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Vol. 67. No. 170 THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNE/DAY, JULY 27, 1960 (Price. 7 Cents) Charles Hutton &Sons ..--- '•• • orsens Lord Home To More Troops Ca lied Get Foreign For Bulawayo Area BULAWAYO, Southern Rhodesia Reuters--Police bullets killed a Negro Tuesday, raising to seven the Affairs Post Peculiar death toll in. three days of native rioting against a ban on p·J!i+:~nl meetings. Jl;r FRASER WIGJITOS I the House of Lords, would not Police opened fire three times during the day in L0:\00:"1 tReutml - Prime I be avallable to the House of Situation ~tinister :.larmilian will name: Commons for day-to-day inter­ renewtd cic.si1es wilh t bgrne~ bur the d~ad man, describ­ the Ear\ o~ Home. 57, as Britain's Irogation on internatioool affalrt. HuDSO~. 'BAY .. Sask,. ICPI_- ed as a looter caught in the act was the only r~ported new foreign secretary in his gov· "UNDEMOCRATIC" IDEA j Dm·e an :\css cned out "Pra1se 1 I ' the Lord" so often during a serv i casu a ty. ernment reshuffle today, :cllable Labor p:uty leader Hugh Galt· 1 political sources said Tuesday I skell has de11ounced the Idea aa Iice of the Apostolic Church here A police spokesman said the siluatian was de· night, despite some Conservati\·~ !"most undemocratic and entirely that other members too~ the case I '/eloping into a military operation. An es!ir.111fed 250 as well as socialist dismay that · Inappropriate in modern condi- to court. He was acqmlted on a I • the job should go to a peer. i !Ions." charge of disturbing a religious i Negroes have been arrested. Few nahves went to Macmillan has shown himself 1 But th.! prime minister can ar­ gathering. • work entWly unruffird by the contro- ~ gue that foreign policy today hu Although Magistrate Robert: POLICE EXOSERATED 1 -·----· ------·-· -· .. ··-- \'eJ"S)' which has rat:ed for a week 1 become very much a beads-of. :\tacarn agreed Van Ness could: Police indicated the six Xe- • :\Icanwhile, Southern Rhode­ .,·er the rumor that he would UP· I go\'C~rnments province, and !hot he a nuisance to ot~er members: groes slain ~Iunday were not sia's prime minister chargr.d that 1et a 20-year-old tradition by 1 he himself always is at the dis· Of t~e .church, he said, the ardent killed by law officers. "certain leaders" of the XDP pansh10ner had not broken the· Two were described as looters h d d · ·1 d' d picking a sucressor to Selwyn 1posaJ of the House of Commons 1 1 · . a p1 anne cll'l 1sor ers. Uord from the House of Lords. !!or questioning. • a':· • . . . · shot by a merchant. It was p:e- · Prime ~I i n is t e r Sir Edgar . \an :->css, 11h0 ll'ent to court. sumed the other !our also dted \\'! ·t h d dd· · p 11 The appointment o! a new for·; 'th 1 · 'f d · ht 1 'ld , 11 e ea a • essmg ar a· ei:n sPcreta:-y will be announred Macmiilan is expected to name : 'r~:. I ~IS Wl e adn c!~·d cbn rtehn: in the bloody upsurge o! rioting,. ment in Salisburv, said the argu. 1 m n~ \1 as esr1 we Y e loot in~ and arson that •aw about t d ed. t "DP t by the prime minister today, : Selwyn Lloyd, who has been for· · t' t " 1·~· f ,.. ' .. mens a vane a ."i mee. Home 5('crrtary R. A. Butler eign secretary for five years, u mag"' ,, ra e as a rc 1.,1ous· 3· ,• 60 per,ons• hurt • half a down·. ·mt.s , " are L..ut!Comm., • ~ more an 0 ~.Jd In the House ol Commons · chancellor of the exchequer. 1 natlr. . , hecrhalls burnerl down and ~ hl- more blantantly militant and Tursda.... • The forth coming cabinet 1 :l!aunce _Fu~lcr. pnslor ol the !ration plant 1\'l'e~ked. · anti-Euro an" despit the fact • •I switches ere necessary because , clmrch. r-a1d m court that Van pe e . ~ess lwd the hahit of making: The trouole began Sunday with that the part?·· formed early th1~ The con~tcrnation o! :\IPs In : of the decision of Derick Heath· RELAX AMID TENSION tbe ruling Consen·ative part>·; coat Amory, present ·treasury LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo-Swedish troops of the U.N. Forces sent here len;thv discourses during the demonstration,; agninst a ban on )'car, "may m theory be open to end o p p o s I t ion Labor party , chief, to gl\·e up his post and re­ time in the church service given : a m~ting of the National Demo- all races .. " . 1 to stem the unrest relax at tl:le airport July 22nd. Congolese Premier o\·er to testimonirs. • cratic Party, a Xrgro ~!roup He said som7 . wh1~es w~r~ comes from the fact that a prer: turn to his famlly S textile busl­ which has had sereral of its lead- kno'li!l to be assisting m sethng as foreil:ll serretar)', sitting in I ness. Patrice Lumumba arrived in New York July 24th to have conference with ASKED TO STAY AW.\Y ers Drrestec!. , up party acti;·itie~. ------United Nations Secretary General Dog Hommarskjold.-(UPI Photo), Van :--;css attended a church . The Rhoc!cswn federal defence service Julv 15 even though he i Tuesday, government industrial: ministry ordered four battalions· h:~d bC{!n asked to slav away the . o:'!icers were stoned at :-ipopom'o · of troops to duty Tuesday in the Congo Ministry pastor said. • ' ; Township afte: failing to per- llubwayo area. Th~y will aup. i suade a crowd of more than 7,000 · port three compames flown In Durin~ the service he repea- natives to go to work. l :llonday from Salisbury to aid Smaller Nations Seek. tedly shouted "Prais~ the Lord .. DISORDERS "PLANNED" 1 police units. .. ----- Disavo,vs Pact Amen." Eventually the pastor had to gil·e up the service. :llr •. LEOPOLD\'ILLE meuters I - i do not conflict with the Interests i Fuller said his vocal parishoner ; Premier Patrie Lumumba's fi- of the country." shouted the words even when . 1 1 aance ministry Tuesday back· i F~ ANCIAL CRISIS Probe Of RB-4 7 Flight 1 they did not apply, pedalled on his $2,000,000,000 D~splte their questloninl ef I Castro Attends agretment with Aml':·ican fin an-i the agreement's validity, flnanoe , , .. I Van Ness said his only purpose i cier Edgar Detwiler to develop ! ministry officials deued theJ UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. lAP) IMonday that the plane nover was I the lnc1dent sounds to me' in going to church was to pray the Congo's resources. J were making a "formal dlsa· The Sov_lc~ Union Tuesday faced: e_loser than 30 miles to Soviet ter- 1thoroughly. ~nconvinclng Sfd rnt-1 and sing. He went in defiance ol : A spokesmnn for the ministry ; vewal" or it. the.possib1lity of a ~tback as the· 1'1\ot-y. .. I her bl1.1rred• by the obY.Itilm--at- threats to throw him out bodily 1 ., uid the agrrement, signed last 1 They admitted the montb-olll United Nations Security Cou~cill ASKS COr:"DEM."'ATIO'N 1 tempt of overshooting the real/ In testimony prefaced by ~ 1 neared a showdown on Russmn I The. SoVIet U~ion had asked the : purpose of the ease." : prayer in which he led the court, week, is not lega:ly binding be· ' Congo republic Is In desperate 1 7th. Anniversary cause Finance ~linister Pascale i financial s t r a i t s. ~ayl said charges that a downed U.S. RB-47' Sccunty Council to cond~mn the 1 he tried to quote lengthv p:: ·sages : Nkayi had not been con.~ultcd • the!'! bad been a "~atastrophlc" plane violated Soviet territ~ry. i RB-47_ flight as n p:ovo_cative, ng- ! He contended the Soviet ease: ~r~m scripture bitt ~~ 5 re-: LAR ~IERCEDESO Cu~a pment should be studied with employment and poverty," he feat an Jtalian proposal to permit! national Red Cros to look into the , He ~ccused ~he So~fcl Un~on_ of tion. : Iron Curtain countries helped the )nternatlonal Red to in- i status or. two of the RB-47 crew ; pursumg a of :lc_?r 1nt1m· Castro was noticeably hoarse swell the throng !hat gathered ill the greate!t possible care so they I said. ~ross po~1cy T bl temew the two American _RB-47 held captive by_ Mosco<,l· ,3 the I idatio~ throuoh t~e _s.a_.ch, pro- rou e at a television interview he gave' Las !\lercedes, httle more than ------erew members now capbve In fate of three shU .'lc • · • rnlss- i v~callon and mulhphcahon of in- prior to opening the ceremonies. : a collection of shacks and shan-

Russia, One of the crew was lng. , . . · \ 1 ctder.ts," and supported_ t~ U.S. He said he was "far from sa- tics in the foothills of the Sierra killed and three are missing, Italy s Eg!diO ~~,t· \,, r,rop?snl for an impartial mves- i BLANTYRE, Nyasal~nd (Reu- 1tisfied" with the progress of re- : ~laestra. . . Nelson Joins The United States contended councn the Soviet· '; · •tgahon. · tersi-Some women and children i building Oriente prol'ince, wher~, Government off1c1als claimed - , , :·; were preparing to leave this : seven years ago he launched his: the celebration would attract British protectorate Tuesday as i rebellion against the government j500,000 persons but observers on Nixon's Camp palice forecast trouble here re- I of Fulgencio Batista with an) the scene placed th.! crowd at B1 HAROLD MORRISON The New York governor, In Cualllall Press Stall Writer announcing his move, empha- CHICAGO lCPl - Governor sized again that th.! vast major· daysaid thathere enem1csin a_ statement of the party.Mon- rovlnces ·ffer Nelson A, Rockefeller threw Jn of the Republicans apparently o llty 1 tbe spon~e and formally joined made up their minds to b'lck the Nixon -for· president camp Nixon months ago. There r· 'Y Tueaday, carrying his 96-vote was no question of a conte :j Sew York delegation to the vice· TOUCHED BY SUPPORT president. But be previously bad state.1 he B JOHN E BIRD views with reporters I"'"· '" •OOOmortrui•<•< ( ost sharing 'nle ectlon e I I m I n ates any would be prepared to accept a CanaJan Press 5• taff Writer 1 Premie Manning ~aid bi gov· question of effective competition genuine draft call for nomina- r . ~ for the Republican presidential tlon lie had been "deeply OTTAWA

11.45-Llght Music. 7.30-News 1 havr. Some propl<· lhoug;.; fly, New Monaster'' 7.ll~l-CllC News and Weather '1.35-Cnmplcte Weather Innocent illtll >u:,;Jcetcd IJL1ke. I 7.15-Musical ProKrnm 7.45--News '~ow .~n:ryiJOdy ,,.ju 1wow thc:For R C S'ls'·ers I.:Ju-'fops 1'oday 8.00--News .ruth: , • • l 7.43-Doyle Bullelic 8.0:>-- Weather "i\o," Don·a' said. "J'1·e got' __ 1 1 P.M. 1 R.l~-r.awhide 8.1~-Shippiug Report to you in time. Thai letter J -;onTll B.W. Ont. 'CPI -- .~ CBN 12.00-DllC News 8.30-Frcedom Forum 8.2()-The Bob Lewis Show must he destroyed." '~200,000 monustcry lo,· the S's 12.10-Announcet·~ Choice ~A0-:1Iusical Program 8.25-Kiddies Corner ~ lt&O 1, No1Moo A. r... o... ,;o.loo I, tlt••P•P" E•IO•P•i•• Alta. Pru was start rd. · Tlwt 1•.-ou!d I tc1·s of the · P1·ccious Blcod. nc" Wib!!~o'ESDAY, July 27th. 12.15--Farm Broadcast. 8.5fl- Wcatl1cr lor i\1:1rint. s 8 30-News . . be lor Dul;e lo sa;·. He ci10sc bein• built on a hill ovcrko';;n• 12.30-Farm Broadcast 1 9.00--Intro to wed Nile i 8.40-Thc Bob Lewis Sh11w .. , XXVII , ... i knlicssly, and got another fresh , to write it." Lake :>linissing, is exp~ctcd to b! A-lL 12.45--~lld Uoy Serenade i 0.10-ln Foul Case 8.55--Just a ~linute , Me )OU ar~csllng me, .oo. dnount at Anchor 4. . , "Pru." Dorcas >aid. "you're comple:cd '>l' Chl'istmn~. 'I .JO-N en 1.00-Doyle Bullolln ! 10.00-ComtcmpOrary ~lusic 9.00-News i Dorcas ::sked tole shenft. . , Nine o'clock, she JUdged,' heing as a hig a fool as Duke. A t2·DCrc site wns purclu:~ec '1.16-Top of the Mornin~: He shook head •. '·Nor Ry 1 she hll.town. and pul,cd now; Hy s out of pri>on bi• the SRult Stc. dioccS! 1.13---A Man Called Shcppnrrl 1 I 1.00-Nocturne 9.05--Mubic for Millions 1 hl~ '~'hen Th~t 1 ~Jnri1· I.~CBC News and Weather 1.30-t:BC News and Weather 11.30-CBC National 1'\rll's, 9.~0-.lm·y Wiggins Sheow , Bucl;ncr. unless he mtcrleres .. t.1e horse lo a trot along Got- an~m·th Bny m Jn'!G_. Thcr~ are H ~.15-Pro~:ram Pre1·icw 2.29-IJumuHon Timo Signal. The Qurrn. : 10.15--'l'he Ri~ht to Hailt:ine~: -:he d been lhrnk fnsl all lh1s ra1l, and llhen she passed the, put 11 >l·cond olnl;c a~atnst 1sisters at p•·csent rn clotoler~ hut t.»-Plano Playtime 2.30-~luslcal llandezvous ' 10.:J3-IIouscwivcs ChoL•:e whrlc. _she begrudged lhc met·cantile, she saw her moti.lcr ilimsell whrn nlrc·m:y he has a: this numh~r me;· he incrcn~c•l tr UO-CBC Ncv.-a and Direct 2.45-BBC Variety, CJON , 11.00-Ncws in a Minu!t moments he was holdmg her: monng nbout by lamplight. She murder rlwr~c to face'?" Jn 11 hen the monastery is com ~ports 3.15-.lohn Dranie Tells a WEDNESDAY, July Z7th. 11.01-'l'he Rev. ~1atth~w h~t·e, know111g that Hatchet I peered, looking for Pru. She "ll will mill;r an old wron~ . p\c+~d. t.~Rec11rds at Jaudom mt~ht bottle_ up lhe gu.ich mean· rode on to the c~urth@sc cor- ri~ht," Pru >aid. "Jl will make The huildin~ has h~c•l plwmer: Story. ------, 11.33-Nfld. Quiz 1 Jo.110-Aft\lel·s 1 wh1le, ~nowmg that l1mc t·.ould! ncr. ~o light tomght m Me- n;- renliy free." :to b~ more like a home th11n ar 3.3()-L'BC News and Trans 6.30-· The Bob Lewla :•now · 11.4~-'l'own and Country. lO:U-Iris PO\O'fr IJ!!.OO-News lllghli~hts ! e?unt 111 her gettmg to. Gran· I Queens quarters, but two up- ··Ail n,· wanted. all he rc- institutional residence. ,\lthnu~h Canada ~latin~e. 6 ~IJ--Nfld. News 10.25--For Consumers ~ 12 02--Town and Country : l'tlic Cross ahead of Pru. 1f that per windows glowed, one in I he turnctl for. was t 11 brid••e haci\ the >isters are cloi>t~red .. til~rt 4.30-Strings and Thin~s 6.35-Weather Forcr.,~t 1:!30-Xews ·i were stili possible. ltrcasurer·'s office, the other in 10 Duke. if ltc cnuld. 1 Idt the '''ill be a cl1anel wh1ch the p•IIJ- 11U5-For Consumers. 5.00-Who's the Composer 6.40--The Bob Lewis :Jhnw 1 She saul, "Too late for that. J lht; county attorney's. She ~ot wo of llwm a rew hours ago. : lie mav 1·isit. The sist~rs rcmai~ 10.45-Ciiffs Kitchen 5.30-Fisheries BrnadcMt 112 .!3-- To~·n and Country 1 6.43---Headline News 1nd t.oo .. Nc11' 1thunk )OU for the 24 hours. oil the horse and tonk a step Tht·v are trien night snack anrl he 11'ill open ------. ·------~------~--- ~---- . headed on. She fell him watch- "Open up! Opt•n up:" she the ··malemutt•." the native tn- an~· tin can to get at the food ing alter her, hut when she did pounded again and a~ain, She clian do~ or Alaska llaif wolf within. Yet as a sled dog he is venture to look back, he was turned away then, drtrrmined ·a net haJI clog, it is the king of good for seventy milts a d~1y, gone f1·om sight. to get some small pehhlcs and . -· - -·------ANNOUNCING THE FIRST PLAN OF . .- The horse was lathered when: throw them at the nearest of .. :.. •_·,''... r.-·.: · ... .. she reached the Brewster place,! those lighted windows. Some· -:----­ ~ ,_.,.~ and night had got lo the valley cine, working late, would ~urciv ITS KIND IN CANADA ... ahead of her. She reached Pot· come and open up. She took ~ hook an hour later and -changed step and heard the door groan horses there, not offering any behind her. She face about and explanation. She pushed the saw Pike Fisher, Cross's an· , . 4 horse by starlight, pushed it re· cient clerk, peering out. I '\ • # .. •Art B k , N b~.. "Granville? Where is he?" she : .. ':'.:- ! 14· ..- a er 1 0 1e """ demanded. . :·~ ;: ..... 2.00-News Highlights "Out of town," Fisher uid. : ' '•, ) 2.03--J ern WIKBins Show "He had two three errands in , :·.-~· 2.'i0-News . the valley. T~ll'a bunch buried i .. ~;._ .. -:. 2.31-Jerry Wil:gms Sho., Lark Rigby yesterday morning , - -.-; .. . 3.01-Western Jamboree without waiting for a coroner's ' ... ~ .. 4.00-News In a Minute inquest. Seeing as there was no _ ...... 4.01-~anch. Party . argument about how Lark got ~.00-News m ~ Mmu!e killed, Hatchet probably figur- Dance Par!J ed to hit Duke's trail. Granville ~.01-Bob Le~!'IS 1 6.00-News Hlghlilhts figures we'd better get an af· 1 6.01-Weather fidavit from Tuli stating the ' IT SAYS "YOU GET THE .... 6.U3-Bulletin Board Iacls." ' ' BEST DEAL IN TOWN AT THE . ~~-~ 6.10-National News She wu afraid she was going ~.. .. . 6.13---~ports to faint. She put a hand against '. 6.23---Ever Battery Newa the unopened half of the door •• ·"l.. 6.30-Club 93 to steady herself. "Thank you" GOODiliEAR ~ .. -. 7.?2-Ciub 93 He regarded her curir.usly . ~"- ' ..._- 7.30-Newa "What's got the Lane family 7.43---Don Jamieson's Newa insuch a sweat to see Gran- i TIRE 8.00-Ncws in a Minute ville? Your sister was here late 8.01-Best from the Weal this afternoon looking for him. 8.3U-National Newa 1 too. I told Pru he'd likely be .. - 8.31-Best from the West back tomorrow." '-;:· 9.00-News in a Minute She didn't answer him. She ••• a surgical 9.03-Nfld. Soiree. groped down the steps and 9.30-Chapel by the aide of mounted the horse and walked the Road. it up to the side street that led . ' in-hospital 9.45-Dosco News. to Maw'li house . 10.00-News Highlights • • • - •.-.• 10.01-0fficial Detective When Pru came into the par- ...... medical plan 10.30-National News lor she nw her 'sister standing -. ·_ ...... : 10.45-Sporta t)lcre, looking hard-used and ai· ·-...... 10.55--~lusic in the Night most ready to fall, yet at lhe sponsored by 11.00-Newa Highlights same time looking fierce en· 11.03-Music in the Night ough to fight a mountain lion, The Medical 12.00-News her eyes wild with whatever 12.ot-Music In the Night need had brought her. "That letter," Dorcas said ...-:.,; ., . VOCM sharply. "The one Duke gave I ...... Society of . ~- " :·_' WEDNESDAY, July 27th • you to hand to Granville Cross. , ~,. -- '"''! You've atill got It?" ~ - : Nova Scotia 6.3U-New~ and Weather "Why, yes," Pru said. "Gran­ 6.35--Breakfaat with Bill ville wasn't in town." 6.53---News "Give it to me," Dorcas de- I for people 7.00-Breakfast with Bill manded. . 7.30-News and Waterfront Pru stiffened. "Duke said I : Directory • was to hand it to Granville. i who are 7.35--Breakiast with Bill And to nobody else." I BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE 7.~News "Haven't you guessed what's i 8.00-Torbay Weather in it?" 8.06--Breakfast with Bill "Something about that trouble ' 8.25--News with Lark Rigby the other : 8.30-Hit of the Uay night. I suppose. Duke's side of i 8.35-Sportscast the story." TYPES AND SIZES 8.40-Breakfast with Bill ··~fore than that. Pru. It has 8·.55-News a full (Onfession about what AGE 60 and OVER 9.00-Mornlng Date happened five years ago, tell· YOU CAN'T BEAT 9.13---Lindas First Love ing how Duke robbed Ry Buck· 9.30-Mornine Date ncr on the trail home and then 10.00-Ntws . framed him." lll.05-Stork Club • • • 10.13--.Jim Ameche Shr • Pru drew in a deep breath. 10.~5-News Suddenl.v she was so happy she I' HO lfO TAPf WHO MAY JOIN? HOW DO I PAY? 11.00-Jlm Ameche Show wanted to sing, yet whatever 11.15-Westcrn Jamboree bond she was freed from was 11.55-Ncwa Anyone sixty years of age, or over, A booklet of 24 payment cards is one she hadn't known existed. P.M. Ry cleared! Ry proved innocent may be a subscriber. His or her sent to you on receipt of your first payment and, thereafter, payments 12.00-Western Jamboree at last, and yet she had never spouse may be of any age. Depend· may be made to your.locai bank nor 12.30-Ncws condemned Ry in her mind or A. E. HICKMAN CO. LTD. ent sons and daughters may be later than the lOth of •ch month. 12.35--Ramblin with Records thought different of him be· included in the contract to their 12.45--Fisherman's Forecast cause he had gone to prison; nineteenth birthday. Om this age, 12.50-Ramblin with Recorda still this was a great thing, TtRE SALES 1.13---Sportscast HO MfOICAl STATEMENT if a dependent student, he or she knowing that he needn't hav 1.20-Ramblin with Recorda gone. BLACKMARSH ROAD PHONE 4131 Of CONDITION OF HEALTH may be retained at an additional BENEFITS: 1.30-·News single rate.· •·r should have guessed all 1.45--Passing Parade (John along," abe said. "We all should SURGERY (any surgical procedure Nesbitt) in hospital, home or doctor's of. 2.00-Jlm Ameche Show lfO EXClUSION FOif fice); MEDICAL CARE (Hospital· 2.53---Newa ized illnesses only); CONSUL· 3.00-Dollars On Parade CHIONIC Off WHEN MAY J JOIN? TATIONS (one per hospitalized 3.5:1--News ,.f.fXISTING CONDITIONS illness); ADMINISTRATION OP 4.00-Bob's Bandwagon There are semi-annual opening. ANAESTHIITICS (except caudal in 4.55-Newa months - Marrh and Stpltlflbtf.. maternity and dental); CONFINE.· 5.1l0-Bob's Bandwazon SALE SPECIALS You should apply for membenhip MENTS; TREATMENT OF FRAC· 5.30-Supper Serenade IUf CHOICE Of ANY l5.W-Flsherman'• Forecast during these months. TURES AND DISLOCATIONS; CYSTOSCO~Y AND BRONCHOS· 8.00-Bulletin Board IMTICI,ATING COPY; BURNS AND LACERA· . Travelogue MEN'S 11 NO·IRON" DRESS SHIRTS DOCTOI !IONS. 11.90-Supper Serenade 6.45-Ne111s · Reg. $4.95 NOW ...... $2.95 7.00-Shillelagh Showtime. HOW DO I JOIN? 8.00-Cream Of The Crop 10.00-VOCM All Time Hit Watch this newspaper for a special' Parade MEN'S "CONTINENTAL" PANTS application form, which will appear EXCEPTIONS: 10.30--Eventide Meditations at a later dare. This should be com· Conditions covered by Govcra• 10.45-Sports NOW ...... pieted and sent, along with .your mental ageRcies, Alcoholism, Cot• 11.00-'l'ul·bay Weatl1er $2.95 lim payment, to Maritime Medical mttic Surgery, Epilepsy, Drugs ancl 11.0~-Big Top Ten 11.30-Ciuh 590. and Newa. Moa ..ly Rates: Care, Inc., Halifax. Sera, Nuning and Doctor's mileage. CJON-CJOX-TV MEN'S "FADED" BLUE J-EANS ALL SIZES NOW ...... PRICE Siftrlt •• ••••••••• •$1.8' WEDNESDAY, July 27th. (,00-Jerry Wiuins nn HIIIHM ntl l1'i}t •.••• •$3. '70 Loeatlon SIPTIMIEi IS IIROLMIIIT MOIITH 5.00-!lty Hero BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS li.3G-Trnellln' Time , H..-...1. wiJ• •tul If )'OU are over 60, plan now to take advantage of The ~enior.s' 6.00-Huckleberry Hound . ASSORTED SIZES-BLUE and WHITE ...... , ..;,,, ...... ·• ....9,. 6.36-Loeal Newa and World $1.75 Health Plan .. Watch for the special enrolment form w~tch will of Sport appear in this paper. UII-Sammer Tlaeatre IJ.1r.-Natlonal News 8.30-Sberiff of Coeh111 9.00-San Franclac:o Beat _liHIIL . · - . 11.30-R.C.M.P. 10,00-Live a Borrowed Life BARGAiN BASEMENT 10.30-Jiappy (AYRES COVE) ~tM§. ·~Maritime ·Medi(al Care 11.00-Tale 11 .30-lllrai Penon SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED ~~~~~~~ INCOI·POIATED JUO-A Cue for the (:ourt 12.30-National News 12.50-New§ Headlines

