/~' rA ... THE NEW SMALL PONTIAC E ACADIAN ra Nova Motors Ltd. THE DAILY NEWS ~s 'tHE .DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., SATURDAY, JANUARY 2o,--~19:;-;:;6:;:;-2---:------(P-r-ice_:_7_C_e_nt-s)
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By ROBERT BERRELLEZ SANTO DOMINGO (AP)-Oominicans went back to the road of constitutional government Se-eks To and celebrated the end of recurring dictatorship. Acarnival-like celebration was s'et off by a counter-coup that ousted and jailed Maj.-Gen. Rodriguez Echavarria, who' had been assuming sfrongman powers with the backing of a Am-e~n.d s·t•l civilian junta. · I . 1 '::::rn •·:•<'h oilier 1 f h .1 :.. · r :- '1•:1\l\cd t II e cxeculil'e, as he had been srhed· 0 R•l g ts GENEVA, Switzerland-Pro-W.:stcrn Laotian Prince Roun Oum (right) Is r· .l,_ •• p:ln f;ala_~urr. . a, ulcd to do unde·· plans upset by Laotl·an Pr· nc-es Reach 1.. , ~· ::.•·:1 tnr •• 1 ~-uJIIln dlC· Tuescluy·~ m iIi tary takeover. 1 greeted by Britain's Malcolm MacDonald (center) ami Russin's George Push . ;• " 1 d.lll~l) re- · Balagucr s council scat wns kin (back to camera) on his arrival he,·c .Jrm. 151h for the of the · :·t ,.,c' 11 '''111'Y 1 ucsday filled by a young businessman, OTTAWA :.", ~:u. "" a~rcr- 1 hom~ •. ~eclared he h~d no res· . same . footing with regard to . . ponsLblhly for the Vlolenc be 1 • • • · loss of citizenship will come , •••,,(,. 1 01 tile opposi· · , T e ·: GE:NE:VA meulersl - The fore•gn. nf!an:s~ fl.uance ~nd in· before the Commons this ses· b I 1 1 R II I " nl'\\' council! and thi'Ce Laotian princes F'riday formation mlmStl'Jes, WhiCh nrc sion I c '.~c,:;,. t~\eee~im~IC~:lr·g ET~ursdar. I 0 0 ···~· ng ie se - ;;- ::- :c II pr ·.•'· I I . / / ...... ,..... i . ~ I. ''• TI-lE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., SATURDAY, JANUAlW 20 I JT. JOHN'S, N£ GIRLS I TeenAgers Red Plaid Gaiters We have shoes in the popular laced style! Black All Rubber Construction only. Sizes 4-8\1~. ONLY ...... $1.98 Zipper closure. Low heels. Ladies' sizes 5 and 6. Also Blouses for those gym classes. White only. CLEARING AT ...... $1 Sizes 32-38. Only ...... 77c. and sse. SHOPPING CENTRE PARKER & MONROE ltd. 8 FRESIIWATER ROAD Spo~~ag~~ts On Blilbby Vee And ·bonjour Vic D~n~ ROBBY YEE Bobby was born April 3\ 1943, in Fargo, N.D. His int!r· At last we have some snow) I was never more est in music stem' from rit father, Sidney Velline, \;·b delighted to see it before. Gosh, if we went through played both the violin and the the whoe winter with hardly any snow it piano. Vee's uncle played sa1 would get quite monotonous, and I think some of the and his two older hrothn, Sid adults agree with me but they just won't admit it. ne)' Jr., 21. and Bill. 23. are I guess the boys are a· little disappointed because guitarists. Bobby learned t~ play the guitar from brother Si~ they will have to do some shoveling if they want while ~till attendin~ h',; to have a game of hockey on the ponds, but that will schcol. Sid anrl Bill. ahah just be a little exercise (along with shoveling the members of. a 15-pie~r ba~~ driveway of course). There will be a number of our allowed their youn~er hrottcr to sit in on practice >es5brs teens out tobogganing tomorrow along with the if he would "be quiet", So 1 ~ younger set, and r bet the teens will enjoy it just as after, in 1959, the ~roup wa1 much, (if not more) than the little ones. Now all I asked to fill in on a date fcl ha\'e to do is wait for dad to read this and I will then Bl'ddy Holly who had b:e1 killer! in a plane acc:dent. Tr.! · . · &cholarships to the vall each were re~entlJ find out the disadvantages of snow. I have heard hancl hought identical >we'~'·' them before, of course, but clad still insists on repeat Jabcbl themsehes \he Sic:~: .I to six students in v; ing them. He keeps wishing that the summer will ows and pnt Bobby \'ec or. lt in Newfoundland. come, but I still think that deep inside he has a little ,·ocalist. mostly hcc.1u;c r.! :Presented by the Educa knew all the lyrics to the ;il of the PrO\ liikng for the snbw. numbers in their limited n::· Grand orange Lodg~, the loire. The audience linrH ·,,,! Iarships are .memorials t CONGRATULATIONS boys, especially the yr.un~ :al Richard SqUires. S1r .fc it was old to keep out of tte ~ddcst~r and W. H. Ca,· way-Bobby Vee. Congratulations are due to DOUG HOUSE, who The date aromed cnnuo.11 ~:·1· ·. has been chosen Athlete Of The Year" (1961). In fcssional interest to hal'e r:! my opinion Doug really deserves this and I am sure group signed to a Libtrly n· that there are a large number who agree with me, as cording contraet and led t~ the loud applause showed on Tuesday night when he a session, where \' Cl· cat h'• \\'as named winner. Doug's tennis is great, not to hit debut disk tagged "Su;'e The members of various teams seem to get at least a little recognition but the cheerleaders never Baby". Since then he and r:~ mention football ot· hockey. I bet he goes fishing, too, get any. They practice hard and are "always at a game rooting for their team. These six lovely ladies are Shadows ha\'e had a slrin: r! hits, including "\\'hat Do Yo1 United Collegiate's cheerleaders. They are ( l. to r.) Shirley Baker. Judy Hussey, Linda Easton. Carol GRADUATION DANCE Want." "Since I ~lc'. Yo·r Vokey, Lorraine Lawrence and Marjorie Yarn. Thev lead the cheering for "United" in hockey, football Baby," "Dcvi lor Aa:cl". 11nd basketball and if anything else comes up. Their" costumes consist of a white bulky knit sweater, with "Rubber Ball" "Take Go:l · Big•er catches of cod Last night St. Patrick's Hall pupils held their a red letter on it, white blouse, dark blue skirts with white lining, white socks and white sneakers. Care Of ~ly Baby" and hi; c,r. ·tedfish were responsibl Graduation Dance in the school's auditorium. Many rent chart item. "\\'ilkin' \l''th .· inonth for increased I turned up in spite of the weather. I doubt if anything Scott. Theresa Putt. Jllary Po\V· lily An~cl." Tl1c >ucee5'f1! . Bon of Nfld's. fresh fis singer has been kept liu;;· be· could keep them away from a dance! All teens are er, Peg Furlong, Joan Tobin, cessing plants in com1 Skating At Sandra Kearsey, Kevin Brock· tween recording scs~ion~. mj~· with December 1960. I alike, I guess! Bits ing TV and pcrsoml appm· And Pieces lehurst. Ed Bailey, Pliil Han· iion of all species last ances, in addition to accunu. ley. Dav~ ~iurphy. Linda Scott, totalled 1,773,000 poun Valerie illartin, :llargic Wilt lating college credits h)' meec! Thanks for your letters during the week and The Stadium of correspondence co•.!t! 19G1 production likewise rc.~is ered rough weather on the of this nature would not affect He said bcrylium was an 1' hour pou~ded the area. No: vey of St. John's and i\r~ll'· tercel greater \'Olume. Produe· Banks throughout December. In· other sections of ~he Island as "extremely valuable useful ~nd , one was tn]ured. · 1 foundland for the Newfound· :;, .-\::::"iC:ll· lion of filleted and dressed shore fishing was practically at far as tourist traffic was con· indispensable part of the space • Screra! of the cars were de· I land Board of Trade. would he · :;.,7":H' t ''.r:!. Smallwood groundfish in 1961, as declared a standstill ~· adverse wenther I ccrned, because generallv pNgram." ' mMished and hurled as far as i the guest speaker at the anmtal : ;.L~> .:~d b~· fl•ozcn fish processors, to· also prevented small boat oper 1 speaking, tourists and the local Speaking at the annual han- 50 feet from the tracks. c:o;n · general meeting of the s~cticn \'l l' !:::~ :':HW tailed approximately 64,500.000 ations in many areas. ' , population did not take kindly quet of the Newfoundlanrl Land offir1als satd. An auxiliary~ to be held in the hoard room~ Sponsor Of to tral'elling the same 600 orld Surnyor~ Association ~II'. tram anrl a crane were scr.t at 4 p.m. next Tuesday .•Janu· miles in both ways and this new ! Smallwood said there was a ft·om Bt>hop's F.tlls to rlc~r the ! ary 23rd. '. :: ::t .· ;,:(': I ressel would increase manv I brilliant future in store fr.r ' tracks. hut offictals said the : It is understood that Dr . 1 ·:. \\'·•'· ~I)' YMCA Fund To Spend ! more times than at present th~ Labrador uranium. :work would he· held up hy the Copes will ;:i\·e an interpr~· . . :-~ I 1:· ~~:: Sanitary i tourists to our shores. He was referring to a Brit· , had weather. A passenger train tation of section' of th~ hoard's ' Ish Newfoundland Corpora:wn . hounrl from Port aux Ba;~ues recently published report tl~o~t .\~.;cr. Smallwood bas' t• 'I' ! AN'l'LE disco1·ery of uranium stretchinr, 1 to St. .fohn's was being held in are particularly applicable to ~~l!;ied m•mhership on the. IO~n $400,000 w. nspec 60 miles from Seal Lake to: Deer Lake. , the wholesale trade and will u:1c~a! citizem committee of ' F • ht : ;"('- T:~k~ 1 t:;:.!)r< of the Canadian Y:'.ICA In the following supcrl'isory re1g Monky Hill. I Tl "O . f ,.,h , b d conclude with an appraisal of '\o. 1 1135 stagg ch~n~es which were re· I . • te ? -cat r.cto t oun : the future prospects and dis· '·;:1' In Capital re.th rund.. . D. I ccntly announced hy Dr. R. D., Ott• • I Mr. Smallwood satd the bot·. ft om St. ,~ohn s to Port aux: position of distributive centres \' re In I nJtii>II·Wide Sl.'/17.1100 lp o·ma Dum·an, mill manager, Anglo· I ICia S tom dropped out of the urani:lm: lliJs~ues. 1 he deratled cars, b.e· throughout the proviitce of rl=.)IIP<. 'u~p!!Il i~ sought for ' \o. Nfltl. Del'l'lopment Co. Ud., it market just before the rill'l 1 ltcved. to be empty. were Ill :"iewfoundland. t1 f;r;t hroali-•r·alr t•xpansinn . . h:·· r.:lt Works · was learned that i\lr. T. W. was made. hut it still had a . the muldlc of the train. Thr ------1 L • 1 t!t\'\IC.\ )<".tlh·Will'k SCI'I'!ct•S. ,. ~~--' ~~'81 I . r.rr,~ Jlm1~tl·r .lohn D1eftm·. ·' . ! 'l'he Grund ~·aus Town Conn· Antle. is appointed as general eav1 ng brilliant future in industrial! rn~ine stil! was on the tracks. hl!r. llralth and \\'t'lfare' cil is to spend more than supermtendent or the oper· and commercial uses. offtctals saul. B k In fn. $400,000 on capital works dur· IL~:;:e: J \\'. ~l"nleith ami the · ations at Botwood, the Grand PREDICTS BOO)I rea V ;~~tm of ninP provinces head : ;... ·. · ing 11}62. Grand Falls Jllayor Walter Falls central 'railway, and the Two Canadian National Rail- "This is coming," said th~ F c JJ t! national Ji,t of 186 govern· ' · orders and shipping depart- ways officials who have been on premier, "and !llonky Hill will ,. ' ',\' Tucker has stated that, of the our a s. TV Shop ~-.1::1 t!~:a! lranw. captains of in· ment of the Grand Falls mill: come into its own." · total expenditure, $160,000 is and that Mr. Calvin Langdon a freight·handling tour of New· Four calls 1verc recel·,·ed h)' 1 , . . · ' ::: !' . :: J". btl)·. unirrr,ity presidenls, · t d foundland over the past couple 'Ih b k th \V t to be spent on a proposed water has been cI 10sen as superm en · Icit'.' firemen ··csterday. 1eves . r_o e mto e _es : :::t'.: ··Lt~:c !l•:m and nthrr prominent . B t d of weeks, are due back in St. ' E d T 1 1 d equalization program. Approxi· cnt o( opera twns at o woo . p }" Mak Two of the fires '"ere re· n . e ev1s1on t . .prem1ses '1 l' . H John's sometime todav. t Th d ht d I I malely $50,000 has been set II emc f or lh , " r. ,evm ar· ' 0 ICe e· ~ardin • chimney fires ' and one some 1me . urs ay mg an '11 t t "r A tl The two, CNR Operations b d ff th 1 1 bl • .. aside for the construction of n vey WI rcpor o m • n e ~was an oil burner giving truu!Jle rna. e o WI scvera va ua e .... :-. new fire hnl! at the· central .:-.,:c:-. :\t ~he for all the activities o[ his de· :\fanager E. J. Healey, and :.tar· Q in a house on Victoria Street radios. Newfoundland town, and anoth· pnrtment with the exception inc Superintendent Captain D. Arr ,The thieres gained entry to ·"!' e::r,•llcd ne est . . ;;;, :o t.ciP er larg~ sum is to be spent on of all core operations, which C. Wall~ce, left here on the tour At 8.30 last n;ght firemen i the premises by breaking a door Discuss J·oad pavement and repairs. r,emain an area Mr. earl; m Ja,nuary. Yesterday, One arrest was made by city 1 were called to the Naval Docks located in the rear of the build· :c ·'· ,\: ftr!t wil~ ?