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(Price 5 cents) Lnaries Hutton & Sons Vol. 6~.' No. 177 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1957

.., I, I! I .1,· , i' ' , , • !.' I , I :'1 'I ':! .C.A. Aircraft ·1 I , I . I 1 I I' I I " rashes Near_ 1 i. I I 'nist Rescues 'I I uehee i. City( , " j', , , i MONTREAL (CP) - A Maritime Central Air­ I, Climber ,;I rapped ways plane crashed and burned Sunday, 15 miles , , , By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH southwest of Quebec, killing the 79 persons " GIINDELWALD, Switzerland (APl-A daring aboard. Iwinging at the end of a cable, Sunday, It was the worst crash in Canadian aviation 1 I c young climber trapped for eight day. history. 1 ' The plane-a OC·4-was on a flight from i~ north wall of Eiger Mountain .. Sudden I ' end thunderstorms cut short efforts to Landon to Toronto unci.;r charter to an organiza. !J three compan ions, tion known as the Imperial Veterans of Toronto. Germans, last reported clinging' to a It carried 73 passengers and a crew of six. itdg e 1,200 feet from the summit of the Three airmen from Trenton, Ont., who jump· peak, were milling from the vast ed into the crash scene radioed to their plane ,i overhead: "There are no survivors". ,. , I '''r .\lfr~d Hr:c· ------The plane burst into flames after crashing . !:·;':;l:e "!Iere tile I The atorm came on suddenly :I!: reW:ed .Iil'e . and made al! further rescue at· during violent thunder storml in the cHea this , bJ: f0und no, tempts Imp 0 5 sib Ie. It also : shrourlcd the entire roc.k face In afternoon. "All we could see \las' a big I .------, , _,,:; ~"r,. Cucnt:,er i thick rag which prevented any el· hole," said Sqdn, Wlr. R. Wood, afternoon's storm. S-:ne cal s arl -~ ,: Gr:,dlr,;cn. 3nd! fort to locate the two Gerans or who fiew over the crash scene. trY in.: \. get in 2nd others are ", )i, c! r.otl'.lell, I determine whether the fourth "It crashed on the north slde trying to gc' cut," police s,.;l " :0 ~ ~CJr cxhaui· . Z. OF Lecco, was al!ve, of a wooded area and apparently They said a six-mile line of 'I' or,/ I :11': 01 t".em is man was allve, burned rig'llt away. There are just automo~ilcs '\'3" ,'.;' .... ~ "~t on the ~: ,[r"J' burns a; I Longhi had been Injured by a I few bits of wing and tail IhigJ1way lEading to Is!oudlL .nd .- I. I rore .:ipPlng: rock fan and N:mained sU5pended around," they were m;;hing efforts to un· .. d. from a rope some 300 feet below Residents of the area told or 1 tangle the jam. 10 Sl'm!IT I' the ledge where the three others hearing a loud blast about the 1 The plane hed left Keflavik, ~ :(I1lc,lalcri or the had sousht shelter the last two COWES, England-PrInce Charles, S'·year·old heir to Hritain's Throne, is ~hown on 8 motorboatlng trip with time the plane "'ent doim. Iceland at 1:12 a,m. and h.d CJ.l:.) (wii, 2D, of I days. his father, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. It was a big day for young Charles, marred only by the fact The gTealest loss of life in I checked in by ra[lio over Mane· 'I! brJu;:11: to the The wCRther forecast for toda)' Canadian ~ir crash prel'iously ton N.B., Mont Joli, Que:, and ,'t ~raI!IC; brOKe, \l'a~ unfa\'orable, that the motor gave out and the boat had to be towed Bway.-(I,N. Photo) . was last December ,,·hen a TCA Quebec City. It was not heard .. • id at thc tOP A German guide, Alfred Gram· plane went down in British Co- trom again after the Quebec City . , .:. ,~~ I re ClIe, in~er, Iwinglng at the end of a lumbia and 82 persons were report. , . him d~wn by I cable, was lowered down the rock In Oman killed. MeA officials said they hav~ tiro:lp Ih~ InOIl· face by a winch and returned with FORMEK 5ERVIC'EMES "absolutely no idea of what !~I, Cordl strapped 10 his back. (A't Fuston, Ont., John Pea· caused the plane to crash." cock. fermer president ot I vet- The distance betll/,een Qqebee erans' association, IBid the men and Montreal is about ,160. JIlUU I I I \ aboard ~e' •.. "undou~dly" f-t1me iI ~ . in­ i, mer Brltlsh servl~men and their hour. The 'DC·' . Wl5 due over fam!!!es coming back to Canada Montreal at 3 p.m. and wMn it Roe Cnmpany after holidays in the United King· did not check in the learch be­ ""'"' ______. ____ ~!~~NIZWA, 'Omu (Rellters)-The ,";~9.!~:!~$L1rt~~~~~~plantaUons. c The targets ,,'ert sottened lIP ~y atta" Sunday mominll by a1x dam. He issued I list of the per- gan, i rest round fort O! Nizw8, head· Nizwa was taken b~ the spelr- several daya of bombing and Venom jet figbters. sons supposed to be aboard the Maritime Central Airways' op- : I RHtDE : 0/ Canada'_ four big ballc steel quarters of the Imam Df Oman, head of I 700-man motorized col- strafing by :Brltls.h. jet fighters. Latest report.!i from tribesmen plane. erallons are centre-im- I! " th 'I t' art The Drop .Parker S, S. !rod with offer 1'/. of Its common shares rled rec. flags forthe sultan. be a reallgnment of government So far, Mr. Dlefenbaker hu k~pt mIgration minister through the!. ~a~~~~:n ~~r ~in~~ a P~I~S' 'As so· of companies and UO.~ cuh for each Dosco The revolt broke out In mid· them in tad. first session of the new Parla- . t· •• ted th pilot's fa· LONDON (AP) - Prince Philip departmen18 if the Progressive However, he now hI! four of ment. cia IOn su ••es e \0 Ontario. is share; 31V. shares and $199.75 for July when the ima m. .. spiritual Conservative government stays in his ministers doubling in port- Should Mr Diefenbaker decide bgue due ~ overwork had Jed to . is reported at odds with Bucking- I, Can~da's each $500 Dosco folJl' - per - cent leader, whose, fiall replaced power long' enough to work It out. ' I . , . the Brampton cras'h. ham Palace courtiers who want complex," It convertible debenture; Ind' 680/. the imam's white one over Nlzwa P rim e Minister Dlefenbaker fo Il as, In add It! In, he is Ictlnll II to merge abor and Immigration, BURNED FOR HOURS him to cut adrift from his old pal, double Ihe A, V, Ana shares and $.57'-'8 for each fort roUowlng aerlal attacks by has glven no publ!c Indlc:ations of external affairs minister. the setup would, mean he wo~l~ The Maritil1\c Central Airways Lt.-Cmdr. Michael Parker. $1,000 Dosco 4'/.-per·cent C'Jnvert­ Brltlsh heavy bombers and jet thinking along tnls line·and per· Ollc suggestion being specu- not, be, faced With the neces~lty plane Ramsay piloted Sund:\y was The Daily Herald, Labor party ible debenture. fighter strikes Igalnst rnlpers in sons close ,to him say they have lated upon Is tnat there might ofJmdmg a .n~w spot for his 1m· last heard from over Quebec at organ, says a big roW is brewing ,I co~trol .Ioilld not heard hlm mention it - but be an amalgamation of the labor mlgratlon minister. 2'07 EDT d· believed to behind the scenes between Prince :ike S&J 000 000 they &BY It cannot be taken for and immigration portfoliOS under Another aspect Is that Labir h~ve P~~~shed ~i~ut~Ss later. The Phillp and the royal advisers who " Rot !h~m' or ISS!)- granfed that the independent­ the labor department. ~flnlster Starr coul~ pro.ve a po. RCAF reported the wreckage was think It unwise for him to ~~p:ete ownl-!hlp minded Mr. Dlefenbaker will ac­ Thls could prove a Ihrewd l!t1cally-popular minister .In charge still burning more than four hours ciat~ with his forme rprvate leC· I'lut doubl~ t~at Suspect Torture stroke poollticalllYthforra number If of Im~~graCtion'd since Ihls Plarent! after the plane went down. retar)" who resigned In a blue of cept permanenUy the lineup. of portfolios left by the Liberal!. re8!ons, ne s at Or years var· came '- too high. Mea n II m e, Imports within the next few days. No Cloudy, with scattered !;!Ol!i 1I1! not an· Mrs. Audln also blamed French sound Uke an "explosion" shortly 1111131 Ibares were llcial rate of !50 francs to the ward. were moving in at a record rate. mention' was made of Tunisia after an aircraft passed over showers. rugh 72. parachute 'troops. . Illtb on the stock dollar., MEASURES URGENT France Is poor in raw materials and ~rorocco, whlch are still In about 2:30 p.m. EDT. TEMPERATURES ~I lIOUld put a An International eommlulon of Each of their dollars will' buy Gaillard said the measures had needed to keep her factories run- the franc zone although they have Pouliot sald he wa's certain former concentration camp pris­ Vancouver ...... 58 1!9 !be Ihares of ~ frlncs'. jUlt about the gains become urgent and Inevitable be- nlng. She must Import at least 90 been granted Independence. wha t he heard WiS not a thunder­ Ottawa , ... , .... , 60 112 oners which toull!d 25 ori.ons and rate of the Parh black market. cause Of the country's short~ge of per cent of her petroleum pro· The new rate brings the franc detentlon camr- In Algeria re­ clap but some kind of explosion. Montreal ...... 64 as French tourlBu' and business- forelgn currency. Since Decem· ducls and has been I heavy lm- to an allgnment that forelgn fi· Provincial police In the area de­ Mondon ,...... 58 74 porte{) lut month that- French men traveilins abroad will have ber, 1955, France. has run througlJ porter of ena!. By exempting nancial ex per t shave recom- troops hid been sullty of tortur­ scribed the traffic situation Sun· Hallfax .. "".... 59 76 to pay 20 per .cent extra for tell' about '$1,500,000,000 In reserves, these raW materials and fuels mended for months, da)" night as ~'indescrbable." Sydney , .. , .... " 58 75 from any lng Aslerlan nalonalhh but ,ad· fotelllD currencle'I.. . 'loans, and advances. The trade from the 20 'per cent talt. GaU. GaU1ard avoided mentioning "Hundreds of automab'le, are St. John's , .. ," 64 70 on the open ded that such PflctlCeJ were not ; French, eq,orters will iel ae- balances bave continued to ~ un· lard hopes \() keep home fronl devaluation, He c a II e d the jamm£d on d.irt' ro?ds A. ~fl'B1! ~ general. The rel)6rt added' that Imburlemenl' of 20 per cent IS favorable, The deflclt for June prices and wage! from runnlng chloUs a puttlnR In order of turned Into thick mud by this V. ~ iIlto Iwo til. torture testimony I!. w BY • IOOD Ii llIey' COllvert their fund! wal $137,000,000 ill Europe alone.' away on another in!Iationary forelgn commerce." had lIIenloDed parachute UDlti. • • .',' f ~ • ' • .' .

THE DAILY NEWS, MONDAY AU ' G~ii I t ST. JOHN'5, N~ Service 'BON EAR NOTE'S I C!B~~~~EgB~~~~Dr.:RseturnFro~ CARBONEAR,Induction Aug. S-Rn. B. Ithe induclion of Rev. Mr. Snow ", Isaac Davis was assisted by Rev.! urum C B. Snow, BA, BD, was inducted IS land pointed out that he was 11 0• A. N. Holmes for the marrir.ge of ' er m',''i'' .1 ih. U,"'" Ch,~h I" " d... m"h',. "",", I, CAR hi, ,."',.. d".hI". ll,b.,.I· on Friday eVeninll lalt, In I Ipe- that he w~ deliverlni the charlie Louise, and Kurt, son of ::.Irs. Anna I CARBO\E-"""" ,,~ ""I.. , ,,,d,," d ., R...1. tho mI'" ,.. "d "Ih' ",. ,rul tho ",. M'. ''Y'', .fZ,,"". "'" M ,AP: - , A. N, H.lm... 1 H.. """ G....." •••• ", wh"'" II w.. ''',',. Swllre" "d. ,C"b, .' "'.", FoiiuwinR the Prelude Ind in- have I mlniller for each Charae. RCAF Station 1'00' • ...... G ••••••••• ···;1 Wllll Know' n Tha ceremony W8! performed in' return~~'~ Air wn vocation the congregation !ang the He took as a basis for his Ch£>rge I' NEWS IN BR I E F I \ the United Church, at Harbour camp a ~t ~o; l Hymn "The Church', One Founda- to the Minilter the words "I am G d : ,.no • H 'd Gr;:,ce on Saturday. August 3rd. 1':0011, :\O\a '~F tion" Ind Rev. Mr. Holmel led In the Good Shepherd" and for the reenwoo 'I 4 t.ltIzen onoure \at 2 p.m. The beautiful little year the lae"tr.t P'''''' S,,' p"" '" dI,"" 101. """".II,, "A' d h, did "I CARB" "H. A". "-M,. ",,' S,," '" ,,' !h," ,,,. '""' ,," 'h ,,," .., d,,,,,I" ~cl" woo· ,""c"" ,,"l~' ~ , Eps. Peter Chapter 4, Vn. 1.9; and many mighty works there because ~lr5, Gordon Tibbo and ~Irs. their lamllies. George w1th hiS -- ,tIons, giadl~h and daISIes, and actilities kll L St. John's Gospel, Chapter 21, of their unbelief." Speaking to CARBONEAR-Friday, July 26, Blackmore, of Corner Brook, were wife and sons, Earl, Bruce and C.ARBONEAR, August 6--A reul: proved a sUitable background for For tte th- WOo 1> t7, .." b, R". W. H. R..."'. S" w h' "Id "Y '" 01'''' m"k ,d !h' ,1 .., .r !h, ",,,d: ,,,.,, .1>'" "d "". J.", R.. k, G' eo m' ,,' 'mm """"''', .,,"'"'' ".".'" .,", " !h •. ", '''''1 we" mg. tI" c"ow.,:'; t Mllcsbe. Mrs. George Parsons lang duty Is to be a good shepherd, two week summer c~mp period I Sr., during the week·end. I Saturday, while Phil, his wife and I home of Mr, and ~Irs. George r or· T~e bride entered the church per cent in h.~\Y·~1 an appropriate lola. you must study seriousiy and seek for Air Cadelll at ~CAF St~tion __ I four childrsen, Betty, Da\id, Gay ! w~rd recently when about a dozen, le::.nlRg an t~e arm of her :ousin, ;;nd, Ihil ye,r'~~ Rev. Mr. Holmes said he WII to emuiate the good Shepherd, to' Greenwood" N.S. O\er the week· ~hs, Rulh Hookey returned to I and Dunna, arril'ed from Am-I fncnds of Mr. A. E. Penne~, J.P. Charles DaVIS, of st. John s. She spen,,1 Iroph .. 'q '''' h.pp, " h, ...",.,.d wlih k"w !h," ,,,d. "d I. ,,, d Ih. m "d "p'''' m,Io', r'" h",,, d I51. J 'h". "' S" ,d '1" ,It", •'" d· , "en t. N.S" " S''',., m, rn', •. "",m b" him. I ""II "d ..." , .,,,"". '"'' .1 wh", d,p." mo", .,:., R~ to tbe source of help. Marriage, boys left cr.mp by plane, ~rnln ing a holiday as the guest 01 her; The former is W,O. at Bonavist::.: bon v?yagehi., " as. he leaves to luke shot l~fetla, With ho.op skirt and period. Tnil a:":' baptism and buriat are services anrl bus, for their homes In King,. brother and sisler.in.law, ~Ir. and I and Phii is on the 5la([ of the I up reslder.ce III Vancouver. form fitting .bolero, With colier and the 1<'1'.:'; of b~:,~ that you will be asked for but the ton, Ontario, eastward to Ncw. ~Irs. Howard Snow. ' Bank of /l,"ova Scotia, at Amherst. ~!r. S. T. Jones, ~n behalf of I cuffs of SWISS lace. Her shoulder ann gcn~~,: rio ~.:,:". greatest service of all may never foundland to be replaced 1]y a I .__ I those present" presented Mr: Pen· lenglh veil of Fr~nch lace was held The carh~;';>~ I 'be asked for and thr.t is bring like number already journeYln!! ~Irs, JOe Chubbs is now & per- i During Ihe past few days ~!rs.: ney With a pipe. In .acceptlng It '~ place by FI IIara of nylon and thl' \~lI:)t,'li, ~,':i,l your people to the source of help towards busy . manenl member of the stat! of. Hudson DaVIS has had us guests I Mr .. Penney hiS friends for French lace, ornamented With (Omp01Iilr," Magistrate's Court are unresponsive to spiritual and parade reviewed by Ale: children of Bucham are visiting I St. John's, Sell Dunford of Forward did III bridesmaid, F'rrn \ cry l~eLouise Dunn, charg- ~1. ~iss ~Irs. everythl~g ~he ~llss ~IiIJ,. prOln:~lr,llt!~ e , to dispose of needl. This unresponsiveness Is Costello, C.B,E., C.D" Air Officer Mrs. Furlong's parents, Mr. and I Burin. and D. Pelley, of her power to make the evemng ., R,N., wore a. gow of permlnkle track, lYre( btl; '. ~!rs. ~I. d child by burn-I depressing to a\ minister but he Commanding, Maritime Air C',m. Mrs. John Harrington. SI. John's. memorabl~ one and those who I blue nylon tncolette, With mateh· illl~ air "~PIS r ,hl ' would remind his brolher that the mand" Hallfax. The parade was were prlvll'led to enjoy her hos-' Ing head·dress und gloves, alld .. he ..\ l'uhw :L~' I Good Shepherd had also froiled 10 under the lommDnd of Air Cadet, ~Ir ,and ~Irs. Peler Collard and On an extended visit 10 Mr. pitality speak highly of it. Mr. carried a nosegay of biue "nci hll~lcr II" ;". I" ilness Mr. Sianley of: reap a rich harvest and to elll- W02 D. Summers of 58 Klngston two children, arrived from Grand [,nd !otl'S. Hudson Davis are Mrs, and Penney will be leaving white baby mums. iJilnrl ,,:1 II" • Duckworth St., I ~[rs. ':~"fr ',~ . he 'had called lhe! phaslze this 'he r,eferred to the bSPdn. Follo,vln g . the paraide i~e Fulls a few days ago, on a visit George Norman, of Port Union, here around tlhe flfteenlh of The groom was supported hy t:1 Am,:rll' ~ho,,',.:t! parable of the lower and said oys were com~ ltmented n their to Mrs. Bridget Colford. and Mrs, Peyer, of Switzerland. August for the r new home. mer Davis, brother of the 'or:de. 1\ err hi,r,I;.h', " A DOII'ney on Tues-, that when Jesus returned to spiendld showing by AIC Costello and the usher was another broth· melii. - '. (, I~ t' around midni~ht Nazareth the people tried to klll who stressed the importance of Vi it' M --d- M A B Mr. Bruce Foote recently ar· The South Side United Church er, Dr. Bert Davis, of Agu,,:huna. Z5t ... emed to be hav· man s, b Him. He Ilated there were many lervice youth thaiolng and 115 1 AnU: ~~~ th;' :;ek.~n~s. wa~ Mr: rived from Burin, to join the ataff Sunday Sehool will be hoiding it! was usher. . dialing Ihe num er books written on what a good connection with civilian Ilfe. A tI' b th M FHA II of the local branch of the Bank annual picnic on Wednesd.y. It Wedding mU~lc was by .\!r,. L. written down. so. he " rrom the foreign I' minister should be bul he had A number of visiting aponsorlng 1 r" Be ~. r~ er, r. . . n e, of Nova Scotia. He has taken up will bei\n with the customary Pike of Harbour Grace and the t never seen one on "what a good committee members were guests I a 0 \100. __ ! residence with Mrs. John Cornish drive to R.lverhead and e~eryone solo!st was Miss Belle Duniord, of led it for him and I,' congregation Ihould be.'" , of stallon at a lunch·! Jean Buckle of the star! of W. ' Sr. W. bid him I heurly welcome I concerned II hoping for a fine day. Burm. . , to ceme to the Greenwo~d . ht" However he wanted to remind I eon in the Officer I Mess. The 1 d J ~I Ltd' and trust his slay with UI will be The ybride s mother ware a gown i UP a I rpI~ . Rev. Mr. Snow that not all the ivisltors were welcomed by WIC I~~lida;' . oorel "IS now an very happy. He Crocker, Is on a visit from of n,av crepe, with na\'y and white . or the' RCMP I' leedfell on unresponsive hearts, I J. C. Mulvihill., A.F.C., C.D., Com. . _ -- Little Bay hlands IS the guest of access?ries and a corsage of red ce how at 4 p.m. II none fell on J:ood ground und I manding OffIcer of RCAF Sla' 'I d~! H FOb d Vacationing with Mr and Mrs Mrs. Rhoda Widger. carnatIOns, he \Ient 10 the Gen· t ,e e sure, wou e t e tion, Greenwood ' N".,.,. a nd WIC son" r.Robert, an Irs. of Rochester, . . s orneN.Y. and,an WlIliam Soper Is the lalter's.. niece, -- ".The gr 00' m s moth er camp frum : \1"ith Corporal Noona" a, Id b h I I, lameh t Inh hllf Itsowing. E. W. Rhuda, C.D., Offlcer Com-I Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Soper of: Norma Diamond, of Pouch Cove. Mrs. Frank Saunders went to I S\lltz~rland espeCIaily for the I noticed a borl~' For a successful pastorate there ml)nding Air Cadets Summer I SI. John's, and ~Ir. and ~Irs, Ed.1 - John~s on Wednesday to meet her I we.ddillg. She wO.re a ~O\\'n of wh'ch was scorcheo ! mUll be a mutual return of trust, ; camp. ward Hurris, of st. John's, are ~!r. and ~Irs. Robert Butt are son Jim, hla wife and young san, I skipper blUe Italian ~ilk" ~pecial· a bundle of clothes goodwlil and concern. be~\\'een I ,Following the luncheon, thc now visiting Mr. and Mrs. George I vroeationlng at Gander and nearby Ji.m il I .member of the RCN and Iy made by her SISter .. In ltal~. lI',th the c·'":' another bf.iy h.in~ h minlsler and congreRatlOn. speak-I ~ isltlng committee members were I H. Soper, of Pike's Lane. I towns. ~lr. Butt is on the staff of WIll Ipertd the month of August Navy and whl.te accessol'les and a an:: Ihe camp'" bodr ~'as flattened I;, lng to the congregation he I8Id: Intere.sted spectato.rs at the track \ __ ,Harl'cy and Company (Carbonear) here before returning to. his duties. cor~age of pink and white car,' portmcni trc.r,,: " ,I "bcllel'e in your minister, ill his' and held meet which was run off V. It" ~l d M ""li' ' Ltd.' Jean and Jimmy will be litayin~ all nations completed her attire, ",Iay .nj thc ":, r ... ilh corporal Laidlaw i lincerit\" don't be too crltic~1 under ideal conditions. Competi. H 15 Iln~ 'th , an k' rSd' I I:!m, Winter luelh of Jim'l parmls The reception was held at Pik,,', 1.1:)1',\ irM,'.',' ., to the sanrlpilS with , _"DiRALOl" .. , .' ' , t iOIl In all i' t ,'. d ogan or e wee ··en II ere' r. ' " H t I Th T C 'i have confidence In hlln and tr~' \0 ! e en s WS! "een an i Mr G d B '1' f St I Joan and John Kavanagh 01 St I 0 e. e oaWnaster wa, .\11'. Imrie the (OtP" '"~ "ho direet rd them tn ./ fARM '.FENCE 1 find out the best that is in him., re~lI1ted In excellent Icore!. The: ~~~n' s, or on al e~ 0 . John's spent the week.end here a~ .Mrs. Reginald Saunrlen and Charles Davis. The To,,.,t to Ihr • Ire: ';[2<"";!;~ 350 yords from thr ~ : You must be good listeners, reo I meet based e~ pomts lor firsl, 5. guests of their aunl, Miss Julia young daughter Elizabeth were I bride was propo.le(i oy ~!r .. 1,.,1[' ... n,p the Sandpits Thl" f ,hr HOIl, Pa~ltrr mrmber you are in church to hear i secon? and thtrd plllCe went to I ~Ir, and ~In. William Dawp' of Kielle),. I I'isiters to the city on Monday. ,Dam .to which the groom I'r· out a spot where , ,nd Pulurtl., what he has to you must' 589 CIrbonear squadron With a: C 'd . for the' ' ,ponded. . I \:'P,')\l\'­ a Ix1rl)' or a dead chilo , \- ~al e wn -­ learn to think with 'him intelli .: 40total of 32 points out1 of possible weeuPkl dwerh In tOt S 0 f " and The toastrt lo the hride,mairi 11'_, il'!'! h nf 1'1(" j.', . A dur.bl •. fl...xlblel.nce whlth ' , •a points awarded tl ,en~ t e gucs ~Ir, and John ~Iurph)', a memb.r ~! th~ inri, FredWnodman daugh· 'p p b th . the day, I, ence an reason cannol be .dlvorc. , . or com pc . Cooper. I Royal Canadian Army, is spend. tel, of New Harbour an visiting' ro ose e ;"rl ~!1r: V [',';, l,.~~;.:':.~ i I "'Iii under ,udden ,Iraln ~In, Josi~h ~ ~room \I~ l "v. ed fromd each other. Your minis. tlOn m track Rnrl fieid, loltball, in&' II. three weeks' lea\'e with his Mayor and Mrs. G. B. Powell. Elmer Dam responded, Thai 10 , hili relll'" 10 pl"e wh.n ma.\ he ii':ert:!.'~1 ,,,"uur. ,. removed M,d. ter m!)y have to uy harsh wordl I"olleyblill and unge. I V' T ~I --d- ~I .. G F i parents ~!r. and Mrs. Michael the parents was proposed b~' Hf'.', r)1rlr y(liJt1zr:~ C~~· ' _lSI /1,", \'Ii \, I from heavy. 1l,lvaniztd .t.. l at tlmel but blemd are you If Following is a list of results of, Ing • r.~~_. ~s.' _. __ :_ .. _ '1 J!urphY'. Mra. Andrew Crocker anc! son A. Holmes, with ReI". Dr. Da ~ ('(tr.t I")ii W, Pl"~:: • t;" wire lor .trength and mOli­ you are ,nat alfended In him. If track and flei~ event.. 'J, George, 589 Carbonear Sqdn,; I -- Da\;d arrived from Belmon, Mass., : re,pondl~g. , . 1,.'1I:l ~ratula t:or:t ,i , mu m rUI.tlncc '0 corrOlion. he doem t awaken you to a lenle 100 Yard Dash. ' I H. Barnes, 514 st. John's Sqdn. I ~!r. and ~Irs. William Kehoe and during the week on a visit to rell- I The bride s gOing away cnstumr 'I of sin how can )'OU ny he II J. George, 589 Carbonear Sqdn,; : High Jump: son Brian, of Ginder, and MilS liVe! hire and it Perry'. Cave. I was of pale blue !lower embossed Ah(.' rp,i(l:c:~i " ". ,I I' I preaching the Gospel of Jelul he G, Dewling, 1114 St. John's Sqdn,; I Martin, 530 U1ckeporte Sqdn,,: ~oreen Sexton, of Bonavista, and Right now they are the guests of! nylon over taletta, pale blue dus· h,.~y m )!r a:; -, ,~' l c uked. Medicine 15 not of much L. McMIlter, 1.17 Toronto Sqdn. :1 5' 3"; Pike, 511 Corner Brook! ~Irl. Nan Underhlll of Natick, Mrs. Crocker's lister, Mrs. Fred t~r COlt, plnk nylon picture hat, !lUll, t heir fi~'t I 1 , ~oorl where the lance I. needed. I 220G YIDrd Dlissh. Sqdn.; Moore, 589 Carbonear, ~!ass" are vi!iting Mr. and Mrs. Clarke, and Mr. ClarKe. pink gloves, whlte bag and shoes, the parent! of "0 ' I; ! Loyalty to Je~u! Chri!t 11 wh'll . ell' ng, ~14 St. John's ~'ldn. ! Leon::;rd Kenoe. and corsage of plnk carnations. ~ratlilatiar,s if! i~ ," I: Sil" I41.S "Cur.llck" Knil mr.ttera ,il you are 10),'l1 to him Sqnn.: G. Brlrn. ~R~ Carhnnc_r Ilrll~" .Jllmp: I Misl Kate Walsh arrived from Th~ honeymoon will be spent at )'011 Me 589 I.. 117 i 41" hi'jl:h; II. hnrilnnt,,1 wirt,.; ~t the lame tlmp. loyal to! Sqdn,; Penn), l'arbonc"r Sqdn., ,\I.o(;)I""lrl, Toronto Visiting ~!rs. Thom.s McCarthy New York during the week, on an Macklnsol1s and Larly Lake Cobills, II , , I your mini,trr. to,Your church and 440 Hash: S'Irln" lr.' R": (;, ErI· "Ilrl her brother, Mr. William' extended visit to her niece, Mrs. The bride is, on the stafr ,,"rtlt:Al II~~" 12" ApArt; lop 'ar~ (;a~nr. ~t3 nur~in~ , , I .nrl ;",lIom w"."IO ."ule. t? your commllni!)'. Rev, Mr. Ma.I_G, Bmn, 5R9 C'arhoneu Sqnn,: 1111111(lslon S'lcln,: Pilie, jll Corner Kehoe, "nd Mrs. Kehor. of Clear-: .John Dunphy. and Mr. Dunphy. 01 Toronlo ""estern Hospll.1 an,l 1 , l, .11 ",h." 11 ~,uir \ Cabe presenter! Rei'. Mr. Snow 10 I ------·-.1 Brook Sqrin. I \\'ater. Florida. and her sister, Mrs. I ~!iss Walsh WIS born In Ireland ~he /iTo0':n manages hiS o\\n bll" I I ! ' , . I· Ihe minister ann congre~ation and I On Sllnr!ay Rrv. Mr. Snow con. Shot Put: McHenry, of Detroit, Mich. The and has Ipent the past sixty years lRes~ .whlch manuiuctures Swiss I l, , ' Full ".'oif. ',om: , . ., ! the wordl of induction were I Ilucted service! in the I R.. lIoorc, !\SP CarhnncM Sqdn., I Kehoes motored from Florida to in the USA. Thil is the first time preCISion 10015. . " , 8r~Pr Chllrche~, I, J. C. PRAn' ',laid, the newly Inducled miniA~er I on the South lide In the morning n' 9"j V. Cad. la, 117 Toronto, North Sydney. It Is their first she has visited Newfoundland and I Cak~ by Man;mys. Gowns speCIal, , I I: .'" ( AN!) CO,\L.I~.!!ED ! eccupled Ihe pulpit. The lerVlce t and on the North at 7 p.m. At the' Sqdn.; G. Sheppherd, 511 Corner visit home in twenty years. It Is she hili never visited any other y deSigned b) a Toronto deSign· , 11 ,' concluded with the .inaln, of conclulien of tach he admlnllter- Brook Sqdn. aha Mrs. McHenry'l first vbit in city or town In Canada. We el(- er. Flowers by Howse of Flowers. , ~!r;, Prycr cI ,; Duckworth SI" Sl. John' •• Hymn No. ll16, "Come, Holy ed the Sacrament of the Lord's Mlle Relay: that time, tend to her a very warm weI- Out of .town guests were Rev.' We join wi:h '.1, \ ", , Spirit, Heavenly DaYe." There WII Supper and In tach un there II 589 Carbonear, 514 St. John'., come and trust her _tay will be Dr. and M~s. Isaac Davis, and ~tiss ,Peyer's lI:ao,' fr:/t

