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1·, . i .. ' Solution Reached, In Carson.'. Problem:' , . Govt. To .Bu·ild New Breakwater Sox Fall , After Last Half MilUon Extra To· Ditch Try New York Yankees dindle( tbelr 21st American -League ,... nant }<'riday nlgbt with a Sol Tit- latifal, Berth Luxury Ship tory over Boston Red Sox. '. I. OcL Thc Yankees captured the pen­ nant aft~r the Rcd Sox delaYI • [ 15th. New HurJ·iculle thc clincbing for several hours 11,' x OeL Will laldilg the !i~st half of a' day·night . l.!Jth, Expert's Report do\'!Jlc!l~ader 8-4. The win math­ ematically eliminated the CrevI­ 0 ' land Indians. arrlv· Thc Yankees took a two·run lea. i. in lhJ (irst on Gil McDougald'. N~!IVAB~p lY!~or~~d !~~~~c /I JAN ET" homer and Joe Collins' grounder, scoring Irv Noren. They increased :::,: Friday decided to build a new breakwater at a cost thc lead to 3-0 in the fifth as Eddll eL :I, KILL S \,( ahout $500,000 in a further attempt to enable the Robinson's pinch. single .co~1I ~al OeL Bob Cerv. sailinl :\cwrollndland harbor of Port aux Bas~u~s to handle . The Red Sox ralUed 10 the m· the gO\'ernment's $11,500,000 ferry WIlham Carson.· enth to chase starter Don Larsell. I Oct. After Eddie Joost's single taUle4 After a meeting among three cabinet ministers and 100 Dick Gernert, a former player sailinl C~R president Donald Gordo~, the ~ailway ch~ef said with the Kentvill·J Wildcats of thl there is a "reasonable chance' the big ferry Will start Halifax and. Distric~ league. Be­ JI OcL liefer Whitey Ford safely endell '\'. hI, runnill" into Port aux Basques by mid-1956, when the the inning with Ted Williami bit­ brcak\\~ater is to be complet.ed. . MIAMI, Fla.-AP-Hurri- ting into a double play •. : Nov. The Carson WaS d11e to start ------cane Janet, leaving an esli· r\lin~ betwecn'North Sydney, N.S. wat~r. Mr, Winters satd this will mated 100 dead and thous- JENSEN HOMERS '. 101h. The Sox threatcned again in the I. (Bat ,..'."."l~ r ort aUX Basques last sum· beCouncil, done bylvith the a Nationalview to determln·Research an d s Ilome 1 ess on B ar b a d os eighth when Jackie Jensen hom­ :IIcr.r"r th~Bul fedthc eraCNn-op~raUng I gOI'ernment- her ins whether further works tn addl· in the Windward islands, ered but Ford stifled the rally •. IAN ,:ldtrd her Ncwfoundland port of tion to the breakwater arc nec' caused northwest storm In Ihe opener Yankee starter (".11 to Argenlia when doubts arose "'Inters to warnings on islands off the Tommy Byrne was no puzzle to H.ami!· e!;~~:.)'. d~cllned mak~ Norman Hyland and. Gordon O'Brien, President Manager of the Council of Canada, arrived ." 10 whelher the original port " " an~l Fi~heri~s· Ihe 50S, who knocked him out and Drunto, r{)uld handle the Carson safely the Gwyther report" public, but hc South American coast as she here yesterday and will lour fishing centres in this provinc;e. Members o[ the mlcl. Fi5h Trades Association continued on Jim, Konstanty to at Oel. . d,,;pite $280.000 worth 01 gOI'crn· sail! it indicatcd the dredglns had prowled westwnrd ori a ser­ score six rllns in the third. 'l'lVelve ment dredging and $6,000,000 In not caused material deterioration were on hand to welcome them as thev arrived at 'forbnv Airport. Left to right' are:-J. B. Lewi5, Eric I. 6th. nrw docks. in the harbol', as challled by op' pen line course Friday, men batled for Boston in the lilg Hamil­ inning with nine r~aehing bast on Works llinlst-"r Winlcrs-whose position mcmbers o! Parliament. SIorm warnings wenl Ull Ol'er the Harvey, Mr. Hyland, 1'111', O'Brien, and Jan~cs Grieve. -- aronto, .1enscn'~ homer, four singles Ind rl"lllI"tmcnt handled Ihc dredging Hc said th~ breakwater will CX; ])ulch·owned oil Islands of Bonaire, ll. Ocl. anll lI'iII do the same for the nell' tend ca.1 about 500 or 600 fect Curacao and Aruba, and over Ihe -... - -.------. -.--.---.------. four wulk~. . t 20th. bl"c;ll;water-!aid Ihe oHicials ..ri· from the we;;t side of thc harbor at I'aranague peninsula on the eusl 5 . G . 0 ," . Yanks took In early lead on is Cerv's home run In the first ioDin, ~~~,,:'!;~d ,~;.,::"':: I~~ h:::~ G~~:~~;:.~;:\,~ ,,,'''; i.. "if,; ~~ r.;~~,~;'Uh:~::'~::!··~;,: now' 'e'e se' .. n 116'% Mill ion O. K; and Icored again 1n the Becond. b" n. D. Gwyther, British breakwater will be callcd In about etrated the eye ot Janet and Fri· .. · . l'.1rt cn::inecr. not~d a month. . day night Ils centre was about 390· : ------'------~r.\U~ ~10DEI. Oth~rs at the conference Friday miles south·southeast of San Juan, L t S h d I i Apart from the brcakwater, Mr. wcrc Tnnsport Minister Marler. Puerto Rico. This was some 1,350 a e c e u e J'ave I-In L0 an r,,, ythrr recommended Ihal a and Immigration Mlnlstcr· Pickers· miles southeast of Miami. • . 'Cillr model 01 the harbor be built ~1lI; Who represents Newfoundland 'fhe storm's serpcntine path car· . . y h ,hili)' the ef!ccts IIf wind and in the cabinet. ricd ilwestwurd or 11':St northwest· E S I' A G' ,"" World News ward aboull3 miles an hour. Top 4;tpel'ls (lY t. s ood IJl!,!1f. I 1 winds were estimaled at 115 miles ..., 1 Is A·pp rov'e d',' B·'-t. ~n hour ol'cr ~ small am neal' ST. JOACHIM, Quc.-CP-One of the most fascinat- \ '--- rle) s .UOI.OTOV IN MILD MOOD Ihcextend~d ccnlre. 125. Wands miles oCnorth !:ale and force 100' Il1g. WI'ldl'f I e specl:H:I' es 111 1\orth,r Amenca,. the arm'al . of HOLD PRon;ST STRIKE milrs south o( Ihe eye.. lhe world's ouly flock of greatc\' snow geese, is behind WELLING'l'ON, N.Z. (Reuters)- . I other Islands (I( Ihe lVandward schedule and the experts say it's a good 31gn After fh'e long hours of discussion during which Eight womtn armed with salld- group ncnr Barbados were en. " . ..' .' O· ~'b I lI"iches, lhermos boltles, books and ~54 On \'cloped In .lIcnce despite call Probably a blllnpel. CIO~ ofl ., J ppositlOn lvlem ers Hal ett and Browne unceasingly b' k '1' 'td For Ban lor I'nforntation from th~m ba, the y.oun,g, slo!vlng dOWn lh~ bl.:: 1D1~ra' ~ere C"~l"y ):eal'. 111 LI.1CU' lo~g tell' nI hng. 5ta~ed a 31 011'11 Calls U.S. wcalhcr hurcau. St, Vi~cent lion, saId game ~lIpermtenlientl Juurney to th.elr. I~mter Illdeouis an probed the government on all details 01 Canadian ~~~~~j~sea ..~~~y Z::I:J~i r~il:~~ due west of Barbados . and pos: Charies Fremont FrIday.. Maryland, Virginia and North Ca· J avclin and NALCO, the Bill to guarantee a loan to workmen from pulling it down. World Arms Race; sibly Grenada to the ~oulh Ilr'erc bi~~~S1!:~s ;:r i~: n~~rn ~Vr~i~~ ~o~~~. AT "LATS be raised by Canadian Javelin finally passed through They are figbting a governmellt bHeEliAcvVeyd ntoAhMaAveGEfelt Janet 5 fu y. which is estimaled to have grown Mr. FNmoni, an authority nn Committee. Th Stageth ::1t. 10.15B'll last night,h' h t I sectionproposal of10 theclose line down because a 8IJ.mUe it is H b A slate of cm'2rgcncy wa~ t 0 100,0 00 - ha\'e arr Ived at Cap tl lC Ch ~n yp~r or~ ,\t~antiea - ree 0 er mmor 1 s w \c are necessary 0 losing money. declared on' Barbados, a 166.squarc Tourmcnte on the St. LawNncc tilE! s~ow gO?5e s ~cH!ntJflc name- the implementation of the Javelin Bill also passed. Nuclear Weapons mile Britlsb Island witb a popula. river, near this village. about 30 said In an Interv~ew the advance MORE HILDA VICTIMS tion of 200,000, Communleatlons .mlles cast o[ Quebec ~Ity.. guard began arnvng two weeks Committee Stage. MEXICO CITY {AP)-Another 10 UNITED NATIONS, N. Y._CP_Russia's Foreign were knocked 0 u t wreckage They come (rom thclr summer ago. Next business to be dealt with when the House victims of hurricane Hilda wert strewed roads and damage to habitat, somewhcre in The main' body is expecl-:!d with opens on Mo, nday will be the A. ddress·in Reply which reported Friday, bringing the death Alinister Molotov Fl"iday called for an end to the world th~ Gre'~nland sugarwilt cane, the d Inisland's th ilIichief crop,i and Ellesmere Island, and pause. allmonth. the young by the end of the is expected to occupy at least" two days. Following latesttoll from casualties' the storm were to 238.reported Tht armaments race. He also demanded a ban on nuclear dlas ctshma e B e m ons ntba SP-ENDING UP Tbe beach and tidal flats here, that the various pieces of Le!!islation will be given from Panuco, where 30 were weapons and asked the West to dismantle its foreign spa c rom rld ge town, e , bclow black, towering Cap Toul" N rJ agreement to pro v Ide cffective island's chieff city. Third Reading and after Ro.val~ Assent to the Bills drowned in flood waters. ea, military bases. . controls but no Idea 01 the details While Janet prowled the Carib. men Ie, is thc oniy place whcre the 400 persons still are missing In til, "The armaments race has as' 'Ic•... lfto counled Its dcad at A geese are known to rcst and fced the House will again close. ·tone \l'hip"~d b" the Itorm urI- sumed proportions" i I bean It .,. unpreced~nled 01if therethos~ controls,is to be Thisa disarmamcnt Is essent a 238 willI neal'ly 400 missing from g t II" III '1 cravet II'l11g frol11 norllI to ------'------Monda)'. ,., ' llolotov said in a H.·hour address U US agl'ecment." . this week's visit by Hilda. which . . 511ulh el'ery autumn. gThey tup :III'. 1131'0111 Halt of 2 Bates' to the UN General Assembly. . Martin said the speech "doesn't struck near Tampico Monda)'. . , 111Cl'~1 ar!:aintlin IrilC spl'inl when they Tenlpel'a tures i!lill Wll! ru~hed to .J.he Gcn.ral G~:N~;~.~Hi~i~t~V~~s .mb ..•. "Enormous material and human u .,' 0111,' 50 I'C"l" " til fl k IIIXUSIJita! lasl mldni,,"hl (or treat· ;adof U. Alexis Johnson and Will. I " to "gl'cement on So far. J an"t ha'. !olloll'ell tb- B d t lCll( 01' lC a~ 1I0rt I. I . r~;ou~ces are being diverted for close the door lIar preparations Instead or being mallel's• I' al Issue,. but add~d: "Ib pathi'. n' 0 ofpl'ed'lrtlon la~t )'~ar's that Hazel, sllc willbut con.Ihls . U e nllllliJered IInly s 1.00Uano amte was,lie' !lawson...... 25 52 lIlellt to Injlll'ies j'ccell'cll whell Pang'lIan III Communist China held don I be leve I.t answers any pro. ., g threat"ll.,n d l'th. '1' I' II tEl I' '1- ".1 lIe f"'11 fl'('111 8 tlll·l·d·1::8 "W 11" ld U I G "If' budget revenues were $1,674,300,. keep coIf!! And lVarl)ln~. that Ihe 'c~ntral Sqmlrr' as Lonardi arrivcd lion of his opponents. His was a Lonardi's taking ~ver' ail:. IIIGh .I.ow ' lil"e' .' 810' tter • , .SI \ nc I .Ifg', 000 and eXp'~nditures were $1,560,. neV( regl~~ . I~ullld . flgbt en· by air from Cordoba-rebel base sinlsler, ~eatb]leallng creation; But head . of government: .'.Iii 12.2~ a.m. 7.09 I.m. ... ,.ou ownl It,You bitt" Sf.t ov.r 300,000. . . ergel.ie.ally agamst outhreaks. .from· whiell he directed the ·rebel· moral \'lrtlJes, allbollgh stulhfl-2d, .• - • .• . , 12.40 p.m. 7.48' p.m, PO• herlqulck•. My lIallt.h.ad II all DEFENCE SPENDING UP . ,RE~,:rORE,' VA:t'ICAN TIES lion against· Peron. 'l'he Argentine lI'ere not de all hi Argentina." flots 10 BUelloll Attes, SCo~ '. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBEI 15': .. Friday nIght" arrests tlltalIl'd tor. to' plluft," In the corresponding . period of '. The warning came' as other dictator's lIine,),eanegime toppled I.on~rdi said befor~ leaving Cor .. of people bave·. been killlid. Sunrise ...... 11.51. I.m, ronr. 'l'hl'l'e 'of these'were ,o~' It' mlY Int.rest. you- to know 1954, revenues were $1,639;200;000 eroll'(lg. swarll1~11 thro!lgh the cit)· IIl11i~r the rehel assa1llt Monday. 1111b~, wlwre IlIl' rel'pIt hrgnll 1:lsl And llIany mOl'e. wountled al; . Sllhs~t ..... " .•• 5.M p.m, of on tile that .durlng thl -summ.r Unci. and cxpcmllt1lres fiJI' downfall am' PERON Dln'AINRO , L' eharge~l' I "1d~'unkenI1CSR h' , '. I a snrplus of $148,000,000$I,491.~OO,OOO In lheend I.lIn3l'lU'scelebr~lIng urfJl'ul I~eron's to lake ol'er th(- I~ernn Was still rcporlrll to h~ Fridl.IY, his gG~ernll1ent wB~ hUhl) hand-t.o-hond street fight;.. Jill"· , .TI~ES ow _.. ' stree, t Ie oller' on I ~ uge of Gargl ~aulht'l farecut ng cow, uf Augusl. . . .' govel'nlllent Frida),. The new pres· abnard a Pal'uguayan '~lIl1bolit cle.cllollS as ~OUn as possbl., bul fl d ...... " .' Hllh' eleclral lists wuuld have to bc are. ..' ...... ,.' . 8.ot? .~.ID: ,_. Ilreeney.. ,.• N~ ..:. t!.a rfle I.ccldenh It .blows_ a,. horn when .. Ihl . fOil For.July of this yea rl · the ·budget idenl' Was' sWOl'n in after. ·being oulside llucllos Aires awaiting a !.37.a.m,...... " ... : 8.42 p..... ,werl repc.rted ~ du~lnl the. nl,llht. clm ..·ln •. , ,.' surpluS" was $62,400,000. grceted by more than. 500,()90, safe conduct from Lonardi . ;' ,I" 1.49 p.m, . t .. . \ "

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-III' Br-Ing' Deve" 10' pm, en·t whichTheSt,John'sJ~.miorChamberofC~mmerce, has long advocate. d a 'central control of Horsesn don't get seasick, . the suffered . to any extent, during -the. trciffic ill this CIty, has publicly deplored the pre" Dally News was told yesterday by stormy weather. It was not forced W · I ' .. tt' h 'f" d t I Miss Lucy Eddins. to stand on Its feet during tli, t d 'L'ahrador WI-II II sen e ay In ge Ing suc ,a Un! Ie con ro Miss Eddins has first·hand crossing, but' preferred to do 10. ' p' . arm" ers .established, ,ltnowledge ~f the matter, since she It was not in the hold, but il 'a . In a letter sent to the three heads of traffic authority Is responsible for the horse which regular horse box on deck. S h ee here, Attorne",G.eneral L. R. Curtis, Mav.' or H. G. R. wa5 referred to in yesterday'. As to ·lts,.being seasick,Min. · d t· "1 ' ~ issue as having had a trying ex· Eddins said that \vas' impOssible J Qn Mews, and Hon. E.S. Spencer, the· Chamber has ex- perience on it.1 trip from England for • horse. At least it i! Impo. Become . In US rIa.' " pressed its attitude. The letter reads:- on R,M.S, Newfoundland, sible in the way that ordinary . t· R' S See k P.. ro tee t "The Junior Chamber of Com· The hor~e, an Irish thorough· humans get seasick. The hor .. lall - owe ays Cl FI k B' D ' 1 mercc has for the past four years . I Ch h ·bred .how jumper, is being 5cnt probably fclt uncomfortable .. ·to A ai"" ~ oe s enlg estroyec IRter was convenor of a traffic ava, nrc tO,new owners at Boston, and Miss its interior, but there were noiJ:' G . B I S k' sltuaticln in st. John's, This Cham·' Eddins, who has been looking If· terior signs of ·suffering. ber In the past completed a ter it for the past or so, is W'th all due respect to Mill . y lnpUl'e toe ',. c~~· Parade ToWeslev ~eai' ," Two members of the 'Provin'cial Cabinet: Mines s which p'rol'idE thai prehensive survey of the admlDl' " making the ttip to deliver it to Eddins, It II probable that tile '. ~, Farmers of tl:e Cape Shore who regulation stration of traffic In this city' and On' Sunday, 25th September, its new home. borse will be mighty olad to ·IR r.:' and Resources Minister Rowe and Attorney General .. • .. later was convenor of a rtaf!ic Naval units from HIIlCS Avalon, She said that the animal had not back to ill jumping .. are beln" encouraged by the Gov thcse rams should not be "ermit. ' . D Curtis, have expressed their opinion that the ernment to develop !locks of pure· ted to run at large. committee composrdof nineser· HMCS·Cabot· and RCSCC'lerra guarantee,ing of a $15,000,000 Bond issue in bred sheep claim that 'hl!ir ef· It is understood that they will vice clubs. Nova will, parllcipate In a com· forts are being defeated \J~cause shortly make representation to "l~ was the un~nimous opinion bined Church Parade to Wesley Dock Workers Council Orders favour of Canadian Javelin' Limited is a sound of the fact that scrub ram~ 'are the Attorney General with 'he reo o[ this joint committee on traffic United Church ilnd st. Patrick's prl)position and one which wm greatly strengthen being permitter! to lun at, large.. quest that he enedavour til have that the crux of the chaotic !'rame Church under the command of Signs Removed The, farmers say that th.:~ can, the regulations enforced ~~ soon situation here In St.John's was Commander F. A. O'Dea, RC:-l (R), Protest To the ec~nomy of Newfoundland. . . not understand why the Royal as possible so that their Invest· the resul:' of confused authority Commanding 0 f! I C H, HMCS Southside Hills' Referring to the Javelin Bill, Mr. Curtis stated that Canadian Mounted' Police do not ment In purcblcd ,tock will not and divided respon~ibility in !'raf· Cabot. Federal Officials protect them by enforcin£ the become a total loss. fic matters, and until unified The parade will 'move oIr from Concerned over local labour Thc City Council has decreed \':hcn the government guarantees loans, it is not. because authority was exercised in • con· Buckmaster'. Field at 10,30 a,m. . . b f th B'\ tbat the Southside Hills arcnol- ie thc\' havc anv particular interest in thc companies whu , . sistent and scientific way, no solu· via Prince of Wales Street. Le· conkdltlOnuS, ~em tert~ 0 CN~ ~l c~. be defaced with any more adver·· nrc'l'aising tl{e loans, but. rather for what The companies tion would be forthcoming. Marchant Road and Patrick &treet. ma dcrsh nlOhn a e h' d °tCh' Fisheries Council Open House "0 f th d r h lit yar ere ave approac e e tising signs, lind those that prfJ­ c,m do to dc\'elop the rcsources. of the pro\'in~e. ne.o e recommcn a Ions On t e return rou e a ~a u e I h F d I MP • St J h ' ently show there must- be remo\'ed. of !his . traffic committee was the will be taken from the re';lewing t rdce I cera h s I~ , 0 t nbS, "We arc nol Interested in Cana· total pro!luctlon right from the At YWCA, meeting of the three authoritie~ stand on LeMarchant ROdd by an tc egrams ave cen sen . : The Commission on Town Plan­ (as a hc Official Here ning Iirst objected to the ideJ. di~n J~\'Clin cnmpan~'," start of operations. Compare this, On Thul'sday the members of with a view to solving the traHic Caplain A. F Pickard, (J.B.E" the ~cmbers to Hon, .J. W., ~lck. ,aid. i'We are only Interested In he said, with the Knob Lake mines Arrh'lng here by air last eve· situation, CDR C N C· d' N' Ie. ersglll and Transport Mmlstcr pointing out that Ihe large sign. the Board of Dircctors, clubs and • ' ., ., " ana Ian a~J om 1.1 \ ~r1tin~ development in Ihe Lake nlng, J. Norman Hyland, Presi· are lpoiling the appearance of the which last year produced. 1.7 mil· associates of the YWCA gathered , "At II recent meeting of the mander' Newfoundland. '. ar cr. \\'~hush arca." Uon (OilS and this year will mine dent of the Fisheries Council of Junior Chamber of. Commerce, It A lay·of! of 12 memb.ers of the hill. Canada, and C, Gordon O'Brien, at the Harvey Roa9 Clubrooms for PREMIER'S BRAIN CHILD 7,000,000 tons, alld so far havc not Open House. Lady Outerbridgc was unanimously decided to de. Union took place last Tue!day at The City Fathers agr'~ed that paid one ecnt to the Newfound· Manager of th. Council, will start pI ore the decision of the authori. the Dockyard, where conditions this was 30. Councillor Fitzgibbon .\n;\\,crlng que~tlons of Ihe op· a tour of Newfoundland fishing and her sister·in·lalV, Mrs. H. pn~itilln, ~Ir. curtis asserted that land gOI'Crnmcnt. \ Outerbridge, attended, and Miss ties to continue surveying the traf· now Ire slack, felt It was "scandaious".· Our opponents do nol agree centrcs, ' Plail Re.IJnion if :'\,\I.CO, a brainchild of Premier Jean Campbell, assistant executive fie sitnation prior to setting up Yesterday, MPs James Power, , with our policy, Mr: curtis de· Mr. Hyland Is executive sales a central au!hority capable oC A preliminary meeting in con· Alan Fraser Bnd C. W. Carter Presently, an oil company. and Smallwood. had not becn formed, director of thc' YWCA In Canada, I, manager, vice president, and a de/aling with ti.-affic mattcn. neetlon with the an.llUal Re· \'isited the Dockyard, at the reo two electric appliances are adver· Ihe :rcnl and rich h'on deposits elared. 'rhat Is why . they are over addressed the assembly during the director of British Columbia "The Junior Chamber of Com. Union of "The. ,Blue Puttees," qdest of the Union, and inspected tised in huge letters on the side lni:hi Ilavc been picked' up by blerc and we arc here. '!Ollr suc· evening, ' cessors will reap the harvest. Let Packers, and was elected president merce once again resubmits Its was held ~t the Legion Head· op'erations there. of the· hill, These must be remoy· rroipCClors and never devcloped. of the ilsherles Council at that ed. lie pointer! out that Reids got the us hope that the PremIer will live original survey and would point quarters on Wednesday evenIng. It is thought s'ome eUort will be to see the development of the organization's last annual meetiDB out to the authorities the lack of MajOll' F. ~larshalJ, M.B.E., was made to have some naval contracts cream from the Bowater deal and In Winnipeg. Ihe .\.~.O. Company benefited schemes he has so' skillfully con· any action on !heir behalf to re- elected Chairman, with Capt. C, diverted to the SI. \John's Dock· eelved," :;, He Is 41 years of age and • medy the !'raffic situation since B. Dicks as Vlce.Cha.lrman and yard. Ther.e Is a big program of FOR OTHER LOCAL . mOil from the Buchans deal. native of VancOuver. After jolrilng "This Bill Is a Bill In the iriter· the original date of JUbmlssion G, WilbU: Ch,,:n~ey as Secretary, naval repair on at. present, but NEWS SEE.PAGE 18 With NALCO it IS entirely dif· British Columbia Packers, he was ferenl. NALCO will benellt from est of the people, We want the de· May 1953". .; with. CGmmltte!! of five memo none has come to this part. velopment of that property for the responsible Jtttpersonnel and in· lh~ dc\'elnpmenl of Lake Wabush. dustrlal relations. with that firm Mr. A. Thompson, Superintend. ately rare occurrence of •. com· The government owns 83 percent people of the province; It II our It was decided, to hold the duty, and not only our rieht, to during tbe' nr yearl, and later annual get·together, on October ent of ,the Dockyard, told the plete slack in repatr work., . , or :,\ALCO and 83 percent of the DaUy News yesterday that his De- However, he said, new work Is bring the Lake Wabush property was transferred to the. production Lambert To 4th, the annlvp.rsary· oC the saU· lOcomc to NALc:g will ,come to department i. charge of develop. par!ment knew nothing of the ar· coming up, and he was con!ldent 1'"'. ;ol'crnment, . Into development. We are not In­ Ing DC the "Florlzel" Draft In terested In creating reserve assets Ing. the packaged fish program. He wIth the gatherIng to take rangements for the visit of the that the lay·off would be purely Ilc .31d lhat under the Ja,'elin was' elected to the Board of OJ·, Speak Over Federal members, which were temporary, "Perhaps in a cO:lple ~r31. the gOI'ernment has been for big mining companies. U place at Frost'~ Restaurant. 18) rectors and appointed vic', presl· made solely by the Union, • of weeks wi: may be looking for .u~r~ntced 33c. per Ion on the (Continued on page Many detail. were discussed, dent In 19511. eBe Sunday which will appear In the next He said the lay·off was a tem'l more men than we can get." he since October, 1954, he has been The youngest president the On the Newfoundland" Program issue of·the "Legion Corner." porary one, and due to thefortun· said. D. Dodds·Parker Parliamentary Under Secretary of Council haa had In Its tfn years from London this Sunday. to be State for Commonwealth Rela· of activity, Mr. Hyland Is the heard on the CBC Stations at 7.30 father of two children. p,m., . Margot Davies ha~ three Dodds.Parker took as' his Addresses' Rotary tlo~~., MR. O'BRIEN persons speaking to Newfound· Engineerin.g Institute Delegates The weekly fIIncheon meeting subject "The Commonwealth, Can· C. Gordo. O'Brien was appoint· III1SS JEAN CAMPBELL land. The 'first is a well known ~f the 51. John's Rotary' Club was ada and United .Klngdom", and ed manager of the Fisheries Coun· author Ivor. Brown who gives held yeslerday Instead of Thurs- gave the meeting a very pleasant ell of Canada in 1951. 101155 Campbell, who has spent ali her young. working years with most interesting talk on Balmoral day 10 al'ail of the presence In the and entertaining twenty minutes, He h 4~ I natlye of Ottawa. Castle, in Scotland, which cele· Speak. ·To M.U.N .. Students Cit), of ~Ir. Arthur Douglas Dodds· an able speaker, with a fine com· During the wBr he .pent four the YWCA, first started out IS a Y.teens secretary in Vancouver brates its 100 rears. tour, which started In September St.' .Tohn's branch met with the l'ar!;cr, ~I.P., Parliamentary Under I mand 9f language, fully converso years In .ervlce with the Royal The second ~peaker Is. Dr. Boyd Yesterday the· visiting delega· after her graduation from the and will prbaoly end in Novem· visitors at a luncheon at ~ccretary of State for Common· ant with the toptc of his choice. Canadian Corps of Signals, retir· Neal the orchestral leader who tlon of the Engineering Institute University of British Columbia, ber. During tilat time the oW· Bowring Pa'l'k. and during tile I:'cllth Relations. The following gue~t8 were pres- Ing with tile rank of Captain. compares the Stratford, Ontario of Canada, consisting of the and since then has served for 8 clal PMty will also visit London, afternoon Dr. Ucartz spoke to In the Introduction of lItr. ent: Messrs. James Butler, Gordon He Is a l1Iember of the executive Festival with the Edlnbur~1I Fes president, Dr. R. E. Heartz, the years doing youth work on the England, to m;et with the British the Engineeriug students .t Parker, Rotarian Dr. Gushue reo Pushle, J. Saunders, Halifax:, J. of tbe National Advisory Com· tival, Scotland. Dr. Bpyd N~"I has general secretary, Dr. L. Austin Institute officlnls. They plan to . (mc,1 10 the dlslingulsbed career Canning, M. E. Taylor, Toronto; mlttee on Agricultural Science national YWCA staff In New fond memories of his visit to St. Wright and the treasurer, Mr. E. leave Canada In October for this Memo~lal Unh'prslty. Zealand and with the national staff meeting: _ Speaking of the St. John's nnd d the guest speake~ who was J. E. Bayliss, G. F. Weare, Bridge. and a Fellow of the American As· John's. The final' speaker 11 none V. Gage arrived in St. John's from educated at Oxford where he took water: Dr. E. Roethe, Montreal: soclatlon for the Advancement of In Canada. In 1947, \yhen sbe re­ other than Col. Lambert recently Corner Brook Oil the presidential Arter the three weeks visit to Corner Brook branches, .. Dr, turn'cd: from New Zealand, ,she out his Bachelor and Masters De· Capt. R. Benton, Pepperrell: P. Science. He is married, the father returned to England after his trav· tour. '. 14 branches In the Maritimes, Heartz said that they are two rrecs in Arts and then served for Torqis, Montreal: Percy Slm· of .one son, and resides In ot.tawa. went to' work with the national The Institute is the latrgest pro· where they wil; also visit all uni· bright spots in the INnstitute If... cis in Newfoundland. Col. Lam· versltlc~ as well as the Institute and he regretted that he could lome nine years In the Sudan mons ,Charlottetown' Charles Am· staff at ToronlD, and in 1953 was fesslonal organization In Canada bert has· special me.ssage~ for branches, they will return to not stay longer In Newfoundland Political Service. bier, 'Oakvllle: Maj.' John Barron, appointed assistant national' dl· with a membership of 16,000. members of the 166th Regiment. Headquarters before visiting to know more of the men of' the In 1938 he rC,slgned from his Pepperrell: Lieut. Inman ' Char· He also mentions· the r~,union There are 54.branehes across the is very Important year Western Provinces. Branches'. ~rofmlon and joined the Grena· lottetown: with Lieut. Col. Roland Gets 'Seven Years r~~;5' a dinner to be held early In Novem· Dominion and rhe president hopes for the YWCA aU over the world, Yesterday the executive of the (Continued on page 10) . dier Guards serving In London, L. Hudson Lieu\, Col. J. N. Mel· ber in England and requesb me~· to visit. each branch dUi!lng the On B a'nk Robberv but slnee the Y started In Britain sages, addresses 'and photographs, Cairo, East Africa, North Africa, chler and' Capt. Wm. Brock as .' in 1855 the quadrennial meeting , Italy and France. promoted to the special guests from Pepperreli' Air etc., of his trip to be frnt to QUEBEC (CP~Frank Gingras, of the World Council of the YWCA nnk of Colonel he was mentloned Force Base. who surrendered ID police after a was held this year In England Bnd him. In despatches and awarded the Three Visiting Rotarians. were week·long manhunt at SI. Ray. ' Mrs. Lambert also has I special l-'rc~ch Legion of Honour and heartily welcomed by PresldenL mond de .Portneut last June was was held at Holloway College, of word for the ladles In Newfound· CroIx De Guerre. Alderdice, namely: Jim Payne, sentenced Friday. to seven 'years the University. of London, the first land. We know Newfoundlanders In penitentiary for bank robbery. women's residence established af· INFANT'S Junior Boy~s Entering political Jl!e In 1945, Saekvllle; Ross Poynetz, Toronto; will be particularly Intere~ted in Gingras was one of three men ter women were admitted to uni· these items. was elected as the Conservative T. F. All!!n, 51. John's: while I pursued by pollee In bushland versltles. • ~I.P, for the Banburry Division of special welcome was extended to after a branch .of the Banque This was the largest and most SPECIALS' . Oxfordshlre and was appointed \ Col. Bond, Base Commander at Canadlenne Natlonale at SI. Marc representative- Council meeting SPECIALS joint Parliamentary Under Secrct· Pepp'errell, who Is an hoiiourary Attends PJ,annlone des Carrieres. was robbed of $3,000. ever to be held, Miss Campbell, u DIAPERS COTTON PULLOVERS I .r), or Slate for Foreign Affairs; member ,of St. John's Rotary. Police have recovered $900. who Is on her way back (rom the solt white flannelette Squares. Fit %·6 years, long slecves, crew Council tables, reported. Three ' diE I . · Conference neck. Colors red, navy, yellow ·o 0 x a' ' . . hundred olflclal delegates from .Sir Brian Dunfield, Juslict of ~~~~ ~~~~,~, ..:,~, .. ~, ...~,~: 29 c. P . Ind ,rten .. ", ..... _..... " . ...,'. ' ' 55 countries took. part In the dis· the Supreme Court, .will be attend· 97c. Sm a II W I n S cusslon!. A number of occasional . I·d visitors also participated in the ing the biggest community plan· PLASTIC PANTIES Whitt, waterproot, with new " ll' .gllle' e' ,r . n'. C·.··.1 ent ~~~~I~e~~~~~W~n:f'~h~~~~ was ~~~r~~:fe~~~~Y~~h:~~:~~ort~Montreal for a five-day lession soft .tretch, Pair...... 29c. SHIRTS 'N' BRIEFS E During their stay In Windsor, , the delegates I\iere entertained 'In Sept. 25·29; Fit 2-6 years. Athletic Ityle. __-:- ___--:-;_._,_-:-_ St .• James' Palace. by If.R.H. Prln. Sir Brian is President of the cotlon to~, elastic waist briefs. to' whom he lold the cess Alice Community Planning Association SNAP PANTIES - .. I' COm~y of Canada, and ,that. body ~i1l Each Garmellt ...... : Pink, white, blue" plastic with 290. . _ "option !old Mr. "Smallwood that Passing the new Constitution HU ng ar Ian S they had purchased' the mountain for the YWCA was the core of the meet for the first time with Says . " U.S, counterpart, the AmelicanI~ :I;e~ ~,,,~~~.t~~.~~,:.~~ 4~ c. . "Utt . C 1 " andamount.' had 'paid 'down ,.'a substantial Changesmeeting,. were 10llssCampbell made In terms said. of Society of Plannlng,Officials. ' . er. roo z:~ , WlIh Thomas' F. McDonough, DRAWERS· ONLY An , Het~en ~Isnppeared and later wording 'on a basis which makes President of the' American' ,So- NI(;HTGOWNS. . , Referring to press comment that 'the. HUI;igarian NALCO officials ch~ked and dis: It easier for various iissoelations clety. Sir Brian will preside. over Cellophane' 'wri!pped;, white, . Fit 4·6. M~tUed shade in fle~cy . . I h h d b 1 ';',3 b NALCO • d h' d cocred that the log of. the aircraft to accept membership· into the the fton' fere'nee •. Engmeer VI 0 a een emp oy=' y' . .. an a had been falslflellto 'earicel !tIp~ YWCA; ani! give betler Interp~eta· '---~----"------.=' ~!~~ 1!:::~~,~~~,49 C. .- . ~~,:~~:.. ~~,~~~~~ ..a~ .. :~:~~, 750 ~kipped the' country after discovering a ,mine imd. regis' In Quebec province and the dis· tlonof the funttions of the organ· and South' Aftlea were· one· with . Ie ring it in his 'own name and later selling it for a reputed covery, ,of .the mine.' Ization'!n the light of the society the delegates 'from BrlUsh' tolum· $1,000,600, had denied the allegations; . Premier' ~fu!lll- '''We considered that lobe a crlm' in which' we live. ,'. .. bla, 'Alber,ta, ontario· and. Nova .., hI'... '1 ."l'n I ·thl""", tlie Premier: said, One of the' highlights of the Scotia who took part In the de· wood yesterday gave the House t e fo lowing .'exp .. a, n· Rnd the Board'oa of NALCO ordered COllncll, she said,was the session 'liberations . on' ,all' the stages. ation:- . He crossed the border of Quebec that ihe 'Engineer be searclied ,for. when various associations froni through· which the 'new association The HUngarian was employed as and we,' knew nothing 'about It and arrested. We undersland tha~ around the world were accepted must go In order to be accepted Di .• trict Enilineer In chief by until' we read In 'rime 1.lalllzi!1t '~bice thittlme 'the mountain of Into full membershlp of . the Intot~Ei WorldOrganiiation. \ ' ~'\LCO, to whom' he owed· hl3 that he had discovered a mountain ore ;ha( t~rned .l,Iul to be nothln/: YWCA. '.'It was inost moving and Miss Campbell will stay In SI. b"altv. He was under NALCO of ore. Then he went· to Quebec more than I rock. lIe ought nil! very Impressive," Miss' Call1pbell John's until next Tllesday and will rll' a~d travelled by NALCO, Plan"lCIlY where he registered the lind tit :bt employed 'by anyone in fuc said.' visit Halifax, 51. j~hn, Moncion Ind carried' proslleCtina lIeensu and lold It ,to i ·lYI:lD:nljwn:iriin~. world· because' he haa turned out Delegales from Sierra Leone, and . Fredericton before she I\hich were paid for by NALCO, bll company for $1,000,000; The to be.an utter crook". the' Gold Coast,' Uganda, Trltiidad' hii'ns to Toronio ...... , . J " ,. . .• _l< . - ", I " ,

