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• AJI Forms 0 luation Of Dollar Insurance ill Has not affected ll pontiac "The Acadian . . . . /' . THE DAILY NEWS Waler St. H·7051 NOVA MOTORS (1962) LTD, Elizabeth Av. 9.4171 ~=~/I=;;==iJ
}'IONDAY, 1862 (Price: Test Ban .Policy
...... :' ...... ~... ,.'.: ...... ~., .... : ...... : ...... ,. :., ...... ",' :"." :.~ Public Reaction c lens IOO~I to clOle.up\. )ugh a refl!~ omatic exPo. By LIONEL WALSH I"", NEVA, Switzerlan'd (Reuters)- The United \" '.!;·::,I!"'I,:,'J:;,,III"ID:n,,:il.b:::, ,a~e foculin, Worries DVle~. has indicated the v-:est m!ght se!tle for a ~:.iSaskatchewan ' r 'est b~ n treaty without In spech 0 n post s,';;";~';;';';;';;';;';";";';;"';';;";;;;';; territory, Tories r Dean, chief U.S, delegate to the 17· Tn}1 '. ~Govt. Calls' LONDON (Reulers) - ~ran,. disarmc.ment conference resuming today, ~~ Consel"l'ati ves worried Sunday' a clear hint this effect on his arrival ahout public reaction to Frida:;'s '0 hig cabinet shufne by Prime He said it is "perhaps" ~Expert Advisers·~ ~linister 1Ilacmi1lan. 4 Iso m e polilicians wondered I whelher a slice of the electorate \re!1 dr~s ~.'llOl1SC this1 But when asked Inter specir· REGINA, CP-Expert advisers are being called ' might interpret Macmillan's ac· oh!erl m here said, il, ically whether the West, would in by the Saskatchewan government as the with- tion as "re·invigoration" but as I'e "hnndonin~ ,I lonq.held: be able. in the light or technical drawal of normal medical services by the province's a "panic mOl"c" in the wake of ('alcr of , lil"1 h:!' been rr;:ardcd 11., ,developments. to drop il$ in· the sizahle .,lidein his party's . irrrl'miiJir. But tltis. sistence on control posts nn fio· d actors enters its third ,week. prcstige OI"Cr the last few Ir a tr;1 uan trealy, 'viet territory, he replied: . , , ! "It would he preferable to Lord Taylor, a prominent British physician who I months . , i, 10 hi' a rrl'er~al in 'have control in the Soviet Un· helped set up Britain's national health plan, is to Tn adrlition to the ditchin~ of policy. DrJII made, ion. but if they won't agree we study the Saskatchewan situation. He is scheduled to . : sel'cn cabinct ministers Frida:!, 11 1I01lid I nol hI' without could \\"01'1, out a system but it arrive here today, the same day a week-long con- ' ~lacmiJlan W3, undcrstood to be in,~ II"hill' Il'chllicill pro.! \\'ould not be as 'good, , i,l'. vention of the Saskatchewan CCF-New' Democratic ,fllannin~ further shirts affecting' nf lon:·r~llgc te.'!. illspec' I "We I~'ould have a far better I junior ministers of below·cab· nllY rhl'llitr OIl'Htl' cnn· s)'stcm If we had control posts. Party opens in Saskatoon. . ANDREWS AF BASE, Md.-The first 50 rcservists to be mustered out of the' inct rank . .:1hnut 1:(' 'lill. "",r l\"Ould hare But ir we could get othcr Ileople '.~ and (,:btr heller ",Iem if we had 10 co·operate ... perhaps wc The medical crL~ls was ex. wan College or- Physicians nnd service were welcomed home with a sur prise personal greeting from President The opposition Lahor party prodlll'rd. .. could do without them. But thIs peeted to be a dominant topic Surgeons threatened to hal'e him Kennedy. The President arrived here from Cape Cod only a few minutes after 1101'/ is demanding thaI the gO\'. ".noo 1)lr 0;\ HTITt:UE is not for sure." at the conventi~n" Premier arrested ror practising" without a the Air force reser,\'isis and shook han ds with the men. Here. he is about to : crnment resign and bold an ;m· . told reporlers prospects I Dean's "perhaps" was the Woodrow Lloyd and all but one licence. He had been working greet S;Sgt Roland 1". Miller of \Vol'chester Mass. f 2nd from right).-fUPI : mediate .. ~cner~l ~Iection inslead tC51 han pact would de· closest to date the West has member of his cabinet wm as an interne at Leader, Sask. " , ,\ \ '01 somelImc wlthm the next.two Imel), on the Soriet at· I come to the Soviet view that make their temporary headqunr· Most or the doctors arril'ing . Telephoto). . Iyears whcn one has to be staged. toward on·sile ill. , I oJ ,. '\ . Sy.J I ,' I " ,I" • 'I l " ! ,1 l " :1 / Fis l 'I :1 I , - I, , I Jj I r'" i ! I j , toll continued :1 weekend with ,I Senior' 'I i' , ,I , [ , i I: Autopsy II I l II ,I you don't have to take Infan ! 'I . ,., , rep,ort . has , ' on the autc , the body I , , , , , ~ last week i~ on the WI I; " , , my in corne , word for it ... , I ,i- their'in , ' . death of til I ". child's bod J ( police aftcr ") was admitted Y' Hospit Give the new India shock. I examination I 1 recently , I , I I I I j " - " 500~A , the test \ ; F r \ " yourself! :~'II'...... ,t.... - •• c,. ,of ••••••• - ... , .., ..... ,~'''.''~' is now c' government ~ was to be but its serv as the fir fire under co , , Fun? Funer slimmer vac~ can be run, funeral. It's , declare. the ( ; Safety Coun ;1" Canadian' sidl l vacation· , i iI campaign, Sit I , i , , , , driver n: the Cou , can decide ~ , explore sid mileage " , , ! : see the si: and happ , I , to break ti , , al , ; I gripe' " his'mad the ,way a " ~ " "5"'''Un, ;~ , i ,~:,,,,, .., ,,~ I".'t ,.., ...... , • Still the same 12 fluid ounces? Give India the "Fill-It" test yourself! At t!!e Brewery we exhal I, , I' t ~ "", ): " a tipping machine which holds a FULL old type INDIA bottle on the bottom and a new , "t 1 ..... 4&;. _ ....' • ," i .. " ..... INOlA bottle which fits tight on top. When the machine is tipped completely in reverse ,- ." "-.;~r " -shown in the illustration below), we find that the new 'stubby' bottle will hold all that . ' ; into it from the old bottle. You will also find less bulk in carrying and refrigeration t I " i new type of India bottle which once' again shows that INDIA BEER and INDIA PALE AU " " '" , ~till a man's best friend. 1"" i' , I ,j• , , I I ,: ! "I ,. ".~ .. ~ : u. " , ~,.' 'I ,', I ICC'. ~, 'h v I Co ,',n'I ,', (N oiins¥r'led -by tltc" noaid '~ , Liquor Control) NEWFOUNDLAND BREWERY UD., ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. v ' " " , i L: , I ,/ I , , . ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND MONDAY, JULY 16,1962 ..•. Fisherman An·other I Presentation Of St.• John<. ~ ~ Drown's Highway The 40·year·old man from' (ert s II'foundland's mounlin~ fnt· Ambulance ificates • etoll continucd to rise uvcr 1''181' Island, Placcntla -Ua), Fatality' ""pl,ena lI'ith the death 01 drowncd Friday while fishing. Senior on the coaSI His body was recover cd Satnr· A .62·year·old Hampden, day. Labrador. White Bay, man was killed Sat, ,------Mr. Senior, a crew membet urday wben his car crashru into of the Caroline Rose, 'apparenl· a bridge about 20 miles from Iy feil into the water whrn his Deer Lake. ' dory swamped with the weigh: Garland· Snow was the vic· Autopsy On of fish and traps aboard ·it. tim. A report said the vehicle 'I'he man was alone at UI'! time struck Rocky Brook bridg~ all of Ihe accident. the Hampden·Deer Lake· Road. 'l'hree other passengers in the The Caroline Rose or Port Infant car were also injured. Mrs. AI· EIlZlbeth, Placentia, Bay wa:; :\0 r~PJrl h~s )'C t IWI'II I'C f' h' • bert Sutton of Cormack is said . ('n thc aulop;)' perform IS lng at Back Harbour. to be. in critical condition at the body of an iufant An Eastern Provincial' Air, Western' Mernorial Hu,pital, Ilst week in a ficlll ncar ways plane wlll fly the budy Corner Brook. Suffering from . on tht' west CO~>I. f: to Flatd,Jt~land as s~on as weath· lesser injuries are Leotianl and ROIP in corner Bro,)t.: arc ~r con I. Ions permit .• Th~ ~raft RADIO ANNOUNCER WITH' . Gregory Clarke, both of Hamp· I. ng tllI'ir il1vrsti~atl0l. 111 . IS standIng by at Cartwngh~, den .. ' _ I~r drath of lilt' child Labrador. T!lr child', \lotiy was fl,IIIH\ ------MOST. LOYAL AUDIENCE pnl:et' after n 15·:'car vl1 ,,;IS admitll'll to W~'stcr:J Gordon Tizzard of Radio Sta· Gordon placed first· in the 1I1I;pilal su[~(,rinJ RCAF Yukon lion ~ ..F.C.B. in Corner Bro?k I~lIrvey, which includ,ed stations Bastille Day , ;hork. has JOliled the mnks of dIS" III some of the largest cities in ,\!l .'xamil;atIl1ll Shllll"',1 thaI tin!luished Canadian broadcast· I Canada including Montreal. As ;'::1 rrcl·nll,. ~i\'cn birt:\ to Due Today· ers. a reward, Gordon, who is. pro· At. St ,Pierre·· r~lld, It was reccntly announced gramme director for C.F.C.B., The RCAF's latest 31rcrafl. that Gordon was sclected the received a five hundrcd dollar GRAND BANK - Hundreds the Yukon, is scheduled to ~r. radio announcer with the mosl chcquc from the Monal'ch Cake of tourists visited the French rive at Torbay RCAF Station loyal listening audicnce. The Mix Company and a gold plated islands of SI. Pierre and Mique· 500-Acre first stop at St. John's. award came from a Cross Can· desk statuette of a radio micro- Ion over the w~ekend for the ada Sutvey of 20·radio stations phonc. celebration of the traditional i , The Yukon, which is rep lac i conducting the Merry Monarch Before JOIning the sta'ffof National holiday, Bastille Da),. i . Ing the North Star, is the larg I lIlix up contest Although weather conditions· .. ' est Canadian aircraft. It was -----.. , . C,F,C,B" when the station went ccebrated ihe big day with p'ar'l R .. J. FAGAN of the Department of National Revenue receives a St. John Am- Wood Fire At on the air in October· 1960, Gor· built by Canadaire and c~n werc not good, the i.slanders bulance Certificate from Peter Goodridge, secretary-superintendent of· the carry morc than 130 passengers don was station manager of ades,· sports. events, fireworks St. John Ambulance Association in Newfoundland at a presentation recentLv and a crew of 12, Injured In Fall radio station v,a,u.s. in St. and dances III the streets and h ld' tl S' H h G' " . :J John's, and ·prcvious to that was in the'towns several nightclubs e 111 Ie lr ump rey llbert BUlld mg whIle M. J. lVlercer, collector of Twin Falls The aircraft will be rTJming with Radio Station V.O,C.M. The fore;t fire which broke 10 rorhay to take Newfouilliland Gordon, a native of SI. John's, and cafes in which the tourists taxes looks on. air cadets to summer camp in joined wit~ the islanders in thc D' ' at Twin Falls. Labr syst in any particular Thetea'chlng ofthe ·studenls mentwllrbe available for teach.' The'people, lind the.·govern, .BullBrBig·Pond~: ,.. ' , .. , . LADIES', " RAYON,.' BRIEFS , em, The view of the of the third nd ,fourth year Ing in, September, 'This Is the ment: a'swell as (he'doctots, the .. ,The:,Water'boll)ber,which car· n.:C1 Medicine has .. been begins early in September, The basic cau.se, for.an;detyon. the staff..and the shfde/l411haye . a ties"water jn.i)e.r hull, rather Coli auld be i!"proper for students, are concerned, that part'"of ~urstudents.· . great.invest~eilt'ln· the,'College than in· tanks, on ber, 'wings, .·Is or ~~e to align·itsel! with clinical teachers wl11 not be Our·.studEints: must consider olMedlcine and·Unlverslty Hos. one of two ,used by. the Mincs o er side in the dispute. available; 'The College of Med. very:,serlously th~ir, pOSition in pital.'.Milch has been :accomp. and 'Resources departmenf In 'lQe COli ., .' Iclne,relles to a considerable tlie coming academic ycar. Thoy IIshed in the past, and nili~h re.Newfoimdland ·to· fight lorest consc!ge of. Medicine Is extent· on local doctors as part. desire a good medical education,' mains to be done in the future, fires.·' .. "UIl'." ••, __ . Us of t~e effect the time, tcachers,and.lf they were and if it Is not svailablejn ~ask· Thel Col.lege of Me.dicine ~ must could have on the to ·leilve; teaching hi thecilnlcal atchewan they will wish to go .conUnue to' function arid dis. :fnM the ,students. ye,rs could be most difficult. elsewhere 'to obtain It, For itsctiiirge:'is respansibillties .10 '. .' Two: ·Calls' " edlclne has not .. :There ,has been. considerable part, the· College. of, Medicine the students, the University and .. of the lacu who are memo ~omment o~ the reporte~ eleven wl11 d(( all possible to ensure the people of Saskatchewan, As " • f ..,-,-:-.