1 account to Ihe polie , been that Pl'enin ! r said. l.', h~ conlinupd th , : 'e, placed in a !in'p u \ girls and womel , , ,:i, ry wenl there a , I 'J .. •• ' I " and identified the d, I' ~ ;.. IT'S STILL ON ••• three diflerent pas , " i" HURRY, HURRY, HURRY , i.1 line·up. Ihe ROIP went t , ~ , nat and searche , '. mattress, a sheel an : l " which they took. A I 'I I back the defenda I statement in whic she :1'35 37, had beel " time but was n~ I . She said that ~h I i PI'ening of June 251 by 11.45 becaus _he lived downstair uk Miss Dunn If sh The stains on th and mattress wer abe had a baby in Hal "She had not bee

Coady said thai h accuse~ at 930 aft . p.11 er obtaining arrest, Which t b the accused h, Y Mr. Downey i Mr. Downey h. Coady to the e an

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DIAL 5131 REAR OF NEWFOUNDLAND HOTEL (OPEN EVENINGS) ,..---p , ., MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1957 If, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND Da~ly News'

I. wn Evidence Ends In Louise Dunn Case Resumes' Fire Destroys

I :. I Morning !Bally Haly Club , I j!~ .. ! I . \ l'rr lln ron· act spot In the Sandpit~ where the " " t :::'!:;I ,10 ~llu[(la~ bonies ~ad been found. Fire of unknown origin was gutting Bally Haly ,~"I" 'Ir', ("uri, Qucstioninc the witne~!, Mr. S. G If & C t CI b t r h thi m . . ':: ~l:,qr' t . 'Hawkin~ counsel for the accused, 0 oun ry u a p eS5 our S Oflling • . , D,nn r 1,1r~" 'i b . h b 'ld' , I k ,: L,'::t"1 i,i,pH of why Constable Coady went F re roke out In t e Ul mg around 3 0 C oc a~krd i \,n h hurn, to the with :.Jr, Downey, and firemen were 8tm battling the blaze at press I,' " ,1~:'" Sandpit~ ,. ; jl l i· w r,' ;,nn he replied that he figured It tl I If I' ,,'/'", Ilr ~"nln ,of Ilolild be I'aluable evidence Mr. me.Two women and a mAn were the occupants of I :, ".1r~lIrrih SI. Downc)' pointen Ollt the Fpot :'::;' ~;rl ollrrl t hr II'hm he said he had taken the the bul1ding and they escaped from the burning , I'! ~'~ r,"lrt, "n Til'" rtdendant. .\ inferno in their night attire. The women jumped , 'rlnl"hl1','1 • ~Ir. Hawkin~ took exception to ". rl"J~r, from their second storey b~room and were re- 'I ;. ;,:~.rl III be h,"·· Ihr [~ct th~1 the description !:ll'en , ;",i: ~,: :~r r,lIl11!l N of the nefrnrl~nt was only that she ceiving hospital treatment at 4 o'clock this morning. I , ,','Irn i,olln

[tl:( lI,d, t~Wt ~h a ! kl' ~ th bl k a p { Sl. John's' Jos Fitzgibbon 51.' 'IIcce~sfllt and qllite a number of 'I part of Iheir test. I a group who ,Iere anxinlls to "gel· field and Badger's Quay girls. , . ~,/ conlin:",I, Iii, DOSeO Deal a Id ~ r~ nge~ul t e ~'ke'B~~ ~ I John's. ' '1Ic~ts were passed and badges won The campel'~ included guides. oul" for a square nance. I The), joined Ihe train at Port ~ex·. t.'r:lt,,; in a lin'~ liP ~~Uthe 0artr~d re b:rred, a~de blu! I : ~!r~ .•Jenkills gal'e a training on, fr'om many places in tile Dil'ision. A I'ery speci~t !;IIPst on thi.s oc·: Ion on Saturday. On Sunday some r~1 1111. Inn lIomen, berry p g) . Rotarian Jeff Carnell Introduc· "The Patrol System." Mr~, Jieath Tllrpe were from the Fair Istands ('asion was 'Irs. E. Cook from St.! of the carenls came to fetch the Ifni Ihll ~ ~I Charles B. Lang, President of . cd the speaker of the day, 'Ir,: rlemonstrated ','Kims Game" ~nd Company. six from Badger's Quay· J~I1n's, our Prol'inl'ial Com mis- ')'Clunger Guides and on 7Itonday ,I/nlilild Ihl cle. Duminion Steel and Coal Corpora. James Higgins, 11'110, as usual, de· I "Scout Pace," Mr!. Dunne nid Valie;'field Company. Bonal'isla,: sioner. II'ho h3d come to vi,it: the Pioneer> with the hL 'p of I 'h, ci!imn: po.i. tion, Limited (DOSCO) announces from Its date. Fractlonl of AVRO livered a fluent and Interesting "Color Ceremonials" and ~Irs, Sui· Elliston. Amhersl Co\,e. Xc\\,· camp th~t el'ening. . few fricnds from Port Rexion and r ,that a lctter of intent date shares will be adjusted In cash. address on the annual recatta. lil'an "Camp Gadget~." IIike,~. man'! COl'e. Port Union. Port Rex·: ~!rs, Cook \\"as weIco~1eci b)', Trinit)· struck camp. ':.:!'~'. d I!, RClIP 1\'~nt to August 7 19:17 WM received from The offer will be made subject to Interspersed with touches of which took in fire lighting and ob, Ion and Trinity wrre repre;cnted.! Clara Hiscock. a P,L. of the Badg· i During the thirteen day~ much flll Ind learched : A. V. Roe Can a d I Limited certain conditionl Including a humor, Mr. Higgins described the servation tests, etc" were organ· also one guide from the 24th St, I er's Quay C?mpany. Mrs. Cook I work ~ad. been done. but ~any :l!lrm I !n(t I (AVRO) during the afternoon of provision that it will not be bind. history of the annu..! regalia and John's company. replied graCiOusly to tillS speech new had beer. gamed ~hHI expenence~ , , : ~ took. AI. August 7 19:17 expressing Its In. Ing upon AVRO unleu shares and how it has become a part of the year being the year of the i of welcome and spoke of the i and many new friendships tormed. r~,th I~,!y Thi~ I' I II ,\:tk Ih! rlrlrnli,nt 'tcntlon t~ makc, as soon as the debentures (llsuming conversion spirit of SI. John's. Mr. Higgins Ne,u Exchange' Centenary Celebrationl all ol'cr i benefits and ad\'antages of a di·, It is certain that all the guideslefl , , , iI: 111!!lnen , m which necessary legal formalities can be of .uch debenturel) representing indicated the future possibility of ' the world, the keynote of camp, visional camp, She, thcn announc.! camp with new i~terest and r!- , ., ,,!, "I 3i.' h.d been I complied with an offer to pur. in the aggregate at least 1,600,000 some people being interested In Off' A L I was "Baden Powell."· ··1 ed that she had a special surprise', r.wcd ~muitions. I. l c•. ;'I'f ..l''''c '" h.Utit "2' not rhase the outfit~ndlng share~ and DOSCO .hares are deposited or tying In other .fiporllng events lCer OC a Th~ Patrol Leaders took the fol' for one of the members of the ," 'ld b : ~~t !i'D th,t 'h~' rOnl'ertlble debentures of DOSCO approximately 112 per cent of the with the Regalia, during the same lowing names for their lent,: i group. I A re,.urton camp "oU not e ";,I'~'~ nf Jur.~ 25th for a price or H', fully paid AVRO DOSCO shares to be oul!tanding week, and Incorporating repre· USB "Pax Hill," "Impesse," "Crystal! _.' complete "Ith.cut a word. of thank! I!": II I~ bee. lise common shBr~s plus $10.2~. cash if all the debenturel were con. senlative tcams from other PEll'ts: •• ase Palace," "Charter House" and The surpr!,c ~as the glf\, o.r a [for thc man~., many friend! ~hO 'I 'ed On1l'r'IIoIrS I lor each DOSCO shore, 31\', fully vetted, of Newfoundland. "Paxtcr" and each evening at gold. tend~rfoot Pln,!~ ~Irs. \\ Itliam I go out o( th.clr way to help With ~ t ;1111 n'mn If ,hp' paid AVRO common shares plus camp fire one of the P.L.'s gave a Sull~van 111 recognitIOn of her theo .preparatlOns .and work' wh!~h I'; I '1,,15 on the S199.7~ for each $MO DOSCO oft, Wing Commander Don~ld J. G. short talk on the n.me of her tent serv:ces a.s quarter~as~er.. ~!r~. r Into the setllng uP. runmng I';' mitlr!!!. wpre t per cent convertible debenture 0 Jackson, C.D., 42, of Plunkett, and explained what significancc Sulliv.an did a spleml1d Job In t.hls and ~trlklng of a camp. The ofh· . I,d I haD' ,n Hali. and 68'1, fully paid AVRO com. "La bfa d r" Charts Sask, hils been transferred as an the name had In regard to Lord capacity an(1 wa~ well descrl'1I1g ccr~ In charge are always mindful ~I' Ib, had not eepn man shares plus $:174.46 for each exchange officer to the USAF's Bade~ Powell. 01 this great honour and all w~o ?I and srateful for this help which , I SI.OOO DOSeO 4 per cent con. . Pepperrell Air Force Base, ,SI. attended camp are mo~t apprecla·il IS rendered year after year, also N' h 'A It . ., b 11 rt John's, ~ew[oundland, was an· The outings Inclllde~ a hike to til'e of the hen interest and hel to the newspapers who so kindty tit I hP!, II II expected thnt the oller will Ilounced ust nlg t. Y lr orce Trinity East' where motor boats she has gi\'en at all times. Mrs. I' carry our notes B sincere "thank Ittu'l~"l':'",' ,~I.~l'll I I'rr 1 e ue enture. I" h b A' F • (Cl~' '" PIli \ 1 th I 1 '0 ern reas HC!l

CCld) I~n~~ had 30th, 1957 and \\ill be open for I' ing in chartlni remote Dortbern ing in surveying' the Labrador Eastern Commood at Singapore: o t ! ex.' acceptance for a period of 30 daYI watera. coast and 'DEW Line sites. A and Hong Kong. He returned to major survey is scheduled In the European theatre of opera· August for Bellot Strait, the nar·, tions in September 1942, but was row southern chan,nel of water shot down while on air operation! CRIB SHEETS through .whlch It IS hoped thIs over Germany the following year 54. )'ear to l1nk the western and east· and taken prisoner 01 war, reo Sanforized Cotton, 36 x ern Arctic re·stlPply, routes, maining in R German prison camp The four are: ~l1chael Bolton, until liberated in May, 1945, lit Cellophane packaged. Ottawa, hydrographer· In· charge; which time he tramferred to the I Sydney \'an D),ck, Winmpeg and RCM'. Ottawa, senior a~si!tant h)·dro· Returned to Canada after the I I grapher: Stewart Dunbrack, Law· war. he wa~ transferred tc the REGULAR 1.10 rencetoll'n, N.S., and Ottawa, hy·· staff of North West (now Tactical) urographer. and Eart Rodney, at· Air Command Headquarters, Ed· 49c tilwa, draughlsman. , , manton, Alta., where he served Assisting them ;n their work first as per!Ollal staff officer to are the Labrador 8 hellcopt~rs the Air Officer Commanding and STRIPED CHAMBRAY BOXER LONGS which are being used to eslablish later as stlioIf ol!lcer selection and ground control for charts, a~d manning. (Summer weight) • Sizes 2 and 4 only three launches, equipped With WIe Jackson wa~ selected to fathometers, being used to meuure' attend the RCAF Sta[[ College In the dep.th of water. Some of the October, 1947, and upon comple· survey operations are beIng con·, tion of the course the following ducten from the ShiP, while olher! ycar, he was transferred to No. RAYON SPORT SHIRTS ph~sc~ are bein~ c~rrled out by 1 413 Photo Squadron and lilter 408 detachcd ~hore partlcs, . ,. Photo Squadron, both based at DurIng her past three ArctiC: RCAr' Station Rockcliffe, Oltawa. Half sleeve with button neck collar. voyages. the Labrador has been I ' responsible for the publicati,on of; Since 1951 he has serl'ed ,within, Sizes 4 6 ·and 12 1~ new na~igatjonal charts and: Air Defence Command with Head· I the revision ~nd correction of quarters at Sl. Hubert, P.Q. u:"':~,' ' ...... , many others. ' OLD EYES BEST A recent example of this l'ear's to SEVEN ,'. ' " , ORILLIA. Ont. (CP) - Mrs. 1 PrQ\'inc~ HUNDRF.D Royal Cariadian Army C:\dets from RI1 four hydrographic work was carried' out 513 during a visit' to a barbor on the G. H.' McFarlane, 81, has not losl Caznp A1~re presently undergoing tralnin,' at 'Eastern Command coast of Labrador, north of the her marksman's eye. Using a .22 ~ ~e. coershot, N,S". which Is co~andedby Bn,. S. ~, E, Morres, 1!5th parllllcl when Lieut., N. ~. calibre rJ[!e, her shot landed a quarter', inch, from a target's A~ Itrippl tnmander for Nfid. Shown above from left to .rlght ,during, Norton,' of Vlctorln, end the clv· ilIan bydrographers surveyed ahd bull's e)'e 200:feet away. 'A police. I ,-oa; Ctdet 1. the BREN ~achlne', ~n I!r~' Cade,t. '~I,I.lls ·Coffi~, ~oe sounded parts of the harbor to man and a,doctor could only get Robert BIlly Bussey, Foxtrap" C,B,; Cadet Georle: Ba~a, Bell b­ bring exl.tlni· charts of the area within two Inches of the centre· I Ulden, NorrhPolnt, and. Cadet Jim ·Bruce, Placentia. ' ' up to date. ' , mark. ' '

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THE DAILY NEWS, 'Y I"IEWS' MON - • - G CROSSLEY The Case For. Revision , "'ondeJI& I· THE DAILY ws c;t'NEA stat I:, N cropley w" I BOOK TWO G, Sam Sheppln I ~ N.wtoundlanci'J Only MornIng Paper 01 pr, en the 51!eppan I'· .."\ . VIUdf He wa, qUei 'the DAILY NEWS II. mcmln& paper w~ I (18) The Heallh Services Ille brD e, while hI! WI' ellablilhed In 1894, and pub\llhed It the bY po!lC grie Ihe mornlnl New. Bulldlnl, S~·3~' Duckworth Street, Like .ill other Illiblic services. health was not pllt 011 an In Uke nd later cover SI. John'l Newfoundland, by Robinson • orlo:ililized has is lIntil the illitiiltion of Commission of Gm elll­ murde~~;1 on Dr, 511111', Company, Llmlted, nW1l1 in 1934. On ~lav 1 of tlwt year two medical administrators was MEMBER!! OF THE CASADIAN PREAS took on the tusk of r;tllhlishin~ ;1 new system which to de­ Th. Canadian Prell II exclusively enlltlrd vrlop ~radua!1y mer the next few years, It was none too soon, to the un for republlcalion of III n01V1 The A1llulrce Commission had found in ID33 that there were dplpatchcl In this ~ap~r credited to It or to onl\' fi2 dodors to serve the island's 1,300 settlements olltside the AUfclater1 Prell or Reuters and .110 the . . st. 'Johns' and ani)' 17 of these dodo]s were to bc found along local n9"'1 published therein, the whole stretch of the sOllth and west coasts, In the 150 miles betwecll Hermituge and Port aux Basques (by the steamship , All Prell lervici Inti feature artlclci In YEARLY !!UBSCRIPTION RATES Ihll piper Ire copyrliht and their reproductioJ rollte) there was Ilcither.a doctor nor a nurse lor 0,500 people, I , 11 prohlblled, l\'rlllia was the only outport llursln~ service and this supplien Canada ... , .. ,,,.,", .... $10,00 per annum only those cummunities which were organized to pily part of the Unlted IUnidom and all Member Audit Bureau 91 cost through their output of handicrafts, ._"vor,"'''''' centres a FOftiln CounlriH ," " ,$14.00 per annul'l At that time, although a Health Act had been ap­ spots In th Authorized II leeand cllll mall POlt Of!!n Circulationl, prol'ed by the uglslature to set up a. proper depart­ case. I I' Departmeat, OttawI, It ment, health services were still under the direction of decided yes, he kill1 Marilyn 1M th~ ear .. the division of Public Charities, The expenditure on. I' 4 1954, It mIght nl , , 4,1 MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1957 health in tha present fiscal year will be about thirty- Ju ~re~editated, the jill ',' \ :1' ., I I , : I, All this may seem like a tal! order, But fil'e times greater than it was in 1933, It must be obviollS but they coutd n , ~,. bl! of , .: "I':, " this is an under-developed province with from fnctJ like these thnt a grellt deal has to he done in !Ior), the "bush' I, . a short --time to establisll a barely adequate health lolru der." Our Tremendous Task communily whc~e I a unique sitl]ation which is founded on organizution, lived anrl, WIth :, ' the extraordinary circumstances that . . ' 1t has been shown that the capital cost brought about dispersal of our I _. . In dC'scnbll1ii the present standard of s(,1':lc('s, the nepmt and two brothers, ~ I to the illnesses a of supplying the proven needs of New­ , ,popu a lIallcates also the reqlllrements yet to he met III reliltlon soldy tlOn along a vast perimeter, We have to' to the urgent needs of the people aml witliout relatinll to tlw 01 the resident! foundland for roads and public buildings Bayl'iew Hospit take special steps to meet our special slI(1PriM standards that exis~ elscwlll'rc in Canada, Each ,I'rliCe would be in the neighbourhood of $150 ~'as as (in",l and co needs, An organization such as has been lI'ill 11011' bc briefly cOllsidered in the order in whil'h it lI'as million, This includes Newfoundland's en\. suggested here would be, in the opinion tmllrd in the Rl'Porl. and cons-with I ~hare of the cost of the Trans-Canada thought him gull.ty r Highway, It has also been indicated that of this newspaper, the first step to order- General Hospitals: In the majonty- . I sharply divided. Sa with the completion of these capital pro­ l~' planl~ing of social and economic pro- I There lire ci~ht !!cnernl hospitals ill :-';ewfoulldland. gres:-;, This indlldcs the cottage hospital sy,stem considered as branded the \'erdlcl I I' anrl 'I jects, the minimum continuing mainten­ II sill~le IInit, Of these, the Provincial Govcrnmellt of juslice resorl ,! II unce l'osts would rise by more thim S11 npemtes the Gellcral Hospital in st. John's ann the Cot· lor a ncw break in t . \" I, '. ----- tn~c 1I00pitols, The hed capacity of all these hospitals is I ' null ion a ~ear, • • • I. I,.i appro\illlatdy I,fiOO or about one bed for cvery 5,5 of The:;e are not· figlll'CS drawn out of \me the first to be c f I Th A . A the population, This represents a shortage nf 1.000 heds Donald Joseph W " (hll1 air. The~' tepresent the result of an De 'e e n e tomlc ge , I In Illect adeCJuutely the minimum needs of the popula. in Deland, F exhaustil'c of oLir public ser\'ices :r II ~tud~' Thl' al E!ument for the retention of con­ tion, , anolher crank aUlr in \\'hiLil comparisons werc made be­ ite Ihe fact that ele I'enl Ion a - \V('ap~ns of, war may still go The SI. John's Gcncrnl Hospitnl i~ the hase ho;pital for : ' ,I I: t II'ccn the prcsent state of these sen'ices ...... ------'. on but it has become largely academic, IIlOrt' Ih'lIl ,HlO,OO() people. The ori~ill.d hlliltlinlo: \l'ilS lhe o\ll , I ! ,I a!ld the minimum necd of the people, This is the atomic age, the age 0[. ther­ Illilita)"1' hmpit.d \l'hi'ch \\'011 transfcrred 10 the C(II('rIIlllcnt of : ,t Tiley are, it may be added, onl,l' the lIlonucleat' bombs and liuided mi~,\lr.s the Islalld ill IS70 aflrr the departure nf thr. ~ilrrison. :\PI\' ART NOW NltL(lIlll' or exploration of the sen'ices win:.!_ I\err uelder! frmll,tilllP tll timp hilt the institlltinll \I"~S lint wilh atomic lI'uheans, The use of con­ 111:lilll,liIlCd ill ICI \' good pll) sical cOlldition, it's filcilitil's were About 50 bills rif'iilin~ ",ilh I',' :rt'l, ;:refi;d' promjed b,l' the DepClltments of High­ ""Ii' n,·\i'DREA~II.\·G r.HAIR" ventlOllRI Rl1llClments becomes daily \\,1\ limited, and m·crc]ll\nlill~ rontinllllllS. Tltr fir,t lllodrrn When I was jllst a lillie gllY , ,', ~ilfet~' have been \lY.I"ilCllll'rtl rJlIC ha, BUILD \ I , , \\'a,I'S aml Publil: Works, The latter, of was IICII' , 1110re Iimi led, inq1rCII'l'Il1l'llt the \\'in~ which was iliadI' :\1"<\il.ll1ll' fill" aglow with hope~ and dream! , , ' There's scant c,hance of Ihe I c~!. hemg actoo ~ • rOlll"~(" \s responsible for the pl'ol'ision of lise ill HJ~'j niter havillg b~cn more thiln ,i~ vears IlIlder ellll· [ used to have a sprcial place, , . I i )' Hon, bllildin~s for other departments. The United States has recenth' recog- strllcti('11. . wherein I'd air my schemes. , , a R-FUTUR I II The one nel\' 1;1\\' creates rt C(tl1gle,1 1101 ' rrfuses to dlc, It IS a story,book \ . I ,I:! t :' . I'nr .i\1T.l n\lsler)' and the of the perlenced person il one who has to one 3lrle, and was conducted by Rev, J, A, plec~s B-When driving, I rlon't McKim, assisted by Rev, E. D \ • \ . . ' bJ' It."\' cI1l1ln 1101 ; Jigsaw puzzle are different to I, developed an attitude that respects squeeze past the car in front an1 Broughton, OBE, An exceptionally .~------~----~------. · 'I II·r "hll,hy· mesh, ! . :J \""r!" r " I So Dr, neighbors, and sincerely accepts the safet)' cut sharply in front of him, ~arge funcrai proce5Slon wended I ~ I a~aln, Sam'~ rules of the road, Anyone can t t th G I P t ttl , .\. ~!r;l~r~ur:1 1I11l'fP Or" pilt!ents and acqualntanccs Ire memorize safety rules. Tho rules 4 A-I rarely, In m~' c\'eryd~y II,s way a e enera ro es an I ".i activities, gel ancry and mutter, Cemetery where the mortal reo • • • '1:, ~~ t"lilllcl" ad· Among teal ·[,nmered qucl' they are accepted Md become ,rcst I.p the h,mily plot, . , I' :,1, "', ti I th ·1 ,; I~r illl1\·,r., anrt ~ °nns sn ,e ,CBJse lare: Th d part 01 the learner, Attitude plays B-1 rarely, when drIVing, gr.t vour old box I r ',1 Ihl rr-:o('nt.; In r,. am s m ur ea, , e egree a big part In this acceptance, I angry Rnd mutter, "Stupid Jerk!" He will be remembered by I camera toward a . 'Blllirw fI",pilil1.. of InJul'Y was a pomt of argu· What Is your attitude towards ,5 A-When I go on & lIeld trl? those who knew him a~ an intere~t· HOT WATER·· " ..' lin'" 'nrl (am .. mcnt In the trial. Photos taken' sr.fety? Do you really believe in 'wJth a group, I consider myself ing conversationalist, who posse!s' . new :," 11' ", ". at the family hospital showed and practice Bafety, or do you be. as B member of a tcsm, ed a wide knowledge of New· I u l~tt~d'ln'""'_lIilh II:c lmlilea Hnd swellings. Argu· lIe\'e safety Is "for Ihe other guy?" B-When driving In hrnl'Y foundland, cheerful disposition, I , ''', In r"" . t" I d b d and I great friend, '. ·1:.c"~1 ~,lnI ,lIill) ('nil' ~cn 5 1\\lr ~ a .out Ihese an TEST YOUR ATTITUDE . Irafflc, I consider m),sei! as a STEAM· -- ,·,:.r n':

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I ing the T·shlrt when he laid ---.~.- FUTURE . down on the couch to Ileep only • block and while -_.------prints, rl: !!II, 'n II" l'anaolan . a few honrs before. Ie ~Ill ':'u ! teller man,' A bundle of stolen artlclea • colour prints. 111:11:: JO) \lllh all the· lound in the bushes, Was It loot , . abandoned by the Intruder In • colour slides for : frantic fllghl? Or was It I plant? projection, .I\D .lnl·[\Tl'nE, Bloodslalns ~nd fingerprints.

T :r..II:--I\li BY: The hOllle of tra&edy WBi mute I 1\~Tn\,l'TOHS ion theSl'. The prosecution made i '\\D !'I',lIIIOTlIl:-; I a poinl of this and charged Ivl· TRADE IEPAIRS .\\n .\ Hl':,\I.'J'[[\'· dellCl' hllci be~n cl~Dnpd up. , : and I : Miitl\'~, The )Jro~ecutlun mDdt VULCAIIZII. I' ~E:Ii'.\l. .\\1) I)!·::-; 1'.\1.. rllllrh of th~ doctor'! excursions Tirts.on. , ,intll extl'o·nwrilal iOl'e afialrs, 1.1.1 H(,I il1.1 y, II'Il'Il' Th~ delrnllers countered th&t h. SAVE -- \UR was not bring trlerl lor hi! moral~, ann beside!, the couple had Ntld. Armature Works Ltd. :! [t ~~ !.) ,) ill~ fll, nl"~c: patched up differenCES, • MUSltAL' CLOCK :: ::':1t,:',IdI'lllP ':fI'dle'l . Lie drleclor test. Dr, Sam had BAMBRICK ST. DIAL 7191 • 7192 !"Jr,:11 "'Il1=. \\

~"i.' 'rr 'I•• ' \ ,n,' liam O'Neill opellcd Ihe door to a . . ,r" rm "1 r")51~lp 1IIIlire le,t :i'N. rr null Ihr. I (i\q},lll : _ ... '-.- ______. :...-____ For Fast Taxi HOME SICK HOME • Service HOTEL TAXI QUEEN'S ROAD Dial 2424 • 2410 Open 0.30 c,m. to 2 c,m,

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'VJ6.d~ It's a sick house Ihat hasn'l enough housepower 10 iupply th8 owners TOOTON'S with plenty of electricity for I~.dcy's won~erful, lobor saving appliance5, ~.ROVER 'gets YDU If yaur house hasn't enough oullet5, If the wires ore nol big hen the going I. really roug~ Photography and Photo finishing has been our enaugh, If fuses blow or lights dim it's I1me for a "check-up", It's tim.

