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, ~ . 1963 MODELS ' .. ,.'; CONTACT Water·St. ST •. JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1963 .1 , ElJJabelh Ave, Nova Motors l tdl SEVEN CENTS , VOL. 70. NO. S2 16 PAGES 'jl \ lb. Tins :i 'Ii! i Ii Ib, Tins. f'. Ii I " !j Ib, Tins ,I . II s . i i i I i ", ! . S., Russian Phoney Bomb Threat il " tiators \i. , ., I· Clears Court Room I, i !. PARIS !Reuters) - Security against the remnants of the llut· ! EVACUATE COURT Geneva lawed right·wing "national res· \. Friday afte~noon the 'Vin" men stepped up their campaign against right • wing terrorism istance council." headed by ex· cennes court was evacuated ~NWA (AP).-Negotiations to ban nu· Friday and a false bomb threat premier George Bidault. a de hurriedly after an anonymllus ~ ! L~Anl]\I". tests seemed headed toward col· emptied the military courtroom Gaulle foe. telephone caller said a bomb , , where nine persons are nearing Security precautions w ere would go off there in 15 min· nisht despite recent hopes that the the end of their trial for the at· tight around the military. court ute s. Searching gendarmes tempted assassination of Presi· in suburban Vincennes-where found .nothing in the court room. , could point the way to a the verdicts were expected this Nine· persons arrested' Te· dent de Gaulle. All sides talked of failure after Paris rocked with reports of weekend _ and guards wcrl! ccnlly arc allcged 10 llal'e plol· assa'ssination plots and a plan strengthened at key spols else· led the rescue of Ihe nine de· fruitless debate. for the escape of the trial's de· where after disclosure of an aI, fcnci:lI1ts now on Irial a5 well than three weeks after the new rounds leged plot to kill I'rcmi~r I a~ the murdel' of Pomoidou and fendants. Georges and Interiur; Frey. In addition to' the nine The de Gaul1e government pompid~u , opened Feb. 12, the Soviet Union refus­ Minister Roger Frey. in court hm·c. six are bein.: I. wa; pushing an all·out offensive tried in . ahscntia [or t\le ma·· ( detailed negotia·tions for a treaty as . I , 1. chinc')!lm attack un de Gaulle's i Ihe West rejects the Soviet offer of two car here last August. annual on-site inspections. Nuclear Issue \:1\ba;,a{\OI' Scmy.)R noise over the veto whenever Security was extra·tight as de .. st~tclnrll\ and they want to disrupt agreement .... Gaulle !lew by helicopter to his of Ihe \(lp.ranking and hal'e no other argument." St I F country home east of Paris, <3:£1 ,nd Ru"ian nc. \ 'fs ._~.i.. ' ..... ,'".,. did f'\ t It d th tltittg atomic debris clear weapons. then drop the 'fop·rankIng spokcsmen for election -MoNTREAL (CPI _ Georges • powere . nva er rom say I s energy was. so grea 010·· crest,. the four parties kelll hammer· . sup~r ' must' havc c' ome from 'some dis· grew. by a sort of .chain reaction s~hject.' Marcotte was found guilty by a distant space penetrated our . h d Liberal Leader. Lester Pear· ing away at the pros and cons I His speaking cngagements 12.mail jury Friday night of the system last month and .crashed tant galaxy outside our own into a shower of hlg :spee son •. who last Saturday in Mont· of obtaining' warheads for the I have been so arranged. he says. capital. murder of one of two Into the earth's atmosphere. sct· Milky Way: atomic particlcs, real laid down his arguments nuclear missilcs. planes and I that, thcy gil'e the impression policemen slain In a bank hold. ting off a cosmic ray shower The event is reported in the The cosmic ray shower cov- in favor of Iluclear defensh'e Iartillery rockets which Canaua I~!r, Caouette is "in all places up in suburban St. Laurent Dec. over New -Mexico. c~lrrent issue of Physi~a\ Re· er.eld anTharcba Of scdveral SlqaUsaterde weapons went on to olher top· has bought in recent years. at the same time," Th Invader view Letters by John Linsley of ml es. e am bar men t ,. ------'-.-.------14. e was R mere 1111· the laboratory fOl' nuclear sci· only an instant - but long 'H d F Sh d ence. Massachusetts Institute of enough to be recorded. \ 0 'ell 0 p. . 'en Technology. Linsley detected the Eal·th. scientists acceler~te e a so'r W ·own shower at the Volcano Ranch prolons m huge atom smashmg , PM W1 recording station nea"· Albu· devices. The new Brookhav~n; 4th querque. N.1I1. national laboratory synchotron i eo' n .. Physicists reason that Ihe can accclerate prolons to 30.. WI- th elMoa Iners· C atomic nuclells that inl'adcd 000.000.000 electron volts over .' . ampalgn the earth's atmosphere must its half·milc track. WINNIPEG (CPI _ Prime will not be dealt with again .. , . have come from a much more . But the atomic nucleus from ------PARIS (Rculcl'SI - stronl: po· I ~lorc than 1.500 cmployees of Minister Dlefenbaker F l' I day The issues' are economics and active galaxy thall our own oulet' space-prohably the nu· THE COUNTRY' PARSON Ilice rcinforcements moved mto i the government·run rauio and sharpened his April 8 federal politics. these arc maior issues I because of its enormolls power: clcus 01 hydrogen alom-had \ the coal fields of northeastel'n i Iclcl'isiol1 sen'ice 'werc called election campaign approach to and not one that has bolled up When it crashed into the 3.000.000.000 tim e 5 as much Francc Friday as the llovern· oul on a 21·hour strike. two key questions. his health as an .emotional question." earth's air.. blankct. il struck the cnergy as thc Brookhavcn pyn·! ,men! headed for a showdown and nuclear arms, and said they cholron could produce. \ with the country's 240.000 strik· were subsIdiary to the larger Mt 'B tt.ll man·made synchotron that ing coal miners. Record Surplus questions of Canada's economic aC~1f .S. O~.Co . could produce that powerful a More than 90 pel' cent of the and political futurc. 'J particle would have to be as area's miners walked off the job 'fhe Progressive conservative large· as the· ear t h's orbit Friday to support claims for HALIFAX (CPl-Nova Scotia • 1 leader spent 90 minutes in Win. 7\ Te' W ~7.. 0 r'.k·. DO.S t. around the sun. better pay. shorter hours and recorded a surplus of $162.06~ nipeg between trains from ot. 1" t ~. ~ r I improved pensions after union for the fiscal year ended March. tawa and en route to his politi. . 5 .Cht"ldren leaders accused the government 31. 1962. after $2.438.900 was cal home in Prince Albert, NEW YORK (AP) _ :Macy's imd Mayor Robert Wagner said (' of treating their claims "with transferred to the hospital r~' i' • Sask., He wlli return here Mon. departmerit· 5 tor e announced he would keep both' sides at the ,I contempt." serve fund from ordinary rev· day' to open his election cam. Friday night an advertising ·boy· bargaining table ·"as long !IS D'I"e F"lre The government warned that enues. paign formally at a civic audl. cott against the New York. Post. their physical endurance can In miners would be "requisitioned" . . torium rally. he spent Friday which broke publisher's rllnks stand It." -ordered back to work under The pubhc accounts. were alternately whistle stopping and and prepared to resume publi. Wagner set up the renewed SAYRE, Pa., (APl-Five chilo threat of fines and jail senten· . table~ in the .Ie.gislature. Friday working on his opening address. cation Monday. negotiations as a final allerna. dren died Friday in a fire which z.~ ces-if they did not return to by ~mance Mlms~er. Snuth, The Whlle here. he held· a talk In a statement; Macy·s. said: tive to proposing his own non. destroyed their two.storey home "M b their jobs by Monday. provIDce had budgeted (or, a with Premier Roblin. "Macy's takes no position binding settlement terms. He on' the oll,tkirts of this north· h ay e a fellow ought to Despite the tough line of Pres- surplus of $11.133. In the press conJerence he with respect to the merits o( ~aid the decision or The Post·s eastern Pennylvania town. The, ~ve athfew ?a:t habits that ident de Gaulle's government. said the principal issue in the the current labor dispute. 'This publisher. Mrs. Dorothy Schiff: parents. Mr: and Mrs. Alfred IS ow- ey mig keep folks the strike action was mushroom· EEF . '1 election is the economic and Is already In the hands of the to re.open her evening tabloid ,Johnston. and three other chll' from looking for his secret Ing into other state·owned indus· Frustrating made his com. political f u tu r e of Canada. federal and city mediators' and would not' nUecl the talks. dren. escaped. vices." tries. . after his ftl'rival whether it Is to be guided by we hope that wise solution can Ihe majority in Parliament be found. DivorCE!. . Case Friday nlghl in ~r EDlNI3URGH(AP) . ..;. Tlte ~lanned 10 deal par. obstructed by the opposition and "We do feel. however. that to EEF lith problems of un. whether il Is to be guided by supporl one newspaper with our heauliful Duchess of Argyll said ,. made In Canada policies or for· advertising wilen. the others are unprintable things about the .1 [. eign . policy. On two key not available might pul undue duke: in a Scottish' court Friday, · questions he said: pressure on them to settle rc· 'The duke h':I d previously I. Nuclear arms-"Th'is has be- gardless of· merit. spenl ,three days. saying . un· come an e.motional Issue which "We' prefer not to do .thls." printable things' about her. .; needs to be analyzed. I will deal Pcace talks. in the M·day What the'y said .the world K with that and once analyzed. It printers strike resumcd Ft'iday may never know. . 'fhe testi· ~ilh lew cloudy mony in divorce case) Wider O\'ercast with British law .. is . unprintable. !rcning. lIigh 20 PEARSON For del'Otccs of the' gossip' , llm~~ratures columns. it .is the worst· case of· .. frustration since King Edwdrd : , SE Nillht Da, VIII was courting Wallie Simp­ MIn lola; Pledges Policy son three decades ago. British · I ...... 10 22 quiet on .that; one.' ',' L" .... 2 18 Because' of Br.itish. legal reo · I .... 10 . 21 For Expansion strictions., only. the bare' bones' ! of divorce actions may be By ~N KELLY The Liberal I e a d e r also .published 'at the time they are SYDNEY ( CP) _ Liberal promised that a Liberal govern· being he¥d.. '.', ) . ' S~ies Leader Pearson Friday' night ment will. call a federal·provin· At .one state in, a .protracted pledged . to launch .a natloncal eial f Ish e r I e s . conference series of law suits. the duchlllS policy ,for . expansion, ,aimed to work out a program for hrought ·a· petition aUegin;: that largely . at have·not areas, if (lsherles development. the duke committed adultery elected April 8 with a inajorlty. Development· would be found with" her. sle.pmother •. 48-Year· Speaking 'at a rally in this on the· prInciple that federal old' Mrs. ,Jane Whigham. rhe· steel.maklng centre, the Llbe~al action' for fisheries should· par· duchess .later dropped' Uie caSe, le;l~er. said, nolh.lnJshort'/)f allel action taken for agrlcul· SAYS THRI':E INVOLVED ; a national' polley for ·the whole ·Iure. .. Tlie 'duke filed; his 'divorce MlanUc . region willi begin to . ... . action .. in. November. )'59, ae give ,the answers III the eeo- He said t h'a t. if Canada alleged that,: his; duchess ibid nomic problems of the Altanllc could not get a 12-mlle limit (01' share~.:-:the .beds .9f.at .least; . "'''''.'''' pnivlnces~" ... ,'. ' exclusive ;fi~hlng Ijurisdiction hy . .three. other .men.·' ! J... i, A notional . policy for expan· International agreement, a . Lib· 'f\1e only . co·respondel!t who slim ~ could not work, for all eral gllvernmenl . would declare Canada. 11 . some . parts '. ofthes.u~ii.a ,1I~lt, by. nationat ~ctlon. .,. ,. : • ... .' • '. .' ," 1 can BafelY' be inentlciiliid now is. cOIintry' are. eCOllOlllically sIck .. EXTEND..'ALLO\VANCES .' .' , ARE:NDAL, NO~WA.Y: . A frelghler' battles Its way thrriugh',aheet.~· of lee :outslde this port on' the. southern coast of. No!"!ay, .Harvey - Combe, . a 'former agent' ~~ererore, the :. L!beral . pro: ..;'l'o help 'In tb~ earlt ,stages of Iubre.akers worked at filII speed, Feh.· 26th, In an effort to get shipping moving around; the Scandinavian· peninsula as Europe ror' the' Savoy· Hotel' in'Londo'li .. grams . for.;:. a strong and vigor, 'higher education;' the .Llberill~ .,shlvered uilller lhe effects of their"lIttle Ice ,age." The 'BaIUc,Sca wa:O"Covered with Ice'many miles out rrom the coastline; The .That :.is.b~causc· .. Combe.; ·IlC··~lll;.~;' .. otis: economy, depended largely .would extend family allowances coldwilVc, nnw 65'dA~'S old, showed somnigns of leWng up hut tell)peratures In'· northern 'Europe lingered 'around· the'freeWig i(Ii'owlcdged his' status' by'show-:. n.~ .what I, d~ne for' the have-' beY\)n~'. age")B (or.' boys and mark.-(UPI Photo), . . ." " .. ~~.:1I.p In. court~i~,.I)a.ye;. 7' .' .. not 'area,;!' girls who remain in schmt!. .

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I • Around T (By PAT) , I, -, , , ' By PAT I.' , By PAT Once again it is time to gather tocrethe ',' town gossip and come up with our "Bi~ a~ aU I, ROLLER SKATING " column. ' , I hope all you high-schoolers are study' , " , Just about every roller-skater in town is won­ Remember, parties, dances and skating WillIng I 'I, derin/l when roller-skating will be starting at both I Prince of Wales Arena and the St. John's Memorial you in the exams in June, and they are n t Stadium. Well, I have announcements from both another year in the same grade. 0 I " , 01). with gossip! 'I managersl . I want. to send out belated way but reason ! \ "'I . Mr. H. Dewling, Stadium Manager, said that it I, birUlday grettings to Annie, a up are usually s ~l I ~,, will ,begin some time during the first week of April. very dear friend of mind, who bad cnou"h to tr~nlt : I, 'I He stated that it would be impossible' to begin be­ celebrated her .14th birthday on out everY~ne askl~ lip I fore this time because everything depends on hoc­ Tuesday of thiS week. Happy and expecting g I " birthday, Annie, from Verna, swers, COIllp e~ I 'I key right now and Pee Wee hockey will not be over , I, Flora, Ivy, Debbie, Emily an!l . - " Rick " until the end of'March. . Beryl. !>Iarllyn and I .. Mr. Collier, Manager of Prince of Wales Arena, Cupid's arrow, directed by ~razy about each othe~ 'I Pam, hasn't found Its mark yet. ~s very unusual. 'I !·s.also held up by hockey. He said that roller-skating :1, Will Jim ever wisen up and Just very serious ~n I at the Arena will not be able to start until the first give her a chance? As a friend and the other ODe ~~!I week of May. Many will be disappointed by this, of Pam's I sure hope so! c~entually, but ~ladelell! I IUt\] I but just think of all those i~e-skaters who do not wonder why Jo-Anne goes Rick have struck it I' to the forum every Saturday all they have to d~ ~ , , roller-skate, they have an extra month of ice­ night? Everybody, even me, is gether. How about i~ . ,, 'I skating. concerned about the attraction. There are vcry Skaters, even though they have a fairly good Who is it Jo-Anne? to~n. who arc going It must be love, it can't be thiS Includes Scull idea of when roller-skatin/l will start, tend to ask the weather with Suzanne and How long has it every chance they /let about the starting date of Greg. She 'has been st1lck on Debbie? It is usuaUy r{)ller-skatin/l. Now they have no reason to ask, they him since last summer. who knows.risht 10 the dnly have to wait patiently. Marilyn seems to have lost !ength of lime she has interest in John' for the pres mg steady. Ask the I , ' and Frank an old flame he'll say, "Oh, a , , make~ th " h I EDUCATION WEEK her heart skip a beat. I won· mon 5, w en really der if Frank's interest will be been a couple of weeu. aroused? is the majority 01 boil, . Sunday, March 3, is the beginning of Education Lorraine has finally been are a few exception! Week. Centre-Miss Memorial 1963-Mary Maloney. Around her, clockwise, starting at bottom left: June bitten, but good, by the love may know. Education Week is the time when parents visit Martin, Engineering Queen; Iris Wareham, Forestry Queen; Sharon O'Hara, Commerce Queen; Thelma bug. And he's an angel. Give FAREWELL the schools in order to see how their daughter or her a chance, will you Larry? Tucker Education Queen' Joan Lester, Upsilon Mu Queen; Christine Ashbourne, Muse Queen; Sandra A farewell party WlI son is progressing. Weeks before this one, children Brenda has her eye on Jim French: Pre-Med Queen; Patti Andrews, Miss Freshette; Barbara Janes, Arts and Science Queen; and again. She was a little too St. Patrick's Hall are busy preparing posters, writing tests, and pre­ on Tuesday night 01 . Christiane Franzen, MUN Radio Queen. (Max Mercer Photo)) hasty when she decIded to paring little programs. It is a treat for the parents break up with him in the first for Dave Tobin, who when they arrive at the classrooms. But how many ,place, now she is sorry for it. town on Monday to ' Air Force. jlarents will not be at the schools? 1 would like, at I guess many people can make a mistake like that, 50 the best Jhis time, to ask all parents who have chili:lren go­ thing for you to do Brenda is in/l to school, and whose/School is having open Skating During The Past Week Take It From Kathy If ~ ! to go to Jim. you aren't too .~'ouse d)lring this week, to go to the school and see AT STADIUltl John Connolly, John Maddicks, By Kathy Peterson, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. shy. Otherwise, you will just Billy Tilley, Bob Hobbs, Patsy have to keep your fingers ~ur child's work on display. Nothing will make Mutt Wortliman, Len Fitz· Gover, Gus Rodden, Skipper De~r Kathy: I'm 16. My folks are very re­ crossed. 'Your child happier even though he will not show it. gerald, Joan Runtell, . Maureen Wilson, Bob Gulliver, Bud I wonder where Carol lind ltwill give your child the confidence that he needs O'Brien, Georgina Walsh,Cnrol Corbett, Larry Rossiter, Adrian ligious and have tried their best to us from Eric are? I haven't seen them ..to contintie on with his studies. So, rain, shine, snow O'Grady, Maureen Walsh, Ray Angel, Anne Green, anything they consider bad, and they pic~ our skating for sometime noW. At Worthman, Pat English, Dave friends. This may have been good for us as chlldren, one time, you could see them ;91:' hail, if it is at all possible, visit your child's school Young, Linda Martin, Bob Rice, at the Stadium whenever there .~ditring this week. ' Sam Tlller, Kev Abbott, Gerry but we are growing up. . was skating. Wonder if they Kearney, Helen Baird, Jaek They censor everything we read. Pictures of are still going out together? Power, George Warren, Dave Bishops College some Broadway plays, lingerie ads and even some Does anyone have any news on Woolgar, Carl Ryan, Ross Kiss, this? Jeanette Wheeler, Sandra Bro­ news storien are cut out before we have a chance to see them. I'm not complaining because I have a Albert has won at last! He phy, Fred Steele, Fox O'Keefe, High School finally succeeded in getting Mary Walsh, Gerry Bennett, morbid interest in bad things, but because my Mary to go steady. He was Hit Winnie Foran, Tom ~owen, Song mother and father are so out of step with the world on cloud 9 for ages and ages George Morgan, Sheila Power, that we can't even talk to them.-Julie. over her and he finally came '. RHYTHM OF THE RAIN Bernie Brocklehurst, Ed. Moorc Report back to earth and asked the Floss Simmons, Ed Flynn, Joe By VANCE IVANY Ignorance and goodness are not the same at all. question. I guess the answer Brown, Dave Murphy, Ed Gal· (Cascades) BISHOPS HOLDS TWlRP Ma/lazines, newspapers, television, radio, and friends was wortll waiting for, wasn't way, Randy Crocker, Junior WEEK It Albert. Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain, Norman, Loretta Delahunty, Bishops coollege girls were expose children to most of life's facts no matter how This is the first engagement Telling me just what a fool I've been, Joan Stanley, Vic Baker, 'l'crry regarded as pack.animals and hard parents try to shield them. It's far better to I have announced in the Bits ,) : Kane, Eg Billard, Paul Billard, slaves last week as Bishops introduce both the good and the bad at home, leaving and Pieces column. Dave and 1 wish that it would go Paul Long, Peter Windsor, held its first "Twirp Week". the door open for discussion. Betty have decided to tie the And at me cry in vain, Derm O'Grady, Linda Jardine, Last week was a week when the knot. We do not know the set And let me be alone again. Craig English, Bob Melee, Sue boys didn't let the girls boss Customs vary from country to country and date but we wish you the Best The only girll care about is gone away, Fagan, Joe Bakcr, Dave Miller, them around, and the girls did change from generation to generation. It becomes a of Luck in all that the future '~'. Ruth Tobin, Owen Meades, Jack Looking for a brand new start. all the treating, parent's job to sift and sort in order to help children may bring. Manning, Pat MacDonald, Bob To end off Twirp Week there find real values which can be held forever. Par­ Our steady couple for this But little does she know Burton, Barbara Robert"S, Mabel was a Twlrp Dance. For this week is Eric and Donna. They That when she left that day, Dowden, Liz Windsor, Joan occasion the "Del Tones" was ents also must recognize the unimportant things that seem to be vcry interested in ,. i . Alon~ with her she took my heart. Dowden, Judy Neary, Betty the band in attendance. might just as well be changed. each other so they may last for -.:.~ . Fitzgibbon, Rosemary O'Neill, ..DEBUT . . But no matter what superficial changes occur, some time. But you would be Rain please tell me, now, Libby MacCormac, Bob Dowden, surprised how quickly interest :r -: Does that seem fair. Pat Fleming, Flub Fleining, Three of Bishops basketball honesty, faithfulness and basic goodness will remain. dies down when someone else For her to steal my heart away Frank Peters, Ray Clark, Mel· teams made their debut In bas· I don't know how you can change your parents. comes along. (1 think so, any· When she don't care. vin Mullins, Judy Guy, Knik· ketball and they were the vic- Perhaps your spiritual adviser could try to make way). I can't love another when my heart's ers Kirby, Joan Morgan, Judy tors in two of three games. them understand. Sandra and Dave are going Bond, Len Conway, Kay Dunne, The winning Bishops squads ------­ out together for a little while Somewhere far away. Pat Fleming, Chris Worthman, were: but will soon be on steady Len Pierce, Richard Royle, , ·1· The Girls' Basketball team de­ ground. The only girl I care about is gone away, Mary Ryan, Gummy' Clooney, fenting United Collegiatej Gerry did his act of kindness Len Squires, Bob Evans,' Dar· The Junior Basketball team Spotlight On last week when he picked up a . Looking for a brand new start. rell Thorne, Reg Dean,Jerome as they came out on top of girl he didn't eVen know, from ro:.;. ~But little does she know Dinn, Bnrb Walsh, Eve Baird, Gonzzaga, and Bishops lost to THE CASCADES the Ice. That was very nice ;>::, That when she left that day, Bun Keough, Jackie Codner, Brother Rice. (Warner Bros.) Gerry, but soon you will have '. Along with her she took my heart. Ken Byrne, ·1 hope Bishops' senior wins Personal Manager: Andrew F. DiMartino Jr. girls falling in front of you so you can pick them up. This AT ARENA . .~!~!~e :::; a:! ~~n~th~~ ~~ Booking Office: William Morris. Home town: San could make skating a little Rain won't you tell her Albert. Abbott, Mary Foran, same' way, (and so does the Diego, Calif. Ages: Teens and early -20's. Hobbies: more interesting (and tiring). ,That I love her so. . Kev Phelan, Bob Gulliver, Bud rest of the school). Mountain climbing, skin diving. Background: The Two more steady couples for Please ask the sun to set her heart aglow. Corbett, Pat Fleming, ' Rose· • • • this week are Madelene and Mary O'Neill, Herb Abbott, Stub INTER HOUSE BASKETBALL voices of five young men combine to produce the Vance, and Bruce and Doreen. Rain in her heart . Miller, Art, Windsor, Tony House Basketball Is under. smooth sound of the Cascades: John Gummoe, Eddie Who do you think will last the And let t~e love in you start to grow.' Kelly, Gin Martin, Fred Starkes way again In both the boys Bnd Snyder, Dave Stevens, Dave Wilson and· Dave Zabo. longest I am not going to say, Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain, Dave Brown, Boyd Pelley, -Pat girls section. The Houses Until their hot single, "Rhythm of the Rain," brought for you never can tell what Telling me jUllt what a fool I've been, ,. Rice, Ruth Tobin, Jerry Kear· competing Bre York .. Westmln· them to national attention the boys had been featur- way things will turn out for a ney, Sylvia Peddle, Rick Nurse, ster,' Durham and Canterbury. d' .' .. steady couple, even the ones I wish that it would go . . Noel Nurse, Ray Corbett, Bill Each House will. have four e at mght spots In the Southern CalIfornia area, who are going steady. I know And let me cry in vain, Mercer, Catherine Brennan, Sid representing" teams, namely chiefly at a lqcal club called the Peppermint Stick. this for a fact. g,_"RainbOW" Celli And let me be alone again. Olmond, Marlon Atkinson, Sllar· A, B, C, D. '. ~ They're now planning a national tour to prom t Frank and Bernice seems to •1.0" on Walllh, Vance Ivany, Aliee th . d' 0 e be going around in circles. It's 10 _"Hi·Lili, 111' Oh listen to the' falling rain, Fahey Bob Burton Jack Power ' elr reco:r • . . Richard Pltter patter, pitter patter. . said that Frank has a flame 'Oh,()h,' .... , Betty 'Murphy, Ed MeCarthY: ..,Sp· 0'tl·"lg· ht On Latest Single: "Rhythm of the Rain" is high on burning for Bernice and Ber· Dave. Abbott, Sharon Malone, the Hot 100 chart. . , nice has a crush on Frank, and Listen to,!listen to the falling rain, Scull·. Smith, .... Sandra Ryan, SANDY STEWART Latest Album: An album featuring of course yet they are not going out to· Fitter patter, .pitter patter. . .' Doreen Crocker, Bruce Decker· , ' . "Rh thm f th R'" 'ill b ' gether. Come on, Frank, you Top Ten Frank Whelan, Bernice Colbert, . (Colplx)/ y 0 e am w soon e released. had better gtlt a move on. It's ,,1." Oh, oh, oh. Ronnie Rossiter, Loretta sulley, up to you to make the fIrst l.-"Hey pa""'paull,! Johil Gladney, Eddie ,Whelan, HOME TOWN: Philadelphia. pursuing for three years. The move, you know. 2._"Walk Right In' Bernard Gellately,Bob Abbott, EDUCATION. High school. HOB songstress became a regular on Dave Is going to leave 'us Maureen Ryan" Carol Car1:lerrY, BIES.' Knitting, swimming. the ''Perry Como Show" during this Monday, when he will be 3._"Rhylhm Of MAJtCJl3,. AYPAmTINO ., . Maureen Power, Rosaline ;Pow- BACKGROUND: Sandy Stew· the 1961-1962 season. It was going away to join the Air '. ,',', . '. ":.:;. ~, Il, :Mary Dugian, Kathy Hearn artslarted slnglni lessons when on a recent segment of the Force. Dave, I want to wish 4._"RubY Baby" Th. regular monthlymeetingo~.th. Avalon" Frank Maloney, -Fata Hogan, ,he was 10, and she began work Como show that Sandy Stewart you the best of luck and I am .',.. .,',:.. ' .. . _., .. .._ , ,Monk lIoian, Berrilce CoJUns, big professionally at 14. Her Introduced her current hit sin- sure that Jack wishes you the 5._"Walk Like A 1)I8triet'Loc.r Council! of' the I' AYPA': wm:,be, . Brenda MuiphY, Madelene,Mir- ffr8~ break came wben she was gle. best of luck also. Hope you ...... '"~ ..i ,.: ..> '. '. : , .,. . Maiily.n, GUlIIve*;.·John algned for Eddie Fisher's "Coke . .' . aren't leaving. any broken ~MUCh,>.tth.,.,QueenEliz~b~th Regional; .',Edniund "Hirt;': Ross· Time" ~how In ,1955. Miss Stew· LATEST SINGLE: Sandy hearts behind. Hope yon have stewart's Colplx single of "My , the best or travelling and the '~a ..,., 'Sch'..oo'.;·,·.,L..' "·tr·,· p.', " .... , "' ..' .. . ' Paul'Blllardj. Eddie' 'Irt.moved' to New York. to ...... ~~ .l'I,IA . Bob'Evans;" Bob flnlsll high school and In 1957 Coloring Book" continues to Best of Luck In all -that the ; '.,: •. : _,: I ; ,... ' • '; , ' . . :Enn1s;Madon~replaced Betty Johnson" op climb on the Hot 100. ' future has in !tore for you from .~ThI,~,.Wi~Lltartat 8:3Q;p~m~and',all . ..' . Meaney, ·Bar- Gal~n Drake's radio, show and your many AreIlJ, friends. .,.:' I •• ' •• ,. •• ';.; , .... , •. '" ', •• '!' ~.,. r.·· , ' •. ; ".i, ' ,:~. OUver,. ·Margd . Davia" appeared with him Mr two years .• • • I am sorry to say that Made­ ".~lllItativ.. from·the J,.¥PA .re,\~iqulI~;.· :.8turae,· ,·,Dave '1IIoOl,'e, in 1960, she sang for a season LATEST ALBUM: lene and John have finally de­ '. "" ..• ,,',.' '. ;" ...... ,', ''''.'i' 'r ,"~I ~." ;.:Tucker,\.Erlc

