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'i(, -~ '' '] 'I,, THE DAILY NEWS' JS~~~ ' ' . Vol. 6~. No.2 ,ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1958 (Price 7 cents) Charles Hutton &: Sons m lbania RefuSes Releas!!Venezuela: • ' . orce ,cvo t rus e n~ni!ter. in Al~anla fatled 13ter Shtylln. rana since 1946,-when two.,. Brit· " I ------"'"'"''_Qt.,,~::.,.,~,:.,.m~~.~~.~!~1 r 10 3 rr:m~e the relense 1:olO PtmTEST ASKED ish destroyers hit mines In Corfu _,. --· •, in Albania of a' AuthorilntiYe British eources Channel off t!ie Albanian coast. ,. "----~-~~-,...,...- .. ~ ..... ~--· . · . llrlti'h trnnsport said france has not been asked The plane, a DC-4 Skymoster T Jr an;! its crew of elx, ? Brit· to protest to Albania ovr the. de· owned bye. a private British 'Govt. Tro.ops !crd&n ,,ff:c<' s~krsman an· tention of the six Britons ~nd the freight and charter firm, lntle· 1: n:ur>rlny mght. plene. forced down by Albanian pendent Air Tral'el Llmllccl. wns /, t~: l 1ative -~~-·~-.-·-- . 5>',;u 1·-,:1n ~aid the French lighters :\ew Year's Eve at Va· I forced down after allegtdly vi· v·•- ... "'7·•'"" .. In Ttr;•nil, Lou!!\.. Keller, lona, on the southwest coast of'l olatlng Alhonlon · olr spDce nml and .-\1\\inian authorities, the Comm\tnlst slate. Ignoring elgnal! frllJTl Albnnion I h'd M\ )·et hecn able to. French dlplomnts In Tirana, :lighters. .\ Capture Rebels ~n~ l't • arrawnwnts lor the re· , .~lhanla's co~ital, nr~ mnklng In- 1 France already hos Informed l cJ :.~~ 3inrnft nnd its crew. quiri·:s for Britain. France nnd 'Britain that the six detained Brit· C.\TIAC.\S, \'ene?.uelo 1.\Pl -: ar.:10unced that the leader o! thG 1 frt~C:1 L1;1·i~a office spo!;es· : 1\:Jly nrc the only Western coun-/pn! - lncht!llng an air hostess - President ~larcos Perez Jiminez insurrection hod been caplUTl'O · lhe ne~t election will come. It i.' 1 'll L -. R F I 1 I os~ng p-0 oliil COIJ.'idmJ likely in till'· MOsqowL\Pl-:So'.'i.et citizenslarticlcs wer~n~;-:1. Pravdalamutlcrofkopeksnfrom.2.0tto ace or e ' ' . 1 ary I . ·'Prtnf:. 'Icirrnecl Thursday tl wtll cost 20 sal, at controllmg illegal tral·i' t11·o rubles a pound loaf-50 cenls . . f But wi•.lt unemployment rnn· per cL·nt m11re for vodka and lie" and win help in "the strug. at the official xchange rate.- 1 i l\i;ro:-;. :\.Z. 1Rcu:Cr:, olioulu ~ct us lit ere. hut if neces· · 'fhe team reported the\' 'ap.l netic pole. The team malic the ning higher than usunl and the' wines !rom now on and the cost gle with speculators." This was I Thee announc~ment br~ke a : H. h·· Dr. Vil'l~n Fuc'ts I ~nrv 1.".' will abandon o11e ve· 1peared to have era! sed mo~mtaln I BOO· mile ronnd tri~ In two weeks. 'economy appa:cntly lc1·elllng. off of automobiles and a lew other public recognition . of a black pattem of gradual reduction of r l:dmr1nrl 1!\llary ad·· hide." Th•? thin air on the 11,000 1 ran{les 3 000 feet 19!gh which were I ,The Japanese expedition's ice· ; fh c Pro;:r~sSI\'c Conservalll'es itms 1s going up, too. market here In consumer goods.j the cost of ll\'lng. Unlike the }htrs ST. From Daily News. Fi -· Cuwro 1!100 7\\ 71'1 '1'1'1 QUI Cl>lb 4300 Jm 24 )3\i + 1\\ 'l'OJWNTO CL<>SING ~TOCU ··~ 31 3l 31 4 • Qua COp 2600 21 J7 27 -1 He COtlr ~ - Q"a , ·b ~ 1 1 1 - •.•· •1 n.. CautJaa _Prtll Dt Coor 21'1 34 n 31 ~ • ~ ~ ~ T•raa~ &totlli EJ.olluct-Jaa. 1 1916 nlodem 714 4 4 4 - \i Q !detol 2900 70 70 70 +' (Quotation.a ln cenll unlu• marlcd t. Ill!> nt· 11\\ \' Quiaton 20 11 11 U -I> r-4l • FRIDAY, JANUt-. ... ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND The Daily News ) .-: ...... ~------rowne oses arvey an US, ' I gun was at 12 >tt was then 1 lock' houae New Eledion noon gun. ays Foundation ning I said as not fired mg the gun :;id "nG it ww what rojed A((epted For Clarenville 1 the old !Statement released by the' other persons for appointment hJcl the Jh'll \\' J. Browne. min.ister without portfolio : Honourabl~ :.tinister of ~luni·: to the Council by the Lleuten· ut a new the rctlu"l C<:binet. .;nid yesterday that he {avors cip:;J Af!airs and Supply Con· i ant·Governor In Councll. I pulled on cr·,·ning the Ciarcnville Election As none of those nominated fc>c i thr old Fi:tll the cle\'elopment of St. John's Harbour on :\o\'cmber 12. 1957): on the second day are legali) lt was all e h"' b:cn proposed by the Foundation Com· T h;rvc deferred anv formal 1 in office and as both Mr. Gard· 1 \ ;:,;tl c,(a~c;lJCnt concerning· the last iner and ~lr. Gulliford have, lu prime 31 d plans · 110'.1' pl\'lng between here the end of next week. ·ate from the plant here. 1 t .1 rc''II!Jr weeki'" spin! of hope for the future. 'IJ'1 N' ht r h h' d d d I I t 1Je c1 u 1 J a 1 s " ' . II . th' th l Due St. 1 ·Division. USAF; Colonel J1iflt· .;II,ng again The ! Zellerbach Plan z-rd E. Decker, D.F.C.. Ba&e Grand Falls THE RF.V. ROBERT LOWDER SEABORN, Commander; Commander J: H. M.A., B.D., D.D. The general managers of New-' bach f1rm in San Fra~cisco will would usc 1,250,()1)1) cords of wood Bovey, D.S,C.. canadian Naval foundland's two paper mill,, 'Thu- begin early tliis year to study the each year and the company Commander· Wing cammatidet During the JBOnth of December the Bishop rsday praised efforts by Premier possibility of establishing a paper ,would pay t~c gol'ernmcnl $1 a: G. R. N. Hunt, Officer Cqfri. of Newfoundland, His Lordship, TheRe\'. John Joseph Smallwood to interest ~111 and aplant to turn out a spc· cord. In addttiOn the government, (Continued on page 14} :; Crown Zellerbach Corporation in Cia! chemical pulp. I would rcce1ve $2 for each squ~re I ~ · A. Meaden, M.A., announced that the Rev. Robert building a third mill in this prov- Premier Smallwood and tile mile of ground rented. This would and the ~outheaslern region · cf Lowder Seaborn, M.A., B.D., D.D., has been 'ince. company's Cnnadian heJd. P. T. amount to about $10IJ,(){)I) annu· LabPador. ; > appointed as a~sislant Bisnop of Newfoundland. General ~tanager Albert Mard Sinclair, said Wednesday night ally. If the plants are built. PrerrtJel' tin of the huge Bowater plant at the mills would eventually pro· Timber would be 'upplicd to Smallwood said. they would:em· Corner Brook said it would be "a ducc 400 Ions of newsprint and the company under 99-ycar re· ploy about 4.000 men. .'a leavin& Dr. Seaborn wils rector of St. Mary's, Kerr-is ~n~ther grand thing for l\cwfounland' If up to 2,000 tons of pulp a day ncwablc leases. They will cover 5,()1)1) would be needed m; tbr dGc St. John'J dale, Vancouver. in the diocese of New West or Halifax and a 'fine conoanv" like Crown Mr. Sinclair is also a vice· pres. ICrown land in !"cwfoundland, woods. These f1gures would;~ dur· Halifax minster, B.C., at he time of his new appointment. Zellerbach established a mill. !dent of the U.S. company, They mostly in the southern region, likely be reached for 10 ye~: Feb. 13. The Archbishop of Quebec, the Most Rev. 'We will pass along whatever 14 "nd • Information we have at our dis-~ 1r. St. Jo Philip Carrington, Ill.A. Litt,D.. D.C.L., B.D., po,al. Metropolitan of the Ecclesiastical Province of T. R. Moore. 1·ice . president and general manager of the An-~ !land lcavinl Canada, has not yet set the time and place of con· glo - Newfoundland Development DAY. SPECIALS due St. Jolin'l secration of the new ass1stant bishop, who is not Company ln Grand Falls. said for Hallfa:t expected to arrive in Newfoundland until April the firm is "an excellent com· CHECK FLANNELETTE b. 8. due . pany, highly diversified in the J Boston Feb. or May. pulo and pnoer field.'' Miss O'Keefe wa! one of the oldest\ residents of the town 1 1 member oftbe Grand al 1uperintendent, divisional EILEEN WALWYN. c nnd when rescued from the bulldln« she was sufferlng · hoiJ~int and· Tennis clubs lupelintendent, assistant t~en GDvernmcnt House, from second .degr~ burns and shock. She showed signs of •'llfit~<~t "' ~emberahlp iro the era! logging superintendent. and recover~ despite ~r age but yeo~terrlay evening she took a I St. John's, ~IOttra Society of Fore~! En· the newell promotion which lJanuary 2nd, 1958 .. tAd iD the Woodlands took place on Wedneaday. relapse and passed away • .. ·.~ .... - -- ... ·~ 'Now, Where's the Wheel?- THE' DAILY NEWS In The News Newfoundland's Only Morning Paper / By WAYFARER The DAILY NEWS h 1 morolni paper Gra1 established in 1894, and publlsbed at the NOTES AND COMMENT whlch ia available to the News Building, 3~~3~9 Duckworth Street, :->ew efforts to have the full maximum degree to the cit!