1:" 'I'l'ne'Ilt m.dl . L'0 dR'. Oler Ihe top fal'our:!e for toul h'1I0lni· to s.e about giving your home full house power, Irlll'll de"~nld tn ~/le maximum lorqlle al 1011'.,1 speed. only bUlin ••• for S2 yr •. In Iny 4·"hcel nril! vehide-an all·welded bOI 1 10IJde "d 11111, Powerful lranlmiuion wilh 8 for- You'll find the cost of this Investment in yaur future Is moderate and I TI< 112 fOlllard poWer comblnationl), U ~oll Icnl')lle m. 1\ 10 rIC I)' of auxiliary equipment Includlnl rlturns ~,. high - because complete electrical living I. wonderful. r~~.• er l,ke.olT~ and wiDGhM, Thill are fout .. -1110 ,hoc!e from, ~JORI (CANADA) LIMITID TOOTON'S • .•~ ~ L. TIIIONTO • YANCOI/Y. ~....:. IVNUAM • COMMII • WI•• -- Nfldl. Original 6 Hour Photo.Flnilhers - - ...... ~ 101_ ' .... Now Twit II, N.,.. R lAIDE MOTORS -..;j.~ In by 10 o'clock -~.~ Out by 4 o'clock ~ G Telephone 301.5-6·7. OWer at AdelaIde St" St, John' .. THE DAILY NEWS, MONDAY Eng(lgcment ______~ .. r ...... _ .. __._~ ___ r__-"'"-----....-...---- .. ---~------'------.PERSONAL CHIT CHAT LEFT FOR ENGLAND 01 MI~s Shirley Parsons, 6 Frank· . 'Mlu Marie Marshall. Quldi Vhli Iyn Al'enur, on Tuesday el'enlng' ROld, W~5 Margaret Rod~crs, who 10 gil'e a shower In honour of Miss I FOR THE .LADIES Ii lecretary to Commander Gar· Madelinc Johnson, whose marrla~e i rett It the Department of Veterans 10 First Lleulcnant Donald R. I _~_-... __ ... __ .... r ..... -----... - ..·-----·---- ..... ·-'-~- ... --·------Allall'l!, and MI~I Mary B)'rne, left Gowing of Pep perrell Air For~c, ""'-" here by train on FrldB)' for Gan· Base will lakc place at the Basilica der, from where they went by .alr of St. John the Baptist on Satur· Bastow-Giles Wedding to Ipend • holiday In England anel da)', Ausust 17th, Ht 9.30 a.m. Beauty . Ireland. Mls~ Marshall, who is a IIlenteel pianist, completed the CONGRATULATIONS ~Ir. Dougla~ Parson6, ~Ia)'or ~e\"enth In I eeries of plano ducts Briefs ',,"'lth Mr. Erie Abbott, ~Ulus., ol'cr Al'cnue, is reccilin~ the con~ralu· radio station C.B.N. ~'esterda)·. The lalion5 of his many friends on Ha ring your phut'J~;J ph taken! I' last broadcast was tape recorded o!;alning a diploma lollowlng a Here's a beauly tiP from an ex· before Miss Marshall left. coursc in management and super· pert. vising, which he complelcd last When you go for yaur sitting, . 'LErT FOR TORONTO wcck. ~[I'. Parsons has bcen em· bring all Ule accclsorics' you Mrs. E. Willman lell here on plo)'cd at Peppcrrci1 [or sel'cral would normally wear with your Wednesday by T.C,A. on a ylsit to yaars. costume~slolc. gloves, har.dbag, 'Toronto and other parts of the LEFT YESTERDAY , jewellery. Frequently these ,acce· ssuries add an importanl nole­ Mainland. Mr. Joseph Shall' who spenl thc summer in st. John's as script and often, if hands are awkward, was reported t \ GRAND DANCE writer with Atlantic Films, lc[t here 1I1cv can be made to look more soon alterwa rci "here will be ft grand oRnee al I'esterday by T.C.A. for Toronto, gra'ceful holding a handbag or gl. , \ and, 1 ,. placed th Ol'es, Mcl\e lie ,:81. Patrick's Hall, Carbonear. on il'here he will reside. )!r. Shall', arrest. ' Au~ust l-I:h the eve of Ihe whole, lI'ho wa~ a member of the London during Ihe trn I For a' hea\'y~-at any age I man here Tu~~d;' \ :-, , holiday rh~ Commanders Orchrs· I Theatre Company in SI. John's for Mr, and l\11:S, Arthur Earl(' of :rrento~, Xo'., "I! : tra wlil suppl)' the m~SIr and can· three years, wrole mo~t of. Ihe . -achicl'e a bit of faCial surgery I h was an unhcen. 1 announce tne eng

ding Pra)'er" which was sung b)' tng )Irs, Giles was Stewart 1 Bonal'ista and the Al'alon penin. I, has a win)! span SHOWER ~lrs. SHORT REPORT Friend! gathered al the home, •____ ------~!r. Lero), Soper. The bridal pari), lJCII;lI1g:, aunt of lhe groom. Mrs,' sulu. They halc ;I!lce taken up while head, browl i An 8111using example ot, 8 Ib PP) llt~:t hi"':! I~ then enlel'ed the rhurch ",~ .\Ir, llelldng s gown was of hlue lace I Hsidence al 70 A\land~,le Hoad i 1I10lierli message Ihal ranks With "nOlf" or Donald Look played the lllidal ol'er t~f[eta with matehing ~at,' wllcrc relatil'r~ and lriend! are' lHl~ht : Julius ('aesar's "1 callie, I ~J\\'. I ,It'rld tin ktll.'m I Chorus by \\·~gnl'r. Preceding IllC Bolh wore coul'sages of pale 1'1I1~: very welcome. MANNERS conqurred" i~ gil'en in th,· Riloh ~hl'l\l b~nf'~lrll,;, (,: IIride II'rr[' Ihe hl'itil's/l1Jids ~Iis,," C:1I'n:1IIons, of Kllowledge, The pdot. uf J Emma Elton anti Eugl'nie (:ill's.1 The groom was attentil'd II)' ~!r. Flowers b)' Glen Burn Florisls Injurel In pl:',ne 0,1 dllt\' 0\'1'1' the :'\tJrth : cousin and sisler of lht' ol'ide, ~li" : \\'illianl Vail while the llSlwl'S and musir hy ~lr. Eran John~'Jn', Atlantic dur;l:g World ,,"

, "ctecl as Maid of llonuur.. i ~~,,~";",~.:.~.. Y.:.~ , All wore gowns of while bal.: fALLS-The sple , lerlna length embroidercd nylon: I Lipstick' u'" a pale une-\rUI)' I· FRIENDS BtU W with V shaped necklines. The i - e ween s omen -- pink Or peachy·pink tone, A ight coin. for thl' pa,:/:: morrt of the ARC. strawberry silk cumerbunds ended er lipstick like this gi\'es a prettl· no: be 3['ccplcd; ~ p's Falls. which' ago. was praised '. " II )'ou don'~ ~.rlnk simply say In floaling panels In the back. The B ' RUTH MILLETT er, softer line, Darker lipstick~. n,\lLY \E\\,S. by the company , No, thank ,lOU II hen. lOU are headdress 01 matching silk to. when photographed. tend to gil'e R Dept. 6(1 FnO\1 m[!1 Y , an unfortunate aceir ollered ~ drink. ~'lere IS ,no need gelher with the bouquets of semi. ~, hard lhealrical line. If the upper TORO\Trl, O\T, P:! fo r of Thomus, age 3C RE LI EF to explain that lOU don I drink If easer.des with Rceents 01 white YOU'HE CHEATING IF HUBBY couple who don't keep \lIe lamc lip i; narrow. a pale lipstick use :,,\,\~IE. \DDRE~, Falls at 1l.50 O'C TEETHING and cerlalnly no call to look with blended wllh Ihe cumerbllnds. HAS TO ~IAKE OWN BREAK. hours. on top and a slightly darker one or. :-:OIIlEn, morning, dlsappro;al on tllose who do ac· The bride looking radiant pnler. FAST the bollom lip, ,\ he'n'" for O'J alion T'lesday a, cept a cocktail,. ed the church on the arm of her Share Day's Start Fllf':E i"':rrr.', "'J! BABIES ~lr. Jim Woodf Live and let !tl'e. falher. Shp wore a portrail gown The lIife who lie, In bed in Even if a husband tell, hi~ \l'ife Women who use ic~ :1~ :1n :1,t·. nm ,Iilcr R~C>J\1 t of AR)!CO of n)'lon chillon over salin. With Ihe morning while her husb~nd Ihere's no need for her to gel h:s 4578 12-20 rin,rnt may wonder about 1m)' I o~ [or W)j' r:;l I Falls We were adv a baleau neekllnc the bodice had either fixes himself a breakfast of breakfast. she shouldn't take him 4 red veins pOPP,ing ?ut on their I \'arie:)

, CCI' now than m Ihe pas\. 1 It is true that thpr~ is nn ~in:le : In Grand I BY EDWIN P. J():tDAN, M.D. A FULL understanding of the le~t which will rel'ral the pres Regi causes of ~ancer is n?t yct here, el;ce or absence of cancer any· Nati The amount of information on H?weycr, In some amma.ls cancer where in the Ix1dy, The discov· lnG cancer Is reaching stupendous pro· WIll appear In generatIon alter cry of such a tesl would be a tre· portions. Although this means it generation. ,Also. cancer seems mendnll, hoon and possibly is not ".al~QU:lrt., ••the I i5 hard 10 keep up witn de"elop 10 flln more In some families t11an I (ar off. At pre,pnt a person who the ments, this lacl eneoura,es Ihe In ~thrrl, , , ,110" hern 'rXal11in~rl for rilnrer, hope that the solulion to many of \If knoll', furlher til?t In. ,,""', ;,nr! in wnnm it has not hpcn}ou. Welcame Wagon , our problems wilh this dread dis· ~eptlble al1ll11;lIs ccilam 1I11tal·, ~d. s"'ould cea'e 10 wnrry, as Hostess , eas~ Is approachin" In fact. mnst lng subslances, can produ,cp, can wor1\' wil' acrompli,h I10lhing, publications on cancer either reo cer, where as If lhls Irritating sub· ~ TIlE A:oISWER 10 tlle cancer Will Knock on Your Door I port the resulls of Inl'estigation on stanc~ is not prcsent, the animals' problem lies in research, Results with Gifts and Greetings the cause, dlagnolsis or Ireatment, remain free of the dIsease. I will not cnmp ovrrnight. unlr~~ or the need to speed our research, )lanY other Inlcresllnz filt~s I thpre i~ '~m. luch break or brill· hom Friendly Busin.ess • ;,hout cancer are known anrt II, IS lant ol',prl'ali~n, 'But ,orne cltle Neighbours and Your The appar.ently mysleriolls wa), lhus false ,10 believe that nnlhln~ will surplr he found ;1s 10 the in which cancer attacks Its l'ictim~ whatcver IS known of It, origin. cau,c' me'thon,l of prevention or Civic and Social caUscs this disease to he feared Welfare leaders eve, more than other' ertual1y ser· Treatment of cancer has been trc~tmcnt. lous conditions, The Impression Improving. Many cancers can be Meanwhile, We must USe the On the occasion oFI that cancer Is attacking more and reached by' surgery which could meJn~ at hand ~IJIc'h :are to pay The Birth' of a Baby, more people needs clarification. be attacked only a few years ago, I attention 10 warnmg Slgn.s "pr~n:r' II fewer people di In tnfaney Radium and Xrays are also use~ ptly. employ modern dianna_lie Arrivals of Newcomers to OUR OWN BREAD ,Qr youlh a5 is the ccase toda)', I sue.cessfully in some cancers, lei' I mclhods and treatments-and City. call 2503. ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. ob~ousl~ more will surl'ive to an Iher wifu Qr wilhout surgery. iavoid unreasonabl. ~a~ \

Y, AUGUSl 1 1957 I m.5 Seal, the Fumen tUi I ', , Waterfront ~~~~e,t:~e l~lt~~ o~i[~~U:he Steamship i Bay. Ro berts News I time. AT DOCK I • hd Iand tll'O children Gordon and 'I 0;"ectory The S,S, Random which cam! ' B t Marne are spending a holiday as ,1.& from Goose Cove in cbr.rge uRAND FALLS NEWS I ray S the guests of ~[r. Bishop's mother, \ Capt. O'Keele is under repair!; Movements I . · M T Mrs, May Bishop, Ba~' Roberts \ T HALL C'''''!' LTD- M.V. Elmer Jones in charg. o! THE NFLD. GREAT LAKES BAY ROBERTS-John Hillyard! East. ,'. "'. . Capt. Kin;: expected to sail· Dn .STEAMSHIPS LTD. celebrated his birthday on Aug.! -- G M.lI. Wesley and Ralph, Capt. Monday on the Portugal Cove·Bell 0 M.V. London loading at Mont. 5th. His muny friends send can·, ~liss Etta Snow left Saturday I B~~(~~·ar h mastr'l f~om Gander Island tickle srevice. t ISC Swlmmlng ee real Aucu~t 12th.13th for Bot. grntulations. to spend a. short holiday \'isiting i }. arge urn er at Hor· AT H.M.C. DOCKYARD : wood. Best wishes to Mrs. Mary I friends at Bonavista, Shoal Har· ~O'Jd Lumber Co" loaded salt from S.S. Baccalieu in charge of Capl M.V. Dundee loading at Hamil· I Sparkes who celebrated her birth· i"hour and Lewlsporte.· owrlng. Broil.,. south.,ide, and is Riggs is scheduled to sail at noOD . ' , ,ton August IBth. Toronto August 1 day on Aug. lOth, Irom her man) , __ ~r()f,V takl~g freight .for the foliow· .• ~oda)" o~ the so~th west .coast aerY ",.,' !,.' B H Id August 9t h 19th and ~Iontreal August 22nd, friends. I ~Ir. ~nd Mrs. Llyod Thompson I Ig por:s. Carmanville, Change Is· ,Ice rokmg freight, malis, and , ',., I -J~I' ni"lit ~ e e . I for St. John's. I Mrs. Fannie Jane Badcock ceie- I and [our children are prcsently .ands. ~ogo .and Herring Neck and number o[ passen~ers. :, ::. I )': )I~~' ,: c HI"rnr of GItA;>;D ~'ALLS-\\'Ith chan~e5. which they ~ish to compeie. M.V. Lunan loading at Hamilton: brnted her birthday Aug. 11th.' sprnding their holidays as the I will ~ali thiS evening for these HORWOOD LilllBER CO.; '. :.l:" tl~,fI1 .\I'~ ~nol.~cd I ,h;i~ned to gil'e evcr)' swimmer In tile diving con.test, for both August 24th, Toronto August 23rd, . Congrutulatlons and best wishes guests of Mr. Ilnd Mrs. Isaac :ports, •• The ~I.V. T~omas .J. Hodder of I' ~: I fl', ~l: ~~c1r nn ('(,ro. 'a belter ch:mcc .to win laurets, boys ~nd ~Irls, an~one who can 8ncl "ontreai Au~uit 27th [or St.1 come from her many friends. Bishop, Bay Roberts East. ~ AynE AND SONS LTD. which Capt. Plck.ett IS the mutel.: ~':i~ I I ~.,'" Ir j F.I!" ~r~rl pl:1nS for th~ flfteentll annllnl qu~lIf~ rna) enter. I John'.'" M.V. L. A. Dunton In charge of is from Fogo, discharged all .thr I J" '. r. r. 'l'ill ' ",nroi. meet to be heid at the RULES FOR THE SWIMMING ! M.V. Perth loading at . Warren Snow is presently Capt. Douglas 15 from Grand cargo and is now loading a .general j" .' i , ' r3 ;\\'immin~ ~[ontreal ~[r. ~. I: U~(C r~ theti rlrlll'r GI'and Falls Athletic Association MEEIT I ~ h I Augusl 27th.28th for Botwood and Pe rs on 0,15 spending his holidays with his, Bank. loade~ general cargo for that cargo [or Fogo and expects to lalli, ':. ~1 n .' , ",lil11mill~ pool on Station Road are Contestants are 1m te" to t rec _"",.. ., [amily. port and sailed Thursday but had this Saturday evening [or tbat I" " j nul\' in the finalizing stnges and (~I Hents a~d may choose any NFLD. tAN, STEMISqlPS to ret~rn owing to a leak. Now un· ,port. i' Ihe nate lur the "mcet" is Fri. Ihree they Wish to enter. Belle Isle II due st. John', Aug. BAY and Mr5,·. Mr. and Clarice Barrett dergOlng Inspection. ' STEERS LTD. i ~rt ROBERI'S-~Ir. ~Ir~. :~ d,I), Age EllS! End '\\I~lI,t 9:h, commcncir"g at: Grollps 12th, sailing again Allg. 13th. Juhn H. Bradbury of Country I and famiiy of st. John's are spend· Hazei P .. Blackll'ond o[ which Premsies . : . I , p.m. 1'1 IH"thcl' is not [,wor.: Scniors: Anyone may enter the BedfDrd II lea\'ing Halifax·Aug. Road lell July 30th on II brief! ing their holidays as the guests of Capt. CollinS IS the master, dis· M.V. National Con,ention Is dill-', I ~.iln I I "hie on Ihal' rla). Ihe" meel" Will srnlor. Hents. , . . '13th, due St. John's AUi. 15th, visit to their children who re·, ~Ir. Burrett's mother. ~Irs. W. F. charilcd the cargo of lumher at charging a cargo of fisb. Will then; I . he heir! 1111 Ihe fir<1 finr rlay In .Il1nlor.: Age Ilmil II 14 lor girl! "sailing again Aug. 17th. side on the mainland and the Barrelt. Horl\"non'~. Shifted to southsid~ to take freight [or umal northerrl· I ti'e fn!1r1l";mg II rek. I\nnounccmcnt anll, 15 [or boys. , : Belie Isle II leaving Halilu AUi! .. U.S.A. . -- take on some salt. and is nOI\" tak· ports at another wharf. . ,,[ all) l'1,.\n~rs 11'111 lIP marie. No\'lcc: A.ge limit Is 11 for bDth i 17th, due SI. John's Aug, 19th,: .' , -- I Miss Leah Snow o[ Toronto .who I~g (relght [or the [ollowing port~: M,\'. Rila and Blanche il bkinll . he bo)'~ ann ..I!lrls. . : sailing again Allg. 2151. I ~[rs, \\ Iliism Mercer who Ipent : spent the pa.,t t\lO weeks vIsIting TII~ Core. LaSclc. Englee. SI. Jul· freight for Hare Bay, Dover, Trin· i .1 , , I 111 all. l1inrlrell elenl, lIill The eontcst Will be Bedford 11 leaving H"lif"x AUi, I, the past week mlhng her daugh· reiatll'es and friends at POlich st. Anthony ann Quirpnn. itv. B,B .. Indian Bay Badger's' I " dl\"ll1~ ope~ len~, : I 1111\ \lIlh ('ollle,lanl, Ilrlll;: gra~ed to an)one \lho qualifies. To quail' 123rd due SI. John's Aug, 26th Iler and lon·in·law. Mr. and ~Irs. COI'e, Coley's Point and Bay AT DRY DOCK Q~ay and Wesleyville a'nd Is 1111.td : '. ! In 11m" el"."r, n:Jllwl): Senior. i Iy a contest must be ahle to do saill~g I~ain Aug. 27th. 'I William Tuck~r of Topsail, reo Roberts returned to her ~ome Aug. The lug Ollrmlle, ~I.\'. r::hmt· . to sail on Wedne!day. i : ' I ,1.'I!~,")r and ~nI'IC~, With .e~l",lr ,cl:1.ls li"r ciillerent {ypes o[ dil·es. Belle Isie II leavin!! Halifax turned home on Sunday. 4th, by TCA. ';, I I, !111'lned Inlo 1)(1." :J1Hlglils l:Jces. ETomplcs For Dil,ing Aug. 261h, due St. John's Aug. THOSE WHO PREFER I ;\11 ;\\,lmlll~I'S 1.l1lrrr'tcn. In COnl' If ynu can do live of these listed 28th, !aii1ng again Aug, 30th. Mrs, T.T. Snook left lor her, Claudia NosewDrthy 01 Harbour >, I I'r,l~g must conl..ct ~Ir. (,ol1sall es dives I'OU nlav enter-I, plain ARR N LINE' home at Melrose, Mass" on July Grace spent the week·end II tbe THE BEST I I"; ,1'. t"C ."\ mI111r,~ puol ROn haI'C front'dll'e' 2 pia in back dive; 3, ~F~R~E~~ ~ i Eil t' A 24th. after spending three weeks guest of Bllbs Hillyard. , . thrir r,:JlllCS el1lcrcn as soon as jock knife: 4, swan dive; 5, front, us! ~~~ ;~~ ~alf:a~ nLg~:t °f3 dU:~ vacation with relatives and friends. -- I , 1'""lblc. jump with a half twist· 6 back. 'll ' I -- Mr. Murray Moores of Brlgus ALWAYS ASK FOR I , ' wilh 'um with a hal! twist.' 7' front ISt. John s August HI, sal ng aga n Mr. Isreal Roach and family of who was attached to the public I I A rll:'I1~e that should mc.t I J P i 8 b' k' j same day for LiverpooL TOl'onto arrived Thursday July examination marking board at St I I, rt'i1!l'lelr ,pprol'Ji to :Ill Sl\'i~I" jU,m p wi~~ .- Pfk~~t ~uma~ers~::;r New[oundland leavin~ Liverpooi 25th, to spend their vacation at John's, is presently visiting Mrs: nll'rs IS tI::;l no one cDntcstant III 1\ ,th n p e. 9, r . . ,,, I Aug. 14, due st. John s Aug. 20. their [ormer home on Coley's W. F. Barrett. :1111 c!:"; 111:1) rl1ll'l' 11~(II'C thJl1 10, llack su~mcrs~uhlt, 1~ ~~t~\\~~' I Leal"ing lor Halifax and Boston Point this is Mr Roach's first I ROYAL: I • 111;,,(' (:1) r:,re;. but sllimnwr 12: Front dive Wit a la WIS;! Aug. 21. due Halifax Aug. 23 and \'isit 'home in years he is Rev. y, W. fuadbury and I"mlly e~eh t I 'ni~e "",1,.. (!lCO,C.'.. th C.th"(,c rJCCS,. In . 13 ' 1'" front summersau . Bos t on Au~. a 26 . Leaving Boston enjoying.' meeting so many of his of Bona\'ista, recently visited" his .____ .. __.. --_.- Aug. 27 anrl Jlall[ax Aug. 31, due! oid friends. mother, ~ir5. Winnifred Bradbury, BEVERAGES lel'S()llUI I,Summer Home st.erpooi John's Sept. Sept. 3. 2. Sailing for Llv· Mrs. William Tucker and four Church Hill. l , Nova Scotia leuving Llverpooi children, Sandra, LaMiie, Gary and MiS! Vera Mercer spent the :!r' AndreII' S"~lgpr, o[ Gr~nd: Razed Bv FIre Aug .. 2R, du~ St: John's Sept. 3. Doreen, 'of Topsal! are presently! week·end with her perents, Mr. F:d:" 11'111 he sallln~ In the, S.S, , ~ ,Lrsl"lng for Hall.lax and Boston visiting Mrs. WilHam Mercer. and Mrs. Hayward Mercer. :\Plllollndinl1l\ [rom SI. John ~ on I GRAND FALLS _ A' summer, Sept. 4, due Hahfax ~ep{. 6 and -- -- ,TllIINi:1)", for Ihe Cllited Kin~dum, I housn, situntrd at Northern Arm, \ Bo!top Sept. 9. LeaVing Boston Miss Steila French of Lexington~ Mrs. Allan Laing accompanied iI"('o;np"nied hyher parellts. ~I.r,! North, and owned and, occupied Sepjt. 10, and Halifax SeP.t 14. due, U.S.A., who is spending her holi· 'I by her daughter, Patsy. and lon, "lid )11". ('hl"" Reihl II o[ St John s. by )Ir. and ~Irs. Geo Canning of I S~. JDbn s Sept. 16. Sallmg far, days as the guest of Mr. Ind ~rrs. Fraser, left Sunday 10 spend their TIJ('~ \\111 he :1hSl'nl [rom ;>;('W Grand FRiis, and heir [amily, \VbS Llver~ool Sept. 17. . ' John Spe~~er, Country Road, paid! holidays It St. Pierre, I . ,I I", rr,"l1l [111111<11:'11<1 [M al)(Hlt sHen wccks.· completely rlestroyed by !lre Nellioundiand lea\in,g Liverpool a brief VISit to Fortune last week -- ' "'.':r"t .,'ld lIill I'I,iI lin Belhill's 1,'I'IIIl'I' {.houl 1 o'clock Tuesday morning, ISept.. 14. clue SL John s Sept. 20. as the gues~ ~f Mr ..•. nd Mrs, Roy I Miss Jean Bishop who ha~ been' II II 111 l' S"otlalld :lnd ."50 Elle ,lIlU' and ~Ir. Canning places his io~. I;ea,lng [or Halifax and ~oslon. S~BnCe!. \\hlie VISltln¥, Fortune,' holidayin~ with rel"tiH5 at Grand! I I' "'1 '11' l 'at £.pproximatcly $5,000. It s . Sept. 21. due Halifax S~pt, .3 and ,~IIS5 French took I triP on the \ FRIIs, returned home on \\"ednes· ,11\1' 'l, llj" ~I' F' k (" " .. llPorllcd that ~Ir. And ~lrs, Can'l BOlton ~ept. 26. LeaVing Boston I ~I.V. Spencer. II to SI. Pierre,' da)'. . . I. .I\\'o~dIQrd 'I . . ccntly revea e It t e ay, P E 1.--8t John'l Service To Parents 1~" ."'"rre "iI'i,prj . r. Bull \\"helun, Communica· where people have been obUllning MV' ,"Ferg~5" salling Charlotte· GRAND FALLS-~r. and Mrs . • CT,.!, "/'. In Ihe act lIOns Edltur, with tlie C.B,C. at quantities of ice thh 5\1mmer [rom tow~ Aug 9th Pictou Aug loth. Clarence Walker of Philadelphia, .. ~. IhcI't o[ m~t"i Oliall'D, IS prescntl)' in Grand ian old mining malt, built by • Arriving 5t John'I'Aug. 13th. Sail· Pa., and their three children, and "l hforml~~ R!dl" mao Falls on a bricl \'isit. !iinee coming imlnlng company at Little Bay In Ing Charlottetown Aug. 22., Pie· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Killian and two ~ •• ,1 ur:rlenlly call~ht h.ere ~Ir. \\ hel:lI1 has cncountcred \IBBB. ~Iagistrate Matthews IUYS, he tou Aug. 23rd. Arriving St John's children from Battle Creek, Michl· ' GH..In,.ln~ I marhinr. ~Ir, aI number d of\\' IIrcl"tlvcS, the Good· visited this mining ahaft, and was AUi. 26th. gan, arrlved in Grand Fa Ii I on This :... , I 'rr.1n~"'1 [or . r:lrs an cons, and nli in. uU I amnzed at the manner In which U I d ,~', !;;:',~.',I Pld ,,,;,,; 1':1115, he IS t~OI'()II~hl)" clljo)"in!: hi~ \"1,'11. '\ icc hn! accumuiated In the shalt ~Ito~day b~ al'~l f~~mhetrhe on ~at:a. " ""'",1,,'" ,"1 II11,( ,njllfl'!I' k'~Ir. t lb'\llltl,lI1 h a n:l\ive u[ Sus. I durin~ the pust I('vere .winter. GOOD MARCHFRS' , tiona es,until an AugustWI 15th e as guests is for '!iI 'I . "'1011,1 tl" "c Il'IIUII, ut we ulluerstalld !iis People have bel'n obtnlning Ice TORONTO l'p-Conducling an D gI' F d e r '" i .1.:' 11,"1',",· Il'ft lJarellls are ;-';,'II'[lllllllllullu"rM. lie ! for domestic purpuses from this: RCAI" summer training course [or 'I~' ~!rd an"d Mrs, :t aSWa~k gr °IS ' r,"". 'r",I,1i ."d " "I,u l'I,lt('U t;ulldt'r AirlJul'l wliel"e :~ource. aU the summer, and this' ~75 teen·agers, Sqdn, J.dr. Byron I ccon r ./en~:~i n rr'Fudge e and I "":>:1' :",11< O".,ll'U la' 1111'1 :III'. alill JIJ·,. l'IIHrll's .Ilul" Is rtxarded al being \'ery un· Vyvyan lay! that when it comes. ~ile f~'~i r thY to m r Rutli' '. 11('11. usuul. to pred!ion marching the girls rl. I an, ere i MOM!! n - : .\11>. \\ibon CUllis frull1 'I'OI'OlitO i Ire better than the boys, Fudge, both dau:h~efl o~ ~~. ~~d rerr,. ". ! UI'I\ l'U ill t01l'11 I' t k ' Wdd' Mrs. Douglas u ge. 0 "r. . ' 01 ns I polilcd UI' her t\\~' ~~,c~ T U,CUI!I' I. e log NO PEACE Wnlke~ and Mrs. Killi~n are lorm· ' :,\rlhur ;lr C t' ,ns ed and DOUGLAS B C (CP) - The er United States servicemen, and S. ur IS, I~ here on a • .. V lk t ti t 1 I m ;\'i~11 10.. her ' lather.llliuw ~Ir P I GRAND FALLS-From Buchans Peace Arch is not peaceful. Town IMr. \ a er speno so~e .me a FI Rd , 'Curtis and al t ". au we are advised of the forthcoming residents on the United States U.S repeater stahon In Wmdsor, ~, p_ 'While hcre t~O 0 flce her aunt. marriage Wednesday of Mr. Larry border complain picnickers at during the Second World War, he (!r !frI, [r;rmrr II ell fmnds P te~1 Wl vlsH their Perrier of Buchans Bnd Mias Anne Peace Arch Park are making Is noW employed with Bell Tele- 16 DAYS LEFT df 1~.~~~lo:~F al r.anrlrr I uncle a~~ a~~t ina~ ord and her ~[arle Snooks of Antigonish, Nova too much noise. phone Co., Philadelphia. Mr. 1'11' r"'~nrd hiS I her I th i B are Bay, also Scotia The ceremony Is sch'edul. Killlan 15 manager of - 5t1oe .tore I' G';~d" ~11'tIr' ropr •. 'II III )~O erl n i adger's Quay. She pd to 'take place at Buchans Wed- Msday, August 7th. in Battle Creek, Michigan. r~ . n Fal], for the e re urn ng tD Toronto tile 1...:..---.:..------.-:.--.-:.------Before School ~' B~ard o[ Crnada ,pnd of August . , . I~;'~ Ih! Ital! ~[ th~ I D: Donald Armstrong, Professor I::!l; . Ir,d ~8! heard of Economics at ~IcGill Cnlverslty AVOID LAST MINUTE l:e,~~: Ihe Re~lonal lind Newfoundland Economic Ad· ndpr , hlld Station. I \'I~or on the Royai Commbsion on RUSHI~4G , Boar~ua~ler! of the ,Ncwfoundlantl finances, am,ed in FUSSING AND ~ l!t!nt ' as been at Grand Fall. recentiy accompallied ~11l!m~a:~, tut has by Mrs. Armstrong. Dr. Armstrong DI A l . In GrandheF nlew gave evidence before the Commlll- I I R' la Is. sion whiCh Ia presently sitting in Finest Tobacco­ . . is·Snd .' . lor Nationale~ onal St . J 0 h'n I i n connection with the 5 1 81. ,tl!!tI~"Stntly In Grand hearings Into the matter of the Finest Filter ''l! \,,:n With Ihe oprn. revisIon o[ tbe terms of union b&­ 5182 ~,. r"r~'~IUlrler<, Itween Newfoundland and Canada. ",.( "rll a native of A Ilroup o[ scven students, win· • EASV DRAWING , ~',al') hal been In' ners of the 1n~7 essay contest of 5 1 8 3 • EXTRA MtLONEII!! ~!Ill1rt '/r. The newly' the Educntlonal Committee o[ I~e ::..---' PII~. il I~prelentatlve, NFPA, arrived In Grand Falls lalt • RICHER FLAVOU" ~!i~. ~~kl@nlhuSla!tle Suturday and orc presently on a • CHOICE VIRatNIA . ,I~d h PO;!~nd those lour o[ A.N.D. Co. operations as ~liettionl \!es one guests of the company, The stu· 1:1 Petr)" Itate~ h~he dents are Missies Betty Bnd Bon· I! ~ touncils In t;l~ nle Lind, Isabelle Kielley, Muriel MacCormac's l!~Ti.nlzed during Hollett, Barbara Webber, Madellne . I b'l and Ihis fall Hewitt and Basil Hare. Mr. Gol' .. rnI GEAR ST, I 1\'~I~I~ film circult'ldon Focwell of Mill crt own ls can· du MAURIER Iii tQUle.on I rota. dueling the student. on theIr tour WITH THI!: "1u~,'( F I L. T E R TIP I. [10111 ~Ih covered IWhlCh took them to BuchRns Mon· EXCL.UBIVI!!: ~ "I). UCblnJ to, dl)', In' they spent Tuesday 'It , (jander. _..... -:" ..

