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Vol. .54. No. 70 • ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1'957 (Price 5 cents) Nova Motors Ltd. .. . Charles Hutton &Son•

he re- ueen Will Be Asked DS t. aurent n icates e era Visit Canada -First cks Canada, who allended the feela "quite atrong!y" thl\ the I e·.. l!·~r·' 1 · rrr•a Starr Writer Imuda talks between the Can~dian meetin11 ahould be In London. n·e ra 1.,11 . ~·r 1-Prime Mlnlster prime minister and l'rlme Min·, "He (Mr. Macmillan) u com. • .., .. r.:, ~omple~lon ahow ; Isler Macmill~n of Britain. · munlcalinJI with the other prime· ------ection et or une ·.,. f:.•m tw' rla~·s In Ber.' Questioned by reporters about mlnlsb~rs. From the preliminary • · ·, 1\'r:lne•dl\' that the the Qt:·~~n's travelling plan~ and reaction It would aeem that tt " ·,, 1 • ~~d to· mJke Can. the p~ssibllity of a prime' minis!· would be moat convenient for the ;:,: .· l' !n ~n)· Sorth Am· en' cMr~rcnce he uld: , largest number for It to be held ~ •• ,·: r:an' ,he has for, "It wUI he recommended by the In early summer." 11 Commons Closes • 1 United Kln~dom government to: He said that Prime Minister .. · ,co•.mcd that a Com H~r Majesty that If she comes i Macmillan f.eels tllat at the London If· ' mini•tcn' con. across the Atlantic thi! year 1he 1 meeting the \eaden "should , .,, b~ held 1n ' 'ndon i should \'l!lt here first. It could be range for a 1ystem Clf holdlnga • .,.,•r and th~l the possl- 1 just a !hoM vl'!t ~n1 !hP co11ld go these meetlnJI& In other countries ·,, ,., ''1\ ~u~h con!erencrs i from here to the United StRte.•,": o/ the Commonwealth.'' In Near Future ., ".·: -.... '"'~~ in the nthrr 1 he uld. Of the Bermuda meetings he ..· · ·• C.•mmoniiNl\h, In! To 51\~gc,tlons thRt a conrP.r· !aid the projected European com. · • · ~ enr•• of ·prime m!nl:trrs Ia pend. mon market and Its possible ef. •OTTAWA (CP) - Prime Minister St. Laurent . ·' ~"~d h!nh. too. that In~. he said: fects upon Canada were discussed . clearly indicated Wednesday he plans to call a . · ·· ·; ~~n~r.;l eledlom "There prob3bly will be a An~leties Canada had were antic!- •.':cr. prime mlnl~tPrl' cnnreronce. 'Rut pAI••d by the United Kingdom. June general election...... , , """' -~·- was ercom the prime m:nl•ter or til" lTn!'P.d The common market could be Returning to the Commons from his Bermuda · •. T-·"o '·h',tcr H~we, • Kln2tlom w~nt, It to be ~.·•ld th\• U!Cd to expand trade both within ' ... , ···<=···~ Pc~r-, lim~ in L~nrlnn." ~nd oul!ide the area, or It could meeting with British Prime Minister Macmillan, . '·' , ·'lr r.c·"r". l "· ' L~ter In 1h• rommo~• ~!1·. !it hP U.1ed lo restrict ll'ade to the .. - • :1 c "' .,.,:,.;onpr In' l.aur~ni said that ~~~. ~!~rmlllRn: area, e~cludln11 fo!'elgn suppliers. he said the Commons will not sit more than two or three Saturdays after next Saturday. And he also spoke of 11dissolution of Parlia· ORKS PLANT: ment" - the formal winding up of the current Parliament, elected August 10, 1953, for a new e1ection. Die In Explosion Mr. St. Laurent gave no indication of the :-,, •'lTY ;API-Tv.'o ex. levell~d or dJma~td b~ti\din~~ f,,.· Pollee, firemen and ambulJnce ~· a~Jrt in fire· a block around, anu sha!lered win- drivers were cauaht In the aecond exact date. However, elections must be held on <"RIPT ., :; ,,,r, a · 1:,: \\'~;inc· :Jy ki:led or dOW! In the nearby in!•!rnatlonal eXplosion I5·mlnu~s later. At least a Monday and the only two June Mondays pos· . •:.•:rl ,,! pen~ns. The airport terminal. !three firemen and a \·atflc pollee­ • ,, "'' ;r t'·~ ~irport about! A crater nearly 100 reet long and~ man died In the aecond blaet, Lt.­ sible are June 10th and 17th. .), !c 'm :hr c~ntre of the, 30 feet deep was le!t. • Col. Rafael Garcia Eaparza, II· A June 3 date would require 1 ~------·------1 The factory was located on the ahtant !Ire chief, wu aeverly ln- enumeration of voters to take : more than two or three !!AWl'· ~ .. ;Yrr "H compounded edge of a poor residential district jured b~t kept shouting orders to place during Holy Week. June 24: days" alter next Saturd~~·. Ht • 1 ,,,,.,~, m~nn~ in to help~ called Colonia Federal. rescuera although barely. able to is a provincial holiday In Quebec . said he will dhcu 15 with lea d!r.l ,,, 1,_. f:r<',. bla!t were: BODIES SCA'I'I'ERED move. the feast of St. Jean·Baptlste. · of opposition parties the mann~r . :., 1 ~, · 1 rco~d. 1 Buse, a.nd truck a moving on the Bodle~ of victims ~re torn end He spoke as the Commons de·· In which the we!hre !ncreuu . · · 1 Mexico C1ty • Puebh hiGhway ~- hurled by the explosion force Into bated and approved his motion! cou!:l oe implemented "before · ·1:> rt• •Jict H were killed side the airport were rocked. Fift· trees and onto the adjoining rail­ that the House sit next Sab.Jrday. : the~~ Ia dissolution of Parlh· ": •rr1. p,,iice 1\'ednesda)'' een Injured were taken from one way for about 7!10 feet. Opposition Leader Diefenbaker: ment." .; ,j '" h,rl:~~ ''ere recov-: bus badly twisted by the blast. Thou11nd1 oi eurlous erowded asked whether the governm'!nt I Although the prime mlnl!ter '''J' Jn o! ~~-~ injured were Police nld larse quantities of Into the area. plans to introduce legislation this , spoke of two or three ~turdaya :' ~ :n cr:Lcal condition and powder and dynamite had ~en Red Crou and Green Crosa am· session to Implement the lncreues )after llf::rl Saturday, It, appun " stored In the buUdlng. "I:he fint bulances and private automobiles In wei! are payments, announc-ed i certain there could be 110 mort HOI.LYWOOD, Cai...,.Eva Marie Saint and her two-year-o1d ~on, Darrell, are ERS \:••: 11r•ck•.d \he facto!")', blut oc<:urred about noon. l!arttd the wt!Ul!ded to hoapltah. In \he budget to take etfect this~· than two, ·That would ta'K.e tilt shown on thf! set of "A Hatful Of Rain'' at 20th Century Fox Studios when the summer. Comm0111 up to April lJ, tilt S&\o ~ICH youngster came to see his mother work for the first time. She ill the wife of Stanley Knowles, CCF whlp. urday bef--Federat budaet I propoaed payments by the Alberta she uld the taxpayer ahoold be ·------~ ond lo taxpay_ers w,re do-\ Social Credit sovermmnt of ~11,- charged Interest 011 tlle addltlonal, ~~ L\p Comm0111 Wednea- • 000,000 In only from TEAMSTERS UNION: I! l.'llaU a1 to make ooe' persona resident In the province aessment. not 11 now from the, t ·.29 !;;:,tber the~ were ser-~fl~~~/~~~r:o~dm~et~aa~a~~~ gov.lor~;~·~::;;n~:~~r~~ budget y omes IC. : ro ems Beck Charged :1 !"rt~ermore, continued ernment wants to get Its finger 'n I for Its announcement that trans- I .. n~ Fairclough ( PC-Ham- I the pie, .. aald Mr. Hansell. He IS· portatlon problems of. the Atlantic I it•''. inc rea! e s Clf S8' tlmated that application of In' I provinces wlll be studied and for By FRASER WIGHTON 1 retary R. A. Blltler abOut the! are Just asking questions which; Jf i" c · p~nliOn! for the old· I come tax to the dividends ···ould the federal offer to anlst Nova LONDON (Reuters) - Prime' strike and Cyprus. i are just arriving at a very import. '' 0nte mp t $2,000,000 Ar ro ga nt ' · rliublerl and others•! brlnJI about Into the fed· Scotia and New Brunswick bulid Mlnl1ter Macmlllan flew home i ~lacmillan scheduled a cabinet' ant point. We shall have to walt, 1 :n the budget wouldn't era! treasury fOr this year. steam power plants and transmls· from Bermuda Wednesday to face meeting for today to report on his; to seoe the answers." I '·11•n half a loaf." I Mrs, Fairclough also urged the &ion lines In and between the two a snowballlng industrial strike and i Pmmuda talks and dlscus1 terms! When a reporter sUggested that !•c~. l think It wo•·!d be: iOl•~rnment to allow deduction provinces. a critical decision on the Cyprus; for the release ol. Archbishop Ma.: U.S. policy seemed to be based By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL I said It might Incriminate him to 'I :h~ p,int lo say Ibis hI from taxable Income of payment• Oppoaitlon ~mbera had aug. dispute. 1karlos, exiled leader of Cyprus' too much on United Nations deci·: . say whether he used $9.68 of union >I hreatl.'' Imade by a husband to his wife lleated that th. Gordon "conomlc During his eight • day absencoe' unlon·wlth-Greece movement. A slons, ~Ia em Ulan replied: "That I W~HINGTON (AP) - Team. money tn buy five r!ozen diapers . .\ R L'Jt know whether !nr ~lr. Harris' docu· qualified. Courts had Interpreted' ~ted Chlgneeto canal to connect possibllltles, It would provide a A reporter asked: "Is President, would have to spend years and I 11\S!Sted, to say whether he bo~-: Beck's refusal to answer ques- 1''~ .. the word to mean taxpayers were Northumberland Stralt with the valuable inland waterway should Eisenhower prepared to b"!t tough lmmen~ sums on development rowed $200,000 through two bus!· tions constituted "actionable COD· 1 • ~ PIF. IUllty of misrepresentation when Bay of FW!dy In Nova Scotia. 1 war ever come with Russia, he with (Egyptian President) Nas. and research and still be five or ness !irms to re.lensih. the umon tempt" of Congress - punishable . ·: lack. Rev. E. G. the mistake was made Innocently. Aside from Its obvloua ahlpplnll said. ser?" six years behind the date that Am· treasury after fe~ral 1ncome tax upon conviction by a fiDe and .,, -'ladeodl directed This poniblllty ahould b! avoided. Macmlllan replied: "Now you erlcan production prove 5 to he." agents got on his trail. He also one.year Jail tenn. 'lr. were The youths also carried a str~w- and Helpers of America. · l!~>:s\m! umons luued 1 five-per·cent boost. The employee: dren, the YOW!Jieat five months pounds, the victims were his 45- More thim 50 policeman, fearful from the University of Montreal' filled effigy of Mr. Gordon, wh1~h And, he aald, tn his op!nloa ~I order Wednesday to representative, then cut their de. old, periiMd In a fire that s~pt year.()Jd wife and too chUdren of:1 vthat the demonstration would.) and Ecole Polytechnlque. they tnre to ~h~ds and l~ft m Beck has shown "utter contempt nilre than $320,000 frOm ~n()U 1 con•equencu "aot ADAMS' CASE• the Teamsters union and that ~rni~ally, but also by Ia· • there lJ no evidence of Ita bei··.

• d&J ahead of tch" contended that when the complete :~:,~:~~~~~::a~~:8 'Cial·m .o·rugs Kl.lle'd w·.ealthy" Wl·dow :::v:~~f~~~BI~V~~B~~ mnuda and lmmld.l· story h brou~ht out - and be into conftrenee with thlnkJ It will be Ia court because . l'j R. A, Butler Oil In b of hlJ llli:Dme taz troubles-he will liluatlo11. A formal eab- lr BDDY GIUIOII '11111 da.malliJIII evidti!CI, liveD had 011 Mnm Morrell. 1 1 1950. fashioned 111ft collar, stared at morphia and 31'.1 gra s Clf eroln. be eltonerated. wa1 called for todar. LONDON (AP) - An emlnlllt Ia a aoft.lpollen, bedlldt manner MADE H'ER ADDICT R R Defence COI!llsel have empha- the celllng fr001 his straight· "What effect would the!~!! mu. He said he had been In tile . td. atartad tht!r medical man atanered Dr, John 011 !.be alJihth day ol Adama' trial S'Addlctlpn,' replied Dnn Douthd alzed these re<:Qrdt are the "true bacli'Cd chair In the prisoner's slve doses ol drugs have on a trade union movement 40 Of bla diu 110, hlltla1 m.ajor BodtiA ,Jiadama Wednta!Sar by oa charJIBI of drullllnll Ia death a waite, "It made her addicted to record.!" of U!e treatment oi the dock. His face was flushed crlm- semi-paralyzed lady 01. 81?" asked 6Z years and hadn't done 1 ~lnl[lt work In rver, Jlrd Ia bl'~Dd~Dtr the pbyaleiln'alrei.Ullent rlcll widow, Procluced an electric thoH druga, It created a craving eccentric widow who left an es son and a vein stood out oil his Sir Reginald. thing whleb 1n hla mind wn The ID&lDWriDI llD- ol. a rieb patient ... a deliberate tffeet Ia the packed courtroom. 011 her part for them.'' \ tate of more than $400,000, broad fOrehead. "1 believe they would have pro- W!"ODf. al:111ut ud lftort 110 ldll her. . Adams' wide mouth f1091Jed open Dr, Douthwaite Ia ~enlor pbya. "Having considered all the evl- "Were the amounts prescribed duced jer'ky spasma or convul- The Cl)lllmlttee 'bacnd up with •""'11flc~turill• plot, lilt A.Ked for h!a oplll1otl ol. the ma .... , red-robed Mr. Justice Devlln !clu at London'a famed Guy's dence," asked the attorneyg.en- from Nov, 8 to 12 sufficient to slons-and ultimate death," re- botog•aphe!l r<7pl!~ rA ciiPque~ ever-wldenbll elr- alu do111 ot berollland mol'l!hine leaned forward • , • counsel for Hospital and former presldfl!lt oi aral, "can you think of any leg!. cause her death?" lnctl!red the at- plied Dr. Douthwalte. 1 and other documenu Its ~hnrl that " will maq Dill~ 1,· Adams prescribed for Mra, Ecllth the accuaed pb;valelan 1 o o ked tile London Medical Society, tim ate reason for the prescriptions torney.goeneral. Nll.r3e Caroline Randall earlier 'Reck nev!!r started puttln~r mone' .,,~btr 1 ldla bJ April 1. Allee Momn, Dr, Artbu: B. atu!IINtd, Dr.· Douthwalte uld he based his o! the amounts from Nov. 8 on- "Yes,'' said Dr. Douthwalte. . testified that Mrs. MorreU auf.~ bark Into the unlnn unlll After th~ . 1 --.o.~ crlrillally auld fer noutbwaite replied: Attorn., • General Sir Reginald coaclus!ona on the day • to . day wards of heroin and morphine?" The crown prosecutor called Dr.· fered such violent spum~ a few ;ntern 31 rei'Pntl~ "!'rvlce went \Iter . increa11 .frala lloCia '"''M aalr CO!Ielulion I can come Mlllllin~m d Bullet asked Drm nurses' records of the dmgs they "No." said' the medica! expeM.: n"uthll'~ite's Rttention to the hour! before her death that they. him In ~!arch 1 ~ 5 4. · ' I aad mu F law till-that tM bllelltioll '11'11 t1 ..r. Dootl!wallt what effect continued gav, Mra. ~!O!"l'2!1 from the sum. ADA~IR FLU.qHED 'n·1r'"'' report for :\•w. 12. Thi1, almo.1t jPrkerl her oiJt of bed. I ' laaplor..... INt a..t. lllr !A." ~ o1. m.orpblne and heroin mtr o1. 1KS to ber death Nov. 13, . Adams, a h'J&e man In an oldi be said, showed two gr$5 cfl (Continued en page 14) (Continued on l'lit U) _j

