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' - I ·.. ersona n. axes ' I -. Budget· Highlights IScattering Of Tax ·.Adjustments i •· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i BULI.ETIN 1, 1964, By TilE CANADIAN PRESS Personal and· corporation in No change in taxes on li come lax rate• remain, un- quor and tobacco, Mainly Affect Corporations changed, · Budget deficit of $745,1100; ' <:::,.-~.... ~:::::;,.;;::::y:::>-::::~7<:S·<.::.::.. -~~ rrrn! Incentive rebates as high t~ 000 for 1962·63 on expenditure~ no per cent on tax resuUing of $6,525,000,000, revenues ol nplcte gilt from increased sales by mmt· $5,780,000,000. ng • • • ad. ulacturing and p r o 1: e s s 'ing Budget Shows No- ·Increase ~- Budget . >ccond for firms. . Dc(icit designed to provi,le dim light economic stimulus but not \o •ccd. C001 • Income tax deductions !or endanger. price levels. gift-boxed, dependents Increased by $30, . Dates removing 80,000 from income Non-resident iron ore com In Family Allowances lax lists. panics exempted from special By ALAN DONNELLY . ,I 15-per-cent tax on income of iI'~~;~ dales of changes announced in Tax deduction of 150 p?.r branches of non-resident c~r Tuesday night's budget: 57 poratlons, OTTAWA (CP)-Finance Minister Fleming Tuesday night spread i cent allowed on Increased 1 bales as high as no per_ cent on He ·left personal and corporate income tax rates unchang ed an d i tax resulting rrom increased S. To Resume Nuclear Testing extended. new. 'i_ncentives to promote in~ust;ial research and' oil and ~ales by manufacturing and yro ccssing firms. gas explc:irdtion, _ April 11. 1962: Tax deduction , The deficit he forecast for the · · of 150 per cent aliow~d ·ln :n-. 1962·63 fiscal year thn_t sl~rted 1 special provincial Jogging taxes, Jiament will be dissolved within creased expenditure for s~:~!l- '1 ·n b th th tific research in industry. Agree ·• Apn 1 Wl . e e ,51~ m 81 up to a limit, 10 days lor a mid-June election. April ll, : Deduction r.n nless ·Soviets To Ban 1962 row, topped m p~accllm~ only Immediate exemptions from He made a lengthy review of by the $791.400,000 m red mk re- the· U·per-cent federal sales tax government measures -~asing ali pre-prodt;ction expenses ai- . I,\ PI - The Imcnt Macmillan sent a personal Soviet government may recon· their stand at this late stage. lowed oil compnn ic". · States and Britain >er,·ed followup message to Soviet Pre sider the po~ltlon and. express But they hoped putting the ported for l?st fis~al year. were granted to a few products tax burdens since the Progrl'S· 11 1962 o~ Russia Tuesday that , mier Khrushchev Tuesday. their readiness to accept the Western case once again on Mr. Flemmg smd that in the including boxes for fish lobster sive Conservatives took office April • : Minor hriff testing in the :11-/ The American·British dcclura principle or international v~rifi· record would help gain· suppm'l current period of "healthy ex- traps, honey containers ' and all in 1957. ch;::.e~.• 1963: Double depn•ci· wi!l go ahead ;: s lion summed up the . olt·~tated cation. in world opinion. • pnnsion" his budget policy sewage and drainage inaterials E!ghty-flve per. c?n.t of Cr.n- ation for investment in n~w later this month t•n- Western view thnt intcrn3tinnal STILL HAVE TIME The Western powers say that "must neither put the brakes on -not just those bought by mu- ada s 5,100,~ mdlVldua] tnx· products extended lor one year l'nion agrees to inspections are needed ior a "If they will do tl\is, there is in the absence of nn cnfoi'cc the momentum of our expan- nicipalities. payers, he smd, pay less tax to Jan. 1 1961. llll· still lime to reach agreement.'' able treaty, they have no choice sion nor invite the danger ~f A to-per-cent tax will be im- under present rates than IIIP.y ' workable treaty .lo outlaw 1 ~tatcmrnt clear fcsts. It noted the Suvi~t Informed sources said neither but to proceed with testing for inflation.'' posed on premiums paid !o [Jr- would have paid under t 11x · ·• on hy Prcsid<•nl Union's rQpealcd rejection of Kcnnet!y nor Macmillan · ~x- their own security, They cite the . He saw- little present l'isk of eign business insurers to ne!p rates .J>revailing when the Con- r B&91~V@@l•I!W; and . Prime ~IL1'stet· control plans,, on grotmd~ 111ese peeled the Russians, who ltave Soviet' breach of a · test mor~ inflation. · • . . furnel the 'ins)lrance buying ·of. scrvatlves won power. · . ' · ___ • 1 ' in nnr of the ,,tale· Iwould put sptes on Sov1et t~r consistently. turned down \Ve.~t- tori urn with .a mas~ive· scl'i~s of The 56-year-nld mmtster, pre- foreign - owned ·corporations to 'The' incr_ease · in the tax-tree· ~How Federal Spending il Genera trst-hnn t3l!;~. ritory, and concluded: ern offer~ !o cancel the Por;ific atomic explosions last fall, with senting his seventh budget ;n ~~~Canadian·- Jlands. . . deduction for . dependents will· • S' 1'1 idi.nion to the joint !ta:c- i "\\'c continue to hope that trc tests' ·if a cheat·proof treaty is resulting advances in w~~pon string that includes h1'o Decerr.- Mr. Fleming's budget· forecast spread thinly tax redudi~ns Has Rtsen InC~ 1747 signed, would suddenly chan~e I technology, ber baby budgets, left taxes on wa~ for a tiny dip in budg~tm·y amountin~ to $30,00800,000 in the , · 6------~llq liquor and tobacco ~nchan~cd spending to $6;525,000,000 in tlte current fiscal year and $40,000,-l and produced a s~attermg nf ~ax new fiscal year from $6,563,000.- 000· in a full-year. · adjustment.! , mamly . affectmg '000 in 1961-62. and for bud"et Elfecti1'e on 1962 taxes, the! 5· BILLION --,'lf//C-1--~ . c n . DOLLARS Russians ·With corporations. revenues to edge up to $5,780,· deduction for children receiv- i BABY BONUSES UNC~ANGED 000,000 from $5,772,000,000, ing family allowances is boosted An Increase in fam1ly allow- But this apparent hold-the-line to $300 from $250 and for orh~r .4..._--1---!-~ ances-subject of much pre- approach Is more apparent than dependents to $550 from ~;IJil. !Chapters .n:n .. budget speculation-did not rna- real. This woulr1 mean a 1nx ~~,·- Frnll~ ng Laws Breach 1 erialize. TAX RENTALS ENDED ing of aho11t $20 for a Inat·r;~d. ~Winglike JliiC Moreover, the budget did n.ol The new federal - provincial man wilh two famil~·-a\!O\·:ancc · O\'U oTell be· I : ;\oblemeD :'iorway (APl - "On March 17-lwo days implement the ta:c and . t;mff tax deal, with provinces le1•yln~ children who earn~ $5.QO~ a 3 Sincmg voice of a Norwegtan fore the opening dale-l !ound measures that Pr1me Mmtster their own income taxes has ycat·. If his dependent chtlJ··~n ~Crafts expedition says the a nice pack of seals and stayed Diefenbakcr announced . I aS t meant the end of tax·rent;l f-llY· are Ol'er 16,. his lax drops l•y ' 5 Encounter is breaking the in· close to it to walt for the ~ate," It, fi nL~tant January would be app!ted to men!s to the provinces. This $14 to $326, conrention fixing the he continued. II : ~ ncgulatlao_. stem the flow of Canadtan .ad- has cut $279,300,000 from !his ------"'.' D\\'ar ~od.,. tne hunting season. "The same day a Rusaian vertising do II a r s to Umted year's expenditures and an fsti ' Greece had suspicions of this sealer came close, ' 0 Saucy Statcs magazines. mated $307,000,000 from rei' ~ F.mploy years," said Caotain "Both ship's s·i d e s' tr,·~re Mr. Fleming also look no enues ·lln>qUity · of the Norw,!gmn bloody, and the ship was al Margaret Will 1 srE~m~G ;';E.\;1~~-~m~. further act~on. on last .vear's Mo;eover, the budgetary ac LED-Federal bud)!etary speml· ''Now we have ready heavy in the sea with 8 0 11 12 royal commtsston proposals of counts do not include operations lng has nearly trip!ed ~inte practically lull catch. • Professor V. W. Bladen of Tor- of the old age security fmd 'lll ~~er arril·ed here 1\lon The assistant secretary or the Per Capita B 1947. onto for sweeping changes ~f which finances the pensions to Foot . alter this year's sc'a fisheries' department in · os:o, LONDON (AP) - The l!OV- The government, in main eX· tariffs on auto parts. He smd all aged 10 and over. ernment told the House of C;Jm· penditure estimates for the lh! ice pack of! ·the east Johannes Sellaeg, said :he de this requires further examina- With the recent $10 boost in ol Greenland. Skogvik partment had received repor:s NET DEBT mons Tuesday night that Prin- 1962-63 fiscal year start~d April aDd lion. the pension to $65 a month, pay- cess Margaret will foot the b!l! 1st, outlined a record $6,276.· his crew had seen of several similar insl.a!lces, He announced a one-year ex-~ menls are expected to ·ise to of the boiler house and its 211,594 spending program. This expeditions at work and that a complaint had been tension to Jan. 1, 1964, in the $736,000,000 from $625,000,000 ~e 'cats ~cl'cral tlavs sent to the Soviet government. present program of double de- with revenues to the fund !rom equipment as we!l as meet the compares with $6,123,758,152 for · the intcrnali3~aily costs of kitchen furniture nnd the 1961-62 fiscal year. The matter had also been raised · I predation for new manufa:tur- special earmarked taxes ad- nntc 0( the ~ra- in the joint Russo • Norwegian I special decorations of her new Graph shows trend in led- ' ,, •• --• ·- -· -- ... - - .. -- .. ~ ___ , _ __. ! ing investment in depressed vancin~ to $668,000,000 .rom 19. Senlln!( Commission. 1 1 1 1 home at Kensington Palace. era! budgetary spending as i areas or for new product man U· $649,000,000. l There were angry outcries in I given !lnnually In the main esti· ,, HEAVIER LOAD-Every Canadian man, woman and child carried fac'ture. The $68,000,000. pension lund o[ foreig Parliament last January whzn mates. Old-age pensions and ll slightly heavier load of the national debt last year. The per Branch operations n deficit-less $7,000,000 in ?ccu .. !. iron ore · companies will be e· Works Minister Hope told t:te supplementary expenditures arc . I. capita net debt rose to $684.56 from $678.63 in 1960. Graphs x- mulated surplu~ from previous Commons Margaret's home in not Included in these totals. l empl from the special 15·pe r- years- is in addition to Mr. 'l ahows changes In net debt' for each person In every fifth year cent non-resident tax. Lo!!gin the ancient palace would need a (CP Newsmap) ) ' In the war·cndlng year of 1945, U stood 'at $935.91. g Fleming's $745,000,000 budget facelift costing Britain Z·Jmc since 1930, compnnies wi]] get· a federal Ia x deficit. (CP Ncw~map)~ credit to nffscl two-thirds 0 f £35,000. • SEE EAR!.Y EI.F,CTION Howm•er Margaret's '•ister, ralists f·orecast Mr. Fleming !eft little doubt Queen Elizabeth, had Agreed to his budget was the stagNettcr contribute some £20,000 towards Appeals To for an election campaign. It's the cost. About £65,/)oo remai'l ernment Collapse. Commons Discusses Govt.' s generally anticipated that P&r- ed to be paid from public itlnds. 1APl - Naut:·al- decisions of the 14-nation Ge- II M • • French pro-Communist arJvo- neva conference providing for E' I t . I B .. d . . B. I antlmes 10Coalition rule for Laos conservatives leftists and net•- 0 0 I I I' e'.( ra· . un .a r es be I i e e Pt'J•nier tralists to $hare ministries i;1 a ·• · • .. . · · . · , lloun 9um's prn-westi!rn j coalition cabinet. This su~p•)n· R d R •t T~ ff• . Settlers -.. ;; .. Wtl! collapse in two sion is now in ils third month. 011'AWA (Cp) ..:.. J, .w, Pick- lion? . Should. we not have an bounda'ries Until now the. work ,·o·.a· ·, ,a· I . r·a I(. CP from AP-Reutera '•' ' I' WANT MORE PRESSURE e sgili (L B0 n ·taT 1'J!'ng 1 election'.'" has been handled by a Com· ALGIERS· - French High :E OIL 'l'h•" ·ne.ulra!!•ts• · and Comtntt· atelr said Tuesday- av thats · forw tne- Mr. Plckersgili said in lite mons committee.· .. Comml'ssl'oner. Chr'Js t! an F ou- .·T nist-lcd ~athet Lao_ want still last three months Prime Mill!S· Commons that while this has Mr. Pickcrsgi!l said. the pro- I G a· . k T N I chet appealed to the Fr~nch ,,.. , more pressure applied. 'fhough ter Dlefenbaker'luis acted· like been ·going on, the· business of posed legislation should have·· settlers Tuesday night.to aban· ·et· ac 0 . or.ma .• ·.,I'. the)' themselves Me.1st1ll receiv· littl 11 'I k' · · · t J' rr the country has been neglected. been introduced at least two don the killers of t~e. ·European " n· s"s ' .,·n ··, .. ·1 'ta.;_. .· s pplt' ~.. e ~ r P c ·mg pe a ~ " OAS and to help build a new In · ill ~ 11 1" 1111 1 • • 11 ~., nowers 'and . repeating, "he loHs The Lilleral MP was spenklng years aco. · ' . . , · · · · • - . ' BIRD" tht·ough ·a· Sovicl··.airUfU irom me; ite: loves· me not.". . on· Mr ..oiefenhaker's 1·csoiut!on NEED f'IGURJ~S · H/ltU . ------.. ---~~--~·-~~------t'· ' \l ' I 1 , 1 ·'., 1 I '· . THE DAILY NEWS. ST. JOHN'S, :\FLD · I! I I I I . 