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~~ .. UNITED NATIONS-CP- The United States and Canada sai1l in dif­ .; ·I I I· ferent words Friday that im executive officer must be appointed as interim I I.. successor to Dag Hammarslcjold despite the opposition of the Soviet Union. . I External Affairs :Minister· Howard Green told correspondents "we do ~ ' ' strong support" the appointment of a United Nations secretariat interim chief to fill the void left by Secretary-General Hammarskjold's death in a .· ! . 'I . plane crash. U.S. State Secretary Dean Rusk said in a statement "action must t ·! ·; ., be taken now to assure that t~1e functions of the office of the secretary-general s arc performed effectively and fully while agreement is sought on the appoint­

pla~~ h ment of a new secretary-general." I' i IR. ol ltrongly be· I i era) Asscmbl~ here Sept. 20th. At n:rht o~ dais I! l.I'R ! ., [l.IS:\BETII\'ILLE. Katanga-Irish troops of the United Nations force, taken htnd the move for the a~sembly Slow Progress ! Bomb Shelter ~ndrew ~ordtcr, _Dndemcrctary of the Umted Na. I· : pri~nlwr during recent fighting in Katanga, chat with a Kaiangesc officer in I ~hicl~c~o~~d ~!~e ca~;:O~~~mt~~~~ i . I : iiOns. ~hm, unannnously elected ~o th~ post, a~s~ .wa! wm llllt~idr Elisabcthvillc Sept. 18. The Irish pt·isoncrs were in ood ! of secrclary.general. I DETROIT C\PI - The United i a promment c?ntender. to h~come mternn adnmustra- \ II~ rl 1· .. 1 · 't (UPI pft t ) . g I QUESTION COMPLICATED Auto \Varkel's union and Gen. I TORO?-:TO (CPI-~lrs. .Jean tor of the Umted Nations Ill place of the late Dag .call an II,. 1 spm s.- 0 0 • _ The question i.s complicntetl\ cr~l il!o~or~ ~a de slow progress j Kuciks gaz;~ wistfully at ~~~,r Hammarlcsjohl.-( UPI Photo). ~~ hecatlsc the Sov~et Umon has Fl'l(lay m Jomt efforts to speed backyard Fnday and said 11 · ___ .. ____ .-...... · ... 1 :\:::~.iru.t ~t 1 demanded that tho secretary.! sc~tlement of. a strike that ~as: used to be a, nice back)'arcl all: . B 1 ·nncd,· nu:i! 'k I General's post be abolished and cnppled GM s car productiOn lull of roses.' T bl B k 0 J. !:r board o. BRIEFS IN replaced by a "troika" three·, ror the last twa weeks. I :\ow there is a tfi.root·dcep: ro~u e re3 S UP. .,' ~ 1r! ~t'?Otita, NI I , man ctirectornte with three·way I UAW ·officials and G~! labor: hole in the yard anrt a concrete: U 4 ta ames II ~:-tid :t \\&; ' WORLD NI'WS ! l'cto powers. It says that only relations representatives met: mixer is pouring the walls of: 1: :1r. that tht : Ithe ll·mcmbcr Security Council I with leaders for more than a I what is believccl to be Toronto's A •· I K : .::~ '•IOU]d lr. is empowered by the UN c~ar· score. of dissident local unions Ilirst bomb blast shelter. gaB n n atang ~ mrrrl)· be- 0 .<~~"--~ I tcr to r~commcnd an appmnt· blockmg a return·tO·II'ork move- ' . . i ~ I . . ~ · : , ment to the assembly, ment at all of GM's 129 United ·!ohn !\Uciks.. 49, a spray · F \W rI d ' 1 t 2300 es 0 r ! TRAUE JMPRO' ES . Green met reporters shortly States planls. pamter, ~s paymg $ · for. a . . • .L.ONDON meutcrs\ - Br1t- after conferring with U Than!, Leaders of locals at 24 plants shelter-f1rst of a new dr~I~o . ELIS:\B~THVILL~ IHcutersl 1 Jte smd he d1d not. k~o1•: when • · am s un£~vorable balance . o£ Burma's permanent rcprescnta- were summoned to Detroit by prod.uced by a Toronto firm. R1fl~ butt·l~wldmg. Katanga pro· ! the cease·hre commissl.o~ would payn~ents 111 .the second qua1ter th·c at the UN who is men- UAW president Walter Reuther. ~uc1ks makes .;1•l!at he calls ~mc1al pollee Fnday chargctl, start work _on r.ormalmng .the i of tlus ,Yea~ Improved from the tioned as a prospect lor the in· A settlement was made Fri· a modest wage ancl has bar· mto and d1spcrsed crowds o£ ; end ol flghlm,ll 1; ednesday mght I Tenslon country s first • quarter show· terim job day at the Chevrolet plant in! rowed the money for the shel·J hungry Baluha tribesmen who: hetwccll the U~ and Kalanga i . i ing, the treasury announced B t · . . , KANSAS City Mo and it was I ter. 1 poured into the centre o£ Elisa· : forces. The fierce fighting be· 0 1 t. !IOSCO\\'-Rcuter~Premicr Khru!rllchcv said • Thursday, The second • quar.te.r isle~ ~~~~~~:tdl~~/ !.~!t~e~ t ~ot necessa~y· for 'the local 110•. Dave Anstey, 22. of Elobi· i bel~ville searching lor rood.. !gan whr.n lh~ ~rortd ~o.dy t~iecl J ·the threat of war lS perhaps greater now than i b~lance of payments deficit Thant had professed himself a 1on to send 1ls leaders here. La· I coke, partner in the firm build·· .Baluhas . by . 1 h c hundtcd~. to end. 1\atanoa s sec;- 51011 hom I b • • , h S . d · l 111 as £15,~00,000 . ($42,000,000) d'd t H d U cal leaders at the Chevrolet 1. . f o h !streamed m hom the nearb:; the rest of T.he Con"o .. I ten at an~ .ttmc smcc t e econ. W'or d War, , compared w1th a £1rst • quarter can 1 a c. e pronounce. plant in St Loui~ stayed home [ mg the Kuclk rc .~"~' s~ys e l!nited Nations refugl'{! shanty 1 Meanwhile m Leopold nile, the ; I declared Russm ready to· negotiate for peace at 'deficit of £68,000,000. The defi. ira~~· S~ s s ~ ~ b! ~ pre~l~cnt: because they ~er.e close to ~pe.~t \year d.e~I.,nmg Jt and i town where 30,000 Balubas were: central Congolese gorernm~nt .. I 1 1 time or place and at any level · i cit In the second quarter last · on lm b~ ums~d· an o~·~ agreement 1 anng approle · 1 reported living in "appalling" i announced it woullt have to rc· 1\h 1 1 • hi d th W · 'r . Iii , : year wns £50,000,000. . .m;r assem Y presl ent Fre · · 1 He said it is the first appra1·cd 1 conditions. · sort "to its own means" to put . ' rus lC lC\ a me e est or. wor tensiOn I · __ I enck Boland of Ireland all as 1 UAW leaders appeared to be' bl t ·' 1 11 d' t' t f I Co nor (' O'BJ·inn cl1in£ tl-; ·an nnd to the secession of Ka· ~ 'd · 1 lk 1 · h' d p 'd "ex 11 t" t 5h ld 1 • • ' • · as s 1e er-as lS me rom 1 •• ,_, • ,_ • ... Ill an~ a s Jet ween Im an rest ent Ken- l1 · FALLOUT ·INCREASES lh ce en . prospec s OII 1 makmg hcndway m quclhn~ a fallout shelter in Canada · He 1 civil representative in Kalan"" langa. I should he Jlart of a \Vidcr plan to draw up a Ger- ~ WASHINGTON cnt to leaders I • • • was 709 mlcromlcrocllrles of ra- h.e Muld not have put 11 qmet . I and roof and Is covered hy SIX , There were no casualties in:

~n·ali:ned nations who sthlon 'twout.ld .radElcnlly .~mprove dioactive a cubic metre of air, hke that." ( BdERBLIN ha n e ~en ; • It "' 0 ~1 c a so c nec.essary .or ,I Ta,s ·~ d "In all the IE 'f th . ld i\lontand left by alr Thursdaz 'Yt . f'"ld t . Iwere known to have orgamzecl l·.ast Germanv to 'acale 1ls · . · 1 · • • urope, 1 o er na 11ons wou f ~ Yo k e rout to hegin crea es a magne 1IC 1, w1ce . . . . ,, . 't f E. t B r h llenorl the thrrnt of J grant full recognition to lit tw or .' e~v . r ." e as stron" as that of a convcn· ·"with aggrcsslre mtcn 1tons, 1Je cap! a1 0 as cr In, e 0 ia• ""'"" h . e a smgmg tour 111 Canada. Ilion· . b ' • • ' said addccl : · " per aps been Germames and establish rela· , . . ' t1onal electromagnet wcl"hm~ ; · · · · ule!nly a, toda)· ., • .· land s wife, academy awarcl· o t . . . 1lOllS 1\IIh !h~m. winning ach·ess Simone Signore! Europeans· D·emons tra te ,.20 t~ns and as big· as an auo·. _OBncn also announcetl_the Dicfcnbakcr su~gcstcd in a ). l· '. THREAT' The. admission or. the erlin he gil•cn an international 1 :i ·. l "I~ "intrn'," ad· public to the United Nations CHOLERA TOLl, UP more than lwice HS many WO·: Evaristc Kimba and Gen. i\or· Easl·Wesl crisis O\'Cr lhe city. : .:r 'I ..• would serl'e the same purpose, . 110:-IG· KONG !Reuters I._ The ga1n't · st · ·e au. e· . men as men in the United: bert !l!okemosako. gendarmerie But he did not spell out cxaclly ~· . ,,,. 1 :· lp•r he declnr'ed. Cholera fatality toll in Hong States. · Ichief. : whether his proposal included .' ar~ Ihot lhr;e coun· i Khrushchev said the Soviet Kong rose to Thursday with A I only West Berlin or the entire :hnwdown the ten· grade nations' views on the t 1e ccat I o an c crly woman. explosions rent the. air and chanting "Algerie Francaise" I '· u • N t' I 1 :: j' .. •... q.r~:nn '.lhirh hrooks no present world situation and had A total of 123 cases of the rockets were fired from roo£ I jammed the main street of the I nlon a lona e I In an in1erriew Ioria'!. Grewe qur

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I l Junior Red (/rOss Week; Sept. 25-30 Bits Ard I .I bonjou·r --~--·~-·~·-·. ,.-_,, • Around Town I. This is the last week of roller-skatin~t for this I guess by now everybody is more than year and I guess that many will miss it. · Saturday work in school. Memorial University students night will be the last at the Arena and they will have signed up so it will not be long before they lliU the .regular two hour period, beginning at 8;00. Mr. back to the grind, and once again the school vear Collier said that if there are no interruptions or if be in motion. It is the same every year and 1 . nothing goes wrong ice ·skating will begin for the i o_n the whole eve~yone enjoys it, ma):be not au.

first time this season on Friday night, September 29. 1 time but most of 1t. After tomorrow Ice-skates so you have that to loko forward to after Saturday 'be taken out to be sharpened and brightened night. the ice-skating season. I guess on the first night. : ther~ will be a f~w fal!s as many will go down to At the Stadium the lait night for roller-skating the 1ce but that IS allm the fun. (I thinkJ. period beginning at 8:30. Mr. Dewling is hoping to I Ruby and Lloyd are going . . ha\·e the ice surface ready by October or maybe the 1 steady to the relief of Ruby, I IS really a Dice girl 1nj 23, which is Saturday. As you know the Agricultural guoss she was pretty worried seems to know i~. 5o there for a while but it all you could give h1m 1 · Fair will be taking up all the time in between so we worked o'ut. Ruby is really a more lime, Fra11ees. He't 111ust have patience and bear with it. ' nice girl so there was really to ask you soon. 1 5,00f I no reason for her to worry. Br~nda really has SOMETHING DIFFERENT But you know girls! I bet burnmg . fo_r _a ce~tain Lloyd wasn't so at ease him· wond~r If 1! 11 domg tnr The Anglican Churc This is Orientation Week for Memorial Univer­ self. for V1ck . (the certain through the Tom and Regina are going seems to hke playing Relief Fund. t sity students. All the first year students are given to Newfc certain things to do such as sign carrying as many out together but Regina wants at least he used to, : to go steady and Tom don't seem Brenda will be able to Fund. A1 yestl have seen. The students are going around with odd : to catch the hint. Maybe he d~wn · so to speak, '~l>r·•mier .gave the text shoes such as one white sneaker and a· black shoe. I j will catch on now. Cause I WISh her luck. thnik he wants to go steady ,,Jiei!defil's letler: guess many of the students find this embarrassing A certain Ciluple ~l Dear Premier: but it is not so bad when everyone of the first year just as much as Regina but he going steady for nin! am pleased to sen• seems to be shy. He had better this coming Wedne1d1J for Five !hot students are doing it. And many of the teens must make up his mind for Regina . realize that one day they may be doing the same they still seem to b! $5,000) for Th seems to think that there are strong. Let us hope Fund, being a co thing when they go to Memorial if this is what they lots of others around. it up although they to the Primate's 1 plan t odo. The students that are found violating any I would like to wish a happy few scattered quarrels Fund, as a toke11 birthday to Madonna who will of the rules that are given them by the seniors will be celebrating her birthday on one a week), but who •; recei\•e a punishment at the dance which will be held argue? They both Stfllllo ' September twenty-seventh. To to make the year, · tonight. When I asked what the punishments might .. , tell you the truth I do not actu­ be the gentleman told me that they could be any­ .:~L:_...:: ..:... -:L ...... · ally know her age but I would Another steady coupla not tell it anyway. This calls town now is Carol For thing! I do not know if I would find it exciting but it This Station Wagon represents a gift from Junior. Red Cross members from all over Newfoundland to . for something special to happen They seem to be would certainly take the shyness out of a person! the crippled children of Newfoundland, and was pre oented on Wednesday at Red Cross Headquarters. · to her between now and Wed· off pretty well! They rchased with the nickels and dimes which the Juniors donated to their Crippled Children's nesday. More than likely the for no one elu only BE CAREFUL It Was Pu hoys will think of 1omething (I think) I Fund throughout the school year. Above, left to rir '1t, Mr. Anthony Br~'an, a teach:r-sponsor from Nor- -\nyway, Madonna, whatl!'l'er F they will last. I noticed that many of our teens in high school With the addition . ' ris Point, Robert Ritcey of Holloway School, St. John's, Carmelila Pan·ell of St. Theresa's School. happens I hope you have a do not seem tel Jut I have their own cars. I urge all those to be extra care­ the Anglican ( . Freshwater Valley, who is passing over the keys to Mr. _Eric E. Ewing, President of the Newfoundland H?t~~/~~~d~m are going dan at least some & ful when driving. Do not go taking any foolish maybe this couple will to the Fo1 Society for.the Care of Crippled Children and Adults, whtch operates the Sunshine Camp Children's Re- steady and they do not seem to total has 1 chances. Try to keep in the speed limit and watch out of the exception•. Lft ' habilitation Centre. have many arguments (at !earl 10 lliY'II'IIY· 1 for intersections. I think that this little reminder is I never hear about them), I J In 1060-61, 33,829 Junior Redj jor project for 0\'erseal Relief. ' wonder how long they will lut. :Edith il eerryinf 1 WI! The following are ; definitely necessary for you know how forgetful teen­ donors as con agers can be especially when they are hurrying to Cross members enrolled in 902 The project for 61·62 was thr One can never tell. But they a certain guy but he il classrooms branches in New· supplying of chests for Greel; make a nice couple and that is steady. Now h()IV do · Mr. .and :ill school. And they must remember that there are foundlnnd and Labrador. schools. Chests have been re· the main thing • that. But she is not Sr. 52.00, many of the younger set hurrying to school also. So I Junior Red Cross members ccived from Badger and St Francis really likes Joan but thing drastic to get $3.00, )Irs. ; took this opportunity to drop you a little hint. from schools all over New· John's, These have been filled it seems as if Joan has her P.ye just sort of waiting $5.00, :\lr. and ~11 foundlnnd and Labrador contri- by donations of school sup· on someone else. Well I guess time when Bob wilt $5.00. Stepher Do not forget to send me those letters. Send buted $4450,62 to their work plies which have come from . that is the way the ball bounces. and then she will go ~!iss Jenn~· Patricia Joy ~ them to: for handicapped children at schools , throughout the prov· I wonder If Joan will get ,;ho Marion has a name home ($1870.24) and needy ince. she II dreaming about. U she for Jerry, and I dll Ryan $5.00, B; PAT, children throughout the world The major project of the · If 1he is going out wilh Fred G. Pike does not there are lots of 'rede,rick Rees $.0( TEEN EDITOR, $2580.:19) an average of 13 Canadian Junior Red Cross for ohter pebbles on tile beach the time but if me DAILY NEWS. cents per member. the school year 1961-62 will be a (as the saying goes). won't take long. (I ss.oo, 1st Hr. In 1960-61 articles were made school gardens program for A eouple that are still bold· think), For Jerry Guides $10.00, by Junior Red Cross members, chlidren in the Sudan and in ing on is Sandra and Harry, her, but I rugge!t that $20.00, Wm. valued at $1141.22 were sent to Sierra Leone. This project will · Gosh they have been going to­ him now for there are Mrs. Gladys 1 Price 55.00, , .'• Aden and Hong Kong. These work in conjunction with the gether this long while although other fish in the Jtl, I . Take It From Kathy shipments Included health kits, United Nations Food and Agri· saying goes. PJ, F. Stoyle! ," few realize it. But aa you know, 11rs. F. L. ·wood I school supply Items, baby lay- culture Organization. Junior time flies. Keep it up, you (By KATHY PETERSON ettes, stuffed toys, and articles Red Cross funds will provide · really do make a nice couple SPAAK llEPORD Mrs. W. J. Ho ~Irs. Claude F. Dear Kathy: My mother won't let me of clothing. . garden . tools ~nd seeds to ~n· and I am sure that there are PARIS !APl-Paul · Spaak, foreign minillll Howse $5.( . . . . Canadian Jumor Red Cross able children m these countnes many who agree with me on mp!ovees Welfan wear hpsbck, even on special occas1ons. members were in touch with to grow their own produce. It , this point. glum, gave the Norlh I'm eleven and a half and all the other young people in 53 countries. is not a "hand-out" but rather Frances Is hoping that John Treaty Councn 1 rfPO!! Mr. E.G day on his rcent tall $2 ltids wear it.-G. D. D. · Newfoundland Juniors in Cor• a selfhelp p:ogram. , will ask her sometime over the $2.00, Llewe Dear G.D.D.: You wouldn't put on a ner Brook, Glov.ertown, N~w· Th~ h1ghhght of th1s. year's week-end .although she isn't too Soviet Premier · , . town, Stephenville Crossmg donation to the hand1capped sure. But I don't see why John public comment Mrs. Chesley """""~"~~::-.;'!JP",.JHallowe en mask and make believe you and Macpherson Academy sent and crippled children at hom!! should not ask her because she afterward. were "really" a ghost. Why put on lip· albums to A~stralia, Finland was t~e gift of a Van .t? ~he · ------·- - ll·;;oli:;i;d1:11!llfi stick and make believe you're "really and South Afma. Albu~s were Sunshine Camp , Rehab~htat.1o11 , I - h ?" y h · · h I'd received from Austraha, New Centre, St. Johns. Th1s g1ft Kat y grown-up. our mot er IS ng t. Zealand Thailand and Viet was purchased with pennies m say 13 is soon enou~h. . Nam. ' nickels and dimes collected by Junior Red Cross' Special project this year was Q-Mother is a wonderful person and I love her A tape recording made b~· the Juniors in 'schools all over ¥-Song .•- · very much. She has good intentions but never man- pupils In grades 5, 6 and 7 o£. Newfoundland and Labrador. the making and filling of Greek school chests. This Sen . the Amalgamated School, Ste· . a~es t~ do what sh e. has promised. F.or example, s~e phenvllle crossing. This tape . SPECIAL chest was made by the boys of United Collegiate. "WITHOUT YOU" - has sa1d that she w11l make me a white pleated sk1rt con!i11ted of Newfoundland folk Junior Red Cross showed an . . . (By JOHNNY TILLOTSON) Forty mothers o£ but she never finds time. It is always next week- song£ and lyrics sung by the Increase over that of 1960 of Here we see four of our H1gh School members f1lhng Penelanguishen' You made me happy, to take some o next week and nothing happens Dot singing group of the school. 3806 members. Greatest in· h . h h . 1 D -D t H f · d ' 'd :,T b h Eaclt year the Canadian Ju· crease was in the enrolment of a c est Wit sc oo 1 supphes to send to Greece. You made me sing. i£ improvemen ear o : as a r1en ever sa1 , o e e1 P· n1 Red cross takes on a rna· high school students. But now without you, to the school M,ru~Ws~~yoo~fu~?" Hweyoo~~ =~~~~~-~--~~-~------~------­ I've lost everything. area, accor( : I thought to say, "would you have time to cut my skirt? mother who I And I know, know it's true News last nig __ , ~~~~;do the dishes"?, I'll bet she would be shocked and That I must go throogh ... Our caller said t ... ,_~... -•.•,..skirt reaily would be made tomorrow. You didn't All my life "' e~me11ticm brothers or sisters or social obligations but in the Pem (All my life) arc ur :she promises, she must really want to do 'those All my life to ..."·I - Help her a bit, Dot, and I'll bet you will have (All my life) without you. A few da~ - ~- there were 93 . ' . ' not postponements. ' supposed to t No one to talk to; them, When I'm alone. No one to call me, call me her own Anyway, accordi " I ab_out forty 1 ' ee~y '·'' ·Predictions. And I know, know it's true an the are I : 1- • to try to d (By PAT) lfhat I must go through I '. All my life the matter ' ~commoilathl~ tdr I .. , ._. 1.-"You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby" (All my life) and less over' I ,·),·. · -Bobby Darin. . All my life ··If·: The Road Jack~'-Ray Charles. · (All my life) without you. "•I; 'I .; .. : ~iii.-·"T2lke ! ,, I. 1 1 Five"-Dnve Brubeck. l l ... ' ~-· :, ': ., Get-Together"-Hayley Mills. (Dum dum dum dum), Maybe j · . i :.. ' I. · · (Dum dum dum dum'· Maybe . ~ ' j ' .. . Way You Look Tonight"-Lettermen., · "H,"i~tnl Stomp"-Dovells. (Dum dum dum dum •, Maybe in tiJil · .I :I . 7.-"Stick Shift"-Duals. (Dum dum dum dum ·. I'll find an "CiJ1dei·ella -Paul Anka. . (Dum dum dumdum), Whowantstho Little Dog Cried"-Jimmy Rogers. (Dum dum dum dum), Someone w