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.ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND ·rhe Daily News WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1960 ;

------·' . PLEADS FOR JUSTICE FOR r~EWFOUNDLAND·:~ --~-~- --·---~-- ~ --- . ' Term 29 Must Be Consider-ed Outside ! P.C~ Club

For City, The Do·minigra ~Provincial Conference 1 The St. John's P.C. Assom • . • I lion is reported planning H OTT.\W.\ - l'P - Premier . tl'ree Allanite provinces. 1 hmtt made wtthout the free $50,000 club in the rity. Tnc• Jn>:J:h Smallwood of :-i I'll· . Iconsent of Newfoundland. site for the buildinr. has not r~,;ndland pleaded before th~' . NOT CONSULTED . been decided but when cnoser Il~mmior.·pro··•nri:l fi.;cal ron­ i ;\Jr. Smallwood said Prime· GRATEFUL FOR AID ·the work of constructbn 1••111 fr: ence Tur~uty f•·r justict' lfll' : Minister Diefenbaker did not i Newfoundland wa.l gra\efull~otart probablv earl\· in uw ; 1 hi' l)rm lnr.· char~in~ th~ Dirf· consult him or the Newfound· I for the federal gover~m~·nt's autu~n. · · t"":b~!::;or ~o\'rrnmcnt with 1'f'· ~and government before dcclar· assuranc~ t~at t.he prmc1p~es 1 The organization h:ul 'Jet•n l''ldi3:ing a key term of Nc·.1 · sng that the grants undrr Term of equahzatl 'n w11l be contm 'I dickering for a house 011 .\I iii- · fr•sr.db:d",; union 1•·it'IJ l'ana·lo 29 will be ~u~ped int? t!1e ~~e~ ln any new federal-prov- i t,,ry Road but ndgl,:n1r,, ob· : 1~ year~ a~o. general Domtmon • prov.mctal mc1al tax agreeemnts. I jected and thr builcl!n·• w3, ·

h a h·,s ~~ly·•l·orclcn 18-page tax rental. arrangements from 1 He said that principle was 1 1ot purcha•ed. ·• · ~·c. ·.-mrnt from whieh he r<'a'l 1962 11n. This appeared to' an essential feature of the 1 \' ,·:, fr~:t~:l•lt1 intr;-pnl~:tio:lJ :Newfoundland to be the "most I terms of union of Newfound·' tl-~ lOth and la~t premier to :flagrant repudiation of a sol· land and <;anada in 1948 and I Nfl d p t , .• ", J; in th(' npr:1in~ round of 1 emn constitutional agreement Newfoundland could not have: • or s . 1'"J>'ir ru:\kr\.'n':"f' ~P'~ 0 l' 1 1(•; n!1:o known to Canadian history." survived without it. : · ~::tl that :'\cw!oumlland ~UP· . : "For the first time since It was imperati1·e that a, Act•IVe r,,,:•d all tlw claims to in·. ' 1867 the government and l':u··j floor be placed under provincial ,• r,,._,~d rc1enut·~ made hy thr !lament of Canada have pre- revenues. After 12 years of 1 , ~' '1 ~ p:·rll'ier~. . ,;un:nl to amend lhe Britt>hl union, Newfoundland still had Shipping _through Newiound- · llr rlaimed :'\~wloundland's l'RE~lll:...... nllUD ·North >\muica Act tn rxhn· an unstable economy wd a low land ports ts reporter! to be &t r, .ht 'ror rccin•,;s from the fed· • • • • ! guish the rights of a prm·iu~e standard of living, with the a.bout its usual form for this · ot the Domm1on-provmctal taxi wlthou! its consent." lowest per capita income of any time of year. r~.J ::nn,rnnwnt fnr cuttin~ rental agreements, March 31st. ~lr smallwood sail the province. , Accordi~g to the ;:;t••Jthly , .~·an annu:tl ;:rant 1 SB.tlt}oooo 1932. after which Newfound· · grants under Tern1 29 mu~t l~. Despite that, it had some ot summary sssuerl by the lJ !C. · :1;ch h,· .. a!r1 w~~ ~ linn prnm· 1 l~ncl'> sprciHI 1·asc would be 1 considered ot:'.licic the Uum- the highest taxes of an1· proV·i Corner Brook in :>Hrtin•lar i·r m prt'j':"iuil~· ft'r ;\l'wlnund· stud ire!. The grant was ill·; inion . pro\"1 11 dal eonrc,·.~r.~~- 1incc--a fil•e per cent s;les ·t•:<' reports that employment on l ,.,t 11111kr Term ~n n! the trnclcd to hel11 Newfoundland: ~ewfoundlan1 woul•l cas" , ':~I and a !9-ccnts·a·&ll'llon gasoline:. the water! runt has bec'J: l'cry ;.r:1dr ..

,.-= :.rl.. ~ 2 • . . •_.;i ~ .• ... -. ·~ --1 -~·:.-·-· -, Ftpm Safety Week .... •· .. Firsti . ..~ ...... ' For . ... '-. Codfish ... , Farm Safct~· Wee!; July 24 to: 4. H1~hwny Opt•ralion: Oh· .:. -~ "i ,July 30 is sponsored in Canada 'serve traffic rules; keep to thr .. -.• -. t ...... :by the .canadian Federation of I right; observe signal for turns . ~'- ..- ... . ~ - .• · ! Farm Equipment Dealers, Pro· i stops; carry proper si~nal li.~ls I"crease 1vincial Safety Councils and· at night; use low gear going up ·, -

; . .. ----~ : h:ht and 184.~ cwts. of heavy' ed at the sam.e tsme last year. f!bean countries. Th_ere were no 1 which can be put to practice 1 properly ad.iusted. Appl)· them · _: ... .. J~lted fish. Thss compares w1th: . The productto~ of salted coli·, shipments to Jama1ca. All the 'i the year 'rou~d .. · 1 equally when stopping at high- • • ·I 1"\ Q 4-1000 quintals of light salted, ftsh for the per sod January to 1 wet salted was purchased by The Councsl Its!~ these sug- ·. er speeds ell'} , .' uo 0 l'} improvement •nd 115. c~nEn~ to thr monthly 2. Overturning is the ·chi~f Remember the theme "Ec-1· summary i.;sued by the l'K h:. · • A • • • hazard of tractor operation. To: JOY FARM LIFE" by prevent· T1•n Boy Scouts frqm St. .John·., dan Healy of the 4th. St. mid-June. the lar~~ "'11 '"'' upe;·. f II th I d. f at ion in the Grand Fall' are., Stands At 22 . or .. .u nlon . ct ·lVI t leS aVOid . ... spread wheels as far:. .sng I s, e ea mg SOUI'CC 0 :and (;ander 1\'CJ'C presented l'atricl;s 'rroop. D;ll·id D.ty "' anart as practical for the job' injuries to farm residents-by: with tlwir QUI'~ II Scnut CL•r,'· tlw 6th. SL .toh 11 ·, "B" rroop. ilad 3R camps in the wood.: F 011 ·' spoksman for . tne Depart· I at hand; put liquid in tires ac·, prevcnt~ng mach_in,cry and ani- ric::!''' hy Hi.; l!onout·. camp- and Derek conper and .John with 2.275 men cutting. Jl m~n! _of Health s~td y~sterday A spokesman for Lee's Lad· ·the company under Clause Four i cording to manufacturers' in· ~a! accidents whtch always rank hell ~l::cphcr.;•lll. in a 'J•reial Suth,•rland of the 1 St. ~larti 11 , lwulin~ off. and 427 cmplo:·rd lh aI ·"'-"A11foundland · s poliO ••ount 1cs· •.• '•len's · an d Women's Wear io f the Labour Relations Act, [ s t rue t'tons to re duce bouncmg.· Illo "h as fa:m t rou bl c n;a k·ers; crre'l:ony at r;o,·rrnm"nt l!tHhL' Gandrr Troop. at ,·arious other woods emitlO\.·· no"· stands at 22. Two new cases denied yesterday that any of' which forbids an employer to. 3. Make safe speeds ij habit; by. preventmg home accsdcnts., ::t 4 p.m .. ycs. a ,h 11 rt rrocrpiiun Jnrnt )t>trrda). Both of these I umon actwshes. The spokes· union or to use threats, inti- 1fore ussng brakes. fourth of all msshaps to farm were hc;Js for th,. >i~niit,·:llll. wa.- h0 id. Durin~ the• recc•ption. In ,·,H'Iwr Brnol• thr wt>o. and share cc 11 , 111 ~;;ioner [or :\ewfound· while :l!r.. \Iacpllcrson rrlatr cut. Tlwrr has hcrn no sho:: • In compa_nson _wat~ la~t 'fort to prevent the clerks from u y a I .~·he results in safer. better Iii·· land. 1'. D;•rck Lt'lri.;. l!onnur· ;lntcdoies of his rarlit•r lik t•J a~e of IVOIIcl' workers in llti, Jear_ the poho ~tluatwn ln thts organizing. · i mg. :·1-r Sl•trctary of t:w Pro\·indal :he Stoll~~. smm·tly an·i 1 ~·cd in area. pro,·mce 15 • qull~ good. Last The official of the Company Bl tt · Dr. Donald Dodds has arril' , 11"·· Scout Co~meil. ~lr. John their unitm·m.< and brightly ~·car, the epidemic months were told the NEWS, "We have never 0 er i ed in St. .John's for I confer·! '.\"ri.~ht. Scout ~I· 'rntatic:;Js roncluded at ~ Visits City Jmous when 30 cases were re· ·a matter of fact we fired a girl. Si~ pN-sons occupied cells in, Snowshoe Hare in Newfound-: . ter oft lw !st. St. .lose ph Troop. ,,·clock. port~d. To date there hav been'who was continually coming in;th~ lo~kup last night, fin'!· d I "~OIII.SI.OR ·

llnl~· two ca.•es for the month of I late time after time and the 1' males 'and one female Three: ann 'n dd f \'' C : man ol tlw St. j!.,rtins Troon Supcrintrnclcnt of tlac :\rtr Jul,..... , ... the rema'tn'sng 20 I lk f th' d · ' r. 0 s. ormer ·• est oast · of· .st·ol."I'~.·· '.''J·."\\' 11.1!. f II 1 ·1· 1 1 1 '!1· · " ~" rest wa ed out for no good. o e men. an the woman, i Wildlif~ Biologist with til 1 t;rOJ'P Cummitt~~. Parent' ., ·' oun• am c cgrap lo nne ·' '· uses bemg spread out over the j reason at all." Iwere arrested for drunkenness· \\"ldl"f D. . . h t 1 the s~out> ;•I so ;~ttcndt·t! thr There arc now more than 2illl Clarkr ~re prc,cntly l"i>itin~ fir5t six months of 1960 Th · d h · d. · 1 1 e IVJSlon, as re urn ' tl 1 !l s t 1 \\' If St J h · T ,. · . , . e state~ent by the Umon. at:J I c rc~alll er were PrtS·: cd this summer to compile It wa~ har 1 , lifter hnmp 011 ·'Pccial function. wusanc oy cou .s an< o · · . o n s. ob date there hlta ef btheen t",.o I' said that achon was bcmg taken Ioner~ held Ill custody for the I additional life hi,t;.iry mater-! Henrr Street ;;t 9.30 Jasl ni~ilt Cubs in C;~nada. The Book of' d Pa l I as a resu o e po 10 on behalf of these emplo, ROIP h f d Tht· ten Sclluh rrc.,il'ing lht• Knowledge Annual sal'S that a ~!r. Clarke. it will hr remcm· v·ru1 · th'15 · La t · )ees 1 ' • Iial to his study o! the rabbit 1· w en our Cllrs an a power 11"11' st.·•t·I.