£ . . I i Municipal funds have also Chmn s overall responsibility, lth_e) ;om.plete~ the .tour, a.t · police yesterd~y. I where tarpaulms-liSed to cover Iing .. They stole a number of :•:J>t:c. Ml B1shop s Falls m cen!tal New· 1 fresh concrete-had caught f1re tranmtor radiOs valued at ap· weeks. when been laid . aside for the con· foundland. . ! The. lone. offender was . a from sparl:s from a nearby proximately $500 in all. ;,; he h:~d struction this year of a muni· I Wages cipal storage shed in the town. I They were .to Jeare! man g1ven m. fo; bcmg stove. Several tarpaulins were ;;;:t 10 cW 'ttee ~chcrtuled char~e I I . . . . that commmuty last nlght for' drunk and disorderly lll the I destroyed before the blaze was I Pohce are lrtveshgahng the : ·,.:-Jl am~.:r:Jr . W:~o;1 n~golialions bet wren CLC Commt the trip back to St. John's. home. 1put out. incident. :.:.i~. hi~ in· I!! Tramport and Allied Work· -=---==--==--=-- I i When Dana tc. tnion and two ma)'or St. 'Jm:ll'' Da,·i! /''!' Itr\LI'II 11mnc1m •·• ' 1 concerns are now under· Visit ' nuff;;lo on rty, Still Await To 'i 1'he Jlon. Minister of Health ; I I);,rJ::.·~ im· I I· l~~ official of thr Union h~re has announced that Information Fire Destroys ::~r : a ]acal 3 , · osed that negolialions are I has recently been reeei·:ed from Corner Brook :I! . .o; imprr,,cd 1 . r'~ ~ell underway between the the. Canadian Public Health W~eather ' . .c Yotm~ man •~.n and the St. John's Auto· Association that l\lr. Hal ph A special committee to in· Barn DOUBLE I.- ·J ,;;;a·.< tender ·' :Je Dealers Association. Mercer, employed as a health vestigate a jurisdictional dis· t 1. , i:npo,ibJt. ; I. , "Talks were sch~duled to be· inspector, health Inspection di· An RCMP plane is still wait· pute facing Canadian Labor DUTY STURDY I;· .. surcccd in ing at St. John's for weather Fire which broke out in a , ~ between the the Canadian Public Health Congress in the ="ewfoundland I • fatMr th>t r:, Yesterd~r barn ownerl hy Esau Chislett at . I conditions to improve in order woods industry is expected to . ' A:;on. and the local Brewers' St. John's has successfully BLUE DENnl ''· •·cater Ol" ·.'JCialton. passed examinations !carting lo In fly to Labrador to investi· visit the province before mid· Islingtpn, T.B., last night, tot· ;;,J~nttd wn· gate a reported drowning in· ~~~rch, a CLC spokesman !aid ally destroyert the barn and Th1 drm~nd! of both partirs the ~crtifi~ate in sanitary in· threatened two nearby houses. SANFORIZED Da::a wnrkcd h, .e h . , ~pechon. l.anarla. cident. in Corner Brook Friday. •1 1101 rcn ! 1ts· • '!'he RCMP is to investigate • " and also I . . Tim EXAMS The spokesman ~aid the Despite the rough weather. lhe death of 21·ycar..o!d ,John ·;,~ enjoyed : Ex~minations include an oral committe~ i~ expectcrt to rrport residents of the Eett!r.mcnt Campbell, Jr., who, it's under· to the CLC's Cllll\'ention in Van· .: ,., otcd mort ------··- : rxamination, a field inspcl'(ion formed a bucket hri~ade and Dungarees stnocl, acridrntally drowned in coll\'~r April 9. Twn CLC ;: 1nis chanse rllll report and thrrr writtr11 succeeded in ke~ping th~ flames 1papers on environmental sani· St. Michael's Bay, Labrador, on nnion;, the International Wood· ~ 10 pa!· off 1 away from thr houses. Fir~ ur with the Ef1orts To tat ion, food sanitation nnd ·pull· ,January 7th. Hi_~ body was re· 1workers of' America and' the trucks from Whitbourne were , Full cut - Bar 18 I coverer! on ,January lOth. •:united Brotherhood of Carprn· .~r succc~ful lie· heal~1 administration, com· also on the scene. The only I tacked, reinforc ;:roup. nmnicable disease~ and vital Weather In the area over the trrs and ,Joiners nrc seeking casualty was a horse which died I -~ Collect Its statistics past week has been poor. bargaining rights for Newfound· when fire destroyed the harn. land Joggers. ed at points of Rhodic ~!er· JOINS STAFF - \' icldc nock· Mr. Mercer joined the ~taf£ 1 WASH 'N' WEAR strain. :: v Don J{ul· Taxes of the division of health in· "·. '! ·:Jr. Riss Ill· ·Jrnd1 ~larenl'ille '!'own Cou n· spcction, provincial department Fire Damages Narrow Escape PLY FLANNEL r of health ill November of 1960 Sentenced Sizes 30- 44 ' Len pear i:• orectd ed at the last meet· . ·Tern· Jen· 1 Whilst hls duties as a health I Jrth ~ouncil held January Tom Ha}·e5o 1 inspector necessitate visits to Four youths had b r~l] •2. to take every effort House escape from death Thursday SLACKS 0 'Rielly, GJ.l1 many parts of the Avalon For Robbery ,. ~c1 out>landing taxes. 0 PeninsiJia and other eastern GRAND BANK, (Staff)-A night when a car in which they ~.::son, Daft ,.,·1 dwelling house owned b11 Char· One of five men charged in Sizes 30- 42 . • Dianne 1 1tndQIIrnt taKpaycrs will iic areas Of the provlnce, he is were driving went off the road . "It th les George Thornhill ai For·. December with robbery with ~~··Ron Wil· t)., h , rou~h the mail that mainly responsible for the near St. John's. Self belt, Zipper fly ~ a.c 3u days in which to tunc received considerable violence on Bell Island has · IJruce Pike. 111 Bell Island area. The car apparently skidded on Light and dark shades 3.75 2.75 brn llran~cmcnts with the interior damages in a. fire been sentenced to 18 months ~c:-l')' Paflll'. ntana••r 1 . TAKE TESTS tqcre yesterday afternoon. In prison. • the sli ppcry road surface and n:rbar3 ]\el· I'!Min "' o pay the1r out· All health inspectors, on join· tl ,; ~ tax.rs otlwrwise enun Both Mr. and l\lrs. Thornhill, Patrick Joseph Whelan and tumbled· into a ditch. Neither \"ic Yount. 11 ing the Provincial Department l"f 1"111 of c1·erv lc"al who are employer! at the Booth four other men were chnrg~d of the four occupants was seri· ~n1 at th . • h ,·. rn· Scii"Jrd. of Health, must undertake ex· Fisheries Ltd. plant, were not with· the Dec. 12 robbery of a ously injured. The vehicle was . Eiaine !~t the• rtr disposal to col· cor -c outstanding taxes. aminatlons lending to the ccr· home ni the .time of the fire, · Chinese resident of .the Is· driven by David Lawre1ice of .· J em· scars. tificatc in Sanitary Inspection, which Is believed to have been land. They were charged with Foxtrap. · :->lra JaneS. iu~~~:~ 1 \ be pointed out that Canada. This policy is In llnc caused by an overheated oil entering. the home of Wee Lee, •rcwie Nose ~ougb as been obtained with the general policy of the burned. of beating up the Chinese and The accident occurred on the na.ker, LeG lttny of the courts against department of health in ar· Volunteer firefighter• got robbing him of $350. Thorburn Road. . 'n Vie PJI'" r1 an~ese delinquent tax· ranging as much technieal train· ··: · Ro,er 1111 the ~laze under control ]Jeforc Three of the men were sen· ~:lts, ~· .. IQ Iff unless they make ing as possible so that only A hospital on the West Coa>l ~ -s. s.. ,.. fully qualified personnel are it could get serious headway, al· te11ced earlier to 18 months u3<>• d .- ~~ndin~rt ·to pay their out· though considerable Interior . each on the. charges. A juve· Jets a new father hear hi· ; ~r taxes council will responsible for the application H~• ""'" 1 damages were sustained. Some nile ·was fined $50 or twQ baby's first cry on a micro I ; nb . !'je\·illl'. •illcb no alternative but to of technlc~l services of the de· phone. A wail of an idea.. I . Ry£11. ~ces, etc • partment. · Insurance was carried. months on similar ·charges. ...... " . ' .. ' .. ' ...... ·-·. . ··: - •. , I . • THE DAILY NEWS "What'~ Rhino Talk for 'Giddap'?" Newfoundland's Only Morning Paper IN THE NEWS The DAIL \' NEWS is n morning paper established tn 1B94, and published at By Wayfarer tbe News Building, 35~·359 Duckworth Street, ·St. John's, Newfou(\dlnnd, bY THE POLITICAL GUESSING GAME Robinson & Company, Limited. ' From time immemorial members of the op~c-:. ME~IBER OF THE CAt'ADIAN PRESS tion have risen to speak to the debate on the Adctr1~, and have begun with the identical description of u: The Canadian Press is exclusively Speech from the Throne. It is mor.e notable, th,; entitled to the u•e for republication of all news despatches in this paper credit· have said, for what it does not con tam than wh )I : .,i' ' . .< ~-. NFLD. ·. I ~ j . i, : I' ' . I ... r' . . : , I . ! ' ' . o I ' ' ' . . . • .·; ' I ' . ' I .. ... I . : • I, , .. <:: I .' ' ' . . ,. : ; . ' . ' . ' . ' ' . ' ' ' hi 1 n! ~ :O.lin coch nr 3 win- wile, to :n :crea::e \·er~i ~ v ~ .. . - 0!>~- :a: d:d · ::-lani :1nsu13 ·.fO~ll1:i." J :n; u~ On .FEBRUARY 1st NEXT a neW CompanY With a nett' Dealer· tA'ill take over TERRA NOVA MOTORS LIMITED. TheY tA'ill operate under the same name and tA'ith all members of the· former staff except Mr. Ctouston and his son Peter. ·c,:: ~al e-·..._-;) ~~li.!- 1 is 11 ~11 ~ rea:::: 0 n Under the drculllstances of WINDING UP TilE 0 LD ,·L : ... or~~e not the ·,t:a:: the ::,ct. the \1 • . j ,I' JU~t \\' 1111111\' ' can be. :1. thl':·e ~r l1bt'tn ~\) 1.. ;..... • ~:~: n~a\· =before th; end of this month. ·in_Q ~~i};_ · C:'. thCI' ;. (' . .: quc~- Obviously there's no point in listing prices tA'ith I ppcn but I , I . . cno\,. o:· the (a ! : a fl·ez~~~- '·a ttE·n' . But t)~i.:: such a FORCED SALE5 as this. I i :?.me. ' ' ' a I Total .Stock of 83 USED CARS and TRUCKS MUST ': : '" the special ' :-d f:-om Ia!! • ! assist:mce of· ?.\·une. :\lore ~ ~upport for GO without regard to .original cost. ained. nol:orl~ ~ewfound!r.d I 'I 1: come awa~ trough. rr.'e = .WE will trade yoUR present CAR, and special .I • t ! i ~na bly, in il5 'I· ienre of the I . \·erlooked. In :1 ke 1heir cat1 'iI . arrangements have been Jllatle to finance anY pur i ' { . i . 1 in the queue Fl arid-' unde: ' i' . !·oyer~,· about on the best possible teflllS during this FINAL :led. :\rgenti• ch~se settle that. . ;' . ·..' pcech :~nd the ne=-t SALE. ---___.;.------~~-:-:--~ ,ddress. It t is sure]~· For Your. Conveniertce we will 0 PEN m m:w be ·ed be "sur· roduce the at NIGllf durin.g .this SALE· :lissolution .. ught • 1 surpass ature. St. John's ry :Saker Rear Nfld. .Hotel Dial 8-5131 • ·" ... • • . . ... • ··~-)' ~ j ...... '- '... ' ...... _ :··;-,. . . . ' . . ·· ...... • I THE DAILY NFLD. SATURDAY I·,, 6 1 Breakfast T The Well IMemo to Teen-Agers: S ! Look Pretty e t ' AUCIA llARt . C~rtain limes of day lit ATTJ 1 tally IOI'Cly, Breakfoll Child A Doctor's Frank Tttlk About /Fad D e s he one of these. It day and sets th! WORTHY WORK: until e\'ening, CHU~ PREVENTION OF TilE • NEWS. S'f: 101·H'1'S. N~'l.l). SATU.t\DAY, JANUAHY 20,19o2 ' c But I say u~to you, ' . "swear not at all, neither , I ATTEND by heaven, for it is God's t1 1rone. " :!' Mat 5:3: '. I ,CHURCH I i I I Sunday: 11 a.m., Worship In Holiness; 11.45 a.m., Directory Mormon Elders Studies; 2.30 p.m., Company Meeting, Bible Classes, Prl· BEST ' LOVED HYMNS. Mbrmonism mary Activities, Singing Com· Services Safely through another week Exhortation . pany Rehearsal; 7 p.m., Special BEGINNING OF SALT LAKE . Mexico. Evangelistic ·Service with God has brought us on our way; WORI\ ESSSENTIAL TO I CITY • 1arived in Salt Lake Valley, Brig· Morning Worship. Preacher, Bright Jlluslc and· Singing, Per· Let us now a blessing seek, PROGRES This pioneer site was 1,0GG mil·· ham Young walked to a spot o Rei', R. W. Brain, Sermon Sub· sonal Witnessing and Prayer Waiting in His courts to-day; Work is a condition precedent es from the nearest setttlement I NOR~ION TEMPLE ican Church Meeting for time of Decision. lo progress and accomplishment I to the cast and 700 miles from Four days. after the pioneers :; ject: "The Assurance o£ God;" Day of all the week the best, 1 . ' Nursery will meet in the 1\!cm· 1\!cEsnges of inspiration and in every realm of life. It is a I the Pacific. Pioneers began arrived in Salt Lake Valley, Brig I. ' power as revealed from the Emblem of eternal rest. commonplace, accepted by all plowing two hours after their ar- ham Young walked to a spot of Of Canada orin! Building; 2.30 p.m., Sun· • ' I Word of Life. Vlsltors to the without question, that the way • :iva!. . They also began the first ground hetwecn two forks of nl day School; 7 p.m.. Evening 1 Worship. Preacher, Rev. 'R. w· Cit)', and all are Invited to at· While we pray for pardoning grace, to develop strength o£ muscle in 1rngatwn by .Anglo - Saxons in small mountain stream put his Jll!. ~1:11 I 01::\lll.,\SD tend and share the fellowship the physical body is too exercise i America when they diverted a cane to the ground ;nd said flfiJI:Jli!AL Bralnc, Sermon Subject, Through the dear Redeemer's Name, "Making Usc 0£ What We of the meetings at the Temple the mus.c!e, to put t!1em to work i stream to so!ten up the arid "Here we will build a temple t~ • d ,un·l''' art~r Ell:phany) Show Thy reconciled face, perlormmg the funclton for which land for plowmg, our God." This was the center (;! • ' ' "• ' Have." on "The Lord's Day." c::.