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THE .DAILY NEWS
9.30 a.m.-Big Six Pro~ra~,
10.00 p.m.·-western HIt .
Parade.
10.30 p.m,-Hymns for
Everyone,
11.30 a.m,_Reddy" Varieties
've Years' Work But Little Done
by Bellini
"NORMA,'
Charles. Hutton· & Sons
18 PAGES
(Price 5 cenls)
ST, JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDlAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1955
Vol,' 62. NQ. 221
PRESENTS
aTlllable at
.
tta'wa, .Provinces Will I)iscuss -Slow
Of·
Trans-Canada
Highway
rogress
Quebec Will
ga I n, Russians Won't Attack?!iH~pe
:Chan.ge Its Mind.,'
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ugs ttac
ictimUses Hammer
Escape To Safety
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'oJ Graham .Says..
Planners Billv
".,.
t erusa
d 'e I
.I. oron 0
Take No'
On
e
0
I- Gre,a les I m~~:~~laulliOrities
'J
Chances
littll.
more than one quarter complete after five years' work·.
will be discussed at a conference here between federal
officials and provincial highway ministers, probably J1~
OTTAWA (CP)-The trans-Canada highway,
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~~~e~~~a~~mT:le~r~~:.
are known to
be concerned about slow progress provincial outla)'1 up to a mo'
OTrAWA (CP) Th
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\ with the 4,6oo·milc, coast·to-coast imum totll or $150,000,000 byD ..
_
ere If
TORONTO (CP)-They came in cars, buses and \ paved roadway begun In 1950 willi cember, 1956. It was hoped whe.
some belief here that the trains They came from little ports on the Great Lakes t~e provinces doing the construe· the agreement was signed that thl
Russians won't be in a p o s i · .
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tiOn. The federal treasury fQots highway would be completed br
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. Ontar10 manufacturIng towns and even from DetrOIt and·1 half the cost, estimated five years that time.
hon to aunc a mal.or al! Montreal.
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ago at 'a total of some $300,000,000 The target noW has lone by"tlll
attack on North America fOI
In thousands they sat on benches: 10 go, Ihe $100,000 financial target: but nr.'IV
to to.p that before board. Federal oUida!s admit th.
perhaps two years.
! in Ihe walei'fI'Dnt Toronto. Col· I hail been
by $15,000:
It was highway won't even be nearly h.lf
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. . , . : iseum They sang hymns prayed'l Graham said the extra mone)
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finished by llie time Ih. agreement
Hd.'f~' I~.;~e:pr.eadd Illl~ ~e~:I~g ~s I~' b:l"li~d and listened siiently as I would be used to help cover a· l~alrneh~ hFl'lda y, .IS wl'lhng prov,m· ex~ires'ILES DONE
s I IC.:! . 0 JU gc, U I. I.S. e th' ". t ' .
w'th burn· later campaign in India and Ihe cia. Ig way minsters suggesting 1,%23 M •
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Iby
some In a eood posItion 10 . e tn ense ~~ung man I to e Far East
an Ottawa meeting in November. Figures up to Au,. 31 this year
h
judge; Ihat is, wilh access t6 latest mg ey~s . bFceched t em
r '1 LIKE iT' LO!llGER
: Primary consideration will be reo show 1.223 of the lotal .,580 miles
intelligcnce
" . m:nk
wcnt' forward i lie said
regrets il was not
of the federal. - pro.vinciall of highway completed to federal
At the same lime. those Inclincd!
k "D·.·· f Chri,t": possible to continue the Toronto! highway agreement sll(ned In 1949 [ standards.
to this beller-Ihnt nus~ia could not 1 to r.~:/ i Ct~:I~~:t I~~ck or 'B'illy' crusade for as long as the 12 i and i."r1udi~g ~II prol'inc.es ~xc~pt, Ontario with 1.412 milts of hiJth· .
no.1I'
an all.out aIr assault on I
• long Toronto' weeks it ran in Britain. It could: Quebec. It ,IS due to expire In De· way
to
had pavpd
tim contment-hastcn to. add that I
d 4 _, •. h rI 'Ik d t 11 'have liarl "~n impact in every' ccmber. 19.,~.
1 a29 mlle5. Saskatche"an hail lined
nobody knows for surc )usl what I crusa e. ,JJ~ \ \\~ C n V lC I lI'av S oll'erful"
J:\,VJn; QllE8EC
i 2il of its alloltert 414 miles: AI·
the Rus~ians ha\'e al'ailabk in the pl~~f~,rm ~l he an some can· i He ~aia he is e~peciallv dclighted 1 Althou~h not in Ihe agreement. i herla 181 of 2n miles anrl Britisb'
\l'a~' }on~.ran~~ bombers.
gc
s c~N' TOO
'at I'h c' s~Jlport Irani Toronto \ ~ucbec is eX!leClert to .bp. iDl'iled' Columbia 174 of 6?2 miles..
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wh(,mliitary planncrs are. CI;},Dt!.o s ecial sen-ices. 682
An .I'craie of 600 at·:, In the hone Ihe
complehon of .allotted
S.\SKATOON (CP1-Lt.·Gol'. Sir
no
I'oung
and 6,,0
tcnlled each Friday. morning's i ment .may hare
ItS. mIOd. mileages for the
pro\'lnces at
LeoMrd Cedi Outerbrldl:c' ot New. Tne
oC
more than 11 vcars old had aho:
on
! P.rCllller. DUl)les5\S has dechned I" Aug.
,"ere
136 of 3911
fouocllanc1
i -thc entire
uf manpollcr,
f ' d'
: "For this reason I belie\'e the' sign mainly on the ground the
New BrunSWick M of
\\'ondcr,ul" duck 'shooting In S'1S' II'np?ns
poten·
da\'5 lefl to go.