-_ ,. partiCipate In lZ olthe rlght~eslgnations . from the College that adequate Instruction Is Dcan of the College o(Medicine . T,wo calls were receivt)iI by ttPrell their vi s~usslon, and, of .Medicin,ewlth, the Impression availqble. this, fall. The ,entire I ask all. concerned to join me cit~ firemen yesterday. .. e the College 8, al memo ·tb!t .11 ~ave left as' the result matter has been dlseussca frank· ·at this crucial time to guarantee Both .caUs were concerning ""1I11H,._._ wbl of PhysIcians of the controversy; Thirteen 1£ with the studentuvallable.in OIlr continued and vigorous ac· defective 011.' burners, one on iD thl,Ch.11 the,prop~ reBlanatl~nB became effective ,Saskatoon, and the Premier and tivitles 'in teaching In d Waterfor~ Bridge Road and tIll cODtrOYeny; In the li~.t .Ix ~onthB of 1962,' the President o( the College of research.,' . .other )In Hamilton' street. \. \ , 4 ,; , , THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. MONDAY, TClY 16, , ,' TIlE ·DA1LY·NEWS, - . Which Makes It , Somewhat. unanim6u's Newfoundland's Only Morning PaPei,. -" .'.1 'j ,Th:o-DAI1:~ NEWins a moJnlng piper I IN THE 'NEWS " Fre{ " established In 1894. "an.d p,ubUshed at 'the ~ewa Buildlna. 35S·S59,Duekworth - By Wayfarel ..:i , Street, . St. "John'., ·NewfoUndland, ~ " Robinson & Company, [,Imlted, :\ NOTES AND COMMENT hiEMSER'OF I have given up the eating of potatoes for a THE cAlIIAD1AN PRESS' I good reason. It has nothing at all to do with The Canadian Ptess .11 'excluslvel, I is all a matter of texture and taste. If there are enUtl~d to the usu for'republicatlon ot potatoes available today, that deserve to be . all nelVs despatches In this paper credit. . and served, I have yet to encounter them. So I , cd to It. or to tbe .~5\1clnted Press or wait until the first of the new season's Reutera and also th"lci~~lnew•. publlsbo' . .~l •. cd therein. - , . ~ land potatoes become available. They will be a ; b':i.YEAltL~ SUBSCRIPTION RATES ury to which I am looking forward with .... I'aLl~r.111 ''! J~ ~ ~~. 'All Press Services Ind feature artlcle.t ; ~C.n.da ...... ".,'" 512.00 per annum I,don't know where current supplies of this \ev,.,,,,, ,,:.,11 , In this paper ate cupyrlghted and thell are procured but as a fancier of the potato, I .:~Ullited KlnGdum and all reproduction II p~ohlblted. i . them flavourless and unappetising. This is pro ;;;,.! forelln countri~. $14.00 per anpurn one of the consequences of forced growth which i; . Member "udlt Bare.. 1 .i common today. However, I am quite confident . 'Authorized as second clast mall by tbe ClrculatloB. '1 Post Office Department, Ottawa, and. '0' the soil and climate of Newfoundland tend to , ·filr payment of postage in casb, duce the best of all potatoes, ;':j~, , ' I'" , MONDAY, JULY 16,• 1962 , ., ....-.------~--.------v, ... It is a curious fact that little is known : I , • " , ,. about the origin of the potato and its intro. : .... -, ~. In Saskatchewan's medicare con ant in Newfoundland because Spaniards are beJieved to have brought it to i .. 'troversy the irresistible force of nurses can\1ot be persuaded to ~o their country from Peru and there is some:' government seems to. have met the to them. Schools are often vacant evidence of its cultivation in a small lI'av ' "iirtmovable object ofthe province's because teachers refuse to accept in all western Europe in the first years of ' ::medical association with the usual the discomforts of' the area in the 17th century, But it was in Ireland where i • it found its greatest acceptance and culti\'a . I ' . ' r~sult. Deadlock has occurred, In which they .. are situated, A well , t)W meanwhile, the public suffers. paid group of workers may impose . tion. There it was so important a staple in' . the dietary of the people that it became as ' . " ~ The doctors insist that the go\' great inconvenience on the public IRtes! m01'e :'crninent must suspend the medi by withdrawing their services be indispensable as rice is to most Asiatic peo. : to isolate S,A I i pIes. With the appearance of the blight in ' legislatiori before they cause their employers refuse to in m the outside ;:~a.l~e \vill 1. 8'16 and the almost total loss of the crop, ltaire's saying, resume practice and engage' in cre,asethelr pay. The na~ure of the - Auld' Lang Syne - starvation threatened the popula~e and' with what yc policy discussions. The gov?rn o services rendered by doctors may July 16, 1932. cclebrant will he nCl', F~t!lCl' Rangers do hereby challenge wholesaJe emigration began. defend to the rpe!1t, on the other hand, demands seem to putth~m 'in a 'special clas SUDDEN PASSING OF Pippy. P,P, of Sl. ,T03Crh':i, \"~'1 any team in the City Football to say it" WELL·KNOWN CITIZEN will also be the preacher hr League to a game of football to into the rea the resumption of standard medkal sification of people who must obey The sudden pa55jn~ of Wm, thc day. llc playcd any night next week. it neverthele~ pructice before it will bring the arty law, however repugnant to A. Ellis in a London hospital As who have no playin;: fiel:! At what time and from where the potato .. the prifi whole subjed before a special ses th.eir professional ideas, but is that CRme as a greal shock to his VISITING PREACHER we would want to usc the prac· introduced into Newfoundland, there is no ace,", free speec: many friends in this-city, par· The ncv, S, Davis, Ph,D,. of tice field of the team W1.IJ ac· Declaration :' sian of the legislaturc, The:'c i!:,' true in a world in which some ticularly to his hrethren in the Smith Falls, Ont~rio. who is cepts Ollr challenge if they have information, Enclosure and cultivation of lanJ. of the Uni : obstinacy 011 both sides, But the areas suffer from a chronic short Masonic Fraternity. The late visiting the city for a week or any. this island were long forbidden although agrkui~' . to which gr~ter fault seems to ,lie with the age of doctors and others have far Mr. Ellis was a prominent fig. tcn daYE. will be the guest of began with Guy in 1610. But the earliest ;'efert: a signatory. ure in the commercial life of SI. Andrew's Congregation. Dr, Last night the City beat the I have been able to find to the production of pot;:)· . public affair :~katchewan Government. more than the necessary average the community, and for 27 Dal'is is a native of Wales but "Heilotl'ope" by a score of 13 ol a country . . ime Magazine quotes the Tor-, for .the population? years conducted the business of has spent over 20 years in Can· points to nil. The game was is in Anspach. He wrote in 1819, at which time c~· ol the peop fi:tp Globe & Mail to the· eHert Ellis & Company, A little more ada receiving his degrees in one of the best for the season vation of the land had been sanctioned by law, t: by their will. ",., ''''" . than a year ago, when thelcom· Canadian universities, He was and was packed witli thrills "potatoes and cabbage. both green and red, were: .' Gov't to 11' ~~t the doctors of Saskatchewan The proper course for the Gov- pany dissolved. he retired 'from ordainecl in 1921 and has spent from start to finish. The only of the peoplE actvie business. Born in SL the past seven years as minis· score in the first half was wben most valuable productions of the island," Th~:' V:!. 'ave taken an action which is not ernment of Saskatchewan is first grown in plots of varying size adjacent to the he.:! legislation anc "pen to any individual or any to test public opinion on the pres John's, the son of the late tel' of a large and influential the City kick~d a. penalty goal, Free speech Henry Ellis, he 'was in his 65th church in Smith Falls, During Sterling doing the needful For and huts of the fishermen. It is possible that thet:' in carrying t :irdup within a democracy, That. ent medicare legislation by means year, his uastorate there a new the remainder of tbe first balf seed potatoes came to Newfoundland from Nell' E~' . democracy *~)he face of it, is ponderous non- of a provincial plebiscite. In the • • • ehurc'h building coslin,: ~150,. the teams were even both land or they may have been brought out from 1re~r . to any inc TO PERFORM CEREMONY 000 has been erected and prac· tcams coming close to scoring, ed by'a G ~e, The members of any lenrned meanwhile, it should suspend the The annual Requiem :'I!ass at tically paid for. but falling to do so. In the since, from earliest times, the fishing vessels (r.' ," a faithful ;jficifession have surely the right to operation of the measure until Mount Carmel Cemetery will be second half the City scored England usually called at an Irish port for ce1'l opinion by hi,kcide for themselves whether con-. public opinion has confirmed it. celebrated tomorrow morning at CIIALI,ENGE twice to go on to win the game supplies of food and to take on "youngsters" fort attention r 10,30 (weather permitting). The We whom you may call the 3·0. ~,dltions of service in any area are Thereafter the doctors of Saskat fishery. It has been thought that the first f;! and injusl the South AI ~acceptable. They have freedom pf chewan, as did the doctors in Gre ) ------"------,-=__ F''!1II" """"''''''''',. ______••••••• .. , DAILY NEWS,· 51; JOHN'S, NFLD, MONDAT,· JULY 16, 1962 vs Free Speech In Republic------~------======:-======.:.:... South Africa C.Lm~! New~~..... ~ ., OJ. d~li\'ered to Rotary .- ...... -_ .. .. , Friday b)' Rcl'. Fred Sass, ------._------~------~.:~.'~,-_- . " 8.D., S.VI., Phd, CAMP NEWS I blanket of fog still surriJ~l)derl attitude of the Republic the Camp with no sign of Uft'l We have been in Camp ~t 1ing, and, U you think It· if a "uth Africa's Government .0 . d f Harbour Grace for nearly a Ipicnic having nearly 200· 'li~tle frre speech remm s ~ne 0 i week and the sun hasn't m~dp. i lads undcr your .c~re ~gder of St. Thomas More I less, an appearance thus far, makm;:: such adverse condillons >·then ' epinram~; it a bit on the not too gooa i you should try it. Fortu'r.liiely. lIe;s bite llorris he puts s!de, in fas!, it has ~en prac· the Junior Training Corps 'ca-mp: out the light tically nothmg but ram for the this year is blessed with a .good Ihc), can't sce, he says, to past week, and on Thursday it and strong Officers and Sergts' s bile. just r~lned all morning which Mess, and, even though they I The ;oiationalist Government necessitated the running of a have their hands (ull yet tlley· d1ich is South Africa has become In· film in the Mess Hut. and, in sure are going quit~ 1 good iident irritated by the un· the afterhoon, through the job of it and the little lad~ nd to world opinion ranged courtesy of Mr. Mike Hayes, the are acquitting themselv~s like il. and is adding to the lads wcre his guests at iI movie .real veterans, . i. deterrents to criticism in the local theatre, whIch was I ' ,lilhin by an attempt to greatly enjoyed, Through the courtesy of ·Rl!v, The Camp started on TileS- Ludrow, the new School auditor· mUllle the pre~s CRASH KILLS EIGHT-Eight persons in convertible (left), including a baby I day, .July 10th, with a st:engti1 ium was placed a~ the Jispr..sal ;mO\\,ll Ihr ~(lIlrcr.' of ncll's fecding I born at the scene, died when the car sideswiped another auto and careened Iof 241 all told which included of the Camp Fflday mOCll1n~ ollt;inr wllrld with thc sirk- I ; intro some 192 J.T.C, lads. wit'l Cap ,and the lads had a chalJl'c of I farls of Apartheid or Ha- I head-on into the vehicle at right at Brandywine, Md, Al( of the dead were I .'rl. I tain Hal Hayncs as Cam~ Com- : getting a litlle warmer than The lli~lrimlllation. . I from Washington D,C, it to 7 mandant and Captain Juhn V. I the usual run of the Camll due :1\ , S. :\fril'an Go\,'t seems I Rabbitts as 2nd in Command 110 weathcr conditions, an.: In · that the censorship of , ,; some and Adjulant. OLhcrs officers I informal concert was ruo off .perch ('an nCl'cr cOl'cr' 11 \\,;J\' Canadians CANADIAN . are as follow~:-Chaplain, ReI'. under the direction of Iht mulliludr of ,ins thnt it (':11'5 L. A. ~, Ludlow, S;Th.; Medi· i Sergt's. Mess. . or to hillr. St. Thomas's Better Off In > i i where that lIeas bite regardless cal Of~lccr, Dr. K. .Sd1tIll~:'·1 The Camp i, I'cry plc35cd III 51', lAmDIMI MR Il')p'-L'rl~II,-S iOU, lJ}5:, OOO'~~ ro;!