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1------~------·' cer Team And 1 R~ssian .Early Mor.ning Fire D~stroys Local Business ~~ . , • :Aircraft \ Gander wsmen Kllled'At ·.... I GANDER, Nlld. ICP1 - A Rus I'.Ut~iCH, Germany (CP) - A British air· 1sian TU-tp4 carrying the new So· l'iet ambassador to the United wi1:1 44 persons a board including states tandQII here al 12:15 p.m. 's ':i nmpion Manchester United Soccer i'\ST Thursda~· fot· r~rueling en route lo Baltimore. 1\ld, I hc-meward bound from Yugoslavia- 1 The plane cnrr~·ins Mikhail A. • h d ll\lcn~bikov was expected to takr c111 d b urne d Th urs day a f ter It a Ioff lor the United states at 1:15 r ,,,~ third time to take off in a snow· p.m. NST. RAF personnel aboard _. ______... ·-- ·-· ___ . Ihe olane from 1\lo~cow here II'Pre . Ireplaced by three llSAF men who . ,.,., 00 ~ wt•rr rr- q•tlrkly '' 011' 11 11lrd hy flame~. 11\'ili art a~ interprrtcr~ and lnii· ·· ,.,,,.h po:i,·r ~~irl The airlin~r had ~topped In ~In· :~on officer~ during tho remainder ,; tridt lor rdurllin!: rn route to. of the fli~hl. 1 . : 11 rrt' •rn·n nl l.ondnn from Rel~rndr whrrr The Tll-10-1 lrll ~losrow Wed· >:t~ I' 1 )' r r ~. ~lanrllr,trr pla)·ed Yugoslnl'ia·~ nrsda)' and ~topped o1·~r Wedn~s • ,, ri'•Ts ;mrl a fir:•t·l'ia'' Rrd ~tar tram ton 3-3: dn)' night in, London. It will rrnch .. plant,., l'rt'll'. tit• \\'t•dne ,.... ,,,. ,~:~t€nl in thr' i~t 11r ..r. A. ~ln•·"unlo. orlptoltnr-; ~·~~:: .:tpt~~;~n" i~ ~~~~~~ .j'\~ I riPstruction. At the time of going to pres!! It WR!I not possible to a~certain the cause of the blaze or th11 estimated Io~s to the :· i ,.. ,,, I'· t~t·l!'ll ; t '•t Dr II G. Coh·m an aw·l . · · . ' 1111 · · :. ;·~, .11~ ; h th~ , ,:~;. \,·~tsnn MncN u~ht, for· , rl11·orc·rd hrr •n. l~l~ t~ mmT)' prr.prietors of the husinr.s~. The ~to.:k In trade consisted mostly of paints Anrl l'arnishes. 10 1 1 11 '''· ' ~ I' '·. · 1 p ]'. ~~~·~ lla•·worlh m A lnn~h cere-.--·-·--·------·-· ,. ;:.~ · .,,.,, .. · 1'<•111""""''" . ltMrl· . 111nr,- !.thrrnl mrmher o ar ta !· mnnym ' 1 j ' ., ·• ·'' Manoeuvres sTuDENT FEDERATION: , IEskimo Couple j • l . · lr.tiunc;ialroops under IReutersl'l'"ant com· I ist lroops, to atlack let Ihem.'' us with Commun-I1 Urg'es' Specl.,al' co·. mm·ISSI·on A •t B b "Young Col· I lie said the re\•olutionar~· group I wat a y will bold war consists of a coalition of al~ P.arl·j , 1 · >'Jnc.ar--tne eve or Iies from l\loslems td C~mhans ' t ' .; ! proclamation of a !"excepting only Commumsts and I s dy can d. 'Ed at• I By CAROLYN WIJ.LETT at Queen Elizabeth's coronation. (~l'trnment for In· leftists. "They plan. to ~ct ~10 a . ' u . a Ian uc I0 n I Canadian Press Staff Writer ''A leader in the Frobisher com· federal ~tale of lndonesta wtth a, I O'ITAWA !CPJ-A young Esk- niunity, he speaks E:nglish with here from the large degree o! autonomy for : I imo couple from . Ballin Island ease and often acts as an interp· · lies close to each island. OTTAWA rcPl-The National entrance requiremenlsm" Iity.'' higher educalion. the brief said· are having a holiday in southern reterm troops already GOVT CLAIMS COSTROL Federation of Canadian Univer· NFCUS represents about 15,000 Such awards. based on high it is apparent that educational! Canada. FIRST LOOK AT SOUTH , ...... "'" operations, It is thou ght here that . the sity, Students has called lor BP· students In 26 unlvcrsitiesm The merit and financial need, would wants are not entitled to priority Simonee a~d his wife Martha For Martha, 26n it's a first look . with gunfire and soulhern part of Sumatra m1ght polntment of a sp~c!al federal- fed~rali~n rcpresenls .students on cost. II governments about $.1:500·· In the redistribution o~ public! have a ~p.ecml r~ason f?~ their at the country south of Goose with flares. side with the central government provincial commissiOn to study national and lnternnhonal levels 000 a year and could beneftl 13 wea th and that general aware· I Otlnwa vtstt. They re awmtmg the Bay, Labrador. of the in Java If the showdown comes. Thursday was named Pakistan's and promotes general student per cent· of the studenl popu a- ness of the imporlance of univers· 1birth of their third child and hop· I Marlhan however isn't as un- said the~· 11re A foreign ll)lnlstry spokesman, all aspects of Canadian education. we)lare. lion, the brlcf said. · ity services 'is lacking. . ing lor a son to complemQnt a familiar with mode~o households necessary to es· quoted by the PIA news agency, The recommendation -•one o! The brief urged establishment It was essential lhat increased "The Jack o! national planning family of two girls. · 1as one might expect. ~·otutionarv regime in said the central government "has three-was Included In a NFCS ofa national bursary and sehol· student assistance have federal and co-ordination may be partly But !heres no name chosen ye t . \-< , republic. everything under· control." ' delegation Is to present the brief arshlp program a~d a new look government financial support and: responsible for the state of af- lor the newcomer, Simonee said I . ,· ~· RF.TURS Sukarno's government began \o Prill\e Minister Dlefenbaker att~o lcderal-provmcial bursary that such a program be based on fairs in higher education," the ln an interview Thursday. His ex . ·...... ;. CK 1ltnlatll··es have tried losing run coptrol of outlying Is· later this month. A copy of the plan n~w cha~~elled through the approp ri il t e. arrangcmenls be- brief said. 1 peeled son--or daughter - proJ>.•/ ~rac:1tlortin2 President- lands In December 1956. Although brief had been sent to the prime vocational trammg co · ordinatlng tween the federal and provincial However, the J:Onstitutional de· ably will .be the first Eskimo Weather ~ll:e:::~~~-n~~~ from .lava has 50.000,000 of the repub· minister. act. . . · , • governmenls. · jlemma, which defines education baby born in the capital. Cloudy, with scattered l~ Sukarno. lie's 113.000,000 population, the The brief said "loo little" is 'fhe ledet•alion tecommended Universily graduates often do· as .a provincial matter, "should· The couple live at Frobisher light snow flurries. Higr 32. on a hPnlth tour. bulk of the nationolwN1lth Is con· known about pt•ohlems concerning 10,000 annual burs. aries und sehol- nol'remain iu their own provin~s I be. settled outside th~ realm of Ba~· where Simonee. 25. i; a car. bis lrlp and !ly tained In the outlyin!l'islands. es· education at all levels across arships each worlh a minimum of and il would be in~quitable if pro- tparty politics." pentet··loreman in the mushroom· TEMPERATURES • pecially Sumatra. Canada. $.i50 as a "first step" towat·c in· 1·inccs alone had to bear costs of · A· consliltllion shnu d sm·e and ing easlert' At· c t i c community _Spokesman said thal Leaders of Ihe outlying islands SUGHEST COMMISSION STUDY creased assistance. increased student assislancc, the .be :adapted to meet the needs of about 200 miles soutq of thr Arc· I Toronlo ...... 22 32 I 11 lorcrd on us we ha1•e claimed that central gov· A royal coJllmission on educn· l\IINIMUl\1 DIFFJ;!:RENCF. brief said. -~ nation. tic circle. .• loncton ...... 5 Z! ~tk." Rebel spokes· crnment has milked them lor the lion could study problems and 'fhe brief said $550 is the "min· The federation said financial ~ "IJ'he conlrn1·crsy co~cems a The tall, handsome young man, Montreal ...... 91! 18 Pantouw, a Celebes benefit of Java. Anti·Communlsls recommend "objective and errcct· imum difference belwcen average status now is one prerequisite for/ lun~amenlal instrument m the fa- who said he left a crew of 12 c~r Halifax ·······. 19 30 , . ·declared that "we are fearful o! the reported grow- lve proposals in order to estab- savings, possible assist· uni1•ersity entrance. It was an of culture. Canada's well-be- oentcrs busy at work in Frob Sydney ...... 27 31 ' stvnm~r \bri~ St. John's ...... 30 C our minds to fbi· Iing innuence of Communists in !ish equality of opportunity lor ance from the family and the av· "unjust". barrier. · I in~: and fulure prosperity,'' the isher, has visiled ottawa before. l 33 llllununists. II they the young republic. every youth satisfying unh•ersity erage cost of one year al un;ven· In a list of conclusions aboDt l.~ri~f said. 1 He also reoresenlcd his people 1 .. •', I '2 I ' I ST. JOHN· ' ;'II: : ,I ; I , }. t ' 'll·I . •'.; ; Browne_ DiscusseS Bell Island F err , : I. ' I; I :: In 1 ' .. I I' ' i I!: Explains Future !': j I ( I ; ,,.,. rangE ' jli· ' '' I I : Of Franchise 1I f'' " 'l h: W.M • \ l,t.'• I . . .I I' : ,I I' :· • ' l'. ,,I I.' Praise~ ' ' Mainten~ I, .. ' L. strange. Port •le ('~ in the debate on the Reply Thumlay. HP he was concernrd "'"".n••" announcemrn fNm thr Th the Crown Zcllrr J third paprr mill 111m and the act to bounty for ship huil road!'. )fr. Sir the Hi~h his new mrthr lb\J!IOUlg and maintcn summer thr start earlior ' LIEUTENANT GOV~RNOR, The HonouraMe Campbell l'rlacpherwn, l~ presenting 1 more of the \'ita\ 1 A~d Award to one of the 3UO recipients during ceremonies held at the !\lemorial Colle:!!' Annex in better conrl had man~ r night.-(Daily News Photo), intercstrBri~u< ,. Ill Clarke's Be.1rh. ric. :. I ,aid he woulrl h:," when he lr(l I that thr rr•>r\, i .I than I Presents First Aid Awar £1d ht'('(i'!·t' r.! t"l.,, arlrhtwn:d r.r''''"H''f tl-(11 !' I rrmlrr•· I In ro.n:.:···~~·,,,;•,r:~ th~ :! rnt; of prof1mnc' I : I anr\ spew\ a·,arrl• His ti rP·PtnphJ :II !' I : Strange sni•l hr being cau~ht 11~ ~' AN1VUAL 1\!fEETii\'G: ba~k of Bell l·lanrl ·• frozen in 1hr lonat . Wo1uen' Young Stran~e 1.1twn at the ,,nn 1.~~ . thr Y. \\'.C.A. tn ',, Summer camp . ' prond~d many lui·> cker, pJpa,ure !or chil Mrs. Whit~11;ay with regret the :'\Irs. J. Bo~·d Baird as represent.1th·e o! thr C':111ad~. •rid lh• i ~~r~. \I. ,I, Pr 7 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1958 ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND The Dltily News --~------ t" ...... · '· 111 Reply: I.' I .. ' . l .... ' • ,; -~· : :. : ; . :· . ' • ange lauds i' l W. Moores Ltd. r· Praises New Highways Maintenance System ... ,. 'I Calls ' Order .,,,. cker, Granger eral Candidates It was reported last mght that Councillor Tucker will be the Liberal candidate for F~rlcral Riding of Trinity-Conception, in lt~ ni Captain Stick, who is stepping down ri::ht years in Parliament. Anut hrr newcomer to the Fedel'ltl Election ;, ~:tid to he i\1r. Charles Granger, Deputy r nf Highways, who is reported to have In rontest the f'cderal Riding of Grand l':tdor in place of l\lr. Ashbourne, who rrpn·~l'ntrd the Riding since Confederation 11 ho1 i~ ~aid 111 be retiring from public life. 11ference '! ;,~, h~rn ~n Pn· r~r•ir•tl ~~ lhi.~ \lr. f'lil!~~rtl An· •!t~ rorontlS TPIUrnptJ ST. JO ,:1.---..------TH.:.:.::.E..:D;.:;A;::,:IL:.:.Y..:.N~E~W~S,,.ST. JOHN'S, NFL_D·~- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, ,.Get on ~y$ide-6fthe-·Fence -·and You'll See Daily i '' 'i '• • DAILY NEWS THE Newfoundland's Only Morning Paper .I ~ ·: l The DAILY NEWS Is 1 morning paper In The News I , Of 1 I, .