I lasting
cllccts ;1'i11 prove to he' agreement didn't
Prince Edward hland U
kat"hewan
a Io-day vlsilba.cd In hr"e delree on 350000
. h d ttended the Il Hen grcator than an\' hefore."
Fafcguards for prol'lnclal rIghts. of 74 miles.
'flr,t-to this province. .
reports of what the
thel
what -little. spare time Dr. ?nder Ihe constitution llie provo .
had
.no pal"
Sir Leonard's alde.de.camp, H. other side IS up .to. ..
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final total to exceed 400,000.
Graham had-not enough for a tom control the hlghways.
.
lng on 115 allotted
mlles but
H. Winter, said Friday I" a tele- External Affms Minister P.ar·
"This crusade has developed rcund of golf. his fa\'oritc game- The !lment. agreement provldes had
gradIng of alm?st
phone conl'enatlon from Dundurn, son
here last month that the Into one of the greatest Ihat we I he worked on the manu5cri1?t of a that
200 mt!es of u:ans.Canada hlghlll',.
20 miles .outh of here that'the DE\',( Distant Early W~rnlng) r~· h
e 'e onducted" Dr Gra.1 forthcoming book and on drafts of ted mlleages of the highway WithIn system.
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I eutenant·gol'ernor has been !ee· will be I
e 1'0 . a "fe ham said. "There IS eVidence I artlclesol
Ing and shooting at "more
"n op ra I n In
W el'erywhere of the same driving I In the last week the strain was I
than he'd el'er seen In his Iif,e"
th I't '\11 a1 o spirit lliat we felt In Greal' Brit· \
10 tell. He said he was I
may
since hi. arrival ·.t Dundurn three b s"f
bar I 'tlh Rsd aln"
looking forward to a rest at home I
da~.s aIlO....
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. North CaroI'lOa before sail
'I'ng to
.e af ewI "ears
'
I ' e ore
'\ e ff'e
Financially,
the. crusade was lin
equally successflJ!.
three days
the. end of
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e~pe~ted
~xceeded
Ith~\,~:.~~II~IVlsStea r~\~I·lnlltYe~s
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rep~rts.
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laun~h
iscovers Home Of' Lieut. Governor
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Enjoys Holidav
CanadIanS
In Saslmtrhe,,~an
t ' C' 'l' t'
' Of PH'
S,gus
. J'e-
.' OTIAWA
IS Ol'le
I~(l
tVI
FOU11d
(CP)-An. elected sciElntist
has
to,"
returned
re~nants
the Yukon after digging up scattered
of
tould be the oldest known civilization in the Canad;,
orth.
n
~e
Dr. Richard MacNelsh, a r c h a e o . .
who directed the excaVition more.
11'111 return next summer
!polon Ihe ArcUc coalt near to contmue dlgglnl where. he left
off thl! year
border. said It wUl.be 'COUl.D TRACE l'ULTURE8
ncb
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. .'ltc-possibly the richest Th II' h
Id"
h Id 0
north-for many yean to
in
~llsh
t!I~,
\~ncJ~e~~e~hev
h~
Gra~a;'; ~onlh
~ute conslru~l,
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~~I~tIS
c1er~~·men.
Ital.~ng ~Ia.nnmg
c.nancc~.... ~.
peopl~
chililre~:
m~ht~r~
stral~~)
"Work~hop
i~ el1j~I'ln~ "absolul~ly
com~lrx
s~~lp.n~s. in~u5lrial
cO~~ijh ~~~::
~omc
dllrin~
tial-I~
int~lligenc~
'se~I'icesperb~ri~ial~ e~pected
I~
hi~
ri~\I'al
prol'1lila~ gOI'~rn'1 ~a\'ing
~hanged
mlle~;~I
pTO\:id~ suff~cienl mile~ a~d
E\'an~el1;I1I."
Newfo~ndland
~Rld
ofth~ Sut~os~ ~~'jl~rt:n:: P~RvC~ ar~:arri!~~s \'!~Ute~~1c1~'~.~~' ~~~ :~ I~~~~ra~g:q~o~:~rsl't~hmSoUu~ltC~
oUNo~~~~~~'~~!alrsMlnisterLe8age sea~on.
lite is nm the mouth of the Ing the earl)' cultures lliat lived in
rircr. belicI'ed lo.be on one
tht roUIC' or pre.historlc mlgra.
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of ASiatic races who crossed Issued a stalement terming the f nd
mail and who are gen·
(on;idereri 10 be the fore.
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Df prclcnt-day Eskimos and The site was found almost accl.
W~h
En~la~d ~t
~feetulgS: .
U'n,·ty 5t resse d
~one
FI00dAd
S n GaIes
be~inning
mea~,
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~10
c~mpleled
t~e prol'mcr~ c~nstruct ~J1~t.
dllek~ yeT~si'
ot~er
Manlt~ba
Ih~.
LashEast ern US
land game birds that come Into mMslve attack on North !'mema.
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Target date for completton of the LabouI'
The narty will fly back to New. DEW line Is seer~t but the best
foundl;ind Oct. 20.
lIue~s Is 19~7. It IV.I11 provide somc
By. ARTHUR EVERETT
Mr. Winter said the visit was un, (c?ur
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to
NEW
YORK
'~AP)-A wild and growing gale lashed
olflcial and by Invitation o( a anadlan C.!ICS but Its. mal" ob·
friend, Brl!. J. A. W. Bennetf, now ject Is .to s}.. nal ~he Umted States
: the U.S. easlel'l1 seaboard Friday, roaring north along the
army commander In Newfoundland Strategic Air Com~and to head for
. Llirril';IIIt' 1;111(' frlllll llil' Caru\ines tow,u'd Ontario.
summer by Dr. Mac· and formerly officer commanding Its
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!pnt. la)'er on layer, were dentally
Nelsh, whlie sccurlni the area for Saskatchewan area.
