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' ;i oxha CahinetToDecideOniAdenauer· loyalists Crush 7-Hour : . . '. lames ' Gh v· .. '\Re-elected ' Nikita Queen s ana IsdiBy Small Revolution· In Ecuador ! . 111~, too.' -- QUITO (AP)-A regiment of a;my engineers revolted Tuesday '. ,, md-shoot By ALA;~/ IIARVEV ports of unrest · in the former quoted by RenlCI'S news I so~rces Ma rg l·n . ·: .i outomoti. LONDON (CPl-Prime Minis· British colony, now n full mcm· agency as ready to recommend I against the Ecuadorian government of President Jose Maria Velasco Responsible lcr Macmillan announced Tues· tier of the Commonwealth. that Queen Elizabeth go ahead :; ' shots 01 day he will call his cabinet into QU~:EN'S SAFETY FIRST with the visit. .1 Ibarra but bowed after a seven hour fight to loyalist troops using ar· I, :us, flash session today to decide whether The Queen's safety is ob· As the zero hour lor decision BONN CAP I - Konrad Aden·; lrokc fil~ tillery under air cover. orAlbml.imt the Queen's tour of Ghana viously a paramount ~onsidem· approached, the British go1•ern· aucr, 85, was re-elected chan· I I • ~ ' loading, ~!ajcsty's men! took the unusual step of cellar of West Gcrmaqy Tues· The Chimborazo Engineer Regiment rebelled shortly after Vice scheduled to start Thur>day, lion with Her minis· I denying thnt Britain is looking day night by a margin so small shonlc\ go on despite signs o! tcrs. At the same lime the gov· President Carlos Arosemena was arrested on orders of Velasco Ibarra, ·,' Soviet Split unrest in the West African coun crnmcnt must shrink !rom a for a lead !rom other Common· that it bodes political trouble i . try. last • minute cancellation that wealth countries before reach· ahead. · who accused his one·time political crony of being a- Communist and , LONDON 1 Reuters_)- Macmillan was expected to might drive Ghana out o[ the ing a decision. · Adenaucr won his fourth four· Commonwealth. A spokesman lor the Com· year term in of!ice when 25B trying to set himself up as a dictator. C 0 mm u n 1 s t drive from the cabinet meeting to Buckingham Palace to in· All indications · Tuesday nigltl monwenllh relations office said or the. 499 Bundestag (Parlia· The rebels said they consid·l content with Velasco Ibarra's Enn~r Hoxha ac- form the Queen, whose . hags were tlwt the "show would go in a statement that no .one in ment) members voted for him eecd Velasco Ibarra's regime il· economic measures that have! K d presumably are paeked and all on." that o!!icc had ever suggested in a secret ballot. That meant legal and were SUPPOfling .-\.r·l increased, .ta~es and sent the 1 enne y So\·ict Premier 1 that the British government "is he had only eight votes to osemcna. cost of lt\'tng soann~t. ' ' I he1· Tucsdav of set lor shipment. Comtnonwealth Relntions Sec· I, I rctury Duucan Sanrlys was to either expecting or encourag- spare, since a simple majority Loyal troops promptly ap· OVERTIIROW;Il TWICE \ 1., ..1 ~.,,,·NI' 1.. t~ctics The decision is a delicate one tal . ' lor the British ~o1·ernment. return home hy plane Tuesday ing" atil•ice from other Com· of 250 was required to elect. pea red and small arms lire It marked the most [ormid·l N ·h IN bl;uned lum for the Four bombs exploded in Ghana after going over the route the monwealth countries on whether 01 the other Bundestag mcm· broke out, The rebels beat back able challenge to . Velasco Ih· I e ru n spli l. in the last lew days have strid· Queen would follow in Accrn, the Queen should carry on with ber~, 2~ cast their. ballots one attack, tl1en retreated nn· arra since he took of!ire • HI dcr artillery !i1·e atld finally months ago. He has been four Albanian news cntly dramatized persistent re· and was reported hy r~liable the visit. agamst h1m, 26 abstamed and nine were absent. This meant surrendered when· the loyalists times elected president and n· . ATA reported a Adcnauer !ailed to get 51 votes made a show or air suprriority. twice overthrown. . I tsagree b\' Hoxha in Tir of the 309 involved in the conli· liAS ARM V SUPPORT . 1 Arosemena. who is also prcsi· A government commuuiquc· deut of the Senate, was ar· thc ·Albanian capital, : lion of his own Christian Demo· 1 : cratic 'party and the minority said Gen. An~el Zurita, com· i rested with nine congressmen o mark the 44th anniver- i Free Democrats. His party mander of the armed forces,: when they emerged .shortly i n Nfld. . of Russia's 1917 Bol 212 sent~. promised to support Velasco j Hiler midnight ~londay !rom the . : holds the 'Free Demo· 1 Arm atun rel'olulion. crats have 67 and the opposi· Ibarra and quiet had returned Con~ress building that had been \\'ork1 t:arlicr. ATA said Albanian lion Social Democrats hare 190. to the country alter the Quito Iringed with tanks, l'irtually seal·! T .t B ~ 38 rnwaum:H traders ~ent a mcs· rerolt was suppressed. in;( the legislators inside. i es .. all' I. S~mbrtrl to ~loscow proclaiming But police and students !ou~ht Velasco lbarrn 's entire cabi· i .I Street fricndfhip between the So· a !!lin battle in Guayaquil. the net had resigned, apparently to· largest city and major port in ::ire him a free hand to meet Di~l 7191-! aud ;\lbanian peoples "will I ' ' lorcrrr." bnt the message, Reserve this counti·y or 4.000.000 on the the political crisis. ssue t not inducted among those northwest tip of South America.\ A gol'crnment communique ... ' 1 I _ h,r the Sol'iet party The number of casuallirs in 1 said Aroscmcna would he trier! WASHI;'-
I THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961
I ST. JOHN ' ' SPRING 0, Newfoundland, my native home, IT'S A SELL-OUT My heart shall be with thee When Spring unlocks its mountain stream1 And sets the rivers free; When all the forest p'aths are green And birds their carols sing How pleasant in this.land to dwell And ';Velcome merry Sprini, -.... . SUIVIMER But, fairer still in summertime When, through a cloudless sky, The shining wings of sea-gulls flash As they go swiftly by; When Neptune's horses proudly race In wild unfettered glee• And fishing boats bring back to land The harvest of the sea. '• NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT AUTUMN And, 0, 'tis sweet in Autumntime All thy dear charms to see, YOUR AUTO DURING OUR When all the fields are turning brown In wondrous mystery; When Nature paints in gleaming gold And brilliant scarlet hue,
I 0, Newfoundland, the Autumn comes I TREMENDOUS To crown thy head anew. 'l" ,. l~ i FALL SALE . ' ;. . ' ~'; .J . '"1 WINTER . ·!rHE LUCKY ' 1960 ZEPHYR Nor art thou loved the less, dear laud, ) ·--SPECIAL ·. When Winter reappears ·;evening past. a . ·. :'Is Mr. George :E 4-door, very low And silently across the sky mileage '!t;. P. Murphy, · Drives snowy charioteers · t-:elly, the Chai 1960 METEOR That scatter ley diamonds there Was $1895.00 'Motors Limited SEDAN DELIVERY, 6 CYL. ENGINE On hills and barren land- ·'Member. The F We thank the Lord for making thee I · . \ear, t h e wmnc• NOW .$1650.00 Our own dear Newfoundland. STANDARD SHIFT 1475 ·:It's,__ the _finest c ·-· WAS $2150.00 NOW $ .00 CLARA BADCOCK, 1957 VAUXHALL 1960 FRONTENAC Bay Roberts, East, 4-dpor, 6 Cyl. C.B.; Newfoundland. Was $800.00 6 Cyl. 2-door, Gas Saver 1956 . CHEVROLET ,, Was $1895.00 NOW . :...... $475.00 2-door:G Cyl. Was $975.00 NOW ...... $1525.00 NOW .... ~ ... $695.00 Screech Kinsmen ' ,. ' ... 1959 CHEVROLET 1958 METEOR 6 Cyl. Was $1850.00 1960 CONSUL Pri~ces Rise Book- 4-door, 6 Cyl. All Black. 4-docir. Was $1695.00 Newfoundland Rum .drinkers · d NOW ...... $1600.00 Was $1475.00 will be charged 25 cents a 26- 1 Recor ounce bottle more !or seven 1 '•' varieties of Rum !rom the West '' Now ...... $1150•00 ,_N_o_w_.. _·. _·. _.$1_29_5_.oo-r .... Indies, chairman A. Mullowney 1959 PONTIAC ------1959 AUSTIN VAN ...... $200.00 of the Liquor Control Board SafeS 4-door, 6 Cyl. Was $1675.00 said Monday. ~::-'~ ..:) 1960 VAUXHALL (Velox) 1960 METE.OR He said the increase brings 6 ...;yl. 4-door. Was $1875.00 1953 MERCURY %-TON .. :...... 300.00 The Kinsmen Club of ! · ·· '.'\'~ 1 the price into line with 370 NOW ...... $850.00 4-door, 6 Cyl. Standard Shift. other brands of liquid offered John's will be holctmg 1:! ·... . ·:· .. 1959 THAMES BUS ...... 1400.00 and ~ . \~ Was $2350.00 NOW ...... $1495.00 at Retail outlets by the Board. annual Used Book ,r ·•' cord Sale from November ll.: . >··• !~ Even with the extra quarter, ... 1959 DODGE 1------1 1959 CMG 1-TON C and C...... 1450.00 Rum is still cheaper than in to November 25th. This )i...... ·' NOW ...... $1850.00 in addition to their re;d: · :::f. 4-door, 6 Cyl. Privately driven. 1958 INTERNATIONAL Y2-TON- other Atlantic Provinces. A 26· 1960 TAUNUS ouncer of cheap Rum-New· Book and Record Sale, ~ . Was $1875.00 12m. 2-door, All White. VAN ...... 1150.00 foundland Screech-now costs Kinsmen will also he se:::· · used stamps, prints ond p;:; · 1958 MERCURY Was $1495.00 ' ~3.25. NOW ...... $1475.00 1953 2-TON VAN BODY...... 650.00 ings. · 4-dom·, Automatic, Hadio, The Sale will be held i:' · · NOW ...... $1200~00 same location as !ast )ea:;' . Power Steering, Power Brakes. 1959 PONTIAC SEDAN DELIVERY 375.00 the premises of the ~;· . 1958 PONTIAC ,Was $1900.00 Wholesale Dry Goods Lin:..1 1959 THAMES VAN ...... 900.00 2-door, Standard shift, 6 Cyl. ( d 500} Paramount 319 Water Str~et. 1960 METEOR Ri eau All the proceeds will :!. · Was $1395.00 NOW ...... $1500.00 V-8, Automatic. Was $2875.00 1960 CHEV. %-TON C. and C. 2600.00 boost funds to finish built ,. t~ow Playing the Kinsmen Boys' Club, r ' NOW ...... $1095.00 NOW ...... $2250.00 1958 DODGE h·TON PICK-UP .. 450.00 nearing completion at lie:, 1960 CHEVROL:eT CLARK GABLE, Pond and whose corner~~, 1------1 1960 DODGE Y2· TON PICK-UP.... 1300.00 VIVIEN LEIGH IN was recently laid by Pre:J.' 1960 METEOR 4-door, 6 Cyl. Standard Shift,. "GONE WITH TilE WISD" J .R. Smallwood. :· ·. · Low Mileage. Was $2650.00 ·· 1960 METEOR Montcalm '1959 CHEVROLET Y2· TON The Kinsmen are appeL; . Convertible, 6 Cyl. Automatic 6 Cvl. Automatic, Radio, Although Clark Gable had al to the public for help in ~· .. .. _...... J PICK-UP ...... 1400.00 Connra tu Radio, Low Mileage. ready won an Academy Award Book and Record tiale. ·, ·NOW ...... $2250.00 Power Steering. Was $2800.00 you have any used books,.\' . " Originally cost ·$4500.00 . before Producer David 0. Eelz· !~lynn of lOll 1958 CHEV. 1-TON BOX STAKE .. 1050.00 nick selected him for the role cords, stamps, prints or ra.:, the Educatio NOW GOING AT BARGAIN NOW ...... $2275.00 of Rhett Butler in "Gone With ings at home which you ~c;.· mand, Royal 1959 METEOR the Wind", his spectacularly like to donate please 'p!:; 8034 7 and a Kinsman will c. awarded a sci successful portrayal of Rhett at fout· hund V-8, Automatic, Power Steering, 1959 METEOR RIDEAU ON THESE clinched his tremendous popu to collect your donation. 1957 METEOR RIDEAU Radio, Was $2250.00 larity with movie fans the world pupil of Hoi' 4-door, V-8, Automatic.· 4-door, Tutone, Automatic EXTRA over. Memorial uri with Radio. Was 1975.00 Filmgoers will be able to see NOW ...... $1200.00 _ NOW ...... $1800.00 SAVE SPECIALS this memorable Gable portrayal again in Metro-Goldwyn·Mayer's Dies On NOW ...... $1525.00 new release of "Gone With the 1958 MERCURY 1959 PONTIAC Wind," presented in tribute to anadi 1958 VOLKSWAGEN 1959 FORD the year of the Civil War Cen· 4-door Automatic, Power 1960 FRONTENAC tennlal Vivien 1 Leigh, Leslie 6 Cyl. Standard Shift. 4-door · Plane Steering, Power Brakes, Radio, Was $1875.00 4-door, Automatic, Radio. Was $975.00 Howard and Olivia de Havil Edmund Ryan, 13, of Tutone Blue. land are the other stars in the water, Nfld., died .layer Was $2295:oo NOW $ .00 Was $1850.00 epic film version of Margaret enroute to hospital in .. ::. : Was $1950.00 NOW ..