·. established In 1094, and published at tbe By WAYFARER News Bullnlng, 355-359 Duckworth Street, J)ay!ight avin.g Bill was .: 1,. St. John's, Newfoundland, by Robinson & NOTES AND COlUMENT handling at the new piers and in the House ~f Asfsem- I\' 7, and came mto orce , Company, Limited. During the w~>r we wonder· first·class highways leading out of the town, the volume une lOth, of the same ' ''' ed wh~· the Navy, which I ' MEl\JBERS OF THE CANADIAS PRESS . of inw~>rd freight should in· late' Hon. John Ander- · II . I made such extensive use of c was the "father" 1 Tho Canadian Press Is exclusively entitled crease. The only cost !actor I ~ ~ j this port, had not thought it L. - Sal'ing Bill in I .. we seem unable to overcome to the use for republication of all news wise to undertake extensive There was a :·1 i despatches In this paper credited to It or to harbour improvements. But is the fact that ships with ,. : inward cargoes must leave the deal of opposiVon to the the Associated Press or Reuters and also the since this had not been con the ttme, especially from sidered necessary at the time, port in ballast. If we could local news published therein. only develop some export in "'"''nt''"" and farmers, and we little thought that the tbe more de\'out on rclig prospect of a modern port dustries in the St. John's are&, YEARL \' SUBSCRIPTION R,\ TES All Press service and feature . articles In the economy would be nicely rounds. The latter labelled . fhis paper are copyright and their reproduction would ever agr..in arise except 'ew time as the "De1·iJ's in the case of some great in rounded off. Canada ...... $12.00 per annum is rohlblted. • • •• ~.The Hon. John Ander,on United Kingdom and all P tcmational emergency. But · preamble tb the Bill sair! the unexpected has happened. Mr. Diefcnbaker has salcl Foreign Countsies . . .S1·l.OO per annum Member Audit Bureau Of This harbour which was hard that the port development will create a new Water 8th. 1917: Every d~y Authorized as second class mail Post Offlcea •.1 ly changed its w<.o~erfront nimal and l'ege!ahl~ king- ' I I Circulations. appearance for many cen· Street. We assume that the Depnrtment, Ottawa. . • truck road ~Jlong the water 1 ·ent to sleep at d~rk and turies is at last to become ~work anew with th•· a modern port with a truck front will ultimately have a name but historical tradition there was no reason why --·------FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1958 road and rt·ilway line and new not do the sww. warehouses stretching all the would be an insuperable ob stacle to r. re-naming of the hal'e solar time from llu· way from Job's Cove to the sidereal time frow lhe dock. At the western piers present Water Street. That name, however, is relatively toea! time from the mcri Facts About Fish ANew Deal For St. John's carg~ will be discharged with E1·ery observatory in lhe the latest mechanical equip· new. For the first 350 years To the credit of the l\linister of This ancient harbour, the oldest of its history, the present has three times. You ment and :1 clifference o! )'OUr time t~rce tim{·> Fisheries stands the most informative haven for European shipping in North scv~'l dollars a ton in handl Water Street was the Lower the contmcnt. )·r•u ing co~ts of cargo is expected Path. Not much more than & I j and effccth·e speech that has been America, is at last to realize a dream time four tin;~~ to result when the new port century ago, parts of it were 1 to Vancoul'cr. You made during the present scs:;ion ol which not too many years ago must facilities are in operation. so narrow that a horse 1nd time daily in cro;s have seemed fantastically improbable. • • • cart could barely traverse the House of Assembly. It b. in fact, them. But R wise governor, ..,...._,..,._ the Atlantic or l'a· R model for !'ome of his cabinet col St. John's is destined to become a It may take three years or Time is only what you impressed after the fire of it. There is no such lime ' modern port. mol'C to complete the pro· 1646 hy the need of fire ': l leagues to con~ider since C\'Cry de Th f' gmmmc and once it has got right time. We fake it. e trst mO\'e towards the practical under wa~·. it may be found breal;s, saw to it that Water what the clock partmental head could nmke a useful Street became a rele.til·ely realization of this hope was made. a that further extension will be WIICUICI )'OU pUt il !Jack 0[ contribution to the sum total of public wide thoroughfar~ for all of few years ago by the Board of Trade needed. But enough mane)· is you put it on. or whH knowledge b~· dealing as freely and to be allocated out of the its length. fOU throw it inlo the .'~a as frankly with the work of his de- and helped to prompt the Federal ~pecial public works fund to • • • ~' ... iisherman and the farme1 Go\'ernment of the da~· to commission meet lhc full estimated cost But the street i5 desJinM tn carr)' out his oprratwn• <.1 . partment. the Foundation Company to make an of the r.ppro1•cd plans. Thb chan~e in conformity with the ------the same lime a, hE Mr. Ch~e~rman ha~ gi\'en the prov will provide a great dcr·l of new port. Hea\'Y truck traf· THE COMING 'SLMMIT' There will be m Ince a strnigbtforwnrd account of the engineering sun·ey of the harbour and work. In fact. the town is in fie will be diverted for the To The Editor · for refusing t'o con its requirements. for lhc greatest construclion moot part to the waterfront problems of the fisheries. He has By BRUCE BIOS SAT to the scheme, but thost The Foundation Company's report boom ~incc the fir~t founda- road. There ma.y follow in IIOLIDAY QUESTION In many kno\dedgeable diplom;,: :(' refu~e. if the Bill becr.1r.e rited as the source of difficulties in h tion' of Fort Peppcrrell were time a complete facc·liftin!(, Editor Dailr News, . ~::·c!es will lind a self impn,e< the frozen fish industry the exces set fort a plan of pori impt·O\·ement. loid. parlicularly for the norlh Dear ~ir:-A recPnl adver· conviction s growin~ that a summit rr•:"tle:·ence ' of losing !he lram n This was to cover the waterfront on • • • .ide of the street where many tisement in your newspaper be held in 1958. The feeling i~ th''' t;..e the steamer. The !;;her ~i\'c expansion of plant capacity. too the north side of the harbour from ThN'e was a time not too old buildings still stand. In inserted b)' the Newfoundland and farmers will in no wh• little attention to production facilities J b' C t h d k Th long ago when there were time the;c may give way to Board of Trade with respect probably will agree to the lower le\·el but the rest nf us wit and insufficient worl "''",, ...... ,., .... m.. " e en or an" ·. , . :n •he House,,~q~ of As.~~m· !~!?. . wit hthc sun·dial. '1'1\e aun-dial~... l . '. :917. and came into force ' tells the real time, being faster ; . Jl!. une lOth. of the same! than the clock one part of the + :· ::"· latr non. John Ander· ; year, and slower at other times, ~, .. · , · w~s the "(ather". I remember my grandfather ex· ~ ...· p .. ~ !tdll Sal'ing nill in plaining tills to me when I was .!. · ,,,,:;:.::•1. ThNc was a :a small boy. He made his own resses ':t- · ;, .. : ••t orposilion to the sun-dial and made the neces· ~: · .. :':e nnll'. especially from 'sary correctionl so as to keep There is something new under the Sun! You'll agree when you ~·., , .·.c ,,. ,·n and farmers. and his watch correct according to see the charming prints and colors in The Royal Stores' display ~ ·.· ... ,. :•·,·r~ del'out on rclig· "clock time". Sailors are con· ~;.;,· :·. _,,,,,. Tlw latter labelled · stnntly altering their clocks of beautiful casual Cotton Dresses. They are 'smart, comfortable ~·: · .··. ·' : :nc as the "llc1·i1's and watches. Sometimes the and washable, all adding up to the fact that you'll need several ~.~. ·: ... il·•n. John :\n.dl·r•on cl3~·s nrc twenty three and a half ,.-, ,...... ,.,.;···· .. : ,, . ·:.hit• t!\ the Btll sa11l clock hours long, nnd sometimes to see you smartly through Winter and on into Spring. . .. ; ·1:. ·twenty four and a half on board \ I ,: ,-;·" l!H i: E1wy 1h1y the ocean grel'hounds. Now is the time to do your pickin' i. .. . tnd l'e~e!Hhh• kin~· BILl, RECEI\'ED WITfl f; ... when The Royal Stares' can help ,1': '· :. · ·., ,\,•ep at d:u·k :md LtWGHTER ,j ;i. . .o~ww wtth !lw Jt::'t:E lsi, 1917: The Speaker • you with hundreds and hundreds of : , r'" :. .. ,. '"'' no reason why re~d a message from the Legis· the fine "Helen Morgc::n" casual ) :(" - '"'1 '''' tht· samr. l:otil'c Council announcing that · ...... ,,,J;;r tim~ fwm tlw thcr had pa$sed the Da)·llght Cotton Dresses as illustrated. 1 ·. : .• , ,: time from the S~1·ins~ Bill and asked concur· .·. : ·· · · , . : :tnt• from thr meri· n•ncc which e1·oked a roar or ~_. · :. .. , :. ,,l»cn·;;ton in th<• h•u~hter. The Lords were so 1' . ··: . ." 1hi'Cr titm:•. You anxious to get the Bill passed , :~ linll' lht·rr time> thilt the)' ~uspended the rules ·.,.::; 1hc continent, you and railroaded It through . .. , ,, .1r time four timrs A CASl'AL INTERl'IEW ·.",:,.": ' .•.x to \'ancoul'cr. You' At the time when the !>a)'• :, "'·"· t1111c dail)' in cross· li::ht Sa1·in~ Bill was being dis· i' ·; ·•, · thr Atlantic or Pa· · cus~ed in the House, and every· .. ·.: , ,, only what ~·ou bony outside was discussing It ·. · : :·.-rr is no sudt time with everyboay else, a citizen · i ., ::.:·:. ::me. We fake it. was tal;ing a stroll along Water· ..... , :· what the clock ford Bt·idge Road. By the side •. · , : you put it back or . of the road was a stranger &It· . : put it on. or whN· tin~ on a rock. The stroller sat I I · ..,,. it IIllO thr ~ra, down too for a chat on the cur· . :: nnd thr t;mner rrnt topic. The conversation 1 .:· hb opcr~ti<•ll> nt wrnt likr this: : ,. >arne time a, he CITIZE:oi: llal'e you read the ~ , Th~rr will be no intcrl'irw of Hon. ohn Ander· lT' ' . • . rdusin~ t'o ron·· ~on in th~ ~torning Ad1·ocate? i , ,c!lctm•. hut those STRA;';GER: No life i1 too ; .,: ... :i thr Bill becomrs short. ! : :·.i a self impmt•cl C'ITIZE:oi: Plea~e gil'c me your :.·•in~ the train ur l'icws of Mr. Anderson's Da~··1 . , "';~mer. Thr fisher· li1:~11 Sa':ing Bill? · . :-:: : . ,,·,cr; will in no wise STRA!IIGER: A pure fad ..1 . . : hr rot uf n> will There are 24 hours in the day. · , •• , ·. · ., •:nur nt be;nttiful Andcr>on's Bill can't make it , .:. : · ,. .,cuwgs. . 2!1. I fthr sun rises at 6 and ho"·cver . . st'ts nt 6. ·' ndcr$on can't make . ,,;;:.H;IOl'S SlfJf. ·it risr an hour earlier. ' ~r.. ples ., ·;··>:Hicnt writes thus:· CITIZF.X: What in your opin· I g:·eat . :.. ::: ..· argument~ which ion makes 1\lr. Ander~on so In· !i '" :. cMtght again.t the ~istent on Daylhtht Sal'ing? .. : · ~, ·.tr,~;; Bill is one · STRANGEFI: Because he hales · ::: " ... what mi~ht be · the limeli~ht. ! ' • :: :.cc rt•li~ious question. Thr citiz~n enjo~·ed the eon· 1 . ; , :.... :: br••ak thr S;ohhath l'ersation. It showed, he thought : , .. . . \\ilrk at 1~.15 a.m., sis;n5 of a general intelligence,. ~m"'":.;. ::·:·~ 1111 ~londa)'. which ~nd or wit and humour in par· i . :1 ~ ·::. Sunda)· by ordin· , ticular, far abol'e the a\·erage · :.:.r i and he looked forward with :: "e ~;o back to the rleasant anticipation of contact· the Founder of ing him again on ~orne future ...:.:·:. walked the earth,' stroll. '· t.:;,J that His Sabbath In the meantime he had learnt 1 f.