. ' :ati.-"::Svvee·ts For My Sweet"-Drifters. me, , O' I . ,I :., • I· (Dum dum dum dum), Like I'm 1 ·- ;: ;~ . 0 I 1 o ~ (Dum dum dum dum), Someone to . ~- ...] And to always be true. : ~ \ '·· :1 But oh my darling, (Oh yeah) . .. ;···.:: I love you still (He loves you still) I dream about yoo (Oh yeah) ·u) ! . ' •• ~ ·,• : \ .• And L always will (He always WI ·. .. .·.. ·' I ...• !~ And I know, know'it'1 true, .,-• . .. _'.Tlie beginn~ng of Orient~tion Week ~t Memori~l University, Miss That I must go .through I • • f • ·. I :Mem,orial 1960, Verna Robbiris, presents a card to one of the 1000, All my life (All my life) . i9si 'freshmen, during registration. (Max Mercer Photo) . . All my life • ~ ., ',1 _. I · ... . ~ . --r . ;· -'• . ~·· . (All my life) without yoti...... •!, •• ' . • • • ':·· ~ j • j \

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ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND· 1 Daily News SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1961

~s J{instnen To Find 100 300,000 Visit! 15 ,. ': 55 Homes For Visitors Bowater Parks 1 ,•: th~ manv students t is a fact that nearly 100 of parade, and will not need over· Whrn f-town ~ather here them will need to have homes night accommodation. It is for COHNE !\BROOK (CP)-I in" the parks" pui·O f d f I Fi d' I tl I t . ' " . I :;~:;:1 ell)' for th.<' hi~ )lcmori~l ou11 ?r t lCill, ' n mg t lese wse w lo mu~ ~cm~tn .over- 1\lore than 300,000 people visit· Figures broken down for the ...... ,. opt•n 1 n~. they Will homes IS the ta~k that the night and possJbl) tiiO .mght~, I cd both Bowntcr parks this South Brook Park show that I - IS ; r:.:a:~\mod 3 1NI in private Kinsmen's Club hal'c under·, that the accommodntton I stunmcr, P. G. Tipping, parks alter the park opened on ~lay I ... ~~~1 :''~hr Premier rcs:crd~r ta~en. at. my requc?t· . : nc,;dc~l.. . superintendent, said Thursday. 24, some 1,963 ears visited rlur· •· ... r. ann:_yicnds, i~-~~1!:_ ho~!_cs_~~~-day Of the cl(y homes: i I :I r a e e ega es I ------·--. • I · l i 'I.. I On Thursda)', October 5th,lthat we can't accommodate alii · · -· ·! ,, 1 .. ' i aftc1' the 32nl Annual :lie~ ling 700 members and their wives I , .. . . · ' ··.; Glves j ;, I gllcan Cllurch i of the C na 1'1 Ch b f I I th t t I' 't t' k t Tile CNR s newest add! han to two captams. The ship also has' Her skippers will be Cap fain ~ A11 , a < an am cr o ·am a we mus 1m1 IC c s 'it· local coasting fleet is th t r · t d h b f · ' · .. ' ·Commerce in Halifax 45 dele-' ro1· this dinner of WQ)comc to 1 , , • • • e wo re ngera c c am crs or -Peter Drake and Captain Alber! ·!·'' t th · ,·, . . . · ')!.\. Petlte· Forte wh1ch Will be 2500 pounds of frozen foods. 1 Coombs. Among the guests. ir.- t' : • F d ga es. am1 e1r ;1~1es Will pa) our fncnds from afar to 200. !taking up the Placentia Bay ser· ca t D c ll OBE 1 •• d · . · · I .;. w 11 1 U]tl a flymg 1-day VISit to New- We arc obliged to dispose of' .· P · · · . a ace, • c for flr,t-day 1~spechon I 000 T 0 F lre foundland. tickets on a "first come, first I\ICC soon. D~C, told nell smen tha~ the' yesterday was P~emJCr J .. R ·.. $5 m '· ' CAVALC \DE tenlay, the 1 hal"e raged all summer, and m 1 hehalf to the ID61•FOlest F1re land taken Ill a cavalcade of 22 the Canaclmn Chamber of Com. ·------... _ __ .. --· _____ .. _.. -~------r _J 1 1 ;:··:rr wr the 1t•xt of Bishop, the hope that it may he of Fund. cars to the Newf?unllland Ho· mercc Annual ::llceting, will ., ~:·~:~rr:; tcnrr: i some practical he!~. I hal'e passed . the mane~ Itel where they Wl11. be receiv- preside and the. vi.sito_rs will be Jat·le d For I Arr· es From c I t" . ~ . Dfar Premier: I With all good WIShes. over to the Honmary Trcaslll·, cd ami tendered a dmner. welcomed by dJgmtanes on be· ' ' IV omp e Ul~ nine j l::l plrJ>erl 10 ;end \'OU this: Very faithfully yours, cr of the Fund, ~lr. A. R. Dell, r THE DINNER half of the Province and the. -' ,, ,, .. :~ lor fiw thousand dol· I .JOHN NEWFOUNDLAND." :\tanager o[ the Bank or. ;\!on· Commenting on this func- Capital City. i lntJdaY 1 I v • MI ·f" h . s . 10 be. u~·-$3((1()\ for The Forest I tn-al, .confederation Bmldtng, i lion the Executive :vranager of On the following day' Friday, i agra ncy a aya Is ery grv &li' Pt tht• :;~ r~nn. bPmg a contribution! To the letter, the Premier re· who 11:111 doubt.l~ss scm~ your. the New~oun~llan.ll Board of Octoher 6th, members of the i J t<·~ :~ Primate'; World He· plied ns follows: Lordship an of_flcwl. recetpt. Trade sa1d: It ts unfortunate N.B.T. will take their guests I A 32-year·old resident of . J. s. ~JcArthur. of the Fi;:1• ty do j. 1 1 ami! l•! F•nd . ., a Ioken of the l"~ly Lord, Your Lordship ~v1ll. not .need i ion a tour of St. John's, end·. Point :\lay, already charged and: TOHONTO-CP _Paul Chon. rries Pt•ice Support Boanl. will · to be told. that tlus ,mrt Will go ing with a special farewell I having sen•ed two sentences on: 3. lander! here Thursdav afte leave Xewfonndland soon aflcr . who do s t d T 1 far to relieve the rhstrcss cans· en &nee 0 luncheon engagement, details I \'agrancy charges, was again I a 10,000-mile air fli•ht. 'He has com!)lctin;; an intc!lsil·c survt•)'

. 1 ed to so many.. of our New· . of which will be announced 1' before court this week. another 1.200 to go." of the Newfoundland fisfle.ry. foundl~llll fanuhe~, by the loss, 1 shortly ..The visitors, some of The man is apparently wan-: Paul flew in from Kuala Lum- ~lr. )!c.-\rtil:n- cam~ here ::t F. OreS t Flre o.r thc1r homes, m the recent, fiVe MonthS whom Will have come from as! denng across Newfoundland in 'pur. )Jalaya to join his par- the request of Pat Antle of thl· ,, fires. . far away as British ~olumbia,. a destitute state without vis- 1 ents. Dr. ;md ::\Irs. Norman Xewlo:mdland Fcdet·ation ot I~ Faithfully yours, A "d f Q leave for lllontreal v1a :\lone· able means of support. !Chan . Labour who informed Federco:m~~it~s o~~~ou ah· difficulti~s. , be made to the minister when rKtr.l donors as compiled yes· Club, Grand . Falls, $100.00, ~~~~reso of P~rtugal Core, the out Newfoundland. g Prtill t He final~y made the trip in ,\lr. )JcArthur retums to Ot· U::t)·: ~[r. .and ~Irs. ~lark 1$100.00, Lcemmg Lodge No. b/ ;t~l~ aTrllle~prcadd ~e~~clt I He was taken into custody at ~ a es I' No Word company With two Colombo plan taw a. i1Uo•ay Sr. S2.00, Joseph H. 1282, L.O.A., $100.00, Chalker rn'J;g t lllr~< ay an rl ay Glover! own early this week and· students, Abu Bal;ar Hussain ---- 111 1 1 I & 1 I ' ~•ilrls 53.00. )Irs. John Chaf· Co., Ltd. $100.00, St. John's tc~da 'n ~~~e< up sa c Y yes· 1 charged in Grand Falls wher~ Rev. Fr. W. P, Hogan and ' and Omar Khaliu. neither of !!! SSOO. )!r. and ~Irs. J. Blun- Lions Club $100.00, :\Irs. Wm. Y a e on. . . he was convicted, Rei'. Fr. J. O'Brien, of the Of s I Iwhom spoke Paul's language; ~- jsr 11'1; ~;l 55.00. Slephen Garland T. Ncwbook $2.00, Jobn Smith The boy was reported llllSSlllg I Roman Catholic Co-Cathedral in ee ey although the\' lmew about six !!! -~~ On S!v[ll. ~!iss Jenny Kelloway $2.00, wm. Lovolace Ltd. $2.00, b)• his parents nnd RCMP were Grand Falls, have been clc1·ated phrases. · ' !100. Palmi~ .Toy Sl.-00, :\Irs. )lr. and Mrs. H. D. Penne)' $5.00, requested to ~akc a search as N T a to the posts of domestic pre· The Search and Rescue Di·l "'I've been so excited waitin·;; H~··rnn~ a· ~~ Rrao 55.00: Basal Strong John Kent, $5.00, International the boy was Ill a depressed 0 un lates, l'ision of the RCAF is express· for this moment." said Dr. iJ(Br I'Oii~Bt ' 1300. Fred G. Ptke 55.00, Mrs. Brotherhood P.Sc. p,:\!.W. Lo· state and !cars were held for The announcement was made ing concern over the where-! Chan. "! can't wait to get Paul' I !rt:trick Rees $.00, Han'e)' cal No. 63, Grand Falls, $50.00, I his saf~ty when he was seen For the third dny in succes- this week b)' Bishop O'Neill of abouts of Ward Seeley, a lone 1home to his mother for a re· .-1. 70-ye~r-old man. fotll•' 1 Ja:g ss.oo. 1;1 Ilr. Breton Co. Nonuan Polen $5.00, Employ· wam~crmg away !rum the com· sian, no tuna were taken from Harbour Grace-Grand Falls who adventurer who is attempting f union." deld ~11 tne blueberry, hm·~n; G:l Gutd~s S\0.00, ~Irs. John ccs Barney's Restaurant $21.00, . munJIY Thursday afternoon, the waters of Conception Bay said the priests were posted as to reach his former home b)" I They leave to-dar for St. n~ar Grate'; CuYe T,lu:;.,day. !non S20.00, Wm. E. Brown 1 Harry Peck!ord $2.00, Lar Pollee sni!l )'cstcrday that he yesterday, All boats were out domestic prelates by His Holi· kayak. , John's, where :l!r;. Chan is, die? !rom a hear! con

S!OW. ~Irs. Glarl)'S Fry 51.00,1 Pretty $2 00 Gilbert Pan·ott turned up uninjured yesterday and anglers secured several ness Pope John XXIII at the r waiting. · poltcc ic found hl ,moth-~ ; a report liol.S50.oo .. ~lr. E. George S5.00, R. Field $1.00, J. Gosse $1.00, Sunshll·ne Camp stands at 132. may have drowned. i bcr~Y PICker who mformed the ',-.. I Wkl ~nt Ltl;ud Pilcher S2.00, Jacob C Lucas $1 00 A 'fipplc Sl.OO • c I .·t" '1 pohcc. ll.'hruJ!tdllf. .tbUtt s2.oo. Llcwell\'n steele · · • • ' • ~·mp L•· lOll ----- 1'00 \I Ch 1 . c' ' h c. Moore, $1.00_. ~Irs. E. D. The Sunshine Camp received A Spanish trawler was dam· . ~ li I I 1t wal Three ArrlV a Is · · · rs. es e~ o1s 50c., Taylor and Fam1ly $4.00, Jobnc a dann t'ton tl.11s wee k I rom an aged by fire yesterday morning TO H0nd• I . I p 1· MI · Roberts $2.00, Clement Par· unexpected quarter-from the 'In Harbour when a blaze broke out in the • The Nel~foundland po:hon_of 0 ICe a~~ sons Sl.~O., J. Boone $1.00, 1st captain and crew of the CNR I · ship's galley. 1 , the Canad~an ce~sus wluc~1 was St. Marhn s Boy Scout Troop coastal vessel Handom No Increased activity has yet Firemen from the West End Meet•l ngs taken earlier this year Will be 7 Arrestr. .: $5.15, Riverside Lodge No. · been noticed on the harbour Fire Station responded to the Q' completed m a lew weeks, ac· 'J Complain Of 112~. L.O.D.A., $10.00, Eric The presentation was made to scene, as the Portuguese and call as did a Canadian Fire cardin~ t~ a Dominion Bureau· Ploughman $3.00, Gerald Hcnd polio victim Ricky Neary of Spanish trawlers remain in Service tug, The Royal Commission on of Statistics spokesman. Seven arrests were made hy city police yesterday. $2.00, Mr. ami ;\Irs. Leonard llell Island, a patient at the shelter. It is expected, however, The fire did considerable Trucking will convene meetings l\luch of the work has now Bus Service Thorne $5.00, L.O.D.A., North camp who was S(llccted to ac· that the ships will leave port at damage to the galley, several in St. John's Sept. 27·8-9 to hear been completed and a few more All were men arre.sted !or Ht·., $5.00, Mrs, Jns. Jcstigan cept the gilt, a TV set, on he· any time now. Yesterday there cabins, the officers' quarters submissions and evidence in 1 weeks will see the completion drunkenness. $2.00, John W. Brennan $5.00, half of all children at the re· were three arrivals into St. and the companionways, their present probe of the of the statistical survey. F~r:y mo!hers- of children in Cons~~n ct$ion workerhs, St. Ctahrc•s habilitation camp. John's, a Portuguese trawler, a The fire was brought under trucking indULStry of the prov· '. 1 11 :!t Per.elanguishenc area In· Hospt a1 76.50, Est er 1\ ars a 1\Iaking the presentation were :he dcoal b

. f}~r taller said there arc 51 C.il1ren in the Penetanguishenc ~ 10 " who arc unable to gel "1:!il0nation to and ·from ·'(\(!!\ ' · A few

:>e • SCHOOL BAGS ~in tun" nd an ansel WITH HANDLE 'N' SHOULDER STRAP :ants to be .~ne whO . THIS WEEK ONLY Regular $1.65 'm needinS ~e to }ovt BON MARCHE DISCOUNT PRICE .33 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST

. ' . THE TOWN HAS BEEN TAKEN BY STORM-Students for Memorial University are now in the hilarious process of initiation an~ many tusks are mit to them. Yesterday seemed to be shoe-polishing day as swarms of placarded.studcnts went throughout the City polishing shoes. ·Here "Freshmen" students Mary ~orbes and Keith Young perform the. polishing duty for Mayor H. G. R. Mews. They called on City Hall m ·the afternoon, with cans of polish and clothes, and the !'fayor co~sented . , , price was lOc. DALY N~WS :." photographer Frank Kennedy, on hand for the occaston, was suddenly concerned and came out With a, , . D&Y.'~~~~n clean pair of shoes/-(Daily News Photo). · ..... ' .,

