9..\5 a.m.-Burton. of Banner Street, PRESENTS 5.00 p.m.-Junior Jamboree. NICOLAI GEDDA -" Tenor 5.45 p.m.-Golden Time, THE DAILY NEWS IVln.lIl.l\ 7.15 p.m.-Dr. Poul, Charles' Hutton &Sons Vol. 62. No. 282 ST, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 (Price .$ cents) ,- Stage Surp·rise MOVe·!MotherRisks Death Reds , To Rescue Tat Held U. N. Plan By Mental p'atients Endorse Canada's Held Butcher KnJ,fe At Throat AgeeToAd~t~~~~~~~~~~~ Of Three-¥ear-Old . WHITBY, Ont.-CP-A young mother rflked 4.th
Wednesday, exchanging herself for her three-year-old ; I. son who was being held hostage by two ~gitivet from 16 New Members a mental institution. lin. Sam Barry walked Into her FUR . ~ UCT'rON born. at nearby Ajax after the two .I.l ~I .. , .... :." -.: \'['IO;\S. N.Y.: cgales were Writing .0[( th~ Cana , . ./,.. ". .. . dian proposal as a tallure. co·spun· men said they would let the ehild --...... ------.., _ \':.":1.1::, plan f01, sored by 28 otbel' countries, Can· go if she went in and eooked them B-d He .' : ',' \l1Cl1lbc\'~hip n~a's plan was contnincli in i. a meal. The pair escaped from I S It r· : -.:. " .tt b\' S(l\'- resolution which reecil'ed over the Ontario Hospital at Whitby <" .. , : ... cll/~ ~. . whelming appro\,111 in the Gcneral Tuesday night . .:: ;.:". ;' .. : ,'I1~h~l Chlllesc i As,embly's pol~t1e~1 commil~~e. Police who ringed the bou .. with 2 Me,,- . T ' .• : . \ ret ul'l1cd in. In the Securlt) council. New Zr.R· rifie. Ind tear·gas guns were help· I 10'n .' ,', :.. ".. 1: ~. . . d I land and Brazil Introduced a slm· les. II one of the fugiUve. held ; ":'." :'::!l .. L\lnc~da~ an ilar rcsolution. But wben Nrtlona:· three-year-old Lynn Davis In his .. ,.: :.::' .::'Ii lhe Secllrity I~L China vetoed Outer Mongolia, a1'll\5 It the window with a butcher knife at the child's throat. For M.enk '~~".:' .' ~\ :: :lP~1t ()ppo~ition. one ~f five Communist c~ndldate~, I ,._... ..','. '. ':n 'allll1~ '.lr Ru;sla retalia.ted by vetomg all 13 Adter the child was releued \ ...... '. ..I,,;!' C co. Western candldatef. police sergeant Itarted an ar· ~ ,~ ... ".: ,I. ~ollntrlc~,~ S(l\'iet delegate Arkady A. Sob· gument with the t\VO men at. VANCOUVER -cP-''Up ! •. ::; .i:,,>: "n.l L om~u~I:,t: ole\' said at the openlnll of the window Ind Ml'II. Barry ,lipped out up" shouted the auctioneer'~ (:.: ~.: ". .. \;"'11 the onglO"l: me~llllg that bCCa\ISe the assem· the back door. c·;·:."- :,' ;' -:.:-113,. ailopted Sj bly', will had been "obstruete I' ~o1ic. said they then opened up s~otters. And up went the ·, . ~.' ., .... : .. " :,~,Il'nllom. ..' bv one man-he blamed Natlonal,·t with tear gas and the pair stag· bids to a total of nearly $2- · :' •. " ... '.' ~.' 1 ..-\,>~mbly \\'1" Chin delegate T.F. Tsiang-n~w gered out of the house and were in the first . ' ...... II rrln~,da\" nl"ht a 000 000 of tw'o ,': ., .... {" .....".I W~)'s must be found to end t~e captured after a struggle. ' •. ,- '. i :",. (',lIlne!1 s recon'" d d'l •. SEIZED CHILD Vancouver mink thl• . '.. I - .' en oc •. .ales -:~':": I', dH .'r,~mrnt \\ JS: Then S:bolcv offered. til \\,hh· The two men went to the Bar.'Y' season, The sale was the :" :':t: ri~:'.n .: draw his negative vote against all home about 11:30 a.m .•~d asked richest ever h Id he d l!':"~ '1: ... ,:"" 1','111 ,~lar~ln ol! tbe Western candIdates exee!'t to use the telephone, police said. • e re an .:.,.!. I':'" ,,;,\('hcli Tn SIlence I Japan. "hearing In mind thlt Once inside, they lei zed the child. one of the biggest in west II : .. ,.,' " ',:. ,,,rIlPlllolI.ly.plan.: Republle (Outer :llongolla' will be . Mrs. Barry managed to get out ern Canada ., ,.', ".: ., ".'.! ,1,.\' n tn "ppar~~: postponed for consideration at tll~ of the house and eall police. Wheil Wesler Ca~.d It :::'J. I.' )'Ii':!:>nl at \\edne .• · nest session of the assembl~·." t~cy arr~vcd she w~s. standing Ollt· tion Sale: Ltd. off!re:~~~r 7:~~ II, \ :: .' ';:. ,~", Sobolcv submlttcd a resoluti'/R sl~e While the fuglllv~s held ~er pelts raised on BriU b C0 1 'b' .j nOli\: '1 \\.UI.\TE recommndlng that the a~semt>:)' I ch!ld at ~ shatle~ed WIndow pOlDt ranches to buyers ~om ~~ri'l ·\ ~.: :.~: ,:.,1(':I":IC nil m~Dlber'l admit Albania. Jordan. Irela~~, in~ a knife at hIS throat. New York Los An el t ~, H ". ;. ':'km in just 13 mill Portugal, HlIngary. ltalv. Austria, SCENE at the C.L,B. Armoury 1051 nl?ht as Canon Slirlin~ Inspected the neW recl'ui:s. This newest Ii,t Is the largest number of recruits Police said one of the men called and Montr~al Abouf ~s, Seat ,! : , .:, I"" Romania. Bul::arl". Finland, Cc~.' in the history of the C.L.B.-(Daily News Photo). ou.~ to .Mrs. Bar~y: were sold.' per ceot ;'>:r"i;';'·: mcclin; lI"a,. called/Ion. Nepal. Libya, Cambodia, La's . If ~ ~u come In we will let the Top price was $70 • sldll for a ',.'.:' .'.~ I!'.:.':"n request as del· and Spain. -- ~------'uI" DI·onnes In' Ho' sp1etall PZ ::~~~~~ut hesitation, Mrs. Barry ~~~.I~~e!:~::a~f°'H!~~;!o;n~~ Fo "I d ' h h HIghest pnce ever paid In CaD- ,I .I I ane on I care IV at . apJlf'n~ .0 ada for standard d k Its III Britain: ' I · I 1 me a~ long .as my boy IS okay." the $44.50 skin at pc WU '~ eT I I Police saId the woman walked A eerul I • : . ~ T P , w0 urses St ell into the ho~se a~d started coo.kill6 as sapPbi~:n b~~g'~U~rlY bown I wo atlents N a meal untIl police set up a dIver· Theo Pappas 'd • !IIONTREAL (CP)-Two of tht Dr. Cousineau said there Is ~o: "some excitement nat u rail y' I . sion outside to allow ber to ,et auclion firm ~1:r;:1 dent dOf ~e It flEeT GAITSKELL 21·year.old Dionne quintuplets are evidence Annette and !IIarie al'c: among the quints as a result I, cuI,. second sale {vill be heid n~eCaY22 ' il .•, In a Montreal hospital restin,l suffering from any Illness rcselT/·: the landslide which occurred whil, About 1.500 chIldren In thr~e " "It will be the lar, t U .' t Lt. 0 ~ after medical cheek·ups, a hospitdl bllng Emilie's.'. IAnnette was at Nicolet. OS' schools w~re kept in their cla~, . ever made in Canada ,~s h :~I~'1 NEW LABOR .LEADER official disclosed Wednesday, but Annette was at Nicolet, Qu~, He said that becau!e they a!'~ i rooms during the lunch hour UD\;j QUIET AUcrlONS ' e, e ;'j, he .sald examinations dlsdosed studying art In a convent when the: "wlso girls," Marie and Annellt! . ' the men wefte cRPtured. Some 80 000 ' . Will He Prime itlinistcr If-LllboJ' nothing seriously wrong \V1t~ thelll. town was shaken by a tremendou~1 decided to have medical examina ED~lONTON (CP)-Two north.' fered at 'an ~~!~a are to be ot· L~ I Dr. G. Cousineau, medl~al dl lan~sllde last Nov. 12. with dama~e Uons and these showed nothln" i ern aIr searches have had hapI'Y j' Recovers From about $2 500 000 ge value 01 UetufllS To Poilic,' rector of Notre Dame de 1 Esper' estJmated at $1,000,000. seriously wrong. "I endings but a third plane still :< The 5~le' • anec Hospital" said quints Manc When other students were scnt They are t bed patient d i missing and little hope is held for U II F &aIm unkn:w aret eonduc~d in a :1 I ~ .. \",.,. R H h G 'tsk 11 4~ . ht 'ng and Annette Dlonn.e entered '.Ile to their homes, Annette came 10: no . 5 a~ I the survival of its two occupants. sua V atal of u Ii n. most 0 er type • . \). l.JV.'- cutcrs- ug a1 e, J, l'Ig -WI hospital last month largcly bt the Montreal hospital to join hr.ri mo~~ frlede~Yatbout dt1dledhodsPltal.'b~llel Pilot Gordon Pettit of Weslloc:' I I 'Th °b' d' .; .. ,:. \\'ed1\c~da~' night was elected the new leader cause their two surviving sistel's sisters. . I me lc.a Irc~ or a ~. '.. escr! III:!, Alta., was found safe and a a;: I' H wn0 ,,~ uyer~ on t IIY anr· !' :::, B:i'.;,l\ LlbOi' party. He will become prime mini. Yvonne Dnd Cecile, arc student The thrce quints were join~d ~h~ ,~lOnnc sisters as \elY charm jently uninjured Wednesday b~~ic!e eart Isease "~~:!, .~Ir. ~ppas said. ..~V• . T . t . nurses there. No\,. 26 bv ~(arie who h,ld he~:l' 10". his single.ennine Faircpild aircra! I tho gh \~ en ey are blddLDI !(." .: u.I~O:· returns 0 pow~r. The fifth qUint, Emilie. died In training as. a pos.tulan~ at Mo~nt· Dr. Cousineau said Marie and' down in deep snolV in the McMur. MO~TnEAL (CP)-A lour·yea·"j an~he~ t:U~hm:t scratch his. nose, :,.. ',: :'''. C'II\\ ning a rapid'. August, 195t, at a hostel at Stc. Tha~or clOister m Qlcbec C!l~'.: Annette while they rest havc tile! ra,: area of norlhern Alberta, 100: old .glrl brought to a MontrCJ', otber look u sd ear, and still In '-:. :'(i :,1 .mhaj'p\' en:1 to the mons. ThIS carries B salary of Agathe, sorpe 60 miles north 01 lIIarle. lVas described at the time, compan)' o[ Yvonne and Ceeilc alld: miles north of Edmonton. I' hospital from Nova Scotia with:. "There's p tl: stare at '!Ie .. : ( :-: (::Ci: ,J I"~ oi the Labor £2,000 a year. Montreal. SuffocatiOn during ani as in a rundown conrlilion. I "all arc in a haO)jl\' mood" 1 He had been unreported since usually fatal heart disease is \\"pJ din wh an? er man. who s bId· , ;" :.~ .• ::.:ll"': t,,;urC5. lIerbell RAPID RISE epileptic seizure was Ihe cause 01 "SOME" EXCITE~1ENT I lIe said the stay of M~rie anrl: Sunday when he failed to complete Ion the road to recovery and may: mo~th ~;h he ~ I:ot k el~ar in hI' ~.:.::.:,. 6;. Ih" p~rt)"'s deputy I He has been In Parliament ro~ death. Dr. COllsineau said here W,lS, Annette is indefinite. a 9j·mile fish·hauling (light from be ho~.e for. Chris!mas, hospital i stops biddi~~." e ta es It 001, h• .. ::!: ::', :'I~ ::.,: 10 vcnrs and, o.nly 10 years. His rapid leap t, Embarras Portage, Alta., to Me· I authorities said Wednesday. I I :.:~.{: :m';n ,l'erela·r)·. Ith~ top Is due to two factors-hIS F.ft M. . ~lufl'ay. Little hope for survl\'al was held ~'.:·',1!, II";:!: l:,j votes, em~r· brllllan~ talents as a politician and I ISS In Princess To Two men aboard a Beaver air· I for shy. doll·like Diane Meisner, ,If :.~ ,: :::l" t,,? ;' a p.1st~1 pon of economist, and the fear 01 the ee.n g As I craft returned safely Tuc3day to I East River Point, N. S., when sh~ Fined For ':.: ;::::: .. ,;; m~mb~rs in t:1el party moderates that Bevan woUIoI. • . Tow' Canada Yellowknife, N. W. T., after SIX was admitted to the Montreal Chilo L., .: C',:n:0n.' :0 find a sue. ~elze power. The party wanted e. planes had searched the North· dren's Hospital in October. ,..•. ~ :'. ;':rmrn: Atllcc. Who r!'jlts leader a ~'oung man able to t west Territories near Conivoyto She was aflIieted with constrl~· -:'·;::':"I"".Thcycteran~I"r. stand up to the Welsh Ilrebran;l. Sl arms Sweep Wes LONDON (CPl-The Dally lake, 250 miles northeast of Ye, Ii\'e pericarditis, a rare disea:ci Exporting :';' .'" :,;r: : "(':Ipscd wl'h on!)" Elecllon of Morrison's successor 1IIall says an annoullceDlent Is lowknifc. which damagcs the tender tissue! c.':.-r,,:;,. hraded b~' tile rep· Ias deputy le~der will ta~e pla':e expecled froDl Clarence House The Bca\'er carried pilot WiI· surrounding the heart. ' · , .' .."-p:.pu.ar Aneurin Bevl.n after the ChrIStmas vacatIon. RE,9INA (CP)-Fifteen persuns che\\'an RHor paralyzing parts ('1 shortly that Princess l\largarct liam Cooper of Terrace, B. C., and -:. :1, I Galtskell at a pl'ess eonleren~e were o!liclally listed as missing ir. Alberta. The remainder 01 missing wlll make a tour of Canada radio technician Fred Cronk, om· BOO 1 SL! Salt Fish . i I '.: ... :<:', .I:m"' .• had bt~n CO.l' i WC
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.' Ultra· Modern Beauty Salon NOW Opens in Churchill Park, Area OPEN THE NU VOGUE BEAUTY SALuN, Ullde. the manallement of MISS HAIt&RA , ... 'tA'l"!', : ollened on November 5th in a ;1 luxurious IU!t1 In the Elizabeth : ,I Drugs Bulldlni! Dn NOWBD street In tne busy business section oi ..: I Churcblll Ia.·k. Tne staH, in addition to MISS WyaU, are MISS JOAN DUNNE, Beautician, MISS AUDREY BROWN, Apprentice, and MISS lvlARUARl!:·J.' BEN· NETT, Receptionist. The furnishbgs o( the Buite are the most modern obtainable and were lupplle'i by the Ontario Heauty Supply Co., Limited, Ham ilton, Ontario. 'rhe two' chwa in the .lwnpoo-hair .tyllng section are hydraulically operated and provide the cottomer everY com fort. The beautiful cOIl'al leather finish of the chairs conlrab\.b .harply with the shiny black shampoo boWlS and platium·wal· MODERN nut finish of 'he work unit. The U L T R A receptionist's desk with display tounter Ihow:ng Revelon pro ducts is at the entrance to the luite and :\ combinltion hair· drylng·manleuf!! unit with every desirable shade of polish com· BEAUTY SALON pletes the furnishings of the Customers enjoy completely automatIcally cantrolled hlat und.r the lat.st work lectlon. . type hair·drying units. The chairs have self adjustint Ilg rests and givi Th, J)ryin, Room has four CHURCHILL PARK CHAMBERS fOfll eolourel9 chairs with self milady every comfort. adjultlng Ie, rests. The luto- r------~-----., mltleaUy controlled turblnator dryers provide the desired heat -no mere too hot or too cold air currents. Milady ",111 truly rest WE EXTEND HEARTIEST In eomfart In these chaIrs. The eom\).out .ecti~n has three match· In, chairs. The "Dresser" in BAP'~"'.RA this room matches the &lyl1ng c is shown he:rc ,~·,.Sing ,Congratulations to . . unit of the work room, The .tock room Is completely filled with the hair of Miss Hilda III the latest supplies far every Adams, a Doily Nows beauty treatment. All appliance. Ire kept In sterllzers when not employee. Barbara has NU VOGUE In use.· just finished giving Hilda Miss Wyatt, who Is the daughter a very smart looking of Mr. Ind Mr.. Herbert Wyatt, Hair·do and Miss Ada",! BEAUTY SALON Pennywell Road, took her train Ing at The Marvel School of is obviously C1 \'~ry con. ROWAN STREET Hairdressing, OtlRwa, where she tented tuslclI.t .. CHURCHILL PARK atudled cosmetology-the science dealing with beautlCylng the hair. nails and complexion, A diploma from the Depllrtment of Labor THE'I\LL ,FLEXALUM. VERTICAL in the Province DC Ontario WII· awU'ded Min Wyatt upon com· pletion of pruvlnclal examinll· tlon., After IraduaUon she work· DRAW DRAPES ed for lome dme at the Lord Elgin Hotel B~.uty Salon where, 1I0t only did ahe ,aln much ex· ARE THE FIRST TO BE perlenc. but had an oppartunlty to learn mueb from I celebrlted hllr &lyllst. A three day conven· MANUFACTURED AND INSTALLED BY tion at Montreal as Ruest of the Ontario l!eaut~ Supply Company The ultra modern sur provided an excellent opportun· roundings of this smart Ity to add to. her knowledge. A vilit to this ultra modern beauty ly designed Beauty Sal WESCOTT'S LIMITED salon Ind a treatment by this on leaves room for little highly trained specialist ",111 reo Cor. ELIZABETH AVE. and PORTUGAL COVE ROAD pay the lady who appI!'eclates the or no improvement. value of beauty care. Miss Barbara Wyatt and 6204 DIAL Miss Audrey Brown are shown here capably look Best Wishes ing after their respective TO customers. Congratulations' and BARBARA Best Wishes to .WYATT ON THE NU VOGUE BEAUTY SALON, under the ex· pert guidance of MISS BARBARA WYATT is , BARBARA WYATT OPENING OF equipped to handle extensive Beauty treot- HER BEAUTY SALON. ments, which not only. include Permonenll, ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THI THE Expert Sets and Haircuts, but will also specioliu in by Stylists' Manicuring and Faciols. KELYINATOR Nu .Vogue Beauty Salon EQUIPMENT SOMETHING NEW fOR ST. JOHN'S which turns out. the NU VOGUE is also well equipped to toke WE ARE PLEASED THAT WE WERE PRIVILEGED care of the coiffure needs of the youl'Iger 10ft whit. fluffy TO SUPPLY ALL THE generation, tow.l. und by NU YOC;Uf Why not visit. . . ULTRA 'MODERN EQUIPMENT BEAUTY SALON AND was suppli.d BEAUTY CULTURE SUPPLIES by NU VOGUE NORMAN for ONTARIO BEAUTY' SUPPLY co. LTD. . 272 KING ST. EAST, . I HAMILTON, ONTARIO DICK DIAL , CHURCHILL PARK CANADA'S LARGEST BEAUTY SUPPLY HOUSI LIMITED' , CHAMBERS C. D. MURPHY, 241 St. GlOrg. Str"t, Moncton, N.B., 472 WATER ST • 7798 • R,p"Slnf~iY. 10; Newfoundland DIAL 7466
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ltfagistrate's Court: Federal Refund ·Is Crawls Along Street Estimated $l-Million
But Swears Not DrunkAgreement Dates. I Condition. Citizen Claims BeginCon.st~ction From July 1, 1955 John Gosse Cancer Cl1nlC.·· C ·f· I Ire· d F0 II· oWIng N t A "I Hon. J. R. Smallwood, Premier of Newfoundl~nd, rllea b'd t ..... - T ex pn announced last night that,. at a meeting ofh the.' Cabmet f Thougb . Tor IY rell en .. 1I1Ul Montreal architects have drawn held on Tuesday, the 13th of December, t e MinIster 0 Gosse is in a critical eonditioJl af· oU Duty up some plans for construction of Public Welfare was authorized on behalf of the ~overn- ,ter beinlckagged more than a 10 H rs Newfoundland's Cancer C II n I c ment of Newfoundland to sign an agreement wIth !he !quarter of:a mile by ~ ear ,~h1ch The sinners bench was crowd •. didn't want til lie down after which will begin In. April. and they Government of Canada respecting unemployment asslst- : Imock~d. hIm dow~, he d be much .' . ed with men, III the Magistrate'. doing long hOUIP of duty, but the I are currently working on the nonr . 1------,------IlV0r~e ~f it hadn t been freezinl Court on Wednesday morning, constable camt< back with the I according to Hedley King. ance... d f ; employable I at the lIme. , • "Ye hul I wouldn't pick I plan~.~Ir King of the Newfounclland It Will be rccallecl. that a ra tiThe unemployableunemplo~ed. unemployed: The New. 1I'a5 Informed :rester. mony of them were thwc because ~;:~~r'streei .0 res!." The man \ Di~'ision of lhe Canadian' ('anecr A~~eeme~1 was Iniltalled b~' t.he \' include former recipients of ~c.: clay afternoon that when Gosse they had tak~1l on too heavy a 'sl§ted In his lea of not guilty ISociety told the News last night ~llDlster III Septembe~, 1955. 1 he p~ndenls' Allowances, casual s~ck Iwas rushed to tbe General Hospital lond of alcuhrl the day before. pedl 'the case \:a~ postponed to I that the architects were here about formal, Agreement whIch has ~O\: and infirm persons to whom aSSlSI· : on December ~, his clothes-tal'll Three of Ul\·m pleaded guilty an \. Idence ' two weeks a n, heen SIgned on behalf of the G(I\· ance is provided on a short te.rm I to shreds as • consequence of the to the charge 1>1 being Intoxlcat· eaJl the brothl'. to give ev He spoke gloo of 60000 copies ernment of Newfoundland o[fers basis, but it does not include de·; dragJ:jng-were beld tOlether b,
ed and were t.lled. two for the of striking him whu leaded not of the N~wfo~ndland' division's somewhat ~ore favourable terms pendent children and husbands of ·1 ice, outside and inside. It wu tb1f first time at $1.00 each. and the Another drunt said Ihat first booklct, "Crusader". now off to the than was the case recipients of Mothers' Allowances. , ice whicb formed a 'Ilide' for ;1':; pr~v.mce hlI " is third $10 for Ihe second offence. guilty to e g h th ea the press It is to familiarize the of the orlgmal draft. Premier Smallwood further re- i bodv lind which prevented his auf· • :':ing One man pleaded nllt guilty .he was SICk, and t at wat hl~~eli public m'ore fullv on the active The Premier stated that, under· vealed that cluring the year 1954·55 fering more .erlou. injurieL to the clul\t'gl: and while three Ion he ha d til Muppor . I' f th d'··· 't h this Agreement the Government the Government of Ncwfoundland Hilda th t h H h d nly hul[ 1\ glass of beer (omgs 0 c I\'lSIOn, I S opes, ' cons 1a bl es gave c\· Id ence a e e a 0 . - '" plan~ Rnd expectations, of Canada ha5 undertaken to pay paid out the amount of $2.426.000 t was drunk, and was ernwllng on for the evenln~, he said. lIls case DU~ for NcwfollDdlanc1-wirlc rli~. the province fifty per cent of the 10 able·bodied anti to ~ick unem· t his hand~ anti km'p.s trying to was dismissed. 11 tribution the booklets-with pic. \ monthly cost of assislance to un· ployed persons. At thi5 rate it is Fatal t ~tand up on or,e occA~lon. The . Two men R.ccused was ~a • tures a;d In four c;JloUr8 (red, employed. persons who are ill need, estimated that the amount of the \ r man said he ;l~d but two bottles clously damag ug Ihe. clsteln ~ blue, black, and white), have a when the number of such penons .refund from Ih~ Go\'ernment of A ed t I of beer and was In a dazed condl· the lavatOll'y a:. Bowring Brothe: foreword by the Lieutenant. Gov. exceeds 0.41'i percent of the popu· Canad
On CBN Tonight ,.~, I : Ii, Mr. James It. Ewing, President i:·' , of the Newfoundland tuberculosis ,;~ t·, r Association, wlll be tbe lIPeclal .- speaker tonight on the "Con8tant Invader" program, to be broadcast , ! through CBN at 8.45. I ~ ::1 ij SPUN· RAYON KNlnED J], , ; New~gh BUNTING WOOL SETS , ~ Full length zippe-r, Bonnet-Bootees ., , For Javelin WHITE ACETATE .. , satin trim, warm quilt. '\ Sweater in blue or pink .., Canadian JaveUn .tock hit a DRESSES .d lining. Blue and with aHractive trim. " new blgh of 9.25 in yesterday's ,. .{ pink. With dainty lace trim. I f,t market trading. Rise Is attributed CiNlY InfClnfs' sizes. ~' to tbe Interest shown by U. S.· ONLY ,'- : ,"" firms In Javelin's Labrador de· ONLY r. velopment. . $5.95 $1.65 ,- 1.75 d.1 Will Premier Visit Japan? During hla short visit to Canada iatrtait-~~J e nlernallonal 'rotherhood or Electrical Workers signed ~wo new worklni .agreements yesterday whereby they let House yesterday, His Excellency 8 Itllllleni o~ 5 cents In hour. Mr. J. B. O'Keefe said thn' on behalf IIf the manaKI'merlt he round co.operatloll In drawing up the Ambassador of Japan ask~d i ('0' rh~ signing WI. done In, the Board Room of the \valon 'rtlephcinc Company. Mr. O'Kede signed for tbe Avalon Premier Smallwood ![ he would:, 'lll~:pan)' and Mr. Warwick Butler for The United Town Elertrlc. Company. Left to rlght:-Mr. John Hanrahan of the visit Japan. "They call me the fh··• ;I tejOD,·"v""n~ \I'h (. nmpAny Ilen!nl on behalf of the Unilln; Mr. IUller lignlng for his company, And Mr. O'Keefe. Mr. James Walsh Ing saucer," he r~plird, "and If, o helped to draw up tbe agreement, lJ wltneasing the lignaturel.-(Dally New, Photo) •. you repeat the lnvilatlo~ I'm of!." j