· ..... $1375.00 725 .Mitchell's fnmous story of the where he was to hal'e '• ' ~ .. South, which has gone down gone an emergency '·;· NOW ...... $1895.00 ----NOW $1450.00 NOW ..... : .$1500.00 into his tory as one of the for a kidney ailment. ' Ar . ·.. greatest motion pictures ever A helicopter from thl ! 1960 FRONTENAC 1960 METEOR made. naval base at Argentia air!/. 1959 FORD Custom Sedan 1959 DODGE Gable's name was synonymous the boy from the rsac'"'"' :.. 1959 METEOR 4-door, 6 Cyl. Privately Driven. with dashing heroes and roman· 9 Passenger, 6 Cyl. with Radio. 6 Cyl. Standard Shift. Custom Royal, tage Hospital to St. 4-door, 6 Cyl. Was $i950.00 Was $2350.00 Was $1895.00 tic adventurers. Nor was he a urday. I · Was $2650.00 stranger to light comedy roles. He left here SundaY Automatic, Power In the years that intervened a TCA flight for NOW ...... $1550.00. NOW ·...... ' .. :$1850.00 since "Gone With the Wind," NOW ...... $1500.00 Steering, Radio. was pronounced dead NOW $2150.00 he remained before the cameras the plane reached Ita in a wide variety of pictures. Was $1900.00 ation. . 1960 VANGUA'D 1957 PONTIAC 1959 CONSUL He followed his role of Rhett 4-door,. Estate Car, Perfect with such hits as would have a signments, he never 2-door. Was $1150.00 4-door, Perfect Condition. 1960 PONTIAC NOW $1350.00 different idea of how Rhett goal. He was J. tool Condition. Was $1900.00 Was $1595.00 should be played and I didn't the Oklahoma oil ·NOW ...... $880.00 4-door, 6 Cyl. see how I could· please every· a day, but he chucl:ed --~...... body." stock company which ...... ol".. ~ ,. NOW ...... $1500.00 NOW ...... $11 ~5.00 1960 CHEV. His fears proved groundless $10 a week. The troupe I . , .... · Was $2150.00 ._--...... and he scored a, personal tri broke in Butte, :Montana, . .__....,..--··· sub·zero night. Gable ...... · 1957 BUICK . Bel Air umph. But It hadn't always - been that way. When he was a freight train and .J:..,•.:·-..t:\~~-·· .. 1957 MONARCH 1960 TAUNUS NOW $1750.00 ...... 4-door, V-8, Standard Shift.· Automatic with Radio . Was $2450.00 fifteen, Gable left the family's Bend, Oregon, almost .I ·::!•:· i7m, 4-door, Excellent Ohio farm for a job in a rub and with three dollars ll :·zt:.: · Was $1325.00 Was $1395.00 Condition. Was $1850.00 ber factory In Akron. There he pocket. ···"'-·:~:;~. NOW $1950.00. . happened to see a performance In 1925 he made his · ;a!::· NOW ...... ·.... $995.00 1956 METEOR of "The Bird of Paradise" and way stage debut with a :~-: NOW ...... $850.00 NOW ...... $1550.00 4-door, NN N NN decided he had to be an actor. in ·'The Great Diamond ~~.·::1··~ .... · ______...;... ___-! ---~------1------1 He joined the company at no bery'', later going on.~~~ ·...... :: 1959 METEOR· 1960 TAUNUS v-8, Standard Shift. salary as a call boy. He elept In "Romeo and Jul~et 1960 FORD 1958 PONTIAC 6 Cyl. Automatic, on a cot in a dressing room and "What Price Glory". It . . ' ' :·· 2-door, Ran~ Wagon, 6 Cyl. 17m, 2-door,·Ranch Wagon. 2-door, Ranch Wagon, Tutone. the actors saw that he had role as Killer Mears i~ ;•·~ Was $995.00 Radio. Was $1950.00 enough to eat. Last Mile,'' in 1930, wh~cl ·;_ · Was $2700.00 . · Was $1925.00 Was $1250.00 Although quiet and affable, him Hollywood attentio~ Gablo could become aggressive he won his first . ?~ .. NOW< . ·..... $2000.00 NOW $795.00 NOW $1550.00 and impatient if he didn't like movie role in "The •· • i ~ow ...... $1550.PQ· NOW ...... $850.00 the way things were going. He Desert". Then came called it "getting mad". He hits in "A Free Soul," once said, "Most of the things Interlude" and "It people achieve in life come One Night," which to them because they get mad Academy Award for enough to do 11omething about But it was his role as it." in "Gone With the Wind'' I During the next few years, fir1t pointed the Gable hid to get "mad" every ascendancy as .SAYS HERE ILACI .. ' ./ ---·- .. ·--- ·--,···"~------· ST. JOHN'S, NeWFOUNDLAND \ ~The· Daily News WEDNESDAY, NC)VEMBER 8, 1961 ------~------~------~------·------~ ·,I . I 1 ., Great Plans For ., Future St. Jol1n's h .. confinu ,. .'e • city ally studied By 1900, the population of but at.. th~t limit a . differe~t 1 meeting at the . Bowring Park 1 Roads will be designated as St. John's i~ estimated to be 1 :l zone 11111_ take over. There Will Bungalow. At tins meeting, ~lr. rapid traf1ic roads, and a:; about 100,000. ' With this in be a secondary commewal \Martin W. Dake, who supcn·is- Slower traffic roads. These will mind, a master plan is now in area ~P}o FortTown~IICnd and\ cd the statistics and worked have their individual pu1posc. . :1 the making. The plan will greal- · reaclun., down ID a rmg to the closely on this urban rc-del'c· whether in Jeadinn traffic tt ly revolutionize the look of this new wate1·front. road. Water- lopmcnl spok<>, and illustrated the downtown area~, or in tak city, over 'the years, and will ford Bndge, F rcshwater and the far reachiw• plans with in" traffic to residential a red• take in a wide scope for the Torbay Roads will be designed yarious charts. " without any congestion to pas; I _.,: future development in all direc as throu,¥h streets,_ leading out through. wn tions. of the City for SWifter traffic. CAREFUL 'I'IIOUGIIT Industrial and Commercial These and other proposals Mr. Dake, who has helped [ After all, a City is only a lld areas will definitely establish for the future of St. John's J?lan for the future of such ; good as its communicatiom on the harbour area and will were revealed yesterday when town> as the modern Don ~!ills, 1 This means the traffics, includ expand to New Gower Street, the City Council called a special satd that there arc almost 70,-. ing cars, buses and trucks, th• nes 000 people here now, and by I telephones and the walking di1 I· • II 1980• we can exJ?ect in the 1 lances. All these things art .. c 'I SIX a s SA T neighbourhood. 100,000. A good I taken into consideration whel filE LUCIO' WINNER-The 1961 Fall Festival announced the number of its lucky ticket on Saturday . . ag deal of careful planning has planning is done !or. th• ! I St~ cal_ls were responded to ) gone into the urban develop-· FUTURE ST. JOHN'S. ! :nd, tl·ening past. and shortly afterwards the winner of the sparkling new Chevrolet Impala came forward. Hl , by c1ty f1rcmen y~sterday. , • ment schemes, and one great! Parks will be more plentiful :I Is ~lr. George Ennis of the City. Shown in the above photo taken yesterday afternoon, are lefl to right, I Al 4.48 p.m. ftremen were I c consideration, is the importance! They will be ideally located, at £. p, i\lurphy, Festil·al Committee Me:nber; Mr~, Gecrge Ennis, Mr. George Ennis, the winner, _Hubert · c~lled t~ Howley Avhcndue Exler am pa 1g.n and potential St. John's has as I possible, and will serve sectiont ' Ecll\', the Chairman of the Super Spertal Committee; Mr. Ray LeGrow, the General Manager of Hickman Sion w ere a car a caug 1t ! a watrcrfront town. I of the residential areas wilb 1. 'I J ~ Limited, presenting the car keys; and on the fnr right is Mr. B. J. Hickey, Festival Committee firf inr;htgaJage. · There was The Salvation Army's annual i PAitK::i, ROADS ! great conveniet1ce. Parks no' I .' /: . ~lot~r,; oncit! s 1<> amage. f . . tag day for Christmas cheer~ With the least amount of up- only beautify a City, but they I 11 0 ~!ember. The Fcsth·al's grand prize creates much inter est all through the well patronized weeks, and this t Jer ~~h s wer~ a mmor i' and relief is to be conducted' set, and the most efficient wal' arc urgently required. : .. :e ,car. the \\'inner d:·h·es off with a 1962 Impala with V-8 engine, automatic transmission, radio and heater. I na ~r~ WI 00 . 1 Si:;nal Hill National Historic 50', u! the eo:,t of clc;•rancf , I Park, which this summer drew is financed by the Jo'eder.1l d more visitors than most similar Begun Church Government, b~1t once cleared, Parks in Canada, will continue The cornerstone of the new Parish. Thr new church at Fur- • the J?Cople have to re-house it. to undergo a major faceliftinil All Saints Anglican Church at 1 tune is being constructed bv · Cost of housing is also aided as part of the winter works pro Fortune was laid Tuesday after· Wm. A. Trask Ltd .. of ! to !Ollle measure. Central ;)lor!· , 1 ! grnm, St. John's East member st. ! 1 Club of noon by the Lord Bishop of John's and will be comnlctcd :gage and Housing has. do:·~ I I: of Parliament James McGrath Newfoundland. A large gather- enough to hold sen·iccs ·in bv ' great work in assisting ·i . · ' holding said Tuesday. · ing of people !rom Fortune, the end of this ''car wl1cn til~ : cipclities in these housing c : I I:ook and Mr. !llcGrath said tbe work '. Grand Bank and other areas of basement scctim; will be used : mcs. · I . ; I :-.:ovember of rcfacing Cabot Tower and . ' the Burin Peninsula attended for church s~rl'iccs and Sanday :•Ir. Da!;e pointed out: '. oth. This rebuilding the historic gunsites the service, held under pleasant school purposes. until now the the Corporation also a~ '.'' " their on the hill overlooking the I. weather conditions.~ Anglican congregation at For· · with the financing of the <. ' curd Sale, mouth of St. John's harbor will tune attended St. Alban's : dc1·ciopment report for also be continue through the winter. ! Assisting the Bishop and tak- Church in Grancl Bank, hut 1 John's. · nnts nnd The work has been going on I ing part in the service were: with a growing church popula- j At the conclusion of t!, .. ' all summer. Rev. R. R. Bahh of St. Mary,s, tion it Wlts decided it erect the~ highly informative mcctin·~ ,, Ii Another section of the Park, St. John's; R. T, 1lcrcer, Bay i new church at 1-"orlunc t1tij. Mayor Mew• otated th1t lit:.; ;; : I The Queen's Battery, will be L'Argent: S. Bradbrook, Burin, 1 summer ,,.. I . --·-·· ·-··"'·------' ' :'·~ ' . ·t·l~ . i \ . ••. ,~' j .·:. .. · ... . . ' I , ' . . ;,., " ·, .,· • ! I' . . :':, .. y ' ' '· ' '? i~ :· . ' ; ' 'I I ' ' ' •'l·.f. ~-- .1 ',• 1 • 1 '' • l i ·,I. ' ..' 11' ,. 'I '!' ... I.; , .. !. I ...... On Monday afternoon while local photographer Bill Garland was taking colour photographs at the • • •• • ... f junction of LeMarchant Road and Cornwall Ave. he was surprised to see a stake body truck approach : ·... the intersection with its car~o on fire and the driver unaware of it. Mr. Garland hailed the truck and the driver turned in a fire alarm while the photographer got some excellent colour shots of the blaze, one OFFICERS of the St. John's Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society elected at the annual of which is reproduced above, in black and white. The truck was carrying a load of cardboard to Hy ing on 1\londay, Novem~et· 6th .. Left to right, front row: Mr. B. L. Maloney, President; Dr. W. J, ~rade Containers plant on James Lane and it is not known how the fire started. The load was destroyed ·ns. :\Irs. L. Ayre, Vtce-Prestdents;. Back row: Mr. John Murphy, Past President; Mr. John C. M. a11d the truck slightly damaged. (Photo by Garland S~t_:_u.::.di_o_:_)------'I.' - ---... Jrlf,·Mh•·~ lion. T:·casurer. !'. Of f . ' .; Lull Befo.re Labor Storm? I If Annual Meeting Of Cancer Society . i By JOliN MATTERS About 2,400 contracts, a rec·J have arisen have been "bitter 1ing trades expire. I Speakers were provided for cultural !airs In communities but who, in spite of constant VICTOHIA (CP> - The labor ord number, were settled peace·. and expensive." TEST CIIECKOFF . . '. ' ' meeting the clubs, student ncar St. John's. Preliminary advertising, are not aware it situation in British Columbia fullY this year. Labor ;\!inistcr 1 He said the federation and a!