. '. ' ··.- '·. ,•.. . ' ...... ! ' l THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S NFLD. SATVRD/,Y, SEPTDlnER l .1 ! I ------'------·--· !' THE D.4ILY NEWS 'J Newfoundland's Only Morning Paper By ' The llt\IL\' N~WS ts a morning papet IN TH·E NEWS Wayfarer ' ~stabllshed In !894, and published at l .Ito News Building, a55·350. Duckwurtb lo Premier Stanfield was less than a :Hrcct, St. John's, Newfoundland. b7 EQUAL PARTNERSHIP Following the signing of the agree· meeting of an educational body with Rnblnson & Company, Limited.· men\ on the Terms of Union at Ottawa which, as minister of Education in Nova ~lt.:MBER GF on December 11, 1048, the then prime Scotia, he was concerned. And when TliE CANADIAN PRESS minister, !llr. St. Laurent, mentioned In subsequently Mr. Smallwood found he ' could not go to Charlottetown for the l The Canadlan Press Ia exclussvct' his formal addt·ess that "the founda· I annual meeting of the premiers this I entitled to tho usc for republtcallon ol lions of our nationhood arc, and will '1. year, it was decided to adjourn It to a "'­ ', dl news despatches In this paper credit· remain, mutual tolerance and equal l more convenient date for all four pre· 5 ~ ..... ed so It or to the Assu~lated Press or partnership." This was more than a i rhetorical expression. If it did not miers. l I iJ~·~iw~~ Reuters and also the local news publssb I I •' ij ed therein. rcpt·esent fundamental truth, the basis l for real confederation did not exist. But However, the question may well be YEARLY SUBBCRIPTION RATES All Press Services and fcaturp urttclet centl n' between the objectives on which whether it is worth holding at all un· ~""iiuo ronc:J:! ': ': ;;re \\'illing to pay today for basic this is a principle which has hccn adopt· of rural area development have notlting ,jOil 39 J~ people live on the fringes of the hut not in fhe cabinet itself, for both field, under the dirrc:i"u of ·· 1000 %1 . 19 muniL'ipal services. They are haras· cd or applied. The meetings of the to do with raising crops. 5r.OO 26 :2.5 town, they seem to be considered premiers seem of a perfunctory Scotland and Wales. Something of the Mace, a former a~sislanl In Ra'T. 1000 1 7 'cd b1· wells that are dried-up, by Most recent expansion of these non· lllllO 24 21 inhabitants of a no-man's land. nature, rarely lasting for more •sort in Ottawa for the better under­ Others a~cncies inrludr •nil "~':·.,•;.;;o;.•• 1331 $10!. 10 lack ~d ri l_,. services. and by gen­ agricultural scn·ices comes on a SIOO· 155~8 JJ.j :!90 than a day and too often featured hy standin~ of provincial relations and tinn. forest, slabili7.alion anrl Their situation has now been million approprialion from the new Area 200 $2~;. 24'-h: eral nc·~lcct of their situation. A ll'ords without meaning. Its importance prnhlcms might be usefully established. linn, marketing and serer"! soon 1 :;t.: r!cccnl dc-;irc fot· independence sent brought to public notice by a pro­ Redevelopment Administration. This was and reporting scn·ic:;<. lOO 29 29 set up to help depressed areas open new .;oO 9 9 them to tl1c fl'lll£C.". Both province fessional officer of the Department Federal Extension Srrrirr i; 8600 210 225 Industries and improve community facili­ 100 19t 190 and mUIIIL'IP'dit.'' ~l:ould give con­ of Health. That makes it a matter liP state committees of !real n~!':,·, 4600 Ill 157 Letters The Editor ,. · P ...... '''"'It of Agriculture has 2000 II t1 To 000 t9 t9 sideration lu their lc~ilimale needs. of public importance. The Council co-ops, farm organiz2tinn•. r'·::c'c, been designated to administer the n"·· :1203 tion of the new Memorial Universitl'· ririe, btlr-:ines!'i anr1 1:11~..,r -:~·n,.""•. s.s~· :,~\~ OtiC p11rtiL·ular area lo ll'hich Dr. and the Government should get to­ THE RIGHT OF WAY :. ·;, t:l> in the 460 chronically depr·: 5100 161 162 The people responsible for these changes or more counties in an :trca "·i] · · i900 29 27 .. Sc1·crs refers is tk•L of l\lundy qcther at once to find an effective Editor Daily News, rural counties in 38 states. 30()() ·H2 .tti : and improvements should be congratu· 11010 II IO Pond anrl Empire ,\ l'cnuc We~t. remedy. Dear Sir-Without doubt a recent di· Also. under now omnibus housin~ 1000 a a .i will contribute to the cronomir r:n; 310 $23 2J rective, attributed to the Safety League, Ia ted. legislation passed this year, $430 fillion of f•:·m a~rl lw·:n. 2000 9 9 reminding the public that "children Still many changes and improvements was earmarked for rural construclion 500 6l 64 have the right of way" was well inten· should be made and no doubt they will lll Sll~i II and modernization loans. For the first 2000 j 4 in time. There is one change and im· 2300 25 25 Newfoundland Motor Statistics tioned. time, loans to nonfarmers for nonfarm 12000 16\\ 16 Neverthcloss such a statement Is in· prol'ement which we teachers should 1002 21 2t housing in small towns are included in Auld Lang Sync 2200 lOS 295 The dfc•:t ul il colllbin~ lion of road sula of which 4,362 are commercial accurate, misleading and dangerous. seek for now. This change and improve· 403 890 8115 . ' . tile program. They are to be adminis­ ment is higher salaries for teachers. I \<".:;. 2000 II\\ tt . cxpan~irm and general prosperity types. Since many of these fre­ Neither the child nor the much·maligned tered by Farmers Home Administration. (From the files of thr 1'': :•:: 3000 1 5 adult has any "right of way" across or think I am safe in saying that teaching 1000 13\\ 13\1 nn the u~c o( motor vehicles in quently come to St. John's, it is Since 1949, FHA has loaned over $300 23, 3800 uo 207 . is the most important profession in New­ Srptcmbcr 1931: ' :"iewfoundlaml is well revealed in not difficult to understand current on the road~ e:;cept at intersections million to 44,000 farmers for housing, lllOO 32 30 whrn traffic light or policeman gives the foundland today, Therefore it should be FISIII:\'G ll:l:'-T -'300 " 3~ ::Latbtics compiled by the Cana­ traffic congestion in the capital • but now it enters a new field. The fishery i> nil fini,hcr! ti•!, 936 S28~t 23Y.I correct signal; at authorized crossings the highest paid profession, if not the soo 220 217 dian Automobile Chamber of Com­ Rural Electrification Administration. for Ihe Belle Isle area. .\ me;;; .... ·-...;.:::· 11133 IS3~ 33\ Perhaps, however, the greatest highest, then one of the highest. Yet, I 3i50 40 li .·.:, when the way is seen to be clear of on· with ol'er 1,000 local co-ops, is now merce . concentration of vehicles is to be am certain that it is one of the lowest the G!adiola, Alwin Par.-o:J•. ' 14500 4\1 4 coming cars; or, when walkin~ on the authorized to make loans to small manu­ 1625 S8.5 AH~ i! Since 1950, ownership of pas­ sars that the >chnoJ:rr p:u ; 2600 99 95 ~-., found in Bell Island where there extreme left hand side, facing oncoming paid professions. Even a logger earns .. facturers for machinery used in rural Blacl; .Joe last ni;hl tn pn: : Jlo 100 m '":.\. .1. ~!orrissc)', Dr'• · 1;•'2 ':,~ Effie Capt;;n :!ooo uar. YNOT. nothing, and that it is the easiest job jj)(J $26 ··:i.- percentage basis. The total has employment whether owner-driven rural areas that may he annexed by lett reports that lhr ire l''rk r!i :!51; ~·ou can ha1·c. They talk about the two 21S9,· I : could spend our millions on something facts and . .. shoes on, ail to get In the gang at our ticket after four tries. and '.' . iUret i . ,, ' At the moment there is no estab- B.N.A. Act as an imperial statute. Dear sir-Thls Is the first article I better . Universlty? the nnlv seagoing master with costwa1 ., lished. formula although in those Thereafter, in conformity with the · have ever wrllten for publication in any 1 •"• I Well I hope Eleanor Roosevelt and all pllot's license as well. lob.~dweJL • ,, ·I ,., If I were satisfied to spend a lot of l fields in which the federal author- agreed procedures, amendment of newspaper, those big professors and university ~·· ! . ity is exclusive, amendment· of the · the constitution will become a mat- . Thls article concerns teaching and is money to send my son to University and .,l he came home to me the first day with heads and all those expensive bands and B.N.A. Act can be obtained by an ter of federal legislation, . . . especially directed to all teachers. Great those big celebrities we are going to j Address ·to the Queen from both strides havc·been made in the improve- a ridiculous sign on bls back that would he his last dny there. spend a fortune on don't sec a fnturr The Word Of . . --~ Houses of the Federal Parliament.. ment of education In Newfoundland, the Premier of our country r~'!ng around J.et us not sleet•, as others dO'• bDI · •. J l ;But there arc many· matters in Gems Qi Thought past, sny twenty years. Bigger and bet· Imagine if some of the hardworking with a slgn on his back "1 am Scum." -~:- us watcb a111l be suber.-1 . . 'J ter sehools have been erected. Amalga· people in the outports could see their Thank you Sir, ' h Ionlans 5:6 • W ich federal and provincial au- What adds to the confusion In ·this mated and Regional High Schools have · children with crazy signs on their I AM WORRIED. thority is divided and some of these space aile is that prophecy gets to be been built, thus making it possible for hacks, going in and out of beer taverns Editor's Note-Since time immortvl The devil has his W<'Y when tht in,'clude questions which involve history before lt becomes current news. students to obtain a better educatlon, asking for two beers to take out and surprises have always been in store for of do !ng things for God is ~portant· provincial rights.; These .-Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr. and the latest stride was the construe- walking around -St. John's with odd freshmen entering a unh·ersity, drunken sleep. Be alertl '·;./·_.'·.·:· ....;. ~· .; ..... •I ol . . .. ~ .. ' ,· . ,. ' . :. 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DAILY :NEWS, ST. JOHN'S,' NFLD., ·SATURDAY,· SEPTEMBER· 23, 1961