· facUlties of the WOllam Car· zens of every other province. GRAND B~~·~ St. John's Newfoundlanrl, by Robinson & the lUA son employed' on the Argentia The l•ct that the distance be everyt Company, ..i.lmlted. route are 1 tribute to the tween Newfoundland and the malnla nd I~ greater than the Ch ristm 1! mood MEMBERS OF THE CAN.o\DIAN PRESS persistence of the Board of !or the cl The Canadian Press Is exclusively entitled Trade. Yet we doubt that they trip a.cross Northumberland ,.naben"•with us tor Strait Is not 1n adequate rea· to the use for republication of all news will prove fruitful. One reasop as In most is \he fear of the Department son for refusing to Newfound Bert. tb despatches in this paper credited to it or to nitie5 across the Associated Press or Reuters and also the of Transport of whe.t may be landers a service that Ia read· ily available to Prince Edward U·on people local news published therein. said if the millions of dollari na · · spent on the improvement or Islanders. n awaY from· e rrtvlng back Ali Press service and featur'e articles in the harbour at Port aux Bas· • • • a th . I be with elr YEAIL'f SUBSCRIPTION RATES this paper are copyright and their reproduction ques should have been laid The p•rticular term of un Is prohibited. out to no useful purpose. All· ion thEA w1s responsible for e feslil'e sehalsogn .. anada $12.00 per annum other is that the Terms of the building of the Carson the fioer t n s .' beCause it brtt nlted Klnidom and all Union will bind the Federal and one of the most remark· Member Audit Bureau Of together In Forelp! CountriM ...... $14.00 per annum Government to· the provblon able series of blundera in of another car ferry for the of the home 11 Circulations. Canadian political history Autbor!Jed ucond elus null Post Offic• Cabot Strait route If the Car· there will h · epartment, Ottawa. was conceived in a moment of son should be pemooenUy di· visionary enthusiasm. This of their occt verted to the Argentla service. reasons. who FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1958 foresaw 1 great paved high· . .. . w&y across the island and their loved The hope has been that the thousands o! tourl!ts rolling hri!:tm~;s, and at t Much has already been spent and Conservative Government may through the lovely valleys of', thinking cspeci: be persuaded to do what the · the west ooast amid all the "~ ....ver theY may much more will be spent in the pre too will enjoy ~ The Third Mill Liberals ·refused to do. But comforta of the mainland .· ' liminary stages of planning the utiliza no minister will fly into the highways. It overlooked the ~.;, 11 m., in full I ~ The real significance of Premiei tion of the tremendous power potential face of the considered advice fact that there is 1 aerviet the rush am • and ou: i Smallwood's announcement about the of the Hamilton River. It is of his permanent counsellors,· required by 111 the peoplt of r~ason particularly if they can con· .,,·stem reac ~ Agreement that has been made with this province, 1 service th1t able to argue that the construction of vince him . that to keep the gives th~m r~latively cheap about to ~ut i the Crown Zellerbach Corporation is the access road to Knob Lake and the Carson on the Argenti I..RY "' NFL JANUARY 3 1958 ·,, •• ::&;iill!lll&llilmili!IIIIIIBIIIB!ilfli!IMIIl~~.~,-:':~!JIJJJtii,!:"JF-~clr:-~~--- News ~ Grand Bank . BAKK. Dec. 24th- were taken by Garnlah resident! it's estlmaetd that thirty to GR ~\D nJght before Christ· Iand another wu ahot by a real· forty thouaand qulntall of fish th~ el'er) bodv Ia In dent of Lord's Cove. However, could have been added to the NHE£L 1001 al ·- ~, mood a·nd spirit I there are still many who are Burin Peninsula imhore catch ChTJl'T,r the climax which still looking lor their first shot. had adequate fresh bait stocks parini 'h , tomorrow 'Ihe fmt Caribou ever: k!lled I been available u fish remained bt 1111 11 . . 1 . h I 11 10 most other com· on the Burin Pentn!\1\a was ! at abundant. until late fa t. Some acrn THE DAILY N"'.uS,IOYY ST • JOHU/, ... s, NFLD., FRIDAY, JANUARY 61 Personal Chit-Chat JETVRNED TO CITY gamea beiln at 10.00 a.m. ln· Mr. B. Coll!na, Brownsdale atead of lD.SO a.m. FOR THE LADIES Hot~l, who visited Rare Bay over: the Chrlatmu aeuon,, re. VISITING * turned . to 'the city ori Monday. Mr. Donald Hollett, bualn"• man !rom Burin; and hl8 nephew ON l3USINESS EDITOR'S NOTE: The Famlly Councn conslsta ot Mr. Hubert Granter, buslness Mr. Thomu Buffett of Grand Style 1 Bank arrived In tM city on Sweater Swim Suits In udge, .a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor maru from Badger's Quay, is at women • editor and two wrltel'!l. Each utlcle Ia a ~ present v!altlni the city on bus!· Wedneaday on bualneu ~nd are n actual caae h1st11ry. The Couocll reporta oD problelliJ ness; reglste~d at the Newfoundland Hotel. ~l'e beco dealt with by responsible a&cnclea and counse!ora. . . , ::lfRS. T. S.-Cli!ford can't get[ you If. you don't dress wen ARRIVED SUNDAY FROM TWILLINGATE Mrs. R. Rendell of Corner 1 over his broken heart. : haven t got a big new Mr. and Mrs, Bennett Oxford Brook arrived here by \he el· CLIFfORD s.-1 can't face· could never make out ol Twllli~ate are visiting the press no Sunday on a bus!ne~s life without her. girls because I don't have city and aJ:e regl!tered at tile 'rip: • • • dough. '•. Brownsdale Hotel. Mrs. Bennett is here for medical treatmMt. MRS. T. S.-~fy son is a • • • TRANSFERRED fine young man of 23 and he is THE COUNCIL:-Prcpare suffering so much from n a shock, Clifford. Mr· G. Sundstrom, divlsloMI LEFT FOR QUEBEC I errgineer with Imperial Oll broken heart that I am ;;elting It's not "people," but Mr. Thomaa Janes, who spent almost frightened about what who put this overwhcL Limited In Ncwfoundlnnd has Christmt>S with friends In St. 1 been transferred to Winnipeg. I he will do. value on dress, money and John's left here on Monday to He was going with a gir.l for big new car. \fr. and Mrs. Sundstrom, and return to his work in Quebec. thelt two chlldren, leave here I four ye;:rs and a year ago they · . If you look around, vou 1n Jar.uary 12th, to take up res!· became engnged. His father and find plenty of men who CONGRATULATIONS I approved. very much of the have all thla equipment lcnce ln Winnipeg. who "make out" · h · Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crowther, m"tch. But at the last moment Wit gir!s Portugal Cove Road, are re the girl w<,lkcd out on him and j are res!peeted by the wort:· IPENING GAMES ceiving congratulations !rom . d h genera . their many friends on the birth marne anot er man F The Ladles Curling Rink That Was several m.onths ago . h or some reason, >·ou do 1pe111 today with bonsplel! both of a son at the Grace Hoapital anri he can't seem to break out 3 ~e ;~~ug; ~espcct [or 1 1 this morning and afternoon. The on Boxing Day. 0f his depression. He never had I se \\I_. ou t ese thmg! fr1·ends " · 11 d . th are h :Jfruld . to face the . cspccJa y unng ese ..11 0 last few ycnrs since he bec:.me "'. . nothmg but > "' (7a fb. American Menu so engrossed with this girl. I dlVlduahtJ>. Yo.u thltJ. t:tJ MORE MEAT-BUYING AND keep telling him to go out and um\re pdosshc~sion Is r.._,. \ Thinking STORAGE·METROD TIPS join cubs. but he savs he won't sma an s abby thir.; · hare anything to do with an· ntobody can possibly Cl;! It 1 BY GAYNOR MADDOX other girl, ever. He lies awake · To have meat In your family all night reading and hmok!ng 1 Our g_uess I~ that E'dil menus every day and yet keep and in the morning Is too tired I not walk off With the other It Over. and deprcs~cd to even go to bccdause he wz,s bet . your food cos~ down, buy and store meat wisely. Yesterday's work. an more successfuL H! • • • \have been so only in ycur LBsl year a great deal o! sci· column contained advice on But 111 any case, E·•elrr. entl!lc progress was made. This amount to buy, use of storage c.LIFFORD S.-jly p&rents I. probably attracted bv thi;. development wUI be utllizbd for soace, planning of leftovers. cant understand thnt you can't self-confidence bv · g 1 change In the future. Some will Now. let's get on with our mo- J·u,t. - o out . ,o; jo1n · c ub s 1-f WilS ,,b!e to give• · morea man . be overlooked or will lie unnotlc· nev·sav!ng instructions. :our heart 1sn t 1n it. Every there was no need to ed until a future sc!enti!lc seeker Packared Meats: Bacon, ham tlrne I do go anywhere and his own ego at tverv sl€ rei'! ewing the p8 st, will lind new picnics, franks. sausage and meet people I feel more alone You should recogr.iz~· s!gnl!!cance in the by·passes dis· cold cuts ln the scientifically With this shapely sheath in than when I am by myself. l Evelyn made a wise co ·ery. selected packailng materials your wardrobe, you'll never was neve~ the sociable type and that your marria"e 1 have another "what-to-wear" Likewise ln the year just past can be left in the unopened orlgJ. " (, . ' and, now It IS worse than ever. could not possibly h~l'e there was spiritual progress in nal wrapper for storage in the worry! It'a ao smart, new·look· ·.