~ TO I M,B., Ch.B.; se.rg!. :tlaJor, B~"l i wclcome TIcI'. Don ~lor;:an· on 'lllti\'a '.1 hrlhcr tIle)' can sec .or be New Zealand tCMPLEt£ IH~ 'IRSl' "tI!.lJIS-C~M,I,D~ FLIG\{f It1 132.0- A. S. Rogers, 'hP.M, .&. Q.:ll.,'\ .' I Ih c St reno"th an d·IS appOin. t cd a! ;; pJe in \\ould be lost on the Na By ,J, C. GRAHAM Cap t . G , S . l omas, .. es, I A . t t C CI I' Gorl. Thi~ ccn .j Qrioles Drop Indians Twice 'I Maris Home' Run Total Reaches 23 \ ~J~ ". :1 ;;i: spoiled th. ~Jy the Canaillan Press !enth, He homered again to brew smashed a pair of doubles Sil: home runs, two of them touch off a four·run blast In Dnd drove in four runs to batk of moving by (JIlIger Maris, accounted fOl' the ninth. up spmc brilliant relief pitching RCAF Satur, 10 i\ins Sunday as New York l Three singles follow~d How by Frank SullivDn in the 5,3 themselve YaJi!cees swept a double·header: ard'B homer and then Sheldon win. place tie with t a 6·5 trlump lron(the Athletics, 8·6 and 11.3,! wnlked to force in II run. Phl! Killebrew's second two·bagger came in the sixth Inning with by the Jay! Tne Yankees had to go 10 in, I Llnz singled in the final two streaks nlngs' before they won the Ollon· ! runs, two outs Bnd sent home thre.~ I rl1n~ to overcome a 3·2 Bo~ton nding a four Ii er on a homer by YogI Berra ANGELS GAIN SPLIT slri ng by the . I with Mickey l\Iantle aboard, At Los Angeles, the Angels lead, Hc also drove in thl' see· " seven game The A's submitted meeitly in deleated Washington 5·1 In the ond run in the fifth inning SPEEDING HOME-Maury Wills of the Dodgers kicks up a dusl storm The victory went to Lee pitcher Ray " the~.nlghtcap as the Yanl:-,cs first American Lenilue game he ·scores in the eighth inning of the All-Star game in Washington. whO joined :: hanimered 15 hils. even though they lost the lec- Stan lie, the third Minnesota put the tag on Wills is catcher John Romano of the Indians. The had droPI pitchcr who retlrcd lor a pia~h. Tlie Athletics held a 5·U Icc,{1 and gnme 10·4. starts, had hiller in the hig sixth, Sulli',oar. beat the Americans :1-1. ': aflatl;ix innings of th~ opener Eli Grba, who has a eareer and Hawks I making his fir~t nppepl'lIl1ce in ;. wit~·llic.go Segui allowing only record of 8·0 against the Sen a ;'vl.:'jOd Comets onci ; i two hits up to that time Maris tors, pitched his first complete a Minnesota uniform aller C me the leag I; homcred with the base~ flllpty game in 16 starts in the opener many successful seasons wilh I. Bo~t?n, p.rotec1ed. the lead by I' ry " in the seventh Rnd then the I and would have had a shutout ar his tcamm Yankees jolted Segui for five Iexcept for a first Inning I'rror. retlrlng mne men 10 a row over ' looked lik thc last three innin~s. . ack Smashe run, in the eighth 10 take a 6.5 Joe Koppe drove in three lead as the lead. 1,runs for the Angels with a The Red Sox took an early .' in the top of , Dobhy Richardson sinsled in Ibases empty homer and a sin· 3·U lead over the Twins when M tl Jays finally g Ihe first run, Maris hit a three· I ~It,. ,lim Paglinroni. hanged a thme, '. 0n m' n m~ . }~ runs in the run home!' aOlI ,John Blanchard The SCIHltors tore into a bal£· r~n hOl11e run 111 the semnu In· 1 U M ;' m and grabhe{ i I drol'e in the final run with a dUll'1I Los An!:ele~ pitchers for 11m/:. Park Ma more in the: ~inJlle. " hits in the second game Rnd At Chit-ago, Luis Apnl'icio's GHm Cimoli homered for the bl'ought lelt hander Steve Ham· doublc, extending his hittinil NEW YOHK (Cl') - C;II'l'Y with a rush Ihrollgh the stretch and Admirals Voyage . his first d Athletics in the eiilhth to tic ilion his third victory in seven streak through 11 gamcs, keyed Back smashed into the lead to captlll'C the $162,100 Holly· Ridan and Admiral, " CaUra I i the scorc and the deadlock held decisions, Bob Schmidt battcd a tlVo'l'un eighth inning that midway down the hume stretch wood Gold Cnp Handicap. piloted by Bill HartocK, and strw until 'Jel'rY Walker walked Man- in threc Washington runs and pushed the White Sox to a 5·3 and hroke the track record as Ci\~m FRO~l BEllIND the top weight at 123 allowed t~re tle "ivilh one out in the lOth ex· Angel Ken Hamlin drove In win over Detroit Tigers. he captured the $100,150 Mon· The Rex C. Ellsworth entry nidal!, a 4.to.5 faroril1. Bambrick weI and Berra followed with his two, ROGER MARIS Al Smith, given an intention· r,nouth :ark. Hnndicap Saturday performed as expected - Oiden turned 53.60. $3.20 ~nd S2,'ane!l.'jflor the Jays t, seventh homcr of the season, The split put the Angels Beven nl pass, scored the second run III a spmc tmg.ler that saw fav· Times hurned liP the pace and his backers in the crowd, victory ag, Elston Howard Inshed two percentage points ahead of the homer ill the sixth innintl to I eretl for the Orioles. of the inning, Aparicio's sharp o;cd Kelso (mlsh second. Beall, left it f~r Pro\'c It to come 610. :'Ilighty ennee paid pitched a f snap a 4·4 tic, It was the I The nightcap was lied 5·5 in hit that caromed off third base. ' Iurple, who had ups!!l both of: from hehllld and haul down the I $~ 40 "'hl'l A I . I 10llr and fant homers for the Yankees in the Cleveland Indians, who slipped , . I th . II J l' 4 S b 'b n··' f 5102 100 ant I. ~ e , mira I Orioles' fourth round·tripper off the ninth when Gentile picked mnn Steve Boros scored Floyd 1 em III Ie u ~ u Ul a I wInner s purse o. " , "~3 20 t h' nigh.tenp and Bill Skowron hit to third place by blowing a dou· . .,HandIcap, w"s third. ! Olden Times pulled in fourth .. age I,as . .;0. o. S ~\\.. walks, a field one. SI;owron's came in the ble·header to Baltimore. loser Jim IIludcat Grant and Ion a pitch by Barry Latman came right after Jackie Brandt leading off the inning and drove R~blJ1son and sent S;mth to. Expertly ridden hy Johnny i while Windy Sands was second. i Th~ vIctory. RH~an s .".,-, ...... error account lourth innin~ with Heelor Lopez , thlrbd. cnlm S bloop· I' Rotz, the 1961 Kentucky Derby, A New Zealand runner, Cadiz, I the mnc starts thIS Rams runs had blasted a homer to tie the It deep to I'i';lht centre to de· t I~o Sc~~rleon ~~a~~r.. aboar.d as the Yankees scored; ,GENT~LE SLAl\IS TWO er 1 IJ1 .nut 1. . winner scampered nnder the' was third in thc field of 12 i worth $64,750. third and Ja, score,' cide the contest. rou~ three times to take 4.3 lead, I 'l he Trlb~ were beaten 6·4 . The ~ox talllcd t.hrce. tllnes wire in 2:002·5 (or the n~'lIIile : stakes horses. .Cyane, ? c1is~ppointment!" homer com and 6·5 as JIm Genlile slammed Chuck Estrada limitcd the Rain cancelled the second III !he SIxth. But .Chlco I' ern an· i trip, three lengths ahead of i The time for the 1\4.mile hlS surprISe vIctory In tht Ho'ward connccted with Man· a pail' of homers, one in each I Indians to six hits in the open· gome of Boston Red Sox game dez 11tll. homer m ,the se\'cnth i K~lso. The time eclipsed Round; feature wns two minutes flat. Bclm.ont utunty last [ali,: tie on base in the Iiflh and I gil me, R er, including two·run homer Iat Minneapolis, but ~linnesota a~d Rocky. ColavHo s solo ?last, I Viet's track mark of ~:01 1·5 set. Pro\'e 11 returned $5,20, S3.20, liP WIth another unrxpec"'-...... ______drohhn the Yanks' seventh rlln I Gentile, who now has 24 by Willie Kirkland. Ron Han· Twins won the opcner lor the IllS 21st. tIer! It III the N::hth I in 1~47, 'allli S~.r,() acro" the board. I umph as he won the :,tr."· \~:tsa~I'ifi.:~!I)' .. il~the sev·1 homm, hit his first Kame sen and ,Jerry Adair also hom· I home crowd as Harmon Kille· and kayocd starter Erl Fisher. I Kelso, Horse of the Year in' Windy Sands paid $3.8U and I Dwyer Handicap at :\ew \"f'. ------.------. ---- 1960 and 1961, was threNjltar·: ~3.~0. Cadil returned S5. 'Aqueduct race track Sat::', . ters of a length ahead uf Beau' The pursc increased Pro\'c: in the fast time o[ ~011·r NAlIONAl LEAGUE: Purple in the field of six handi· It's earnings to $456,970. one and a half milcs, cap stal'S, Polylari 11"3, fourth,' Ridan, making his first start. Eldon Kelson rode C,;: , followed by Garwol anri Hitting' since a second place showing in : lrom ~Ir ,and ~Ir,. lIarry L Away. Ihe :llay Preakness, sped i ger's Christiana Stable. l::l The winner pairi $9, S3.30 Jnd . 1hrough the murl to srore a· the finish line thr.'I··"Ill",,,' -podgers, Giants Spli't $2,80. Keso, ridden by Willie: sCI'en·length vict')ry in the! a length in front of ;, Pair Shocmaker and the 4-to·5 fav·, S102,250 Arlington Classic in i lightly.regarded hom, the. orite, paid S2.60 and S2.~O. Beau, Chicago. I Stable's lying Johnnie. Purple returned $2.80 to show" The.l. G. W. Sta~le's coil,. Noble .lay was third i~ . , A,nother 'Mark For Sta n; .Podres Goes Route Carry Back collected $70,.. unheaten as a scnsntlOnal two·· r Id f . threr .. rear.o:e • 947,50, and put his totat at $1,. i year.old in seven starts in 1961, IC 0 nme By! TilE CANADIAN PRESS I !lnme ns he pitched the 29th doubles, a walk and a sacrifice! 085,360. • pounrlrd the mile in 1:38 under Cyane earned S54.95i,~11 Lo~ Angeles D (1 d g e l' s saw shutout of his carp~i'. fly, Christ Cannizzarro's pin~h: At 1nglewood, Calif., Prove an ensy ride by jockey Avelino paid $20.20, $10,50 and $B.! their winning streak halted ct Eddie Mat how 6 producp.d single scored two nnd pulled the I >Y'·;!,C:;;ia:fY.1 ,II, ridden by Henry Moreno, Gomez. ing Johnnie paid S20.30 I five. Sunday afternoon, when I Mcts a what proved to be tile winning within one of tie. ' 'j;i;;;ti.;q';] . anrl Oldcm Times ,trllck with SHARED TOP WEIGIIT $0,80. Noble Jay paid S3~: , . right han d e r Art Mahaffey! run with a home run in tho first, Earlie!' in thc second game' stopped the National League ; their familiar one,two speed Mighty ennec was second show. . It W05 his 388th of his career Harvcy Kuenn nnd 0 r I and 0 . display and Prol'ilc It came --.----.. --- -- leaders with /I five.hltter. and' gave him undisputed pas- Cepeda "each hit two·run hom· The 2·1 win gave Philadelphia session of eighth place on the ers, Cepeda was returning to ~, Phils a split in the twln·blll /l6 all· time list, breaking a tie with the lineup alter being benched :1 the Dodgers crushed them 9 - 1 Duke Snider of Los Angeles because he was not hitting, · ! I In the opener on homers by Jllnior BasebaI' Dodgers. ,Jav Hook's pit chi n g and. i " Frank Howard, Ron Fairly and At New York, the lowly Mets FrUl\I; ';'::~mas' hitting hclped, 5U· I ' Daryl Spencer behind the made things tough lor San Fran- the Mcts take the op e n e r. I I ' perb pitching of Johnny Podras, cisco Giants, winning the first Thomas drove in two runs an~ I Mahaffey, be ate n ~even game 5·3 and rnllylng far six contributed two doubles and fl !Opens Tonig~;. , .. Itraight times by the Dodgers runs in the eighth inning beforc single while Hook scattered nine I ;; linc~ he came into the National Juan Marichal was called in to hits for his seventh victory. I The junior division of the SI. I The guards will hal! I :,: Lca$uc, yielded a run In the save a 9-8 Giant vietory, <\s a At Honston, Dick EllslVorlll, John's Amateur Baseball Lea"lle I league's most valuaule , ~ , I C·c'· ;. second Inning and then battled result the Giants remained 2\~ subdued the Colts with five hitR i swinns into action tonight at thc the past two year" all 't',' I: through seven pressure packed games behind league - leadlnr, to give Chicago Cubs a 4·1 sec· , City ~Ball Park weather permit· • receiving Lewis, with ":J. , , Innings to nolch his 12th victory Los Angeles Dodgers. and game victory lind a split ling when Holy Cross and the' better than .30U IlItte: 11' · : of the season. Ill' TIlE ASSOUATED PRESS The Giants held an· 2 lead IIllel' AI Span~ler's two - Hill National Leaglle Guards clash. 