~~ J. .\. F. S1ade, B.A, The House of Friendship in Take away our sin and shame; they were intended. By inaction I _During the first winter, the of a 10 acre square which· now . >uh-llr.m and Rector; the heart of the City, From our worldly cares set free, nonuse, they would grow flabby: pwneers supplemented their contains not only the Temple, .but ~ •. r.,·l' c J. Abraham, WESLEY and finally lose the power to r small food suprly by eating the Tabernacle, the Assemblv Minister, Rev V A. Smith. Tuesday; 7.30 p.m., Band and ··=~~ H.:' F. l;ossc. May we rest this day in Thee. fill the duties of their natural i sego roots and thistle tops, To- Hall and the 1\luscum • BA, B.D : Minister of Visi· Songsters ll chearsal. ~~~' ·~--~ 1 • l!cly Communipn; tution Rev F. G. Weir: Organ Wednesda~ 8 p.m., Temple use. It is readily admitted, too, i day, the sego lily is the Utah · Work on the temple .began in .' :.,. :< f;•r C I:\\'.:\.); 10.15 1 and Choir Director, Mr. John Home League. Here we come Thy Name to praise, that mental vigor comes only I sta~c flower. . . , 1353. To obtain granite, the · ''in··• <·l'd1: 11.00 ~.m, Thursday: 8 p.m., Central Let us fele Thy presence near; when the powers of the mind arc When th~ hrst fwl?s of gram ~!ormons opened a quarry 20 ., · "i::·:·;;;;_;.;.q: 2.45 p.m., Lea-Morgan, M A., B. · .Music extended to the mastery or diffi· m t!1e spnng of miles away, using three to four tOxon). Holiness Meeting. ap~~ared 1~~8.1 · ~;!u·<'' .htnior Bible May Thy glory meet our eyes, c~lt tas.ks: We ali ~ave had the m)nads, of cnckcts swarmed ~~- yoke of oxen to haul one block 11 a.m:, Nursery In the Young .. B 1 ~::;::: .'!Hi Churching CITADEL CORPS While we in Thy house appear: ?Isappomtmg expenence of se· to the \alley, Althou~h the PI· 1 of foundation stone at a timc People's Room, Junior Congre· tn~ youpg m~n. of apparently oncers fou~ht ~hem wtth C\'Ct'Y I the trip requiring three to four :. 1 ::~ c: 1 :1 l'.: U5 p.m., galion In the Primary and Be· Adam's Avcnun Here afford us, Lord, a taste scrntilaltn~ ~nlhance f~il. ull_er- tool ?t their dtsposal, the crops I days. A canal was planned to , r.\·:::~·:-, t~ :;,) p m.. Ercnsong gincrs' Room. Morning Wor· Brigadier and Mrs. Ken Of our everlasting feast. ly .of acht.evmg the d1stmcl!on app_e.tred doomed. In answer to 1 expedite this transportation, but 0 Graham, Corps Officers. r: 5drr::: ::. ,,·,,. • ship; 2 p.m., The KFS Bible which the1y natu_ral endowment thCLr prayers, grcnt flocks of the idea was abandoned in favor 1\t:k· lY ~l r '· I Saturday: 8.00 p.m., Youth 1 ·:;:.r.': c·!c•::. Tues .. Fri. ami C ass in the Choir Room; 2.30 Group, ' May Thy gospel's joyfv~ sound gave prom1se of, JUS\ as we have sea gulls swooped down and de· of a railroad ;;: ,~:. 1\',·ti. 7.45 a.m.; p.. m., Sunday School and Junior Conquer sinners, comfort saints; been happily surprised at the \'oured the crickets, saving the The Salt L~ke Temple was de· ·· •. "•I . ·: • Btblc Cl~ss; 4 p.m., The Sacra· Sunday 11 a.m., Holiness 0 1 May the fruits of grace abound, succcs gamed by some of slow- crops. dicatcd in 1393-40 years after :: 0:1~ il('::.d ~ · ~-'... · '\ ,,·:;:.:munon: l\lon. mcnt of Infant ~nptlsm; 7 p.m., l\leetlng; 11.45 a.m., Directory er mentality, The difference lies DISCOVERY OF GOLl> tic cornerstone was laid '.(':· ;t~ ~lp ...... Fr ;·::1 S:l!. 8.00 a.m , j Evenln,g WorshLP: Our Y~ung Classes; 2.30 p.m., Sunday Bring relief for all complaints; · in their differing degrees of in- Six !\lormons ... memhcrs of the' Foundation o£ the T~mple Is 1 School; 7 p.m., Evangelistic r:.;irr to lul ... · : l'> a ::1. Thurs. (Con-~ Peoples Union WLII attend m a Thus may all our Sabbaths prove, dustry and endurance. The ten· famous ;\!ormon Battalion-were 116 ft. wide and 16 ft deep The .1:t:n~:n;: to · Meeting. I 0r s:. Paull, 8.0G a.m. group, nnd the Y.P.U .. Officers Till we join the Church above. acious, ploddi~g mind has often with Ca~tain Sutter's _fm:eman, basement walls are· nine · feet : :}j·.; rrr'. • Tuesday: 3.35 p.m., Young outrun the qmck and aparently Jame~ \\. Marshall, butldmg a thick and the upper walls six .. :\·(·0'; :: 1 £or the coming year wtll be in· :·:-: ~;.:.,r~ ~ow: People's Meeting, Imore alert one simply because Isawmill on Sutter's property in 1 reet thick. The buililing is 186 :·. 1:.:·::: l'l .. ·', ... 1·~. THE DAlLY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. SATUIWAi, JANUARY 2M, 19fl2 MUSIC PAINTINGS Am< * • * ! . * THEATRE * LITERATURE I . . Are these ! true or false? f an adult are r1 The Magnificent Russian Icon Paintings lungs 0 are exactiy alit ------·------·-~------·--·--·· lungs pOSSI'ble to U1·e with 01 A. Colourful Discove~y, tung. :~ . . . . does no harm. difference betw~ ~teeped In Character no men and won ~ About the turn of the ern· individual began to , be recog· . · breathed in tl ~1r 15 turr. the first steps were lteing II niwd, such as that of Theo· 1al;en in re\'Caling the old Ru~· panca, the Greek. Rublev ilnd ~lan icon paintin~. whil·h had Dionisius. The discovery of a be~n hiddrn fur rcnturie,, some . p•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••l[llll•~ Mr. Shea chose as his topic lion of abstract conception with 1 "Looking ahead to 1962 with a intense emotional quality. It 1 , backward glance at 1961". Iu a might have been expected that, short but most interesting talk .given a strongly abstract ap· THE T taMos WINTER'S TIME . the speaker outlined the respon· p_r~ach, there wo~ld be no po>· I pint~ sibility of the life underwriter sibih~y of creatmg a JOyous 6 cupo/ CLEAN-UP FIX-UP PAINT-UP to the public, never was there [ ~motwn~l art capable of. arous 6 tabl01 a greater need for life insurance mg ordmary human fe~lmgs, eJRECTICI'""''" than today, people generally are 11\ fact _howe,•et:, ~uss1~n 15L? (rub COlt Put ,your house in order hflllow er enjoying a much higher stand· Century 1co~ pamtmg 1s rau.l· lhtrr ma• NOW •••• ard of living than in years gone ant and lighthearted. II 1s mile in 4 I FOR FURTHER ~coi1inr. I ' by. Replacement of regular equally. removed fr~m gloomy lhtn l!rt *·REMODEL· .. 1recsed 1 .·I weekly or monthly income Byzantme contemplativeness and •!most d1 I * REPAIR should the father of the house from the exaggerated express· ~oke in~ INFORMATION *RENEW die prematurely can only b£ iveness of Gothic art. I done by a sound insurance pr~· ' Little jobs ••. Big jobs .•• Im gram designed within the limits I : portant · jobs and jobs not so .or the person to pay. EvLn It tabl CALL though the breadwinner has 15 cup important ••• died the pay cheque he brought The ICOn Itself I quar It's amazing how immediate · home regularly disappeared. the 4 tablt I toatf YOUR action can benefit you, your needs for income for the mother The icon is a wooden panel are still there, rent to· be paid, treated wit hgesso paint as a neighbour and the whole com· food and clothing to ·be ground. The ]Jackground may l1e :' bou~ht, and the children mtiSI of any colour the arlist de· i munity. still be educated. A cheque cides, golden, pure white, fiery CONTRACTOR from an insurance company can red, (Cinnabar), and the paintg '' GOOD, RELIABLE,. SKILLED never ·replace the loss of a used are mixed with egg, as ·. father, but it can certainly help they were ·before the discovery l HANDS . ARE AVAILABLE TO· the mother to meet some of the of oil as a medium. It is known OR DAY ••• MEN WHO WILL BE responsibilities suddenly thrust as tempera and any number of upon her. colours may be used. It is in BUSY COME SPRING WHEN In closing, Mr. Shea urged tempera that most frescoes THE VIRGIN OF THE DON, a work of the Novgorod school of .CONSTRUCTION WORK BE· all life underwriter's in the were painted. 'fhe icon was painters in the late 14th century, is said to have accompanied the NATIONAL year that lies ahead to go out often part of what is known ' ' Prince of Moscow, Dimitri Ivanovich of the Don, in the battle of ' ·GINS. IT ISN'T SENSIBLE TO and do all in their power to as th eiconostasis, used as allar . ::; find needs for Life lnBurance pieces in the churches, fitted in 1380 when the Russians dealt the Go !den Horde a crushing blow. Jt .D.• c I' . KEEP . EAGER WORKERS ·IDLE I, I EMfLOYMENT and supply the answer to them. into panels with metal plates, I '• . figured in other Russian campaigns against the Tartars in 1552 and !59!. '' ' or were often painted on both THE V\ •: I WHEN THER.E'S WORK TO I . ',: . lhorities in the past ascribed the work (now in the TrelyakO\' Galler~·· ' ·· · BE DONE NOW iN YOUR sides of the pnnel and used in I ·oi'.: · SERVICE .,. A wrong conception·o[ God processions. Later icons or I cow) to Theophanes the Greek (one of the most outstanding artists 10 rt . ::: •· 'HOME OR PLACE OF BUSf· means a wrong conception or copies of them were nsed in ' sia during the late 14th and early 15lh centuries) but following mor~Joti'' ii, : .. NESS. . life-Wt~at we neded is a whole homes and every Russian home j concep ,on or Go , or a concep· had its o\vn icon up to the cent research it is now believed to have been painted by a Novgorod io time of the Revolution, er of Th~ophanes. jllll••••llil•••••••••••••••••••••••••lll.' lion of whole God. I, ; . ' ( I ·.!· .\ • •.. I THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 196! ; I :,i; ln·".~er. but I was nerer quite .,. : able to make it," said a Jetter 1 to the Blue Chip Company. l "However, through stamp sav· our Amazing Lungs ' . ing I was able to get the beau· :we, some people have lived tiful 4·slicc toaster which will for years alter the removal produce toast just as fast as Women my seven hungry ch.ildren can of one lung. eat. I am a widow, and with: out ·stamps I would never be A person generally coughs lor i the same reason that he brca· able to get such luxuries." E Just before Christmas the Gold in' at which we lhes; a part of the brain called , somfeth .. h Warehouse Staff Finds Fun Bond Company received a let •1~ • il's surpmmg ow the medulla oblongata takes i . care of It automatically. (The ter from a stamp saver in I . ll?l;1';c ideas we have Quebec. "Hello Dear Friends, f ·thin~ and the organs medulla also ·controls your · brta the- urcathing-the heartbeat and your swallow. the message began. "To one I dO lngl. Coughs also can be vol· Filling Discount Stamp Orders and all we want to wish you a I - untary. Very Merry Christmas and tha Who could save enough discount portation be arranged?'' lt Best ln 62," it read. "Kiss the '•· Arr these six stamps to exchange lor an el· could. They were delighted to 111mP·" f 1 , The air that enters the lungs is children lor me. I love chll· true or nse. ectric range?. Or a television? find they had enough Lucky dren. I have 12 grandchn· partially puri!ied by hairs In Green stamps to pay the cost the nose; nontheless foreign dren. How many have you." . :u~;l of an anult are red. Certainly not the average house· of the return trip by :lir, and It concluded: "As ever just a matter docs enter. And that's I l10ld. the boy arrived in lime for new Pal to all of you at your •rr rxactiv alike. the reason for the cough-to ~unt~ t'l • • the celebrations. end of the line." · get it out of the lungs, The Yet bundles of liO to 100 filled. Thank You letters are frequent. "Made U5 feel les~ remote ... ·'' .. 1 1 ,1ble to li1e with only air that rushes out of the hangs , books of stamps nrc being ex-~ "For a long time I tried to smiled the company control· ;: :!~~- during a cough can reach • canged at slamp·giving stores save enough money to buy a ''. ' ler. '' the velocity of a hurricane. for electric ranges, automatic I ------I'' dnrl no harm. washers and televisions. To ,.- .' ' Accordi.ng to Dr. Andrew Bany. whom do these large objects )' ,. ~~ diflcrcul'r hctwcen ai, an expert in chest diceascs, go? . mrn and women coughing is a device to clean 1 i the lunas-and a good one. On To boarding house operators and the other h n n d, coughing camp cooks. · i• hrci'thrd in than should be "purposeful" - that ~1r . 