I.-THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S. NEWFOUNDLAND, MARCH %, 1963 THE DAfL Y NEWS Strength F Newfoundland's Only Morn;ng Paper Letters To' The Editor The DAILY NEWS is a mClrnlng paper The Day established In 1894 and pul:.lished at By EARL L, DOUGLAsS - the News ~uiId!nll a55·359 Duckwurth Street, St. J ohn·s. Newfoundland. by 'TUOU ART THE :II To Correspondents AS' Robinson & Company. Llmitcd, (Newspapers arc always happy to King David is one of Ih MEMBER OF provide . a forum through which ures in the Biblc. lie Wate crU1I1I , opinion on public matters may be God loved. His talenls '''II miD ·1·H~ CANADIAN PRESS ejpressed by correspondents, The sI ve th at he was ruler. miUta" Ie 11\. The CLnadlan Press Is exclusivelY _ conditions under which letters are poet, and mus'cian, I) entitled to tbe use for republication of accepted and printed over a nom lie was also in most wall de plume are well known and under· all news despatches in tbls paper credit· yet he committed one at the I cd to It or to tbe A.loelated Press or stood, But during an election cam' rageous crimes reeor~fd I' lliall ntbl Reuters and also the local news publl:!J. paign there 1& a tendency to use -h e sto Ie another mar,'s Wife . " YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION RATES 'ed therein, the letter columns of the press for Bathsheba. wlCe of Uriah Ihe R ' All Rres! Services and feature articles propaganda purposes and for per, tried in vain to COver his Ittil!. Canada ...... ".: $12,00 per annum sonal abuse and criticism. Such "f " gUll~ In this paper are copyrlgbted and tbelr wh en lie ound tln~ lmp~!'lhle hI United Kingdom and all reproduction I. prohibited. letters are not acceptable, There a secret message to the gene I' ' , 11 ~ (ore lin countries '" $14,00 per annum will, however, be filII acceptance of man d 0 f hIS armIes command' letters that seck to discuss political Uriah. the husband Whom h tn, Authorized as se~ond class mall by the Member Audit Burell Issues 01\ a fair and reasonable trayod. be placed in the foref~n~11 Post Office' Department. Ottawa and basis, and provided, that the namr. battle. and that the troops I' of ClrculaUon . d ' II lie for jlayment of postage In cash, :. of the writer Is fllrnlshed as evl· hI?, an allow him to be killed aence of' good faith, It Is not the thiS was donc. SATURPAY, MARCH 2, 1963 Intention of the NEWS to give Nathan, a great prophet IIha space to' any letters that may COli' nothing but God and sin, alII personal abuse or Innuendo or fore David and asked whal shGl:\d A. New City that may give evidence of malice done to a rich man who hid II Starting even If such letters are signed by • 1011 poor man s ewe lamb ' D3\'I'd ill It is now nearly eighteen assumes that about one-half of the real name of the writers l, . raged, As thc Lord lil'eth, he cried, months since the Urban Renewal the 1,000 dwelling units would ~an who hath dune this shill Study was made public but be developed under the National CLEAN THE SlllEWALKS dIe. And Nathan's quiet rejoindt "Thou art the man." I !.here is still no information about Housing Aet with the Federal Editor Dally News, Evcn thc sainI> [all at tim! the steps thut the Municipal Government putting up 75 per Slr:-Considcring the uncmploymcnt ' l situation. and the campaign to 'Do It . one 0 f liS IS capable of some Council is preparing to take to cent of the cost, The b a 1ance Now.' could not the Council take the evil and could easily fall into it ad lipan its recommendations, would be borne by the Province hint and call out a few mcn to scatter need the grace of God em 10 ~trengthen, guide. and ~nlighl!n Hi h among thcse is the com- and the City if they can reach some sand 01' salt on the sidewalks? l1 man is sufficien,t un'o hittl!!li,1Il.: b ag 'een1eI1t' 011 the proJ' cct 'rhat is, before some of us break our , ' out God and HIS continuia< ' ; <.1 )l\ct n" \'CI1e\\'al of what has bcen, anTI ttlI 't I t ld b ' legs. necks, or get concussion; if allY' ,t ," of grace we arc lost. • , , called Rcctevel9pment Area One. le 0 a capl a cos wou e onc docs have one of these misfortunes The words "Thou art the man" " .' 'l'his is thc area bounded by New recovel'able over a period of 50 I hope at least that they, will hnve a " ':1 ;, '" rise up to rebuke and challen" , ' ;, Gowcr Street. Springdale St\'~et, years but the recovery would little compensation In suelng the city I: ;' !vl0 lIt'oe Street, Cabot Street, be reduced by any amounts for the mishap. With snow·clearing , needed to subsidize rents, With costs down, is It too much to asl! that rived from Nietzsche's superman phil· psychic. ccauOIllie or political. as the LOIl[!'s aild LivlIlgstone Ive be cd I I'" t walk h t case may be. The new negativc forces u Hill private development of the re- spar lav nb 0 on s ce s oSllphy, which, by the way. may have Street. oC glass'/ . f h' I' I I finally dominate the u\(\ positive forces, What maining half of the rcsidential developed out 0 IS P lYSlca nne und trnnsfol'ln them into lD~ative forc~,; this area persolls live Yours truly. mental infirmities, Nietzsche was a In 4,300 to conform with the others. By this 111 1,023 households and nearly and commercial project it is PEDESTRIAN, physical. mental. and moral wcakling. , estimated that the overall in- Ever"one that is familiar with his n',cons. the negat!I'e clements lJc\'ome Are Saying the po~ilil'e llements of a new cy~\e (If flO I)cr cent of the housing val'l.es vestment, including reclamation nEPLIES", TO MR HORWOOD private' life knows that. Aside from his c\'olution, Ti,ey. in their lllrn. gct,el" REAL AUSTERITY ~t\\'ceI1_ poor to vcry bad, of the land and its improvement, E"'I'torU Dal'lv.' Nelvs amorous conduct towards h'IS SIS. t cr. IIe b atc the elrmc~rs of their own acgatio'l. (~Iontreal Star) There is severe congestion, fire h I Dear Sir:-I shall not ask you for suffere(1 a"ony from eye trouble. and whieh in (hw Hme bring about :nc ue· The next gOl'el'nment of hULurds arc extrcmely high, would not be muc more t lan space enough to indulge in extended he was a victim.. of an agonizing mcntal gation of t "l' previous nogation by a whatever its political compleIiI~ about 70 houses are without $10 million, If the completion comment on an article whieh appear· disease which finally drove llim mad goin!: to inherit an agonizing could be contemplated within cd in the Telegram. and written by and brought about his death, Nietzsche IIr.W revolutic,l This rcsults ill tbe dumina'ion o[ the new nogation as a which the gove1'1lment has hillli wutcr. and more than 400 are five years, this would work out "'I r, HBro II( 1-iorwoo d somehmc ' ago. be· was not an evolutionist: he lI'as a phil· rositil'e tOI'ce 01 the new cyrle, con, make: Can Canada avoid rtll without pri\'ute bathrooms. Most at million a year of which cause to do so would require more osopher of many shadcs of thought. one $2 t.i:.uing (VUIIllion on a higher scale ity. the kind that hurls? And of the people who live· in -the space than any editor would be will· of which was his philosophy of a race the combinedeosts to the pro- , This is the dunal low undcr!YIII;.l the l1nswer is almost certainly thlt n area want to remain there and IIlg to grant: all I ask is space enough of supermen. wholc star 'I'. ngled scheme of thilll; ,. nJt. this would call for 770 new vincial and municipal govern- to give a brief run·down of a few of its But such a philosophy contravenes The Tax Foundation sa),s little ments would be unlikely to ex- salient points. the law of evolution. which is a series As a con~;"ding thought. let In~ ,ay that man's ;urvival. until the tllne gress Call be made toward I dwelling units, The remainder ceed a grand total investment Wh'lIe I rClec't th e baSlc ' concCp t run· of cosmic events or cycles. cae h 0 f comes for evolution to toll the bell. budget "unless new laxes are of the residents need subsidiz- of $2 million over the whole ning through the article. which concept which has a beginning and an end. docs not depcnd upon his snrpas,ing ed or spending is cut back cd housing, taints the fine article with mysticism, Birth. growth. decay and dCOI h is the Another minority government period of redevelopment, The I share the writer's reluctance to ac· law of the universe, and without it. the himself in intelligence: his sUI'vival d depcnds upon the propcr use of the in· be shy about adding taxes and TI1e Urban Renewal Stu Y remal'nt'ng capt'tal would come eep t aceII th ddt' ue Ions d'rawn f rom univorse could not persist Man. aft er telligence he already has; and if he spending. the more so under thl recommends that the area should from private sources,quantum mechanics, because the quail' millions of years responding to his en· docs not usc it to remove the two tical pressure which 11'11\ be remain predominantly residen- What this amounts -to. provid- 'tum theory is vulnerable in spots; It . vironmenlal stimuli has become too threats to his sUfI'ival-of his own mak· by President Kennedy's Imulti!1 tial with part of the New Gow-ed ,the Urban Renewal Study's was formulated by Planck who. at the ri"ld to be molded into a farm differ· ing-he will destroy himself long be· door. But we have got to set our , 11 t d t beginning of the century was making e:t from what he is now, If he is not cial house in order, And thlt it er Street frontage a oca e 0 estt'mates are confirmed, is that experiments on heat radiating from roasted to dnath or frozen to death he, forc thc time when nature will have of the many reasons which desirable business uses, I t a 1SJ if the project could be com- black bodies. and he found that radla. fore evolution tolls the bell, the time rill'. down Ihe c\'outionary curtain of time on his demise. return to strong and ~table proposes that the Municipal pleted in five years, the worst tlon was not continuous but broken will come when he will pass off the Youn truly, in Ottawa, Council "dcsignate the entire section of the old city would be illto extremely minute particles small· earth. in accordance with the biological W. L. BUTLER, 'edevelopment ar'ea er than electrons. Planck called these law of II·Ce. Nothing endures in per- S 11 l are a a ( tn completey rehabilitated. Haz- tiny partleles "Quanta"-a rather ugly peluum e;o;cept 'the universe, and it en· NOT ~m'ED 1!P t and t a Ite the necessary s eps aI'ds from ft're and dt'seas'e would name-hence. th e quan t um tl leory, dures forever because .Its par ts are (Peterborough Examinerl reach an agreement with ttc be eliminated, The heart of the which differs from the good old elcc· constantly being renewe:J. 50 that the Clayton W. Hudgson has bm I provincial and fedcral govern- old city would be given a new tron theory chiefly because of the size universe as a whole nCvcr grow~ old, Gents of Thought gressive Conserl'atire )Icmber ~I ments" under the National Hous- look a'nd its residents a new of the particles and their manner of and remains forever, Iiament for VictorIa' Haliburton . gAt behaviour, Today, quanta are taking on Of com·so. man will surpass himself 1945, Hccently. he made a 1n c, , , ft' spirit. And a very substantial the more familiar names of proton. in intclligeme: he has been doing that When you rbe in the morning. form the Lindsay Watchman·Warden The pJan would call or to al amount' of much-needed employ- neutron. negatron. etc, ever since he crawled down from his a 1('50luOon to make the day a happy in view of his 18 Fars' clcarance and rebuilding, It sug- ment would be provided. It Mr, Horwood. commenting on the tree.perch when he was a fanged and one to a fellow·creature, Dominion politics. we lind -Sydney Smith gests a residential density of would be very much to the ad. relationship betweon man And thc uni· taloned creature roosting in a forest. The statement deserl'es widtr • than it has alrpady receired thirty units to the acre but many vantage of both the provincial v~~~e, calls. himself a· ,"scie.ntiClc mys· But surpassing himself in in~e\ligen:e • I~ TH! O~ tIC -a dcsIgn~t1on whIch IS as reo does not mean surpassing hImself \11 nesolve, and thou art free. pllbl,'sh it here tur the t PREVI of thEse wou Id b e apar mems and city, governments to make Ilrettable as it Is contradictory, It IS Intellect (the' capadty to absorb -Henry W. Longfellow of OUi readers. (: :;: tile tu high enough to be serviced by their modest contributions to contradictory because sciellce and mys· intelligence). because inteUect is one C("lI'll!,~ting un the recenl the ~ver elevators and others that would produce! all the/ie desirnble re- ticlsm (which the dictionary defines as of the physical organs of his bo.!y No doubt must intervene between ilons I rom the Diefenbaker be walk-Ups, . There· would be . suit!;. muddy thinkinll) ara two opposites. which hos become lOll rigid tl' be the promise and e\'ent; faitb and reo Mr. Hutlgson said it was amplc open spaces within the Much as it is desirable to de- Scicll1ce aaeks to oxplain natural phen· . rcmoulded into a higher physical forn'. solve are friends to Truth. the ltrile had split the cabinet. d h h 1 omenll by phy~ical laws, ~nd what It is The fact Ihat man is more intelligeut -Mary Bak~r Eddy the men who quit had their 0'/1 area, An t e woe programme velop new areas of s~rviced unllble to explain by physical law. It at- today 1111111 he was five thousand ye~rs Evcry man who observes vIgllunU", tical pspirations and not thoil would require from fivetQ ten land in the suburb!!, the fact re- tributes to its illnonnce of n~turpl ago does not mean thllt he has iI b~ttcr and re~olves steadfastly grows nncon· pjlrty at heart. years fa\' completion in two mains that thousands of people phenomena by poahdAHng supernat"ral intellect n~w thpn he had then: on t·w sciously into genius. "I'm foot going 10 get roiled.v' e -Edward Bulwer·Lytll'n thi~ uudear arms contrpl'eriY, major stages. would pre.fer to live within the 8I1 noil! •. Th~ one Is unified approach contrary. th~re is evidence which indio :f; :;. :;: The oost factor includes $2,~ older' part of the city, closer to . to the problem. while the other I~ a catc~ thftt man's intellcct of t(jday is . Mr, Hpdgsoll. "because mY du~li&tic apprPllch to the, probl~pi-a not s(l brillipnt as that of the earlY' Nothing relieves and venlil~tes .the COIlC~fJ1 is the people of tbe 215,000 for acqui~ition and deft their wor~, p~ovided that they m~thlld which cl/ntradi~t~ the fact that Grecian thinkers, But it is a quesioll mind like a resolution, represent. " molition of cl'isting structures coulq qO so within II new. lind the IInlverse i~ a, unified ~lIntinU\lm, wheher ll1~n's surpa~sing hims~lf in -John BUI'fU\.Ighs • but it· is c/itimated that there healthier anvironment. And now Mr, norwood who i~ a talented qnd h\6l1igen~e will insure his survival: a\· Earn~st resolution has often seem· TOOTH.MARKED 'rOAst ed to have about it almost a savor of (St. John Telegraph.Jour!ll) would be a recovery from land . the question is whe'th~r the . lear~ed writ~r. uya thllt mnn can k~ow reildy his intclllgen~e has cna1Jjed 11ilf; oll1nipotence,-S~muel Smiles. The case of the Toolh,)larktd Imlclfi of $1,000. a qwe. llIng un, It· MuniCipal .Council has re"nhed' r~ftlltlcs whIch transcend the fronller~ to devl~~ me;\I1~ which threatell his ~ .. iii H\i ot §chmQc, or. In (lthH words, beyond sllfvlval-wilnesa tile iltom bomb. a in a Ilegina restaurant hI! 10 leave a net coat of lelisthlm any deoiaionli em these recom- thll 'fcAP!)nin" power of mnn, 'rhis I~ few one,hllnnred mogaton bllmbs of Usefulness is doing rightly by your· natioMvide attention. The 01lPl' . nlrhole'a~e $1,250,000, The city's shilre, in, mendations, whether they have . a t~n~t' gf my~tieism nnd tri\nscol1rlllnt· whioh. dropped on the earlh. would self and others,-MarY Baker Eddy. oonvicted of serving u·· . I • • • after he admitted in court th~ t duding any contributions from been ,discussed with the federal ftllpm, I hath 'ot~hich lipid that mall wipl! him ont of existence. Everything ill the world is good for cd untouched portions of bullel, the PI'pvincilll' Government, Is lind provincial organizations in- I C,AD Imow' realities which cannot bll Tllll view thpt mpn is I evolving to 15' p\attl I'knllwP by the process of roasonlng, bul w~nls p higher ht)iog ilt b~~ed upon the something,-John Drydon, _ and toast from custome f h oj! ¥ >ill enl estitnllted at h1\ If 0 t II!i IImQ\.Int vo ved, and jf and when a start '{fill "Illy he. i\scertlllnlld thl'ough thq el'fOI\IIO\lS assumptioo I thpt the evolu, sold them again to subsequ 'and the Federal Government gn the redevelopment of the city mftdlum of inl\litilm or "Pllre" Ihollllht. llltiim oJ any hldividual COll1POllCnt of Use, plone constitutes possession. ers, 'f' ed h! .', would supply the other half: on a pl'os.rellllive fHld rnassivelMPPlla ot iI~ IJlllh, ~pundlng verbiage, thp uniVerse continuos in a straight -J can de La FontaiJle A health inspector tesltl . • • • slice of toast llrought The Urban Renewal I Study licale will. he miele, It m@Rns thijt. wh~t can. cijnnot learn linl! forevel', provided it C~11 aQilPt It, II o~t :~:b _-----".,.,.,,,..:__ l1y the PI'OO~SS of reasonmg, Ite ?,1U!il" s~l( to chAnging comlil\ol1s, But therll It is not enough to do good; om.' mu.t Iy had marks of someone i ' do it the right way, -John r.!QrlllY . h Ilnll ,. ll~l.nlVE, i~ no suoh thing ~s a straight line in A. forn1er cook saId teO tbl. • • m~tops and lettuce from "etl'n' g' .. Our. Ft·she· rroe'u' Mt'. Horwood's clal?1 tlia~ there 15, - the IIniv81'Sei eveTythlpll, cv~n light. 'ni! II' The useCul anrl the bea'utiful arc 10 II ;, . Prote _ \lnlly b~hlnd II1I! \1n1vC\'so. l~ a claIm fQII!1W~ a Iluvved cO\lr~e. 'I'he I whGI~ for the di5hwasher 11ever tiOUP sed I' i ' , ' " I " .whlvh fPll1ind~ .me of 1\ant~s .Npmel1l1 Ilv(lMjonRr), procc~s ilf the lInlvcr~~ sep~rated,.,-Pe;'iander, uoe~ten was re·u , , ~ . , The moment 'I! nQw! govern- defeated. But the voting' on the 'llllhind phenp,menp, an~ H~~BI § Ab~Il' appmR to man's \lnderstllodlng Ilt I to' . . • Notning in this world i~ ~o EASILY UPSET "m~nt has been elected in Ot- compromilil~ U,S,-Clmlldll resolu- M@ Ide!! bchmd .the material unlversp. dAY as a p~rl~~ of I.lv~nts or COSlll!.! usefulne~/l, , (St. Catl1arines standlfdl :.tawlt, 'tho. FlU@I\Uonof .p. rClt~II'1h'j:( !jon ,was 54 in favour and 28 Dllt't\le c1a,m that the~e Is a unitl be· cycles which follow a parabQIi~ e1\rv~ . . t rupted ~I -Sir' Benjamin Collins • rttnawa'" bull In er .. '1 hind the univer$e h@~ no s~lenClIIQ VII' cmer'RIng from till!, unknown inilnity ,.. .'. t tM ':; ,the uniql.li, iflShQfll, fjsh~ritrH of against with 5· abstentiqns, This lld\WI and it is In ,Ullmgt 011 tll@ Illlrt of nature •. and leading into Its eternal il\g of p\~ne5 QfI~ny a , anl '. 'Newfoundland ; must .: get sp'ecial (1!11 short: by one -vote of the . til Itlrst\cs to aeeOllnt Jijr phel)llfllp.ll~ fUtufe-an evolutionar¥ process' whiah Il1t~rnational Alrpo.rt re~en~l II t~,' ,attention.,'.All. that il ,n, QO,.dld ta' ':neeessary two~thirds majority, ,which the, AfIl. lI~B~I~ to explnln !)y Riles on In perpetuum. aUMMER VQ'J'F;IUi lid pi\llls of incomml: alfC r ) 'd' t 'th . .' ,tb~ ;'pTlICeSS of r~asonln~. Science kllOWS'. ,Peterborough EX!lmiller th", s~n!ty of central tO~ttle II CavO! S~fl,OUS ~.?n royersy ·v: ,'.' '.'. "... '. ~'lIl1t1JI"~ pb9Ut' , ullity I!llllll\d tb\l uljl' Tha IlYOhllIQIIBry; DrOellsR of the oos· Where municipalities are popular ~p It 1111 goes to shoW hoW r t~ Ii goo~ n;liPbt}~l is an HF~nge-_ But tnllny gt the cQuntries ' :j@fnl 'an~ tlj~ cl~lril t\1l1\ th.eT41 I~ Is moa can be visttah3e~ ;IS, f(Jllowsl Tpe r~sort ~rea~-qn!i t1wre i1 \! a large to upset the works of mao, :1 pllmt wlth~'tlie.',: \1nf~ed St,tQij to Whi~h voted:: IlllLiriSt . the pro- :'., llOiltrlidlct~\ln IIIf I@rrn~, 1l(l~l\m~ lhepo@ltlve IIfII of a cert!\ln litaij~ lllln~r. num~cr in Olllnri(l-peoplc from the :: agree 'to ': CAnida's i.mI1ater'il posal were c9ncemed 'rVith local "',linl"[lr~e Is all: Inclusive. otherwl31l It IIt41S within Itself the elemqnt~. of lts citi{!§ Ilt]d towns build ~ottAIlI!~ lIn the d ;: .peclaration of, the six plus···.;·t~ firoblems ~ncl hl\d. 'rlQ illt~r~~t ... 'WilUlall't be ~ ~nivefse, Such thll!klllil ' OWII ,11I!GlIt\ Cm At.1l ~e~ttllll PIITIO •. dQ' lftlill tihQre§, Th~ PTllmpt mttnlclVftl r4,l­ I; , ' . ", .; ,', • f't:a'l-.l ,,'tli' "e ··.dl' '-II h' ,;.18 ~gl'vaIl4 In thl) fIeld ·of qplencei It t{!rmlll~~- l;ty the pA~~gf~Yllhltllm, . spon~~ til this i~ tQ \~l' ~u~h p~gpl6 111)4 i' ,1'1t801utI9~' ~wbl~h, th~~,Unlt.d ,Alii n fl·; ,A.n'~ln ul OrlOR, " '.11111011118 til the realm" Of 'speolllaUvl! th~~1! ntlg~1iye plpm@nt~ CQl1le mtll ~gn as a re~ult mlluh of !hp. illcom{! fOI fit Bible It.t.~ I~ppgr~,~ 'IFI':ij}I: '."JI3,t.; 'rhIY:' po~lft:'hll:dlf; ;bl enl:pClQtld:.?·lIhIl1l80Phy, .' . " " f1i@t with lh@ old positiVI! conditiQn~. sort munioipalities comes from cnttagpr~' lIonftreI1al' on" \111 ljaw: ot tho:' o~ JlrIlQ~~fJ.I ~~nCl.:I';t() QPpgl!8 , ':m~ belief that man Is a being which Th@lI, follcl\Yfi a .II@rilul IIf rovoIY~lon. who, on the who\e, are Jndlffl'fC1nt1y Soli, ' ", " '. "/" :.' ,;,," ' '," ~qnUl\teral iCtlon~DY: Can~d!l ttl) hBll to' \la' ~ijrpal8l1d, wn nroi)ably !le· which Is ('qEmic, geQlogical\ biological, treated by their t~xma~ters: ',111ey 4elp .. At thit - Conf.r~nce" !ln~ i~, .)r.~toClt h,,,r::: ';*vin" :,fll!hE:rm~rk' >:- ,-= -= ~ _.-- _.. , .. _. "'. _.. -.-- .-.. .. --.. _.. -. . . i~::gJ~ ~~ii~;s~' ~:~ :u::,\~~' iI r=:f. . )\Ullil IUPP9 tid'. P~Opg~.i)Hat, i\n~I,Jn fact,4tilion)y, thi~g '~h't, ;"::IA9r~ I' fi6heriElIl., mea,I} to N~w- toril<\l w~tflrli, there is no r@a~oJl litud\! of civic PTo~~t~ whi~h !lrp' lit liP f ment '. wot,lld han: 'UQWc"~~\Il~mrl.~ ... J.,'n'I~ld}... Ar~"!leln IlQ-~pI~~~: .• fo\l.~dland .'md . hAVmg reg~l'd )Vhy thl! (Jpvern of Canada beMfit to t\loll'!, In return thRf hl\v~ .. ' 1ft 'ciRifin; 'tp, elllm: IXelUllv.' )ion..to allow ':~~ld,hm. l"lUon til ",;:' tor; whatmil":Y' other'. IlDU!ltr~~§ •cnoJ}Qt ta"l1 appropriate ~ction, lQ' 50ma voting rights pna thl! orinr.iplt.l'Ot ;.;'~~tiahinJ .rl.btl wl\hli\'~~'~, twolv.", bepPD\' ~ffoQ\ive,:,. : '. ,:' ~ilvad.~ne umtlltera\ly to e~taQ' protect the, {ishermen ~f.,NQW- :a~is~~::~ion without re~~e~e~t~tloD is , . .all, II.mU,,~- Thll ·prop*.!. W.u .. :,l~}bt 1,lint o~ "'(hilt th' in- IIsp, their ~W)l pollc:l~~ on te!l,'ri- fQun~Uapd, . , :'" ,'" .

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back. He said the vessel, considered Addr£r-Jses' Realtorn Known Here, Lawerence Gulf part oC the Russian fishing F St. fleet, wanted to mallQ repairs . , ' but was told i~ couldn't go Into \ Newfoundlund Doard 9rTr~dc' said thar a move lowards·legi,la. ;.1 ; Dies Suddenly the bay to do the ,work. Exccutive . Man~ger Anthony tlon in Ihls respect ll1i.m1 b. • The NEWS This meant the ship If it Ayrc sold Thursday night St. 1V0rthwhlle ycnture of the N.R· Day John Butler, of South Wey· Waters' , Canadian gulf, like the Bay 01 Fundy, wanted to make repairs 'in Ca. John's was the only city in E.B" he stated. .: Ii 1l0UGLASS mouth, Mass., died early Friday, The federal fisheries depart· a report reaching here said. ment considers the Gulf of st. Is In Canadian territory. nadian waters, would have to Canada, besides! ~ud.bury, o~t.,1 Mr. Ayre mentioned' that Mr. Bradley snid the fisheries go into port, declaring herself where value of hlllldmr, permit: . more than 75 per cent of the 11 'I'll ' Mr, Butler and his late wifo Lawrence as Canadian terri· i. . I,. MAN' ~potlights Annie (Lawlor) Buller had torlal waters reserved for Cana· department has been keeping a foreign visitor. had been doubled In 1961 from brokers in Canadawe~e mem been annual visitors to St. dian vessels, a fisheries depart· liP a patrol 'on the Ihree.mile Mr. Bradley declined to de. 1960_ . - hers of the Canadian Associa ·1:\1 John'a for Ihe put 10-12 yom. ment spokellman said Friday. limit around the Newi'oundland Hne what sea area would be Mr. Ayre was speaking to tion or Real Estate Boards, that , coast. considered part of the Gulf of members of the Newfoun?land 95 per cent of real estate busi, News of Mr. Buller's death Harold R. Bradley, New· . , " i was received here by Nix Wad­ loundland area director of the For some years Newfound· St. Lawrence or when I-he Real Estale Board at a dmner ness was conducted by' memo * * policy was Instituted. meeting at tho Ncwfoundland bers, and that during the past den of 3 Gower Street. The departmenl, said in an inter· land fishermen have been com· IIIt:I'V * To Court Hotel. decade there had never been a Goes plnining that hig foreign trawl· t message was senl by Bill Law­ vlow the waler. arc considered He said Ihat in 1960 building successful non·member lor, of Brighton, MafiS., who is Canadian. He declined specific ers are fishing in Newfoundland _(AP) - A her son from classes at Wood· permits for 51. John's proper ' .' " Iiso a regular vlsllor 10 New· com men! on what action would hays, although they are outside A Southern town had a ban amounted to $6,705,000 and in Mr. Ayre was relteratmc .- bourne Junior Hleh School on sprinkling. Maybe afraid thrilt who Is flghl· here when the board refused foundland. be laken to prevell! foreign the three·mlle limit. 1961 the figure had reached remarks of CAREB Immedlatt I, U S supI'eme 1\I'r. Bradley said a Russian the water would freeze. 'I~/ " to allow tho boy to skip open· vessels from hunting Beals In $i5,732,000. Past President Bert Katz who .. inst an order for a cDntractor offered \0 build a the Ilulf this. spring, factory ship which started to Newfoundland and Prince spoke here recently. in Maryland Ing exorcises. Borrowing neigbbors may be , Io:ding A monlh later, Maryland four·lnch wide bridge at no It was also relillbly learned steam Into a Newfoundland Edward Island were the only Newfoundland Real Estate Why you see 80 few door mats If.MOI!, charges ha· cost to the city. It will be I·'rhlay tlmt the federal gOY' bay - Inside terrItorial "bY neighbol'! be· Allorney.General C. Ferdin­ these days with "Welcome" on two provinces in Canada with- Board president George Snow and Sybert ruled that Bible ernment recenlly notified rer­ waters, under a headland·to· out a real estate board act and chaired the meeting. 'Jl1I1 I mal'cl'ick in a suspended 20 feet' BIlove the headland policy-wus turned them. readings and recitation of the 70.100t wide street, elgn govornments that the Ilel," LOI·d'. Prayer In public ~Idllyn J, ~Iurray, lHfar.old son \~II. schoob were constitutional, In al'owed alhols\, but said sludents who object may be excused from class Ibused In school by Inll 1'lassmalcR. dlll'lng the sCI'lptu!'e readings. wu assigned a Mrs. Murray auld then, how­ in the gil'ls' !lvor, that she was not salls­ she SP)'S, fled with the ruling and " blames school '~deClnltcly will make an at· ,! incidents on tempt \0 atop Bible reading prndlng In Ihe al\lllletber. " court. She contained that because and hcr son her son skipped openlnll exer­ eiRe! he wal harassed and Ihe high COliI'I 10 . , I ~laryland school abused In school. ~lulrlng the rendln" She salel the boy WIlS as­ ~lllg! 11'011\ the Old and rccltalion 01 slimed 45 hours 01 extra Prayer as pal't 01 homework a week for seven uHclscs, They weeks. purportedly to make 10 hIve Ihe 55·year·old up the 19 da~1 he mlsRed Ihe Mal'yland 51'hool while Rbsent from schnot, Mra nnrollslilutiolla 1. Mur\'a~. said hel' son also hRd I ' In October. 11160, been prevented from aHend­ Ing all school assemblies, gym :I::~e \l'as only bet\\'cc~ »,IlI), and the Baltl. class, the calctoril, the lib­ I,hool board, At tha t rary' period and outdoor re­ llr!, )Inrray withdrew cess periods. , 85, Gets Divorce had vowod ahe would nevll' !lIve him a dlvllrcc. She re­ lented whon he wrote her that hl~ ~'ronch male had an Incurable disease and hoped \0 mar!'), him before she died. i ' The court granted Mrs, Pilkington the divorce for de· sertlon. 'rile decree was is· Hued just five weeks before , ' th·e PlIklnlltons' ~Oth wedding anniversary, Funnyl

u~rn,lI\1~'n -(CI') - The stewardess headed for GIIY wisecracked him· the pilot's cabin, the plane I plane ami inlo the stopped, the security police Ihe FBI In Senllie searched Gray's attache case bit of dialogue: and handed him over to the "Would you FBI for questioning, )'our case, sir?" Gray, • sales and service '''Sure. You mean engineer who lives In nearby , the homh In It?" Burnaby, cauehl the next inddent occurred Wcd· p~nL ' "It was one 01 those things," , aboard a United Air i ' plane taxiing for lake· he said Thursday. II!II\ Sealile for Vancou· •• Apparently what I went i I II had prompt repel'- through is normal procedure in such cases,"

~ PASSING SCENE B~ ERIC A. SEYMOUR

!Hl OUNCE OF the winter, i~ there a week when no child or adult has lost bls " PREVENTON life In a burning building, Apd I,I: . , the turn of this cen, these tragedies could be more the a,erage Canadian's easily prevented than dlse~,e, , has increased by since the great majority of ie' twenly·five yem, des eillenh are prevenlllble, through the things he does to foresight, commons~nsQ IIpd ; " ii, Ia),s Ihe Information care. or the Department or "The extra quarter century '" Heailh and Welfare. that Is being added to hllman Ire plenly of reasons life In Canada sholiid not be .,.... .,.". are apparently regarded as expendable, wh~n or perhaps an Intensive prevention program one of the most might Sllve IV' great increase Allhough In Newfoundland ,"""",,'on of the pub- our h~a\th picture il fair to the man and woman middling, the battle continues education knows against ignorance and Isola- lacts Ihat were Uon, Our d~tors ~nd nur~\!s are , knowledge just as competellt as their cou,,­ lilty )'cars ago, terparts elsewhere. Perhaps not conceivahle mel\n~ blling ellPose.d til some of the , IlP~sed 10 Infofma. he~vler·type oPQrlltillns may ~chon and remin. make a difference to ~ome I ut how to live heal. people when they start comp~r· ',thlt to do about aVOId, Isons. Mimy operations are be· and why we should ing performed bere now thllt

not that. . could not haVE: been consider@d ~, . ago, can, II few Yllilfl 8Ro. smal!polC WhUe ~ame ~Il,"munlties may epidemic-many be without direct medical aid lOW liVing can remem- the air ambulance service sPlln­ of the dlsoale lored by our Department pf Health is proving a great bOlln I epidemics of diph: i" , )'phoid fever, 1111!8sleJ, and often results In lIfe-savll1g. cough-read I h e We have I lot et elderly peollie ' dates on slones In who managed to escape tlte and you'll soe ravages of some of the mare , I!1IUPI of children dhid .erious diseases. They ware I few weeks of each lucky and perhaps added· ·to . ~PI~an ,be sure tllal pne tlltir IQnallivW br taldng par· lVI '111 Ca too~ those tlc"l" gllr~ lit tltemselves, I, MIIII ileilll what he Is apd ~racllce of giving often contributing to bls own e InoculatlollS that de.t1'!lction, we may notice a tb~m agalnlt the 1dl\. rl~tI In" tlte deathrate'before lite f as lessened tbe levelling of~ period of conqu,.t ofn ohlla mQf\lmf' over IIQmll (If the germs And v rrpV~p~IQlI ~ .\In· vlrlll'-- I\tlW PUUUng medlgal 01 e:r:-h1e tlJRn the Belong,. I ,Today, we bell· ------tb~Ung the doctor to . tONGVJIilW, W~~b ..... ,/.P) ,dliease rather than ;.....elly council has agreed to ,: him \0 CUrti It. IIDM\f\lction, pf thl! Nuttf ab II! We .~t I mtlll "rill ••. stire 10 ...... 1111 on the eBC-TV network each SundaYi'e~eck your locpllisting for channel and !inti,. '--~""'~ oout OUr .ucc ... ·la A· resol"tlqn .uUaorlzlni ". . . .. ~~ .... -...... ' .. , !t~ curing dlHease., tlie. bridge ,over t'he city', IlIfa Imb,r that Ultr. . miln thlll'lluahf,re was ar tar an~I~~e killers-the proved Thursday night. 1 lriIlpa\lt Ire, . J\l111'1I4 Will Illll'l'f .. hungry squirrel, tv r any Monday- from cIty park to I feedln. t: .w'~~lmll\ when st,!loll In an omee-bulldin, THE HICKMAN MOTORS LIMITED In II Ie death" all 'afl"I'tYar~- . ' . ; PitONE 8·5()4~7 bj;hur city, or' on Severll Iqulrrels have beell 'WATER STREEl , . ~ ,"~? l.>1!!'!DI, ki!1f4 ~r9~8!!lI ~~, .traet an4 '" -,'1: .