" THf, DAilY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, ,19.55 · , , Woman's CoIUlllD' Dalton Council .... HIstorical Records 'A blvllidllllCJ, wI'lung u1 a real· K f C' IJ ld · Dalton emmell' I Iy areat man said: "He has never • 0 I. -10 . Of Harbour Grace understood unsuccessful men-in Ko of. C. Award' facL he bas no patience with Special Meeting ONE HUNDRED AND ' thelll." ~ TWENTY YEARS'AGO race,ews There are Ihose who having · Scholarsllips' A special meeting of DaUot succeeded themsclves, think that At a meeting Ilf Dalton Council ' :Ii'rom ctu'taln wrlUngs w: thai Council Knighls of. Columbus II'U Knights of Columbus, held In the" Newfoundland. hlslorlan- and Mr. Brendan Haire, St. John's, - ton·c Bu',lol::lm- :' others should be able to accum' held at the Council RoomE, Acad A.N.Do Council Rooms on Sunday night I former Hal'bo\lr Graelan - the I ' His U ~ pllsh what they Jiave. " emy Hall, on Sunday, Septtmber has been spending a vacation with AFamilv SOllie have .uccessful lives, last, the collowlng scholarships late H. F. Shortls, we have glean· Peop e In 01 18th, for' the exemplUication 0( wer eawardcd: ' ed much Information of Interest his family on Cochrane Street. " other. have uneventful living. Mr. and, Mrs. P. Coleridge and Under Repair 1st and 2nd degrees conferred on Subject awards, 'Grade IX, reg~dlng ,the parly hIstory. of T'h "Ne ... Of, Scholarship Some one 'looking recently at a a large class of candidates. SID each to Leone Pike; daughter town and Its neighbourhood. WS son Gary, who, spent last week The old and historic Itone "Who'l who" wondered how the t~e ~' visiting Mrs. C"lerldgc's, mother, Present for the occasl(1n II'U of lIIr. and M:'S Arthur Pike, The period of ,which we are now Mr. L. Coady, son of Mr. Michael Winners bullding so famlli8il' to genera· selections were made. Few of us State Deputy, Josellh A. RraD, Harbour Grace fer :\Iathematlcs Writing takes ~s ~ack to ,the Coady, w.ho Is studying for the Mrs. A. Tapp, left on Sunday for tions of Harbour Grace residents wnok who are the people ~f dis­ St. Lawrence where Mr. Coleridge Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kennedy of State Chaplain Rev. E. J. O'Brlen, and Latin. ' elghleenthlrtips and the year priesthood, and who had bern em· and to visitors to the town has tinction in our country. Some P.P.; Grand Knight Terri Nova has been transferred from, Fogo this town have good reason to be been for some weeks past, under· are known wide acclaim, but To' Joan Carroll, daughi'er .of 1832 Is regarderl as one of the plo)'ed with TCA at Torbny during by Council N. J. Wadden and visit· to the managership of the Bank of proud of the scholarship awards going extensive repair. , how many re\llly 8I'eat people are "Ir. and :'III'S. Jamcs Carroll, Ilr. most ,Intercstlng In the history his summer vacation, left last lng' brethren from :oiew Y:>rk. SI. Nova ScoUa. which hnve gone to three of their I~slee, the :\Iaglstrate'. office amant us, livIng uneventful lives GC'ace, Enlllish. Both nrc pupils of our country. week to continue his studies at four children In recent: examina- John's. Corner Brook and othu of Pre.ent3t1o,l Convent. ,Conception llay and all Nt'w, Quebec. ' ;\Ir. and ~lrs. Arthur Proudfoot, has been completely renovated -believing in tbe decencY and Bell Island, were visitors to their lions. Councils. Gracle X Scholarship $100, foundland pas.ing through n \\Ir. and' 1IIrs. George Lilly who and changed. ! dignity of living. In some of us, wn~ This year the Daltoh Council K. awarded to children of members series of hnrd times. A leading had been visiting their daughter. Shearstown' summcr cabhi last Water which during the years there are people Ivho are so much week. of C. Scholarship of $400.00' was had leaked down Into the South better than they are .reputed to o[ Dalton Council, K. of C. at. 1article In a, IlI'wspaper of Janu· ~Iaudc (~Irs. Haruld Lee ) and awarded to their son, William B., M · t t' C t t()odlng school ,In St. JOhn's;\~ry 11th, 1832. says tllat since the family at Portsmoulh, V.A., nrriv. ~Ir.. 1Ioo\'cr Martin, of A. L. East c~rner of the building had be. "It Is the really Ireat man," agls ra e sour Collis & Son LlIl., St. John's, spent and this makes the third time forced out the :vall, and an old one writer saY5 "who makes A resident of Bav ltobe~1! lP. ,\warded to Thomas II. Brien. peace of 1815 • .the trade of the cd' home Wednesday .aller a most which this scholarship has heen ~on of Mr. and 1Ilrs. T. A. 'Brlen,1 country, In common with others, enjoyable holiday. Both nrc feel· the week·end at Harbour Grace. vaull whose weight had pressed others Ieel great. 'I'he big man peared before Magistrate Sheppard , Mr. W. G. Chafe, Gander, was a won by the Kennedy family. in the outside wall th~s causing never disparages another." I at Harbour Gr3ce the -past week, Bay Roberts The winneI' of thl& hD~ suffered In. the dcpresslon. In" \'ery well after their Irlp and 'In 1952, Mary was the wlnqer. ~cholarship attended St. Bona, which has affected all classes, have inueh to tell of interesting weck·end guest of his aunt, Mrs. plaster to fall away had neces· "'I'bl'!re are song~ enough for the on two charges; the (irst of drink· L. C; Davis. Mary is now a studcnt nurse at sillltcd the renovation to' the hero, ing in a public place, and secondly \'enture's Colll'llc at St. John's nnd greatly denounced the pro· eliperiences. . St. 'Glarc's Mercy Hospital In St. IOtst ~'ear. posed strlltl'! of scalers of wh~ch ~Irs. Edward F. ~Iorlnrty Is MI'. Roland Lockyer, Gander; is offlc~. 'rhls ha~ noW been com· Who dwells on the height of of having alcoholic liquor whil, spending a vacation 'with his fam· John's. . Scholarship 01. S~OO. awarded ,';e fihall write later. presently visiting her daughter, pleted and work on tbe' exterior fame; under interdiction. • tn pupils attcnding schools oul. ONn IIlonday morning. ,Jijnu, Paula (Mrs, Michael J. Browne), lIy, Harbour Grnl;c West. In 1954, the scholarship was is being procceded WIt~l. An old 1 sing of the disappointed On the first charge I fine e ~idc St. John's. ar)' 8th. 1832, amectlng cllleflY and family at Grand Falls, after Misses Vlvfan and ~Iarina Hal· awarded to her sister, Regina, who compound wl:llrh, With other For those who have missed their twenty five dollars or 14 da)'! Won by William B. Kennct!)'. attended by flsllcrmen, took place which shc will proceed to Corner well and Joan Cormack, St. Johu's, has just entered Memorial Unl· things eoncel'lled with the Court- aim was imposed ~nd aD the ~ttOhd of illr. an;) :'Ir,. W. D. I,cn' ncar Saddlc Hili. In pus5uunce of Brook to I'lslt hCI' Philo· spent Sunday. with their aunt, Mrs. verslty for a teacher's training house has considerable historic 1 sing for the breathless runner, a fine of fifty dollars or 14 dB,.., ~Oll da~ghter, L. V. Chafe.' Vivian, who last year nedy, Le:'llarclthllt St., III'. Grace, n notice by hand bills. The ob· ,mcna (illrs. Capt. !thchael Staple' course, and who has 'also been ,'alue 'h811 been repaired rather The eagef anx:ouB soul, A charge against a resht~nt D[ taught at Spaniard's Bay, is now awarded a $lDO scholarship in than be removed entirelY.. Who falls with his strength Man'svale of drunken driving R pupil of nj'esent~tion Convcnt. ject or the meeting was to adopl ton). . '. employed with Dicks & Co., and Subjc{.t award Grade XI, SID, the besl melho,ds to abate lhe Mrs. Edmund Whitclva)' and her Grade XI. The slonework and polntlllg of exhausted, was dismissed. ~Iarlna has entered Memorial Unl· awarded to Clare 'Ken. syslem of pa,yln" wagcs In goods. daughter, who had spent the sum· which 15 recei\'lng attention, and Almost In sight of the goali Nine minor traffic eases which 1h!~lna verslty for a tcacher's training In 1955, Wi11iam B. is the win· ned,.• doughter and lIlrs. handhills had been clr· mer wllh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. where there BI'e damaged slates, And I know the lolar system, Included speeding throu~h the' ~f ~Ir. The~e course. ncr-and he will continue his W. ·B. Kennedy. III'. Grace for culatcd In lIN arbour and H. H. Archibald, at Bannerman slate, cold asbestos shingles Bft Must lomewhere keep In space, lown, failing to stop at ligns- Grac~ Vlslling SI. John's on Monday studlcs for his Grade XI at the English anrl MathematIcs. Cnrbonear and at 11 a clock. Housc, left on Monday to return being laid on, thus preserving A prize for that spent runner and dril'ing without lIcense~ wm were ~Irs. H, II. Archibald and Presentation Convent, of which Cont':'atulatlons /Ire extcndcd )lcarly 1000 Ileuple were a~sembl· to her home In Boslon, Mass. and retaining thp. age old appear- Who barely lost the race, dealt with and Ihe usual fint. lIlrs. Lloyd Archibald. each has been a pupil. To the to th;fe schcl3rfhip wInners, cd at this \lInce-Saddle Hm, ance of this dlgni,f1ed structure. For the plan would b. were paid. 2000, and all, m'lved towards Hal" lIIr. and lIIrs. John McKay.wllo teachlng'Slsters of the Convent The Departmtmt of Public imperfect, ----- their parents and teachers. whlell WlIS about midWAY between had spent a vacati~n at Grand great credit goes for their success­ , the two towns. bour Grace, preceded by bands Buildings has been careful to Unless It held some spbere F Th S I Is Some resolutions were pro· of music and several, banners Bank and SI. Pierre, returned ful teaching, and to the parents keep certain 'PaIl'ts of the Court That paid for 1he toll and talent rom e C 100 pored and unanimOUsly carried, bearing Inscription., and, In this home on Frida)'. • hearty congratulations are extend· House as they have' remained And love ·that are wasted here. THJ!! HIGH SCHOOL ReI'. W.' H. B. Dnd Mrs. Gill, cd. To the three scholarship win· and, aftN this, both parties from manner, they marched through during the century and a quarter HOUSEHOLD HINT BY TWO PUPILS Kiwanis Mcetiu!! CarbonellI', paid a brl~f visit to ners best wishes are offered for a '.' tile tlVO towns united In a proces· the town In strict order, and con· of Its existence. certa~n Ir~~ There arc enough sunny days On September 8th the PrefeCl. The Te~ular meeting of Harbour Hnr):lOur Grace on Sunday. conlinuanc~ of success In their slon, the I'nst assemblage by this fined themselves to bUl a slight doors have been left, an ,8 po n1 Ileft for bleaching those yellowed systcm commenced at the m-h Grace Kiwanis took place at Pike's manifestation [If their general lIIr. and Mrs. II. N. Davis and future studies and in their chosen Ilotel on Tucs:lay, Sept. 13. with time hn\'ing Inercused to about of Interest Is thnt I~ the/e~:~~r1 linens. If the~' 8!l'e very yellow, School. A paper was placed In fccll:lgs. Flnnlly, they re',urnetl children, Gary ami Susan, St.. careers. of a partllion thel eli'S b d wash lhem In soapy water and the front corridor and pupils Prcsidcnt Alec )lool'cS in tile John's, were \'isitors to lIarbour ------some time In Eugland stndylng to their origInal meeting pince an old il'on and brass oun Ispread them on the grass In the from Grades lV to Xl nominated chair. and disbanded. Grace on Sunday. , the firm of J. R. Parsons. square which'. may hal'e some !sun without out the soap. the students they wisiled to hal'! The ~pcclal ~pcakcr WJS Kiwnn· these methods and was well In· rl.\~ing 'llley met 'again at a later date. 1111'S. Donald Moore and daugh· Dr. E. O'B Freeman,. St J a h n' 5, ian Don Moores. wbo replaced the formed on his subjcct. ter, Donna Frllnces, 3re presently was at Harbour Grace on Sunday hlst?rlcal valur.. t Ho l~e fre. If just a good ble~chlng Is need· Ielected a prefect fDr the schoo! Songmasler F. P. Shcppard yet no account of this meeting Visitors to the Cour dU I ed', wash and rinse them and year On Friday Sept 9th the !chedulcd speaker. Don Jamieson, the guests of Mr. and lIlrs. Charles last, the guest of-his parents, Mr. looilcd aftcr the community sing· Is recorded, but It took the form qucntly ask Il~, age-anI C reort sprca d on th e grass 50a k'lng wet.'ballots were counted," and the!t SL John's, \l'ho was t:nD1'oidably Ross, Water Street. :III'. Moore" and ~Irs. E. -D. Freeman. of a' revolt allaln!t the scaling cords, tell us that ~h s. au They wilt be hCllutifully white. are the results unable to attend. Ing; and the meeting adjourned at who Is the son of Mrs. Ross, Is agrecment then In practice. House wu not the first III PINCUSHION PICKLES Head Prefer't _ Jovce Bm" Kiwanian Don ::OI'C a mosl inter· the usual hour. Mr. and Mr~, Har\'cy Murecll ~Bl'~ Next week we will tell of a now In Korea. bour Grace, for in 1808~ tlle Irs 1 quart baskci green tomatoes,: Prefects !\Iary Parsol;s ~and;'; Cftin;: address 011 the methods This week's mectlng wm be In Registered at Pikes lIolel is were visitors to the 'capital on scalers' strike which took place Court House WBS blllit i Whole cloves.. Gillard, 'Betly parmiter: GOl'don uscd hy dra;:~cr ,f1shin;< in thc the form of a \'isH to the Bay Mr. Duncan Barnes, auditor with Tuesday, ~:se~ I alm9~l thirty, years later. II' Xorlh Sea, The spenkcr had ~pent Robcrts Club. abo\it the land ncar the p ! 1 quart whitr. vinegar. Snow. Gerald Dw~·(!r. Roderick United Church"h' h k s the I (lin. granul3ted sugar. Xoseworthy. i\'el'l\1e Pike 3n~ -----_. __ ._-- ~ In 1830 - ," IC rna e, nil teaspoon ~alt. XC\'jI\e Garland. Court House of t~day one ~~ 'i Method: Select lIIedlum sized ~ - The dulies e>I Ihese Pr~rerl~ m-ed and twenty·flve years a . - :tomatoes that are whole ftnd; are' ~n d we believeI I t theth's oldest old bUIld·toWn round. Scald:lId lem, pee an I (a). Order In COrridors, and !~- Ing rema n ng, n I C uri cover with waler. Cook until Isemblics. cause blnwd,aWI,·1 'I'he present 5~te of the IthOthe they are just tender but not too (b) Cleanlincss. tlons will be A DELIGHT TO· ANY HOUSEWIFE llU, House was deCided ~r~n ~ If! d long or they"wlll crack. Drain (c) To look after smaller will also prollOl;!I result tbat the 80 g~'H:r. them carefully- out' of the water pUs. et'eetrlcal eQllIiJl1II structure known as the 1/ and set on a flat swrface to drain (d) To assist teachers. bour Grace Court House was overnight. Slick' 2 or 3 cloves by elimination Ten dollars erected. Of Its fllil'ther history lIIedlately. T h ' there ma" bl! more to tell at Make a syruD of the sugar, 101 (lnstallallon t Parent eac ers for pumping out later date, but It is plea9tnl 0 vinegar and ~alt and boll' for er Room or re note that repairs being made at about 20 mlnut'fs. pour over ttle AssocIOation ange this time wilt further aid In tile tomatoes whlcb have been plac· end motor) oal Jesse Skinner, lectric .or maintenance of one of th.e Prav· ed in a crock. Allow them to The P.T.A. of the United Inces most historic bulldmp. stand for 2 d~ys then caref~IIY Church School resumed its fall King Street. MODEL 14EI0 __.. --"---;- heat to the bolling point. Skim meetings after the summer bre?\(, , At the pre!;c:d MODEL 28·E·22 out the tomatOP.s. Pack in to 5t.ct·1 on Tuesday', sc.plem~rr 13th. lI:,th pit of the Roll Features P rty To water "droll'lIi Features CCFJ a IIIzed jars and fill to overflowmg I Mrs. R. B.. Pe.Iey 111 the .hm.r. JeS$l!'s idea rt)~ ' COn,Tf,ntiol.', with the boiling syrup. Seal 1m· The bUSIness of the IIvellln. , Nmedlately being concluded R Cllm "Famil, blem is to ra Automatic oven heat control, Automatic oven heal control. IIold Famous Gurney "even-heat" oven. • Circle and Designing Womrn' th. pit. Gurney giant size, /leven.fieat" ,ifty dollar~ Moist high smOkeless broiler. "lira Crace Ar'oun'd TO"m dealing with home decoratior oven. At , u was shown. 93 (.'\ proposal t loads the ~, .. ,.",. Built-in "cool-zone" control panel. Five he~ switches, ln com'crsalion 'Witb :Mr. George , ,. . A cup of tea concllldell till High.speed Tubulat elements. Sweetapple, Vice.Presldent of Mr. and Mrs .. "tlham Peddle. rt· e\'ening's enjoyment, iller plan! ders for Hinged back guard. Stain-resistant porceluin ·enam!:1. eeF party, It, Is learned that a I cpjHd news tbls .week or the bl.rth had been made o[ the illtump after 8:00 a.m. Insta'lt-heat microtube surface units convention Is to be held at Har· oE a son to their daughter, DaISY, programme. milled by ~Ir, Appliance outlet. 7-heat switches. b ur Grace on November 18th Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McBride of ------Botwood Road. One-piece top. Allan's ~niokeless broiler. a~d 19th. It Is also, learned that Florida. ~ongratulatlons. Cl IS- a nominating committee Is to - lure 1 efVlCe pulpstone! to Storage drawer. SPECIAL t hortly tor the purpose of "" The Harbour Grace, branch of thoreby ~:~in:tlng a candidate for this the Canadian Legion will resume ST. PAVL'$ of their spliillhll SPECIAL dl trl t Official notlcc will be Its regular meetings on Tuesday Re\'. 1.. A. J. Ludlow, 8,3f will also a\'oid SenCt'o the concern. evening, October 9, at the Library. I.m., Holy' Communion; 11 .. ~~ommlttee Matins; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School~.m shutting down glV stone repairs of the date of the meeting, ' d Ibl CI 6 30 E cd Many householders have already an Beals; . p.m., \'rn cause stock et~Ir. Sweetapple states that he had television eets Installed, Ind song. ST. PETER'S loss of paper visited man ypl3ces of the Bona· It is expected that. sales will In· Hr. Grace South Twenty·flve \'islted mllny places of the Bona· crease now that regular programs p.m., Evensong. \ tlon No. 21) A found eonslderable Interest. At have commenced. 6,3D UNITED CHURCH stator wlJldhlg~1 Re\,. N. B. Hodd~r. 11 I.m,. Glovertown h!! met Mr. tIJ oS'Cph Mr. Jay Coady, Ion of 'Ir." submitted by Dowden, who 'had recen Y reo Michael Coady, was tendered a Dh'ine Worship; 2,30 p.m., Sunda! lng, Apartment turned from Ontario where he . ' . School; 7 p.,"., Divine W,}fShip. Clarence COAL RANGE had been actively associated with surprISe party at hiS home last HARBOUR GRACE SOU'!'H the CCF party, llnd IIIr. Sweet- week. Jay has left for the ma!n- 3 p.m., Divine Worship. r land to commence training With MODEL 28·E·28 ded that l\l MODEL W46C3 ~pp Ie h as recommen . AF Feo/ures Dowden become a member of the the RC . -----' \".. ~~~~~~==~~~.-- , Features Provincial CO,uncil of Bonavlsta At I meellna: of the Hr. Grace - "Leisure-maker" automatic oven North. lIe Will be attending the i'I'own Council on Monday night \ timer and automatic oven heat, Oven Heat Indicator November convention ,be-re. . last" considerable... routine busines~. '.' was. dealt with. It was deCIded to i , control. Polished Cooking Top A Former I' hold. a garbage collection, com· \ Built.in "cool-zone" control panel. menclllg Tuesday next. Hinged back guard, ,High Closet Hr. Gracian At Pikes H~tel: Leslie, HaYWArd, Instant-heat miclotube surface units. Mildred and Shirley Parsons, Bell Gurney giantsize, "even·heatll Ch'rome Handles, -Passes Awav Island; lIIr.llnd lIIrs. Gordon Cook, 7-heat switches. • Gordon, Jr., and Beverley, White Smokeless broiler. News WAS received here recent· Hills, 5t. John's; Deanne Squires, ly of the passing at Boston, Mass,', Malt. Dowden, St. Johti's. Storage drawer, of a former well·known and high· Iy respected lady, Mary Ellen, SPECIAL wife of Mr. James Gorman. Sea Cadets The lleeeased, who had .r.eached Giftl & Greeting. her el,hty aecond year, waf born The regular weekly meetlna'of at' Harbour Grace, the da:lghter for You - through R,C.S.C.C. Beolhic took place on (With closet) the late: Michael and Kite of Friday with ,I llood atte::danc:r; Labey-the Lahey's being on. of WELCOME WAGOlf Band pracllee was held alld train­ .the town'. oldest iamillet and of hill In parade and gunnery was ,whom Jlone of the name nmain &om Your PriendlJ arried,'out. here toa.)'. . BUliness Neitbbon : The late Mrs, Gorman la 'sur­ ana Civio ucJ vived by her hua~and Jainra· who SomeUmes Baby can be the ..... W.l'", lAad .. Is remembered by the older /len- ,worst lort of ham actor,' When he O/l'tll, .ctd~ior ,/I eration IS one·time ,mariaj!:er 'of discovers he un le~ a rise out of the united Towill' Electrtc Co., you by yelling, he'n do it; If ~ a ...... >ire.idlJlDCe her., alld who with his family behaves thl! wny when you ta,ke moved tQ Boston a quartt'1 or a a kitchen knlte away from him Arrival. of ~.WoNa'" tit ,century 'ago.', It might be Ihe best e~urse just Cill , Survlvln. be,id •. her hmband to let him see you ~ren t Impres· 'RA~'O' - APPLIANCE:'" FURNITURE DEPARTMENT are eiaht daughlei'5, Margaret, .~d by tb! t~mper display. MRS T' . ALWAYS: .: WATiR:STREET 1 . "PHONE 80021-, si'. JOHN'S, Kathtrine, Dorothy. Mary. Gert- extended by th~ir former H~rbour , - CA HERI~E FOSTER , " ", .';' '.1 ;;.", STEERS LIMiTeD. rude, A,nes, Irene .nd Ste.l.~ ·to GrIce, friends. Mra. t?avld tholllas 5 - . H aU af whom lineere .ymll~tby It of this town 11 a eousln. UpeTVISlng olf!IY " ' , " f" " , ,,', ,-, . ":,,' '. , ' " • , , THE DAllY NEWS, SA TURDAY, SEPT; 24, 1955: :s t

, ;: \ , British Sailors ." • 'I.R.E'. Pl'esi(lent .. . .. Are Convicted W-', S To'VisitThe President S~. o[ John'sthe Institute For Disobedience' justright'.: G ' ' nd,', Fa' II's ' N:' 'e' of Radio Engineers, Professor J, _------,;...-"""'------...;-'ra ______..;..__ D. Ryder, will "isi! St, John's on MONTREAL (CP)-Ninc mani· ...... ,..'_~ .. the' 27th or'September [or the pur, land sailors from tM British 1 ND M111 News' wlndln,s on moton b. covere,d! of' machine, two, tluee and fh'e TllDr. are 12 campI en,aged In pose of addressing the' member~ freighter Marand.~1135 were found 1~ {i. • • ' with a flllina \!ement", thull pro- to be eflected safely and. with cuttln. pulpwood at this time with of the Newfoundl~nd Section, In· ,/ GR."n FALLS, ...... """ .., ...... !H' .1 "" ...... " "'...... 'flmil"" by. M,•• , G.mb. wlU .. "".. "" ,"I· ''''''''m •• moD _; of ';"". ",,'" hl:' ';:' :~ h' ,~ •. '" lb' A"'.N"'"'~''''' D. No .• (A p", ...1 ...."." .. s',,'" Th ...... Bo,k Ro.' ..... Th""""" ,._b" """; C.. "'" ~,' Am'"'' ... Bl :.~~. ~. ',"J·t ':.~ .. ."''''"' Com, •.,.. ",.. , '''': '''''''. w" ., h."" ".... """,,'. • ...... U.. lbo' lb. • .....boo! " ..b m,k.. ..m.... h" "".m' ",Idly, ,,' " .ff lb ••h". . ,un "".",. \1,. E. L. N.~ " .....m"'" •••. ,' "'" ."h',"1 ""~ ..... IA ,ro",,1 ,. "".. A .m.11 ,hi, ..., ,r A•• d", h, lb. fon .1 "" lb. , ..,Ire' fl.... ,,' .1 ••"'", k" .. :,,,", ,,'Id.. , '''"•• " lb. b.,. "bm'U,' by ",. , ..II 0 ..'d) ••• 1d", •• "'.m " ", .... wb."b, ..., .u ....I,,' ,,",' lb. .,ru.,. ",.b~ " , ,,,. ,...... h, th. .,,-.\1 '<0. .,m.h """" " ••, C.m,.", I. , Bf."~~ •• 11.. . i" ••!tII"lgb' will. b. ~I"" ...t. . b" "" ,~,.I"'. A, '1-:"'" ,,' F~"h S,.,\11,,'-,,['''' " . ,."",,, ., .." "ofI.... ",. C,,\1. Moo win m.k. tho l.b lb. """,.bm" ,,, ...''' ... ~ A ,"mb" .r big go •• h"~"" "~".'" .• ff"~ ....m .". '''~ by ''''''''' Obd 'O''''' .1 ,",00''''' ,.,.. ' Core Room) en and very often they are all to schedule and effect necessaty opened their cllmps for cutting I ~o ~s~r ~n . ea DOt e t eCf man, lIIr. E. D. Withers tone, CBC' means made just rlght .b.'"'" b, ", F,,' ""to, , .Ilh" b'" I. tho ...., " ...,,,' ....,... ,.",Il" J. W. B,,,,,,, A. F. Old. ,.. " '~.n" .,.. m.. • VI''''',I~", Copt. D. B. N..,,: . . Tht" A"'.... lb. mill .hI,b I' ""'" ..~ '" FHI,,' ,.n". 10, S,"', ... 'p"', J.b F. G111, RoJ".ld w., lb. ~'I"'''., .f Illi.. I~, Urn ... k"kI, ""B; M,. All" .T,mll. Fred's SUggp.f.Uon will enable suits In long periods of enforced No. 83 (An Improvement to core ion, Pierce MAtthews, making a Ill. Ie bc,came a~ ASSOCIate Mem, CNTj Mr. R. II, lIunt. CBCj Mr. Made in Northamptonshire, England, .'lb" ,Id ••' lb. C... Id",'" H' ,.,•• 112 '''dO' D. lIIarshall, Steers Ltd" Lieut.· ~'''''''' ,,,".R .~ti" .. h'" ,.1.' .m,' ".",«"b, .~. "mpo ".~, '" ,,10, ~~ ~ Ih~ ,.~~; m a;e~llor by craftsmen who are masters of their trade-ud enlranCe to see each otheor material punchoo. Tom luggelted wllil'd Moss, '11 Junction Road. wltb 440 men. There Is plenty of • em er.n " an a, e ow Colonel E. H, Schwarze PArR: R~om stocked by leading stores throughout Newfounclland. " tho< ,,,""h lb. , ..,. Th. • .Is' ,,,m'.',,, ""b." '""Iff. Th. , ••" ...... " ,. OtT''"'''''' I" ...... lI,.. ,,,,,,. .~~'" '~ ""i fl. will m.. ' 1I,. J. B. A,"itt P AF': ." , ,,\I ,;.. U,' """" 'b. ''''ibllll' .. " "" !hI. "',... Tbl. will .11. " ...d ,,, "'""'"' I. lb'" "" .m.... t .. , ••m ~.. lb. '"'' bO' J. "","', PAl'" "lh ••; ... : of an accident through a swinging minate bottlenecks. speed up tiers high and It has been found Douglas Hanaway alld' crew. ~ad~o In ~,e I~te a~ter~oon of ~ept. ing Prof. Ryder will he bonored JOHN WHITE FOOTW(A' L1tlITEO. HIGHAH PlUI ... d r work and reduce costs. that when th~v are loaded the have finished Dam buildings on ~7t at ten storlc Sl.e on SIgnal hy a dinner at the Off' " M tl 0 R T II ~ H P TON S H I ~ E. ENG l A NO' o:;.~",.lI.. ,.n", 'M S,,,.. B."" ..", ;'bm"'''' hi... ,. ,"",m ...... d ",•• "' •• m! II J.b,w.'. p", "d .n "w Hill, wh". " ...,,1 .... i"d lb. "F.rt .. ",,,.1 'f ~'~'.. , ": I'"~ ". " fA ~ ""lb.' ,...... " go."" ,·ore.m m.",.11y I. 1m,",."; ,. ".. lb.m, H. bi,ldl" ...., Ih, ""., .1 • II,,, T",,·AI",Il. ndl' ,,, .. mill'''' ."<1,1,' ":;Ib:~" ;~; Tndt tnquirln: PARKE" & MONR.OE ltd .• 361;J Water Strllr. St. ,Soh". ______~m.~w ___.uue·a.------I",." ""It ,. pm, to B.\I" by .Acl' PIon' ","W,,,"' Tn ". w,,' .. " ..,,' Ih. 1"""01'" .m.1I PO" ",lb" V., ... ~ mi.'''' I,,", f.R.E. .llIli,";III at!cnd~nc~, bO' lb.', ShOll) submlttei b:' !\Ir. Raymond ture they wl~1 be cut on the bind. 01 wire tie ro!}! to prevent the Lake. Earlier ,In the afternoon Prores· guests will be ' I 1 F .... .~--. PowC\'. Ca\'melite Road. SIW n t Ie Room. Kev· arms from spreading. .:~ ----- ~6 Ini~hlng .~. lla~.'! idea will eliminate the In's Idea Is, a rul Ume saver and Twenty·five dl'llars [or Sugges· time required 10 replace exlstlnll It al.o reduces the possibility of. tion No. OS (Installation of a com· • 11'1 ~cre\l"' arrangement! aQd the hroken acid line remaining un· munlcatlon system between stor· " pllnch will operate with Jl'eater detected beeau,e In future tbe age &!Ied and carrier control ope· rliicicncy, .\ :Ic\'er suggestion. first helper wal not be absent ralor) submitted by Mr. Martin Twcnt~.• fi\'e !lunar! for SUllges' from his job collecting suiphlte \Vbiffln, Windsor. lion ~o. 65 C.'" llroposal to enlarle for gaskets. JIlartln', sugllcslion will go a rod exlcnd the scwer the main ,T'~lmty dolldu for Suggestion I long way towards eliminating a m~mline blowdown on machines No. 45 (A prop nul for protesting bottleneck In the operation of one ~J\d 111'0) .ubnliUed by Mr. fork·mUng equipment on electric papcr shed carriers by ellmlnat· Gc~, Flood. 538 St3tion Road. trucks) submitted by Mr. Howud Inll the necp.ssity of storage Geor;c's sug;cstion wll reduce Moss, 11 JuncUr,n Road. shed operatars running back lind ~hul.dllwn tim!: on macilll1cs be. When dumping laps Into a hy· Corth from shed to "dcck hand" t~U5C blowdoWIl! on dryer sec. drapulper the elevating mechanism requesting start·up or .hut-down FoR 111£ SNOW lIolJ! \\'1\1 be ~peeded up and It of the electric truclt comel In con· of carriers. It ~hould 'also speed Exciling Buick Is Ihe '55 "show car" will also prolong the life of the tact with the hydrapulper tank up delivery of paper &'om stor· Yo" can buy a BuIck for Ie" money with yeors-ilhead styling. Th. ne... electrical equipment In the area damaging, the fork'lIftlni! equip· age to loading stand. , Ihan 10m. model I of the by elimination 'If conden ••tlon. ment. Howard lUuelted tbe' In· "SHOP'S FALLS 4-door Riviera Is fast becamlng .o-called "Iow.prlcecllhreel" Ten dollars lor suggestion' N a. slallation of a rubber bumper on Quite a number of men have Canada's most wanted car I ' 101 !lnstallatinn o,l hand pump the tank to act as a, cushion .t been coming in durlng the past Come In and check on tho for pumping out pit In Roll Grind. point of contact. Simple but er· we1!k Ind aU ten campI now ope­ buy of the year I rr Room or re !ocatlon of pump f.tlve., rating on this DiVision, arl filled end motor) submitted by Mr. Fifty dollars for Suggestion No, tn capacity. To date we have some Jesse Skinner, Apartment 10, 48 (A method for Ignillon of oil 45,595 cords yarded for this sea· Kin~ Street. fuel burners on Kidwell Bollera) son, which represents 530/. of 011:1' .\t Ihe prese:IL time the motor\submltted by lIlr. Wilfred Evans'l eut• Some 98 Chain Saws are noW ~it of the Roll Grinder fills with 17A Carmelite Rd. • In operation throughout the Dlvl· " ,,',llrr "drownlllil out'" the motor. I Wilfred's suggestion for i/.lnlUng Islon • •le~1e'~ Idea fl)~ solving the pro., bo~lers throu"h electrical ignItion The two new Logglnl Camps hlrr.1 i! to rals~ the motor from 01 koreosene 011 Dr propane gas which were built at BlI:1'nt Pond Ih~ pil. Is real improvement over the old ha"e now been ~ompleted and 'irly dollar~ [or Suggestion No. hit or mls! method of uslnl' a both CampI are no wengaged in P3 (.\ proposal tt operate without handtotch made of ralls wrapped Icutting operatlnns. One of these In.cls Ihe electrically driven Irin. around a piece or stiff wire. The campI has a capacity of seventy dm for approximately two hours new method,ls sure, ~d safe and men and Is the !lrstof Its klnd tD ~rtEr 8:00 a,m. un Sundaysl Sub. clean. be operated In this Division dllJt'· t.litted hy ;llr, Allan Trask, 3~ Fifteen dollars for Suggestion Ing recent years. Should this Botwood Road. No~O (Installalion of a va~uum prove successful more eamps will Allan's suggestlon will 3110w dust eliminator on roll,rlnder) no doubt be buUt under tbls pl~ )\~lpltones to cool uniformly submitted by Mr. Kenneth Wilkin. In the future. Ihmby reducing the possibility son, 6 Exploits ~ane. SInce the big game season open· o! Iheir spUttin" and cracking. It Ken's ,suggestion for elimination ed on September 1st leveral hun· TO (J()! IliII ~lso avoid the posslbiilty of of rubber, dust created by grind· lers have been hunting In !hI. Th!)n Variable Pilch,Dynallow shulling down r.rlnders for pulp. Ing of rubber I'olls wlll Imllrove area, and all hunters thus far hive 'owered with lulck'. lnat enllnn; va automatically changes pitd, ror 50arlng; Slone repairs which In turn coulil working condlU(l1II and malte for met with suces. each havini Ie- , exclullve Varlaille Pitch Dynaflow ~ economical ride. All Dynaflow models caU!e stock shortage resulting In more e!lclent operation. cured a moose. 11111 In for a thrilling; ", ' have Ihis Very Important Pitch I loss of paper ploductlon. Twenty·flve dollars for Sugges· . TERRA NOVA IIl1htnlng tak_H I . tlon No. 61). A proposal to hinge The I dl ' f" I rll'enty.flve dollars for Sugges. centre panel on apron ot winder oa ng 0 pu pwood by lion No. 21) A method to Improve elevator.) submitted by !\Ir Jack ~~a~~ a~·8~tII1 dcortinUln" with !~

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.",.. ' , ';', 6' THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, ·SEPT. 24, 1955 Gener "I help the development of a mine tn the Labrador wilderness, we can better afford IThe Daily ,News to raise the miley needed to complete the ' 'In The" ,New.s· I , I Trans-Canada as quickly as is physically The UAILY NEWS I. a mDl'lling paper possible. Out of that work, half of which 'etitabU.hed ID 'iBM. ,no I'ubllshed at the .By 'Wayfarer KIWI B'1ld1na, 3M:3511 Duckwortb Street, Ottawa will provide, more temporary and • SL Jolm'., Ne:wfoundllJld, b, RoblnlDD " '~ore permanent employment is certain to the abllity of that party to attract Compall1,. Limited. come than from any oU·.er enterprise which SEL.L.ING A PARTY 'l'hc Conserv~tI\If Party has r~. zealous and energetic supp',rters, has been .financed by public funds in the rEMBER 0. THB CANADIAN PRBSS ccnlly rCI'ealed all. in~J'caslng must depcnd ir the (jilalanaly~is The CaDlidiu rrell I. excluslnly en­ pa~t six yeal's. measure of org~nlzational activity, on Its programme, Peopi " . tilled to the un for republication 01 .!I That Is or .ought to I:e a hr.altlly ..... dlspate"elI In ttl, paper credited to sign. The party. system is Jt Ibe In Ihe past, I~mc.tools,"".' has h Of to Tbe Associated Pm. or Reuter. heart ot the .uccess of polilical been the only' oppo,itiOli policy Mrs. M. ~Iac ud allo tbe local new. pUbl1sbed therein. Mr. Truman,s S~ory democracy but it rails to rU;(11I Its on the mainland and ·In Nel;"ound" I,n, and Mrs. L. All Prell service and feature article. iJI iand, The Conservatives ha\'c .sald p()(ll, England, The first inst~lment of Mr. ,Harry' necessary, functions Ilhcn II d~· in effect, we'll do all the Liberals' thiJ paper are eupyrlght aDd their reD~~ T ' ..r f his seven years in terlorates to thc point whc:'c onc )lnnlreal this l1uct1oa ",I=rohlblted. ruma~ s memOl.s 0 , . party.is· dominant and thc other arc doing but'wc'II'do morl! of It reli!iI'P5 and is Authorized II lecond clan mall POll , the Whlte House IS prefaced by the reason weak not only In parliamt'nlary and do.it better. Thht not· ·flat•. adi~n ~binlanrJ. 0Uke Department, ottawa. for writing them. The former president membcrstiip, bllt also in 1I1·gonlz. tering to tbe intelligence 01 the a {(\\' days wilh voters. Not evrrything the Liber· has found in his reading of American alion. ' t.5t lIilIcr beIne als dD is right and neithcr bve the the u:. K: Member Audit Bureau of history how much was missing because so Liberals discovered all that' needs 1 The situatiol1 is unques:ionably At .Ayre' s Mai~ Floor Dry' Goods Clra!latlon. few presidents had. left· their persona ripe for eapita1:zing on Incl'rasing to be done. There is room for the Mr. K, CDnservativcs tD mfll'e in ,vlth a e. recollections behind them. He ,vas ,de- opposition 10 the party jn \10wcr. DAlLY SUBSCItIl'TION UTES: termiried that no such gap should e::-dst No govqrnment that has IJ~cn a well·conceived policy, r.cundly ba~ed. which can be sold to Ihe Canida •• t ...... I ••••••• $ 8,00 per annum in the American record t~rotigh any failure long time in office can casliy hold aU iis suppl·rters. The most public on tWD props-onP. the Unl~ed lCinadum and all commonsense o[ the politl itsell F4lrelln CO'Jn'riu •••. $12,00 lI!r annum on hi.s part. obl'ious bencfits or confed~laUon Mr. Truman has quite a tale to tell. fromthc standpoint of the pcoplc and the other tbe sincerity with FABRICS which it is ad\'Dcated~ DRAPERY Lifted bv the sudden death of Presiden t slill exist but the tendcncy to give SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1955 Rooscveit from the obscuritv anhe vice· credit for them 10 a pr,'1 incial -' .,- presidency to the hiQhest in the party diminishes with the years. That docs not mean that' If the 1~ 21f2 yards ~office Con.scrvatives were to follow" this land in a lime of major crisis, he had soon The Liberal Party will appedr' Icss . and less In thc pulllic eye ·;.s the gcneral principle they could ,b~ • Roads Behind The Times to "'0 to potsdam as a ·member of the Big sponsors of famlly allowancls, old assured in a year or two of taking soon aft'erwards to malte the age pensions and IIIlCnllllo)ment over the government, They t,Bve a The OUawa Jou1'llal has reminded ils Fo~r ~nd rateful decision that' allowed the first Insurance as,morc and m(J(p peo· bard row to hoe. The personal readers that the rapid increase in the num- popularity of JDe Smallwood Is nuclear bomb to fall, upon and obliteral.e pIc realizc that these tllIngs are COTTON. GABARDINES, ' still the dominunt far.lor in New· 'ber of passenger cars presents a challenge .JI'roshima. He, ma." be derided b. y .his 01" part of Icc\crai scrvices, :.nd as to gO\'ernments which not be met by I1. ., th~ years go by more r.eoplc foundland politics. But Jou. him· will self. has said. time and agalTt. that 1- 6 yards Dominion Government help to a Trans­ pohents in the United State;; but he had eliHcr with the policy uf /loverl!' lhe courage and vision of slatesmanship. ment, have their or:ginal sense he Is grDwing weary. Moreover" 5nn Tu~ker, SOliS Canada Highway 01' provincial road-build­ Without his stalwart support, the Marshall of gratitude to the fathcrs of con, the time has cume when I\'e have . Victor Hammnlld ing endea\'ours of \'arying force. I Plan mil!. ht ha.ve foundered in its birth feclel'atlon dull rd. and diwlVcl' a lo consldor how much longer w'e J)nnald Tucker The Journal was ,thinking' principally '.' number of 'personal gric\'ance~. can cDntinue te operate nn the COl'e this \\'ee~ . of the heavy toll of highway accidents. and all Europe would have fallen an easy These are conGltions that /lre in· policy of immediate resu1t~, Neiy· L~ke ,up the prey to the Reds. And perhaps all A~i;a evitablc and shuuld Icnd ,,[1 ~nsth roundland .will outlast tn~ polio SHARKSKIN )/r. Hammonrl i'. Here in Newfoundland we ·have to think might b.we been lost to the free world If 10 an uppositiun party, ticians now in ollicc, But It will principal of the l more in terms of social and economic do so only If Ihere is prufound MI'. Truman had not made the swift de­ 1- 5 yards, School thtre. ~n' needs although the'safety question is alsn But the 'Iact i, that mtee,) ycal's study of our r:eeds and til~ for· .the tp;ehing ~I,l cision to throw American forces·into Korea mulation of a policy keyed t:! long· . o~ great importance. without a vc,tige o( rel1rcsen· term and gradual pl'ogress .. And what we find when we look at in the verv nick of time. . tali on. fiftcen years in IVnl~h citi· the road programme is that it. has little One of the most intereslin~ anecdote5 zens hml 110 responsibllitv fur in i1is book concerns the castigation h(' thcir govcl'llmcr.t, fiIteen ),(';11'5 in youth today will not gi"! en· order in it. ;zave 'Molotov ovel' Russia's breaches of a political \'~CUUI1l. nave ha~ their thusiastic support tn a parly afternoon. There are two main problems. Olll) baleful in(\uenee on thc public which has no more to ofl~J t!lim REGETTA FABRICS lS to provide good and safe roads for the the Yalta a~reement. The tough Russian altitude lowards parly plJiitics opposition to Ole gOI'crnmer.l, no Mr ..In. regions which are most densely populated foreign ministel' said he had never been Moreuvcr, a long pel'iod 'J[ sus.' ma!ter how slrong Ihe ba;is for 2;- 5 yards 8 yi~it 10 tilt lained prosperity is always and in that opposition. Youth has to be Aflernoon. and where motor traffic has far outgrown spoken to in such terms befC'l'e. The story reveals the stron.£! character that was hid­ every CDUntry a brceder of il\lathy captured by appeals to its l:nagln· the existing highways and byways, The People are chiefly concernrd with ation. by analysing the futu"". that Mr. "iclnr H. other is to reduce the isolation of coastal den under 'rruman's mild appearance. 'rhe government on!y when tilllJ'S arc now ·Iics berore the provil'lce, by from lit. .lnhn·5 settlements by giving them access to large book shows how a courageous man can bad and they w~nt more thlla they policies that nre dp.signeti care· coon. ~h'. cenh'es and to the main highways. rise t6 heights of ~reatness when the oc­ are gelling, If political Interest is fully 10 promote a hetter (uturc hi! ,on .lohn La tD be revived. If people arc to be and a higher living standard. . day. He h.! The Avalon Peninsula has a network casion demands. MI' .. Truman has been You may never get an opportunity blamed \ for bein~ too considerate of his encDuraged 10 take a hl'altby 1:01'1 10 take up of highways and local roads which have The Conservative party at the Ilrinei p~ I n[ political friends but in his role of states­ and progressiVe vlcw of party not been materially improved during the politics, salcsmanship Is nc~dcd, moment represents lhe sole possl· ill th.t .cltl past ten years. But in that time the volume man he deserves to be remembered among bility of an alternative govern· like this again .. .-for I~al",ost of motor traffic has increased to literally the greatest of America's presidents. - But It docs not matter holY men!; But its organization is in the embryo stage. Its dynamIC has an enonnous degree, It has outgrown •____ 1 goo~ ,a salesman 15 II his product -===::::::::::...---... will not stand tbe test of ioglcal yet to be bDrn. It can capltallzc nothing" buy new-' drapes~ new 'the best highways and created acute dang­ analysis. Peoplp. will vote 'ror nn all it wishes and perhaps elled· ers. The' only. solution is to be found in Strength For To .. day opposition group as a for'l'l of ively on opposition 10 the Liberals .Iohn·s Wednl·srlt better roads.' prot cst . against a government but it must do more. It must give chair covers, cushion covers,' car At the moment the greatest con- By EARL I., UOUGLASS whose policies they ·oppose. But people a standard of political plan· nlng and action which will &Uract centration of traffic is on the Conception ardent sUPPDrt only comes when' a party can olier somethln~ con· them as keen snd devoted folio IV· Bay highway from St. John's to Carbonear -AMBASSADORS IN DARKNESS structlve .... something to capture the ers of a worthY' cause. If It ean covers, to make yourself a'. new and it must move over narrow, winding The Pharisees once asked Jesus the question, Imagination. Ar.d the success o( do that, It may be surprised at the roads, with each stream of cars and trucks "When shall the kingdom of God cDme1" C;onservatlve pCl'ty reorga'lilation. results. compelled to adjust its speed to the slowest Jesus never answered that question, He answer· blouse, slaks, shirt. .. (its uses ,'ehicle ahead. The only saving grace cd it neither for them nor for his disciples, Just i~ before his ascension, he assured his dlsclpues thai • that the road, save for the forgotten few the tlme of the final consummation of the kingdom miles between Seal Cove and Holyrood was something that was locked up in the secret 'too numerous to mention} ... because is paved.' , counsel of GDd (Acts 1:7). The thirty miles from st. John's to But what Jsus did so when the Pharisees asked Holyrood represent a dangerous bot.tle- him "wben," was to tell tbem "wbere"not when the klngdDm would come but where they could find it. This Imper docs no.t asslllne any responsibility lor Ihe opinions 01 there are quite a lot of ,these neck. All the traffic of Avalon flows over bey were looking for a kingdom which would be its correspondents this road. All vehicles going around the Dutward, spectacular, political; he assured them in short order. and presto the bay, to Bonavista or to Burm or Claren- that the kingdom was Inward. unspectacular, spirit· Editor Daily News. Trans.Canada Highwuy Is com· "me, must travel this road and on. to Brigus ual. Do not start pointing to objects, he said In sub· Dear Sir,-In your cditorial, materials alike. stance, to moveme~t5, to '"'eat circumstances in the "CI' Th G " . I pleted, But the completion of the or take the long diversion over gravel road world and say, "This Is ...the kingdom." The king· of oSlllgSeptember e 15th.,ap. IIIthere YDur wasssue a Canso causeway must have made suitable car ferries avallable for by way of Coli net and Whitbou~e. It is, dom Is a spiritual mattcr. "The kingdom of GDd is slight error which I hope :.'.lU will taking cars 'across this beautiful by modem standards, a horse-and-buggy within you," correct, it is from Charlottetown Clode Sound. that separate! Char· road, narrow, crooked and dangerous; We look with considerable disdain upon the to "Bunyan's Cove" tot Musgrave· Pharisees who were so materialistic in their con· t th t th f . loltetown and Bunyan's Cc,~e. It '. An, d one important policy question is ception o. f the klnlldom. What they wanted most g'own, d adid c: erry IS t needed.d' r A will link up Charlottetown wllb ,,,,hether the Government shoo uld make this was rclicf from the tyranny of their Roman over· lIIusgravctown00 rDa a rcato "Bunyan'sY ex en ~ Cove".rom ail Newfoundland. I believe It i~ pla;)ed to extend ,dtal artery safer and more efficient 01' lords. But they ha'd misread the .Old Testament. If tomorrow \Va!;n·!. Sunday I would a road from Bunyan's Cove to give precedence to new local roads, some The children of Abraham were Indeed God's chosen like for "Wayfurer" to drive down Port Blandford. of them essential and others having polil-' people, but they were chosen to Icad the world into to "Bunyan's Cove", and thcn In the kingdom or light. h' I In smith sound this year the ical . expediency as their principal jus~ifica- Their functlo'n was not to administer but to marvollousIS p cturesque scenic style. beauty write nrup thisthe govcrnment Is quietly extending a tion. minister. They were to act-and we are to act-as marvellous streich 01 water with road from IIIonrDe to Burgayne's ' ·t· f l't' lwa God's ambassadors In P world 01 darkness. Cove. so. that the picturesque Th e neceSSl les 0 pO 1 ICS are a ys Charlottetown on the north side towns of Cliften and Burgayne's with tIS. It is doubtful if thev can be ever and Bunyan's Cove lin the south Cove will no longer be isolated. ItSI ~ftl,.r .. 1151 Prefrd • evaded. Yet in paying tribute to them. 0 h A' S·· side. It's a country. ro~d from Just a few miles from Burgayne's 11M Allllia .• all thought of efficiency should not be What, t ers re aymg Lethbridgenowhere have' tl' IMusgravefown, seen the localbilt Cove' Inland, Is one of the finest 1&5:5 Dodge .• hydro.power sites In Newfound· 1153 Mercury th'rown out of the window. And with the patrol keep II local road in better land, And so Newfoundland moves 1t51 Ford •• NO MAYOR'S NEST con Ihon t an s elng done here. IU, ~'freury l"tnll'ted a'm' ount of equipment available ------..;..-- d' . h' I b ahead. The gDvernment is acting to ·th e Highways . Department, nothing (Kingston hlg.Standard) But from l\Iusgravelown across the l!lSt. Mercllry wisely In giving priDrity lo New· , 1952 M eltll1 . could be less efficient than' road buildin~ ,There seems to have been' little of a can· Clode Sound 'Peninsula to this foundland services., I'll Dodle .. . at dozens of different.and widely-separated ~roverslal nature at the meetings of tbe Ontario beautiful and growing village or Yours, 1&53 Meteer Municipal Association In North Bay, Ob.vlously no Bunyan's Cove lherels a beautiful " Ilt7,Ford .. MALCO~M PELLY. laces in t h e one season. . . ad h' h' I' . t f II It53 Conl,,1 . P 'one ""anted to stlr up· a mayor's nest. m ern Ig way. ve go a ec ng Itt7 N*,h .. . These local roads. should be accorded -'--:0:- that· an Honourable Joe and Jack FINE SCHOOL . I'll Mettor . an order of priority keyed to getting the THOUGHT FOR TODAY hal'e long ago sccn this as ~n easy BROADSTAIRS, England (CP)~ most done for the lowest, possible cost. History after all Is the story of people: a state- and quick way to "Bridge the A new school, th" Charles Dickens Gap.," school. was opened in this ·Kent But the overriding priority Sh ould go to ment that mI ght seem too obvious to be worth mak· ' iug Il It were not for the fact that history 50 often Any. afternoon "WliyfRrrr" can lown by theftutl\or's grandson. the, roads that carry t h e d.ellsest t raff IC Is presented in terms of vast Incomprehensible run down to Bunyan's Cove and Philip Charles Dlckens. The school at the moment.· It is better to give. safe forces moving far, under the' surface, carrying rO\v over to CbarloltelDlYn, catch with. accommodation for 480 boys ,\. I ..' cost £148,000. . I' roads to place where traffic eongestio~ pre- human beings along, helpless, and making them Ii 'beautiful meal of :odlisIl and be --'----- valls than' to give new roads to places which conform to a pattern whose true shape they never back In his office early nexl morn· . have y'et, to know.the trials and sec. The pattern does exist, often enDugh, and It is' ing and a write up that will PARTING SALUTE , blessin~s Important. to trace It. Yet it Is 'good to remember send .tourists·t~en cl'uislng dOWll there NOTTINGHAM, England (CP).:... , .. rapidly. as possible. . . h I I h I It k th tt t th Chemist Harold Carnell left £10 In '. '... '; ~, . . ed d i 'bl di" t at t s t e peop e w 0 ma e e pa ern, no c by the hundreds, h' ill t b . k II d f 0', , ,..Wh atis'ne e s.a sens,! e VISIon other wa yarDund.· A ferry,. there's lots of ,New. h:: '~Id 0 uy drID sa roun ~F of, money: and effort so that' so much p~o~ ...!.Bruce Cotton. foundlanders in that dlstrlrt who 'Guard during . '. ., gress .can .be ~ade:each year on the old can knoek together a suitable lerry War ' ", ;.,' roads' and the .new. But as an economic NORWAY'S MARKSMEN .'. , . ' •. . . t' (News of Jll'orway) 5' meliure, pure arid ·s.imple, the eastern end· Sharpshooting, a sport in wbich 'Norweglans ciftite Traris-C;nada a~ far .as: Gander have won mallY world champlDnshlps, Is becoming . ' 1h000d .be completed to full sllecifications ever more popular. In recent years, the active memo .. '. ~. ' . ai"raPidlY';iS.;poss~ble.·,...... berahlp of the I,eoo rl~eclubs aff11lated with the • i" ....,.', .... , ... l';;:';;;":t' '''i\th' 0 th National Assoclatlon of Rifle Clubs, has grown to . ..', . ,.. .LU~l,~~Ull'1:Zt/: .~~'ii.. mgs. n? !;! 130,000,' as: compared with fewer than 48,000 In , ~,leS1Ol1'C?f\.the;roa~l~rom. Clat:envllle to. 1938. ,All told, there are '107 rifle ranges In Nor· , I 1.11 I .. ,Alexander:Bay. -·.The '6Uier .. thebeginning way, but many more are needed: Through, active '$7. JOHN'S, '. ~, . , . , . .. of a new :liri;':' broad.si:fety highway from participation in this m~BS movement hundreds' ~f' ,,10,17,%4, • . St.'Job ,., .r"H 1"~' t ' U!hltb . b tbousands have become expert sharpshooters, Tbelr •, ·NEW~()(JNDl.iN.. · . ~ ... " ; . _, .. ,,~,~S~~· ,~l~.~~.:.o'.. , ourne,. Y marksmanship Is potentially of 'enormous value In; \' . , tti~. ~~~t~~n,d,JlIos~'dlrectroute. And defen~lng arugged eoun~rY\lIke Norway.Hencc, the; .~ ..jf'wii·~n,lffo~,:to,:p~edge, a great sum to, rifle clubs receive annu~l state' subsidies. . . ), < ~'. ''';''. • , ' . ,.;;,. .',.', .•.• : .1 \ ., ' .. ,.. ,.' ,) ...... ,~. I ".' .. _1~H_E_D_A_IL'_(_N~EW~5:,~S~A~Tl~JR=D~A~y,~S~E~?T~.• ~24~,~1~9~~~5~7 \ .------_.. ----. \ , ' I .. •t, , I ' ... Sport r ~------

" ~ Genera. iThe .Bell Island j\fews Activities Items . ' -_!._S_EM_l..... W=E_EK_lY,;...... ,.fEA_TU""7'RE __ ~ ___---: _____ ~~._.-..:.._--=WABANA, NEWFOU_ND_LA_N_D___ -- ~------~~~------~-----~.