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.------between Premier Faure and former 1Mf~oAILY N~ '/ N . }?remier Mendes-France. Public °Pln1Cln In The News. r Th e D a I y ew 5 polls show a preference for Mendes-France THE FIRST COMMMlSSION •• • TIlt DAILY NEWS II I paper but this may be overcome by district The first three men to be mOlll1n. appOinted by the Britllh Govern· Offi~laI Vi ..tlblbbed III 1894, Ino pl1~lIlhed at the alliances designed to defeat him. • ment to the new Commlsslon of .. t(ftI B'!IJdilll, S55-39 Duckworth Street, . Outside observers can only. hope that Government In Newf()undland wcrc Of Japane . .. it. 101m' .. Ncwfol1ndillld, bl RoblnIOD" the outcome of the election, despite the three very diverse characters. COIIIPl1l1, Limited. conditions under which it is being held, Their leader was Sir John Hope Arnbassadf Simpson, a man who had achievcd rEMBU or TIl! CANADIAN ~ftESS may be a strong government. France has JI\5 Excellency, Tbt l'reaa II exclualvtl1 en- still a great part to play European and lome miracles of organization. He sador to Cal call1ldian in had been charged with the re· 15 UlJed tu the .... for republlcatioD of a!J world affairs. But she can play that part "Jllb arrived il Bettlement of refugees In Greece I1lda~r~ afternoon, !leW, dlspatcllea In 1tUJ paper credited 10 only if her politicians can agree on policy after the first world war. He had l' or to The Alloclated Pmt or Reuter. and give stllbility to a ncw cabinet. This )100 ;a1d formal v led a Royal Commission to Pales· d.1 d lise at 11.: ud also the local new. publilbed therein. election on January 2 cah. be the most de- tine. He had gone to China and "eOI po All Prell IUYlee Ind feature utJelca iD .. House at n~ . WI Plptr .... cvp)'rlabt and theJr re~ cisive in French history. directed and .upervlsed the Ireat ada afternoon to dactIoD II ptOh1bIted. dykes that were to keep the flood the Ity for llle pur water. of the Yellow liver from . .6UthoriIed II IKOnd cl.. maD Post ¢5\oveb' dinner I overrunning the' country sid,. He I" pieces eaeb, drt1ce Deparllllent, Otta WI. had been an IndJan Civil Servant. aredCdat of Arms 0 Canada's Plan Vetoed He was undoubtedly a man of keen the ood wJ1l gil . Kember Audit Burell 01 Canada's attempt to give a greater intelilgence although not too II brlght on the. financial side. ~e!.toundland. ClreuJaUODl measure of univcrsality to the United Na If,urlving at GO\ JJiJ tseeJlenC)' W tions has been defeated by the stubborn He asked us to com~ and sec DAIL! SUBSCRIPTION UTD insistence of Nationalist China's delegate ur Sir L. him soon afte, his arrival. He had JlOJIO•• outerbrldg' e, Cauda ... ~ ...... 8.00 per IDDUID in the Security Council on vctoing the set up his oUice in the House of La", . F C _..d JIon. K. .' Ulllted lDnadom ad aU election of Outer Mongolia. Assembly and had t.k~D from the 'ilII"'" G romp CcIaIIWlo •••• $12.00 per IDDUID Colonial Secretary's bIflce In the Splrtes, Dr. R. Up to a point, he had a case. Outer Court House the grcat table around of )!emorial Unil Gusl!ue. Colonel ------..----.1 Mongolia is a satellite province of RUssia whlcll the cabinet had sat in and )irs. Craw[ol THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1955 carved out of stolen Chinese territory. But bygone days. He talked about the it is also a fnt1: that in 1945 the government need of investllations but he wish· lIeid. '\ His tscellency, of Chiang Kai-shek agreed to recognize the ed to see the country first. He 'n of the dinnel 0 0 Trade independence of Outer Mongolia if thc gave a very strong impression of II said thal thl D 1 1 f h h d wanting to do a good job. He had ec mmg peop e 0 t at state s owe by plebisIcite taken ovcr' the new department of :~dSbiP betwee n rccent "isilor from Grcen Bay has that they wante.d it. The plebi~icitt" was Natural Resources and the fisher. ~er 01 the Brltlsb ~aid that the declinc in the fishing popula.· all almost. un~ntmo~s vote for mdepend- les were much on his mind. He ancieot country 0 JIis ~onour to a' t' .~ occurring at an alarming ratc and IC~l~e. ,It IS mconsl?tent, therefore, for told us that he intcnded to sct to be)laiC of the pet l~,\~ ;his condition will bc aggravated whcn CI~la.ng s rcpresentatlve to oppose its ad· work at once to build up • proper Replying to thl full cmplo\'menl oCl:urs at the Tilt Cove, mISSion to the U.N. organlzatldn to bring order and, he , .. d It· hoped, Increasing strength to that said: Gull Pond and olhcr mmlllg C\·C opmen ~. And what Nationalist China's rcpre- Indusl!,)'. He asked us about a your Excellen! :.. This wonder[u M . " i I thi' informant and others sentati\'C ha~ done is to thwart the wishC!l particular district where thinKs' '. ,:". the mutual frlel h . botn,. S.l <., 'la~I' \\'ilncss 'prcfer thi! of a prcponderating majority or the U.N. were very bad and wondered about If they could whisper to nve IIIC :;Iml, .. , Th.... d' dIed' h d I 't th We asked a friend IIiII between thi " . ·:t· of camin"s in lo"ging l'amps and C \...ana 1011 ea PI'OPOS tea mission, a v 51 ere. . Santa, you can be sure these are the [oundland, the • ~~C~l~Il~lruetiol1 j~'bs to OIC 1I1lccrtaintics ~I J3 :~on-Com.~~nist and five Commu~ist ~cia~~m ~~sl::I~~'e ~i11:~~ga~~~ lb. British Co and dl::comfol'ls of tllc fisher;.'. Evcn, \\'h~rc countllcs: RUSSia ~g~eed to the ~cal. C~ma apologized prolusely because no gifts they'd ask for. We've everything Empire. and YOI fish can be ~old frolll thc boat to a fillet~ng Istcppecl 111 and PIC\ cnted lts completion. 'salute o{ guns could be lired since lapaD, is also a ( of Your Excel or C\u'mg pl"nl, OPC\,l~tions c~n be carried! But the question that must assuredly ithey had no powder. ~on't pa~ any to capture a $mall one's heart at Christmas h~e. This beaut bv bad wcather 10 a dlscouragmg dcgrce. I arise is whether thc represcntative of attention, Sir John. saId our friend. constitutes a m • , Chiang Ka' h k 1 uld 1 b He wants to shoot lor you today our Infants' and Children's Department SeL against this is thc ability of a man I . 1-S e S 1? any onger e en- but' he w111 be Ihooting at you in aeceptable gestu to go into the woods and come out after a I ~ltIed t~ fl?ut :he wlshcs of an ov~rw~elm- tomorrow! emment of Jap ,etuates our hal month with as much as $300 in his pocket I maJonty In the world orgamzahon. mg Your Excellenc! and, in the cascs of those who can .a\·el'agc B'y keeping out Outer. Mongolia, he Thomas Lodlle, the first ·Com· SLIPPER SOCKS rhlrming and di more than two cords a day, conSIderably has also kept out Spain and Italy, two missioner tor Public Utllities, waa In Q wide selection of shades ...... ,...... 79c enlatil"e of your a very dlf!erent kind of man by lly wile and mor~. coull.tries which have every right to ad- personality and experience. He SCARF, TOGUE AND MITT SETS light. nol only I There is also thc vcry impOI·tant fact miss10n. He has also given the U.N. cause had been In the e!vll service. He 100% worsted, hand embrodiered and in a galaxy of colOUr!. lisible and tan a that a mall who cnguges ill woods labour to ponder the degrwe of influence· that had been parl.owner of Importanl coad.will, but al becomes eligible for uncmploymel~t illSUf- should be exerciscd by the representative ollCields in Rumania which had Beautifully gift wrapped. Sizes 1-5 ...... 1.95 qualil)" and des: nnce. This gives him double secul'lly, th~t of a rump Chinese government which ex- been nationalized. In his university dinner sen·ice. ~ of assured earnings 011 a piccc-work baSIS ercises cOlltrol only over the island of days he had been a brilliant MITT AND SCARF SETS . d Formosa. That is a problcm to which Icholar, earning hlih awards in All wool, in gift package ...... ,... ' ...... 1.25 and thel'eaitel' compensation f or a pcna Ch mathematics. He was a big, broad. of enfol'ced unemploymcnt. ina's veto has provoked an early ap- shouldered, doamatic, qulck.thlnk. proach. • TERRY CLOTH SLEEP OR PLAY SUITS about your ser, What is happening', thereforc, is that ing man with preconceived notions Blouse, pants and bootees. Two.tone colours of pink/white, people who are f I which a few years of Newfound· hne read of only those are rcmaining nt th,c is lery land expel'ience were Boing to white/blue ...... ' ...... 1.75 and 0 who &re well placcd to takc maxImum ad- Strength. t:"or To-day knock out ot him. No Commls$ion. vantage of the opportunitics it affords to rill er left NewIoundland more .m. TERRY CLOTH COVERALL BIBS earn a 01' whu m'c wedded billmd. lie was rompletely dis. Pink and blue, with sleeves ...... ,...... , ..... ,. 75e subslanlhllli\'in~ 'k' t lIy }:AIU. I,. llQUGLASS to the industry b\' true Iilion (Ill(I II mg o. i1fu~ionr.d about the Dominions the exciu.;ioll of o\hcr tOllsidel·lItioIlS. i 'Ollke in particular and wrole a BABY TOWEL SETS I. 1.II'WS (llI,\NUt:l'1( , I book to prol'e it called Diclator. 2 wash clths and 1 towel in gift package .. ~ ...... 1.10 In the first of these groups "':c men' ~1;lIIr ~ears ago a lilt! in Engl. I .. h' ship In NeWfoundland. But when U 1 wash cloth and 1 large bath towel., ...... 1.65 dlicf/\' Ji\'ill~ within eas\' reacblllg c\J:;tam'e ;I~ the lalest SCiClllific wonder ( 1\3S d811ed we met him fir~t, he I\'a~ I'cry . . . .. h .. . bl t . . J:,e appearc to h . . r of pro,:c~:;l\lg plllnis 01' \\" 0 ale u e n possess the f~cult\' of Reeing minut b' muc the dlctalor hlmsel. He 2 wash cloths and 1 large bath towel ...... ,...... 2.IO ~nga(fe in a'\'m'icll' of fishing operations 'lI\iel'uscopic acelll'a'c,' He had had e 0 jCcts with seemed to take I c)'nical "iew of ~ . 'I I . I' . . some sort of eye I Ih' fl'om ralmolt to lobstel' to coe to )CI'l'lIlg ,{J~casc as a child, and as k. grew older it crcry mg, BABY PANTS . . tl I about' h t Ih . ..t ,camc , Ill' turbo!. ;\ \'Cl'll:;C caJ'llmgs III lesc i' • a c structure of his eyes Was changed In I, --- Nylon plaid plastic lined. Colours blue and maize. "TOUpS in I-tood scasolls can be hi!!h find IjsUCh a way t~at he could not distinguish distant ob. I r "~~aIJ ~e .~::k~d Ut~" can :'ou ~o Individually gift boxed.,., ...... ,...... I.eo ;cport·; of \'cn' leU'I'C individual rewards ecls, hut obJccls hcld close at halld were magniCied or t' .0 'tnlsl' ne lI~g. M 581 I' Fancy striped rayon, plastic lined dress panties with .' . "'. d" GOO melers WiS 0 1m a e a h ousln!: pro j ee reaped 111 it \'cr~' short tlmc comc. ullng 'fhcre ~ . " a~sociated with '1Ium-i!learance. imitation fly fronts. Gift boxcd ...... ·.·.·l.IO the hC1'l'ing, lob:;tcr and cod·trappmg sca· 'C ..... rc P'llcnIY.l)f people loda.v WIth hIS mlcrl)o Thc~c were days "'hen you ~ould r .. , (lPIC I"ISIOII. 'he bale things in liCe Ire I d sons. for th~hl 500 tim~s orcr. Th d en arge build {or $3,000 a house which KNITTED BRIEFS WITH' FLY TRONTS i . I . ~y Ire rea y to start would C(lat neArer $20000 today Cotton, nylon reinforced. Sizes 2-4-6 ...... ,...... ·,······ S5e The questioll of greatest lllJportallce a quam over a word. They scc lIotblns but OI'U WI y k d Lad b ' ld b t ,. i Vests ...... ,...... : ...... ,...... 50< at the moment is the dcgree to wh~ch In thc 111'&5 of lhose round about them. Thty de- an; ~u~ ~blnr l!eS:' ;:hn'I1e ,~:~ abandonment of the fishery may nulh.Iy ::~ce people of olher religions. ~'hcy attribute. Ifter aU, we pointed ou~ It is th~ "CURITY" DIAPERS • . the efforts in certain areas at substanba! IIh g Imotives and inSincerity to those wh9 diller capital itl slums were .hocklng, ('ost to create ccnlnllizcci fishing plants. IV t1t~ ~em l~ polities. Thcy caD tell you a thou· the cdngestlon was terrlblt. But, Rosebud and polka dot, long lasting. Scented. I:. it is alwavs possiblc, of coursc, thaI this ~~~I hll~~S t~3~. arc wl'ung IYlIh the government, the said the Comnilssloner, what rea. 3 in gift package ...... ,...... ,...... ' .. us )olic\' lIligi,t have the uscful cffect or I ~t 'is If USlll~S:, ,and labor unions. son have you til believe that SI. brill~in!-! mcn b<1ck to the fi~hc\'\·. But thcwh '11 "Iter:sllnl. :() note ~h~t the EnglJsh boy John's Is going to remain fhe capi. e ~ . I I 't I k t 0 cou I 00 ~t mlnule objee.& and see them lal oC New{oundland' We a-ked wholc subject I:; OIlC t lat :11:; •• (). )C" 'cp lIJogni!ied to a lIJarvrlous dcgree Was a vlcUm oC an it he had olher idea~ Of co~rse I tlndel' CO~lSt"l1l sl\~dy. and. ~t I~ J~Sll ab.lc ~ye (hs~nsc, al.ld it is true lotl.ay that the pcople he said, and pointed 10 the map: also tha.t 11\ lIl'eas ~~ hCI C It IS e~sentlal t.h
______.. ~~O~AIL~Y!~~EW~S~,~TH~U~RS~DA~Y~,~D~£C~.~'5~,~1~~S~5 ------~~.~-.~, ~--~-.------~------.------~I/ Parkins Academy ~rfi{,ial Visit Graduation MJapanc~c \J1lbassulor . . II'nrl Ihe Japanesc tt. }:\('(' \ • I • ~.. d tn nn~lIa. Kolo ~lal· _",;1 rr . J h' n .1 '. rriwl In Sl. 0 n s 0 ~Il':" \rrn(ll,n. and on Tues· • .:I)! a 1 1'1' _I'ts to Govcrn· • 'j {orm~ .. II! 111 ' . ,t II.:!~ a.m .• to Can· rl~: 1I"u,r t 11I,0n. and during ,u'r ~ I 1/1 H,. (n II' 'Iemorlal Un· flcrnp ' . tl.1 • I"' pllrpMC of present· "1 Ip. '" h 11:;:~,tl" dinnrr ,ciS of twd'o ultn• ;,. .' _ h decorale w h l I~e, e"r . ~1 r . 'rnl' ,,{ :\cw[oundland. , 3t 01 " . • ~I l" d will ~ilt 10 the people d 1 1'>0' X ~lour."lan" ~,I . , at lil,Irrnment House, \'r'ln. b HI .. ' Ilrnr" lIa; met ). s .,' ):J [\Ce'lr '1. 1'. outcrbrldge, g,~0UI, ' . Small • oulrrbrl"~r. Premlcr . !I.) H R F Sparkes and )Irs. ~ llr. 'd '.' [)r 1\ Ijll;hue. Presl ent "'rlr".,.. ...' rn(\o'T'II\', . an d "'I rs. , \ltll'·~II' . f d t. ' (' I"orl .Iamr" Crall' or l'r.\lil.nl. aO! • r. an I The speech day of Par· ! Mr. D. E. Pelley expressed the Grade V(B): 1st, Dorothy Williams; 2nd, Brookle Rod,en. G·'~UI.I~ ~II' I' I II I annu~1 B~t; Jr' . h I kins Acadcmy was held m thc· appreciation 'of the Board 10 the 2nd, Dorccn Tucker; 3rd, James R. G. Hubley Scholarship; Har~ ":,, Llf'llrlir', ra,;tng uI,'cr t e Herbert Russell l\Iemorla. I au d'I' I t cae IIcrs, PUPI'1 s an d t 0 th osc Wh 0 St ra tt on;'p ro f"IClency: J'oe "lea bee, vcy RIC ' he. •• ;.H rl thr dinl ,'r ,rl 10 HIS Hon. torlum of Macphcrson Acadcmy on : took part In the closing exercises. Brookie Rodgers. A. E, Hawkins lIeholanlllp: I'; <.lid Ih31 \111~1 i, a ~ymbol of Wednesday evcning with Hon. Dr. I l\Irs. F. W. Rowe presc~ted the Grade VI: 1st, Kenneth WH·· Coray Gray. ~;~.i!h'r ~rl\l(rll Ihe. ohles~ Ct~' F. W. Rowc, Chairman of the i diplomas and prizes to the success- Iiams; 2nd, Doreen Crann; 3rd, Mammy's Limited Scholanhlp: t;r ,f Ihr Illili,h EmpIre an k United Church School Board for' ful pupils and was prcsentcd with Robert Smith; Pro{icicncy: Rose- Grade VI, Nancy Newport: Grade C J'';:I~I (nunln OI! Japan. and as • St.' John's, as chairman for the a bouquct of flowers from the mary Smith, Carol Boone, Betty VII, Daphne Vincent: Grade VIiI, 5' Hr:,0ur I,' arcrpt thc gift on evening. school. Vincent. Jane Butt: Grade IX, Harold Sam,· ';~l:! ~I :hr l'r l'lr o[ JaPHan. I Mr. H, C. Locke, B.A., Principal A Christian Can tala was then Grade VII: 1st, Edith Peddle: son: Grade X, Isabel VIncent. ";1;:'10: I,) !hro "III. His onour of tbe school, said in his report given by the Intcrmcdiate Class. 2nd, John Evans: 3rd, Blanche Public Examination Diplo... : ~ ~. that last year the school had a \ PRIZE LIST Gray; Proficiency: Ruby Riche, \ Grade IX, Seymour Cbafe, D"id Y,lJr f.w ,''''',.-- capacity crowd of 329 pupils.. Grade III: 1st, Allan Budden; Joyce Gray, Noreen Starkes. Hapgood, Llewellyn Woodlud, ." .I,'nd"rll::l .:ill. symbol of Every room was filled and evcn \ 2nd, Dal'id Drodge and Linda Grade V!II: 1st, Elsie Chafe; Shirley Hampton; Grade X, Hln'ey '''~J''I.I fr"'nrl,hill and good. tbe lunch room and kitchen on the Rowe (lic); 3rd, Daphne Stratton; 2nd, Dorothy Stralton; 3rd, Au· I Riche, Sandra Caines, Cora Gl'I7. ;~!I ·;·II·';C'r. I',:, 1;lanli Of. New. g:'ound floor were taken over to 1 Proficiency: Lorraine Learning, drey Starkes; Pro{iciency: Guy I - ,.,".d :nl' I,:t1I'>t purllon of accommodate the pupils. Fifty· \ Donald Wood, :!\lary Butt. ,Clarke, Austin Rowe, Claudette DONORS OF PRIZES :;;""S:;;I:r. 1',lImnonll'callh and five children werc admitted to thc Grade IV: 'lst, Ann HOlmes;'1 Brewer, Georgina Rowsell. I Hon. H. Macpherson, Mr. H. II.. r:;:~c. ;,~,I :. ,111\ anritnt nallon. kindergarten class in September 12nd, Gladys Lucas; 3rd, Cynthia Gradc IX: 1st, David Hapgood; Luscombe, Mr. J, M. Herder, Mr. ,_ .•. , a: .. , :, !I.'Ii.~htflll sou\'enlr and because of lack o[ space t~c T~Il~r; Proficiency: Rodney F~ench, i 2nd, Shirley 1.lamPton; Progrcss: I Gco. Crosbie, 1>Ir A. E. Parkin., ::";:,~~: ~\cdh'n(')'5 111'0 I'isils Grade X pupils, who up to thIS ,. Lllhan LeDrew, John Gillard, i Llcwellyn \\ oodlano, Seymour Senator C. C. Pratt, Mr. J. H. Pol· I~ :~'I n:' hr:,lIlifll! dinntr serl'iee ycar attcnded classes in the school JlIarilyn Hatcher. . , Chafe. ! lard, Councillor J. R. Tucker, 'Mr. s " :' f' " ow,1 generous and wcrc required to al1end anothcr I Grade \' (,\): 1st, Brenda Riche,' Grade X: 1st. Cora Gray; 2nd. I W. E. Joyce, Mr. R. G. Hubley. I ;::I;':l~:C ~t',lllrl' irnm Ihe Gov. school. 2nd, Donald Sto)'les; 3rd, Billy: Harvey Riche; Progress: Sandra· Dr. F. W. Rowe, Mr. A. E. Haw· 'J t '~7'~: ~! .lap"Y1. and also per. Judgc C. L. Roberts !!a\'c the i Williams; Proficiency: "Iargaret Caines. : l;in.<. ~Iammy·s Limited, Mr. D. E. I~ :.. ,iI" r." h.lI'r~ I'rrulleclion of special address to the pupils and J Lowe, Roseh'n Vinccnt.. I llanllal Training: lsi, Kcn~eth' Pelley. . '~ E"rll,I\,·:., IIhll is such ;., <: a ..... ------.------~ ;~.~.:; j~d di>! :n~\li;htd I'epres. tory was. riprfd ,out and \I'ater! States [01' Chr!slma~ were arrest· Ia~l!1 othcr wit;]~:sses. who helped .. . CO URT was !lOWlOg out o[ thc lavatory '1' cd on Decemo('l 141h and charg· 111m out of a dItch on the Black· I'
.79c !"'i::H'I: . .dr (If ~Hllr;,111\ In,ltl0n. m Insl in dc- The marriage of l\Hss Mary Evelyn Brown of Tacks Beach to Mr. Chester Geo. ! all ovea' the tl~or. Before. thc: cd in thc ;\Iaytratc's Court with Imarsh Road. ~Jid that the mal :;.: r'l "nl' lin i1crount ()I thi~. Hamilton of Isle au Valen, was solemnized at the Church of England Cathedral at i (Continucd from Pase 3) i damage could Ill' remedicd watcr I conducting thcmsch'es in l\ dis.! wa~ dcfinitelv dm'ing a. car, IJ:::I ar.d :3n:lh~r cxprr~sion of I' 8.00 p.m. Wednesda~', DecembE'r 27th, the celebrant being the Reverend J A. F. Slade. I director of BW'l'ings said in his: wcnt to the fhwr bclolV and dam·at ! orderly manm'r while. drunk.; WhICI.1 bcloU!,,:I.toli Mr.1oad \'mcent urs. r.;:.'.\I'l. ~il1 JI;(l at thr exquisile BeautifuUv attired in a white gown and flowing white veil the bride was given in 'evidcncc that he was callcd to! agcd goods 11 thc value .O[th , They f?OUdl $p~io~
• .---~~-~' j 1 -J I : " . • '., .. . ~ .. -=. .. _ Tf1~ DAilY NfWS,'THUKSDAY, DEC. 15,1955 ·':·------ILocal Plaver I\George Telford, J~r. General News "'W.A "ine mel Ubo'I1I~~tus IS cently to learn that B member III 111 S -d N Irelali\'~S and I" I ; circl/Il W~J1len's AI I 6"'" op H k' OCleateon the Bay Roberts junior hockey peace u y aWHY, un ay ovcm· . rll nc. I OC ey SS 1 of England Rev. I. Butler 110\ • C J ' p'. team Bill Dro.ocr ha~ been doin~ ber 27, lollowing a lengthv iIInes~. I The lat~ ~Ir. Tell"r" ~fll specIal sel'\' Dles at 0 ey s t. very' well for hi~self in hocke~' at his home in She~rstowll, lIr It,nown and 1II.IICIt liked in h" ho~ T. ShC('t on d J d 44 I own. an Will hr m, d • . t . 'earstown I .circles In St. John's. .. George Tetror, r., age ,eors . who knew hi' 5C by til initiated Y Inducted Rec t 01 . S I I ~Ir_ Tctford had only rec~nlly re· I m. He '.Ia, cmplO) Vivian Butl . BAY ROBERTS, Dec. I-,Passed A Sh Recently Bill took parI ir. a gam(' 'turned from Montreal w!,cre he i £~r ~.ome years,iunll' Ihe :icnt~ It Bailey, 'P e h peacbeefUIl2Y4tahwMvMonA'rhursll~)" BNID- EI d F S i with the Guards junior hockey sought medical treatment. hAilSI IlInSes» \llIh Ihp fiun : Plosent, C ' sarIS Ivern r ,r. Ugustu~ s'I' t .'team IIf the St. John's JUnl('r Hoc- lert pencer one! ('omp;ny Lt ?>!uJins anI St • Ma tth . hop, of Coley'~ Pofnl SOU'h, aged 1 key Leaguf, 10 which he scored Left to moul" their sad loss are here In Bay Rohen; ~, ew ec e or eason lion oC ofCI lIA Y ROBERTS D . I 71 )·ears. . I enough goals t,imsell to "'10 'he his wile; £athN and motileI'; one The funeral "llIk plnrp lin T out. with , ec: 4-A large Reverends Gill of Curborral and I Left to mouln arp hl~· wife BAY RQPERTS, Dec 9-The i Mr, ,John Mcrcer was rp elected \ gll1ll c• Bill s~ored 3 or h~~ tcam's brother.. Willi~m Telford at SI. 11.3)', .No\'et:1h~r 291h 10 Ihe l:r:l: I clected to COIIarelaUOn was present at SI l.udlow of Harbour Grace Ethel; two son~, Allan Blqhllp and annual meeting of the Shearstown 1 as coach o( the hockey tfam. It. 11 goals, while the opposIng team John's; ("'c 51~tCrS, Man (Mrs .. Chutch amI .( ~n1l'lery Sh"_"lo~ year: pres Matthew', Mallcan Church on During Ihe Inductlun se-vice the Chesley Blaho!), both re,illing In Hockey ASSOciation was held re. 1will b~ rcmembered that I~Ft ~.ear,: scored 2 goals. W~ loin ~ith hiF D~uglas Mercer), Hay .ttr,berts.: ~V1lh thp mml"rr. lit\' J S. ~ \'ice·presid Wednelday night, November 23rd, keys to the church and Illoperty Toronto: one i.rand,chlld. as well cently. Report.! showeu Ihf associ I under the capable gUldancl' Il£ lIIr. I former framm~te5 In offering am Ehzabeth. (Mr5. Ernest SI,encer) 1 •• loran. HA, "l1;(,lalll'~ Secretary. when Rev. I~.uc Bull~r. B A., Ltll .. were handed 10 Rev. Hull'l by the I as a large number of relatl,es and atlon to be in a healthy cundition, II Mercer, the ShcarstolVn "Tlger~":. gratulations and hest wishes (01' Bay Robcrls; ~linnie OIr~. John!. We join wilh 1(",,1, r, in nl, •. , \\'11 Induct d Rtf th I I church wardell~ Mr. J .