e'' with MAJOR HOOPLE

New Cal 1000 28 S8 28 N llarri 4000 1 1 1 -1 New l!osro 17800 84 76" 82 +5 New J.,on 1000 ~\0 ~\0 '""- \0 N Keloro 500 61\ 6\0 6\0- \0 New Yor Newlund 16500 I~ 13 II -1 S Man 1100 36 36 36 +I N ewnor 9000 IIi 4 4 NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS N Sf'nalor 10 .. o0 r. 6 6 BJ The A&&oelated. Preu :-ilck•l MS 1536 48 48 48 Beth Steel 411.1. Kennecott 82 Nlpl"ln~ 1100 130 !30 '30 Bor1 Warner 461' Monty W 30111 Noranda 1063 mv, 50~1 51 - ~ C and 0 ~71' NY Coni 17 Norme!DI 1116 m 270 275 +5 Con• Edloon 76% Radio Corp am N Culdslrm 587! 12 70 72 +1 El Aulo El 60 Std 011 NJ 43!1 NotlhNnlo 52100 68 62 67 +I Gon Eloc 73Vo tlid Alrcrall 481'1 N Rank 500 51 54 M -1 Goodyear 43% Vanadium 21 . Norop A Wtl 200 51 51 51 Gt Nor Ry 441-1 Wollnlst 44% North Can 4610 210 230 240 +3 lni T T 54!1 ,n,t:." O\' l.' N B~auc 300 30 30 30 -1 ,lt~ !•' 1 \1'1 1 • 1" :a Oka Rare 6000 13 13 J3 Ill" c:1 m 610 O'Leary 1000 14 11 14 - -1 ====- v .,\l I"' !'•<' IG3 - 2 Opemlsk 412 685 685 18.1 + ~ . · ;,, ,,1 Jg 33 -I Ore han 500 151 m m -1 :~ ' 3'• 1 • '"' Ormoby 10~0 22 22 22 -5 ~.:~,' •.•~.' ll .!8 -t Oslsko 7000 37 36 37 j Mutual Fu .· '~ ::~ ··~ :.1° lr'aymut ~o 14 14 14 · !).•\1 1.. , ,,. I eerleu 18068 20 19 20 +1 I •·\~,,. :~(1 ~: " 'i :2 Placer s~~ Ul'rl 21\i 2n; ~IUTUAL FllNPS .. ~"t'~ .. ., nt.. _11 •. · Prtston 1800 IllS tHO 61~ +5 117 The Canadlla Preu ' ~- ·: ·~~~ 1.n· _.,,-. l'ro! Air 8~00 100 !13 99 +5 Bid , A•k '· :. ~ 1 - • • ~ • .,. ' Qua A!orot !\CO 7 7 7 @PEN SE.b.SON FOR 4 All Cdn Com 8.oll u 3 ::.· ?' ;~" • I Que l.lth 'soo 395 m ~~~ + 10 All Cdn Dll• 6.38 6.91 GRIDDLE CAKES-=- J.J?W!lt IAI~~ q'-22 -..~ :~; -~i' .. 9('1 Que ~hn 1~00 p 9 g THE OUT$lDEI!: t.-•~ ...I••·•T" ~r.•r• ' I I Amerlcan Grnwth 9.11 I.DJ ! '•• H 8.1 ~ ~~~ IQ MriA1 9.\0 83 83 neaubun 32.~1 34 98 ~...... :· ··: 1... ] ~ 1 Qupmont 400 a;o 8i0 870 +! Canadian Jn\'tltmenL tn.32 11.32 ;. ,"f : l "~ ;~ Radlorr 348(.0 6.4 M 61 ... 3 Canafund 11.11 4R.~2 ', 2, lltO)TOfk 2!100 10 68 70 +3 Cbamplon Mutual 1.07 &.!7 D Oilcloth 100 S2P4 :21~, 21:'!~ ·t 1\ nail·e Melanic who ·has picked ! "l ' 1 '. ~~~ Rl'alm 317jO 2S 'l2t~ 25 4-3 Commontvulth lnltr. 9.11 9.98 Dumont 8000 38 36 36 -2 "" ·' -~ · 2 . Rln .ll~om 11:0 910 930 9:15 t 10 the wrong ~uy-a situation· - :.I CDrporate Investors 10.10 l\.01 Fab 90011 9 9 9 I I •• = ; •' l . . I mo Ru)'l ::!000 5 5 s l~1·uopean Growth 6.93 7.5!1 Falcon 100, $Z334 5S~i S5~4 -11.4 which comes close to tragedy. . ,,-. .~: -; I n;x Mh•b 3100 31\~ 31 31>; -1 e Pj\'CoUitd serlto B 4.4~ 1.85 Fontana 3000 41,-i! t 4 -- \:a Capitol i I O\ :: ·~ - ] Roche :z;po 8 n~ 7•"Z-'1 Paramount However, all turns out well by' Di\'ldend Sbaes Bl 3.85 Ft n•Uanct 9000 18 ll 48 t 3 . I' i. :.w ' • nockwln l!OO ll'i Ill> 1411 + \0 BARBS• '! 111 1 Dominion Equltr 17.ll 11.91 Gold Alt 1500 3~ 3/ 39 the story's end, when the bo) s ,, .... • • t.n . Rfn\'M t:un 1000 4\~ ~\~ 41'1 ;,,, .. ; ... • ., •., ' Ryn or :!000 g 9 8 + " Federated Growlh 5.10 5.57 Haollns• 200 109 109 109 -5 Firat 011 ond Gu 4 40 4.8\ llornor A 100 135 35 35 - ¥. Now Playing and girls have to return to -··--- --~~~. ~-. ~--· __ -~ ...; :L' :., ~ <'· 111~1 • - zo San t\nt :!A'!! I 169 tSR tDi .; 1 '· Fonds Colleclll A uo &.74 Ma&~vat &0011 12 II II -1 Now Playing ~"· : ' 1 .-.~ -1 ~ 0 --lO ; ~11nd Rh• 5000 ~ 5 5 + ~ college, and for most of tht ' Fonds Collectll B 5.50 5.!l Mcintyre 12S SU 3 4. 41~4 4J34 + IIJ By HAL COCHRAN .: .. 1 ,!1 .• '·' ·• :~ : ~-~ .:_~J •Sntcltlt~ !~·lO 11'1 19 1P Fond• CollcctU C 5.17 7.01 Mor Chjp 1500 41 4 4 --·------young ladies it provc11 a good 1 sh.. p cr 13 133 -J ' I :1:. ~J() m Group lnc. !.74 4.09 Molyb 21100 loa 106 108 "l'HE FIERCEST HEART" I ! , '· 1RI Sh('ftilt Air.o ~!"~ .t!Ul 480 +S Grouped tnrome Atcum. Mt rt•unt 4500 !6 !0 50 -1 "WHERE THE BOYS ARE" idea to go-"Where the Boys Tun many people look upon •'.\1 As the intrepid freedom-seck· ~ J ;. , Sjh·crmrJ 100(1 25 2S '%J Group SeecUf A Mus~cns 125 JJll~ 11'2 lH~ Are " . : • · ·' ,; 1 Sll ~llllcr .1000 47 13 47 +I WITH DOLORES HART · marnagc as a beau knot, and Growth Oil ·and Gu R.OI 8.4~ N SanliiRO 5000 2 2 2 ing Boer leader in "The Fiercest Producer Joe Pasternak ancl , untie il . ·••. ~\ .; -. Si! " \0 dale for location sequences o[ ' hats "to ha1·e the most brass. Sunbur11t N. American lund ol Con. 10.61 11.63 Pill Gold 7900 3 3 3 -1 African pioneer da)'s the talents · talented new ~c~een faces in a z~ Taurr~n 300 .\1 51 Sl -2. the Cim\maScope and color pic- : • • • _2 lladluon (.75 !.22 Porcupine 9500 14 ll'h 14 +I o£ one of the most distinguished story combmmg romance, ._, Trck-11 200 m m m -2 nuent lund l 23 5.72 Pitt Prod 600 $12\l 12 12 - \'t lure, marking the first time a i A few times late to dinner · · •' ~·. :,~ • t Territory 4000 13 12~:11 13 + 1 Sa\'e and lnv~•t of Canada !i.96 &.51 Pow Cp 1 pr tlO 145 4l 15 -1 stars o( stage and screen. drama, comedy and music, set n .n •J ThomL 700 ~9 l9 M +1 SupeC\'lled Amrr. fund 11.02 a.to Prem Sil 12l mi 9'11 911- li motion picture unit has filmed • for clad makes a woman a bit· :·,.. ••• 1:·• ~2~ • 5 Tomb ill l!lfiOO 60 M 60 ., 6 agamst a backdrop o( one of Super\'jsod Exec 5~ 45.62 Que Cobalt 300 23~ 235 23~ -l , .. •' ·: '• J4 Tl Torbrlt 1000 29 2t 29 on the famous beach. : ter half instead of a beller. · Supor\'l.,d Exec 56 >?.44 Que Lith !00 S~l lBO S9l -lO It is not an easy part, but America's gayest vacation · ... ' ~:~ '-''' i:!~ .. ~ Tormont t(l(l(ln 23 25 :ZS Super\'lsed E•ec 57 6.11 Rutan !500 33 32 33 +I Massey's vast experience in in· spots, adds up to entertainment r' " •: J4 -1 'friba~ -!j 100 •1 44 •6 +1 Supervised Exoc 38 6.77 !.Bl Rub)' Foo 275 275 275 2i5 -5 More than 90 per cent of ; • • • :··· " · ... 'Zl'2 tTit·ShR\\' 1365 3 3 3 Supervloed Grawlh lund 1.95 1.97 Ruby Foo w 400 82 M B2 +2 terpreting roles of grandeur and for every member of the family : .. , :' • 1g - 2 11 A•b••t•s 2!lll 6;n 65l m -1~ It Supervised Income lund -1 46 4.51 St 1, Colum ~ooo 710 690 6911 striking depth give him the nat· in Metro • Goldwyn • Mayer's American Indians live west of ; must he nice In he in a ,,, , -~, Un Keno 806 Sll 10'1 It + II TV Eleclronlc 9.\4 9.99 Sauron De\' 6200 143 140 !42 + 2 the Mississippi River and, of spot where neighbours accuse • ; ; ,1 71 1 Un Fort 6~.S tn JO 10 -J Timed lnveatment fund 6.25 6.15 Shop Save 2~0 S8 i~l B + \i ural skills to make convincing "Where the Boys Are." \. • • ' ::•1 ·1n 3 ll'pp Con 800 1!8 156 ll8 -2 Unlled Accumulatl\'e 18.32 20.02 Slocalta 100 80 7fi M -20 this tale of men and women who Where the boys are, there these western tribes. perhaps I you of allowing wealth to 1o : ·· , ...... \'andon 9:.oo ~\';! s s + Sobcy 235 516\i 16'> 16li - 1\ ••• , _ \'tnhlfl!! 5611 one-third live in Oklahoma. : to your head. 0 :~ ~~ 3028 $36~• M~i + ~ S Pulaull 1500 11 II II -1 must flee across jungle and are the girls, and that's what .,, :; •• H 1 ~ 1 \'ent drb 2n 59714 97~~ 97~~ Sonrl•n 2800 185 ISO 185 mountain to find themselves a this exuberant picture is about. ,, - 2 , \\'oil• Am WJ l6o 360 l60 -i Tazln 2600 7 6 7 • 2 ': - 1\'lllro)' lJOO 139 132 m -~ Titan 400 5 5 5 homeland on the warring conti- Based on Glendon Swarthout's :'-· c:· • .!I =11 • \\'lllses 1~8500 11'~ 9h 1H~ +11h , Montre I '!'Jb E•plo 6100 4h 4 l',> :·:; 111.1 -1 1\'r Jlar1 36l 100 100 tOO v Prln aoo no 105 no nent of Africa. besl·selling novel, its fast-pacetl :o~ :•.~'11 ~~~'l-l \'piJortx 1\00 ~1i 5\~ n~+\1. u Tow~ El 430 sm; m, 13!i Film audiences, Broadway au· action revolves about the flock • .. • : ~; : • :r Ym•~t IIG 5iM U 42 ,. 1 111 ,. ,. lo!OSTREAL CLOSING StOCKS .. Wstburne 1000 ~5 54 5l +I diences, TV audiences, Massey of college students who descend : .:; .::, , 0; JR 5 ... U Yul{(lno zltl 6 6 ' liT T~• Csnadlon 1're11 Ualls\td 7.UIRpO 3100 2! 21 24~ + \0 Art\'ocate 37o 61~ m m -~ rurb Fttoulr~al !Lork EJC:11111e-~pt. H has faced them all, and always on resort colonies-in this in· 1 CCompltle tabulation Of Ftlday Iran•· Alta Tnk A 3S0 SJ41~ 331~ 341.i + t,.; ' Yukon Cnn 11100 4~ t! -1 AU Tnk wt ~o stJI:: 1:\,, rn'l + \1 memorably. He is remembered f stance, Fort Lauderdale, Flo· ., 1000 ~l'i ,,.., + ~ acllon!. Q"J' altona In cents unless ~:; ·' "3:: ,1)·· ~ ~~~ ~~~~~e~ HG marked $. -Odd lot. xd-Ex.dlvjded, C !'ark B too m~ !Ill'> 5B\i 1 ··\s: l700 44 44 for notable performances in rida-during their Easler vaca· I! 1 17 3 3 xr-Ex.rlah • xw - E~·WRrrants. Net Cent !Jel 11100 ;4n 640 &IR +to . . ~ ...... ~ ~ • I\"ukrno z.,tJ ~ ! c Pa!'ltr 780 Ill • 15'1 46 - !< "The Doctor's Dilemma." lions in search of fun, relax· "l 11 J:l ·' Zulanft chang• la from pt\lloua day'a dose.l ' 5200 2l 21~ +~ :195 SJ91~ Hit\ 1!~1;. ' , .... :• :n ·I c'·h :N'tt Con Gas "Pygmalion." and, greatest of ation-and romance. I Gccn Mints l •. ... :' Z~ ·-I Yuk~~ Con 1000 I! 44! ~3 -I Ahlllbl m S40 3910 39'1- 40 ~· Sl3 2l 2l :·-' -. :··· • -1 Abit P m m•1 2m 24~ Hollinger 905 $2M~ 28~2 28~ + \~ all, "Abe Lincoln in Illinois," Playing leading roles are OJI,q .Jorkt.v C llOO 32l 32l 32.1 -ll . ' •• I •• :~ Zl " G !oo tn 1n 10 + 1, Al•omo 17lO Sl6!i 4& 321> . l.ob Co A 190 117 46l4 47 +I tnooo 46 •~ 46 ::·:· . :"" m ·ll .lr ~ono Alias S!etl 50 $30~ 301o 3011- \4 MO Paper 101) S341( 35~~ 3Sli + L4 on stage and in the cinematic Hamilton as Ryder, Yvette ·' 1110 1911 185 18.1 -4 : •. t::\, :'1: :w~ _ ~, 4 Almlnn Bank Mont 300 SIS~' 19 H Moore 250 $62 611:. 61'.> -II version. .Mimieux as Melanie, Jim Hut- 1 , 1 .. ., • l Anchor 1000 9 I 9 - \0 Ooisko 1000 37 37 37 H TO-DAY Donq CN 630 S66 116 66 · · ·' ~ "' - :r Anr:lo Am 100 ~10 110 910 -15 W SIO 20 20 ~.:·: :~ 29 : 9 ~ 2 Batley S A m 8oo 790 m -5 Bath P A 215 150 50 50 - 10 Que Ttl 51 "The Prisoner of Zenda," ton as TV Thompson, Barbara 9 Both P B 100 135~ 3~'1 33\;- \1 T Fin 4'A.pr 2l $92 92 9'l !I Rail 5'6 .,r 3!0 24\4 24\'o 211' + II Trono Ml !59~ $1410 14 HII + ~~ "Reap the Wild Wind," "Arse· Nichols as Lola, Laula Prentiss , .. , :.;.. ::~ 2 ~ 0 + 15 llralorne xd 2\0 615 615 615 -20 Bell Phone 1836 $55 54'1 ~5 + \0 •.. : ... : 1"''' 100 -5 Bow 5 p 40 $.10 50 50 Un G11 1125 SI9li 191'a 19% + ~~ nie and Old Lace," "David and as Tuggle, and Connie Francis ''·" ;;: 11: ll: +I Cal Ed 400 16'1 1611 16\i- \1 Bowator 13 16\0 61\ 6\0 ,.,_, :: 11 Colun Con :!00 ~95 29.5 29! + 10 llrazll !07 395 395 39! Te~tal ult•: lndallrl•l• u.ooe COI.OR by DE I.UXE '. i!• J:i n ~ + H C Delhi 118! 335 3.1~ 353 of dedicated Boer farmers, driv· lop recording stars, are making 19l0 395 390 39l Cal Pow 999 11610 26\1 261i ~~" 9 9 9 Cdn Drv Can Cern pr 2!0 128 2B 21 "The Fiercest Heart," based their film debuts. ,.,.. '-' 6.J M C E~ Gas . 360o 160 1~5 m -I NEW YORK CLOSING STOCKS 2Sll m 62s m -10 Ct Fndrr 300 119" 1910 19\1- " en by persecution and the dan- The action centers on :Mer· ::r \i:l, 11 11 -~ Ctnt Drl CSL 225 S60 60 60 +I 111 Tbe Asucl•trd Prell ' ' ~··· 4 4 4 Charter 011 500 ItO 110 110 -4 3000 12 11 11 Cdn Brew 292 $5•\0 51\1 1141'- \1 New York &to-et ExchaDre-Sept H gerous African upheaval, to ritt, Melanie, Tuggle and An­ Also - UP-TO-THE ~vliNUTE NEWS ::~ ~3 :s 25 -n.~ C Duron Cdn Colan 155 13011 30'11 3011- \1 xd. - Ex·dlvidend. xr - Ex·riJhts, :~.• ,) :~; tr. _ L1. cc ~nc )lac 383 30 300 310 seek new terrain where they gie, who share hotel room 1 16 -1 C Col 175 pr 75 $35\t ~ 3~% - xw-Ex·wnrrants Net cblrtll t• from a a ,,..~~ :• "I 21 2 11'e•t P 1!5 237 320 23l NOVELTY C Conv A z80 350 ~ 3!0 pe\'lOUI d.JY'I clost. can live in peace and security. and who, with the exception ot Sync !:·~ l-'·' _,._· 1 - De\'•Pal 1000 59 l9 59 Not ::oo Dome Pett 4165 $1110 ID'I 11!1- c Conv B 120 4!0 450 450 TIMES OF SHOWS: I. pj ~-.., ~k!i 8PS • 5 Dynamic ,C I!UikY 1300 $3~ 5% 5 - \i Ind 500 3410 + '~• Massey, as the indomitable studious Merritt, are united in 1~00 39 39 39 \0 Acr w:. m; :)\• 1:' II II - ~ + \ t ··,~I l"t\' ~ _, _ ,-1 .~, Pele pr 630 370 360 370 +5 C Imp Bk C 95 $68~ 60\0 611~- \0 Addreos 6100 107\1106 106~ + 1\1 Prinsloo, leads his earavan their resolve to track down 3 2 CIL zl 116 lfo 16 Ailtlany !BOO 91i 9% EVENING SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK - 9.00 17!0 Sll~ Ill' 13\0 - ~ 911 ;·,i"! ·:· :o lJI-a 1.111 Gr Plains C Marconi 400 SSV. .W.. 510 - Allla Cb 7500 2210 221\ 2211- \1 through the nameless perils of male companionship. It doesn't 86B 970 ~70 970 v, 2 lh"! t:r. :"i lOT -t Home A Cdn Oil 551 $3J 3~'i 33 t !1 Amerada 3200 72li 711> 711> -m }\fATINEE: P.M. n:'•l j~ .)n Home 8 1026 910 900 900 +20 a landscape filled with maraud- take them long to make con­ 31 CPR 1085 um 25V. 2~10 Am Can 1100 43llo 43!i 43\t - ,. l:M t 3'> I _.,, ll B 011 G 2!03 $1111 11~1 U .. - II ing tribesmen and sees his be- nections. Melanie, overeager 3200 2BO 275 210 +I Cdn Pot pr 925 S12'i 12>1 12'i + li Am cyan 12700 41'11 40'1 41 - It ~.v. s:u. :rnl 2Blk +It Jupjter c VIckers too SIO\\ lW• 2010 + 1 Am Sid 5300 14% 1411 14~ • 500 ~~ 3\0 . l\0 ... "" loved grand-daughter (Juliet for her first fling at life, be· !''' ::' ~!: :t; -3 Ll role Cockshutt too 113\0 1312 131> - o:, Am Tt'l 1$900 118~f. 118'.1 URI. I\- ~ • t • J_rJl , .. 3,, !Jtt $.Jl.& + '" t.onR Point \0000 311 27 30 +I 1 'l ,. !lojlrons 5000J21 Con MS 385 S21V. 21 24 - \0 Am Tob %400 96 95\i 9!\i Prowse) ultimately married to Icomes involved wth ai group of .. &1 37 39 T2 ~tarl.Jld 500 e s e Con 'Text 100 31! 31l 31~ Anr:nda 4~00 Sl\1 Ml,f. 51\' - ~il a soldier adventurer who has supposed Yale boys. Tuggle, NEXT ATTRACTION 4 4 !,~, c·~ ~1edal 4153 214 207 210 +J C Glaso 1160 S2Jii 231' 2310- 1i Armco Stl 2400 7% 71~ 11'i- \1 i· :•.;3 s~.s ~~~• 84'4- 'l !\1ldcon Coronallon 165 S22V. 221'• 22Vo - I'• Armotr 100 71'4 11'h 71'1 + !.;, joined np to helD the pioneers. eager to meet someone who can ~f,·,) J< 9.!1 99 + 3 3300 2610 26\0 26\0- ~ Cr Zoll A Ill $10\0 20\0 20Y, Bolt Ohio 200 29'1 2910 29'1 1\00 17 17 17 - .... match her height, fnids him in ., !:<~ :.~ 1 • t:.\ IF'o • 5 Mill CUy Dlot sur 870 142\0 m; 1211 - li Beth Steel 24000 41\i 41 11\1 DIRK BOGARDE - ~lllRIEL PAVLOW in l• moo 23\0 23 113\0 ... m n~~.' u ~% +l S Cont D Brld~o ' SlO S20\i 20Vo 20\l Booln( 6!00 54 l3 53 - ~ TV Thompson. Angie winds up i .. , : •o! n 1 ~ Da\'lts 20110 9 I i +I DOCTOR AT LARGE" - EXCITE~IENT :·... ., ~ ~co pr ll 12! 2! 15 0 Fndry m S641'4 13% 641,1 Rorden 1400 63~i 63% fiJS-i with Basil (Frank Gorshin), D Gla~1 xd 15 S79 79 79 Borg War 190U tol.~ 46 461:• + l :·,-.. _.~ , z; • Pur Pelt 3o8j Sll' o II II 1 2 -~~ llom 'far mJ 119\o 19 19 - ,.. Hrnswk 2:1500 Mli ~;; .591,~ + ~\ who heads a group or "dialedic -THRILLS - Cm!EDY. ::1: ,;. J•l Jll P:tt• Peteo,w 100 710 710 710 1 :....,. '• ~~ ... 2 Pamuil· il."iO 40 :19 40 Oom Tut 4:10 Sl4~t 141o-4 14~4 Budd Co 3400 141:-11 a~. 14. • + "- ja1.z" musicians. And even l\ler· 1 411 0 "l'nl pr zH Sl3d !Jti 1:16 Burl lnd .590u ':!1 20;1.. 2011 t 1.1 ',• ···: ;, , •· ~ l-'t·IIIIO ]oOQ 31 J7 3! • t .·... • •• ·,. ~- \~· • " ' ' ' ·:;_:, ,r ·, • • ~ •• + '"' Uuw 81 eW 112 S.50 !A> 50 Burrgbl t:IOOO :t2 Sl'' 31 -1 p,, ritt finds she cannot hold out :iUO t.il ti3 M 12 .. 'i· >•'· 1 ~~~.~. ~~ :~~4 rt,a'!.•.·l Uu Pont lJU S;ZGl4, ~ti1i ~6&.- Calurnet 19UU t:tli. lMil ~~~- t~ , ~ f.., .. , : 1000 31 31 ll +I when she meets Brown Uni\'er­ ! . ~·~· : •.• W• Hl!.-1 ~ Jo'an1 l)lwy 2~ i16~4 181f. t81.f. Cun Dry 2~~~ 22~f. 2;2!." + '' •• - ,( • ' ' • t ... • • • • ... • , ' ,.., 1:• •.,, . ·~ : J'to.in~ 011 lUll 2'..'0 t:.'U ::::m noo - T , • ' • . • 1 Jo'ltt:Lwuod '1~5 Slti 16 16 CPR 1900 :!~~8 341 ~ 24' ~ ; : ·: t·'-!.a .:h t~, ~~ i' • l'unu Gu 2JOH ~Ol 196 199 +I sitY ~enior Ryder Smith, who ·' • .. 13 l'urd U S Z2U SIU8 11~ 108 Cwst Jl 1400 llli 8~.f. 8~4. : •• :: • ~'l jt-, RitniCet ~9SU 187 IBl m -2 . ' ' ' }'ndtn 4U: St:l•.