taken to palling the gutter onc/ hale " Newfoundland and Labrador. pils at the Presentation Con·' around with a man who has are· lellg a~o. lie h~ but They expect to ~e back In SI. I·enl. . putation for ,foming the money In f~om legithna~C John's Rround September 15th. • *"., underworld.· He has even asllcn developed his ntind • 'Thelr many friends wish them. WINS.TV SET mc 10 Invite him and his wife with what goes on ~nd a most enjoyable summer. Mrs. Thomas Horwood,Box No. • ~o ?ur. home and to accept their He is Lhe Yer' In ~e • III • V E~441, St. John's, Nfld., has re !nVllatlOn. 1 IH\\,~ h'ied to reason "mug:' I rcali/doo~POllle .LEFT ON' HONEYMOON cently won a 21·lneb television sci .tn Summer Prints with my husband, but he either he gets alit of bn.t kr.0l Flowers Bloom Clng ' .. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wescott In the recent Swift's Brown 'N' , does not understand or does not and befriendin' m left herc Tucsday for their Scrl'e sausage contesl. She Is one want '10 understand. that he is !t~n' c, · honeynioon at trinity Cabins. ot 20 television set winners acros! My hu~band refuses to believe rcmpany on his o~ ~ .'I'hc bride and groom were mar· Canada. The top five prizes In . that people arc beginning to gos· plane. n CATllEDR :. rJcd at the Chapel of Our Lady the contcst were ~ets'" of five rna· sip about us because of his friend • • • ndav afler Trinit: SII •• · of Sorrows on June 4. The bride jor kitchen appliances - auto ship with this man. Illy husband TIl E COl::O>CtL' J Holy CommUDlon, matic stove, refrigerator, dish· d f 'l d I 'bl' o[. ack ,Is the former Shirley Crlteh of comes f rom a goo ami y an P ausl e Picture i' and LitanY, (~a I'.'asllcr. laudromat, and elother assumes that he is above criti· teer friend and C I'"S '. Quldl Vldl Road. ordination Ser1 .. .. . dyer • .In ali there were ·1,000 elsm, bul I comc from the other erred ill speaking ~;a PAINFUL ACCIDENT prizes offered In the contest. In side of tho track and know how Jack about his rri:nd 1'P1;fhe ReI'. M. Genge, I addition to the major kitchen ap· III sunoay Sd llaster Francis Smith, 68 people can talk. J am afraid that same time, she maj' ha;'e ~'5 p. .•. • Merrymeeting Road, met Ivilh a pllances and T.V. sets there lVere this will hurt our children, who stated the problem f Holy Baptism; 'palnfu1 accident last week. He" 5' Oautomatic toasters, 150 port· may hal'e to hear malicious gos. dren. 0 It! 'on d and Sere E~en. ~ WA. riding liis bicycle when .hle mixers, .300 electric frying sip from their friends In school. A man like Jack '!'be Rector. : another boy on a bicycle collld· pans. and 500 electric kettles. can· I simply cannot get it through· because of his gO~d Service.l - ed with him, with the result testants were asked to complete my head why Jack should reject be able to defl' gO'sip (St. Barabas U the sentence "I Like 'Swlft's , Francis sustained a broken col· _ the many men who would be reputaticn, placi~. and Sat. 7.30 : lar bone. He Is now convalescing 1 Premium Brown 'N. Serve sausage happy to associate with him fer above mere appeara~ce I.m.,. Thur~, 9.30 · al home, and his many friends because ..•n In 25 words or less .. this strange character, who makes dren may hare a 100 • wish him a speedy recovery.' • • • a marked man o~ him in the eyes prohlem coping Withr~h r.\llIllunl(llI; Mon. (SI. f • • CABOT PIONEERS of our commumty. comment th"t other ch'lde 800 and 10 a.m., 'J • •. • • capable of. I :1\ ARRIVED UO~lE The annual meeting of .the saL B.OO a.m., Wed. Miss Elizabeth . MacDonald, C:lhot Pioneer Club of the YWCA .JACK-The man my wife re: Jack's altitude has It 10.00 a.m. E"em who Is a student at Vassar Col· was held at the Y Club Rooms on rcrs to had a reputation (or be· mendable side. hut he m~ 115.30 p.m., except Fri. , lege, New York Slate, arrived June 5th, 1!l~6. The mcetlng ing a big operator during the honeMly the question: 'II by plane Frida)' to spend the opened with a hymn followed by pre.hibition eTa. lie has changed couragenu5 nttitude at ~lImmer with her parents. Mr. the Lord's Prayer In unison. The greatly since then and I find him pense ur the wife and 'S &< Af.L AXC; minutes of the last annual meet. - and Mrs. W. ~!. MacDonald, a far more slimulating com pan· llis cX'r,lckNeer communion: · Rennlc's Mill Road. . ing were read and adopted. Re Ion with deeper and broader in· doubt lin, grown ari~t; 2.30 ports by the Se~retary. President terests than most of the fellow~ and perhaps spiritually 3.15 p.m .• and Trea~lIrer were read and.show· .f Itrew up with. old days, hut he hal · AT GRACE HOSPtT.\I. 8.30 p.m., El'enson~ The many friends of Mr. W. cd that the Club had had a vcry I have tried to make my wife price in reputation lor BI~hop will be sorry to lcarn succesdul year. Mrs. Mary Small· sec reason, but she can't seem to vantages he once sci!cd that he 15 at present a paticnt wood then conducted the election accept the fact that this man self In an rxtra·lcgal at Ihc' Grace Hospital. of officers for the coming year, actually leads a cleaner life than rantagesthat he still. . • 0 .. which resulted as follows: Presl'" some of my more conventional he profits [rom th~ flUi~ ~ PASSED' EX,\:\I dent. Beth Seotti Vlce·Presldent, frir.nds, who may make the right lawless pc;iod. • Congratulations are extendcd Ethel Payne; Secretary, Dorothy n'bises and gcstures In polite so· .The questicn is whether Penney; Treasurer,' Alma Rich· ~I'lfe a~d sh:uH I.. : to Eleanor Corbett, who success· ciety, but have doubtful stand· children ards; Supper Convenor, Sheila ards of conduct and only the ID paymg the price of t!:J ! f ' fully passed her Trinity CoIiege of Music examinations In the Costello: Publicity, D. Penney; sbalowest interests.' racketeer'S pasl. Programme, iJean Goudie. Follow· "'. Junior grade and reeeh'ed 81 Into.evenlng ... cotion (centcr)' has emerald leaves on a white ,. ing the election of ·the new exeeu· Pretty prints are part of summer. 'Th~se three are subdued and j" marks. Eleanor Is the 13·year· ground. IIIgh bosom has green velvet lacing anll bow. Black '. , I olr! daughter "Of' Mr. and lIIrs. th'e took their respective posl·· cool, but summery as a grape arbor. Pink and gray paisley chlf· " lions and R short business meeting fan (left) has a softened skirt and feminine bow at the neck. and white sheath (right) Is done In cotton. Scoop neck and i i ~ i · Ronald Corbett. ! . til • t;, , was held, after which supper was cap sleel'cs arc dressy and cool •. All are b)' Hannah Troy. . I , I The whole look 1. uncollstrlCted for hot·weathel· comfort. Day· " served. I · FROM IIR. BRETON . .\ Between :1 " BYYORK GAILE DUGAr; full·skirted dress, I'n cottons,'II'nens su btl e prm. t s, th e me I'tmg grays Us Women , .1 Mr. R. J. Coad)' of the firm of ,J . bl NE\,r. til (NEAl - Prints silks and sheers. and the small, neat, sharp black· A list of the important summer By HUTU !tIlLLETI ! . i: Hugh Coady, Harbour Breton, Is oom pret y In summer. fashions Roses, from rosebUd to full . and.whites. prints reads like a pagc from a : .i "Isitlng the city on business, Jewelry Is llso i· in sizes from the tiny lvy lead to blown, decorate everything. They seed catalog: pinks and daffodils and Is registered at the New· the lush a'nd spreading rose. arc scattered la\'ishly over organ .. Many of the .prints ({!arnations anti honeysuckle bluebells, morn· 1'0L" DO:O;'T !liEEIJ TWO TRUCK If ~he dnr\ lind t~1 i i foundland Hotel. Part Of The' They're for' wear all day long die, both in blurred florals nntl or gernnillms fir rose·toncel pais· ing glories ann marigolds. Bul TO nlOVE liTICK·IN·T1IE·MUD ~ext step l~ to comet ti! I iii . o. and evening, too, and they come abstracts.' But purple Iris and le),s) get matching cardigans in a there the resemblance ends. De.' tlon. I · CONGRATU"'TIONS for tasteS: both severe and frilly. lilacs grow in this summer's gar. color that picks up either a pr~. signers have handled these flo\\,· "If my husband and I do ~o ,i ~Ir. and Mrs, Max Rideout of They can be neat 'and clean' of tlen of prints, too, and over them dominant ,or subtle tone of. the ers with restraint and understand. anywhere together - which isn'l evening of
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Thv Word Our The Father's Care' "'""\ 0 N I • SER,lICES God Is our rc!uge nnd strength, B~ST L VED HYMl. S The Course Of n \'cry present hclp In troublr. Guide 'I'herc!ore we will not Icar though =-----~I lhe carth should chall~e, thou~h Sometlmc~ a light surprise Christian Empire . . I th h t The hcal'cns declare Th)' glory ,'" Ir 1(Ill! d P re,s b the tnount~llls shake n e car '1'he ChrlsUan while he sIngs; L r" ' IIY WII.l,Ih~t " GILROY D D 41), tile clf·ct •.. ·s to s·nd fort'.1 ( 1 ~ ytel'Ulu' of tllc .sca,· .though Its waters roar 0, u, '. ,.. • n" • o ' th t I It Is tile Lord Who riscs In cI'ery slar Thy lIis!lom shincs; -- two missionary teams instead of . I S/'. J\NDR~;II"S anti foam, t!lOugll e mou~ a ns With hcallng In His win~~: But when our eycs behold Thy I hal'e suggested that unlcss thc one. Paul went with Silas, and (' tTlll,IJl!.\!, Mlnlstcr, Rt'I·. Allan I\laeArthur Itrcmlllc \\:ilh Its tumuI~~(I4~al:r Whcn c&mforts RI'C dccllning, . word, . Idisciplcs of Jesus challenged thc they had the rem ark able ex· c ,.'al 01:," TrlllIllI ,0111. ~1.A. 1)lrsb~·t~r~' Draconcs,: -l6:~.3. ~~.v.) Read PI He grants thc soul again We read Thy Name in fairer lincs. a~cient 1I0rid with their Christia· pcmnCe with the Philippi an jailer '1111) ('\II\,I111,nu.n: ~.45 \ ~Ii~s El'clyn B. Walker. Organi,t, 11.III,e IM .•7·32. . A. ~eason oC elcar shining, . Imty thc)' could not have found a (Acts 16). Barnabas went with In,l l.llan). <1,al.,I): ~~r. R,,~berlt. M~~lend·IIslllI.nll·'7Doio- Fcal' Is as old as man, Yct at 'fo chccr it altcr rain. 1 Tile l'olling sUn, thc changing li~htl mOrc c?n.ccntrated, or possibly a Marl;. We know little concern· Ordln~llI)n ~rrllcc. 1I m_e ~r~ HP, '; \lire. I c 100: '. timcs wc think It Is something aC, I And night and day Thy power con· mOl'e diffICUlt, placc than Anlloch ing the journe~'s of the latter two, RII \1. l;"II~", II.A., p.m., Dl\'1nc ~\()r.shIP. ~Ir. Da\'l~ fect'lnn onl" this pcrlOlI In hlstol'Y. frss: in Srria. It representcd the height but the John Mark Is considered , n,l \ 'choul' I A. Dunlop \Ill! conduct tltc SCI· I" t' t i th hop In aU In holy con!empl~·!ion, But Ihe blest volume Thou hast of worldly splcndor and with it thc thc author of the Gospel Accord· pX. '1:1 1;':11\:' 630 i \'ier.... ~\'orship witil liS. , ~nikt IC fSIII'fCC , . n h :r. Speop'le taik. We sweetly then pursue i 'writ dcpths of corruption anliliccntious ing to St. Mark, and his rcconcilla· H"h ap, Artll'lllr .• 0/ tile '\'cc!;- IlIn soc, IIC c The theme oC God's salvation, i Rel'eal~ Thy justice and Th) ness. tlon to Sl. Paul is eVident from :.ntl '\ 1" 9 St AI" Ing abnul fcar- fcar of hcalth, And II'nll 1'1 cI'cr nCI\'. Yet Antioch representcd also the Colossians 4:11 and 11 TimoUlY' [01.-• r', ~ermon. I •• om a) . p.m., . II! rel\ s [. • fl i I fcar~ and / I ..~race. , T~/ RrclO r. I Auxiliary of \1'.~I.s.: '\'edncsdav:! fear 0 1181" nnnc a ., Set frce from prescnt sorrow, 1 ' has bcen a maxim of cconomles 4:11. (I"'cr<- 10.30·12 o'clock, I.O.D.E. Mornili g lIlany l1l?rc. \\ c can fil)lil~1 ~~~~ 151111, Moon, and stars conl'c), 'nl)' hcight o[ Christian strategy. It It is not enough to read the '", 1~1. 8.1f.,I>,· IllIY). Colfre. Frida\': 4.15 ll.m. ~lis~ion ern fC~I~ ~ccordcrl In , . \\'c chccrfully con ~ay, ! prai~e and commercc Jhat "trade follows Book of the Acts for an account ~... - ~o "m n I • , I[rum Gcnesls through RelclatlOn, 'El'en Ict t~,c unknown to,mOI'l'OIl' I HOlind the lI'holc carlh aad nc\'cr the flag." To a great cxtent of the missionary journeys. One It . 1'0 SJ1', }130 ....a.m. am . QIJ££S'S ROAD \\, c a Iso [I nd' 111 G·,Ou 5 '\'ord the Bring with II wlatI mal': St3011: ' Ch····mhan mISSIOns hal'c f olowcdI should follow them care f ul Iy with Ill. Thill . 1. . II '10'\\ ers for c\'cr~' necd. So when Th<- trulh bcgan its race tradc' and the flag. In some in- the map found in almost ali good It"o ,~t. ]l,u n·, ~"Ol lml"l (·hurch. Il'nmrntal :\\ccllng): 11.30 a.m., I' 11 [ I I 17ih'" 'lId truth nnt! crror arc merell' just 10 fan the fires oC patrioti'm I ny CllnlSTIA!"A ROSE'ITI But lhou hast saved liS !Tom our ~!'!I\ as lloint~ I :~i~er[;el~:~ed ~~ra:i~esntia~~~~ Itt Il. Schroeder. A~' Sunday School. \ iC'tl etr n c II crncss'- 01 I'icw nnd tbat thc in'dll'lduall and 101'c 01 countrv, on the one 1111 the bleak midwinler adl'ersancs, ' , S I I I 'I' 'Id . I h hi' I .. I n! lcn he t cmp tel' camc-an!'I I I If' , I . A d h h t b th t and in\'estments permanent, the . lin, J). I \C (4In' • 01 rcnoll nN c tlfC rol( el I I I!' "1I b d .lth alone is the determinant of mOl'a, lane. and Ol'e a GO(, on thc frosly Wind made moan, n ast put t em 0 s arne as" f Ch' h d d , SllrN and ~nd . ,Injury, and to makc good Use of cnklndlcs r.nergles, but tht haIred at evcning let me lind thc safe 1 Lincoln replicd gently, "Am I OUr opprcssion? Rise liP for our help, Fear Is ahsence 01 [alth In Gorl s Ilclsllrc. or the enemies. AI any ralc, this I ~ hell e l' of Thy 10l'ing arms. jllJt destrOYing my cncmir.s whcn For 0111' 50111 is bowed down 10 And rcdeem u~ for they 'lovIng. powrr, Cllliri. sho\\'s thut IIC still have potencies I Through Jc'us Christ. Amen. I make .tllem 11\)' [ricmb?" Ihe dust: liiu(jnc~s sake. THE Latest Stock Market Report , Steamship Sport Mdrlm m066 177 ~ 164 + 15 Dalhoull. lGOO 21 2! 20 - I; Milliken 9000 195 lel 186 -4 Tolal .,Ie" on Toronto .Iock exchan,e, Acfivitie Mlndlmar 2000 19 19 19 June 8S '.310JOOO Mlnln. Crp 85 '~jli 21, 2J', -1\. 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Ru 3000 JJ 13 13 Se,,· Jo,on 100!lO 2. 23 :::J - Z , AV1Illbo.. .lOOO 12 11\, III> - I, N K.lore S5M In 18 18 -I MONTREAL (LOSINC, 6TOCII! AU:J\sqlll 11700 7J 11 21 -! No" lund 6000 63 60 60 - 4 Dr TilE CASADIAN FRESS · ,A:,.dla lWO 20.\ 119 2M -~ N Mlndl 26550 7. 