1 I I I I Conception Bay News French Military Leaders Red Cross· Co~mitt'le lndividua 1 Convicted of Streamline Fighting Fore Formed to Awards to' Pe~ Perjury Collection . I . Are' na Wee Hockeyists. HR. GRA~dE - Tbeh case ot H HbR. GRGACE B- RlesulrtsThor By LOUIS MARCEROU conflict, probably a nuclear cardricrs, ...h·ool.selft·propclled guns 'I By 1970, the present Manag.e a male rcs1 ent .of t is town ar our race ranc I o c PARIS (Reuters) - French one; or a subversive action; or an 900 e tcop ers. man nary will h 1 .BELL ISLAND (Staff) -A BELL ISLAND (Staff) - came before Magistrate W. Mer. Canadian Red Cross Collection military leaders are moving to a combination of the two." :-JUCLEAR WEAPONS ·brought up to . ~ 1 ·e • 83 00 commiuc·c under the ·chairman· Highest number goals, Ross cer at the Harbour Grace Court for March 1962 is as follows: streamline France's Land, sea To meet this challenge, mil· 1 );lattle corps divisions ll'ill be nuclcor·powered sui · .\ ship or Rev. Fr. Erie I.a1vlor Highmore; goalies' award, Ken· on Friday, April 6th. .BI!ar's Cove:'$35.00, Collector, and· air forces. , itary men will rely increasingly; arnied w~th nucle~r weapons up· be at ~ca and a ,e:~~Ine 0 was formed at a meeting of ny Basha; best defence, J,co The man who was charged : M1ss Joyce Parsons; Cathedral I Principal goal of the eight· 1 on nuclear and thermonuclear , to one kiloton, With a range of , undergoing tnals~ ~~u parishoncrs of St. Michael's Williams; outstanding rookie, with perjury, ~a~ defended by 'I St. ~Vest to Cochran~ St. ~ast: i ~·car project will be the step· I arms. . . i 25 to 93 miles. . · . France's main deterr parish, .held on Sunday night. Ricky Ash; .most 'improved play. Mr. James Htggms q.c., and $56.n~, Co~lectors, M1s~ Wmmc 1 hY·.stcp reduction of land forces I Pl?ns for the na~10nal "d1s· , Internal defence forces In· · IS the ~liragc.JV, 11.hichent Other executive officers elect· cr, · Jerry Forshner: most gent.' the Crown was· represented by Moms, Miss Marguentc Daw·l' from the present 700,000 men suasiOn force" provide for thr 1 elude modcrmzed radar, better h\·er atomic bomb ca~ i' I I'd are: ::vice·Chairman,. Naucc lemanly player, Bobbie Connors; Mr. H. Carter Q.C. son; Cochrane St. West t~ Le· to a "peacetime" army of 450,.1 building of 50 ~!irage·IV super·' anti·aircraft defences, and mil· 2,500 miles awa,. ~as ~~~ I I Basha;' Sicrctary, Albert Ash; best all round player, Tom · The case had arisen out or Marchant St. East: $54.95, ~ol· I 000. sonic jet aircraft, each costing ilia units able to resist enemy air force expett; ·to~ l9.'i! I Trcasurcr.'··E: .T. Russell. Mr. Kent; 1\IVP award and hh:best a prcvi?usly heard civil lectors,. l\liss Agnes Other plans include: . about . "fifth columns." , than 30 of these I act~on O'Br~en: I $4,700,0~0.. aircra~~e Russell i~ .. also the business number assists, I Brendan Kelly; conccrnmg a gun alter which and Mtss Margaret Flemm.g, 1. Creation of a national "dts· The new stnkmg forces Will By 1965, the French Navy : w1]j he no rcducti · manager.' Member of the exccu· best team player, Keith Shpp· the man was charged with per· LcMarchant St. West to V1c·1 suasion force," armed with include five or six mechanized : will have two 11lodern aircraft; 140,000·man air lor on th·c committee: Leo Power, pard. jury. · torla St. East: $124.00, Collcc· , strategic and tactical nuclear I divisions and one or two air· 1 carriers, the Clcmenceau and : creasing reliance wil:\ Leo ::lhn:Jiliy; ·~ ·Steve Ill cLean, I He· was given a jYcck's im· tors, Miss Helen Noseworthy, I weapons, . borne divisions . equipped witn : the Foch, and renovated amp hi· I vertical take·off air. e Dick Tapln; Wm, · Power,. Dr. prisonment and a fine. of five : Mrs .. Gor. don Janes. [ 2. Development of anti·air·l1,500 tanks, 3.5.00 armored troop I bious forces. \ guided missiles. traft R. Dominic, Dr. G. Bucking. 1 d 1 t "' t N d St }lam, Walt McLean, Ed O'Quinn, S·t • Kevln · • s hundred dollars was Impose • ' VIctoria s. n·cst 0 o.a 'I craft missiles and construction - - .. ·------·------· - . . · failing the pa~·mcnt of which be East: $78.00, Collectors, Mrs. , or ltwo aircraft carriers, a mis· , G_ 0 ~~~· ~·~~~~~: ;\~~c C~-~~~~;;; V(in Exhibition would serve · another twelve Stephen Payne, Mrs. Wm. N~el;. sile·cquipped, nuclear . power· I Th. ' ' · d l d D . · ' Tom Kent, P~t Fitzgerald, A. M 7-6 months. Noad Street West, Downmg ed submarine, modern tanks I ·e 00 p, ! ·ays llawco •. Pat .Murphy, Jake eet In· Magistrate's Court on Street: 576.85, Collectors,' Mrs. and vertical take-Q[f ·aircraft. . · 1\TcLenn ilpd RQbcrt Fitzpatrick. Thursday, April 5th., two rcsi· Wm. Walsh, Mrs. Harold Ash, I 3. A progressive reduction of . . . · Other members at•cJo be added BELL ISLAND (Staffl-St. dents of Conception Bay were Mrs. Moses Sheppard, Mrs. Al· 1 the conscription period from · Kevin's Academy defeated the brou!!ht before Magisrtate G. 1 bert Sellars·, Downing Street to the present 28 months to 18 to the executive committee. 1151 't' st p t' Ht'gl 1 s 110 0 1 ~ B ' In~ · a s c Trickett and were charged with Pipe 'frack. $66.05, Collectors, months. Gl • • k team 7·6 in exhibition hockey M Wees at the Arena Sunday afternoon. the theft of lumber from the Mrs. · Arthur Abbott, rs. The plans were embodied in anc1ng a c war P.ee ' The local school team out· finn of Mark Gosse & Sons at George Hunt; Pipe Track and a bill adopted by the National . e.f· eat Bant~ms scored visitors :;.( in the first Spaniard's Bay. The nlen were North Side: $34.00, Collectors, Assembly in December, 1960, D (;; . period. In the middle period, rcmandc~ until :\londay, April Mrs. Michael Butt, Mrs. Valen· The bill amounted to a compre· issue fr< BELL ISLAND (Staff) The 'St. Kevin's scored 3 more, while 9th. when the case ·will be tine Dunn; "The Hill"• Carbon· hensive five.year modernization 1 By HAL BOYLE 1 l:'o/IIERITED CLOTIIII\'G :mother really bak~d them window. 'l'\ l'ee Wees All·Star team defeat· I' St. Pat's could onlv notch one heard. These men bad been ap· ear Road to Kitchen's .'Hill: plan for the three armed scrv·1 The youngest child in a large Johnny learned 10 read to fight fire. 1 ed the Bantam league champ. tally, endinc the frame 6·2 for prchended by the Harbour $33.50, Collectors, 1\!rs. llllcbac] ices. 1 NEW YORK ,'1 not.deterr I A i Aren't are though ::~.:~~.:~.:.:~;;,.i~:Dr, Charles Cron, Clarke s Sup· with::;;::;;~~~ his daughter ~~i.:::;·~ and son·in· .~.~: But All JV''~oto rI st s crmarkct, Mr. W. H. Stevenson, low, Mr. and il!rs. Edward Ben· Aneighbor, Mr Strapp's Pbannacy. nett, Lance Cove, Bell Island. By WAllO CANNEL . motoring public into the 20th • tell mut·h. The new ; of the homr Donations of $5.00 or over. NEW YORK - (NEA) -:Century. Ishould he issued a nori1e · but he was be '' $8.00-Mrs. George Sinyard. Miss Olive Hiscock of Winter. How fast can your car go-90? : • • • ' if he pas.,c,. a!lll'.~in; hi~ $5.00 each-Archibald's Hotel, . ton and 1\lr. Fred Trimm of 135? 160? Well, a newly form·: ''There's not much time,'' i drive cit) ·ircet; Jnd 1 Wayne was sa' Gold Sail Leather, Mcssers C.E. I New Chelsea called to sec' us 1 ed, deadly serious outfit call· Thompson says. "Within an· i country roads. to rescue .. Godden, Dr. W. L. Goodwin, 1 on Sunday afternoon. Olive is ed The Speed . Council says : other 10 years our speed limits : ' • • tr ' . Kosh Shoe! Ltd., Mr. Fred teaching at Bishop Spencer in that's not fast enough. 1-where we have them-will be : ":\fiN he·, harl some · Firemen, on th Morris, Messers W. A. l\lunn & St. John's and Fred works in What's the speed limit on around 80 m.p.h. Our cars will ' drh·ing expcncnce. bring the blaze spre< Co., 1\!r. Lorenzo Pike, Messer's Labrador City. turnpikes-45? 60? 65? The be able to handle it easily. But i back and test him in a a lack of w: R T. Parsons :lir. Kenneth ~ Speed Council says that's not. will our drivers?" 'simulator. If he doesn't shortage 1 S~ltman, Mr. John Sop·er. Magis· Happy birthdays nre wi~hcd fast enough either, and some· ' To automotive engineers The ' well, teach him the proper the bodies trnte Trickett, 1\!r. Lornc Wake· for 1\lr. John M. Gosse on Wed. I body like the Council had bet·: Speed Council doubtless looks' sponses and lc>t him aga:~ · ·l lin, 1\lr. Frank Moores, "The nesday, ,Aprtl 11 .. to Mr. _Dun··, ter do something about it. . like a prayer answered. Since: til he qunhli•·• lor a,, supply was J l Cameo Club", Messers Munn & can Colhns o.n Frtd~y, Apnl. 13, Council founder and spokes· . 1957 the Automobile alanufac· 1 ecnsc-or wa;hes out. Four other chi Oke. · ~ and to B.ermce Smtih on Sun· man .l.tickcy Thompson puts it. turers As~ociation has been 1 For the lon~·rlln pro:r•~ when the day, April 15. this way: • holding generally to an agree· gct:in~ mnloriets accusto:!~ One report sai1 "Automotirc engineering is : mcnt banning sales promotions , an a)!c of ;peed. Tlwmp;cn and burst iJ Out of The pas. t !Learning more, not less, Motors i built on speed and horsepower. begun by hrin;mg a moe!! The body of ] BRIG US arc becoming more efficient, · But companv engineer.;. of i manufaelum tntn the BRIGUS-The annual meet· (By The News Correspondent) not weaker. Everything's going 1course, don't "go to those A~IA Council. The rompa~(! m sister wer ing or the Avalon Poultry As· SPANIARD'S BAY-On Sun· fa~t.er, not slower. ll's the way: meetings. , arc more popular amoJ! ruins of th1 sociation Ltd. was held April day.afterno.on we spent·an hour of the world-with one excep· 1 Consequently, new car horse·: kids than pl~nrs, tra1r.s An investigati1 4th, at Willowon Farm, Brigus. or so rc,adtn.g some of the. old tion: the motorist, · power has been plloping. ships put lo~clhrr. ,j After the minutes and rorres· tombston7s m ~he ,Anglican "He's still lil'ing with his · ahead. In, many of this year's ' "Thomp< 11 n m~kr.s 'n pondcnce had been disposed of cemetery at Bishops Cove. I memories, expecting that some: model.,, power is up from 30 :lent point. ~" .. '"''" lhl! a discussion of the attacks or Some names on som~ of the day cars will miraculously he to 100 or more horses o\'cr las!· new morlrl•. ' larcngo tracciatis which had stones are barely dectphera~le; made slower. He's got to he up· year. . , spnke.s 111 a11 .sa)·s 1nlh < reared II! ugly head in sc\'cral others are very . clear, havmg dated. And we're going to try Well, you can lend that kind: men! at his ""n ~~;nrd!. local flocks was carried on. The been cut deeply mto stone, We to do it." of horse to slaughter, but you; he irwlnrlin• ' hnn~11t In PAINlS ·tNlER\OR election of officers for 1962·63 ~awb n~mesd tra\~rc no lon?ter Thompson's qualifications for can't make him think.. ! in;portancr. nrl'r'>ily and · .EXl£R\OR. resulted in President, Mr. Har 0 e oun n e commum y, 1 the job: he holds 54 of the So, says Thompson, what we of speed. 1t •!toni~ P1011 Ia old Wells; Vice·President, Mr: e.gTh, Summlderst, Baker, ~ 0 ss. 1world's 62 top auto speed and need ·immediately in our motor ralher--nl· -in11mt1ng an _ WAJ.t 'BOARI)S - Leslie Penny and Secretary· e o es mem 0 na 1 we 1 . d H h h. . · d t t k t ·• PAU•ll BRUSHES found In the cemetery is one ' accc 1era !ton rcc?r s. e as, ve '.c 1e 1tcensm~ epar men s ; mar ·e . PLYWOOD, FlBREPLY, Treasurer, Mrs. w: L. Bartlett. ·opte erected to Richard Goss who for example, hit 406.6 m.p.h. Is simulator eqUipment - ma· 1 ----- tURPENtiNE MASONITE, The regul;-;;eting or tht died on February 23, 1811, al· across the Bonneville ~~It Flats. ~hinc~y that can .test a motor· I , SPFCI \I !'iT DIES fr.om the Gt l\NSE\:0 Oil. 'I' REFINISHED k though we have been informed The Speed Counctl s plan: lSI wtth hypothcllca} road and ' • · · - 1 told of "p WALL BOARDS: United Church Women too s'tnce that ·there are otlters first, re·issue drivers' licenses traffic conditions the way stu· OTI'AWA iCPI-Dr. MAlSOl. ClEANER place in the Aead!V!IY on Tues· b h · 'I 'I " bh 63 an . of unii:lenti ALL TYPES LUMBER 0~: day, April 3td. There were 22 which have tipped over and aue on the basis of driving ability, dent pilots can be taug t t e · ·'. ·' cna ' . d , Which · are 1 Bl h now covered with grass· these Some people won't be allowed feel of flying. ' ally·known heart an d. d ; ' HAND AT ALL TIMES ·caches on I ~ I PA\Nl RO\.\.ER. S£1 women present. h rs. anc e could possibly be oldc~ still. to drive on turnpikes, some "Our standards of issuing li·. spcciali>t >lllCe 1921. 