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For aeHer Sunday tistening 6.15 p.m.-Grantland Rice Story. 6.30 p.m.-Music In a THE. ,DA.ILY NEWS PRESENTS Modern Mood. GEO.THILL"Tenor 10.ao p.m.-Obsession. avallabh at 11.ao p.m.-Pepsi Sportscast. Vol; 62. No. 175 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 (Price'5 cents)-- Charles Hutton &Sons • U.S~ Opposed'To Restricted Shipping ~G~u~il~ty-·~I~P-r~-~e-~-.-25~O-n-.~S~~da-y-, ~'~~o-rl~d~=e=w=C=o=m=m~a=n=d=.,e~rlcanada ~o~d Get ~ onders About ~ edding Plans I At Pepperell iCool. Reception. If

Soldier Princess Mar(!aret's 25th 1Sunday scruples even the Royal court. But reaching the age of 2S birthday Sunday at Bal- ~'ami1y's grouse·shootlng picnic on le~ves Margaret free 10 give th~ .. 'F'ore'lgners" . Barred. . . . the moors-which bas become a Privy Council 12 months' notice of moral Gastle near here WIll tradition on Margaret's birthdays her desire to marry without the Murdered be one of the quietest she has -will not take place, monarch's approval. Fr8 celebrated for "cars-despite This docs not mea~ the princess The Privy Council would pass Luke And Seaway Trade Mu.st Be J • will have no fun durmg the week· such a request on to Parliamenl the fuss the world outsIde end. But instead of taking place where the matter would 1xl debated U.S. Government Hold6 He/pless is making about the event. on Sunday night, the usual birth· by both the House of Lords and On Sunday the princess reaches day party, with Margaret and her the Housc of Commons, If both' WASHINGTON--CP' - Canada would get a cool the age wh~n she con apply to guests whirling to the skirl of reels Houses objccted .to the proposed reception from the United States if she were tb propose morry without the consent of her ployed on the bagpipes, wili be marriage, the prmcess could not Comrades sisler, Que~n Elizabeth. The, birth held Sa\lJrday. night or Monday. wed. • that the two countries bar foreign ships from traqin, T r' _' daf~ approach has touched off Only a few frIends of the Royal THIJtD IN LINf. bdween 'Canadian and American inland ports. NEVi YDRK - An army worl;I.\\,lde speculation about the Family have been invited to Bal· Another course o~n to the prln· She wouid be told that Ihe U.S. court martial Fridl16' senten- eUect it may have on MargDret'~ moral for the weekend. But among c~s~ could be to. renounce aU her ::IJI'crnmcnt is opposer! to any move :------'--... ced Sgt James C Gallagh r often· rumored but nel'er.clarirled them are several gay bachelors !Ol' rights of sUCCCSSI?n to. Ihe tl1r~ne. to restrict the rights of foreign rr.1 .ld 7lTew'" . , '. . ..~ marriage plans. Margare~ to dance with, Includmg At prese,nt she IS tlllrd In II~e. shipping in American ports on the WIol 1 '4 0 10 lIfe 1I11pl'lSOnment for klll-, The hubb!lb of pUblicity outside, h'~r comlD. John Alexander, 41. Conslituhonai cx~rts are not qlll/c Grcat Lakes and along the St. Law. ing two fellow Americun howev~r, wiil not affect the scene Ano.ther Is Dominic Elliot, 24. sure II'hat \l'ou.1d haP.l)~n thcn 1M rellce rll·cr. ___ Br:e!fis _' __ oJ 'Id' . Ch' e Co In~ide Balmoral Sunday . the hvcly son of the Earl and say It would sl111 have to go before There is no suggestion or beUe£ If so 1.ers 111 a mcs :n-. 'It II'ill be a quiet bir'thday be. Monlreal·60rn Countess of Minto. Parliament and a change in the here that the Canadian government mumsL prison camp 111 calise it falls on a Sunday. Apart lie t1a.~ taken Margaret to Ihe law proba.bly wouid he necessary. has any such proposition in mind. GOLD IN THEM CHIPS Korea. from the deeply religious scruples thealre sCl'eral times. Evcry blrthd~y for the last seven ~lol~'el'c:, Ihc q~~sti.on of .Iake •. BADEN BADEN, Gerlll4ny (AP) The 23,\·ear.old Brookh'n native Df all the Royal Family them. NO IIINT LIKELY y~ars the gossips. have been cert· ~ltlppll1g IS ~ccommg mcreasm;:iy -Baden Baden's gambling ca.!inll yowing his innocence.' sahld sh~ Jsehd'es, trhesSttblbadlh day tiinllthet hillltlh. The Impression is strong herc ~~~ ~~a~~~~~~r";t a1°1~:stt01. ~~~!~ I ImpDr~ant \\'lth Ihe start of con· G'/tlounccd Friday it will us, lIolt! wnuld take the case to t e u· ,In s 0 co an is s s I' C Y Ihat th;'! princess's birthday will • TI e h . b I structlOn on the SI. Lawrence sea· c/lips in its r I tt tabl • pr~mt Court if necessary. observed. In many homes the come and go leaving stl11 no hint ~oung men. 'tl Y a\e een prove( ,way nnd was brought to the fore. . au e e . es 0tl1P' . h ff' d lib blind are dra\\' nd th b'lbl wrong every me. tl b t t' d I clal occasion The managemellt Th e elg t • 0 • IceI' court e· s n a . e e of whether or not the rumors are ~ In Lontlon th~ Dail Skctch reeen y y represen a Ions ma e . . • rraled almost fl\'e hours In con· is the only book allolled to bc Itrue'that she wanls' to marry i t dB' I di tYh 'i by Canadian shipping intel'~sts to Isn't u:orned that IInyolle 10il! \'ictin~ liailagher of unpremedia. read. " Group Capt. Peter Townsend, r.~::Z:iala m~~~~eg~S I;;~'~ ~:;s~~ Canada's ro)'al commission on lrolk off trW, them, however. Th. te~ murder. Th~n It took Dnly 20 CANCEL GROUSE SIIOOTr.oIG . father of tll'O .chlldren who Is dl. during the las.t 48 hours between coastal trade. goll! ill the chipl i.~ loorth ftb ;nm~~h to deride on the sen· The princess and her .relatlyes Ivorced from hiS \I'~e. ' ... Townsend and the RO:'al Fam. W.\XT ST. LA\\'ltE:-;Cg liAR tilall IIle amollnt a player will lIet .cnc; e ma~ mum., and friends will not offend the feel. As head of Ihe Church of Eng. ny. The messages have been can, 'I'lw llilminiLlIl l\lal'ille Assoria· for cashillg tltem ill. Ih G I~.~agh~~. wr ~ ~~~~icted t 0; Ings of their highland neighbors! land, the Que~n could not consent cern~d with the d~clslon Mnrgaret liull. l'allnda's Jnrgest shippillg 17TII TEE CASE IN COURT . ra. me 0 s c les ou 0 b~' revelry. I to her sistcr marrying some one Is expected to make shortly about I i budy, nropci't!d lil the commissiLlII a prison camp hut, because he did It was learned that because of Who has been through the divorce her marria"e to him." lla.

, .. ~, ' " ..... ,. Fede .' ;. II II' II • • Will 'Unli USED' C·AR GREAT Reports that supplies Department of reports have LOT have at all t bail of. one It is possible arise from the fact ELIZABETH AVE. made their appear~ areas rcsulting in many other squid 'despite the plies of caplin Iy frozen this i l are still. available Supplies i : Actually, what :, • that squid >Y"'i"'~' : I in some areas, : fair quantities but in other areas •: ,i in deep I'.'atcr and , too rca~i1y. i \ No i , , Since I he 5(111i,I .~ t;-c Dcpartment Ilr. i ' IItmost to sc:urc ~, :; ,.:. is no limit. within ,1 , , C!uunlitics of 5'1ui , •.r ! I p~rtmcnl lI"ill bU) i t::~r ore al'oi 1 at.1I deon!s ha':c :1 AND to huy all I'lC 5'1U ." • o:;tr.il1~d. The 1J3: " ~ ~ P t'Cl" has b~rn ! Bd\·ar.la~e in bu~'i Sa.,pr~5 of sr,u:d "• I ~ I:~t II"ccl:enrl th:~ 'i ,I I Ar~', Chpr,:Ic l!ib rJn~~tr. which qllircmcnl~ !If fl,: nrcns until 5U locally. The r~turncd to HIG.HEST \

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".,' . . . ';I" ...... Ottaw.a Amends Fish Federal. Officials. Will Purc'hase 'Culling Regulations Old "Merchantable" Back From Unlimited Quantity I Reports h~\'e recently been ckcula1ed to the effect thilt supplies of bail in depots opel'atcd by. the Federal IIsFouow~?r~(.tion~~~~~~!~~" Korea· CI'Il1cn and trade, the ~ulling ~egulation.s have been Department of. Fisheries have been e~:haustcd: These I amcnded by an Order 111 CounCil to provide for certain reports ha\'e been g&nrnlly mislead.ng, COl' dep:ts . ihe~e desired changes in the grading of light salted fish. . have at all times when required maintained 'a supply of This amendment has the eficcl bait of. one kind or ano1hel'. . 'o[ cancclling the grade known as 1t Is possible that such 'reports ------'---­ "Mcrchantablc" and substituting Kinsmen Mav arise Ironl the Iact that squid have freezing squid, ~nd at the end of for it the term "Choice": In addi· " made their appearance In certain the present lVeek she Is leaving for tlon, a new grade known 35 areas resulting In demands frOID the south coast to supply the de "Primc" has been instituted to Build Third man)' other sections {or frozen pots at BurIn, Hermltngc,Rosl I take care . of higher quality 1\/1 I III ~qulddesp!te the fact that sup: Blanche arid, Port aUX Basqlles. I MJdeira fish. Hcneeforth, the term lUO( e - orne plics of caplin and herring fresh· Local Supplies . Mad~lra will cover fish of. Madqira It is quite possible that 'in early I)' frozen this sen son were, and \ quality below that of !,rlme, and ,1956 the Kinsmcn Club 'will be It are stili, available at the depots. must be understood that tbe : other sta~dard ter~s, I.e., Thirds, putting another model home up on bait depots arc dependent on local West India, remain 85 hcretofore .. tickets herc in SI. John's. fishermen for supplies of squid [OJ Supplies Irregular . Notices of these .changcs a?d They have already ramed 0[1 (reezlng and holding for the us: Actual!)', wl:at has happencd Is Information coneernmg• descrlp, t \\'0 sue h homes, b0 th 0 f tl lem 0 n of Ilshermen when fresh bait j that squid supplies ~o far this \io.n~ of .t~c var~ous grad.cs are Elizabeth Avenue. Prcsident·eleet ~~ason hal'e .been very Irregular; not obtalnahle (rom the sen. Thl bem" scnt Im~edlatcly to licensed Don MacLeod o[ the Club said yes· . in some arens, such ns Holyrood, depots hal'e no other wny o( Db cullcrs and fish buyers who arc I terday that thl,! Club has bccn dis· fair quantities hal'e hern t3ken. talnlng bait stocks, and rallure o. ~skcd to govern themselves accord.! cussitg it for some time and prob· but in other arcas they hal'c bcen fishermen to eo·operate In this' rc mgl:v •h . I . t [h I'ably 11'11 I hc hid'0 109 I't again.. Pfc. Stephen Coffey, 2 ,e~tremel~; scarce or hll'e remained spect menm, ·that the serVice can F IS cfles nspec ors 0 t c Fcd· . in deep I','ater and hal'e not jl:;;;cd 110t p03slbly he operated tu their ! R.H.C., who is on a month's eral Department or Fisheries arc \ • i leave. He served a year in too rea!!iI)·. best advantage. familiar with the I'~rious ~r~dcs, Alexander Stewart I Korea. Another brother, A PATROL of six Scouts 1st Kin.; men -!3oy Scout are at present attend­ and any person seeking additional: No l..imit Jl1U.timulll Qlumti· fro~ th~ Tro~p I Alfred, is a Korean War. ing the Eighth World Jamboree at Niagara- On-The-Lak- r:ntario. The Scouts in the information mal' either consult IV' 't 01] H Si"ce t:le s~uirl first struck In, tirs with an Inspector or conlact the I 181 S ( orne Vet. Three others, James, t'- e Department has he en doinsits picture are, seated (left):-CyrilBrennan, Torbay Rm, lrighl): Bernard O'Toole, Federal Department of Fisheries While e\,erything possible L~ be· A I Bert. Bernard, arc Second l1t~o~t to sc~ure supplies. Therc Cavell Avenue; (standing, left to right): Ronald Lyons', Cashin Avenue;' Harold in St. John's. Ing donc by the "Arclica" to freczc t nverness World War Vets. He is the i, no Iimll. within cr.paell~·. to the Holwcll, Torbay Road; Michael Brennan. Torbay Ro~d; Philip Cook, King's Road. 1:\I"J:tltics or squid that the Dc· maximum quantltics It must be Scottish born Alexander StclI'~rl. son of Bernard and the latll r:.rtmcnt \l'iII buy tllis scnson if realized that this \'csscl is also re· proprietor' of The Wcst End Annie Coffey. Angle's Cove, quh'ed tn dlslrlbute bnit supplies Polic~ Blotter Bazaar, Water Street West, recent· I::~)' r.re a\'nibble ~nd operators Placcntia East. "t :11 depals hal'c heen Instruclcd amonll the I'arlolls depots par· S h ., Yesterday afternoon ~{r. Robert Iy visited his' home town o[ In htly nil t'lesquid thnt can be tlcularly durin!: the carly part of Templeman, 46' Bonaventure' AI'C., Inverness after an absence of 55 .. ::Ir.lncd. The blit (r~ezer ':Arc· the squid season when supplies are, C 00n e r . I~ Damaged reported to thc police that his 12· years. Mr. Stewart als.o I'isited the 'Te' ts Asked'T· 0 just becomin!: a\'ail~hle and' de· l·ear·old daughter Susan had her Runnymede War Memorial f!lr. the I'~l" has berll used til the best airmen who have no known gral'cs. ". . . -- . a'I\,~I:la~e ill bu)'in~ nnd (reezing manel is at its greatest. Account Hercules sports model bic),cle ~'I"i'I'~S of sr,u:d at \Iol~·.rood, and must be also taken of the [act that stolen from the Fcildian Grounds Among'the many names is thai Attend Funer_ al the "Areliea's" freczln!: and stor· Storms earlier In the day. The machine of his son, Charles Henry Stewart, , I:.·t \l'cel:enrl this I'esscl made a Recent By and r 'ny other Ncwfoundlanders. ."- was valued at $40. Ir;" 110rt:1 to Innd [r3zcn squid age capacities arc limited and it Whilc in London he met Miss Th~ funeral o( t~e 'Iatc Stewarl is impossible for this I'c~sel to take At 2.30 p.m. a slight collision . 1':iI at the rlenrts at Joe Batl's Margaret Davies, our well known edll'hnfl(· 1\\1'111 P13C: care of Ihe total requirements In occurred on Water Street, involv· Pt ~!.l~~·' t~kde 4 .\r~', Chrr.~c Isbmls Rnr! T\\'il· speaker on BBC, and her mother; 0 ay rom 115 a e resl cnce, • Iln~~It'. which shoulrl meet the re· all arens. The solution lies with ing truck 2129, owncd by Steers 'I '1 h f C d House Allandale Road. at 2.30 p.m., t~ Captain Describes CCF Comment a1 so .' r, "urp y a ana a , Iluircmcnts Ilf fishermen In those the fishermen themselves to catch Ltd .. and' dril'en by S, Fagan, and and Mrs. Alee MclVS and her the Church of England Cemetery. rrcr.s until supplks arc al'nilnhle and supply squid bait to the car 13990, owned by Wm. Wise­ man, 32 Queen's Road. Damages daughter. They all helped to make The President of the st. John'. Irc:llly. The "Melica" has sincc depots to supplement the quan· Harrowing Ordeal On Javelin Deal the former Scot's stay a pleasant Branch of the Canldian Legion r=:urncd to Uoh'rood to conllnue titles (rozen by the "Mclica." were reported as slight. Wiseman has requestc'd that all members 01 ARGENTIA (Speclal)-A meet· 1I'al backing into tbe curb at thc one. .Ing of the Newfoundland Provin· thc Branch Executh'c be present The 50-ton auxiliary coaster "Philip WaYne", owned time. Other places visited Included at that hour to participate In the clal Council of the CCF was held Four people were arrested In Glasgow and Edinburgh. ~Ir. by Mercer & Green of Clarenville, and mastered by Thursday night at Argentla. A remembrance. Deceased was Fint the city last night; three on rou· Stewart speaks in glowing terms Vice President of the Branch. E.iislcitn Command Capt. Gus Carter, GrHnspond, will go on dry dock here number of Important organization. tine drunk charges and one for of the very warm welcome extend· Monday to have repairs made to her sheating. al matters were discussed ,and a crunk and disorderly conduct. ed him. The weather was Idcal number of letters were acknowl· On a recent trip to Fortune with ------­ Shortly before midnight, I car during his three weeks sojourn, a cargo of lumber the tiny cauter In ballast at the tim. and was edged from people all over New· proceeding down Patrick Street with the country looking even Timothy Morkpli SlImmer Calnp ran Into heavy .eal while eronlng easily tossed around by the tower­ foundland offering support for and careened across the street and more beautiful than he remember· St. Mary's. Bay, with tbe result ing waves." seeking Information about theCCF smaslfed Into an Iron railing at ed it. He hear~ly recommends thc OneRe in Newfoundland. These have been some of the bow sheatlng on tbe .Tbe Philip Wayne covered over the foot of the street. Defective British Isles, and particularly thc suitably acknowledged. The mat· "Land of the Heather". to anyone I Sunday, August 21, at 1.45 p.~ Ai Aldershot starboard side was ripped away, elgbt hundred miles in two weeks. brakes was believed to be the ter o( ,uncmpioyment insurance for cause. The. driven was ta.en to contemplating a ·vacalion. : ~Ir. Timothy' ~Iorkpli will be heard will be served to the Visiting causing the vessel to'luk. At flr.t a' cargo of lumber was Sunday. August 21, hns been of· Newfoundlanders employed by the Hospital to be trealed for minor i on all CBC .statio?s in ~ewfound relatives of the' Cadets. The gen· Captain Carter told the "New." loaded at Musgravetown,' which 1:l':all~' sct aside as Visitors Day as on arrival' here, at time. the U.$. forces on the various Bases faCial cuts. , land. His talk IS entitled "A. eral public Is Invited to attend was di!charged at J. R. Dixon's African Looks at Newfoundland." plans near completion' (or the boat was tilted up almost rIght within the province, which num· thc band concert presented at 2.30 at plant at Fortune. Then the boat Bakeapple Crop dosing out of EJstern Command angles and then crashed down ber some five thousand Newfound· p.m'-by the Summer Camp Cadet came back to Bay Bulls and loaded landers, was givcn serious consid· Mr. Morkpll is a student' In Ihl Summer Camp at Aldershot. Nova on the sea with tremendous lorce, rwo; InJ·ul'ed Is lfal·lu·r~,·\' Graduate School of Social Work .. ' Band. Official cercmonle~ for the a lilt cargo for Colinet. Normally Scotia. A special Invitation Is ex· flinging spray as far a. fifty leet eratlon. day will close with. the. presenta· the vessel only trades between st. tcnded 'by ·Brlg. J. A. W. Bennett, from the bow •• "It wal ImpoIslble Appreciation was extended to When 'Car The bakenpplc crop on the north McGill University. He entered Mo tion of athletic awards at 3.30 p.m. John's and' northeast coast ports: CIlE, CD,: the Camp Commander, to keep one's feet, Ind the ']lvlng Thomas Bennett, CCF MP for. side of Bonavista Bay was almost Gill in 1950 coming from the GoU 10 the parents of the Royal Cana· Long runs In small vessels are not British Columbia, who has done a complcte failure this year, ac· Coast in Africa, and he Intends tl Olher activities to which the daylights' were almost knoeked profitable, said the Captain. Overturns diall Army Callets attending camp, public Is Invited Incl\1de the Cadet out of the crew ..member., who considerablc' work on behalf of cording to information reccived return to the Gold Coast nClll :nd also to all other interested. Track and Field Meet to be held went for hours without· hot food The Wayne will be resuming the Newfoundland in. the .House of . from visitors to that area. summcr. Mr. Morkpli Is a stronl The activities for the day will at the sports field lit 2.00 p.m. on and drink, as the galley fires had freighting service as loon as reo Commons. At this point negolia. An ambulance "'as rushed to The peat marshes in that local· supporter -' of Prime Minlslf!l m~ssed tlons have progressed very salis- the Salmonler Line early this Ity are excellcnt grounds for the Kwame Nkrumah, one of thl commence with a Church Saturday, August 20, and the tlnal to be put out. The craft was' only pairs are effeqted.· factorily in tbls regard. Regarding morning alter a car lert the road growing of the delicious berry. At strong, new voices of A,frica; aM Parade al 11 o'clock, followed by Marching Out Parade and presenta· ;\ ~larch Past of all personne). un· the proposed govcrnment guaran. ·and turned oyer several times. the beginning of the scason it was he plans to devote his Yfe to thi der instruction in thc camp. At tlon of awards at 10.00 a.m. on tee of sixtecn and one half million There were two occupants of thought that the crop this year solution of Sociological problem. 12.45 p.m, an outdoor buffet lurich Thursday, August 25. dollars to Javclin the CCF Provin- the vehicle, but the extent of w'ould be a record one, but wcath· in the Gold Coast. He has work" D.. S. Servicemen clal Council took tbe attitude that . their .Injuries was DOt known at er conditions blighted the blossoms this summer in the Department of anything to provide jobs for New. press time. One man was pinned before they had become sturdy. Public Welfare and has learnt. Police Use Dog Newhook, 'Morgan foundlanders would be welcomed beneath the car. There Is a great demand for the much In Newfoundland, he .a11l Bec'orne Citizens but It was decided that if the New. The acCIdent occurred near berries and prices reached as high which will be of use to him .In hII foundland government is to take the. Halfway House. . as $5 per gallon last year. own country.· . . To Rout Out To Erect' T11t '.' , PEPPERRELL AFB.-Twenty-five members of the sueh a large financial risk it ------~-=----=:..---~------...,-- Car Drivr.r Cove BuilcHn~ u.s. Anned Forces. from Eurqpe, the British Isles, South should get a much larger financial AI'ded b" their efficient bl d . . ~ Africa, South America and the Caribbean area became return. , 00· The firm of Newhook and Mar· U S 't' . h h h.und the Mounties "got their gan has been awarded tile con- ' .• Cl lze~s e.re T ursday. man" near KelllgrelV~ last night tract for the' service building for Now serving 'witll the U.· S. ,.. -----...:...---.--- In other words, If tbe deal Is to SOMETHING TO when the), apprehended a. car the Tilt Cove Copper . mining de. Army, Navy and Air Force in K"" .' '.... p be as successful as reports indicate (river suspected or drunkell IIriv. velopment being carried on by the Greenland, Ireland, Labrador and InSmen resent It should be a government industry. ing. and who had dlsappearcd In Bathitrsf Mining 'Corporatlon of Newfoundland, they took the Oath T . .. Vice President George Sweetapple tnt woods. Toronto'. of Allegiance to the UnUed States. . eleV1810n Set of Harbour Grace issued an in· Shout About According to bystanden. the The building consists of three at specIal cerelllonies that began' . . '. vltatlon for this year's annual con· nl::n' in question wa5 proceeding bays and Is shaped like a U. The at3 p.m. The Oathwls admlnls- To .Hosp· ital vention of the CCF·to be .held at tuwards St. Jahn'! In a small bays arc 220 feel by 40 (eet 120 tered by Mr. William J. Kenvllle, . Harhour Grace. This Invitation was English car when hc sideswiped feet by 40 feet and 80 feet by 40 a representative of the U.S. JustlcePresldent·eleet Don MacLeod o[ accepted. unanimously. The date idlarge Canadian modpi and caus. (eet. It Is prefabricated steel frame Department's Immigration and the .Klnsmen Club will, on behalf has becn tentativcly set for Noy. Navy Flannel e considerable damage. He pro-- with asbestos cemcnt covcring. II Naturalization Division. He was o( the Club, present a 27·lnch 18 and 19. District committees cceded along the highway for a will house office space' wareho~se introduced by Major John Barron, 'television set. to ·the Orthopaedic will soon be calling meetings to !?O~t distance. when one 01 his milling and change ro:,m. ' Pepperreli Information Services Hospital on Monday afternoon 'at nominate candidates (or the next· IIres blew out and his car went . Officer. . 3 o'clock. I Gcncral Election in Newfoundland. I., the ditch. He left thl'. scene ,," The TV set will be for the little BLAZERS oe N ]1" Col. Graeme S.. Bond, newly~ . 1m me dl at eI y an d ran across a Bonm .: e .appolnted. Pepperrell Commander, patients to enjoy TV films. f;~ld and behind a nearby house - . .•. ------Red Cross Help (SPECIAL PURCHASE). .nd finally disappeared in the un' then extended his eon gratulations wood..' G,oes:. 'Agr'o d . to the newest citizens •..: He 11'11' Arrested For joined' Ily Mr. William E. Flour. . "Lost Ones" .. Fit Boys 2-6. 3 pockets, collar, Arriving on the scene hhortly . . . , . JUS C I G I . ,rter the Incident members 01 the The M. V. Bonnie Nell went nay, r., .. , onsu enera, and .A :~tem' ted A. , front end sleeves piped with Mounted Police' searched for the aground on a' rock In Herring Br~ (Jen.Charles B. Boot, NEAC. L ' P . rson The 3 adventurers, Henri Beau· . • NeCk Wednesday night ds she was Deputy Commander, on behalf of". '. dout, Gaston Vannacker and Paul white rayon cord. Two-button . sytle. fhidman hi."and when IIthey d h couldd·...... t~nnl 'carrying Han.. J. "'I.t PIAkerloll1• .. the Northeast Air' Command. RCMP at Corner Brook have ap. Lapointe, yesterday were given m, ",ey ca e ea quar crs and Attorney General Hon. L. R. Com~an"d' Chaplain Col. .JohD Fel·· prehended a young man, who was complete new clothing outfits b' ... alld had another 'Car dispatched Curti. on a tour of Twillingate.. lowaajloke. of the . Naturalizatlo!l apparently caught In the' act of the Red Cross here. y to the scene with 1_ bloodhound. The Bonnie Nell escaped damage elass al'''newell: members 01 fam· setting fire to a house owned by a',' , WltIIln" (e~' minutes the' dog and no one aboard received any llyn which all citizen. hAd jolneli Mr. Eric Humller.TheRCMP are The men are In fine spirits and had rounded up tile' maD .. and Injuries. .. voluntarily' over the centuries:' .: also investigating to see If .there t,alk of nothing but next year ""hen eyewltDelJel said' he was Imined-I...... '" .. :, :.: Is any connection' between that In· they will again attempt their·dar. . alely liTested by the ReMP -and C' hild 'Hi'i B C· .. The U.S .. servicemen w,ere ·.~rn stince and other Clres recently In Ing' adventure. . '.' brought lOSt. John'. wherf:iiels .. ' '. _..... )1 ..., .Y:.· .a.r,.·.... · and., .ed~cated In .l~. countrles.Corner Brook where arson' is reported to.be '-booked • aD' . the Many. had Buffered terrible ~~d: .suspected. AIo._ . . _..' .'l'lJreeyear.. .old 'Yvonne Worth- sblp durltig World War.II.·A few', '. . DUE. TO LATE ARRI· ...... of drunken driving.: . bad 'Ieirned. .'the'crushlni rlliol-s ..o,f : : Sq''uld' we'r' e' g' 'in' c'om'l g'ln' '1" .' '. . '. m~n II~ Empire Avenue sustained prison .campi ~Irom personal ex. " ..a a. _ . n ,n VAL OF· COPY, THE ",". COLLISION' - ." ., ·no Injuries .wben she: was hit and , erlenee:' '." -, .. ,' .... ; thelr"lJ1llllons,:at Hol?ro,od yester-. BELL ISLAND PAGE: '. _.- ,.'. _'.' _knocked' dOWD. n~.a~ her ho~e. S~e? :...... " :~. .d~y.; F'~ber1pen there. are. s~ld to. .'. . Tw~ carl-Sustaln.edone bundred wu.struck bY·.'.small.English,car .' . _ ;.. -', .. ,' .. " be-maklng'as much· as $100 a day . -HAS BEEN .HELD~:. dol~ worth of_,da~alle .. ei~h al' wblle;:pllylnl,ondhel·*e.eI•. Tbe ::. Tbe,R,M.S. 'Newf~u~diand'~~rh" from··squrd·llgiiing~".. '. OVER UNTIL MON~:;' ~~I ~ult of ,a.,~olUliDn J1ear the driver ~f :t~e.ur tpok ber t6 hos~ I ed hi port i •• i.rda)' mornhig from. ': They ive~e so pl;;:i!,·(t:;ni.theY . . DAY...... ' , wa), ltatiOD. • _.,.--.....a-. pl~L . '. ..' I ...... ,Liverpool. ". . . could be lakenup In dip 1I~ls •.. , .' ' .. .. .' ' .. , . THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY .. AUGUST 20, 19S~

,,' eop en' e, ews 1 'panlar s 'ay 0 es '. '. " , ..:.;:. '!"'..!!" ::':;'D~:: .. !:;!~::::":'f ::'h ~:lid . . . . . '. ..' TwoPn years ago,est on August 1,0 therefore,f. 'wasGod the last Incumb~nt and Jeanette, are presently on nes da y, August 17, or a 0 ay . d of the Mission lind the first Rector · holiday at Gander. With Mrs. Pike's. mother, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Pitcher, of' Green'. Hr. 1953, a sincere, energetic an I ., 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nose. Mary Lane, at Alexander Bay. forceful young, priest was In· of the Parish. Another vent , . G I I f Vi d Their children accompanied them. ducted Into the Mission of Upper problem was solved when shortlyou~ 'wortb), and tbelr three children, Mr!. Wm. ree ey e t on e· Misses Berdlna Murrin and Mar.' Island Cove and since then the thereafter the sittings In the lI·cr· .'of Grand Falls, are Ispending 'f Nththeir nesda)' toId spendh a t GIshort tholiday Ina Bishop who have been attend- Mission, nOlv a self·supportmg' Parl'sh Church 'of St. Peter's v q annual vacation \V'1 th ..W n., Nose- II a VIer,o It I " Morne a d lIrover Solomon own. Ing the summer sessions at IIlem. Porish, has made rapid progres made free and una'pp'roprl'ated, warthy's mot ber, 1) n. m. e, s no r. an s. orlal University returned, bome on st. Peter's school I...e' cived • thor· - ~ and Mr. Noseworthy's sllters, Mrs, Chipman for the week·end were Saturday for a short holiday, be. spiritually and materially. But re ,'Drover Blihop and Mrs. Henr), Mr. Willer Piercey, Mrs. Ralpb fore taking up their new duties first, let us tell you ~omethlng o[ ough paint job on the outside , Bishop. Piercey,' and Mr. and Mrs. James h I this Priest of God: and Jhe old Rector)' which had In the Holy Redeemer Sc 00. • f'[ dd d • ,Fire Constable HU'en Nose. Hearn of St. John's. The Rev. H. M. Batten was born passed Its I ty·o year WIS e· • IIllls Flo Smith joined her par· d . I d worth), and family, of St. John's, ' Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. ents Mr. and Mrs. Wellesley at Bareneed, Conception Ba),. and molishcd an in Its p ace a mo • . • pent his three dayaleave with his ,Stewart Pike, who celebrated,thelr Smith, on'Saturday for a hoUday attended the local sChools ·there. ern, substantial building was / 'mother Mrs. Fanny Noseworth)'. l~th wedding anniversary 6n Aug, in their summer home. After receiving training for the erected. In this eonnectioll, the '. Mr. ~nd Mrs. David Pike molar. Blh. Mr. Winston ShCPP3rd, Field. Teaching profession he taught people with their Rettor must be • • cd to Little lIearts Ease on Mon,' IIIrs. George Tucker, Long Pond man with the Department of Agrl. schpol at various places in New· eomplimcnted, Jor nothing but thE :,da)' to visit Mrs. Pike's mother, Road, SI. JohD's,'spent the holiday culture, went to St. John's on found land bul felt It his duty In best materials found its way into '.lln. Belinda Drodge, who has with Mrs. J. Gosse and her lon, Tuesday on departmental business. 1939 to answer the call of the it. No outside help was employed "beell seriOUsly ilL Mrs. Drodgc Fen. 'Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Greeley Sacred Ministry o[ the Church, 10 any of the work at all, even spent some time at Come By Mrs. Jack Gosse of Buchans Ind welcomed a bab)' son to their home and so he began his studies at the plumbing and the electric In. Chance Hospital, but Is at home her two ehlldren, Jean and Wally, on August 9, Queen's TheolQgical Coll~ge in s(allation were done by membera " now, and 110 ...1)' Improving. , ar~ at present visiting Mrs. RolAnd Miss Linda Pike spent Sunday at st. John's. He was ordained as of the congregation. Only thl