~.itd~,:~~~~~;.,,.,(~ ... ~·~ .... :~.-- \\hen Evelyn walked out on happy. Yor1r overwhel 1 the Jives o! many people who refrigerator. Use within five to inil Choose faBle, wool jersey, .< turned to God for release from seven days. or sooner if the pack winter-colton - last, accurate BY GAILE DUGAS 1 There are new hot colon for •featuring built-in bras and a me, my whole w.orid collapsed. pendence upon her ~·~g1 the fetters o! sin. Hundreds of age is opened. sewing with our Printed Pat· New York - .lNEAI - The the swentcr suit: cyclamen,~ smooth. naturJl tnstlinc. She w.n~ ever;·thmg to me and much for any young folk· hod momentary glimpses of Froun Menta: Frozen mea~ tern! sweater SWJniSlllt wl!l appcm: orange, red and monguld. We show here two of the new I, don t lhmk I can face life, You need to learn to love God~s love. Many followed new must be kept frozen at zero de· Printed Pattern· 456(): Misses' first at resort scenes this wmtcr These are a distinct departure designs, both of them by Grace \llthout her. She knew how I 1 self and value yourself p11ths toward eternal peace. Oth- grecs or lower in a home freezer Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20: 40. Size and on cruises. Then it WJ!l put from the grays, dnrk blues and Arcuri. Cardigan swimsuit (]eft coun~ed on her and didn't care expect other~ to value you. ers t\irned away from the vista of I or freezing compartment of the 18 takes 2~< yards 54-lnch fabric. in an apperance at beaches all blacks o! past seasons. There ·m scar 1et buttons to hclow the aenouoh better-looking to stand morehy me sue when e · 1 Our adviced is to get ~:lory and allowed sah·ation to refr!~erator. Thawlns and re· Printed directions on each pat· over th e country next summer. are new textures, too; nrnong waistline in front. hils low-scoop- ful . · c s,. seep an then get out slip from their fingers. Some freezing o! meat call!e! loss of tern part. Easler, accurate. Knit or elasticized, the swea· them, tcrrycloth and pebbled ef· cd back. Slw.l!dcr tabs button, I' T;u~ came along: , JOill some of tho~e clubs SendFORTY CENTS On coiM ter swimsuit has taken on a soil feels, slubbed sur!aces and jac- are adjustab!e. ·h t e . Wa) I see It, it s not parents suggest. Put your hardened their hearts with ha· juices and flavor. 11 8 (stamps cannot be accepted) for and feminine look. It hugs the quords. ' ;ou are but where you In It, even If it takes some tred, jealousy, ugliness and new The Ice cube compartment of 1 sins. most rdr!gerators is seldom this pattern. Please print plain· figure gently and with subtle j Reel-and-gray strip~d sweater ~,re that seems to count in this fort. Then ~ee how manv AI we step forth into a new cold enouRh to Jo:eep meat frozen ly, SIZE, :SAME, .ADDRESS, lines ·that replace the old sleek The maillot Is more popular suit lrightl is worn with faille world. People think you are ple give 1 hoot whethtr 'or year we must pray tha' our un· lor o\;er three or four days. STYLE NUMBER. look. than el'cr, with the new deoigns I jacket in dbrant red. no hod:: and will ~tep all overyou hne a big new car. notice spiritual opportunities Don t lose packages of frozen Send order to ANNE ADAMS, may not be lost. Let us catch ment in the freezer or try to Bet care of ST .. JOHN'S .DAILY the Light of the Lord whether It how long the meat will keep. NEWS, Pattern Dept, 60 FRONT One·A-Dav Be~een Us Women~ be reflected !rom others or be Rotate freezer package on a ST., WEST, TORONTO, 0:\'T. Basic Beauty Fat Is Uninvited • dlroct from God and from His first • In, first • out bas!a. Six • By RUTH MILLETI teachings. In this new year the months Is a sensible storaie per· Holidav Guest Doilies world needs relief from degra· iod of storage in a home free'teT TO DAY'S 'SQUARES' ARE I dents who in a few yeau ~ill dation.. !or any frozen fresh meat or TO:'IfORROW'~ E~IPLOYERS getting Into the best cooked meat product. Homemaking BY ALICIA Ht\RT Kids who have been con-.ert lllost of us, !n spite of good Salted and smoked meats are A lSpyem-old boy writes: "My poor grade~ will be scr:unt!injl not recomme"ded for freezer resolutions, tend to cnt n bit too parents keep after me. to study around to find eny colk&l storage. Anu can take over a kitchen much during: the holid~y season. 1 1 and moke good grades. They've I will take them. • Canned Mcata: Canned meal! and put up a long battle to stay We go -;isiting and the food is Tlp5 . even bee~ after me to go out for "Square" Emplor~ll Ican be stored in the kitchen CLIP· in the house. Cover foods and tempting. Or, we entertain dm· I the dehatin{; team. I can't seem A few vears later \ht board. Canned hams. however. keep the kitchen as clean as · ing the c\·ening and sen·e juicy ! to. mnke them understand that it will be taking the be~t jobs. require refrigerator storage II! possible 10 they won't be attrac· snacks to our guests. It's only Ltopard prints continue to be 1 m1ght hove been alt right to be kids who were so afraid of popular. In fact their ·popularity Indicated on the label. ted. When they do arrive, spray nntmal to taste what we scrrc. an 'A' ~tudent when they were different thev never bD:hcr!C seems to be on the Increase. They Lamb Chopa Broiled With window allls, doorwaya and ant And bit by bit, the poundage ; growing up, .but things are dif· 1make more than a p~s~ing art now beini used for l!nger!e Tomatoes !ralls with 2 ptr cent chlordene creeps on. ferent now. will be working for the squ Food for the holidays Is esu· ' !llp,, panties, gowns and house Lamb chops are iOod when or 5 per cent DDT. "Everybody in our school ~fediocrity and being lik! allv rich and somenow. c:ackers robes - end stunnlni they are. meal preparation time Is short ~ooks d?wn on the k1ds who arr. herd may seem to pay 011 but the Importance o! an elegant Roac.hes are stubborn crea· anc\ lettuce lose thc;r diet ap , brams · So why .should I want high school. Some of the : menu stands. Broll!ng Indoors tures. Dust or spray under peal. But nevertheless. it pays In New York the big color this I to be one? ; Can t you p!ea.s~ ·athletes and the most sinks, on and behind baseboards to watch the calories. The truth , (Sav winter Is royal blue. Next comes or tn the charcoal grill Is a per· \HJ~e someth.ng for parents "n_o girls may pass their cour!el rouge red, and for evening, em· feet way to cook lamb chops. kitchen ahelves, water and drain ls, you can't eat all of the tempt· I don t seem to understand that If the skin o! their teeth. erald green, gets the nod. Lamb chops may be sprinkled pipes and holes and cracks in !ng foods oHcred you anyway m vo'J are an outstand:ng student lightly with thyme. rosemary, or the f!oorlni. Do this for two or you might j'.Ist as well exercise ;·ou're a sqUilre?" But once that high ~chool A new neutral shade shown In a bit of marjoram. Firm ripe three weeks or until you see no sclf·control. Do join In the fun I'd rather write something for lorna Is yours, you step o:rt 1 resprt wear is called "marUni." tomatoes cut in hall and topped more roachea. and don't spoil it by tal -\ of diet hi~h school students who ore li\'· that littl~ dream world into It'~: a beige with a strong green with buttered ~mbs ~nd grat- ing. !ng in a tight lilt!e dream world, wor.ld where ~mbitl~n, hard ed cheese are a broller·eii!Y ac· Whlle your laundry Is In the But do, also. take small por· kidding yourselves that the im· brmn~ and ong!nality stnrl * 8( cas~. Other new tones which veer ew4y from blazing shaes are compan!ment. . automatic washer make the t!ons and skip the really 1·ery portant thing In life Is to be ing o!!. chlce, see green, grass, topaz There are four typetof lamb moat of the time and orian!ze rich fruitcake. cookies and pies. 1 mediocre. so you won't arouse 1 It Is ~ad that today's end filbert brown. chops. The loin chops are easi· your week. lt may be a good Those small coof;ics cnn he de· onvone's dl~like or calousv. . have ~uch a hard time - ly identllied by the To-bone d!vl· time to type shopping lists, pay ccptive. They're light and crisp The ~quares you are talking mg their teen·ager~ that 1 Cl ding the sirloin from the tmaller bills or just \\Tlte a friendly let· hut thev nack lands of calories. about are going to be the stu· crity ls 11 mighty poor goal. * Tile bigger the bow. the more ·fashionable the costume is the tenderloin muscle. Rib chops ter If you -ptit on a pound or. (\YO matim one glo\'e maker follows. are cut thick and are recognized · during the holidays. it's no trng The company puts big: bows at by the rib bone. Shoulder chopa A kitchen headache for many edv. More than \hut and you'll are usually cut under 1 Inch In hou~ew!vea ls the Insect. Most have n serious problem to deal Bf the -,n!