11 · I i : EASY PAYMENT Spricklin, Devotional Convenor, 1 Tl oww• ' Jim' Gilietl II seE us:.To-oAY PLAN . led in the worship service. We saw several which bore an I won't be allowed on freeways- censes are way out of date.'' · Sun< ay. w " · ere PI fi lized for an inscription earlier than 1832 I until they qualify, Thompson says: "A written test was awarded the .. { ' 1 · owned ·seal1 • ans awllereto bne~held in Brigus when the first church in the . Then begin a long·term edu·l and a short ride under maxi· for ou1,1and1n~ lm~ 1! their seals on area r y , . b. h f d. . 't t' ·t p·1,,,·henl,ee1 1 ~ ! U.C. Academy Wednesday, community, then known as. catiOn program to rmg t e mum sa e)'1 eon 11 tuns .';;,. . ' . . ... '' • ' . . ~· JOHN'S. NEWFOUNDLAND The Daily News WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1962 ! .1· ·.. I. I . '''rscnt I hal'e · ! 1:1.ouo ..\ ' submarine r 'crond . nd , issue from nearby consumed bungalow at Kilbride as fireman plays small stream of water City firemen search smoking embers for remains of tl~e two children who were lost in the blate, · . 1\'indow. 'fwo babies were lost in the fire. Firemen had to bring truckloads of water more than Overturned \Vasher at right of men indicates kitchen area where body of 15-month-old child was locat· ..; to fight fire. Daily News Photo-Kennedy) ed minutes after this photo was taken. (Daily News Photo-Kennedy) .. : .:. ,: ·.' '·. ·.;:_. nda~· ccause that •ok hi~ big rill to go fwo Children Burn To ant. because inscrutably were sure f the doors urn den, ath · In K'ilbride Blaze· ... f:re ~·esterda~· morning took the lives of two~ children in Kilbride, one mile west of St.! Tra·ln A d H. h are 15-months-old Sandra Humber and her: n 1g way sister. \l'ho was brought home from hospital[ davs ago. I fire started in the ret;ently renovated 'home il Trave I was he d . 0 ut .10.55 ~·csterday and spread "like wildfire," as . reported. The fire spread so fast that . A flooded stretch or ratlwa.v partmcnt report said that a · hb bl f tl nght of way and a washed out washout at Port Blandford will .... and ne1g ors were una e to ree 1e s~ction of the Trans·Canada delay travel in that area per- infants and Mr. and Mrs. Humber and son Highway yesterday were pre· haps as long a.s three weeks. three. barely managed to escape themselves. : venting all across country travel Tra1•el over the Trans·Canada mother and father and Wayne were brought· in Newfoundland. is, therefore, at a standstill. soon after the fire started but their injur- Th.e only mean~ of travel was CNR Gulf boats, ~accalieu· t determined as this item was compiled. by atr for any dtstancc. . and Ranger are carrymg some no . A flooded stretch ncar St. passengers between Sydney, ~en ' are thought to be senous, ~owever. • •·1 Fintan's on the West Coast:1 Corner Brook and Argentia and r '.. !neij(hbc>r., Mr. Leo Dooley, tned to get mto the ! delayed movement or east and · a group of Newfoundland · of the home to effect a rescue of at least one ! west bound CNR traffic and ~ soldiers, on their way home for he \\'as beaten back by the flames heat and ! passengers were 'being accomo·lvacation from West Germany ' . ' . j dated both in Comer Brook and I are aboard the William Carson. , , d b h' , t but they were 1 Port aux Basques until the line lit is likely that they will wait II as sa\ e Y IS pat en s . · could be reopened. at Port am: Basques until the 1 • • to rescue the two youngest ch1ldren. Meanwhile, a Highways Dr rails are again cipen. [ 1 on the scene soon after the .fire started. ------·--- had some ,. 1rnrc. bring blaze spread "exceptionally fast". and, in ad- f dI d him in a alae:, of water hampered their efforts. 1c doesn't 6 New oun. an ·~rs shortage of water caused a long delay in ~ . ' dn the bodies of the tiny children. The only good .. est him . I oupply was from the 'nearby Waterford RiVP.!". wl·n Scho.larshl.pS . ' . other children of the Humber family were ,,I Grim-faced fireman carries blanket-wrapped body of tiny victim from ruins of Humber home at Kit:.. I when the fire was in progress. 1 bride. Through window can be seen section of collapsed roof which is still on fire. ,, : ' . report said the fire started when a stove ex-. Of $· , and $ , (Daily News Photo-Kennedy) L . and burst into flames. j' · ------~~---- ' n;::ing a 2400 2000 into the body of 15-month-old Sandra and her six- Cont.·nue Search p t• B. . comp~n),.! car ·sister were recovered by, firemen'from the I Six:Newfoundlanders aro in· of $2400, to work at British 0 1cy statement . y:· . 1pul~r among of their one-and-a-half storey bungalow. I elude~ in the National Research Columbia; Reginald L. !\!arlin The search for 27·year·old · .... :.··.: tanr.<. trains investi~ation is now in proaress. . Cou~ctl of Canada's 722 schol· of St. John's, $2000 bursary who Martin Walsh of St. Lawrence, :rthrr. • b arshtps for 1962·63 wtth a total goes from Memorial to Ottawa; missing from his home since T ' · · m~kr.< ~n value,of $1,485,100, Harvey L. and Stephen J. Stack, also a :lfarch 29, is being continued by I . h Ass OCl. att•o· n··~ ' n 1\'llh thi~ 'I• Abbott o[ Bonavista, graduate bursary of $2,000, a number of residents of the eac ers _>;, ;\ .ng By or Memorial to work at Alber. Six hundred and thirty.nine community. I •.1\'S WJlh • ta re~cives $2000; Manfred H. of these scholarships are for The search was officially o;m words, Stea I Jerico o( Corner Broolt, gradu. graduate work at Canadian uni· called off by RCMP last week "In view of certain statements ation. regarding educational m~th.od~· ale from Dalhousie receives versities .. These include 201 end. Walsh, the father of four,: and opinions expressed' through "(a) To im·prol·e !!1e' general and movements in Newfound.;. ~ bonklrt . special scholarship of $2400 bursaries worth $2,000 and 43Bileft his home to cut wood in the I the various news media, con· level education in ihe prov.' land and els'ewhel"e; · ·. · • lN'c<>ity and of . one can yesterday,"• ·!'~nl•h the young:;&hleves. , cut any tree, ~n~ .build. a blaz, populations It. contained. : ' . : tnVl~ed a.gam ·.th.ts yea.r·.to place. . at .10.15 ,Jist' nllh( ,.·. ~a len' thli!H: a~e" not op~n in'g ~ampflre whe~ever tlicy, Times changed: Our ,POPU· entrtes m the Queen. of the -- 11 ththat came ht"from: w~~n &he DAILY: NB~S Is be- Uke, and· whenever they like, lation· grew an·d the'co'untry be· Forest con~est, l01q e intersection··of '1•1- deJlyered. ThiJ·Warnlng Is ~nd whe~ever they feel lnclin· gnti t'o open up. Yet the 'tradi·· Forest Conservation· Week an_d McDougill lieqed te tho1e .liOyi ··to .desist· ed to do s.o. _ . lion remained, imd 'eveiltunlly will be .lioserved starting May ::J '. ..' tt[f•~ .• severe. ~~aU)', In a way thts exploration {Continued' on pa·ge 16)' · 14. .. ' ..J ;::'.~ :;~~·.:' ,-, • .·.:.,:• I ' ~~ . '; 1 . '• I , 1' .c r '. ... ~. , ' . . ' ..' '1 . ,. ~: ;i . .. ''' • • 4' THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, _l\TFLp WEDNESD~Y. APRIL ll ' I ~------~------~------' fHE DAILY .NEWS .Remincfer Newfoundland's Only Morning· 'Paper .Safety' .. The DAILY NEWS Is a morning paper. established In· 1894, and published at ~RAY WirH Mt the News Building, 355-359 Duckworth ,~ Council Stree~ St. John's, Newfoundland, bJ Robinson & Company, 1.\mlted. . ;Each week~a.y d~rin~ L~nt a prominent MEMBER OF 1nv1tes you to, JOln him m his favorite pr join with: ayer. THE CANADIAN PRESS ·M..eetin~ NORMAN A. ERBE The Canadian ·Press Is exclusively Governor of Iowa. enlitled to the Ude for republication of all news despatches In this paper credit· OUR FATHER, who are in heaven 1 1 ' I' I ed to It or to the Associated Press or . Thy nam~ ..T~y kingdom ~orne. Thy wili b~ lowed I . Reuters and also the local-news publish I . . earth as Jt IS m heaven. GIVe us this d ed therein. bread. And forgive us our trespasses YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIOI'\I RATES a~Ywour . All Press Services and feature article• those who tr.~spass against us. And lean e main speake~ ~ill Canada ...... $12.00 per annum · 110 nowe, provmcial In this paper are copyrighted and tbell t~mptation. But deliver us from evil. For ;~i ~' \V. d"an • 1 highways; an • reproduction Ia prohibited. kmgdom, and the power, and the glorv f ne IS 0 United Kingdom and all ever. Amen. " or ever i .I ' ' • • '· I, . ··-···-·------~------··--- -~~-"'~ _.,.._,._.,..•& ... ~---~-·-,_,,.,,_-.- -~.: ' ' -_ ... _, ""." . ' ST. JOl-IN'S, NFLD.. WEDNESDAY,., • I ' ' APRIL• . 11,1111.11_"'_. 1962 _____.;.. ______"""'f. ~~~~~ - f Safe~y I ~ . ':< i. t. ' '... t ' . ·~ ·.. ·-·· .. ,. . ',:· ·- ...... _ . (o.uncil ' Meeting - annual- meeting of the 1 ~ council of Newfound· ,rns tonight at the audl· Q, of King George the . It ll'ill begin at ain speaker will be Dr. ~owr. pro1·incial minis· ni;hway>: and an ?ddress 1,0 be gi,·cn by \\. Arch 1"rxrcutilr director and · mana~cr. <;anadian . Safety Conference, o:. sryrr. onr of C~nada's NEA Radio-Telephoto. · autlwntics on ht~hway 1 GLARE AT FRENCH-qroup of Europeans, left, glare at· French army . ta; arril"cd in St. ~ohn's troops brought up as remforcemep ts in the cen tcr of Algiers. · Buy Thi~. :lli>ht's annual mcetmg. ·:, ~:i;~~~~~~~~~~l%~r:g~~!:. Need Of Kyle No. t lc. .n o· f dl,_is~~r~,i~::~~i~ 4~~r~~d · · · . . .a · BP Great ~argai-n . t)r po;ition of director of ,,j;ion for nine years. M• :" b 1•1 e ·u· ·I d d $11 ·M 1•tt• 10n ·.ASPHALT ::·,,udicd ;alrtY education U' .n oa e . ·:,,;ml collr~~s in ~~c L' b · · . A new issue of $11,000,000 Special NOW · •ltalr'. · "nct IS anf DC rIll c I ra ry 1 The scaler· Kyle remaancd un- p rol'lnce . of Ncw f oun dl an d · dc- o( a lllll!lber o sa etr . .oaded of 1ts 15,000 seal pelts bentures is being offered by 3 SHINGLES • 1n Can ada_. ~ cslerday at Carbon car, her Syndicate of Canadian dealers SAVE UP TO Ill election of o!ftcers of II .. ~. •f dl d d home port. , and banks headed by Dominion · l" .1 f New nCII oun an nee s a mo- Earl F 'nht' g S • SlfciY oun~~ • 0 .· • • ' bile Library", slated" M Dono- e 'rclo 111 ervlcc, Securities Corporation Limited 3 11 11 ~::!Jnrl f<~ ~9U--h . ; he I I'an. director of Publi~ Lib· owners of th_e Kyle, ':ere rc· I and Bank of Montreal. The issue --...,...,._,II tont.ht; mrcllno. ! raries Service in Newfoundland, ~orted s.hoppmg around for a i carries a 512% coupon rate, the ONLY $9.29 SQ. - Iin his address at the Kiwanis I.ood prtce .for the seal pells ! debentures are dated 15th of luncheon yesterday at the New· before starhng to unload the I !llay, 1962, mature 15th !llay, RoomS foundland Hotel. i\lr. Donovan I valuable cargo. , 11983, and. arc non-callable prior 500 squares arriving April 20. Orders also said that out of eighty , K~lc, the ~asr of Newfou~d- to malur!ty, . I accepted to April 15 for delivery be·· thousand people in st. John's J,md s once ~rcat coal burnmg Denommat10ns of $500, $5,000 on the cost of your new ·ed mili onl)· fourteen thousand arc reg. fleet of scahng ships, had kill· $25,000 and $100,000 will be fore April 30. thought Visitors istered at the library. ,eel and panned about 30,000 available. The issue is priced home or roof replace· 'ntati\·es :\!r. Donovan was the guest pelts off the southern Coast oi at $99.00 to yield 5.58%. FIRST COME _- . . speaker and spoke of libraries Labrador. The debentures are being ment. 8 up • to - the • • ARMS BALANCE ·.: i Chicago Daily New TAYLOR STEEL SECTIONAL The desired balance between atomic and conventional weap I . ' ons will vary from time to time, FIBRPLY '' "!\ GARAGE . DOORS .I ~ depending on the prevailing (Slightly Imperfect) ~tuatlon. Overemphasis . on 8' X 7' eithet type could be self-defeat· 11 /16" X 4' X 8' ing, just as neglect of either could be disastrous. There are ONLY ...... <.$69·50 E~ch imaginable situations in. which $4.80 Sheet resorting to nuclear bombs : .• would be like turning an ele· .. ' .Pha'nt gun on• a cockroach . In the · kitchen"-tlxcept that"" the , end result might destroy' a world histead of just a house • YALE. LOCKS . .. .But If the big gun is. available _Passage, each ...... :.. $2.29 . and 'roach powder ·is not, the on either householder,· in effect,· becomes support dC!enceless ·against ·the • Jiitle Passag~, each ..... :...... ;...... $2.39 'f "til pests. :J.h 'I Tf O.f t the ·u..&•· - . ., ,_ . Bathroom, each ._...... _...... $2.94. . I Flve · arrests ' were made by cliy · police · yesterday,· . ' One ;man .• 1\'aS arrested for Key-in~Knob, each .. :.... ;...... :...... $5.52 . driving without a .. licence, two Cor; drunkenness, 1lne for •drunk· .en ·driving, '·and· one· given· in Polished Brass and Chrome Finishes • cliarge for being drunk and dis ~ orderly ·In, the. home, . ,• .. .. '·, '· . ·;... \ . I " ·.. - ·:~ . . . ' ' ... I THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. WEDNESDAY, APRIL . II I, t. I· 11I I i ;•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:::•:•:•:•:•:+:•~•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:o:•:<•~•:•:•:•:•,_. Alicia Hart's BJidal Pl~ns .d ·· · ·.d ~Social-Personal! . -···· { . ··' •: How lo Be .A RadiSnt Bn esma1 s , (· ::: . ' ·J(ey , C w . w ~· :::.