· "! hope most of the pomls tn i 1 annual nll'eting of the nurses, church groups and wark has now been started on exists. this year may be the quiet be· Leslie Peterson said he was !iliated unions have spent about the legislation which are being :Itcd St~l!l .John\ l'nll of the Canadian others. With the co-operation the Society's new programme The Unit's Campaign Report fore a storm, a union spokes· pleased with the situation. He I $12,000 on legal costs, testing disputed will be cleared up ?Y JOwcrful on . Soci<•ty was held on of the four main City hanks in for the schools, which is aimed reflected the general upward man savs. commented alter his depart· prol'incial _legislation in the Su- the courts before those negolm· It ha; been a comparatively ment compiled figures show in[( I pre me Court of Canada, the B.C. lions begin," he said. cr:ial magic t 3d. • I.-. 'T'HE DAlLY NEWS. ST. JOHN'S. NFLD. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 196! ;:..-;_-·;;..;· ~.. -;:;.;- -=-== .;;.; ..... SociaJ-Ilersonal Delightful Treat Froni ,Dixie l Hot Corn Cakes And Coffee .~ . - t:.,Jumn- SJMON J' Sill 1 (Second of. Tbre1 UITH------· BlRTHDA Y Mommie, Scottie and Laurie, who are pareJ babiY noticed yo~ Birthday sreetinss to MIS~ and also a very special greet stantly s~rea~l . Judy Davis, who celebrated ing from her Daddy, who IS stretching hts fllll · her 18th birthday yesterc!a:,•, stationed with the USAF Ill from the first WE · Tuesday, November 7th. Greet· Libya, Africa., You would not t1 ings come from Dad, Mom, Buc · ing your baby : bara, Ma!got and Grandpa. 801\IE AND SCHOOL his hands and " -.-- The regular monthly meeting fingers. WhY' tl TO BE MARRIED of the B1·inton Memorial Home his feet and toes The wedding or Gwenc!OJiyn and Sehoul Association· will be Allee, youngest daughter of Mr. held at the School to-msht at blankets whi and ·Mrs •. Everett LcnnoK ol B.SO. Refreshments will be ser Smith-Crane Wedding and toes motionle 'loose Jaw, Saskatchewan, to \'ed at the conclusion of the to weaken them. L.A.t:. Fredrick Stephen Pur· meeting. blanket over the chase, ·RCAF, elder son. of Mrs 1 • • - loosely .. Toes wt and the late Frederick· W. Pnr- ITOIJAY'S HIR'fllD,\ YS given opportunity chase of this City, ·Will take Many happy· returns of the in the \'cry earlY 11lace in the rrotcs.ant Chapel, day tu Wayn~ '1'11lcr, Carol Ann likely never to < HCA~' Station, Summersidc, Clarke; Joh11 Barns, Elizabeth pcrly. Prince Edward Island, on Sat· and ~iarle Whalen, who ccle· most urday, Nu\'ember lllh, at 2.00 b1·ate thctr . ~irthdays to-day, p.m. No\'cmbcr 8th. parents damage toes and feet In Lh 1\IORNING COfFEE RECEPTION of life, by dcnril• or the chance to 1 The Cochrane Street U11ited A reception wao held by the freely, Church Woman's Association Blu·fame Gas Co. Ltd., anti Annual Fall· Sale will be held Robin Hood Flour Mills Ltd., at I tomurrow,Thursday, Nov. 9\h., the Demonstrator Unit on Top· I Oure n;.;ain, lhr J:ric.ltllc ~izztP:;, 111elt in!!' OV('r in the Lecture Hall. Morning sail Road, lllondzy afternoon for with a warm n'IIIIIHler of thf• ott pitl'h•~i·l' u( hoi mapk 11r ~ , old ~:oulh. Jlixie Corn Cakes arc :-;~'1'111) and steamin~ ·<.'Ill'~ o[l·~~ co££ee 'at 10.30 a.m. 'furkey the Woman's Editors of the cooking-~weet corn 11ancak~s Just ht! sure the cofit?c potd~; teas at 5.15 p.m. news media in St. John's. Hosts ' crlsfiiY flal'urell with c:rumhlcd run drr. '!'here·~ 110thin; ~; were l\lr. Brian Botham of Blu· i bacon. :->·~xt to the !;t'iddlc, the ho>Jlilahle than plenty ot '· 3 YEARS OLD Flame Gas, and Mr. Don Law · coffee ·Jlllt perks, time1! tn he for 11\'eryone as ::ou I read)• just as th" Corn rakes at slacks· o( Dixie l'orn I i Jllany happy returns of the son of Robin Hood Flour lllills are •cool'Cd onto tho plates, day to Perry Parsons, 10 Pen Ltd. Demonstrator was lllrs. , Naturally, Dixie. Corn Cakes 1 fl:.elw~P. fl~ o:.} corn m•Je.~.: ·· I more Drive, Mount Pearl, who Regina McBride. : make an ideal holida)~ hreak[ast, :; c;;;.;s, •:.,ll~dtea. . celebrates his 3rd birthday to· : tht' kind that nol10d:r in the house· l 1;np 11111,.: r. strip!' h:t-:on. t"onl · Inc and water. Mix thoroughly. her very life.' hide yourself in sorrow. 1 real love, never dies. [t l cup sliced fresh mushrooms Cover tighl)y and cook 10 to 15 Mrs. Clapper's own world fell "3. l\lany women, after a pe· the beloved fore1·er." 'Y. teaspoon ground cumin minutes, or until just tender. apart Feb. 3, IDH, when her hus· riod of widowhood, hope to re· She feels she has:· l4 teaspoon ground black pep· band, Raymond Clapper, noted marry. But since· men are dying one lucky woman. per DEVILED BAimn O:"l'IUNS U.S. political columnist, was faster than women, the chances 4 teaspoons ground coriander (Serves 6) killed in a pla.ne_ cra~h while on of a woman finding a second 1 teaspoon ground tumeric r. lnrge onions a warhme miSSIOn m the Pa· helpmate are meagre. It is bet-· 3 tablespoons water Bolling. salted water cific. ter for her to !ace i1p to this- Home Permanent ! large head cauliflower (about 1 tablespoon butter, melted or She tells the story of her happy and adjust to the prospect of a 2l'. pounds) soft marr~age;-.in a warm • hearted sin~le life. 2 tablespoons Instant sliced t 4!"·onncc can deviled ham and mspmng book, One Lucky "4. Don't impose yourself on onion 1~~ cups soft bread crumbs Woman. your children, or try to run this special 1 bay lea! Wl~ES LIVE L~NGER the lives of Your .~rand children." 2!4 teaspoons sail Cook onions in. boiling salted Smce most WL\'es today out· NO RESENTitiENT Aspirin attite Y. cup "~nler water until almost tender. He· live their husbands, ~[rs. Clap· Mrs. Clapper, atlrl!ctive and move inside of. onions, leaving per belives they should face up happy at 65, has lived up to her ~n attractiv1 H~at butter or margarine until the shells intact. Chop onion realistically to the prospect of own creed. bubbling. Add sliced mush· pulp and combine with butter, widowhood. "I never had any resentment ·PlaSflc pi rooms and saute lightly. Blend deviled ham and 1 cup bread Here are some of her sugges· or bitterness over Rav's death," stam cumin, black pepper, coriander crumbs. Spoon this mixture lions: she recalled. "He died as he CROSS with.crystal-clear waving lotion and tumeric with 3 tablespoons back into the onion shells and "!. Keep up any skills you would have wanted to -;- and I · for,deep·take curls water. Add to mushrooms and arrange them in a haking dish, have - just in case. ·A woman fe~l he. went ou.t in dory." · hlend. slirrin!( constantly over sprinkle with remaining bread who was a secretary should ke~p I~ the ye-1rS Sl~~.e then she has WHEN ars SAFE Limited Time OHer At ." 11 nrM n"•l De'\(, St•rP•, low heat for 2 minutes, or until· crumbs. Bake in a hot oven\ a typewriter around-and use 1!. . hus1ed herse!f wn,mg and sp~ak-, l spices have been cooked. Add (400 degrees F.l 20 minutes. If she was a nurse before mar· mg and scrvmg as an executive "'''it· --~----:-~....:.....-:------J.'· •,. •. . .~ .. --· ----·-·--~· ' 7 "ASTRO~GUIDE" Shoes Can • Child's First For Wednesday, November a ~ ·. ) I .\· : ' Make A "Cripple" For Life Present-For You and • • I L 1° ' Yours ••• & far as career 'I'.. SI~IOS J, SIKLER. D.S.C. matters are concerned, there's I •: ol Three Articles) Buy socks at least one inch long (Se~ond er than the toes. Pull them nct much to recommend this who are parents h~ve pro· day, People tend tQ diSagreeI biY noticed your chtld con· out so the extra length Is free htn ntil' spreading, bending, of the toes; the extra length just for the sake of argument. ~~~etching his lingers and toes of sock will fit into the unused Part of this is due to over-activ l the first weeks of II f e. portion of shoe's toe. ity and physical tiredness, :oO'n•t ~~:would not think of k'l!ep be drawn into a controversial lnS your baby fro~ moving discussion, as you can't win UU• . his hands and wlgghng h I s When your child has started to walk by himself at home, be der present planetary influences. · fingers. WhY, then, swaddle will shortly be walking on his rect and toes~ pavement. You would now be Past ••. On November~. 1825', Fufure • , • We11ltave efedric blankets which keep feet ready to get the first pair of 'fhe National Academy of De- clocks with power ~torage ar shoes for your Infant. Shoes si¥n was formed ,in New ~ork rangements to .keep them run- and toes motionless serve only City by a meetmg of artuls, . • t weaken them. Place the are flexible, roomy, and simply ·' made are best, Children's toes Samuel F. D• .Morse, inventor meg for a few_hours m the event b~nnke't ol'er the baby's feet of the telegraph, was the fint of curre~t fa1lure. And alarm Toes which are and feet must be allowed to presidcot. He was a portrait clocks With two alarms for two 1 ~sell'. ~ot grow naturally. ~~·en· opportunitY for excrctsc paicter of note. l)COple, too (that's togetherness!). ,, .. . the very ~nrly years are Some shoes look better, and have nc1·cr to develop pro· The Day Under Your Sign ~~kely better leather and more dur· per!)'. able construction, but too often AlliES [Born Morth :1 to April 191 LIBRA [Sept. 23 fo Ocf. 22) .Attend to minor details cnn thou;h Take in atride whJicvu ;II~t2tioru most American they nrc so firmly marie thal tediout, Don't gin~ nuse {or c.omplalnr. &ri~l!'. You can't uget all!'ay from it alL" parents d;~~1 age thei_r infants' they rob the Infant of the free TAURUS (April 20 fo Moy 20) SCORPIO (Oct, 21 lo Nov. 211 . use of his foot. De eonr;enial, \1ut den't let socld CD,Pit" T1ke c.atc of hQme duties and (~ toes nnd feet In the ftrst weeks mmts drplctc your ready n!h. cbligatlons before doing anrthi.ac tllc. of life. by d~nril'ing ~he. child GEMINI (M•y 21 Ia Juno 21} SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dee. 211 of the chance to mol'e Ius feet To test flexibility, grasp the Succus tlc~nd• on win~ di~rdicn, atm&. Stub horn altitude in a LusintS• tiCal heel and toe toward each other. fng diSi"ltel, ~nd curb1nc JCUt tonrae. could result in a Joss to ,ou. freely. CANCER. (Juno 22 fo July 21J CAPRICOR!f (Doo. 2% to Ja11o 201 Use discret1on when indub;inc i.D.lll)ul! A wisely timed move: ca.a balidit fw. r, If the shoe bends at •.be b a II rdreslime:nt or you'll rrrrr.~ it. jja;antiaUt, ro proc:tcd.. Hhe part of the sole directly LEO (July 22 to Auq, 21} AQUARIUS (Jon. 21 to Fol.. I" .,II behind the toesl, and not thr· You have a tUldtncy .ta atart D rtU~JJ'Cl "Ihls i• a poor time tO de:niand a Uaw· ough the center of the shoe, it just beelllSC )'CU'rt bortd. Don'tl dolm. Let matters ride fen; a wbJ11. .,._•r 110t means that the shors has steel VIRGO [Aug. 22 fo Sopl. 22) PISCES (Fob. 20 to Morel, 201 !! Fne th~: future rulistially. DC:Qd&; ca. Kctp a\1m about ptuooal affih1 Or ,.a I uothing stiffening through the a r c h. dac Lut course-, thtn set ~ IUJ nant it in a.. few da.,. ''"[~· O[ .; 01941, Pldd ~ Yrlt. 11 whittle A toddlcr wcarinl( such shoes . must walk stilf·footcd hccrusc i t'orn Cake, II ' ' I I Cake• the shoes will prevent him -·~==~~~ I from bending his feet. ! I ! Such a shoe must not be purchas· . ' ed for any child. Find a store where the shoes in ABUNDANT LIFE ' 'I your child's size arc flexible . ( through t h c arch. Hnving I found a flexible arch, make by ORAL ROBE~-~5 . ' certain that the sole itself is THE POWER OF LITTLE THINGS not so thick that the shoe be comes hard to bend. One night as I stood and the years, the savings £rom that gazed at the skr, I suddenly have given a slum child a coun• 1 Do not resole youn~er children's rclium ~ r . ,. remembered that there arc bil- try vacation and have provided shoes, for resoling them makes lions and billions of stars. Some Christmas cheer for 'hopeleu them smaller. ,~··:.'f· ·.{·.· .. of these stars nrc bigger and families. It has helped make a shoe for ', ·. ·. . ·-· .~ . rhlld:rcn: no room to spread ·. : ' . ••• . ·.• .. 