" lIrs. 'David Barrett and her Gosse. While here they are spend. Coley's Point, as guest of Mr. and Deacon on Trinity' Sunday. 1942, skilled finish work, compleled at \ daugbter Linda went to Bell Is. Ing some time In their new home, Mrs. Allan Stoodley. and ser\'ed his diaconate as a tu· a time when all first cla~s car· land on Frida), til spend a holiday which was built last year. Mrs. Misl Margaret and Anita Stamp tor on the staff at Queen's as penters were engaged elsewberr, 'with relatl\'es. '. Gosse Is well knQwn 10 thousands of St. John's are presently spend. well as acting as Chaplain of was paid {or.' Last year a Proces· .' Capt. Selby Yetman of the tUg of Newfoundlanders, as under her Ing a holiday with their grand. Ihe same, institution. On Trinity si(,nal Cross was gil'en to the . AlCuport spent Ihe wcck.end at own nnme, "Jean Gosse", Ihe has mother, Mrs. Stone, Bryant's Cove. Sunday, 1943, he was elevated to Parish Church h)' Mrs. John Lun· • 'his homr. had many delightful poems pub- Th~y spent Sunday with their aunt, the. priesthood and wa simmedi· drigan in memory of her husband '. " Visiting l'apt. anel Mrs. Yetman Usbed. IJappy holiday, Jean. Mrs. R. H. Gosse, her@. ately assigned to the Mission of and daughter. And now, the im· 'for the holiday were Capt. and !IIiss Vivian Holwell, a former Mr. and IIIrs. Wm. Bowerlng Random with headquarters at men~e project of erecting a new Mrs. Gushue of Brlgus, and Mr. teacher of the Holy Redeemer visited Mrs. Bowering's. parents, Hodger's Cove. In 1945 he suc· Central High School is already 'and .Mrs. Gordon l\Ioores of Mount Scbool, presently employed. at Mr. and Mrs. George Reid, on ceeded that \'enerable priest, the laking shape, and this will co,t Pearl Park. Dicks & Co., SI. John's, spent the Sunday. . Rev. Canon J. T. Richards, in the in the vicinity of 560,000. That II Mr. and ~rs. Hilbert llcUord of long wecll.end holiday with Mrs. Weekend \'Isitors at Mr. and Mrs. Mission of Flower's Cove in a huge amount lor ~ new pari~h Melrose, Mass., left for their home Norman Seymour. Sol Gosse's were Mr. and Mrs. Al Northern Kewroundlanrl. For six 110 raise. hut if the generous fr@~· on Monday, August ,15, after a Mr. Duncan Chipman who Is em. Rodgers, and Mrs. ~Iaude Skilling. years he laboul'cd in Ihat exten· .... iIl offerings of lhe people ~r two weeks vacation with ~Irs. Hef. plo~'ed at St. John's spent Sunday ton of st. John's, ~!rs, Bernard sive Mission which embraces the past two years are laken inlD ford'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robcrt wllh his son Lloyd and family. Galway. Bell Island, and Mrs. Ern eighty miles or coast 011 the account. then it can be (and lin· Peddle. Mr. and lIIrs. Cli!ford Glll of Bishop of Upp~r Island Cove. Newfoundland side of the Straits doubtedly will be) raised over I ~Irs. WlIIiam FI~'nn, hrr daugh. Grand Falls, who are spending part Mr. and !lIrs. Ron Hoddinott and and forty miles on the Labrador period of five years. tcT lIargaret, and son Billy, arc of Iheir vacation with Dr. and llrs. their son Jimmie, ami Mrs: M. M. side, with twenty.seven ports of Bishop's Cove, the second ~~I· spemllng a short holiday with llrs. Gill ,at Brlgus, ,'!sited ~Ir. Gill's Younc paid a short \'islt to ~Irs. call. In summer all travelling tlement [arming part of the par· John Walsh, Ba~' de Verde. sister, Mrs. Viq Sheppard, on F·rl. Roland Gosse last week. ,was done by boat, and !n the ish, is also on Its toes. Last year Mr. and ·Mrs. I!:dward BarretI' of day, August 12. 'Mr. and lIIrs. Howard Cl'ane and winter by dogleam. He speaks extensive repairs were done 10 5t. John's are at present spemUng Mr. and Mrs. C~'ril WllHams and their son Terry, of Gander, arc well of the co.operation of the Iheir fine church building and it a holiday with Mrs. Barrett's their children visited Mrs. WII. spending, thclr annual vacation International Grenfell Asseciation received a good coat of paint, mother, Mrs. Abram Barrett. IIams' parchts, Mr. and Mrs. E. with Mrs. Crane's mother, Mrs. and of the great work it Is do· both inside, aud outside. This :!Ills! Gertie Ryan of St. John's 'Gosse, o\'er tbe week.end. Also Mary Brazil. Ing. In 1951. Re\,. Batlen left this year a new two·room school ha5 I is spending her \'Acatlon with Mrs.' visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gosse were C. C. Hatcher, B.A., Principal of Diocese and spent tme year as heen built and it will have all the ~ James Ryan. . their son Lloyd and his wife, and Holy Redeemer' ~chool, who has Curate of 51. Andrew's Church, modern facilities needed. I Mr. and Mn. Chesley Cook of Capt. and !lIn. Dyke of St. John's. been teaching .t'Summer School, nomford (near London), Eng· At Bryant's Cove, the olher r"· j SI. John's spent the weel,.end with ~!I5S Belty Sheppard ,who has Memorial Unlverilty, attended the land. The [ollowing year he stud· maining part of the parish, Ih' i Mrs. Co'ok's parents, Mr. and Mrs. been worklng,ln St. John'S, spent morning service here on Sunday. Icd undcr the famous Canon Eric lo'vely little Church of St. An· , Richard lIturrln. the holidays with her parents, lIr. Mr Hatcher will now have a short Abbott, Dean of King's College, drew has bcen cxlensil'ely r.· ,: Mr~. ",iUlam Snow oC Brooklyn, and lIfrs. Thomas Sheppard. hoilday before resuming his school London. anQ In July of 1953 he I paired and It, 100, will be painte~ ~' Ne\\' York, is Ipendlng a holiday lIIaster Reid Garland of Car. duties in september. returned to Newfoundland and i bcfore the season is too far arl· j with her sister, ~Irs. Kenneth Nell. bonear who spent two weeks with Mr. Lewia n. Gosse of the CNT, began his work at Upper Island \·anced.' : Mrs. Neil's brother, Mr. J. P. Lus. his Rrandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gander, apent the week· end with ' Cove. And 50 it seems that willie. ' comb., and his wife, also "!sited N. Reid, returned home on Friday, his famil),. L ' ' ,_ _ _ , Hi~ first la~k was 10 ~et the people under capable auidane., her over the week.end. AUJ;:ust 12. Mr. Jack Kennedy, 'a former ST. PETEll'S Church of England Ch\lr~h at Upper Islaml Cove, tbe cornerstone of wbich was laid on machinery In motion 10 raise lhe can accomplish far more th~Il' Tllr. Lewis Sheppard of the DI!- !IIr. and Mrs. Walter Crane and resident, came from BeJl Island June 16, WDO, by !hc Rt. ReI'. Llewcllyn JOlles, Lord Bi~hop of Newfoundland,. The, new rectory can be dependent lIIisslon to the stalus they think they call. The Parish partment of Fisheries was at their daughter, Mrs. Harold WIl· on Sunday to see bls father, Mr. seen at rIght. of a self·supporting Parish, an of Upper Island Cove il 011 the Southern Bay last week on depart. son, were visitors to Island Cove John Kennedy. . undertaking long overdue. He, way up. mental business. last week. Mrs. Wilson went 10 bId Her friends will be glad to hear ---~------:---:-:--:-::-:- i' ., The Rev. Canon T. E. and JoIn. farewell to rclatlves and friends that Mrs. Bernard Andrews Is rl!- Mrs. II. N. Reid celebrated her j Loder spent two days In St. Jobn's prior to. her departure for the covering, following a heart attack Birthdays birthda~' on Sunday, August H. ~ , ., Jast week. While there Mrs. Loder United States. Her husband, 1st she luffered at her summer home also, and birthday Feelings art il I ' tlslted her doctDr, and waa ad. Lt. Hilrold Wilson, who has been In Dildo. extended to him. 'I ,', 'l'bed to take things quietly for doing duty at Thule, Is expected Mr. and 1I1rs. Heber Babb and On Sunday, August 14. Miss 11 lome time yet. Knowing lIlrs, this week and alter a shore leave their son, of Bryant's Cove, visit. Gloria Seymour celebrated her ·Mr. George Reid had a blrtbday ;1 Loder, we understand how difficult they will journey by air to their ed Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gosse on birthday and best wishes come to on August 14, also, and blrthtlar I this Is, but her friends sincerely new home In Georgia. Sunday. her from Mom, Dad and sister greetings are extended to him. j hope ahe heeds her doctor's ad. ~rr. and Mrs. Lewis Sheppard, Fire Constable and ~rrs. Doug· Yvonne. j vice, and that arter her holiday with Gordon, Gall and Wayne, 101 GOlse, Mrs. Moses Gosse and ~!rs. Norman Pike celebra!" " she wm once more be able to reo spent last Wednesday In St. John's 'Mr. Nathan Gosse attended the Mrs. Margaret Roberts al~o cele· her birthda,· on Wednesday, Au,· i sumc her normal activities.,' on business. Babb-Wnlllams wedding at Bryants brated her birthd~y on Sunday, ,ust 17, and 'Ioad~ of birthday wi~h· 1 Mrs. Robert Smith and her two CongratulatloRs to Mr. and Mrs. Cove on August 15th. August 14. Greetings come, 10 her: e5 come from her grandchildren i children who have been spending Stan Barrett, Prince of Wales St., Miss Lhida Pike held a party at from her husband, children ~nd I here and in Tor~nto. \ a holiday with llr.,and Mrs. Robert St. John'S, on the birth of a baby her home last week In honour of grandchildren. Little Norman Pike will b8 Peddle,' returned to their home In girl, friday, August 6th. Miss Sandra Bouzanne of Corner Miss Florence Pike celebrated four on August 22. Greetilll:~ from Gander on 1IIonday. 1111'S. Peddle 1IIr. Al Yetman and Miss Peggy Brook, who is spending her 'holl· her birthday on Tuesday, August ;.rom and Dad, his two listera, and accompanied her d'aughter and will Byrne were week·end visitors at days with her grand·dad at the 16, and best wishes come from Nannic Pike. ,I spend two weeks at Gander. the home of Capt. and Mrs. Selb), Rectory. An enjoyable' evening Mom, Dad and sisters. Mrs. Wililam Jewer who bas Yetman. . was spent by the young ladles'who Greetings to Mr. Selby Hutch­ spent the past two weeks In St. We arc glad to report that IIfr. attended. Miss II'Y Barrelt's birthday was ings who celebrated his blrthdl)' John'. with her daugbler, Mrs. James Galway who suffered a Visiting Mr. and lIIrs. Lewis on yesterday, Wednesday, August on August 15th, from all his fam· Stanley Barrett, returned home on heart attack at his bome some Sheppard on Monday were Mr. 17, and greetings come from her ily. Sunday, August' 14. She was Ie. time ago .Is somewhat improved. Douglas Tucker of S.t. John's, Miss friends here and in st. John's. companied by her grand·daughter, His man), friends hope that he wl11 Rita Moulton of New York, U.S.A., Little Ruth Moores also bad , Lorraine Piercey, who will spend' soon be our and around again.' Mrs •. Eileen Kell), , of Bell Islalld Also celebrating his birthday birthday August 15. Best wilihel a short vacation here. Mrs. Arthur Gardiner who was and Mr. Maurice Cohen of Portu· yesterday yesterday, August 17, from her family and friends. Mrs. Moses Gosse SP~lIt last In St. John's on holiday returned gal Cove Road. TilE NEW RECTORY at Upper Island Co\'e which was.built In 1954 almost entirely by free labour. The was one of our Dally News car· week In St. Jobn's with her daugh· 110me SUn~BY. She was accom· Mrs. H._ N. Reid celebrated her building Is very substantial alJd very modern and Is valued at nearly $20.000. ~~ certainly reflects the riers. He is Donald Peddle. Greet· His godmother sends best wishel j ler, Mrs. David Barrett, and her panled by Mr, and Mrs. Spurgeon birthday on Sunday, August 14th. loyalty, generosity and faith of the Church people of the parish. ings froin Mom, Dad, brothcrs Cal· to Wilfred Nell whon blrthda)'.l IOn, Fire Constable Douglas Gosse. King and their three sons, and lIr. Her fO,ur daughters join in wishing vln and Robert, also from yours was August 17th. She returned home on Salurday, and Mrs. Ted Moore. her many, man)' more. August 13. Visiting IIlr. and Mrs. E. Baker Mr. H. D. GlIl of the Farm Loan Monday morning for their summer M . IS· He bade his listeners not to the trul),. \ home at Ocean Pond. i emOl'la I ervlce think of Death as somcthing to We are happy to extend good 1 Mr. Nathan Gosse, son oC Mr. on Sunday were Mr. Baker'! Board spent the week·end with his Mr. Viclor Sheppard, mauager of be dreaded, but ralher to believe, Little Cynthia Roberts is four wishes for many happy birthday. ~ and Mrs. Mosc! Gosse, has joined mother, his sistcr Phy\1ls, and alsler, Mrs, Victor She.ppard. the firm of n. W. Sheppard &: \'\' 35 he docs, that it Is but the en· years old today, Thursday, August to a grand old Phoebe i the Con~tabulDry Rt St. John's, and brother chesley. Miss Florence Baker entertain· est End Cemeterv lady-~Irs. Sons, v site I. OlliS' Itt.··as l' fl· • J trance to the nearer Presence of 18 • Gree t'1I1gs come to her from Critch,' who celebraled her 8(}th b prc~cntly und~rgolng a period of A number of her frlendl held a cd lome of her young frlt-nds at I d S J I i day on business. God. Mommy, Daddy, brothers and sis- birthday on lI!onday August 15th, l v training. We wish Nathan all the stork shower. on Friday, August her home on August 12. All 11'110 . Mr. and Mrs .•Tack llighmore of, S~me of the. membe~s oC thc I lers. Her many friends are glad to Ire ! hcsl In hi~ chosen carrero 12, [or ~Irs. Edward Newman. She attended enjoyed themsell'cs, and Bell Island relurned to their hpme SP ANI AnD'S BAY Aug. 15- SCDlor and JUDlor Cham Of. 1I?1l' I -- her so actire, and enjoying luch ,i Mrs. H. N: Reid WAS in SI. John's rrcch'ed many Im'ely gifts, and wish Florence many more happy Monday, August 15, nncr a hric[ I Thc Rev. Cano.n T: E.. Loder Redeemer Churc~ led. the SlDg~ng Wayne Vokcy of 203 Freshwaler good health, and hope she willicr i la~t werle nn a huslnm \'Islt In ill enjoyed tbe, card game which birthdays. holiday with Mr. ~nri :III'S, Edward, cnnductcrl. Ihe Hu.n] I? Ius se~ies of the ,hymn~, With. ~hss Lorrame Road will be thrce yean old on! many more happy. years. 1 rnnneclinll with Ihe 5lor~ 5h~ and followed the opening of the pres- Mr. Lloyd Clarke of Sf. John's • Brown, Tilton. . ! 0[. ~lcll1ol'JaI Serl'lces 111. the \\ cst She~pord as . orga~lISt . .rhe nexll rriday, August 19. Greetings come I ~Ir. Reid operate. 'In the cour5~ of Ients, was II weekend visilor at the home Mr. Clyde Barrett of the CNR, End Cemelery on afternoon semce in tins senes Will be, held Irom his cousins Donna Maril .. n I h,r dafl ~ctil·ilir.s, 5he recrJI'ed Visitors to Mr. Siewart Pike's of Mr. and lIrs. Lloyd Chipman. I Sllnda~ I $omr. rlonatlons for the C. of E. on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr. and Mra. Arch Badcock and Gandcr, Is spending his "0 cation I at' a ,o'clock. 'The weather was hcld next Sunday at 11.45 a.m. in ~!urrin, Keith, Diane and'Jeanne·tt~ ! (Spanlard's Bay N~W5 Continued Ga,rden Parlr. €rocker of Green~s Hr., Mr. and their daughter Jeanelle made a with his molher, j!I'S. Lellluel heRuliful, and a large ,crow~1 gath· I the Church HlII Cemelcry. ' . IVok~y nt Spaniard's Bay. I, 011 Pa ]4) Mr. Frank Yetman spent two Mrs. Albert Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. brief ,Iislt tn lIfrs. Badcock's par· Barrell, Sr. ered 10 pay tribule to their c1e· i ge days It home with his family last Robert Pitcher, lIIr. and Mrs. Wm. eritl, IIIr. and Mrs. H. N. Reid, on Mr. Allan Hulchings of the De· parted loved ones. Many of the week. Pilcher of Hopeall, and IIfr. ind 'Sunda)' evening. They left again partlllent of ~Iincs al111 Resources graves showed sign's of recent care, , • . was in st. John's last week on ond while he nolcd thi~ Ca'non business. Lo~er said Ihat much more could rpr. and Mrs. William Yetman be done 10 make the cemetery the have relurned to their home in beautiful gnrden It should be. Gander aftcr an enjoyablc hollday Suitable prayers and scripture with relatil'es and fricnds. While \'Icre read and for his address here they motorcil tn 51. .Iohn·o (0 (,'anon J:odcr chose ihe text, "The see ~Irs. Yetman's hrolher. "Ir. Beautiful Gate of, the Temple," Bert Go'Slie, who Is a patient at the SanatoriullI. Mr. Erne;;! ,\,h of Carbunc3r was tion's(aff 01 S(anliard Brands was H vioitor lit Mr. Boland Gosse's on a'I'isitot' at Ihe home of !lIr. and Sunday. )!rs. Winston Sheppard on Sunday. Mr .. J. Cos(ello nf Bell Islanll MI'. Payne is on his annual visit visitCiI' MI'. anli ~In, ,\\'. Nose· to the blusbcrry llackin~ plants; worthy 011 Salurday. , and r.xpects to be in Newfound· Mr. and ~Irs, Chesley Vaughan land about two months. and their children are spcnding their holidays 'hcre. , Mrs. H. W. Shc~parci hilS gone MI'. and "II'S. ~Inc nicks of Bell In Ilishop's Cove to sprnd, a holi· lslnnd were week.cnd visitors at day. with her sisler·ln·law, Mrs., the homes or ~Ir. and ~Irs, G,' F. Winnie Smith. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. AI Smith., 1IIiss Sandra Bouzanne who 'has Visiting Mr. nnd Mrs." C. Rendell been spending her holidays with at the CNn residence on Sunrloy ber gl'3nd·dail at the Rectory,' were Mr. and Mrs. Clem ncndell leaves for Iler home in Corner and their bahy girl, Mr. and Mrs. Brook this \vcek. . Reg Whelan, St. John's, and 'Mr. 'ST. PETER'S School, Upper Island Co\'e. There are 'tell c1assroms, al.1 of which i're A IIIr. and IIIrs. Harry Bishop left over~rowded. " and IIIrs. Arthur' Whelan and their new Parochial High School Is now under eoilstruc!ion and BS this new one which will contain sb: class­ by, air 'last Friday to visit M.'. two children, Ray and Renee, of I'ooms and will take from Grade VII to Grade XI, this old building will aecommodale pupils In the tint TIlE NEW two-room mod~ Cburett of In.land Seh~ol jUlt '~ml!ieted at Blah'op'. Cove lor the pupils Bishop's mtiler and brother ill III tilt elemelltary Ir.del. HI" .eMol puplll will .ttend the new ',roebl.1 Central HI~h School mid· llishop'~' Falls. . six grades. Over mit' new pupils are enrolled' In Ihls' SCh?'ol el'ery year. I. Mr. Floyd Payne or 't,lIC Inspec'. North Syuncy:' . I w*, between BI.bop', Cove Ind Upper Illand Con: lHE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 5 ,- . trained for dl£Cercnt employment tlent has' somelhing profitable to U ' h ·R Ii andbospltal bcds n~w avallablc because he cannot return to his occupy himself while he is In the neart e cs "c 'I d P " uld job. But this Is a much smal~ hospital, he Un feel that he Isn't' , II for Ireatlnent. Here In St. John's, ons:tant nva e' r rogram' ',in Corner Brook and the beds er fracilon Clf the sana(oriuln pa- sitting a bump' on a but ',' available St, Anthony and'Twll· I~ke 'I~g ~lore Than at tlent load than It was. 20. years Is getting somewhcre. He Is , . ' ' Itlngatle,'1 tand N~:h iwest RIYer, rea men can "" g ven without ago. , ' much more likcly to stay with his 2000 Years Old ( Several things contribute to cure to the point where the doc· ,.' this. One is that in the old days tor Is satisfied to let him go, SAINT' JOHN, N.B. (CP)-Ar-' ~tnuo~t~,\ Ra" del o· T' .a Ik "B y ~~/O::lyW~II;~~We can confidcnUy ~~~~ tell ~:~, a neccs·large the majority of the p~tients had For ali lhesE.' reasons I would chaeologsts digging in Ihe ruins ploportlon of these patients that modcralely advanced ot tar ad, particularly recommend that you of historic oldFort La Tour at rlly~ they 11'11\ recover and that a diag· vanced lUberculos~' beIore treat~. get \lehind the rehabilitati~n pro· Portland, Point here Wedlli!sday ' nosls of Tn Is not a death warrant ment started, A lot o{ dllmage gramme of the Newfoundland Tu· uncovcred relics· whieh they say the • tt as it onre was •. But we have to was done whicn ;could not be un. herculosis Association. It is a areJ. moreRussell than Harper, 2,000 yearsdirecting old .. the \ 'ere r ' erre lell them thnt In most Instan~cs 'done, and it made restricted ac· field cif tuberculosis control in excavation, said the chief slgnif· ted. D• e.J Wh ' : they will need to leave thclr work tivlty a much more general nee·' which everyone can, help very leance of Ihe discovery is thai It . hor- G and take trcalment In a sanntor- esslty than It Is today. appreciably. They' can help find Is probably the oldcst Indication side C f tall' b D G J Wh tt E t' lum, We may have to tell them ha4 .opy 0 t gIVen y r. .. erre, xecu IVe that thcy will be sil( months onc Anotller Important factor Is Ille jobs, Thcy can sometimes help of human habitation found In the de- Secretary of the Canadian Tuberculosis Association, on year or even two yearsbeforc' they change In the labor picture. The with training. They can help edu, Sant John area. Thursday, August 18th., on the "Constant Invader Pro- can return to useful employmnl. modcrn machine age has created cate the pubJic to the fact that The baried remains, consist of nod· 'I th h CBN Some of them will not be able to n:nny more jobs whereby a man the ex.patient is not the danger about three quarts o[ bright' red was gram roug , return to the. work tiY.ly did before cun use his brain rather Ihan his that some o{ Ihem fear he is, ochreNo traces and ofthree bone stone were Implements. (ound and the It Is now seven years since my they became 111.. These are the brawn. A greal ma!)y ~~ndreds In closing let me say again lIIr, Harp'2r said that In simnar I be /irst \'1511 to Newfoundland and I There are still a great many problems that will lace the patients o,f thousands of people earn their that It is splendid to, come burials, found in other parts of the . lhll can say Nry sinccrely that no rocks, and sho~1s In eonncctlon and their families or dependents, . ., b~ck Inlo matter how often 1 come, my feel· with the problem of tuberculosis Tmse are the dangerpus rocksand IIOME SWEET HOl'tIE-Alrman 2/C Harry BenJamm, .Jr" kisses the lIVing nowadays at what our grand; and see you progremng hteadllY·1 continent, no bone has been, ings .of pleasure and anticipation Allhough the -denlhs arc much few: shoals on which many a succcssful soil at Travis Air Force Base. Ca1ie. Benjamin and 10 othcr American fathers would have considered' Just don't let up the pressure. located, It Is believed to: have dis· oyed remain undiminished. It Is always er thero are .still far too mnny ncl\' cure Dr home may be wrecked. For alrmcn, who were freed by the Chinese Reds, arrlv~ hi this coun:ry light work. Keep up Ihe search (or cases, reo integrated through the years. f\'en h~art.warmlng to see again those Icases of TB developing. Last ye3f many, even with' the re.assurance after a flight from Hawaii. A~d then of course the drugs membering that· finding them Work at th',! site has been spon~ e til- Wllh whom we have made friends throllghout Canada oyer Icn thou· that they will recover, It will be a have helped change the pictur~, early and treating Ihem promptly sored jolnUy by Ihe New Bru~s. Iben o,n prc\'lolls journeys but in addl· sand more people del'eloP9d the time of despair,' It will be little It would please you to know how l'l'lley have enabled thoUsands to because they help arrest, Ihe dis. giveg lhe" patient, a, huge advan· wicktravel Museum, bureall andthe theNew New BrunSWick BrunS· tha tlon 10 Ihat th~re Is a greal deal discase an(1 of thero 500 were In wonder if some of them echo thc I.,. ~d at of satisfaction In visiting R plnce NUewfoundland. On Ihls Island words of Shakespearc's Merchant nlany places In both the Ullit~d rE~over for whom former mdhods case ~o that tile pallenl, feels tage whlle~t p~otects those wick Historical Society. rar. when e\'ery time on~ comes there 593 were admitted to tne sanalor: of Vcnlcc, "You take my IUe when Slates nnd Canada have been m· fOIled. well cnough to take an lOt crest around from mfeehon, Keep liP ------:-: here, Is such concrele e\'ldencc of ad, oum for lhe first time. you do take Ih~ lnean's whercby I terested In the III. V. "Christmas ~erhnps, the first thing wc In some course while In the sana. the good work of case finding; berculosis workers in June last, \'~nce, and In this )'oU h~I'e n~l'er Let us think about these people live". ~ 'Scal" and the way It gors Illto wuuld 'say about Ihe drugs' is that torium which Il'm makc bim just and your BeG programme, and' "This is a battie that we are will­ a little more capable' o[ earning hammer away at rehabilitation, My ning .•• and it Is always just al 'OCt~~ f~l\cd I tO ~m~~~ 7cb \\ \th , C\ er~ who developed 'l,'B and thos~ who For' thc majority or paticnl$, porls and, outports to hunt tuber· thry arc no substitute for hospi· ~ s t h f In ~our \~ ercu 0515 an were admitted 10 Ihe sonalorlum luberculosls is a financial h10w culosis all around Newfoundland tal and sanalorium trcatment. his living after he goes out than las~ word to you is what Mr, Ian the moment when a problem ~~ LUll. fa: troFamme as mac 1e, sU b. for treatment, Let us Ihlnk aboul t!lat ther f,tlS~CI' Iron,l when it Is Ilnd Labrador, It 'stirs the Imag· 'Ihey augment it hut .uo r,ol rc~ when he came in. ~lacLead, lIIinister of Health ,n gillS to yield that y~u wa~t .to hit Iband s an 1a !tams, • lhem becau~e through Ihcm we fll'st dealt hut they usually rccover ' ' Perh~p~ as imporlant as any. the Unitcd Kingdom said to Ihe \1ardes!." Let U5 go on hltllng 81 e 1m. The mosl ob\'lou~ and most cct a plclure of how milch bett~r as people do from othcr bloWS. But Inatlfln of us landlubbcrs two p.la~c It. They havc also '.~nabled new drama~ic has bccn In Ihe deat~ Ihlngs arr. than Ihcy lIScd 10 be let Us 110t lose sight of Ihe fact th:~y thousand mllcs away, I do assure pallcnts to rcach the stage of re, thing is the Iact that if the pa- Cominonwcalth Conference o{ Tu· hard as we can, rl!ady ralc. \I hlch has dropped, from 11" but holl' very seriolls Ihey !;til! are, I arc \'CQ' hard hloll's indeed amI the YOU,' covery when helpful che~t sur· tost In 1948 10 26 In 1954, ThiS spccla· Things arc hetler because of the I pcrson knoeltrd dOll'n ortcn docs Your BGG I'lIccinnlion campaign .. ery can be done with snfe\y. This hRt II c1ular Imprr~'elllinl I~ s,hnrfcd ~~: ncll', drugs which ha\"~ bccome not knoll' hoI\' he can get liP allaiu. I; also atlractil1g a great lieal, of ha~ bcen a grcnt advancc, Thcse l le rlest 0 ~~a( a, ha~(hl In nclt ) al'allahle In the last 5e\'CIl y~nrs, His filmil)' arclillc p'eople who have atlention The combined errorl of dtugs give the patient time for DEGREES IN: parish • ll '\'t l~ counlrle~I "d II' ICd are t In a The first •I'ea r til at I I13" ~ tl IC 11 I'ca' ~c"nn tl le IICn< I 0 f tl IC Ilonse Ilaid so ~'our Health'. Department Hnd the the body 10 muster '11s. forces - B•• h.lor 01 Art. , fre~ POSI 10,\ 0 proll C a eqna e IUS' sure or Coming 10 I'I'r.wfonnrliand bnclh' hrlll in nn accident thnt ;, f' tl I 't' tl I d aoehe'.r 01 ScI,n" Iia of pltalllation ~nd to lake adnntaNe 11". til" "C" "r'· fler 51' r I I Ihc· I' I I' 'r I' 'II • Ncwfonndlond rubcrcuiosis Asso, ur In Ie ong rull I IS IC J(J Y ~ " , " ..., C. n n cp oml'c nl y a e (II HOUr. I IC 11'1 ever rc· , I g t1 t t t Ii d' '( a,s., IHom, Eunoml •• 1 ~ into oC Ihe nC'~'er drug~ Ihat have come was made al'ailable rOl' Ih,~ h:eal. CO\'CI', EI'~n when they l;n~w thaI al.lon has rcsu,lteli n lmmetl.lin ta ~us ma~ er IC ,Iscase I • .,helor 01 ThtololY Id un. Into use In Ihe last decade. !he ment or tnbcrc!llosls. This was Ihc brcad winn~l' will cvcntuall),1 over 80,000 cl1lldrcn bclng given cure ,IS to take placr., 1 he proh· ."htlor 01 Mu,lc Il'er a cUnlcs and SII,rvcyS for early dlag· latcr followed hy tw,\ othcr drugs rCOCI'Cl", they' still hal'c a perludl skill te~ls to d!sc()l'c~ II'hether ,or II:m IS 10 ,kcep the, gcrms from althtlor of ldu.. tlo~ nosls that hal c, com~ Inlo usc nlso Ihat further 1,Illprovcd our treat. of hnl'clshlp ah~ad of thcm-ql'~ ~,not Ule~' have been mfectcJ WIth victory unl11 the curmg powers 01 Muter 01 Art. Mut.r 01 Sclontt G!,eatJ). Your rcdue!lon ment or thc dl!ensc, R, one, IC ,\,011 wore havlnr:1 tuberculosis germs. Ncarly 60.000 Ihe body rally and Rssert them· hel~e: I~ng Mu',,' of MUll; d ~pt· h:i~le,er, IS grcaler Ihan the Can· But lhcse drugs also hn\'e their GOO s\'~h ncc!dcnt~ a )'~ar which of th~m were found to be n"satlve selves. Many more patients now e par· a;:n oa~seracel:f ther wa moolh drDwlbntcks. Ftlor soma they arc'I were inJur~n!l people so badly Ihal 10 the tcst and have been ~'accin. leave the sanatorium with years DIPLOMAS IN: o as e s, . t00 a e ns ICY were for Ted ther remamed n I'ear or mol' I " f I' d' I t )'car l e r er sailing ahead than seven )o.:!ars 1I1eaney, Ihe Iil'st secretary of Ihe ho~pit~l: we wc,jlc\ ccrlnlnl. h~ atrt!' 1 rhere scems to be no rea' a lappmess an us". u ness EnllnUrlng' , ne 10 Rgo, but a sea.farlng people knows Newfouncliand Tubcrculo~is As,oc. doing a 101 of campaig~in" f:r the fOnab.c doubt but Ihat It gives a atlend of them: . Home Economl ... I and it well that the watcrean look very latl?n, whD had pHt lip such a nrc\'cntion o! such That grunt deai of, proteclion [rom tu· , And that ,me to the sub· Stcro'.rlll Sclontt • Tnere are Inree dormitories for men and three " ~cclden!s. br!~gs Mu.l. tLlcentll'.' paint. .mooth ol'er some ~ery perilous valiant battlc ayainst Ihe dlseasc. il whv we n'~erl to bring the same bc:culosls,' The 60,000 young JPct of rchabllltahQn. We lVould for women at this residential University whose This rocks, that a rising hdc ma~' hide But they hnl'z not been too late dctcl'ininiltion to tile fi"ht a~nlnst N~\\'foundlandcrs who hnve heen not be giving a reasonably round· PRE. PROfESSIONAL COURSES beautiful Compus overlocks the- blue tidal the rocks, A s~lp ,that g()~S for. (or hundrcds of p~tlcnls who have tuhcrculo~ls a~ we w,;uld for II I':.ccinr.ted have becn given n cd picture of tuberculosis if wc exponse of Minos Basin and malestic Cape . 01 has " ' \\ar~d a: If the~ d"cr:f not t~lre ~hen trhcatc1 early enough and c'mn~,ir.n again;:t such ~ecldcnts. measure of resistance that they did not mention its importance, PREPARATORY TO: all Ihe Mtdltln. Illomidon. \\1',0 W W ~\~~eh'e5e ~'r~~ ed~celvcdl\'i al1~~Vt dose lI'I ? hOhPc'fbtC Irealt. That Is II'h~' \\'e. must not b~ mi~. did not otllerwise posse~s, Until a few ycars ago we took LlW n ' e car) ennus I In t ,> U ure t lead h" tltt' fall II, d~~th rate '1' tf tl t I bTt r For full inlormation, apply to the ~er reo \\'3r with thc smooth looking sur. Is this hopeful story \\~hl\'h m~kcs the bciicr 'that 'J'll i~ i.> S III ° I menlloncd earlier the use of Ie, vew In 1'1.' I~ I I a IOn was Dtnliltry ,h, the laee brought aboUt by thzse im. the work of the Ncwfoundlnr.d 115 nnt ur" It: Lct the newer drugs. been mamly {or Ihe pallent who could Hurslnl REGISTRAR, (Ir'~lvr ,h~at Th~y hav~ ~L All· pro\'ed death rates, we ~ha\l be 'fuberculosh Assoclallon Dml the \ b~al'n \;nil'l I't ~ Ir're'\d> t :lIS not n decided mlditiou tu- our meth, not go back 10 the work he had II dl t 1ft Ih h d II It I D . ' • . a IC. C' -pre'l b fit t t' ''', I~ r~ r(lu~ ng sas er. ,n, ne e ar cn I cp~I'lmcnt 50 much ~I~re \'1.'."11 ult"",ctiWl',I~ otis of lrer.tmcnt, They ha\'e en· ~ ore IC wen 0 sana orlUm: ,e painled rock, of tuberculOSIS IS only mask-I useful and I'aillabl~, The cllmc,; 'fhis 1.!I'gi"" 011 111\' p:trt it, nhled thous:mds tu rccol'cr for I1QW Ieel that was «,0 re,tmtcd far ad· rd, It h~s ,not been dynamil~d out hnd .~he ~lIrl'~Ys of t,\IC )Iotor "cs'l m'~;:!!t tn )!iI~ th~ impr~s~ionS t~~t! I','hom form~r methodF fail·'d, I a I·iew, A rehabilitation. program or nur \la~ '. A~ long as rocks are sci Christmas Seal are nil help-. your P:'I.':'cnt tuberculo'is PI'O I Perh~ps the lirst thinK we luutd bc a help to every patient. I danger, lighthouses mllst be lit Ing to find the dlseaoe when it cun! I . . . ' ' willin. the b~lis must ring on the b(lol'~ be curcd • I ;rrnll1lllC s not a ngllrOU:l one. I\ou:d sr.y a\)ouL the t11':!% l~ Ih::t lit IS really u part of treatment, ~idaDt. 'nd~~~~~thlnas~~ Thecl~rrsreatnd"nCeISlnITIlcrea~somc,aspccts ~_'tll~yarenO~~i~~~h~~~~~c~e~rt~a~in~~~t~h~e~G~,r~e~at~~~p~r~ob~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~ I tha. B there Is a fog.' the Increased lIumb-~r of banatoria you arc well 1I\:t In Iront. I think Iial amI slnatorium Ireatment, IS stili the pel'~on wbo has to be 1arbla ------.. -·· .. ·-- .. -.··--.:.-·-~· .. ·-l Gil the , led lIer :Ult 14. lIS art DRIVE ONE 0F OU.R II •• llrtbd.,. llrthd.,. COMPLETE LI·NE him. lebrAlt4 I,.. 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.'. 6 THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20; 1955 ., -I will be able to sec a fair' ~ross-secUon of the island's economy. '.: .. '.:' ~.' . '. , .,' . CHIT Th'e Daily News Mr, Massey, like hfs:immediate pre- .Just·. Opened • • • I decessor, Lord Aleximderj is bent on see· FROM TORONTO Th' PAILY NEWS I. a morDlna paper ing as much of Canada; as he can duririg ;\Ir. and llrs. atablilbed 1II 18M, and publbhed at lb, BY WAYFARER· Toronto arc al NtWi Sulldiol- SM-359 Duckworth Street, his term of office, The' first Canadian' to John's anti arc Ihe St. JobD'., Newfoundlud, b1 .RublDioa • be appointed to the.Gov~rnor Generalship. ------• he has already established: an honoured MOlDER DE BUM. our understanding: Yet 'one of the Jas. :'Ilacint),rc, COIIIpallJ, Umited. " - · ·!:.t.· • h d r N' one b t· 'the n' I t.... d',· great delights of baseball Is th~t Smith, one lime ace among' mos't dl.,.mguls eo· u . u In a "'I an there Is always' something new to slaff of the Bank rEMBE. 0'· THE CAHADIAN PRESS p1 th e one of the senior The . canadlan PrIll II exclusively en· those eminent Britons who have previously ~g~orant Is likely t~ associate the, learn. We had always thought, [or , . Toronlo main office titled til .tb, use (or repUblication 01 all held the office, • caption of this arllcle with onr. example, tha,t '" bawk (we hope well knuwn inslltut i aewl dJspatclta In this paper, credited to , It is to b~ hoped t~at fine weather will o~ the knights of the Round Tab.le. the spelling is right) was a bird Smith was rAO~A,.I. attend his present visit to Newfoundland T,lere was never, to the best of thct Canada is . trying to protect It or to The AUIlc:lated pl'flI or Reuten I our rccbllcctlon, a Sir Molder de r.gulnst: Newfoundland' gunmen. Slott of this cil),. ud allO the local news pUblished therein. and allow him to. see.. the province at its Bum among the gentlemen of You may recall that Gordon Hig· All Prell aervln Ind feature article. 10 best. court. Nor anyone gins a poein about Jt [or MISCEI,LASEOUS Wa paper are cllpyrlabt and their repro. ~rthur's shoul~ r~eltcd .. Ihmglne that It has anything to do the edification of those. dull )!iss Phyllis c1uctlon II s:rohlblted. with .the French 18ngu~ge. ·The politicians up In ottawa. But now nursing at the SI. Authurlzed II HCond clm mall Poat cognoscenti, h?we~er, '~11l realize we know that II the pitcher throws Hospital, \l'3S , OffIce Department, ottawa. 'loo '. Down' Pol that. this caption IS wrlt,tnn In II the ball at the balter while he laneous showcr . ' (~relgn tongue. They Will recos· is' pretending to do something at the humc of Member Audit Bureau of Health authorities in Canada are sliB 'nlze It at o~ceas Brookl)'ncs~ and else, any pla~'er on ba~e can ClrculatiODi keeping their fingers crossed as they study know that It has, an ass(lclation advance one base. But the batter the polio statistics for 1955. But if the with the ~ame ~f baseball, an doesn't advance at all. One umpire incidence 'of the disease does not rise, esoteric WIth a polyglot thought he did and this was the DAIL! SUISCIUPTION RAmI it ~port will be only one-third that of the average vocabulary ~Il Its own. cause. of a heated argument In Canada •••••••••••••• I .S 8,00 per 1lO1IUm for th"_ previous five '. 'ears. And this lis which the umpirc-a thing that UDlted Kinldum and all .J a 'There have been tho£e who rarely happens':""was roundly de· ForeW! Coun'riea ••.. '12.00 per annum ve~y encouraging facl. Insist tbat .baseball Is' nothing feated. Any team that can beat It is felt in Canada that something has llIore than a highly complex lnrm an umpire has a great advantage. . happened to check the sprean of polio and (.f the ancient game of ~ouhdel'5. We hope Grand Falls wiII not Slightly lmperfed SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1955 the obviolls inference is that the. usc of the Some have even discerned 'In It think we arc belittling their play· I!ETURX 1I00m , ' Salk vnccin. e has beell an effective deter- some 'resemblance tohlt·ijnd·run Ing capacity when we remark that cricket. But In one ~pcclal aspect. they seemed to be able to beat Mr. Rnd ~Irs. reQ.l. ' It Is more IIk~' all·ln wrrsUing. thp Ilmplre in almost every argu· o( ~13Idl\'in. :,Ias; .. 5pcnlling a holiday Royal Birthday learly 900,000 children inoculated Tllat Is In Its -apacl'ty to attract ment. or I for :'11'5. ~Ioorrs' fathe Much aUention has been directed to in' the Dominion, only one has developed wo~en and bring out thl' worst son, lllackhcad, J: the filet that Princess Margaret will be the disease. This is a much better showing in them. .The expletives and 1m· On that subject, 'll'e may add lea\'e hcre tmlay twenty-fh'e years old tomorrow and will than that madc in the United States where. prl'calion~ addressed at Urnes that baseball does not seem to :'Ilain whrre thc~' val Mal'rl'age Act Indiscriminately to Ilmplres and have been conceived as a conlrl. further 1I't'r.k he tllen be able'th under . t th' the Ro oJ t • f h . t neverthele.'s. evidence of the effccti veness !Jlayers are most often to bt' heard' butor to. the unification' of the MAIDS their homc in )Ialr t o marry WI ou e assen '0 er SIS er, of th-_•. vaccI'lle' I'S also to' be fo' ulld. III ~hrill (emlnine accents, Base· human race. Fierce and' stormy the Queen. , Tt may be yet much too early to maltc baU's womcn do nnt stay quieti)' controversy' is the backbone of }lAX" rOXCERT '1'00 much has been made of this. It predictions about the course of polio in I knitting in the shadow uf the the game.' For some peculiar Thc Royal I!il!hlr. is natural Ulat the nation should take a Canada this year but there are encouraging ~ul1lotine while the heads (all reason, arguments are known as BEAUTICIANS Watch of Canarl~. romantic interest in a charming young I'ndl'call'ons that the proper use of the Salk into the basket, Rathrr arc thp.l' rhubarbs allhough what relation Iland concerts in H; • d I t 'th' tl 'bl In the vanguard o( thl,se who de.- they have t~ the dclightlul Jruit one on Sat IIrda~' , .. ! Ld b manu that the heads must fall. o[ the same name is nol apparent. ;: prmcess an specu a e WI m le sensl Po vaccI'ne can De a safe means of keeping th.e p,11I .• and on 5uOII: ! : :.1 1Imlts 0 . gu;.J taste a out her future. But incidence of the disease to a low level if not 8.15 p.m. I " that her possibie intentions should become of preventing it altogether in the future. We are proud to bc able to write One of the special peculiarities WAITRESSES , ., the focal point of tasteless gossip in the In this learned way aboul base· of .baseball nomenclature is con· 'f 1:: I .. , . popular press, making her a figure of un- - : 1mll. Nobody, we arc sure, could ccrned with the question of errors. pleasant publicity, is unfair and highly believe that two years ago the These are charged to the team improper. only giants we knew belonged to tnat commits them. Frankly, we i I: Str,engt.. h For To .. day GROCERY annollncc the cn.~;l • Too little is it realized that Princess fairy tales and thnt we thought don't think It is very sparling to d;llIl!htl'r, r-;ormn. that dodgers were evasive crlmin· remind ft team of Its mistakes by I ,(111 of .\11'. anel )Ir; I '~{argaret is fully conscious of the obliga-I B~ EARL I,. DOUGLASS als hiding out In the wilds of ~etting them in lhe official record. twtll of the cil" . i lions that her birth and status have im- Brooklyn. We not only know a But there is worse than ·,hal. If SALESLADIES .,i posed upon her; She has accepted her full SIIOltLD WE EXPORT RELIGION home run when we see one bllt a slow ball 'comes of{ the bat and . share of the duties that the senior members More than a hundred years ago on !he floor o[ ,i'e arc aware that the chap who a fielder, engrossed with some 11,\('1, ['(tlnl \' Ihe Senate of Massachusetts, some one objected to .lands on a little mound and private thought, allows It to ri of the Royal Family are required to perform the. Incorporation o[ a certain missionary society throws tlie ball at the batlersis .dribble past him, it is not an error. i .'Ii~;rs .\la Cotton and broadcloth Uniforms hi colours blue, green, gold, i .Iorce I'ynll ha\'c and her official visit to the Caribbean which planned to spread the gospel to foreign lands, the catcher while tbe fellow In But if a' fielder makes a super· ,; city hy TCA al1('1 ;. { , colonies was a great personal triumph. The objecting senator argued that !hls constituted an the iron mask who crouches behind human effort to catch a di£ficult white and stripes. The regular selling price would be approxl. ,1------,,· She is entitled to be spared the vulgar export and since we had no religion to spare In the batter is the pilcher. Or I~ ball and cannot bring off the sumlises of idle gossips and it is to be hoped this country, we should keep what we had for our· it lhe other way about? Only an miracle of holding It, that Is an mately 5.40·each. Sizes 10-20, 38·44, 1 SllmmcrT that the trials to which she has been sub- selves. But another senator sprang 10 "Is feet and hour or so hefore the first game error. At least, that Is what Wf. ected bv' sections of the Brit' h h said: "Sir, religion is a commodity of which the In the alf.Newfoundland finals were .told by people whose know· j lfcet ',,!jlh :1 j ol 1S press ave more we export. the more ,ve have rcmalnlng." began, we suffered the lo~s o( a ledge of the game we hold In the ceased. May 'Her Royal Highness have a In reading !he Bible we need alw.a)'s to kcep Rla~s of beer at the hands of II hlghe.~t respect. It Just shows you "ery happy birthday. In mind that in the spiritual world, the more we distinguished pro(essional gentle· how full of Inequities life can be. I ' l:nkindH gh'e away the more we retain. Jesus exprcssed this man Rnd that boldfa~ed pllferagr. .97 , by saying that to him that hath shall be given, and has disturbed our memory. Now we eannot end thl. brief i1· 111' .\I.lCI 10 him that hath no~ shall be taken away even that recollection of the first game :1 'I'l1'2rc's nothin;: which he hath. J! we take the benefits of God and The amazing thing about this between st. John's and Grand. Now Only o( sum mer In i eacher Standards. . 5caU,r them In double handfuls all over our little game was the small numbe'r of Falls without commenting upon tircdc,t rln~' I:lat It is all very well for the Canad1an world we come back to find that our pile of bless· qucstions we had to ask our 1m- the wa)' another cherished beUef In adelilion In flf liS hal'c I':ilh a Teachers' Federation to condemn provincial Ings I~ twice as high as when we started to scatter. mediate and well·lnformed neigh· was upset. We have ofien fl· there and 1'f(H,krti governments for issuing licences to un- ,The Massachusetts senalor who wanted to keep bour. We have galbed at last a marked that baseball had nothing :1lld,; an 'lIncnmfOi qualified persons but how else can the all the religion at home IVa! dead wrong. We read sound working knowledge of base· In common with cricket. That Is hlistc!'.'. 5\\ rlling • d' tIt f t h b that when the ancient Israelles tried to lay by a ball and each new g~me we scc untrue. There are occaslon~ when infection. 1mme la e s lor age 0 eac ers e over- store o[ heavenly manna, It soured andl.lpoiled. So adds a little to the sum tolal of displays of temper are II roundly Summcr:imc come':' I~ Is' alwa)'s with spiritual gifts. ' If we clutch our ------.:..------impossihle 10 utiful f~ct 3;. Ihr, Here in Newfoundland, for example, fingers about tbem.and hold them close to our own N,ew Career \ T TI Ed't in wintcr. The i, a new &alary scale has been establisher! breasls, something happens that we are sorry for, . 0 Ie .J I or rnrd and ~andat" which has beet,l fo.und quite satisfactory by When we give, then .God begins giving unto us, full happ), Ird 10 the For Former Swclling. Ill'" teachers and includes a very powerful measure, pressed down and running over, ThisIty for paper opinions assume. expressed. no responslblJ· by I~ . the m~r dilficully. can II. (O,rrespondent •. monetary incentive' to improvement of • Adven"~"urer with alt~rnalc hot A S phllU:CS. fllill)\\I'11 t the desire to restrict active mem- Wh t Oth VANCOUVER (CP) '"" When ill· Editor Daily News, in£: o&)lI'n with Ihe grad~S~t a ers· re aYlng the hcali.' ershl'p l'n the profess1·on to persons havI'ng , . nessadvcntur~ forced In hi,:"the farto north,quit a William life of • Dear Sir-In the Augll~t• 17th HIi.'tcrs ~ho:1ld b Ub grade or higher cannot be attained over- .WATER FOR TilE BIRDS George Crisp found that writing edltlo~ of the DAILY, NEWS, my First. wcar a ,1' night. (Stratford Beacon·Herald)· books opened up n new career. litt?nbon was drawn to a lyric . tt .t' • th . During hot weather give a thought to the birds. He has just won R $2,000 prize viTItten by one P. J. Wakeham, AT Th ere was a serious 8 rl Ion In . e they too ha\'e a wa!er problem. But In this case (or his boys' adventllre book. wherein the author eulogizes the ranks of the best qualified teachers durmg. you-can do something about It. A pan of water as "White and Gold In the Cassiar," outstanding accomplishments of a OUR FASHION the first five years after union because of a bird bath will make )'ou a friend of the feathered a talc of a you~g boy's .vacation In famous explo~, and true son of ' the demand for recrui.ts to important fed~ folIC for life. Backyard bird baths of any descrlp. th~British Cassiar Columbia. dIstrict The Ofwork northern which theNp.wfoundland,:\ln late Capt;1 Bthe b Bpefloon tI tt of. DEPARTMENT eral and provincial civil service posts and tlon are enjoying great popularity these days. They won the award from a magazine n 0 ar e • the demand for educated personnel in are~hower, just as popular 85 the swimming pool or the forwriting. boys was four years In the oliy. The on song the' Itself, well whichknown Is aDave)' par· commer~e. _:0:--'-- Mr .. Crisp, now 50, signed on the Crockett, provides us with ,an n· ENGLISH ALL WOOL Now that qualified teachers can earn A FUR MAY BE "ROYAL" Hudson's Bay schooner. Baymaud cellent opportunity, to render good salaries, some time must elapse before • (Vancouver Herald) as' wireless opera lor In 1926 for a tribute to one of our own local those who wish to improve their grades ottawa prohibited the Canadian Pacil!c Ralwlaytbehree.year came a cruisegreat of·admIrer th~ Arctic. of t"Hh~ heroes,this song and ofIt Capt.Is my Bobopinion Bartlett that BLAZERS 'can reach the desired minimum standard. from. cilling Its neW Bcenl.", dome transcontinental Eskimos, and his first book "Oop· .,• . 't t. • d . d'ff' l't train the Royal Canadian. However, the cables have Pik" In 1952 described these happy, should be given WIde publiCIty, Tlnil! Sl ua 10n 1S rna e mo~e 1 1C~ becn carrying reprts or the hit made at 'the Brussels friendly people. and adopted .s one of our New· by the continuous high rate o! mcrease m fashion sholV by a Canadian fur phice. This piece He married Jean D. Little In foundland folk songs, to be. sung ENGLISH ·ALL· WOOL the school population, This must today Is advertised to the world as the "Royal Canadian Vancouver In 1929 and untii 1941 by old and young alike whenever number close upon 95.,000 and if one teach. Onyx Fox Boa". As the Canadian fur exhlb.lt Is theyColumbia, lived atIn T'2legraphnorthern Britishcreek, IheI wishopportunity 11 to bepresents clearly tl~elf.under- SERGE TUNICS er is required for every thirty pupils we under Ihe sponsorship of the Federal Department Dease lake and McLeod lake. •st(lod that I have nothing but the .!sh. all need nearly 3,200 teachers in the 'new ofdepartment Agriculture, experts It can had only not be gotassumed around that to the passing 'state Crisp,"At "weMcLeod used lake," gas saidlight Mrs,and hI' ghest praIse a~d regard fo~ .the • liChool year, their ruling on the use of "royal" over to the agrl· packed our own water and cut our songs and tradlhons of the gqod ENGLISH ALL WOOL .'. That represents about 400. more than culture department. 'I . wood. Supplies came between .the old U.S.A., but having perused there were in the last school year,. _:0:-: first of May and the fir,st of Sep· the lines of the Song of captain , THE BLACK MARIA t2mber. I made cl9thes, moccasins, Bob Bartlett, It strikes me (orclbly .~:, An appalling~y high proportion of last mosqultl tents and snowshoes. •• that we should strive to perpetu· 'SERGE UNIFORMS' ,.;year's teachers were in the lowest grade:; (St. Thomas Tlmes.Joumal) we had our olVn dog team." . \ ate the memory' of such a gallant and even the incentive of much improved It is.a long time since we saw or heard the She used her ~urslng knowledge gentleman a was Ca t· Bob B rt· term "Black Marla" but we' saW it In an Ontario on many occaSIons, ~uch as set. s p , a ., ENGLISH RAYON '. salaries cannot overcome this position in a newspaper thli week .. The, younger generation may' ling a broken hlp for an Indian lett, and we ~hould make an hon· :.h'urry,I . More and more teachers are en~ \.not know.' who. or what• "Black Marla" Is. Accord. chief. . ofest Newfoundlandeffort to In[use Intochildren, the mindsthe d~avouring to improve their grades by iog to our recollection "Black Marla" was B notorious M'lk Onl 0 i:1ea that our local heroes both of SERGE TUNICS·· I,: ~pending' one or more years in the school drunken W0n;lan In the London o! Victoria days, and 1 . y, n the past,. and present, are truly 'of education at Memorial but 't t k as she was 10 orten arrested the poliee In the statlol1 worth singing about. 1 may a ~ got Into the habit oflB),lng "'Here comes IBlack M ' if ,p1any years; before we shall be . able to. Maria".' when they saw the vehlcl,e coming, regard. ornIng Ii ter In conclusion, may J . avail of ENGLISH· SILK BROADCLOTH ;.~bo1ish altogether the employment of per- less of whe!her the lady herself was In It or not. this opportunity to pay tribute ~.,$ons who ha, ve not the desired minimum Thus the name came to be applied to the paddy. For Navy Men andto P. expressJ. Wakeham sincere author appreciation of the ualw' cations, wagonj not to the Inmate. VANCOUVER (eN-The men of song to Captain Bob Bartlett, ana GYM BLOUSES q MOURNING_:0:- FOR A DOVE the Royal Navy drtnklng milk? entitled "King of the Northern §:Go """ G'· :.". '1"':. V' .'::, ': .: l , (HamiltOn Spectator) P~!s~ thrt~h~~g~~ , u i Floes." Mr. Wakeham has by his ~~,.',:• . y' erno'. . r e'.n·,e''ra s ' .ISlt· . The passenger pigeon is gone now, slaughtered barre·c le8 hsested as, member e reac of theon crew0 ~ vldedliterary us effort with inan this opportunity respect, pro- to "'.. .' , .'; , ,'. . . .. Into extlnctlQllby market shooters in the conscrva· of HMS Superb, British cruiser . ?3 T1i~ RightHonourabl~'Viflc(mt 14assey,' tlonl.e!, year. ofthe last century. The m0111'ning visiting Vancouver. He was com· sound the praises of this great e'C . 00' . G l' f' Ca' n ada' . 1'" do.ve'ls· not exll.nct,· but n.or is It numerous either menllng on a London report that .Newfoundland hero, Rnd for 5uch .... ;". vernor eners' 0 , ., Id b h d I fl d d the Royal Navy Is drinking more be deservel! to be highly com· f),anning to, see, qui~ a bit. ~£ ~ewfound1!ltid ..,..yoU\Vou . e ar put to t to n a ozen In milk. than beer. . mended. I.<:.;. hl'S:.ec''ond;visit.to.tbis 1's'-"d .' ,W~!l!W~rt~'~0-!lnty. Since 1917 the mournIng dove "Well, maybe the navy does :Thanking you, Mr. ,Edltor,for JIJl Uln .': .•.. ba •. been protected lri Canada; Until last year, that d I k more Ilk til b "h . ?;&1..... HiS.:Jtine.iary·;..'~ .w.ill involv.eada.y.ori Be.·.·.ll,·".,:,N" ow, ,·;.to:the.,u considerable. surprise of "Ir.d love'rs, salr nd - I'the morningm , after.an ,~er, e spacenluable in yourpaper highly I remain r~spl!cted ana, gaan~,~~ort':~~oP.l::·at. mahy. pointS. along an open season has been declared on It by thi!.Fed· OFFICER'S VIEWA "' u . . sr. JOHN'S, ..\Jin ....'.e.)ri.'.chld, ing Departm!,nt of Resuorces. Certainly hunters h COinmantdher At ·d ., DlgglnS sald, NEWFO NDLANDER. .e :~1.1..j{~1 L~isporte and' ~~L t i t I.:.: B:L"~i" ;";.1. S An''tho·n ·.'an· d" !Ire, entitled .t~;t4alr sport (just as blrd·watchers .are wowever, a 0 ay s navy 5 no NEW~OUNDL """0' mQ' JW9X•. aiCn.u:.e.to t. y, till d t thel h bb ) I I hat It used to be. He said while the creW of the t~~e'" ':::':'·Y.I,,'-.!:'-"St"J n" d' i' .. h' • 'h'h' . en., .e .0. roy. But, n a I conscience, Isn't "I believe. It's true the Royal Superb was I'n V~ncouvnr' only one i ~~ ,W/,.,a . ,.m_.. ·; .. " 0 n 8 .ur ng w 1C e there ·_.. ·me·' '.en'ou' gh '.wl'ho • u.tiki pc ng on one 0f thO e Navy Is drinking more milk-but sailor returne.d drunk- "irom shore willinSpeCtaJre5h fiSh plaht. . Thus he gentlest and pleuantest.of feathered creatures? also more beer." leave. / ,. , , ~AIL YNEWS, SATURDA '(.~AUGlJST 20, 1,955 7 '\ \ . , . .'