1! I . is, it must be doing something. I At the lakeheac! and m northern ' Ontario and Quebec, where a · •tatrmeut--r~ccpt for' For, as Dr. Banyni has pointed I high proportion of workers : L"l!! · out. violent coughing spells Jive in boarding houses and hal'e !l'actured people's ribs, camps, the boarding house, brought on fnintting spccls that "missus" or camp cook, buy· NEWFOUNDLAND'S FRIENDLY THEATRE lasted up to three minutes, ing groceries from a stamp· strained hearts, caused head· giving store, cashes in on the aches, led to fatigue, and even stamp booanza. torn holes In the diaphragm. I ! Ami at the Toronto warehouse, , TO --DAY 01·er the centuries, all kinds ' from which stamp gift mer- : ... ,., arr . and above the dia· a sign of significant trouble. thing snecial in such an or- ·' muscle that helps According to a survey made 1 der . " I thrm expand and · con· in the state of Washington, res· piratory diseases, colds, fiu, Stamp·gil'ing stores usually give bronchitis, and pneumonia, are SMART NEW PLACE MATS TO CROCHET one stamp as a bonus to cus-1 ).~m of thr lungs is to I the most common cough·caus· Add colour to your table tops with attractive crocheted place mats. This tamers lor' everv ten cent pur· .· f'll IOX)'geno to the bo· ing ailments, • chase. It usua.lly lakes 1.500 i . re!\ and to take away a easy-to-make design is worked in square motifs of yellow and trimmed with stamps to fill a stamp sarer's ' product 1carhon dioxiclel ICm·iousiy, men and women do, black. The patt~rn for the matching .glass jacket i~ also included ... If you book. But people increase • ':~e air cell!. inside the not breathe alike. would like to have a leaflet with directions for making the set called WHIRL- their collection bv adding ex- . . 1hat do lh15-liOO,IJOO,OOO • , tra stamps frequ~ntly of!ere< i · 1·2.'\0th of 1The woman's ribs move more· I GIG, send a stamped, s.t~lf-addressed envelope to Panlme Roy, Canadmn in coupons to promote certain 1 than the man's when she brea· Ncedlecraft Association Ltd., 421 Pie IX Blvd., Montreal 4, P.Q. and ask foods. The manager of a To· , ' thes. The child's ~rca thing al· f l" fl t No cs.399 ' ronto stamp-giring store re- 1 !~I o! thr lungs is sm·pris· so differs from the adult's; _o_r__ ._.a_e ___ •____ •______-:--'7'------ported he has one customer,l Also- VP-TO-TIIE-~111'\UTE NEWS- . Tne!r !t,l~face is ;? tim~s the child's diaphragm moves with a fairly large family, who !! the s.\10, :\nd tf lhetr more. can breathe in-because theit't ett of air, one·seventh Gf the exhale 20 cubic inches plus 120 1 spends $80 in his store every\ TIMES OF SHOWS •ere spread out lint, 1 h!ngs hold an extra supply o!) capacity of his lungs, If he 1 cubic inches plus an additional i wek. And she also clips bo-1' ~o•ld col'er 2.600 square !If you ha1•e always suspected a1r. forces himself, he can breathe i 90 cubic inches, a total oof 230 ! nus stamp coupons. E\'El\ING SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK - 9.00. that people are full of hot air, in an additionall20 inches. And I cubic inches. This, of course,: j you are right. People can The a~•erage person normally if he then forces all the air lw: only holds true for one breath. ! Though the people in stamp gift MATINEE: 2 P.?-.t . at imporlanta~ the lungs breathe out more air than they b.reathes In only 20 cubic inch· can out of his lungs, he will' Normally, however, about the merchandise warehouses sel· same quantity of air is exhaled dom see the stamp savers, they 1 as is inhaled. find human interest behind the ! orders sent to them by the I NEXT ATTRACTION Though the normal breathing stores. rate l& 18 times a minute, it NATALIE "'OOD- WARREN BEATTY in · drops to 12 to 15 times a min- "There's no doubt what's ha;;- ( D.C.L. ute while sleeping and jumps pcned for instance when we 1 "SPLENDOR II\' THE GRASS" - DRAi\IA - to 70 to 80 times a minute when I get a call to "rush bassinet at I SUSPENSE - TECHNrCOLOR. you're out or breath. I once", says A.R. Harold, con- i troller of the Gold Bond Com· i Breathing 25,000 times 8 day,! pany·s· Toronlo branch which I pure dried yeast adds up to 175,000 breaths a t supplies gifts to Power and , wee, or 9,12fi.OOO a year. And LA.G. stores. i if you're 40 years old now, ! •• , • • • , , k ' you've alread taken J65 mil- 1 Se1 e1 al limes _11e 1e been as - 1 lion breaths. Y ed _to pack thmgs for overse~s . .· comes from Scotland· dehl'ery ," he added. "Thts had us puzzled until we found , Where they make the flnert Bread In the world By the time you've reached the 1 thev were going to military : ;;11n detail biblical three !core and ten 1 families who had been station- ' '•: "' h•l ,j (,j you will have taken some 640 1 ed and collected stamps here ·'' ~· tt·,];_ ncar million breaths, Quite a har· but were transferred Ol'erseas. ,, mcc!i:.eral dy organ, the lung. We've sent sheets to France and a sewing basket to Eng· :c \"u·cin. b~· land." NOW PLAYING : :·ca; nco5 of I VGGESTS IMMORALITY Orders to "rush luggage" are I :. :; n· worked not unusual- people making LONDON CAP) - A Soviet , ,_ unexpected trips. Now and '' • ' of rc;;carch , .. ·. scientist s u g g e sled Thursday then special orders come in. "THE BEST BLOCKBUSTER OF THE YEAR I It's QUALITY that counts partloularly with that human beings may one day One recently asked for a totem be made immortal by "switch· pole. ... RIPS THE HEART!" : ing of" the process that makes . BOS~E~·CR~wr.~~R, ~EYIYO~K. T~MES I Yeast, There can be no other reason for the "We didn't have such a thing, ~ .· them grow old. Academician . . . . ~-~ !:~. ever·lnoreaslng Newfoundland sales of D.O.L. V. T. Kuprevich said in a talk hut we got one," said Jltr. , ... ' ' ,• .. Pure Dried Yeast. If YOU have not tried It yet on Moscow radio: "Why • . • Harold. "The 14th Bendale : : ...... ! 'I· 1 .· , ._ !~, ' should man die of old age? I Wolf Cub Pack o! Scarborough ' ..... " .. ~ do so NOWl You'll get more delicious bread, consider the process of aging a wanted it for the1r clubroom." II · ...... Blue Chip's Patricia Green per- : pathological, an abnormal pro. ' .. . lighter texture, more golden, crtspor crust, sonal shopping service helped : · ' . ·;-:.:. cess. I am sure that one can ..... sweeter ftavour and greater yield. lind means for switching off bring a son from the Maritim- : . ..,. { .. the mechanism which makes es to his Toronto home for the . · holidays last Christmas. The cells age." :1 , I family asked "could air trans- 1 . I· I ------==-:·:=-=~,--,----c-· ------lUllS EIIRIOHED IIDUSEHDLD BREAD lta.,OJpoan Yoast (D.C.L Dr/ed Baklnr YeostJ I ,ockot YooJt (D.C.L. Dried Baklnr Yeosrj i . ; I pint Milk or Water (luke warm} or half and half I lOt cup1 Whlto Flour l tablotpoonJ Su;ar I '' 6 cups flour 6 tablespoon• SuJar I quart Wator (luh warm) ltoblespoon• Buutr .. !· 6 tobltspoono Butter I Err I tabltlpaan Salt • · ltabi••P••n• Dr~ Mnk ', I ltooopoon Salt Pinch Ground Nutmor of I toaopoon Molt l>rtract (but nat nocoJfor~) INGER PRESENTS : I DIRECTIONS. DISSOLVE YEAST ond auror In portofwottr, combint , tesent--For Yoa and I frull 1Dittl1er) the buner end ~our, and JIUI In a basin, md• o : Yours •• , Present aspects sus PAUL NEWMAN/EVA MARIE SAINT: ~1.1 ow ar~d odd VIe Mille tJnd Water, tJnJ Yeast whtn diuolntl, DI~ECTION$. DISSOLVE SVGAR In l•trl o( water, t~rlnk!t in t~o r~,.., m11k:e cr douJh, set far appruimate/r minultt, Thett let 30 Ye-ast •nd 41'uofrt. 'Mix thrnourhlt other 14ry inrreditnts, addinr : sest letting-others ba~ 1heir s:q RALPH RICHARDSON/PETER LAWFORD: I '"'' •n 4 oz. Curronu: 2 or. Cut ltman /'eel: 2 Dz, Sultanar: :2 oz, 1 -ersrfiS, ltt att Cl~"'o.rimolelt JO mlnutu •o olman doubla rin, Yeatt W41tr anfl halaMt of liquid, then let ret for .,,.proximDtelt without frying to influeocc them l~tr. brtok inldr Ou,..siztd IJiecet. roll round, "lace on cftanlt II houri until afmtl1 Joub/c 1fze, Then ~nt4d, Itt IIC for IS · LEEJ.COBB/SAL MINEO/JOHN DEREK! : with your· "Views. Not 111 u c h . ; ' ;. . I'MStd' warm buf't trG)'f. Cover to ttrevent skin formlnr.•ftite until minllltl, Then rue u,. Into suitable slzH Jlltut to rise for 4J •lmtU double tltt size, lru1h /ithtlt II cocUint 0( btattfl llf lf'l4 progress ill plOIIlised, but :. JILL HAWO . 1akt ins sood htt ertft. . mi~tutll frt fltOttd bttod Pdnlr aM boh In 1 modtratt o~tn, sboulddt lose BJXlWIIl rabcr. I'•· Keep llosiness cootacts 10 a I I· I - GUNDM~'I WHOLI·WIIIAT IREAD IWEET CHOLLA IIIEAD DR FANCY TWIITI -~ C.C..oentraie 011 tasks l ri. ~ ' I I} labltlpoons Yoast fD.C.L. Dried Bafclnr Yeoot) 9 cujll fr.ur (100% Wholt-wheal fino rround) ~the hnse. preferably ,, I 15 cupo Flour I loblupoon Salt I tabl11poon YooJt (D.C. I.. Dried Bafclnr Yooot) tbtltle ""'c:aa. c1o wilbout aaitlto ~r :I I toblorpoon Salt I cup Molaom j·: . '· I 4Uart Walor (luke worm) t tobl0111oons Butter 8IICC, :I 4 tohftspoon• Milk Powder J taltlullaons Surar. li tablespoons Butttr 3 taltleopaano Milk flaw~" Also - "UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS" I : ; II pints Water (luke warm) . I lltlspoon Malt Extract l £111 ': :1 ast ••• On Janoa!y 20, l9S6. Future ••• The lanlp of. the ' ' DIRECTIONS: smNKL£ THE YEAST Into • f>Onion af tilt Wotor, Edw;ml Vlli ascended the to TIMES OF SHOWS I ;! DIM'CnONS, DISSOLVE YEAST In ~n of wattr. Cemblno (rult future will be produced give 'I I. touthtr) !utter and the Flour. Place (n Bolin. makt a hollow, add and diuol'lt. ~ub tottther !iuteer an!/ Flour. Sprinkle Salt. Mlllc II throne of Great Britain_ at !he 80 per cent of its br~btness ) I ' !; solt.turar,,eus and crecrrn up well. Add Yeast WGtt~ and Hfance ,ewder lnw mfxJnc part. Add Mofauu wilh balance of Water. death of his father, King George from the face and only 20 per ta liquid and other lntredlents and makt all Into a plial>ft warm Add the Yeast 1olutlon ond mJx ~full develotJrntnt. Let nr I ho111 V. He abdicated a short time cent from the back-by a spc· ONE EVENING SHOW· DAILY 4ourh. Let srt I! houn, maJ:e Ufl' and ltr Itt t hour af;tl)rox. Then a,proximottlr. th111 mah up and divlda Into 1ul1oble siJtd ~lec11. ·I :. !i -ld up Into kind• of twltU and rhopll dulre ,.. -·~- ~·~·/ ...... :-: ----~-·.-.· .... -· . ' -- ··- - . ·, ·--· i· '· . ·10 THE DAILY NEWS, ST . NFLU. SATURDAY Morning EVERYDAY LIVING: survival hibition Conception Bay News Devotions .. .._i: ______For February Cap~ 1st. Brig, G. Wheeler. By ! . Obituary United Church On L:~OYL} st. ,~... ~ ...~~~:. m~~·~. TB Reports A Card Party 2nd. Rev. A. R. Smith. · NEW YORK ( AP l-H there is a lillie phonograph record made 3rd. Capt. S. Brenton. 1 •anything the average man feels in which you tell yourself, "the II 8 ~ ., HR. GRACI-: - There passed Women Unite HR. GltACE - The Card 5th. Rev. D. Brown. E d he needs most in the first few his own self-approval. So h~ve ' An~ :i i\eacefully away at an early p Pll mc s .• Party held at the Auditorium 6th. Rev. E. D. Kendall. du:;s of a new year, it is prob· world couldn't go around w1th· ' fil '~liP 1:111:1 hour on Monday, January 15th, Organizations of the Central High School was 7lh, Rev. V. Smith . ably a survival kit . out you, old pal. Without you I · 'I at the residence of her niece, fairly well attended. Prizes were Blh. Rev. R. S. Sheppard. "I made il agail\," he says would be nothing You're the St Joh~'s Senior C: Marion, Mrs. '!'. J. Watts, 117 HR. GRACE - A meeting of won by Miss S. J. Chafe and 9th. Brig, G. H. Higgins. 1 5 1 The · of their str Waterford Bridge !load, St. the won\ en of the organizations Mr. William Walsh.· '!'he series lOth. Rev. Dr. A. S. Butt. ~;i !~~tit~IJ~~~o~ p\ 1·~~~~:~ ~~~~ ~~~~i:~\n~e~~dd~:· v~; g~udd~~r. H· ~a th Lm ~ r~s o~e years battle! lD John's, Miss Maude Butt, a of the United Church at Har.' continues next Wednesday even· 12th. Rev. J, Goldsmith. surprise. But this is almost im- Play this record over and over 'V ~ liJ ~ 4. Gander Flyers htighly regarded and well bour Gtace was held on Tues· ing nnd those attending arc 13th. Major A. Pike. me~iately followed hy a feeling -until you believe it. a1 the . Stadium )tnown citizen of Harbour Grace. dny evening, January 15th. at asked to be present early so 14th. !lev. W. K. L. Goldsworthy of bleak despair as he looks at • · . . The following communicable (2), Springd,le 11 1, ... The deceased was a daughter which Rev. W. Vardy ,B.A., was that the games can start sharp 15th. Rev. C. Hobhs. the long weeks and months Follow tltes~ llps •. lned and l diseases have been reported to son (1), Horwood 111 · caps scored the · of the late William and Emily present to explain thQ nature on lime. 16th. Brig. K. Graham ahead, .. \rue,. and you 11 .easily weather I th Medical Health office for R1vcr <1). •· · '62. F1t and happy, hale and c . of the game and . ~: .,utl of this town and was born and purpose of the meeting. ------17th. Rev. S. J. Davies. "How will I C\'Cl' mal;e 1l hearty-you'll he . the life of th~ week endmg, January 13. OTIIEP: r·o~nls TB had to come from · t'11n October 15th., 1880. This indicated the acceptance ! 