68 69 -9 "blllbi 1 at Lak .. A.... ' ~ 31 31 31 _II, N )l!lama 6300 16 t6 16 - I. \sbcllo. I" Hud Bay MIn ~10~ elOO 3D :8 :za -2 Nownarlh 30lQO II 11'. JII\ _2', Blnk Monl j Imp 011 Au1MU. ~ W. 14 14 -I Now RDU)n ~ 20 29 20 -I nank N5 5", Int Nlrk B~I.1t1 200G 0 10 10 -I ~.w ROHan 12075 50 :5 310 -13 IIn~ue C Nat 41'. Inl Pap A~... oho :$00 41 40 40 -3 N Sonllor 1210 10'. 1011 10'• 88ell ~'. M ... liar AIll. Rul 3D01l HI. 141. \41> - '; New T.k" !lOll 27 ~7 Z7 B,.,II 6 MoColi ""ea 000 U 4! 41 +3 No"· T1lUrb 11000 18 17 17 Rldr I'rod 34 ~ St Clr suoma. 7:00 131; 12'. 1212 -I''.: Nickel Rim mso 390 370 ];0 -20 C Can n. ~oranda sime 2900 114 lOS IDS -10 Nlpl ..I.. ]000 391 380 laO -1$ C Cenlt'nt ~I~ "liN! BI""IIO wtl UCO 5', I 3 NIlID 13000 21" 22 21 +2 Bnk Com 5 Ro).1 aank SUym!a 130 2U m 241 - 0 Nor Acme 73600 110 I~O 13U ,...16 Ch,m \I Shlllin SIS. Melall lSOO' 93 90 03 -2 Sorando new HI3 $3S" 36', 37 -" epn " Sicol !l11lI0 1100 30 29 31 NDrQold 3100 20 19 20 Cock.hult fl Un 51'01 B.DuQ mil 2110 150 190 -20 IN M.nlloba 8700 110 103 109 -6 ~eiUlraml 311'; \\ aUa~r S.. u.... 4700 220 210 210 -] No,Iar1l0 2000 m. 12'. 12', -21, D Brtd,e 2', CANADIAN 22.1 209 6i.\ Dom Tar 1,j~' r..o~!I pap Seloh., 51:t30 :!Ill -26 l"orm.lal IBll 6al 673 ~3 Fnllndl\t!on :u Ford S.U.I.... 900 206 200 200 -19, Norp.. 219685 131 m 141 -9 Blb!1 ~ 111. U 11 - I, Sor In.. 7000 9 9 9 r,"", 35 BI.roll ISOO 30 210 ~ln -10 S Rankin 83000 145 127' 138 -10 Bltroll ..10 3700 115 100 100 -30 North 'Trln 4]00 1\'. 11 II - ", New York Dink Bay SO 12 82 82 -3 Sorth Can 5900 III IJ3 40 -3 !lonvlUe 3000 111. 11 \I 1'0".110 mO!l 60 60 -9 RordullC, 2D.100 21 21 21 -3 Sudulaml 2;00 46 45 tl -3 8elll 510.1 IH Monly W, Fort IJamll10n lea\'ing Hnlifax Bouscad 1!M 13 12 ~ -:: Ob3.ka· MOO" H 14 +1 R')r, \\Irnrr- n'~ NY Cent June 6, due !:it. ,John's ,June R, BD.'" ~0700 2BO 2~ 270 -I O'Brien 7100 90 81!>O C nnll 0 S~. nadlo Corp !I.ymar 7500 II 10 II O~.n.. 31l00:7 21 21 -3 Cons Edl.o. 45', Sid 011 N,I salting June 11 (lIahfax and NelV BrIID.... 1M3 SJ5 ~S 53l Ok. Rare 1100 90 H7 90 +3 EI Allto L ~3" Uld Alreralt York). Brllund 4600 135 130 13 -I O'Leary 8.100 2f; 252ft -I Gen EI.. 51'\ \'anadlum Broul Rot! 100 lID II! 150 Omnlt'"" ~OO 6 A 6 I G()()(j)e.r 1\6', We.tn ... Fort A\'nton lealing New York DruMU,,1 l!.lOO 10 10 10 Opeml,ka 6310 S15 WI IS ~ "I at Nor Bay 4to A~mRleAX Brunamln 2);00 l~ 12 12 Ornllb) 2700 57 &S 53 -7 Kenn'coll I~I\; III Zin. June 7, St. John, N.B, June 9, Ilrun'lo, 13000 lB 17 11 Pao &111 28.100 11 12'1 14 ,1.1 T 'T311 Halifax June 12, clue St John·s Brwuwl.k m .11 .. II', N Pomour A033 51 53 5j -I ~----- Ilull,dl ..n ~700 0', 10 10', - I, Pan,l 20~0 III 05 lOS Ixe' , June 14, salhng ,Tllne 18 (Corner Bull Ani< ~C>l3 73 73 73 I Pa.el 20630 115 96 103 Ik III Brook and New York). Dull CdD 6<)00 Ill, 11 11 - "1 Parbee 6000 II', 11 8101'1 - !-'s e s ncss BundoJ \GOO 13 11 13 + I I'ard.e 1390 M 80 Fort Hamll10n lea\lng New YorJ, llllrehell 19M 48 II 41 -I POI" 4100 ~O Rn RS, Tune 19, Halifax June 23, due SI fery colorful and prclt~ 1 :r;00 "as salemOlzed at St. CllUnln 1000 201, 201\ 201. _II" POlm3Olo. 31 31 31 -1 Do,l'ns Mar!\ct Camp Chlb 3(13.1 5IP'. 18 \ 161, -I Perron !OIl 211 2A 2f; .. I , C RL 400 l6! lU 5SO -IS pl.k Crow 520 150 148 ISO .. 2 United Church on !lin ~ ~~:~!~rla l~ l~ ~ + I ~r~~g.... s~O l~ 1~0 l~ ! 1 NEW YORK CAP - Nell ~ of I·-WATERFRONT Rev. S, G !IIacQueen i: marriage Helena Ger m'E':tn 1:1 1rrS Ir~ I~O _~ I ~~~rnord 2l~~ 5if' If' if' :1", President Eisenhowcr's illncss op· daughter of Mr. ,'an.M,1 7100:2.l 210 215 -10 P",lon ~10 610 m 53l -I I cned the fioodgales of selhng FT!. Ca ..II' I~ 130 13~ /oJO -! Pronlo 1100 563_ 550 5S0 -ll dav and scnt the stock markN DIRECTORY J, Cooper, Esse 1t.1 I'at 19M 13l 110 134 -I 1Pronlo "I. 710 M 272 m -I d - , and Const. L 'onl Pore 3500 IS', 13 13 - I Prol Air 9~ 182 110 110 -14 I all n In Its hardest fall In eighl I.ntromaq 131M J!I; I! IS " Purdy MI.. 1(1100 2.l 21 ~I -2', months, I ON DRY DOCK Searle of the fi( hom neo m 4U HI - J! Qu. Chlh 2RaM 100 170 In -17 I t Add d ho.k1r~ J(\()O~IIOO II'; 11 11 _ ,. Qu. Cop 48;1 20<1 1"1 10\ _0 The drop II a~ the greatest siner I "an~ a rcssc, Cornll all 2n , and Mrs. Ben 5 <:11,,1<11 Ie 4~ jII 3~ 38 -2 I Qu, Lab 5000 t7 16 15 - ,., Ihe slock market was shaken b. Klpallo and Bamafa,h, Nfld. Baskets 0 I hlJ>.K , 6(11\ 7 11 !7 ,2 Qu. Uth 1330 ~12 111.\ IIi - "1 U • (\llb t'xPI :;00 III 11~ 112 _3 I Q M.lallu,. m 73 10 8 -5 Que Ie series oC tbrce ttemendolls rr. . Married At Sydney APRON' ALLEY :I Working outduors is so pleas· in a moderate oven Cor !l,l-to , ant these days, or at least has hours. . ... been today, that the less • time Frozen desserts realy come In ,', ~ we have to spend preparing to their bwn during the wat-Ill meals, the better we like it. How. weather, and of all Crozen des 'V<,' eyer, even gardening enthusiasts serts ice cream is by . far the have to feed their families and most popular. When icp. cream' b need a good meal themselves to topped with sliced hananas, and , . fortify them for a session of dig· a' ,luscious sauce poured over :it, glng and planting. These are the )'ou'll really have a dessert tliat , , days when a meal all in one dish you'll. be proud to serre., Very is appreciated" not only by her easy to prepare too, family, but by the cook herself. PAN AMERICAN SUNDAES " , Som..cthing nourishin'!:. and tasty 1 quart chocolate or vanilla ice ~ .' which can be quickly prepared, cream popped. into the oven and left to 3 ripe bananas ~ take care of itsclf, while the (ook II': cup honey i:oes about her meal. which will I'.! cup brown sugar, firmly pack· . ,: . serve four. cd' .: PORK CHOP CASSBROLE I 2 tablespoons watcr . l~ teaspoon salt i 4 lean pork chop, 1 teaspoon vanilla or rum flav, l Salt and peppl!'r ouring, I', ,; 4 cups thimy Eliced polalocs illeasure honey, brown sugar, 1 small onion, chopped water and salt into a saucepan; A SeEN • h " . ". .' ' JIi cup milk ,lowly bring to a hoil, stirring con· .E In 1 e QpereUa Hiawatha WhICh was stager.\ In the auditorium of the Anglican Academy atBeH 1 can mushroom soup , .stantly. When sugar, is dissolved " Island, on Wednesday, M'lY 30. The players from right to left are Gordon Hann, Robert Stares, Bill Sheppard, Arrange chops in bollom o( i remove from heat, add flavoring Linda Newhook, Clarence Tucker. , Margaret P epper, R a 1pIS, h p'tt G ary S1 a d e, W 00 d row Normore, Evelyn Atkins. saltgreased and bakingpepper. dish. Combine Sprinkle potatoes with I andpicce cool.ice creamWhen readyinto individualto serve 'CeS and onion and arrange over pork serving dishes, slice half a ban· CON ST. SEARLE AN HIS ' Stork News chops. Season lightly with salt ana over each portion and top BRIDE Church SerVl _ _ D - . cJlorful a:d pretty wcd' bridal pa'rly were greeted by the' }(IWanlS olngs and pepper. Combine milk and .with the sauce. Setl'! at once · Ii! ialelllniz~d at SI. And. l sklll oE the bagpipes played by ANGLICAN . ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Perry arc mushroom soup, stirring until Serves six. r::td Church on :llay 19, Peggy Jefferson. Bouquets oE rejoicing in tbe hlrth of a baby smooth. Pour over dish. Bake In .------~i.!I.• S. G ~la\'Queen unit. carnations. nums and yellow (Second ·Sunda" nfter Trinitll) girl. The blessed event occurred moderalely slow oven 325 degrees M H • tl::ia.e Ilrl~na Gertrude roses worc used In profusion SI. Cyprlan's-Rector, Rev'd T. At thc regulnr weekly meet· sists of the six Newf/lundland at tho Grace Hospital on Wed. about 45 minutes, then increase 1 any appy • ca~ghtcr o( ;\Ir. and throughout the roums. Receiving DF. HHOneygoIBd'30curate; HRlev'd. C. ~"f o~fe:h~y ~~~~IJ~n~IJr~ ~~~:j: ~~~~t~h~c~pl~~~fe t~:~i~~~r o~o~~~ nesday, June 6th. heat to 350 degrees for about 45 J, C(J"pl'r, Essex St. the guests with the bridal party . ayncs; , a.m" a y com· Also rejoicing in the birth of a minutes. R t " (','1:1St. I.1"\ve. Ivere the brlde's mother. attired munlon; 11 a,m., Sung Euchnrlst; bald, the following guests wllre Ontarlo.Quebec·Maritlmcs District b 'r d'" e urns \I, , 5 pm Holy Bapli m 7 welcomed: Jolin Connor "uest of of Kiwanis in Canada. ay are "_r. an Mrs, John Whelan , all e of the HC:lIP, In a mvy nylon dress, wIth '" s; p.m" b of Dominion No.1, \"hl'eh \"as Another caserole dish which 'ensong and Sermon Ed. Murphy and Fonse Haweo ". t'l' !\Iany happy returns of t~e day and ~Irl. Ben Senrle which she wore white accessories EI , ' To encourage improved attend· born to them at the Grl)ce Hospi. u I Izes ,soup as a "binder" is to 1\Iiss Lydia Bennett, who will "''',..'1Ui B.,c.'kcts'" of car. nnd a'c(lrsage oC pink roses, alld St .. Mary s-B,30 a.m., Holy Com· andI CIRon Pumphrey gllests of ance at local meetings the chib ta I on Sunday, June 4th. . thOIS t as t 'I ham burger mea I . celebrate her birthday on !\Ion· I:.d .mums were uscd to the mother' of the groom wear; munlon; 3 p.m., Evensong and tIe ub. \\'3S ,recenUy divided into "roups To the happy parents we' extend WHOLE MEAL CASSEROLE day, June 11. Special greetings , .. n of 6' members with a captain to congratulations, or Ice po a oes o cllllrcil and tile in" a beige " ilk dress,' pink ae. Sermon. Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred J. Newhook b 1 2 d' d t t from Daisy and Pearl. . th ., ,..... l 11','1'., n1'." rked \\'ltl1 cessorlcs and M• corsn"eb DC Illllk MInisterUNITED Revrl CHURCHF G "'elr lIon. were the weddingextended anniversary, congratulations June notify each' of his memhers by 3 or 4 Iong s t'IC ks cc Ier~', ch oppe d tl~,ht with white saUn roses. The toast to the bride was " . ." . telephone prior to the weekly P I in about 1" pieces, DJ1i~. thr ;mice, :'tIl'S. [JI'oposed by Rev. S, a. I\lac. a.m" Divine V:0rshlp; 2,30 p,!"., Bth. meetings. This week the attend· ersona 1 large' onion, sliced Including: Heavy, Duty (:q/:. Cox heath. aunt of Queen and responded to by the Su,\\ orship nday School, 7 p.m., Dlvme Vlce.Presldent, Bernie Egan ance was the best In m"ny" montlls.. Mr and Mrs, Edl\'ar[1 Dllnne. 1 Sa'illb hamhurgerto ta."te . . " Frame, Sprmgs• an d Sl IDe k .: pro\,idel' suilable nup. groom. . I reported on the· recent visit of We hope that Ihis improvement' B '1I , ' I ", alld accompanied the. The birde's table was laid with SAL' ATION ,ARMY the Public & Business Affairs is continued in the future. I e .Island. ~elebrated, their 9th Greale a large casserol~, plnce Absorbers, Direction Signals, rliit. )In. Lloyd Crease\, a handmade lace cloth and was Senior capt; GarfIeld and Mrs. Committee to the Board of Pub. The attendance prize this week weddmg annlVCrsary on. Fl'irlay, vegetables in order gil'en abol'e: I Heater Undercoating aJId I ~;ilr. gircli in marrIage centred with a three-tier plllared Hickman, C,O. s. 10.15 a.m., Open lie Utlllties and the brief which was won by Lorne Proudfoot with ~ June 9. They 'yere I1~a.rned at the t ,pread hamburger on lop (sprin'I" ,'! '; :da::lr. wal rn~iallt in her wedding enke flanked by tall Air Meeting; 11 a.m., Holiness was presented to the Minister ticket No. lB. ' I Roman Cathohc BaSIlica bl' Rev,l kle salt over vegetables and ad· License,' The NEWFOUND· , :qll bwn of white lace wlllte tapers In crystal holders. ~reetlng: 2 p,m.,· Sunday School; of PubUc Works, Hon. E. S. Spen . Father R. T, McGrath. .June 8·1 ditional salt over hamburger),! LA."iD BUICK sells for uti:, st)'led en Princess Presiding 'over the teacups were 3 p.m., Praise Me~ting; 6.15 p.m" I eel'. The matters under complaint At the m~cllng of the Board of: 1947. Mrs. Dunne is the former Pour over all a can of mushroom I . " t~e run >kil't termlnat. :\Irs. John Janes 'and Mrs. Flora. Open Air .Meeting, 7 ~,m., Ev~n'l will be discussed with the proper Driectors beld after the luncheon' Audrey O'Mara of St. John's. soup only slightl~· diluted. Place $3630.00 dehvered St. John s wije !illunre or nylon Fleming while the IItlssesNellie gelistlc Meeting. All are Vicl·, authorities. It was definitely stat· this week it was reported that ,.'i~h cri~'let" of seed Furdas. Kay MacLellan. Mary come, cd by the Board of Pulllic Utili· great progress had been made by '\'Ilh till; was worn HInes, Patsy :\lacDonald, Peggy tics Chairman that no authority ·the Committee In charge o( the 1m bolero with .1lIy. i\lacKlnnon, Ann Horechl!,k, She· Dl'ed At had been given to the Transporta· July 2nd Sports program, This lIer chapel I'ClI of lIa MacPhee nnd Irene Kyte all tion Company to Increase rates year it is expected to see the . was edged lI'ith seed close friends of the bride. served H for special trips after midnight. largest sports program ever fun I~j rilinestllllc.' anrl fell tile guests. When the bride and COncep)tion r The following Cluh members of! by a Bell Island Group, It is f;t:~ from n dainty cor •. groom had cut the cake In the . " made an Inter·Club meeting with hoped til' have three road races. l~me;tQnes ilnd seed tradItional manner, it was ap- , A former. Bt'li Islander In the; St: John's Kiwanis Club on Tues· One for Seniors from Freshwater · ! hriilc l'nrrieci a bOil' portioned hy I\lrs. Peter Dalllen. person of ~Irs. ;mchael Mahoney day, June 5th: .T. Archibald, B. to the Sports Field vin Lance . till. lilil'; and.red rose. :\Irs. Isherwood, ably assisted by passed away at her home In Con· Egan, L, Hurler, C. Coben, F, Cove, the second for Juniors from DISCONTINUING i\lrs. Hubert Adams catered. ception Harbour on Friday, June Gosine J. Basha, R. Taillon, P. Bennett's Corner via East End th~ hrilie a, maid or Miss Peggy MacKinnon caught 2nd. SI(e WBS 69 years old. Rees a'nd L. LeDrew. Road and Quigley's Line and a libl'l', ~liss Betty the blrde's boquct. " She leaves to mourn Iter pass. bicycle race from Freshwater via ' , '!1') \I',h attractil'ely • Later In the day, 1I1e neWIY·llng• husband and one son, also At the joint meeting o( all )Iiddleton Avenlle. L1 3 floor length model lVeds left on n honeymoon trip one sister am! one brother in the Clubs held with Lt. GOI'. J. C. OUR LADIES' DEPT. :,;e .r.d net. with which to Nlagat'a Falls and other points U.S.A. and three brothers on Bell Brown after' the luncheon, it was . Next week's meeting will sec I r.1atdlin.