CHIT CHAT COLUMN Pre~cnt-For You and· , Yours .. " A 'pl~mli" day· to ruml 1·0ROSTO the 1IIainiand Ind In ·the United "l~t your lJair UIlWIl·' and con· ccntmic on having Cun, If. how· .\Ir, 3111\ ~trs, James Smith ot Statcs, ; cvcr, 'YOli 'have re5(lOmibilitic~ T"rllnto are at present I'blting St, to attend to, aspecls denole ,1"llII'S and arc the gursh o[ Mrs, SHOWER PARTY' , , Ihings will so exceedingly well .. ,1,1>, ~Iadntyrc, Chnrch Hill. :llr, I. Frlcnds 01 ~Iiss Betty Squire ~5' i YClIIr, ambition for marilal sue- ~l1Iilh, line limc membcr oC the I sembled at Ihe hOllle of ~I(, aId: I cess can become a reality now. ,:. 1:~fI o( the Bank o[ ~tonlreal, Is I ~Irs, F. L. Ross, ChrstcL' Avenue, ~ i Tomorrow's oU,lIook is abo ex· ., rllC of the ~cnlur officials DC the Tnronto, July 22, to tendcr her a : cellenl. ' . , 1,'rllntll main (JUice branch oC that mlscellancous showcr. lIer mar· Between Us i Futuro· • • Hospitals soon Past ... A lIniform national \I "'I knllwn imlllutlon, while :II rs, rla~e tu Stanll'Y H, Ross takes ! will have. al'ailable 'II new de· ~yMCIll for numbering birth cer· ~lIIlth was formcrly miss Agncs place AugllsL 27th at Sland!ord I vice to hclp sa~c the li\'c5 l1r tificates I\'~S approved 7 years ~1"1t o( Ihis city, J\venuc United Church, Torunlo, , babies' born with Rh·negatil'c ago'tOllay 31id hceilOlC effective Women ; blODrl and \\ho must have tdtcir January I; t949. Georgia was the IiI'S! statc to pass a birth In:>n:I.I.AStmUS SIlOWlm ' nUSISt:SS TRIP . ! blood supply substituted with , ntw blood. registration law, in 1823, '1i.~s I'lwl1ls ~\,)'lIe, c1,ircelor ol! ~Ir. Tom ~lahone)'. manutaetur. 1 By RUTH MILLEIT I ,,'II 'III!: at the SI. John s General I ers' agent, Ical'cs Sunda)' lor a !. ' H,.,pital. Il'as tcndereli n miscel. \ business Irlp along thc northeast i rnAISI; CAN AND OFTEN DOES ThG Day Under Your Sign 1.IlCIlIIS shower Thursday el'cning cuast. :Ill'. ~l:lhone). will tra\'el b)' IWORK MIRA~ WITH ~lEN i ~.~I~S (Bo.n ,Moren 2~ 10 April 201. mM'(Sepl.2] I. Oct, 22), . . I r,}m~ Lefor!! :.1I!1 ~1~;•. ' "1 ~O" :trc 11)... \h!:lml!h I't"nl':(' )DlI mrd :erc not •.r1), . ~I tllc hume 01 Jliss I'hyllis God· rail to Lewlsporte where he 11'111 c!lr.ttl tl) m;.t:,. (~~;'I:C rNI1;:rl ... Ih.lt OI.fC If) -11:Jn' your \'ir:1\'JoOinl!, (~O 1'01 tli.pbr 11.'11, Frrshll'alcr Road, Friends tat,e to boot travelling, lie hopcs \ m~~~~s e\,ery wiCe should r.me· i I, UnGf!rntlt. Ucn', Inlrt (llllf.::":, :\IIt:1f:oui~t.I. .:111 (cl\uw nurs~s J:athercd to to go ~s lar as SI. Anthony, . Your husband needs you e\,cry SCOr.PIO {Od, 13 fo N•• , 22) ""11IIIIr ~1iss \\'~'lie on hcr forlh. bit as much as you need him, i ~~~~~; I~,~~r,i~ I ~,I.!,~: ~i~,~,~j~!, wi':' '1', .. 1., ... ·:0; tflllrkllr;1tlOn'i ~Iilllll!;'t!t' )1I11r ~ ~,o:lr jQI). \.'l)llccnlro;tt {lrI \IoII .. t ~tlU''': "I(,!ll,-I 1I(.o\\cr. ~"'k~ ((ml."I, 'Illl~tt )011 I \,111 ilir ! ()L;f j'h·.~~. r,'min~ lIIarriage tn ~Ir. Huward ANNIVERSARY AND BIRTIIDAY 'The wile II'ho nevcr loses !ight of \ LOt:1;. ' , "I f;"rrNI, ~lIss Jean Lewis read thc Today, Saturday, August 20, ~lr, thnt Caet isn't templed 10 beeomc i GEtl.lNt (M.y 21 10 Jun. 21) SAGInAR1US (N.v.,ll 10 0 •• ,21) i r~rd~, While JIl~s I~abcl. Sutton and )11'5. Richard Harding of poss'~ssil'e, inquisiti\'l!. or afraid I .\11: 'e :'Y t1. r I:' ~ L(,II 1~ll:(, ;Ihl tllll':" \, ill 'fiji ... i\ a \ill"rriul .I.tv in t~l\tr;tl :md , wttr~ tlu! fl'!" ~IlII, 11(\\;111: tiC t:i;:fi;~loIl' lim ... itOlL!.! ~rt ;t I(lt ·'\IJI1I:. ~1::h ),., ,;'ollrli the I!ifl~, Calerrrs were, Waldcgral'e Street celcbrpted the that she'll lose her husband,· I itl;: )'I.iur tidiu:l:hlts. '''lltt' I:,t 'un ~hiflrf. Phyllis GI.dden, hllstrss, and 139th annil'crsary or their weddlnll, ingYou to won'tchnnge hnve a man much il YOIIIlIck voiccIry·· '11'~ ; CANCER !Juno 21 I. July 221 CAPRICORN (0 ••. 22 10 Jan, (9) ~lJ'~ Sadic Pupc; ~lrs, Clarencc and also are celehrallng their two your disapproval or what he does . ',1.::.1.r It ... n'.o~l Id ,::'<; r;,'fJt~.ltlt' l·rri(~I. \'1):1 ",11,,1,1 he \d·,. 'It) "utllil,h' 'our I )'rej- :I do:c uh,h on ~I;alr 1-.: ... 1.tll{)(j:', tru,"I1 ,.'!II.'I.cI-. 'trftill:! ntw I~ci~e' ~ili l;(lddcn and )lrs. ~lcGralh, blrthda)'s whlcb also uecur on this that irrilates you, l:rJ\\,cr:f. - IJ.) 1Il::rh fvr ) ollr Il1fJf;lir. da~'. Mr. !larding Is 62 and Mrs, A man can be slubborn, too', andl lEO !July lJ 10 Aug, 221 AQUARIUS pon, 20 I. Feb, t8) I:UTIIS umlE Harding Is 63, Thcy were married usually i; if he realizcs that thc I'o!:ow '"' "t~l1Ii'iq~ I, .,i I~ n 1")111.1 h~":":'1 Hr.,l:!! jt, U\lIr;,\I,I ... J-:'h':t'll 1\1'11':. nn 'lr, and D, . the laIc nCI', Bisbop RenouC, woman who once thought she lovedl ,I I:-:t'cr Jt.i,. )'ollr Jlh:.:r,Cflt u l'fW}' 1:1,1111"1:' If'! III'tl if. .\\11;11 lno JlH:d, ~tr" l.io~'d :llnorc~ b~' : Ic!i:I,:e r'i:llt foli\\,. C').l~I'\lH' t~1 Mdl. (;tl t:...tu ~!t:'e;'. 0: \laldwin, ~1ass,. who llal'c he~n II _ him "as is" now is intent on trying ,,'rntlin;:\. \t a hulida),' f I al Ihe hume oC ITO Wt:SU;Y\,\L1.E to\\'ollid lIIake con;ider him o\'~r a betterinto whatbargain. she ,r~, ,oorrs ,1t ler, ~lr. D, 1Iud. ~1iss Alice Lacey, I'ice principal Bllt praioc, sl:iIlfully administcred • • 'II, illarkhcad, Bay de \'crde,' of WcslcYI'iIle IlIgh School, who can and tiftcn docs work miracles, :"11 e h~re tutlay b~' TeA Cor I had becn I'isltlng Crlends In the . ,_ ..... _ ...... - ...... - .--...•.__ ._... Your husha",1 isn't going 10 be II;IIn wh~rc thc)' plall to ~pcl1d a i cill' has returned to WesleYI'i1le, , ,'Intercsted in you out of a sense ".=:======-.., ,. '"nltrr week hrfurc rcturnlng 10 I .' _ rhc rays of Ihe Fetting SII\1 length strapless gown oC lace ol'er I The bride~ tdblc lI'a~ bcauliCull~' or duty, lC ),011 want 10 keep him By Ceean ::I!'ir home In .\laldwln, IHAPPY PIRTIUlAY sl'~eamln" through the windows, sntln and larc:·s or nylon tUlic,\dl!COratcd lor Ihe occasion with inter~5ted, you'll.have to be inter· __. Capt. Malcolm ROllers, ma~tcr. together with the multi coloured II'lth matching ;lole and gauntlets, nowers and celltered with a threc ~~ting. " ....~.~,; For Sund,y, August 21 11.\'i1l rOSn:nT ,owner o[ the coastAl Irelghtcr:'1. floral deeoratiollR and Kenlla while Mesdames Agnes Grimes, i tier wedding cake, IRelax, I.et tlubby Be Lealler Thr nnyallliJ:hl"ntl nand, nJack : &: G. nocers. now In port, cele. Palms, \IIade n benutlllli scLting 1;oiclllc, TnlllpHln and lIIBl'joric i The brides .other reeeil'ed YOI! milY thin~ ,~'ou arc moreour Present-For You and \\ .11rh of Canada. will J!il'p. twu' bra led his 6Bth birthdal' 'fhursdoy fOl' a I'CI·y pretty lI'eddlng which 1111anslon retell ~s bridesmaids and, guests wearing a fioor length I practIcal ~nll cCiIClenl Ihan r Yours, .. An auspicious day. Don'I, however, do more run­ ,'.,n.1 Cllncrrt~ in Banncrman Park, ~ oC this wcck, Many of ·his friends t?ok place At "'e~ley Un lied t \\'~re attlr~~ .n identical gowlls Igown oC aqua, n)'lol\ I'rcpe wilh: ~~:~b~~~'n a;:.II~'ol~ cl;1~g~\rli~~!i ",:r on Satllrda)' br~innin~ at 8 I I'isitcli the Caplain during Ihe day Church on .Jllne 231 d at 7 P'~'" as the mall' of honour, III sky whIte accessories and her corsagc i smart 10 orfer advice or sugge,t· ning around Ihan is neccssary. i'lll., anrl on Sunday beginning at . and oCCered thr.ir congratulations. the contraelhlll \lartie~ bellig I bille, All wore head pieces alilw' was oC yellow ro~es, The grooms ions ho\\'e\'~r bright thc), may be. Take advanta&e 01 tranquillity e 1~ lUll. Among the I'isltors from onshore I Christine, younger daughtc'r or i lind Ihclr bouljucls were a com·' mothe!' assisted wcaring a fiool' Learn to relax and enjoy letting ~Dd resl- phi'sically and men· lias C, ~I, l.ane, General Secretar)' I ~Ir. and :ltrs •. Frank Adey and I bln"lIol1 or SI'.'jlhlnollc, and SilaS' lenglh gown IlC mid,hlue crcpe' hin~ lead, , tally. Indudc church in your __, 01 the Newfoundland Federation : Bl'uce. ~lde8t 501101 illr, a~d ~!I's'lta Daisies In matching shades, wilh lace inse'ts and pnle pinl.! }\~al a l~u5~and do~s for ,hl~ plans. Allhough friendliness and r\(; \r.nll.'~T (~'II Cn t In no"er~ wbo II Frank Kin~mall. both ot thiS CllY. Llttlc BCI'crciy Bishop \\,ca:·lnll aeees50rlc~, H~r corsagc was of' 1~lfc 5 happm~:,~ oft~n has Icr; congeniality ~~e accented, don't , .,.. 0 ,. S lermrn, P a ..' '1'lle I d I 'Ik 'little eonnecllon II'lth what he r take a romantic interlude 100 ',"'. ftlld ~tr~, I.en n"azil wish to balls Crom Flat lsland~ , B, B, , Is a 1! by ReI' cercmolA J Barrelt y was as,b,1per orme d b'l a "m nnturc brid:II b I gown and Cal'· p n • roses, 1 5 h011 III [0,I so Corbe rl t a bou I \I 'I la I he g ,,""'V' " :"lIl1ce Ihe III their well known Labrador fisherman, R' j \V" ,e ; r;.'n a Em3 OUq.lIct IIkc thc Dr, L, Puttle Bl'teri toasl.: ollght to do and appreciate what seriously. cn~"~rlll('ni ":1 " II, a~ .. ~:)t" i'·".< Past ... Lil'i:lg Slandards in -.,' i f \I' , ,~htrr, 1': nrma, til "lIrc,l, eldest and \l'a~ one (II the 1~5t to give up Ir .~I. d •. l I~s?r, f llCi~ I~ng ~lldes ~"d, Mastcr 'J ony I'altana· ma~1 cr while ficI· .•r. ,,', Winsor i he ~lo'~s do, That,!~ just fac!n~ Future • , , Inltead of using America have improved 25\1- , I: "f ~Ir, nlld ~h's, George Smith that C1shery, lilfi minll is ~t11l In ~I~n ;11 Ie r c sl/~l1 y.• Jr, \ age 1\ c~t Ing minature formal In Ihe unal'odahle absenrc of Rcv I real1l)', Thr. quahhe.1 you tlllnk oldcr \'chicles, Icicvision wi tl in the last 10 YClrs. Abollt 70% .. :11 01 Ihc city. ' the llsh~rl', but he points Ollt the an Iman pre,~ e at the dress, perfol',lI1ccl thei,r duties aS'A ,1 Bnrett 'IIro; <' d li t i' make a good wife rna), not be at produce dr;tmas while the book~ of U.S, families now hava auto­ j(3mc Is n~1 worth Illoday, "II I'OU orllan 3nd a full choir WM In flowcl' girl and ring beare!' In OJ it'll' I "'d "1' IIO:C" Ie °dasd a!1 the, oncs your husband con· . " ___ • " attendance. \'ery wlnsomc IIlAnner I 0 Ie 1lI r. II IIC I \In" rcspon e IRIders Important nstead of ex· om! still on bCfot·selter lists, This mobiles; 59.3% own their homes ha\,!' II Cell' dollar~ II ~ a good way" , .,,'. 10 by the groom. he ill turn Pl'O' peeling him IQ ~ppr~ciate \'011 for hoI'. ever. will not lessen interest and 98<;0 oC our homes have II\rt, ('lItm Y.\L\TIOS to lose ii," he remarked, lIe hRs I The brule 100kecJ ralllnnt as ~hc b Til~ ~IOO:\1 \I/IS IIbl~ su~po:te(J !poscd'a tORst to the brides attend'i the qualities I'OU think he ·should in the movie version later. electricity, - . 11:"rs ,'Iar~arl't Charfl'Y and tall en an acli\'e part In fishrry I enterNI the church Oil thl' arm oC I' y 115 hl:'O~I~~:.lIrr; i~!slnlr 1\ln5'! IIllts, which w,.s responded 10 by l!,Yollr marriagc had b~cn hap: 1f.,~~~: The Day Under Your Sign "f'; , ,e I'~'nn hal'n rclurncll tit Ihe i di~cns~ions held during tbe past I hel' fllthcl' ~nd proceeded up the ~~Rn, IV d e I~ •• rs Er c rhomp.s,Cln, i the besl man • .titer which a num.\ PY In thc past you can expcct it liBRA IS.pl.23)0 001, 22) . l!, T("A "ftrl' I'acatil'ning on scvcral I to the strains oC the "eddlng ollar Mansh'n and David KIII5' ' ber of telegralll1 from relatil'cs to be happy again, cl'en Ihough at ARIES Moret. I. A~rillOI h~' ycar~, ?i~lc ISa .. II De U'!",on,h·t 2nd 'rmjlath~lie in r-:r. _ . ____' __ • .__ -----'. _ Il11arch. She wore a gown of whltp man Rcted IIshers, 1 alld Crlcnds \I'Cl e read, Followin!l' prescnt the Isn'l smooth, Thin~ .. sbcul11 ,'(I wrll 11'1 your r-mtlliOMJl R~ g~lng Ide loda), .•\t1 ,Ollf bt-'I and look )-our .on.d rdlticmhil'~' there·, II ",0." I~ rr l 11 d ' D Ii Chelltellllaee ,wei' satin alld m'lon Allcr Ihe bndal party has as·,"U er dancin to the mllsic oC ,Just remembermg that can help a bnt (In this f2\