• ~ ... •\ day of the week, 'that his conl'ersationalist was i ': ~~nri~e. not at mid· ~an Inmate of a nearby public All cotton~ are tcstetl for wa;hahility ::. His timP men used institution. and are pre-shrunk. ·::,, li~ht ~a,·ing st•hcme, , .. ,. c'rer inl'ented. The i FROM AN OFTPOR'r 1;,,,: · , rlil'idc the da)·light i • BUSINESS MAN r. :· ·m ~unrisc to sun·, AUG. 7th, 1917: 1t aeema by .. F.= : ~ periods. There 1~as ' l(eneral ~pinto~ that Hon. 1\lr. 1 ~!:·;"".uur of the day hegm. I Anderson s Da~Jight Bill Is not I · ·Jnri~e. We read of the 'so beneficial to the country's ·:·:~. the sixth hour, ancl good. as the old l(entle'!lan in ... lwur On the 21st of all Ius sincerity wished 11. The ~~ ~ . . l;.; the· 21st o! Sept em·: co~~ton ex~ression is, "it is a I ~ ~ . ... ,,, hours were equal to· posthl'e nutsance In ~he out·' '' ~=---ana''. · : .:· -that is the hour ports. to th~ great maJorit~· of 1 U . ,,. our clocks and . the populahon of the country, I ::!! , conflicting In el'ery way to the I :.,~ to obser\'e the Jew· fishermen. and l.abourers o~ I .. · ,,.; now·a-dnn. it wnuld ~hor,, and the bus mess people. · i •. tn get ,;·atchcs that A fi;herman's time is regulated i id a little el'cry hour not by tho!c who lh•e and mo1•e i e<: ~r~m Christma~ to ·on flowery beds or eas.e but 1 . ·', r da,·. and lose a solely by movements of f1sh and ; on resses · I'. . ,._, ,, hour each for • b.ait, weather and other local I' 0 da~· :, .. . : th~ vear. ·circumstances. You will love the elver styling . , • expensive looking details : ' ;,Jicrini: tinte n' The business firm that closes . I· . ,. ,.,, rt.,. the Dal'light its doors at Hon. John's time,: ••. the tub talented Cotton Dresses that will give a lilt to your · .,. ;:~· tr."k~ us get up an: 5 o'clock tea time. sending their I spirits, and make cheery news for your budget. Choose several "·: ,,, than we used to dot attendants of£ picnicing In eom· of these "Juliana" cotton casuals while size range is complete ·· , . , :· We thus get nearer ' parison with the other who ~::' '·\\"r, timepiece, the keeps ~is doors. open for the '''!)Mfe,u" in the particular model you prefer. 7'·.' '.·h•·rmen of this coun· conl'emence of fishermen, mean nm r t,. ·~.r sun. The~· keep: th.e one a Jnughlng stock for .... ~;~ :.::·.r. The Daylight , WISe men, and the other for 111.;.11\t :.<;' ,.. hHs to get nearer . fools. ::· ·>, · : We pit~· the Hon. gentleman '' ~;:. ,. · hr ·n ~ used to ' for his enthusiasm to put on rec· 1 0 It doesn't matter your size, you can ! . · 1;.r: ,, •tches that we for· 1 ord that which for a few min· . :c··~~ are modern In·: utes consultation with practical be fitted with smart cotton casuals, . i h~ nearest things ! men would have saved him much as they come in all sizes up to 52 • : ,, .. had was a water abuse as well as the Legislature . h~1· often had an that made the Act. ' ; . THREE MONTHS ' EXPERIMENT SEPT. 29th, 1917: At 10 :o'clock tomorrow, Sunday night. 1 citizens wlll put the hands of I their clocks back an hour, and ! Ionce again be governed by norm· i . IAU , at time. During the past three ' months the Colony has been ex· GENTS' STEEL· perimenting with a Daylight TOE OXFORDS ISa1·ing measure designed to 1 add an extra hour of sunshine I Samples) · to our days, and between now 1 • and the meetln~ of the Legis· 1 ASSORTED •• "'"•: la11ve must make up !1s mind ~lACK OR IIDI"\\Ait.~~~ · whether It has been of any 1·nlue or benefit, for the Bill must be re-enacted If ltl pro· 1 l'isions are to be applied again : next year, From the view of a : larg'e number of the citizens of ! St. John's, the business men, ' office hands, clerks, fActory [ workers etc., there can be llltlo i doubt that the change has been an unqualified success. The Ion~ Ievenings have been enjoyed, I particularly as the past summer has been more than unusually fine. The mechanic and labour· er who at the beginning were disposed to oppose it, have also found the change not an UJlo pleasant one. The farmer, how· Value $11.95 ever, who has had to market his milk an hour earlier, has, not NOW taken kindly to lt. As to how the change has worked In the out· st . ~ ~~ ports we cannot speak with any -~· L definiteness. We have heard of f ._.__ .:i:_.... s5.as rumblings and discontent, and __ we have heard otherwise. We 1 0_ presume an endea\'OUf Will be -11 ex made to obtain some l)fflclal ~ lnformaUon on this point with .i Ltd magistrates, clergymen and • ~··••••1111 b!~~e!~~o~~~~~:e ·~e.:~!!."\~ •••••••••··~~~~-·~,,.,.,""'"'"""~'""-""""'""'"''D'''''''~'~~•'- "'''-·-----' '•'-''"-"""'"'""'•""~·---' -!..~------,._;T:.:.;H:.:.E..:D~A::.:IL~Y ..:,N.:,:E~W.:::.S~, .:::.;ST~. .::.J~OH~?· __ N~L~:·_ FRIDAY, FEFIRUARY 7, 1 I------_.----~------~------For Friday, February 7 I \·' i':, • I Chit-Chat .' I Personal Present-For You and AT· ST. CL.\Rt·:'S sr~·l'icc was held. conducted b) Yours ••• A bleak outlook de· .I The many ll'irnd~ of :\Irs. )]. lh~ IICI', w. n. Langille, tu ¥ FOR THE LADIES * noted in a.m. Don't he, unduly i MichaeL ol lh1Wiell Al'enur, dedicate a )OI'cly picture en·: I will~ ~ITY to INrn tl1at ~cititl~. hT~ Good S~ph•r! ~~\~~--~~~~~~-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- influenced by the opinions of others. If conscience is clear, iI . St. Cl;·.rc's hospital re· .b)' a fl·om, ~ntcrcd 1purcha~ed b~quest chances are you're on the right centh· lor treatment. the late Mt~s Amue Pike. who~· !: • -- : had been a dc1•oted member of track. Don't get discouraged. RI,Tilllo\ \' GREET!:'\(:S ·the Church lor many years. . Tomorrow is another day ar.tl Friends send birthrhl)' greet· The lleetlng closed with an I' ,. · you can try again. lng's to Grc~or)' Derereaux of enjoyable Soci;,l Hour. when ; 1 A1·C.ndale who will celt•brate tea and cookies were served to . . ~- his (iflh hirthday on Sunda)',: the members. 1 I Past ... Samuel Pl1illips was Future ... '!h: ;;'"'.!:;r.~r i February 9th. I born on Febiu~ry 7, 17 5!. He in del( for 1958 rr.ay Greeting> are srnl ho ~Irs. BORN IN ENGLAND :\lar,· O'Brien of i9 lJr.yward : :\Jr. and Mrs.· John \\'oodnut was the founder of Phillips An· from one to t11o p<:r cent • I dover Academy, one of Amcri· the 1957 le,·el. Lillie A1•enue. who celebrates her 1 are the proud parents of a birthda1·. The ~rectings come . daughter, Rachel Elizabeth, ca's pioneer preparatory schools. from la1.t )'car i1 in from h'er grand children and i born in England on January . : for the wholesale price great grand child. Tommy llllls ·29th. Their fourth child. John ' I of Alexander ·street. i \\'oorlnut and his wife, Roma : Hayco~k were in St. John's for I ,•' The Da'( Under Your Sign COfURASt: STJII:ET \\', ,\, . two ~er<"ons with the London AP.IES llor• March 2r lo April 201 LIBRA ISepl. 2llo Q,l, 2:1 The Felll'uar)' n1ret in~ ot the Theatre cnm11an)', and left here ru: 01•i•k :'1 n·.1r.il ~ri.L1~:·t 1l P" T.• r.~: .. ·n, t.·.u, rq::t~t ··l . Cochrane Strc~t \\'omr·n·~ A~- in the ~prinq nf 1g35 to return ~ .. lio ~o ~ •t'hfJ·;t ali~o:~:t:g '.lt11tr5. :'lr.•l l ..,:,td;. ~oriatiun ""~ hdrl nn Turs· to thrit· lwmr in F.n;:lanrl. >.',,:. ,: .. ~COP.F!O lOot. :1 lo th l!l ,· riil)', Frhru:tr)· 4th in tl>r Lea· Their two youn~; ~ons wrrc at· ,I '"'l I,( .I 0: I" . ~ 1 d.n t _;:1t ; .:. . .• }:•· ., .~·-. ~nc nonm nf thr r'hnrch. ll'ith trnclin~ ~chool in . F.n~lanrl thr rrr,idrnt. )ln. n. ~lillry while ,fohn anrl ~om;) wrre· ·. "·· INI fll.•y ll lo J,,. 21) ~ACITlA!UIJ~· {~!., .. 2! •., Ot~. :I , 111dl,. \Ctr tmc: .,.,t!h u·r-eb.:;t m thr Chair. hr1·c. Since thrir rrturn to En2· \\"r.r:..: a::nt, ;;.,_:; :~:t,· ~~·-~~·./ •... ~~:.~·.: ,: -~~ :\ftrr a >illll't hthlllr» r>· till')' harr hnth hrrn in the .... ·. c... NCER IJu't 22 lo J)y ll] CAPRICO~tl IO•:. 1l h J ... 111 ~inn. a rrpnrt on till' rrcrnt thratre. but non,a ha• hren }ll'n·t JC '' .. , ... \'.;'ll i ·: : r··"· t: f! ' ' '. ' •' ~:e 1: .. ~ 1 Ill l•. y. •, ·' t;( ~:-l·:c Hp:u·;~n. (,, .. ~,e ~:.·. ~~J'i l'hmt1.111 Edurr·:inn l'ontrr· lnt>)' nlll•t of the time looking I . '.· FJ t:.1r,., t.· .•. ~. rncc wa• ail'rn h)· :.lr>. l'.: nltrr her lamil)', I ~·":)'. LEO IJ,ly 21 to Au9. 22) . /I?UA~!U; lJo•. ll '' F·b. II! :\ewell who said that thr Ctm· ,\·\,oil 1'·~ l.l'',;'a~ I:·, [ r•:•h 1r.•.) '.. I I',': ' , • 1 ' .',, f:·, ~o:-nl!th.rl~;; th .. t m"Y I·~,,,:'"· 1:.1•.. • n" ... ,: ~ 1 ,~ ; ; :. feren~r h:1rl hrrn a 1-(rcat ~ur- D u w• with 50·ll0 ~ue,.t.: attrnd· ~etween s VIRGO jAu9. 21 to Sept. lll PilC~S {~eb. 11 to Mer~~ i~l ' . 0~1 ") , .• :1'' • l•".. . '1 • ·-' . .. JA-:-.'1 ~~:~ '.: ;un:tr.-.1 }-.-,me. t,;ct cthen ,,;·,! :•/J ''". .... in~. :anJ u•e frifn!•l r:::~o A ~olo wa• thrn gil·rn h)' :Women ~!r;. W. Oakl~)·, r..nrl thi; wa~ :!' nmrh rnio)'rrl !11' tl1t' mrmhrr•. :0 ~!r;. !I '.1. n.wr thrn g.wr TRr TO TAKE INTEREST IS I 11 ~ht"'t t:"ll\ r:,t;r!r.-1 •· \ frw \'Ol'R TF.'F:N·AGER'S WORJ.D . ! I l·,l··•t.:l~t-=. fn~· f11f• '\r\\' Yi~~lr''. Still Cri r inll You ran nnrro1·· lhe distance .. .::: : ~ . :· '·,. :I l 1ht·. ,,:, i1 ,,... ~ tnlrl'f'-"!llt:: hl'lll't'l'll )'0\1 and )'our tren·age 1 ·r···. ~~·d :.:-~• .. ti1,. nH'~'~!~~·r; d1i:.:n•n if ~·uu ar~ willing to SEA TTU: ·-- .\ 1' -·- \lr h ~;,i,,\ ... , .... : 1~111'! 1 1.,; lip• Ht'tty ~ladJon:.ld. 11·ho-c hr··r~·· mnkr 1hP rfrorl to get acquaint· . ' . rr'll'' .('! r~l t :·(I .' t'.: !'. ~tory or lifr on il h;:d:'.nnd ... . I t•cl ll'tlh tlwir worlrl. jq11 ,l ·,J, thf' ''!'< ,,f lhr r\·rn· llrre a lew sug::eslions that chirkrn farm w;;s ~ ]t,.,, ~ell· .. • . ,.· I '!1:..: ' ='· .. q hnt \'1'!'\' hr·Jqlirnl will ~et ~·ou of! to a good start. er 1a yr11r~ a~o. Thur"r!ct.\ Wil.• I' If )'OU can't learn to like !hP '.:· : , repo:·trd in "r~r,l' t•ritiral" ron '...... :·~: music the)' like. at lrast be tol i rlition in A ~rattle ho.-pita' i •.:' .... · : :·. ' rrnnt of it. .lu~t learning lh~ · Sh~ h." ran Flagstoned, It Goes From Front To Rear Terrace BY JOliN O.R. WALLACE FRESHLY DESIGNED for the New Year. this modified one· ~tory Colonial home is high sty· led for 1958 lil'ing. Ri~:ht off the drawing board of an eminent Amcricnn arch· ltect, and created exclush·cly fm· The Uouse of The Wrck as HW OR, thi~ flrst-of·thP·)'ear house de sign oCfrrs ~n interestingly rlif· fcrrnt ldra In home planninl!. It has n unique On::~tonrd foyer J:aller~· which leads dirrctl\' from 1 the rol'ered front porl'11 throuch 1 •• the hou•c to the open rt•ar ter rarr. \\'lJITE l: I I I ! i WHY WAIT UNTIL SPRING ? ! ' .: DO IT NOW - FIX UP YOUR HOME AND TAKE THREE YEARS TO PAY. We have a Special Credit Plan covering the sal a of materia Is for homa improvements which allows you to obtain up to $3,000 worth of materials now and then ta~e up to three year$ to pay. Easy payment terms are available on all amounts from $30.00 tq $3,000.00. HERE'S All YOU DO . • . I ;. I • 1. Look around your home ancl d~cide upon what improvements you wish to make. ! ' 2. Visit our Building Department and decide what mflt,rials you require. . . 3. Ask if you can make your p~rchase under th, HOME !MPR0VEMENT PLAN. 4. Fill in a simple application form - sele~t your Paym!!nt Plan. ' lflllrlft• 5. Use the materials purchased to effect your improvem~tnts. di•mondl 6. Make a monthly payment on your ac~ount for the qgrJed period. i-wrouJbt ACT NOW- WHILE SKILLED LABOUR IS AVAILABLE. YQU ~1-N H~LP TO ~ASE THE l)NEMPLQYf(IENT PROB.LEM AND DO YOURSELF A FAVOU~ AT THE ~AME TIME. DQN'T Pl)T IT OFF ANY LOti(iER. IX UP NOW USE OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN ' .. • . ~-.