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There IS ..
here thai
Ihr llint and bone Imple· such ·sltes. His 75·year·old Eskimo The p"rty I" st"YI'n" .t Dlln' ~"rn' thc latest RUSSian jet bombers
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led him to a loW plateau at
>
uu
flo!
. 1110'
I tM
e
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1·'lulltl
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and piecrs of pottery of nine guide
a place which had obviously been a military camp and Sir Leo~ard reo .1 "n ~HI'. ~C(l1V ~~ •• ~.y II' r.e
TORONTO
IC'P)··-Thl' (':m:lllian C'lllh!l'I'SS of 1.:1[,,,1 ,1,,1'111 ,h·ltI~.,1 • ,tIlUf' ,1.1,". Ibill'! ('
l'uiturc!. Four are of
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an Invitation to 10p·WllldUI\ pIa liPS II II h r. \I
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)111'"1
{.,. S'
bou l'l'OSSIOg for cen urles.
;;'Isil IA .. Guv. W..1.
uf III
I.klt lIubully h,· ...· Frill;I\' I:'lhll·d its \f'lh HIHI tllla\ 1I1IlIll:d cOil\'l:'nll On ull <l t.1I )!1',·a.ly It,.t tllW",!.I" 11<'1 I
t
r h('fore found In the
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"We sui dOll'n to r~sl, Bnd lound
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. ,lid, 1".,'1. ,II , •• 111' ;lICJ>.
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In n"rlh.
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"I' sl'ttill" rl-Ilt 'I top of a
due Illlal·k or tillie: '''AII .,••
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1,1' bl'lIi' t\llil\',
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'I'he Ittull'lIunl '
had
lIu
alii I wl'e s no 1111 III'
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II
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II 11'"
Ihr I>ulllllll. oldesl layer,
Ilf Clint
poUt'ry Blld n"Y"r she,1 III or" tll"n
'dm:ks alilln
t" ."11'
A. 11.
IJf l.lw'l
II \ \, I t.
! p!lIlIl<I«1 Ihc i ";".1. ", 'he
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I,., •";1\1"'11 till' 1110"1
"'11"· bOil"."."
• , in hlR life <
I I tl Hu'."all, I IlIura1 "'1 '. \\ I111'1I II_X I"
illf)' IJ) Illfut; .th.l·:
•... II",. s'al·,l.
berore
said. Mr. Winlfr. .,
)'>3 f ..I' I"u III-I"'
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11111 ifllhe
naUunal museum,
Lackinll time
to
bllt Ihe purly W3s gelling Ilf3rly
SUllie
,ts
II 'Ih.
011 lSI t· .
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to I,ub .11 I,ulll' III l",t:.
0 111 8
llr Ii< r"maills uf Ihe oldest ex •. lind. he relurned this yeai' 10 ex. Its ba!! Jimlt
each daily.
said thai the
may hUI'c 1'111111' 000 or
II'allt's al.ltI l.al:."I. t ! '
- jII',l
1111:<> ,hul'l uf h"n""'('-.
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til'ili7;,li"n )'rt fOllnd in north. cava Ie the rind.
'[r. \"'Inter ". "Id 'he wOllld dis. a
of.or n. ossibly. o. veil pa. ssed
sa,d Iw. hup.I.·s all (.'.II .•I.lh.1II
" ..., I,m't'
. OTT A\V A ('C'P) 'flle /lab
!\orth Ana.rica.·
BELOW
clo':e the'Y ban
the party' "\'as lhp Wesl 10 some
helds. Iahor eventually 1\111 he unlf.lCd..
III 'lhe palh 01 the slllrm lay'.
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with seienUflc Dr. macNelsh said he could ready to lea;e '
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But In the meantime. Ihe U.S.
"I hopc we'll be able to bnng 11: f.
:-lew Ellgland anll
met 'l'l'lday asked the Suo
rdu\ed el'en to estimate hardly believe It when one o( his
.
Strategic Air Command is raled other labor bodies in Canada sr' L:
where some communities still were: prcme Court' of 'Canada fox
fnr
at a
diggers found .the bottom layer of
amonl! officials hcre to he quite a that we can
with one voice."
rebuilding after I a t August's
1r
h I
,
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will be estimated remains. (our Jeet down in the
cut above thc Russian bomber the 74.year.oid Mosher said in hi,
death·dealing IlIIrricane floods.
: ll. recommenc a. Ion on. w a
Min, nr,1 frw months through hard.frozen.-i mafrost and scpa.
forcc am! certainlv far ahcad of last II'ol'lIs to the
hp
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The floor! potential of Ihe new',ll.ction it should take In th'
I,.f, nr Ihe radioactil'e rate from Ihe eolher layers by sev.
U
what RAF Bomber' Command \\'a5 I
instrumcnlal in founding in
,Iorm was emplmiled. b)' inyn·.
of c()lwicted murderel
111.f. r'fl><on Ii. an element· ex· era! inches of cIa)'.
in the Stcond World lVar.
1940.
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. !latrrl home:; In
'lark. ({In·
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m'l! In ,II (,11 h()nes, charcoal
No human skeletons \\'ere found. COCAGNE. N.B. (CPl _ Nine.
When it' comes to militarl' Intel. UNIONS TO
..
',ecticut and the Di*icl of
\Vl1bel't Coffin.
'Imll,
!iut Dr. MacNeish Is hopeful 01
Annette Leblanc. dallghler Ih:ence. the
al'e' better ·The eeL earlier thl' \I'eek l·otc/I· ; . .'
biB.
"'ere e\'acuated in' The #.rear-':!ld prc!'jleetor Iud
B'll h. ""I hp would be sur. turning up sM11e.
of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Leblanc. off than,
West. Much informa. It,elf oul of existence in a eCL·TV·· ,
: 'ome seeiDl'; b)'
1
!eh€dulEd Ul be hange!! for
if Ih. oldest objects dis.