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ham, Anthony Wakeham. Her kind gesture was very' much taken for 'Its re,moval. This ob-, pair and sank to rise no more. I a .w; .1 l From Harbour Grace-Mr. and appreciated by the Club and visl- structlon being' so near to the 1 The Princeton·Trinity road:i I 'E;~"'·Lle \!,ili t Mrs. E. A. Martin, Mrs. G. Ken- tors, public wharf is a huzard not so I "cmething like :hat. It ,;pt out with I :h~ir ':I,c.n, ;:t'r.~~Q. 1\ CTION~ nedy, Eleanor Piercey. AN UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE much perhaps to larger \'essels as gre~t i\usto and promise. Halfway, Y and return- ~Ir, Arch Christian of SI. John's son's Arm Is visiting her mother Sat~rday night had a bad ex- Tra~ fishermen who. have been tion of this road. which if finish· our,.\ U~lo\\I"; It~7:;. GRACE - the par­ JoIIO'S on wltb them. Troutinll Is a specialty. ed again on Friday. Is paying his usual annual visit to Mrs, Richard Janel. I perrenCe for a while, On the road operating out of thl! harbour ed would be a great benefit to old II'r'tClmes fr~~ I' ·l S~ ber 15tb, 1830, Mr, lind Mrs. Jack Ploughman his old home town. We are' slad Mr. and Mrs, P. Escolt of st. near Powell's country In the midst thl. season, after tolling day by the thousands of taxpayers ill 0; SQ MlJs Ada Green B.A., of Me­ app.re~l:r )!~ seP~tish GOfern ment morial University, St. John's ar· came from Gander on Wednesdl)Y to see him. John's were guests to Miss L. M. ?f the electrical storm snow fell day for nearly two mo~ths and this area. . ca,ion r )~ls ?r€\E~ II Representative on holiday. Mrs. Roberta (nee Katie Bart- Janes for a few days last week. In very large flakes which rend· taking practically nothing, have Perhaps thiS column will catch efcrred rived from Norway yesterday to ~o. ~ alJ(lut f'rs t presided spend the week-end with her Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chaulk lelt), a Trinitarian but now of ered visibility nil and the wind· now taken up their traps. It was the eye of the powers that be The smict It ",U ~alr the High mother here before returnlna to and their son Raymond were here Vancouver, B.C. is here on a SOCIAL EVENTS shield wipers powerless. They one of the worst voyages in recent and if 10, the people of thi; , li,hermdn l'ih~ ~'r, B~~ce was repre­ St. John'l. Within 24 hours of from Elliston on Wednesday. visit to her brother and. sister, A social, the third In a series, were obliged to stop the car ~n· years. Some of them wlll soon be Dbtrict would vcry much "'p' ahly well, cut t~O',I( Marks, Josiah and Mrs. Orlando Woolridge Mr. George Bartlett and Mrs. In aid of the new class room, was til the storm abated, They descnbe getting ready for the mackeral and preciate an official release on bour Ih Ii • Ieavlnl . Norway on Wednesday, ~Ir. ~'Ime f'!tgerald. she arrived here at 3 p.m. on of St. John's are visiting Mr. George Ford. held by the Trinl~ Ladles' Com- It as being a most unpleasant ex· we hope their success in this di· this matter. ' I' errnrll Mnd 1110 e) '~I John Inted by Char· 'Thursday. But why the rushl Woolridge's ffAher, Mr. Joe Wool. munlty Club on Tuesday night. It perience. rection will In some measure com- TO THE MA.:SNER,BORN no less Ih~n' ;' ,tEll ~pre:~us petitions ridge at Dunfield. AT THE CABINS consisted of cards and dances. An A propos of snow in summer, pensate them for their summer's . . .' 1'Cf)' lilile fcclnJl"1 Mn. Young of SI. John's came l'iurrom other Joe Clarke of st. John's Is From St. and Mrs, enjoyable evening WM spent. The it might be interesting to note loss. Humorous inCidents sometimes ,crlcd.. \11 Ihe ellljlJ:l pa~. on Saturday on a visit to her son ~Ir, John's-~Ir. wit! shOW peU' Mr. Eric Young, Welfllre Officer visiting his mother Mrs. George A. Dwyer, Howard Dwyer, W. L. proceeds amounted to S42.00. Well from ·the records thut on June 16- THE FORGOTIEN HIGHWAY happen in the most hallowed mCI tlnJe ~ rt mea ~ t~e Clarke of Dunfield. Taylor, Rita Taylor, M. Taylor, done, ladles. Every nickle makes a 17, 1862 a snow storm raged for places which often bring a smile ,);lrl jlme:, ;\? Cll.':j here. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lilly of SI. Edward Taylor, E. Piercey, muckle. almost two days and snow was We have been he"ring and read· to the pIOUS and devout. We can was ah{Jul h "1 1,eo 'd both Houses Mr. Fred and 1II1S! Florence ~Irs. J. ~ an ·t· art! . Bartlett are visiting their parents, John's came on Saturda),. Mllrgaret Taylor, Eric Cooke, Ellz. The Trinity Ladles Community five to six inches deep on the ing a great deal .Iately about recount many such. intcn·.1 of Great Bn aln ~Ir. ~ ~eil. for ., local Lel:' Mr. and Mrs. LlewellYA Bartlett Lllly wlll join his son George and abeth Cooke, David Cooke. Club held open house to visitors ground, roads and road POIlCIC,S,. road min' Those good people ~ho create During Ihis 1i~~1 : hi! famll"• encamped at Fresh. JOMthan Cooke, Mr. and ~Irs. J. on Thursday. evening. The main On August 27th ,.1877 pieces of Istersh and deputy'th h ministers, d but- ~ I thoseI'b inCidents. . do so hWith . no de· wuuld be laken·e i " of Goole Cove. ,\r. Raymond Chaulk who had been water pond. ~Irs. Lilly is st .. ylng Halley. Wayne Halley, B, Halley, feature of the evening w!)s the ice four inches square fell and did we ~ve nel er, car nor re..... 1 erute IntentlOn on t elr part to Church. and ai' Th~1 \~.I":~ ~O:1· ain and lpendlng a couple of week's hall· with her sisters the Misses Fall" G: Htol1e",• Mr. and Mrs. F, Perry. showing of a goodly number of havoc amon~st"I the trees and anythingt' frecently th aboutP' the t com· be Irreverent., but often With the drink ur th CU'~I,.~, an~let.y day with his grandpllrents at Ellis, low. ~Ir. and Mrs. C. LeFevre, Geo. L. coloured slides of scenic views, crops of Smith's Sound, P ~ l.on o. e new, nnce o~- best intentions. ~!ore often t~an when Ih~)' sa~: I' pthat afWct thIS f :n the depressed ton. returned home on Wednes­ ~Ir. Gill Christian ex.proprietor LeFel're, Freda, Ruth, ~Ir, and chiefly of Trinity and environs. A LONG STA:-;DING 1I1E:-;ACE Trinity Hlghr?ad. ThiS road which not they are unconsclOUS of dOing out "come Or "~, T ~~ and Fisheries day. and manager of the East End ~Irs, Nap, Maureen Dokkin. by Miss Betty Foley, ~I.A. of ' startcd at Princeton a few years anything out of the ordinary. hila"," unl'l e;y. ~! Mrs. Joyce Palmer Is here visit, Stores, St. John's, ~ccompanicd by From Botwood: Mr. and Mrs. Amherst, N. J. Miss Foley has The coal laden vessel th

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Lr-' '-' -~. ,-- -_.-_ .. --,. -" SECTION II nON II The Daily News THE DAILY NEWS, MONDAY, 'AUGUST 12, 1957 ~--~------~~~====~ 7\T' I-Hr. Grace Corner I rical Records 1" !,~~~~,:,~ If., teaspu.n mace Hr. Grace e ws Cr;,ck veal knuckle In several and saVe the cook the necessity uarbour Grace of working over a hot stove on a places. Cut steak In 1 inch piecCl n and place in large kettle ",itb meeting I Resolved: That the neighbouring' EWS Gel Wllrm day. So, the wise home· bone, carrot. celery' and parsley G~\:E'-o;the rar' colonies with meanl ahnldhresources Return' s: From PEOPL'f IN THE N erman oup e l!'"tatkoermCahk~eoseUspaaCObO~t::yo~nl?e~~:~ Add salt and enough cold water ~ },,,,r.,, l~th 1830. inferior to those w c we POI, • to cover. Bring to a boil anc' ~;:It,bt, r'nment I sess having under the fostering . ResIde Here meats which are hearty and eco· simmer [or 3 hours, covered. Al ;B~:,lh GO'.~ntatllf Irare of local legislature gradually R HARBOUR GRACE-Rev. L.A.J. to Haillax, she stopped off to nomical and helps the cook keep low me •. t to cool in stock. Re I~,I RI~,rt. millen progressed In wealth. Importance 1957 egatta Ludlow, lIr •. Ludluw a.nd children. visit her sister, Mrs. James Con Some six weeks ago there ar·· cool when the he~t really come.s. move meat and chop coarsely. Skit I: til 1i.·1 ~t ll,~h and Independence II'hlle this is· Hope and 1',)U1 left tllis week II nclly at Gander. rived at Harbour Grace a German! A bo~l of coo~ed potatoes In fat from stock and strain. Adc !~t.lr I rrprr. land h really In the first state as spend a vacatio 1 at tnEir forrner --. couple in their mid fifties, Mr.: the refngerator wI!1 be rea~y ~or vinegar and spices to stock, ther GI'l(1 113' r .' h II hen discovered. We are farced -- home It t ago. Tho', were ac· Mr. and ~!rs. Chesley Fry 01 ~k and ~irs. Dietrich. They had fled I a .salad to go With the Jellied brin;; to a bail; andd meat anc ~:I' )llTk< .. 11,1, to infer that its present conditions Wednesdt·y, July 31st, was th~ companleu by [,Ir;. Th~n:~f Lud· John's wl:h ~hth' twu chilli :('n out of West Germany and after chicken, veal, tongue or what have u heat thoroughly, then chili. Whet Ij .. : [I:l:mld l'h. ari'e from the want of such a sys· day scheduled for the hOldi~gt ~t low who will visit friend. ano:! re· were guests last week of Mn. a difficult and trying experience YOT. thO slightly thickened. stir to distri ~<,'rt't~led b) 0'" tom' of government as the" enjoy. the Harbour Grace regatta, u lallves at Fogo. Fry's brother, Mr. Clarence Dwyrr h d thl i h th ry IS' bule mb!. Turn into mould anc ,u,' relill n, , J hI di olnt"'ent to the il reac e s prov nce w. ere ey SPICED' .-'OULDED BEEf' \:~t~U' 311' lor we are persuaded that nothing broug aapp '" . --- I and fam Y·. were met by their son·ln·law and if k chill until firm. Unmold and slice Ir(" olher. P'rli I short of such a measure will be many who ha.,d planned fOI the I Mr. and ~!rs. Vol'lt ~ncl ~Ir and I - - daughter who were residing here, 2 lbs. round stea SALAD DRESSING . ,,'1 'hell t. e I I calculaled to meet the wants. and days outing. The decision of the Mrs. Heiner who ',~'I Iperl !Orne ~!iss Cynthia Dwyer who h;ld viz Mr. and ~!rs. Richard Fricke. 1 vCul knuckle Here is a new salad dressing: 1 ." satish' the wishes to the publlc." Regatta Committee wal "1a~e ~t yeRrs in this town, c~m:n.l irom been spendIng a vacat,ion with ,·e· Mr. Dietrich who is a master 1 cal rot ~Iash 3 hard cooked egg yolks il jr.d ~rlh Ii< I, ,. Th~se resolutions duly signed. 9.30 B.m. to go ahead w tit ~e \ Germany left this week to take up latlves at SI. John s return~d barber with twenty years ex per· 3 stalks celery Blend in 3 tablespoons vinegar '. Grot R:.l::n forwarded by' Thomas D. event u • breDk in the c au i! residence gn Lbc mainland. home last week. ience in experl barbering has 1. bunch parsley t: II~re i Add a teaspoon pepper, \" tea j :n 1 I",· "I Brooking. Chairman of the pr(). which had beenhthreat~~ nG r~l~ \ -- . -- . . d opened & barber shop at the water spoon onion salt, \.I, teaspoon :. : .'. , c,,'" reedl~s in SI. John's. He writes gave hor that t e weB er IV,I MIss Syll'ia :,{orrls of Gander 15 ~!r. Thomas Doyle who arrive temporary home of his son.in.law 1 teaspoon salt ~ •. riic salt, and 1 cup tomato 1 • '. I' " II· . ~I \\' Thomas Deputy Chairman clear. The announcement thtit I spending her vacation with reo at Harbour Grace from Boston and later hIs wifc who is a certi. dash pepper juice. Gradually add '.~ cup ullC1 I .,'-;I:n .nd ~n\lrll . r. ~. h 832 th t h had ar. "the regatta WilS on" hurried m~n/,'latlves al Ht·rbour Grace and ililast wcek w"s among visitors to fled hairdresser and beautician I ~2 tcaspoon dry ~ustard oil. stirring constantly. Make, '~~':'l" alll:,1 thiS J~~~ar~ Bi I" 1 D \ e 22nd at to the race-course but hardly 11Jd I the guest of Miss W. and Mr. F. the Harbour Grace Regalia. It was plans to open a beauty parlour. I ~ teaspoon' all-spice about 1'.2 cups . I :.,," :~r ~rpm,.rrt . rll c sl~ e) fI ecem er g of 1B \ they reach •• 1 tbe lakeside, when IMorris, I his first visil to the Regatta for There is little doubt th&t both ,2 teaspoon c1ol'es .__ 00------I •r"! l"d r.~hcml Poo l e a cr a Inc. pasdSJhe drizzle b!'ought I bank 01 fog to __ twentv years and he renewed ac· i '11' .;:; .. 1 culiur,: rr dilYS Irodm SI. Jo In s ahn ad ghonde shroud Lady L.. ke and its ,\J! ~!r and Mrs Llovd Jones and quainiance with muny former Mr. and Mrs. Detrich WI recclve .. " ,. 'C "lid 10 Lon on al once II' ere he a th t t' t mUlt be . . J • .' Whil h D 'I . a goodly share of patronage from . , .• d ,e~,u. . d th t th ini. agreed 1 11C even ' \ two sons have returned to Gander frlenus. cere, .ur.u 0) e IS the Harbour Grace public and GelI r GU I ed es I '::'j ,IIII:C hea.rd it e m the poslponed ior a hdtcr da\'. after vlsitlng Mr. Jones' parents, visiting his sister and. brother·in· that of the neighbouring .areas. I I ~rc".I!.\ .ru~o~rc. ~ t iI~. ,r.d rlcr!:"nl ,tell hale 'iel erdmlnte f a\h 0 '. Thursday promIsed little belter Mr and Mrs Colin Jones law, ~!r. and Mrs. D. 0 Keefe. F C , 1"·,:·IMfO'I(h".11 Ihc plan Ihey 1\'1 • a op or e gOI· In the way of flne wcather, but \. . . R t amp' I ;:~trr.'rn" ,,[ 1'".,0 crllnlent of Newfoundland in fu· the committee with optimIsm de· Mrs. Ethel Morris is presently ~!r. and ~Irs. Charles Ross went Wedding Bells e urn rom ... :1:1' I~ .,ill(h \\f hlfC. ." . . cided at ten I.m. that thcy would I'lsiting her daughter and son·in· to SI. John's on Wednesday. Mr. I '.:"1' Cill11lrd .lId He stiltcS. I shall petition. ~ I hold the races, and this time law, Mr. Ilnd Mrs. Clifford Sey. Ross hal'ing been obliged to reo PEYER-DA VIS Sel'enteen girl guides \\,)10 had rno;t enjoyable and profitahlc ten ... ; .;"u)i1rd ·.'"l1ln' mon,tratc and protest.,lf n~ccssarl. their falth 'WilS justified, &I de· mour at Gander. new treatment at the D.V.A. ward An interestlng wedding cere· attended the summer cr.mp at days under canl'as. Capt. Jcan