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.. •' I ....~ r------~----1, I· No :Unemployment lnsuran ay ews Letter For ·Fishermen , By' J. McGREGOR the fish\?rmen in Canada are I Reglstratla I DINctor, Insurance Branch, wage-earners, the remaining A fish buyer w;10 " 1 Unrmployment Insurance Com- ~3% belna either eharomen or II r~l2 of an employer ol y Boxes mlaslon, OttAwa. lone workers. In addition, their Will be requirfd to SPA.~IARO'S BAY, March 2rr-- Many employers In the fishing statui, from wa~:e·earner to I s11ch at his nearest lo 1 I People In The News-, When the Public Buildlnl was Industry have a eomprehensive 1llare man or to lone worker, I Upon registering he e~l ' SPANIARD'S lAY, March 28- brre' with Mr. and Mrs. Hmy erected In 1913 It wu considered knowledge o! unemployment In- and vice versa, changes fre- sued a special 1 jl·~nc; 1 Jl.ra. Clifford Borden, the former Oake. one Df the finest of its kind. On suran~ &5 It exista In Canada. quently. Obviously, as is done chase unemplurment . to MiA Una Hutchln&J, !rom Hamil· the ground floor were houud the having insured their plant and under rer~ular unemployment "fishlni'' stamps. If he ton. Ontario, Ia presentb- tlD 1 villi Mr. and Mra. William Purt~r Court Room,. customs Ofllce and oftlce ataffl for a number of insurance, would not aolve but ready registered 85 an here with Iter llrother Mr. Dewey and family from St. Juhn'a apDnt Post O!tice with waiting room; years. There are others, how· rather accentuate th~ problem. , ln reapect of his plant or I ,, HuteiiiDIJ. !be •Ill a liD ' apend . Jut weekend hore with ~Ira. JM>­ the upper llat provided 1pac!ous ever, fWho wil1 auume the role It was I choice, tberefore, of in-~ employees, he must JoOIIIe time witlt her other brother : ert Porter. living quarters for the resident of employer, with the inclusion surinil all or none. Moreover, as register again as 1 l ~lr. E. w. Hu&rhln•• 111 st. John'•· 'I policeman. Since Confederation of fishermen, for the first time many fishermen work In other I player ao that this lpeciJl -- Mr. and Mr!. James Ro11c of there has been a Jaw·abiding com- on 1 April. To these latter, in•urzd emplo)lments, such as I mar be l~sued to hirn :llr. anrt Yn. Gordon Piercey Hc~rt's Content are pres~n:1.v munity for there i! not enough therefore, a brief ruume of the lumberlni and lollglni, I~ ~as I The employer w111 ·be from St. John'• 1prnt Bunda)' here spentlini a hollrtay hrre with ~r business here !or magistrates to pr~aent Insurance plan will be nece5sary, ln bringing f11hmg, 1lble also for 1eeing tilat "Ofith ~{u. Piercey'• parenU, llr. Rowe'& Aister, llr~. Har.-y Sh~p­ ~ome h and hold court. So few arc helpful 81 an Indication or the Into the scbeme to emure that : fisherman ·rith w:1um 1 and Mr.. WUU.am Jewer. pard. Th@ Rowe~ ;·,,pnl thP wi1.tr~ the lmporh that a CuBtoms office premise upon which the plan I contributions •a! ned. therefrom, ls registered as an n Oun~llle. hu lonfl been abollshed. There for insurlnl fithennen '11'18 · would be fnte1rat1d with auch son unless he llht I ~n. L. R. Murrin returned remalna only the post office and ba~ell. i other contributions as fisher· 1 ran product eridene frorn the r.ncr HoApllal on Wed· I Mrs. Kenneth 1\cil n•t11rncd that Is, like the o!d grey .mar~, Unemployment ln~uranee M-! men mil(ht acquire. I his insuran~~ book. ~·r ncJdJ~· \l~t v•etk /relinl much bet·. lrL'o\ ~I. ,l~illl'A on W~·! iC.,da~· l:ol· not what it used to be-elen lf qan in canada on 1 July, 1141.1 Another problem was the diff1 employment in;uram-~ t', trr. • lo11·is,i :. holitlay spent .. ith rcla· the volume of mal~ is at least_ ten ; Tt is a tri-partite schemf, with I ~ulty of detuminlnlt who Is the lion card, that he is tll·ea ill ~t. John'!. times that of, IB)' twenty ) ehars the employer and tMJ)Ioy~ Mn-J emt>Joyer. As the lone fisherman 1 regi!lercd. ~lr.' and Mrs. Norman Chipman ago. But twenty )'ears ago we ad , d h I letter boxes now we have not ' tributlng equal (nare~ an t e 1 and the sharemen In many cas~s., Rec d I •ho .-fnt to St. John's on Friday 1 tlie lette~ bo,.;es were rem~ved ! government addinl 20""• theN!·\ has no employer, we had to d-e- : Besides rc, ;.' . lu1 returned on ~londay ol this 1 "·rrk. While in town Ill!)' •ere when tht building wu renovated i to. Tbe government also bears\' dgnale t~e flr~t buyer of the and !nsuranc~eor n~ :1~be;n~ 1 the 1JUC'1S of their &on·ln·law and about ten yean ago because very · the entire costs Of admlnl~ra· fl~an 5 catch 18 hi~ ~m· · risherman in resp!et or dauchter, llr. and Mrs. Wllllam f~w paid rental! for them. As 8 I tlon so that the contrlbutions 1 player. responsible for m&ktnl!: tish h dcliYered. lht Butt. matter of fact \'~ry few had keys are U!ed solely for tht payment, the nui~ite cootrrbutlon!. ; is rcuired to record. . -- 1 SPANlARD'S BAY, March 25- available for them. Letter boxes, o! benefit . Accordingly, at the 1958 se11- Ia) the date 01 e h J:n. Laura Hl1cock from l!t. · congratulatlona are ntended to like telephones, newspapers, rad~os Allmlnlsterlnr; the Unemploy- slon of Parliament, the Unem- here earnings ar ac Jo~n·• arrived from St. John'• on j Mr. John Butt whose birthday was and cars are not considered a ment Insuran~e Act !! a Commit- ployment Insurance Act wu deli\'erles) t Frida>· on an extended \'Ill! with on Wednesdav, March 27. Best luxury for a few with ready cash. slon cot!~l~tlnl o! tne Chairman, amended to authorize the Com- lb) the ~·mount aid hrr dauJhter, Mn. E. H. Volley, wiahea from Kellh. The11 thinga are lut becoming Cvl. J. G. Biuon: a represent&· mll!lon to make !'2&UlatlonB, au!). ed to each / h or 11 neceultles for nearly everyone. tlve of employeH, Mr. It J · ject to the aprroval of tbe Gov- whether this I! !rmln ~lr. and Mrs. Arthur Chipman On' Wednesday allo Gordon There la really nothing wrong with Tallon; and a repre~entative of ernor-ln·Counci so u to pro- earnings gron or arm·rd frtllll Grand Falla on Wed· Sheppard hnd a birthds)'. Greet­ at&ndlng ln l!na waiting to be employers, ~{r. C. A. L. Murcbl· vide unemployment lnsuran~e lor (c) th~ kinds and q ncsday Jut to apcnd their annual lni• come from Mom, Dad, Gall served at the mall wicket but Jt son. The Commi!l.!!lon, thus com- fishermen. !l!h dellvered lonly wher ur~tlnn hrre with Mr. Harvey and Wa)·ne. can be vtry trying ln a place posed II ever conscious of its Bringing In the lone fismr- dh·isor Is used to 1 1 Chipman. Arthur Is employed at 1 where atnoking Ia prohibited and respo~s!billty of the three In· man and designating the buyer I' tributions) ca eu Ill she plper town wllh the CNR. Beverley Lynn Yetman hopes where talking Is not encouraged t~rl!rts eoncerned h , 1 , ti 1 (d) th ' that her Nanny, Mrs. (Capt.) Sel· for aenslble reuona There are · 1 aa t e emp oyer are en re Y e amount o! Visltin- Mr. and Mrs. Robert by Yetman •pent a very h timet when It Is lmp~sslble to pick The ultimate aim of the P an new departure• in the field of! ment ln!urance ~ductions te'·mour hm on Sun~ay wm Mr bi thd W d d Mapph SPANIARD'S BAY M h Th up llllli for eumple during lunch Is to pay unemployment insur- unemployment Insurance. The I (e) the period lor which' and )ln. Ch~!ley vau 1han and l27r a:; on e nes a:;, arc l , arc 25- e marriage of Louise, hour, a~d uaually arter five in the ance benefit to tbou entitlt4 to vety hct that these method&, lngs are payable. ~r. Jnd Mn. Bert se~·mour from • ___ daughter of Mr. Norman and the IRte Mrs, Coombs of i arternoon. certainly 111)body In his receive It and who art unable to have bel!n hit'lmto untried, 1 The empl~yer mu.1t 1lso St. John'•· Affilmpan~·lnl them 1 ~lisA ~lm· ~lurrln eelebrates Upper Island Cove, to Chal'les son of Mr. and Mr Geo tt I right senses eould bllme this on obtain aultable ernplo:rrnen~: mHns that "'e mu~ ehart a, on me ~t·t_am nt11er mords ~erP ~lr. And ~lr•. William Yet-, htr blrthd~)· on Thutsna~·. ~larch: . . . , . ,' . . 5' rC,e the postmuter who hu to handle Benefit !Is a mean1 of indemnlf> new course, and thJB wlll prt- u the dupllc_atcs of 11! r!q~i man from Gander. ! 28 , and hr.r hnsts ol friend~ wi!h • S. Smtth of Btshop s Co\ e, was solemntzed m St. Peter 8 mall for four post olflees (Span-) !nil a worker for losl BU8tained 1ent many problem~ to buyer~.! forms 1110wmg purchm ------1 her a happy onP. . Churrh, Upper Island Covl!, on Saturday, December 22. lard'& Bay, Upptr , Island cove, through involuntary unemploy- employees and t~ Commis~!on s employment msur~nc• "~'- fr. Hi~ro h~ptlzt~ th~ In- ___ Rei'. H. M. Batten performed the cere-mon Blahop'a Cov~ and Tilton). And; ment. It ls Important to !'fmem· .rtaff. But so Ions as tht related • These re~ords must be 1 hnt d~u 1 ht~r nl ~lr. and ~lrl. I Conaratulations Ar@ ~~ltnrlerl to ______. ___ ~ ______y, r~cell'lnf, auorting and delivering 1ber that tho8e who can qual!fy problems are vlewell, by all eon- a mmlmum of ll1.rf'-l 1·m1 Witham Sul!ii·An hrre on Sunday. ~Ir. \I'Allare ~lurrin whn i~ now· mall Ia only one a! his JObs. He lnr bPneflt r~elvt lt a8 a _matter cerned, in tne proper light and, . Aud1h 1 Tllf bab~ ·• namt 1~ Ro!llle ra. with th~ RCAF ftnd who~e birth· · Jl L ft d CJ ) s • must 1ell and cHh post office or- of ri~ht. It l! ne1ther rehef nor are tackled in the right spirit, · From t1me to t1mr t~1 tric:J. Htr (!ndpalrnl~ are Mr. dal· l! on Thtmdal'. t' lOUSe I e lUre 1 ervtces dm, receive and lend telegrams, ·~~l~tanee, an11 tho! fln&nclftlJ solutlOM will be round. The' mission"s autL~ers ~ill I".· and ~ln. William Whalen. \ ' __·_ · . F • lake eare of numHoua ~-O.D. neM Of the elalmant playa no i cooperation that hAs been re-i players. 'l'i1e a11J:to(; · ------. . \!r, Frtrl :-irll cel~hral~l hi~: ~rom Foundatton p~ckage! and reRistm~ mall. It part in !!. I ceived !n the past from ~mp!Oy-. of coum. to tmurr till I ' 'lr. ~nrl ~~~~- t:ll fritch II/ h1rth~a.1' on Thur,da)' Rl~o. lhppj' , , II ind~ed a full tim~ Job lor one It il e\"ld~nt that, w!th the In- I trs ~1\'I"J thP Commission evuv i uirem~nt! nf 1:1~ p!1n rn~ndHh IANf lhr ~ue~t~ ~~ ~lr. birthdAy, Dadd)", from L'laude. - ~PA:'\JAIIO ~ !lAY, March 25-- ·man, and we dareuy, at times, terests of three parti5 involved, confidence t11at thl.l s~me ctr: properly met Contrary to and 'Irs. Harr~· Bllhop hl"re on 1 SP.\:'\IARD'S BAY, ~l~rch 2~- A~GLI'I:AS ! lull of h~adar.ha His .work "'auld tbe co-operation of employers ~ration will be forthcoming, spread br'ief. howe1er. h1 ~unda). i Mn. C:. Fr!d !imilh will ha1·r The sri" PIC frost or the winter j11~1 .: · ' I b~ eased constderably 1f he would and employets and particularly ln the fulltst de11ree from til~! another equal I.' impo:1a~t -- 1 hlrthda~· nn Frlda,r, ~IRrch ~0.' O\W and the abundance or Whirr I . (f'ourth SuDday tn I.ent) Idlsp~se of even 1 portion o! the ot their various organizations Ill memben of the Fisherles Coun- 'make the acqu~mtance or \'h1tln• ~lr. and ~lrs. Arthur 1and best wlshe! lor happlllC!!' let loose b)' the spring thaw have Rector, Rev. L'anon T. E. Loder. mail by means o! letter boxe!, ~he an Hsential element in making ell. I ployer who ha! m• Gardner here on Sunda)· were Mr. i come her way lrnm her son Bo)'d been the topic ol convcrs~tion~. Holy Redeemer Church, public, eoul~ get better 1etv1ce the plan work. Fortunately, this In 1 article of this length It or misinterpreted t!1e · and ).Ira. James LeGrow, Mr. and' and herdaughter Bernice. late!)·; but u cruel u one hn Holy Redeemer Church, Span· and Canada Po•t Olfice would co-operation hu always existed ia not npossible to deal with th~ lions. Tlle employ!r ~ra. Do~ Lf.Grow and Mr. and Mra. -- been and dl vex1n~ u the other lprd's Bay---a.so a.m., Holy Com· benefit from rentals. to a remarkable degree. The details of the plan _ details hesitate, the!\'fore, to brinl Fred "halen !rom Baullne, II Jtelth, O!ane, Jeanette and Is, nellh.er ha. bePn relponslble munion; 11 a.m. Matins and Ser- A letter box, lor many people, C mmlssion recofllizea the lne• hi h -11 be contained In rna- problems to him. nre also ~tr. and Mr1. Ted Moore Glenya send best wishes for a for movmg Mr. Lew!~ Drover's man· 215 P m 'sunday School· 7 Ia a neceulty. Can we have this tio bl ··alut of thia -rtntr- 1 ~ ... ~ tll'lb a 1. d to all per· La cal Offi~u from l!t John's h bi thda · 1 lh ir Aunt house from Its f u • tl Th ' · · '' • nrvlce rt!tored' rna 1 ' ,... ..,,..1 0 e upp le Th•re ar•. som• "OO ~ · · appy r ) 0 e 0 n•• ~ on. e p.m. Even!ong and Sermon. · -'-1 d 1 rel"'ng on itll eontl.n· ... d lth the in ur- < < < • 1 ~ 11 Annie at Gander whose birthday Idea waa his and the force hu· ' • 11 P an s 3' h toni eonneo.ae " s Rll fri~nd• here wlll be sorry Is on Saturday, March 30. man. All Saints' Church, Tllton-3 Attends Gm"des uance when the plan for fll ar- an~ of fhhermtn. The follow- ees ofcthe Un~mplloymt!ndt In ~nnw th~t "r. H. William The house wu llfec! and moved p.m., Evenaoni and Sermon. men Ia launched. lng paragrapbs are confined, ance omm1ss•on ou' "\o•rwnr:hv nl Gr~nrt Fall~ w~s about sixty feet from Ita pruent · Tht quHtion o~ brin1ln1 fllh· therefore, to a litatement of tht the country. lt is •ith ~h:l:rrl tn. rntcr llntw~nd Hnl~i-. ClH~ncr Rut! will have • birth· foundation to a better aile by Conference eonrien. under the unemployrtlent ll!lltr&l principles that apply. offices in fishin~ t•l l;~•l "rrk. btr.loyer, the flnt buyer of the 1u he can but, 11 for !omt \lr. Robert l"irll returned tu htl 11 usuRI. too but lt Ia rrattfylnl to know mlttee meetlnp and the annual The main difficulty, IIUitel eateh .-111 be. the employer. son, he is prel'ented from ~ nrlt at Ar1ent!a on Mondsy fol· Mr. Gordon Pike had hl• 19th. The times In which we are liv· that when then II a Job to be ' meetlnl of the Girl Guides AJ- 1\!)art from thlt of admlnlstn-1 . Unl1er regular u~mp!oy- . ao at an early datr .. the 1 lo.-inl a week'a sick lea1·e, 1 birthday on Monday at Port Har· done there are plenty o! willing aoelstloll, Provincial Council. tlon. Is the faet that only 'f~ of 1 n ent Insurance t~ote urnin~ !n er should takt t'l~ riaon whtr~ he II employed b)' the Mrs. Ha)·ward Fcy'a birthday Ihanda arOUnd to aulit. Commun· 1 ettl!«ll. of 54 eo(! per yrar are gen- Our loe~l nlhC\'' m 'Nn Nrllle relf)' nf 8t. Jl'hn'a 1Department ol Transport, Radio was on Monda)', March ~. Beat ily eo·aperation 11 one thing that ,;ally excapte!l, but thls tltC@fl- sen·e their rommun:li!~. l'-"'-·-''!1_l_ly_lllf'_n~ln;: R h_ol_ld~~__Eivl!lon. Wl!hcs from the family. we don't ever want ehanaM. 0ut Of The Past I t!on will not apply to fishermPn. staffs Will H'lltr 'II ------I . , 1 4. Earningl, on which the eon- obtalnlnl! th~ r ! tributions payable \\'ill be calcu-. nece!Sar)·. from hi~•"r 1 1 lated will bt the gross nlue o! tlea. :lforeor~r._ t~~;- a MEATLESS MEALS The "Great Tragady"-1885 • tha ~atth, leu ex~nses. When· p!ea~ed to •~::!l : . ! tht expemea are not known or ' get~ing !Uita!J:r ~ · SPANlARD'S BAY, March 2.~-! of Captain Jlobert Panonl, broth-' disclosed w the buyers, these their non·fl•hm~ onfl"!liOn'- 1 The gr~Rtest sea trRsedy lnl'ol•·irrofCaptalnAbramPar•on,.The:will be di!ttrmined at 30'.~ or ~n·ire ~~ f,·pp ~nrl inK peoplt or l'ol•y'a Point 1n1 • other membtrA of the ~rrw wPrP: lh &row l'alue of thr ~Btl' h. are uqtr~ tn m«k~ 111 11 u•r DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT the loss of the 1rhooner "Excel" i Thomu Chud, John Rou·h, Rob-: ~- Wlirrr. in tile 1·asr of ~hare· at Black !~ian~. nrar Gradr, on ert Roach, J~;~u I!.oarh and, n n 1111 ~hMI't diAtl'il>utiun i~ J1ear(s f.onl. tXtobrr II, 1BH~. with 1 luu ol SMmuel Dawe. ! ~~e ' r di..:!u~d w tilt huyer l abuul lwrnly - two men, women: lihorlly after li'M\'in& Trtplltr)" 1 l~~wn~lu value 'of tile .-atch .,-iti •nd rhlldrrn. Thrrr or four bO; nEK ' ' I, ship ~rted her chain• ant! waa were no aurvlvors. weeki in whleb 1I'Orlt wu done, · l ~ ~ driven uhore. Heavy 1eu be1an Other wuell of tilt rompaDY, a contribution will be lllY&ble On Wedne.lday , r. to rweep over the detkll and ao of dilfereat draft, ahl!tel! lhelr tor ueb aueh week, If there are Education ~l'eek St. Mar: 1 I the eas>taln or!!ered the rpan to baUut but wm1 fortunate tnOu&h 11.0 time re~orda, however, tht htld an Opel! Hnu!t snd l be tut awa)·. Tlte foremut, In fa!!· tD I'Ul'\ivl the atorm. Arnon1 wtelcl for whleh tontrlbutions !lumber of parents 1rd Ina. broke Into three Pltm; the them waa the "Hebe" (120 tonal ar payablt will bi dettrmintd ~~: ~l!pipold~~n~t~ai~:d,;~it the ' t&p af the malnmut lodR~d for a , In command of Captain Uward lly meana ef .. reiiCrlbed clivisora 'ld • 11 hll th h Ml I: M a..th of M A t " r room1 to 1Pe th~ chi rcn atllfl MliiiCft, ~ Uquid. !'lemeYe llcln from aalmon: SUet and melt ell.- in tbp 111 doubla hcQtr. IUtM bl2 taW.. w e 011 e a ore. u mma i ercer, •• er r. . . Met- bestd on the ltlnd an c!uafttlty in thtlr nell' ~chool and. to tf1a laka, e41ld crufftbl tlld .....U beaten •n To )i cull of 1P6on1 !our. Mil: Starlae with.apuafll& liquid; add. ta !Del* Jane :Roael! (afterwarl1a Mu. W. ! cer. She was ownei! b1 C. aM A. , of fllh aold to the buyer by tilt with the teacher~ and pup1\J. ulllleft llqul4 add Swlae an4 mix; add to aalii'IOII mixture, chette and blend well. SIJee tb• ...-, l"laet alternate la)'WII tit lt. Llttlej ohn), the only female · Dawe of :Bay !oberts. W!th hU\')1 · fllhtrman This wu the first timr al0111 With remaillllll lnll!ldienta. Tum inle buttered loaf pan ear and upua11ualn 1 quart ca.erole: *1011 1111eh la,..r with afurvlvor, with othera, aougltt re- sea runnln11 the "Hebe'' wu 7 Stam~s JPeclally marked pa~nts had bfrn able to 1P1Irnil'l\lttly 7H • 1 ~!i • 1 3", amoothllll lllp. Plaet In p,an pepper 111d ta!t. Pour aauee fi'Pflf tdletO!t; tap with bu\W'td. ur;e from the ana by rtandinl thrown o1•er on her beam enda, · ' .. _ " of het wattr, and bake ln lllodNttely bet oven (375 F.) crumbl. Bake In moclentt Ofttl (J6G'F.) abo11& 20 lllillvtte. Ill the bat~hwar. She ael%ed the but the cnw went into her hold (and on!.? the•e ~tampa), will "" pupils at work in thrlr nrw for 40 min"'- Mallet 4 •rvlnaa. O'PPOrtunlty to ueape by quickly and ahl!ted the ballaat and the uatd fOr flahlnl eontrlbutlonl They wm Indeed ptmed jumplnll on the apar afld ualng it ship riehted a1aln. Tl!tll i\lrnpa will bt of the ,.mt that work In au~h u a brld&e to reaeh the land. Thb htppened three times, and dtiiOmlnatlona •• tbt reiUltr ciamooms should be I Tl!ere 1he clun1 to the ro<:ln and the aldpper who had betft thirty· .ltiDIPI, ttt purpoA ef •~Ill· PERSONAL -• u kelp In the raging au until ahe a! xhour& at the wheel deelded to lJ mlrklnt tbtm btln11·to elllblt Greetln1s are extend ... wu 11ranetl to nlety by Mr. run for Trepauey. There the ua to !dentlfJ 1 fhhermu 11 Annie sooler, now residlnl Stephen Russell who Wll on the Cfelf •ecured the ballut, made lhl IUeh when he maket • claim for John'l, who celebrated _M; • h ore. Thi~ br&ve wr~m!n had just necessary repairs and tht lhlp '-=ne fi t. Th e s•·... mt>l " til ..."'"' lh.-.. aay• on M~rth 24. Gr!r!ln.srl reached the shore when the ~par &ailed for Sydney whrre the altip- tllned at Pott OfflceK on pro- from her broth~; ~hn It Sir. 1 broke, carrying aw~y with it two per was instructed to make en- ducHon of a llctnce, Issued by . Mr. an~ Mr.<. cnr r · · men, William Batten and Abram quirie~ about the "l'i". P. Chri~tian" lh-r Commi~sion and marked Htart.1 Control. r't STARlAC of Mnrgan whn were attcmptin~ the Nothing was el'er heard of hrr ''Fishing." The use meter~ for Con~:ntul!tiPn\~~r ~a me me~M ol .~scape. The caplai:l and her In~~ ca't a eloom over recordinr flshinll contributions .1 M.r. ~nrl ~!r!. Cor ~th And leveral member~ n!. hi~ fam· Cnlcy'3 Point where th! famili~s wUI not bt permitted. i w1ll r~!ebr' 1 ' lhr , 00 1 i!y were lost. A compl~te list ol of the· crew !il'td. 11. Paym~nt of benefit will be, of thm wec\dln~r 11. St. thnAe !oat ia Mt avai!Ahl~ n~ sev· Thnae '!l'ho a&Ued nn the "Hebe" rr~triet~d to the period froft1 the They were m!rrl_ d lrnt h' era! were pR.I!en~ers (freighters) Iwere: Edward Mercer, Ma!ler week of 1 January to mid-April Church. Hear~~- tn~ \tmh. 0 !rom nth er Paces.I · p r. t er K ee f e, l\1 ate; Edward W1l··' 'exeept when' the InJured person late Re1· · Bro .. :r " · cox, cook; John Samwaya, Albert can lhow by tht record of b{! . 1913: S h"l or 11-,rrl n! ="''". F h d Ab P T ' . Ml!! \' I ' • " LOS!i OF THE "N. P. ..~~nbc,' and ra.m 1 atrulons. ftbe ctmtributions, thst ht is en1•11· · lican ·h~i joinrd thP .o1dl CHRISTIAN"-1R9& e mR e mera PI a If ed In fllhllll the "ar rouftdi Ro al Bank of canada AJtot~•r traale event wu tht thl•, anti her Umber• now lie oa that 'bt I' unemplo)'t4 lnvolun· Yr11 content. Hen'• a me. that ...,...sa. melta. .UO. , •• 1oe1 with Only the rat and ntlr II raovid from NIW lllltMt lou or the Khooner "N. P. ~~:t ~ft~ro~~~f ~~~B~~our, 1 lltUt tatl11 btcauH of a layoff; and K~llltora to St. JobnJ ~ Ulat d 1r ••Ita .wk!oul rtll cheddar ftavour. Btarltt lit whlpa lib cnam, mini l.nltantl'/-.vtn Ill Chrhtlan" which war owned by· Y • 1• that be !1 unable to obtain IUit· were Mr. and Mrs. E c&l!d YOG'll lftd lt J111UhUhblc for thole quick web (.,Y it cold wa~! Drink a bl1 llaa ot Bt&rltc, you'll nnw Capt. John Dawe ot Coley'a Point. SPANIARD'S BAY, Marth 25- able work. Provialon lA also made Mlu M!ldred Georte. or. • c:nclten) or Mila c:our. dilhel (1111 above). Alwa)'ll . bellevlllt 11 made tzom a powder. 'nlat'e beca111e Btarlac This vessel was about 80 ton1 and Congratulation! are extended to for pay\nl benefit at other Umu IE. J. Short and dauf~\~~ 5 heop I ~p'll tJl f*kalll 011 hand 10 tht ram111 c&ft ' ill made from top quality, p<e\lriJid milk toO liTe it waa built In Nol'a Scotia. Mr. and Mr1. Selby Hutehlnie whD of the year to the Insured per- The followinJ f srJ. "clil !:II" any time tM, wflh, Bur llDIDI real*"· that milk-tWeet, mD.k.frtlh tavaur. ~fttr completing a flshlnl voy. will celebrate their ninth wtddlnl son "ho engaau in rta,!nl anc! content rtotentb·: Mes norl agt to Labrador ln thP ~ummPr M · annll'eraary nn P'rida~. Mareh 211. In othrr ln.ruref! Tlursult~. ani! Uti~. r.mld R~~:e!ll: •or 100 folb have laeen it's Iorden' a, it'• tot to tal 18114; ~ht llilPti frr~m Ba~· Roh~rt~ ThPy w•r@ marriPd In Holy ftP.- "lin ran ua!lf;l' In rP~~ nf Ill! ~ !ill'lilh: m~om .It~" hr r••rs ••ring, "if eoocl,. ftll' 6ydn~y .for • !Dad ~~ ~~•11en 1dtem!r Chur~h. Spentard'l Bay b~! ~"1\trlhutlena from thtu ether: r,~rar. HPlen fum·' November 18, undar tbe eomma~ci Rev. E. Hunt. · ( pur~lta. [CraMm, Jetll Cumby . . ' ·'

•• n. ·JOHN'S, NEWFC)UNDLAND • .. Th.e Daily 1-· ( THURSDAY, M~RCH 28, 1957

DEN SPEECH: uffy Criticizes · To vernment Policy

:ere! a a.,, lc, n:Jc1!~: ol ·•~n or ~i. ~~ ·r·-~d

Orig. Loan Still Owing s 29,000.00 s 23,200.01 20,000.00 16,000.00 50.000.00 Nll 42.000.00 24,250.00 400,000.00 24M44.39 15.000.00 9,~00.00 425,000.00 424,010.00

. . BUNNY SAYS ••• The following are ,the in· SPECIAL- tereat rate• paid by the THIS WEEKS HOP ·TO Nfid. Savings Bank at the ·I P.~e~~ent time:- IT :r-SHIRTS MAKE SURE '!OUR WARD·· ROBE IS ~EADY FOR THAl FOR MEN-WOMEN·.. EASTER PARADE •. TEENS· CHILDREN GARMENTS WILl lOOK LIKE NEW WHEN I Beflnninr April bt next CLEANED BY I I I . VALUES TO $1.25 the followinr rates will DIAL apply:-3% on all deposits, Heavier weight Cottons­ MEWS ·personal accounts, estate, 9111'5 - 91116 ! .l~terlocks - Terry Cloth COR. ELIZABETH AND PORTUGAL .CCVE ROAD tru;tee and· association Knitted Jersey Cottons. Now 2For 97C WEA ~ER FORECA~l Assorted Colors. '>-~rtut w1th lirbt anow, Hrolll northwest H11h today: 28. : · Cabot. :wren. . Is Promoted.. . "IEWFOUNDLAND SKIES . Ml!a Thelma M. Brett o! Kirk Radio, Sub Lieutenant B~tt now head& ,lllt:IISDAY, ILUCJI u B[JII TIIiES . LOW . 1 Place, St. John'a, jolned H.M.C.S. At the beginning o! the present the Wren Division of H.:.!.C.S. Ca· -~;:::.s~ ... ·. ua a.m.. ' 3.37 a.m. u:~ a.m. · Cabot five yean 110 when the trciniDII yeer Leedlng Wren Brett bot as their Divisional Officer and ~t . . 10 I I I,·, I 8.J6 p,_m, 8.02 p.m. 'I I I I I I I I . Wren Dlvl1lon was flrat • brolliM wu reco!;jlm~cqed to apply fvr ·a. Ia responsible for their welfare : lnto beln11. Each year 1ince that commiulon u a Wren Oiticcr. nnd much of their tralnlni. nMPERATURE . ~ time. Mia, Brett hu completed Havlni . paned. the necessary •e- Ilia. llu. . : the requfred two week annual lection boar~a Misa Brett wu in- Congratulations are extended' to \' . . trtlninl periods at different formed by Naval Headquarters Sub Lieutenant Brett on her re­ er ...... 4tf" 50 Hallhx ...... 21 47 ::~u' .: 111~1! achooil 011. the mainland. lhat she had been granted a com- cent promotion and also the fact •lltl In ...... 31 31 S:vdlley ... : .... ~. 25 SS mluion in the Royal Canadian that she holds the distinction of lrtal ...... 30 43 1t, Jobll'l :; ... :. :a . 31 Specl.alWna ln co111munica Uon1, Mlu Brett' w11 lu\ year promoted Naval Re~erve with the rank al beinz the lint Cabot Wren to LudlnJ Wren · Communicator Actinll Sub Lie~tenant. reach -officer .atatus. .· , '• '