'last year Gordon PendH', Phil Ortega, a surprise starter when the Mets started to cut lip homer enahled the Calls to HolY Cross will he the de, turning to first ba·r The I' for "the Dodgers, couldn't han· STAN MUSIAL W L Pet. GilL I capers for their 3;;,463 lans in break II sevcn - ~amc losing fcndJ11g chumps as the nell' baseman is still IIIlllrllll<' Los Angeles 62 :12 .660 - dl~ Roy Sievers and it was then Lee Mayo dropped WallY the eighth, much to the embar· streak in the first game 0'4, JOHNNY PODRES 1;, season npens, having defeated I Car30n Xoftal \\'II! . i coftly. The Phillies veteran Iirst San Francisco 0!1 :14 .1;:14 2 Post's fly and the Reds capllal- rassment of the former tenants Hal Woodeshiek \\'on the first :;6 :1" .ot;; .\1, the Guards two Games 10 one: al short with all r",ill~ . hllllcm3n clouted his 12th hom~r Pittshur~h ized on the break to win the of the Polo Grounds. when the Colts rallied after he field stands off loser Boh Huh!' SI. LOllis :;0 40 ,J06 HI in last year's finals. al~hml~h i John illajor ;It· IhH :1',f,,{ .. ' in ~hc second inning of the night· gamp, Post went 10 second on Before Mnrichal, the Giants' was lifted for pinch hitter Bob Ellswol'th \las in control most cap nnd then Kcored the winning Cincinnati 48 :JiI .",,2 WIi finishing second to th,~ White, In rIght flcld \\dl \)II, •. a wild pitch nnd Icored the all·slar pitcher, finally choked Cerv who walked. Ernie Fazio, of the way in the second l:nme 44 ,\6 ARD 16 nnrl Blue c1nring the regular· fending baltin~ rh,;1l11 ru~ after heing hit by a pitch Milwaukee " clinch~I' on Hank Foiles' single, off the rally the Mels had sent the $75,00{) bonus rookie, rnn for while the Cubs jumped on ioser in i the fourth and crossing on Philarlelphia 40 51 .-140 20'" se~son schedule. i lb .John Winl~r, w;ln ". Burdette did not allow a Red 11 men to Ihe plate and scored Ccr\' And romped home on Kcn Johnson and a long line of :14 ;;4 .,lR6 2" Thr junior schedule which D1Ck Yabsl~y In rrn1rt " i • Isingle by Clay Dalrymple, Houslon ; t to pass second base in the first six runs lin five singles, two pangler's blast into the right succe5sor~ for 10 hils. he Phillies scored their nnly Chicn~o 35 58 .:1ir, 21i';' was dne to open on Thursday other ~lartlOg pl!t'hpr , New York 24 63 .276 34'~ night will be commecing exactly Williams protectlOl: left" I I ojru theoff Podopener res inwhen the firstDon inningDem· SATURDAY'S BASEBALL", American League one month later than the senior -_.------. .J et r's pop fly became a sacrl· ______W L Pct. GBL I t circuit which started on Satur· I ,. , , floe ny when Howard and Larry New York 49 35 .583 - day night June 16th whcn Holy " Bqrright collided. Los Angeles 49 39 .552 2',~ Cross met the Feildians. BUeS, CARDS SPUT Cleveland 4B 40 ,54" 3 Flag winning coach George • 47 43 ,522 5 ~t c Pittsbll1'gh, Roberto Cle· Minnesota Sorenson will send ri~hlhander mentl'. run scorinll ~ingle in Chicago 47 45 .511 6 Jim Fitzpatrick to the mound Bums Open Game Lead 46 44 .511 6 ! Ihe nln1h inning gave the I'i· Baltimore for the Crusaders. while Guards f 43 44 '.494 71h I rates. nn 8·7 victory over SI. Detroit headmaster Bill Campbell will Loui~' in the second game of a Boston 43 45 .489 8 respond with right·hander Gerry Kansas City 41 50 .451 11\1 doubleheader aftel' Fred White Lewis, . Washington 29 56 .341 20\~ ; field'. pinch - hit home run Behind the plate Holy Cross . , boomed the Cardinals to a 3· 2 will have last year's second j Victory In the 10·lnning npener. Bomb Helpless Mets 3 17 - string all·star catcher Pat Ryall With one mnn out in Ihe with the rest of the infield nlnU~:Bill Vlrdon sIngled, Lindy NEW YORK (CPl-Los An· Dick Stunrt broke out 01 a Ed Sadowski's pinch homer. Baseball Scores made up of first string all·stars. ,McDjl!iel then replaced non lIelel Dodgers opened up a 2'/l batting slump with M single, There were seVen homers in the , Ferrarese on the mound for Ihe IIame lead over San Franelsco double and triple, scoring two game, five by the Angels. Mar .. Peter Byrne prominent rookie , Cardinals and, was touched lor In the National Leallue Satur runs and driving in one lor the shall Britlgcs won in relief o\'er Amrl'lcan I.eague with the senior club will again . siegles by Dick Groat and Cle. day by mauling New York Mets Pirates, Bob Skinner hit his· Dean Chance_ Saturday he stationed at Iirst base with m~nle. 17·3 while the Giants were los· ninth homer and doubled, After Baltimore's, victory over New York 9, Los Angeles 3. another senior rookie John 1 i he nightcap aL~o !8W the Inll to Philadelphia Phlllies 6·5 Roman Mejias hit, his 20th Cleveland in the 14th came RC, Boston 4, Kansas City 2. "Junior" Rumsey at second. • f I C rdinals' great Stan Musial In 10 Inninll5, homer with a man on In the ter Jack Brandt cut down Bub. Chicago 4, Detroit 2. Roger l!aunder who shares the Baltimore 4, Clevdand 3. senior home run leadership with ~ another record. Musial's np· New York Yankees moved first. Vern Law settled down b'" Ph'll''IPS, t'rYlng to score Cram , !I I prance at the plate in the one game in front of Cleveland and won his eighth, first on a sin~le. Rookie Boog Washington 4, 1I1innc50ta 3, st. Pal's ,Johnny Abbott will he . i ; I , 5i th; gave him to,428 Urnes in the American League by , Ernie ,Ilroglio struck out nine Po wei! drove in thc Iirst three Sunday at sho!'t wilh hefty ~Iil{e O'Keefe 1 a b,,· breaking· the Niltlonal beallnl J.,05 Angeles Angeis 0·8 :" --"-"---_.,------_._------%£2 ...... ". . ;. :; J. ~::-DAILY ___NEWS, ST.-----~.:.-...... :..~-:------JOHN'S, NFLD., MONDAY, JULY 16,1962 ____--:.!.'1 .~, -.: :." ~:: ;\A:·{#~.~~'. " \, GRAND BANK: SOFTBALl: Kidd Returns After loss Max Scores Six?' Jays Spoil· Rams : ; By PAUL WESTBROOK I i LONDON (CPl - Buoyant n ' ~ith the lessons learned in 105'\ ' Vict'ory:~:~. 14·· 0 ' .. , ; 109 hIS "greatest·ever race," , ' Canada's Bruce Kidd flew home \ '.' . Chance For First to Toron.to ~unday. GRAND BANK (Staff) -, In a tmgllllg, s~esaw, conlest II Young lIIax Hollett really put, S~turdny at While Clt,Y. Stn' , on a pair of blazin£ boots in an ' dlUm, t1;c ex·~apcr b01 fllllSh~d c:;hibition soccer game here, Bill Barron :Leads Win , second m an mternatlOnal flc.t. :::lturday night inlending the i of IS! a scant four yards bchuw Grand Bank GceBees to a 14·0 ' s?oilerl the Ra~s' I I also drove the first Jays run In d naDving into fu·.1 : the initial Inninl with a aacrl· : barefoot Bruce Tulloh of Port., :,hellncking over the "isiting' .111 RCAF saturday night ilee fly. : mouth who completed the threu ~ Gander soccer cleven with six \\ I ' I , nllies 11l 13:16. '~ I ' themselves III a a I BOX SCORES ,JAYS AB R H i Kidd's time of 13:17 was ana. \1 boa s, , " • : bee tic with Ihe losers I tional record for Canada, All of Hollet! 5 boa!S rame m P . h I Dillon, 2b 2 2 1 1 ,~" a 6,5 trlllmp . I "He learned a lot on Satur. the second hal.f While c~i1tre ," 1)1' the .Jays stopperl Conway,1b 1 2 0 0 i day," ,aid coach Fred I,'oot just : ~l~r Patlen talh.ed th,ree hme.s. ' . streaks of the Quinlan, 3b 3 1 0 0 , hefure bOllrding a Trans'C:uluda ' LII Lee had a pair whilst Arch~e ' ending a lour game un· Barron, 55 2 0 2 1 , Air Lines aircrafl for the home. 'Yells, John RlIssel~ and Ene' , slrin~ by the tenl~ and Withers, cf 4 0 0 0 wllrd flight. Grandy each had smgle5, i 1'( 3 0 0 0 >I'len ~nlllC victory Fleming, ~Iarlin Hyman of Portsmouth Friday nightlhe Gander squad , pill'ilrr Ray Cattrnl. Bambrick, p 3 0 0 0 who cut out the fast early pace: put up a belter showing at! Lacey, c 2 1 0 0 Whll .illilll'd Ihe Hams said latcr that Kidd is the fast. Fortune losing by just three 1 Ih;Y !lad dropped their Bailey, If 3 0 0 0 cst leen.age distance runner he ;1oals 6·3. Sunday they travelled I t\\~ ,wt;, had d.dented Totals 23 6 3 2 has ever seen, to SI. Pierre for a two gamc I '. and Jlawks IWlCe ami "You ran great and you have ekhibition series against the I ::d' ('"mcts ollce each as RAlliS AB R II II great races to run," he lold the French eleven in their current i ", e the leagup's top Deutsch, cf 4 I 1 0 Canadian. south Coast lour, ; I Collins, ~s a 1 0 2 Tu\loh ran rlespitc an injury I~ the Burin Peninsula Knock· ~IAX HOLLETT ,'rda\' h;; trallllll~trs gal'e i Scolt, 2b 3 1 1 0 suffered Friday when he caught scnes the GccBces were the ,i1,llnohNI like H COlli' Brocklehursl, rf 3 0 1 0 his hand in a combine harvcs. guests of Fortune and they and Burin were upset at LIlI'n Irad~, Ihr)' scored : I Acery, 1 b 3 1 1 0 ter. defeated the hometowners 8·0 ::·1 Murphy, e 3 0 0 1 I' in thr 1011 of the third, SNEAD AT OPEN-Sam Snead, former British Open .' , . , ------, .la\', {inall)' ~ol to him • -' I{inR,·If 3 0 1 0 champion, reaches for the autograph book of a young !I nUN DII FER~NT RACE , ;1111; in the hotlolll of i Voiscy, 3b 3 0 0 1 IIlI.L BARRON 2 0 1 0 . T ' S tl I d' b k' . Kldd, qucshoned about the ~nd ~rahhcrl the win CaUral, p f an In lOon, co ane, urmg a rea In pracllce for: (i1d that around the hall·way Soccer League ToT ry Again , » morr in Ihe last of the Total.: 27 5 Ii 4 the Open. ' mark he appearccl to be flag· lineups last night and each has ' anr! a ground aliI scored (wo of STANDINGS ging slightly, said: The weather heaten senior , Gr W L Pis. one change since the lineups !n,in: hi; fir,t decision in the Jays first three fllns in the "Back home we start fast, soccer league wlll try for the given last Tuesday night. ~amr\ l'atlral walked fifth with Bill Barron's double RCAF 13 I) " 18 take it easy in the middle and I?urth time tonight to get the hiarf' alUi ,Iru~k out six, scoring the third. Rama 13 8 5 16 put in a iast finish. fifth ~ame of the year between al10wed three safeties. A walk sandwiched between Jays 13 8 5 16 "Over here they don't let u FelJdlans and Guards off the FEILDIANS: Goal: Buck Pen- Bamhrick wrnt thp dis· two errors in the seventh load Hawk. 12 7 1\ 14 at all. As soon as the pac~ Ischedule. . nell; fulls: Russ Brake, Charlie THErAI. slows, !Orne body else comes up Fog as thick. as soup plus Adams; halves: Jim Buckley thc .Ia)'s 10 pick up ed the bases for the Jays with Aces 13 6 7 12 and takes the lead," drIzzle and ram for the last, Doug House, Ed Mo)'st; for I "icwy a~ainst two Bill Barron collecting another Comell 12 8 8 12 He pitrhed a (h'e hitter, RBI as he worked Cattral fer Flyers 12 0 12 0 The young Canadian caught week, forced the league to can· wards .Eldon Drodge, Nels Hoi· TONIGHT'S GAME the eye of British sports writ. cell the game Wednesday, Iloway, stan Breen, "Fox" Sum, (ollr and Ian ned one. a free pass to force in the tying Thursday and Friday nights. So ! mers, Ron Martin. run. The Ihird place Hawks and , , SANDRA BY er~ormer track star Christo. a break from our unpredictable GUARDS: Goal: Wilbur Oak' walks. a fieldH's choice I The winning runs scored when winless Flyers will clash In to· 'tI!.i1Y- "HAYNIE error accounled for the the next baiter Vince Withers night's senior softbal lIame at pher Brasher writes in The Ob- weather man will have the ley; fulls: Gerry Whalen, Stu the Bannerman Park diamond Written for NEA server that it was "another run game starting at 7 o'clock at Watson; halves: Hobie Pike E~ 1110 Ram; rUIl, in the big I was safe on an error. on the road to Tokyo" for the the Pepperrell Sports field. Chapman, Ed Hodder; 'for Ihird Jnd Jack Avery's I Bill Barron with two hitB, a at 7.00. WHie Maher (6·2) will 5-PUTTING STANCE go to the mound for the Hawks, I've been described as look· IB.year.old Canadian. Brasher Feildians tied St. Pat's in the wards: Art Pierce, Don Warr run hOlller completed the I' single and a double in two of· , , fical at·bats, was the only player with Gerry Kiss (0·3)' expect· ing like everything from a says that the Olympic Games first game of the year while Bruce Newhook, Brian Whipp broken·legged praying mantis there in 1964 may show Kidd to Guards were nipped by Holy Geoff Campbell. Reserves-Tom free PNS, a double steal to collect more than one hit. He ed to Itart for the Flyers. to a knoek·kneed stork when I be one of the "all. time. great Cross 1·0. The other two games Barbour, Jack Zeller. An' putt. athletei." saw MacUnited defeating 5t. Guards playcrs unable to pia; Bon's and tieing Pat's. tonight are asked to ph ant I