I /tiro to bear their . Winesu of The HYMNS A Psalm "of, David to ten years from " SUNDA y' SERVICES BEST LOVED seedlings are , When He Fled coming info .. b'earin!;, Morning. cross is made, Safely through another ~'eek Bishop Sheen tbe results of the p.m:, Sunday Schooli 7 p.m., Gos· Rise up, my Soul from the depths God has brought Us on our way; From Absalom he known beCore Churc.h of En~lalld pel Meeting'. Listen to "The Family of despair: Let us now a blessing leek, from seed to the Bible Hour" CJON al .. 9.30 p.m. Wa~c and arise: There Is joy in Waiting in His courls to,day; PSALM 111 known as 'the NEWFOUNDLAND CATHEDRAL Tuesday, Scripture' Study at a.OIl, Ihe alr- nlY of the week the best, Writes aU o Lord how many IT, my foes: the juvenile phase. Eleventh Sundoll al'tT TO'Inltv p.m.; Thursday, Pra~'er Meeting al Spread wide your pinions for Emblem of eternal rest. • 11 00 pm El'erl'one Welcome heal'enward f1ight.- , many are uying of me, known for ellnllnaUI 8 H I C I a Many Ire rising againtt me I,m., 0 y ommun on, I' ". . Winged with your wonder •• your- lit' phase in fruit a.m .• Matins Ind Sermon, and the your delight. . While pray for pardoning lI'ae., There Is no help for him In we It Is different l'ls,tltutlon and Induction of the Wings of Ihe Mornlng-of Faith and Through the dear Redeemer's Nam'p, God. . Selah ·N.otes varieties of tree R~\'r J. A. F. Slade as Rector of Desire: Show Thy reconciled fact, ]Iut tbou, 0 Lord, Irt I. shield GIVE UI! A UNIVERSITY thinker of III the ages has writ· I rieties had their the .Cathedrll. Preacher, the Lord GOIVER STREET Rise up, my soul, for the sky b Take away Ollr sin Ind Ihame; about me, ten: "The love of God Is Interlr&~' l:ngs, but many Bishop; 4.13 p.m., Holy Baptism; The Serl'ices in GO"'cr Strcet afire:····· I d From our worldly care aet free, my glory, Ind the IIlter ~ BY FULTON J. SHEEN ing in that it draWs man'a JIIan!' God's in the wind and the COil my head. • Would it not be I wondlrtul, fold desires inlo union, Ion al elapsed since the d May we rest this day In Thee. b~t 630 p.m., El'ensonl an Sermon. tmiLed Church 11'111 be conducted and the ~pra~'; God's in the I ery ,aloud to tbe Lo.rd, and h~: Ihing for America if someone star. sell is dis~Dt·~grati.ng, spl!ttn~. DU~ eJ! through their I';eaeher, the Rector. on Sunda~' by ReI'. F. E. Vipond, wind and Ihe clOUd and the a~swers me from his s~f;h' ted a university? A lID!I'ersity'! up acc.ordmg to diverse IDshnctl. and were nrrln"".fp, n'EtKDAY SERVICES: the minister. ~Ir. Donald Cook 5pray Here we come Thy Name to prAiAe. bill • IHal not every State a university? He might h~\,1 added, unto the Conseqliently, It· is '. ·:~'I~~. Mon., Tues. frl. and will be in charge of the olgan. God's in the dark and the dawn Let us feel Thy presence near, I lie down and ll~ep. Is not the Nation full 01 univer. serving of dlver~e .g~ds. duce a tree of an liat. 7.30 p.m.; W~d, 7.45, Thurs. The morning and el'enlng .ermon I and the day, May Thy glory meet our eyea, I wake again, for the Lord silies? No! These are nol uoi\'. Wbe~ men bellel'e ID on.' G~ .U5·1 pie variety to bear I ~~, Holy Eucharist, M~n., TU,es.", slIbjects arc respectil'eiy: "Time ------While lI'e In Thy house appear: talns me. Hsities' th-ay are pluril'ersities educatlOo produces I uDlvemtr as the second year Here afford UI, Lord, I taste I am not alrald of ten thousands IA uni.\:ersity II Dot just a body Iwh~n men beli~I'e .i~· many gods, ';:') ~:!II Sal, 8 a.m., "cd. 7.15, 10 Remember" and "Are Jesu~ Stephen: Faitltful or planting. Thurs. 10 a.m.; EI'ensong, Dall)' -nd Heavcn Real?" Th'Cre will Of our !I'eriasting fea,t. of people . of students gathered io one place' such as each mdlVldual seh up Who set themselves against me. it . Imilied bod\' 01 knowledge' tor him~elf, from pleasure. to .At the Canada , , :i.30 p.m .• ~~e~~~~A;;30 p.m. b~ a song serl'lce at 5.45 p.m, Christian Unto . round a~o\lt. a ~~n:'mon pool DC principle.~ which \ Wealth, there are pluriyenltel, Agriculture Ma, Thy gospel'. joyful IOllnn .'me: 0 Lord. . all cept knoll' anti taste. A, There Is bere no quarrel WIth Ipee· .' R a.m.. Holy Communion; 11 Summerland, B.C., Conquer linnen, comfort .aints; Dehl'er me. 0 ~y Goo. multi~versity is made up ot dis· I iatization the problem ia ratMr, have been 'made to ".ni .. Holy Communion. Preacher, M~y the fruih of grace abound, For tho.u dost smll: al1 my ene'i pal'ate a~d unconnected fi~lds of; what is the basic: goal IIf JllII Cburch Radio Death e'den! 10' which ReI'. T. E, SmUh: 3.45 p.m:, Holy Bring relief for all complalnb; ml~s 00 thk c1,ee~, th l th 'knowled'e in wbich onc hranch of' eveo when he does beco~e I .pt. lod In apple B.lptlsm and Churching.~; 6.3~ B d t thou ~ost brea the ce, 0 e I kno\"led:e' seems to have no re.\ cialist? Our American phll050p.her . "hu~ may all our SahbAthlproI'P, eked I to \\"11' I v Ih r lallol r.m., E\'ening Pm-cr. Preacher, roa cas s BY WILLlA~' E. GJI,ROY, D, D. . \\,1 . d lation with another body of kno\\'. I lam, ames, sal .. IS e. . shortened by bark ReI'. S. Da\'le5, B.A. The death of Stephen, first Am· Till we join the Church ab ve. Delll'erancp. be~ong~. 10 the r,-;:r, I ledg in which ', Ihe parap~t, of' be I~atehful for the' smallesl np. , 11 a.m .• DMne Worship. Preach· through Panl's mind, leading up to tanc~ But what does this word paper~ here Ind now, and WIth and serVices for each hOllr 01, heal·en. Hather, God alloll'ed the: portunit~. of wilne.lSing for Chri.t. hear fruit, ;r.. "n,>o The PSa]ml'sts' that arresting experience. That "m~ek" really meao in the ori· your Spirit Ihat the old life is done work and Ihey need work fewer builders tu gt't inlo Ihat condition.; Let me be faithful in Ille least tern. ringing Increased r~, ReI'. ~[. F, Hodder, 7 p.m., Di· Ihere wa~ already some uns~ttie. gina1? It wns a word u~ed fre. with once and for .11, Ind the hours. The wise use of this acquir· The)' pllnJsheti them"elves.. Each plation so that iI hard trials com I l blossom per tree. ;"h- Worship, Preachcr: Rev. M, S' , F'] !11~nt !~ Pa,ul's m\nd was el'lde~! qnentiy in ancient times by m~n same Spirit bearing· witn~ss that ed leisure is, then, an imporlant, group labort'll on its p~rticular ( may hal'e his strength to on(. hiossoms, and on Hodder. • lin his klckmg against Ihe pricks, who worked with animals, and 10 you nolV I child of the King, problem for even'one young Rnd' task, del'eloped ils o\.ln jargon, b2. come. I' lngmfl' all t I~ the blossom •• wert l· , COCHRANE .ST~EET t' and In. hi~ cry "Who art t~ou, particular wilh horses. It was the you can take YOllr way with glad, old alike, Ind on~ Wl;ich requires I came ~Q enmeshed !n specialized ; ReI'. W. L. Langille. B.A .. min· - Lord?" Whcn he heard the I'Olce, word used to d~scribe horses ness through thb world, the ~os· careful consideration and planning. : tak~ that, afler a While •.one gro~lp I Al1f. Your fh c ring. The ri IS'.er. Dr. D. K. Pet~r5, L.T.C.L.. Read Psalm 139:1·12 or ~!althel\" 11 Is .• common tac.' In rcllgiou.s which had at one time been witd sessor of a hapineu that nothmg]t . t' 1 1 1'tt' It wa. unahle tn communlcale WIth ed for one year 1 • 31 Ih t be orne mOlc t d ond nobodv. ean p.I'er take from IS. par IC.U ar y t I ICU ,an~ther enga ..-etl in a dif!ercnt ,112. wbich failed to C 'n'-I anti Choir Direelor. 111 0:2·,· '. ~xperlen~e a ~~n c and la\\'lcs~, but had he~n a~e.. • bl f 11 k th g d rl llOoJ' :~ · '\ nin Worshi Broad· II 1 tall~ Ihe II'mg, or tho mor· lnl~n~c In OPPOSItion, and in per· or R~ We might say "broken III. ~'on, a hapiness that will emerge pro em or . Ie SIC. ' e a e an ,cia lit)'. The result wa5 confmion ~J h case• / ... fiut trea'tinent ~f" .1 o~. J ',,/'In~ Wor. nil\~, al1(l dllell in th~ ultermosl ~ecuting z~al, wilen they .are in "l'~ all intenl~ and purposes they from all the storms of life. u un·1 tho~e who hal'e retired from earn·, wor~e confounded. again. Although ~ .. I C.B.N" I p,m. ,r: en ~ ,paris or thr ~ra r.I'en thcl'O Ithall fact on Ihe \'er~e 01 acccptmJt the were creatures whose natures had acathpd IS Ihp hOllu that i!: ing a !il·ing. Those people hal'e so' A real unil·er.it)· has a bod)' of. ] am ,ome \I ood and' a enal;",' experienced some The minisler 11'111 preach n, Ih)' hand learl me. 139:9, I'ery thing they proress 10 been changcd, TI115 h precisely built UPon a rock, milch leisllre that it is hard for, knpwledge i. the or paint' or . I ~~Ip. (r~alm h~le. tha~ li~e hu~an \'arni~h. \\'3S evident by beth !er\':cP~, to.) . One wonrlers A little why R ma.n whal ,le~us had 1n mind whzn Hc tbem to Iind inte-resting and bod)'. One ,Clence 1< not a' 1m., Once .erving m)' purpoCi In Ih'll GEORGE STllEE'r In the!e words .'he p~ahftl~1 ~o full of pr.rsecIlLin~ zeal on hiS ~aid "Blessed are Ihe meek." lIe "'orlhwhile wa),s to use it. I ~orlan~ as anot.h~r part; ":Z can world. I :;;ink out.of .~i~ht ,."" Jill' lt a.m .• Dhine "'or.• hip, .,"b· I'oiced a f~ith .~tranJ:r 10 lnOS~ por' oll'n hehall as ":as Palll, "brealh· Wa~ thinking 01 men and women TI h . Hnwel'er short the work wpck hve ~1'lIhOl~1 a hlg toe, but \I e ca~· tor~otlcn in the magic of wh~t ( I n_'_l·. "And i!\'e of Ih~nl were ~Ol1s o[ his hOle. Men b.~hel'c.rl in~ .Ollt thl'cat~. RI.ng ~n"d slallghter' II'ho .•• nRture~ had been lawles5. .IOLI;,O' ts h . k' '11 tl t: not lire Without a hrad. TIlere 1$1 rontain-book$! I Q I' :'e a:1d five were foolish". 7 p.m.. Ihen that p.ae~ Iand ha d 1$ olIn against Ihe dl~~IP 1C$, \\'a$ con· bllt >~Il~d now beeo changed. And . ecome$, t 1101' t I~[rr 511 \. Ie hmilS Id 'I'lIel . ar ell"., 0rder ,"".~nffrer. in Ihe ' I can .al' ot tl'lPOI. In th , wnrJ1 I '> r:'- ;' '" .hl Subjec' "Good I!nd: ,Ieho\'ahs.llrcsence, for ihe tent oniy I~ mind Ihe cloth.~$ of this 15 the ama~lnll story r~pe~tp.d I1l1portan par 0 I.e. \e $ ou I body; '0 Ihel'e is rel"'ion in a' o[ Ihe Anci~nt Recoro, th~t Ih"i ,En.n': for'th p, . If ld grace Jews, lI'a~ limited 1(1 palestine. those who did the aclual filonm!t of ol'cr and ol'er ~gain in the BIble MONrl.~Y • not work to get .iel.,~re ~nd thc i unil'Cr,il~' belll,!en olle dcp01rlment: mllst increa$p. and 1 mU$t n!" t~:I"ard~ 0 e man 0 , Whrn Naaman had been healed Sl~phen. COlllft it he that Ih.p. man lIe~c we sec human naillre lin. Therefore shall ye allld~ at Ihe Iplea5urc~ that leisure hTlngs us, i and another. Knowledge presently crea'" . or God. . 01 his leprosy, ha asked Elisha for 11'110 so sbortly \I'M 10 write ~o tam e d lawless unregenerate. door of· the tabernacle .of the con· rather we should use leifillre lI'ise· I is like a Cr017.)· quilt wherein nnp. i I ~n~rr. lhr wi ..lom I)f th, lil!l ~T. PAUL'S-BLACKLER AVE. "two mule~' hurden of e~rth" .10 hcaulitully of the 100'e nr God, ano What h~voc it IJroughl! It led gregatillD day and mght sel'en Ill' ~o that lI'ork itself can becollle p~lrh is add~ci ~ another p:,~ch alld plac.c it \I'ilhin reach of rOil! , II a.m .. ~Ir. A. E Parkins; 2.30 take home to Syria, there to mal11· of brotherly love-AS Paul. wrole Cain to murder his brolh~r. 11 days, and keep. the charge of the rewarding And enjoyable. The feel. II Ilholit eontrlbl~hn~. 10 a umhcd: hand. j.m .. Sunday ':;ch~ol, 7·p.m" Mr, taln his worship of the Lord AS In 1 Corinthians 13, ~nd In Any darkened the Ii\'e~ of Jacob and Lord, thal Ye die .n?t: fo: so I am Ing of sUccess at riDing one's dail)' ~o~aic. Erll1e.atl~o IS "!cant to ~e: I Rhpikr Ihr :laughlp.,r .~nrl thll ,T. G. Barnc,. though He were sUIl in brae!. olltal' chapters of hl.s Eplstlcs- Esall. It ruined kin!: Sa\ll. It commanded.-LevlhcuR 8,35. . k 'h th 't' . b ., hke a pyranud In whIch certalO wi;dom of a\l hm~ thr r2cor( II! When Jonah was trring 10 by·pass. relt an Inward prompmg ot revul· brought shame to David. It mar. The 5pirlt of man, which God "~r. -II e or I IS ~ JO , maIO· superior scicJJce~ illumine inferior I hllman historv, the 'story tI! min', l P rellbytprian the Lord's guidance, he sailed for slon agalnsl the crude horror of R red the Jll'es of al\ the kings. II Inspired; cannot together perish tal;lR ll ~ h~Jne ~r gomg t.o sCth()~1 scenees. A~ wise Arslot!e sa!d, I heroi~m and 'shame, the music fOIl Tarshlsh. which was to the Jews fellow mortal being Iitoned to was the burden of ever)' proplir.tie wiLh this corporeal clod. -Milton - epen ,~ a~ge y on cOIning 0 It mathematics I\'as a supenor SC.IC·, hale. ) a place, death? message. "The hl'!.Rrt Is deceitful each da)' WIth renewed energy nee 10 musir, and matbemahcs, I cT\·stalif.c in .pat! th' IT, A;\,DRE"'''~ ~ndlrs< sm~11 I Do we ~mlle at such Ideas? But Moreover, when he saW the ser· above all things, and desperately TUESDAY and Retive inlerest. Therefore, was superior to' ph)·s!cs. I glury ~Otl the wonder of the rnin1' ,\l a.m.. ~Iornini Worship, is there much rliffercnce in our ene faith of the victim Of that wicked!" Who can know it? They Wherefore, holy brelhren, par. leisure Is equall)' as imporlant as But where there IS . no. reco g' and heart of man. . 1 '1 BrOldca3t ol'er V.O.W.R.). 2,30 limllin~ Ihe \l'or~hip of God to a cruel death, calling upon th~ Lord looked Into their oWn lives; they sider the Apostle and High Priest work which is also well illustraled nilion of a common prmclple, no j I track Ihe record of him lI'h'l r m., Upper Long Pond ~und~)' ~in~lc ria), or the II'l!ek and Ignor· Jesus to receive his spirit, and looked at the life of the people sld2r the Apostel and l,iigh Priest In the wOI'ds of W. II, Da\'ies: agreem~nt a~ to .lI'hy I~e edu~atei i. Ihe Way, Ihe Truth, and tnt; S:hool at the home Df Mr;. George In~ Hi~ prp.sr.ncr. with us during pleading for the forgiveness 01 around th·em and what they SBW of our profession. Chmt Jesus- "WI t' thO 1'f 'f f 1J I a man, a university splits up mtol Lif~. . ) Bell: 4 p.rn .. Open Air Serdce at th~ other six? The psalmist had those who were doing him to death, made them ~hudder. It was all Hebrews 3:1 ,'. la IS IS I e, I, U ° departmenls, just as a hum~n I I am" Your Bookcau. . 1 the ~ummer home 01 ~Ir~. n. M. r~Uh In God Who IVas with him could the spiritually sensitive Paul the more terrible when Uley saw On the head of Christ are many care, bodl' when the soul leal'es II, . l ;r-'~tI. Ho~an'; Ponel. Preacher at everywhere and always. Perhaps not be moved to soma Inward won· human nature in the light of the crowns. He weara the crown of We have DO time 10 sland and split; up into its differentiated 4 Z' 1 I i ,Iesus had this psalm In mind when dering about I Christ, faith 'In perfect holiness of God. "Woe u grace He wears the crown of stare," and nnrelated chemicals. Reali)' I _ CC01l1 P'S I1nen ~ I bolh lerl'l~e5, ReI'. A. A. Burnett, He said that even a sparrow can· whom could such calm confidence mel for I am undone" cried glory-for everyone of His glorl· Most· people eagerly look fnr· there is not much poiut in educat.1 Of L' i .rl.G.~. nol fall to the ground without God's and courage In His disciples? Islah, "Il'lcausc I am a' man .01 fled people owes his honor, hap. ward to the time wben thl'I' will illg a man unl~~s we know the pur·1 . J.qnor 1 QUEEN'S ROAD seeing It. As nothing can separate The devout Pharisee hated What unclean lips and I dwell In Ihe pineS! and bless~dness to Him.- haye nothing to du, Without' work, po,e o[ mall. It ean Ilard!y. be 1.01 : ~Imi;t: • J:~I. ,I. ·A. Goldsmith. us from God's love, sO nothing can he conceived to be opposition to midst of a ;eople of unclean lips; Augher. wilh its rewardiog leisure, hoI\' make a lil·ing. becalJ>e 111'!ng J.~ IIRI~K bu- )1 a.m" Divine' Worship .. Worsbip separate us Irom. His pr~nce. the trulh, but WaN the truth en· for mine eves have seen the King -- I I rr II' more imporlant t~lan maklO~ ~tl !lung mor~ crepe, .1\ .Ih us. tir~ly as hI! saw it? For Ihe first the Lord ~f 1I0sts." Why sllDuld WEDNESDAY emp ~ sue I a I e wou t be. can bardly be sef\'Jng I~en~oci ac~, Sold m()re hou~es, time doubt had entered his mi~d, human nature be like this? The And he shall bear no sin bY Malnlaining the itlea of "a sound (01' the 1'3;1 part ot a lI[e IS SP~lIt Plunaed more people Into bln~ • Praver the !lrst step leading to convefSlon Bible t~lIs tis the saddest of all 'reason of It, when ye bave heaved mind in a sound body", children in sen'ing something ·.l~e. .1.he 1 r~ptcl' · F~rst Bapttst ,; and neWfound faith, It was not, slories. Human nature was nol from it the best of it: n~1ther shall 1 del'o'e most of their out·of·school hasic rea sou for ou: multlversltl~s; Armed ni.~re "illians, : . G,ul'de of th2 p·llgrim. fm me wilh lais10hnc hlnesihstaeddh:lddenolralooffththate lrlc1e•.always so. It once ~ore the \'e.ry ye pollute the holy things 01 the, hours to l'arious·1eisure actil'ities. i. the loss Ilf all ullimate and 1101(": SI"in more children, , g. ( G d Th me With children of hrael, lest ye die. -I These, however,. var}, Ilith the ied goal. As the great~~t human. Sn"pped more lI'~ddinlt rln.', : Ch ltrc l Ihe spirit of adventure that e~icl~ Ihat he hall lived in All good con· ~ftagit~ l~r~lbleen s~~n~:quences. Numbers 18:32. choice of the individunl child. ! nefiled more innOf!~b, :' stcp of .Ihe way mal' scem an ~hr sci2nce. Rather, it was A ~rown· Anr! e~en when man did try to It l~ not the back, bu.t the hurt'l Some children '·are· attracted to dancing, drall'in~ and painting or i Wrecked morz m'llnhoonl. : \'ICTORlA llALL-lIgN1l\' ST•. o[ 5rf1'lee for Thee. Whe k t r. ing ~nd enrichment of all thnt in Ii ht his way back all his efforl5 that must bleed for lin. -Soulh.' h t' 't" . r d photOffraph)'. Still othprl find, Dishonored more \l'0'lllnhllt>rf, ' ~lini~ler: Re\·. E. WiLliam~ , 11'11)' !5 lon~, ThOll who ha~1, nown ,le"lIs of Nazarclh 11'3$ the fulCilt..1I [ '1 'On1 one thin~ SllC ac 11'1 Ie.' a. r~ar 109, an to k h t . lI't.armess t~ach me Thl' patience I ( II,h I . t d Ilere 0 no aval. y.. U D"l' l'ariOll5 . ~andicrnfts and' gamps. recreation in doing such useful or Br~ pn more ea.r.5: · 11 a.m., Morning Srrvice. ':A~k. 'I When th~' 11'11" is hard, . Thou Wh~1 mrn /) ~ II ~~IO ~ an prop· could possibly u.ve il-~nd .'~at TR RS . . . t k penlry or DrJI'cn more to SIIICllf_, 'nowltdging the Owner" (40 "hllr.· h"l ~one he'rore ~il'r. nle TIII'I hct!h hadhforetolthd'l t I r wa~ tha t God Hlm~e1C m omne 0 lSI'lel, trust thou in 'he 1ord. Whalel'f\r they choo"t,. the ~ctil'lty conslruchl't as s as car . 'D Ih oned more ru~'nn E In"" " ' ., T us I e dCn n mar )'rl om II , h Id CO me dow and with ht. i~ their h~j(1 and their ~hielr!'15hOlJld I)!ler bolh' challenge ami i 5ewin~. ltany adults pnJoy com., D~g ~tire gravp.J, th~n ~n .nlt!!I 11'.)' Slreet1: 8 p.m.. I'cn ng strcnglh. Whcn the way is e~~)"1 fiteph~~ Is linked with \he new tife merr.I' ~ 011 d r In liP -pul.ms 115:9 . SUrces, if c.hildrp.."'arr. to. rpap Ihe I m.erclal ~mu~emcnts ",her,e Ih?, Pt?ison Jcour~~ Ih.l.t :Worship. "Wbat an Appetitel" Thou II'hn hast known gladncs~, in Pnul S~~ming loss in God's an act of reo emP.II'1l ove r~sc 1l I k J II I t l r.od In' I b' d t h Th hal e their I I :-"ednasda": B ".10 .. PrA.I·er Meet· Be Ihe Drtr Companlr.n. G.llide, prol'·I'.cn·c o becom.' • '-reat go'In. Im.an Irhromd' h!' phgtht, resdlorhRr'lntgO . ' I ~ acn, ,01 filS! i 1111 . ene,llb from IhPlr Irisurt.1 ~It an I\'a C. eSI! . .' slI'ept ib rleath.du In; WtT!1 :~. ., " Y \I <,

~pen~~me'Sh~,dl~~I~~~~~~~ln~h~o~ln~~ratl~m~~kh~the~'• ~~d be~e~n C~rs~m ~~~edh~v~~~~p~~ou. t~h~d~n~o~~ou!e~b~u~t~,~w~a~s~~~n~~~o_n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _____~ ______~ ______tllalint was cvident by yeliowlng of foli. overvigorous trp.es of 8U'v arletle.. slugglsb coarse fish, has been se· Off'andlng Industrialilrins can be should receive ft unanimous vote • a i" th. I"" 1m what I • • " 'ifill'll. ·~""·."·.·.·.·A·.·."Y.~~) l»t Olpy lu~t de- th, IIU UI In of JOUf Invest Novi~Profit in :FALL anti Ih_ . .' ~ '2cor' nf TOP FEED COWS A BODY RATION ON PASTURf III min', AT AYRE'S STORE DEPT. music '" plcr tll, Ihe mind him wkft and til_ ROOFING Good pasture stimulatll milk produdiori but proper body LUMBER condition falls oH unless there is enough. body building grain '/JUMBO", 36 ih., 108 square feet "RUBEROID", 18 in" 36 In., ration in the diet. DRESSED .45 and 55 lin. • PLOUGHED and TONGUED TARRED FELTS, 36 In., t~ Ibl. SLATE SURFACE, 18 In., Red and Green 2 x 4 Prevent a falling oH in milk production in the fall by 2 x 3 PLASTIC, CEMENT nlohan. keeping up body condltio'n now. - 2 x 5 2 x 6 ENGLISH TAR, 55, 40s Square Edge ROOF COATING, 1-.5 gallon tins rln.~, FEED YOUR COWS PURINA P. & F. CHOW NOW,

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10 THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20;1955 .' Canada Dominated By American . . .

D.SO-Harp Redtal Carla Emer· . son, Imperiali~tsRussians Are Told D.45-Muslcale. are always sacrificed." lower classes •. . SATURDAY, AUlUlt 28th. 10.OO-Concert of Favourites, IO.30-Summer Slage. . "'OTTA'w A-CP - Canada Canadian industrialists, the Rus· 4. Canadian agriculture Is dom- 'l.30-CBC New!. . . ' n.OO-String Along. is being portrayed to the slans say, first de'leloped their inated by banks which "seizlo U5-Top of the' Mornlna. , n.SO-CBC National News. businesses 10 meet the nceds or farms' under the guise of assist­ B.IID-Newil aDd Welltbet. 1l.40-Weekend Review and Russian people as a country war and nOW are eager for a new anc~ via one·sided loans and then ,. U5-Muslcal Cluck. Special Speaker. dominated by American im­ war. . they expropriate the land and all ------Eskimoes and Indians, the Sov- the property or the rarmers.... . 1I.00-Mornina DevoUoni. perialists, eager for war and I, II.15-Provamme Preview. VOWR let article says. "arc deprived of 5. Official Canadian statistics ,. 1I.20000uth of the Border. guilty of cruelty to Eskimoes elementary civil rights, arc cruelly· are deliberately !alsified. ,. 1.300Tops This Week. SUNDAY, August 21st. and Indians. exploited and subjected to racial lO.OO-Muslcal Marehpast .. discrimination . _ • in the southern I 11l.30-News. IO.30-0rgan Music. • The ext~rnal a(falrs department ,I lO.35-liuslc on Mcllow Note. 10.30-0rgan Music. . says this picture or Canada is regions the Indians live in special I ll.OO-CBC Sports page. ' lO.45-John Charles Thomas, centres - resl!rvations - where " drawn In a six-page section in Ihe for J l1.3O-Junior Farm BroadcnL· P.M. latest edition of the Large Soviet they are abandoned to the ar­ 1l.45-Sacrcd Heart Program. 12.lS-Shapes~eare's Sonnet~. bitrary domination of bureaucrats, 12.30-Weather Forecast and Encyclopaedia. The department U1. accuses the Russian government speculators and usurers." 12.00'-Hils and Encores. Closed awn. Other "facts" about Canada in ·\. 12.3U-Announcer's Choice. lI.OD-Tell us a Story. . or dcllberatcly giving a distorted \ 5.l5-Radlo Kids' Bible Club. and untrue picture of Canada to the Russian publication: 12.45-Stu Davis Show. 1. Radio broadcasting in Canada t. MS-What Would You Do? the people or the Soviet Union. l.OO-Announcers Choice. Is "entirely In the service of the · 1.30-News and Weather. B.IIO-Muslc or ,lhe Masten. The Camidian government's ob· 1.45-Doyle Bulletin. - B.30-Negro Spirituals by jectlons were contained in an ar­ Anglo·American imparialists." i: 2.00-CBC Stamp Club. Marian Anderson. ticle In the July-August edition o( 2. "The curricula and methods . 7.00-Hcllglou5 Service from of teaching in Canadian schools · :l.I5-Calllng All Children. Wesley United Church • External Afralrs, a monthl~ bul· t: . 2.::O-Domlnion Time SignaL letin issu2d by the external affairs are ruled by American pedagogy." 2.30-World Scout Jamboree. B.IS-Hospltal and other reports. 3, Canadian courts carry out a 2,45-Thls Week. B.SO-Weather rorceast and Close department. ' policy of repression against the 3.DO-World Church New •. Down. The article contains extracts from the New Soviet Enc~.cloP'1 3.l5-Speakers. Choice. "I sat around for years waiting for the man to 3.3U-:\luslcal Matinee. VOCM ri~ht C~!"~ aedia' to enable Canadians to QUESTIONED - Actor John .tOO-World Scout Jamboree. along-and then I decided to Eet marr·.J anywayl jjudge for themselves the basis, Han

.' Ii ~ CJON' :. ~ , SATURDAY, Augu,t %Olh, .. , " '., . . . ' 'I , . To The , General Public 7.00-Wake up and Llv •• .:, :1' 'l.lO-National New •. 7.lS-Sacred Heart Program. .. . 7.30-Natlonal News. ..f' • ,. '1 'l.a5-Bob Lewis Show. .

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iel The Date for Receiving Entries to 'Qualify'

for Prizes in Our Baby' Contest, CLOSED·. . , . . .

With. . ;Our Last Week's Issue.

The. Judg~s Will Now Consider the Pictures Sent to Us; and Award the Following Prizes

• 1st PRIZE 550.00 CASH (Daily News)

OTHER PRIZES :. HERE'S NEWS 2 CASES BORDEN'S MILK (H.UVEl' & co.) COIl l'·).ce,'ve£l

!?re'tty As A Pict1lre- H!hatA Lot'ely Baby .Picture of Health! .

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. , It s • time, to outtit the Infants' and Of cours." you want 'your . pure, wholesome- so safe for little ones in fair-weather own precious .baby to look the )'our baby . wear. Handsome and "picture of health"-bright- Borden's Evaporated Milk is • eyed, rosy-cheeked, happy and pure, fresh whole milk, eva po­ hearty togs for play, right· smiling. rated to double concentration, So why not ask your dottor homogenized so it's easier to through the s:Jmmer, Visit Ayrc's about Borden's Evaporated digest. It's Vitamin D increased, Infants' and Children's Department Milk for baby's formula 1 oC course. Borden's have been in the dairy And Borden's Evaporated' real soon and see a /I businus for over a hundred Milk i~ a favorite with the rest' years-milk from the world- of the family, too-for table use the lovely little fashions famous Borden dairies is always. and in all your baking. on display. 7iOldellS EVAPORATED MILK Pretty RSH picture is SUSIIII Fuye Dilltc, sent in hy Mrs. Thci'csll Duke . . of A \·Olldale. . . /I i/' • • orJ~" jl'I'!!! 10 L. gooil i· ;

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12 THE DAilY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955

I Eating A Fine Suga r Daddy Homemaking Manners ~Iake Gee' Look At Me

Wrap melon and banana skins Friends Immediately after enjoying the ,oodles. We don·t know where SJmJ tccn·agers seem to think they come from in nothing ,fiat.' it is cutc to run down their parents but suclt skins are the quickcst II'l1Cn they arc tnlklng to others. lures for lruit nl~s ever seen. Dut no onc Is favorably impressed h)' the youn~ person Who says UII' SII'C bags In wliich lettuce and ,kind things about his uwn parel ns. carrots are packaged these days. Re III em b cr. tecn·agers tllat They make wonderful wl'applngs \l'h~n you make )'our parent~ look for I piece of onion you'd like to goon YOli look bcller )·ourself. ,tore In the refrigerator. alld arc fllta for throw·away plcninc snnd· J.\ILED BY REDS ?'ieh bals. TOKYO (Reuters) -,Slxty·three A small ceilulose sponge. tied .Japanese fishcrmcn who returned around the knob of a door which home Wednesday reported that OptM against another door or a they h~d been jailed ror six months piece of furniture, serves as an In Soviet Sakhalln. The fishermen admirable emergency bumper un· told police they all were put In a til you cln buy one that's specially prison In southern Sakhalin on d~sllDed for the job. charges of border violation and poaching.

, If the man of the house spends '. , ' · 1I0urt In the basement In his own '1 office or workshop, yoo can now operated two - way communlca· Celli hollering down the clothes tlon units arc now a\·allable. In· staH one unit In the kitchen, one I• chute as the only means of com· I munlcallon. InexpensIve, batt()r)" over the workbench. , i. , :

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Rusemary Pc.nney. 2 years and 5 months, cutin!! " S~ .'lr­ Fh'e and one.haH month old Catherine Bambrick, is n beauty. Scnt in by Mrs. 1. d::Ll.:iy-·-scnt in by i'll'S. Rose Penney, Bch·i.!dcrc-'~: :)h~:!la- Bamhrick, 5 Go odview Street. age, Bona\'clllure Avcnue. -

Thafs (i,fy Mom Fine 10 Monl"h Old Girl'I

DROPSIDE CRIB \ A regular heaven for baby I Full panel ends, !,1 no drafts can reach him. Drop side, 2 po sl t Ion adjustable . spring for Mother's convenience. Natural color with fancy trim. Price each ...... $44.50 Y2 panel style ... .$33.50 HIGH CHAIR Finished in blue or natural, nursery trim. W?at an. adorable picture this is. Three month old David Michael Block of I?!) Ehzabeth Avenue, looks up at his mommie. Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs: Panel back, foot rest, Charl~5 D. Block, plastic tray and beads Price each ...... $9.50 ", them: S The Doofe.' Family . "Now, you little girls run along tress Quantity and have a good time. You'll be AROUND THE FAR~I perfectly safe here on the farm, as N t Q Ii I long as you don't cllmh too high 0 ua ty Rosemary Reardon, aged 10 months-sent in by Patsy, and fall down. And mini! you, IN ' Reardon of St. John's. ~~~~~,l If you go wasing in the In Dietin 0' So Mollie, Dol1!c and Gussie ran TORONTO (C~) - Diet' I al~'ay to play, WIth OooIie leaping neither difficult nor unpl-ea~~~i if Premi:lr lIenry Hicks; grinning ahng heslde them. A.fler Mrs. the quantity of fuod ealon Is reo Observe Event b~adly, launched Into a welcxme Moofer had fed them ~ bIg country- duced, without changing the variety in halting French. The gaily clad st~,!e supper of cours~. There was or quality, according 10 an article Acadians cheered his laborious frl.d chicken, new little creamed in the current is,ue of "Health" Of Expul,sion ' , effort enthusiastically and hooted potatoes, peas, ,corn on the cob- official publication of the 'Healih with· glee when· he remarked wo~derful blscUlts and blUE;berry League of Canada. proudly at the close: "I 'guess they ,,-~=g:.l' uPsI~e-down ca~e .. My, but It was On the question of ov~rweight, From NovaScotia understood me." ---= good. The chIldren were stuffed and how much rl!ducing is advis. ByIUCHARD, DAIGNAULT The plaque is attached to a ...... ' ' ===- ,.. when they left the house. able, a doctor's advice should be Canadian Press Staff Wrlter monument erected in 1951 to the By Alma SIoux ,Scarberry ," memory of Philippe d'Entremont Dollie Doofer and Gussie Goofer First .they visit-ed the pigs and soughl, the arlici'l says. WESTPUBNICO, N:.S. (CPl-AI who landed here 3M ~ars ago thought the Moofer farm Was just saw a mama pig with eight mUe Most common causes of over­ '. group of ,2~th·century Acadians with a small, band of settl-ers. the in()~t thrilling place in the piggy boys and girls. Then thcy weight are Incorrect or poor food moved on to Yarmouth today for I TodllY there are thousands of whole 'worid. Although it was fed the 'chickens. Afterward they habits, usually I!haracterjzed by more ceremonies· 'heralding the I d'Entremonts along this western only two miles from Doafervllle, went to, the big hay-filled barn. plain over-ewting. But a balanced STURDY. HARPW,OOO' PLAY, VARD ,their visit was a big adventure. 1\[ollle shOWed Dollle and Gussie diet r

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! I• ;, ; :i . ,DAILYI NEWS·Bi\BY' CONTEST , " I ! .' . I I, ,Pretty Pianist A 'Big Smile , , , ' I • , ., - j . Two Cute Dolls ,

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A prctty pianist is s\\;ect l\faurecn Swcen(!~', aged 2 yClll':: cleve!: mOl1th~ -scnt in by Mrs, Mac Swcney of Wabana, Bell Island, . :