, I THE DAILY 'NEWS Newfoundland's Only M~rnln~ Paptr In The News Tha DAILY NIWI IJ, a lll«allll pa,. establtsi1¢d In IBN, .and pub!llhld at tile ,I'An'ARER. ! !liew• Bulfdlna, BM-358 D\lcnortil l'itreet, WATCH ·YOUR FEET for the confiscated footwear. bt. · John's, New!oundlaa~ bJ' Robinl~ t It wpuld appear ~that New· • • • CGmpany, Lim Ited. !oundlandera who visit the These may sound like drastic MEMBER OF TBE CANADIAN PIESi mainland of Canada must now remedies but we have to consid· 1hake tne dust of their native er the furtive and treacherous The Canadian Prell Ia nclualvel,. 111tltl~d Island from their ahoea before h a bits of synchytrlum en· :c. the uaa for repubUeatlon of aU new• • they will be permitted. to have dobioMcum. Four centuries were !t'spatches In thl• p1per credited to It' or w contact with the purer sol! of to pass alter the introduction of ' [he Assoc(ated. Preu or Reutera and &110 tba the continent. It Is a neceassry the potato Into Europe bc!ore oca! newa publl•hed therein. precaution for who knows whcth· the first evidence of thls nusty er he may have accidentally, old wart-producing !ungus w~s YEA.U.'k "v~tRlPTION RATES All Preu service and futura artlclrt 11 walk~d over a potato patch at discovered in upp~r Hungary. some time in the pa~t. Not any 'l'wo years later it had managed C:~~ada ...... : ... 110 00 per annum th I~ pap~r m copyrlaht and their reproductlDI IJ prohibited. · old potato patch, mind you, but by some devious method to work its passage as far a~ England. It U'litrd Klnadom ani aU one that harboured within Ita boaom that vile and vi ru!ent is a tribute to its hardy nature P'orel111 CAJuntrlea. , , , . $14.00 per 11nnum MenJber Audit Bureau 01 growth known to ac!ence u and perseverance that it wns able Authorized a1 ~tcond elm mail Post OUic• "&ynchytrium endobiotlcum." This to get to America within ll!e ClrculaUo~~~o Is the treacherous fungus that next fourteen years but tl!e f'.B.I. Drpartmrnt, Oltawa, causes the best potatoes, e1·en or its predecessors raught up the Newfoundland "blues," to "ith It in good time lo restrict develop warts. Nor are these II to a lew small districts· of " THURSDAY, ~!ARCH 28, 1957 ordinary warts. On the con· Pennsylvania, ~laryland anrt trary, they are ~rts which have West Virginia. The>e are Rll I. thick·wal!ed sporangia in which areas ln which coal 1! mined l!ut the BRnk of Canada wrote his report with­ are hidden large numbers of lhere Is no sclenli!ic evidence freNwlmmlng zoospore~. It's a that there Is an affinity between out prot~pting from the Government Farm Conference any frlghtenlni - comblnat!on when synchytrium endobioticum ~nd 'I in 1\'h ich casr he is treading on dangerous you come 1o think o! 11. In fact, coal. On the olher hand, if Tile 11mr. was \\'hen Newfoundland ground. But i{ he weroe expressing the 11 e Are not al a 11 !Urprlsed that ~cience should ,discover that .•uch I' a.> 1·1rtuall~· ~elf-supporting 50 f;~r 11s the the Department of Agriculture In an affinity does exist, .It 11 SCENE AT GEORf, sentiment of the Government on this Ottawa h acared all f! at the prohabl~ thai thr Department of rornmnn t'oot rrop.~ \\'~l't:! l'Onternt>d. At \'ice Cklb. Th~ subject of control of personal ~avings, thought of A l'i5lt from Agriculture IIOUlrl be able to lhi1~htin>: against the problem of how to much eilsier to carry• one's tion ol steel pipe and gunpowd~r prescnl. combination of prosperity and confedera· servative House leader, beset by a pack keep It out., We are not sure If clothes In a snck slung ol'er one's political nction." made in the basement. And the teamsters' boss Slimony against his umon hy ~.1n:!olm, Rear Add:11nn. incomes during the season usually de\'ot­ newspapers. ~mlgator hotel but are sure there must It small may not be im· we ra<:kels-no oroe is quilc sure how might be well to examine his charge,. R. Scammell. t~:i E ed to smal!.farming has brought about a Mr. Green is not gi!ted with the practicable. Passengers could· be be some hotels lh"t will take you, high they i1enl-and plan to un. 't\ow, ol cnur.;~, no congn•s;iunnl hr~·rmg i.; "Jiirii<""' · ~~ the , Basement Apartm• requested to leave their shoes potato snck and all. \\'ell, it major in land cultivation. This capacity to turn aside awkward qtestiqns le~sh a' h:g~cr and brllrr one that o courtroom procrccling i>. The sam~· nilP- rto no• apply r. 'J'. Mr:-i~u~htnn. 1: d~rline with the stewaidesl on entering doesn't matter now. If the De· shonl)·. Ro~d. Bungr tnClinlr·:n a bt Ib bascmt•nt of tile Eyton home. ~lcl'lellan of Ark"nsr·•. rnmnllllcr eh11irman onrl 1r1c"~ pends on the melhod of fumiga· co-operative people :lllrl arc et·r· toes were at the Je1·el of fifty ~·ears ago, prospects in the great central provinces. ~fr. E)·lon i• a Steep Reck Iron not prol'iding that kind of inl'estlgatinn. tlon to be employed. A heat sy.1· IRin lo he anxious to l'ompl)· we would now be growing a million The Lib~rals are still basking ]n the ~tine, rhrn11-t 11 h0 frel.s lh11t On the mallr.r of giving 11right to lho'e wl111 "" •h., ~011 tern ·may produce shrinkage and with ali reasonable slrp' tliat onr of thr•e days the) '11 be barrels a \'ear. ll is doubtful if we are sunshine of protracted pro~perit~· and of wrinkles that • would give the mtnn ha •rn,"nl "nrl no"\ fnr e prnne m nts er ~ II 1l e lin i!olation ~her! whPrr. their · old ;~ftpr all. C'rnlllllnll ~nl alnn~ C'Ta\[r. Rtll thr llP:on L'!l'PI ill.n 11:1" ll'\rlrd 1\)(' roLl! 1 1 '~r~r i1 l),,.;,l·rl\r<:.. T~·r r:·ni"r-'~ ... rlnn't the pi·r~rnl wmte1·. _ bP n:i\11 ,,,,., 11ma.: '·:l'f'l\' :::: <:•1ru.. fnl' I!!~ mnrr , .. , ·k·. 0[ Pnl1rr l:r:~ar spirit 11rnong the Canadian people. They ~hoe shop to 'upply ~ 'uh~lltute tineata to Nrwfounrlbnrl. who would be cl~d to pa~· a premium for ------__ p:H',..., of 'r,·cl:"t ron .... tru::tinn. T!1~ Heck's 'union U1:;n h~·' li1r pr~•r11t rommitlrr. ed lhe COIIIll'll In good loc;,l prC1dure. seem to be content with things thev · IC":.. ()!11';: h,n\~ t~ml fr:~~d .... n f.n f''ln. \\"il~l t'H' co~mtr~ \LJni.., !ram CrLk is nnt ,1 ~n:r1i,r ·(f'£'1 tPhf! .... ,,, 0 (ll' lh!'C'{' le,limon,-. frrt hili!. filled ll'i','' f·n, 1111·t • • from Pel\.' tlol'' Ro~l~tan~c in rrducing production costs, 1 • probably get small support from an ex· Wh f Ofh A s • pcri,ll nnule,. ln!J ""c'1 1 1r1· a~quinng adequate storage facilities and cessh·el,,, complacent public. You can't Q efS fe 0y1ng put ab·•ut three ~lin:·t. of bl~ck •...• !· I ' !Jurrn markrting their crops. The~· might be put ginger into politics if the people don't p.~1·, :!cr. r r:i~~::~.:::::.w~;:.;;.~..: =-,.~ like it and ginger seems to be something _.. 11. • lll'X\ nnr 11 !I' br 11 r~:·l;r: The old T\' ,·crr~n 11'01'! ~l'"lll !lie s,l\nr: 11 ,'''• ,,. helped as well b.1· a stricle'r enforcement [rr'm [,-,,,. Ito lii'C [,'PI ion•; a•Jts plu1 firrpowrr- YJn Don•n mopf.lll!~ ins br •. w :-.nd breJt\1111~ :1! 'h· o[ the gr-ading Act. for which the ·average .Canadian ha~ a 8b::ut t~u·rc in-:!1\'-. ac:·u"-.. 1· Bv HANSON W. BALDWIN but chielly rests-have comhin· !he clwmp:ou·s boolh. strong distaste. , The I> 'II', d• .,·1 kn:'\1' h.n1 h ·; 11 One thing is cc1 lain. Fry to the expeclalionJ All .ix slrult·~ie lt):lil<'r 11i11~' operate kiltlirn gnrclens. Favourable I'C· f,lt'!lh ol 1\ih)d tll:t tr-.r~Jih· ~'" 1 reng or e ay' ol the late SenHlO'f llrien Me· in the Strategit• Air I 'nilllll:lllil ll-.111, ...., \',:th tin• l::t·l~ ht• \lUll tln· l'IJIIlllllll!L ~'11'1 1 ·~,, 11 ! llw:. I h .. ill) \,,illl'il'd allll lo!ll\i"tl ill lh' I I - ( 111' ;;ult., fi'Om ill! inlensi\'c c.:ampaign of the ]l[ahun, the atomic awe Army, are hein~ eliinitmlt•d, hul ,,1;,. i' \'IH'<' il!' lti,.., 'JIIH'l hurnlltl). hr, \\ .d 111tlr, ~r!ld \11" 1!. I .. ' ' fll'lll~. !\ill lht·.l 1'1' \IIIIi ··hilt :illd k!nd might well be measUt·ed 1n millions !'OIII'V and Air Force are not heing redeslgnat,•d u ti::lli<•r . ll1..• lll'\t•l' .... t't'IJ\t•d In tl.n111l Ju.., killl\\lt·d~·.t· \n !ll •' . .ii BY EAnJ, L. DOUGLASS ""'ily duplit·o~l<'d. ch~p but terribly expen~ile. bomber-wing-a net loss of til'e. J ': ~ll ljl ':llg of dollars added to the \'alue o[ Ncw­ ~'l'PL'iile.ll.' to gnlJH' lnr tl in taut:.litlll¥ [., ... J,j,t:L I.EARNING HOW TO LIVE The colt lie• not only in the Fil·e more fll(liler wings 11\'ig· lutmcllancj's total production. ''big bani" of nuclear weapons, lnatly scheduled fur tumplrtinn \'011\ p~·l'd ttw nutintt th;,l Ill' ju-.t ll;.~rl'i.' ror~ut SL'ldom in ..,,1 ~.··ort a linlf' h;l:-i .wyont• du!lt' .1~ rnu~ L .! ~lost of Ul rebel at dl!.elpllne. If we have to but also in the planes, mis3Ues this year hal'e been eliminated. S25 Hank Notes to lakr thr cursr olf the husmr.-~ of knnw111g tlun~' 'l' aubmit to It, we snarl and complain. Our ld~a and shlp1 that carry the nuclear Next yenr three flghlcr-bomb- f.! of a happy life b a life tree of discipline. weapon! to their targetl. er wings and one tactical bomber l'rlurator~ should ~trike off n pbque lo h1m. A few stallstlca tell the lllory: wln~s are scmtchcd. But four Are Verv Scarce t . But ~uch a llle would not be a happy Ufe lot all; Control Of Savings A five-inch shell in World WaT troop carrier il'3i!Ult wing, an(t a rl'ITA\I'A (CP) - It', selrlom .. \t would be a hellish existence. The word dis· !· ll c081 about $100; today .one ~latanor mis~ile 11ings are to he lh11t on~ -~e< 11 ' C"nJdi"n S2.i Camels Prm c I·· It is not surprising that some anxiejy c!pline comes from a Latin word which means "to Navy Terrier guided miBile, the ~deled, which will give the A1r note, h11t lhrre .1re 1:8~0 nf thrm Insur.anee To I. t ' . h~~ ~en created hy the proposals in the learn," Dlsc!Jlllne 'I nvolres the learainl proceu. modern -ubstllute for a five-inch Force a totRl of 128 wings on ;lrnund ~ninr11 fw:-r ,. ' '• The significance of ll!e depends upon our ability antJaircraft •hell, co!\..11 about June· 30, 195R. The fl11nk nr t'"narl" rrport! Their Toudmcss annua rcpor t of \he Governor of the Benefit Museum l l 1 $60,000 without lh launcher. But only 123 of thPsr will be \h;d Jl", .t pilolrrl wings, turned up at thr b11nk. It su•pcct; Ry .J,\~E RECKER lng mentally and aplrltulllly very early In life. rls lta\P trlkl."l n1 r • ~ y·h t:,~: ' A World War 11 submarine and our diminished goal 11 til be tho! cnllrclnr< nrr holrl[n~ lhcm. Canadian PrPss ~tnff \l'rilrr the use of personal savings and the Across the laces of some people of middle lrle•Jm of Fmr Arts Thl1 does not mean that one b not happy Ull• colt an average of $12~,000; to· winKs. By the end of the fisc& with thr L'nited _\,,:ion! the mone.\· ~~·aibblc [br orclinor~· com­ The, bank prlpted 160,000 of the out of the red, lrss c1·ery ur.t:ent cle~lre In his life Is aupprHsed. day a jet fighter coats about year 1958, the wing structure gene\' Force to '',li':':Y . 1 ~ $25 bill! In 1935. to mark th 2.ith Snmucl Schecter, 11·ho also !s • . . ('(';qbJt mercifll credit. Were tllCI' tn become tied Di~ripline 11ay at tlmel Involve supprpsslon, but •1.250,000. wlll Include eight wings of forty. grO\'P' nl 1wt"'nse 1r.:lr 11 nni1·or;ary of' the llcrr,,i~n tn an an cclieclnr. hJs taken on' a up in bonds ;~nd mortg;~~cs, the su-pply of that suppression 1hould be the first rtcp in the The1e increucs ln colts, re· five B·52 long-rnnge Boeing jet :-~n j .. (l!.ltrr: rir~("·: n ·:rn~:. EN aulting in part from tne com· bomber~. and tlircc win~s of oh­ the thrr1ne of Kin~ Gcnr;:e \' and l~nn l1fe lll'ill:anrr pnlil') - lh·' process ol growth. We may have to auppress Thr ... h t ' 111 '' ·' :l monc~· for nonnalrequircmcnts would be plnxlly of modl!'!'n weapons a)'~· solcsccnt Convair H·:l6 lieal'y CJ 11 ecn :'1!.1rr k!11rl th;H '' litTiilrrl to <1 stnterl F;n!~l '.-r. 1 ct'rtr.in Hi! impuhel within Ul until we can IeniR, Some of.· tl~NS FROM THE U.N. SESSION Hence, numhPr~ nf units ~nrt n! anrl will evcnlu;dly ~~ve the Air many'> mlnioter for ves other people wouli official; he has t "hi,hl)' them, the- banking syatem which would apeclflc luue. Tbt lllddle E11t proh!em .dalh.\11· our farce ju1tl1lea the down· of 1!1 limited range r.nd its lim· be In a slmlfnr s!luation. lhe n~lion hal'r hrrn ihilitir< MlslOII 1\rUC· It~ el~ctronle !lOme other w~apon mny ultlmatr­ lert!>le(l" at thr po,;l balk · atfd the With R Jl 1 1111 11 th 1 us 111 ward adjustmrnt of wing capacily, · If he dies beforp ll!i the mu•rum hl\'e to implement them nor the Canadian • · Ul · • lure." But attempts to increase the ly be slr.ted as the B-52's re)llace· the plan. "'ian~· rr?P r ln­ bl . h' h ld b ff ted b th asreement, tte U,N, wu able to itt tlrmly to . b f h' b f rollecls the $10,000 and Mr. Scher· pu !C w IC wou e a ec y em, meet the Immediate crlsl!, ant! order the with· A Wlnl num era rom t 1rty range '!I 1mproved ue 1 consump. m~nt. t~r sees the verlturc a• a "philan· commi!lin~ t~m~eilr< - .11 " Inn~ t f 11 1! th ·r: to aeventy.f!ve •ircrdt. Under tl~n have been succwful. t:ltl· But the trend is still the samr: thropie pro irct to s~ ti•h· thp c~r. mrnh; n\ rr ... u, 1nr c~n As ye U Y rea ze e consequences dr~wal of Br!~sh, French and hrull troops !rom orlllnal lOll~ the ·Air Force had matve e1-alu~tion wtll rl~termine · rl1r•r the future rrptaccment !or the of a man 'r>f mode~! means.'' a ~fnnlrpl nlil

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I ' SALE ~ ~ il ~ ~-J I ~ ~ ~ BUY NOW AND. SAVE "" Table Lamps • "~ To make room for new arrivals as quickly as possible, many items haYI ~... A factory clear-out of table been selecled, and offered at such tremendous reductions, that they II' ,~ lamp! that brings you ex­ should be quickly cleared cui. If you need any of them, this is your OL ceptiondl value. Assorted opportunity to secure them at big cosh savings, As quantities are limited, "'~ bases with all fibre-glen we sullgest yet' see them os scan os possible. !¥ shades, 'r.. ~ Regular $17.50 value ~ t.; FOR ONLY '!J• -I $10.95 ~0\T .\T m:ORC.E STREET CHURCH last e\'ening when the M.C.L.T. debRtec1 wit~ George Street Ser­ - ,, ,-,1:• 111P 'peakers werr:-Affirmative (Scn•ie€ Club): Mr. ClifJorrl Andrews, Mr. T. Porter and Mr. ~ \ · i:•'ll' .\e.~:ightingnlc, is fast becoming a I stunnin~ return to Amcriran !i!ms Representing St. John's will be ~~ Nclural finish high chairs :: ,·:i. l:l-~ r:li1ahrth through road !rom Le)!archant : as the Russla.n prlncr., 5 ln. Ana- I Walter- Learning of Bishop Feild :i with full panel back ond Three Piece Bedroom Suite · .. , :.: .-\rmmrnt. Rond to the Housing Corporation, 1 stasia, was namrd best actress' College, The Avalon Peninsula ,- .._ aluminum trey. ·,:, '·'·'·:hlon, llrnnic's nn~ he ~uggested that the Inter· 1 or the year. ! srctinn champion Is Ralph ~!oore! _-_-_ _,,;,,,, sccticn at Lc~!nrchant hal'r a light1 The Oca 1· lor the \)c.'! picture of Carbonear's United Church.' De·j ;­ Regular $12.50 If you want something different in design, we suggest you '" ~l:llnp's Lane, t•rrr~rll .1\l:ll'r thony Qttmn al•o .•lilrrccl. It II'"', 8. A Pn•nn of thP. Present (your'~ NOW ONLY nr r"IHiliP•n· 1 of lrit)·: Tlte annual sport' day at St clalmect h_v. proctucPr D1no De L_;~u. 1_ "hot'"e).• • I,- ing chdirs in pink, blue or 11: II r.n t I1r1r •r· rcturn~cl from .orth : tliatthc people o{ that cou 11 try are -!j America glr~s Canadians goorl actlvelv concerned to further any ·· I marks for courtesy and helpful- reasonable enterprise whether 1t !1 Night Tables I nes! and fmds his own countryme~ is superl'i>ing a truc-e'tn Ind.;chh.l ~ I sadly lacking in the same attn- or making sure that a traveller ;~ A special factory clearance I butc. catrhcs his train." I Wi'ltlng In The Spectator, th~ ______:___ --- ': enables us to offer yo~ columniMt Slrix citvs tlte example~ ) . these night table• at a tre­ or H lrun~ullantic tell•plillll(• e:lll' ! ht• pnt 111 ft·utn !':t'll' Rrun"l'il'l; to 1 How One Man Fought mendous reduction. Choice ! lti~ liurue lrt ~:n~.lar111. 1 of walnut or light finish. : l'aU!Idinn tdcphune opera. I Regular up to $39.50. 'lor,'l'h~ he lays, 11a; !t•l•ndly, ct.ur·' Insanity - And Won l ~~-·_-,: '.1 lt'lllls ~nLI l!r trirrl 1teel spring -a-nd 180 coli spring filled __ :- r h~ o ' good looking suite at a remarkably SPECIAL EAC:H mattress.. , ,. ·.·rl j,r low price, $1.95 SPECIAL FOR ONLY ---- Regular $119.00, NOW ONLY' Smoker Stands $99.50 Exceptionally good looking ' . smoker stands In chrome ond hross finish, with large glass ash bo;yl. ' Regular $11.50. DELICIOUS ' ~ . 1 ~ 1h1l art -' NOW ONLY' •• u.Ik~ to ·~ ~n BROWN $9.50 \hf' po<~OIIUM•_.~ .n~ pt'<'Jilr ' .,..~·th'r~ ~~ RAISIN FURNITURE SHOWROOMS • DUCKWORTH STRHT •rh • 1~>~~1 SANDWICH LOAF f ,I ,,rum <1if"'Cl ' ,"' ..-UWIJ "·' ' :tu ...-ay 111

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t . I .Young Play-Set "ASTRO-GUmEu I . . For Thursaay, March 21 RSON I PRINTED PATIERN ~~~ Present-For You.end leD BurroJliht Yours ... Excellent radiations .. I continue u!Uil early afternoon '" . .... • • when it is advisable to slow ,' ""OUR LOVE ETERNAL" ' down a little. There may be '! Our lo\'e is made of lutln1 some str~in involving per10nal 1hinp , .. that will not ever die le~yalties and frieRdships, so be ... thine• wonderful and power­ High Fashion· Hous.es of Paris ·Feeling Low .. Down· cautious ab~ut how you exprm ~. ful ... with muna to aatilly • , , yourself. Avoid giving offemc 11ur kl\'e i1 born of ~crllire , , , wbere none is intended. Pce~plo ,.. '. and faith to follow throuah , , , GRIM ECONOMICS. . HAS ELIMINATED MANY FAMOUS NAMES tend to be a little toucby under I: a llfaulifal beilnnlna with •. , • current eonfigurations. rt'll happlneas In view . . • our tor will think nothing of discard­ BY ROSE'l'l'E HARGROVE !111~ is hopr and ain~re tru~t , , • I ing 30 models out of. say 150. Past ... A visit by gentle Future ... A new lc th.,. 1rnd to make It stron1 . , , I But there a creator's inc1·itable Dorothea Dlz to a Mauachu· frame is expected to P tun 1o0 liff trill al'll"aya be for ua •.• PAR IS - (NEAl-Everybody 1 retort is that you cannot produce aetts "bouse of correction "on which-hu a small radi~~t knowa that women's way of dres-. 1 bli~ul tender aon& ... aweet a unique creation on an assembly March l8, 1841, changed the the frame and on th b k LQ 1 1 ~miln and warm embraces form sin&, tha world over, is fiOverned line as you would an automobile. country'& mental b.ealth pictu!e. !he painting ..The res~!tl ~ of by the Qla·name Paris dcsliners. MME. LECOMTE, explainlng . . 1hr bond o[ jo)· we share ... Outraged at treatment of the m~ n roll issuing from 1 f ocl: ll'iCthrr .,.e ran rllmb the hill But oohlnd the scene a, of the why she quit, declared: When 1 aaoe, sbe CMad~ for reform. · sounding Whistler's M~:eriiUI'· ... and conquer r1·rry care , .• luxurioua salona of the AvJlnue made a sale of one milllpn francs, MaUanon and the Faubouri· Saint t"O eharl• 11 one, this is our lo\'e 116(],000 were already absorbed by \.f Thtt Day tJncfer Your Sign \. ... 1he die hu bten well cut •. , Hon•Jre- I arlm battle has been I taxes and various expenses, e­ waied alr!c:e the end of World War cause the haute couture is con­ ARIES (lor• l.lm!t 21 to April 201 liiRA ·(s ~ 2J t 0 lor it is made of prlceleu thin&• \'00 ieJrO b• limnil\c, 10 L. IIIC"ii.TC c•. · IP' O el, 221 11 between the Ideals of art and sidered a luxury industry, we are " U"C " ~nendihlp. arc a r.·o.wa,. 11 •. , that 1hrou1h all time will last ro whll older, morc·upcrienctd ptrtons )'OU r.~a.y .have a chan~e to ProT/i~" .... ~.4 ... and when the name of life st·~rn economics, taxed higher than any other, Yet l'llve 10 uy. n~cl thtna• all )'Our •ar. I.IV:lt it TAURUS (April 21 to l.loy 20) SCOR~IO !Oct. 21 to N, ll) bum~ out ... l!ld we are judaed is to our and its corollary in­ dustries that Franc-e owes some aron frttl)' '" IOCial circlea u con!ac.ll t'ndtrhar.dea influrncu r:J.J•; abo1-e . . . the srut beyond will you malt tbt1'c: could lnd to bu1inu1 optnl.e lfttr noon, .a bf .,·ar·J , 1 m~.:-lt f.~ 5llrely kno...- . • . of our eternal ' of her prestige in the world." aMancra. comm1tmcnu at this fimt, ' m&I.Uif Still bristling with energy, Mme. GEMINI (Moy 21 to Ju•o 211 SAGITTARIUS (N · ll lo1~. 0 '"""d lo 'idejJ. co".. I' •- ,. '' to Dtc 2ll Lecomte ·reminisced about the old Somc<~;nr J"' J. ~~'~" n.ttp al~u for a ttJt ..,.h;ch P:'l • fXpOttd un tt prtsent r&d(ati~l. B(' pn· i!1 t~e ~orm CJf a aunt~tic~ ~r'~ tG!!!.f days when she dressed queens and p.ned if it happtnJ. · rtH1flltll:ln. Takt acttcn promptly, ,.,_ princes, leaders of the int~:11aUo­ CANCER (Juno 22 to July 22) <;APRICOR~ (Doc. 22 to J... II) nal as well as France's social sell Rd.Jtiomhipl 'With rtlatinl. Upcere the South Br tornidenlt or lhr fnlins• of ethtrt. "'cu lrt JUttlfttd H1 l(lHO'IIo'inr I ~"~" Curling rink ~!t~u r~r~~~r~jntcnhona!, ~au an apt !!Ow, ~hlptell a·.:n:tn the C'Jltomt •ili1: Americans," she r~ca!led , In 1 'No , JUJt W. It 10\J •·ant, , prizes. The the dan before air travel they' VIRGO {Aug. ll to Sop~. HI . PISCES (Fob. 19 h Mm~ lO) stone curlers. 4863 ~~~ would arrive at the Ritz in Paris Gn, all tm~_rlant malin.• all~ndtd lo A tlcnr dul il lik~ly r11 "In &.rt with 18 poin dut1n1J th~ .ortn~ wh1_lr lhl~(l are bt.lln,lban )'O\J u~nt~,t f 1:u 1 ~ ~ It Over followed hy an army o{ se<:retar- ~rac:thU. Balantr. of day 11 llttt:t. 111\'t tn ccttJ.I'll it un:!tT"Way. ' t» second stone L ...... :...-c / i·~s. personal maids, valets and for third stones, R 'i' ,._ -1/J,.._, I butlers. They thought nothing Jf e t9l7, Firld ~'"~"',., 1 .,.,. with 32 lor the sk For many yu" God has bern , ordering any11·here from 30 to 40/ uitin& muu.&:es of storm and 1 dresses, plus 10 for each of their hir ..-rather In thf sky. Man hu Printed Pattern that's EASY daughters, They spent mlllioa~ of· ,------• rud thrte ~isns directly O\'erhfad, sewing for you, moth~r-makes francs and would return with a' 1 !lut he has iiUO. tried to. read the~e 1 darllni play-outfit for dap&:htfrl hundred trunks chock-fuil of clot- MANNERS Jl~n,. from 1 d1~tance m ordfr to See the "flrownup" styllnfl of the he~. hats, furs, shoes and aeces-: p~act thr weather m ad\'lnce. shirt-to? (plenty of room for ac· 'sor:·~s." 1 Fashion "r do a .modest JOb of pr~dict!na I live wear); shorts and pedal push- DeaiJDer Germaine Le.comte hu I The war and post • war cur-1 t~morrow! \\tither .but \\e land ll'lrds 35·inch; shorts, 1 yard. "retired'' from fuhioa to poUt!cs. ; rency restrictions in many coun.; MAKE· I hat God ha.• a way of awefpin~: • Printed d\a•)ctlons on each pat- The luhloa lndaalry h overland· tries spelled the end of that lab 1 :he tJ.;- bt'yond man·~ exp.cctation. i tern part. Easier, fa~ter, accur- abe 11Y1• l ulous era. • ' .Tips TIOSS :'tlar. ha• also tried wntm11 on ate. I 'Phe mood of the woman of to FRIENDS Mrs. II erhert r.. ahr t.lur back~round of the sky, In plain words this means that 1day who can afford to dress at a· Court Apartmr 1 the con~ra\ulat' \\1\h ... ~itr leUrrs of lo~gy ma-1 Send FORTY CENTS(3.'1 cents)! as a business propo.~ltlon a dress· Paris coutur!era are hard to convince that 8 coll~ction top·heavy with. big-name designer has also chang. ~rial. For a short time we can! In coins (stamps cannot be accept- making house is no longer the pot- ed, Whproeas her mother dressed A GIRL doesn't thank a bou for I F~r that extra i•cket 'to nds on I he birt rud lhPW messages which lioat In edJ for thls pattern. Print plain- tntlal gold mine it was in the lavish evening gowns like this Jacques Helm model are Impractical In· at Paquin or Wortn, very often a dance. He thanks her. But 1 for.. consider one nr nile!!fn last 1'. rek. C'(lntr~~~ t~ the hlue ~ky ,in the back- ly SIZE, N AM E, ADDRESS roarln11 1920's when desiiJ1ers like these days. she prefers to spread her ~us tom when he does, she should smile I a Iliac or any dehcatt ~;round. Thus skywritin&: soon dis- STYLE NUMBER. Polret, Chane!, Vlonnet, the Cal- among several houses and will and say that she enjored it. She Us~aUy they are cut on boxy t"OR ("OH:\ER RRC apPfl" as do the signs o[ the Se d rd! to ANNE AD AM S lot !latera and oth

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, . 1 ICitizens; Forum Household RSONAL CHIT CHAT :On The CBC I Bright and Dull-Should thfy he 1~1R MOLlO.\\' Itrain for Gander, where they lefl segregated in school'! Hint nJ ~tr1. Ren Gooble, AI· by air \o spend a holiday In 1 I This question will be discussed ' R,Hld. left here on ~!on· Florida. T< A to spend a hollda)· In : ------..------; on Citizen's ~·arum Ol'er radin 513·: ~ •h LEt'T FOR BUSINl::SS TRIP . :;wn C.B.N. on Thursday, March I If stained or faded throw ruil 10 ~"" Mr. John Llndaay, o! the Allied D'{ ardrohe Wonder' I .Bth, at p.m. . . are otherwise in good conditloD rtT\' Construction Com pan)', left here l(itchen Color n ° There has been grow1ng conc:rn: have them dyed for Increased UM: R X for Teen-Age Skin: as to wheth~r our mass educat~nn 1 fulness. When properly refinished, 1nj \lr§. Jnhn S. Warren of j yraterda)' by TCA on a bualneu . ~,nk were \'ilitora to St. trip to the United Statu. t'l\lNTEO PATTERN system provtdes su~ftcient chal· I a dyed rug loses none of lt! luat­ ,,1 "ret. They arrived 1 -- l~nge an~ opportumty for the er and resilience, and the colon :, · T ( .. \. on their \\'BY home HALLE'IT BONSPITL Soap and Water Care gtfted_ chtld, and also sufflctent stay fast. · ptndm~ the winter with 1\ln. Edward Hlacock aklpped attention for those who are slow. ------;J~ht~r at Sarnia, Ontario. 1 her team to victory )n the Hallett A variety of solutions have been If skin 15 oUy lt Is best to wipe proposed and tried including en- off old powder with a tissue be­ ,1:1 lor home by S.S. Bar Bonaplel lui week at the Ladlea .' CurllnR Club. Mrs. G. Hibbs play· · richment; acceleration, segregation fore touching up" the nose, cll1D '· · ed thlrd, Mrs. E. Hickman, second and, of course leaving things as and cheeks. The pores of oib' f\\'JLI.ISGATE and Mrs. F. F. Wlllla, lead they are. · skin are much more likely to cloi. Hrr~rrt ~\'. Gillett, of stonea. To discuss the relative merits than those af dry skin, and elbl· · 1 :•tr. t~ 'l>ltlna the clty: ol the moat dramatic of these g.ed pores usually mean hladt· ,,,,r.~·~ ~n.i i~ realstered all MARCH MEETING solutions Citizens' Forum panel; heads or pimples. , .• lpJnctland Hotel. Tllo ~l~rch meeting ol the Moth· will present ~!Iss Sybil Shack, pub- ' -- er'a Auxlllar)· of the Woman's Mia lie school principal; Mrs. Ruth PRINCii WORKS PONIII p IRT\' : alonar')' Society of Gower ·Street ~!cLintock, mother and former , . • 1,-.·nt nwrtin~ ol the Pro· United Church waa held In the teacher; Mr. R. J. Johns, Winnipe~ I \\ INDSOR, Englanc! (Reut.n) . 1 :.", '''"en: 5undress, 3 yards 39- 1 Into the yeast mixture. ombr~ll 1 ll cup milk .•• ~ .• n:r• '.',I •rrnt__ A short BlrthdR)' ,il'eellnR! to ~r1. John NUMBER, • • no del'elop 1 beauty technique.· miserable .. Once your sktn 1s inch: blou,e p, yards 35-inch. ~:'t togethpr once -·· 1 Remove from hect end stir in , :;·. ~-· e 11 relatlles, left 1 Foran, 8 \\allare Plac~. \\l1o erie· , It simply means that ttle teens clean, dan t _pile on the make-up Printed directions on each pat. 1 'I• cup honoy 2 cup• onc•·•ll•od ·~· r-,;·r•''- ,.,, \lon1a)· .tn re· bnleA her btrthday today. Greet·, Two FREE pattern, _ printed are the time when soap and 1·.·ater A li.~t dusting of powder, a. touch tern part. Easier, faster, accu. all-purpose floc: -·- ll• teo1paon sail , .,. ., ·:r r :l••me ~t Cornrr lnas come from her husband and 'In our ALICE BROOKS Jliel'

protertorate, a communique an· I· them are po!Bonoos If swallowed the Inhalation of vapon a1 well a! nounctd. · (and therefore ahould hf put out crom awallow!ng, Some time ago ~p-dotrn we examined the body of a woman e.rlr fruit who had cleaned a dress with car­ bon tetrachlor!de In the bathroom, nour a small space wUhIn) inuead of oraa11 Julct. · . And that 104!11 sUck over darkened area1. Then hi4 I cup well-

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THE DAILY NEWS, THUR~D~~,_MAR "V __28, l