- '· ~UMIIR YA.flD OFFICE & $TOR.~ W~t'r St. East Duckworth St. Dial 691l Oi4l $577 3229 EVERYTHING ADVERTISED ON THIS ~AGE IS AVAIL,\BLE AT H~RV~Y LUMBER & HARDWARE LTD.-YOUR ''ONE $TQP" . ------~~------~~~------~.: 8------T~H~E~D~A~IL~Y~N~EW~S~,~S~T.~JO~H~N~'S~,~N~F~LO~.,~RIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, News·.. toe epor Of ll' 124 14 14 I tun OiJ l•HUO 42~. 4t~ .. I t ... G:,p ,l•ll1ur~r Rto\0 1~ 11 11 02'' ~too 100 Sfi41.ot IW4 6~14-'• l•anl" (o 'jtl(l :?'i"• 271 ] 1il I ~ RutJhf'l Jol cl 1.~•'~~1 3n ,!'t - 1 TORONTO OILS JllontrPul l"J.fM1 :!00 t20 I~H"J. 2ft + lo, Cnmn 1.1"11 180() .jjb. ,; 4i • '~ \\ I niCill Tarmllu ]Ji.nes Jon~ nHh ,;•',){\ 111'. 1•1 1 1 lUlU 1 ' l 1 17 • NOSTHJ.:\1. ('J,I)ii:JSG 5TOrtUI (lJrhu \\1 II >till .! ,s ~ ,, ,., 1 71.. 7'•- '• . •., I ~ st,p•l ~~~~ ~(11){1 l(l ~n .. ~ 11 ~ rrtt.t. Jl'l\1 s.t~ S71l 111 7n -4 JS1 Thr ( •a•dlaa Prtll .u... n. llCtMI :JO'l• ]I) I H,. Tbr CJnacll:Jn ~li '• .. \ .n.-dm•n :l'Jj ~~ II a 111 [From ThE !\err \lid 1 ... 231 ~ Orl Rud 21'~· •• TORO~TO Cl O•ISG •TIICKS lo.1\ l' !l ~btOibl 171" Frll!\11'1 6011 ) I I \\ !h ~ h~rr J~fl BIB REDUCTIONS IN TCA TOURIST FARES All fA} DOMINION HALIFAX s36. LTD. ONf·' STRUCTURAL STEEL ~!~;~~~.., ll'm urLttJII"..:G !>fAH COM'llM!NTArY MARITIME DIVISION S3 6.00 NO lt'llt.JG • NO !XTIA5 r!CllNlNG NO TIPPING • 110 I • ;; . DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., FRIDAY, F!:BRUAR.Y 7, 1959 { ------f more of them, but we al!:o ex· I' further thrombotic com plica· ISt A d ' .1 R. A. Templeton, who for man; ! You've just bought a ne" • i ercise less: We are congregat·, I lions. Sometimes they may be • n rew 8 I years was Session Clerk. His . dress but haven't had time 1£ i ing in greater numbers in the: continued tor months or years !' ' . long ~xperience and .wise coun· ha1·e it properly fitted? Don't cilles. riding to and from II'Ol'k. i aftrr tbe event. J!owe1•cr, (ttf.'l Presbyterian ;sel w1ll be g~eatly m1ssed.. : gi1·e into the temptation to wear Newspaper History lmoving about less at our ,iJhs. ficultics of one sort or another i Mr. J. K. Clouston, Chairman :it before alterations have been ' laking nn Increasing interc>l 111 make it impossible to p1·escribe Ch h .of the Board of Managers, pre· ! marl~. It will spoil both your . 1 spectator rather than pal,'lieipal· them for long periods of time! -" sen.ted the. Managers Report : ~eciing ~bout the dress and the nrc 11 jlng sports. These habits all tent! to everyone who has had a heart 1 , , : Inch. outhned. the work ~c j 1mpress1on you make on others. ·to fucrease· our wei"hl, reduce attack. : ANNUAL Mf-EIT/NG . rom~hshed durmg the year m· 1 11 ff' · f ~ · I .. . , The- annual Congregatwnal cludmg an "Every Person Can· I Of Bell Islaizd l 1 1 I a~e ~ lclency o our ml!s.e .es,: Someone. wn~mg about tu~ • ~leeting of the Kirk was heir! l'as." The result of this can. ; Fashions that belong in every .. II d ay contribute to. the rlst~g I p~oblem five ~ears from n?w January 28, 1958, in the Pres· cass was most ~ratifying and I wardrobe: the bulky white ·,;.; ~;' [F Th F"l I ' ncldetlce or .artenosc~erom.l wtll lu; able to a , ';,,.' -'1lll :.:: ~t· .. :.·d ,.,.,mhination of Kent, men's competitions were held passenger~ carried over the ·• :, 1~;! ...... : illl'~·er, ~·ho_ hr.o.i re· at the Championship Sports. Tramway. They journeyed by • ,., ~. ,•• ,.. ~ thl' dtstml con· Officials In charge of the. train to Kelligrews and crossed .... :; : ·'·;. · ... ,.,. 1!10~. broke up Sports were:-Judges. A. R.lto the Island· on the l!ary. The • • • ~ " \,. 11hPn Grorge Shea ~lc:\lillan, J. B. Petrie.· J. K. opening ceremony was · con· 1 '·~ ,'· 1t!41~.,. :·.·.-;lll•r tlf illness. His Butler. Timekeepers, J. T. Law· Iducted by Dist. Grand ~laster "'• • Liberal ticket. ton, F. Jr,rdine. Referee, W. J. A. Clift for whom the Lodge ~ 1 :h~ r. , II.• '. 'h'' hy t'has. W. Ryr.n. J. Higgins. Field Committee, J .. wa; n~me'd. The founders and • 2. • .... h't~ated by W. J. A. Hur.hes. C. F. Ta)·lor, R. chtorter ~embers. were:-John ,~,: ~1 ·.·.~· Proudfoot, L. C. ~lurphy, R. T.. r. MacKenzie, \\ m. N. Butler, ;:;· Iii: ·r. f. ·' \lorri> part)', t~e Pine. c. B. Archibald, J. Kav· Jacob E. Cox, G. S. Haydon, Al· 111 · ;~.; ~::r • ··.,n)·. was opposed annt:h. D.. 1. Jackman. R.• r. 1 fred Rees, John H. Bennett. • ''• : 1·., :. •n bv a combination Costi~an. :-.:. Sheppard, D.J Geo. L. Dickson, Thos Black· · ',;' · ~::;,. , IPct b)' Sir Robert Steele. ~!. Dunne', S. Lodg~. wood, A. R. Proudfooi. C. r:. J • ;:.' • :: :. 1 \\·m. F. roaker. head R. Bennett. T. A. Conway, N. Taylor, Geo. Stewart. Dr. ! ·1 , ,; , 1 ~ .. , ; :-lwrmrn's Protcctire· Lod~c. 1A. Ames ..T. f'. Stewart. \\'. •. ~- ~: . was makin~ hi> Oit S~pt. !l ;, dinner was ~il'· iII. Pike. A. ~lacDonalct. J ..1. · ,' .:; :if :: · •r P lll!""l Scotias-H. Noon· 1 rece\'e drugs wheh prevent fur· find out why It Is that artert-1 R R11mham. S. Pearce. J. lher blood clottng, and to guide osclerotlc vessel~ contain fat In [ ~~~ 11 1\'al>h. The prize~ you carefull~· throu~h ~ period their walls, why patients with· pr•·~nte '.i t FOR· BIGGER• COWS i . f il f '•: ' ' :: '. l .. FEED· YOUR CALVES t I , I . ' ' . PURINA NURSING ,.'·.. I ' CHOW !"- ; ' PURINA CALF • •• STARTER Research in clubrool di~ea~e is being carried out at the Government Experimental Far~ at :'.iount by Mr. On·il Olsen ( abo\·e) pathologist \\'ith the Science Service of ~an~da. ~lr: Olsen ts ~_een _~xammin PURINA· DRY I some specimens with whkh he is doing the resrarch work. Clubroot ts a fatrl~ common dJ: i grubs will remain in the sub· l'!'gl'lation stick~ ann •tones in ~nd this irritation may Jast for 1 that they Iookrr! h~e ! ~oil where they tran;form into moring w~ler onh·. 'The newly sHeral da,·s. 'ho~nds''. II wa• ?'11QOJ • • ·the ,.rlult sta;:e. The her II~.' _ -·--·· -----·- .. -·------· ____..... · ·--- : ammals that hone hmkagt rI . I I • i will nr. on the wine in lO!i~ : founn. and il ""-' · II· I to slarl thP nrxt while eyrie. llt~rrfntc. thai t:''' 'rra not ll f t usetl for summrr ~··mnl. I' Ul 10 1\ ---·------, Con ·lnemen A map outlin111.: n'lar)\.ct Studv ~I'C~S for summrr ·I ' 1.. J '>:razing has been rl•·;,·'n up. :p;;rt of lh• wintH caw Made hurned in 1954. Exannn•tton AT AYRE'S STORE DEPT. Versus ~ange ~ pori inn of the burnrd Th~ markrt for h"P•h ln111~ · rH~aled thai the hi"''\ AIR FORCE B.-' and l·rgetablcs in th• !'rainr . wrrP mo.,tlY clear\. anrl of transporta; :P:: Pt'ol·incPs has h~en the snb.irr·l · Tho Hpnim~nt will he enn· lichen and' moss ~ronno Ai:· h>,, J of R slnrl)· h)' eronomisl'. nf. rlurlrd ~t tile @nd o.f two Ia)··: to~elher with murh nf th• at Clark 1 the lleparlmcnt of Agm~ul- · RParlll£ 1 ·rpl~rP111Pnl pullrt> lit£ pPriorls ( approxtmately 2~ ·humus, har\ heen hurn'~ a dead 1·okan<~. · ·~ lnt·e. £Jnri11g l~e. t•rov . )eat'. in ronf•n~m~nl i~ now a com·, months) to assess the. full pf., Shrub• had bern killr~ ~ack 1056-57 Ihe prames ronsum~d mon practice amon.~ poultry· teet of these two reann~ met·; .r;t·ound lel'el. hut wrcr ROOFING· 1 DRESSED 1approximr·lrly 120 m i IIi on men. Recent work at the Ex· :1ods. io;:. Some mo~se.< ~n1 ASBESTOS SHINGLES : poun~s of fresh fruit~. exrlusi:r . perimrntal Farm, St. John'• . -- : ~~tl rcappeare_d h;Ji odr I j ~f cttrus, and ahout 600 mtl·: We~ I. Kewfountlland. shows that· 0 1hchen. a ~prm• . '"' I : I Blue, Red, Green I hon of vege_lahles. lm· this is a sound procedure, says: eaten by the rrmrim. t ; : pound~ Bl mes BreedtnO'; "JUMBO", 36 in., 108 squ.are feet. I Iports from the Untied State~. Supel'inte~r\ent H.. w. R. Chan:! a t 'noted, l' ' l LUMBER ''RUBEROIO". 18 In!, 36 ln., Iaccounted for 17 and 30 pet err Tn thts expenment pullet'· B d T k I ------· ·- · and 55 lbs. • cent of these totals rc~pectil·e·: .. r~~ed in confinement produced: On a ur eys ·r· th . A11 (J 4.5 ly. Cahha~e. carrots r·~d. cucum· 1more eggs on less feed per dozen .· I liD 0 \' . ~~ I PLOUGI1ED and TONGUED TARRED FELT, 36in., 15 lbt. lber supphes from wtlhtn !he • Pj!gs than pullets rearerl on 1 . N S k ICPl L I • 'j: I 0 ... ; SLATE SURFACf~ Rtd GI'Mft Prarie Prol'incfs accounted fnr i grass r.:nge. I \ ORK! • ' as - ou 'i 0 ·I I r r·a~o;~:~ I . I 181n., and about 45 per cent of the (Oil[ '1 , . , ! Hluch_amuk s~ys J~ck of a proper rc laf( \7 ''' ' ' 2 )C 3 2 X 4 PLASTIC CEMENT disappearance of these product, In a laymg lrtal col'mng a breedm~ program ts to blame for I I 1 ENGLISH TAR, 5s, -401 in 1956.57 while locallv P"n· , period of fourteen months 360 1 Jow-quahty turkeys. Tested 2 X 5 2 X 6 ducerl onions &ecount~d io,· ! in-cross hybrid hens reared in ! The 37·year-o!d hat~bery oper- ROOF COATING, 1-~ g~llon tina a bout 30 per cent. Iconfinement were compared ; alor won four. ftrst. pmes and the __ with 360 hens from the same I grand champiOnship of the poul-, OTT·\\\'!\ t"•h • "an [hatch reared on gr~ss range. 1try show at the Royal Winter Fair i tests ~r tln;olh)· ;HHI Canadl Al'erage egg. produ~uon of t.he m Toronto last fall. · gra~s seeded side b1 •idr at ' birds reared tn confmeme~t II as S' h t I d h'. l atchery F.xperimcntal ~·~rm CJnada 1 65 t om pared wtlh 6~ mce e s ar e ts t • . MaI till!! ' per ce~ .c birds reared 0 ~ :IIr. Hluchaniuk has been promo· partmen_t of ,~gneulwrr. , L' I per cent e ~irds reared in con· ting the Barlocker strain. .a !rton •. ~.B .. tn 1956 and I ,r~nge. Th I . I I f ed large turke\'. He prefers thts I t ;,: . ro-day's Weather Eat .(lOUDY AND COOL , fair weather when you with The Daily News WALSH'S INSURANCE AGENCI~S (· HOM~ MADE . BRI'AD J LIMITED .. Dial 80027 St. Jolm': THE D~ILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1958 ·-·- ·-· -·- ·-~------' 1 !Jr ~: ··· .. :.:. l':liif.--Vircm<'n pla~· ho'c~ on th.e wrecl\al'(e or a big mililar,\· transport plane which erashecl P.ARIS, France-It's Apri~ In Pai·is, no matter \\'li~t the t:a1endar rem'rd>. With the tempet aturl! toom . . :(' \tial o"L'dinn of :\ot wnlk after l·olliclin,g \\'ith a ,1a\',\' "j\;eplune'' bomber ret:entl;-·. The air ing into the mid-fifties, Parisians are flotking to tb e zoo in large numbers atld the animals and L;!·(!~ ,j:: clr;~th to ~;· pcr~ons. The t\\'o plan cs-A Mats Skymaslcr cnrr;-·ing :J5 pa~scnger:; and ha\'e quit winter quarters to bH:'k in the : . '··,\, '· .~ , _. ... DOCGI.AS. Wyo.-Charles Stark\\'eather. 19 was ~hot and captured recent)~· a,; 111~ 11·as being hunteci .'·. :R FORCE BASE. P.I.- A Filipino fatmer's carabao and (:art stand out in stJ·iking· contra'[ in along \\'ith his girl friend. Caril Fugate. I.'i. 1 both ohown 1 in four ~l And Grass CLJ04 AUTOMATIC WASHER Reg. $309 ...... NOW $249. ------···.. -·-. CD J04 AUTOMATIC DRYER Reg. $229 ...... NOW $199. CL 102 AUTOMATIC WASHER !t '-'.!;··.;& ,j •.~ .Reg. $369 ...... NOW $299...... :.... , ... _,_, CDJ02 AUTOMATIC 'DRYER - PKJOO Reg. $279 ...... NOW $219. WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR CLJOO AUTOMATIC WASHER 10 cu. ft. model with Push Reg. $399 ...... NOW $329. BuHon Automati'c Defrosting. • Reg. $339. CDJOO AUTOMATIC DRYER NOW $269. Reg. $309 ...... NOW $249. RK30 Westinghouse REFRIGERATOR, DK-80 $269 ...... NOW $219. Ranges WASHER • Reg. $289. WITH PUMP WESTINGHOUSE RANGE, DK40 NOW. $369 ...... NOW $289. SPECIAL WATE!t S'fRI·:t;T JlllJINil'llRI·>AI'PI,IAl':CE STOllE ' Sl'EEII'·: I,Til. $209. .. DIAL 80021 ST. JJ!IK'S ' ' 1 ' :tl:l I l ~ I -'-- ·------·------T~~,DAILY. NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY '· l ;I . ' r_.I :o I . ·1 1, I, QOTJ.IUP JOU ,~ ·~ ~ ., \ n. gltld.41Ut WAll THI I i. :. ; : ~ I. All Forms of Proteciion F.. A Bi-Weekly Feature I;' BELL ISLAND NEWS I; . •· _.. ... ______, ______,; 'I ______' i ~~ r: I~ ~ Annual Report lmmacu~ate APRON ALLEY :, ; Conception I,• .. . BELL ISLA:\D - Oatmeal· hoke in a lllllt}e .. 