~t of double·woven cotton * glo~es. The bowR are about eight thickness. The chop with the common kitchen peat. ere cock· ,_.....__ with on Jon. 1. Dr. Jordan Answ round bone may be pan·broiled, roaches or water bugs, enh and One of th~ p!t!nl!s of holiday • lnclles across and 11dd a 8&\lcy SEEMS A-The ~ubject o! possible tou~h to an ev~n!ng ensemble. but the shoulder chop with the insects in stored food. To ldli parties lies in those bowls of tid· I LACK OF VITAMIN A 1 blade bone ls Mst braised. roaches spray or dust with a 5 bits. A handful of peanuts. e. ·, £,q r\ n. -tj _ O. ACAUSE OF· NIGHT BLP..'D- · g~r to health from aluminum containers has * P( And now we have shoes or fake per cent chlordene dust, a 2 per couple of pretzels. some Oli\'eS ~ o~ NESS cent chlordane spray or a one and a few bacon curls and extensively investigated. It fur; and very smart they are. reliably r-eported that no t.arro Tha all-black Is the favorite for hall per cent dieldrin' !Jlr!Y. you've eaten enough calorie~ to BY EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. equal a small, meal. It takes less tlwn a day to cro· Today's first inquiry deals done. However, I should dress shoes while the all·red Beauty Tips Since it takes inhuman ~eH· chet each of these little pine· lion the desirab!!lty of make Interesting companions for with vision. *CI Chapped hands in chD!y wet P'or best resulu, polish sliver control to eat just one peanut, apple doilies. You'll proudly Q-\Vhat is night blindness and food ln aluminum po~ 111 · dayilme woollens. weather can be avoided. Al· ~~ rubbing it up and down with Basic beauty-the star of your about the best thing you can do clnim thcr.1 us your handwork. -or any other container-!~ wavs put on &loves before going g horizontal strokes. Clrcu· is there ~ny cure for lt?-F. L. wardrobe. Sew 3 sleeve · ver· Is pass up the tidbits. They Pattern 7010: crochet d!rcc N. . long. outdoors and u~e hand cream lar stroke~ are not recommend· alons of this shirtwaist dress seem harmless, true, and when !ions fo' :l doilies 19 Inch round, 1 A-Night blindnes~ is usually Q-Whot l!i the usual time lavishly durlni the cold month!. ed by sliver experu. Wash sit· -It's easy, with our Printed Pa:· you're hungry and dinner isn't In 9 Inch square, 9 ~X 14 o1•all in At ver in hot soap or detergent suds defineD as the Inability to 5ee one can become pregnant * tern. Have It in cotton. crepe prospect for a counle of hours, No. 50 cotton, larger In string. Facial mus;;-need exercise ter polishing and rinse and dry well In a dim light. In 50me In· the c~~5a\lon of merutrualiC!I for dnyt!me: glamorous sl!ks for they . can be .almost over· Send TIIIRTY-FIVE CENTS stance~ this seems to he the re· so they w!ll resist letting down with a !Oft towel. the menopause?-Mrs. L. dressy occasions too. powermgly attractive. 1 lin 'coins\ for this pattern sult o! a deficiency of Vitamin as the years move on. One exer· Make the electric blender Printed Pattern 475!1: Misses' If you need a Visual Idea, to 1stamps cannoe be accepted) to A in the diet and great improve· A-This question keeps Kl I else calls simply for opening the Slm 12, 14, 16, 18, 20: 40 Size * wash !taelr. Let the container, ~ep yoursel! from re~chmg, ST. .JOHN'S .DAlLY .NEWS mcnt moy take place if it is ing up time and time ; mouth, a not11lal state for wo hall full of hot iuds, whirl brief· te takes 3'f• yards 39·inch fabric. just picture yourself trymg to Jlousehotrl Arts Dept. 60 FRONT gi1·en In suitable quantities. Physicians are reluctant to men, according to most men. ly. Th!J loosen• food particles. Printed directions on each pat· wedge into your favorite dress ST, . WEST, TORONTO, .oNT. Q-A friend ls having periods wer specifically since thcrc But to exercise these muscles, Rinse, dry and finish cleaning tern part. Easler, accurate. which hos become far too tight. Print plain!\· NA~IE, ADD!lESS. of amnesia lasting from a few been many surprises. open the mouth, drop your jaw by wiping the base with a 8\ld!y Send FORTY CENTS lin coins This notion should stay your PATTERN NU~DER. minutes to an hour or so. The less. it i~ said that pregnancY * Sl and then clos.e your mouth. Re cloth. (stamps cannot be accepted! for hand. For, Innocent though they spells seem to be lasting longer. unlikely alter the age of 5'l peat this from 10 to 20 times this pattern. Please print plain· look. those crystals and silver Send TWENTY-FirE CENTS Thi~ person wa~ struck by l1ghtn more than one year after several times durlni a week. . ly !JIZE, .NAME, .ADDRESS, bowls yiPld up rolls and bumps I more for a copy o! our Allee ing nearly 3() years ago and was plete cessation of the menses o! unsightlyfat. Brooks Necd!ecraft Catalogue. STYLE NUMBER. 1 !II for three week5 at that \Jme. A ahort stint of deep breathini Send order to ANNE ADAMSL The girl who thinks her ap- 'I'.vo complete patterns are prin· He was also a heavy drinker un· Q-Can a person catch 1 makes a relaxing break in a buiy Beauty Tips care o{ ST •. JOHN'S .DAlLY pearance doesn't count on a ted right In the book - plus a til several months ago.-Mrs. n. when drinking hot water schedule. Stop what you are do NEWS, Pattern Dept, 60 FROr\T snowy. windy doy Is foollng'her· variety ,of designs thnt you will A-It Is e:dremely di!ficult lng hot foods? Will ini end take about 20 deep ST. WEST, TORO~O, ONT. self. When · she tfeg a scarf want to order: crochet. knit· even to gue~s at an explnnnt.ion water at 120 degrees call5e breaths. This I! eii!Y to do, even Older women are etten lnclin· about her head, shoves her feet ting. embroidery, hud( weaving, for these losses o! memory \\1th· cer?-J. C. In an office, without creating a ed to let themselves "go:• when into an old pair of boots and pins quilts, toys. dolls. out much more infonnation. It A-Hot water Md hot it Cj)mta to their lookt. Thia il sce.ne. Decide on a distinctive frag up her coat collar with a safety Is probable that they do reflect are not recognized u a ca~ a_ miatelte. The older woman pin, this teen·aS€1' Is asking for , damage to some portion o[ the shouldn't aim to look pretty, she rance people wi11 associate with Brewer s yeast tablets and vl- b . h . r The problem Is cancer. Of course too hot Finding your akin tone helps you. The heavier, more exotic trouble. ahould a1m to look amart. If she t · \ h I cl k' ram, ov.eve · stances may Injure the In buying llpstlck and rouge tat fragrances ar best. more strlk· Chances are. she'll bump into amm ' con h e ~ ear up s In to find whether this is an old tissues tf the mouth or flatten you the most. For a pink does thl~ she will 10on lind llfe 1 ing, Leave the 1 flower and lav the boy she's hod her eye on for difficulties at nrc tracerl to d ge or the effect of some- skin tone. blue-red Is best. Or· won't pass her by. The older' weeks or the drama coachwh's weak diets. Your doctor will rec ~i~: new, such as a brain tu-' and Indeed may cause burnJ woman with a smart mind and a ender scents to the young and enie-red is the color for yellow the very old. you are the been considering 1lcr for an im· ommend 8 balo.nce? diet, exer· mar or in!ection. It v.ill per· smart appearance ls much In de unles~ 1 skin tone and true red for the amaU, clinging type. portant part In the clnss play. else and a frill mght s sleep along he 5 take manv tests and ex· A very expensive meal in·between and sallow akins. And mand and more o!ten than not, The point Is, your appearance with the~e supplementary Items. t p ~kill to fifld out what Is at I not neces.sarl!y contain alway• match your lipstick and hill more to o!fer then her youn· counts every time 'tou're in pub- · /e~e , nourishment than 1 simpll renee. ger, prettier sister. Hands. too, are Important. lie, no matter what the weather. I a~..:_Is It true that rheumatic based on Canada's Food --r. Keep them young end lovely So see to·it that vour clothes arc If you wear glasses, be ~ure fever often follows infectious he- planned wit~ the ftve. 1 A 1calp manage does double Here are some simple sugges· atracive suioble ·and neat. the frames arc attractive, fiat· patltis?