. NFLD. cA~. -· \ Bedford leaving Hall! · 27, due St. John's Mar ~ Steamship I Mar. 30. · • Report . Belle Isle leaving Hall!ax Stock Market I 2, due St. John's April 4 1 r. Apnl 6. ' C Dl,.aYirJ U01 ~ I t + C Dloca.,ry 5lll 11ft :192 m + 2 Tnt Nickel !0:1 11~1 100 1~ loll Movements Bedford leaving Hallta HOllO c:t.OIIIIIl IOCI.I I C D!,cavpry 1!101 141 29'.1 :til 2 In\ Rn'n llD 3(1 :II ::11 +2 •r .. c .....,.. rrn• C }'on 311 llO 110 1!0 l lrtah Cop 1:100 14 31 4 + + Nova Scotia due St. John's today: due. St. John's April ~. - -l ...~~.~.,. ....l n lnon Bay llO 40 !ll 400 D + 1-0*1 lot. d- C.-dl\1dond, ConCIUio1 &00 811 II\ Ill - I> 26. Leaving lor Halifax and Boston I Apnl 6. - . 1 u-El·rtrhla 1 ca Arrow ooo 2.1 2m :1.! 11 · J Wolle ll !2 ~ U 1 Jtcabll· &00 12 !:s 122 +I ..-E·wUTiatJ.I llol C Halllwoll 1.10 10 71 77 , March 27, due Halifax March 29 Belle ~sle l~av1ng Halifax '1111.1 Con Howry llll !213 l%0 :UO 20 Jaya F:xpl HID II 17 17 OJ 10 ' Jnnellt oo 22 !o ! • I and Boston April 1. Leaving Bas· · • rlut Sl. Jonn's April 12 t A ton April 2 and Halifax April 6, Aprtl 13. . ' - 6llll 110 au 160 +ll ran M.S Cll l~l'• 2111 2.!~ - l'o Joliet !COO 41 44 4l ll'o 9\'> + 11 Leaving for Halifax and Boston : - STEAMSHIP AQio Hv 1• JJ\a 2\t 21o t II r Sannorm ltOO 7 11111 t Lako Cln 2$00 10 1:ZO IN + 10 April 13, due Halifax April 15 1 ~~North Coaste r leaving this morning, belng ao APtll an 1000 Ill I I - Ll Con SUd ~10 2.!0 2U 21! +I L Dufault · 000 10 1~ I +I 8 Arudla - 1• lA 1• I C unt•Un lull !0 21 :!1 l.ako Unr 110 12 101\ 11 -! and B,oston April 18. Leaving Bas· ~a~r;ni ;. duel St. John's tJrne past. I attempted Aroa S1 :st ll I ConwpaL 00 1.1 110 1.1 ll T ~ L Oou !00 7 li'J !L> ton April 19 and Halifax April 23. pr.. · rnyseU, but wa3 ~~- ven~ Arjolo - ll lJ 12\\ Cop Corp 1700 ll I 6l + 4 L Shorp 22D 41D 4l0 llO AUU \'II * I 10 IO , C'ohcrnl 2100 31 :15 31 -4 Loilch 100 2.! ~ !l +2 due St. John's April 25. Sailing , •North Ptoneer leaving St. (hat after ma~mg Ati!JI·11ul 111110 n ll n 12 Cop.Man 11'00 21 12 23 + L> Lonrourt 4000 11 ' lli 11 II for Liverpool April 26. 1\.B.,_ ~!ar, 29, due St. John't I could not gel more Aubtllo TD 11 \0 1 Coprond 3911 .31.1 :UO :160 + 0 I, 1, Loc 2M ~lO 21l 211 4 • 2 A11111a..,. 1000 1J 1 1~ -1 raul•• 1100 !!l !l M +I Lomna 3\3! 1\\ I Ill II Nova Scotia leaving Liverpool . • ~ailing Apr. 3. QIIDCeJ of blood. A111la U00 I l\1 1'1 - \1 C'-lch II ilO 10 lO Lorn~o ' 118'0 113 llS IIH April 24, due St. John's April 30. 1 North Coaster Icavin~ 27th; had a vislt of aarut 1000 l"'' JJ ~'1 t-J\'1 cre•uur 15 !1!1 a'~ 11~ LoradO Wtl n\71 1:11 \2.1 :ti + 4 ..,._ 1100 M :It ll -1 Crolnar 2100 I II 11 -2 Ll·ndh•l 1800 43 10 4J +! Sailing for Halifax and Bo,~ton . A~\· 8, due St. John's belonging to ....,. Epl 2t'OO U A U -1 Corpwat 233800 !P !I !I ! Moc•u• 2200 DO 12.! 190 ! ~lay 1, due Halifax May 3 and , salll,ng Apr. 10, of Temple B;,y. .... Jolotala lUI.! 71 Ill Tl D>"lnl 7211 %0 o n M1'don 4l:l0, II lll\1 47 : ••WI n41Xl Ill I I -1 Dalnt 11l0 !HI 1! II -1 ~hello 1000 12 11 2 I'> Boston May 6, Leaving Boston : \\ ellandoc Iea1ing ~!ontreal English firm and l.tlaq IIIli 1)0 1:!5 11<1 • • Do Cour II S 17 l • 8 MocLood 3D 10 · 10 0 + ~lay 7 and Halifax )lay 11, due 17, due St. John's Apr, 2J, we have any record •.'Da I Northop 10921 II! 1130 170 'Hl W D•co.lta. ~H ::!85 1e so ftnE Crla •,;3 Royal Bank 1 Nl Boston )lay 23. Leaving Boston • mg ~Ia) · by .rteamlng over '·' ltaKid Sl 1:! 1 S 12 F.\ Pen.fY 1571 3 fO 301 -11 MPrrlll lllO m 17 ll9 4 I W DPC: Wtl :zl!OO 11!5 91 10 1 Northop wta 2202.1 8!0 6lO m •!Cc c Chern 7'1 • + : ~!ay 24 and Halifax May 28, due i Gulfport lea1ing ~lontml A mariner from llluorad l!oOI 1: 11 2 F. I Sil \1\hl • ll lO • 3 M,t, Ur.n 1000 2 11\\ 10 •2 :"'i'orth Can 90 1u 171 1u5, ,-s W ~11e 1000 !50 ~~I) 5!1 +I """"'" 10100 Jl I! '-! • I f:> Glonlor lC3 2l ~· II D 1\ M!drlm ~00 , 1!71 1~1 IM II Or 8\ ,w·! W :-.lace JlO 3.5 3 31!! .., 2 + ~~~ramo ~, ~~;~~~orp IS~~·. St. }lay 30. Sailing again same day 15, due St. John's llay 20, complaint 1 Milliken \7.1lll 310 310 !Jl <+ '0 O'Brlrn Sl · 8 Snla~ 100 41 U'1...ul .. 3 l~\'l RZ!O, , ·''~'"':t .1!11 ! U 134 Dram• 000 350 + \~ ...... ('urb 1 a.rMn1 f'6,"l0 Ul tr,l-: l\11 t \1, F.11hl AI 2jC0e lll 30 30 o c% I 11 ; + D Brtdu :21o steel , \for Liverpool. 1 ~lay 22. the next day, 2 1 Minda 12 Ok• R11 lOO , I Jl H Dalhcu•l• 100 21 28 26 121 1 1 1 B111•ctCift UMI IC'1 .11~ lll1 - ':1 F:"'rcn U~.1 13AT1 ~15o . P'i 1 + .•4•• M n Corp u D 111'1 I! ll!'l 1 "' 4 on !I 7 HASKS Dom ar lHit t n Sltl 14~ 1 2000 2 ! O'I.ury 3 :16 f'ound•Uon :1.!' W•lkor ,:! FURSESS RED CROSS • Novaport leaning ~!nntreal ab 3urd Newfoun 1 .,...,.,,k 800 ~ ll6.l 1111 -10 rod'l' llll n ~~ I o m ··1 •1 M\'IS End 11a Opem 306.5 11~1 ill~ 111~ .~~I Mont 11 S."KJ 49 ~ _. 1 70 Bull '"k '(100 lr Pl II 12 f'or• •II a il~~ 1!.1 180 liS c+ 10 ~lin-Oro lOO 11 1! 11 1 ol poulticing (Capt. 1 Ort'n!lda 2fl!500 t e5 32 l!l c t 3. Comm xd 2~~ s~e,, 48 ~8 4 14, ~;·~~~.. :f1 c~~;~,~!As rr Fort Hamilton leaving New 24, dtre St. Jom's \!ay 28, MOWUI 1)10 Ill 140 40 - 1!11111 nln lu 0. 11 H II • · 1 f'fd Krk 000 ,\l l Omoby llOO '8 41 4! I ROY ,Ill ~06 5!;9 68)1 159 ~. I Hna Snllh ~·I Ford : .. ! ' York March 26, H<:lfax ~!arch 30., ~la,y 30 (I': a Bay Rohert!). evidently not much "wr Ill. i ua2 u' 7 f!7\ 7.\ , 1 )loti• J!(lQ tn 12 10 + 1 1 1 ~ =·- ·~ ' n" c~n .~7 c .~ rlal•ko 2600 11 ZU T t cr-Dom xd 3\0 u~ -'Jl• ~ 1 Bar : due St. John's April 1, leaving i Refngerattan. customs). 4 ' 2!00 11,311 II -, I rar ~=:a-t 0('1(] I . ,5 ~~~ )- J\ I INDURTRIU~ B•~ F.xpl ~~00 2 ll ~ 7 + Camr ('11\b 11'%.\ 1: JDI:a ll +- ~~~ F'rchhh~ 1'0 l~A 2~ .'~J3 1 al Pamour 1~00 4~ 13 4:1 Aluminium 147 Sl21 llgl.\ ~19'~- + Pilon 200 II 1! \6 -1 ,- _- _ _ + I April 3 for Halifax only. ! A man brought In C"dl'\ A11Dna ·~('10 li 11 11'1 ltnll'-'ln ~iiO .1 18 lBI menl mad~ to Dutch eorre•pond·mmm Anrlo-NOd r.oo !3\'J m "' I c n~~ :S"'-' ~' "~ 2~!1 ntc-a ~1\nt.l 6F7 ':~.e 1.\~t ~~~~ - , , . .. l .. b !900 71 7 7 + \1 1 of wolf today. A pi ran Wrol 2J200 41 40 40 + 1 1 1 n ,.. , ,. Fort Avalon leaving St. John, · rl' r1"''''d rl -4~ .. , li r.~("Q !\t!ntl e97 .,.~.s 15"1 ~'~ - I~ I PI Lob !111'0 7P 70 7! • 1 C Bre" 380 12' :!3 '• 2..1 I 1 Prac-e Rlvrr , 100 Sll~f. IP4 Li. - ~\ D h11rnu !100 15 13 15 :'I. B., March 21, Halifax I "\'ESUS \'ISITOR" it ('da l'H\r ):A.;J ~ 11 \1 t\ CiPTlU flO 2J lJ ~ + 11 '"' AIJrr 10011 Hll 14\o uu, 11 • •r.b: ~larch for dinner, but PPrma pi' :5.500 340 32~ 335 + .5 D St,.fl H61 S2H\ 21Li '..t .f If. ('an·Enn 11.~ H "-' it' • .\ Cilar:t . YK ~~ -tR., U~ ~.'! -ll 1 ow Alh 8100 3 I! II tS Porur 0111 !700 199 :9~ 192 +2 Nor Star xo S3 3 J t- NEW YOI!It CLO~ISG ~OCKI 126, due St. John's l\larch 28, leaV·! MOBILE, Ala. tAP) _ and rank that I (-an·Mtt H-~ ~ ~\ ,,ao ·1, CiiC"nn Uran .~C\00 ti ~2 H ~ MO I I t "" Rid Prtrol 1-.100 100 Ill\ \00 +1 C.'1r~ •n 2'i~\ 4:0 l~ -400 + 3 l'iolr1~1 l • fX'Q 21 :?1 21 l S Dlrko 180 1M I:Ia ,IS - 1' S\mpc;,on• 4M Jali. 11 111 I llr be Cana~l•n Prm 1ng March 30 for Philadelphia and Jesse Berne\' sg l'hn [' but one mouthful. S f'ortuno ll!l 11 1! 11 Prtml llo on !ljl 100 • 1 Walk•ro 63 169 11 ~~ 59:1 + 'I ra...,lr 1\1 7~l 7n 7~ fin!d. rhn ln I~ !3 J~ !I Phllllpo 1:00 110 lll 1&0 ' •2 Beth v,sKrnnecolt ,,, NFcw YHork .\·ia Part. aux Basques. claimed !() h;l'e .. 1 1 determined to get n•m. ra' :."0 :00 ;t..'\ 1'(1 CiF t'nn fll)OIJ 17 2 2li • l N Gol~'"' 3 on ll s s r 'I ~trrl 42 111 ~ ~ ted ~;ce Ponder 1+0 IJ 81 13 • 3 TC'.Ih\ 111lu: um.ooo. 4/fu i 1 1 my :;que;.mish 5tomach ('alii\, !lUI n 4 ·~ I 4 firlh 1\C~Uiq J(l(l('l 16''1 HP'I J(,Hl • ll"J I> Ha rrl Inell 2A lll 201 Boro warnrr OontY w 37 ,, ort ami ~on eav1~g New York Venu~. was ;;rrr-te~ \Inn PrJVO Gu a~ 2.17 2.14 2'7 ., Canl"r :"~ II:"' 6.30 Mn - <:rar:t1:nr1 1\00 \R A. A - ~ s lllrh Tlll '2'1 ~ s -1 -- I 1 6,;,ndgdlaon ~a ~~~~~nt cop 29~i i Apn~ 4, Halifax Apnl 9, due St. the FBI on ch:trze, of remainder away lor C"\'HF"-~IT.ft •,•.~73:\', 30 1 ~ .11 .; C:rt~·hk :"'f'.",:H ~ ·" ~9 -'• l>r• IIOICO Ill I I 21 R•r! E>pl 100 171\ 17 \7 +l Fl "by! March27b I" 1b J11r U1i :u 2M !11.1 ~ 4 r.u1r:1 %·:>0 A't 11\• 1~ ~ 2 Krlo"' 10\41 17 !I 17 Rockry rolr 1911 10 10 1{1 ~ONTREAL ('J,O~INr. ~OCKS I El Auto El Jli~ Sid 011 ~"·' s;•; • .Johns Apnl 11, leavmg April 13 Pauline Gob:!, a \\'a'hlr. . Hox•ra liDO \41\ I 41.\ + 11 B7lu Canadian Prf'll , Ouh·'k.•J J,llY\ :11 ~n :ll ·I c:uU l..r111d liM 1Q'·J 101~ lil' 1 - l~ ~••lund 7100 4.1 o9 I! •! GrnEl•e 51!!i Utd Aircraft 11;· i for Halifax only, Leal'!ng H~lifax secretary l'lf Sl0,001 The " loth- I f[nishrd my r'll•ma '.!~~ 111 :o J , ":' ' fi11nn11r l'l'iO Jl\, :1:1 1 - l' S Mylama POliO \1 13 1.1 3 Roralllo lOO 1111 1!'1 11'1 ' II AbUbl 33:1 Jmp BanJc. 49 : fi~pphlre tJB A•besln• Jt ImP 0!1 5111. 'f'<'h "'t11 )&)0 \i 'I'll 1= '•" Ciunn11r ""'" p.u U \Jl1 \.•'"~ ..- t 4 ~.wnor 11000 111 9 9\H + .\.\0 uo 133 - 1 ~t N•:,:·• m• Wulnrn 1-l.·o Apnl 18, d~e St. Johns ~pnl 20, Berney told pro'!"'l'l!\e tod~Y and I helieve Bank ,\!or.l .so lnt ~kk. 100\1 · c"'\"00\' • Rf'("'ft ~ lo ll ~ Cj\111\lm t'.VIil ,, l~'"l 12' 1 -t \, : St'\\' ROII)'n 1000 U1 1r H Rcurry H7.5 295 ~~ :"91 * 1 n.l s?11lng Apnl 24 for Hahfax and that representative, nf \'e 1 ach will not refuse ( twl I .ale , lNWJ 211 :: ::1 - ,t1 11 .ud Ror'lc J~I'IO 1~ 11. 14 - ~Pnatnr 2ftOO 11\t 8 I Srcur Fu·e 12l 410 &oO 400 -5 BMU~ C r\al 31 t Pap . 9()1.& :14 Ne~ ,~:ccte Cohhtrm i&!;)J 1.\1'1 \~j !H . !!I HAr·~Tin 17~111 U •o .U +4 I s ck Rim e7~ 310 l7l 11n South U :00 '401 39 40 +l 8Aihurll B Int Prlr !I York. . him he hart been Cl'\~mar- ~ q;-: !I q -.·~ Ha•Aa:a 114 17 17 :7 - \) NIPIS51G 1100 :191 ~S 291 2 Spoonrr 17540 K1 I e7 + 5 Be:l '-' Mn•·lhr 6•\ } art Avalon Jeav1ng New York ve!op on e"rth a '"'"ial 1st. Ice breaking up Cl'l'niii'U ',llr-8 \.\ ~'CA 2M -2 Htar1\'oil)' 7~d'O 8.~ Ill !S 6 NIIIO :1600 12 11 11 T•x Cal 100 6l ll l.l Brazil ~Pt ~lcC

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llld Mrs. Hubert B to Harbour Grace of Mrs. BaTnes' Mrs. Arthur to their liome on Friday.

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Speaks A ]Language An Its Own ! Caditlae rtp~diUJtl one rL !he wUest purchases !n ma.n who is keenly aware of the basic value and worth For jmt as these motori:rts have J:iaced their trust in Take a good look at this gentleman a5 he strides out 'Cadillac, so Cadillac lw given them everything they all rnotOCdom. of the thi?S~ around him. Into the early morning to his waiting car. rould hope for in an automobile. 'rhe reason for all. thll it not far to seek. In all probability you feel-as we do-that you Cadillac b~ given them I!DdaprJClllted beauty md * * For the motor car that awaiu him at the curbside Have you driven a 1957 Cadillac? not, we urge know a goodly number of thing~ about him. · luxury .. , and unsurp~ed performance and comfort If bear! the beautiful creat oC Cadillac. And here, beyond you to come in and let the car tdl you it1 awn thrilling Fint of all, we'would be willing to venture that he and ea~ of handling. conjetture, ia the most eloquent spokeaman in all the story on the highway. !J a man who hold5 to high atandards of achievement Cadillac h~ given them quality. In fact, the car is realm of possessions. .•. and that he !Xcupies a substantial position in•hi! so !IOUlldly designed and built that it hu become a We think you will agree that this year, more than In fact, the Qadillac car has, over the year!, been synonym for integrity of product. ever, Cadillac speak! a language all itl own I own area of endeavor. so Closely associated with the leading citizenry of our We would gue53 that \le is held in high personal land that the two have become all but inseparable in And Cadillac has given them value. With each esteem by his friends and associates. passing yc:ar, it becomes increasingly apparent that A GENERAL WOTORS VALUI And we would abo sup~ that he ia a practical the I'Ublic mind. THE HICI(MAN MOTORS, ·LIMITED St. John's .Water St. • Newsv Brids Special Speaker _ ;Plans For New HARBOUR GRAl'l::-"ln ~gain, I H.-\REOUl GHACE--Al the 1 aut a~ain" mny well dcscrillc thr. regubr Im•cling of the Chi-Rho, . movement of the harbour ice dur- ~ or~amwtion of St. P;;ul's which· J •t race News !ng the p~st few wcc!;s, At lh<• II'howed aptitude for trades at ito provide livin~ qu;.rters, librar:•·s m~rr. lhr Seminary Ita.< hrrom! ~,,,If. hut wu so very by Capt. lll!chael Lane. (None of !ng; improve your cooking, acquire r.nd healing not only your bandl was receiver! at the l!nrbour Grace I which if properly trained an? jand cln_ssroom; for 13o prie,:.•, rngll!'ell I" the industnal e~pa~- ··· ·.h)\ alltr mallinll 6 his c:harta are even today consld- new friendshlpa, catch up on your and !ace, but your whole >body, Library last ll'rek. Juvenile rcrtJ- 1equipped for could make them sklll-1 schol,sttcs and lay hrothers. and sian of 'l"oronto The .Jesliit~ Wl'l•'" 1 crllld not get more . ered the best we have). rea cling or beauty care. She says YOUR COOKERY ing J1ns sluckencd thll winter. Ilui tradesman, for which there Is S880,000 for two new ll'lll~s •t under a <'on.;l~·nt p;~ll of •mo~P ·net• ol l>lood. 1 August 3rd. I have some trouble that cooking can be more fun If If you have a surpl_us of eggs whc'lhrr bec~lt~c of tclcl'ision or !I great demand ln these modern ·tl~e Novitiate-a toto! of s:l.300.-: <~nrl fume, .. Tlte int'idcncP of 1\J· !r.H·lnR: hod I 1 ~r C't!":n·a """"tl>: 1 visit of wlth the Indians who went off In more zip is put lnt0 It with acme there is no finer rectpe for an' the Saturdny nitcrn(ion attractions times. He regretted t~e l&ek of COO. , nr" c'prcii!llv re,~Jratory •d· ";•hrl"n~ln& to Noble!• hurry !~:.~;ina property wblch did new dishes whim the fam!ly may AnRel Cake than this one. lor the mo1ic1. Children are re-'lsuch a provi3!()n for suitable tra!n-i The i m d"ate iinan ;al need'meut<, 1' unn,~•lly hiJh. ,. ~i Trn1ple B~·- This 1not belong to them, showing they find a change from the every day,' ANGEL FOOD SWANSDOWN minded thnt the T.ihrory is open in~ for those having these adapti- 'i b i g ~ed~/d by s9tocooo hOI''- . . !\ 't' 111 1 11 01 1 1 I·; En>l:•h firm and 11 are not to be confided ln. I in- p[)\tern. . CAKE e1rry Wr~lr.r,dr-v ann sa:urday'lbilities and hoped that some pro-,"s'"re "F·'hc G'eor"e ·e,.1,1•1ncd b·· · Lll,n;! rlnn< .' " n~ 1"1 ~r ·. 1 h ~ , d f d d ! t G b II d H 1 ! U ..._ ft f 210 t < 30 · ht b d I th L;\1..: • IJ. r C' •• .,~ ' • ,dP n:P a ' 0 n; 1 1 let• ,.,ln~P · ., hnr ~ny recor o ten e gong o ran y sans ouseceanng me 11raws near 1 . cup plus :.! tbsps sifted n ernoon rom , o "· p.m.,~:mss m1g e rna e n e near:deferring tlle construction of onr fJ.-r. '"l;ch •lr;t,o•od t~.p fhapel, ( ~lnntre.~] · :: ;oppt·ars that their tdoay, but owing to the action of and there are rooms that need cake flour. nn~ on Snturd~y rvcnlngs from ,future. Iwing of the new Seminary. 1le II"Or~'hops and a 1;.r~e part of til• ,: ,·h,, wa1 to pur- tile Indiana decided not to, II papering or painting or eome new 1,2 cups sifted sugar. seHn to nine o clock. I A hearty vote of thanks was Jesuits also have asset> available quaJ·tc-rs, h'-l'e bren ' \pnl 30 Lod~c 1 1 I li·•in~ 86 n·.~n r ,, of rum. The coast I they might attack us to get pas- draperies, get the fam!ly inter- whit at _ . ; ucco~ded to the speaker.at the con- applv to the building progranl-·· <·ro•·.oir-;l i'llo ;m~"~ rie~ . :•. ~ mmner !rom \'ark Decembe-r 17th. Have ha~ aver)· I A blt overweight? Lazy or less ¥t tsp. almond e:;tract. cl~s;r! 11'111 nrcupy tile ,new sch()Ol urc erVIces Ithe indu•tri:;l section of Tnl:•:l'."· room<, •• ,,rrr r~mplaint r.nd ls successful seol!ng voyag~. ( ,2 seals, 1active than you used to be. Then 1 tsp. vanilla extract. ·alter the Enslrrn \".1c;.Jon. Thus the immcdinte fin~ncic,l nt• .t • -.r lh~ r.rxt day, having i the most heard tell of In prop or- I get yourself a dally exercise pro- Measure silted flour and rcslft --- 41h Sunday 1 Le t 1\f h 31 1957 , is $!,349,000. "Titr .Jr.< lit, h:11 • gio,en !hr~r · 0 .,1r.t ~ewloundland tlon to net and men.) gram-some stretching and bend· 14 tlmell with lr2 cup sugar. Com- Mrmhcrs o; the Select Ve.1(ry n ° ''.arc ' I ,·rnturic~ lof ,;Pl'lit·P to Conad~." . ~,. 1 tt·nn~ (Capt. cart· I Christmu h celebr&oted in the . lng, or how about a walk every b!ne egg whites, snit. cream of of ~t. Pa1tl's Church are spending ~tR:? ~R fR~CE. , To provide this sum thf Xoti''""' .'.lr. '.!rl:III!c tnrl•·'' ~rP rnntJn\J- 1:1 • Novembe r 8th · Embark on Th e 1a t e Mra. Parsons was born' Top' with lemon g1 !mpro1'en drll1ng conditions. Weekly Services The fund-raising appeal will be :in~ to make h<~bl~·• Import•nl r.~n· :•: lrr br~allin~ up and schooner Mary for Iceland, taking in 1RS4 and wu the only daughter 1Y tb Ilk r.ze. Harbour Grace South Tuesday conducted !rom co~.st to roa;t. for triimtinn• tn <.hr llr1f<~rP. nr All ~ur . ,..-~rr •:::1> nf spring. 4 Indians. Pass Cape Clear after of the l~te Captain Wlll!am and 1' tbsps. {;' tt. 8 p.m. • the Jesuit Province of C;tnrr 'an- pr,p:e--notah!.' in til~ fJelrl o[ ~du- >· r·:~·t ~rren leal ap- 15 dayJ p..ssage. ; EdHh Oke Tucker of this towr.. 1 c~~· s~ft~- confe<-tloners, Red CrOSS Bri.;tol's Hope, Wednesday, ada is rc;pon~'hlc flher, Mu. F. Lldltont and aon of Mr~. Arthur Parao111 re­ Winterton vlllted her p~~re[llt, l\lr. te 1hrir home r.t B!shop'l and Mn. George Lilly. Obituary board, the union' a an- REAR NEWFOUNDLAND-HOTEL • ilt tlm11 Ill t1rt. FYI J.C. ti.Jhermen a cban~· to null conference waa told .