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. , , " • " , , .' 1.4 THEDAILYNEWS,SATURDAy,AUGUST~O,1955 Production Notes Spaniard's Bay Notes Carbonear News· .BLUE,· 'and GOLD, On '"The Spirit CARBONEAR, Aug. 15 - A (Tuesday) for th~Labrador, a!lei' .' Stained G1ass meetin, of the Executive of the taking on quite ,'bit of ~entral Of St. Louis" Carbon ear Pre!bytery Woman's c:lrgo, 'se\'eral passengers and a '. Association will be held at the quantity of mail. One of modern history's most L.______• COLUMN..,. ______• .J heroic ,achievements Is about to . Window For home of the Recording Secretar),; on Frillay next, August 19th, at Mr. James Simms, who has op­ IASilALL Joe Qatherall of the relay team become a motion pIcture of pro- Church 3 p.m. All members of Ihat body prated a Irucking business for · The baseball team received Its also set a record of 10 four·fifth portions as heroic and adventure· are asked 10 attend, as plans for several years,· is building a gar· age and service station on the lint .etback in the second round In the loo.yard dash. 60me as the event Itself. , SPANIARD'S BAY Aug. 15-\ th!! Autumn meeting will be top of Saddle Hili. With more ll,t week when they were edged Ilave Barrett set a new record Aft~r 28 yeare, Charles A. Lind· On Sunday, August 14th,' the made. 7- 5 and· more cars on the road we by 51. Pat's' '1-8 but came back In the Shot Put with a distance of ~ergh epochal Atlantic flight congregation 'of Holy Redeemer Sund to defeat the leagUE lead. 46.10¥.a.. rom New York to Paris Is being Church beautiffed by the addition ,Craftsman Max Frampton, son frel' that he wlll make a' go at IDg :loIY Cross 8-8, and by this SENIOR SECTION dramatically re-created in a Cln~ of a large stained glass window, D[ Mrs. W. J. Penney and the late it and w, extend to. him best "In they are DOW tied with st. Congratulation to Mike Hogan mp alsl:~pe fpllmi baboosed on Lindbergh s Mr. Samuel Frampton, Is home on wishes for" a 51Iccle4Sfui business Ti , I ...,' U ",er rte k "Th Silt imported by the Rector from ,G. Southpaw . PlIt'l and Holy Cross for ,econd I'" ho came flnt In the l()().yards f St L I" .' e p r Maile and Son Ltd., of London, thirty days furlough. Max II at· career. ,rQund honoure. Highlight of the and 220 yards, also to Dave of' t ou s. • I h taehed to the' R.C.E.M.E. and Is last tllced England, and donated by Mrs. aio ,turned in pme was Ed Manning', lifth Sharpe In the 4to and 880, "our een ~ ears n t e writing, Isabel Sheppard In memory of her attending the R.C.E.M.E. ,. SchoDI On Friday evenlnl last Miss round tripper' of the leason. Jed Gamber, lIa1n took flrat ~he Spirit of St. Louis" is no! at Kingston, Onto His friends Ind 'Vida Burdl!n, daughtl!r of Mr. and out neriorlnan late husband, JIIark Sheppard who sCattered , ltd Gamberg .who was ahaky at place In the (avelln throw 'WIth died on December 31, 1953. The especially his school pals ar~ de· Mrs. Gordon Burden, LeHarchant fn:a:d~:::e ~:~l1o~:t~~·~~~ the subject of this beautiful window lighted to see him back and they Street, who I! to' be married tbe slart really settled down In the a :~s~~~: :~~~~~LL TlAM' refieeis the kInd of pe~sonal cour· wuuld like to extend to him their shortly, was lIiven I misceilaDo the All-New Jlte Inning. to let hi. second win LINE.UP ... Ind, determlnltlon which made Is "The Liglit of the World". Refer· ence was made by the Rector, in \'ery best wishes for a .uc:essfui eous shower, at the home of her finals at one In this round. GOAL: Llndberllh an International hero umy career. mother,' Quite a number of her Just one ' STAR OF IASlBALL and Inlpired til. world to an en both his sermons, to the gilt-:the friends assembled to de her hon· ,~ this week's stir IIoea \0 Sian Gill: !lr.nlc Fudy, A,. 23, dUring appreciation of the rna • first of its kind In the church and 18th, IQ54. our and many of the glftl' were three hit 7'() '\','illlams who belted out two Clp'lln and d,ed-a deed which many lessons were drawn from it. We .extend congratulationl. to ~he I~ DS lovely as they ,,'ere useful. to"'crlng doubles and played a Frank played plenty of football held I II I Ibl IIIr. Jeremiah Thoms, of Irish shirts that I 11 b t t t It ar e y responl 8 for the The window will be dedicated by Following the opening of thl n the Bishop of Newfoundland when 'I'own, who celebrated his seventy. straight ,tood game In the outfi.ld. th Cfo ege d lUI mWosh a Ji wp" on transoceanic filght aceompllsh. gifts the evening was .penl III •~ Each week until th.. baseball e orwar nt'. e n m ower menta of todlY. he visits Conception Bay for third birthday on Thursday, Aug· ship for the list 11th. A party in his honour games, etc., and .l~ter a delicious Falls. ••· eason ends , ] will live •"au rud· retiredteam Plr as kgoalie t k for the senior d h d Th e pro j ee t '"_. fll mI ng Lind· Episcopal duties in the autumn. W81 given by his daughter, Mrs. buffet lupper was .ervtc!. Backing up er! I wrlte.up on our ba5eball d ' an o~ blovjerb ~n t a bergh'l .tory has been considered plavers and today ] have chosen one a commell a e 0 e ween d,,1 bl d SCHOOL AFFAIRS Thomas Murley, - on Thursday Capilals were Hu' h Fard' the crossbars, The people of ,St. ra e, an nec,sslry by all, of EVening. It was attended by just Miss Doreen Thomal, daughter atleld and at g )', Pierre had nothing but praise for Hollywod •.entertalnment·consclous Hughie Ftrdy, All' 27 Frank las year as he put on· a dil' mvie maker. ever aince the gal. Dear Sir-Please allow me space about all his neighbour. and of Mr. lind Mrs. Arthur Thom .., ri!hlhnnder Outfl.lder Ind Infl,ld.r 1 tIt dl th t th lant lItt1a monoplane pu· down on in your valuable paper to state a [riends and it was 8 very de. was the guest of bonour at I FlIlls for · I . hi I Ih p ay 0 goa en ng a ey, ," . (NEA Telephoto), ug Ie SinS n n season \I d b f th I Parls La Bourget field aIter Its few remarks and comment!. The IIghlful occasion for all,' He 'not party held· on MondlY, ftt the t ~a only fine ,d.H bascball h and h really somelhing Inevder'w nesse e ore on e s· non.stop flight on Ma" ON THE GOI.F COURSE-President Eisenhower on a work and play people of Northern Cove Pond,' an. 331~.hour ' va cation III colorado selects nn iron on the first green of the Cherry (Jnly' received the congratulations ,home of lofra. Florence Parson,. the second t o. WI IC h ou I I neeth fi Id or In. FULLBACKS 20·21 In 192,7. But It remained for IIIIl Country CI ub in Denver. llis ca ddy is Danny Woods, 15. were shocked on Monday morning 81!d best wishes of his friends, but Her many friends lathered to City · flel d• K.lvln Grlnt; AI' 19. a prod¥,!er like, Leland Hayward July 25, to lee' a crowd of al~o lome lovely gifts. Wt. extend tender her a milrelianeous Ihow . second. two . ' . Belan career IS I second base· Kelvin played Jood football for and a dIrector Uke Billy Wilder, to flown by Joe De Bona, has estah· F I MO • ' strange men tearing down their to this pop\·la:.- citizen our warm· cr, In honour of her approaehinr in the fifth man and gave way • few years college teams during 1911o-18113 r,alize the project-and for a stUdio IIshed transcontinental speed re· elna e mIster beautiful school that was built est congratulations and wish for marriage. She was' agreeably IlIr· eighth to later to a promising young rookie, ~easons, KeMn Is rated as one of like Warner Bros. ~o provide Its cords. some 47 years ago to eliminate him many happy returns. prlsed and the many uleful glfb victory. The .. Noel Sparrow. lIushie Ihen . was the best fu"b&cks In sellior dlvl, prodUction and prelenlatlon facill. In addition to his other qunli£i· Says People some of the hardships our chll· will add lustre and distinction to in ol'ereast · moved to centerfield' where he slon, has been playln, headl.up lie.. , ~a~ions, the stnr benrs a striking dren had to' go through to reach We are pleased to be abla to her new home. Singin" gamel the stands f reali, knelY how to ploy the bat. football tor Sertlon B. Through .,ersonal· associations physical rcsembiance to Lindbergh. SOO]} Accept Her a school some two miles distance, report that Mr. James Rorke, 01 elc., passed the 'night all tOG ing the lers Ind turned In, some out. Francl. Duff, Ag. 22 with General.Lindbergh, Hayward It was onl)' necessary to lighten and up till now-Our children got the Rorke Fish & Coal Company quickly and then a delicious sup­ .tandlng games for his team In Frank Is a fighter all the way and Wlld.r made thl arrangements his hair and switch Ills' part from MONTREAL (CP) - Montreal's a atart In Education to prepare Ltd., who underwent an operation per was served. crs, captain that position. When John Finn and takes tbe "arne verY $erlou.ly for tranaftrrlll. hla widely read slarboard to port, to make the pic· only femab church minister, 27· them for the High School, but at the New England Bapti~t Hos· ,'ctcran of "Princess Anne" I,odg, No. retired from the baseball world, from beglnnlllR to end, Every book to the acrtln, During the ture of the lean flyer come true. year·old Rev. Nettie Wilson, is through some misrepresentation or uital, Boston, U.S.A., 01\ W~dne!· r~lIared four 1216, L.O.B.A" held its annual Hughie \\'aslhcn moved to first year Frank Improves his football preplfation of the acreenplay they Stewart recently comple:ed roles amused at the interest her voca· otherwise our Bchool has been day, August 3rd, 15 much im· hi!1 of! Roy ollting on Tillon Barrens, oa base where he put new life there and 15 very valuabl. to the team. were In constant commuica~ion In "strategic Air Command," "The tion arouses. (' sold to the Tilton people to erect proved. He hal ollr good wishes 3 pair of ru with his continuous chattu: HALF.LIr\E with Lindbergh, auurlng themsel. MAn Frm Laramie" and "The lIIan "At Lirst people are surprised at another classroom, which I think is Tuesday lasl. Upwards of ~lxty for II complet, restoration to honours ~Iong members attended Ind v;Hh This year he Is back In right ...I -n Couu,hll", ..a,. 20 "tI-and, bim-cf a.n accurate reo Who Knew 'foo Much." !lis last try,"the idea she of says.n woman "But in th:!),the minis·\'ery very unfair to the little children health. who stymied bright sunshine, a gentie hreeze, field and doing a wonderful job. Len head the Junlar and S.n. telUng of the Il"It and memorable performance at Warner Bros. was soon accept it. I've had no diIfi· of Spaniard's Bay Ridge and Chip- with ·his easy .Hughie il a great leadoOIf man lor Inter-c:oUl!glate teams to many adventure.' in Alfred Hitchcock's "Rope". cllllies or embarrassing situations man's Pond, the peopla of the Mr. Hus~ey, who has been reo plenty of good thing~ to eat, IIell' In the · and usually manages 10 get on championships. Len Is one of the Wilder himself, with Charles Le- Of Hlmost equal Importnnce to to face just because I'm a wbman." area, including our two Ichool· Iiel'ing lIIr: A. B. Antle of the I iai companionships, etc., a \'~r:<, base ~ome\l'ay or another. EAch great workers on the team and denr and Wendell Mayes. wrote the animate per30nnel in the dram· Before becoming assistant at SI. board members, knew nothing Customs Department, lefl duriqg I Jlappy afternoon and e\'ening 1\'al • ~'ear hi. baiting eye gets. better he really ~howed it Monday when the screenplay. This super.talented atizntion of "The Spirit of SI. James United church dowptown, about what was going on. the week for st. John's. The 10' sp~nt. Thi~ annuai outing is some­ · and ,\\'e hope that he deCIdes to he played two hard games of Hallywood artist hal an unbeliev. Louh;"'1s tho IItlle Ryan mOllo· and director of christian education I am one of the men, who haul· cal Customs OIfic! will be look· thing that Is looked forward In stay for a few more years before fo'oolball, one In Section B In the able record of hits: Among them plane which undel' LlndbN'gh's there, she worke.d .during. college ed the frame etc., out of the coun· ed after for the present by Mr. from year to year and it Is fa!t he cills it quits. In my opinion he afternoon and the other In the "Ninolchka" ad "Hold Back the skillful guidanre did what no ~~~ag~~~da:. aa~lsls~fe~r:, I~ \~~: try, and helpe~ to build it free Simmonds, Customs Officer, of hecoming I tradillon. The onl~ Is the grealest baserunner In Ihe night against Holy Cross. Dawn" (as a writer), "The Lost plane had over done before. Ister In charge of three congrega· Labour, and thIS Is what we get Hr. Grace, .who will spend about regrettable feature wss the hlue­ lealUetoda)'. Jim McNlmlrl, Weekend" and "Sunset Boule- With the original "Spirit" hang· tlons.' for It, Our children put on the three day. of each week here. berries wer~ not ripe enough to; FOOTBALL Vlc •• Captaln. ",' vard" Stan Murph), who. replaced Jim ball game this year, not that he Inaamueh .. avlallon has been his' the filming, Including a Stinson ton. studied at Emmanuel College, dren and grand el !ldren put on Church, by Rev. W. H. B. Gill, on 1 . McNamara pla)'ed I "ery good cannot play rel!ular but he would hbby .Ine. tlil '20., ind was his L-l photo plane And a B·25 camera Toronto. Mis~ Wilson has held the path, so to l'emedy It all is Workmen are engaged [n repair Friday, August 12th. It 5 p.m, .a~e considering thai he retired rather leave the football to the gvernmental job durin, the war ship. posts In Holland ~:ntre and Ki!. to put the ~:lme Icbool bulld!ng work on the C. of E. Church. Quite Only the Immediate relati\'es 01 I · . in 1953 and scored a beautiful younger players eomlng up but It Is nly fitting that he should b~ In a logistical mancuver calcul- syth, Onl. She anticIpates no diffl' on the same IOllndbti th an exten~ive job has to he done on the bride, lind groom were pre~· I .Ioal from the outside right posl. usually comes along when we are In the producer'. aeat bebhind "The ated to frighten hraver men, Hay· cully adapting herself to a large one on or ano er the towers, and this will cost a cnt for the ceremony. We exteDili tion. Gus Richards gol the other 1\ mand shy, Spirit of St. Louis." ward and Wildr.r lire following after her smaller Another thing Is by the taking ~~olo;;:;::st.ion substantial sum of money: C~non Ito Mr. and Mre. Elliott but wishu 1 loal with a beautiful ahot Inside FORWARDS Thl. plctur. follow. the record- wilh CincmaScope And Warner· . Her voice carries well In chureh away of the school our children Loder uks all who have not done Ifor the future. They lef tby Sa' .. the lS.yard line. Mlurlc. ImlllY, A,. 23, .ma~hinl "Mister .Roberts" as a Color 'cameras, Lindbergh's flight an(l' she admits she has bee~ is going to be deprived of their so, to make their contributions 10 clay's express for their hor,:e i" STAR OF: FOOTBALL, Out.i .... L.n. production ind It precedes from New York O\'er Long Island helped by her brother on the mat· Family for they can· Ha~rd AnolVanc~a the Repair Fund C. mho. The star in football 1I0ea to Le. Maurlcl!' II rated a. the beat hli filmln, of Erneat Hemingway'. Sound and Boston, thence over ter of voice production. not travel two miles in wintcr lime ______~oon.._~ __ . ______.I____ ~ ____ - __ .. __ w_···_· .. _ Bruce who played an outstanding outslde.left In football today, hu "Thi Old Man and the Sea." Hay. Nova Scolia, Newfoundland, Eng· "I ,~:tve no worr[cs on that to school for it is one of the pme defensively and offenlivel),. a very beautiful co~r kick and ward'•• tage ...-edIts Include "A landI and France. The complexl·i score,however: she "Sometimc~commented. SheI've added,been Ibleakest wou places In NelY foun dl an.d SECTION I TEAM traps the ball with ease. HopI to BeU for .Adano," "StUe of the t es of transporting and, hailS ng worried ahout the length of, my Id like to know who was the THERE'S A GREAT .FUTURE IN AVIATION' Our Section B team WII more see you around for a coupl. of Union", "MIster Roberts" "South planes, eqllipment and personnel sermons-they might not be long Instigator of taking' away our Winner '. fortunate when they defealed a more years. Pacific" "Wbh You Were Here" may well be one of the greatest enough." school. We h~lped to build th, out eight . hard.flghtlng St. Pat', team by a 'Lea IrucI, A" 24, "Point ~f No Jleturn" and "CaD In the histry of mobile film mak· public, school at Spaniard'. Bay batters in acore of 2.1 wllh Harry Cowan In.lde.L,ft Ue... ".dam"". • ' Ing. And to add to the Ecope- ACCIDE!'It'TS IN ARPIt by paYl'ng any t eac her from $20 foundland scoring the first 1I0ai from a pasl Les came to St. Bon's during If ~I teaming Of Wilder and and the difficulties-of the pro- OTTAWA (CP)-The death toll to $50.00 and this b what we gt.t Roy Mercer from Noel Vltch and Pat Whelan the 19li3 season and has been play· Hayward for "The Spirit of St. dudion, the company rlans to go In motor vehicle accidents last for It o~r smaller children put on ed five while acorlng the winning ,goal. Ing Ireat fotball for the team, Louis" WII Jaevitilble, so, too, was even farther nIleld WIth lucation April In all provinces exoe8sg Que· the path. safeties. New comer Noel Vltch and John Works very hard on the fIeld an~ the isslgnment of James Stewut filming at other European and pos· bec was' 144, the bureau of ~tatlst· Yours Fraternally, Wallh played heads.up ball. Len Is one of our great goal·gettera. tD the role or Charles Llndbebrgh sibbly African location sites. These [cs reporl~d Thursday. Nova ScoUa GEORGE E DROVER · :'Cowley who replaced Joe Gather- Tam IAlnnln" AS- 21, He has distinguished bimself both will be scenes that are Imagined had 11 traffic deaths New Bruns· Spaniard'a Bay' , . all in goal, piayed an outstanding Cen'r., as an Army.Air Foree and a civil. by Lindbergh during his long ~rans· wick, seven Newfoundland, one Ford lame. Tom was playing very football Ian flyer. And he hal IIlven the Atlantic hop. and Prince Tdward Island none. Len Coughlan who is captain of for the team until he was rushed Icreen lome of Its most memorable Since lIardly . an airfield exists _Q_u_eb_e_c_d_id_no_t_r_e~po_r_t. ____ the team, really kept the ~oys on to the hospital wfferlnl from a and rewarding performanA...... It today as, itI was 28 years ago, it and barnstormer-and finally, after ee ~.O.B.Ao Outing Robe th e b aII Ind ha d th em runn inil co Id In Ih e kid neys. H ope t o. Wal his finest moment al an actor, was compu sry to re·create the back and forth the field. him back very Ihortly. Stewart eonfesses when h fields where Lindy landed. Fore- the 33y"·bour struggle of man 8n~ .' Let's hope that this team may Gu. Rlchardr, A.. 11, chosen for "The Spirit :f W;t most of these Is Paris' Le Bourget machine against tile clements ad SPANIARD'S BAY, Aug. 15- , keep together for the remainder Inlld •• rlght ar Louis." . airdromed· which will be reproduc·il rivalhuman In fatigue,Paris. theThus triumphant history wasar· The ladies of the I.O.B.A. were favoured with ideal weather for o[ Ih I .eason In d per haps th ey Gus Isa b ou·t the h 811' des I work.. Besldes belnll I laadin" airman, e at Guyancourt near Versa les. .... th b h I I od b 11 I ~ 6 made for all ~hne. their outing on August 10. Equip­ ,.' mlY br Ing h0.... e acon. on t e eam, S a go a carr er Slewart II also a stalw~rt citizen Here J.lndbebrbgh . was met by. STAR OF SECTION I and very effective in front of tbe whose personal life· and lucces. what Is estlma!ed to ha\'e been VITAl, STATISTICS pedwlth well filled lunch bas, ·1 K th d kG· ''The Spirit of SI., Louis" Is kets, and In a holiday mood they We rea II y ha\'e t 0 pu t t WO 5 Iars goa. eeu• tup k e higoo wort h us d render him eminently qualified to a throng o[ 150,000 excited people. based on the Pulitzer Prlze·win· left home about 10 a.m. in a Fleet· R:CAF Ihl. I wee,k R 0b er t Ba i r d woph I ay· and don t a e t nls 00 ar, enact the Idven!ur-s of one of The technical aSllecls of filming ~ f lib k d 1m h t I ~ ning book of th~' same tille by line Bus, to make a leisurely tour eiI a fi lIe Rame as u ac an you ow w a . mean. America's most honDred heroe •• As "The Spirit, of St. Louis", ~re In charies A. Lindbergh. Ltn Couh.gian on the halfline. Keep Na,l Vlnlc~m,b', Ag. 2', an aviator in World War Il he won the charge o[ 'fcd McCord, cinema· It Is produced by Leland Hay- of Trinity Bay SOllth. They made SPECIALIST TRADIS It up bO~I. Out,.d •• rlght the Distinguished Flying Cross the tographer, and Tom Tutwiler, air . brier stops at each settlement en . TRACK, 'Noel lUll play. a good .ame of Air Medal and the Oak Leaf Clus- cameraman. Art Loel is the art ward and directed by Billy Wilder route, visiting the Churches In i· r IL~CTRON1C ,RADIO~RADAR ,.~ " . Congratulations to Dune Sharpe football aJld Is very tricky with ter, and his own plane a'Multang director, and Charles Eames, no!· for Warner Bros. presentation. some of them. At Heart's Delight, . In coaching the Junior track team his feet. Keep up the lood work.' . , cd Industrial designer and aehl· It stars James Stewart In the the Recor, the Rev. S. SpurrelJ INSTRUMENT A'.PRAMI " to a very Imprel5lve victory and Pri"cl. Irennln, Ai' 23, done very well with the team tbis tect, Is production consultant. roie o[ Lindbergh. canducted them on a tour of hI! AERONAUTICAL AIMAMI", to Pat Kelly "hD Qroulht the. HIIf.,lght year but haa been faced with a Gen. Victor Bertrandias, recent· ' It is In CinemaScope· 1\01 War· Church, and they wish to thank SEnior team a very close aecond. Fanny moves from the ha~·~lnc lot of Injuries this year. We hope ly retired as Deputy Inspectr Geon· lIerColor .• ,him for his courtesy. AND MANY OTHERS ijope bDt~ of· you boys will be position to thl forward 'J!CilIltlon that Stan will be bact n"t year. eral, U.S, Air Force, is Ibe techni.. The SPIrit of St. Louis was reo They "balled -up" at Cavendish, )jack 'at the coaching rein next and pllYs them both very well, Martin MuIane cal adviser. The General, who built from the original Ryan air· and rested for awhile there, b~ The RCA! will train ,.OU in ~n impomnl year, your executive. and lupport. and can really moves around M.na.er new in Worlll War I with Eddie c~aft blueprlnt.s by Paul Mantz fore resuming their journey. &Tlanon trade - on the 1l1est equipment llIia. eirs arB more than pleased with when the occasion occurs, This Is Martins second yeu al 'Rickenbacker, was Commanding and associatees at the Orange They.returned home about 8 p.m., np 10 date methods. You get full service pA}' y'our hml work. , , .' ,Jerry Brennln, All' 21, / manager and has done a fIne job. General of the Far Service County Airport, Santa Ana, Calif. Eas~ IIlcial yla Heart's Content barrens. All (jom the stan. Medical Ind dentsl carl, ; AN\I!OUNCIMEN'I' Forward.Sub, . Jiliger I! always wllling to help Cmmand rlurlng the Pacific fight. Lindbergh's Il fIIgl\t time thoroughly enjoyed the day,' and clothing, food Ind lodging are .U proYided. ; Mon'day nlsbl youI.' con. Jel'lj' has, played a games the, players out In any way and Ing In World Wnr lI, and.'later from New York to Paris on May wish to express their thanks to the You go oil to enjD)' • prDsressiTf and ~rlter fe~ rewarding career in aviation, WIth. pension taded the president of the associa. of senior and lIsually lubstltutes we ,hope that he wlll be 8'round Command in!: General o[ tllr. 8th 20·21, 1027, was 33 hours, 30 nlin· bus driver for his friendly co·op· ahead. tlon concerning the Imporlant an. when the occasion occurs, next year. Air ,Force Service Command at. .utes, 29.8 seconds. eration. I Go Air Forec:! There's a Cuture in l'J'iatioo Cot nouneement that he Is loin, to Jerry left for the Jamboree Sun. ALL NEWFOUNDLAND Okinawa, The lolal flying time nf The "/tinea men, ljIake but refused to make any day and will be· missed by the FOOTBALL Following the form of Linr!, Spirit before, retiremcnt to the «mment. He'dld tell me that the tealn. . On. behall onhe St. lIon'& At., bergh's book, "'fhe Spirit of st. Smithsonian Insl\lution was 489 $ •• the RtAf Car,',r Count,lIor at newi maybe ' broken at the quarter. !lrlnlc O'Grldy.. Ag. 23,. letic A6sociathll I WQuid Ilke to Louis" recounts how' ashe was hours 28 minutes in 174 fI1;:hts. ·Churd} Services'. ... ,,"(;KLJrrl~(j, 177 WA1'EK ST., I)' ineetlng 50 I gum we will have F,rward.Sub ,~Ish Ihe Holy Cross Senior foot· flying the mails betwe'en New York Its span is 46 feet, its overall ,walt until Sunday, . Frank haS or.ly played a few ball team the best of hick In their and Chicago In 1026 'the idea firs' length 27 feet 8 inches, its over· 1'.0. BOX 621, ST.• lUi ~ CHURCH OF THE HOLY 'PHONE 7153 oi' ~l:·' . MORI TRACK AND 'IILD. games this year, a load wOltker endlvour to bring ,back tbe All· came 10 him to unrl~r!akc the th~n ail, height 0 ieet 10 inches, REDEEMER , •~ Congratulations to KeviD'Lynch and fighter. Newfoundland Football Champion Incredible risky feat of attempt· 'Gross weight, fully loaded, 5250, 11th. Sunday after Trinity " seltlnl three Dew record. 'In Stan Murphy, A,. 21, Mll11, thanks to Jim and Pat InK to fly the Atlantic nonstop and pounds. , 911 Reclor, Rev. Canon T. E. Loder. th.' Juvenile dlvl!lon. They were: C.. ch Power Power !or getting things alone. The picture shows .how the .Fuel capacity, 450 gallons. B.30 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 iavelln 1l!3.11; high jump .. 1.1~ . Stan was,oite of the il'eat foot· orllanlzed 00 Relleta 'DIlY,' young avlr,tor set nbout raising ~he OU' capacity, 20 gallons. a.m., Mnllns; 11.45 a.m., Cemetery and 18.5 In the broad jump. ' haliers t1iat tvtr came out of SI; lIope to see more ot our sup· money til finance the vcnture and Mllxlmum air specd with gross servic~, (Church Iliil); 7 P,IlI., j: The juvenile relay teamallo let Hon's. Stan retired after the 1952 portN's atendlng the footban and IIndlils the builder~ of a plaut! that I weight at start o( flight, '120 miles Evensong. ' j new, record of 1.45 and four- season and has played oilly onr base bill lIame~, It'really help to could do what he wnnted it to do, per hour; lightly loaded at end fi.rt~~, :rbe.. rel~y ,!eam eonsi!led pme. since and t11at was the othel hear a, word of encouragement And !hrn the momentolls flight of flight, 124.5 mph. ALI, SAINTS CHURCII, TILTON ilf Dave ~arrelt, Kevin Lynch, Joe nlllht when 'one of· oui' pliyers romln, frQm the .tandl. itself dllrlng which he recalls his' Minimum air speed at ~tart. 71 3 p.m., Evensong, Gather'll anil B~b Furlo}!;. ' were caught oul of town, Stin has See you nt,xt nek supporters. life and early days as.a stunt pilot mph; at end of tli,ght 49 mph...... \ ,. THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,'1955 1.5~~· .... ,' .., ~) ;', Capitals· Square Baseball Finals ,GU~rd8 . Edge St. Bon '8; .; r 11 • As Gamberge BlanksGra",dF ails . TIe,. 8e~~!!~s s!~RK ~o~~~~!~J . · . \ .. GEO. HILlIER.. Guards edged St. Bon's 3·2 last the Guards I 2-1 lead. Tom Buffett made It 1o1 fortl!e _ . ._ Hit t eriE.NTERS .QIJEB' E'C• nightgue soccerin a game.thrilling Playinc.Senior withLea· Cuards at the 17 minute' mirl: 7 0 3 Iwo juniors, Gene Garland and 011 a pass from Pe~er Armbruit. EuICett passed to Armbrust on - ' 5 - 1 1 RACE TO DAY Don Ash. in the lineup, the Guards the wing and big Peter drilled "it Fifty Ion" dis:ance runnen played one of their slrongest Tles erles ..' a games as they came from behind into the corner. ' st. Bon's came back strong ,ra Southpaw Jcd Gamberg. wh,) "III ,toe the mark today It 1·0 to score three times: :m atteml!t to get back In tilt last f;lced Grllnd Falls one year noon In Sllawlnlgan Falls, The victory gave the Guards 5 ball game, Frank O'Grady, MaUr­ aeo ,turned In a carlwn copy shut. Qucbec, in the Canadian cham· poinls, to move them into a three· liss ice Emsley Bnd Len Coughlall, ~ut performance last night as he plonshlp marathon race to way tie with 51. Pat's and the IIId Jcattered three hUs and blanked Three Rivers, Newfoundland Felldians for second place. Holy all tcsted GUards goalie Srit!th· with difficult shots but bespec· ant the Papermakel'li 7.0 to square cllamplon George HIllier will C:oss sUII leads league with th~ tacled Rex pullejl off lome ,teit led the AIl.Newfoundland baseball be among thetwel)ty five 9 points and st. Bon's rematn In In­ CanadIans In the classic. the cellar. posl'tl'on with '. saves to prevent a Icore. ;,~ her fl na Is at one game apiece. A sparkling' contingent 01 Although '''I·tnes"ed by~ ~ne of Len Coughlan narrowed the T ,rr 18th,,us t 1954,one yearGamber!! ago, ontossed ;\ugust a . American nmnen, Inclu.dl og the season's no·,smallest crowds last Guards lead to 3-2 at the 2a IOn­ " b I' Johnny Kelly, top U,S. mara· night's game '''a" a good 'one minute mark froR:t a scrambr,ba

'rre th ree hit 7'U eauty at t Ie Grecn. I h n 0 front of the goal. The ball .... shirts that captured their' sixth thoner, Johnny Lafferty, w 0 From t~e opening whistle St: ~ful. ran here with the U,S. Navy, Bon's applied the pressure and bounded off the upright· hi tb Sl"a III ht Newfoundland champion. ' Corbitt, Men dcr, Torrez, Con· hemmed Ihe Guards Insl'de their Coughlan's foot and Len llred It hi sFalls.hi p for the Capitals Rt Gr~nd way, O'Hara and Etl berg, WIII goal area.. Big Bill Goobie and Inlo the corner to wind np tilt. loul . also participate. Ron Soper, steady Guards' full· scoring. . Rnc kl ns up Ihe crnft~· lelly the Ioclu ded among I he runners backs, put on a great "hOIV of LlNEUPS I Capitals were a dlfrerent tram are some of Cd'ana a fl nelt, defensive socccr at t'hl·. 0point to GUARDS - Goal: Rex 8ml ... ·, hler Rl!eld and at 'bat as the)' tagged Inc Iu dl nil Gerar d C0 t e, recog· stop the Dlue and GoldJ utt'ck. fulls: Ron Soper. Bill Gooblel... ma., rrnll~ Ig I Ithandcr for elel'en Roy hitsMerrer and II(cllmmit. Grand nlred as national cbamplon. St . Bon's wcre not to be uenicd," halves: Don Ash, Hoby Pike, t I Newfoundland champion 1I1l· however, and at Ihft 17 ml'nutc Abbl'e George', forwards'. ManfriM the tro only line error, and tll'II nn II er Is Ollt to bea t Cd'ana a. mark Maurice Emsley• did it all Schneider. 'Tom Buffclt, Reg AslI, son., the ~econd last play oC thc ~ame. best and earn a position on I 'th f b te City scored a rllll in. the (ROYAL PHOTO SERVICEJ Canada's Irack team to the ~ ~tne I~'I a ast rcak down Ihe Gene Garland, Peter ArmbruJt. ,how. ~l'cond, 111'0 In thc third. one. BRICK WINS DEBUT-Joc "Brick" Wall of Pouch Covc, a free wheeling hcavy- 1956 OlympICs, leht clo\'rlnnger' 10Emgl.svlcCYs'St. sBhoont's.faOU1n~ ST, BON'S-Goal:. Frank Fard),; . th fiCtl I tl I J 'V fulls, Kelvin Grant, Frank Dulf; :hln, III C I Rill Irec 1\ I Ie weig. ht slug'!!cr, who won renown fig htil1 0rt on U.S. B,ases, madc a siam bang debut . Starting time or the race Is I~~d. IIII' ci,l:hth 10 win Ihe onc',lded ~ 130 st J h' tI halves: John King, Jim McNamara, I'iclory. Thc game was in tht.! boxing ring night whcn he kayoed Bcrnie "Boom Boom" Skancs of North ' ,0 n s me. Guards came back strong near Len Coughlan; forward.: Nb'tl Itfta pla~ed l~st ill ol'ercast wcalher but with. Rivc!', right, in the fourth round. Referee Tom Benson, who laler caught a flying the end of the half. Hoby Pike Vinlcombe, Lei Bruee, Fraitk In til . h . d 51 'h d' 1 h' d :I kid b and Tom Buffett came ciose on O'Grady Gus Rlch"rds Maurl'c, unn. Ill'I stands Cillcd and fan~ lin. l'lg t anne at <.:anes, watc es urmg t le t 11' rOllllC noe t own a ove, . h ' • , too ing the rails. I JED GAM BERG , • , .' ,_ . I .' , Bums And Giants F~~~/~~~~ ~~~ ~~cI~ .. tlme Frank E~S~~~ee:DOUg Brown:' JU~ !iccond bas~man Jacklc Wllh· I a carbon copy "B relck". NABA Tll1'ou1S OllL 11 M 0 Reg Ash cot his first of two CHAlrfPlONSHIP STANDlNG& crs, captain of the Capitals and Joe Wa II . n. luay ove ut goals for the Guards with only P W L D Pt•. I'clcran or AII.;'icwfoundland pia)', "Neithrr St, John's nor Gran.1I . one minute rcmaining In the H I C l 6 , 1 1 • Nil. P d Ch - Idlarcd lour of the elcl'en city I' ails. coae.hcs would ~amc Ihclr . I' r9pOSe ) an2:e Of New Yorlr haH. Little Gene Garland started F:iidia:sos " .... :.1\ 2 2 1 .S ,nnull o. hits off Roy ~Ierce\' Rnd scorcd! ~tal'tm~ pitcher last night, Proll- v .'~ the play with a pass from the 18 St. Pat's ••••• , II 2 2 1 '1 a pair DC runs 10 linin slarring I' cblc pltcher~ arc BlU Brown. or Sk I s 'Y I d r \I .ht,. honours along with Jed Gamberg I Buck Hnnnaford for Grand F~lIs . fI In ReSI '. den{~r. Ru 1 e By WIL~ GRI~I !,F. ., yar me. Ash trapped it nicely Guards ...... 2 S 1·5 ft K R I ' . I I I I I hn Al bolt or ~lIle NEW YORK (AP)-Clty officials I and slammed it home 10 tie up st. Ron'A " " .. II % " 0 .. \, 10 1 " a e "'l!h stymIe! the l'allel'towners rill e)'., () ny. avos nes I The Newloundland Amateur were lold Friday !hat both B:ook. the game 1·1 at baH time. TONIGHT'S GAME I lreez" with .his caS)' cUrI'e Rnd drop. armer MIke Martin for the Cnpi· 'IIBtu3rSnccbdalldoIIA.nSSa0r.ci.Rotrinoner B~r'Oeo~tkerpdra! Iyn Dodgers and New York Glan~s The Guards' continued t O st. Pat's and Felldians meet tn· ~ lien- In the £i~ld Grand Falh II'cre tals. V' may be f?rced to mOI'e from theIr the attack In the 5 d h Ires~ ni~ht at 7 o'clock In senior I(lCo \·tl'l" not th~ same adept squad which. , Tonisht came wilt startf nt h I S t de' .Bel I pusa . t 0 ex t en d th e re~1'd enee ru Ie l'l'd,dpresent neW sites baseball unless parks.they are pro· at 9 minutes. Reg Ashecon took aa passan cer." A win for either team ",'ould ~ "'II brat Cit,., fi.2 on opening night. 6.00 nnd tom 0 I'row's ourt t n a IU m ox In . g I Ia Sl.'x • m. on tl.. ~ prior. tAil0 '.' Nfld Walter- O'Mnlley, prcsident 01 the from Tom Buffett and broke ill gil'e them undispuled possuslon some­ Thel.' hooted thrne• tinlc-." tn the ;tame will get underway a ' trmlpe tI t Ion In or der t0 cur b 1m· Dodgcrs, Issued the warning at an on Ih e St. Bon's goal to score his of second place in the champion· Ird III r I~hlh inning rally In which thc 2.30. . IlIo rts, informal meeting with Mayor Rob· second goal of the game and give ship standings. II fast L'apital~ scored three runs, Fielding slar of last nlsht's Voting on the motion wa~ ~-4 ert Wagner and some of his aides. ------.------! onl, i hlue­ h~~: !~~r:~~~~e :~~s :~~~:c~ ~~~: :a~t:a:;s c::tt~~:~ ~~g~~y H~~~:: FIRST ST ADIVM no XING PRO Jl ES i ~:::s:~~; ~~t :~VaOn~~irt~s/~;es~~~ nc~Ms~!~eyfo~al~r:k~~ agas~~:b~~ Arnold Palmer Two Famous Jlh til ~d two, both of them Iingles, Ed. tiein, who gathered In three mUe BIG CROWD PLE 4SER constituilon of three monlhs res!· found by 1958 the club may move 1'h ,"Inlling pops HI- one hand· . . .:J a"'ay, 'VI·th the Giants .following war ds pI aye d a fi ne game In the 11 .,' " ,~ dence. Corner Brook 'had earlier "~I·t. 'T ak es AI .Jea d In M" ril° B n field a"• well,. Grand Falls made ed stab of Jack Harvey'. popup .oeY liB rl ck .. Wa II , a free wh ee· I ca IIe d dur II1g the Intermi3sion, InSIS. . 1e d on t we Ivc mon tl IS res·I """Personally. I believe this prob· a yn e s i Mem­ fi\'e errors to city's one. with runners on In the fourth Ing roundhouse puncher from They went at 'it agnin and Wall dence for any playcr. lem is bigger than the Dodgers C dO '0' I C d lIue.t Ed ~Ianning' sIngled In the, ,...... sustained applanse from the Pouch Cove, kayoed both Bernie 11!:tped in with thc fury ·of a tiger. As a result Corner Brook Inti· alone," thc BrooklYn' executive ana lan. pen n ana a reh. lin .;econd Inning and was dl'iven crowd. . "Boom Boom" Skanes and the flooring Benson with a roundhouse mated that it might enter a ser· said. "If anybody went, th2 two n \'I' RlVHEATLEY fYfTAWA (CP)-Canada may yet home by Bl11ie Abbott's single to ' BOX SCORE referee last night In the featured r' ".'( tliat missed Skanes. They ies with Maritime teams as an teams. would go. But that doesn't C Yd" • , rlt ..Icorl' what prol'ed to be thc CAPITALS: AB R H E h I ht bit h t th I kl C . f alternative. to AII.Nfld. serl·es. mean we couldn't play in the gen· ,ana I~n Press Staff W er have two famous long-dIstance winnin . J k ",'th h Rahal, r£ ,. ., ••• 6 1 1 0 eavywe g ox ng ma cae were 00. ng or a re erc!' I!Ui B h '11 b I eral area of New York City," ,\ ESTON. <;lnt. (CP) - Arnol.d swimmers going by the same name llie R.. 'l'n"le Ii run·_ · nC 'd h I er~, ITY dO Withers, 2b ...... 5 2 4 0 Stadium, before .• fine crowd. til. mct· fI::hter Herb Jenkins de· uc ans WI e represented n Wagncr, following an hour·long Palmcr of Latrobe, Pa., ~\'ho ~It -Marilyn Bell, . ost OCt . • I, was •I ns Icome "Y' e If 4 . 1 1 0 Tom "pussyfootll Benson had cllned 10 enter the ring sincc he the AIl·Newfoundland series next conference promised the matter the three specta.tors In hiS thIrd Ottawa has a lZ·year·old Marilyn rl'lll 5 I II thO d d V h MucDonnld, ••••• Th d ' did th SI I h thO 5 I il I .odal , e n Ie Ir an aug an 0 1 0 called the fight after the third was a spectator, Jack Squires ~'ear. ey Were acceple at yes· would be discussed by th~ board roun , p ay~ WI B ce nern w a IS summer swam x m e~ ~lacDunald, who walked, romped c.lllle~, cf •• , ••••• ~ 1 1 1 round of a 'scheduled eight round. was refereeing only a short time terday's meeting. It Is felt that or estimate, probably next Wednes· an~ the assuredness of ~ veteran in a steady rain to cross Golden I:omc on Paul Br)'ant's. opposite ~Iann ng, 3b " •• •• 0 0 er when Skanes was do,vn on the when Wall caught Skanes again they might need Imports next day "We want to help you" the Frlda~ to take over. a fIVe·stroke Lake, about 90 miles west o(Jhe f Id s h t k th score Bryant. c .• " •• ,. 3 1 t r d d I h' "d 'lead ln the CanadIan open golf capital. '. Loul,. ::'.~. . mas 0 ma e e Harvc~', 11> " to ... 4 1 1 0 canvas as the bell went, He let with; solid right to end the eight year 0 Ie a squa n t e series. mQl:~farl~~ ~ proddcd city' officials ehampi~nshil!. ~lter three :ounds. Th'cre were no ~peclal prepara­ tn Mr. Ahbott, ;~ " " " ,,3 0 1 0 the fighters go back at It but was at I; 0 of the fourth. I P M~'d Frtanfk Ryhan was ~e.elected Into action hrst Tuesday with thc Palm,:, ~~.~ e.ar.old new ~omer tion~ for her four·hour nnture, G.mOO. ,Jack Withrn hellrn his G b 3 1 0 0 quickly' kayocd In the fourth Rmg announcer Ham' Sw~nll I rpsi en or t e commg year . n t lhat the to the mCUlt, fired a danlmg 6~ whieh followcd Marllj'n's usual Jlmfl am erl(, P ., ., , wund when Skane~ ducked a introduced .Russ Stcll of Pepper. I with WiH ~laloney of Grand Falls, surpflse annou ccmen Friday to sct up a three·round 10· hearty hreakra~t. lIer lather, C1ydB tblrd ~tralght ~ingle AOIl scor- lowderkeg right which lan'led on rell. ~m,\C ehamp, as opponent Ank Murphy of SI. John's, Jimmy Dodger~ plan to play 52ven Na· tal of 195 a record for any three Bcll, and (our friends accomplnied Gill. on ed when PlIul Bryant's. :16 7 11 1 J I tlonal Lca~m! games ncxt scason I' ' 1 . Bellson'~ chin and noored him. !or Wall next week, ~turphy of Corner Brook, Satn in .Tersey City and would not con. roum S In t ~e t.ournament. her by hoat. . 5 p.m. lIrounder wa~ bobbled 11)' fir5t Bid Jack Snulrel climbed Into Hrnes of POl't au Port, Brian t'nn t plav i Ebbcts Field . II was a slzzllDg day for Palmer The 14()..pollnd girl, who taught .il·el or ba.lem~1l Bill Trask in the .. ., I .eo. n . 19-~ in sizzling wcalher ami hol enough herself to swim, Is reported amll~ed GRA:.:n FALLS: AB R H E th.e ring In Benson's place as White of Bcll 1~lalld, AI Mullins thclr PToscnt home, aftcr the J' to c a II s e the temperamental -at least now-at anY sugge~t1on :e prt~· fiUh to make the score 04·0, P L flex E(\l\'ard~, 1'f • ~ ,,3 0 0 0 rxlead .Iack Harvey, Jl'd Gamberg and referee Rnrl Wall caught up with OUY eague of Buchalls as Vice President. Joe F~~al~~ME PROBLE:\IS Tommy Bolt ot Chatlanoog~' to ex· that shp try 10 duplicate the feah l wlshu Dudcl·. d " " " .. 3 0 \I 0 Skanes aRain to kayo him in 1.40. Waddcn of st. John's Is ~galn, .' '. I' plode. Tommy lost bolh hiS l~m· o£ Toronto's ~lari1l'n Bell, "'ho Bill Rahal scored In the eighth Reg Edwards, s! • ,. ,,4 0 2 1 Two other exciting matche~ secretar~·.treamrer. rhe Glanl5 proJe~t2d thcmse Irs per nd hi eadrlv changing bag· conquerpd I,ake Ontario and then tby SIt: inning uprl~ing that shot the Scores Friday Incr, J[ .. " .. '" 2 0 0 1 were held on the four bout card,' Other matters disclls5ed at the Into U'e picture With H telegram toter~ at tI~c J2th ·I;olc. swam the Ensli~h channel. lor.~e III C:apltals ahead 7·0. Harl'ey R 'Il"3S NIChols, 3h to to .. :I 0 0 0 Tom Struzinsky, 201 pound, The Yanhes split a douhle. meeting includerl nisht h~sclJal1 from. Horace C. Sto.ncham, club Bolt's first caddy quit after tell· Ottawa's JIIarilyn said she lioublcd, Rahnl lind Jack Withers H()w~c, c ...... -I 0 0 0 U,S, Nav)' man from' Argentla. header In Pony League baseball equipment, intermediate and jun. presllient, to th.e maJor.. inc a reportcr Bolt had heen giv· \'ery. tired after her swim but It ~il1gled in the big inning In which . I" St.oneilam said the Giants had ing him a rough time all day. d t Trask, 1b •• .. .. to 4 0 1 1 outsluggedcolollred fighter WiI· Jl aye" yesterday, ior baseball Rnd the umpire similar proble"!s at Polo RUNAWAY THREATENED was goo spor. (,·rand Falls chipped In three er· ~itu· t~e Green, 2b to to " .. 2:.',0 0 0 lie Barnes to gnln a kayo In 1.40 In the morning game the Yanks aUon. Gro~nds, InvolVIng p~~kIng ~nd Palmer threatened to make It a • HEADS-F-O-R-E-IG-N-- Inn with the heat on. Groves. 2b ...... ·2 0 0 1 of the third round. Struzlnsky, a dropped a 5·1 decision to Doug sealing, and Suggcsted a. ~~~hng runaway. starting out Friday with The' secretary of Itat. Winner Jed Gamberg Itruek Mcrcer, p .. to ... 3 0 0 1 hard hlUer, found Barnes-'I h an deasy BarterTh andft the Tigers, . th To' m Bla('.){DlOre onnlayor a moresaid wegcneral would baSIS.be glad The to a two.' stroke .'lead KI • charged, un der t herect dl I on ..0 f out eight and walked only two t urge t an d wal Won a ea on e a ernoon game salV e Ik to SI h Little Jackie Burke,. Jr., o~ a th president with the negoha· 30 0 3 6 points when the fight Wal dis- Yanks down the Red Sox 10.3. ta on~ am. mesha Lake N, Y. tried valIantly e .' . batters In running his AII·New­ continued. Morris was the winning hurler I S· d r d O'Jllalley IS eager to finance a to make up 'stroke; on the ex·U.S. tlon of all foreign aflalrs of 'the foundland record to 2·1. Loser Featherweight Ed Toner of SI. (or the Yanks, . new. home for the Dodgers and Is amateur champ. Burke himself United States. . Roy Mercer fanned five and walk· Umpires: Jack Myrden, Buck S • I e Ine,. . John'. at 1.30, .flalled away at Ken MONDAY'S GAMES asking mllrely that someone pro· shot a five·under·par 67 to stay In ed five while allowlnll eleven Walters, AI! Connors, Alec Jos· B B I'en W·rlst vide a place. He added the club the closest spot with 200, but he " nletles, eph. McCurdy, 128, of the U.S. Mar. 9.30-Tlgers vs. White Sox. Y ro !a. . had $6,000,000 to pUt toward a 50,. was three strokes worse off than MlS·NAMED Ines with right. and lefts con. l1.00-Braves n. Indians, Right fielder Tom Blacltmore OOO·capacity stadium and wou~d 'h-~ was at the half·way mark Although they have been ealled neeUng viciously as he took the .2.30-Whlte SOX VI, Red Sox. of the Grand Falls AII.Stars struck buy the land and pay ~axes on It. Thursday. the "Thousand Islands" for three edge In the second bout on the 4,OO-Yankces VI, Dodgen, hard luck on his first night In The BrooklYn boss mslsted ~e It was a case of perleetlon golf centuries, this sectlon 'of tlle; st. Ford Retains Yank Lead; card, McCurdy,. however, was the N,B.-AII,postponed games will st. John's. The slugging outfield. preferred that the Dodger~ ;,ema," by the 26·year-old newcomer. lie Lawrence River actually eonWns smarter fighter. He faked .Toner's take place at the end of round. er broke his wrist in a shower- In the borough but added, The;c rolled up a string of nine birdies more than 1700 Island •. . d h k Walch Tuesday's papers for reo Is a possibility the Dodgers Will and went over par onlv at the gllar d au t 0f po~ IU on an • 00 room fall. and will be out of ac· ~vin t~e .pennant. Our stockholders 235.yard par three 11th ;vhen his Cotopaxi, 19,334·foot .,oleano In him up wlth two damaging rights schedule of games. lion for the series. arc Wllhng to stan~ the gaff h~o drive was to the right and he Roberts Wins' His 20th Ihe Ecuadoran Andes, II,· the YESTERDAY'S RESUI.TS· the American I.~ .. ;::c r= .::13l1t to the head In th' second round ,HIs arm In I cast, Blackmore more year~. We Will not piay m pitched short, talle.lt of the world'. actlvt .,01· , Amerlcln Leal:lle race. after Toner had been floored LOttI' I has to bl! content to' sit out the Ebbets field beyond that." canoel. ~r.w York 8, Ballimore 0 'rhe little Icrthullder, backcd b)' twice, The fight WII .Iopped In I. e .£ague serics while Rex Edwal'ds, a can. Stoneham. declaring the Giants Clcl'eland 2, Kansas City 1 Walt I>l'nll~'S two·run humer, al! McCurdy'. favour at 1.311 of the verted catcher, holds dOlVn his also could use a new stadium, sllg· It Isn't necessary to trim . 'oCC Chicago 3, Detroit 0 lowed only one runner to reach $econd. right field position , gesled that tbe ciiy build a sllper lit' t t The Mllslssippl River' has added Boslon 8, Washington 0 third basco d b h I f Game.s Today park to house both the Giants and I Ie nspec Ion ~ amp on mea. W square miles to the area of )";ltIODII'League In seOl'iug his 10th viclol\', The For rot en, I pa r 0 New York Yankees. The stamp Is 0 fa harmless vege· Louisiana in the last century. Philadelphia 3. Brooklyn 2 Pierce lowererl his league leading featherweights who trained at BANNER"f AN PARK Calaoary' Drops The Giants' lease on the Polo tahle compound. Pittsburgh 8, New York 3 eal'nl!!1 run average to 1.83. tile Catholic BOYI Club, .Iugged 9.30-The Kiwanlan. vs. . The Grounds expires In 1962. --;::;======::::::::;;;;;:;:::::::=::::::::::;:;:::;:;;;-- Cincinnati 7, st, Louis 5 SULLlVAN BUNKS NATS away In I comedy routine for " " Milwaukee 7. Chicago 0 W:ASI:!INGTON (AP) - Frank four rounds In the third bout of Jaycees. Four Pla1.Terlii j' I IS ~EW YORK (AP) - Southpaw Sullivan held Washington 10 six the evening. It Will announced as l1.00-Sport Shop Sportera vs. . 1'" h hI 1 Whil!y Ford, fighting his own hits F~iday night to reclstcr his a draw, . Telegram Tel),s. CALGARY (CPJ-Calgary St~m·' Pro a e Pitc lers wildncss, allowed Baltimore just 15th Win DR Boslon mauled three Big "Brick" Wall stole Ihe 1m. 2.30-Harvey's Shamrocks VI, C. peders of the Western Interprovin two hits in an 8.0 New York vic· pltchm tor 13 hits nnd an 8·0 vic· aglnation of the crowd. The tan. or C. Orphanage Jets. cial Football Union ha\'e released NEW YORK (AP) - Probable lory Friday night as the Yankees tory over the Scnator5. . UO-PRrsons Monarchs \'S.· MI. three imports and one hOlnebrew: pitchers in today'~ major leagne maintained tltair Am!!rlcan League Snmmy White crnshed his eighth ned 201 pound specimen looked Cashel Rocket.. Tackle Mike Hovespian from bas~ball ganlcs (won.lost records le~d. homer In the sixth Inning 10 snap every Inch a flgh~er though not Blanchard, from Kans35' via Edm. In parentheses): Ford picked up his 14th vletory • scoreless pitching dueL between too scientific a fIghter. Bernie Tulane University guard Joe American League of the season while walking.sevrn Sullivan lind Bob Porterfield, the Skanes, at 100, from North River. St. Bon's Practice monton Eskimos halfback George Delroit.t Chlcago-Garnr (111- bailers and handing the Orlolu lo.er. ,. was staying away from Wall's Flgner, 'once of Chicago Bears 12) vs Keegan (0·41. . their 20th shutout of the 'seasoR- ROBERTS WINS 20th 'powerful right. all the way. lit, Bon's sections A and B foot. and centre Ken Weir, 'a Calgary Kansas City' at Clevel.nd {n)- most whltewilhes In the league, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Robin II ht Ith th d' b II t II h Id product. . Dittmar (8·10) vs Wynn (14-8). INDIANS EDGE A'. Roberts became the first 20.game Wa eaug up w e ancer n~ht ea~s w7.~0 0 at P~~!~~o~~ Hovsepian left for the camp of Boston at Washington (n)- CLEVELAND CAP) _ Sav-ad winner In the majors Friday night in the third round and fioored Hamilton Tlger.Cab· where he wiU Nb[on (12·6) vs Ramos (2·4). ~~ain by tho sensational ~ relief -reaching the mark for the sixth him twice, One knockdown came Groundll. The; following ·members be given a tria. 1. Baltimore at New York-Wight pitchi,!g oC Don 1I1u551 and Ray straight year-by b!sling Brook. near the bell, Referee Tom Ben· of the section 13 team are asked (24) V5 Byrne (11·3), :-Iarleski. the Clel'eland Indians Iyn's Don Newcombe for the sec· son called the fight at the bell to attend: L. Cowley, J, W~lsh,. J. C· I R] National League heat Kansas CltyAlhletics Z.llo"rl. ond time in six daY5 as PhIJadcl. of Ihe third round wllb Skanes Gatberall; K. Grant, R. Baird, K, rIC ret esu ts Brooklyn. at Philadelphia (n)'- day night on 11th innillg. sin!11cs phia scorcd twice in the ninth to kneeling on the canvas. But he Knox, L. Coughlan, J. King, D, ., Erskbie (10-4)' vs Dickson (9·8). by lIal NRra~Dn. Ralph KIner and beat the Dorigcrs 3·2. \vas prevailed upon to eontlnue Ryan, G, Richards, H. COlVan, p, . LONDON (Reuters)-Crlckel re Naw York at Plttsburgh-gomez U~lc Mitchell. PIRATES TOP GIANTS I i Wh I D O'B i sul\l In Britain today: (8·S) vs Hall (3·3).· Mossi and Narleskl puJlert the Pl'f'fSBURGH, (AP) _ PIUs. Ihe fight snce t CQuid not be e an" r e~. WDrcestershlre 119 and 186, Kent SI. Louis at Cincinnati (n)-Had· Indians out oC deep troubl-a In the hurgh Pirates sho6k off tho cr. . '. to and 203. Worcestcrshire 'won by db: (10·11) V5 Black 6·2). Ifllh with flawlelS pilchin, per. Cects 01 early homers by JohnnY dlnals Friday night. . Holy erOS'S 52 runs, . Chl~ago at .Mllwaukee - Jones Cormanees,' Afltonelli and Willie Mays Friday Wally Post blasted his 30th Yorkshire 100 and 219, Glouces (10·16) vs Crone (7·7). Cleveland'. wlnnlnl run came night and hammered Antonelli "home run 01 the season and Gus p. tershire 168 and 84. Yorkshire won . the 11th off Tom Gormall, who had and two successors for an 8·3 Win Bell accounted for two ned runs ractIce b)'l67 runs. . RAIL LINES FLOODED entered the ,amr In the fourth In. over the New York GlantsbeIore wIth his 22nd roundtrlpper. \ Sussex 275 and 121, 'LancashiN LOS ANGELES (AP) - floods ninll, Wilt.) Vic RI.ehl withdrew 9,6D5.' . BRAVES BLANK CUBS Holy Cross A and B soec~r 204 and. lOS. Sussex won by 87 (rom desert cloudbursts l~mporar. eomnlalnln, of a caleh 1D his, Roberlo Clemente iomercd {or MILWAUKEE (AP)-Lew Bur· Icr.ms will, 'hold an Important runs. ily blocked rail, connections be· . shoulder, . . '. the' ~irntes.. \' detle of Mllwaulooe Braves shut practice' tomorrow evening 'at 7 Middlesex 222 lind 208 [or five lween Los Angeles and Los Vegas, PIERC£ WBlPS TIGE~" . REDS CUP CARDS alit ~Ieago Cubs 7·0 on six hits o'clock at the Ayre' Athlellc de.clared, Glamorgan 125 and 141. Nov, Thursday, The fiopds blocked CHICAGO (A'P) -BJ!l. plerc;! CINCINNATI (AI') - Johnny Friday night before a near capac· G ' d IIf J h K 'd MIddlesex Won by 164 runs. Ihe Union Pacific's .right·of·way. ,Imt Ollt Detroit 'I'lgets 3.0 Friday KJlppstein, gh'~n a' hllrryup relief Ity crowd of 41,560. . roun s. a.nager 0 n enne y Leicester~htre 282 and. 261 Cor \Vedn~sday night at three, poin11 in nilht .be!ore ' .. ~we1terlng ernwll 85slgnmenl. In, the fJrst. inning, Del Crandall and Henry Aaronl says. that, thiS p~actlce I~ (or alii nine declared, Essex 343 for five California near th~ Nevada border. "Will you 'pl.i,.· take off your spaci helmet before of 38,473 to keep .tbe 5~C1lnd.pllce (Rltched. Cincinnati JledlegR.to.a led the Braves' attack with two. players and all are requested to declar~d and 141. Lelcestershlre }'or awhile th~ main highway link, . . .. '. ~a_2h your fac.?'~· ...... , C1Ii~a"J White Io~ In the thick of 7.1 vIctory over the SI. Louis Car. 'runhomsfJ, . . attend. wein by 59 rUnS, U.S. 91, also was closed. ". .