1 . h f . . 1a 1 r 1 i r oo kws ave or generatiOns· of 3i5 de"rees F 1· d heen one of those basic goodies miuute• " · or I I Director Of Boys' .Club ~Academy Bell ~s. 1,1,,, ,that ho1.nemakers make a~ain · .llOl'/1.4 COOI\!F. T A \'ear ago the theme for my ln it. We bave boy ·member&! TRINITY COLLEGE and ag;nn, and seT\'e to apprecl· 24 oatmeal c"r • . I· . f .,. Th ., '•le, ·' I. • pnnual rrport was "The Da~er .1wio are participatinJ in the! THEORY EXAMINATION Dt .tve . am11es. ey j:O n1·er •, cup bulf••r 01. lt \. ! I Hours". seems fitting that r ~ projilrami!TA! well, but adulta are First Strps In::: wllh youngsters and aduh> I >~tuare 11 01 l ma ' : use a theme this year }nd ,the 'I not giving them the ~eader&hip Agnes Kennedy, 100%, Hon· alike. However, we only recent- choco!;.tl' .. theme 1s "Opportunity • \~hat !I they need. The majonty of !!Ur: our1; Eddie Cherwonlak, 100%, ly discovered a recipe for a 2 hps. Cilln>tarch has the Wabana Boys' Club ::people work an elaht hour day Honours; Catherine Flemming, really glamorous dessert fca· o.~ CUll ~Iron·• c· tl . I k' ., ·• C! j!oue for the .boys of Bell Island :!1herefore there Is aufflelent time I97%, Honours; Allee Leonard, turmg. oatmea cno .Irs a, lit~ 1 l'~'i hrolrn s community durin~ the year 1957, i left for eaung, sleeping and~ 97%, Honours: Catherine Ros mam m~rerhcnt. Lets make thr· ~lelt hun .. ,· ann , )'OU rna)' ask? The Boys' Club' one's own recratlon. And atlll alter, 9~%·, Honours: Naomi cookws flrst. Then v:e 11'111 ;zn a double hoilr .. c·o. b. 1 I . ·· •.. n 1 g~ves i~ members ~he oppor-1 there Is time fo~ a few hours Icox\\·orth)', 92%, Honours, I Ofl ,t~ t.l~1 (~{'SSC,rt L'PClf:P, • ;1~rl ('IJJ'l:qi!r('h ~r.•J tunity to de\·elop sktlls. person· . of volunteer .serVIce per week. Preparat01'11 ! J,L T1 f.R50TCII 0.11 ;\IL·\1. cnncolatP . .-\rid ('"!.!~ ality. and good habiu. and m.any; The Bo)'s' ~lub program'!le 1 Geraldine Dyer, 99%. Hon· ' COOKIES l'n1·l:i!:'" :.nd ''" ... 11 • ·. ho)'S will undoubtedly grow mto ; will he effectrvc because of 1t.~ 1oura; Molly Metcalfe 99%; Hon· 11•·· l'llP'- .sil·t~d'" .·lll·!'tii'P•'''c- 11 'ct• t(T, ur.tl 1 n;:~·.lllrr" • good citizens. because the)''Ve · ronllnuil)'. Boys are Influenced: ours; Mary McLean,' 98%, Hon· tlc:ur ,\tid :• lo!t:e .,! lh• been a"ociated with the club. · t.y the elub from January to 'I ours; Sheila Kent, 98%, Ho. 1 1:-:p. bakin~ ~·~~la ture tu ht-<•t··~l ,. • · You see. the Bo)·~· Club gl"ts. llec~mber. The elub is open from. ours: Patsy Murphy, 92%, Hon· 1:ip. tft I·•, 1 salt this• rr·!l\;,illl!~'~... • It boys in their lei~ure hours. We ~londay to Saturday, When the Iours; Barbara Bown, 90%, Hon· I cup brown .-.w1ar · 111 rlouh!r bo1kr 1 · get t~em. not under the watcbr indoor programme closes In i ours; Bl'igld Conway, 89%, Hon· 12 1:111' f!:'c\nul.llt•ri .. u·..:;,r ing and ~!1rr::,~ ~ tn fat eye of a srhool tl'acher. nor. June. we run an outdoor pro· I ours; Patsy Ballard, 85':'o, Hon· eup ~oft :,hurtt'Jlll:g lo:,t:f'l'. Hrmn\•· !:· 11 m the eye~ of a parent, nor of theo jlramme. The only purpose of a. ours; Anne Somerton;· 80%, 2 P'!;.!S ch1!!. police force. but at a time when\ boys' club Is to 11erve youth, It: Merit; Patrick ~\leary, 78%, I t·p. \'anilla Sp.-r•;,r! 1'(·,:::, ·1 1, I he:( are free. We ~ct them. hn~ no other purpose.· We try 1Merit; Pe~tY Leonard, 89%, . :1 3 cups rolled o:-~1:-:. un In[! hrt\\f'~·n t'i•li:.::r·~ whit! they ·show their trul' · fll lick speetatorltls which has I' Pas1. BELL ISLAND-Walter Davis, Region nl Co-ordinator of Re-habilitation and eooked ra~hton, m:.ktn..;, 4 ;el\'e~. Sometimes they come to becom all too prevalent. Govern· ------Secretary-Superintendent Nfld. T.B. Soc:lety · accepts cheque for !:i:!.:l50. Sift logrlh1•r !lour. '"'Ia and cnokir, •1·•·11 T ,, .. , , :: i us with resentment. because ments In our part of the world ~lltlltllt1141ltiU~IltP >all into a mixing howl. .\d 1 p.m .•. ,v~n~on~. tr.am here, feel certain that i(. the cm·line finals for top New· by Rev. Fr. J. L. O'Dw~·er, anrl MONTREAL ,St. ~la~Y ~ - R.31J a.m., llnly jlhe aenlara ean get into lop eon·! loundland ,curling honours at Rev .. Fr. G. Purcell. Interment The secret of !taring a ciw• I( ommu111on, 1 I a.m., Mntllns; dltlon In time for the series, St. John'•· was m the R.C. Cemetery. '!full o[ clothes that are ready t Sold I 7 p.m., Evensong. they will be making 1 1trong In senior eurllng the Clarke Her ea~thly career has end· wear is constant care. This i:· UNITED CHURCH bid for another championship brothera Bill, Dick, Harvey and ed and hke all other faithful Nolves both time and trouble ht. . in the "B" dlv.illon. J,I!Icoe won out In the local ~n_d true Christians she hos 1is worth it. It menns to deb s63.oo 1 . Mlmster, Rever~nd N. B.. Hod· The Junior All·Siars are con· curling rink competition and en· JOined the Noble Army of those. in sending clothes to \h~ cl~ay< ONf·WA\' ~er, 1 a.m., Dlv1~e ~Vo'rs.htp; sldered tttoqer this year than 1tered the finals for the .prov~n· who, .a~~:r a lifetime. or good !or in rinsir~g out lin~,ri~. It 2.30 p.~n:·. Su~da~. Sthool, 71 :· .. ··-·. _ .•... -- •... eta! . curling champJOnshlp.:works •. lest from the1r laboursimcans maklllg small rr~a1r' :11 ~Ret COYH',.'!tH"''~' ~f.Al\ p.m., DIVIne Worship. . \mess ~leetmg; 2.30 p.m .. Sun· which was played at St. ohn:S. · anrlthetr works. do ~ol~ow them"! onr.e. It means keepin; shoes H~tti~ING S£A1S 1 1 - day School; B p.m.. Young The local rink skipped by B1ll And so nunc dlmmltlls. but not. pohshed and neat. It also means .... (~ NO 11••rtlC • t~O EXlRAS i SALV;\TION ARMY People's Meetlnc; 7 p.m., Sal·. Clarke made a ~ood showing, farewell. 'ne1•er !laving to turn rlown an ., ~ Seninr Majdr Wal!aee and i vatlon Meetlnc. i but was noi 5ur.eessful In gain-' DPepr~t sympathy i~ extrnd·im·itatinn for lark of. ~omcthinl! 1 Mrs. Pike, C.O.'s. 11 a.m., Hoi· Come· and Worship. 1 ing top honours. ed ,to the herea\'ed family. to wear. . ; 13 . , 41LY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. . '------. ----··----~------~------.DAILY NEWS SILHOUETTE CONTEST THE ' ~- ... -...... ~y ...... ··-...... ;ttrl) hot o· . for 10. to '· . • SOLVE THIS PUZZLE AND YOU'RE ON SEA TONE YOUR WAY TO $250. IN CASH. The Daily News HOUSEHOLD Silhouette Contest SALE PRINTED DRAPERY ...... 48c ';l. DRESS COTTONS ...... 49c RAYON BEDSPREADS· ...... 1.29 TABLE CLOTHS ...... 69c I • FOR ALL THE FAMILY I VITAMINS AND MINERALS WINDOW SCRIM : ...... TO IMPROVE HEALTH 29c DISTRIBUTED BY !! "II II iii II II II II 011 Ill!! I I II or! II II IIIII I II ill lila.! ttl" AT THE ARCADE GERALD S. DOYLE WATER ST. AND CHURCHILL PARK A II I II I I i!jj ill II II II"" II I I I II II "II ,,~!Q No. 21 nanr · ~~rnda Winter Air Conditioning •tin~ wu NEW ON THE ROAD ip lor thP The h•r •: Tlze Littlest Rambler At Its Finest ON DISPLAY SOON AT 1 The Silhouette Contest ls simple and Pasy to HERE'S COMPLETE WINTER work. 11 consists of 60 silhouette drawings of widely known persons and 120 pictures. All you AIR CONDITIONING have to do is identify the silhouettes. not by name .• l4cKinlay Motors Ltd. but by pairing them with pictures of thi! people ~·ou think are portrayed in the silhouette. Each e WARMS e DISTRIBUTES LeMARCHANT ROAD person ~hown in ~ilhouette will be shown by picture but not necessnrib• on the same da~·. In addition CLEANS e HUMIDiFIES !herr will he 60 piclltt"<:'5 of other per;ons who will e not he ~hown in . .~--" ~f. DAILY NEW~, .I THE DAILY NWS, ST. JOHN'S,_NFLD.,_ FRID~Y, __ FESRUARY 7, 195l .... 14 1 City Inter-Club Inter-Club ! ~~ Lo:ke 19a 254 tos OR BA. :F. LeBlanc 232 222 202 Capitol ~w lin Le B IJ. Everard 204 225 219 CJOX-TV CJON·TV B g ague owling Leae:ucu J. Robe:·ls 157 245 234 Radio Programmes ARGENTIA-CBANNEL 10 8T. JOHN'S-CHANNEL 6 Now Playing LAST NIGHT'S GAMES Willla ms 156 202 172 Pat's E~ High Three Frame: WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S 947 1148 99S FRIDAY, February 7th. 7.0o-Varlety Playohuse. The resnons for singing rage I D. Old ford · · · · · · · · · · 803 GAI\IES - 8.00-CBC News and Weather, 2.S!J-Open llouse, 7.30-The Early Show. Elvis Presley's position atop lllgb Single Frame: • SCORES Feildians-3 ' 8. 15-Muslcal Clock. . 8.00-Last of the 1\lohlcans. 314 1 3.00-lllatlnce. the world of show business are D. Oldford · · ·' • ·' · · · Holy Cross-2 IR. Murphy 217 258 9.00-~lornlng Devotions. 4.30-llowdy Doody, 8.30-Thc Plouffe Family, strikingly obvious in "Loving I J. Crr.nshnw """ ·"' 313 J. Wadden 287 200 234 817 W. May 284 212 rds Lo VOCM 9. 15-Programme Preview. 9.00-To lie Announced. You.' the drama-and music· G. Noftell · · • • • • • • • ·' • 309 i Fitzgerald. 180 375 291 846 ·E. Payne 233 215 cross and St. Pat's h 5.00-llldden Pages. 308 9.!!0-0rgan Stylings. 5.311-Chlldren's Program. !1.30-Country Hoedown. packed Hr.l Wallis production F. Andrews " .. " .... I' D Sorensen 174 238 191 603 I n. Harvey 220 269 253 victories over Gua 305 FRIDAY, FebL·uary 7th. 9.30-Rccords at Random. 6.00-Ranse Rider. 11.00-News. that opens tomorrow at the 1 J. Carey '' · ·'' · ·'''' W O'Reilly 256 270 191 603 : R. !\forgan 200 246 138 at the Crusad 10.00-Crcam of the West. 6.30-News. I11.10-The Late Show. Capitol Theatre. The dynamic High Team B·Prlme: I G. Wadden 253 206 300 759 : 1154 1200 1071 the Senior Bt-s~:ett 2982 15 UB-Sign On. I 10.10.-Iris Power. youngster has a way with a Holy Cross ''' • • · · · · · J . 1150 1385 1223 3758j Cnrtl!i-0 opened i t s sec< ------1 6.30-Brcakfast Club. 10.20-Ruth Harding. 12.20-Juke Club Continued. song- a range of voc11l tones. High Team Single: ' Guarda-1 . t'' Kirby 141 234 St. Pat's edged CUI 6.35-:0:cws. 10.25-CBC News. 7.00-Newl and Sports. 1027 12.3Q.-Hii!biiiy Matinee. and expression, and a vigor- I · Holy Cross """"" l R Cullmore 204 261 186 651 · t'. Wight 241 279 a contest that saw I 7.00-Brco:l:last Club. 10.30-Atlantic School Broad· 7.05-Local Weather, - 1.00-Bchind the Story. ous and uninhibited manner of 'D. Fisher 322 193 215 730:1 P. Winsor 255 227 while Holy Cro~s j 7.30-Ncws. cast. 7.15-What's Conkin'. 1 3 1 1.15-0ne Mr.n's Family. keeping time-that Is quite un· Imperial TC- 682 • R McKinlc!y 245 259 250 754 N'oseworth)' 122 231 172 Guards 5049 in 7.35-Brcnld~st Club. 11.00-l'rcd Waring Show. 7.20-Bob Lewis Show. 1.30-Strike It Rich. m~t~hc by any enterta Iner J.E MGosse h 221 204 257 'A. Andrews 232 213 158 603. R· Lanc 294 217 212 caP· Hoi)' Cross mo• 9.00-A Date \\'ilh Denys. ; 11.15-Paradc of Stars. 7.30-Round the World News. · d 230 218 214 662 1.45-Weekdny Theatre. Witlun memory · urp Y 614 ~ G. Fuller 153 367 202 722 ~ 1053 I 188 1026 n 8 point-first place \I 10.00-Ncws, · 11.3Q.-Showcasc. 7.35-Weather Summary. 1.55--Ncw Yorkers. Wh&t's more.'the VistaVision- J. Dooley 183 271 160 1 1156 1293 1011 3460. ·-- •victorY while St. P: 10.05-A Date 1\'ith Denys. : 1l.o!5-Rcgina McBride. 