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II., , II. II, ' '\ Equipped Hospital Wing I i ,! Now Occupied By Veterans , : ' I '. decors and the overall picture The new Veteran's Pavilion at the General Hos- is onc oC brightness and com· :: pital began receiving patients this week apd most of fort. ':. the third floor was occupied when Daily News repre- A ,large area. around the building has been seal-coated : sentatives visited the institution Thursday. and most modern mercury vapor '. . 'l'he pavilion, a boomerang . arc lighting fixtures are used :: ,haped brick building, con· dates patients requiring' nurs· with the wiring underground. , Itructed at a cost of just over ing care and consi&ts of five The pavement immediately in · i: ; a million dol1~rs has all its four·bed wards, eight two·bed front of the main entrance is i·' I ; I rooms completed. rhcrc Is ac· wards, visitors' area and solar· electrically·heated so that no : ; :I: commodation, for 67 patients. lum. Each bed on the third snow or Ice will fOl'm, I .. i . \ The pavilion was passed over floor has a two·way lntilrcom Just across, from the west . ,; : i , : I. to the Federal Department of system which enables the pa· side of the building Is an (lU:til· :: : : : 'I" Public Works on January 16 tient to speak to the nur.e. lary power. plant which will cut 'I 1\' I. ' . by tbc consl\'uctors, Argo Con· There is also a radio connection In Immediately the city Rupply l :: : ! i ,.truction Company, from the master control mac!'lne falls 'I Just over a 'Year in I:on· to each patient. Oxygen is I: .; .; The front cntran~e is very ': I: ' !' I' &truction, the bUIlding was bmlt piped to the walls from a Imposing and space has been ,I ::! . for the Dcpartmcnt of Vet· machine outside the building provided for two largc plant· ': .:' r, crans' Affairs. but will be whiCh Is always in rcadiness ers, Blooms and shrubs will be ': \ ," o~ra\ecJ a~ pllrt, oC ~he Gen· with a constant supply. added to these bo)(es in the near I '!'! ~ era I Hospital. . Each floor is equipped with future, 'I ii, -Thirty,scI ell patients can be bathroom facilities specially de· Commander H, Garrett, al'ea :: :':' (I accommodated 011 the third signed lor crippled or disabled DVA supervisor, will be mov· ,I ;:,! 1: floor and the remainder on the patients with bars to help them. ing his office with some of his , :. '~: i J second. The first floor will be Hanging over the baths arc staff into first floor offices " :'. I llsed primarily as an adminis· special cord alarms with ever· soon. Dr. J, E:. Walsh is Senior \ \ .;' :;: I, ti-alive area, housing the treat· glowing tip whkh enable the Treatment M(~dlcal OficN, He :':> 1., ment clerks and the adminis· patient to summon a nurse or came here in 1942 from Dublin I::; . Ii trat\ve offices, orderly immediately because of and after some general practice , :;. ,:: Other offices on this CIaOI' a connection to the nursing stat· ::: Ii: Include the district treasurer, i here joined the DV A in 1960. ;, I;' aenior treatment medical offi· o~rovlsion has ·been made In .: .' cer, Dr. J. E. Walsh; pension the steel·frame building Cor· an :.: I' medical examiner, Canadian additional two stories. There is 1 :',: ~: pension commission stenograph. a centraUy·located elevator with :'. ,~, ers, secretaries and pension stairs ·Iocated at each end of , ,:,;.;~ clerk. the building. :. ::: ~' There are also wailing room, The gross 1I0or area, Inelu!l- • '" 1 canteen, smaU auditorium, pa· Ing basement and penthouse, .' :;: ': tients' reading and writing where mechanical and electrical '.' " room, doctors' conference room equipment are housed, covers ::: ~ and treatment waiting room. 34,000 square feet. Basic hrea ,'" ~ . The second floor provldps ac· covered by the building Is 106 ,::: ,3 commodation for ambula!ory pR' square feet. .;0.:' Ilents. Here there are SIX four· The third or top storey Is on , "':;' bed wards, t~ree two.bed wards. a level and has connecting doors , , ,\ ". orderly statton, arts and crafts with the third floor slluth of 'l:: 1: room, a large, solarium which the General Hospital. 1'his pas· , ',. .• :; I' gets !he sunshllle all day. and sageway. wlll enable patients ." . :.:; contallls c~mfortable !urmture needing special tr.eatments or .; '.:': . ~nd a radlO.ster~p~onlc reco!d operations to be wheeled to the , , . ,,,t ". player and televIsion comhlll' General. I , aUon, food preparation and serving and ,dining rooms· and Painstaking effort was used ~ casually welfare room, in selecting a variety of paint l The third floor accommo- colours to blend with the other I .~,------Congratu/ations Bathrooms are equIpped with special bars to and the disabled men self-assisting help. Cord is . Best Wishes gency connection with nursing station. to the Contractors_on the Completion of the VETERANS PAVILION A four-bed ward on the second floor. All furnishings are modern and colourful. Addition to the General Hospital. Builders Hardware supplied by IAN J. REID' (All Photos by Daily News Photographer

I : I Contract Hardware Distributor Frank Kennedy) R~id Bldg. Duckworth Street

, WeCl Congratulations and Best Wishes Arch One of the special baths for certain types of ' -Stanl Congratulations to 1the abled veterans. ENG , r gratl and Contractors on the Completion Pavi of the Congratulations Best Wishes and to the VET.ERANS. PAVILION FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF Addition to the General Hospital Best Wishes PUBLIC WORKS'- to the on the CONCRETEPROOUCTS Contractors on the Completion

Completion· of the' ,, LIMITED of the -, BROOKFIELD' ROt~O, MOUNT PEARL VETERANS 'PAVILION DIAL 9·2141 P~O. BOX 427 VETERANS, PAVILION Addition to the MANUFACTURERS OF: , ., Addition to the I) Concrete Building • Concrete Brick Blocks I) ' Concrete Patio Blocks • Concrete Pipe .··GENERAL.. , HOSPITAL' GENERAL HOSPITAl .. Ready Mix Concrete 0 Graded Aggregates , ' .SUPPLIERS, OF ALL TYPES-oF C. H•. MERCER & SON .BUILDING , MATERIALS ous ARGO o The name that's synonorn Rough and Dressed • Plywoods ' , , .. Tiles for every purpose Lumber wi~h landscaping. It, Wallboards o Clapboards . CONSTRUCTION LTD. It Waterproofing (1~6 o .'...... ',' b. .. .. Roofing Materials Topsail Exchange. Dial 7_2152 GENERAl. CONTRACTORS • Doors of all kinds Compounds,

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THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND; lIW\CH '2; lsea.L;~

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Dr. A. W. Taylor, :5uperintendent of the Gener al Hospital, left; Commander H, Garrett, area super,:~ visor pYA; Dr. J. E. Walsh, Senior Treatment Med ical Officer, DVA. , ; , Canada Sending Space Congratulat·ions and I ' Rockets Up This Year Best Wishes WINNIPEG (CP) - In spring , The small rocket costs $10,­ the fancles of about 30 Cana· DOD, the Intermediate $40,000 to the dian scientists and technicians and Black Brant IV as much, will turn again to the probl~m as $70,000 with its five • fooc Federal Department of of putting Canada into space $30,000 nose cone jammed with from Canadian soil. detailed instruments. One of two lounges at the southern end of the DVA wings. In far corner is radio-hi fidelity record It is then that rebuilding the None of the rockets arc reo Public' Works and television combination. ,Black Brant Arctic launching coverable at this stage, al· on the Completion of the ~~~,~_~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.I p~smiles mMnorth C~r~ill, of here, Maa, is 5~ex· lli~~to perfect lli.eare~ans a recovery system, ~ I~ peeted to be completed, The federal government is Technicians at the Winnipeg paying one·thlrd of the cost of Veterans 'Pavilion Congratulations plant of Canadian Bristol Aero· the project with Canadian Bris· jet now are' preparing several tol AeroJet and its parent com· Addition to the General Hospital. Black Brant rockets of three pany, Bristol Aero Industries, ! I and types for the spring testing. the remainder. Asphalt The pro j e c t started eight In addition to the Winnipeg years ago, but when the Church· plant for production of the rock· ill base burned two years ago, ets and the Churchill launching Paving Best Wishes testing was switched to Wallops base for the May·June tests, Island. Va. ' the company also has a solid and to the Contractors on the completion The main purpose of the 100- fuel plant at Rockwood, about • I to BOO·mile shots is a study ijf 20 miles north Cof Winnipeg, a related work , I of the the Aurora Borealis (northern $2,000,000 adjunct to the pro· Ughts), a phenomenon of the gram. . done by Arctic and the effect this elec- The rockets Will be fueled at trlcallY charged panoply has on Rockwood on their truck trip VETERANS PAVILION communications. north for the tests, The 30· to 300·pound payload ALL SALES, EQUIPMENT Extension to the General Hospital. of Instruments carried in the "_'1111111111111111111111111.111111111 11 111111111111111111111.:'1. rockets also' will record and reo • = CONTRACTORS LIMITED lay information on the earth's ~ T 5 , I Lumber, etc. supplied by atmosphere, meteors and solar E houg ht For _~.~ General Contradors, Engineers. particles, ~ RANGE IN SIZE ~ T17~e Da:'\1 __=~ EQUIPMENT RENTALS. , The rockets range in size ~ n ..., r . CHESTER DAWE LIMITED from the Black Brant III at 18 ~ • Topsail Road. " phone 9.2000, 9·2009 , i' feet and the Black Brant V at He that falls in love with 26 feet to the two·stage Black himself will have no rivals. '/" TOPSAIL ROAD .. / I I SHAW STREET Brant IV at 35 feet, Franklin I -.. • ~. • & I

Weare proud to be associated with the General Contractor and Architects in supplying a Fully Automatic IIRUSSEL·HIPWELL" ~tandby Generating Set, powered with a "CUMMINS DIESEL Congratulations ENGINE" which has already been installed, and wish to con­ and gratulate the Contractors upon completion of the Veterans' NOTICE TO VETERANS • PQYilion Addition to the St. John's Gen~ral Hospital. The St. John's 'offices of the I .: Ions I: i Best, Wishes SENIOR TREATMENT MEDICAL " ' " to the OFFICER. Deparhnent of Veterans Affairs es and the ' DEPT. OF VETERANS AFFAIRS , PENSION MEDICAL EXAMINER on the Canadian Pension Commission are now located in Completion and Op~l1ing THE VETERANS PAVILION , of the John's General Hospital, st. !, st. John's, Newfoundland. The other DVA District offices VETERANS' PAVILION are stilliocated,in I, THE SIR HUMPHREY GILBERT Addition to the General Hospital BUilDING, Duckworth Street E,ast, st. John's Waterproofing by The Postal Address for all offices is P. O. Box E:.s368, St. Jobn's <' and 'the, telephone numbers' are still· :', ' St. John's 8.0081, 8·0082,. 8.. 0083 and . RUSSEL-HipWELLEN,GINES BRIS,KWATERPROOFING. .. . ' " . 8.0084 ' ' " .' :: ) P~blished unller the authority of , The HDDoura~leMar£elLamberl, , ,~LlMITED. ' COMPANY j , Mlnlster'of Veterans AlIIllJ'lI,' I 129& 8a ' ' ',' .', ,P~on. 455~25 / NEWFOUNDLAND, , rrlnaton Street ,'," " '., ' 'J -: I"", " ,. , \ ' '" ' :' f \ I ...... ~, ..,. .. ):-(,;: .: 1, ..'- ...• ilo ; I \" : .....THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND,' MARCH 2, 1963 : L ~. ,t :.: \ ", ~.; ," I I.! , Learning-FizzardWedding I, , It,I" Wedding i I l'so~i;i:p~;;~;~n Bajzak-King !, ._. . . 3 !;~~: Column· I· ,.;.~;.::::; J 111,.-;;;;..------."'~~-" BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Birthday greetings are ex­ . ",ADy. perIODS wishing to tended to George fOrd. who .. ~ loelal aules la tbe celebrates his birthday today. SEl : ljoel.1 Column may do 50 : .v;:calllng 8·2177011·9, or . B1RTIIDAY GREETINGS : . ':rIUDI IQ Ibe JlAIL \' •. Birthday greetings are !. NBWS Offitc, Duckworth ex· tended toDar~cne Somerton· of iJI1 ; St~eet. . .. ': . Topsail who celebrates her 7th' birthday tomorrow, Sunday: Greclin~s come from herfam­ ~Ih 'BiRTIlUA Y . ily· and all her little school ,t Bh·thdav~ bOO"I'eclin"s are bcin" friends. ,xtendtd to David Williams, 7 'York Street, who celebrales his JllOVIE SIIOWS. ' 8th birthday tomorrolY, Sunday, Next Saturday,' March 9, the ", ...... ~ .. 3. Greetings come from SI. John's Federation of Univ­ , : his mom and dad. and bro.her, ersity Women will pres!!nt two , ~an:ly_ movie picture shows in the Lit- . I ~ .. lie Thenlre at the University • . , ,'1 . BIRT r 'fhe aftCI'nOOIl show starting at , 5t . I.u .. - I . , : " Birthday src~t:nss arc being 2.15 will feature \Va t Disney s : .! : t extended to l\Irs, EmnlU Green. "~lIcc In Wonde~·land". The , 1.,' i '1· . or Col""" P I'nl BOI' I1Ight ,show Will feature 'I ., S (J , ", "G 1'" TI d' .- '1 :' i I j Kn"orol<. who celebrate. her 91st ' . COI'( Ie. Ie proc?c sale ... .: I' I; ( bl~l1l~ay loela". Grcetil1~s come atd of the Scholal'slup Fund. '1 I I' I J ~ :: I: ;; t ' ' relath'cs and' (riends. HAPPY nlRTIIDA Y :i !', :: \: ; BIRTIIDA YGREETINGS c:;!~;~~~~:1 ~~ttt~~a Il~:~:n~s \~~: . :: !': t Birthday greetings are ex- is celebrating her 14th. birth- I , : i t~nded 10 Arch Fogwill anl day. Sunday. Greetings come I .;, ~ Ellen Osmond who shall cel~· from Ronnie Whitten. : ;. b~ate their birthdays tomorrow, BIRTHDAY GREETINGS ::, ,'; I~~nday, ~larch 3. Bll't hday greetings to Gloria ; ::' I : ANl~IIVER5ARY Whelan. 133 Pleasallt street, • 1.1, , :' • i I Wedding anniversary grcet- who cclebmtes her 11th birth­ ; .: Ings go .10 John and ~Iyrtlc day today,' Greetings come from her school class' and family. ': ~:I .:: lA:i&e. who celebratc today. I I ~I • ~ : _ ~ . I' , :'·1, :...------.;' --:::"'"' HoW it is " ':, :' .. _. I' '. ,/': " .. ' The hitte :'., That rise " " The pain " " That bur I :., f, Mr. and Mrs. Denes Bajzak following their wedding at t1le Church of St. Does not John the Evangelist 11t Topsail. The wedding was performed by the Rev. G• . Camp. 'TIle bride, Daphne Mary Gwendolyn, is the youngest daughter of In­ spedol' and Mrs .•John King of this city, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mn;: Bela Bajzak of Cegleci, Hungary. The maid of honour was Joan Kelland with bridesmaids Eileen Dingwell, .Toan Dyke and Dorothy Greeley. A niece TO-DAY of the bride, Valerie King, was flower girl. The best man was Waldemar Schal'wey, with ushers Jack King, Jim Newhook and Bill Camp. The couple ha\'e now taken up residence in the U.S.A. where the groom is now employ- Ml': and Mrs. William .Tohn Paul Learning following their \\'eddin~ III tile Itldlll.... f 11111~~, tH t1JI~lut .ed as a forestry engineer. (Max Mercer Photo) Feb. 20, 1963, at the R.C. Topsail Parish Church. The ccremon\' was' "lADY VANISHES" I :~ .••.• -IIIGHT lftAI" 1iI11~1:'1t. formed by the Rev. Father Jackman. The bride is ·the former G~orgina I_~_ w"tltlf/ll" '< 'TO MUNICH" p.1d.' Newhook, elected; Standard Fizzard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fizzard of St. John·s. and the "nYE fI1IGERS· Of,.,.".· "t"olft'l".- Bearer: Mrs. S. F. Willet, reo "TH£ 3rd MAN" "fill'll 1... I'" is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Learning, also of St. John's The maid of Annual Meeting Sir Humphrey elected; convenor, Citizenship anel Immigration: Mrs. S. F. our w~s Jacqueline Russell and the best man was a brother of the groom, Willett, re·elected; Convenor. Learnmg. The reception was held at the home of the bride and the Gilbert ·Chapter, I. O. D. E. Flower and Gift Committee: couple have now taken up residence at Clarenville, where the groom is Mrs. F. Grouchy. elected; Con· The annual meeting of the Sir Mrs. Harvey was moved to the venor, World Affairs and Dem­ plo~ed with the Bank of Nova Scotia. (Max Mercer Photo) Humphrey Gilbert Chapter chair to conduct the election ocratic Action: Mrs. John Wal­ Also-UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS LO.D.E., was Jleld at the horne of oflicers. Before doing so she lace, elected ar,d Councillor: of Mrs. H, G. Verge, 74 Corn­ congratulated the Regent, Mr~. Mrs. H. F. Mills, elected. TIMES Of. SHOWS , wall Crescent, Tuesday, Feb. D. H. Gosse, the officers and I ha\'c a hear\' china ;;. ' 26. at 3 p,m. The'Regent, Mrs. members for the excellent work . A vote oC thanks to the nom­ la stand and cI'erl' I, EVENING SHOWS: - 7 O'CLOCK - 9.00 performed during the past year umbrella with a . ,I 1 D. H. Gosse, presided. The Na- inating committee was moved MATINEE: 2 P.M. . tional CouncillOl', Mrs. E. A. and the amount of money rais­ by I\Irs. Mills. Projects accom­ POLLY'S POINTERS dropped into it, I Harvey. was invited to attend ed to finance the Chapters pro­ plished for the year under reo lor lear the bottom and conduct the election o[ of­ jects. cracked. :'-011' my view were as follows: A bur· go in quielly \\:ith ficers. The minutes of the pre­ sary to a second year student erasers cu,hinoing the ...... NEXT ATTRACTION vious annual meeting were T.he officers [or 1963-64 were at Memorial; a scholarship to .: :.-1" read and prproved. elected ns foJlows: Regent: the Kiwanis Musie Festival:· POLLY Fragrant Bath Oil DEAR POl.L \' - For {KENNETH CONNOR - ERIC BARKER - Mrs. D, H, Gosse, re·elected; aid to OUT' overseas scholarship The·following reports were 1st. Vice Regent: Mrs, H. WeJls girls who hate a draft 1LESLIE PHILLIPS in ""VATCH YOUR winner; assistance in the form the midriff when tabled. Secretary, Treasurer, ehicled; 2nd. Vice Regent: Mrs. of household goods to a family I~~~ stacks and tops ;STERN" - 'LAUGHS - COMEDY - EX­ Educational Secretary. Secre­ H. Verge. elected; Secretary: whose horne and contents were !."1E~~ll·,;'!f.'(."" tary for Services at Home and Mrs. H. K. Wyatt, re·elected: lost in a fire; assistance to Ihe wintcr. [ recommend ~. CITEMENT - Also IAN CARMICHAEL - BY POLLY CRA:\lER rut all eraser on the Abroad, Echoes, Standard Bear· Asst. Secretary: Mrs. John Red Cross; a large shipment I)f, hrcllas. all older >Iill and cullin: ~:.TOMMY STEELE in "LIGHT UP THE cr. Secretary for citizenship anel . Wallace, elecled; Treasurer: of(. with the pinking goods to "Sal'e the Children DEAR POLLY-Here is a lip aroulld Ihe hip line, '~~SKY" - LAUGHS - COMEDY - EXCITE- . Immigration .and Flower and Mrs, A. M. Tucker, re-elected; Fund," Korea; boo~s for chil­ Gift Fund. Mrs, F ..J. Ne·,v· Echoes Secretary: Mrs. W. for using Ihose last drops or B, ~l. F. MENT. dren at the Orthopaedic Hospit­ perfume in a bolt Ie. Buy a DEAR POLL \'-11 th! .:.,' hook moved a vote o[ thanks Oaldey, elected: Secretary for al during "Young Canada Book to the Regent for her line lead­ Services at Home and Abroad: bottle of baby oil (not too ex 11m cleaner bag i! Week" and Hallowe'en and Val­ pensive), put the few drops of to a WET paper bag ership which was heartily en­ Mrs. H, Verge, re·elected; Edu­ entine parties for the children pel'fume in it and shake. 11 will nol bc sO much du.~ . dorsed. cational Secretary: Mrs. F. ,J. at the Orthopaedic Hospital. The singing of the Nalional makes a nice bath oil and one ing arollnd. . capful in the tub giv~s a fine .~Iso if hab)"! plastiC Anthem brought the meeting to softness and fragrance to YOllr a close. Afternoon tea was serv­ are washed in hot skin, rinsed in hot water ed. ANN stay soft much longer. tip, This might pl'c\'ent some dryin!! as orer a Special Clearance GIRLS-this truly supplies a It one from being hurt and also also helps, is the luxury feeling at a budget keeps lightning from striking in cold water that . ~-PAAYER~ price. Pamper yom'self after them. ODA1' OM a hard day's work. It will it. .. make you feel like a different BE'ITY I also dip cotton 51!\!. woman. GJRLS-I do not know about oil before cleaning the NEWFOUNDLAND'S FRIENDLY THEATRE We. know' that in everything POLLY ren's ears. No mor~ HAND BAGS Ihe rubber lip warding off the God works for good with tho~e from mr three a5 thll lightening tlut the hint answer­ ------~ who love Him, who are called DEAR POLLY-Don·t throw the wax olf without away those old curtain valan· ed a seemingly small but according to his purpose. (Ro­ ner\,e.racking problem for me. ~!RS. o. G, mans 8:28. RSV). ces. An apron can eaSily be NOW PLAYING made by I!ulting a valance 111 PRAYER: Our lovillg hea ... · half and sewing the two pieces enly Father, forgive us for together in tiers. For the tie . ~ . Someone'. got to give ••• finding it hard to trust Thee just slip a 'ribbon through th~ For Saturday, March 2 darkness to Thee .. Enable us to casing that was for the curtain 1, .' . wilen IIrf8 IRRESISTIBLE FORCE rod. Patterned valances make Help us to look beyond the Present-For You and ~ m.. 16 IIrf, IMMOVABLE OBJECTI darkness to Thee. Enble uS to very pretty ones. trust Thy good purpose for us K. S, R. Yours. _. You may feel "down and to koow Thy presence with • in the. dumps" OIl arising bljt us in all the experiences oC DEAR POLLY-Here is a make a real effort to snap out life. In Christ·s name we ask. pointer Cor those people wi:h of it as a busy day lies ahead. Amen. steel-pointed tips on their um- Optimism about ~50nal affairs, marital or monetary, is war­ ranted. During p.m., make a clean break with routine. Invite Time's 'Running ftiends in or go out on the l()"ivn and have a gay time. Sunday's outlook is mostly optimistic. /I inflaUblt Past ••• Among the ,famous Future· .. n -..... d OUT Pisce-ans born on Mar c: h 2d ellite may ~elau.• UW"." ...... were Sir ·Thomas Bodley (1545), penuanent orbit by Only 3 days re­ Engl~h diplomat and scholar. as.a manned ~ce founder of the Bodleian Library, and as a way statiOll to , maining to take Oxford,] 602; aJid Dr. Paul de and planets. A ("I",.alt~ HANDBAGS IN. A LARGE RANGE OF Kruif (1890), Amerlc:ill b» 30 feet in di31rneIC:l',·P''';i;\oi: advantage of the terioll'gisl' ..nd author.' bceD buik of . . STYLES w:onderful values '. 'T~e .Day Under Your Sign , TIMES, Of SHOWS . Values, up to $2.98' in \ ARiEs (Born M.rch 21 to Apn1 191 LIBRA IS.pl. ~~I. ~~ .\_;EVENING,SHOWS 7 O'CLOCK - 9.00 ShoW' enthusiasm and _'1 _ fe.t Fioloh on. job !"":!!f,.... more oplimiltic. Social activities ac- youtH wind up. til ...... MATINEE: 2 P.M. Wlled. . SCORPIO lOcI. 23 ,. • ,. f . SIMPSO'NS· TAURUS IArtit 20 fa M.y 20) Don'. let ...._ , ..k EACH Spmd port 0 11>. day d .....og up 001010 a "'''1 d«i.iQII. TIle .. .49c. and cadit"'. 11>" or.nunjll.t.d. . SAGITTARIUS INo1. ,. ,.' 0:' GEMINI IM.~ 21 to J_ 21 J Purcl>a .. not" •• tho' Instead of rac_or ,bout, we dDlf to ]Ctep p,iplC~ intact jet ;·S£ARS .t cl • y ...·U be: otra popular ''''''cht .. 1

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_, • L . '. ;. l .~--.------...... --. THE DAIL):' mws, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOl,lNDLAND, MARCH 2. 1963-9 • lug • i I painting mUSIC * * .1 . !'" , i arts ; the i * literature * theatre rI :~ rIi ,I: 'IiIi W'0.t'm%p.:.wtw%'~'i@.&lM1WM'i$mi*&i*t%,1___ :j::ilm~ , , SERIES-----. ·. ,: : , i • EDITORIAL,' i %1Wf~f~tftm*7$:f{Mm¥.1r.mw.mHMt.mr$f1%•• mm!.J.!itgMIa.~1 Ii iIllpreSSIOn I , ' , ; · II 1 II MONA LISA AND "BALLYHOO" ! :j WAYNE APPLEBY- The 459 year old Mona Lisa, on exhibition in New I , ; I York's Metropolitan Museum of Art is' causing quite. , 1 'r, on the bridge a lot of excitement. People queue up outside the , I " I cloudy. misty, g\'a~ day, Museum waiting their turn for a flying' glance at i i i , \' thoughts clothmg me. this visitor from France. Enthusiasm is running ,,' , ~~lI'n at the ~lue emptiness high, the Museum is crowded ... some art lovers are

water that, hke a glass, ' appalled. , i me what I am. I' Peter Selz, Curator of the Museum of Modern ! grimace, scow 1. ' Art, a neighbour of the Metropolitan said recently the face of the water does not change. he is appalled by the fuss over the Mona Lisa, and, , ! down at the water ' his main point is that no one really gets a good the dull hurt of knowing, chance to see Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece. He adds to his comments the word "ballyhoo" to de­ scribe the whole Mona Lisa business ... and he does~ DEPRESSION n't even think it's Leonardo's best work. 6ou' it is to walk . ,. With your thoughts ~orming a cloud, Now whether or not this is his best work doesn't; I Acloud that covers, hides you. perhaps matter. The point has been debated before, . :l, and people still have their opinions. However, I ' ..I: How it is to think, hardly think the whole Mona Lisa busil'l.ess can be j • ,~ !be murky gray of your thoughts termed "ballyhoo." The crowds of people filling ~aking you alone, so alone. the Metropolitan must contain large numbers of those who would not regularly visit an exhibition '.•• How it is 10 circnm, Ibut yet they have a certain interest 01' curiosity' ile bitters\\'ect i which drives them to see, if e\'en for a coveted min­ That rises you ~Ilcl lets you fall. I ute, the fClmous pClinling. Mr. Selz says that consid- The pain, Ihe special pain i ering the time viewers ha\'e in front of the painting, ' That burn, ~'ou softly but. they would be fa I' better off to sce it on a postcard Docs not let yOli feel. or some other form of reproduction. Many will !Elizabeth Benson·Guy, Patricia Rideout, Gordon Wry al1d Edgar Murdoch are featured with the agree with that. But there is something about seei~g, ICanadian String Quartet.in the one-hour Glenn Gould television concert on CBC-TV's Festival series, Monday, March 4, Thcy present the premiere performance of an original Gould composition, "So You the original which cannot be substituted. How m~ny, Appleby's Want to Write a Fugue." Gould performs solo piano works by Bach and Beethoven.-(CBC Photo). of us would be satisfied to read about and see pic­ tures of for example, Stonehenge, if we cot1ldlineup ! ' somewhere to face the actual thing This applies to many things. Undoubtedly 9070 of those queuing Poetry . up at the Metropolitan have seen reproductions of , Mis Pa~r. the strange." -The Second Station- the Mona Lisa, yet why are they energetic enough Sil.-YOU asked for I I am afraid that Mr. Apple­ to (lmmenls nn Warne by's poems, at least those that It Is challenging to try to lise ourselves, and I don't know is that if support is not forth· I ond and reminded that we go out and devote time for a glance? lilies 01 poems. I have appeared In the NEWS so give the answer to Mr. W. H. why the CBC can't get together coming. this could happen, but live In a precarioUS age (al. IXPerimed critic, lar, are aU too predictable. In Davis on what good television with the BBC instead of with it's not very comrorting to though we sltouldn't be al. Certainly we cannot conde rim the wide publicity I . 10 write poetry "Dreams" and "Night" there is should consist of. the US networks. think ahout. lowed to forget It altogether). I , learned a few only one phrase ("the living Not long ago I came across Not that the British can avoid UP TO NOW But even our relaxing per. given Mona Lisa. It is a jewel of the art world, food creatil'e writing ruptures itself") that could pos· the phrase "trifling with great! the American productions alto· However, to get back to Mr. iods sbollid be geared 10 for thought and a subject of inspiration. !tis a paint­ from helpful friends. I sibly be considered original. possibilities", used by H. G. gether; they too have Ben Davis' query, as to what tele· 31lult level and not left to thc rommenls on ~lr'l The rhythm - perhaps I Wells to describe the unimanin. Casey, Perry lIIason and proll. vision could mean toa com· mercy of what advertisers ing which captivates the curiosity of thousands, mill­ poems 111;1.\' be I should say the absence of ative children's toyS that exist. ably Bonanza or ~laverick. But munity; we might start by consider to bl! the mass level ions of people, and its quality deserves this. It is 10 him and may e\'r.n ' rhythm-In these poems bother8 ed in his day. We can imagine thcir commercial station, the thinking ahout what it nas don~ of intelllgellce. It should be helpful. me, but on this point Mr. Apple- what H. G. Wells would soy I.T.V. has been reprimanded up to now. No one except a emphasized thnt the medium not a cheap wonder unjustly drawing attention and. I: ":I\'y rhina ~ilh ~n.~h p~ems hy may argue that a great deal about most of our TV pro. for too much violence, soap· statistician, I suppose, could of the masses does not haye making fools of the viewers. . I\d crer), and. "Ight -al of po.etry has been written late· .gt·ammes, but "trifling with opera and advertising. The gov· estimate the amount of hours to be a mass of mediocrity, Ihere IS no marked I~' .wlthollt any concession5 to great possibilities" could sLIm eroment has the right to con· spent goggling in iront tJf the olten causing worse fatiguc a ~Iccl Every man is not an art lover. Art lo\'ers are a it. I . Ihem. ~Iy I rh~thm. up the situation rather nptly. trol advertising lime, which It, telel'ision screen. It could be than an appeal to the rna. I! that these ap· I There are many who feel the In England perha s he would d t b J' l' tI . . t t t t h k I r hlltton! noles lor. porms, I poetrr in 'things but are in. have seen' a gleamPof hope' the oes evcn 0 a. 0 IS nng Ie ~I!!' SIX een 0 wen.y OUrs a wee, turer faculties of tlte mind. minority. Yet here is one painting which has be- I aretle ads unttl after the chIld· for normal addIcts. ,. .. . poelP~ In. p,",., ~apable of expressing It In orig· BBC has no advertising at all ren's bedtime, Can we imagine WIIAT ]JAS IT DOXE? 'CULTURE' ,come somethmg of a plllar, drawmg all walks of life, VI. Appleby gll'CS liS lDal lan~uage: perhaps Mr. and both stations (I T.V. in. the furor if such a Sugg~sti~n I can't heip thinking at this 1II D' k f "C Iall types of interest to see its enigmatic charm s o plclurp; o. ,1)\,.: ;! Appleby lS one of thos~. On,lhe eluded) are expcct~d to come were to be taken up here? point of the present crisis in d' r." aVllt spea sd la an· . . buI poetry flilJulcl do other hane!. lIo,,""'1S ",,'. 'th thO t "I t f . 1. f d fl' , a Ian eu ure, an must ;'ot.1.Y - For mo Ih II' c' It· II . up WI some 109 rna ure n er erence Wit" ree om 0 I government an electi~u before d' d' k I Ie .an .IIS. ~am· lere" a po enlia y arbculate cI'en at peak viewing hours speech and enterprise , .. vio. 't d a mit I on t now what thaI realize of course, Mr. Selz does not undermine halt' a nraft pul It thiS 11'3'" poet If M A lb" .. .. a governmen can get un erway is' I have never heard oi an Iff whcn • : ,. • 1 r. pp e y can a~.:~!" Now on the recommendation of lahon 0TfhJDdlVl~ual rtlgdhts.land to take care of the nation's "English" culture or an the paintinrr itself. He is appalled -by the fuss over 50 hu . . .. f F> ,,\ Inll~ b.lle Irl of untl~ng the i~ct .that he has just made the Pilkington Committee ap. on. ose w"o wou tel us a k' d . rrconullcnd 1I1h trllth 111' ".II",~ a hegmnmg, and if he will now pointed by the House to ~tlldy thnt there must be complete nn~I~~s~h~~ fns~~~~~ °the is;~e~ "Amherlcat.n" on~lflor tha~ matter: Leonardo's masterpiece. Granted, wide pUblicity to Ihe hclp of rca· make .the effort to turn his oh· the televl'sion s'ltuat'lon the freedom f tile a'l . tl' ., eae na IOn WI put Its own .clip and I ti 0 ~\Vays m lese are crucial. I find myself won· stamp on the art it produces, throughout the years has created much of this undy- Ihe pinking essrn.ce 0 I'ucl ry serl'a ons into poetry, I shall BBe will be permitted another matters are the first 01 course dering what the television has b h . . l' hip line. sueh lIl\'r~tinn as, be greatly inter~ste~ in seeing station to expand its programme to tell us that we should not done to help the puhlic meet . lit, t t~ pr~mary pt~rp05e o~ art ing popularity, but there must be something to start snmClhm~ lin· his future contributions to this to reach a wider diversity of h~ve advertisi~g.free slations, the important issu~s of the coun. ~~Ia;~cte~~tie~ot With ~~l~~yn~~ all this. It is the painting, unfinished, legendary, and de· page. I doubt If any memor· audience to provide edu. ~I perhaps e~en allothe~ stat· try. Precious little, inslead it or , . . . !lblilanli:alh' t~e ~all1e able poe~ has ~ver sprung .full· catlonal programmes as well as Ion of. any. kmd. Accordtn~ to has led them down the cscape cracies. p~zzlmg, pleasmg ... but to be appalled by the ex- , , . .111 Ihrr~r: blown I~ a poet s mind. Wntlng alternatives to sports. It all nn ~rllcle 1U a recent Maclealls halch. with programmes that I am all in favour 01 Canada pression of curiosity must be to miss much of the ~llchilc.1 ':CIVIS, poclry IS hard. 1V0.rk, but 1m· sounds like something we could thetc has been, and probnbly ~oftcn the brain in'slead nf "ear· encouraging creative actil'itl' h·t f 1\'r L' . poetr), IS In lis measurably sahsi"lIIg. I hope- stl'll '15 • kl'n I of "" .. f.. 'b.' ." en age 0 1V ona Isa I II' . ," . ( ~ang·up 0, Ing It for thought or puttmg m cvery pOSSible way, and J • • .5 clement is that Mr. Appleby will rot con Sandburg calls "the synthesi< '\1'1\'at~ stations 10 get CDC II If 1 questions thai arc provocative think the television couin he --. ISurpns? of fjnrli~~ tent himself with issuing memo of hyacinths and biscuits." "'r ~I,tog,ether. e~c,e. pt to and challenging. I am talking used more effectively to bring Yes, there are undoubtcdly equals of, . this paint,- stange 10 the fa· oranda, but will go on to give Sincerely, handle \er~ speCial n~o. oi the majority of programmes' art to the public. " . . ..I" familiar in us ., sampling of whnt Carl THADDEUS. I, grdllln!CS. The dangerous thlDg I that are on at pcak vicwing However, ~Ir. Davis is prob. mg, and even better pamtmgs. But we cannot con- ,. ' " , · ' I hours not the more intelligent ahiy referring to culture in its demn the popularity and fuss over this tid-bit for . and sporadic discussions put on wider connotation. Anyt~i~g that reason. And with New York a City of millions to- by the CBC at hours when that ~as the mental and SPlnt· '. ' ' 's Spiritual Union many people have either gone ual well being of a people as how else could all the mterested people see Mona to bed or arc too tired to listen its main o~ject!ve Is cultural. Lisa during her visit unless they line up see her dip cotton swab! carefully. The suggeslton IS that the CBC '. ' c cleaning the ADULT I.EVEL can contribute to this aim while for a short whIle, and then move away for the next No more It Is not that we want to be Ithe US programmes do not. man? Ihree as this Pierre Frieden 1892-1959 lilt over tile head every sec· -R.P. olf without no O. G. lMIDlarle Klt,rl"rc Born 0 coerI b .... , 1892 ,at German Invasion in 1940. Fried· ing proressors and are atter,ded .one 01 l\ul'opr's Merlertin the heart of Ihe en wus imprisoned and later by students from all rontinenls. i, Ims al\Vay~ }Ioscl wine·growing district, sent to a concentration camp. ALt. 1\IANKIND 10 pia)' a part Pierre Frieden began his edu· \ "Th h' II I Leading Artists In Music Season d RECOVERY URGENT e uman rca ty nto I .. un ersl.anding 'cation .in the village school. He which we are plunged and in l tng as II dO~B I later attended high school in When he returned .to ~ Lllx· which we have ollr roots". Leading artists of the con.; ardl, pianist; William Aide, July 13, 1953). To make this An unusual concert.lf RUI- ' of Lalin and Echternach where he stu4ied embourg at the end of the said Frieden inaugur~tmg the cert world will participate in pianist; Shirley Verrett, mez· a special occasion, the Nat· sian chamber music II being , I' I tllllizalilJnl. Greek and Latin, French and war, he published In German University in 1958, "is nil the Stratford Festival's music zo-soprano; Donald, Gramm, ional Festival Orcbestra and oUered by Glenn Gould and .\ 1 . ': : German literature, and phl\os· a series or "Notebooks on Re· longer IimUed either to the season which will open on July baritone; the Canadian String the Festival Singers, 'both Oscar Shumsky on Jull' 28 ~ 't ~. C ophy. He took a course in let· covery" in which he 'remind· iluUvidua! or to the nation 5, seventeen days . after the Qllartet; the Festival Singers under the direction or Elmer I with a second appearance by ounlcss Ermrsinde tcrs at Gcneva University and, ed his fellow·countrymen that bllt eJftl'l1!1s 10 all ma1kiml. drama season gets underway. ,under tlte direction or Elmer Iseler" will ,present a concert ,Donald Gramm. Thp prol(ram 1 10 the cit~ 01 after ll1'aduating, he derided to their spiritual and intellectual We must learn to respect ollr In addition to ,·The· Mikado," Iseler; and the National YOllth version of Purcell's nth r.~n· I content is designed trwliowl 'I i' ollndrd in 963 become a teacher, fur. in his recovery was even more llr· differences and to seek that the light opera which will be Orchestra, conducted by Wall· tury opera, "Dido and Aimeas" ! development, ,of ' "Russian 1 ,!. ,i . rel.'1 ralin~ .its opinion, there wai; no finer pro· gent than ecollomic reeon· which brings us together. stagc,d .for six weeks and two er Susskind. featuring Lois 1I1arshall and chamber music through iis 1'1: ;" V . IIcr grund· fcssion. He taught French and structlon. In 1944·194r. and Recognition amI rcsllcct fol' days in the Avon theatre. 14 Once again musicians from Elizabeth Benson·Guy. Ullinn Important composers, starling . ~ . 1 , I:, who \\'as elect. Latin in several provincial high from 1948 until his 'drath, the diversity of people, tile concerts' will 'be ,prcsented. all parts of Canada will come Fuchs, violist, who has ileen with Glinka. continuing with I' Dao Gc:many, visit· schools and, iater philosophy in Frieden was Luxembourl!'s achievement or unity through Thirteen of these will be held to Stratforll to form the Nat· Invitcd to act as a gliest Moussorgsky al).d '.Tdlaikow· , I h~ n~... Immortalized Luxembourg, the capital rill', Mlnisler of Education. In wltat they have In common- in the Festival theatre, one in ional Festival Orchestra and to ,coach for the Chamber iUlIsic ,sky' and endillg with Proko.'· 'II,'I· t' . IIJiI J 1~lne Comedy. where he also directerl the Nat· 1958, lie became Primp mn· this should be' the supreme the 'Avon theatre. All will take participate in the chamber Worksbop, will perfo!1ll as 'I' !lcff; . ' . i I. ~ °h n the Blind, lonal Library. Ister. Tbls gave him tlte np· aim and mission of polilh. place on week·ends-threp on music workshop. Members of well on this program in a work The policy of devoting' com· An innatable . e~ ou~~ ~n() King " portunlty to carry out a and this explains, the \lseful. Frida" ,aiterno.ons, fi.ve ,on Sat· this workshop' will be heard in of Vaughan Williams." A plete programs to the works of !l . 'be launcbed , ,died h"'III'n"'" , ior' FOUNDS MOVEMEN'l' number of I"mportant ellu· ness, 1 would say, the neces. urday' mornings and six on a seri.cs of weekly concerts,' held ch ora I wor k 'of Hande I will ' ,20 t h cen't ury composers IS. b e i nl II ' orbit by 1965 baltle or Creey, Meanwhile, Frieden togr-th. catlonal refor11ls and to Instill slty,' of comparative science, Sunday afternoons, In the Festival theatre. 'open the 'concert., , continued this', se~on. "The '. space \ohIIIlIJID'l Luxembourg be. Cr wlth a few friends, 'found· a new spIrit Into ·eduflatlnn- and of a University of Com. Glenn Gould, pianist, and ' In addition, a choral work· /Tbe National YouthOrchesU:a, music of Bartok is scheduled for .1. "