•. Column :~~.· ~... ~ ~ ~ ~ :~ t.z ,·· . ·, FROM ST. LAWRENCE BUSINESS TRIP .... Mr. and Mrs. C. Slaney of Fred Snow, Technical Direc.. ·~. · St. Lawrence, are in the city tor of The Standard Manufac· and are rcklstered at the Cros· turing Company, returned to St. pie Hotel. John's by TCA on Mondya after •.. • '• • a bus_iness trip to the States. TO LABRADOR CITY • • • M. J. Duggan of St. John's FROM PLACENTIA .. left the city yesterday by EPA S. J. Morrissey, weli known :. ' I ~· ·.. ' I for Labrador City where he business man of Placentia ar, ,. ' will In future reside. rived In St. John's on business • • • Monday and Is staying at the FROM GRAND FALLS . Newfoundland Hotel. George Pomeroy, business • • • man of Grand Falls, Is in the AFTERNOON. TEA city on business and is regist· The Kirk Ladies' Guild will cred at tqe Newfoundland hold an Afternoon Tea and SaiP 1. Hotel. tomorrow, April 12th., at 3 p.m. i. • • • There will be a Pantry Stall HAPPY BIRTHDAY and Plain Work Stall. All are Many happy returns of the welcome. day to Rosalind Gill who cele· • * • bratcd her 13th birthday to· GUEST. SPEAKER day. D. M. Clouston was guest • • •· speaker at last week's meeting JUBILEE GUILD of the Y's Men's Club. He gave I The Annual Meeting of Jubi· a most thought provoking talk 1 1 Jee Guilds will be held today, on Communication and its im·1• April 11th., at Jubilee Guild parlance in daily life. Mr. ' Headquarters, 263 Duckworth Clouston is a student and advo- . Street, at 3 p.m. cator of Scientology, and the ELEGANT EARLY SPRING PRI~ITS • • • communication to which he was IN NEW ARNEL -SURAl! co-ordinated floo carpet In Ailee rei PllOTOGRAPRY CONTEST referring was . that be.twccn use a C:i11adi . Klever Klad of Toronto nell' 1 aug under dining The Business and Prores· humans, stressmg the 1mpor· . . , f b . A 1 . . l · b 1 1 b ·' . .. an U It's a wise brldesmahl who plans ahead for the appearance a thick layer of soapsuds to mak tl1e process painless: By plan· sional Women's Club will be tance of being capable of trans· i Ul) a :IC, rne SUI a 1• 111 0 ~ ru.sn sLokes of hla an acryllc·mOdacryJ; 1h~'ss make at a summer wedding. This girl starts (lclt) with nlng every last detail, she Is assured of looking l1er prettiest holding a photography contest mitting and receiving ideas and\ and to create: a dramatic slmtwaJst for spec'. ~h1te BY KAY SHERWC tinilY foot care to help her get comfortably through the round (right) when the big day finally does arrive. ller dress was in the Arts Building, Memorial understanding to people with occasiOns. The fabnc has the glow and rustli 11 rr "r" of parties a111l the wedding day formalities ahead. Here, she chosen earefuly and then fllted to perfection. University, on Monday, April whom one comes in daily con-I of silk, yet shreds wrinkles, resists S]l'l\li:·,~.hlt c; school lunch box tweezes her eyebrows to keep the line trim (center). She use• 30th at 8.30 p.m. Amateur tact. , !be dry-cleaned or washed by machine oc hand. dr ~mn 1 u"''''" citing th• photographers are invited to The_ Y s ll!~n found the talk ing quickly, and requires only a light pre' · cr · cd general excellenc .. BY ALICIA IIART across with an emerY board. submit slides which will be most mterestmg and kept :Mr. I-- · · ...... __.smc. eational school lunch Soak your feet in a basin of •••••••••••••••••••••• judged by Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Clouston ~Iter his talk to _ans· II - rJggest that it soon ·. This is the time for the girl who's I warm soapsuds, Then push Hunter. Entry forms may be wer queshons on the fascmat· · ·~· l!!lt Homemakers to whom to be a June bridesmaid to back the softened cuticle with obtained from Margaret Sum· ing subject. Cie lunch box is a part ~tart thinking of the way she an orangewood stick. Smooth mers, 41 Pennywell Road or • • • ing routine ar~ more i·ants to look 1\·hen the J a y calluses and bumps with a na arril'es. The bride is center c/o Gosling Memorial Library [18 YEARS OLD I tun·al pumice stone. r'inish and from Joan Earle, 31 Craig· . Birthdal' greetings to David are still manv of attention, true, but more with a body lotion, just ~s you there service is inad< matches have been made at millar Avenue. All slides should IRolls, a first .year student at would use a hand lotion. Women be in before April 25th. Memorial University, who cele-1 nonexistent. In som wedding parties and receptions t h a n el'cr w e r e 111ade in • • • brated his 18th birthday Sun- heaven. Buy the shoes you plan to wear -----'--:---'------ TO SCOTLAND· day, :April 8th. Greetings come well in advance and wear them "'e The· Women Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Sheddon from relatives. A.. lol'eh· dress, a pretty head· r.round the house for several YV who arrived in St. John's dress 'and a nosegay of flowers evenings in order to insure March 23rd., to attend the wed· NEWFOUNDLAND'S FRIENDLY iHEATRE arc all a great help but they tlieir comfort, Ed • B · N. 1 ding of their son, Dr. Douglas 'must be backed by a wcli·Pian· ucation: uy ow And Sheddon to Miss Judy Randell ------·-- ned program of personal care For a fresh and glowing cum· . on April 7th., left the city on Canned started wen in advance, plexio~ a walk in the fresh air Monday to return to their home each aay, the proper diet and Pay. Later In Stirling, Scotland. TO-DAY Tiicre are two areas that should plenty of sleep are essential. • • • Pineapple J . ' get special attention: y u r These wlli get results. that J:o JtUTH MILLETT. IN TOWN complexion and your f e c t. amount of makeup can The dean has a good point of Mr. A. Butt, business man of Pampered feet arc essential if ~roducc. To stlf!~Ul~te circula· A college dean who is deeply r.on· course. Money borrowed ·to Northwest Brook, is at present you want to be able to .>tand lion: prop an tromng b~ard cerned because so many bright send a son or daughter through in the city on business and is Nourishes fm· prolonged periods •luring agamst your bed or R .'Ieavy high achool students never go college will pay of! better registered at the Crosbie Hotel. GAYNOR MADDOX 1 the ceremony and in the re· chair and lie down with your on to college because of lack of than money borrowed for al· • • • ' I ccption line without looking .feet up (at the narrow end, of money says: most any other reason. Yet, RETURNS HOME .i tired. Q-Is there any vitamin C in can. I cot!rsel_ and your head down. many families that will go into Mr. and Mrs. Ray Doucette ned pineapple Will Th1s send a flow or blood ''We need less objection to bor· debt for a ranch style house in and their son Bob have return· 1 1\'ccks before the wedding, be ~o. faccr·~eck, s~ou~ers ~r.d rowing against the future on an expensive suburb, for two ed to their home in Corner A-Yes. One-half cup canned ~in treating your feet to n i:'\ h; ~ ccp~sl~o~u ::n a wo~k the· part of both students and carst,hfor va cahtion htridps an ? Brook after a business trip to pineapple with syrup will sup· regular routine of daily soaking their parents, 1or e 1 a 1 es 1 ouse o1 app 1I• St John's • · . ply about 17 per cent of lhe and creaming plus a pedicure. wonders. ances, wouldn't think of finan. · ' amount of vitamin c necessary Also - NOVELTY You need not use polish nut "It has always amazed me that cing a coJiege education by hor· --- every day, But \2 cup of fresh :the., pedicure is all important. Thorough cleansing of Y J u r the same· person who will go · rowing. C pineapple may supply about 34 TIMES OF SHOWS -. face with rich soap5uds and out and buy a car on the in· Ut•tO• per cent of . your daily re· The rewards are these: greater lukewarm water is one of the stallment plan won't even think quirement of vitamin c. EVENING SHOWS: 7 O'CLOC!\ - g_oo comfort, no e a II u s e s or greatest beauty helps any Y.irl of borrowing for an education. But the dean should have tJoint· Slenderize :1\IA TINEE: 2 P.~l. hUmps, rim nails and smooth can have. Even though you Yet here Is something no one ed out one other fact of mod· Q-Aren't milk and chrese con· ~·cuticles. The steps are nc~rly like a cream or lotion cleans· can take away from you." ern life. Many parents could sllpatlng~ · identical to those In a rnani· ing, remember that this aione ------r------11Hord to send their children l cure. R In o v e polish, then is one of the greatest beauty cleanse with soap and water, through college if they didn't 1 A-No. According tti "Modern NEXT ATTRACTmr~ . . ~hape your nails straight is not enough. You . must too, try to give them SO' many lux· urles through their younge.r Diet and Nutrition", by Dr . years. Henrietta Fleck and Dr. Eliza RICHARD WID~IARK in "TilE SECHE1 beth ll'!unves, "Many people WAYS" - A C T I 0 1\ - T H H l L L S- hold tenaciously to the :dea The money that is spent on n girl SUSPENSE - DRA~IA. for instance·, who takes piano that milk and cheese are con or dancing lessons, who has stipating, T h e s e foods in three times as much spent on themselves do not have this ef· her clothes as Is necessary, feet: rather the condition is who Is given all the spending due to the fact that the diet is money she asks for, who starts lacking In foods containing bulk adding evening dresses to her or to other causes. Milk and WILL fiT IH wardrobe at 13, would, If ;;aved chec,e are easily digested anti through the years, go a J.Jng leave little residue. Again It ALMOST ANYWHERE way toward helping the girl must be emphasized that these through four years of college. foods In themselves are 11ot constipating. '• 'Also, a lot of the ''keeping up" that families do is done on money that could be carefully saved for education. Beauty .Tips Latest look on t:.e beauty scene Cnmienlly lmte ., The dean pointed out that Ameri· is the International Look . NOW PLAYING cans are used to buying every· Foundation, lipstick, •otJge, lh li1h1 am 11 thing but education on the in· eyeshadow and nail polish car· hu, 1 PndH Rill stalhncnt plan and they might ry through the theme. The as well put education on their whole outfit is packed in a Is n usenti1l lD ••hra lists of buy-now; pay-later pro· flight bag, an attractive light· I .... A cup~ uri 1nder jects, But if families weren't weiGht case, trimmed with a I '• th stairs, 1 spar1 quite so ready to buy now &nd colorful group of flags, I pay later for luxuries-many of ' ' chths &llill, un •I them could afford to send their Being a woman means much ' children to college on a pay-as· '..I' trnshrul.l•tl tUs ul more than just not being a 1 ddllln 11 yeur hu .• you-go-basis . man. It is a ¥1ft that we can I, treasure and make the most of. \ i It's a gut that we can use to . i. help othen. And it Is a gift ·' that we should use to the best . '' FASHION ..• or our ability. l• Feminine sweat shirts have none SJ~ 3-t--48 • LET US HELP YOU ENJOY tHE COMVENIEU£ DF A of the locker room look. The Your eyes are all you have to· fabric's the same, but the sll· see with, ·which is reason . MODERN HOM£: .IHCIUSE IKE· YHIE· OF YIUI PROPUTY, & -,~H6-f/J~s! enough to take. good care of ,,·' .. houette· and pattern differ. Cuts SHE ON COSTLY IEPlll & MAIHTEHANCl JILLS .. , ... feature scoop, square and boat • them. They're also what ~!her necklines. Floral and cnntem· FIT PLUS FLATTERY ln a people see you through. , I REPAYMENT TERMS CAN BE AltRANGED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET porary wood block prints !live playsuit designed for larger fig- They can often tell your p~r· Also-"UP-TO-THE-ivliNUTE ~EWS" the shirts a further feminine ures. Iluilt-up bodice lll~cs sonality from the way you look, bra, cuffed boy-shorts gives a make up your eyes. 1\!nke TIMES . OF SHOWS trim leg line. Choose crisp, pi· sure yours reflect what vna're .5~ . ( tJ.OO Now 8 girl can have a raincoat que, sharkskin or cotton broad- really like • EVENING SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK - ;· wardrobe - something to pro· cloth. . lv1ATINEE: 2 P)l. ' teet her from showers frOm Printed Pattern 4757: Women's. Spring ·house-cleaning can wreak .. sunup to snooze time. A rain· Sizes 34, 36, :io, ·40, 42, 44, 46, 48, hav~c on your ha~~s. Guai'd I coat week in Florence, !taly, Size 36 takes 2\2 yards ·15·inch against lt by wearmg "Ubuer . r I produced a sportswear rain· Send FIFTY CENTS ..~.,., !:I .)!lfl - .. \ '.