7.45-What's Cookln. 314 272 217 803 2.10-Sports Page. 1 Technicolor film, Prtsley's first D. Old!ord i ~ CI.R-2 into a last spot tie \1 10.30-Burton's of Banne1 12.co...:..Announcer's Choice. 8.00-Nfld. News. . . I k "t 1 th I 948 965 848 2761 '' D . ~ 4 2.15-Mnrch of Everits. 1g muSLca ma es 1 c car at , Horwood's TC-O · Patrlrlans-3 : '-· ommer ~0 192 both have a single ' Street. 112.15-Dinncr Bell Breakdown. I 8.05-Prov. Weather. Ib ' 2.30-Music Room, I he is far' more than just a! 239 225 186 850 1J. O'Brien 24!1 216 245 710 ·A. Rees 128 24Q Guards are scc1 ' 10.45-A !late with Denys. 112.'!5-~li~ D&y Sc~cnadc. 8.15-Shlpplng Report. 3.00-News. terrific song stylist. Magnetic: B. Jackman . ~{. Martin 218 215 261 fi94 G Chancey 248 2il .. 1 197 125 219 541 10.55-~cws. 1.0~-Dil)'ic Bn!!r.:i~. ' 8.25-Kiddles Corner. 1 3.05-lllusie Room (~on!.). 1 vs. ST. P.\1"S ' I Ipersonality, classic good looks l ~· ~\'::C~nt 141 198 135 474 P. French 167 252 177 596 .r. Rice 264 29:i 2f 2 11.00-Jullc Box Jamboree. 1.15-~lw'··' 8.30-Nfld. News. 3.30-News. I and fresh downright good act· I • • H. Hea!e 242 162 224 fl28 C. Andrews l!JO 234 220 pat's were out fronl. 11.55-:"\cws. 1.30-CBC News and Weath~r. 0.35-Weather Forecast. 199 173 161 533 3.35-Stewr.rt Foster Show: Iing around performer who Is' J,. Colbert 776 721 701 2198 • E. Kearsey 203 312 180 695 1•;3~ 1232 1098 the half wr·Y mark of 12.00-Bat•gain Hour. 1.45-,11usi~a• • . • 8.40-Bob Lewis Show. 4.00-News. here to star. i 1079 1157 1087 3323 .\llandale-1 but Curtis came b: 12.15-Rnmblin with Rrcords. 2.~0-Words and ~lus:c. 8.45-1\fornlng Merry-go.round. 1 4.05-Grand Ole Opry. In addition to being a show· i : Canadian Leglon-0 : T. Carroll 25fi 1~8 the em,ountcr 12.30-i'\cws. 2.15-:'Wd. School Broadcast. 9.05-lllusic for Millions. 4.30-Pulse. case for the highly indil•idual: Vics-S : L. Delacey 203 151 171 525 II. ~1m·phy 146 iB2 end of a rl'gulat 12.45-l'isht•rm~n's Forecast. 2,30-Atlan!ic School Broad· ; 9.30-News In a Minute. 178 186 200 564 7.15-Bob and Ray. i talents of young Presle)', the :H. Dawe : w. Austin 217 207 169 593, J: ~.ngh~h 199 1C2 two three minute o• 1.15-Spurlscnst. c;:st. 9.31-Westward to ~luslc. 226 254 176 656 7.3o.-Books and Voices. : P:;ramount picture is an excit· \ J. Power .: ~.·. Power 161 168 268 597. <•. Ta,·lor 214 2Z:l 11'ere pl~~oyed before 1.30-:-:ews. . 2.45-The Hnppy Gang. 9.45-Laura Chilton. 220 166 210 596 1 8.00-X Minus One. ing blend of music and strong F. Furlan~ ' J D 1 2"" HB took the close contest 3. story, enacted by a top·flight i E. Churchill · 263 240 225 708 • F. O'Reilly 207 219 175 601 · a Y 1.45-)!usic Stars of the Ccn· 15-For the l'inno. 10.00-News In a Minute. 8.20-Spotlight Story. 687 846 811 2628 ' A. Joy 260 195 273 72R 10t;fl~~ pr,:l tur)·. 3.:!0-Trnns ('anada ~latinee. 10.01-lllartin's Corner. 8.30-People r.re Funny. Dalton had 11 point> cast consisting of stars Presley, A h t-0 1 '1048 940 1056 3044 2.00-Rambling with Records. 4.30-CBC News. 10.15-Golden Madonna. 9.00-Could this be You. Lizabeth Scott and Wendell I, m en l.aurler-Z St. pat's in the first '''' s. 1 4.33-Timcly Tunes. 10.30-News in a Minute. 2.55-~cll 9.3Q.-Bandstand USA. Corey and supporting plavers 1. LeGrow 21:1 239 221 67!. - 24~ I"' Gladney had 6, a nrl 1 ;c 3.00-Dollm on Parade. 4.45-Childrcn's Story. 10.31-Startlme. 10.00-Final Edition. James Gelason, Ralph Dumke. IL. Churchlll 136 181 171 488 I Postal-:! 1.. ~~~~:Y 206 ~~~ 2JO 7. Ed Dcnicf ha1 4.00-:0:ews. 5.15-Fishcries Broadcast. 10.45-Eleven for the Mone1 10.30-Robert Q, Lewis. Paul Smith, Ken Becker and I A. Parso~s, 162 214 184 560 1F. Crader 212 237 211 660 i\.1 I.aile 22'l c::4 267 Quigley rcgistcre< 4.05-Wcstcrnaircs. 5.45-1\indnrgarten of the Air · 10.55-Juke Box Review. 11.00-llu31c Till Midnite, alluring Jana Lund. Miss Scott, L. Holloua) 229 195 217 641 L. Whitt::e 163 164 223 r.5u · · Laite w c:n 245 other Irish points. 4.55-:0:cw>. ti.oJ-lntcrmczzo. U.OO-News In a Minute. ·uaalqliJa . · · NEXT ATTRACTION NEXT AnRACTION ~OMP GARY COOPER-INGRID BERGMAN In "FOR WHOM RUTH ROMAN-STERLING HAYDEN In "FIVE THE BELL TOLLS" - SUSPENSE - ADVENTURE - STEPS TO DANGER" - SUSPENSE - TIIRILLS - ,.-- CHEAP, ReLIABLf, ElEOilRICITY TECHNICOLOR. ACTION. IN AND AROUND ST. JOH CORNER BROOK AND GRAND FALLS ~~ DAILY NEW~, ST. J?HN'S, NFL_D_., _F_RID_A_Y.;.., _FE_B_RU_A_RY.;,.._;_:7':__--~~~~~;-;;-;;::-::;:;::::::------ loll ~y[QR BASKETBALL: CIVIL SERVICE- St Bon's Defeat 202 219 A r A d r . HR. GRACE: 234 •. , 1 '· 0 005 Pat's Edge Curtis In 2 Overtinles; · •e wo WmS ::~o!Yc!n~ge IJ~. "Caps" Hold 3~7195 ~·I·· ·u~rds 1.:1 Lose To Ho·ly Cross 50 - 49 In• Last Night's Games legtatepo~;t ~~~; hockey ~ovs~~~~~~toln~e~~~r.i as they defeated I' G uar d s T0 2 2 T.Ie 158 • . P , , . MENTAL. BUCKMASTER'S TIE· HEALTH DOWN Bishop Feild 5·1 &t the Arena· • 2~3 ,.,ta . ,·r..., .wd St. at ~ look · I\ nil Dalton and Ed Denier re· regiatered 28 points In the sec· ' yesterday afternoon Th · I ' 138 t·..... ,.r.t lll't<1rtes orcr Gua~ds c;i1•ed 4 with Gerry Maher get· ond atanza to give Crusaders a C.N.R. 7 • 4; C.N.T. DROP COUNCIL 7 • 3. gives the Bluegold~ 10 ~ 0 ;~~~~ I Conception Bay ho~key [ansi The Guards held the lead 1071 im :;rn· at the Cru~aders ' tl~g 2. Ted Quigley scored the :Kl-f9 win, The Civil Service Ho k . . and the regular series play to were trcat.e~ . lust noght to· a, and. put up a atrong defensive ~ l' t''< ~rnH~r Bt-s~etball wmn_l.ng bas~et. For Curtis Jim MacDon!Wd was tops for League held Its weekly se~i~~ I ~al~~Y w~~\ire?thW~rwell !1~- spot. Prince of Wales have ~;hockey cxlubt~IOn ga.me betll:een agamst Howie Meeker and hi.s, 222 ,llfi .. :·•'","'! • t s s~con.•~ :llamwe Martin picked up 11, Holy Cross in the opening of games last ni ht at the. ~~g at . . wt torcw ge points but only have a single' the St. Johns Jumo~ Capt!als boys, Coach Meek~r was In um· 222 ··lt.t.e·· ~ 1 .ot > edged l urlts Joe Rogers had 8. Henley frame with 11 points George Arena. Mental tifs ita! and Iling the ns_stst. In the second contest left and therefore can ' and the Guards semor 'qu:nl form and took his turn with 198 '"!"' ··' ·~:".t:'' 1 th.at_ ~a~~· ~wo ~loo~s h~ 8, Clayton Collins Sorensen had 6, Robin Short Buckmasters battled pto a 5.5 Galway regtstercd from ,Walsh Ionly .come up with 8 points. whtch ••nded in a two·~oal tie th_e Capitals defence. It was 172 ~ ·'.'' ·.u:\ llol~ lr~~s Jllsl antll_harhe C~aytor had 4, ~lor- came up with 4, Cee Joy reg!- tic, National H~ulth defeated and March at 7.0? and \\ hltt~~ Bishop Feild ;,re in the cellar before over flltcen hundr~d wt!b. less than four minute_s ~12 · ·rt' ;.:1.or ·~ 50·49 111 IIH ·ley t or ·' 'h <·umr,tf or ~I. Cro.~ hr.il a 24-23 edge In the 6; Frank Skiffington, 4; Len: the second finish at 5·4 for picked np thrPe markers. Con- 1 but had no chance of a play on ,. : 1\f' 'lcGr::th got 6. opcnm~ half and both teams I Walsh, 4; Jim Browne, 4. : Bucks. ~!ental got the tie at. nors from Clarke at 3.50; Con· i any ~f the oth?r fm!r. He kit'k· Dunlops Register ·---- 19.07 of the third with A. Smith: way unassisted at 5.16 and i e~ 2a St. Bon s .drtl'e~ to one • 1 getting his second from Peddle. , Dug~an on passe from Barron' stele a.nd had qutte a few fine !Ill Cur IIng Ne\\'S There were three penalties' and Clr.rl!e at 11.19, J.ewh was i cl~se In stop~. . Secotld called to each team. 1 back a~ain for Council at 7.421 rhe gam~ wa~ slow 1nth both ! lu -v-ictory HEt\J,TH vs. CNR of the third with an unassisted I teams trymg to m;:.ke ev~ry TOlo.'IGHT National lfer,lth downed CNR goal. For CNT Art Murphy regi-, score a pictur.e pia)'. St. Bon's , i-4. It was a 1·1 tie after the; stered at 4.40 on a pen,,Ity shot had the edge m play but ~eem- . , . . . . 1 . • . ks Down Boston; lllftrtotcll ElimillationJ 1 i first; 3·2 for Health at the end, and at B.42 on a pass from Dug-, eel to hal'c trouble in getting'. ~!11t~l!IO:\. f:ng •CP• -· C'an·' Bn~h~on s reststance crumb_led -7.00-9.00- of the second. I gan. The final goal for the win· the pllck to the Bi;hop Fetid ad~rt' IIOr!d l~?ckl') 1 ~1111 dctc~\'''~ 1~loll'ly ~~ the 'econd f~ame. 1.wo •t M t Iy• 1 Baine• VI. Wylie, j Bill March !(RI'e Health ;, 1·0 ners came &t 14.17 whit Power' goal mouth. They were >topped n.n~hton T~.,ers 8·-' Thur;d~~ , ~o~ls h) Jack McKenz•e. the first • I. Lush va. LeGrow. lead t 4 35 f 1 tt', th f Cl k I on manv plan at the Fciln"l. 111 , no;:ht for lhcor Sl'Cond s.raoghl I'IC· ..lh1le a home nlaver sen·ed a p~n- a .. on a pass rom ; ge mg e ~core rom ar c. . · '· · ' · · • • R .· · ·J ,. 1 1 . · · • : tro I 0n rea Ie Stentalord va, Hall. ' _____ blueline. The lo>crs g;.\'c th<· 1llll olcr a 1111,1 :>atlona at) for mterrerence. anOno .. Strd 1 'I' -Chic:1~o up~et .Jrrry Toppnzzlnl got tht. lone Hermanson \'S, Hickman. I Bluegolrls most trouble on one Hockey Lca-;u.e cluh. hy Harry Sinden put the garne :. · ··•r a ~hare or ,.c. Ro~tonscoreona40·footalapahot Norrl1 n. Goudey. BANT' AM LEAGUE• and two man breaks and dis· Rut ll•r 1\htthy. Ont .. •:ontend-.out of reach. :,· '· I 1 rhumlay night on in the middle period. -9.00·11.00- .t'1 • played a fine back checki!tg cx- cr> for the w~rtd hockey tttle hnd Jean-Pat.tl Lamirandr, ~agnon • .. • "'goals an!l 5cn~a· DETROIT lCP> - Both goals Tiller \'1, Buller. hihition. They had the act1·ant· to hu~tlr ~~amst a ft~htt~g ~lub and Gord•el\lyles scoed m the ~.,····,rtn~ h)' Glenn Hall. catnc early·~ the Detroit Redj Bell Island Eliminations 1·a~:e in play in the later .ltages tl~a~ lt:rd only w men a~:amst,ll~al penod befor~ Fred Dennr Wl·ngs Take Opener 1 ··r .~.' llocke~· Lea~m· Wings took sole pcsae5slon of -9.00·11.00- of the ~rcond period but were '\\ Iuthy s 16 and never stopped po_cked up second coal for •;• ·.nnr~~ed b~· 11.1Bi third place in the National Winsor va. Go11dey, ! out passed and out skated in tr,·in~. Ttgers .. . 'a•:• Hockey League by holding Mon· Thompson Yl, McDonald. the rest of the contest. The C'anadian•. "ho looked The T1~er~. who app.eared to ' ·~r Black Hnwk~ n treat to a 1·1 tie before 13,437 Baines vs, Weir. 1 Leo Lnnnon started the goal mud~ more comfortable beating k~ow everz mch of thetr under- :~ :~e first period and Thursda)' night. Hermanson va. Rockwell. B Edgl M getting at 1 40 of the first llarrml!ay Racers 6-2 Tuesdar stzed Ice surface, pepptrated ,.reencd drh·e in thel Dickielltoore,thelcalue'slead· MIXED BONSPIEL, y lng ercury •he took a b.iuehne pas f as night. had the worst of the play Whltbr's defence regularly m~orrd the Chica~o ad· ingscorer, cot his 30th goal on a SATURDAY, FEB. 8th ITony 1\J:.nning and bla~te~o~ in thr first period. . . . throughout the . game but Ed· • :·lm 'first-period power play to give 10.30 hard low shot into the t They reached the ftr I THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFi.D., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 't ..ow.· . j. li H;: •JACOBY !. 1, i j ': Gro1 ' ' ON BRIDGE I i :: ROGERS I ·,• tll!ri.ICATI\ rt.,\ Y The [ 'I liAS UII'FERt;NCE '1, • ~oRK (APl-The P ' '• : \I: ; R\' OSWALD JACORY . once the hall01 ' I 1 . I ... TOUA Y'S hand taken Irom i the NeW York hasel il j lite recent N;,tional Champion· I will gu to the dogs-: .. , ships ;how~ the difference hr.