~ headdress or Intcrest In Ontario and Que· Island, as well as a number of nnnounced that Dlvilson 12 had the local delicacy "Flippers" for ALL LADIES' WEAR: MUST ,B.E SOLD · a 1I''','<;ay of pink bee. For tral:e1ling thc bride grnndehildren. won the Governor's Awar~ for the luncheon. A large number of I~~! carnali"n< tied with dOll lied a blue suit of mixed Sincere sympathy is extended I lIrst quarter of ID~~ .. Titls,~s ex· guests Is expected for this treat.· r.ii,~. twecd, with whIch she worc to the bereaved family. eellent news as DIVISIon 1M con· AS QUICl i,1 J-"';O-h-n-n-Y--D-W-ir-e-,--T-h-e~-F-ig-.-h-t-in-g------:------1------'f-~~i-il!I-li~ _-~t~~-~la~C-in~·(n. I-I a Your Child's Time will ~i\'c th . man" rc III , , , e .il.!l , I 'I alnlll; questiun, . Mixwre !ll.canIl'Uc. thc firH reaiiy Prl-nter. Fa'Fln st ., .John's' I HEA LTH'' 111;~ngpmcthl[Jd III prefer-Ib,' delighted me a~out . • uS as,cI II> fir't b' L ' • Indl', was its easy mlxtu~, The history of the American' weight division languIshed; Fin· , I and the ch~rmll prize.fightlng ring is replcte wIth ally, In 1879, "Grnybaek" Jimmy i)¥ EDWIN P. JORDAN, ~I. D. _ Elaborate el'en!ng tales of the deeds o[ famous flstie Elliott, who had fought his way 0:"1 I'IRS'r '1lIRTlID.\Y, POLIO • tic affairS, ' Ill dlator5. Slories of great cham- up from the lighter Classes and ,'··'~\f'I"n'··their most sp!el a V,\CCf:XE plans such as John ~Iorrlsscy, had just' becn releascd from a SEE~lS. I rotracted din • Pllm,lIS1XG Help me, 0 F;lh, an d P . John C. Hcenan, llike lleCoole, Philadelphia prison where he had , .r. II /1 followed by danelll Tom Allen, and olhcI'S, fin its.". served time for robbing and mal- -- , : PHt crcry .ta) lJ K!C ' b .j. ballrooms allern pages, and the leadln~ character ;t~~':~ trealing Hugh Dougherty, 'noted Mueh has been wrlttcn abuut. oC Thy !li,ci~lc., unbrol'P he em as,and cocklail partir po1io I'aceination during thc past I ~lIt our Inn" Jnll J'n ,en in the linal chapter o[ the history . .' .. ". ,",. .,~.: slugger of that dll)', put forward a ·, t'll " our 0/ ye,~r b ut the su bleet IS s I con· ask It in the Spil'il of Cir',' t~~Se conl'entl~ns ~he is Ihe "noblcst Roman o[ them t.:. '. . ..'.';.'.:.: ...... :~:.'~.. ~.\ : :;../ clnh~ [01' hcavYlI'elght honours, al· fu,mg. E 1.1. drall;ng.room were JUSI all," John L. SuJlll'an, the Boston '" ." '.' .\~·"';·,·.\·,,l . "''ii' thou"h he had absolutcly no The purpose of the Sall, polio mary to crumble before thl Stl'Ong Do)" llist o[ the bare· I.' '''''': ',' .... ,;·",~a,;,; '",1" grounds on which tu base his 1'3ccine is to stimulate the tissues Ihe Charle!ton, the knuckle champions and first of ;: " .. \;.;, :'~ ::"".'/:'Jt~,)·. .• ~A~ clal.m.· But championships were and the AlI1er 01 the person inoculated in order Includill'" Dir r the titleholders under Queensburr ':.: ':' '( '.' ".' . :.. ''":': ':';"\ .t'l"~ eaSily claimed and acquircd in to develop an active 'resistance to ". ec lon21 rules. : :;.:,~:L':' .:':,,:::.'; ,:,;,',.\ "; .:':.;;.~'1 those days, and the fight fans Ihe dis cas e virus, The hope is Inals, lIca\'y Sprinos of m~' wome~ ~ri :-;c\\,[oundland can IllY claim to '" ::.",., :~::~.":.: '·'·"',;'··'r·:"·',"'~'" t: were not partJeular as to who th.t the dise~s~ virus can be, Shock Ahsorbcr~,· nravilated to '~ashllli one of tllC old bare·knuekle cham· ..• called themselves champions as o Sands, whom I ;:',:';~ ~:~:;.<;'i-~ Jji{J J"::':' ~",.,,:~: Caught thus, II'lthm the, bo~!" so Undercoalill" d plans in the person of Juhnny gi~::.tr."'~"".,~::):~:: ,:.~ .' ·t~:: long ~s ihey had the pleasure o[ successfully that paralYSIS will not " all San Diego nod Coror in Washington, , . DII'I'er who 1I'0n Ihe championship """".;: """"" "", ;.. ,\:,'. . ""'."', wltnc5slng a good bare kruckle OCM. The 1!151i I'O~'ITJAC o( America in his first conle:;1 as ;;/!:::':"'~t'~':":/:':.': .',' ,,:\ '. ~~':(: flgh!: . , like mysel[, was sep : I, ' Thc p~ep31'ation ?r tl!is I'ae~ine sells for 82;;0.1)0 a fighter under London PrJ~e Ring ::';;:~"; ' .. ,', .... ,' ".'.,'.: '.. :;,., ,.;.~,,' >:',; "llh ,Elliott clalmmg thc title, was deSigned to .klll tnc va nUlls St J I ' husband. I I rules. and shortly after, rclired J:~""':':""""""".' ,":' .. ,.. ' "::' Ihe next thing to do was to find' lypes 01 druses known to be rc. • 0 III S. with Ihe tltlc." ;'t .. , <~"i ... , .' ':.'. ',:":, i,\':::;" a suitable opponent fOL: him, Cer· spnnsible [or paralytic polio. 'fhe story "f Dwycr Is an Inter· ,,"-•.• "'- . lain sportsJllen, who had' seen ,I' I In this way, the I'iruses cannot ,II' esllng one. Rorn in il small [ramc ,talned a boxing rin~' whe~ein Johnny DII'~'er In rough·and·tumble cause the disease when injected , ______Ii house ncar the Cross Roads In Ihe some of the mosl notcd listie lights and sparring matches at hut do retain their power to stim. west end oC S\, John's on August stars o[ the period engaged In Harry Jlill's, figured that he would ulate the bod)' 10 produce e1e· .' , 15, 1847. Johnn)' WitS the !;,ceond short· glol'e bouts ot two or three be an excellent opponent [or menls which will resist live vi· I son o[ a labourer of Irish desccnt rounds duration, Among the great Grayback Jimmy, Johnny demur· ruses, I. who made his I"'in~ by working battlerS' who IIppeared there were red 'when the proposition was put WHEN TRIED on a mass scale I, along the waterfront. As a small John L. SulliVan, Joe Coburn, Joe to him, but finally consented, al· last vear there was some doubt boy, the Cuture champion played Goss, and Jim Dunne, champions though reluctantly, for he had as to whelher all preparations in Ihe lanes and alleys of the west all at one time or another. never taken part in a regular bout \: had heen Ireated su[[iciently to; ,. end of that period, and would per· Harry Hill look quite a fancy 10 under 'London Prize Ring rules kill Ihe \'irus material present. By I '/ \ haps have grown 10 become an· the young Newfoundlander and However, the a[[air was arrang· changes in the methods of' pre, ,I '. \ other labourer on the waterfront Dwyer took part In many o[ these cd to tile satisfaction of all con· paring it and new safeguards, pre· I , I i! his falher had not decided to glove fights and swapped punches cerned and the men were matehed sent lots oC the vaccine seem to '.j pulJ up stages and mOI'e himself with the elite of the ring, inelud· for one .thousand dollars a side ha\'e becn made completely safe'l il and his famil), 10 the (amous Ing Joe Coburn and Tom Allen, and the championship of America, How e[[ective has the I'a~cine I \fere all about Ihe .1 "Irishtoll'n" section of Brookl~'n, ex.champlons, with whom he box· the location o[ the bout 10 be Long been in preventing the paralytic !, I: I r age, and the same inl~ N~w York. cd short cshibltlons. Point, Canada-across the ril'er dCeets 01 polio? Last year there The Ilrooklyn of that da)' was It was through Harry Hill that [rom Eric, Penns)'lvanla-where , the Slme people. and \\'as not enough vaccine a\'ailable I became gail), interll'incI a particularly lOllgh town for any Dwyer niet George Law, eccentric ~Iorrlsscy and Heenan fought their .10 be ~i\'en to all susceptible peo'l , Il'e went to the same I 1" lad to grow up in, llUt Ihere Is no millionaire patron of prl~e fight· famous battle. pIe. There[ore, the value oC the: e:nblSSl' parties, Sllnda~' i record of Johnny engaging In any ers, who also took considerable On the 81h day o[ Mal', 1879, I'accine in prel'cnling polio has I ~t the housrs 01 [r' I listie encounters as a )'oUngstcl·. ·interest in Ihe hoy (rom. the Cruss five hundred spectators, who had bee n estimated by comparing i Our i 'nIPtU'r "Irsions to rlr , ,\t the age of Ihll·teen he had 10 Hoads o[ SI. John·s. In Ihese glove arrived by land,and sen, galhered lar~e numbers of children II' h 0, I caunh') restaurant" p ~o tn work 10 help support Ihe fights and In the, many knock· at Long' Point to walch Johnny hnd received Ihe vaecinc with: i lami"', and Ileromc u helper, or down·drag·'em,oul, go·as.)·ou·please DII'~'cr,'t)'ro In ring experience, do olher large numbers who had not.: "printer's dCl'il", in the pressroom baltles that he engaged in, Johnuy bultle with Jimmy Elliott. season· • MASSACHUSETTS ap par e n t.· Dining Room I. oC nne of Drooklyn's best known DW)'er learned a great deal about ed and canny \,eteran; for the ly had the large~t scale epi. ,~\ ) Ilewspupers, the Daily Eagle. the manly art of self·defenee and proud title of heavyweight cham· demie oC polio last year, It. was I Dwyer ~tu~'ed on at the printing soon wM looked upon as a formld· pion of America. Incidentally, it from this state that the bcst figu. trade until he had mastel'ed the able opponent for even the best in was quite an experience and an res on preventive I'alue were ob. IS now , J; fundamentals o[ Ihe business, and the game. In 1870 Dwyer engaged adventure 10 attend. prize fight tained. ; 11 it Is probable that' he would have Stel'e Taylor, a heavyweight who in those far·off days. The 'manly NEW YORK-Crewmen of the Navy tug "Swalane" in foregl'Ound, wave Out iir 137.968 clilldren II'ho re· ended Ills dal's as a prcssman If was good enough to last a. [ew art was frowned upon bJ.l the eeived one dose oC v,accine, 130 r :: WOl' farewell to the USS Saraloga, the !d':; largest 'and most powerful aircraft cases o[ pOlio developed. This 1 , , it wcre not lor his love of boxing. rounds lI'ilh the great· John L. a authorities. In 'fact, the practice available for The boxing bug bit Johnny earh' few years later, and iii the end of it was Illegal, and olten 'a fight call:icr, as the big flattop went under 11'Ianhattan Bridge bound for her first gil'cS an allack rate of 94.5 per,' and In his spare time he bccame of the £l[th round, wilh DwYer was slopped and the principals ar· trip ~o sea. She seems to be carryinl! a chunk of New York's famed' skyline hundred thousand. acquainted with the prominent ahead, the bout was stopped by rested and lodged in jail. Never. on her flight deck. The radar masts of the carrier are in down position for Out o[ 22,673 youngsters II'ho re· pugiltsts of that day, and was soon the police. However, Dwyer again theless, in this case, the bout went bridge clearance. Keel of the mighty ca t'rier was laid three years, five months ceived two or more doses or the putting on the gluves himself to clashed with Taylor In a ring In ahead to the satisfaction ,of the I'accine there were 15 cases of the take part in exhibition bouls. Philadelphia and repeated the enthusiastic spectators who had and 17 days ago and last week the ship went off for the first builder's .sea trial. disease. 'fhis gil'es a rale of 66. Unlike his brother who became drubbing he gave Steve in their come from all parts o[ the eoun. (LN. Photo). . 4 pcr hundred Ihousand. • a politlcal boss of some power and Clrst encounler. tr)', many of them at great cost, Among the 278,532 ulll'accinat· in'fluence In Brooklyn, Johnny did '1'0 find how Johnny Dwyer ac· til witness the slugging afira)'. 1I0tt's efforts 10 get at him wcre wash out Dwyer's eyes and the 1I'0n in 87 rounds, and lost his ed childrcn there were 553 cases Enjoy life. nof engage in political acth'itlcs, qui red the heavywclght champion· The minions of the law were con· frustrated by the elever dodging fighl was continued. Dwyer, though title in 1882 to the great John L. of polio. This allack rate is 198,2 Stillidln~ 5 [eel O\l inches In his ship of America, we must go back splcuous by their abscnce, and tactics of the Newfoundlander. still suCIerlng much pain,look the SulliVan. per hundred thousand, socks, and weighing close to 175 to Ihe )'car 1876 when Joe Goss, when the men entered the ring The tempo of the fight increased offensive and punished Elliott In other words, the el'idcnec pounds, his mind Was set on the cailed champion o[ England bv aHer tho usual preliminaries, CIIS' in the next three rounds and both steadily with blolVs that came from Of Dwyer's subsequent career indicates that in Ihe ~Iassaehus· fight game. some historians nnd denied tha't to mary in, bouls o[ such Import. men were beginning to feel the every angle. Ihel'e is little to be said. He was selts epidemic the I'aceine was e[· ·:Hls success In exhibition bouts honour by others, won on a foul ance, ,there was nothing to disturb pace. Dwyer, however, was in bet· In the tcnth and. elc\'enth a regular aUcndant at notable feclive in preventing paraiysls in I and rough·and·lumble fights at· from Tom Allen In 21 rounds at them except five hundred yelling. ter condition, was boxing cleverly rounds, Dwyer was getting belter fights and often acted in'the ca· 60 out of lOQ children. \J~.ne.tcd Ihe allentlon o[ Harry lIlll, Boone County, Kentucky, and was fight fans who clamoured for the and pultlng more power into his Ihan el'er and jlanded out un. pacity 0[. referec. On his retire· These results arc not perfert, t often at who kept Ihe celebrated sporting genernll~' accepted as the heav),. fight to begin. punchos . While Elliott was both merciful punishment 10 the Cast ment from thc ring, he entered but they arc a lot belter Ihan any· II resort at the corner of HOllston weighl champion o[ Amcrica. But When the men slepped to the tired and exasperated at his own failing Elliott, who was a sorry the service of the Brooklyn thing a\'aiJable prel·iously. and Crosby streets, New York. Goss was getting old and did not centre of the rlns, Elliott, the futile efforts in trying to rcach sighl as he groped around the County Court and rose to the IT IS reasonable to suppose that I 'l'his hoslel was Ihe mecca oC the take milch Inlcrest in his honours, scrapper from Athlono, Ireland, Dwyer. ring, bleeding, weak, and half. position of chief clerk. He was the improved melhods o[ preparing i sjiorlsmen oC that time and main· anel for three years Ihe heavy, appeared 10 lIal'e the edge In In the seventh round, Ellioll, blind. • Gene 'l'unney 0[. his day! a man" th,c polio. I'aec,ine and. larger ~lIP', heighl, "fight, and rench. He was hi' face and body red with blood In the lwclfth round, Elliott, in physically and' IlIlellrclualiv far' phes whICh 11'111 permit more mo.! the same age as Dwycr but