' • THE DAILY. NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY,- JULY 27, 1960 THE DAILY· NEWS tlewfoundfand's Only Morning Pap$r What Others Are· -S~ying "Mirage or Not-It Feels Wond. The DAlLY NEWS Is a~ COFFEE'S CONQUEST his official duties (and on the telephone paper established in 1894, and pub­ St. Catharlnes Standard at night) without going out and look· lished at the News Building 355-359 'fhc overall average among Canadians in~ for them. But that seems to be I Duckworth Street, St. John's, New­ is 1.91 cups of coffee a day. Of this, new rend. foundland, by Rubintoll & Company, 1.32 are made from ground coffee and Mayor Robert F. Wagner, of New Limit"d. the other .59 cups are instant. Some York, is using a "gripc.mobile," a bus MEMBER OF people may find something sinister in converted into an office, to visit differ· THE CANADI.U-c PRESS ·this apparent trend toward the beverage. cnt neighborhoods and hear the woes The Canadian Presa &t exclus!vel) And we yielding to American influence? of taxpayers. Citizens are overjoyed at ~ntitled to the use for republication the chance of telling their troubles to of all news despatches in this paper STATE CONTROL the mayor in pcrso n. credUed to it or to the Associated Kingston Whig-Standard ~lnyor Louis C. Miriani, of Detroit, Press or Reuters and also the local Teaching i the only profession or oc­ says this is a good idea and he is con· oP.ws published therein. cupation in which the state controls the sidering a similar office on wheels. \t:.o\RLY SUBSOUPTJON RATJilt training and licensing. Tbe teacher's No doubt the gripc.mobile will be A~I Preu •ervica and leature article~ licence is a permit issued by the state in the garage when it is time to pay Canada ... ·.... . $12.00 per llDJliUn In this paper are copyrighted and their and in no way a professional diploma. taxes. after basements are flooded and United Kingdom · teproducHon is prDhibited. The conformity and mediocrity so com· the year in which there is no election. and aU foreign mon among teachers is the direct result countries . $14.00 per ann11m Member Audit Bureau of this lack of a state of honorable au· JN\'I-:1'\TIVE JIRITONS Authorized .Ill'. second class maC ~ tonomy and teachers' associations arc, Fort William Times-Journal Post Oft-'.ce Department, Ottawa. ~ of Clrculatlon. as "a result of state dominance, power· A tape recorder which allows the • 'Jess to make any basic change in the user to listen and transmit at the same • •';< profesion. time has been developed in Great Brit­ . • . :. ~-: : ~ ..~.,:=· .. \\'EDNESDAY, JllLY 27, 1960 .. ·... :•·· ( ..... ·.·:. ·. ain. An automatic handling and sorting . •.. . •.. ·~··: ." ..... SIR JOEY? machine for timber that can do the . ' This Question Of Solvency . Corner Brook Western Star work of 60 men is being manufactured. In spite of all the talk nowadays about A British magazine can now have a J .-\ mrmlwr of the ojlposition, in of services for a rapidly incrras­ .... :"··.. democracy_ and equality there's still a colour photograph taken, processes and his l'ommt•nt on the mdget and, ing population: The other is to en­ great deal to be said for the conferring paper printed: a set of four color blocks in roursr of some heated ex- lar)!;e our social capital in the form of honors. It is most unlikely that an produced. etched and proofed; a full­ ::-han~r~ later in the debate, chal- of roads, schools, J10spitals ~nd honors list for Canada will ever be re­ color brochure printctl and distributed instituted on the same scale as in the -all in the space of 12 hours. ll·nged the soh-enc,· of thr prov- similar services and this may have past, but there is a growing feeling that lncr ancl inft•rn•d that tragic ceo- to he done by borrowing for some even a partial list could he admitted so ~IOTORROAT TERROR nomic experit•ncrs of the past years to come. That raises the that the people, through their ~ol'creign, Toronto Star llli!!ht fl'l'llr. question of how much debt We could single out persons who ha\'c made -,·. ... - This is a matter much hicrcrcr <.'an earn•. a notable contribution to the life of the The number of motorboats on our ~-~ -~ .../'1 nation. lakes and streams has grown by leaps _.., r', I -·- than part' politit-s. :\ews reports Let 1is ptake some dramatic and hounds in recent years. Cnfortunate. ·:-: ·.' ... -·"'·j. Clf tlw~r infrrem·t•s ha\'e hccn . comparisons in which the answer SELF-INFLECTED TORTURE ly. llH'asures to control these craft have :. . . not kept pace. ...,.... - ' .-- . wideh· drcnlatt•d. It is l'Ssential will he found. From the Sherbrooke Rerord ______.- .... that ·the' should be carefullv When the population was 270,­ If you'1•e ever suffered throu~h a bad Their owners are. to a lar~e extent. -- namined in the puhlic- interest.' 000, the per capita debt was $3i0, te!CI'ision play-and who hasn't:'-thcn a law unto themseh·cs. Some handle A Bold Experiment _-. you'll be able to sympathize with Fan· their boats in a responsible way, im· Edson In Montreal Gazette ,. Then• is. of coursr. no hasis of the per capita level of personal in­ nie Hurst the American novelist. perilling neither their own safety nor In his a\'Owed determination to gov­ l'<~mparison with tlw lmnentahle c'omc was under $18.0 and 'the per Her torture recently had a sprcial re· the safety and peaceful enjoyment of ern the Province of Quebec without -:- .:,... summer resorts by others. 1 -- 't•ars he tween thr wars and capita income of government was finement. Washington reference to political patronage, Pre· L • ... '( p;utirnlarh· with the comlitioits $44. Miss Hurst, vacationing in New But far too many operate their boats mier Lesage has embarked upon a bold .. -·~~- Brunswick, tuned in late on a had nne. thoughtlessly and rycklessly, and make NOW IS TIME TO !\IESH experiment. ·..... ·~·. -. that pre,·ailed from HJ:30 on- Assuming that today the direct And it wasn't until the credits came on beach resorts into places of terror rather It is a break with what has been ...... , : GEARS ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS wards. :\ewfoundland had domi- and indirect debt mav amount to at the conclusion that she realir.ed the than of public relaxation and fun. through gener-ations the custom and the nion status. It had to support it- about $100 million, the compara­ play was one of hers. By PETER EDSON practice. From time to time the left BEES, WASPS ANI> HOR:SETS ~t'lf out of its own limited re- tive figures would be a per capita NEA Washington Correspondent band did. But in fact, if not always SKIN GRAFTING IIELD BACK Stratford Beacon-Herald with frankness, patronage in various - ... : ,ources. Its industries were mnstlv ' deht of $210, a per capita personal This is the season for bees. wasps and The Economist, London LOS ANGELES-fNEA) - Political forms has been part of the accepted in a chaotic state, the fisher\· income of about $850, and a per Homografting-the science of grafting hornets. They probably command too machinery of administr~tion. .• ... male beauty contests held this month t,mching an historic hottom so far capita government revenue of living tissue on to another body- is little respect from some of us and cause In times of electjon, those out of in Los Angeles and Chicago or the .. a~ prices were concerned, the $160. about to make a great stride forward, too much panic among others. Either power habituallr accused the go\·ern· clas.~ified golf scores at Newport seem ne\\'spriut industr~· on parttime, To earn• our current deht, in­ but progress is being retarded by the can be dangerous. ment of employing such methods. But antiquated law governing the disposi· l\!ore Americans die of insect stings trfvial business indeed when compared whene1·er governments were changed. Hell Island's .mining operations in clmling siliking funds and the pro­ to what is happening outside the Unit· .. ' tion of corpses. An Edinburgh hospi· ihan snake bites. according to Dr. Harry little was changed except the power to no llt'tter ~·ase and the loggin~ in- jected new loan of $10 million, is tal is reported to ha\'e refused to set up L. Mueller of Boston, quoted in "To· ed States. operate the system of spoils. The old dnstn capahle of pa~·ing only he- costing $5,400,000 or less than a skin bank, since it would infringe the day's Health" magazine. He is counting On most days during the Democrati: saying, long used in politics south of h\·een 81.30 ami S1.50 a cord. seven per cent of ordinary rev­ pr~sent law. Rather surprisingly a only deaths directly caused by the sting, convention, news from abroad was so the border. that "to the victor goes the . - ... ''- Briton has no property r· Jhts in his own which seriously "poisons" some people. big it almost crowded the Los Angeles spoils," could as well have been used . - ' Dole had hren introducrd on the emtc. - ·- . corpse. Accordingly it cannot be stolen, Honey bees and bumblebees are less tumult and shouting of! the front here. h~si<; of food orch•rs that provid- To carrv onlv the interest on nor can it be left by will. n a default on the pul)lic deht necessary purposes, the annual which authorizes dissection, also re· picnic area a chemical repellent is bet. affairs, even though the confidential come to power in the guise of reformers. in 1930. immediate aid would cost for additional interest and quires that the body (or pieces) must I£ yoti see two or more of the same briefings will be for Kennedy and The second difficulty, and by far the be subsequently interred. The one ex­ insects disappear into the same opening. Johnson only, is considered good. Both greater, is that of bringing about what ha' e l'onH' from Britain and Can- capital repayment in the filth ception to the rule relates to eyes, which that's probably where their nest is. Stay · amounts to a re,·oiution in political ada and the forfeiture of self- war would add $4 million to our men are knowledgeable, imaginative, the Corneal Grafting Act of 1952 allows away. I! you want the nest removed experienced, trustworthy. habis. A party that has been 16 years gn\Crnment mi~ht have heen debt service charges. Ordinary to be willed "for thereapeutic purpo· from your yard or bouse call an exter· What .their· appointment has suggest· out of power naturaJJy gathers together minator or other expert. a,·oidcd. llowewr, the Commis- income will rise in the meanwhile. scS." ed is that as soon as the GOP presi· a nol inconsiderable number of persons When a wasp, hornet or bee gets close <;inn sntem was accepted and its But if we were constant, the total . Another feature of British law is that dential nominee is elected at Chicago, who ha,·e hoped for some degree of corpses may not be exported unless four to you, don't try to slap it or brush il private ad1·antage. It is a stern leader he appoint two equally competent Re­ reor~anization of the public finan- cost of debt service would be only days' notice have been given to the away. Quick movements excite them. who will now deny so many hopes. and publican statesmen as his foreign af· ces was helped b~· the economic about 11 per cent of total revenue. coroner. Move away slowly if possible. If the in­ send so many empty away. To act in .• upturn that bega11 in 193i and Anv suggestion of insolvency sect gets inside your car, wait until a fairs liaison men at the· State Depart· this manner is to raise not inconsirler GET EARFUl, stop can be made safely, open the doors ment. able discontent and disaffertion. was raidh· accelerated under the is pa1pahle and also very danger­ Co-operation of the two Republican impact of war. ous nonsense. It is true that the Windsor Star and let the unwanted rider escape. Despite these difficulties and hazards. One presumes the mayor of any city Failure to do this has led to many a and two Democratic interim foreign Mr. Lesage has proclaimed his deter· There are valid reasons wh fnh1re of public revenues must hears enough complaints in conducting serious accident. affairs advisers might even be in or· mination to bring about an administra­ the calamitous experiences of the depend more and more on im­ der during the campaign. tion upon more businesslike lines. to past cannot recur. One is the floor proved fiscal relations with Ot­ For if ever the country needed a unit­ break the strength of old methods, even -provided hy the Canadian social tawa. That is trne of all provinces. ed front behind which to rally, now is the though his endeavor will disappoint . securih· S\'Stem. Another is the Given efficient management of time. The four men could even 'constitute some among his own followers, and gi\'e The Responsible Way a bipartisan planning group for smooth to his foes the hostages of chance i~herent ohligation of Term 29 in pnhlic administration we are en­ transition from the present to the next By BRUCE BIOSSAT failings. . spite of temporary repudiation. In titled under Term to the right we can hope that the presidential nom· administration on foreign affairs. 29 In offering top security data to the inees-steadily informed by the White In his various statements before his ·am· event, the ~linister of Finance to aid to continue our publ~c ser­ Democratic preidential and vice presi­ House-will set wise general guide·lines Regardless of which party wins, new election, Mr. Lesage promised to place -in the Canadian government has vices at the levels and standards dential nominees, President Eisenhower for their party campaigns. · blow and new brains are obviously the political life of Quebec upon a basis such as it never had before. Even the ~ven positive assurance that the reached. That, according to the i• following the only sane and safe None of this should be taken to mean needed in the direction of American foreign policy. The present team is remnants of patronage were to be scour· . prn,·ince's requirements will re- ~lcNair Commission, includes cap- course. that the top nominees should be shack!· We must assume that the nominees in tired-played out-and needs relief. ed away. None were to seek it; none 1. cei\'e careful consideration. And ita] replacements. Under the pres- ed in an open, free discussion of the were to give it.. The basis of decisioni both parties intend to approach all nation's defjllse and foreign policy. The U.S. president. though hailed in • mth the diversification of indus- ent or any other government, this problems involving U.S. security in the in administration ~as to be severely If the voters of this country are to many friendly countries, has been hT the size transfer pa\•- he necessary until such time most responsible manner possible. But objective. and of will make a proper judgment between the snubbed by the Russians, rejected as a that purpose could be severely handi­ Not dissimilar changes were prom~- ments, the ecnnomv has a built- as we have acquired standards men before them, they must be able to visitor by the Japanese and insulted ed by others when seeking office. But stabilizer never present berore. that represent -the minimum ac- capped if any of the nominees was hear responsible, informed criticism. ii ignorant of vital security information. daily by Cuba. 1\lr. Lesage has already taken some im· Let us turn now to provincial ceptable in relation to the ri~hts They must sec clearly whatever genuine portant steps towards carrying his In the heat of a presitfential campaign, differences there are on these major The secretary of state has labored finances. The. obligation rest~_ on of Canadian citizenship. We it is all too easy to take positions or promises into effect. The· greater the matters. How else can they make a valiantly, but must retire from public realiy and the energy of these changes !!:Overnment to he efficient• in all should trim luxuries if they exist. make charges which unnecessarily scm­ choice? life at the end of his term for reasons per the conduct of national policy. Gen­ may be, the greater the fight will be ' its operation~ and to restrict its We should expect the maximum The foreign and defense fields are of health. with those practices that generations erally this would not be done if the men obviously too crucial to be left out of capital. spending to ·es~ential ner·d. economies that government may involved knew all the secrets known to When this correspondent left Wash· have hardened. This apart, it cannot be crificil'ed reasonablv be expected to estab­ our political debate. They are central By trying to make a break with old the White House. to the whole campaign. ington to cover· the conventions State for its effor-ts to raise the standa1 ds lish. Bt~ we are fully solvent and It is in the very highest spirit of order­ Depa!'tment career diplomats did not · wavs that are almost traditions, Mr. Le~age is takng arms against a sea of of public services to what, by Ca- will colitinue to be fully solvent ly democracy that this information Nevertheless, this d~batc should at know whether the Eisenhower admini· therefore will be shared by the Presi· no time give 01id and comfort to a po­ st:ration would pursue an aggressive troubles. But an experiment so firm nadian criteria, must lw re~ard.~d even if we have to increase our and new, by one who has emerged out dent's possible successors. tential enemy either by disrupting the foreign policy or conduct a holding as tolerable minimum levds. ,, has debt for new social cr..pital by ten of promises into a course of action, ·With the entjre world inevitably hang. course of nalional policy or by suggest­ operation like a caretaker government two special responsibilities. One is millions a year for several years ing on events in the United States, with ing deep divisions within our ranks. cannot be otherwise ,than commended until inauguration of the enxt presi· and supported. to continue the pres~nt standard~ to come. peace always at stake, we nee~! to be Whatever our political difference, we dent. assured that our future l~aders do not are united as a nation and a people. at any time, through Ignorance, push Not only the Communists but all the The trouble is that the problems this country into dangerous entangle· world should be made to understand faced by the United States all over ~ Too Much Fish-Meal ments. this. Eisenhower's decision to brief top the world aren't going to wait ·until ID4t llnrb nf Oin~ Having butlt up her output of fell from a high last year of $140 We cannot expect that top security 1960 nominees on key intelligence data next January, They need immediate When I am weak, then am I atrong.­ fish-meal from 10,600 metric tom a ton to a recent quotation of $60 material be given to the nominees' aides wisely and responsibility serves that attention. Corlnthlans 12:10. in 1953 to 300,000 tons in 19.5H, a ton. or to candidates at lower levels. But broad national purpose. What a blessed, comforting paradox! As the Democratic platform's foreign Weakness make for stre-ngth· because Peru has been ~earing h«>rself for ' policy section declares, "We must re· Peruvian producers do not seem Christian believer. There was an lm· our knowledge of need_ makes it pos: a far JQ"eater production this year. gain the Initiative on the ·entire inter· sible for God's strength· to flow in • in building up her output, she .to be too much concerned. They· mcnse suffering during the sixteenth national front with effective new polio :r ~or and seventeenth centuries over the have resisted a government sug­ fltrength 9cdaq cies to create the conditions of peace." :-helped to 'undermine world matter of religious differences. George gestion that. production quotas This has a familiar bipartisan ri~ g. was "released" and there wb talk of prices and is beginning to wonv ay IAitt.. L DOUGLAS Washington and his colleagues pressed about the results. . · should be distributed among the ,,-Regaining the Initiative" a~ainsl . "liberating" the satellites. new political truth upon a generation Communism is exactly what the late Somehow, these policies never could The impact of Peruvian compP- · country's fish-meal plants. Other HARD ROAD FOR NEW TRUTH which found It hard to believe that means are now being considered Secretary of State John' Foster Dulles be made to work. But thats still the tition has been worldwide. It wa~ New truth always has a hard time common men could govern them· proposed to do, when Chiang Kai·Sh!k t;tumber orie problem for both the Re· Kelting accepted. revealed a few weeks ago that it by Peru to limit output and pre­ selves. Pasteur was threatened with publicans and the Democrats. , vent a further price decline. Several centuries before the ministry a murder indictment if his anti-rabies had affecte~ the price and mar­ of Jesus began, Socrates had tried to lnj ection failed to work. The Wright it would never possess them. But the . k~tin~, of Newfoundland meal NEED RULES WITH TEETH There doesn't seem anvthing aet certain new truths into the 'l'inds• brothers were classed with Darius more man beats down truth the· more Melbourne Herald w~.~ha~ been gradually grow­ very much that other conntrie~ of his contemporaries in Athens. He Green and His Flying Machine. Even does it appear to rise lip in majestic Dentists in Darwin have complained inJt into_ a valuable by-prQduct of can do about it unless somE' k;nd was put to death, and he accepted as recently as fifty years ago Dr. AI· strength and splendor. -People are that their profession has become com­ the fresh-frozen. fish indi.tsfry. As of international agreement can bP the judgment of the court gladly be­ bert Einstein, because of hls theory of . certainly right in holding to old truth plicated since dentures can be paid for 'cause he knew that new truth is always relativity, was largely looked upon a~ until new ttuth demonstrates Its value. from the Australian medical insurance a result of Peru's e~plosion ink made to establish' quotas and re­ · advanced at great cost. industry, world prices, ac­ '' crackpot. But new truth has always had- a hard fund. They Indicate that some workers this late total world output Q,]oser tc The suffering of .Jesus and His im Perhaps if now truth did- not have time-and in the nature of things prob­ gamble their dentures away and' then CCJding to the New York Times, the prevaili~g demand. mediate disciples are known to every to fight for the possesson of our minds, ably always will. ask their dentists for replacements... 1 .. THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFlD., TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1960 • !C.L.B. Parade l\1arried At St. Cyprian's Conception Bay News 1.~:5,:,;.aul:~. """''"' • Church parade of the senior Ilads and their officers. took · 1 place to St. Paul's Church on I Hosp It a ISunday morning, July 24th .. ~4arried At St~ Michael's IC I' with a very large number at· Omm j ttee tending. The weather which for f . ' I some considerable lime ha~ .. I Q •-< EI ec ts ff Ice rs I been fine and warm. chan~cd ' __ I to bring showers earl~ on Sun· ., . . day mornmg and wh1ch made • l!R . G' R ' \CE -At a mec tmg I .I f th d t r tl 11 b G c "t 1 necessary or e para c o o lc ar our .. race om~l ..1 be made by motor cars. tee for the addl\1on of a wmg Th · t St p I' to the Carbonenr Hospital e service a . au s was h · h h ld w d d conducted by Rev. Canon A. B.S. w lc_ was c on c nes ay Stirling in the absence on cvcnmg, July 20th at ~he Coun· vacation of the Rector, Rev. L. c11 rooms th~ followmg were A. J. Ludlow The special elected to off1ce. · · D "' L Go d preacher was Rev. Archdeacon Ch mrman, r. n. . o · L gg . v· Ch . ~I M P c e. wm: Icc airman. · r. • · · Following • the service. the Stapleton; Treasurer, Mr. Ralph C L B ft th 1 h d r l 1 A T M . . . 1c e c lure an or· im gson; ss 1· reasurer, r. med up on Cochrane Street and Len ~lcNamara; Secretary, Mrs. I d b k t lh · · n l, \\' k J" A t S t parae c ac · o e1r campm~ '· ·.·. "orne a c 111 ! ss · _ecre ar)·, grounrls via Harvel' Street and ~Irs. L. C. Dav1s; Pubhc1tv. Mr. C th I I • \" · St t '\' k . D S · a ec ra an.. ., a 1er , ree s. Lorne , a ·c 1m. r. a1 tman, Tl dr h 1 .- h"rh ~I F L Ok 1e urn em sen 1ce w 1 .'.--:· · ;.h;· F.inan~lal Campaign of wa> srhcdulNI to be held on the .,.··j~'·.. which the chairman is ~lr. groun~s at 3.30 p.m. han ~o be

,,. j_ . . . Frank ~loorcs, will commence ~e~:~t ~~~~~~~~/lue to the mcle· ·t:··' : ' ).:. ., .. ··.·.'·.· the first week of August, when p th · ( th '[' "II b d f resen 1 a1 e SNVICes 0 C . ,• ·. c1 1zens WI e canvassc or d .., 1, s th (' L 8 (' m 1 t con l n"b u l'1ons 1o tl us· wor th y s·a, A\ a c Ell'" ...d o mane an cause. The Committee is to be lr u1 lrcy woo · /'• known as Inc Harbour Grace ·'·--~~- Area Hospital Committee. Ten ~: : Commercial thousand dollars will be rcquir· cd as the contribution from this an• 11'ith the Federal and the Courses In Pr01·inrial Governments being rc$ponsible for ten thousand September dollars each. ._·,: The Harbour Grace wing will BELL ISLA~m CStatf) - consist of eight beds. Latest reports indicate tnill students who have alrcad)' graduated from Bell Island ' New Chief For schools. ma)" find it possible tn ' ' ·.; -:·.· enroll for Commercial Courses Local RCMP next school year without hav· · BELL ISLAND CStaf!) ing to leave home. LL ISLA:'IID (Staffl-\lr. and \Irs. William Lawrcnl-e Harvey, Cm·poral Dou~ Randell. for· i It is undcr,tond that a .~uil­ follnwin~ their marria~c at St. Cyprian's Anglican chur~h on J.u~y 1!\lh.

nwrlv offirrr in charge of the 1 able tear her has been acqmrcrl 01 t JI.OO. n.m. Hcv. Walter Jlammond, cousin of the hnde, ~fh~•atcd. at :..... :.••. w.~.. .;,.,,,:;,~.:.;.,;....-;....,;;.L· j,~L.J ) R.I'.~I.P. delatchmcnt in the 1 for St. Bonifice Regional lligh the marri;"'l'

I Chari ie Doyle Former Pol ice· •Home Chief Visits I BELL ISLA~\D rstafft HELL lSLA:\D IStarft Corp. Fred ~lacllullcn. for- : Young Charlie Do~·lc. who w~s merly in char~e of the R.C.ltP. ~ rrceiring medical treatment at detatchment here. previous 1~ 1 Hnlifax for injuries received . ceing transferred to the Ne·1. ! when he fell over a cliff on the . Brunswick area two y~ars ago i North side of Bell Island, is ·is spending his l'aeation here. ! home from ho~pital. I He is accompanied by hiF

'1 The hov's father William :wife and son. They are stayin· . Dovle his' mother and evef\· at the home of ~Irs. llac ~lullir mc.mb.er of the family ar~ . father. llr. Ben Skanes. , happ)· and thankful to ha\·e the ,

little fellow home. 1 Bu h F· re I ~lr. Do)·lc tells us that ' S 1 :Charlie is completely recovered I Extinguished • • from h1s m,tuncs. 1 \ ----- i BELL lSLA!'\D (Starn - T.

1 7 Fr 'ghters Load Dominion Volunteer Fire B~ e I ~a de was called out to ext!!: I -- guish a small bush fire in th· 1 BELT. !SL:\~.:0 {Statrl - 7 west ~line area, on last Frid·; hi~ frci~hlrr~ complrlcd load· The fire was brought und .. ing ore eargo and cleared from · control before any damage rc ! Scotia Pier during the past suited. ! week. !\lORE COSCEPTIOS BAY Reports indicate that more i SEWS 0:\" PAGE 12 (ore freighters are due to ar­ rive this week. Ore to load the freighters is I ... supplied from the stockpiles · S f . during the vacation period, dur- . occer renzy ing the last two weeks of July. wnen the Underground Miners seizes Canada are not operating. This frantic brand of foot Laid to Rest hall can whip players and fans into open warfare. an J : BELL ISLA:'

Many Happy Modelllluslralcd-ENvOY SPtW.. Swot~ ("hittwa/1 tun opti-sleck modern Jines, glamour-crafted interiors and a wide range of color choices. g;ilg g~e&lgt!IJ~ I Why don't you too, join the swing to Envoy-the car that's going great guns? MANUJII'ACTURe:O r:OR G!N!RAI.. MOTORS PRODUCTS OJr CANADA., t..JMITIID, BV YAV)(HAL.L MOTORS t..rMtTED. from the LUTON,INGI..AND, PA-.T. AND allAVICil fiPtOhl COA.-TTO COAST. . .. : .. ·: ..

Thousands of Canadian families ' ' have found that the modem ap­ proach to their personal credit needs is with a low-cost B of M life-insured Joan. :.::. ~-:.-" .. -- .... r Ask about the Bank of -·--•-'•t ...... _ 'MY BANW SEE YOUR LOCAL ENVOY DEALER Montreal Family Finance ifi;. Ynur.1 far the Plan at your neighbour­ f11 roflr ~~·I• ns~ill~ hoodBofM branch today! ~ri~hhnurhond B of .II ' ' THE HICKMAN MOTORS .LIMITED . 1 WO~KING WITH CANADIA~J5 1~1 !VERY \I:AtK OF liF! Slr"!C! 1!17 .. ' WATB STREET, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. PHONE 5047 THE DAr.Y NiHS. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1960 ~~------~------~------~~.------.. ~ -UMr·--4~ '·- ~ f'ASTRO~GOTrfEi 1 ------By Ceean Social-l)ersf)Dal Fer Wedne1day, July 27

Present-For You and -Column- '( oun ... GooJ a~rcch for tho-..c v. hose "" or k rcquircc. II\ \ l"'IT 1 ;.tontr~JI, accompanied by her sister Rosemary, Mr,;. Duuglas strcnglh and for occupot:on' 'I~ ~ncl 'lr.- Xorman Rork· earned on out of do ..m. Rc ,, ·.! : • iml>h their extendetl Rmpee and son Douglas Jr., as • ·-·: ;,,::~:n~ the ~hri:imcs, well as l\lr. Burpee Sr., are pre· .,ourcdulnc•~ pay.> off tod,: .. ~entll' visiting their father. M. - ...~t a !'~on P\l'r at Cornl'r S1 ••ematiz;ng. organi•i.1g and 1'. ~lurphy of 72 Prescott St. ------·--· ;-: .. , : !\ !o : ~L~nd till• wrrlrlin~ cnmtructi\~ ab.!ll; alllll'·OT.Ihly .. ,~.r. nr;·'wr. Erir l:~rl;wr:l On Fridu)' r\'cning last ;tolr. and 1 1 • "'r~cted. You w1ll acC•'ITipli'h .h1hn~on. ~Irs. ~lllrph)· entertained at • w ·.-. ":- ...... Jc;:!l Il !\. of \'tlCKtuil purl)' at their home for much h~ subtlety and l.:ct now. • · ::. !l.". ,. '"< ~ toni; 11lat'P rr­ ar111 Ill I , r ·: ' a numhcr of their fl•icnds. Mr. Longer Jacket ,11 C(lrnrr nroo~ ~li'IS Up Suit · .~,...... n ; n!~ 1h(& ~laf! nf tht' ::nrl ~Irs. Rlil'pee and son plan " ,.:--. r::•:n ::, .. ,.r r:ntl ~1i:,s to n•turn home on Thursday, Past ... On lui; ~7. 186ii. tltc Future ... T el~phone mvlees ·.1iii be tncreascd. Medical hintl, :- ,:.-." c-:! ,., t' !:h 1hr 1.;\ C. while ~lnrg;:t·ct. who hold& a , .\1i:,ni1L: c.,tlle \\a) .;G'I1 11leted, help with cruw.1ord puzzles, dic­ :· ~·:- \ • r~,,~ !1'': to thr !'~rond position with Canadair U111iled ft~ltdling the drc;.m of Cyrus tation for shorthand pra"ice ~nd nf ~lontr:· 111 1hr l'hoh His \'ISITINii SISTER .... ~c"'~· :~.'\~.1 !'-: ,)( iHl. ~~ n and The Day Under Your Sign ·.... : .. t , .... , ~:.-nl:\·;!1 "~:end· ~Irs. Lionel Clemen! of Mon· t ~ • .. ,. •• • ~ • .. ,... ~Pd i:l't' l~fn· lt'l'lll i. pn•scntly visiting St. ARIES !Born Mmh 21 to April t9) LIIRA (Sept. 2l to Oct. ~2) • \'o·..z rnllli lll~<.\l~Uio1 f'-'tdJI\ JlOlitU;Il 1 he amprr::won }!AI mil\o• 11 u lnttl(lf· (. ·, •, ' : •• 1' l ~ :l 1,:· ltl ,1 rhn\. !'he i> a guest of her :·11-: SLIU .. thln 1111:1 "~t.cll-iniC.IIIWI fritnd, t.ut u f1turn for tht: job )OIJ Mtk. '''" ,._ :,Jr •. Thomas Barron of .; ... · ~ .. ··~ ·:--~ :l>.L • ,.n a lt.•a cl:1' TAURUS (AprillO to M•y 101 SCORPIO IO•Ft. lll PISCES I Feb. lQ lo Morch 201 R~a.IH prn~~til'la cr ht.rl'lr t.irrreri at f'nc:.~pc:tt.t 1\'Md for1ur.c nu.y l)r :r{'PWn Women nrr:at of anotlar puvm'• w&lfau. v.nhout rfinrl 1m 1'r'lllr rnl. · .: .• r 111 l.ht• B.t RLJTB MILLE'J'I' · : •·• 1 .I • ', -\J',m. American Menu : Manners Make p ~' 1 r,,, n11rqr" -· ·- -·------TS TilE f:\'E , TRY rt'BES OF DEVILED HAM ' , ... ·':,ml ;d trr a mer: .- 'IORt: TO 1\'0MA!'I'Ii . FOR A SPICY Sl'"MER SALAD ~ ".·:_': Friends .. ' ~ .. 1\'lt'ITIOl'l', MEN. THAN . ' .'· ...~ ~IEETS THE E\'E \i•lll'r. ~-:- ..'llll''S -. \ ... ~ .l h·.", ~IHI thi>