1 • brighter ihnn our own sun, and home for an orphaned child and The next thing to look for is the some are fainter and smaller. has sent food packages to the pow for the tiny feet...... ,. .. ;.:. . ' .. :... shape of children's shoes have The stars and the heavens are world's needy. Only a few cenb l undergone much improvement not buy prcwalking shoes for only a small pnrt of Cod's mag- a day are saved, but countlesa I -tilTing in the past decade. The most nilicent uni1•ersc. As I gazed at !'oy has been given by the little ' 1 piping your baby. TheY maY look common now nrc broad-toed. A reception for women of the News and Radio Media on Monday, by The Blue-Flame Gas Mobile I! this vast splendor, I felt my ady's savings. I prett)· and soft, but they can . : \lmatcly t Demonstrator Unit on the Topsail Highway, to demonstrate the efficiency of Blue-Flame Propane Gas importance shrinking to the size h -• miously impede the natural Occasionally one finds the o I d of a speck of sand. How could . We s~ould see I e gr~atness w: morcmcnts of the infant's foot. and Robin Hood Flour. Hosts were Mr. Brian Botham and Mr. Don Lawson. Demonstrator was Mrs. I . cowboy boot-type shoes w i t h 10 almighty a Cod notice me? little th1~gs as Jesus d1d. Great II.. : .TOII!'J In warm weather, the baby their pointed toes, Do n o t Hegina McBride. Above, Mrs. Cassie Brown (right), Woman's Editor, THE DAILY NEWS, samples a accomplishments can be wrought I! RECIPE !hould pI n y barefooted In purchase these. Christmas cake baked by Mrs. McBride (centre), who is cutting a tasty dutch roll for Miss Anna Tem But the Bible teaches that by little moments of prayer ; ~ !!nur a play pen. \\'hen he starts Cod docs notice small things. scattered through a busy day. I. I I pleton (left) of Jubilee Guilds, to sample. The Demonstrator Unit will remain at its present. site until Happiness can be given by a powtler to creep and crawl on the car· Run your fingers over the inner Luke 12:6, 7 says: "Arc not five f l the weekend and the general public is cordially invited to attend any demonstration. After the weekend carefully chosen card sent to a iloors, he should be al· sole of the shoe If there nrc sparrO)VS sold for two farthings, ; . hospital patient or by a smilin" to crawl barefooted. added elevation; on the inner the Unit will travel around the Avalon Peninsula and from November 13th to 25th will be at the fol and JiiOt one of them is forgotten I I ·truing I ! before Cod? But even the very greeting to all you meet. A ; ~ sole, beware. lowing areas: Clarenville, November 13th; Northwest Brook, November 14th; Norman's Cove, November I' hairs of your head arc nil num· smile can be the sunshine that I I! 15th; Dildo, November 16th; Bay Roberts, November 17th; Brigus, November 18th; Carbonear, Novem I bered. Fear not therefore: ye brightens someone's day. One of I. Shoes that hm•e rises inside ber 20th; Conception Harbom·, November 21st; Foxtrap, November 22nd; Petty Harobur, November the greatest joys of life is receiv· them arc also likely to have are of more value than many 23rd; St. John's, November 24th; Bell Island, November 25th. · sparrows," These verses tell of ing unexpected good news. Write ! other arch support features, a letter expressing your love to . ~ all o£ them deforming. Any ------Cod's evaluation of the seem· arc often forced to sit lngly insignificant. someone who is not exrecting i ', shoes with arch support rea· she was so frustrated. Now It's I • long in devices which keep Beauty. Tips to hear from you. It will be a I lures arc to be avoided, better for ali o[ us. She works Christ noticed the poor blessing to him to know that he !rom underfoot w h i I c A new you to face a new season harder than I do at her school widow's mite among tllc · large ! ' 88 Popular, Pretty has not been forgotten. Send a :I docs her work. Pres- is a good idea. Try a differ· For Infants, shoes without raised work but she is ambitious and contributions of the well to do. I, upon the thighs caused by ent hairstyle, a new shade in small sacrificial gift to a great '. heels are the most desirable, doesn't mind it." They gave out of their abun· cause. Ma:• Jesus be able to say apparatus is likely to though o r t e n unobtainable. makeup-like a new bat, they The sisters enjoy dancing, dance, but she gave all she had. I the muscles rind cut off wiU give your morale a real swimming and bowling, Ann of each of us, "You have done ' Very likely, you will have to Christ saw the greatness in little what you could." blood supply. l settle for a so-called "spring boost. and Deaf· can follow the rhythm of music things - the cup of cold water heel" in which there is a Ieath· SAINT JOHN, N.B. ------·-····· _.. ,,... ·-··· . ~-" ·-~·-:-:7. _ _.-_ ".:';_~:~~-i \::.. _l·,~-- THE DAILY NEvVS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, NOVE~lBER 8, ·. . \ . • t . . • • ' . • • . ' '•- • • . ' SEC' PUT ALL THE Fi-\ MIL Y SHE·AR-TOP GAITERS Women's .-\n all-rubber, pull-on overshoe with front weather AFOOT pocket and adjustable strap and buckle. Fleece lin.ing Fur-Trim and inside shearling snow collar. • • lll CHILDS', Brown, sizes 5 to 12 ...... $3.30 Gaiters oncE CHILDS', Heel printed, sizes 5. to ~2 ...... $3.65 BOOTS JUNIOHS', Brown, sizes 1.3 to 3 ...... $3.65 ] UNIOHS', Red printed, sizes 13 to 3 ...... $3.98 All-rubber, rayon fleece lined goiter. ral Sheared fur trim. Flat tred sole. Block and BOYS', Brown, siz~s 1. to 5 ...... '...... $5.25 or Brown. Sizes 4 to 9. ir Opens Wo:\!EN'S, Brown, sizes 4 to 9 ...... ~4.7~ GRACE.-The- Ca .\lEN'S, Black or Brown, sizes 6 to 11 ...... $•5 . 7iJ ~' ·which has become RUBBERS event, opened on S: November 4th, of the new S Regional High Sch• by Women's Road. was very largely a will continue all th Children's Fifth saturday, Novemb· bus service is bei from Holyrood al Avenue to the Fair to b1 Fur-Tops to this popular e• Boot Fashionable overshoe of brushed Gents' Nylon Gaiters White all-rubber gaiter. Fleece lining, ~~~·Jon material. Nylon pile linin,!_!. . GRACE.-The- Ki laced closure. Sizes 4 to 6. their wi vcs an . ' Nylon construction with concealed front Steel and fibre shank, in illusion heel, were entertainec slide fastener. Fleece lining. Fell $4.25 available in black or hrown. They'rr )Irs. L. Pik.e on Fri• I at their Hotel on insoles. Sizes 6 to 12. Block. Waterproof. Sizes 4 to 9. Whether it's a :\Ian's low-cut Over, a Child's Water-proof Boot or the $4.50- ss.75 Hcd and While, "~larvo-Flcx" *2·95 , . $10·2:i were p!a)'ed latest in Women's Water-proof Gaytecs-you'll find just what· you and then they' all s need in onr selcclion of DOMINION RUBBEH FOOTWEAR. delicious meal. this time, Preside1 Foley thanked Pike for the opp farewell to th Men's Women's Brushed the Harbour Women's Light Women's Light Rubbers Women's Kiwanis Club and l\lrs. leave shortly to Plaid Pull-on Nylorr. ~nowboot duties at the Il Weight Zipper Scotia at St. s· Overshoes Brunswick. He e Gaiters Gaiters · regret of all at scci ident Bern the wife, Beulah, to ofp~~~c~:~~;~·~~,'dl~o~fnda sealbeau olrs. Hodgson. I Black, light-weight plain overs. . Sizes All-rubber laced over5hoe. Moulton fur · on behalf of tlu Puii·UII \'.llltc; hoot. ....• urin.~ :1 presented Treasur 4 to 9. \\·ide, deep pile, !11111 down cull. a similar set of c trim. Block or Brow11 printed, plaid up· and !llrs. Hodg! .\11-nd,l)('r, Black. light-\\'ei~hL high Rrushed'ndon upper. Heavv crea111 All-rubber, light-weight overshoes with Flat, medium, culnw, hi-cuban, hi pers. Low and standard heels. Sizes exprcssea their gratitUI front slide fastener. Low, m'edium and pull-ou overshoe. Adjustable d0111e · fleece lining. Come in black 01 meJ!Jbcrs and their taper. high heels. Black. Sizes 4 to 9. 4 to 9. green. The~ 'rc Waterproof. f, Jeal1ing Harbour Grac ... lastc11er. Size 6 to 12. they had spent tw1 '·. Sizes 4 to ~). S .7.) ~ -·· 7 yeirs. . ' $4.25 , .The President also ~ cpportunity of welcon Ralph Henneger, the n ,.· manager. replacing ~~ .·, ' ,and lllr. and l\1 "· .. Women's 4-Buckle Mrs. Pike at ·t "' .Men's Women's gathering joined in of familiar songs I Rubber. High - stvled Side-Zip the card game eo~kiail boot· low-Zipp.er Rubber were awarded of brushed .Gosse and M ,r:' Snow Over B v 1 o n ma Ga;~ers Gaiters tci·ial. N'vlon shoes modern Olym p i c li{ling '"'\''ou••ueu tt Athens Boots 1 25, 1896. :\ltraeiin; brushed ll\ lun ovcrsbor. ' with steel and ~I OVER - THE - SOCK STYLE. •. fibre shank. Coucedcd side slide ·fastener. Sell ·-•• 1 Round and taper-toe style with warm \ vailable in .\II rubber buckle gaiter with fleece toloured collar with two ornamc11lal imp fleece lining. Zippered and strap :Jlack, brown :ining and full bellows tongue. Black. llllllous . .-hailahle iu black or bro\\'tt .. clo~ure. Block or brown. Size~ 4 to 9. The,:re \\.aterprooL Sizes 4 to 9. and green in spike hcl'l. They're :\ Jl. ru hher tomtrud io11 '' ith rroul YOUTHS', sizes 11 to 13 ...... $4.25 •' BOYS' sizes 1 lo ,j $4.7.3 $7.00 Waterproof. Sizes 4 to 9 $1 Q·50 zipper. Sizes (i to 12. Black sg.~J.j :-.1 E.'.J'S, sizes 6 to 1:3 ...... ~5.75 ... _ ' our host i ,-,,.. ;! •.. ,,• I HALl Me.n' s Light ~ubbers ·. Womens Gents' Women's .· ; . ·.1 . .;. High-Zipper Nylon . . ~ .Kick-Of! .'·I ' -~j. -~ ~uki~~s . : Style Snow. '-·. Boots Children's new NO\ ·.: ; : .,'' ·_.. Black. Sizes 6 to 12. Gaiters Nylon UP,pcr, over-the-sock low boot Scotic . ' Light Rubbers . '-': Plain style ...... $2.10 with zippered front and heavy fleece All-rubber, rayon fleece lined gaiters . BLACK. HOl Concealed front slide fastener. Felt All-rubber with concealed front slide lining. Round and taper-toe styles. .. Children's, ~izes 3 to 12 ...... $1.50 Mud ttyle ...... $2.25 and $2.70 insolves. Deep pile Laurentian cuff. fastener. Fleece lining. Full bellows Deep pile Louren'tion cuff. Block or 325 bedrooms, e Misses', sizes 12~,~ to 4 ...... $1.65 Black or Brown printed. S·iz.es 4 to 9. tongue. Black. Sizes 6 to 12. Brown. Sizes 4 to 9. radio and TV, Storm 11tyle .. :...... $2.85 Youths', sizes 11 to 12 ...... Sl.fi.j $6.25 $4.95, $5.75 Boys', sizes 3 to 5 ..... , ...... $1.85 Special tamily pi Cateteria, lic~ns ro'om, delicious Womens Moderately pric1 Women's Women's Corduroy Y.! omen's Low.Cut New spacious ideally designe1 'iylon Zipper ·Women's Snow the needs of co · Pull-on Snow Boot Styre ~now Boot and business I I (:iaiters .. 'Koroseal' Parking ta~ititie1 ' Indoor connec Canadian Natior i-. Save taxi costs 1 I O·tershoes I Business and district nearby. 'Black nylon overshoe with front slide i I Smart brocade fini~h slipons with loop Low boot stde with all rubber up· Write, wire or Te ' Waterpr~JOf Brushed Nylon uppers. lor reservations. I fastener. Rayon fleece lining. Felt in Low buoL, pull-01~ style. Corduroy and button closure. Available in clear, pcrs. Side ziJ)per closure with narroll: Your CN ~lcket C upper with drawstring .\ace. Heavy smoke and sand. Flat, medium arid Front slide fastener. Bed, Green. I soles. Low heel. Sizes 4 to 9. inside shearling snow collar. Blac~ cream fleece lining and felt insole. high heels. Sizes 4 to 9. Sizes 4 to 9. or Brown. Sizes 4 to 9. $5.2.J $6.75. Green only· ...... $6.25 · $1 .. 98 and $2:29 $7.50 Children's "Safety-Gio" ' .. '·· Overshoes Flomescent Oran,;e-Red colour Wat erproof Polylastic Overshoes. Highly visible on city and country roads at dusk or in headlight after dark. Style with adjustable strap. Sizes\ 4 - 3. ··$1.98 \ r \ ,,, ' . :. '• . •.' ' l. -: .. ~... . . ' / .. ·.: / ' I ·~·,, SECT/0/'J II ~ ; ~ .t SECTION II :•, The D~ily News .. ST. JOHN'S. NFLD., WEDNESDAY, NOVE~ ram I I I 01' .. :I 7./.1-- i i I ' . ; i' ! 't ' ; i i i ' : ! I I I'' ns I r • I I .lp I I ,_ I . ' I I I. ' :-hoc. Self 1·11 tal '1)\\'ll. II 9. 7/.50 new Nova Scotian HOTEL $1.50 R. 325 bedrooms, each with $1.65 'l? radio and TV, Sl.65 .$1.85 ~ Rat~s from $8.50 single • fb Special family plan rates. R Cafeteria, licensed dining = I:W room, delicious food , , , rd Moderately priced. \ . R ~ew spacious facilities 1\I? Ideally designed to meet the needs of conventions and business meetings. ~ Parking facilities • . R Indoor connection with 1\I? Canadian National station. Save taxi costs\ ~ Business and shopping , district nearby, ~rite, wire or Telex today 1cr up ,or reservations -or call narrow ,our CN Ticket Office . ' Black $5.25 .. :·, • ·' . .