•'. Uamb . friends. '1 A 'I Alb t 11 I Ih I I > surer, Emn e as ee or 0 coca I I anp all looked froward to a suc' car ned the righl to Ihe champio\l' " continued success. to BI I Drover Harve)'), nOlI! (" rs.. er. or. ~ng ,ymp" y "I 10 h'rta\'(~ fI, Rel-. Sho: An.lIean parish which Includes St I ng and Mr. Wm. J. Meneillons. The funeral, which wa~ largeh' cessful 19S5-56 aeason ship of Concep'jon Bay Nu''lh, and of the FREETOWN, S i err a Leone ERNEST CLOUSTON LTD. (Rooters) - Three persons were. kUled when police opened fire un : a crowel dcmonstratin;: agailbt I ST. JOHN'S taxes 1I!ondllY ncar lIul'ttki, 50' mil~s fI'olll Freetown. it was! Fight Tubrwllosis RADIO _ APP'iANCE _ FURNITURE DEPARTMENT learned Tuesday. A government I L •. STOVES .' RANGES'. WARM AIR CONDITIONERS 'PHONE 4183 stalclllent said tlte crowd. estim./' ated at about 9,000, refused to di~· ST. JOHN'S _ W'ATER ST.· 'PHONE 80021 JM'rse when the dish'ict fOmm,\· • sioner told them to do so, and IllC i STEERS \.TII. police were "fore cd to open fire." IL.d~e~e~1a~,2~1•• _._ •• _____ • ______...... 801101 . ' .... - •••. ' _. T THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1955 ~ 'N Entertain ' Ir. Buchan S otes """,', ""u,.. " ... ,,,.'" a ,roup of el,ht youn, boya at 'K-, .\. Initiation the home of itt. parents, Mr. and • It Personals Mrs. J. E. A. MacDonald. on 'f n .",:\1," or Ihe Junior I 1\lIss Muriel HIscock of the Tuesday arter~',on. The party '...::" 1:1\";,1',1' IIf the church IGrand Falls Arademy ,taff spent was to celebrate' Donnle's ninth ~.~.~. =~~~~. ~, ",,::",',t 1\ ': r inilllllfd III a I the weekend ft, luest of MI'I. birthday. ~, ,. I '( :'1 r nllHllIl'lrd by Rev, : lRev.) F. Bradl.ury It the Mln,e. lItr •. E. 111. Mtr.lin entertained .. , 1\ 1'\1, ~.'.'C.~:\ 1,.' 11, .'I'mlll'r 61~. Those Min Jerry Mattl'lews. who Ie- seventeen iuesl, at afternoon tel l, hurnt.. I Exquisite Lingerie ~ :,:rrl '.11:" I.aura Kennedy. companied her WII. ,uelt of Mr. on Wednesday III honour of lItrs. h~ III [,:plo)td. , '" 11", :", Hila Skanl's, MCT' ,and MI'lI. Herll Price. Jack Tolvanen who reeently ar· I '~lt'\ ! v' \ I.(·~·II'. Amanda I Mrs. WIllian, J. Walktt left rived from Tcronto to lake up !I!nt ~I ,;LlPS .. ,.. ,...... ,.... From $2.95 ',;: ,',,::', Fillier. Emma by Iraln on I brief .re.ldenee In the mlnln, town. '111\ 01' Thursday'~ ;:~',~ ::,'.1 \;:11"~ ~·lIrd. Blee, holiday and slloppinl vilit to S\. 1\Ir. Tolvanen rame to Buehw "ny Ltd, . NIGHTIES ...... " ...... From $2.95' ',' 1 ". ,'.' II." nlslI carried John's be[ore l:hrlstmal. In October to I1U the pOioltion of IOn Tur ... • ': '" .. : ,.t I(lilowing being George Ncary and Peter Broeo Chief !n,lnee- with the Buch.ns PANTIES .... " ... " ...... From 59c r l'nJita """~! ,," d' lortllc coming kl1! went 10 Gand~ron Saturday 1\IIning Co ••nd Is now residing II;•• ~ trl'\ n ',~ i':,' :c'.' Yinan Buller:: 10 ~pcnd 1\ w,ck, vacation In In the duplex _taUapartmenl I s, II: :.,.!,:.,•• ,,:c,· I.a II !'n Kcnncd~': I' Montreal. Th'~~ motored from Incited by th~ Ill'mney famlly. '.' , \.' :t'" Fillil'r; Trl'a· Buchans a[tcr lunch but due 10 LOVELY ROBES, " I' ~~,:~ 'i:,.", \i,II1:Il~ (re·elected). the hca\'y sno\\~t()ll'm were obl!~' (\I~r.d, $8.50 to $19.95' I.' I.t'l fam. "~', "", ~ t (. n hrirf talk 011 I cd 10 lca\'e thf.ir csr at Bishop s i FI 0d. • · .,,"; .,,':. ,\,,:.1< of Ihl' 111'· I Fall~ and conllnue to Gander by IS i I i oun abon I ,,::;,~ ":' , II II it'h Ihl' memo i S:lturdoy nlghl's express. I. . • I :,,,, ': ,.' d.I,,'iou~ rU\l of: :\Ir~. mcv.) T. Short went. to I'Safe and Eftectlve' . SL John's on II business ~ 1~lt I' BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS' I J .,~. 'i - . II ilnWIl's .\Ilxl· Thursday. Shl' \l'as .ceompanled B)' AL'J;ON L. BLAKESLEE PULLOVERS ..... , ~ ... $5.95.$6.95 :.- .. '" r :,', ' : "t fil't'I'S rCRult.! by her son D~lInl5 and will be NEW YORK, AP-A lO-year ; • ''',' ,', ',,~ laking office I guest of h~r parcnts, \'IIr. and CARDIGANS " ...... $6.95.10.95 : ;' ~:. :~;, :' ,.,r"!. "'aud Short: :\Irs. ,Iacob MC)~gan, whlle In. tbchuman test shows that addlnl # 'I , sodium fluoride to drlnklnll water '"c:r,'r' \ 'l',l'rr,ident. Fan· i city, I II f d If I' . ., !; :,~ ," 1l'll'l'1rdl; s~cre.! Migs :\largal rl Wells wal thr I a sa e an e ect ve' way III :',,1'11:,1'11 (rl'.elerl·' guest of her Mter and brother· sharply reducln, tooth decay In :t- ~:.':t'::':,::,~ \;oll't Thorne;. in.law :\11'. and Mil'S. Max Seevlour children, New York Ihte health ~r .. 1'!.\I'Y, DL"'is I O\'cr Ihe wekend. Miss Well& Is a leader. declared )londay night; I . ~ ;:'>' ._. '.', .' 10 "Thl' !.il·' . member of thr Grand FaUI Aea· They said It reduced dfclY and 11'1" Il· ;'" : _ Il~~a \\'hile dt'my 1t'3chlnll slall. tooth loss by nearly 80 per clnt ." tl:l ,I' _ _ I'.'nmitlrr: F.ra, ReI'. F. W, Bradbury. B,A.. without any harm to children. c I, !' "PI I: ~'l'lrl'lC"d ': R. I).. visited em'ner Brook dll'l" The "rfIrc\i\'cnen and 'afety" € '< ,.~ \ (, ,,' " _ (1\ ('IIl11ll1ittrl' ' inl: the past week to attend the are the prime flndlnls frum thl! (j :r' J . lirand Falb Pfcsb)·lery. On his "newburl·Kin,~ton study o! loolh ..,. :. : ~ f'" ~ , 5 d Rrv decay and fluoridation lit ,,'ater. c to , rrlurn 10 Bltchnns on un RY ~ .. . I') .:BradbUl~): ~toppcd off lit Miller. Slid Dr. Herman E. HilIebne, New .." 3 i , '11'( ., I 1 III York .tate health "ommissloner. .. '\ ( .,t ,; :,' town to condHet DI\', ne sen' c • E." " • • The town of Nell'burlh N.Y., 10 0 Vi SI. h' .. \1idar~' of Ihe!'l'. years a,o belan addlnl a little M' ;;" ':., .', :,..;d Ml (,lI.ic'y- Jlarny T~!'lor, .Ieft d; th:: sodium fluoride to III publlt ,,·ater. " II 1'" ,:,: i':"':' :II :he audilor· I home al South RI\Cr:1 t' . with while Kinlslon ,a nearby town of " 0' :':t' :-:., 11.,11 nn ~l\nday week to ~pcnl1 the'" n er equalllr.e, did not • 11 •:"..... 1"',Ci·I ... ; 11111. I)c~pite i his {amil>·. . 111 ".' . I I J f M eo!' SAFE AND EFFECTIVE ;.( ".r:,'~ ":,, ... I;\iI. wllll'h block· 1\1 Is, Mar e onel 0 t I~ !' .... ,;. ,,': :,:. "t1nu'rous cars town Junction wa, confined a A fln.l comprehensive report on .~ I:,0(,1 -tit" ,om I' ninel~' I Buchans Hospital for medIcal thl. Iclentlfle test was presented ·, ) 1 :,"" ;,",,:: ',: thr pal':~' which' trcatment last week. fluoridation .. • public health I' ;,,' " :;, ,,! ~Irs, Pal rick I ;\lr5. Mary Furlon, arrived experts at a conferenee of the New , 'r ;"; ':;' .1 .1, I\'nl~h. \\,in.. from Carboneal' on December York Institute of ClInleal Oral j :/:, ,,' • • " ! pri7l's for 45's : llIh to spend the winter months PathololY. ." "', !' , C"ilin. and ~Ir~, i with her son Thomas Furlan, Hllblhlhtl of these reports: :,-, ,\ ." \II'~, Henry and [amlly. The study "has demonstr.ted :t ,_' ,,'.: 1':'1 K('nncrly Sr., :\Irs. Pat ByBle Is at present beyond quution of I doubt the L,\ ,,'(',nil anrl third working parl·lilile at the Post Of· effeeth'eneas and lalety 01 water >i ;"';','" 'l" i,;' "'j'I", ,:~, • {ice to assist tilt staff d\ltl'ln, the fluorodlatlon u • public health , '" _ ___ present hea\'y cOll,eltlon of procedure." .ald Dr. HlI\eboe. Christmas mali. fllrs. Byrne, ..... ho After 10 yeaTS, ehlldren In New I E,n~a~e d was a member of the Postal De- burg 'Ied /I to 9 have liB per t eent leu tooth decay and missing :1 ;. f";,,:e';h'I;l (O[ ~Iis~ Tiler, partment for several yearl, n!' i signed last m"nth and wu suc· teeth th.n Klnaston youngsters of ,,; i' ,c.:', rj~'I,~illr: of 'Irs. ROil' ceeded by i\lIbF Marie Head. the lame .aes. The Newbur,h ehll· I; ~:'v',::\\('1l :,~,l :ltc laIc ;\Iil' dren ha,'e had fluorldatell ",ater '( Ii(','':, ,;0 \1. ('kmcnl Fcw . of the Buchtn! Mlnlnl Co. of· ;y all their lives, the Kingltnn chil . I ! .", : \1., I'lara and Ihl' fil'\) holds tht' pOlltlon of Em· dren did not. 'J" ',1' f. .,. I,r ill' 'lain, was, plo),ce Utilization Officer with The Itudy find. B2 to 53 per cent ',.tr·,y .,t: "'~t cd Thcrl'sa ih I the U.S.A.F. at Goose BI,. Their Ius deelY. mluin, Ind fllllld teetb ~ t ! ;, I.:':,,).,: "\' :!'t' Community Imany friends Join 'In I!xtendlnl amonl Newbufllb chlldren who . ", ', . ~~: !: . .: .. l'!' !:; : i ." . , , DtnDEAR-A deeora!lve snowy whit. Chrlstma. reindeer lets add· ed'decoratlon Ib the form of prett)' Vonnie Waldee at Cypre81 Gar· dens. FIN. It'a a lure bet tha~ 'Vonnie wOl\ld be very welcome to Iride with Santa Clalts on Cbrlstmas JEVI. • · . l'i"-G~:: THE B;ELL ISLA.ND NEWS ~:~!~nm THI- : ~~~~~--~--~~~-.----~--~------~------~------=--=-----,--- In N · IThe Ferrv Service r',~,· "'-.. ~ .Almit'erntry '\Election Officers -- People The ews I ,~ "," !,:rs. Ell Noseworthy and fumll)'; and Mrs. Fred Pynn, Mr'd and anxious to further the Interests of L t u endeavor ~o to live lhat '1' Seals have bec~l distributed to all the city Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arch 'Janes, Uppcr Mrs. Walter Squires; Mr. an Mrs. their home town, but cannot. Why? ,e:e camp to !lIe even the householders If anyone was In. _ Island Co'·e. Alike Stoyles: llr. and Mrs. Cecil Indifference of the general publici when ,: ~ . , a Mr. Phons! Hawco of the Per. Cards:-Bell Island, :\1I5s Jean Dlc~5: Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Mer: We have two International bodies und~rtaker wi., be sorry-Mark ~~::~~~; b~n'~~~:ineih:tlst~h: Isonne. I Department, Dominion. Wa. Gra)'; Tom and Eieanor Lamswood: cer, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Vokey, here who are doing a wonderful Twa n. '1 ' bana Ore Ltd.,' made a bUslDess Ilr. and Mrs. G. J. Robbins; Una Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Gosse; Mr: joh l1I' the limited way open to rh: lad~~?o[ ht~ Is fU'~ICo~ TO;;o~~~n~~c tJ~~~~iesy ()f Le. trip to st. John's yesterday morn. and Percy' Jefferies: ~Ir. and Mrs. and lin. Joe Atkdlns abnbd f.amMlIY, them, but tbey could do Infinitely &hP Idn e~s, h u ..i~y a 1:~Sg ~own baur and TowI,Gouncll contribu. .lng. Nlthan Crane' Albert Squires and Mr. and Mrs. Fre Ro lns, r. more If they had the full sup- ar es w en we re s , family: Miss 'Ena Pitts; David and Mn. George Rideout; Mr. and port of the citizens, of this town. -William L. J3rownell. tlons may bp left with Bank of I H k . )Iercer: Annie and Joe Coombs Mrs. Leonard Clarke; Miss Theresa We haye the Wabana Town Coun. Nothing Is t'usler than rault· Nova Scotia. or at the Town OC ey I LlIIlan and Randolph Gosse nd Melvin; Mr .andMrs. Randolph ell that is, trying to do an almost finding: no tallmt, no sel[ denial, Council Ome.. 1" d I th Bill . IJmllu ' Mrs Madeline Dobbin' Noseworthy: Mr. and Mrs. John impossible task against actual no brains, no character are reo I~ The first rO'Jn n e ~ IS- I .. . 'M S dl J kin' Donald t qulred to et up In the grumbly LOeA [, land Senior League ser es S I Mrs. Ned Miller: lin. M. Nicholle Gover; rs. a e en I, ~stlllty In many cases from cltl· s \ tl' At Little Bay New Highbrldgt, r The St Kevin', team d f mil . 'I d "1 "VII and Laura Gosse: Mr. and Mn. h It I I b t h h buslness-Rob"rt Ves.. ave. . 151 Gray;an aMrs. y, Edwin•• r. an Rees Il rl.and , lam·son Bert Rideout,. Mrs. John Pitt,• Mrs. zno ns, alternate w 0 er suggestionse ze, u w to 0 make.ave h dowstering .the old" workings fllr' Iheading the lI,t. of "Iet()rles and I II 'I d M W H dd d Thos Kennedy' Scotia Ridge' AIr N tl f th I Ch ° Ch underground IDveshgahon, It Is ~ now leadn,g the league. I ).; Il r. an n. m. e an . , ,. 0 co·opera on rom e genera kl f't L'W B Th d d pened on family; Mr. and Mrs. Arl.lur and Mrs. John Kennedy, Scotia public. For over twenty five rlstmaS'• eer ma ng a sucee!s o. I S Ie, ay· e lec~n rO,un 0 I Bennettand.famll)·: Mr. and llrs. Ridge; Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Seward; years, we have been trying to get ~opper prop~rl~' Diamond, drilling Saturday mght 'With Rangers and I .... _ _ ... _,-,- Albert ~Illler, (Sr) and family: Air. and Mrs. Ed Nlcholle; MyrUe a hospital for Bell hland. No luck! Collection IS !~I~g e:r~etll. out exLens V~I~ ill H~kS, :~clngr\)~!d very Interest'l VIV.lD CONTRAST-The aircraft carrier USS Forrc~t:.1 ro::ht, d~~: Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Penney and and Winston Churchill, Mr. and No co-operatlon from the publie. The Salvation Army will be .. or ar our, a recen r , e g e p.' ast a resslve other ships at the Portsmouth, Va" Na\'al shipyard, ,\: leit "- family; Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bull Mrs. Curt Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. C. Carbonear got the Idea TWO holding their Christmas cheer col. hole )~1~~~;1 ~ee~ at I2.5~'7r ~o~ ~ng.~t ~:~"e:ot~ tea!~, with i carrier USS Coral Sea, one of the Navy's largest carrio'f<. Bct~etJ and family: Bastow Lod&c, LlJ.>", O. Butler, Mr.. Mary Blackmore, years ago, and they practically per an . ,0 U ZIDC n e u oc y j the two destroyers. N0 208 'Ir d 1.1 A h R le St John's' Mn Major J Ebllry h th I h It L 'Vh' 0 lectlon on December 16. and 17, Pond area 5upplles are being plenty of body wOO'k. Rangers '1 • d; • aEn .. rts.,. rc tOh ; Mr's Belln'd'a M'ltchell Mr and haved de r OSPt a tYI' f ne They will also be holding a Christ, brought in and the future pros. Ibulged the twine. for 1\ counters ____ ..•__ _ .. r. In :Ip rs. rnes l'Iolewor '1:. ,. un re percen co·opera on rom D 21 " h I ~Ir. and Mrs. Donald Cameron; Mrs. Richard Lear and family, Mr. Its citizens! I~as programme on cc.. peets ~re bright fllr a major de, to outscore la .. t years camp ons 1 Muriel Gordon Rose and lamlly· and Mrs. Harold Butler, and [am· The Federal authorities started been making promises of better velopment. by one goal. I ~fr. Aibert Sapp; Happy Home: '11'1, Lonll Pond: Mr. and Mrs. Wal· to erect a building In Harbour equipment and serviccs, time and FOREIGN . Last season the Hawks were I LOL, No. 1117: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. icr Parsons, Mr. and lItrs. George Grace recently. Citizens did not again, but thc service is rapidly The world's most powerful war !out In rront I,hroughout the ser· Kent,·· (Scotia Ridge); Mrs. Ell CbllrchlJl, Portugal Cove; Mr. and like the type of building proposed, deteriorating. And every now and ship "sa~atoga" the new U.S. air, I' lea. They ha"e already been bea· 'I Noseworthy and ramlly; Mr. and Mr .. Calvin'Slmmons, Mr. and Mrs. and held a public meeting of pro. then, we take up the daily news. craft·carrler launched at Blo.oklyn .. ten three tlmn this seaso~ a~ USE.D· CARS Mrs. John Kent, (Scotl! Rid' e): Thomas Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. Gar· test, 50 effective that a cabinet papers and read where this same On October 8th, tht' US aircraft It Is difficult to say at the p ese t Mr; Ind Mrs. Ray LittleJohn; Mr. field GOlse, 'Glace Bay:. Mr. and minister and the Federa!, AlP, for company Is Instal1lng new and carrier "Saratoga" 59,600 tons was ~Ime which on~ of the four teams ando Mrs. Wm. JohnsOn: Mr. anu Mrs. Peter Rideout, Toronto; Miss the district went to Ottawa. It 15 modern equipment In some of tbe oamed and launched bv bel nit IS likely to win the championship, Mrl. HarYey Kitchen! Mr. and ~frs, Maisie 'Sheppard, (2 cards), Mon· a pretty life bet that Harbour smaller towns of this province. floated in the gravinr dock at the Steve M~an: Mr.' and Mu, I trea).. Grace will lIet the kind of buUd. There seems little hope that the :tFw York naval shillyard Brook. DOG .STARTS CAR , Ing It wants. Would this happen middle aged citizens of Bell Is· 1J1t, by Mrs. Charles Thomas, wife (J:,~ ~ ~!:~Sl.E~e:~s ~i ,IN" DOOR Buy' Christmas Seals on Bell Island? Not a bit of ltI' land will bestir themselves to any of the Secretary of the N;J\Y. North Vancouver left bis cocker The Fedl!raJ government could great extent after being dormant "Saratoga", . !ister ship to the spaniel In the front seat ()f his car put any old type of bdlldlng here, for so long, but there Is hope that aircraft carrier "Forrestal" will and went to get a cupof coffee. DISPLAY : and balf the population would not the new generation now coming have a speed 0: 30 knots and will- While he was inside a cafe, the • even know It was there! 'We have up, may, through proper training cost $206,920,000,oo, surely this i~ dog pressed the starter and ra:l I : a public utility opera"ng here try. and indoerlnatlon In the schools a world record for the cost of a the auto into a brick wal. The •, Ing to serve this population of over of the~ ciVic responsibilities de. warship.' , damage: $300 worth. I • eleven thousand, with obsolete, velop a stubborn opposition' to The prcsent Argentine Govern, an~ the jewels alone were stated o•,· and out of date equipment, that Is taking thfs kinll of thing "lying ment e)(hiblted to representatives 10 be worth $3,750,000.00, among I : making nervous wrecks out of Its down." II Ihis training is noL now of the press a great quantity of other exhibits were 600 hats, 400 i employees, and raising the blood part of the school curricula, the jewels, clothing and other pos- drcss a1ld . suits. ,and ma~y hand, I, ..,I pressures of cltfzcns, who un· soonel' It Is made a llart, the sessions of General Pcron and the ba~s and pairs of shoc~. , Terra Nova · fortunately are compelled to usc Ibcttcr. late Senora Eva Person, The col. I General Peron said "these' were ' Motors this sO called service. For over Yours \'Cry trUI)', lectinn was displayed at the presi·1 girts from the people and ~'ould I LIMITED Fight Tuberculosis fifteen )'urs this corpQration bal.' JONE~. dental residence in BUeno Aires, be ~eturned tQ the people." ,______---- :t' • .. , tHE DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1955 ~------~--~~------~--.------~------,--~.------'--.~' ' ____~-.I~II II ' - -her In \.'('d chrn ,_ ;, ' I e do ;'" ' It .,',.. :. ,pron '." ! ) rt t r I, ~ : If ~ ~ (IU YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO ";;n, OWN ONE or· THE SEDER ball 01, QUALITY TV SETS' - WELL " nlll tar. "r.til HERE'S YOUR CHANCE AT A SALE PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD! MANY FINE FEATURES DISTIN· • 01 • GUISH THIS SPECIAL SALE t~:nl t I', I 10\0 tane MODEL: SUCH, AS LARGE, .... I hi:d'i , i !aru CLEAR 21" PIC T U R E TUBE r • ,. J G I V I N G SATISFYING CON TRASTS, BEAUTIFUL SOUND REPRODUCTION, TRANSFORM ,." ER-POWERED C HAS SIS FOR , " BET T E R RECEPTION AND , "r. til 2 D.VS LEFT MANY OTHER FEATURES THAT • ONE YEAR SERVICE IN YOUR HOME, , YOU WOULD WANT YOUR On Any TV Set • ONE YEAR WARRANTY ON PICTURE TUBL TELEVISION SET TO HAVE! $ .00 PARTS AND RECEIVING TUBES. • BEST QUALITY RABBIT EAR~ ANTENNA COME IN EARLY . " . ""RITE Purchased 'From OR OR. PHONE . . . BUT DON'T • STANDARD ANTENNA AND PROFESSIONAL MISS THIS HISTORY·MAKING SIMPSONS-SEARS INST ALlATION. j.' SALE AT SIMPSONS·SEARS! DOWN '. DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME. ,', " Includes. · · · , ' , I 1 , ' 1 , I ,. ,· 'I :,t , ' , I I, ,~ I.) " , 'I: i ',: . . . . ' "4* ~ ,,', < .J.fbi. ' j I. ~I I: . .. ~ I' I .~~ .1 WALNUT CABINET . REG. 369.95 BUT FOR ONE WEEK' ONLY • · • '.:,I 1 ','• ":.': • ~ \ , I s ,:. I~ ;:1· ~ .. '1':;;\: " .00 \ ' .. .. . '. ~ r,'· ~ "I. ...,.'''' ' , (. ,7 ,I " ~ ~:. : : - ,': .. ;1 • , ON 'SALE Exclusively By ~ * WE SERVIC£WHA,T WE 'SELL , , ., PSONS-SEARS , . rs 170 WATER ST. ST., JOHN'S -- SCOTIA RIDGE BELL ISLAND • , I .. 1j .- THE DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 19~5 coune, pOtenUaoy more ierioul ------than lunetloaal murmur.. It II - nte"e ••ary In each elle 10 decIde "ASTRO·GUIDE" Your Child's where the murmur Is com in, tram By Ceean' that I., what part of the heart II For Thurs:fay, Oc~ember 15 Involved. how badly the heart has been dam lied, and whether or Present-Fi)r You and 'HEALTH not It I. pl'Ol1'elilve. Yours • • • An excellent day Cor whale vcr you choose to do! , EDWIN P. IOIDAN, M. D. ACl'lIALLY, EVEN IN MANY , fOR Engage in a stiml/laling divers:o~ ¢T calfS of heart murmurs from rheu· . to liven things up around yo!!r Jlr. W. w LUBIN'S RIOT MVlUltJ18 maUc fever, the outlook II prelLy base oC operations, But be c~rc· lIT IN DEJa 'I'IV. NICHE thou,b In others the activity director af ,oad. ful that an extravagant whim baJII , may have 10 be reslrlcted and docsn'l place you under financinl \I'.re , I :III. are the day., thank other mellum IJlltltuted. )frs. lV: .oad· By STANLEY DRAKE obligation which you will fid I, whell every child with a ' burdensome later on. Qulloo '; ~J; by Nc rt murmu~ was put to bed for Most of the heart murmurs trom i5 especially good for entcrlair.· .nel Ne'" 1/ IthS or year. and made Inlo a birth detects are fairly aerloul. ing tonighl. Invite friends over. tlleY plan t IniC Invalid. Nevertheleu, the 80me of them are responsible also ,ptnd tbe ~ overy of a heart murmur In a for the blue bable .. which everyone Future ••• II six·story office Past ••. The first secession liiter frequently cau... the haa heam of. Today mlny of the~e oUllulng will bc buill on a tun!· Ihre~t in the U.S. was 141 years , cOJl! BA( lnts to become conslderabiy call be mTected by heart ,ur,ery, tal~ so thai il can be kept ago today. from Ihe Hartford i (acing Ihe winler sun. This is Conl·cntion. held by New Eng. ' Ion elltht :e!other. for exampe, reeen. Until the whole situation hal only one of Ihc many·ways that land manufaclurers whe were elS oJ the wane. "My dau,hter, a,e 3, been carefully Itudled, It is 1m· will be dClclo(lcd 10 ulili~e sun· angry 8bOUI lowered tr:.:: due :: Club, tile 1 a heart murmur and I have poilible to know whit If anything light. to war. : paeJII btl'li tc 1 told she will outlfOw thl. b)' needs to be done for the youngster )load.)' ev, a,e of 15. and not lo:",or:y (or 'l'Ownup) with a heart mur· .The Day Under Your Sign toJlle assist 1t It. Can you ,I" me further mur. ARI.; 1[". M.,.h" I. Aptil201 L1BRAIS.pl. 211. Ocl. ):1 . In the B rmatlon?" OF C01JR8E. SOMEONE wllh , A \'crr .,{;~\-,=, ,b': l( dtr.nl~tI in )'ollr .:wr~t.I,: .. : i' 'n )(.111 f; ~' ... : :(.\'::"."'1. was a )parenlly. In thl, case the lit· murmur and sips 01 serious In. c\atl. "It:1 SII(' t'~'illl (com!':tb(.n of Utfo\~l!f all,1 otlit,f."'"' V"; "'~I""c .\'~:y "I, ",112.tt\'(r )OU nan Ir.dlcawl. nttn\l!( d 1!IIS t'U:I.