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TOlll~G EUROPE Paul O'r\ eill. who is on a ten "'t'{'k tour of continental Eu­ the rope. has been in Poland, Ven­ iCe and Rome in recent weeks, smoothness ud plans to return to Rome for a wt'f'k or so before visiting lrelaild. Mr. O'Neill, who spent ' of a a period in Ruuia says It Is dif· ficult to &et meals there, that filter :he 11'0men work hard and tbe J people are poor. So far he Is ,. enjoying bis trip immensely. at the regular price o~ VISIT ~ ·llar&ant

• ' ntE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NP\.D., WfONISDAY, JLK.Y 27, 1960 7 ------~------~------·------~------THE DOCTOR'S MAILBAG ;r~;~---~~ Daily Recipe ()OS'T LF.T \'OUR ' II ISTo , t 711. · ISI.E OF SPICE CAKE I Keep constant lab on I he 'Dtscon:a~·· !'LI~ ~ou 11 C.\SfF.R L\SIC ,~ : J· ds i!IHI toes of your shoes. :llr.Iature '·< cup butter or ma1·garinc Hare them repaired be I o r c II)· 11.\ROL() TII0:\1.\S 11\'MAS. 1 n . I;. cups sifted flour I · · 'ook 'cruffy. Brush and : I'• cups sug~r remore spots before putting 011(> of m)' ~~~;itr Gilhm and I raren t II '• tsp. soda shoes away, to prevent perman. !'J1:11 an son~s is the onr thnt I I tsp. vanilla ent impressions. t'ml.- with thr hnt' I . 3 eggs "'So 11 lt'nlh· d!K'>ll"l matter, B:r MRS. 1\WlUIL LAWIUI:HCB , '·• tsp. salt Before storing shoes in plastic

m~lt!'r. matter, miltt~r. matter.·· 1 '• tsp. huKing powder h.:~; o!! the floor away from l'n!n11un~tt·l~·. ~orne of the. WIIET CHILDREN'S • l t~p. cinnamon dust tree them or at least stu!! th;~~" t~.at Jt•allr do not mnttr1'. I.ITERARY APPETITE AND 2 t\Jsp<. COCOA I ' :,n:t ti'sue. ]llllling the tees ~~~1r ~1r;: ,,l~:~;n;:t;;r«>rr~~~~ ~.~~t~: i TIIE\"I.L READ 0 4 cup som· cream riown especially if they are point· 1 t tsp. nutmc~ ( .! . ,...,roondrnt< whose irars I hope' I lo1·e reading to children who I Cream butler anrl su:;ar. ' tn ~al a! •'"'r torlar. l'an't rend for themselres. So, i Add well beaten egg ~·olk'. Sift Ri~aer. smoother b fad s T"r fir,: «>f the>r is a middle· one recent rainy nrteJ·noon I or. I :the dry ingredients twice and ~hound in general fashi8n trends a~Nl 11oman who "'ruhbcd thr fcrcd 1111' sen·iccs to several, 'combine !he two mixtures, alter· this I all. Even classic cultured t1r of m;· ton~uc o1w th~ roo! of little girls who had come to visit. I · nating wilh the sour cream. Add pearls are upgraded slightly in :m mouth and disrowrcd a lwrd !'lone of then had e1•er heard of: vanilla and fold in the beaten size. Bird's egg.size beads are ,.;c::in~" th~t ~he feared might Kenneth Grahame's "The Wind egg whites. Pour hatter into two· smoothly finished and manipulat·

ll(' rancrrom. in the Willows." I chose it en~·· greased 9 mch tins and bake in 1 ed without a jumbled-look. \!tho:1~h I think you'd better wny. a moderate O\'er 25 or 30 min-1' --- ~l.ow this to l'our doctor, dear As we lollow~d shil•ering, snow· utes. Turn out on cake rack and Floral motifs bloom in f 1 II ~ady. it's a 100·10·1 shot thcl soaked Mole and Water Rat into allow to cool. Put layers to. I pins and earrings throu1h yo;f1·c disro1·cr1'd a rid!!r of ho1:e ~.r. Badger's cozy kitchen, one gether and frost with the lollow-1 c1·er.v price line, from precious t!lar. ;;;wa,·s hrrn there and of my listeners rose and came to ing Spice Icing. jewelry to costume. th:n·~ l'<'~ie~tJ;· normal. stand silently beside my chair ICING rerha;'' your a11cntion w n s the better to see the page from 3 cup powdered sugar d:·wt£'-i to it w~cn yoJ sinc:·d it which I was reading. Soon an­ 1 tsp. nutmeg Stir to smooth paste. Then beat "~~~ a hot :i~uirl or scraped it ot ~·.:t 1 ::-<' w1lr~:- it·~ mo~l \IIi· sicks. 1 I thick. t;- 1\'hy? Rncnuse the:. liked me~ Sifl sugar, spiers and cocoa. -:- e , .. ,.,,cd rn,.,.,.,l'"'"leul i< "'' \'<1. Because they liked the ,\cld ,·ani11a. melt mar~arine and Thi~ cake hi' be n1artP in mul­ 1 the strong coffee 're3m may oo hn tin~. hut only half the ameunl r' .;r:· \. r.~::n w~tl "dl.-:to\ C'rr~ a honk. ,. ,, .. . ··' 1 u5erl insle~d of cof!ee if desirPd. · of icing i$ then neerled. ~ •. ·1 ~":110' 111 tht• midrllc ol Ill)' They l'ied for the pririlegcd: ,.,,.,;,, 1: ·r!:rrr t~r !011Pr ribs ph1re.s beside my chair out of: Somr of the Occupatinnnl Thcrapi.\ls ul ll1l' llospilal Ior \ lcntal and \\·n ous Diwasr\ who hal'(• graduated ~------r." .. ·.,~rlhr:·" T!:•• Inn j, a !heir ~n~m·nrss to disrol'er the 1 in O.T. Courses at thr Ontario Hospit:tl, Kiu~.1ton. Outnr io. L<'lt to right: Lila (;rmulr. 1!)'57: Ethel Dawc, 19 8; ., .. ··,,· , ... ," !.l'·r 1!'> callrrl thr m;·>trl·y of reading. You could 1 ·, .,•,·o r.c·t::o:r ft>rl lite eagerness in tl:em. \ Manreln Murph~·, I96th mul :'llnr!:arcl \\'illiams, lf:fll), :\:i ;1 Williams won the prize for · (;cncral Efficiency , .. r '"·:·i mron, '"' ;llaperl The,- wanted to understand throughout the whole course. (:\lax :'lh'n·cr Photo! · •.. , , 1o:,i. Jhouc!1 I mu.•t say how 1' could decode such magical ..: ·. ·: '! ~ ,,, ,,., rc -'''rn a "' ord like it. entertainment from little black ..... '.·· .,,:.,·. :: dor-n't r.,~lly matter ,lines printed on a hook's white YOU GET MORE . - ' Get In Political Swim With A Fund .. Raising Party ·'. ;~ · : r~: ;::?.:·:;~1t!'l). ~1gb' unsC'en, I pa!:!P. ::.~ :~ · .,,., ,., )l,•romr malignant. Our choice of the books we ... \··i ~·r, ••:·i:er< inquire ahout' read to children has great in­ ... h:,,rrl rrc--urr" and "loll' fluence on their wisH to read lor - • '4 ~- _....,.' ,. .:- .. v. ~ •. ::.':· · l'"!r<<. in t>arh themsrll'es the basis of their . ~ '1 1-:·· c··:,,·. 1 hr !e11·! of I ension or, rrndin~ competence . 1 u ~ ~ - ~~~d~en1;· d · -. ··~J •1.1< a n That parents don't understand -:.::::...... , :-'•c:<' '.,:~~n. m'ithr:· of thrig. the problem of reading retard- r · . _., .. " • at inn in children. ~-' ··'&.· l c :.!e : :e:,·. in e;1~h in;tancc, Cert~inly we can'! trust the " ~ .-. ' ' .• · i< :.< a re~:iin~ lhals fcr:>lc ficiion contained in their ~...... ~ ·n'""'' ...... ,·: ~·.,,, "' era~r. \'ow lwlow ~choots' prcprimcrs and reader• ,, ,.. ,,:,• ma1· he nnrmal for the to whet the literary appetite of RICH BEEF FLAVOUR :~ h.·. 10.:~:.: It's ;u,t 1:~c· wciaht. an;· hc~lthy child. . -~ ·~ A• ,., e r••intrrl ~u! he!ore. \\'hat goes on in these tomes t.·. : .~ :-~~:.n 1ikr .laC'Iiir Glen>on is deadly. ..-, ::·, rwr 2110 pound, whir·h is 1 A little girl named Dot acquires :-·•"'~"~~· normal for h'm Fred a do~. "Dot likes her do~," ,.\;l;nrr 111~1· not ll't'i~ht more say the black lines in )' o ll r t~.>n Ho po::nrt.<. .-\nrl tiwt's nor· young>tcl"s reader. "The dog me: for h>m . likes Dot. He can bark. 'fhe 1: .bc:;:c weiched HO. h<•'il dog harks for Dol. Dot likes her jlro;,ah!•; he harll\· off. And if dog when he barks. 'Bow-wow!' .. - ~ .... ":. .. Fee:! ll;.;~h•·rl 2110. he':l proh:Jhly hark< Dot's dog. A dog which . ;. hr mi>cra'e can hark is liked by Dol." .. ~ ' ... -.'\~, 1~ th 1• ;amr wa;. tlw hf,. in· • pt::·~nre rompani<•s n:p·Jiru1: 11 '1,1 Like .death and tax.es. we can· 1n ·... ·~ r-· ~···· :rcat n•tianre 011 flood not change these thm:::s. T he ARMOUR 8((f DINNfR :-~c· <:t!'l' th~rts and hloml "'gar, peop!e who pr~pare eleme.ntary '.•·. ·':' remhn~ . materml for chtldren y~,, r.·~'"" lhat thr;,, a:·~ oh- !mre the1r ~wn rea~on5 for feel­ t.,1n~d h:; rflmpiling large num· , mg thnt the1r account of Dot ~nd h<>r; of rradin~~ from ~uppo~ed· , her ~urkmg _do~: aro~1se pas~aon· h· normal per~on< nnrl then cal- ate hterarr mteres! m !he child· !

n:'atm~ an :1\erngr. ren whom they alfhct. 1 The llt'publicnn ele1>hnnt is right at home on this table, The Dcmol'l'ntic donl;~v is the masquerade that a <•ol• If you happen to ht> the sort of But we don't hal'e to share I set for a fund-raising pnrly. Elephunl is a contrihution lt·l'lion box assumes em .this tahll-, set for a fund-raising ~r~on that's hE'low the al'~ra~e. '.their feeling. We should offset box. parly. ; ~u·rr not Mrr~!ffifll~· out of : the deadlv boredom of their "~ark. ~~oM likely. it's the way, production's by injecting some. BY KAY S!IERWOOD . . Cut a slit in the top outline.ct in. or yam makes a forelock. . prepared economically and ~€1'1'·' ~·ou·rt hm1t . 1 allure into reading experience at, Want to get mto the pohllcal, darker tape for the conlnhulions. l~ars are formed from a tri-1 erl smorgasbord fashion. :>lost I An wilh more black tape. Bend hot- of thi;; IY!Je of food may ~ i ;ornd5 primarily on ~·our inheri· ' · I lion year, homemakers aa·e shed- 1 his tail. lorn corner:; forwlake arc cx,wcting a lnr,ge turnout: frl\m parents o( the tHilldo~ type : young to apply _them.selves to : ties in favor of politics. ; in tan or bronZ<· metallic paper. a slit between them for con- this will be an adl·:y 110rler prnai1ing circum-~' part in the campaign. •:ance;. You can volunteer lor work • • • , through the town or country club . Dear neader: Dr. lly:nan np- , of the political party ~·ou favor. i'reciates ;-our comments and I Volunteer committees affiliated, qu~tions hut regrets that the ! with neither political party nor !:eJn l'o1ume of hi~ mail does•1't I candidate spring up, too, and rerniit him to anmer each in-~ these groups sometimes work to ! tli•·id:~a1 lrtter or po't card. get out the vote and to increase : Hn\\r,·cr. hr will comment in i interest in the election. column• likt tmr ahol'e upon I If you need information on mat~ers nl ~eneral or unusual local political activities, try the :

intere;t. 1 League of Women Voters which 1 Is strictly nonpartisan but does . FREEl have a wealth of information on : whom to contact lor specific pur- ' poses. · It's a gift from Armour-try it on us-taste for YfJVr· In any partisan pohtical en­ self its, dch flavoured hearty goodness-packed Wllrn washing corduroy ~ar· i deavor, an acth·i!y you'll likely with over so;~ good lean beef. Send one Armour ment; h~nl! them on the line. be Involved in is rnisng funds. ~n~kin~ wet. This eliminates ln!onnally as a rule and usually Beef Diimer label plus one label from any other irnni~~ and lea\'es the nap !lufl- These activities are handled quite Armour product with this coupon: l"'i otll. I Informally as a rule and usually • • • entail a ten, card party or buffet I \\'hen wa~hin2 quilts. b 1 an- 1 run by volunteers affiliated with •••••••••••••••••••••••• ke1s or chenille .bedspreads. don't · the local club of the party you I I I ruin them b;· squeezin~ throu~h favor. I KENT INTERNATIONAL PACKRS DN I the wrinl!er. !.ill them out of the How funds are raised at such soap1· water. han~ on the clothes­ parties varies. At some, small I m. CANADA LIMITED I line ~oakin;: IV('!, '!nd pir secure­ Items are raffled off. Stale com­ I ~ 1470 THE QUEIMSW~T, TOIONTO II, OITUIO I h· Then rinse them with the mittees, lor example, tnOY buy i~~den ho~e. direetip!l the !low small pieces or jewelry at quan· • . I of "'aler to the lop nnd rinsing tlty prices to ~ solei or raffled enclose labels from Armour canned down w·ard until the water that at retail prices. Before you or = i 2 I runs off the bottom i~ clear. The your volunteer committee plan 1 foods, one of which is Armour Beef Dinner. : soap will hE' thorough]~· rinsed any raffle or sale, he sure to 1 out. and you'll linrl that )·ou've check local and stale laws to see I I Please send me 45c. 1 ne'·er had e softer. fluffier wash­ if ra£lles 'lire legal. in~:. Another favorite Is a party : NAME ...... ~...... =· with cards or entertainment. For this. a standard door ad­ : ADDRESS...... I mission might be charged or con· , tributions accepted. · I 1 This offer closes September 30, 1960 and Is I Is Jack Kent Wear It as a . two-piece I dress-or team other tops with To give a light touch to the · 1 limited one per family. I I the slimming skirt for a smart collection, you might make a Cooke going I separatea look. Note cool neck- colorful mascot for the table or I •••••••••••••••••••••••• line and pretty scallooped de· by the door to accept the money ·r r--~------away mad? tall. Choose airy colton, silk. Printed Pattern 4591 Women's Donkey or elephant mascots F. M. O'LEARY LTD. Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48. are easily milrle from boxes cov­ Canad1's 48-year·old multi· ST. Size 36 takes 6 yards 35-lncb. ered In bright paper. JOHN'S ----- CORNER BROOK millionaire controls an em· HYSTEIUCAL CAHOLE THEGOFF JAILEH pire that includes a baseball Printed direction• on each pat­ The elephant, for example, can Distributors: team, two magazine~~ and a tern part. Easler, accurate. LOS ANGELES, Cali£.-Carole Tregoff. hnnds manacled behind her. be made from a nearly square bnck, is forcibly removed from a police car by a policewoman (left) out­ Armour Beef Dinner • • • Armour Roast Beef ••• ndio station. Now he wants· Send FIFTY CENTS (in coins) box wrapped In turquoise paper. to become an Amerlcpn Armour Corned Beef Hash ••• Armour C. C. Beef (stamps cannot be accepted) for Draw a simple ears-head·trunk side court house hen•, July 19th. Sobbing hysterically, Miss Trego££ was citilell. In thiJ weelt'a StAr this pa!!ern. Please print plain- forcibly jailed nfler shipping a woman dq>nty sent to investigate why the • • • Armour Vienna Sausage • • • Armour Beef Weekly. on aile flow. June pattern