( TH\t: DATT.Y' NEWS. ST. JOHN'S. NFLD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 19tH 10--· tHE DAILY · TEXAS TWISTER At 75, Statue Of Liberty .A·waits Nickels Hay Setup Fo ' By WARD CANNEL by the experience of others NEW YORK, (NEAl-It is and stay away from the pub. J now exactly 75 years since the lie's nickels. They never add up school klddics of America put to enough and you. can't return their nickels together to buy a them if you flop. As Hawks Blan mammoth pedestal for the Havins flopped, says F. ' Statue of Liberty. Emerson Andrews, you gener· And as that campaign worked ally don't turn to philanthropic ao well, cul\cctions like it nrc foundations to ball you out. ·atlll· being tried. But something Andrews, director of the Foun· .. 1eems to have gone wrong, • datin Library Center, says a Maple Leafs half-finished job is a strike .• Consequently, until recently CHICAGO ' ~·· .'.I ably early ln the last century Operations come under the superstition had moved on Eur· ~~;95, On this high political plane What do you do for vesicular W L T F A PI when the Royal Navy turned to watchful eye of the Ontario ope with such passion that Pope In t~e meantime, the So· the campaign continued. The exanthema?" Montreal 7 2 2 49 32 16 · · the tall white pine stands of the lands and forests department, Innocent VII declared an in· clety will be starting off mod· skit called for the adherents "When did you start raising Toronto 7 '3 1 33 24 15 MONTREAL (C!') - · Ottawa Valley for masts for its New York 6 5 3 42 39 15 ': .~ which regulates timber cutting stitutlon against cats, ordering estly-undcrmining Cat W~ek of the three candidates to grow hogs, Heidegger?" Workman, president of wooden ships. Chicago 3 5 3 32 35 11 on all Crown lands, right down them burned as witches, by word of mouth, demora!iztng I more abusive, to scuffle a little, "What gave you .the idea I real Alouettes, said 16 nam• The Smith firm's aim was to Detroit · 3 ~ 3 34 40 9 to the task o[ · marketing the From the dictionary, Cole dis· cat-lovers with facts, and, of until the whole meeting explod· was?" Eastern Football directors posi obtain supplies of spruce pulp· Boston 2 8 2 35 55 6 trees to be felled, The prov· covered that the creators of the course, unnerving cats every· cd into a shooting fracas, "Because you're talking about club lost about voted, Ten wood, but now it can use many in c e's management forester American League language had been embedding where with Icy stares and nasty Having glowered at Tarrant a disease confined almost ex· year on the basis of a with the firs · oilier species as well. To help here ls George Ashenden, 311, a the cat In all manner of. un· thoughts." for some time, Glubman at last elusively to hogs.'' Eastern Division ·.. ! meet cost of roads to the scat· drop in attendance for native of Port Colborne, Ont., pleasant words for centuries moved. He shoved over to Tar· "You calling me a hog, No· W L T F APt tered stands of spruce, the com· Springfield 8 2 1 46 28 17 scheduled games. who graduated from the Univer· catty, cat o' nine tails, cains· rant and said. . "You Texans Inn?" However, Workman '. . pany made arrangements with ~ity of Toronto forestry faculty Hershey 7 4 o 41 29 14 ., trophe, · catarrh, Alcatraz, Ocdl· arc all alike, ain't you?" Nolan grinned. He didn't club, which finished out ~· · other users to come in and cut m 1950, Providence 6 5 0 47 36 12 ·r'.l their own wood-hydro and tele· pus. "Beat it, Glubmnn." realize the depths of Hcideg. playoffs, is not for sale. When will the new cutting pro· Hockey Scores ger's misery and frustration. Quebec 4 9 0 29 47 8 phone poles, sawlogs and veneer gram on these limits reach the From· an eminent naturalist, "You a member of the cham· Western Division : ' '• I bcr?" "If you've got what you say you "1 have had several .. ·~j logs, eventual aim of a perpetual Cole learned that, while rats By THE CANADIAN PRESS Buffalo a 4 0 40 22 16 1l. .The result, as Johnson puts and dogs are used in lntclll· "There you are, I said you have, then you're sure a hog." this season, but I hal'e ••. timber harvest'! · Nallonal League Cleveland 5 6 0 31 3710 aged the people from · It, was "several companies har· It may be a long time. As gence studies, the cat teaches us Texans are all alike." An awful gas pain hit Heid· Rochester 5 8 o 33 47 10 I Toronto 0 .::hicago 6 egger. He slugged Nolan, who he said in an interview. I • ·.vesting one premium product, Russ· Johnson puts it: "The nothing. Then a psychologist Amcrl.on '·Cnguc "Just a minute, buster," said Pittsburgh 2 8 1 22 43 5 I is no need to get rid of · · . at. the lowest possible cost and life or tree's is greater than or Informed him that one of the Buffalo 8 Quebec !I one of the ml!n standing with reeled back into the arms of 1B the County Agent, a muscular thing like this now." . with minimum investment in a man, and one never lives .to tests for manliness Is a man's Eastern 1 ••• ssional Tarrant. "I happen to be a I young man of hot temper. i : camps and roads." sec the results of his efforts and inability to make friends with Kingston 4 Kitchener 4 Texan too." The club needed a I. · ·,LOOKING AHEAD ideas." a cat. A humane organization Hull Ottawa 1 North Bay 2 "You look it.'' ''Hog, huh?" Heidegger tried another lick. Nolan ducked and terback to provde I Britians Top on the field, Wnrkmau I . -.OUT OUR WAY By J. R. WILLIA~1S OUR BOARDING HOUSE With MAJOR HOOPLE the County Agent took one I adding: "I am I right on the nose. ... ,. wlll gat the man." ! . ' Mayor Rainbolt came forward Two to Intercede. He was interrupt· Athletic He estimated the club ed by Mort Faulkner, a vbci· an average paid fcrous teetotaler, who for a LONDON (AP) - Terry I 21,500 a game to long time ha dbeen demanding ' .. Downes, British middleweight The total attendance for -· a street light on his corner so boxer who shares. the world games was _129 1016, do~~ that he might catch the license title, and Angela Mortimer, 160,052 la!t year, for an numbers of the cars from which Wimbledon women's lawn ten· age of 18,430, 1\lcGiil beer cans were thrown into his nls champion, Tuesday were home of the Aloucllel, yard. named Britain's sportsman and slightly inore than 26,rJ/J· Every time his request had sportswoman of the year. --·---- been denied, on motion of They were picked In a poll , . Counc!lman Heidcgger. F~lk· by Britain's sports writers, H k ncr grabbed the Mayor and Downes Is the first boxer to win 0( ey . said, "Just let 'em fight, Rain· the award since Randy Turpin bolt." He had a point: Heldeg. won the British Sports Wrlters' ger was getting the gas beat Association award In 19~1. Miss St. Bon's junior out of him, Mortimer Is the first woman wiU workout tonight Goodykoontz was fed up with tennis player to get the top Stadium starting at 6 Huckabee and his hard sell, place, sharp. • but Huckabee wouldn't believe it until the grocer clapped him •. -.~ . \;.,-' on the shoulder, turned him, · ;;!,·r took the seat of his pants in a SBAA large grip and hurled him five NHL· Action ···•' feet away, where he tell at the The Boston Bruins wlll play · feet of Belinda Snoddy, who In New York for a game against The St. Bon's ,,.,,... -, ..• had come marching lnto the the Rangers In tonight's only / iatlon executive will park. Nallonal Hockey! League important meeting at (To Be Continued) action. . College tonight at a.oo ~· ---·- -.... _. __ _ ll -rn THE DAILY NEWS. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. WEDNESDAY, NOVE~IBER 8, 1961 Civil/ Service. Hockey . _:~ Finance 4-1 ;'' , Cabot Stop . '. .'' I: . Highways, Fisheries Tie ' ' lAY ' '. fXECFl'IVE-The Guards Athletic AHsociation held its annual meeting and election of officers at the ule Prin~r of Wales Annex. Elected to the exer.:utive 3nd directors were: :front row (left to. right): Albert Campbell. oec~·ctary; Ralph Atwdl. president; Ewart Hillier, vice-president; Collin Stroug. treasurer. ~JGIIT'S Ell.S Sen•1HI ro1r: Charlie \Varr. Rolnud Baggs. Edgar Squires, Herb .Jenkins, honourary member: Herb Coultas, ho1wu:.:r~· member: Howie i\1eeker. Back row: Max Howell, Bob Campbell, Charlie Hoddinott. Ralph l'nl~·cr. Gcrr.1· Dro\·cr. Gus Campbell, Wince Oakley.-·( Royal Pholo Service. reminded •ts of ice Regatta I p.m. 3 ~~~~~~-~ I ·and 4 ~;\i ~ ~ ~ytr II ~ Heads ·Johnny Bower Celebrates . Saturday, Committee I or regular 'I '! :~se enter :iday, Guar·d$ Atltletic Assoc. Annual Dinner Birthday: Age Unknown i I i: ·s nrc also .JQH:>INY BOWER ...... i years, saying he doesn't know 'I 'I week's The St. John's Regatta Com· By LAURENT CIII,\SSON I and pretending not to care. I ' ' Tlw tickll>h problem c~ rais· 1 two names were tied for the key teams and mentioned scv· onspiel" miltce will hold its annual din· ~10:-.ITREAL j' \ .- /'lI FOR FUEL & STOVE OIL DELIVERIES Diai ·3001 to· 3005 CONCEPTJON BAY SQUTH AREA .., P"L ·Grat TOPSA.JL ll:XCHANGE - 72l61 OR BANK, Oc WALTER HENNESSEY- 72126 stand an the t month of Nove_t ·~ox:>.. ll''" d that both WI tmas ~re not . weather cond1t more seasonable THE GREAT EASTERN OIL CO. LTD. t, .., colder. ... the past tw 'I ~ I I 1 • eltpcricnccd wet weather. I 1UQ-Jlports Cal~llller • r:t; ttU bJ hiJ.Ir.t. rain !ell during 1 U.06-News and WeAIIIPr 1.11. ~IJ· U..i.l'tL Ctf. did !or th cnt 12.1/i-Qoll)'wood Star J>lay. • JACOBY season. 'l'hc wca brine both ! ! ltiiiJII "OQ cheer for the ether eldal" I T·V• RADI0[0(f 1,36-Jlaalor's Stull)' __ ...... "- --- . ------conditions. Rain a i . \ I ON BRIDGE. UD-Slgn orr ___ ...,.... ___,....,..,., .._, ,...,..._ . has been badly n£ , soil and to replcr i N,T. FOLLOWS which hav~ 8.25-News PI\EEMPl' lliD . such a long un I 8.30-Hit Tune of the Da7 CB N 8.35-World of Sport CJON ~~~~3~~§~ conditions play lu 8.40-The Bill Allen Show ~·~~·Y/I'UI ~;;~~~~~~)::~ r~~o:ads and fill t~ WEDNESDAY, No\'ember 8th. WEDNESDAY, No~ember 8~~. ..-- r- ~ 0 and pools 1 8.55-Newl 1 with Highroad! 9.00-1\lorn!nc Meditations JliOI\Tll 19 suspended for 7.30-CBC News . 9.03-The Bill Allen Show 6.30-The Bob Lewis Show • 1>,10 8 n we can expect 7.35-Top of the Mornmg 9.30-Ncws Headlines News; Sports and .A981 to worsen ond 6 R.OO-CBC News and Weather 10.00--News Weather Jteports + 10 4 2 ManY pe1 8.15-::ltusical Clock 10.05-Stork Club 9.05-l\lusic for Millions ~Q96 or a WEST (~) EI\ST 9.00-:'ltorning Del'otion& lO.UB-The Geor~;c Cawdry 9.2o-star Time ·· · of the D£ Show and Newa rl!Q643 .l\J975 9.15-Folk Ways 9.30-Austin Willis ... ; ol"uAVS tO SlOp r 12.45-Fishermans Forecaat 9.35-Wei!tqcr Forecast .QIO \'KH82 '':·. 9.30-CBC. News • J 3 • 8 octolJer and · 9.36-Direct Reports 12.55-Newa 9.40-Jcrry Wiggins Show 4o/L,J532 .0!&7 continue 9.45-Records at Random 1.00-The George Cawdry 10.00-Ncws HiGhlights Show t;QlJTlf in the gen1 10.00-Thc Archers 10.ol-Martin'a Corner 42 1.15-World 0:! Sport est' although it can b' 10.15-Iris Power 10.15-What'l Cool!in' • 65 l.SO-News (Local) 10.33-Jerry Wiggins House· t AKQD'/.65 ated that in the late 10.25-For Consumers ·more tost days can l .'-; 1.45-The George Cawdry wives Choice and News 4oK!04 By V. T. HAMLI:-.l 10.30-N!ld. School Bro~dcasl Show No one yulneral>le 10.45-Music in the Mornmg 11.30-Nfld. Qui~ ~~~~U~~f;~j ed·thrnugh wet weatr 2.00-New& Headlines 11.45-Bob Lewis Town and West Nnrth E~&t lial!lll 1/ , Dtl'lighl Saving '1'1 ll.DO-BBC Variety 2.01-The Sage Brush Sam Pass Pass Pas~ 3 t to ap end on Saturda~ .ll.:lU-:11 Jld. Schuui Broadcast Country, News, Weather Show and Newa. 1.35-Don Jamieson's Editorial Pa~s 3 N.T. Pass Pa~s we:lesained the hour. .11.45-1\itchen Corner 3.00-The Bob Cole Show and Pass lY Jysl )ast Spnng. 