admit my slnnce is unusual st. Both Jquads relea,ed their Brian Whipp at 8·69053, HITTING HIS STRIDE but it isn't as peculiar as that In a separate article Brasher -and it serves by purpose. , compares the Canadian with Cri'tical " , one of the great distance run· Putting is the most highlv In· dividualized phase of a game " i ners of the post.war era, Czech· 1------'""'1 ~hat tends to become too styl· I oslovakia's Emil Zatoyek. Stage IWI. Whatever feels right on First Public Showing In St. John's the green is right. That goes Ior clubs as well as stance. Ilt of Watching any group of good horse, the Garibaldi lhnnie. By RUSSELL ELMAN golfers, you'll sec as many dif· "YE'IAR OF JOY" ferent styles of putting as there s third in SASKATOON (CPl _ With 110 I nrc trick putters on the mar· The beautiful Movie of the 1955 rcc·year·old.;, immediate pr06pect of a settle. keto I have seen Bobby Jones' Impressive S54.957.5O ment of Saskatchewan's medical Cnlamity Jane. It i6 a bent·up Celebration of the 50 and 56. care dispute the province'l de· old cluh that a se)f·resperHng NEW YORK (AP)-Bob Gar· I(! $20,30 pleted health servicu may 'lOon golfer woulrl hesitate to carry, ibaldi, San Francisco Giants' " paid $3,50 enter a critical Itage. but Il was right for Jones. Two things you must have in $150,000 bonus bahy from Santa BASILICA CENTENARY Clara, made his major league While the Impasse conllnlles putting are balance and confid· enre. Find the putter yOll feel debut Sunday and it was I sue· in colour, with commentary and mush:, between the provincial govern· eessful one. ment and the Saskatchewan Col· Bure of and stick to it. will be shown every night this week, lege of Physicians and Surgeons My stance gives me confid· "But," he admitted, "I was from Monday to Saturday, in the over the controversial Medical ence and balance. I feel br.st scared." Care Insurance Act, which came when addressing the ball off SANDRA UAYNm my left my left elbow Into operation July 1, one of Ule cocked andIoot, ahead of thi! ball. "Broken·legged manti." Garibaldi pitched the eighth major questions Is how long can Turning my toes in gives me fool around with various put.' inning for. the Giants when they adequate medical lervicea be balance. ting stances until they finel the \ were .behllld, 5·2, and got the provided for the 928,000 resi· I suggest to pupils that they one that suits them. Mets III order. ,Rod Kanehl at 8.00 p.m. dents of Saskatchewan. ___. ______thrown out trymg to bunt. Ellow~s ---- \ Chacon flied out and Chris Can· Ad mlSf,IOn,• • ...... 50 cen t s. 1 11'" lall nizzarro was called out on strikes, although he had to be 1------" with Corner Practice thrown out by catcher Tom Hal· '0 hitler IeI' who dropped the ball. )l\ Pender hasc. The ! unnamed, ST. nON'S "I didn't expect to pitch," ;1 will a,aiu said Garibaldi, "But. I'm glad :111 r .. ,lIId I' The Blucgolds junior and it happened this way. Pitching Ihi,,1 !wr, senior s~ccer sCJuads will work· so quick took olf some of the I will be the out tOlJlght at Shamrock field tension." : ch3m;' 6'2" at 7 o'clock sharp. All those in· Icrestcrl in playing junior arc II "He looked great," enthused r. \\'iln asked to attend. manager Al Dark. n cl'ntre The Mets won the game, 5·3, pitchtr in, cling left -=~==~=------~~~ TO·MORROW -- - I I Inftuj IftIo'II :' 'JOMMY I ... Bwi HE SAIID~ HM SEEA/ .Jt.Jtii 1'1'6 E~Ra,~T'C FABIAII Ai BAI, .. ! NEWFOUNDLAND'S FRIENDLY THEATRE I TECHMICOloa t I !Ill PANAVISION' , YORKTON, Sak. (cPl - An I NOW PLAYING ~ j inquest Into the death of 10· ! ' ' .- , , \,', month·old Carl Dcrhouoff III .... Ulherville, Sask., will he held WIMBLEDON WINNER-Mrs. Karen Bantze Sus She plays the flame like 'Auntie Mamo'l iii .~ , here July 30, It was announced Special Added Attraction ,', , Tuelday. The lnlant died en man, 19, of San Antonio, Tex., holds trophy after she . "\",'~ . ~ route to Yorkton Hospital. }Ie defeated Vera Sukova, background right, of Czecho· ,: I, was brought here by hia parents slovakia, in the Wimbledon women's singles tennis andGliS who laid medical aid was un· t: available along the 80 • mile finals. ' . I'· ·1' . i':, , route. They made the trip .July :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j , I I, first day of a withdrawal of r ALLYQUNEED . : I j ~ .. ,: regular medical service by most FOR FUN IS or the province's doctors. FIRE-SAFE WIND .. SAFE " " 6 SEPARATE STRUCTURAL I, I FRAMES ~M,gD1{!T1 i tltI!... : From HaHru, N.S., to St. Jllbn'., Nnd. A MERVYN LEROY PRODUCTION ....'IMOot Leaving Halifax Due Sf. Jobn'. RAY DANTON· MADLYN RHUE, TECHNICOLOR WARNER BROS. 11 .:~ .... " II ...... JULY 21 - t JULY 23 ~ i II ...... JULY 28 MAKE ! ,. JULY 30 Also - UP-TO-THE·MINUTE NEWS ; i "''' .. ·.. , .... •···• .... ·...... AUG, 4 AUG. 6 TIMES OF SHOWS PLEASE NOTE - ONE EVENING SHOW Butler the most Flexable Pre·englneered Building . EVENING: "LOVE IN A GOLD FISH DAILY STARTING AT 7.50 • Rigid Frame I Wedge Beam Frame BOWL" 6.30 AND 9.35. • Low Rigid Frame I Panel,Frame MATINEE - 1.30 • Butterfly Frame • ~loduJar Rigid Frame "WALK LIKE A DEACON" 8 O'CLOCK'" Colour Standard In all Buildings. ~.. ------.,~...------Available for Schoels, Churches. Libraries, Garagea etc. MATINEE: 1.30 N'EXT ATIRACTliO'N .. - .11 Mablt eh1, OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND - ROSSANO lY BRAZZI in "LIGHT IN THE PIASSA" - ENGINEERING DRAMA - EXCITEMENT - CINEMA· tAS-r riMES TO·DAY SCOPE - TECHNICOLOR. ' "WEEKEND WITH LU LU" 4, "a'11'I'I FRY'S COMPANY, LIMITED nited , ....I •••• ' ..... 1.11... .1,.1 I.ok lid,., SPRINGDALE S'fREET DIAL 8·2036 '~HI , •.,,,, . , .' . :-.' , •• ~ ;-:. d .. -.-. THE' DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHl-rS, NFLD., MONDAY; JULY 16, 1951· , , • .' •• :'II: ...... ~ :'II: .. ..",."fI .. ~ ...... ~ ...... ,.i' •••.~ ...... " ...... "!+ ...... '!.:.:.:.: ...... fi.·A~ .... ·."...... , •• 4 .... I> .. .. n' Q. Picken On Sewing , ~:~&6... " ...... ~A".;..... " '. ;~ Po YS UIZ On Mary Brooks I " Tips " ·1 .OOM DUO' IS SU.SCEPT1DLE Comf 'I iSoctal-Persona 1~ Stole For Glamour, " ...... ~ .. : .' , . . ,!I TO SEASONAL VARIATIONS Car Care Wear ~ ...... _-- .-.--_ - . ".1 ~. i V '.. .' MARY BROOKS PICKEN ON I end in a scam. Turn all seam.; SEWING . . inside. With your longest I :1 - I By POLLY CRAMER Having a dent in a car re· WEAR STOLE FOR GLAMOR. 'I machine stitch, stitch the two :1 l. ..Co·lu· 'm' n ~.l· I ~. .. Summer presents different paired isn't just a maHer Qf COMFORT raw edges tpgether. Draw. j I ~ , ., ~: . . :~ problems to a1\ of us. Th?sC appearance-if neglecte~, ru~t BY MARY BROOKS PICKE:-I I lip the bobbin thread at each I I • wonderful plans for makmg may set in, As small repair noW For glamour, for Ihat fe~l· seam, ease f~lI~ess along on TO. CORNER "BROOK day, July 15th. Congl·atula· the most of outdoor living ing of completeness, or for the the thread so It IS even. I; I :1 may prevent a major job a Mr. and ¥rs. Jim O'RourLc tions. have no interest for Ihe grow· year from now. need of a wrap, be it ever so ~[' Corner Brook, who w~re inr numbers who prefer 10 light-a stole is the answer. Fold the stole double length· 'i vacationing in St. Jolin', tor lhr BIRTHDAYS spend the hot months I)rac· A car is a big inveslment wise with the fabric. Round p.ast two weeks, returned. to Many happy returns of lhe' tically scaled in air conditioned and when it needs refinishing Ihe corners on the sclvage ! The nicest and most expen· their home on lhe West 'Coast day to Marie Winsor, Peggy rooms. the work should be enlrusted 10 sive sloles, aside from fur, arc edges and remove the selvage. :1 Qver . tl1e week·mid ·oy EPA. Fitzpatrick, Gaye Walsh, Gilry a refinisher wilh a reputation Ihe chiffon oncs made o[ two Measure the selvage and stole ~., 1 Whilehcrc' Ihey were.' the Walsh and Carol Ann Snow, Some seasonal changes in for good work. It is possible thicknesses. and wilh a double ends divide the amount into ,uesls 011 Mrs. O'Rourk'!·s. pur· who celebrated their bil'thdays to do repairs in a slipshod man· 6 eq;lal' divisions. using pins ur I', inlerior decorations should be ruffle as shown. , en'ts, Mr:. and ?o~rs, Wm. Kelly, Sunday, July 15th. made for the (ullest enjoyment ncr which will look fine for a basting thread to mark. .1 i Cochrane Street. ; .. of this marvel of indoor sum· only a few weeks. If you have a good scnse of , HAPPY BIRTHDAY mer coolness. 1I1any Ihings color and a capacity for pa· Pin Ihe end of the ruffle to ; I Matching Ihe color o[ 1\ car, HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to Samucl that added to a feeling of cozi· one corner, Ihe other end to the I: whelhcl' it be brand new or a tience and percision, you WIll J : Birthday greetings 10 Mrs. F. Pinsent. Smith Avenue who nes'l during the '.,intcr ~row seck oul the pcrfect color of opposite corncr, pin ryffle to II 20 ycar old jalopy. is a simple place along one cnd. Allow II A Brazil who celcbrate£ her celebrates his birthday July stuffy and tiresome when Ihe chiffon for the dress you wish , same room continues incon· mattcr today. thanks 10 modern Just a little more fullncss at ,. birthday today, July 16th. 16th: Greetings come froOi hiS paint tinting systems. The 10 accent, and make a malch· _ family. stant use during the hot ing or contrasting stole. II corner so Ihe ruffle cannol '1 color can now be duplicaled "cup." hN' BUSINESS . 1'- months. with laboratory precision. chiffon stole requires 3 yards "I, '1 Patton ·of Wiliowdalr,.Ont.. ' ANNIVERSARY of 42 to 48·inch fabric. i: When washing II car, never Baste ruffle 10 place when is 'at present in the city on I Mr, and Escol,t 5t rive for a cool look to RC· l- Mr~. Edga~ fullncss has becn el'cnly dis· i , business and . is registered al celebratcd thclr wcddm~ anDl' company the cool almosihcrc, tU1'1l a hose against Ihe wind· Silk chiffon is priced from , I tributed. Turn Ihe free cd~e 1 • the Kenmount Molel. \'Crsary July 15th. Con;:ralula Cover unholslered fU1'nilure oil's. Water may run down $1 10 $3.50 per yard, the pricc , . of the stoIc OI'C\, the basted ,: , . . lions. with ~ay' chinlz striped tiel;· betwcen Ihe glass and the door depending upon the qUJlity. : , frame 10 Ihe inside of Ihe door ruHle, basic it. Now, stitch . I would sacrifice quality (or , 13 YEARS OLD ing or green 01' II'hite slip Ihe ruffle mid Ihe stole to· , . n[ where it can cause rust. In· color if 1 found the right ~ol()r ~Iany happy retuI'Ds the: 1l0S1'ITAL REPORT up the hcal'y rugs and enjo)' j!ether, Lcal'c an opening o( stead. lise a sponge and no in a lower·priced chiffon. How· :1;) day to .1immie Vokc)' II'ho cel~· : (This list is submitted thro~gh could be rlressed alike. Roll 10 or 12 illl'hcs nl one cnd. so eBN more waleI' than necessary. el'cr the very low price may brates his 13th birthday loday, , the courlesy of the CQnadlan up the heacy rugs and enjoy when st itching is ('[)mplc~e July 1 Usc a mild detergenl-no more nol 'prove a "good buy" lor ~(~O~D.\Y, July 161h. Greetings frnrn Ihe Red Cross):- .. hare polished floors. Remove stole con be turned righlside· : ;',""' family. General: - Holly ~hl;'ll~ek. Ihc winlcr curtninsand hang Ihan one tablespoon in a pail lack of draping quality, of waleI'. The car nced not be out, . , . River of Ponods, feehn.: fmc, Ihin, Riry looking washablc ones , . NeWS .'IOM N. B.' I up walkins with braces; PauloI' just usc vcnetianblinds or rinsed-merelY wiped with a [f you are average height, u( the ~hl Before tllming. trim I~e : Roberl A. Collins. hllsi ness· : Pittman, Corner Brook, ieeling paintcd bamboo shades, Mass chamois. tear off crosswise 1 1·3 yards 1.'::"Lo", News and i I of 48 inches, for the slole :t· scam neally. Irim at! thread ,ntan of Lewis~i1Ie, ~.B., IS in Ifin.e; Janet Hart, PH.ley's [,.Ian?, potlen greens in front. ~f ends. Alter turning. work the Wealher " "po'rl the' city and IS registered at qUlle happy and bright, still ID windows. Think of easy mam· self. Take tho remaining 60 !llt~l-Ov Sports Rei inches an d divide it into 6 scam edgc out 011 Ihe gathered :thc Kenmount Molel. cast; Al\'in Marks, Grole, Her· lenance.