The di!eoveries sholl' ,imilaritle3 Despre Village. N.B, was killed Fri. tion is readily aviiilable to the So. merger to become effectil'e ne"'!, l
! LITTLE WARNING
\
Oc!. 21 at Montrea!. Of·
wh"
h" ,',', fu . .gh
" ..,.m I ."il. ....boo, ib 'i'" ,,' ""', .
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Ii, "" "id • ,lor " "",... "'"
I "I r '''; of bone-are not where in the north. but to dis. home about 25 miles north 01 I publications whereas Weslern In. president. is scheduled to beer.... :
I the. southeast Thursday afternoon, granted by the Quebec RUth.orl·
l
tn hr nlilH Ihan the objects cOI'eries in
Siberia and also Moncton.
lelligence experts hal'e· to dig an honorary president of the ne'l
in a coJlision of cold WEst!rn air I tib.
tt'lm(1
ago in the In .central and eastern Canada and
Drh'er of the car. Rev. Noe harder and deeper for military in. Canadian Labor
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: and II' arm souUlern moisture. I It was dIsclosed in the ,order,in'
,till m'k
in Alaska which the United Stales.
Bou r g ellS, Riehlbucto Village. formation on Russia.
His reference to other labol' \
I There was little ad\'ance warning
asking for a Supreme Court
tI!
about 6000 B.C.
Some 01 llie potten" he
ma" N B told RCMP the ehl'ld dashed That's one reaso Western ml'll bod'l I\'as dl'l'ected mainlv at the
I as it mored ncrth at about 20 miles rel'iew that some of the SUprftt1Se
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n
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to proceed'
on 100,000
_ 'member Canadian
I per hour.'
Court
.disagreed wl·th th
Dr. 'lar7\
raturned "'Ith
be connected '''Ith
'Slberlan arCh'. from
.., behind a• tru'ck dlreetly Into tlry 'jllanners hal'en
es
. . .and
P I· .• II. II'ho
artlfacll, !lid .eologlcal.cultures 3,000 to 5,000 his palli.
llie glummest-for them-estimates CatholicCon(ederation of Labor of
I It followed the same path takenllo Sept. 2 deCISion of Mr.
undoubtedly many times year. old.
No inquest wi11 be held.
of Russian capabUities.
Quebec,
largest
c'entrallabor:
hurricane
just .a~fyear
Douglas Abbott
refus!ng
Coffin I
group Inllilrd
Canatla
whieh
has de..
•.••.'.. . ,.' ....••.
: by
Hazel
took 177 lives-SO
themagIn appllcatlon
to appeal
hIS convlctioa
"eOOnleOgOI.fcallh.edISmCoovsetrsleigsnei~eCranm'a~rechIn'
~anada."
~ours ~varmng
la~t
~..
('hip~,
IliI~
,I~id
Ih~n d~\'Plop lh~
"~'etruUv del'lIn~!1 l'att~rsoll
Su'kalch.~lI'an
~Ilvel'nur
~2
I
011.~
I~h·en
l'ER~IAliROST
~lac~ei..h,
1'1'~1r~porlers
M..
p~css
~ th~ ball~al'~.
(~ISUt~·· ~
11(ll~
III (1'"1' 'Il~l'
.amoll~ IIWI·i~I,;.II"I'"
1'1'~"lt~1l1 M"~her ~
u~I"'~
1I113~.
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~1I.tI In~lI~trI31. po.t~lJl1al. ha\'~ ~Oo.UtXI ~I,I"III~~I' th~ ~~"
V
Sol'le~
bl'ea~t
nhl'rt~.
111I1~tal'v
;~~! \0nt~ )'ear~
r~rr~
d!IP~
~t ~
~~tm h~usand
~
A~iatic
~I'ess, th~
~~n·
mainl~'
rc~che.lI~
th~ Ru!sian~
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,."k " •'" 0'"
Ak
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t l~ '1·
0n ffO
Sir.
l'ennsylv:'lIl~.
ra~e
C~!IJm' ~
N~\\'
n~':;ident~ b~ats.
b€~~
murd~r
~
c~uncil
y.
Congl'e~s.
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P
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pea 5 or rlva cy·. ~
Pr InCe 55 . P-t.s
- a' g e Pia' nS· I
Wo r Id A.w aI
Ma r r I
al'
~
con~rcss I\'~~
~tEllGE
~aid,
_·
r··-"·w.,.. .:-'.~~--....:..-~,,-.
...'. -.
\\'..\.~,'
,e • ... ;;
~peak
~'ear.old
r.'i!~
"i"-" ''',. ,to~ ,ool, ". "" M" " "li'"'' "".. ., ~ ••,
tl"III~~e lUUIIIII~dMS
l,th~I.'
1'011edB By Car
t~lIIr!n
At
c
t ·,on,s ,End
onven
target~. ~om~. belt~f
M
C~I'
so~thern
judge~
Ha~el
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Justl~e
ferred acUon on merging, and to I
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; the Toronto area-and did $1,000.. : to Ihe court..
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thc approximately 40,000 in indc·' 1.1 1I G 'donBowcs 'of HaJj· i 000,000
oC damage.
: ,!'he ordcr.lO·councll said at Olle
. pcndent bail brothel'hoods' in the ,r. " 01.
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In Cormng, N. Y., ~he Cohocton, pomt:
.,.
I running trades.