~nt 0.1)", IIlbstantlal lir's physician feel, that the tefterence with (unctlon!n& of tne Jllelllbers oj :I has what 11 known as a "fWl' heart must receh'e treatment an~ TAURUS (Aptil21 1. May ;~I SCORPIO (Ocl. 21 I. N••• J2I . "11t ~1id'~"'n'lch if, \Ol:r. t .... h ", PI ,,'"" Tn !.1V' i" rr.l'f~ {.avorah't for u!:~~~t. thOSe who: '11" heart murmur. This kind uluaUy Clnnot undertake Itrenuc-.Js i" Ih ... lime- I~ (,11~f:~i;\atc: I dul Illat un In~ l'U'ml"n dral "'hi"''' .'U ft'Iltl~ . hin, is quite common In child· ph),.lcal exertion. In fact In t:l~ . !'3Y bi;.: rli\'ii!cnds latn. urlicr thi .. w('C'~. Gel io~nc ear 'V. coUectors, donations, 1 and It doel not mean levere cases rest In bey ma;,' till the DAILY NEWS) received from I tlon, that Ihe offer was the, was met by the combined donation! GEMtI'll (M,y 21'. Ju •• 21' SAGITTARIUS IN ••. 2)1. D••. 21) . Ih~1 PI d ~tated Iaform:'o1ioll Ih:lt ',.. n 'Lirj,l(n fro~ you "1t~:l'lu!:'h )'O'lf idt:al fTI,;', be diHtrrr.:. ase Is present. Functionhl be nece.sary. • S a St. John's bu&lnessmnn f)f a sub· I finest Ihe Playground Association II of 300 o( the st. John's public to. ~mtfll~;, \\illy'Jn1t to lir~'1 MW :and !'gU Hm('~'tKr. 111:1\ t'{rn E.• l;~(1I'1. "'·u bu;l.tll 'murs Ire oullt'own and need aygroun. h d . d I h t f (1 th . on m;!\.e loieCI!lIOn acc&ulinl!l>', .at. Go (ll1l1t ;11(:11' .'llh Jl.an" Interfere In any WI)' with tno Nevertheless, the outlook for scription of $2.000 per yea.r for I a crer receive n I a I a er ge er wllh grbnts of $600 from E . M . CANCER (Jun. 22 I. Juty 22t CAPRICORN (D ••• 221. Ju. "1 ind activities of the youn,ster most patients with a herat mur· xecutlves eel th'e years If tile City Council II ed a yearly Income lor the sup-, the st. John's Municipal Council Arh'lcf from somCO:lt bmih... r , .. itt. .tle UO!T.utic hrmu11 11ff\'J.h. ~J'lflld t(,~t has one mur Is now considered to be pretty would supply Inpd lor fl\e addi. port ol playgrounds. SOllie few and $;;00 from the Department of hc:tt (ollhl !ll"on: utrcmc1y bcndi .. iaL tim! in r:aml~:t f!routt ~i~cunion 01 HCilI. Listen urduU,. fbI' II1an~. Cc (f)'JI'lCr~IIH. HEN A 'MtJlMVll Is heard,! ,00<1, Many people with this sym· Twenly out of twenty fOUl memo tiona I playgrounds. While nol con· )'em ago, the St. John's Lions Public Welfare. The balance had ,ever, It Is always necessllY ptom eln lead practically normlll bers of Ihe Executh'e of The dltlonal on the ·offer. the letter Club ha dolfered to estahlish a to be oblained from bingo. a very lEO (JOy 211. AU9. 221 AQUARIUS (J••. 20 I. Ftb. '" Don'l :1110"'" Jlenon" ffthn'.:t It' lnrt'r!ert R~~i~t the- leml'tatlon 11'1 .,.irk "~Jr DOUSE lV, leeide whether It I•. (Unctlonal Ih'el. Chlldren's Playlt'OUnd Association also contained the suggesti,," that third plR),ground In the central unreliable source of Inrome to with doil1l: .a ~\lOi ri:'ly', ",elk. Tlnnes dUllu. (;0 ),l,.{Iut )"0:.' UIU:t~ b.!ks I!ur,r.; werk lUI hd",t nh::htbll. dl)', :and Ilby en Ihe tVcn;nc. Hrs. fra he result 01 heart dllease and As time loes on more and !Dore attended 'Ihe meeting held on It might be possible to find four part of the elly at a cost of some put It mildly. Mr. Outerblldge con. VIRGO '''.9.231. Sept. 22] , PISCES Ire:'. 191. M.~ch.201 . bOUle warr is the result of dIsease. whet· II being learned about thl. IUD-, Tuesday' at The Sterling Reslaur. other indivlduaJ~ ot orgHolzatiom. $5,000. but the Playground Associ· eluded his remarks by J;uggesting \'011 h":\'~ I,ttn "lOCI do"..( 1"'1 til- \l'Mtf~ to Ac(t~t ~'h'!n ,n die ,rUtt 1ft, ... ·~.1~" It the disease b Icthte or hul"l. ject. Encoura,lnl developments. tb th L. b I I d I' th on Sell-tol' 1#.. the In.ot'''· ~t;>!1!l ttlti\ ;and t~hC: In· " oHn;tI Irll I·"t il in'''' .t.cllon. Yoe\1 osl 'of thnse murmur~ In young· too. can be expected from our In ani, e a er mem .... f5 ? nil un· who would eontrli'ute similar allon had to regretfu lY ~c Ine e that one of the contributors of othtr 1eok at ,itI.l31ion. art ~chwul~' 10 l~n:fit flnantilllly. ,\!ning ~ suiting (rom disease are I ere.,ln, knowled'e about rhell' .\'oldably absenl through lpeelal amounu. The letter was tlten read oUer unles.~ a method could be $2,000 desired might be the Muni. C' }jS. fit}·, [':'Itcrrri',•. rr,t. g.thered 10 :edrebY rheumatic fever, Some I matte fever and the remarkable business enga,ements Mr James by the Secr~Rry oI the Play· shown of raising the additional eipal Council. In every city on to presenl ourse. are the result of delec:~ i pro,reu In heart sur,ery. Wllh A. Clancy, Prelldent of the Asso- groul1d Association, Mr. John M. funds required to cOl1duct a third Ibe mainland public pl~ygrounds mone .... lIr :h were !>resent at birth and, what we know about preventin:l elallon, explained the object of Walsh. playground. At present hall tbe were. muniCipal respollsibillty. llrs, A. W. caUed cnnlenltal murmurs. rheumatic fever we can hope and the meeting which WI! tll dlseu~s Mr P E Ou'erbrldge Life Pres. cost of running the Bannerman Mr. John M. Walsh gave a brief Ie heart murmurs resultlnl Iexpect that heart ml1rmurs of thiS . "., 'd A 1 I kid Welted Sho'e Design Is a ttlles for' 1 rheumatic f eve rare. c.l origin will become leIS ,requent, the offer (already publJ~~ed In ident of the Playgroun ssoe a· and Victor a Par s p aygroun s account of the municipal support public playgr"unds received in mainland Canada and the United States which he had learned from New(o'merto High Fashion '1 attending a Ndtioanl Playground oCngress at 51. Louis in 1954 and i {rom personal visits to New York ! playgrounds. Mr. Walsh em:lhasiz. ! cd the difliculty of looking after : 2,ODO children, Including 750 ju· "enile basebal!crs, in the space available in tll'O (larks only and he supported the idea oC addition· RI playgroundR. His Worship Mayor Mrll'~ spoke of th~ difficulty ol ohtaining ~uit· able IDeations for additional play LADIES' SLIPS :t. grounds, Itated that the Council LADIES' 100% ORLON i • In Nylon, Nylonized Jeney • was very interested in th, maHer and Acetate Crepe, bra top under dl~cusslon Ind promised eo JERSEY PULLOVERS operallon. Other apeaken were finished with embroidered and Councillor Nightingale and flessrs. Round nick, short sleey.s. net trim. Coioursl Pink, White Rupert Bartlett. Ank Murphy and Colours Pink, Maize, Aqua and Blue. Sizes 32 to 42. Thol. J, Dalton. Reference was Blue and White, Small, med· made to the tine edilori~i in Tues· 49, 2.20, 25 lum, large. . 1. 3. day'. DAILY NEWS on the sub I , • ject of the offer received by Ihe , i~,' to 4.75 Playground AS~lICiation. Upon mo· , 'l'be high hshicu 'H·II,·,t !:IIII~. sholl"lI h,·re. is ,urt "",\ rh'·:i!.!e'. 'rl' tJ.:- tlon of Mr. Groff Carnell D Corn· ; w,'J( is Ihe narrow slrill or "'"Ii,,·r ""'I I.e.!!, ""!.cr :<11.1 ,II:"~ I.. ", htr :.~!' i mlttee was appointed by Ih' Pres- 3Dd keells the shoe r.... 1II heilll( h~i':I'11 WI IIf , t;:!". II:', ,.. ~ P:!!ill' LADIES' NYLON, ident to Interview the ~tllnicipa: : (lert) alld ulw'I'p'le( :.it· ,Ire lilli' "'JOIt''''s tof \1'('1,"" ,!( ';:'11.,_:;) rii.iir NYLONIZED JERSEY and Council and to rel'\cw the whole Dugas, !'iE.\ WOIlWU'S Ellitor. LADIES' mailer of the generou3 offer re- 'I' .... - -- - ACETATE CREPE ceived with • view to accepting !I!'t:~1!1!11 l·C:iTl·()~;t·: 1:~;I!tUr it The tommittee appoiflled were I i \\",\;;:I(:\(;TO:'\ I'~!'I - T", ,'," ORLON' CARDIGANS • I Y2 SLIPS 1 MesHs. L. M, Pl\r~ons (Convenor). , fener rlro;l:d'llIl ~PI il:-- ... ri":"!ir,):: ' Rupert ~arl1elt. (;rolf.("arMII. Sutton-Io.neck, Colours Pink, • ;.:"lnL"p'::,:',",'rl ~T;l:·:'l';·l':'~·.' ';;, Wide net and embroidered IRay Manning and John ~i. Wal.lh. Lemon, 01"" Greel'l, Blue Clnd PI'Oil'),':~:'l III :;"lll~ I"~' \ (':.;(,~,,:. ',. frills, Small, medium, large. I : Mauye and Cherry. Sizes 104 i~l~'iil~:'" ;'1 :'1(' P~'''! h'~'!..:;i ::1 I:""} (I:' h,·:!d:r,'.! I'>,· 1,1', t rll' .... :.;: ,'. to 20. 1,39, 1.70 2,25 I .. ····,1 .-1I1'~:"" . :li" t.';" < ., ->! .. 1 Pretty Crochet 'j"1I'"~~·,1-;t: h·- 1l··'("~11'1' Y''': '+J:-" l·h:1!·;~.· t~. ',q~(",. "->:~' :;11 "" .~ to 3.20 . ri',:::d", r":~h ~ ..... ,t th~! :' " ~, bo, , i~';('d t:'''I'~ ,~~ '1",1 1,f' 'I" ',•.• v': : 011 rl('·:;~n'- ('II' h'1th th ..• :" '. "1' e:-:;'! : rn'l P'f' .. Ijio h:'< '~'I:':l fl"'::~"1 !'. I (!lIc'l h mmlr til Con~:"' .• ;"1" :::! , m1n{'y. LADIES' NET AND NYLON NYLON, PURl SILK WII.T . ..;or ~IEET 1'r.,.,tW'l and HORSEHAIR CRINOLINES , Br.l. ... ·\~,. n:",'o···, - rr:"'~ ,\(j'Ii.dN· I.urel Broe,!"·,,,,·,,,:h 0 I ana SATIN SCARVES Ruffled and frilled; colours White, Pink, ;;1)"lhorll Irr'~'''1 .~;I; T,:,.,',,·, .~, Blue. Small, medium, large. is Mt r:'<,p~:'rll 10 r.1"r l r>r"~',' and IAND~NNA5 i of Irrl'.'nd P:"rmiC'r J(lhn l'n,r'"l '" " 10 tr\" to ('1;1.;;;(' h~l':l"r ~ 'r';(':'l :'I!'. Plain and Floral pattern,. t1,\'r(!n [11<'0 t,··,') (":1l;;1~d"', g;'"rk,.. hnroll~h lold. P:II'I;"nwnt !:," r..,1' 'I ...., . "1 et Pel\' r.~r ,1£1 :"n';I')l1 t,.: r,:n1, ,r • ' F.irr honor Ihr trc~ty ,he qnri in In2:; h)' whirh ...•~~ acc~pt! QUILTED SATIN and the con'til\1IiQn~1 po.'II'O" an,~ LADIES' boundaries of Norlher~ Ireland. SATIN HOUSE and HAND BAGS nu;- he -ampled) t~- sT.- JORS'S Assorted stylu Includ· - , DAIl, Y Nlm'S, (JIolL~I'ho"l ,~~ I' DUSTER COATS inl the Clutch Bnl: ,~.r\n ~ .. .J. I}ellt.) GO FROST S'fREET \\~S!, Colours Dark Green, "'I Hac.e C~ TOROSTO. OST. Print ola:n:~ I .., A "I ... ADDRFS':: r \TTf.R~ Assorted. styles., Colour. Avucado Grcen. Red, ! Perfect gift Cor Ihe m'w lJab)'-,"~ ," r •• , ., . , . Tan, Blown Copper, booties, cap and jacket made in a NUMBER. (' F BnOO1\S Gift Suggestions I Pink, Blue,' Wine, Tor. Bluel[, I pretty pinenpple pa tlern ! EASY: ,Ordrr Ollr A L I. J' · cl'Ochet - in sparkling while or' Nccdlecralt Catalo~lIe .. r. n \. to I . . g" nd pa "1'< oC rXl'ltIn~ ne' BONE CHINA TEA SETS quoi", Black. and White. 2.25 6.25 , aalDly pa~tet colo.r! .•: .; pa:5 a . '1 '. ,h t: t'!1' Paltl'rn i089: Dlrcctlon~ Cor 10' de"~:!n~ -: kmillng. (roc r now!. Sizes 12 to 20. I lant's booties cap and jacket to I brOidery. Iron·oni'. '(0) < and 'T ,. t' , 5 d~" t [or I'our CUTLERY SETS I crochet in 3·plv bab\' yarn. I 11'5. CII. .., ern s '. yco" 'il 50 to Send TWEl'o'TY·FIVE 'CENTS in I' of this wonrlerful hook no~" . n~I·' 6UGAR and CREAM SETS . ltd rl·', "n In ' . 8. 15.50 • coins (or this pattern (sbmps can· \I an 0 or cr r.....w·,· .. 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En j iJ y HOSIERY - BOXED PIllOWCASES r~~~. pages and pages of exciting new desi~ns - knitting. crochet, em· CORTICELL'- PACKAGE, broidery, Iron-ons. toyS and novel. CH~STMAS ties! Send 25 cents for your copy 60 Gauge ..... :...... ,.013.10 for 2 paIrs of this wonderful book now. YOIl'1I • want to orderevery design in It! , IER MILL CAMIO-Stretch.II ...... 1.95 ~Ir . , ~Gie.5--· ATrEND..DINNER DANCE GOTHAM GOLD STRIPE MYSTERI~ ...... 1.95 pro y..oNDON (CP)~C;ome 300 memo bers of the Canadian colony in CORTICELLI ROMANCE, 61 Gaug..... " ..... ".1.50 pro Britain T!lesday night attended a dinner dance JlII'cn by the Cana· -HUNIIDORS Of 25 '2.50 rlian W()mr~'s Club al Ihe DOl"' chester botel. I • • s fiC D~ILY NfWS, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1955 Between Us' Women 1'011 rLOftlD.\ , toa!t to tile Queen. Mr. Coultas in· By RUTH M]LLETT \. \\" Wareham, managlnl, troduced Mr. Bob McLeod, who en· ~~ I 'el t~C firm of W. W,; tcrtnined the group-, with songs ::fi,lr and Son~. accompanied' and anecdotes about Newfound· ~~:~I\I'~:eh'l1l I~n here this 1 land. A .peelal welcome was 1I1\, : :"\. '("rtli St~r (or llontreal l en to !lUss Ruth McLeod of Yar· ,':' ,.:~.. \'orl\, }'rom Sew York i moutb, N,S" who has been In St.1 I~: ~:ln III ~o to Florida to, John's on business for the pa.t :'1: /;~C "inler, month, and Mr. McLeod played Stockings Take On Special Gla mor ~~:. '_ Annie ].aurie for her special bene· E a\l'ti ('Ll'n !It, A danee followed the dinner rl~ In;hU!iastic band of work· and Chris Andrews' orchestra .up ,I'~I the St, Jobn's come Back I plied. the music. Prizes were won ~.:'t~~ :srg!!t attendance of! by Miss E. Garland, Mrs. F. L. ~;:~m 10 datr. turned out on I Wood, Mr. Harry Mitchell and Mr. ,", _\,-rin. to render wei·; Laurie Johnson. t"l"" , .'" ';'I'nrC at the juble sale, - :=;.:!·'j;'IS, clubrooms. The' ,'ISITJN(i-CORNER BROOK ; .•" 'I a W.t ~ucceS5, and . ~ I Mr. Joe Dobson, mnnager of Day ~::;1111 !um was realized. The: Nlte Neon Ltd .. Is at present vlsll· ,•. ' , •. 01 10" cluh wish to thank linG Corner Brook on business. "I~'~\'~o p;'In1nilrd the sale, the . .•. !t ' " ", ... ,., .r.d th(,~e who sent .' t"l.·, . ;::JI.C'~.!' 0f hrll,rd IP an)' wa)'. NEWFOUNDLAND P.~SSENGER UST flOIl t'L.\Rt:S,:Il.u; , . The follDwlng possengrrs ar· ~t I~d ~lr! l., 8urt~n. of Clar· rl\'cd in 51. Joim's from BasIon and (::~ art ai, rr;'$cnt 1'l5ll1ng the: Halifax b)' S S. Ncwfoundland :, (~ I t>U) In. ,~,~. IMI"~ A. C,ornlck, Mr. H. Folin, Mra Folln, M."~ R, Hounsell Mr. E. ell i1 W\t:\nS(; . . ~Ic~n~y. lllF~ ~1. Power. MI~s P. :1', rrmi' OllIe I\'~~ ~1I'en R I neill, 'Ir~. r. Shaw, ~Ia~tcr T. :;!! "';:'"in~ _I l:rr new home Shall'. lla~tcr. F. Shall'. ~Irs. G, I Luxurious and whim !Ileal stocldnr!! add til your party mood " ~!"w,\n n.,.,1,. .on r' ~Ionda)'rid Sm'R II ••'1 r, A• Th omas. Br Ig J • Ben· durin&' the holidays. Rhinestones Oem are sprinkled over the S ankle In nylon stockln,s th.t twinkle. Tiny sprays or ,olden I~:'; d~rll, 11,1Ir1,)' 1\ ~ r en d , nrtt, )Ir, H. Fa:lan. Mr J Fagan. holly (abo,'c left) are used at knee of these nylons JU8t for fun. !o.,.:::~ I" ",'~,' 1~1'• • l~pPIM55 an f .~1·" I.. A • HI"C"(\,,, "I r~ F.•. K ~:h!'f" 11011,. sparkles wltb ptarls and rhtnestones. Appliques of black ""c.(r,\ ~rr \',11" a purse 0 :II n I d' 'I G 'I II I Cbantilly laee appear (above rlghtl on Instep or these slocktnp. .:,:;. II:, 1I;,r1) Haw!;ins and ;/Sta~k~eonar, l\ r. ..1 ~r n, l r, ' Tin,. spray of ,olden pine (rl,htl 15 hand· painted at knee or one stork In,. Two small ptarl. In red and ,reen rorm Christmas "._. .\.' lI'. r.r;ol\' wrre the hoa·,,e Th r0 II ow I nJ! p~sst'ngtr~ I eft ornaments.-By GAILE DUGAS, NEA Women's Editor, •,!!" '1'(""" Ihl .~.(\(ml1g, _ 'II St. In In'S for LI\'erp~ol. b~' SS. ~ G\'iDF.n i ~e\\'loundlanrl-Mr. B. A~h, M", I~.~~. R~b;rl (:ht,ul~. hu~illm man! S. Baker, MIs~. K, Baker, IIIr, J. n i S k Fashion Tips , .• c;:r,dPl' m iHd in thr city by Barron. Mr. K. BoettJler, Mr. H.! tea :;',',;;W 'r~;crd~y on a bus. ~ E, P. ~ur\\'ell. MI" Alex Clmpbell, : With Mushroo'ms .", :':p and i, rr~i!tered at Ihe I Mr. \\. G. V. Cartpf ~II. H. J. The well dressed woman Is the ;::,:.;dl!P lIoirl. I' Chapman. Mr. J. Crllch. Mr, W, one who drcsses lO her type, n~ .. _._ Hennig, Mrs. V Higgins Miss L. a Fa~cy Dish matter what the curent fad. Still ""':':::".'"'r::".;'""'~~---- \' PART\' , ~igglns, Master N. Higgins, Master ...... __._-,.- ... - _._ ...... , j:t;"l') U.rb~lI, who celebrated' K. Higgins, Mis .. V. Hlglllns, Mr. R·I I It's the piece of fur ihat gives dash to many of the fall costumes. :, ~.::~d~y bt \\'c~k. entertained ILlslll~an. Mr. A. McArthur 3ir. R., I The "piece" may be a hat, a muff, 1:;1.~rr (If hi, lillie friends at: A. '''. Pantene),. Mr. F. V, T. Per· !lr a bag, but only be one of these 1:.:,::~iY p.rt)' r.t his hume on ' rins. Mrs. J. Rf'dmond. Mr. David: for real chic...... ,., / •'!tcrnOlln, I' 'Iay:or, DI·. V. G. Wt!lsby, i::: :n~n~ lriend. will be sorry, W.~t.S. :' ;:!~ fl~t ~,I:s; Alma King of, The regular J!lonthl~' meeting oll !: ,:.,'k;;~ld ler Cream Company' tho Gower Street United Church ; ,!:.\(~I ~n rl1lcl'~~ncy upcr:,tlon Senior Auxlllal')' was held Tues· ; :.'~ GIJ(C ih'ii.ilal lin Tues- day. Dec. 6, with an excellent at· ·tendancc. Both the worship sen'lce and the slur)' program were under ,'~~1I11l 1'011 \\,1~rrR Ithe leaderahlp of !llrs. Hedley Win: !::; t~;.r Bann ;Iull'cd In the &or, assisted by llesdamcs Gray (. ';;1 \',cek trol11 \\"e~lcp'lIlc to . and !llool'cs and Misses Buller and ! ::! I:~' I'.ir.::r in the dty, She: Brett. The worship serl'lcc had for : ::.;.q ',Iilh ~ii,' .'. Kean, Top- : It I theme "What Child Is Thls~" !,.: I,'.'.~. Passages were read from the Old I STEAK PLENTY of mush rooms to add their navor 1114 rI • .__ Testament Ind the New, all lead., wlm 1:0)1 "L\Ill'S ('(I:-;TE:-;r luxurious decoratl"e 'ouch Is an yone's Idea of a meal, '11':' jng up to the Babe In the Manger. \ ,:', llr. nllll ~Ir!. ~. Norman 1.\11 the best In Christmas carols .IUlI' I.A! ::1 I~C ell' lin Tuesday i were sklliully Interspersed through. ' . • ,·iit" I:' H':::-' ("("lI:lIt on a. short' Ollt the readings: A beautiful serl'.1 BY GAYNOR MADDOX ~ clove garhc, minced fine, 2 ,. , .. , . _" I" 0'"" 'I I '1' f I - : ounce cans sliced mushroom1, ';'~', Ir,!l, ",,: ",I ~ rCol~t.rcu at ; cc no eaSI) orgotten. ]n the. ]n Southern Pcnnsyh'3111a lh~j'; drained, Melt butter and continue : ;,:.:,... ::, .. II:.lc Hillel. ; ~tudy program with its theme, \ groW and CDn ncarly 2·3 of ollr: to cook until brown Add guhc ,...... ! Offered G](ts". four women national supply of mushrooms. Wc' alld mushrooms, Continue to heatl 'TWAS THE LIGHT "The~' . i Isr.;;nl.\S ~uU,\1. ; dramatized four persons of differ. i went through that beautiful roll!ng! until mushrooms are hot. Serve ': " , ;, 1 ~:;:cr." ~t ~1~lIICol'lnl l'nil'el'sity ent n~tlonDUties of new Canadlans'l c?unu'~' ,and tal,ked good,grol eatmg lover stca)t. : ,'" I: m!il\~ the rn'l of their ,Isholl'mg the gifts our new citizens, \lith sc\CrHal 3",!lablc t \ elrs anI!; MUSHROOM CH]LI SAUCE • IS II' h before Christmas '., have to DUe t C dl : canners, ere a wc earncn " : ";::W p.lI~ I' planncl I (or: r 0 our an:! an cuI· i about mushroom saueC3 for broihi' : ,,:l;) !'\,~II:r,~ it the t:nll'ers-' ture. The annunl meeting followed steak . i One '·ounce can button mu~h- .' ' :. ,\r,n!':. Thi, part\' j, an an. with the President, :llrs. Bartlett, • I :-00ms, 2 tablsepoons butter, 3 tab·: I ,;1 YOU'LL BE THE LIGHT ,OF LI FE IF YOU GIVE HER A ...... U• a:i.'r ,'"';rcn b .. ihC' Students in the chair. Reports of thc '"ear's O.JIlt:SIIROOll _ STEAKI' SAUCE I .e,poonsteaspoon flour,pepper, ~2 1teaspoon cup milk, sa!t, liqUid, ~/A! H~R !".'lInril, Some of ' activities were pl'esented, all show. ne ...... uncc can Iceri mu. I' drained from mushroom Va , " [l ':,;:mr.lall"'~ ~ , .. FROM OUR NEW SH IP~AENT . I." '" !',u~(nt\ \',111 :ra'c during the: In, that thc W,~I,S. program of Irooms, 3 tablcspouns flour. 2 CII.!'S! chili sauce ,5, cup LAMP FOR CHRISTMAS . ',,'.: 'It". " ,"J ... I "~p~n(1 l'l 1m. t mas WI'th ' studl',,~n" st~"'"rdship , gl vI ng an d liquid,uld and made water from Y. mushroomteaspoon sa't11\1'," Saute drained mushrooms in bllt·. ~.1 ~ 1 t I',~,l !.r,llilc!. sending is being carried out with I pepper t taste' . , , ter and then remol'e them and set "I r" .. ',"__ enthusi3sm and Chrlstl~n zeal.! Drain ~ushr~oms, ~al'ln;; llquill. i asid~. Blend flour, salt and P~P'I r I::e ')F ---- \311,\ III\SI.lI ~Irs. Jackson, representing the: Add mushrooms to steak drippin~s ~ per mto butter. Add, ,I.owly, milk· -';""";" b 'i'Il'):~;,! Oaler ~Ianag~rs' nominating rommlttee. brought in I In saucepan or skillet and browlI.' and mushroom 11 qUI d., When i !"'::>Iir." hrh t heir ~l1nual din. : a slate of olficer~ for 1956 which I Add flour, stir until ,browncd. S!ir, smooth and boiling. add chili sauce 1 'l~~ ::: I.: I;t :it. '.'I."Un , " • ." DAilY NEWS, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1955 Report On 55 ~ - Commuiticable Lieutenant Governor Addresses Diseases , The . following communicable diseases have been reported to Ihis office for ~he week ending Amputation Branch December lOtb., 1955. Local War Bonner, lIarry Wbltten and Gerry Gastro Enteritis-St. John's (1). Osmond, assisted by Amp Jim ~Ieningitis-St. John's (2). .. 1I,, 1<'lIr. Thc Lieutenant MI. Baird. The programme tbey pre· Whooping Cough-Mount Car· ]i .••• " '(.,10111'1 The Honourable any mmlgrants l dO'\:1 sented was a varied one and most mel, Salmonler (1), Kilbride (1), nr~t{'r) f~'\;,~~)rd outerbrldge. KT., enjoyable. As individuals and as. . Eastport (3), St. George's (1). In c;.; ::( IlS(J. I'ntron of the New· a group they combined the old Perry's Cove (10), St. John's (9), ~am~'J C P F ::.:;I;r,d Branch 01 the War and the new, the songs of war and Placentia (lB), (Epi· I ct~\'l' ..•.; ...... ,r.; pI Calli,da was the annot ay' ares Marys~own' the melodies of peace, to blend' . demie).· .1 do~~ ....\~ : ...,.'" ot 111.111.11: al I hcrane b h' s I IbIU~i. themllnto an evening of mirth and . Chicken Pox-St. John's (11), )in;: ~, " ~::;:i Rrnllniun and Dinner held merr ment. By .H. L. JONES I the wOl'king member to come to Cavendish (1), Baie Verte (1), :.";:,.:; on the even· II' hi~h Rf~I'lllrant The National Anthem followed Canadian Press Staff Writer ICanada in advance of his relatives, (Springdale (2), Burin (1), Buch· bBwcl . ':., llt".,'nlhrr ;cvcnth. by the departure o[ His Honour, OTl'AWA (CPI-Of the 768,000 get settled and send for them ans' (Epidemic) II' hi"~ ,,::', :; 1111' i'llC hil! sucial cvent The Lieutenant Governor bl'ought Immigrants who reached Canadidn later. . '. . . to~IIC AlLiNG-Buster Keaton, h~ lOll. ,:.::~. ,,'lr II: tile calendar of the the 1955 Annual Reunion to a shores in the past four years some The loans average between $140 InfectioUS H~patltls-Bale Verte 60.year.old frozen·faced comedian (':l".11\ ,." :"'(1 ,ilh'I' lIs inception at close. 32,000 didn't have the money for and $150 but some are higher, de· (10), st. John s (~). . \"'~:i ,1" • their fares. pending on the distance from the Measles-PlacentIa (3), CupIds of silent movies, is hospitalized by ~ ::ain~ ::.' .'u,ur;,HP)l "r the branch in . J:-.\;iar a serious gas~ro·intestinal disorder. ::~;";:" h~' \'cI'n the means by SINK FIVE GUNBOAT The Canadian government help~u immigrant's country of origin. (2), Dere Lake (2), Eastport 0), 1 ra;ri TAIPEI, FormOsa (Rcutersl- them ~inance their pas~age to the I Und~r tbe plan, the immigrant's Carbonear 0), Boswarlos (3), He is said to be in "very grave" ::":1 I~I' \1",[ .\IIIPS have been condition at Hollywood's Sawtelle .:~ ~':"\ t.