People .In The News 0,,, .. I ~s if "lone"],it'h~:~'~~ blew inside it, ~s well cakes~~~::'" hy th efollolVing reCI;Je, J: D-:. - as h~wlml arfJund' th.e "'ltside. cept th~t we al'c adding a ~hopped ~Ir'. ~I. ~tae Clements urI son I Mr. pod lIIrs. IInI'r~' Merccr spenl :hcr? s _sah~on cu_kes III Ih~ mak, ollion. lightly fried in butter be­ - III Jan. anll ~trl. L. MacC,be of LI\'er I the week.end (Ill th~ Island \'Isit, l,ng. Jumc,~ a big I,an rc;,dy for for~ mixing in with the colu eel'- r1ll11 • ~:ngland, arrived hCI·t Irom i In~ their daughter' and ,'on·In, Icily makmg, and pots an'l pans I cal and ~almoll ' \ll!nlrr~1 this ·week alter v,sltlng' I,IV ~Ir. and ~h' •. Douglas :\PHI. \ , til be us~d in preparatiun 01 IlInch,\ SALMON CAKES rtlalilr~ and trifnds 011 :b~ Can, --- all on the cuu':t~r tups; bill wc'lI 2 cups hoiling water .~i~n "finl~~d. Tht~· arc ~pcndlng Mr. rhousc Itawen of till: Per· i I .ill;t shut OUi' '!~ es tu it fUI a few 1 tsp. salt I It\\' ~ays with Mr. and ~I:., Ern· sonnel Department, Dominiull wa'l nunutes _and Iml c a ~hat w:"h yO\l, I. cup quick cooking :Iats III Mlllrr belne retlll'nll1l1 to I hana Ore Limited, is now ,10 hi. "lonc." IS rcally I'c'P?r.sih;p fur 1/3 teaspoon black pcppcr Ibt r. K. . \ ~n.nual \'aeatlo~_ ollr Jclly n,lukll-,g 5C;SlOn, ;is she 2 ClipS canned ~aln)()n hlcw all the apples of{ a fncnd', Cornmeal 'Ir. K. R. ~llcLtoll mbhnl: ~h.. Chal'lie \'okrl' rcl~hrRlrd tI:ees, and UUl' Iril~IHI hcin;: ;11 hilS I Add oatmcal and salt M' the rhld ~rColll~t~~t ~nmlnlou \\'01-: hl5 birthday Sepl. 18. l:oll.rnl~. PIIHI al ~hl! prcs~nl l~ll1c. "~ luok'I boiling waleI' alld co uk tilowly 011 tI;c JellY-In::I:!ng job. l! would stirring often until uatm.:al Is', rl~~ Ore Limited, Ii now on his I -- ucJti~n. \ MI'. Em I1i1(glns Is a patirnt at he too barl 10 leI the app;I;~ go to I cool;cd. It 1"i11 be thIck aile! still": _ I the Generill IIcspilal. lie ,s still waste. _Here's how II'C are gOIllC ICo"l. add salmou and pcppEr, and Mr. trs 01 Hcap I,ul I'arl· :\\I'ailin& X·ray repOl Is. aboul 11: stir until well blenrlp.d wllh the Ro~' ~h ; ~m Limite", \1'18 hrrc fl'I,m St. ArI'LI:, Jf:LIX oatmcal. 'Shape into patty rakes, dip in cornmeal and fry a light' John-, recently In Ihe interest of Mr. Bcrl Rideout look a t:.ltlcnt to city hospital during thl hil lil'm, ~ pa~t Chop green :;ppic~, We had hruwn on bolh sides in h\11 fat. wuk. abuut a fourtclm pounil ba~ full), turnin~ once. Serve either ptain !.itlle Linda Skanrs is pr\'~~nlly inlo a large prc5crl'ing kctli~. Add ur with tomato sauce_ Mrs. ,"rcb Barrett \\Cnt 1.0 the I pAticnt in a city buspital. cold \\'aler until thc walc' can (lUICK TOMATO SAUCE cily 'flle3da~' afternoon. just be sQen through the tcp laycr I I'l, cups canned (omatoe' \Ir. CI.~1on SmiLh tr3'lellln& o[ apples. Boil until applcn, arc! ',' teaspoon sail Illwnan lor Steers Limited WIS MI', Albcl'l Whelan is Sllr nuing soft. Pour into. a jelly' bar,: ';nd Icl I ~~ teaspoon while sugar here dllring til') past weell doing a few da~" on business In ~l. drip overnight ovcr ~ pall to talch \ Dash o[ pep pCI' bu!inc!s lor his firm. John's. the juicc, (We got about 10 cup~ I I tablespo~n cream cnrese of juicc from our bag of r.l,ples)- ' 'I, cup cra~kcl' crumbs '

" Mf"I~ ..1ohn lIammond ~::d WII· Mr. Larry Bullcl" of Cllali:cr and However, follow this rcdpc exactly! ~[casurc canr:e!l tomulor.s into ,on Tucker, 50115 Df ~Ir. al:1l Mr~. I Company. was here during the when making ~ our jclly. and if.\' saucepan; add ~alt, ~ugar _epper "lrlllr lIammoml ~nd Mr. aud ~Irs. ! weell on busine,s for Ills 111'01. I~'I)~ havc 10 cups of juicc make &nd cream cneese. Hea!,' add Ilnnald Tucker left lor r1o\\cr'~' , ~'OUl. jclly in !I\O batches II)stcad II cracl;cr crul)lbii. btil~ aga;r. UIIIII C~I e lhis \\'ee~ wherc thc~ will The followin~ Bell Islandcr~ arr of doubling up thc recipe: ,pipin!! hot Serl'c with fh!1 nr I~~t ,liP the ·tcachlng prnir.,sinn. patients In cit~· h~,pltals. ~lr 5 cups juicc 'melt c21:cs. I, \lr. ~Immnnrl I'~~. brrn appointed I.·red Earle, llr. Cir.orge Clarke, 1 7 2 CliPS sUi;al' TO:,1,110 S.WCf; rnnc1p.1 01 Ihe Church of r::.lgl~nd . MI'~. Swain. Mr,. Alhert Pllrthasr, ~i bottle Certo 'fruit pactin); ~rlwnl th_rre, ~nd MI'. T\1c~er on : !~Ir~ .•Ioe Ryan, ~lastN' IlO:I Fitl' SHOWING a section of the Lance CO\'e High\\'a~', looking west from the top of Whc]ail's 'lIiIl to the Cominunit\' 2 luhlcspoon~ fat 2 tablespoollb silted f1o~r i " hf 'rHhml ~tdr. i gerald and ~Ir Isaac I'umr,hrey. Storc, which is the lnst ?uilding to be seen on thc left. T his section of Highway was widened and re-surfaced during ~ieasllre juicJ into a I'C;·Y Inrge ~allccpan. add the CXJcl anv!unt or ~', teaspoon ~alt the past summ_el'. The work \\'~s supel'\'Lscd by MI'. S. ll. Parsons. It is e:.;pccled that paving ",ill be done here Dash of pcpper ~nd Ikilril;~ ~r. r~'ri1 Dro\\'n~ who 'Ia~ In I' Miss Jcan Gray Ip.a\'r.~ for Tor- sligar. and mix wclI. Pla:'c o\,cr 1 leaspuon while sugar ~I , .0I I In, • M J h U~InC~S - .np, ' re, I onlo on Monda)' where 'S:l~ \Ill! next yc~l' and -residents will thereIore be relicved of the dust nuisance which now rolls orcl' the countl'\'side with high heat allil hi ing to a bni I. stir­ ring constantly. At pnce btjr in 1 cup tl)mat~ juke lurn,d '0 the hl~nd TIlI.mlay $PCllti II \'ncnlion wllh hcr Klstcl' the passiilg of each motor vchiclc. . • .tlprnoon. Dorothy, tile Certo. Thcn brin~ to ~ lull Pinch of mace \ rolling' boll ami boil bard t mill- Mclt fat in sauecl',lll; h:"nll In Itour. let buhhle fur thrcc m'ilUtcs • llr, .1110 CarhUt I rturnell from fLittlc Bav IlIlC, stirring comtantly. i:(lI1o\,c . Add ~c~sollings and sugar; ,11Iwly­ , \'i~il It tht tit~· Thursd~y 1011'. Ilobel't ~Inl'e, I'rice Water from hcat, skim off foam with stit' in tomato Juicc. Cook r~d stir' hnll~e S~·~tcm. m~lIag~I', 1I'!'1I was ! metal spooiT, al~d puur imlllc/lialc­ Iflrrnolln. Copper 1\'iinc till smooth and thick; add pinch . ' --- here on a bllsinc!'5 trip rnlurnl'rl flY into _ster}'i;Ed glasscs. ~~al al once \\'llh liB lOch o[ hot paraffin. of macc. Scrve hot. Ilr. \ Idor Hammoml• rc.llrne,1 II 0 thA" Canaulnn" -I' 'I ,I In I anu -, IIy II ir ~lay Reopcn Irom St .•I 0 h n! 1'hlluday afltr· I'cstcrda' ~Mn. ~Ir. lIammond ~ceompanled' • ~. By C.~1.F.F. A laIc disp1tch {rom thr. area Farewell Party hi! Jon .Iohn \0 the elty \\'edne~· , now bcing prospected At th·~ l.itllr. dl~-_ H! hu ~ince le1t (or flower'. Bay copper mine old wllr1dnlls • r~\f 10 lake up his nell' dulles .~ ~;~:~OYB Me~bers' give promising resulls. The report prmrip,1 IIf the C. of E. ~chool SUliday Services • says prospectin~ has come up with BOYS' 'I that .eltlement. A farcwell party was tendered a high gradc cl'pper intel ~ection CLUB John Hammond and Wilson Tuck­ CDURell OF ENGLAND in diumo",1 drilling. Recently hole Mr. "·m. French \I"~ • \'hltor to (Sixteenth Sunday aCler Trinity) er by thc members o[ Prir.ce o( • number 7, alon!; tile e:.ar '1\101'1'. ~ ug 1 y l'ost err.· pru-trncnt of Education, United GenNai Managel' o( II Dominiun dC\'cloplTlcntIC ne apro~l'nmmc. 'I e ~v le~ 0 \I' d d . It S t I nt "d "" ","n. T. G.Im. "'I •...,; '. .' :,'.', .:, :: I:::: Th. "booC b,"~, ,]".. h. ,nmmo wh'" 10"" ], ,.], ,I ,C ",,,.u,, , U,,,,d ,,,"],,,,k. ., """i ,.u"", ",,& .;, 189' WM G: 51<,,,', E. Cot'''' "d 1I.],b 1 Mun, n Moto' rs Ltd. Wll' ...b ,hlId '!b. Many Ha ppy 1l3 11lC, 5CSbe ptlaYhCd on 't he 0 l'. B. .1. and l'I)rs. Egan ko,:.~~~'W!~;~!·;'foming In. ~,-:.;.~.Study, (C.W.S.) ~:!p~~:::::",\:.~; entered Into be. :~'::of the t:.'~::~;]~h~,:::Local CWS committee. ~=; MI'. Be ;,;::]:~:,;;:~"';:ichan~c at thai time ~~ $4.96~,~;[ 25':~ at BPI~~~_a~e all! l-I ~ilI.?1Il1 0 ,c an cx- rejoicing In lhr. birlh 'of a bab)!a~~: BENNETT '""VE. LAU A tween Dominion Wabana Ore Markle chose .o1~ his fiubject "The tUl'OS $19466T~day pcr'with lonl( refincti ·ton copper ~l 50 Citperc)) .. ,,: onl'_will mcetCar~ lhc(rom boys I' urt at Pcp·Por·' b tOY. StlCCITI bl e~5e d1\' e\'cn t Hacc~rtt'l - d L]mllod "d lh. U.II" ..]."k. U,]", C,. y", C,mm"II,." Th. ., lC· d B II • . .re,· "'" "P"; ______::::===~:..::.:======__ ~~~_~~~R~r.~[U~R~R~':~:;~. '"the ,ILocal Am"]". C W S AI"Committee ,,,~.. ,,' Aonw"' ...... EI'crett,. Bu... , w"'R lh"''''dl byS "'. Many happy IctUl'llS oC the rlay pCI'",],' long '" ton,lb. ;ror " morc'thanworth SI,C20.00 live laml.,' will'''"' be in,,',n," the late ,artcr· C,· S"e m,"', Uih . C0 ,ga r, is , .• ,_ _ • rsey. ecor ng cerc- I 111 E I - . - . • j : ,]'U" ,C RI" "'''''''' 0" '''' ",d ,h."mw ,C h. I",] '. ,. "',,' "'" wh, ,,]. 'm" " m"h. ",d,,,, "". ,. G",' ",d E,. ""'Y. OWS C,,,II'" .. b""d h], birth",~ S," "- Gm' "d~n""'. ,th. '~,"",,,,, ~, P'" 0" ,C]h. mM' ."m., ",= Congratulations ---' ,Cla~8es were held on Union lugs from the Camlly. , pecllve gomg on all over Canada o[ ne\Y6 that we have to relate Is .' Administration and on the job Othe.r were Mr. A. F. Joan Mal'lIn was 10 ycars old Cor copper ore, that of the work being done on Imperial 0'11 Limited. of a Steward The first' se 5i Edwards,speakcr~. Rep. Industrial Engluee- Sept 21. Happy blrlllday Joan. Lillie Bay was thc ollly mine in 'h B CI b B -I"' It Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs announces th. appoinlment ..,'" .t I> ,;., •••"" ..~~~ """ D.pt U"~d ",,]w .. kon C,,,,,,,,C.O.,, ,,' b~1 WI'" Nowl",,,],,,,d .hl~~ "'~'" 'oo ;~C ;::" ,,!. J~~":~c". "';::; Ch"O. V• .., wh, ~" • ."'" of , wu hild """" ,,30 ...... ,C Am"." ond M,. W. F. W',", " " M,. R,b,"' D,," wh, "C,· ',",PO< ... oblp'" " ], ,,,,,,.. "'''''''' • "",C.,.~ W. '" """,d " M_ ""'m""". . p.m: and a thins' between 2.00 and International R~P' United Steel· brates his birthday. Sept 25." The :Matheson Company of happy to report that progress is -P-U-1-,B-L-I-C-, -N-O-"~T-I-C-E-'- FRANCIS GOSINE 4030• p.m, on Sunday." Sept 18th workers of Amerl!;lI.. ' Carol A very LeDrew happy who birthday celebrates to Miss her London,mine ,owners, England, they werewere notalso on_IY tn· bid,e ,ng rna e • .",. "'...... ,,,'""" ..d Tbo ...... """, tho!, blrihd" S.,. ". GmU", crom ",.. ,d ], .h;"],, "d '" Nat "'''''' i" "],m,,,Cll. """m'''' ,.;th. .... """ A~ ESSO STOVE OIL DISTRIBUTOR ",,"'.... "'" hold ...."ot" .. ]"." "",OJo"'" .,," 'b]' A.m,; El... ", J,,", G'''W]oo ,]",]."", ], C.,C" ed - ",II, N•• , •• ,"" bob". ol!h G""'''''' A" '" C"""'.. fOR tELL ISLAND lb,e""",. I..,],. M"""rl.] C.db, A. F. DC..... , .., ". F. on' .G"',],,,. .b], h.d "'" ",,,. Wh". lb. m'''''''' 'C;,"',.C, ,.. boY' mi.". " lb. ". Im,,,,d ... B""fn""~.'-" .. ""lb. "'C Tho .]"". "ro .."p'''' . "."" blrthd" "",II,,,,, ,ri" ,of """' "op'" " .... ,I "I! h".d. ] C,,'Oth ~.]~, ".Ibo 1\'..... : • I EffeCtive O,c:tobt"-:" 195'5 ...... ,.,.".,., ,I"" "d 1.Ii .d b, ",~. Fred .n,"", " th. ",•. ,.m~ N.. m," w', .,,],. w.. ~, m."''' ], "92 "01 .... T,w' C,"",C " ".'"""". fir Prlmpt and, Effici.nt ~.;vlc. Contact ,.m.' _,.• ]"''' ._ w.~ ']"':. A'· I~ ~]""'''' ,C lb. b"'~ h., .ribd., ",pt 26. . d,,]ly ]M' ]""'" ]. th." ""'" p'"M,d, "',,'" ... .~ ".,,"" _" ."•• ].. 'l tho C,]. b"."~ th' , ..,, pro,,"''' " .. "',..~ ], N~],",dl.rul. 51. C"",,', G,II' .re ",]"" ", Tho' • In or ,,,,,\],.8,, fRANCIS GOS1NE C,~V'., . n, ],aC ."".U" 'C. lb. V.]on '.ll. .h,,,, ' Cllm" ABBOTf'· ANN, B"],,d ]GP' A]"""" "lk]. " ,ho .C.]II]' ".n] ,.m' " lb •.CL.B ...... ,,' ]",.r,,) ""~", ",.blo '"' ••11 Island 'Phon. 462;W "re" .i" ","""lt~im", ,,' IU,]," 51"""d,hI, .".. ",.. C, ." ••" • C.. m" ,h.'" B., C',,"' )I]" ."' "bn.h,d T' .. d., .,,,],,,, S.". 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B THE DAilY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT 24, 195.5, :Pu: bill C 'E'x' amll,n' atJI o,ns' co~:,~sA.I'~i~:~~r~adcock, A Bad·' M~~!:: Ju!ianll I\cnnr.rly, Malgarcll ou~:a5s, M. nidr:oul, Dor~lil~ Ride.,' We Learll The, High Officials .. Visit e; 1!:. Spaniard'~ Bay: n. C. Collie;os: R. C. ulilce Cove, Bell Islund: . W' , Stock • Honours,' J. Chipman, Olive Pass, Regina Cole, Marga!'l'l "tur Pas~, D. Kcnt, C. Hammond. Hard a V 'TORONTO ",-,'0".' Br Tb. , Honours, J. GeorgI', Pass. EliclI Gosse, Betty Pike'; Pass, f FI~·nn. phy, T. Whclan. ' ST. Jall-N'S IV1!:ST DlS'I'IW':T ~ , . ,_I .. Ilotk (Cotllnued) 110gan, Emily Murphy, Mllrgal'ct A. Gosse, L,' Gos5e, N. GiJSSC, G. COllllcnt, Conception IIr.: Cnrtis Acadc11IV: BV BRUCE BIOSSAT Illustration Farm MINES 'ltJOO And U,all TRINITY SOUTH DISTRIC," Walshe. Pille, A. Serm,'ure, A. Shcppal·d. Honours, Dons Corhett, ~Iollic 1I0nours, Marina Bdrbnul Lor· ,Apparently onc hit of World I :zooo Akalltho . V, C Brownsdale: C. E. CnruoneRI: C. E. Tiltoll: O'Driscoll; Pass, Jean Lewis, W. raine Gndden, BCI'c!ley no~k\\'cll. War 11 Jilstory-tlte qucstion of CARBONEAR, Sept. 12 - The I formed his heal'er~ thaI SoI"nCI or 12;30 Alb. Elipl Pass, II. Earle, W. Clarice !>mHh. I\eating; R. Joan Tizzard, l'i Boland, J. Drovcr, why the Weslern nations did not I tllustration Slation at Rur;.l Re· later a Iced ",ill be foun,l that JSl AI,om ' Pass, Mona Austin. Oal~s. Pass~ ~Inhoncy. !40 AI~.m ... 1> S. A. 'Dildo: U. C. Grate's Cove: C, E. Bis/lOp's Cove; C, E. fooxlrap:, ' ' D. FoglI'iII, D. 1<'ry, A. Good, C. cnler Berlin bp.fore the Russians \' treat Farm had a vi~it {rom a will fill the bill. He said the btll , 1«10 Amilld. ~'l Am Neph. Pass, Chloe Reid. Pass, Dora Lcwis.. Pass, Bcalt~' Banet!. Honours~ G. Peddlc, Elaire Bat .. 1Iul" D. Ro~gcl's, W Hollings, E. -Is ~esllncd \t'l be the subject of number of high ranking 'Jlilcials way' 10 overcome virus diseases il 1200 Annun C. Grole's Cove: l'ORl'.DIi.G/(AVE DISTIIlCT Lorralnc Pass, Il. Bat. Trask, C. Vincent: Pass, Shirley Inlelllalional ,Iebate [or many of the Federal Slid Provincial De- to cuI the folinge about ten da)'1 , SIfoIQ Apox Rtl Private Student Dildo: n. I~n, J~ncs; 4!'00 Mea Pass, Loretta Hisdltn. , Pass, M. Duggan. Amal. BOu /loherts: Icn, P. Butler, G. Daile, W ~agan" Bishop, Shirley Burridgc, Dorothy' j'ca~s t~. come, • ' partment! DC Agriculture, '.11 Sat· before the pot aloes are 10 he dll~, 300D Arjoll ~l!iOO ;\$cct .U, C. Hopeall: R. C. Nor!llern Bay: Pass, IV. 'Bishop, E. Churl'hill, J. E; Jones, N. ['orler, Hel"n ~Icrccr, Chapman, Sylvia Courtm'y, Bar. Sir \\ I11ston Churchill ha! now urday afternoon last. They ,"clud. let it .llay on the ~rollnd to rol, 400'1 Allin nul 1051):) AumaC'ho Honours, Shlrle)' Plerce~'; Pass. Honours, Josephine Hogan; i':1SS, Litt!~j'.1ltn, D. Mcrccr, E. ~Icl'ccr, Myra Porler. • bara Deir, Bctty Fowler. Joan rc.opened the issue, conlending ed,A. E. Bnrrp.tt, Chief ot IlIus· sunlight will kill the foliaV and :J.iOO Aumaque W. Johnson, Kay JoiJnson, Pltricla' G. )Ierccr, H. Merncr, Beatrice R. C, 'Kclliorews: Frcnch, Drucilla Hodder, <;hirley the United hlocked tration 'Stations, Ottawa' Olil'er eliminate the He 3GO /lunar ,Elizabeth Dunne, C. ,Mayne, Mar· th~ State~ disea~,. ~pokt 4100 AvlUabonl i garet Piercey. March, Mary McCarthy. Bradbul'Y, Caroline Dawe, l\ather. i'ass, /I. Tilley. Hu~tlns, Daphne Jancs, lJoroth~' his plan to ~~ile, Berlin [irst.. Mabee, superl'isor 0[' tIIusll'a too of keeping tempcrature duwn N130 BI,lmac U. Old lIr. MClin: I ):150 B•• keno , '; U, C. linnt's Ht ,: C. Perlican. ine Dawe, Marilyn French, Elva COIWClIt,' ,/enkin~, Florcnce Snow, ilUe Tay· Russian capture of the German lion Stations Ottawa' Grecn 10 a certain de~ree and of ~Hinl 4110 Blmat Pass, Rita 0; Butlon, ,A. Saundcrs. 'Pass, Isabel Dallon, I!osclla lor, E. Adams, C. Anstcy, H Clarke capital vastly mcreased postwar Supt. Experimental 'Fa;ms, 51: a good of I'cntilat:on. HI UOO Ba.. uo : Pass, Belly Crilch, Alice ftopcr, B~1rett, s~'stem 100 BlrlI Wlrr Rodgers, C. Squires, L. Squires, n. C. B01l Roberts: Devel'eaux. n. Follctt" R. Lovcys, G. ;llathle- d~HIcUlties between East and John's: H. A. Butlel; I'r~1 incial also advised {armer' to ,. kptp , 5100 Blrr",l. : C. E. Hllort's C!,ntenl. ,t115O BIH ))ellb • Honoul'S, Harel Legge. I. Ran· Emeline Olh'cr. ['ass. Theresa Flynn. n. C. Holyrood. son, D. Matthews, G. Ncwhook, F. \\ est, he argues. Entomologist, St, John's; Llol'd keep sced supp!y from Ihe Aarna 11200 Bask. U, C. Sallllon Cove: COllvcnt Brigll!. Honours, Rila Klclly, 'l'heresa i Pottle, K. Rowe. C. Smallw(od, D. On latter po!nt, he prob· [,owell, Provincial District Ficid. family (or thpy seemed to bt 7359 Blth MI.ln, : kin: Pass, F, Rodgers, L. Ruwe, R. t~lis 50 Bath AWls Honottr~, Bcrnice Rose, Bcsslc Pass, Florence Brown, MillY Mason; Pass, Theresa Barroll, Ann Smallwood,' D. Taylor, A. Vaters, ably Will not be seriously can· man; Michael Gillis ~nd .1. Watts amongst' the hest suited 10 nur 1'15' B Duq , Smith. 100 Beaue." : C. E. Heart's Delight. Rose, Ethcl Wareham; Pal!, H. Carroll. Hope Clarlte. Marion Jer. Byrne, Anna Whish. E, Walkins, R. White, D. Wmsbr, tested by any Amer.lcan who ptay. C.B.C. Farm Broadca5t COm'TlCnla: climate. 2~ Beaver Loll,. Bull, G. Parsor.s, Belly Butt. reU, Rita Larary; KlIlhlccn Shea, ,C: E, AcadclllY Bcll Island. H. Winsor, 'B. Yates. cd an role In the key lors, St. John',. Due to unfore· \ Forage and rool cropi 5100 Belcbor Pass, D. Sooley, H. Sooley Impo~tant crop~ 1100 BeUol ..r. U. C, Victoria: K. Fowlcr, E. rardy. Honours, Shirley Anthonv, Lor, /ioly Cross School: military deCisions affectlng Berlin seen circumstances Ihe Pr~mier were dcfinitely of I better 'luaHt, ,lDOOO Bela Gam ,C. E.' Winterton: lJS2 Bt. veDn ;. Pass, J. Parroll. Pass, A. Cole, Elsie Antic, Maisie U. C. Brigus: etta Benn'cll, Thclma Bodde •. Pass, Honours, J. Brazil, M. Colbert, In .1945. ASI for the rcst o[ his lIon. Dr. J. R. Smallwood didn'; than those o[ last lear, the ral· '3000 Blbl, Parsons. Pass, Eliza Fry, F. Gushue. 0, Bursey, J. Hammrllld, H. Hann, N. Connolly, E. Crotty, Hall, It reflects the basic arrive until alter 6 p m rots wcre espec:ally good Ind Inll 1;:12, BI1110<1 Honours, R. Dale, Pass, Joyce Honours, E. Coady, Rcgln~ Kcn. !'orler. trlcla. Ga h way, Maunlen Krnncdy, Learning,' Roberta Lush, EI;7i1beth many t 0 a un Ion WI'th RtlSS Ian ar· ure, Ihat was (Iuite,. a bit "elter' " maggot mfestnhon.. lurel," a r. 51)0 'Carlboo P. Moriarty, Marie C. E. South Ellzabcl Sweeney; Pass, Mary Matthcll's,. Jean NOSCIyorthy, Mar· mle1l at Ihe Elbe River thus sllc. thcn those ha\'ing and markable stride In slich Ihort 530 CaSitar : lIitley. ned~'; Pas~, Ri~eT: manur~ ~ 600 Castle U. C. Carbon ear: , Hearn, Bealrice Jordan, Elva Pass, C. Boone. Lou Kavanagh, Margaret Walsh. gucrit!! Pardy, Carolyn Pike Eliza· I tI tI It.' H sulphitc, others with sulphIte and Iwhile of experimentation. HI 6.:iOO Cenlremaq g n 2530 Ch • ., Reo Honours, Peg!:y White, E Clarke L~'nch,' Agne! O'Brien. U, C. Clarke', Bcach: St. 1!:dward's Conv~nt, Bell' Island. bethD dRusscll, Elhabeth . Tulk: Pass ' enn dcavor Ie Inagnos °t tn'k~oth' fl e, e.eencwmays potash, with and without ll1anure ' .I spoke. "on D.D.T. and Aldrb,. ljOO Ch •• klrk C. E. llarbbllr Grace South. i'ass, Fred Snow, EII cn Kc 11y, IriS Kclly, . A. ey, J. Aushn, C. Chaulk, H. at Itls weakcst point. 3?d those that had some I } erllltzer Test5 roverlllg I rill 17560 Cblb KIY .... · I\. Taylor: Pass, Vrrna Gillespie, Pas~, ftnal~y .990 Chlb Expl · Ruby Howell, Daphne Reid, Joan Pass, Goldie Ralli, Doroth~ Shep. HR. MAIN-BELL.,ISL .. IND I.orramc La~lc:r', llek1t Moores, P. ~Ickey, S. Fraser, G. Gc~se, P. The meaning of this strategy mlro~cn In their dict. Mr . .\label' i ~nrl lor.age crops ?:ere alsn prOT· :a00 Chimo lng • 100 Chromium Saunders, A. Ilutt, D. Jerrllt, E, pard, Winnie Sheppard, DISTRICT Thelma POll cr. Hallklns, D. I1~lden, J. Houqe, ,J. was that'the United States IS al. explallled al length the advan'l thclr 1I'0rth. '300 CII Lar Pike, W. Sainsb'ur),. ' C. E, SlIcarstolen: R. C. Avolldal~ ccn,rral: s. A. Bell Islar.d: McLennan, C. Parsons, D. Parsons, ways during he war, was co'mmitt. tages or disadl'antagc~ nv:ed In Summing tip, the untlrmea 1850 eacb Will D. Percltard, C, Powell, J. Rsnrlell, Ing Itself to decisions It hoped each plot. ' agrced Ihat all the lU7l COldl1 rea m Conrcnf, Carbon car: experl'n~nlll 1000 Colo mac I,. Russcll, E. Robbins, F. Saunders, would lead toward military ,'Ie. ." ; ~roP,1 were bett~r than thJ~t nl 100 Conllllil , r 600 Conl_urum W.Taylor, H. TilOmas. Rosklie Bar. lory at the earllcst moment with t: • Grc~n gale, an tntrles1tng! last year, ~hol'.'tn2 con~idmb!t li2iOlJ eonro relt, Beck, Paula Butt, Carol th least possibie of me The ta. on dlscases, slieh as late improvement in hoth and ::JIB1 C Bollck"n Il~lty 'Ios~ i qu~Ii" 1000 Con C Ctd Ami Clark. ,Tcan Frampton, Yvonne CI~eifs or Staff. pre~ldent noose. bhght eaucer and other I'il u~ dis.: IllIantily and .finished \\'i~h Ihi. ';191 C Denllon • l2O'J C Discovery Gosse, Roberta Gushue, LDrraine veil ~nd the Congress wcre in eascs. H.c stal~d that so fal nonE i "We can safely say that lh ••,. ~Jo.& C Fenimore Jacobs, Elizabelh Janes, Lush, support of thb gcneral plan. o[ Impurtcd serds ha.! been' pected imprfll·p.ments hal'f really 1001 t:on Gill •• Ad~ ~he ~ C Guayana Mary Louise Mews, Phyl1i5 Mit.' No sane person could Imagine 10010 proof against Ihese dlsca:;cs i laken place." 1751)0 C lIalllw.U , 900' Con noWt)' ·chell, Dolores Mnures, Della that G~neral Eisenhower, Gencral which. p~O\'e?, he, t?ough! that 1 Mrs. Sopcr, assisted b;r hrr lSOO C .Marbenor 1000 C ).Iorrl!on Nc?vcs, Elizabeth Purchase. Dori! Marshall or anyone else concern. o.ur 5011 IS dllferen,t ~n SIltr.C par· i daughler, Ida, served d!ernnon 1035 Co. Sm.lt Reid, Laura Spurrell, C)'nthla Tay. ed In shaping that strategy {or ttcular than the SOil In II'h,"'1 the; teas in the spacIous dininz 1::000 Con S ....' 6000 Con r.;lchol lo~, Margaret Templeman, Karin Germany had any thought of fav. sced was sown. Howevcr. he in· I rooms. SGOO C r.;orthland ITS A GREAT 10717 Con aria< Wlnler. orlng the postwar plan of Ibe 21737 C R.d poplar 730'J C Sanorm St. Bride's Collcge, Littled11t: Russlnns. They were simply de· Studentp Told Deatl) CI,o'·,ms !!S55 Con Sudbury Honours, Sylvia Cowan, Mary voted to getting the war over. :t 44Z1 C Tunrlten ,J ~:iO Conwe~t 1149! Copper CIIII Fitzgerald, Kathlccn Fitzgerald, "H l' S d" A h W liDO Copper COl'll COMBINATION! Marie Gough, Marjorie Hannon The British, Dn Ihe other hand, OlV 0 fu V not er a 179 Copper ll.n Shella MacIsaac, Rita McCarlhy: as always during the war, looked ~.. i ' r 6'100 Coul.. Elizabeth Slanley; Pass, Rita Adey, ahead to tht political prospects Thursday at noon the second' lOSOO Cournotr ," V 501) Crowpal Mary Collins, of postwar Europe. Sir Winston \' in tlte series of talks 1 14100 Cusec) Mllrgar~t Hel~n desillnC(~ eteran :JCZM DaraRon Dunne, Joan Dooley, Marie Furey, correctly foresaw the danger of to help the new students al . ' Jllt:!~ De Cour Rrr:\\! Bernadette Geehan, Colette .James, allowIng Russia to Ilash too Il'IIenWri;1 Uail'ersity adjust I In tht ."Ity 04000 De Cour \\''U 'e~\ ~~'d ~\'3S I'~:eil'~d, 2.1OJ Deer 1I'l!'n THE FINEST SET IN CANADA Sill"') Hazel I\ell.v, Marie 'Iadl'g'n,II " Alex. deeply Inlo Germany, and par· ' IhelllSell'es to Iheir new Cl'stwtCllta; "I as>DC the,U pu_slngS!\ of atfOI (,Iou· mer :!500 Deor I/orn :16S Deldon. andrina McKinley, Dorothy Nug. cula.rlv to ring Berlin with Soviet: ronndings, Bnd quickly get dllll'n' S " ~. i" I ... ". &:;00 1l,Ila Ii III •.• PLUS THE F,INEST SERVICE IN I C I force;. : to (he work of using Iheir hUlll's i' crgl'llllt \llIl'l'Issey. ~UI. ,~ DOn1t en. al:me SI. Croix, Mndonna ' of till! Hm·.1 :\cwCoundland Rr~i. 200J Dom A.. be-sto. ROOO' Donalda O'Neil, Mil?red Canning. We thought of pure mllitary II: wor~, to thl! bl'£t ad:nnta.ge l111'nt, \'eiCl'a;1 of World War I. 2l!l1J buun NEWFOUNDLAND • • • St. lItle/,ae! s S('/1001: triumph. The British gazed be. II as ~II Cll III the Ul1ll't,rslly As his Hegl. ;\umhcl·-6R9-in· I8~OO Dyr.n 11.'\0 J:ul ~talart Honuurs, C. Snook, Elizabeth yond 10 war's political aftermath. \ Annex. , dicliles he ellli~tl'd wilh the or· 11.38 .!I~t Sull OUR GUARANTEE THAT THE ~:;OO }~ut :\rel .. h ~haytor: C~ro,1 Day, Gloria Gover, Tht! el'enls of the Cold War I Dr., n. Uushlle. Ihc. IH't'sldent iginal '''c'' Company, Fir~t Bat, 5000 F.an ~mell c9I "0111'" 1/100 ~:Id .. Jean NOrriS, Helen Pike, Ella have made Sir Winston look like IrCfened at thc opclllng the'lalion and seIvert with :?:W f!ldrirh PURCHASE OF A WESTING- Rowe; Pass, W. Andrel\'!, ,!l:. But. a fount of wisdom of these Issues, assemhly to tile tal~ gil'cn on at tl;: GallillOli Pcninsula ~nrl in 1000 Em Ga.-cirro flOG Eu",k. leI', G. L~aman, J. Lilly, F. Locke, But tt must be remembered that! TI~csday mornlllg Ilus w~ek, and P,tance. lie II'"S twice woundrrl, lSI)' };urti\a ' .... r t 3;:0 Farada,. HOUSE TELEVISION SET IS A Mr. Bill Matt D.. r. Major, T, ~Icadu~, L. S~mson, as recently as World War II, we I ~ald that though I'~glliallons had but returned to the Unit ~nd Ih .. :3IS Falronbdro I ~uth Bartlett, Jean Blsho? ~ertha I were not well schoolcd In thc, t~ be made no major problcm oC B.E.F .. and according to Ihe Lon· R93 Fan\'r-!lt We have been fortunate in ISM F~d Kirk WISE ONE .•• Ch?fe, ~ml11a Dalton, Je~sl~ Drodge iWRYS of world politics. We wcre i,dlsciPlille al'O'~, la~t ~:ear. amuug don Gazette, of KOI'emh,rr ~Ih. 20 Frob deb. acquiring the services of MR, Edith Fre~rh,lrene,MasSIC, Clara 'green, We Ibhorred war, Bnd,!the sludcnt booy. . '1ll16. was awa;'der! Ihe Jllllil;,,'Y I~O~O Frobisher ,BILL MATT, CI Westinghouse IPcnny, Ehzabelh Piercey, Ruby once In It, we wallIe!! only 10'· Any ~tud~lIt who mnlrll'ut.lc" ~Icdal Inr distinguished .,i I Roherts, Sandra Sp~rkes, Olive have It ol'cr and done wilh. i ('an ~l~eccd III c'Jllrge If he IIIcnll5 'Ianlrv technician who has joined our 'Squires, Shirley Vollcy, llianchc ,~lIrflclent tillll! in ,Iudy anrl" /I .: d b I" '1 (Ii i Warrrn; We have 11!arned much ahout i knows how III ~II ahout his 1I'0l'k : - c IS nH.'Ul'Ill' .y '" ~"I ~ 1~ staff whil51 still remaining a . Id II i I th' f I ' I ; . ,former ~tIS~ Anrnc Whlt~' on· member of that great organi­ : St. l'atrrc/:'~ CfI,!IIl~!l1" . wor . pli h t cs b s vceIh en,t or ca·,I )1'. Gushuc said." ' brut'I Irl', r ctct'. II'cl I knOll'n . ,In zation, MI, Matt' has had six I Honours, Ameha Ahha55, ~!ary derslllp as e~n rus upon uS'1 To dn less tlwn thclr dutil'~ iu I I' '.. d . I 'I ,. S. '''I t h Id Ilnder t nd tl' I d i a "lis eill. all t\\O s stcr~. .' r,l. years of experience with West· ',Bre\\'er,i .' Mane Carlcr Ruth Col .. IT ,ns on s ou sa'I' lell' s II Y Iwriars' wcakness',. ",IzaL'I' b'lct I Carro II at 'for Ilay. ~I1,d I hns, Ihlhy Cook, Geraldill~ GriC. that It serves thec~llse of free.! of character, Dr. Gushue told thc! ~l TI B' H' Inghouse in television. He was : fiths, Alice Hamlyn Barbara dom poorly to dwcll now upon ,students, and I:ICY not only! 'J Ulg<;SS.. IS. ,'ond ha\'~ O~s. ~llOs.. sent out to Saskatoon, when Healey, Mary lIians£ield,. Patricia.' the errors of our earlicr inex· ant. obligation to Ihcir parcnts to \' 'thellIu nl'tordrlSSstcYt' c a es JUNnlor,avy an JdOllMJ~'" that station opened, as the Power; pass, Sheila Carew, Eliza. perlence. ry to do thelr bcst but to thcm, I down his lifc in tbc unforgcttabl, Canadian Westinghouse re- . beth GrllClths, Yvonne Horan, What counts today Is that we selvcs 3S II'cll. !tCI'riblc conllict of World War Ii Joyce Hurley, Pauline have shown a bremendous capp. J ,.He then Intn,duced Dr. G. A'\-1939.1945 I presentati~e, and there proved Mc~rath, llary Power, Maureen S~ratt, city for growth In understanding Iltckman, .Dc~:l oC the Faculty The latc' Joltn Morrissey 1111' himself one ot the leading tech· Madeline Slafford, Jean Walsh, of world' affairs In the short space of EducatIOn, who gave a lalk' t' d II tl t· d'tl [hi! i W t tt C th' "hi I on /lHo. t St d " ame a Ie! a Ions 0 nicians In the field, ~' tt Y, 0 n"ar C e G es t co,P d'a ermeP B \, e. o! tcn years . ' Not I d'd UD' y. Company all d·t?~prl d e corps un . • . rca ara ISC, .' .: on y I r. HI~kman give til the last. In his contacts heH, He has watched the construc­ Pass, Dolores Brown. Ott dI . It i .>- this tl\lk, but had copies printed h d . k kh' SI Th 'c t aWa SCUSSlons. S, u,,,y for h t d t . ,I e ays spent In 'a I wrrt tion of CJON·TV very closely, . eresa S onuen: , indicated, 00': of the forem,ost eac s u en so that they \ never forgotten. and his old enabling him to advise Majes­ Honours, P. Connors, Jeat! Wool. questions bothering the U S admin could take his advice with them d I' '11 t 10 ridge; Pass, R. Dunne, E. Connors, istraUon in Its relations 'with Can and use It if they wished to learn' icomra III arms WI thregreC· 111r tic Sales customers first hand . b l ilear 0 fet~l Ie nss 0 r anll, er 0 THE IIVP2J TABU MODEL" T. Wa I5 h , Mary Dooley, Pauline ada., more a out the task of learning I . . . .. hr regarding the type of Westing­ Wadden Motion to halt the fraudulent how to Ie' I' : gall,lIlt contmgt'lIl, \I ho "ere I (MODEL 2V2T) house equipment best suited to Salt:atio~ :Armv College' slack, traffic already is before "'l'hfre ~s I~ light Bnd 3 wrll Ig i [irst Colonial Troops to garri,on bring fine reception from New­ , Pass, Jean Hutchinson' J. Carew ! Co)~gress. Senatur J. W. Flilbrig,ht, 'way to study," Dr. Iiit'klll3 ,~~ I Iht: historic I':~lin~urgh Ca;II" , H. Howcll ' , ch:lIrman of the ~n~te ba~kmg \ and "When ,! d' . n ~ I~ ,I a 1111 always 1!1,11ntatned the out· Though it contains the new We~tlnghouse i'Vldeora. foundland's first TV station. . . and currency commIttee, IOtro' s.u YI.I111 lOU hale I stmlding Itualities oC the !iP\\" mlc"-Canada'! largest 21" aluminized pIcture tube I SanatOTlllln:' PI"dllced at the last session a bill to 'Itwo dpurposes d III mllld, to under· I'founu "I au d \.'0 I'III t ecrs. -the smart, all·wood cablnct of the "VP21 Table Mr, Malt will supervise the I Pass, E{fIe e Icy, Josephine d'2ny the use oC U.S. malls, lei·' sail, An to remembcr." He i ------._.' ' MOIIel" Is actually smaller than previous 21" Table maintenance of all Westing~ i Pendergast, Joan Penney. egraph anu telcph~ne facilities to then gave Ihem some sugges-: 2nd, "Recite Ihe work 10 your· models.' Gray·green picture mask enhances "lew' i ' (To Be Continued) any, ~e:son who "lOlates the U.S. !lons which wm help to do both,l sclf:" 3rd, Recall the oullin, 01 house television receivers sold t IlIg comfort; In walnut, maho~any or blond wond , Scctlnlies Act And refuses to come undol'st.and and remember. ! thc main idea~ Rnd suoordinat !jnlshes or leatherette. Specially de~igned bcauti· by Majest;c Sales-thus assur; t~ Itht~ U,S. ,to answer charges o[ Listing, physical health, men.: ideas to gain a meaningful ~tld ful wood ba~e with gold tipped legs to match wood \'10 a Ion. . finIshes al'ailable, lng you the finest service avail~ 0 The kgislatinn received only tal heal.th, an.d quiet ]1la~e tree lorganized picl;lre o[ the whnl. able anywher'e. ' i.Govt.T Study preliminary Itudy be/ore Congress (ro~ rllstracltons, Dr. Hlc,ltman ,story. ~th."Rp.ad carefully. ann recessed last monlh but it will be ~dvlsed the students tn try 10 J dnn't accept 'Ilicritically ,,'hIt !Stock Frauds taken IIp lI'~cn the new session ISlt In the ~~me place el'cry day! you rcad:.',5th', Rel'iew lnrl .p, .', B), GEOii'GE KirCHEN opens. farly In .January. rlllrl?/! pmod~ ~nd sit A~ far ~51 praisal oC what has been ucnm' $239.50 Canadian Press Starr Writer Bp.sld-~s Stal,e Secretary r>ul,trs, pOSSIble ~\vay trom yOllr best; plishcd I'~ch w~rk;6th, Takp. I,e, WASHINGTON (CPI-T1l2 rank. ~~nt u·t; ea~~:~~u;;pre~::;:::;; frlenrl~., Iture. nlltc:; In hrie[ with ou~lin' ,ling problem of Canadian stock Humphr~y, Commerce Secretary Budget 'your 11m" .~Iarl on the I form, l1C~dil1!( And sub headm,z), ,frauds· may be ]1laced before the We~ks Ind Agriculture Secrelary less In.lel estlng subJects lit the I' but not all the lectlwer says l\'~rd Sell Canadian government next 1II0n. Benson. They will be accompaniprl heglnnmg. IIf the study period" {or word: 7th, Keep lecture nole! We Service 'What We Iday when a United Sates cabinet by departmenlal officials and lid· Knd I'8ry the ~ubject m~tter lIS and reallillg noles on the Slime delegation visits Ottawa to discuss I'isers.,· . much as possible he adl'ised the su/1.i~ct together. trade and economic questions of Canada s ExU!rnal .Alfalrs Mif!ls, new sludent!. Suggestions (or attacking An mutual concern. ter Pearson Is expclled to preSide A re t perl d t . id' . d d h I~ • Officials here speculale that the at this second meeting of the trade s 0 0 1110 mental examination paper en e t e ta • U.S. ministers, going to ottawa committee since Dulles held tiro! (aUgue Is nece~so.ry after Abollt gll'en by Dr. HIckman, who con, for a meet~ng of the joint Canada.' "hairmanship at tlie first meeting all hlmr of study; Dr. Hickman eluded with the words: "A good U,S. commIttee on trade and eCon· ;0 Washington last year. The other said, and ftuggested that live businessman works ef!lclently, omlc affairs, may inject t1l2 stocl: .:anadlan ministers taking .part minutes alter every halF hour, or Learning Is your business. You frauds problem Into the one·da)' 'lrobably will be Trade MinISter ten minutes after each hour are should go about It In such. man· dlRcusslon. State Secretary Dullc! !lowe, Finance Minister Harris necessary to keep f£I I t th t j It d get will head the AmerIcan delegation, , and Agriculture Minister Gardiner. I e ceney a ner a you ~n oy, ..an • The frauds, long a problem for ' Is highest dUll'lng study. ,results, and ,have surCICl~nt tIm' officials In Washington and ,0\. Complete unrlerstandlng of all lerl Cor play." tawa,lnvolvc Canadian and Amer. data r' en 'and al\ technical Ican conlid'ence men ,who peddle terms are necessary' for or· phony mining stocks to unwary ganlzed, -tudy" and a dictionary Fruit Drinks' U.S. Investors, from across the close by Is a necessity for cle Canadian boruer. Operating prln. '" ar The following recip;!s tor fruil cipaJly ftom bases In Montreal and und.el"Standillg of the meanIngs drinks originated by wcru. Toronto, they are reported here at new wllrds. MUI,A HUL.' " to 'hnve clipped U.S. dtizens Jor 'nenlllng is' nol le~l'IIlng, ,Dr. !Ius a base of one lilp of ,sugar as Ibuch ns $3,500,IlIJO,OUO,oWr Ihe Ull'klllllll salll, ~nll s'student r:m, boiled with onp·half cup of water. Ius I II~cndc. . lIut leal'll ullle~, he or she first" When the S)'l'lIP has coul~d, add a I101mMO~'r QlJE~TION, , .' Iparns til CIIIl~l!Iltl'atl'. haU ~up of leml1ll juice, half "up . U.S. oChclulK 5uul ,the' secuTlties • '.l~tlng· Ihe vUl'iuliS ~l~p~, Dr, OI'311l(ejllice, one pinl gr~pe jllirt fralllis ,huI'e been discussed here ' I J' ]; I III t"t M k' ,an.! twocnp, crush~d :ptnpapple, as one problem' which Ihe lour" I II' 'mall ,egaa It' I ~. I a mg; Served w,th crllsherl ice and g~r man U.S. delegatio,n might Pllt :10 a.,prelilllillM, slIr\,ey oC the 'lIb'l' nishcd with lemon sli~c~. ihi~ ;mix, ,their.Cana,d,ian coun~crpads. in the Jed mailer to be learned;" lure pro\'id~i six, bi, helpinas:. I, .' . , ' . . . ., " ,