. . [~X, Reglona~ ylce,Prc:ld~nt. 0 t e ! ril'cr headed tOIl'.ard flood sta,ge. " ... 'J'h~ chlcf Ju~hce of .Canada
Lislening on the platform as. Life Und~r\lrltcrs Ass~c~a.tlon of I ri~ing s~\'en feel 10 20 hours. !"cw. (l~o~. Patrick .KcI·\I'!n) adl'lsed thl
lloshcr gf\>e a 30·second \·alcdic·! Canada, IS present!y l'lslllng the York City lI'as, deluged
ram. minister
lIhnlster Garson)
lory to !lOt! delegatcs was Claudc· Newfoundland Branch of the As·
.lll>t south OJ ~enel'~, ~. Y.,.3 that he I:ad been requested by:
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.Todoin, 42, II'ho will become lop sodation. )!r. Bowes will be ten· i ;;QlIthbound ~cw 'tork CClItral n.lIl., ~ome ,Of. IllS colle~gues to s~ate. to
lIy STERLING SL'PPEY
m'an in Canadian labor as presi· diircd a dinner hy the local life r0.a d
blocked b), n mud thc nnOlsler thn.t If the ap?ltcation
"
Mr. and
.•Tohn Lyeet Wills. I trs saw the princess' car draw I MOTHER IN
dent of the. Canadian Labor
U d ,'t
t' Restaurant
Trams were rerouted.
: by Wllbcrt CofCin for lea\e to aplI't: p (AP )-P.rincess Mar. Mrs. Wills is a first cousin '01 the slowly up the drive lcadinl to Ibe I A member of the staff at the gress in A!ll'il. Jodoin is president n erll 1'1 ers a,
s
. '. )IASY EVACUATED
.
peal 10 the Supremc Court of Can'!lid' an eler Townsend held a princess and one 01 her closes'! \Vlt\s housc.
Marquess' home said
in· of the Trades and Labor Congress on Saturday
at II Inch
Washington had more llian fll'c: ada had becn made to Ule!ll ' . ,
,
Friday night in a roo friends.
The Clarence House announce. tended to spend the weekend with and,. as such, gets the CLC presi. time lIlr.
Will
the inches or rain even before Ihe dt)': thcy would have been ineilned. to
cOlin try house
to FA1UlLlAR AREA
ment was the first official state. his mother in Somerset and that dency un d c I' an arrangement local mcmbers on the vanous [cit Ule Cull force of the slorm.' grant lea\'c 0\1 one 01' more of the
I,' 01 her cousins-deep in the Binlleld Is in the forest of Wind. ment in 'any way relating to Prin. he 1Y0uid be back Monday after. under Ihe TLC.CCL leaders.
pl13ses of the Association's work I
than 100 pcrsons had to be points of law raiscd on behal! of
.;rt of Windsor
In the same area where Mar, cess Margaret's. recent personal noon.
.
llacDONALD ELECTED.
throughout Canada.
\ evacuated from flooded homcs in Wilbert Coliin."
before Ihey met the princess. garet and .Townsend often were lire .• It. said:
.
Mrs, Townsend, widow 01 an
Before adjourning Friday, the
._. - - - ' --'- thc area around the capital.
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SPIlT
.
the pres. and .publlcsecn riding together after the Sec. "In vielY or the. varied •reports army colonel, lives in a pretty hiJI· CeL gave
an acclamation international oflice is tr)'ing to pull, Ileal', seas with abnormal tides,
S. AI.
d I' hi' un'I >Pntt her prl .. acy. This appeal ood World War when he was which have been published, the
cottage in the tiny hamlet of ,fo thc presidency and. alSo returned i the 25,000 Canadian membership: and breakers were reported along;
t III as
ere th
deto
pm of .. Royal
state. equerry 10 the laic Geol'gc VI.'
press secretary to the Queen Is au; CrolVcombe.
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Don' MacDonald - the only other1 out of the CCL because of jurisdic· bcachesfrol11 Allantic City, N. J .. ,
urc or e
eS
l\tnl
no announcement.of Princess Mariarct left Clal'ence thorized to say
no announc·c.· "I. cannot
what
in· clwed full.timc officer-as sec· tionai scraps. Howevel', opponents norlh. Storm
flew from!
a (or:
c Ptlnce;,' plans is "at present" 'House by a scldom .' used gale. ment conccrnlng Prmcess Mal'gar. ten lions arc.' she told reporters rellrry.treasurcr.
gunning for
$10.000·a· thr Carolinas to Mamc.
. clslOn. of . r. . u.s ICC
. t' to
.
.
. Queen
Elfzabeib remained et's personal futUre is at present there. "If there is an .announce· C:!stomariiy, the top men ha\'e, ycar job dccided in caucuses latc Small craCt were adl'i;ed to scck! ImhcrbcIOahncg
u. cr Ihe' rO)'al statement ndr behind.'
contemplatcd.
ment to be made when Parliamcnt run into oDposition (rom the sprink. \ Thursday night not to opposc him'i shelter fl'om the fury of the open! e ene U)"
.
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(Ud an).thlng to dim, Just a few hours earlier,
"The Princess Margaret has reasscmbles, then we had' beller ling of Communists in the CCL,
MacDonald, Imm Sydney, N.S .. ' sea.
' i COllnsol for Coffin 3Ppcalcd 1.'r.
repo.rts that the I send drove away from the home of asked Ih'e press secretary. to ex. wait until that day. Then we shall but Ihis time they walked into l,nolV almost automatically willi
\ Justice
ruling to the other
lor/ wu ,
wlll. wed the di. his London hosUn his &reen Re. press the hope tbat the 'press and knoll'.
office witnout anyone. put liP become the secI·etar)··treaSlJl'er of
cinht iuslices. Thev ruled onl)' that
41U1Cd War hcro. Bul It may nault automobile. Word was given public will extend .to Her Royal "Whate\'er
either way. against,thcm.
the merged CJlngress, under a tacit
l\
ilad no jurisdiction to entor,
;omcllhEt the frenzied .pe. out lliat he would £0 the' home of Highness llielr customary courtesy I
Ihey will both be very Some opposition had develop· understanding among TLC and .eCL
d
• .. I tain an appeal on lIlr. Justice Abo
Ii!