-Reader. groups! n mmd t oprol'ld duty. It stimulatu circulation Uons for -helping older wpmen with lotions and exercise. Use tering, A-I don't think so. Rheuma- balanced meal. · of blood ·and thus makes for a who have allowed themaelvea to them gracefully, this come/ with tic fenr usuallv follows a strep- healthier scalp. It also proves tlip, to .•marten up. exerclae, end when you are not U!lnl them, 1ee that ttfey are re- Some women like to add a tococcll! ln!ecU~n of the throat: Fear of cancer Is one of relsxini after a day of teMiom laced. Fluttering hands, hands sweet scent to their hair while Sparetime activities should infectious hepatitis Is caused by _worst aspects of the Color end texture .of hair· 11 in the o!flce or at h~e. that pick and fidget, . show age shampooing it. Toilet water or differ as much as possible from a virus. many people mi! -•"~"' " chanfe with the years. Retouch and Jack of poise. · coTogne may be used !or this. A the regular job. If the l~tter s,Ymptoms and worrying One of the best eye excerises It, it will make you feel youn1er, · teaspoonful or two In ·the rinse Is a sedentRry one spent at a . Q--1 am writing to ask about thern. A doctor should Is simple, but few ptrsons take or give you a "ll!t" In your ep Look to your teeth. They I water is sufficient But avoid an ' Ithe advisability of allowing !ood be consulted at any time to do it. While. at work or pearance. 'Brosh it dall)'' and be make your smile attractive or !overpowering scent !or the sake· desk, it is. a good idea, to take tt remain overnight in Htlle alu· sign of the disease so that while readini •. simply look up sure your hairdo is becoming. otherwise, and teeth need more of _people you will' meet during J up recreatiOn thnt Will mvo!ve minum pots and pans ...,.Mrs. L. treatment may be iiveo. from the material. Gue at tome The upaweep IJ 'best for the and more care as we irow older your rr>lllina, outdoor exercise. B. dl!tant object. older women. ~1t11 I tY 3, 7 conaltta et • apn tdltor, , Extra Space Is I IUIIU!IU7 ~ probltllll .._, To Be Found in ld couaaeto..., dress weu Jig new Upstairs Area 1ake out By JOHN O.B. WALL,\CE don't have IF YOU HAVE a large fumll~. or want n large family, this ampit> • story and n half house will in L:-Prcpare teres\ you. rl. No honeymoon r,ottoge, it wa~ •ric.'' hut . designed especially for the larger orerwhel thnn-averoge American household. money and l\'cnrly everything about It is big -the number of its ro~ms, tho .round. you size of its rooms, and the con rnrn who cent of Its tlcslgn. equipment Deslgrtntcd us HW·Ol In the ' -.rith glrh House of The Week series, it per· 'Y the world mils completion of the upper nre~ nt o Iuter elate wl1ile giving WINDOWS FORM AN IMPORTANT FUNCTION In the exterior of this sl~·bc!lroom. storey and a half hou~c. J)e~i~ned elpeclaUy ' . , . THE DAILY ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1958 I ·I ... Capitol Manner d ' ••• Progra tn tnes On 1ne ~4ir 7oday •• . ••. r' ake 10.31-Startime. Tomorrow Make 10.45-Eleven for th·e Money THE .iTORY: Ambrose the cold hate and rage in ~ii lO.~uke Box. Review. "FIRE •DOWN BELOW" . Loti and Hitgo Howell ni01de eyes ot Howell's bullying. And VOCM 11.00-New& ln a ~llnute. 1 Friends FRID.\ Y, January 3rd. CJOX-TV CJON-TV WITH RITA HAYWORTH an error wben they went to I couldn't forget the jabbeo , ll.ol-What's Cookln', ROBERT MITCHEM their rooms. Ambrose went viciously at the frozen icc' ••o••e•t••e _ ...._ ARGt:NTIA-CBANNEL '10 ST. JOHN'S-CHAN!'\EL I 11.03.:_Three- Generatiom. 6.28-Slgn On. - . I 11.30-News In· a Minute . to i1eep in Hugo's room and cubes: We hadn't questioned. -- ~0-Breaklast Club. Rita Ha)loe .... Robert murdered. Hugo bu been Otto, bccauoe he hud not been\ Asking someone to guess 11.31-Honour Your Partner. ~!lt· i~ .~5-News. 7.30-Tbe Early Show. rhum and Jack Lemmon, three an obnoxious guest at the available ahd presumably wao. age is ba manners \:00-Breakfast Club, .I 2,30-0pen House. 11.45-Swl!t's Money Man. of Jiollywood's· bhigest, star in Harbor House and as a re· off duty at the lime of the i puts the other person an a 3.00-Matlnee. 8.00-Lut ol the Mohicans. 112.00-NI'j/s ln a Minute. 1 1.3()..-News. 1 Columbia Pictures' "Fire Down suit Jim be JJ e~ea th e mur· k'll'1 mg, w h.1c h t he coroner had ·If h'ts guess 1sn· ' t flattering 4.30-Howdy Doody. 8.30-Tbe Plouffe Family. ' 12.01-Town and Country 1 ~~~5-Breakfast Club. Belo\';", opening tonlorrow at derer ~tabbed tbe wrong set between six and around knows you will be hurt. H• 5.00-Hldden Pages. 9.00-To Be Announced. Show. ~5-News. 9.30-Country Hoedown. the Capitol Theatre. 1 man ~ltb an ice pick. 7:30 when I'd found Lott. Am·' esn't know how much .,.~J · .00-Breakfast Club. 5.30-Chlldren'a Program .. 12.30-News in a Minute. 10.00-A. E. Hickman Show. : filmed in the West Indie!, in I • • • brose Lott had been alive at: kidding vourself about ,:0\Jr S,f5-News. 6.00-Range Rider. 12.31-Town and Country Cinema Scope with print by tech- XVII six o'clock when he-and Hug0 i and youi [(){)ks. · 6.30-News. 11.00-Newa. Show. I '$,;;J~Uit of the Day. 11.10-Tbe Late Show. , nlcolor, "Fire Down Below" re· At 1 a.m. I sat drinking black Howell hr-d staggered up the If you want to tell your a;~5-Sportscast. 7.00-Variety Playhouse. 1.00-News. portedly is one of filmdom's coffee in Chief , Campbell's stairs. My private opinion was fine. But don't ask a ~:40-Breaklast Club. , l.ol-Town and Country most exotic. exciting romantic little office. Gus, the young that Lott had been killed guc's it. Show. :r~.oO-A Date Wlth DenyL I ---- ·--· · -· .. dramas. cop, was there and a 1tate shor:tly after six, right after I ---~-- 3 111 1.05-Weather Forecast. Bounded by heat, hurricane trooper named Morris. a techni· he'd flopped on Howell's bed' \\'ith elderly &~t~:~~~t. Harmony. 1 I Good Sports --, 1.15-l\'ews. and the Carib Sea, whert ba· clan from the barrucks. He! in a drunken stupor. ·Chief," 1much dancing is liable H1.05-A Date \\'lth Denys. . _j 1.3~Edltorlal Comment. , nana.boats and hunted women said, "Chief, this is your balli· I said, and then stopped. 1 feet the heart and \•,ith 10.30-Burton's ol Banncl ACROSS DOWN 1.40-Sports. I .. · .. tho;" trades "Fire Down wick, but our facllities are at • •· • :people it's too much " Street. 1.45-Art Baker's Notebook. . Below" is the story o! a beauti· your disposal." He looked at me enquiringly. out. I Tennis I Title 2.00-News in a Minute. l!H5-A Date. wl\h Denys. equipment 2 \VickM \ ful woman, a mysterious e;o;ile ''Thanb," the chef said. He So did Gus and the :;tate troop-\ 1U'.~5-N ell's. 4 Ba!eball 2.ll1-What's Cookin'. wlw mtght run out of countries looked at me and said in a er. l thou;lht fast, and then . Howor I 2.15-l\'lld. School Bro'adcast. 7.4:')....\Vhat's Cookln? required for the earth to com- I 2.45-The Happy Gang I 8.00-Xlld, News. pletely circle the sun. ' WELCOME WAGON I 3.15-For the Piano. · a.O~Prov. Weather. sheets~ 3.30-Trans Canada Matinee. 8.1~Shipplng F.eporl "GRASSHOPPER HOSTESS I 4.30-CBC News, 8.25-Klddies Corner. CONSTITUTION" 4 35-Timely Tu~es. 8.30-Nfld. News. Neraska's present constitution Will Knock on Your Door I 4.45-Chlldren's Story. 8.35-Weather Forecast. sometimes is called the "Gran· ~.15-Flsherles- Broadcast. hopper Constitution," because lt with Gift~ and Greetings 8.40-Bob Lewis Show. are your best 5.45-Kindergarten of the Air 8.45-Mornlng ~lerry-go-round. was drawn up during the gross · from Fnendly Busines~ 6.00-lntermevo. 9.00-General Prov. Ncwa. hopper plague of 1874 to 1876. ' Neighbours and Your 6,30-Supper uest. 9.05-Muslc for MllllonL ·' Civic and Social 6.45-Musical Programme. 9.30-News ln a Minute. WELL .AT SEA The lightship anchored on 7.00-CBC l\'ews and Weather 9.31-Westword to Music. (! Welfare Leaders 7.15-Roving Reporter. 9.45-Laura Chilton. Nantucket Shoah i~ 26 miles On the occasion of: 7.25-'-By Line. 10.00--Newa In a Minute. !rom Nantucket Jsl•nd and is The Birth of a Baby, 7.30-Top~ Today. 10.01-Martin's Corner. !ald to be farther from shore 7.45-Doyle Bulletin. 10.15-Golden Madonna. than any other lightship in the Ar'rivals of Newcomers to S.I~Songs by Iscobel Old. 10.30-News in 1 Minute. world. City, call 2503. 