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'ATER.~RONT STEAMSIDP' Stock Market Report MOVEMENTS TIIamlTII rLOIIIIR' STOtll1 2!OO OaUwln 45 45 IS DIRECTORY. Mr The Canl-tL •• run llOO 0100 MI .... IT lt1i 1m 1311 130 PO ON DOCK THE NFLD. G~EAT LAKES "Itt '10'" 111,11 Lew Clou 1030 Giant YII 1IINeS 7500 GeneTI IS 1211 13 STEAMSHIPS' LTD. S!MIIO Glenn Ur•• II 17 $8 M.V. Velvet Lady came off dock 'It:.. " Arael 'Iran 21 191> 20 MV Dundee loading at Hamilton "~d A'ultcho ..I ti5 ~ 6700 Ood. Lake " I I yesterday. 39 36 37 I~OO aolder.. 1 11 II 11 AT DOCK Sept. 29, Toronto Sept. 30, Mont· :!:JJ Alba t:.pI SIIOO ooldale 4~ I~ 10 J.\i Al,um 171i III 17 J:l 10. 7DO G F Uran 5\ 53 55 YOU'RE W'I M&:3m _\I au Whaler Flnback which recentl, real Oct. 3, (or Sl. John's. (This IF 3~ 310 'lG l~lI.l Anutnell 37 37 37 !IJ03 G.1d Man 170 III 115.1 35900 Goldltawk :1 :2 :. came, off dock will he goons on vessel has 45,000 cuhlc feet rl'frlg . .'1 An, Sfphf 10. • ·H Anarun 311 378 375 6000 Ooldara m m ;!Ii 20 2& 1000 Grah lIau. 3D 30 :10 1181n when thp dock Is BV~lIable. eratlon space availabhi). ,;;0 AI''' nil 32 )B 31 ,~,.... , .\Ita 51 5D II 6700 G ••ncUnOi A. E. HICKMAN CO., LTD. MV Perth loading at Hamilton 147l Ora.due m ,lIS no ~.. \\I ArJon 14 II 14 51 51 $1 3&50 Gulch 170 Itl no M.V. Pay ort Is moored up lor Oct. 3rd, Toronto Oct. 4th. Mon· :J;;~' .hrol 6.100 Gull 1.lId 1 1~' 1 nll.\tlln nur I I~" 16 11 171. lTIi the season. treaf Oct. 7th. lor St. John 5•. r,',OJ .\unliU!bn 32 31 31 4210 Ounn.r ,,, ,SO 860 ;~~J .\l1m.aqul 12 11 12 210 Gunnar wt. M.V. Thoma:. and' Robert' 15 ?II.V. Lunan l(ladinb at Hamillon 2~ ~3J :3~ 6000 OwUllm mi 15 15 l'oi.' ,\unor II 15 15 I H') .,,'!Il.oo.a II 10 10 1000 Hard nark getting 'ready III go fishlnl'. Oct. 12th, Toronto Oct. 13th, Man: 1 17~lO H•• Mlnnol. 1378,79 ~j.w n.;:trnac \I 13 \ 14 . BOWRING BROS. LTD. trcal' Oct. 16th, for st. John's. 3t\1 311. 3\\; 3000 H..... 2Q!i 20Y, ~m 1:..0 Ban".no 15 15 15 HUNTING 102 10:: 102 2300 H ., L.~ .. 4);,) Barnat 100 n t7 Miriam May Is taking :Iclght FURNESS WARREN LINE UC\l Bar,'ut 11.1 110 112 1~400 H•• dway 101~ lD 10 for Bonavlsla, Catalina an:1 Port Newfoundland leaving Liverpool ,(0,1 nu" Warr 37 37 37 moo Healh 2iS 282 265 1000 lie.. 6 S\~ 8 Sil" n.urmln 7t 7t 70 Union. Sept. 14, due St. John's Sept. 20. 'I:~ B•• e A1etal. 8 7' a 1000 Hllh Bell :::::) B.,ko 32 30\i 31 12~l 110111.1" :n 11 22 Philip Wayne, carter, masler, Lea~ng for Halifax and Boston :aD 210 U.I 31500 110m Yk 1511 15 13 ;~:,.) Hath Mlnlnl In 860 I8S discharged a cargo of lumber Sept: 21, due Halifax Sept. 23 and j,l I'ath It WI\ 4 61 61 4900 Hey1e ~3 Hud BIY 6111 1m II; 11').1 R Iluq 131 12$ no , I I at the upper louthslde pr~mlses, Boslon Sept. 26. Leavlnll Bosloll ::t.'l IlUIiUIf' :!'TO :M :165 2~0 Ind l •• k. 7t 71 7! 1300 In,pl.olla. al 143 143 sailing lor Brookfield today. Sept. 27, and Halifax Oct. I, due :~ Ue"'U Lod" 1m II 10\ I ):0;) n.l,her 11 83 B3 14 Inl Nickel ~I)O 1t7 ::00 Genevieve Hollow.- Is talk g st. John s Oct. 3. Salling for Liver· lit" nrllnfrrf' 230 :30 230 49110 Inl nonwlck 1(J)(erpool ""VI 81bl. 13 121,; 12 ~lOO .IACk Waite 210 :!!) 260 ~Io() .lor F.. 42 40 4Z Catalina, Eastport, Happy, Ad~en· Sept. 28, due St. John's (Ict. 4. j j.ll tli('rofl 35 1.1 34 l.!:-''O 8id:lond II 81;' tl. 3150 J •••• U. 10 91~ 10 ture. Braggs Idand, Ind olhel Leaving (or HaHfa" and Boslon FOR, lfll\ Rink 'RII~ an 175 m 11I1n J.11Ic". :.m Blu. n'ok 235 2ll 23.1 I!OOO Jabu,k. ::J I: 2211 northern port. Oct. '5, due Hnllfn Oct. 7" and 1'.. ,\,111 nabjo ' 47 4m 44 1!lt.20 .'ollel 7~ 75 7511 ):(\'1(\ D,nl'lII. 1J 12 13 ~O .Ianomllh mi 3' 33 Mirla~ May, nogers, master, Boston Oct. 10. Leaving Roston 1312 ll' I ~OO Kln.me 10 • 10 ,':'~ n~fdulac 1 look freight for Port Union, Cata· Oct. 11 and HalUax Oct. 15, due 3i1OO Uo),mar 10 1 9 1163 Kerr Add 18 ,t m. 1m :)33 Rulorn. 500 480 m 4111'0 J\'rboycan 1~ 12 12 Iina and Bonavisla. SaUing loday, St. John's Oct. 17. Sailing for Ian 173 1111 800 X.ym.1 73 15 71 :::i\l nnlund 36 31 36 ,\;);~ aroul Rltl 1~9 !tiS 161 30 K L.k. Saturday. . Liverpool Oct. 18. 9 81i 11)130 L Dulault 251 211 m !."ofo.' llrunhurM m 20.11 II 1:1',) Brun,man 15 14 HI~ 8\00 Krlltl.1 CANADA PACKERS LTD. Newfoundland leaving LI"'~rpool 21:0 ~'3 600 I. C.eh 211 WI !Il 1I\~ Drun.I," 17 16\1 17 M. V. Kean 11105., 110m ~ .Syd. Oct. 15, due St. John's Od. 21. F-So'l nUt'klts $0 49 so 2111 I .•b.ador 2)1 241 ,,, I JI,'~ nUU.d~18ft 9 I I IOl3O I. Dufaull 1m 15 1.\\ 3000 L Lin. IS 16 16 ney, with a carKe of flour 101 Bell Leaving for Hallfax and Boston l'J.l tuff l"dn 515 m S15 :'1''' Dulld,~ \3 13 13 511. Share Island and other northern ports, Oct. 22, due H&Hfax Oct. 24 and I ;00 lIunk .. 11111 11\1 111\ 141\ 100 L Lu> w 26l m 32 31 32 50() L... II. 71'> m 7\1 Sailing when weathel permits. Boslon Oct. 27. Leaving Hoslon i :t.UO Cannan 72 7Z 12 ~i~J ramp Chlb l4'i 1m Hli 600 Leitch M.V. Marlon M. Bruce, '\"alsh. Oct. 28 and Halifax Nov. J. due I 1;4\ Can )f,1 293 200 239 noo Leneourl II 14 11 :;.,\. C Mil1art .11 51 ,51 4Z2l L L Lac no ·12 130 41 41 41 master, will load • I!eneral cargo st. John's November 3. Sailing: .'\~l ('."boo 80 80 80 1300 Le.lndln 331' t:aular liD m 875 6000 lAme;a Tv. m Tv. for 'Harbllur Buffett on "l'uesday. again same da1 for Liverpnrl. ! 410 410 4IG 1503 Lor.do 200 IH 1111 ..c\.l e".Ue 31 30 31 AT CROSBIE " CO. LTD. Nova ScoUa leaving Liverpool ' ~j(lo) (',ntremlll Hi 9 1\1' 2m Louvier! :s,., nem ne. 435 450 m 34530 Lyndhurol 21l %!7 230, M. and S. Johnson Is taking Nov. 5, due st. John's NI'v. 11 01)) Chl'lokl,k .~\ I\i til 100 M ...... 200 :100 200 11~.:a (,hlb KI)'rand H 71 73 5010 M•• do.ald 114 110 110 freight for Trinity BRY. Leaving for Halifax and BustOD H~ 138 140 68900 27 21;0 28 ~~ ~h!b Expt M.ene 110 S$ S9 M. V. Veteran Explorer and Nov. 12, due Halifax ·Nov. 14 Ind • ." ..l (h.mo 100 IlS III 4NOO Mackena 1l\J fhromlum 29J 29iI 290 m Moel,od 153 148 Ul Western Explorer are mOOled up, Boston Nov. 17. Leaving I\oslo~ II'IJ ClI Lar 9 8!~ 8\\ r.;o M.d,en 215 240 245 :tJLI roch Will 13 U 8.1 IIl00 Malnet 13' 12 12 Indefinitely. Nov. 18 and Jlallfax Nov. 22. due . 111 103 101 100 :'tlalnrtlc 215 m 213 J:l:j t'olds.tream 3l 3J 3l R.M.C. DOCKYARD St. Johnls Nov. 24. Sailing again I l~.\ foiomilc 7Ii 7~. 7!i 6000 Manoa.1 Unn 21;\ 210 2i5 1000 Morallo lUIio 10li la', Irt.' l'onla, .. l:li 12 121, Flretug 3, and tilt two long lin same day for Liverpool. ~iM) L"onllurum ~~ t\.I H1 I~oo Mar,u, r.5 2Ge %!S l;.il)'.1 C:2n"l 53 ~n 51 17200 Multlml ,. 111'.: 19 ers Bamerang Ind 8amerb~t. Newfoundland leavmg Liverpool :J;SJ I~ 8fltr\nn ~s 3 37 6500 Marti. In ,. I:G STEEJIS LTD. Nov. 23, deu St. John's No\. 29, ,\)\.' ('{'In (,: Ct.d 11 I~ U 51)6 M.I.lch..... lB7 14$ IS ';3J; t: nenlson 10\: 1m. lO~. :3713~ M.,-b.un Maxwell Corkum, Emterlcy, Leaving for Halifax and Bo,ton : :.H 1: Ulu'o\'ory 410 40j 103 III Mclnlyr. 81\0 1m 83 ~22 ~11 218 ~:OO Mckenzl. 45 14 IS master, from North S;vdney, calling Nov. 3D, due. Halliax ·Dee. 2 and ' ~,».~ (: Fenimore 11 16 17 :~J Ion Glllu I Ij 15 1000 Mcmormac 5. :jO) t" Guarana 501; so M 1500 Mewatlorl " 3.j SA for Englee when weather condi, Boston Dec. 'Lmlng Soston : l;jj,(\ f lIalUwe-H 40 37 10 5700 M.nlor 100 90 100 210 2%!! tlons permit. Dee. 6 and Hall!ax Dec. 10, due I ~:.) I~O 410 410 411150 M.rrin :112 ('on HnwC'y 41 43 45 st. John's Dec. 12. Sailing for' ~;:~, C ~tarben(lr l% ~2 5~ 19100 Meta U,an 5S SO 3D ~lorrll()n !:I; 2~~4 ze 5000 MIDd.mar 1(\'(l C :165 340 3BG T. HALLETT'S LTD.. Liverpool, December 13. dinin, tU.i Con Smelt 3~ 31 39 :r.noo Mogul ::m 2m 2m , , :'..,(.(0() ton SUUII 37 33 3$ 600 MI.ln~ Corp N. and C. Ralph, takln. freight Nova Scotia leaving Liverpool . I p:.X>1 fon :\lcnol 31 3l 37 ::951lil MOBUI :M5 ,.a 383 :,~o.' C :\orthland 92 PO 9!\ !lOll Monela 92 n r. for Flat Island, Burnside and the Dec. 7, due St John's Dee 13. m m 113 H';l~ C:m Orlae 18 1l 16 1500 Multi ~n. other usual northwn ports Sail· Leaving for HalllRx and Boston :101; c ned Poplar II fiG B3 3000 Nama Crerll 1.5 II! lill i 18 16\2 !!JOO Nat F.xpl&: 92 la 92 j ~jJ C Sanorm 1\, flO 1115 213 ed on Saturday but had to return Dec. 14; due Halifax Dec. 16 and II ~ i\J Con Sudbury 470 4.0 470 1900 1'1.1 p.le H:i to TUnr.ten 41 m; 47 2100 SOl lAblno I. 145 145 to porI owing to high .e3~. Will Boston Dec. 19. Leaving iloston 173 57$ 2jOO New AI;er '11 27 27 :~') l'onM'e.' m 8.1 12 sail again wh~n w~alher ·condl· Dec. 20, due Halllax Dec. 21. Sail· III Copper CIlII 311 3U 320 20na N.w AlhoB. eo r 31 ~~\;::91'> ~tOO COPPf'r Corp Il8 1$(\ 1$0 400D New Bid tlons permit. Ing from HalUax lor LIverpool 2'~~4 23 23 $700 N.w Col III m 1\8 ::1 Copl'tr M.D 101 101 101 " ~~o::t Coul£e 120 m 115 4700 N.w Deihl M.V. Lindy Barb&ur from Fogo Dec. 24- Z7 U 2d' 400 Sew Dl,ken :IS 210 m :CJCoJ Cournorr 40 ~I 40 Is takinl freight for northern FURNESS RED CROSS j:lJ eronpaL 35 3l 35 29900 N FarlU", 20 Ie 18 1000 N Goldvua !I ~m 2m porls. Fort Avalon left New York. leav· HIe,a t'UirO :17 3l :u ~::u) UJullon ~.l 31 31 10000 N na,rI •• nl 72 6.\ ~8 tht city l;,j~1 nf' four nrr\, II 1~2 118 1%0 2::300 N mghrdll AYRE " SONS ing St. John, N.B' I Sept. 24th, leav· ~ 21 ~4 ~r )~) llr ellur W'I ~~ la so 3000 Xcw HOICD It 'Glou. in fj:\ ('3 :,!206 Ncw Jason 11 I! 11 G. S. Cutler, na,era, masler, Is ing Haurax, N S. Sept 27th, arrlv· : ~lJ lJrtr ll?rn 11 30 3J :~':!I Ilt'f'r IInrn jll fl~ ~ lfi7JQ 1'1 Kelaro I~ 15!i I. taklnl freight for' Trinity Ba~' ing st. John's Sept. 29111, leaving ::1' i He-lltona 1;'t:, ItiU 1614 moo 1'1 Laguerre 11 181. 17814 Nowlund 3 S. 5!1 ports. Salling toda" Saturuay. st. John's, Sept. 301h. (C.Il. Ind ~"'I'" nttta 111, 10 10 10 ~::~ nO"1r m. 151i Ill. 0500 N Marlon W 19 19 5600 N Nytamo,ue 181m M. V. St. Barbe, Cluett, master, N.Y.) : .. ,,1 Onm Aabrllo, 19,18 17\"19 ~.ioi 11Mlidi 4S 4~ 15 ~300 1'1 .I.. ultl from Labrador, .alling on Monday Fort Hamlllon leaving Halifax 7ft 7~. 7~\1 1000 Ne"lI.rth 14 14 11 :.~."q IJu\tln 7 61,; 61. l~)Otl Ilyr:n HI7 101 101 4!1OOO N.w No .. or Tuesday for Placpntil en Mig· Oct. 4th, arriving Sl. Jolin's, Oct. %.1.1 ~30 :Jl 1375 N.w noo)" 14!1 11 Ir ltli\ r.,ut ~lal,lIrt 11 14 1st erial service. 6th , I eav Ing St'. ,,0 h' I] S, c.t 8th . ~ ~ ~'l I:nt sun Iti fi1.' ti8l 1373 1'101' nourn 11'.. a Il2 1\1 12ft 71000 N nl'On Lk 13 14 B ~'"l\ I~,ut '1ell'''' lOll 10 10 M.V. L)'dle Marle II 'aklng (Halifax). • ~,,,)() ':3't sme-It "5 AlO 95 3000 N Senalor THEN WE WANT YOU TO KNOW WE'RE ~4 ~~ 51 471),) New Thurb ~4 33 33 :.,.',"II:ldtr 27P t'i4 ::is freight for northem ports. Fort Hamilton leaving Halifax :~~!'J 1:ldrirh B.i R1 II~ 1300 NIDI ..nl ~I 11 11 ~ooo Nth m m m J. Hallett, Simmonds, master, Oct. 11th, arr ivb,g St. Joh n, Oct. :(.. n 1:1\1 mtltltr v.n. 118 III lIS 4'-1\ CUR')&:. I:n 1" 110 !1330 New Ronan I! taking frelJht for Ch~rlotte· 13th, leaving st. John" Clel. 151h. l:urtU "'II' 52 S2 ~ :suo Normclal 751) 705 m :-:: l. ~9\i 59 J91. ,"~:'I I'arad,)' m 100 193 29iI No.o.da town, Bunyan'~ Cove and other (Haurax and New Yotl.:). ~i ~ U~~ 3ZZ00 Nor Inco 14 m. 12\; ;"III ...INnbdl' 3D 46 47 In rln\".t 3~1' 381•• 38,. 33100 Norpax northern ports Fort Avalon lea\'ing New York lj',' r.d Kirk 19 19 19 6000 No"old 23 23 24 M.V. Wesleyville, Winsor, mas· Oct. 13th, leaVing St. John, N.B., :' Frob deb. I13l1 ~1 9m 5350 Nickel nlm 1~0 1M 119 $15 510 m 4003 North Trln 10 t I, :.H~ .·robllher a 10 ter, Is taking fnlgbt on TuestilY Oct. 15th, leaving Halilax, Oct. USHOOTING WORKS" 7100 Nudulam. THE 7!OO Nudula"", 5 18 Ii for Wesleyville. Twillingate, Grl· 18th, arriving St. Jthn's, Oct. 20th, 3000 Ob ..k. 91i 'I.~ m 1500 Obrl •• 10 10 10 quet, LaScie, st. Anthony and leaving st. John's Oct. 22m!. (C.B. 700 Ok' Ra .. M:I .5 II M Quln,ln, also for Horse Island and N.Y.) :' '.\ 2000 OlearI' " 30 iii ~51i FURNESS 5000 OmnUran. m and Little Bay Islands. Fort Hammo:! Ical'lng New York , " 1710 opemlko 1(10 ~ m 18 17 17 BAINE JOHNSTON " CO. LTD. Oct. 21st, leavlng Halifax oct. I· 8300 oronld, ON EVERY USED' CAR ON OUR LOT. ; r. 48 , 4G;\ 38!0 O,llko Annetta Lovf:tta : ook rrelgbl 25th;arrivlng 51. John's, Oct 27th, '.,' 11000 PDC Ea.1 15\. 1110 1lI, !!.IOO p.ramlq 11 11 11 for Burin. Sailed Saturday. , leaving' St. ohn's Oct. 29th, (Hall· 31700 Pa'bcc :10 11 II 81SO Pard•• 122 111 122 President" Browa ~alled B I.m., fax). . :UO Parker Drln m 47l t73 ~ 42 42 42 Tuesday, Sept. 20th. Fort Hamilton leaving HaJi[ax 3000 P,,..,... I .. 2100 Pick Crow 1:13 120 120, Sid and Sam Is taking frelghl Nov. 1st, arriving St. John's Nov. ~ZOO Pol.e.r 20l 204 201 MODELS ARE NOW HERE Red Cross Line for Bonavlsta Day porls. . 3rd, leaving SI. John's, Nov. 5lh. \' 31900 PI,h 0 23 z:: 22 OUR 1956 '300 Placer !Ii 36Y, ml Rita Ind BIMnche. PicoU. mas. Fort Avalon leaving New Yorl! 500 Paw Raul'" 55 I' II Gl' Pronlo U 101, 975 10 ter, Is taking freight for Bona· Nov. 3rd, leaving St. John, Nov. SAILINGS 67$ 600 fl3 02' P'OIton 210 27S 280 vista Bay. 5th, leaving Halifax Nov, 6th, ar· MUST CLEAR THE LOT- 2200 Pro. Air 40 3D 4Q WE TO 9lOO Punly M 170 152 167 Maggie Green will load coal for riving St: John's No". lOll!: leav· AND 69100 Quo Chlb ST. JOHN'S 492l Qu. COP 390 375 375 Bear Cove and other pori! I'n the Ing st. John's November 12th. moo Q1IO Lab 11 10 10 980 Qu. Lith 1m 14 14 southern shore . NFLD. CAN. STEAMSHIPS FROM NEW YORK: 2000 Qu. Man 13S l!!3 127 ON THE SOUTHSIDE Bedford II left Halifax, arrlvlnll :!TaRO Q M.lanU'1 m 5G5 375 ""Forl Avalon ...... Oct. 13 23100 Que Nickel 230 228 %29 M.V. Frederick Carter '.1',11 sail St. John's, Sept. 24th, leaving st. 1400 Qu ....I.1I 21 21 21 Fort Hamilton .... Oct. 21 490 Quemont 28U 2a~ :rnt for Conception Ba, on Tuer.~ay or John's, Sept. 20th. ~"Forl A"alon ...... Nov. 3 7310 Radlora IH 113 m Wednesday for a eouple 01 trial Belle Isle 11 leaving Hallin DalO na7,oclt 2Ge m 198 19 17 19 PRICES SLASHED FROM ST. JOHN. N.B.: 11800 RegeOl111 lrlps, . returning to Ihl! port bl'l Sept. 26th, arriving st. John's, 200 nenab:. .2110 :MO 260 7iOO n.x.p•• 4BY, '43 47 fore e\'entually taking up the Sept. 28, leaving St. John's, Sept. i·*rOrt Anion •••••. Sept. 24 6749 Rio Palm., 19l 192 194 ·'··I'o~ Anion ...... Oct. 1;; 1310 Rix A\hab 1111 10' 105 Portugal Cove. Bell Island tickle 30. t'l'ort Avalon ••••.. Nov. 5 5000 Roche 22 21 211, .ervlt.. Bedford II leaving HaJlfax Sept. 114Z7 n•• kwln ~ I\"! 85 6::3 Row.. eo.. 15'.' 15 IS 30th, arriving st. John'. ,Oct. 2nd, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE TO .US FROM HAL IFAX: 2lOOO Rupunun 8 m 1\1 leaving St. John's, Oct. 4tr•. ~ 600 Boa Alit • 153 151 151 :1900 COni Leduc 240 »3 210 ..t, ,;··rort Avalon ...... Sept. 27 4000 Sand IIIv.r 17.l! 1$ 1000 CIIamberiola 40 40 40 Belle Isle II leaving Halifax 11333 Sba.. ke,. 10 10 10 lJOO ClWter 011 189 1!.l 1M rort Hammon .... Oct. 4 UO ISO:o3O 100 COIn PIt 450 430 flO Oct. 4th, arriving SI. John's Ocl. Forl Hammon •.•• Oct. 11 1110 SII ••p cr !l $0 M 4174 8IIonlll I 8&0 IS! 185 172'110 Co ... 6th, leaving SI. John's, Oct. Sth. 'i'Fort Avalon ...... Oct. 13 31Il00 8U .nUtr 107 102 103 ISGOO C AUenbtt 23 21\i 21th S6 sa 56 • 21Of/ C lEa.1 Crtal I! 75 81 Forl Jlamllton .... Oct. 25 1000 AU &la.d 28! Bedford II leaving HaUlax Oct. BUT 17 17 17 3800 Can MI. Ma. 29D 285 1000 81.nol\ t4 13th 14 ·,-ror'. A"alon ••••.. Nov. 8 3400 8tHlo,. nli n 12 2otO CoD Pealt 8th, arri~ng St. John's Oct. lOth, 1m nil 13\. lUG C We.1 P.lt 800 $90 I~O 4115 Sitep Rock III 180 1M leaving st. John's, Oct. 11th. 21400 Stu".on 1600 Del Rio 13!\ ~"3lI13\1 4:100 De. Ledu. 151 m 164 S.O\ILINGS 4115 Sl4ev Rock " uv. $60 860 50 Belle Isle II leaving Halifax, 8400 8u4 COllI II 17 II 1100 Dama Expl 5470 SuiUn. 670 110 110 1500 Du ••• 23 201> 20\01 Oct. 12th, arriving St. John', Oct. FROM 3lOO EI p.n lIey ID .10 2000 surf Inltl '16' • 200 Far:o . ' 233I' 250 2S3 14th, leaving St. John's Oct. 15th. 2400 h1l0. I~ 415 5\i .ST. JOHN"S 150 I. 14. , 2100 Fed P.I. SSO SiS sao 1000 BylYlnll. 104 101 102 Bedford Il leaving HaUfux Oct. . 2000 Tlndtm 11" lni 11 22110 Gao Expl TO CORNEk BROOKI 310 295 alO 1121 Gr Sweel Gra.. 345 335 33l 17th, arriving' St. John's Oct. 19th, AGREAT SAVING TO 15700 T,ck Hulh YOUI "S lIS ,Its '~ Grld.1I m 920 ~~o 8!K1O Thom Lund 1500 Hlp Creat 21" 211'> 21" leaving st. John'. oct. 211t. t'Fort Anlon ...... Sept. 30 3100 Tlarl 15 .15 65 -tlli lfli 14% 2lOO TomblU 38 Jl 35 1000 H'-"WOOd . CLARKE STEAMfHIP CO. +.rort Avalon ...... Oct. 22 100 Torblt 123 123 123 24TH... eOll llli llli 11" 24\4 2411 21" , U65 HU'.7 150 130 MO Sheldrake left Montreal: arrly· t'Forl Avalon •••••. Nov. 12 1000. U Mlnn, • II~ II 302.1 U Aabe.to. 77l 71l 770 20000 H, 'CIW, Ing St. John's, Sept. 26th, l~avlnl n 'M 55 6175 ""pller :w 245 28! :loo Un E.len, 134 133 131 TO HALifAX 10M U )Ionl.uban 42 40 ~ SOC) Xto7 011 St. John's, Sept.' 27th. ' SEE THEM TO-DAY AT- Fort Hamilton .... Oct. 8 1011 105 103 2JOO Lbltrol Pelt m all 325 1700 Upp Can 12 12 12 NDvaport . leaving Montreal Fort Hamilton .... Oct. 15 Z784 Venlu ... 47" 47 47" 1000 L I Poll • ,22 I. 22 Willi MarlIoId as 3.1 If . Fort Hamilton' .... Oct. 29 8000 Vlcaur too Ito 910 Sept. 30, due St. Johnls Oct. 5, 4225 Vlolimae .40 :!2l i40 21tO MarrID Pell Hamilton •••. Nov. 5 16;\ 11 16~ llil MldooII' 70 R' 60 Sheldrake leaving Montreal Oct. For~ 6M Walle Am , Ita MW CIT . 3' 32 32 8lOO Weidon Pyr 45 43 45 ::95 290 2tl ltGO Nal :t:IO 203 213 8, due St.. John'. Oct. 12, sallinll TO NEV. YORK: lU7 Wlllray W5I N IIN\oI"It 17' 160 17l 4000 Wlnc~ ..It. 101i 10111 10li 47 43 4 , 1101 Ntw B Dam 2tf 2J0 240 again Oct. 14. t"Fort Avalon •••••. Sept. 30 111700 Wln4 ..anl IllS N CoII.. rd .500 Wr Harl JOI 200 201 82" 445 lOr Nonpar! leaving Montreal Oct Forl Hamilton .... oct. t~ '"', 86 .0 67400 N CoIIUnn1a1 MOO Yale Le.d :lIOO N Dnlll ' It 1& 19 19, due st. John's Oct. 24, saillnl . t'Fort Avilion ...... Oct. 22 5000 V.Uo ..x 15 13 II SU N ...,._ JO 2H 2W 5700 Yk 1I.0r 220 !15 JlO Fort Hamlllon .... Nov. 5 f2 :It 41 taO N.w ltQTu 111 18' 1811 again Oct. 28. 13400 %0II1II •• 1120 N C 011. 530 no S20 t'Fort Avalon ..... Nov. 12 Co.b Sheldrake leaving Montreal Oct. J25 S!Il 525 , UMO OIl "l,et m. 91'. cargo. 710 Bulolo ' 3200 Ok.11I 210 205 208 28th, arriving st. John's Nt-v. l!t. 600 Pend Or. 500e '"83 !OOSS :l25 '"C Pell lll~ 1110 1110 V.... I. will- call Nlwfound· 1000 Yukon Con oiLl . 2210 PI. Weel 30li 30li 3Ov.. leaving St. Jobn's, Nov. ard. 18 17 II 1l0III Pllhflll4er H 91 92 Novaport leaving Montreal Nov. lind Oulport. ow CONSTANTINE CANADIAN 11743 An,l. Cdft JOIIlltcur ,1'rtI 290 29iI 290 CIU:O. 2010 .IU., /leI A 10% 10~ 10~ 35,3$33· SERVICES , IGI'I 11 1m Slit Sourl. 1.1G9 ..II 1000 SOUIb Va' 0lIl ss 55 is 2m IIrtlaUa %IS m :w ,II 17;\ 1m M.V. Avonwood leaving HamU· T~lirsday 8 P.1. 17\4 200II Spatntr , GINIRAL AGINTS 120 CII an4 Ed m~ 17~ eJ Slan ...U • 10 55 ton, Sept. 27th. leaving 'foronto, Tuesday 8 P.M. 31611 Cdn Ad 011 60 141 III , 6OO,'1'u1l CoI,a17 15 t2 90 HI,..., & Co., Ltd. Di.1 2m ~ Cdn All on eo 15 0 • 171 ass Trln. Em, 1110 1911 190 Sept. 28th, leaving Montreal Oct w. G. MH'" Dill 51911 lOOO C Bril IEm, 1I:l0l Tr.... IEra ',32 31' 32 1JIS C comeritl 1m m~ 13~ , 711O':TrllHI P.II '20 1. 19 lst, arrlvlnll St. John's OCI.6th. 40100 tda D. ...It 2' :J53 * t27S Trla4' 01 ~ $5 6.\S, M.V. Teeswood lea~ng liamll· FURNESS WITH! .. C S.lIItaltacl .,225 "" 1IlOO Un·om . 110 ,175 175 6.1100 C~Q 0 0 lleo' 334 334 334 ton, Oct. 10th,. leaving Toronto, • Co .. LTD. ,.44 Cdll P L Pflt 305·300" M" 305 i2tW" Pae .' ,til . 410 410 1000 Will AIbIIJ ' .11 11 II Oct. 12thl leaving Montreal. Ocl. I.' . NIW Yor'" 'Monlrlll . 100 C Pro.ptet 310 W LUoehaldl 100 100 1\10 5:, C WIIII.lolI 310 SlO 310 63 59 &3 Hlllf.. ilL John. N.I. 107 Callio Pel. 175 175 175 :woo WlIrth 15th. arriving St. ~ohnls, Oct 20th. _CII&~ 1M .,NO mDII Y.. Capo/r • • •