19\h. Rev. C. I. Stobie. through W62'!" he asks. ·t N y ar' party 1962: Jolm's 121, \, 1llc,; t times to tie Wes Tr · Miss Butt was one of that of the women of the United 20lll. Rev. L. W. Mchaney. Wcti: it can be done. ~lillions nex ew c s · Mm!PS: Dildo (1 ), Bay Ru· , Fcrmeusc ( l ), . ' Gander eam. rapidly declining generation o! Church to unite their orcani· ' :nst. !lev. C. Russell. will make it - one way or bcrts (l ), St. John's (2), 1 ( 1), Ship Col'e l.li led 2-1 after U )he teaching profession or this zatlons in one which in future I ;:2nd. H~.; .. Dr. 'A. Drown. another. By the usc of a little 1Brookfield, Spanish Huom, / Cove I I). ' and three to on1 century who will be remembLf\' would be known as the United · ~3rd. Dllo. B. Hallcll. care ·and . forethought, You al· TE A M IJ I p ! Marystown, Creston ( cpidc· 0\ Ell.\1.1. REPOl econd but the third s s 1 most czl·tmnly can too. I 1 • . s) ' Influenza-1Uu!. I ed for the remarkable contri· Church Women. " 24th. Rev. Dr. L. Burry, 111 1 the Caps score two bution made by her to the cdu· 26th. Rev. W. Kursehinski. SOME POI[';TERS . . · MQ vEM f. NT s ~HiCKEi'l POX: Jacksons I CANADA: ''l""'crr.:t; and then tie the H2re arc a few Slll'VI\'al llps I , Arm ), Tors Cove (1), st. piratory disea,e ~ational and cultural life of this All together women's organi· 27th. Rev. A. l\lontgomeric. 112 in the game. that may prol'c helpful: h . G B ( ) llnfluc z· [l province. zations of the United Church 28th. ~lr. J. Bourne. 2 11 v "Ducky" Barret I The proD'c1 that n"cs "-IFLD CANADA S'II>AM· Jo ns 12), oose ay · 1 a Iru; Commencing her teaching became obsolete on December i NOTE: If you arc not .able most· people longm before ' their ' " I ' SlliPS· tTnliTED. ·''1EASLES· · Co:nc ·r Brook, : ported . . from . Sa-· last skating center career at the early age of scv~n· 31st. 1961. On Sunday evening, 1 lo fill your place on this' time is lhc killing ordeal of ~I.S. Bedford II sailing from Pushlhr~ugh, .~lcCallani Dcct " U.~.. . ' I . string led the FIJ teen. Mrs. Butt taugl1t first at January 20th, at the U1uted · /D·/6 :ist will you please arrange for having to fare goin!i hack to /Halifax January 20th, due St. Lake, ::-l~cho~SI'lll.c .~e~wemJCS), oOn,_. Allzona. their first thre Change Islands, from where she Church, Harbour Grace, to I Service lect state, 1 substitute or contact Hev. S. work on ~londay. Ask your boss. John's January 22nd. St. Johns t~l. Spnnodale (1), sOllll,. Ilhno.s and · Neil Amadio scori 1\'cnt to Glol'crtown for one which all women arc invltcd as ' . federal c:nd city taxes and sell .1, Davies, .King's Bridge Road, if, instead of havin!( Saturdays I •s.s. Gulfport sailing from, Jacltso.ns Arm (7), Goose .Bay expcne.nc.ed · i . . Both players are ; gasoline as a sideline. u<~.o (Phone 8-2664) so that "Morn· (1) (1), '! year. Her next tweh•c years 1 well as men of the cOllgrc- and Sundays off, you can have I Halifax January 23rd, due st. ,Northern Arm Cata· rcspna.o.; dl·ca,e. coaches. · 1 werc spent at the ~lethodisl I galion. H is hoped that there , ing Devotions" may continue Sundays and ~londays. off. Tues-, John's Jam1ary 25th. tina ( l) _Ho~call (~). 1Vmts h~s tHen · Stan Breen, Jim ::l~a!OI Superior School at Bar Hoberts will be a larec attendance at ' without interruption through days are always cas!Cr to en- ~T.V. Fauvctte sailing from JNFLUE:>iZA; Corner Brook • the casual a~enl. and Bill Marlm I 1 the cit\' squad. where totla~·. many of her for· this service which will sec the HEJECT CIIAilGE the month of February. Thank durc th Phil, who pre! men" in goal to chubby Bru~ 1 from Portland Ore • of his 215 pou~ds h IMPORTED RUBBER FOOTWEAR fOR All THE FAMILY the month. DETROIT Placed his h .of enough shots ALL-RUBBER to give lasl·pla MEN'S . 5·3 win O\•er Detroil WHITE PULL The cure is not a Watson. A few ) LOW ZIPPER he was with R: OVER BOOT Lome Bril ·~ --· l J . I ' I I 1 1 1 ll .~V~A~IL~Y~\:'E::\~V:S~~S~T~.~J~O~H~N~·s~.~N~F~·I~.U~.~~.:~·~~·~l'L~'I:n~JA~r,~.~IA:N:(~A~R~Y~20~,~1~9~~~------~------~------~~------~------~------~~ ' I, ' Memorial In First I AII-Nfld. I" :;.,' . Edge Crusaders 45~44(aps Need One For Final~ ' . '.' i I Drop Junior CeeBees 6-1 i ' . ' I JACK FAULKNER League :>;EXT WEEK'S GAi\IES 9.30-London, New York \'S C. A. Hubley. Section A Canada Packers vs A\'alon Telephone. Jlon(by:- 7.GIJ-\\'alsh's Bakery 1'5 Thnrsda)·:- I. F. Perlin. 7.CO-Xfld. Coal & Oil \'S Roy.al Stores Ltd. \'S Terra .\'o•:a Jlotor;. . l'\ild. Brewcn·. Purit)· Factories rs R.15-Colonial Corrbgr I'S I. F'. Pt>rlin. E. F. BJrnrs. B.l5--Han·is & lli;rnck n H~l'\'l')' & Co. I'S \\'~!,h'; F\;lKCI')', JmpPrial Oil. E. F. Barnes rs Cnmm. 9.30--Fiol'.'rin~ Bros. ,.,, Cables. :\'fld. T. & E l'o. !1.30-.\'flrl. T & E. l'o. \'S East F:nrl B:l~rt')' rs Ro.,·al Stores. G1 cat E:1Siern Oil. Feildi.nn Colonial Corda~e 1·s ' Haney & Co. : \\'rclnr,cl;l~·:- 1 7.00-t:u:·ncs; \\'ith)· 1·s PracUce. Pilri:rr & _"\[Onror. Section B 0 ·Kerf r's G roc cry rs :\!!d. Lil'ht & Poll'er. ~1omby:- 8.15-Braakfield l's E1· !nin·g 7.00-Dun·E:·ad;trect I'S Telegram. . Daily Ne\·:s. _j Ayrc'~ Ltd. vs Bcnn~tt ' Import )ioturs I'S • ·~· ~I Domion )!:lchincrr. ) ,.i. ~ -l 8.1:>-Bmwning-H:m·cy ys Top-Tone Cleaners. Colonial (,ara~c 1'5 Can. Pac. Tclr. 9.30--T. )Jc~lurdo & Co. IS N.A.F.EL. I Can. Gen. F.lcctric 1'5 y J. B. :\!itchcll. Alleys 1 and 2 7.00-Baine-J ohnston v; Baptist vs Ascension Bl Standard )lfg. Co. Alle·~ 3 and 4 Merit Insurance vs Wesley B vs 'st. James Bl Bursey's Trucking. Alleys 5 and .6 8.15-C.N.l.B. vs United St. Mary's A vs S. Army A2 Towns Electric. Steers Ltd vs Chas. i 9.45: R. Belt Ltd. Alleys 1 nml 2 9.30-Gus Winter Ltd. vs ' St. Thomas A vs Gower A2 A. llarve>' & Co. :lbmmy's ll:1kr•ry vs I. Alleys 3 and 4 ! ~ Curling Notes St. Alden's B vs St James B2 I 'an. ~brroni t'o. Alleys 5 nnd 6 Tlnn·,ltay:- Cochrane Al vs Cochrane A2 I I' ~ L\DIE~· REGl'I .. \R BON· resulls of the round robin ocr- I SPiEl, ~!0:0\D,\ Y ies were: · I'· 7.00-Geral I ·.. .'. • ..• ,- ·.,.-r,:- ;•··. ···~·· -:• -, BOARD HOUSE OUT j HURRY UP, CL'/DE,l'Gi'5 ' ltl.li! !-IE!'.E- CDMt:51l-\l\l Ell 't OFFGHORE: Wlt-lO, AND 1-\"E:'LL !3ACK '{OLltt-lTO A CORNEl'; AN' TALK llt-\Tit. 'IOUfl \'l1Li/.-HEiF(APPED M'E. FOR LAST t-1161-\T AN' GAFF EO Paymul toe 11 11 1& - V. -;a MUCI-I 1-\1';0 iEEii-\ P • ' l '' '"- • ----- ·-· ------~--·---·~,______,.. ___ . __ ..... ~,~---.----....-- ...... ~ - . ( . \ ', ! ! :1' 0 I FOR FUEL & STOVE · OI.L I' '• : I . ' j DELIVERIES ....' • '.f .• ·-~·· ~ ·' ! ••• 1 I DIAL ·8-3001 to .8~3005 '; . CONCEPTION BAY SOUTH AREA - DIAL 'TOPSAIL EXCHANGE ...... 8-72161 :! :: ' --c;-J I' . I ' ' ; N THE GREAT EASTERN OIL CO. LTD. I j --·I :J And TV Programmes • JACOBY or Torbay Tower ON BRIDGE 9.31-Thc Big Six Show x; ...... '-'!~-~-~wet~. 10.00-News 11.02-The Big Top Ten . CBC 10.05-The Stork Club 11.30-The Night Show SLICK PLAY Bv WILSON SCr\UGGS 12.00-The Night Show FOOLS SOUTH \', Januan 20th. 10.08-The George Cawdry r=~;.;:==~ ife Show 12.00-The Night Ehow 10.30-Ncws Headlines 12.55-News·Weather-Time By OSWALD JACOBY 'f':Si~y OUI· 10.31-The George Cawdry 1.05-Closedo...:;w;.;;n~---- A rubber bridge game at the 1 ~ fe insur. Show ~ Arizona Club in Phoenix rcrs LH! :;ews 10.35-Ncws brought out one of the best . rat~d that ot the ~!orning. VOWR· I sews and 11.00-Georgc Cawdry Show plays or 1961. ' pay out Weath~r 11.30-News Headlines SUNDAY, January 21st, North and South arrived at I d11 idends •t..llll!l'." Clock. 11.55-News a reasonable six·diamond con· :1a1p been 12.00-Gcorge Cawdry Show ~O~O-Tell us Story tract after an excellent bidding 1 • the nmt 12.30-News 1 sequence. I don't intend to gel 12.35-Gcorge Cawdr)' Show 10.15-Story Time with Nancy into a discussion of the merit d1r!~ that 12.45-~'ishcrman's Fo1·ecast Edwards of any slam bid ,especially trable Year 12.55-News 10.30-Hymns we Love of six no-trump as opposed to !~ and wil) 1.00-Gcorge Cawdry Show 10.45-0rgan Music six diamonds. lnl'H~!! b 1.15-Worid of Sports 11.00-St. Andrew's Presby. Anyway, South was in six , cr~. Church 1.30-News Summary 12.15-Musical Moments diamonds. Dummy'a queen of 1.45-Gcorge Cawdry Show . spades held the first trick and t~IAS 2.00-Ncws Headlines 12·31}-V.O.W.R. Presents the deuce of diamonds was led · - P. l 2.01-Sage Brush :)am Show 12.45-Hlgh Adventure thr flrm o! ;'-MiMUfiiCCr! Choice 1.00-Ciosc Down from dummy. Now, see If yon ~up)l ar.d Farm Program 2.30-News Headlines 6.00-Muslc of the Masters can figure out how South, a elected Dal' Serenade. 2.31-Sagc Brush Sam Show 6.30-Hospltal and other Re very good player, managed to rrnin~ com. Bulletin. 2.55-N ews ports go down. 1\real Stock ,.,_u'"".''' Program 3.0()-Jligh Time 6.40-Dr. Ritchie F. Bell The answer to the problem r.un\ metinr ;\ews and 11 cather j 3.30-News Headllnes 6.55-Daily Meditation is that George Richardson, who t:r~rla)'. Mt. Stamp Club I 3.31-High 'f•me 7.00-Rcllgiou! .Service from sat East, played the jack of dia· I.ar.Jil! of !.1-~tllll':11 Randezl'ous 3.55-Ncws Wcslcy United Church monds. on the deuce. ('~ Obs. Tsme I 4.00-High Time 8.00-0rgan Music West took his ace of trumps 4.30-Ncws Headlines 8.15-Eventlde Echoes and led another spade. South - The COli I 4.31-lligh Time 8.45-The Question Box won, led the three of diamonds, ntrrbury Ill' I 9.15-1'he Lll'lng Word I 8.30-Thc Search · noted the fall of the five spot a propolal 5.00-Suppcr Serenade 9.00-Sunday Chorale I from West, thought a while, ;:and clergy· ! 5.30-New.; Headlines 9.15-When a Child Asks and played dummy'& eight of to take p!)'· ;!-l!l~trop •' -- ~ ---· ~-,-- ..._:·:·-~~:·· ~-- ·-;-- --.--::· _ .. ··--.:··- --·:~~--.. - .• ::· .. ~·-:·····. .. _, ... ,. ;··:· .... ~----~- --··:·; ... ,.. --;·~- ···- .. •,, . :.':.. j. 14 THE DAILY NEWS, ST. JOHN'S, NFLD., SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, i'o. pj\lLY .NEWS ! . I Whe-re ·--r;; Stai:!l ward Centennial! Balsam Hotel .:1 By an Baha'i Grows To I FREE II BARNES ROAD i male By WARD CANI'i'EJ, ings have tal>cn root through- says Bill Scars, one of the Ba- station as a disc jockey. With I LbCAL KILLED KIN Newspaper Enterprise Assn. out the world. ha'i administrators or "Jiand; what I had, it paid just enough Pr2scription I Situated in the heart of the~! FRESH Accountant NEW YORK (NEAl - "At In 99 years. Bah~'i assem- of the Faith," stem both from to keep the family under a City. II first I didn't believe it m~·sei!," blies have sp•·cad to 25B na· the changing needs of society thatched roof and with food on PICK-UP . Quiet, Comfortable Atmos- 'i MEATS Part or full time Boy· · Bob Quigley reports. "There I lions. Ey next year's centen- throughout history and from the table for three and a half phere. i Apply was chucking everything. The nial celebration an inter na· the subsequently added dogma years. and DELIVERY For Reservations and I FRESH SAUSAGES l house. The office. The banlt tiona! assembly will he fune· and interpretations made by "I'd tape a week's shows and information: A SPECIALTY • account. Eleven network showo~ tlonin~. appropriatei)', in the, falli!Jle church leaders. then go out a•d explain Baha'i. S~RVICE Box 817 -Newspa · ••• everything." Holy Land. i ·Is progressive revelation, "You don't push · anybody I . DiaiS-6336 ~ POULTRY, PORT, VEAL, . .And that was how TV pro· "' 111 • , wlthout mirarlcs, \'isions, rit· around. You don't threaten . c/o DAILY NEWt SER MRS. JOHN FACEY, .Jan20,23,25 I : dueer ~ti:;le)' went to live in "For in the Baha'i view:·• ual, dthcs, paid clergy or rigid them with eternity, You just. 1. , Resident ~tanagcrcss. SALT MEAT . ; Africa. It is how doz~ns of i says Arthur Dahl of the Na· hierarchy enough to bind the explain and live what you he· I I ! ' TOO~ : other successful Americans have i tiona! Spiritual Assent1;Jly at faithf•JI together? lieve." :) m31,tf fi I_= --"·! . been uprooting themselves fo~. Wilmette, ill., "the unlmow- Baha'i can point ·to growth And after your money ruw Please Take \' · , r?