In London's headlines over his molher In Crowcombe, Somer, and cO-operatioa 10 respecting her happy.
.
ed
allainsl
MacDonald
at ledaers.
'. ,
Clou y
wmdy, occaSlOna bolt's decision.
.
of
IDst three days. set, amI this aroused specnlation prlYacy.1t
After the events of the last three this' convention from a segmenl of Another member of MacDonaltl's showers. High today 45. Cloudy
rllt,h
Is
to at once Ihal
wlluld tell his Townsend, fatlter\of two child. days .many signs.point ·towarrl tbeir,
!lOI\'pr!ul Uniled Steel Worker; control'ersial
Silby Sunday.
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Tl I.\'as
llil,
FIUlil.appeal" from Ihe Royal mol her,
mad)'s 'I'owosenll, ren, had been
at the l..on.
has about 70.000 memlwrs Ual'l'Nt uf nlare
N,S.-II':ts
SA'I'llft)):\ Y, 'O('1'OHER 15
that (hp ('Igill uthel'
whelher Mal'garct would be his don hOOle of the ltIaTl)uess of . If they .wed, Mal'garet also would in Canada-bul it got no SUPPOI't dropped fl'om the .eeL
inl Sunrise ........ 6.'19 a.lII. I
Chief Justice Kel'wIn, In·)·eV'.old princess and the bride."
'.
Abergavenny. When he left Ihere find hel'self the
of two from the steel leadenhip and' Friday'S elections. The rough·hewn Sunset
515 pm
fornled Mr. Garson that thcy would
...R.W group ceplaln
Hnwever,
of going to his he IQld reporlers he lVas lIolnll
Townsend who is 13 and petered OIlt withllut anyone nom· Barrett, 68,. who bas been
.,
bave' been inclined to hear CoffIn'.
(lilt
Thursday night II
Town.end turned Away for Ihe weekend, but could attends Eton, and HUlo, 9, who at· . inaled afllinn ·him.
111, hu been .Canadian boss of the
appeal. ,
OI"r,
Lontion up at th, WiII8 homf'.
not !a I' where ..
noticed tends another priVAti Ichool.
>
a member of the
District
of John ll sal
Highm
1
.Sel'cral cnuutsare open III !hi
l/pi/,r. Friday nllht
dro\'e PRINCESS FOLLOWED
his saddle and ndln,.eriIp in the Town.end .\\'15 awarded llie boy•..Unlled Min. Workers, 'Was In an t, Lewis'. UJllon. Ire·was not able
.
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2.20 a.m.· rune-man SU'jlreme Cotlrt aftet a.
attl), 10 the Blnfleld
Df
therealter,BIDfle\d villa" ear.
'H·:aOIlANCB,:,•.,.,I.· ;Imard apolbecluse llie·UMW'. to Ippearit the convention.
7.05 p.m.
1.111.pJD.. review of CoHitI's can •
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ST. JOHN'S,' NEWFOUNDLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1955
/
Cooperative Societies:
.
~
Keough Reports On-R·egional Conference
Provincial
Government
First
-
History
iRoclidale
Reviewed
Air
CONFERENCE STRESSES
NEED FOR
EDUCATION
rian Higgins'Bish~pAbraham
Leaves ,For
Trinity
Bay
Re-Elected
Is
·d t "',"n'. ....,.,,•E,,",,,...... ,.oW
B.,
Lott,.ht,
AS Prest en
"'d u •• hno
Hon. W. J. Keough, Min·
~ter
of Fisheries and Co
""th W•• Coo,, ,,' lb. B,,"
m ••••
I.ho,
operatives, has received • '"
port from Mr. F. H. FromI'
ton, Acting Director of CO
opera'ive
on tht
Abraham hal left the city on an.
Regional Conference of Co-
,ho
E,~en~on,
operative Sod'"''
recent!)
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fridRY morning the annual meeting of the New· other
ThI.Episcopal
11m. HI. L""ohI,
visitation.wm all
!C~;lOlilllll Di\'ision of the Air Cadet·League of Canada wa~
Now Hub'" ..,
., T"""',
in the Officers Mess, Buckmaster's Field. The Chair· Hnrn D.'~ht .b..... Win ••
of the Pro\'incial committee, Mr. Brian Higgins, was m""~ .ho "".m." " C,~
.It." " ,II,,, ".
in the chair for the meeting.
.ve n.~II"
"....,"",,'m.It....
h,ld at Tdnity East.
m,'" " ..
'''- C,,,..,,"0'''~id"'ff
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TbU .",' ..' , ..
wilb' ...
tho ,."
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vision- of the Department, wheD
'f .'"
i" D.·
Fieldmen groupef\ themselves into
Co-o,."ti" ......
Dlpul)' Ma)'or James D. Higgins. - - - - - - - - - - blhlll or the ~Iayor, who Is
regional
co-opera·
Irom S1. John's, welcomed
pairs for conferences
the purpose ofof promotin.
tive
societies
in
various
sectiOI\J
IU!SI! 10 Ihe city and wished
lilm lucrm in Ihelr meeting.
"ISITORS
Th•••".. " W.I.. C,U".
...
" lb.
.
llr, Getlr~t Will. national presl·
.ri
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to
rid
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PEPPERRELL
.rB-C,\'
TUNm·BON.V'
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~I Ihc Air Cadet League; Mr.
.m ", ..'" " .... pi... ,.. M•. B"'" E..,,,II,, .....oe
Th........
Tri.
Ro!~. ~cneral manager;
,f th. .......
"''''..
In lb.
commodore ~1. Costel\o, Air hl"
••"jftllb.,
""Id.
""'., ntxt
S••week.