< ,Iww their apprecia· The Nationalist Chinese delence coUccti.ve tunc of some $4~800,OOOi CanadIan empl~yer agrees .to make Kippens (2), St. John's (2), Col· I •. nl\"•. ministry said Nationalist air force on an In.terest.frec)oan baSIS, The, mo~thly dedu~tlOns from hIS salar,Y Iiers (Epidemic), Brigus (Epi· Veterans' Hospital. ~":"~'., th.",' "!'" Ilaw helped the I'roo;o planes Tuesday sank five . money, In the form of travel war.\ the asSlsted·passage loan IS de.mic). '" • I': thl' .1:':-41l'i~llit)n. Chine~t ~nUI. Ihe \I~ •• ~ t . ".:,",i,,; a dl'ltghl!ui dinner, Communist gunboats in the M'~ ran~s, was advancerl under Can· lepal~. ------::n r.~.'1 river estuary outside the Commu ada s ~ssiste~ passage scheme and' SATIS~ACT.ORY ~~TURS . \ ' . ·1t~r(·t .. : .. :,' ;.r.'! Ill:l;' t,'ast or the "$I ,"I of roo,b,w. Th, ml","' , "" ,om '"' 1"""'. I, Imm,,""" , ..,,,I. "', """, """ "do> "d I,,,hm. ",,1,\ <',....-A..... " (1), ""~ ,~.!I ~dm'l (2). '~I ~In ',i~". "1'",' (llll'('n" was honou\'· said that three other vessels wCI:e Ipay after getting settled In thl,; lose tr~ck ~f .the odd ImmIgrant lIOST. FRO~1 GER~IANY St. John's (2), Deer Lake dama cd in he aid country. who qlllts hIS Job and moves 11'1'.0' Durmg the last lew months a Rube\la-St. John's (3), Grand :. r:,' ".:( ,P"""h '\',IS thai de g t r . Officials sal' lhat only a very out leal'ing a forwarding address. n u m b e r or stenographers and Bank (1), Marystown (4). ':i:(: \.: !I" i111I1(lUl", The Lieut· ~ :1'" i ,~ . I small percentage have failed to In such cases attempts are made typists, mainly from the United pulmonary Tuberculosis-port· II'r::'''·. uf ~ i lli f!ntf,n " ,,' t: who st10kc the lIALIFAX (CP) _ The Interna repay. \ to locate him and if he is found ini Kingdom, have come to Canada on i tie P d' (1) \all1e o! ~.~;.: ~\' ;l-:1 1:1 hcin~ Pnlron or tional Associalion of Machinists DES!RABLE IMl\nGRA~TS another job the salary deductions assisted·passage loans. au.:otr. (1), L tara Ise , .::. \c. ;,U:!,i!.1111 ! out cut , . I Branch, which Lodge 684 has applied to the Nova ThIs plan was begun 10 Febru· are begun again. llore than 25,000 of the assistrd Petite Forte (2). 15• by '1 .. , .. , "Irf.d:dl, H\'cd up to t.he Scotia labor relations board lor ary, 1951. Its o~jeetive Is. to ra~i1i· . But there have been no prosec'l· immigran~s came from Germany f.D.G.-(12). f Oil A :' ... : :(.;'; ,I I dOl'"n in Ihe Do· certification as bargaining agent tate the migral10n of deSIrable 1m· tions for non·payment. and Austm. More than 5,000 were V.D.S.-O). I.'ard irl ~':;: ,~: .. r:,r lIi the War Ampu· [or 35 employees o[ the Dominion migrants "'.ho otherwise. would be Of the 32,000 assisted so i,ar, reo from the British Isles. 1.000·0~( Septic Sore Throal-l\l\1lcl,own :: " P: ,;,nail:l. The ~'plrit o[ Coal Companyear shops in Glace unable to fmanee their Journey. It payment In full has been made by from France. 500 from SwcdcJ, (2) Ba)'. Is directed particularly at Immi· more than 29,000. The largest pro· 250 from ~elgium and small grou,s . AOD. McDERMOTT, !II.D., .- ." ,,:;,;'.,.. ' I'."dlllllinalrs and by . SIR LEONARD OUTERBRIDGE J. P. Bell, the board's chief eX' granls fitted to en~er I~bor.short portion of the remainder, officials from SWItzerland, Holland, Den· Chief Medical Healtb O!ficer. ~, c. ,.: ,I, 1\,') Tag Scrl"ice the I L .\ ~r,} ecutlve officer, said Tuesday the fields In Canad~, IOcludmg farm said, Is made up of assisted immt- mark and Gree.ce. 1.1 TUt!. · .,' ,n ;, <.," i1l'lurlc~ • :;:::: •. ,:1' ~1I("t; of the War I· well rccognizcd by our Dominion {'(':11rat " '_:-. ,.I'! "II I' Indeed nn han· council. To you we sa)', thanks a 'it 'lframi" .', ... : :rr ill 11.I1( Ihe pleasure o[ , lot for what you ha\'e done In belli' ". 'I Krym.'1 .: .... '::." ;.".1 Ii' the annual re· ing to Introduce a scheme that \ I' : ,,: :hc ~r··.. ,lllllndland BrB?ch enables our association from St. I :: hi" "'C Little Christmas Greetings ,i . :": I', ,; i {:1~ o! ~.~ .1:11plltatwns of Can· .Tohn's to Victoria to provide as· \ " I.e, ',:",. · i sistance and com!ort to lVar ampu· t ~ 7.;nt' . c',:: dl,:IIl;lI:-hed Patron, T~e Itees and their dependents who are \ :i 1(' nr,d., ~ ,:c:,r.: (",ICII)(Ir. a speCIal In need of it. I~ ...::. ,;-rr:in~ Tn hi.m we are I "Dr. P. O'D. Gallagher, in cbarge ..i: .. '. ",': :'c,· !II, continued in· Treatment, Dept. Veterans AUaln. " :.:,.; .d:'.: "ntailing courlel~' in in my opinion, Is the one most Prim! ',.:; .. \.:~ tI' each year since the frequently used by the Agtps. It r)'~;:h (I; " I (':-oct:,,; ~,e ..• : ::,: 111I:llI'.d hrl~1 hy this \ Is a tribute to Dr. Gallagher that ncpuh'ic ~,.,~ .. a in l~JO. \\ c\comc, Sir lIVe have not been able to coax a l"'5t~l~o '(c.'.:c. m! Ihank )·ou. To our complaint from the many Amps ·.sion be· ;.('!; '.It hid a hrnrty welcome. who have bad to go in for repairs Brl")\!· tl:~ rroe l,r yoa in your own and treatment from time to time • Christ1nas Cheer" .he mI'· i:[(:,1 \\I~ i, ~ "Friend o[ the "~I!Sgt. Jacobs, Commander o[ \ HLittle Things That Bring I lr' "Lc~ '~.;, and Ihis i~ olle time in lhe the American Legion Post, Pep .~ ~i::nd !!i: "iiOI I'.e ;Ire gll'en the- op perrell Airforce Base, Commander acrc~~t nn J:ri I' .\ t,' Jacobs Is unavoidably absent. This: .:.:c Il"r.. L S Spenccr, Min· we regret beeause we want to tell I ;.,: r,( I'Jhlir Works. He II a him that the War Amputations of \ • • ,': Tin co"ath)s ami because of Canada from coast to coast are In· I :C'! .,' (a~ Ie, well excuse his debted to the Disabled Veterans of \ ".,.,.:~ '.::;' rl(llin~: however, we America for the Key Tag Service , ( '. ': l,., ,rtt,n~ him. By gil'ing and are el'er mindful of their gen· SWEATERS .' ~,' (.:1:.:.: bic,sing to intro- erosity and kindness. As a mark .. u ::,c 1\(', Ta~ Service to tbls of our gratitude we would like to , .• PULLOVERS...... 4.50 up .. [,r. h•. 1 :: :.:r.lr. made the road honour a reprcsenlath'e of the:i ; ':: r~'1rr !"r the Warm Amputa' AmerIcan . eX5ervicemen llaster \ i . I " "l ("~n1':~. Sgt. Jacobs, and to convey to bis ,',:rn~,r.cl~r r,.rrell, District comrades at the Post, our warm :. CARDIGANS ...... 5,50 up .'.C'.:..:;,;I", nepl. 01 Veterans regards and bcst wishes, : .I::l:~' II r ;r( fortunate here In "The IIlacLellans-an honoured I .\r".:"'IIHlland that wc have sucb a name to the members of the New· I Wool in ~,'. II '.'0~lmandcr Garrett IS !oundland Branch o[ the War I Orion and all ~.\ I:ve ,o"u;h. there are many Amputations of Canada. We are I shades of Pink, Green, Blue, '.:C j'lmmi,lr~lnrs in the De· mindful o! the kindness a! C. [0'. . GLOVES ;,,::::rr.:. bll: IIC \)elicve that you lIIacLellan, Senior, at a time when I . 'cd r.;M t n ;(0;' rc h far and wide we needed a heiping band. 11 Is 1\ Grey, Lemon and White. Comforlable KID GLOVES, lined and • : .... 1 r" I~ nf his calibre with a prll'ilege to pay tribute to him I ::r ;,,,:.1: p;,,~ II. understand our and to associate his son wltb him, unlined, sixes 6 to 8~2. Colours: Black and ;: ':l1~' .0,1 10 recell'e them in this occasion. I '(:.(1:(,31., \I :Ihin the framework "Dr. Arcb Talt-retlred from, , ':.(:1:3"" lr;I'\alion. For his the Department of Vetcrans Af.\ Brown ...... $3.50 up 'I: · ~,:.:'" .,n,l IInoerstanding, we fairs, but how could we forget him. \ ;:r :~"\('!Il!. It seema that Arch Tait has al·: Other Christmas .fL , .. i. ... c,,;::r O.kr, ""islant District wa)'s been with u~, and in his own i ...... 9Sc up , . .' \"'::'.;,::'Il';, I)cpt. Veterans Af· quiet and unobstrusil'e 11'8)' been! WOOL GLOVES :;C' II,:r ~nly ollicial link with one of our [jrm friend~. To you Dr. I "r ,;.,:. lii.cd and respected b)' Arch, we bid a warm welcome. Gifting ·'.t ':'!r, .Imp. to whom his work "J. J. l\IcKenzle-a newcomcr in : I ;c';cr thl ned Pensions Commis· our midst. He is a manager o! the r • .r.' il ~'l \\tll known. It Is • trl· the Capital Coach LInes, a com· I '.. BLOUSES ...... $3.50 up .~~ " •• : t~ Charli~ that our transition pany 10 wbieh we owe a great deDI. (: :. l·,r.~dL.o prn.lion status moved It Is our wish that your stay will ;i ", I.'I'N,thly. To the ,\mps be is be a long and pleasant one and , .• HANDKERCHIEFS $1.00 box I ; "''~ .: ".\" that we shall have the pleasure o! i·, ,~ 'The trio hom the Canadian your company at many sucb events I, I ~el:on: Gordon Warren, Presl· In the future. ' \ ,I.,. . em of the SI. John's Branch, Ron "Herb Brewer, In charge Lim • DRESSER SETS ...... $8.75 up llm:n. Provincial Secretary, Jet Shop, General Mospital. Ask any Gw.lyear, Secrelary of the St. Amp what does he think a! Herb I.~ Jlhn'\ Branch. 1101" we are in· Brewer, and he'd wonder why any· Etc. HANDBAGS :~ ;:bl~ to that great organization, one should ask it, for we take Herb ~~ ~~t th~)" ~o ably represent! We for granted. It's just like asking ~~ ,. e )et 10 hear a "No" to any o! anyone what does he think of his ~ PLASTIC HANDBAGS •• all differently ' . ;:r rrqucsb. Those are the kind of Ilwn wife or brother or' sister. It .:'.1 .. ;., C;hd! to have: Without the help is a personal and a family matter deligned In a variety of colour .. \., : ~ .." .:, "~,e lads, the going would I and Herb Is one of the [amily. :1 .,.!' ," ". ~.Decn ~relIY rough, .\ He Is responsible (or our physical , ·USE THE FRIENDLY I .;j ': .[ d' J. G. 1>. Campbell o[ the comfort In the filtln" and adjust.! ." Co'stume Jewellery I I ,~;. . ., I Ian p , • I HI' ,. ens IOns Commi~sion. Ing o[ our appliances. And he docs' SLS CREDIT PLAN , 'ij " ,e .1 a man Who is dear to our a darn good job too i ··,1'11 n ' . .. EARRINGS ...... $1.00 ea. ;? ...... cgardicss of holV we feel "Max Chambers-a name hl"h ". '.~: .',II'JIJt m our ac h es and pains, this II up in \'eterans circles. Ever since• FOR AI.L YOUR CHRIst MAS :'-!rn :~d ~:o of£icially interprets the days of the (ormation of the ' .• PINS ...... $1.00 ea. 'Hs and Ol'ells them Into a dol· Gl'lat War Veterans AssociatIon ::nl'cr'io~~~IS I'alue. The rate of !ollowipg War I, Max Chamber~ PURCHASES' .• NECKLETS ...... $1.00 ea. _ . as becn most favour. hal given yeoman service to the Allo 2 and 3 piece set from ouy Lhnstmas ~eals CONVENIENT • $4.50 up IMON EVITZ &' ON LTD. .. FRIENDI. Y CREDIT SHOP • Fight Tuberculosis . ~. ,'~ 55 .:.1i~~ __ ~~ __ ~~------~------__ ------.~====~======::::::::::~T:H:E:D:A:ILY::N:EW:S:':T:H:UR:~:UA:Y:':DE:C~.15 19 . I. -.... -n- -.. Celebrations to .eaeNtt"---~'~~~~,~iiJd~~~rs .. 'Ji!. ..~iNiJ.W~_~~~ , Mark Seventh r Human Rights Day maTED NA'llONS, N.Y.-Dc· cember 10, 19&5 will mark the j;.~~1~!~~0;·:>/:'i l seventh annlVllrsary of the pro ~.;,,~.~ ;jf:j clamation b y the UN General ...,.embly of tbe Universal D.... cwratlon of H,lman Rights. Whlle ~f~ft:i~.•.t.'.::;.'.\'·';"':}~T~'1·· II j'_*{'''',i' ... world.wlde prf i ,t WEDNESDAY, DEC, 14, 1955 " Wednesday last. It was a long Teachers and pupils are to be cOD' Recitation: "A Pruent for UDdt programme bpt In no wisl boring. gratulated upon the efficiency wilh Jim" by Glen Marray, - , All the Items were well rendered, which they were performed. • Exercise: "Christmas WIshu", the various exercises executed wlt.h The programme is as 1011011'5: Solo; "In The Chimney Cornlt" perfect timing, and the drill with Chorus: ·'Welcome". by Glenys Fraile. precision and agility. Many times Recitation: "Welcome", by Recitation: .. ATrlp for Slnta" before we have made mention III Arthur Oates, by Shirley Moore. the drills performed by pupils of Exercise: "At Christmas Time" Exercise: "Our Chimney". lhis school, as 101) gas I can reo Chorus: "The Christmas Tree". Chorus: "Welcome Christmas.', nualDis tributi'on Prizes Recitation: "What Would YOt member anything about the school Recitation; "My Bell" by Ve .. a they have been having them at Butt, Buy" by Cyril Parlions; their annual concert and It would Exercise: "Golrig Sbopplna", seem that this year's was up to Exercise: "Santa Claus". Andrews,St. James Schools the best performances of the past, Chorus: "Old Christmas Dolls", (Continued on page 111) anllual d\strl· eat. was served {or a' small fee. man Moolrey; Reading: Pamela Grade m: Highest stalldlng- and diplolnas o{ Homemade candy was also sold Garlandj Spelling: Wayne Brien. PelIY Framptonj Reading: Peggy School Concert ~I. Andrew's and the proceeds were {or the PTA Frampton; Writing: Dorothy His- on December funds. Grade JU: Highest standlng- cock; Spelling: Peggy Framptollj , I" . Hal!. Itl'I', W.l~.B. The prize list Is as follows: ~aarj~~~I;::tar~r~J:::ng~~:; Proficiency: Lloyd Green. CARBONEAR, Dec. 12 - The .. ; ~ , M Ihe f~emnal. Diploma.: Grade XI-Harold Laillg; Spelling: Margaret MurrclY, Grade V: Hlghes standlng-Joan pupils' of the South Side United :' rclll~rks, stres· Earle, Wallace Oates. Parsons; Spelling and Arithmetic: Church presented one of the best MEN'S ROMEOS i [~r CO.(1pmtlun of al! Grade IV: Highest standlng- Joan Parsonsj 2nd. place: Morley concerts heard In some years, on Men's soft calf Romeos with Ii ,,/~,:ial, and the need 01 Grade X: Raymond Muotrey. Nell Earle; Arithmetic: Arthur Squibb, . Rosslterj English: Margaret Stone f· • their I'r",cnt educa· Earle; Reading: George MurraYj Grade VI: Highest .tandlng- Art: James Greenj Proficiency: elastic side insertion. Black or ·,I: ' an(1 aI,,, the par· Grade IX: Douglas Chubb!. Proliclency; George Squibb. George Thoms; Arithmetic: Win. Sybil Young. , Brown. Sizes 6 up. .. I gr~atl'f inter,est as Prlle.: (SI. Andrew'S School. Prizes: SI. James Stbool ston Thoms: Spelling: ChristiDe Grade IX: HIghest ma~s-Do?I:' I~nd ha' "Ire aM been Southside): Grade I·IV. Earle; Writing: George Thom~; las Chubbs; Engllsb: Marilyn GIll; . : I," a nell' ~rh(l~1.11R~V\, Ada Green, .. N .. N .. N, N.. Grade I: Highest standing-Ed· 2nd, place: Louise Hiscock. Art: Douglas ~hubbsj Maths: Al· ,~ . ';1 G'" ,1;lICd ~Ir, anle Ii S 'R dl . S B \'in Chubbs, highest marks . t,, .. , '1II'Cn':','r wa~ un., Grade I: Best all round Jlupil- (e amSOll, ea ~~. am ournc, : ~. ' . "hr wa~ call~dl Alia Grc~n: Highest slandinll: ,Best ail round pUPIl. Graham Butt Grade VII: Hlghe51 standing- Grade X: Highest marks-RaY'i , , mond Mootrey; English: Raymond I ,j" : • ~r. 1',\lIr;ltHlnal mai·1 Bruce Garland; Reading: Guy I (irede II: Highest Ilandlng- Ada '~reen; En~lish and ~rit!I' I: . Green, !llarVCD Green; Reading: SylVia metic. Ada Green , 2nd, place. MIl· Moolrey; Maths: Eugene Buckle, I i> Grade XI: Highest marks-Ha;., I; p , W 't' . lit G dred Earle. llov30,p.nli,tf I' . ~ J. l'iall",n. l\.A" Grad!' II: Highl'sl stnndinll-' arS?n5, rl mg. arl'en !'tenj Grade VIO: lli~he5t standing- ~~ro~;r~~rle~laths And English:: /. Ephraim J. Laing: Writing: Nnr.l Spelltng: LindA Anthony. Margaret Stone: Arithmetic: Fred ~ " : I ;q":: ,I! b",h ~chn,nll~, :. ~ . I:lin Ih:~ lC;lt l~ ~ 55 Iii" F., EmbHI~)' and ~L ' · . of S1. Amlrew's. , i! :"cr.'~slng-SI. · I:d SI. An,\:('\\' ~ hal 42 " i · Rwrcting thp. ./".... • il",t ::.'~r wh~n 4 • rl~~('tI, 1Ilt'!;t rf~uH5 '0 hr M;irrd, Tht 11 ,;;:; t~l;lh;,.:ud thf im· .------./ '. ;! 0~:r.t ;I\"!)" and ~~§O ~/t ! ~ .~t !I); e~Ulp· ;~ ::.c, r,t,t'i mnr" .' ".. ,! ~ or ;~; (\:(~dP:\ ~hallk' to Dr, 1 or ''''/ ':,'1(' rl,'n;,:~d a large i : "•• Ibo of tilt World, { J. ~. t The Model Shop has the choicest 50 r.~.~:a:1 ~p\\kp (\! l~' to Ic::\·i!.r< ,li an Impor 'C~"')! l:f,,-,ll1nior Rrcl 25 'i:;h'~ c!,; .. r~ hy lIobrr! .. E;.l\ l'nnt(,,,t ~p()n!inrp.n ,'. , .', 1',":"1'\ ,)'st~m, '-. \--:k:y rt'l.~;u~l~ c1a!"se~ i) RI'I' W, Il, Gill. · .1.1 So'il(l~l A,socia· ::;'"'.?,I ;,;iil n' /(ll)ol~'~: ",d SchN.I A,"lclatloD , ?,:rnt !.mt in any edu· 'j:,: Ilhrreforr, urge aU Ictil'ely aHldate them· ~·.:r a;! :·'!·::~\o~I.r:. :~lP ~"hflh\ tun . /It~ y..Ih ;U.,1 r than lhe When the invitation comes for a dinner dat., an evening out R! o! ar",,'I11:,- ahilit.v. ::-f :h:.... I\'~ ~! ~ilizeil· ,!,'!,-K,"""·· and R~~pon· at the theatr., or a sodal ttt. a tete com. to us for your , "I nl'I'1 nClPr for· cr,:lrt m:l Flannel. and Venetians in charcoal, ,black-brown, black-blue, solid. o'r paHern.; styled with trim, straighter lines and a look of wen being that II 1956 de.lgnlng at Its toji flight best. !Il! !~lk.r wa~ Yr •• W. Sizes 35 to 44,,'·y..~..... ·-· .. •... .to ",' I!h , 01 th~ Homft and $59.S0 $79.50 M!~III"M who spokft of Ir,d S~ho'l AssoclatloD ,01 the help of thb As. OTHER SUITS from" .... '''"." ,$35.00 1:~Ct 115 formation two 110. In e1o!ing her rio }In, Gill I\uoted the fol, I ' .'b!: "oF r Ih...... _ •• =tt!: t.~ \flnt of I IcbMl • thltd ~lt, tint of I thild I dtilen 1111. I' 'Int n! I c:tiz~n I fOUD. ~'! :Olt, III IIlnl nI • Ie hoo\", n Il"'·~'r '01' the tl"n, r .1 T, n"". \I h" ,pnb : t~. tr,mrnoln'l,' on~.~, I ,", 'rh"ol hilt nf/Hell I" 'h, ~roj,d, r. 'In., ,I.rn 'll'n~.d • '0 Ih. ~p'~k~r~, I rI,p "f tu .nd !'n;;ln~ IIf th~ N~- GLOVES DRESS SHIRTS SOCKS Wool...... l.95 to 4.95 With every wanted collar for every occasion Kid ...... u .... 2.75 to 9.95 style ...... ,...... From 3.95 85c, 1.00 to 2.50 pro f:: I ~;; ,.I! .; .• I .: I " I • 3 'I 'j , !i. " ' . .: t1t~ store / 16 • THE DAILY NFVI'r:. WEDNESDAY. , ; WOMAN'S COLUMN Stormy Weather ENCOURAGEMENT . HARBOUR GRACE-The tbird HARBOUR - We have all he~rd of the saying "the carrot in front of the donkey's we ek-end in a row brought a stom ial ~vents to be held nose"-the bait that is held out to urg'e on our frIenda or our to Harbour Grace. Commp'lcing on Christmas season will arour race ews famWes to greater eUorl-when they feel lazy or timid about dolni Saturday morning with Sl"JW, by ~~ card pany, Uad be thin". But, as we recently read, "you've ,pt to let the donkey EA r noon this had turned to reaV)' rain. plCles of the Cathf1!r.lIf Den all the children of appropriate the carrot now and then", which simply means that one must have an which made walking heavy because soclatlon. This 1IilJ btl Kiwanis Club Rges. The exact time will be an· Sea Cadets Social and occaslonal nibble to spur us on our way, and that most stimulatin, of slush, and whlcb continued Academy Hall On }Jo nounced via radio etc .. as to when Dod best nIbble at "the carrot in front o( the nose" is eneouralement. until early SUllday morning when 26th, Boxing night nd!r. Santa will appear, The club Is also T'llere are those who are ever capable of gettjng along withon! It was followed by he:.vy snow and Personal anybdoy's help. But I'w of us are lJke that. Most of us need the spu;, a gale of wind. Weekly Meeting. plannlnll on distributing hampers 'R.C.S.C.C. Bcothll! have resum! - The Chi,Rho Fello~ hi to underprivileged children on ed rcgulM' par~de~ on the qUlrter of applause, the feeling of encouragement, or Ihe IllSplration of the Churches were almost empty on Paul's Church is pl& ! , HARBOUR GRACE-Tbt' rCKlilar Christmas Eve and all mcmbm deck of Coughlan Hall on Friday Mr. Banter Morgan MPP office pride of our lovedonps towards our efforts. Sunday morning and Sunday Iluerade ban to be I wcekly meeting or tbe Kiwanis are asked to come along and make evening. manlier of l:och ShOllS Ltd., There are so m~ny things that folk aim for and dream of and School sessions were cancelled. he~ January 6th, 'll'ith lhe 01 Club of Harbour Grace look place both events tbe success w}lich tbry Friday's pC('Jde w s very ell spent the weekE'nd at St. John's. work for, every one of which wilt come nearer to fulfilment witb By 6 o'clodc the weatl'er had .n Tuesda)', December 5th at 6.30 deserve a w VislUng St. John's on Satur· every ""ord of praise or e\,ery encouraging pat on the back lI'C give somewhat cleared and morf people chestra furnishIng the p.m. at Pllee', Hotel. President Alcc The ;peclal ~pc;ker or th v attended and following Band pra· day were lIlr. /lnd Mrs. Stephen them. . were able to be about, but Monday . e c en cUcc, pal'ade praellce was done. Every nibble at thl! carrot of encourallement we allow them, ",ill again proved disagreeable with 141h is hoped to bri Moores presided wiU! a suhstanUal Ing "'as the Hun. Baxter Morga~, Sub/Lt. Morr;" who was out o! StronJ. number of members prc!cnt.' Tbe ~l.P.P. (or Green Bay: ancl com· town for the P~!t two months has Messrs F. P S~eppard a~d E. send them on their way • few more miles nearer to the achievement intermittent rain and snow. weather conditions. 'Ii~ meeting was opened In tbe u~unl merclal managtr of Koch Shoes, now O'csumtd duty as Equipment 1.. Janes w!!·!) visitors to St. of their dreal1ll. A new motln on December Isurel,. been bad durinllil mannu wltb Ibe singing DC Ihe Ode Ltd .. of this town. He was inlro- OlClccr. John's on busjness, on Wcdncs- ---....:--- A THOUGllT . enjoyed by the Irownups. Try these: to Newfoundland, followed by the duced by Clnu~c Sheppard, S.M., day last. ORANGE FONDANn lJ'ace,' . "A man', soul is d~'ed with the colour o! his secret thoushts." who ga\'c a b1'lef resume of the MI!s Elizabeth Joy paid a brief Three cups sugar, ~~ cup e\'8porated milk, 2/3 cup oranl! Followln,lbc usual dinncr, com background or Ihe Hon. Member Lions Club. \'islt to St. Jontfs on Wednesday. ---....:--- HOME HINTS: cup butler. mumt)· Ilnllnl W8S Indul2pd In by for Green Bay. He was Lorn at lie took liS his subjp.ct "Economic Mr. S. Payne of the Dept. of Cook In saucepan, stirring until midure come!l to a biil lix years and us auditor wllh the Port-de.Gra\·e, rducntcd at 51. Development" and gavc a aetalled .Flsherics vlslled bere on Tues A plnchol salt added 10 dried fruits when cooklnr '\I'iII step up the flavour, and lesson the amount of sugar needed for IweetenlnK. and contfnue boiling slowly abut 3 minutes to disloln ItJ the the plano. DurIng the progrcss Luke's School .md Prince of Walrs account oC the lnauguratlon and day and left for Corner Brook crystals which may begin forming on sides 01 pan. UnCOTer of the mulln, President Alcc ask· Collece. He also attendcd Memor. progress of thc "arlou! Industries on business for his Department. To stop a sudden leak in the wash tub, firmly press some ordinal')' laundry soap into the crack from the outside. It will do until a per. slowly without stirrin" to the 60ft ball stage. Pour. onto ed for tbe eomplele cooperatiol! lal Unh'el'lllt,y And SI. F. X. Coilege, I"h'rll hr\'C becn ~et up in Nc\\,. ' Visitors to SL John's last week ler. Cool until mixture retains a dent made by one ringer. of el'll')' member In assMlng It Antigonish. HI! is a cerll(lr.d pub-' !oundland. His address was well Included Mns. Frank Pike and manent repair can be made. . ---:::::--- with a large spoon untillondant Is smooth and cream),. Roll . the fortheomln, Santa Claus pal lie accounlant, taught Ichr.o! (0/ rcc~iI'ed by thc members and at dlu,hter, Mrs. Alfred Sheppard. varying as follows: Ide to tue place on Saturliay, Dpe six ~'ears and was audttorwltb the Its conclusion a ,'ote of thanks Mr. and Mrs. Frank !