· i Ariz .• race track OJ ' ~ ' MAJESTIC , twrcn rubber bridge anti dupli·~· his wa)·. . I'· catr pia)·. funk. who hca~ls 1 • All South pla)·rrs cho;r. to · Racing Inc .. dtsclu :' II' ' I oprn one no·li'Ump rather than II for converting It. I·'· one •padr. ~nd all North pi~Y· baseball stadium inl er~ r~iml to thi'Cf. · : . ,AW, (.i.o.ON,JIJ~JE! enclosed track ,I ' 1': ' VU-M.ATIC T.V •. FOR '58 \\'r~l wnuld oprn hi~ lourlh ; ONE LITTlE KISS ·J DC\'J'r J.1AVE L~ I ·' bcsl hc~rt and South would t A 1-lEAI'ER IN WILJ.... BE OI!:AY! ' ,·. ~:ather in the trirk with lhc : IMV C~- OP. .., . Enjoy the finest in sight and . ten. AI lhis point rorrcrt ruh· : • L WOULDN'T .... . her bridge tactics would he to I ' ASK.' ' I ~o right afler lhc fil•e rard ..... sound with ROGERS MAJESTIC spade suit and lhosc dcclar· '. ers who did that would wind · up m<·king , four no-trump. ; """'"'' ... a dr:.l f11r rr TFLEVISION. When you choose Those who wanted hettcr things : of the par!'. r, 1;, dati~ i' lktTHl simply led a diamond at trick : ta " 1 . . two :and finessed dummy's ten.l funk saH 1 111 " p:·• ·: Rogers Majestic Radio or T.V. "o~l , The way the cards lay this 1 ..'\alurall,· ·,u· · forced East's ace but it didn't fi ·huihlilll! pl:.t:- ' you are assured of every · rer.lly matter too much if it . :~ppron•rl 11111 '"" lost to th~ jack. The point is 1 • th'."' i that East invariably led back : . dog 1r;:cl;; i" I his iourth best spade. South and > hor'<' I modern feature made possible 1 AVAILABLE ON Orr. llr i.• al.-11 NORTII %7 lor grr,dwund r:1 by advanced electronic engin 4193 \l'rst Palm ll<·a~h EASY TERMS ., K n; Jlraclt, fla . t K 10 7 6 Au,;lin. a Brool;)l eering, brought to you at t!tA9~3 in\ruclucf'd a hi WF.ST E,\ST • ,J ~ 8 ;,cmhly '"'' n: "'QB11 prnnil pan >Pt 'IQ.I4.1~ ¥ R r, budget prices. on dn~~ a~ 'rt·:l ,,_. oil ·' ,; ~ +A Pi ."''~ ;n olo.lR.\2 hor:-.t' L1t"t'•. '·'· liOlTII I Ill Till' hill i .11 · "" .. •t\KIOfil - ¥ A 10 6 + QR3 o1o K 10 \a~:-itll 1 1 ~ 1 : Portable Radio Q-The bidding has been: 'South West North East i • 1 + Double Redbl. Pass 2 + 2 • 4 + Pass You, South. hold: .6 'lA 6 5 +K Q 8 7 8 4 I' I I Here at last is a "tubeless" Portable. The latest in electronic .K 6 4, I : What do you do? I ' . · A-Bid four no·trump, If your I• I . achievement, seven powerful transistors replace the bulky, partner holds one ace onh' yo:t I II: If A compi• :.· ,;.,r o will be safe at five diamonds. 1 ' ' he holds two aces you want to At:TO ACIT'''';:;i fragile conventional tubes, giving you amaxing range and be In a slam. West'5 double h always 111 -•· .: ob1·ioush· either distributional Ill AI. !Ill I 11 or pure· bluff. BUG5 BUNNY power in a set no larger than an ordinary portable. Perhaps TODA\''S QUESTJOS Your pal'tn~r respond~ Iii·~ ~pz.rle~. thereby ~howin~ thr~r. '·i EUlER ! I'M HEllE T' PICK UP its greatest advantage is the economy of operation-from 500 ace~. What do you do now? I I. 'IER CLEANIN' ~ I ' Answer Tomorrow I ··' I ' .i to 1000 hours on an ordinary $1.35 lantern battery. ,j... I I' I I SEE AND HEAR IT TO-DAY AT OUR SHOWROQMS I I •BARBS .I ' I I' ' I j BY HAL COCHRAN I I I RECENTLY we saw an anti· : :I I ' que horehair stuffed chair and ' I' I now know why great • grandma E~D BAKERY I I wore six petticoats. ·I' ' I THE Fl~EST RRI' ·r ' I I • • • CAKES nnd PAST! ' ROGERS Some men are smart enough Made in !\ewfound . ~ : ' ' . ,; ...d lo look at a women and tell Hill O'flll PS I : ,,. ;. her age but don't, if they're DIAL %6G~ ' •,, ~mart. ' {! I •I • • • t The rnMI of the hour or two MATER • 11 MAJESTIC ia the father who waits for his . I il ST. and TOI'S.-1 I 'I' I For al! your Bu'l• (i Requirement~ ,., , I 80161 - SOliS I ,I ELECTRIC I youn-g3ters-ta· ·get diessed -ror j I BUILDISfi .j Sunday school. I ltEQUIREMF:S1 I • • • DIAL 7166 .I Too many pedestrian~ .tan~l · · IIP·tO·da P up for their right~ right in the · RADIOS Merr,-meelint It• middle of the street. I DIAJ, 716~ ,...... ;.~~=---.! A variety of models in a wide FROM range of Radios for any room in Sketches STA'l!O the home. bJ s29.os uP BEN BURROUGHS Superb tonal quality, advanced electronic engineering and . "GUU ~1UVJo.:S THE PI>!\" ! With God's help t will try j ! to write ••• the dear thin~~ the added advantage of eye pleasing cabinet. Colours ancl of the hParl ..• in ~o ef!ort I' In ~ii'P. thnFP pcrplexrd ... a no.w a.nd Flronger start ... He. LT designs to blend with any decor. mn\'P.S thP pen whPn I rompo~~ I>USTBAI'E · .•• a ver~e on faith and hopP "'::lo~n·dlar!d' < Cl ... I ~ay thd th~e who, -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ll'ord, Obtalnahl chance tn read , .. are washed : - J, COLE!\1.\S with healing soa.p ... when I i • !41 I>UCK\1'0 write tender lines or ln\'P .... c· I G .d I ] I 'Aitenrling thi~ nlPPtin!! w~re "r~. R. ~loulanrl. 3rt!. Jll•nal·i peaceful happy stream ... this 1 The annual meeting of the to act as Captam of the e2nd.l Hale . I ling Company, Limited may be true, but somehow I ! local Association of Bonavista I Bonnista Company w_l!lch Dis· l · : Aller the mce or , ... believe God moves the . Girl Guides, was hrld latrr part trict C'o~mis~ionpr ~nn hnrl Vicr·Prrsicl~nl N!-<'leclPd - ''err nir~ <·up ~i~~:jon~l 1 1 pen , . , for how rise cnulrl a 1f .J·nuaw at thr homr or ~~r~., hrrn dom~ ~inre CaJ.tam E.. ~Jr.<. B. Hopktn~. ·was .~rnrd h~ nrl "'" man like I , .. send 'beauty 1.1. \\'. HrRih, the Oil·isional .Jenkins lefl in ~rplrnittt•·. );rrl·ctar)' Trea 1 '·" 1, i11 !'hot• rl'l ail t•lirnt~ will usr th~ !i1·e·: ends 011 \Vednesday .-Photo hy Royal Photo Ser\'ice. : l'idual team~. 1 in2 the season. • ., ,, hor>t' tral'k ''"~"'')" huihlinl! on 1\ing su·rct. i . __ --·······------··-·· ______. - .. ---- ... - \ In return, the pla)·ers agreed to· Plal'er rcpresenlattl·es at the . lit- " al•n 1,.. ··tt"s modcll~tl on thr mct·chan· -·---···--- · ·------·-- Uhe mrellng of the lTnlon was withdraw all pendinl! litigation mreting were Fern Flaman .and . , . ,1.,unrl r 01 riu~ ~!i,in~. ~nar~l'~S !!t Cl~icu;~o. nan~:'· HR GRA C'E UNJQN..· held on the night of .January anrl lawsuits against the owner~ .. Don McKenney of Boston Brum~: .. .".II 11 ,.,, •. 11 and .nul ""' \mi•. ~h. I ~pe sa~s., , t .1 :!5th. the request or the Stad-~This included a $3,000.000 ant•·:Ted Linrlsay, Jim Thomson and Fl I 1 ""II s a "hnlcsalr ~hopjllllil pla1.a ium for the loan ol the benches tru~t sui~ . and la~or • re_la~ion.s Gus Mort son •or Chicago ~lac• ' llht·r•· n·tail mrrdtanls can 1·iew M• d d" • i\·~~ approl"ed. board neuhons ftlrd m ~ell \ ork. Haw~<: Rr.d Kelt): and Ale~ Del.· 1 ... ~~~.··':'\1 ,'1 ~ ·~;; all lhrir ~OIIIWS of !I!Jlply undcor Clai·InS ISl' n ei.. s·t all Ing 'l'o fun her pron that the IMassachusetts and Toron:o. ,·ecr·hio of D~trott Red "in!!~. '·''" ' lllll' rwf ~~ onr tunr.' ~ l'nion in qurtsion has faith In ARGCF.D OS' J,!,\V POT:"T . Don~ Han·r~· and Dollard, St. 1 111 .", •• • ·' mnnt h I" om ntrd lo showrooms at a the st~dium, we have a rerhfi· Thr Players Assodalion had m· J.a11rrnt or ~Iontreal C'an~dirns: 1 111 1 ·· p;ll"l a"' " •·o.•t nf ~~OtUll~l. thr fir~t building F s d• rate tn prol"e that our rnion stitutrd legal action art:~ the Rill Garish)' and Red Sulh1·an o! .• .:J '" 1111 :.' .. t \Iii' O(lt'IWO in .lnnuar~·. A ~rr- As To Request I,.Olll ta llliD owns fifty Kharel In the Slad· owners had refused reco~nti.IOn to :'>lew York naMcr~: 'J'od Sloal ·• '-""'''· wlu•·h nud. atl.ioiuin~ building i~ tllldPr ium t[) the nine of $!100 00. not, il on the ground~ thai ritssimtlar ~ncl Dirk Dull or Toronto Maph · .r1 1"' 1111111il· n:n1 t•rsiou Md rxprrlrd In oppn I to rnrntion the indil"iduai taw~ in thr t"nitcd ~tate:< And 1Leaf~. h1· 'inll'llllwr. Spol"l$ E•htor, rt's t"nion. l11r brnl'ltr~ ir· thr lll'llt"ht·~ _to the Stadmm. •hare; held hi' member5 of our, r·anada made such actwn 1mpos- • -- "\II I.\\\" . ··r11~ furniturr pt•uplr in ran· lla"iJ 1• :\rw~ ''"'·-~rnu ,,,.,.,. wnntrrl fn1· 11~1· :\uw Slo", 11 apJl!'ars to me as t·nion. ! sihlr. Eo• · / 1 Jlv THE ("A:\,\JliA!'i I' R ""' , ·~ I"J•""I~ in ;ula h:•ll' hP!'Il lryin~ for yt•ar~ D~nr Srr,- -l'lt•ot;.e aliuw mr 1n \lu• 11 rw llr. c;lk'"r Sla(lium 1! thcr~ i; some per.on or per· :\ow Sir. wh.l" anyone \\OUid: The new •·ounri! ;ril 1 JnPrl ~ · .\mrrlcan l.casue ! . . '"''"'' ~~~ In llm·r a n•1t1rr put up," ~11'. spat·e in ,.11111• l"nluahle (HijlN hy 1!1 H'dorl; Saturday nuwn· ,w·•~ O\rr"·<•nxwus to di~lort tltr. WISh 10 minimiiP 011 r commu· re~IIIM"i)" ~chrdule~lmtP.n·~l· and fl ff •hry ~ : 1 1 1 11 . -I·•I'IH"Ii ;,ht•it i'iiJll' ~ar> '"Plan~ w~rf first 10 h·~· to ;larily, i! 1 ma~ sa~·. in~ . .'tanu~r~ ~:,r1. In my 1·ap· t.·u:h. _ht·l·:m'e .w_tlrn I. went i nit~· ~pir·it i~ beyond mr 1111 . 'on request of either the playrrs 5~ ri~g~iclrl ;r.Clelcland 1 ., .1 lh;1 t tl!rrr •lra1•n in 1937 and in 19H w~ pur· 1 misundrrstanrlin~ pt•e;.cntly ;n·ll.l n• p1e;.Jdrnt of the ~a1t1 tlml!tlollll ~aturrla~ mo1ntng o( :derstanding. _ .. ~ ~-··-- ~--. .. .. Quebec 1-ta~e :. till' i;"' for ··h~-.·d th•· ;.ilr." ·cin·ulalin In llarl;nttl" fol'r,rc. t·niun. I lll)"or.H could nut grant .lanuar;· 2~1h. I heard ~ol1lt>·l . . • ·~iontreal 2 Trois-Ril"ierrs T . tXI'o\!\;SIOS l'I..,S!I · g thi 5 I'NJIII';I, but 1 rlic\ !a~: a\ tnin~ thai gal"e me qmle I. llupang that tht• lrllrr "lnil uahlr ~part. Ontario Stnlor A Thr fir.•l building ha~ ft!I.OOO I On tliP night of .lnnuary 24th· . CONFECTIONERY ELECTRICAL FRUIT STORES HARDWARE STORES MATCHES REAL ESTATE STOVES APPLIANCES TIRE E~IPIRE FRUIT STORES RF.ID'S CONio'F.CTIONERY H.\HHI~ & HISCOCK LTD BRYMAY SAFETY NOTICE ITIO~ For the Freshest Fruit In GESERAL HARDI\':\RE MATCHES R. W. bl1R:'IIES Cigarettes. F'rult. let Crtam B:\T~E JOHNSTON Town call f'or Appntl~als ot Rtal E~tatt IN STOCK ! "mpll'lr llnr nf ar·' Drinks. Di,lrihutors for Sunb~am Dislributrcl b.Y 1: r·. lt"CI·:sson u-:s COMI'ANY, LTD. Tmi'IRE FRUIT STORF. Elertrit•al Appliances. FRA!'o;K Me NAM:\R.~ I.Til. and Auctions in pri1 ate BOSTOS BREEZ& Wr Gin Good l!rnltt. lH Patrick Strrrt, Dial !852 homes. ! .,. ' irt stock Agrncy Departmrnl ~por1111g Goods and Sports. Qnr~n St. Ilia! 514~. H OIL BURNERS Ill \I. !lOIII Rowan Strfft. Dl•t 110'4 376 Duckworth St., Dlnl 3911 OIAL 9031' 14~ Watrr St. mat flO% \I"!'DI' fot· 1111 occ·at.nns. ltnmediale Deliary I."OlJR Fill f. IDA !HI:: ! T.nr11tlnn~: ___,_~L-·\1_. :._n1_6 __ Mf.AT MARKETS JOHS D. O'DRII!iCOJ.I, CONTRACTORS DJ·:ALT-:R l'\o. I Bideford Placf DIAL 12711 ------·----- FIRE INSURANCE HEATING JIM .. HIELDS THASI- FOUNDRi LID. ~------IIAI\OLH S:' meeting Designed For Our Readers' Convenience P 0 tea or ,. Dil'isional ~th ~nil was ! ST. I ' ' ~---- In thr mattrr or lhr I,,•·t. : E :~ I . --· _, ...... , ...... Datwe At I [ tl~;,-~.-l'o Behave ·Trinity Guides ' ~ .: •I ·OM Colonv ,, . j. In Le2:islature ,Hold Annual v 'll'l .. ,., Thr Pt'D~re<.'i''e 1 nn. 1 ~c>>ion. thr Speaker, Hon ..1. R. of Trinity, held thrir annual • Prinrp'; Orrhr ... t HELP Kl" · .;tand the rules, he declared. On Captain, ~lr~. William Sul!il'an .U I ~ I two ocrllsions recent I)' aftt•r H '~nd Brown 0\\';, ~lr~. Rup.:rt I. motion for adjournnwnt had ~lorri~. 'howed the fol!ol\lng 1.0\'ll!J'\ __ ,·p --· Briti,h in· • "\n Ht•~t·,'.t·: ;r; ~;,:- · dn.;tri:tli.:t.: hart ~twwn in· • c•~)!ol!dl'.'" l"U•t It~ . I' 'bt•t•n made th~ decorum of tlw ~informal ion: trt';.!'