had and his wind going, rushed at desperation, suuk his leeth in abol'e the average fighter, a;HI he culalions will reduce ~till furlllcl'l 'ycars of ring experience, having Dwyer and knoclled him to the Dwyer's side. ,Johnny freed him. was looked upon by the experts the frequency of this dreadfUl dis· II been' fcatherweight champion of ground with a roundhouse right. self and sent ol'er a thunderous as a man, who would have been a case. "great" o[ Ihe ring had he con. Dut rGscarch must gn nn. It i, America at the tender age of six· Dwyer was shaken but came to right to Elliott's face and 115 EI. tecn ycars. scratch for 'the elghtb round and liott rocked bilck on his heels, tinued in fisticuffs. Finally, he was not confined to this particular kind one of the felV pugilists who were or \'accine only. For example. Dwyer, howel'er, was unperlurb. drove Jimmy all liver the ring. Dwyer sei~ed him around the cd at the odds against him, and When the ninth round eamc up, waist, Ihrew him tu the ground, given the designation of "Gentle. studies arc being conducted "n the FROST'S jll'hen Elliott rushed at him with Elliott, who ,~'as steadily gelling and piled his own weight on EI. man." For Gentleman Johnny possib!lities of preparing a I'accinc in dancing-dre! ... still the fairest ,both fisls flying, Johnny side. weaker, left hiS corner and, rush· liolt's recumbent form. Ellioit was Dwyer can take his place in boxing III which thc dan~erous .I'iruses ever owned. stepped easily and Elliott's blows Ing at Dwyer, pressed him against out. His seconds carried him un. history with England's Gentleman arc lI'enk,enell sn Ihat they cannot Jackson, and Gentleman Jim Cor. led). ThiS could be e I'enmor ref, hit thin air. Taking the offensive, on Dwyer's eyes pressed sal'agely .. conscious, . to his corner. Joilllny belt, as a fighter who was un. produce disease (ralher Ihan kill, RESTAURANI (and the coolest) the ropes and placing hIs thumhs 'I'hls, apparent attempt to gough Dwycr, the boy from the Cross Dwyer hit ElIlott a terrlflc right out his eyes made Dwyer yell in Roads of old St. John's, had reach, assuming, culturcd, and a credit of them all! hand blow over the temple. This mortal pain, and he hung, scream· cd the apcx of his ambitions, He to the rough old game of prize· Including: Heavy Duty fighting. blow jarred the stout Jimmy from Ing ·and. helpless, on the ropes un· was heavyweight champion of Frame, Springs and Shock HARVEY ROA~ \: head to foot and affected his til the referee Interfered. When America. ',: I EDEN OR PARADISE Absorbers, Direction Signals, ,I' :\ fighting for the rest of the bout. the men )Vere scpl!rated, It was 11 was Dwyer's last fight. Ef. - .---..- " !. The second and third rounds seen by Dwyer's seconds that EI· forts were made to get him inlo Eden is Hebrew [or "delighl; Heater, . Undercoating a;td DIAL ;815 . I,i: ' Our summer collection 01 were repetitions of Ihe first, Iioll's hands were wet, and the the ring with Paddy Ryan oC Trov pleasure; a place of pleasure", License, The NEWFOUND. I :! I WHITES lIas nevel' been brighter Dwyer, gell!ng In telllng punches seconds claimed that Elliott ,!lad N.Y., but Dw)'er had had enouih Paradise, another name, for the : I: or cooler. You'll rind SNOW and sldestcpplng the mighty used turpentine In an effort 10 o[ the pri~e ring and consequently Garden of Eden, is [rom the LAND • BUICK sells for I " r· WHITE PUMPS freshly.triinmed lunges of Elilotl Dwyer appeared bilnd Dwyer. The re[eree ordered old Joe Goss, ex.ehampion and Greek paradeisos for "park; in $363(1,00 delivered St. John's ------for Subbcr • • chalk slim heels (0 be the belter boxer, and EI. the seconds to bring. water Rnd RYan met for the title and' Ryan closure; pleasure ground." as high or as as low as you please' I~~~~~==~~~~ ~ ali light, delightfully eomfr.rtablc .Mnd priced to suit your budge\. • REFRIGERAT.ORS JUST ·ARRIVED • New shipment of LIGHTING FIXTURES R. C. A., Also '. 8 cu.ft. • BANANAS .~ Obtainable In mediUm cuban .. New shipment of 17" .CRqSLEY T.V. • RED and GREEN GRAPES .. l11usion, hi·cuban 'and spike heels.' .' :;:Slzes 4 to 9, in a wide range • HONEY DEW MELON ;.of widths. . ;. . PRICES FROM: 5199.50 .. N~w line of KITCHEN UTENSILS. • PEARS • GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES 5 YEAR GUARANTEE' •. BROCCOLI. ~:4.50 1°.'9.95 • And for the Kiddies' new shipment of • CAULIFLOWER AT GLASS MARBLES. , PARSNIPS \ • SP1NACH .• PARSLEY GROUCHY'S, LTD. Electric Utilities; •. SWEET POTATOES LeMARCHANT ROAD, LIMITED McDONALD'S FRUIT STORE DIAL 5433 P.O; BOX 448 .FRESHWATER ROAD DIAL 2860 HARVEY ROAD' MILITARY. Ro'AO TOPSAIL ROAD . ' '",' • ;", ., NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956 Had Me \ng that cveryone should be mar. these witty young men of thc em· But as long as we are undcr (he , , , , I IIn Ihc Virginia countryside. But rled to a Montague once In his bussles ancl legations may not sallie 1'00[, I shalI continue to tell ,', . I ,some o[ our gayest uccurred at M,,\'W e life, and he liked to greet what have been as clfective as events you what·1 thlnll is right." , ' , " t,trd me ahoul this the I'ery special luncheons gll'en hc considered .my sometimes nowadays demand, but it cer' An unquenchablc desire for '. CCI.~ 'I' r~'" mixlul'C of I by the "Solxante Gourmets," ,whimsical Incllnslstencles with tainly Impart~d a gloriously civilis· freedom had sprung up within me. · , , ' IIllnld' lil~' c:larl1lillgl)' • This famous club, composed of "Oh the Montagulty ur It." Rose cd aspect to thc comity o[ na,' I . really had no idea of cxactly · -: I c\"'nin!! re' I 60 o[ the ~'ounger sct, met once Nanno, wife of the Minister from tions, . what I intended to make of my , . lic afiair;. wilh ; a week at midday at the HotC! Rumania, was the' great beaut)' o[ So far as 1 was concerned, the Ii[e, but I was determined ,to , .' Ih ir ow;t splendid I Hamilton and ~ach Illcmb~r was the Diplomatic Corps. \ male population 01 the eustern make it ~ success within my ca· li~~~ In r~1r'lCtell dinners, expccted 10 brlllg a Ind~', One Prince Caetanl, the Italian Am, seabool'd at that time consisted, paclties, It was nol quite' safe !\ Ird h)' dancing In I lunched In leisurely [ushlon. scut· /wrd' b]s~ador, Wal the handsomcst, almost exclush'cly or milil explain to me, WaiIis, exactly needs in Washlllgton but permitted cination for opera cven then C'x, 1 Baltimorc. what you do when you slay up Willer Jfl ol'ld ~o ,such excursion. as ,the one tended hcyond an appreciation of: I gut no farthcr than the lrord until two o'clock, night alter, Cor\lln~ was planmng, rherc \l'a~ the lIlusic alone'! Thcre was, then, ,divorce, Uncle Sol still did not night." THEN he came to mean much no chOice but to throw myscil, on beneath thc sternness, a hidden' apprUl:e of my gctting a divorc& life. more. Perhaps without rcalis· t~e bounty 01· Uncl~ Sol. :rIllS I: ac~thetic, possihly cven a buhemian : ;111~'wherc, and he could lIot,bear ing it, he acted as both teacher d!d most apprehenSll'ely, \II the: side. : the thought 01 what mighl hap and- model in the art of living, hght of. our last lormal exchange: Whilc I was admiring the! pen, on such a tong trip, to tWl\ Seene He took me out o[ the world of of sentiments; but on the other I photograph of a particularly at.: unaccompanicd women, HERE was a scene, 'nol serious, small talll and into the wider hand, I reasoned that he was m)' Itractive \\'om BREATH - TAKING LOVELINESS GOWNS FROM OUR B.RIDAL SALON Whether your wedding be of greal elegance or charming. simplicity, you'll find the Gown of your dreams in our Bridal Salon. See our Bridal Gowns, Bridesmaids Gowns, and, Gowns for 'he Motller of the Bride af - .• , . .r •1 THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE 9 NEWS, SATUR -, r7 • ------about wandering around the ship kind of beginning. We \! .. ~:.m" • In My Mind I 'had r::~~;~~~~Jh~nw~iriln~:~~~~~ foursome, Escort Bll" d Inventer, Invents To, Sell .The 81- 1 ., scarcelysengers. noticed the other Pll- OUR escorts wert ' extremely, DALLAS, TelC.-(NEA)-Thlrt~·. rhe project ' It was dark when the boat knowledgeable about' eathed· elght·year-old Harry Selman, who. the Lighthou'~·s turttd II Italn arrived 'In Paris, and, hav; rals and chateaus as well as cafes calls himself a "professional blind very slowly be, \\here it ~ i ~he Picture Of The Ing neglected to arrange for our and restaurants, Ind 500n our man", can "see" more with his [jcult 10 pick cC.U!eP it l~ hotel rooms In advance, we taxied evenings were taken up with ex- fingertips than some people with of seu for u hthe tin) all over the city In search of 1\ ploring the city while our week· 20-20 vlslon~, • ' . took Over anJa~io !ack. place we could afford, Near mid. ends 'Ime solidly booked for trips Selman lived ror 36 years wllh iature cotton .ured ott ' ••• : Sort of Man I Wanted night-and 'still 8upperless-we through the French countryside. less· than .20 per cent vision In maue the job bOp,tn , see~ hat heed with a narrow wblle Perhaps any city might be 1m· finally pulled up at a gloomy and Corinne was a wonderful com· one eye. Then two )'cars ago lIe has al eas)" bind to which was attached I moral if' one chose to make It so. dilapidated little hostelry on the panlon. Gallant and Indefatlg~ble; While standing on his hand in a ing bo~ to ;~ckde!~gn!tll flowlnl black crepe veil that hung I had neve·r said anYlhl~g like Avenue MacMabon. It no longer she was the kind of person, one karrhlel In ItOO-detgreteh wbeatther at· with ~awdust an~l SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1956 131 .. ~ .' - " . equivalent size in ,the United ·INew Leeds Kingdom-installed In thc ~Iount Vernon Hospital In Londen-was a Canadian gift to the Britisij Page .FQr'- 'Fffrmers I Radiation AmI Empire Cancer Campaign, . " .,' , I . I . Opening of the unit marks the , . '" . , \.... ' Research, Centre I completion of the firs~ stage 01 __ ,the dcvelopment at Leeds of , Producers Paid . . Here's' HoW to"Help'Seed Rotary.Supports The Princess Hoyal this month· l'cgional therapy centre with pro tlSULTS opened a new high encrgy radl. ,visien for. research in. radio·the. ...10' . For 'Losses On .\ Forest alion treatment and research unit II rapy, radIation chemIstry an¢ Grow in',:Hot .WeatheJ: " in Leeds, England. The Centre, radlo·biology. It nas been estab which will be equipped with a IIshed to provide new facilillC! Potato '~rop 'i Conservation Canadian radio·eobalt source, Is OTTAWA '(CP) - Alter a 21,!" : SI. John's Rotary Club yesterday said to be' unique in Britain in for the treatment of cancer and' that Is has heen specially design· year delay because of marketing listened with interest to Mr. D. E fOT the study of physical, cheml JMJQE. Irregularities, the federal govern. Nickerson, M.Sc.,Dlstrict Forestry cd fer the dual purpose of radio ment has paId the New Brunswick Of1icer of the' Federal Forestry therapy and radiation research, cal and thcrapeJtic action of high Potate Marketing Board, $177,000 Branch, as he rekindled the inter· The only . ot.\]er therapeutic for certain losses to producers OD cst of, the audience in the oft dis· source of radio·active cobalt of energy radiation. DAIRY FEEDS the 1953 potato crop. '.' cussed 'but ever timely topic I Advances are paid to producers "Fores~ Conservation." ' , ,------....--- illnder the Agricultural P.roducts , Taking as his definition that "thc Co·operatlve Marketing Act. Thc forest conservation movement in its Full stock always on. hand potatoes are sold and thci govern, ' modern sense is ,a rational sort of ,. ment makes up any difference be· thing devoted to making the forests , j .' '.' Write for free literature. tween the advances and the sale support as much industry as they , .. ' price, It any. . satcly can, indefinitely ," ~!r. Nick· The 1953 payment was held up erson showed how our productive , when Irregularities Were dlscov, forest land, about one·third of our ." I ered and a fulllnvcstlgation made, total area,· can be conserved for RVEY &CO., LlD. There were apparent easeJ of 1m, future generations. Wben intro· . PI'oper dellverle,i.of potatoes to the ducing the speaker, Rotarian Finn board and discrepancies In quanti· Frost pointed out that the forests : ' Distributors. tics and destinations. of Newfoundland procure one. third of the income of the. province as against mining with 12 percent and I fisheries 10 per~ent. . The following guests of members r , I', were introdUced by Rotari~n, Len i SHUR -GA,IN FERTILIZERS , Earle:. I " Miss Sandra Drodge, SI. John's; Mr. David Dunlop, New Carlisle; , WITH AlDRIN AVAILABLE! ,. ., ! , NOli C E lIIr. W. Deane Dickinson, Tor9nto; , , I: 1I!r. Gordon En'glish, Montreal; Mr, I .Tohn Newton,. Montreal; Mr. Art Helps CONTROL soil pests living beUow :he soil surface attack ' We have opened an OFFICE 'and WARE. Abell, 5t: John, N.B.; Mr, Patrick ing the tubers, roots, hulhs and undergrlJu:Jt! stems oi a great 'Top Lell: Make. Deep Drill and S~ak Soli Deeply. Top Rlrhi: Mb: Duggan, Gander,', HOUSE on WATER STREET in t~e. C.N.R. I S~ed Wllh Sand and Sow on ,Damp Soil, Lower'Left: Cover Seed~ Lt. Carol Cady of Detroit and variet;· o[ plants, I 'l\1~b • Special Porous .Soll, Lower. RI,hl: Iteep SOli Moist UJiIil Lt. Col. Raymond H. Baker, of I Seed. Germinate, . Hammond, Indiana, were wei com· Freight Shed. Most amateurs have 1m all next step Is 10 fill the drill with cd by Rotarian Edgar House as difficulty In growIng plants 1rom .waler several, times, 10, the the Club guests of the day from MORE Iced In cool, moist, sprIng weath. ground. Is soa~ed deeply.' SOW' 'Pepperrell Air Force Base. YOUR This is another step taken to offer our er. Btlt In the hot, dry wealhcr seed on top 01 the damp' snil Major John Barron, wh05e all· ot'summcr It Is olten a difIerent and cover it with your sp!!tial 100 shorl membership in Ihe 51. VALUE lIor,.. . soli. This In turn should :be ,Tohn's Club terminates wilh his MONEY! . SHUR.GAIN FEED and FERTILIZER customers There Is no reason to' tall \\'lth 50aked. It 11'111 hold millsture lI'ell new assignment in the States, lI'a.l hot weather lowing II a lew pre· ~nd cannot torm a crust. It mny' pJ:esenlcd with a scroll by' Pl'csi, FOR better service. cat\t!onsarc·taken, but careless be necessary to sprinkle It dally dent .Jim· AlderdIce, Who \\'i~hed methods, which, are luccesstul to. prevent' the, seed drying out. Major .and hi~ nOlarvann every In the spring, lJ)ay 1aU. . .. . HIgh lempera tures combined .