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I ' , . • -- , I , , "I " I 1_" C 'd ...... - .T MUS 1 land to the bcst of Ilis ability, 01", \ ~ p'. ' I ~ 't .C' b' one ..• asues flU' arts. 0 ,~ • 'I. tuuents 1.cui.7. ~ah., ~nd audeu tJlat all I...ome rogl'ess berg. ur 8. 0 • too mallY, gl'~(1ua,cs show lillie " M (' oJ ' 1.1 ' L ., ' Port Of Bo. twood' Give ,Speed1 Encine, er Speak intel'est illlYor)t which is nol tech· IOn G. · ~tfl \e . . us am!UH.~e.· ~ngineering Institute o . . uicui! It Is alsu necessary, he " . I ' ;~,. ,l' , GRAND FALLS-A re. (Continued from page :I). said to be loyal, sincca'c, re.\, (cp.)-Company anal ,England (nCL!' , ( dl la',~. th t At'uoll,1:!., C111b• I' bi d ' I d' unionTORON:r~ offiCIal. from General !lIo· ,SHEIlBOR~."t~rs) - A bIshop's .sou wrote port f rom Bo t woo d n catp~ a. Dr. Heartz told the stu.dcnts In \ Ja e an to conI nue .stu Ylllg \ tors Corporation olan\$· closed bl' \ home 10 .his' mother allel a II'ccl> Hurricane lone swept up Ihe' ba~' Engineering ill Memcnal Unl, and take a full share 111 com' the strike of 17,000 empl~yecs I in the army: "The' Ianguare cf Presid'e·nl Shawlnigan.He:re Engineering Company. of Exploits at noon a,nd ,Warrant. Offirer Pal'c Sinnott versity that socicty will look to munlly life.. since last Monday said .ThursdaY'1 our, nOll' eammissioneu olii("zr ., ~oda~' Montreal. Recentiy he was hon. lashed Botwood and viclnl1~ WIth I and Flight Sergeanl Worwick them to maintain and improve The qualilic; t~ achieve sue· "some pro~rcss"." has been made has tf) be i:CJrd to he bcl:cved oured by the American Society of strong south east winds and r~ln Marshall of 51;) (Lions) Air Cad the prcsenl.sta"dnrds of living In cess, sound jlldgincnt,' industry towa~d. ending thn disp~tc.· 1 ?ut s~n~e he learned my f':,t.hcr Mechanical Engineers by being but no damag(! resulted to any et Squadron gave their Canada . and health cait be Improvcd, ae· OffiCIals of both parbes \ IS a rlg,lt \,cverend apolo"lzes Impre~ est atlh~ ~c Co elccted an Honorary Mpmber. shipping or port In\ta\latlons dc. slon~ of Cadet. summer Iraini~~ I The demand for thc services or quired and maintained, Dr. tw~ lar[1c , G~l plants't in Osha\I'?l ane\' c~ch outburEt." Only four other Canadians have it th f t th t th b t . . '. 'I I d h I I 'd anu St. atnarmes, me fllr sel'era been so honoured. sp e e nc a e an'me el at' the regular meellng of.llle SI. graduated e.lgmecol's {ar. out- \ Hcarlz conc U' e . as ,~w s Ie hours ThursdRY to try to red'.Icel BlG STEAll PIPE The Engineering Institute 01 dropped to thl' lowest pulnt in John's Lions Club la~t eVl'llIng. al weIghs the supply, and el'ery the. students ~ueccss Illth theIr the nllmbcr or problem~ before the; SPO:-:lDON. Engbnd (ep) - A the. history of the port 01 Bot. the Newfoundland Hotel. gradunte has a chance of from year's work. , main seri~s of negotiations arc r~'11 steam pipe from a nearby power Canada Is t~e largest prufessional wood. Three' steamers are. pres, The speakers werr Introduced \ two to twelve jobs, he told the \ Last evening r dinner was held opp.ncd. . station to a fe.ctory in this Derby. organization In Canada. It has enl1y In 'Botwood: the Pori Chal. by LIon Reg. Press, Chall'nlan of students. . at the Old Colony Club when the They said furlher ~alks' ~\'ill be shire town 'l'iII provide, the lar~cst Se na~tal~:' b~:~~es,m:~n\~r:~i~~~r, ~B:' mers arrived there lasl nigtll from the All' Cadet S"onsorlna Com I He advised thl mCIl not to 11'01" 'local branch uf tile Institute en· held, although no defm!le '.1l1ne or r.}IPply o! deam from a pOII'<;r sta. Halifax under the commd'ld of mltiec after he outlined 1l1c prln. ry as to the Cf'urse ill engineer. tortalned the visitors. After dill' dale has b~en sot. It 15 c::.pected bun to mdt1~t~y anyll'?Cl'2 m. th, tending from st. John'ft, New. C I East e nnd will load 1100 hi d dl I' '0 II t dd' d tI the tall:s WIll r~Eume loday. lcDunlr .... ·orrlclal.; esl1male It Is foundland, to Victoria, B.C, ap . 0 ciplcs o{ citizens Il an sc p. illg they \~ere taldug, whetl.1er ncr .r. I . car l a I ~~se 1e The til'o union groups arc seck.! equiva'lenl' 10 100,000 tons of coal a dents of CarDoni RIchard E. Hearlz, B.Sc., (Civil) tons 01 newsprint lor Au~tralla line lau<1ht during the cad>'!1 )·ear. civil, elcc\l'1Cal, or allY other kllld gathel'lllg on the gro\\lng need ing to resolve local problems in year. gate the f1uO'''1IJ1~ McGill 1917, LL.D" Mount Allison Tile Ber)'lstonc Is ;" 10R,t 2900 F/S Warwick Ma-'Fhall. 17. 01 for it re!llly deetin't matter, he for expansion Ilf educational fa· their respective plants, in order, to', --- bas been r",."j\~ 'I E I C Pr Id t d DI tons for New'York"and /lle:can· SI; Bon's, gave an mtercslirg talk said. He ii1ustrated lhis point ciUtieS In the schools and unlver· clear the way for the main serie. LONDONcn (CP) - Two police. 193rector 5, ".o[ ..,'tbe Shawlnlganes en an Engl.. dr Ia . an. 'd th coneLI Is tId0 oa f or on 'summer training nt Re/,F Sla by speaking I,f the number o[ slties for future engineers, and' of talks. to r~511me: Both ~ar.tles !11 did a .. breaking anrl ~ntcTln.". of fact, quite a neerlng Company Limited, Shaw, the gulf ports. . : lion Greenwoo~ where h~ WD& fields of cng;,leel'ing used in I the necessity (i! englncering stu· h~I'e saId t~e maIn. negotIations Job at ~ London court whll.e a cas! here through Inlgan Building, 600 Dorchester' While the 'Bolwr.od Rr:'~ was the senior eade! of 510 Squadron. making up an electrical genera· idents getting a broader academic WIll not contmue until ·the secon· was b~IRg heard. A dOOr Jammed, the columns of "'est, Que" born lashed by Hurricane lone at ,noon He outlined the 'mony aclll'IUe, t . bacllground with the specialized dary talk, are completed. and wItnesses were. !ruahle to enter n Montre~I,u ~V"SU d h tI f t I . \ or. I, NO ACTION· , Ithe courtroom IInlll the lock had The need for St. In Marshfield, Prince Edward Is. h) ay ot .er sec ons 0 (un ra that k~pt the l~oys h".,,'lpy and in· ptudcnts in ~ position to take Itraining. ' . There was no action taken i been yanked off. does not need land, August 18th, 1895; Following Newfoundland appe8! tll hay.e terested from Clawn to du:,k. The! an extra yea;!' IIr two at Uni\'ersl. Dr. Austin Wright spoke brief· Thursday on a company petition ...::------Everyone will graduation from McGill University averted any ot the hurr:rane 5 highlights o{ the camp i~cluded Ity he said, will"he well repaid I), 10 the group and said that on presented to the Ontario Labor creases for all. employees, as well pital I. a muc!l'ln4 Dr. Richard Edgar llcart%, In 1917 he enlisted with the Royal fury apart from IIsh~ wind ~qualls a trip to the Jr.useum at 31d fort Ifo~ their work. for the standard October 5th for the ·first time relations board W2dnesday to have ~s company·pald hea:th and med· I.e., president o[ The Engl· an:; area. At Flying Corps and received his and rainsbowerf WhlCI] ar~ being Annapolis noy~i and the !lnal in· course given tllc1ay is just not in the hl8lGr~ uf Canada, a monu· the strike declared' illegal. Ica)1: plantS. They N)ectcd befjorre , patient from this rfecring Institute of Canada, and . xperlenced In Grand Fa.I. Rnd I I rl h '11 i I • t The 'ompanv said the union had strl e s arted a company 0 er commission with the Roya IT e • specllo? am spar 8 aye'. pI' or I enough for ment will bc llnvelled to a grea no leg;1 aulhority to cail the slrike which unioll officials said rep. Qr. 1. Austin Wright, general sec' 1 A ~ome hlghl~ t~chnl. brought some 611 Force the following year. Upon de- other parts of the Interior. 10 theIr departure by 311 for cal cnglncerIRg work. rillS ex· engineer, Colouci John By. who b it d'd ot terminate its' resented a 17.7·cent·hourly In· relary of the Institute, arrived in and winding moblUzation In 1919 he joined the ) hom1:,. . Ilra study will give a great ad· fou~ded the city Of. Ottawa, 3~;:~~ent. a! c~I'~d (or under the crease for th~ workers. This trip will SL Johu's b~ C N.R. ~'riday Fraser' Brace Entlineerilig Com. TRACTOR POWER Warrant Of{\ccr Dave Sinnoll, vanlage due to the rapidly chang· laid out its streets, bUIll the RI· terms of the contract and Ontario The company of{er was reported IIcartz he ~ddressed t.1~ engl· hour and UlI\;·".'" Dr. pany on the construction of a LONDON (CP) - British farms 16, of st. Bon's, 'tool: his lurn .t ing technologkal advances. dcau Canal, and many public laws. to include 3 modHi2rl vcrslon of rieerlng students at Memorial Uni· injured perSall power dam for the International now are using about 400,000 trac· the microphone and gave an a\). A man witll 3 Bachelor of Arts bUI·ld·lngs. The monument is a The union is se~king Il,'age In- the gllarantecd annual wage. \;cr~ity In the afternoon and \\'a~ lor~, sa "5 the ministry of agrleul. -;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;t lot of biood and Jiresent at a meeting of the New· Nickel Company. tur' That's 22 tractors per 1 000 sorbing account of .'lIe Ail Cddel degrce, then 8n engineering red granite fountain, obtained I' that time. In fOlllldland Branch of the Instllute In 1920 he began his long assn- aer;s of arable land, largest t~ac. Drill Instruelorf course he I tlend, course can tackle and will be fountain which stood In Trafal· . each second IIi be held at the Old Colony Club clatlon with The Shawlnlsnn En· tor power of any country. cd at Abbotsford, B.C. Durillg the able to solve atmost any engin. 1 from the National Gallery. This Only last week at nij:ht. glneering Company. As Resident course WID SInnott was fl 'mrm, cerIng problems, he said. ·Igar Square for ioo yea\l's has noW serious accident :. The \'i~il will be part of the an, Engineer on power developments bel' of the Eastern ~rlll te;llll and He suggested to the students been erected J:oy the Laurier when Mr. Selbv • 111131 prc~ldential visit to the at Shawwlnlgan Falls. La Gabelle, glneeioing Institute for some years, visited Vancouver, B,C. that after grqduation they give Avenue Bridge, at the beginning !ard's Bay was branchcs of The EngIneering In· St. Narcisse and Paugan Falls, he Dr. lIenrtz was ,Chairman of the At the conclusion of the talks first eonsldc/;'ation to opportunity of the driveWay around the Can· jured when his ~tilute of Canada, which will take gained exceptional engineering Montreal Branch in 1941; Mem· both cadcts were giv~n a' mound. of maximum experience in ehoos· als In the city of Ottawa, and in· control and ihe prcsldcnt from St. John's, and' construction experlencc, sub· ber of council 1942-43·44; 'l'reas- Ing ov~tion fro!ll the aSol!mbleu ing their jobs, and ··to consider vlted any engincers who might wire.poles., 'Ihis Newfoundland, to Whitehorse in sequently being transferred to the urer 1948: Vlce·Presldent of the club. LIon Presldcnt 1~ac \trrrcr sal~ry last. "It Is experience that be present In ottawa at the time a condition as the Yukon and Victoria in British Head Office In Montnal In 1935 fF~~~nt~~e ~:!mft~:~rmf: 1~9'~~ -~ .... fO~nted' WID Smnott wll~ counts," he told them,' "and if to let It be kn"wn that they WCll'e taken the 60 Columbia. he was appointed Asslstanl Chief a crest denoting his memo bCl'shlp you follow this rule you will find there '0 tllat they mi,,"ht attend Sl. John's. HoI\' Engineer and slnre has been other professional afflllations In· C i D II t 0 il ha\'c been, Dr. lIeartz spoke to the Intimately associatedth~n with all elude the Corporation of l'rofes. 011 lIle Eastern ,~nn a rl earn. yourselves at the top In a few the dinner, which will be held branches about the need of more phases of the numerous diversified slonal Engineers o[ Quebec, the ~/L Peter Patrlcg, Commanding years." to celebrate this fitting me marl· could he sa\'ed. cn~incers, in lhe hope of encour· projects with which the company Canadian Electrical Associatlon, Of!!ee~ of 510 Squa1ron, I.banked He Iistcd two things as re- al tribute to an engineer. closer at hand? n;;in~ more hleh school ~tlldents has been Identified. the American. Society of Civil. En. thn [ .. OPS Club for their ti~O~s~. qulsites for success: (1) ability to Arter the dinner, which was Sereral 1.0 1:0 in {or engineering. I!e 81s' In 1941, during the recent war, gineers the American Soclcty of \ ship and In turn was pr~J.·r Y get on with. others, and to get presided over by the chairman cident occurred IItrc,,~ed the importance of Itain· he was loaned by the Shall'lnigan Mecha~lcal Engineers and the I;! (III Lal P~rsnns for h~s deva others to work well with you and of the St. John's branch, Mr. E. erts, when ~Ir. ing more and beltcr technicians, The f1exlb[e, continuous 50[e extends thrown from Company to Wartime Mf.rchant Newcomen, Society of England. . • n'l t~ ~he alms of Ihe An Cadet for you: (2) to look beyond the Dickinson, a ,lance was held. ri~ht up the heel ~Ivln~ support where ",..... ~ as aides to engineers, in order to Shipping Limited where he actell In 1948 we made a member of League,' job they arc doing. The visiting d!lcials leave here It Is needed. Th[s helps keep t[ny'" .",:~,...y, wires. He. too, "stretch'" the usefulness of the In the capacity .of General Man. the Boar dof Regents, MounlAIli· The essentials of success arc today [or Hali£ax. . ankles. 8tra[~ht, makes It easier for .//...... :..: ...,.· ..·.' .•... :.:~l.,;, ..;.,. ::': ".. '.'•. st. Juhn's. engineers. • Baby to ·Iearn to walk. 'i';': :''';;;;;;;;).,.,.'<'//;\ Oflcn a fall . Canada, and in fact, many places ager until 1942. This Dominion· son University, Sackville, New L I V lii:el enthusiasm, abBUy, competence, GREASY GOING '. does no(' rende! wide organization directed' and co. Brunswick, and in 1950 was RP- ability and con£idenee, he told In the world are facing an unprece· oca es..., CALLINGHAM, England (CPl-I enough to be ordlnated the efforts of fourteen pointed to the Board of Governors the students, rid nothing can be dented shortage of engineers and COl ° d ~ Caterpillars crossing the single-line except for an shipyards and tlielr associated of Sir George Williams College, accomplished without a measure railway through lhis Cornish town ;K:~:~f' ;t{~$;~,,·f.IJ~~ sCientists. Never before has there lap, taln . n]Ure get U5 an suppliers In carrying out. the ·Ca. Montreal,' he degree of LL,D" was of all of these.' he said. held up the local train. The driver tlfu([~ finished. -">:7"",';,::, '.,;;,/ been 50 much work for engineers must be taken nadian cargo vessel programme conferred upon Dr. by ,The hardest positions to be and firemcn hnd to brush them off and such demand for more of Heart~: At NOI·th ~vdney long ago a which employed at the peak 75,000 Mount Allison University in Ma)', 'LJ • filled In Indu,;try ;re tho~e at the rails bcfore tba wheels could 2.95,.3.95'" -'" them. Many Important projects are grip. Grave fell being dcla)'cd or set aside because men and produced over 4,000,000 1952. In June 1955 Dr. Hcartz ,was NORTH SYDNEY, N. S. (CPl- the top,. he said, and there are tons of shippIng. elected 81 Honorary Member of George White, 54, of Newfound· few good top positions, but many Thc doctor 'coul, the engineers are nol, available to In January, 1947, Dr. Heartz the American Soclcty of Mechanl· land, suf(cred two broken legs avoragc positions must b~ filled, SI'tIALL BOARDER wrong, but dc:;hm and build them. Dr. Heartz was appOinted Vlce.Presldent and cal Engineers, ,and olher inJuries,when struck by he said. ' LONDON (CPl-A sparrow has bc taken he2ds one of Canada's greatest Chief Engineer and was made a }las four lI~ughter5, one an:en· an automobile here Wedn'~sday. taken up residence In London air- rcsult that a enginecring and construction or· 'lrector of. The Shawlnlg"n"" Engi. glneer "radua!e of Queen's. ·Resl. motorThe victim,vessel L,who A. commands Duntan, hadthe graduateIndustry engineer expects thatshould a youngcarry port. I t f1 ew inlo t h e nelV pass en· be hired to ganizations and therefore knows D neerlng Company. dence: 208 Portland Avenue, Town left a store and was' about to cross out his assign. nients diligently ger block and is being fcd by pas· John·~ .. \'hcrcof he speaks, ~~~fue~~~~~~~~-~~ ~s~etd~ga~m. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~re~n~g~er~S~a~n~d~s~ta~f~L;;;;~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~.:-:.. ~ Theil ngain. I Dr, Heartz is prcsldent of the pic who suUcr plaint>. but treatment iencc anu cost John's. RCA'Victor All in all. a in Conception . ~~~' We have recently God.scnd. We opened a new Department for ~~ Ladies' Dresses Better 7-Ways for 1956 dc·Gral·e, ,tt~ _ ALUMINIZED "DEEP IMAGE" ment of to Emmie, Where you will see Excitl1l9 New styles - both ---- PICTURE TUBE CREIGHTON Mrs. ,JaIlles . BETTER INTERl~ "he lI'eddill~ In Fashion and Materials -the NEW LOOK 95 later. $229. We join FOR '56 by lome of the world's best designers. EXTRA S ends In . . --__ ENSIT/VITY AND to Emmie :.·Featurlng-Half Sizes for the Semi-stout La~ies _ STABILITY - ·.--also MATERNITY DRESSES. EASIER TUNING _____ .. ' ~------BETTER CONTRAST -- All Sample Dresses ,F

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!, ~I •.~ ... ' . ; '- • Section 11 Section '11 Bay Roberts News , .' .' .... ------~------~------~------~------'-.______..;...---.:.------~~~--:.---..::S~T ....:J~O:!!H:::.NI~SI~N~E:.!.W!!F~O~UN~D~L~AND, SATURDAY, SEPT. ~4, "'!.9~5 ___..-;..._.-:. I Seriousl~' In jllre'dj As Truek . Con'ception Bay Hospilal' Overlurns BAY llOBEllTS. Sept 19.-Last: Monday night al around hidnig'hti i !Ill'. Sclby PalE{)lI~,· formerly Dr; Country Homl, but no\V residing; Seen As Possibility Soon'i i in ·Spaniard's Bay. receiveU sel": I 'iou~ head injul'ies as the large· II;ruck which hp. was driving went' BAY ft0BERTS, Sept. 20-Thc news that some resi­ : out of cuntrol while proceeding ;lents or Cal'poncar have taken a definite move to investi­ . down lIw section of tht: Concep· ". : Lion Bay High,ray at Bay Roberts. 1 ~alc the possibilities of esablishing a hospital in that area, . I,..':' ..... I Collection Plates .,' . has been received here with great interest. As a mattel' : Wcst known locally ;is Flynn's ;, 01' Bob. Dawc's Hill (at intersect-, of fact. quite a lot of enthusiasm has alrady been created i.m of Bay Roberts and Shear... here through arlicle& through this column· and through I town roads.) Frolll. what we can' Dedicated atU. COl' ;' thi' columns of the hOhle-town paper, The Speaker .. learn. Mr. Pa.WllIS, ace.ompanled. The need for such an institution Iby hi:; wife, Ivas drlvmg borne. ".' dou not necil much explaining. I when the lights of the truck sud·; I den Iy went out and the truck' , Euryone will agree that a hos­ Kiwanians Donate . ' At Coley's Point went out of. control, hitting and rit~l II • much·needed thing In an)' arra. At present any hospital Sports Equipment I breaking off a lelephone pole on pJlienl from this area ha~ to' be the left-hand ~Ide of the road, brought some 611 miles over" hilly proccctling acrr.ss the end of the BAY ROBERTS, Sept. 20-The and winding hl~hway to st. John·s. Shcn,'stnwn .ror.d and Into anot· Bay Roberts Kiwanis Club has Thi~ Irip will take at leilst an aded another good gesture to Its Church at Cole~"s Point, a beout!· energetic, gl'OUP 01 ladles of the her pole, which It nlso broke. and' h.:ur nnd one·hillf, and a se,'lously sports.mlnded endeavours when ful' set of sliver-plated collection congregation "ho arc always ,l'lIclir.g liP In a 10 10 12 foot ditch. injured persoll could lose quite a It decided 10 donate fODtballs and plates were presented to the ready and willing to help t1IC, '1 The front n:;ic, wheels and splrnA"s lot of blood and a lot of life In othe.r sporting equipment to the church by the Ladies' Aid 01 church In any way. I 1were thrown some distance from Ih:;1 time. In many cases It [s various schools In the Bay Ro- Coley's Point. Taking part ill that servlcc was' I the !leI'! tl"lll"k. while all the gla!~ r.rh second which counts, berts-Coley's Point area. It Is The prcsentation was made by ~1lss Millicent Howsc, who Is a Iin ~ h ecah was broken. !III'. Pa1C·. Only last week we had;1 very from these town~ that the Club's the President of the Ladies Aid, Uill1ed Church ~lIsslonary to I ;;on5 Wl5 throw.l from the vehicle millU5 ace idem in our midst, membership Is derived. .' 1\1rs. Kenneth 1\1. Battt:n, assist cd AlIrlca. Miss Ho\\Sc's parents, lIeI'. ! being severely Injured when· hii "hen ~Ir. Selby Par,ons II! Span The Kiwanis leccntly entertain. by the Treasurer, Mrs. Clarance and !\Irs, Charics Howse, lil'cd : head hit the oc.lIby railway tracks' ;.. nl·5 Ba~' was I'cry seriou~ly In­ cd the children of the area by Greenland. They \Vcre very gralc· here some year~ ago, whcn Rev. "Ir~. Parsons received only·. jurtd when his Irick went out of sponsoring a Sports Day, whlel1 Cully acceptcd on behalf of the Howse was Uniled Church Minis· shaking up. ann el'cn her glasscs cI11Ilroi and cl'a~hetl inlo sCleral was thoroughly enjoyed by all congregation by the l\1inlster of tcr here. Miss lIowse spolee to the whiClI she wnr~ wcre undamaged: was '\Ire· pules. Thb man. in as '('rIOUS young and old. Prizes were award. the church, ne·l. J. S. H. 1\10ran, 'conSI'cgation Oil some of her ele' . She \'cry lucky to csc~pe .5u~h a rtlndilion as he was, hatl to be cd, the flnanccg for which were B.A., wllo also dedicated the girts. perlcnces In the mission fieills. WHEN llllltltlCt\NE lONE struck the Conception Bay lo'xn o( Bay Roberts on ~n ordeal. !III' .. Parsons was taken , enos ay I Olle o' e resu R was 1a t 1e copper roo on, e ea e s a Ion lCre I"ken Ihe 60 miles 10 hOSllllal In "ed from the KIII'anis recent These. platcs :Idd much to the Shc has been 1I11 sick Icave for a W d d f th It tl t I r 'h hi 1 t' il to hospital at St. John's. by. the . derl HI" Grace' Ambulance, where he ~I Juhn·s. How much better wuuld Veek bales. beauty" ofd thcI "ChUlfC11Id Ith tlon the ~·ea.rt h or so,I but 15 nowk.sl retul'l1lng Is was ro 1Ie d back as if it was made of paper. il halc been. and how mucn pain PeanutThe Bay Robt:rls KIwanis Club Hili,an co nc c w H! CX, 0 er c losen wor. Ie a a ------,.--..,.--:...... ------is reported as recovering satis- ' C"llld bc sand. if a hospllal were Is to be congratulated on Its sport tensll'c renovations and Interior spoke at all United Church Ser· factorily. . . mhided gestureR, and we voice the painting which the church under- vices on this charge that Sunday. .------~ who his birthday on c1~;cr al hand? h hlld N B · f Sept.,celebrate~ 23rd. an1 also to llis t\\'o We join with his many frlend~ in wishing him a speedy recovery. SCI'cral months ago anotl'er ac· II ridenl occurred here In B~y Rob· or ate c ren ~~~~:~~:~~n______- K.IWanl.an. F• Bennett'I, . ewsy' rle s wlll~J~d~e~t~I~~~~~'a:~O~y~tt.th~~~ celebrate his birthday on erts, when ~Ir. Leslie LeDrl'\Y was , I Ihrown from hiS truck by eiectrlc BAY ROBERTS. Sept. 19-I'iTIrs. Miss Kathleen Condon, of St. Sept. 27th. SPREADING OUT lI'ire .•. Hc. too, had to be laken to " 'nd •• • . " aleS 11 Lydia Brown, Barrack's Road, John's Is spending her vacation Mr. Hussey, Is LONDON (CP) - The averl,. 51. Juhn·s. UC L d To KiwaniS Convention" ' Bay Roberts Wcst, returned visiting her friends, Mr. and Mrs. ploye~ Fr~dWith the Aecountlul.l,wh~ fum~m- subwar traveUer here makes a Ollcn a fall or ~thcr Impact Tea and Sale. . h,m' 1", Tlmud., f,Uowlng • C1".,,, "'"h,g ,f Sb"".to~_ of ."d, SO" '!;""_ • L"lli, • j,=., of ..., mi ••, ..,. • "" doe; not -render a person serious BAY ,ROBERTS, Sept 19-The Ltd., which company bls started visit with her children In Toronto, Mtrs. W. R. Paul left by,today's at ?rcse~t Spe~Olng hiS annual va· ~i~/~~~r'~::)~~:.e~;~j~~ enough to be laken 10 hOlpltal, Bay Robert! Kiwanm Club has construction of a nclV nrti(\clal Mrs. Bu'own ha~. an el.ljoyable I train on a visit with her SIster, cahon WIth Ius p3:ents, !I~r. an~ neys through central London are r~cept for an X·rar In order to elected Klwanlan Th-ed Bennett icc rink at Bay Roberts West. He scveral months VISIt, but 13 pieas.!leah, Mrs, Thomas Loder, at Gau· ~Irs. George Husse~. F~ed _5 stud~- 16 It~r cent longer, and suburban ~el u~ an X·ray a special trip BAY ROBERTS, Sept 21-The of this town to represent its Club Is married •. with 6 children, anll cd to be back home again. lIer Idel', She Is by 1\11'5. mg lowards the receipt of journeys are 18 per cent lollger, mu;t be laken 10 SI. John's .. Not ac~ol1lpanicd h~s United Church Ladies Aid of at the Ontarlo.Quebec Maritimes Is a devoted member of the St. many friends arc also pleased to ILoder's son, .Tack. who is here on\ CI.larte~ed Accountancy degrr.e. "e th:ln 16 years ago. lon~ a~o a small child in I'nrt:Qe· Coley's Point \\'111 be holding Its (ir;;I'c fell down a rIIght oi stain. District Convention of Kawanls Matthew's Anglican Church Choir Have her back again. a I'isit from the United Slates I WISh. him every success, . LIe annual tca and sale In . the Unit· International, whtcb Is to take Having becn unsuccessful In Bay Mr. and 1\lrs. Jack Payne of and who had been rela:, I built .The doclor 'could not find unythlng ed Church School on Wednesday visitin~ R~C~~ESAR~ place In London. OntariO, on noberts' fhrst Town Council Elec.' St. John's spent the weekcnd tires and ~ricn.~s at Port·de·Grave cr RELIGIOUS TRE);U . L~~~OI (to\~;-d :r!: ~~~wich \\ronl:. but advised that an X·ray and Thursday nlghts, October 19th October a,9, 10 and 11th. tion by only a few votes, Frcd \' \'isiting relatives at Shearstown, Coley's Point and Bay Roberts. II bb of, r\e\igiOlls SlOll!fol'k NorwoOd he laken Immcdlalely. With the . 'd I . orrOllct from I~boo~s.I r.lflCS bOl~ghtlh~l', 10 IS,' It~'oa~south wher~.. h and 20th. I mull Ihat a special ,taxi 'lad to lIIr .. Bennett has sign.If led tlatI tried agam this Sprmg an was and wcre gUc~IS of iiII'. and :'Ilrs. Blrlhday grcetings arc extend.! K-~ot tOll'n has incrcased by 117 per: it \\'2S present.ed. to the Brills A cordial InVitation Is extendcd he will accept his Club s honour successful-Rs a matter of fact llC Chester Vecrll111 of that town. I cd to Mr. Llewelyn Fitzgerald, cent in the last 10 vcars. I Transport CommiSSIon. hr. hircd 10 takc the child 10 SI. 10 member! of Ihe congregation and take' time off from his busy pleaced second In the total votes ---.------. . Jlihn·~ .• and the gened'al public to .. attend Then a~ain, thcre arc many pco­ this Rnnual a((alr. sclied\1le to represent one of Con· received. lie Is also a ·member of. ENGLISH, AMERICAN and CANADIAN plr who su[[er from \'arious com· Suppers' wl1l be served. accom· ecptiim Bay's tllfee Kiwanis Clubs the Klw.anls Public & Bussiness 1\' 1,lainl,. hut 11'\1:: put o[f ';I~eking panled by the other usual altra~' at the Convention. ,Affairs Committee. Irc"lmcnt owln;: to the Incunven· lions of Sale Stalls. etc. A good Th-ed, as he is familiarly known We [eel that the Kiwanis Club irncc and cOSl oi' !tIling 10 SI. evening Is assurpd all who attend. here, is the Conception and '1'rln- of Bay Robert.s, has made a god John·s. • Ity Bay representative of the Dry choice in sending Frcd to rep/c . FLOOR CANVAS •\11 in all, a hospital som~wherc Cleaning firm of cousins Ltd. lie' sent them at the Convention, and in' Conception Bay would be a is also 'Managlng Director (as well we arc certain that he will. up· Goil.send. We' are fully behind as being the promotor) of the hold the prestirge of the Bay Ro· • LlNOLEUMS luch a move, and hope, within the Card Party , : • Conception Bay Sports Company berts Club' at the meetings. ': ncar future. to Invest!Qale Iht ways • CANVAS RUNNERS and means whcreby the Buy Rob· BAY ROBERTS, Sept. 20-4 ,;;;;;;;;======;;"1 erls area could participate'ln the Card' Party wll be held In the • CANVAS SQUARES mUI'cment already underwry. 'Amalgamated School on Friday night, Sept. 23 under the ausplc· .Recently Married les of the Home and School As- sa RUBBER STAIR THREADS Engagement sociation. ' , PRICE_F1TZPATRlCK of that place.. • The arralr comenees at a,3D and The bride looked very lovely i WALL COVERINGS nA Y nOBEHTS, Sept. 20-Mr. BAY ROBERTS, Sept. IS-The a door prize Is being orrered. The in a costume o[ brl~ht blu,:. with ~nrt ~lrs. Val'ltt Andrcws of Port· marriage of Margaret, eldest usual good time Is anured all daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Patrick navy accessorlts an~ carried a Ilc.Gral·c, announce the engage­ large white prllyer book. She was Fitzpatrick of Statinn ROIlt!. Bay ment of their son Robert (Bobl nUendcd by Mrs. Robcrt Fitz­ NOT CUR lOllS Roberts, to Arthur, 50n of Mr. and to Emmlc, daughter of Mr. and N011'INGHAM, England (CP)­ patrick as malron of honour who ~trs .•Iames !\Iercer of Bareneed. Mrs. Wllliam Price 01. St. John's, A'leather' briefcase containing £200 was dressed in:a grey SUIt. with The wedding Is to be announccd took place at All Hallow's Church, 1Y0rth of watches lay for an hour white accessories, and corS'i~e 01 North River on Sept. lOth, The latcr. In a busy street berore anyone carnations and fern. The duties We join wllh their many frl· bothered to open iI. The case was ceremony was performed by the of hest man lI'ils ably pcllormcd rnds In orrerlng Congratulations returned to the owner, a CDmmer· Rev :.Joseph Hogan, Parish Priest by ~ll'. Illlht'l't Fit~(lalrick, i:l'nthcr clal traveller. tn Emmie and Bob. 01 Ihr brillp . . . Alh'I' Iii,· ('el'I'lliony. th~ \I'(tillin~ ! Jl~I'IY mulol"'tl In 1l:ll'hllul' (il'lIt'I': • 'tARPET SQUARES anti :lftt'l'\I':lI'lls tn th,' hUllll' III Ih(' , hrhle's pm'l'lIts where a 111'1i~hl' : fill turl;!,y SttIJ!'PI' was sCl'\'~d. ~lr, HEARTH RUGS ALL • '. '21 " lIill'ry Bishop proposed Ihc toast - . t" ",. h-;tl~. It was lespor,lled to by thc groom, who proposed a • CARPET RUNNERS i ' ..• iJd:\c"ltIald. This In , ,FAIRBANKS-MORSE turn was I'cspOIllIcd to by l!\r best 11lI~1l. The loast 10 th~ brid.~·< par· I' • STAIR, CARPETING I ents was pl'optJfed by Mr James. Carroll' ofHtu litiu'r Grm, The! 200/0 bride was tlie l'ec'lpirnt of many: ••• VENETIAN BLINDS . beautilul and. valuable gifts. TV, . 'pie . honeymoon was'spellt tour· .. SPECIAL . g ,tlie Avalon Pell.tnsul~, and • PILLOW CASES ! . SPECIAL visiting li'lIh the .brlde's partnls. I 'AS. LOW AS .' Among ·out of town gucsts were RUSSER . $2·29~9~.'. . . ASPHALT ,A \iery :large range Mr. and Mrs. WilHam' Prier.. Miss I • SATIN :BEDSPREADS Palsy' p~lce,: ~'r. and ,lIIrs, Leo: TILES . TILES of Fitzpatrlck, Mr,· William l3arnes and, Mr •. Stan Carroll, ,all of SI. • LAMP SH·ADES 9 x 9 X 3/16" . John's. ,. ~ '. ~ , , 9 X 9 x' Va thickness 17 " T.V. SETS The writer joins In wishmg the thickness happy' couple. many 3'ears III .wed· • BLANKETS. '. .. ded Iiapplness.' . lSc ea. 27c ea. in. stock , .' FAIRBANKS-MORSE. ' • CURTAINS, . Etc. Fi~st Quality .. - ", Frist Quality : Table and Con Eden Meets IN OUR BIG .. With Cabinet N.B.-No d'isc~unt on other Tiles or Inlaid '. TV Models LONDON (API-Prime Minister 6th ANNIVERSARY SALE Eden met with' his cablnetTilUrs­ Linoleum. day to try to find an- answer 10 N.B.!....No discount on Broadloom Carpeti~g. EASY TERMS country-wide calls for a· cnt ID 'AS' LOW.;AS ·s.189.$S Britain's military conscription. d , • . . " J ,.... . A. straighl \'2tlnrllon In the regn- .. . " two.yenr conscription period has been ·considered prlllmllle II' the lI'orld situa!lon remains calm. Thlll;sday's session discusset! a THE I1-:!W idea - advancing the age' of 'THE , ',... ,,' call.up (now 18) hy about three H-U:B' lfinnths and laler by six. HUB, . Under this 'moVe young men. S . Y'H-EHUB, . . . i ::~~ :~ ',:: ...~~'::.In':::.!~';::: RAWLINS' CROSS, ~'~l 3~T RAWLINS' '10S . • D'Al~VV; years' :rervl:e. : ___ ,_.;...__ ..;.-,.;.,...... ;.--=--"""' ...... ;,...... ---- ..... oo="""'~.;..;,.. ____.,.",-=-~a==-="""'------~ ""\ . . 12' THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1955, IIASTRO.GUIDE"·~ . By Ceeim For SeturdBY, September 24

CHIT7CHAT. . ." COLUMN' . Present-For You dnd Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Dunphy, Port YOUI'5 ••. Afternoon hou~~ are LEn' FOR TORONTO nIL": favorable part of day, ~Iow aux Buques, Inlve'd In st. .lohn', dQwn by evening and post~one Miss Enid Blackwood, ·.R.N., last weel! to attend, Memorial social engag~menlS if pOSSIble •. Mib Betty "tldsod, R.N, Miss Unlveralt,.. Romance is· adversely aspected .. AmeUI 'Milia, R.N..lnd Miss Physical upset could oecur be· Glad"s Dawe, R.N ... of the stafi FROM GRAND FALLS caU~e 01 over - indulg~nce. so a·i· the St. John's General Hospl· Mr. and Mrs. W. Earle of Grand watCh diet and dri~k. Brooding over real or imagined troubles tal. left here last \Vedne~.lay for Fall! are spenolng I holltlay. In ".______j won't sa I V\ .nylhing Spend long Toronto, where they .Ire IItten~. St. John's and art! rCII.t~! ed at some Ii In. in meditation. ~ng Toronto University Scllool of the Brownidaln H(lI~I, Satin· Gown .for Autumn ITbeR~:~~~: !~::ily Nurslnl for cours!!s In nursing Future ... Speed of machines Past ... Congress had I busy Bet~·een .Us day 166 years ago loday; II au­ l!lmlnl.tratlon, may one day be adaplcd to that SHOWER of humans. wilh conl'cyor belts. thorizcd the Office of Attorncl' .- A alork .hower WI! liven by for example, gradually increas· General. established Ihe U.S. Su' , Be ( fROM MARKLAND about 20 friends to Mr •• Willftcf ~d:~I , prcm~ Court and appoinled tht ~ Slim Bodice, ~ Women Features a I ing speed in morning. 5iowiny ; By HARRY ... Mr. 1l. Crumby of Markbnd Is first Chief Justice. John Jay. ! Macdonald on Tueldny eVe.llng al By RUTH MILLETT down alier lunch. etc. , NEW YORK­ .i present "bitlnl the tity on the home. of Mn. G~rald ~tor•• n. business and 18 reglslerfJd at the Mrs. Macdonald ror,elYfJd lome The Day Under Your Sign Alston and the • THERE'S MORE TO LIVING were deeply Brownsdale HoteL lovely Ilftl, and after th.A8 were THAN' CRBATING PRETl'Y ARIES (B.,n M... h 21 to April 201 LlSRA ISepl, 23 I. Ocl. 221 slderably more .-. presented the rest III the evenlnl PICTURES· At!\lfr" Influ(m·t~ .u.r~ht 111M il '," 1 I0 not prtttnt u~u, untll 1!lf)' In has never won. nar: President. Ml'!, Emily Aniel; , 1tir8. James' Wiscombe and her lIouse. 'rhe poor bIll Professor !Iarted with ioel >·~U 111\·t in mind. 1~1I)' _orkt!l c~I, '\ou (buill "llOlllu1un rl,ht, and there mUll be thousands went back to his zoo reeling· very Put Ilbns on l"per today, tllane" hy 11(111.1 unl'rt'parrd. There was VIce-President, . Mr!. ~fary C;loanj daullhter.ln.law. Mrs. Norfl\~ WIll­ of women over the country creat· frustrated. It was such a nice .ViRGO IA~9. 23 to S.pl. 211. PISCES (Feb, 191. M",~ ~Ol . Secretary, Mrs. Belty McColrthy; combe are at present ,vlsillnl St. In, the 11m3 pleasant lillIe Icene that set In with zoo. and he loved nil animals and :;'.1tt your 'fleWI t(l tOllr asfoCllttl In USC' Jour lalrnli to II1I"t _lbur ftomt ... the pennant In Treasurer, Mrs, K. Wadden.· Mrs. John's on 1 business and pl~'RUle day 'after· day and then wondering • run" manner, but in ~'c\Jt f!\oH chur· IlIr.utiw; II loti tan. Tr7 to m~i". birds and took such good care of Cui war 1£ ,-OU .'ould ,rrtUJrlr Ihem. lain Plarmllny btl,,·tM ll1rt1'll ..,. dIlle!. B. The E"oo:ts Elizabeth Jamieson, Mrs. F1or­ trip, and aro ·regl,terfJd .1 the helplmly why their homecoming C 1911. ,rdd Ent .. pri,;i. I"r. tbem. game In ~even enee Hitchen, and Mrs. Phoebe Brownsdale Hotel. husbands don't seem to notice the It would make. his Ittle zoo plctur.. Or why, they are '0 reluc· famous If the Ooofus·Goo{us, the --_ .. _._-- .thletes were Kenny will also serve un the tant to sit, rllnt down ,and start , CDmmltlee. Thi1 lealue will begin remarkabb Mrs. SiIIle·Blrd from tax on their C.N.T. tellln, the p~tty picture ot a wife another planet, her !on .. and the Twenty days lIB rellular schedule of .a.me. Mr. W. H. Buller, Canadl.n Na­ II all abDut the day's problems and big brown bear and her cub would perfectly satlsfwl elrl, In october and there I~ room tional Telegraph,. oper.IN at "ASTRO·GUIDE By Ceean \ trlumpha. , ' live' there. Why was It all the sit around for one tum In the IIne·up. In· ShOll Harbour, arrived ,1:0 the W.U, ;'honeltly noll', what man birds nnd, animals wanted to live For Sundey. Septemlm 25 terested 'parties mav let IUftllcr want. to·· come home. to·. the, .ame to Invest B su city on Tuesday on b~sine~5. at the little Dooier house with found moner, Informatoln by rlnll11g the prt'si· pretty'lIttle. pietllre day, after day? Daddie, JlIommle, Dollie and baby : Present- For You and dent and' ,eertlary at 6.04F or FROM ST. LAWRENCE "Once the, honeymOOn Is over ~ Jollie? , Yours ... Today's radialions ac· League club Id T' d M - I picture is bound to 11'011' dull. tracted period , 737ZH. ' Mr. Dav arrant an . r. • Varlew II. Tbe Spice. 01 Lile Of course the Doo[ers wouldn't , cenl genero!ity. friendlinm and part with Ooo£le·Goofie for II mil­ I ~enle of Be contemplation. Tarrant of St. Lawrence 2111 at How much' more Interesting. It strong bonelty. - liOn dollars. He was a birthday carcful nol 10 let cmolions in­ Professional m HOSPITAl, present spending their "acaHon In must be to any man not to knoll' present for Dollie [rom her globe. •. Htr many friends will be lorry t"ricre wilh pcr~onal decisions St. John·s. euetly how he Is going to find trotting uncle,Ooo[er Doofcr in iar relating to money. however. Tile to learn that Mrs. Fred' O!mond, .hls wife whell he' comes home off Gunga Dinga. And they could mind is especially alert under Allandale 1I0ad. I! at pre!ent a LEAVING FOR . from work .. '. . .. not bear to part with Mrs. SilIie­ , prescnt configuralions. Aspccls evening, she may be ru.sh­ lilt lent at the Grace nOSp!lal:for PRE.SYNOD CONGRESS One Bird and her little son Flyin'-sas· , favor spiritual ma1t~rs. cultural Ing around happily getting dinner ser because Mrs. Slllie had flown aClivilic, and enlertaining. To­ observation. Mrs; Louis C~lver. Miss t'lotence In a hurry because. she has had Bartlett and ~lIls Eleanor Baynes all the· way from some stranlte ; morrow's a u II 0 0 k somewhat the most wonderful aft~rnoon, .,and pin net and landed on their porch. negDlivc. LEFT TllL'RSDAY lea\'e on Sunday 'ncxf for Saint a. .hehurrics 'abQ\lt '. sh~ is as And she talked and· was very Past ... A fledgling ioverntllfllt "Crraham Frampton. ~oi1 l·f IIIr. I . Qwing to the John, 'N.B., wlier·e they will at· eager as child to share her day's Alltumn haU' go;vn by n,annah 'Trnr is In opnlment yeelow orion clever. , Future, .• Fireproof nel~ for had a busy day 166,years ago. laking p!~ce ,,\ and Mr.. Daniel Framptr.n. 11 tend the Pre·Synod Congrc~. of eX(lcrlences. . ' sllk.satln. Fitted bOlllce Is finishcli by· huge frlnl(Cll 5110 uhler hows. But Ih2 Prof!es50r could under­ milad~'s hal will soon be avail· The Bill of Rights was submitted Darling Street, left by T.;; A.' lin the Presbyterian· Church III Can· The. next day she' may be In Voluminous sklrf is ClIt to stand away.-By GAlLI:: DUGAS, NE;\ stand It" was mighty hard for the : ablc .... and when they are. to the 13 Slalu for approval on lorium on next jeans, wprklng In, the garden or ynu'lI be able 10 light a cigarel September 25. 1789, and wu ther! will he, Thursday to I'esuml! his .Iudles Ida, ' Wo'men's EilIlor,'· DOofers to' ha vo two strange as a third ~'ear student In engln· .. putting tile (Inishlng touch'~s on the brown bears just walk up to their · while wcaring a 'feiled chapeau. pmed bf all. . eerinl at !.Iount AJliBon l.Jnlver· CHRISTENING- kitchen door and refuse to live any­ The Under Your Sign \\ Sheila ,?tlaureen, rofant lIauah· where but In the house. Mighty Day tJ litr. f:£o::r h::~~;:; ::y d:~n:a~ne: Ca· "n'ed' W··~h·. ··Ite· As· p. a' ragus strange things went On around · ~~ ter of Mr. and Mn. Patrick .J. stitching tip a new dress. Or all ' ; ~,RI:$ Ihtn Mitch 21 10 AprIl 20j LIB~A (Slpl. 23 to O.t. 22) • I ~ tbat ·litUe Doo[er cottage. Never , unu' to )nu An :lItV;'I.nllll;toUI c:rtl, IIts abrl" ., '!'l­ . VISITED CITY McGrath, .Corller Brl)ok, WHO. bap· I l'n(),"I~-rlc,t ~tnrfil' unrl~t dressed up and In a "Lei'. have ,. , a dull moment! ' . t f,rt'tl;' inrlumtes. Ta"e fu~~tt.lilln Hri· lIon't nt'..:lt'Lt oM fritnrls "hilt .«kiftJ: :\Irs. Kenneth Janes, who was tlzed Sunday, Sept. 18th, at tho dinner Ilut tonight" mood, I It Was after school and Sammie : (lu,1)'. ,"ou'll a!lin from ii, ' lilt comp:IIn,. fll·fltw onrl. vlsltln, St. John'.. reeenU,. re­ Cathedral of the M08~ Holy ,Re­ A wife like that Isn't spending 61 . ·f· ,'L· ." C· . . . SpooCer, Hammle Hoofer, Dollie TAURUS ( .... pril21 t. MIY 70)· SCORPIO (001.2] 10 N.,. '2) turned to her bome at Corner mr time creating pretty pictures.:, DooCer and Gussie GooIer were on \'au .. hul.1 I:tl into a mttS ,,(lW If YOII 1\ ch"nl!t of I~C~ .'iII, ftO )'011 ~Ott. , .. : deemer and Immaculat. cOllcep. ·0: rl' les · Iver reo e h:IYr htfn luc1in~ flolntlhin.:. 'mm ,out "om(thin~ tn1iffl~· .liHcltnt rrul "hl'l Brook. She wa~ accompanied on tilln, Mount Bernard, Corrler She's living her own Ufe and hav· the Doofer porch with the' birds, lovrd tnt's. Brun ",flint' cltAn,'" lOU uluatly do. 'ou'" ~tCI rtfrCS1It~" I Ing . fUn and her husband Is glad her return by MISI Rowena Janes, Brook. Her godparentl were Mrs. Ooofie and th2 bears: They were GEMINI (Mly 111. Juno 111 SAGITTARIUS (N ••• 23 t. 0 ••• 21' I R.N •• who will Fpend a hollliay at to lee her al be finds her. talking about how too bad. it was 11011', imil:l1e olhu!. u~~ your IIVon orlt:· H~lr;!ct rOllr nunl:'!! tUtU tOi ,te whut Gertrude Breen and Mr. Jack JlroWnups just didn't understand in:lil},-of 'A·rlleh ynti h,nr III ~l,t1ntllnU'. 1·'111 dc-loUrtl •• 4;rt h~cl.: Cln alit ri.:ht Irut !ltr home In Corner Bronk. Lee Afterwardc, friends IItttnded about the bears, and didn't even Im!l;':ln~lion b,l'Olc-li nQW, ,dorf' 11.~t11i1~e is r!,me. . a chrlstenhig' parly held 'in hon­ CANCER (Jun, 72 '0 July 22) CAPRICORN (0 ••• 221. J,n. 19) ~ want them 10 ·Ii\·e In the house. If lO~ J,:t.1 I!l~ fij.:ht "liUI, )1111 ltl" AC' l'I(J'I~rit' :an,1 JlllIjl!nu~ lie ttrrutd .ilt t FROM HAMILTON our of the O«8Ilon. MI'~. Mc­ As they talked they stuffed witb tONIII.,,, ,lin ",h~1 )011 IlOltC: {nr Iu.br. tl,,: (.I"'lcnrn .. h3r1. "bUf r.tl11l .... nll I .Boys Wonder! nUt ' • Mr. Eric· E. Nell of Hamilton, Grath was the former Marj!ucrlle One-Yard an after·school snack Mommie lllhtu _:.hnjt II) lldlr l tOO, I"O!~ :1II0:ln" Ontario, who ha~ been visiting his Keough of st. John's. '- Doofer . had fixed for tham. Sud· LEO (July 23 t .....ug. 221· .... QUARIUS \J.n. 20 t. Fob. II' ! denly Dollie jumped up excitedly. PtOliit (Oll'e- II) )'our .. ir\ ,,,~,Iil,. 1ln'\tr Ibn··tr of 10'\ (If mont)' .ruolII:h ntp!N· I parents, Mr. and . Mrs. Edward cuntllt a"I'CU!lo, AUtl l' htll' '~lIh J,:{J(III t.:tllC~ j, J.nrnltll dllrin~ Iht balane,.f I ~cn at Spanl~rd,.Bay, Is at She beamed: . Ilratf .ftl\ hr .I'JnUul. Ihi~ nlOulh. Ht txtr~ rareCul. "1 know I I know I I've' got a present v\sltlng St, John',· on his "NEWFOUNDLAND" VIRGO (A.,. 2J t. S.r,.l2) PISCES (F,b. 19 to Milch 201 ' PASSENGER LIST wonderful idea. Just WONDER· If ~'Ou'r" lonk1t1lC aroonl (ror' !I\Jrn~ll,iflt.: n~ r3rttuJ nfll to I(I'~ II. 1:00,) fritM ~ • Wi)' back to Hamillon .. tit rlrt tfllt\)" (rl1ltilltr rtnt'wln~ :ltti\'it), ,ollr lI;otlJ,:llllruj1t,'~' O\'rrcomt • .'ffl· : To Hallfax-llfr. H. Fedfr, Mr. FUL." Hammie, Sammie and an !'time ill,,,, JOII ,1lthtd in I'.\~t. d(n~y 10 br IIII\tll aboul )'l'Il.1r I,o,una,,~' .. R. B. Lewis, Mr. V. McDonald, Gussie yelled: "What Is It? What's C II1H, Fir-M Entrrj,rhrt. Snf. rno~1 p.~cQUET your Id'~a, Dollie." Dollie ex· , ~lr. and Mrs ..... lIln Norman. or Mrs. V. McDonald, Mr. S. McKln· claimed happily: "A BEAR house. .- -- ._.-.' ...... --,---- Pacquet, White Bay. Ire ~lsiUnl ley. Mrs. S. Mt.Klnl~y. , AREAL bear house. With fur- -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;-:;;:;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ To Boston-Miss IIf. B~tnnan, lhe cit)·. :IIr•. Norman, wnll Is • nlture and curia ins-and, a nd- r business man. Is here In tilt! in· Miss P.· F1tzgerald,l'tlr. D•• ·lem· everything. We'll make the wood· lng, Mrs. D. Fleming, Mis. Joan shed into '3 really, truly nOME, terest of his firm. • Kavanagh, Jl1I5~' 'Julia Kuvanagh, for the,bears," , \ JIIlss L. Kenny, Mrs. M. E. Kenny. 'VISITING CORNER- BnoOK " Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Lu'scombe, Miss A. King, Miss· M. Marsball, Miss I. O'Keefe, Miss lot Rose, USe Gav Remnants! flattery! Cornwall Avenue. Ife at pres~nt • fall~ , .,jslting Corner Brook. on a' busl· Mrs. N. Taylor. Mr. S. WebiJer. From Llverpool- Mr. E. Bon' GOeS UNDER FOOT IN ~e5I and pleasure tri(l. n.et, Mr. H. Campbell, Miss D. AT MEMORIAL Coventry, Mr. W. ElIlo\\, Mrs. WHEN SERVIN'a asparagus liver ereele, tr,. using paper· plates, like MIlS Mary Dunphy, dlughter of Elliott, Miss J. Holloway, Mrs. J. the ones above. 1t11 be less work.'· ' .. , Glamour· Girls I: . . MontlOmery, Miss E. Morgan; Mrs. ,. Come In to-da), and take S: '.rlOn". Mb~ S. p'arsoR!, Mrs, , Near Stockton, Calif., we wate· cook, cOvered, over low h-aat 45 your pick of the. prettiest "Finllt HAND.KNlnING G. : Blmmllnl, Mrs. D.M, Sprnctr. hed green tipped and wblleaspar'a- mlnules, gus being' canned for· American Nole: use the asparagus liquid GLAMOUR G I R L Pumps Jonel, Mils ~. Spencer.Joncs, Mr, that were ever sofU)' .styled YARNS at,FactoryoTo-You menus. It's .very good, ·.eaUng. soup or as a sauce' topping for you'll find dressm Ike r V.WaUon, Mr •. M; Woodall, Mrs. EspeCially "as Is" on m\xoi!d green meats and vegetables. . D. Pell.)'. .. . trims •• newl)' tapered beeb 'Prices: . salad. ; ,ASPARAGUS LIVER CREOLE •• even !oft toes and bouncy .~oJ'l, Bab)' Wools, Nylon, s.4 . But 1015, of people like·1t ~etter SAUCE eushlon Insoles •• In !upp\e ply Wools, Nylon Reinforced, RETURNS TO DUBLIN In .cookeil dishes, so· Jet's look at (J\lakcs about 2~ cups) . suede or kid and all the Sock and Sport Wools, ete. Mr. Blmard Marcb, son of Mr. this recipe from Mrs. Esther Five tablespoons butler or mar· Important fall colors. Speer of Stratford, Conn. garine. 5 tabl'