.: .:. l,iI' 01 \\hil'h. agillnst el'cr)' form of go\.ernme,~t spite a sllaht shower shortly after of the General Hospit!)l. \1 many look place at the United I. ~!~kinso~'s in company with Dove with ~Irs. J. Soper and · than that desired by the people. theIr decisIon had been made, the Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weeks. St. Church at Harbour Grace at 2· gUides Irom Carbonear, Bay Rob· Capt. ~!arjorie D ~ I' is a ere In --.-.--.. -----An d day grew brighter and by early John'l, lI'ere recent .. Isltors to Rev. Doctor Davis was. the p.m. on Saturday, August 3rd, erts and Spaniards Bay companies charge 01 the Harbour Grace afternoon Ideal conditIons pre· Harbour Grace. preacher at lhe service of Divine when Mabel. daughter of Rev. returned home on ~Ionday after u guides. . , 1lttee , Comm valled. WorshIp at the United Church IS&3C and Mrs. DavIs was united I Some 2000 people. It is estimat· Major C. M. Sheppard, ~!.H.A.. here on Sunday morning last. in marriage to Kurt. son of Mrs. \-~ . I lnt Dinner ed attended the reglltta and there wlth Mrs. Sheppard were among Anna and Ihe late Mr. Peyer of S T rk y i I oId JOl were many who had not been' those who attended the Harbour Dr. Bertram Davis and wife, of Zurich, SwItzerland, but now reo erve u e Dinners I H there' for I number 01 years and Grace Regatta. Aguathuna, were at Harbour Grace sidinG at Toronto. "1 '!i on Thur,· ,01 ~Iark Gosse and Sons of I came to greet and be greeted by on Saturday to be guests at the The bride was given in marriage • . lill Spaniard's Ba)' who a few yellrs friends of former' year. and to MIss Susie Chafe entered the' marriage of Dr. DavIs' sIster. . by her cousin, Mr. Charles Dal'is I At . ago had buill and donated the reminesce of. bygone d~ys and of General Hospital iast week for of St. John's and her ;;ttendant Regatta , 1,,, Helti lor I boat "Wasp" to the Regatta Com· those who took part in the rllCes treatment and her many friends :'!r. and ~lr8. J. L. Noel and was I close friend, :'!iss Fern , , . mlltee here with the assurt·nce at that time. wish her a speedy recovery. daughter, Joyce of Gander are Mills. Best man for the occasion Undaunted bl' the a d v e r s e , of recent summer undertakings. Ihat on the first occasion of her The several tent·holders did I spending'a vacation with relatives was ~Ir. E. Davis, brother of the wc.·ther eonditi~ns which prevent· i The fin3ncial proceeds were quit6 '~'n',r werc Federal, winning a race he would give one brisk bUlinen. Smoke rose on the ~Ir. and Mrs. K. Janes who had at Harbour Grace. bride and the ceremony was per· ed the races from being held on' satisfactory and the committee 01 ::. L T. SlIrk, and I hundred dollars as a prize to the nearby' Ilopes al families and. been here for the Regatta return. formed Ily Rev. A. N. Holmes. Wednesday as planned, the ladies I ladies "re being commended fOJ '1::11 )I,)or Claude I coxswaIn and crew of the boat. friends gathered to un pac k I ed to St. John's on' Thursday Miss ~!ildred Whlleway former· Soloist was ~issBoyl Dumford. of SI. Paul's who had prepared the service thus afforded to th~ ::H \fllliemen II ere This w;,s accomplished this year basketl for the "Boll·up" which is evening. ly of thIs town but now residing I Prescnt for the wedding was a liberal supply of food for the many attending the races thi. " )!r Warren Good· for the first time, the cox being. the hIghlight of • day in the open. j. __ at Boston, Mas.s., arrived on ~on· Mrs. Anna Peyer who journeyed serving of turkey dinners on the ycar. .. 0: Ihe ne~atta Walter Snow, with crew Don It was a happy day, and &6\ Mrs. A. Tapp and ~Iiss Ada day to visit fnends at Harbour Irom Zurich. Switzerland, to be race·course that day. met lit SI. ,,: rich &1drmcd Spurrell Dal'id Pike, Rod Steven· people wended their way home In I Tapp left here on Thursday for Grace. present &t the marriage of her Paul's hall that afternoon and sold 1~t! IIrrc followed. son and' George Pike, Jr.. in the the evening It was agreed that the I SI. Lawrence where they lI'ili visit son. a number of teas to customers WI dd· I JUI'cnilc Race with the time of 19~7 Harbour Grace regatta htd 1 ~!r. and Mrs. P. ColerIdge of that. Rev. Canon Loder, reclor of The bride is a registered nurse who came and took them aW2·,·. "e In ()' '11"_ re!mnrt \laS, 12.1~ minutes. Mr. Gosse was been a luccessful one, thanks to i place. Mrs. Coleridge and lon, Chur~h of the Holy Redeemer at residing at Toronto and the groom On Thursday this· energetic b " ';'; 'olitl of ~Ir. I heartily thanked for his interest the tireless efforh of the Com· I Gary II'ho htO 'I~ n 10 St. John 5 on Monday. patrons who extend from Harbour! \ !tel illhe knell', Susan WII wrong to take thll im· ~ J -- . Main 10 Northern Bay. I Then Car Life Magazine evaluated Plymouth as the \.\11. nt of I~! to portant step without a word to her '" I Miss Marjorie Mewl and her "Dicky" Fricke has become a.! dltillonlind can't husband Whatever hi. faith or • .'. '/5 ""'-. cousIn, Miss Woods, spent the familiar and popular member of "overall best buy" for 1957. This leading auto publication IUtnt'1 feelings in lack of' faith he had I rIght to II I oil weekend at Lady La~e cabins and this community. He Is married and laid: "We believe that the 1957 Plymouth is superior in riding .. I IIn't undmtand know what W'II going on-even if ___ "_~ I r~turned to St. John s on Monday. has two children. A five year old Iii tmed Igainsl it occuioned a family blowup. .. ~ . -- daughter also came wIth her . comfort, styling, driving ease, roadability, passenger room , I Sunn WII not Itraightforward In ~ ~ . Miss Gwendolyn' Crew, St. parents from Germany and a four and luggage space; that it has the best brakes and suspension t W ' . the way she managed things. . . _...... John's Is spending a vacation with months old son who was born in ~:dn!n we married, On the other hand, RIchard's \ IN THE WATER. her aunt, Mrs. E. Sheppard. this town Il!ld was recently bap. system, and that its performance, workmanship, and . It ~Idn't matter self'pitying frame of mind Is all - tized by Rev. A. N. Holmes at the 0:: e~ildren were wrong. His family has not "turn- Dotty was wading in the water Mr. and Mr.. Graham AdAms United Church here. reputation for durability are equal to or better than any car ,an I know my. ed against" him. They have limp- when somethIng 1I0t hold of her arrIved at Harbour Grace last g Mr. Fricke plans to build his : c to. do about the \IY accepted a faith. His own dis. big toe. Dotty Is .lettln out a week from' Toronto to visit reo home on his present site and the in its field". otr.lnK It III lor interest in religion evidently left a lusty yell .. Connect all the num· llItives and arc guests of Mr. lower flat will carry I line of \'acuum in hil children'l back· ilered doh together, starting with Adam's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. electrical appliances. Here he will Plymouth was named "style leader of the year" by Dell's dot number Olll! and ending with Adams, Bean's Cove. service and giVe expert care to dot number thirty· and you will the repair of household electrical 1957 Car Annual. see the cause of Dotty's dist~ss. ~!rs. Thomas Gicw of Montreal jobs-a!! well 81 house·wiring and I ada Steamships Ltd, Color wIth your paints or crayons. (the former MprtisSheppard) and rewinding of motor!, elc. I son, Tommie, are visiting parenlJi. Previousl~ the cerpe;'"'' ~ :,'s 1957 cars had received the FREIGHT SAILINGS SOON FINISHED lIIr. and Mn. John Sheppard, Hill" VANCOUVER (CP) - The new \'ey Street. Motor Trend Award, This automotive consumer magazine . U4 ,000 ,000 post office here Is ex­ lauded the Torsio·n.Aire suspension system as' lithe most :1 M.S. "BEDFORD II" pected to be opened Nov. 1. Only Mrs. S. George of St. John's and Cooking Hints Bilifll• HALIFAX. ST. JOHN'S l!Z feet of a 2,2OO;foot tunnel con­ her sister, Mr!. M. Yeo, of To· lignificant engineering achievement in the industry" for 1957. ( . '1Itt 13th necting It .with the Canadian Pa· ronto have been guests recently GRAPEFRUlT RIND' ~ 2ilt .. ""...... Due SI. John's August l~lh cWe RailwaY slilion remain to of Mr. and Mrs. F. Pike, Harvey Add a little grated grapefruit ~ ));.h "..... '"'''' . .... Due St. John's August 23rd be completed. Street. Both ladies are natives of rind to the butter and sugar you And, to cap thele awardl 'for styling and engineering ~btr 9th" '''...... Due St. John's September 2nd HllI'bour Grace .. Mn. Yeo (the . """ ... Due St. John's September 11th Ilre creaming for a cake. It makes in all I)rke, former Mary Hunt) has been reo a cbange from lemon and orange Chrysler Corpor~tion cars captured first place ground and when the older chn· M.s. "BELLE ISLE Ir' siding In :Toronto for the past flavours. Beat In well with the classel in the MobilgasEconomy Run. HALJ~AX . ST. JOHN'S dren IIW • pol8iblllty of. !lIlIng fifty three years. Both attended sugar and butter at the beginning thli .vacuum they reached out to­ the Harbour Grace regatta and of the recipe...... Due SI. John's August 191)1 ward it. Thil'lI no betrayal of met leveral old friends who were JACKET POTATOES ""'" ...... Due St. John's August 2Bth their father or of their dead moth· pleased to welcome them to their Potatoel baked In their jackets ~ ...... 'Jue SI. John's September 6til .. er. farmer home. are Illways a favourite. Scrub and r_ t1I~t! ele Richard:., hurt feelings could be w8lh the skins well and prick 'ol!\ Ip araner per direct SlllInga. soothed somewhat if his wife and Miss Betty Parmiter is spending Ice and othel Inforrndtion wpp]y: them all over· with a fork or children would acknowledge that II vacation with relatives at St. Ltd. 'skewer, then lightly roll In a little MARSHALL MOTORS . & CO thi!Y did wrong in .not consulting John's. ((),! \ " l TO. General "glnl., Diall 21.5 J salt. This .makes the outside crisp him In thIs matter. They should and appeUling for those who .lIke PfCI~' Representalivi. SI John'" Dia, "207 show him that they will oot now YOUR PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER DEALER Mill Mary Freeman, R.N., who to eut the skins. IUl~Rl DI to , "live in 'their own world" and that . PEELING TOMATOES they' iove him as much as ever. had been' ipending her vacation REFORD COMPANY. lTD., Agenl. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tomatoes. are quickly peeled 685 - 687 Water St. 'Phone 80031 - 32 Their faith certainly doesn't make by Immers.Jng them in a bowl of Hl\ Montreal and Toronto him an "outcast" in the family .• E.· D. Freeman, returned to Hail· fax last week to resume her duties boiling water for a' minute. The lJ Ur'FleE _ HALIFAX ns (Copyrltht19~7. General Fe~ture! skins then peel off eully. " . , .. Corp.) . at the ·Halifax Infirmary. En route . THE DAILY NEWS, MONDAY -~' 1Q ..... --...... ~.-. IHollvwood Today --~------....,..~-.'------MOVIES.TV·RADIO • O' Paramount •• Programmes On ~4ir 70day •• ------BY ERSKINE JOHNSON t' Now Playing SEA StaJ! Com.pondent ':' HOLLYWOOD - (Nr~A)-Ex 4.00-NeW!. dusively Yours: Lauren Bacall .. Hfld. - 4,05-RiOlnbow Rancb, ------JOHN WAYNE, running for Congr~!s? A divorce Xi-Ill CSN CJON·TV CJOX·TV 4,55--New5 .. IIIAUREEN O'HARA [N I lor Loretta Youni after 17 years 1>.'AN STANrIELD owned . ·h.i" II 1I,0Q-Clsco Kld, 0- "THE WINGS OF EAf;I,~',~" i?f marrl~ge? Hedy Lamarr ditch· 01 the belt boat. on the river. or~~ Ic),': ~"n Ci~:" 10 l~ ... ~T, JOHN'S-CIUNNEL • ARGENTIA-CHANNEL 10 ------_ -- II.Sa-Melody Man, . -- I 11nghahverbrl'~h"Nhu~,bY for herfcareerl?1 was. not 15 big II the Copeland 'd'torB~~ill Iheac.':~~~ MONDA Y, August 12th a,OO-News and Welther, tarring John Wayne, Dan Dailey ,e. 0 answe:! rom a cabin cruiser nor a5 filled with I ,n I . , ." '.:. Gran ,,30--CBC Nen. U(}-On Camera, S MONDAY, August 12tll 6.0~Melody M,n. and Maureen O'Hara and dlrech'u I three dolls after checking reports gadgets as some others but it las' \ '1 like Val' will be tuning r ·,.3.5-Top DI the 11m l 1 e,OO-Summer Camp, \ 9,30-Fronl Page, 6.20-Melody Man. tTl ,'" of I B.I">-MuslcaJ Clock. ner John Ford, "The Wings of an ous on, cx. smooth engme and good line;, Dill.! Ii~ht 100', ''''l 6.SO-Newl and Weather, 10'OD~tudIO One,' a.45-News. Eagles," at the Paramount The. The denial wordaic: ,Lillard had given this craft t hr.! hi, IrNh. n u.. I!!! play· I 8.00-Morninl Devotlonl. 1l,OO-Newl, 8.45-Summer Theatre, 7.00-Dnrk GOd. atre, unfolds a rousing story bas., Lauren: "I feel that somehow i the ,ummer before, shortly °all:~' chop':'.' "r:, sllcal:c., " "'n: " , U(}-CBC Newa and Weather, dllcoverer cheese ;q 39 Potnt vous I1n uous excltemelnt, begInning i An Irma. Brained Holl)'wood "1 Bll! and, Fran, ',],. 'ro "" , .. ,,';:,, lost possession of! 8 Pin" 27 SIUey 4i StllP ",hll!ler ~Iarquart. .':.:~. t.4.5-Mu&ical Program. ,1\1 th a sequence case to the start I\r.rlet beamed OVH the he dB '.' anus on tile pier ~i~nalrd :;lr,,· lv, r'" " trophy at Grand I 9 Romln poet 28 Fly Ilolt ,42 Out 01 dina'" 956 when they were 2 O(}- Wordl Ind Music. e.OO-National Anthem and n ,Of \he Itor)" In which "Spig" Weld, "COLOMBIA DICTATOR i sale .' Garde settled ,,,nr. Io.:';r ,,: '1' 10 Remedy 29 Therelore 43 Talon ~I ~U~;: g~t"\I".~: hi~ semi·linals by Grand 2.2~Domlnlon Obs. Time Signal , 11 Wood burr 30 Let II It.nd 44 MIlitary ",j oi,~n AnnBpol\! graduate learning to ED," and rushed to tell a friend, 3~lf on the \\1!1~ porch" ant! ron, ".N' 01;0."" ~ ;h! 2.30-~[u!IC[)1 Rendell'ou!. 19 Bellnne! 32 Ht II an IIIIIIant IllY at In gil'ea a about the ,ood neWA. "No\\' maybe I the facl that his co.'tllm. r ','01, C'H, M,:' ;:, while they are nol 1l,05--S~~dla1. pensa~o~a. ~919, ~Idered an All·Newfoundland 2.30-~lusical Program, . (romb. form) nper! - 46 Tumul! 6.30-World News and Weathel ,!tunting .exhlbltlon In his flrat I'll lIet another !lim test It Co. In no WilY their ;'! "ril-.",", ;.: 21'\Ylndmlll nlll player 47 Royal Italls:! r~sembled li~!Jr- ~\ 2.45-Happy Gang. 7.0a-News Highlight5 and Wea ,flrght which res\llts In a crash. lumbia" ahe said ed caps, wilite trouser~ ~nrl .,:1OC' h,'i:',n ro 'Ihl! 'I ",~ Papertowners, .ne,~~~ 3.3U-CBC !'\cws, 24 Crultlcean 36 Brallllan Illte family name ther. ' It also result5 in personal publi. '. .'. His shirt maybe appro.dled their; F. 'l' ,,' h'. fl· ... ". 25 City In 38 Allotted 48 Ooze 3.33-Trnns Canada ~!atlnee, N'eyada Ihares 5t Ne.aUve vol. B,DO-Breakfast Club, city, And when Wead Ind his team Binkrolllng of a Ricardo ~Ion. -Bill's was blue, Frank l\'Orr a (,,'dr "'!'I(I " UO-CBC :-ICW!. ~,30-Make up Your Mind, win the Schneider Cup in the In· taiban telefllm lerie8 "Night in checkered sport shirt. thp Ip,ri;" '!" " 4.35--T.:mcly Tunes. 110 I'I 8.45--Rex Koury. ternational Seaplane RAces Ind Havana," by Lucille' Ball and I Garde took a deep hrcalh, "Well." al ",', >,ani':d ' 4A5-Childrcn's Story. g.OO-It Happened Last Night. later, when he and Lt. John Price DeBi Arnaz, r~mlnds me of the he'sard Inth sallslaction, "I'm on 1"o"'in1 ; IU·:I'r.~; 5.15-~lu~i( of the Wcst. il 10,OO-Coffee Time. shalter the seaplane enduran~~ time Dell was In a plane unable it.", 01 ~ ,nfl, I,rl,d Z'\(· ball 5.30-Fisheries Broadcast. Il,OO-Turn Back the Clock. record, the Navy I. given public to land Immediately ~cause of !lOan glanced over hcr ~houlder, we'. pu'hEn up o' - 5.45--5ongs lor Summertime, 1l.25--Somethlng To Think AbDUl. ,support for Congre35ional IP- the fogbound New York airport, lau~hlnll, "What was tila!'.'" , ~!("~';n~ hl,r! ~:. ),'S SCORES II , . ·6.00-Intermezzo. 1l,30-Pepperrell Juke Club, for an air arm. ! "I sat there biting mv nails" And he told her. Of his li"t trip ,hor' In h"';"::' ,propr!atlon~ '~tl' i League: . e.25-Program Prcl'lel{, lUO-News and D.B. It is on the night that he receives he told me, "and aeeln'g a TV to Bayard, .and the way h~ had :Ier hr·,rl. Thl ,' 4. Washington 1. I: I, S.30-Supper Guest. 12.30-Hillbllly Matinee. \l'ord of hrs appoIntment as 8kip- show Utled 'I Love Lucy' stoc. leaned agamst Copeland's (ence ~ho~'rrl hpnf.:h \" Cit\' 8, Clcveland 5, ,. . 6,45-Hearthcats in Sport. l.OO-Behlnd the Story, ppr 01 a fighting squadron (the ring Lucille Ball and 'Ricardo and had watched :\'an and Valley II", pe:.,11 C:ea, ·i •. . 6, 8altimort 3. i· ... · 7.DO-CBC News and Weather, p5--0ne Man's Family. youngest squadron commander In Montalban." working on thiS 1'Cr)' boat. "",r.q her cr.IPk'" 6, Crieago 4, " I 7.l5-Curtain Calls, ~, l.45-Ameriean ~!usic Hall, Naval .histn.rY.J that .Wead incu~s Now it ean be told: Bing "Some guy was helpinj( you .. ," irr.nprj mO.:lh 1('," . Uague; '" I 7.30-Tops Toda)·. 2.UO-VOUS Music Room, the spInal Injury whlCh holds hiS Cro.by had I big yen to do "The She frowned in an effort to reo cnle,r, :\an "', ,; 7, Chica.go 2. 7,45--Doyle Bulletin. 3.00-Sports P[)ge. liCe in the balance. How, through Rainmaker" belore Burt Lan· member. Then did. "Oh, yC<, "rtll~y', exciti:, :':,r 3 Pittsburgh o. BA5-Rol'ing Rcporter. 3.l5-~larch of Eventl. guts and will power, aided by the caster latched onto the part. But Bob Sims." hone,' 11m ·.'.f!1 'f~oO 'g. St. Louis O. B.30-Rawhide. 3,30-Bascball. enCourBg~ment of Navy mechanic Bing'. still Mr. Lucky. "The I He told her then of hoI\' the molrlrd :rpor Itl- al New York (rain , , 8.45--~lu5Ical Programm~. ~.30-Pulsc. S.gt. Carson, he learns to walk end Rainmaker" waln't a haymaker clinic was going. and he told her. r."lir ·::11 ;,: ~ GAMES I, 9,la-Guest Time. 8.00-Sports Toda,.. to begin a neW carfH as an author, at the box office ... The ex·Mrs. ,"Way beyond our expectations- -W,,"" F.m." 1O.31-Pi". ,," ,,' H', '""h 'IO!!-"",,'tiI ,,,,,,,,,1. i" ,.11,. " 'h' b', "cc'''' ,,' F""h w.m" ., ib, ,,,,"II" ., , "".ok I'"' Dc. 'h,h.,. V,," ,", ,,'cc.' ,',; " 6,45-Nell's and Weather For.. BOYI, [1200-Sr n Off, I replacc lost planes, Wead see5 his her husband, no Kirk, for cow· Iley told me that you talk a : Iron, BUI. Y'!!":' LtagtJe: , I I.1~Ne~a. g lo~eign 4. Rroo!;lyn t I I' e.st. l.35-Edltorlal Comment, 10,45-Natlonal Npwsl'll!t. 1 plan culminating in the del~at.o[ ardlce, ' , . Prediction: Tommy IlanRuage." I woman, a~d Ihl' 6, Brookl),n 2. 'I 0 ,I 1 7 00- , ow. .., S,",,,. 1. II "" h.. )"" "It h h' m ." m"k-<, "k. I '"' • ""m,. I'm '" "'i.. " Ih ,I ',ce to'''. .t Cincinna ti (2 J rRi, I; ; "._,'"' S" m""". Atm'''.,. ' am IVA (CPr _ A doll" bm, th' ..y " ,h. ,.",ppm, N.. , ""•• how . b"i"" h" ii, .•h, ""k' It." , . Th ...· om "0 , , • "''-'''' , ,w.. . W-A IVom," ,,,,... ,, V 0 eM' "d , mil, '''', " b.. ,.,. "m ' .. "d D" D"", ,Il'" " ••, ,,,·,,,blom k,do. E", ., h""1 "Sh ...yo ,..,,'," '" "tire'" 'iI· 'C.I·'. r" w,,", I'" h~" As'oeiatcrl Prr" 1 :i : , 805--' to,,", i" w.. , h.. '.3!!-h "" " • .""'to. I ,m '"' "",' '"' (, ibwti,", ",,,.1 h.. 'm,;I ,,"OIm'"'' .. h". It", .f) 01. h",,'1 "".. 10' '". I ,,,,,I m.. ,tt h" Ii, i.," •"' '" ." "., lOt" strcakin~ Bral' " " 8' >-Shippi" It."". ,,, -liol"". MONDAY. A" .., 12th I i" ,I h,,'","'" 0' ,h. U"". "d.kI,k. C."" """.. 0"'" L,k. J,,, L"",,,. , ..,'oI".r "', th. h,,,it,r. I'm m,,, ,,,. '."" ',,,d hi,.• b,,, (ho.hum) Yo t; • 20-Th, ,.b C, .i. Show. 301-Ho",""'" ct,b. . ,., .. '""i" W"d. wh. ,,,.,, "m'" ,m,". ""h',," ,,' to. Ih" m". , "'it ,,,: r , , C.m~II'" ''''''I'' 31i""'. ,W. ",,,I." i '00 , their lead5 to 5 , 8.' 5--Ki ,h'. " 'PC"", •. OO-G '". , .... ,"'''' •• ••. '.,0-' '" kI.. C'" b. N... ',m,d th' ,.It. '" ~"k. d ro, ".... to '"" "s, it· ..., .ft" G'"' Lo,kh u'. ".'" ,,' ••, "" ,I " V,II.,. ."',, ..I.. · the major league pe ''''-''Ii'. """. <.O>-...,hOm.. '.3!!-N.... '" 01"," '._ K.. ~ •• OJ. • .m.n "" """". '"' Wu' ,,,' " w"" ...,' ,,' Ihoo film ..... ,h,', .. n 'h" , ,,,' "".. it".": 'THEV .,," Sunday. PO 1 I ,I 8.:l5--COm,(," Woo n,,, F.reml <.3!!-N.... , ..,h POl". ,.,__ "" .... , C',b. bo" ..d .,,' ,," • !ro'" ., '''' .. J.h, D,'''' , H,liy"'"' .h.. J'" ... • .hn, h,1 .h,P G.. '. ,ei,",'. Y". "ot ""to Ih, ,,," ., winding up a thre B40-The Bob Lell'il Show. ~.OO-Newl, Tha Record Shop, 7,00-1>Iewa, white mice. director, who in real life wa5 John ~f~ef made the crary.miXEd.u · I' be Valley's comment. "YP~, hut ~r.' of second· place I; \ I ,: I !tretching their wi ' " 845--"","'" "m,.G...... 8.otl-N ••, ,," W.. th". 8.otl-''''''.. ( ct,b. >flO. F. L. Th'm"," " Lo,. Food. '" ",... < " m",. ",,"" : 1 I, • 9.UO-Prol'incial News. 6.05-BuIletln Board, B,S(}-Hlt Dr the Dar, don" Ont., .forwRrded her chilo ------._._-.-.-.-- that," C:~e 't~~~k m~yo/;~~nll~e' fllOrf I' . The ":Itnet: Jeff Morrow hr..d! ab'I'~\'a:~'t Ihm' r.! smn, bounced the Car d I ~ " 9.0.5-Juke Box Rell'cw. B.1O-National Newl,B,3a-New., Breakfast Club, dren s contributions. C Wt 1 "Tim. Limit" in' ..! ., dinner With a mOl'ie director and' ,; qJ,rl. ,. In fashioning the biggr 1l30-NeY'S 6.l5-Spurt! Parade, D,DO-Dlta with DellYl, Her litt4! boy rai,ed the white apt 0 la 'in Rlch~ d 1In1t.l, I~; eS I his wile, whose name Is Liza. Be.1 Oh. propl! I!J~ o[ any National Leag It: f 9,30-:':CIIS In a ~Iinllte. 6,25--National New!. tl.1~Foxalon Street. mice, and their market value wa~ ~T~eY'lll'e .1' Ba5ehj~ttl5 "h·'I· ,' fore the meal started Liza gulp·, The, lalked III tl! more Ihan a year . !l.31-Jukr Box Redell'. 6.30-Top Tune! oC Our Time!, 9.30-A Date With DenYI, SI .. That's enough. sa)'! esc 0(. __._ • ______._ hood I, me la 50.1 C \~'I ed down a Miltoll'n. T~ which Jeff hom,r: I, on I, hm~ din Ihrir part lit:_ • '9.'5--Wom,,', N.".,. '.00-""" " ••,,,,,. ,.' __ H"''' In gum.". '''''''. ~ ,,,,,,,1 , ",,'" ,hil' I .. ,,;. A 'roth ''',., h... , .. k,', "D' ,." miod if , "II '" "'''''' '",",b , o\'er Baltimore a I' ,~ . 10.00-:'\'e\\'s In a Minllte. 7.01-Right to Happlneu. 10,O(}-Nell's, for six days. No lV P lUVling 0, n w en my parent~ "Tranquil Liza'"" ,Ruth l\,hhl!r I hal( game in II , ., , lO.OO-Martin's Corner. 7.l5---Jim Xmechc-Storyleller, lO.05--A Date Wltb DCnYL Thompson's daughter un. .; were a way my Y • '. • League on runner·\ t, . ~!rs, ,nn~parent~! split a doub! ,\ 'I ',' , · 10.1S-Ha Pepper. 7.30-News, lO,3(}-Here Cornel O':'lal!cy. happy because she had no' cash ~:e to our !jouse rnd I 31,va I,' . . ! · '10.30-Nell's. B.OO-Newl, 10,45--A Dat. With Den),s, to send, donated the strip 01 tape . my own room. lJlls(.hl~ !>;ot In the S~ript: Alter a week Detroit, winni!\4l 11· " ,I to.3I-\\'''. Am " 8.01-N"'," BI. Top T... 10.35--N.w" PC.' ''"'' "', .... '"'" 'itil, m,,' "''' Ihm ,-I" wI"" .. i ,II ,m ,"", "", . an 8-5 opener, , 1 '~~JGI.~;~~~A~~~~FI~~~· ·"'.'~r ~?" .~"km" 10.5--E''''" 'Ot 'h' "'"'l'. 8.30--N ... " , "',,',. n.oO-.""OO'o ., ,,,'" SO. KOt'" ,h"" I,ll d.w, ,,' ." , AT THE OK CORRAL" '''' • ,m,t;. . I mOb"","," pO 0 .h", '.om d,,,,", ,;.,,,,' Conle), won h 1O.'5--J ,k. n" ."i,.. 8.3t-NII'.". BI, To, T... ,,,.lth1,k, ." J,mb"," b'''''''''' U,h.pp, .b,,' ,ot b"" '" ,m "m'... h ,,' .•,,,'ot 0""". "1\'" h. '''''' ~ and eighth in h I II.OO-i\cws In a ~!inute, 9,00-New! in a Minute. 12,OO-NcWI, I' In the bullet·scarred- history of theway mOYiecomedy ven.lOn hIt, ~t'For her Love Broad· or I shouldHart thinks be the"I'm film'! onll' theme a Sheep !ong I "c't'lr':\.'"0" 01h,nd; h'lp··J".I' ,~" , with a 5el' , 113 .' . TWO.WAY PROCES!! It e est, no c apter as more raw ,,!oney"? "It aiways happens, Herder" Daught-r But '1'11 AII"RI's Ben'" - The Brav • 11II ·31"01 _ Th ree IG ellerat i ons, 9.01-Fred Waring Sho\\', Il.OO-Burtons. - of Banner st. . Trade is a two·wa'· prOcess .and' hrama 'I' than theh bnngir,€h' of law, oem't it?" she said. It dne,. ,'Lal" E"'t."" . . .., ,'T' ",'." ",',,'" I game and a h­ I' .~. n · 11-" eli's In a 9,30-News in a Minute, 12 Ramblin' ",lfb Recorlil d' d • < Brooklyn'S reeti I, 1. nN . ~!inutc, O~ I ~!r. Dicfenhaker must rea liz· that and order to Dodge City and· -----.. ------· -"eli'S rom Coast to Coast. 9,31-The Three Suns, 12.3().-Newl.' < n "I,. ~ beaten twice by la '. 12.Dl-Tops12 , OII- eWl TodayIn B Minute,and Yesterdll, . 110.00-:-Iews9,4~Newa, in a ~linute. 12.35-Ramblln'1.15--Sporllcast. with RecordL In any dealings with Washington- Tombstone. Unmatched is the leg· ' "'T.. ' , h, 4·3 in 10 innin 1.00-Local and :-Iatlonal News, i 10.01-~!r, District Attorne)'. 1.20-Ramblin' With Record~. lor r,nywhere el~e. Our huge wheat end or how the quiet but deadly r---~7.:::~~~~='"~-~----"""""----~ , . ,6\1, games back, ho 101- Tod.y and Yesterday, 110.30-Nell's in a 130-7\, l e1l'5. !urplusany panIc must sB!e bebut moved,on a buslne8snot by Wyattmurderou5 Earp activitiesput 8 perIodof the to fiethe l Top~ ~Iinute.' i n on third over Ci l.45-Ramblin' with Record.. i basis, and that means In exchange Clanton, Johnny RinRo gang. fifth·place Philad 2.e~New.. for lorelgn good! and currencies. Earp had a strange so:,t 01 "art· I behind in I ra Doll 8 _3.,. OO-iiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiriiiliiioiiin;;;;;;;Piiiar;;B;;d;;;f,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====R::e=d=D~e e;;r=(;;A;I,::ta::... ):...::A::d.:vo:c:a~t e::., _ manner Inu thecolorful To m Inbl tohis nee oll'n pis wayode, III Irom a riddle in the fabled marshal. That man ViI! Doc Holliday, In inscrutable ex· and Chica~o Cu , dentist lI'ho had traded his shinglt of a double head : (or a poker deck and hi! forceps , While Philadelpl1 I for an incredibly accurate lix·gun. New York. winning t1 , A '~hough Icornful of the law, Hoi· 2.() lor Jack sanrorj , , liday's admiration for Earp l\Ias so Curt Carc\aY'5 seta ,. intense he barked him up to help . and leatured t II ,write one o( the mo!t !H"cinating. I netory in the open ------_._---,---_. ..OUNDL-UD" .IIIHDLY fMlA'. explosil'e and unusual episorf'1 in ' American L I! a. g ~ Western lore. swept tll'O [rd , Around 'thi~ oddly·matched pair : g.~ and 4·3 in 11 i~ NOW PLAYING , anrl the violent ewnts that brought ~'n;as City, winnil them 10 the hi~toric pitched bitlle mlnager Harry Cra NOW PLAYING wih Clanton, producer Hal Wallis Cl'leland down to six ha~ woven the film at the Para· 7.() and 9-8 victories -==.!A!...!!.!'NEW TRIUMPH FOR i mount Theatre, "Gunfight at the hammered I ~t~.~ WHAT:.!.aUY===W~A~':t~N-E-I-"' I O.K, Corral," a huge·scale drama and a lingle • 'J I that looma as the likely successor Johnny Logan add in handing t THE LIFE STORY I to "Shane,' , dOUbl~ _ :i;A. OF COMMANDER .[ The screen'5 top action atars, Cardrnals their si~ Sam Jones WI! l _ V "SPIG" WEAD, Burt Lanca5ter and Kirk Dougl35, portray Earp and Holliday, reo PITCHER FUN AND THRILLS! ~ectively, in the most powerful rolea of their b'rl!Uant careeu, CO, (Whammy) D I riKhthander !tarrlng Ire curvaceoul Rhonda JustO~~ ~~~ M·a·M-~ •• u,". Fleming II the lady ,ambler Earp beat Brooklyn in t .. M!TROCOLOIt 101'ed: Oscar· winner Jo Van Fleet JOHN WAYNE as the strange woman in Holliday's opener, Paul Sml! Ule; and John Ireland as the ,two out in the n\r DAN DAILEY venemOUI Johnny Ringo, In IUP­ Bill e tietl the It! port are Lyle Bettger .. Clanton, the .Maz.eroski's silll MAUREEN O'HARA Frank Faylen and falt-rislnl Elrl .wlnnlng run in t Holliman. In Vista·Vi810n and Technicolor, E filmed In Arizona in a mllllvi 10' Also-UP.TO.THE-MINUTE NEWS uton operaton, the paramount 'pcture chronlcle8 the mllnillcent T!M~S OF ~HOWS alliance between Earp and Holll· EVENING SHOWS: 7 P,M,-9 ".M day, from It I 18100n brawl betln• :1' : MATINEE 2 P.M, ninR~ to the famOUI eneounter !n ". whirh ~lonR with Eafp'l marsnal ,; AI!o-UP.TO.THE.MINUTE NEWS : hrnlh~rs ,they fawl CI~nlon'~ ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT: ,m9~!e~ ~un! .o,car·nOmin,,. ,1nhn TIMES OF SHOWS! E"ENING-ADULTS " ..... 7~c. VHILDREN, , , , .' 3~c. , Stur~~.1 rtirecl~d (rom ~ Lenn Urll EI'ElIil!'.;ri SHOWS: 7 P,M.-9 P,M, 1IIATINEES-ADULTS .... , .50c, CHILDREN" .... ,!5e, • !crernpIB),. Th., tltl, InnK, wn~ : by LaIne, 100mB u the MATINEE 2 P,M, Frlnkl~ year's !mash hit, ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT: EVENING-ADULTS" ... , ,7k VIULDREN."." ,I~e. FAULTY EXPRESSION ~IATINEt:S-AnULT8 .. " .. sOt, CHILDREN .. "" ,ak. NEXT ATIRACTION It is lad tg come upon lamRanl who hoa thoughts that are worth, 'ORBEI~ 'l'tJCKER-MARI BLANCHARD In "8TAGE· while, bllt who'll not Inrnln, how " NEXT A TTItACTION COACH TO FURY"_ACTION-THRiLL8-BUSPEN8E , to upresl them, Still more to bt ALSO MlCHI::U: M.ORGAN-PIERRE BRASSEUR 10 ,pltlcd are tlroie who thInk that \\'.\ I.T DISNEY'S "SONG OF THE SOUTH"-MrSIC 1hey hal'p cOnl'rverl theIr IdeB \ "OASIS"_susPt:NSE-ADVENTURE-CINrmASCOPE, !iC)NrjS-nRII~IA-TECHNICOLOR, 1 when they hBl'en't.-Daw~on Creck i (B.C.) Pelce River Block NeWI. 11 Big Wrestling Mfld. Finals· Op'en Card Tonight popular Pat O'Connor returns ods 'arc likely to be returned from to the ring at the Sl. Johil's ~lero.· the favourite O'Connor and hi, orial Stadium tonight in a bi~ teammate, Yukon Eric, who cut hi! Grand Falls Tonight three bout wrestling card. O'Con· tceth on' barroom brawls in Alas­ Probable lineup for the Capitals nor takcs 'on Ed Miller, the 325 ka. Eric is one of the strongest in 11 t! tllnil1~ the·le!s, they are more than pound younger brother of the wrestling toda,!' and his favourite )Il, '; Grind Falls' anxious to see that the MacCor· In the opener' wlll be: . RobIn Short, ht.; J&ek Wlthen, 2nd.; Miller brother tag team combina· Kodiak Krunch, sure to be used , ., J IJ! 1 nino ~amr 01 ~ mock Award will find it', way Billie Abbott, 3rd,; Barry Maunder, tion. The second event tonight will tonight, is a match winner and ~. ~%u~d:lnd play· I back to the Capital, that his been I shorUitop; Dutfleldeu, Cec -Tiller, feature Yukon Eric, the Alaskan is inore than enough to make the .l:)! r IIrr.' II innN Its home seven out of nine yean. I, I "Lons" Leonard, 'and H a r v e y str~ngman in a bout with Big Bill Millers cry uncle . .. . ~ I rj ,!I! k trophl', 51. Before departure Coach Adams Clarke. Pitcher, Jed Gamberg; Miller. The third and final bout Their favol!rite, the back break· , !,I j;::;:.11 n'a'ln~ the: \l"as undlced as to his starting will be 'a tag team match that is er, is also a rough hold to beat .I;' 'I"" I~!!,' bell "ht rrr ,.plte h er, but h e d I d Indicate th~t Paul Byrant, catcher. ,The ."Caps" bench Includes Charlie Walsh sure to kee'p wrestling fans' jump· and with all things tahn Into can:' Il ' ' Jed Gamberg, Ihe big lefty, might ing. O'Connor will be a favourite sideration tonight's matches prom· be given the nod. Gamberg hu D&vcy Hall, Jim Carey, Wllbu~ Newell, Doug Squires, target of the Millers as he w.; ise to be Hie best seen this sealon. In I~C len ~ rH ,braten Grand Falls on many oc· the !eamm3tc of Whipper Bi~!lP. O'Connor's scientific wrestling ,', I,.' r brrn Ihe caslons, particularly In 19~~ when Joey Gulliver regular centre· fielder notified the league at the Watson when. the cx·h~avywei~M Iconfuses the ~lillers every time he [1"1' Iwl !l~ or· he \\'on three games, two coming rt.2f1'I,lr.n II'hl,p~d :"r~ !~ .. thrlr meets them. It's sure to confuse . ;: : Ihr bnrlr. \\'llh . on successive evenings. Gamberg last moment, that he founC\ it 1m· possible to make the trip. Coach lag :e~m title SC\", r,iI months ~'''''. I them tonight for Pat has a com· ':I~·llr.fu~ and the With a 3-4 record In the local H(;II':"~r. the w·,.ltlle lJ"Cunnor i bination of speed and strength to· .;. (oJch .laeh Hal· : league has slipped considehbly, Adams who left early In the morn· I' Ing by car {or Grand FaUs Wil IS a mat man w~ I dtl~ to t .. ke add to hi! partner's ability to !t;'-11 5:. John'! I~ hut the home town fans believe care of himself with a~y type i ma~e an opponent cry uncle. That's r~~I' Br~Dh BHom under pressure, he \\'lll prove a unllware of Gulliver's decision and wrestler. The ~Illlers arc tne rough I tomght at the ~Iemorial Stadium \t;~.! l'lp:'.ll! ,n Ihr successful starler and a flnlsher consequently no replacement was made . type wrestlers, who would rather I at eight thirty for wrestling fe.· , "'I Ira'l1 I lift)'· II the seric! should go four lorget the rule book and· the turing Pat O'Connor, Yukon Erc . r!! .. ' games. In all probability the game will "Bllck)''' Hannaford one of the start at 8.00 p.m. to anure a nine rderee when thcy enter the ring. ! and the ~!ller Brothers Ed and Howe\"er, their unorthodox meth· Big Bill in three biS matches. ~Id guard who has seen much &e. Inning contut and neutral urn· I lion In All·:.Iewfoundland competi· pires from Corner Brook will be :' tion lIl