• SoU condltlonlng.'experlments, 'with abundant moisture will happine~s in their nclV home, no. tollowing the Introduction: 01 speed ge.rmlnation so your"~eeds larian John, in I witty, happil), Order your SlIUn,(;;\ 1['( FERTIUZER ~~ ~oon ~5 pos,ihlr. to We have a complete stock of QUALITY cheml~al. conditioners, . have to. 5hould soon emerge trom under· phrased rep!)', eXpressed his cused attention upon the top Inch ground. . Ihanks and presented, on hchalf a\'oid delay at planting time, For infnrmalion on any crnp ~~ , SHUR·GAIN FEED and FERTILIZER. on hand 01 ~ardcn, loll. Rain: and sun beat .• Until the seediinlC plants have of the PAFB Toa'stmaster's anrl commendation plc<1sC contact Of[icc,r.t 51. John's, dOlVn upon It and .if,cit contaIns begun. to, grow and become es. ·roastmistres.~' Club, a ChNluC to l1t much clay a·lew, hours'· sunshine tabll5hed, theJoil should· be ~1iss Sandra Drodge for her cxcel· all times. oq damp" soil wiU. bake; It ,jn1,o a sprinkled trel/uently. This Is the \cnt effort in' the Rotary·sponsored I hard crust :lI'hlch neither all' nor only tlmell'hen light 'and' fre· girls' public speaking contest. ""aler can, easUy penet~ate. quent sprinkling, Is advisable in The easlest,way to avoid this the garden, Throughout the ,"um· I ~'to'preparea specIal IOU with. mer it will be necesary to .make BROKE RECORD 'Canada Packers Ltd. 1hich, to cover seeda .In' hot sure that the, garden receives Sam Rayburn, of Texas, served I 5HUR·GAIN "cather. The.quantity.needed Is at least 1 Inch at \\'ater'a week, as Speaker ofthc U.S. Housc of CANADA PACKERS relatively small .. It should' con.' either !rom rain or from the nepl'esentatives longcr than anv MONROE'S COVE DIAL 7231 ialn no clay Whatever, Ind,:,at hose. . othrr man. breaking the record! least one'half, organic malic I' AU latc sown crops should be established by Henry Cla~'. I mIiI!miI such as peat moss or compost, led with balanced commercial SHUR-GAIN DEALERS IN YOUR AREA· LIMITED the ~ther half, aha,rp sand. Use plant iood applied before sowm" VISTA VISION . : It to cover all seed alter Jullel. by the. placement meihod, in While the owl cannot move its '/ WI L GLADLY SUPPLY YOUR ·NEEDS I Practically all late sowIng can shallow trenches 3 or 4 Inches eyes in their sockets, it does have : L • .'PHONE 6492 be,done In driUs (shallow trench.:, away from the drill on bolh a great area of vision becaufe it ! t, es) and these shOUld be made' sides, where the rool! will reach " ~~~~====~=~======~=~~~~~o~o~r~·t:~~e~e·~~~c~h~~~:,~d~ee~p~,~T~~R~m.w~~_~~__---' ____ ,_~. __.__ ._O_I~n~a~Hshead~al~ml 273 dcgrpes, , ,_~:=~~==~~~==~~==':'::==::=-:~~=~a~aJn~ I Did you say I Make the: MOST of your • PR.O FITS ... uYoung Stuff" I· fhen use the famous • Your "yt)ling stuff" - chich (,'ll\'('s. pi~s, pOlilts - arc the fOllllllation of yom flltllre Ih'c slod-~apital and income. It'·; ill1portant to sec that this fOllndatiull is "FULL-O~PEPrt well and truly laid, • "Well hCgll1l is half done". , .• "It's the fir~t step 'that counts," ••• "l\. good beginning is half thc' battle," • urllla Research never stanth stili, or sllsback and says, "Good - , •. "A \'Otlllg thing ne\'('r gets over a hat! start - of a enough",' Working with the full good oilC". Therc's a 'lot of practical sense in those resources 'of the Research Labor· proverbs I, _ ' BRANDS ... : atorles and· Farm, it's forever probing the possibility of improve- '. mcnt, .' Here's another angle. YOllng things ha\'l;: "thc urge . to grow". Their ability to make full'use of goat! f ccd, 1956Chick.Startena: In Research tests, thousands of chicks ·averagcd their "feed efficiency", is highest during their fiJ'~t 5,0% , bl:~er', on this "Super" few weeks or months. , Startcna, took 7.4% less feed per CATTLE FEEDS pound of gain. . It's sound business to takc ad\'antage of that fact, 1956 Turkef:' Pre,Starter: Nearly Rnd the scientific knowlcdcYc of growth nutrition CALF MEAL BRAN 15% greattM: growth in first a Purina offers you - putting the two togcther to work ... weeks t'.. an· on' .1955' Turkey Star· , C(\RN MEAL HORS~ FEED· tena, ...... , for you. Come on in :md talk i: over! . MIDDLINGS ST. lAWREN',(·E- : 19A6 ' Cal; . SlaricDa: Addition and adjustment" of ingredients-30 lb. bigger .calf· at -i months,· ' I'or growtJlY, thrifty, ere e p·f e e d a fell c1ean.cul calves anti a pounds I,cr pig, and 1956 pIg Slariena: Trace ingredi. rea) saving in timc, "Sec tile Difference ents· to, reduce; .even more, young work and monn, fced Purina ~lakeS". It gets pig scour. problem. " Calf . Startcna (0 4 them off to '3 rcal fly POULTRY FEEDS 18% montlis. ing start H 1956 : HOI( Chow,: Now contain I ~ zlnc-helpful·.!n preventing para CALF STARTENA ,BABY PIG CHOW ~CR·ATCH FEED LAYING MASH PROTEIN keratosis (malignant scurf). , I' J, LA 'lING MASH PELLETS " ' •• I· " ..... ' . " ' . OYSTER SHELL GRIT :I, I .I I CRACK CORN .WHOLE CORN , . 'i' :; ; 15° cooler PURINA., CHECK- R-TABS t-, , " . ,; .' . \~eel FEED: is ,DAIRY" lord heel • JO:'KILL common germs in dri,nking wqter use one tablet to each quart ToP bolli, .supplied.- to Baby, Chicks and Turkey Poults from .hatching until your HOG FE'EDS,' ·~.ik5 :'old, ' ,.' I.··· 30. und .100s .: AVAILABLE in 15Q and' 600, Tablet Bottles. "-', - ": :~·>:n:{·~:'/ ::,'.;~:~:;.~;.,/;, ',-: ' I, " :' , __ ,'" -: .'~". ';., ,,: . . . '. .. ., '. ~ .. " ,. . \ ., . " ~,A."'E,.,H1CKMA'N (0.,.1 TO. ;;..;.... _~~~ ".~" ',' 'I,'" '. :'. .. .''. -', '..":" ,i, ~J", .' • " ; . ,; .: ; .'.. ':":',·.1.; ' .. " . " . ", ::. '-:.~' 'PHoNE 4131 ST. JOHN'S , .. ':" . ":~.. \'" ...... ~~.a."_.,, . ; . '. '.~ ." J ::: '~,:' :~.:, ~, ' ".,:,. :'The;.':Sfore. With "Th~ Checkerboard Sign, , f'"' • t,~ ,! I,'.' " ~ORE DEPARTMENT " -';""'~". , ,,' : ,'PHONE 34.12" . ',": ", f ~ ~ ',' ...... ,.'.. • '... . . .,~ , ' / THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JUNE NEWS, SATUR , 9, 1956 2.OG-New!. , 2.01-Best from Britain. ------~------2.'3G-ltIu!lcal Showcase, NewL 4.3G-Billy ,Graham. Param()\1nt .Capitol SP~ 5.0G-Ncws." , • 5.01-Songs trom the Show!. .----,------:-. 6.00i-News. I Now Playing' U5-How Christian Sclenc. 6.l5-Guy Lombardo.' ~ Today ,·IN -.~,------, Heals. ' 6.45-Road Show, Ncws. -C B N 2;OG-Rotary. \. j Blanks to Fill 7.3G-Nfld. Ncws RevlclV. "A MAN CALLED PETER" WILLIAM HOLDEN~ IN STERLING HA SATURDAY, JUNE 9 2.30-RCA Victor Record Album. I "NI 3.0G-Takc It From Here. 7.45-Road Show, Ncws. WITH RICHARD TODD" "PICNIC" "BA TTLE TAXi"DEN, IN 9.45-Doseo Nevis. , '1.3G-Si&n On CBC News. ACROSS. 56 Mounds used 3.3G-News. ,.' JEAN PETERS . i· - " Glt '1;45-Top of the Morning. I The _, bY"l!lfen 3.35-Music from the Tlieatrc ..... 10.OG-News. . '~,hen :Villlam Inge wrotc "Pic· I A, helicopter ma ' 'II.OG-News lind Wcather. white and &'1 Furtlv~ 4,0G-kutberan Hour. 10.0l-FamiliarFavouritcs.. Twentieth ,Ccntury·Fox dcpart· nlC, which won a Pulitzer Prizc ' looking critter to mY be I :S,IS-Muslcal Clock. blue DoWN 4.3~Guest Artist. 1l.OO-World News Summary" ed from the usual movie for· and the Drnma Critics Award as II to 10,000 Gl's whO!l 9,DG-Mornlng Devotions. l 4 TGuch asort 1 Male sheep 5.0G-The Eternal Light. ll,l5-Houseparty, News. ' mula in producing "N.-Man Cal· the best' Broadway play of the Korea there's no 0 9ol5-Program Preview. , (pl.) 5.3G-Eehocs at' Eventide. l.GO-Queen and Sign Off. ied Pcter," a CincmaScope pic· year, his dramatic action nalur·I, so beautiful. The ':Pi5Sed peacefully av ·.!I.2G-South of thc Border. , , 8 - and now 2 Wicked 6.0G-News. ture In Dc Luxe color, opens ally was conflncd to the' stage part played by th 1I.3G-Tops This Week. 6.l~Grant1and Rice. 112 - Maria \ 3 To be wanted tomorow at thc Paramount itsclf; orr'stage action could only afrectionally kno e lIhl.~It:;' Left to me fO,OG-~lusical Marchpast, B.3G-Guy Lombardo. I 13 - away 4 Cleaned, as VOUS Theatre. This plcturization o( be suggested by his brilliant dia, crews as "ehoppe::~ notice later." to.3G-CBC News. your tears a lloor 17 Entertains 33 Is borne 7.0G-Church Service. SATURDAY, JUNE 9 , Cathcrine Marshall's biograp.hl, logue. , ,"Battle TaXi," sta '. i.I ' 10.35-Music on a Mellow Note. 14 _ 01 5 Heap 10 Thick soup 38 Bristly 8.0~Ave Maria Hour. notice appears , n.OG-Trans Canada Sporls Re- 6.00-Slgn' On ,and Sundial. cal novel, which enjoys thc dis· But. when Columbia Pictures i Hayden in the I\.;nng WashIngton 6 Musical 23 Mexican 40 Short story 8.3G-Str~nge Wills. ' in the not too \·Iew. 'Squnre dramas ,money 41 Grades - D.OG-Moments of" Peril. 8.00-Robert Q. Lewis. tinction of being a story told in prcduccd "Picnic" now starring' production for Unit" Ters 9.SG-Trans.Atlantic InVitation. 845-ln the Mood. terms of God's intimate pnrtlcip' William Holden with Kim !Icase. Picture 0PC cd I1.300Junlor Farm. I~ Wrong (prefiX) 7DetecUve 24 Nomad 42 Lel'lt stand ~ovak .\~ir~ be a postscript. ' 11.45-Saered Heart Program. 16 BalloUngs (slang) 25 - majcs!)' 43 Military forc. 9.45-News. ' 9.00.-1t Happened Last Nillht. alion In' the aflarls o( man, un· and cO'starring Rosalind Russell! Ihe Star Thcal:e. ns Jio:~) of professionali 12.0D-Announeer's Choice. 16 S61t shoe 8 Groups 0' 26 Qulverin& 44 Den 10.0G-Memories In Music. 10.0G-Clsco Kid. fold a pognant love story and Is as Rosemary, in CincmaScope 1 In the earl v part 46 Gaelic' 10.30-poetic Reveries. 10.20--Starr of, Space. at thc same timc, a success story and color by Tcchnicolcrr, it be· ill the Far East •. of • 12.3G-llusical ProgrAm. 20 To know the three 27 Propheta 'bl I I ' .>Ir tr~ 12.45-Stu Davis Show. 9 Circular band' 29 Related 47Tnck part 10.45-News. 10.45-Tecn.Tiple. Inest b Horatio Alger tradition, can~c POSSI . e to exp olt ,thc cam· copters Were Used I read a scienci 1.OG-Doyle Bul1etln. 10 Hlrellnr 30 The add - 48 Remain H.OG-Sportscast. 1l.35-No School Today. Richard Todd and Jean Pcters era s mobihty. to include aClual "rescuing pilr.ts and ,21 Groove 50 Favorite months ago in which 1.I5-Muslcale. '2~ Monke),s 11 Cape 31 Citrus frulls ll.15-lIIusie by Roth. 12.OQ-HlI\bll\y Matinee. head an Imposing cnst of ,41 sup- Kans~s loealcs, to show rather !had crashed in tho l,30-CBC New~ and Weather. : 24 Wing-shaped 1l.45-Club 590, 'and News. 1.3G-T~easury Bandstand. porting players. Others promin' than Impil'.. 'roundin~ Ko:ea, iio' , pires populated the ' 10 1.45-Muslcale. ' 26 On water II IZ IJ I~ IS 1& 11 If P 1 ,I 1.0G-News In a Minute and 2.OQ-Let Georgc Do It. ent in the cast arc Marjorie Dircctor' Joshua Logan, who al· ! Korea as In other wa ~tl!l, 2.0G-Stamp Club. \ Closedown. final normal human 27The- 01 IB IN 2.30-Jason and the Golden Rambeau, JllI Esmond, Les Tre· So directed the triumphant stage I Jorily of casualties irs. l1:! ·~.l5-Sounds Fun. I the land lIZ I' ·'Fleecc. mayne, Robert llitrton, Gladys version, and Daniel Taradash, I florce COI"istcd I n t~! of the last normal m 2.3O-0f{ the Record. 30 Revolts h 3.0G-Dlnah Shore. Hurlbut, Rlc.hard ~arrlck, ·Glorla who wrote Ihe "Picnic" screcn down behind Ih 0 t o!! struggles and event! '2.45-Thls Wcek. • 132 Blow I~ ~ "' In CJON I SATURDAY, rUNE 9 3.l5-News. Gordon and Bmy Chapin. "play, madc SOl11c major additlcns and (er Ihe first ~ime I 1 '3.0G-World Church News. 134 Repooing 10 I? n me that this 6tory 135 Husband 01 3.3G-Indictmcnt or ,Parade' of The picture was filmed. In to the fcyer,pitchcd story of the a consider~hle number ' '3.15-Speakers Choice. 6.3G-Bob lewis Show. Newfoundland so faJ a.SG-Muslcal lIIatlnee. . Isis u Sports. Coatbrldge, a town nine miles stranger m a small Kansas town casualties were rescu dOib i36 Busy as a 6,31-Nfld. News. S.55-Product!oii 6. ' from Glasgow. Scotland, where and the things he did to its peo· use of "r.hoppcri" .e I ~erned. The point ,tOG-Humber Hour. III 1.'1 4.3G-CBC News. i- ~ P I ..... 6,35-Weather. , 4.0G-Perry Como. Peter Marshall, whosc lire in· pie, espccially thc women. Xot all of the' air !lew semi-vampire r ,4.35-Grand Falls Presents. ,37 Disorder ~ 6.45-Fisherman's News and Fore- 4.15-Scoreboard spired thc story, was born, and Thcre was, for Instance, no ac· I landed cr hnil~d out ~r~~l ' 39 Nick :JJ IJI and the old race wa ~ cast. '.4.3G-Fort Laramie. In Washington, D.C.; 'in Annap· tual picnic' on thc Broadway I' enemy line, were 5.0G-Musicalc. 40 Ice cream I:·:tr.d 5,3G-Children's Savings. 311 7.0G-Nlld. News and Sports. :I.GO-News. . In a role strikingly different stage; it was o.nly. talked about; wcunded but those re!c~~tl sionalism may well a.OG-lntermezzo. 1 41 Legal matlers 7.05-Local Weather. . 5.15-World of Sports. from any othcr he has ever por· a mammoth' PICniC sequcnce is Isaved from hecomlng province and, Amat( 6.25-Program Preview. :42 Parlor . ]I> ~ l& 7.1~Canntllan News and Sports. lI.30-Saturday Serenade trayed, William Powell plays the ?nc o[ the film's highlights, And of war. Altogelhcr 6.30-Supper Guest. ~ P odd looking little CI '45 Tantalizers . IIQ , I. . 7.30-Round the World News. 6.15-Parade of Sports. part of the gentle philosopher It ~as only natur~1 (or Colum· ! 1000 such iIHlividu"a1!P.,1,Ili~:" I: il.45-NEAC News Ruundup. 7.35-Cqmplete W~Bthcr Round· 7.0G-CBC News and Weather. 49Convcy 7.00-Ne,ws. His eharactcrization o[ "Doc" bia s cameras to take advantagc' a full share of infantrvm corner, the one whi 51 Consumc jill n 11:1 up, 7.05-So They Say. Brown,the bumbling rustle is o! the kC'!lcndous Kansas wheat· rescued and returned ~ :.I5-Nlid. Sports Roundup. 52 Give forth I'll I'll quidated. 7.30-Tops Today. '1.45-Good Ncws. 7.3G-Final Edition (News and filled with both humor and pal· flClds, gram clevators .. spectacul, units. 5e\'CTat limes wit!:: 53 Essential ~ pi 8,00-Nfld. News. Weather.' I hos. • ar skY'scapes and colorful Kansas matter or minute' • 7.45-Doyle Bulletin. belne I'" I'! ,!: 8.l5-Armdale Chorus. 8.15-Provlnclal Weather. 