to Burgllndy, ed a movement for youDi In· a spirit of peace and Inter· paratlve Science." Oscar SbumskY, violinist, will shop is also being formed this conducted JlY Walter Susskind, August 4, with Oscar Shunnsky, , ; slation ~ • IS. A full 0 a~d Austria. The tellectuals who felt. the need national understandln!!. Pierre' Frieden died on Feb. again act as directors of the year with members of 'The MI· will return to the' Festival the· Pianists Mario Bernardi.' and Wi. diam~~! Vienna assigned for/some sort of spiritual reo SPIRITUAL UNION ruary 23,'1959, 'a few weeks music season, with Victor dl kado" company as its nucleus. I).tre st~ge.on July 19, in a pro· William Aide, and the first·lIp· :1 1,,' O'f rullocn-- :~"~'rh.".to the King vlval In face of the upsurge Frieden was also a strong sup· after the people of Luxembourg Bello as music co·ordlnator. This workshop will give one gram especially designed for pearance at Stratford: of .' ,the I. !.,. The coun. of the 19th, century science. porter of European federalism, by a' massive vole had express. (Leonard Rose, 'cellist, while performance-in the Avon Ihe· young, people. Jon Vickers, one Canadian String Quartet.' . ,'j L Ulid indep~ndent He edited magazines, gavp. and, in 1957, signed the statute ed wholeheartedsllpport for continuing as a muSic direct· atre-on July 26. Elmer Iseler, of, the world's leading tenorS,' . On Allgust9 Lois' Marshall . :'. 'I. .' , 61 er Graml Duke lectures, wrote a book In estab\lshlM the first European their Prime Minister's policy. or, will not be present at of the Festival singers will be has been engaged as a featured and Glenn Gould, wlio have ere· I , . lassau. \luring German. about education, 1. School at Luxembourg. But his In 1960 and 1962, two antholo. ' Stratford this summer due to its conductor. soloist. He, will be making. his cenUy signed contracts to record. ott a!s it was in. France, a8 well .s artkles for vision went further than Eu· gies of hiswritlngs were' pub. , a number of concert engage· The concert series. wlll Open first Stratford appearance since jointly' for Columhia 'Records, 1 , uPled by the Ger: Austrian magazines 'OD fa. rope. Like some of hili, great lished in Luxembourg. The first menls In Europe,) on July 7, when Glenn Gould 1956 when he sang a ,leading will appear together. iii ~'Lieder : . moul Freneh authon. WrUinll contemporaries _ Nlkos Kazant· Is a collection of lectures, Mr. Gould and ,Mr. Shumsky and Oscar Shumsky appear to· role in "The Rape of Lu· program which wilI, include:: nf 1945, 1.11l!. also :for French papers, 'he znkl. of Greece, and Pierre speecbes, articles nnd nn ,un. will perform as guest, artists- gether in a Bach program .with cretia." .' Mahler's ''Youth's Maglc'Hom.". ' Ib bad Just been 'helped to establish, cultural Tcilhard de Chardln of Frnnce finished, novel., The second Mr., Gould at three, concerts, the National Festival Orchestra On August .1.., Rudolf sUkln, • t Amps, jilin; bonds between French'" and .:....Frleden. worked for tile spirit· brings together important edll' Mr. Shumsky at four. and an additional soloist to he 'Robert Crait, the distinguish~ pianist, and Oscar ,ShumskY: Will, Ib o)~er nations In 'Germlll.. peakingcollntries. uaI"unionof all men. lIe devoted cational essays imder the title' announced. ed exponent of contemporary present a concert of 'the music' ,~ defenres .of' .. 'In Luxembollrg,he headed the his ellorts to setting up, ,in "The Making o{Men:" Guest artists' will' Include: music and' clOse associate' of- of Schubert. For', this tliiit eon· !'lose Luxcl1\' AssoehiiiC!n' of :University pro· Luxem~i1rg, already the seat Rose~!1rie 'Kief~er is Deputy Lois Marshall, soprano; Ru· ,,' A feature o(tbe music sea· Igor StravinskY; ,wl\l"condllct certof the season •. 'Mr; serli:ln ' Illten.actlve resBoi.·and·secondary.;sc~'ool of the European' Coal and Steel Secretary. General of the dolf :Serkln, .. :planist;Jon' ;son'wlI1 be an, Anniversary, an orchestral. program devilted will be inaking cine of . '- nltm~lIonal :teachers.' :Wlth several' col· Community,' an' Intp.TnsUnnal Friends of· ,Une~cJ Club in . Vickers, ,t~nor; .Robert· Craft, ' . Progr~m~elebrallng the10tll" to the work's of Schoenberg summer ' , ., Pie to.operatl~l1_ le,ague~,he' fo,ught ; to "'I\"P,~oveUnlverslty" or .Gompa~aUve Lilxembourg, 'and S~crelary of conductor; ,LIllian· Fuchs. birthday of the Stratford, Fr.s: and Ric~ard Strauss OIi July :hi8' ._ or! rr~ Frledell ' the social' a~d.tl~~ncia<~!alus SCience:. Shice 1958, courses the Society of Frllneh Lan· violinist; Elizabeth' Bpnson:' tlval,,:,oll·July ,14, 'In tbt 21: Shirl.\v, Verrett, mezzo·so: Music in'Malrlbclro; lIe·tire,vlo1l8· Ha, .•""', :':~htred~ ',of ,l~e' ,teachlRl p~o~sslon, 'Hil in I.wand· economleS~have' becn, guage ,Writers. - (UNESCO Guy,Sopl'ano; 'Gr~ta, Kraus. Fcstlvalthcatre. ('fhe l'es·: 'primo, and Donald Graillm; bari· Iy perfl!.r~ed'. ' tlil'~.. 'Str.lfJ'rd:'~:11iI1 '~RI, work .wu Interrupted 'by tbe ,iven theie by tlie' world'li lead· Features), . harpsichordist;' Marlo Bern·' tlvaHlni,lopelled·!ts doors on tone, will ,belbesoioist. " ,.I 'Festiva1in';19S6~'?' .'. " ..:.,'1., .;.:.. ',,:. ,,' :.. ~ •.I~;? ., ....:.,:.,:; r.'· _', .:: •., '':''.':.:<.~.~':,(j:<.;_::' .. :.. ~.~. '. ' ,

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I" I !Receives Plumb EVERYBODY'S " ' BOWLING VCllAN B 9.6 viet Memor'ial Trophy IIput tIle I the home , GUELPH, Onto (Special)-Billy "the Kid" Tuy­ The J(eUy lhr of St. John's, Newfoundland, was named last .Schedules Standings while 1 Qight as the. Most Valuable Player for the Guelph 's goal! Royals of the Ontario Hockey Association Provincial ~lI!'ior "A" League., The. 20-year-old Taylor cap~ COMMERCIAL BOWLING COMMERCIAL BOWllN~ tinned the Royals thIs season. CJON . I City Electric • : '. Seeing action for the third season with the Section (A) Standmgs Up To Feb. 22. Winter's <~ 57 ~ lUonda;,o, March •• Royals Taylor scored his 32nd goal of the campaign Section (A): \ R, Garage 7.00: Thursday, !\larch 7 ~ ~ tast night as his team lost a 2-1 thriUer to the Peter­ Alleys Sectlon (A) Brookfield 9~ ciri 3~ Ptos'l H, .1. Thomas 9() l5 6 I 5t: Clare'~ 67. borough Petes, who clinched third place on the win. 506-Imperial Oil ~s Nfld. 7.00: Brewery Alleys Bennett's 90 58 32 58 i ~lJtchell s B4 ~ Prior to the start of the third peripd, Taylor was 7.S-0'Keefe's Grocery vs 5.6-Furness Withy Vs Parker's 87 57 30 57 Gus. Winter •. , 53 Nfld. Brew. 87 57 30 57 Ment I.ns, presented with the Ron Plumb Memorial Trophy as Nfld. T, & E. Co. Bowring Brothers 8'7" 7·8-Nfld. Light & Power vs Can. Packers 87 57 30 57 B A .. Avalon. Tele. 84 56 27 56 ... Oil 84 51 the Royals' MVP. , Harris & Hiscock 8.15: Royal Stores 90 56 34 56 IRoyal Bank 61 51 5-6-Evening Telegram VI Nfld. Tractor 90 55 35 55 Pub, Sen'ices S4 51 NaIel '8.15: C,P,T. 87 4· Import ~Its, 84 55 29 55 COAC 87 47 7.S-Royal Stores V5 Steers 5-6-G. E. Oil vs Import ' T, N. Motors 87 50 37 50 CI Motors Col. Cordage 87 48 39 48 ayton Cons!. 84 1I 9.30: 7~Parker & Monroe vs O'Keefe's 90 48 42 48 Col. Garage 81 U 5-6-Avalon Telephone vs Colonial Cordage Fenco 87 41 Furness Withy ~~r~:S~;~k :~ !~ !~ !~ I G, S, DOj'le 61 39 7-8-Nfld. Light & Power V5 9,30: Furness W. 84 46 38 46 C, R, Bell 67 39 London, New York \ fi.6-Canada Packers VB Terra A. Harvey 87 45 42 45 Top·Tone C. 90 39 Nova Motors CJON S4 31 Nfld L & P 84 44 40 44 10.45: 7·S-lmperial Oil VB Ray ., . Daily News IJ.I 36 5-6-E. F. Barnes vs United Bursey Standard Mfg 87 43 44 43 Giant )lart IJ.I 34 Towns Job Bros. 90 43 47 43 Dclphis Cote Bi 33 7.S-Bennett Brewing Co. vs 10.45: Can. 11arconi 90. ' 42 48 42 Can. G. E, 81 31 5-6-A. Harvey vs Purity Harvey & Co. 87 41 46 41 Woolworth's 78 33 Ayre's Ltd. 7 46 Factories Purity F. s87 41 47 41 Head, S. & W. 78 32 Bill Taylor Section (B) 7.8-Standard Mfg. Co. vs Mammy's 87 40 48 40 Royal Groc, 81 2a 7,00: Harvey & Co. Ray Bursey 87 39 49 39 Adelaide jits, 84 26 Alleys Ayre's sm 38 38 )[odel Shop IJ.I 21 l·2-Royal Bank vs, John Section (B) ~~:!~~'S :~ ~~ ~~ ;~ W, T. Products S4 2v NHL Attendance Clouston Ltd. 7.00: Telegram 84 36 48 36 J. Clouston S; 16 34-1I1erit Insurance Co. vs Alleys Royal Garage I·2-Read, Son, Watson vs Bowring's 90 35 55 35 Pub. Services E, F. Barnes 84 34 50 34 Ever 3·4-Daily News vs CJON CNIB 87 30 57 30 Greatest 8.15: L. N. Y. 90 29 61 29 1·2 Colonial Garage vs 8.15: Bower While talk of major league Dctroit has an increas~ Qf 1·2--5t. Clare's vs Royal G. E. Oil 90 29 61 29 Dominion Distributors Nafel 87 24 63 24 hockey expansion is becoming more than 2,000 fans pcr game 3-4-Adelaidl) Motors vs Read, Garage U.T,E. Co. 87 24 63 24 more frequent these days, the this season but Red Wings, even Son, Watson 3·4-City Electric vs C.P.T. National Hockey League is though for half the term they fRinish heading towards one of its were battling for first place, arc 9.30: Section (B): 9.30: Trade Printers 84 62 22 62 greatest seasons in crowd at· fifth in total attendance. After 1·2-Woolworth's vs West 1·2-Trade Pl'inters vs ;., I tendance. 31 games the Wings have at· Atlantic Products T. & M, Winter Dom. Dist 84 60 24 60 5ch PARKER lUacDONALD Going into this weekend's tracted 352.2B3 fans, compared 3·4-Woo!worth's vs five.game schednle, a total of to 320,000 ror last season's 35 34-Gus Winter vs J. B. Mitchell H. J .Thomas vii . , 2,312,095 fans have attended the games, The average is 11,364 CHURCH SERVICE TOROXTO (CPI - ~':Credits Howe: 179 games played in 1962·63. The this term against 9,143 a season with OJ 10.45: 10,45: Bower h~s a fulllime Bucha! average-12,917 - compares with ago. 1.2-Delphis Cote vs Clayton l·2-Modcl Shop vs G. S. Doyle BOWLING the end of the the entire 1961.62 schedule's 210 The most loyal fans are prob· 3.4-Top·Tone Cleaners vs Toronto :Ilaple The J games average of 11,610. And ably those in Boston. For half Construdion Co. , iUONDAY, 1\Iarch 4th. 34-Royal Grocery VI Chas. R. Bell long as h~ can keep Buchar during lnst season the league this season the Bruins showed rested. Surprised Parker drew the most fans it had at· little signs of improving on their 7.15-8,30 p.m. 14 with tracted since the mid·1940s. To· last·place position which .they INTER-CLUB BOWLING 1.2-Cochrane A2 vs. Gower A2 Bower an~ his The Ro~ totnl attendance was 2,43B,000. have held for three campaigns, 34-Baptist A2. vs. Kirk Don S i mmons, while t Based on attendance figures However, there have been more WEDNESDAY, J\'larch 6t11. 5.6--5t. Thomas Bl vs. St. waited until s h0 r released after each game Tor· people show up in .Boston Gar· TUESDAY, March 5th, Thomas B2 game time this season final tW( 7.00 p.m. Earns Two Bonuses onto and Montreal are the top dn this season than last. 7.00 p.m. 8.30-9.45 p.m. which one would drill. 1·2-Patricians No. 1 vs. C.E.I. SI. John' By BOB OOBING ing 18 and 28 gonls according drawIng cities. But Chicago, An average of 10,931 persons 1·2-Postal vs. K. of C, 34-Feildians No.1 vs. NGEA. 1.2-Wesley Al vs. Baptist At. manager·coach Punch of next BOSTON (API _ Detroit left to coach Sid Abel A~d the R~d with Black Hawks riding toward -317,003 in ~9 games - have 34-Feildians No, 2 vs. Holy 3-4-Gower Ai vs. Salvation sa\'s thot Bower, 5·6-Patricians No. 2 vs. St. Army A played th" last fe~ wing Parker MacDonald _ tick. Wing pilot Is conildent MaeDan. their fir~t NHL. pen?ant in the attended Brums' contests. Last Cross Josephs ' eted for the minors last Sep. aId wi1\ soon be collecting a club's histOry, IS fight behind, wns 323,000, un average of 9,229. fi.6-City Hall vs. Crusaders 5.Q-Salvation Army B vs. St. and looked good. 1m 7·8-Postal vs. Crusaders James BI job until the end of tte tember _ Is the most surprised third, written Into MacDonald's Toronto had a total of 411,955 season the total for 35 games 7·S-Can. Legion vs. ReAF 8.30 p.m. man in the National Hockey contract, for reaching 35 fans attend the 29 home games At the .current ra~e. the NHL Lancs 1.2-Collegians VS. RCAF Lanes 9.45-11,00 p.m. ,I That is. unless he League that he has scored 30 WORKED QUIETLY' of the Maple Leafs, an average should climb to wlthm 8.30 p.m. a 3~O,OOO 34-Boys Club vs. Menial Hosp. 1.2-~~ Marys BI vs. Ascenhon i or suffers fatigue. goals. The flve.foot.10, li5 • pounder of 14,205, Montreal's attendance of the 3,000,000 ,mark, h fl~ure l·2-P.C. Club vs. Elks 5-6-P.C. Club vs. U.I.C. The 29.year.old Sydney, N.S .. has very quietly achieved the for. 29 games is 410,772, aver· ~he :heagut~ ha~t ~ rca~ ed ur: 3·4-Mt. Cashel vs. Mental Has. 7.S-Mt. Cashel vs. C.Y.C. 34-C~hrane Al vs. Wesley Bower "is a gmt native: reached that.,coveted fig. scoring heights while fans have agmg 14,165 per game. mg e II?C I as cen com 5·6-Patrlcians No. I vs. U.I.C. A2. player 3nd is at pili ure Thursday night In a 5'3 loss been focused on the Intense NHL The Hawks, one of Ihe strong· posed. of SIX teams. d 7·8-Holy Cross V5, C,Y.C. 9.45 p.m. 5.6-Asccntion BI vs. St. Davids right now:' 1mlach . ·to the Boston Bruins. race for individual honors. ~st drawing clubs in the leaguc WhIl.H r~~or~t' atlCsn ance~ ~~: 9,45 p.m. 1·2-CLB vs. K of C ,,' MacDonald has played at least ITE!am:maE Howe 31 goals has In the 1940s when it was com· ~~~ ~ a .CI les o~h f once l.2-Allandale vs. C.E.I. 34-Can. Legion V5. City Hall "part of seven NHL seasons 67 points. mon for 2.0,000 fans to jam Chi· II ras~t' IS awrareth a 3-4-St. Bon's vs. Feildians 5-6-Holy Cross vs. Feildians · prior to this one, scoring 42 MacDonald Is well back In the cago stadIUm for a game-even Ie, capaci les 0 • e. arenas No.2. No.2 · 'goals and not more than 14 in bl H' I though Hawks were near the ha\ e been reached In clowd to· . . 1 THEY RE.GREW HAIR! 'a' single campaign. scram e. IS 22 asssls give b tt f th I h d tals the league will become sat· 5-6-NGEA vs. FClldlans No. 7.8-Alandale vs. Celts '''Never In my, wildest dreams him 52 points. hO om td e ~af~e- ~s ~a e mated fro m an attendance 7·8-Guards vs. United AA :did I ever think I'd get any. l:nlmpresslve at pre • season t~;e 1~5:;~ e~haen :ro:: ~Ir' '·,ndpoint. where near 30 goals," MacDon. ~ignm~d Macponpait~ b h8d [beethn dwindled to as few as 4,ocn r;eneral Manager Lynn Pat· PATRICIANS BOWLING 'ald confided. ov~r a s urg h 0 e game, '; of Boston said this week '" He sald he Is scoring so "be. American League w~en he got In 32 games this season I t expansion to the west loast Sunday's Games .'cause I'm playing with Gordie a last·second. repmve from cago has a tolal attendance North America would be a Men's League: Mixed League: Howe and Alex Delvecchi. I can Abel. Sid felt he could score bet· 433,924. All last term the totlli (reat thing for the NHL. But, Section (A) Section (A) , roam right around the goal play. he had Iin the Pigh8st abnld was 414,000. The average this pointed out, expansion would 7.00-Silver vs Violet ~er t~a~1 t h~ 2.00-Giants VB Dodgers : log on this line. Howe shoots ope s exper ence m. o· season is 13,560 compared to only be a money·making propo· Cardinals vs Colts Red vs Lemon often, hard and right on target." sler the left wing contmgent. 11 829 in 1961.62' sition if a fat United States nn· 8.l5-Grey vs Purple MacDonald had served pre· ' . t' I t 1 ., t t m 3.15-Phillies vs Cubs The results' speak for them. I I !th . T d Anothl!r strong club at the IOn~ ~ eV1SIon con rac acco • Angels vs White Sox Yellow vs White selves. MacDonald ail'eady has vYork ous ybefore w movingoronlo to anthe NewRed ga 11the, a aug h no t'Illes th I an· d pamedPt' Itk' 'd th t ·th d 4.15-Senators vs Yankees 9.15-Wine vs Blue coUeated two handsome bonuses Wings via the draft In 1960 He ings, is New York. Hoverilig \~IC ~~I at w~1 crOWl ~ Reds vs Red Sox Pink vs Green Section (B) ;; ;.frnmthe Detroit club for. pass· got his 14 goals over a full' sea. close to last 'place now and III ~~:~e:n~rofifs i~a ~~~ ~~P~~e Section (B) 2.00-Rambler va Oldsmobile 7.00-Lupens vs Violets ""~', " . .,:. ' son that year but spent half of fifthR spot h most ttof thet d season,386 158 gomg. ta hidave 0 cpen d on t e1 e· ,Tulips vs Asters t .', :.U I 1961-62 with Hershey angers ave a rac e , ' . A d t I . I Hudson va Vauxhali ~"-'nar . people to their 29 home games, vISIon.. n ~ eVls on on ~n 3.15-Pontiac vs Chrysler 8.15-Daffodlls vs Carnations ~~~:L .. '_, _per His career was Injeoparrly an average of 13,317. In their Amencanl n~\~nal lev~l Will Chevrolet vs Meteor Roses vs Pansies ~~,~~ .: when the Wings sent him down 35 games last season Rangers' come on y WI expansIOn. 4.15-Consul vs Ford 9.15-Mums vs Rockets sal ':-'., ,,'R l last year. MacDonald blaked at attendance was 403,000, an avo Approximately 65,000 fans will Buick vs Dodge Lillis VB Daisies and Bo ,~.~ :," ep aces being assigned to Sudbury, went erage of 11,514. take in the five games sched· lor the ' ,j;'t.~. , . . home to Sydney under suspen· A surprising fact about the uled for this weekend. Tonight, Memori :})f~ ': I h sion and finaUy agreed to report New York attendance is that tor fourth·place Red Wings visit CITY INTER· CLUB BOWLING \Von a :1~~: JO 'nson to Hershey. nearly half the season Rangers thirt! • place Canadiens while lIN 12 MONTHS lopsid, ," Suddenly, MacDonald has be· have been without one of Iheir Rangers take on second·place {;}~" Motors' h their fh :'.\~H:;' ;, __' come one of the most. prolific big publicity medIa, Ihe ,news· Leafs at Toronlo. . TUESDAY, ]\Iarch 5th. THURSDAY, March 7th. Hair Specialist Here Monday Will S OW Alleys 1-2 and 8 ." ....\:,MONTREAL (CP) _ Montreal goal scorers in. the NHL this paper. A strike against major Sunday night Montreal Is at Alleys 1-2 d P 'eDt eXIM ~~~:.

Cop 9-6 Victory; Ii iners H Ii I' , II .p'Ii ps Ba(ks To The Wall '\'" j : II QUICK. LATE GOALS, DIM CAPS' HOPES • ,I Ii .. " ... "., (Specin1)-Two goals within ten seconds of each other late in the third period salted I !, 'iclorV for the Buchans·Miners over the St. John's Caps at the Stadium here last night, The '. i\ : h tile fb{ishing touches to the win as the Caps had rebounded to l;et close to the Miners at 7·6 Ii h \IctoWIl team had bUilt up a 6·2 spread midway through the second period, :. 'il' ! K~lh' brothers, Ed and Mike, together. with Hugh Wadden fired a pair of goals each for the ,; ;, t1le 'hile'Jo'rank Walker, Frank Finlayson' and Mort Verbiski added singles. Ian Campbell had two . : I \I gOlils with Derm Connolly, Doug Squires, Bud Duffett and Charlie Walsh scoring singletons. I I . . The Miners built up a 4-1 first period difference and had it 6-2 rriidway through the second frame, The Caps battled back and got close at 6-5 and again at 7·6 out Wadden's second of the night at 17:47 of Ii., ·1 the third followed by a Walker goal at 17:57 ended : i any chance of a City comeback.' , . It was all st. John's in the latter sta(tes of the se~ond period but the. Miners held a slight first and thIrd frame edge. WIth their big blueliners, Lloyd Cooke and Rollie Clarke unable to travel the. Caps . ' ELECTED to head the Eastern Division of the Dom inion Ale Provincial Darts Association last night at moved juniors Hubert Hutton and Dave Kendall into annual meeting were: (left to right)· seated: Der Harris, representative of Canadian Breweries; Sid uniform and went with only one Senior defenceman its ck Molloy, President; Joe Biggs, Vice-President; Jack Sales Manager, ·Bennett Brewery; standing: dressed, ~earney, contest before Ed Kelly notch· Art Lafosse,. Second Vice-President; Walter Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; Joe Fitzpatrick, Bennett Derm Connolly got the Caps ed his second unassisted at 8:07 Brewery; Peter O'Mara, Publicity Chairman.-{Staff Photo}. . . (lut flont at' 4:01 of the first for a 6·2 score. when he scored from Jim Doug 'Squires went all the Byrne but Ed Kelly's first of way for the third Caps' tally the night had Buehans even at at 10:48 of the second with Bill 6:02 with Neil Amadion and Malone and Derm Connolly set· Hugh Wadden setting him up ting him up and Ian Campbell for I score while St. John's opened the third' period goal· Gander Stops IAN CAMPBELL were I man short. getting with his second of the night at 7:18 on a play witll Matthews and Malone for a 6·4 fixture. . Verbiskl got Buehans into a Is Favorites, H lead at 8:21 of the third as Memorials 6-4 Mike Kelly and Finlayson drew assist but Bud Duffett hit from HOSKINS, LUSH PACE WIN' Dave Morris and Doug Squires atANDCOS 6-4 while the Miners were short. GANDER (Staff) - Paced 14.51 of the opening frame\with handcd at 9:01 and Charlie". . ." . by some terrific goaltending by Charlie Bradbury as the marks· GRA:\D FALLS (Special)-The Corner Brook Walsh finished off a play with '... .• ".. '.. ..', Cee Lush and by the hockey man but Jenkins took a Don ha\'e upped their chances of making the Bill Malone at 11:36 for a close...... ability of playing coach Cy Warr pass to get Memorial t!ven wer semi-finals this year, For several 7-6 encounter 1i1'<', '1'" '.' '.' '.' Hoskim the Gander Flyers made at I-I at 16.32. Pat Shallow . XAHA Going right' down to the wire ~ .. ,. .•.•. . their season debut a successful completed a play with Cy Has· the defending Herder Memorial champions and with close to two minutes . AIIIIl one last night as they upended kins at 19.00 for a 2·1 Flyers' , . Finish backs to the wall but last night a 6-4 victory left in the regular time the CY HOSKINS the Memorial University hoc· lead. DOUG HOUSE Miners salted the game away key squad 6·4 in an exhibition Two quick goals by Hoskins leadin~ ANDCOS here moved the Royals with two quick goals. Wadden contest at the Gander Gardens got Gander out front 4·2 in the into the favorite's spot for the fourth and score, hedu opened a 8-6 score at 17:47 on here last night. middle period. He hit from EI· Referee Bern Hierlihy Call· victol'v last night gave the Ro}'als 12 a play with IlIike Kelly and Fin· Lush turned in a tremendolls son at 9.21 and from Ted ed nine minor penalties in' the layson and tcn seconds later NH L Top display between the pipes for Ireland at 10.31. It was Doug game with six going to the (CP) - one game left. The St. John's Caps, who Frank Walker was the marks. . the Flyers as he blo~krd 52 House getting lIIemorial right Memorial squad. L.•••• L... o\\'n eight points and play three more man unassisted for the 9.6 of the 56 shots firecl him by hack into the gamc with a pair a fulltime fin' h i the Memorial squad. Hea~ was at in 13 seconds. He scorerl on a The same two teams will of the The ANIlOCOS with 18 points are out front HUGH WADDEN ~~~ two clubs go at it again his bcst in the last twent!1 min· solo effort at 12.12 and from play again tonight with the fix· ~ Maple I las 16; the Conception Bay CeeBees . ,tonight with the contest set to utes when he was tested 26 Foster Lambswood at 12.25 ture sct to get underway at he can keep I 7.30 p.m. II with the Ro.\·als and Caps following. Frank Fmlayson had It 2·0 start at 7'30 p . N}' , times and only 'anowed one for a 4·3 game. with V bl k' d M'k K II . .m. 0 meup, I II I Ch I' B db ·th I . SAVES The Rm.'als phn.' the ANDCOS here again to. .. er s I an lee y changes arc expected for either I score. ar Ie ra ury WI c liS asslstmg and at 15:47 Hugh. club. I \ Hoskins hit for two tallies and second of the nif5ht Un9 sisted '15 12 25; 52 the Caps and Miners clash at Buchans. Wadden opened a 3·1 spread St. John's mov~d Dave Mor.1 Iset up a third while Charlie at 18.17 gave Gander :t two LUSH tll'O games of the playdowns are slated for on a play .with Walker and Ed ris into Ross KeepiniZ's slot on . Bradbury also scored twice for goal spread as they went into I T 14 ' '[ d d d Kelly. Mike Kelly gave the th), 'th D ff tt d Gander Pat Shallow and hard the last period WINSOR 9 12 35 Stake I lU}lll onI ",' on ay an Tues ay Miners a 41 period advantage Sq~lire~n~ast~ight ~s eKeep~~g ! hitting 'Ron , Elson added a tally Lambswood and Pynn got to· , ------wce . \\' len t Ie Caps host the CeeBees. at 18:02 scoring fro,m ~inlay. was unable to make the trip. Joe . each. Doug House registered get her at 529 of the third as ______. 'JsoOnhn~nda G~rry Brockle WIth ~t., Slpnp\', whn saw actio11 in thp Ten two of the. Memorial markers I Lambswood COllntered for a B-4 ~ ~am having a man m I last three City encounters was with Terr~' Jenkins and Foster Gander lead. This stood up un· All-star en e~-on, the smbm. . " . Lambswood getting singletons. til the last B8 seconds of adion .• . I't \I'as ""k",I e K eII ~ back WIth. alsoCamphell unable off to the travel injury WIth list Geoff and I _ Gan der IIe Id a 2 .1 firs . t peno . d w h en Ron EI. son sc 0 r cd I'nto . ""11 Wl S d hIS second of the mght at 4:41 ..' . edge and were out fronl :;.3\' open net for thc final Gander Bowling of the m'ddl t 'tl V taking hIS spot on defence, 1 Thc followmg are the NHL· after two frames with both hbs goal as Memorial drcw goalie 'skl' ttl, eh~ anza 'tI'l I ekr. Campbell was the lone defence·· TOP TEN scorers going into \ bl se tng 1m up 0 rna e f S. . th I' I d' '1 d hitting once in the final stanza. Neil Winsor fO.r an cxtra at., "is a greal it 5-1 but I C b 1l h' f man.o emor age m e me-I weeken aehon as campI C Lester Kelly drew the a~sist tacker. Lestcr helly and Grrry: Orv M tth an amp. e It rom up. from tbe DAILY NEWS files, on the. first Gander score at Hancock drew assists on the i Irio ~Iaddigait of Holy Cros5 and is nt will cballenge Noreen Leo . UpS Average . . a ews at 7.14 for a 5·2 Referee Jack Myrden of Cor· no\\'." Imlnch I ' nard on the Ladies' section of . . , ..•... '.. ncr Brook called eight minor G A Pis. TV Dominion Ale All·star ". '. penalties in the game with five I G. Howe '(D) 31 36 67 Bv RUTH TOBIN Bowling today. Bob Holletiof . going to the lIIiners, 51. John's S. Mikita (Cl 29 3A 67 Notes \'cltnati is setting the scoring pace in Curling Feildians will take on cham· scored once with a mannower I A. Bathgate (NY) 31 34 65 pion .'\Iex English In the I School Basketball. In her four games to cdlle and the Miners 1(01 two I F. IIlahovlich (T) 31 31 62 Saturday, ~Iarch 2nd., 1963 N. Battcn. R. Johnston. ~liss: ~Icn's division. Both cham· goals while the Caps were short: J. Bucyk (B) 24 38 62 L. Rosc, Miss L. Ryan vs V. piolls will roll for St. Pat's. . defen~lin~ scoring champion had a terrific handed. B. Hull (el 30 31 61 I Burns, A. lIl. Earle, ~!rs. Anne 'I Going into the show st. , , Ilerage \\'1111 a 90 point total. LINEUPS ~r. Oliver (Bl 22 39 61 2.30 p.m. Anderson. ~liss G. Lahey. - . Pat's with 625 points are on MINERS: Goal. Booth; de· i J, Beliveau 15 44 59 Skips: J. Laws, .r. R. Par· t~erday aftc\'Iloon Hilda add~d 38 poillts as (~I) 1Ilrs. I. Bartlett. ~Irs, M. ~lar- . top while Fcildians have 320 I, Butler, Pardy: forwards. M. II. Richard. O\I) 22 35 57 sons, R. Godden, F. Lambert, Collegiate squad rompted to a 71-10 vic­ T. Williams, J. Burgess. ~hall, ~!. K. Wallace. ~Irs. N, II and Guards own 270. lIoly . fence, Amadion. Siott. Broeldr. A. DelvecchIO (D) 15 39 54 Battcn vs lIlrs. D. Wills. Miss E. Cros. with 70 and St. Bon's " , in a game at the Holy . Mates: J. Hopkins, G. Pnrsons \ .. Booth ~Icmorial Kelly, Verbisld, Finlayson, Wad' Jennings, Mrs. M. Whelan, Miss I .~!. Garland, E. Pearce, D. Lewis with 25 round out the Club I, . Doreen Squires was right behind Hilda den, Walker, Ed Kelly, Craig, 111. Burges·s. 1\1, Fagan, race. '\1nne~s as she dropped 21 markers. HeRd, Lush. Seconds: M. Power, C. Land· Mrs. R. Strong, A. Blair, 1Iliss scormg threat for CAPS: Goal, Barrington: de· SBAA Hockey rigan, S. Hammond, D. Baird, B. Fitzgerald, Miss N. Wellman was Muriel from the free throw line fence, G. Campbell, B. Malone, N. Weedmark, J. Pike. ,'s Mrs. Lester, Mrs. E. Reid. .tcounterl for nine of added two field goals, Hutton, Kendall; forwards, Miss J. D. Winsor, Miss A. Ford. Slaney's team and Cou.gh· Leads: G. lITacDonald, N. Hick ten points. Squires. Duffel.!. Morris. Bad· man, N. Mainwaring, G. Lewis, Spare: Mrs. J. Blair. lan's clnb will provide the 7 - 9 OPened a 17·2 first Gail Jones was .the top de· cock, I. Campbell. Matthews, H. ~!lve. E. Watson. Ind and had their fenslve performer for' Booth Byrne, Walsh. ConnJl1y. semI·finals action in St. Bon's J. Herrick, R. McCarthy, Mrs. AA hockey at the Forum on 1 ~ 33·5 at half time. Memorial· while Shirley Green SAVES 4.00 p.m. J. Herrick. Mrs. D. Wyatt vs came up with the best guards' BOOTH ...... 6 11 6 23 Sunday. They'll clash In a do­ K. Cheivers, C. McGrory, W. J. E. Butlel', F. Noseworthy, .1 quarter United got or·dIe fixture 10.30 a.m. and Bo oth scored dIsplay for United; ED KELLY BARRINGTON ...... 9 5 7 21 at English, R. Casey, vs F. Lam· Mrs. J. Rockwell, D. Wyatt. 47·8 game. The fi. bert, N. Butler, P. Giol'anetti, W. F. Piercey, lIlrs. L. Fisher, saw United add 24 Referees Miss Pike and Miss R. Good. H. Howell. Miss ~r. Bartlett V5 Booth score three Dawe handed out- 38 personal The Men's Inter.town Elimin· A. C. (Bud) Fisher, lIlrs. M. tbe 7\·10 finish foulsJn the game with 21 go· alions were won by Mr. E. Cox, B. Bowering, lIIl·s. L. Roche i V!IIJOfial, While 'they ing to Booth Memorial. Booth Hickman, Skip, Dr. T. Stenta', A. Cox. ~Irs. M. Lush. F. I: i made six free tosses while United Get Second Win, ford, Mate, ~fr. S, Ayre, Second' Oakley, l\!iss K.. Roche vs A.. r. . and have United got five free throws and MI1 G. ,Winter, Lead. Lush, i\lrs. L. Forhes, )fiss R'I . scores, are Pomeroy, Miss A. Penney. j flfst season in the through the mesh, -. IIjj are gaining the ST. JOlIN'S CURLING CI,UB Spare: D. :lIathieson. BOX SCORES BOllsplel Satllrda.v, IIlarch 2nd. Two Ices reserved . Senior' for next 2 • 4 Curlers and Captains' Prizes their big mar· UNITED~ J. Stoneman, Mrs. 111. An· Playoff.' Red I'S Blue. the members of Bishops Tied, For First FG FT PF TP derson, S. MacGilIivrav, lIIiss' . ha\'e been bat· H. Yetman 18 2 1 3B m every outing By BERN BENNETI' hops continued to play their Prince of Wales played a P. Pinscnt Vs H. Kelly, 'lIIiss C.' NCld. Great I,akes Results D. Squires 9. 3 3 21 top notch ball handling and much betier game than their Whelan, lIfrs. P. Taite, :lliss S. F!iday dubs in the Loop B. Russell for a hard fight 4 048 BIshops College came up with .. ' first outing in which they lost Cole. E, Milne 2 014 team ~;;ins the ex. their third victorY in junior Rex Anlhony paced Bishops to Bishops 39·9. Their shooting F. Bishop. G. Wills. n. M~c· R. Levitz. won hy default over the ONE place. needs S. 'Green o o 4 0 hi gil school basketball ycster- with. 11' points, followcd by was more accurate, they were Gillivray, Miss M. Rose Vs T. G. Giannou. t II J. Pippy o 010 day afternoon to move into a Peter Chalker with tcn and moving a 'lot faster aOlI showed Dunnc, n. F. ~Iarlin, Miss J. ,r. E. Butler won by default 0 ca . •Hilda Yetman scor. E, Drodge o o 3,0 Clrst Pladce tie with Holy Cross John Baltyer nine, Jim Power much bettcr control of the ball. Morgan, Miss J. Cooper. o\'cEr CF' IK· Merner.· for . tIl! amI a!lrlc~ two Totals 33 :I 17 71 Or her big 38 point as th cy owned Br. Rice Cellics was lops for Ole losing Celtics United's quarterly scoring J .Taite, Mrs. 0 .. Cornick, Miss '.. ennerlY 1'5 R. lit. maas'Y Doreen Squires got . 32.26 while a senior tilt saw squad scoring nine points. Noel was 14, 11, 4, 9 .while Prince J. Anderson, Mrs. D. Davis· vs French· Both defaulted. ." the. . from nine field United Collegiate take theIr se- .Dinn and Bern Newman scored of Wales was 3, 5, D, 6. F. W. Graham, IIlrs. L. Thistle, T. Woodford 8, W. W~tson tt.ree free throws. cond win dumping Prince of seven points apiece.. ·SCORERS Mis~ I. Sutton, Miss A. Sansom, 7, J. Herrick .7, J. B. Norris 4, BOOTH: 9 Wales 3{l-23. Both· victories The scoring was close all the Bishops College - R. An· ]\frs. ,D. Clouston, C. Byrne, Templeton 3, G. lit Stirling made five shots R. M. Lane 2 5 3 1 were on ~ome courts. way with Bishops having a thony 11, P. Chalker 10, J, Bait· Miss R. Harnett, Miss P. Hig. 7, R. llogg, 7, L. J. Goldstein 3, . minute , . J. Noseworthy .0 " 1 1 4 o It was the third win for Bis. slight edge in all but the four· yer 9, J. Kendell 2, gins Vs Mrs. J .. Whelan, D. S. G. MacDonald 4 vs. F. Snow tit .1 G. Ivany 0 o 1 o hops without a loss and now th quarter. Their quarterly Br. RiCe - J. Power 9, N. Davis, Mrs. A. Long, Miss L. 10, P. M. Templeton 7, G. Knight you wan . ~, Billiards E. Youpg 0 o 2 o they have taken over the per. scoring was 9, 7, 9, 7 while the. Dinn 7;B. Newman 7, L. Car· Bindon. B, Dr. Josephson 8. A. Cox 11, G. Simmons 0 o 4 o lect record which .Holy Cross Celtics scoring was 7, 5, 6, 8. roll 2, R. Dunn .1. Sir. L. C. Outerbridge, A. G. ·T. Dunne 4, H. W. Kelly 5, C. Call Beneficial to getc~sh I·. ; . G. Jones 0 0'1 \ 0 had last week until they lost to United Collegiate won the . United Collegiate - J. Coak· Cranc, Miss B. Gushue. Miss S, F. Dearin 11, T. S. Clift 8. double fast. Clean up ie~.· I .• o~~ Sport division R, Rideout 0 o 2 o United Collegiate Thursday game in thc first two quarters cr· 8, C. Pollock 6, L. Hideout Tcmpleton vs Dr. Josephson, B. •. ~ • over bills, take care of.ex. C Bl.lain's lead in .L. Badstock 0 o 4 10 night. BIshops haven't played whlle the second' two salV 7, D; Pollock 4, J...l'ottle 4, H. Jakeman, Mrs. A. Kirby, Miss HIUCS Buckingham Trophy " flight hards tourna· Totals 2 6 .21 the unpredictable United squad PrInce of Wales come up with Jenkins' 4, B. Tizzard 2, D. f'l. Ryim, . . . penses, you·nama·it.·. he as he took a . yet, a b~~ improvement in their Drodge 2, L. Mercer 1'. . Spares: Mrs. E. May, C. Taite, A. Hallett 6, vs B.Rockwell folks at Beneficial like, to hover T. Brewer The. victory for United was scoring to take a three point ad. Prince ,of Wales -:713. Porter H. May, C. Jamieson, O. W.. 7. .... say j'Yes!" Call •• ;no~! ad 15 and 14 their second straight' by a 38 vantage', 15; R. Eddy 5, B. Hutchings 2, Kirby. , ~ Tonight· Special Social Even· .' Brewer had two Practice Corner ,point score. After losIng the Barry Porter was the lop G. Hanlon 1. . 4 • 6 109f' atd 9 p;m.11 CurlersI and their YourLoans loan up tocan $3000 be Iife·insured and more' . PlaIn now leads by r . . ,. \ ,fir~t of the ~eason to Holy Cross Bcorer of the game. in a looing., NEXT GAlIIES G.. Bearns,· lIlrs. W:. Watson, f1en s awe come..: ,"_' . '" they came back to defeat Br. cause with II 15 point produc. The double header is on tap Miss lit ~orrjs,' .Mrs. H.' Win· The Week End.curling games . "BENEFICIAL' The Canadian LegIon junior Rice 38.34 and Prince of .Wales tlon' Cor lhe Coliegians. John Sunday' afternqon .at th'l Br. SOl' vs·G,. Knight, Mrs, A. Boone, for this week are 'scheduled' FINANCE CO; OF CAN,6,OA: and senlDr hockey teams have a yesterday 38·23. They now.have: Coaker was tops for the win· Rice gym with.the surging Gon· J. J. Moriarty; Mrs, K. Knight. frOlij'·2: 4.. ".: 305 WATER ST.;" , practice slated for the Stadium sole posessionof. first .place, nerswith eight points as the zaga squad.'meetillg the Celtics W. Watson, E. C. Boone,'lInss Duty Officer ·.Afternoon • (P;.(S) .VB. J, on· SUliday; Both· teams . will The CelUe~ were slow in mov. scoring was we\1 split up be. in a junior till an'd a s!!nior con· B. NugllDt, ~nss 1<1. Geachic vs C, Byrne· 2 ; 4 .. do ·:G. Knight . Phone: 578.03,03: " work out at 10.30 a.m. ani! all ing the ball and weren'l: play. tween all the' players on the test will have Holy Cross tang· t.· J .. Brett. Mrs. W. Carter, Dr. 4· 69, Evening ~ J. Herrick 'ST~ JOFlN~S·.: -';:; '" (S) VI, P •. players from both clubs are to Inetbelr usual game while Bis-' United squad. ling with the CelUcs. K. Marshall,/Miss 1Il.Corcoran~ 7· . .' attend th~ dri11. I.