· Plan an indoor drapes? They are now green. 1r1ll..... ,IIU"'.U' Cillek '.' ....:.:..- .,. . milage, satisfactory and is dis· summer look complctcly . dif· What color would I recover equal parts of 10 inches ~ach. edge. Usc your fingers to do this When the seam linc is ~ __ ..... -~-l.I-'""!".t-.-----.,.....-----.. ~ 1l_-~lI)rll:";; Devlltl .FROM HALIFAX charged; Elizabeth Joe, Connc ferent from thc room's winter thc occasional chair?-V.R. 1. tnl~ turn raw edge at the enrl ,jjll..lrlvitiltion .. to It , :' J .. D. Jolley of. Halifa~, N.S., , River, condition is satisfacl.ory; look, Teal' crosswise. clipping the Wear a slole for glamolll·. for warmlh. selvage, Tear quickly, and left' opcn for turning. ~lip if-at present in St.Joh'l's on Randy Holloway, BloomfIeld, Deal' V.R.: There is doubt· stitcn thc edge to the scam so hold your han d s close to I fully before wearing . :;:~~~~:"'::L~rlj5 bl\sincss and is registered at. slill fine and waiting for trans· Dear Po l1y: The sOlltheast less some of soft blue in that no stitches can show. front. the Kenmount Molel. pOl'tation away, Iil'ing room thai I want to re· rug. If so, have soft blue walls whcre YOU arc tearing. Clip i decorative pin if y~. Home for lhe Aged and In· decorale has an orienlal rug and matching draw curtains the seivage on the opposile Remember: a stole has a Tiny safely pin; .. ' side when you reach it. Tear PI'es, the slole carefully can be used to ho:d . HAPPY' BIRTHDAY firm:-Mrs. JIIartha Millrr, of with a wine background. a rose banded with the wine Dr dubon· from the ruffle edge in loward practical function of warmlh, Trinity, T.B., condition the couch and chair and a dubo:1I1el net shade, Cover Ihe chair the selvage edges away on the but it is in the main glamor· to a position you I~e: : .' Many happy rei urns 01 thc Ihe fold. da)' to Mrs. Roland Lowe, who same but out In chair. .chair What color walls and with a narrow striped fabric lO·inch edges, ous and should in CI'el'Y in· flattering and more . celebrales her blrlhday to·day. 'Sanatorium: - Dianne Good, that features blue, wine. rosc sta~ce be worn with flare and able [or you. Little Bay East, very good, feel? . tion in St. John's visiting friends and green. a pair of big .Join these, using a '4·inch 'l.11c stole can be 1I"0rn as tongratulations~ ~!ake seam. Press scams Jpcn. shown. with the ends Ihrown deftness. ing alI right; James Pal'ie, st. and relatives. puffy pillows of the striped all or .II white stole This way, aU 6 pieces are to· back oyer the shoulders and dress is decidrly l~:: IU~IW!lna ANNl"ERSARY Joseph's, condition about Ihe During their slay they are fabric 10 go on your rose couch. . t d J n Practise in front o[ a mil" "ether in a long cross·.l'ise (oldin:! m 0 a casca e 'jO'.I' ion also smiles on t;': IU_O ~'r. and Mrs. A, U. Barne~ same. the "uests of ~irs. Pippy's sister Dear Polly: Perhaps ! am " b k 0 th stole l'or until '.·OU become I'ery o strips. and form the ruffle. the ae. r. wear e. OJ" hright red \I ith ; lU.AnllOUnCe,. C celebrated their weddinl, anni· - . 1Ilrs. Isaac Barnes. & Mrs. the only person who doesn't ~Ir. Fold this strip of ruffle ! on the back and allow the ends adept in handling yours. . dress. Broaden: :nrsary Sunday, July 15th Best II SUNSHINE CAMP Pippy drove d~wn from ottawa know this, but how much docs double the lon~ way. Sew each' to wrap around the arms;n Always press ~_sto~_ cal e· Day Scre, "'hhes B.re .extcnded. (The following is a list IIf patio I and spend t,,:o: it cost to hire an interior riec· ar~ p!anntn~ t? ii_iiiiiiiii ____••• ii~a-- hours ha\"inih;-hai;-;I:~~h:---g~i;;gbacklo lheir beauty Came:on I .;'Olll· Hllileill ... TO\'.... ' ents at the . Sunshine Camp I wceks In St. Jo~n s'. On .thm oralor? How do T find one cd, sel, combed and "teased" salons [or comb·outs . I •, ., who are reported well and ~va)' back. Ihey Will VISit fflc!1ds with compatible ideas and do Atomic Energy Corrl:r·H~i~ji Mitten ~{r. R.· G. MacDonald of Cox· happy. This list is ~ubmit. 111 Grand Falls and Corner I have to lu1'l1 el'crylhing Ol'er -Ihe new word for "rattcd" I day set off a low·!i!:: in a beauty saton is going to go So. any shine thai a woman', News IInl beath, N.5.,. i! at prcsp.nt In ted through the courte5Y of Brook." to him? I have definate ideas We The to come out of a bottle than I underground e~plo;!O: BotJby Hi :the .city. 011 business .and i~ and wanl thcm to dominale bul home and start brushing Qllt I t the Junior Red Cr05s.-'- . from a nightly hundred strokes . ~ el'ada tesl sile. It Bill am registered at the Kenmoun Edna Earle, Carbonear; Pal. I do need help. Especwl1y the results o[ an operator'S 44th announced test: wilh a brush. I ,..~hlsic;al Rende MoteL rida Myrick, Trepassey; Lewis AT1'ENDS WEDDING want help before I buy new car· skill. I rent series there. A b , M t Vir Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Baldwin peting.-Mrs.R. 5, Women Tin i explosion indicates I .. .RETURNS· HOME . G.reen1l1g, usgrave owni •• their three children, Deborah No indeed! In fact. hhe And it will probably be that ~Musical Rende TODAY HAIRDOS RESULT way for a long, long time. I less than that of , Mr. and IIlrs. Patrick McDon· gmla Payne, Cowhead, St. Anne, Wendy Lou, and son Je· Dear Mrs. R,S.: There is M OF BOTTLE, NOT BRUSHINGS will prescrve her "sct·, as long Koster ild St Clare Avenue return· ~arbe; Audrey Penney, Har· frey" arrived' by private plane set plan followed by ali dec· as she can by laking el'cry Beauty salons wiil see to thai 1 TNT. by continuing to dream. liP I ;;:~=::~.~.~t~i~~i~~ Matin ed '10 the city over th~ we~k· bour Gracei Glen ~Iundon, Bay Saturday to attend the wedding oralors. Many dcparlment BY RUTH MILLETT possible precaution, sucll as i ~-""f\_t!~--: Tweel wrapping a scarf around her hairdos that take profeSSIOnal ~nd after a holiday visit to the de· Verde; Patrick. Roberts, of her brother Arnold Ham\yn, stores of(er free decoraling i I West Coasl of Ihe province I B~dgeri Alphonsus WmsDl, Hr. to Lorraine Mary Mitchell. Mrs. service when purchases atc A woman doesn't ha\'e to head if she gels out in the skill to maintain. visiting relatlves . and {rlends, 1MIllei Mary McCarthy, Corn~r Baldwin is. the former Joan made in the store. 0 the • s give her one hundred brush wind; keeping car windows I! Thought • and ·dolng some fishing. Brooki Eugene Small, Moret~n s Hamlyn of st. John's. Her hus. charge a fee for consullation rolled up when she is rlril'in~, The day i~ long /lone when M a day 10 keep it in good con· woman could dcpend on a I D News, .. , Hr.; Douglas G~llant, Cu~hng; band Chuck, is chief test pilot which Is sometimes credit~d dition, says the American and sprayin~ enough hair ; j The a\ e Bob lIldl TODAY'S. WEDDING Patricia Wals, Ma.rys own; of Safety Flights Co.op. While after an order is actually plae· "glue" on to kccp every indio weekly home shampoo lind • • D...... c in the Medical Assn. energetic brushing to maintain ~,luSI The wedding takes plare to· , Gloria Leawood, Brltama;. David in the city they will be the cd. Do not hesitale to call any vidual hair in place. Bre a well·groomed head of hair. 'Three thing~ 100 · day of. Lorraine Mary .MlIchell : Butt, Corner B~ooki E.hzabeth guests of her parenls, Mr. and decorator whose work sou have That's cin[orting news,. since three too little are from t and Arnold William Hamlyn at Lee, Petty Hr., Francel Pynn, Mrs. Jolin C, Hamlyn, 238 Ham. admired and ask lIis method Some of the hairdos women , the hair brush hasn't been get· Instead of brush, brush, 10 man: to speak News · St Thomas' Anglican Church at Springdalei' Michael Hawco, lIton Avenue.. of operation, charges and so ting much of a workout lately are wearing today are so dif· know little; to spend .' · 730 pm' Holyrood; Theresa Finlay, St. on. As for compalible ideas, ficult to manage thcy can·t brush, today's woman jus I by women who wear the cur· sprays, sprays. sprays 10 keep have little: to _l'"nII"am Pre' , .. _ Chad's; William White, Carbon· it's up to you to find out who el'cn comb their hair them· Guesl ren hair syles. her hair her crowning ~lory. and be worth Iii, ON' BUSINESS ear; Felix Martin, St. Vin· decorated rooms YOll II k e. No woman who spends IVO selves. They have to keep News al -- ~--~------P: K. Welford of Bedford, cent's; Tony O'Toole, Point Au FROM EUROPE Often a first interview will ~et ...s~ln~s by Lyn · N.S., is ,In Ihe .city oil. business Mali Fergus Brown, . St. JOB' Mr. Don Mercer, University you wise DS 10 the right decor· Today : indis registered' at the Ken· eph's P.B., Sylvia Dennis, Avenue, returned home Monday atol', Be frank as to what you n ...... Dov·)e Bullel · mount"Motel. John's Beach, by TCA after a mosl enjoyable wHnl 10 spend. Above ~lI, lis· i ...._·un Parliamer , ANNIVERSARY three week vacation In Europe, len to his ideas with nn open Mr. and Mrs. Heber Bartlett, ON VACATION . where he attended the Lions In· mind. YOIl wouldn·t tell yom Freshwater' Roud: celebratcil "Mr." JIll'S. Harold PIPPY 01 ternational Convention, held in doclor what to prescribe for : their wedding anniversary Sun· 10ltaww are at presenl lin vaca· Nice, !,'ram'e, your 011'11 aches and painl. -..,..--.,... __ ._------_.. ------Alicia Hart's Good Grooming ,l;Oon'tTake Beauty Time Off I~~.' . - . v0 C~ Y, Jul And Every Smart Salesman Kno'ws I~I There's a good reason why so many local lervice firms and suppliers use our classified .11 .•.. ~ ads so consistently, They sell! Through our , , I I' ,: ,[1 • want ads, you'l't! sure to reach that someone i 1 ' 1 r who wants to buy, because so many people do l ! '~I - , .:: I make a habit of reading our classified section \ I : I regularly. There, your advertisement quickly reaches more p&.:lple at one time, yet costs you ) : i '. ~'j .. you pack fo~ your vaca~ion trip, b.~ lure not . plays an important role in holiday fun, she uses only pennies per day I ri" ,i :'. t",.:omit.~yof your grooming. aids: This girlplaYI her hair brush to suds-scrub any accumulation of .1' \;i. it s~e I by: listin. thea, supplies be(ore' she patka. sun tan lotion andtravel·grime from her hairline ;1 , II :;, ·She.c~e!l:all!h!!r beauty aids in.· eonvenienftote ' eenl .. ~r). An experienced traveler, she rues the • :i ;.; bal. (1~t~,: ~o·that th ..~ywill,be .;n one place' when same tote hag, after unpacking, as a handy carry :; \ !~;~e<~~t.III~~:h~rde~tinat~on, ~ca~!le g~dgroomin, all for shopping and sightseeing (right). . shopping spl'ees and camera ." II \n,:.. :.•. B. Y :,A,L~9~".I~A~T, . ..: )ed nail .polish". and fuzzy legs. portable line or drying hangers, \" . . First, plan your grooming snpplies. WANT ADS , , , Ik' :Vac~Utin, ·Is ·.the. time,to. re·· . as carefully as you. plan your Unless you're camping l)ul, If you spend your after· PlaCE~ Your Want ~ ":.:-tax. \.: ... ~¥" .only-, from working' ·:wardrobe,.resolving to allot I you'll. have no trouble finding noons' swimming, shampoo To your hair as soon as possible \. I I :,'No , ~~~n.·~hq!l~~. her salt .:iinall portion. or. each·, day to I DO !" I '/ t~es:tirile"offlroi!bt1\e.beauty; ,your Ippe~rance.· .. a beauty salon. Bul if you prf.· on your return. You can lowel , . ~;;;;=~~=;;;;~;;;;==~=~-=~~"------..:....---~ R" At. VF.RMEF.H Pt;l;;C1LlKS POP·"EF.TTF. pm Bv NA])1NE SE' :1''11:''"; FREE ~------~-=1\ AT ALL TEXACO DEALERS and ~ ~. fii1 SERVICE STATIONS~ • FIRE CHIEF HATS WITH EACH $3.00 PURCH~SE OF N~W SKY CHIEF a~d FIRE CHIEF GASOll'NES STARTING SATURDAY, JUNE 30 , THE GREAT EASTERN' Oil eo. LTD. --~ Cl INa 1.,1.["'. JOI, Radio And TV Programmes • JACOBY T."'. 1\'" u." ht, Ql1. U.·:5- \\'orld 01 Sill)rl ! i:JIJ-News Hc:.dhnes ON BRIDGE ~~'tJ~.~o~ really hav~tap&Worm?'.' 6.5:1-')\1' I'~ 11.:.lI-Nlgnl ~11()w ._------.. CBN 1\./,1. 7.00-Gcnrge C;avdry Show LONG DIAMONDS THE STORY OF MARTHA' WAYNE By WILSON ;-:, 7 15-"·1,: 111 01 Spurt l!!,OO-NI~111 Show EXI'OSH QUHEN 12.:IO-Ncws Headhnea -I ~~~=~~:~~I l;().d~ 12 ~1-NI~11t Show lIy OSWALD JACOI'" 12.