8.00-Sports TOday. Supplying the romantic Inler· town w.lilch is the film's lecale·1 Tl1e story of "B~ttle 54 Narrow Inlel 15Z ~ I'" 8,20-Shlpping Report. I' " 8.3G-'1'his is my' Story. .55 Ancient • 8.l5-To Be Perfcctly Frank. est are Julia Adams and Charles The I?cal. "actor~" rc:created, in an intimate. hard,hitti! 'I ' 9.0G-Today and Yestcrday. ! Phoenician I~ I5b 151 8,25-Kiddies Corner. 8.30-Grand Oid Opry. Drake who arc c)Cce\1ently cast community smgs. ple'catmg con- i ncr Ihe thrills and bau:' You don't need" to ,9,SG-Toda~' am,! Yesterday. -.I B.30-Nfld. News and Weather. D.OO-Gunsmoke. as young friends o[ "doc" Brown.' tests, balloon·blowlni bouts and pericliced b\' ali the l eli)' . i pe'IO~~ for a while, but II II :: . I. I, IO.OO-Prairie Schooncr. 8,45-Women's Ncws. '9.30-Box 13. :'ITiss Adams Is seen as a school haystack·scrambling games. There, the Air flr;cuc Se:ri~: 10.30-Touch of Grease Pajnt. 9.0G-News. ' 10.0G-Ncll's and Weather. teacher, while Drake portra)'s a were hundreds of specially pre., taken on this mal , , , 11.00-S)·mphonic Band. 9.05-Jjike Box Review. 10.30-Musie Vicws from Holly. gold prppeetor in the nearby pared sandwiches, a ton of frank· , to start saving YOt \1.30-CBC Nationai News, A' I"l' 9.3G-Westcrn Ilit Parade, News, wood. hills. ,furtcrs, cakes and pies by the nuua it eetm(J Departed Soul" rl.3~CanadIRns Yarns: lO.D1~Courtshlp and Marriage. 11.00-Flynn 'tii 12. Broadway ~tage favouritc dozens, huge cans of potato salad, t t!li.45-l1usicaie Program. Top.ight. IO.15-Cisco Kid. right now is ver~ I' : J2.0G-The Bob ~Iurphy Sh"IV. Henry Hull plays the important barrcls of fruit, dozens of water· r' A 1 :f " CJON-TV LOb I 11!.00-Closc Down. 'OA5-Western Hit Parade and Off and Anthem. role of an evil San Francisco at· melons, and all of it prepared 1 major leagues invi i: SUNDAY, JU;<\E 10 Ncws. 1.00-Si~n I ra,' ss n. : , 1l,01-Kiddies Show. SUNDAY, JUNE! 10 torney 1\'0,\1 succeeds in adding by local housewives who played I TI 'I r ' R.45-llplodies lor ~Icdilation. SATURDAY, JUSE 9 UO-To Be Announcell, 9.0G-Sign on and Serenade. sinister confusion to the prob· themsclvcs in the picture. They, ' C I~, an~!~ cOn~rEn~I,~! hockey associa1 .. :1 O.OO-Ileglonal Weather. 2.GO-FlghtIDg Words. n.OB-Western Hit Parade. 1 5.GO-WlJd Bill. 10.0G-Christians in Action. lems created by the diseovcry of and their families, simply reo I' banha! Irdanlh. rar)' «!I)(IJltill those rose coloured. , rl 11.l5-llagie Music Box. 2,30-Country Calendar. n.30-Top Twenty·flve 'runes. , d th l' i' eel' "ear rom Ut!' . S.3D-Dlsneyland. and News. lO.30-Temple Hour. the treasurc. create e .ansas commun I)' s ' t J 1511' t X' rl ' column and settll l ','1 0.35-l'ost llark U.K . 6.3G-To Be Announced. 3.00-Thls Is theLlle, 1l.GO-Peppcrrcll Chapel Hour. Tommy 'Ivo, one Of the pick of annual Labor Day picnic. to : une I a • taoara I' : LOa-Local and National Head· I 1~.3G-~cl~bbourl~· Nell·s. constitutions to I 7.0G-Sa\'y Log. 3,30-CUmu. 12.00-Concert Stagc. the crop o( talented thespians. In short, they saw Hollywood arolO' .. 'I'n" t I , , ' line ,News. t I' .: 1!t:45-~laritime Gardener. UO-To Be Announced. . d' fl" tl k' d f . . I' II ana 5 "I II er 0 , 7.30-Ranch Party, 1.05-Wcather Forecast. I ·00 -Contost Theatre. gives an outstan mg pcr arm· on a PlCnlC- IC III 0 picniC H \\. Jill d , I!iOO-SI. Andrew's Presbyterian 5.0G-Perspective. , Church Scnicc. 8.00-The 1I0neymooncrs. 1.10-Daily Interview. 1.45-Alr Force News. ance as the youngstcr whose I that is part o[ Amcrica, the kind I °t"co~mi"i~~~eoP. fan , • R.30-Stage Show. 5.30-Ncws Magazine. l.l5-News. 2.00-Philadelphia Orchestra.' finding the, treasurc disrupts the 10f picnic that somelimes ellds ;~b " "('th srtOt I" l2.l5-l'rogram Highlights and 6.00-Bulova Sholl'. ·'tl b d' I d '1 "I ralles 0 ~ a e 0 .,1. ALTERNATIVES 9.0G-On Camera. , . l.30-Editorial. a·00 -0 n a Sunday Afternoon. Il \',~s 0 f s? many peop Ie. \\ I I. a ,oy an . glr. reaml y ,Dr. Charlc; F, r,olnell ,,] , I , Wcather. 6.30-Father Knows Ben. 9.30-To Be Announced. 1.35-Sports Parade. 3.30-American Adventure or The 'lrcasure Of Lost Can·, dancmg or romancmg In a scc\url" lOll" til hc~diine '. .1 .:' 15 ".' , SATURDAY JU!'IE 9, 1956 Patterson LicksJackso'n~: . . ~ SPORTS Giant/step Towards Titlti: '. IN .THE NEW YORK (AP1-YclUng Floyd as' the winner, most of them by a: D. Patterson stormed past the wide margin. : flailing fists of tireless Tommy Time after time' Patterson'. • (Hurricane) Jackson Friday night quick bursts of ppnches wobbled: "NEWS'" to take a giant step toward 11le Jackson's knees only to have U. Iy GEORGI PIRLIN vacant heavyweight title on Sicarelle galloped home three lengths in front of Marcel Bous· ",mOlnrleagucs involved the NABA and the pro- . J As Phlls Bow.ed lro Chicago Cubs IartonLIVE~POOL. Albions openedN.S. ",. 'I ~. ' .. , , . \ i, . . .. , . NEWS, SATUR THE DAILY NEWS, .' 16 ... ' . THE HEART OF JULIE JONES . ~ .. ~ '~. " " .', ','t . , Ja~oby .?n ,Bridge ., '0 \ .. : .1," Sf>ECTACULAR 'BIO;' . Sl:N~ATlONAL PLAY I , '--' By OSWALD JACOBY THE bidding of today's hand I,. was, a bit peculiar. Nort.h Imew 'that he wanted to' get ,1to ; gamc, but hc didn't know which can: " 'tract to .aim for. When North . ma:ked time with a eue·bid of , four hearts, South trlcd the four· card spade suit In t.he hope that I he would stdke four·card sup' I port in the ~(}rth hand. i As It happened, ,'North had I only tlme·card "support for. . NOW AVAILAlLE-A spades, but he couldn't bc sure that foul' no·trump, five dla· I HOWSVER, THERE ARE monds, or five clubs would be t. LOW·PRICED, LOW :~RESSURE onlER IMPORTA~T belter. He tliercforc passed four FACTORS INVO~VE".A _ liRE spades and hoped for the best. VERY IMPORTANT OIl:E , . . Since Harry I1lshbeln. was play· IS THE EMOTIONAl.. 5TATE.ANt> THIS SHOu~" Ing the South hand, the best \\,11. BE TRE"-TEP IF geod In'deed, POSSIB!.:. The West opened the singleton dla, "CAN UCK' Imond, anti Fishbein played low . f·.. om dummy. East took the king of diamonds and' returned .the I WOUl.1I ~'I(E TO .. ' \ KNOW WHAT eMOTIONA~ suit, allowing West to ruff' with PREceDeD '", I>lJNL()1)' . 5TRE5SE~ the ten of spades. GRACE'S SYMPTO'-\S AAD A IIIW t9! P!!I!!!!!l I West next s.:lifted to the king WHY SHe F'E~T COMPELLeD of hearts. and dummy won' with TO GO TO A fly PNOTiST FO~ 11IW·,rled UII wltll I HE!.P. IF we CAN'T FINO .llhelllMUl THESE ANSWERS,GRACe I MAY BE HEAOEI:' Fell. - Dunlop ItatulllS " NORTH 30 sllbllty, ftlll,lp '_ MORE TROue~E.. I .toAK9 IIId stuId, • AIOS BY WILSOi>i ctnltrudlea ~ ':.' " • AJ86 IItt CUlhlmd .AH 'ctmlart at fill WEST (DJ • EAST' prure rldlnl, lit J 10 I .toQ864 6:10/15 "';LY , 'KQJ76i3 '982 SEE US NOW' 05 • K973 ... 107 , ~ . . ".K52 Alk altoll! our IllterellnMle-ln ellowanc" SOUTJI 47532 ¥None 1~}()N3 . I' AVAILABLE AT ALL Both sides I'ul. West North Eut Soulh ( ".:~, , , I 3 ¥ Double Pass 4 '" t i . ,GREAT EASTERN OIL CO. Pass 4 ¥ Pass 4.to I : J ' Pass Pas~ Pass DEALERS AND SERVICE STATIONS .opening Icad-. 5 ,,' I , I th~ ace. Flshb~ln ruffed a low hcart and led the queen' of clubs i for a finesse. East had to follow : i '.1 suit with the seven of clubs, .\, , /1 .1 I whereupon Fishbein realized ex I' , ; , ~ ~ I aeHy wnat the club situation :.: I was. .' ,! ~ " Flshbqln continued with the IT'S I,jack of clubs. and, West piayed I i STYLISH , low again. This piay picked up I the ten of clubs !'rom East. Dc . I clareI' next led a trump to dum· 'r I I. my, eapturitig West's jack, By \ i this time the whole hand ml:;ht .\.. ,SILENT, just as weU have been put ori Lhe table, face up. Fishbein ruffed dummy's last heart, cashed two high diamonds, II [ · and led the ace of clubs. By this SMOOTH RUNNING • Itime East was reduced to three : \1 . f; II trumps. He had to ruff the ace of clubs and return a trump up :~ to dummy's ace·nlne,t.1Jus giving "1. ' Ideclarer his ninth. and tenth Itricks. ______", . " ti'S THE 'PRESI DE NT I Health In The THAT WONDERFUL WASHING MACHINE Colonies Progress in the health of the I people in, Britain's colonial. de· pendencies has been appreciable in the past tw~nty years and In SOm(! instances rema,'kable, ac· YOU ANO '>0. I cording to an of£lclal booklet BIGMOUTI YOU KNO i just published In London. .[ CON'T W , A large measure of control ENC\JGH 1 has been establlsJled over many TO FEEt: of the diseases )vhlch have caus· THIS FAIT. • cd high mortality rates In the Icolonial territories. . ,I. u;llalarla Is no longer the ter·. I' rible scourge it once' was, al· though Its effects, especially in I Africa, ,arc still serious. Ant!· malaria campaigns in British Guiana, Cyprus, and Mauritius were In· large Pllrt responsible for: the recent encouraging Im- provement In healtb; " . "Yellow fever, once a great kliler, Is now largely reduced' to a relv 'sporadic cases among . pea· -- pic Who. have not been inoculat· edt • ~ " . . ' .' "SmallpoX ,now seldom reaches . epidemic ·proportlons. The· incld· ence .of sleeping sickness, which Is'li pa'rtleularly se,rlous 'prGblcm in Nigeria, has been much reduc ed . by .special area clearance r measures. The treatment of lep rosy has been revolutionised by the uce of drugs developed duro Ing arid since the' Second World .,', Highest quality mat,erials and work- . AND 11:011', IF \'CLJ ·mansh·iph~ve·beencombil1edto bril'lg . WI!.L FI~D THE AIU~DERER OF you a combination of .e~ appeal' JOHN STRAI(~, '.'. )OU~ AII%!O,>.J ~tyling and macha,nical perfection that t •• ' .' Wll.!. eE COIIPLETE! allu.re~ trouble free 'performance , through years. of" useful' service ... The.. . ~. ..,. " ~... ; .cloubl~ wcille~t~b.keepsYlat.r· h~t,: .' . S. "50 . .' .. .' 'and the inge,hious ,hid/,"awciy .. ,':. . '.'l', • \, ':'arrangement cif the pump hose hefps '.' . make this gleamingbeauty'a 'decor~-" '" . ~'...... ;-..:;':. :.-,:;.:~ i~,: "- .. tiv.addition to ciny. hom ... · '. ",,' "·ON: HIREr'PURCHASE·::'· " . Welc:ome Wagon ." " t " ' \' . . : '.. Hostess , . , , .' : Will' Knock on, Your Door .. y;.i1h' Gift! arid .Greetings '~:;. frolJl~ F, i.endly;, Busln~s~' .. '. Neighbors ane..: YO,ur ' THE: GREAt EASl ERN r"o It ' , Civic 'and' Social, Welfare leaders; 'COMPANY' ,: LUIlIf'ED ' " 0n I he o.:ctJs;on, 011 '.The Birth of c', Baby; , ." ...... ,,'.,. , . . ",' :,', , .'.:' ... , Arrivals. of'NewcDmer~. I toI ASiOllM flOW I cAll F'INIS~ TfllS F'lsflT , ,.(ity. HAV.IoI'T !SOT MAllY' . MO~; /IOU,",,,, LEJ:T ! . ,. . , , .. 'Phone 3031 ,' .. i,', . , ; SATURDAY, JUN~ 9, 1956. ______------~------...... ;,;.17 BY JOSE SALIN OS AND ROD R~ED LAMI-S, FIXTURES A~D APPLIANCES City Service Co., Ltd. . . 1 LeMarchant Road Dial 716'1 • Nursing Assistants . Nllr~in:: As~islanls- arc rcqulred fit the Collage Hospital, Norr.'s 1'0int, Bonne Bay, Salary i.; s~o,oo pcr month from which 530,00 is deductible for bo:·~d ~"" ·i:, ludgings. Uniforms arc prol'iricd, ! Applications stating "gc anrl expel'icncc, if ~n)·. should be arlo drc~sp.d \II the Sur~e in Charer. Cottage Jlospital. NorrIs I'oinl I10nne Ray. I,EOXAltn ;\lII.um. ~I.n., IlCllllty ;\llnlstcr or IIc~lIh. nth, 195r.. f •..~ ..••. ~'" ~ .... t~'i'6" .1&Jllit. i\IRS. JAMES MAGWOOD io shown no she plunged fl'orn II. fifth· floor apart· ment window in an apparent suicide at tempt in Newark, N,J. She is headed for a fircmen's net which ~an~d her Ii fe. At the fifth·floor window (2nd I: Food.Service from lefl) is M/Sgl. William Garrard, who hac! bccn holdillg n·h·s. Magwood Supervisors I by the arms before she slipped from his grnsp, He had ru~hed into the building Applic~tion~ ~Ie inl'ited fror: to aid ?vII'S, ?vlagwood's husband who had been holding his wife. One of the femalrs. aged 25 10 40, for IlQsi tions ns Food·Serl'ice Supervisor! fircmen holding the net was injured, i Ull wards of Ihe General HOSpit:ll. The dulies will consist of sllprr· vision of Kitchen Staff and servo ing oi meals to patients. Com· mencing sr.\aries will be Irmr. 5125.00 to $150.00 monthly. M pending upon qualifications alld experience. Successful applicants will bE \'cquired !o undergo a short eOllr:;e of training in Dietary and Hou~c, keepinJl functions. APplications slating age. edu· cational qurolifieations, etc, shollllJ be addressed to: Dr. E. Wilson, Snperintendent, (;ener:d 1I0spilal, St. John's, Nnd. LEONARD IIIll,LER, lII.D., nrpulv Minister of BeaU\). 5!h. i956 jne9,t I I . SEA['~:!I' add...... d t. Ih' . ! undenlJ:'ned lind marked "TEXDEr LOOIS SHE FOR CONSTRUcrJON TWO DWELLING: I41T5 TH~ C.OUNTER, .'OR'l'UNE HEAn." will be received UI 10 3 p.m, n:.D.S.T.I, MONDAY. JUN~ YOU OODQ:I FOR 25. 1956, for the construction of two lin,l. BOTH c.. 'nJ/ dw~l11ngs at Fortune lIead, Ne\\,Couftdllnd Plans, tpeelflcatioDs, labour condJUoD5 tontratt form, form of tender and relun tpuder ennJope may be obtaIned on apph (,jllion to the m,trkt Marine Agent. Depart mfnt or 7r.n!l]Jort, Lhl:hthou!le BuiJlin&. I\"tor St.-ct, St, John's. Ne~i'ijDdlan~ upon fC('elpt (lC an aceepted ch!que mad. payable to the neceh·er Glner.al of CIDarl~ lor the .um 01 U3.00. Thl. cheque "'111 be returned upon the return of the ptan. and 5p i I'Iaim5 O\' dcmands upon or af· :, ' . " ' . i fcclln!; Ihe cRlate of Sarah Smith .oj , , : Inlo of St. John's, widOW, deceas I ~ cel, arc herchy requested to teno ~! . · particulars thereof in writing 'r · duly attesled. to the undersign ", I cd sclicitor for the executrix of i the will of the said ~~rah Smith . I on or before the 21st day of JUn! I A.D .• 1956. after which dale thE !aid executrix will proceed to dis· tribute the said estale having re gard only to the claIms which she then shall have notice. NATHANIEL S. NOEL, Solicitor for Executrix ADDRESS: Pope Building, McBride's Hill. . St. ,TellO'S, Newfoundland. my19.25jn2.9 Including; Directional Sig· milsl , Heavy Springs and Shock' Absorbbers, .Heater, Undercoating and License.' The 1955 PONTIAC SEDAN' HAMMERING IT HOME-'Bill McWilliams 'whirls llnd unl~ashc5 th~··hamm·cr. Thc Bowdoin' • Stront! Hoy tied Cornell's Albert Hall with 196 feel, 2'.~ inches for a new IC4·A ·meet record at ~ells Cor $2770.00 dciiv~red ::.. :- - Downing Stadium. Rnndalls Island, -----_._-_New Yorl'. Boston .. -...... U.'s __ Cliff ._ ..... Blair-. also_...... broke -. old mark.._---_. l St. John's. . .; ..' L-___.