1 12.0Q-BBC News 1.40-5vorts Opening Jcad-rto·7 New& 1.45-,-Art Baker's Notebook ·longer evemngs wllh 12.10-Announcers Choice 11.00-Supper Serenada eijl4et a great~r con ··. l2.30-Farm Broadcast ~.00-News Highlights 11.30-Newa Headline• 2.03-Matinee By OSWALD JACOBY /111,!1....-"'"""-, onlpdoor actii'LIIes II .., 12.45-Mid Day Serenade 11.31-supper Serenade ;Jo;:OJ,~_·v¥ 5ociited with the W 1.00-Doyle Bulletin 3.00-Ncws Hi!!hlights 111Cre is a story alJoul four 5.45-Fishermen's Forecast 3.ul-Western Jamboree aon·.! 1.15-Don Jl!esser compijr~tive strangers who sat 5.55-NCWI 4.00-Ncws , T'e partridge anrl l 1.30-CBC News and Weather 6.00-Bulletin Board down to play in a bridge club. hunli ng season clos .: 1.45-Tommy Hunter Show ·4.1lfi-Ranch Party The first hand was dealt and 6.10-Movle News 4.30-National New1 Thi' year the birds I · 2.15-;\luslcal Rendezvous 6.15-Sports Report and was passed out. quill plentiful all 12.29-Dominion Time Signal 4.33--Raneh Party While the second hand was Travel Guide 5.00-News Highlight! 11•9 Burjn Peninsula anrl 2.30-1\Iusical Rende~vous 6.30-Early Evel)ing l'{eWI being dealt the man who llad 2.45-Atlantic School Broad· 5.01-Dance Party been in last scat remarked, "I I havt been the best_ Ro11ndup 6.00-News Highlights :: ==.=::;::=:::::=::::::::;;::;;;-A;LJ~b;~~)]~£;;:=LJ~~~~~~~~!:!J~~~:.!;;.Z~~~-.J partjcuiarly for patn east 7.Q0,...-Sage Brqsh liam Show almost opened with three din· sportsmen have sec1 ' :i : 3.15-John Drainie Tells A 6.02-Weather Forecast monds." .. , and Newa 6.05-Bullet!n Board l·n E STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE By W. SHRUGG! one, hundre~ birds Story B.pt~ream of the Crop Ills partnet· ~aid, "If yuu ·month's huntmg and .. ·.·.. ~·J 3.30-CBC News 6.10-Natlonal News had, I would have bid three r------,----v:-r-----~.------been able to get their 8.30-Newa Hepdllnea 8.15-Sporta ...... ··•.·· :J.3J-Trans Canada Matinee no trump.'' ' · .··t.-: 8.Sl..,..Craam pf th~ Crop 6.25-Newa -·-··c-'" · dai11. A large numl ... ·· •UU-News The rpply Wil> "\'ou can't 9.00-News Headlines 6.30-Club 93 :birds have survived ):: 4.3a-·rrans Canada Matinee bid L)JrCe nu-truiTIP when I . "'·:.. ~.01-Cr~am of ~h• Crop 7.00-News lligqlighu 'allditlle next season fl UU-~Ittsic in the Air 0.30-N ews summary (Local) opep with ~hree diamonus in 'an·,,1increase in the . :_ '.';i li.all-Fi1beries Broadcast 7.01,--Ciub 93 fourth seat." ' , 9.31-Cream of the Crop .. .. 5.45-Music from the Albums 8.00-News In a Minute ptlii\Llation. There • ' .... ·, 9.55-News 8.01-Best from the West An argument started and a JYge number of : ' . .:.'1, 6.00-News 10.00-The Night S)Jow, Sports became so violent that the tlilJl year too, alth1 . ~ ... 8.30-National News 6.05-lnterme~zo and News Hepdlines game w~s bro~cn u~. bi&:/game birds have ···· .. 6.40-Progr~m Preview 8.31-Best from the West 12.01-Midnjght Bporta Score~ South's h«nd js ijn example be 'tery elusi\'e 6.45-Light ·Music 9.00-Ncws Highlights am 12.55-Newa- Sumin•ry, of what a fourth hand minor ~ have fal!en vic . '·\. . ' . 7.00-CllC News and Weather 9.03-Nfld. Soiree 1.0ih~lsn Off. · suit preempt shoulq be. He 1p~smen. Not witt . \· '1.15-Random Chaptera 9.40-5alt Lake Choir 9.45-Dosco News has reason to believe th~t he ga~ season over f, 7.30-Tops To~ay holds the best hand at the 7.45-Doyle Bulletin 10.00-National News lllliiY hunters are se CJON-n 10.15-Pick of the Pops table, but he doe~ not want to _._...,._ 41!DI;~~·j1 alglits for bigger·gam 8.15-Roving Reporter compete against the major fl.25-Musical Interlude WI!:DNESPAY, NIIV~I!lber Bth, 10.30-National News awaiting December, to:4S-Sports I suits. ------==----' mooi;e hunting open 8.40-Hour of St. Francis North is entitled to go to o.§fi.,.!Ji~slllr 1 s 10.55-Letlocrs and :Mc~sagu many have go R.55-Wcather for Mariners i slndy I lljree no-trump after the fourth 10.35-W~tm~n's Nnir• 11.00-Hews Highlights aectlons of the '11.00-lntro to Wed Nile hunting has b, 1U.t5-C~rtaons 11.01-Music in the Night hand preempt. tie knows tqat r---'------;...... -__, · 0.10-Muslc !3UT WHATWASALLT;-Je ('.!EXT 1 ~AVE To T!:AOf I-IIlA since Septembe ll.OO-tfomper Rpnm 12.00-Newa Hi¥hlights South holds a better hand than No lSi: .A ecur? 1P.O()-Oblomov-Drama the ordhtarY bid of thjs type. successful in g, 11.30-National News Roundup lll,UO-Lo~pl and Nalinnar 12.0lr-Mmic In the Nigllt 5PORTSMAN9-IIP/ and Midweek Review · Newa 1.00-Ne.v• in a Minute East looks at his 10 major Last week cards, but is afraid to bid at 12.00-Sign Off, 0 Canada, 'fhe 1~.15-Sigp Off 1,0l-5ign Off I here rct1 Queen 2.oo-nrun'$ the four level and North has with four ki! no trouble running off nine ~fate 2.30,-,C~eJ Helepe that the bi! tricks. are quite plen 1 2.45..,-Nursery jlphonl Time Common sense will often help ------~--- 3,01hMualc Brepk If South npeno with one dia· · Peninsula thi1 VOCM a person lost in the bush to mond North, will probably re· ...... •• have been s 3.ati-Yes, Yes, Nqpette li11d his way· b;~ck or at least WEDNESDAY, Nnve111her ilh. 4.00-MIIIe, de Pari• not to panic. Instead of starting spond his spade suit and the the, roads at r 4.30-Tugboat Annle to run around in circles, It 16 worst that will happen to him . 1!.28-Sign On 5.00-Fiiendly Giant best to sit down and try to re· is to wind up goipg down one 6.80-News and Weather 5.15-Maggle MIIU!ns inember where the sun was at trick at four spaqes. . ' R.a5-The Bill Allen Show 5.80-RanJe· Dazzle the start of the outing-if tqe a stir was 8.40-Morning Meditation 6.00.,-,CapJalll JQ~k ~unter walked with the sup at '-'-;.....;...-'-!!::='!::"" I~~D;,Jliii5i~~~~-~~~~~ _. .!:=~~~~~'!0.i~~!i,.!!~~~f;~~iesfishinglast ·week and 8.45-World of Sport li.~O-The World o! Sport hi' back, he was travelling west. CARD SENS£ ships appea1 6.!i5-News 6.30-News Caval~ada According to the time of day, ... ~ From their 7.00-The Bill Allen Show 6.50-Polnt of VIew he ean figure out his general Q~The bidding has been: l'let:lfled that they \t ...::.I 'F.15-World of Spor. '7.QD-Father of the Bride direction. If there are any North East South West 7.aO-N ews and Travelould• '7 .3D-Pete and Gladys streams he shoul~ check th~ir 2 ¥ Pass 2 • Pijss w.•~''"'" and opera '7.45-World of Sport 1.110-Talent Showcase 'direction of flow with his topo· 4 Ill Pa~s 4 N.T. P~ss limit . ~bser1uerltly, wh 7.55-News (Local) 11.15-N!ltlonal Newa. graphical map. Also, if there 11re 5 • Pass 7 1 8.00-Tor)lay Weather Report 8.30-Ben Casey hills or lakes he should try to You, South, hold: retqrne1 reported that 8.03-News CNationall · 9.1111-Pjayd~te locate them on the map, A I!IK Q 10 8 7 ¥!! +K 5 4 et-A 8,08-The Bill Allen :Show 10,80-Perry Como small fire will help 1\eep him 63:;! fi&lling, and I dragging over · 8.15-sports Cl!P~1Jie 11,30-News Masa•lne w~rm and draw the atteption or Wh~t do YIIU qo? passing plane pilots, A-Jf YQU W~IJl lo wear SUS· in*ore fisl I gear set. In f: ! pcndors and a belt, !Jiq five no· trump to ·aMk for ldnl!5, b11t if !'~"'•Were CPnJpclh Tnsvel Talk gear out of t rN LONDON FOR TALKS you want to win at bridge just it. The matt - I LONDON melltml - Sir Jlpy go right to sovon ~~~q~es, Yo11r Welensky, prime minister of the partner sliOIIh! llohl U least 10 lQ Dept. of 1 I Federation of Rhodesln and Ny· cards In the majors for his fird W4o imm1 asalana, flew Into London Sat· bids, · --·r==..-.r~~:":~~~~~~~~i~Tll[ijf~ out in their urday for tnp,lovel govornmen\ r OCN'rT IN !J.5, I weal!~ 11nd Colonial Secretprlea, do ~ou do! . I Pnncan . Sllndys anrt Roainald was evident 11 Mftudlln. A.n1w~r Tomorrow fishing trawl !1, I· apparently a I '· &hip, the &r l estlm11ted five tho I• BARBS • lll'ger 1hll twelve the seemed to b 87 HAL COCHBAN ... new and ve Both n ~ll)'Po!l)' CAll PTQVe they 4AV@ crew member ;PIId fOU §'[I~~- by ~QYllli ltm, lllll~hll •bill • • • • sh1p, W.h~ll tllq l~11ve~ llei:in tp fall at nig~t, ( they may. lnPk Aa wpnderM as the lo tho~e we color@d In kindercar· ton. Officer, r~qu,~~ • • • captain· 1 When~vcr we read spme· · llowenr, i. thing about Fort Knox· we IJeclllll! · 'wonder who ·watches the man off' and P who Wftfchew tho m1111 with the key, fol~owtng 1 • • • Phlp .lllllVI Maybe _young authors ropido has been s in attics because they can't 1 live on first stories. Lfl941'1 .. •.. T);\ILY !\EWS, ST. TOliN'S. NFLD., WEDNESDAY, NOVE!\fBEI\ B, l9Al 13 ~ '· >" t . I . • ' ' I : . 1· ·' : I I';; : t I ·,I .. ·I' . . I.,; : , , WANTED-Furnished bache· ' . lor Apartment In good 1914 - l961 locality, preferably ncar the ~®!lfiD ~fta[~ ·i ·: General Hospital. Apply P. II : A VOT'E . . 0. Box H-182. DINING • DANCING I. Grand Bank :News O'K£!EfE'S nov8,9 Lounge 12 a.m.; Club 5 p.m. FOR H~ENLEY 1 WANTED-For rent by De~. TV lJJunge 4.30 p.m. • I a.m. 1st. A three bedroom House BIG HAPPY HOLIDAY BA:\K. Oct. 31.- \ talking about these two strange with a dinner In tht Ygunll I d an the threshold ships and their purpose insicle People's Hall and 111 whloll Dr. CORNER , or Apartment, East End ( 0 N T ES T 1 1 5 J preferred. Excellent refer· ll'e •:Jth of November we our territorial waters. The Sidey was the speci~l IIUe~t St. John's FIRST Self· ence. Phone 92257, Win: 2 Weeks Holiday 1 0 Serl'ica Stpre. Established 1 the ~ that both winter an1l whole affair constitutes the top speaker. The dinnar wu fol· I Cl ;re not too far myste~y of th~ year insofar as lowed by a public Temper•nce in 1014 and still maintain· novs,9,lo i NASSAU, BAHAMAS \\'rather conditions too, local tntcrtst IS concerned and mecllng at 8 p.m. iug the confidence and i -IV-,\ll_E_I(O-:-U-S_E_S_P_A_(;_E-_F_o_r_l ! llntJ ea•lpmer olll'l~le. custom of the families of · .. -ca Springdale. . pany is exercising its rights of 1 frllcd matlress re-conditiOn· moloor a<'tll'llles that are as· appeared. The motor vessel New York City's Woolworth I w11h 1he winter sea· . DIAl, 3320 I redemption in respect of the I ed or ~·our Ali Wool mat National IV wont ashore Satur building and Washington'• Sup· no\·B,n,lO said 5'2% bonds, : trc~s rc·pickcd, and recov· ,) day neur Point Rosie and be reme Court hullding, partrulgr an f'rom their actions it 1 ll~ad Office, About 80 teach· IWednesday, November 8th, will 1 that they were fishing make connection via Placentia LET GEO],lGE DO lo t 1nse residents in .. ers were in attendance. TOOL RENTAL IT : the t: I and operating inside FOR .. loloslly routiQe matter1 were Electric Sabr• SaWL Junction and Argentia with M. VOTE Auction rooms open iimlllediale vicinity but it . ! limits. Petit Forte on Bay Run daily from ·is eyesore and a mis- ,I >Ub!i!quentl\'., when the· dory discussed at the meeting. One Portablll· ~ndort and v. 2.30 p.m. to an :I .' :1 '• item which receoived some at· Skill ~w,, Piacentia Bay. 5 f · t I f ; returned to port PROGRESS. p.m. or· pnva e s~ e use o a potential attrac- I reported that the ships tion was Insurance for teacf1.crs Reasonable Ratet coNNECTION GREEN BAY NIGHTINGALE of goods. tive area, This land could lisiung, and that they as well as the ach~flle ot ace!· BARRIS & HISCOCK LTD. and SEltVI?E . 