• 12\• 12~'4 Coler 1'r 2100 37\1 37 37 - 1h sweeps her off her feet with ... ~t(, 1i u J.l, Rocky Ptt moo 7 • ''I! 11 a +1 Fraoer ll.W.. ~5\1 :15\oi + 11 Celant!lt 4300 3t~~ 3~% 34'1-i + s,.:. .J 'J J:u :kill Jtlll -s Sapphlr~ 5000 39 Sl 54 + 1 •:o his sophisticated personality - • Sl _ Stcur Frtt Fr l'elo pr 4l0 370 370 310 + 10 Choo Ohio 2100 57\i 561\ ll\1 + 'l ~ ~~ ~~ 1 31111 430 130 430 +S Frout fl z25 J:IO 20 :10 plus his family's palatial villa l .l :(1 '~ ~l- _ South. U 3000 lll'a 1110 11\0- ., ChrYsler 16500 561'• 55~ m; - "' 48 1 Gatll\.. u 200 US\1 l!\i 3l\'o- 10 Cjtles Svc 1900 lll'• 50\0 50Vo- II . •' llto(l l)O u 6 lSO +.f. Spooner 1300 9 9 • +i<. and a luxurious cabin cruiser. :.: -' ' . t .. :!.''~ w~ Ho _ Stanwen G Dynam 475 129\0 29!> 29Y.- \0 Clevlle 1500 ~2\0 ~m .12 + ~ 183 4 41100 31 30 31 -+-1 Hndr Andy 200 S22 22 22 - Coca Colo 2900 88¥. 88\1 •% Tuggle and TV get to know ,: · Trans 500 31 31 31 v. am '. L. r .,~'· ~·t 3 ~·~ Can Handy A wl z20 SIII'J 11\0 11\0 CBS 11900 33% 33\1 33\1 - \0 .. l .. ·,~ • ·'" I R 3 -I Trlod Oil 47oo m t5s m Com I Solv 1700 3J',i 3J 3311 +I> each other better on the beach '·. I' )ln:nr 300 • ~ UN Oils . 2725 12B 125 12! I Home A 250 980 980 1110 +I r·., '" 30 + Horne rl !00 395 395 395 Con Edla lt700 77 76\4 76" - 1.1 • ciNue over potato chips and hot dogs; ·.' ~'"n 1 ~ ... Un n~rer p 15!0 26 26 26 r at !ht! 5tlfo 1 1 " ' ~.1(~, l~l 11'11 102 -3 W~!PIC Hud Bay eo z6o 11m tm 12•1 Conlalner 2900 2Hl 24 .'< 241"- '' Asing lemon is one who is crazy Merritt and Ryder share roman· . '·t· 1000 II'~ 11\i ~~~~ + "' Hud Bay , 211 1331> !3\1 53\0 Cont Can 3700 44 , 131'• 43% + ~~ :. ' 'rit t~r~ 1~ 11 ~.... ~n 1:'11 ~: W Cdn OG 2000 31 " 11 m; ~71'- , 2 Imp 11!3 117'• 1.i Cont 011 10700 !OI'i 491~ 49!i .;. •• to mo(ry-but realizes It in tim~. I. llM •~ 1 ~; "U()urne tm 55 55 +I on m• ma + lie interludes on ocean cruises; • ;u I· _'l rd [TO::l th! 86 n Imp Tob 105 Stm 1m 14!1- •; Copw Stl 1000 33'1 32!1 3J .,. ¥. y,~~ 1 ~ +I Wt'tatts I!O IM IM l!n 1 Angie is a rapt audience for (: "(j ,.,, :11 11"1 ~ +'h W Decalta !lid Acc•P 395 163 641'> 611'1- 'to Cran• Co 100 66 66 66 + t,!, !• Thr (ltl­ 1 &M 90 90 110 Stud Paek 17400 12•1 m1 12'4 - \4 ,,';· :a. '::.t~ ,., i -~t. Yan Can 2000333 _ " tnt Nickel 2293 1831' 84\1 &1\t- 1> Cr Zoll 3600 5811 57 58¥• + "• Basil's music in some of Fort :: 4 • I ~ I ml. ,r.d !til V• !: ' CURB "' lnt UIU 100 1421'1 421'1 42\0- % Curtlas Wr 3100 m< 17'.1 171!1 - \w sun ou 800 55V. 5~ 55 - "" 11 1 tJOO u 1!1.-i Inter rL 99l S7W. 71 74\'o _ ,,1 Deere 5200 - 48'1< 491> - 10 'Texaco U700 Sl!hl S0'4 Jl L. - % Lauderdale's colorful night NOW PLAYING L !, -l Dalhousie v, .,. " ~1 1~·, J';' 3 15 Tex Sui ~800 23li 23'.1 2311-10 ~(W'ofl :i 1 .\ .... 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THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S. NFLD .. SATURDAY, SEPTE~IBER g~:J.9GJ .,.. . ' Social-Personal The Inside Track ATTI - (~olumn- By CAS·SIE BROWN CHUI d.:LLO Falling leaves, brilliant col· :!5th ASNIV~RSARY land, Ohio, arrh•ed recently to ours and low night temper· Congratulation~ and best visit her mother, lltn. John atures arc heralding the com· wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lltilchcll, 22 Beaumont Street ing o( Fall. Club meetinps and B~·rne, who will celebrate their East. social activities have begun antl ~th wedding annivcrsay to· it's difficult to keep up with . morrow, September 24th. They TO~IOttROW'S BIRTHDAYS them all. The openin;: of .Me· were married at St. Joseph's Many happy returns of the moria! University just another Church by the Rev. Father day to Evelyn Parsons, Gladys few weeks off and everyone Cotter on Sept, 24th, 1938. Badcock and Joan Cox who wlll seems to be waiting for it. Sunda: celebrate their birthdays tomor· What an exciting time we MEDICAL TREAT~IENT row, Sunday, September 24th. . -.:- ' .... have ahead of us. Mrs. Frank Nooeworthy, 19 ; .. Colonial Street, has been con· ON VISIT Furs ,Vital Part I • • • I THE THEATRE fined to her home for the past lllrs. !II. P. lllurphy, 98 White· l\lemorial University's "Mac· lican ChL week and expects to enter the way Street, leaves by TCA beth shaping up fine. Have Grcce Hospital o\'er the week· toda~· to vis It her son and In Fashion nd !or medical treatment. Her heard the witches co~tumes invited with the other Of Canadc: daughter-in-law, Guardsman and and masks are superbly hide- to help select the You:i many friends send their wishes ~Irs. Roher! E. Murphy, Pcm· I MONTREAL-Fur could ploy a ; ous, credit for which goes to ElY 1 oUNDL for a speed~· recovery. broke, Ont. Mrs. Murphy, who Nita Crocker. Nita did those ' • • 'fllB N ' ' ' i; accompanied by her !On, more l'ital and lively role in i rATIJEDRAL our fashion lives, Seymour. de- 1 , beautiful costumes for A No amount nl wishir.• It T CARD PART\' Randolph, who will also visit ; . , (!7th sunday a er 1 slgne1· for M. Shuchat Furs i ! . Phoenix Too Frequent (SJP), rna ke f our extra pounds . II 1 c St. Therc-;a's Pnrlsh Boys' i Ottawa Toronto and New T S.OO a.m., o y omr Club Committee, nrc holding ll York. ' says, If we would only let it. [ so she is certainly well quali· so on uestlay nJOrnino rate for Cl ·-·-·or.o:ll card party at St. Considering we are among the i fied to do those costumes for signedly he,,an lo den~ Hob' ' ' Theresa's Parish Hall Tuesda)', world's biggest fur wearers, we / Macbeth. Everybody, but every. I mean 1 elnnonatcd · Malil September 26th. Thcrr will be are not, he Insists, giving tur . body is just waiting for the from b_rcad and or toa1 ~ Preacher, II a door prize of $100.00, 25 'Most Popular ! its fashion head. l\hlst of us i chance to see this production. I and .nulk from coffee p.m., Sunday lucky numbers plus good card think of fur just as a once· / • • • and a minimum nl Holy Baptisl prizes. Time is 8.30 p.m. Ar ' PRINTED e\'ery • five-years in1•estn:ent, The Northcliffe Drama Club dinner. Could feel of Wome: and leave it at that. mission $1.00. •.• •;, , .. , also in the limelight with a ence by Frida1· and : But we are not being fah· to £ur. TV presentation of Ted Rus- on weighing fl;llnd i The Rector, Given n chnncc it could do more 7th .\SNIVERSARY sell's "Holdin' Ground", dur- two pounds ... lha;·1 Services: Congratulations are being re­ to flattct• us and enli1•cn our ing the first week in October. the scale> ;a1rl. ;md ~t~ ~~~tins: Mon., Tues.', I wardrobes without flattening .' . eciYcd today h~· Mr. and ~Irs. -~. .' -~- . The play will be directed by to argue? Th,. mo;t c:~ .:;J)at. 7.30 a.m., Wed. 7.o our pockdbooks, Fur as an r.. ... 11 Dou~: Skirl'in~ on the occasion veteran Neala Griffin, and the part of the dil't is 9.30 a.in. of their 7th wedding annil•er• accent, for Instance, has score­ ely been e"ploited. This sea· cast will travel to St. John's black coffee aull lea. l>i•.: lloh· Communion: ~ar~·. The~· were married at for the presentation. Don Jam· it's worth it I. '· · 'and Sat. 8'.00 a.rr son a ruff or circlet of fur '<. Corpus Christi Chnrch by l\lon· '::.. ~- ''-.:.. '· .. ieson will produce it himself, ' • ' a.m.; Thurs. 10.0t signor Rawlins, September 23rd, would be invaluable as a glamor cowl on the collarless and the show will be video Thank (St. illichael a 1954. ~Irs. Skin·ing is the suits and coals which nrc cur· taped. The Holdin' Ground, as for letting r.h into 8.00 a.m. an1 former Nellie Donovan of St. -! ' :.. ,.,' ' . you know, has been done not traffic on \\' edne;day. John's. rently fashionable, The fur 1 scarf or ascot tie could per· only on radio (trans-Canada), are limes when It :eer.; form the same function. but on the stage as well and waits forerer to Pntu TOM \''S BIRTIID:\ \'S : .. t''.' ..· .•. ·, Seymour feels that there is no­ now we will have the pri~ilcge the side street;. Thar.k; :llany happy returns of the . thing quite as irresistible as ; . ' .. of seeing it on TV. , • , '''-""u'" OF TilE EPII da~· to Barbara Joy Hefferton. I fur framing the face and would Ted's other play "Grounds· (Strawberry Marsh I Susan Butt. Francis Cahill and i . and apolo~1r:s tr, 9.30 a.m .. Family Com like to see more fur hats I used well" is, in my estimation, an Tom Whelan, who celebrate ' ·, :_ · .. ' Texaco truck rlrner ~l p.m .. Sunday Scho their birthday today, Satur' x:'->.' :. utes to spare, was delayed by Company, Grand Falls, leal·es . ; . ' : ~ ii hts). ,,p,,,., ...,.: Mrs Peter S stolen by his women custom· .,. . . " ' 11 the cit~· today after a four day a couretsy driver who held a.m .. Holy Com ers. ;::.': ~~-.:'-~: .·::. ,, ' • • • l'isit here on business. While Fur can create impact, he says, up east flowinp traffic on , , . and like11 i'e a.m. Family Corn here he was registered at the Elziabeth Avenue to permit a and cil~s as examples the young man on St. .00 a.m., ~lorning ~cwfoundland Hotel. friend on the north side of the Prea,~her, streak of seal fashioned Into a :; ' ·' nue. Traffic con1·erging ~l Re1·. D. Gt ~,·-~ ' ' . ,.-.: avenue to break into traffic. Nursery School a svelte envelope purse, the giant ' ' point with a couple of " ~.; lith BIRTHDAY leopard muff, the incomparab· Very commendable, except lain school chilrlren Thomas' School; ~ Birthda~· greetings to )Iaureen -' traffic flowing west did not School and Yo le sportiness of opposum or ' ~--. can create hai'Oc . wc1~ Ryan, H Second Street, Monnt raccoon gauntlet gloves. stop, and we just sat (and were nice, and I !hank 4 p.m., Holy Pearl. who celebrates her 5th He maintains there is nothing stewed) until the traffic line 6.3 birthday tomorrow, Sunda~·. quite !Ike the heavenly com· petered out ,then our driver . . ' September 24th. Greetings come fort and feeling of luxury to gallanlly waved his friend While I'm ahout il. from her mommy and daddy, match that of slipping one's along. deserves a pat on the h:l Mr.· and !\Irs. Albert R)·an. feet into a pair of raccoon, op· The point is, east flowing observing highll'ay trafflt posum or sealskin mules at traffic was not ifnpednig this Holy Cor OUT OF HOSPITAL the end of a tiring day. car dril'er at all. lt was the • • • Mrs. William Canham. Guy And why, he argues further, isn't west flowing traffic. AND, when you co:! Street. who underwent surgery fur more In eyidence in casual • • • stop sign, STOP~ Trafi.t ~CHURCH OF ST. MA last week at the Grace Hospital, and sports clothes. He has I AM SCUM, read the pla· traffic, STOP! !I'; a;a:::; \'IRGIN has been discharged and is Step Into this tailored casual been able to satisfy his con· law not to. (Southside Roat now !cling !inc. card on the back of a youth • -step out with condifence in the viction that it belongs to a hurrying along the Kenmount • • , !17th Sunday after ' fact that you look slim and trim certain extent by designing Cheers! \ 8 a.m., Hoi~· Commt OS BUSINESS Road on Wednesday. Not a nil day tong, Choose checks, sheared raccoon parkas for crackpot, as one might be in­ '(Corporate for the ~1, vice for the inexperienced small print or plaid, or a soft. .yice Club); 11 a.m., Ma skiing dyed a brilliant red. clined to think ,but a Me­ Falls, was in the city on a brief spoken solid color, p.m., Children's Ser~·ic1 But he would like to see s11ch morial University freshman business trip this week. · He Printed Pattern 4918: Misses' Items as fur sweaters and re­ Manners ·Holy Baptism and ChUl left yesterda)' to return to his Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 laxed· fur overblouscs, fur out. who must wear the sign and 1\'omen; 6.30 p.m., E1 home. · takes 3% yards 39·inch fabric. side or In capes and ponchos, other identification tags dur· : Friday, September Send FIFTY CENTS tin coins! dashing fur belts !leopard ing the week, as well as wear­ --Michael and All Angell 25th ANNIVERSARY (stamps cannot be accepted! for would be his cholcel for say, ing odd socks and odd shoes ·Holy Communion. Congratulations and best this pattern. Please print plain· tweed, or flannel skirts and • • • and woe betide the one "'ishcs to :llr. and Mrs. Frank ly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS, slacks, found IMPROPERLY DRESS· CIIURCII OF T Parsons, 63 Cashin Ave., Ext, STYLE NUI\IBER. He Is a !irm believer in the las· FALL FLAIR-Courtaulds new fibre Corval (R) makes a spedacu­ ED. No need to panic or call ASCENSION on the occasion of their 25th the authorities about the nuts Send order to ANNE ADAMS, hion coup of the fur lining and lar dr.but in this grey flannel daytime dress. Designed by Olivia of ~lount Pearl wedding annii'CI'sar)' which 'they care of ST. JOHN'S DAILY one of his favorite methods is on the loose, it's only a mild (17th Sunday after celebrate today, They were NEWS, Pn Item Dept. 80 FRONT to create car coats in suede Eamilton, it was seen in the Fall collection of the Association of Can­ form of torture ot initiate cur 8.30 a.m., Holy Con married at George Street United ST., WEST, TORONTO, ONT. and line them with civet. adian Couturiers at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts on August 30th. more intelligent students to the a.m., Matins; : Church by the Rev. Alison Rog· He sees Iur on the ballroom Dress has culotte-type skirt. Matching stole and floppy ocelot cloche hallowed halls of learning. School and Jur ers. Mrs. Parsons is the former floor in a drifting chiffon dress After the initial shock has 7 p.m. Evensen Violet Rogers of St. John's .. Manners hemmed with fox and he sees by Irene of Montreal complete the outfit. · worn off, most students actU· September it In the boudoir in a velvet ally enjoy their initiation. They and All Angel: Y.W.C.A. in mink. 11 et co-operation from every. Make a habit of hein~ , Communion. The Y.W.C.A. financial cam· In fact there Isn't a place In fA!· body when they have to scav· waiting for the rar ~' MICHAEL AN: paign ends today. Have you Autumn Means Apples l· bien where fur doesn't belong, ange the town for bottles, A~GELS contributed? Traveller's Aid according to Seymour. And, horse hair et al, and they con­ St. Clare A1•e I' helps many people through the Canada is the place where it 17th Sunday after I 1ervices of the Y.W.C.A. in St. sider it fun. Did notice two I can belong not only eleganlly, At Their Best young ladies who made their a.m., Holy C01 I • John's. This specialized ser· but ·appropriately, a.m., Sung Euchar I vice for the inexperience lt's not until Canadians travel sugar point of displaying their pJa. I nmr· There's one childhood memory cards to EVERYONE, Sunday School a: tra1·eller. young or old, Is car· abroad that they fully appreei· One-third cup butter nr 6.30 p.m.,. Even I ried on across Canada and the ate the large, crisp and juicy garlne tlmt uJways remains sharp and • • • ' United States, and is o£flcially apples that are to be I o u n d I sweet in the mind-the thrill of PEOPLE AND THINGS I recognized. The YWCA needs We The here. other countries m a y Preheat oven to 400 dcg. F. lholl. 'I new shoes. This fall, chi!· 1\lany happy returns of your support to carry on this grow apples, but few that can Line a pie plate IR'• inches, dt'en's shoes are designed to Thursday, Vee. top inside measure 1 with rol· I inspire the same . ; , .. . . ' e19tt, r;tlol inierltfttti; iic. · aten'l. sil .supcrserisltlve . that You aren't Interested in mnk degrees, untit the bread is CLEANSERS LTD. . .. . '!' · they ·have to liandhi you. with. !ria new friends . he ate~ ·through, · ,__...... __ ..... ___ .... , M Cookttown Rd. Pholll 1163 week in ~ S~~ 1 23 ....-::rH£~D:A:IL:Y:N~ E;W:S:':ST:.:J:O:H:N-'S,~N-F_L~D:.,::SA:T:U-R_D_AY~,~S-E~~T~E~M~B::E:R~:~,:lg~el~----~------~------_2 7