~ 8 'THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1960

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CBS :\TM :\!l~i .•a\~ ~~ · . •------.ft... . 01:10 --·----- o~om:~~o~oc~o~ocD coml tlol~ 1111)11 ll tm Z0 + 1\i •I • • rHE DAILY NEWS, ST: JOHN'S, kfFLD., WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1960 9 · ------~~~--;--~~~~~~~~~~------~------First Goal On Browne Feild Arid Crusaders :St. Pat's Move IntO' As St. Pat's Win 3-1 Have Scoreless TieJhird; Drop Guards 7-1 In Two Nights I Tom Murphy Halt's Shutout Streak Second . For the se.cond time in as many- night junior foot· Ed K~lly Ta!~es Second 'Nrn J~hn Browne had his shutout streak halted at 252 . ball ended in a scoreless tie. last night Feildial)s and . The six hit pitching of Ed. Kelly moved St. Pat's minutes and 50 sceonds last night but St. Pat's defeated Holy Cross battled Ia a no-goal deadlock at 1he Ayre into sole po!:tion of third place in the senior baseba!; St. Bon's 3-1 at the Ayre Athle1ic Grounds. The win Athletic Grounds. On Monday night Guards and St. league last night by defeating the cellar dwelling moved the Irish one point ahead of Guards in the second Pat's were unable to register any markers. Guards 7-1. round play for the Higgins Trophy but Guards have · The. one point picked up by '1 action between the Feildian It was the second win of the season for the blonde- one game remaining. ~ Holy Cross leaves them in sec· posts in the opening stanza. He h . i ond place Feild are still came up with several good stops . eaded hurler, both agamst !he Guards. While Kelly Tom Murphy scored the St. Bon's goal far the whil~ 1 i third. St. rat's Guards ~nd l\!G; to earn a shutout. i was stopping the Guards batters his teammates stroked lone tally against Browne in the second round with Dick Umtcd all ha1·e six pomts for 1 The fullbacks ~n. b?lh teams· eight hiis of Geoif Campbell. A five run eighth inning Maloney, Steve Angel and Walt Dolton hitting pay the top slot. Holy Cross have , played well. htldtans got b k th 'd b k h h' ·d 1 • 0 dirt for St. Pat's. five points with ~"eildians own·' plenty of trouble from Bob ~ e e game WI e open to reo I e t Ir p oce he ing four. St. Bon'.s with a single I Healey and Bob Whelan in the With Holy Cross. Barry ~laundrr scort·d on · point and CLB without a point 1second frame after Eric Chafe . . Bro,.·n~ al ~3.~0 of the final 1 Cl'ack goalie Browne again round out the league. :and Russ Brake had tul'ned in Guards opened the sconng 111 · . ° . 1 f' · h d 31 ' th · d · · 1 'J h 11 Cl'el'\ lllnlll'' hut a double n!J, ~~mt for St. Pat's 1n the first an rl II tc fIX ure nus e · · I Holy Cross have pla\'Cd five a good performance for Feild . c sccon mmng 11 11 c 0 1 • • n . ~ . • rou.tri. In thr ;t•roml round The game wn~ pla)'cd with 1 'th CLB h · · tl · tl · h If Iing the Irish team to a br~cr "lartcd h.' 11urd bu>rnt;\n Gtl: .ltle 1\'l.tld btll 1'11 faa'rly 101" games wt avmg Ircc 111 • 1 ~ o~enmg a · 1.11 tl t .f tl th. d f ''·1 Lamphell lwd o'lh· three lt'l'h Br(l .. ·nn hl•11'·"•l H11l\' l·rm,. ll • starts All otltr club• have l 1'1'11 Kane and Fran'· Dens· •c op 0 tc lr or a - · " ~ n ~- . . ' l t St P t' h II tl . ' . • · St P· (' I d tl t h II 1lilts men come to the plate 11: and (;uarur teams tcr turned in fine games for lis 1 un °3 r a n·c run ur, c .. 1 ' . · . • . . '· l)"L"n•fr t·ro.•.scd thr with the pressure on. St. Bon's k' b th . tl . · H . C ·h'l F 'ld' t on only two hits. .u.ut' run 111 the ,.;econd Ill· LU. KELL'I Fran• "" LINEUPS rna mg er s 11! •c semi· o1 ~ ross ~~ 1 e ct tans go . . . ning lor a brirf Guard~ lead.; . . b;;,!l fr~fll thr n~ht ,,in~ and had most of the pia)' in the fm·tls CLB and st Bon's arc good performances from lhHI" Tllo errors helped the lrhh Th h r · 'sin"les in t1vc tncs 1 11 111 1 r~m \lurph.' ~rahhrd thr roll· final stanza. ST. PAT'S: Goal. .John J'nsi ~bout out of the running House Alec Yetman and Ro~ take the convincing decision · eh.l 1sl mg l'lrrak. The ;hot went with Doug Phelan standing out Dalton. Joe Browne, Pat )!ar·' last semi:final slot Linesn·~n· Nels A.sh and Pat All of the eighth inHing runs · 1cc tml to the hot corner .nnd fourth ';nd tried to start 1 railv ...... 1 1 ' ·na•ll~h a n~;~zr of player~ to on defence. Up front Sid Hca. I shall: ~·orwards. Ste\'C An~cl.' .Last night's en~ounler pro· .llrownc , . • :were unearned as the Patri•·ians. 1\c~;nc tote on a W!ld .Pitch. in the ninlh hy leading otr "· ...~ ..,~ ... :~r ""ni<·r ,,( tht· gu~l with don and Steve Angel were the Sid Hcadon. Bern Bennett. Dick duced fine football from both . LINEUPS pushed across the runs ll'ilh, I te Y • w ~~ . tanned Sixteen with 'Ill infield single .. ~ .· .. -: lh""''' lu.< t tnxcr, on most dangerous. Tom 1llaloney, Bern Marshall. Hoi" Cross hrld the HOI Y CROSS· Goal Pat two out. Bill Malonr and Bill flat erls n1 bt ctr hrst . meetmg Onll' four errors 11:ere made .:. ~· ~~·llm~ ~lurphy :~quads 1 . .• was a"ain the top 1 f ' · · · " ' · · 1 ' bo.bbott wa1·cd th bia hats i the 0111 H 1 IC alters a little han! · · ., . :· :1u: """lolr tu holl night's contest with lb•~ : ·_ =---·· n>rl'rrl thr ..ro,..hal' at 6.10 tor l. o1~: gt~mg ~xlra well both :gan· · ~·uus · Ron' ·M~Carthy applying the pressure in the. Healey: Halves, Basil Meaney, 1 ~ 11;" 111 ~· • ' • Althou~h eight ;Jatte.rs watchcci losing t:uat·ds squad com mil: 'i 11 1 . ,• •' a 1 o !'I 1!1,:·, cd~:r. d'Mys. • fauncdc fKa~·anagh tufrn·' Ma~rlce Kavana"h· · Halves'. scrond stanza. · · 'Cyril Kane, Frank Densmore: "':tha onchs smgle dchaAsbcdb .Tarklr 'the third strike "O bv' the' ling three. Guards got the only .• 111 1 - .. .-.,, •. \1·1 ,,,r,· "''t tl1r lr1·slt ·.·· a me c cnSII'C 11ame or • ~ ' ' 1 1'1 C · d • · u ed lhe'1r • •· 0r1vards CeA Pierson Ed " ers orne an ott Ill!· , o ·' • t11 ,. k'll'1 111 " 1· t'1 . '' • · " ' · ~ · St. Bon's with TOll)' ~Ianning, Frank O'Grady, Tom ~lm·ph~·. IC ru:'a ct s s. . ". . • .. ' . • . · . <.uards team were a more de· Ill· H ~ • e game . ~' rr1 at 1·1 \1111 minutrs later. b . , lh f . , d , Dave Spurrcll: ~·orwards. Bob fourth goahc of the season as· S~apter. ~hke 0 Keefe. Jtm 1 lt•rmined squad. BOX SCORES ~:1' r .\n~rl :onk a corner kkk e~~~ere~: ~~~m 0~~ka:. · 1~larshall. Tony ~laniting. Jim· Pal Hean.t mo~·cd bet wee~ the F•~.lay, Dav~ .~earn. " I They battled the Irish 011 St. Pat's .1\8 R H ': f; . : ~ ...... . ~.Ia· 1nesmen: Bt 11 Jack;on Rll!l ·' r. amara, .ary t · d . 1 t ·'th P · !•' 11 E ·· Ch f • R · · · • · · B '! I ~h • 2 2 ·1 •. ::\eb Ash. ne mm cr m came. up \\1 • a op~,. u. s: uc a e. uss . mmngs and for a while looked ..• a one. • ,, . t> 1 ·•'"'~ d1"1nt· 11 in:o thr ll'fll'OI'· ·----·---.. -~·~:auk .O'Krde. ··-- ~tnndout pcr~ormancr .. He 11.as ~rake, Hailes. Do~1g House, 1 as if tlw~· might come up with B. Abbott. 3h 4 0 3 · .. fl r .. r ol R ~11 l•'r " l·t rm·ountcr. at Ius best tn the dymg nllll·. Charhe Allam~. .T!m .lanes;, their lirot win of the sca;on. J. Abbott. lh 5 n 1 ·· .0 .. ~~ ~:r".r Au~rl l!rrd what prO\'· Crews Draw utes of the ~arne as Feildians Forwartl.• .•. ~~~~.~~~. Drodge. Alec i I!O\\'C\Cf ill the eighth their G. Glynn, ~·' 2 0 0 . 0 - ' •. ! 37 For·. •·• :o• nr th<' •1innmg markrr ~ went all out for a goal. . Yet~an. !'ox ~ummtrs. Ron . slips ga,·c them ~way and los· B. ~altai. r 5 I 0 0 ....., .··. ··~ :nr ~: Pol'- Bc•ru Brnnett took Roger Pop~ saw most of his ~lartm, Ian Snow. . ing hurler (;cor! Campbell was J. \\ 1thers, r1 3 1 I tl . -...... '. .. -.. 1 :•·"·' ir''"' Walt Dalton and :forced to face the compiNc St. B. Ohi'Cr. H ~ 0 0 n ... "'. 'li ·lw h"ll "ith St. Bon',; d 'Pat's lin••up befoi'e he retire !I ~!· ~!artlll. If I 1 0 ·. 0 ' J w s 3 0 -. _...... > the side. Jo:. Kelley. p I . !I t;,_.. ,:Jt• ~~n•l· \ ,. nn~kl;l'lll~an 11 hut haling~cuin~ it Regatta Pos·I.ti.ons . e.tettes I·n econ ·, 36 7 .8 .l ... _. .... ' ~ •.;: frJ··· t•' ~lr\r An~rt raring l.uards showed a mild scor· Guard•: ,. .. •':1 :!>r n"hl ,itlr. Thr rs lt•ad· >tranclr!l lrn haureh:L'C nf a home in West· i racrs with three crews. (ieneral Hospital: thr Bnuline Line. The girl5 · ter at 6 p.m. l'hestct· .... lneidenta!)\· Willie · Til ~ results of la".'l 1 • k ,. : thr first .inning the .JctNtcs tal- ' • n:~ ll s Blur Pctcr-Sta e .-"o. I. i lied fou 1: runs in the third and will get the e\·ents undr.rw~y at A win fnr Guard• \\ill girr doe.•n't thin!; l'andlcsti~k Park· draw:- Health: :fourth to reach nine. Fre;h· 7.15 f1·nm the St~lla ~laris ·them the Higgins Troph~· for is a\1·::•~·, nnfriendl~· to ri~hl· · sn:n: AXm·.l A~IATEUR I Telegarm-Stakr No. 2. , cites. got single Iallie~ in the Grounds, Bauline Line. 'the second round while a tie hand hllt~r> ... "Sometimes." : Canadian Arm)·: I ~!ental Hospital: : sc<'ond and third inning~. :will leave them deadlocked with he >a)·,.;. "in:'! hdore 9 o'clock;' /l•.'-'-.·'·'c'''·' l u;. from 411 )·arc!~ wrnt right Blue Peter-Stake :>;o. 2. Royalist-Stake No. 3. \ In the field Jeteltes madr :St. Pat's. A win by Holy Cro" at ni~ht. tile 11'ind shifts toward ! : 1~> 1hr lop nsht <'orncr for a ~!ental Hospital: j' Welfal'e: : fi1·e rrl'ors while Frc>hcttcs ; will see St. Pat's taking the left licl;o. 3. Bob Sc\lon-Stake :So. 4.' 'w1·rc nabbed for six miscues. . Tonight's · silrerware. In thrir fint round hitler lik'• 1\ll'. Earlv in th~ I nalt~n ~rorrd a~ain for St. ~ ~ame Holy Cru;s hlonkcd ,.;eaon l tried hill in~ c1·er~·thmg General Hospital: I· I The· lca~uc continues · toni~ht II l'•t'• hut the whistlt• wrnt to Bob Sexton-Stake No. 4. CJJt'B with Bank of J\o1·a Scotia pia)·· <:uards 3·0. to rieht field and messed mr· . rnd th~ fim frame just a~ the (;uards: ' ing their second game a~ they Baseball I Guards will hare \\'ilhur Oak· >Plf up. ~~~ now l hit straight • ha!l emtred the n~t~ and the FACTORY /MERC!ISTILE Bob Sexton-Stake Xo.- 2.. 1 1 le~·. Fred !\'or\h, Hobie Pike. awa)·." ~oal \\3~ ruled out for a 3·1 . Purity Yactories: St. Pat's: 1 .Ed Hodder. Bob Bartcook, Doug The onr t·oncession ~IRys hrs\ half St. Pat\ ad1·antage. Telegram-Stake :!\'o. l. Telegram-Stake :-lo. 3. The final game of tlie first· Chaulk, Ray Wilkins. Don Win· makes tn th<· pre1·ailing winds · 1 Drfrru;i,·e play by St. Pat's · ~larconi: Canadian Army: St. .Lawrence round in .Junior Baseball will. sor, Art Pearce. Stewart Wat· is in the field ... he pla~·s ~rid off thr St. Ron's attark in Boh Sexton-Stake So. 2. Rorali~t-Stakr :o\o. 4. he played at the Cil)' Ball Park :son and Gene (;arland in uni· cHr~· hitler to the right of , !ht !mal stan1a. Tht Rluegolds ARC Taxi: . tonight at 7.30 with St. Pat's form with Charlie Snook~ and >t•cond ha><'. I . ' hrmmrrl St. Pat'~ in for most : Blue Peter-Stak~ :-/o. 3. ISTF.Rlll:DIATE 1 Defeated 3• 2 meelin~ Holy eros•. All' Crewes as spares. lli~~c~t pnzzlr in baseball: M the framr but were unable EaM End Baker~·: St. Pal's: . The Crusader~. ''an more in· Hoi~· Cross 11·ill dress Bill \\'hy doc•s Clwrley Dressen of around sel'ond ba~e. and· it Ro)·ali~t-Stake No. 4. Bob Sexton-Slake No. 2. I to a first place tie with the Connollr. Frank O'Keefe. Sam the llra,·es ~lay with rookie looks like he'll learn \o hit." Quidi Vidi: GRAXD BA:-IK-tStaff) - · Feildians if they can conquer. Pretty, Bob Woods, Harrs l•;n. Ron l'ithe as his dutch re· Roger :\laris profe,,e, ta ~Je ! i a TRADE Royalist-Slake No. 3. Last niJtht in Burin Peninsula' the Irish tonight while the nis, Pal Hurley. (;erry Gullirer. liercr in the fate of repeated · small town buy who likes\ his soccer two games· were played .. best st. Pat's can do gain Tum Bill Woods. Ell wal!opin:! . . . :'\ext biggest home in and Star Yleekly :\ ralon Telephone: Torha~·: i~ a ~!cGrath, ~lissouri tulcrai'c~ Blue Peter-Stake No. 1. Teleg.ram-Stakc J\o. 4. The l'isiling Grand Bank Ccc· second place lie with S! Bon's . Shapler and .Joe Edwards with . puult•: Thr continuing incrc· i :o\ew York only for the ba5c· "fiction rnil'cr~iiy: bee.s battled the Lawn Sham· and Holy Cross. iC lhp~· ;hould . Brian Philpott and Bill Finney I dulity tha~ llorarc Stoneham.' ball he has to play there •.~ . T~legram-Slake No. 2. LADIES' ; rocks to· a one goal draw at' win. Ea~h of the three team~ as spares. could haYe made Tom Sheehan but the conn fry t•ousin mitiia I '!.awn in a hard fought confest. would then hani· two 11-ins and 1 The junior rncountrr ~·ill manager pru tem of the Giants. ~cs not to look nt>t of p\arP l'~R ~lachinisl~: Sfht Hotel: here now Ro~·alist-Stakc ~o. 3. whilst at ~·orlune the home·' two losses. .bring together the two bottom 1. \\'· • . . p· . ft dining in swank ~pots like.th• Bob Sexton-Stake ;>;o. 2. . t d' F' I . ' d' ' . I b '! B -''d I h . a'n 1 .1 llllm' lcrsa 11 1e 'I • ' Li~:ht & Power: san mg or une c.evl!n .nose 1 Holy Cross defeated St. Bon i c u s. l • ul not re ea>e t c1r i off th AII-Sta · ·tcr of the • 'arw~·n. : ~ I ~!ental Hospital CI l: ltn y~ur n•'"l~lltt loda,· Boll Sexton-Stake No. 4. ·out the. visiting St. Lawre~ee: 5·1 and Guards 8-4 while drop·! linc~1p last nig~l wh.ile. St., Ameri~an Lc.ap~-. ~~~he rcl]uesl · ~lcntion th~ rcliPf pitcbiJ•~ I 3. 1 •• a rrmarkahle rollrclion ,;f Royalist-Stake No. . Laurent Ions 3·2 for the ftrst I pinK its last encounter 8·3 to Bon s 11'!11 usc Cy Mcl.ethgan.j· of !'lel'elan k'pp e Gor· problem of the Rra~r~ 1<> .Erl. I General Hospital: 11 1 10 ~1x ma.·terful short storic~ I _ defeat df the defending cham· 1 the Feildians. St. Pal's lost John O'Keefe. Dare Spurrell, d ; s er · dit• ~lathe\\·~. and he shake~ it from authors around tltc t'l\'11, IIER\'ICE I.ADIES Telegram-Stake No. ·4. 1 .'dental Hospital ( 2): • pion! thb season. ~ the season's &pener to St. Gary Comerford. Mike Dohoney, , on· off. "We'll win an)' how--?l'ilh world. and a complete novel ' A three goal scol'ing sllree i Bon's 12·7, and were edged I Doug Woods. Tony Manning,' The Cardinals hnr already out relief pilchers." ..• ~rd by Elizabeth Cadell. Th's is Telegram-Slake No. 2. ·I JUVENII.E the s"toason's finest light read· Sanatorium: ·by Fortune in the first half Ml by Feildians. They edged ~.John Ch~~cey, Adrian Smith, i hotten around the problem ~f Schoendicnsl has h~d it as an in~. including comed1·. 'myst· Bob Sexton-Stake :-lo. 3. Outer COI'e: I paved the way foi' the tortune Guards 4-2. 1Frank 0 Keefe and Dems Me· · what to call Hoolyan Hovya1r e1·ery day regular 111 the. )lla· rry and I'Oicanic ad\·cnturc. Public Welfare: I Telegram-Stake No. 2. I victory as they held off the BIZ Fagan, the loser in the I Gettigan, I !Julian Jal'ierl, recruit second jors... The television spon~ol Don't miss this week's unique Blue Peter-Stake No. 4. I Windsor Heights: , hard'Pressing l.aurentions in 1.0 contest with Feildians, will 1 ! baseman ..• he's "Caviar'' . . . may have as much to say ,'thP t'irlion F~stiH! Issue of The Blue Peter-Stake No. 3. I the second half. and limited probably toe the rubber for St. ~ Fined I Kenny Boyer was ral'ing about players about whether Star Weeki)·, on sale now. . them to two goals. . Pat's while Cec Pierson, the : · the potential of Jal'icr, "He be a s~cond Ali·Star Game . DISTRICT· St. Pat's: / Summers: Royalist-Stake No. 4. · As a result of these games, owner off both Holy Cross wins : CINCINNATI (APl - National has amazing body control I St. ~awrence leads the League will 'oppose him. · League chief Warren Giles Tues·. ------~~- I' with ·six· .I>Oif\tS, followed by : day suspended pitcher Joe Nux·! .. :Grand Bank witll five points, i hall of the Cincinnati Reds for 'J.o'ortune three points, Buri~·two 'AII•Star 1 five days a~d fin~d him ~250 r?r points 1nd Lawn one potnl. an, altercation w1th ump1re Ed Olympic' Oddities YOUR· OLD TIRES ARE I The Junior Championship Vargo at Chicago. series resumes tonight when p t• ~uxhalt had to be wresll~d to ·St. Lawrence visih Grand rae tee .the ground 1\londay in a game GAJ\IES ... SO. 1 ! --·------·•·. Bank. I wilh Chicago's Cubs to preyent · THE OLY)IPIC GA~IES., 1 WORTH $MONEY$ __ • him from getting at umpire· symbol of peaceful competL· Ph.llp'ott ·~ Th& cream of the Senior· Vargo. . . . ·lion: were Ioundr~ on war, . . :; • ·( B hall crop will iet its first The mculenl came m the 1'1ck your nrston of th~1r 1 ,. Prae tICe . orner p::~tice swing toni;ht at the. e.igh~~ inning when Chieag?'s origin. One has it that Her· ·Transferre~ II, · ' · · ' c·t B 11 Plfk with all 32 f:eol ee. Alt~an beat out an. m· 1 <8> TO ~--· . y h ~ m d by coach . hel? hit. Nuxhal! corered fn·st, All players listed with the. ~:;li:lsRid~~e e are L~ked to. takmg the thr?w fl'OI!I first -- ~ Senior AII·Slars baseball team attend the drill set for 6.30. : sa~k: Go{don Colc~~n. ~I Jack Philpott, Holy ~s~ are ISked to mak~ a apecial The senior capitals will be ' n argo rue . · t~an : senior football centerhalf,nas

ATTHE 1 YOU . effort to attend a workou~ Bel getting 1et for the week·enn safe, Nu.xhal.l c~larged. k~ockmg ; been transferred to Ottaw ;hy for the Cliy Ball. Park tonilht I 1 . . t th I 'f Gan· I the umpire I eeh~g. Reds man- I the Royal Bank of Ca ada : · 1er es agams e V •1 lng. ager Fred Hutchmson ran out to ..:..\ at 6.30. d~r Stars in the Eastern Quar 1 restrain his pitcher, and Cole· i where he works. A star jl@lor ter·Final5. man teamed with. Billy Martin in and senior player, Philpolt'lliill The MC-United aoccer . play· tr N h 11 the d be missed by the Crusadet'i TIRE era are ·liked to bt at the school Atktd to attend the workout w.res. tng. ux a to groun · Harry Ennis, who has IIUited arounda tonieht for a practice. ue: John Powrr Don Ryan, Cmcmnalt won 6-S. from his left half slul on ~~v· Both the :junior and · senior Bob Redmond. Ted Gilllea, Bill NEW YORK