Accepts Challenge I A telephoDe rail to Ihe Tennis Finals This Evening I I ball Roundup NEWSIng has earlyarranged Salurda1 a race Inmorn· Ihe Second Di\'i,ion football con· I ' ,alit of his major league career as Lionl Club water Carnival OTTAWA (CPl-Four Canadian tinues tonight at the AHe Ath· I ~I:l\l'aukee Braves trounced SI. which II Icheduled to be girls and 12 boys will go 10 Bos· letic Gro~nd5 with leco~d plaet : Louis Cardln.l! g.O In Saturd3) 's held al Quldl Vldl Lake on ton at the end of the week for the Holy Cross meeting la!t pllce :\~,tion~1 league baseball acllon. Thursday, August 15th, annual intern"tional junior tennis Feildians. I The E: ~\€~ gol B break wli0n In the Saturday elUllon oj challenge bowl competition be· Holy Cross are presently tied Ilhey lC.' d fou~ lIneRrned run~ the NEWS Ihe challenge of tween Canadian and United States I with st. Pat's in second place but, . in l!rM Inning ell rookie Va" Munn Motors to MIX Lawlor's players. . have a game in hand. The Feild· ~lcDanlel.th~ crew WI' publlihed and the Edmond C. Condon, chmman ians are all alone in the cellar Brooklyn Dodgers also scored a paper w•• only a ahort time of ~ana?i •. ~ Lawn Tennis Associa· spot and will be out this evenillfl \ . , " 1",. P. , ; h,," '"', ,., '''' PIli' b",h PI. .. Ib, .,~ .,. vh" lb. .h.'. ,,,' , J" moo "".'opm,,' .. m· ".ki" th." ,,"',' .". I, , ''" 'm' ",','" 'u, "D" D".d. ,. .",,' ~"...... p. d by "'w. ",II" ",d S'" d, Y th" m, mb... Th. Ii "''''' f" th. .,"" wm I · -a.tJIE.;" '" hit.. ""'. S,'d" hI! hi. f,,'. " tho C,",d,," '''m ~'" b. """it,"'", to "'" h.. , "" • ' I 28th hume run or the scason for The race between the Iwo picked on theIr shOWIng .Ill both it is learned that AI! Breen, c!usy Blonkl\"n. ' crews of Ihe Merchantlle. PLAYING S II b ~hc closed and open ~venl5 at. the centre half for the Crusaders, will Cincinnall edged Chicago Cubs Trade rare wIll be held on HO T-Grand Fa s will e playing host to Corner Brook and St. . J u n 10 r champIonships bel n g be out of the Holy Cross lineup t&- I"., F,,,k .,bI,,"" ,,' G.. ,go, Th ..dn, A,p. 10th, Joh.', m".h", or Ih, Nfld. L,w. Ton.i, A""i,Ii,. lhi, " ..k. pholo ,how, ",,," h,,'. N,," boo ,., be<' ",h' ,,' ,.. ,'hi, f" tho "., 'f · Crllll'r Ilit hl'mers lor the Red members of the Grand Falls Club who ~ere chosen to compete against Corner named. . . the ~eason due to a leg injury reo 1 ;_. Philadelphia at New York B k f} I I The to.urname.nt WIll be played ceived in thr. last game. l'oS rained (11:.' JUnlOr .' C' aplta• Is roo or tie Mary A cock Memoria Trophy, the winner of which will go ~t the \\aban ;';clghborhood Club \ Tonight's game start! at leven Y:\~'J(S0 TM{E BIRDS against Sf. John's in the AlI.Nfld. Lever Cup Tournament. Photo shows, left In Boston Aug. 18·19. U.S. players. eic\ock sharp. i ~ :\CI\' York Yankees whipped .',T,o Hold Worl'out to right (women): Yolande Johnson, Mae Edwards, Lorraine Brennan', (men): came to Oltawa last year and: ------I Billtimorc Orioles 5.3 In the Am. ), he"t the Canadians 9·6. ' 'L hil Chi Borge Wahlstrom, Austin Davis (capt.), Adrian Leger, Pat Treacher and Fred Pla)'ers. will be picked here by IGllards Jr I · rl'lriln e~~uc I\' e cago The AIl.:IIewloundland Junior I a committee made up of Derek, • ap A ~ un er coaches Hank Rocquet 01 Toronto. George ~[ans· I: \I'hile So~ bowed 10 Delrolt 6-4. C il"1 d Noscworthy-( Clarke PllotO). p . n ,\lickr.\ ~Iantle II'nS the Yankee Swa~ey Ind Ron Scott worked out: ,----,--' ' ------fldd or Otl~l\'a. ~[r'. Lorna Tay· I ractlce · ~tar llith fOllr hits including I 450- SaturdayIon Wf, eel'enlng • call pIe at ofthe the Ball players: Parl< Md' f' 'd TIMrae (. e e spearelor of Calgaryoj Hailfax. and William Shake· ' The Guards junlnr And 5en~or foot home run. d . II The Ti~ers came liP II ith Jour zelccted found It impossible 10 be: 0 I Ie t'. football teams 11'111 hold a prache,-. "llns of thc White Sox ace Billy prescnt they are reminded that i . 'this evening on the upper pitch c ~ecur.'1 lI'or out 1\'1 BO ahead . I \ST LOOK 0 t eyre etlc round!. . "~C!\,~t Bra' r~ I'IC"": in the ninth to pull the th s even• ~nil I k5.4~ p.m,'11 I t t· '",n,' ~'D L: P R A [ R I L' Alta' f he h Aprachce Athl' IS ca Ge or c ...." ,:l' Ihn.hlll,l) Y.n. r,.mc out of the fire. Reno Ber· Ihl n e II sencet of Vincen Irom He ld A . Argen la I (CP)-\'anlty. , to k It· tali IIh . 'T'an ... 1 payers . are 11requested d f·'" to , ::11' Irlnl In 5', lui a Ilil a tlm.rlm homer in the I th b I " "I' D D d I I • "I Imu! pen. eishth, singled for tll'O runs In the selectIon Dave Ward ' a . . en be In attendance. ~.IJ~r ,thc ninth and na)' Boone's sacrl. was 18.pla~'erworking out .t fl'r'l R "1 ,Jaek Soars pet magPIe perched I !l~.d!! , h f' II d Bill T II' I I ft 0, ass.,. 'on the edge of a ram·lllieel bar· 'el',.~,,:n: I/c,nn.p:.ce IlP , I rCC-SI. )lI'rappcdIce y anit up. u I e sing e Grimes,t thl d who d plays h a good game ' . . I ." .' ..' - ' rc I to admire .Its image, Jell in i I 1'1m lIin i Boston defeated Washington 4.1 a r In S ortstop for the B\ AUBREY MACK I telldlans, came In lhlrd, belllnd· lall! mIght not make the trip. But,' and was drowned. ~~nl:n; Pr·lnce MI·chael I, . MJnccd the earn. Idespite the fact that Ted William! Felldlans In the senior division I At Argentia Saturdal' the Taylor of I'eppel"rell. I, the Blues were there. St. Bon's \' !i!):~n:n; Ihe bi;tc.t : I\"~nt hitless to end a 17'ilame was absent And Bill Barron of St. I highly·loted Argentia tra~k team Taylor fared out better in the; lI'ere not! Fantastic Irony! I! IC.r :iitinn,1 Lea;uc hitting streak. Pat'l wu working out in shortstop dominated Peppcrrcil and Feild· 220, winning il in 25.6 ~econds.l • Why? And that's where the age' EYE·SORE A . C ·t· '" 'f" ""'. . i K"." ell, "ht.ll.. .",,' }:~~~~,:::,\~ : ..~'~'.'dt~:~"::"" ,,, .,",.. ,," "'"',, th., Thod",bI, Jimm, "",,' did"" ,f ht,.h .,,,d ''''''''''U'','', ""COUVER teP) T'" ". nswers rI lei ~ ~ '~"r P1rl 1M three unearned runs In the ninth I a \Ice. chDlked up a total of 41 points: place In the 880 or mIle, but he' comes In. Seems that St. Bon s ,iand Nat u r a I Gas Company I .m, "',,,," ,,' ,,'of. 01 CI ...,,, H'. J ':" I, '00' ," F.II dim, 22, "d '.' PO ....II. 18. ".,,' 'h... " mil' '" i' th, lim, w.... ',b",'" "",.. , f"" im· : " .. , " t. aoo foo' 'f ,', LONDO" 'Pi -, "",,,,i'" .1 ,"II "me m tI.. fth~:' II • ,~.;, b '''' ~;.,"m" w.. Th. "U" st. B". ""k 'OJm, ' ,f J1 mm,,'"' , 18.' .""d,. " .. ,,'"' ""' th",ht 11", W·." ,pi,d'" ,,'~,'.b , • , , • , D,,'h,bo, ,bmk. '''',U,",' roy,' .d,," lll;:r 'n rur,nrr.up e~I~lg aA om~ :ht sGecondd' 18 members In all, Jailed to show \ Again, Lloyd Cooke, Feildian going to fly high-go to Arger.ti~ farmers complained it Ilould Sunday by an;wering' his critics. ",0 ",,, • ,'""h".. .' " "., • , .. , ""h· ",. Th, fo, th,' d"."d.d "p" "rd, "d j", ". , '"' m", by,"". If SI B,," wm .". ."" th, ,'ow fmm th'" wm· FlIt ..,·,.",·1d P'''''' .,.b,,' CoWl!. ',inn'n!! II.~, I lng staff was citchlng well And I Argentia was as sunlight com· Itrack team; voted "Athlete of the I prised, they weren't half as sur· doli'S. 01 Kent firmly denied he drove an I I I In B-5 OPC"tr I his throwing arm, parlicularly to pared to the fog or disappoint· Year" Llo)'d continues to live up I prised as the U.S. officials who automobile. He is tll'O years undrr Co~lrl ll'on' hi~ , second, was on a par wlt.h. some ment that hovered low over the I to the reputation; he won the 440 were supposed to fly them; they 1II00N RVSR the legal age for licensed driver!. , ,d ,'o"h " ",. i ,f. 'h. h'" I, th' ",I" ,.,,,1,,. ."If'. fI,ld. A ,p"'" ".''', c,"" i' " ,,,,,,d,, 'h' 880 " 2 m',·1 di"" "" k'~ thoy wm ". : neTOR" , cP' - 'I! ,m'·"· ··It w,,," m' " .d," lb, '"'' ;",,"' ""h , ",,,. , f' ,ho ,,1I1.1d ",i,m''', y.,. "' bI", ,,' ,,,rd. A, ,dd, ,,", "'" " ''''''', ",d 'h. "iI. '" ,.. ,,' '" lIy 'h' 'OJm Wh, ,,,, .• ,., ,,,,·,,.m " , • mp"y", will ,,'," "Id W•• h',f 'f poil" " ~:tl'lk!!. Th~ Bra\'el, man, Henley, Henderson, Withers hltherlo unknown ~ituation, ill·15 minutes, OU seconds. Lloyd I their signals crossed? What hap· take lunch Irom noon to 1:10 the Isle of Wigllt. , " .. ,,< • h,1I ' .m ,.11'" ".r.. , .1I ..tI" f"m , .." B", m,,, ,b"" th., '''''.' dido" .m"h '"y "'""', bot " , ...O! . ,.m. , " ", ",.,,,' m,"" ,,'.M., Ib, w, ,f W. D"h... : E~~cil\'r". reeling! Swasey and before Ihe el'enlng Argentia had six first and five II took a champion to run, and win I A Feildian official questioned a where it is necess~r.\· to main· of Kent a'nd eighth in line to the ",0> .. 'tt h,. ''''' 1 ...." th" look.' "., .h,,, ,,' .""d ,'''''. C,ff,I, .."" th. " th,... ,gy, m,ddy ,,,.k. L'oy' ,st. B,,', ,th'''', ,,' ." ,"Id "",. ,",iI""'" m"". p,,,,. I thro"" ".. " lb. ,.I. f" ... " '" to m""" . By Th. C", .." P".. th.l, throw, "th. b.... ,,' "'mm" ,,",w, h"'''' " 93 f"', 1Cook " , "d,.. ,,, ,th'''', h. i w'" ""''',,' ., • m"U' •. "Wh" '""" ,,"h h"" w·", .",' C,"" ""II. ,,, 'U, ".. , "th NATIONAL LEAGUE Ihome were accurate and would 9 and II half Inches; Cook, also of I trains assiduously, he takes his. made the announcement?" ques· gerrd. Princ.e Philip Scm islanden !""m1' back. hnlu . W L Pel. GBL I prove I big threat to opposing I Argentia, copped the high jump, I work seriousiy. Lloyd is the sym· tioned the Feildtr.n. The St. Bon's said the\' saw 'Michaef driving-the · ,.""." < "tt, CI". "iI"" k" .. . .. " ." _ b".m '"''' • h.. . th. ,",pm' "h", .."dt h. b.. ,,' ,15 f,"' '"', f wb,' , m," '" b" ,,"", ,th, ." ,hook hi. hOJ d. '" d,,', OLD " ASHI ON '" 'f ilft, F" co," "." " . •I Phil" "". 'St. ,,,,. ., .. "' 47 .26' '" At! N.wf,,," ,,' i",,, , ... " ft. 10"d • ,,,",, ,.. h,II, wh.. h' '" ,. h', h" rt "d ",," k" w, h" wm '""' dI'." . , L LEAD E' I """ wh, ,..; ,"" "",d 'f \ . : : , I· tiel.",,, h'~' "m "TIl'" I • ~ Il:~:r.~:, I race: Brookl),n , •.. 62 49 ,~~9 6 ' grt under way. of the same club, cllnchcd the to the task ahead; he knows It IS .to be assumed that If st. Evangeline Cory Booth wa; the Prince Philip. 1 : ~ I !: '"'' , """. '"" Ci ..,,, 01' . .." " .'" " W,,' I. ". b.l" ...'~d from bro" i,m" wllh , 1.. , ,f' '" Ibm',,, dim' root. " """'. B,,'. w'" to b. n,w, to. '"d" 'f ,b. S.,,, "" Mmy ",;" ,hid P A. P.dd" ,," .. ' 1",It.'d,hI. .." " ,,,. • P~.Id,"' Fn" Ry" 'f ,h. f,,', 10 I"h.. B.. """ 'h .. w II'. , ,,,', h"d, w.. " .,,,,,,.. M,,,,,., ""''''" ",. F.iI"", ""'''''''1 " G",' ',iI." '''',,''''' . tI.; n"" '" '"h' , x.w Y"k .. .50 62 .... 19 NABA from G,,,' F.n•• h~' 'h. lb. j ...", , ".,,,.. ,f 1S8 f"', A", , .... mlf , h', "h,...... 'h'.,,, .,,,Id b., 'oo' Th"'" ,,,,',, N.wf",,"'" "d th. . 'p",,, " "h.. , ." "',,, . ,II nnubirhr.drr Chicago .. . .. 39 69 .361 28 semi finalists will be ImVlng in 5 Inchcs; Nelson won the ~hot put Ihe mantic of ch~mpion with such athletes heard no such rumor; they I United States. \"iell'ed on board the royal yaellt .' "", ,",,,.,, 'ph'. Pi",b,,,h .. ." 71 .'"'' st. "h". ,,,' .ho' ,um ""m with. h.. " ,f " [... , 3 ''''to" h,mj",y. L'", Coo,, " lb. "" h.. d,d f" Ib, bro,d hl,h",y, . ''''',,',. !to ,,,,.d '" h., le,k. \llnnln;: thr AMERICAN LEAGUE the west will be coming to meet Thompson, a I s a of Argentia, spirit of Kipling's "If" can meet went by car; the Feiidians left I driven a car." ler Jack Sanlord'~ W L Pct. GBL the defending champions. clinched the discus event, with a up with success and treat It as the night before, arriving in the Anyway. there's & lol of red Fox added: /' [m'''' ,,,,,d IN"'. Y"k ,. .72 38 '" throw 'f '" ,,,', , ,,,h.,, "". " "'m,,""".. I w.. h", .., ,,,", wm,., h""y,' "~po ,,,.,',,' " • ,roj .., ,f Ib,' "T, my k"" I.". my m h.. ~ .. ~ In~ fCiturcd th~ I Chicago .. ..68 43 .806 ~I' FI.ght Not shall, and Ba),lor, Argcntia and Why didn't St. Bon's turn up· but, determined to be on time lor, kind. The red tape would be as nevcr been driven by Prince to ,h. '" "". I , ..,,, .. .. .OJ 50 ,.. , 12 ., ,."m.It f".ht f" ",rom '" " lb. ',,,k m"" Th,", wb",'" m ..,' i '",h " ,01 'hi", b .. Ib, ",,' )t "h ..!. " ~tI,Aw:m L e. Zu e I Baltimore ., .53 56 .486 18 ,J,t d In the po~e vault, the former win· they'd like to know in Argentia'I' LlCutenant Bm,les, or the Pep· I at Argentia was as tough ~o run ~Ieanwhile, Queen Eliiabeth "'" "" ''''m' D,'"II .. , ... 23 26 .,.. 19'.1 Been Broa cast oj,. h,t> , I", 'f f1 I.. t. Th. "" ,,' G,ld .d""'" " """""m, d'", '''w bow lb'l ". Too b.dSl Boo" dI" If'"~ m"""'" b" "", .il.. " ~ ,~"•• "j. " ,,". c, .... ,,,' ., ." 26 ,'" 19'.< S"m" Uk. Ib.y n' lb. tOO to ." "" "'''". " tho ,m'. "". 10m" ,,' .'u" d, b. m, d, " "ho.,.. ","". m 'f h" "d th. "", • ~." C",.. 'm ,. i., W'"hi' "" ... " 70 .'" 31 SEA TI'LE fAP) _ Wh '" F' "d "hlit, "d II th., ,,",', h' d I, Fold.,',· N.~ Ibm """,,"""'" boo ,ftI. ,." " T"b,,: Th.""" AI,.. ", b, '" ,. ,"' rl. ~" 'm, cnn, X"", eI '0 .. ." " .,73" '01',"""'" •• ,. Ro' .m ..b" .." ,h, " • .." hm" "'" Im, ""0' "." "'" ..'',y ,f • h'" ",' th ." • boo""" th,y' ,,' b, d, " • It. f m, d. " wIt b. Th, Q,,"'" ,""tim ". ,.tb· :""< d", " .,"h' m.. ' h." A". " f' th." h"OJ- 'm' B.m". 'f '"p'"'I'. woo ., hi"... IB I, .d. f' 'h. "m. "d'" h... ,b,,' It, ". , ""k ' b,' "" " th. flO'" ,,' • b'"' """" B dm,n' foo Ib" • M,,' l ~ " .. "ot"',,. .."" ".m"",hI, n,hI It .m It" 11.1 .."'''' Sym ",d., 'f lb •• """, " WM '" "m," d lb. Ft' to· , .. m to ",.. Ii,. ' " '" " th, b.. k. h,,"'" .b ",ti., ,,' fi.h". h,'· hammmd his th. "'" tim. ",.h • lI,h' d.H" "m... ,'w,,,. mf , .,,,,. ,,, I Cricket Scores ..hu,', "" b".,,,,, .1,,, 'h. DISCOURAGE SIGHTSEER! "".", "'" ,dd.d '''''' wh.. , ... D.mp." ... C,m,oIl,,, "'" b'" "" pot ~". " h",,,,,, ,I" 1.0XDON f"""") _ S.". kI" 'f tho rl~' "' " ... "am" ."d ,,,di,, ." ..h th." "0' h ''Y'' ",..., f."" ",.k.1 ...m, Prom"",.. k ""f" ..Id S.,. ~ th. ",,,, OJ ,II, I, S"U.. , • Ilm Jor.~~ wa, the ~lIddlesex 114, Surrey 76 for 4. urday he will not permit radio discourage sightseers. H.m"hI" 112 f'" ". D"b, ,,' TV .,,' If h. h" • "m,"" '''''' • h 'f " "d Pri," ,h'". ..I'. "" ,I S.. 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" "'''',' ,,' ,IiU b"bbI •• Bob W".,.k.hl", ",w. ., w".m .,," .... tt, hi.. f" IS Iik. th·"• b. m""'''th ro",.", th. years, the OlYmpic. champ 1011 h Briti5h Islesm, .," a token of chivalrY accustomed to collecting no arri\"ed from Italy-a red rOle for echo Renata Marmiroll, an ltalian money for dlsplaylc, his rinll tal. threX· artilleryQueen. officer, sent the role Soccer Scores in a special container bv 1'1Ine to ~hol\' -hi~- '''\ln~hakabl~ devotion LONDON (Reuten)-Result3 of to Her Majesty." !occtr matche. played In· the Tn ~ morr serious I'ein. Ulrd United Klng~om Saturday: St. Pierre Held Bra\'crbrool<'; Sundal' EXllress LEAGUE CUP SCOTI'ISH i ~uggesh reformini British ari;to­ Aberdeen ~, "Queen of S. 1. To Scoreless Tie ,cracy b!' havin~ future peerage! Albion 2, St. Johnstone 4. , aIVa rded {or life onlY. Arbroath 1,·, Hamilton 1, "H would mean that apart tmm Rerwlck 3; Fodarll. III an exhibition football game th~ lingerin~ scions of the' ~I~~r Rrcchln II, Ayr U 2. played at st. Lawrence SU\lday, Fa milies everY tltl. ""ould Mlont CeIU~ 3, Alrdrleonlan. 2. ' the vlllUng st. Pierre eleven and !JI someone Who had really earned Dundee 1, Clyde 4. St. Lawrence, played to • Icore­ it," says the el!)pire - minded Dunfermline I" cowtlenbeath len draw: newspaper. E, Sterlln, 3, Montrose 1. ' Adverse weather condition! pre- Hibernian' 4, East Five 0, vented I load ,line of football.' ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON Mr•. Geoff. Carnell presented the Andrew Carnell Memorial Trophy to the KEF.PS AWAKF' ; Kllmarnoek 2,. Hum' 1. ' SI. Pierre plaY8 an exhibition Street No. 1 crew who copped the Municipal Workers Race at the Annual Regatta, .The photo above shows Caffeine. f.,un~ in colfr':. In~ • Morton 0, Stlrllnl 1. . lame. at Burin .on Monday . t~~. ,timl,l".~ the realon Ind . Motherwell 1 'Falklrk 4. Mr. Carnell prescl1ting the trophy to stroke J. Cook. in phot", reading from left to right, arc:-Joe . S\1Inhoulemulr· 3, Third Llnlrk ~hown 1 prevents !lcep . s - V~tfran Queen's Pk.· 2, Dundee ~. Sears,Tol!l O'Toole, Gordon Ti!1ey (coxswain), Geoff.. Carnell, J. Co'ok, L. power, D. Bishop, M. Anthony. . ~(Ord ~Ihn fired • llrlth Rovers 1, PartlCk' O. . 3._ . ! 4()th Ihut. Ranlen e, SI. Mlrren O. \ . Ilranraer '3,' Dumb.rlon 1•. ," .'