~PRIL 11, 1962 ~------~------~------~------~------·~On Better Homemaking ·· ~~~~~~~--~~~A A Thought Try Out Hairdo For Today I. Colors, Quality Of Carpeting When one door closes another "' opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the /And Bridal Veil closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.-Alexander' Graham Bell. I roll, pie and soft drink lunch supplies calories but not t h e ! nutrition a growing child needs. ,"I~ • Food preference, mus't be con· sidered but the lunch-box meJl should be as well-balanced as meals prepared for home con· sumption. Under the pressure of the morn· ing rush to get the kids off to I school, it is easy, I know, to I get lrito the rut of repeating the same menu. · Because these growing younge~l· ers need a diet high in protein, calcium, Iron ns well as all the vitamins and minerals, I have found it helpful to check lunches mentally to make ;ure these elements are Included: One, a protein-rich food. In nur lunch box, this may be a cold tuna fish, peanut butter, men!, chicken or cheese sandwich on enriched bread.' It might be TS a thermos or hot homemade 1 ~orcllnatrtl floor coverings unl£$ this open floor plan. Foreground: Tricolor wall·IOo hamburger bash, fishsticks, or (llp!t In Attrc ml, maple sugar beige and espresso brown. Background rug repeats pat. baked beans and franks. !adian lu· Ku! undrr dining !abc i5 Aztec red with tricolor fringe, Rug at right Is beige. All arf .e~ of bla 11ryllc·modacryllc fiber blend and are rated for heavy use. Two, fruits and vegetables. T'-vo This brlde·to-be tries out her hair do and simple bow headband wltlt, ior speci fruit and or vegetable items ..• If K.W sm:nwooo the expense or feeding thre or ing his short lunch period try· . here. This might be a hot bouffant vel! to be sure they .ue ex•ctly right for ucil other. ;tlit," ~r"· four school childrn can ile ing to pick the meat f r o m . PERFECT TRAVEL FASHIONS They should complement each other. "" ,"\ " vegetable soup or cold crisp i ,·,g. It c; lunch box obsolete? handled more economically by the gravy which led to a hassle celery and carrot sticks or Suave slims and pop top by Royal Casuals are ha ncl. d!" II!:!•• t::,~msts citing the growth home-packed lunches. with student supervisors and canned or fresh fruit. made in favorite Arnel sharkskin with the new tex BY ALICIA HART tural when the big day arrive... cxccllcnce or !lie '. .. . ' '. ... ~~~~ i 1JitP~Yl II ' 0·· THE DAJL Y NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. WEDNESDAY, APRIL ll I '• ' lfl62 . I I ...._, / lnter·C1 Leafs Open Finals With 4 • l.Win (Las e FralllM : r&r( Citr .Hall l (St. Joseph's) (Patricians Spot IIawks Early Lead (St. Bon's) Hall) •. Joseph's) (Celts) Roar Bacli With· Four (St. Joseph By JACK SULLIVAN solid defence and liackchecking Eddie Powers during the some. Keon made it a 1-1 game at (Laurier Club: Canadian Press Sports Editor forwards as he made only 25 times rough game, slammed dc 1.32 of the second period when (St. Bon's) , :1 TORONTO, CP - Toronto saves against 33 for Chicago's fenceman Carl Brewer agqinst he tipped in a 10-foot shot by (Laurier Cl• 1 Maple ·Leafs spotted Chicago Glerin Hall. the boards on a routine plan be Duff. (Crusaders) Black Hawks an early goal and SECOND LINE JIOT hind the Toronto nets. ·Eleven When Ncstercnko got the gale ( pa trlci~n.s 2 then went on the rampage to · Toronto's second line of Dave seconds later Mahovlich got his Ron Stewart beat Ha1. de ,.,,1J.Un•• (PatrlCiall! whip the defending Stanley Cup Keon, Dick Duff and George goal, which turned out to be the fenceman Pierre Piote the ; M'tnSIIn (City Hall champions 4-1 in the opening Armstrong, were on the ice for winner. puclt, passed to Mahovlich who game of their best-of-seven" cup three of the Leaf goals. 1\lidway through the first per· drilled it past Hall. final Tuesday night. Kcon and Armstrong scored iod tempers got out of control Chicago defcnccman Elmer Leafs, 8-to-5 favorites to top singles and defen~eman Tim and players of both sides picked Moose Vasko was an unwitting 251 225 ple . the free-skating Hawks Horton, with Armstrong an1! partners for ·some fist-throwing accomplice to Toronto's third 215 221 from their lofty perch in this Keon setting up' the play, got and scuffling, but referee Pow goal by Armstrong. Attempting 258 273 series, were a badly-disorgan another. Big Frank ;J\!ahovHch, ers quickly clamped down. to clear, he lr.id the puck on 234 244 ized and outplayed club in the held in check through most of There were nine penalties in Duff's stick and the Toronto 220 392 opening 20 minutes but return the semi-final against New York opening session and, altogether, winger flipped a pass to Arm 11781355 ed to down Chicago with two Rangers, potted his third of the 17 minors. Chicago got nine. strong. 1'/o. 1:-0 goals each in the second and post-season series. ROLES REVERSE 171 219 third periods. ' The goat, if there had to be Chicago had its chances in Horton finished the scoring at 239 200 Bobby Hull, the husky blonde one, was Eric Nesterenko of the first period . when Hawks 14.32 when he slammed a rising 230 178 leftwing scoring ace of Hawks, Hawks who was sitting out a disorganized Leafs with fierce shot from the point that went 208 245 put Chicago ahead 1-0 before senseless penalty in the second fore-checking. But the roles under Hall's outstretched arm. 192 181 many of the 16,060 fans at period when Mahovlich .broke a were reversed' in the next 40 The second game of the series 10401023 1\laple Leaf Gandens had settled 1-1 tic that started Leafs on the minutes. will be played here Thursday down. From there in, goalie way. Horton was sitting out the with the third and fourth games No. 1:-3 Johnny Bower in Leaf nets The former Leaf. player, ban game's first penalty when Hull in Chicago ne'xt Sunday and Tuesday. · -·· spearns 318 240 played flawlessly behind a ished three times by referee opened the scoring at 3.35. Gallagher 195 305 JOY 214 202 English 224 274 Baseball gearse}' 279 188 I-Iomers Highlight 12301207 247 186 DAVE KEON Standings JHCKIE llHF 130 167 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 257 274 ------··--· 216 273 ', American League First Big Day W I. Pet, GBL 210 158 1 0 1060 1051 ' . Washington 1 0 1.000 D ·1,..0~"..., .... .Jt· 1l 0 • ..Toronto Dressing Roo1n Cleveland I 0 1.000 Chicago , By BILL :llacDOUGALL 'winger G.firge Armstrong. Chicago 1 0 1.000 B1• RON ANDREWS 'l'ORONTO - CP - Coach' Kansas Cily 1 0 1.000 TORONTO, CP-Coach Rudy 243 17C Clemente Grand Slams 218 221 Punch lmlaeh of Toornto ~lap!e On Kcon's lone goal, Arm· ,. New York I 0 J.OOO Pilaus of Chicago Bla~k Hawks the Leaf' rloc;Jl't m1an a By The Canarlian Press homer hy -· Roberto Clemente 0 1 167 2m Leafs ~aid Tuesday night that strong •·made the big play. He Baltimore .000 figured the fact that Toronto i From athcr,itic; con;1 231 the Chicago Black Hawks have had two guys on him and sltli ~Ialor league baseball teams and a solo honicr by Don Hoak. Boston 0 I .000 I. l\laple Leafs had a day's more Right 11m.~er E:'c . 255 got down to serious business 233.201 fq11nd ''they can't push us put the puck on my sticlt. :\II Phillies got just five hits off Los Angeles 0 1 .000 1 rest than his Hawks was the who 1ras in the penJlly around"' in the Stanley Cup I had to do was give it to Tuesday with the world cham· Friend. Minnesota 0 1 .000 determining factor in Tuesday , rou~hing Leaf nc·tencem;n 1116 1031 final. Davey." . pion New York Yankees erupt· In late day games played Detroit 0 1 .ooO nioh('s Stanley Cup final series ; Brewer when Fr;n~ ing with their old power at the 1 134 17! Surrounde~ by a clu~ter of .re· That gon'f*was a picture play. on the West Coast, Wally Post ga~JC, won by Leafs 4:1. scored what prored to be plate and beating Baltimore spoiled the Dodgers' debut in "We gave them three of the : wir.nin~ goal ir. the >?C'Jr.1 203 221 porters outs1dc Leafs dre~sm(l Armstrong relayed the puck 7·6. 213 26: room after t~ey beat Chicago from just inside the blue line their fancy new Chavez Ravine goals," said Pilaus "And we ! iod. fi~!urerl t!le Lc1[ Roger Maris, who slammed Stadium by slugging a three gave them those goals because man >hould hale• ~one off 219 23~ Probable 1 4-1 Ill the ftr~t game or t~e I to Duff. Kcon was moving at out a record 61 homers last 266 21! i. best-of.se~cn scncs, r.ml3ch smd full speed when he took Duff's run homer to lead CincinnatJ. to we were more tired. \\'e had' him year got his first of the new a 6·3 win over Los Angeles'liBe· a tougher series against J\lont-: "\re were both afler tr.e 1035110! he wasn t . as, womed about/ pass and rifled it past Chicago season, a three-run clout, while . ' Tue~d~y ntght s gam~ as the ~oalic Glf!Al.l. Hall . fore a crowd of 52,564. Pitchers real Canadiens than the Leafs · and hol ~-:. .. . ' .~. f1Jt DA~Y NEWS. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1981 9 •. :• , •:.; • •I , , I ' '' .... Club· Bowling Boys Basketball . ! -;;' (Last Night's G~mes) . ' Bishops Winf 1\rtt frames : H. Squires .163 195 182 580 (Cill' Hall) •. 875 G. Spurrell 137 216'210 563 (St. Joseph's) •. 865 H. Vivian 238 206 231 675 (Patricians 1) 817 E. Batstone 129 233 225 587 (St. Bon's) ~.803 862 1008 998 2868 Ju11ior Opener,.:. Laurier Club:.-:3 Bishops College opened the The first quarter saw b;ij. two team boys junior inter- teams starting well and .. .. 392 G. Lush 205 228 326 759 findl~~. I coliegiat~ basketball series tile scoring range. Bishops f.Q:! (SI. Joseph's) •. 3~0 J. Browne 179 152 176 507 ! against Prince of Wales yes- ing seven points and the Coil~; I I "'"''"'"" (Celts) .. 339 Yf, ·Dalton 279 186 207 872 1 (St. Joseph's) 334 R. Donovan' 208 320 203 723 tcrday a(tcrnoon at their home ians six. ·::· gym with a 23·10 victory. The wniners continued Jldi: (Laurier Club) .. 326. C. Spurrell 200 186 183 549 I John Gaulton, <1 big six fool scoring spree in the secoric' (St. Bon's) .... 324 106910521089 3210 · two inch center with the Red eight minute period as thes (Laurier Club) 320 Felldians No. 2:-0 and White squad, decided the scored six points, while holding (Crusaders) .. 31,8 E. Gull age 187 236 193 698 game· almllst single handed as the Collegians off the score· (Patricians 2) .. 310 D.· Squires 168 251 2111' 637 he switched 15 points. Gaulton sheet. Tile third quarter w:is (Patricians 1) 305 J. Williams 201 153 178 532 also controlled the rebounding 4·2 in favour of Bishops and (City Hall) , , 304 H. Downton 256 209 137 602 cf both back boards, but had 6·2 in the final frame. .: J. Edgar 262· 189 202 653 his points coming from well out. BOX SCORES ~: -1054 1038 928 3020 The team opening the bsst of Bishops FG FT PF pfs; live .series wilh all games being J. Gaulton .. .. 7 1 4 1:1 251 225 238 714 TO·NIGHT'S GAMES played at the Bishops gym, B. Summers ... 1 1 0 3 215 221 204 640 -8.30- Tom Barbour and Barry Port· D. Seaward .... 1 0 1 2> 258 273 212 743 Alleys 1 and 2: er were the top Prince of Wales C. Anstey .....·. 1 0 1 . 2~ 234 244 304 78'! Holy Cross vs Colle-gians scorers both with ,lour points, V. Janes ...... 0 1 0 l · 220 392 263 875 Alleys 3 and 4: while Jimmy Andrews potted Totals . 10 3 6 23; 1178135512213754 Mental Hospital vs United AA the only other basket. PJV.C. FG FT PF P.k No. 1:-0 Alleys 5 and 6: · OFF TO MARITIMES-The St. John's entry in the Maritime Bowling Tournam.'!nt left for Shearwater, Boyd Summers backed Gaul- B. Porter . 2 0 o '4';: 1i1 2Hl 177 567 Columbian vs Guards Nova Scotia, early this morning. The tourney gets underway tomorrow and will conclud.~ Saturday, I ton in his 15 point perf~rm- T. Barbour ... 2 0 1 .4 · 239 200 192 631 A-lleys. 7 and 8: April 14th. Eleven centers will be represented. The teom is sponsored by the Standard Manufacturing Co., an~e as he scored three pmnts, .T. Andrews · 1 0 1 .~ : 230 178 183 591 K. of C. vs CLB. • ts · • • • h h f' , th . k f wh1ie Darry Seaward and Cal· B. Cook ...... 0 0 4 ·0·, 208 2~5 203 656 -9.45- manuf ac t urers o f M a t c hless Pam , lD con]unchon wit t e Irms 60 Anmversary. A spo esman or vin Anstey had two each and B. Eddy ...... o ·o 4· :o:: 192 181 255 628 Alleys 1 and 2: the Company said his firm was happy to sponsor the 1 trip and f.:! It sure all St. Jolm's wished them the best Vic Janes one. · Totals ...... 5 o 10 ltV 1040 1023 1010 3073 UIC vs CYC of luck. Memh~rs of the team are:-front row. (left to right) Ed Kearsey, John Constantine, Bill King, ' Alleys 3 and 4: ~o. 1:-3 Allandale vs Legion sales manager (not making trip), Ray Bursey. Back row (left to right) Joe Quinton (team manager), Ladz·es ' Curlz·ng~:.·:... ~.-::·.· 318 240 2~9 817 Alleys 5 and 6: Albert Downton, Jack Cranshaw, Andy Samuelson.-(Royal Photo Service). 