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While the r elr~sr. frnm th~ Can:nlian l.<.wn 'J'cnni~ Association, Junior Player Yanks Drop Indians Jlar!o11111ent Commi t t e ~ stated I hat Geor;lc ~ ral ~"!:'.\' \'OR!\ • AP l - ~t!c\,'t!~· 1 nlngham singled, Bill White sa·j champs beat the Red Sox [ot: the and KJth)' Templrlon wou· d ~l:::.:e ~;::$!':e:l h!s :!.'th home criliced, and Stan Musial walked. eighth straight time. be lakin~ Jlarl in the Can· ·.;::. ···::.'1 F.~cfr ~Ims on ba~ ~.!anager Danny Murtaugh then 1 Freese socked a three • run · adi;m .Junior Tennis Cham· ~ :::e ~~t.'l mr.i::;. a~d :-:e~ ~~nt for his ace reliever, Roy, homer, doubled twice, singled JlionshitJs a lo,·al official ~·~.r~ Y.t."'..:ft> nn! on to dtfe~ Fa~e. and Face got Daryl Spen- twice and scored four times for dirf••rrd with the release. ~-e· t:a.'ld Ir.:lians 6·1 TuHda;- cer to hit into a double play. his P,art in a 21-hit llss-ault. ::.r!l:. Face set the Cardinals down In Landis, a .226 hitter, drove in .\n Hl•t·util·r member of ~.;..":t!e's hom~r era:ed a 1·0 order in the ninth to preserve his four runs on a pair of sin·\ the :\'ewfoundlan•l l.awu Cle1·e:s.nd It~d set up b~· Jimmy Law's victory. gles, a sacrifice Oy.and a bases Tt•nnis A~'ociation said last Pif':-$3:.;·. safe bunt in the sec- BOSTO:'>I (APl-Chicago White 1 l!Yclded walk \ ni·~ht tlwt the two local nn:l imiin~. Piersall, cheered Sox, ted by Gene Fre~se and 1 American League juninr.; to altt·nd thr c·ham­ :Jud!,· b,· ·the crowd of 37,632 weak hitting Jim Landis. bom· · W L Pet. GBL I--~-;'!>~""'( J•iunshit" at Otln1a were tlcll. tunt he came to bat. ad- barded Boston Red Sox 16·31 Chicago S3 38 .382 - IIIII tlil'kl•d as )'Pl. , to on a sacrifice Tuesday night and preserved a :\ew \'ork :iO 37 .575 1 a:-:~t-d ~t-cnnd i 'l'h~ ofl"iria! stated that .:~nd ~('Ortd the C!ere1nnd run on one game American League 1 Baltimore :il 44 .5:17 4 (;,.,w~r :uansfi•ld wou:TI be ,!nhn ,- Romano·s lead. · Clel'ei:md 47 41 ,;,34 4'' 11 ~in:le. '"ked to Jlil'k the 1110 jnn· Picr;all. th~ contro,rrsial cen· Freese. wh()~e lii'P hits hrou~ht. Washington 4:1 4' .48!1 n•, last inrs to make thr trip and !~t l;ridec. had a\·erted a ccn· his a,·erage against Boston to Detroit 4:1 4:; .489 R'' GOAL-Sid Headon (left) cf St. Pat's watch!)s the ball soil in1o the top lefl corner of the St. Bon's net in that his srlrl'lion 1\IJUld his .:in7. and Landis di·ore in lour Boston 3fi 3:1 .404 16 ~Jrr mrrtm~ ,chcd~1Jed b~· win lihl)· he known wnll'tinll' !r~m:nates for T~!day ni~ht h~· Iallie~ ra1·h ·a~ the defl'nding Kansas City ~4 :i4 .:lnfi ti'' night's senior football game. Dick Maloney scored the marker for a 1-1 game with St. Pat's going on to toll a~·. ~:-t~::-.!sin; to cut out capers on ---- ... ------·- - 3-1. Maurice Kavanagh of s•. Bon's is in the gooi.-(Royol Photo Service). ·~r !,t-:d ~nd ~lay out of ar~ll· :nr~~~ ,, i~h !lmpir£~s. W \SH!'\GT0'\ • .\P · - \\'ash· Junior Baseball ·::!~~ ":1:nN'd frank Lan· for -~~rr ~-~~; in the !irt who an· third with a :2-2 rcc.:orc . win )'(':'tcrdiiY artt•rnoon wlu•n ~- ~r :~,,~; ;iH up sr1cn h1ts. TEA~I ST.\NDINGS ------··--· .... ------hill fur the Tigers and was lag~('(! with lhe d..Ct•at. In tht• they t•dg!'d out the fir,•. pl.tt"L' Fo~ WJsh!n:tnn ;t3•·t~r Prdro f'rom that St. Bon's learn St. rat's 1 2 .33:1 --.~; · Pony League Piay In Ottawa seennd inning he was rt•ill'l't•d Ayredall·s 7-li. ~~:n~·- :: "3$ his lith dl'f~at. the League's lop batters. Ton)'' Guards ... , . , . 1 3 .2~0 2 Yankee>. aftt•r druppin~ a h)' \\'ally Connors. \\'ally hnct Fn•d :\uflall was en•rlill't: ~ Hdt•;bl' lr,llll l illl;tdlan !.awn sa~·:-.. Hr hJ~ wn~ ~:x. ~Ianning heads the park with i · 111-J derision In the lndwns i11 1rith ttw Dod~l'r ,-il':or)· '' ;:h Tt•Jl!ll:- .\ .... :-:oti:ltioll. .lliii!OI' PJay· Thl' l<~>t Pi~ht ••n:.:ants in tho a fabulous batting splurge that: · lhrir first g;nnc. l'anw from two nf thr fi,·e hib off Conway and seorrd t11·o of the four Frank llirk<·)· 1al;111~ the J.,_,. cr tJ•·•·.-I•,pljJ:•nl l'ommittct· 1. _iunwr nH·n·.; and l':omeu·s Sin· B\LTI'f<'lRE •AP• - Four had him go 4-4 in his last: TOP B.\ TTERS behind ti·:l to tak~ tlwir llr>t for the Ayn•dalrs. A hoy and a ~irl lrom Sl. ~'"' and boy>' >lll~lrs r\rlll.i or ~~::>rcu!:,·e >in~lcs 1\ith two outs encounter against the Guards. , (Based on at least six at bats l win 9·7 o\·cr I hr Giants. Ti~rr runs. !- ·•e ~i·h•h innin• hrokc a one­ Teammate Tom J0hnson is AB II .\\'l: The H'l'IIIHI Lilli<' J.paglil' .Joln1·:- \\ill repn•:--t'tl~ ,\('wiound­ the rio'"'' l'hampion,hlps will ~· . ·: .~. l'al'l Reid. pl;~yin~ at ihe h)· ~;.";:~ ;~~ ~a,/ Kansas City nt>xl. clipping along at Tony ~!ann in~. SB 10 7 .700 ~amc of the day SiiW ih~ Sport· land 111 1111' <'it'l"t'lllh annuall"an he plat·!'(] in tlw l'llllnd of 16 ~ ... a: position for thr Yanlter;. led \•"::~tb a :-1 1ktnr~· o1·er Balli· e~·s rake up lin• runs in thl' adian Junior Tt·nni.; Champion­ in the opt•n e\rnt, he pnmts ._._ ...... mighty pace. while Russ. Tom Johnson, S:\1 . . 6 4 .6ti7 the hitting parade hy hill'in~ a ~r··~ (l~i~'ts T:J('sday ni~ht. Today' ~hlp .... nul . :- \. . Grimrs. ~'eilrlians short-stop Russ Grimes. F 8 5 .'i2~ single. doublr and triplt• 111 four lhinl inning In lakt• a I H de· s Schedule ·..... ~ ..: '.!;:! ra~~a~. t!Jr (lriolc loser and pitching star. is third. Don Yetman. r .. 13 7 .538 ci.:don U\'l•r thP Trly ..-. (;('Ill'~{' :'\c~l. 17. or il!l lh>n· Tlw junior stars 11 ill pia)' tl'ics. ,John ~1om·e ol lhe Yan­ l,uny l.t•agut•: mort• 600 ,-· -~ ..-·c~ ~ad a one-hit S lnr tlw n•milindrr of th•· ·...... ~~:1r 11 ho \1 Ill ~:oll1- ~ .. St. Bon's 2 2 .500 1 Pat Ryall. HC ... 8 3 .375 ~amr and pil'kt•d l'P hi;; st•cnncl halb li"'"· ...... !~r ~t'! "'-~ h!tc didn't ~et Charlir ~lnrl'i~~L·~ '' i1:-; rh,tr~· l.iltlt• l.l·a~nr: <'I' 1!1 Ollill\:1 .\u· thl ~ :o t:l lo The l'hampwn;hips crowu ll . '·. ' \'il'l ot'~ . ~ cd with thr loss. (Bannerman Park l - . "·~! n' 1"r 1:1fic!d. llill Tuttle b~at Bill Hochr was tag:..:ecl wilh eomp<'lt' in lhr IrHiiJ lllL'<'I. '"""·'1 to l'Oa'l junior lenni' de· ... ~.:! a c:n11· :-n:•c:- to third hasr· lit.:lll I 'hr.,·ie' 1·., Snnlw.,•r:, .!o:nll•· ~pon ... or~·~l h~ P(·p ... i- \t•lopnwni. pro~!'am JOIIJt!r ,, lhP ln.-:-. ~a~ B:-Mk~ Rn~in;on 10 load 2.:lU --Sunll('allb '' i\t·ddy.; l'nl.J l"onqliliJ) ol ('an:ul:~. l.1mi!· h;l('ht•d h)· llll' .-oft-drink 111'111 ~· --. \ Stat·i.stics Softball Slwrtstop Tt••T~· \l'iiht•rs had • .·t ~~·~>. and .lohn,on ,rored ., . two nf tlw Trl); six hit>. hoth t>d and llu· I :!IW"''n Lawn Tl'fl· 01nd tht• 1"1.'1'.\. aud hi~hi:~iliNI v ~c~ .1•:-:--.· Lumor heat out a (l'lwrl'hill Park) llh . \ ,.. .:,1('1.1 1iEHl. lliL'· 1JL', t'l. ·('\'t'll! hy a :-;prjp ... nf fn•r jun10r lr·n· .... The weekly softball statistiCs released by Secretary sin~les t"nr tlw lop hatll•r o: ~r:x· !n !ccor.d baseman Jlarl" -~~.:UJ-t':1rdtnal.-; ,.s Dunlo!'.... IL.• 1C11:.1' 1t11,.or· Jht·o·~ b llil' 11) tH' · HI' rlinics held in !'orne 13 B~~~~::1:. Bill Barron last night still had Gary Richards of Rams thl• ganw. -!.00- -Heel Sux I"> Lions n ·11J Jon t'\ t'lll o 1 t ·;:1\.dla"' .. .llllllor· · <"ill~\:' 111 :-Pn'n prn\·in('r.". .t:. C'H!l"AGCl , .\P. _ Dal· as the top batter in the circuit with George Alma rode .\ltrr drollpin>! t lw fir> I C!J~· 1I 'hun·lnll l'arl: 1 l1 'lnh c-c'<~"!l!l. Foi'IIH'I. WllilH'I':.; .. ------~ --- "-;: !'\-::l:'l:e !~.i~d . string catcher of Red Cliff as the top pitcher. gamr 5-1 a~ainsl the DodgPr' 1 \'ietoria I' ark 1 mc!udl· .\u-..!r.dli.lfl IJ;1\ ~:-. t'up c'~a:i~d· !rom sacramento this Gerry Fleming of Falcons:------______. _ in the tir't round. thr (;ianls. J.p;:~lll'·h•ading Lions pi,·kl'd IO.:lll---llalf·l'lni> 1; .\yre· _..,[ar J\od 1.:1\t·r ~~JSO:'l, .h!t a th~ep-run homer in. mol'e~ u~. in the batting race' Pitching: G. Alarorlc, Red throu~h lhr exccllrnt [1\'ll·hit np thrir f1fth straight \ll'lor;. cla1t> ... "S11pportt•r:-. of l',tlladt.!ll .lun Tennis !~.~ ~.:~th ::min: Tuc;day to l!i\'e last 11e_ck to take O\'Cr second Cliff ( • .· .000. • pitch in~ of Virto.- Sing. drfral· this tinw hy dl'lanlt Ol't•r thr 4.00-- IJodgl'l'S r:< Sporll'l'-' ior lJ:·:·Ii('ipation 111 rurlmg., • '11' • 3 · 1 th b th G 'I D ld 7 01 1 eel them 3·0 in fir,t Bam;; n> lhr1.' wrre nnahlr to 1 th~ ~amt• .... !.;lin!-! anrl golf. \H' ;Jrt• :de-n dt·· 1' 1H.' Bi\ Do11 1lf'c:. ·. I'IC· 0 1 t•tdalt.~ ~lrn'~ -r•·•,•r•--'a• .... - ... ,.... P"l1.. '·e~ a ,. spo WI us k" •'. on.t1 ,. Strik•outs.·c G. Al1n•," r1•el•.' Reel " 1 C'h' "" f C t d F of the 'eeund round. firlti a tram nf nine playrr~ ' li"'l'.·.·d ''' <'IIOjll'r:ll<' wilh lhl' l11r:l.< op~n at thr elnh rl!url• 1r-:: ~'f~ the a;I·P ace lC•ou o ( Storne I s t an d ra_n rurb k on~ Cliff: 64. sent t uurll'l'll hilt tt•rs In 1111' ol hrr gaml' at e'hnr- · ... Sin~ CI.L\ Ill t•nroul·a~lll~ )lnte ro11 r ehill Park t 1e un op> no; an p)a_,,,r, lo ··ompl'!t• in lhl' 1 !;n•ene 11111 face !l11rl - . , T~r r~"'· ~:,rhir.~ 68 Softball C~n- 1')ril .... ~~-a::\1~ :"' 3 n~ari)· pull~d thr TE \~1 ST\~orsr~ · ' · · and a\lnll"ed a sin~l" In'<' pa;s "a'y 12-~ \'il'lory orl'r tht• . adiou .ruuior 'i'l'lllliS ('IJ,Illlp:on- l'hmghman and Dr. .Jim nu•>[•ll . . ~ ·~'~ " ' ' ' • ' '·· 1 Walks Taken: Gus liicharcis. · ::o~r f~om 1!1c firr in the bot·· \\ 1, Pts. Rams: 17. for lhr wrll drst•i'I'Cd r1('\or)·. 1\ill'anians. . ;hip< and to impro\'C tlwir in llw liuab srt to grt und~r \ ... ·"' ~~, n! '~~ n!nlh '' )1~~ Rnn ~~n· Rrd Cliff ...... 10 1 20 B1'1an 0':\t•ill aud ~like Bill t'oelHillll' thn".l' a hri~hi R<·dCI1ff nnd .1:1)"' 11'111 rro .. 1 g:llllL'." >Jid Friink \\'. :1\eln- way al 6 p.m. '· ·l'l·c; ~.~~('~ (hrPr-d 11ohin Roh~rt~ Ram~ n 3 'tB ------'\\·orthlllt\1\. ohtainC'd the only OIW·hitlt'r fnr the 'il'tory. Thr \'idt tht• l'l'nior soft hall al'tJOI1 losh. Wtnllllll'~-llOl'll Pn•,idrnt l\ril Alwry will be the um· 111 rl 1 - -· ·~·-, :!':~ nun an:l Erni~ ,\cos 9 4 18 f b hits nft Siil~. on !I• hit r:unr from the hal ol at th~ \'il'lnria Park Diamond or Pt•p:-;i Cola Company of l'an· ptn·. F-:d;•· ~·t:;,'p ~--('('ted relief Hygrad~~ .... _._. ·.: s 4 ln ) f0 able Harry l'rawfnrd scaflpn•h in a gamt· adJ. 'h·;~·r~ n:rk farr~\1. Hawks ..... '' .. 7 fi 14 :four hils for the !lod:~rrs' de· ing when 1H· triplrd to right! >l'ht•dulr•d or 6.-!5 p.m. .-\ slll.Jil !oop of ~:a,l.c 1 1 Thi> )<'ar. fo1' the fir< lilll<' . 16 11 tht• lcu:.:1il nl lh!• ('hampion· .....,\eel in:-ide a l'Oeil :-;,.,. e . .':. '.'. 1 1 and also ~}~~E~~~~~~c~:k~ou~~t o~~~;~~ ~~~ets ~ ~ ~; .Pitchers ::~:l\a•c: ~n~ \~'~~~~~~ lir~-~~;-l~:.i;n,~o~;::;; :::,.:~::: ~~~~~:~~- ba;~ t;~~~:~ cl~~-~~·:.~~~ii~ cl~·~ t ~~~f~ .~la,· ni~hl. don. l'hairman. I'I.T.\ junior fl al..o sales hunting for t h e SJr.k~ al~ ronnccted fo~ _his. Stalwarts 1 ~ I'O a e (Jl c CI'S or ocla,.·, ford. a double and sin~lc. , Pat Rl'all was rhareti with lwld at HR Pl<:a>ant Sl. staning glm es when it i~ time to Jea1 e. 12 8 0 pla)·t·r dt·r .. lopnwnt eoJimlittt•e ·.~h r.nm~r in th~ ~~'"cnth. tymg 2: lostmajor records league in parentheses-games, won and. · the 1\iwanian>· clr rt•at. .1 at ..~ p.m. \~t ~rn~e 1·1. Richie Ashburn's: 1 !':"~'" .. --·------.. ------··"1 11:'1!·: :-:::in fo~r trins was a sing'e TOP 8.\TTERS American League' L•tt• L (\'irloria Park) . . _..... - ·- In :~e ei~:l!!! that scored a run AB H ,\\'g,. Chicago •Shaw 9-81 at Bo,Lon I" se eagua The llalf-Pints touk a ;.,'\ lit•-. 11 ~ n:~: ~h~ Cubs in front 2.]. G. Richards. R 35 19 .542 i I De lock ;;.31. cis ion over the Sporti'Ts i 1hr 1 1 ,·...... n•.e a:~o collected a pair G. Fleming, F .. 39 20 .513 Ciel'eland 1Perrv 11·4 and p k 111111 . 111· 11 _~ "alllt' ,_·rstrrclay at tlw D- G ~~ D ld C 41 ~o .488. Grant 6-5 or Latman' 1·1' at '.''e 11-' 1Bannerman ar ., · ' n' d~·;hle~ and was hit b,,. a · · c ona • · · - ·' 'h · .• t" t d ·r·"r'1 -,.' \'l't·toria Park c!iamoJul. · ~ R D'll J 5.1 23 .451 York ITurlev 6·2 and Terr1· 4-'1.. L' e\'les uc ra c ~ ·s ' -,.:::1:!'-d ba!l !or a perfect day at · 1 on, • 1 • . " d · " <'I l'ir· .John Smith hit his 1hircl T Conway 48 21 .438. Detroit I Burnside 5·51 at \\'ash· yestcr ay - "' ' tl•:- n:a:e. · • J '· · · · d 1· • mornm~.11 - 1·11 th" thirll l1onw run of tlw sra>on !or lhr/ · r 1 ington tWoodeshlck 3-31 , N 1. seorc om ru s • ;:; LOt"lS 1h' •1· illl 1··ow_ 1Cl' ll'l"'" tllt' 1\'1.11111.,1 ,-... ·'=~~! ;:nrl h!> thirt~rnth win of Com~ts: 26. 1-0Ul' · ISU!CC\i• 1 1 4·41 1~;, ~a\'l' up fil'r hits whilr fillilll!l~ pilr!H_'r \\'Ill'1 1 llil1 II UISOllI ~a,·n C; ···r ~~a~nn a• the ~nlionai! Hits:1 R. Dillon. Ja).' ~3. 1 '.11'1\\",ltlke•·' , •Btli'detl'< 'ttl·.·,, nt cic1·rn Ti:;cr~ ha11t•rs. He a11 ow·, up w1t1I tl 1r 1""· 1 r;:.J• 'rod'~~ ·.mn. :; ..1 nou.Jlr~: 0. Hon~. Al'e~. g_ San ~·rancisco •Sanford n-n•. ert 110 lrl'r pH·,,r;. · The Dally :\'ew> ll"dgPr>. r~cii r.·ron ·• •nt tn lh~ m'luiJ'! Tri(llrs: C l'lcmin;;, Fal· Cincinnati • ~laloney 0-0' nl Los tl1t~ trt1tl) '·- • ·, !'JcJ!r, n! th?

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tl1c dam, the Paul Osborne Among them are "The Search." s~ript, taken from a best sell· "The Big Lift,'' "A Place in the Paramount 'ing noi'Ci by famed writer, Sun," "From Here to Eternity". • Jacoby ! William Bradford Huie, com· and 'The Young Lions." bin~s action and romance with Lee Remick was so good in NOW PLAYII:G · ~ true story ·taken from one of her first movie that Jerry Wald the harshest cultural clasheJ in did not hesitate to co-star her On Bridge_ AI;·ericu's recent Jiistory. in her second Cllm with such- ~:OXTIOtn';:i\\' t'I.IFT IS Til~ llim was made entirely famous film figures as Paul SOUTH ERROR IS "Wil.n RI\TII" 1:'\ on location in Cleveland, Ten· Newman, Joanne Woodward, TOO, MUCH .PUSH t'ISF:'!,\S( OI'E ,'i; ('CJ.(IIl ncssec. That. is producer.dlrec· Anthony Franciosa and Orson BUGS BUNNY Bt LEON SCHLESiNGER tor 1\ar.an's way of working . , . Welles. Shortly after this film BY OSWALD JACOBY -~~:-~ .. ,, I!d HiLT." Eiia Knan's ·filming the story where it hap· ("The Long, Hot Summer"), This week's columns will cov· . -~ J e'~··;II'r l';;~t·m~Sr<~pr. n~ Luxe p01icd. He made a movie about Miss Remick had the key role er the subject of slam bidding ... ~ •.: . t'~!or l'r> tlur:lll!l for Tw.•ntirth st:•1-rdorcs and filmed it right of the asuult victim in "An· in competition. ... ~ -~ l'cntur~·-Frx nf thr ,.·a~h be. nn thl' New Jersey docks. The atomy of a Murder," co-starring Mler North passed and East twrrn lhe l'r,H!•I p~op 1 c Ill film w~s "On the Waterfront," with Jimmy Stewart. Kazan opened the bidding with a dia· Trnr.r;;,·r :md a r~.:,•ral agcnl ~wardc:l the Oscar for the best and Wald and dozens of others mond, South was sure that his (l~drr~d tu rlrar 1i1cm from Piciure of its year. ~larlon who should know,' predict for opponents had at least a game. t!u·Ir at~<·:·e mi~llf:i· T\'A p:·ojcct clirc~tor Kazan also received Os- in filmdom. effort to crowd them. Then after (lpen; tr.n:ern.w at the Parn- car.< for this film. Broadway actress Jo Van West bid three spades North de· ~1eunt Tht-:l:n· "\\'ild Ri\·er" star Mont~om. F)eet has scored· triumphs in cided to do a little crowding of St:;mn~ h•;.at1ful !.~·~ Rm· ~ry Clift hns never won an Shakespeare's "Winter's Tale" llis own. HI! jumped to five -. ..,'· . .:.~ .... irk ~'a ••·ntl~ ,.,,::ntr~· ~irl. nml Osrnr. but hr has received more and "l>i~n~d to mol'~ . the Yclr than just about any ductlon of Tennessee Williams' East, but he refused to be ...... lo \'an Firet. wi10 i> ra;t as male star in Hoiywood. He has difficult "Camino Real." Her shut out. He went to five ~ .. ,.-.: ~~~" Rrnmh'> ~rilndmo:;:cr and appeared in an amazing num· pictures include "I'll Cry To. spades, South passed this around -i'. '. ~ thr lJ;: hn:rlout m llll' path of 'brr of Hollywood's finest films. 1morrow," "Rose Tattoo". and to West v.··.l had a good six ·, .... ------~ ------·-- /Kallio's "East of Eden," for spade bid, Lcrlainly his partner which 'she won an academy did not have more than one a()OTS A~D HER llUDDl~S dy EDGAR MARTIN . . ... t , award for Best Supporting Ac· heart and it did not require :tress. much imagination to mark him .. / Key roles In "Wild River" are with the ace-king of diamonds --;· ' 1 filled by some of America'• and the king of spades. ... i finest and most exciting char- South's decision to bid seven ... l : acter actors. Jay C. Flippen, hearts was a fine one. West .James Westerfield. Frank Over-, would have had no trouble with WiPIIIL I, ton,. Malcolm Attabury. and Al- t::nYFOL'frotAti~'S FIUOIDLY THEAT&I) ' l bert 'Salmi are probably un·1 """------, - ...... ··-·-··. --·- ·-· ---- known names. But their. talent 1 NORTH (D) 11 Iis unmistakable. ' ...... A superb cast, a lltunt · and i . . _: 1 .K32•• TO-DAY I powerful I cr I p t, exciting, I .10111 .. ' I graphic· photography and the ' .KJ71U astute direction of Kazan are all WEST EAST HER I'IRST NEW PILM I'ROI!I THI welded together In an emotional .AQJU!I .K1083 CREATORS OF "AND GOD CREAT!D WOMAN "I 1 torrent, the "Wild River." •u.Q94 •a.AKJ2 1 .AlO .QIB3 BRIGITTE BAROOT ! ,-~---:-----~ SOU'l'll ito82 fRECKLES AND HIS FRIEND! 'ITWE NIGMJ IFAVEN FrL~ 1: f · Capttol t~ .AQ.J107U • '153 .. crN!!MAICOPE• ... uarMANCOLOR t 1 NOW PLAYING 1\· .2 Fn!•:d •• RAtllll. J. LEVY Oil>.,. ., ROG91 Yl.lllll 1 Eut and West vulnerable '•OG!

Baseball Sweet Smelling IAUTO PARTS (Whole)" TENDERS • PI t" S SEALED TENDERS, addre;s- BELL ISLAND (Sla(f.)-The aS IC a UCCeSS ::m':, Nfld. ~rl to the unders:gncd and mark- West Mines ball club continued I ~ Armature ed "Tender !or ~lodific::tinns Conception Bay. News a winning streak to defeat 1 ANCOUT<:R, tPl _ Ray Ar-' ,... -- Works ;o Power Hou>c at Re:rclc• ' Grceners in the senior league nail's plastics factory has the lt)jJ./1""'-' ~a Transmitter Site, Gander. series,, by 7 runs to 3. . . ! sweet smell of success-litevally, !a._;.~ B:; 111 br!d :\fid.". will be rc~cired in I:c"'"

- -- -- I turned, after a very pleasant Monsignor J. w. ~eddie re·t By Whose . John Young was the wmmng · The sweet smell is compounded 1 Street. 404, 2:12 St. Gc01·~e Street. Corbonear !holiday touring the Province of turned home on Friday, after pitcher, Gerald Penney was the Ior polyester resin, acetone and )II~ )Ia! 7191 .~ . ~luncton. N.B .. up to 3:30 p.m .. I Non Scotia. attending Priests' Retreat in St. 1 Perm l'ss I. on:> loser. . butterflies, flowers and lea\CS ~ : ( Atl~ntic Dnylight Saving Personals I -.... - John's. I .. . ;and all th~ colors ot nature's: Time), ' 1\lr. and Mrs. George w. Par- - -- Sgt. Mercer Ispectrum. . . . - Bli!LDING MATERIALS 'flru.;sn,w ..\ugust 18, 1960. CARBOSEAR ~I K .· sons arrived from Glace Bay Rev. Nathan Cole and Mrs. CARBONEAR _ Mr1 Editor The buttm files, !!Oilers and ~HEST"R D E Plan~. spccifica:ions :md oth· • - ' rs. e\ln d • '' lea1w pr"SS"d di'l' arc im .: AW • LTD. "r t"lirlcr rl l''Uin" 1t 1'1"" IJ" LaCour and hrr two children ·during the week and are gucsts'ICole. o{ Windsor, Ont., an your-reporter has had much tol T rans f erre d t"·d'·r cJ., ··, F' . ~ '· ' r.: .d ~- ... , ~ • · r 'I d '·I D p ~I '·I E y r St J h • · th · pore· rum apnn anc ormo>a. SIJJ\ \V ST. anrl TOPSAil. ltll oht~incd on ;,prlic~Uon lo the Shuon and s~an. of Grand o ·' r. an "rs. on arsons. • rs. ". . oung, o · o n s, say 111 e past about our ma111 Tl , b . t f t" For all your Building Fa!TI are ,-i~iling hrr parents.· -- arc vacationing with Mr. and street-Water Street, how dusty! -- lc; ecome. par . 0 Pas1 iC undersi~lwrl. at 2:!2 >.t. Gcnr.c•: :ur. and !lin. George Butt. of • Visiting Mr. William W. Tay- 'i:tlrs. E. E. Pike. Mrs. Cole is a it was. the need of appropriat- BELL ISLAND. (St~ffl-Sgt.j ~heels 1 ~katt ~le f_m~m~ aC·gro_;1· Re~g:~~me; 1 ~ :aJ: , Street or P.O. Brx ~~. :lo"d'·n. Fresh•·attr. ;lor and his son Chesler and sister of Mr. Pike and it is ing land to widen it, how nar· Frank _11ercer, off1cer 111 charge 1·1g dmm e 111 ."cs ed111 .madua" 1 7 X.B .. uron rcc<•ip: of an accept. 1 ·family are his son Frank and I thirty-three venrs since she row it still is in many ·places Iof R.C.~LP. detatchment here a~ ecor pan~ s an room I·' ed clwnuc fnr :'~).'\!) pay:,blc Mi~ !olaurt'en Organ of St.~ wife. ~randson George (son of I visited ~arbonear, needless to how congested it continues 1~ is be,tng transferred to the St Vl~~:~lt 27• is prc~idcnt and DRUG STORES to lhe ::(·tcire,· C2!'c:·;,i of Can- Albin~ has returnrd home alter· the late George) and grand-~8ay she Is very ·ha_ppy to sec her be, the need of more lighting, Johns area. 01~ner of Trans _ Lite Pla>tic> ;,da. ~din~ 1 holida~· hrre. as the daughter .Jean (daughter of brother and s 1st~ r (~rs. the Jack or a sidewalk and Ltd. M. CONNORS LTD., Re!!ion:i· iiir~i;:~>\.~i;~·m·ices. Fest of Mr. and ~Irs. Geot·ge Ned). They are all residents of Young) after such a long llme. other essentials. At those times . . . He is not an engineer. His foi'-. J1rescriptions Pickup ~nd . &. ·Hoskins. A ''isitor of the' the State of ~bssnehuseltes. -- there were some who didn't a!- • Rosmond F1lher. 13-}C~r-?ld mal education car r'i e d him delivery r.erl'icr. Phouc 22~G Jl.l-26.27 •~skin~· fami1v ri~hl·now is Freel Callander arrived h~mc together support my views hut l d~ughte~ of ~Irs. Harold F1lher, through hi~h school. );ow his -- :\h~ :\1~~- WOOdford. of Bishop Ray Taylor of Gander and d:iring ~he week on a l'islt to today there are very few who'" est. Mmcs, enter,e_d the Grac~ plant is doing a $250.000-a-year. ELECTRICAL Falls. Gordon 'l'a)'lor and three sons h11 family. do not sre the wisdom of mr I Hosp!ta!, St. ,John 5' last. wee],, business and employs tR persons.: APPLIANCES of Orlando, Florida. visited writings. Right now there is a 1 She_ Is. un_dcr observntwn at ' His monthly production runs:

~liS$ Kathlrrn Furcr arrirrrl their uncle and aunt, ~lr. and Mr. and ~Irs. ,lack Badeock matter of the ~l'!~alest impor- 'i that mshtutiOn. 1 between 40,000 and ;;o.ooo square ------frjll l'<~li{ornia a short while ~Irs. t". J. Ta)'lor, on Saturda)'. arc in town, the ~uests of Mr. tance I must bring before our • , feet. ~AINE JOHNSTON ~~on a \'iS it to her mother. a~1d ~Irs. Gcm·ge Earle. South Ipeople. It is that of placing new! Brea kr ns At . COMPANY, LTD. \lr;. Fran~c• ~·urcy. Al•o 1·isit- ~lr. and ~h·s. A. J. Stone who Side. poles by, the A1•a!on Telephone! LARGEST NEWSPAPim Agency Department '"= :O.lr•. furcy is her •on .John. 11·ere holidaying in tbc interior /Company on this same street. 11 Lance Cove CIIAIN 213 Wate1· st. Dial 21U2 arri1·ed back on Saturday. The )!i•s ·:.Iinrt·ra l'it7.gerilld ar· was amazed this afternoon i The largest chain of new;-. YOUH FHiGIIJ/Illlt: remainder of their vacation will; rived from St. John. by: whilst walking up .the street to; papers under a single family' DEALER \lr• ~lar)· Qui~iry lnct• N.~:· 1 1 9 5 9 !l1r.r.• and fi1·c ehildrrn arril'rd be ~pent in the capitol. , TCA . on Sunda)' on a Vislt to' ~ee huge poles standing upright I BELL IS~AND. C Staff) -·ownership' in Canada is the 1 • '•.'rr. thr l'$.A. r~rrntl~·. on a • her mler Mr~. James Saunders. jm the centre of the narrow' Three breakms were reported Southam chain. According to 1 :"H~E~A-P_&_P_A_R_T_N_E_R_S__ _ AUSTIN • :..•1t :n hrr mo1hcr. ~Irs. \\'il­ G or d o n Saunders arrived · Isidewalk of which we cannot in the Lance Cove area during the Book of Knowledge it· was! • ;~m Il1r.n. Anothrr rlaughler. from Goose Ba~· on Friday. to Persona Is nel·er boast but which, never- the past week. I founded hv William Coutham i :NFlD.) lTD. 00 \;·"· t:lia> ~bloncy of Gamier. spend his annual vacation with Itheless, ~ a catwalk for those 'Two s_tores at Lance C?ve (1843-1932) and is now rna nag-' Wlrmg Mater1al.i, Wire ~nd $1300· '' al>o '"is1ting )lr>. Dinn. his. parents. Mr. and :\Irs .• Frank . -- who are not fortunate enough were ra1ded and a dwel11ng ed by his grandsons. Cables, ~lot or., Starters, . ' .,. Snundcrs. HR. GRACE - Visiting Har· to have a car. house on Lance .Cove Road Lamps. Switches. Lightm~ . -. ,,, Sahina Kin~ left durin~ · bour Grace on Sunday were I would like to ask if the, which 11as unoccupied' while FLYING HIGH Fixtures, etc" Baird Motors ltd. ·•r ""f~ lor Toronto. on a 1-i.,it ~Irs ..lat•nh Critch or Cn1·en· 'canon A.B.S. and ~Irs. Stifling. Company received permission I' the owner and his familr were For!'casting the future in the iVAREIIOUSE: PRI:'>IC};'S S1" MERRYMEETING ROAD ·, rrl:1:i• r> Slloulrl ~hr iikr (Ji,h is ,·isitin~ her dan~hlcr, Canon Stirling conducted the to place the poles wherever it. on vacation. was also raided. ail". the Rook of Knowledge. .>IAL50Ba -' ' - .,1 1 11 ~ •hr m•y deride to ~Irs. Stanlc)' Thoms and the C.L.B. service at St. Paul's suits It (the Compan)') best,IBrcakins arc not unusual herr. Annual p1·edicts that th~ next. '01-Al 8-0378 8-0379 ·-: ·_ =---·~ -·•~r her hnurr homr thrrc. Thoms famih·. Church. 'While at Harbour regardless of the ineom·cnience I but the raidrrs seldom extend generation of air transports will FIRE INSURANCE .. -~" .. · Grace both wcrr guests· or Dr. it rna)· cause to pedestrians. i their ae\il'ities so far outside cruise at 2000 miles PC!' hour~------.. ·: - ·~IJ" Helen E~rlr lrft h~· ~lr. and ~Irs. gJi Clarke. ar· and i\ll·s. Cron and they left on shoppers and business pcople.lthe town of Wabana. at ahout 70 thousand feet. The\' ... ROSSIE & CO., LTD. . ~ . . T.t4\ a da' or two a~n. tn rompanicd h)· their ~on anti: ~londa)" for their annual vaca- If they rcccivrd permission lo The robberies are helng In- are like])' to cost 25 to 30 1\lii-' Agents for :-;' ·. ;,1i hrr ;l•lrr. ~fr,. .John rl•n~htrr. an in town. as ~uests lion at Ocean Pond. do so. then who gal'e it? Let '1\'cstigatcd b~· the R.CJt.P. lion dollars •each. many times UNDERWRITERS Al - ' ..... >':l>r>rl·n~. at ~t. .h>hn. :'\.R. of ~lr. and ~1rs. non Lewis.' -- 1 me add thai whether or not the · · thr cost of !hr. new aircraft of LLOYDS. Thr)' are residents of St.' Amon~ l'isitors In, Harbour !'Company recci1·ed ·permission :toda~·. LOW RATES \lr" ~nrl ~lr<. Fram R(''"'' rr· .John'~. ·Grace on Sunday \l'et·e Mr. and. it should be asked to remo1·e 1 sT E A M s H I p DIAl. 5031 ·.,,.;rd from holu!a)!11g on thr ~Mrs. Harold Williams, Mr. and f them and at least place them in , :'PP 1lances, -....- . t,.,; :o 1h1; Prol'incr. d • . h' • orne at a Ole. not put there today to be rc- · · Oil riC 1oa mg I 1 ·'on-1 world As a result there arc s d d S . -.. . pccte. to en)hoy thiS,_ years i -- moved tomorrow, they are, treat Jul~· 29th, for St. John's now .27 more national fla"s • ~orts (goo sll an port.• racatwn more I an s e uas any i 'I d 'I G . ~I l . lh . 1 1 B t d ~ 11car or a occasiOns '1 c and ~lr; !lohin l'ennc) . d h 1 1 · ·' r. an ·' rs. reg01y · ac· mean 1o rem am ere unh 1 an< 0 woo · than there wrre 15 ,·ears aoo • DIAl , 0 1 1 016 . ~- ~ 1 1 prcl"lous .ne,h ue hto e L./acS 1 Kenzie and daughter. arri1•ed they rot, so Jet us stop further ··~LV. Dundee loading at Tor- __ · · " · " 1 1 1 01 1 ~~:~~~:~r ;·_~ ~d ~~ ;,~~~~~-~ 0:~ : ~~~ s~ ~~II . a~~ cr so~ C N ·:last week from Antigonis·h. to erecting anrl have the erected onto Aug 5th .. Hamilton Aug. Silrer dishes and ornaments ERNEST CLOUSTON LTD •- t~·n :o Capt anrl ~lr;. s. L. slm~e ~uc~ny oi ~~re~ilh · he~: I l'i~it ~Irs. ~!acKenzie's parents, onces remove~ 1~ithout de!ay. 6th .. ,lllontreal Aug. 9th, for St. necdn'.t be polished so often if McCLAR1: AUTO~!.~ TIC • . Frnnf' . h . h" lllr. and :.Irs. E. D. Freeman. A.~ I have sald hme and hme Johns. you g11'c them a dood suds)' '"AR'! AIR CONDITIO" lNG - smce e 1s now on IS annua 1 · .. h 1 b d' I 'I \' p th 1 d' t T t · ~ · · " " '' __ 1 W h M M • -- agam w at s every o 1es bus- . " · . er o~ mg a oron o washmg onc-e a week. rmse them • 210 WATER ST : ~lr and )lr> .•lame~ Jillrtt h~a~~-st h~ csop:ill· ~~- r~~~::~ The many friends of Mr. iness is my business and surely Aug. lOth. Ham11ton Aug. lith. with rery hot water and dry: DIAL 4183 · a. d lam1ll' arm·cd from Sl'd·, d g. h p t 1 f k Chesley C.· Butt will be pleased 1this matter of pole erection is dontreal Aug. 13th, for St. them with a flannel cloth ' --- , · · unng t e nex coup e o wee s 1 th 1 h · · EVERYBODY'S" · 1 h • d B t d · r.''). ~.5.. a frw days ago. on a and mal" the weather man smile I to earn a ef ,_sl recovcrhtinhg , . o n\~ aLn do wol o d.. t T f :~Irs. Harry Tucker, the Front. • , . •Refrigeration. ;ought lor the Boiler ln>pcclioll ~nd famll)' are holida~·inR hrrc'· ~Irs. William Hogan has re· · Douglas Sheppard is al_s? _on· CA:ftBONEAR- \\ork ts pr~- CLARKE STEAMSHIP CO. 1 INSURANCE AGENTS ·of the :'Cs> at lr::'t a pro­ opened up a general store on Highliner leave Montreal INSURANCE LDOTED vincial Second Class Slationary ENJOY E11.~inccr's the Beach and near the jun· . Aug. 10, arrive St. John's Aug. Temple Bldg., P.O. Box 168, Operating Ccr:ifiea· ate or equi1·alcnt. <·om·er,al!t ction of the Pond Side road and i 15, leave Aug. 17 (Bay Roberts) : 311 Duckworth St. 'with the AS:' and will­ the main highroad i , •Novaport leave Montreal · Dial 80370 or 7756 ____: I Aug. 17, arrive St. John's Aug. , LIVING ing to tra1·cl. Mrs. G. E. Soper had the mis- I 22, leave Aug: 24. i --~D~R,.U~G~S~T~O~R,.E~S~-: Applications fqr tlii' Jl'hilion fortune to break her wrist on •Gulfport leave Montreal Aug. ------:will be nccrpted h~· lh•· under- Saturday afternoon, whilst en· 24th, arrive St. John's Aug. ! signed up to Au~ust 22. 1960. M. CONNORS LTD. Iapplicants should .~irr full in· gaged in chores at Raral Re· 29t~, lc_ave St. Jo~n's Aug 31st. 331 WATER ST. treat Farm. Her many friends Hlghlmer leavmg Montreal formation about rxpericncr. age. Dial 2206 education and other qualifici!· express the hope that she will Aug. 3.1~1. due St. John's Sept. make a satisfactory recovery 5th. sa1hng Sept. 7_th. (Bay Rob-1 + lions. AYLWARD'S Arrangrmrnts for r.\amina- and In the shores! possible erts). 1 PHARMACY time •nefriJeration. : SWIM ; lion of promisi11~ candidate~ ' I Cor. Moncby & Empire An. 'will be >latcd to thrm after GULF AND NORTIIERN . their applications hare hccn lliss Daphne Reid. daughter SHIPPING co. 1 SAFELY PARKDALE considered. o{ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reid, who •Fergus leavinf. Charlotte· . _ Dial 90070 G. T. Dl'f.R. is soon to be married, was ten- town July 29, Pictou .July 30. : ------:=-:-----­ PHARMACY neputy ~linister of Lahour. dcred a miscellaneous shower due St. John's Aug. 1, sailing · Elizabeth Ave. jly26.27 on Friday last. at the home of A 2 ug. . Dial 91120 h er parents. Many very service- •Fergus leave Charlottetown, able gilts were received and I A 5th 1 p· II . P.E. . ug. , eave 1ctou, FREIGHT SERVICE 11. ss" Re1d had to. have the as· N.S. Aug 6th, arrive St. John's · s1stance of a fnend to open Aug. 8th, leave Aug. 9th. TRINITY SOUTH them. The usual after-opening •Fergus leave CharlottHown, · From St. John's ~ia I amusements followed by a !~sly 1 P.E.I., Aug 12th, leave Pictou, 1 WhltbolH'ne to Old Perlh:an, supper made _the event enJoy-! N.S., Aug. 13th, arrive St. ~ North Shore Conception able and pleasmg. John's Aug. 15th, leave Aug. i lo Carbonear. 16th. Trucks also available for Rev. W. H. B. Gill is now on ' •Fergus leaving Charlotte· i long haul service. nis annual vacation and is visit­ town Aug. 19, Pietou Aug. 20th. Rates Reasonable. ing towns in the interior and in For further information due St. John's Aug. 22nd, sail­ DIAL 93603B •.• Of THE TOTAL OF 10 BILLION DOLLARS SPENT Bonavista North. Mrs. Gill, with ing ·Aug. 23rd. four members of the Anglican ''Fergus leave Charlottetown, / ON ADVERTISING lA 1959, NEARLY Church Girls Club, is attending P.E.I., August 26th, leave Pic- Summer Camp at Brooklyn, tou August 27th, arrive St.j' A B.B. John's August 29th, leave Au- ONE THIRD WAS PLACED IN DAILY PAPERS! M. u gust aoth. · WELCOME WAGON _ . ISS . rsu.la Green, who is to •Fergus leave Charlottetown, 1'

1 be mamed 111 St. )ames Church j P.E.I. Sept. 2nd, leave Pictou. HOSTESS Why advertisers show such confidence in the- do on. Wednesday, was tendered a N.S., arrive St. John's Sept.' w·n K k t y D bndal shower recently." The 15th, leave Sept. 6th. I ~ n_oc a our • oor i------power ~f newspaper advertising ? event was held at Mrs. Malcolm •Refrigeration. w1th Gtfts and Greetrngs • Penney's nome 1nd -was attend· from Friendly Business I ed by a large number of NFLD.-CANADA STEAl'ISHIPS N • hb d y Regulation They know that adv"ertising is a two.way street • , • that Ursula's friends. She was the !ItS. "Belle Isle II" enroute etg ours an our 1 , • 1 readers are constantly looking for a myriad of goods, services, r~cipient of some ~-;ery lovely from Montreal due St. John's 1 Civic and Social Groups • • g1f~, for which she expressed July 25th. . . ; On the occasion of: Th_e atte~t10n of Publ~c 1 bargains and ideas. IiDDY K1LOWAn I dehght and thanks. Games. M.S. "Bedford II" satlmg from • Service Veh1cle Operators LS :friendly chit-chat and a buffet Halifax July 22nd., due St. The Btrth of a Baby, drawn to the Provisions of Better La·v·a·ng Expeerience has shown them that newspaper readers are supper made the evening pass John's July 24th. New Comer to the City, Regulation 95/2 of the Highway enthusiastic prospects who know what· they want and that the ·all to quickly. · M.V. "Woodcock" sailing PHONE 94865 _ 90943 Traffic .\ieoulations

j. , I THE DAILY I I WS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1960 13

FOR S,\LJ-:-I'arts fnr l!):i3 1 Fly To St. Pierre- Bui<"k an•l D!'Sotn. "''" two OUT OF RESPI:CT FOR THE LATE LAND SURVEYS ri~h! rloor·; for IO'i \ Buiek ! Miquelon l'itonr r.o17a. KINSMEN LAND APPRAISALS DRAUGHTING FOH ltE:o\T-Fnnr room ;\phrl­ Maurice Job Taylor For information call nwnt. :;elf -coni tl i 1wrl. crntritl· WHITE PRINTING j,- locults perfect: saves patnt. AGAIN 2 16 44 47 73 Refrigerators, Dec p Freezers Lourdes Grctto Electric Ranges, -:'icw llethod Rug and Wail THE OLD MILL 28" 50 74 00 AT 8 33 Floor Polisbers, $975- Cleaners. Frc>hwater Ro3d. 'Phone 9t0~3. Leo Michael's Orchestro. 10 18 35 56 75 Gramupbunu I Cover charge 50 cenh. 3 24 31 54 62 FLAT RO~CX Public Aildrcss Systeii!J, ,; , FOR .\LL -)·our interior and Tape ftecurders McKINLAY exterior paiuting and Door prize. 14 40 59 71 KIWAIRS AND SERVICE ST. JOHN'S EAST . to spring-!illed mat­ , __ _ tresses. Chc terfield sUJtcs SUNDAY, JULY 30th abo rebuilt. Fifty years' ·.--....------....---- ...... c:;pericolt"C. "e~ts Mattrcsc a't 8:30p.m. GREATLY REDUCED - 20 Where To Stay ft. Lifeboat. new ~as cngint• Fartor)·. 16 ~luun: Ro)·a! Ale. marine reverse. ~take o[ter. D. anc 1 Company: Say. I'll need • quantity of lanterns is available, gratis. phere. reduced · · · · · · · · · · · · · .SGOO 'highest Jll"icc·s paid lor all other new door and a carpenter to CLEARA!\'CE-OSF. 0:-oiLY oltl. ,\bo lor:--- • • hang it :., NO COLLECTION For heRervation~ and In­ . S . t . 1 rent> hl'fore 1~0 •.. 5oc. rach j . __ Help Kin - Help Kiddies formation. 11 ft , PI BS tIC Rl 11 )Oa \\'lt 11 - • h . dd 1 5 ecnls hdore 18ij-l S2.,U e.tc ~nrl if Yol: want a nc\\ sat 1s. ru er an< renter _.. 1 tn•t• S30 oo each l · · · Weather conditions may modify the cere· -J I' ·J. Sl6" - ,,,,.;c.-1 '"' · · · · · ·· · 1 door to adort•. do call us be- b oalC. •or met ' · ·>-I e- 1 1 1 I!!DII S'' 50 each Dial 6336 d I . <"13'1° t"t'nb "' on• · ·· --· ' I ranse wr ha,·e lois of ador- mony bu·t will no1 postpone it. d uce to c car to .... -·> ·" 2t) 1 1 r 1"31 Sl50 r·tch · · MRS. JOHN f.-\CEl' ______n·n; Jc<~rt· u ·· ·• '.) abl<• dotn·; anti hra_u.tilul b1~ Visitors are requested kindly to obey Mmnagercu 'B , · . . • . . L'anadwn .•lol·cr .00. 1·ou have m nunc new. 3'8 WATER STREET a SONS ...... 1 t~~: Applicant must. have a University Training in NEWFOUNDLA~D:' . ;'.' • • !' Von Schrader process adds Pharmacy, Chemistry or Allied Sciences. Better SERVICES-·_. '. \'cars to life of rugs Clcan­ ~d in home or at our plant. than average salary. <;or supplied, plus many FOOTBALL ' 'Phone !1103:1. Nrw Method other benefits, PASSENGER NOTICES Rug Cleaners, Fr.:shwalN TO-NIGHT Road. For further information, CONNECTION SOUTH fOAST --- 6.00 p.m. SER\'IfE TilE CE:I;TitAI. IIARBim JUNIOR FOR SALE Contact, MR. A. FRENCH at Nfld. Hotel, Train '"The Carihou·· !t•a1·in~ SHOP-We arc now opcrat- B. C.L.B. vs .. ~T. BON'S St. John'a tomorrow, Thlll':>day, ing 10 chait·s. you can he July 26,, 27 or 28th. ·will make connection at Pori a~>ttrrd of prompt, cffici- 7,15 p.m. :959 Studebaker Lark DeLuxe , aux Basques with the S.S. Rar rnt. sanitan serricr. :\o SENIOR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. Haven for regular ports South waiting JH"~hlcm. 24 :l;rw Coast Service. Gowrr Slrret opposite Arle­ GUARDS vs, MILEAGE LESS THAN 3000. .Hoechst Pharmaceuticals l;lide ~[OtO<'S. Lid. HOLY CROSS CONNF.CTIO:'Ii WEST Rl"S .. ------PERFECT CONDITION. PLACENTIA IIA Y STOit~J WI:olllOWS, Sashe~ & DIAL 5779. 1 Regular 8:31 a.m. train leal'­ Boxes made to order. Prices Of Canada Ltd. ing St. John's Friday. July 29th. rrasonablc. Phone ll. Pel­ • will make connection at Ar­ Icy 4849-11. jly20.1m 3400 NAMUR STREET, MONTREAL. gcntia for the West Run Placen­ BASEBALL jlyU,27,28 tia Bay. LOST TONIGHT CONNECTION SOUTII COAST NOTICE SERVICE In vicinity of LcMorchont 7.30 p.m. Rr::uJar 8:31 a.m. train le:w- Rood ond Bennett Avenue, '"TAXIARHIS" now expected to sail fro;n inR St. John"s Frida_v. ,Jul.v 2nth. 1 Hardy flio \'accinntions have ' CLEA FELT-One and Two Ply Rolls-Sheathing Paper. : cottl'll nff to in l!ltiJ. T:wre arc . L D II 3.75 ROTARY PLOWS 1 indications that the disease may owrence urre .... re a c h epidemic propnrtiuns 1 A EUROPEAN i CHLORIDE OF LIME-Steel Drums. ROTARY CULTIVATORS Iagain this year and yet there I EDUCATION I exists a pcculia_r apathy (or the 1 Rom ·n Go 3.751 SICKLE MOWERS on 1 y reco~mzcd protection I 01 ry ...... : a\'ailnblc. Va<"cination Clinics I ENJOY, ENJOY ! , .on the Jsl:md ha1·c hcen prtorly Harry Golden ...... 4.75 : ROTARY LAWN MOWERS 1 nt~en•lctl. almost unil'er>_ally:. in: THE BURIED DAy Fplte of the read,· al'allabthlr 1 SEEDERS and SPRAYERS of the pro'~t·~iun • ,,:~