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10 -·· --· ... ·-·----·.-..-.. -Paramount ______..,._.,. ___..., Capitol I ___ ....,_ ... ___ .,._, ..... ___ .,._..,..__.,., 8.00-Newa, casino. To-mol'row Now Playing CBN' ,, • ht 8.31-Double l!'eatur&, New!. '""""''~~';.1"*'. hlr..,w~o,wu.son.,,,.._ 111\IJISbA\\ Mu•!l ~. . ,_,..Dig 9.00-~•ea"m.·s. The. Bi.~ Six Pro- z... , '·- ~::-=:.~::--=- CJON.A ~ . • Tv T ~~ .. ASITA EUERG IN. THE STORY: The fi;st h~d of. stepped beh' ... 4't: / ' · · ' . I 9.l~Doubls l!'~atLi~'r. "TH! Ol'POSI'JT. sr:x~ "ZABAJ."· 'I'~xas cattle amt'~s 211 P~tU•nu I "Hell ~td the dc>k. t ______..;·,______10.00-~ews. Squad Room. Ctl" Krm -d o, · r. ~!oroan ·· i ~~lp On. CBI.: S~·1·a. I ' - 3 •· " "" · auccas~ .sums coolk • · T ~ -Top ol tbe. Morn! !\I. 10. 0-News. Smilin' Ed McCon- , Sensuous delight anrl !ensational a:surerl !01• Chad Margan and Joe ,)j· . ·11.111'--CBC New1 and We1ther THURSDAY, March Zlth, 1.30-Early- SIM. nell. SUch a.spel:ts of the ladi&S, ltttle ao.,vcnt~re are breathliusly com· Jagger, parttlers who built til 'l ~ tss-.~Is! .lagge,-~ .. News. to _their admirers, as bmed tn Columbta Pictures' "Za. to:tn. e JO.gan. .. d:dn'l tell l d.l&--JIIIIlc:el <:,oci 11. UU-Uptlt, Htuse. 8.01--JM~ Wy,lllan Sllow. 10.'~5-Nallonal kno~n ~ule :'o~ 11.01-Sports. back-stabbmg, hm-pul!mg, reputa· rak", starring Victor Mature, Mich· • • • ?.ere rommg. l':1l6--~!GnliDI. Devou~­ tOO-Howdy Doodl', 8.3o-cii111UI i )11.3~Houacparty. New , !Jon - ruining and husband·stea!lng, ael Wilding and voluptuous Anita I VII ~ ;,,l~lftm Prev1e-•· 5.30-TI!e Lone R~ngtr. 9.3u-Jadlle RaJJ Shaw. 1 ;t:t.OO-News, Tops TOscreen in :tt-G·:tl's "'the , The new film which opened · ~-~' ~c c~1 rolled Into P~w- b _H 1~·en sm1led •t him and f.J.).-R~rdt at Randai'IL 1111»-~ .. Opposite Sex." 'The new fil~, is set in India's ~ee J .v our ay& later, by Whlch -'~';ly ln the Waint . enou~h." She lh · ll.JG-:Sfld. School Broadmt. 9.1:>---Foxglove StreeL 1 ACIOII• 21n I' lint Shel'idan and Ann Miller. with · speetaclos, help to make "Zarak" I ol llecple. Cattle buyers,_ laborers, : r;nc1l .,at ~ gue-~. ... · n•~ete~ n.. rt Pro~r~m. 9.30--Date w!tb Denya. 3Mean Leslie Nielsen and Jeff Richards, just about 81 big 11 any motion •carpen.ers, gamblers, ll11_eve5 and, p,rase. P.M. l 1\odent dwel1!1lp lO.OO-NewL a! the men around whom the· picture cl!l! 11,et r. few !~culators and busmessmen. · The man shoo~ hil 1:!.00-Announ~rt Choice. t•Wool bearen· 4 Poctey muse 10.05--Date with Denys. rumpus revolves. I' Stunn'-g · ta 1 d th • And bill collectors. uh. I'm here to >ee llr 1%.15-Dinner Btll BreaildoWD. 1 Command to· w spec c e an un- 1 M , · h · "l' · · 5Flow !0.30-~lere Comes O'~Ia!ley. Other! in the Grade-A cast In- 1daring action highllg)lt "Z ak" , organ \\as 1n t e ample hotel m IllS si1ler,'' !>-Slmon Mystery. ont poignant moments m its story of come an army of vengeance, and A_ stout httle man,. 1n a whcr lonk!ng P•~cr. '·ff vo·J ~4·Hlrh cardl 38 Put on 47 lndil n 'l.OO-RambUn' with RecordL 2ft Food 111h 40 48 Kly Hlllard, who, on the evs of duel to th• deatll fought by l>wmess su1t and weanng a derby, up, l hand _vo 11 th;,_ An 25 Mexican SorU Piec•-s out 2.3~News. 1 27 Excllmlltlon money 41 Vigilant ~o Swab celebrating .tho tenth anniversary dagger _ armed Victor Mature wu the first ~rrival at the hotel. m~.rt." " 3.00-Dollars on Paradt. 1 of triumph of her m.arrta!IO to a Broad~ay pro-j again!! sclmltar-wleld!ng exe- He stopped JUst tns:~t th~ door Jagger. sa:d \!nrun. 30 Core 4.011-News. 1 ~ I/ 32 Stopped I ~ II' ducer, learns that Steve I! hav· cutloner for tha pltasurt o! 1 and looked around. Arent yqu take11 care of the bii!L'' 4.011--Sam's CoraL ing an affair with Allen, a court. open for business?" , "Well, let him 3t Landed 4.0.5--News. Cryst~i prlmltil'~ :~ke ~~~~ fl. I! ~ lllllcious blt from one or lili ahow1. As the leaendary brljand-klng "We are," said :tlorgan, "if you Ol!f'." propert1 t 5.00-Cisco Kid. I The tau~ts of the calculating or the Khyber Pass, Zarak Khan, do,n't mind sl_;,~ping on the floor." A second de_rbr-hattffi 35 Dren ~.30-M.elod.Y Man • S& Dl1tren al;na 1 ~ • . 6.0~News. show g1rl t~gether wl;b. the Mature brlnga to vjvld ll!e the .~• floor. , . I ~rt f~rw~rd ~·1th a plete of :rn:;tsten ,II venemoUll go5.!JP. of Kay_a !UP' lu~ty outlaw and lover. Ria love "ur furniture hil.'ln t urtved tn h1s fi't. 'He r~n take 39 Indlvlduub f)~ ~ B.05-~!elcdy ~Ian. 1 " 6.15-Sportscast. posedly close fnend Sylv1.3 Fow- affair lt'ith Min Ekberg. newest . yd._ , 1 me at the ~arr:e time. 40 Youn1 goat. I~ iii 13 ler. perslll!de her to a Reno di- of hte acreen'l torrid aireru is a' 1he 5tout man scowled. 'Any. Hardwore Company. Two U Blackbird o1 ~' 6.20-~lelody M.an. ,11-. vorCil, leaving the way open fer Isixzling thil'lg only matched' by other glace around here a man I sand. three hundred-'' cu~koo !amll )' Z'! r.:o y...:~ ~ {,',. 1:1 l.'f 6.45--News. ~~-..:- , C~·stal to grab Stel'&. Returning ! the bewitchine beauty' a urua- can sleep?" 1 "Six thou~~r.d ~ix h"n 4~ Garrt\ 7.00-Rainbow Riddle. ll ~) to New York to reBum_e the &inti-! tiona! dance. In rharp contrast to "Sure," said cheer- thirrl snund!Ing of -~ar~:~l -fiAi4-. or I arne u , smart 1 tacle II 1 WarWI.ek Production Bare walls that s all Th h 1 -· 12.0.5--Club 500. 1 Wadden ...... ·----- town apartments, a country house I • The man to' ok t~o .'1· J1·er do\. • 't e r.Jtand rd-ndatrr .. 12.30-New~. , , . · · · · · ·· . • . am qm e cc1 e 'r: Brodie ...... 1.00-Closedown. and a Ne1ada guest ranch, a~ well· Jan from his pocket and to»ecl 3.33-Trana Canada Matinee. u front and back-s_t~ge in .a Jlroad- them 011 the "desk." "All ri~ht,'' j Joe Ja~~Pr nodded. "I~ Wadden ...... ~ay theater, gr~v1~e vanous aet- ne aaid with ill grace, "! was case. the lot 111il t· •I •o~ :Wl 4.30-CBt: New&. ,- 1 Star Hickey .. .. CJ'O N vous ! tmgs for tha skirm1she~ an~ stor· exp.cting to rough it out he1 c. lifty." 4.3.5--Ti mely Tunes: Fuller ...... U:l-Chlldren'! Stol'y. THURiiJ.)A Y, "olart:h :!~1 ~ .. ----:------:lea of the combatants in "The Op- but-" Ri~hl now, ~·ou'll ~ce both 6.00-:"iat!onal Anthem and Sign : posite Sex," and almost el'ery type ·- He wa, crowded a;irle ~ the The real-r.;i ate ~.!~Music of the Welt. 0 O'Brien ...... !h~5e tins or Honev 8.30---Bob Lewis Show. On. of femininity is represented by new influx of potential guests. at .Ja~ger. ":'\n•.1, ~-3~Fishcrles Broadmt. To-day Team Single Brand Orange Juice on 8.30...:Nfld. Newa. I 6.0~Sundlal. the ladles In the cast. He fought his wav back to the ler." ) our Rrocer's sheh·es. Bu\' ~.4.5--Klndergarten of the Air. 6.3~\Vcather. ' Cross ...... 6.00-lntermezzo. 6.30-World NeW! and Weather. With June Allyson portraying ' ~desk. "Mv kev:" · ··You're a _;,orca::t:u .. '' eii hrr onP . , , thPj''r'e 11.45---Fishermen'l Newatalld ro,. 7.00-Newa H!ghllshta and Kay Hillard, who finally geh her ''FORT YUHA" ,. "No key," ~aid ~!organ. b.2~Prugrarn Prevle". said cool~·. "! 11gu:~ :o Team Total both brimming with e~­ cut. Weather. dander up, ther• are other in- WITH P.tTra GaAVES "What room?" bleated the first Rctly the umc delicioua &.30-Supper Gue1t. 7.00-Newa and Sports. the speculotillg ru"d , 7.31},.-World News and Wuthu. I eWv• pe;£ormancea on the part lOAN voss i &.uest. Horsr~· Or&nge Juic~t, 8.~Girl Guides. 7.1~Natlcnal Newa & We.ther. want !egilimole !Ja,iw.'<'s 8.00-Breakfut Club. o! Joan Colllru u the flashy Cry- ! "Any room,'' said )!organ. "It's 7.00-CBC News and Weather now-ami th~ p•·i,·c of :]'• made from full-strength 7.30-Bound· tbe World NIW& 8.30--Make up Your MiDcl. ahl (walt untU J'OU ree her in l!ipeclaelt rarely ~quailed ln mo- first come, first serl'ed." 1 ree-ripened }'lorida 'T.l~Cw1aln Calls, 1.3:1--WeaU!er RouDdu~. five hundred if _1ou g11 B.~Rell Kour,.. t bubbl•bath to end all bubble- tio11 pl~turn with Bel-Ail' Pro due- . A woman suddenly appeared. 200 oran~~:eo;. Drinli a full~~:laas 7.30-Tops Today. , HS-Newa SUmll!IJ1. l>uilding ri~ht aw;;. II 9.00-lt Happened IMt Ml1ht. baths,) DolorN Gray 11 the catt:r tions' frontier adventure epic She was wearing a g1-een tra1·cJ· :?35 n! healthful Horse~· 7.4~Doyle Bullet!~. 8.00-Nfld. Newa. not building. t 11c 10.00-Coffee Time. i Cyhla, who ae!:l her Ccmle-up- "Fort Yuma," I Tivld lll!d apectacu- ing lUi!, I bonnet with a green . .270 !54 Oran~:e JuicR e1·en• dR~·­ 8.15-Muslcal Prouam. 8.011--Provinclal Wea~er. hur.drerl ;md fif:~ 8.30-Rawhlde. 11.00-'l'urn Back the C!ork. I poanee when llllother woman stea!s· 1ar HtOUnt of 1 eavalry troop fac- !eatber and sbe carri~d a green . ,232 222 it's an excfll~nt source or 8.20-Shtppma Rapon. .. 216 307 8.46--Rovlng Reporter. cl2~KiddiN Corner. ;: 11.2~Sportl Dettctive. her rn~n, Ann Sheridan as Kay • inS an ..-enrhalmlnJ Indian at- carpetbag that matched her d~c.s. "~!i lire~·· 274 1.00-Bthlnd tht Story, who makes ofi with Sylvia's hu!- lor elder chieftain of the ~!embreno ' · 208 I 10.00-Citlzens Forum. 9.00-Provincial Newa. 1.15-Serenadt in Blue. blll!d. The no-holds-barred kick· Tbt llory it reawtie and tribe, is mortally wounded by tl1e ' J•;ger n1• r•<1 j. 10.4S-Vancoul·er Chamber Or· 9.011--Duke Box Revle'll, 1 1 s~nok 243 1 , chestra. 9.30-Newa. 1.30-~fastert of Melocf.y. inll, scratching, hair-yanking 1crap tbrilllnll melodnma D'f the Unit· iUJL{ire o£ • settler as he <~rri•·es lots to one b111 H h 111• lh•. 239 1.4.5--Bob CNlsby, batwten the11 two ladies at the td S!attt Cavalry when it expert- :at th1 fort for a peace talk with ur ... t~ '"' thmt·d- . : .205 208 .,.. 11UJO-CBC National Newr, ~ew1 9.31-Duke Bill: Revltw. Roundup and Talk. 9.4~Murlel ~cKa7. 2.00-Fred Robbins Show. Reno dude ranch prm•ldes the pi~ 1 anted on• Iff ito molt CT!Ici.tl PI~'' the commanding oHicer. Around wink~~ •I CII~d \lnr21'. 1036 1172 2.30-0ne Man's Famu,, ture_ with on1 of I!J moll up- I ioda with ,,._ A...,.he IBdlana t'n :this dram_atic situation hinges the 10.00-Martln's Corner. ·., 2.4~March of Eventa. ...., ,..,. t t 1 h fi1 1 Th~ rrd-fac~d ~ 3 ~ 10.l~~!a Pepper. ' 3 00-B ln roar!ous scenes. the turbuleDt l!iltery of the wMt ' ense ac IOn o t e m. nter· ~le.;ed h'.l "'r"~h a•rl i'oh 10.30-N ews. Mid .'J{ornin& ·· - ~· 0- ox g. Charlotte Gretnwood h humol'-l At Fort YumA, f&r out in the In: i woven instinct that surpas~es all hi.llfold 170m bl• por<~t. , , .. 202 24R ~.3 VOUS Reeonl Room. ously tngaging as the ranch -pr~>- 1 ban-iers betwePn white man ond · . ... 236 175 1 Melodies, • 00-W ld N I • ' . J . 'II! IT! 10.4S-Eleven lor the Mon8J. ... or ewa. prletress, and Agnea Moorehead turu out not to ~ "tht marry· Indtan on the dPsert. Peter )·our mone~. U'. • · ' .. 278 ~76 u ld.~~Hit of the Day. 4.0~VOUS Record Room. alJo wins laughs In the rol• of a inll kind." Graves is seen Lieutenant Ben; ceipt:· . .. 12~ 210 11.01-The Story of JIDI ,,30-World Newa. rnuch·rnarrylng Counten. Joan Th1 pictur1'1 mulical requencer, Keegan, veteran cavalry officer· Romanu ("A Perfect Love") to th1 ~st are Blll Phll!ip5, Jam~s I anti-freeze thot !iJd l><<~ 170 -. l 110.30--UpdKte. who rlnt (ives the secret rat: CI1Wboy Ballad ("Rock 'n Roll Lilburn, Abe! Fernadez and Stan- from their tath~r·, ,·or. r": 1.4~-Art · Baktr'a Notebook, 1 3 973 FAIEWEI.L WEEK 2.00-NeWL 10.3~Capitol Cloakroom. Steve's infidelity awuy. I Tumbleweed") ley Clements. 1 William 1\'e,te) llJ1e~. · '2.00-Never Ltt M• Love You. 11.00---~luaic 'Til Mldnlihl. The picture's two male prln- Joe Puternak, wbo I&Ve th~ Few dlrrctlll'l can equal Le;ley 1two-ytJr-olll b r" I h • r. 1 cipa!J, Leslie Nielsen and Jeff screen tile rucceasful "Meet Me in Selander for &klll In blendlnfl ae· i U) 1 2.1.5--Thla Man's ~'amily. ~~''"re [o11n~ thr.~ • .227 274 "SCREECH" 2.30-Newa, MaUnee. fi:\CHER KILLF.D Ri~lrardr, are up against !ormld- Lu Vegar," comes up with an- tion, romance, color and exclt&-[ Gerald D;~I'P), late SuuM_. •... 1:50 137 RAPID CM'Y, Sd. (AP)-Stalt11 ablt competition but Nielsen IJ other big M-G-M hit 11 the pro- ment into hUIIUin intere;t dranu,[said Mr. Dn1o)' hJd Ma ' - THE LAST DROP I ~ 3.00-Newa, Hou~~ewivea Club. .... 240 286 . 4.01-Caslno . attorney Tom Parker uld Mon-1 peuuas!ve a~ Stel'e and Rich·) ducer of ''The Opposite Sex,u with and in "Fort Yuma" he turn.s out, old anti-trreze fl'l:n Ill~ car .. ... 211 189 day a 12-year-old boy, aon of a, ards is hilariously funny u Buck, David Miller directing. Memben of/ one o! his fine.t Dann)' "r- i !lOr and !eft the tshooting hi! music teacher,. at.u!l- all the girls at hi• feet but who one. ' original llf!'eenp!ay. ture. No 'Paone Bookina• before 8.SO p.m. !ng her body under the dashboard 'Phone tlfttr 1.:» p.m.} ~!.. Tic:kel 8.00-Naws and Weat.har. .. 200 239 sale at Bowrlnaa all d1y 11.011--BulletlD Board. ~ htr ear, and t:Mil drivln1 It to .. 259 163 2.2&, 1. 10, uo, eoc. ll.l~Nat!onal Newr, an abandoned logging road. wm. 156 lam J. Willard, son ol Professor " .238 11.15-Sporta Parade. 202 II~Provlnclal NewL and ~ra. Joha W. Wlllarrl Rock­ ot ryteller. Hammon, 41, Rapid City. 225 301 244 .. ------212 NOW PLAYING TO-MORROW '"'Utnllton . 233 206 ------.. 153 193 uu,nuh .~ 174 D .. 279 219 TO-DAY ... 1~ 269 ·TO-DAY 1093 106\

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' . ,, •, ..... ,'I'Jnl SMti-Ftna_l, J,Jzd Still Cluunpi01~ ••.• lnt'itabion Series I. n ·Telephone Come Guards Eliminated; o I I . '' Behind For ·Victo.ry 7278th. ·In Running The Guards, were eliminated 19 poinl.a while teammate Winst' Edge PepperreU 3-2ln Dying from the Invitation Basketball was good for sixteen polntJ. series at Holy Cross last night 11 The big game of the aer!ea will the 7278th from Pepperrell fook a be played on Sunday afternoon it Second.& Of Ga~ 78-59 win over the Blue ana White four o'clock .when the 72781h meet. ,,.Jon Trlrpbone cam.e fiye minute mark·ol the tblrd in a high scoring contest. the Holy Crou In the one pme ~~ 1 r,ci • 111·o 1oal deficit laal when the Avalon caine throuah By their win last night the Pep- semi-final to the championship ., ~·rrtakr the lflliUI lead· with their lint 1011 alter Mike perrell aquad will now meet Holy series. A win for Holy Crou or rrrl tn the Jlnt pme of Breen went oft for erou cheekln1. Cross in one game with the win· the Americans will give them the rre~al Hotkey Leaaue 11 was in the lui five ·minutes ol ncr going Into the finals aKa.lnst Sl right to meet St. Bon's for the top tn uh a S.Z""Win wlth the. thlrd frame that the Avalon Bon's for the lnvlt.tlon Champion· honours. 1.•• ..orin~ the wlnnin1 came lhroulh wlth two 1oala to ship. A doubleheader I.J acheduled for ,:,h or,!' fourteen teeOIIdl Uke the win, In last night's game Grover led Sunday with the High School :~r ,,mr. Peppera went into the lead at the Peppers with twenty-one polntJ series gaine between the Pepper­ ?rwmll were holdin1 a the 12.37 mark, of the first period while Devine wu next !or sixteen rei\ Falcons meeting Holy Cros1. 'r•rl ~oinK Into the third when Bill R)'lln' and' Gerry March points. 1 A win for Holy Crou will put the 1d it looked like a Pep- combined to open the scorln1. It It wa1 the aecond loss in the ! ~acphenon and Peppers tied for '"1on but the Llneamen wu II the 10.19 mark of the sec· series !or the Guards and by this 'I !1rst place. Thill game Ia scheduled ~;rl. ~~~~:o;.;~: 867 774 2516 0 FEILDIANS:-387S DolVJL~acpherson 64-39; Joyce 57-32 In Co ege flna Farr:r;e~~~~;dl&~~ ~h.~r~~: I ~!~:ErF:~r~~:e[iJ~~~:~ I H kl ' 1 fl t Grand Falls Athletic A1110ela· " ·' anrl Wednesday's :: M~~P~; : :~~ ~:; ~~ : Top Scou~r io;hi~t~~~~~~g~~~~eB~~:~b~rl ;~~: f1~\~e~ f;fa/~o ~~~~~~th; ·i~~gof~s tlon, hu turned down the , ~~~. ~~~~t:~ar'oroih!hl~n:e~C::r~ Game; 1 W. May , . . . 243 233 133 609: Pcppcrrcll Falcons took over series. terday afternoon with the second j while Cantwell and MaT! hall pot·. proponl to fly to Bell hland. goal which came at 8.50 of the IIIGH SCORES L. Adams .... 2:l3 201 227 661 .leadership In the Senior High It was the sharp shooting o[ place St. Bon's taking a 57·32 win ted 41 each. Gather all, Myrick,: Earlier when lhe GrtDd Falla first period on an assist b)lo Dal· • 1 R. Marian ... 163• 187 222 ~2 School: basket baH mics yesterday Bob Joyce In the first half that over the last place Bishop Feild.i Comer[ord an.d McQuire each I was here In St. John's Ul'altlng ton for the only !Coring in t'ne •S '"!:' l'~ 1 h h 1 f 1 1 h h transportation to the Island' 1060 1092 992 3144 a ternoon w en t ey look a 64·39 1 kepi the Peppers in front. Joyce On y a hand u of !pectators 1 !cored two apte<"e for t e ot er · game. Two penalties were hand· ..... 7 W~ddrn · llfis-89 CAN. LEG!ON:-0 wln over Macpbmon Academ)'· [sank the leather for 14 points· turned out for the final game of I St. Bon's first half points. Winsor: the team turned dowD the ed out ·within th~c minute1 u Th p 1 d I 1 I ..t h If · h 1 possibilities of flying to the 835 1 ... D. Lane .... 206 198 148 ~~2 e cppm c at the end ol. while Neff was next with ten .. the already·lie-c aim seriel. The led the Feild in the first a ""1t 1 1 d ?.!ike O'Keefe o! the Cougars 1 ... 850 J. Duffy .... 1~~ 142 176 473! the first half of play by only lour Brabaltz and Austin had four each 1 Blucgolds who defeated the Feild ten Points while Noseworthy and 1 ~~r~n R·o~slter said tbat In all went of( on both tor lnterfer· G. Henderson .160 19~ 1~2 .507 I points with the scoreboard read·. I with Harnum and Bond picking up 1 in the oPening round of the ser·: Doug. Sq~ire3 colleded four each: ence. Relcre~s for the game · Hickry ... 849 , R. Hendmon 89' 127 161 37'7 ing 27-23. It was 1 second half two each. Huddy scored the sln~lc 'lea again had little di!ficulty In with Martin Steele picking up the probabiUty the SARA wiLl let were Wilson Butler and Danny ·G Fnllrr .... 817 IL. Delacey .. 236 197 214 717 rall)·by the Peppers that gave them point for the Peppers 27 points. chalking up their second win over· other two points. ~n: 1 i:1~!~d~~et~~r .:re:e:ian; Puddester. :'\'e,;t games ftrr. O'Brien .... 800 I . ~ ~9 921 2626 lhi w~de, :abrglJn of vlchtory. h For the Macpherson ~core and the Double Blues. i 1n the second half hit was Man· or tomorrow. schedul~d for this el·enln,i! when S" I . an Y o oyce, I e amool ~tan Brown were tops in the fint The Bluegolds led by the ~harp . nlng again who was t e leader as at 6.30 p.m. the Monan:hs will Tl'Rm Ill( e I ALUNDALE:-2 ball-handler, was the leader In the half with six points each while shooting of To;). Manning held I he potted the leather for eight Cl ulk l d ' meet the Bisons and at 7.30 p.m. 1 n· ('ro~~ ...... 1443 T. carroll ... 270 24<1 241 7~1 scoring for the Falcons as he' Jim Brown scored four points 3120 1 .~' . th. Bi h 'Fe'ld points !or the Bluegolds, while 1a ISC large 1, th &.II st ·11 t k th Tram Total T. Murphy ... 300 261 163 726 swished the nets for 1 IolBI of 26 with Parslns and Pugh getting ,at the e~~"" °~~~ fie t h~J~f p{a . Myrick picked up five, Cantwell e · ars WI a e on e 01 1 ,. H. Murphy· .. 180 201 2M 637 points. Teammate Neff wu the three each and Johnson nctlin11a; "nd in the sec ndr~alf the HiJ. three with Bambrick,. Gr>lhenll, G'J}" C f' d J Bl~~ ~~ ~.~s~remind !he coache~ 4013 1 8 ~TO~~ ...... G. Tl)'lor . ' .1~2. 168 198 D18 next highest scorer In the game single point. tao ers' outscoored th· Double Comerf()!'d, McQuir.e and F. Mur· I Ies on Ine J. Dat~· , • , .. 200 21~ 281 696 wl~~ a total ol lwel ve Pdolnls. I In the 1econd half the Peppers BfJ'e . for the fin;! score o[ •phy ge.ttlng two pam~ each. For i of th? top eight Bantam League 1 3 26 12 1102 1063 1H1 3328 • rame wu p aye at Mac- really put their shorpshool!ng eyes • . the Fc1ld In the second hal! Nose- One of the two hockey play. ,'· ~eams thh~t tsherdr.l will be as mdeet· 7 32 1 ,., .~1~ ~00 282 697 CELTS:-t pheraon Gym and f~r the first half to IOOd use and again It was Bob ~ · 1 worthy was the leading point col· era 11·ho were lnlur~d In tl1e tng at t e ta urn on • un ay 200 23~ 247 S82 J. Quinlan .. 2.59 188 194 1141 It wu • basket !or b~et affair Jo~:ce who led the lleld. He potted Bespe<"tacle