~eign homes and tmcet·tain' a~le fot·ce which i~ rcspon· in the past 10 years · alo_nc I out? , , h1cs. s1hl~ for all creation, God. t1rom 2,000 local asscmhhc;, "Y " · FR~S~~ t~ 011 1 1 B I ' It Is how the or, and assbts the apex of, to more than 7,000. By ccn-; • , wn:c, Bnb rcli~iun ~uidr> 1 cn?, ~ Qt~lll·011 Baha'i can now mark its 90ih His creation, mankind, by per·[ tcnnial time that number may 1 ;ul hl hopkc -~~11 ;nld'·1 . ~·\\ ~. 011 RABBITS 4 19 )'ear-and promise the· world 1 iodicall)' sending an Educator." lil;ely have dou!Jled c, ~ a Jo.J t a ma e ~ 1 janl!l, 1mlh 27 a. remarkably widespread ccn- I Pruycrs at a Baha'i asscm· I Why? · ~nOl.tg m?.n~y so you can_ g~ 1------• ______i 10 lbs. Lllcal T 10 1 Good 23 cet\lcnnial. cclchration. blv· will ' therefore include I • • • onack. theLucl,ll~ tnp hacl·-agot a hot show al~.l GREAT EASTERN ;)- Smce 18G3 when the son of words from all of the world's TV producer Quigley's ex-1 1 , 'd - ' , Morning, · Biblets lh. 13 29 a Persian government minister, spiritual educators-from Bud·! pericncc is one big reason. ca led Vt eo Vtllage. OIL & IMPORT 24 jailed for dissident religious dha to Zuroasler-maldng all "It's the way you lil•e. It's "It's doing all ri~ht. 1'1•e CO LTD ldng Sugar 1 1 beliefs, felt "the !!lory of God" rcli~ions one. the example you set. been able to get to the open- '' ' Neighbor I s 26 and took th~ phrase for his The secmin!( wide differ· "\\'c got to Africa and I ing of a Baha'i temple in Ugan- Radio, Television, Washers. . Pluoe consider us Just· Oran~e uic<' htl. 30 tblf ••• your friends and 1 J 51 11 name (Bahaa'u'ilahl, his teach- cnces nmon.: their tca'cllings, found a job in a local radio da, Africa, and one in Sydney, Refrigerators, Deep Freezers neiahbon. If we """ help . .)!lr . ------··-·------! Electric Ranges. 2 18 ... -·--· ------·-4- ...... ··-··--·--- Floor Polishers. you in any way wit& ~ your Insurance problcm.t, For Fast Delivery of 3 20 Gramophones .fuel call. .. Stove Oil and Furnace Oil ~I a.me II C:"ffcc Btl Public Address Systems 21 mThP Peaches 2.q nz. · · 12 Capitol Paramount 'l'ape Recorders DIALS-4249 9 17 Rlll'AIRS AND SERVICE REG. T. MORGAN WelfarC' orders ~itt Now Playing -fg tiWl .... u"m 5 I.NES Special Coal for Grates Today DIAl, 8·3001 to 8-3005 INSURANCE ALSO prompt attention. .Srmil McGIVERN Ttmpl~ Building, OuckwOt'rh St.. 7 22 llilrhlol 1r Ht-r ~ "'!'-"""•" Birch Junks and Kindling GAR\' COOPER STREET DJ,\J, 8-0370 • 8-3756 All trucks radio equipped. DEBOR.-\H KERR IN "EXODUS'' W!Tll A CAST wATER Pretty's G OF TIIOUSANUS-INCLUD· TilE STORY: The ~Jar· I pic and lug!(age going out into jan2B,1y "THE NAKED EDGE'' PIIO:\'E ~-469.1 lNG PAUL NEWMAN, quesa refused to build a road I the world. Stickers frolll Nice '------~ 7 Spencrr Street Sincp Edgar Allen roc father· E\'A ~IARIE SAINT al)d past Thr. Snail, a l'llln Dennis and Paris and Madrid and Nrld. ed the modern myster~· story, R,\LPll RICIIARDSON Campbell has rented, But I Rome and New York. E1:cry· 'i'•_____ ...., ___ _, Armature the suspense thriller has be· _ Dennis Is an undaunted body on the move but steady ' HUSSEY 1S Wcrka come the most popular of the Production of the Otto Pre· Englishman. old Dennis. as I prose forms. And, in the adap· mingcr film. "Exodus," started I • , •, •, "Somcwhcr_e alon? th~ line 1 HARDWARE Bambrick I lion of entertainment trcn~s 011 the streets of Haifa on a CHAP fi.R 'Ill began planmng tins tnp. Go- 1 Street I IOne Pa~sen.~er Boa! t9ward motion pictures as a par- • sunday ... but it was a work·\ . The Snail was a drc~ry old ing to make up for all those 179 NEW GOWER STREE'I ALL CONSOI Dial 8-7191·2 ~ ------, tons. efptipped 1rilh t1al replacement for books, the I ing day in hracl where Satur·' l'llla ll'tlh large rooms and nar· ! years with one grand gesture. 1 Dt\L 8-3655 BEENCLAL\1 A ! thriller has held its own as the ' day is the Sabbath. little.! ro~v windows barred with iron · That's what's funny, I suppose. ------1 h.p. Keh-in diesel · most popular form. :\ot even more than three months later, I gnll-work. There was a wide , That I'm stuck in this ridicu·! 1 SPECIALS ELECTRICAL I and all modem ... the hardy western, though 1 on a barge anchored next to the terrace, howe1•er, and the: lous spot, and wish to heaven numerically ~trongcr, has been Iship Exodus in the middle of plumbing was fairly reliable.' I'd never left England." APPLICANCES ences. :\m one 1 · LIGHT FIXTURES able to topple the "whodunit" Famagusta harbor on Cyprus, We sat outside overlooking a •·well, being practical, what ALL TYPES & Help Kin from its pre-eminent place. , ~lr. Prcmin"cr called "Cut! large garden which needed at· are vou going to do?" HEAP PARTNERS ed. Appl~· In part, this has been because Print·" for the last time and tcntion badly. - "1. haven't a clue. There's FINEST PRICES (NFLD.) Ltd. p 0 B 1 o! a succession of great motion photography on the picture was The hedges of dwarf cypress nothing to do, it seems." PAINTS Wiring Materials, Wire and INSURANCE ' ' OX pictures in the suspense milieu completed. It is now playing hadn't been clipped in months, He came with me to the gate. BENJMUN 1\lOORE Cables, Motors, Starters, ST. JOH~'S • -pictures like "Rebecca," today at the Paramount Thea· and their coarse irregular Dennis said uncxpcctadely, Lamps, Switche.!, Lil!htinK jan20.1wk 1\lATCIILESS "Suspicion," "Witness for the tre. It is a United Artists rc· fronds shifted sluggishly with "What's the name for shovel Fixtures, ~tc. Expert W Prosecution" and the recent lease. the wind. in Spanish?'' GENERAL I WAREHOUSE: PIUNCE'S ST. · amash success "Psycho." "Exodus" is the first major I said, "Now listen, Dennis; 1 told him. "What's on your I DIAL 8-5088 : CHRONO~U::Tt;RS ·Now, Pennebaker· Baroda Pro- American film to be produced let me repeat my first advice. mind?" 1 asked. HARDWARE ·------~~~~~----- duotions has come up with the In 'Israel. Part of it also was Don't waste your time in Spain Dennis filled his lungs with nov27,2mths FIRE INSURANCE newest entry in the suspense shot on the island of Cyprus brooding about this place." a deep breath. There was a sweepstakes, "The Naked and its dramatic story, based "That's easy enough for you peculiar gleam in his eye. "I'm CROSBIE & CO., Ltd. ·Edge," which set a blazing new on the teon Uris best-selling to say. You're not the one be· ooing to do the job myself," he -, Agr.nts for pace in the field, Based on a novel, plays against the color· ing laughed at." ~aid. UNDERWRITERS AT 5!ory idea hitherto unexploitcd ful backgrounds of' these two "You sound like some squeak- "What do you mean? What BeWs Cafeteria LLOYDS. I by films, it is now playing at the countries with their vivid re· ing hdolescent. Who's laughing job?" . LIMITED LOW RA'fES Capitol Theatre. mlnders of ancient and madt'l'n at you?" "The job starV\g me in the DIAL 8·5031 I Max Ehrlich's highly success- history. Dalton Trumbo . wr.otc "She .Is." Dennis gestured face. I've got three months. I'm , Open 6 days a week: 9-6 1110NDAY: 9-2.30. ful novel, "First Train to Baby. the screenplay for the epte !tim violently toward the Marqucsa's going to build this bloody 1 FRIDA\': 9-9.30, INSURANCE AGENTS Ion," Is the source of the Un'ued which was photographed in villa. "Didn't you see her? road." Walch our window for the St:RVI~ Artists release, which has as its Techntcotor and Super Pana- Smiling at the odd Engli~hman! • • • daily SPECIAL dinner. AND BROKERS peg a blackmail letter in a mail rision, with Academy Award Teasing him! I imagine she'll or course at that time I had AVALON no notion he was serious. I JOB BROTHERS I, sack stolen by train robbers. It winning Sam Leavitt behind the dine out on this for weeks. 8ELVS also cater for: WATER AT Is recovered five )'cars later cameras. "I didn't get that impression. felt his bold announcement was Private Parties - Banquets & COMPANY, Ltd. and delivered to the original The plot covers the period But maybe you deserved it. You a temperamental outburst, like - Club l\leels - Weddings. Water Stret! addressee-and opened by his from 1\tay, 1947, through Decem· weren't exactly behaving like that of a small boy vowing to etc. DIAL 8-2658 .;._ 8-4123 PASSENGER NOTICES wile, her of the same year, a month Lord Chesterfield. Ranting, run off to sea- after a spanking- For Reservations From this Intriguing bcgtn- after the United Nations Gen- shaking your finger in her face. But that evening when I DIAL 8-7094 REG. T. MORGAN CONI"ECTION WEST RUN ning, Joseph Stefano,· who era! Assembly adopted n rcso- You were in her home, a guest went down to the Bar Central dec4.1mth PLACE:STIA BAY lNSURANCE. Ltd. Train "The Caribou" leaving v.Tote "Psycho," has fashioned lulion calling for the establish· in her country, remember that." I found groups on the te.rrace •------..J Temple Bldg., P.0. ox 168, a taut, compelling story that ment of a Jewish State in Pal· "I'd hardly describe a firm buzzing with rumors and spec· St. John's 12:01 p.m. Monday, 341 Duckworth St. Januarv 22nd will make connec COl unfolds with growing suspense csline. statement of principles as ulation about some mad Eng. DIAL 80370 or 8·1756 under Michael Anderson's · Preminger's cameras convert· 'ranting,'" Dennis said, stand· Iishman's attempt to repair the-., tion vi~ Placentia Junction and Argcnlia with ~l.V. "Petite I direction. And to round out the cd .!mel, and particuJarly the ing to make himself another road to the Snail. 1 DRUG STORES ' . package of top entertainment, Galilee area, into a huge movie drink. "But supposing I did It seems he had bought a i Forte'' on West Run Placentia New Tel~ executive producers George set, _With · fam.ous landmarks rant. I've got reason to. This pick-ax, a rake and shovel from I Bay. 1 the hardware store, and had i M. CONNORS Ltd. Glass and Walter Seltzer have I pla~·mg a pronunent part Ill the trip is more than a holiday for Prescriptions Pickup and COl\:\'ECTION BA V RUN spent most of the afternoon ! CiiSt Gar)' Cooper and Deborah action. and addmg t~ the au- me-it's well, I don't know, it's delivery service. PLACENTIA BAY Kerr in roles that represent a · thclllc_tt)' or the film. The a goal I've set for myself. I've hacl i : I. ' . . iI: 1. : I . ~ " ' , i . ~ . ·eo ··-~-·-••.-.4l~l_...~,-·-'--~-~~~--1-l-, · CAN ACCOMMODATE two ! male boarders. Short dis· I tancc from lllemorial Uni· I Dr. W. D. PARSONS versily. Phone 8-36032. · '•. l --.,------KINSMEN Announces the opening of an office for CASH .PAID FOR-Comics. DINING - DANCING the practice of Internal Medicine magazines, and pocket I . I novels. John D. Snow, 9 Open Daily 5 p.m; . ' 1 at 1 Boys' Club Ncw Gower Street, Pho:te I : 1 1 Cinema Scope 9 p.m. each A Spccia111eeting of Terra Nova Council 94 BONAVENTURE AVENU'E 86808. jan16,lm Sunday. No. 1452 Knights of Columbus will be THE CENTRAL BARBER · Door Prize Wed., Fri., Sat._ Newspaper BINGO held on I, PHONE 8-7938 OFFICE HOURS I SllOP-We are uuw operat I' ;o :: ~17 BIGGEST MENU IN.,, ': By Appointment. ! ing 10 chairs, you can be I' . SERIES NO. 56 assured of prumpt, effict· ST. JOHN'S NEWs Janu~ry I janl6,17,20 ! ' Tuesday, 23rd, em, sanitary service No 'I I ...... : TODAY'S NUMBERS • At 8.30 'p.m. ~.-.,- -,-·-·,-·-·-·-·-··-·.-·-··-·-·,-·-··-·---~~- waiting problem, 24 New Unique and Intimate Gower Street opposite Ade· Candidates are requested to present them- !aide Motors, Ltd. Private Parties Welcome •. : · :'\otice 1 Dr. M. F. HOGAN Inquire about "Party Prices" selves at 7.30 p.m. .· GLADY'S BEAUTY SUOPI'E -~tAL B I N G 0 cor. Bond and Prescott Sts. By Order of G.K. Phone 8·4951·8·7898. Speci· CALL 90026 Hl 44 59 73 Dentist qrs ,- A. MALONEY, Recorder, alizing in cold waving, hair 36 47 65 331 DUCKWORTH STREET styling, cutting and tinting, ~3""' 34 49 70 manicuring, facials etc., 14 New Telephone Numbers are: operators, no waiting. 2.9 33 51 61 oct20,1yr 2.-1 39 54 71 FOR SALE OFFICE ...... 8-3255 ~(i 38 53 66 HO:tviE ...... ,...... 8~3660 DO YOU NEED your Spring· 32 filled mattress re-conditton· 30 50 64 jan17,20 ed or your All Wool mat 'TODAY 10:30 a.m •. , , ~ 1S 40 56 USED SUPER-MARKET FIXTURES -,, tres-s re-picked, and recov· CHILDREN'S SI\ATI~G ~ll 55 ered, your bedspring or day· Five (5) Checkout Counters, complete bed re-wired or your furni 2:15 p.m. " ~l The whole town is talking about I~ ture re-upholstered. If so SR. COLLEGE HOCKEY with cigarette display racks, sackers' AND SKATING 9 17 the Sensational Call us. Items called for bench, garbage bins and shuttles. and delivered Rates lowest P.W.C. vs. S.B.C. ONE (1) SELF-SERVICE. BAKERY obtainable. Keats Mattress Children ...... , 25 Cents 7 22 Factory, 16 Mount Royal Adults ...... 