Thursday, October 7, 1965 Page'rwenty - T~~ ,TEWIS:tJfOS.'f '. Thursday, October 7, 1965 TBB .JBWISB POST Page ~enty-one BARNEY GLAZER'S average interest yield of 5.03 per having "strong customer appeal." Dunlop and payroll plan organizers value plus earned interest, and they ,." , '... I(ltche.CSllika • Pipe "Dd FIt- S'qVillgs BOD,ds cent pei' year if held to maturity in Wash ~',llB8ins 1 t1ri.ga " . ", The new issue is on sale in banks for Manitoba are Hugh G. Mackey, are available in denominations of Cloeet:Ooinblna" • Heavy HOt 12 years, is the second highest return and other financial instiutions, for Jolm R Macpherson, Larry R. Barr $50 to $5,000. They return 4.5 per tions' Water Tnnka Campaign, Opens HOLLYWOOD • Laundry Tubs .• Pressure'Sys.. The 20th ~ada Savings B~~ds in 20 years and the new Donds are cash or on instalments, or on the and W. Lyle Dyker. cent for each of the' first two' years, • Heating Furnaces tems payroll savings pIan available to The 1965 bonds, as in former 5 per cent for each of the next six , Radil1t;()m • R!!inforclQ , campaigI). is now under, way. The being hailed in investment circles as • Conl"Cblrt... 'Iron ' employees in large business estab- years, may be cashed at any time at years and 5;5 per cent for each of HOTLINE AGENTS FOR FURNASMAN STOKER lishments and factories. 'any Canadian ,bank for full face the remaining four years. Best Wishes ,to all our Friends and Customers for a Last year nearly one billion dol------~------_ SCHWAR.TZ' Very Happy and Prosperous New Year 'lars was invested in the savings Hollywood, Calif. (TCNS) - Paramount Studios and the Riviera Hotel, mON & METAL CO. LTD. bonds across Canada, and on the West Kil-'onanU B.I. Opens Seaso'n Las Vegas, postponed Tony iBennett's Hollywood-type premiere at the 299 Jarvis Ave., Phone JU 9-7309 Political Climate: Warmer prari,es there were 180,000 purchas- West Kildonan Lodge No. 2031 of No.6, will install the newly elected Riviera until October 7. Tony actually opened October 6 but out of As the eJection campaign the entire region a "designa,teli" FINANCE CORPORATION ers of $183.3 million, 42,000 of them B'nai B'rith will hold its first gen­ executive: president, Abe Silver; respect to the Yom Klppur high holiday officials moved the blacll:-tie area for special economic aid. buyin~( $14.6 million on the payroll .eral meeting of the sel\son Thursday, gathered pace this week, candi­ TRADERS. ' LIMITED vice-president, William Kagan, Jerry event to the following evening. And how does an ltalian-American-r dates, kept one eye cocked on Then, -almost as an aft­ savings plan. Oct. 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lincoln Hecht, HI/rvey Appelle, Morton Catholic's premiere concern itself with Yom Kippur? I ACCURATE WASHll\G MACHINE REPAIRS the weather and the other on erthouglit, he threw in a prom· At present, Canadian hold $5.4 Motor Hotel, 1030 McPhillips Street, Dubovsky; treasurer, Harry Israels; In the first place, Joseph E. Levii1e and Clarence Greene produced I the voters as the country head­ ise of six per cent. government A member of the Traders Group of Companies billion of their savings in Canada at which time the Pony League financial secretary, Morton Dubov­ the motion picture, "The Oscar," in which Tony Bennett plays an, I Repairs for All Makes ed into its first November na­ loans to consumers. Savings 'Bonds. baseball team will be honored. sky; recording secretary, ,Max Hoch­ role. Also, Howard W. Koch heads Paramount Studios while Jewish stars 29 . YEARS' EXPERIENCE Putting the Power of Capital to Work for Canadian Business tional vote in half a century_ Payroll savings plan director for Mendel M. Meltzer, president of man; warden, Joe Gold~tein. appearing in the film include: Milton Berle and Jill St. John. All were All Work Guaranteed Tommy Douglas, just as con­ the prairie regiOn is William S. _ B'nai B'rith Grand Lodge District The following have been appoint­ scheduled to join other Hollywood celebrities in making the flight to 188 Ellice . Phone SP 2-2183 But with the lack of' colorful cerned with bread-and-butter ed committee chairmen: Hillel, Ron Vegas to attend the Riviera Hotel's premiere. , and exciting campaignineet­ topics as the Conservatives, Lazar; BBYO, Sid Palansky; phon­ Finally, in "The Oscar" Tony Bennett portrays Hymie Kelly, the half ings, the election still had not moved in on what he said would 7 be his party's roughest, toughest ing, Sam Stall; publicity, William Jewish half-Irish press agent who represents Stephen Boyd. As ,the plot's developed into a struggle of is­ campaign. But he was shored Kagan; program, Harvey Appelle; , , Oscar nominee, Boyd plays the rotten apple :who calls on every' possible sues. Opposition parties contin­ ued to grope for ,subjects to hit­ up by polls showing that 40 per insurance, Jack Dudeck; ADL, Mike underhanded means to acquire the award. .. cent. of the voters are still un­ Kaufman; adult Jewish education, Bennett had revived Boyd's declining career, remaining faitl1fully at 4!i' Laog ont wJth at the government. 1·65 decided, giving rise to NDP Jack Mallin; Martyrs' Forest, Fred his client's side while Boyd loses all his friends and stops at to ,I CUSTOM TAILOR Instel;ld of' a battle of issues, 'hopeS of pulling a historic upset Toll; retention, Jerry Hecht; mem­ attain his goal. Not even the death ,by miscarriage of his girl friend ~ach party has carefully con­ Nov. 8. .' bership, Morton Dubovsky. st. Jolm) deters him. This cold indifference' finally shatters B~nnett's l .,P)lone WaitehaU2-66~2 fined itself to subjects which, The meeting will be followed by a loyalty. . ' . ' . . To do th,is; the party would their strategists ~ee as areas of ' showing of a Blue Bomber Grey Cup Jill St. John plays her first dramatic role after many comedy SIl~es. have to crack into Quebec, 306 EDMONTON ST. strength instead of controversy. . game. including her terrific comedy timing with Frank Sinatra in "Come Blow, , , , where it has never eJected a Your Horn." Film rushes of "The Oscar" indicate that Jill's dramatic fl;;dr Prime 'Minister Pearson pr~ member, as well as hold its ur­ wlil overshadow her comedy achievements .. Winnipeg ferrell to convey the impression ban strength in B.C. and Ontar­ Muton Berie, who has been augmenting his comedy career regularly of a· busy statesman getting io and restore its traditional fol­ with serious roles, plays a talent. agent in"''The Oscar." The studio ·colored thiilgs done_ The federal-provin­ lowing in Saskatchewan. are· on sale DOW. the sides of Berle's hair gray and he looks quite distinguished. Whel!., cial health ministers' confer· Meanwhile, Douglas was hit­ wife Ruth first caught, sight of his tr"l'Sformation, she exclaimed, "I love encein ottawa. at which a na­ ting 'the government .over the it! It makes me look so yoUlig!" . ;; :'. .. tional medicare program was auto free trade deal with the I watched Uncle Miltie, excuse me, 'i\.rr' Berle in, a dramatic ~cene on set up for a mid-1967 launching, U.S;. which he said was costing the Paramount lot arid observed 'that; as 1$i~, he carried off his dialogueI CAPITAL", ~ . added another, item. to the Liber­ Canadian consumers the $50 al list of nearly-finished busi­ beautifully. Also in the scene, one of.Holl~ood's most distinguished , million, a year :w~ch the govern· matic actors kept flubbing his lines but ,Berle, the newcomer to heavy Cab (J964J Ltd;, ness. With it, Mr. Pearson an­ ment was giving up in tariffs. performances, was' always. letter perfect. , . '. I nounced a $500 million fund for Day andlS'ight Service increased medical research and The deal will see Canadian - "The Oscar" castdaimS more Academy Award. winners than 8ny Canada Savings Bonds are a great previous motion, picture;, This is true as well among the filffi's produc­ p. - health facilities. . auto makers exporting. cars to the U.S. where they will be sold tion and technidii,:,rifen.;,,;,>'.:",'::' : ' . ,to",.J"', - '" 11 ~aytoisaV~. The new bonds pay you ':511~. " 66ft ./ ..... ;. There was no defeus(;l 'from, at'lower'prices than in Canada. The long list of Oscar winners io the' prenllere. - . - "'. " . -, ' RivieraHotelhlvit~d 'a . Mr. 