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.-··--··-======-::::::::::=::==-:==:------=-~~~·-- Meeting, Bible Classes, l'rlma.:r ' ): Activities, SlnglnK company. 1 ·' Bring the Children to the hour I especially arranged for them; Best Loved Hymns Mormon Elders The Service Of Christ "'r;. Sunday Services 7 p.m., Public Salvation Meet· ~ j :·t lng, with Bimd and Songsters I Exhortation BY, REV. DR. FRED SASS will you engra\'en that upon . assisting and powerful. message I was wandering and weary l! . j. ' from the 'Word of Life.' Per· A RELIGION WORTH LiVING Looking forward as many of your heart? When a man 'is in !I : ------When my Saviour came unto me; How much do you know about us are doing, to our Christi;..J earnest about Christian service I' The Minister wlll conduct sonal witnessing and prayer both morning and evening ser· For the ways of sin grew dreary your religion? What can it do service of another Fall, it might he will be doggc~ and haunted r ' An9lican Church battle for souls • wlll conclude for you? What is it \\'Orth in be helpful were we to dwell a by sense of la.IIurc. I vices, The Speaker at the Rally the services at the Temple on AndAnd the world had ceased to woo me: ~ wa~ ;I ' Day service wlll be Mr. Donald study and service? little upon the example of our talkmg to a medtcal doctor tn 1, :' Of Canada The Lord's Day, And the world had ceased to woo me: Education lor this life only Lord and Master He came as Toronto the daY-a man '•t· i ,. . . lnkpen, Student for the United Students and Visitors to the othe~ As He came along His way­ we take for granted. We go to one who serveth." and so he bath well known in hts profession­ ; ....• - .., Church Ministry. City are Invited to attend • i! till :\I: II llll'~lll.,\ND We welcome you to our '0 foolish souls, come near Me, school as a matter of course to taught us how to sen•e so we and he told me how frequently Tuesday, 8 p.m., Band and learn about science, history, art, turn to the perfect service of our there came to him a sense of ·usc· ' f'\ fll J:llltA!. Church, Songsters Rehearsal, My sheep should never fear Me; ' ,J:th ~und.11 aflrr Trlnlly) And to learn how to earn a Lord. For it is well we should Jcssness that was un~ea~ablf!· Wednesday, 8 p.m., Temple I am 'the Shepherd true.' bigger dollar. think of Him, and find anew the And I, could no~ hei.P thtnktn!l Jl ~"' ; ::: II··'·' l't>mmunion: COCIIRANE STREET •' Home League Meetin!( . Who wants to be ignorant? Who features of His sen·ice. . that \\ere so. wtth h.tm who had i . ,,.·:.::(· ''1 C:~thedr'l] Minister: Rev. L. A. D. Cur· wants to be poot'? First then as I review the but ~he bod~ lor hts sphere of ~ .• :: llt>l)' Com· i lis; BA, BD, DD. Organist and At first I would not hearken Pentecosta I And put off till to-morrow; This Is a day for exploring the work of Jesus I lind in ·t a sen·t~e. much more would it be . ·' .,, · ~latms and 1 Choir Director: Dr. D. K Universe, for splitting the atom, singular union' or obedience and 0 us who handle the infin i''~-: 1';,· .. !J!'r. llc\', F. i Peters, LTCL. ' ~ wtl~ i But life began to darken for exposing fallacies, for find· originality, If I were asked the tle m~ste~y of the soul. I want .,I ,. ·'( ~ ;; ., '',' ~~nday School; .I 11.00 a.m., lllornlng Worship· ELI!Il PENTECOSTAL And I was sick with sorrow; ing facts. keynote to aU the service of our you to bel!C\'e that w~en you 'fail, ':• ~ ., · Ji,• ~ lo~ptlsm and fBroadcast over VOCM) Junio~ 147 Casey Street ' Yes, we live in a day of en· Lord I think I should answer ~ou may ~ s~cccedmg aU :he ,I · :: ':~: '' llomrn: 6·30 j Congregation, Nursery· 2.30 Wm. Oliver, Pastor. And I thought I heard Him say 1 lightenment,in a day of intelli- that it was obedience, We ~peak lime. w~nt )ou lo. feel .you ! ' ; .. !." :>::·.'\. '.1,11 d Srrmun. P.m .. , Sunday School; 7 p,m,, 10.05 a.m., Old, Old Story As He came along His way­ 1 gent progress and discovery, All of the Gospel of John as the Gos- may b.e domg most _Just when I •·"· .·.r ..·'' :'r1 '"r. E'·enmg Worship VOCl\1; 11 a.m., Morning Wor· '0 foolish souls; come near Me, this Is good .... But it is not pel of Love and certain! , it you tlnnk you arc dmng nothing. 1 .. 1\d.rll' ~rnHt' .'' , . d Both sen·iccs will be conduct· ship; 2.45 p.m., Sunday School; My sheep should never fear Me. enough, thrills and throbs with 'tove: I want Y0.u to looK right back to :·.' 1 1 I ,. 1:: .. ::• '···:: • • ur; ~ ·r1. an 'ed by the Minister. All visitors 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service, For millions now living and yet if You go home and read that Jesus Chmt and r~member what ' ; i: : )) \I I I am the Shepherd true.' a :·: rd •.45 a.m., will recch·e a cordial welcome :Monday, 8.00 p.m., Prayer learning, today leaves religion Gospel at the back of love you they thought of Htm, and take I ;- ~~· ~ ~-~ :\ ·~\ . lllcetlng, out of our lives. How much of wit] find something else. You you .to Yo~r task again, lcal'ing ;: :• ',.:r:!;llnll•n: ~Ion., GEORGE STREET Thursday, 8 p.m., Testimonies. At last I stopped to listen, your time does religion get'i will lind thai in every act Jesus the tssue 1 ~ the. hand of · God, : '' "' ~:: ·" i'!l am.; Wed. Minister; Re:v. Naboth Winsor Saturday; 7 p.m., Christ Am· His voice could not deceive me; What does It deserve? ever wrought, Christ was doing The .one vttal thmg is that you " ·:• '~ · 1';::::· 10·00 a.m., B.A., B.D. Organist Mr All: bassadors, Young People'1 Ser­ True religion is the History, what the Father showed Him. perstst, .The one great .. ,. ,,..,,,.1 •nd Alii · . • • s I saw His kind eyes glisten, ~reachcry . - ' ,: · · '" ·" " ta1rc Kmsman vice • the Science and thE\ art of the You will find that in every word ts desp~tr. , To hold I~ tl, when .\·: :· s i" ,, m. and 10.00 11 a.m., M~rnlng Worship So anxious to relieve me; whole life of man-past, pre· He spake he was but uttering everytlnng Is gloomy, 15 the first .. _ .. . ., ._ • .TuniQr Congregation, Sermon BETHESDA TEMPLE And I thought I heard Him say sent, to come. It is true because what he had heard, Yet the task of every mortal man. And 1 1 30 ,.,. • .. - ~"· " ~· p.m. Topic: "What Is lllan?" 2.30 209 New Gower Street As He came along His way­ it is Revealed , (Amos 3·7). not singular thing is that when gloomthen so.me IS passed day, andwhen the allsun theis c..:· F"'·'' · 30 p.m. p.m.. Sunday School, Bible A. C, Snow, Pastor; E. B. '0 foolish souls, come near Me fashioned by speculation. It men look~d on Chr!st, i.t was not shining, and the wincl is hushed ·n I PI'! (l)~tr FPIPII \SY IClass: 7 p.m., Evening Worship, Snow, Asst. Pastor. teaches, tests,. and prepares that obedtencc whtch t.mpress;d you will dlscorcr that Your sorr ' 1 : · • • ' • Sermon Topic: "The Results of My sheep should never fear Me; Sunday: each of us for hfe here and Life them. It was somcthmg qmtc failure wa 0 · 50 Y •t:;"hrrr) '1ar~.h Road.) Prayin"." lllornt'n" S I Ill 10.30 a.m., Prayer Service; I am the Shepherd true.' Eternal. It g_ivcs us faith to ?iffere:.l from obedie~cc-1~·~at it seemed. s n t qmte sor:'l' as .. · •• '' .,,.h l otnnltlnton· b b erv ce w - .· .. · · : · .. · · . • be broadcast over rad' t t' 1 .. · ... , .... ·~' srhool C to s a ton 11 am., Morning Worship; 3 follow lnsptrcd leaders. It ":Pressed them was hts ongm- When all thin"s c who truly a.m., Morning Worship; 7.15 soil, and a scarred or crooked In the depths of our own soul Clll'RCU OF TilE there been so many. No, they love Him stand within ll!e cirr~r. Presbyterian p.m., Hymn Sin& and Eventnc oak will tell of the act for cen· we know to be the very I'Olce of I' ' .\S\l:S~IOS have not been thrown to lions, or of forgi,·en~·s. 1 Only they ;:i,·c . Worship, turies to come. So it Is with the heaven. ' \lttu~l Pearl ST. ANDREW'S quartered, or thrown on the rae~. eridence of ha,·in.~ foun11 in lii111 ., Wednesday: But they have mulltplled martry· teachings of youth, which makes Then again, as I review the •1:1b ~uotlay allrr Trinity) The Kirk Impressions on the mind a n d that whirh He really i5. "T h e l:j . M II ' . 7.45 p.m., Mid-w1:ck service dom a thousand times In Siberia, work of Jesus, I lind a singular • :.~ 4 ;j;., (IIY Communion; Minister, Rev. Chas, I. G. Lamb of God who taketh away for Bible study and Prayer . heart that are to last forever. union of failure and success. I .. '•J am. \l::m<· 230 pm Stobie, M.A. Organist and Choir­ or bY daily harassment in Poland the sins of the world." t • . • . • •• You are cordially lnYited to or Hungary or Northern Viet· The highest function of t h e toke it that when Christ was .. :ay ~chn": a111l.lunior Bible master, 1\Ir. Robert MacLeod. teacher consists not so much in So it Is high time that we •ook , I. au. · nam or Northern Korea. The crucified everybody thought He at our love for Christ, to sec how (:~r 7 P m. EHn~on~. 11.00 a.m., Morning Service. imparting knowledge as in had failed. H a d you moved .::.:,,, St·ph·mhcr 29th-St. 4 p.m., Young People's Society; martyrs todaY are not all "wet" much it is doing. True lo,·c · ; . • martyrs. It remained for our so· Its love and pursuit. To know amid. the crowds around the cross ; ::,1: l:d All An~els: 10 a.m. 7 p.m., E\·enlng Service. Christian how to suggest is the art of teach. dares much: true love walks , '!: . called refined barbarism to cre­ that is the verdict you would humbly: true love gives nil. Ar.tl : " I·: C~mmur.H•Il . You are Invited to worship in g. I·· . ate the "dry" martyrs. The wet have had from all. There was a you cann?t keep It .If , :. ,J lllfii.\Fl. ,\!'\D ALL with us. Science time when He hnd seemed to ~own. j ;: :' ,\ \(;[J.S martyrs were those of the earlY hindered tn one dlreclton tt Will ·, i 1 • ·~ centuries whose blood was shed: Win hearts, and you have all triumph, and when the people ~~ ft.re ,\\'e ST. DAVID'S Corne·r·R~en·n-..le~'s~M:!W'~R!"'o·a"'!'d•a·n~d men's hands' and purses, find another outlet for er.pres- :, ' I · · IJ' h ' the dry martyrs are those whose had be.cn enthusiastic. And I ;,1. ~unday after Trlultyl Elizabeth Avenue at Portaaal Burleigh. sion. It builds up within like a ·i· .;! ·; . Empire Avtbue) brains are washed, who are made they would have taken him and head of steam, and it will not be . ,1 ; : ' · l .: !J am .. llt•IY Communion: Cove Road Sunday: to stand before blazing lights for maue him king, and they cried, contained. 1 j · · / :·_ L~ · ~m:r Eucharist; 2.30 Minister: The Re' J. A. a.m., Sunday :Ser\llct!. Sub· 'I ! 11 days and nights, submitted to "Hosanna to the Son of David." How much work is your 10\'e : ·I i ( ' .. ~"nda~ 'C'Iwn\ and Bible Goldsmith. Directress of Praise: ject of Lesson Sermon: Reality; But now the moment of the \J . 6 3' mental tortures of endless ques· for Jesus doing? How m u c h : · 1 j 'j 1 1,.:,': 'J P m. E,·cnson~ and Miss Barbara Rose. 11 a.m., Sunday School for pu· !Ions to break down their spirit He resay cross was come, and all the RALLY SUNDAY pressure registers on your love's .. i •ii i;j·;;~i\. pils liP to the lit of 20 years. Even the Gospel makes a distinc. In every town, In every street, glory seemed to have been quen· gauge? Answer th~sc questions .' ·. l I I,I 11 a.m., Morning Worship, Wednesday: tion bctwee11 the wet and dry In nearly every home you meet ched, and the one word to write ; ll 1 m~ l!ro!~· Communion. Sermon Subject: "The Grass ls honestly and you Will knnw whe· '· ;i J 8 p.m., Meetln1. martyrs, lor James was a wet A little Imp, who wrlg~lcs In, across the storY was the most n:~a·· Always Greener." 7 p.m., Even· thcr you hare been forgiven by ' . 'lilt . 1·-'( saturday: martyr, having been thrown With half a sneer, and hnlf a pitiful word in human speech. the grace of God in Christ. · '/ : ~ .\•t" · ··~l:rmation Class for ing Worship and Bible Study, 3.00-UO p.m., !'reiJ tteading from !be Temple to bave his grin, Perhaps there were one or two . . ' J l CIIURCH SCHOOL Room. blood splattered on the stones be­ And cllmb1 upon your rocking women who still trusted. Women Frill): ~t. llitharl and Ali 9,45 a.m., Junior and Inter· neath: his brother, John, was a chair can trust when everything is The Measure. Of·:. ~iH:·: ! • .\n~cls mediate Departments; 11 a.m., Jehovah's dry martyr having been miracu1· Or creeps upon you anywhere; dark. Women will still' hope ~ ll'l. llnly ('nmmunlon: 8.30 Nursery-Kindergarten and Pri· about a man when every other I ... Hr.\ r · ously saved from a cauldron of And when he gets ybu very near, Man ''.i:l:' ., ~ '· 'n~mumon: I l . : 1 Corpor. mary Departments. boiling oil and then died calmly Just whispers something In your voice is crying shipwreck, And I . '', . , Not- ·' . 1 ·~: lht ~chnnl of St. lllich­ You arc cordially InVIted to Witnesses amidst visions on the Isle of ear, so it may be that on the day of .. 3 ' . .;;:.' ~ P.m., E1cn~on~:. Calvary here and there a lamp "How did he die?'' ••• j worship with us. ---~--·---- Patmos, Some rumor of Another's shame, •· ' KINGDOM BALL was still burning, each them But- ! ; The world is not as bad as It And little "HeresaY" Is his name. or . ' .. AIDAN'S 49 Monit Avenue tended by 11 woman's fingers. "How did he !il'e?" .'; ''!: United Church s·r. seems. Hell looks with delight .. '1 (Topsail Road at Common• Sunday, September 24: on the crimes of the world, but He never claims to know; But ask the disciples what they Not- ;! .. wealth Avenue) 7.00 p.m., Public AddreBs by Heaven smiles on those who thought of It-ask the workmen " What did he gain?'' . i .. I . GO\I'ER STREET lte's only heard that it Is so; ; ! . Mlnl~tcr: The Rev. W. M. C. S. Clemons: "Why Are There would go through an earthly hell It what they though of II-I was But- kltut!f: RC\', n. w. Bralne And then he whispers to you, .; ' ,: ) : all a splendid dream, but It was "What did he give?'' .• 'Asststant Rc" A' Moncrluff: Organist: Mr. Ails· So Many Religions?" 8 p.m., to preserve the purity and the So you can go and whisper too, J'.. I, ~linlstcr· over now. It wns 11 fight for These are the units -·'"''th · B.A., B.D. Director ' '· of· tair Dryadale. Bible Study: "Honoring JehO· humility and the love of Divine For If enough Is passed along, j God In a corrupted Church, ami To measure the worth :: l l Edutalion, :>Jr. A. E. 11.00 a.m., Divine Worship, vah" (1 Tim. 1:17). Justice mentioned In the Beatit­ The rumor even though it's 2.30 p.m., Sunday Church Tuesday Septembl!r 28: udes. Incense put Into the fire wrong, l1ere at Cn1vnry the Church had Of a mitn, as a man, ' .i ~ · Or~anist and Choir 8.30 p.m., Bible Study: "The gives a greater perfume, spice wort. Would Peter hnve written Regardless of birth. 1. l Douglas Osmond, School. II John t~l\s HenrY; Henry, Flo: I ~ r f ~lr. You are cordially Invited to North Against the South" (Dan. pounded and beaten smells the And Flo tells Mildred, and Mil· trlum!Jh on the Cross? Could am ,. worship with us. 11). sweeter, the earth that Is plowed dred Ruth; even John have wrlttr.n THIS IS Not- Cia• ., . 'oung People's Thursday, Stptember 28: becomes fruitful in harvest, the It very soon will pass for truth. VICTORY? It was all dark to "What was his station?" 1 ·; 45 n Ihe 1\lemorial 7.30 p.m., Bible Speaking and crushed grape gives the wine; iri them, and all mysterious lor they But- in th · a.m., Adult Bible Salvation Army Reading Class; 8.30 p.m., Min· like manner, somehow or other, You understand this little elf: had not grasped that He should " Had he a heart?'' lJ e Common Room· 11 istry Development Class. Theme: out of Siberia, out of Northern He doesn't say he knows himself rise ~gain? If ever a service And- . o~,nc. Wors~ip, Prc~ch· CITADEL CORPS seemed to close in failure-fail· " How did he play 1 "Staying Awake As Approved Vietnam, or out from behind the He doesn't claim It's really true, · ,; · Brame, Sermon Adam's Ave"ue Slaves." (Luke 12:37). Iron Curtain, there Is a goodness He only whispers it to you ure dark and tragic and ·pro· His God-given part?" s Goodwill Toward Brigadier and Mrs. Ken We extend a wnrm invitation 11 prayerfulness, a dedication to Because he knows you'll go and found-it was the loving service Was he ever ready . . ~~fr•~rnt of ln.fa.nt Bap. Graham, Corps Officers. to ill . the Divine that ()De day may tell of the Lord. With a word ot good cheer. .e adlllJntstered: Sunday, 11 a.m., Holiness save us who reAd nothing of Some other wbispcrcrs as well; And then what hsppened? You To bring back 11 smile, l::t. r:ad~o Station VOCM, Meeting, "The Magnificent Ob- Ch h Qf Th sanctity in our daily news. And so before the setting sun all know what happened. on the To banish· a tear?" l!e Me e ~Ursery will meet tsesillon," Dlreclol')' Classes for U rC . e lte gets the devil's mischief done lhlrd day He rises from the Not- ··' s mortal Building; 2.30 Young People: 2.30 p,mv Sun· ·N · And there is less of joy and floOd d@ad, Then there comM the "What was his church7''; und~r Sc~ool: 7 p.m., day School; 7 p.m., Evangelistic aza rene Around your little neighborhood. Holy Spirit at Pentecost, and the Nor- . . w orsbtp, Preacher, Meeting, Bright Music and Slni· _ ...... __.. ______Success conv@rslon of 3000 souls. And " What was his creed?" ·r · Bratne, Sermon sub­ Jng. ·

THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1961 ~eds High School· Giants Upset football As Dodgers Move Up Today St. Pat's and liolv C I . 10 start the 1951 Jimi0 H I Srlwol football serie• r Gentile Hits Fifth Grand Slam afternoon al the Br }: · , moria! Field startin gan I CINCINNATI (APl - San League pennant chances alive. Roberto Clemente, lhe Na· ' ' o'elock. g 11 Francisco Giants and pitcher Cincinnati's defeat by San tiona! League's leading batter, I i Billy O'Dell threw a roadblock Francisco cut the league-lead- increased his average to .355 St. Pat's the jnto Cincinnati's N at I on a 1 lng Reds' margin to four games. with two hits in f•mr trips to 1 champs did not releas League pennant drive Friday Wally Moon had a two • run the plate. , up but they are a stro~, 1 night as they whipped Reds 6·0 double and Duke Snider a solo KANSAS CITY (AP J - Jerry I because they hal'e • before 31,469 fans, the third big-. home run, his 16th, to spark Walker, with an assist from ' their players back fro 111 gest crowd of the season. Dodgers' eight • hit attack on Jim Archei', held Cleveland to 1 i yC'ar. Giants, who recently whipped three Redbird pitchers. four hits Fl'iday night and the 1 i the· second • place Los Angeles Drysdale, who bas never fin· Kansas City Athletics scored a , Holy Cross lineup· Dodgers three times in a row, !shed a game at Busch Stadium 4·3 l'ictory o1•er the Indians. : Tom Healey: fulls: Ted· played the role of "spoilers" to In nine lifetime starts, again CHICAGO (API - Chuck Es· ! Pat Green; hall'c.<: perfection as Jose Pagan, a was a jinx victim. Leading 6·3, trnda and Jim Gcnllle once [ Donald, Bernie •·:...... :!29 a1•eragc, batted in two he gave way lo Perrnnoskl with again were nn inl'incihle com· . Hawco; forward.•: Gern· 1 more. two out, t111o on and the danger· binntion Friday ni~hl as Orioles P.ob Bud.~ell. !lam· DEA Billy O'Dell. building his rec· ous Bill White at bat in the defeated While Sox 8·6 in a j 1 Eddie Earle, ~like · ord to 6·5, ga1•c up one hit in seventh inning, rnin·interrupteli contest. . ! Spares: Andr l'hurthill r1 e1·cry inning but the sixth. But Perranoski struck out White 1 Gentile walloped his filth / · . Icy. Bob Corhc11. Ron H!a~!; he was tough with men on and went on to pi·esei'I'C Drys. 1 grand siam of the sea~on to tie j WINNEHS-1\lr. John Colbourne of Royal Tn1st Company presents the howling awards to the winnrrs of bas~~. The defeat was pinned d~le's 12th triumph. He bas lost the .ma.ior lengt:e rec~rd set by the l!)(iO ..fil Life Underwriters Bowling Series. 1\tcmbcrs of the ,.,.; 11 ning team arc (left to righO:-W. W. 1 on Boh Purkey, now 16·12. mnr. Erme Bnnks of Cubs m 1055. tl b B • · R d • G. . 'R l 1 s · · p b bl p· ..,, .. -Radi~ A trio or Reds' pitchers slrnck Cnrds srored all their rnns came off Don Larsen and eli·' Ro crts, A. G. Rowe, Dave anctt, E. w. 0 gcrs, corgc Per .. -. oya p JOto • CfVICC). ro a e I out nine Giants. on home runs. While hit his 2oth maxed a se1•en·run outburst in~------·- --··----· . . ·-.. . --- - . --· ----- ... Rrds had at least one mnn I in the first inning for their first the fifth inning. 'COMMERCIAL N G" • k . f b li f' I ' By The <.'an.,f!i" 11 Pre,, on base in el'ery inning hut score and Carl Sawatski deJiv. El'ery one of Gentile's grand ew ~mmiC ' s0 t a I Ina s ' l'l'Oh<•hlr pitdwr' for t,l. nri'CI' eau~cd O'Dell any serious cred ·his lOth after Ken Boyer's slams. hcglnning with the pair •najor lca~nr ~anw<. wor·•. CBC trouble. \\'ally Post and Dick sin~lc in the sixth. against ~llnnesota MaY 10. have B 1• s h d l i J lost rcco!·d~ in rmnlh!:;r L~~:'V"-;r;:'~;;';'h;:;:- Gcrncrt hnil in thr.l PHILADELPHIA lfiPl-Pith· come with' Estrada on the II l'iatlonal l.ta1ne . sin~les ow Ing (' e u e For Ottawa Continue Touay 1 fourth hut two II'CI'e out when 1 bur~:h Pil·ntes scored four un· mound for the Orioles. And in \... · · .. S: !1 Fr~m'!'!'" nurc~to It 0 Gernert ~ol his hit and ,lcrl'Y 1 cnrnrd nms in the ninth .inning eaclt instance Eslrnda was the ll,l' Tlw C:uJ:ulian Prt•so , haitlr.il 10 a :1. 3 lHH'nntrst in '.memnnh lronle t;.,_ ··~!~l-~~llL. Zimmrrm~n ~:rounded out to, :>o:ridny night lo defeat Phlla· winning pilcl•cr. NEXT WEEKS GA!\IES Canadian Pacific Tr). 1'5, Coach Frank Clair or Ottawa the opcnin;( gamr. of thr. hrst of '.!'~~~~~~~~~;~ ~;~~;;:;;;.:' ~~l4-1! ~••·-·rno rnrl thr. mild threat. delphia Phitlics 6·3. STANDINGS C.N.I.B. . It l"l 111. 1 11 1 r1·1'c r1·11 .1t" 11.1·11 go "t 1·t """ 1·11 · · F:lip Chacon tripled with two A throwing error hy relier National I,caguc (Section A) 01 " 1 • 'rr:; apparrn Y 1a'. . ' ·'· . · " "'" Los An~rle> l'n•lrr< 1 1111l in thc ~r1·enlh hut that pitcher Frank Sullil'an alter a W J, Pel. Gni, 1 • Thnrsda•·:- ndrlcd a new gimmick to his t ht:; afternoon 10 an attempt to :;t. Louis .lack;n 11 14.5 d' • k fl' d f II d d b th' d b II 1 •t I course in' take a one game lear!. l''tl h h \I 11 t Ili'Ca t uteu~· ~ as Ed te Kas ·o lC um 1 c groun Cl' Y 1r nsc· c·mcmna · 00 58 .60P.4- •• one 1ay:- 7.00-Eiectric' Utilities I'S T. •traiinn~ " pro~ram-a~ 1 ' urg · 110 n!~ •nlft--I'Jana out. . I man Charlie Smith let In two Los Angeles R5 61 .582 4 17.00~1. F. Perlin vs Cann1la ~lc~lurdo & Co. ! basic p>ychintry. : RCAF earned the right (o Fr.,~ cis 2-'i :~t l'lu!~r\elph; 1 ~T. J.Olll~ rAPI-Don Dr.1·s runs. ancl Bill Mazcroskl hil his San Frnncisco Bl 65 ,,•;; 8 Packers. Clair. speaking of the coming; !:1e final> when they cri-~ed the harrlt 6-li :\. • p """ I Top-Tone Cleaners \'S r h . dale .and Ron Pcrrnnoski com· lith homer of the season to Milwaukee 77 69 .527 t2 Nfld. Light & Power I'S Dun & Bradstreet. football game with Toronto Ar·. :;y~ t ree games to two in the. hiocrl to pitch Los bring home the final two tallies. St. Louis i7 70 .524 1217 Avalon Telephone. / gonauts, sair\ he thouoht there 1 "A'' semi-finals, while· .\mcriran An~elcs 1 'c~tio 1 l.r~gue 11101 nod~er' to a 5·3 1·iclory o1·cr Glcm Labine, third Pirate Pittsburgh 70 75 .483 1R'• . . 8.1~-Colonial Garage Vi Baine was something \\Tong" with Ot· 1the Aces took three straight. XI'\\' York ll>ic)· 1!-li .35--HO·cP''"' St. Louis rarninals Fridav night. pitcher. wo~ his fourth game in Chicago 61 86 .415 28'; 8·1 5-BmVI'lng Bros. I'S lmpena! · .rohnston. • tawa·s pr:r!c. :from t!:c Rams in the sedion · !'hrhlon 9-5 at llQ.'tun S6,11lj[.:s~~-r 1 ;~nd kcrp DodJ:ers faint National 1fil'e clecislons. . Philadelphia 45 102 .306 44'> OCtl. , . . I· , j Morbi Shop \'s Import Riders meet A:gos Sundal' in "B'' .. ~mis. : 5·5. . . A. Hublc) IS \\a ohs , ~ 1 otors. 'J'o t ,.1.1 \I 1 1 .\·I Il~ltlmorc Brown 106;tr.I•.45--Sa,~rco Bakery. : ron °. 1 11 c ~ on re~ , ' . 0_11 ., J\r«sh Krauser of the It CAR ago Horlcn 1-2 ~9.30-Canadian Marconi vs Cia;·· cttes will go "~alll.lt lh, flr:st·land Ccc Pierson will agam go \\' •h. "I 011 " 1110· ··1 930 B tt B I'S p place Ti"rr·Cats ~t lhmiltonl · a. m, " '"e J,.!,;~li}O--Awnouncers · - cnnc rcwer)' ur· ~ ton Construction Co. 1 .01 t ;- tJ 1 ' to the mound lh1s aUcrnoon at. Osteen 0·0 at \linne;ita ~ .. Football Finals: Happy With ity Factory. A. Harl'ey & Co. vs .lob ~ 111 " 1 m. w ot 1cr ~':astern. 2.30 in an ~[fort to take the 11·18 and Pam 1 ~1 14-15 ll!:..la-Ju ' ~ 'l .. I Mara· s's R It I. Brookfield 1'5 Terra Nova II Bros. f ootkbal!l Confercnc·~ game tillS one game lead. ' Cleveland Grant 1-!-9 ;. 4 I Motors. wee ··ell!. 1 . .. , .d . esu 00 c: ei Ians ' I . Clair took to the psl'chialrist's . sas CitY_ Klrk · · • St Pa t V 7 r 1 Wednesday:- · , rouch to disellss thr ·spirit· the L10ns turnl'rl hack the Green ; DetrOit B_unn:n" .~6-!1 ;,I • Ru~~: wir~:~~i/~ridayB:~: I i.OO-Parkc~ & '~!Ollr~e I'S Lon·. patterson Stgns known in football cir~!cs as Bay Packers 17-13. 'An~elcs ~lcBnde 1.-14_.at.~i6-(;Jll; ' h is happy Roger Maris didn't tie don, Nell York.. . . ~rule, hlln!!cr ~nrl ncsuc-anrl L1:=~~~~~~~'i'o~P·rugralll. the Bambino'8 record of 60 G._ E. 01l I'S Ayres Super· T Df d T' I .<~s~.cs~ th~ _sunrl~y n_1cetmg. !.2 l)hs. Ti . In ... Ch amplons lp home runs in 154 games. market. 0 e en It e , "e h.ne .a }e'~- lllJilnes hut t -· · · "That was one record I didn't; 8 15-Harvev & Co. vs A1·re's , :the mam thm, \Hong w~th us. ' Af ll'ant broken," said Mrs. Claire I . Limit~d. • : BOS'I'0:-1 (,\Pl-Fioyd Pnttcr· seems to b~ our ·'~ll'll. \\'c lost \Ruth. "I have !he highest re·j Nfld. T. & E. Co. vs Even·' son Thursday sign~d to defend '~!lot :f pr:~c "~am~!. ~fontrrai.: MoneY Ga me ThIs .ternoon . spect for Roger 1\laris. He's a ing Telegram. Ihis world heavyweight boxing 'lhlC oue es outp ·'led 1" a it! ,_Newfotu~dlmtd · fine hitter. But I must admit championship against Tom 1\!c- e way. I six foot two hard working half I'm ~lad ,he didn't equal the 9.30-E. F. Barnes I'S O'Keefe's I Neeley of i\rlington, Mass., but "Our problem ~erms to he' for The climax of the football 01 1 season for '61 will be held to· man Is very effective. His long Babe 5 60. · ~rocery. . ,a tlu·ee.ho~r deadlock 'cr .~ 1something down nccp. It is }Iomes day starting at 5 o'clock at the legs Intercept many opponents Mrs. Rt~th watched the ~Vcd· ~!i\~v B~~wcry Is Furness ·non . r~sldent r_efcrce clause ,. something a coaeh t•an't tenj King George V Field when St. passing plays and he can knock nesday mght game on tele· • . left the Slle unceJtam. from the way a team prarliccs Ne'LCJ.found land down many high balls with his . Th . , The fight lenlativelv lutd been ! or the wa)' the phl)-ers act just i - vl~! on. Pat's meet Feildians in a sud­ 1 t was a nerve • wraek1ng ms• 1ay.- · . II r . " ' den-death game to decide the hea d' • night;, •·I 'd "Aft 1\l . set for Boston Garden No1•, 13, j'e 01 e a o~me. ' , .• 1e sat . er ans I . . "\Vl 1.1 t 1 1 · th t 1 champs for this year. Feildians Both forward Jines are very hit his 59th I didn't kn h t 7.00-Cominercial Cables vs but Massachusetts Boxmg Com· • wpe '" a < own - finishecl on top of the loop h h b 11 · w ~ · g t h ow w a East End Bakerv mission C h n irma n IIerman I deep our pr1rle ha~ been hurt. . Paid on Debenturt whilo the Irish trailed them by tricky and can ave t e a m has .. oln h't~ appen. t 1\lokst Canad; Packcrs·,:s Harris I Gr~enbergsaid the body has re-i We must . pia)' from pride the net before fans can get sett· omd ei rf1!1~ . ld etrhs goR on s r~a ·s & Hiscock. ' fused to accept the present 1 against the Argonauts." · Bonds For 5 Years and one point. led away. Stan Breen with his an J,ure at oger mtght . d' f th l t \ The two top-notch squads won speed and strong kick will-head get hot. 815-Colonial Cordage vs Bow. wor mg 0 e con rae · A Toronto win would move : Over. their sudden-death semi-final the forward line at center. "Frankly, I didn't expect him · ring Bros. 1 Promoter T om Bolan In· 1Argos past Ottawa into second : games. St. Pat's doubled Guards Interest paid scmi·annuaUr Program Eldon Drodge and Alex Yetman to break the recor~ on that last Walsh's Bakery vs Nfld., structed the rig~ters to go ahead place. Alouettcs plan to go · •v;ao-sat1urdaY Nile .rat 4·2 :while the Double Blues will patrol the outslle positions. day but I woul~n t ~ave b~en Coal & Oil. with the signing after lengthy w1th the lineup that heat Ot- or if allowed to accumulatt I DOL'BLE in IIOfl()-l'oUI:'s Company zeroed United 3-0. Both players are very fast and loo much sUrprtsed 1! he tied deliberations with the commis- lawa 2 6-12 last Saturday. your money will Both Feildians and St. Pat's 13 years. For shorter terlDl El.l!O-(:BC National Ne can cross the ball well. Henry it." 9.30-Royal Stores vs Imperial : sion had brought no agree· The Tiger-Cats. with seven tower rates apply; ha1•e played each other three "Fox" Summers, a real oppor· She explained why she wcrs Oil. ment. Istraight wins, will not be tak· tims this season and each time tunlst around the goal, and anxious that the Babe's 1927 C. A. Hubley vs Puprity . . . ing any chances with Aloueltes ; they fought to a draw, first Ron Martin a steady performer record be preserved. Factory. Greenberg sa1d the poslllon Is and coach ,lim Trimble has' round 0·0, second round 0·0, will work at the inside posi· "If the record had been that as now worded, the con- given orders that his team wm'l Deposit Account '· third round 4-4. The game It­ lions. Bernie Bennett the top broken the next year after Babe (Section B) tract does not g1ve the :11assa· brenk up :\lontrcal plays quirk· ..... self should be one of the finest scorer of the league will play made it, or even two or three I chusetts group any say In the ly anrl-faiJino that-"plav it I may be used for SAVINGS at high rate of int!!!lt witnessed in a long while here ll by o • 1 ~ ~ > center forward for the Pa· years later, wouldn't be so. Monday:- , naming of the officials. ear." 'I in St. John's because both triclans. Fast and tricky Steve bad," she said. "But now that 7.00-Baine .Johnston vs Dun & ., . i; squads pia)' the same brand of Angel will control the outside it has withstood challenges for Bradstreet. For further parbculars, apply: ,,' ball, short, fast, snapp)' on the .. ground passing. The largest ; . Domin·! ·r ,. crowd of the season is expect· ~r~f.P~~~~o~:~~~e~!Jt~ee~~:I5 ~!~~:,~s:~::::~::hurttoseeH ~~:>;~~i~oe~~-n Golf Tourney NFL football I NEWFOUNDLAND BUILDING•-'l:'-P'"' '. . ed to witness this game . Angel 'who may start at center ''The Babe loved that record. 8·15-A. llancy " Co. vs lm·1 !lob Hudson Mnd Don Dcult•Y! ·--- · ~-· Felldians arc supplied with half and Dick Maloney will play He wanted to be known as the Mot_ors. ' will lee off in tbe llally Haly I Six al'" un taJI in ; ~rt 15 g~nws th~ SAVINGS & INVESTMENT LTD 'I the best goalkeeper of lhe year, the inside positions. Angel is king of home runs fore1·er." Bro~· llllchell Job ~Ingles :llalch play this morn·! N~tiun~l fuolball L"ague this , Buck Pennell, while John a hard worker and wastes no · mg at lhe Club at 9.30. : Sunday with the Detroit Lions i ll!l.liO-~Sun•d.lv i Browne in the Irish nets was a time with the ball, Dick Ma· 9.30-Chas. R. Bell vs Gerald s. ·They will play 18 holes this aud the llaltimor Cols dashing i ~- Incorpomtcd 1936 •l I: close runner-up to him. Ioney, a little guy who some· s ft Doyle. 1 morning and then return to an· in the tele1·ised game over I I Both goalkeepers should get limes remind fans of "Pee Wee" SBJ'A 0 ball U.T.E. co. vs Mammy's other 18 this afternoon. Don CJON. 258 DUCKWORTH ST., ST. JOH~'S PH: 3101 " . ,. plenty of protection from the Hanlon, a great performer for ' i Bakery. Anderson is last year's witmer. In their first outing last I iU-CRr News and \' I two pairs of fullbacks, rookie St. Pat's In the fifties. Ma· Sunrlay the Colts stopped the j ' l Ioney's legs, no more than two The St. Bon's Athletic A6·1 Wednc da · World's brightest street lamp Los Angeles Rams 27-24, while Highligl ' Ru~s Brake and l'eleran Gor· don Breen hal'e been playing weet long, start running from senior softball series 7 00 B s . is in West'Berlin and is equip· lily G - the starlin~ whistle and don't will~ociation's get underway this Sundav · - rownmg-l·~·-I arve)' I'S 'f-erlt~ -ri~ir;;~;:=====~~=====::7;::::::::;;;;;;;::.;~? ·~·lle!:ional Roundu ; I ~tcady ball for the Double . thh . Sept. 24, at the Shamrock Fieid Ins.urance. ped wtih a 65,000-walt bulb. ' 1 StanshurrJ j Blues. At the other end of the stop unh e game I& over, starting at 10_30 p.m. with the Da1ly ~ews vs Can. Gen. . .,' field two junior Graduates, Dave Campus meeting College Electric C!1. Nearly 50,000 square m1les ' Ryan and Doug Phelan have • tl d · · · , . . of forest land are owned and At 114. " 1c secon game wtll d.l5-Burscv's 'lruckmg vs Gus i t d b th us d ! I been playing extremely well for take place with the other two w· t • Ltcl opera .e Y e · paper an ., l St. Pat's . Howe Out 1 teams in the league, the Sham· N~~ef~s British-American puslp mdtustry. t f tl I'd .. j The half lines have speed rocks and the Forum playing. Oil. . ~ven Y per cen o 1e 1 e- .. p!a)•ing experience. Felldlans Members of teams: raiSing force on earth 1:.0mes ! have three rookies. Doug I' With Injury · CAMPUS: D. Powell, F. 9.30-Standard lllfg. Co. vs from the moon, the rest being Hciuse will be the main pillar O'Grady, K. Grant, L. Cough· Steers Ltd. derived from the sun. ·'' I at? center half. He has been Ian, M. Greene, Jim Walsh, D. playing great ball all season ST. THOMAS CP - Gordie Trask J, Dalton, E. Berrigan, • I and will be fianked by rookie Howe of Detroit Red Wings was D, Nevllle, ' Nels Hollows)' at right half and taken to hospital ln Detroit SHAMROCKS: D. Barrett, J. ~ &nioothle Ed lltoyst at left half. Friday night after he was in· Bambrick, T. Manning, J. Walsh, COUNT YOUR FAMILY BEFORE YOU LEA VI ·. i St. Pat's have one of the finest jured In the first _period of an M. Kavanagh, J. Doyle, J. Law· half lines to break into fool· exhibition hockey game al!alnst lor, R. Murphy, P, Walsh, K. FRIENDLY ball in many a year. Hard Cleveland Barons. · Arns, w6rking Joe Browne will hlod Severity of the Injury could FOltuM: Jack Walsh Ed. Mwn center half position but not be Immediately detennlned, Quigley, W. Lawlor, J. Slaney,. might occasionally switch with Howe went down when he hit I P. Dunne, D. Ryan, N. Sparrow. OVA a forward and lend a hand up the boards in the Detroit end. H. Murphy H. Hutton, D. Chay· I. front. Pat 1\!rshall, last year's It I& believed he struck hls tor. MVP will play right half. He Is chest on the edge of the screen. COLLEGE: John PaUrey, ·:.:.-.a ...... I .. a hard man to out·fox · and Gus McDonald, D. Harvey, R. 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FOR SALE-1956 Vauxhall WANTED !or winter driving. Price STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS in good condition, cxcellcn; NFLD. GREAT LAKES FURNESS WITHY and CO., YOUNGMAN $250.00, Phone 36734. STEA!IISHIPS LTD. Lll\IITED DINING. •s.s. Novaport loading at "Newfoundland" leaving St. to assist in Control Pro­ LOST-A sum or money Josl Lounge 12 a.m . KIN! :Montreal September 23rd for John's for Halifax Septem· cedures, Foundry Dept. in the vicinity of New Cove St. John's. ber 15th and Boston September Grade XI essential. Pre­ Road, Water Street ncar TV Lllunge 430' BIG HAPPY S.S. Gowrie loading at Mon· lB. Leaving Boston Sept. 19 ferably 1 or 2 year~ pre­ General Pst Office' or on Boy! trea\ September 25th for St. and Halifax Sept. 23, due St. the Belt Line Bus. Will CONTEST John's. John's Sept. 25. Sailing again Memorial University Of Newfoundland engineering Apply the finder please return to •s.s. Gulport loading at Mon- same day for Liverpool. K. L. BROWNE owner-Gladys Jollimore - Win: 2 Weeks Newspal treal October 2/3rd for St. "Nova Scotia" tenvmg Liver· United Nail & Foundn· Telephone 91099, Glenbook NASSAU, .John's. • pool Sept. 22, due St. John's Girls' Home, Torbay Rd. Enr7 tu\lornH ·sERII •r.t.V. Sept. 29. Leaving for Halifax Special U11nct flll"b EXTENSION SERVICE FOR SALE - A'~ ·-·English I! •M.V. Dundee loading at Tor· and Boston Sept. 30, due Hall· J.h nrhadt:ht Cln~ma !iit'lllt 9 r,. TO-DA : I onto Oct. 2nd, Hamilton Oct. fax Oct, 2 and Boston Oct. 5. Pointer Il Fa:hf:. -:l!nntreal September 21st.. due CAN ACCOMMODATE Room· St. John's September 25th. Railway Service Every Monday, starting October l6th·.-For those who have a rudimentary everybody using hi; knowledge of French which they wish to improve by speaking the language. Applications are invited and ers or boarders in comfort- rl ::II.V. "Fau\'ette" sailing from and workshop. hut It covers the work done in Grades X and XI. will be received up to 5 p.m. able rooms with good meals. want tools ~·ou can '• Halifax September 22nd., due Station Room: Al21 Time: 8:00·10:00 p.m. Monday, October 2nd, for the Reasonable rates. For ac· an)' and all kinds o' St .•Tohn's September 24th. post of Inspector of Plumbing commodations Phone 72035. then cnmP to u; · M.S. "Bedford II'' sailing I 24 HOURS WRECKING 5. ADVANCED FRENCH (20 weeks): Tutor to be announced. and Heating in the Depart- aug24,lmth tools you nerd. from Halifax September 25th., I SERVICE Every Tuesday, starling October 17th,-For those who already have a working ment. =-:-=-::::::-::------due St. John's September 27th. knowledge of French I. It covers the work done in Grades XII and Xlll, con· PAIXTING and DECORAT· ::II.V. "Fatl\'ette" sailing from I Greasing and oil chang- centrating on the basic structure of the language. Applicants wil_l be expected ' IlliG for ail your exterior ., Halifax September 29th., due i • Sky Room: A102 Time: 8:00·10:00 p.m. t~ have . extens1~e knowledge and interior painting, st. John's October 1st. mg. A FreP. Texaco of plumbmg, heatmg and steam cieanin•. Prices reasonable elp Kin - Chief Helmet with every 6. ADVANCED CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH (20 weeks): Mrs. services and the ability _to write Phone 0 73974 or 37522 L: B. Reardon Certificat de Licence (2) (U. of Paris) Lectrice in clear and . c.omprehen~1ve re· Howell. aug2-l,lmth Grease and Oil change. ports. Ability to des1gn small sep21,1wk French. heating and plumbing sen•ices WINDOW BOXES and Sashes Thsy Want Every :Monday, starling October 16th.-An exclusively com·ersational course for would be considered an asset. Storm windows, made to those who already have a working knowledge of French I. Applicants are to apply in order. Phone 48494. Where To Stay Room A243 Time:· 8:00-10:00 p.m. their own handwriting stating . ------­ 7. CONVERSATIONAL GERMAN (20 weeks): ;\·Irs. H. D. Rosen­ age, education and experience. · TilE CENTRAL BARBER A !Jartng Balsam Hotel berg, B.A. Visiting Lecturer in German. The post is permanent and i SHOP-We are now operat­ pensionable carrying a present I ing 10 chairs, you can be BARNES ROAD Every Thursday, starting October 19th.-For those wh9 have no previous salary of $4620·100·4950. f assured of prompt, effie•· Situated In the Leart o! knowledge of German. The spoken word and correct pronunciation will be he City. stressed. It will Include an Introduction to German Folk Songs and Art Songs. The initinl appointment will· ent_. _sanitary service. ,No Playv1right Room: A33 Time: 8:00-10:00 p.m. be temporary for a trial period I wmtmg problem, 24 New Quiet. Comfortable Atmos­ of one year and the successful i Gower Street oppor tr! Ade· . . . j la1de ll!otors Ltd phere. 8. WORLD POLITICS I (20 weeks): Mrs. M. E. Summers, B.A., applicant w1l 1 be requ1red to ' · For Rtw· ,. ' ' ·: ;· . ,.. · c"mm•ss1ons. Write for • Excellent su1 I Every Wednesday, starting October 1Bth.-This course is designed for every­ .,COLOR" catalogue . and l ' ·Behavior Research. . GRAN~ FAllS, · · : .. , i ·_; Audrey, a friend and collabo· one who would like to know more about music, its composers and history. HflD. BREWERY 2547 · . • samples on approval. Desk • Attractive sa· i;::rator of Nora's since high school Special emphasis Is being placed on listening with the purpose of becoming I Z, Veribest Specialty, 107 :;:tlays, was also working In New better acquainted with a number of well-known composers. tiOJ INSEITID 1'1 TilE U.C:. Front St. E.• Toran to. For inte~iew 1 ~a·ork and the two soent off-hours Room to be announced Time: 8:30-10:30 p.m. 9.30 -11.30 i :;composing songs, They had one 15. PHYSICAL FITNESS (20 Weeks): Mr. M. Foster, B.A., Assistant CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN 2·00- 4.00 ~·~published but it didn't get off ae~232,S ...... '. ~·;.:the ground. Nora said, because Professor of Physical Education. IF CHAFE MAKES THE CLOTHES. ~::it was a blues number in the Every Tuesday, starting October 17th.-This cours~ provides the fundamentals · ,.; rock 'n roll era. of a physical fitness programme for adult men. The course consists of lectures '· , ~t They have no thought of giv· and practical experience In physical fitness. Wm. L. CHAFE . I ,,. :· .dng up their search for a play­ Room: Physical Education Building Time: 7:30·9:30 p.m . TAILOR I . -) wright. "I Intend to keep Jooldng TEA · :·until I find one," says Nora. 16. FOLK DANCING (20 weeks): Miss T. Gerstman, M.Sc. (P.E.) 4 HOLDSWORTH ST. ST. JOHN'S sep22,23 ·i· ' t :"There is a great demand for ' • I. Assistant Professor of Physical Education. • :·;musical comedies .. It's a good Every Friday, starting October 20th.-This Is a course of instruction In the · :,;: time now to try." basic dance steps and group dances of various countries of the world including 20. SOCIAL HISTORY (20 weeks): Mrs. R. V. Colman, ~I.A. h ...'•. Every Tuesday, starting October 17th.-This course will study of .t ·w, .··- among others, North American Squares, Scottish Reels, European Squares and som~ ~ JAIL SEVEN Kolos, and Israeli· Horas, (Maximum 24). ' · of everyday life through. the ages,. rel.aling it to the. general h1sttc ANGLICAN B1 Special Exercise Room, Physical Education. ~uildlng. Time: .8:00-10:00 p.m. . ground. Topics to be discussed Will mclude home hfe, food an ;-~ PARIS CAPl - Seven persons .. education. manners and beliefs. To be illustrated with !ilms. .00 p! •?}Including a general and a col· A Room: Al21 T1me: 8:00· 10· ' .~ onel Thursday night were sen· 17. SWIMMING GROUP I (20 weeks): Mr. D. Szvako, B.Sc. Lecturer . ' : . tenced to one to 10 years for in .Physical Education. . . ·· '. WELCOME WAGON REGISTRATION: · 'l'Won:Acm ..·: i~.::conspiracy to overthrow the de Every Monday and Thursday, starting. October 16th.-This course is designed You may register as an Extension student at Memorial Universit)', in. lh~ duties to b. . I . ~Gaulle government last April. HOSTESS for men and women who are non-swimmers. (Maximum 20). Office of the Extension Service, from 2:00 - 6:30 p.m. Monday to Fnda), i•ter o egm I ·=!Given 10 years of "criminal de· Physical· Education Building ... Time: B:00-9:00 p.m. September 25th. The last day for registration is ~ct~ber 6th, You rna)' reg· ne October 2:: l I I ~>;!tention" were Gen. Jacques Will Knock at your Door post if full fees are enclosed. Address your appltcahon to: TEA " I •·:.tFaure and . Col. Roland Vaud­ 18. SWIMMING GROUP II (20. weeks): Mr. D. Eaton, B.P.H.E., em e:irey, Both were stripped of mil· with Gifts and Greetings EXTENSION SERVICE, l M;A., Associate Professor .of.Ph,ysical.Education: · . . . !IIE!IIORIAI, UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND, Decemb1 '1 ' I '~lary rank and decorations, from Friendly. Bu liness .,._ Every Monday· and Thursday,. star.ting · October 16th.-This course IS des1gned ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. TEA em t •. • Neighbours .and Your for ·men and women who are beyprid the beginning stage but not advanced . . to ·hegiil ;.~~ GIVES LUNCHEON (Maximum 20), · · ; FEES: ·~'\' ::ivi.c and Social Groups l'WOM . ·~ LONDON ICPl - Gilorge Physlcal.Education Building ,·Time: 8:00·9:00 p.m • ·The fee for each full course, except First and Second tear Accountinfg, (or ·)Drew, Canadian high commis· Jn the occasion ~"£: · $20.00. There is a special joint fee of $30.00 for husband and wife, The ce shl j.sloner In London, Thursday ge•·e New Comer to the City, 19. CANADIAN ..HISTORY (20 weeks): Mr.- G. E; Pa~ting•' M.A., and Second Ycar Acco11nting will be $24.00. ~a luncheon !cir visiting Premier The Birth d a Baby; Assistant Professor of History. · · · · · · · -s: ·~Jean Lesage of Quebec and Mrs. PLACE: . Every Thursday, starting October 19th.-A s~udy of some of· the developments The classes will be held in the Arts and Administration Building, and the ;~sage. Premier Lesage is In PHONE . a~73, . 90943 in Canadian History,· Including the··Co~federatlon movement. Etlucation Building, on the. new University Campus. · ~~I!~IJ.D.-~ ,~ gf_ a. EJur.oP.~B!\-i. ,· ·' ··'an· d." 3SS~. . ·:. ~ . Roo"!.: :.• ~1~~ . •" · , · Time: 8:00·10:00 p~m. ~ur.-·:. . . . .· . . "' . . scpl9,23'