THESE AR.E STURDY MACHINES FOR FARM WORK. . rc::SI)II {o:r r·t::Jiic· lethei':Z)' is I THE JOY OF MUSIC ~ PHONES 5143 • 5144 QUEEN STREET . thnl th•.')' :·· .. :··:.r to k:·~ r~ .. :.. : ., · · . ':after the fir,;! : I ~br:y <(l;lt> :•.1'.• uuclcr th~ Help Of Retarded C'hl"ldren :::\lr. G. Saunders, ~lr. D. J. Re ., "•) impr:·~;ir.n ilr~! Poliomyelitis Is ; gan. Mrs. Keary, ~Irs. D. J ~ . ~ .. ''-:"' --"=....::===-~==--======-====-====:~~~~~ a dise:t·.-t• r•f rh;ldrcn and that I Scurry, ~Irs. !\cal, lllrs. R -~ ·':'>,.· l there is little '"'tel for them to }'inancial Campaign 1960 , Gaze Seed Co., Rrown, Renouf: !tlr. Taylor. C. Bar· ....;_ '":· Barnc~, ~lr. • ,4 .. • I d hld 'bother wit:1 ".·e:'n~··.JOn. The 4th List . & Mercer, J. A. Parsons, Dr. J. ter. :l[rs. W. D. ~~cCarl~r, 1\lrs c 1 • .E • 1L' .'t' ': -.~·~ ~facti:. th:·t \ r::::• is mure , $100.00 each-City Rnd1o & E. Josephson, ll!rs. Emmaline! J. P;-e,. ~Irs. J. P1ke, M1ss Em· - ' ! pre\'alrnt in youn~ a..\F.Y. B.f'. •CP ·-At Camp, sponsored by the Crippled Child· British Columbi'l who is camp 'not. be misgnH:•·rl by an.v false (Employees). Mr. H. J. McDougall, Mr. H. 1 garet McKar. Mr. Wm. Foote. . "'-:­"t-·.:: I I \or(•mi disabled children arei ren's Societv. director I ~·'nse of ~l'O.'\Il'l))'. • k S38.7i>-Cousins (Nfld.) (em· I Phelan, 1\lr. J. G. Butler, Mrs. I :Mrs. Whittle, Mrs. E. :>leadus . . ·...... ~ o· l!w~in~ that ~an~icaps do not: Thm a~e· hik~ and cook-outs I A stair trained in the ueeds ol: lt i£ in o11r op'1~io:r c~tremely · IC S & (O Ltd ployces). , Wright, Mr. W. Curran, Mr. H. lllr. E. Barrett, Mrs. D. Benson ··~':.~-;-. s:.-f~ t~-.! 1ma;;mat1on. . and o\'ermght tnps at an island; the handicapped Includes medi·, urg~nt lh~t p_uhhc mtcrPst 111 •• • I $33.75-Great Eastern Oil & i G. Bussey, .!.Irs. F. Hue, ~!iss !llrs. Mandern, l\lrs. W. Hussey

~- ,.... 1 ..... Th~ East~r ~eal c&mp near· in the middle of the Jnke. -cal students, teacher~. physical I Poho \'ac''.'ra,lon. be rc-kin~'.crll The 8 k II Import Co., Ltd I Employees). 1 Hilda Whi~. :O.!rs. W. G. House, Mrs. T. MacDonald, ~!r. G to···n 50 east of \'an-. "Scmetimes we go on the war- education graduates and even a hy an ruhl!clty S32.00-The Canadian Bani; I Mr. D. Dr. ,J. H. Peters, I Noel, Miss L. Butler, :.\fr. J . .... \.. th·~ mil~5 1 llnllledwt~ I DO se ers I Bak~r. w. . . Ctltl\H pro1·ides outdoor !un for· path, too," said one youngster. igraduate In political science. 1CumpaiJn on the part of (;ov-' S . • of Commerce (!llain Branch 2)., Dr. D. K. Peters, Mr. E. Gilling-! Fry, G. A. Butler, 1\lrs. H. . . :r. oo_~s. betll'eer, 8 and 15. Their, "\\'c make Indian head dresses 1 Arter the boys leave. 31 girls: Prnment, ~rn·ice clubs. chur- Pill M25 or 2008 or 3191 $30.00--St. Michael's Hall ham, Mrs. B. Reddy, :l!r. P.l Noseworthy, Mrs. Macey, llr. d~5r.~11llles ran:,, from asthma from turkey feathers and tree: move ln. ; ch~s. ne·,.,.,p~pers and broadcast Teens. I Par1ly. 1 Angus Chafe, Mrs. P. J. Casey. to ~!Je~matoid arthritics :bark.·· 1 ~· ag~nri~s. I.iternlly hur.rlr~d' of $20.0(1-..1. F. p,,rJin & Co.,: S4.1l0 each-Baine, Johnston i Mr. F. Alley, Mr. E. Wickham, ~11r.~ on crutches, others in, There is an old barge which! ou_r c!uldrcn rna): con~ rae! Polio Jo'I.OJIE.'iCE NIGIITJNGALE'S Ltd. (Empluyc(•si. I & Co., Ltd. (Employees), 1\!r.: Mr>. J. Jacob;, Mr. G. W. Ab- •~ee!cnal''"· they do almost· ma~· be a galleon one day and 1 lh1s Summer. It " an im·urn\Jlc, ,\CIIIEVE~IENT S25.ti5-Ayrc's Supermarket· Rogers, nev. :Mr. Hone~·gold. !bolt, Mrs. H. Bulliford, Mr. F . . . : . TWO "'NR Men . ... ei-~J1·thinl! th~t normally healthy~ a fishing boat the next. Six I "' : crlnpliu~ nr.rl oft(· !I· fat~! dis· .. Au~n:;t 13, 1960, marks the: Ltd. $.50 each-Gerald S. Doyle 1 Wells, :1-lr. Fitzpatrick, :Mrs. S. chi~dr~n do at ~ummcr camp. : wheelchairs can be fitted Into it. : eas~. i\o patent whose child is . !Jlllcth anniversary o( the. S25.~0 each - The Roral Ltd. (Emplu)'ees). '1 Sampson, Mr. W. Clouston, Mrs. n~i:' im~l!inntion can trans·, The lads catch tadpoles and H d B ;nCit l'~cciuatcd :1~:~iust Polio- : death at the age of 00 of one Stores Ltd., Cornwall Drug Co., $.00 each-The Morgans, Mr. E. Hudson, ;.1r. C. O'Neill, 1\lrs. fO:"'!I ~~f'Ol inti' \'ikin!l's. pir~tes. salamanders, check birds nests onoure . y ;":JY;~itis can fsrane rcspon- I~~ the_ greatest women 0~ mod- Lttl., Chester lJawc Ltd., )!am· J. ?\!organ, Mrs. Abbott, Mr. F. i w. Ball, Mr~. Gallivan, ~Irs. P. or lnoJa~s. chul.lgc ~:1 old barge and collect nature specimens. ISlbihty for the results. ~ c~n bme.~, _Flore~ce N'rghtin· mrs Ltd., Blue Peter Steam· I Caul, :Mrs. H. J. Russell, Mr. l\1. I J. Dtilon, ~hss _K. Hayes. 0 ~Ir. ir.to a sh101 on tne h1gh seas and 1 "Evervthing Is planned to do St J h A i g,,!c. Begummg With her work slups Ltd., J. !3. ?llrtchell & Noah Mrs. Newhook, l\lrs. Ross! Wm .Oakley, M1ss Pearl Hicks, a v.·oodland into a \;'i!d West' the things the children would 0 n Tr'lnl'ty Coli g Iin the Crimoan War, she found·' Son Ltd., George Neal Ltd., D. Whit~. I Mrs. Gco. :Matty, ll!rs. l\!oakler bat11~~ro~nd. . ne\·er do in the city," said Dr. • • I I e e ~d modern nursing. Outstand· /1!. Ciouston, Parsons Drug $2.00 each-Mrs. John Rob· I Mr. B. R. Ta~·lor, Mrs. R. B . ... A 50 • mile forest 01 ~rlookin" John Read as~lst:mt professor of E · t • · mg amongst her many great Store, Parsons & Landrigan ertson, Mrs. Alice Kavanagh, Moyse, Mr. H. D. Lilly, Mr. R • '· Loon Lake. Camp :>:ahoml ,; I pediatrics . at the University of I Two Newfoundl~d I . . : xa m Ina I on I qualities, says the Book of Ltd., Furness Withy & Co., Ltd., Mrs. l\lary Harvey, A. R. Pen· G. Russell, Mr. F. Murphy, l\lrs. . '"'.: of the Canadian N /m~ o~ecl! IK~o.wledge, was her striking E. & S. Barbour Ltd., Hanvood ney, lllrs. W. Best, Mrs. P. A. Epstein, Mr. R. Penney. 31 I.,. ' · . . a Ionn ·1 Results Theory or l\Ju~lc alnhty as an organiscr. How·r Lumber Co., Ltd. ~ ~. ~ w:ys ~a~e be~n awarded cowt- Cnnl'rnt o£ 1\IPrty, :ever, prrhaps the most amaz- $22.25-Canadian Post Office T d : _:; ~h pr ory votes o( thanks by :\lililm·y Road, St. Jolm's. i ing thing about her was the· (District Office .[<;mployees). h • ~·~·· so~\at~;n, J9hn ..Ambulance As· --- If2ct that for most of her long I $21 .00-Royal Bank of Can·' ai1 an ers ~ 1 A Kind .... :: AIIY.\NCED l'REI'ARATOR\' l'le. always incredibly active in ada (West End Branch Em· .. .. ~ .. r·• • Vancouver F·aces ···- The awart!s, in the form of (In ordPr of merit) 1 the interests of the sick, she ployees). framed parchement certlfi- nonours _ Diane Smyth, ~ was herself in delicate healt11. $20.80-Avalon Telephone And G 1 p l cates, will be presented to Catherine Power. Co., Ltd. (Employees). ent e eop e James R, James, C::'~ttssions. ma~idan is needed to find one. i "It's better ~ have an exce ~~;~,ughout the Island Prbv. Cahtll, Margo Molloy. Elizabeth $~ 0 - 2 5-London, New York & says Hugh Christ,~, warden of' "However, once they could see To compound this, 1 recent re·1 than a sh r 1lag e" he sa 85 Smyth, Whelan Pam Assoc. of FashiOn Ltd. Oakalla Prison Farm. I theh: way clear to adopt modern ~larguerite 1 0 TV pr>rt to city counc_il said at lea•t "There now Is adeq~te parki~s. R. E. Cunningham, CNR's Isabel Woodford, Loretta De: (Emplo!ees). lllr. Christie hos returned methods ... they took tile inilia· fl 000 11 be need d g. Atlantic Region Supervisor, lahunty, Patricia Donnelly REPAIRS $16.8:>-Chester Dawe Ltd. from a year's !P:we llf abs~nce live." 11'l!h!., t~aC::xt·~·~ years. e i :a~~: ~~~W-~~ture wiU bring we first aid, Moncton, will present Joanne Tobin. ' (Employees). as a United N<:tions penal re·: Mr. Christie s3id th:l Thai pri· Ho"·cvcr. all is not bleak. By I At city h3ll however they are I~he certificates at a ceremony Merit-Judy Reale, Gertrude W$1~.00 {a~h-J?.B.GP.S. d& FPJ,;o.lt. form adviser in Thailand. Ison system was inadequ::tc. with U75. a!idf from limited on-. making It th~ir business to fi d I n St. John's honouring the Ann Canning, Bonnie Guy REASONABLE RA l'ES : .oca . No. • • . ran a s, "Thailanders don't even want prisons terriblv overcrowded Rnd wed parking. all rors. trucks 1 out. n men aelected for the prize Catherine Power. B rend~ City Radto & :'oi_ustc Co., ~td., to kill mosquitoes although they sanitary conditions unsatisfac- and rrotorcydes will make use' "There Is too much parking awards. Simms, Patricia Davis, Marilyn GUARANTEED WORK Nfld. Anaesthesia Associates dislike the insects, bul spread tory. al gar_ag~. includinl! at least 1 availaiJle on houri" rates," I B h , ;.raher, Paula Corbett Janet (Employees). . . . the DDT spray on the ground. Although no instr~ments of re· t bl • a ot natives of St. John's the Wood, carol Luldns. ' PHONE $14.0?-DommJOn M:rchmery. If the mosquitoes want to eat straint ·which would actually 1 94123 :r1 .. Cl 1~1·-llwner 1 ~ ructures a e I traffic engineer dec I e red re-I railway history of the award Pass- :\Iaureen Rob'In, Pallia & Equipment Co., Ltd. (Em-~ thelnselves to death, it is their •hu.rt were used, leg irons an. d .. 3nd e 3,000 cars ench end cently, "And there Is not enough winning m 1 d t b 1 ) e.,rrlted by the Downtown Park· I1 parking for workers looklng f · e P oyees a es ack Gosse, Jane Marie Martin P o~·ee; · . own fault." Ichains had not yet been el!mm· be Corporation. . day-time parking," or I to pre-confederation days. Mr. Cathcrin" Tilley, ~tar:v Foran., ElectrOni"C S12.o0-Customs and Excise' . th . ated T · th 'James R. James was appointed PREPARATORY (Employees). I' He told of mee.tm~ e same I' But the Thais want to meet . ona~· . ~re are ~as parkin~ j The problem facing the worker saftty Inspector In l959 after (In or·'er of meri't\ C St2.00-Nfld. Armatul'e Works deep con~crn fo~ life m a~y form western •tan~-rds and have IDes Within Vancouver's down- I is whether to risk parking at a filii u . entre Ltd d th t e t g expenenc of " "" lo"ll area. B~:t these wl11 he I meter all day and ha\·lng the of. ng \'arlous positioru; In _the Honours - Marilyn Fagan. • Ltd. · an . e m.er s m . e. 1 made a promising start to re ICb!l:ed up as building booms!' flee boy fill it e-ach hour, or use sttloonresd,apearxptmresst and investlga. Robin Kent, Bernie Conron, 90 CAMPBELL AVE. E $1t1E.OO-d BBanl; ho(fE llllonytreea)l, \ls~~~~!~~s ~t~h!h~m'fpr::en~n~mj. ffornl thedprfisontsystem. Twheah,:e bet- th th !! t ot ~ en s. Ann Marie Murpll''• Mary ·.as n ranc mp o cs . . , arm an ores ry camps e aus: ey arl' e c. ~apes 8 more expensi,·e parking l I M • ' After hours 'PHONE 7313 SlO.OO each-Industrial Ac· ~ mod~rn correctional program Ibeen set up and other measures ;r.opr:t:es a~ailab!e for ~'Om·: and rt!move th~ threat of park- Mr. Power a boilermaker of • eyers, Mane Rosalie Lake, . -·-·-· _ -· . 1 10 Th land lllt•dal de,·e!opment. i in" ,I man" ''ears, '·pends a consider- Shar. on Keough, :l!nrie Quiglev, ESGAGEMENT cc[ltance Corporation (Employ- ., aJ · . d f • , arc being studied. A I ed' . " ticket~•. ' ' • Sh I y ' ec•s), Fry',, Engmeerin~ Co., They a~e tn;ly won erdulops~I-1 . n mm Jete example is the I Civic ofiicinl~ sAy motorists! able number of off-duty hours ei a ctman, Karen. O'Keefe, Th . annou"c· Ltd. n:mpluyeesi. Popular plbe,l hahppt~t'h fnendly a~nt hnt Pon To renovate velvet, put a !Itt!~ ei&ht • !tore•· Bank of Canada 1 have one good alternative-lea\'e 1gh•!ng instruction In first 'd Roseanne Warren. Elizabeth e engagement IS " Cl 1,. " St E L H' k ta e, u ey are so 1 e t . 1 k ttl t· · - o' IJDOI!int schtiluied to go up at j the cat• at !Jom and tnke th b al Marric Judith C0 nk Cl ed of Judv lfae youn:~cst " .un~ ore, . . LC man, aki J'f1 h experi·ence wa er m o a e e, IC II pie.~ . ..__ e " e us to St John's reslrlcnts ' •• • nre d h · • · d the late Dr. R. Gushue, Halley & Co., 1 1m ng e alb tappy t'Im s ·get· cheesecloth over the spout and '!K pre.srnt ~ite or a 144 • car 1 to work. Even ouUyin~ suburban ' ' O'Brien, Sharon Keefe, Janice ~ug. ter of ~rank an Ltd Th n·1 6 Ltd D · · or everyone a some e 1 1't b01 . 1 · ,, H0 ld th. Jlirk•n& lot at Hastings and: areas have daily bus sen-Ice to Pyne. Dianne Barron, Ann Mmme K. VI arren to David / ·• e g ·• ommlon t' d'ff'1 It · b d0 n requires et vigoro\l.!.y. ." &mby. ·the downtown area. !llorris, :r.tarilyn Noseworthy. Gerald ~lalcolm Yetman son o[ Machinery & Equipment Co., _mg a. ICU JO e velvet in the steam, shaking 1t Merit _ Patricia Marie Can- llf~s .. Elizabeth and th~ late Ltd., Lewis Ferman & Co., Ltd., mgenwty. gently, until the pile stands up. .\larie Cahill, Peggy William ,!II. Yelman, both of Su:·plus Bargain Store, Sheff. "I wondered during the first Be rorcful to keep the velvrt -----·--~ ...... - - nin~, I EN J Ov Cahill, Janet MacKenzie. St. Johns. The wedding will man Bros., Whelan's Garage, two months whether any pro- from any flame. ·BUY TODAY ••. USE TODAY ft Pass - Carol Ann Innis, take place November Blh. Ltd., R. ll!anning, ~Irs. Caro- V Patricia Cahill. -·DEATHS line I. Hutchin:,cn, Dr. James WITH THE Llvl N Ill. FIRST STEPS . f'. McGrath, ::1-!ayor H. G. R. lOth President I I.A.C. MERIT PLAN Honour~ - Patricia Heale away at his residence. ~~~ ~ Y I A~cncies Ltd., Ozark Electrical I ACJIOSS . 4T!tles .. Patricia Shea, Maureen Penny' plre Avpnue on Mond ft m-~ Co., Ltd., A. M. Duf(y Ltd., '· 5Llved We make all the arrangements on • 1-'l')'le-- 6 Wintry . • . MPat~ _Slocan, EJizabJeth Browne: nToon , J~ly h25th. Mau~lcea J':b j ~~~~ni~ar::~~neg; L~d Pr{" I PollUcally , Preposition spot-no need borrow .' 1 ·. 11 1 :·the to .mo,ney.~ t' a ricia onno y, anct O'Neill, ay or 10 is 60th (sixtiet.h) s11·ersky & Co., Ltd:, Wil~nsky : he was a- BW!nds No lengthy delays ••• No red tape. · : , Mnry Donnelly, Frances Roche. year. Surviving are, beloved w1fe &: Sons; Ltd., c. A. Hubley Ltd., , IHehad- tThen ~ v.·ives 10 Had on ·• Buy what you want when you wan! -~~ ..- .. ·. ~larilyn O'Keefe, Janet Tipton, Jean, 1 sister, Vera (Mrs. Maur· The Hickman Motors Ltd., 8 . Constance Ronayne, Mary Com- Icc Renwick) and 1 brother, Woodstock Sales & Service, : 12Reglon . 11 Was Indebted ~ S:S Primitive 16 Thinks :· ~~ Automatic life insur'a,nce protects your in~est· W. I M · er(ord, Barbara Myler, Joan Alan, both residing in England. Herbert G. Barnes, Gladys' 1 20 litent. Take advanfoge· of Canada's most used Et~ Wall!s. The remains are resting at Car u wnt :!:rmat ao Flddllllc .C5Mongol i-··' ·.· Merit _ Barbara Sloan. nell's Funeral Home, 28 C h. Beauty Shoppe, Guardian Ltd., i:: time purchase. plan. ~ • Reg. T; Morgan Insurance Ltd., ID Small 2%Ciamps Roman 46C!O)' P monke11 24 He also IC"ffd Sl Fornm-IJ' f7Above ~.. · ass - Carla O'Keefe, JJiane rane Street. The funeral will Allied Construction, Monty Dls- 48 :aJh1ka1 _, .. _------.:.:D:.:e:.::la:n:::ey:_:•_:D:c:b:or:_::a:_::b~P~e::n~n:ey~.-- take place this Wednesday morn 17 Before as - 33 Ascend~ YOUNGSTOWN !ng at 11.15 to St. Th ; tributing Co., Mr. L. C. Mews, 18 Slumber pmldmt l!5 Builds 10 Short 111Ja!Se. omas Mr. Eric W. Noel (Real Estate), 18 went bT m 25 ~aln 40 .Apperel 61 Ower iJroplli Anglican Church. Interment Lelllarchant Drug Store (per 21 Hindu .cod 2B German dl7 43 Spanlah 52WlDe cups VALUE .. :SINKS at the Mount Pleasant Ceme- Mr. F. Janes), l\lr. and Mrs. C. 2SSalnte (ab.) 28 Dl'opQ' d:lmatilt 55Becinner t cry. (N o fl owers bY request ) · Davis Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thistle ::M Forfi\IIU'd SEE -THEM ·TO-DAY Meteoro·lagy Course TOOTON-Died at the Gen ' ' :1'1 Egyptlall rivtr r.-'=-'II:""Tr-1 ;· etal Hospital on July 26th. Dr. A. M. Taylor. 28Melody .,. • Larse riiOm, bowl Francis Tooton (Peddle), Lea~: $9.50-Browning Harvey Ltd. DHardel ing to mourn three dau~hten, (Employees). , • 3U\Iont • Sp~cletii ·c!ralnboard. pro!OII!Id Attracts Young Mrs. John M. Facey of this $9.00-F. Ill. 0 Leary Ltd. HSbadeo!m -~ Larae atorap .co.. Men City; Mrs. H. Benne, and l\lrs (Employees). 3'111lsbbl partment. · James Dixon of 1\lontreal. Als~ $8.75-Tooton's Ltd. (Em· J8 Sheep (pl.) TORONT~' ,(.CPI - A three· Observations of up p e I' air one sister, Mrs. W. H. Condon ployees). 38Identl~ 12 tnche~ ~wide;· .. month cou~ ·. In the science .of weather conditions are carried fl Neptlve word weather forecasting Is providing out with the use of large bal· of the city. Funeral on Thurs. $8.00--Canada Post OfCice day from the residence of her (Employees). 4:1 !JnCOillltmd LOW,· . L

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