\forrls who Christmas nearly here, and the same old enitlnll rush. Presents Orange Nut Creams: Top balls with walnut halm. 17th. As It is desired to make thIs Department of Mines lind Re. W3S exrpessed by Gyri I Bllbb to bad been at St. John'. for the to "Tap, and the last minute gifts of candles to prepare. Delicious home. Orange Cream Dates: Stuff stoned dates with baUs. f\'ent a completc success. \'arlou~ sourccs {or six years. lie was thc Hon. lIlembcr for the vcl')' past two mont.hs returned home made candles arc always a welcome gUt-healthful for the children and Chocolate Orange. Creams: Coat balls with melted dippinl commercial firms ha\'e bcen ap elected as mcmber for Grp.en Ba~' eloqucnt manner In which his on Tuesday of last week. proached b)' collectors allli Ihe re· In thc first Provincial election, anl1 speech was delh'ered and also fol' Miss Mary Stapleton of Fort suits havc been ver)' gratifyIng. II served two terms, the second by his aptitude and knowledgp of the Pepperell A.B. spent the week· is the Intention, wIth the co.oper. acclamation. lie Is now commercial need,~ of Newfoundland and Its Pia- end with her parents, Mayor lIf. atlon of the Harbour Gracp Volun. manager of Koch Shoes Ltd., anc pic. This vote of thanks was he!!'rl- Pond and Mrs. Stapleton, LeMar· teer Fire Bri,pde, to ha\'" Santa Gold Sail Leathergoods. Ltd., a di· lly endorsed by all membm with ehant Street. "by leetil • "islt Southsidp. and Rh'crhead as rector of Atlantic HardboBrds and acclamation. 1).'. E. O. B. Freeman of St. ..,. are to IItll as to drll'e around Harbo'lr Ihe Wells Trading Co .• Ltd., oE Slep, The meeting wa~ brought to a John's visited his parents, IIIr. Give Her pH" lifetime Grace In the !ire truck. from hcnvllle. He i.• also a membrr (II close al 8.15 p.m. with tht 6inginll and Mrs. E. D. Freeman, for the ... child ls where he il'lll distribule J:ilts (n Ihe L.O.A. Maronie Ordfr and of the Nallonal Anthem. weekend Capt. Mlch~~1 p. Stapleton son of Mayor M. p, and Mrs. Shap. Editor's N, ·A urpts from I Ileion Is duo al lIr. Grace at the er for Parents I cnd oC the we ,'I;, Capt. Stapleton td by the Dep who hM bcen [cor the past lour ties of the Co Ivears wltb tll~ Canadian Army GURNEY! tlew York Un !~t Ottawa haa been transferred ally authorita' : to St. John's, lilts ean belp Dr. W. L. Goodwin lelt for rood· health II Clarenville 0.1 Monday on pro· take tlte adv! fesslonal busiM!ss. Dr. H. M. Butt ot St, John's ,utboritiel. was the special speaker of DI· A il tor AlII vine Worship at the United }.i) dentisll Church on Saturday momln,. That It shoull He spoke in the interest of the Ij'hen tlte cb Gideon Camp. B I. for B1'Il Miss Maude Butt went to SI. For rut "too John's on MonJay, and wlll spend It Ihoul4 be the winter witil ber nleee Mrs. J. Mter each n: and MA'. Watts. JIIrs. Max Noseworthy who ac· lIompanled her Ion Robert to St. John's is remaining there for a few days. TIMEPIECES Wedding LADIES' - MEN'S For 17 Jewels RUfL CHAF'E-NOEL I lIARBOUR GRACE-A lIuiet but I pretty wedding took place at the : ~~~;;y 50 Sal\'ation· Army Citadel ,t Car· BEAUTY The I Glod!tcme 529 ' bonear on Salurday, Detembr,' I • Roamer liP .• lOth, when Mildred, dauBhler of I MI'. and Mrs. Marcus Noel of C~I" : To-day'~ new ,freamlincd GUR:\EY ~dds R tii5lillcfil'c t,'\:oh ,.~ $1 Down beauly 10 an." ki1chen ... Ihe ~lci\mi:l;: white porcdain fin:.'" ',' lit I • b.onear. was umlpd in mal'l'iage ~)' I' Capt. Howse, S.A., 10 Albert VIC. 50 I!as~' 10 keep dr_II .. , This modern. ~trcamlitlcd range .... :i! :.: $2 Weekly Into anr model'l1 kitchen, " FJlASI tor. son of /Ill' and Mr~. Aibert Cqldlall : Chafe. of lI81'~our GracI!. BL1ND R The attendants were· Mr. Urll1lum II Mrs. William Lynch. MODEL 28E22 Blind River; Th~ happy couple wUl l':!Side af lII~st of Ib Harbour Grace where the groom is to the. 'll'hite BEAUTIFUL employed with the firm oC Shep· Loflin, .1 pard and Janes. :Best wishes are ex· the Hudson'. 5219.95 llshed a posl DIA,MOND tended. A I1Ila n,ni, In Ind logge RINGS lownlll, 011 7·Year·Old bttWten liul PRICES LOW on NAMES YOU KNOll liarie. Lad Rushed I.ollln, I Jean alonll To Hospital DEPENDABILITY Nearb1 Sprl 111111 long t Pacifie Rail' F~r oyer 100 yun, GURNEY ranges have been first cl\Gicc Sel'en ~'ear old Robert. son of IIU opened Mr. and Jllrs. l\Ta:cweU Nose· \\,1111 generation after generation of Canadian housewives. TIle name GURNEY slands 'for dependability and efficiency. of the Uni WOrtllY was rushed to the Gen· ,?eslgned with you and your kitchen in mind. there's a Efe family WII4 eral Hospital on Sunday. Leav· hme of cookng satisfaction built Into every Gurney range. operalors, c j Ing here at, nton during theIr 'j height of the storm, the child accompanied by his parents P4'. "",...... SET Cult I.Inkl rived at tile l1.1spltal at 4 p.m. Ilud Tie O.r ...... S2.S0 up MODEL 21E28 where l1e was !mmenlutely operD' tell on for a ruptured appendix. llobcrl Is rcpw'lell as dolns well and hI. many f!'lends wish 5199.95 I hlm a quick Iecovel·~·. Divine Services sr. l' A UI.'S nfrlor, Rrl', I. .."' .•1. Lunlo\\,. I PERFORM·ANCE I 11 '.m .• M~hn': 2.30 pm" SUII' : dlY School and Bible Cla!s: 6.~O Thl! OUR!','EY r.I1~r. gh'r~ ~'QlI "Q11lplrl~I;' allll'mali" O\'~n r(l{.I:il1; : I'·n!" EI'rn~onl1. •.. n~ watchin:-no \\'a1liIl~. ·~nd I><,·rr.t't rr. ,I , .'/ ,I .' .' '·17 ,( " ... n ' ,,! DAilY ~JEW5, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1955 . . . ~;,,- Young· ~, Dental Care S hQuld .. Start , i I I,'. , . ,. ' \ On Brand Name Appliances :, Limited Supply.. , , @.l Come Early" at New York Unlvenlty. Brushing teeth" (center) ean ltart II)' Irtlh art Ju§1 15 Important to • youngsler al permanent I. ~ alf h' ~,ll1lt§. And poorly.cared.for milk teelh tan mean an Imitative game .1 lOOn al the child showl she'. Interested. Iittlinlf onn. \"I.UI to the dentl.t (leftl Ihould .tart when , Toothpaste that', (UD to squeeze may be', an encouragement. :;'child b ehrtr. accnrdln, to the Departmel:l~ of Pedodontici Result: IOUDd teeth both DOW and later (righH. "Philco" Refrigerators. \ •: is for Education: Than his matcr and patcr, . \ Had betlcr be asked ri"," 'i"lr These are cX· WilD, though In other ways When they are not ncar II 8 only Model 1052 PHILCO REFRIGERATORS wIth '.7 I'~' 'fr"m ~" alphabellcal Prim· Our elucidation I;',,; p,rfnl!. ",rilten and prepar. Of each step we tRke Friendly and sage, cu. ft. storage capacity. Double depth storage door Is for the child's sake. Were afraid of the dentls! R Is for ·ReS'Jlar, ,,'\: IlC Deparlment of Pedodon· When they were his age. Which visits must bc holds up to 8 quarts of milk on 1 shelf, Full wIdth t;, ~ Iht l:-'!1~gr. of Dentistry. of For If he understand~ To keep to'8 minimum ~I ,'o~k I n:l'rr;II~·. It Is medic· What each process dem~nd~ il crisper, built-in freezer, two ice· trays and other Phrtco He changes Irom a "~'clper" :II is for ~lolhen. , Both treatment and fee. i:r 1~lhoritalilr. Interested par. Into the dentist's helper. ' . Who (though It may sound' abo features. ~ r.:, rl~ help their children have surd) S Is for Sunday: When their children arC treated U's alway~ quite bus)'. Regular $359.9.5 ...... Cl.ar1ng at only· $289.9! I~l :eahh ~nd i(lod looks If thry F Is for child's Friendship, I Please try 10 cbme weekdays I ,it tbe Idl'!Cf o((ered b~' these Which you'l\ help us gain Should be seen and not heard. If from mention 01 fear If It make. yoll too dizzy. Yoo will always refrain; N Is for neighbor 2 only Model 1158 PHILCO REFIGERATORS In.popular T Is for' Time: ~' I :1 lor .'lttnli"n Never hint at the prerence "tho fUll of advice i~ 10.2 cu. ft. capacity. This 'is the famous 2 door dllign Or absence of !lnln. III you're in a .dental Won't.You leave a good span 'drOlil\1 a~ree BetWeen·time treatment must that never needs defrosting. Has all the· Phllco 1':1! it Ihould btgin We havc found there's no virtue IOr medical crisIs., IJ r;!II !he children are three. In the words "Hc won't hurt )'ou: No matter hoII" wonderful exclusives. I You think her gues,~ Is, I And t1'qa~ It began? i t~' I Is Imitation: i It's best to consult ! OUr favortie lad)' I :1 tor BrnlhlnR: • i b not Mrs Van Gramp, Regular $539.9.5 ...... C/earing at onlr $429.95 T:: rId "IOOlh appeal" Children sec, children do. : ~I.D.'s, 0.0.5.'•. Wlio brought in three children k li,"!~ be donr IhorllllGhl)' Your child's dental h~b!IS ~t: 11th meal. Q i~ for Questiun!: i Thc.:~a.)' before camp. 'Q' Depend on you. E\'cn II Ihere are scoreS, , U .\. Ue"lni;hed: . I_~,~ PHILCO 2·WA Y DOOR REFRIGERATOR ADMIRAL REFRIGERATORS ':1 10: Dfntht: : \\'c'rc ha!lp~' to ans\\'er 0 .. J is for Junior• hl····4 'I an' "'O'lr' 'Dental work nllt completed . -, If you are interested in a smCiller low price refrigerator, lunnr Jackel or 1(I~a: ! B~~13 h1~~~~ ~hr~"the chi'dr';' .,'. ILeaves teeth In a worse state . ~1 One only MODEL 1159, the world's first refrigerator ~l!Cribe him II fritnd To whosc ta.tes \\'e r I BAY ROBEllTS, Dee G-Hls I many 'former gehool ehull's here Sunshine Rangettes ; were very: plcAsed to know that Bob Ploughman, ..... ho resided here ~unshine Rangettes bring you beauty and value beyond • some years ·aso. and now. lives In the price. That's why they have been chosen by thou St. John's, ~as recently chosen 3! sands of knowing house-wives. They have everything "Mr •. Mel11orlal'~ at tl\t'morlal Unl· ••• acid resisting porcelain on C Jking surface • . , versliy. 'Bob'~': pleasing personalily WOll extra large oven ••• fa,st 5 heat enclosed elements •. himthe'honour of b~ingthe over· operales on regular 110 circuit • • • automatic ove. PAY whelml~hol.ce of the Un! versity's contra!. Yours at a big saving. ")lan,or'the"Ye'ar," and "'e join Fight Tuberculosis with his' niany :friends anti fellow ... Regular $110.00 ...... Now only $95.0r studtntl, In. oneriDi congratulat. 1,0Ul•• ' '" \ ,. Friendly .1 ",'. W - aIle" .Lost BAY-ROBERTS, Dec. 3-Mr. Ad. , Terms' Buy and, Use Christmas SeQ/s rlan 'Snow of' Country Road, who is employeCI with Drak-..Merrltt Ayers at .\rgentia,' leCen'l) IllS' his' willtitt. The wailett .contalns Arranged .. b vl\l~a~ill papers .and, se.yfI al 4rlv. ers ,llc.e~es. ,·Would the ' flndel 'PHILC~ Sti0P WATER 'STREET please, .return same to Mr.' Sno\\ dec13,15 either at Country Road or Argen. Ua. nthellce'nees 'are IlrgcnUy ~eede.d? .·11 THE DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, DEC 15 ' I 19S5 '" .< ~. Awards Presented " .' L.O.L. Memhers '~f ~ CARBON EAR, Dec, 12-An event Short addresses wero made by ar onear otes Inlque In Oran •• clrele. took place all the visiting members: A' com. , II th. Orange HaU, on Tuesday. plet. surprise came when the · )ecember Sth. when sixteen memo Grand Master caUed for Brol. H. "h of "Carbonear" L.O.L. No. A. Bussell and F. L. Bult to come \3, were presenled wllh "SO Year to the stage and at the ome time ;ArtUlutel." Present fOr the ce· announcing they had been made · :as!on were Provincial Grand Honorary Members 0 fthe Grand Maater, Broa~ Isaac Dake, J.P., Lod.e of Newfoundland. Hethe~1l - R. J. Smith, P.G.M., Grand Seerl!' upon presented them wIth their la.,., J. Norman, Deputy Grand Honorary Members CerUfieates. :i Lecturer, J. CoUons, Grand Tre.~· Super was served by pthe ladle. urer, and several brethren from of "Princess Anne" Lodge and the GI various LocI," in ConcepUon Ba),. evening was voted by all as "one It Wal an open meellna consisting well spent." Itf membeh of L.O.L. No. 1.~, We are told that the presenta. R.I.P., No. 514, O.Y.B. No. 425 t10n of so many 50 Year CertlJl. · and "Prlnceil Anne" No. 1216, cates at the one Ume Is Indeed L.O.B.A., .an\! wives and friends unique In Orange hlstor>'. SI ur the Oranlemen. Owin, to other tllIagements Guards c Rev •. W. H. B. Gill, W. B. John· bind In til ;.. son and H. J ary!. could nut be Newsy Briefs night, aftel • : pre.enl. defence hac The meeting opened with praYi!r I CARBO;'llEAR, Dec. 12-0n Sun. I lead from I by Capt. Howse. S,A., followed bl'l da)' next, December 18th. at 2.30 the slniling of the h)'mn "Onward p.m. the United Church Sunday stirring 4-3 lI'hieh assu' ChrbUan Soldiers". Then Ihe 101'1 Schools 11'111 be holding their annu.~1 lowlnl programme was gMe White Gift Service and Instead oj playoff be: Ihroulh: Chairman's Remnrks" the usual white parcels lor town ~ 2·1 fI: Iforshlpful Master, Bro. Fred' dlstrlbullon the gilts 11'111 be placedl Guards wa: , .::lUke: Introduction or Grand In white en"elopes, the contents Fraze Photo minutes o[ . LoeIle Officers, Bro. E. L. Powetl, of which will be devoted to tn~ .. ... Gerry Han, lifleateV." 0 .. N .. N .:) .. N. "World'. Needy" Fund. MEMBERS of the Carbonear L.O.L. No: l3,·who were presented wlth 50 year certlflcates, at Carbonear on Tuesday Fr'!e Photo gue', fine! P.M.; History of ollr 50 Year V"t· A special programme w\ll be pr~· last .' i F. L. BUTT" ISAAC DAWE, Provincial Gra".! ~last .. in , pair erans, Bro. S. C. Pike, P.\II.; Pre· sented by the pupils and Ihe public • , L 0 L dAR I} 111 .. Eho~t Vee~ , "netation of Certificates, by Grand Is im'Ued to take part in the serr Kim Y. Honlln HOD, Kong, after pllal {or some weeks, returned from St. John's this afternoon and ,an R. 1\. usse. !~ essrs. Bult and [<:1:""11 welt A I ' . '. . Uni\'erslt Masler Dawe with Grand Secre. "Icc an dalso In the 8peelal gilt fhe emigration of the other memo home a few days ago and is, III! to·night he look. part in a specinl nnna MeetIng :pr~senled with ho, norary certificates f.mIn :.i',.,., l')'r)l'inciaJ tlry Smith artlnl: as Marshall. to) collection. bers of the family to Canada. H~r are pleased to say much improved, public service that was held in CARBONEAR D 12-Th' Gland Lodge, bj Grand :\Iasler Da\\e at l,,' back In th the foUowlnl brtthren: J. H. Pen· On S,llDday mornlnll next the father phoned to sa ythc young because of a delicate operatiom the Citadel. lIe was introduced by ,ec. e al. . d 1 . got the bi ne)·. F. L. Butt, F. J. Tay!or. Jere· mem~ers of .St. James' Branch, lady had T.B. and 1 am Indeed performed on her eye .We wish Capt. Howse. 'fhl! songsters and lilal meeting of "Vic lory" Lodgl ues ay. ast. three minu mlah Thoms. Geor!:e \\. Poole, C.E.\\.A., WIU attend Corporate glad to make the correction, I reo her continued improvement and singing company renilered musicdl .~o. 425, O.Y.B. was held in the r;;S77~~0t;;;;::;_"_;;;;;iiijr-;; ren Engla! Robert and Reuben Somers (broth- Communion at 8.30 a.m. A specbl gret any unnecessary publicity glv. the abiding joys of the Christmas selections and the Brigadier en )l'ange Hall, on Wednesday la~t. with. mil er~); WIlliam W. Taylor, Ernest feature of this service will be I!le en her Illness and I ask her and season. rolled three new scnior soldier an:! shen the follOWing officers we:e Guards Power, Geor,e W. Oates, R. ,\. presentation by the Association 01 her family to accept my sincere We should like to extend to M~. four junior soldiers. Commissiop.l '\ected for the coming year: Russell. _ two Prayer Books, Which will be npologies. At the time I made the John Dooley, of the C,N.R., deep· were presented to a number who .'eremonies: Bro. Fred Rossiter, after the Bros. John R. Kelloway, Rlchar:! dedicated to the Glory of God by statement I felt my InformaUon est sympathy on the death of his had been appoinled to special po.i. W. M.: Bro. William Samson. fact Ihat Ta)'lor, Mark Parsons and Isaiah the Rector, Rev. W. H. B. Gill. had come from a good authority, (ather, the late e,,·Sergl. William lions. The congl'cgation, consider. D.M.: Bro. Charles Burgess, clec· rington w Power were absent, due to IIness, On Sunday evening next,. de· but It hadn't. P. Doolc>', which sad event 0,:, ing the inrlemency of the weathcr. ted). Identical t Ind IBro. H. J. Taylor Is now IIv.' putat!on of the exeeutl"e Of t:1C Mr. Michael Reardon. Valley eurred at Harbour Grace on De· Wn~ good, Chaplain: Bro. Leslie 1\!ooreq, Guard., an in, In London, Onl." and Was un ·Newfoundland Council of the Road, reports he has a 5m~1I cember 5th. 'The operator of the Council'; ~ re·eleeted). In, lOCks able to be present. C.E.\\,.A. will attend service at St. brown pony, weighing about 600 Ih~ We were saddened to hear of the Snow plough complains that he i;1 Rec. Secretary: Bro. Fred Clarke when an I 1m media t!!I)' after the ceremony James' Church, to present a CbJI· astray. ldenllfylng marks are a passing in St, John's. on Saturdar, unable to carry out his now.plougn.: : el~cted); bade It. 'I • B.ro. J.H. Penney, on behaU of ice and Patten, gl"en by the PI'li- white star.shape spot In the for~. of Tryphena Elizabeth, belo,,~J ing duties efficient1~·, because too' FlO. Secretary: Bro. Herbert Nlhl Pastmasteu of the Lodg,), "Inelal Council. in memory of tll(; head and another small white spot. wife of MI'. Allan K. Pennc~, for· nlany cars and trucks are parked, ~1('rcer (elected). protest bl preJented a splendid Bible {or I laCe Mr. Slcphne Russell, J.P., who Anyone knowing the whereaboms mcrly of this to\\'n. We extend on the streets. The Council re.: 'Treasurer: Bro. G. F. Saunder.l, gue on It Lod~c usc. Sister. ~Iary Wareham; was for some )'enr~ President 01 of this animal Is asked to contact to the membel's of her family cur IllIests that motorists, in {llturt',: :de.cted). . casion ten closed the old BIble. in use ltlrl that august body, Follo\\'lng the the owner. most pl'ofound ~ympathy. pal'!( their I'chicle off thr. streN as • Dlrcctor . of Ceremome;: Bro. had only ~el·~nly.fil·e ~'ear.i. and ope.nNI t~c. prese~tation th.e Chalice and pa:.' . Also on the missing list Is a ~·ear. At. a ,iojint. ",!eetin~ O( tll~ ~\"" i far ~s pos~lblc, This. we ferl. ii!; ~ red. Romter. :Jr., (eledetl). • WI! appal nell one. wlllic the Lodge Chaplain! ten will be dedicated {Ol' lise In SI., hng ram. having as special marK~ man 5 A~SOcHltlOn u( the IJnltcJ1 a \'ery r~asonalJle I'cquest and lIe SeOlor Ornt~r. Bro ..Tanlr; Pen-i ted the J Bro. Georse W. Parsons. In a' James' Church. I thrce strokes of red paint on lett Church. North Sidt'o held this til'·', also lliink the public should C.l'· l1(fr (~Icclr.d). , rilol')'. lo.uehlng address acecptNI tlte! Misinformcd and. ~polDs:ics! I rr··1 side. Jo"lnder please .contact llr. ning, ~Irs. Ben 'f~)'lur Was elec!d i operate I~ the IItmost. ! .. JuDlor Orator: D\'/). Ilrrklry P.,c· 1 Blbl<,. o~ behalf of L.O.L, Nil. 1.1,: ~rel. that I Was mlsmformed as 10 Albert Earle. South Sldc. . S~cl'ctar)'. rrpl~cmg ~lr5, Robcl t Watrr Strt'ct storrs oprned I.). ~lJns, (elcct~cll. 1, .fttr whl.ch Bro. Capt. l.'red lIow;c'.· the nature of the ilIncss that kc.)tl ?lin. Lockhart Penney. whll hdsl Maddock, rcsigncd. I ni::ht fur the commcnCC11lrnt of the I Asst .•Junlor 01'a10r: Bro. Hal" S.A. dedicated il. I ~fae. daughter of Mr. and Mr~, been a patient at the General HI'S' Bl'igadier Genncr~·. SA. arrilNI! ChrisLmas arter·supper shop~inl!, It I'C'Y ~.ve (elec.trd). . Pee ---.. - --. .. ..------... -----.. -.-----.------...... -- ...... ,...... - was a bad night. from the \\'calb~r' InSIde Scntmel. Bro. Mell':" wc~lher standpoint hilt could cas. Oates .(clectcd). . ill' hal'r been a good business one. OutSIde Scnllnel: Bro. Cccll HOI. "ood (elected). All Committee: Brns. eLslrr Haytc~, The fir Thomas Ash. Fred Clarke. P.M.: Pee Wee School Concert G, F. Sallnders. P.G.M., Arthar COl! shut (Continued from page 15) Oatel, Cha~les Bur.gess. . .. The eleehon and mstallatlon WdS ,Ollie P. 1Iluslca.1 S.elechon. by lIl~ses Butt. , conducted by Bro, G. F. Saunder., registerec IntermIssIon: during. which home P.G.M. The Lodge had the most In that d made ca~dr. II as sold. " successful year in its history. High. Division Ch.oru~ .. S.~nta Claus. • lights were Institution of a Lodge. wu J. J, Exe:cl~e, !he Rive. Sen;;s . at Shearstown, Mass meeting Con. l'ac.. a!;cn ID a DOX, gilt set eall R~eltatl0n: The Thmker , by ceplio Bav Lodges at Carbonear' perfume foaDl bath in matched scents. The brand·ncw bo~ was d~sipri goals ani hit trick D~~d ~aY,lo,~.. , . " RoYatcoUlicll De;:r~e conferred o~ after an old l.~lian mosaic ami would make a suil~ble jrwtl bOI'llm Di :1~ClS'<;Th C~ldrenR~ W!;hcs Shearstoll'n Brethren. Presentatian the cosmetics are used up. Cologne, bod)' powder aOlI rOil Mperfn The " CI;~i~man'se Re~;rksope • of ~o.norary aPst Grand Master's are also available in this set.-By AUCIA JJ..\RT, !lin IIral:t)· Idittr. had Hurl E ..' "J 1 \t"1 Y '1' Certlflcale to Bro. G. F. Sallnder~., I -_. -...... -- handed r , ~erclse. us" 31 - 011 • Visit to BelI Island on July 121h. by D. 101 Sec. WASHINGTON (AP) - The dr· rTlle~da\' b~' llr:.·::re ~m/!I:< only had I Recitation: "A Closing Piece" by Zealand has 2.1 ~'cars at the mn. I fence departm('nt has decided .it L. ('harlc; E. \\'1,,,,1. "'-pJr:!1'.!tt ~'. day. A I Margaret Moore. I before the pressure of o\'cr-pop~ll ! too THURSDAY, DEC • .15, 1955 L?eals And RCi\1P: Chihawks Whip !TIghten .Race I • In'D' Badminton Gothamltes 4·1 The ""Di, Clan mixed doubles; eontest between the Independenl; NEW YORK (CP) - Chicaru 1 Chicago movcd 'In lronL 2·0 • Badminton Players of SI. John's; mack Hawk~ hal1~ed Ne:v York; n:38 of Ule first session Wllel and the RO)'al Canadian MounLed lIangers their third sh'alght s~t· i Jack Molntyre slapped one pu. Police, in the !llounties' gym at: back Wednesday. ni~ht, ~efeatingl Wofsley after takini a neat relll), , . them 4·1 for their Ilrst vlclory III from Red SuUlvan. ___ Kenna s Hili on Thursday ('veiling. \ jx National Hockey League meel· Nick Mickaski, anotller ex· 8 Deeember, further tightened the I ings this season. Ranger made it s.o only 43 lie' ' ff League race. . . ~ Rollins was brilliant In the onds aiter the start of the Slellnd . . Don Loggle and Faith Hiscock \ Chicago nets. turning back 32 period. 