'Pearson for 'the govern· . The, saving to theautomakers 4%% for each of the first 2 years, 5% From A to Y ~hey ,include: Julie Andrews arid Loretta Young. AD~'(mg Office·: 1710 Rose St. ment's himdling' of relations is supposed to be invested to ex· for each of the next 6 years and 5~% Jewish Oscar winners invited 'are: Paul MUDi, Louise Rainer,' Jose 'Fe:rre:r .. ' 1 ,", with Qtiebec, or .the .D~rion pandtheindustry,but the cla­ Melvyn Douglas' (half Jewish), Elizabeth Taylor (by con-:ersion), Sh'elle:y prcibe,or' Ottawa's apparent I!l\- ,mor for lower car prices was for each of the remaining 4 years. Winters and R.ed Buttons. " 'Sask. oUtSUPPllrt of the U.S.' in Viet: beginning to be feIt right across This works out to an average annual On the tragi~ side; the invitational listmcluded Dorothy Malone and. nam. It is the Liberal intention the country. Patricia Neal,both active in !Hollywood production when. suddenly cul~I',b;i.;;:======f""==~1 simply not to talk about sensi- yield of 5.03% when you hold them down by similar ailments and pulled out of death's doorway by em,er~:encyl .tive issues. . Socred leader Robert Thomp­ son accused the, old-Une parties to maturity in 12 years. and painstaking maj or surgery. EDMONTON RUBBER ' lnvitatio,.s went out before Miss Malone "{as stricken so she definiitelyl Conservative chieftain John of "even bigger diShonesty" Diefenbaker. claiming his "poli. could not appear. Although she has made a remarKable recovery, Patricia I STAMP CO. LTD. than the corruption charges You may buy any amount cies for the,people"were arous­ which 'have plagued the Liber- from $50 Neal obviously could n.ol undertake the long trip to Las Vegas." , Specializing in Rubber Stamps ing a response\~'justlike'1957 all . a1s.He said they were putting Bob Hope hoped he could make'the junket to emcee .the show. ,Stencils - Inks - Seals -Pads up to a nmit of $10,000 per person over again," also was hitting political advantage above prin. first discovered Bennett more than 15 years ago and changed his name Daters -Hotel Key Tags in denominations of $1 FOR ALL 'YOUR Menu' and Dircctory Boards hard at .the subjects he thought ciple, tryi\lg to buy votes with $50, 00, $600, from' Bennedetto. !J.ewas strongllst on. . • reckless' promises. $1,000 and $5,000. Oh, did I forget to mention what TonyiBennett does on the Ri·viera'lsi "For All Your Marking Needs TRAVEL NEEDS stage? He ,sings. See Us" In Newfoundland, where he 'The campaign still has a was met by Union Jack waving month 'to go and anything can They are available for cash or on CALL YOUR Rear 10127 - 102 Street happen. But" at this point, the "old Tories," he talked about instalments at banks, investment CANA3iANPAC'FIC AGENT Opposition parties haven't yet ',i II PhOlle 422"6927 Edmonton, Alta. his party's :,stand . on. the flag, "_L, OR YOUR TRAVEL AGENTI , : and warned that re-election of-, been able to produce the kind of I (jI . dealers,.. .stock . brokers, trust and loan , , the Liberals could . lead the s l'a s hi n g i\ldictment usually . , 'Ii companies or on the Savings • ScenIc-Dome rail travel I country to republicanism. In the needed 'to turn ..governments out Payroll < \ Maritimes, he tackled economic of office. Plan where you work. • Low cost "Faresaver" plan 0 000 A. T. 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