50 Cents FIXTURE-% inch plywood, approx. 26 Avenue. Phone 92754, feet long, with five shelves; white enamel 8·2656. 8 p.m. Both light and dark. -----·-1 Jr. N.A.li.A. Semi-Finals finish, metal standards and brackets; Capitals vs. CeeBees UNWANTED HAIR complete with laminated price molding. Because they are the best in the whole wide world Vanish away with Saca·Pelo Saca· Ptlo is dUEuent. 1t does not dissoh·e Dr Reserved .... .'...... $1.00 -No headaches-~o upset stomach aches-and that remove hair from the surface, but pene· Gen. Admission 50 Cents. wonderful taste-"Smooth man, smooth." If you tratt's and retards growth o£ unwanted hair. Lor-Beer Lab.· Ltd., Ste. 5, 679 ~======~~· A.yre's Supermarket Ltd. have tried them, tell your friends. If not-just ask. Granville St .• VancOU\'er 2, B.C. - Remember JON CANOE RUMS, light and dark, EXTRA EAR!\'1:"/Gs 1 Expert Repairs ALL CO:\SOLATION PRIZES HAVE Phone 80221. Mr. Roberts are guaranteed, So always ask for them by name •. We offer a non-conflicting line 1 BEE:\ CLAn lED. t? commission salesmen tr~vel· 1' to Radios Vacuum Clean- (Not inserted by the Board of Liquor Control) hng throughout the Provmce. I ' . h Our men sell to hotels, restaur· Iers, nne F1 oor Po 115 ers V. 0. N. PLAY AT ants, ?ffices, sch?ols, hospita!s, \and all household . ap f~ctortcs! etc. Htghest commis·j pliances. Help Kin - Halp Kiddies swns patd weekly on all orders ___ ,______received pius full commissi'on on 7 HENRY STREET HOME CARDS plentiful ·r~peat business. We • are the leaders in the field. !\Ian· Phone 8-59804· m~·s · NOTICE ager ready to interview you The time of Play has been extended, from now. No cash investment Full jan20,22,23 Expert Watch Repairs January 31 to February 28. Score sheets, ------or part-time. All replies treat· ------·-- THE OFFICE and SHOP ed in the strictest confidence. to be returned by March 6. Anyone re Complete details from certified Statutory Notice .. quiring tickets please pl1one the President, of Electric Company; Dundas, Ont. Mrs. Botham at 8-2505. jan13,20,27feb3 In the matter of the Estate- of Stanislaus Kennedy, late· of C. A. HUBLEY LTD. Nashua, In the State of New Hampshire, United States" of CITY OF IT • .JOHN'I WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS America, engineer, deceascid. All persons claiming to ·be MONDAY THRU FRIDAY creditors of or who have any claims or demands upon or af· feeling the Estate of Stanislaus From 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Kennedy late of Nashua afore· • • • • said, engineer, deceased, ·.are AVALON CREDIT JEWELLERS SATURDAY 9A.M. to 5 P.M. hereby requested to send par. WATER AT ADELAiDE PIIONE 8·7829 ticulars thereof, In writing, duly ST. JOHN'S MUNICIPAL COUNCIL attested, to the undersigned Office and Showrooms only until solicitors for the administrator of the estate of the said deceas· further notice ed on or before the 21st, day 'an13 20,27feb3 NOTICE Prompt Delivery On of January A.D. 1962 after BENNETT BREWJNG • STOVE OIL which date the Administrator • FURNACE OIL will proceed to distribute the COMPANY, LIMITED The following License Fees are due, and • HARD COAL said Estate having regard only persons liable are reminded that payment • SOFT COAL to the claims of which he shall Surprise Your Friends • IRON FIRE~lAN then have had notice. Numb~srs must be made at once. Failure to comply HEATING EQUIP!'IIENT Dated at St. John's this 18th New Telephone with .this ,request will necessitate sterner day of December A.D. 1961. :I action. Serve Newfoundland Coffee KNIGHT, PHELAN and HA WKI!\'S, Auctioneers ...... $25.00 Solicitol'6 for the Administrator. Juke Box Owners ...... -...... 25.00 A La JON CANOE • ADDRESS: · · Junk Dealers ...... 25.00 Board of Trade Building, Into a well heated cup pour strong coffee add llh Water Street, St. John's, , 8-7345~ \I I I!~ Billiard Tables ...... 10.00 spoonfuls of sugar or 3 lumps, add 1Jh oz. of I . Newfoundland. . · Bowling Alley (per bed) ...... 10.00 JON CANOE RUM Taxi Cabs (Operators) ...... 20.00 then FLOAT some lightly whipped cream in - by Taxicabs (Drivers) ...... 5.00 pouring it gently over the top of a spoon. CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN 8-7914 Do not stir this magical dream. Just drink it E. B. FORAN, . through the floating cream. IF CHAFE MAKES THE CLOTHES. I I City Clerk, Remember JON CANOE iq the world famous RUM. So no other rum will do, it must be JON CANOE ! Wm. l. CHAFE .. 8-6359 Made by a modern secret process. TAILOR I (Not inserted by Board of Liquor Control) 4 HOLDSWORTH ST. ! ASSISTA.NT R~EGISTERED I : I ; I. I,. : i ILE RECORDS 'LIBRARIAN I TION TAXI FUEL! FUEL! FUEL! FUEL! I l 'Required for a 600 bed hpspital, Saint ! l When you need oil I :.-1952, John, N.B. Organized Department, good I i Here's what to do: ' I 'TER 193 SIR? • salary scale, pension plan. Apply to: I ' I DIAL '. I DR. C. R. TRASK, i: li !: DIRECTOR, !' ~ .. CALL SAINT JOHN GENERAL HOSPITAL, UNION OIL 8aa2822 •· j SAINT JOHN, N.B. When you need oil-You need us I , jan18,31, ,: ! ; ·'·'I :I MONEY TO LOAN I :. " I "' ...... ;;,( I! ~x~•::xx WE HAVE Y.X XX I XX X)( I. YO-IlO-HO ... xxxxxxXX XX I : xxxxx ,. ' I XX XX II XX XY. X and a bottle of XXX XX MOVED X XX X XX I 'I Our hew address is now RUM PRESCRIPTION .. 253 Duckworth Street, .FOR PAYING BILLS There is A "BEST" in St. John's - PAY 'E&I OFF 'II'ITII A •. everything. LO'II'.COST, Llf'E·INSURED BOGDEN'S. P. 0. :BOX E-5787 .(XX XXX XXXX XXXX X X X XXXXXxxi' XXX X X X X x XX .and of all the RUMS on the Spanish Main, the strongest is OLD xx xxxxx 'Phone 8-0367 · . ~XX XXX XXXX X X )( XXXX X XXXX X X JOHN "SILVER," THE PRIDE OF TRI~AD. X X X X X XX X • XXXX X XXXX X X X , - TAXI " X X X X X Xll·'' •.; )( XXXX X X X l{ c ~ote Change of Telephone Nun;Jbersl ,I .. MONTREAL The Rum acclaimed for its Taste and Quality. LOAN ."OLD JOHN SILVER RUM" has many rivals, but no equal ow. 8-7100~8·6224 TRUST THE BANK OF CO. (Not Inserted by Board of Liquor Control) NOVA SCOTIA janl7,41 ...•. , '•' .• ·~·-.c .. 1 1 I·:.: :------~------_;,--::=====/=::;~------T-l_l;f.=:=D=A=IL=1=' =N=E'=v=s,:s:T:. :JO:I:lN='=s,=N=· F=· L=D=·=s=A=TU=R=D=A=Y=, =JA=N=''C= A:R:Y:2:::o, THE NEW SM~ AT THE: Actions Of · .93rd. Spe~ial Offer HE ACJ BULBS ~~~~. SIGN: rra Nova M FOR INDOOR Labour Board· Meeting 1 PLANTING ~~ t':E I A Handsome Styrene 1 ! ·~ · The Newfoundland Labour (2) The board rejected an union, having chosen the Su GIANT ~fJJ- OOK ilrlilions Board held its ninet~·· application for certification preme Court of Newfounrllaml : third meeting on 10 and 11 from Hotel and Restaurant Em· as the medium for deciding this AMARYLLIS January, 19.62. pj\oyccs and Bartenders Inter· issue, cannot now bring the 1 plus · f"o1lowing is an arcount of national Union, Local 779 nf· matter to the Labour Relations GLOXINIAS I .MET A LADY a the actions taken and decisions feeling Towns and · Country Board while th,c matter is still FRAME Howard Spring ... $4.50 -· rendered during that mcctir,g Restaurant on the grounds that before the court, PAPER WHITES FEAR IS THE KEY Certifications Grantc11 there was attempt by the union C 1 111 of Failure to 1 5 X 7 Enlargement The board certified Hotel and 1 to falsify uni?n records ~ilh omp n~egotlate · Alistair MacLean 3.50 Restaurant Emp!O)'ees and Bar· 1 regard to dntmg of . rec~:p~s. I tenders International Union and further that there was ap· · During its November meet· JUST PLANT IN THE JUDAS TREE of your favourite IX Local 779 as the bargainin~ parent coercion of emplo~·eqs inc the board considered n STONES AND WATER A. J, Cronin ...... 5.25 · al(ent for a unit of employees to join the union. The bohrd complaint of failure to nr.~:oti· THE .BURNING I of Georgetown Rca\1)' Comp:m~· will issue "Reasons for De ale filed by Transport and tHEN WATCH THEM · Limited. trading under the I cision" in this case·. Allied Workers Union, Local i GROW SHORE i ·Snap-Shot , firm name of Corner Tavrrn.! , 855 gninst Royle Exca\•nliug 1 Ellcstou Trevor 4.oo: The unit comprises all ~m·l .\pJieal under Section 62 or the ~ompnny Lilnited, ~nd at that 1 THUNDER BALL ployees save and except mnn·l l.abour Relations Act hme postponed actiOn on the i :,·J: a~cr and part·time cmployre> ! The board considered an ap· complaint pending invcstigatio'l i Tan Fleming ...... 3...... ' Negative worldn~ less than twenty-four ; plication from Transport and of certain defects in the appli· , WINTER'S TALES hours a week. ! A1licd Workers Union,· Local cation. Following inl'cstigation i I Edited Snow and I ,\pplicatlons lor Certification i 855 requesting the board to de· of the complaint the compan)· 1 _, 1 3,/;). ·:. Rejected . 1 tcrn~inc .whether or. not the in~icated its'.willingnc~s to hal'· i Johnson ...... :'!ll'fiAIIN LA~ES, Cc · II\ The board reJected an , ccrt1ficahon order mucd to gam col\ccllvely w1th th~ 1 AN ONLY CHILD .. .5.00. Sunday to Me Application for certification ! that union on 7 No\·embcr, union. In view of the fact that SEED CO., LTD., ONLY eac~ ~THE SERPENT'S 79c from Hotel and Restaurant Em· i 10fi9 affecting In·ing Oil, Lim· the union hns since rcpm·tcd , 410 WA 'J'ER STREET. ' C homes and a c plo.l'ccs and Bartenders Inter·[ iled, St. .fohn's, applies to per· thnt ncgotir.tions · ha\'c pro· Phone t32~. St. John'• ,OIL Six bodies, inclu national l'nlon Local 779 af·' sons engaged as distributors of gresscd satisfactorily the board I Farley :Mowat ....5.00 , their shattered fcctin:: 1\rnmount ~lute! on the [ the company's products and if dismissed the complaint. ~-_...... _~-~~-"""'---"""'--~~~-·I THE GREAT SIEGE . for only ::rounds of no majority as de· i >o to amend the order of ccr· The board has scheduled its 2 about five. !ermined b)· a rcprcscntal't•ll , tifiration accorrlin~:ly. next meeting for 13 February, "" F S Ra'vers Ernie Bradford .... 5.00 • ! tntc, 1 1'hc hoard ruled that the' 1962. ~~o~r • • • ;T WAS BORN From same neuatiw1.., .. e threat of a New Chairman TOMORROW llillilten families livir Grace Nies Stands vertically or horizonla lly. troops hel~ed res their bciongmgs. An :Created 1 New Tr.ade Services Bra nee Dr. F. S. Rivers, chirf dirP.c· Fletcher .. . . . , . 4.50 said the new · 01 1 1 ~ Ol'TAI\'A, Ont. - Thr linn. Commit lee on Pacific Coast abroad. , tor of educntionEfrlor tti~e ~ a1r1 1°e·. H.OLL OF HONOUR · 011 the slopes . I · h . h I Department0 of •, uca 10n. IS • · • kl O closer to Tv•!n I Gcort:c llees. ~linistcr of Trade 'l'ransporlatwn. l\lr. Thorne, w 0 WI 11 e i . • r the CBC Na·' Eric Lin . ater .. .. 4' 0 anrl Commerce. announced to· 1 <.c) Administer the regional!, Director o_r this new branch, i ~cw 1cha~:v~~or~· Com;cii on! WHITAKERS . i t11·o miles frorr day the formation of a 'l'radc offices of the department, and · was born 111 London, England, j tiona 1· ·. i · · ,. .,~ . 'S LTD. slide. 1 TOO TO Sen·ices Branch. the purpusc of maintain through these offices I in 1903, attended Clifton Col· I School Broadcastmg. , AL.\IANACK, 1962 4.-iJ: Distributors for KODAK in Newfoundland. Lakes is HO mites which is to prol'ide for the sc close liaison with the Provincial liege, Bristol, and the Polytech·l The threc-vear appointment I of Dc;tl'er. _ d probing the lo·foot parate administration of \'arious 1 departments of Trade and In- nic Engineering Institute, Lon·[ was nnnounc~d by Alphonse: D1'cks & (O Lt I 1 an air hose, sea trade-supporting services that ! dustry, with manufacturers and f don, the Royal School of l\lili· O~lmet CBC President, at a re· •1 • ~------1 ~lr. and :-Irs. \I were prc1·iousi)· handled in 1other commercial interests. , tary Engineering, Chatham,· ccn b·c~cption in Toronto. when Jh B k I alil'e in wreck; other hranchcs of the depart· • (rl) Administer the Export & • and was commissioned in the l.lllr Ouimet presented the re· I DO sel ers T ff. the crushed houses men\. He desl·ribed. this moi'C l h!lPOr~ Permits. Act, and p:o· Royal Engineers. He joined the' ~iring chairman, Dr. w. H. i Spin r a I c taken to hospital in 1 and Parl(ing ~s a step to streamline the or· i \'ide hrms seckmg related Ill· Department of Trade and Com·l Swfil deputy minister of educa· i . STILL ~!ISSI:\'G ::anization. It will be headed by; formation with rapid service, It merce in 1947, as a commodity lion for the province of Alberta, i 8-4425 or 8-2008 or 8-3191 son. ~like, slit Mr. Edwa_rd c. Thol'lle, of Ot· : will also partil'ipate in inter· officer in the _Export Division, . with a pair of binoculars in:·-· .. ----- ! p bl ID!j~ing as heal'y snowfall tawa. As.sl.slant Director of the' national conferences on expo~t an~ the fo~iowmg year W;~s ap· i recognition of his services to: Statutory Notice' ro ems of searching. 