, ' / , I' • I i~THE nArt.Y NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, MARCH 2, 1963 't ", . i \' -. I I,"~" ", '. ~ ,r.; ,I But whoso hearkeneth I ,,' , ;; unto ~[e shall dwell sale. lY; aml.shall he quiet fro n r I I , •. : " fear of evil.' , 1 , ' .: . -Pro\': 33 . ,I ,:.' I ,:. · , , , .! , , '. ,ill:, I: • i' ,~ ~-----~------. I Mormon Elders I , , ,' :',(10 19 eIrmt(Jl~r41. Best Loved Hymhs I Exhortation I I ,I, I Wednesday: ': ST. PAULis "TIlE EARTH IS THE LORD'S I , 7.00 a.m .• Holy Communion: (Blaclder Avenue) AND THE Bishop , Anglicln Church 8.00 p.m.,' Evensong arid Ser· MtNli:JTER: J, D, Bourne·· When I survey the wondrous Cross FULLNESS TIIEItEOF" , " , mono 11.00 a.m., :Mornlnl! W~rshlp. On whi<:h the Prince of glory dil!d, To acknowledge the supreme , :.,, Of Canada Thursday: ., 2.30 p,m., Sunday Schbot; ,7.(,0 position and possessorship of ., I " . [ My richest gain I count but loss, . Holy Coinmunion. p,m., EveJiinl/ Worship, ,Mr. our heavenly Father, the " 'I, • • 8,00 a.m.; Sheen " " . And pour contempt on all my pride, , ":1 ' Friday: Uoseph Burke. owner and gIver of all thlnss, THI " I ' ', ,fHE NEWFOUNDLAND " .. ,CATHEDRAL 9.00 a.m., Matins and Litany; the great Landlord require~ , 1"[" I . ': Forbid it, Lord, that I. shoulq boast, ',' , , 9.90 8.m., Holy Communion; BLACKHEAD ROAD each of us, His tennnts, a rental (lst. Sunday In Lent) Save· in the death of Christ my God; of our time and of ,our suh· Sub-Dear and Rector, Canon B.OOp.in.. Evensbng ,and S,CI',' ' 2.30 p.m., Sunday Schbol. Writes mono . All the vain'things that charm me most stance" In acknowledgement " 0: J. A,' F. Slade, B.A". !.Th.; As· Saturday: GROVES ROAD our relation as tenants, 10 Him ", sisfallt Priest. Rev. C. J. Abra· t them to ·His blood. 8.00, a,m" Holy Com~unlon. 3.30 p,m., Sunday SchOOl. , ' as Owner, we are commanded " ham, B.A. , Sl!e from. His head, His hands, His feet, to devote one·seventh of our I 7.00 a.m .• Holy Communion; lime, one day in seven, to His i a,m., Holy Communion; THE CHURCH OF THE FORT AMHERST " Sorrow and love flow mingled down! B.oo 1.00 p.m., Evenlnl service, and of our substance 'i 10.15 a.m., Matins (saId), 11.00 ASCENSION· Wor~hip. Did.e'er'such love and sorrow meet, " MOUNT PEARL and of our increase. the Lord Courtesy a.m .• Choral Eucharist, Pi'ea~h· " I (lSi. Sunday In Lent) BETHEL UNITEb CHURCH . :Or thorns compose so rich a crown? calls for a tenth. This is the 'I I er, The Rev. G. H. Enrle, M.A.; (Penrttongutsilime) tithe. A person who would generally ~0~1. ,Courtcsy of this kinl , 2.45 p.m.. Sunday School ailll 8.30 a,m.. Hoi,!' Communion; 11.00 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Minister: lIIr: Ray Kellett. Were the whole realm of nature mine, The history of ancient Israd, be courteous to a stranger whom Imltalion of lhe Love If I Junior Bible Class; 4.15 p.m" . That were a present far too small; as given in the Old Testament, he met on the street. will some· Who finds us lm'aule I Holy Baptism and Churehlilg 2.30 p.m,. Sunda), Schobl and 11,00 a.m., Morning Sel'vlcli Bible Classes; 3.45 p.m.. Holy Minlsteri 2.30 p.m" Sunday Love so amazing, so divihe, evidences that the law of limes be discourteous at t 'I e puis some of His I of Women; 6,30 p,m., Evensong tithing was in force fram wheel of an automobile. Per· us. Continuing that , I Baptism and Churchlng of Woo School; 7.00 p.m., Evening Ser· , and Sermon, Preacher, The Sub· Demands ,my soul, my life, my all. Amen. Abraham until their destruction haps the reason for the want of one puts IOl'e mn in thl~ , ) Dean .. men; 7.00 p.m., Evensong and vice, the Mlnlsler. ,~ , . as a nation. That it was a good manners In automobiles IS are unlol'able. and thetel , " , WEEK·DA Y SERVICES Sermon. ' ., WEEI\DAY SERVICES perpetual law of the Priesthood, anonymity, Being unknown. our comes courtcous to theGi.' .' I· Monday: and did not pertain, exclusiVelY. reputation suffers no disrepute in A second rule of 'i ,I Ie; Wedncsday: J ehOY ah'S ,.. , i " I: 7.30 a.m., Matins; 8.00 a,m., .Presbyterian LEr~T to the Mosaic law. is apparent. the eyes of others, It Is also ~ot "esleem others as bellet , , 10.00 a.m .• HC\y Communion; ,'I ,Holy Communion, 5.30 p.m. ST. ANDREW'S Witnesses and though payment of tithes uncommon to be more kind 10 yoursell'cs," We know the CB :' ,.: ~: Evensong. ' 8.00 p.m., Evening Prayer and The Kirk "I r· " T BY ERIC A. SEYMOUR was 50 prominent a feature .1f the rich than to the poor. 10 a of oursell'eS; we ran on~ : ., I I Tuesday: Devotions. Minister: Rev. Chis. I. G. Khlgdom Hall, the Mosaic Law. the yet earlier beautiful woman than to an ugly pect tIlC Ilorst of olher. .: ,: :: 7;:10 a.m. Matins; 8.00 a.m, Stobie, M.A., F.S.A. (Scot); 49 Murris Avenue. Wednesday was Ash Wednes· practice is easily Inst sight of. woman, and to a blind man ralh· have al\\':,)s reason 10 " : •• , J I HolY;, Communion; 5.30 p.m" United Church Organist and Choir Directtir: Sunday, Match 3: day, the fist day of Lent. For Tithing is older than Israel. el thall to a deaf man .. Such o.thers, for we r3n al'a'i I:, J;vdnsong. Mr, Robert MacLeod. ' '/,00 p,m., PubllcAddress by mnny Christians the next Thus we read in lhe Book of actions arc oflen less mal1lfesta· I here them to be beller lia " i:: "'eilnesday: Ember Day: ." forty days wili be a period of Genesis of the account of Abra· lions of courtesy lhan they are I arc, seeing II'C cannot 10.00 a.m., Bible Class; 11.00 I ' .. h 7;15 a.m.. Holy CommunIon;' GOWER STREET J. SaUls "Acrileving happiness penance. abstinence and soui. ham paying his tithes to of the capricious actions of a to he lI'orse, Courtesy ;: I:~ 7.4ij·, 'a.m., ilJatins; 8.00 p.m., a.m" Mn"ning Service; 11.00 in the family clrele", 8 Of) p.m .• searching. Not all churches ob. lIIelchizedek: carnal mind, or an arbitrary rule this lowtincss of mind~:ti Minister: Rev. R. W; ~ralne, a,m., Sunday School; 1.00 p.m. I ' I " ,:, Evensong and Sermon. Bible Discussion. serve Lent with the same fer. "And blessed be the most imposed by the fashion of the l'irtues-that of hurnili~ B.A.. Assistant Minister: Rev. Evening ServIce. :' I: Thursda): A. R. Smith. B.A., B.D. Direc· Tuesday, Marth 5: VOl', but all seem to unite in high God. which hath delivered times, that of sympathy, from The morning service will he 8,30 p.m" Bible Discussion. the observance of Good Friday thine enemies into thy hand. The word "courtesy" is deril" results the idenlificatillll 'I :: ~ 9.30 a.m .• Matins; 10.00 a,m" tor or Christian Education. Mr. broadcast over Radio Station · ',,' Holy Communion, 5.30 p.m" A. E. Heselwood; Organist and Thutsday, March 7: arid Easter-the Crucifixion and And he gave him tithes of all." cd from "court" and implied thnt the feelings and intet!~ VOWR. 7.30 p.m,. Bible and the Resurrection. (Gen. t4;20, also see I'erses 18. refinement of manners which others. sn as to make , :: ~ Evensons· Choir Director: Mr, D. Osmolld, Spe~klng 'Vou are Invited to worship Reading Class; 8,30 p.m,. Min· 19) prevailed in the palaces o[ tears or their smiles 0Qj t . " Friday: Ember Day: L.R,A,M. with us, istry development class. Lent comes from Anglo· It Is Intere~ting to consider princes. and distinguished the :n0 Courtesy. therefore. is tti :: I 7.30 a.m. Matins; B.OO a.m, 9,45 a.m. Young People's '" .1lcly Communion; 7.30 p.m" SOUTH UNIT Sexon Leset, meaning spring. and compare the New Testament tercourse of the great Later ~n. opposite of the attitude: I" i' Bible Class In the Memorial ST. AIDAN'S Sunday, Match 3: The spring or vernal fast of the comments on this game iil~ident it came to mean any manner o[ as good ilS you," ," I El'cnson d and Sermoll'. 9.30 • I ~ too Buildinll; 9.45 a.m., Adult Bilile (Tb\lsall Road at Common. 3,00 p.m,. PuoBc Address by Christian Church as observed. Dnd praiseing of ~(elchizedek. affability with others, But true One of the beautiful I '" p.m" Cathedral Del'oUons. Cinss in the Common, Room; wealth Avenue, Mount Pear\) W. Hardy, "Meeting the Needs in preparation for Easter, by the high priest. in that even the courtesy has an internal prin· tions of a courteous I Bl'oadcast ol'e!' C.B.N. .!o 1," :l I 11.00 a.m., Morning Wot'Shlp. '.' Saturday: Ember Day: Mhil.ter: The Rev. W. M. of Life Seekers"; 4.00 p.m., member of the Greek Roman patriarch, Abraham. paid tithes ciple. namely the seeing of the was (ound in Ihe ~' Preacher: Rev. R. W, Bralne. Moilcriet. B.A. Bible study. . Catholic and Anglican chUl·ches. to him; Divine in others. Perhaps one Newman; "He is nne , 7.30 a.m .• Matins; 8,00 R.m .• 'j' :: ~ Sermon subject: "Jlidgment 2,30 \l.m., Sunday Church Tuesday. ~Iarch 5: . The original fast of spring "For this lIIechizedek, king, of the most courteous men who inflicts pain, lie is :, ~ ":: }foh' Communion; 5,30 p,m.. From The Cross." Broadcast " f.1 E School; 7.00 p,m. Evening Ser. 8,30 P,m,. Bible StUdy. which prcaceded Easter was of of Salem. priest of the most hi~h ! ever lived was Boaz. When h cupied in rcmo~in~ the 'I ',i .. I • vensong. Radio Station VOCM; 11.00 vice, Friday, lIIarch 8: fOl·ty hours' duration. this be· God. who met Ahraham reo saw a poor woman, Ruth, which hinder the free and .; II': I a.m,,· 'fhe Nursery wll! meet In " I, ; ~ Wetlnesday: 7.30 p.m .• Bible Speaking and ing the number of hours that in· turning from the slaughter of gleaning in his fields. he totd barrasscd action of tho!e , I"~ I I CHAPEL OF EPIPJlANY Ihe South Room; 2.~1l \l.m., Suh· 8,00 Lenten Devotions. Reading Class, 8.30 p.m" Min tervened between the death nnd the kIngs, and blessed him: the workers to leave some "she· him ann he concurs tilb' • 'I C.. ' I , t ,: i I' (~tra\Vberry lIlarsh Ruad) day School; 3.45 p.lII., r.hurcll SaturdaY: istry Development Class. resurrection ilf Christ. Addi· "To whom also Abraham gave aves on purpose." The very movements rather tilll I,' : II . (1st. Sunday In L'!nll ,1tlembershlp Class; 7.00 p.tit., 't,1 , 10.30, Confirmation, Class, We Extend a Warm InVitation tional days were added, th!!ir a tenth part of all: first tICing triviality of his act is one of the initiatil'e himself, He " ' 9.30 a,lI1. Family Commnn· Evening WorshIp. Preacher, to Ail. number varying in different by intel'prelntion King of righl· the earmarks of coul'tesr: "He fully al'oids whatmr Ion; 2.30 p.m, Sunday Sehuul: Rev, R. W. Bralne. Sernlorl sub. ST. -DAVID'S - churches. eousness and after that at so Ihat is faithful in thnl which is a jar or a jolt in the , ' 7.00 p.m., Evensong and Ser· jed: "The Substance of 'l'hlng! Elizabeth Avenue East Church: of TLo , King of' Salem, which is King least. is faithful also in mu~h." those with whom he is mono Hoped For." Minister: The Rev. J. S. S, 111 e Cassian (420 A,D,) says six of peace; Courlesy ~Iwa~s has. the po,-ver clashin~ of opinion Ot ThumJays throughout Lent: ' B A B or seven weeks was the period "Nol" consider hOI" ~reat this of descend 109 mto minute thangs of feeling. ali restraint t! ,i : ' Armo t1r. .., .D., S.T.M. N· a%a ren' e . th· ral churche but' , " 800 p,m .. EI'ensons and Ser· WESLEY UNITED CHURCH 11.00 a.m., Morning Worship, ...:... ' ___'_.( ... _...... ___ ' _,'_.:. ... ' _ 10 e seve s, man was unto whom even Ihe and being attentive to little pea· pieion or gloom or ilIOn, Minister: Rev. V. A. Smith, 11.15 a.m., Junior Church - none exceeded thirty· six fasting patriarch' Abraham gal'e the pIe, always;doing more ~han the his great concern beio! t! B.A., B.D Minister of Visitation: School; 2,30 p,m., SenIor Church (Wesleyan) days. He affirms that the ob· tenth of the SIJoils. book of ehquette reqUires. It even'one at their me .: I ST. THOl\IAS' 97 Park Ave., Mount Pearl servance of Lent is not primi. "And vcr'I'ly they that are of was said of Sir Walter Scott,; hom~. lie has his Rev. F. (i. Weir. OrganIst and Sc h 00; I 3. 45 p.m., Senior High Rev. Verbltl E. Williams tive t f . h . (lsi. Sunday In Lent) 0 , , , . I. I ChoIr Direc!or: Mr. W. E;'ail Fellowship; 7.00 p.m .• Evenhig . the sons of Levi who receive "He speaks every man as I hiS company: e IS Rector: Re\·. H. Rhodes , Whit~w8:;, ,A,T.c,M. Worship. Th.B., Minister. ' The historian Sozomen (440 the office of the' priesthood, they were hlood relations," the bashful. gentle , , Cooper. Clergy: Rev. D. Genge, 10,00 a.m" The Jullior Bible Wednesday: ,Sunday: A.D,) wl'ites of the fast: "The have a commandment to take One of the first rules of cour· distant, and merciful , ' ., Rev. C. Russell. Parish Worker: Ciass In tile ~i'lm~rv !loomi 11 8,00, Adult Comiriunlcant 10.00 a.m .• Family Bihle Hour Quadragesimal fast before Eas. tithes of the people according to courtesy is; "LoI'C without hypo· absent. He guards d: Miss O. Rodway. Organist: Mrs. Cls!s. ' 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship. ter some observe six weeks, as the law that is of their erisy." Courtesy is not affecta· seasonable allusions or II; , Peler Dawson. a.m. Nurser, jn th'l Young People's room. Junior Congrega. 6,30 p,m. Prayer Time; 7.00 p.m the lIiyrians n n d Western brethren' 'though 'thev come tion but affection; not a mask which mal' irritate. He 1: ' 8.00 a.m. Holy Communion 1 tion In the Primary and Be­ Service of Evangelism. churches' others make it seven out of the loins of Abraham: that one wears to win lhe good cars for ~Iander or ' , , 9.15 a,m,. Family Communion. ginners' rooms. Morning Wor· Wednesday: weeks a~ the Constantinopoli. "But he whose descent is not repute of another but the s,er. scrupu!olls in ' 11.00 a.m" Holy Communion. Salvation Army 4.30 p.m,. Junior Fellow tans •and neighbouring chur.1 counted from tilem received tithe vice one rend,:r? to anoth~r toe. to those \\'ho interfere Preacher. Rev. D. Mnwer; 11.00 ship, Rev. V. A. Smith. The ship; p,m., Prayer and ches," of Abraham, and blessed him cause of the D1I'lne Image an ,he and interprets erer)1hing , , Sacrament of Infant Baptism a.oo : " R.m., Junior Congregation; 11,00 will be admlntstered, 2.00 p,m .• TEMPLE CORPS Bible StUdy. , 'that had the promises, bes!.·' B.m., Nursery School. aged 2·4. Springdale St" st. John's. A friendly weleome awaits In the Itrst three or four cen· "And without atl contradiction is nol. And as we think. we aile of thc greatest i,: Parish Hall; 2.45 p.m .• Sunday The K.F.S. Bible Class in the :,1 Choir Room; 2.30 p.m" Sunday Major and Mrs. Arthur Pike, you. ~ turies much latitude was allow· the less is blessed of the helleI'. realize that about the main thing courtes)' is School and Youth Fellowship. Corps Ofiicers. cd in the observance of Lent: "And here men that die re· man is greedy about. is money. of the rudeness :' Ii- 4,00 'p,m., Holy Baptism and School; 3.00 p,m .• Church Mem· Chrysostom recommends but eeive tithes' but there' he And so that men will have parents. and o~ , , : I ',", bership Classes; ,7.00 p.m., Sunday: . Gospel Hall • Churphlngs; 4.00 p.m.. Girls' 11.00 a,m" Holiness Meeting. does not enforce It. insisting on receiveth th~m of whom it is the privilege of learning .to wives, and of Imes World Day of Prayer, Canon Evening Worship: Rev, V. A. 41 Smith Ave., lhe -prior necessily of goo d witnessed that he liveth." share their jJOsseslons. learntng is due to thc fact that Smith, The Sacrament of the B·C. B,C.; 11.45 a.m., D[rectory Wood Hall; 6.30 p.m" Evening Classes; 2,30 p.m" Sunday (North ot PennY\\'ell Road) works and alms·giving. John The law of the tithe in ancient to he thankful, and 'give u.s the has swallowed up Prayer. Broadeds! CJON; 8,00 Lord's Suppcr will be administ· Sunday: 10,30 a.m, Worship Chrysostom was a Christinn Israel was well understood and opportunity to overcome ~hlS ob· The best place (or ered; 8,30 p.m" The Presbytery School; 3.00 p,m .• Bible Cla5scs; p.II1., Teachers' FelJowship. Meeting; 2,30 p.m. Sunda saint and preacher, He was we find lhat Jacob stacIe to become more hkc our i\'here IIf mostly Young People's Fellowship Hour 6.00 p.m., Young People's Me~t. covcn~nled Canon Wood Hall. Ing; 7.00 p.m.. Evangelistic School, 7.00 Gospel Meeting y born in Antioch, the son of a to give a tenth 10 the Lord. Father in heaven. this ancient [IuoliS. It is , ' I' WEEKDAY SERVICES In the Y'P'.U. rooms, All young Roman soldier, and by the in· "Jacoh vOlved a. vowed-"and 1"1\' of tl'thl'n~ has in this dis· it is uscd onl), occll!ionlUi/, Meeting. Tuesday: p.m, Bible Study """.I' d e alwlf! Wei'lnesday and .·rldIlY: men and women are Invited. a.oo [Iuence of his mother. became a of all that thuu shalt give me pen"tatl'oll been revived Ind reo undisclp mc ar TUesday: Th ursday: 8.00 p.m. Prayer Meet 0 I 'ntlv at! . , 7.90 B.m., Holy CommunJr.n, ----- tUb p,m., Home League. Christian, He Iive~ 8S n hermit, I wiil surely give the tenth to \'ealed to the Prophet Joseph teous: t Ie sal . 'CID (Chapelli 10.00 a.m., Holy Com. COCHRANE STREET Thursday: o 8 i but in 386, being than nbout ao. thee. (Gen. 28; 20·22) Smith and given to the members courteous, An Amen. munion; 8.00 p.m., Lenten Ser. UNITED CHURCH FIrst aptlst he was ordai.ned. In 399 he. was AmI again, tithing was com· of the Church, for which keep· during the Korean ~II " vice.' Minister: Rev. L. A; D. Curtis, 8.00 p.m., Central Holiness made archbishop, or patnarch manded and set as a law in the ing of that law is one of the ed a mi5sion3ry Meeting. Colonel G. lilgglns in Monday Through Fridny: B,A,. B.D,. D.D.; Organist and charge. Ch urc h of Constantinople. when his MORlnc Code., 'LeI'. 27;30·3~) first duties of the Laller·day sUl'I'ind se\'cral 8;30 a.m., Mattins (Chapel); Choir DIrector: Di'; Do K. - ....._--.' -.... _ ...... 1...... _ eloquence won for him the and the Lord rebuked Israel Cor Saints, munist prison, , 1M PortUgal Cove Rd. name of Chrrsostom, or neglect in their payment of Besides teaching us honesty. death marches: , 9.00 .a.m .• School ServIce; 5.30 Peters, L.T.C.L. . CITADEL CORPS gol~en. p.m .• Evensong (Chapel). 11.00 a.m,. Mornlnc Wor~hip. Rev. F. C. Fenerty B.A. mouthed. HIS attacks on Wick· tithing' asking "WiiI a man roh love, gratefulness, economy lind him. he 11'35 Charr!:,1 Adams Avenue" Sunday Services: edness in high places led to his God d[ His tiU;es and offerings?" faith the tithe in the Church to· his back," T a '_ , , . Junior Congregation, Nursery; Brig. and Atrs.K. Graham, VmGlNIA SCHOOL CHAPEL 2,30 p.m., Sunday School; Bible 9.45 Sunday School; 11.00 banishment in 403. He was soon (Malachi 3:7·1\) da\' 'Is used for the buildings Corps Officers. a.m,. Morning Worship; 7.00 recalled but was again in dis· Dr, James E, Talmage in Ilis of' Temples, schools, and othrr 2.30 ".m., Sunday School. Class; 3,30 p.m." Church Mem· Sunday: Friday: bership Class; 7.00 p.m.. Even· . • . ,p.m.• Evening Worship, follow grace when he. died, Sept. 14, writhtg, "The Lord's Tenth." purposes so helpful to a Christ· Sinners, 8,00 p.m., Lenten Service llig Worship, followed lJy Sac· 11.00 a.m.1, ,!ollness Meehng; l'd by I'The Lord's Supper." 407. He wrote the prayer in the teils 'us that at the time of our ian way of life. It is a law. _ • rament of Holy Commtinion. 11.45, a.m" Directory Classes; Wednesday: Anglican Prayer Book said i~st Lord's personal ministry, ,·the where by if lived, as any oth~r Waits CHRIST CHURCH, QUIDI Both services Will be con· 2,30 p.m.. Sunday School; 7.00 7.45 Mld.week service for before the end oC both mormng law of the tithe had been suo· commandment, the follower I.S ·t to P. m ., Eva' ng e1° IS t'Ie ..",ee tl ng. Bible study and Prayer.· an d evenmg ' prayer. plemented by innumerable rules,. promised blessings. so great , t S·lnller. JesuS 11'll1 s tl VIDI ducted by the minlsler. 'Visitors Captain J D d ' t II If you will but come S.BO p.m. Sunday School; will receive Ii cordial welcome. . wyer an a < , In hl's present form the gen. comprising unauthorized exact· Is unimaginable, Malachi e s On the CroSS He group of Cadets of the otficer's ft b d I t If I' the I w of 11.30 p.m., Eveninl Prayer. T Pe n't ecos t aI eral observance of Lent dates IOns' 0 en ase upon mere us tla we Ive a d Wednesday: GEORGE STREET ~:~~~~~ College in charge. _.. from the ninth century. trivialities. Christ approved the tithing,":'''I will open YOdU the Made P~;o~;men~ fO;~i.~ 8ETtlESDA PENTECOSTOL Lent is a time for spiritual tithe. but made plain the fact windows of heaven. an pour H . ble lie IS 11.00 p.m., Lenten Service. UNITED CHURCH e \l~ -'--- Minister: Rev. N. Winsor, B.A., 7.aO p,m., Home Lelgue . at TEMPLF stock· taking by individuals. A that other duties were none the you out a blessing, that htherte If "olSu ahu~bt). let Him If. Sunset Lodge, Circular RORd. tess imperative." (See ~Ialt. shall not be room enoug 0, d IT. MICHAEL'S AND ALL B.D.; Organist: Mr. A. Kins· Wednesday: ,1 / Pastor: Wilfred G. Ball; As man's or woman's approach to 23;23) receive it. IMal. 3;10) In repenting an e ANGELS man. ' . 8.30 p.m. Married Couples' sistant Pastor: Mr!. W. G. Ball religion is purely a personal The law of tithing was still After all. the prime or great He will cteans )'O1l (St. Clare Avenue) 11.00 8.m. Mornir.g ,Worship. Chin. Sunilay Meetings: matter. However. some effort bll h sin. ur~J ' p'. M tl at abstinence during the next observed during the apostolic purpose behind the esta s· d ath 15 s (111. Suilday In J fnt) Junior 'Congregillbn; 2.30 p.m., 10.30 a.m;, rayer ee ng period, and for quite some time ment of the iaw of the tithe Is Sinner. e. t is far 8.00 I.m. Holy COlllmunlon; Sunday School, Bible Class, 11.00 a.m,. Mllrning Worship forty days will add to the sta· after that. Gradually, however. the development of the soul of God's appointmen i! thl 11.00 Lm., Holy Eucharist;.2.30 Church Meinbershlp Class; 7.00 Sacrament of Lord's "upper ture of all those succeedin" in h Look around yoU, S Trinity Lutheran " b the practice of the tithe was the tithe payer, rather thnn t e p.m., Sunday Schools; 2.30 p.m., EvenIng WOi'ship. A spec· 3.00 p.m., Sunday School, you giving up a bad habit of Cllt· robbed of its sacred charact~r providing of revenue. The latter ing. dealO'1 p.m., Blbl e CI asses, 4. 00 p.m,. ial service for ihe "Scaiers" . are invited to attend our Sun· Ung dbWh on some particular . f Old and young, Church I. Dver.indUlnencc. WiIl.power Is a and it was made to serve as a is an all. important purpose. or II II Holy Baptism and C~urchlnll Dr. A. S. Butt. Supt. of Home rl~~' Scnobl, and enjoy It With b means of forced, state or secular so far as money is needed for ca ; ~'8its (If Women; 6.30 p,m" Evensong Missions, and Rev. T. J. Pitt us. Mr. L. G. 5padu:. Supt.; 7.00 great human attribute and ex p.r· taxation. the carrying on of the work of Jesus lore )'ou, and SIlmon. will assist In the coMtict of WorshiPping ~t P~pperreli AFB p.in" Public EVimgelistic Meet·' dsed wMn necessary can liter· So this divine law was the Church the Lord requires you, II WEEKDAY SERVICES worship. '. Chi. pI!I . Inll, Rev. it D, king, wilt be the illly transrorm a weakling into eventually lost and taken away. money' that is sanctified by the Oh to·day lIis ca is Wednesday: Rev. Wm. Kurschinskit B.A.. special jlr~acher. a strong. courageous person. and man's great dlfferanec from faith of the giver: but blessings At 'the Cr?SS ~:,;ttaU Come ilid Mir, and wOI'shlp Bad habits are not confined d t· t I by Ali your sans . h' oh: 7.30 I.m. Holy Communion; ST, JAMES pastor., . to What one eats or drInks but God came into being an as beyond es Ima e. as guagec Linht in thy hg , 8.111 p.m., Annuil Masonic Ser. Elliablilh AVl!illlli· lf~lt . (Firat SlInafly hi Lent) Wllh Us. ., Ezekiel spoke in "prophesy. the coin of the realm. are as· b vlce. Adult Confirmation C1asi Minister: Rev. P. J. Penney,· 10.0t> a.m. Sunday I::liurch EUIn . TaJjerllil~le to the whole approach to dally "-Thou hast greedily gained of 5ured unto him who strictly see. d ert! followln, 11.1& p.m. service. ' B.A., B.D., OrB. Iliai' 'and Choir School, The Servlcej 6.30 p.m., Pastot,' tlrlihatn' E. Nbble IIvhlg-at work and play, Some thy neighbors by extortion. and conforms ~to the law of lhe tithe, Thy grace an m . Frldi11 ...., I Director: Mr. Eric' 0, Abbllttl . E,vertihll 'VebPUs., Asst. Pastor Mrs. 'Grall&m E. car drivers, for example. liould hast forgotten me, snith the Lord because the .Lord hath so com. Revived and •• hI' . become better dt'ivers, more The God of 10.00 8.m., Holy Communion: L.TiO,L, M. MUll 'julllth' Choir I~O e. God." (Ezek. 22:12) . manded. '1.30 p.m., Evenson. and Inter- Dia'~C!lbi'I,. Mh, ,;:. w, DavU, 10.00 i.m, .00d Old . StorY tolerant and less bf a nuisance Man as we can readily se. ~=:::.-.:.------::= eesslons. '. . 9,30 .,m •• The .'Word lind the Broadcast liver VDCM; 10.30 tei lollow·drlvers if they w ere knowledge is greatly different 'j Christian . '1' 00 ,'it to get Borne of the message 01 ! 'CBURCR OF ST. MARY' Way" stddy Group, 11.00 un;i •. In. Prayer,· 1. l.m -,vQr Lent Inld their systelll, T h a tfrom the Great Creator, and . THE VIRGIN SUnda)' tlchot)l; NIirNry, Kin .. · , Science ship; ~.411 11. In. ,SU1\JiI.I' Schllol these differences are our . (lit. sudiy ta tellt) detgarlenL!rlmll'Y1 11;00, I.m., 6 ' 6;30 p.m .• Prllye~: ''t.00 p.m., Old goed's al1 down the line of human obstacles of our eternal progreso • i.m.· Holy Cllli1mui1lohl 11 Mornlng WorshIp. The· Sacra· FIl§lliorl RevlVlil' Serticl!. en cavour. sian to rehirnlng to the pre· I.m., LIUlliY Iii Proo8Biiont Blinl mlmt of Infant. B.~t1.m will be(i:ol'fl@tR@lIl1lels Mill Roid and Mlllldny: ' .' 'The hospital is a piace where sence at our Father in Heaven. Enibar!al;' 8.BO. p,m., !lunda!' administered; Uo p:m" ~unday . ,"El1lplrl! Avllnuil) • 7.00 p.m,. C" AI SpecialPra)'· olie of ten finds shIning exam· For as the Lord said, "F'or Rev. David L. Coddington .Sehool Ind Bible ClUB: ,4.00 S~ooIL . J~"lorlnd. Intei'nii!ill· Sunday: ei' SerVI~e." pies of C1!rllitlaflity despihUvhat my thoughts ~re not your .Evangel Choir p.m:, Evensoili ahd Jh)y :Ilii~· ale,. 2.30 P.m" Church. Member.itoo •• ttI., !Uildiy Yefflce. l'uesdaY: ' . Muld be tenned, without being thoughts. neither' arc your wnys tlsml 8:36 p.lIt,. Spe~lal 'si!r\tle~ ship .c1 ...,,(Setlior); .... IIO ~Plnl." l!ltibji!t:t( of .L@ssOil S~triuli!: 8,01) ji;Ili., Prayer ~rvice. irrevereht. pdvllte Gethseltiatle~, my Ways, saUh the Lord. For at which wi are to hear iI 'tap~ ~~t1rclt Ma!libirihlp ~l.is, (J~." CHRIST .JESUS. \ Wl!illlesBfty!, '. '. The world Is well popUlated With iis the heaVehs arc higher tium EVERY SUNDAY rl!Clltdlll1 tlfBI.htlp Byrftd'k'id. 191'); ~.bti p,m" J!vehin. Wllr· .' 11.00 a./ll. Stil1daY School for 8.00 p.m, W.M.C. jlbod. kind people leading ex· tile earth. so are my wayt (Visual· interpretation for ·dr ..... to OI~et.1 SYlllld. TWb'e ship:, .Mlntbl!rs:~i 8e1,IIIlHnd pupils up to the aile II! . 20 Thursday: ,',.... ~iiijililry lives ahd forever true higher thart. your ways, and till' . fllllo.id by • partel d\scUhfoti lite, ~blilmHtl!e Ilf, StiW.t~s will ~@if~, .' . 3.00 \i.In; Ladles liriYliJ' ~I'et. t6 the GoWell flUle. Some of us thbughts yoUr thoughts. (lsa . the Deaf) In.~ the 'FiftH.1t HilI. .' ' ' . be In:ita,ll.d, 8.15,)im.i! HI.Oj WeillteMdayL, . Itl!!; ~.oO, p.lII, 'fifil§dca~t: 8;90 may not 'he tOb far up the iad· 55:8·9). _ ' ltAt>1O . . WfitlKbAv SERViCE ' 8.15'p,IiI'ISludYGreilp for I'The '. 8.t!OliillI., Meeting. , p,m. ilullllt! S~r\llce;·' del' ilt this respW s~ with the One' of the greatest dlfferenees VOCM 590 KC 4:30 p.m, Wedl1~.diy" Friday 'lId: Sat· Welrd,and, tli~ Way;' wnl lIleet SlltitfdlY,' . , Saturday: . ) ,'." . ctimillg of the Holy Season nf between God and Man slnce!hl! urdIy of thilweek ale El\lbe~ ·11i ,lhll.lldi{orium,'Everyone I. '. ,:tlJlJ ..Uo p.m., .,Fr6e Rbdihi Mil jl.lli" 'Youth Slltvl~e, Al t~nt We have the oppHrttihily to loss of the pI'inclple of tithing. ·DI)'I., " ,.', ,~Icoine.' '. , Room, . are w~lcoine: • ' . " make ilniel1ds. Is' that mgn isl selfIsh and God . ' ' . . . , , ' <,,' .. ' :' , . ------_.--.------... ----...... ( THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, lIIARCH 2, 19&3=11 PRISCILLA'S POP Bv AL VERMEER SW£ETI £ PIE Bv NAlJll-;t:, SEL rlE~