1 ~====~~~~~ j dragging o1·cr the ground tlent insurance now being offer· Genorwl QArd"lfe Train "The Carabou" leavmg · - ~~~~~;;::;;;:;;;:;;;:;=: 1)e better uti ize d as a mshor~ fishermen had ed for students. Sporting Goods. lit. John's 12:01 p.m. to·day, . or as a playground At 6 p.m. the teacher& and --~..;;.;.;.;;::...... ;;;.;.;.;;;;.. __ rark gear set. In fact: two dor· 1 other spacial guests attended ERNEST CLOUSTON, EFFICIENCY Wednesday, November 8th., will PAl NT JOBS lor om children. were cnmpcllcd ·to h11,ul a Inake -conne~lion at Lewisporle banquet which was held in th c L1MI'l'ED 1 gear out of the water to at with M.V. Nonia on Green Bay Regular $80.00 ll. The matter was re· auditorium. Under the catering• McCI.u\RY AUTOMATIC VOJ·E FAGAN of Evans Lunch Room a delic . WARM AIR CONDITIONING Service, 10 Dept. of Fisheries au· CONNECTJON SOUTII COAS'l' SPECIAL ...... ious hot turkey dinner wa s PIAL ms $45.00 who immediately pro· 216 Wi\TER liT; CITY HALL I SERVICE Vlt\ PORT AUX for limited time only. FOU COUNCILLOR out In their boat Louise enjoyed. Most of the teachers . to lnl·estigate. on arriv· returned to thJ!ir homes immedi . BASQUES BODY WORK For cars call:- on the scene it was ~oon ately after the banquet, INSURANCE AG~NTS Train "The Caribou" leal'ing A SPECIALTY that the ships were ~ St. John's 12:01 p.m. to-morrow, 91911,- 91776, 95255, I:!ONS 011 T~MPERANCE AND BROKERS Thnrsd~Y. Novomb~r Dth., will All work performed by 2! hotb ships had the PLUS 250:1, 917244 and •ickie on their ACTIVITIES . make connection Jt Port aux licemed Mechanics. Last week WaR a bu~f cme for JOB BROTHERS' Basques with S.S. Baccalieu on was evident that one ship the various Dlvl•lon' oJ the &: COMPANY, Ltd. EXPERIENCE South Coast Service. BROOKFIELD a hshtng trawler, and the flons of Temperance on the Water Street llurin Peninsula. Durin& tha CONNECTION WEST RUN Sl:RVlCE ~TATION GREAT EASTERN deapparentty a factory sttP• t DIAL 2658 - flU . PLACENTIA BAY and BODY SHOP Pot ship, They were period the Annual B•••lona of ~HENLEY OIL & IMPORT Traill "'!'he Caribou" leBving Cor. Cowan and TopsaU R~! b .l•r~e. the smaller trawl· lhe Grand Division o1 New . REG. T. MORGAN !a.undland were h~ld In a five . ~!!!!!!~~~~~~~ st. John's 12:01 p.m. Frid~y, CO,, LTD. emg eitlmated at between '::: November lOth., will make con- Phone 93410 or 92381 dBY pro11ralllll1e. · INSURANCE Ltd • Radio, Television, Was~era, t~n~ five thousands tons feJIIple Bldg., P.O. "IIJ J81 nection via Placentia Junction oct6,1mtb, a ~ arcer •hlp at belwee~ A IPeelal Yllltllf •H•I\ding 1 nefri~eratol'b, Deep Freezers, 341 Duckworth St. and Argentia with M.V. Petit Electr'c Ran~es, · ~eetwelve thousands tons. lbe 4eR•ions was Rev, Dr. J. J. Sidey, who represented the Na . DIAL 8037D or '1'158. · Forte on West Run Plac~ntill Floor Pol[§al~rA, n med to be compara· Bay. . Gramophones ew and very modernly tiona! Dlvillion of the Son• of Public Address Syst~ms. crew Both men and wo. 'l.'l!mpmno~ of North America . DRU~ $TOR!5 . CONNt;CTlON SOUTH COAST Where To Stay T~gCI R~corcl~r' . The sessions opened on· Satur IlDDY IMOWA11 .. be members were seen . I!E~VICJ<; VIA .\RGENTIA. n~~i\IRS AND SEl;VlCE ntohv_lna •IKlut th11 den"• QIIY1 OciP~r :llftt, at Garnish Balsam Hotel 5 LINES s lp, . "ff• . On Sunday morning a Temper· M. CONNORS Ltd, Tr~!n ''The C11rihou" leaving BARNES ROAD . DJ.\1. ~01 to 3005 Better Living St. John'~ lll1Ql p.m. Frl~ay, at CBpt, Wilf;Pd ance aervi~e was. held at the rmmpt1o1111 Plck\lp P4 Situated In the !leart pt t~ight, November lOth., will make con· Off e local District Fortune United· Church. In 'the dtiiV.I1 .m~... . Coats Less he City. WATER STREET and r leer, w~nt alqng· afternmm a parllde 11ntl 111rvlce rRONI .... neetion vla Placentia Junchon jan26,l:V and J\fg~n\la with s.a. ~ar Quiet, CornfortablP Atmos, the caequesto~· Ill spo~k Wlls hQid hvr•· will! tll11 mvice :a i a : a a : e u a us tea: ·.when you go phcre. · H Plain of the small· In the Salvation Army Oltadel. RADIO.T.V· RIP AIRS Havop Qll South C:oAst Service. •hlp ~wevfr, lmmeaiP\ely On Sunday night, Rev. ·Dr. liiUU ... 5 LINES For R~atlons and ·AII .. Eiectric Information; caat JCIIVQ lihiP}' WIIS lhP i'"08\ Prmher . 0 ;:~~' ver~ / •· . !Peed, PUt to aea at lit the United Ohuroh bore with GREAT EASTERN QIL VOTE a large congr.egation attending. ~- : G~HD[R G. GOSS£ ~OJ · . CO.~ANY. Ltd, '·. . ' It" . Dial6336 ~~.lowing morning the . . l:ln Mgndpy, Grand Bank Dlvi· Jml'AUUI 'l'Q R,WJPII, 'l'\1 · · tiRAHO fAUS. • . ·· · b lllPV~d pfl Rn~ slon No. 9 observ~~ lta Centen· HI!~t·.~•n .· ~IRS. JOHN FACE'i, h:: ~p AIJ. ~Lt:C'I'I\IOAL . · .~ , .H~Q. BR~~l-~Y:-.25H .. ;· Resld~JII M~IIJigeress Henley ... X_ r.en seen or. heard 11lal. Thi1 ·:great · and . note· PIAJ. IIIPJ J11 ao01 01\,pp ll~llnlll~ mPPiriPUY \ 1 1n Qud i\fOII!Jtf II~ John's .m31,tl LoPRI foj~ ~t.llJ •r~ WPT!Ilf mnl wa• c~l@bratPd • 14 TflF '1ATLY .\'EWCJ, ST. TOliN'S. NFLD., WEDNESDAY NOVE:-.IBE!l 8 • CITY Ol" ST. JOHN'I BAMBOO TOt~IGHT. GARDENS 6:45p.m. Kll HARVEY ROAD Open 7 days Wee);h· 12 Noon to 12 Midnight Bf l JIM daily. ' Now you can enjoy l'hin,·~•· ST. JOHN'S :\IUNICIPAL COUNCIL Food in your own llome Newst po·ppy WREATHS Dial 5815 HIGGIN~ .·. For Free Holllc O~liven STATION Cl!:-i Sl Notice ·of· Poll l)oppy Wreaths ma~' be purchased fur ti to 12 p.m. daily. • Armistice Dav November 11th at the ocllB.lmth T Legion Office·, Water Street. TO RENT ROOM~NG and Candidates · St. John's Branch will arrange to place At:comtnod at ious .8 I Cit~· of St. John's: .Wreaths on the Field of Hcmcmbrancc :lYailahle. (\\'ould .'H Hennic's Mill Hoad 1' Public Notice is hereby given to the electors of at the War 11emurial on behalf of those consider meals) 5 self-contained uufurnish· i 2 the City of St. John's that a poll has been granted who are unable lo do so, upon request. one or l wo pers 0111 15 ccl APAHniE~T. corn-: 9 2' for the election of a Mayor and Councillors and Car l)oppies for motorists are on sale at in new home. Tw 11 1 2 that such poll will be opened on the fourteenth day all City Service Stations, Price 50c. each. H. G. R. MEWS prising 6 rooms. Adults in family, near hu! 11 only. line. 4 2 of November, 1961, at the hour of eight o'clock in ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 10 2 the morning and remain open until eight o'clock in CHURCH Phone 92668 14 1 the evening in the following polling stations: 2' To The Vc'ters 2 ~Irs. Hazel McCrindle, ORGAN RECITAL 49 Leslie Street Near lvlcKay Street w. j. Stoyles, TO-NIGHT at 8 p. m. 659 Water Street West-Opposite Victoria Park Of St. John's 2 ~Irs. Sarah :Murphv, Hecitalist: Dr. David K. Jleters, D.D.S., .· .. Partnerships with th·e Federal and .·', . '726 Water Street-Cross Roads L.T.C.L., Organist and Choirmaster of Provincial Governments have brought 1 Mrs. ~Iarv Husk ...... 23 John Street Cochrane Street United Church. r-.lrs. H.ob~rls, Soprano Soloist: .\!iss Sandra ~>loore. many benefits· to the City. Here are ·.· 3 Atlantic t\\'cnuc-Ncar Pleasant Street Collcctiuu on Hetiring. three of them: .•' f. Power ...... 5 Barter's Hill ~----- .. ------· ·----·------1. URBAN RENEWAL Restoring the .Gor cl on II· arris ...... 3-1 Bcaumon t St rcc l tiTY OF ST. JO!L.'l'i old and planning the new parts of Canon Wood Hall...... \lilitarv Road .. St. John's based on a study by trained St. r-.larv's Hall ...... South Side Road 20CONSOL :Mrs. Stafford ...... :261 South Side Road planners. The Federal Government Cilv Hall ...... Gcoq~c Slrcel Entrance paid 75% of survey cost, which was University Auncx-(Fonner U.S.O.), · $30,000, and will share the cost of Help K' ; Near Bonaventure Ave., r-.lerrymcetin~ Road renewal. Miss Murphy ...... 4 Alexander Street '· Holv Cross School ...... Pab·ick Street 2. SUBSIDIZED RENTAL HOUSING L.S.P.U. Hall ...... Victoria Street Municipal Election for those in St. John's who cannot af· C.L.B. Armoury ...... Harvey Road ford to rent or build in the open Cathedral Parish Hall ...... Queen's Road DIRECTIONS FOR THE GUIDANCE OF market. The partnership of three ...·. :Mrs. Ethel Biddisco::1be ...... 127 Craigmiller Ave. ELECTOHS IN VOTING Governments erected 584 units since Knights of Cvlun1bus Bldg ...... St. Clare Ave. .. ,.~., Each elector, on entering the room where the 1950. Now 857 additional units are /I l\Irs. Gerald Hall, · poll is to be held, shall declare his name, surname ,, ' 21 :Monkstown Road-Cor. Catherine Street required. ··, .. ·· and occupation which particulars shall be written .. Bennett's Store, iil the Poll Book. The elector shall thereupon pro 3. SERVICED LAND The land as· .• ·-1 Corner Gower and Colonial Streets TAX FACTS SINCE 1950 ' ... ·· duce and surrender to the Deputy Returning Of sembly plan in the north east part of • f " . St. John's Memorial Stadium, .·,··. . ficer the Voting Card issued to such voter in respect " 18% to 207r, increase in :\Iuniclpal taxes in . ' ... · King's Bridge Road the City will be underway in 1962. ·•,,.... of the electi!ln for memhers of the St. John's Muni The Federal Government pays 75% past 5 years. Bus Depot, . cipal Council and upon such smrender will he • \Vater taxes imposed. . . · Freshwater Road-Near Anderson Ave. of the entire cost of acquiring land issued separate folded hallot papers inilinll~d in the o Parkin,g meters iustalled. f.'' :. L Volkswagen Garage, . proper place by the Deputr Heturning Officer; one and providing services. Council's • Property tax iucreased. . ~··.. .- .. ' Eltlaheth Avenue at New Portugal Cove Road 1 ., .. such ballot paper shall list the candidates for the contribution is refunded on the sale • Increased taxes on rented properly. l\I rs. J. Ryan, · of builcHng lots Therefore it costs IIDv.,cs .l" 1-. office of l'vlavor and the other the list of candidates • Increase in City Rus tJ·ansportation fares. '.,. .. , 63 Suvla Street-Corner Empire Avenue ' •·' I • One cent per gallon collected for Councti ~-.,--- ' .. for the office of Councillor. . the C~ty taxpayer nothing. Don't you Mrs. S. J. Dyer In the case of an officer appointed in writing on domestic fuel. 43 Allandale Road North of Elizabeth Ave. think that this is a good deal? You by a corporate body entitled to vole, such officer • Additional grants fr01i1 Provincial Gorern· John Power ...... 18 Kent Place may not need these services yourself shall produce his appointmcut in wriliug hv such but thousands of citizens do. mcnt. Canadian !led Ct'oss Socicl\', corporate body and surrender to the Deputy Re • Finaneial aiel from Federal Government; 55 Duckwurtl1 Strcet-:'\car De,:·on Row • lurnin.~ Office the Voliug Card issued to such I ask for your support, ladies and nnder Wiuter Works pro~ramme. , Notice is hcrcb\' given that the persons duly corporate bod\' aud the said appointment and all gentlemen. Will you please be sure • TaxJJavcrs' assessed half the cost of sidll':I •i{.. r,:::;~~~ nominated as candidates in the election for Mayor particulars shall he wdttcn in the Poll Book. After to vote for me on November 14th. walks. i and Councillors and only for whom votes may be so doing, he shall be issued separate folded ballot Are YOU THE TAXPAYERS of St. John'! cast are: papers initialled in the proper place by the Deputy HARRY MEWS satisfied that improved and additional service! Returnin~ Officer; one such ballot paper shall list MAYOR have been provided equal to this great I~· ... the candidates for the office of Mayor and the other Candidate for re-election to the Office KING, JOHN CREASE in revenue ?-from one million in .:1. the list of candidates for the office of Councillor. of Mayor. · District Inspector. 1950 to 3% million in 1960, -.·· .. The elector on receiving the ballot papers shall .:BURGI ' • ~ ~ .. • j : :< {"' ·2. MEWS, HENRY G.R., forthwith proceed to a Voting Compartment and &------ 0:_! · ·:: !'t .~' Life Underwriter · there mark his ballot papers by marking a cross with A voTE FOR CARTER 1s A von m. ' I. ; black lead pencil within the space on the ballot .3. MURPHY, RAPHAEL A.,. .. '~ . paper containinr; the names and particulars of the CANADIAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION . •. Food Broker. AND DIAL ...... candidates for whom. he intends to vote . ·ECONOMY EFFIC·IENCt. .l .. . :'..,!,.I, ·. : .. . · The voter will then fold the ballot papers so RESEARCH ASSISTANT ...... : . COUNCILLOR . ::: ' that the initials of the Deputy Returning Officer m CIVIL ADMINISTRATION -··r.--.