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" , , ' . .., ! THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY,:SEPT.;24, 19,55,' 1,3. " , Ai~goll,auf Plaj;ei~""rIl;,vin Undecided' 'l$tevens~n Signed ~nDual "News" .~ Fate, ' Of Bi t"(J FOUl' . To'ne. Dec~ided Released By' 011 Chicago's,' .' '. OnCaIgarv~s Marathon::Ta,kes:~' ThisWeek-Frid Football Club' Goalie Tllis Year .. Stampede~8 -, . Place Mond~v:" - , ,TORONTO (CPl-Halfback J. C. WELLAND (CPl-In spite; or . By CANADIAN PRESS The Innual DAIT.y NEWS Mar: By THE CANADIAN PRESS THE Caroline .. signed hy Toronlo Argo. some .brilliant' work by',AI RollinsFa~~'s fickle finger has pointcd atbon Is scheduled for Monday" 'I' . 'Two big "lfs" are to be ans· nauts with a great deal of fanfare in the early days of the Chicago another Canadian quarterback to· and Secretary Bill Cannin~ of the i \I'~red this weekend in the Big a few wlleks ago. after starring Black Hawks training at their ward the door oC opportunity in A A U advises that ali g" Four. with University of Dlinols .for two camp here, coach Dick Irvin nas the Western InterprovinCial Foot~ "t' h . b' I n"lran ~~ , ,If Toronto Argonauts can' gct seasons, was released Friday by nol settled yet on ns goalkeeper bali Union. men s a~e ecn. comp ,ete .' unwound and If Montreal Alouettes the Big Four football club. for the start of the neW NHL cam- Bill Stcvenson, 2O,year·old C);· Competitors wI}1 meet CIt the repeQt their win of last wcekend, ,He was ,placed on waivers as paign. . University of Toronto quarterback, East ,End Fire Hall at 124:; p.m-., ,three teams wllI be In a Uelor the Argos moved to get down to Stealing the show in the nets gets a chance, he' has waited for Monday, and will be taken '0 the. Long Haul. Dodgers:MayNot second place. the Import limit. The highly.touted lately has been Bill Harrington, all year Saturday night wmn he starting point near Holyroll!!, Ind If ~rgos don't wl,n, they'll b~ halfback can be picked up for thc tha Windsor seniOl: netminder, who takes over full·time chores for the race is set to start It 2 p.m~ rar In the hole In the Big Four $500 waiver prce by any of the was scouted and Signed by general Calgary's split-T Stampeders .in a So far there are two nilranQ standing. They play ottawa Rough ~y other Big Four elubs. manager Tommy Ivan last season. game against' the undefeated Ed- . . u· . IRiders In Ottawa while J.lontreal Montreal Alouettes are believed "Harrington looks is If he may monton Eskimos. {or the classic-Jim Jacksoll. win:. nlays Hamilton Tiger • Cats In ~)' to be Interested in him. Ho\Ve\~r, become another Bill. Duman and Import ·Don Kloslerman from ner of t~e recent 2O·mile walk,' Hamilton, , ' U· Cut Out for Short· Series Ottawa ~ough Riders have first. I think Murph Chamberlain, the Loyola University In California, representing the FeUdian!. In~ Ilt Be choice with Hamlton Tiger-Cats Windsor coach, hu done a great Siampeders' regular field ganeral, Clarence Ivany of the C.L Ii. Th.1 Iy HARRY GRAYSON gue a.bout which club has the though the Yankees hardly would AJ.q are two points on top in the :\EW YORK- (NEAl-Walter advantage-the one comins 'In~o be, hadlcapPl"d by Whitey Ford, standing .. Ottawa and Hamilton next, slnet they finished behind job with hm," said .Irvin. "In 20 w'as knocked out oC action last final list of entrants will I:e an· d th Br kl b th S I I dl t I fI T B 0 L d share second place with four Montreal in the Big Four standings years I haven't seen,so much im· weekendpy a back injury suffered Bounced here Mond~y marnln,. an 00 yn raBS e' er es mme a e y a er ommy· )1I'Jle,' on, arsen an points' each and Argos Irall with .~!stOIl e last season. pronment In • goalie IS Harring- In a game against British Colum- Last year's DAILY NEWS Mara.. were deeply concerned about con· winning In a photo finish or, one Bob Turley, two points, Ie Argos and Montreal An of!enslvesta,r ,who broke Red ton has shown in the last two bia Lions. He won't get into either thon was \\'on by George llillier siderably more tbal\ World Series that has had ample opportunity Don Newcombe, who flew,home win, the Als will be way out, in Grange,s ground gaining record years." . of Calgary's two weekend galms.. .' ,,' pitching when the Dodsers flew to rest and doctor Its 'wounds. Crom the y.rest ahead of his Brook· front with four wins and a loss for for U. S. college football in 1953, Hank BasseD was abo showing The Stamps play at home Satur. represenbng the Guard.. IJI lUI home from ,SI. Louis for the vic. The one having to SCll'ap all Iyn teammates because of a touch ~Ight porntsa~i1 the other three Caroline was signed by Argos for good form in goal, said Irvin as day night, then go to Winnipeg for 2:50.02. The Curm he showel! IJI tory p"rade. ' the way to the wires may' not of Intestinal vIrus,' had won two In second place with two wins and a reported $15,000 for the season he admitted that the job with the a MQnday night encounter against that race has ~een amply demon­ ,.1 One addlUolldl worry was too havc Its pitching rotation the way and lost four games since July thre~ 'losses for four points. ~fter the Toronto club lost two of Hawks silll was wide open. Bas· Blue Bombers 'who' meet Saskat~ strated by his splelJdld perform; many front lincrs batting .250 the manager would prefer It, but and was smacked for' hour' home EXHIBITION GAI\1ES Its pre.season exhl~itIon games. SCn was called up from Buffalo to chew an ,Roughridcrs at Regina ances this year In other fields. or less and rRpldly showing no boss doesn't have to worry about runs In less than three Innln"s by Three exhibition games feature The lBO.pound, !.Ix.foot half was replace Rollins In I number of Saturday. Eskimos meet Lions at From the starting pOint 28 [' .... oyer football action In eastern lilt ~o because he Is a .poo~ pass games for the Hawks last season. Va~couV'~r ,Monday night after miles from the City the rlee ..,iIi .)(; :45 Eddied 7.15-Parkers vs. Brookfield. . , B.A.S.O, VB. Avalon, Tele- Itself to accept the lowest or In, II. .:: 13& day, Oelober 9th. Anyone wish • .j '49 Conllrms 10larshalls n. Mamm~ '5. phone. ' B Ii tender. 51 Hllh priest U.S,A,F. Torbay vs. Stead OW, nab ing to take part can conlart All Cor. Prucott Ind' Bonds Streds . USAF Torbay vs.' Canada Lumber Co. ' R. MANNING, (Bib.) , Packers. • ' Smith (4758) or St. Pat's Bowling 'PHONE' 4101 &T, JOHN'S W . 1l.45-Job Bros. vs. Parkel'll. Anyone wishing to take J;art In Dlputy Minl.tlr .f Public Work .. 52 Revlsl m~ • B.30-E. Clouston vs. Avalon Tele- Alleys (31126) before Wednrsday,' 53 Harvest ~ ~ 11/1/ phone.' ' Dom. Dlslrlbutors V.\. Lon· this year's Patriicans' S(lwli!1g aep24,2i,eod ,SI. I, don, N. Y. & P. '. . d Sept. 28. sep8,eod,t! MBud'. slbllnl !19 . Horwoods VS. Hub Sales.' Royal Grocery vs. GRdens. League are once again re1l''" ed 55 Auld lan, , '. Dom. Distributors vs. Stead . - S2. ~ 15'1 ~6 Gael utra,. n Membranous 1'5 1511 jS1 ,. pouch IN WATER ---.. -.~- ~ fOR A' ,liGHT SMOKI ,with a ' P1EASI'NG TASTE. make friends with, . , " .. .; PHILIP MORRIS·

\ ,St. John's'· ~ , I ..,', Memorlar-Stadlum.' . MADE f~OM ',~Epi, ~!.... 28~2~-:-30th ,ocr:,J.st;'S.,3()' p:m, THE WO~LD'S fINElY TOBACCOS '., Plus 3M~TINEES, Sept, 29--~O~. Oct; ls;A,p,m., t· .' ' ...... ' . . " ..• , Resirvi Slats now on 'Sal. at Stadium " .,' .,:" I.' 'J ',,",' ~',~,'~","" ••••• 1 ,~',. I"~~.' ,:,: , . Ris!rv.};c~efs2,OO, )-50,: :'1..Ofi:·p~~S Ta:x.:·, sep21,22,23,24t . .', ..' " . . ' .,' . , .: -- ... ( • ; .' . \, ,. " " 1.4' THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 2.4, 1955 Garden Is Autunm 1 Do not Ie! roUt flower garden ru: Keep the tall and cut out aU tIM stalks. Keep the .nd stir the 1011 Warriors and This II as nec.allI God Is Love .Calling A-JI Nurses Illst sprinil. SUNDAY SERVICES BEST LOVED HYMNS . Every weed It Builders In God loved you so ·that He Ifnt BY ~EV'FRED'SASS B.D •. M.TH. had thought he would be away onlr Ipreads Its leew ------~-~------/ his precious son Jesus to die for . ~ a few da)'s; it lengthened Into trouble {!lr you ------gadler Morrison and Mrs. Morr!- My God and Father, while I stray • you. The fir.t nurse mentioned in the months and years, Filled with . weeds out of thl son assisted by the Collegv staff; ReIigio.,. ~'ar from home In life's rough war, Oht ho\\, Jesu. loved you, when Blb~ had the very suggeslive concern for her boy, Rebekah Ifnt they mature, and Church of England hi 2.30 p.m., Bible Cla.~s and Sunday D teach me from my heart to say, He bore your sins His own body nam. of Deborah, which means her old nurse to be with blm. She . move the root •• School. Camng 1\11 boys and girls By WILLIAM E. GILROY. D'.D. on the cross, and shed His pre- "I bee". Names in thl! Old Test- may have had something 10 do N~WFOUNDLAND CATHEDRAL 'Thy will be done.' ' clous blood to wash them all awiy ament limes very ollen were ex' with Jacob's resolve to return bsck lion two or thre not attending sebool elsewhere, we ,When many of the Jew, re­ Si.ttttllth Sundoll ,-titer 7rillitll -have you ever Ie en the perfect, pressive of tlie people and t~e oc· home; at any rate, the record rain, or watering 8 a.m., Holy Communion; II a.m., Invite you to come with us at tho turned from their sevenly-year Though dark my path and sad my lot, sinless, spoU~ss Lamb of God pay- cupatiol/s to whom th~y were makes it cl2ar that she played I less seedling wet lIoly CommuDlcnj 11 a.m., Matins Citadel; 7 p.m., Great Evan~ellstlc exile from Babylon to Jel"'lsalem Let me s!ill and murmur not, ing the price to make you· fr81 giVen, It may have been so with parr In his return to God, a part Tbe compost.' service. We Invite you to Join us and their Palestine homeland, only and Sermon. Preacher, Tb~ Rec­ Or hreathe the prayer dlvlncly laugh!, from death" and HeU? It was your tbe tirst lIur5'll; the characteristics that cost her her lIle_ In Genesh asset to wblch a tor; 4.15 p.m., Holy Baptism; 6.30 In worship. . a beginning of the. restoratlJn was 'Thy will be donc'. sins that nailed Him therel of a bee are Incessant toil, sweet- 35 we read, Deborah died ... Ind made throughout TEMPLE CORPS accomplished. J~sus arose and ascended to the ness and music. We are not told God appeared unto Jacob ~gain clippings, weeds p.m., Evensong Rnd Sermon. Fi\ther'l right hand Ind Is now much 'about Deborah and this is in and blessed him". This mak" it Preacher, The Rev. J. M. Reid, Sr. Major and Mrs. E. Hplchlnson Ahead of them lay a gre~1 task What thougb In lonely grief I sigh tops, leaves-all 10.20 a.m., Open Air !\ervlce, of rebuilding, with unf?rseen making inl:3rce,ssion for believers. keeping witb her' profession_ A clear that the nurse had been used WEEKDAY SERVICES: For frienels beloved, no longer nigh, He is coming back again lor His nurse's work rarely gets publicity, of God to win back a wanderinl .hould go into it. Matllns, Mon, Tue.s, FIi, and Monroe and Barter; 11 a,m, 11011- dan~ers and problems of . con· Submissive still w()uld 1 reply, ' own. but even the few tbinKs told us soul to faith. Even an occal ness Meeting. Subj~ct, "1'hl)ughts quest. In the great. Exile 10 Sat, 7.30 a.m" Wed. 7.4~ a,m., 'Thy will be done'. Have you ever thanked Him for about Deborab illumine' her cal- Few professions provide II refuse from the Thurs. 9.30 a,m. HI)ly Eucharist: Provoked by Pentecost"; 2.S~ p.m., Babylon not all thp Jews were His great sacrifice in your behalf? ling. ' , many opportunities for Joul win- added ~o and mi: Sunday School; 3 p.m., Rally Sun- carried oil; the king, teh cou·rt, The gift of God is Eternal Life The first Bible nurse makcl her ning as does that of nur!.inr. A Mon., Tues, FrI, and Sat., 9,110 a.m., If Thou ,houldst call me to resign pile. Sprinkling day Program, preser.ted t y the craftsmen; all those of prl)min­ through Jesus Christ ollr Lord: appearance as an unnamed par- sincere word from God'i Book, Wed. 7.15 a.m., Thurs. (St. Michael What most I prize, it nc'er was mi, by~r will avoid Temple Young People, ~lothers ence were exiled, But a r.'mnnnt only thol. "'ho receive Him per- son in one of the greatest love spoken out of Ihe fulnen ef Ih' The addition and All Angel,) 10 a.m. Even­ I only yield Thee what was 'fhine; sonally bleom" bis children. John lyrics of all time. Ahraham had nurse's OWn eltperlenee, is oftea song, Dally at UO p.m., except and fathers arf' especially Invited "the poor of the land", !nrmer! strong In nitroge to attend this service; 6.20 p.m., vll1edressers and others '.wrrp ai­ 'Thy will be done.' 1.12. sent his old servant Eliezer to seek the means of restoring the wan- Fri. 7.30 p.m, How shall we escape the wrath a wife for Isaac (Genesis 24:-24). dering and also of winning thOll composition. HI Open Air Service, C.N,R Depot; lowed to remain. ST. 7HOMAS' of God If we neglect so great sal- Wh~n at last the servant met Reb- who have nel'er known Christ II must be kept w~ 7.00 p.m" Salvation Meeting.' Sub- DUring the sevenly years 01 Should grief or sickness waste awa)' 15th SUlldali II/ter Trinitll valion,· ckah by the \\'e1\ at sunset, firmly their personal saviour. A born over monthly f~ jeet, "The Hangman of He,n." k Exile those who remained seem Illy life In premalure decay, . Hear Him pleading noW; "Come convinced Ulat God had prospered again nurse can exerciSe this mia­ air and molsturel • I.m., Holy Communion: 11 My Father, st!1l 1 strive to SijY, I.m., Morning ['rayer. Preacher warm spiritual atmosphel'e and to have done little to restore unto me, all ~-e that labour and him in his mission, amongst other istry not only among the ,at­ tors in breaking christian fellowship await you at Jerusalem and Its envir:mment, 'Thy will be done.' ara heavy laden, and 1 will give things, he said to the young wo- ienls but among the friends of JlaI­ materials. ReI'. S. J. Dal'les, B,A.; 2.45 p.m., you rlst. man, "I being in the way, the Lord ients for the nurse contlcls th'lII Sunday School and Bible Classes; the Temple. ' materially or religiously. it was Privet and DUCKWORTll COFPS the report Qf the deplorable can- Let but my fainting heart he blest Ta~, my yoke upon you. and led m, (Gen. 2.:27). When her at a time when suffering Ind lon.­ 3.45 p.m., Holy Baptism and sr. are clipped, as Capt. and 1I1rs. R. W. Pond dltlons In the holy dty thai had With Thy sweet Spirit for its guest, learn oE me; for I am meek and fathar and brother heard the story lines& haVe be!n u"d of GOd 10 Churchlngs: 6.30 p.m" ~;"cnlng lowly In hl\art; Ind ye shan find they were no less definite, they soflen the hearl. that are 11 a,m., Holiness j,ieeUng. Sub- so saddened Nehemiah, Bnd thai My God, to Thee I Icave the rest: Pra~·er. Preacher, Rev. S. J. rest unto your souls. sal'd , "Th e Ih'109 procee de th f ro m The last ref6renct to thll fir" 8hape may be ject of sermon, "Christian LIb- had led to the Babylonian King's Davies, B.A, We in\'lte you to 'Thy will be done.' For my yoke is el!y Ind my th e Lo r.d" \Vh en th e hour came BI'bI6 Nurse is~ very lug~estly •... pl1ming of the erty"; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School permission for the great ,eturn burden is light." for Re b ek a h to go WI'th tli·e ser- We are told that Ib~ was .. but'-a trees that need worship with us- "Behold I stand It'the door and I I . told th t ~ ... ST. MICHAEL'S AND ALL nnd Senior Bihle Cim; 6.15 p.m., (Nehemiah 2). Rcnew my will from day to dar; . vant a saac, We arc II beneath Bethel, under an olk. may receh'e it Open Air Serv!ce; 7 p.m" Great But Instead of finding a weI. Blend wilh Thine; and lake away knock; if Iny man hear my vOice hIr nurse wen t WI'th th em. Th'IS Now Bethe' as We learn "0111 ArWEDG - it and open the door I wlU come. in Ih th D b rah .. " to gauge such Evangelistic Service. Sub\rct of come In their homeland, the . re­ All ,that now makes it hard to sa)', was none 0 er an eo. Genesis 28, was the place M foliage is on 151h SII"cla~ o/Icr Trillll1/ sup with him, aad Thus ap- dreams, the place whtre God lIad sermon, "Vlslon~ of Youth." Come turnees found themselves &trong­ 'Thy wl11 be Ilone'. ~ h\~~ha~~:~1\ t~e ~ursing ~rofe~~ion faUen in thc • a.m., Holy Communion; 11 pears fmt In Ihe Blb!e In an at- done ,re·at business with Jacob. a,m" Sung Euchari,;l; 2.:111 p.m., and worship with us! Iy opposed by the non exiles, th should he who saw their place Ind pOVier na:os:reili~ L!:~l s~~~l :o:aved~ !D0~pher'a cbarge~. wllit lOVe· II The suggest!\'eneu "'II· doubled, Catcchlsm; 3.1:i p,rn .. lI~ly Bap­ Thcn, when on earlh I brcathe no more compound or threatened. Under a leadrr, San, Read 2nd Corinthians 5;11_ 15 under such condillons Ihat ever~ ho\\'ever. In that Deborah not only tism and Chllrchll1g~, 6,Jfl p,m" Gospel Htill 1'he prayer oft mixed with tears hC£or~, lru~ nurse must enter u~n hCI died at Bethel, but was buried un· Do not ballat, they dId everything they E\'ensong· Rnd Sermon. ThUlsday, I'll sing upon a happier shore, cal1mg. D~borah must ha\ e loved d~r an oak tree. Here is 10m .. peonies. Its could to frustrate the plar.s and f'cast of St. Michael an~ All 'Thy wil! be done'. Amen. Rebekah With a great lo\'c to h~ve thing that sends the Mart allit to the weill-bl!in~ SM/TIl AVENUE EXTENMON purposes of Nehemiah, . made .such a v~nturf_ It. entailed mind singing to Call'lry_ Ther. An&els: 7.:10 a,m" Holy Commun­ A Morning Prayer 10.30 a.m" Lord's Supper: 2.30 It was under tllese ~lrcl1m, heroic se\f;demals, I~avlng her Christ died on a tree • tradition Ion; 9 I,m., 1I0ly Commul1l~n. p,m., Sunday School: 7 p.m., Gos­ stances that Nehemlah'8 true .. home and kmdred, settmg her facc has it .Ihat the tree VIU an oak - pcl Meeting. Llslcn to the Family grealncss appeal'ed. We ,"t'!' him Open the wIndows of my mind for a strange land, urged not by but tradition or no tradition, tb. Ultited ChUl'Ch Bible Hour CJON. at 9,30 R.m. In Babylon, an exile, but wIth that they may catch tht morning any love she had for Ihat strange glorioUS fact is that when w, di. Tuesday, 8 p.m., SCl1plure a deep love of Zion In his heart, light. Then thnugh aunles, roads land bu~ love she had for th~ one at that point to Ibe old lite, thea is. an aCl!lIl:lon:ai/ ing them. It GOWER STREET Study. and a yearning to see th~ glory I wilk I'll ha\',. thi! vision. broad whose life had been e~trusted to 'th2 Holy Spirit, through the ue­ her,. Rebekah. If there IS one pro- rilce of Je~us gives liS a new 1\1. sca~ter some 11 a.m., Dldn! Worsl1ip. Prench· Thursda~', 8 p.m" PI'aycl' lIIeet· of Israel restored. We see ,111m as B' J Shandbright. Do not spare me. Test fesslOn more than a~other Ulat .de- rich In visions and dream" the !oil aboul pr, Re\', F. E. Vipond. Subject: Ing. Tcxt: "Choose you this day an organizer and man of aclion, IS lOP een and try me. AU things I would Ut mands lor-e of the highest quahty,. il ' scratch and "Lord, What Wilt 1'hou H:we Me leader In the long return 'I1areh, and feel-so that 1 may learn to it Is the nursing profession. Urgcd This Is the way of 1 I for ~n,,­ whom ye will servei as for me phon:s is To Do?"; 2.30 p,m., Pro'notion and my house, we wUI servp. tht . I know the best, 1M ,,'orst, the false by a deep love for Buffering hu- one who would be the maXI~UIJI Da" in the Sunday School: 7 p.m" encourag nJ( and Inspirinl', hIS I' \I1V. the real. manity the nurse must come to as a ,nurse. To go ~neSfIt tn roots in stori Lord." Josh. 24-15. Everyon~ wei- D1~ine Worship. Preaeher: Rev, estfollowers. crisis Andof all, now, we insee the 111m great· as· 'rItes Let there be no shrouded case- her caiUng and in that love shc J.esus is to open tha bems to the From now come. muSt continue to lo\'e and work. nyer of His love, to b~ used 10 is.3 good time F_ E_ Vipond. subject: "Life Be­ an Indomitable warrior ss well, ment. Let there noshlltlered be It demands more than human love. HIS servce If a ,Ioul wmner l~d It is essential, gins Where YOI1 Arc." refusing to allow anything to pane. Show me Life: the gioom, the Cllristian Science Tha orJy love that can readily meet to have the mmd ~tlrrtd 'tI'lth be carefully WESLEY divert him from his purpl'~e. _ glory, grief'lI'ld rapture, .un and the situation is the lOVe of God dreams of great trophies of gratt. Mlnlsler, Rev. Dr; A. S; Butt. It I I I lit th t ,,' . rain. Glv~ me eye! to seek the well drained ",Society as revealed and made available "Deborah" as W8 poin~2d out. IOU and Organist, Mr. Allan Pittman. ller· s an nsp r ng p c ul'n a LOVE STRONGER THAN DEATH flee., Bruised, battered and broken beauty Ind a helirt to understand, In Christ Jesus. At Calvary the means "a bee". Learn,ed men .teU ply of water vices at Wesley United Church on --"9~4-:G'l'!O!l'\!WI'l'E~R~S~T~RE=-E~T::O-­ the Book of Nehemiah presents he returnd to t1!ose same clUes, Ean to hear ,the voice of· con- believing nurse has an overflow- us that bees w~re all, at one time of a builder and· warrlo;, as BY FULTON J. SIIEEN as a great ship In the days of old t L ' ing reservoir of divine love to wasps. SOme~lDg happened, ho\\,· rh'es_ Under flllnday "'Ill be held At 11 a.m. Rnd Sunday Service 11 a,m'. Subject schrewd in frustrating the wiles returned to ba tUe willi mast& bro- science-feet to run love s com- draw upon. This is tlh'l kind of ever, and their natures bave .been , p.m. The minister wlll pr~ach at of Lesson Sermon: "Reality." of his enemiu as he was Mid and More people have suffered ba- ken, timbers splintered, but flag mand. . 'nurse the world of sufferinll needs, changed. This is the ,xperlencft both sel\'lces. We shall w~ICDme Wednesday Meeting 8 p.m. Free brave In opposing their vloknce,' cause of their religion since 1911 flying ready,for any encounter., ., Give me Itrength to do With thi nurse who can say: that Christ offers to aU olul. He to the lervlce on' Sunday murning Reading Room Thunday 8 p.m. to His words, when Sanballal than In the .fIrst three centuries of A day will come when the 600, joy the tasks that wlll be mine Be loved me, Rnd His love through arod He Ilone can chanle cur nat­ the Christian era. Whether we .\0 i hi d GI . Isd h ou the members of 1l.:'I.C.S. Cabot 9.30 p.m. Sunday School for pu­ wanted blm to confer and parlcl', 000 refug-aes of Nor ... ern V etnam, t say. ve lIIe worn, um r, me, . ures. and the Avalon Sea Cadets who pils up to the 1118 of 20 .vears Is d t h I tt know It or not, we live in the Age most of whom suffered for their courage, io ,that I may /(0 my Lord, may I die to lin -Ind nil st an as a grea ero c mo o. of the Great. Mart.yrdom. W~ faith, wll! return again to Nor- w8,,-in the big thlnss In!! the Transfi~ures aU I do Ind lee: \\'1\1 Ittend in a body_ Capt. Picard held at 7 Hlrvey Road at 11 a.m. In kitchen, the~tre and lVard And live anew with Thet, will read the lesson.· The annual He would not leave the bUilding will have to lI.alt unltl Russia r.e thern Vietnam to take up where .' 1 d I . hat Is ~ust aild I S'2DSe the glory 01 my Lord. That all may know, where'lf ~ '0 and the wall, "I am doing a jeets Communism before We Wlli ' I simp e 0 ng '1\0 J Thy Lov, hal Itt me free. Sunday School Rally Service with great work, 10 that 1 cannot come Imow the millions who suffered' right-ever faithful to VIsion The nlxt Bible ref~rence to. De­ ~~V ~iftt b~f:in tn ~:c~~t:nl:!: th~ borah reveals her as being used promoUon and prize giving will be Jehovah's down." • ' I \'~'II" Ihere. But. to Russin must be ad- of Russia or in Siberia, and zrad- granted "'lth the morlnnl hght. By day and night make m. a held on Sunday afternoon :,t 2.4~ of God to win baCK a wandering [ suppose that In I sens~ It Is ded those who were I persecuted ually will w~nd Its way back loul to faUh. Deborah served Re­ light o·clock. Parents of the :hlldren Witnesses to the disgrace of religion tilat It In the threc Baltic nations ~hcre again to Moscow and Kiev. Those bakah In the land o(her adoption. To gUide the wanderinl Icul, who attend the Sunday Sc\lMI are , hal never conquered war or' the a tolal pop~iatlon of 22,3 million Who fled to America to escape the AChance She laW the t\l'O sonl, Jacob and To bring the broken, bruistcl. hurt Inlited to attend Ind all visitors ______war spirit. But it Is to the credit pcopl~, and m the seven Eur~pean persecuUon In the Slavic countries Esau born and grow lip. Then To Thee Who III akest wholl_ will be warml!" welcomed. 7.30 p.m., Public Address, "De- states w~ere a total population of wUl return, at leut for i visit, GlVt yourselt • chane.- d~n't elm: Ule great tragedy recorded Mak2 mt a nllr~1 with ont lI ..in, COCHRANE STREET lInquem;y-What Is Its Rem~dy?"; of religion that zealous w.trlors 02,3 II!lI1lOns I\'ere added to !lIe to Iheir native lands. The thou- start the morning witb I sigh; in Genesis 27, when' Jacob, by de­ 8.30 p.m., BiblE: Study, "You Can have 'fought IIgalnst vlolencp and ~yranmcal tortures o[ commun- sands of missionaries Who wer~ ceit, got his brother', blessing_ He To sen'e Thee "'ery bouT- Jlev. W. L. Langille, B.A., Min­ turn that frOWII into a smUe lnd A nurse whose Inner thourhtJ are Isler; Dr. D. K. Peters, I,.T.C.L., Crush Gosslpl"; Thursday at 7.30 evil. That we are sUIl In a war- Ism. On L'!e olher side ?f the expelled arter imprisonment in havil another try. If it', raining fled 10 tha land from which hi~ p.m., Theocratic Minist,." School: like world due, not hI the world, China, Korea and Vleln~m China will also one day visit again mother and his nurse had COmf, rich Organist and Choir Direcl~r. 11 Is shrug your should,rs, grin and -J Nehemiah., but to the Sanbal- are also to be added to tboa Itst their old hospitals and leprosaria, step along-e"n't bave lunshlne iU the land Dr Laban. Ilis Molbt!r With love dlvin', and pO'lnl'. a.m., MorninA Worship,· JunIor (Joshua, chapters 19, 20, and 21)', lals of opposition and destruc- of martyrs.• where, like Ihe possessions of Jo b the "ay-so hum your favourite Congreg~lion: 2.30 p.m., Sl1nday 8.30 p.m., Service Meeting. tl That .brings up the qucstl0ll or they will reteive more than they song.--Grumbllnl do,sn't alter School, Young I'en(lle'~ Bible Class; on, what wlli happen when the Sickle lost. Though m; falher had been a and hammer no longer cut and tacb or gft you anywhere-look ''God Be Merciful 7 p.m .. E\'~ning Wmhlp. The min, Inll on the black side, lilt leems Verse soldier on acth'e. duty, 1 grc's U)l beat thOse Who are guilty of the The stone that Is rejected' be­ Irter ~ill preach and \\,111 he Notes gloomy and unfair; things are in a home where the love of new crime of beliavlng In Goli. comes the -head .of the corner. ltappy to welcome visitors to both \.,hat you make them, you ean Saviour, Thy w~tchinJ eye. are To Me" GOWER STREET peace was Intense. My Iympa. lfor an answer ~ that" one may It Is not that they come back is laugh or you un Cry-don't com­ ever tender; .ervlces. thles ha~e wavered at times he- go back to Paul and his compan- physical victors, but .rather, in the , GEORGE STREET The regular servIces of worship plaIn when troubles come-thtyr'e lor theY can s" that I ban tried "God be merelful to .e a alan.' tween the non-reslEtant lovers' ions, who, On one of their mission- Indomitable spirit of proving that only passing by.-Nothlnl will Minister, Rev. J, A. McKim, wUl be conducted at 11 a.m., and . again. Luke 111:13. of peace, and the intimate '·frlends- ary jatlmeys, went to Antioch. A nelUler persecution nor the sword, come rl~ht for you if you com· They know th, .ervlc, that I lab! B.A., Organist and Choir Director, 'I p.m., by Rev: F. E, Vipond, with (one. was the first Canadl&n to persecution broke out against them nor things present nor things to mence the diy-with your nerves would render, I lost my pur.. thIJ morBIl" Mr. Alistair Kinsman. 11 a,m:, the music under the dlrect!on 01 and they were forced to go to come, nor the hammer nor sickle They know the thoughts thlt IDar, Mr. Douglas Osnlond, L.R.A,M, The receive the Vletorla Cros5, post- Iconlum. There another persecut- can . ever withhold them from al\ jangled-yoli are suie to ;0 u­ It contained & ffIW donall 1114 !llorninl Worship and Junlcr con tray; when y/lU wake, just make the things. that hinder ~ome paper., Vllulble rllbt IIOW, Greg_tion. Parenls are In'l:1 ed to sermon topic at the mornillJl ser­ humoUBly, and a cousin flew and ion coursed Bnd Paul ,and his their supernal love of that which a vow to meet eacb circumstance The times I give Thee pain. fought througnout the firsl World friends were ~ be stoned. They is right and true. They will.re­ but which will be worthl.JI in twc come and worship as a llmily. vice will be, "Lord, What WHt -with a .mil1 b. .,lIslble--iUld Pain Thee: 0 Saviour, Who in pain or three years. I called my w1ft Thou lIave Me To Do?" and In the War) who have fought heroically fled to Lystra, in obedience to the turn to their persecutors to prove live yourself a cllane•. . hast bought me, During ·the sel mon perlcd the for what they believed to bp right. Will of the Master: "When they that love is stronger than trlbulat­ in alarm and hid my children lolB ehlldren will bp givnn Instruction evening Mr. Vipond will preacb on Tc Whom ,lone lowe m:r every in the .earch, and we turned til. the subject, "Life Beslns Where Though spiritual forces ran do pers'?cule you In one citY, !lee Into Ion. With out malice in their breath- bouse upside down until Jt ..II and tralninlsul\ed to their' abl1\ly, m·uch against \-!olence and evil [ another" - not' that they might hearts, they will exchange ables- liU 'l'hee: Whose nev~r flUinl Sermon by the minister, "A Real You Are," Sunday il P:omotlon fInd rest, but that they might sing for a curse, as th'ey once ex· Psalm. found. Day In the Sunday Scbool wblch bell eve it Is as f ut II c to abandon preach the Gospel. Ovid, the changed a forgiveness lor their love bas lought me 1 lost a virtue th. other 48,.... ContrelllUOn"j 2.30 p.m., Sunday o Lord,Clur Lord, Whon chang~leu failli in my meets at 2.30 p.m. physical opposition to pl1yslcal Latin poet, has. a description of lashings, In a sector of Korea, How majestic II thy i,m, In IU a virtue that bad com. of GocI Scbool Sessions, All. children be­ . w."k love bas taught me and had been uttered for Ylm tween the ages of four and eight­ violence IS If would be to oppon Lystra as a plam, surrounded by thirteen missionaries were Impris· the earth: A love more strong than death epidemics of disease with lec- lofty hms. On the walls of the oned by till! Reds. Six were ld!1M by a Christian mother Illd III .ar­ een Ire provided wllh sludy and Forilve, 0 Savlous, all the fenr~d nest devoted church. It Was lOIll .. tures 01\. health, or healthful wishes, city stood a little temple and along- outright; ,six othon dIed in prison. Thou whose glorY above the Yearning trllninl In the Bible. In chiistian Church Radio During one DC our wara a long side tho temple grew a lime trec One survived after much torlure heavens is chanltd tiling definitely marked witb im­ doctrine and in christian Hvlnl. To lerve Thte in my Owll ,tren&th morality and destined' for .ttr· was written that b~gan:' "Some- and an oak tree. To that quaint and Is noW returning to Korea: .By' the mouth of blbes alld In- every day, nity. No amount of ,old eould 1'he Sunday S~hool 15 port of the Broadcasts body had to walk In front 10 city, persecutors came flam Anti- this Is the beginning of the Great fantl. forgive lD~ that I tried, Inllead church's effort 10 train our chilo truly measure Its value to me. Y" Order of Worship to be Br';adcasl be did' somebod h d I 'b och and Iconlum. Stirring up a Return., Thou hast f01lnded a bulwark be- , ' of learllin g stran~~ly, I kept this grett 1011 • dren and to tie them tn a &ervlng F 'V I U 't d· Ch h ' y a 0 car tumult among the peoplc, I they . caU t th f""s To \nIlt in Thee, 0 daily keep me secret. I hoped ,that my wifi, wbe christian (ellowRhlp: 'I p.m" E\'en, rom • es ell' nI € IIr, on the br~nl, so 'he did." So, thoUg~ 'caused Paul Rnd his companions to There is some!lting mys~er!ous To ItiU ili: ~neoi;. ;~d' the Sunday, Sept, 25111, at 7; p.m., 1 10l'e peace with all my heart, be stoned, leaving them as dead. about returning to the sam!! pl.ta. Ivender tilrnini might h~I'e helped me lind this ing Worship, Sermon by llle min­ To Thee for .trenghtj I pray. Tllrollgh Rodio Slation "O.W.R. I· honor the Nehemlahs, (It old Paul must have thought at that One of the Chinese Communists ~ • treasure, would not learn of MY islcr, "Reality In Worship" The Organ Prelude 'and of our own time who have moment of th·~ stones he saW Who persecuter, an American mis· When I look At thy huvenl, the loss_ C.reluny, I kept my leerel Lortl's Da, is a day apart, let U5 Call 10 Worshjp walked in' front and' born~ the rained on Slephen as he held' the sionary for 3 years, until he died work ilf thy fing~r" " . from my children, tbouah they too keep It 10. Come anrl worsillp. Doxoloay brunt 01 evil vestments of those who did the from 'wounds, on· hearlDIl of hl$ The moon and the .lars which might have helped in a m.or. f~ith. fui AClrch. 1 kept my 1011 I.teral ST. PAUL'S-BLACKLER.AVE. Invocation and Lord's' Prayer I.' killing. lIow often we find that death went into tboa room on~ thou has established: . Prayer of 11 I.m., Mr. J. G, BarneS; 2.30 Hymn No. « ains which have bcen forgiven and occupied by the misslon~ry, threw What,ls man that thou irt miRiful from mv church, which mllbt lIav. ~hown "me here my pOssellloll p.m., Sunday School: 7 p.m" Mr. Pastoral Prayer ' of which we ar-eguilly, bring on a rope over 1bo r~fttt· and then of' him. Dedi~~tion To An h In old age a 'punishment which hanged himself. It was. is if he And'tlte Ion of man th,t tlIou . hid lone, A.' E. Plrkios. t em, The Choir The', Battle of Life bears somo relation to youth. felt that, sInce on that spot' there dOlt cite for him? If I had hid th, JKlwer, Iwentrl .GROVE'S ROAD Scripture Lesson What did Paul and his compan- bad belln a crime, BO on that spot Service hJve kept my 1051 e~en from Gd. I p.m., Mr. j, G. Barnes. , . Announcements Ions do in the face of these tor- ~~re· .bo~hl also ber.trlbutlon Yet thou hast inade him 1Itt1t But bere I falled: utterly. FORT AMHERST Offering , Go forth to the batUe of life, boy- tureS?1 One would think they through his' own hal!d,. May!M . leu than God. ' 7:.p.m., Mr. J G. Barnes. Prayer of Dedication Go whlle It is yet today; would go furthcr llfield, awpy Judas threw his rope over the And dolt c1'OW\l"\ilm with 1101'1 ' D~Jr Filther, we raill! Implor­ . PIlAYEIl Hymn No. 381 For the years go out and the from It, putting a distance bet· empty .crosa. But it ,is n~t. thl! and honor_ . ing hinds to Thee because _our S~rnlOn "e yeir. eome In ween the persecutors and them· retribution of a,vll that concerns us Tbou lIast put al\ thin,. under hll hearts are empty. So fiU our "God, be me~1fuI to me a.ln. Presbyterian B ... lardl~ss of those who may lose selves. But the fact is that they here, but rather tlle IDOd. All of . 1e~ , heans ~!h f.ltb illd love, we be- ner." 'I ask this in the' 111m. 01 necb Thee, that our ~yes m_y ,~e Th S- J Cbrl til' ROAD B::~~I~I~n468 Of or win: .' turned back to again visit al\ the those,wh~ ~plned In death marche~ AU ,heep Jnd Olten, : ' . QUEEN'S. or those wbo may work or places where Ihey had suffered- and who a~ lstill allv,e will one AM also the lIea,t of tilt field the fields .whlte un~ ,harve.t and to Yearth t:s~~ve' ~.~ .~ Minister, Rev. J. A. Gol::~mlth. play,· .' first to Lystra, thtn to I~onlum, day c,ome b~c1t" II Paul, to Ant· The birds ef the alr, and the fish our Ii_lids brIng'. to.. ~ce the'vi,·· fruits , sI n. A·men. . 11 ~.m., Divine ,Wor~hip. The ~c. 'dJ"tat)".on Th ere's 'work to be done bytbe Ihenlo . Antioch, and finally to ioch, to prove that love I•• tro~'1f of the ,.iJ, .. . ol t ,I.Ihf ul' I_bor In Thy neyard ------rarient of the Lord'~ Supper; 3 way, boy, Psldla, from. hCllcehe had 0 llian death. WhaleverpiU.. alonl th. paths herenpiln earth. In Christ's name. , .Me Th Amen ....,.A. Erneai Ch8acellor. Close an eye to f.ults iJid fl~' p.tn., Sunday Church Scltuol: 7 t at you never eari tread aiain; of the jea. . Ings. You have faWn~ too. Pray p.m., Divine Worship_ Wor~hlp I must leave oft believing that Work for the loftiest, lowiest that God wl11 do the Ilmt alld If .'. \\ilJl UI. all'thlngs are possible I alone men; , , F d G ' In view. . o Lord, olit Lord, . . L·' k ·F· Th B t not be hard on you-notlili your try . bard enough, TIIat· altitude Work for the plough, the plane orwar' O. God giVes you power to eonquer 1tow majestic Is thy name In aU 00 or e es Nli-aemlng points, and Jlot rem­ only makes It I~posslble' for ,and tha pen; ..... - sin and wrong, . the earth. • emberln~ every Ilttl~ ",,,kned in Christ, to work through, me ,and Work for the hands and the bram, Chrl$t's grace III'for many, lIot the ~alt1Qtion. Army . Look for the best Ind not the the "day of reckoning. giVe me His own strength, When, And llo to 'the battle ,of !lfe, bqy, Be strong In faith - and courage, ' 'fcw' , That's our only hop!! of comlDe ADEL CORPS' I !eel ,weak and utterly unable to WII!1 the 'peace ·of the Gaspel shod; ever true Each· one· or us receives II last worst In everyone you meet- the _:ClT .. Prayer ,fri~nd whl) knocks upon your door, through the final le~t-the· hope Major and Mrs. C. lIIekmlll cope wIth some special dlfficulity And before hieh lIeaven do the To that still Voice with urges you ,}lis die;: I Ih~t we'll be judBed' not Iiy tha Ip.1!1 a.m.; Open Air. S~rvice; It Is. Ihen i receive most strength, best' you can·" 'along. . The blind m~n sight, th~ deaf ,. o LOrd Jesus. Thou' &tron~ Com~ .Ihe stranger In th~ street--Look panlon flf my pUgrlmagl', teach, me for the ~Juty not the flaws In worst but hy' the best.--lf· Ih. 11 ;a,m., Holhu,ss', ,\Ieetlng. Thll fqr my wlll :5 entirely surrenedred For the Khiadoin and, Crown of Press onwBl'dlThere. is . naught 'song, Lord ignored our \'lrUles, seeinr; ser,ice will be conrl'Jcted by the' to. His wl11 but If I am &~lf-conll- God. '. . . ~,an hind-~r 'you: Go 'for)Vard, then; your" waning, hiiwtn lean .on . Thee and reCo!ive ~very characler·--lhe good inttn­ .' ,'" : the' atren~th :'\VhICl, Tholl' alone tion not th. bad, th~ .1ilndneJ6 DOt jusl the \·ice·-;-Whn ,i'ould . ~v,r Trailllnl'Collel,,.prilielpal, Bri-nod:~! ~:a~;~la~~e:~~~~ls~~':e~~n For .t~a:~vard arid the· good of i!~/~~~:G~old 'the great Ideal BE ~T~~~c{t~n_ew; __. :,, __ ,~', ,'i:anst'give. Amen' the slur. " .. , .•.. ' , ilet bo),o,nd the Kates of Para~~. I ' ". '. ' • .. . -- • '. , , THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1955 15,., Ii -- .• .,' -" "", Garden Is Due. ,. " 'How To (are. I"' , ,,,""" m;,,"._ .,,"";"'.