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.JACOBY "What do you mean, 'It looks like a' child did it'? , ! ON I did it!" CAPTAIN EASY Bv LESI.IE TURNER - B'RIDGE I ,. !. . THANK~. 1 GOT AGUMP,,& rHiHe;-AA'!;;i;K:EEDDFCFORi'iIr,r, WVAii:L.:::-.. '\cmAimYiiOri'l on . .. OF LEONARD. J1:UP'I ... lfJ My WHE/J HE AN/JOYED YOU! fA"IL'I'~ t!O~! HOW MAyaE !P SETTeR WALK HE GET TIlAT BLACK HOME ... AND IoJOT JOI/J TH' PAftTY WHERE VIENNA COUI' W AS BORN 7.36-Bill Allen Show News, Sports, Shipping 7.4S-World of Sports News and Weather. 7.5S-News (Local) 9.0S-Music for Mlllions NORTH B,OO-RCAF Tower, Torbay g,ao-Top Tunes and Golden 4J 103 (Weather Report) Hits .AICQJ4 B.03-Ncws (National) 10.OO-News Highlights. .632 8 08-BIII All Sh lO.Q1-Top Twenty Tunes '" 6 5 . en ow 10,IS-Popular Hit Parade and I WEST EAST News. B.1S-Sports Caplule .K2 4987654 Clock 8.2S-News News \1109876 \'5 /lew. and Wea\b~r 8.ao-Hit TUDe of the Day 1.OS-Weather Forecast • J 108 .K9 Clock ",10832 8.SS-World of Sports US-News '" 9 74 i DCl'otiDns 8,40-BIll AileD Show 1.3S-EdltorlaL SOUTH (D) .Bv NEAL ADAMS Church News 8.5S-News UO-Spllrts. 4AQ NclI's and from 9,lJ{)-Mornlng Meditation US-Art Baker's Notebook. .32 WE WILL BEGIN TO own Correspondents Weather 2.00-News Highligbts. ~AQ754 LIVE LIKI'O REAL Pg)PLE AT 9.03-.Bl\] Allen Show 2.01-Road Show and News ",AKQJ LAST. TH" SOUND AND FURY, Nortl\ and South vulnerable iHE STRUTTING AND PREENING 9.31-The Bli Six Show B.OS-National News South West North East ENOS, AND A NEW LIFE 10.OO-Newl 6.IO-Sports 1 • Pass 1 • Pass FOR US BEGINS. YOU WILL lo.o3-The Stork Club 6,30-Dick Earl Club 93 and 3 '" Pass 3 ¥ Pass BE MY LIGHT, MY INSPIRA­ 10.08-The Russ Clarke Show News 3 N.T. Pass 4 N.l'. Pass TION, SYBIL, PE'AR. News Headlines and 8.00-Saturday Hit Parade 54!1 Pass 5 N.T. Pass Weather 10.01-National News 7 N.T. Pass Pass Pass I2.4S-Fisherman's Forecast 10.1S-C. J. Corral Openinng lcad-¥ 10 12.55-New5 10.30-National News. , ' I.OO-Blue Star New. 10.4S-Sports and Menages Report I. IS-World of Sports l1.00-Ncws Highlights .'arm Prollr:lIn 1.2S-The Russ Clarke Show 11.01-Saturday Night House· By OSWALD .TACOllY Day Serenade, I.SO-Ncws Headlines party and News Bulletin, 1.31-The Travel Guide 2.0l-1'hm Ofl. Written for of Stm 1.3S-The Russ Clarke Show SUNDAY, March 3rd. and \I' cather Newspaper Enterprise Assn. BY DICK CAVALLI US-Constabulary Report' A6~O-Slgn On 2.00-News Headlines ~----~------~-- lO.OO-This Is my Story 3,35-Sunday Variety Around 1860 an English ~ VOURE ~VlNCd BUT YQU'Re f'Allt-G BNTIR£:l)I writer proposed a prob· 100 MUCH CANDY! 10.SO-Sunday Serenade 1.15-When 8 Child Ask. MOWIlHI6 WAY••• 9.30-Sunday School lem with the story that the 10.45-World of Sport lo.Oo-News In a Minute greatest player in Vienna had lO.55-Newl looked at the cards ami re· H.OO-Weather Forecast from 10.01-Under Twenty l0,0O-Week In Review marked: "Why, of course, Suuth Torbay Tower makes all the tricks." 1l.OZ-Tbe Big Top Ten H.OD-News In 8 Minute lOS-Sign Off ll.Ol-Chapel tor ~hut.lns None of thc whist players of ~t;~~~;::~e; Opera · I2.01-Slng it Agam the day could see how the News and Weather 2.01-Saturday Sound Stage, 12.35-Party Line grand slam could be made and of Praise News and Weather 1.OD-News In a Minute the hand has given us the lIame Musicale 5.OD-Bob Cole Show 1.01-Longlnes Symphonctte of the Vienna for all sim· '. 5.3l-Supper Se~enade UO-News i1ar plays. It is a classic among Jamboree M5-Flsherman s Foreellt , I.Oo-Parliament Hill bridge players. Log ~.55-News 2.00-News in a Minute In whist clubs were For ~Iarinef) 6.00-Bulletin Board 2,Ol-Showcase and south would lead. In con· , is m)' Story 6.IO-Movle Guide 3.01-Showcase tract 1 have made South de· Belt of Dixie 6.15-8ports Report 4.01-Showcase clarcr at no·ttrump and, while ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HA}'·ILIN National News 6.25-Travel Gul~e ' 5.OD-Ncws in a Minute it docs not matter what card Hockey 6.SO-Early Evemng News 5.01-Chlldren's Story Hour West opens, I have assumed a Off, 0 Canada, Roundup 5.30-Hour of Decision heart lead. Queen, 7,0O-Canada at Work, 6.00-News Highlights South wins in dummy and 7.lS-Shellelagh S~oWl1m. 6.lS-Caillng All Children runs off four clubs. Wcst can· ~rl1. 7.30-News Headlines 6.30-St. Thomas' Church not afford to throw n diamond 7.31-Back to the Bible 7.45-Showcase or a spade on the last club so B.OO-Cream. of the Crop" B.OD-News in a Minute must unguard the hearts as the Nl'ws and Weather 8.0l-Showcase lcast of all evils. IO.OO-The Night Show 1000-Newl 'l'hen South makes thc Vienna IO.SO-News Headlines lO:Ol-Family Bibl. Hour Coup play, He play his ace of 10.31-The Night Show 10 SO-News spades and cstablishes West's 10.4S-World of Sparta 10:45-Vo!ce of Prophecy king as the top spade. lnddcn. !. lUO-RCAF Tower, Torbay l1.1S-Slng Something Simple tally, dummy will have dropped ... (Weath~r Report) 1l.4S-Vera Lynn a diamond on the third elub " . 11.~Z-The Bill Top Ten l2.20-Muslc for Sweethearts and either a diamond or spade 1l,30-News ~eadllnes l2.3S-Music for Sweethearts on the fourth one. Gardener 1l.31-The Night Show, News l2.5jl-Interlude Now South runs off dummy's Hy LEON SCHLESINGER ~!i[hbn""l" News and Weather. 1.00-News in a Minute last four hearts and discards BUGS BUNNY Morning Maga. U5-News Summary, Weath· 1.01-Slgn Off the queen of spades and two er Report and Tim. :.:..----- diamonds from his hand. West :' Army Temple 2,05-Slgn Off. has to hang on to the king of YOWl spades because of dummy's SUNDAY, Match Srd. jaek and must discard one of SUNDAY, ~Iarch 3rd. 6.28-Slgn On his three diamonds whcreupon 6.35---Morhlng Meditation ,A.M. South the diamond 6.38-Sunday Serenade lO.OO-'rell us a Story . and makes three diamond 6.55-News and Weather 10.15-8tor1 Time with Nancy Iricks. 7.00-The Good Life Edwards Miscellany 7.15-Sunday Serenade lO.ao-Hymns we Lov. of the Air 7.115-News and Weather l0.45-0rgan Music CARD SENSE News a.OO-Back to the Bible 11.00-St. Andrew's Presbyter· Q-Thc bidding has been: r.: Soutb Report 9.00-NewB Headlines ian Church West North East I. Calls St. Pierre 9,01-Oral Roberts l2.15-Muslcal Momenta 1. Double Pass 3 \I Concert 9.30-Sunday Serenade 12.30-V.0.W.R. Presents 3. Pass Pass ? 9.55-News and Weather l2.45-Hlgh Adventure You, South, hold: IO.OO-The Peoples Gospel Hour I,OO-Close Down .8 5 ¥K Q 8 6 4 +K J. 2 n.OO-News Helldllnes 2.30-1'0 Be Announced '" 9 6 -1 ll.Ol-Church Service 6.00-Muslc of the Masters What do you do? 12.1S-Vistas of Israel a.SO-Hospltal and other Reo . A-Bid four hearts. l'ass Is 12.30-News por~s a close second choice, but the 12.SS-RCAF Report 6.4D-Dr. Ritchie F. Bell bid should be preferred. I l2.4~lJnday Sertoild. 6.55-Daily Meditation TODA YB QUESTION 12.4~P'I.hermin'. FarecUl 7.00-Rellglous Service from You bid four hearts. West 1.00-NeWs Headlines Wesley United Church and North pass and East bids 1.0l ..... World of Sport 8.00-0rgan Music four spades. ' What do :/011 do 1.1D-:-Newi Summary 8.1S-Eventlde· EchoeJ now Move · UI!-Bcoutlnl Tr'll US-The Question BOll Answer Tomorrow Nallonal News UII-The' Blbl, Spiaki to 8.30-The Searcb ReView and You g.OO-Sunday Cborale Speaker II.DO-New. Headline. US-When a Child Asks T Canidlan Trial. 2,Ol-Revlv.t. Time 9.30-The Proteaiant Hour • BARBS· apICOI! Singer. 2.80-8undar Ser_nad., News lO.OO-Hospltal and other R&- Olf_O Clnlda _ and Weithet ports By HAL COCHRAN QUetb UO-The Lutheran Hour IO,lS-,Weather Forecast A Southetn town had a ban II.OO-Nllwl Headlln.. TV PROGRAMS APPEARS ON on sprlhkllng. Maybe afraid 5.01-Alhle Talks PAGE 111 the water would freeze. 5.1~Sund.J Seren.de· •. III • 8.30-Lawrenee Welk Sbow J,1ortowing neighbors may be 5.55-0NeW~ why you see so few door mats 'I.OO-Ave Marie Hour these days with "Welcome" on 6.3Q.;.:-Sundar Serenade, them. . . Weith., .lId Wlither til· • ., .""AnI•• Show ·1I.b/;....NI'W. Illd Weallter A SOllthern woman had her Meditation •. cat insured for $2,000. If it's "aPlin. alloWed 10 run' the. l1ellllibor· edDM. hood at nisht" not a bad idea. aha,,' · SATURDAY, MlIrch 2nd . .. .. '" 11IUi'1i . H's enough to give the own· ,.... ·.u'.T.-.flve.! Guld. A'.M .. ..,... ers a brcaltdown, Ihe way aulos . 8.aO-thi· JOb Ltwis show- Highir fd~~tlliti· gets' higher do In the wintertime . Mry year. .. , I .