'The veteran le!twlne.r e04· of the Independents took the In. shots. Larry Popeln was the oniy verted passes fom Glen Skov and dS In PIayo S Itial match from Dennis and Doro. \ one to beat hl~. The Ranger Frank Martin. uar 0 G thy Pa rso ns, RCMP ,yb a score f 18.10center of Ihesent finalone periodmoo the after nets pick. at Skov added the final Hawk taUy - V 4. 3 , 15-12 and 15-4. The second rankea ing up Bell Gadsy's rebound just with only 21 ".conda r.malniD, 111 . ee s. . . • teams. played a very long deuced outside the goal crease. the iarlle with Wosle)' off tJlelc;. mateb before Maurice Wilansky Al Stanley, former New York de· The Hawks took over third pia:. Sh ad I ng , rnd ...... d .. " lb. I".,.,.· f~~" •.•11~.", •••wk "WN _I"," po ...... , ...... "". GUlrd' raOl" hallling from b.1 Pot B.,""~,, " .... " ...,. _, ... "" ...... '" up ... "" ...... I~ .....,,' by W"· pl.,,, "" of ... 'u' pori,' b, "it. CbI .." I...... ""'.. ; d In Ihr !Hrrl perlnd last I'" ..,"' ..... In ... 'n! .... wi...... "' ...... lot .. ,b.. ,,, ...... 1 ..... So,hl. L,,,. ,f Ufm, the ~'" i...... ,"""' • \!o. • 20· THE DAILY NEV/5, THUt-,SDt,Y C'=C 15 ' ... ,19!5 led to open tomorrow at the Starrett, unabl~ to check himself ,raced for he ,'oal . • . If d . . dn. ,10' P811'amount Th <.:ttre, set a recor d I . L L, was swung "",' aroun m the, [tumbling. t., .. ·.j~S III, . .gN. PARAMOllNT for underwatl'l phography by Day 0 f "eh 0 u" Iaw j muddy footing. arms flailing for: SJ:c could ':nly \\:t}'I Cet• . t d "I, felf! I fll mI n g 152 scelles be 1 ow th e I ur• 8y L•• W.II. ba I anee. • I .Jar 1y rccognilill;; ci,il( u. ".~.·~.·Shows To See To-morrow face of the water. Co·starrlng The saloon rloors burst Oil en ,lhl'o~::::h Ihe cOlInI';! of InUdr ~n RI~hard Carls !II and Jula Adams (."nlh. 1955, ., ~ Willi, 'islri~lId'f NEA Stmee, 1!lCo' I and the out1~·,\-: streamed oul. I ;hc saw \"ivia" ~tci c' , . ThC:i or the Am810r "GllI·Man"-last. Dan looked ilurdly human. his!, and I'aula .,.su:,'rl'e'\'\' "r.WI'hed nutty up ' R. IApache Indla,,~ alalnsl the en· "CRIATURE' FROM BLACK 1i~lng link witt> thp. beginning of XIX arose, then eh~cked himself and clothes and fist~ muddy, his facl' ~ she had nul c':Jr.c.· • Ihal ST/I Ieroaehment of the white men 1& LAGOON," WITH time-Is cons1J~red the most am· STARRETT finished talking walked more sedately to the smeared. No... both men ad i Dan came wl;iPPI " . '-~L_--=:"::~-=-~~_. __ the lhrllllng story basis' of .RICHARD r;"RLSON, bltlous undertaking in the field and Bruhn' leened back in'· his door.. ! vanced eautioli~ly, circling, w~it· cd as Strl,rctt I~am( ~ ~:e~~Ctl:, I~ "Apaefle Drllllls." spectacular of submarine o1letule production. chair. His thlr.k IIPf were pursed By the tJme Starrett had Ing for an op,'ning. Iand fader! to (Ille dde 1I11!. '1 To-day \Unlversal·lnte:llatlonal Teehnl· "Creature Frum The Black La· Utilizing an Ingllnlous under· and he studied SlarreU, the gray opened the door and steppcd out·. "Which'lI YfoU, take, Juazer?". lie couldn'l l:ct ill a ~Olid I color outdoor .lrama which opens goon," Unlvel'!lal·lnternational's water camera deviscd and opea" eyes expre",.c.nless. Then he side, Dan was on his heels. The I Tex called froll1 the porch. i thal would cwl tlir .f"h blr,. I . -APACHE DltUMS" WITH 1tomorrow at the Star Theatre selence·flcUon ndventure lehedu· ated by Charlr& C. Welbourne. a leaned forward and spoke brief· wind was sronger now, a cold "The tall, clean one." Juarez! Starrett's gua". Ira, ~t:U I, ~or :r STEPHIN MAChALLY, iwlth Stephen McNally and Co- camera crew eQuipped with lead· ly, so low the.! Dan could not knife th!t beglon to slice at the laughed. and good, lie callle i'l 'I qu.t\ . ~OL.IIN GRAY Ie en Gray In tile starring roles. summer heat In the middle of cd 'belts, Iwhr fins and acqua catch the WOlds. Starrett's race town, but Dan didn't notice. "Then give mc odds," Tex dc· Starrelt·s arlll IirIJppcd. C Ole IS . •' Advance Iniol matlon that the the California Mohave Desert is lungs worked underwater fCO' 32 fell, but the ('ogerness Immedl· Starrett reached the porch seps manded. DCnI'PT chuckled. Stal'rclt sUII il'llly IW\,tcd alnale bl',od-curdUna Ineld· Indian fights I\ere actually pho well substantiated on the lereen days an Rctua', clocking of 153 ately returneJ He talked fast, but turned when he heard Dan. "Dun no about that. :\lud or no, ilis knee cI>mir,g up iI, a !:~: .' . from the lona war of the toaraphcd during the Intense which dllpla:;s the oppressive submerged wu~klng hours - to one long flng~r stabbing at the "I said you were finished, Dan. that Murdock ~en.t looks goorl to blow thnt Ian :111 :rllc. " 'h,g! ~~~~~~~~~ atmosphere of the cracked earth eomplete the 1I,lfflcult assignment lable. Bruhn shook his head and That's final," . me." of pain ~wept 1I\I'('lI~h Oa~ O;:k ail the stOry of a beselged fron· A dozen eleet.rlan6, "grips" and stood up, His voice carried clear· Dan came UII to him. "Finish· . • • • it 5celUed th,,1 hi, ':"lIIarh c:r4 tier town unfolds. "Apache other technlclclr.~ pcll'formcd their ly now. ed working fo: Stal, maybe. but: ACnOSS th ~ slnct Paula had, up in his Ihro,,1. .)1" h~r,t d ;! Drums" concel"s the reformation jobs slmullanrously below the "When 1 decide. I'll let you nol with you," He jerked hlf I been standing a,t tile window in I and Slarretr~ li'l 1:'atclroOU!e '1 of a gambler who flndl his love sllrlace of the water. know," head back towald the do.or.j the lumber y:u.:! office when the Iward in a ~hh': 1);,1'111 blow : '1 alaln whlle bll'adthlrsty Apaches Unusual preparations fer film· He walkcd away, leaving Star· "YoU're making a deal With 'two'I mcn first cnme out on the: t1:ackcrl hi~ k,'ul'klc.' oil D~ ,t ragll al'bund tnt' town of Spanish Ing "Creature From The Blaek relt sitting alone, biting at his Bruhn." . porch. Then her eyes \wrl ('llin. nl :I~ Boot. Lagoon" wElre Instituted by Pro· lower lip. Brunn walked to Dar· Starrett zhragged. "What's It 1snapped wide.\'her· ~he saw the . Dan rlilla:t ;'rc: ,I. IIi, CQn,c. Softer momm,ts in the film are ducer William All&nd and Dlrpc· row's table and sat down. Daor· mean to you. since you don't, blow ·that sent Dan off the porch lOu'.nrs, 511'11·\(·,1 oWily in a IIa!i l~' Aupplled by J\teNplly and Miss tor Jack Arnoid, Spl'cial produc· row looked rurlously from him draw my pay('" ,iand Into the mild. of hght :md p"'Il. I: ••...... Gray. who a~'! Uncertain about tlon units spent more tban 30 to Starrett and back to Bruhn "Plenty. Blaise." Dan's Ups: "Jllot Dan Rnd B1abe:" Sht" (To Be Continuedl ,_.t·:" their love. As a hard·flghtlng, days combing various submarine but he said nothmg as Bruhn cU4'led. "You'd turn made dogs I ," . hard.gambling man of the West, areas to l-'l'epal'o the shooting sc· helped hlmse,r to a drink ~rom loose on the town to get your '- McNally suce"lIdully combines hedule. the bottle on the table. way, You're no better than a' TO·MORROW In their portnysl eleme\1ls of Alland, Arllr,ld and nCarlso Suddenly Su:.rrett's Ups thin· kl11er and outlow yourse1f!" i .,. . both the hero Iond the heavy. were earlier tf'amed to bring "It ned and his pale eyes flashed. Starrett's nr.~tri1s pinched, a 1 Coleen Grav brlllgs a eonvlne- Came From Oute~ Space" to the I With an Imp3lient gesture he little white moon of color show· , In, warmth to the screen In the scr.'Cen. I Ing around thl' base of his nose. : angullhed pprt;'~yal of a girl who nice; the r~ll1ainder. Interior Dan didn't see the blow coming. Is torn betweel' love for a lamb- scenes, were Wmer! In the &mall He had half turned his head to , ler and what ~he thinks Is the (:APIT()L but wel!.equI'lI,ed Scalera Stu· look angrily at. the distant moun· ' I NlWFOUNDIAND'S FRIENDLY 'HIATII more material love for the town dios, on the 1~land of Guidecca taln peaks. SlJrreU's fist caught: I maycrr and bla':ksmlth as played ii.. the commtrclal disbrict of him on the jaw just back of the I' -._- I with great ~~Il'ngth by Willard NolV Playing Wicc. Amon.; the historic land· chin, The forcp of it snapped his , Parker. ' marks against "hlrh key seque· head back and there was a flash II .'Roundlng out an exceptionally KATHARINE HEPBURN. IN nces of the r'~m are played are 0 flight befor.! his eyes. He land· NOW PLAYING Also-UP.TO.THE·MINUTf NEWS-MUSICAL well balance'! caM are Arthur "SUMMERTIME" the Pizza St. 1.1arco, the Doge's ed In mud ano water that spread : TIMES OF SHOWS: Shields as th'l spiritual guide of "Summertln'f," opening tom or· Palace, the erand Canal, the' along his body ana one side of i - ·the little community and CISlr· row 'at the CaVltol Theatre "ralnbow.hued' island of Burano his face. He gulped water and I EVE:' 'j rlul. The Time Has Come • • • NOI!H J:i 01.111 "rO , ._., ."¥UiG3 I Up THE TIME TO THINK OF • &4:l t!lat i .~C3 WIST UST Warmth For/ Winter .AQ8H .J 103 ¥'K lOt_ ¥QI5 I. .7:1 .QJU .J75 '" II>U !11(,,, SOliTII ID) . for .l: 5 2 THE, .J~ \U:rk ~r a~ tAX loa "'A~Q4 Both lidea \,111. lhhU' , ••ulll \\'tJ& ~erlla lad Ha,-!c 1 • Pa~~ 1 ¥ PIU :"hhrk 3:'\. T. Fa:s Tess . P.:! I .n~ Openlm: !ead-. 7 "a~n(' i (ltlh1e ~ up. I IV OSWALD JACOBY CABINEr COAt HEArER ')00. ," t'lilt I THKRE Is OIl geUing away from I • .. I')·~·I the fact that 1l'lIay's hand IS rat· . WILL HELP, MAKE YOUR HOME THE I ill"! badly ol'm·hid. North might i well have pasf~d to. one club in COSY PLACE YOU WANT IT rd BE. I stead oC showing the heart I suit. South ml;:ht well have, bid ! only two no·il'ump Instead, of - I jumping to game. Since both ; members of the partners~lp AVAILABLE IN These sturdy Coal and Wood burning ; stretched their \'Blues, the result ~ : \1'8'5 a contract that was theMet· TWO FINISHES i lea\ly unmak~~ble, heaters are buiJt by the makers of the I As every elCperienced bridge BLACK AND Iplayer knows, ! here Is a gap be I tween theory and practice, South NICKEL OR famous L'ISLET Range. Th. heavy st.el and Ishould have "~en dereated, but I he cooked up a clever enough BROWN cast heating unit, with fire bricks, is en i s~heme to makr his conlll'act. I West openllli the se~·en of PORCELAIN ; ~Ilades, East put up, the ten. and closed in an attractive, compact modern I Soulh wou thl' first trick with the ENAMEL I king, There wl)re now only 5e\'en cabinet. I h'lcks In top l'ards, and South I knew that be would need at least I R little luc~ 0 make his contract. PRICE FROM : Hoping for 1\ 3·3 break, south • i led his tlJ:ce top clubs, Fortu- i na\cly for him the ~ult broke : cI'rnly and he \\'a~ able to lead I his last club and win a trick $64.95 Iwith It. I By this time South was sure or ON HIRE PURCHASE i eight tricks, but the ninth trick . · stili looked fairly far away. . _ -_._._--- ...... _--- -.---~ ... ~,-.- ... ,_._--_._------I Altc-r some tnoul!ht, South de· : tided to retu rn a spade and let 'West take his trlck~. There wasn't ! mu~h chance (lIr a true squeeze, : b\lt there WIIS ~n excellent chance ; th~t West wf,uld be afraid to · tackle the hCht!s wilen he 1I0t Oil BurningH eaters · \:!rough with h!~' spade tricks, I I Events turned out 85 South had hoped, West took his four spade A ,erection of Economy-priced : trkks but was afraid to lead Iaway from his king oC helll'ls, lie extra compact models to suit \ therefore led a diamond through i East's qur.en·ja~k, every heating ne.d. This dlamo]ld lead ga\'e South : the filt'st of two finesses, lie : could nolY lead II heart to dum· ; my's ace and ("lte the other dia· z , mond finesse, thus makhlll his I ninth trick. . i 8~J: : 1t Ib Inler~:;;lng 10 note 11mt I South could net have taken I wo I ...~' > ~ diamond flnmes for Illmself ;(..: i since there WIlr. Dilly one entry . I 10 dummy. It \l'as Important to I ; get West's co",~cL'aio\l In Mdel' 10 obtain b~th diamond finesses. I I I Books Pander I 1 To Lower Instincts' I I · MONTREAL (C.P,)-Ralph At· ( : len, tdltor of Maclean's Magazine, ,said Monday many paper-backed I publications deliberately pander to Ihe lower instincts, I In an address to the Canadian I Club he declared that "at least 60 : per cent of the people who are i under fire by the censers today i are people who are perfectly wl1l I/) : lng, and Indeed serenely de;ermln· Q Thes. heater. feature- oval-shaped fire pots with a wId •• : ed, to pander to the very worst Z ; levels of morality and taste," W spread flame that packs extra heat capacity into a compact D:-D:w I . On the other hand, there wa. 11-1/) space, The "Mini-flame" pilot (on two models) is a low, i no doubt that at leas~ 60 per cent U) en low setting used in mild weather periods, keeps burner i of censors, official and voluntary, -0:1: .... alight on a trickle of fuel ready to supply instant heat when were motivated by the pure de· IliA . 'sire of guarding public morality. ~-' required, and permit. the most effective, most economical , "If only inttnl 'counted we would ~~ W operation with automatic heat contr'lls, : 811 be on the sTile of the censors." U)1IiA ·he 5~i·'. I ~.t Construction of heal.rs Is heavy-gauge welded steel with Bul ul':. ~ \'Illlsilieration! were' I U W' handsomely designed casings fini~hed in walnut.ton brown ,also ImpUl·tanl. What must be · found was a method of deaUnll f Oil '011 baked-on enamel. Equipment models includes leg backs without o[fcl\dlng a\alns~ levellers, constant level fuel valve, automatic draft regulator, · with tile more salnc~ous paper· dial heat control, and fuel lank, n~tllfll justice. 1£ lall's were not , . sirlngtnt enough already, they • should be amendrd. PRICE FROM TASTE CHANGING .. t Mr. AII~n ~airl "the ppndulum i •J · of our .national last, and our 111· I ,lIori,1 confidence hu alreadY be, , gU!! to swing." Canadian prejudices s66.50 i loday were not against, but In Ca,'or of Canadian books. But It would be a national ells· PRICE FROM • aster "if we a\low til. ependulum 10 ,wing 50 far tha~ we begin using the word 'Canadian' as II synon)'m for a\1 words denoting erce\1ence, and fall into the abys mal habit of readln ••torle. IDlely because they are Canadian etolre., or buylnll books or magazines be The Great Eastern Oil cause they are Canadian books or magazines," " Company, Limited' DIRf!CI'OR RETJRER OnAWA (CP),-Hope V, Antler Son of ottawa retired 'fuesday 15 Canada's director oi marine serv ices aner 42 years' federal gOY· ernment ~trvicr, A successor h~s 1\0\ yet been namtd, ... _.,.--.... -... -_ .. , . THE DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1955 o Heavenly Father, may Jesus M ' Of -. ; lObe Christ Who dwells in my heart. so eetmg Standing .lColumbia To Underdogs Get live through me that a divine spark . So I~ght, so tiny may be caught from me thb day WI W :.: Yes Santee .iFilm Story Their Day In that some eyes may be opened to e come agon ••• 'Lt can be worn behold His glory. Amen. in a woman's hair or ; ~w YORK (AP) - Th. NewlB M Qu b I N Club .• ~ ~raJd TrIbune . lin ID a y' onsarrat e ec .eam. e ewcomers clipped to a necktie ,mlhted ltory that a leerct : 'mlttee of leven h.. · reopened I .Columbla Pictures has ICqulred By mE CANADIAN'"" PRESS CITY OF ST. JOHN'S There will be a gencral meeting · .~veltilatlOll Into the amalcur' the wl~ely hailed best seller "Thf The underdolls had· their rullht o( tbe Welcome Wagon Newcomers 'I'din& of'1\'e. Santee. Story of !athel COltello" b'f Nlch· In the Quebec Hockey. I.e'lluo Club on Friday. December 6, al I I' KanslS mUer was suspended olu )Ionsarrat and wl\1 111m It Tuesday-toppUIII the two le_luc 8 p.m. at tbe YWCA, Harvey Road.' the Missouri Valley A1MIteur early nelt 'lear with Joan Craw leaders with olle·~oal decisions. Plans for the children's Christ· : ,elic Union realltraUon .cOin· ford and Rossano Brazzl headlnl The blUest IIPset was In· Shaw· mas parh', to IJe held on Monday , I ee Oct. 30 for acceptlul "ex· Inillan Falll. where the last·place · lYe expense" mOllfy for track the cast. Dnld !llllIe1 who direct· Quebec Acel edged the leallue· afternoon, December 19, will be ': Is lalt May In California. ed Miss Crawfotcl In "SUdafl! Fear". eadlng Cataracta In their own finalized at tbis meeting. · will dlreet "Ealher (;oste11o" for back yard. 7-6 In overtime. ST. JOHN S MUNICIPAL I nroducera John Ind Jamel Woolf, Ot\'ll Tessler, playlnll his first COUNCIL Newtoundland only $135 :8On' "'est:·l... es It wu reported by M. J. Franko- lame with the Aces, rapped in the Edl ·, . J I L. vieh. Columbia's manDaln, direc. tying and wlnulng loals on power Services \N rRANClSCO (AP) - Call tor in Great Britain. pl~ys'M nt al th R I 1 Public Notice :)0) I rJnll'1 Olson. \ detbroMd middle. n a re, e oya ~ • so ~lId · :ht ehamplen, te,tlfled Tuea- MIlS Crawford'i two most reeent lound the loin, rougho nhome PASSENGER .NOTICES "al'1 In a former manaaer', ,uit de. films were mltle for Columbia. Ice. bowing to. Chlcoutlmi Sagu!!. AMENDMENT TO ZONING flbP 'd' .aNI""" d fr "Q ..- " tl I I neens 2-1 on I thlrd-ptrlod goal by BY· LAW . ST. JOHN'~ LEWISPORTE · Inl _,""" am ..e, 0'11 ueen Dod curren y n re eUf. Gen Creuman. The loss left thehl 5&h PI ':n and Sid rlaherty. for whom and ''The Way We Are". I William SERVICE 5.5. GLENCOE "h ~ h .... in 931 12 points beblnd Shawlnllan Fals ANSWERING THE CALL TO DUTY-A polar bear cub moves in for 'l'he St. Joh.j'e Municipal Coun· TOMORROW FRIDAY ,th PI : n II fOu.ut, ce 1. Goetz production reeentiy com- but only fOllr points ahead Of the a meal at the ~lllwaukee Wis. zoo. But the feeder Is B dog, not the I d this 1st . I I 5.5. IIbP · son was que'tl!mecl by coun· pitted. Brazzl il the italian star thlrd.pace Sagueneens.· '" • Id dl b cilln sess on c;·nvene on G1encC'c operating on 51. I 9th~ 'Iror Herbert C'~POI, Honoluu who hiS beeD hailed for three Grelll( Hicks of Chleoutlml and mother bear. Because zoo officials feared tbe cllb. wou e or e day of December 1955, hereby I John's LewislI.1rt/: Service will I g w sa i1 10111 P ,tyY mreamnaaltnelr, uWnhde0 r(!la.llmmsanOa~. slrallht lueeetJes In A'1Iericll1 Kely burnett of Montreal e~ killed by Its Inexperienced motber, a dog fuat bad lust bad pups was passCs lind e;1ucts the f.ollowin l,n'?h f 5 frutln D~ck CF~.adstal i 11th P .. ~ h II f\ I d I II d f t d t amendment t~ the Zoning By· I ar p.m. o·mortow, II ay., . t contract with blm. until 1939. films, "Three .:olns In the Faun· c anle nt·per goa s and the ca e on or we nurse u y. I ltth P: , ° I 13i11 P obo Slid h' told the- territorl.1 taln". ''The Barefoot Contesn" team I batUed through I scoreless , Law passed ami enacted by the I' CONNECTION GREEN BAY , Uth P In, eommiulon In June 19S1 and "Summertime". A major part second period before Cressman got M dOt t' I Verse Council on the 3rd day of March SERVICE i 15th P I hI·" t 1 Hon I I f'- St f !alh C t 11" the winner. e I a 101\ .' 1955. I Train "The Caribou" I('a\'in~ Radio - Appli,nCt - Furnllu" 16th Pp t e ""an.... h uida •eave t au uh 0 . JU' ory 0 er os e 0 At Shan'lnllan" Fall.,• Luduer~, I .. Th I''5t. John's 5 pm•. to·day. Thurs .., De PI • I1tb ~ .use e co n t ,e enou, will probably bt filmed In Ireland. Tremblay shared honors with Tes- Chrlst.s way Is the on.I'I way for I 0 Lord. ho.:v can I glorll~ y I AMEUDMENT i day will makt. connection at; Waler Slre.1 SI. J."~.. 11th P ::5 In HawaII. a local' of the ItOry. Th, novel. sler with a pair of goal8 while the world to·day. It IS not our, name. ',' ' Lewisporte with l\1.V. Codroy on i PHONE 80021 191h P · son eontend~ he wa5 .reealed which wal pulll!lhed in 19118 by Dan Pollzlanl, Billy Ford and words or actions that create In llow e.Bn 1 be 10 true, sO ChrISt·, 1. fhere IS ~creby deleted (rom: the Green Bar Service. I 51"1'1 Lt4, 20th P ;ti~~ CJ:s cor:.~~: atU::~! Knopf, was J,{onsarrat's first after Bucky Buchanan lot one apiece. men the knowledge of. their need like be Residential 1 Zone and the areaSj ,dec6.13,15,20,22 Z1Jt PI •• J1(I contrlct release. I his l1'eat slla of naval warfare, Eddie Kachur. Connie Broden, Of salvation. But If we are fully That all who meet me in this. more part!cui.l!.·ly described In CONENCTION NOTRE DAME I CITY OF ST :!DcI P JOHi-.- :3rd PI I "The Cruel Sea." "Esther Costello" Jean·PaUl Denis, Dick Wra~', Ro. consecrated God will use us to troubled ~orld. Schedule "E" attached to the I BAY SERVICE .• - : Mill P I, tbe story of a youn, Irish alrl. Jer Leger and Erwin GroJlc turn their thoughts k1 rom so That May catch a glimpse of Thee! Master Zoning 1'1an deposited In Train "The Caribou" leaving . !5tb P 'everly handi~lpped scored for the Cataracts. His Spirit may find an entranre The answer came as I knelt here th ffl of r City Clcrk the St. John's Sunday, December ... %"h P who has been I 1 ~ Into their hearts. It is we who to pray. e 0 ce ne . 18th. will make connection at !7th P by an accident. Her parents are \1ft Christ up before men showing I saw a Cross, I 58\\"', Man Who. !ollowing area. namely: Lewisporte w·tl! ;lI.V. Clarenville • unable to care for her and a TI U' · d tbem His grace .and beauty, It Is died. I ALL THAT AREA the bound· ! on the Notre Dame Bay Sen·ice. \ '8th ! wealthy widow offera to have her Ie DinvIte He alone Who draws them unto That In. men:, hearts forever Hc, aries of whkh commence at 81 TRAIN SCHEDULES FOR • !9tb f cured. There follows a period in Him and completes the work of mlgbt )lVI', . • . point on the east street, CHtdSTMAS " SOtb f I ~outh ,1-' f which the YOUlI' Ilrl fall~ victim Guest nh'aUon wltbln. Whom once they crUCifIed. line of Watc;oford Bridge Road: In order to accommodate; ST. JOHN'S MUNICIPAL 3ZIId f to the exploitation of ber CaBe and CLOTHES make the' man if CHAFE at the west propCU'ty boundary I pabl'onS for Christmas 5ea~on.1 COUNCIL S3re1 P an act of kindness "'adu.U'I be. , o( No 267 \\ nterlord Bridge: additional trai;.s will be operated I Uth I a' S t d I comes a repulsive racket. orfOW comes 0 every oor n makes the clothes'Road; Tm~l'\CE lollowing the! as ~ereundcr:. - .' :, SSth I sombre lIarmenta dre.ltd -·Takes Id outll "a't street line o( \\ Decer:n'j 36th I estbound-(j~ffcrtlve. Public Notice S'lth I I seat beside the bearth, and un· WM L CHAFE Tal1lor sa ~ .." , ber 17th. to 2211d. Inclusl\'e) tram I 11th I Invited ·IIUe&t.