-::. __ .-::....._~i . '/ • '; / ,I SAn , I ______.... ------~~------~------~T~H~E2D~A~IL!Y1N~E~W~S,~SA~T~UR~D~AY~,~, t lS ---- ! '\ ,I , , ) . IllUN A llF.PARTlIlF.NT STORI: WANTED IBy kinJpermission of. M ; I-'RO~I YOUR OWN 'nOME. REQUIRED , , Yes! We' II put you Into your A General MARINE PAINT Ilwn husillc~s absolutcly FREE! ONE JUNIOR SALESMAN who understands DISTRIBUTOR ' .. NoW )'ou can scil to entire family, clothing, shoes, shirls, Also ONE JUNIOR SALESLADY' ing for small 10 The Earl~ slacks, sportswear, work ence preferred. AT THE.( For "TORPEDO MARINE" dothes, jeweller)" elc. Amok PaLnts, Varnishes, and Com, Write stating age and experien~e to ~ :II~ money m.oking plan. No quired. Apply' po~ltlon~. To service New· ~ experience neccssary, lull nr 10 WINTER PlA~E foundland, with supporting pall time. FREEl, clot hin~ THIS SATUR sen'Lee from' Halifax. Only outfit and full instructions P'ARKER & MONROE LTD. 'Phone 222t WEST END FROM 10 reputable, established firm! Great Eastern Oil i ahsolutely FRm~ Dept 1178, ie I.tf will be constdered. Blake.Watker Co .. P.O. Bnx jeO,l1 WITH DUSTY U57, Mon:rcal, P.Q. Write Indetatl to: Company, Limited j!le9,16,23,30. W.W.V.A. WHEE BRInSH PAINTS JNL Y COMPLETE BLIND WANTED T.V. AN[ Service. Manufacture. Laun· dry Repair Wor)r guaranteed, A COMPETENT HOUSEKEEPER Admission: Children ...... (CANADA) LIMITED TH£ LODGE, One day serVIce. Frep quota· Cant tlons. [ " d mission of Major Gordon M. Stir/ing, O.C.) I'~ per LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL A!I BOYS interested in taking part in this year's t~e Early· Bird Show LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL SERIES . I I CLUB OPEN AT THE .C.L.B. ARMOURY . are request~d to attend meetings at Bannerman Park ;., "!' S· P.M. TO.D~Y I .'.. TO-NIGHT during next week: . MONDAY, June 11th, at 4.30 p.m. Boys 11·12 years f~IS SATURDAY, JUNE 9th Music by "The TUESDAY, June 12th, at 4.30 p.m., Boys 9-10 year. FROM 10 A.M. TO NOON. Prince's Orchestra. AUCTIO~ Cover $7.00 WEDNESDAY;'June 13th, at 4.30 p.m" Bays 8 years. WITH DUSTY OWENS AND HIS Parents interested in having their boys take part MondaYI June 11th· 'are urged to cut this add out for reference so ,as to \y.W.V.A. WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA '. I have the children attend the correct age group meeting T.V. AND RADIO STARS 1.30 p.m. CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION , . 'on' Children ...... 50c Parents invited ...... $ LOO JOHN M. WALSH, SecletCiry j'~:lll . • ! 25 Head Choice . Canteen Service . ; , Butchers' Cattle (Tel) DANCE ------~~------~.~~".. . - :'; ",: Longsho~einan' s Protective Union - •• (f H. C. A. A. , • ',."1"';;'~ . t "--~.: , '. '. ·AIIH,,,NEEP.S regular meeting of Holy Cross Athletic ":'ssociation TONIGHT " .. " • " _'.J _ • SPECIAL MEETING ~ ~1be held To·morrow, Sunday, June lOth, at 10.45 je9.11 I AND EVERY ." , ~M., in School Library. . TODAY, SATURDAY T.M.•• ,.U ... PtLOfi. '('.1 TO LET -Furnisj,ed self con' , fM(JI.oI,R'TMtZ.. 0".. ·/·"' ...... · .... talned Apartment on Pres· Members ond all prospective players for the 1956 NIGHT, cott St., suilable for couple at 10.00 a~m. I "Poor Shultz is getting old-he n!!lver can remember I I and Baseball teams are asked to be present only. 'Phone 5916H bel ween Business: DISCUSSION RE: NEGOTIATIONS f· where he buries his bones!" i 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. je9,il return uniforms in their possession. Guards Clubroom -===--:='-'=:' ======-~-.~. .:-:,:' .. ..=,;-- WITH EMPLOYERS' ASSOCIATION FOil SALE-~Iellium size Quak. APPLYING TO 1956.57 membership cards will be sold at this NURSES APARTMENT er Cabinet on Heater. Splen· STEVEDORI~G. \ LeMarchant Road did condition, plus eighteen Mr. John J, Campbell, President, FOR R~NT lengths of 7" hcavy galvan· je7,B(h) REQUIRED Halifax Longshoreman's Association JOS. B. WADDEN, Secretary izcd piping tolld grating. $60.00 . Conveniently located down for thc lot. 'Phone 6478·A or STAFF NURSES are requrred A t t furnished will be present. " I d town par men - , call at 334 Duckworth Strce~. A REMINDER f h c! or t ~ Pe latrrc Foar an if desired-quiet neighbour- NOTE: All stevedoring work wi!1 cease to.day Maternity Floor at hood. Good harbour view. WANTED-A reliable girl or Your last chance to woman to come one' or two from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. ROCK and ROLL make reservations for WESTERN MEMORIAL All facilities, self contained. • du),s a week. Apply !llrs .. HOSPITAL CORNER BROOK. 'lOX ./1 ,/ Isaae ~Iercer, 'Phone 01531. (Signed) WITH , Please app Y B 'I, care jne9,1l LEO A. EARLE, President BALLY HALY Applications ma,! be this Office. ------(LADIES) WANTED Immediately for an PATRICK J. WHELAN', Rec. Secretary addresse.d to old gentleman easy to get RAY CALDERO A BARGAIN along with and who will co LUNCHEON SUPERINTENDENT operr..te wilhsmall private AND HIS 'PHONE 91447F OF. NURSES famIly. board and ludging. peD,31 For Quick Sale' Protestnnt family preferred in 6 PIECE tow!\. or central localit~·. Apply PRELIMINARY NOTICE 1~======~' Including: Heavy Duty 1 - 1954 PLYMOJTH SEDAN Box 2, c/o Dnily News. DIXIELAND BAND FOR SALE Frame, Springs and Shock in good condition •. TEACHERS WANTED for Ncw Absorbers, Direction Signals, Harbour Anglican School. 2 Apply females uB" and "c" liccnse. STARS OF RADIO AND T.V. Two storey Dwelling House Heater, Undercoating and' Spread Eagle SchOOl, lIIale "B" Sp.encer Club Sale and Store with considerable License, The NE\\TOUND 54 PENNYWELL RO~D license. Apply Rev. W. E. R. land, sufficient for two Build· LAND BUICK sells for Cracknell, Chairm&oIl. Ne.w Har· DIRECT FROM NEW YORK CITY , Phone 7873L bour T.B. Duties' to com· 'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER' 3;d, 1956 ing Lots situate at Bay $3630.00 delivered St. John's. mence September. Roberts. my31.1w For information or Inspectio!, CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND HOUSING . ' 'STADIUM- . _. 'Phorie 1125· CORPORATION Insurance F,OR SALE Scaled tenders, plrAnlv murked as to contc:0and addressed to YOUNG DRIVERS arc' always the Undersigned. will be received up to 12 Noon N.D.T. June 22, STOREY AND A HALF HOME ON PINE BUD AVENUE or write to P.O. BOX 130, '1956, for the Exterior Painting of 24 Units, Project D.O.T. 1/52, welcome in mv oCficc; and aJ!' ESDAY JUNE 12th plications fav~urably received, Bay Rol1erts, C.B, Gander, Newfoundland. ,Plans. specifications nnd (arms of This House includes 3 bedrooms, living room, dining je6,9,14,20 tender required can be obtained nt the address below. bascd on merit. covering Pub· DANCING FROM 9 to 1A.M. Each tender must be accompanied by a security deposit lie Liability . or propcrly room, kitclien; basement and garage. of 10% of the umount of the tender. Such security depo~it damnge hazards. Don't turn MODERATE DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED AND. shall indemnify the Corporation against loss in the event 01 thc whcel of your car unless Admission $'1.00 'per person . withdrawal of successful :enderer subsequent to acceptance you h"vc this 3nl par.!y cover· REASONABLE MONTHLY TERMS of the bid by the Corporation. A certified cheque or negotiablc age. W. F.·Caldwell, Fire (HOUSING CORPORATION). Dominion of Canada Bonds will be acceptcd as r. security and Casualty Insurance Agent, STADIUM deposit. All cheques must be mude payable to the order of. 'PHONE 91754·A Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation. The lowest or Temple Building, Duckworth Stree:, 51. John's. Phone 2465. I. FAST - EFFICIEN'f any tender not necessarily· ncccp~ed. C. 1', HOI.LET!'. P.O. Drawer 15. jnc4,9 SE~VICE •• SCHEDULE CENTIIAL ~IORTGAGE AND HOUSING COIIPORATION, IF YOU PLAN ON VISITING CORNER BROOK, jeB,3i Gander, Newfoundland INSURANCE-Bowring Broth DON'T MISS VISITING FREE ESTIMATE! er Limited Insurance Depart· I:' . SATURDAY, JUNE 9th ment-Fire. I\utomoblle. !'lIar· tne nnd all Casualty Unes. . I ROLLER SKATING. Telephone 3131. All WORK GUARANTEED 2·4 and 8·10 Electrical Appliances Repaired DEPENDABLE FIRE INSUR· WELLON'S RESORT ANCE-Don'l ri3k your valu· VVe have everything to give you a perfect holiday. ONE YEAR' ELECTRIC FANS, TOASTERS, HOT PLATES, VACUUM abIes to "save" a f~w dollarll. MONDAYi JUNE 11th CLEANERS, FLOOR 'POLISHERS, OR ANY ELECTRICAL Our fair·rate. rellablc polley On the premises·are: . BOX 125 gives Immedlatp. prolce.tion. , (1) NIGHT CLUB for your evening entertainment. WEBB PIERCE APPLIANCE EXPERTLY REPAIRED LIKE NEW SAME 'Phone 6921 or wrlle •. J. C.O.D. REPAIRS DAY RECEIVED. Lacey. P.O. Bolt 506. relll,1f (2) Drive In Food Counter. PROMPTLY RETURNED REMEMBER IF IT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE, NO FURNESS WITHY tNSUR· (3) Cabins modem in every detail, including Telephone S AN ANCE Department o!ferlng . MEWS DRY MATTER HOW BAD ITS CONDITION, IF IT CAN BE . dependable lnsurnnce-Auto in every room. mobile. Fire. Burglary. Plale All this and mote beside can be had at FIXED WE CAN FIX IT. A TRIAL WILL CON VICE YOIJ· Glass. Tourist Baggage, CLEANERS LTD. Transportation. Travel Accl· Open Monday dent. Liability. Phone 2073. Contact STAN FOWLER. Re. 'WELLON'S RESORT 'ANTLES nouf building, for Fire Auto • through Friday 142 VVATER STREET mobile and Plate Glass [nsur· built on the banks of the' beautiful Humber Rive~ once. Cllllms promptly settl· where great salmon can be taken. . (Over Crane the Jeweller) cd. 'Phone 5531-P.0. Ball Transportation CO. For rates and further information, please 'phone " 8:~ a.m to 6 p.m. DIAL ~397A 63. ii UMITED GIBSO"'bUITARS - HOlner 2020 or write . Except ~n Statutory' iI i, I .Button Stop Accordeons and WELLON'S RESORT , . Harmonicas, Richmond Saxo , \: . ANNOUNCES . ' Holidays REQUIRED phones. Boosey Clarlnets. P.O. BolC 441, .' :J \' : Charles Hutton & Sons. P.I). Corner Brook, Nfld. :: ,,1 ',.' ! . BEGINNING JUNE 10th feb3.eod t' \. ", I . l·. : lATE TRIP LEAVING PORTUGAL COVE ~OBERT D.-.WE & SON. Fir. l; : ONE OFFICE·ASSISTANT and Automollllc Insurance. FOR BELLE ISLE SUNDAY EVENING ' Be safe. be sure. Insure: Tel~ :; " (Female) phone 2882. P.O. Bolt 85 at 10.00 p.m.. Royal Bank Chambers. SL . ·DOWN'S,. 1 Write stating age and experience to . John's. ;. I DRY CLEANiNG LTD:' , IUliinn' .T ransportatiori CO: 14 HAMILTON STREET PARKER & MONROE LTD. Barber Shop FOR SALE . Dial 6985 WEST END THE CENTRAL BARBER 1 - 10 Foot, • SHOP-Fasl efficient sanl· - junJ.tf tary servIce. All modcrn REFRIGERATOR SHOW. CASE • COUNTER SERVICE equipment, five barbers. rhe A. Specio(ty least possible waiting, 24 New With One Year Guarantee my14,u .. CLOTHES make' the man if CHAFE Gower S:rel:!t. opp. Adelaide Motors Ltd. : makes the clothes 1 - 1~ H.P. BUTCHER BOY'. BROWN'S Burin Peninsula · Taxi Service-;_ taxi leaves '220V ELECTRIC' SAW, · both St. John's and Grand WM. L. ~HAFE, 'Tailor · Bank dally'. For passage One ~ear· Guarantee iPhonc 90335·A. St. John's or 1954 PONTIAC 4 DOOR SEDAN 4 HOlD3WORTH ST.' wire Jim Brown, Grand '. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED Bank.' my7.tf ~ir conditioned heater and de. ALL WOOL MATTRESSES an Apply {hsler; new paint jab; good tires. picked. re-covered: springs day beds rewired; Inner oroughly reconditioned. spring mattresses recondition· 1 95 1 cd. 'Write, Phone 3891, wire REGULAR PRICE H. J:' Keal.ll. 16 Mount Royal · Avenue. CAMPBELL'S' $1750.00 ....'AUSTIN ,. .MEAT' 'MAR·KEY \_ ' .$450.00 ' , 15" and 16" passenger $l~,OO-. P~O.Box 61 · Tubes $2.50. 750 x 20,10 ply lruck tires $44.00. Truck 350 Water St. 'Phone 4178 Baird Motors Ltd tubes $3.50. Apply Used Tire MERRYMEETING ROAD Sales, 86 Hamilton Street. DIAl.. 80378·9 my26,lmth , . . . " • .. I ,THE DAILY t-tEW5, SATURDAY, .. ' • HAYSEED. AT TIlE SHAMROCK, .' ~tlf·SiGN Grade·No.l ,1tJCv~n~ ,OF MILLEY'S SEED OATS J!I~ THE WEATE Certified No. ~ ~~Rf~ ..O,OK LADI~S' NYLON ~LOVES • .. • 75c . Loraine No.. 1 Abso.lutely no weeds:. A. Thing of Beatify . ' 87c. WHOLESALE and RETAIL A. J. Cronin ..... ,...... 4.50 LADIES' NYLON SCARVES'. • - - •O\'crcast. showers GAZE SEED 'Justice By Midnight , (opy leiters, reporls, IIlgh today 50 de; Jeffery Farnol ...... 2.00 : other records'righl • $5.98 LADIES' NYLON DRESSES ·- - Company _ The Mandarins i in your office •.• je9,12,15,20,22 I Simone De' Beauvoir ... 6.95 I get aliens! 3 copies hom eoch matrix '======~,==' Imperial Woman I LADIES' NYLON BLOUSES • • • $2.98 "r 1m than' Pearl S. Buck ...... 6.00 I SERVICE ; cents each! (Continued ~om page 3) The Horse Soldiers i io uary Mr. McLellan revealed' that Harold Sinclair ...... 3.95: LADIES' NYLON SLIPS • • • • $2.75 the two ferries, Elmer Jones and Th G Ct' I I\ipawo; have carried 31,819 pas- e reat) ap ams : sengers and 12,660 vehicles, r'ig· Henry Tre~ce ...... 4.50 ures for May month alone repre· Th St f LADIES' NYLON. HU)a:; • • .. • 75c., sentcd In vehicular traffic nearly e ory 0 hnlf o[ a fuU year's operation for L. M. Montgomrey one of the e'rries under the old 5 s)'stem. hi May the Company m. Hilda M. 'Ridley, ...... 3. 0 The revolutionary new Veri fax copying method eliminates re· GIRlS'CRINOLINES • • • $1.98 and $2.98 ried 3,601 vehicles In comparison The Girl He' Left Behind t ing annoying delays in getting copies-will save you lime with ,8,825 or one of the two fer· H 325 yp , ,'. . h C rles for the whole of last year. Marion argrove ...... and money every day. And anyone can make caples Wit t·,e 7,928 passengers were carried last The Rosemflry Tree compact, easy-Io,operote Verifax Printer, priced right.?' only • • • • $1.98 $270" complete. We'lI be glad to demonstrate this new Kodak GIRLS' PIQUE SKIRTS m~~;~'l\ICLeiIan said that most o[ Elizabeth Goudge .... 2.50 t, produclto you. Give us a ring todayl ;1 the work in May was done by the Deep Sea ~age ,I Elmer Jones as for half of the \' 3 75 ,,', ! • • • • $1.98 month the Kipawo was receiving Anila Conli ...... • WHITE CLUTCH BAGS her annual overhaul. Antarctic Venture The Company is meeting with M' M,t I 3 75 I, many problems, and one of the ano a e ...... , ,! I chief among them is I·andalism. Relentle~s Pursuit I BABIES N'YLON 'AND FANCY COTTON ~ "On one occasion," Mr. McLel· D E G. Wemyss ...... ,.2.75 I Inn salll, "some one actually I ., • ' I I I I \ BONN.ETS • • • '. • $1.25 took an axe and chopped hules in , IThe Laughln9 Cow one of our benchcs," Jost Melzler ...... 