, wtll ..
""Ib
orr:ttr commanding the Maritime whll
St. John's
with I ...
second
arlt. visiting ,he
Pepperrell
AI current reports thaUhe gov. of the IIrst provincial government S. HefCerton from Ec!ilcatloIi to I rom, lelt to right Dr: pottle, WeI· i area. Mr. N,rtb'"''"'''
rcport states:
.\ir command; Wing commander
f1clallce rink.
Col.' Boyer
in office;, lare,
It .beganco-operal1l'e
with a
aP-d
r willt arrive
d Monday
I " H ernmeDt WIllIOOD na,mepromlnent six years ago. In the above photo; 11111uniCIPai AffalrSI '
Gen resisned;
1 tUI IL: Curtis,
Cfl· Attorney
Pre i I proprlate
I msof an
T 1. Seol'iII. Senior Air Cadet
ona OD 0
yMr.
aft ernoon or a wo ay, v 51. C Newfoundlanders to fill existing. graph are: Back row, Icft to right, IP. Forsey, from Municipal Affairl
era, &
n 0 ce,
mer
.
Olliccr; Squadron Leader
,. AA.dHI",...
wut
b. . ._ .. by M.l •. J,,," \'IcaDelel
.. In the provincial cabinet, E. S. Spencer, Public Works, still'• to Health, now resigned; and J. sm,nw,,"
O
.....
, .... Flo·
,,"'.,"
tw, ".bdUring
••, ....the two
5100 b,.....
f......
tl
t
th'
S
t ,"'d
d
I
points
co\'ered
w.l!on. J.iaison Officer of the I
wal also a
G. Ge Isel, U.S.A., presIdent 0 f the "
,. •
ance 0 e ena e, now ccease j I
. Air Command; rb'lng of I day's list. There
"'m .... F'"
p .....
edl B..
" ,.. Aoooio """'. wU' .. ,,'-... I,
C.
Lob.",
p ..,i"".
W...."" Fl ..... '..., ' C.·
litm Xchon and Loggle, and past
.,.... Th........ ,.....
II" .., .,....OA .!flo". Th. '" tho ........'" tho
,HH I•• m.., E....""" .....ftd'
" M,.....".,. F..,. • .....".
111".
1. Tb.
of • ...
IlIlident or the League. Mr. Dar·
G.
COI".1 ,. ""H,, H'W, . . . .
.
It'th ~!ac~iIIiI'rlY were Introduced II...., ' "
M. Brownrigg, IIlrs. Waller
and pending developments In the
programme to luccessful co-cperaWine commandcr W. P. Pleas·
MI .......
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AII!f Ihe minutes of the last
~I!tlng were read by .ecretary D.
IIlr. Norman E. POUD'
for on the .pot
~ulball, Ihe nlnp squadrons' In
HII will b'e III'" of ho_ .. •
...., ,"~.h"
..
~ II'p.
~llf,lund.land - Rolary, Lions,
Roaring LIDns, Kinsmen,
dinner parly in the Officer. Club
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d th I
Gander, Random and
[ubonUf-ga\'e reports and 11n·
lI(ulCOMMITTEE
Jlatemenll. REPORT
eaat Air Command Bllel.
.
phub being placed on the import-,
n.
C..mH........
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to dale and the lUll' )Iurray, Minister of Provincial Af. have been offered by the ,overn·
to Credit Union lavingl Ind bor·
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lICe a comiderable number of
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It liium are yet available.
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Cpl. J. Macgillivray,
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Cpt. prelented her with • key to Pepr, lIowt, No. :m. and Sgt. T. perrell and assisted her In donning
her cercmonial train.
Sf! CADETS, P.,e I
There were H nominees for the
Ladles·ln·Waltlnll will play key
folel In the rfre Prevention .Week
parades at Pepperrell and In St.
John's on Saturday morn\ng.
~'Idron;
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nouneed. 'as Ruth Sheppard at 223
Hamilton Avenue, representing the
Motor Vehicle Squadron, and Miss
Claudia Skeffington of 25 Barnel
Road, representlnJl the Branch
B,,'. ...to",
Exchange.
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title of Mill Fir. Prevention each
representing
organ zatofonMiss
on
the Base. Theanlelectlon
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In the C. of E. Mission of Twli. George Garland He "1·51·ted the
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on his WI" back scede
of the
cooksleys
at Glen
home toand
Bath,
England.'
Cove. Mrs.
Cooksley,
dllughter
of bott Ie of liquor not bought at the i heIress, Ruth Perki ns, an d they
Board of Liquor Control ltores,l move to I cottage In the country.
' Garland.wa"
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The Rev. Lester' Garland .
I· the John Bingle"
""'eat.grandson of John Bingley great aunt who with her husband, an d f'me d $30.
th e dashing husband bei ng awe·
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Cook,I", • Brttl.. A.." heard before
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Magistrate O'Nelll
Bruce Feather dlrecU the Frank
llament for this d'·trl-t and first Officer who saw active service In
Speaker In the first House of As· the Indian Mutiny, Jived at Glen yesterday morning.
Vosper play.
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lve)," Harris.
' on a large eommerclal business house was destroved by fire in
A!ter tbe' crowning ceremony here about 150 years ago.
1878.