---= 1. ADAMS,' \VILLIAM G., on the back of the ballots and the frinted serial Duties will include conducting surveys, ' · · Lawyer. number on tl1e back of the counterfoi can be seen analyzing data, and preparing reports in For cars on Polling Day: For I without unfolding the ballots and then hand the the fields of educational finance, pensions, DIAL 2733, 94058, 94059, 9Ji25 · 2. ANDREW S, ALBE RT E., b II tl D R · Off· h 1 11 . ' Grocer. . a ots to 1e eputy t;turnmg 1cer w o s m and related areas. In addition to routine ·' I· . . I . ST01 ~· ·· ascertain such are the ballot papers delivered to duties, this position will allow opportuni . ·."'.. , ·~ 12 ·.·~ · 3. BARREIT,.ROBE~T M., the elector, and if this be so he shall immediately ties for original work. Funeral Director . . . . . · ·' remove and destroy the numbered counterfoils and VACANT Al 2nd floo · 4 BU SEY WIL lAM J the Deputy Returning Officer shall· deposit the Applicants must be university graduates 3xd fl001 · ; · R· ' LMerchant. ., ba II at papers in t1 1e respective . hoxes provi de d f or . wilh specialization in economics and with Newfoululland AVAILABLE the election. Those for the office of Mayor and i some knowledge of statistics. Evidence Basemen for 1st floor. >5. CARNELL, GEOFFREY C., . those for the office of Councillor being placed in of ability will be given preference o\'er 2nd floo: l\Ianaging Director. ·separate boxes. p;cncral experience, although tcat:hin~ Premises sui N house. ; 6,-cARTER, WALTER c., . . h. If a voter inadvtlcrtcntly spoils a ballot JfJfapcr. Pxpcricnce will be regarded as an asset. ewfow~dla1td Fo 0 0 J nilial salary up to $7,000 with provision ;:.: Real Estate Agent and Home Builder. , e must return il to le eputy Hcturning icet ·~· - . 1 1 who will give him another in its place. for annual increments to $9,000. THE F :£ 1. COULTAS; HERBERT,' . The elector may vole for not more tl1an one Paid on Debenture 'I · · . . . · ·· Office Clerk. · · .candidate for Mayor and six candidates for Coun- Apply in writing to: I Bonds For 5 Years and •c :.. s. FAGAN, JAMES M;·, . cillor. If the voter votes for more candidates than Over. nov8,9 Salesman. · he is entitled to vote for, or places any marks on: the CANADIAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION · ballot paper. by which he can afterwards be identi- Interest paid semi-annuallY 444 MacLAREN STREET or if allowed to accumulate f; 9. HENLEY, ALEC. G., . . · · · fied, his vote will hot be counted. your money will DOUBLE~~ :: . · · .Life Underwriter. Every voter shall vote without undue delay OTTAWA 4, ONTARIO 13 years. For shorter tercll lower rates apply: IDGGINSi. JAMES D., · · · abnaldl shallleavhe thbe polling stthationb as sboon as his VJ {itO. 11 l! · . · .· Queen's Counsel. : ot papers ave een put in e a ot oxes. · ~ ~ ;>. - _ • . . If at the hour of'closing of the poll there are ..______. Deposit Account ~ll. MACLEOD, ROBERT F.,. ; any electors in the polling station who arequalified . . ~ . ~ . . ·. ··Life Underwriter; · · ' to vote and have not been able to do so since their may be used for SAVINGS at high .rate of mtere The l ·~ l2. MURPHY;.ANTHONY J., · arrival at the polling sta~ion, the poll shall be kept For further particulars, apply: I i~ · · Life Underwriter.. · · ·. open a sufficient time to enable them to vote but :: . · . ·· no one· not actually present in or inside the' outer • :; l3. ~~GHTINGALE, G~ORGJ!; .M., . . . . door of the polling station at the hour of closing NEWFOUNDLAND. BUILD Canon ' i!:$ · · .. · .·. ·. ···· :·Engmeer,· · · · · · · '. shall be allowed to vote ~ven if the poll is still ~ Date(hlt St. J~hn's 'this 4th day- of November;· . open when he arrives. . · - · . SAVINGS & INVESTMENT L ~ 1961; . . . \: ·. . . . . ·. ' · < ~ 'IIDV6,8,10,13,14 Incorporated 1936 ': . 1L .. · ·..· . · .·E~~!~~.. A~_d_v_e_rt__ -is_e_l_n-.T-h_e ___ N_·_e_w-·sl 258 DUCKWORTH ST., ST. JOHN'S PII: 1 ' i .DDVI,1,10,13,~4 . I . \ .\ .. ----- ...... __ DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1961 15 . I. 'I. I _; . R·EM.EMBER I;), ' . PARISH FAIR. j,' ! ; I KINSMEN .I' I •I To listen to ~adio Station CBN for an ; 1 .. VOWR I ~ I address by Boys' Club OPE~S ' I IN HOLY' CROSS AUDITORIUM BINGO (Patrick St.) I r Newspaper i. I' . . ' ANK .MURPHY • ::. ·: ,i SERIES No. 53 Candidate for Councillor TO-MORROW- THU. NIGHT . I .. ' TODAY'S NUMBERS WEDNESDAY, November 8-2.15 p.m. EXTRA! .. EXTRA l " . ~ ' ~NG THURSDAY, November 9-9.15 p.m. -25 GAMES ! ; . ' ' $800.00 IN PRIZES ; . l.tt ilHIS I N G 0 FRIDAY, November 10-6.45 p.m. . ' B Book your orders now for V.O.W.R. I .,. 1\\' oull] Cards $1.00 1st Game 9.00 p.m. I , ~ 17 31 52 62 Turkey Teas to be delivered to your t·als) for J NIGHTLY DOOR PRIZE - $25.00 15 .21 37 54 69 AN-D DON'T FORGET home on November 11th. !l .20 45 59 67 TO -MARK YOUR X ON TUESDAY, Should holdet· of winning ticket be present 28 35 53 72 DIAL 5739-947465- 946365- 1l NOVEMBER 14th, FOR $50.00 will be paid. -, 4 27 32' 49 65 Tickets lOe. each, and all tickets purchas 5668-5454-2242-5858. .. r I 10 23 42 48 71 ed eligible for Grand Bank Night Prize ' I ;: 40 68 800 ON YOUR DIAL !• 92668 14 18 58 PIANO, Valued at $800.00 • 27 36 60 66 112 MURPHY ANTHONY J. I novB,9(tcll L :):) I! (i3 :1 : -- 64 A VOTE FOR HERB COULTAS 15· A VOTE 44 61 ' ' FOR PROPER CIVIC REPRESENTATION I FLY TO ST. PIERRE I ·1 I: i f·our Men Wanted I f ' 24 70 ~ / RE!viEMBER Elected I :I • International Company need& publicity members to St. John's THIS WEEKEND .'! : / and sales representatives for offices in !vl unicipal Council are I Newfoundland. 48 .. HOUR EXCURSION i your representatives; '': and should consider I Qualifications: High school education, car Just $68 ; i and neat appearance. No previous ex themselves as such. Fare includes Round Trip, Hotel and ~. -I perience necessary, but must be available DOES IT APPEAR • for immediately employment. Candidates THAT THEY DO REP Meals. _ • I For reservations call: 20 CONSOLATION PRIZES FOR LETTER "H" selected will be fullv trained and will RESENT YOU -THE receive good salary plus fringe benefits TAXPAYERS? MRS. GEORGE O'BRIEN and excellent incentive bonus. Then why was the 44612 or 907975 Help Kin - Help Kiddies civic water supply For interview contact: tampered with, with- :MR. PHILLIPS HERB COULTAS out the knowledge and ANNUAL .QLD COLLEGIANS THE MAN FOR THE consent of the citizens at 96457, Wednesday and Thursday be of St. John's? Is the ANSWER that, what yon JOB tween 9:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. don't KNOW won't HURT YOU? THINK I Is This Proper representation? DANCE IS CLOTHES MAKE ·THE MAN The answer is obvious, it is not. THURSDAY, NOV. 16th • BOB IF CHAFE MAKES THE CLOTIIES. Restore the operation of the city to real at Old Colony Club Wm. L. CHAFE representatives, mark one X for Silhouette Orchestra Tickets $3 Double MacLEOD HERB COULTAS Obtainable at LeMarchant Drug Store or TAILOR by calling 93127 or 907684. for 4 HOLDSWORTH ST. ST. JOHN'S On polling day November 14. l taxes in Councillor MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF CADBURY~s NEWFOUNDLAND For Car .,, EXTENSION SERVICE ' . Phone .96721, 90700 BARS and CHOCOLATE-S • l'l \". 1st. NEWFOUNDLAND ARTISTS I Ill- fares. D·airy Milk Blocks EXHIBITION lr Council Finest Dark Blocks Opening WEDNESDAY, November 8th. Caramilk Blocks at 7 p.m. ,] GoYern· Hazelnut Blocks In The University Art Gal1ery t)\·crnment Brazil Nut Blocks The Exhibition will be open every day Almond and Raisin Blocks from 3 to 5 and from 7 to 10 Whole Almonds Blocks Until SATURDAY, November 18th. .. ,t of side· ' . nov4,8 i ! Dairy Mill< Pak i St. John's Caramilk Pal< . ' 1al services Dairy Milk Cubes '! ~rcat IN· Caramilk Cubes million in Peppermint Cubes Dairy Milk Chocolates ...... ];2, 1, 2 Roses Assorted ...... ];2, 1 r URGESS BROS. CABS .: i VOTE FOR I• I~_URPHY Bristol Gold ...... 1, 1% \I i.: :~t: Red Rose ...... 1, 2 I:' I ;• oz. : f . ~iENCY DIAL T.V. Tray ················~···················11 I· 3212. i· ._r FOR MAYO~ r . ATION t: I Despotism-Whether benevolent or I .. otherwise-is out of fashion. This is :•• I ' For Rent or For Sale f ,I' 1961. • STOTT BUILDIN·G Endeavouring to make full use of spEC I AL ! -."{ 123 • 125 WATER STREET . the potentialities and abilities of the . VACANT AND FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: people of St. John's • AGENTS 2nd floor-approximately 800 square feet P.O. BOX 938 DIAL 92128 BRAKE.~ 3rd floor-approximately 2,400 square feet. We must look to OUR FUTURE and AVAILABLE 1st. DECEMBER: ~ to our utmost to MAKE JOBS AVAIL· AOJUSTMEN~ ratsfeiment-approxlmatol)' 2,000 square feet. 111\Jl\S· l s oor-pproxlmately 3,600 square feet, ABLE for the children of to-day. The d P 2nd floor-approxlmate!y 1500 square feet. WED· an . ~ h~emlses suitable for usc as shop, office or ware· future belongs to them, and It is· the usc. duty of to-day's adults to see that It is .UNION OIL For further partlcu!ar1, contact: a good orte. • THE ROYAL TRUST CO.· REGULAR 4.50. Give the yo.!Jng and energetic Coun· TELEPHONE 5196 - 1 Debenture cillors _a chance-it's no use having an CALLING "SOS'' ; Years and 247 Duckworth .Street Fellow Unionists, Here in Verse nov8,9 up and coming council' without a $ Mayor to match them. THE STORY OF UNION seml·nn~uaUJ · 1o accumulate SEE 16 YEARS Is TOO LONG in PUBLIC 11 DOUBLE In ..:...u' OIL i shorter· terJIII OFFICE! I ANY CAR I 1ly; VAUDEVILLE Three Union members* lost their jobs ' "Paying our way" • • • Yes I but, . To "SCAB" just wasn't their style. · Jii" AT ITS BEST are we getting our money's worth ? They chipped their money into the pot, HERE'S WHAT YOU GET. .. And started UNION OIL. .... ~. Fair distribution of taxes. WHY 1 Adjust Foot 8rGke and Emerge~cy ~ralti rate .of !nte•• The Youth Follies 1961 SHOULD A STRUGGLING HEAD OF A So, now Dear Friends,* it's up to you, 2 Repack Front Wheels Bearings apply: _FAMILY P~Y the HEAVIEST municipal Keep "UNION" busy whate er you do. TO-NIGHT taxes • DISTRIBUTE TAXES FAIRLY . 3 Check and Add Brake Fluid If Hecenary ' I ' . ' UILDI.NG Canon Wood Hall, Military Road arnong the people who WORK IN ST. 51MPSONS·SEARS OfnR A C:OMPLITE BRAKI SERVICE PIRFOR1.iiD IY TOP TRAINED MICH~NIC:S 8:00p.m. · JOHN'S and who USE OUR MUNI· Dial 2822 ·CIPAL FACILITIES. ENT LTD_ ADMISSION'.:, ... ~..... 75c. High- hopes for a BRIGHTER TO ... - UNION·O~L Co., ~td~_ Simpson-Scars Super · Service Station 369 WATER ST. 9.15 to 6 p.m.:: MORROW. - ..:J •. SAVE THIS NUMBER rtise -In The News Yes, you· can buck. City Hall I· J . ' ·' ,.,, lt5 THE Dfi)LY NEWS, ST. JOliN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, NOVE~WER 8, 19r;I ,. The Daily News Suffers Usl OUR SPECIALS us so far tl1 From Burns OUR :Stock...... ,, • London House Coffee ...... l's and S's George Emberley, 13, is re· No~ ported to be in satisfactory con· Luxury Tea ...... 5 lb. Boxes, 10 lb. Boxes, V2 lb. Pkgs. ~11 Wrlchl 111534 IRO 171 .173 ; 5 San and lnvest of Canada 6.DB 601 dltion at Grand Bank Cottage Murray ~ l.!:iOO lOl 97 97 -3 Supervl!rd Amer. B 28 B.3S Black Diamond Cheese ...... Ws, 3's, and S's No. Nnma Cr 8500 14 lt U + h Suprrvlaed Exec: 5S 46 M Hospital where he is suffering Nealon 5500 .f.'-1 ~\ 1 ·H~ + Y.! from severe burns. Perfection Evaporated Milk ...... (Tails) Toronto New 1\th 600 Jl 31 :11 -1 THE DARK New Cal no~ 26 36 u The youth was burned badly Gilt Edge First Grade Canadian Creamery Butter. N Gold• u, 1100 4 • 3'~ 4 + I> TOROSTO CLOSING STOCKS Sew lloaco 7500 75 73 73 -2 MGntreal about the lower part of the body LABRlUNTH ft.J 'Ike C1nadi1n Prell N Kclore :!000 8 711 71:1 during a Bonht·e night cclebra· Open Sesame and Crax Biscuits. Toronto Stock E~r:hanct-NOY. 'f Newlund 12000 17 16 lfi'h + ;~ lion al the South Coast commu. Lawrence Durrell $3.75 Complete labulallon ol Tuesdav trnns· S Mylama inl50 69 61 66 -2 ~IONTRI:AL Cheese Spread-Bottles, Cheese Slices, Triplet. Gha1 CLOSING STOCKS actluns tQuotalons in ccns unlc!l& Sewnor ZOOO 4h 41~ 4h U7 The Canadian Pren nily Saturday night. He was pour THE GLASS marked I. 1-0dd lot, xd-Ex·dlv!dcnd, New Rouyn 2lll ·1 •'