~5-Ne\\s Summary, ",uthel :-I'\\'~ . 7.il(l-G~urge Cawtlry Shuw So~th looked over (\o!mJll),,' I ')t.--Si;;n Oll _ "I 111l' )ll1l'nll1:: I 7 4.'i .. - \\'uO'ld 0;1 SPU,'I rarcfuliY ancl thought, ,'j won'l ! :\cw, nll'l II' "Hillel 7.55-New, I Itcpllrl a 011 Time Lllc~11 op~n any marc 21 point Il:l'c,~ i h.'lll'l·t UIJO-HeAI' Tower. 'I'ul'll~y ----.. -- no·trump bidsi' Sporl, 1l('PMI (Wealher Hepurt I Of course, the grand ;;lam l'iud; 8 O;{-- ~(\\'s CNatwnall CJON W3sn't the worst in the \·.'o:'ld, I )(o\·"IWf. ~ Il,On-l;cor~c C~wtlry Shllw 1,!O;liD,\Y, Jllly IGlll._ . South had 12 top trick.; 'lnd a 10 Ih~ Waitl >-UlIHJ.II"" u.15--S(lnt'i~ t41p:wltl :hcnrt finesse would give him :.LV;:- ,:!5-Ncws (j .. O '1'1 "1 L' "I . 'his grand slam. . \\ earil1~. I I:I'pllr!, n.::II-HIl TUlle 01 Ilw ll~~ .OJ -- • Ie ~n I C~I ~s ~.lOIV, Now. if you tal;c a Ion!: at thl' . I,rti' ;:t lIandom - II' I ;llll i[ ~O~ II Ja- Ol'!l 01 ~plI;·t sports and \\ cuthel nco ,E3st.West hands you \I'tli ,e~ . \ pins il.~:I-(i('Clr.(:l· C3\\'lIr\ Sho\I Ill'. I' I the douh'etoll queen of ~C:,l·.'! :1 to hold th! IJ 5;i-;,\('\\, g,Oj-J JU,IC 101' Milliulls ' resting quietly dth Easl. 50::tl1 i '11 you leel il D1HI-,h'l'ntng ~1i'(lli"I\I)n :),:,0-.\ \I~\, n IV II., could not sce Ihis hut wh~n l!,c JI,d more 9 n3-Gco:,~c ('::wdl'y Sholl' !I.~j- We~\hcr Fore:ast. Limc came he !1icl;cc\ ap t lut :1 !I~l1-r\l'\\,.' Ilc'ad, i!e, IJ ..,e- •. er)' I··c >.11, ..."lOW 1I0:1h:elon queC:1 just as -"II'~ly f)A5-J:)a~' 'l":; IJ 0:' '(' Cdl. :;:s he h~d becn p~eldn:; BUNNY By LEON SCHLESINGER IJ,:lI-Geol':;I' C'~wllr)' ~h():" if ,wlr \I ilh I 1!l-~,:n':(T' "nd SIln-:1 : IU.UU--i\'cw, \ I~,CO-N;:I'!'; in n Wnutc. . How did South do thi," ni· I ,·,·,drly (·hie. L'>-lje~ln3. )lrnricle lU.15-ut:\·~, \.: .'-;;.;.nl'i dOlb'! I : 1U1IJ-StD,'K '.:Iuli .!'~!.. ,-e:... ~ '1.b., ~OW: ... ;~::r~ on hr::~! wil'lS (',hoiec I WAS R.ADY T'~EAV::' I [(l.Ua-Dlll Allen Sh,IW :cd \lith IO,:L'-Natiol1l:1 NelVs ANYWAY) . lU.iJO-NcW5 Ill:;CiL:'l'.; NORTII 2; , lU,i)l-'/';,:, Bill AII(:lI 'ihuw lO,3:l-J(,rry Wiggins 1-10:151' lii!~ ~~r~'II;.1d(' .• n 42 \U.ii~--)\CI\" wiv~s choi~·c Came~oll S\\,~:7C i II.O[)....NcII·s Hi:,!lIlight.; "AJ75 11111 fll!~n • 0 5 ~ \ II' Ilil IIc"lII I LI.OO-The ShuI\' , . ; 11:111- N('II' .• IJco:"I:,I", 1l.l5-Llfe eRn he Beauliful .it AQ.T JIilten 11.:JO-1':ew~ :: 'VEST Ei'.ST 11 ai-The !lill :\lIcn :.ilUW I. , :\('1'... ;Hlel I\'r~ll~er 11.55-!\CII', 11.~j-Town nnd Coulltry , • K Q 10 .07653 'r Hohhy lIill Sho\\' p ~1. 11.~j-O~chid [rom Giselc ¥l()SGO ¥1:19 12.0J-I'iho·, Th~t Singill~ .72 • nn nm nnd .Joyce. I~ UII-<;~or~l' C::welr) SI1~1V ""C52 ';9761 I~-.'IU'U:"I IlcndczI'OlI>, I~,::(J- N;;w, 1::.05-1\'eI'i5 Hi~hli~h(s and Doh I.c·.'li5 Town and ~OtJTll (n) Obs. Time Signal. '12;;5-l;l'or:~c' Cu\\'cI,',v Show 4AJ Ilcnucz\,ou>, I I:.!.·lj-FI511crm.'n " 1'·orN':lfl CG~lIllry Show ¥K2 I.C:i-Wcntl'cr foree:tsL r Shull' II".. ·)\)-nl'WS-- .' I +AKQJI04 Jlatinec I l.UU-Geurge C.lw(lr), Shuw !.IJ-l\cws I '" K 10 3 ''-·'om,n,· TII'cclc1; Gl'ab lI5-\Vur1u (II Spu\'l t.Z5-Don .Iamieson's Ed NOl·th and Soulh 'I'ulnerable ~lOHTY MEEKLE By DICK (;A VALL! Ba~ I 1.30-NcW5 (i.llcnl Summar~1 torinl II S01llh West Norlh ll.st ------~----~------~----~-----...;-----.••---_;___;.-_;_--_:"';:_'1 . and Trans Cannun 1.45-lIcurgc Cnwdry Shuw I AO-Sllort. a N.T. Pa.s 7 r:.T. I-~ss ught · I Pn!:s Pas!; , :1 ~B CAR5RJU THERE\.;> A \1R/ .Ilal:: .•'c. l 2.1I1J-r.:cws Ilcnulincs 1.15-Art I3sker's Nolebook fUWeRRJL. UNDeRTOW TOO\'/. 2.00-l\'ews Highlights Openlnr, lead-. K il:c\I'" II 2.lll-Prizes ,mel ['rubielOS :I..03-Jerr~ Wi;lsin.' MalineI' .-___--J Ie Day Boh :'ldluilin 811("1'; ~.:lll-News 1'lcacHloc's a.GO-News I·:i.~hlights I' .. in the Air I 2.31-l'mes .md I'rubillms ~,in;s too mud. cries TIl'o:HitoaS\ 2.55--l\c\\'~ :I.Ol-John I'\dan's Westerll I the 1151' of ~1~CCZ:' tilCI(~~ ::. 4,CO-NcIVS IH~hlights. 'pro\'c Ihnt \Vc>\ did not .w" l:ttle are I_.'llll>lr from the Alhums il,OO-'I',)I, lJulJ Ccde Shull' (0 speak ;"e\l~ a.31-The Bob Cole Show 4.03-,lohn Nolan's Ranch I thnt· quecn. . I ': to spend P t All South ·Iwel Iu do ,,',1:; :. , a,55-NcIV. ,ar y. ta\{C thrce clubs and .1.'; 'Ii;, e: to nre,!Uml Prel'iew I 400-Bob Cole Shuw , 4.3C-Natlonal Ne~vs. monds. By Ihis time ev'!~\ 'Jl11' cnh 1~~\UOn,.r (;uc,t , taO-News Hea!lhues 4.33-Juhn Nolnn s Hanch was d01'l11 to Il1rc~ carus, U),·· . :\c\\,; anci II' "ather: ~.ill-Bo!J Col~ ~h()1V Purty . of West's cards had to be 1;11' ,iHllon;s by l.),nl1 Chanl'in~ 4,(i3-Ne:'l.' 'and \'/culller fI,OO-News lIi~hliJhls. I queen 01 sp~dcr. N" nn:~ '1".:: I,! 1'od~)' B.OO-'l'he 11.11 Allen t>111l1V 5.01-ArI Andrcw~ Donc'p c':cr Ic::d the I; ng OfWl .• I." '~llO\'l, Blillctin I 5.:;O-t\e\V~ l·ll';l'~!"'I..~ 1'0I't)·. il;!;dnst a g:'and s'.1ll :'0:1':. ,,; " ff;fJ.. iamcl1l 1Ii11 5,~I-Thc BIll fllI~n ~hult 6.eO~Ncws Highlight:, ilm: Wit:l()Ut the qll~cn ill l)U~:I~ Itl iI. ' 5.4I).,-Flshermal1, !,'ul C~H~r Wcathcr. Then SUllth tool( his 1;(;1.< "I 5.5~News . G,G:J-N;;lional News h~~l'ls and IIla,'eu .. <,'.'11\111 r.:APTA("-: EASY By LESLIE TURNER l'rnnci, 6.Ul/-Bullclln B""n 6.10- ,3po:·ts h~a:·t. When "/c,,[ fonow,,·., Ii) ·J-tnstrllm.cnt.lh· Yourt . 916.·.' ~J r:~O.I.~ ~J) 1~1 Gt:'=: U, IiI-MovlC Gil ,de (I,20-News Ihis heart he I'I"~ left WI, 'l j,l;;t r:::=::::'::::C!l r.:;7;,~n\,Sf~r! GO f Ll. Lr:.::i> IlJ-I,H'Ch'r for Marin~rs US-Spurl. Itcptl:'1 U.3Q-Ucvc M;:undcr's Club 93 one clrd-the '!uccn of ,p~(:,,:; ';'OJ iH:: f~c·C~:\"O:1 ;, ~\J!)I~.I~S5~. 1 !"'-:,Ummer Fallow U,25-'I'ray~" Gmue News Hi~hPrthls H:!ncc. E~5t \1/JS m:H'I,~d wit! nipe~ Orchutr:1 CUI:ndup 7.00-Ncws Hlghlighl~, 1 the Cjucen of hearts and Nllr:;,', Il)....llnoln,l our Ken 6.30-.Enrly l!:vcninll New. 7.01-Dnvc Maunder's Club n3 nce oicl:ctl it liP, I W-I'oirll~ East. poln's West I . - 7.UO-S~ge Brush Sum S,IIIW 7,31J-NelVs I 0/ course, South lVa~ :I!f,I,\ I Xalional News, 7.15-Shll:elagh Shuwtme 8,O[)""NelVs in a Minnte R&d East he~n draltll thr~c 1 7,30-Ncws Hcndltn~s a.Ol-Bcst from the West hel:ls there l'Iould h:l\'p ]'.,Cll I Sports Score baard 1.31-Shlllclp~h Shol'timc U.30-National Ncws no way 10 make the hanrl. 011, 0 Canada. G,3U-The Boll Lewis Sho\\ B.31-Bcst from the West Th! Queen, 7.55-News . 9.CO-Ncw~ Hi"hll-iJl' 6.oo-Crcam of the '~~o!l 9,01-Newfoundland' Soiree. CARD SENSE v0 C M 8.30-Ncws Headllncs 9.40-Nfld. "oirce B31-Cream III Ih~ Crop 9.45-NclVs Q_The bi:ldin~ has been: U5-Ncws 1O.15-Nalional Ncll's South West. Nurth Elist ----...:-;;.;;;.;;.:.- IO,OD-Nlghl Sho\'l 11O:3D-Plck.oC the Pops 1 III Pass 2 ., I'·)SE IO,3D-Ncws Headlines lO.45-Sports 2 '" Pass 3 + Pa3s I,Oal--;Nlghl SI:mv 1O.li5-Letters and Mcssages 3 N.T. . Pass Pas5 HIS FRIENDS Bv lI-iERRILL BLOSSER On 4. fRECKLES lO,45-World of Sport 11.00-News HIghlights ? -:,ews and Weather Wf.l.A"IJS FUNNY. pOp? LOTS OF- PEOpLE lU.55--News . 11.01-Paul Herslum's Music in You, South, hold: I: F~~;;~:::)t;~~~~ PRlYAC.'( t5 HMM---Ti-IE WIRE L!:ADS so ""-C.;eor~. Cnwury Show . !-!AVE' A PHONE IN THEIR-CAR.! 1l.OD-TorlJa~ Weather Re~rl the Night 41K J 10 6 5 ¥A 2 +64 ",K Q I i'iWl;;:;;m . ONt;. lHlNe I INTO ll-IE GA'?/J6E--~ 'l , ; '--'-'--_. . . SfM.Q'= r bK ----______-+, ______...:.. __.~~ __wl:l.." ...... ___ ...... , , THE DAlLY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., l\lONDAY, TDLY 16, 19S! , ,' '.' --... , :i" 'I ,;" :1 ,.: " I WANTED-Typing to do at home. Phone 902623. jly3,lm . GREAT EA.STERN CARD , OLD MILL OIL & IMPORT IHOMES FOR SALE' Capito] for :1 Ac'CO~L'lODATION two bQuders male or female. CO., LTD. Oro G.E. . IT'S A BARGAIN ·1 To·Day KII " Private home, Maxse St. .NIGHT' CLUB Radio. Television, Washers. THREE STOREY, DETACHED, I' Refrigerators, Dr.ep Fi'e~zers , Phone., 8·67533. jly16,3i containing nine large rooms· , Electric RlInge~. CQme out tonight: Mallam h D . • ALEC GUINNESS, 'BO~ I Floor Polishers. an d b at room. l'Iv~wal'. Chapter 22 across and across and drupp~d RUSSELl. Il'I . I '., • FUN NIGHT . Gramophones Large front and rear gar ens, "Good evening, everybody." the pieccs on the fire. ITY OF O:'i'E" 1/,' '. Public Address Systems will be out of town' ornamental trees. Frcehold. Hilda looked up to S,!.! RaCt' • • • Tape Recorders "Ii Mickey Duggan's Orch, until August 6 Immedial~ possession. .~his coming into the drawin:~ room Will laid down his pen 2nd Capturing. lhe I R!eNT ,1,. Dance, Pun and 'Games REPAIRS AND SERVICE properly IS m good condillon. witb a slightly overconUdcll; pushed aside his papers to reo humor and worldly " MODERN , . 5 LINES ,i jly14,16 Situate at No. 90 Pleasant i air. "I lold Saunders nol I~ ceive' lhe lunch tray J1~lhert the Broadway pial", the SE NO COVER CHARGE DIAL ~·3001 to 8·3005 Street. Price only $6.300.00., bother to announce me.'. had brought. LcRoy Production o[ .. OHe~e Space It's a bargain don·t be late. I Instinctively, Hilda looket! He rattled .his dishes wh!!c ity Of One." starring "I, WATER STREn 10·, I' II CALL 8· 7581 • 9·0026 A 1I10DERN SEVEN ROOM, back to see Jenny's re~rtion,. he watched lIlJdgely s no:\~ dallY Russell-'-Alec Guinness, :'Suite of three Rooms Jan28,ly M'3 RANCH STYLE BUNGALOW Ibut Jenny was already on her pantomime. Every line oi the tomorrow at the Capilo~' , CARD - Also - with artesian well and dC'1 feet,. her face set and col·j man's body was tense. ~s he Warner Bros. i I, ih . I' tached garage, situate on a "Excuse me, Aunt Judith. 1 waited for Albcrt to leave. entation co·stars Ral' , . . ,ONE LARGE ROOM , , Auto Accessories J spacious corner lot, off por·1 think I'll have something sent Then. quickly, furtiyely, he felt and lI1adlyn Rhue in'lt! I , ,~• ',. tugal Cove Road by Windsor to my room. I don't carJ for through the folds of hi., nap· edy which recounls the Nfld. ·Dr. J.. Arch 18 Lake. This property will be i the' air in here." kin. Whatever he'd h.opcd to tic entanglement of a .. i\rmature 1 . sold partly or fully furnished. And she slVept past Ra('e fmd ha~ never matet'lallz /' ----~--~------·------__~ ____ ".B.,~._· ___I~__ ------~------..~7 __ BH~'N ... ~'.M_~N~~ ...... :, ~D~A~!L_Y_N_E_W_S,_s_~._r~qH~N:~='=N_FL~,~_.!_M~O~~_D_A~~;_J~UL~Y~1~,~~1~9~~~, ______~~ __~ir I" , I ~ racket early in the morning Th$! maid' told us some fa~me~ wanted permission to ru' Ihe VISIT ST. PIERRE, MIQUELON corn he'd planted on a h'l~' acre ... , " THIS SUMMER of Mr. Walters' land l>y milJ,; . w KINSMEN take. Joe and I went ctr,WJl to' Travel by:- A 2·MinuteStory tell the hayseed to shut ',p be, CLUB • TAXI·BOAT (Spencer II, Fortune) © 1962 by NEA, Inc. fore he awoke Mr. Waltc.'".' ' BOYS' • AIR The farmer was Eddie, "lump 48 HOUR EXCURSION DEAL-$68. BETTER NEVER THAN I,ATE a~d sloppy looking. altiJollglJ_ (By Steve April) stIli under 30. On seein" J,ot! ewspaper BINGO (Deal in~ludcs hotel and meals). For resel'vution and Jnfarmation call: I was working Eddie', porner 'Eddic's fa,ee turned pas')" Vitti;·: thc night be battled -oe·lIlick· fear. Joe roared. "Chicl:rn Ed. ; 8·7902 (9.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.) ens for thc welter title. ~!ick· die! Lost a twenty grand gate"; SERIES No. 64 844612. 9·07975 (after 6 p.m.) ens was the wise old pr". Eddie when you run out on me Been I the so·called new sens~lion-a saving something for you:" :: ::-rmg TO·DAY'S NUMBERS youngstcr of 19 fighting [or the "I. only carne about my c~tn,", : ;t1intH:~s crown after only a (iozen, OtlUtS. EddIe began, voice faint. i . Capitol. O!~ CharUe Preston wJs,man· Joe stepped in and p:IPched.; 'chnicolor abmg E~dle. • ' Eddie flush on the ch,r.. OfIi.le of The lowest or any Tender need not neces MOVEMENT$ M.S. Bedford sailing from mind," Charlie told him. "You Roberts, receivcd Holy Com, Assistant Female Cook sarily be accepted. Halifax July 20th, due st. kcep thinking only ,)1 that munion in a body at the 10.30 (Age 25 - 40) CLARKE.CABOT SERVICBS John's July 22nd. punch which kayoed YOI!. Try a.m. Mass at All Hallow's 'LUNDRIGAN & LUNDRIGANS LTD. M.V. Woodcock loading in :\1.5. Bedford sailing from to remember the kids Y')11 nat· Church, Norlh River, on Sun- For Hestaurant - Club day. June 24th. ,. RIverSl- 'd e Drive, ' ,' Montreal, July 27th for Goose Halifax July 27th, due' st. tened, the pasting yoU were )]iv· Hours 5 p.m. - 1 a.m. - 6 days Bay, Little Bay, Tilt Cove and John's July 29th. ing old Joe. before hc h:l yNI." 