195 305 218 718 Elks vs Celts 214 202 198 615 Alleys 7 and 8: ' .c 2Z4 274 252 748 Y's ~len VI CEI ' CRANE TROPHY SERIES · W. Winsor D. M. Lowej Palmer Still Hunsaker Wednesday, April 11th, 1962 E. S'Field ~!oorc -·.~ 279 188 238 705 ! 1230 1207 1166 3603 Standinga Of Teanis To i 'l.00-9.00 F. Nosewortlp• April 9th, 1962 0 Wn ·F. Snow :Mrs. S. Butler D. Templeton J. ConwaY:; 247 186 188 621 Team ' p w 1 Pts Determined Holds D. Clouston C. Byrne K. Allan B. NugenU 130 167 136 533 Patricians No. 1 21 18 3 18 BLUEFIELD, W.VA., (APl- M. Whelan J. Simpson/ J B. ;; Written for NEA. AUGUSTA, Ga (AP)- Arnold. nr:c:;,,::/1:':' Heavyweight boxer Tunney L. Forbes J. Morgan :A, Eurgcss .T. G. Bearncl ~57 274 188 719 Columbians 21 18 • 18 . . Palmer, winner of his third · . ar 1e Another 216 273 119 608 City Hali 21 17 4 17 11-THINKING TIME Masters golf crow n in five Hunsaker, after an early morn· s l\l ·u· 210 158 218 586 C.L.B. 21 17 4 17 ing battle with rising blood D. s. Ayre J. Cheivers · " acg• Jvar,; B'F' ld M Golf is often tritely called years, said Tuesday he still is pressure, held his own Monday G. Sparkes D. Willi; R p h ·~ Gle Goo~e 1060 1058 849 3067 St. Bon's 21 17 4 17 a thinking man's game, which determined to score a profes· . ht , h' f' ht f )'f '11' d . ump re)' " 1 rs. . l\1 c rory Holy Cross 21 16 5 16 mg m 1s 1g or 1 e. B. Gushue L. G1 1ar . It certainly Is, sional grand slam paralleling Dr E. L. Gage said the -A. Blair F. Bentley · K. of C. · 21 15 6 15 To play well, you must think the 1030 amateur feat of Bob 243 170 237 650 Crusaders 21 14 7 14 fighter, injured Friday night in 5 J h 1 L d' your way around and out of Jones. / a bout at Beckley, W.VA., re- v. Clouston IlK. ,PC. hce· a•. vreterrs I. 218 221 234 673 Feildians No. 1 21 14 7 14 trouble. There's a time for "As long as I'm playing golf, · t. 0 ns a les 167 203 234 604 Guards . 21 14 7 14 . mained in critical condition B. Lester burdening your brain-and a I'll be shooting for it," the · with about 50·50 chance for re· R. Johnston E. Squires ( 255 235 188 678 Patricians No. 2 21 14 7 14 time for putting all thought rugged young professional from ; I' (I b 233 206 241 680 Allandale 21 13 13 covcry. Hunsaker still was in J .. Herrick N. Butler ur mg U .. a out of your mind In favor of Latrobe, Pa., said in an inter·/ 1116 10351134 3285 Mental Hosp. AA 18 .12 6 12 an pxygen tent. J. E. Butler J, Herrick y Legion 21 12 9 12 Intense concentration. Think· view. "It'a foremost in my Hunsaker has undergone two OR TilE INFOR~IATION OF lng at the wrong time can be mind.'' 13~ 170 183 487 RCAF Lanes 21 11 10 11 brain operations s'ince Joe She!· ~. ~~~?:~mbe H~.H~~~~~ THE CURLING 1\IElUBERS · ·' disastrous. The professional sIam to 203 226 166 595 Collegians 21 11 10 11 don of Cleveland battered him s. Doyle E. Reid The games which were to h; 213 263 236 712 St. Joseph's 21 11 10 11 Iwhich Palmer refers consists of to the canvas. His injury is sim· played at Torbay will now b~. the Masters, the U. S. and Brit· I 219 237 238 694 Postal 21 10 11 10 1 iiar lo that which took the life T. Williams T. Dunne played in the St. John's Curlin;:' 266 210 210 686 Feildians No. 2 24 9 1~ 9 i ish Opens and the. U. S. Profes· . I of former wellerweight cham· G. Tessier W. McNamara! R,lnk on Friday evening at 7: 10351106 1033 3174 U.I.C. 21 8 13 8 ' sional G o I f e r s Association · I pion Benny Kid Paret last week. R. Shears C. Doyle; o clock. . I crown. No man has ever won United AA 21 8 13 8 1r. Sutton M. Kielley Both games qf the Foster Celts 24 8 16 8 all four although Hogan won The ancient Moabite Stone, ; . 9.00-11.00 Series will be played on Fri,- 282 280 209 771 C.Y.C, 21 5 16 5 I the first three In 1953, skipping ori"inally broken into many I F. B1shop G. McDonald day evening, the first one start. . . the PGA. 259 167 193 619 Laurier Club 21 1 16 5 parts, now has been restored 1 R. McGilleivary G. Fitzpatrick ing at 7.00 o'clock and the ,. 243 184 206 663 N.C.E.A. 24 5 19 5 Jones, grand slam in 1930 con· and is housed in the Louvre in I S. Stoneman P. House other at 9.30 o'clock, 209 208 310 725 Elks 24 4 20 4 sisled of the U.S. Amateur and Paris, France. M. Diamond J, Blair ------Open championships and the 201 231 207 637 Y's Men 21 3 18 3 Stomach ·cancer, once thr British Amateur a n d Open ment to four of the last five W. AJian F. Kielley 1192 1070 1125 3387 C.N. Rnilway 24 2 22 · 2 . most prevalent type of cancel' C.E.I. 24 1 23 1 championships. ' nights on which matches were R. Tapper Mrs. W. Thistle I among men, has taken secohr 1 A. Andrews 183 258 282 723 Highest Three Frames "I honestly believe tlie profes· 2;;.[£.li:i!J.LL0~%illl · scheduled and decided that C. Tobin there will not be any further L. Rose N. Pumphrey place to lung cancer si nee 1958.' 229 247 243 719 A. Stockley (Collegians) 966 sional slam is tougher," Palmer STAGE WAI1'-Pole vaulter The Canadian Cancer Societv said. "Competition is much postponements. A team which t ' ·---~ ...... ,,, 199 250 148 597 J. Byrne (City Hall) ...... 915 John Uelses waits while offi. J. Stoneman needs funds with which to ·(j~. tougher today than it was back docs not show up when sche· . W. Piercey 237 201 16~ 603 lf. Spearns cials check height of bar he H. Roberts ance research into the causei' 252 324 227 803 (Patricians No. 1) ...... 1100 in the 1920s and 1930s·even Mr. duled will definitely be de· N. McGrory I 1 cleared at 16 ft., % in., for faulted. Tonight's game starts R. Kielley M. El.ton an~ possible cures for all tYP,e5 Jones says so.'' · world outdoor record in the I 1100 1280 1065 3443 Hlghes• T Th ree F at 7 o'clock. G. Firth F. Sqmres of cancer. ·· · • eam rames The next leg of the profils· Santa Barbara, Calif., Relays. - M. Spearns (Patricians 1) 411 sional slam Is the U.S. Open . 260 253 182 605 J. Carey (~oly Cross).... 39!11 1 - . - --· ------' 1 at Oakmont, Pa., tune 14-16. 204 282 168 654 J, Byrne '( CJty Hall) ...... 3851 i The British Open, in which Pal· 208 171 229 608 Highest Teaw Three Frames I. mer Is the. defending champion, Table Tennis 318 211\ 252 785 Patricians No. 1 ...... 3943 1 is at Troon, Scotland, July 9·14. Next Time You Wake Up with a Morning Headache·· 283 255 205 743 Holy Cross ...... 379ll; : The PGA is set for July 19·22 at 1273 1176 1036 3485 Holy Cross ...... 37111 I Newtown Square, Pa., rlear The playoffs between River· Philadelphia. dale and the 'columbian Club You ca·n Feel· Fine by Breakfast Time! nlcy 201 200 144 Highest Team Single Frame in the 1962 tournament spon· .• .nlry C.: BOB ROSBURG His next start will be in the IRR 210 140 :~ Holy. Cross ...... 149:1 "Golfer becomes automaton" Greensboro N. C. open this sored by the St. John's Table There's really no need to let a the day feeling really fine, as wdl as for the discomforts·' nlt'Y C.:up; 197 149 171 517 St. 14441 Tennis Association, to decide ~?n's ...... weekend. morning headache upset you You can always put your and fever of a cold or grippe: ·. 111lcy CU!Ii 'W"Iman 181 339 261 781 PalrJcJans No. 1 ...... 1390 The non·thinking phase~ of which team will be the .winner i2. :\ilL golf are those things you must stance, the good · golfer be· of the Harris ·and illscock and ruin. your day. AsPIRIN* confidence in AsPIRIN, for · So, for fast relieffrom head· i • 19j 167 203 565 can make you feel better so AsPIRIN has brought fast relief ache and other minor aches 963 1164 819 2946 learn to do automatically. comes an automaton. He trophy, will continue tonight II\ "'"l•f"''S. Thinking should be devoted to launches his backswlng in the at MUN fast, that in minutes you'll. from headaches to millions and pains, always ~il~~ Mino~ Hockey strategy and tactics. Plans proper manner. The rest be. In previous enga~ements the feel like a different person! more people than any other take AsPIRIN and I~ 1:' ":"" should be executed automatic· comes machinelike. He can't Riverdale team was victorious Just take two AsPIRIN tablets brand of pain reliever. feel better fast. ~~"" 201 204 236 641 The St. .1 ohn's Pee Wee All· aliy. A good golfer will care. stop to think about how high !I with a 9·3 score during their And remember, too, AsPIRIN Be-sure you get 137 233 208 578 Stars will hold an Important fully plan a shot-deride what his backswillg ls going, wheth· regular season play and the 1vith a half a glass of water, !t 350 234 281 865 practice this afternoon at 4.00 club to usc, exactly where he er he is shifting weight proper. score was tied 8·8 in the first and by the time you've fin· is good not only for headaches, genuine AsPIRIN. tl . o talk of 334 176 235 . 745 at the Prince of Wales Arena wants the ball to land and how Jy or any of the hundreds of game of the playoff series, ished dressing, that morning but for muscular aches and Look for . t he 'l\:..!-,!.i""""'C.j 'i; ' 253 242 164 659 1 the and at 5.00 the Bantam All to get It there, things that disrupt a swing. At a short meeting held last headache should be gone 1 pains, aching in joints, and package with the od·b)' to 1275 1089 1124 3488 Star• will meet the Prince of Once tbe shot has been care These are things that must night the executive considered and you'll be able to start out arthritic and rheumatic pains, Bayer eros&. rr,f,'\&'il arly in Wale• junior Intercollegiate fully thought out and he haa be automatic ·with him. the fact thnt the Columbian 111 the 205 158 UIO 513 team. settled · Into a comfortable NEXT: The Jlrlp Club have requested postpone· war to nst token .I . .I ) ,I ans I. :'s,·· he produce. that our 1eallhY and rookies ' *ALL TYPES *ALL SIZES No DO.WrN . ' , PAYMENT DUNLOP ·TIRES FOR CARS &TRUCKS GOLD SEAL TIRE INSTALLATION ,.. 'TRUCKERS FREE You can't get better performance, ,____ SE-RV-ICE,.,._,,.,... better quality, b~ller value thin tild Gold Seal.lt'sthe g!JlY tire that · changes Its treed automatiel!IIY to meet every driving condition, At GET OUR . highway speeds, the tread.Js closed ·'' to a racing tire surface-even, solid ,. ribs far smooth riding, ma~imum SPECIAL • OPEN •nL 9 P.M. EVERY NIGHT mileage. When you brake or ac· celcrate, tread changes insllnlly, automatically, to a tracUon tread • ALL ·TIRES 24 MONTHS GUARANTEE hundreds of grip.fast sections, The ' . .Dunlop Gold Seal Is the finest !Ire available at any f!!ice. · ·24·MONTH GUARANTEE .'·. ' .. '·' \ •. '•I ' •' . ~.·. . ..·' \ ;. II II·.,,· I • THE DAILY ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. WEDNESDAY, APRIL ll· \' If ' I I I .- Search_,_fo.. ..,r. ____ F"_~r,...e_e_d"'--_o"_m~·· ··-=- ,__,<2'6) A World to Win by .Don Oakley and John lane I I .' , Kerr Add 1157 850 840 840•. -10 Long Po)nl 500 33 33 33 -2 !\Irk Min 4!36 34 :12 32 -2 Marigold 7500 0\] 9\1 91'. +I ' 1\lrk Town 2000 D 9 9 +1 Medal 10635 26~ ~50 2SJ -5 l>opln %000 141'• 1410 141'.- 1; Mldcon ,7230 26 25 25 - \<, ' r.:ko Llnr 2000 8 8 · 8 Nat Pele 5200 400 400 4:o ,.10 L om !7000 22 211'1 22 N Davleo 10000 111'.1 101'. 101'• -IV. Lancll! . 61CO 49 17 47 -1 Murphy OU 300 315 310 315· +5 Lalln Am 21500 127 liB 127 +3 Northlrt 1000 21 21 21 Leitch 1300 157 m m +2 Okalta 754o · 1a 12 12 +I t.encourl 1010~ 10 9\1 10 + 1'1 Pac Pete r1ao s:m 15\1 Is\', + Ia LL Lac 1000 165 1~5 165 -1 Pac Pete w 50 850 850 B50 Lorn:!CJ 8100 186 183 184 Pamoll !6700 40 40 40 Lyndlut 5500 10 91'J 10 Permo ~4rn 29 2R 29 o I Maea:oa 252 •315 315 315 +5 Petrol ol5sn 72 at ;o +9 Moedon 1000 27 23. 23 -4 Pro\·o Gll!l 3731 199 199 199 Macfle !lOCO 4 4 4 Quonto 3200 1911 19 19 . :Set Mnd ' ,..' ,. ·f .. .\ I. ·- ,, ,, J,J NFLD. APRIL 1 1962~ I i' I PR TSC:lT ,T.A 'r;: Pr" n l' ,, / l FOR FUEL & STGV'E OIL . .. DELIVERIES • DIAL 8:3001 ·to 8-·3005 ' ' CONCEPTION. BAY SOUTH AREA - DIAL LONG POND EXCHANGE ...... 227-2161 i i cl that I 1Ian o[ THE GREAT EASTERN OIL ·CO. LTD.· Jpe for he uni· ;m 'Was He cer. 1 ani\ a sl<;, but· Programmes • JACOBY lSS 'I . ...._ Bill Allen Show · BJ BAl. COCuW .. Headlines String. people along and. y~u Bill Allen Sbow get tci the end of your rope quicker. · · ' ·.I MORTY MEEKLE . . . ' Alphabet soup is 11Jore likely· to te:r.ch a baby spilling Instead I of spelling. . · .•·-.· ~ .... ·... , . ' J ""1 ' ' We have read of. numerous '. cues .where the hUD:~nn . heart: -·.].. • '' .. '' :. "/ ! ', ·--'·. ~1 .stopped imd started again • .AJiy. Jl mot\ler' can give you. further detalll, · • ', '·. . ' ,. . ' ...,· .•. 'I . ' SELL AND PR \ .. B~}ber Wanted ;S'PECIAL ATTENTION Contractors M __D;;;..;;.;ru...,g._S~t-or_e_s ~-=Q • ; Groups, Schools, ·Clubs etc., M. CONNORS Ltd. Students Help For Sale for a pleAsing and profit· Prescriptions Piekup and ·, 1 For_)city Btirbcr Shop. able past-time. why not try ,·KI~ NEW BUNGALOW one of our many handicraft delivery service. 