,'I ..., :'" :~ ..: If-rn DAlLY NEWS, ST, JOHN'S,. NEWFOUNDLAND, MARCH 2,1963 • 1 __ " • ( 4.' • ' U Town. EI 110 $13;\ 13'. m, - '" , ~ Vanderht 550 330 3:5 330 -10 Vanguard 5000777 Elect. Applicatlces We:tburne 500 1:\ B5 85 W.ten, 11.1 I?OO ~O ~ 50 Wectvllle 000 4'r4& 4111; ';l~ - ''2 British flappy HEAP & PAR' Clostnt liIale!: Illdustrials \67,200, ~~~LD,) Ltd, TN£1Is rr.inea and Oils 126.800. Wlfmg Matenab, Cables MOl "~t Prompt Delivery On La ors, S1'N~.· Over Surcharg~ Cut mps. SWitche! .:-'''Il. • STOVE OIL Fixtu . 1,llhli! , New' York, WAREaOu res. ~tc I MI 9,91 " '. LONDON (CP) - Canada's lems affecting our trade," SE' PRJ [lIAL' Roche 2000 7 GI!. 61> - V, Fll'lt otl and Go, 6.77 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCIIS recent decsion to cut sur- BLOW TO BRITAIN ·'FURNACE OIL ;01&Nll'S Ryanor 4000 13 13 13 - 0,; Fond. CoUeclU A ~:;~ ___-=:...:.8 .. San Ant 31200 U 3BI> 381>-4 Foncb Collectlt B 6,05 ~:~ N .~I'kThS't Ak"oErlat.d Pru. Charges on imports was the The temporary tariff SUl'- • IRON FIREMAN Satellite 1000 15 15 18 Fondo CoUectU 3.51 3 B4 .w .or . 0' nh ••,e-)Ia"h 1 I)est news British busines~men charges introduced bv Canada HEATING EQUIPMENT Drug Stores Toronto' Sherrllt 8638:m 290 290 _2 Group Inc, 9 51 997 xd - Ex,dlvldend, xr - Ex·rlghl$, Slim. Z30 823 525 825 Growth OU aDd G.. 6:59 ' xw-Ex·lV,,",ant.. NoL change Is from have had for some time. last June ranged from five to Sllvmaq 20100 261> 24 25 - lfl In ...lol'I Growth 4,23 ~:~ prevlou. UlIY'. 010... 1'101 Frederick Erroll, president of 15 per cent and covered about \1. (:ONNORS Sll ~Im.r 17900 30 28 211> - I> tnvestoTl Intl PreSCriPtions TO.ONTO CLOSING STOCK! Investors Mu~ual 1;,22 13,2: Slo,k S,I.. lII,b Low Cl"" Ch',e the board of trade, a govern- hall Canada's imports but they ~ ;t~ 87 . Tlse C,n••• an Pre... 511 St ..d 1500 37 34 34 +1 Stscoe '700 185 1Rl 181 +3 Mutual AeeumulaUnl ;::5 m ent department, said in the affected about two - thirds of delivery se~'IP ICj Tor.llt, !'Irk BuhlDre-March 1 Slanr.k 100 100 100 100 -10 Mulual Incom. 5:~ ~J.fro;]nd 1~~~ ~~tt ~i~: m: ~ ~ 1I Complet. labul.1I9n 01 Friday Ir.n.. Slarratt 7000 61> 61!! 61 • N Am.rlean 01 Cana". :;:~ lUl AUe,an)1 4000 10 fl 101!! 10',1 _" .. ouse of ~ommon~ that the British cxports to Cmillda, They PHONE 8,22: • cllon, (Q~otollon. In ••r.l. unit .. On. Wllltam str•• 1 $. Sleeloy 11100 41~ 41> 41!! w ~,lO ~~;r.~~ ~g~ I:~:! I:m I:~j\ ~~ measure win beneht our trade were relaxed twice prcviously marked I-Odd lot, xd-Ex·dlvldend; SI.ep R 1883 490 488 48~ -10 Provident = 'I xr-E.Hllbla 1W - Ex·warrants. N.t :,~6 ~:~. Am Can 070a m, 43% 45\, _ II and I hope that it will he fOI- in October and Novembel', 'but RADIO-TV chan.. 11 from previoul board,lol S!ur,eon 8100 27 2~1, 27 -! I Putnam Growth 'i Sud Coni 1100 9 9 9 Radl ..on . 0 Ani Cyan I06()(l SO'~ 49\, 50 - ',I lowed 500n by the removal of 1 thesc did not give much bene- .lo.ln, ..I •• ) Sullivan \lOll 172 m 172' Re,enl Am Mot .)I)QI)O 20~. 20\" 2l)"" -- II; II I Nel 10.07 10,95 Am Std 5700 131'. 13\'.1 13~,.-'i lOSe W licl! rcmain." I £it to British exports. 8.11. Hlrh Low tlo .. Ch',. Sunbunt 5300 12'.. m~ 12'" - I'.: R.search Inv •• Un. GHEAT EA~1'ER~ 1II00k Taurean 8OIlO 272m 26 -t Saving. Invellment g~ ~:~i Am Sugar 3100 m. 50'1 50\. - Ii He was replying to Sir Cyril However the latest relax a- MINES Tec:k.H 300U 166 166 166 -3 1962 Exec. Fund Cd. '1 04 '1 Am Tel - 24400 1191. 110\'1119 + 1-:' 0 b ", -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; C()~lPANY Lt' 1 I ' Aba... 13~9 20 17 1811 + I , .67 Am Tob 27100 28'1> 28 28'. + i., s orne. a Lahor member, who lion, announced Feh. 20, Terrllol')' %000 121, 12 \21,~ + ',1 T\' Elecironici - re'l" • REPAIl!S TO RAU , Ac.d. UraD 3000 & 6 6 Thorn L 1600 63 62 62 -2 Timed Inveslmenl . ::~~ :::~ Amllled 700 32". 3m 3m _ ,.' aske(1 what negotiations he Ilad duces 01' eliminates slIrchar"cs , Accra 5000 44 41 44 +4 Tomb1l1 40700 78 60 &I -9 Unlled A«umulallv. AND ALL i, Ad'· ...I. 1011 620 620 &:0 +2l1 ArmcuAncnda 51! 510114400 53m. 5:44l. 52lll44" -+~.,,', h a d WI'II J Ih C "I!-ana d'I.an govern- on trade worth about $1,200,-~ I GREAT EASTERN (o.LE(i~~' '+1 Torbrll 500 3B 38 J8 APPI,IA "r[~ C,1t. , A,nl34h 311.4RI> ~ + I,his 'ff Wh' IC II, h e Sat,'d amolln t e d erabl e hcneht' to ~..BI'llIsh ex· I .. Ana.on 170) 28 28 28 -10 Trll' 1700 78 78 78 ---- • 8.31 11 An,lo Hur 300 730 7~ 725 ,Ih Steel 12600 301, 301!! 30', 10 40 per cent in some cRses, porls, items inc lu d e dare CO., LTD. • ',,' Ar.. 1600 90 00 90 U ~lInlnl ,5100 23 22 23 +1 " Un BuUad H~OO 66 62 66 H ·o.lng 6600 381!! 38',lI 384. 0 b ,'d 11 I d" 'h I' . ' Insurance ~ I " ArjoG- 6500 91'. 9 9 -" Montreal .. orden 230) 61', IHf1'. 61 _',+', s orne S,ll la Ul\Dg, e c II n a, confectIOnery, choco·, Radio, Telev15lOn, Washers - Un K.no 280 7BO 78n 7811 , .. '. ;, 'L A Arcadll 85300 59 65 67 -3 Hefrigerators, Deep Frcezers ", Un Fort 10JO Ill; l!\, Il', + I, 'nl00~g E.Wdl•• ron 3000 12 41'" I!', - '\ last 12 years Canada h:ld sold lates, whisky a wide range of I , "r, A Aread Bw 3(0) 2$ 27 27 - I, Electric Rall~c6 ,J. J. LACEY I Upp Can :300 1.14 Ii>! m -I " 1400 331, 3," - '. t B't 'n g d ·tl £.1 It" , "1 All C MO 102 1M 101 -: MONTR};,\!' CLOSING STOCKS Brunswk 2~3DO 17'\ In,f6'\ 16h ,'. 0 1'1 ai" 00 5 Will I .1~oo ,- C ec !'Ical and olher machmery,'I " Co~ V"par 2~n 18 141, 15 Floor Pohshers. B I • ; ." Mia. "k 3000 R 7 8 H R:r The Canadian Prtll Bue)' Erie 2000 \5', IMi 15\1 + '\ 000,000 more than the goods she iron and steel itcms aircraft I Vlol,m 203!oO IB3 167 IBI + 10 Gramophones INSURANCt LId I'I "I AIlIn·Rul 57SOO 8 6'~ 610 Wtrner 500 12~~ 12~~ 1:!.',~ + I": Mo"lrul Stot'k Elcbll1le-Mlreh 1 Budd Co HOO 13'. 13'. 1m - '. II d b "ht (. B '1 ' I' f . ' Aumaq ~ 5H;! S1ta Sill IV Malar 5000 8\, B 81'l + I, Complete tabulaUo. 01 Friday Iran8' Burl Ind 27600 30', 30\1 301, _ I, 13 on b 10m \'1 am. alH all'CI'a I enl(tnCs. PubliC Adrlress IiY~lem5 Dependable Fire • , ,'. Aunor 600 375 375 373 -! , actions. (Quotations In cents unless 1 .. W•• t Mlnra 3159 315 299 30S +6 Calumet 1200 12,\> 12 12'1- ,.• EI'roll replied: "Wc are al· One bi" British export itcm ' Tape Recorders Prompt Claim i) I I. .! Bankn.ld 2500 18 18 IB IV Reaver 1000 131!! 1311 131, - I> marked $, z-Odd 101, lLd-Ex,rth'ld.nd, Can Dry 5Oi' 22', 2: 22 - ',\ ' \' Y . t I 'Ih Ih C t'I'" . I "I Barr Expl 500 18 18 11-1 W Surl I 500 15 15 15 xr-Ex right.. xw - Ex·warrants. Net Cdn Brew 13(~ 9'. DII ~~I_" \a s moue I WI e ana-I cars, S II carnes a 10,per·ccnt i OlAL 8.103\ ! . i I Ban Met. ~O 6n &''\1 6\; +1 chang. !J lrom pr.vtou. board,lol CPR 7SO\l 21', 24 24 _ I, dian government about proh· surcharge. I REPAIRS AND SERVICE 3 ,; Wlllroy 2100 162 160 160 -I .Ioslng aale.) I , I ' Ba':'l 1000 7 7 7 WiIt ..y 10000 lEI!! 18 18 Nt' Case J[ 14800 91i BT, 9 - '" ------~-~---==-:..------5 LINES 'I II (B.Duq 2,;00 lB 18 18 I CROSBIE & 8 , I ! IVr lIarg m8 90 ~O 9& _ I> Sto,k S.I.. Bl,h Low Clo., Cb',. Cater Tr 16000 3m 34'. 3m - '. I DIAL ~-300I to 8-3005 cn, " I '~oI1or 1000 41 II U +2 Yello,..' 1500 6 +1 Aluminl lS014 $13 2.2h 2~-~. Celanese 4300 37v,. 361~ 361~- \11 IUj:.I'~,tl)!,:::~:Il'U":'r.: L,'J ::~:'itl 1111",I\~ :,1il1:':: :l...\.III~rr t 1 r L d t A ' 'I ,: • ' ' 'lJ\hbft 3~ 272 28B 272 .1 6','.. Alum 2 pr 460 ,47 47 17 + I!! Che. Ohio 6\00 551' 55 55 _" rave rom on on 0 mster· I Agpnls rOI ' 2 ~ I 'I . , ,; Bib:, 202100 24 20 23 +2 Yk B•• r :300 115 114 118 Yuk.no 3000 8 5 8 Argu. 150 $91> 91!! 91!! _ II Chrysler 91~ 901> B7\I Bm _1'1 dam to Tangier and finally to 'I UNDERWRITERS At I ! , '" Sid cop 600 10 10 10 p WATER STRE.ET 1 , I :lenma. 4100 22 211> 22 Asbello, 121 $261!! 26\. 261> + 11. CltI.. Svo 4200 60~' 60 6010 - '\ th' d t' t' LLOYDS, I , ,Black Bay 10000 IS 1m 141, Zulapa 4000:0 191> 191> -II> Ar,u. 270pr 25 lSI 51 51 _ \4 Celvlt. 3300 401!! 391. 39', -I aramount clr es ma IOn. I 6 . , Kordulac 8~ 6 6 6 - I> OILS Ati SUI 595 $18 m. 17;. _;, Coca Col. 5500 9m 90 9m + I'. Stephen Boyd, who scored a I Jan2B,Iy ~t-3 LOW RATEs r: Bo• ..., 2100 44 43 43 -1 I I :' 1l1'OIIl·' Recl 1300 :9 29 :s -I .lImine. 8OO!35 235 238 All .. Steel 893 $371'. 3m 3m _ 40 CBS IB300 8m 5011 5l,", +m tremendous success as "j'les- ,------1 UiAl 8-5031 15 ,: )lUf1 Ank 800 225 225 215 -4 An, Ledue 4200 m 51> ~I> +1 Bank Mont 568 $63;.. 623", 63q:6 + ~, Coml Sol xd 5000 23';, 22~4 22~8 + ;.~ u . I An, U Dev 9500 33 32 33 +1 Bank NS 1140 $72 71 72 +1 Can Edl. &800 84\'. 83'" 83'I-lfl Today sala" in Ben Hur," continues his I ------: ' .: I Cabl. 1166 11 11 11 +11> A.amera 700 106 105 106 JOB BROTHER~ I , ' ~d.me\ 1000 10 10 10 Bailey S A 2:0 905 905 905 =~~ ~~ iii llr' mt ~i: t it ~:~Ia~:~ 8i~0 ~:I; ~~v. !~" ':::'1:: rise to top·flight slardom in :' I' Camp Chlb 2300 395 385 390 BIU 5'\. pr 140 '23 :s 25 +II!! B.II Phon. 3830 $54 83~\ 54 ~,. Con OU 1700 5m 56l1. 56 .. + % ,'1" ,,', 'il the demanding role of the In- & COMPANY, Ltd, " 'I C10mp RL lOll SI6'.' 1m 16'., + ',,, C.lalta 11700 14' 14 14 5 .' I C Tunl 1300 12 123 123 -2 Cal Ed 125 m 24 21 -4 =r~"l,lI ~~~ ~~\. ~~o 4i~ ~5,. ~~~~e t;:ood 333: 1B~ i~~ 48W + II "LISA", STARRING spector. Whilc lovely Dolores Water SInt: , .,11, C Astorl. 53 66 19 17 18 -I C Oll Ld, 1700 13!1 131 134 ,BC Fo",t 125 514li 14% Cr Zell 22()0 491. 4B1, 4B'1 - " STEPHEN BOYD Hart, in the most important , , . I C ~Ial.rl 11100 42 40 40 -2 \H,.- I. OIA1. 8·2658 - 84111 CS p.te 1250 390 380 330 : I I. ! ), +5 BC Pow 710 S19% 191!! 19\\ + 40 CUrti.. Wr 2tloo 21<. 21 2111- II I fIt Cdn NW 4000 7 7 7 Brown 2011 SI2V. 12V. 12~i Deere 3100 5m 58\1 58)< _ If, Set against bacl:grounds 'of, 1'0 cOler s age and screen : ; I I C smea :lOa 102 100 102 +2 C Dolhl 853 315 305 315 + I!! Cdn Dev 175 350 38' 3~ Prod 4;m -:; post war Europe and the Milt career, shows the maturity of a !H':G, T, ~1t'RGAN ,:' . L! Candoro 3000 13 \3 13 C Ex Ga. 6700 107 10.1 107 ~I~~o ~ $;4~ 7~ 7~~ -3~ g~~. S~~g 31~% ~n\ ~m .~: I l " , ,., Cnn.Erl. 2:00 10 10 10 C LI P.I. 1500 15 I~ I! -I> Cal POlY 4SO $21 201> 2011 + I> Dougla. 4700 26 251> 25'l> + '. die East, 20th Century-Fox and I seasoned actress as girl Captain 40110 II> 8 B', +1 _8 th~ i;\;~URANCE Ltd :, '. r: Cent Del 1983 810 825 828 120;8 '::7 + 1>' ;;6 -:;\, Jl!ark Robson fashioned an i who has no future until she .' 1 cautar 600 $11 101'0 11 +~. C E •• t Cr 1260 48 4B 48 -z ganDo~mSUI .~;\.~; ~~wPoCn~em 9~~~ ~~t ~5 ha~e , Telllllle Bldg" p, O. &1 .:' 'Cent Pat 700 I!O 110 110 -I C Mle Ma, 35390 4(;0 410 160 +20 CI Fnrtry 611 ,:2"" 22\, 22"" + Enot Kod 76,)0 1131\ 1\1\. 112 - '" exciting stOry of love and in· erases the past. ., ,,' Chesklrk 63000 12 11 12 ~\ I INSURANCE 311 Duchortb SI, _ '" C We.1 P 300 234 233 23J CSL . 350 582 52 82 Enlon Mig \lOll 351, 3,1. m, t . . :I!ark Robson who handled " 11' Che.t1r 1000 15 15 1:1 +2 Dev·Pnl ~O 79 79 79 -I CAE 1800 5Bli 811 81i + Ii El Auto L 300 5111 ll% 51', - % ngue In the Cinema·Scope-De ,,' " OIAI 803:0 or 8-1ill ;. Chlmo 20~ ~9 S 49 Deme Pele 1100 $l3li 13 13 +~, Cdn Brew 4985 lum 1M. 101, EI Pa,o 5600 18\, IN 1m - '. Luxe Color production "Lisa". the ,~lreCI!~~ on Pe):ton " l';: Chrom 900 140 135 140 CUvan ~oo 91!! 91> 91'0 " COth 1\'111 400 135 430 435 -8 Cdn Cel.n 1220 sm. 49\. 49'.- '. Flre5tn 3700 3m w. 341.- .. Starring Stephen Boud as a Placc and Inn of the Sixth, Rentals DynRmle 1500 22 211!! 2m + I> C Cel 175 pr 750 $3m 3m m. 't V. Ford 29800 4m 42 42'1. + '" 'Happine "11 I '. I, Comb ~ltI 2668 23 21'. 23 +11'.: F.rgo 3400 24B 240 240 -10 C Chem 2290 581\ W. M. Frueh Tra 8700 271\ 27',\ - I, man tryiBg to Jive down his. ss as we as produc- , C 'Belt.k 2300 6 6 6 +'1;0 ~7'1 Con C Cad \1500 5 41, 41, G1ncler 1000 12 Ill!! 111. - I> C Frb.. A :00 S8l. m 811 Gen Dyn 29300 261, 25'" 23', - '. pa t nd D I H t lUg and directing "From The I I Floor Sanders, Bell Gr PIal", 470 11211 121!! 121!! - ;, C Frbk. B 200 430 415 418 -5 Gen Elee 13100 73'. 72" 7J -". 5 a 0 ores ar as aT" ' , C DI.eo,· 105000 SO 79 to Grldoll 8150 40 39 39 -I C Hu,ky lOll $611 6'1 611 _ ',I Gen Fd. S/;OO 79', 77'\ -I girl who would d., anything to !hls tlme handed over POlVer Saws, Elec\lIcll CG "'row 1000 83 81 SI -4 78'., erra~e, I C lIam :700 26 26 26 110m. -' .222 $12 12 12 -! 'I. C Mill. 3: ,. escape the dealers in human I the dlrectmg. chores to Ietc. Reasonable Ralel , 1I0me B ~8 S12 \2 12 ~ ~~~o:~ d~1 ~:;2\~~: 4j~\' +~~. g~rc ~~:, 0 ~~~' ~~'I -:;:t P~ilip , C MOJul 10:10 ~I 9: 91 -I II B 011 G 1110 $!5',,> 1511 I~i CPR 2765 S2611 26 J6 Gen Tlr. 8100 21',. 211. 21'. + If. cargo the taut adventure opens I Dunne. The director has wIsely, S-5tI6, 8·7352 C Mosl,.. 1700 228 225 225 M.rtal 351>0 244 239 239 +\, c;lll pr 1:5 1m _ '\ tomo;row thl! Paramuunt I used Nelson Giddling's screen-I Con NIchol JOO ~" th II, Mlrt.on 120~ 26 26 26 g~ln ~1:Y.' I~lt.:': ~ g~g;kh ;~go 3;i~\ 3~J.:, 31;~, at U·RENT WILLIAMS C Nnl1hld I~O 27''> 27 27-1 Mill Cllr 1428:2 22 22 Con MS 975 '!3\1 :m 23', + 1< Goodye.r B5QO J3 31'. 31~. -1', Theater I play to full advantage with Con, Qu. 370n 50 48 ~ +I 16~ Water Sh'el 51. I, MUl1'hy 100 22.1 225 22.1 Dill S.ag 2015 $49 ~\, 18'. Grand Un 3~00 17', 17 17 -" "L' ,; d'd changing locales chase se- I EMPIRE C C Ramhler 2.1450 11~ 115 \I~ -3 Nat Pele lOll 212 21: 212 +4 D Bridge 112S S!1Ii 171. 1m + ~\ Gt A r 31Ot1 43 ·12', 43 + '\ lsa can I Iy portrays the' '! I DIV, Harris & Riseotl C R.~court 3200 9 9 9 N Concord 1000 5'" 5'" 8'" + 1 D Fndry 600 $62 62 62 Gt Nor R 2400 4S¥. m. 4711 _ ~\ intimate relationship of two quences on the high seas, and Con Shaw 2!i08 47 46 47 Norlh ..1 14900:4 22 21 +m FOUNTAII Cop Corp 500 15 15 18 -I NC Oil. 1000 160 160 160 -2 g ~l:!. I~~~ ;mt l;~ l~;t \ ~ ~~~ ~11 M 121~0 42:~ 3:~. 4~8'i ... ~. young people dependent on each modmtcntds of warmth, poignancy Cop.Man mo 7'; 7" 71> Okalta 1000 II 101!! Coulle 1500 31 31 31 101., Dom 1ar 875 SI7li 17'% 171', + I, Interlake 700 26 253,. 2'" - 'i other. It tells of the girl who an en erness. Pac Pete 865 $111> 11'11 m. Dom Texl 200 $19\11 191, 191, Int Bu. 13400 4031!! 3971\ 397\\ _2', .' ' 20 CONS( Cr.l,ml IB25 IIBli \7', 11 + v. Pac P.I. w 400 615 610 610 -Ii Du Ponl 325 $4:lfl 421'. 421. _ ~I Int Han' 2500 5.m 541!! 85 + IS determmed to run the gun ------Cre.taur 2000 m 8h B\~ -I\> t. Crolnor 2t300 19 171!! 18 Pamoll 70SO 81 ~ 81 DupulJ A 1250 $!I'll 9\, 9\'< Inl Nick 4500 59-1, 59\4 59'" + I~ blockade to freedom and a cm "~ Crowpal 1000 9'. 91. 91, Permo 500 30 30 30 -I Falcon 8N1 S5m ~71, 81li + I> Inl Pap 12600 271!! 27 27 - I!!. t h' '11' CU.co 73000 I 71; 'M p.trol 5200 60 60 60 Fam rlay 310 $IBI> 18\!o 181!! Inl Tel 7400 441!! 431> 43% - II IDspec or w 0 IS WI lng to sac- Steamship D.erinJ 6000 21\. 201, 21 Phillips 4000 2: 21 21 GaUn.au 3110 134\4 341'. 34". John. M 3700 ml 44,", 4418 - '" rifice his eareer and even his Pla.e 2.IOIl M 80 51 +1 Gat 5 pc pr ZO 5:00\1 lOllI, 1001'0 _ ~ Kenne,ol 7200 701!! 70 70 - 40 . D'Ara(on 3500 20 20 20-1 Ponder ~o 40 40 . 40 -I GL Paper 1145 sm. I'M 17\!o Korvette 30300 27', 26~' 26\4 - 3" hfe to help her. A tender anti De Cour :\~ 11 912 10 +5 De .. Horn 114600 71 67 70 H Pro'" Ga. 2050 155 148 185 Hawker 5 400 55'"' m 5,", + 10 Kre.g. 1700 23'. 23'. 2311 + \I touching love develops as they Que' 4250 20 20 20 -I> HolUng.r 2235 sm. 2m 26 ~ 40 Lib McN L BOOO 13'. 131!! 131!! + " D'Eldona 500 9 9 9 Ra" r 2100 IO!! 108 108 -1 Movements nehl ra. 1200 23'" 231> 231> + II> Holt RtI! 100 $IB IB 18 Litton 36800 59'1 571!! 58% _I', Sarc.e 3458 11B 118 116 Hom. B 700 S121\ 1211 1211 Loew', 183" lB 181'0 - I> Dlckn.n 3m 420 420 420 + 5 Se.ur Fre. 1000 750 735 73! 35~ D" d d Dome 1031 $29" 291. 29''> + ~. Hud Bay lUO .52\\ 52\1 52.. Mad S Gar ~ 2111 2 2'.1 I Vlen s SouUt U 3003 13 13 13 HBC 530 SI3'1. 13 11, 13\1 + ',\ lIarnlh 011 5-\00 441\ 431!! 43\. + l\ FURNESS, WITHY & Help Don ad. 8500 8\'.0 BI> 811, Spoon.. 500Il lOll 10 101> 1)ur3lne 1000 2:l :3 23 Imp 011 669 $411> 4BI 1m Marsh Fld 1300 36 3\'. 36 COMPA"Y LI"lITE SI.nwell 1100 33 33 33 +2 Imp Tob 9,10 $1411 IIV. 141'. Martin 7500 20'. 2i)\~ 201!! _ II ", l! D Public Notice E.,I Mal 200 2GO 260 260 Tran, Can 1700 62 59 59 -4 Ind Accep 3150 $26 25'1 2~1' H' M.K.. 300 141!! WI 14,. By THE CANADIAN PRESS "Cairngowan" leaving Boston "E 79 + I' Mlnn ~m 4900 ~m 57'. 57'1--I'.I, A common 183/~ cents, April 1" Halifax and St. John's, Nfld. At Tenders are invited and will Eureka 21 m 32 30 32 + '" U Can.o vI 10lO 145 137 145 Lobalt 2000 $I:h\ lSI> IN _ 'i MinD Onl 2tOO 20<. 20,. 2OV. -;. record !'I,larch 8, Saint John, N.B. l\!arch 2. Lea,'- be rece'lved up to ~ p,m. on , \ . ~·.raday 1100 164 160 164 .4 UN otb 49.0 136 131 136 LIIur Fin A. ::00 16\'i . Mobascn 10 10 _ 1.'H u F'we.1 T fO)O 121!! 12 12 -" Ma.l.ren A 250 $21516~, 21 2116l~ -1 Monsanlo 2~OO6200 10~_50', 49'. 49'. - ". Consohd~tcd paper ~orp. Ltd. ing H, aJifax ~lareh 9, due st. I Wednesda\.·, March 20th, for in· ,Fatima 1800 16 16 -I Un Reel P 1000 20 20 20 m. IV.burne 2200 87 88 87 +1 MBMarltlmo PR T G'i521i75 t2lS22~, 201,12li 2122~4 +~. ~DntNat 1.,'101Ward 78003700 26"33~A. 3!!~426 :121.26 -_ 3'.'8 common ",0 cents Ap 1'1 I 11 ,rec- J 0 hn s, Nf I.d March 11, Sailing' terior painting in Confederation' " rro',ex 1918 12 82 82 -I W.tale. 7~9 490 4S0 480 -10 , , ; GaII"ln 13300 91> 8 9 "", C Decoltl 5310 125 122 122 -8 M.... F 5260 SI3 12'. 13 + 1\ ~at Cash RIOO 6911 66" 67 -2¥< ord March B. for Liverpool March 12, I Building. The tender will be , (It,';': ~\l.,s 370 $26'~ 261'> 261> + '. WlndlaU 4500 21 20 20 - lfl Ma .. rt. 41318 31 JO 30 -I Nal DI'I 5900 24'\ 23V, :4 Crown Trust Co, common ~- "Cairndh" til' St I, ' , : Gene" 500a 1311 13". 131'> . Yan Can 5000 51> 51> 81!! - I!! Mol.on A 489 129 28~' 29 r: at Gyp. 2900 m. m. 441, + Ii . ' ." u no ca mg , Ion a umt cost per square yard GianI YK 299 sm. 123" 1m + ',~ BANKS Moore Corp 510 $SOli 50 50 _ I; NY Cenl 7500 17 161, 16;> -', cents, Apl'll 1, record March 19. John's, Nfld. or Boston on Ibasis and work will be done: I I!: 'Glenn. Uran 4000 8 8 8 + Mont 887 563~, 63 63% + !h Norand. 685 532\. 3m 311 .... '\0' Nor Pac 6000 42 41'1 411, + 'i Crown Zellerback Corp., com- Westbound ,'oyage Lca"I'ng t1 I t th f' I ' . Grandroy 7300 14 13 \3 -2 NS 1501 sn¥< 71 721'. +IV. NS LP 48S S231!! 23% 2m + " Outb Mar 3700 IJv. 13'. In, . • lroU" IOU e Isca year' Granduc 9750 330 295 30S -20 C Imp Bk C: 185 562'1. 6: 621. + Ii Ogilvie 1192 $133,. 1m m. +I!! Parke Da, 6900 251. 251. 251,,- V. mon 45 cents, m.s.) April I, Saint John, N,B. March 20 for 1963.6"4 : . I Gidth 2~ 61'0 61!. 61> 1214 873\1 721> 73~-1 v." 1, Royol + OnlP.c SleelPete 15501500 $151'0UtI!! 151. \111-lSI, _ %Ii P.p.1Penn RRCola 10lOO3100 15'1.4940 15481!! 481,15', -11\ record March.. 11 • H I'fI ax and St. John's, Nfld. Copies' of the specification, OIoitna r 787 940 940 9411 Tor·Dam 816 SGO 591'0 891'0 + 1'0 m. a II '. !Gord'. Rock 500 111> 11% 111> - !> INDUSTRIALS Pag. H.... lOll $21 21 21 _ lfl Pliler 13800 4911. 47;1 48 -~. Gunnar Mmmg Ltd" common Leaving Halifax March 25 due " h ... S\ln 13500 161'> 15 16 -I Alumlnl 2608 .23 2211 - ". Penman. 100 $35\> 35\> 3~1> + I> Phelp. D 4600 51 53 5312 50 cents, April 1. record March I St. John's, Nfld, l\larch 27.' Sal'l. may be obtained by application I , . Jl'a'Pia 6335 131!! 12 131> + I> 8UO 1101> 100/0m. 101!! + I> Pln.er 450 $27 27 27 -I Phllco 14200 30% 30 :ro - '. 19 to the Painting Supcrintendent. ' , • HullnU SOIl 93 95 95 C Brew DDseo 168 ,,01. 101. 101'0 - I, Price Br 145 S38~1 3l1> 3m + ". Philip Mor 10300 73% 73 73 _;,', ' ing for Liverpool March 28, I H 01 Lake. 9000 U 13 14 lnv Synd A 1485 mv. 83 53\0 -1% Que Pow 65 5360/. 36',\ 3m + v. Pit Plale 3500 56 55 5; -~, Hughes-OIl ens Co Ltd clasc ''B h "I Tenders are to be accompani- I Healh 300 6 6 6 Simpson. 495 $311> 31 3111 + I> ROYll Bnk 1457 $73V. 621, 6m + V. Pro Gam 2100 71 69\1 69;i -1\\ ' " ., eec more caving Liver- ed by a cheque in the amount HI,h.B,n 2200 265 262 m -3 Watnwrlte 1800 85 88 55 +5 Sal.da F B50 S9li 9% 9Vo + II. Pullman 4600 28% 2B', 2BI> - ~I B, COmm?n 10 cents, pfd. 40 pool !I!arch 14, due St. John's 1I01llnl.r 4~54 526\4 25'. 2~ + II Shawln 6:160 530\4 30\\ 30\'. RCA 37200 6m 59;1 60,. + If. cents, Aprtl 15, re,cord March 15. March 21. Lea,'jng for ITal'IIax of $250,00. This sum will be Proml Howey 5JO 275 275 275 --5 Walktln 11!X1 1561> 58 56Vo + % Weston B 1310 SI8T, 18Y.! 181'0 + \\' Shawln A 450 nov. 3014 30". Repub Sll 4800 3m 36'"' 361. - I!! 1\' 1 L f 'III L d ~ retuI'n d t un c ful t nd I I Hud Bay 120 S~2~4 ~2~~ 5'2~1 Shaw 4 pr 82 IU\o 441. 4411 Bey Tob 12700 39 381, 38'4 _ ". lap e ea "I st., com- and Boston March 22 du Hal'. r 0 su cess e. . 'VELCO~1E , • HU.Pam 2M3 to ~n 10 Sh.1I 011 600 ,ltV. 1m 141, Royal Dut !8000 45'% 4W, 451\ - '" mono cent:;, pfd. $1.37'h, fax March 24. LeavI.'ng Be astonI erers when the contract IS , • I: Hydr. EI 4240 29 2B'" 281!! +\1 Total •• 1... 3.036,000. 12\~ ~ Shell I pr 210 S2711 27% _ lfl Scars R 13500 781'. 71\/, 7m + '10 A I d d d Th d 't f th 1105T£5S 'Iron Bay 1000 11R 113 118 +2 Slmp ..n. 8~ $31% 31\427~1 3m + v. Shell 011 ~200 36\', '51> m, _ '"' prl 1, recor March 15. :ltarch 29 for Saint John N B awar e , e eposl 0 e I : J . Wane IlOO 20', 201> 201> - I. ss St.el 100 $10\1 I~ 10\10 _~, Sheralon 3700 m. 111'0 ml Montreal Locomotive Work" H f ' . " suc"cssful tenderer will be re 1 JltobUI 8:3011 2~ 23 2:'1 51 ••1 Can 131 S18% lMi IBII +1' Sinclair 37\0 0 ali ax and St John's Nfld At e '\Vill K k , : .rai-e. Expl !500 11 14 14 St.lnb, A 1410 SI9% 19lfl 19\1 +1> Socony 4400~300 37~i60li 37~60\10 SOV. _ v. Ltd" common 15 cents, April I, Saint John N B l\!ar~h 30 'and tained until completion of his noc at your A : Joburk. 9600 10', 101, lO'A. ~ " Montreal Tor.Dom 393 $60 591'0 60 + '\ South Pac 8600 29 2811 29 +I!! record March 18. .'. .., contract 'th G'ft d " Jqii,lI\!th ~ooo 16 IS 15Y.! - lfl T Fin A 500 $\31> Ill, 13;\ "Sperry R 25700 m. 131!! 131!! Ogilvie Flour Mills C Ltd leavmg Haltfax April 5 for St. '. WI 1 S an WA , ' ' Johtel 500 112 110 112 + 2 Tr C Corp 900 $loY. 10;, 101. +" Std Brand 2200 66 64\\ 651. ~',' common 15 cents APr'lol' ._, John, '5, Nf,ld•. Due St. John's Tenders arc to be submitted from Friendly K.el.)·.F 17000 77 71 72 -G MONTBEAL CLOSING STO(KS Tr Can PL 818 $28 2.m 26 Sid Cal 4300 6211 6m 62 + II I rec in sealed envelopes, addressed .• • Kenvil.. 1000 5 8 5 8, De Canadlaa Pre .. Tr Mt PL 250 Sl4 w" 14\4 Sid Ind 6400 521\ 821\ 52\io - '. ord l\'arch 8' , April 8. S~lhng for Garston and CdS Ial Kerr M! IB66 690 680 688 .s AbitibI 42 Foundation 9% Turnbull 200 $12\1 12'. 12'. _ I. Sid NJ :2800~, ~9V. 59VI _ ,.,. Liverpool April 9 to the undersigned with the lVIC an oc 'I Kirk Min 2000 32~ 321> 32' .. -II> A.b ••to. 2m Hud Bay Min 5211 Un st.el 100 S81!! 51> 51!! Stud Pack 14600 7', 7' 7 _" Robinson, Liltle and Co" com- NFLD•. C.'NAD ~ STEAM- words "Tender for Painting- On the occasion 01: I' 13 Kopln 1l1000 l1lfl 111>-2 Bnque C Nat 7m Imp 011 411. Walk GW 640 $56 55'1 56 + I> SUII OU 600 461. 46'" 4m + '. m n 20 t 1\1 h d : tab Min 400 129 280/, 28~' Bank Mont 6l', Int Nick &1\4 We. Ion A 600 $18l> Iftl' IB" + 'I Texaco 15800 til'. 60;1 60'. + I> I 0 cen s, arc 29, reeor SIUPS:>,. LI~l1TED Confederation Building" written '. 1I~ llu\aull 3800 625 618 620 Bank NS 72 Mall·Fer 13 W.. ton B 400 $21 2M, 21 ~ 1 Tex G Sui 5BOO 1410 11\\ H\I March 15, acro s th f f th 1 TIle Birth of a . ,; r:;DIlI 2000 18Y.o 151> 151'0 - I> Boque PC 561 • Noranda 3H~ W.ln 4\', pr 50 S96". 96'1 96', " Texlron 6900 30% 30 30'1 _ II, Royalite 0'1 C Ltd 51' • "Woodcock" sailing, from I s e ace 0 e enve ope. , If Shor. 140 260 260 260 BeU 54 Paudalh 5 Z.lIer. 23 $l6 3!' 36': I!! Thlokol 15200 2~' 2514 25\. _ '. < I O. ,," per Halifax, N.S. for St. John's Feb, . Th~ Department does not r th La -r.lIz 4IlOO 3B5 380 385 +5 Brazil 410 rrlc. 3M, C-'NADIAN Tld."1 1600 20 20 20 _ '. cent pfd. 32,8125 cents, April I 26th. 1 bmd Itself to accept the lowest I ;\; cw comer to e Lamlquo 500 3&S 385 385 +10 Bldg Prod 27 Que pow 3m Alax 85225 2:l :1 21 Ttmken 2100 56 5SIA 55\1'" v, record March 8' ' Lan,l. 4100 38 38 3.! +J C Cement 35 Royal Bank 731f. Alphl A lOll $5'.. 51, 5'. _ '.1 Twenl C 3300 241, 23~' 24 _ 'r> ' "Bedford" sailing from Hali· or any tender, : PHONE 8-4664, , . ~~In Am 20100 331. 32'" 3~ C SI.am.hlp 52 Shawln 30\1 A!Jol 12000 13 13 83 Un Carb 7000 103t, 10m 1031> + I'" Texaco Canada Ltd., four per fax, N,S. for st. John's I\larch n. ]lIANNlNG, , . Ilo~, 100 135 133 m C Imp Bk C 52\'< Sle.1 lB% Arno 2000 "..',L 4,L" 4,L.. UId Alrc 2600 47-.8,L 47 47 - '. cent fd $1 • 'I 0 d " riOoUri moo 12 11 12 +1 Cdn Brew 1M. Tr Can PI. 2& AU.. 5000 S 8 8' -I Uld Corp 2300. 8','. 0"', + ,L• p., "pn 2, recor 2nd, Depllty ]11 In Ister. 27:00 5\> 5' 8 liIxlD~ln Cdn Celan 491i UN Sleel 511 Aut Fib B 200 140 140 140 -5 US Gyps 4200 m\ 7Slfl 78t, -,~ March 30, LL':lAe 400 172 165 172 CPR 26 Walker 56 Rand Ore 3000 7 6'" 7 US Rubh 3200 13', 43', 43'~ _ " ______* Refrigeration, LaradP 1700 117 116 117 +1 s SeaA:raml 4!l , CANADIAN 3740 B.llerh.. :t500 2: 22 22 -I US Sle.1 26700 461!! 451\ 45', - ',\ \.eu,'let SOO 91> 9'A. 9\, D Brldf. 17'. Con. PIP CLARKE - CABOT l4'ndh.1 31000 1311 13 131> +1 Dom T.r 17T. Rlbl. 1000 231> 231> 231~ +2'. Van.d Cp 500 13'\ 13', 131; Trading 2~ 6 6 6 Blu. II" 100 675 675 675 Walke" BOO 5m 81 52!1 + JII. SERVICES, LTD. 1.3',,_ t:al Ed 300 $24 23\4 231\ _., W Un T.I 10m 281. 28'A. 2811 + I> III.do. 2000 19 19 19 -I .S.s. Novaport leaves Hali­ Madl. 3000 t 4 4 "amo Chlb lOll 385 385 385 -25 Weslh. EI 180011 321. 3m 32;\ + " I Mad... 400 2J6 238 236 +1 ~ Floor B 130 SIBI> 181> 18% + lfl Woolwlh 3000 65\~ &II> 641!! - ~i Moderate fax, Nova scotia on March 11th,1 PASSE:'\GER Majtrlns 4500 9~ 9 9 ~G Inv 100 $42 42 42 + I 101&1 .ales: 3.9~,000. MONTREAL (CP) - Stoci{s March 21st., and March 31st., cosrs­ The f( Mln.a.1 U 21100 41> 41'1 41> New York ~ Kodllk 2035 5ll 82 54 -1 rose generally on the Montreal CONNECTiON WEST Man Bar 600 II 11 IB ~arb.. 2000 6~ B 6 for st. John's. PLr\CE~TI'\ on Ca IoIarallo 17500 9 8¥.0 9 Ch.m.loy 1900 78 78 78 and Canadian exchanges Fri­ "Refrigeration, Marloo7 2100 13 13 13 +1 NEW YORX CLOSING SlaCK! C Paper 1m 13m 37 37\0 day, Trading was moderate, Train "The Caribou" to Bui MarltlDt. mo 46 48 48 +1 BJ n. A.... lat.d Pre.o Cop.lrm 1800 211 19 20 Martin 6:00 81 49 49 -2 D.lla Elec 800 165 168 165 AMERICAN 'Bank. of Nova Scotia rose St. John's 12:01 p,m. BeUt Steel 3~ Kennecott 70 m STAY DOWN rell. ~I""'I 860 D I.ea.. 112100 119 1\3 H8 190 8!0 I!O -10 Bor, Warnr 4l~' Monly W 321'0 to 72V, and Bank of Montreal Where To Buy or will mak.e connection ••ybru. 1000 9" 91'0 9~ C and 0 85 NY C.nt 1610 D OUeloth 300 $23\1 23\4 23\~ AMERICAN CLOSING STOCKI II!!: I~' JIU; 111.1.\)'1'0 260"0 49}, 50 + I> Cons Ed"on 8m Radio Corp 60\1 Dumonl 1500 19 19 19 BJ The A.. oel.led Pre .. added % to 63~~. centia Junction and Celltn l! :11> - I> Gen Eloe 73 SId 011 NJ 59\4 Equity Eix 17000 10 91> 10 xd' _ Ex.dlvlde.d, xr - Ex-rlghl., Rent Power Tools Menlor 8800 31 30 31 + I GoodY ..r 3m Uld AIr.,.all 47 FablFab 27000100 ""13 118V. 138\1 +2 xw-Ex·warrant •. Net chango Is from tibi rose '!lo to 42, Bell Telephone WHEN ARMCO Run, Placentia Ba),. Merrill 4200 53 82 82 -: Gt Nor Ry 471'0 Vanadium 1m Fontana 1000 4 4 4 +" previous day', cl .... rose 'I, to 54 In active trading , ' Meta Urn 800 II!! 81'> BI, Int T T 4m W.. lo,.. 321> 1 ' Mldrlm 1150 30 30 30-1 Fox Lak. 3000 29 19 211 -I Net among utilities nnd Algoma CONNECTION ,Bolt i' GUP' 290110 3 21> 21> Block Sal.. Hl,h Low Clo •• Ch're Rcntals- PLI\CESTlA BAr Min Co", 700 SI411 14\1 14\4 - \, G Autotron 200 380 375 378 -20 Bell Phone 200 SO 49lio SO + ~I gained th to 46"A among steels. Min-Ore 14000 8% B B - lfl Glen Like 150 182 112 182 -3 Brazil 20000 311 30/. 31'0 + 'AI Train "The CaribOU" 1<11 WrlJhl 800 40 10 40 G lJ \ BA 011 400 2m 27''> 27li + I> Building products tumbled Floor Sanders BUILDINGS 1 191> 11M r so 100 170 170 170 -5 Bunk Hm 400 I1V, 1\ 11 -;a 3"4 to 3D% after gaining 4V, in i St. John's 12:01 p,~, Murr.y 14 ~OO 113 110 111 -I Gul Por Ur 2000 71> 71> 71'0 + I> CS Pete 1700 3 9,16 31L 39-16 +1·16 lon Nlml Cr 9000 14 Il 13Y.! - 1'1 Toronto Ha.IID,. 500 95 95 95 C J '" the first four days of the week. . will make connecl Inoplr.l. 2:0 215 218 218 -I' avelln 33011 10 911 91'. +1'0 Portable Belt Sanders Nal E""I 2000 5 5 5 • Cdn Marc 1000 4.. 4H, 4V. + 1'0 Power Corporation lost 'I, to 'centia J ~nction and Ne.lon -.1000 17 16 16-1 MOST ACTIVE TORONTO STOCU lilt Cerlm 4100 8 I 8 Creole 2700 3m 37 37% - I, New Alrtr SOIl S 5 5 BJ no C..... I .. Pr... Int H.llum 1272 170 170 170· Dev Pal 200 IH6 11·16 1\016 -H6 Q% and Aluminium fell % to Saws, Drills, Concrete GO UP ,with !ltV, \Iopedale for Now Alh 3000 35 341> 341> N.t Int Dred, 36400 161> 151> 181> :"'10,; Dom. P.t 400 12 12 12 22~8. Run Placcntia Ba),. New Bid 3500 I5\>8 + '"' 3600 29J 18 , l1li101 HI'"•• Low Clo. Ch',. JubileeKlenl 2225 300410 3S5 400300 + Goldfield ·'00- I"'" 1 Canada Cement at 35 Ilnd N.... Cal 5200 28 28 28 •Il10<10 .INDUBTRI-'t.S Ko.UIII 1000 8 • 5 Hollinaer 1000 24\4 23Vo 24\\1\, + % Drills and Breakers, , Neweonex 7110 370 3B5 370 + 10 B.. 0\1 13E;' 130 30 30 'LobI A • Imp OU lOll 38Y< 3BI, 38'4 Ogilvie Flour at 1314 both rose Nconox wi. 2500 lOG lDO 100 FREIGHT Shell 011 1:1567 $:4" 141'0 1411 + '4 Lobla"wW B ..~250 .. $BI'oR 8 a I + 1'0 Imp Tob C 300 13\4 \31. 1Jl" + I, I,~, Steinberg's A at 19% and In­ N .0014... 3IlOO 41> 40,; 41>'- '" 20" 'c - d Co. G.. J087B ..,.ML"" 20'",.. ,. + 70 Lo Shawln 1820 1301'0 30\1 3OV. M •• Jupll.r 1200 41!. 9n.m 4'" - ',' dustrial Acceptance at 2j%o both ! Freight. is. acceple (~ N.w H...... 2200 130 m 130 +4 MI .. F.r . BBIIO 113 I~li 12V. Irthant· 1500 92 91 9: +2 M ....y F 1800 12 ll\. 111'0 - \I ! Railwav Frclght Sh~ Now J ..on 2000 61> 61> 8~ • . OILS Malaeh Cn 1000 IS 15 15 -8 Mead John 3200 181!. IBI. 18~ - Ii rose \1.1. IN STOCK­ N K.lor. 1000 10 9~ 10 + 0,; Nol1hel 2U!lOO 24 '22 24 -! I'A. MeKlIInf!' 1000 20 29 2A H Molyb C 3.1011 9·16 lfl 9·16 + 1,16 The' composite index rose 0.4 Ion So~th Coasl Sc~1ce N... lund 4500 171> \7 17 C Mle Mae 35390 460 440 460 +20 Mol16 51'018 ~1118 -I PNal Rub ,100 W",. 52',·• .S","•., + 'k" New BOII)1I 13000 181'0 II 11 - I> N Myl 1m' 15000 17 16 17 ++1:1 Mldep.. 2900 141 140 140 ae' Pele 7400 101i IOI!! 10\1. - " to 117.1, utilities rose 0.3 to BEAVER guarantce mOl'entcn~ N l!eIIalor 20lIO 1 71> 8 +1 stJ F Cal.lta 11700 14 14 I. ,. MI to PI •. Pete ,. 1200 51. 5V. 51< + V. 114.0, banks rose 1.0 to 121.7 and trip of !Ii,V. Bonan N.... Taka 1000 18 IS 1$ MINES • nlo 6S!lOO 84 81 82 -I Pow Corp 1200 715,16 71H6 7 18-16 Power Tools 1 Nlekol JlI 2872 3~ 34 341> +11> Blbl. 201900 U 20 2:1 + 1 Moi1b 1000 60 60. 60 Scurry It 10200 12% 12 12% - '. papers gained 06 to 102.5. must be at Railll 1 lnek Blm 2400 17 1I~ 161> - Eldrleh 164:00 24 20 ~ 1'0 +41'0 Moopr. 700 IB8¥.o 1681> 168~ So P.n 0 300 341> 34\> 341'1 - V. We C,ft )'OIl\' Armco Build'lftl fill Shed by 1 p,m. Tuesday, NIII. SOIl I 8 I neer Hn 1\4600 71 S'I 70 +1'1 Mt Ple ..t 21)00 111 110 110 -1 Techn,lr 3900!O''' 9V. !WI - " erect NorJIUIlal 208 21)8 295 295 -4 C DlJ.... IOSOOO 80 79 BO MR nllrle. 249 sw. B 81'0 + I> Tr Co I I 3900 32" 3 7' and save YDY mDney at the same time; 5th Ke.1 Frl 87000 77 . Nit A Vend 100 155 m 15! -5 . n w " 21> 32lfl - I. SKIL N Cold.1rm 3B50 50 49 49 + 0,; FaclorY-p.'oliuced p,uls cui job·site 1 ' GlI J!ort1ltata 1200 SID 505 505 -5 71 72 -6 NW Alllul BOOO I1lfl 11 11 - I> T I I I u.s. Dollar ¥lOt, Three Noelnl 15000,141> 13 141> + I> 0 a .. es: 880,000, ellmrnate wasle of materials. Our .. RESTRICTED , tr. B.I. 3000 34 320,; 330,; + " Portable Tools C~R ao.ct, NDrIp A.. !2110 50 80 50 NA Rar. 7800 49 48 47 -3 p.erlel1Ced ClewS I~ce conslrucUOIt' Shippers pi case ' Op.m Expl 18000/16 16 16 - I> MONTREAL (CP) - Closing kitebel Opemlalla 2581 t65 685 B60 iiImete and expe~se. Wnte ;r call for ... t' t d car"oes such If Orchan 7400 230' 223 230 +3 Pal Sllur 12500 3! 38 3B bi,d on the U,S, dollar In terms lnf h , basellli '"ud.. h . 2000 8 8 5' - I, Bowaters KANGO p e ormation. s flC e • f Soul 17000 14" 14 141> + I> Mutual Fun of Canadian funds was $1.07 , line, oils, elc., or ~.I 2JOO 251'0 I 25. 25\40 + '"' P.... RIv I~O 208 195 205 +5 500' ,38It 38J.i 31~ Pili Gold 3000 5 8 5 + I> Electric Hammer LONDON (AP1-Bowaler Pa­ 11-16, the asked $1.0Hi. Thurs­ AUTHORIZE. ports t~ por,~ aUX Of Pbl 2000 III 17 rr -I Porcupln. 3250 40,; ,41> 41> forwardIng \ la . Gn a , 15S01l 161> 151> 16 +1 MUTUAL FUNDS Pow CP I pr 50 .47'A 4711 m. per Corp. Ltd. closed at 375 day the closing bid was $1.07 Wiring Supplies, Boxes, -7M 71S _190 700 -411 By Tb. Canldl •• proia Que Cblb SOOO 21~ 21 2:1> + I> 11-16, the asked $1.07 23-32, :R~t DEALER 11I1.V. Burin accepled , lIVer. a 1810 . IS 121> 13 + '"' Bki Aok Que Cobalt 100 270 210 270 -5 1%d Friday on the London Switches, Wire, Lamps, I Freight Shed Mondar, h 8000 19 111> 11 All Coin Com B.!O t.64 QU.,Lab' 1000 8 5 5-1> Pound sterling closing bid was . one 8,1! B,75 stock exchange, be I 3200 11 11 11 + '"' AU CoIn Dlv Que 011 2SOIl 31> 31> 30,; + I> $3,01 13'16, the asked $3.02. Exhaust Fans, Tools. 4th from 9 un. to 5 I3SII 50 !I. G6 Amerl'&II Growth . 7.93 1,64 Que Sm.lt 2000 It \4 14 on Tuesday, March ~ 3IlOO 7\io 70,; 71> Beaubran 3U3 34.67 Qu, Ph 51 1000 211 20 20 Thursday the closing hid was 3BO In 27 27 -IV. C&IIada GrowIII 4.711 8.23 Red Crll 8500 41> 4 I $3,01%, the I1sked $3.01.'!lo HUSSEY 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 500.9 49 49 -I Cl1IIldlln. lavealm.nl 1M! 11.14 Kobervat, 6900II 272m 26 ~ I> Markets Rideout's ,J. J. 2783 HO 1511 150 Ca.ldlan Tru ....d· I 4.60 s.o3 SlL Coinm 1050 415 (18 us 1000 to 10, DO -1 ClnaIlIn4 ; , , .,:.08. 44.11 1III","mo 32.1 '10\1 10\1 10lt + V. 1_ .1>' Ch • .,pkoa Mulual . 5,74' 8.31 Sa • ..,. Dov SOIl 17 17 17 _ 111'0 21 211'0.-Iot ComJnOl1wtallb later. 8.71 US SUv Be, 7200 63 61 61 ' By THE, CANADIAN PRESS Cariadian Dollar Electrical'Service fOlIO 51'0 5 51'0.' CommOll... altb bli LOYor • 7.25 7.95 Shop S... 203 "1'0 60,; 61> Toronti: Market hlghed; trad­ LTD. 4135 144 . 14 14 - 0,; Corpora.., )IIvI,101'1 1',00 IU3 SUv Sum 33100 82 78 19 -3 3IlI1O tI 90' 113 t3 Dlvo.. llta4 In., A 20,35 S DIIlaull 3000 7\1 'IVo 7'4 lug moderately heavy. NEW YORK ,(CP1-Canadian 408 WATER STREET US,.'111i 101.. 10W!-" 'DIve ... lfltd Inc. I 4,211 1.12 SC Pow 8 pr 99 Iml> 117\1 117\4 + ~i New York! Market lower' re- dollar, Ht 92 13-16 in terms of 177 New Gower St. ' 7011 IS •• 15 -4 Dlvlll.nd Sharo 3.17 3,48 Sparlan S3OO' 12 68' 60 -2 ., 18 , 1.: 10 DomI.\oII Eel-It, 11.78 11.l2 SUplest on!. 100 $161'0 161'1 16~-1 covery fails. ' U.S. (unds week ago closed. Phone 8-6344 PHONE 8-5795 ! • ,ItO ~IO lit· lie. +'0, Dr.,.... I..... 15.83 18.1. 'I'lb Expl 10537 I . m 7~ Montreal: M a I' k e t higher; Pound sterling up 1-64 at $2,80 8,83 7.1$ ,U. Obi". 10400 65 63 14 -I 'IIUI. t1J1"'''K. 1;)(0 - " £o.o,.ln Gro"l~ mar16,sals,tf .... ·11 ·iI .• ';"0,; Fedor.itd GroWl. US UI U PrI,' 2400 43 4& 40 -I trading moderale. 9-32, ...... -.,·i , , , , I J ,- , \ 4. ','. •.1