.' , " - , 16 ;:;' THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 In a grlnnln~ shake. "Mighty, going to give a wetnose kid B \ • ' : character vignettes IInk'cd toget god to see YO'l out and around licking he ShOl:ld have gotten a T h' T'h P Iher by violence, Twentieth Cen again, boy." With the ide words. long. ~ime ago,': ' ,', ' ea t'r' e',' ',age tury·Fox has mutered a star cast FO he shue down on that hand like "When I got one bum hand!" e ,of outstanding ,actors, many 01 a bulldog bench.vlse. "That bum hand' is the reason Ithem known for their'scene·steal, Ringo;' WhO' had ,only winced you're going to get whipped." Ing" techniques, This characterls· l" ' a little at;the first Il'ab, turned Wyatt wasn·t loud about It. "I Com'm(!nl' On Cur~ent 71 ilov,,"es tic of the film t'xcltments Is alone ~~. STORY: Wy.tt 'arp, He had .not (·ome to Tombstone white, with the, pain of hte sec. know how It' got, hurt and you 1r.l i worth the gene-ral admission prlee . • ~.ttd .1 To",batonl'l depul' to ride $75·a·week shotgun for ond. "Wyatt,)eggo my' hand I" know I ,know. In csae you got' , Leading the cast or eccentric V ' Johnny Wells F8J1'go. ' He ripped It away, crouchhig any lingering doubts about It; ....rlff, d ISlPptln, There was no Sunday run from back. as though he was going to you drop around to my room at' characters is Victor Mature as the ....n hi. " ..n sprlldln. ' d I' strong man of the town who h81 ~mor. th.t Elrp hll blln Benson, so he had lal ,over n draw. Then, at the last minute, the Cosmopolitan after you wake ,PARAMO[lNT , CORNWAl I L CAPITOL ' yet to prove to !iis son that he • ,. tl,1 Tombstone saturday, night. he seemed to ~emember he was up, and have yourself a good ' Shertlyhelllin. th.r.a~rup th, 'In.Dn wh.n • laml • At the Crystal Palace the hlirsl bucking the orglnal, two.handcd look at an octago.barrel. 44-.40 . T Ortay..J I M' d T d' ' notplayboy a coward. who takes Richard his woes Egan to IIthe • It's blndlll tackll.thl "1.1, th,., ~ustomer he spotted was Jo nny tiger, andhim~ely with only his that got left behind at that Bo· , on ay 0- ay prettiest g.1rl in town (Virginia _.. II h t blal" Ringo, left hand fit to back the play. quilla 'Sprlngs stage stlck·up last, ,-- , ' & IN ' a .t-,.,..t....iuI two of thllry anomblr lIun .,. Wyatt was about to move ond "Sor""," kid," said Wyatt even. Wednesday night." , LANA TURNER VICTOR MATURE, Lelthl;mannea-ed Tommy ba:lk Noonan manager Is mild·with :'J'~"~lt-"... In t ...." I' c.r.. r, W.lls when he thoughtodd he bonotice, t th Iy. "Didn't notice you had a bad He paused, eyeing the'motion· "THE PRODIGAL" "FOREVER FEMALE." WITH RICHARD EGAN, IN "peeping Tom" procllvlt Ies; an d _ ... hi d wI.pr... somethlng'a little a u r ,pand.What'd you do, get It Icss group at the kid's table. He GINGER ROGERS "VIOLENT SATURDAY" .,,0 nil ,. Inl , way, he .was handling, 'his cards, caught In a snloon door?" held up his right hand' _ "I'll It. is In.deed, a brl~lIant pro· Sylvia Sidney, the worn and wor· TH ..nltr , .W~.tt.'Elrp, and, chips, The kid was shoving "None 01 your business what guarantee not to lay this one on duchon, rlc~ 10 detail, splendor ?ne of the [t'nniest, gayest and The new ~scope 'Mama ried librarian ripe for temptation. , . XVIJ1 ' ' his stack around and lumbl\n~ I dldi" snarled' Ringo. "I don't you, and we'll st'art dead even' and magnificence. ~owever, Its brlghest films to come along In which opens tomorrow at' the ~~e~~~~~:c~~:~ L::p~~~~;; ~~: "DRD thatW;;att was' riding' his patesboards with his left See ,no tin stail' 0)1 your chest no otherwise:' cuncepts of the, Bibhca~ ~tory 01 some time opens Monday at the Capitol Theatre. has that electric ti'JI'ce who bring .the end of the fot. Wells Fargo got to the right hlind. Uls right was on the tabll' more, blg .. nian, so layoff ,the THREEthln~~ 'about It, all the the ~rodl~a~1 so~ ~et~rn~ng to :~e Cornwall Th~atre. Its Para· quality found in nature before world to these peopel when they I' e In lenty of time. Th('r(' a good part of the time but the queStions." samc, are stili In the' Epitaph s~nchty p s at cr ~ ouse,a el mount's" Forever Female" and It the break of £ summer storm riddle their way throug Saturday :;IthreeP mine payrools a week stiff way he ~ept It, half·open WYATT had already had hiS and Nugget files, and nobody I ~~ .1~,p~lslve. f~ing w~thtlisam~rra, stail'S Ginger Rogers, William Pitched to thc 24,hour period be· noon. co~lnl down from Benson; the and with the fingell's no~ moving. look at "the boys." They were. arguing about them evcn 50 e, Ig pries ess. 0 e ove, Holen and Paul Douglas and lore a daring' bank robbery 15 LuekY Cuss on Monday" the Can. a man could [;uess he d turned Pony Deal, Jkc ,'Clanton and a years after. goddess. Astart.e, IS ~l\rdlY the serves to intro1uce to m?vie.goers effected in a thriving vopper min· Thcre is reason for Cinema· tedtlon on Wednesday, the Tough his wrist or hurt it In some other, couple others ')/ 'like shortweight. No. 1 was the damage bill of way we heard It ~s kids. The re' one of the ~ost scmUlIatlng ing community, the tenseness b Scope too in this very black and NUt on Flrlday. For the first full way" so that it wasn't too much measure. $487 turned'in to the clt~ coun, suIting, lusty tal,e IS for mature- young personahtles It has ever built In the separate studies of white story. The fictional town we;it on record, the road agent~ use to him for the time being. "Always admired your mouth, ell by the Crystal Palace owners not family-audIences. een our pleasure to meet, Pat thc various citizcns wre"stling with Is a copper mmning center and looked the other way. Wyatt kept It easy, moving Johnny." next day, Itemized down to the Bacchanaiian feast~ heretolore Crowley. pcrsonal problem~ that are at a thc open pits used In he tOt' Wells Fargo was delighted, the stralglit on Into him, smile and With the hard Iron of the last hand·carved ba~k.bar mlr' Integrated in films of the 'period ,Telllng an Interesting. warmly, point to coincidentally ignite with Luxe color film ail'e beautiful Itale erews took a new lease on all. "Why, helo, kid. ,,:~ere you slatement,'he gave Ringo his se~. ror, busted .bottle, of elght·dollar are ,mild by comparison to the developed story, "Forever Fe· the violence of the noon hold·up, miniature Gradd Canyon mater· the Insurance' compantes been keeph.g, l oursel[. Beforp ond look at something he lladn t hooch, and imported ·from·San daring footage in this one, ex male" Cll'ackles with smart, witty Thc s'crccn t:lay is an Ingenl' ial, with the focal point of In· . ready to talk about reduc- Ringo could talk, Dr even think seen since the Hairy Dog Saloon Francisco, felt ·Iopped ,pokcr I'oltation the practice and pagan dialogue lind (he laughs register ous devicc for studying motiva, terest the Lavender Pit with Its to tljik, he reachcd out and grabb" back In San Angelo. The calvalry table. I with' machine gun rapidity. The tions in people tempted by and rainbow of copper ore found at

'hure right hand of his In .44 didn't' m',Iybe ,"appear by No.2 wao'§ the fact 'hat• Johnny oldestbasis uponprofession" which wasthe founded,".wor ds vastly entertain Ing ta Ie lid s P ayc falllng heir to the calamities of Bls. bce, A'rlzona. cd thal ~~~:':':=":':'::=""'::':':':=:;"':"====;;::::;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiii_ magic" the wa:/ the stOO'Y·wrlterE Ringo was ~h? man left laying A sccne pertinent to the revelry out against a Broadway legitimate JlII"etty vices tllat surround any 'fhe story line also calls for .n put it. Likely It was just that 111 the sawdust when it was all theatre background and concerns half·awake community. Producer I h Ringo. and his pay/! were watch. over, beaten II1to a pulp in flv(' of the time features a number of an aging actrcss, Ginger Rogers, Buddy Adler has pounded the Ami ifSh, courntrys dfetwhiith t tel etypl· Ing Wyatt and not his gun. Any, minutes of on~ of the bloodiest cabana·styled parlours doing Il' who wonl own up to that Iact. material into 'aut dramatic fare lc~ I arm a onep I 0 s genPl t r .. ways, there It was just like back barroom free.for.alls In forontler whale of a business on what might Into her liCe conies William HoI, 'under the able' direction of Rich. Igouls grrou . nha cotm i e tel re- h, ere Idle have been referred to at that time d i I did versa a scree~ c arac er za on., in San Angelo, laying t memory. h Ii h dl t t' f en, as an aggress ve y can ard Fleischer 'E t B I th btl and easy In his right hand, not 'NO. 3 was the polnt.short as t e "green g t s ric • 0 plaY\\ll'lght whose first script Since the fii,n story written by rne: f ,?;gn n~ et ~ a I~e~; threatening an~'body In partlcu. speech Wyatt delivered to the tge pagan temple grounds. deals with a 19,year';tld girl and Sydney Boehm fll'om 'a 'novel by glean tOh Al'o~h fere a herni YI' '.',,, 'rt f d I ' , bl b f .' , • Th I ' pays e mls armer w 0 s n- ar an on y ~o 0, wan er ng boys, at Rln~o s In e, e are Lana Turner is the ,high priest· her domineerlll" mo cr. e p ay William L. Heath, is a series of volved against hIs religious bellc" " I d I HlWfOUNDLAND'S fIlEND~Y 'HIATII around aimless and pleasant· picking tip his guns. ess with all the beauty ,lure and is produced by Paul Douglas, the ' ' like. "Whcn he comcs around," hI' Ivlly actions demanded by the ex.husband but still good friend Italy, Francc, England and even III the VIOlence of the robbery. ~. ' . "-~------~--- "Unhook your belt and drop said softly to the Sulphur Sprln!{s role. With all the tributelto Her. of Miss Rogers, who insists upon India. Spotted In othcr vital roles are , ,as " it," said Wyatt. gambles, "give him a mes~age schal McCoy's outstanding job of changing the script so that Gin· Leading the cast Is nincteen· l\largaret Hayt'~, Egan's un· $ , " ; : Ringo unhooked and droppcd. for me. Tell him the next lime costume design for Ihe produc. ger can play the role of the daugh· yea~,old, Su~:m ~tephen, veteran faithful wife; Dorothy Patrick, a. TO·DAY "Kick them away !:rom you." I catch him with a busted hand, lion, lIIiss Turner was hardly cos. ter. of five English fIlms and several Victor l\laturl"s wife and five ,Ringo looked at the genUe following a StbgC sliek.up, he's lumed, she was beaded. Desplle thc brash and f.-antic stage plays. From Italy arc three youngstell's who contribute con· wave of the wandering .44 and all through In Tombstone. Ariz.. efforts of a yr,ung actress, Miss enchantresses: Anna !\Ia'ria Fer· siderably to the action-Donna. :' wastcd no marl' time. He kicked. as Jesse James In Clay County. Charles Schnee achieves his Crowley, to grail the part. Holden raro. Rosanna Podesta alld Paula alld Kt!\'ill Corcoran 81 j ~orcen J" THE DAY ALL HELL BROKE LOOSE I "Now," said Wyatt slowly. "I'm 1\10," first credit as, prodtic~r with c~o. compromises wit'· his integrity re·' ~Iori. Paris cOl~tributcs a sensat: the Amish children, Billy Chapin ... ' I ~; ::i. ====~_=..--______... _,,_,_-'- slderable merit for hiS eO'DldlO' writing the play to fit Miss Ro, lOnal scrcen f,nd; one ~Ianne and Ricky Murray, :0.' alioll of the talcnt and production gen. With Its basic value dcstroy, Vlndy, But where YOlO have lovely, " 20th Century·Fox presents values .poured into this expensive ed the show Oops In Its tryout. women, it is only natural thlt undertaking. His of Further complications arise with you'll find men-and onc in part· ~elcction F,\KED THEFT · Richard Thorpe to direct paid off a four'sided triangle; 1IIIss Crow· icular is bounr! tJ start feminine with good performances by an ex. ley and 1\IIss Rogers fall for Hoi, hearts throbbing fastel' than usu· TORONTO (CP)-Police lorced cellent top.line cast and large den who in turn has gone for al. He is Jacqucs Sernas-young. their way inlo atl auto company'. group of principals, and some of Miss Rogcrs. Douglas, meanwhile blonde, aLlelic and oWce Wednesday night, released. , ; !~'Violent Saturday" F~ench, ha~d. · ' the most exciting footage ever is still hi' love with his ex·wife, some. He speak:; five languagcs tru5sed night watchman, listened ·, ' ~ : ~. Color by DE WXE CINEMASCOPE' screened. Thorpe's direction of EventuallY howel'er, the romantic fluently, but olle doesn't have to while he told of being overpowered ~ .. Edmund Pllrdon's gruesome 'fight mlx.up Is straightened out In bC'l\'Jlnguist to understand his "r by thiel'es, then arrested him for .;, with a ,"ullure will long be reo mirthful and moving fashion. with 101'e you,' complicily in the crime. nley nld ,, ' MONDAY membered. Douglas winning back Ginger 'and Piero ~lucssp.lIa directed thc night watchman Gerrard Emond. Sfarring .. VICTOR MATURE fIl I' h ' b' I d b 27, told thcm he was Ued liP Ifter' · Holden Rnd P~t Orowley getllng m wile 15 ell1g re ease Y a baltle with rour men who brokl .' Purdom, as Micah, son of the together. The play re·opens In Its United Artists. The picture was into the premises. Emond ~nd Gor­ · II!~brew patriarch, Eli, will gain orglnal fOlrm. I~ II smash hit and ~hot in ils natllral sctLIng-ln the don Pogue, 2.1, were charg~d with all ends well. high llalinn Alps. thcft. ,I mare fans with his, heroic stand Abo-UP-TO.THE,MrNUTE NEWS-NOVELTY' 'against paganism. James Mitchell Incidentally, i'For\'e~ remae" -;::======::;:-:~=-:-:---:-.--:-:-- " is a much hit as the play Answer to Previous Puul. " is' superb in his portrayal of sma~h ,: EVENING SHOWS: , O'CLOCK-B.OO within It's very cJntent. and with ,- , I Mltam, the muted runaway slave. What's Missing? 'I MATINEE Z P,M., Nevlllc Brand also docs an out· Iio encumbrances. Writtcn for the ." &tanding job as the brulal Rhakim screen by Julh:~ J. and Philip G. DOWN ,.I: , ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT: Ir. the service of Louis Calli ern , Epstein from II Jamcs M. Bal1l'ie I-meets 'I Play- ',' EVENING-ADULTS ...... '150 CHILDREN .... I ...... 350 play, "Forever Fcmale" emerges , .. Ihe high priest of the pagan love­ girl 2 Curved /1S a perfectly engaging film that 4 In bad - molding ! : •,I .• KATlNEE8-ADULT8 ... fll."on .. SOe . CHILDaEN ...... II ••. 2.SC goodess. Audrey Dalton Is charm· Ing and beautiful as Rutp, the girl Is sure to please everyone. A vote 8Any-ln SDaybefore . n storm today IIlicah forsakes for the bewitch· of thanks should go to producer Pat Duggan and director Irving 12The-of 4An- ill(: "temple' harlot", Samarra. consent statesman NEXT ATTRACTION Walter Hampdcn makes a won· Rappell' for II job magnificently '13 Helen of 5 Rudolph the ' done! Troy's mother red-nosed 23 South 38 The Easter ItICHARD BURTON-MAGGIE MeNAMARA-JOHN derful Eli, and Joseph Wiseman is outslanding as Carmlsh, the 14 Toward the' rein- 'American DEKEK _ RAYMOND MASSEY In "PRINCE OF sheltered side 6 City In mountains 40 Memoranda cunning strcet beggar. 15 _ Soviet RU5sla 24 Sports 41 Shine PLAnRS"-DRAMA - SUSPENSE - CINEMASCOPE Maurice Zimm's screenplay STAR MI5erablcs 7 Take the - enthusiasts 42 Region 16 Cooked in oil 8 Spoken 25 Russian region 13 Depend contains movement and definition 18 Missives 9 ~lcdley 26 Leather band 44 Poke tun of character, embellished by the Monday 20 Ch~s piece,to Exude fumes 27 Spanish city 46 Volcano in Also-NOVElTY - SPORT UH' o( CinemaScope demensions. 211n /lie _''_' 11 S~reads to dry 28 Old SicilY' The Eastman Color Is in Itself And out the AS hay 29 Obtain, 47 Preser.tI,. "LUXURY GIRLS" other 17Fish da,. ~1 Deny 48 Famous TIMES OF SHOWSI exciting as captured by the WITH SUSAN STEPHEN 22-against 19 More 13 Confused English school camera eye of Joseph Ruttrnberg, EVENING SHOWS: 7.15-9.15 ANNA MARIA; the wind domestitatcd • fight ~o Soak flax while Bronislau Kaper'. music 24 Shape adds to the mood' and quality of MATINEES: MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY - U's girls, girl:, "'rI5 ... all of Z6-paPfr . the productlon . them lovely.. all of them ~eek· !7Droop THURSDAY _ FRIDA! 2,30 ao An -'lovtr 60-1--10-1 Premised with the command· \ng new thrills ••• all of them 32 Harm IIATURDAY 2 O:OLOCK ment, "Thou shalt have no other seeking romance. That, plus !14 Closer Gods before me"; and resolved by breath.taking scttinl" and a stOry 35 Small hoh Micahs remark, "I 1V0uid ralher packed with poignance and drama 36 Furtive 37 Breaches ~AST TIMES TO·DA Y be I servant In My Father's house Is what the new film "Luxury 39-and than a king In 'Damascus", the Girls," which will open Monday lassies ' Joe Breen Jr•. Samuel Larsen adap. at the Sta-l' Theatre, has In start' 40-, tallon of the parable as told In for movlegorers. California Luke, Chapter XV, highlights The setting IS a girl's '£lnishlng 'II Jewel l\Iicah's sacrifice of wealth (or the school In the Swiss·Italian Alps. 42Slang 45Set free pearl of Solomon tn claim Sa· Attending the ~C11001 is het great· 49 Repeal MA marra's charm. It then deals I with est colection of lovely. spiteful, 51 Negative word his leadership In revolt by the 'lovelorn mlnx-es ever assembled 52 German rh'er r.:;--r::!~:r-1-.J--6"*::-I~I-+--r--J!!!--.. slLves and star.vhig people 6f under one rooC. And when these 53 GIrl's name Damascus to destroy the pagan vixens get togetiler everything 54 Dove's cry 55 Affirmative temple, Samarra and all of the from a neRr murder to a harrow· votes leaders of sinlade worship. It Ing mountain escapade takes 56-work hrings Micah· back to his lather's place. The "girls" are playcd by 1i7 Feminine house and his first Inve Ruth. a bevy of beauties hailing from Ila~ N.OW PLAYING PRISCILLA'S POP ...SUSAN STEPHEN· MARIA FERRERO· JACQUES . i I,IINAS 'SIM IARCLAY· 0111 WrtJvc;"I MARINE VLAD't t " . . ;-----~--~------~~ :; Special Add~d Attraction ~ , ., ~-----.~TH~R~U-1S--AN~D~S-~-P-EN-S-E----- r,' , . Arso-up·rO·THE·M1NUTE NEWS TIMES OF SHOWS: EVENING SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK-B,OO , I~BURNT' EVIDENCE' ,. MATINEE 2 P.1\!. '.- Also-:up.rO-THE.MINUTE NEWS ADMISSION PRICES. FOR THIS ,ENGAGEMENT TIMES OF'SHdws, , , t. VENING-ADULTS' ..... :...... 75c CHILD~EN ...... 350 IVI~G: ~Luxl1n GIlts" '1 ~'CLOVK-B,.5 ',' '\ MATlNE~s-AriULTS ...... 50c C~iLDREN ...... 25e : ' "BuRNT EVIDENCE" US . .., . MATINEE I,P.M. , , . NEXT, 'ATTRACTI,ON LAST TI,M~S ,TO~DAY';'" GLiiNN :FO.~ELEAN()R PARKER In "INTERRUPTEL "tHE RAID" MEtODY"~A G~EAT AltID MOVING MOTION PICTUR\.

, , I THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, J.;';'1UST20, 1955 17 • - Jacoby On Bridge

DOUDLI TIPS I SLAM PLAY I *, . \ -~ , ' , I FOR THE GREATEST" ' ' , Iy OSWALD JACOBY I· AS this column has often point· !. ed out, the douhle oC a slam. con, e tract that has been voluntarlly e. bid by good players cannot gain ie VALUE IN very much aId mDY lose a large T. V. amount, The hand shown tollay Ie , II !1lustratcs the point. II South's slam contract wns am, I bltlollS, and hc would probably Ie have gone down Ie, West had kept la It's quilt. South hllllPcncd to be Jay d· T. Felgus of Bl'oklYll, for many th yeRn a Icaulng tournamcnt, nd player; and west's double was lr· all Feigus nctdcd to find the 10. wt'nning Hne or play. nd South won the opening ~rump he ead in his o'\'n hand and im· mediately led Ill. loW heart to· he . '.~ . ey wards dummy. West had to play ay low, since to put up tlie ace of FROM bearts would give declarer lin eventulII discard on dummy's na· queen of heartd, , nd Dummy's qucen of hearls there· ~'n fore won the second trick. Felgus md took two top diamonds, ruffed a Je diamond with the ace of trumps, lui and theri led out the II'cst of his FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ler· in· t=,1"----- ill NORTH at .AQ3 ¥Q652 .. .94 an "'Q762 WEST lAST ypl· 4652 ~ r .. ,fIB' • AJIOI .fI'~ ~ r.­ • J 10'2 .853 ona, ",K 103 ",J 98 4 lIer· SOUTH ID) Ity," '.KJI094 ¥K4 sin­ .AKQ8 lieh "'A 1; " North-South VIII. fiOllth West North F.a5f are 14 l'a~$ [: 2", Pass un· 2. l"asr. \l' 2'" " Pa!i s .95 3", Pa5~ 4", Pa!~ " II I {h'e DOllbl~ Pas~ Pass Pa,s~ can· . \ '.Openln, Icad-lli I Inna, I nu I , ,apin : trumps and the last high dia· TO I mond, I .By this ,time South WM down , to one heart /Iud two cll1bs, Wc~t i had to save the hlank ace or I hearts and two clllh~, aftcr which orrrd I hc was given his heart trick. any'. sed a : Wc,~l then had 10 lead away from tened :llc king or clubs, giving dcclarer ~ered 1\\'0 club trlck~ and the doubled n for ;Iam contract. , III!! nand, J[ West had beaten the con· Iftn tt'act wlUlOut uoubling, he would brokl hal'e earned 1110 points, Thedou· IGor· ble would have ' Increased Utat I witll I socre to 200 pajnt~, If successful i Helice We5t risl(cd close to'IIVO I t housand polnl~ in the attempt tie ItD pick up an exlra llUlldt'cd ''1'hi5 Is not gobd gamlllinR, eo· I 'l;ccially when It doesn't payoff. i :' enkni£e tarving ,. £xhibit Has By MICHAEL O'MAllEY i lit. I:5 aoo,ooo Value I : EmlON'I'O~ (CP}-When Eelgnr , .Iohn Cotton scls 10 work wilh his 'pcnknife 10 depict In wont! scenes of AlbJ,rta', e,aJ'lr t!n~'s, hc achle\'cs , I I1car·pct'!eelion. He' has livecl in lhe 'pro\'lncc' slncc 1807 and knol\'~ Ihr scenes he carl'es. ,His cal'l·ln~s. collcclrd In' an ex· hlbit tltler! "Trails, of the, Old hcGl Wesl, Hand Cal'l'~d in ~lil1jalllrc'" s .00 pm'lray fcalul·e. of early western 11fe-Indlans. catlle rustling, log YOU KNOW YOU ~RE GETTING THE BEST cabins, gun·llghts-and man .... other aspects oC 'pIoneer . life. It took him WHEN YOU BUY 23 yc'ars to clo the jo,b, using noth· ihg but a pen·knife nnd working In By WILSON SCRUGG51 his sparo time. H! values his ex· THE STORY OF MARTHA W~_~,NE hiblt at 5100,000. Now 65" Cotton' \\'a~ A bllrr~lo herdsman {or the government, {lrst MARCONI on the open rnnge lind then Ht Wainwright In Buffalo Park, He now works In Calgary. ACCIDENTS IN ARl'll, • OTIAWA (CI')-The death toll MARCONI in motor I'chlcle accident! Inst Aprll in 1111 provlncos exoc8sg Que­ bee was IH. tho bureau of statist· ics 1': "::: ';i ':'::\1rsday. Nova Scotia had 1\ I:;,:.:~ deaths New Bruns· RADIO wick, sevcn Newfoundland, one and Prince Tdl\'ard Island none. QIlPhec did not 'report. OUR BOARDING HOUSE A pow.rful, handsome, 5 Tube "'IS FIRST' WORD WHY. 71'1' 8'(;1 , rr SEZ 'NOIICE-'­ 61.. W,'! WOW HE'S . iHEN rr ,sTARTS WRITltJ' NOTES I--;r.'"...,.;.t~ 1"""~""""'l,;,Ul.Ill>, AIo1'61i'Z. ~E-RE' CUz. HE KIoJOW.s '--_-I s.t with modern plastic I:ablnit M'~-M' REMEM­ I RlJI,J AROUND ..., S-E'Fl,-REMEMBEIt WI,H BeTTE~ 7-0-70--- EPUCRED PEOPLE - BUT HE MAKES in a choici of b'Gutlful colour •• 'EM'so LONG IHey CAN'T-6rr 'eM Ii! £:AD-rlLt. Large/ easy' to r.ael dial and .. HE E11'T5 BAG"! ONLY tonal quality that will amaze • $29.95 you.1 ON HIRE PURCHASE The Great EasternO.iI COlllpany. ~ Limited." .' . .