Do not le~ rour Int.relt iss til, Q-Due ,to 4r,lna._' problemt In Tbe W!int~l' or hard. With geraniums, a ,tilll '''''' .""...... II" ..... , ... lop b .",,'bm \l,' I, fu """" oo"'ltl",'1o - • • 'ho "n """" ...... ""'., b.,.. ",d.' Who' "" """ ",'tl.,II, whm - • .m ~,"" .., oil 'M .... ,_, .. ,,,., .. W, .., ... dIrl 1b.1 Th. ",",,,Won.d ""...... tho _ ...... , _ .., ... 1b,I"d" ",III"" "~,,,,~".m d. .M"''''.'".... ", • "",.. .. ~"" tho - -."""" b•• '" ,U. 'ho "'" .. , ...... ". "I~ Ih. b,,1 ...... "b: ''''I ". . . rh' I...... """ ..... "... ,A-" ,. d",btl'" 11'.. , ,10.1'" ~",,,d,,," ..,I I' .... ",•• "".'" .....', ..... bot ,pri'. " " ...... ""'" I,,, "'",.. :h.m .U w;,'" r" ",,'lng ".1 ".,... ""I " "owtb _hkb ... E''',..... "'" 01.... ,rut I•• "", ...1"","",, '".... I "d,g, R,. I, "" I" th.m d,~ '" ,,,I .. • UHI. "'., - 5 .,",d. ,. _ .•,," ..... , ..,110. • 'M" " .. ...n.b I" I'" ,,,I I.. m"th. • tho th' Lo' ... ho • .. I .I,~ ~b ~ I ollly ....". ,~ , ...m , .... Gd I", ~." ...' ,,,'u "" "'" ,rohl... . • 10, "'" "d ."...... ' - Illto ,,,," "" " tI>t ...." b_ tb. '",... ''' " ... ,,,. ,..... G.. "i"~ will n~" m'ro " 'wo "d,.... II.... 1_.... " Iwith Ihe), mature, and be lure to re, Ina the runnetll over the tank less profusely all winter long In, Ispace be~ween,Avoid brubln,. I lent "." ... ""., ...... '''''Uv.' Do "" " m" ,,,,d... bI. ,.., ,_,b" will "I .. " m"b "I.. R,m,,, lho ,,~...... • Sbe """ 'wo "...... , ••1'" • m'..... d ..." .. ,." 'h ...11 I'" i,lI,w;" "mm", .'" UHI, '"'" "tho""" o do nm, ...... , will kUl ...oJ bolb .b.. , "d "" lb. I"., II"""', wh" g~"'~ = "" ,II fl,." """ "d .....or Ibaek I," ....In...... _ ....,...... th" .,,' .. ",mm" b,d.." ~,,", , .., "". lop ...... , ~eord "ed II. The compost ,pile Is a garden autumn and next summer. amI the flowers are wanted in ~hl! .' .. , " .""" "'.U... "" b, , .=m" tho> .",,,1 .. ,-'" Q-!'''''' ,.. """" lb. • .. I part •,d. _ ...... 'ho _...... In b'oo~ m"b In'wl;"" "",,.th " ....,.. ,." ...... 01;"1,,,, ....., "", ....1."" Q-The foliage on one of our S;mn,,~, g.",twru whl.b,,' • ••tl ky ._,...lb' W,I ... top. IH.. ~.II th ... """." p'" .... b.. "",,,, • duk ,.,I,d ,.. wl,l.. ',,,ml',, ....Id ho .."" .boo" " Inl' II, I'"broll'n um. and """III" dl!, back. "I.,., La;t "d )'ear '" "',"Id"~ bo.· _""d ". AS'- "" wilb ...... E'~ " ""."d .."" ~ .,,,,.,.. d lb. dud ...... , """ bloo" I, "mmu, thl" " B••• ·L ..I ....." •• tt"" I"m tho ~...... ", '" '" .. d", " "",,' """" All n.... b"" '" - "th., '" ..Jull~ .dded :0 and mixed well Into the sprelld of !bls trouble7 appear, should be nipped 'out at Q-Our green pepper. art a ~\, . , pilc, Sprlnkllnll soil over. each the base of the little stem and all appointment-tremendoul Pl4DtI' . . ' I~,.tr will avoid possible odor. A-Pear and apple trees are .long. spindly branches nipped til hut few and small fruita. Wly! 'The addition of a fertUizer subject to a dlseafr known as fire force theslrength back Into th! A-Luxuriant growtb and ,eiIr <, Itrong in nitrogen \l'1U basten de. bllgbt. The only remedy' Is to plan!s for growth the followln!: flowering Indica tea an exteu " t01l1\,051110n. However, the pUe cut and burn the diseased wood, winter. nitrogen in the soil, Tbll, 'iiitIl mUll be kept watered and turned Be sure to disinfect tbe saw and Thc same holds true for plant; high temperature, II en~u'h W o~rr monthly for best relulta- pruning shears, after eaeh cut, clesired for summer bloom, They, preYent fruit development. W" air and moisture are essential fac. using alcohol or bichloride of mer- too, must be deprived of !lowers e\'er, \'lith cool weath.r IlotVi!li; tl'rs in breaklna down the organic cury. Tbe bllgbtls carried by and excess {oliage during their down Ilr01,1n ,.OU mllht 'I~: mattrials. aphids so a spra~'lng, wl!h nlcl)o period of hibernation, fruit later. I'ril'ct and other hedges that tine sulfale, In early spring, to klJl The plants to be s3ved shoulrl arc dipped, as well as evergreens the Insects might bt helpful. be those whieh made the best -, Ih.t are trlmme'd for height or • growth and produced '~he f1nc~t ;1•. ""I,g,h~pe ma~' " lbbe •• m""liven theirD"" final..... 10,,1Q-Our ,,,'" 5prlng,planted, I. ,ot 11m" creeping, I,d. blooms""j,ri. during ,,,',",, the ;,summer, b" book" I .-Wh.1 u, .. do,. ,•• " .. tms that ne~d moderate prunina spite plenlY of water and fertilizer. A SCENE NEAR ST. JOHN'S-Cow, s rest and graze in a iield from which a large quantity of hav was harvestE'd house plal.lts savs that geraniums of the clover In our laWII? UIl' •• , re •• " 1\ "W, II I..... " Tb. "oy .""d wo. ,.., "" " ,0 I, b, y," ;b,;" h. d" .p th. ',ri'u' •• '" ...... uri .. ""•• "b _ ...... 'OO b.... with, W"', ..... d, to In mid.Augu,t, . . loti" P"'" '.,'.mb"'''' ,I...... -JIy .. ,~, ft)ila~e is on than after It hiS Improve the lawn? Commer'cloal TV the watehdoi body appointed by .landmark, where a full·seale cIvic USED TO IIEAT ed In pots filled with good po~ting A-Clover Is ,dIffiCUlt to .UIII1a· ;."" ;, th, .."'m" "'".... • tho ",."",... "."".. dI,"" I. b,," " tho now ,.,. GOWERTON, W.,,, (CPJ-T'" "If, Th' pl"l•• re thm "1,10,,•• ,. n...... ,. ,oo d, ... ~ Ihould be coated with tIle wound -Frankly, without tbree Inche~ S . I ° ° ROYAL RUTRICTION vision channel will be in progress, annual Christmas angling competi· one,half and kept near a window so~e browning of the 11'~1, .aJ "m,"'" " .b.It", " _ ~ • """'" ~ "" tarts n BnlaIn 0 .. ",•• , ..., ••11" " .d. BOAST TO' STARS Uoo, ... moP.d I,~'nf I' ,",I· i, lb. "II"" I. lb ••ltI. it ..". I..... , 1.... ,,""...... 11« "I ~". lb. I,ll." " "',,' u,." .....' ..I"" ..., . ,,""I.. ,. th., thm m'." ...... lb ••,I"d" ,'m, ,I lb•• ~"" Ibl. , ... 1' tho GI~m"g.. · i. " d.. ", ,I ",.1 ...... ,. d•• , ...... T, • .boml'" ...... "@;,,, II. p.... '" ,.... ,..., G..... ,...... ".bk ". to LONDON "".... '-""""""1 .• 1, .. ,1'., ml'"'' " ".:',m, G.II",OI, ,'.. ,~ .m b•• b"" , .....I~~ In", O,g'"'''' ". ;og tho win'"" .•.n, F",Ill" to .-,.. tn lhc well,belng of tbe roots Thll produce top growtb. Short of do. al television-with .tight restrlc. mercia! material before alld af: cd to a v.,piety •. how, on to a telc, pla!ned ~Iast furnace me.n com· Watering consists of giving thcm grasses and do not cut eloln t~1I . ing it over I suggest yearl" sprln" ... ., petmg mIght catch cold In Dec· • IlL I h' Y h" 'I I.. ", ",.k. " ,.. , ... ,,".th."" ' '. ".," '" ..".1.1...... In ,.. '" '''.... m " wb"" Ib, ,III" ""Ii, ~'""'" with b" j.1I " ..gb m,I"",. " thn h.~ " ",", .. ~, .... , ... , ,~." '" '.11 .0111 lb., ... ~I!. "d ,,,. ..mm .. Hgb! 10, "".. 1Irl1.1. ""'''''' .".. ... ,.... Q'''' .P...... ,I." " lb. E,.,.b ""., I",.d, ,m "" " , .., ,row;', d,,;,, tho wi,· ..III. b... ". " 'M "",...... ,ri b,' tho 1",1 ,,' with. m...... ~ ..,,' _ ~ ",.Ilo ••"m .. l, ",n.m,,'· Bril .....n "".m'" tho ,p, I" So JOb, G' ...d, .M D.m' CHANGED .'ND' I.. , I, tho "ri,g, ...I"',g ,. "'~I', I. ,,,,. "'" .m ...., In~idcntRl\y, 'Ih~ir autumn tDlor ~oar~e SMnd and peat mosi plus ary debate and seorchlng critic· pearance of American TV chim, Edith Evans and wind up the DUNTON, England (CP)-Resi· increased and the plants brought . I il an additional rrason for retain •.•be usual recommended fertUizer ism from Boma quarters, . panzee J. Fred Muggs du:rlng the evening ·wlth' a boxing match, dents of this Bed,[ordshir,~ village into more light and beat. ,,, th.m, It I•• good Id .. " .".... ,"', fI '11"t I ~.11 , ..I,... 30 ",... f thoth .b,wI", ".!lIm "th. Co,,,.. '" ."'" ,I.. ~ will .. "', h."voted 10, ... favor lb. o[ ,.hI.thc streetllghtmg ""Of, h~" T'" ,Id ",.th,d, ,I'1 d",I,gd h .,' ' Q-O" ...... mU .. - . . . ""I,, ~m. "P" , ...... " n ." ...... ,,,n , '." ,w; ,..... ,', I" ",,~, ",.. U" 00 ~ tho "hI.h "." ",,,I.d "., "u, ,;"'" ...km,g ,II "." "', b.. , ."th.",.. b".~. ~ tI. ,," .bo,1 '''' ,1,,1. Th.. IIrllb' ",,,d... Un. C.. "" C'm",,,,I., ""1.1,, b,,.. .. "',,,,''"""0," . I" th,m ."d. d"" I~ n,,, .. m~,d.d .. tho 00', m.... " 1{'raleh and wlter It In, Photo h tlon's monopoly in the radio oul,dazzle tlle BBC's one,channel In a country fond of Its tradl· . RELIGIOUS TREND rarters in the basement Is sui, enriching heavy cia"'. Whit Ii ' is needed to Isslst the and wind. c • program with In aSEortment of tions, commercial television Is a her' o[ religious books bought or cidal, as air In the modern home your opinion? I. p~"n:.< . 5 Guld the roob be exposed to .un fl ld " root> In storing up enerllY.' Under the watehdo, lIY.tem personalities, variety shows, ex, big cliange and no amount of ad· borrowed from Iibrnries in this is ,much too warm and dry for, . 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'PHONE. '4131. . OR'. CALL'. . , IN , ... ST. JOHN'S, I . NEWf:OUNDLAND. 'PHONE 34" I~ :.', ,. " .: .,,' , ~. '. . '.' " 'I. t,', !:. ':' 1 '., .:", .. '. " , .' ' '. \ 16 THE DAILY. NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1955 . . < • . \ . . • 1.3D-Sports Parade. . 1.35-Behind the· Scenes. '~H£ .CO-'·WA· .·RD·· ~~~~I?~~;I~t:t:e~nC::!~la:~~; STAR CORNWALL l.45-Record Shop. . : '.. . , " ...... Hotel till they dee1d~ we ain't in 2.00-New ... town and .pull off the . ~u;ird. 2.0l:...Bob Lewis Show. t ".OO-News 'IY' Ray i "PICA . Come 'on out by plane but get Monday Monday 4.05-MarItime Favourite •. ; fit .'... '. your own room and 'don't talk to 4.3~Ranch Parly. F : hiE 'STORY: Tim RogtT!, phobia based en giving a blttel1 us in publlc. Soml'body might' 5.0D-New5. ~hoN cowardk' IiuItt have· been child a silghUystronger Innocula. reeognlz~ three of tis together." "SIREN OF BAGDAD" ELEPHANE WALK, WITH Churth. 5.0l-Record Shop. P.M .. 6.~News. ,r~rpoIIII'ble I~ the death .01 AI tlon of the drclId virus eWlyday "Okay," Ben said,· He went Columhla PI~tures' "Sliren of ELIZAJ;lETH TAYLOR CB'N 12.DO-Muslcal Moments. 6.01-Bulletin Board. ffolitukv during' thot wal, I\0IO for a number of rlflYS until, by down one block to the· airline Bagdad," starring Paul Henreld .. " . 12.3D-Wcather Forecast .and . 6.OS-Recore!> Shop. W II chanee to ,"lie AI', :~Idow, the .tlme the Ineubahon Vellod I~ terml~al on 42nd 5tr~et and and PatrIcia Medina. in color by One of the utost spec~i:ular SATURDAY, S~PT. 24171. , Closedown. . 6.15-Sports Parade. 5.DO-Telf us a Story.' IJ 25-National News. Clerir, who is tllreotened. by three over, the child Is Immune. 10 the IUO'UIII1\ . a ticket for Cleveland. Technleolor, opens Monday at the films to come our way in many a 7.3D-CBC News. 5.l5-Radio Kids' Bible Club.. / 6.3ll-Top ·Three Tunes. ~oods. The Trosku b-otlttT! polson from the bite. And she The airport bus' took him out to Star Theatre. Said' to be replete year .opcns Monday at the Corol 7.35-Top of :the ·MornlnE. 5.45-What Would You 00'/ 6.45-Johnny Napoleon. tIDOrc 1lengeance afttT het testi- wondered If somehow Tim La Guardia Field In FIII~hlng; with llouris, howls and hoeus·poe· wall Theatre. II's Paramount's I 8.IlO-NeWI' aod Weather. 6.00-Music of the Masters.: 7,OO-I'>ews. At th g t h t 1_ 8.1~Mu&ical,Clock. IlIOIII/ sellt tltem to priS(I1J. TIm coul dn't slmlla~ly, be Immanlzed e a e e saw wo men us, "Sucn of Bagdad" features brand new pnwerful romantic 1I.00-Morning Devotlon •. 6.3D-Haven of Rest QuarteL 7.01-Courtship and Marriale. 7.DO-Religious Service From 7.15-Western Varlety. iIIIn'tu Clair oj her dang~. but against fear-3galnst dan);I'r-~o sizing up the pa~senger~. He Hans Conrled In the top.support. drama. "Elephant Walk" starring 1I.15-Progrllmme Preview. Wesley United Church. 7.3D-News. itt his terror,' Clair suddelll)1 de. he could live' the rest o[ ~IS life wheeled and took a taxi back to lng'roc. ., ,. ., Elizabeth Taylol, Dan~ Andrews 1I.20-South of the Border. 8.15-Hospilal and other reports. 7.4~Dark Stranger. :p maw to know w~.at hapl'ened In peace. Mevntlme she would Manhattan. In :'Slrcn of Bagdad,"· Henreld' and Peter Finch Set against the 9.3IJ-:.TOP~ This WeeLII. S.SO-Weather Forecast and Close 8.00-News. . !Ii AI ill the Icor. Tilll reJuses have time 10 IIgure out way En route back hI' smllerl rue· plays a wandering magician and exotic and da:igerous jungles of Marchpa Down. . B.OI-Musical Panorama. . :. ~ ~~.~~~~~al 8.l5-Eddy Arnold. to cell. . to trap the Trasklse~. fully at the thought of hoI\' easy adventurer who, with his coil)' Ceylon, "Elephant Walk" relales 10:35-Musi~ on a ·M~liow Note. 8.3D-Let's Sing a HymlL • '- • • • "TheY're aftI'I me, not him," It Is to catch a person entering edy assistant, Con reid, becomes the Intriguing tale of a beautiful Il.DO-CBC Sportspage. VOAl S.45-Journey Into MelodJ XI she thought. "They won't hurl or leaving the 'biggest. city in the Involved hi. a conspiracy 4ti reo young English gird who lllarries 1l.3O-Jun[or· Farm. BroadcasL SUNDAY. SEPT;' 25th 9.15-Come Into the Parlor. 'I1m.~rled to t,ke Clalr'b hand5. him-unless he gets In thp wa~. country. Actually there were stC1l'e the rlghhtI Sultan of Bag· a man she hardly knows and goes ~~5-Sacred Heart Program. ·9.4s.::.News. 12.45-Sacred Music. 10.00- "! ~ws. She. blushed btl, hands away And I'll see he doesn't.'·, Aloud only three airfields-La .. Guardia. dad to'the throne which has been to live with him on his plantation J2.00-Hits and Enrores. 1.00-,Voice of Prophecy. IO.Ol-Shlllelagh Showtime. "You're afJ'lld Df the police Tim. she said, "All right. Tim. Let's International and· Newa:k AiI.!usurped by a tyrant. Miss Medina, In faraway Caylon. • II:!.3D-MUSlcale 1.30-Youth Story Hour. to.30-Barn Dance. It's what you old to Al!" go.'" port. one major bus. terminal as the deposed Sultan's daughter,. Lovely EIizahp.th Taylor, port. 12.45-Stu Davis Show; e U5-Teenagers. tUD-News. , 2.00-Quiet Hour. . n.Ol-Barn Dance. , "No, Clair," he protested "It's Not' till they wel'e a dozciI two tunnels-the HQlland Tube~ tel!ms wIth Hellreld In t11e roman· raying the girl does not know }gg:~ld Day ds~en~g .. 2.30-Request Program. . IUD-Late Night Theatr .. beCause of what 1 did In New miles from Ctevela.ld. In Frltz's and the Lincoln-and .one bridge, tic Interludes, and in the sons· that her new groom, played by 1:45-D~:te ~nulleti~~ er. 3.15-News .. 12.GO-News. York before I came here.' two.year.old cal. hNded IIf'St on George W~shln;:toll. Ii golns plratorlal ellcH.ment. Hollywood Ipeter Fincl1, Is a fabulouslY 2.00-CBC Stamp Club: 3.3D-Radio Kids. 12.01-Hotiseparty'. She' knew tben !hat . whalever HighWay 20 at 70 miles an hOUI, westward. repcll'ts Indicate that while "Siren wealthy man urlUl she arrives at 2.15-Calling AU' Children. 4.00-Unshackled. 12.30-New5. . A h df I· - Id h k .' h .2.3D-Pops on Approval. ".30-Masterwurks. 12.35-Housepart,. trouble Tim h2d gotten Illt(' was did Tim relax. an u o. cop" cou c ec of Bagdad" co~talns a satisfying' t e, estate. She 1& oveorwhelmed by 2.45-This· Week. 5.00-Sign Off. tOD-News: because of het. And her anger "You'll be sale In DetrIJit," hc them all. amount of rom~ntic adventure of the size of· the plantation and 3.00-World Church Newi. ·l.OI-Houseparly. evaporated like a· drop of water said. "They won't be able II' Hnd The way to get out Is \'> lake the kind' tha' hlghlighs the cos· particularly by the Imensc' castle· 3.l5-Speakers Cholct.· l.54-News. on a white-hot skillrl. you there.'" the tube 10 Jursey City or New· tume drama thl1 film Richard Quine dirccted from Taylor and Anrlrews plan to run 9.35-Post. Mark UN. 4.0D-Swing for Saturday. 4.01-Summer Showcase. 4.55-News. 4 .,nB·11 G h Ben poured hlms~1f thr~r fin· Robert E. Ken!.'s story. and scrcen ,away together. ' tIOO'~~~leair~thlbourGIY Nd ews. 5.IID-Junior Jamboree. .ow- I y ,ra am. 'Ih '\'h 1 I' .'hJ-Jl.' me ar ener. 5.00-News. gers of sc ot cI I, caseh d II WI pIny for produrer Sam Katzman. en. lowever, a cho era epl' ll.OO-Gower st. United· CilUrch 5· 30-S upper Serena de. 5.01-Famlly Theatte. water and strode ur and down demic breaks out, l\1iss Taylor 12.15-Program Highlights. '1 6.OD-News and Weather. 5.30-Song5 from the Shows. PIIII the thickly carpeted room, S100 a week, four years' work, rcalizes where her true place Is. 12.30-M)lsical Program . G.05-Supper Serenade. 600-N .....OUNDLAND'S fRlE.ND"V TlilATl1 g 7.3D-Doyle's Orchcstxa. . cws. He had a Ilttle money In his It 0 t a I _ $20,000. Expen,\iturcs. Tn a turblent dlmax punctuated 12.45-R.e iOna., ~oundups. . I 7.45-Report from Parliament 6J~Stippcr Serenade. · I ' , 1.I5-Plano Recda\. Hill. t.3D-People Arc Funn),. poc ke t . I f I113 brothers II antcd ahonl $25,000. Time serl'ed-[ive with a stampede of, maddened 1.30-Concert Album. 7.00-New5. . to commit suicide, why ~huuld years. So hc had lost fh'c years elephants storming the plantat·· 2.00-Chamber Music. I 8· 00-11 . ome town J am boree. 7.0l-Palace of Varieties. he join them? o[ his life and wn5 live grand Ion and the gutting and settirig '2.30-BBQ News: ' 8.30-The Layman's Hour. 7.30-News. Ite had alwlYs bcen Ihe lall 01 ill hock to his hruthcrs. !'It Lhis afi.rc of the tradition.ladened 2.45-Sunoay ~llseellany. 9.00-Big Top Ten. 7.4:i-M.G.M. 'theatre. 'TO-DAY " a.OO-Harmony Harhour. 9.45-NcIVs. 8.00-News. teTrash kl s d . og. rate, hc'd wln,l up a bankrupl- mansion, all Is finally settled 3.30-Fold Songs for YOUilg Folk lO.OO-Western Hit Parade. 8.01-M.G.M. Theatre. He figured up Ihe ""dl·an. if thc state didn't Intel'D him Finch comes to his senses, reallz; 3.45-Mecl Your 'Weatherman. 10.30-Hymns For Everyone. D.OO-Ncws. lases" of belenging to his proth again first. lng at last' tile futility of main. 4.00-Songs of ,Praise. 10.45-Ncws. 9.01-Dcnnis Day Sholl'. • Net I f d T B C tl d) t I . 1 1 . 4.30-CBC 'Nell·s. '~ \\·.. n",,, ."ei...... ers gang: earn ngs 0 aroun (0 e on nue a nlng a tyranDica egend. 4.33-Cspitol Report· 1l.OO-Sportscast. 930-Passing Parade. 1l.I5-Western Roundup. 9.45-The Dosco New •. Producer ll'\'ing Asher and dl- 5.00-ReIigious Period. 12.0D-Ncws. lO.OIl-News. [email protected]\1bWrl" rector William Dictere have got- 5.30-WorJd. Music Festiv~Js 12.D1-Club Time. lO.Ol-Familiar Favourite •• tcn thc utmost In swirling excite. 7.00-Critically Speaking. . 12.3D-News. IO.30-Best from Brita[n. ment and romantiC drama out of 7.3D-Nfld. Programme From 12.35-Club Time. 11.00-National Nell·s. London, 1.00-News in a Minute and 11.1S-Scrllpbook of Memories. the Jobn Lee Marlin screenpla:¥" 7.4l1--Sunday Serenade. Closedown. 11.45-Hol'Eeparty. L.~Rg· DANAANqR~J whIch was based on the Robert S.OO-Canadlan Serenade. • • • 12.00-Ne" i. r~im:~ MERVYN LEROY CIN&MA5coPE WARNERCOLOR . Standish· bcst.selllng novel. Eliza. S.DO-Canadlan Scenes. *-STAR 8.30-CBC News. SUNDAY, SEPT. 25th. 12.01-Houseparty. ""..... CAMERON MITCHElL~~!I!.. :~~_ ,,_ . . * beth Taylor has never been seen 8.3~Here'. The Weathel 7.55-Foreeast. 12.54-News. ------to better advantage, tile Teehn'· S.4:i-U. N. On The Recurd. a.DO-Singing Pastor. 12.55-Prayer. color hucs acepnting her startling 9.00-In Reply. a,30-0ral Roberts. 1.00-Queen. and Sign Oll. Also-UP·TO·THE·MINUTE NEWS' 9.OD-Festival of Waltzes. MONDAY beauty. Dana Andrews and new- l~:~:t:~~~direa~~~r~j; .... 9.15-New,. EVENING SHOWS: , O'CLOCK-9:" , comEll' Petcr FInch turn In sterl- lO,30-Musleal Programme. 9.3D-Bread of Life. VOUS Ing performances adding to the H.OD-Concert of Favourites IO.OO,.-The Old, Old Story. MATINEE :2 P,M. film's dramatic Impact. . ll.3D-CBC. National Newi. . 1O.3!J-:-The Lidstone Sisters. SATURDAY, SEPT. Uth. . 1l.45-Muslcale . ll.OD-Children's Program. ADMISSION PR1CES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT: Brt1Uant pcrformances, over· 12.00-Close Duwn. 1l.30-News. I:VENING-ADULTS ...... 750 CHILDREN ...... 350 UI. whelmingly beautiful scenery, a ----- 11.45-H~·mn Time. 6.30-Sign on and Sundial. MATINEES-ADULTS ...... SOo CHILDREN ...... 2S. tightly knit story tbat moves to VOW R 12.0D-Vlstas of Israel. 6.55-Sundial NeIl'S. its climax witi! unrelenting fury .. 12.15-Bible ,Talks of the Air. a.30-Rcibert Q. Lewis. and a heart.throbblng lDve trl. SUNDAY, SEP7. 25tlt. 12.30-N elVs. 9.GO-It Happened Last Night 12.45-Your Sunday Serenade. 9.5D-Jo Stafford. NEXT ATTRACTION ange all combine to make "Elep' 10.3D-Instrumental Music. l.OO-Sports Parade. IO.OO-Lone Ranger. hant Walk" a film or rare excel· ~0.45-Earle Anderson Sings. 1.1S-Your Sunday Serenade. 10.2D-Starr of Space. 3AlIIES STEWART-ltUTH ROMAN-CORINNE CALVE'l' "1.0D-St. An~!e\V's. Presbyterian :!.OO-Rotal')'. . lence. Everyone who had a hand 10.45-Tecn·Time. III "THE FAR COUNTRY" - ACTION - THRILLS - Also-UP-TO·THE·MINUTE NEWS -NOVELTY 2.30-Baseball. 1l.30-Roy Rogers. In the making of this outstanding . PARAMOUNT 4.0D-Thc Lutheran Hour. 12.00-HiIIbllly Matinee. IJ'ECHNICOLOR. drama deserve3 a rousing cher. 4.30-Guest Artist. TIMES OF SHOWS S.OO-The Eternal Light . 1.30-Front and Centre. 5.30-Supper ilercnade.' 2.00-Let George DD It. EVENING SHOWS: , O'CLOCK-S.OO 2.3D-TheThree Sun •. 6.00-News and Weather. 2.45-Perry Como. Now Playing 6.15-Grantland Rice. . MATINEE Z P.M. 3.00-Dinah Shore. CAPITOL 6.30-Music In a Modern Mood. 3.1S-Bob Crosby. The most brazen robbery In his· 7.00-Church Service. 3.3D-Rohemary Clooney. tory ••• fantastic, yet truel This o.oD-Ave Maria Hour. 3.45-Mareh of EvenlJ. N~w Playing I h d 8.30-Dominion Theatre. s tearing adventure that you'll 9.00-Deadline for Danger. 4.0D-Dugout Dope. LAST TIMES TO·DA Y 4.l5-The Outdoorsman. " . -- " see In·M·G·M'1I Coloc and Cinema· 9.3D-Trans·Atlantic Invitation. 4,aD-Conversation Corner . STRANG'E LADY IN TOWN Scope drama-"The King's Th[eI" 9,45-News. 5.DO-Armed Forces New •• . " THREE YOUNG TEXANS II -rl-- "St Here is the story of a bold and 10.00-0bsession. 5.15-AFRS News. A wes t ern ~ama, range reckless hlghw~yman and an al. 1.0.30-AIl·Star .Western Theatre. :i.30-Parade of Sporl •• Lady In Town," starring Greer luring, hlgh.bDrn beauty whose 7.45-Galen Drake Show. U:f~gr~rsii~~. S.OD-Grand Ole Opry. G~rson, Dana An.drews, Cameron love affair began in vlolence- 12.00-News in a ~Unut •. 8,30-Gunsmoke. MONDAY Mitchell and LOIS S.mlth, opens and ended In fantastlc Intrigue. 12.01-Club Time. 9.00-Twenty Question •. tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. It's the drama of a lot against 12.30-News .. 9.3D-Dancing part,.. Filmed In ClnemaScope and War.' p t2.35-Club Time. 10.OO-Ncll's. C I b d d' cl a famous king ..• and of a mys· loOO-News in a Minute and 10.15-VOUS Sports Desk. ner 0 Dr y pro ucer· U'e or teriousBook of Doom that threa. Closcdown. IO.aD-Melody Lane. Mervyn LeRoy for Warner Bros., tened to topple him from hi tho 12.DO-The Bob Murphy Sh'JI\·. R9MANCE AND SPECTACLE "Strange Lady II' Town" Is based ronel "The KIng's Thelf" :tars C JON .1.00-Sign Off and Anthem. IN -'HE JUNGLES OF CEYLONt • • • uFPonkaBsttolry Bnd sClI'cenplaY by Edmund Purd!lm. Ann Blyth. • . SATURDAY, SEPT. 24th. SATURDAY, SEPT. 24th. ran u cr. D id N he setting of tbe film is old av iven .•. George Saunders 'l.OO-\"ake up and Live. . 9.00-Slgn on and Serenadt. T and a flremendous cast! Don't " lO.OD-CathoIic Hour. .' EU1ABE1H TAYWJt Santa Fe. The dusty town is stir· ml~. "The King" Thelf" •• excl.t. 7.10-News. IO.3O-Jewish Hour. I f 00. 7.15-Saered Hcart PrograJll, re d t o· It s rOD t s b y th e arrI va a ing, tumultuotis, suspcnse.fllled 7.30-News. .• 11.OO-PepperreIl Chapel Hour ·lMNA~'· l.OD-On a Sunday Afternoon. an attract!v~ woman whose red entertainment filmed In magnlfl. 7.35-Bob Lewis Sho". 1.30-You are There. ,B1'ERFlNCH NOW ,'PtA YING hair is a Sight to behol~ and ent' color and all the sweep of 7.45-Ncws. 3.00-Hollywood Music HaU. whose behavioc with Rork 0 Brien ClnemaSeopel"The King's ThiefI'" 7.5D-Bob Lewis Show, 3.3D-The Cholarlers. makes her the center of a con. : 8.GO-News. . d t. I Opening tomorrow 'at the Para· •. S.05-Bob Lewis Show. 3.45-March of Events. t roversy an ow n goss p. mount Theatre ·S.30-News. I 4.00-Gordon MacRae. For Greer.Garson the character .' 8.35-Bob Lewis Show. 4.30-Army Hour. ANNiYTH 5.00-Footnotes to Hislory. EDMUND PURDOM or the "SlJrangc Lady In Town" ted by' Mervyn LeRoy In ana. 9.DO-News, . 5.15-AFRS News. marks ber first. western role. She tlon.wide. talent search '. Is seen 9.30-Western9.05,-Jukc Box HIt ~evJew. Parade. 5.30-Parade of Sports. DAVID NIVEN reportedly ..rlde~· In the film and as "Spurs," daughtr of O'Brien. 10.OO-N eli's. 745-Galen Drake. becomes Involved In a number of . The film features the voice of lQ.Ol-Meet the Arlist. B/'Q-Jack Benn)·. GEORGE SANDERS' 8.~)-Our' Miss ·Brooks. fights and gun battles. Dana And~ frankie Laine singing the title 10.15-Western Hit Parade. 9.IJO-Bob Hope. . rews portrays Rork O'Brien who song with Mitch Miller.· and his n'~~~~:ern Hit Par d B.3D-George Jessel Salutes. had things very much his own Orchestra. Dimitr! Tlomkln, who 1l:30-Top TWenty Tune;. e. 10.~News. Also-UP-TO·THE~M'NUTE NEWS way In Sanata Fe untll,the strange composed- and conducted the 12.00-News. lO.lS-Tony AlnUn. lO.30-Music Views from H01l1· lady arrived. Camer'onMltchell score fOr ttie film, wrote the song 12.15-Top Twenty Tunes. wood. TIMES OF SHOWS: pls)'1 Miss GarsDn's need·do·well "Strange Lady In, Town" with ,1.00-News.· \ ' · S Ith I I· 1 b N d W l.D1-Top Twenty Tunes. . 11.OD-My Best to You. Also-NOYELTY , b.rot h er, an.d L015 m ,se ee· yr cs y e ashington~ 1.15-News. .,. 12.00-,S1gn Off and Anthem. EVENING· SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK-~.OO I· . . , . ,TIMES OF SHOW~ MATINEE :2 P.M. • ·1F,,':1l1e:{ WON'T 'COIIie EVENJNb SHOWS: 7.15-9.111, ADMISSION PRICES FOR- THIS ',.,,',., '" ,.,.,'. , ' I".' . ENG~GEMENT: we'LL eIJ' IN / ":,:IIATINIII: ·MONDAr.- TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY- EYENING-ADULTS ...... :.... 750 ~ CHILDREN ...... 35c . ,', .. .<~.~ '::; ~18D~Y -FBWAYUO , , '...... MATINEES-ADULTS ...... 50c CHIL'DREN...... 25c .' SATUJtDAY'I.O'C"OC~ ... . .HEX·T .'/1. TTRACTION .TONY, . CURTI.S:-JU~lE. ADAMS-GEORGE· NADER In ,,·' ..LAST.-.TIM'ES TO~DAY" . ...• ~.' , , "., ,.~mGllS TO, CROSS" ~ THRI~LS - Sl1SI'ENSE .• .~.':: '><.:;:, .. ''"L· 0···N' E'G· UN'" , ., • '~;; ,:- \, ~f. ~",. ' ACTION •. , . ,.' 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By OSWALD JACOBY. FOR You usually need 33 points In high cards to bid R, small slam, bill In ,Ioday's hanrl l'Iorth and South managed to bid a very in· te,lIigent slam wilh only 20 points. The key to their ~:JCCCSS . , \\'a~ proper evaluatir>n. of ~ sin· LIVE gleton,. • ' . , South didn't think there was a slam in the cards when 0:.\ part· ner responded wilh two no­ ,trump, since this, bid shu,,"_ ollly ,13 to ,15 points.·. SQuth did want ,p ER FORMA NeE . to warn his partner. about the !Ingleton' hearl, so he went nul 01 his way. to bid both of tile black suits without going palit three no·trump, Jl 'North's sparies and hrarts had been reversed, he lI'oui-l havc gone on 10 three no·tl'Ump, slncc r he would h&ve "con.iclcrable strength opposite his p~;'\ner's singleton. As Ihe cards actually lay, however. North had Iwhigh cards hi hearts. where it was I cJc~1' that Suuth, had a sill~lelon. , In such cases a slam can 'I~ually I I' ~.;..;.;...;.'.;,..- :,::.;""-.::;:,' ';;;:';- '.;.;.;'..,,;.:;. ::;.., I NORTH %6 ! .KQ'I "10954 .,AKB oT-Q 10'1 .WEST EAST • J 9~ 1 .52 .AQ7 "K.T832 .73 • 6 52 . +6432 . ",985 SOUTII lUI .6• A 106 3 - • QJ 1094 ",AKJ 'nlake your choiee North.South vul. • SO,llth Wm N~h last '.1 • .. Pass 2 N.T. Pass 3 ... \ Pass 3. • Pass 3.' Pass 4'" Pass " • PI~S II. Pa~s " PaS! Pass • '. Openlnelead-+ 7 ..ROGERS -...... -,~ ... .. be made with conly 29 points, and ,North VCl'y properly went right to the slam In diamonds. ' The' play required 'only mo~cr· ale care. West' opened a tmlllp, and declarer won and retmncd a MAJ ES'TIC heart. The defenders \VOTI and led' another trump, which was won In dummy, South ruffed a heart, led a club 10 Her., at lalt, 11 a T.I.vlllon s.t life·lik. and 10 the queen, ,ruffed another heart. _entered, dummy with a 10 fr. ,from int.rf.rence that you can' hardly· spade to rul! dummy's last heart, and got back 10 dummy \\;til an· other high spade to lead dummr's believi your ty ..... and sound reproduction' last trilmp. Thb picked liP Wesl', last trump and allowed Souib to discard R spade, since be \V~~ now that ~tt'l you hear the full beauty of ,your 'out of ,trumps, South easily made ;thc rest of ,the tricks amI with favourite programme. cards In the black suits. ou. Watch The vlC FLINT , . Black Watth TELEVISION· I BY ALICIA HART