'It\' Of One" CORNER DROOK NFLD. A Communion breakfast was o[;nt 01 a working conditions and benefits Baie Verte, Nfld. GULF & NORTHERN SlUP· The fight was called off and ExwlJenl jly16,31 S.S. Highliner loading in PING CO., LTD. :llickens was so sore at iosillg a held in the club rooms, in atron who CallS-7581 during business hours South River, following '·the f en route Lakes July 18t~, Montreal July "Fer"us leave Pictou, N.S. !Jig payday, he threatened to 23rd for st. John's and Bot· July 12 leave Charlottetown whip Eddie on the street. WIth, ~rass. Guest speaker for the wood. July 13: arrive St. John's July in a month Eddie was florgot· occasion was Bro. W. B. Ken· nedy, of Harbor Grace,:' tile M.S. Perth loadins in Mon· 16 lcave same day. ten, returned to the only thing State Deputy of Newfoundland, (real July 16th, July 24th and leilVc Pielou, N,S. he kncw beside boxing-farm Wanf·ed ~FergUs who gave a very interesting August 1st for Corner Brook. July19th, leave Charlottetown ing. . FOR' SALE!! .S.S. Gulfport loading' In July 20th, arrive 5t. John's July I dnfted arounel myself A talk to the members present. Montreal July 20th for St. 23rd. leave same day. rich joker namcd ~lr .. ,walter,; Kevin Lawlor, Grand Knight RECEPTIONIST John's. 'Fergus leave Pictou, N.S. hired me and Joe M.ld\~ns-. of Dalton Council, Harbour S.S. Gowrie loading in Lakes July 26, leave Charlottetown now r~tlred-to be Ill. bGdy· Grace, also attended. REBUILT MACHINES for Doctor's Office. July 25th, Montreal July 30th July 27th, arrive St. John's July guards and general yrs"r.en. 30th, leave same day. We wcre at his new summer es· Immediately following break , I Tractor Dozers and Loaders 40 d Crawler Typing essential. for St. John's and Botwoo. FURNESS, WITIIY & CO., Ltd. tate when there was a 3ma11 fast the annual election o'f ,of II.p. to 15U h, p. , " .S.S. Novaport loading in ficers was held. The following Apply DOX 512 c/o THE DAILY NEWS Montreal August ,lst for St. Sycamore 'Ieaving Boston for 1------Schield Bantam Truck Mounted 5·ton John's. Saint John, N.B. July 6, at Saint officers were elected for the Crane. jly16,17 John July 7. Leaving Halifax and Boston July 26. Due Halifax year 1962·63: *M.S. Dundee loading in July 13, due St. John's July 16. July 2B. Leaving Boston for Ad~ms 100 h.p. Grader. Lakes July 31st, Montreal Au· Sailing again same day for Liv· Halifax and 5t. John's August Chaplain, Rcv. Fr. J. P. Ho· gan, P.P., North River; Grand i GWRITER Four-wheel drive yd gust 4th for St. John's. erpool. 3. Leaving Halifax August 10, ORK (A Pl ~llts'Chalmers 11/:. due St. John's August 13. Sail· Knight, Frank Flynn, Bay Rob· i ubber Tired Front End Loader. - • John's. In. 54. who "S.S. Gulfport loading, In Nova Scotia leaving Liverpool ing again same day for Liver· erts; Deputy Grand Knight, E. I 'as Crazy Ingersull Ralld 105 C.F.M. Portable Com- THE ANNUAL' MASS Montreal August 8th for St. July 4, due st. John's July 10. pool. Woodford, Harbor Main; Chiln· \ )\'CS Me and pressur. ' S.S. Highlincr loading in Leaving for Halifax and Boslon cellor. Dr. Cullen, Avondale; I at Lakes August 13th, Montreal July 12, due Halifax July 14. Sycamore leaving Liverpool Financial Secretary, Louis J. I ~lippmall 150 T.P.H. Portable Crushing'" August 18th for St. John's and Lcaving Boston July 20. At August I, due St. John's August Fitzpa trick, Bay Roberts; Trea· ant. 8. Leaving for Halifax and Bos· I Botwood. Saint John, N.B. 'July 21. Leav- surer, Cyril Fitzpatrick, Bay I .S.S. Novaport loading in illg Halifax for St. John's July ton August D. Due Halifax Au· Roberts; Recorder. Douglas Tru~k Mounted Hydraulic Pulpwood BELVEDERE CEMETERY gust 11. Leaving Boston August l I Montreal August 17th for St. 27, due St.• John's July 30. Sail· Power, North River; Warden. I. Dauer. 17. At Saint John. N.B. August , :," . John's. ing again same day for Liver· T. LeCour, Hr. Main; Advo·, I' will be celebrated on 18. Leaving Halifax August 24, WRITE, WIRE, PHONE or complete de .S.S. Gulfport loading in pool. cate, Wm. O'Drlscoll, Concep. due st. John's August 27. Sail tion Hr.; Lecturer, Thomas t al'1 Montreal August 2~th for St. Newfoundland leaving Liver· s and rock bottom prices to- John's,' pool July 18, due St. John's ing again same day for Liver· l\Iorrissey, North River; Out· Saturday, July 21st at 10:-30 a.m. ' "Refrigeration. .Tuly 24. Leaving for Halifax pool. ' side Guard, Richard B. Can· way Colliers; Raymond. Ric· [astern Equipment, Limited The Atc~bishop will preside. , ' ~ key, Hr. Main; Inside Guarrl, Norman Robertson, Maryvale; 'I. 3627 II owe Avenue, Halifax,• Nova Scotia~ All plot holder!l are requested to attend to Trustees: M. P. Whalen,~'~ol. t. '" i their plots before Thursday so as to give tI·, ) liers; R. J. Kent, Bay Roberts; ~~ . !' , the Committee an opportunity to clean up Edward Fitzgerald, Sr., South ! ~ 1 , , Wm. L. ~HAFE River. -, " I the graveyard. , ,', I , ' I , ~ .... -' , 48 TAILOR ' I i. The usual ,collection will be taken up at , jl,: , OLDSWORTH ST~ ST. JOHN'S BAY ROBERTS-Miss ·t'm· I • I:;' , all the gates. ," , ,',1 , . . mie Parsons, our Librarian, ~lOTHES MAKE THE MAN . \: I : , If the weather is unsuitable the Mass will wishes to announce the library IF CHAFE MAKES Tt:lE CLOTHES. will be closed for the week he held at the Basilica. ' .', '1\' NEWFOUNDLAND'S' beginning July 16th, during : .! jly16,20 which time Miss Parsons: wHl ~, .,' ~ I ' LARGEST TIRE REPAIR' be cnj oying part of her well I' earned holiday. We alr1Jopc Ii & RETREADING SERVICE it will be a good one. , . .,r'l I 'I , I '1 • FOR PASSENGER· I ! ~,ddition 10 til' MANILA (CPl- Seven p~r' in - Ellis TRUCK-EARTHMOVER rlRES sons, six of them 5chool_ "C~Il \·nncouver. : !, ren, were killed and two oth J'S I, ~d\'ertising 111 injured In Maragondon; 'Ca Ie 1.5. province, south of Manila, 'w n 11 I~dle a bomb beillg tapped lor. paw I and der by fishermen exploded, (he group r Phlllppine new 8 servIce, re II, , o[ Jim Iported T·b u r s day. Fisber I .;( , for~r I men use powder from salvafod hticnS" ..,.",:~ , bombs in nearby' Corregl or 'j1ecia1i:dIl~ I Island for 'fishlng. ..;~ • ·S. !TllIrketilll -...... , , , , , \ \' ~ • \ ' I " ',,' . '.' - ." ... ,.. , ,! THE DAILY NEWS, ST. lOi-IN'S, NFLD., ~10~DAY, Jl1I.Y 16 ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~--~----' , , , , ,." ,I 'I " IN STOCK d ,I" ," ,I" .: 'I I THE THIAL OF LIBBY'S KELLOGG'S ), ADOLF EICH~lANN , Lord Russell of ·DEEP 'I Liverpool .... .~ $8.00 BlueBonnet THE STOHY OF BROWNED I, INSULIN. '; .i F~rtv Ycars of : RICE KRISPIES MARGA'RINE Success against BEANS 0' ': Diabetcs ,I SPECIAL "K" 'I THE TIGER OF Ii, Delicious & Wholcsome CI-I'IN " •• , The Way . Leonard Cottrell ALL·BRAN SHAKING THE LIBBY'S ", , Newfoundlandel's NICKEL BUSH \ , , Like It. Ralph Moodv CATSUP BRAN FLAKES THE HOSE ami THEULY 'Frances, Parkinson Keyes' ...... ,...... ;. ,...... ,,"-""" ...... ; ".""", ITHE GHEAT PIPE THIS: Nancy Gibhons, ,TIl'I1E-KILLER GEORGE NEAL LIMITED 6, of J.ouisl'illc, K),.. tries a i Harold Mehling swing made of ncw·type ccmcn· : PEN (, 111 NS ! 1A \' E PHONES: 8-2264 - 8-4440·- 8-3421, , I I t~d:to::et~er plastic pipe and! SOU ARE EYES fillIngs IIltcnded [or U5~ III ") 'k ' A I) . home plumbing, latnc' 1rese ...... ,t,_3 i ______MONSTERS OF . I . ,rocks 'n' rolts a house pan), and singer-actor .\lel , THE DEEP into a free·for·all. Thl; bong, a p,alm·quoting ----... -~---'---- Paramount . OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DEATHS Th:nnas Hclm .... , 5,00' too, h~s been rccordM The story of "Walk SURGERY NURSE Blonde 'roily ~hchael; h3s ])ra;)on" takes place in UM-M-'t OAKt:~'AY BRENNAN P d f I, had onlv. onc ,prcvious 1II0tion, 19th Ccntur,' in San . . - asse peace u· PallIa Deal 3 40 To-Morrow I ' Tf.\A'r SCieNCE Iy away July 8, at Ship's Cove, ' picture role before this one i and the small Western !-\I&TORIANS OF' THE FUTURE WILL Placentia East; after a long ill. THE TO\VN which casts her as the :,)nely ! town of Jerico. Lord. HAVE MUCI-I "'(0 '3>AY AgOUT THE W01<1K OF ness, Bridget Brennan in her THAT DIED "LOVE IN A GOLDFISH for·love daughter of a State fisted Westerner, is AMOS B.I-IOOPI.E~PARiICULA~LY WHEN BOWL" WITH 'rO~nIY Senator who is more illtc'.· .. ,Le'l when, in San 1H~Y EXAMINE mE SECRET ARCt-\I'lE5 i!-lE 66th year. Leaving to molurn Michael Bird . -1.50 SANDS AND FABIAN ill government than parenl hood. husiness, he sec.' ex: besides her husband Wa tcr; J. PE~TAGON! Bl.IT NOi A VoIoeo 01= '(81S ,0 nine daughtcrs, Kathleen, Mrs. THE 'vVIND OFF She was secn as the younJ r,irl ; slave market in Af',\~ONE,UNOERGTII.NO? EGAO, ':iOME OF TIlE SE ~ Two Lwo favorites among who was raped and m'lrdl'rc'IJ of pity for a ,1'011 IDEAS WEIiiE 60 FAI< AI-U'An Gelle Bra"g," Spain', Mary, Mrs. ",' ."" t een·agers- Tommy San ds an d in "Sergeant Rutledge;' the' :(irl on the auction OF ,HEIR ,IME:: ,I-\AT Leo Murphy, SI. John's; Annie, David Bcaty 4.75 Fabian-reverse ages for their John Ford.dirccted prorbeiio,l.· buys her him"cll ,nn ' 'If-\Ey'RE 5,ILL I~ THE' Mrs, Gerald Tobin, Ship's Cove. I \VAS CICERO ' roles in "Love In A GOldfis!1 . frec. Howe\'cr, she E.)(PE~IMENTAL. Matilda, Mrs, Frank Kirby, SI. 3"- Bowl," the romantic COll,.!:I" in money and no pbte I, STAGE: ! 's', RI'ta, John "'alsh, EI,'cs·t Bazna , I iar short ·lived cavity about ~50 I' ~: ··1, ment at Mount Carmel Ceme· \ ',. . feet in' diameter." ", tery, .' , : I . ~ ;, .. "'.4 . .YOlfmS,·RESCUED. ' atory drl1ling ,operation In. Ire· . CROPS . lilT .' ·.Y.·.. · .... REPAIRS I . MONTREAL (CPl ''';' T \'1 0 land with Continental 011 Com· LONDON, ont (CPl-A via. ,.T.... Sale Aluminum Doors youths were rescued from· a any ·and the Ohio Oll Comany; lent h a II '. 'and wind Rtorm drifting. rowboat In' the .St. Law· A spokesman said the Britillb smashed through the Mount ' Reg. I, rence River 'ThurSday after b:!-o'sl;;) is ,near "Manchester. The Brydges Stratboy area in ilit. REASONABLE RATES Price I ing ipolted by' the Clipta!n of'iI. drl11!ng in' Ireland will 'be near lind·mlss fashion: damaging ap· GUARANTEED .WORK pasling ship, -JaliCJues LegaUlt,; Dublln.. . pie crops and Destroying about . LlDDO SELF STORING 2.8 x 6.8 ."" ... "" .... $40.00 !. '11, a'!d R..0~~r, .H!lul~,. 21,!I?tJ1.,.. • .... 25 percent of the tobacco crops HONE. 94123 . 0( 'Montreal, wer.e spotted i,e' ~ ELI SA BET HVILLE, . The In the area', Mrs, Clayton Trott P - \ tween Cap SI.,.M\(h~I' and:~c~' Coago'I._~'{i'B, ,:.. ,"":_'."~ 'of .of Mount. ,Brydges said hall. . •. NAnONAL' 2.8 i 6.8 ... "."""" ...... " ...... ".$44;00 cbetel ~y . Capt. ·JilTl l'7reyett Katangti' Negr\llls~relused '10 'go slotics -the', size 'of motbballs fell ;; O! the steamship ·.P\!lldee,," i ~~ work 'Thursday becau~e. three for more than 10 minutes, lIam. . " ... '" ~"': Unlte,d.'Natlonl·,.~rmo.reo~ ~ar8 aglllJ{iabout'70·per. cent.of her . Electronic: MalCORMAC'S, . TO DRILL. IN B~IT AIN :' manned:by Indlam were p~trol- 200:acre apple crop.. , . LONDON· (~P)..;..The'· Ambos· lInp, a mUln sh'e ••' .... I' .:,; ·c.',.d· , . ..,..._" ___~ .CentreLtd~ GEAR STREET uilor Oi1.Col'JlOr~lioA. ·of jurI' Negro quarter. Stores and husi· " A. H. MURRAY & CO., LTD, WOrth, Tex, •. ~aid . Thursilay . it nessei..... ·iJ\ the"clty cent"c. "'EI e. . Daily lood requirement 'of a RECEIVING OFFICE, 90 CAMPBELL AVE, I will . anorlly, start· drilling. fiJr pat'iilY.zed. fort more ,than an, lIoreupine may .. amount to 10 1 ADELAIDE STREET BUILDI~IG sUPP~IES DEPARTMENT .oU in .Britain, .. tJie :Texas Ilpera· hllUr;8s ·thn Ne;l1;oe5 relusod ,10 ·p.erceDt of the animal's Dody oUter bours 'Pbone8-73~.3 . . tor. will also conduct ,In' explor, pas's -the .armored cars:" weight, DIAL 8·5181 . % • 3. • , . '. 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