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~ ~e' :.::~.• -::t: II:.! .-!...... ,' .. ' , . ,:;..:} .~. ! , .. . -. - .~".~ II LEGAL CARD FOR SALE-3 pc. Chester· field suite, double bed with FOR SALE·.B~ .: Ii bolt spring . and· mattress. l.A. & B. Society THE OLD MILL In good condition, Price The regular monthly ·TENDER ", il 94894. Brookfield Road KINSMEN BROWNE, RENOUF, MERCER, $125,00, Can meeting of the Juvenile '-"1"/0 !! --- i TO .LET-An eight room T.A, & B. Society wiII be Open nightly 5 p.m. 3920 Common. Shares 'of . I Saunders, Howell & Company , II BOYS' CLUB house with. kitchen oil held on TO-MORROW, DANCING, DINING, FLOOR range and space healer, at ~~~~~ed'ea~~ t~&t:aiJal~har~! ··.1 i :! COADY and RICHE 22 York Street, Rent $85. SUNDAY, . March 3rd SHOWS and DANCE SHOW~ per month, Adult family at 2.30 p,m. . forming part of an Estate.). ,', .:! I .; Nfld'& r UniqUe and Intimate Newspaper. BINGO Barristers-at-Law preferred. Dial' 8-44733. All tenders must be submitteil . II Solicitors and Notaries T. L, FLYNN, Night Club on or before the 30th day." ot ,!: I' SERIES No. 73 CASH PAID FOR Comics, Secretary. March, A.D. 1963 to: . ''': magazines, pocket ntI~els, Call 8,7581 or 900~6 Messrs,' COOK, BARTLET'i,~ I', C. REX RENOUF, M.H.A. and books. John D. Snow, CHALKER and ~IARSHALL,. 9 New Gower Street, DONALD A. MERCER, LL.E Barristers and Solicitors, . i' '-:======~,.. ADDRESS:' . , . N G 0 HUGH F, COADY, B.A., LL,B, THE CENTitAL BARBER Duckworth Street, II SHOP-We are now uperat­ TO·NIGHT DAVID C. RICHE, LL.B. p, 0, Bolt 5276, . ·1" ing 10 chairs. you can he at : ~ 1-, 37 57. 71 TilE OLD !\lILL St. John's, 5 Counsel: Hon. W. J. Browne, P,C" Q,C., assur~d of prumpt, effici' The highest or any tender '33 ent,sanltary service, No 3 25 50! 64 M.H.A" B,A. (Oxon.) B,Sc. Big Floor Show not necessarily accepted, 44 55 66. waiting problem, 24 New Variety Entertainment mar2,14 's Gower Street oppositeAdc- Music by the Deltones Q 40 48' 72 170 WATER STREET, ST. JOHN'S • 28 !aide Motors Ltd. ' R ' 39 53 74 TELEPHONE 87056 Call 8·7581 or 90026 feb27marl,2,5,7 To you direct from 35 58 68 Female +felp Wanted Brookfield ROad 47 73 the Manufacturer. ~~~~~... ~ ... t:...~" .. WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE 49 t.o call regularly each / Tender For I: CARD SPRING FILLE,P : I 61 month on established Studio .DIAL "'R;,3·. 12· I Girl Cosmetics clients in MA Tl'RESSES Automatic .1 On the closing out of the and around St, John's mak· I ing necessary deliv~ries etc" Single or double size. . :1 Dry'ers & Washers ~S~te~n~og~t~a~ph~e~r~. : L 3 or 4 hours per day, Route 180 coil springs. , " BA,LSAM HOTE·L will pay up to $5,00 per Well padded. The date of Tender for the . 1 hour, Write STUDIO GIRJ, Washers and Dryers has now Required .: ~::.. , Mrs. Jol~n M. Facey COSMETICS, Dept. CDM, Heavy ticking been extended to Twelve (12) , i 840 LaFleur Ave" Montreal, covering. Noon of By Fisheries Research Board 32, mar2,9,16 MARCH 7th, 1963. Canada, at St. John's. Duties , I - Wishes to extend to the many customers Guaranteed To include typing for scientific and patrons sincere appreciation for their workmanship. A. R. FROST, staff, maintenance leave records, I valued patronage through the years. Engineering Services Ltd. assistance with accounts .. pay. ' TO RENT Priced from $15.00 up. _m::ar;::2,::4::::::::::::::::::::. able, telephone operator, Min!, CARDS AVILABLE AT mar2,5 t 1" mum qualifications Grade Xl KEATS MATTRESS with good standing, Commercial, Carpenter personal suitability, Salary, de· WllLl,IlM) GROCERY, Patrick Street FACTORY WHITTL£'S pending upon qualification~.to CONFECTIONERY, Duckworth· St. WANTED 16 Mount Royal Ave Shop begin at some point in scale N SPRAY, Military Road. $2400 to $3120, STOR'E Phone 9·2753 Specialties Apply in writing to Fisheries ; , Capable Stenographer or 8-2656 . Research Board Canada, Direc­ WATER ST. WEST . • WINDOWS COXSOLATION PRIZES FOR LEITER Good working conditions with salary feb22,1mth tor, Biological Station, St. "0" (FRAME THE CARD) • DOORS John's, giving full name and ad· based on experience and competence. For information call at • WINDOW BOXES dress age, marital status, edu· 2 ALEXANDER ST. catio~al qualifications, w~rki.ng , , . io'claim Bingo Phone 8·7269 by 10 p.m. Apply • DOOR FRAMES experience, names and a~·. on the day published. BOX 123 c/o THE DAILY NEWS , Finest Workmanship dresses of two references, 'In· -WANTED , and Prices. cluding that of a teachet" '~IjI· : This is a new position. Cook­ ST4D1UM elude with application certified ~elp Kin -- Help Kiddies marl,3 copies of Grade Xl and Com· , SKATING SCHEDULE W. M. Chisholm mercial course marks, Applica·· Housekeeper tions received up to March 20, . I : Saturday, JUarch 2nd.· 1963, mar2.'4,6 . (30 - 40 years of age) LIMITED • 'OJ 10,30 a.m. (Family Skating) MANUELS, C.B. I ' for small family 2 to 4 p.m. I 8 to 10 p,m. _ Applicants please write: Dial 7·2072 Watch Repairs Tuesday and Wednesday jan16,lmth (daily) BOX 125 c/o J\larch 5th, and 6th. THE DAnS NEWS N.A,H.A. SR. HOCKEY Hamilton Hotel Capitals vs. ·CeeBccl 123 • 125 Hamilton Ave. Tickets on Sale Today REMOVAL 9 a,m. to 5 p.m. Catering. to Permanent '~=~~~=:=:~=' and Transients. For re­ HANDSOME NOTICE . 1963 RtAVICTOR' With (ahiI ous "Nu\'isla" fOI­ servations Please dial TWO·TONE DR. J, TOLSON SMITI1~ , betler,ciearcr picture, BOXED S~:RVICE WITH A SMILE AT· M,D., C.M. Trade lp Now AI 8·5636 NFLD. LIME MFG. . WEST END TELEVISION 705 WaterSt" St. ,Jobn-s, aug15,lmth AVALON CREDIT JEWELLERS office will be situated at For TV S rvlce Call 8·6R65, I\',\TER 1\1 ,\OELAIDE, PHONE 8·7829 COMPANY, LIMITED 37 A FOREST ROAD as of Monday, March 4th. WATER ST. EAST PHONE 82910 1963. mar2,4 Distl'ibutors for iii . , Fred. Sheppard's Masonry Supplies Craig Steel, and Bits B. '1. S. . FEBRUARY Trussco Rafters Royalmetal Furniture Trucking, SPECIAL BONAVENTURE AVE., The Adjourned 157th An­ . Cold Wave i . Domx Plastic Pipe PorabJe Rock Dril1s ST. JOliN'S nual Meeting of the Reg,$12.50. \.t.;\. Benevolent Irish Society Tower Fold Doors Matchless Paint Local & Long Distance NOW $8.00 \. Vans, Stake, Dump, Pick·up, will be held in St. Pat­ Myers Water Pumps Construction Equip. and rick's Hall, TO-MOR­ LORETTA'S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Crane Trucks For Hire. ROW, SUNDAY, at BEAUTY SALON The C.I.L. Master Polyethylene DIAL 8·~109 noon. DIAL 8,2302 foltowillg divisions formerly located 1 Res. 8-60212 (Sgd.) J, D. IDGGINS, feb2,2mth!. en Cavell Avenue have been transferred THESE QUALITY PRODUCTS i to BUilding 801, Charter Avenue, Pepper. feb21,lmth Hon. Secretary. I tell, . CARRIED IN STOCK . I mal'2,tC MUSIC II Central Pharmacy "Dial 86336 I and . I MONARCH !' SHORTHAI;D· TYPIST , ,,'. 85757 . required for MARGARINE , " Central Stores ... """.Dia1 87649 YOUR WHITE CROWNS LAW OFFICE :. LEONARD MILLER, M,D., . Applica~ions, stath"g qualifications CHILD This Deputy Minister of Health. and experience and giving references, Special Offer Good Only to· ; ~ (Please cut out for reference) to be submitted to: ,4 BOX 124 c/o THE DAILY N,EWS mar2,4,7

! FOR SALE BALLY HAL Y GOLF AND NEWSBOYS .. ,;. COUNTRY, CLUB , . CROWNS' . ,'.,: " Modern' Bungalow WANTED FOR WILLIAMS PIANOS , REDEEMED AT ... ,. '~ Thr Spaniard's Bay, New10undland In a Williams Plano and e F. M, O'LEARY LTD:~; ao..: )'ear old Bungalow located on New Harbour BRITIS,H MOVIE develop your children's music , ' ' ",. , ,Spaniard's Bay consisting of three bedrooms, alents... . WATER STREET EAST! i living room, dining are., bathroom, full :-.~' .. :-~~ I' ,. "NO MY DARLING DAUGHTER" MOUNT PEARL' AREA ~ _i . .'It.\oo Forced hot air 011 heating. Terms­ Give them' a Plano for lhp.ir t' ,; • very own.. .' '. . ~ , . Ill' ,00 or nearest offer, minimum down·payment ;.' . ! , .. ;ve per cent (5%) of purchase price and balance 8:30 p.m. . and Convenient· Terms' Arranged :1 : , mortgage, repayment in monthly InstaUmenta ~, I a Period of Twenty.five (25 years at Six and . SUNDAY, March 3 haU per cent ,(61,2 %) Interest, or property may '~ on a monthly renlal basis. I FORT PEPPERRELL . Lu,xury-Tasting.)· I P.IJI. t Will be open for Inspection Maroh 2nd from .Wm.~. CHAFE 04 p.m. " , Handy.Quarters.·: . .TAILOR. ,Apply to:- ' ~articulars regarding this sale will be out·. 'MONARCH , .. 4 HOLDSWORTH ST.. 'ST, JOHN'S ,. I •• ' . to Interested parties during Inspection of the ~ MARGARINE .' CIRCULATION MANAGER Plan. md Organ Oilers t b - . ' , CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN , '0 e sUbmltled In writing directly to: IF . CHAFE MAKES THE' CLOTHES.. . , I ,.. . Sbowro.om !. " • :-". I j . " :VIVIAN , '" A. PHONE . ' .. , Bnnell.MIIIa,...·~· ', .... , .. " . THE· DAIL Y",NEWS 9ir:f~~~1~;a~ , ~. Mmlalle aiHI'Houslng COr,oratloll, re_'b?_lfi_,tf ______" Hr •.Grace 5075) • ~ lox . ISS, 81. ,JolID'., Newlo1l8d1alld. .. A'dvertise In ,.The Newsll __ u.\~,~C:~8

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" 'HOTKAPS i A Handsome Styrene ': l WE ARE NOW NORTH TO , ! I , , A'nVENTURE I BOOKIt\lG ORDERS Voyaging to Labrador FRAME plus a FOR DELIVERY- IN with the Grenfell ,,I APRIL \ Mission Boat- :, John T. Howland $4.95 ' CUSTOM 5X 7 BLACK & WHITE [NLARG[M[~r ,, :, t, ~ SUNDAY, MARCH 3rd BOOK EARLY AS THE TflAT SUMMEH i , PAIUS ' , EDUCATION' WEEK SUPPLY WILL BE IN of your favourite ' . , . , I Memories of Friend­ ,. I· " LIMITED ", I,:, . , ".,' ·:i FOR'UM ships with Heming­ •' l':. " way, Fitzgerald, elc. , I":' Ii "\ •. , I, \1,45 to 2.30 p,m . "I, • \ I: \forley Calla.ghan 5.00.: Snap-Shot I", " . . . to III ark' the " : ., r I, THE IRON CURTAIN I I , '." vt , , "I : official opening of Where Freedom's , ; , ~. I' "I " , " , EDUCATION WEEK Offensive Begins­ Negative 1 . t • a message 'by the ' Harry & Bonaro I I 'I'" .' i\linister of Education Ovel'sh'cet ...... 5.75: I, 'I ,', 'I :' I. J HON. G.A. FRECKER SEED CO., LTD, SICILY , I el ' I ':" I 'I , Ii" and' a live Hugh Pond .... ,,',,' 6,50 I ONLY eac! I" " " f , ' flO WATER STREET 79c ,II:: I:L PROVINCE-WIDE FLYING BOAT ,,'I I'!' t I, RADIO DISCUSSION DIAL 8·4328 - Kenneth Poolman 6.50 I , 'I' I : \. r : with panelists in A FAVOURITE ~ ;, I , " '-======-' I , : - OF THE GODS for only S1.39 I 2 I '; I ST. JOHN'S : ,:' • 01 I Sybille Bedford 3.50 , I ~ I , .: GAND:ER THE MAN WHO From same negative, 'I : ' , • ; BANKW) I . !.', I GRAND FALLS PLAYED GOD ,', ; Stands vertically or horizontally. L.M""PnI tl : 1.1 I ) I Robert St. John .. 6.95 , , ~ I. \ _ • CORNER BROOIt' : ' 1 revolt " ,'I THE BLACK JOKE I', " ,:. Farley Mowat .. " 3.95, of So , :' ~ I , three ;' TRIUMPH : " Philip Wylie 4.95 i rebe For complete TOOTON'S LIMITED ;, ., COVERAGE THE LAST ! villas " I " and CAP IT ALIST I DISTRIBUTOR FOR KODAK IN NEWFOUNDLAND 01 '. Prompt Adjustment Hobert F. 1firvish 5.75. of Claims HARM'S WAY I , CALL James Bassett 7.50 I i REG'r. MORGAN I ' l: Applies For INSURANCE LIMITED Dicks & Co., Ltd. ~:;"'::::"'-O-U-R--B-O-AR-DING HOUSE with :Major Hoopl, :.Contributions To The Booksellers _.. - _...... -.-.------.-,---.-~ . " FM Statiolll -' " PHONE 8-5001 l! March Of Dimes The Humbcr Vallcy Broad· W/JAi' t:'o 'Cc;U etF-tl!:> ::. I' I casting Co. Ltd" at Stephenville NOW? 6~IDGEI'IA1'ER '" ,I will be Dna of three Canadian Temple Bldg., Duckworth st. ENGAGEnlENT -=-1'AY.cO RI61-tt tiC"i14E ::'" ; $820.66-People of GandeL' Llol. broadcasting companics having DIAL 8·0370, 8.7556 f'LAiE WlltLE\'l&,\,14RtW '" I' p~r Canadian Legion, Ladies' $4,00 each-Waterford, Nurs· applications for the establish. janl!l,lmth,dly. I-\IM iH&'BEANBALL , ,:, i Auxiliary. erics Ltl1,,' ,lean 11,I Gover, ment of FM radio stations go 1______1 Mr, and Mrs, Thomas H.d ABOUT i'tNl~GS 66- · ,,' i : $451.82-Pcoplc of Goose Bay Black Island via Exploits, Em· before the Board of Broadcast Winter, 85 Rennie's Mill Roa , lNG At-l 01-'0 <5COT­ ,::.; Labrador, per Womcll's Auxii· ployccs Sanitary Products Ltd. GOI'ernors at a public hearing are pleased to announce the !.AND YARD ,YtAN.! , ,": iary Community Council RCAF $3,00 each-Employces F. 111.1 in Ottawa starting ~Iarch 26, CJON-CJDX TV engagement of their daughter, :::~ :. Station. O'Leary Ltd" Mrs. 1I1nbel Car· , Sally. to Thomas, s~n E~f Mr. ; ..,~ :' '$331.65-People of Harbour tel', Topsail, C. B,; Graham' The Canadian Broadcasting SATURDAY, IIlarcb 2nd and Mrs, Reginald T, Le euvre, . , ,,:: ::\' : "Grace, per Royal Canadian Snow, Corporation has also applied for 8 Bideford Place, DH " i I, ;. Le·slon. Ladies' Auxilial'Y, $2.50-M, Chambers. a licence 10 estblish n new low· :i,OO-Feature 1I10vie , .:;1 , '52BB,60-People of Springdalc $2.00 each-illis, S. Somcrton, ,power 40 watts relav transmit·, 3.00-Hlgh Sehool Dcbate BInTH I j. 'I 'I,' "per Lions Club. Harold Chislclt, Isliugton, Ar.: ter at Ste[lhenville' fln n fre· I 3.30-World 01 Sport · .:,'.' " $1l7,06-People of ~loullt thur Parsons, n, .J. Smitl:.: Iluenc" of 1,190 kilocycles, f ':.,I,t! I, ! ,Pearl. per Royal Canadian Cupids; Dr. Douglas C, Simms, 'I' 4,30-World 01 Sport SLAUGHTER-Born to .Tanet , , I '5.l0-Talent Showcase Jr. (nee Shears) and Lieu!. Michael I, · O:i I i Legion. W, T, Drodge, LOBA No. ,1297, The Humber Broadcasting i Edition " ','!i" $99.23-Pcople of Rencws, Salvage. B.B. Company, operates at 500 watts I Slaughter, R.N., a daughter, " :' :1'. : per Royal Canadian! $1.5~Mrs. W. M, B, Quirk. I and 910 kiiocl'cles. and broad. i ~:~~;fi~~~~?~V Cove Deborah Faith at Portwey Hos· g: pital Feb. 19th, 1963, Weymouth , . .:. .:,' , : ! Fortune. Hr" N,D.B. Icasts programs of CFCB in COL" II 7,00-AIl Star Bowling F 'I : $45.00-People of, Clarem:llle $1.00 each-Mrs. Ross Adams, ner Brook. ,. i!'OO-News and Weather Dorset, England. I , , per. R,ol'al . ~anadlan LegIOn. AI. Gerge. Mrs, Cyril Wilson, 8.15-Naliollul News ,I! ;' .' . Ladles Auxlhary, ~Irs. B, MacLellan, n. til, Hay· 8,30-The Beverly Hillbillies DEATHS , .. ' " \' I " .•~,OO-People of Bonne ~ay nes, Grand Bank; ·D. K Pilt· A Southern \vontan had her 9.00-Wltilllash .F ". ,: . :', I': per Royal Canadian LegLOn i man, L, C,' Bonnell, E. R. cat insured for $2,000. If iI's 9.30-Untouc1mbles I POWER-Passed peacefully , ;::: ), Branch No.5. I Rogers, F, A, Douglas, H, D. allowed to rlln the neighbor. IO.30-NlIl. Hockey away at st. Clare's ~Iercy Hos· " ,:$30,00, each-Horwood Lum· Inkpcn, hood at night·, not a bad idea. 1l.45-JulicUe pital at 3.30 p.m. on ~1arch 1st, . ~ . ,b~r Go. Ltd,. Wm. Noseworthy ------12.15-8porls Unlimited Cyril Power in his 74th year . . : Ltd, Nfld. Coal" Oil Ltd. 12.30-NclVs, Spons ana Leaving to mourn his loving ".; . '$37.00-Employees Canadian . E • E Weather. wife, Annie (Ennis); six sons, , National Telegraphs. qume ntry . "$2MB-Employees Ayrc's De· 12.45~ign Off. Richard, William, James, Cyril Ned' c mer home. , :partment Store. ACROSS -oala Thomas and John; three daugh· ew ana lOans an Exempted from this 44 Hang lIS If ters, Mary (Mrs. Orville Brit·' are clergymen and. . ,$25.00 each-C. H. Davies, st. g~i~~; ~~~!e SUNDAY, ~101rch 3rll. balanced ain). Margaret (jlrs, .Tames teachers and Iheir WI115 : Jobn's Central Fire Department, 9 Bridie part 46 Most untruthful 9.00-Davey and Goliath. 1 . Allied Aviation Service Co,' of 12 Flnnlsli name 49 Eat away 9.15-The Living \V ord Kennedy), and. Annie (Mrs, Vote In E eetl'on take up lW\\, po~tings ina 53 : Nfld. Ltd" G. & A.. Buffett 13 ~~~dsO'S high Labor group 9.30-Comment and Michael Joyce), Funeral from ferenl ridin~ a(ter Ihe ~nl (ab,) , The), pernuticl Grand Bank. ' . 14 Expert aviator 54 Falls tall first Conviction his late residence, 26 Clifford issucd. are (avlallon) 10,OO-Television Chapel Strcet, on Monday, 1I1al'ch 4th, I 'I'[)te in th,~ Ilell' , eaeh-Nfld, Fluorspar t~ ~::&1~an for 56 Feminine at 10.15 a.m. Ior Requicm Mass, OTTAW i\ (CP I - Voling in 1place o[ rcsilienee when the; A member o[ p"I,,.me" :Ltd., •. St. Lawrence; W. S, Per· Instance nlcknamo IO.30-Faith for Today lin', Ethel Barrett, Ciaudia B, 18 Schemes 57 Son DC Seth 11.00-The Christophers ' at 10.30 a.m. at St. Patrick's i Canada s general election is not i election writ was issllcd. A P')!'·! his family are not . I , (Bib.) 12,DO~ign Off. I Church, Inlernient at lIfount I a privilege confined cxclusil··~ly son who moves betwecn In en Ihal'e changed Ih.m Ch~plin Piercey, Topsailj Dr, m~~~~;sn 58 Hole I: Germany Crame 2.DD-Country Calendar Carmel Cemetery, (U.S. papers' to Canadian citizens, and voting day casts his hallot residence from their ho:n! H.. J.Klng. 23 Beak (zool.) 59 Brythonlc sea 9 Wood around 33 Cerernonici please copy), The law states only that a in the constituency of his for· I ing by mln'ing to Oltall'l. $lB.95 - Employees Avalon' 24 Twltchhig god boltom DC 35 Unclosed 2,30-Thls is the Life 60 Rave wall 40 Alternative 3.DO-Decks Awash sat·mon qualified voter in' the April R Telephone Co, Ltd. r ~ i~~IIjf:r~3rt 01 Gaelic ' 4:fHlnder election must have 'lived in . $18.00 each - Thomas Lam· smves 45-0 surrey 3.30-Tlme of Your Life WALSH-Passed peacefully 32 Embellishes Canada the day the election Har bo ur Bu ff e;tt E m· 34 Mental ailitude through park 4.30-Speaking French away l\Ionday, Patrick F. 46 Pervade 5,OO-Jlerilage writ was issued. be 21 on \·ot· ~irrl ~itl~11IOlr~' Chalker & Co, Ltd, 36 RIdicule 47 TropIcal flant Walsh in his 89th year, Leaving ing day. and he a Canadian each-Herbert Thistlel 37 Musical dramas 48 Capitola 5.30-20/20 to mOllrn two daughters, Kath. . I 38 Dispatched Yemen ciLizen or a British subject \\'ilh ASSoclat on, 39 Carry (call,) 5.57.:...CBC Natlonal News leen (:llrs. Cyril Buck), Rita "INVEst TO EARN THE MO~r' 50 Above . a year's re~idence in the coun· Household . Fin· 41-MOines, ti,DO-Twentieth Century 51 Low I,aunts (Mrs. C. Skinner). one son tl'y before the i~slle of the wl'it, 52lt.lIan 6.30-Cltizen's Forum Cprp.of Canada, Guardian 421f:r:esare 55 Augustus, one sistcr, lIIrs, Feb. 6 this year. Heap" Partners N fld. 7.00-Maverick ' Al1n(' Crolw. St. Brendan's, lUl .• The tel'm "British su\'jert" Paid Oil Dc\tentuJt S,OO-Candltl Camera One bruthe,' Michael, also 17 [UL' voting pm'puses coveL'S r:iti· 1B1' each-Joseph Fitzpnt· 8,30-Unzel grund ehihlren lind four great zens 01 the United Kingdom ,~n" Honds for 1 year an~ .Dr. G. M. Brownrigg, 9,OO-Rlashback grandchildren. Funeral from his of all Commonwealth countries . n~Jame!l M. Bradshaw,' Roy Rus·· 9.30-EII Sullivan Show daughters residence. 123 Cabot anti also uf the republics of Ire­ 2-10 Over. B, Norris, CLU;J. M8k 10.30:....Bonanza Street to St. Patrick's Church land ami South Africa, former H. W. Duffett· Ltd" 11.30-Closeup for Requiem Mass at 8.15 a.m., Commonwealth members. iJih nllW!NldI5tOC:k Sales &. Service, 12,OO-Quest March 4. Int'?rment will be at Other' foreigners, including :III,IlIVn.,il,m'. Wholesale, J ,3., Coady, 12,30-eBC National News Belvedere Cemetery. visitors and immigrants who 12.40-Local News, Sports and have not become Canadian citi· Bonds issued in Denomin:ltlolls (If $100,00 each - Employees of , W~ather zens. are not entitled to vote. and Upwards. It. ·M. Winter Ltd" Eric J, b.55-Sigli orr A "landed immigrant'· must I Ireland's Eye; Employees live in Canada five ycars to; YOUI' ll'IOIIC\' \\'ill doublc in l·1 rcars if the Scotia, Main Hr. qualify for citizenship. a1r $8.1t3-·Emplo!lees of London. AMERICANS WARNED illterest'is allowed to acclIIlIol . Assoc, REPAIRS Warnings are usually issued,! For further particulars, appll': each-JOscph M., Grcene, .TV by the United States go\,crn.! . R., Grangcr, John ment that Amcrican citizcns i Perlin, Max Parsons,' REASONABLE RATES who vote in a Canadian elcc·: E. House, Upper Ifi' GU AHANTEED, WORl\ tion face possible loss of their Ii NEWFOUNDLAND BUllDlN~ J, A. Jelly,' Upp~r L.S. citizenship, Covej Mrs. Marion All· American residents in Canada, A. G. Walker, Dr; J.A. ·PH.ONE 94123 may . inadvertenlly find their' Manuels, C,B.; Samuel names on voting lists. though SAVINGS & INVESTMENT lm W~rt-, Avalon LOBA No, this in itself is not proof that lElectron.c: , Incorporated 1936 I Topsail; 'J •. R. Rod· J. J. EVILLE: they have' actually voted, Many SpeclaUtles Ltd., Americans request the electoral 258,DUCKWORTH STREET, ST. JOHN 5 Esao Service, Ganderj .,Centre Ltd. revising officer to remove their 'Flower Shop, Ganderj. 90 CAMPBELL 1\ YE, PIIONE 9·5300 names. PHONE 8·3108 ,·Canada . ·.·Pa,ckers Hamilton Avenue Extension The constituency in which a Alter hours 'Phone 8-7313 decb,mth.tf person votes is determined by . plan' Now for 'Sumni~r pleasure .' . , .' ~. r:' Boats,' '.. , . NOW AT LOCAL PRICES . Outboard :--. ;---miii? PNE HOUR .Dunn's Pharmacy Lt~. " Motors" <. FAST - EFFICIENT - SERVICE Trailers, .", 1h.motlm ,:~!t~/: I MARTINIZING MOl.SONS ana: . , . .' THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING~ CANADIAN LAGER. ;, .,' AccessQries,,' " PRESCRIPTIONS SATI~F'AtTiONGUARANfEED , ~EE· HOME DELIVERY. 'Picked ' up . and. delivered. 'fELEPHONE 8·2011-5 LINES' , No extra charge, . :."cnarles·;\M.·:B~f limited :';~:-:', . , , ;. ,,' -. ' ' '. Hughes~Maynar~' Cleansers Ltd. ., , .'..' .\ . , . , ' , Two-way Radio Equipped Vall . NEWFOUNDLAND.' BREWERY LTD. , PHONE 8-2131 . i , '.-' Ii : -.•.•. ' •. ".;,. • BLACKMARSH. :RD .. ', RHONE '9-2186-7 " ':, :' .~ (Not' Inserted by" Board of Liquor Control) . '. '':'. DIAL 8~7388 .'- , 9.2697 , '",- , . .' ',-' .: 1 ,-~•• , • .. , ,

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