3.25 i : "Wc've had to purchase new fix· • • tures on several occasions." Mr. Gunboat 658 KODAK· CAMERAS and SUPPLIES I. LITTLE BOYS' HATS and CAPS • 97c. ~lcLellan said that he could ."ot L. C. Reynolds ...... 3.50 I,. ; , comment on any of the POints. .' , I brought out in the brief for the Night Pilot , WATER ST . .DIAL 6331 time being because the Company's Jean Calmel ...... 3.251 ESGI~iF.ERS instal . f reply has not yet been forwarded. •. A report on ; to Mr. Grant Jack chairman of the Dictators Face to Face , :I~====~======~======~~====~~======~======~~ is about a foot deep MILLEY LTD. Utilities Commission. Dino Alfieri ...... 4.75 ': s. a bit cuol, though. ' ,Referring back to the service . 'C On May 30th, the £aid, he was on suspended ,entence. ' i he said that at night any timc Magistrate S ourt on the Blackhead Road, when he Francis Tucker. wa! being erected in fron ; I that one of the ferries was need saw a green van parked in a gard· am! convicted of breaking to :\cwfoundlan: : ~ IcrLn~ thc summer home I~ ed they were ready anll willing • • . en owned by George Chafe, and the , ., ., Crazy Clock Workers Accept to help. . Neal'ly all .of FrJ?ay ~ornmg two rear tires on Ihe van had sim· Walters. and ~Ir, I Postage Stamp "We are strivin;: to do our best," w~s taken up l~ :Iaglstrate s Court liar markings to those found ncar the Goulds, ~Ir. \\'allerl. I '" said Mr. )lcLellan,' and our men With ~he hearm o of. two cases of the Walters' cabin, He interviewed and ~Ir. ~Iichael ,,'al!h At Court House Wage Agreement breakmg and entermg summer tl used Leslie George Chafe, articles which were For Pulp~ P·aper are' working IlS hard as they can THE BOOKSElLERS c ts, B~ houses on the Petty Harbour Road. lh ace d 't t nt the home of the accused. The Canndinn Post Office De· The Maglstrate's Court has a Grand Falls, (Speclan-Local in trying to provide· the best pas· 'Phone 3191 • 4425 A · f 23 the [ather Y; 0 rna e a s a erne . sible service, both in emergencies • youn~ mnn ~ , " The statement, which the ac, Tucker. as things mi!;ir.g partmenl Issued a new 20 cent clock thut Is most eccentric, for 1523 Carpenters and Joiners Un· of five children lIas before ~la~ls, I d ·tt d 'gning was read their summer homes. whicb postage stamp, which went on when other clocks said 11.15 on and throughout the dailY.serviee," " ion of America lnst night voted !.I'ate O'Neili and charged WIth ~use~ a t~l e C~~dl' entered by hal'ing the ' i ~ale ~'esterda~·. The stam~ shows a Friday' morning this clock said unanimously at Grand Falls to ac· breaking and e,~l~ring ~he summer \h~n:t~te~ent said that Frank broken, . oil I . :. ribbon of paper that has Just come 0.10. yet when noon arrived the cept a new wage contract,' which F~EEHOLD home of !\Ir. \, Llilam \\ alters near Tucker came to him and asked him ~lagi5trate O'Xeill r oCf a newsprint machine. at 2,000 clock was exactly right. Five was concluded Wednesday night Music Results, Second Pond, the Goulds, and t t thin" to sell so him to spend nine mor.ths 01 BRUCE IIE~DEnS' feet a minute, belns cut to thc minutes arter twell'e the clock · g g ad to the \'alue of 0 ge some ~s , . AIRES (APl-. t: between the Union's negotiating st ea Im 0 s . ' they took their trouting rods and penitentiary. i publisher's requirements. had raced around to show 1 committee under the chalrm~nshlp A Good Home a"d S110. He pleaded, noi gUIlty to the went 10 Second Hand. He was down military r I At St. Micllael's ----- The Post Office is ISSIIing the o'clock, yet the second hand had Ron Smith and the local contrac About Two Acres charge. Mr. N. Noel acted for the by the pond when Tucker called Sunday it ,has sn, slamp 10 reiterate to consumers moved fivc minutes in that time. The following represent '100% 6f Miss Eiizabr.th a short·lived reI' , \ I ! tors, J. Goodycar and Sons Ltd.; accusell. h' nd said the door was open who is a student at \'amr i " . abroad that Canada is a greal Many of the people appearing Harve)" Dawe, John Warren, 'Enst· pass for the ~chool of St. 1Ilichaei Cultivated Land. '. 1IIr. Walters said that he left his s~mh: we·nt in and took thre~ followers of Ilepose, I .'f, ' ~ource of pulp and .pnper. In fael in Maglstrate's court might ha\'e in the Trinity College of Music I lege, :\ew York State, Juan D. Peron. I ern Woodworkers Ltd" and E. J. summer home at 8.13 a.m. on May h' d 'T k took a radio by plane Frio,), to '!penl the largest exporter In the world. reason 10 suspect that their eyes Examinntions held recently. 15th I h h returned the c aIrs an uc er , planes anr! n3v~' bo Clarke; , Can produce' your own ve·g~t. an< II' en e but he did not take anything else. I summer with her I. I It also serves to remind Cnn· werc playing them tricks, or the Eastern Woodworkers Ltd. was SENIOR DIVISION altacked the last rebr abies and some to spare.!.w~y two padlocks on the door o[ the d d'd at see Tucker take any-I anll ~Ir,. \\" )1. ad Inns at hom e that the. drinks from the night before had represented by Mr. Graham, whq Pa~s \\'lIh nterit: house were broken. the doors were an. I n I and swift execution (, Rennie's ~Iiil Road, i f' , prosperity uf the nation large. befogged their \:Islon, but the agreed In principle with the new Florence Down. 76; Verna not own your awn property swinging wide open, and some of thmg else. . 10 of the leaders on th Iy depends on the well·being of Dally News reporter had no such Parsons, 76. his property was missing. He iden- Constable Coady saId· th~t the ------,-- the resistanCe rTf I I wage contract subject. to ratiflca· Free from Taxes. Can be used , ,' , the industry .. i\e\\'spl'lnt accounts ailment, and, had it been possible tion by Mr. jlleLean who is due to INTERMEDIA TF. tified three chairs and a radio accused was most co.op~rahve and Iucluding: Heavy men and ch'ilinr. Cor sixteen percent of all exports for one o[ the polic.e to move the arrive in Grand Falls tomorrow. Pass: all year round-situated at "i\'en' in evidence as some of the rcturned the ~Iolen arlicles. F S' d the nash uprising i, [rom Canada. Pulp and exporta hands, would hal'e thought this a E. J. Clarke, contractor, was I Isobel Carter, 72. Fowler's Road, Chamberlains. ~rtieles missing fr;m the house, Mr, Noel said in his appeal~? rame, prn.lgs ~n cities at 11 p.m. Sa' Constable Coadv o[ the R.C.M.P. the lIlagistrate that though the Absorbers, Dlrccilon rank fourth after nell'sprint, gL'nins likelihood. The clock, however, is not present when the agreement JUNIOR Further particulars c~I'1 and lumber. Pulp and papcr to· about ten [eet· from . the floor was concluded but he has agreed Pass with Merit: ~aid that on ;llay·17th, he went to dence, sh~\I'ed ti!at the .' a~cused Heater, Undercoating gether, not only account [or al'l on'the west wall of the court room 10 Ihe terms of the contract. All Doreen Lane, 83; Judy VaUis, I TELEPHONE 5783 Second Pond and found tire tracks was Impilcatell m breaklno a~d. , most a quarter o[ all cxports, but and its strange behaviour must the contractors agreed to revert 79. near 1I1r. Walters' cabin. He also entering and the ~hefl of. the ch~lrs LIcense, rhe . arc Canada's largest single source I be put down either to spring from a 53 hour work week to a Pass: 'between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. received information that a green Iand radio, other Items hsted lIere L,AND BUICI{ sells o[ national wealth, fel'er, gremlins or "what's wrong 48 hour work week with the fol' Joan Rirby, 69. je7,31 ~an had been s(len' in the .area on not in, the han~l~ ?f the accused, $3630.00 delirered 51. The Posl Office Department with e\'erythlng In the Magistrate's lowing Items, based on a two ADVANCED PREPARATORY the' evening of the break m. )Iaglstrate 0 Neill put the man commissioned A. J. Casson, RCA o[ court," as one policeman put it. yenrs conlract~ 12 cents per hour Pass wllh Merit: BIRTIIS Toronto to design the stamp. lie increase retroactive [rom June I, Cnrol Badcock, 78; Gloria ·~Ior· Is a former prcsldent o[ the 1956 with further increase of 10 gan, 75,. ' REYNOLDS-Born on June 8th Royal Canadian Academy, and cd In the collcctionr. of the Na· cents per hour beginning on May I'IRST STEI'S at the Grac{! Maternity Hospital was also a member of the Group I tlonal Gallery at Ottawa, the Art 1, 1057. . Pass: to Sonia (nee Knight), wife of John o[ SCI·en. Ills caUl'ases hal'e been, Gallery o[ Toronto" Hart House, Negotiallons were conducted on Elizabeth Carter. 70. A Reynolds,. a son. widely exhibited at home and: Toronto, and in many other col· a I'ery friendly and amicable I GltOUCHY-Born at SL Clare's I See l/w abroad and his work i~ represent· I Icc lions, bnsis with Ron Smith, chp;rn;nn I SAINT JO H N, N. B. (CP)_· ~Icrcy Hospital on 8th June, 1950. o[ the unions committee, being George C. M, Farren veteran o[ 50 I to :'11'. and ~Irs. C. C. Grouchy, 83 assisted by Wes Old ford, JaUl. rears' work with the'local salvage I' Whiteway Street. a son, ' \ ' Hunler, Joseph Cole, and Sccre' corps, has been awarded the free, WILTON - Bol'll June 7th. at tary, Val Hunter. 110m of the city for his service Grace Hospital. to Betty and Bill lovely with one o[ Canalla's few remain, Wilton, a daughter. Ing volunteer salvage units. just right Noted Mormon DEATH Large Catering BARNES-Passed away June B, MODERNFOU Comilig Here 19n5, Herbert J., son of the lale William and Mary Barnes; leaving Marlon D. Hanks, acclaimed as Job For 10,000 :0 mourn besides his wifc. Ada, 3 a better speaker than Evangelist l" Ildughters, Hazel, Mrs. Philip Billy Graham, wlll be coming Army S0 IfilerS Obendorf oC Hr.llfax, N.S., Ruth, DOORS here on Tuesday for ~ speciul Mrs. Fred 1\!1lght of this city, and conference to be held at the CAMP GAGETOWN, N. B. (CP Betty. 1111'S. Dale Nelson of Belton, Base Chapel to which Newfound·. Feeding 10,000 troops In summer Miss" U,S,A., a~d 4 sons, Edward. landers are cordially invited to training here will be Ihe country's Fred and William of this city and AT attend. Mr. Hanks comes from largest single catering job this Herhert of It[oneton, N.B. Funeral Salt Lake City, Utah.,.and has had year. [rom his late residence, 228 Top· much experience as a speaker, The Royal Canadian Army Ser, sail Road by motor hearse on Sun· leader, educator of youth. He ,Is vice Corps has been selecting and one of the presidents of the Church ordering huge stores of food for :da:,/:,:J:un:e:.:l0:th:,,:a:t:2:.3:0=p.:m:. == of Jesus Christ and an authority months to prepare for the arrh'al _ CHESTE~ for the church. of the 1st· Canadian Infantry Di· FUNERAL NOTICE Also coming for the conference vision. wlll be President Junius M. Jack· More than 220,000 loaves of son who halls from Bpston, Mass., bread, 193 tons o[ potatoes, 75,000 BARRETT'S dozen eggs, and 275,000 quarts of ~Ir. Jackson wlll be accompanied 1 by his wife. He is in charge .of m11k will be required during the FUNERAL HOME oAWE . ,I mollern activities in the church in training period. Huge quantities of HERBERT BARNES \ the New England States and the coffee; milk, canned meat, sugar, .} I Maritime provinces of Canada.· . jam, and other staples will also be LIMITED , ;_: ,,' t ordered. The, funeral of the latc , ';··1 There will be just one meeting " , and this will be held at the Base Cooking equipmenl is light anr! Herbert Barnes will take , Chapel on Tuesday June 12 'be· mobile as meals will be prepared place Sunday at 2.30 p.m, SHAW ST. and served undcr flelll conditions. ginning at 7,30 p.m. Since water for cooking and clean, rrom his iatc residence, 228 i Ing presents 'a problem, the num· Topsail Road. Interment at 8·0161 i DIAL I bel' of utensils must be kept at a MOllilt Pleasant cemetery. Capt, ain Bailey• minimum. . ~ade by . Army offielals expect thc infan: : TOPSAIL ROAD.' On C. Su.nday try division wili be as well fed, ' Be ,as any troops In' the ,world. At 1:45 p.m. on Sunday, June DIAL 80118 10th, Captain Charles. Bailey of NOTE OF TIIANKS New Chelsea will be heard on all .. ------.-.---.,- BOYS' JOHNWH'ITE CBC staUons in Newfoundland In Our sincere thanks arc ext~nd an interview with Fred Scott of cd to. the following for their ALL WOOL CBC. Captnin Bailey In this inter- senrch 'and rescue of us. '. Long sleeve view wil1 tell about his experience To Inspector Porler nnd men o[ means made, just r/ght ' at sea In the days of the wind the RCMP especially Sergeant Aus· SWEATERS jammers and in both the navy and tin and crew of the' rescue plane merchant' marine In two years.·. Benver. To all .who took part or Were 2.79 .' " / aNDi Y5. _ Made in Nonhamptonshir~, England, helped in any way. To the men of ,NOW • Over 70,000 ft. of floor space; OPEN SATURDAYS AND M ND' · Including: Heavy Duty Placentia Junction, Dunville and • LA'RGEST .ASSORTMENT OF BUILDING MATERIALS IN NEWFOU F.\SIDON NOTE . . by craftsmen who arc masters of their trade - and Is "II ' stocked by leading stores throllghout Newfoundland. . Frame, Springs and Shock Fox Harbour. To Radio ,Stations 1.98 LAND. 'FREE AMPLE PARKING SPACE. ' Ihe " smiles a: • CJON, VOCM and CBN, The attended a CDC • DISTRIBUTORS FOR WORLD FAMOUS JOHNS.MANVILLE and Absorbers, Direction Signals. Dally News, The :.Evet1ing ,Tele· t~~ght .Infantry Heater,' Undercoating' an.d,. gram. To our mnny [rlends and ,I • ,~;': JOHN WHITE fOOTW'EIIA LIMJ.lED, HIG'HAH fU~E~S. MacWILLAN & BLOEDEL SALES tTD. \lias' .• ~rlDcess \Va: :.;, ' . NORTHAHPTONSHtU,'ENGLAND License,'J,'he NEWFOUND. relatives who' were· so' kind. If 'ARCAD~ • BUILDING MATERIAL IS OUR BUSINESS' AND NOT A SIDELINE. su tnlssing us she 'Nn' BUICI{ sells 'fortliere is somcone lVe overlooked Tnd. ,.c,I,I .. : PARKER. HONROE Ltd .• Uill Will' S".... SI.,John. LA except this as our than1(s to you. 1I1tner dress Ie ;"').'.: $3630.00 delivered St. John's· -John Ailgel anll Chas. Rice. ,Pholo). 1\,------~~-- ,