>t-tf inlt•re:-:t in t 'anadian ~utmd !n "'•tl chamlll'r had hern brokrn. The B~ d'fl' Model Planes Model Ships WANTED : Send lS cents postage or coin for employment with tht KINSMEN T 0 ·DAY ; for the newest catalogue. Beaut!· f,ederal 'Government at : ful action and colour pietures \i ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., j Newsp~per BINGO CLUB OPEN j All orders sent promptly all j over Newfoundland. \ Auditors,·...... P.•do-d(' AT I O'O.OCK. 1 Write . II\ inc · I UNEMPLOYMENT I PI WhJl• SERIES No. 1N DlAL 90069 Macy's Limited I INSURANCE ;,d no1·. 17 ROWA:"J STRimT, Salary: •hn':-. l · TO-DAY'S NUMBERS \ ! .\.11 I. AUCTION I ST ..JOliN'S : $285.00 · $335.00 a month • ianl4,2m,eod f __ _ I N G 0 -... ·' B MONDAY WANTED 1 Draftsmen . 1.6 lO 12 51 61 I Salary: .«) J8 75 l 18 Newfoundland .S312.5o- $362,5a a montb 15 22 S1 5.4 66 Februa·ry 1Oth I : · Apply to: 1, 26 S8 15 67 .. Pup · c1v1t sERVICE 6 16 , 59 71 1.30 p.m. 1.&. I COMMISSION OF 18 47 69 M J A • l-4 42 10 73 1 rs. . . murray • CANADA " 432 BARRINGTON ST., ' 123 Water Street, 9 H ~~ 52 62 ;25 HEAD '., 65 HALIFAX l St. John's, Nlld. 21 1 I ~' DID1 Dio Dinkii-Ni"Jr. , feh4,5.7 , ltuk1 lpeelaH,.. CHOICE I ------·-·------:111M. to let. I p.m.-1•.•· I ... BrOCJitfleld Jd, ~el. 110018 43 · BUTCHERS 9 I ~~~··~~~~·~b~~~~~~~ ~~ ;-;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;o;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;.***** 1 Cli roa SALE-One 1952 \ N' I JU':'ERS Vanguard sedan, equipped SALESM~ FOR CATTLE! with hntv, detroste.r. Ait NEWFOUNDLAND I Velvet Horn good· tlra Including two wlth headquarters In st. ·~,:,,. ·,': ''· ·. . ;~.- . New battery, John's, by Toronto hou~B· . . . snow tiree. !" ,, ', • hody and motor In good wares company ah·carly well. .. ~ ~ . ' Club . ' . eo~~dU.ion. Price $235.00 established ln Newfound· .. : · , . ~' ' . ' . AUCTION((~~ CLUB OPIN aub. Dial &534-H for In· land. Salary expenses, and ot • • I ~ ~ .I • SWEEPSTAKE ~tlon. commission. Successful ap· In Aid of the lions Club Swimming Pool TO·DA Y WANTED-A general maid, plieant must ha,·e !(ood re· PRIZE S1,000.00 cord as travelling salesman 2 - 1958 METEOR SEDANS 9 to 11 one who understands plain and be hard wol'ker under fln HllP KIN HELP OTHERS a.m. p.m. cooking; two adulu. For forty ~·eara old. Submit ONE TO BUYER - ONE TO SELLER FOOD AT ITS liST appointment 'Phone 2480·A. full particulars In first lrt- in beautiful two-ton-:- fi:1i~h II~ ~·;. f feli7,8 ter. All replies will be I'!:=~~~~~:C:::!!:~IYOUNG DRIVER!! are a)wayl acknowledged and· satl§fac- 50c. a ticket- 3 for. S1.00 ·- ~.S.C:O book of 15 welcome In my Office~ and lory applicants will be in- (One prize per pN~on) " ST. JOHN'S applications fa\'ourably re- terviewed local!)' during 1.50 ' WANTED eelved, based on merit, eover· February by company firld Tickets available at Clerk~ Stn~lln;hip Office '. 18, . I' • FOR ST. MATTHEW AND ST. MARK CLINICAL SOCIETY lng Public Liability, Pro- manager. Box c/o D;1iiy f or prospecllve S"! .• ?r$. (Loeal Branch. Newfoundland perty Damage Hazards. Don't News. feb31.7i CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL, "I. Division of CMadlan Medical turn the wheel of your car HUMBERMOUTH, CORNER BROOK• Auoalatlon) unless you have this 3rd Wllb to advise that If 7011 are party aaverqe.-W. F. Cald· · +l'vll-tlmt MUSIC TEACHER. Dutlta to begin unable to obtain )'our own well, Fire lr Casualty Jneur· Garbage '-Pttmber ht, 1958. Apply to thee • doctor during an emer1enC7 ill ance Agent, Temple Build· the night, eall Jng, Duckworth Sh ~et, St. Disposal IWRMAN, HUMBER BOARD OF EDUCATION, BIDGOOD'S ANSWER TELIPHONI Jolm'•, 'Phone 2465. Licensed Garbage Trnc·k~ CORNER 8ROOK SEllVICE ----·---· --- and Operators in and out DIAL net or 'l'UI Wall Washing of City Limits. Conmwr· (MISSES BIDGOOD, Props.) . -·------who will inform the cia! establishm~nts an d Em~rgeney Doetor WALL WASHING - Walls business offices Psp~cinli)'. ------. -----J cleaned by ;1ew maehine. C.t Retulll perfecl: savee • LAND ... . John's Most Moder~ ·~rovide A Job Now I WANTED palnt.-Ne" Method Rug Dial 7575 and Wall Clean on, Fresh· jan21,1 m blo• walt until 5pring to do that repairing, SURVEYS Two Girl's =~~ !oad, 'Phone 91033. i. _ ·-- _·--· _. Catering House ill\'' 1 .. {IIOratlrig, 1 overhauhng. Do it NOW, Call ttour to work In --~------~·-[ 8 WHITE 11 r. NEW METHOD RUG CLEAN· : Jl\11 lf'l\ \VEDDINGS Our S.peciaay Kn · Nt!ional !mployment Office of the Unemploy· Candy Factory. ERS. Rugs and Carpet made ·Change Of PR,NTS . Apply to to look !Ike new. ·Von We are fully equipped to toke C£1re of 'lllltll! lnauranct Commission or your Contractor Schrader proeeu adds yean Telephone tl' life of rugs. Cleaned in . , G€HY .Halley your every need. CASE BROS. home or at our plant. Numbers 'Phone 91033. New Method '1 Surveys Ltd. ALSO CATERING TO DINNERS 379 HAMILTON AVE. Rug Cleaners, Freshwater 90 ALLANDALE RD. B I D G 0 0 D'S and PRIVATE PARTI'ES EXT. Road. 'PHONE 90876 -----···----- 1 ~ TTENTION: Sparkling Waterford Br:dqe RoM -- FOR ALL YOUR SPARKUSG FOR. SALE Change of Telephon'! DiAl •1 PENETANGUISHENE and Painting needs. Spark- l GENERAL CONTRA.CTORS Number. Here Is a good bnrgaln at Sli?OO. ling e spedality. Dial 6013L, ·--. ·• .. ------btimoting Service of qualified Electrical, Mtch· A large two bedroom Insulated __G_. _cr_a_n•______OUR NEW NUW1ER IS ' ,.f.:~::;:::~.~· home situated on a lot 75 x 250, ~eo~.l·l~~f "'t. ·-'I r·.1 .r.j·;l''.. mm;t·tee ,t: -~ :'!( a~icol and Civil Engineers now available for II .\ .,.. ' .., ). '\ .. ,. .'I . , . . with excellent view. Full base Barber St. Jchn' s .. ~ Gtnerol Contractors. : B-:Ec::R 6967 ment with large windows making -,8-E--C-EN_T_R_A_L--BA_R__ ' . to include analysis of all size contracts It desirable for extra roams II • The annual me~:inq of icbDnl wanted. Split level noor plan SHOP. We are now opcrnt· feb3.4.5,6,7 I initiation to completioh. with elevated !Mng roOII" 14 x lnB six chairs. You can be held at City Hall en V/:r:J~ 1 ~~:DAY, February ~.\T'S . 1 '9 5 6 ncr.. ~ompleted bills of material, labour estimates, 2S. 011 furnace heated. Large usured of the best possible i~~--=·· ::- ... -::---::~~====·: i; lOR ,\1.1. ._.,,,,,., of supply and the solution of associated garage. Shown by appointment aervlce pltil the least pos· WILLY'S JEEP 12th, 1958, at 8.15 p.m. on)\•. tlble "altlng. 24 Ncw Gower • PI.UMBING & fJE,\TISG ROS'!i lllgineering problems among the many advant· I ! street, opp. Adelaide ~Io· 00 Business: P:esentation of Reports. nn:. : 'Phone 91580 • H ton. If,you prefer appomt· $1650· IGl'Rf e;~ offered. i -- ..• • ment service 'Phone 5367. · I Election of Officers. \.\TJSG For further Information write 1 P. M. Donn~lly ; G. ANGEL, Hon. Secrelary' , t EF 1\'H BOX 22 cart The Daily News Beautician nt:mst!liG anti llf..\TING ,q\11"· TO RENT j . l 1 CONTRAt''l'UU ·Baird Motors ltd. a;R.\1. BEAlT\'LAND, 129 (luern's ------· --- -~ f. I Furnished or unhll'nlshed. Road. SPECIAL - St5.00 installation and H.:pairs I I ;HISii. J on second floor, tu ali types SI'Stelns. MERRYMEETING ROAD i THE ST. PATRICI<'S PARISH ; I Cold WavP $10.00: 512.00 ... ,. FOR SALE Cold Wave SB.OO: Sto.OO D!AL 80378-9 1~ . I se~en room HOUSE, containing four bed· i One Apartment Permanent Wal'l~ s;;.ou. 'P~one 5518r mntnlning large living room. din· Open evenings. Dial 6534. FORESl ROAD bathroom, living room and kitchen. 48 I ! r lng room. two bedrooms. bath· jan2B,lm. i Neu·f owuilmul FAIR SOCIAL i W : r101C1nOble offer accepted. :oom and kitchenette, healed and! --.. -; ·------·- : inn2.t.t~· : . .... !.._- Will be held at B~DGOOD'S on For furhter information apply to supplied with hot water. MONA RY~!Ii. UPauty Salon, _-.=::..-=..-_·----·--·-·~.-.~-· .-.- I I For further particular~ please T. A. J'u,Jdmg Du ~kworth ! Street, apecializing in all WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, methode permanent waving, For Fast Ta~xi H. W. NOSEWORTHY 'Phone 6827L tinting and cutting. Open PASSENGER NOTICES ·1 at 7.30 p.m. CUPIDS ~·-· ------·--· .... Tuesday and Thursday - Service CO!\':-:ECTIOS WEST Rt:S Tickets can be obtai:1~c (rom L. B. Stead in care · · IReo~on for selling owner leaving country) ni~hts, six operators, Dial I • 5477 for appointmt•nl · PL\C'ESTL\ BAY of the Stead Lumber· Company. ~·:-~ ~ FOR RENT Re~ular R a.m. train lra1·ing I ...· .. ----·--·· .. -··-·---- HOTEl TAJO ---· ···~·-- . . -----· A Bedsitting Room and: \'ISITING_B_i\imcAN - Sl. John's ~londay. Fchruary tO. I Kitchen In the Housing ; Why leave the rom!ort of QUEEN'S ROAD II': II nll lw at, ------···-·- --··------·------·· -··-··------floor Apartment. Lucrative rental from. . REP AlliS 'fO .\1.1, ~1.\1\E!' tht• Tlnck t ·oastal Shrrl nnl ialrr I building. For further pcuticulars apply • of Washin~ ~nrhinrs. Flo1r for than ~ p.m. Thursol , • ronch1s1on of the msppcllon 1 At one time it was mQr~ com· , . ~lajor Noel addressed the Com·· 0.T fAWAd -;-. CP - ~1olnr mnn than measles. · 1 1 2 fee Cream Co. pany congratulating them on I'P ue e pro uc IOn was per , Durinn the 18th centur;· near· Heari ! ' their excellent appearance and cent lowe,· last .month than a II' e ·er~onc contracted smallno~ I' ONIONS 1 , Rculer.<~-Th~ Rw : ' 'wishing them a very happy year ago but stall was almost '!)rrore ~rachin~ maturit)'. ::\lorr Workers Get J' ' ! birthday. During the course of: 11 bcr rent above. output two . than hall a million pcr o! America. In 195~ members of our board, and m)•1 from St. John • Tuud&)' after· BEE.L ISLAND-Lieut.-Governor Kiwanis District 2 visiting Be1J Island charge of the Christmas Seal or she m· .• · i,~ a · thr OptimlsB Cl.u~s co.ntacted ·special thank1 to our retlr~R I noon. Campal!(n on the Island. mrmhrr of th~ K. ol 0 .iu~t under one mllhon different. members. We know that your I --:- . Ki~·anis Club last week on an unofficial \'bit. :\lr. Da,·is was -presented to or she mu,· •hrm tjJt ______...______. __ .. _ ---- . ho·~, and >pent over. S2,000,000 'Interest in the Boys' Club will, t .~rs .. Jam;a Kanna~h. Qu,lg· the club by St~ve ;>;ear;·. His lend ·to !:::·:hrr their 1111 ~omr t )'pe of servtces to and not les~en. ~ tiP) a Lme 11 as a huslntaa \1Si· ''!Pic wa~ 1h~ Hi>tor:r OJ! 'f.~. in !ion. t It"' 'hrm. . MT. Southey ·becamt a !nl'm·l tor to the Capital Tuesday. IF } L t !R.B.P. Elects Legion Bow ling :'\rw!oundland. lie also outlined The sch•o;mhtps 1h\1 Rtllr.~;T TOO Sl!M.L . her of our board during the 1 -:-- , . 1 unera a e how the rehabilitation program as follow~· ·~·ee McKi1 Th~> rrpurt thus far has tried \'ear and has assisted us great.. 1\lr. Ray Littlejohn "ho us 1 i~ heing carrifd out. A \'Ole of lara (5300 • '·'r By STRIKE tit >hull the \'alue of youth iv h~ has helped me Pl\rtlcularly j at Grand Falls and C?rner i De • Dobbi"n :officers thank< \\'as proposed by Lion hundrerl rl •. :•.;· '· H';·1 ing • organizati~ns, whic.h; in' ·various areas of the work Brook on lnsurancr b~smess. 1 n1~ · BELL ISL\:\D- \\'1•!1 loll,~. ,Tack K~nt. :Grade X. _, .. , fl''r lfads us to the pomt, what 1s ~nd has been most generous. returned home Tuesda~ after·t _ Round Unc fnr Section, C and i for Grmlf> :\ · 1 Eell Island doin~ .rnr its Boys: • Mr. H. S. Haslam, general sup- noon. I BELL ISLAND-The funl'ral BELL ISLA:"