'I" Conunochlles Branch ~mce 1958. : control matters and strategiC pomtcd Ch1ef of the ~!achmcry. ' . ool broadcasting in Canada. I Of Retail other son, Billy, 11 · The new branch will: · !'ontrol polic1', as this a!fects I Metals and Chemicals Division: sc '· --- : . . · . fGt' gestions ol lhr P•Hb.li:y . dead. . tal Undertake studies of the: changes to 'the International! of the newly established Com·! Dr. !livers was born in Tees· In the matter of Will and Ij:slate :\~r. Brendan De,·i~e .. Vl.ce·: future. :nd:ca\Jll~ 11 \c:~~-c hut ...:'""- .. 1·ictims whose 1 atructnrr of freight tariffs, rs· Stretcgic Contrni lists. : mociitics Branch. Mr. Thorne ; water, Ontario, and attended. or Priscilla MacKay (l.illa M.} chamnan of the Reta1l Scctwn 1 undu": ton~ctn fo~ ~ h . , ~~;~i~l~;~Jin; '\:'~;'k!!\ .,,·.··,••-~-· 1 11 t~bli~hcd bv the \'arions occ.1n (c) ~lainlain liaison with the was cmploved with the South· 1 rural school in Huron County.' ~larshall late or St John's: of the Newfoundland Board of: strc;smgl t c nfelc . or c<1rc ·'r' 1 1 1 . · · f ·d 1 · • 1' 1 •t' c · · · p 'c '' 1 • • • . • · Trade presented a hrie! com· it 1tc con1 uc o Jusmc I' comnuttce o( .the b?ard of 1h· of hts (!me at .the head off1ee PreviOusly, he was as;ocmterJ ~'rce of Doctor of Laws and in of which they shall then have dent ~lr. :\Iaurice Wilansky, as ~rc,Jde':; of the hoard "llh~n ~ers. Tlw r1 rnt. 11h1rn '! , rectors of Prtce Brothers and of Anglo·Nfld. 111 Grand Falls. with McDonald, cume awl A .1 1961 was a pointed chid had notice well as to the requirement of a fortm~in to elc~t their chmr· 1ng held "t Ill<' . . a: 1 '1, Co1npany, Limited, app~inted Mr. 1\lemhcry joined Anglo· Company, chartered account· di~~~tor. of e:luca~ion for On·! Dated at St. , Jol;n's, New· a new chairman for the ru:ni· ~an., and. ,.,te·chmrman for the Hr;~(·l. opcn~d Fr."l'.' . .·.__! . I, Mr. R. E. Membcry as assistant Nfld. Devclopll)cnt Co,. Ltd., as ants. . foundland this lOth day of ture and ap.-.liancP snh·sectwn. umcnt ;ear. . !he a>soctalwlt ." annuJI · . ·' treasurer of the compan)', lllr. assistant controller in ,January l\lr. 1\lembery is a Bachrlor tano. 'J , ~ D · to take o\'er the family husi· , Ot.her members nf the Relall que\ and danc·e ""' held . •.. ; 1962 .... 111 .. \. . ~lembcl')' is P.rescntly controller 195~ •. and was promoted to the Iof C_ommerce from McGill 'Cni· The 1'\'alional Ad\'isory Coun· ' am~~itnSON, S~'I.RLING, • ness: and concluded ll'ilh apt SPctJon. promn~en~ the ,trade last night. of Anglo · ]'l;cwfoundland De· 1 positions of controiler on lith \'erslly and has been a charter· cil on School Broadcasting, with GOODHIDGE & GOODRIDGF. reference to the growing 'tat. and romn.unut; · "ho attended ------nlopment. Company, Limited: 1\luy, 1060, Prior to coming to I ed accountant since 1950. Dur.l representatives from depart·, 8 . it . '1 tl ' E to;' ure and influence of the scetwn ye,;terday ~ meetmg m_l'iuded ('HACK Jllll'lo RI~G I 'II l. II' ., .. I G d F II h h ld . , "' ld ,, IIi d ' ,o1 tc ots or le ,xecu s. I 11cssr< !•red Al'l'C Stewart I I I ' .. t ' all! WI . rc a!n liS . pos1 _1011 1 .ran . a s, . ~ e . semor mg n ~r '.' nr 1c sen·e as· mcnts of education across Can· of the Will of the late Priscilla. as a whole. , · . · · :. .. . , · .: · ' a~ents T mr>< ay ,. .,,e 11~ · 11 along. With h1s new dulles. : accounhng pos11ions m Mon· an offiCer 111 the Royal Can. adn works with the CBC in ~I ·K I !II Ill ~I h 1 Special ~nests at the annual I A~ re, .l>Cr :-leal. .lames Tcm· ~:Jo:\1' YOHK '.\P -- 1 3 1 11 While he will now be based in ; \real with Canadian Industries .adian Ail• Force. ~roducing radio and television :\DDa~E;~. 1 ' .} ' ars ' · general meet in~ of the section · P!eton, no;~c~·t !nne:·. Con :\la.c·. !hey . callc_rl an in: \\!I • · · · broadcasts for Canadian class· · · Iincluded the president of the (,re~or, ham Jo) cc and :\lax 1 narcotiCs nng oper;1trd CANAVER Commerce. chmery and techmcal products h fll 1. , 283 Duckworth Street, :"llewfoundland Board of Trade Hutchens. . Brooldvn tencmcn: . A 5 th fl1 1 a th f · rooms. 1' c N (. representa li'C Sl John's Newfoundland · ' · Aft, t'111111 1·1·10 " "I " · · · Glenn Jr .. gets I Hosts were Dr. A. Grwsmann. ,. c m revea c 1 , e mr on the Council is ;llr. c .. F. . · ' · :llr. Norman Smith, who spoke er a s o1. pure •Businessmen President Trimont Corp ~!on· btlngs buyers from all O\er the F D' t f A d' v· ·I Jan16,23,30,fcb6 II briefly at the outset commend· of questwns and ansllers rela· FBI ~gents and ,.,ty Capsule Pre I 1 ~·-- -· • • • tt 'd •• • ld h 0 5 h k · t ure)' 1rec or o u 10· ISUol 1'11 . 10 •h 5 t t . . 1 1!real and Canadian reprcscnta· ~or w ow ·ccn m,crcst Educa'tion for the De artment. BIHTH 1 ing the retailers for their work e. sue. rna ers as a u· · sqc~ad detccllre' " 1 orbital flight' o live for the Hanover Fair and m and. place large for . P , and their active support of the tor). cu:rent and forth· i to be 11nrth .; ; ordt!~s hollda~ ~: csllmat~d well. the astr ·.Hear Facts On Gunther Sann The latter made much of the goods on display. of EducatiOn. I OKE-Born at the Grace ! board and its council and com· ~ommg legl,lalion, the meet· , on the Jl!Clt mar!;e, 11ere th ' l h f h . . Hospital St. John's on January 1 men tin with np reciation on mg was drawn to a close to ·in packets scaled under a · miles. and fie ar~angem~n s. er~ t~r t. c . The fa1r IS a mammoth pro- lSth a daughter to 'wm. A. and th~ fac1 that th P section anci I permit more informal discus i coat of plaster corenrog Atlantic Ocea . ' .. ::· . ~tmt' s ow Han I Issue! t de md· Ject shows not only th_e great Molly Okc of Ifarbour Grace... it te'n·man cxec~Itlv is r •pre. ' sion relative to members sug-! apartment ccilin;: . :Hanover Fair Bartra·m 5 VI a Ions. e a so n ro ucc post-war progress made m West ' • ' • e · e 1 lliiiiiDi&iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii&uiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiaiiii!miiilliii~ Dr .Grossman who spoke brief· Germany but the tremendous DEATII scntatiVe of. a~most every cate· 1 j Newfoundland business ly on the growth and business technical knowled"e and know·. leaVeS y·0 day gory of retml Interests. . NYLONS or OIL ••. : NYLONS or OIL men' aspect of the Fair . o 1 1 MOORES-Passed peacefully 1\Ir. Gordon Thomas, cha1r· Gle.nn were presented with a film ' . · how 1.ong as.so~mted wl~h Ger· . away on January 19th, James man of the board's yotmg and .~ .. , show on ~he ·~anover Fair Mon· The first film shown depict· ~an mdust~mhsts contmuc tr Inspector D. 0. Bartram, head w. Moores, age 79 years, at 82 thriving construction section DO YOU WANT FREE NYLONS or OIL 111 1day e\'emng nt the N~wfound· cd the 1960 Fair which was the keep them the forefront. of the RCMP's Criminalinvesti· Pennywell Road, (formerly of which will hold its annual geP· ~Ian~ Hotel. Mo.st branches of best on record up to that time. This year's fair will be held I galion Branch in st. John's for Northern Bay, Conception Bay)., era I meeting next Monday ~~~~ i busmess and m?ustry were The industrial fair at Hanover from April 29th to May Bth and I the past two and a half years, Leaving to mourn wife, Eureka, : Mr .. E. G. Godden, long-hme UNION OIL'S "EARLY BIRD" 1 represented lncludmg Mrs. B. in the Federal Republic of Ger- no doubt will attract many visi-' leaves here today on a new sister, Beatrice at Montreal, P. ehamnan of the 70-odd mcm- : Roberuon, local representative many, is always ·the principal tors ami purchasers from the assignment. Q., daujlhler Olga at Trenton, her Who\~sale Section, to meet :of the Department of Trade and international exhibition of rna· New World. 1 Ont., and four sons, George, the followmg day, Tuesday, Jan· OFFER · He has been placed in charge Melvin, Roy and Robert of st. uary. 23rd, ~cc?m~anied the Is on te!el'ision each afternoon. Watch for tt. of the force's subdivision in .John's, also 13 grandchildren. president by _mVItatwn ~nd ex· One of the first 10 orders received each day 11ceklr Regina, Saskatchewan. The in· Resting. at Barrett's Funeral pressed. considerable. mterest will be eligible to receive 50 gals of Fuel o1 Stole spector is .scheduled to leave b 111 the 1ntcrnal \Vorkiii"S and Oil or One Dozen 1st. Quality Nylons au;olule Y Home where a service will e " FREE on answering a simple qualifying q;~estJOr.. for Halifax today, and will fly held at 8_30 p.m. today, Saturday achie.\'cmcnts of the Retail Everyone or dering t he1r · oil f rom to ride : from there to Regina. Interment will lake place at Sect•o?. , UNION OIL EACH WEEK rocket into orbi ' Inspector Bartram joined the Northern Bay at 2.30 p.m. on I Dunng yesterday afternoons Shall also have an opportunity to rccciYe a fl}~thrr Streaking thrc Royal Canadian Mounted Police Sunday. (Boston and New ' meet.mg, an address, .recorded 50 gals of oil or One Dozen 1st. Quahty :\:ionl miles an ho• I force in 1932. York papers please copy), prevmuslr by t~e chairman o( FREE by answering a simple qualifying question. intended to 1 NEW SHIPMENT ' the Hetall Section, i\lr. John In a fuel emergency, always call of the glc FUNERAl, NOTICE Bayliss, who was absent on T business in the United States, altitudes up lc BERG-Funeral of late Wm .. gave retailers an objective eco· UNION .OIL fiRS Will have a b Building? .r. Berg, will take place to-day i nomic appraisal of the status of s-2822 at the earth h at 2.30 p.m. from Carnell's Fun·' the trade in the. year past with ?nd oceans wi era I Home, 28. Cochrane Street. a~fo~r~e~ca~s:l~f~or~th~e:_~fo~r:es~e:ea~b~Je~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tn minutes • Whip through ai FUNERAL NOTICE or daviight and AMERICAN DAVIS-The funeral service· · into the 5 ~ of the late Frederick Thomas into sur Davis will be held in St. We represent Glenn, Thomas' Church at 3.15 p.m. training, over ·to this Saturday afternoon. The heavens remains will be removed to St. \\';r.:iow. ,BUILD DIITTIIR Thomas' Church from Oke's . ' TRIMMED NAVEL B. ELLIOTT (CANADA) LTD. earth's atm i PABTIIR-I'DR LIIBB Funeral Home at 11.30 a.m. to· Will appear a ' day. Interment will be at the Commercial Anglican Cemetery, Forest Rd. for all their Machine Tools and Engineering Equipment Industrial Including: BEEF Community .Ask Ul to 1h011' you the LATHES· REPAIRS · . Cloudy, with i: facts and fl&urct on 1111 SHAPING MACHINES ll?ht snow t1 '' '• lownt coat way •i BARRELS TV RADIAL DRILLS H1gh today 25. l HALF BARRELS to bufld weU. REASONABLE RATES SAMSON SHEARING, ROD CUTTING ANGLE ... GUARANTEED WORK . Temper .. , AND PIPE BENDING MACHINES. J I PHONE 941-23 . Toronto ' Montreal" ' " GEORGE NEAL ·L.I.MI·TED Moncton '."' . Electronic Halif;tx .· ·: .': ., PHONES: 8-2264 - 8·4440 - 8-3420 A. H. MURRAY & Co.,. Ltd. . Syd ney ....· " ! ~~ ' Centre Ltd. .· · St. ·John·~'.'.' ' ST. JOHN'S ' ,·:I ENGINEEHING 90 CAMPBELL 1\ VE. 1 ' I. ' I,:, • i : .~ t · Springdale Street After hours 'Phone 8-7313 j ·' ' '· . '11; ··. ,. . . , .. ·'. ,·:···: •.:..... ·;-·--:--,--, t , i!'r '· 1 0 11 1 carriers, and their influence on ·the National Harbours Board, : as maintenance engineer, from 1cation in Owen Sound and grad·· lanrl, widow, deceased. , prehensive report to the an· 1 ~\~l'·l!l'OII'lll~ compe c I. ·. hers and 10 the c· 1•n;utumtr .;" 1 11 Canadian exports. It will also the Department of Transport,. 1930·39, when he joined the!. uatcd from the University o(: . . nual general mechng of the i ,r"1ms.f 11 .. 1" 1 IJcrs II'Pl'r which the nptuil ~ccti~n f II d I . i I A' T l B a d' R I c r E . I . h . ' All persons cia mung to be sectiOn held vestcrdav Olfter·' \€ 0 0\111 ~ men . o ow C\'C opments m I 1c t 1c 1r ranspor oar an ! oya anne 1an ngmccrs, re·IToronlo with ·first-class onors · d' · · · . · d · LJ 'tl 11 ic ·ted to the 10-m 111 nJUr ;>;ew[ounrii~IHI Board transportation indubll'l' relating the Board of Transport Com· I tiring in 1947 with the rank of : · A 1 1 ere 1tors of or who have any ! noon m the boar rooms. ' e · lC e c . ' . · · ' I 1111 r s. ' 1 · d rl f f d · 1· 1 t the 1 cxceuliw lor a t\\'o 1·e.ar term. Tr<~dc ll'iti de:1l this year. tn containerization anrl packac· 1 mis