-Under neath )'our • a " Waterford Bridge Road In 8 I "The Caribou" will lea\'e St. 1Mb I - root his habitation he will make- .. 1 generally eaMerly direction to: John's 5 p.m. daily for points to, AMENDMENT TO IONING 4Mh I I hauntlnl presence brooking New addressl 4 HOLDSWORTH ST. the west prollerty boundary of i Port aUX Basques. BY·LAW 41tl1 I Manners Make where you dream and where you No. 249 Wat~l'ford Bridge Road;, ~~~stbound-' Eff:l'li\'e. Decem-/ UDtI wake. THE~CE fillowing the west. bl"~ 18th. t.o 23;·d. I.nelust\·e) tratn The SI. .Tohn·s .\Tulliclpal COlllI< Friends Then one da~ there eome! a k . . b ' d f No 249: "The Carlbo'j" WIll .Iea l·!' • ~0r1 I eil in scssion con~cnerl nn this Ma • it a prope.rty olin ary ° ", Iaux Basques 9 a,m. dally arn~ll1g .' . moment st ranle an d won derfu. I Waterford bridge Road In 8 st. .John's 11.15 a.m. the following 24th da~ of i'in ember 1955. hen- The heart, disburdened, knows tha t b d h Before you decide that Inother G()(\ h.. worked a miracle-&r. Musical Christmas ~nerally .0utherlY direc- doy. y passes an enacts t e follow. \\'omftn Is ju~t plain .no!)t)' or un· row hu departed 11k, I shadow tion lind thcreaCler (ollowing a! For palr~n~ to and from the ling amendmer.ts tn Iht Zonlq rrlendly aat yourself this question, "Could !t be tl1at she is jUst shy sUently.a.nd left the angel knOWIl with RECORDS from projection of the said b?lInd. i ~:~nl!"~ ~:e~~D~tl~~de~ij~n~t~ By·Law p~sseQ and enacted b:- Ind unsure of herself?" Lots oi .. Hope k1 keep you company. ary to. the centre line of ,\ oter- above mentioned trains. I the Coun~~l on th~ 3rd day II people ,et ar eputatlon lor beln" Memories were banished In the THE MUSICAL CLOCK I ford Rtver; THENCE in a gen· Local trains for points between ~larch 19:)a. standoffish when they are JU!t hour 'of bitterness-Now wltb erally westerly direction up the St. John's and Corner Broo~ will AMENDMENTS , plain shy. p1ddlnll ban d s outstretcbed centre of the Waterford River operate 35 .at p.resent and In a~. :tt1.' around the houle they preu-' JAZZ WEST COAST . hon-A trOll1 WIll le3\'e SI. .Tohn 5 '"1' It always pays to take the streaming throulh the open gate to a point on & projection o( the 8.30 p.m. Flriday. December 23rd. trouble to find out what a penon and .millng throullh the. pane. CRET BAKER SINGS west property boundary o[ No. for pOints a~ far as Corner Brook. I. reaU:t like, Instead of makinl Thul our dead come back to us 267 Waterford' Bridge Road; Inap Jucllmenta. an d bl d UI 1Ive alaI n. SEVEN DREAMS •••••••..•. Jenkln THENCE In a stralg ht 11 ne to i ======~::::======PETE KELLY'S BUIES the point of commencement. .iiiilil I LOVE you ...... Eddie Fllher and the said described area Is SUpl ~!fet t remembranc~ for U It d Ch h 0 h ~! !pecl.u lomeone: LUlury n e urc rp anage :~Y F:~:OVE ...... 4 Aces \ ~~;p~~~tc~d::d ~~It~~nti:~ea; I --C-IT-Y-O-r-ST-.-J-O-H-N-"-S-- aries of which commence It a ,!den Orchid cologne ill more particularly described In I MEMORY SONGS ...... Stafford·MacBI. Schedule "D" attached to the' poiut on the soutb well rtrttl !r.l.cti,·e 4 oz. bottle-Sl.7S. a~d Receiving Home LULLABIES OF BmDLAND ...... ~ .. Chrls Connor said lIlaster Z"ning Plan. I IT. JOHN'S MUNICIPAL line of Gle:~\'iew T~rratt 100 ,Iden Orchid dusting pow. COUNCIL fpcl to the n.. rlh wr~t 01 il! in· r-5 oz. $1.75. Golden 'lstmas Tree Fund WEE SMALL ROURS ...... Slnltra 'IN WITNESS WIIERF.OF the: ter~rl'ljol1 \\'I~h tl~e no, Iii Wl'lt SONGS FOR YOUNG LOVERS ...... Sinatra.. Seal of the City of St. John's . Ftrect line ol Corrow,1I .\vtnup; 'chid bath salts (not iJlus· Chr this By·Y,aw has b~cn signed: Public Notice Tllt::-;n: in & ~o1lth Wt~t@!'\y I •••• ft ••• I • BI TWILIGHT MOODS ••••••••• , •••••••••• 1.1 SURS I' lIed)-wonderCull)' refresh· ha~ been hereto ftCf xed anrl : dir~!'Iion r).ll~ilel 10 Ih~ north S in the daily bath ••• $2.00 thl~ By·I.aw has been signerl ~ AMENDME"lT TO ZONING WI',t ~trre: h1le of ("ornwall by the M~yor lind City Clrrlt ' B'H.AW ,"'enliC and iOO frPl h'm II, Donors are invit.cI to s.nd Cash Contributions on bebalf d the Council this' fol' II dislal:te of ](Ii) I~"; THE MUSICAL CLOCK LTD. ht day II! December 1955. The Sl. .Tohll'; )lunl(·lpal COUll· TIIEC\CE in a IInrlh I',"t~lrr\v 15 d) H 0 R MEWS ell in Fe,sion cOIl\'ened on this to MISS E. MADDOCK, 36 Allandal. Road, and OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE DIAL 3940 dirertion. pa"allel In Ih- !nllth g. . •. ',1st day of Deccmhcr 1955, lHll'chy . wc~t ~trr<'l line M (;lcndeI'J Gift.in.Klnd direct to the HOME. dee13.I~,17 MUSICAL CLOCK LTD. 15 d) I B r:ORANMaYOr.! p;,,~e~ and en"l'l~ the followil1l( 'frl'rare for a lIi,Unr. o~ M dec1UO g. •. .' I : amrndmcnt to the Zoninll: fly· Il'l't; TlmC\CE in , norlh ml ." ;-.;;--iii--;;;;;-·;.-••ii.------iiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiii _____ iiiiii_iiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiii-;i_~;;;;;;;:;~:;~:;:;;~~~;~;:;;;~~:;~:;~ _____~_ii.-~C~'ty~.-~C~.~~:.k .• : Law, pa~sl'd ":111 I'n3dcrl hy the cl'I~' dirrrlion. parallel to IhN - Cnuncil on th~ 3rrl day of March nurlh we~t ~lrrN lin. ~r Com· 1055. :j" w311 A\'ellllr to ~ "I)in: II'> Ih~ ,.• .l AMENDMENT ~ollth we~t !tlrrl linr tof Glen· JI , · . \"I~\\' TerraeI'. TI1f,XCf L'\ 3 I There il'> herrl!y delrtrd fr0111 I ~traight Iille In th'! rnint e[ I Open Spac!! Zune and the areas; commencement Imore partil'ul.u·ly described and I ' : delineated in Schedule "F" at .. and the 5aid dc!t'rihrd Am 15 ., tached to the Milster Zoning Plan I incorporated In ReSidentiAl 3 deposited In th(' office of the City Zone and addeJ to the areas more Clerk the iollowing areas particularly de!cribed In Sehed· ~. r .0\ FEATURING: nameiy: , ule C attached to the ~aid ~ra~ter '. ~ .: ., I Zoning Plan. ALL THAT AREA the bound· rCl INDUSTRY IN NEWFOUNDLAND':.- LOCAL AND FOREIGN EVENTS aries of which commence at a 2. There is hl'rebv delelcd I,om [. TRADE . point on the east street line of Residential 1 Zone and the arm •. SPORTS Oxen Pond IIoael at Its Inter· more pM'licul.uly de~crihed In r. L,ABOUR section with the centre line 01 Schedule E atl~ched to thr )la5l' • PUBLIC SERVICES a lane leading to Pu.cell', er Zoning Plan deposited In the ,f ., olt'ice of the City Cll'rk. Ihr loi· END·OF· YEAR EDIT ION I. FISHERIES • NECROLOGY Ridge; THENCE following thr east street line of Oxen Pond lowing 81'ea, namely: :. ~fINING • FATALJTIES Road In a generally norlherlr ALI. TlIA l' AREA Ihe bound· w~ :. LOGGING r1irection to Its Intersection arics of whlel. rommrnrr at thr 19 SS • OTHER ITE~lS OF INTEREST with the 50uth ~trccl line of po inh~r. sr.WFO\INDLAND DISTRICf COVNCIL THE IDEAL m'IL SER,'I(,E FEDERATION OF CANADA BINGO .~ .... !o ..•. ~ 1'1, I -:f' .t (Under auspices St. John's Lions Club) I .. r1: r' Educational Fund DRAWING GAIETY AUDITORIUM CLUB OPEN I I: , !, Christmas Gifts I 5 P.M, TO-DAY i' . i'\' Set. No. S 1182 ...... MRS. M. L. ARNOTI' : " ' , Jt r~t ~r~~;-~l:'~ Set, No. 8467 ...... MRS. T. J. MORRIS Tickets are now on FOR CHILDREN ~Dp I r Tt'RKEY. No. V55%5 ...... No. 3 ·TO-MORROW, Friday '.:,, ,. lid r !r;:.Tl!RKEY. No. Mlli ...... UNCLAIMED laic 10r Boxlna I I ~,:' I, Ilh prr~r TUKEY. No. \'3211 ...... UNCLAIMED . DECEMBER 16th AT 9.00 P.M. Nights Formnl PRACTICAL· AND ECONOMICAL jth rr-Tt'RKEY, \12891 ...... PATRICIA AYLWARD ~ Dnnce, which wJ\l ~h ~1.r~Tl·RKEY. No. S3512 ...... UNCLAIMED be held Monday, :Ih pl!r - Tt'RKt:Y. No. "5668 ...... UNCLAIMED . ,~EAL'.s WHARF. December 26. IIh r~;~Tl'RKE\·. No. "721 ...... UNCLAIMED CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ~h plllr-Tl'RKEY. So. M3571 ...... UNCLAIMED Ilih /. r-Tl'RKE\', No. U·507 ...... UNCLAIMED GAME No. 30 WORTH $500.00 11th rl!1 Tl'RKE\', No. S2893 ...... UNCLAIMED GIFT SKATING BOOK I!th 1!1r- (' ton CIGARETTES, No. UU9'l UNCLAIMED Iltb rl\rt-l r~~lon CIGARETTES, No. M523 .. VNCLAIMED i AUCTION ADMISSION 5c CARDS $1.00 \llh PI. If-, farlon CIGARETTES, No. "IUB4 UNCLA11IIED 25 SKATING' SESSIONS FOR Iilh rl!Jr- . ton CIGARETTES. No. MSBO'7. UNCLAIMED (Proceeds Devoted to Lions Christmas Charity) 1~lh rl!lr-: ~·:~ton CIGARETTES, No. UIiSM .. UNCLA11IIED THE C.G.I. T. ',' ~! I, • ; r t.,!: t I:th rr!lt-1 ('arton CIGARETTES, No. U222i •• UNCLAIMED ;Today, ThursdaY'i=de=CH=I.16=(T=ell======Illh PI!"'-, farloo CIGARETTES. No. M549 ...... 111. RYAN XMAS VESPER SERVICE $5.00 ~ !:: ~: . I!th ~r!Ir-1 ('arton CIG.\RETES, No. JlO!l!l .. P.O. HANCOWNCK 11.30 a.m. For Sale Taxi .... '. ~" " I !lIh 1.'lr-, farton ClGARETTt:S, No. USO'2 ... 111. BRO ---._ .. _----",------~--,~ • will be held at Queen's Road . .. "~r :lIt rl\lt-,r CAriDI CIGARETTES. No. n01B .. UNCLAIftIED '- FOR SALE-On. Iwo slor.v mCKEY'S TAXI leaving TI'f> P b • Ch h ::od rl." --, lin fHOCOLATES. No. s.. n .... UNCLAIMED dwelling hott!e. also II gar· renceville Wednesdays. st. res ylerlan urc ON SAlE AT, THE STADIUM :lld rur-I Ro:t CHOCOLATES, No. M'724 .. UNCLAIMED age. stable, store and a John's on '1'bursda)'s. Connect· :Uh rr.lr- Ooi CHOCOLATES, No. J3!1211 .... UNCLAIMED deet5,16,17,19,21.23 .:~ ;'. t'. r I ,41 parcel of IRold. Apply to l\Jrs. ing with mail boat. Contact TO-NIGHT, Thursday, - DO' 85850 ...... I Head • Choice !;Ih rm I CHOCOLATES, No. H. SMITH Mr. Hickey at Terrencevill. .~; •. h rmr-· ... S ~ S3803 Thomas Moore. Carbonear, = :::h rrirt-1001 CHOCOLATE, .. 0. GRANNY WALSH near Railway Station. or dial 4210-F at SL John·s. December 15th, . j 1 i Butchers' Cattle! dccHI,17,20 p' ROI CHOCOLATES, No. M253S ...... BUSTER o I I!!th rr!n-'I ROI CHOCOLATES, No. S4293 .... UNCLAIMED Barber Shop at 7.30 p.m. JUBILEE BOWLING LEAGUE I ~h p'l':-I DOl CHOCOLATES, No. MIM9 .. F. MAHONEi --'-ns-ur-an-ce-- ;I 1I1b 1 !10 Small Pigs '1 r 1. , -I Box CHOCOLATES No. Jm ..... UNCLAIMED THE CENTRAL BARBER 1111 rrl\.ol DOl CIIOCOLATES. No. S:m3 .... G. HPLLETT SHOP-Fast efficient sani· Christlnas Drawing . Ex Prince" INSURANCE-Bawrlng Breth· ; :;:: p~:r:l :·r. N~·LONS. No. USZ6'J •••••. BRYUANNCLWAt~~ I "B1u~ tary senrlce. AIl modern 1 I h rrirr-l pro NYLONS, No. V4394 ...... r Limited Insurance Depart· equipment. five barbers. The lst Prize-No. 7518 ...... W MURPHY. no AddreSl I (Subject to arrival) ment-Flre. Automobile. Mar least possible waiting. 24 New 2nd Prize-No. 5126 ...... OLIVE WILSON. f9 Cook SL .; ! ~:b Plilr-1 pr. NYLONS, No. S6RU •••••••• ·~~~t~mlg Ine and all Cnsualty lines. Crystal Palace 3rd Prize-No. 4947 ...... 149 Queen'. Road • i lltb rlilr-I pr. NYLONS, No. JaM' ...... "UNCLAIMED Gower Street. opp. Adelaide . r,lh Plhr-l )lr. ~~LONS, No. S753 ...... UNCLAIMED Telephone 3131. Motors Ltd. my4.1m 4th PrIze-No. 4964 ••••• , •..• n ~ ...... UNCLAIMED '.t: \' I h Plirr-l l'r. NtLONS, Ne. UMU ...... Contact STAN FOWLER. R,· TO.NIGHT 5th Prize-No. 374$ ...... V. WINDSOR, ISlackmarlh Road I , ~b Pritt, 1 pro NYLONS, No. USaS7 ...... No. /I ~. nouf building, for Fire AUlo Glh Prize-No. 4910 ...... UNCLAIMED . f , I~L Prirr-l pr SYLONS, Na. "tn8 ...... UNCLAOIMNEEDy Auto Accessories LUB OPEN 7th Prize-No. 5997 ...... ED - 7 Olgerty Sa. ·'r.: . : I.. ' . SiLONS No vml .THOMAS MAH mobile and Plate G1an Insur· C 8th Prize-No. 3200 •••...... IIIRS. NIXON, 137 Gower Sa. .: "j I .IUG ltvN[[ ".~ ance. Claims promptly settl· ":l~~ :~I:::I ::: SILONS: Ne: "8532 •• MRS. ALEX. MARTIN WINTER TII{ES New shipment 9th Prize-No. 3516 ..... 0LIVE BURRY, 224 Empire Avenue ...::, ed. 'Phone 11531-P.0. Box ~om x Food Served. 10lh Prize-No. 3531 ; ...... UNCLAIMED ; ~ I nUll· dec14,11l 63 Nov. 19th, dzed 550 15/16 to 710 ~ 15. SI6.50. Used 11th Prile-No. 4190 .•...•...... 1. QUINTON, St. Pat'. AUe, .' .-:: 1 th" ::~~======::::::::::::::::~ F~U~R~'N~&~SS~~W~IT=H~Y~~IN~S~U=R'- Tire Sales, 86 Hamilton St. For reservations call 12th Prize-No. 1246 ...... UNCLAIMED , : ;' .. 1 I ru· I " ANCE D1!partment offerilla novl9.1m .crw. CHRISTMAS dependable Insurance-Auto- ~==T:O:l1:o:p:er:a:to:r:. =~ ==L=U=Ck=y=T=ic=k=et=H=ol=d=er=, =PI=ea=5e='=Ph=o=ne=73=72::H=or=2989=H=.==== •.~ 1i "11111 ANTED ODD JOB SPECIAL mobile. Fire. Burglary, Plale Milcellaneous b:<' W . Glass. Tourist Baggage, .: -- "I .., For all your odd jobs you Transportation. Travel Accl· FLOORS cl'lIn.d end pallshed, need done, such as wall and j dent. Liability. Phone 207~ AN ENERGETIC no job too big or too smaJl. ceiling wa;hlng, paper hang· . ROBERT Df4WE & SON, Fir. Apply by l!'tte~' to !\Ir. W. THFCH~~::S~NGLAND i'~1 Ing. palullng. varnishing. I and Automobile Insu.rance. Harding. St. Phillip's, C.B. basements cleaned up (lIr , Be safe. be sure. Insure. Tel~ LOST f!m\ limed, r'Jof repairing or ; phone 2882, P.O. Box Btl ALL WOOL MATTRESS"S are picked, re-covered: springs re .. storm w'ut1ow~ put un. For ; Royal Bank Chambers. SL day beds rewired; Inner Somewhere in the City, Wed YOUNG MAN those or ilny other odd job I John·s. CHRISTMAS TREE FUNil d til sprmg mattresses recondition· nesday, December 14th, one ~ou want done at renson~hl(' ! CONTACT A. E, HICKMAN ed. Write. Phone 3891, wire !lw GENT'S SIGNET RING with d In to fill thl pOlition of Anistant ROUTE I'Ir!~l)s r,111 liS nOI\'. AI~(\ I' CO. Ltd. Insur.nce Agents. n. J. Keats, 16 Mount Royal Friends and su'pporten of the Orphanage are hl1l1t In ~l\bll1l't~ nrOltnd 'Phones 4132-3 .... 5-6 P.O.B. Avenue. , ~1I, initials W. C. Finder please SUPERVISOR on Itv.rag. Sales in' St. John's. kltc'l!'n ~:"I:~ chrome trim· I 984. lor I'O\U Insurance r~ I asked to remember the children at Christmas. med I"-hllp" : qulremen1S. IF YOUR CHIMNEY'S DIRTY contact WALTER CARBERRY at take no limp to weep. Just Gifts-in-kind may be sent to the Orphan /( TH~ ODD JOB DEPENDABLE FIRE INSUR. Harvey & Co., Ltd. Reward is: ·und· call Edwarll Carberry the ~ Ilt a CONTRACTORS ANCE-Don" risk your \'alu- famous Chimney Sweep, Hall offered. age or c10 Miss Jean Murray, "Sunnysid.", .. .I Dill 4244 ~ Now or 5534·H abIes to "save" II few dollars. t : rf'f't Apply In writing, stating ag., qualifications, Stoves. Furnaces. 011 Stoves Our fair,rale. nIbble policY and Ranges [leaned the elec Circular Road. • "0' f, 100 to the undersign.d: IIlves immedtatll orotectlon. Ilrlcal way ...Iso Carpets' and Cash donations to Mr. P. E. Outerbridge, .·1 :./ III \r.. , 'Phone 6921 or write •• J. Chesterfield.. Drycleaned. ~ "~ .' ,,!" t Lacey. P.O. Box 506. repl.tf Phone 4438·'. nov.23.1m. B.I.S.· Hon. Treasurer, P.O. Box E5155. , " l, ! ":lur; SKATES, SCISSORS, KNIVES, ,declO.15,20 ·:r I ~ ~ fori:r BROWNING HARVEY LIMITED Venetian Blind. Saws. sharpened by preciSion TOPSAIt r AIR , :,.1., I "0rth machinery. Open evenings. . ,- I ~~ 803 WATER ST., WEST ONLY COMPLETE BLIND P. J. Hagerty. 53 Casey St. • '\fJ.'~ .".\ ~ . Service. Manufacture. Laun· ~ . ; I :11 ~'. f'!l!.I~.It dry Repair Wor~ guaranteed. GET quick rllief, luting (om· DOOR PRIZES F'OR SALE· ~ f,. .. l; One dny service. Fre .. quota· fort. Wilder's Stomach Pow· .j :rrl~ tions. Kearneys Limited. der. Ev~rv druggist in 11st Prize, $300.00-No. 8434; A LARGE QUANTITY OF Manufacturers. 4114 Water st. Canada sells Wllder's-in the .~~\h blue checkeI't'd can. Iwon by P. Nugent, Kelligrews 1'1\ Ie''''' - ----_.------,r M WANTED Musical Instruments IlSK FOK "IY BROAD all· , Unclaimed, 2nd Prize, $200.00 ,Used' Beverage Cases purpose Insurance. Fire in· t~"· GIBSON GUITARS - Haln.r surance premiums now less -No. 2241. With and without partitions, for fire-wood. , til .. .. Button Stop Accordeons and than ever. Your property Is C(l~' Harmonicas. RichmOnd Saxo worth protecllng; W. E. Cald· ' Unclaimed, 3rd Prize, $100.00 phones. Boosey Clarinets. well. Insurance Agent. 'Phone -No. ChariI!!' Hutton & Sons. PO. 2465. Address Temple Build· 6826. BROWNING 'HARVEY LIMITED Junior Clerk-Typist feb3.cod.tf. Ing Duckworth it.. St. John's. 803 WATER ST. WEST \., (fEMALE) DIAL 6341 dec15,17.19 BY lIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR T" Apply by I.H.r, USHERS CHRISTMAS. DAY 'NOW .. I 'J giving Iducational qualifications, to WANTED IPHONE 5184 or 5185 FOR: , ! P.O. BOX E1282 'Apply • PASTEURIZED HEAVY CREAM • PASTEURIZED COnAGE CHEESE Mast· :t the fVANTED STADIUM • PASTEURIZED EGG NOG '1f tClI- deel4,S1 • GREEN SPOT ORANGE Dnlln!! PRINTING EQUIPMENT' Deliveries will be'made up to Dec.mber 24th. .t tht Wanted 10 purchase small platen press, hand lever The Dairy will be CLOSED for Christmas Da~ 'I ...r. paper CUl1er, small POWif' press, lead cutter, 20 .l Tf'r' WANTED only. Get your supply of Milk on the 24th al I' : ~ifornia type callIS, also quantity good used type. ji .. Jtrtf't TO RENT the next delivery will not be until Declmb.r \',.nue; "001 hayt you? I: i ~.,"'rb· Apply stating equipment and price to Furnished ground Jloor Flat, 26th. o1r~f'1 j: i 4ltl2.IUe BOX 21 CARE OF THE DAllY NEWS Apartment or Bungalow. I: : '''f J Apply fo I i I t:>: Cf; SUNSHINE DAIRY COMPANY ." I , , ?rljl'n. FLASH PINSENT AND' ADAMS, dec13.6i 1 .tf!,t Solici/ors, ,. f{lf • • WANTED Royal Bank Chambers ESC! dec7,eod,tf 'reetiOll ,rrlt HOuSE CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT ·,\·rnUI, BULBS .,.ell ::1 '" MUlt have I.p.ri.nee and ref.r.nclI, for • --0· :.i '.:, '.' 'I " j . I ~ i c. I Operation in Gander. Apply by I.Hlr or in Buy1 doz. get ¥2 doz. FREE STADIUM ,'.J. :; a I~ In· I Zone SKATING n paf' Buy 2doz ..getl doz. FREE edule C ~IoU8ton Development Co. Ltd. TO-NIGHT er zon- GANDIR FO REVERY 2 FLASH BULBS YOU BUY 9 to 11 p.m. IF the YOU GET 1 FREE. John" ed and lill1ed t1tESTERFIELDS' and CARPETS BE TALLER ~ilned THE MUSICAL CLOCK Increase Height 2 to II Inches \' Clerk with our brand New Course. OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE ON WATER ST. Suitable for both sexes. Re- ·IE.IIII ~cll Oa~ . .,,- DRY. CLEANED de"1",16,17 MU51C'AL CLOCK LTD. lults guaranteed or fee refund- r.l~· ~ i ed In full. Please remit 30 VILeAIIZI •• ....- WS. AND MOTH PROOFED Shillings British Postal Order 'i, •• fOn. ,... •.,et. lr Money Order or Bank Ora ft, DIAL 4431.'. payable In India. England or ·1••• ' .. .el., ... 1 It \merlca. 1&1 .. Nfl... Armature Works Ltd • t~WARD C4RBERRY 1. ______I:_:~_l_~~_T_;_i_:~_~:_~:_~~..;.·~_,DI_·:_:i_.~_30_I, BAMBRICk ST. DIM 4502 " 24 THE DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY DEC 15 ' ., 1955 ~.OO p.~ . I -..... most amazing food MOp., "LivIng Picture 8oob" "WELCH'S" ENGLISH CONF ECTIONERY wrap eyer.. developed I 11.00 p.1 •:t A Whole Nttw 11.15 p.1 '. World In '- 'IWINDSOR EIGHTS"-4 oz; Bags SaraD· ,'. "SIXTEEN FAVOURllES"-4 oz. Bags Animated - 1., .Wrap Story-Book "SIXTEEN FAVOURITES"';"7 lb. Tins Form J • 1 ~., "BLACK MINTS"-4 02. Bags I "CLEAR MINTS"-4 oz. Bags pro' '1 ''£iJJ~- ·1 Give Books i "PARADISE FRUITS"-4 01. Bags .1 Andersonv iIIe .,:1.. " "PARADISE FRUITS"-7 lb. Tins rUJJ~ . MacKinlay Kanlor ..... 5.95 . J Age] , I. 1 . -, "BARLEY SUGAR"-4 oz. Bags Look of The Eagle STARTER SETS "FRUIT DROPS"-4 oz. Bags . Robert l. Scalf, Jr...... 4.25,1 $3.95 Insu Ten North Frederick I "MINTED GOLD"-4 oz. BQSs • Crylkll.CI.ar ~Iaillc I VISUAL ~DUCATION at its best, John O'Hara ...... 3.95 With AI.o • Cling. till. Mo,lc I • The newest, most charming children's book . To • "tip. Foad Frllh far Long., I Th'a Frozen Jungle. I 0.,. ever invented. Enchantinr entertainment; •• ok orrAWA (C "WELCH'S" Pr... It I. y... Lawrence Earl ...... 3.95 i _M kitchen I tiP' have app "TYNEMOUTH ASSORTED" Arctic Submarine : with Walt Disney, 'Gent: Auwy, SceIDCI, late-J anuar) SWEETS \ Alasfoir Mars ...... 2.75' Adventure, Travel, Fairy Tales- d.e rederal : question of n: 1 Ib - 1l-2 lb. and 2 lb. Tins i USE SARAN WRAP TO Venture Into Darkness I FROM $1.35 EACH .ace. Federal infc : KEEP CHRISTMAS CAKES I Alice Tisc/ale Hobart.. .. 4.00 day the eonfe i I Nora Meade, M.D. ! ~iDg worked FRESH AND TASTY I Elizabeth Wesley ...... 2.75 ~ health mi,nlstl altend tlus • i Nurse With Wings 1 stemming frol I' I cial fiscal con • I Ade/aic/e Humphries .... 2.75 '!1Iere was n~ 1. At leading dealers \ i Bare Feet in the Palace I TOOTON'S LTD. &M. WINTER LTD. btr• everywhere : Agnes Newton Keilh .... 5.00 1 • fte big qUI DUCKWORTH St. AGENTS DIAL 5101 ... for the Christ111as Gift Worthwhile / 1Df. p~ime I I '3looskap's Country 1 has said the •• a ,ft Cyrus MacMillan ...... 3.95 l\'Ould be jusl I in a plan inV I GERALDS. DOYLE 'Aore Colled.ed Verse prol'iDCCS rc~ ... :n:iZI2' . Rob~rt ServIce ...... 5.50 . "'------of the Canadi: Buy Christmas Seals not said Itow Nflcl D'st 'b t .lIustnous Is prepared . • I U ors t Kennefh Poolmdn ...... 3.50 r, FEDERAL L hov29.tu,th,tf Slipstream '11Iose in t~ Mac/elaine Duke ...... 2.75 here belie\'e be to absorb To The Editor The La,t Battle of the cost \I Frilh;of Sae/en ...... 3.50 This papcr docs not mume any None But The Brave . responsibility (or the opinions of h f S' . . 3 50' To correspon dents. I Frit "0 ae en ...... Memories . , MOVIE SHOW I Ethel Bar~ymore ...... 4.00 Fight T uberctllosis Edit~I' Dally News. I The Call To Honour ::;;;;;;;:: ___ ;;;:: ______=__ == ___ =_____ =. l:iir:-Owlng to a recent mis· ~ I G II 350 r ,understanding. Ihe members of I Genera De a;.r e...... : Ihe Protestant 3!inisterlal Asso·' King Charles II ! elallon of SI. John's wish ,0 I h B 3 00 ! make it clear to Ihe general pub. i Art ur ryanl...... : lie. that since no opportunity Is A Wife Is Manv Women : normally given for members of .' . Always In Slock : that AssoclaHol' to preview Dons FleIschman Bernays, I flIms IIbout to be shown In city 3.75 . theatl:es, they have no chance of I approving 01' r:isapprovlng such i Trumpets From • GALVANIZED RANGE BOILERS \ £IIms. This means that· when i M t , £IIms arc shown "with apPl'oval I on parnasse ! of the clergy" no reference Is i Robert Gibbings ...... 4,25 I ,being made to the Protestant I .• COPPER RANGE 801 LERS Iele!fllY of this city. unless speci· : "ST. ANSGAR SIX" LEARN TIIEIR DOWNBEATS-At St. Ansgar Hospital, ~Ioorhcnd, )linn. rwntl;, I Cically so stat~d. . , an autoharp got together \l'i:h a piano, a snare drum, "iolin, guitar and an accor " .., '(. . .~ ... . " '11