8.30-~lusical Programme. LONGER LENGTH Tex·made sheets are truly longer. The size 01'1 th~ label 1s the actual s1ze after h~mm1ng. TO-MORROW HIGHER THREAD COUNT NOW PLAYING Tex-made streets are t1ghtty woven containing maxi· mum thread count per inch. Th1s means longer wear. CARY DEBORAH GRANT KERR CERTIFIED WASHABILITY IN Every beautiful colour can be washed and washed ,....,, over and over. Colours continue to sp~rkle. ... t ''AFFAIR TO '.,.,...... \ C tfuf REMEMBER'' TAKE MATCHED QUALITY PILLOWSLIPS With RICHARD DENNING ADVANTAGE Piltowslip fabnc 1s same h1gh qual1ty used 1n sheet&. IN .CINEMASCOPE - COLOR OF BIG -~IRWIN SHAW._.., R09EitT PA~ ·-.., tiMNG IIUEH j~rASHION LEADERSHIP Also-NOVELTY 'I qcpr a eeoceot I • WUN.IJCK R9QDJ K:TIQIL. JANUARY Canada's ~ Fashion brand.'Beautiful Also-Uf.TO.trtE-M/NUTE NEWS Also..:.NOVELTY -CARTOON colours. stripes. florals toreveryde<:or. TIMtS OF ~HOWS I I EVENING SHOWS1 7 O'CLOCK-9.00 TIMES OF SHOWS: SAVI."GS! .: MATINEE% P.M . .tVENING SHOW~7 P.M.-8 P.M. ' MATINEE: 2 P.M. , ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT! EVENl!I.'G-ADULTS ..... , . 75c. CHILDREN ...... 3k. ADMISS!ON PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT1 IIATINEES-ADULTS , , . . ~ac. CHILDREN .•..... lk. EVENING SHOWS-ADULTS 75e. CHILDREN 35e. MATINEES-ADULTS ...... 50c, CHILDREN %5e NEXT ATIRACTIOK JUNE ALLYSON-ROSSANO BRAZZlln •'INTERLUDE'' LAST TIMES TO-DAY ·-HAMA-lOU WILL UVE THIS. GREAT STORY MA AND PA KEnLE ON 11 0LD MACDONALD1S· FARM 11 #----- .. • ~ILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFlO., FRIOAY, JANUARY 3 1958 3, 1958 ' Abel Returns T0 JUNIOR FINALS: [High School i BASEBALl: nner ake , Over Detroit St. Bon's Weakened; ~;,:t;;~~~~:~:Jis New York Open rake 81 8~ ,\, r. ~!:\HAN 134 aoala that year, the bh!best 100.plua atitcbu lDd five DOle Fel.ld Strengthened ~:h~~e s~~a~~~~ :~·~~~1 ~~ To •, Outsl·de Teams 1 1APl -:-; Sid Ab~l. In hla career. • fracture&. the first of a beat three of five • :ends Detrolt s areate1t COACHED HAWKS How would be feel dealillin& 1 f h h 1 ktY Luaue lor· When Abel retired u a play· tactlca limed at atoppinJ his The hcx:key picture in the en' absence alone with the itmea ser e! or t e c amp on· NEW YORK (AP) - Bas.e· in Cincinattl in 1958, he nid: 'II ...,...,..,...,.l,onal lle>ttllned to the Red er at the end of ·tho }g!H-~2. ope·tlme runnlnj mate · Lind· Junlor Hockey fin ala has chani· absence of Frank . Power and ship. ,The Irish are defending 1ball's territor! a~ 41roblem m can't amwer that." ' lir.l. re~~,. as coach fol· 1euon he went to Chicago· 11 aay1. ' .d overnliht u St. Bon'a and the ~slbillty of de!enceman champs. as they won over Model' New Yorli:'City wiH be explored CroSley said National LetJtte m•one to guesa '' 1 ~~~ 1. ·skinner'• untx· coach. But he- y,•un't.able to eet "Well, when. I went' to Chi· Felldlans enter tonifih!'a alxth Dave Slnnot not returning to lut year. lllodel took a best of tod~ty by Commlasloner Ford owners feel the leaj\lt ahould 1:1nnrrs J';; n·ation. I the Black Hawlra out of the CliO I had to work on that. eame with the Bluecolds out the lineup !or tonight' a 11me three games ~rom. Macpherson Frick and a !our-man commit· malntaln a t11m in New York. ·r rcrson on 8 . If ·1 l~i~ Thursday h~ · ~HL cellar and wu replaced at Now thlnr• are. ju1t revened ,In front by one i•n:e In the best leaves the Blueiolda on the whlle St. Pat 8 did llkewl!e tee. . , ,,L WANTED JliGHTS · . i,n·t fl~tterlni ~ adder of his ph~·si·lihe end o! two seasons. u far 11 teama go." o! seven ~ame senes. . ropes, with Holy Crosa to enter the Fnck named the committee 1 The two leai'Uea were at odd• 1!l he hurt. He' en r1 ltJi\tln1 !.. Kelley, who 1 Asked Thursday what plans !'ROLIFlC SCORERS St. Bon s, atrona . favountes The outlook for the Feildlans finals. The las~ time Model last month when the two major: at winter meetings in ColondG. how much YOI.r · 0 'wi:1ng him for per• he had for ~trengthenlna the Llnduy and Howe are two of to t11ke the hooours m the ser· Is much healthier, however, 15 pbyed St. Pat • wu In the leagues disagreed on a aolution. I Spring&, Colo, The National -rl[ about Your 0 1 ,~-;._; bll mi~r•ine headache!. ; sagging Red Wln~s. Abel said: the most proll!lc acoren In 1ies. have dropped from the IH!t· star defenceman Blll Martin regular round ~nd the Irish The committee presumaiJJy will League aougbt to make avallabll lo!'k 111 ~~ the Red 1 "Gee, th\1 thlni hu come up Nation11l Hockey Lea&ue history. i tlng odd1 aa a reault of a re· who moved up on the forward came out on the 1\ght aide of. 3·1 report to the next acheduled for future moves all the tetrl· · 11 ~~""'n~ a~o and led. so fast 1 don't know what'r what Only Maurice (Rocket) 'Richard .Jeue lut nlaht that three of line for. the sem!.finalll ~nd who •core. , joint meetina. Jan. 25 at New tory of the five New York bor· 1 ; ~,, flr'i and one aec-1 ~et." of Montreal hu aeored more ~eir re~:ular playen. will not be wu InJured and sldelmed In Both teams haven t played u 1 Yorlc. 1 oughs and Lons Island. The \rl1 fini•l' I There mi~ht be aome trades aoala tb•n Howe. The line of In uniform thb eHning for the last game, a.galnst the a squa~ smce before Chmtmasl Does New. York bel on~ ex·' American Leaiue proposed ~t 1 P·. ho 11 r, rr. has been of there miaht not· he riidn't Howe, Abel and Linduy waa a thelr Important &a me while Guards ln the semi·flnals, Will but se\eral membera of each' elusively to New York Yankees? have excluaive right to the Ne~ tl. ,. in custom· know "I'm \'err happy I terror for foea In the late 1HOe from the Felldlan camp come! be back In the lineup tonight. have taken part ln the Junior! Is the city open to any !'alional York area with the exception ol 1 1 ~oing va~y ! t.:cn Ihi< . 1 • •· ~~ ~h.~J'~~::~~·~h~~~: I ~~~~~~zt.' p~~;m;,ork; &-lJldro plsttd: p w 1n Pta. CJVJL S£RVJCE: . ~e;n~~~gme:t~~~o~ri~~ea~f\val~:: ~: ~~·~/~·. ~: f: c~~~h 7~· 1 boul b!t,\Hn lddle Ma·l Bantamweliht: champion, Al· llllllm1'• ••. , II 4. 0 1 t 'l1ie junior 'ectlon gets under· L. Tavior g, E. HIJeock s. and Zor1 fr,l\~y to estab- phonae HaUml, Fra11et; 1- ~al .... & 4. 1 0 1 L · L . d I u ·h. d way on Janu&ry 14 as last year's S. Sta.ck 7, F. Wylie 4. I ch&ll!O~Ir far .worltl Raul Maclu, MeXIco; 2 - Leo .Avalon , , • , , • I I 2 0 8 e·ague ea s · nc ange· e champiom, rrince of _Wales W. Tiller 6, C. Horwood e. ch:mpion Floyd EJplnou, Phlllpplnu; 3-Mario T.N. Mot ora • , 4 2 :t 0 4 ., play St. Bon s. There \Ill~ . be A. c. Rcx:kwell 8, G. BeamJ T. on. d'Aiato, Italy; ..__AI Alunelon, Pepptfl'lll .. , II .1 J o 4 three rounds ln c~h tit viSion A, Lu!h 7, J. Clle!ver1 1: J.. Sadd'. \BA !ecretary Phillppinea; !I - Jo1e Toluca TeleJI'am •• , . II 1 J 1 3 • ·as the league end5 on February J. Herrick B, F. Hue t!, . llmor. of fhe ratina Lope:, Mexico. E.l. Bakery • . • 1 J 0 2 F sh B k M t I I 11th. ' c. Mainwaring 8, w. M. Me-: !!, m~ a bout between Flyweiliht: champion: Paaeual Hlckman'l ••. 8 1 • 0 2' I u c s en a w.Ill . All games \\ill be played at' Carter 7 : J"d FoliPI', ranked No, Perez, ArJentlna; 1 - YoUDi ~ . ., . , . . the Prince of Wales Arena with I L. Hickman 11 G. SUrlin1 3 .. 2 r!lp!cll\'tly by the Martin, Spain; 2-R•mon Arlu, Owine to the ehan11 ln the Dtapite a three eam~ tchedule 1 for the1r opemn~ goal of the of play m the th1rd frame that the afternoon contests star~1ng .T. Laws 12, E: F. Kennedy I. I ~ould b~ "natural." Venezuela; 3-Pone linnetll, pla:rlnl n!te at the Arena, a lut night In the opemng games aame but the Fisheries under I the Buckma•ter'a got their win·. at 4.30 and the Saturday mght J. K. Clouston 8, G. Hornoo~ 1 1 'iM aJ 10 de!linlttd mid·; Tahlland; 4 _ Muajl Iwamoto, little reviJlon VIII necenltated o! tht aecond round of the the coaching of Jim Walters mng &oal when King went all· encounter~ getting und.er way at ~. -U- thampion Carmen Japan; ~Nit01h1 Jllu.ko, Ja· ln the remainder of the first CiTll Service Hockey Le~iUe kept the Healthy boya at •take alone to eet the rubber behind 7.30. o?. Sc~urdny . nrght the Tonight the Georee Crosbie u Ill choice for boxer pan. round ~ehedule. The Learue will the Lea1ueb atill all tied up for and when the buzzer aounded Hollett to g1ve the Bucks a H game lltl~ be !oilolled by 1en· points eompttitlon will be play' Y!lr. Ba~illo, welter· r~~ at the ~efi from ~.OOd to leadership. the Fishermen were out in lead which they held up to the era! ~katlng. ed. king. !lfpped Into the ~atea1p~oxtbea ;J~~~~y ~~i~~ fllherlea, Buckmaster'& and front 2.(). fmal buzzer. Trophy wmners last •eason Be aure to watch tomorrow•• st rank~ to dethrone Lightweight hour. Teamalpluae take noUce Mental Health each won their BUCJlllfASTEI\'!! va. CNI\ MENTAL SCNT ~ I were: paper for the first draw In the ugar Ray Robin~on. ef thia tllanJe, Tbe followlni 11 initial aecond round aamea and A goal by R. King after five A th g 1 th' d . d t . SENIOR _ Champions, Mac· British Consuls JtartinJ at I I r I t 1 . 