.20~ wa 2~ 708 F. Hickey ... 193 221! 202 620 Macpherson II he sank the Ieath· Noel Gover acored two each. The 1 with teammate Noel Hulton, alors will meet the Hurrkancs at 1 1m6 1172 1030 3238 , B. O'Retlly , .227 236 203 666 er for. twelve points while team- following is a rundown of the F• I t• d T • ht Is cnnrtned to the hospital wfth : 4.15 p.m. and the Signallers and -- G. Wadden .. 270 243 264 777 mate Stan Brown WBI next with scoring: . I Ina s c0"' lnue ontg .I broken jaw bone and will I thP Sappel'1i l•kl' to the Ice. at \1' \L[ --~ 1 1298 l2SO 1111 3639 eight pointa. PEPl'ERRELL: Joyce 26, Neff I • ~ ~ ' be a patient there lor the next i 4.55 p.m,. At ~.30 p.m. the P~ 202 24 A 240 891l PATR!CIANS;-1 The win give a the Pepperrdl 1 14, Brabaill 10, Austin ~. Harnum • week to ten days, Wee League .'\II Stars w!ll take .. 236 175 IM m, J. O'Brien , , .231! 2117 278 : l~othr~~}n~j~~~ o;l~ ~~tC:ht~r:~~ 8, ~~~:H~i1~~: 2. Parson! 7, The third and what could be I thzy held a 2·0 score In the first. B h M on the St. Mike's Grammar 2oR ~76 2()1 7~ M.Spearna , ' .201 ~~ i~: 703 I havlnl one game each tq play In Moore 8, Pugh 3, S. Brown 8, J. the flnal.game lor the St, John's, period and after being tied the av c amps eet School team in An exhibition ntJnul"d 1 ~~~ ~10 230 5113 B. Evana " "21!11 ""1 6971 the llrst round of the two round Brown 12, Gover 2, .Johnson 1. Senior Hockey League champion-~ Guards went ahead 3·2 but the " gam~. ~~R ~43 248 189 .H. H11l1 .. . 21~ 226 ~ ship Ia scheduled for tonight at B1uegolds came back to move in· s d N• h ------113~ II~ 1103 339~ E. Keaney .. 304 201 268 763 . c . A d s . the l!tadlum with the Guards and to a comfortable lead befoN! tlle atur av Ig t r.r::zr. · 1213 1188 12011 361K Gordon Breen urt~ n cots St. Bon's meeting for their tlllrd game ended. In the aectlnd game A b' ltfl'b'l- . h d Curling News :-;sn:R encounter. of the aerlea played on Tuesday 1g e 1 1 ton g~:ome ts sc c · : . Jli 230 202 7411 C.L.B.:-3 The Bluegolds go Into tonight'! night !hoe Guards held I Hl lead i ~rd I? I p~~Yd.at th:h' Sts tohrs: INTER Dl\'IS!ON GAMI8 212 180 182 ~ C. Dominey .. 200 2411 238 &87 . ,, OfT w· s h lh WInner op ' ln c 00 oy game with a two game edge onr I at tl)e earl)' part of the first l"n·emhtonah athlUmCh II af uTr ay. SENIOR .207 :!12 202 6!'!1 L. Blundon .. 1110 18'7 1110 M7 . . I i 1g w en e amp! o rtn· Bl1tf' 1 Red: 188 181 171 S20 G. 'Chancey .. 243 m 219 637 • G the Guards as they took the first period but agam t'nt B uegolds ltv Ba meet the Cham 1 ! Con- ~- k 11 . 16!'! 170 182 494 J. Crane . . .189 203 314. 688 Scoring Award Cur Img ames two games of t'ne finals over tne came back to take over leader- ceptio~ Ba\•, p 0 I~; 'i·~ 11 N. Jtoc we . 1J Blue and Whites by the sco~s ship. On Saturdav night wt;artlng r.t: H. AI erl . . . 8 R. Kent .... 12 1088 873 899 2938 c. Andrew• .. 244 197 2D9 6.50 1 1036 99t 1170 3197 The game! In the fifth draw at: of 8-4 and 6-3. A win tonight for So far In the finals both team& g o'clock a ch.allenge game fealur- 1 J · Sl nge · · 1 ~ ~· ~~~ey · · ~ RIVERDALE:-Q. Redheaded -G()l'don Breen. of th.P club yesterda~ were very, St. Bon's will give them their IJav-e lost a player each. Tile ing the Shears! own Tiger5, champs I . oneman. . . 2.27 2741 22:1 728 the CNR ClerkJ copped the Nfld . closely contested with one excep- 25th City Hockey champ!honshhllp Guards lost forward Bob Chaulk of tile Conception Bay North, will :IB B. Ploughman .156 !41 1411 M2 1 .. 1.50 137 286 :173 J. Spencer • , .188 208 205 601 Breweory ·Award In Civil Service lion. The curtis B team barely and their 25th w n on t e S· In tlie opening game when he re- meet Claren\'llle, the Trinity Ba)' 1 , .. 240 286 226 1~2 J. Steele • , , .1M · 180 1110 ~34 Hockey for the year 11 he won the outlasted a fighting st. Bon'! rink lorlc Boyle trophy donated by 1ceivert a broken bone In his arm champs. 1 JU.\'IOR .211 1811 182 :182 B. Bauld .••. 222 196 16l! 1!113 Hliheat Pol!lb· for the aea10n's and Macpherson B won 1 aqueaker Sir Cavendish Boyle way back : after being cherked by an oppos· Much inler~>t h:.! been c-realetl: Green: Wl1ilf: . 314 242 18'1 7~ J. Clouslon , .243 106 198 M7 no noun. over Bishop .Feild 'A. The ~·elid B in 1904 for City l!ocke): honour>. · ing pla~·~r. St. Bun's lu~t !he '"er· in thi~ tam~ ~nd one of the mo>l t J. Do\Json .. 19 V. Sundstrom 5 1142 1138 1106 3386 team had an easy game again~!, In boUt gamea pla~·ed in the vlt·e~ of 'fell GlllieN after he. col· e~citln~ game. for the year Is H.. Alwi.ll ... 1~ K. Clarke • • 41 BrePn, •· Iarmer Holy Crou 1 P.C.A.A.:-3 aenlcll' hockey leaeue player who Macphenon A when they got 1 be~t or five game sel'tes to dale l1tled wilh a teammate. Gillies expected to u~ ~een. 111. Wylte ... 12 l'. Merner . 10 .. 200 239 all'ay to an early slart and never the Cfuards l1BI't' taken !he lead i~ suffHing from a broken jaw Up to presH hour tills morning: C. rort>ts . · 3 G MacDonald II 137 1576 J. Sklfllnllton 183 174 286 M~ 1 favoured the Clvll Service League .. ~ 163 1118 620 M. Downey ... 217 2M 230 7 0 • t h s 1 looked bnck, The score!: in bolh games. In t'ne first game bone. Ihe lineups o! the various two ... 2311 15e 138 532 c. Kmnash .263 237 220. 720 ;0 ~ ~he e~:: d L:•Juell~i• ~·e!~ Curlls B 9, sl. Bon's 8. ------··- · --- learns could not be obtained but 1 49 202 281 7t9 T. Benson ,·, .239 247 269 7~11 r Y- co ec• ng '"" Macpherson B 7, Feild A e. as .the Redlegs lo~t their fourth c. orprals Guard It is believed that both aquads TONIGHT'S GA.'\IE!! i :·~ 213 200 1186 A. Breen ·., •. 191 2l3 210 6U point• in his 21 ir.mu, Feild B 8, Macpherson A 2. strsalght. In wiLl be icing their regular lineupl GRE,AT LAKES FINALS 11311 1173 11M 8068 1098.11211 1211! 3~33 Gordon lead the LeaiUe by acor· -WEDNESDAY'S DRAW pahn gave up six hits for the big game. IJONS:-0 . ini 30 goals in the 21 iamea and Curti! A va. Macpherson A. seven innings, one a homer by Qf Silver Seven· ·-- 7 p.m. Curtis B VI. Feild B. Bob Thurman. Smoky Burgess I dilres, alter the Klondike man- Tiller C!klp), Hue, R. M. Wnlte . . . 240 272 . 192 · 704 he collected 1~ auists, w. r. 22:1 306 86:11 J. MurdOCI\ .. .'149 , 1111 1ft1 491 St. Bon'• va. Feild A. belted a bases-loaded homer lor OTTAWA CCP) _ Only a eor. ager had eommented "McGee Baggs, .T. Well!! v~. W. 1'11L!tle Bye-Macpher!on B. C!nclnatl, while Hank Aaaron Petle'lj than Murray LOlli TIGERS SWAMP BROOKS years ruled the world of hocke•.l tawa and sttll 5harp.wttled 11 81, 1 1 p.m. 1443 1230 1320. 4013 of Buckma3ter's r.nd Able Carew EXhibition Detroit rapped out 20 hit5 at the And only. one of them-Harry ~~·as. ~mediately behind McGee! ~· Sotnema~ lS~~pl, L. Geld· GUARDS:.:....2 of the Clerks. Botb Lon11 and expense of Sal Maglie, Ken Lch· cRat) Westwock _ surviVEs who :n scon11g, He playN! the now-', stem, W. A. Kno111tn1, A. Belli 1'!. man and Clem Labine as the Tig wu on the regular roster exinct position of ro1•er on the 1 H. Anl(el (sktp), C. H. Conl'tly, ~' 233 2M 1811 828 R. c 11 nmon .232 ~ 222 7SO Carew were eredlted with 43 Baseball ~am's . 1~ 193 163 15211 · 238 "44 236 718 point~ each . e1·s overpowered Brookl~n 18-1. during all three years It held the seven-man team. I H. Wylte, T. ~!cDonald. D. Fisher · · · · .• By ,The Associated P~ss Frank Lary alld Jim Bunnmg lim· world hockey championship and Passed into hock-ey history are i FINALS ~ 174 223 650 R. McKinlay .271 _l96 296 763 ,Breen will receive hi• award ~he New York Giani.:!, leading .279 Zl8 219 717 iterl the Dodger5 to three hits. . the Stanley Cup, 1903-05. Dave and Suddy tilmour, Billy's 9 p.m. W. Oakley ... 164 · 1&3 · 29~ 61Z of the Nfld. Brewery Trap~" at th d AI Kallne, with a pair o! hom· 1 Another origin a( Silver se ·en brothers. Suddy and Billv for a Winner semi-finals vs. T. Stent,. . I~ 21111 260 704 G. Fuller , , .307 230, 2110 817 the annual presentation ol a~rds' e cactua an grapefruit exhl· 1 1083 10111 1074 :1228 J212 1119 1329 2830. latrin . the yeror: bltion baseball standings, trim· ers, and Frank Bolling, with ll.ve! ma~ Is H. L, (Billy). Gilmour, time formed a famous li'ne com- ~!ord (skip), W. Petlen, L. Crane, RIVERDALE:-1 . . med the Busto!\ Red Sox ~·2 hits In five at bats, led the Ttg- i now of Montreal 1 left-wing wiz. bination. · L. Sutherland. IQ~·S:-3 B,- Ploulbuian .162 182 249 ~93 i Walsh • • Wednesday . for their third ers. Charley Maxwell, Frank j' ard fn his day: He played all E. H. Harvey) Pulford saved 2 Ices open 7 p.m. ... 210 1111 201 a911 B. Ba.uld .... 1114 227 160 1!111 Br""le • .281 1111 876 atralght victory and elgh~ In the House and Rene Bertels also horn· ~hrfi! years too, but l:J the last many a day in his defence spot. 3 ices open 9 p.m. 8 :t ered for Detroit. . year, 1905, saw action only inter- He is gone, along with All Smith, Ladies and gents invlled' · to :-' •• "Ill:! 211 1715 273 1188 T. Spellcer .. 11!8 227 94 4189 ' . ~ • • 221! 3.2 8~1! last nine lames. .2211 163 W 114' A. Lucia " .. 130 263 1110 II8S 1260 1081! 1219 311M Th! Gtantir, boastina a 12·~ An eight-run third Inning csr· mlttently while attending McGill right wing and 1005 ~aptaln; Art 1 make up own rinks. 1 ried the Chicago While Sox to a University. · Moore, delenee; J1m Me~; d . -S-lbe-.------.. 317 203 212. '732 J', Clouaton·, •• 197 236. 216. 1149 iU:f!~-;; , . won-lost record ·In the spring 111 .,..., .... ,•• 200 227 234 1161 8151' 1137 1109 U97 233 270 236 739 training games, jumped on Tom· il-4 victory over Washington. Larry BOUse Hutton, still hale ind Hamby Shore; Horace Gaul. an ____n_a_. ______Doh)' and winning pitcher Dick hearty 1n Ottawa, was the ··team's The Silver Seven were the orig­ 118'7 MD 1171 3284 D. Fll,her • • • •260 238 220 718 my B~wer for four runs In the ST. BON'S:-2 . R. McKlDlay .166 301 219 686 f\I'St lnriini to wrap It up earLy. Donovan !parked tht! uptislng goalie In 1903-Dt Billy Hague, also ina! ottawa hockey dUb and lAST RELIEF FOR 221f 1e~ W J p · 274 2()11 1115 838 W. Oakley • · · 203 286 237 726 A two-run double by Foster with circuit clouts. goalmlnder for a tlme, . ls still adopted their eupbonioos na~ in 2t2 635 · 2112 173 217 1142 G. Fuller " " 177 2911 220 692 Cutleman and WeUa Westrum's around. So ls Dave Finnie, a res- 1003 when team manager Bob 1~ 1: c~~~~ntl~e · PhJlad~lphla overcame a ~hree· !dent of New York the l&st Shillini!cn presenll!d each player 181 243 827 J, cowan , , , .205 239 294 738 10311 18110 1133 SM1 lingle wltll the bases loaded ac· 20 :;EMENT: run deficit to edge Kansas City years, who minded nets In 1905, with a silver nugget. liD 188 1113 R. Redll'!ond , .231 387 ·189. 7&7 .counted rqr the runs. 4-3 in 10 innings. The Phlls 5cored StU! alive too are Jack Fraser m . 1215 Sll! J. Noseworthy 1113 288 328 7117 LAURIER:-1 Ruben Gomez worked the first ACHING the winning run when .oslng and Fred White, OTTAWA (CP) - The RCMP .. ll'fJ 1108 2142 11M .1194 1183 3582 J, Lalte , , , .203 304 174 681 .1!x lnnlnga ror New York and 11ltcher Alex Kt!ilner walked Ed CENTRE ACE guidon 'soon will carry a special CELTS:-1 L. Sop,er, .. ..260 m 283. 694 blanked the Red Sox on two hltJ. BotichPe with tile bam full.

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THE DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, MAR. 1! BY STAN ,'

~- . ~... . ·t· EXPERTS AVOIDS r UNMAUILE BID ~. ~ I , BY OSWALD JACOBY' WHILE Edgar Kaplan wu win· . [, f nlnl the Life Master's Individual, Philip Feldeaman of New York wu romphli olf with tha Senior r Muter'• event. ~::; In today'a hand Phil exerclucl 1! admirable . aell ,· restraint and stayed out of an unmakabla ~~rand alam. When North responded to Phil'• openlnl he-art bid with a jump to three clllbs, Phll hoped for a ~~rand slam and rebid three dla· mond1 11 1 atarter In 'that di· rectlon. ·. FROM North's aecond jump to four hurta did nothinl to discourage

SOlTH ·-:;1 • 2 '" I s ¥AQHU r • KJ '~.. ...QJSf { WEST !A IT ART SHOI' - • A 10 g 7 5 .KJSH3 134 BO~Il ST. \1 4 . ·, " 10 ' PiCTURE ~-~~A~! ON HIRE PURCHASE t QIU t 97H Water Col"u:- anrt ... 10 12 •n Painting~ r:.interl I , ~Ol'TH (Dl request by l'au! Par .Q DIAL Sllll;.l \IKJI182 • A 10 e ""AK95 Earl and We1t \'Uir.~rable All the features that will appeal to the most cllscrlml"etl"t South Wut Norlh !a!! I " Pus 3 • Pm homemaker art found In these lmart and stylish Chrome 3 t Pau 4\1 Pan 5"" Pu! e \1 Pus Kitchen ancf Dinette Sets. AHractlvt colour comblnqtlon and· Pus !'ass Open!ncleRd-• A · A complr~t line paHtrns, sturdy construction for long servlct, tJGtenslon lee~f AUTO AI:'- ESSOR; alwa~· s 1r, stodl him and Phil. decided on a bid o! a"d completely washe~blt plastic upholstery with matching !lve clubs rather than a Black· DIAl. 901U wood four no-trump. North continued his jumplnl table tops. tactlca with 1 leap to aix hearts t'\PIU\M~ ~'r\4, !J\R and Phil had almost bid the grand ~\..'1:.':1, ~'~ ''<> '=>D ~tltoo\ !lam when he atopped for a little Q\III!Ct ~0\:l\.tl '-lD\.)'K W\'i''i: Parts thought. " ~------, <;:,i",<.:!? -- The subitance of his thought wu: where Ia the ace of ~pades? Hll 'Partner ought to hold that card for h!a bidding but If he The New did hold It Phi! had ~l1·en him an excellent chance to &how it, 8.1 0! course the event wu an Individual and Phil had never seen hla partner before. He there· lore decided to taka the aure thin8 and puaed. It wu juat u "'ell, becauae Weal opened the ace o! spade&. lnsuran I ' lneltlentall:r, "'hlle .,~ are ~n tha aubject of Jrlnd slam!, I haH a prP.tty goorl rule for m~ own grand·1lam bidding. I bid them ~ wllen the: ar.pear to b~ certain , but J n@l'er worry alxlut miuini j one. A aucce~sfui small ahm will OIL RA.NGE ! do for e''e.rrday brld;e, Di~ .L.O.B.A. Banquet :Held At Brigus

T11"" fnemb~rs ol Jubilee Lodxe U'JBA 'll'er@ honored at a b~nquet h~ld In the OnngP Hall her~ on Friday the 22nd. when Sister Mar· Made in !'\ell'fnur. . ion Guahue and Slater Lydia Hlll O'l'hip~ 1 Clarke were preaented with cert!· flcatea making them Honorary DIAL WiR 1 1 members of the Provincial Grand Lodte of Newfoundland In recogni· 1 tlon of loni •and faithful aervlce to the Order. The certificate was presented to Right Worshipful Sister Guahue by Brother Isaac Dawe of Cupids, Put Grand Muter of the Provincial Grand Lodge L.O.A. and to Ray Clarke, who represented his moth· AUP:Rir~s Rt:.\l'T\' 1~ New cio\OI·,.r er who wu unable to attend Ulf:aH'AS H~: 'l'TT throueh lllnm by Right Worahlp­ M4 Waltr !!II DtLl'XJ: ht: \ Pl''t' I' fut Grand Preceptor R.B.P. Sir Uo l>lrk"'nrlh ~~ Knight Chesley Fillier of Clarke'• ~P•:nu. 1111 rt-·n '1 Beach. Jttght Worshipful ~lster Lydia . Clarke a former resident of Brigua iR now residing with her ann at St. ' Jnhn'1. RJy accepted tha rertl· Speciali>t< ' Cicala on behall or his mother and PER~!A~ , sincerely thanked ail those con· 180 P.\ TRKi\ cemed lor thelr kind recoillitlon DIAL 230Z . of klR mother&' aerl'ite!. Right · V{onhlpful Sister Guahue also I thanked those who harl l('l 1'1onor· : ed her, and also gave credit to ' ' l • 1 tile mtmbtr ef Jubilee Lodge, "'hD ' . II had worked toðer with her, and 1 ~ l11d made thia hDnor ponlble by flnt maJrlnl her a Honerary mem· bar of their primuy Ladle, .. Speechn were then made by Chealey FlUler, R.B.P., Mr. Charles Percy, Worshlplul Marter, Royal Stand~rd, L.O.L. Brigu!. Bro. l&n~c e TOJI PERFORMANC! Dawe snd Rei'. Mrs. Rowsell who. brnuRht her husband's regr~ts At belni unavoidably' ab!ent bein~ e CONVENIENCE Hen Ia a eo111binatlon ol qualit~ !eaturu and thrn enroute to Toronto on Church moder11 dul1n tlut wlll "In the 1\eart of an' busine1s. A lcttrr or r~~et wu e IEAUTY and STYLE home maker. Thi1 factory bullt Ran1e e~n' ! then rear! by Sislrr .Trnnie Percy :!rom Bro. Rnhert Smith who wa~ Corm• to the ldtut atandarda of aa!ety and i ab~ent thrnu~h havlnl( A .hrokcn FROM I aen·icei lcRlurihi a breeu pot type burner, Rnkle. Brethren nf the L.O.A. ~nd bran"e Young' Britan1 also ~ltend· durable white rinlah and bollahed rteel en~mel cd the banqurt ~nd •n enjoyahi~ top. Al'allable with cholca ql warmln1 c:lout evenin~ wa~ !pent by all pre.1cnt. uP or hlih shell and with or without forced draft The Worthy Mistre!~ Sisler Irene s249.oo LeDrew, acted ~8 Mislrts! of . I Ceremonies and called upon ~ach ·PUIICHASI !PCakcr in turn a11d also 1aid how ON' HIRE £]Bd ~he W3 ItO be I!!Ociated i with the L.O.B.A. Her thanks wu extended to one and all and the, I banquet closed with the singing ' \of the National Anthem. For all your Requiremrnt COMMirfED FOR TRfAJ. 80181 - The Great Eastern Oil TORONTO (CP) - P e t 1 r Woodcock, 17, Tuesday was com­ mitted lor trial on a charie o! , murder In connection with the ' diath ~ four • ye_ar ·'old Carole Company,· Limited Vgyce la>t Jan. 19, IVondcock hH ' . bHn In custody since Jan. 21., He Iwararrested after di>covery of the· child's ~dy, raped and 11'1\ltilated, in tilt Den Valley In east-central Teron~. • • ,•

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ene Welding Building Materials Electricians· Gift Shops .· ·Meat Markets Radio· TV Repairs Shoe Repairing ------, 1 \LI'I·:l'ni~G-­ JIM SHIELDS ------, ll. \',RANDELL, LID. MARINE, DIESEL and ~ LARACY'S ----­ GREAT EASTERN OIL[ MODERN SHOE ,111', \'. I.TD. BUILDING RE~IEMBRANCE IF YOU SHOP /HOSPITAL 'I ELECfRICAL ENG. Cor. FRESHWATER and I COMPANY, LTD. I ltt:QUIREMENTII Glft1, Games, Toya,· PENNYWELL ROAD Now is the time (() have your •1 .•I'RI:\l;IJ.\LE ST. . DIAL 7168 24 Hour Service for Repairs ; Novelties. Coute's DIAL 3469 REPAIRS TO RADIOS, T.V. 1 SHOES REPAIRED ; 1 , •. H!iricnt Srr\'iCI to Motors, GenerAtors and Complete up-to-date A.11W ALL ELECTRICAL THt: MODERN WAY Complete up.\o.da~ !ervlcr. Cards for all 'occaslona II lo\ I. ~0!7 Merrrmerllng Road . Household Appliances. · ~!eat ~!urket APPLIANCES. ·Two U!cation~: 7188 DIAL-U99 DIAL &265 DIAL 3001 to 3005 ON WATER ST. DIAL I cpp. Bowrlnga and 1!teHI. i ·WOULD M'll s I RADIO TELEVISION I _•_u.....::.p~p_ie_s__ 1sERVICE cNFLD.) LTD. S ft . k Church Supplies Electrical Appliances 1 Grocers. IIIT!Jo, . T.V, Appliance an~ Oil . 0 0 nn s \111 ·1101' Wl\1, NOSEWORTIIY ----. Burner Rtpltn. ------DIAL UM ,. LIKE 1.~' llll!'IID ST. COLONIAL STATIONARYl BAINE JOHNSTON~ B. WALSH-----­ LIMITED l:ual!lp 11111. lloldlaJI 'f!3~r. FRA~IING ALLIED AGENCIES---, r• : l RE ~ LI:\IITED 1 CQ:\IPANY, LTD, BEST r:-1 LEADING .,, • · ·, L'o\o•11r anrl Oil Complete Church Furnish· Aseacy Department BELTING, BOLTS and NUTS FRE!!RII: , ~- ··:~~~ rainted en GROCERY LINES. ,TAPS and DIES, Etc. lngs and Religious Articles. 243 Wnter St . Dial 2102 I JACK'S RADIO SHOP----. With Free Tricolour Flashllte I' .,. ,-.· hr l'au\ PauonJ. ' H8 WATER ST . . lli.\1. ROOM DIAL 4552 YOUR FRIGIDAIRE You Choice o! what you need LONG'S BILL CALL 5675 . 'DEALER DIAL mo DIAL 51Z8 l!Wl WATER ST. ALLIED AGENCIE!! II EXPERT REPAIRMEN In YOUR 785 WATER ST. WEST 211 New Gower lit. RADIO and T.V. --- Specl~llsts in Aula Radios. .. HEAP & PARTNERS I DIAL 7448 !NFLD.) LTD. Oils, Lubricating AcccssorLeS Compnunds. Cleaning , Wiring Material.!, Wire and i Hardware Stores Cables, lltotors, Starters, I Stationery B Lamps, Switches, Llghtlnll , ------]. H. ROBERTS LID. ., R. J. COLEMAN LID.-_, Fixtures, etc. i Sole Agents In WAREHOUSE PRINCES ST. Nc\lioundland for A. J. DUNNE Ll~IITED. I ,\ •-•:nrl• :r line of DUSTBANE DIAL fi085 I CALLA~AS &: co. I Real Estate '-, r,·, ,\• ESSOR!ES CASTROL OILS (CA~ADA) A camplele Stallonory Depari·l N~wfounnlend's Cleaneat FOR ALL YOUR PAIN'f!NG I LTD. l nunt In one unit diiiiiJaad to mtet I , :" ~~ 1 : r. stodl war d. Obtainable at AND BUILDING NEEDS · tne sptclal requJnmrnll al to­ u R. J, COLEM,\N LTD. . CALL !!old all over Newfoundland A. W. BROWN ------. da;,·'• Selr·ten·lce seill~l- :!.very DIAL :!.361 item prt'·Prlcad. All cambl~:~atk:n Dl.\ I. ~OIU 246 • 248 DUCKWORTH ST. CALLASA.'II and CO, FIRST i p~l( 1 and cn\·r:~opu cr:IIO•\Io'UPPid I DIAL 2415 REAL ESTATE AGENT Floor and t:oun.ter D\tpto· Unitt Electrical Service opp. C.N.~. [ lr. 11oclc:. k':nqluir\r! soUcltld (rom 1 DIAL 6968 . 51 PATRICK STREET tbe tradt. Dit\L Hll i s ...... ______, Paints 'PHONE 2005 JONES ELECTRIC I HARRIS & HISCOCK LTD. I Parts [Whole]. Contractors 80 'PRESCO'IT ST. DIAL 6428 . I GENERAL HARDWARE I Stoves I FRA:'-EST BREAD, Florists. · An~co Camrra~ xn~ Yllm1, 1 Recruilln~ Cnlt: And 21 HOt:"R SERVICE DIAL 80171 Expo,urr. M~ler~. f\a~h Guns, c.H:ES and PASTRIES 177 WATER ST. Enlar~rr Acce~snriea. I ·------' \!;~p in !'>ewroundland Hearing· Aids DIAL 3071 HOWSE OF i'LOWERS ACE and SL1>ER TAXI~ HIll O'l'hlp1 Ill.\ L 2668 Servin& St. John'• FOR A RF.AL Customs Brokers from 2 !ocatlona: Fl!TUnt; I FUR THE ~lOST EFFIClENT Telephone 317 HAMILTON AVENUE See the : SERVICE IN TOWN CALL DIAL 80059 ~WAh~~ : Photography NAVAL P. F. COLLINS---- 102 WATER ST. RECRUJTING ACE or SUPEP TAXI : GLASSES I' DIAL ~539 · 67~ DIAL I OFFICER AT 1~& NEW GOWER I!T, mo " • CALL uty Parlours s. w. SHORT I GARLANDs srumq 123 WATER ST. SPECIALISTS IN ALL DIAL 80368 DIAL 2837 _ 78 PLEASANT tT, Numbers CUSTOMS WORK ------DIAL 2958 ·------DIAL 'MI • '049 Fruit Stores Wedding Photos, Portraits Tires Home Industries and Commercial Photoil'aphy Scales ------EMPIRE FRUIT STORES -l ------MARSHALL MOTORS---, To For \he ~·rrshlrst Fruit In · CAMERA SHOP------, Towu tall , . , FRED V. CHESMAN LTD.- FISK TIRES Delicatessens ~ 0 ~I A 11 LONG'S HILL Guarauteed against CYII, I::~IPIH E f'RlliT STORE Some\hl;g-SpecW-fDr soJM-J DIAl. 7Bl~L TOLEDO FOOD AND Blowouts, Hruis.::s. 144 l'nlrlrk Street, DIAl 28~2 Under Jn!la\lon. Call I one Spednl. \\'hut could lle I SCAI.E ~IACHINt:S HELL'S PASTRY and ---.., l !70 llntkw.·nr\h St., Ulal 3911 Fll!.L LINE OF !'I!OTO MARSHALL MOTORS 2 .Locallons: • nicer than a handmade k11ll- i DELICATESSEN L St'I'I'Ll ~;s ALWAYS Electric ~!eat Sawa t"d or woven arlitle !rom IN STOCK. DIAL 2.~38 ~~-ter St. ~~~-B-~o-~j Spori3list, !n FAST SERVICE Nonla. I I T'f:ll~IA:\'1:::'\TS. m DUCKWORTH ST. Nfld. Hotel Dial 8UB j. ------l~n I' \TRICK ST. DIAL 7197 DIU mz OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. j Fire Insurance Upholstering ·------Paper Products_ -Se-rv-ic_e_S-ta--ti-on_s_ ------rn· ·nn; -----. CROSBIE co.; LTD.·----, On This 6 IL'l\L: Jewellers THELAWRE~CE ~ SH!"'DARD BEDDING-­ Tl\' I P.lD\"5 IUT · A~enta for :, ~ · "ur nrxt permanent. Drug Stores UNDERWRITERS AT NFLD. CO., LTD. PALMER'S ----:-----.-- COMPANY, LTD. ~<.:·. "",i"n and e~perl~nce,! LLOYDS. N~w Location: ~Ju. q•1ality i inl!l'edlen!J. THOMPSO!Ii'S ----, 1{19. Zll DUCKWORTH ST. I SERVICE STATION 1 !!PF.CIALI~T!I Ia LOW RATE!! TOPSAIL ROAD I UPHOLSTERING ll! 'IERRVMEETING lOAD' COSSORS DRUG STORE-, JEWELLERY' Paper and Paper Prorlnch. __ DIAL65!4 I DlAL 5031 E·Z • WASHING • GREASING: Tailor-made Slip Covera LA:IIBERT'S COUGH SYBUP II . 303 WATER ST. WHOLESALE ONLY 5 can be obtained a~ When aelectlng a Diamond 1>1AJL'8ZS8 • 7638 TIRE REPAIRS ~· DIAL " 8 1 '. Ring aee our private Dlamund DIAL 3518 _ CONNORS DRUG STORE Booth. 3!4 WATER ST. DIAL 450Z DIAL 22()6 Fish Stores RAILWAY------,~ Reference Publishers SERVICE STATION Used Cars