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. .. ., ~ ... " ' ~ •• I . ... " : " .. ' .'" .' , . " .' .", ~." : .~ . " '. '\ , . ,...... \, , .' • . ~ " .~ ...... ,', . 18 .,THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20,1955 ...... , ...• . '...... i . . '. . . DEEMED. IMPRACTICAL ,,' " .' Many' 'ilcl~~tisis once : believed "a transatfantic . telephone II Dull Stock. Market ~.'Report·, : be'. impractical because ill til, ...... ':~~~~~f ·Grand . Bank News: five.hour·:diflerence· between F.r· GRAND BANK. Aug. 91h,- CELEIRATES '2ND BIRTHDAY 'Topean jnd. Ameri.can· tirile, 'I01I0tn'0 CL08lNO 8TOCit • 4300 D.I Rio 1.0, 142 I.n .: ON. DOCK'.: . 'II, Tiro. c...... " Prtll . 19100 00111 • . 11 21 23 The~e wa~ some Improvement In Mr. Joseph Foote, .the oldest. GO~A II: •. ,1"1,,1." ... ..•• k Hlp Lo" CI.N 2370) Del' Led 1~5 III liD Western ·E~plorer, .. Elmer Jones, "d.I, .. Ihl ""II a7to ...... Ilr 12' llIi U 1M. Don" . "11\\ lSI, 1m th~fishery around the peninsula resident "ot Lamalhle celebrated 1DOO AJu. " . . 82' n I: 10')' n~me EXN ~!n ·395 ,~" Flnliack, and' Yaung. Harp::. ··STADIUM. . ImnudJ.t. rllrtf .1 lI'O Albtrmoat to til eo' 500) D Atb~11 19:,. ,181~ I~·.~ , A ·.E. HICKMAN co. LTD •. during tlie past week. However, his 92nd. birthday on' August 2nd. Ittll"'l ·1, ... ,"4 1Il00 AIIla bpi 35 29 30 5G) Donalda 1.3 . 4! 42 Ihe dark blot on the picture is The. historic e\'ent was celebrated ....tlts hl~ ,.oIh. Q'l5 Allolll " . 1m III. 1m 2370), DU\'An 73 72 73 The M.V. Pay Off Ie moored up .01 t.ty I. onl" 190 Do d.bI IOII\~ .1001, 100'.. 11110) OUr"" 2l 23 24 the continuance of the sti'ike at with a party at his home which 3:lO Do WI' ' ., .' an m T300 Dy,. . 103 '101 101 at 'lhe castern ~Iele of the wharf; SATURDAY undist.rbtd It,t. M MOl ...... d. :1 n 30 1003 C IImphl 9Ii 9!t 01, Burin which is now into its second IVas ~ttended by members' of his .n 4", "'pl"'. Am Lard.r I • 18 15 103 Elder n ~8 38 for the season. 1w:t ..... Leduo .IOft I'S r9 13'0 £ ..t Rul m . IHl 690 STEERS LTD. week and sholl's IIttlc evidence of family, including· grand· children 2:CO-ROLlER SKATING 41)(1) Am Neph .131 133 133 43200 ElLt Mal ::3 2:~ :.13 being soh'cd quickly. and' great' grandchildren. ~ A..... n 4l . 39 34 ~O, £Ipuroy ,9' e, and A. Brown saileel: 8.CO-ROLLER SKATING __ A h a'~ ali 5' ~ooo £1 S.I 9\, 9 9 For .the past week or so the 'Mr; :FDote i~ in unusually lood .' 1 Maxwell Corkum taking freight, ag19,21 1Gl": °lm E 13 \3' 13" 21700 f:ur.k. I!D ITO 174 tr.lP fishery at Lawn has becn health' lor his advanced age and' 15:3 AI!I Cdn 585 sao litO 3:00 Do wll ! !3 salling' Saturday. m1 AlII Kourn 169 12 II 1070 ralton 2m 2S', 18'. better than it has been all sum. shows a vilal Interest In life. Only ~~ Apo 8/1, al\ B\\ 115' Faraday. 209 200 20l Bertha Jo~'ce taking In. !:, .ce.. to 81 81 7410 F.rlVr.1 Cop 41 42 42 mcr. Crews there ha\:e been get· last week he was here in town Taxi' T)) AIt> 80 .. 80 3200 F Kirk 2\\,. 2m, 2et.'.: Helen Gill. laking freight tlng full loads with. e\'ery haul and visited his old frie~d,' Gap­ 7_- A J 12 II,L . 12 lao F Pele 50.1 . SOl SOl CANADA PACKERS LTD. mCKEY'S TAXI leavIng Ter· 1\;3 Ai:~ M ..," 53 IDro Franto.ur TIi 71i Tli averaging about fifty quintals tain Wllllam P. Evans, ·oldest resl· ~ A\!lIt ftu! 21 201~ 20\, 2200 Frobl.h 0 m 460 Shirley Goodyear taking In for renceville Wednesdays, St. ~!~ All::lteho 2S 21 28 2to) aa. Exp. 713 71. 115 Bonavlsta Bay. d~ily. Meanwhile. in the Lamallne dent of this community, who is 93 John's on Thursda)·s. Connect· !.'l AUlIOr :m :120' 224 179S Geeo 18 mi 1m area the fish arc reported to be years old. Both spent leveral hours ing with mail boat. Contact TUI A,1IIa 11 10 10 1M G I·el. A 5~O 5to 340 Norma Gladys, Ken, master, Is Mr. Hickel' at Terrence\·me S£ALEn TENDERS .cIdr.... d .. lho ID:):J ~Ir.m.. . lZ!i 12 12 UOOO G."l'a IS 13 II U\erally "ealing the rocks" and talking about old times and of the undeniptd. IDd endontd "TENDEl 1" l!s!I0Y ~O 950"~ 1100 Gl •• n Ur 11 61 8\. .to discharge a cargo of lumber. or dial 4210·F II st. John's. ~':)R WHARF IIECONSTIIUcnO~ :MAM ~ 1Is::lf . 183 135 III 10700 Gold.l. 48 43 4 dorymcn have been loading their previous century and just to show in29 1m .,< SHEET HARBOUR tEASrKI\,!:~) :!:S3 IId.no' 31 31 31 3700 Gld:!.ld. 611 51 60 .CROSBtE & CO. LTD. IIALIFAX COUI\"I'Y,' . N.S:·, "'Il ". 3!0." Blm.1 lOS 102 102 '100 Gold Mn 3U 33 380 Miriam May, Rogers, master, dories by jigging. Fresh bait still that tbey still had plenty of vilality ff:cevtd lD. the oillce" of tU· s.cnt." ST •. S!~ B,,,"a 173 ITO 170· 13000 Goldhawk 2\. 21 21 Opport,unities "ntll '3.00 " ... n, (E.D.S.T.I, W!:DN1!:SDAY' !lS3 Bmll. 175 170 170 31000 Goldo.. 12\, 12 12 taking freight. remains scarce and for this par. they each took the scrthe IDd did SF:PTY.MBF.R II. 1955. ' 11)' IIan'nIln Z7J 210· 2M 2.100 Grab Bou.q 3. 3ll.' 33 lieular reason all of the sbDre' a; lIlie mowing for exercise. (~II.s. MI. M 3 5 2303 Grllld!r.e, 1m 18 18" M,S. Johnson under repairs. SALESMEN! Be your ewn Plan. and JprcUlcallon ran be (lo!1 ~.te Mil' 5 63 M 60.10 Gu.due 81.1 70 770 GREAT EASTERN OIL AND fishermen here have now ~iven . We jDln with Mr. Foote's many boss. High earnings with Corm. ·.1 tond.r ol>talnod al "'" ID!' B..... 010 36 3 ITS 0 PI. In. 22~, 2m 2m ~ka ChioC EA,lneer. o.Plrtlll.llt. ~l B.I. 11 15 16 119.10 0 Sw.el a 31) 330' 310 IMPORT CO •• up fishing and have sought and friends and well wisbes In extend· complete line of cosmetics Wori •• OU ..... Ontaw; at '. tho otffI ... " 1m3 &alb II ~ := ·229 715? Ouleh m III 115 Outport Service sailing for obtained employment el~ewhere. ing hearly congratulatIons. We and household necesslties.­ Ihe Dittrict Enlint-fr. PllbUc BLI.ildie, !!:l ~ A IIU SO (S 4T 4lD? aull L 11 17 18 FAMILEX, 1600 Delorimler, .Hedfor4 ROlf. Jh1Jti.". NoS., .lId 1\ .~: 2~~ D. II ,.... 85 7S 83 700 Gunnar 14 I~I' 141, Spaniard's Bay. The dragger "Blue Mist. II", hope that he wiII be still whole I'ott Olllee. at Sh~tt Harbour., K.!. 1l~ hlue". 275 25lI 270 5120 Do Wi' 710 66l 75 Montreal. I - . . , 1.!'" Eoner L M 8:1 62 18:10) awllllOl 21 20 2~ BOWRING BROS. LTD. with 210,000 pounds of fish and and bearty when the century i lyll.16.23 ,30.3 g6.13 ,20.27 TD lie ("on.lderrd uch tender Inust .. :r.~ Belther 53 .. 51 21S~ liard R \4'.~ 1m 1411 Clara Hallett taking freight. the longllncr "Joyce and Doreen" rolls around. " . , Iccompilnled by'. :ncurtty"1n the 10m ., 9t!3 B Duq III 1M· 101 ~ Halmor m 321 315 • cert!J1rd rheQue, or bond. a' ~fi~ l!!'l Sota aim Il" 13\\ 1m 2))0 Har Mlo 73 W 73 M.V. Vel\'et City Is dIscharging with 60,000 pounds arrived from HERIOC ACTION SAVES CHILD \ P.lUVATI TALK-ReU1'Ing Air In the form Df Uadrr :aftd JIIl.tIe &Il t~\ B!bI. 11\, II 1m 9300 HRla~. 23 23 21 the banks at Ihe fish plant here But for the and heroic Force Secretary Harold E. Talbott \ . Malu Help JI(cordin, 1o theJe form. and jYl 1:!l Bleroll 335 310 313 48130 Heodway m 10l 120 lumber. p~ompt ance "lib Ibo .ondltlon. llil lorth 270 B!d.ood 911 91i 9'1 2100 Heva 6 6 during the week. The "He.rmitage" a~t1on of Mr. WIlliam. Thomassen, (left) and Defel1se Secretary 1ACTUAL JOBS In Clnld., U•. l~ BI •• k Bar IS m 150 41B Homo 10'\ 10 10 Philip Wa)'nc Is taking In. Th. Dop.rl",on~. ItUou.~ . ~~l Blue R 221 :!%O 220 13200 HoOlO Yl< II> 15 m JOB BROS. r CO. LTD with 140.000 pound~ arrived over little Russell Clarke. would baveCha~les E•. Wilson e~gage.lnpri. 5., So. Am .• Europe. To $15" En,inter', oUler (H. and R.) 2".. m !lobo )6 51 51 16St Ho,'I. 81~ 7P3 100 81 the weekend enroute to Gaullols. probably drowned In the harbour vate eonversio;l:ln,WmDn'lI Penta' 000, Travel paid. Write Em· Ih. undoral ..ed. or Ihrou,b. Ih. 3m So., I. Il 13 13 117 H Bay Hi 67',' am Fishing trawler Blue Wave thr Dbtnct EDllnen at ~l Bordull. IS 14\'.: 15 2100 H Pam 29 27 27 ttr,der repairs. Good Irip~ are being landed also here last week. 'r:he eight year o~d g~n;oU(c'e'during lIews.·conference pl2yment Info. Cenler. Room .. 111 OIlppJy bluo,prlnl. 4!(\.l lIP,mlr 9 III 9 1210 Hu.k)· 810 100 ItO at Fortune. boy was almost dr~wned when res· held :for,newIY'JlamCtf''Alr FDrce ~.,4 4 Green St.. Boston. 14. o! the work on dopo,lt • ael Br.lo",o 300 %."0 300 14200 H Chau I~; R 8V. AYRE & SONS LTD. 'I'c'k of time by 5" ...•. 'ld I )1118.25 ]y2,9.16,23.30. au6.13. In tne' form DC • chtque ,~\) Brtlu.d IIHl 1.0 190 4~00 In.plrallon 1~~ 110 140 I d i th n pas: ablt to the ord.~r or ,," Bnlll 299 m m 7m lot Nltkel RM. 73 80'" Robcrt Knickle taking In. Mr. Gregory Clarke, Depuly CI ~ n ~. eC(etary .. Dona .. '. Quar es. Re·. ~--~:.:.....------Publle ' Works, Tho 11')11 II R.d m 14! 1M 2.1 no Pr 13m m,. 131'': G. F. Albert sailed. Minister. of the Federal Depart. Thomassen. ,... p'o~s w'hlchcl:culated.thptvoices i trased en return ot 33l~ Bru.hsl iii I 8\\ T2'11)(1 a.knlr. 11 13 13~i .poeme.Uon In .ood community "C' Bru.,ml. 12 1\ \I Inoo .e"leI 51 ~~ M Gencvieve Holloway Is loaeling. ment of Fisheries. \'Isited lown The child· was. flshlDll from· the "ere.-raised during ·bti.~ conversa· · month Irom the dll. of ne •• 610 Bruaowk I~ 13 13 100 ..per Un UD 150 over the past wcekend. Mr. Clarke wharf with several companionl tion': denied: by Talbot 11<... JC MI rolurn.d. wUhln Ihot . ag19.31 1!~:' &:0,,100 27 25.25 IIB7 .• )·e 41 41 41 BAINE JOHNSTON & CO, L'rD, were tho dopo.11 11111' be loriolled... . Sl."l Buekl.. 3 60 62 :371 Jo ... llo 47 0 47 Gllmpsblrc sailing Saturday. arrived by the Department of whEm .he lost his balance a~d top· --'-----­ 111:3 Bured.n P".: ~I" PI;' 3300 Jollie.. . P1i 9 DH "nI. 1..... (.... I.Y I ••dor lie! --Jilt!1 "", lIu! Cdn II, . 16 16 2310ft Jnburk. :3 21. 22 Annetta Lovetta taking tn. Fishcries helicopter and was ac. mto·. the harbElur •. HII, eom· aecptJtrd. ~'BU! Rl In mhll .. ,,·. ~3!00 n1lel Pli\ 73 75 ple~ NlAxl ·:Jaml. '::ree' IDOl Bur.d.n 91, Pi': II. 2HOft Jon,mllh 5t lO • ~I M. and G. Rogers look freight companied on his visit by Mr. pantons tried t? rescue him Wlt~out" DO . JlOB!:KT roirriu, '.100.1 Bu! Cdn 1&'. 16 II 4M upller :33 :::0 233 QlOI .01 2J:I' c"tun 37 33 3 500 J\rn,"1e lEW, for Bona\'ista Bay ports, sailed IInrold Bradley oHhe Newfound. success an~ Immedla\ely ralS~d Mmlll1itralln lfnIe.. , 10!~ lM~ .~~ Ster.tl.,.. . n:' Bu! RI IG 9 10 . 910 Kerr Add 1m 1m IT'. land Fisheries Board, Mr. Hazen an alarm., Thomassen, who n. m.., Bunk HIli 15', II', 2'100 Keybo)eon 14 m. Frida)'. B~!I w~s I, ·E .. e:1an. d·, .. I~'i 3 m.. Russell, managing. director of aboard a shIp nearby. heard their v n.,r.rim•• 1 of Puhlle Works, . 7:3 C.I Ed 1&'; iii m ~~l ~ Ih,d 38. ~: ~: AT DOCK _ .... AUJUot II. 1~~5; ]!C) callnor 1 1& 18 100 K Lahe is BDnavista Cold StoraRe Co. Ltd., an? seeing that the. boy wa.JIM'" bylbyJczc . IIIgl9h 600 Call· ro, !>I3 40 ~ 1'lOft K Town 1.1. 13''; 1m Linda Barbour. Gill, ma~tcr, ~ho.uts e!3 camp Chlb 13 12'; 13 :':(Y1 Kn.lln. 2~'\ I~ 10 having a new mast Installed. and Major C. W. Cartcr. Member tn Immediate danger he ~.Ived Into ,jamllOree·sep '.' . ' ~3 can M'I :11 22 2!l' \100 Kroy 0 13~ I: 130 3~l COil Londl ,., 23.1' m . 7~ \.abrld II", I I~ T, HALLETT'S of Parliament of Burin.Bulgeo. the water fully .clothed ,and Iwam ',Ori~A~A~~TII~~~;~~~O;I~~!: 4t.l D. "t. li~ un US :.00 Lake Clncb m 210 210 .:.3 C Ad 011 &'Y.l Iln:.aO O~t.I r. DulAult 220 210 212 N. & C. Ralph, Cheater, master. During his ,'Isit here Mr. Clarke to the f1ounde~lng boy: When he ::b:~)ree ,will.~ .h~ld·:alSutton Cold· ,,~, C 0<,' Pele 199 100 190 3100 L Un. 15 14 13 is laking freight fDr' Fair Island visited'the new plant of Bonavisla reached Ihe child t~e htUe fellow '.field, E. ngland,.,.:.th'!O llO 45 Lome,. 7''0 m m al)~rOaC hes to t. On Sa~urday a sclous condition soon revived and' lOr jambor~e:': ,to ,.commemorate I~ Cent Led It'll 185 190 300 L I Pel. 9ii' 9\~ 9\; viSit was made to st. Pierre on ran ho e ' .couling'. 50th: . anniversary and' !~:, Cent Pol 591 91 " 41530 Loralln 'm 170 m SALT CENTER . Principal !'~' Cenl Par 18 17 IT 9700 Lou.et 31 33 33 Known as "Hub City" and t~e "Blue Mist 11" and ~he fresh The :tion of Bill Thomassen'h the' tOOth birthday anniversary of !:.• ' c::tnm:q 91. 9 I 3':10 Lyndhli 240 223 230 . be available I~~' C!mn~!!:n 3m 3&~1 3m 1300 Lynx 2~ 20~ 20~ "Salt City", Syracuse, New York, fish pl~n.t there was. Inspected. indeed to be commended. and' 1n its founder. LOrd Baden·Pow·ell. !'" C~.:::t 0 lSI las las SO) Mae .... to 12 noon ~~, C!:I::'I r.n 470 45 m 3100 Maed.n 105 103 103 began Its history as a salt manu­ The OfflClBls left agam. on Sun· our. opinion' should be worthy. of ~:~, Co::!:!:k 8'1" 3"0 M.en. 19 la'. lI\~ facturing center and first. was ber 2nd, to •••• ~ C., .... 'S 43 ~ 57500 Maekeno B5 S8 15 day morning for Gaultols. lome recognition ·-;~l ciiii·!( .... d 61 57 10 3200 Mlcleod ISS 1!5 1S5 settled by the French In 1654. The mDtor vessel "Mabel Dor· .' , Miss :h, ~j~ ·t;i· I:!!! 118 120 UO M.lllen , 2l? 215 2.10 othy" Capt .•Tohn Ralph, which . ,"OOT.ALI. PLAY lit ·lfr: and ·Mrr. James Smith Df ••• , ..,_. 112 135 111 5300 Marnel 111\ 131. 14'11 To bl!' coDlidered uch t~n 9 9 at FogD has been successfully At present at patient at General' John', and guests of Mrs. Jas, a certififd clltqup or bond. ,I. ~ttl.1t Mrs. :~, C." !':. 1!!5 100 11)2 13300 Mlrll,o 12]0 10!'. !l5 Nora.d. M .!81fo 58\4 511\\ In Ihil!' lorm 01 te-ndpr and made f'lr.!!' :~, Co': L '121\ m~ U" 900 M.nrold 3t 31 31 IlOOD Nonold 3.1 3T ·SZ towed to St. John'~ and will be Hospital at St.John'. is Amiel MacIntyre, Church' Hill. 3t'cordl1ue: 10 these larJn, .lad In. IU"COl S!!!~ C!~lt~ , 79 TI 7T 51OO M.nUm.. 232 22S 225 2832 Norpax S9 31 lID anee with thf ('opdiUons Itt forth !!:-l C:!:::1 !IS 9!'. 91. 19.10 Do A IIi. lIS 1:1 las 200 NC OUa 400 400 0100 docked there for the necessary Welsh, recovering from an ·opera· Mr. Smith, one time member of 41~' Co~i:rll 823 600 B!S 1!i5 D. B wt. 80 75 80 121'0 11 12 Th. o.partmeDI, throuRh I~. ~oo Nor Ine repairs. The "Mabel Dorothy" had lion. Amiel had to have a cartiIeRI the .loc~1 staff of the Blmk of Mon· I!'" C:::!.'1Im ., 80 0 217DO Martin 19 15 1511 2000 NR.nk 70 5 69 1953 CHEVROLl:T.. 1'5000 Archil'd", om" or Ihrou,h ~h' , ,.,::) Co..' 4139 ·39 4600 Matlte~e\' 8' II 8& 2.100 Nor Can n $0 51 been landing general cargo at removed 'from his knee following ·treal,·ls one of :tbe':senior officials •• u. .iRnod. or Ihrouch tho oIUe.. 01 In. n ';:9 C !.!~ek 32 21 32 lOON Mayblun . IB! 17 185 I 2.100 l'1or Cln 51 50 51 1953. VAUXHALL.. •• 885.00 Irlet Archilo", Bulldln, No. 2!1 6 •. ' ~!:I C Den!. II~\ 10 101> 9lJ Mefnlyr. MIl ~ 81 :1737 Nudul.m 5 ~ 55 northern ports, and when enler. an lccldent on the soccer pitch. o(the Toronto m~in office branch 1953 VANGUARD '130000 muter'. Fi"ld. St. Jn~n'r. SUd .• tn~ DJ 1!'5 C D:,eo,' 3.00 3M 380 ~I)(\ Mc .... 'le 12 42 4Z 1000 Obrle, 4. 411 4~ •• •• •• • Irlet Arehit.. l, F,d.,,1 Puhlic 'lIu,!r!.·, S:, C Fe:!!m 158 181 161 211>3 Mekoul. .u 42 (2 10500 Oil 5.1 ~\\ W. I'" ing Fogo the steering mechani&m Amiel was Injured in the game o(that well know.instituti.on, while 1947 PONTIAC ...... 500.00 11.111... N.S .• ,h. Pi",jc! Art'i'I~,;t, ': !30' eo. om 17 15 17 75M Mcm.r :3 20 20 2700 Ok. Rar. N '120 120 120 became jammed and the ves5Plpllyed It st. Llwrence 10 the Mr., ,Smith' was' formerly Miss 1952 METEOR.... • .1300.00 po>1 O/ll« lIulldl't, 5.lnl E!l C nlnh, 38 3.~:ta ~O~ Monlo,' N 11>0" 100 MO Oklll.· 154 134 15\ 1953 CONSUL 110000 will IIl,ppl)' blu'·prln ...,d 'poel!lratl 3!~1 C GUI)' 30 21 30· Il5 Melnl),r. ~'" 13 BI 23M OI.ary 2m 2!l 29\. went on the rocks. She waR later Knockout SerleR·when he wal ae-' Agnes StoLt of. this citl' •• • • •• •• • or thr ,,()d~ on cltJ'OJlt of :t. IUm "C ~~ ~ n~n COn HoW (13 4&3 (1.~ 2YoO Mewatt 25 l' :'1 1000 Omnll .... 4V. 41\ m 1950 VANGUARD ...... 550.00 i In the lorm o[ • rh.qu. or mono,. . 2:-73 C )I.r\ltn 70 611 8 I 1M Mtr ptla ~o ro In refloated but II considerable quan. . cldentl;r kicked in the knee by an I " . mo Opo .. l.ka " 11M .n 1952 HILLMAN...... 200.00 I pay.bl. '0 Ihe nrd.r or n" MI.ht .. 1~!IO C Mo.h IM,.,I> Ill.'! 750ft Mrmll ~ 2<1 20 5~IOO Pa. Ea.1 2:! IR :0 !9Il. tity of her flour eargo wu .poiled opponent. He entered the Cottage TORONTO: (CP)':"'Police 1000ced 51 OLDSMOBI·L" 1100 00 Publl. Wot~> '[he' depo.l, ""iII b •. 1!ll CM !.lac 212 200 \ (OOM Mld.on I>l II . ,. ~77 Pard •• 145 130 143 19 It • .. • _. • tr.lud on l"tturn Clf the· btut·priflt 12:'111 co~ !'iu .3 45 49 10Jl\!\ Mill Clly 211 21 2lI 1510 r Pele 10', In\, 10~i and had 10 be dumped. Although Hospital here for observation and tb~ir .way inl.o an aulo rompany's 195Q PONTIAC.. •• .. 600.00 ,peelU.dion In Rood r01ulllinn . 4!~ C Nleh ~2 41) 4n ~7M Mld .... ,ln 470 41) ~7n 131~ Pamour M 51 511 leaking badly the ship was towed later had to' go to the Generalofllce WedDesdaynight, released a 1953 r:ORD.. ..•• ..IS50.00 monlb !rom Ihe dll" of r ...plio. ltl) C Northld 71 a.I 71 mlO Mel. Ur 39';' 3.1 ~9 1080ft porb.r I~ ·IP 19 ' METEOR 1600 00 d.... II,MI .r.lurned 1I1thln Ihal p... ll~' Con nrlre 15 II IN 170? ~lIndam Tn R' TO ~Q()() ran We.t 2!1 211 29 to St. John's for repairs and wiII Hospital for an operation to have tru~sed night. 'waichman, listened 195 ol •• ••. •• • Ihe dfPOSll ""Ill ht forf~lttd. 1~ r.en P'I~ 12 12 12 113'l Min cor 21 23!i z,lj 21011 O.llko ~I SO 50 1953 STUDEBAKER ....1400.00' . 6:" C Red P.~ 1T" 11 84M ~Ior;ul ~I 27.1 ZT5 . 3DO l'llrll\ llOO ~ 390 be probably out of commi&slon lor tbe eartilege removed. \fhlle .he told of being o\'crpoli'cl'cd 1953 METEOR 1450001 The lo .... ,t or .ny I.n~.r ..,t _ ..... 3~:l C ~anllftrm I~!l\; 1m f,l,1 Mon_l. 100 '.1 Ion 17811 Pall,rdr ~ &.\ 15 • •• •• ., •• • I 41(,,[,', ,tI "!~ CO. Sdb,. 50.~ ." ~ n '!III Mulll ~I %45 210 240 38 34 3 l\nother month or so. All tbe members of the Grand by tbl.e~·es,. then' arrested him lor 23fII1PRl'Inut Bank leam, the G.B.A.A.A. Ind 10 In the They said 1952 BUICK ...... · .. 1800.001 .. 2l:J C Tun,.t 62 ~ 611 4SOO Nil nnm 21O 240 2.10 72~ rnh·.r m 150 U!I c~mpltc~IY c;lm~. 2!~ C· Tun"t 2 flO I!(l ,hned. or IhrDulh Ih. ~Ulr ... n! Ihe un· lnoo Perathrt 12 12 12 SC U f t II ntght "atchman Gerrard Emond Cli~f nr AdmlniJ.lratin Sot"';,,'!', 7:;1' COP CUll 2!1~ 29II:I9(l Ima N IIrl.lol \11 . US 140 :170ft Poru. 0 2!1" 2l!~ 1B7 o TS IN CAMP BC ,. ~p?rts followers on the 27, told them he w3$tied up aite; .nd Stcretlr.{. !,:3 COp M.n "I~ I~ :UO~ SAm Ck I~O 1ftO ~~D 1500 Polrnl 11 4M, 43\. ~70 COUI.. 133 115 132 4lIOO N Col I~~ 100 101 800 PCro" 12.1 121 121 'rhe 2nd. Grand Bank Boy BurIn PenlDsula, regret to learn a battle ,,·i1h lour mcn wh broke Munn Motors Ltd.! Deparlm.nl ., Puhlie lV.rh, i 2l 29:.1 I ~:'f.O CourlUlr. . 21'. 24'; 6000 New AI.er 211 moo PUch n 29 2S 21 Scout Troop spent .everal days ot. Amiel's.· misfortune and wbh into the Emond Gor· BENNETT AVE • ott.. ,,'a. Al!IIIlut I:, lP~~. 13:1 C.'1!WPlt 3.1 33 :\.1 1000 Neo I•• h \41 130 110 700 Pond 1l1li Ins In Jlremise~. A~d ~:, C'J:.. 211.. 24'~ 211~ HTOO Not £.pl 108 P7 1lII 500 Pow Rouyn 55 55 55 under canvas last week.. The' him. speedy reco\·ery. His loss Is don Pogue, 25, were' charged with e:.~ Dlra,on 3$ 33 . 3~ .. ·IIDO N n ... ,.. I I~ IS 100 PraIrie 0 31S :I:i :15 ======~ 1~ D H.m 1M 10.1 lal 2~30~ N Deihl 101 101 102 :lOOO Pre. Ion no 745 750 campsite was at Famine Brook and keenly fe!tby the local aoccer ·theft. . CITY OF ST. JOHN·S '.lm »0 Cour II 90 18 M :5' New lI!d 2 24 :m J211 Pro.lo Ur 101. 10~ 1m the Scouts were under the con· ele"en IS in hil fint year it out· Nort'~h-:S:-y-:d---'t-h----I-­ texr Dddon. II 171. 1m 340Q N Dleke. :07 2M 20.\ 2730 Do wll ,.5 5.1fl !So SIMON 1615 N tor~ 4n 3S 3 . 700 Pro. AIr ~ 3M 300 trol and lupervlslon of Ihe Scout. ~Ide ri~ht he was doing. a line job' ~o: ney. WI a senelTa car· 'i 2'3(Y1 N Deihl 10l 101 102 3000 Purdy M 3433 33 , JlOO N Dicken 207 205 203 74 S 7\ master, Mr, Handrlgan. . In IlllIng flashy Charlie ,snook's . Dra«ger lIlue .Mlst' 11. IITrived , 1625 N Fort 40 38 3' 700 que Chili S~anley 5&0 Q CoP 400 J9II :195 . 21 N aoldv 191. II U 3n.lO que .. all . 10 10 10 TrRnsportahon to and from the place. .. . from· the bann' wltli 2 ag20,22 9500 N .. on 12 t 9 HII 14 141\ , S02 New Alhon. 10 IHl 90' 2310 Q Uth camp lor the Scouts was provided We are all rootng for you Am pound fl h l?,OOO .FURNESS 15300 Q Man 1~ 130 150 3.1 ~3 7200 N Harrle. 3·\ 4475 Q Metan ,440 43.1 440 by the Lion's Club. Although their· and trust you will be .000 blck M.V~ H:r~ld Guy sailed for !It 13300 N Marl 10 I 91. 2015 212 2013 500J N No", , Sy, 5!lOO Q Nlek.1 stay under canvas this year was. on deck. John's wllh gl'nerai cargo. • lTD32J S.,,1und . 1 35 63 3300 Queen,lon :n IS" 19~ , 115 Quemon~ ':m m 2m shDrt one the Scoub enjoyed It ~IRSDNALI . Longllner Jo,;ce and·Doreen ar· 135 N Ho.eo 30 2.'1 28 12S00 Radlore 110 200 200 357933 N Hl,hrldp !I 70' 82 210 19 2011 to the fullest and had a very pleal. Mr. Benjamin Riggs Is home lor wived from the b k ith.O 000 4750 N Mind s.o~ 30 ,28 30 5Im R.yroek 1000 Ret' 10~ 10" 10\, ant and profitable companionship a short vacation with his family. pounds fish. an 5 II' , ~ ISOO N Laruerr. II!; 13 14 12.100 Re,ert 2tI .18 20 Sl John's Municipal Council I .43!la N Mylamaqu, 20 16 19 200 Rex.par M 53 55 together out in the great oul· Mr. George Dunford recently Dragger Zilekwnm ort lut SB500 Newnor U 17 19 3916 R Palmer 211 210 210 12000 N lIouyn Il;, 13 U IIl0 Rlnth. UO 123 130 doors. returned. from Toronto where he' week. p Red Cross Li~e 12000 N Rya, L 12 11 II IZIIO Roche 25 23 23 23000 N TIlurb 14 41' 42 90 10 89 . Several members of the lsI. was visiting with his daughter. M.V. Freda M. 15 In Placentia 175011 N Yel lOY, 9 91i 9300 Rockwll I· . 17000 Rowan 2~ n 24' Grand Bank Troop have been busy Mr •• MII"II. Max Thornblll of loading salt bulk fish. 6250 N ntm 125 110 116 4100 Roxana 10 9 10 ~d ~ay SAILINGS 1010 Roralll. 131, m. 1311 during the past week. or 10 tarry. Gander. recen'ly spent a holiday I Dragger Hermitage was In port NOTICE· 7.10 SI' A.I 155 153 135 TO , Newtoundland WJO SI.d R IS II I Ing . out the. reqlllremenh to wltlt Mr. and Mr •. James. Thorn· over the week~r.d enroute to Gaul 1400 Sapphll. 3.10 340 330 ST. JOHNIS 6320 Seurry.R 210 207 210 quahfy for First Class Badges. hili. . ItolR with HO 000 pounds fish The St. John's Municipal Council is coniiderintl . !IO'I Seeur F 211 2.'10 285 Last Wednesday they were out ?If; R,ompkey and .family of !It. ·R.C.M.P. p~trol boab Fort Pitt ·.. Services IMO Shawk.y 9 9 9 a suggested change in the Zoning Regulation! • FROM NEW YORK: ~200 Sh ••p C 149 143 H~ under Scolltma~ter Garfield liz. ,Tohn ~ spent a lew days In to'll'n, and BUlTln were In ]lort last 1721 Sherrill ' 1110 '31 117~ lard cooking and preparin,l( eek. week. Fort Hamilton ••• Aug, 10 : 'PASSENGER NOTICES ;000 SUanrn 27 23 24 meal~. In~t" I on tho south sid. of Waterford Bridge· Road, 0tFort Avalon , •••• Au/t. III 31101 SII Mlr Inl Inl' 104 On S~tllrday they carried out thcir M!'. GrPllory ?IRrk ••.Deputy I M.V. "lllllne C. Winler~ urived Fort HlOmllton ••• Aug. 26 CONNECTION LEWISPORTE. 7n~ 511 511n~ 35 ~! 3! between St. Joseph's School, Littledale, Gndth. 21).10 Sileo. 31 &0 SO ('vermght. hike ol Inurt.epn mil..'~'" Mimster'th oC Fbherle~,k d WIr.I ..,1ft town Ifrom Hallf··"'" '11'1'th I lenera I ear· 8 CORNER BROOK SERVIC! L~ tl 15 .••tFortA','alon .... Sept•. 350ft Spon.or ~Ip.eplnll In II Iran.tll out in the nl I'Q" e wee en tm lin official i 1111. TO·DAY .~ Stad_ lP Z8 U property of Mr. R. G. Hubley, in order to p.rmit FROM ST. JOHN. N••• : MO Slarr.U 17 16 17 country. Sp.I'eral of the SeoutR vl~lt. Train "The Carlbou"le~\'ing st. 1000 SI ..lny IO'~ In'.~ IW. Fort Hamilton, •• AuJl. 13 I~!i here _'i11 be leRI;n!! shortly lor Mr. IbroM }Judie,. NIh!. :rl~hjl. E~, ~,.L··!.. the ,rection of apartment. building •. .Tohn·~ 5 p.m. to·day. Friday. \l'iII 51~1 S Ror.k 14 131'1 ___P ag19,20 0tFort A\·alon ." .. Aug. 20 10100 SIU".o" ~3 31 31 the Jamboree lind we all wish rles BORrd, 11'18 in town lIst week· *:tP'ort Avalon, .... ~ept. l~ make connection at Corner Brook 0111(1 Sud COA~ U IT IJ Persons having any views on t h.i I. matter' 'wlth S.S. Springdale for' ports to P511 SuUl .. n ' '311 ITO 70 Ihem II pleasant Ind profitable end. 1000 Sur! In 10 10 In '"ROM HAllFAXI Lell'isporte. 1200 SylvAnH. 131 14q 151 experience at thi". «reat ,outh Mr. Charle! ,. Tibbo is at ,re- ar. requested to. advisl thl. City· .. Clerk '1" . : Fort Hamilton ... Aug. 16 3714 Tandem 19!'. 101. 101, galheriog. sent. ~t St. Johl!" lin buslne!!. ···.Fort Avalon •• ,,;AUI.;23· 5,5, NORTHiRN RANGER . 903 Teek }[ 3ll 301 310 writing "efore. S,oo p·,m. 'on W.clnllc:lay,. SAILING 5 P.M. TO.MORROW 13100 T· Lund !1)3 190 m SEA CADETS RETURN Mr. Thomas Buffett rulted , FCJrt Hamilton ••• Aug, 30 2.!2~ Tllr. .10 18 411 : Fort Hamilton .. Sept. 19 , S.S. Northern RangeIT operating 3000 Tombill • 31 !O 31 The contingent of Sea Cadets town last weekend. August 2~, 1955. . . 700 Torbrll W U! 1!5 - .... on St. John's·Corner Brook Ser· 2800 Tn n. Emp . 11)(1 175 m from RCSCC "Atlantic" whl h Mrs, Geor«e W. Tessier hal reo vl(:e will sail from the Dock Coas· ·I:r.:t III III SAILINGS ~ 700 Torbnl ISO 173 175 were attending th ~annual IU~. t""rned to St. John's after I short . FROM ...... tal Wharf 5 p.m, to·morrow, Sat· 2100 Trans Emp aug19,20 8200 Tre,~ 20 19 20 mer camp "Preserver" near S d. "islt 1n town. · . urday. 8200 Trend :III 19 2~ ST. JOHN"! moo TraM Era 3ft 21 %I ney, returned home last we!k. Major' C, W. Carter M.l' •. WA! CONNECTION GREEN BAY 3000 Tran. Ilel '110 41 U 2333 Trlld The Cadels arrived by car froin. In town .Iast weekend. . '.TO CORNEl( aROOKI SERVICE MONDAY 300 U M1n.In. ,28252" BolO M!1 Goobles. .Mr. Cecil Patten ls Ipendln, I mail'lder in :0'iFQrt Avalon •••• Aug, .27 Train "The Carlbou"1eavlnJ! 5t. 450 U Aibul . &to 830 130 1100 Un £.te111 70 5 67 Speaking to several of the boys holiday 1n town before returning' 'J.~ John's . 5' p,m. Monda),. August 1135 Un Kono 755 730 m lTO'HALIFAX " 11 3. 3 we learned that they had a very to Goose Bay. '" Fort Hamilton ... Aug. 21) 22nd •. 11'111 make. connection at IlOO U Monl.ub 200 Un 0111 15' 1lO 150 pleasant. and IUcces!!ul Ita, It Mr. HAZen }.. Russell was .in ..; FOR SALE, ag19,20,22,23 £.ewlsporte with . 5,5. Glenco!: 103 102 103 . ... .;-Fort Avalon ••••• Sept. 23. 12M Upp Can camp this year. However, for town on a business vlWlt. Fort Hamilton.;. Sept. 3 for· thl! ~reen Bay 'Scrvlc·e • .' :lOOO Vln Rol 9" 9 , rel!~nt1y ~ •. 1 425 Ve,luro. 37\\ 37 3'1~ Cadet Brooks, thB enjoyment was Mr. and Mrs. Claude Forley of CONNECTION BAY.RUN 1750 "Iolam •• 295 290 290 · TO NEY.. .. v'ORICI 15800 Vleour 33 27 30 overshadowed b I f rt Detroit v1sited relatives here lut 'l£.eICoin,~.wagoD . · . Fort Hamilton ••.• Aug, 20 PLACENTIA ,BAY MONDAY 50trWaU. Am 15" UI1 15" y m s 0 une. Our· weelC • PONYMIEHLE FLAT lED': PRESS.' "+Fort Avalon ..... Aug. 27 Rl1gular 9 a.m. train to Argentia 11000 Weedon 39 3& 3& Ing games he "'as unfortunate .' , .'!fW Hoste8~ .-- 2500 West Mal U lOY, 10~ enough to fall d f Mrs. Purchase of 1St; John I was , Memo ... tlbrt Avalon: .. " .Sept. 2l Monday, August 22nd, will make aooo Weal A.h II 18 18 . an racture his a recent visitor In town. 'eonnectlon . with .M.V. Burin for 2515 W Lea .. 775 76S 775 Will Lock ~~':Your ·Do:.. . .•. CLEVELAND FOLDER' 1 ~IOO WUlro, 325 310 320 :~:\ He arrived ~ome on crut· . Mr. Ind Mrs. Walter ForBey ;Ylllllt will caU ·NlwfClund. the Bay' Run Placentia Bay. 5tO Wlltle, 13 13 13 with Gift.: I; Greetin~. 9\. .~ 911 . ut In good spIrits. With the and family of Glace Bay are visit.. .lInd' Olltllortl II Induel 1000 Wlnch.. ter 56.$0 52 fr~Frjendl1 BUlin ... .~ RICHARDS .,MULTIFORM· ILECTROMATIC '·N 3100 Windward Injured limb In I caste he will Ing' relatives here. . .. "'Int· ,H.'L ... .. ' FREIGHT· NOTICE &50 Wr H.r, . 2tH 202 204 .Calla·Corner .Brook alte! UOO Y.1e $0 .10 50 be required 10 use the crutches Mr. Ind Mil'S; Chesley R. Tlbbo . tJeigb~o~'.nd,Your;:· PLATE MORTISER. ST, JOHN'SolEWISPORTE 1500 V.nk Ca. 2 23 21 StJohn;;' .. 'SERVICE 2000 Yello .... 17, 17 IT for several weeks bul Is Dble to and Ion from'. Corner Brook Ir.. . ." Civil) and Socid, ,.. " •• AeeePti refrileratlon .'. 19m Yk Dear :'12' 243 247 get oul and around, without too In' town on "aeallon, • MASTER· ETCHER, TYPE, AX. Freight for regular ports St. !il~O Yul;enn 13 13' U 'Welfare Lead". ear.o. Juhn'g.Lewlsporle Service. for rur· Il~ Zenmac 35 (0 Il much lI·oulJle. Mr Iud ~frs George ~'J'ancls w:lrdlng via I.~wlsporte .Rud S.s, l:UIUI 1I('SI'e "All II" J I . .. , ' 40<1 " ~l ~u ...: ... : An c w I lIe were recenl "Isltors In luwn. '0.. ,II, "'II"#!_ .It . GINIRAL AGENTS Glenroe. nCl'epted at llnllwny 11,,1010 For further particulari~pp~y· ' :.100 I·ala • ~~, m, ~I~ r~~I~mIIlK Its ye~I"s WDrk· again Meg!!rs. Bruce Buffelt ami 'J'homas · .. .HIt"' i Ct•• Ltd DIll 2151 .'I·clght Shed 1\·londuy.· Al1gll~L JUJII V"k l'on 0.1114. )f r ••idIllM . .' ... !!2nd. 9 n.lIl. to' 5 "p,m. lind 'I'u('s· IIA:>I\S 4Y\'. 4m m. III Septem~er. )Juring thi~ summer Rose ·spent .the Regatta Day hoIl· : W. G.' Moo,. . ·DI.I 5190 J~I Muntll: •• of d~YI August 231'd, 9 a.m •. to 1I00n, ", M. N SeoUl 5~1. 5~h 5tl~ Sub L1eutenanL .c. J. Wells, al· day at St. John's •.. . Amval,' N.wtoQlld .. 2S Im""..!11 . FURNESS WITlI1 3113 Royal 53~ 51'4 53!'. tended a course In officer lrain: Master. Harn;d 'l'lbbo' hI! re.' ,.ati.· --'.; . THE·· DAIL.Y"· , NEWS.". . . " ..', CO·\··,...... SO Tor !lorn 47 47 47 Ing.t EsquimalL and with such turned lr~m a' holiday at Corner ; .' to work ," I'll.., ';UIU, . INDU STRfALS Now York Mlnt,oll . 211 C Br.<- •. .301< 30 301. Instruction he will be a valuer! Brook. . .', '. ..•. '. • M' RS' CATH ' . 3M D Mil . 1,~~\1.:S 1m asset to the o£flcer staff .In the 'SHIPPtNG.'.. .:.. . EliNE FOSTER jlylll,tf HaliflX It Jalin,• !. N.'.. 214,! D ~t.el ~11 RIIIlP'o" .~. 1110 m. cominl monthl. ._____ ... M.V.'L. A. Duntoniiriv.. ham" .~. Su~rviJ;n9LHost~ Tolal ..Ie.' 3,"T,1IOO '" • THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1955 19 . " .. . - - .'" . .- ", ..