1n g s announced l.f h T • h the reviled fint round JChedule; u a reault the 4\hree teams minuteJ o! play in the third bunt ~e~~~~~tal ~ 0 !~~~~ g~~.~ I pherson Cup, st. Bon's; ~lost ; p.m. Saturday night. '. -"""•,Y.,_ar~ II follo.wa: l' ate omg t which flnilhed the 11rst round period proved to be the wln· the. Waterford Brid te h Valuable Player, Tony Manning I ; : thllmplon, Floyd AT ITAIUUM ~a tie are atUl tied. The Fish· nlng marker for the Buckmut· . . CNT . th ge . am t e; of St. Bon's; Best Goalie, I J 1 i · · York: 1-Erldle Juury Jr•: •rin took a 2.() win over Na·j er'a aquad over the Railway men ht the ;hlrd Ogilivc Goalie Award, Ron Me· ~~w Jn New York' 0wtt~ver. ~ 0 g~m:8 NHL S d• California; 2 - Zora t~onal Health, Buci:mBter'a with King's go~l gi1'ing the e mg · .eama • Carthy of St. Bon's; Most tan JR fYS ' Amona: 3-Roy Harris __ Avalon 'fl. Jut :Znd Jalrery. edged out the Railway ~-4: and Bucl."' a ~-4: edge at the end of tll~d a_ehloseh g~~e forl two per· G~tlemanly Pla.yer, Edward . b I . I i- Willie Putrano: Juut.ry Ill: Yental Hospital rwamped CNT the game. 0 s 1111 t e · ental ads bold· (I{ey) Kennedy Trophy, Peter -- I I 5 - :'-llno Valde~. in~~~~O~~;; ~~on~~~~ Hlekman'a "· 'lele.ll'lm. 8-4. Jloth team& went ~corelm in lng onto ll 11-4: lead at the end Clarke of Bi5hop Feild. I Bh THE C.\NADL#tN PRESS I h be Juuary ltla: The Jamea were the first the first period but !ana iiiW of the second frame. Mental P W L T F A PI I llfihlwelght mall: tween Terra Nova va. ;&.1. lakery, after th Ch i tm h I'd . both t d I held a 2·1 lead at the end of the Jl:NIOR-Champions, League ~ontreal 3ll 23 8 5 130 78 51 hml·"ei11ht: champion, 1 1 10 \. Paolo Roll and· Johnny !uuo JallUUJ lttk: e : r th U .; aj re- - earn a exp e or four initial frame and in the second: Trophy, Prince of Wales; Most New York 38 16 16 7 97 ~ S$ l :llnore, California: 1- finally will be foulht tonllht. llammy'a VI, lmJltrlll. e 11 an a1a n ey ew arge ioala each In the middle atanza. period both teams came up with l Valuable Player, Charlie God· Boston 3ll 13 15 8 9S 00 ~ Jchnion, Pennsylvania; • It haa been poatponed 1our JUU11 11111: crowd! u I ntheir lnltlal round The Ra~way zh.ot ahead. to 1 three goals each for a ~-4 score; den Memorial Awr..rd, Nelson Toronto 3ll 13 16 7 99 98 33 f I , Durelle, Baie Ste. tlmel. Ttrra Ndva 'fl, Jlammy'l, · fiamea and interett In th.e league 3·1 lead lD the fmt ten mmutes going into the last period. A :Kearley of Prince of Wales; Detroit 37 13 17 7 77 110 :;s I I' yN.B.; 3-Tony Anthony, 6 I The two ranklnJ lJ~pound· Ja~JU~Tlllk: Is mount!ni niaht by n1ght, o! play In the middle frame goal by Pennev earl in . the i M o s t Gentciemanly Player, 1 Chicago 35 11 18 u 87 21 I on; 4--Willi~ Hoeppner, ; ert will headline the tlrat card ImJilial va. 1.1. Jail!')'. In the !!rat 11ame the fl!her· after they lied the game at 1·1 frame gave tlie M yt 1 th . :Geoff Sterling Trophy, Kelson I Thursday ntlfbt's acores ' ~Yolande Pompey, or the new year at Madilon Jaaur:y 17th, le• took a 2.{) win over National when Crilrdon Breen acorerl to: !lrst insurance m~r~~/ whl~~~ i Kearley of Prince of Wales; Toronto 2 Montrea 1 ;; Indies. Suar. Garden . ill a llk'ound . :Pepptrrell VI. Ttltfl'llll· Hulth with Bill Abbott flrlni offset a aoal by O'Brien of the r ll db . k Best Goalie, Don Jamieson : Gamet Saturdav Jan 4 th Inn! 1 1y '1'/B o owe v msurance mar . . 1 . • · Ba . . . champion, Car· match. The fleht wl II bt eanitd A! JJZNA e w Dl JOa ear In the Bucks. To mlnutea later at the b: C d · d S 'th Troph~'o Earl Howell of Pnnce ·Detroit at Motreal 11110 _1'1~\\' York: 1-'Ray on NBC radio and televl.slon tint frame with R. Pike comlng 4.~ mark Frank O'Keefe gave ers } oa Y an mi · or Wales. [Chicago at Toronto .. :-i1w York· 2-Gene networks, JaJIIIa.ry WI: throuah with an Insurance mark· the CNR a H lead when he Mental he1d a 2.0 lead early SCHEDULE: Boston at New York l:iah: 3-J~ey Glar Rosi and Buuo spent mQ.!t of , Pepp~rrell v1. Terra Nova. er early in the la1t. period. combined with Carew and then in the tint frame M Aumll and I Gamet Sunday, Jn. I Phllad,iphia; 4 - Rory 19ll7 Vflitinl for the day when Januuy 13th: Bill Abhott registered on his Adian Hawco went alone at the Legge beat Power for tallies, January-· ~fontreal at New York • New York; ~Charles both would be aound. It never Avalon va. Hlcltman'a. own at the 1!.40 mark of the 11.38 mark lor a :l-1 !or the Rail· however, at the ten minute mark Il-;-7.30 PWC va. SBC (Sr.) I Toronto at Detroit cam•. Oris\nally acheduled for The aeeond .raund will open tlrat fume when he beat net· way aquad, A minute later O'Neil tallied to have the period 1i-4.30 PWC n. SBC (Jr.) 1 Boston 111 Chicago Marth, they finally bad to aettle on the ~h of January and the mtnder Lethbridge o! the Health Charlie Bhnisch made it a g.z end 2·1. In the second frame 18-4.30 SBC vs. BFC I Sr.) I ----.---. for a new yur, aclatdul• wl1l M rtluaed 11rly r11 alone. The aame waa close eame when he scored unmlst·! Legge tallied again for,tbe Men· 17-4.30 SBC vs. BFC (Jr.) I . When prepan!lg fruits ·and Roll, tralllplanttd Itallan who nut week. throuahout and tome very nice ed an dthen M. Marth\ tied the: tailor 1 3.1Jead and then Smith 1S-7.30 BFC vs. PWC (Sr.) 1eg1table~ to be served raw, hu Mttltd In New York't brOIIX team play an dhard hlttlng de· &arne at three all alter taking 1 scored unuslsted for a H score 21-4.30 BFC vs. PWC I • • THE, DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S,- NFLD,, .. FRIDAY, ·JANUARY fO e • ·. New Alemite Discovery GENEROUS GEORGE IS.SANTA'S PAL Bv OSWALD .JACOBY Gen.crou~ George trump~d CUts I the king of clubs and . went car Worries in If! 1about hi~ business without t1tn i one little remark. . His fir~t play ~~~~ the ktng of trumps; hls second a small trump to dummy's ace. Now Crl!orae played the ~ing of diA· monds .and continued with the deuce. . . Thl5 was too much for 'E~st. He. pui hie· Jlt!Je trump on that deuce and rc111arked. ''Toe!~)' really ·is Chrlstma5. Thank you George,'' • . 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BURNEM A1ency Departmeat Sporting Goods and SP Parliament . ·, . ;' l' \ • ~ I ' Minnesota Ia a eombi.llatlon PI two Sioux Indian words mean· ing "~ky-<:olored water." OAIL Y NEWS, ST. JOH 1958 (I I New TraUll·"n(Jb wl\.1 s A I 'been a very SUCCe<ul C~talogue olf 0 0 nnua !tel'. 1\, dU<~ey w••UU<"- /s F · 1\,J • ckzllon o, oUiccrs lor 1\t · For Record Fans ystem or lf eetmg ~~~~O~Vb~·ear Which resU!tt4 Pre\idcnL Whether you are looking for Ca d etS Bl aC k) Jea d Moran. Oistrakh (on ten labels) or 1st. Vice Callus (on one label) or the The Women's MissionJry .Thomas LeGrow. Plttsburgh Symphony Orches· The argo motor ship Olaio Society ol Blackhead held its I 2nd. Vice President-Mit tra (on two labels), you will. launched by John Brown and annual meeting in Blackhead: r'clt})am. dso easily find some 20,000 Co. (Clydebank) Ltd. for the School Hall on the eveninf of 3rd. Vice President currently available records all New Zealand Shippin~ Co. Ltd.. December 16th. Susanne King. - neatly itemized under the Is the first British·huilt ship to · The President of the Society, Recording Secretary _ names of over 4,000 recording carry engineering cadets. ~Irs. Harold Moran presided, Harold Stanford. artists! AND it is up to date In the Otnlo a new method Is a.nd the worship service as out· ' Corresponding S~ret through the new listing; in the to be tried out. Aboard the ves· lined _In the ~lis;ionarr Monthly! Mrs. John Reynolds. ll) December Schwann Long Play· sel forty nJI'lgatiri;; cadets ann was wllowed. Familiz.r Christ·' Treasurer - Mrs. lng Record Catalog' AND dis· thirty engineering cJdets will· mns e:,rols were sung, and ap·i Bishop. continued records are not list· start their careers. Special en· propnate scripture passages Christian K OO'.OJI\JIJ~ [T(O;LD ed. I gineering Instructional stnfb nrl were read. Mrs. Robert Gulli· rctary-Mrs. Hudson fl,.l.VO , 1 27 I ·.