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M'ARCONI. BAD LUCK IS BUILT ~ IN DASH TYPE \ NOT EVERYTHING

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... I >}~ .. , I \ ::::11.1'., i:I I', ". '.. 1". ,;;:I'l . I ,"I' ii' .' I' ,,'I; I' , I ' i I . '. I ~ ,': I' \. I' I .. , I .: I I , • "'." :':' Stoves I . i Picture Framing Recruiting I.' , Electrical Appliances Gift Shops' Jewellers I' 'I '1 Welding Cleaning CompounDS ART SUPPLmS ---­ ' " FLY WITH THE IlC.A,F.--' I ~.W.B~8------~ 'LARACY'S ----- ART SHOP tor lull InformatiOD . I BAINE JOHNSTON ---, REMEMBRANCE SHOP rnmfPSON'S -----, lU IIOND !'l'. DIAL 7155 IN STOCK R. I. COLE~I.~N Lm.-­ Wlter Colour and Oil·Paint. I COMPANY, Lm. GI[u, Gamel, Toy., JEWELLERY !lOYAL CANADlAJI I . DUSTBANE . Inls paInted OIl uQ.uut bJ Am FORCE 108TON llREER 303 WATER ST. r' I Newfoundland's Cleanest Alee, DepartllltDt Paul Parsons. OIL BUIlNEU If,S Water S& . DW IIO~ Novellle., CauL's Cards When selecting I Diamond Recruitin- Unit: word. ObtaInable al for all Decuions DIAL 300M 171 WATER ST. lml11edlate Dellvu, R. J. COLEMAN LTD YOUR FRIGIDAIRE Ring see our prIvate UiamJlld US . 248 DllCKWORTH liT DEALER DIAL 4%15 Booth. DIAL 82.111 DIAL un DIAL unz : I ~ I. I - FOR A REAL FUTURE HEAP /( PARTNERS -~ __--- Photography See the TRASI FOUNDRY Lm. (NFLD.) LTD. NAVAL I Confectionery Wiring Materlau, Wire and Grocers RECRUITING 182 WATEIl ft. ~ ., Clblu, Motors, starter., GARLAND'S STUDIO ~ OFFICER AT Manufacturers ~ I~:'-__- HElD'S ------, , ! Lamp', Swltche., Lighting . Matches______.,. PLEA !!ANT 1'1. I 123 WATER ST. MAID OF AVALOK , .. 1 1 CONFECTIONERY Fixture!, etc. B, WALSH ------, DIAL 80361 IDd I WAREHOUSE PRINCEIIIT. DIAL %958 I Claar.tte., Fruit. [CI Cream BEST IN LEADING llEGAL RANGJCI . , " DIAL 5085 BRYMAY ------WeddiDI Photo., Portraitl I nnd Drinks. GROCERY LINES. DIAL 1815 " 71U I We Glvl! Good Service. I SAFETY MATCHES IlId Commerelll Photography I I You ChoIce o[ what you need I , I ~OWIII Street. Dill 91D54 DIAL 8160 I DIstrIbuted by m WATER ST. WEST 'FRASK ~lcNAMARA LTD. I ' Electrical Service Queen 51. Dill S~ n . " C.~~IERA SHOP Scales \ I • --- Contractors CHunCHILL'S -- n LONG'S mU. \ ------T . b DIAL 7812L FRED V. CHE5MAN Lm'l aXlca s JONES ELECTRIC -----, I SUPER~(ARKET ". BURTON ------., PORTUGAL COVE .... , .. :!Cew[oundIlnd Tl.ews artlltle· TOLEDO I'OOD AND ------~art5 [Whole] 10 PRESCOTf 8T. , YOII can buy your I:roccri~1 1 aUy mounted and framed. SCALE MACmNE8 . HUILDER8 OF DIAL 6426 I jllst ~s cheap as in Sl. John's A·I TAXI-----­ I ~IODER~ HO~IE!I liea our HlecUon. , and have them delll'ered to l1ectri~ Meat SU" Monernizing. Remudeilinl, SpeclRlists In MutoU, YOII r door wIthout chare~e. Meat Wholesale CALVEIUL Repair Work. Generators, iteam Iron. and We «iI'e D.P.S. Stamps DIAL me DIAL lIM • m. III Household ApplilDCU L Alfywher., An,. platt, II' LeMmhant ROI" . Any tim •. \l'n~kl DIAL 692!1 MEAT 38 CA~(PBr:LL'g ~IARKlT If, BOUlt BUna Blmbrlck ~'~~ADZ IIn~D"~~lonvt"rl I Paper Products CITY ELECTRICAL --­ ELECTRICAL 1 Slre!t COMPANY, Lm, 01!1 1191·2 I SERVICE G b COUKED!XPOIlT MF.AUPACKER! LT!!. ~ RIDEOUT'S ELECTRICAL I ar age paUL t!\ Y PROlllleTS Service Stations DRACH'S KOIHER 'MCUm FOR THE BEST SERVICE ! THE LAWRENCE WIIYTES PACKING coMPAm' ----. , . ELECTRICAL WORK Electrical Contraclor ranK .nd BE!':F ~RonuCTS NFLD. CO~ Lm. PAL~ffiR'S• ------, A~ and SUl'EI\ TAXI --1 408 Water Street, GARBAGE ~ 'PBONES illl • I In WATEa IT. New Location: IN TOWN lit. JDhn'l, N~wfouDdlall". SERVICE STATION lOR THE MOST !rrlC1D'l' CALL 3761 DISPOSAL . ",. I let· Z1l DUCKWORTH ST. PhoDe 83U TOPSAIL ROAD : . Do you have ft garbage DIs· . Paper and Paper Products. SERVICE IN TOWN CALL posal problem in yuur base- _----- HAROLD SNOW ---­ WHOLESALE ONLY I WASHING • GREASING .lCI lIT supra 'I' AU ment or garden? If you have, DIAL & SON, LTD. . call 3386·F and your worries DIAL 8U8 .7131 TIRE REPAIRII un· nil t''D B.\KERY DIAL 1511 I!IFL''lST BREAD, Industrial Eledric!-UJ Engines L...-,ar_eOU_fS. ___'. Meat Wholesale um IIId PASTRIES " HamUtoD Street. KIiI m Ne1l'foundland RA Il.W .... Y------. Offlc. %2" ftel. n~' ----- liD Q'CItlPI E. IDd II. BARBOUR LTD.-] ll. C. SPARKES ---II Publishers SERVICE SHTION DIAL lee. Diltributun 0[; I KelvIn Marln. Dlesell . Hardware Stores Wllolcsale Pre-Pak Meal!, Grelle and 011 Chan,. Tile Floors Royal Hams and Baconl I Auto Accessoriu. ! Itelvln RIcardo Gas l-:nglnu. VE..'1TURE PUBLICATIONS i Full Line of Spare Parts. Pork Cuts and Carcau -, OPEN 18 HOURS DAILY Contractors Supplies Sausa~cs and puddlnls Commercl al Publishlna and : DIAL B0301 NO DOW~ ______, 1 WATER ST. CALLA~AN & co, 1 m . m DIAL 4'51 Advertidng. 1 i FOR ALL YOUR PAI:-''TING ! PAYMENT O~iITED N --~ L- DIAL 4811 Malazines. PamphletJ, All AND i A.."lD BUILDl~G :-;EEDS I Parlours Brochures, Company IAn n~M' I FOUNDRY cu., LTD. ! CALL CALL M~' RAMILTOS AVENUIl . CALLf" "AS and CO. FIRST Newspapen, Programs CAJlnT CONSTBUcnOPf . Heatlol and VenUlation. cpp. C.NR. I DIAL U87 P.O. IIOX E·5UJ ~ AND IlUPfLW I, BRLOL'R IItruclunl and Re·lnln.cln, DIAL 1968 I Service Stations Steel. ' Florists DIAL 801n Meat Markets f>t-\RSHALL ~JOTORS---: H.OWSE OF FLOWERS ~ FIIIK Till!!! HARRIS & HISCOCK LTD'l Gueranteed agaimt Cul.a, .! Servlna st. John'. ' Gl::NERAL RARDW ARE . ------from ;I locatlonl: Radio-TV Repairs Blowouts, Brui6es, Customs Brokers JIM SHIELDS ----. Under Inflation. Tobaccos II? RAMILTON AVENUI Dlstrlbuton for Sunbeam I can ELEcrRONIC CENTRE---"'1 MARSHAL.1. MOTORS ------DIAL 80059 ElectrIcal Appliances. Cor, FRESHWATER lDd I , P. F. COLLINS ------. a02 WATER BT. Sporting Goods and SportJ. PENNYWELL ROAD T.V. 6: llADIO RECEIVERS I WateT !It.. Dial Bom GEORGE wear [or all occasions. REPAIRED BY EXPERTS, ~Ill!ll !II 1&~ NEW GOWF.R n. DIAL. 7410 DIAL 3469 WASmNGTON DIAL 5016 Complete up·tu·datl DiBtribut,d b1 mnlA.'1ESn. SPECIALISTS IN ALL All "ark Guaranteed lor I , UI PATRICK BY. Meat Markel . ! I CUSTOMS wmtK Fast Service. J' SHEPPARD S -----, nANK. DLIJ. ~02 CALL 7~13 nr 6(011 MeNAJ\IARA 80 CAMPBELL AVE, I SERVICE 8TATlO:!C DIAL 'HI . '114' LTD. :I \ TIRE REPAIRING l)Jal lin '" nl'D\"S ----. Fruit Stores WASHING , 'S III.:T • IlIRL 1 Heating lIATTETIY CHARGING - r,REASING 1rYtJ! tell p!1m!r.eol. E~lPlIIE FIIUlT STORES -- DIAL 2109 a:".u.lIon Ir, '(1 '~Ienr. Delicatessens I For th,. Fruhelt FruIt In Oils, Lubricating GREAT EASTERN OIL iii qulilt, Im'~I'nli Tnwn call .. , D. C, BISHOP ----. I EMPIRE FRUIT STOll COMPANY, LTD. I 'mml~r,n~G I\OAn BELL'S PASTRY and -­ 127 NF:W GOWER ST. j DIAL 6131 . I lU Patrick Strut, Dill Jan J. H. ROBERTS LTD,-- G.~LWA n mVING I Trucking DELICATESSEN · 8-datl flOck. IPEClALl8TII ta CONTRAtTORII , At NIght, nRY. Holidays M I Two Loutlonl: THE .... TRE PHAR\BCY For hst ~~rvicp. call 8019B. ON WATER liT. UPBOLBTEmNB 111 PENNYWELL ROAD i lIunday lor Fut Servi~e aDd I 3 LOCATIONII Fish Stores fte,. General Electric i Guarantied work all nZ7A.. erps!. BMI'!'mgl lilt! IIIMn. 'lallor·mad. SUI' ConN I ... Clare Ave ... Dial 19U DIALSW !.Gill" HWalld . IS KIn,. Raid Dill zm QueeD'. RIIIII •• Dlal ..., CITY FISH SHOP ---­ 'I',A, 1111iI4.I,., .. Pll!8CO'M n, Duckworth !t. .. ])I" II" DIAL n .. ----- Pianos and Organs Real Estate Snack Bars Servlc., QUIUty, yartetJ A. w. Bl\OWN ----~ Used Cars Hearing Aids ; i .. Materials Dry Cleaning A, L. COLLIS -----.. ED'S LUNCH ADELAIDE MOTOR8-- PIaIlO Ind Orlan Showrcom: LIMITED TOPSAIL ROAD n PA TJlIeI: IlTREIT DIAL mt DOWNS DRY-----, BELTONE l HEARING Dial '90Z! 'PBONI %001 WELL COOKED FOODI rOR A CAR YOU CAl' CLEANING Lm. I GLASSES DEPEND ON CALL F'urniture Movers :l·.···:I.¥.'j:., I ... rad~li': Water 5t., Hr. Grlee !'REB DELIVERY COI'erlnll Sl John'. with CALL ADII.AIOE MOTORI LTD. .,~. \ P.O. Box 3~1I COURTEOUS SERVICI. DIAL 3015 rill, E1fl~I.nt Service, S. W. SHORT HOUSEHOLD MOVERS . ~ 1& HAMILTON AVI. , ~ DIAL 2631 II SHIPPERS Lm. DIA,L 8181 TORBAt ROAD Packlnl. Cratln., Shippillg Alentl jor AIUed Via Unll Recruiting i.·..ci4r:~~~/i::I:~!a'l.1 Home Industries Photo Supplies _---- _So_ft_D_ri_nk_s __ Wood-Coal Delivery Electricians, ALLIED AGENCIES ---, MIKE'S COAL AND ---. WHOSE BmTHDA Y? -'--. ATI ... ANTIC FILMS AND IlECRUlTlNG F R E 8 H I II: 'WOOD DELIVERY MARINE, DIESEL and LEDREW'S EXPRESS LTD. Certalnly a handmsrie artlcll ELECTRONICS LTD. . fjUTION With Free Tricolour nnlillte DIAl,. Hit CALL 11675 ELECTRICAL ENG. III DUCllwoaTII IT. , Z WA TE R IT . "'. Gl,. th' ,utut lIem" lMlI lod 100' dUIIM" mo""" from NONIA If only the But Anleo Cameras and Film., 3 ALLIED AGENCIEI " ",.kIIll. crati., Id ohlpplll" Exp05UtI Meters, Fla5h GUIlJ, 'In St. John'. :K Hour 8uvlee for Repaln W.mbil'l of c.W.A, I.d ".M.T.A. wiU do. DIAL 80~9f %17 New Gower St. to Motoh!, GeDeraton &ad ",".11 ,.. Villi" V.. 1111 ... Enlarger Accessoriu BOUJIboid AppUW ... D. 8, LeDRI"", H ....er DIAL 301l DIAL n91 Offlc. 1815, Wuehoult losn Readers'- Convenience Designed For • Our • 4 _. •• , .,. , . ~. : .I .. , ~ ,~ ______. '" \, ~ ______T_H~E_DA_I_LY_N_E_W_S~,M~O~N:D~AY~l ' AUGUll

OX'!':': l!~' 8'1'. JUHN'S ." I H 0 USE FOR SAl~ Netvf Olwdlmul AUCTION FOR SALE FORSALE I KIN Services Wednesday, ",80 Sacks 3 Storey Building I 10 ROOMS August 14th I I S3.00 per e.J. PASSENGER NOTICES ! Corner Patrick and Pleosant 1 J""-l, CONNECTION WEST RUN at No, 3 HOLDSWOR1H ST. \ While they ~ EWSPA~ PLACENTIA . BAY : Streets. Reiu]ar 8 a.m. train lellvlng st. at 10.30 a.m. ST. JOHN'S , Dial 6144H or' John's Wednesday, August 14th" The st::lck.in.lrade belonging' '" immediately off Waler 51,' For information will make connection at Argentla '0 estat late : Public Notice I G' . MUNICIPAL COUNCIL SERIES with M.V, Burin for the West Run' ,e I US Wlnte Ltd i __ _ erml C'), Placentia Bay. MRS. JENNIE WISEMAN DEPARTMENT OF EDt'CATION r. 'Phone 4712·H T COih CONNECTION NOTRE DAME 104 New Gower SI. I i 332 WATER ST. TENDERS WANn' MRS. P. BAY SERVICE Consisting of complete line VOCATIONAL TRAINISG : 3_U_"9_.t_1-- 120 Train "The Caribou" leaving St. of Groceries including tinned INSTITUTE WAN'TIED I FOR DEMOLITION AND i Marine 0 John'.make IIconnection p.m. to.day, at ;'Ionda)'.Lewisprote will,. Frulls, James, P,C' kl es, Vine·. Applications arc im'ited for the I Ii REMOVAL OF BUILDING I St. John's, with ~I.V. Clarenville lor regular' gar, Doles, Cornflakei, Mu~ post of Instructor, Wireless Radio, T MEN h ' ports Notre Dame Bay Service " d T S F' h FI at the Vocational Institute, 51. wo wit experience to Engine CON SECTION LEWISl'OR'fE. : tor, co, ugar, IS, oc John's. The salary is on the scale work on Dairy Farm, : Tenders will be received up HELP KIN CORSER BROOK SERVICE 'Wax, Corned Beef, Soups, o[ a Grade V Post, $3740·100·4290. ito 9.00 a.m. Wednesday, Train "The Caribou" leaving 5t. Syrups Monarch Coke Mi: Applicants for the po'st should Apply I August 21, 1957, for the de· - John's ~ p.m. Wedncsday, Aususl ' h' I hold a Commercial Operator's, I UDDY KILOWATT I!! 14th, will make connection at Cor., and numerous ot er artlc es License, preferably First Class, and' William Ireland ,molition and removal of buid· ncr Brook with S.S. Springdale for! Also: hal'c wide practical' experience in ing known as the Old Water rc,ulur. Ports Lcwlsportc· Comcr i 2 N'Jrge Refrigeralors 'tile field of Radio Communications.' BAY BULLS ROAD Brook Serl"lcc. I ' Added experience in land linc pro· Store, King's Road, Gettcr Ii·"I 'nO' LINCOLN ...... ,I', 1,- CONNECTION ST. JOliN'S. I Hom Slic~r, 1 Daylon Com· cedures and elcctronics would also, or P.O. Box 1330, ' b V I LEWISPORTE SERVICE i puting Counter Scales to' be oC,I'alue .. PrcI:ious instructh'nal si. John's West The work of demolition and r'...Aosts Less Train "Thc Caribou" Icaving SI. i • h 30 Ib 1 S· B I I expemnee In tillS [Irld would be' ---- - .---._- ----~ removal mu't be done In i 1'"' I .1ohn's Thur.dal", August l~th, will' welg s., prmg a· I desirable, but not absolutely e5ll'l1 ' MUNN M make connection iit Lell'isportc with ance Scales, Victor Combino'-' tia!. , : : accordonce with specifica.' I i Bonal'ista for regular ports. f N' I C h! .' . N ST d b h C' y ' !\ I' SI.~!.\'. John's. Lcwisporte SCrvlce. ,lion So e, 1 allona as The successful appilcant for. thiS lOCK. , lions prepeare Y t e It " Wlen you go I ,I I. , 5,5, K\'LE SOt:TH L,\B~ADOR i Register 1 Accounl Register" post will be requlrcd .to p~rlOrm I" Eng'lneer and available at his ALI ELECTRIC , I SERVICE ' ' ,Instructional dutlcs entitled In pre· I S.S. Kl"!c on South Labrador Ser. 2 Counler Show Cases, 1 paring St~dent.s for a Secon( Class. office. ' See, hear and plav the beautiful.l- J PLUMBING I~d ,. I "ice will' sail from the :Jock Coastal. Shop Stove. i Comme~ClOI LIcense In partlcular'i ORGANS and PIANOS COIHR~CTOI i' " rr Wharf Noon Saturday. August 17th. "f . H! and assIst I~ any general electr?n·' Tenders in sealed envelop· we now ha •• on display! -==-C}~ I for regular ports to Goosc Bay. . NOTE-R- rlgeralors, lam, les ibnstruetl~nadl program which 'es marked "Tender for de. PianD & Organ Sale. and Servlc. LIGN" p~==-. Install,U:,c IDd , ,Slicer Stove Counter Sca es, ,rna), .e organize. V_Ii to all I, FREIGHT ACCEPTANCES ~ , , , ' I i DutlCS tn commence as earl)' a~ I' . f b Id b A. L. COLLIS & SON I co ...... Y "" I , I 0 I eO 11T.cs FREIGHT ST. JOHS'S, : Safe and Cosh Register wd ,posisblc, but preferably not Jater ma Itlon 0 ui ing" must e TOPSAIL ROAD. 'PI-IONE 4902.A· Phone Sml LEWISPORTE SERVICE be sold at noon, : than September 15, 1957. deposiled at Ihe office of the Office, Showroom and Factory: Cheap, Reliable Electricily 48 , I: Freight for regular ports 5t.' Goods will be sold in loIs i . Applications, together with quali. undersigned. GRACE, 'PHONE 26! In and Around St, John's FOREST l 1 tl n nd r f h Id b ~ARBOUROffiCI and Showroom: __ ~~-~~~...... ----' ~,::I:-:an_~_-l._l)' ___RD~ John's. I.clI'isporle Serl"iee for to suit urchasers, All article! . Icn a sa. c ercnces s au. e -- forll'c.rdlng I"ia Lewisportc and" p . ~ent to the Director of Vocalton,al The lowest or any tender ~I.V. Bonal"ista will be ncceptcn al I to be paid for ond taken de· Education. P.O. Box 4~4, SI. John ~. I I, . . d 'I' . d' I I II I ann should reach him not later 'not necessarily accepted. the Rulway Freight Shed to· a)" Ivery Imme 10 e y 0 er so e. than August 31s1 1957. ' I I 9. a.m. to !I p.m.' .., I PETER PAN SALES LTD,· E B FORAN I ~Ionda)", I ' . ' "HEIGHT SORTIIERN I Joseph Fltz:glbbon, DEPUn: ~1I!111STEn OF I P.O. Bo)( 725 Dial 2824 .., ; LIONS L.\BMDOR SERVICE . 'n I' 20 t:DLCATIOS i City Clerk " I, I6 3gl I ,i I Frci~ht ~ ort hern La bra!1 or Srr· AU CT lONE ER :.i g."'i i'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ii°i'li2iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ I : I "icc for forwartlin~ 1'101 S.S. Kyle, DIAL 2006 ' ANNUAL l and for trnnsfcr t~ ~I.V. Trepassry \ ~! Goose Ba)', will be accepted at '_------­ I , , I the Dock Coastal· Shcd Tuesday,: NO DOW'l PAYMENT August 13th, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m" and j I, I. EASY TERMS REPRESENTATIVE Wednesday, August 14th, 9 a.m. to SALES Kal'l ts tl,Q Lime for yoUl Noon. " I" new WATER CARNIVAL ~ , ~ I. FREIGHT SOUTH LABR,\DOn TILE or ~ INOL.EUM Leading National Company requires energetic man, 25·30 j. SERVICE FL.OORS, QUIDI VIDI LAKE r'rei~llt South Lahrador Srrl'icc AIID MINOR REPAIRS years old, preferably with a uni',ersity back9round, and some , , ,. lor re~ular ports St. John's to : CALL , Goose Bay for forwardin~ via 5.S. marketing experience. AUGUST J5th .... hyle will be accepted at the Dock Cabot Construction , , , . , COlstal Shed To·morrow, Tuesday, i; " 9 ~ and Supplies Ltd. (Sponsored by St. John'5 Lions ell;I;) ! I ',; f I.m. to p.m .. and \\'cdnesrlay, This position offers a challenge to someone willing to August 14th, 9 a.m. to No~n. 01.1 5658 DuckwDrth St. . , r," accept increasing responsibility and desirous of advancing to , FREIGHT ST, JOHN'S· Alter h~urs call 460 , CORNER BROOK SERVICE Mit. JAMES ADAMS, 7931H .• SPEED BOAT RACING I j Freight for forwarding via 51. management level. I " I John's and S.s. Northern Ranger TOY AND NOVELTY WHEELS I [: for regular parts St. John's· Cornfr '-======:: • CASH, Work will require continuous and thorough analysis of I \' Brook SU"'lce will bc accepted at I- the Dock Coastal Shed To·morraw, The Avalon :. SIDE SHOWS AND CANTEENS, Etc. Tuesda)·. 9 n.m. to ~ pm, ~nd Fast changing markets, Person selected will initially work out ~'~~~~esda)", August 14th, 9 a.'m. tal Ex~ayating CO. of St. John's, but must be willing to be located elsewhere In 'has a Bulldoicr working In the Newfoundland as assigned. SPEED BOAT OWNER'S BOOTH SPACE i "Deer Park" area, Salmonicr Linc. ' All Speed Boat Owners ore in· Space P'!::II I Anyone with work to be done in This position offers good salary, liberal benefit plans, vited 10 participate in the various Those wishing Booth . :~, i that area may 'Phone: i automobile financing and operating allowances, races. For further information apply to the Lakelide Bend • , JOSEPH E. MOORE, Hr. Malll, : '.' contact: from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Tu I Or contact ,I MR. TOM PEHEN ...... 5741 ~lICHAEL CROWLEY, All information pertinent to applicant's qualifications and August 13, Payment on t~1 MR, JIM COLLINS ...... 90139 , Salmonler Une )xperience should be directed in handwriting to ; aglO,12 Positively No Firecrackers allowed on the Race Course I--TORENT BOX 9 coI THE DAILY NEWS ~ Two adjoining OFFICES, 2nd Rug9, 31 floor. Occupancy October 1- 1st. One OFFICE 3rd floor, occupancy Seplember 1st, . Centrally located on Water I . St, Apply $750.00 FILL.A.CARD $750,o~

r.rl \TlnB~r. 'r!lIr,rr" 'I Box 5 'n"7 .,,"11 .... ca nl!'ll Itnu\ ~~~~~~~~.. ~I ______c/_lo. __ D_a_il~y_N_e_w_s __ __ KINSMEN NEWSPAPER .BIN GO··-SERIES No. H FOR It crey, two Apartn'i FOR SALE 100 CONSOLATION PRIZES Immediate posses SITUATE B STOREY & A HALF, HARBOR VIEW AVENUE One pair of first quality nylons will be given for each of the first 100 cords hoving a full line under O. All cards good for the main prize Consisting of living room, dining room, kitchen and of course, three bedrooms, This home was built lost fall and is JOHN J now selling for $11,000,00, Easy term! arranged. REAL E Early possession, HOW TO PLAY BINGO CARDS NOW ON SALE 165 HARBOR VIEW AVENUE, OFF TORBAY ROAD -Each person selling cards will have a master sheet with numbers marked We will build a new BUNGALOW consisting of living 1. Bingo numbers will appear in the doily pope!'!, room, dining room and kitchen with buill·in cupboards, daily as they appear, hardwood flooring on the three bedrooms as well as 2. Mark numbers off as th\lY appear, -You can buy a card any time and ploy, the living and dining rooms and hall, Fully equipped -Cards good for current series only. bathroom, Furnacc, heated. Full size concrete base· 3, If you have a full card, or get a completed line under 0, Telephone -All cords are in sealed enyelopes, ment. Lot 75' x 225', Down payment as low as' 7269. ( $2000,00, Easy monthly instalments, -All numbers called will be published once a week. 4, Bingo musl be phoned in by 10 p.m, on the day cord completed. -Limiled number available. BUILDING LOT on Topsoil Rood. just West of Brook· 5, Winner of Bingo will be announced the following day after Bingo CARDS - 50c EACH field Road ond several choice BUILDING LOTS in .the Is declared, west end of the City on which we can build 0 dwelling to your own specifications, Easy terms t::rranged. ------BUNGALOW situated on Blackmarsh Rood, $1000,00 NUMBERS CALL.~D TO DATE: down and low monthly instalments. , N G 0 Two storey HOUSE Cook Street. Immediate Possession, B I Cards available at Lawton's Drug Store, 17 34 48 64 Price $B500,00; $1,000 down. 2 .4 19 37 46 Bell Island and at most city Drug Stores. 20 39 50 'PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT 21 51 27 45 57 A. W. BROWN 30 43 59 REAL ESTATE AGENT 57' PATRICK ST. 'PHONE 2005 NEW~S~,.:..MO_N_~_y,_A_U_G_US_T_1_2,_1_9_57______~- .~------~------,

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nished, including elecrtic stove , ': 1 ':! and refrigerator. Excellent The funeral of aur late Comrade, Thomas Hammond, , ,! NEWSPAPER BINGO will 'ake place this afternoon at 2.30 p.m. from his locality. local, people prl- I • \ ," STADIUM , r " I' I . ferred. . lale residence, 48 Quidi Vidi Roed. All available Ex­ AUCTION Servicemen are requester; 10 attend. , ,,'1 "1 ' I ~ . II ' SERIES NO. 1D 'Phone 6178H J. W. GOODYEAR. II'....! I I I ;.' Monday, Aug. 12',· Secre/ary SI: John'5 Branch " , Tuesday Night , MRS P. J. HOGAN, 2 p.m. i ------' PRELIMINARY NOTICE Wltl (£0101111 ([Illb , ','II:'I I 120 Newtown Road, 9.00 p.m. 65 Head Choice I -' -~:\. " ,': i S' J~hl1\ Newfoundland Butchers' Cattle " , I' TAG DAY :' CLUB 30 GAMES FOR $1.00 HELP KIN HELP OTHERS on behalf of the , , I' , r.; ! CLOSED CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION , '. 'i (Relllrvl the date and watch this spacil ;,', On i TO-DAY ag10,12 I to.morrow for attractive Prize List) 1 I Ill! liNCOLN ...... $4800.00 I I I (Tel) I,!' TO LET FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 rd I, ----'------,--- I ' MUNN MOTORS, LTD. Business Premises· I • . ------I . '-"M~.m'b.!I!Iril!o"l '1h~.gl~no~rll!.~"J~~ I BAY BULLS GERRY HALLEY SURVEYS LTD. "!:.qulre Club" 140 WATER STREET (opposite Job's Cove. WELCOMES ITS FRIENDS TO THE ANNUAL GERARD T. HALLEY, I Apply , j Newfoundland Land Surveyor C. W. MAINWARING , I , I GARDEN PARTY Member Canadian Institute of Surveying , I I_~-,p,~o~,e 91609 I ON SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST J8th and Photogrammetry .'-IIH :1.\I:"'Jlr.1 1 Ill,! '\11.11 H\,'L~r~ noneln. and illnl., Nlrhll, III unlqu. ,';lll) 1m: ,\I.!. 1\II'OIlTA:\'1 nnc1 InUrn.'" .tmolphere. GREAT EASTERN OIL F.nlrrtlllnn1lnl Monday. Wfdnllld.~, All the usual attractions and delicioul Turkey [OI(Illt: ftlR\I~ • ~ll\ t'1.00RI:"i(' • SIIEATIII:\(; Frldo:v. Iil.turd.y, & IMPORT CO., LTD. ESTATE SURVEYS opo" l p,m. ~",okfl.ld lIald. rll\T II f\,;' 1\1'(1 ITS (,O:'\~THL'CTllJ:\, TF.I.EPHOSE _Im~ IIa,iio, Tele~19ion, Washers, Teas will b. lerved. Refrigerators. Deep FreeurI, • CADASTRAL SURVEY~ • MINING ClAIMS ------~------Electrtic Ranges, • TIMBER SURVEYS • TOPOGRAPHIC SURVEYS I ~ , OUR EXTERIOR BOND PLYWOOD Floor Poll~hers. , , Gramophones, • SUB-DIVISIONS • DRAUGHTING I _ 'j'."r 10 I:,r,,. 01",'" ('IlI'craCe, It~ wah'rpr(Lof qU:llilic! Public Addrelr, System., , ' :, coo: ;r,\t11 :,1\(\ l1 "'il. at ~n ('xtrcmrly cconomical pricc. Velvet Horn Tape Recorders. , , .: :W,,\ Ie:'!,,!, IO,d:I) or write dlrc~t for further m· REPAIRS A!'ill SERVICE Assotiafes: ROBERT REDMOND 5 LINES Club BINGO . CIAL. 3001 to 3005 JAMES MOORE GAIETY AMUSEMENT CENTRE WATER ST. ROBERT BRIEN OPEN TO-DAY jan26,ly ST. JOHN'S 9 a.m. to 11.00 p.m. TO.N/GHT AT 8.30 'P H 0 N E 90876 TO· NIGHT'S SPECIAL: '5' Gam'l for $100. ea. INSURANCE ------Food' at Its best ,. . .