'. CH LE -----~ Tl!E,\TI1E PHAR:'\IACY- VENTURE PUBLicA'TIONS - 1 Grease and Oil Changes. I 3 LOCATIONS: CITY FisH sHor_ _:.______, · Meat Wholesale Auto Acceuories. ADELAIDE MOTOR~:l :1 ST. ('larr ,\ve .. Dial Commercial Publlshlni and / OPEN 16 HOURS DAILY ~1'~1:\GU,\LE ~1. 69~3 16 PRESCO'IT !IT. Advertlalng. I LIMITED . Duck"orlil S\ ... Dial 31~4 H\'GRATl!: •·oaD PRODUC'f5 Newspapers, Programs SHEPPARD S -----, ADELAIDE MOTORS LTD. 1 • IN<'. DIAL 2287 P.O. BOX E·544Z r.OOKk:ll )!EATS ' SERVICE STATION DIAL 3015 1 El!PORT rACKER~ LTTl, l"r>Ul. rn v rnonurrs '------"TIRE REPAini!'>G llnACH'S KOSIIP:R PRilOliCiS WASHING WHVT!!:S rAcKr:'ir. Cn\fr,\~\' j PORK and B'EI:r" PROnurrs BATI'EilY CHAnGING g Materials Dry Cleaning· Furniture Movers •rno~n 1111 • • l.IJ) WATER n. Radio-.TV Repairs GREASING Delivery DIAL DIAL 2109 Wood-Coal En D:\\YE, LTD. DOWNS DRY-----, HOUSEHOLD MOVERS H. C. SPARKES---- I ELECTRONIC CENTRE GALWAY'S ffiVING ---, ?\liKE'S COAL AND ~--. CLEANING LTD. & SHIPPERS LTD. im !H.\11 ~1 ind TOP6AIL RD I Wholesale Pxe-Pak MPah, T.V. & RADIO RECEIVERS .SERVICE ,STATION WOOD DELIVERY Coverini St. John's with 'fORMY ROAD Royal Hama and Baeon1 REPAIRED B1' IUERTS: f.,, all your Buildinl rut,· Ef!iclent Service. PacklnJ, Crating, Shlpplns Pork·Cul.land Carcau Cor. Ellubeth I Cove Rd. DIAL 1144 Aaenll for Allied Van Linea. AU work Guaranteed for R••iUlrimenls eall 1t HAMILTON AVE. Sausages and PuddlnJII Fast Service. ' GREASING, WASHING, We Give the Futeat Service T. C. B1BBII Manager ' S!:o.l:ONIZING our . R01B1 - lOlli ' DIAL' 811115 DIAL 6151 CALL 1813 or 6401! ln St. John's Ret. 8455: otlice 90081·1 90 CAMPBELL AVE., Spi!Ciallty. DIAL 90084

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' ' THE DAILY N THURSDAY; MAR. 10 ' TO RENT BECK Britain's Defence ~ontreal Family WANTED TO BUY Do You Have A _5"elf-contain~d I STADIU Adams' Case . BIRCH GARBAGE DISPOSAL., (Contlnufd from Pill 1) (Cant!nued from pa1e ll' Contribub'·on (Continued from pale 1) . ' IEC.W.S D08t:!l PLEADS AMENDMENT years 110. · PROBLEM? Apartment The atlol'lle)' • Jtlleral, recalled Committee RObert . l. ' It was bellel"ed ·had LUMBER ·SCHEDULE ~unnl ~boeuf If you have call AT CROSS ROAr:tS, two hu1e U c.c.l dol:l!l Ol para!· KeMedy aiked whether Beck !lad T NATO. 1one downsta!rs:-the 1round floor • 3 Inches up. dell)•de \bat nur1e Randall uid ever Ncelved any money dlrecUy 0 . · converted from a -&lore Into a kit· Contact us for 3 3 8 6 F WATER ST. WEST· Dr. Adam• orde~· her to 11ve or Indirectly from the Fruehauf To the NATO forces on the,'con· chen-Uvlnl· section-to lliht·.• fire Prices and Specification!· and your worries are over Suitable for ~ctcrs Mn. ·Morrell o11 the lut 11iibt of fia!Ler Corporation. B~k took the tlnent, Britain'• contribution haa In the stove. Somehow the fire _GOOD SER\1CE Offices, etc. ' her llfe. ' fifth amendment. · been lour army. dlvlllons, whose leap..'ll from the stove and In a i NEWFOUNDLAND EXCELLENT RATES "What would tholf two Beck did It when Kennedy• armoured elements equipped with few minutes the fiamu were out !cJr : eff~t &~a!n HARDWOODS LTO. , 2 Trucks available Ins1de -- j f - o! or Outside City Llm!tl Work .. Dial 3026 • 3027 injfftlon1 comi111 011 top of asked wh~tlm he found htmsel! centurion tanka represent the most ~ntrol. . fopsa!l Road St. John'• "I heroin and morphine - have ·on In trouble with the Income · tax powerful armoured force maintain- Neighbors knew nothing of the m26,lm mar27tf her~·· ... . people In March 19.5• because he ed In Euro~~:e by any NATO pow· fire until It had swept through the Dial 7420 - 78fi9 "It would have mlde death even had taken $320,000 from the union er· and the' Second Ta'ctlcal Air little home, leavina: only t~ brick more certain than It already 1''11,·' In the put. He asked whetho:!r the F~rce equipped with aome of Br!- walls standing. ana1rered Dr. Douthwalte. witness went . to Fruehauf, 11ot taln'a mo,t aueeeuful aircraft, In· Leboeuf turned over Is old-age GREAT EASTERN OIL ~ The crown proaecutor ~reduce~ QlO,OOO ,and save It to the union cludlni! the canberra L!sht Bom· pension cheque of $35 each month & IMPORT CO., LTD. I~· a copy o( Mrs. Morrell 1 death the foUowln1 August. ber and the latest jet flihters. to the bulldlng owner. Family al· THURSDAY: Radio, Television, Wsshen, c-ertificate aizmd b)· Adams In The ~mm!ttee counsel asked ·But Britain's contribution to lowances went for food. Tbe St. WATCH REPAIRS 4.30-PEE WEE HOCKE\' i• Refrigeratora, Deep Freezers. "'hicb he 1a!d she died from cere- whe~r It was true Furehauf NATO Ia not llmited to Its forces ·Vincent de Paul Society, a wcl- Electrt!c Ranges, HIGH QUAUTY 8.30-SENIOR Fl:"'ALS~ ' I' 1 bral thrombos!a. didn't have that much money but. on the continent· It also makes fare organization, paid for heating: ~Iocr Polishers. ~ St, Bon's 1·s. Guar.u " "-'re there any aigns at aU-In arral'lied for Beck to get It from , major Lndjrect e~ntribut!on. . the ·he>me. Gramophones, LOW PRICES ·RIDA Y, Mcrch 29th· i ' the nurse•' report which jl!sUfy Brown Equipment Company, 'I In add!thin to the divisions In Neighbors uld that when Le· Public Address Systems, FAST SERVICE 4.30-PEE·WEE HOCKEY that conclusion?" trucklns !Inn, which Issued four Europe, 1ome of the army units boeu! worked he madoe a little Ta'e Recorders. 7.00-CO~fMERCIAL SEu·1 ":oio, .sJr,'' uid Dr. Douthwalte. cheques for $50,000 apiece. formlni 1 1tratea!c reaerve In the money selling junk. At other Urnes : REPAIRS AND SERVICE · FINALS ·" . ' 5 •·Supposing there had been an)' . He produced what he said were United KlnidOm are ear-maked he bellied In various parts r:l the ·1' LINES ERNST B. 8.4~7ENEHAi, SKATI~G. siJils or cerebral thrombosis, photoiraphlc copies of the cheques for NATO in the event of war. city In· order to supplement hi; DIAL 3001 to 3005 ::>A 1\JRDAY, Mc:ch 30th· would there be any justification : which he said were deposited to The Royal Navy has 1 major share meagre Income. Soon after com- I WATER ST. BECKER 8.00 a.m.-PH-WEE ' B I for the administration of lll thi1 one of Beck's firms In Seat!!~. of the' fe 5pons!b!llty for the de- mg to Montreal. Leboeuf wa~ em-: 10.00 ---{;HILDRES'S . heroin' wlch ·Issued a cheque of Its own I fence of the Enil!ah channel, the p!oyed for a while as a caretaker. : jan26,ly 73 NEW GOWER ST. . 2.00 p.m -',.,,,.,, Certlflt4 Muter Watcho . 7.00-CO~IMERCI.\ ··xo, t'~rlainl~· not," .laid the, to the union for $200,000, I North Eea the Eastern Atlantic 9.00-EXHlBITIOS unr·~-.- medical expert. Beck the !lith amend- and the Medlterral)ean. Britain's '"'k" and hwtlltr. 8 I plead~ M k' Ed' b } · - . Shearstown T!st~ OS\' . . . ..• h.h men!, once more, on the. who~ wbrld-w!de chain o! naval and air a mg ill urg }I Marshall, described by fcotlval Clarenl'illr. TESnMOS\' " . trannct!on and on !denUf) !ng the bases are of vital importa!lce for artistic director Ponsonby E~DS F • } p £' bJ Rot·~rt FQR SALE SUNDAY, March 31st: "Thll ~ all. doctor, md the at- 1 cheques, . the maintenance of .communica· I as a singer of "enormous interna· ONE LARGE SAFE eshva ro Ita e 3.30-FIGURE SK.\Tl~G 12 torney-~enertl softly, l The committee also ha_, Infer- tiona. Itiona! reputation " and British· 9.00-{;ENERAL SK,\TISG, \'' ~ 81-ycar-old .medical man, mat!on, Kennedy said, that Beck ·NUCLEAR ·WEAPON Canadla11 Preu Staff Writer born Anrta Rus~~U. a satlricd J. & J. Taler ~ whn had b~en called by the prose-1 bo'JIIht two lots adjom!ng the The main objective of NATO Is, LO~DO:S (CPl-Organizers ol. mock-singer of opera who lived ~r Particulars--DIAL 2371 MONDAY, April 1st: 1 rution a~ n exptrt wltneu, ral1ed I Teamst~rs joint counciL bu!ldlni : to deter aureuion and the most the Edinburgh lnternatlonal Fcs- I ~orne years In Toronto where she 22 23 25 26 27 28 . 4 3(}.-PE~·\\'EE HOC'KE\', 1 8.30-GE!'o;ERAL SK.\TISG. his eyebrows shlhtly and turned, In Seal tie for $39,000 and sold them powerful alt> power neeemry for t:lval are trying to do~v1se ways to I de~vv~el~OJ.'~~~d~he:_:r~un~u~su~a::!~t~ec:_:h~n:..'!iq~u::e·~~m~a~r ~·":·~·~· ~·~~~~~· hi~ blue eyes on defence eounrd ito the Teamsters fo!'1 113:!,000. thelr effective use. Britain already make Its financial structure as - Lawrrnce. ' DIAPERS AND DRAWERS bu a stockpile of atomic bombs solid aa ltl artistic and cultural G~offrt)' CLOTHES make the man if CHAF! Lao,n·~nce nt motionless. There I At the end of his test!mon)', (the first British test.' took place reputation. . . HELP 111• an aw·ko.l·ard sil~ncc. 1!'fc<:lellan told the Teamsters boss In 19e2) and has developed a Founded 10 ~ears Ago by 1 makes the clothes Fmally, the grey • ,.,·!g~ed bar- . tt was alright for him to go back hydrogen bomb lobe tea ted this group of !~eallsts who decline~ to ri;t~r. ~lowly ~:ot to his feel. : to Seattle, who~re his wife ls Ill. year, Its "V" bomber force o! ' be daunted by any obstacles, the DEPARJMENT OF . "~ly lord." he said to the judge, The cha!rml111 said he didn't know strategic jet bombers, capable of festival has won 1 secure plaoe in WM. L. CHAFE, Tailor ''thi~ c\'idence (Dr. Douthwalte'sll when Beck might be recalled but carrylni nuclear weapons, Is be· world esteem. But the enterprise EDUCATIO~I 1 i• !if a .,.rry !·~r!ous character." that It wouldn't be for several days Lng steadily bil!lt up. A -range of suffered a net loss last year of 4 HOLD 'WORTH W.O paused. at lhe earl!e,st. guided misa!les !1 also belng de· £16,000 ($44,800), compared with ST. 1. Atlantic Province1 Examln-1 ":\ly lord. I wonder if It would 1 Befo~~ Beck took' the stand, the veloped and the first guided weap- less than £2,000 tl:oe previous year, bt po~sible for me to defer my I comm!ltee hamm.ered away at ens regiment hu been formed this and there 1.! some concern for Llje lng Board, 1957. , Senior teacher.; holding the cm~s .. examination of Dr. Douth·. contention that the Teamster chlel 1 month. future. 1 waitr~ The truth Is, m)' lord. 1118\'lahed ~.000 of union funds on NATIONAL SERVICE Sir John Banks, lord pro\"osl (}f Grade IV or Grade Ill Teaching , J Certificate or who have held the am not prepared to cross-examine !apera, "knee drawers, roo!ins, 1 No other NATO country hu a Edl!'lburgh, suggests a 10-year goal him at this li~." I rugs and all sorts of cut-rate Ll•!ms , longer period of National Service. should be the formation of a eap- Grade II Teaching Certificate for ''1 understr- for himself, his relatives and his I Since 111150, all fit. British IUbjects Ita! tund, which would draw re­ not less than five years, and who Also BIRCH JUSl!i .TO RENT have taught the Grade XI course KISDUSG ..,-.,rncral. "I do not oppose the home. between the a1e1 of 18 and 28 have sources fre>m all parh of Scotland. ~nd rtQur•t." Mirthful spectators Jn the Sen- been liable with very limited ex· This would 'free the admln!stra- within the past three years, are ~ For the BC:ST In fUEL ro CO:'\'Sll.T EXPERTS ~te caucus room guffawed Ia the! cept!ons to two years fulltlme 1er· 1 tlon tram financial cai'Cs and pro- , invited to apply for the position . CALL It wa~ (lbl·iou~ that Lawrence h~t unfolded under the dlreetlon ! ''ice In one of the armed forces, :vi~ for !orne "permanent hc:-cl ' I of reader on the Atlantic Prov- Coady's Coal Munn want~d to consult medical experts of a ~peclal S~nale comm!ltee In· I plus three and a hal! years In a · !or the festival. : inces Examining Board. for 11\r l\~!ence btfore he Mlln \'est!gat!n~ improper labor and In- reserve forte with training llab!I· The home, whi~h might cost 1 Applications should '.le ad· Dia I 4249 qut,tioninl! Dr. Douthwalte. ' dustry acl!vltles, There wu e1•en lty. Apart from limited postpone· l!,OOO,OOO, v.•ould Jncludc offices, HUB Building dressed to the Director llf Pub·, ~lr •.lustice D<'1·lin !lid the· case $8 for repalr!n11 Beck's false Ieeth. ment for cues of exceptional hard· an oprra house and a concert hall. 'lie Examinations, Department' of 6 SPENCER ST. B 1 RAWLINS' CROSS n• alrudy fenJth)'. Nathan Shefferman of Chlca(o ahlp or for 1tudenta and appren· "I! the festi1•a! !. worth m:!n- I Education, St. John's, and should l'l'!tlliiiiiitiimiiill••••• "Can the prosecution finish this ~aid he maclo~ the purchases !or tice8 complet!nl courses, defer: taln!ng," said Sir John, "and It be In his hands not later than ~ wtek~·· he uktd. , Beck with his own money at dis· ment Is ll'lnted only to men In ~ems kJ be, ~ecording to reports, 1 Floor .space approximately 5000 square April 20th. . "We pro!itWtion \ 1hall cer- and Beck paid him back. certain occupation• whose work Is then It is worth developing on a 1 rth~ count~ feet. Available about April 1, 1957. Remuneration will be at the· 1aini)· fillish this week,'' u!d MAn· Sheffermiln, laid he has been of vital Importance to the national lRrger and more permanent scale . · rate of 512.00 a day, plus Board nmKh•m-Buller. told, but dldn t !mow It at·the time, economy (for example, under- than the present limited financial Electrical ' and Lodgings. Regular travel· ''HI'II' long is the defence's that the repayment mont)' was ground coal m!neu). National Ser- re~ourccs permit." Apply I ling expeme5 supported by rue~" uktd the judie. Teamsl·~r union money. . vice men provide 1ome 2/11 of the Thel'l:! Is no hint of Auster!\\· In O!lrt a1ain. Law·rence hcsi!Aifd active 1trenath of the 1orces. AI plans for the 1957 festival. 'Tile · \'OUchers will be paid. 1 Service before repl)·inl. It was obvfous the end of 1~11, 18 per renkof three ...... ·eek exhibition of music .. nd The Reading Centre will be' F. M. O'LEARY LIMITED ! at Acadia University, 1\'olf\'illc, nr. Douthwa!le's devastallnl teat!- Eastern country which IDly uk Ithe male population between the dr.t-rna, running from Aug, 18 to Max Hawkins mon · - based on nursing records for it. lt dOfl not require of agea of 18 and 30 were in the ac· Se-pt. 7, will eomprlse 166 ever.~< . ::'o;ova Scotia, and reading is set 1 OR that· the ddenee had produoed- them or lnvoh•e them In any un· t!l'e forces - a larger proportion ~r which 239,000 tlckell, worth Ito commence on or about July . had Jhaken Adams' Lawyers. dertaklngs or In any chanse of than ln any other NATO country. £132,83:!, have 1 1 rea d v been ' : 3rd ~nd terminate on or before E/ecfrica/ Confroctor "I hope )'OU will rora:h·e me,'' the!!:_ own policies. The estimated total 1trength of printed. · July 31st. uid La\O'tnce, "but I'm not In a It IJ an offer which they are the United Klnidom active forces Contemporary drama will be HUB SALES LIMITED 2. Local Examining Bond,' posiiion to reply rlghl 110w." perfectly free to aecept, to rej~t at the end of March 19~7 Is 718,· emphasized. A main feature v.i!l I 1957. ! 11 the case IDfl into next week, I or to lillore. BOO lncludlni .ll!,200 women. Of be the world premiere of a verse -~~~~~~~~":":~~~~~~~~~~~~I Senior teachers holding the m23,25,26,2B,30 i~ almost sure to do, it wlll RENUNCIATION OF ALLIANCES this totalllUOO are in the N~:.v~, play, Th·~ Hldden King, by an ~I· Maj 11 11 Grade IV or Grade Ill Teaching =~=~~~":":~~ bt the lon est murdeT trial In the 1 " Tt!e Plan calls for tho 373,800 ln the Army and 230,000 moat unknoWn English author, 1 Sh~pll~~ ! Certificate or who have held the hislol')' of the Old BaUey. · renunciation of any a!Uanc~ In the Royal Air orce. In addition Jonathan Griffin i Grade U Teaching Certillcate !or' ("military blocs" In Soviet term! no- thefe are over 800,000 me11 and A pollt!eal far~e b; FrEnch ex­ not less than five years, and. who loKY) between the Middle Ealtern women In the Reserva' !orcu v.ith lstentiallst Jean·Pau! Sartre will have taught the Grade IX and X mtea and the great That, tralnlni Uabillty. About 1 ln 14 have Its first professional St. John' ~wers. tully course within the past three u the Roulan commentators make o; the workltti population 11 P.ll· ! Pl!rformance In the United King­ years are invited to apply fur i Reply To Russ_ia very clear, meana the ending nf 1a1ed In dei~Me activities In tl·.e · dom, and New York !mpresarb the Bagdad Pact and of the Terk· srmed force1, In the Dele·.tcc De· Henry Sherek will present the first the position of Reader on the : Br w. N. EWER lib membe11hlp o! NATO, parlmenta ar\1 In Industrial \lnder· performance In .Britain o! German Local Examining Board. Britain, the United States and Now the opinions about the B•i· t.-k!nga em(lloyed on defeneP work. olaywrlght Walter Hasenclever's Applications should be ad· : Franre ha~·e r.Il d~llned the Soviet dad Pact differ but It l1 beyond SUPPLIES Man of D!sllnctloit, with Anton dressed to the Director of Pub· 'I proposal that the Four Powen question tbat !Ill Middle Eastern About II per cent of Britain'• Walbrook In the title part. lie Examinations, Department of !Jtould !slue a joint d~larat!on members value it hlshly, that It manufacturing output IOU on de- The Frrnch company headed by Education, St. John's, and should (lhursday) b~inR dov.'ll Identical prlnclplea wu Initially founded by two of fence, which absorb• 1/8 of the Jean-Louis Barrault and Made­ be in his hands not later than· of !)Oller In the Middle Eaat. them and that they would be products of Britain'• enilneenng leine Renaud, w h 1c h recently April 20th. Nurses Resi That wn to bt expeeted. Indeed, atronsly opp011ed to Its dluolutlon. &nd metal lod!Jjtr!u. In the air· tour~d Canada, will be seen !n Remuneration will be ~~ the LIKE ~·UNDAES? rate of Sll.OO pcr·day, plus $l.OO · tiM' S! Paul· Claude!. siding outside St. John's. Regular Tnr d•)' aftrr the delh·rry of the would at any rate .w!t.hd'!'aw from Britain hu produced llr1e On the eoncert side there 1i·!ll trarelling expenses supported by nnte ronta!ninll the propoula ltte It In breaeh of her pledges. It !1 c;liant!t!u ol aircraft tanks and be t\l'o artJ~ts of speclal !ntmst 1, vouchers will be paid. . S01iet Deput)' Fnrt!gn Minister a proposal which would not rerl· &l}'lmunll!on for other · NATO to Canadian visitors. I The Reading Centre will be 800 SUNDAE tablrc! In thr United Nat!nna As- ously be con&Ldered. countries. More lhlll British , 'nley are Toronto ~aprana Lois I at St. Jchn's, and reading is set 1emhh· a document aeeus!nl the Nor could Britain, France And warships have· been transferred, · te> commence on July 2nd and United Statu of "military pro- ltte Unlted Statu even consider lent or aq!d !:t NATO couatri·~s. 'IP'!th Mr. Healey, the Bog Txpert? terminate on or before July 31st. \'ocationfi in the Middle Earl", ·of augsestlng to· Turkey thnt, 11 o Weapons and equipment for the excluding. local currency colt of MONARCH -MARGARINE Cnacker1 and Help•r• aimini 1>t "ec:nnomic and poLitical result of an agreement between European NATO countrin are al1o Brltllh forces In Germany. I A limited number of checkers enll&1-emen1 of the peoples of that them and the Soviet Union, .1he supplied ,by Brltal11 under the Britain contributes l9'h per Tastes beHer because it's and helpers will also be requir· CUPS nKion" and of preparing to "un· must w(thdraw from NATO. United Statu Mutual Security cent of budgetary ex!Jl!nses pi ' ed to assist with the clerical AT YOUR luah an atomic war~. Such ian- AU th!1, It goes without aay!n~, Programme. Aircraft carriers ol NATO military headquarters and made from • work of the :-iewfoundland Ex­ agencle1 11 well as 11 '>1 per cent 1 ~na~:e at such a moment seemed Is a• obvious In Moaeow as It h Allied Nav!u are being equipped : amln!nk Board. The all In· NEIGH!i0l RHOOD r!r;.rl\' de!lgned to pot \he Idea ln London. The conclusilm Is quite with Br!t!ah Invention• IUCh ·u of the cost of the eommon "in­ frastructure" programme under­ I elusive rate of pay will be $6.00 n fln~nK to agre~ on a joint declar- !neaeapable. The Shepllov pro. the angled fllsht deck,· the steam PURE VEG~TABLE per day. Preference will be DEALER'S ation oumde all ran11e of post!· po&ala were put In the form which catapult, the .automatic aircraft taken by the NATO.powen to pro­ 1. VICE-PRINC bilil!'· made th~r rejection certain. Tt!o pos!t!onln1 device and the mirror vide fixed Installations such as air· g!ven to Un!l'ersity students and 2. TEACHER for fields and eommun!c~tlonl rry1, prospective students wishing to Thr British rcnly, sent to, MOt· world rould then be told thr.t the deck landlnl ald. Many Br!tlsb OILS TEACHER to rnw nn March lllh. IUIIeStll ttat Western PoW!l'a had- refuaed to alrcr~ft and jet aero engine• ar1 tems. find employment during the ttu~ a11d !lmU.u, If leu violent. agree to keep peace In the Middle belni built in other countries un· summer holidays. C3nd!dates 1t1ackJ 011 the United Kln11dom Eut and not to Interfere 1n the der licence. Britain hu led the taking the 19~7 Publi~ Examin­ "rou!t PLUMBING I HIATLNCI ations will not be eligible to I' lnevltablv crer.le doubt lntl!l'nal affairs of the area-tb~ way In the development of radar. BUY SOME· f.ODAYI \:. whether the SoViet proposall al'fl flrat. two (and completely uncon· It hll al1o slven • lead In the apply. ~~ intended as a ~«lOili contribution trovera!al) po!nh In the augseste procen of atandardlzatlon of equip. CANADA'S LARGEST-SELLING BRAND mar21,28apr4 tnnrd1 the fulfilment of their "declllallon". ment, for example, by adopting the P~ M. Donnelly :~ -profeJSed a!ml". That II decided· JIUSSIAN THOUGHTS Relilan F.N, 300 rifle. . OF QUALITY AND QUARTERS i WALLS FUNERAL HOME ly undentatement. • REVEALED About 2/3 of tha national re- PLUMBING and HIATINO ' r· 111 CONTRACTOR 1 ~ NOT !IOLE REASON FO'I But jult •• accordlni to the say- source• for research and develop- DISTRIBUTORS ' . 'IEFUSAL lnl "murder w!ll out" ao tboushts ment an beinll deployed on de- Jnstai!Rtion and Repain ...... IIIII' • furnished Thll b of course not the sole wlll out even In diplomatic docu· rf'ecnecentlwyomrk.d Amobnlli devela1pmefnts to all type~ ayatema. Chapel ' J th •. 'Th R 1 • e pu c, are p ana or rea5011 ror th e re f usa I u• e men... e uss an thoughts and the conatrucUon of an exper!- F. M. O'LEARY LTD. Sovitt pro~ll. • hopea reveal themselves In thne mental nuclear propuliion aub • 'Phone 5578F, '"- tbe Bnt!Jh reply point. out, proposals. Suppose that the !ne . mar' feb28,mar9,23 • Qualified 11 tbe "Sbepilo\' Plt-n"