~ether with location of district ann Gemmell T.td. echo sounders ha1·c specified the 1 Broad Cove-Mrs. c. foori and drug inspectors The vrssrl hcs a rrnisterer1 wh1tc Enc vcr. made forms and on the prmted 1 can mJrkols. The lo~d consi:'lt"' forms sttpplted by the Depart· 1 of Ford. Au Statutory ~otice In the matter of the last will and est.au of Martin J. llynes, Ia~ f'!EROF-5 ARt=' MADE·NOTSDR>J' of Port au Port In the Province of Newfoundland, Dominion or Cilllada, Company · Director OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE deceased. All persons claiming to be creditors or who have any claims or demands upon br affecting the estate of Martin J, Hyne! of Port au Port aforesaid, Company Dl rector, deceased, are requested to !end particular~ of same m writing, dltly attested, to the un dersigned solicitors for the Er· ecutor! of the last wlil of the !Bid deceased on or before the 20th. dey o! January A.D. 1958, after which date the executors will proceed to distribute the estate of the 5ald decea~ed, hav· n. , lng regard only to the claim~ ol which they shall then ba ve had notice. Dated at St. John's this 18th. day of December A.D. 1957. ~ ~ \. \j COURAGE AND GREENE, \ \ Sollcllors for Executon. I ADDRESS: Cabot Building, Duckworth Street. St. Johl\'s. dec27,jan3,10 • t . { • ,. >Uccc~ul , ludey cunuU:: IIIIJc·crs for~ which res~ - Mr~ . .,.. President_ bru'.Y, c Pre5ident-,~ < • cr President_ lllg. g Secretacy _ nlord. nd ing S~retary • .. r Reynolds.- Mrs. l!JL------~~~-----~ WANT-ED KINSMEN -- One Charwoman CITY INTER CLUB NEWSPAPER BINGO to work in Candy Factory. 5 p.m. ' SCHEDULE Apply · - ClUB CLOSED JANU~RY 3: . . I ,. ~!embers ,BOWLING LEAGUE l S , 10.00 a.m.-Suilnf. .· l1.tm SATURDAY 9 4 ~· Hollett. CASE BROS. 2.N p.m.-Skltillg. ~~· > - ~Irs. No. lL DIAL 90069 L A N D R 0 V ER 6.15 p.m.-Felldiu Practi .. \11.1n Bagis. SERIES 379 HAMILTON AVE. EX The a,nrual meeting of the City Inter-Club ~.00 p.m.-Jllllitr _Flat.. ·. ~":t ' ~ I IL TO·DAY 1S NUMBEitS ' $1 .00 I S( Bon'• n. FeUdltu. •; . T. L. Delane1. Bowling League will take place on ' 250 l.· . ' •• .• .., ' I i JANUARY .oi: .j . ;crlc, llurdcn. WANTED I N ·G 0 .. TUESDAY, J.anuary 7, at 8 p.m., at Holy B . dM Ld I 10.00 a.m.-8k.all111. ~ <: . ·B 1 Van Salesman Cross Auditorium. Team~ alrea~y mem- au otors t . ~:~~ ~:~~~~~.-rn«lee;: · 5 23 45 50 73 DIAL 80378-9 7.30 p.m~GuardJ :rraetiee •. l' Experience necessary. ' • · 9.30 p.ril.-J\lnlor FJ.ull;- _ . ' 2 20 32 47 63 ' . bers, as well as new teams wishing to I 28 35, 55 68 Apply ' ! MERRYMEETING P.OAD st. Eon's \;l, Felldlall.; 4 enter, must have a Delegate .present. I 16 41 57 71 · • _._ ,SUNDAY, JANUARY, s, · CASE BROS. 1 t · - 9 p .. m.·ll p.m. 9 18 43 49 72 !!btl••· By Order I B11nd L c •dt 3 26 -37 51 64- 379 HAMIL TON AYE. EXT. .11\'l: - Mr5. 11 36 67 \I''· John N. JAMES GOSSE, Secretary 12 24 75 jan3,4,6 Band L e 61 -~Irs. Harold 8 17 Wanted To Buy ~!oores. 14 30 70 WE .REQUIRE Band Leader 27 65 c-~!rs. C. Lrmcc·' Transmission .. ert Delaney. 6 19 CHRISTMA~ • 1n~ of Hymn ~7 21 62 To fit 1954 Anglia CLERK STENOGRAPHER. The "OLD .MILL" Club SPECIAl ELECTRICITY • • • l1ction by Re1·.' UNIQUE and INTIMATE 1953 BUICK "" ;ht the meetln1 Sedan. 5 DAY WEEK, W~LFARE PLAN, ETC. Fcatunni: f \londay: D.~:->C<:, OLD MILL TRIO . SEDAN th~ ONE BRIGHT Apply in person to Tuesdn: I ·lu<~· of the meet' • DANCE an t,·.. J ' . I • . I M.U.N.'Stud~nts \ I Are· FJillures Oats •• Hay • • Poultry & Dairy Feeds Etc. I OJ' ···NEW ARRIVALS ~T. JOHN'S, Nfld.-AP THB . I An attempt to launch RX· 100,. a rocket made by stu· For immediate delivery Ex our Warehouse: 'delitl at Memorial Unlver· OK alty, was uneuct'etsful New OATS...... 3 Bush eI Bags. Year's Eve. • HAY-Small ~ales ...... _...... 1 ...... No. 1 Quality • Cau!f of the failure has not been determined but the Soviet Runia in China PIONEER POULTRY·and DAISY FEEDS ...... "Profit Proven" fttuden!ft hope movies or the COMBINATION GRIT AND SHELL ... :..... ~...... 80 lb. bags attempt TiiU ahow what By Chien Kai-shek $6.00 Canadian .Cheese · went 'II'I'CGI!I. Victory At Sea DR. DANIELS HORSE CONDITIONER, Etc., Etc. Etc . RAINBOW . RX-100 bad a steel body with nlumlnum fittings and Lieut. Cmdr. P. K. EGG CARTONS ...... ,...... 15 Dozen No. .1 · Large Onions when fueled It wclgbM 80 Kemp' ...... $6.50 EGG ·cARTONS ...... :...... 1 Dozen • poundt. It was built to R:A.F ·.Biggin Hill TEA climb 12.000 feel, "GET OUR LOW QUOTATIONS" Launching site wa.& a tower Graham Wo//oce .. $4.25 Five· Point ·Apples on barren.! 1 short d!Jiance ' . The Cat from the clty. A third at· tempt will be made. The Count Michael IS· Campbells- Soups· students launched their \. Solt/kow ...... $3.95 flnt' rocket Dec. 7. It was Hausfrau At War ,JIIIde of eopper pipe and propelled by three pounds Elsa Wendel :...... $3.25 ALWAYS Gold. Star Molasses or zinc and sulphur. It went They Shall Not ~ . up 1,000 feet. The rockets were built by Pass Unseen Smith's .Peas and Beans ls edc.Jce students Robert /von Southall ...... $4.25 .GOOD 1an~s and David Coffen aqd Flight 777 'PHONES 5143 • 5144 QUEEN SlREET t engineering students Clar· I tnce Powell, Gordon Myers I /on Colvin ...... $3.50 I at11d Robert Dawe·. 1 J~;;~~~:::~~~~:::;;;;;;;;~~~:;:;;;;;~;;;;;;;;::::;: 1 The World of ·: Suzie Wong Wins Prize Richard Mason .. .$3.50 AWA iCP\-' LTD~ 1 ime and The Hour should disallow i GEORGE NEAl ., tm >w.v~ "Chri. In National Howard Spring .... $3.50 the CPR by wa TELEPHONE 2264 • 3420. • 4440 Fairoaks ·Ne~ rates. CCF me: Contest Grand Bank said Friday II Frank Yerby ...... $4.50 ~tla Carter, Kelllgrew!, Con· ceptlon Bay, is the proud win· Village Diary (Conli~ued from page 5) . I p0lients .. On Boxin~ Day the: Lord's Prayer" dur 1r,; c\e 1 ncr of the first prize for New By 'Miss Read .... $3.00 . Santa Claus was generous m LIOns \nth Santa Cl&us agair. ; mg of the register. - foundland in a nation-wide con Ius g1fts to the children a~am! \'lSlted the h.osp1trd r:nd present·: Following the ''ed.~.nl t~st held 'among h)6h ~chool Thomasina $ SO th1s season,. and m fact to most 1 ed g1fts to t:1e pat1cnts ar.d hos-1 nony a reception ''" . students. She was aw0rded the , Paul Gollico ...... 4· atdults r;s wei_ I. t!At th; :'rcfschnt I p1tal stafL i the home of the br: :~:, ~rize for her Pepsi·tola jingle, 1me we are m w mtust o t e On Boxmg D:Jv the ?.nnual • L t · th · · 1 10 one of thousands submitted by Last Tales . usual round of p:rties and · Christmas Party· for the. chil· _ ner to ~ evf;w~ a~ ...... $.5.00 merriment which characterizes' dren was held ti'c o·anoe, bupper L p 'cc at students ac~oss Canada. As well lsak Dinesen i~ 0 0 ;~ , as Etta's prize, the second and ' the· 1fes:ive · 'cason. E8ch · home HalL Santa Claus.. w~s p;cse-~t:I ~"1 nyr. an d ~~e..• rs. Durr J''C' ,_ 1 thin! provincial ~rizcs .were Fight It Out Ill g 011 mg wa~mly ~nd gally dec· snd presented g1fts to sll of the 1St. John's over the ·::€ , orated and hl wtth coloured [cur hundred ciJJ!dren (lreser.t.: their. honrvmnon. \l'c 0:r : ~·arded ta Theresa C. 'L Capt. Oliver 1 Young, Nlcholsvi:le, Deer Lake, ...... $3.75: lights .. Th1s ~·car there seems to A s1~llar party 1\'as held at fo~· thcir man~· friends h;,. and Dorothy Knee, Corner Gordon be qutte a number of outdoor tune m the afternoon where t1vo i 1 1 : · h' " r · I 1 c .m' Brook, resp(ctlvc1y. A :-;ew • k &( Ld lightsth · andd decorations· to add to hundred. •children ·.crc enter·:· 'i':crsc,w s Jeremuc hmhwtsappmcss .nfe o~ Brunswick school girl won the I( S 0 , , e m oor decoratiOns. t<:med. 1 future Grand National Prize of a $100 D 1 t The Lions Club have erected . Other club Christmas _acti1i- [:-;GL!SH-SOOLEY Canada . Savings Bond. Twenty· The Booksellers a commun;ty tree on the tiCS mcluded the Chmtm:t'. The mmiage of Snon This is one ssme time. Residents of Grand NEW HOMES ! f1'",;r ·thin~;~ ~bout Christ· Beach ha..e also reported seeing Progresa waa seen In the lh 1 1 . 11 brm~s fam!lics caribou In this country but this community with the erection of l' tt;;;';rllcr In the atmos· 1is the hrst time reeorded k!ll. s~veral new dwelllnj~ house~. 1 \ 1 ' trt home. In some -- Measrs, Warren and Penwell 1~ Q{e·t 1,111 be tho'e be·' C.1R DAMAGED BY FIRE have eonatructed a new modern' 1 ~I '1httr occupation~· ano 1 A car owned by the United shop to meet the demands of , , who y, !ll be awa) Towns Electric Co. Ltd., and their expanding business. Buf· 1 005 1 ' r\ loved ones this driven b)' Mr. Robert Kearne> felt Fisheries of Grandy Broth· 1' 11 rard at this time we I of St. Lawrence was damaged el'll launched a new longllner· · ' 1, ,,pecially of them. I by fire here on Saturday night. type f!ahing craft, the first con· thlr~ I~C' may he we hope The fire origmatcd m the elec· ~~ruction. Publ!c Works projects ~njo\' the splrll of tr!c wiring system of the car. included the fill!ng-in complet· 111 1 • :~'' 1n lull· measure. , The incident occurred when !on, concrete facing ~nd con·