1 PIIONE 8·2206 Build Chapel . , · Appt{! to BOX 301' c/o I Oxen Pond Road Area, over ideas: Plastic Foam, Flower· 1200 sq. feet Floor space. craft, Metaleraft, · Leather· !· eraft, Stixcraft, Textile R I R VICTORIA (CPi-When , :· THE DAILY NEWS, Contains: 3 bedrooms, living enta S chapel of Uni1·ersity Sch lr:t SOl Painting and Paint by No ----- coinpleted •hortJ f 001 u INSURANCE room, dining room, modern Sets. Floor Sanders, Belt Sanders, . · . . , • Y a ter la>:er 1 11 stating experience. Good kitchen, bathroom with colour E. ~IELENDY I P er S ws Electrical Drills Department· of Education 1t .111 he l reason for SPic'aJ ed fixtures. HANDICRAFT SUPPLIES ow a ' ATLANT.IC PROVINCES pnde among the 21 1 Newsp1 I . . • • l l I STAY DOWN etc. Reasonable Rates. Calli They're helping build\ stud!l!s. COlllllllSSIQil, lliS)' S lOp. Worth a lot more than asking 16 Cashin Ave. Phone 92947 52 aprl1,13 price. Also available a wide range B-5016, 8-73 · EXAMINING BOARD Apa.rt from norma] studi•; SEf of Sealskin Souvenir and U-RENT 1962 the mdepcndent boys' . ·h at Gift Items. Belts, Sealskin, Div. Harris & Jliscock Ltd. the ~tudents raised S20,~ ~~~ DIAL 92481 Jewellery, Bow Ties etc. WHEN ARMCO 169 Water Street, St. John's . -- . Id?nat10ns, put in a tota TOI WANTED aprJO,tf feb15,eod H Senwr tcach.ers hold~ng . 2o,OOO hours of work. mix~dl ,,"' Miscciiancous R Grade Ill or a htgher teachmg 1 poured 31 tons of concrete •. d A .....trclwral ~laid, to live in, 1 certificate or who have held a. and finished thousands or' ,ttt 1 middle a•rcd, two lllL'll MOTORS CARS BUILDINGS FOR YOUR Interior Painting Grade II teaching certificate for of lumber and pounded hund/~ 1 I adti Its. ,.., I FOR SALE and sparkling, also repair not less than five years, and of pounds of nails. ~ 5 B • • • work. Our prices are rea· who have taught the Grade XI Headmast?r .J. ,J. Timmis ~<.d .2 19 ••••• • •• aonable. Dial 8·47673, F. course within the past three I the cmnpa1~n lo l'ai>e ; 1 ~ds 16 .X or appointment • •• Melendy, 112 Barne~ Road. years are (nvited to apply for mvo!vcd c a c h of the Lon 8 . ' . - One Sun Lamp • • GO UP • • feb9thmthly R the position of Reader• on the w~·ltmg letter, to familr ;,d 7 22 •• •• 1 Phone 91284. ~.. DO YOU NEED your Spring Atlantic Provinces Examining fnends fo~ )10 rtonatioots . .\ 13 23 Real harJ~ain for $40. ... Board. Applicants who are target of SlOO each was to • • filled mattress re-condition· ~~ '20 ·after 6:00 p.m. NIGHT CLUB • currently teaching the courses I meet construction costs !;ti 3 ed or your All Wool mat· 1 1pr11.12 11 they wilt be marl.dng will re-I· maPtrcedll'rna~lls~;;.oolll, . AI tlae Kryboard, Sebmt Connolly" IN lOVE WITH A tress re-picked, and recov . I mv ( e~w:n .,·a· I ------·--- Pla)'a your rrqutsl•! So Covtr-X'o Dial 85425 ered, your bedspring or cetve preference · : .· · , '''l!e l\llnimum. To-morrow, f.DC Dnnce A li t. ·h ld b d Iat the school, Fm1shin• toue'es 28 Baud tl3.prs.), ~tarrlnl' .. MlrJ•Lou CERTAIN NEW CAR? daybed re-wired or your PP ca IOns s ou e a • were applied l . " h' .. WANTED . Collins. FrldaJ• Rlr Floor Showl furniture re-upholstered. If dressed to the Director of Pub- A full-time cai·Jp:clttan hare l!!ct I Ulnluc - Dnncln1 Nlc11111. I'E ·r D t r: eral'·'rn BUY IT NOW 11"1TII A 1c xa~ma wns, d epa.r ment. od 1 employed on the p r i··, CALL 8·1181 nr 8·0021 SD call us. Items called 1 1 0 1 17 First Class Cook: DROOKt'IEI,D ltOAD - I p.m. LOW-COST, LIFE-INSI!RED ~ducatton, Con e eratmn Bm · i throughout and >uch job . :, , , I I for and delivered. Rates 1 We can erect your Armco Buildinc _fttt lowest obtainable. Keats ~ng, St. John's, and should be 1 bricklaying. wiring and stuc:; Experience in short onb· i'------E~ XXX XXX XX~X XXICX X XXXX 111 h1s hands not lat~r than! on the exterior arc heing ra~- X X XXXXXX and save jO~ monay ~ the slftle limt. Mattress Factory, 16 Mount and · kil chen s11 pe rvisi on ;;:;.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=, XXX X X X X X XXXX Factory-produced parts cutjob·site '110111, Royal Avenue. Ph: 9-2753. April 30th. , died by expert>. XX XXXXXX eliminate waste of matenals. :>ssriJ!ial. I XXX XXX xXXX X X X X our • Remuneration will be at the i The clwpcl ha> a 'Cll!tl ptrienced crews r~uct constfuctiOII CASH PAID FOH-Comics. XXXx X XxXX X X rate of S20.00 a dav, plus board 1 eapacity of ~.;o and room !Q: ilefcrenees required ~· MARTY'S X X X X X XX X time and expense. Write or CMIIor_ ce. magazines, and pocket '• XXXX X XXXX X X X and lodging. Regular travel· 1an additional tiO lor ;peml Apply X X X X X XX ~tete informtliM. I novels. John D. Snow, 9 ling expenses, supported by I occasions. RESTAURANT X XXXX X X X X vouchers will be paid. j ---- Velvet Horn Ltd.: 301 WATER STREET C ) AIITHOIUH81 New Gower Street, Pho:te Fap1nut for Une toads. LOAN AR~O 86808. jan61mth R The reading centre will be i HOLYROOD Dial a.m; DEAU:. TRE CENTRAL BARBER at Acadia Uni~ers~ty, Wolfvilie, I ST E A M S H I p N.S .. and readtng IS set to eom- t~rll.l-1 TO·IlAY'S SrEI:I,\L SIIOP-We are now operat- ·--- O.ralsrd. 1\td Sltak ond OnlonR-\I~r. THE BANK OF mence on or about .Tul)' 3rd. , DU\NEII t'OR TWO Do not hesitate to call us, for ing 10 chairs, you can be and terminate on or about July t Q NT~ L11~t \\'ttk't Lurky "Numbers: NOVA SCOTIA free. estimates. assured of prompt, effie I· 31st. M VE M E Employment [ I ' 1\911 - 1136.1 - 6110 ent, sanitary service. No 1 • P . .J, HANLEY. XFLD. STE.U!SJIIPS .20 CONSOI Available Shortly Clear waiting problem, 24 New c.\~Ail.\ , . Wanted -·~~~~:=-:::: Deputy ~liuister of Education., I.DIITEp I Spans, up to 130 ft. width. Gower Street opposite AdP· . . I Where To Stay Laide Motors Ltd. R apr 11,17.25 · i. )I.S. Bedford sailing from In- a J>racl ieal 1\ urse with ! · Nfld. ------1 Halifax April 13th. due St. t\rmalure iJohn's April 15th. hospital · Workt J. J. HUSSEY exp~riencc. IPark View Hotel ~LV. Fau\'e\te sailing from 38 Halifax April Hth, due St. Help Kil '. Bambrick Phone 847092 118 l\IILITARY UOAD Joint's April l~tlt Stred LIMITED :\lRS. G. BROWN 179 New Gower Strert, ~LS. Bcdfurd sailin• fro~ Centrally situated on the Bus Dial 8-7191·2 Halifax April 20th, due St ' '' · 176 Patrick Sh·cct route, Offers the best accom. St. John's Dial 857115 · 83270 1 M. PASSENGER NOTICES John's April 22nd ... apr~l.l2 modation. For reS(!rvation and l\I.V. Faurettc sallmg from ---~------information: K CONNECTION BAY RUN IHalifax Apuril 21st, due St. PLt\CENTIA BAY John's April 23rd. Members ar Dial 8-2~557 GLADY'S BEAUTY SHOPP£ BUSES for every purpose. Train "The Caribou" leaving i Fl'JHNE~S. WITIIY & CO., LTD. for new me ' ' mar3,eod,1mth cor: Bond and Prescott Sts. Elect. Applicances M-2 City t)'pe Buses, Inter·c~ty St. John's 12:01 p.m. to-day, i )l_an~heste: F_a1th leanng_!or FOR'I RENT I Phone 8-4951-8·7898. Specl· Buses Ortho·Coach for crip Wednesday, April 11th wtlll Halt.fax Apnl 1 and Bo,.o! of the \lndf alizing in cold waving, hair pled ~hildren, High way typ c I make connection via Placentia Apnll2. Rererts to jJanch!!ter April, 1962. Small Cottage . :"Where Tt) Stay styling, cutting and tinting, HEAP & PARTNERS Coach. School Bus forward Junction and Argentia with :11. Lutes after Boston: . control, rear engine. Lli'!IJIOOI manicuring, facials ete., 14 V "P t't1 F (e" for the Bay Nova Scull a leavmg ra~otly furnished at x[ount I ' Ba lsani 1-lotel . (NFLD.) Ltd. Capacity 18 to 90 passengers · e e . or April 11, due St. John's Apnl operators, no waiting. Wiring Materials, Wlre and Run Placentia Bay. 18. Leanng for Halifax atd Pearl Park. Applv at · Available for immediate L. BARNES ROAD Cables, Motors, Starters, delivery. · CONNECTION WEST RUllO Boston April 19, due Halifa ~~AllVEY Lamps, Switches. t,ightinll PLACENTIA BAY April 21 and Bo;ton April 26 7.'5 ROAD or Situatrd In the hc~rt of the •' Yvonne's All Buses made to customrrs ' City. Fixtures, 'tc. Train "The Caribou" leaving Leaving Boston April 2T and specificati~ns (3q) day de Quiet, Comfortable Atmo~ WAREIIOUSE: PRINCE'S ST. St. John's 12:01 p.m. Fr;day, Halifax ~l••.v l. due St. Johr:: Phone 8-6899 phere. Millinery Salon DIAL 8·5088 livery avatlable m Gas and April 13th, will make connec- ~lay 3. Saiiing again ume da~ aprlO~~~- __ _ SLIVERS and KNOT HOLES 18 KING'S ROAD Diesel. tion via Placentia Junction,and for Liverpool. For R~~crl'ations and Ff ncar Sir Humphrey Gilbert 1 ------:--- Argentia with 1\I.V. "Petite ----·----~ C.-\N 1\CCO~IMODATE Boartl· information: . JUST AR ers. sober reliable working Building . I D 1 y D It f WARD Forte" for the West Run Pia- Jiffy-Crochet Made to order exquisite t 0 • ' 111en from ~!onday to Friday I on ou BUS SALES centia Bay. Potatoes .... or all week around. Dial Dia18-6336 2MO Dougall Road !\IRS. JOliN FACEY, BRIDESMAIDS HATS L u D I ' I CONNECTION SOUTH COAS1' · Blue Potato 918953, Just as you dreamed them. et s 0 t . Windsor Ontario SERVICE VIA PORT AUX Resident 1\Janageress. mar26,1mth 't urmps. .... ritar20,1rnth Reasonable' price. BASQUES CD I rn31,tf E-2 See our selection of beautiful Expert 'Repairs to Radios, ·~~======' No. 'One Til Summer Hats. Train "The Caribou" Jeal'in!: ______I_n_s_ur_a_n_ce ____ ~ :~~~~~~~~~~ J~~~mru~ •. . St. John's 12:01 p.m. tomorrow, mar24,1mth Toasters, Irons, etc. _ Thursday, April 12th will make J. J.:LACEY 1 ". . . and then after we fin. · connection at Port aux Basques w. INSURANCE' Ltd. ally got our running water Speedy• Service - Lowest with ~LV. "Bona vista" for the ... PLYMOUT De}l.~ndable Fire Insurance, to the house, the well started Prices. -•~--:;:::::~.1.----j• South/ Coast Service. pumping oil ." l'rompt Claim Settlements. IiDDY KilOWATT. Sl AD~UM • • • CONNTCTION SOUTH COAST . DIAL 8·7035 I Weli that's a revoltin' de· Dial 85425 SERVICE VIA ARGENTIA ·._:4cco~ -.:. . D TO·NIGH'l' 8:15 velopment, and this lady Better Living seems to be dissappointed. aplO,n,t2,ta Train "The Caribou" lea\'ing CI(OSBIE & CO., Ltd. ROLLER 81\ATING But if YOU want to Mod· Costs Less St. John's 12:01 p.m. Friday, ·. . Agents for erriize your horne with April 13th will rna~e connection ·Oper . :UNDERWRITERS AT Admission (with Skates) liOe . adequate hot and cold water RADIO-TV REPAIRS when you go via Placentia Junction and Ar· ·_ .•~ · LLOYDS. IWithout Skates) .... GOe. in a Modernized Bathroom Prompt Delivery On gentia with :\LV. "Nania" for or Kitchen, ther. probably - , . LOW RATES o STOV'E OIL the South Coast Service. we can help you-even with· All-Electric Wanted a . , . . DIAL 8·5031 Spectators 35e. o FURNACE OIL ap9,5i out an oil well. • HARD COAL GREAT EASTE-RN OIL Operator. .. ··..:.··. D o SOFT COAL COMPANY, Ltd. an accounti • IRON FIREIIIAN REPAIRS TO RADIOS, TV Ll~~~~ typing esse JOB BROTHERS HEATING EQUIP!I-IENT AND ALL ELEC,'TRICAL ...... ,v , ..... ,,, & .COMPANY, Ltd. APPLIANCES Cheap Reliable Electricity I Apply to th , .. · Water Stret~ nJAL 8-300 tD 8·3005 In and Around St. John's M-3 tions and eJ ·..: DIAL 8·2658 - 8-4123 D ' . ··:t", I ;: _: .. ~ ':The E i I . REG. T. MORGAN ' : GREAT EASTERN I' n~:S,VID\NCE Ltd. : j' Temple Bldg., P. 0. Box 168, WATER STREET WEST L OIL & IMPORT I ~ ' 341 ' Duckworth Rt. . I ; .DIAL 80370 or 8·7756 PHONE 8·3011 CO., LTD. SHELVE PROBLEM Radio, Television, Washers. UNITED NATIONS (Ap) Refrig~>rators, Deep Freezers f . I ... Pub 't d N t - Electric"' Ranges. Applt'c.att'ons are invited or ., Y!· U. KNOWLING A 21-nation. Ume a. ions com Floor Polishers. the position o£ Officer, Grade _LAec~B~ V1f f on l'\tU ,.1 N S U R A N C E mittee decided Monday to Gramophones VI, Local Government Affai~s It's easr to urn . W! BOARii shelve for• another three years Public Address Systems Division, Department of 1\!um· heat even outdoors-Just · Fire . Auto • Casualty 1 I Bargain Priced the problem of trying to define Tape Recorders cipal Affairs and Supply. The this 'cozy afghan in a newrt ~ :!H: 8-2902, 8-7811 . aggression. The committee ap- REPAIRS AND SERVICE salary commences at $4390 on usual modern dcs1gn-sma F~ In the mat ~·water Street St. John's proved a resolution submitted 5 LINES the scale $4390-100-4720. 3 shades or multi-color! .. ~ Q.lar6,lmth . · D versible, lightwelg· ht • "'r,· .. Chapter 24 I• by Cyprus proposing postpone- DIAL' 8·3001 to 8·3005 The duties are to prepare 1 ment. The resolution said many municipal regul~tions authori- 1 Pattern 7005:diredions. thereto ,. Send THIRT\' FII'E .. 3 Pee, CIIESTERFIELD new members had not yet ex· WATER STRE.ET zed under. the Local Govern· S. W. SHORT pressed their views on a defini· Jan28,1y M-3 ment Act; to adapt model rnuni· 1 (in coins • for th:s . Usually $249.95 (stamps cannot he •c--. -r--c .... I ~U W.: DOGERS tuico~n~o~f:_:a~g~gr~e~ss~io~n:_. ____.!