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.Fly To St. Pierre, Miquefon •' I, KINSMEN BILL ADAMS {Twin Engine Plane) I ·J; : Club$ * DAILY FLlGHTS ... $30.00 one wa\· p.m .• I Star of th1e Sea Association COUNCILLOR PollD.\\ Boys' Club 48-hour EXCUHSION $68.00 A Special Meeting of the Association POWER - Included Air Return, Room, Meals. TEST ,. will take place TO-MORROW, SUN­ LAWN MOWERS For reservations phone: ·':··s Hor~. BINGO I"") Newspaper DAY, September 24th at 2.30 p.m. $1.00 per Week Nfld. ~IRS. GEO. O'BRIEN-4·16I2 or 907975 or BURGESS CABS 3212 cAHA~V.S No Finance Charges Armature ; ; . Business: (Ncar Nfld. Hotel) • 1_. • 1 :l .., "'-'l!'Wt. SERIES No. 51 Works Re~. Cash Prices : 1 : -·b ~1"4 Admission of new members. r :·1 ~~,~ TO-DAY'S NUMBERS 38 SPECIAL WEEKEND TIME PAYMENT ! ', 'i ,..r, Report of the. Treasurer. FHOM $55·95 up • _i I\ "l'. Bambrick 48-HOUR EXCURSION •. , I Nomination of officers for the ensuing Street $12.00 Down - $10.00 ~lonthly. I N G ·o year. Dial 7191·2 aug5,1mth A large· attendance is requested. IS 44 47 69 BUILDING MATERIALS 6 . '. 42 56 72 E. J, MOTTY, OEt.\.Eit 15 19 PHONE 6127 30 40 54 67 Secretary. 1 FLOWER RILL CHESTER DA WE, Ltd. I~ 3.5 64 I 9 16 59 '""'=~~~====~ SHAW ST. and TOPSAIL RD. THE WOMEN'S LIBERAL J 65 .;..;_,__ For all your Building i ,. 14 14 41 53 Requirements call i 'I 10 li 36 52 61 For Sale by 80161 - 91171 A.SSO·CIATill'N .! ~2 38 60 68 W.ANTED --E~L""""EC-TR..,.IC_A_L-­ '' s Tender will he holdin~ a meeting, card ~ame and 13 25 ·lS 66 20 57 71 ------APPLICANCES 5ocial hour on MONDAY, September 25th ·:. ,.. First Class Stationary In the matter of the bankruptcy I ; 75 at 8.30 p.m. at the Laurier Club. ( . of Edward Cherwonlak I 74 !Engineer Tenders are invited for the HEAP & PARTNERS 46 63 purchase of a vacant residence, (NFLD.) Ltd. All lady liberal members arc welcome. For employment with the Iron Ore Company of containing shop, situate at Ben- Wiring Materials Wire and Canada at Labrador City, Carol Project, Labrador. nett Street, Bell Island, New- Cables, Motors: Starters, Must possess First Class Stationary Engineer's · Certificate (Province of Newfoundland) or cquiv· foundiand, the property of the Lamps, Switches, Lightine alent and have Grade XI education or better. bankrupt estate. I Fixtures, ~tc. To supervise and, as required, operate two oil Further particulars may be WAREHOUSE: PIUNCE'S ST. fired and one electrically heated high temperature had on contacting the under· DIAL 5088 WANTED ' Fo,~hf~ signed prior to the expiry date bot water generators and associated equipment. -·~·-~~---- •tn;: h:!> Also, to supervise the unloading, storage · and for tenders, october 5th, 196!. FIRE INSURANCE r. h~;~ 1f transfer of llght oil and bunker "C" fuel oil. The highest or any tender will _____..;...,....;;.;;;.._ "~ ran lort.· Second Class Stationary Attractive salary, liberal vacation policy, pension not necessarily be accepted. CROSBIE & CO., Ltd. "1;,r,, o! plan, group and hospital insurance. W. A. CRANE, '' u... fo~ Agents for Engineer . :! .\LL CO:\SOLA TION PRIZES HAVE BEEN For further particulars apply to: Trustee. UNDERWRITERS AT CUI~! ED. OFFICE No. Sin, P. 0. Box 354, LLOYDS. For employment with the Iron Ore Company of IRON ORE CO~IPANY OF CANADA, McBride's Hill, LOW RATES Canada at Labrador City, Carol Project, Labrador. 95 LeMARCHANT ROAD, St. John's, Newfoundland. DIAL 5031 :\lust possess Second Class Stationary Engin~er's ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. Certificate (Province of Newfoundland) or eqUJval· lepl8,19,23 ent and have Grade XI education or better. lelp Kin - Help Kiddies HARDWARE STORES To operate and assist in the operation of two oil fired and one electrically heated high temperature NEWFOUNDLAND: TOOL RENTAL hot water generators and associated equipment. ,, Electric Sabre Saws. Also. to assist in the unloading, storage and trans· . SERVIC~S ... Portable Sandel'9 and fer of light oil and bunker "C" fuel oil. Skill Saws. Attractive salary, liberal vacation policy, pension Watch Repairs Reasonable Rates plan, group and hospital insurance. PASSENGER NOTICES DARIUS & HISCOCK LTD. For further particulars apply to: S.S. NORTHERN RANGER General Hardware OFFICE No. 51:~, SAILING NOON SUNDAY Sporting Goods. IRON ORE CO~TPANY OF CANADA, !15 Le~TARCIIANT ROAD, AUTOMOTIVE s.s. Northern Randcr on the ERNEST CLOUSTON ST. JOliN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND. St. John's to Corner Brook Ser· LIMITED ' sepl8,19,23 vice will sail from the Dock McCLARY AUTO~IATIC ME;CHANICS Coastal Wharf Noon Sunday, WARM AIR CONDITIONING September 24th. DIAL 4I83 For employment with the Iron Ore Company of CEPORT Canada at Labrador City, Carol Project, Labrador. CONNECTION WEST RUN 216 WATER ST. l\1ust have a minimum of five years experience as PLACENTIA BAY-MONDAY GROCERS (Retail) rmE Automotive Mechanic plus two years a' heavy duty Regular 8:30 a.m. train leav· MOOSE HUNTERS ' J 1a1 and diesel trucks and tractors. ing St. John's Monay, Sep· L. HEALEY For further details Interested persons should apply tember 25th., will make con· Cross Roads and Water Street WEEK-ENDERS AVAlON CREDIT JEWELLERS to: nection at Argentia with 1\lotor . DIAL 3026 .\lake the Vessel on West Run Placentia ------­ IUTJ::R r\'1 ADELAIDt. PHONE 7819 PERSONNEL DEPARDIENT, Bay. !658 OFFICE No. 510, INSURANCE AGENTS IRON ORE COMPANY OF CANADA, CONNECTION GREEN BAY AND BROKERS NATIONAL PARK CABINS 95 LeMARCUANT ROAD, SERVICE YOUR 1-IEAD'.'U:\RTERS ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND Train "The Caribou' l'eaving JOB BROTHERS · ltp23,21!,28 st. John's 1:30 p.m. Tuesdal', & COMPANY Ltd EASTERN Columbian Club September 26th., will make con· Wate St t ' FOR IMPORT nect.ion at Lewisporte with. M.V. DIAL ~ ~t 4123 Noma on Green Bay Service . 26 8 •, LTD. ,. CONNECTION BAY RUN REG. T. MORGAN RESERVATIONS cn~ton ~aturday, September 23rd .. r,. Drrp PLACENTIA BAY INSURANCE Ltd• W~~NTED WEDNESDAY Temple Bldg,, P.O. "o1 168, • ! r;; R~1i~es. ' · Poli~.·m. Fall Series of Games with Regular 8:'0 a.m. train Jeav· 34I Duckworth St. sep5,lmth PHONE 3528, GLOVERTOWN I ,:nophone5 MANAGER Jo'OR A .SIIIALL OUTPORT ing St. John's Wednesday, SeP·i __.;,DI;;;;AL~8;;;;0,;;37~0..;o;:.r..;1.:.;15~6- .. , I c dress Syrt SUPERMARKET \ember 27th., will make con-~ , Rrcordm Jackpot, will commence nection at Argcnlia with Motor DRUG STORES Vessel on Bay Run Placentia ______...... ; __ ' ' · ASD We prefer a rtJasonamly young man with grocery ' , USES experience and a knoWledge of meat cutting. ' This supermarltet wlll be operated by . us as a Bay. M. CONNORS Ltd. 3001 10 300! 9 o'clock sharp, followed Prescriptions Pickup and division of our present business under our general FREJGHT NOTICES manager. For single men there i1 a good and delivery service. by Dancing. reasonable boa!'ding house and for a married man FREIGHT SOUTH COAST PHONE 2206 a new unfurnished house with modern convenience! SERVICE and will be provided by the company for i monthly Freight is mepted daily -at RADIO-TV REPAIRS COMMITTEE. rental of $25.00. This house will not be ready the Railway Freight Shed for i ---..;...-~,;..;..;;.;.;,;,;;... until December but the man Is required Immediate· p~rts on ~he South coast Ser·i GREAT EASTERN OIL . ty. v1ce, but m order to guarantee ~ 'OMPANY Ltd movement by this trip of the · · ' • The community bas an eight room Church of S.S. Bar Haven, freight must REPAIRS TO RADIOS, TV England school with all grades up to eleven and be at· the Railway Freight Shed AND ALL ELECTRICAL WANTED a. Government operated cottage hospital with a not later than 1:00 p.m. Tues· DIAL 3D01 to 3005 doctor In residence. er day, September 26th. ===~AP~P~L~lA;I\!~C~E~S==J!~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~ COOK'S ASSISTANT Salary will depend upon ,ability and. experience, but we have $·300.00 per month In mmd and any· FREIGHT LEWISPORTE· ' ~lust be capable of ~ooking ONE DAY one genuinely Interested will be sent to Burgeo ST. JOHN'S SERVICE each week. at our expense for a personal interview. Freight for Lewisporte • St. ·' All applicants should apply in ,the first instance to: John's Service via Lcwlsporte ' Twenty adults involved. and the M.V. Clarenville will ,, MR. WILLIAM WALSH, be accepted at the Railway ne 1 "Jt d . H. B. CLYDE LAKE LTD., ~~2 a' week. Freight. Shed Tuesday, Septem· J 175 WATER STREET, HURRYI HURRYI ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. · her 26th., from 9:00 a.m. to ' Excellent surroundings. 5:00p.m. aep23,25.27 ' Attractive salary. FREIGHT LEWISPORTE • CORNER BROOK SERVICE or interview phone between hours Freight for Lewisporte • 9F 7418 Corner Brook Service via too.30-1130 · ...... · (M orntng·) Lewisporte and the S.S. Spring· dale wlll be accepted at the LAST DAY!. . ~~~~ 4.00 ...... :...... (Afternoon) Railway Freight Shed Tuesday, September 26th. from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Wednesday, TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF September 27th., from 0:00 a.m. to Noon. TEACHERS FREIGHT NORTHERN · THE GIGANTIC LABRADOR SERVICE • Freight · for the Northern HEARINGS Labrador Service via Lewis· \I.A. dun porte and the M.V. Hopedale ~e of the e ck· WAREHOUSE REMOVAL WANTED will be accepted at the Rail· historicfal :On.~ and as ANGLICAN BOARD OF EDUCATION, Royal Commission O'n way Freight Shed Monday. Sep· ·. ST. JOHN'S . . tember 25th. from 9:00 a.m. to i 8:!10-10:00 p.JII· 5:00 P·'11· and Tuesday, Scp· 1 Requires Trucking tember 26th. from 9:00 a.m. to TWo · . Noon. duue TEACHERS for Elementary Grades SALE The Three Preliminary Public Hearings one~ ttobebegin (A) one October 2nd. (B) in St. John·s of the Royal Commission on ONE c o r 23rd. · . Trucking will·take place in the Sir Robert AT BAINE, JOHNSTON'S begin ~EACHER for Grade 4, duties to Bond Memorial Auditorium on the Mez­ ecember SD, ONE 1st. · . zanine Floor of the Confederation Build. duties~C~R for High School Grades, ing on· wednesday, Thursday and Friday, WHARF egtn January 8, 1962. September 27th• 28th a~d 29th. . . Ap li TWo MUSIC TEACHERS. (E,ntrance between S. Milley and Canadian Bank of Commerce) p cation should he sent to: Hours: 10.00 a.m. to' 12.30 p.m. I . SECRETARY, · . and .2.30 p.m. ·to 5.00 .p.m. each day. , \ . . 'BXgUcan ~oard of Education, • . F. MAXWELL ROWE, AMPLE FREE. PARK,I.NG . , I ...... ,. ~ , ., .. l • • •• Road, , ·~, • • - ' • -';> • .~ 1 ,~ • <.',, I • •..,· '" ' -.u,~.zfollege, :Pennywell . Telephone 951391 · Secretary. 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-THE DAILY NEWS, ST.. JOHN'S, NFLD., SATURDAY, SEPTE~IBER .21 , I h D. E. ! AT TH E :African · YOlll ARE DRIVING DON'T BURN 1 SJG'~~... t 1 Party Leader NEW FROM 'd BLIND! or I ~rQ .l, 1 By DAVID oANCIA KO T0 West.em Nfl . . DESTROY df OF I LO:\'DON CCP) -Kenneth' . ,' J'~ THB Kaunda, _say his frie~ds, is a ·2 - Of National President I YOUR LEAVES I ANDCQ OOK' ~~~~~tc~!r~~~n sl~~~~~n.ln a des· ~· I ~,.,.,.,. D Others say this dark-skinned VERSATILE, ~EER LAKE-September 14. heard it played, never had it and i p~e.sident. of N~rthcrn Rhode· 1~, was a Red Letter day in sounded better. The War 1\!cm· • 1' I s1a s Umted. NatiOnal Indcpend· LOW-PRlCED th ·annals of the history of the orial, she said, Is one of the ( •• GARDEN I . ·ence party IS a rabble rouser, c~ack Chapter of the I.O.D.E. most impressive she has seen. THE ~1 URHES !Ga~~ster boss, a moderate or. a COPIERS roTill D~r L k 111 R bin Na Following the ceremony the · RUBBISH 1. , k 1 rehgwus person profoundly lll· tit~\ :r:;idc~t p~id ~~~·firs~ pnrty proceeded to the Town i , , . When you tum l.fl a p- I 1 Lcs 1e ~1. 1 uc , fl~enced by th.~ Gandhian prin· \'i t to the West Coast of New- Council oHice where they mel er at your side or m the bnclr : 1 Cloth ...... $3.00 CI~Jes of non-:wlence. 1 1 fo dland A party of seven with the Town Manager, Mr. sent-f(Or even one or two second& Turn them into· valu- Paper $" 50 I feel he Is the ne~rest ap- USED CJ • ' · Gu . Small and Mr. A. L. Small. It wkes only a split second. for , · ...... · '"'' proach to a natural samt I am by I D 1\!avor The visitors' your car to swerve o!T tho high· able fertilizer by using QUEbN OF THE 1 ever likely lo meet. •• wrote one I mfber~, ~eadledc ~:rs. r· ~ut' I I Co,sh, atmna ounc1 or or I e ~ : ·.• b, 1\l' R b' . wn:v or intc another lane .. , 1- t "'t) k t RI\TER 1British admirer in a letter , I Western Newfoundland, and book was stgncu s 's. o '" lrnffic. ' 'cr osan . .. I' c. p g. . . ublishcd b The Guardian of M~. 0. B. Woods, Regent, met son nnd 1\!rs. Humber. T\~e I .w.ralf 1,... c.. &/11)1 c,... , Roy Saunders . . $4.25 ~ranchester Y 5 : I distinguished visitor at the next stop was at St. . ·• ! But mosi of all Kaunda him- I th~ ~:m or THE SANDS OF ' Dqer Lake Airstrip. The party United _Church Hall, w tere.l - T r • r self gave the im ~ession duri a No. ,·I dr~ve to the Hotel St. G~orge after bemg welcomed on be:: PI •.~N ~IAHRIAGE ACT0-5 lh. can $2.f:),j DU~KIRK . a recent intervic~· that he's ~~ VERI FAX BANTAM COPiER . '' and after a short rest contmucd half of. Cormack Ch~pt~r. h~ ' · •· '""'' .,., ~~otbnd 1.\P~- The 'process is simple Richard Collwr .. $4.25 extremely worried man who B :•] 1 Mcdol only S148DO to .Corner Brook, where nl the · ~Irs. Cotsh, ~Irs. Robmson ad· A \all, attractive Norwegmn THE BRITISH feels he has been lei do 11 n (letter-size C'ap:tttl~} I, Glynmill Inn, welcome was gil'· I drc~scd the women assembl~d., ,,. . ..,1· .\nderson. announced ask for details. . "! put my faith in Britai~ and en~ by members· or the Eliza be· 1 In her address .Mrs. Robm·J he1· engagement Th_ursday to; DESTROYER. my people but their faith in IJWl Chapl'r of that city. Soon! son brou::~t to. hct hcar~rs an David i\lacmillan, llmd son of T. D. l\lannmg $8.50 me." said the African nationaJ. I 1 l ar(er, the part~· marie a tour of, arcount o~ the mtense scope of :.Sir Gordon lllacmill~n .. on_e of TilE DONKEYS ist who now is strnl!~ling for an Attractively color styled. Make exact-size copiss ~~·t.:J the' c:!ty ami at Cit~· Hall were wnrk camcd on by th.c ~hapt~rs i Britain's m o s I dts~lllglllshc~t , . • ~ end to rule hy Em·opean; in . trimming. Oiler other convenience ieatures ... PlUS ;j met b:: :llayor Alli~on Bugdcn: throu~luml the Dmmmon. She, ~olllicrs. Sit' Gordon ts hc,:cdl· Alan Chuk ...... $n.OO :-:o1·thcrn Rhodcsi<~ . and 11 thcr city officials. : strr:c the ;:atherin~: of twcnty·.•ix: dcm~nd renewed and mcrca.r.d I , . '' '' I LeO"clte Blythe $5 50 Kaunda - pronounced Kah-1 Copies of most anything-incltl!ling pen, mycP. col;;s ' ·~ wql!lcn wa~ scn·cd a delicious I scmce~. AMSfERDA~T li\PI - T110 410 WATER STREET. h · ' oon-dah - said he studied the, ... lu:ichcon. After the toast to · A vole of thanks was prnp!~S· , forme Em·opcun queens _left 1 Phone 432~. St. Jolm's 1 SATli HN OVER document and couldn't help con·' O!iler imporlant cop)'ing "ex~ras" the Queen. words of welcome! cd by ~lt·s. ~- G~uch~· who saulj· het·e T h 111' s rl ?.Y fot· Pckmg.: :THE WATER . eluding it was weighted ag<~in~t ke~ were addressed to ~Irs. Robin· I tlt31 after hslenuu: In an ad· Queen ;'llolhet• Ehsnhclh of Bel· 1 ------·------J B p .· tl o~.3 ~0 him and his followers. He fell SEE these new Verifax Copiers in aclion. Sr.s r,,;,.,l(;·1,,. ~OJ) and yjsitin~ menthcrs hy I rlrC$5 of such quality, ~ 0 . •bi~·l !lium. fl.i, and her ~5-year-old 'I NO MILITARY POLICE • · IICS Y .. ;.. 'i' . save time, money in your office. Call for a demc,~ 1 :o:ir: .::;, M~. Coish, National Councillor 1 or~s~nteli h,v our Nattona~ 1 dnu~l~ter. former Ilnh~n Quee~ _There w~~ no reg~lar\y con· TilE COUPLE \\ HO United Federal party, which ~rid also by Mrs. A. Hum1Jer. Prestdcnl-all must feel con i ~.1m le ·! 0 ~e. departed 10 a Rus I ;;lttulcd mthtary poltce corps , \V ANT A BABY now forms the government in Rc~cnt of Elizabethan Chapter. 1 \'inrcd of the l!reatncos a.nd : Sl~n atrh~~r for n th.re~-w~ek in the United Stales Army be· 1 , 7 the central federation-an area All felt also, to ha\'e I of the I?DE 111'1\'nlr "1''' at th.e fore 1941, tlut the tradition of I P. " arner, inclmling Nyasaland and the. nPli pri\'ile~:ed juslifica~ion _wl~tch i IOVII~llon ~1. present Lady Outcrhridgc who I has Cor lis ~wtto Patnotlsm Iof t h ~ Commumst Chmcsel duty, service and security dates I ~l.D ...... $4.75 two Rhodesias. ' \\"BS at the time visitin!( Corner, through Scmce'. The chan~cls Womens Association.· back to January of 1776, when THE QUEEN AND ' He called lor 11 non·violer.t Brook. Lady Outerbridge was 'I of ser\'icc. arc man~· and_ \'aricd. - a "provost martial" was ar· 'IIER CHILDREN struggle in an effort to wrin~ 1 ~I instrumental in rc-organizi~g atlll ~ot. the least t.oueht~~ a~d 1chapter as ~ memento of the I pointed by General George · · ' (') O1 concessions from the ·British 1 L I IT ED the IODE, several years ago, 111 convtnemg, 7\lrs.- Gruch~ ~aHI. ' haopy occaston. i W:~shing\on, according to the Lady Peacock ...... $-.0 I gol'ernment. DISTHI BL'TOHS FOB "!\OD \h .. IX ..:~ ith .. this pro1•incc. was the presenltll!! o~ a cheque II Afternoon t~a was scri'Cd. Encyclopedia Britannica. ! • I "I prayed thai lh~re would he '"·: 1 NEWFOU~DLA~D .•,- · Mrs. Humber presented Mrs. fnr $2,000, to Prct_mer .small· All wer~ pleased to have. also., , ~o. incidents leading to human , .... o I & ( Ltd Robinson with a gift from her) wood toward the Ftrc Dtsas!er as specml ~ucsl, 1\lrs. F. R. !\IE ~SURE FALLOUT I( (S 0., • InJUrY. It wns nnt [Q he so." , .'j.~ 11 • 'Z • .: chi.ptcr, as a memento o( her I Fund. Cormack Chapter, wtlh I Clark. member.-of a Halifax 1 TORONTO CCPl _ '11tc 011 Violence erupted. Schools wrrc 'I:.· Ti~t. which she graciously ac·' a!l the othe~s. w~s pleased to chapter .•and Cartbou c~a~~er.'tario he a t h department a· sc_t ablaz.e. Th~!·e were clashes ----- ·.. · ------... ·:.. 1 The BOOkSellerS -·. ccpted, \'Dicing her pleasure at I hal'~ a ;hare tn lh1s most rccc~t 1 St. .Johns .. wl!o was VIS!Itn~: · nounccd Thursday it wilt begin , ~ ll'llh p~llce. :o;mctecn African> lhut wm1hl girc \he nationalists · "The word nwdmlt ucl• ~~·t: bejn1: present with this ~·oung·l scmcc ?Y. the pcrs~nal touch I het·e at ~Ius t1me. issuing today a daily reading of, Spm 442a or 2008 or 3191 1 w?.re k11led. . undisputed eunlrol of ~n1·crn· different nwonin~ m ·~ :.. -:...... est' provincial chapter, On re-~ of the Nattonal Prestdc_nl. Th~ 1 Full.owm!( the lea and con· radioaclil'e fallout for Metropnt-1 1 Rcl~\1ons between .\!ncan:- men! when the new consti:ution Here in llnl,in il's um"r· to Deer Lake all pro· fOtc of thanks was the party returned ilan Toronto. Deputy Health! and . a1:e hecommg is put into operation. sidcrrd a cnnw'n cmarr., · '.!~-~ tufnin~. unantmousl~ 1 ''~rsattnn l'.uro~;ans 11 c:eeded at 3.00 p.m. to the War 1 enclorscd. . wtth ::llrs. Robtnson to the St.: :\linis\er Dr. w. G. Brown said , Th L' k A cmblllerec!.. he s:nd. SEES OTHEit SIDE i · M~morial where. in attendance Mrs. COISh exprcsse~ Iter George .Hotel and at 6 P-~· a_c·l the daily bulletin will allow the I I 1 The Bl'llis)l gOI'CI'nm~nt has llr. ~largel-y Pcrh<~m. ~ fellow : "Rul in .\frk;o, if to an err ~ I ey e I ,..·ere two members of the Can· thanks lor the co·?pcrntlon of 1 companied her to the mrstr1p. public to trace the fallout trend : M B B 1<1~1~ounccd It 1s prcp3rcd to of Oxford's :\ulfield Collc;!e aud · hra1~ded a mod 1-ratr. irs the city. ' adian Legion, .Mr. A. lilac Don· the two ch~plcrs !n the plan· I where she enplaned by E.P.A.I during the current nuclear test: 3 n tO e 055 , ha1 e. another look at Ihe con· · l h.l£ 't IIY ro lllem ngger- appmcss. •and 1S able to g11·e them sup· !larry :\,;umhu:a. have O1~ LOCATION ONLY women o ap • r . Th . · · . d · · . . · of "1 don't think women want e C~JSIS 1hls 1e 10 a ~enes 'port mternal10nally." . . Canadians casualties at to undertake the responsibility of char ,es a~d conn tel·: charges , Sl~c contends the n!n>l logiCill · In l!l.iil. 1\:tunda koi! 1i2 DUCKWORTH STHEET · f , . • • b about the Aft1can leadc1. coutsc would be to g11·e the Af. ~ :-llwmhnla :111<1 lii'lmlcrl :r( This woul1 o n pi tnctpa 1s JO . Katln""' ··t· th . . . ·. . I f . . 'to one-thl "They arc much happier "" s c11 Jcs. say e I'!O· ncnns real rcsponslbihly 1c ore' pioneered h,- Prc;ider.• 18,000,000 worl;inn under the direction of lencc was p~cmcchtated and In· th~ moderate Kaunda is pushed· mah of Gh:, 11 ;1 11~ . ~. t~nded .to fnghtcn o1·dmary Af. as](le by more ruthless leader· proposed cnn.:•i.••:rn. EXERCISE a man. mto supportin" the drivr ship tl " · Diefenbaker ii \'ancoui'Cr school trustees- nc<~ns. . o . • • . • , 1C ,,e11 z·.. 111.'' 1.,1·. p.tr.,.· ... are Proud to AnnouncE~ the Introduction of I for mdepcndrnce. fn th1s war Jo.:aunda h1mself apprc"ml•s: f1'ccl a ll'lll

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