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.t. . CLUB OPEN . \ 5 P.M. TO·DAY G. F.Ross· MiUer TO·NIGJJ1' SECRETARY OF· THIS COMPANY, The Prlncesa :,. . VETERANS CLUB Orohflltra. OUR OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED qN Cover $1.00 As a markofr~spect. to our late Comrad~, Stewart .. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST:20th AUCTION Dewling,. M.M., First Vice·President of St.John's MAMMOTH BINGO Branch, The WarVetetans Club will be CLOSED Newfoundland Associ·ated. Fish .... ~ u~tiI 4 p.m. T~OAY (Saturday) • . ST. 'JOHN'S MEMORIAL STADIUM Monday,·Aug. 22,1~=~~===~~~ H. C. A. A. Exporters Limited .. "-' . '. ~ .,. -',' , .....1Il , .... ., Monday, August 22nd. of_of "bU. Garden Party Id-I. .1' III. at 8.30 p.m. X .••...... 50 Head 'Cbojce PA.R'SH OF STS.PETER AND PAUL IO h .... of ,~ ... - *r hI.-.!. 55000.00 IN PRIZES / Butchers' Cattle 111 ...... hI. .BAY BULLS J. f. KENNEDY, GAIETY AUDITORIUM 30 GAMES - $5.00 PER CARD ~~ . -::1 1M ,.101 • ,j N ~ ,J; , .... . ~ I r': I Secretary. . -...... 111-" ..., ~ It .... of "" ...... IHU; N.J., FINAL GAME $2500.00 :To-Night at9~,'clock ... I. ~~ ~ .. - . ~. : _of •.•.. -. '.~" -,...., Un'cler auspices Benevolent Protective Order of Elks, . Sunday ,'Aug. 21st CARDS' $1.00 ,. ... ;: 30 GAMES .• .'_ °1)' ...... " 1tAS ..... loco I 245. Proceeds in aid of ils charitabl. and ag20,22 , .....', . ·)lrilltlliIH Door Admission 5c ':. '.' : .• ...... , community services • THE USUAL. DELICIOUS TURKEY TEAS FOOTBAll .. of.... . , ...... ag19.31 ======~•. :: ,::;: AND. OTHER ATTRACTIONS. 7:00 ,. ' ...... ~ -,'''; '.. n.,~: . ~ , "~I'

FEILDIANS o '., .' Prince' of Wales College and Nfld·.. Finals'. ./~.~ 1Il'l'IU. All - '.~ , ...... VI. ~ ~( , .. '.~'" '. '." !~.;­ Holloway· Sch'ool' .. : P·ANCE AT NIGHT $T. PAT'S " :/':"J. The funeral of o,ur late BASEBALL The Prince of Wales College and the Holloway School . I' 'WITH MUSIC BY LAFOSSE'S ORCHESTRA Comrade, Stewart·S. Dewling, (3 OUT 5 SERIES) will reopen for the 1955·56 school year . M,M., Vice·Presldent, will take ag17,20. place this Saturday at 2.30 ======On Tuesday. Sept. 6th p.m. from his late residence; T To-Night at 6:00 p.m,. I . N'E W ARRIT ALS 42 Allandale Road. AIL' avail. ;.':..t1. V..t1. . ASSEMBLY HOLLOWAY SCHOOL and GOWER STREET CAPITALS vs. GRANDFALLS ....." . CHURCH HALL AT 9.15 A.M. abl. ex·servicemen are reo in quested to' attend Admission 75e Children 5c' "... ASSEMBLY PRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE AT 10.00 A.M. ," ",-' . J. W. GOODYEAR, RIC.A. and DECCA RECORDS NOTE-Reserved seats will be held for two innings only. ... "'! . Principal Mc:Curdy, M.A., 'lndMiss Guy, B.A., will Secretary· The funeral of our lale Children will not be admitted to stands unless ':. :':.' . are now available at be available at Prince of Wales College from 10 a.m. ag19,20 Comrade, Michael Allen, will 'accompanied by guardian. ..' .... 1012 noon and 2.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. on FRIDAY Septem­ THE MUSICAL CLOCK take place on MONDAY, ======::::::::1":: :.:::: ' .' ber 2nd, to interview parents. , . August 22nd, at 10.30 a.m., G I P . t t' t '...... i:' .WANTED WArER. STREET. 'PHONE 3940 .ST. JOHN'S from his'late residence, 25 i: . Miss leslie and Miss Darby will be 'available at the '.' THE MUSICAL CLOCK LTD • enera ro e's an ..: .... :,::. Waterford Bridge Road...... l:iolloway School during the same periods. . :AN EXPERIENCED, All available ex-servicemen ...... : . Mrs. Duder will also be available at Gower Street 8EAUTICIAN Wanted Hall to Interview. the parents of children, who would .., FOR· SALE-Two' Dew milch' WANTEQ.. to rent In Gander, oro r~:~~g6~~~'~;, Cemetery .. ;,: have attended Kindergarten and Grad. I at Prince of MONA RYAN'S' cow.. One tractor plow, .one· three or four room furnished Secretary St. John's Sranch Wales College. BEAUTY' SALON · lawn mower, one electric milk· · or partly furnished apartment er. Apply ATl~hony Ayre, . or hOuse by October 1. Please' It Is particularly important that the parents of Trans 'End Fann, Topsail Road. reply to: Mrs. M. Croghan, 190 children attending Kindergarten. should "Interview Miss T.A. ,8uilding. Dial 5471 · King, St. West, North Bay. " . The' annu~1 Commemoration' Service. will 1::. LBS. I'RIN'J.' - Plain $3.98 •.. · Ontal'io. . aug20,22 Darby or Mrs. Duder on date indicated. ag9,eod,tr · ReJl)nBnl!!.and printed. cottons, h-eld in 'the General Protestant. CemeterJ, flowered,';: 'tei 1 yard lengths. :'I'ERMANENT POSITION Iii Crystal Palace , . (Signed) J. B. ANGEL, ' . : .. Also plain' broadcloth, same' . .. good Toronto home for capable Waterford Bridge Road, on SUNPAY, August ...,: I' Hon. Secrerary Soard of Governors . price; Matching colours. Make mother's helper. Will finance . BOARDERS · . apron's, 'dresses, pyjamas, etc. transportallon.. . Arthur. H. . Rhythm Kings Orchestra. Zaldln, 4 Alb'ert Stree!, Toronto 21st, at 3 p.m. .: >;: ,I::. 6Ibs•. white silk $2,08. ·24 yards . .., -: ; . Ontario," :' . silk rayon. untearable ... Suit· '.' . J . . a '.'~ I, aug20,22,23,24,25,26,27 Cover Charge .00 , Can accommodate two able blquse.s, slips, dresses, .10 COLLECTION WILL BE TAKEN AT ;~HE GATES : :~;~ I .... _.' .. ".. WANTED lbs. $"4.7~: .1 to 3 ·yard.lengths. SALESMAN dl&1ribtor wnnted For reservation5 call .: ',~" .j male Boarders willing to Schaefer Textiles, Drummond· . fro: Newfoundland fOI' new =a;gl;:;7,=19~,2=O======, . ':":, "Ol'.TIr:II. vilis,' Que: . iast l\elllng automobile acces· Toll Operator ., "-'. tin 5~t ... sory. Exclusive territory (Tel) A,N ACCOUNTANT share same room. .. Coal · given. SmnU' capital requlr rI< •• ed forstock.· Full particulars ·.WANTED Apply to ipHONE 4723·H OAL $1.00 ,p,r bagl Spllti· SOc to J. C. Newton, 177 St. James per bag; Junks 1I0c per .bag. Day Street. London, Ont. ag18.31 and night' delivery, Prompt ser· augI9.20,22 vice POWER'S COAL, East End, ..-..~":,,,,~-----=-- WANTED SENIOR' CLER·K SIMON L£VITZ &\ SON LTD. . Dlai-:UI19IJ. ' '.' ag17,lm TRAVELLERS with followln!!. selling to Drug Novelty and Sober, married man, 40 years to taka fu'lI responsibility of Warehouse. On'y 318 WATER ST. • • . Hardware Jobbers alsQ to Chain ... Venetian Bhnds and Department Stores. Inter· of age, with new car, desires those with experience need apply to ag20.22 __~"':"'~==--=:--:-:7.:- '. estlng propositlon - Atomik ONLY COMPLETE BLIND Sales Inc., 10B4· St,Lawrcnce position as full or part-time S~rvlce. Manufacture. LaUD' Blvd .• Montreal. nug19.20 Salesman. P.O. BOX 97 dry Repair Work gUall'anteed. One day service. Free quota­ Agents Wanted-Male Apply Itating full particulars tions. :Keameys Limited, , ": ,

condemned In baseball· as th~y. PERFECT FOR THEBEGINN.ER would be In cricket. You can de­ mand that the "umpire 'be mur· dered. You can. eall the phiyers . nasty names wlt~ .impunlty. ·But' ILLEY'S if a' batter who has struck out Brownie Holiday Camera throws his bat peevishly .to . the ground. he can' be ejected '(rom FOR' the game. We' are. more tolera!!t of such behaviour in St. John's. 'But tlie cricket tradlUoD :frcimt~e Enter Sir Robert '* SMARTLY. STYlED QUALITY eirly days of Grand Falls caused A' I rho I. 'I 2 25 that town's players to demand that . '. nge, a rrlle ...... CAMERA •. SWEATERS retribution fall upon" a city player A, Summer Night ~ EASY TO OPERATE AND LOAD. il'ho gave public vent to bls feel· Alan Moorehead ...... 2.00 $ LADIES' ORLON BUnONED SWEATERS .. ·...... ·...... ·" ...... ·$4.50 Ings as he leU the plate 'klter d SHUTTER RELEASE ON TOP. being -struck ouf. So out he w,ent Madame' De Pompa our, Wi TAKES 8 EXPOSURES ON LADIES' NYLON CARDIGANS; White .. ·.. ·.. ·.. ·...... $4.50 from tbe game. I~ just goe~, 10. Nancy Mitlord ...... 2.75 127 FILM. show that baseball can be:crt.eket Officers and Gentlemen ' after aU .. Anyway, 'we're' wldya " LADIES' PURE WOOL CA~DIGAN, 11 Sh~dl!s · .... " .. ·.. " ...... : .. $4.50 . boys. ' 'Evelyn Waugh .... " ...... 2.50 ..•. , The Toff and the $3.50 GIRL'S WOOL CARDIGANS, .8 to .14 ...... ·...... ·...... ·.... $3.00 ! ., Deep Blue Sea ' ," : John Crecisey ...... 7.50 CHILDREN'S WOOL CARDIGANS, 2 'to 6 ...... •...... ·.. ·.. $2.00 Leaven of Malice Robertson.Davies ...... 3.50 C~LDREN'S FANCY COnON CARDIGANS, 2 to 8.. ~· .... ·.. $1.50 Simon Peter TOOTON'S Limited The' Fisherman CHILDREN'S FANCY L.S. PULLOVERS, 2 to 6...... ·.... •...... ·.. SUPPLIES ·$1.00 , Kurt Friebeger ...... ".3,25 KODAK CAMERAS and 1. A La bour Legislation -Re· . CHILDREN'S COMBED COnON PULLOVERS, 2 to 6· .. ·.. " .... $1 ~25 view Committee was. established Kathleen Ferrier WATER ST. DIAL 6331 by. the Minister of Labour on the Neville' Cardus ...... " .. ,,2.2.5 IOYS' SLEEVELESS WOOL SWEATERS, 8 to 14· ...... ·...... 4th day of May A.D., 1955. SirtAnthony Eden KODAK'S ONLY AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR FQR NFLD. $2.50 2, The members of this com· mlttee are: Lewis Broad ...... 3.50 INFANTS' WOOL CARDIGANS, 1 to 3.... ·.. ·.... ·: .. ·...... Kevin Barry, LL.B" ·Chalrman The Bedside Dickens ·$1.98 Novaporl leaving Montreal F. Chafe ...... " .. 3 (Halifax). w. J. W, G~rrod 3.00 Sept. 30, due St. John', OCt. .. INFANTS' JACKET, BONNET and BOOTEE SETS ...... " .. L. E. Baggs, LL.B. .. . F' C' bb K' STEAMSHIP Fort Avalon due SI. John, N.B., 41. 75 3. The terms of: ref~rence of rom a ages to Ings Halifax Sept. 19. due st. John's sailing again Oct. 7. the Committee are. as follows: . . .Lisa Sheridan ...... 3.75 Sept. 21, sailing again Sept. 23 CONSTANTINE CANADIAN MOVEMENTS' SERVICES , (1) . This Committee. shall, .be The Book of th'e Sea (Corner Brook and NelV York). known as the Labour 'Leglslatlon .... '. THE NFLD. G~EAT LAKES NFLD. CAN. STEAMSHIPS M.V. Avonwood leaving Hamil· IIp,view Committee. A, C. Specforsky ...... 12.95 STEAMSHIPS LTD. Bedford 11 leaving Halifax Aug. ton, Aug. 26, Toronto Aug. 27. (2) The Committee will examine ' 1I1.V. Lunan loading al ~Iontreal ,20, due St. John's Aug. 22, sailing Monlreal Aug. 30, due St. John', e:U!ting Labour Legislation and AlI~. /fl, Montreal Aug. 22 for St. again Aug. 23. Sept. li. make recommendations to the Min· John'~. Belle Isle rr leaving Halifax M.V. Teeswood leal'ing Hamilton s. 'MILLEY .LTD. Ister .of Labour on amemlments' M.V. Dun~ee loading at Hamil· Aug. 23, due SI. John's Aug. 25, Sept. 6, Toronto Sept. II, },fon· Ihereto. ton Aug, 20, Toronto Aug. 30, sailing again Aug. 27. treal Sept. 12, due SI. John', ~ept. Montreal Sept. 2 for SI. John's. Bedford II leaving Halifax Aug. 17. (3) The Committee will can· THE BOOKSELLERS ;ider and make recommenJations nI.V. Perlh loading at Hamilton 2!1, due st. John'! Aug. 31, sailing 10. the ~1inister of Labour on the '''hone 3191 • 4425 Sept. 6, 'foronto Sept. 7, Montreal again Sept. 1. necessity or advisabllity 01 intra· Sept. 10 for St. John's. Belle Isle II leal'ing' HaIiIax El'\LIST DUTCH BANDS~IEN FURNESS WARREN LINE Aug. 30, due St. John's Sept. 2, THE HAGUE (Reulers}-FifLeen Mrs. Motloy; Grahnm. Gladys and Iol duclng new Labour Legislation. C.lll·ldren' puzz'le Newfoundland due Halifax Aug. sailing again Sept. 3. Dutch bandsmen were sworn In as Betty Bugden; Wm. and Mrs. • iJ. h C Itt III I It BIRTH Note Of Tltanks Driscoll; Wm. and Mrs. Melee; (4) T e omm ee II' . nv e ust ~2 and Basion August 25. Bedford II leaving Halifax Sept. Canadian soldiers Thursday, bring· "Ir. and Mrs. Fred C. Brien. 514 Mr~ Byrne, ,Toan ami Pal; rro· IN TOl'tI'S PAIL' representations from Interested Lea~'lng Boston August 26 an~ 7, due SI. John's Sept. 9, sailing ing the lotal number of Dulch Water street West, gratefully vlnclal President Frank Temple· 5 parties and provide ample oppor· HAWKINS - Born to France~, Hahfax 'Aug~~t 30. d~e 51. John s again Sept. 10. musicians enlisted by the Canadian ~ekno\\'ledge so many scts of man" ofN the T Canadian1 Legion.F nk and 4" ...... tunlty for Interested parties who wife of Sam Hawkins, on August Sept .. 1. Salilng again same day CLARKE STEAMfHIP CO. Army to HO. They will be placed kindness and sympat hy Jn th ~ Ir JI,rs. an cmp eman; ra.... ' wish to express their views to do with the Royal Highland Company rerrllt bpreavement, especially for Louise Reddy: Ray and Mrs, ~ • 10th., at the Grace Hospital, twin for LII'erpool: '.. Sheldrake in port, sailing Aug, Nova Scoha leavmg LIverpool 22 (Bay Roberts) . at Halifax. Th~ Royal Canadiao Ihr klnel vl~lts of thr. Christian Kenny: Mr. Peter Whittl'n, wife ~--_.,,_ so. . girls. Dragoons, Camp Borrlen, Ont .• aou . '.Brolhrr~. Ihe IhOlu:hlfulness of and family: Louis and Nancy '!>. ~- (5) The Committee. will submit. ------.---- August 27, du,e St. John's Sept. 2. Sheldrake due 51. John's Aug. Ihe Royal Canadian Signals, Kings· lhl' doclors. the rlllll'lesy of thp. Fennpl1: Edward anrl Mrs. Learn· d It f ddt to ENGAGEllIEST Leaving for Hal~fax and Boston I 19, sailing again Aug. 20, (Bay 'Policr. at IIII' funcl'nl. and the In~: Patrie!: anrl Iris ~lalldl~an: I'a s 0 propose amen men s lon, Oot • Sept. 3, due Hahfax S.ept. 5 and Roberts). 183 .Ii'armlh of Iheh' neighbours and ('hrls. anrl ~licha~.l Redrly, Herh. • a. it,. 14" . Legislation or ·new Legis, Mr. and Mrs. James Hallahan, Boslon Sept. 8, LeavlDg Boslon . I - frl('DlI~. Wrlls. R.N .. anrl (amlh·. .lohn ~,btion to tbe' Minister of Labour. 24 Dicks' Square, announce ihe en· 'f 5 t 13 d NOl'aporl leaVing ~fontrea Aug. l.:ndrr Ih~ eircllntslance~. It Is and ~lcrcel1el' Cnre\'.': The Whif· .2.1 : ~5 ~ '.13. and such drafts will be aecom· Sep I. 9 an cJ Ha I I ax ep. • ue 24 d St J h 'A 29 '1' I(agement of their daughter. lIlary St. John's Sept. 15. Salling again •. ue • 0 n s ug. • sal 109 REDS RELEASE HOLLANDERS ,lillicul! In rcmcmber all II'ho did Cen children. Dnrid Camphell.. • • W panied by a statement of the ob· .0 much. ~o thai if any namc~ nre OIh~r lokcn~ of sl'mpnth~' cam~ 10 ~~. 15 Maureen, to Staff Sergt. BllIy T. same day for Liverpool. agam Aug. 31. . THE HAGUE (Rcuters)-Russla omillen it i,; nol IllIe 10 carelcs~· rrnm kUrt'S nnd floral tri1lt1tc~. jecls and reasons therefor. '. Largent, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. Newfoundland leaving Liverpool Sheldrake Jeavmg Man t rea I is 10 release eight Dutch person; 'I/) (6) nc.", hul ralhe!' In the hope that which inchule th(' (olloll'in!!: lite • The Minister of Labour may I.arRent. 2940 N. lIr~Cali St., Selma. ~pt. 14, due St. John's Sept. 20. S~p.t. 2, due Sf. John's Sept. 7, including a woman Who have spent rcal kindness is nnl lIulckly Slaff of the Amli(nr G"neral'R add 10 the Terms of of ~lIrh 17 Refer~ce 9. u a I' (nl'~nU('n. California. Leaving for Halifax and Boston &alhng again Se.pt. long time" in Russian caplil" FI ncpnrtmcnl: Dr. Freel:er ann N t I M t 1 S pt it)', The Netherlands loreign min· Thunks then In the Barrett Stnff (rom IIlc Departmr.nt of the Committee at ·any time ,any Sept. 21, due Halifa:. Sept. 23 and ovapor eavl,ng , on rea . e. . h d Th 10 DEATHS d St J h S I istl'Y announced T urs ay. e rallli1~.. Slaff.Serj!cant Sulton ~~dllcatlon: the ~lOllnt Cnshrl Olr! new matter or'lndlcate to the Com- Boston Sept. 26. Leaving Boston 10" ue . 0 n sept. 14, sal 109 eight will b-l! han~ed to A fIlprr. anll (amlly: ~Ir. and Mrs. William Boys' Association: the St. John's rnlttee any specific matter to. be y ~Iurph"; Mrs. Stella (F. C.) Amateur BaReball Leaaue, The d I fth MORRIS - Passed peacefully Sept. 27 and Halifax Oct. 1, due agam Sept. 16, .(Ba Roberls). sentalive of the Dutch consulalr· Brien: 'Ern, Marie Antle and fam. Girls' Club (of which Mrs. Brien ~a t w . away on AUl!usl 10th., Sarah SI. John's oct. 3. Sailing for Liver· Sheldrake !cavmg Montreal Sept. general in Br.rlin at :I dale In he lIy: Frank and Mrs. Brien: Frank had and will be a member); the . (7) The Mlnisler of Labour may pool October 4. 21, due St. John's Sept. 25, sail· fixed laler. Those wishing rcp~tria· and Mrs. Byrne; Herb and Stella Staff of the CrysUt1 Palace; the '." request the CommlUee to submit Morris, aged 81 yenrs. Funeral FURNESS RED CROSS ing again Sept. 27. tion will be broil gilt to Holland. D Meadus; IIIr. and Mrs. W. E. Manaqement of the Crystal Pal· I' a separale report on any amend,' to·d~)', ~alurday. at 4 p.m. from her 22 Antle; Michael and Dorothy Dce, Ltd.: the Hoh' C'o~s Athletic " . I latc reSIdence Mount Pearl Road Fort Hamilton sailin~ Aug ----~------:....:.------­ R)'an; Don and Mrs. Barter; Mrs. Association: thl' 51. John's Motor ment proposed 10 an eXIst ng Aet. ' ' , (Halifax and New York). CLOTHES make the man If CH .... n lIIuriel Brien and famll~'; Mr. and Cycle Club; The Queen's Men or any new Act at any :lIme prior 10 Mount Pleasant Cemelery. Forl Avalon leaving Halifax Aug. ~Irs. Clarence Antic and Camlly; Orchestra. to the completion of Its work. . ~LLAN-P?ssed peaceCully away 23, due St. ,Tohn's Aug. 25, sailing .~ makes the clothes Leonard. Florence Antle Hnd fam. There were iIIas~ Cartls from (8) The Committee shall' sub, FrIday morntng. ~!lchael Allan, , 11.\'; Ihe DeLacey and McAllister Donald O'Keefe. Frank Evans, ' Velera of World War One son of again Aug. 27 (Corner Brook and :In '11 Kel'in "nd '1"la Griffith". " Palrlelo, lect to the approl'al 01 the lIIin· n . faml es: Roy and Rose Kellowa ,,; "j1 , " " ' th I I PI' k d 111 g I New York). '\ ~ 'I Ch P J k Brien'. Yl'Onne Beck', Gordon and I-.ler of Labour, decide the manner e a e a. rIc an • ar arc. J "r. an" j1 rs. as. ower; ae, All L t I Fort Hammon leal'ing New York _ WM. L. CHAFE, Tailor A~gie. Bunty and Rill. of the fam. Helen Foley. as well as many In which Ihe work'oC ihe . Com. . an. eavlng a mourn 115 I Sta««eI'ill Ill' ,rnup; Mr. and lIIr~. WIlkin, courlrstles from Miss 'Nancv mlttee shall be proceeded. with WIdow, :he former M~ry Ryan. and Aug. 26, Halifax AuS. 30, due St. 1 ee 'New address: 4 HOLDSWORTH ST. ; ~on: Mr. and Mrs. EllioU. Fred. French. Cyril Fleminq and Carmel II ree sIr lIIrs Tlmolhy Flynn John's Sept. 1, sailing again Sept. ~ricklon, N.B.; Barbara ~nd Withers, Donald O'KeeCe, "Doc" Including the place or places for I 15 e s, I. " Dolores Slone: Maureen. Sullivan LOI·C)'5. G1arl)'s Noel, Shirley Jack. holding meetings and the time New York; JIIrs .. Wm; Harvey and and family; Mr. and· Mrs. Thos. man, Miss Bridie (';055e, Miss Anne Tom thinks he has qulLe a catch, and frequency of meeLlng~·. . Mercedes of thIS clt~. Funera~ ~Iarlin. Harbour Grace; William BIshop, P. J. Oliver; Miss Joan he has Illn his pall. Join all the . (9) 0 I II f Its . k at 10.15 Monday mornmg from 25 Murphy, James and Annie Escott: Dlnn; but, wherever symoalhy numbered dots together, slarting n comp e on 0 wor , Waterford Bridge Road, to SI. Gerard and Patsy Ryan; J, p. and was evident, It Is harrl ..10 fO~llet with dot number one and ending the Committee shall file. all Its Patrick's Church for Requiem Mas~ Mrs. Luscombe: MIss Ginn and IhatkflrldPlnd~dIRndnI'IISthlbotur~ 'Ir.IH with dot number twenty.five YOll cOrl'efipondence, transrrlpts of evi- 21 her mother: Edward and Eleanor so n y S005et la In III' . • " ltd t. t' Ibrlery; Jame~ and Elizabeth Immcdlatrnr.i~hhourhond. ther~ 1;'111 . se~ Ihls wonderful catch. l'~l1ce •. m"~ ~s, ocumen.; .e C., DEWLT"G-Pa~sed away sud· ~Icanl'~'. Comt. and ~Irs. CII~\iJlan: were not onlr COlii' cn\'CI~ o( ~~'m'! (alar WIth your palnls or crayons. 1\llh Ihe ~llIllst.el' of ~.abour. '1 (Icnly at hl~ re~idcnce; AJlandnlc ' ~Ir<. Helen Slone and famlll': ~Il's. Ilalhy and l'clllrmhl'nnc~ bill 11I'ac'I'-'----:.-----.-----. 4. The CommIttee 11'111: conduct. Rand. at 6,30 Th !l'sda!o' e\'elllng. ' Catherine WhlLten ~ncl iamil)'; lI.cal hl'lp lowards thr chllciren ~!lIIrsday she has ace epic!! an In· heRrings at SI. John's and 'any ; St'Cwal'l Dewling, l\r.M., In his ~Ir. and ~Ir~. Gabe \\ hltlcn; f.-red' I\ho had lost their brother, Il!ta~lun 10 ap~c~~ at the Canadian I 1 . '1' h h' flOUI year. lie leaves tomClurn . an~ Mrs. Power and family' ~Iar. - ,National E:.hlblhon Ijc:.t monlh. 1,IIer I: ace or place~. ".ur t C their sad loss wife one brother . many as 60 J:arel and Cecil Pearer),: jlr. -and . SIIIIlLEY AT !;X ! ~Iiss Campbell '~nid slw lI'ill Committee _may selecl. P.l:nest, at New Y~rk: two step: ' New Hal'cn ~lr5. I-:\I'arl Badcock nnd famil),; STORO~TO (CP:-Shirlcy Camp.! pear with'Ed Sulllnb [In the 5. Any. person. ,or; intere:;\cu brothers, Alan and Ned Hicks, I from New York Mr ~nd ~Ir.'. A. ,!lowell: Geo. hell, 18, who recently lo:;t Ollt Inl sland sholl'. l,al'ly may make' a submission to and one slen·sister. Mrs. Thomas halted at Holyoke ~n ri ~lr." Penn~l': ~!lchacl Rnd her bid 10 swim Lake Ontario, saicJ 1stand sho\\', tbe Commfttee 'Such submission Dawson, all In New York .. The . .. • funeral takes place from hIS late oC the floods. shall be .In writing and tbe. per· residence. 42 Allandale Road, at LOSS OVER BII.I son or interested- party . making 2.30. p.m. to.day, Saturday, to the . Property dama such submission may appear at i Church of England Ccmetery. .f staggering in Ule states ~Iashcd b~ hearing to present the, same and, jiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiil . gacy or hUl'Cric.". will be given ,an '. opportunity to , . ates oC JUST RECEIVED! , make oral representation' to the IN MEMORIAM ol'er $1,000 Committee· based upon the written Whole submission. ." . WALKER Now's the time to order your LUMBER cut off and . Torrington. 6. Any person. or Interested ~. pnrty Intending. to .. present. a In loving memory Clr city of 28,000. Supplies for Building and whatever you re- lars in damage. wriILen subinisslon to th.· Com· REV. FATHER RICHARD were crushed DONNACONNA BOARD mittee. shall notify the Gommittee WALKER, Bridges disappea of such, Intention not later than, who· died August 21st, 1941. quire in Lumber - sons were k i I tbe 31st day of August, 1955, and had practically no PLAIN PANEL Rev. Father you are not Cor· '..:. all written submissions' must be gotten by the one who Ihinks SEE US- with the outside .4 X' 8 XY2 In the ,hands of the Committee not oC you: It was In a later than the 30tb.day of Septem· AId stations 4 x 9 x !t2 . Grant unto him 0 Lord ~nd house th~ ber" 1955,' .' ,::". . ~ternftl rest. R.I.P. 4 x 10 x Y2 Note: The orig1n.l:dale IDr Ill; FIRST J'UTXA~I --''',.," Inserted by Thomas Crick- All commercial log DO'lIceol luteDtion to present ard. . written .~bnilsifonl ~'wl,.31 .July KOLOR·KOTED 1955, Ind, th·eorlglnll.date for FOR COMPLETE SELECTIONS. 4x8xYl .iUnc 'wrltten subnilsslonl 'wis 31 August, 1955 •. These dites. hail to COMPLETE 4x9x'Yl be advinced· hcciu5e it. WI. found that ail area." had not ·received BE SURE K·B SHEATHIN~ DOUeeO' -the '. appointment· :ud SATISFACTION J proCeedings of 'the Committee.' :. to change your 4 x 8 x Yl I. 7; TlieConimiitee :\vIIl.then iet: 4 x 9,x ~ ., ',the time and . place .. of' Its Ilear·· FAMILY liiIJ5 and wlli' 'iloliIythe' per~cill,'l ALLOWANCE I' . ·or 'Interested partie~. who h'ave' ,e~pressed an "il11cntici'tl, ioappear CHEQUE . and make oal reprcsentati~n.· to' . DIAL 8·0161 .DONNACOUSTIC ,'. TILE 'Ihe Comnilttee. .' .. ''-: .; , "8. 'All' eommunlcationf to . the .. \ 'Committee should: 'be ,:iddressed' 12 x."12.x·Y2:, . ~ . the' SecretaW·· of tlie Lab'olii'· 1'J.liglslaU,o·ri' " Review', Committee, 'JJel~8rt.melnL :of'Lal?6ur; St. J~hn's, BUILDING MATERIAL IS OUR A. H.MURRAY&CO.Ltd. / ENCE~, . '... '. •,.~ui/~;riSl :Siipplie~;.~~pa"m~nt .' 'BROS(LTD • FROM TWl GROUND UP.·,·.:· BUSINESS AND ,,,,roN "," ':DlliecioRs .~~d .. EMBALMERS . ' . .,' ·ST. 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