• 30 GAMES FOR COVERAGE .. " , HUGO LIMITED $1. WANTED , ! ' , ROOFING and CHIMNEY SERViCe FOR YOUR I: ! RESIDENTIAL. INDUSTRIAL. I HOUSEKEEPER for family of Miscellaneous DEPARTMENT MANAGER I, "\rE STOP THE DTlIP- WITH two (man and wife). Modern I AUTOMOBILE. O,\'E TRIP" BIDGOOD'S home wilh all modern appli- "INYIiST IN REST." S tiP I , ances. Mlddle.aged woman rre. comfortably. We .peclallze SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR COMFETE~JT Waterford Bridge Road 460 WATER ST. DIAL 7840 ferred. Apply to Mrs. JOI. In repalrlnll Ind recondilloll- THE NUMBER PERSON to take over our Flooring Divi~it:n O'Drllcoll, 1ft Dartmouth Place Ing all t~'pes Springs and CATERING or 'Phone 91829. . Mattres~a G I' a I ant e e d TO CALL IS comprised, of Armstrong and GoodyEar Floor­ TO :Foi SALE-O~;large Eleci;ll:- work. Mattrmes for back ing Products and other allied lines. i Frlgldlare Range in perfect Illments a 8'leclalty. 'Phon. WEDDINGS i condition, at I Bargain Price, 6449 or 3'361, Slanc\!rd 4131 Apply by letter only stating qualificatiens­ PRIVATE I In use only Beven month~. Bedding Company. LId., not essential --':I;:;e, I " I Apply to 2B Smilh Avenue or I Flower H;". feb2D.tf previous experience PARTIES MAJORS PAJH SCHEDULE Telephone 9246~L" • A. E. HICKMAN education, prevlou5 employment, salary ACE ., YOiiNG-wmtA~ -req~lir~-;R;;o;--1 Wall Walhtng AND DINNERS CO., lTD. expected, etc., to WfIDAY, AUGUST 13th, CARD GAME and __ ._ WALL WASHING-Willi 1- Bo~~~~~~~ 49~~~. e,.I'" B. PLOUGHMAN, ATTRACTIVE PRIZES . POSITION WANTED by prac· ed by nr" merhln •. Relult, Dial 4485H tical Nune. 10 work by day or perfect; uve\ palnt.-N~·. c '0 A. E. HICKMAN CO., LTD. nlcht. Apply 10 0921L. Ig12,31 Method RUI Ind Wall Clul)o St. John's WfDNESDAY, AUGUST 14th, A DANCE 23WEEKLy-~;ingl~~eIY en. FTeshwater Road, 'Phon. , I: ' MODcR~JAIRES ORCHESTRA FOR RENT dresses given you I! bonus. 91033. 11I2li.1M_ , I .lult show North American NBW METHOt) RUG CLEAN- I, SELF CONTAINED STADIUM \ -~. ! ! Fashion FrOCKS to friends. No ERS. Rug! and Car p • t I lUNDAY, AUGUST J 8th, A DANCE canvasslngf, Investment or ex· m d t Innlt lnt new Von Immediately : : : ~ Ground Floor Flat perlence necesnry. North Am· a, 0 I MODER~JAIRES ORCHESTRA erlcan Fuhlon Frock., LId., Schrader !lror.e~1 adds ,elrl SCHEDULE Wanted , • I I, in the West End. Two bed- 3452 Indutsrial Blvd., Dept. to life of ruil Cleaned 111 , 1, ( EXPERIENCED TYPIST " Y.J.6B1, Montreal. home or at our plant Phon. , MIDAY, AUGUST 20th, CARD GAME !Irooms, kitchen, living room - ' 91033. Nrw M~thod RUI I MONDAY, August 12th: and dining room and bath­ FOR SALE - New Milch CO". Cleanerl Fr,,~vl'lter Road. . WRESTLING 8.45. With thorough knowledge office routin9. Apply 10 Walter Kelly, Middle -.-:=-~-'-----:--- room. Electric range and hot Cove. 151850111 IiUITARS - Horn., ,TUESDAY, August 131h: Excellent starting 5alary to succe~sflJl ctpplicant WIDNESDAY, AUGUST 21st, DANCE weter. 220 wiring. Base COMPETENT AND BAR n. .Button t'!top Accordeol1.l and I $1.00 BINGO 5pon!oTed by , COMMANDOS ORCHESTRA approved . DRIVING ulellady-on your. HannoruclI, Richmond Buo- Baseball League. Apply .. :::~ -Hloh commls!ion. Gen. phone!. BooII!1 Clarinet •. - WEDNESDAY, August 14thl own • Cbarl" Hutton & Sonl. P.O. BOX 518 c:o DAILY NEWS 'Phone 6141 H uine advancemenl opportunl. fe!J3.eod" ROLLER SKATI!'iG 8.00 to 10.00 ties. Inquire at DORALDINA THURSDAY, Augult 15th: 8g10.12 COSMETICS CO., " O. Box 8, Inlurance STADIUM DA!'iCE, I Station C, Monlreal, or contacl 9 to 12.30, plinces Orchestra. FOR SALE , Mra. C. C. Moulton, Division IN5URANCE-I.wrlnl ,n'h- FOR SALE Managerm by 'phoninK 2493H. Ir LImited InIurlnce Depan· FRIDAY, 16th: II'C'!l, h"o Apartment BUNGALOW. land free­ WANTED . PRACTICAL NUR!lE WA~TED Fn:n~-;;-'l~~' "'8!~~a~~~le'I~:~ ROLLER SKATING, 8.00 to 10.00 Two storey detached conloining kitchen, living roam. pOlleslion. A reliable Woman 10 come six : w work by day or night. RI' Telephon. ~166 or 1\18'7. ISATURDAY, August 17th: dining' room, bathroom" 4 bedrooms, Youngsl()wn I"~ediote ferenc! needed, Apply to ROLLER SKATIr-.'G, lIo)'s a week O!onday through ~927L. agl0,SI OIlPIINDABL.1 FIR! INSUR· 2.00 to 4.00 and 8.00 to 10.00. kitchen sink, floor coverings and window drapes In- 2 [l.rn. 51TUATE BERTEAU AVENUE Snluruay) from to 8 _ - ANCE-Don'l I'IIk ,.OUf valu- P,Il1 ,to do general house· 'eluded. Immediale possession. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT, 4.50 ablel to "save" • fe'll doll,l'I. I cleaning In 8 modern home SITUATE 31 PARADE ST. and to take care of a small per month. Also Typewriters Our r.INltl, rellabl' polley SPECIALIZED LIGHTING child. In addition t{] baby sit and Addinll ~!achlnes For Sale. ~Iye. lmmetllltll llrottctlon. JOHN A. BYRNE as required. References re·, (Trade.lns accepted). Terms 'Phone e9:l1 or wrlt. I. J. SALESMAN qutred. Interested parties arranged. All macl1inel In good Lacey. P.O, BM S06 rt!lll.tf We have immediate opening in JOHN A. BYRNE REAl ESTATE AGENT condition. Dial 5862F. should apply to Cantlct 5T ...... "OWI.ER, It-. Newfoundiand for an aggressive REAL EST ATE AGENT ,. and ambitious salesman, age 35 to , 165 WATER 51. Res. 90131 1I1RS. PETER TO LET - One furnllhed Bed- nouf bu:Jdlnl, for 'Ire Auto- Res. 90131 ...'. 50, 10 call on s\Qre~, garages, re­ Office 7631 165 WATER ST. OUTERBRIDGE. Iltting Room. Apply 142 Water mobUe 3nd Plate Glal'!! Insur- --,--' ------_._- 5 River View Avenue, St. East or Pho_ne _23_9_7_A __ aglO,Zl anc.. ClaIms prompU, II!ttl- slaurants, molels. hotels. schools, marked St. John's, Dr 'Phone 1 - ed. 'Phon. 85S1-P,O. Bos hospitals. o{fices, \\'ith our exclus­ 1174 for an appointment I YOUNG DRIVERS ITe alway. 63. ive lines of garanteed fluorescent welcome in my Olfice. and WOODWORKING MACHINES and incandescent lamps ~nrt spec- FOR SALE '-______-.: apllHc' tlons favourably rec~' I i8lized lightln~ equipment. Hi~hest INSURANCE ______\ ved, bued on merit, coverlnl of every delcriptlon. Flit feed Two storey detcched containing kilchen, living rO("I11, matchers, ~1oulder8, B.nd Re· : commission arrangempn( a,'surps, WEST END COAL S!RVICB Public LlabllltybPropert7 flam· UWI, Blowers Electric or Di~ I above·average income a~d a se,!, dining room, 4 bedrpoms. bathroom, hardwood flOurs. (W Bna"') CAJa.. ~l.OO bal; I I.e Haurds. on't turn Ih. AGENCIES ~@1 mot ora, Generators. V pul· cure. digmlied career. No mghl- I bag8 !N $2 7~; • bags for wheel of your car unleu yeu leys and belt. Everything In work, no week·em! work. A top. Wired for 220 volts. Full basement. Oil furnece; '~,50i P bags tal $6.75, For have thl. 3rd party coverl.e.- Mill Supply.-Eastern Machin. notch producer will be eligible for /lulck dellve~y dial 929~9-A W. F. Caldwell, Fire & CIlUIlIy ery & Equipment Ltd., 5100 driveway . • . Inluranel Allnt, Tim p I I promotion to district sales man' SITUATE 124 FOREST ROAD Hoch~laga St., Montreal •. ager within eight months. This Is ~g Pearcl AVI~nur. janll,lm BulIdlng. Duckworth StreIt, jy19,lm ______St. John' •. 'Phon. 2488. an exceptional opportunity for a man who enjoys direct selling. JOHN A. BYRNE Agents Wanted Write Hi·Test C{]rporation, Dundas, OUR CHALLENGE REAL ESTATE AGENT Barber Ontari{] ag12,3i Res. 9013T WE offer no IIlary, expense., Office 7631 165 WATER ST. Help Wanted-Female - ---"------'HI CENTRAL BARBIIA SHO' ' peRllen plan, etc" but If yOU are -- ---~- .. -_ .. -_. W. are nOW opHatlng Ilx : an "ble and willing worker we SZ~ WEEKl.Y for wearlog lovely chair •. You cln be RAsured I offer you the opportunity to earn dresses ~iven yOU as bonus. FOR ALL of the belt possible lervlce all the money you want. .lust show North Am~ric;ln WANTED F;lshion Frocks'" friend, •. ~o' plu. the IIRS! pouible ",.it· I You receive commis8ion weekly liSE EXPF:IlIENCTD YOUR Inl. 24 N@w GOller Street, on all orders rerelved plus reo canvassing, investment or ex, opp . .'I.,lelaide If you peal!. Our product Is expendahle , perience necessary. North Am­ M~lorl TELEVISION TECHNICIAN SEE AND DRIVE prefer app'lntmrnl .ervlc. and 8~ % of our business Is repea!.1 erican Fashion Frocks, Ltd" Phone 15231·A We are the leaders In our field 3452 Industrial Blvd. Dept. A~D ONE EXPF.RIENCElJ THE NEW CLUTCHLESS selling 10 stores, factories. officel, Y-1614 Montreal. APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN Blautlcian etc. If you Ire thirty plu&-if you C-ASH PAID for comics, mlga­ hl)ve a c.r~lf you are Intere.ted zlnes, pocket books, accordl· MORRIS OXFORD MoNA RlAN lleau&,.IIIIOII, TA. in a guaunteed future In lelllng, Apply In person tD Bullt!lng, DUCKworth Street, ons, guitars. guns, typell'rlteu, wpeelallzlnll In III methods , write lewing machincs, men's William Pound Agencies Limited. I THE CERTIFIED ,ELEeTRIC . clothes and footwear, Jobn D. permanent waving, tlnllng and COMPA!'iY, Comer of First Avenue IIIDd Porlugal CoVe Road ~ ~ aird Motors Ltd cutin.. Open TUladay Ind Snow. 9 New Gower SI. DIAL 80378-9 Commerc~al Plrk, nunda., Ontlrlo uIO.12 ThursdAY nights. Ilx o,,~rltor .. Iull.l0.12 ' lm,June20. Dial M77 fDr aIlDDintm.nl _-----... ' MERRYMEETING ROAD , \ THE DAILY NEWS. MONDAY . Happy Spirit Palace Silent At Court IN STOCK TOP High' spirits seemed to prevade On Criticism the Magistrate'. Court on Satur· LONDON (AP) - The eleg.,: day morning IS the crowded advlser, of Queen Elizabeth al. sinner'. bench and the visitors to answering with I mighty sllencL the courtroom awaited the en· the charge that the court ls hope· TIRE trance of the Magistrate. Twlce ·Iessly out of date. in five minutes the officer of the Silence-laid down by the be·, court had to call the men to order havlor of 900 years of monarchy \' • for calling out, laughing and ~n be the courtiers' only reply Air Force .• R~INBOW TEA BUYS talking. ' to public criticism. Marlin Caidin ...... $1 0.00 A man charged with consuming A muffled debate about the Th I d'bl Crash alcohol in I public place ple!lded people Who sUl1'ound the pretty e nere I e .• KELLOG'S CORN FLAKES nat guilty to the charge. He did young sovereign. goes on can·, Ivar Kreuger not think that the place was stanUy in Britain, but never be· L II $39' rook-bottom prices , public, he said. The constable who fore has It been given the public Allen Churcroi ...... ~ .• SMITH'S SPLIT PEAS made th'e arrest said that he went airing It received last week. Extra Special GOO~~E4R <8> NY LON to Welsh's L&ne, which is I pub· Responsible h 33·year·old Lord .• SMITH'S GREEN PEAS ficia1 IIc thoroughfare at the request of Altrlncham. who wrote in his· Correspondent r CUSTO,., SUPER· CUSHION a woman who lived in the neigh· magazine, the English and :-;a· Gwarl Price ...... $4.5C bourhood. He did not lee the ae· tional Review, that the royal .• SMITH'S LIMA BEANS ,;, . ·top urfety value for only cused drinking but he had half courtiers are out of touch with The Innocent Use a bottle of beer in his hand. T~B the times, Ambasadors more than .• SMITH'S ROUND PEAS ~~~~es~as postponed to call WIt· s!fd ~oE;: other things too- I Philip Wylie ...... " .". $4.9= custom rayon Pt:: By GUY Ten people, two of them women such as that the Queen's speak· IWe Live By Sun $ 35 tires. were found guilty Dr being drunk Ing style gave him a pain in the J G d C k $2 63 EVAPORATED APRICOTS canadian Pre on the public strect. Seven of neck. Hc criticized her upbring. • or on 00 .... " . (size 6.70 :t 15, tube· type, •• DIN, Glue. ,(( Low prices in other sizes too) them were second offendcrs and Ing and education but manly Global Strategy were fin~ $10 eoch. One of the amed his fire at her advisers ac· E J K' f CAMPBELL'S SOUPS worst air disastel men said that he had not been cusing them of separating ber ., Ings on- ~ •• bog where . drinkln~, and 'said that he was from her subjects. McLoughry ...... $3.7 w "only stuAned". He told the His lordship's outcry has bal· Victoria, Albert, and GOODJ1iE4R magistrate that he was only sick, looned into a granddaddy of a I locked in a sub." and he had the kind of .iekness royal ro\\' and numerous Britons, Mrs. Stevenson by the impa: <8> SUPER-CUSHION thl.lt he sometimes falh down. Be· from the Archbishop of Canter· Ed'ted b fore Magistrate O'Neill had a bury 10 cockney flower sellers, I y . Reg. 114.30, IIOW only chance to say guilty the man said, are commenting. Edward Baykrn .... " .. $5.00 GEORGE NEAL Lt~, "Givc me a chance your honour ,The Life and Times of In the name of God." When told Ihat he w;:,s fined $10 he replied, BIRTHS IClarence DeCatur HOWl TELEPHONE 2264· 3420 ·4440 "I'I! give you that when I comes L I' R b rl $5 DC $ 45 from the banks, your honour." , ABBOTT - Born to Mr. and es Ie 0 e s ...... • and your class" A" A woman who is well known to Mrs. Wm. Abbott (nee O:Brienl The Age of Piracy trade·in (size 6.00 x 16 the police said that she was not at st. Ciare's Mercy HospItal on $4 50 drunk when she was arrested at A\1~ust 8th, a daughter, 7 Ibs. Roberl Carse "."...... -bargains in other sizes toO) 5' a,m. on Barter's Hill. The 8 oz. WORTHWHILE OBIECTIVE CHECK~lATE CE~TE\\Bll\ From Russia with Love ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE, RJ:lIBEY, Alta. ICFI policemr.n said that she staggered ARTY" t '!r and I FI . $2 75 Newspapers in pursuit of worth· was lome MORI -Dorn a " . an emrng .... ""...... Alta. (CPJ-Mrs. D. Lukenbill, Bertha Bloom, a I' and was drunk, and that he had ~!rs. Stephen Moriarity, Linden T tt' wbile objedh'el do not need to who stopped her car to avoid hit- conl'alescent ho'pitli have felled warned her at 4 a.m. to go home. Court, at SI. Clare's Mercy Hos· a Ing throw every little problem into , I, I' GOODliE4R ting a ram blocking the highway, I bra led her lOol'.h . <8> DEL UX E She claimed that she walked that pital on August 11th, a son, Wayne the centre of the arena and kick i' . \, Faifh Compton found the tables turned when the left ~I anl',Dba for but in airlin i ,Ii'i ~ wr-y because her feet hurt. and Anthony, wcight 7 Ibs. ~ oz .. ~!rs, MacKenzie "." ...... ,,$2.50 it around for the amusement of ram chargcd and butted the front! but moved r.ere .. SUPER· CUSHION when Inspector King asked her ~!oriRrtv Is the fonner Malzle E, the public. - Rouyn • Noranda ~ discounted. ! !:I of her car every time she tried' her four sons ~er! I I. I, what she IVas doing on the street Ra[use 'of Moncton, N.B. Vagabond's Ca5tle (Que.) Pms. UJW Reg. s19.65, now only to mOVe around it. occaSIOn, maked cutll'e 531d ~e at that hour she told him that she ------frorr. tr,c QUEen Inl : ': ' had no home and had to go some· PHILLIPS-Born to Mr, ar.r.l AIRCRAFT NOISE e\'iden~ t.h Lois Tamplugh ~ ...... $2.10 isler Dlefcnbaker. size where. She claimed that she had ~!rs. "Herk" Phillips (nee O.'Brien) The Lighthearted Quest Anyone who has lived near an HEAVY TAKE ever caused a pIa 6.iO x 15 not hod I drink. but the police at st. Clare's Mercy HospItal on . $3 DC airport knowl t1!'e rising level of HUMBOLDT, Sask. (CP)-~!rs. In 1[1.10 it rou!d 95 said she staggered and had I Augusl 10th., a daughter. Ann Brrdge ... " ...... " . 'traffic and the consequent in· E. KUcher had to .all for aid in whether the wre ,"-,,.''''' $ strong smell of alcohol. She was crease In noise is intensely irritat· getting to the bank after midway a Central LI ,( and your class" A" , I trade-in-savings with lhree men, and she asked CAREY - Born at St. Clare's O' k & ( Ltd Ing. The solution must lie in cut· concessions paid a 51,000 fec. It caused by a llg' 1 ( the policeman why he arrested ~!ert H~s)lta~nl~~lne 7~~r;~,~7~ Ie s 0., . ling down the noise at its source, Was turned in in 25·cent pieces circular meta:lie temporary blindi , in other sizes too! P I, her and left the three men. She dO hSt . aglO,12 The Booksellers -Lachute (Que.) Watchma.n. and she couldn't lift it. I the form, of ! Chi1:~' bv 3 lightning fla , r.sked for I postponement to calli auS_ er. ------'sald there are t cases of alrcr witnesses. , PU I destroyed in seve , A motorist charged with drunki ,_ PHONES 2008·3191 - ~25 We mount your new tires free of drlvinc on August 9th, pleaded· __ SIXY IS a hurricane - wh

1 ' In~ol\'fd flew at I I /' charge. See us now and save on not guilty and had his case post· 'Q SEZ.. ---ENGA-G-E-~-IE-:-;-T--- 'I I top quality Goodyear Tires. paned until Friday, August 23rd. ,I I \ Ball of $200 with a surety was al· I \.j The engagement is announced Let Guardian in the Issoud ,t " lowed. i 1 Want the of Miss Maureen Heavey, R.N., sefing the M , A young man was found gil1l1y i I picture dau~hter of Mr. James Heavey before it f I I; !; of WIlfully Ilnd unlawfully damag. i i Of Per· and the late ~!rs. W. Heavey, " One claim '; ins a car, or causing a disturbance fection? Athlone County, West Meath, Ire· ' four propellers we I,; [ by fighting, shouting, swearing I Send your land, to Arthur E. Harnett, lIOn d \, GUARD the, beard an exp and using ebscene language on films In of Mr. and Mrs, H. Harnett, 8t. " Nfld. Tire Service , ' , , Lhe plane disappear . . , the Conception Bay Highway on OUR lohn'l, I , l WATER ST. (opp Railw~y Station) August 2nd, and assaulting an direction. Lhunder clouds. DEATHS I I RCMP constable near Long Pond, ri DARK , ' 'PHONE 7431 • 7665 " Your of I : ~!anuels 6 HOUR PHOTO Future the plane , . while he was making an I MAHER - Passed peacefully , from Lond . arrest. i FINISHING I away on August 10, after I long ,I I' ,I I' vacationers fr · " The man pleaded gu!lly to all I I iii ness, John Francis Maher, in his 1 Ii i I IN BY 10:30 OUT BY 4:30 -: t . three charges lind was fined $150, : 79th year, leaving to mourn their said It had " ':, Dated Prints , I I; 1055 with caused the' crasb. ' .. sad loss wife, six daughters, one Fully protect your home or business against FIRE a , . , son, thirty eight grandchildren, !3!d limf;:ht h4n I I Ii MUSICAL· CLOCK tl six: €reat grandchildren; also two "GUAR.DIAN" FIRE INSURANCE POLICY. ~ of 100 things.' sisters and one brother. Funeral u me down near I miles ~ollUll\'est ! : f: I ------I today, Monday, at 10.15 a.m., from I his late residence Quidi Vidl. Mass a few minutes afl "all well" at 1 ,! I at St. Joseph's Church. Burial at Contact us to-day for all details before fire DOES strike! We 2J Q1.:ebi!c's airport. I I k ,\ ~!ount Carmel Cemetery. • ~ f ' lI'itb no s!gn of II i 1'1 'I . . O'BRIEN - Died after I long can help you flame-proof your future . . I illness at the General Hospital on five o'clock by ~ " Good ~' Saturday August 10th, Patrick hired man 0{ j • O'Bden 'aged yean. Leaving , : ~B 1 to mourn father, three listers, on whose land I: 1 Morning" "YOUR NEWFOUNDLAND AGENTS" ted, said they we Miss 1.!innie O'Brien Mrs. Alice !r tractor voh . : Marcel, Quebec, and' Mn. Eliza . , , craIt come strai~ Neighbor beth Ebbs, Pen~well Road. , . , swamp. PI_ cOluld" .. jud Funeral to take place from his ,~ i. \ nol!e drowned ~ ;' I thll ••• your frlmdJ aDd sister's residence, 177 Pennywell acl&hborJ. If we c:aJI h.1J, laid Jean.Guy MI Road, Tuesday morning. yau 10 an, way wldt drol'e a half.mile your IIIlurance prabllmt, WILSON - Passed peacefully , . LTD, away at ottawa, Arci1ibald WiI· 1. & M. WINTER ,1 " .ftut call " • bodies were scatter son eldest Ion of the lale Capt. two acres of lev Andrew and Mary Wilson. Leav· GENERAL MERCHANTS • muskeg. The i ing to mourn three brotheu Ind where the pia one sister, Peter, Jamel and ST. JOHN'! already filled I\' FRANK ~1. COVERT, DUCKWORTH STREET HENRY HARNISCHFEGER FREDERICK SALDITI Betty residing at Boston, and OBE" DFC" Q.C, Willhim P. of SI. John'a. (Boston papers please COpy). was call~ in M( Announcement is made of the election to the Board or tile Directors of Maritime Steel and FUNERAL NOTICE c!ear the area. Fe~ Foundries Limited at New Glasgow, N,S., of Henry H.rnlschfeger, Frederick Saldltt and FIank . that a 2S • fl) 11£, COI'ert, O.B.E., D,F,C., Q.C. HAM;llOND - The funeral ef containing the late Thomas Hammond, Regl· of the fuselage' a 'Mr. Harnlschfeger II executlve vice president and ~!r. Saldltt is vice president of the Ham· mental No. 360, Royal Nfld. least one crew me ilchfeger Corporation of Milwaukee, Wis" internationally known manufacturers of P. & H. Regiment, will take place from might be sucking t power shovels and crane.. Mr. Covert is a partner in the legal firm of Stewart, Smith, hls late residence, 48 Quid! Vidi dee~r. Pumps were . MacKean, Covert, Rogers, Sperry & Cowan of Halifax, N. S., president of Mairs Limited, and Hoad today, Monday, at 2.30 p,m. to St. Thomas' Church. Inter· 'I director of the Royal Bank of Canada. on the crash site lI' ment in the Anglican Cemetery, to Ward off s( Forest Road.-(tely COpy). Six RCMP CI knee-deep In ml in the full _ drl 5 \I'hlch thev b for tourist duty MEN'S Abraham. at Ql SPOT STOCK "una'"th'~' of siiSht.seel TOPCOATS t back . count tbe plan h $12.95 up ~ field he~d' ( e crater-four f LOANS J a.n~ one for t PIPES ~ l",HIAll-Canadlan Lun c.",,..~, j . iii VISIble . 'I'IIlI: PAil-LAND BIlILDIN. At the tu e fligbt plan lay 17. Daek'lfort.ll Btr ..' PRONE ,1M1·,oa ht:rl~r on, part· of W. bin Drlllc:bu 113 So Right lId So tn:lrecariously-on .~rlIU Brooll IIIld Grllld falll ~te was BLACK and GALVANIZED STEEL (up to 6 in.) he of three aboal WEATHERTIGHT I HrrJJy any 5lgl!s ere and.. there PLASr.IC (up to 3 inches) out of t 'from 't Shots with· fl Owillly·bullt 01 thick, uphalt. ~ indicated t SOIL (up to 4 inches) lmpngnotecl felt, coorved with beautiful GlllpacL mineral qr