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18. THE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1~5~ ,. CLOTHES make the man if CHAFt ; , / , ~ • makes the clothes ir;i;adCarson .Should Carry Passengers lr~;:~~:;1~In. •. WM. L.-CHAFE, ·la.ilor . • d d . .' . . . i SaId ExtensIve: . New address:·.4 HOLDSWORTH ST. At the Invitation of lIIr. E. J. and motor vehicles while operat. ed the Newloun Ian . Board of long waiting Inspe~tlOn, that. they \ of SI. .Iohn's cn route to the West I • • '. Cooke, Manager of Canadian Na. Ing between ArgenUa and North Trade at the annual meeting 01 had to'be deslroyed. . ..' Indies. This division Ivas in order I Wilh the pal'tial reslor~lion of ~--~----~----- tlonal Railwa)'I, Newfoundland Sydney. Representations on Ihls the ~Iaritl.me. Provinces Board 01 . An9ther factor eontributinglo to case ~ heavy accumulation' of communications to lhe PIJce'nlia Services, the Board of Trade point are being made to the Gcn., Trade which took, place In Char· long d,elay, Is the practice of the freight for this port at IIallfax. Ba~ area last night, report. lJegan FOR' SALE Council under the leadership 01 eral Manager of Canadian Nation. 10Ueloll'n, P.E.!., Septeniber 12th. Department of sending:, certain . H Canadian Nalional Steamships to trickle in telling oC exlenfiive . . pnsldent 'C. F. Horwood, vIsited al Rallwa),s In Montreal. ~Ir. Frecman lVas one of the producls to the laboratory al' Hali· would originate Iheir Caribbean slOl'm damage by hurricam' lone. ..L. Two storey Dwelling House siutale No. 81·Golf. Avenul ATlentia last week for an Inspec. speakers on a panel dlsellssjon fax for ·analysis. The troublc in voyages at SI. John's, not only From Little Hal'bour Ea.l, Fi. of Incll of 10' containing ~even rooms. Garage at rear of house. lion the 5.S. William Carson. Local Purchases From Northeast coneernin!: the functions 01 the. this respect seems 10 he would It bc possihle rase thc nance Minister Power received.~ . .' The Council were sm'cd lunch on J).lr Command .. Provinces. E con 0 111 i c; slaff. In the Board of Trade's urgent need for shipping spacc tr.lr.gram informing him thaI there Mafitl~le Apply 10: PINSENT and ADAMS board Ind I' (ull Inspection of the The Boa~d o( Trade is ad\lscd Council as they mlghl aHect New· opinion thc Dcpartment of Health betwecn the mainland ami New- wasexlcnsil'e damJge to water- ship 'was conducted b~ Mr. Cooke b)' Ihe Ullltcd States COllsul that I (oulllllnnd·.. has an ~bligution not 10 put undue (oundhind, but the cost of export· shle premise~a~ huge· 'o"3,'es. Barristers and Solicitors and the ship's ~f(fccr5. local .purchascs by the Northc;15t .' hardship and dlfflcultics in the ing Ncwfoundland fish til Wesl whipped up bv hurricane ·winds, hl~ Commaml dudn!: Ihc IIs~al Jonorl hlS!lcttion Senlcr. . I wny of those II'ho must complv IIndian' markets which prescntly lashed against· the shore. A. re- Royal Bank Chambers 'phone 6376 The "William Carson" is equip. year which .1Ul1c 30!h, 19,,5, On hchalf of houses; with rcgulations. (' involves ,high handling charges cently constructed road , end~d Im'pllrlin~ its rannin~ Inspection of premises arranged .! n-d,., \\'1'111 Ihe I'cry I-tft I'" .'. 'I .' : plelely washed out The' overn- lept21 ,23,24 cllllles both' for passengers and $.1600000 for the fiscal year r.nd. presenlH\llln to t IC t· ood and 1 he Board of frade has askcd While ·Canadlnn Na\lon'al Steam·l .' '.' ".... '" 01 • my hi, h "",,. ., J ,;, 30th. 1954. Th, B;""" D,." ""','~. " '00 U,,,,'m,o\ II" C"'"'' ". U",,' st" ~"'; .. i,hi P' d;' ,,' ,'". Ib, m,""~ m,ot.;II tok, tho "".", :"P' , _m~d,'.' " ,p,ci,~ ,,' "rod, ,,," m,d, ,."";,, "' .11" I" ""lIh " 011"" .,,,,' n> " ,,,',", """""11,,, " It.' ~dlly ""''"'' " m"~ Ib" '? "p'. lb. co,d m "" ..... -'------~.. attracUI'e. Generally speaking, It subjcct 'and is also informed that I plungcd delays in elfectil\g ", scrviccs to the Caribbean Ill'ecommendaliOll, they gave no con- sible.. . might be said that. the William there Is no ChAnge In the policy Ispcction o[ food purchas.cd from ~hippingwhere so many of our Imporlant vincing reason why it could not be From OdeI'm and ~.ushooli! Mr. RED. UCED . (Sgd.) . Carson establishes an altogethcr of N E A C purchasing their I'e. sources oUlslde Canada at customs West Indian fish markets arc~ \ done. Accordingly, the Board of \ P. Canning .(L-Placenlla. W,,~t) re- "'. .,,,,,,d. ,. lb. ,." .. '" ",,,~;.t.' ,. lb. .• """."",d ";,',' ..,,, ,." ",,'"",. ,,'. S,m,'m, .g'. '''".. " n.h, Tm" ,. m,kI" '''rlh'' "",. ,,;yO' ,.1,."",. ,. .h"h t, w," ",.. ,.",11" '"," '" " N~. mock" ."", "',,. ,,' , ..II" ,,,',,'" .. " ,II'" .,,," 'm· wore ..,' hy '00 " .., ,,,",,' I ",.11", " Ib,m ,. ".j ".,,, "Id th., fI.k.... .,.,.... • '''' ,.",.... '" ,';'"UII" • • h'" bre. ""bl, " ",. Tco d, " 1I,'if" .IIh NA'SL wh' m '0\,,,,,,, .." ..'h". '"t " .., ''''.' . , ,m',,'taln dclivery of food Items ror two by Canadian. National'm ,,,,,.,m,,' Steamships primarily from the angle of ef· large quantity of ~aJled codfish For Sale at REDUCED PRICE Building No. 321· 1I1arltlme ProvInces Uual'll of to thl'ee weeks: In some cases 110 the West Indies. A number of fecling the most efficient carriage had becn lost. . I ,Trade II' her e pcrishable commOditiesj thesc I'cssels with_Newfoundland of salt co.dfish from Ncwfoundland. Several dwellmg houses are r~ I The Board of Trade council was 323 Du(kworth Street, St.John's, formerly unable to see any reason why this Mr. T. S. A. Freeman. represent. IlI'crc inl'oll'ed, they wcre held so codfish aboard called. at . the port to the Caribbean markets. theported hurricane tn have lindhcen destro;edroaJt~ were by washed out by the· wavc~ wh.ieh (Under shIp .1I'0uld not carry passengers occupied by White Clothing Company, limited. Fl ree Repor t r.r lashed the shore. Of Contempt V1S1TIN-a-C-O-R-N-'E-,R-B-RO-:O-K Approximate floor Ipace is 11086 square f.et. Development , Mr. and Mrs. H: It Luscombe. I Wahusb Is VAl'\COUVEll (CP) _ Vcleron Cornwall Avenue, are .at present for particulars apply to '!t's Dll1'V crime reporler. Ralo' Munro ~elt the visiting Corner Brool: on a busl· lUES " F Id f f I nci''' :llId pleasure trip. Go , ..~ royal commiSSion polley IOqul!'Y lep3(h) (Continued from pase 3) , I' ar .reed 0 contempt ~rocec(· Ncwfoundland did nol jump at the Ings which had been held III abc)'· • . '.. . ,ance fOl' ·more than ,I l1Ionlh by JOHN R.~ PARSONS opportur.lt~· of belllg I~ on thiS I commissioner Reginald H. Tupper. deal, we would be der .. ucl in our 1 ~Ir. Munro had becn eilcd [or 9 CHURCH HILL ST .•IOHN'S II Sal dut~·. is the duty of m~' honour-\ eonlempt o( tha commissiOn Au~. able friends in the opposition to B for articlcs In the Toronto tab· scp22.3i support the Bill." • loid Flash, said to ho"c becn ",!·it· ~Ir. C.,-tis declared that il was ten ~Y the reporter .and r~ferr:n~ A Company no surprise to him thai Mr. DO)'le to w!lnesses and 'pohce clllef \\ al· century has . hi tcr Mulligan. TENDERS h coul d not ra Ise t e monel on s Friday aller an hour·long ar· PROPERTY AT 8ELL ISLAND' This is a sala o:':n. It 11'111 first be n~cessary for gument •abolil jnrisdiction, Com· also includes !urn to be In the position to de· mlssioncr TU\1P~r and his counsel, . Tenders will be received up to 1 p.m. TUESDAY, October l!,.tf t!:e Eoods and In ordEr to do J.G.A. Hutcheson, decldcd there : for the right 4th, for the following property at Bell Island. belonging t~l! h! hal to hal'e a ra!l'.I·a)· 2nd' was "not sufficient proo!" thai the job and Ihr cianI. l\hmro'had written the artlc:es ~Ir. to the Bell Island Transportation Company, Ltd.: • period. F.;t~rrini: tn oopo:illon com· In qu~,slion. . (a) Piece of land north side of main road, measuring . number of rnEll! that' ,eme ~l the railway. B~fore the 27th. sltlin!: of ~hc I .. . . oft·adjourned InqUIry Inlo police 90 feet by 103 feet. . selling .. yr, .. r. ant. mlnlD~ equlpmellt '1'111 be ob- affairs opened Frida)', i\!1'. 1I1unro " !:':!l~:1 on credIt. ~Ir. Curtis. said told reporters he has reslgnzd (b) Piece of lond south side o'f main road, measuring !:lll Ihi. ".'a. norma) procedure (rom Flash-"this time for ·good." 250 feet by 200 feet. eept24,28 l;:!!ow!d b)' rail· .• ·!)·; ~nrl mining Further search of tlie I'chiele (c) Strip of land extending from main road 10 switch. ~O::l!l~r.:C~ and I,'ould ~uarantee rel'ealed a .303 rifle \\'hi~h hnd ======- (d) Ga rage located thereon. pr~:£ction ID .0 lar that the manu· fh'c bullets in the magazlnc. The !acturer: of Ihe rail car! and two men, ~flller Barry and Ted GROUP OFMliN'S CHOIR;~s~lt~f thc m;Il;~quests fro~1 ca~tail~Dldi;~\n' . '. and SALESMEN WANTED (e) Oil Shed located thereon. Dr. Fmr.k TIl. Kupller, featurcd radIo lIstcners for such a book. 011 othcr ,radio programs, are .in- W;tbln .. ven d.)·. you UD b. m.klnr ~qulprnent \\'111 hal'e to protect Butler of Petrles, were phlced un· (f) Engine room and Bull Wheel House. speakel' on a radio progrnm heard, Organ music. hymns, anthcms I tegral parts of the p~'ogram w~lch I';"II:C ....kly earnln,. on ordtrl re· $ !::~ir own Interest and therefore def. arrest and wcre arraigned In In all parts of tlle United States. and spirituals presented by thn Is produced in HoJ1yw~od. TIllS is e ~:"·ul. Inmt IIOtblnt. We .upply free (g) Freight Shed, measuring approximalely 37 feel by I''ill hal'e to prol'lde the' best Grand Falls Court this afternoon, the Phlllppincs and In.some parts, Laymcn Slngcrs, as well a~ scrip. \ a national radio project o[ the 1'~I" e~ulpm.nl. and & ,ure IIr. Sal:, of Eu,'ope .wlll hc heard on the' tu're and poctry hy Art Gilmore American Baptist Convention. 111.n. I'rll. up ord ..... ". Ihe rr.!. 85 feet. ' equipment and gll'c the best It IVa! rel'ealed that the two .. , I " ' 9 •. d) J':xpect 4. lilIes from S c7tlls ~oto rut'lu • serl'lce If they expect to get paid youns men earlier In the night Laymen s Hour. a weekly radio radio artlst who has appeared as. ' (a vI. : ~O" tom mission on orders &\'meIOl al (h) Two only W' Plough Steel Cables, 2000 feet ·Iong program, scheduled every Salur. I... t 130.00. - {or their products. Ihad visited the mill premlscs in ny. 011 I. a dl 0 st nti 011 \'OClI! . at urOu, prod".!producl...... are 'Inl.allonally & .. N~a~v.rll."1 (perfect condition). As to Ihe risk Inl'olved, he said Grand Falls and loaded theIr 8.30d p.m. fully Ruaran.e.d. .,pendable. ye.r.round " • . tl nct'eSl'ltt}' tOl" t,'ery ston', office. '.ltoclor)' (i) 1 only Horizontal Tube Boiler, 5~1 feet x 16 feet that thc gOl'ernment will hal'c thc truck with thc scrap metal valued D1'. I\cpnci' ~ unel'rm!: mlng, .Ie ..••d ..rlu.h· •. I"rllor), ."ur•• yO\l with 50 H.P. hoisting engine. in good condition. lirst mortgage on everything at. at $180.00. They were en route expcC'lence and IlI1del~tanding eonllnu.1 rep.at bu,in,", L3ke \\'abush. It Is his contention back to Corner Brook to sell the hav!' enahled l'lm, to eslabll-h . " . E~' WRfJ'ler.'S needOnly .pply. "perlenced Ttt1 \I! ..about I.. me. your-fir "'ith anr\.ar I Further information may be obtained from Mr. J. W. himself AS a popular Inspirational I. • .·bon you could den.lleh· .Iarl. Wrlle I SEARLF. at Bell Island and tenders should be forwarded that there is no risk. And even If metal when thc), were. caught In radio speaker. His spirituality, Cel1l1l.d Elretrlc (!ompany. ParI< and 9 there was a risk, and the com.' the 'police road block miles hom exccntive oblllty and love for his 5 AY 5_ Vln. 51,.. 11. namll1on. onlno. . to the pany defaulted there is no reason Grand Falls. BELL ISLAND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, LTD. Apply by to doubt that the gOl'crnll1ent fellow men have made him suc· cessfl11 a~ the Excculll'c Secretary P.O. 80x 306, St. John's tions and could rccol'er the 516,50n,000 (rllm IFROM PACQUET . "Dominion Exccutive" Is an improved of the southern CalifornIa Bapt: FOR SALE ... r any tender not necessarily occepled. the !alc of the properties at Lake, Jlr. and ~Irs; Allon Norman, of ist COIwention. BOI'\1 in 1\Iissourl, Whole Llfc Policy solrl in minimum· Wabu~h. Pacquel, White Bal'. Arc "isiling rearecl 1\1 Kansas, hc WaS an all· \ amounts of $10,000. Rates are rxtreme­ Full Size M!NISTER OF MINES the eit~·. Mr. ~orman, .wilil. is. a cou(el·cucr. athlcte during his Iy low. Now you can have extra pro­ $ - bu!lllc!~ man. IS here 11\ IrlC In. years at ottawa' University In I ·tcction ilt It cost you can RHOI'd. BURROUGHS & WATTS N Kansas. During his flual semest· For inl(lrmation, DIAL 2135 .. A D RESOURCES terc5t of his firm. er at the SOl1tinvcstern Seminary BILLIARD TABLE ~lines and Resources )lInistcl' directly undcr the s1lpervision of in FClrt \\'orth. Tcxas, he accept· Rowe. an accomplished orator, his ·department. cd Ihe posltlOIl or Dil'ector o( Apply "no has been often mentioned as Chri~tlall Educntlon at the Broad­ Followln~ a recent I'i~il 10 the wa.v Baptist Ch1ll'ch, Fort Worth. l po:.;!b!e successor to Premiel' H. K. WYAn, DIAL 3626 Lake lIlell'iIIe area In Labrador a chul'ch of 3,500 mcmbt'I's, work· • T. E. DEWLING ,,:lullll'ood, spoke for ol'er half an he came away willi the cOllvlctlon ing lIudcr Dt', W. R. "ltlte. \lOW e.,oneh MonllQtf scpll9"lt hour during "'hleh It I\'as noted that within Ollr time Labrador will pr~sident o[ Ba~'lor Unlvcr~lty. 1111 HEW Gown $1 .. sr. JOHII1 tnat hu rnanneri.m5 and general become . the greatest Industrial Following his work 111 ']'exas h'p' b~arin~ ',I'ere remarkabh' similar area In Eastern Canada and per· held pRstorates In San Diego "lid t~ !!\O!E 01 Premi~r Smallwood. haps all Canada. ~mona. Call£. During thc nearly ,A GOOD H~ !!ld Ihat I!E ... anted to speak "It Is unthinkable that It should ten year~ of Dr. Kepner's pastor­ !C~ \hrce m~in rea~om. Firlt1y, ate In Pomona thcre were over remain undeveloped," Mr. ROlVe 1,700 arldlllolls to the mcmbership CLEARANCE- SALE !:~(au.e he i! the reprelcntatll'e said. "It Is uilthlnkable thaI the or the church. 773 hy baptism. In IeI' Lahrador: .econdly, becau.e as great timber resoilrces should reo 1946 he became the Executive GOOD SHEATHING AND SUB·FLOOR T. & G, USED. C:AR 1 r.:emh~r of the executive council main undcveloped. I left Labrador Secretary of the Southern Call· ~~ hal to bezr hi, .hare of the with the conviction that It Is the frlrnla Baptist Convention' and in At $70.00 per thous'and and up. rEl.po!lllbilit)· for the Javelin Bill, 1947 when t1le "Laymen's Hour" duty 01 the provincial govern· was first bl'oadcasted he became, !nd lmall: •• as ~linister of Mlnel ment, If private enterprises arc the regular Inspirational speaker. IS AGOOD IDEA C"RY~LER, AIRTEMP !!ld Rc!ources, the measure .comes lackadaslcal, to spearhead dcvelop­ The program has bpen eontinuons CHESTER DAWE LTD. ment In that great part of our since' thnt time and Is hcard And It does make 1 difference SHAW STREET ...... •...... •.. · .. ·DIAL 80161 provInce." throughout the United States. the where YOIl buy your Cnr-a Phlllppincs, South Am~rlea. Eu· TOPSAIL ROAD ...... DIAL 80118 CERTIFIED And speaking of Labrador as' a ropc and on the Far East Brond­ good. deal depends on the part or the province, Mr. Rowe east.ing System on sC"cn stations ~ept24.sat ,tues,SIV Dealcr. Here's a list of some of . OiLr:~ said he could nol agree with those whle1! rench the. Orient acro~s our i, USED CARS who consldercd the territory an t1ll'OUllh the Iron Curtain into WARM Allt annex to the province. "It Is just Rus~la. T.he I)ook "A riswerlng God's Call." a collcction of Dr. 1954 PONTIAC 2 Door as m~ch it part of the province as Kepnor's . sermons, I! a direct GOOD USED CARS FURNACE Ht'::tcr and Defroster, i~ the Isthmus 01 AI'alon," hc dc· 1953 VAUXHALL :\e\\' Car Condition, e1ared. Loll' Milage ...... , .$1825.00 He rebukerl the opposition for J450.00 down Designed for efficient JoW-CII~ _. __.()__ th~ir pessimism and 5~ill th~t hr Finc,d For BlIlallt;e in 24 months heating of small home3. Equip­ 1954 .<;HEvROLET ~/2 Ton cnuld Mt agree. with the line of SKATING Pick.up thinkins' that would lend 10 .rr.· Slealimr Metal AT ·THe STADIUM 1952 HlIJ.,MA N ped with special Airiemp Hw This unit has to be ~,.!!\1 t~l'd dCI·elopl11enl. "The~e dire . ' . *300.00 1)0"11 E:tchant;er 10 extract muimum and driven. Our gil'e. preriict'iol1s lI'e hear from IIle SATURDAY ,AFTERNOON Balance in 18 months away price ...... $1350.00 lother side: Impending ruin anrl From ArN.D. ""armth from fuel. Silent blower air 1954 STUOEBAKER Regal perdltlon ...• I submit ih~t it is GRANO r ALI.5, September 23 2·4 p,m. 1941 PLYMOUTH circulates humidified warm precise I)' hy del'eloping our re- (SI'~ejal) - At Rpproxlmately 10 $75,00 . to all looms. Larle filt" fcpt23,24 Deluxe Sedan sources that we Improl'e our o'clock Thur,dA)' nls;ht while con· SATURDAY NIGHT dc\iver3 clean hcat-reducel . Heater .nd· Defrostcr!. position." . ductlng R road block ~earch of 8· 10p,m. 1951 PONTIAC A car that bas just been As!ertlng that he majored In motor "elllcics on' \.he Badger SUNDAY NIGHT $215.00 Dm\l1 decorating expenses. Full, run In ~o".:.-:..:...· .$1825.00 history and political science when HighwR),. about nine mlles fr.om Balance in 18 months Insulated cabinet, bonderizicl Grand Falls, In accordance with 9·11 p.m. 1953 MORRIS Oxford Sedan he was going to school, and had sept23,24 for rust protection. ~plele" Heater and O~fro5tcr. made a closP'study of Newfound· tbe WiI( LIfe Mt, Wild Life or· 1953 BEL AIR CHEV. R!.dlo. A good car for land politics, he was able to state flcers Gco. Hicks, .11'., of Grand $550.00 Down automatic controls. See ittodayl Winter u~e .... ,. ,.$1050.00 Ihat nowhere did he ·flnd that the Falls and Arthur Bult 01 Badger, BaI:mce in 2i{ months We have' to-~ove'lhe follo\\'. Tories were connected with de· accompanied . by RCi>lP Oencers' Lively ana Kennedy of the Grand ini used cars this week. Come In velopment. 1952 PONTIAC Falls aetachment,-' discovered 8 and make us ~n offer. . . He denied reports that the gov· I $485.00 Down ernment was B socialist one and Corner Brook truck In c'harge of Balance. in 24 months 19~1 VanGUARD Sgdan. reminded the House thai' he ahd llis colleagues had done every· two young men from Petrles\ load· 1951 STUDEBAKEP. 3A Ton ed with about 800 pounds 01 scrap 1950 VANGUARD thing possible' 10 encourage Rnd $260.00 Express assist private enterprise. In this metal they had taken from the . . Down mill premises of Ihe A.N.D. Co. at Balance in 2,( months 19~1.. CREVRCLET Pick. up. respect he said that every possible action was being' taken \ to bring Grand Falls; . • Steers Equipme.rit' C,o. '950 HillMAN Sedan. . about the development' of the DIVISION' OF.. STEERS LTD, 1954 'HUDSON JET third paper mill. Snnw\illles Buby ean be tlie . • . - $450.00 Down Steers Equipment CO. . Mr. Howe cil\lcllld~d by' slating worst SOI.t ilf hillll nctnr. Whcil he Corner 'Presi0ltand 80nd Sireeis BIII:lIlce in 24 months Adelaide Motors that wc ~re 'livlll~ ill a. ll~W age discovers IW'cull !let a I'i~c Ollt of I 'PHONE'.4108· . ST. JOHN'S . '. '.' where tbouSllnds m'c '~ecklng em· . Chry'.' Ai'• ',:'_ ...-.... DIVISION·OrSTEERS.LTD •. .. lllnited· ploymentand it Is the. duly, nol ~~~a~~/&l~n~;.~~c'~~h~~ i;~u~:a~~!.· :1 . '8 (Auto Service Co. a away from him . • I Cor. PRESCOTT and BOND STREETS· - C~~';.r: A'Clelaide and only the right of the government; :kllth~nknl£e Ser rtemp /iJ~IM-ItJr ' ..: '.' :N.w G~wer .' to do everything feasible ·to bring :~ ~~g~r;~;c~t~o~c~tre~~:I~t~p~~!t\,' ~. ' ____ .... ~"'r.~iw. l'l'ls;m:;ti~~~a~~?H',ST;UiET 'PHONE'4108 ST. JOHN'J Rbout the development or our sed by tha temper display. .bev'O,,,! ... ____ ., ... . \ Your Hudlon, Volk,wlgtn Dta'ltr sept16.oct8.13,lS· •••• 1 • " .' : DIAL 3015 aatural re!ourctl. . aejlU2,24,27' . . , . . rHE DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 24, 1955.19

Ir -it_ MEETING L.S. P. UNION (In aid of Social Welfare Archdiocesan proje~ts Ind " THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING OF, St. Patrick's Parish) TO.NiGHT SPECIAL MEETING \ ST. BON'S ATHLETIC ASSN. Music by TO-MORROW, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th WILL BE HELD AT THE COLLEGE' flleo Michael's LAST, TWO NIGHTS AT NOON . Orchsetra" SATURDAY and MONDAY Sunday, Sept. 25th Cover $1.00 Business: Decision re changes of Union AUCTION (It 11.30 a.m. -- Constitution given due notice and FAIR AND BINGO pertaining to Union Financ.s. Monday, Sept. 2'th THE FAIR OF THE YEAR (Sgd.) LEO A. EARLE, President CARD PARTY P. G. WHELAN, Rete ••Ster.tary 1.30 p.m. Maciel School will be holding an AUCTION and BRIDGE at In KG' of C. Auditorium .Canon Wood Hall on u. 12 Head Choice LODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 1139, ~.C., A.F. & A.M. WEDNESDAY, September 28th at B o'clock p.m. BINGO fly BINGO Butchers' Cattle The regular Monthly Meeting 'will be held all' Good prizes) tea served. 30 GAMES .CARDS $1.00 (t'nder au~pices 01 Newloundland Federation of Labour WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th, 7955, at 8 P.M. tel. Education Ccmmlttee) (NOTE CHANGE OF TIME) Admission SOc. Business: F.C. DEGREE. Patrons are asked to brIng .. CASH WHEEL let. , GAIETY AUDITORIUM By Order of the R.W,M, their own Cards. ,. POT O'GOLD WHEEL (9 GOODS WHEEL sept2t,26 WALTER J. BENNETT, Secretary .. 2 FOR 5 WHEEL • TUESDAY, Sept. 27th np24,2S Crystal Palace' TOTAL PRIZES $650.00 Irp3(h) Newfoundland TO·NIGHT Newtouhdland Rythm Kings Orcheslra. BANK (56 numbers) ...... $300,00 Academy of Art Cover charge $1.00 N'I S.rvic~s DOOR PRIZE claimed by MRS. HAYES Salaried Position AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES Food Served. CLUB OPEN 2 P.M. YOUR PATRONAGE WILL BE APPRECIATED SUMMARY TRAIN SCHEDULES RE ..OPENING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4/h s EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, For reservations call A Company which has been established ov.r half.a­ SEPTEMBER 25th. Drawing and Painting' Toll Operator century has an opening for a salesman 1!1 St. John's. Wlltbound (tel) Train "The Cadbou" leaves St. OffIce opens Monday, September 26th This is a salaried position, plus bonui commission., and " John's 5p,m. Sunday, Tuesday 'F-HONE K'R INFORMATION and Thursday making direct con· !l860 = I sober also includes a pension plan. It ,is areal opportunllY I: I • nectlon at Port aux Basques with ======DRAWING !ling for the right man. He will be thoroughly traIned to do steamer for North Sydney. Local ANNU,ALDINNER the job and the salary will be paid during the traIning train fOir points to Corner Brook In aid of the parish of st. [ leaves st. lohn'. 8,30 p,m. Mon· Peter and Paul, Bay Bulls, tickets period. Slate age, present occupation, ma~tal ,tatus, LUC,KY STRIKE uring day, Wednesday, Saturday. drawn by T. P. Hickey and Robert number of years of residence In the communIty, previous eastbound St. John's General Hospital School ofNurlinl ,I I , Hudson. Winning No. 1st (silver) selling experience, if any, and oUlside interests. Steamer leaves North Sydney 6102 P. Carey, Witless Bay. 2nd luring 8.30 p.m. (AST) Sunday, Tuesday, BOWLING LEAGUE Association, Newfoundland Hotel, THURSDAY, ", i '. (lamp) 5889 No name. 3rd (tea BOX No. 47 c/o Daily News Thursdays making direct connec· tlon with train "The Caribou" The annual meeting of the above League will be held set) 7471 No name. Five prizes September 29tft, 7.30 p.m. Tickets may be Ich. leaving Pert lUX Basques 9.00 a.m. at the Guards Club Rooms on TUESDAY, September of fh'e dollars each. 5371 B. IlIad· obtained from the Executive or the Hospital I ======:!followlnl day. for polnt~ to St. 27th at 3 o'clock. All teams are requested to have '0 den, 652 Southside. 6650 }. t- Jobn's. Local train leaves Corner BOUll'ne, 78 J. Walsh, 4687 No and must be picked up before 6 p.m. Tuesday Brook 11.00 a.m. Tuesday, Thurs­ Representative present. New teams or individual mem­ " day,. Saturday arriving St. John's name, 253 No name. 7.30 •. m. followlnr days. bers wishing to loin the League are welcome. • et by $ WANTED $ For furthtr dtt.1I1 Ipply ne.r. E. SIMMS, Secretary nt Rillway Agtnt. CARD long RADIO NEWS. REPORTER PASSENGER NOTICES , For Sale To Rent I Experienced CONNECTION l'I!WISPORTE· FOR SALE-2 MUch Cow. and \YANTIiD TO RENT three bed ~ feel Full·time job for a bright, hard-working Young Man CORNER BROOK SERVICE Calves. Patrick Ryan, New· room house or apartment In Dr. James B. Ition. CHANGED TO SUNDAY town, Torbay. or near St. John's. 'Phone interested in ReportIng Local News. Interesting work Train "The Caribou" leaving .-:;::..::..::::....:.~:::..:...--:'-~:-­ Capt. Malcolm R. Humphrey J. W. for oman of initiative. No experience neces.ary St. John's 5 p,m. Sunday, Sept. FOR SALE-1953 two door B.I· at 6089 b"Core 5 p,m. and Roberts arded 28th, will make connection at Air Chev. In perfect condl· 6U15 after .. p.m. sep201 w but a good knowledge of English essentIal. Firm Lewisporte with 8,S. Springdale tlon Milage 10.000. Price WANTED-Apartment for fllur. WILL BE OUT OF-TOWN SECRETARY offers many employee benefits. for points to Corner Brook. $1,500. Pholle 5268·H. Term! Must have two. bedrooms, FOR ABOUT FOUR LTD. CONNICTION SOU.TH COAST can be arranged. mllst pass government Inspec· Apply by letter stating age, educational qualifica­ IIRVICI VIA PORT AUX FOR SALE-Soulhbtnd Lath.; tlon. Furnished a must. Con· WEEKS. tions and salary expected to . tact A/2C H. B. Bomers, Required I"SQUII-TODAY quick shift gears and taper . ", I , C attached. R. W. Barnes, 19 Red Cliff. Want to move In Tra n 'The arlbou" leaving Cashin Avenue.. ~ept21,4i last of Octobp.r. sept23,24 BOX No. 37, DAILY NEWS St. John'. todny will make con· By large financial institution. Shorthand $ $ nlctlon at Part aux Buques with -----....;..---­ S.S. Baccadleu on South Coast Salesladies Wanted Taxi FOR SALE essential. Willing to pay good salary to cap· :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:=~ Service. " CONNECTION BAY RUN $23 WEEKLY for wearing lovely mCKEY'S TAXI leaving Ter· able person. Apply in writing'to dresses given you as bonu •• rencevllle Wednesdays, St. ! ; PLACINTtA BAY-MONDAY Building lot -i. Just sllow North American John's on Thursdays. Conned' I,~ ,tVANTED Regular 9 a.m. train to Ar. BOX 'l7, THE DAILY NEWS Fashion Frocks to friends. No Ing with mail boat. Contact ! tentll Monday, ,September 26th. SITUATE HOWLEY AVENUE j' " canvassing, Investment or ex· Mr. Hickel' at Terrenceville , Wl11 make cDnnection 'Nltb M.V. perience .' necessary. North or dial 4210·F at St. JOhD'S. stating salary required, experience and Burin on the Bay RUn Placentia American Fashion FrocksbLtd. aep7.1m For particulars apply AN EXPERIENCED MAN Bay. , 2163 Parthenols St., ept. , ;? T·3673. Montreal. 6 HOWLEY AVENUE references. .. To take charge of an CONNICTION GitliN BAY sep21,24 . Venetian Blinds or 'PHONE 3947F ;, SIRVICI-TUESDAY sept24,26 , AUTOMOTIVE. PARTS DIPARTMENT Local Train leavlnl St. John's ONLY COMPLETE BLIND ,.; I . 8.30 P.Jd Tuesday, Sept. 27th, wll1 Insurance Service. Manufacture. Laun· Apply by letter to milke connection at Lewlsporte dry Repair Work Ruar:mtced. :, with M.V. Codroy on the Green ASK FOR MY BROAD lib One day service. Free quota· BOX 16 c/o. DAILY NEWS Bay Service. purpose Insurance. Fire In· tions. Kearneys Limited, WANTED " St. John's Commercial ! " ,ept20,22,24 surance premiums now les! Manufacturers. 454 Water 8t. !; ; I S.S. KYLiI SAILING 5.00 p.m.- than ever. Your properly is . , ~~======~======TUESDAY worth protecllngj W. E. Cald· We require for an exporting ': S.S. Kyle on the South Labra. well, Insurance Agent, 'Pllone MUlical Instruments firm on the Burin Peninsula an litP, dor Service refular ports to 2465. Addre!s Temple Bulld· Hockey League' .WANTED Goo •• Bay wIn ~al from the Dock Ing Duckworth St., 8t. John's. . GIBSON GUITARS - Horner experienced Stenographer. Coutll Wharf 11.00 p.m. Tuesday. sepl0,s,tu.tf \ •• Button Stop Accordeons and Apply in writing, stating ex- J Harmonicas. Rlohmond Saxo­ i. f:'· Sept. 27th. . FURNISS WITHY INSUR· phones, Boosey Clarlnets.­ perience and salary expected. ANNUAL MEETING SEPTEMBER 26th, 795$ :, PARTS MANAGER IS BAR HAVIN ANCE Dtlpartment offering Charln Hutton Ie Sons. P.O. :~: , • . SAILING dependable insurance-Auto- WEST ATLANTIC " i' MEMORIAL STADIUM 8.30 P.M. ., required to take charge of 5.00 p'm.-WEDNESDAY mobile. Fire, Burglary, PlaIt S.S. Bar Haven on the South Glass, Tourist Banage, PRODUCTS LTD. " Barber Shop Business: (a) Presentation of Annual Ropo?t. !.: AUTO PARTS DEPARTMENT. Coast Service will sail from the Transportation, Travel Accl· 340 Water Street .' Dock Coastal W'luirf 5.00 p.m. dent, LlnblUty. Phone 2073. THE CENTRAL BARBER scpt22.tf (b) Election of Officers'1955-.56 • Apply in person to Wednelda" sept. 28th. , ROBERT DAWE & SON, FI";- SHOP-Fast ef!1clent sani· ..I! E . CONNIICTION',WEST RUN and Automobile InsUlance. tary service. All modern 0pFortunities For Men (c) Admission of new teams. , . PLACENTtA BAY- Be IIIfe, be lure,lnsure. Tele- equipment, five barbers. The AS,KA SA LE:S· LTD. leflst possible waiting. 24 New . Previous and new teaml desirous of en.. ring • WIDN.IDAY phone :1882, P.O. BOll 85 Gower Street. opp. Adelaide DIESEL RelUlar 9.00 a.m. train to Ar. Roya~ Bank Chambers. . st. Motors Ltd. my4.1m HEAVY EQUIPMENT = . ,entia Wednuday Sept. 28th, wlll _._Jo_h_n_s. ______Hen are belJii' selected 1n this area to League must submit application and namel of bo trained lor hllh'pay Jobs •• Diesel connect with Burin on the Contlct STAN FOWLER, R,· mechanics, operators, mnrlne DIesel, parts· two Delegates before annual meeting. Notices ' ENOS' RAPRER' . WAITE'D' M.V. Misc.llaneo\ls men. servicemen. trOUble Ihooter Ilnd ST .,':0:. West Run Placentia Bay. nouf building, for Fire Auto- . many other jobs In this rapidly expanding Indu .. try. U you are mechanically minded to be sent to in Water St. Office for Private and, (:onfldtntlaIWcrk. FREIGHT ACCEPTANCES ~~~~e ~rj~~a~~()~~~y~:~r. ALL WOOL MATTR'ESSES ire and. want increased earnings. you Dwe it to )·ou ..ol1 10 lind out whelher or not you blower GOo"cf salary." Apply" .. '.. ,',' '., .•.. '., '.' ... SOUT,H LABRADOR SERVICE ed. 'PhDne ~31-P.O. BOl picked; re·covercd: springs tan qaallfy. For free Inrormatlon wHh. ST. JOHN'S COMMERCIAL HOCKEY LEAGUE, I ht So h 63 day . Deds rewired; Inner out obligatio•• write ,I,'ln, addre.. and air BOX 18, DAILY NEWS,· ST. JOHN's,;. " , r re g for ut Labrador • spring mattresses recondition· pltone number to: Service regular ports to Goose ------.;.0 Bcpt20,24,Tel P.O. BOX E5313 '" lep123,24 .,' Bay wlll be accepted at the Dock INSURANCE-Bowrlni Broth· EU. Write, Phone 3891. wire Coastal Shed· Monday 9.00 a.m. .r Limited Inlurance Depart· H. J. Keats, 16 Mount Royal Agents Wanted =_===::;:::======-=¢=== to NOON ' ment-Flre. Automoblle,Mll' Avenue. --- "" , . • Ine and all Casualty line.. feb3.eod.tf. FREE SUITS AND HIGH CASH FISHERIES RESEARCH BOARD ·.OF CANADA . WANTED ST. JOHN'S~ORNIR BROOK Tel.phone 313L FOUR Ireu, rlmps, lwo wash commissions giVen to you lor 'IR,VICI, CONTACT A. E. HICKMAN rack til serve you. GreaSing, selling all· wool made to NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES , Frellht fot St. John s·Corner Co. Ltd. InBurance Agents. 01\ change and washing while- measure clothes for manu· -stant Manag' er Brook Service per S.S. Northern 'Phones 4182-8+&.6 POB b·walt.· Cars called for and fac:uring company with long RESEARCH STATION An. AS51 • lUnler,next trIp from 8t. John's 1184. for your Insurance ~.: deUvered fDt U,ose and gen&f' established record for great Will. bl accepted at the Dock qUlrements 'al repair_Terra Nova values. Full or part time. For the Gander Consumers Co-operative Socle'Y Limited COi.W Shed Monday, Sept. 26th, . . Motors. Ltd .. rear NewfOund. Ex~erience not necessary. FIELD WORKER REQUIRED at Gander, Salary up to $3600 per year.' Startln, t.~t~2i~,119 ~~. ~~dNoTQ1N~day, DrNEtJlA~~~t ':~:~O~~~~l:: land Hotel.' ~~~rnlo~a~~ree !~~iit.mo~e,r. . salary will depend o,n prev,lous experience, ~. nd~u"lIfl..· SOUTH COAIT iERVICI , . abIes. to "laW". a few dollan. COPPER, BRASS Ind LEAD cellent opportunity. Rodney 1. AppllcaHons are invited for a position In .the Technician rant " . Freqht for Soutb Coast Ser. 0lur fair.rate, reliable ptlllcy Bcrap wanted for cash, 30 Ibs.· ~:~o~~,g r.1~~~:~f.' Dept. A29, . at the Newfoundland Fisheries Rcsearch· Station. Salaf1. cations. Addre" application. to 'hi SECR~.lARY, . vIce pn 8.S.Bar HaYen next ,lves Immecllate protection. or more collected free. U.N.F. '1 t tIld 31 depending upon qualifications, to begin at some point in the lept21,22,H trip from St. John's accepted at 'Phon. 6921 or write oJ. J. Co., Phone 80171, R. House. ...::;se.p;.;.•.:;;;sao:;.=e;;;;c;:-.. ____ scale. . ------~.-----...;...----- DDck ,Coaml Shed up to NOON Lacey. P.O. BO)lIlO6. re);)l.t1 sept17,eod,2w . Agenh Wanted-Male Tuesday, sept. 27th. Assistant Technician, Grade 1 $1800·120·2400. Exper i ence d 5 aI .1 I a d Y IT• .I0HN·.S.:.LlWISPORTI Coal ~.~!t~~~ FAC1~~'!':~~'n~~~:~ IF WE SEND YOU YOUR OWN 2. The duties are to assist biologists In fisheries wurk, no .S "VICE , . . Schools. Canadian Ltd 2011 SUIT WITHOUT ONE CENT previous experience heing necessary as ~ralnlng In·thi.'fIork Fr~lght . for ,St. John s·Lewls· C~AL $1.00 per ball: Splits 50~ Argyle' St.. Sydney. N.S: COST TO YOU will you wear will be given at the Research Station. Qualifications desired. Wa nted porte ,Service per 8.S. Glencoe \lef bag: Junks 50c p~r bag. Da, --:-____' ___ -.,..._ and show It to your friends and are: Grade Eleven, Intel!lgenc~ Inltlatlvc; good. pbyslcal nex~ tdp ,frOM 8t. John'. accept· and night dell"e!,)" Prompt 181' DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT 'take their easy orders, making condition and the ability to work at sea wilen net.I,ny.' ed at the Dock Coastal Shed vice .. POWER'S COAL. East End . . a handsome pro(!t on each 3. to take cha·r. of Infants' and Children'. Wednesday, S~pt. 28th, 9 a.m. to Dial 2619L. ' IIIJ71ID Trlctor TraInIng Service, Lta., one? You nqed no experi· Applications, giving age, ,any previous worldng expultnce. 5 p.m. • D!v. '4, 3339A Bloor Sireet West, ence. I show you how and educational and o~er qualifications, and: the ilatter and Departments' in wen tltabU.. htel,retaU . . . TorDnto 18, . Ontario supply big woollen sample ki't addresses of ot least· two rcferences (not relat!~e,.l .b,uld Personal .' lepl23,14,26.27.21 be sent to the Director, Newfoundland Fl5herbs Rtttlrcl1 sto.... Lady with at 1•. a,lt 5 yean experi­ , free. 'But act quick. Write us Station, 5t. John's, ApplicilDts should Includl! c:ertified JOHN" I ------a letter telling an about your· copies of their Grade X and Grade Xl marks. Thm ri.cDreli ence priferr.d. Pleast apply' POEMS wanted to itt to muilc. ICLASSfFIED AlJ. S self. Send no money. Dept. will be returncd anel all applicants will be notUl~,1 whln David Strand. 4136 First NW. . 829, Mayficld Tailoring Co.. the position has been fined. Applicallons will be. aa:eptid Seattle 7, Wash., U.S,A. GE1 RESUL1S P.O. Box 68. Montreal, Que. , up to October 10, 1955. .., .lept23,24 P.O. BOX 786 lep20,71 , aug2.0,27sep3,10,17,24 sep22,24,26. . . i • • .. ... ,,'\ : 'o. ; • " •

, 20, .' THE DAilY NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPT. 2.4, 19S~, '~I -,MILLEY'S ·ALWAYS· "DAVY CROCKETT" FLUTE SH.IRTS-2 to 6 yea~ ...... "';,97c ':HAVE·. CAMERA

75 BOYS' FL~ECED' MOTTLED COM.INATION5-Ail siles· .... :·$1· '. We have n9W installed an '. Aquarium and .. have, for sale Enter Sir Robert CAMERA several kinds of Gold Fish and ~n~eta Thirkel! ...... 2.25\ . BOYS' PLAID FLETTE .SHIRTS-7 to 14 ...... ~ ...... :-'. $1.75 other types.. A Summer Night • 1 '· " $5 98 .' Alan Moorehead ...... 2.00 \ • BUDGIES a t ...... · . Madame De' Pompadour . , "LOADED CORDUROY OVERALLS-2 ~o 6 years .... ·.. ·: ...... ··:· ...... ·:·;~1·4Q . CAGES from .; ...... $4.75 up Nancy Milford ...... 2.75 \ JUSTRIGHT BIRD FOOD Officers and Gentlemen 'l)oc 20 varietie~' . Evelyn Waugh ...... 2.50 -WITH PLAID fLANNELETTE LINED' JEANS-4 .to, 10 .years ...... $3. 00 The Toff and the (BULBS F0R F~L~ PLANTING Deep Blue Sea 70 vanetles) , Con John Creasey ...... 1.50 i 19 CHILDREN'S .SLEEPERS-1 to 4 years ...... ' $1. ASK FOR CATALOG Leaven of Malice I Illness Roberlson Davies ...... 3.50 I 'KODAK Simon Peter . \ BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOUR DENVER, • c GAZE'SEED The Fisherman s-tricken with NAVY BLUE "INTERLOCK BLOOMERS"-6 to 14 yiars· .. 7S , I where he was Kurt Friebeger ...... 3.25 C·OMPANY Kathleen .Ferrier . -:-SCHOOL ~LOUSES-L.S. and 5.5 ...... : $1.90 410 WATER STREET ,Neville Cardus ...... 2.2t FIL 'Phone No. 4328' Sir Anthony Eden Lewis Broad ...... 3.50 The Bedside' Dickens J. W. Garrod ...... 3.00 newspaper men: 1 Pair LADIES' ,.WHITE . .From Cabbages to Kings LTD • "There is being to FUR TRIMMED SLIPPERS Lisa Sheridan ...... 3.7 t, TOOTON'S , ports. He's • Canadian Anthor The Book of the Sea well." WATER ST.· DIAL 6331 Eisenhower, Worth $1.75 : A. C. Specforsky ...... 12.95 had suffered Finally' Gets KODAK'S ONLY 'AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR IN NFLD. scribed 3S a With every $10.00 'purcliase. d;Jy night. It afternoon that Booli Puhlished .~}:.:·rv;da· . Our .. motto· is: . he han sufrered OTTAWA . (CP) - An' ottawa . t:lrombosis" woman Who has .b~en dabbling at V;;.mtU.I!!:IiljtM SERVICE. AND INTE.~RITY I t!l fitzsim mons writlrig since she was 14 will sec later hulletins 'her first· novel "Mountain. stad· THE BOOKSELLERS was dro:>rf~d ows" go on sale here today. 'Phone 3191 >4425 of the heart It will be the climax of more gall eon's burial bards and more earthenware-but DUNTON,England(CP)-Resl• JlP-ALTII A than six ~'ears work for Magdal'~ne . -.------The nr~,:idrlnl ground. . no gold'and :no.'glittering·.crown. dents of this Bedfordshire village .. Eggleston, who began the oIlovel callie 'at a GIVeS Up Search Thousands of tOurists, lured by Last week, however. the. 'duke have seen the light. They have S.'. MILLEY LTD.' shortly before enrolling in a ,fiction ~. interest in his writing courSe at carl.elon College romantic talk of. treasure, flocked set· a deadline; He gave, ~is ·frog· voted in favor of the street lighting . i!lgton ore!s F T h. . to this port on the'little island of men' divers until Frid~y.tostrike o,yhieh they rejected ,last year. here in 1949. or 0 ermorv 4 he declar~d When' she sholVed the first 10,000 .. Mull and watched i giant dredge gold. . .. ". NOTl'INGHAM England (CP1- will bc a factor 1V0rds' to h~r Instructor he told her p. .t T . bring up planks of .rotting African They failed to reach pay'dirt and Chemist Harold Carnell left £10 In mind whether It had possibilitles. When she Ira e reaSlll'e oak-ship's timbers _ and frag· Friday night the men were paid his will,to buy drinks all round for tzrm as n".. "i('~1 • showed him' the next 10.000 words TOBERMORY,' Scotland (Reu· ments of ancient earthenware. off and the salva'ge ship was being his old comrades in the Home tion. he said' It was worth. going ahead ters)-The Duke of Argyll, who As the weeks went by, divers made ready to sail away' next Guard during the Second World Eisenhower, with. . has .sunk .a. fortune in trying to found muddy, rusting sword scab· week. .' War. 14, has be~n "He' didn't see It again until the raise a 4oo·year·old Spanish treas· nepublican whole BO,OOO words were' written, ure ~hip' from Its ocean bed, gave ell!ction. and then everything. Was wrong r------. up the battle Friday. The general First Thing with it," sh~' said in an interview. For years, the 52.year·old duke, the United FOUND PUBLlSIIERS wealthy head of the clan Campbell publicans, wilh Mrs. Egsles~on said she realited h~s been searching for the Duque Royle Excavating Co., Ltd. didate again. then that she could either give up de Florencia, the pay ship of the orites to win thl In The Morning the whole Idea' or buckle dOWn to delc'aled Spanish Armada. Legend out him. thcy a siege of hard work; sal's it went 10 the bollom of this, ANNOUNCES THE REORGANIZATION OF ITS STAFF chance against She buckled dOll'n,. and e'·~nl· Scottish bay ~OO years ago. .': WITH. hav·~ several first thing in the morning after you ual!y Cound bOlh a British and Under a royai charter, signed by,' indudlng Adlai American publisher for it. King Charles l, Ihe duke ha~ MR. MICHAEL F. HOWLEY, Civil Engineer, as General Superintendent the 1952 ,·ol:!. The book is set in a coal mining iet up, try "Pleasing your mouth" rightful claim to anything salvaged i MR: W. KELLY, as Business Manager ia'Jvcr o( town iii Alberta; the kind of com· from the' galleon. His aneesturs l Averell Hnl·'rim. with afinl, freshly flavoured CHICLET. munity in' which Mrs. Eggleston before him have been after' the . Mrs. J:."e.nuu grew up. It taklffl place shortly treasure since 1683, when one I You will love CHICLETS - they are aCter the First World War and hirt\~ a' man 10 go down in deals with. the 'diffieultles of a a primitiVe diving belt to search ning a~ain, always good. group of Immigranfs' ehiidren in for the wreck. . . room ac!'Ol'S adjusting to the new world. . The' trensure,' jc it is as real as ident's sick A handsome bl9nde of 48, she old Spanish records claim, is con· pita\. Keep them handy in the pocket-Ask Was born in Bankhead, Alta., of slderable: ,"3D millions of cash hid· I NIXO~ 17\ ei Lithuanian parents. Her' father, den under ye sell of ye glln Dr. Paul Dill for CHICLETS - the finest, freshest, who. hnd fled from Lithuania to roome." heart fDeciaii5t avoid conscription In Ihe Russian The Florencia also carried the usett, General most dllightfully flavoured chewing Army, operated a! holel and livery jewelled crOWn of Philip of Spain. b)' !l~alle from stable. . MODERN EQUlPJlIENT growing, team Gum you can get. l\URRIED TEACIIER Thi~ summer, the duke using the ~~ndance. She gradualed from Calgary most modern salvage equipmenli others a Normal School in 1928 and two and frogmen,divers,_. at last pin· elude ,... ' .. ·uc, Ves - It's CHICLETS the popular weeks laler married her high • der, Eis(!nhclwcl school English ~caeher, Wilfrid DEATHS ian, and Col. Eggleslon. now a well·known Cana· -'------chlwing gum. dian journalist. BENNETT-Passed peacefully I chief of the . . Friday. Seple'mber 23, I at Filzsi . Mrs. Eggleston has had two belove,) wife of Reginald .' radio plays produced by llle CSC, W. Bennett. Left to mourn be· who WOII:d has published a number of sides her husbond arc two sons. i:len~)' 'in the {leath in om!::! '.' wrilten articles for a Edward and Gordon, one· daugh. magazine and was at one time te,,", )IIargarct and one' sister HUBERT W. KELLY ington \\'hcr~ i. JlIICHAEL F. HOWLEY Graduate of SI. Bonaventure's' Collg. informed of '~.. , Canadian correspondent for the Margaret Kepple. Funeral by B. Eng. CiviL Writers' Journal, published in motor ,hearse Monday at 2.30 and Memorial Unh·erslly. dition. York p.m. from ber latc residence, 199 Graduate at St. Bonaventure's' College. st. John's Municipal Council . Messages • Hamilton Avenue to the C. of E. Jllemorlal University and McGill University En,lneer·. Department, 1930·1955 Engineer. IIIghways Division, • from manl' : She recentiy completed another Cemetery. Public 1949·19U abeUl and '. novel set in modern Oltawa and Is ST. JOHN-Passed peacefully Department Works, Civil Engineer, s~nt their collecting malerlal for a. historical away September 22,'1955, at his for the novel with an Alberta setting.' late resldencc, Blackhead Road, st. John's llunlclpal Counell, 1951·1951 • Thomas St. John In his 76th year, er~'" and. 1r-__------,lleaVing to mourn wife. three sons, said he \\'~s NOW IN STOCK !', rine brotner, ten grandchildren, '. AND ALSO ANNOUNCES six great·grandchlldren. Funeral '. WHY BUY THE from his late resldencc, 0.30 p.m. ~REDITWAY? September 24tb. • THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A' CONSULTING BIRTHS . WHEN IT COSTS YOU: . WHITE-Born at the Grace ENGINEERING', DEPARTMENT TO ACCOM· MORE? Maternity Hospital; on Thursday. .8. :C. DOORS Septcmbllf' 22, to Wylie and. NOW IS THE TIME TO Phyllis White, a' son. . MODATE ANY SERVICES REQUIRED IN 2 PANEL START THE i\IURPHY-:Born' to' Betty anel • Ted Murphy. a baby girl at St. I THE CIVIL· ENGINEERING FIELD FLUSH Clare's Mercy Hospital. - ' . . I' ' : JANES-At the Grace ~IateriJl· OUTSIDE : "'LAY~A·WAY ty Hospital on SllI'tember 22, to . . Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Janes. a son. IN ALL .STANDARD SIZ.ES BARRON-Born to Bill and PLAN Mary Barron Oil September 22 at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital, a s'on. FOR CHRISTMAS Royle Excavating Co.; Ltd~, " '. . .' , ,'.' , James Longines -' Wittnauer IS EQUIPPED TO UNDERTAKE ALL TYPES OF' CONSTRUCTION WORK ident's diet -8. c. PLYWOOD Watches -Bulova . ..:... . . '.' INCWDING .. . elltirely of FRILLED' heart attack , Gladstone - .. Cardinal­ .. :. PROPERTY SUB '.DIVISIONS ., 2:45 a.m • .. , .Merif-Medanci ' He has '. ,'., • I' , : .CURTAI~ETTE .. . WATER and' SEWER MAIN . INSTALLATIONS· constantly :. STREETCONSTRUGTlON ' ...... ' , : . . .' ", that nhl'sici;arl •AI~o, complete liile of '. 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