ARCHBI~HOP HOWLEY STRAYED I GENERAL ASSEMBLY APARTMENT TO IQT · FROM CARPASIAN ROAD I FOURTH DEGREE KINSMEN­ IM.C~L.I. KIN.G'S IWDGE COURT 2 Collie Pups I "KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS" TO. NIGHT Rent: $200.00 per month. Aga 6 months; colour black To·morrow, Friday, Mcr~h 29th, the Order observes NEWSPAPER BINGO 8.. 15 In I the Diamond Jubiiee of its founding. T" honour this att Occupancy - ~prH ht. and white, with names on ~1:\'. C{)llt~r of 'Peter' and 'Freddie~. notcble. Anaiversory a Special Meeting will be held PlY'fS M~AL HAll 1 AppJy in the Club Rooms, St. Clare Avenue, at 8 p.m. ·GI&aJil Subi•ct, Finder please ~h: SERIES 2 and 3 An address suitable to the oci:osion will be given >Oi.[t TN.47l EQUC.4TfON SlriOULD Dial 90702 by Past Grand Kntght Bro. W. J. Ashley. L so.i BE A FEOEIML R~THfR THAN PARSONS & LA.NilRIGAN lTD. Reword TO-DAY'S NUMBIRS ' A PliOV//N/i;/AL MA'H&R. Members are asked to make a specicl effort to ~-\11SG 3·19 D~CKWORT!ot ST., ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. :h lOtt,: M. C. L. I. be present, . l:: . I N G 0 vs. 'PHONE 3731 • 2069 F. S. CARTER, Scribe. s KINSMEN CLUB m27,3i mar2Bitel) 38 49 \llsltors (male and female) . · .,... ·c;llally welcome. 1· HERE'S SOMETHING TO (tell .~ WANT~D ·31st: 58 1 SING ABOUT •11\'G FOR THE GIRLS' DEPARTMENT ~'11~1iG. 1st: OF THE THE O('KJ:T. ~;,, 11:\G. CHURCH OF ENGLAND ORPHANAGE MODEL SWEEP WITH 12,000 IN CASH PRIZES IN ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDlAND c.lUI. OPEN HERE IS THE THIRD A~O HELP KlN ~LP OTHiRS Jo'OURTH DIGIT 8 P.M. (ol a ~ix digit numherl A MATRON CARD FOR 2nd PRIZE OF TO.DAY NO OAMIU HIRI Administrative ability ond ins1itutional experience pre· For ~nalll)' Clcanlnll DR. 9 6 3 2 ··~II DlAL ferable. An understanding of girls and on interest in CO US liS SlSS them is e~entit1l, as duties would indude overseeing J. B. MURPHY e UNCLAIMED e tht health, activities and welfare of between 30 and lsi PRIZE ...... $1,000 Nfld. Ltd. WILL BE OUT OF TOWN LUCKY No. 4319 .W girls. · in F.OR ABOUT 1 MONTH TICKETS 5Lc each L $ Tickets on sale at yuur neighbourhood Stores Coal Munn Motors For ALSO REQUIRED !-TORENT- or 'Phone 5782 (9 - 12.30) daily. 1249 . One six, also one eight-room ;R ST. BARGAINS :APARTMENT', Freshwater Rd. AN ASSISTANT• MATR(m DAHCINO AND D~ tiCIKJ\ 'r IN I Refrigerator, Range end Heel! ATTENTION! UNIOUI AND INfiMAft ATMOII'HIM whose duties would include being Housekeeper end _,_, -· Wll., IlL lAT. - I ,....,., IIOCIPIU 11. Ta. a~r ! supplied. Apply ·ic.al ______I a~isting the Matron generally. CONTRACTORS . POSITION 'AVAILABLE Applications and enquiries sho:..ld be sent to Box 20, ICI CARE DAILY NEWS INSIDE SALESMAN WANTED MR. P. E. OUTERBRIDGE, mar27,29 iWkins hperience preferred but not tuential. Be· ~----. FOR SALE STADIUM HONORARY SECRETARY, TO omroctor the ages of 25 and 40. CHURCH OF ENGLAND ORPHANAGE, 90446 Apply h1 person to P.O. BOX H-231, CASH ONE TERRA TRAC CRAWLE~ Majestic Sales Ltd. ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND REGISTER DOZER Electric with Soles MODEL 600 with Torque Convertor and - - -- total. Write Hydraulic Transmission. St. John's General Hospital WANTED BOX No. 8 A DIESEL OPERATOR care Daily News Also Alumni TO~~~UGHT to run a Di.NeJ Electrical Plant. Applications ONE TERRA ·TRAC CRAWLER to be ~reued to Will hold regular monthly mHting TO-NIGHT MARCH 21tk, at 8-30 FRO·NT END LOADER 'lhursday) March 28th, at 9.00 o'clock, at S.nior Finals . Lewisporte Town Council Ct~pacity one cubic yard, complete with Nur\tts stating qualifications, experience and sakuy -lDAES? Retidence. Entertainment will feature ST. BON'S Hydraulic Torque Convertor and Power va. required. Shifting Terramatic Drive. ;.OVE .a debat.. GUAitDS m28,27,28 ------!·~~~~~~~~~- _ ' !lOR IALI-One R C:, All•n Barber Both Machine! in use only three months. C.uh Relltt~. In perfect 1 Completely overhauled and in top condition. oondltlon. Price f22l!.OO .. TH! CIN'I'JitAL BAUI!R SHO,_ CARL WI::\SOR, Insurarll'~ DAE 'Phone 2619-L. We are now operalinll l!s GOING AT BARGAIN PRICES .The United Church Academy For WANTED-Roo111 Inti bo1rd, 197 Water St. Dial so~~ Sale chain. You can be assured or room with brealdast of the best possible service I--- CARBON EAR (male). Apply Box 33, c/o plus the lea9! pos5lble walt· ST. CWI'S AVI. Dally News. mar27,2B inll. 24 New Gov;e~ Street, NO O.OWittl PAYM&NT DOMINION M.ACHINERY & PS opp. A•\ela!ae 1\l!.'lon. If you rtquirtt the following IAS'f TERMS OUR prefer app ··iTitment service Now 1$ tt' time for your Phone ~231 A new EQUIPMENT CO., LTD. lii!HOOD TILl or LINOLiiUM TEACHERS P:LOO.RS. QUEEN STREET ST. JOHN'S H'S 1' VICE-PRINCIPAL Also MiNOR REPAIRS CALL 'PHONE 4052 • 53 TEACHER for subjects In grades 8, 10, 11, m26,28,30 TEACHER to carry out games programme and Cabot Construction ~ocn subjKts in Grades 7 and 8. and Supplies Ltd. 0111 5658 Duckworth St. Four TEACHERS for Grade~ 3, 4, .5 and 6. Arter hrurs call Apply MR. JAMES ADAMS, 7931H SECRETARY UNIT!D C.HURCH BOARD OF EDUCATION, CARBONEAR Newfoundland Services -r-----·-- PASSENGER NOTICES SALE Mbcellaneous CONNECTION SOUTH COAST e POPULAR WEST IND COAL SERVICI SERVICE (W. Snow) O:la~ !1.00 bal: 3 bags fr·t SZ 7~; 4 bag1 for Train "The Caribou" leaving e CLASSICAL $3.~0: ll bags to1 $8.7~. For 1 St. John'~ ~ p.m. today Thursday quick dellve:y dial 92959-A, wUI make connection at Port IEPIIII 29 Pearce Avl'nue. Jan11.lm. aux Basques with M.V. Bonavis- e WESTERN ...... WIHTIR TilES Qll tall, U- ta for regular ports South Coast • IILCIIIZIII ROIIIT Do\WI A IQN, !lire flrtetont !nd Alli1:U!lllblle h\tutan~­ and 181nche!. Regular $.18.1!0. S~~~·TH COAST SERVI<;'I I .. ate. bt IIW't, ln~Urt. Ttl.• Now $1!.~0. 7 60 by 1~. I ply, IIIII p~ 2Ml p .a. Bo:z 81 re~\ 1 1ar 5n.oo: now S!U{). , 5.S. Baccalleu op~ratlnl( regu· 78's and 45's R~al Bank C1ta111btrL 8t Tube~ $2.00--esert Tlr• Sale~. Jar ports South Cr>«st Service John' a. will .\«11 rrnm ti1r Dnrk Cna;tai 4 for 97c NHu. Annatura \'forks Ltd. I . _R6 ~~m._Jlln~st... __ frh:_B.lm ' \\"!1arl ~00~ Saturday, ~!arch ' Beautician ~INl'f• .'~T I~ Ri'ST." Shop ~()Ill· . 3~h. !AMBRICK ST. DIAl MONA ltY AN Beauty Salon, T.;\, !o\'labiy. We spccialile in re­ ll 01 • ~192 FREIGHT ACCEPTANCES Bu!ldin'g, Duckworlh Street, pairin~ 'nd reconditionin& all 10" and 1~,, LP's ap~lal!2ing In all melhorls types Sprin~:s and ~latlresses. FREiGHT SOUTH COAST permanent waving, tinting anrl GuHantel'20,!1 I I'Orts South Coa'l Service hut in TOURIST HOME GALGAY~Pas.sen peacefully ------orrler lo guarant£'~ mo1·em~nl hy ~ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PREfECT IWI)' on March 26th, Richard

. dock until the end of the week. 1 curable the l\llnlster of Economic

-'T DOCf 1' l'he Scapegoat Development to lay on the table · BRAN CRACKED CORN. 1 The S.S. Dart wood an English D h M .. 4 50 of the .Hi!Use the f9llowlng lnfor· I steamer from Engla~d which was · ap l'l'a Du ouner · · mation:-1, Give the name~ of the ·detained from entering port ow- The Last Angry Man New!oundlanrt members of the At· ing to the ice blocade ,entered G ld G 95 !antic Provinces Economic Council. rra Nova port at noon yesterday an.d wlll era reen ...... 4 ' 2, What amount of monies have CORNMEAL DAIRY RATION now load a cargo o! Grand Falls I' The Walls Came 1been expended on account of fees, paper. bl' - travelling expenses, and other ex- ' 1 S. S. Kyle will· have annual over· Tum Ing ~own 1 penscs by the said Newfoundland haul and dockage. 'I Henriette Raosenburg 4.00 Imebers? 3, List the names of the SLATURE: S.S. Nonla wil~ receive repairs. , , , members of the Power Commls- LAYING 'MASH MIDDLINGS I l\I.V, Henry W. Stone mgored Spnng In Washtngton sian, showing salary for each mem- , up lndcf!Vnltelyd. A. h Louis J. Halle 4.50 ber and the amount of Travelling The ~! .. A ante ddresse8 as 1 y· ld Expenses expended by said Power . ' a cargo ·of coal for Carbonear, When Iron Gates 1e 1 commission. sailing when lee conditions per- Geoffrey T. Bul/ ...... 3.00 MR. HOLLETT-I gil'e notice! Ans mit. _ 'd that I will on to-morrow a~k the ! SCRATCH FEED 1 PIG GROWER AT HICKMAN'S I he Outs I er Honourable the Minister of Educa· . i ~t.V. Sybil Scott is having an Colin Wilson ...... 4.25 ·lion to lay on the table of the er.trlor painting and repms. I Y d I House the following information: KODAK 5~ 40 CAMERA ·.·. AT HMC DOCKYARD On y ester ay 1, What amount of money on capi- ,. 1 ! The ~tV. Marlnus will be sail·' Frederick 1ewis Allen 5.00 tal account was spent since April Designed for modern fl(lsh ... new, fast Kodak F1 Qu ·~ lng in a lew days lor Hermitage , • [1, 1956, under the heading of • :Bay when Ice conditions perll)lt. Adventure Unhm1ted 1 school buildings on account o!:- N'!wesl in Kodak's superb line of Signet color-slide comer on the cost of sick 1 M.V. Christmas Seal will be gel· (a) Erection and equipment of , .. and c really outstanding buy in precision miniature relief were presr t• Harold Waters ...... 4.75 tqui~ T. 1 tlng ready for T.B. service about, , , school buildings; (h) Erection and men!. Has fine f/3.5 lens, 1/400 shutter, ronge~nder jifly to a question yr &M. WINTER LTD. f in April, 1956, , the first or second week In April. 1lce-Cold In Al1ce equipment of Regional Schools; lo.cding end other easy-operation features ... comet co~plflt 1 AT STEERS LTD. . . I Christopher Landon 3.25 (c) The school building at Gan· w1th flcsholder ond duel reflecton. See it soon! ahlc-horlied 595 .GENERAL MERCHANTS ! Mhe M.V. Daphne & Phyllis has , rler; (d) Slate under (a) and (b) , 19"i, the figure• . ~ cargo of flour !or Cupids and i The Coming World the names of Settlements benefit. categories 11 ere SJ will sail for !hot port when Ice f c· 'I' t' n ing from such expenditures. 1,684. The February, DUCKWORI'H STREET ST. JOHN'S I conditions permit. · 0 lVI IZO 10 MR. HOLLETT-I give notice $78.50 were $29.333 and A. T. HALLETTS LTD. William E Hacking ..... 3.7~ that I wlll on to-morrow ask the lc bodied relief rate ~---~~~~-~-~-~-~.~~~~~-""'-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Dosco tug Captain .Bullen : M • A Honourable the Mini~ter o! Fin- IT' ' w }d j Ki ' C} b £ lllnpt•rtance of the concept of the Is from Bell lsldnd wailing to go: en In rms ance to lay on the table of the ft omen s or waDIS u 0 Fatherhood of God. In propo!ing on dry dock ~·hen dockage Is R. A. Preston, s. F. Wise, House 'the following information: TOOTON'S Ltd. adult-up tn 515 a . Jhe vote of thanks, Klwanian available, H 0 Werner 7 50 1, List the various surveys of 1cditional odult, ss a m child, S5 a month. rer c fOOD a George Soper wished Mr. Johnson AT CROSBIE & CO. LTD. ' ' ...... ' Natural Resources undertaken by Distributors for Kodak in Newfoundland a e r I well in nl~ new charge at Twil· M.V. Norma Conrad, In charge The Story of Ireland the Government in Newfoundland Dav Of Pra' I to half a ton o( co;ll, .ll·B· }a.r••kJtea..d The reg 1Rr werkly mrctlng of .lln~ate and forecast for him 1 or Captain Blackmore, having re·. Brian Inglis 3 00 and Labrador since April 1, 1956. in oil or wood. a n \. tht> 11 KiiiR!li! C'lub was h"l!llant future In the Newfound- pairs; will !Mn take freight to ...... ·.. ' Give the cost nf each such sur- ~ Carbonr~r 12, and other nrrrs~ . held Rt Hotel on ·IRnJ United Church conference. northern ports. · ' The Organization Man vey; 3, Table copies of reports of Goff'~ Thurscla~·. 11 nc)' supplie; only. The Jf'f\lre for the World DRY . ~larch 2l•t. ~ • II hen the guest, President Sid also extended the T~e M.V. Walter Sweeney In William H. Whyte ...... 6.00 ~- e~c_h such survey. 4, List the in- House the following information: 1 much, if ;;n)·, of thr~e rroni 0' Pra)·rr. preparrrt by Serena : ~reaker was 19Rev.7 w. B. Johnson, 1C!uh'~ thanks to Mr. Johnson and charge of Captain Banfield from d1v1dual expendl~ures made hy the 1, A list showing the various, loanerl to thP Gnrrrr.mcnt \"a•~ad), former!)· o! Hungary was ! llho was introduced til' the Chair- I it~ best wishes lor hla future Lunenberg, has a cargo of coal for ~overnment dunng the same per· brands and quantities of Alcoholic. April 1, 1956'! ~eld in Blackheart School Hall on : mnn of the clay, Fred Hawker. I work. I New Peril can ai\d will ml for. o· k & c Ltd .ted and totalling $2,359,700 as Beverages including Beers pur· I ------.... ;~h. 8th, .u~rtrr _the au;plce~ ol Rei". Johnson !pokP on Cain's ques-~ Pre~ldcnt Sid announced that at . that port when weather and lee I( S Q,, , shown In the Budget. Spe~~h of chased by the Board of Liquor I RECORD IMPORTS tc• \\ nman ~ ~~~~;Lunary ~oc1ety. lion "Am ~ly Brother's ~cq> Directors' Meeting held on 1con ditions at that port are &uit- 195_6 under the H~admg. Econ- Contr~l since April 1, 1956: toget- 1 OTT.\\L\ ICI'I- C.mada ~lr5. Harold ~loran. rrcstdent n! rr?" ann proceeded1 to deliver a Tuesday,1 March l9th, fund raising abe.1 , The BOOkSellerS om1c Development (~llscellan- her w1th the names o! the f1rms or, ported more :nrrch:~oct;,e tho· Snc:rt), cor.tlucted th~ ser\'ICe thought prol'oking addre!s which I projecb were dlacussed with the AT BOWRING BROS, LTD. eous). individuals from whom said liquors. year than in any year o! her and was asmtecl by ~!tss Ella 1 p::~ced the empha!is in all of our object of raising enough money TheJ ~~.V. Inver leigh In charge 'PHONES 2008 _ 3191 _4425 MR. ~OLLE'IT-1 give notice were bought. _2, Gi_,·e the total: tory. the Dominion Bumu ~l~orP!. ~Irs. T. 1,. Delaney and human relations on the aramount to further lm rove the awimmin ; of Captam Thornhill Is from Louis- ·---- 1 that I w1ll on to·m?rrow ask t~c amount of mon1cs pa1d out far the. Statistics rcpor:crt .1; c·l=•IOn D1amond. • ______--~-- __ uol and Ia Jl rounds g, burg with a cargo of coals for God. One of the hymns she chose: Honourable the Mlntstcr of Public purchase of Alcoholic Liquors and; 0\'[:·all I:Lille was S.i 7t t:1 ~lr.o. Goor~e F. ~luorrs read the · anrt ~Irs, Thomas LeGrow. P P Yll ' Bay Roberts and wlll sail for that· for her funeral was, "When on my 'Works to lay on the table of fhe the total a~ount realized by the!1 up more an one-.frfth 5.. lire Lesson. ~Irs. Freeman Bennett was the 1\ WRS aho decided at that Dl· port when weather and ice condi· day of ll!e the night Is falling." House the following information:- Board- of L1q~or Can~rol for the fi~urcs for the vrar . ~lr!. T. C. H. ~Grow spoke !1 organist for the service. rectors' Meeting that as a tangible tlons in the bay are suitable. ,j\fter so many years filled with 1, Were any areas of unoccupied sale of same smce Apnl 1, 1_956. 3,! Chief inr:-•asr' 111,":·r i~ h·:rtly on the theme "\\'ho Shall! The singing of the h)'mn "The exprt'!!Rlon o! the Ciub'a apprecla· The ~I.V. Camperdown In charge pain and suffering, how won~er- or un_developed lands tnke_n, or ex- G1ve the locations of all licensed, with the l:niterl K'nednm. Sfpar;ile l's," and the soloist was I Day Thou Ga\'est Lord, Is End· tion of the often unsung efforts 1 of Captain Miller w~ich shtfted ful it is to think of !Lie endt~g propnated under.- the pro~lstons of Beer. Parlors, Hotels, _Tal'erns and, l:nitr~ St"te~. ~lrxL·.'n. \"en 1 ~!.~. Herbert Delancy. ed," and the Benediction by Rev. 1 of the Carbonear Volunteer Fire· down from Hickman s Wharf ls with these· words: the Deparmtent of Public Works Toumt Hotels In roiew(oundland Ia Brlgil·m anrt .. --·N~ were offered by Rev. Mr. ~lurley brought a l'ery lm·~· Brigade, we ahould donate 12: now getting ready to sail !or Hall· Act 1956? 2, If so, give the loca- toget~er with the names of the F · W t '('• '.~e~a .. S25 ~lr. ~Iurie~·. ~Irs. Harold Stanford; pressive service to a clo~e. pairs of thigh rubber boots. ·fax to go on dry dock. There from the music round about ·lions o! said lands and number of propnetors. 4, Give the names of· ranee. __ _:_s_ ..':..rmanl 6 I' AT AYRE & SONS LTD. me stealing, acres in each case. . . 1 all such premises wh?se licenses The G and S. Cutler, ln charge I fain would learn the new and MR. HOLLETT-I c_1ve notc1e 1wede revoked and sa1d premises 1 ., of Capt. Max Regen, having gen· holy song, that I will on til-morrow ask the closed since October 2, 1956. Gi1•e , \' ...... era! overhaul preparatory to tak· And find at last beneath thy trees Honourable the Minister of Fish· cause for closing said premises for ' Loans to l'il·or. ing freight for the usual Trinity I of healing, eries to lay on the table of the sale of alsoholic beverages. S·r'·''"s April I. I Bay ports, · I The ll!e for which I long. House the following information:- . MR. HOLLETT-I give notice 1957: MV Robert J. Knlckle, In charge ------1, What amount of monies have : that I will on to-morrow ask the . . s-10 ~- of Capt, Sam Blackwood, having . 1 been expended by the Newfouncl· ·Honourable the Mir.ister of Labour' _, pairs and will eventually take ...... ·land Fisheries Development Aulh· to lay on the table of the House i Morning, 2i freight for northern por.ts. 1 ~- ority under the following head· the following Information: 1, A I 25 The Marjorie lnkpen, m charge i lngs since April 1, 1956: (a) Salar- complete report on the activities. of Capt. Geo. Blackwood, having I for btHtr les; (b) Travelling _Expenses; (c) of the. Workmen's Compensation: Neighbor repairs. Fishing Demonstratwns. G1ve de- Boarrt m Newfoundland sinct April I Plea"' consider uo jurt thai •.• ycur lriendo sot · Jennie Elizabeth and Lillian IIJ"' "lU"\l~ tails of these demonstrations. 2, 1, 1956. 2, Gil'e full particulors as' nrfghhcrt. lf ... car hdp I .1 II Richards are moored up. u Fisheries and Development: (a) to the financial position of the fCII In anv "'' wido The Norman Batstone of ,which Quirpon; (b) LaScie; (c) Valley- Board at the present time, show· your In ourancr probltau, William Collins Is the master ls st 11\ C{ •, field-Badger's Quay; (d) Bay de ing total amounts paid out as Com· joal call. .. having a general overhaul and get- ' ' Verde; (e) St. Jo~n's; (c) Mera· pensation, and surplus over ancl t!ng ready eventually to go frelgh- sheen. 3, Salt Fish Processing abo1•e the amounts paid out. 3.. ing to northern ports. Plants and Community Stages. 4, Give the total amount at present

AT HARVEY II CO. Unallocated new proposals. to the crtdil of the Workmen's 1 INSURANCE lon e-ra"~·:' ~u Pier I \1 c~'Qfffi3CS MR. HOLLETT-I give notice· Compensation BoJrd and state· , nell' Thur•cl The s.s. Bell l!le 2nd., which ma " that I will on to-morrow ask the i whether these monies arP invested, I Ttmp:t Bu;rd:r,g_ O.:to~.l)fl~ !It Oi ol 1Dl70 • 7111 time, Canada:r came from Halifax to discharge Honourable the Minister of Fm· 1 and if so, where the said certain Ill"' 111 nu.tDS freight cargo and take outward u ,1 11LUU'LI\ ance to lay on the table of the amounts are im·ested. 4, How cargo will 8all to Halifax. ---- AT GREAT EASTERN OIL M. & S. Johnson, Captain JDJ- eph Rogers Is maater, ll having a ______, __ 11eneral overhaul; will then take fUNERAl. NOTIC~-- I freight to porta ln Trinity Bay 1n The funual f th 1 te Mn .. a few days, 0 e a SEE US FOR ALL AT CANADA PACKERS Florence May Down will take The M.V. Fenmore of which ,Place at 2.30 p.m. today, !rom her Captain Blackwood Ia master, ll !at~ residence 89 LeMarchant having a general overhaul. Road oo the Anglican Cemetery. M.V. Trepassey In charge of BIRTHS Lumber Needs Captain Chesley Winsor Is getting ---- BREEN-Born at St. Clare's i ready to go on dry dock when !rom a plank dockage is available. Mercy Hospital on March 2~th, ! HERE'S WHY . LIST TO ARRIVE to Joan (nee Rodden) and Alfred ' to a carload we ran deliver stand The M.V. Catalina Trader in Breen, a baby boy. : charge of Captain Brown il on JONES--Born at the Grace ' ard widths, lengths. or o!f-slz~ the way to this port with a cargo Holl'Plhl to Betty and Owen measurement• to meet your par is landed a cargo of mixed goods Jones, on March 27, a lKln. will be loaded for Port Union. l!cular speclflciatlons We carr~ DEATHS ------lumber in every grade whether GILL-Passed peacefully away Obituay at Brlgll.!l, !1st night, Dr. F. D. you're bu!lcllna: 1 cabinet, addln~ Gill, in his II4th year, leaving to a new room or planning that dream MRS. ARCH ADAMS mourn his wloow, . six soD.! and There was a .tory in the Famlly four daughten. Funeral notice house. The rl,11ht lumber for the Herald entitled, "The Mlll," which later. job costs less, means a better in I says "Man tolls and wins no riches GALGAY -Pa!Sed peacefully 1 1 but himself." That sums up the away on March 26, Richard vestment for the future. See us ! 1 ll!e of Mother. She went through Nicholas Galgay, aged 88 years, 1 the Mill of Life. Early ln llfe, fortified by t~ rates of the Ro­ about the age of 12, abe took care man Oathollc Church; left to : of her mother's family u her mourn are II nle(:es and 5 nep­ i mother wu sick for a number of heW!. Funeral from his late : ye11rs previous to her death. Then residence 69 Long's Hlll at 9 i she spent some years living with a.m. Thursday to the Roman her crippled aunt working with Catholic Basilica with Requiem no thought o! remuneration. After Mas.s. Burial at Bell'edere Ceme­ she married sM devoted her time ter. mar27,2B to her fa!l)ily. ., Later on in llfe there waa an TOBIN - Passed pt!acefully elderly lady, "Aunt Emily East· away at St. Clare's Mercy Hos­ ~Til man," as she was known to the pital, Josephine McKay Tobin, age 68 years; leaving to mourn : radio audience, who was llvlng bl'lc' ·"''"'""' - - ~ ~ alone, so Mother took her in her their sad los8 husband (J.C.), 4 · home and cared• for her !or four 110ns, Gus, Edward; Max and Bob; ! years. By that time there were two two daughters, Margaret and Tr1j • Mrs. Arch Yetman (Rita); two I I cripples together, Mother beln~ ,...,f'.~ i one of them. She suffered the brothers, Wllliam and Edmull'd cruel disease of arthrltla !or 12 McKay, al110 20 grandchildren. years. 'we often wondered why. PHONE ~~~5 Perhaps the answer lies In the fact : .e that to understand suffering we TOPSAIL ROAD ...... 80118 To make your Bathroom ~omplete Install a BEAUTY 2000 Pairs must stiffer. She not only under· I 'SHAW ST...... 80161 line CABINET. stood suffering, she · helped the PLASTIC suffering by sending clothes to ! POLISHED PLATE SLIDING MIRRORS Korea and giving her time and BUNGALOW ' e money to the Woman's Missionary I and e FLOURESCENT • LIGHTS. e RECESSED Society for those who suffer In Limited foreign lands. She was President COiTAGE CHESTER DAWE : of George's Brook W.M.S. for 24 years. She waa also a life member ' CURTAINS DISTRIBUTORS FOR MACMILLAN & I}LOEDEL SALES LTD SYLVAPU. of that Society. The meetings werr held in her home for a number of Now only 59c. up PJ,YWOODS DECORATIVE AND WA!l:RPROOF, ALSO TIMBERS, MOULD- yean because of her crlppleneu. INGS, INTERIOR FINISH AND PLANK FOR BOATS ETC. 1 ~t the ; The burial aervice wu Cilnduct oOUR·BIRCH AND OAK FLOORINGS, ONE OF THE MOST I~IPOI!TANT iTEMS ed ,by Rev. L. H. Perry, The tex IN YOUR HOME, IS STORED IN A HEATED WAREHOUSE. of hla sermon waa "I have !ough· ALSO AT SQ:AW STREET AN ASSORTMENT OF JOISTS, f'RA.mNG ASD the good fight, I have kept tht MATCHED LUMBER IS UNDER ROOF • •• abe worked for the service ol • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~ faith." This _was very approprlatr

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