==:=:=:=:=:=:==~ cipal regulations to meet local ln the ni2 I , 8 Adelaide Street - needs; where necessary, to A ST. JOliN'S DAIL \ & \ . Household Arts Dept. 6 United To Phone 578-2637 clear local· regulations through ST., WEST, ' .. AUTO the Department of the Attorney WELCOME WAGON · ed, for pe '. mar~i,lrnth . - . CLASSIFICATION ·tNDEX- Print plainlr NA~IE. 'i General and to ensure that they PATTERS NUMBER. ·NoncE·] .. ·r FIRE ar properly adopted and sup- p HO.STESS . T~wns EI . ;. IT Male Help Wanted ...... A Articles Found ...... ~ ...... H-4 pored by municipal 'councils; V"Il K - k t D AUDIENCE IN-- 'IEA~ LIFE Female Help Wanted .... :... A·l Auto Accessories ...... 1 under .supervision, to ensure 1 '' ' . t .. i $1.00: WEEK V noe a your . oor 1\IOSCOW (AP)--Leslie lll~d~ ~ppl i { :'-I Domestic Help Wanted .... A·2 Garages ...... ;...... J that municipalities provide for with Gifts and Greetings nas, a cellist from ~stoners I ~R()UP Positions Available ., ...... B Service Stations ...... J-1 their bonded debt '( I S~ienef ·,. '·.1 ~orn!D': from Friendly Business moved a Moscow a~ erlor' $t~n to iss1 TIRES . Position ...... :... B-1 Beauty· Parlours ...... K ments; to process applications >T • i l : ,. Classes Insurance l b d Your tears Monday with h!S Pd of tl ,j" .'· To Let-Houses, Rooms, Fuel (Coal and Oil) . .. .L made by municipalities in re- : · ~ etg 1 ours an i 1 ''! . BATTERIES ance in the second rou;kl' )f• ' 8-0021): 8-2135' . H Apartments ...... Construction Contractors M spect of.the Winter Works Pro-' Civic and Social Groups ~, so, I I ,' ' DA.ILY NEWS,. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, H.l62 i : ,jI ...' . ' ,- '. - l I· ,1· .. I ~ , iJ ~ r I Anglican Board of Ed~cation '' el~ KINSMEN FOR ST. JOHN'S 1el TEACHERS INVITES TEACHER CHAPTER XXVJII · have his address? I know L hen the BOYS' .CLUB A. For the' modern 6 room schoo.l at To explain that she would had him, she must have .; : : ·; '\choot is have to explain about Philip jatted down somewhere." , r laster Brigus, C. B. ·APP·LICATIONS and Cornelia and herself and "I haven't seen it." Sam:·.:'· ... ~ •r sp~cial Newspaper BINGO l\lrs. Foale-without a scrap of thing rang in Margaret's mind. t stud~nts • for Junior High School Grades (7, 8, 9). (1) Teacher for Grades IV and V. proof. She would look like a an echo, something about the'·· classically jealous and bitter gloves. "In any case, I imagine , . 'tudi~s at SERIES No. 60 All applications, giving teaching . grade ,. . Xo. One Timothy Hay .... $50:00 per Ton it had bcller wait. don't you, as ! bue and howlingly funny s1tu I you are n't fncii.lJd" b well'"· atwns. 1 \\'1 . 1'(?" . STANLEY CUP "No, not at a I. 1at IS . ; ,. ! This CinemaScope and colO! · W. HALLIDAY. ·AGENTS "As a matter .or fact. 11 s, picture has a cast of personabh •. PLBiOUTH ROAD DIAL 8-3959 ~!.iss Honeyman .tJ~ed ~er ~.ca~ and talented young plaYe't(' P. 0. BOX 938 DIAL 92128 wtth a deprecatmb smile, the headed by Stel'e McQueen' yard." ' . ' widely known 'as the star o!' Margaret glanced mstmdi\'e- t · · · "\V t d D d . t . d b t the "arrl c1 evtsion s an e : ea 0 1 Accounting Machin:a HOCKEY I Y Oil a Win ow, 11 ' AI' " ' B . 'd B I was still there, the new-leafed 1\'e senes;• ngi az en r · t lovely young newcomer w!u •. lilacs quiet and sun Il &gams makes her screen debut ai Operator WA.NTED: FUEL! FUEL! FUEL! FUEL! the adobe wall.• • • Salome in "King of Kings"; Jim Hutton and Paula Prentiss, Union Oil Early Bird Offer Still in ~£feet "Papers," said Miss Honey. i FINALS When you need oil man disturhcdly "Old leaves. who scored as a comedy roman· .,~· tic team in '"Where the Boys \\'anted a female Accounting Machine, The wind, you know. It doesn't Here's w.hat to do: Are," and with other pivotal J, Operator. Some experience ill' operatin'.,. look , , , I don't imagine your . I an ~ccounting machine and knowledge ARE BEING DIAL sister had time to engage a roles ·played by Dean Jagger, , I o1 yard man. Hadley and Chris Jack Weston and Jack l\lul (! ~'Jltng essential. BROUGHT TO tina always had a yard man. laney, ~pply to the undersigned giving qualifica- UNION OIL 8-2822 Julio Garcia. Hadley always felt With Venice, Italy, as Its set·' that steady work and responsi ting, the plot revolves about the tions and experience. · NEWFOUNDLAND bility would redeem the very plan · of young Lieut. Fergie worst character. I saw Julio a Howard, Ensign Beau Gilliam few days ago, and asked him and civilian missile expert The Eastern .Trust Co. ON to corne around. Did he?" Jason ·Eldridge to use their,: K'et•p very still. very steady. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. "A man came to wind the clock ship's elertronic comput~rr; THE a few days ago. He seemed to which can trare a missile with'-. · in inches o( its landing, know the house, so I imagine a;·-a' it was Jllr. Garcia." means of detecting where th~ bal) will, fall in the local ''Oh dear. He didn't come Casino's roulette wheel. • ~--·, back again, about the yard?" • • Public. ·Notice This was much more than Before the explosive out~·o~e ! Jrn on BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF casual. even for a woman or of this ingenious scheme is .re· l oors--iust Miss Honeyman's insolence: solved, Fergie has become. ;In; ! . .'. _:~ in a new. PUBLIC UTILITIES there w~s a point to it. She volred with Julie Fitch, a ~'J~ l sif!n-smart . ththe matter Of the Public Utilities Act, took refuge irl a Hilary.Jike m&· little trick who turns out h'~~~e j ...'' 1Iti-colors. n~U\'er, sayin~ to Lena a; the the Admiral's dau&hter; !rtd , .\·eight, · •L apter 249 R.S.N. 1952 and amendments girl slipped ino the hall, "H~s Jasu•l becom~s reeoneiled ··to I ctions. lllereto . . · a man come here, asking about marrying Pam Dunstan. Heil!t: FIVE j yard work?" Ireen running away from 1t~r··, this AND Lena said no In her !Oft anx-· because· .she is too rich (he ~ t I~ th! matter of the applicati~n of th'e '· ious voice, and Misg Hone)'man eides that, after all, nioliej I frowned at her gloves. "How isn't everything!), l\1ore.ilver, ~~ited Towns Electric Company, Limit-· NETWORK lELEVIS1·0·N Advertise In The News !very, odd. I don't suppose you they all become !nvolved ,:-~!t.lj ~· for permission to issue shares. . · 1 · ~OTICE is hereby given that, the Uhited . -RAOt~O ·NETWORK ---::..=:...::.._..;..II" _____~------~------~ timethe crusty the picture's A. dmiral climaxand by'·l~.·~ t~~i rn°Wns Electric Company, Limited, has .o. N I ·A place in the Casino amid -~~r. . • N for-all riot, It's a ton-up af ~ ll'l~d~ application to the Board of .Com· · CBN whether the younc NavYi';con: tsston:rs of Public Utilities ~or permis•· ·- CBYT 286 WATER STREET spiratora will end· up ·llre~ing 1 the bank-or broke'ln th•·brrgt 1on to Issue the following: · · · . . · .ST. JOHN'S CORNER 'BROOK -AN ADDED ATTRACTION ..:... : \lA . 11 1 11 t I t'on of Steve McQueen· portray~ ~ . 50,000-0RJ)INARY SHARES .. .CBY. As we as our usua exce en se ec 1 bmh· Fergie. Jack Mullan~lli ~~h application will be heard at a sitting CORNER·BROOK · C~SN. HAND KNITTED AND HAND WOVEN ·GOODS his.'Ensign sidekick, who comes 1. · d e said Board on Monday the 16th. we introduc.e close to ruining the whole I · of April, 1962 at 3:00 o'clock in the · · STEPHENVILLE scheme by way of a- coupfe- of-~ ,~Y CBG . A LINEN COUNTER Innocent mothballs. Br,ieiil Bo ernoon, in the Board Room of the said ~ANDER A lovely. selection of Pure Irish Linen and Exquisit~ Hand Em?roicl- Bazlen is the Admiral's dau~fi: Da:r~, Confederation Buildin~; St. John's •.. .CJCN ered Maderia Luncheon and Supper Cloths-with and, Without ~~n ~~~tltssh~o ~~~~:~rF~t;l IO~ d at St. J~hn's, Newfoundland this CBT, . . ay of April, 1962. · -: , · ~ GRAND FALLS napkins, Ladies' and ·Gentlemen's Finest Quality flan~kerchiefs, Jim Hutton Is the m,lulllf~ GRAND FALlS Luncheon .Mats, gavlv' printed Cup Towels etc. pert who dodges· heifess .·Paul~ liOARD OF COM~DSSIONERS OF, . · Prentiss. Jack Weston plays .u lDEAL FOR EASTE,R AND WEDDING GIFTS. PRICES TO SUIT signalman who· gets ·his signals PUBLiC .UTILI'-rJES' · . , CJON. EVEHYONE. · mixer!, and Dean Jagger i5 ilhlt> ~~.ANTLE, ST.· JOHN'S COME AND SEE THEM SOON. I Admira.l who almost p~edpita· · j::lerk,· '----=-=~==--~~------~-=-..,.==_,=====-· les an mternaltonal crms.- .; , : ------~-~--·---·~--~·-··-·~-'-·-~.-,.~~ ,.,..,., .•. ,.,,.,.. o ..,.-o-...... ,.,..,.....,..______: .. II I. '• 1 ·:4~q·f·.· :.··:. TaE DAILY NEWS; ST. JOl-IN'S, NFLD. WEDNESDAY,_ APRIL ll, 1962 ~~~~~~~------~------~~~~-~~-,. ,' ·-'·.: r' ~ New Manager Gander· Flying. 'Wire Getting Our For. Laundry Club Has ' GANDER-Mr~ C. MacKay, supervisor of stores for Cou~ Aircraft in's Dry Cleaning has announc· GANDER-The Gander- Fly A LITTLE EARLY lJI(ers YOunger ·Now ed the appointment or Harry ing Club has finally purchased White as manager of the Gan their first airrart, a Piper Colt. der Laundry and Dry Cleaning F /L Sheppard and F!L Gluns '. Plant at Gander. · departed here Sunday, April 1st The very fine weath-er lately gets· us "thinking about Fertilize Mr. White has been assistant and returned Thursday (April and Seed Potatoes etc., and we wish to advise all our custom~ manager for some time and has 5th) with the aircraft. The .air been preparing for the job of crart cost in the vicinity of PLANTATION ers that we have placed orders for arrival dur-ing the next few manager under the direction of $7,000.00, is a two seater, and weeks. We will be in a position therefore to make deliveries acting manager W. A. MncDon is equipped with tricycle land· TRILOGY old who has returned to Hali· ing gear. · The Club will re Gwen Bristow's .... $6.95 earl!er than last year and sugg-est you book you·r requirements fax, N.S., to Cousin's head of sume ground instruction on fice. April- 11th (Wednesday) at 9 CASE FOR THE early. p.m. Classes in air regulatios; ACCUSED ALSO Theory of Flight; Aero Engines; Julian Prescot .. .. 3.50 SHOCKS Navigations and Meteorology LIME ...... ,...... 125 lb. Steel Drums Degree of shock when an will take place on Wednesday THE ORDEAL OFF auto tire hits a rock or hole 56 lb. Steel Drums evenings and on Saturdcy morn MRS. SNOW ' . is increased by the square of ings. The instructors are S/L Patrick Quentin 3.50 14 lb. Steel Drums the speed rather than in direct Patterson; F/L Sheppard; F/L ·WILD WINTER proportion, according to tire Kelly; F!L Keeper; F/L Glun~; 0 .. authorities, who say a blow F/L Blumenschien; F/0 Rog- Kerry ,Wood ...... 3.0 received at 30 miles an hour ers F/0 Niles and 1\lr. Bud CAIN, WHERE IS Is nine times as severe as one received at 10 miles. an hour, Mitton. YOUR BROTHER? other factors being equaL Francois· 1v1auriac 4.50 Monthly Meeting MANY BRAVE ~~:i~~l\o~~!i:i~ys~::l a~~g~f~ Gander A.O.T.S. HEIA~TSP ductless glands go on working GANDER - The monthly rwm orges · ·· ··· 4.95 at combat level when they meeting of the fraser Road OVERTURE TO should be at rest." United Church Men's Club arid ..when the war ended t.u,k tcr, came to Canada in 19~0. bling sea or acid. It comes sala~ies arc lower now in pur- in some countries, ~!r. Maloney 1 St. John r'' l;a' ~~~~~~l'in' part 'in the ''icious ~u~rrilln The real change from guerrilla from a new avenue of research,_ chasmg value than they were said, Australia reported on.ly 1 co~tes 0 11 ~ ' fighting when Communists 'l'ted . fighter In rcstaurn ~t opem.t~r namely who among us usually I REG. T. MORGAN then, 1 30 habies blinded hy the d1s- i sc11hpts to 11r to take over his homelm1d. ) 1 · does not get ulcers. So far INSURANt!. "The building of large con- ease. :Arc J\'CS: " of cnm~. ~lr. Pnntou1~s ~a~1 ·~ Rel.uctant to talk about the/ when he shm·ed off lus hr slhng Tomplo Building, Ouck_.t. S&. . trol and re~ional~ schools h,•s Dr. Kate campbell' of Mel· i (I J The_ lh_,tor. I tl b d r there are two fairly clear types: " 1 yeprs of strife, ~lr. Panto11h~s dlacl; moustac 1e, 1e a ~e o The boss and the wife. DIAL 8.0370 • S-7756 called for teachers of higher i bourne noted that the condition: Carter Fann::1 In · related only one episode, in- I Greek warrim·s. academic standing and greater coincided with th.e lavish usc of I land, compiled by J. R. ------training, and this means greater oxy"en for incubated premature wood. 193i: . 1 1·iew of the 1 BIRTHS remuneration for those teachers babies. (2) The Carter Faml: I · College of yho have had to spend many Her idea was. taken up at the . These records. of a many Canadi: YOUDEN-Born at St. Clare's ye:irs in university and such Institute of ·ophthalmolgy, Lon- I who played a Muskoka News J. J. NEVILLE , Mercy Hospital on April 9th, to money for improvement of their don. 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