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Nor was he Interested only In
vention wlth.1 cheque for $25.00. Fr. Garland'. visit here was of
b h U f th CI III Ad I
a sentimental nature. It was his what pertained to his own, but
on e a 0 e v an v sory flr.t visit to the scene of the ac· other historic spots as well. On
Council. Her Ladles·ln·Walting re•
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Hlghllght,ln" the affair wal the kteenlY Interested. He paid a visit Cabot, Cape Bonavist., and 011
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WOMEN'S NIGHTGOWNS
music .of the Sky Knights under 0 e 0
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The accond period of govern· ,Gerald Burden was befOrE ed and charged with drunken driv·
with Its eonsumnallon In prohlbl. ment control or aovl!rnment mono the' Magistrate's Court or ing, followingd thehfatalthaccident
t k on
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lion. Prohibition came to CRnada opol1 has been chanalng with the
Topsail Roa , w en e rue e
as a wartime measure. During the Introduction of the licensing sy.· Friday morning for .
was driving collided with a car
[Irst world war, both In Canada .Iem. Today anly Prince
i!lto the Anglican- Cathedra' driven by Mr. Thomas Collier. who
and Great Britain a great deal of Island and New Brunswick are and stealing a vesper lighl was kllled in, the accident,
thought was given to the problem without a licensing system. In
r ed In the Magistrate's Court yesof drinking. Lloyd George appoint- other wordl, we might, say that and
candle valued at
terday morning and was remanded
ed a Royal Commission In Great the' trend Is blck to the old paths. centS. The. accused was reo for another 8 days.
Britain and we In Canada passed We do not speak today of the manded without bail unti' The men arrested for breaking
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first world war thesq parlour 111 a modern counterpart Inspec. tor Kin" obJ' ected t( ttwlloTwueeSedkaS"a,go°fttwober.er r1eSm
Altoh
on for
Study of tbe emergency laws. were rescinded" of the old bar·room. In the pres·
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and the problem was alven over ent slluatlon \\'e' find that tbe bail'1ls further time is need· A. yount man, who pleaded
.Llnton told the aatherlnR to the Provinces. One by one'the problem 15 much greater Ihan It ed to investigate the case, a! guilty to, passing a worthless,
!rob lie can dIvide the alcohol provinces discarded prohibition wu' In the
period. TIlls is a valuable Memorial windov. cheque With
to defra\ld,
In the history of Canada a.nd accepted I new concept. gov· true b,ecauseof the opening up of
was remanded until Tuesday for
l'll lwo general periods. First ernment control. Thil was first communications. the ilevelopment of the Cathedral has als( sentence. Ball was refused because!
\orlrrlod that led up to .the Ill'troduced Into the province of of technoklgy. the loS! of moral been broken.
of the long police record of the I
war and partlydurln. lL 'Quebec and one by one the other
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Toronto; On.
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drts' I n I. John's and has ad.
Ib !ed the annual meeting of
r e Newfoundland Temperance
rederit!on which was held at
Restaurant on Thursday
II enlne It 7 o'clock. Mr. Linton,
to hll duties al Gen
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coIn a broadcast notice last night,; "Love From A Stranger," the Iloperatives
through education
Rurgeo Fisheries Limited advised SI. John's Players suspense drama, federation lor Increa5ed regional
th'" " .., .. R,m" wilt '0
f"
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sume full·tlme operations this i lorium ncxt Thesday and Wednes· \ 4. History, philosophy and Prin·n
morning.
i day, may find opening night, ciples of Rochdale co-cperatio
The plant was closed down for i tickets sold out today.
I were covered by means of the two
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TRINITY (Spedal)-Th. Rev. Lome. G"land was a"""" , - whl'b tim. th. Tb. A",.. cbri.U...... ,b, "Om" T........., .."Iem....
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to Tdnity during the week. He
on Fdday
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Banka
wert
diverted
to!
wife,
Ruth
Perkins-both
former· G.
methods
co-operationRegistrar
led by W.
other port I.
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Dawe,ofthe
of
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PEPPERRELL AIR FORCE BASE--Mls.
Flying
Club,
and
the
results
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representing the Northeast Air
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like to have assurance from the Division
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are being satisfied in tI)e case of the more
than 500 children now lodged at public
~xpense' in foster homes.
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EQUALIZATION NOT
justment between one province
EQUALITY
and another accordIng to need or
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What was put before the provo relative wealth. The formula used
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inccs by the Prime Minister at tll.e to work out each province's share
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recent Domlnlon·Provlnclal Con·, of the samc, all the way through.
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It seems tIlat the member for the, ference was a choicc betwcen' two: Primarily the sums are worked
fedei'al riding of Bonavista - Twillingate ' methods and one result. Mr. Small· Iout as a percentage of the gross
attaches so much importance to the meet- Iwood has called the conference In· ! natio~1 product and a fixed sum
ing in St. John's of the Royal Commission I co~clusive although he has since ~ p,e~ head 01 the. population, With
on Canada's economv that he intends to IsaId he was satisfied 1V~th It. But I ~ISIng gross nabonal product and
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,~itude of Mr; St. Laurent what it ,ments go up~ A d~cline in either
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It is an important event. In fact, the IS, what was there to conclude? lor both would bring payments
, Government has enO'a!Ted the se1'vices of' Merely whether the provinces pre· i down b.ut they ca~not fall below
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. ' I [erred to get the same amount, a certaIn' IrredUCIble
minimum.
Member Audit Bureau of
Mr. ~a~' 0 en }e~g to prepare Its mam !of revenue [rom a tax renlal agree· ~ But the main point is that eaeh
ClrcwaUoQJ
submiSSion. And If iliflre has becn a: ment or (rom the imposition of' signatory provinces has Ils shire
realistic analysis of Newfoundland's econ- I their own direct taxes,
I calculated on exactly the 81m~
DAILY SUBSCRII'TION UTEII.
omy, it will be foun.d tIlat it has enough ,
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Ibasis, That meal\5 that no special
:~~ . Calida ............... 8,00 per IDDum
unsure props to ~Ive some cause for All the (Ine talk, of equa!lzntlon ,benefits are conferred upon the
,
UDi(ed ICIn,dum Irld aU
I anxiety.
pa/ments was mere w1ndow dress· i have·not provinces,
"orel~ count:rlet •.. 112,00 ptr annulD
Ing. What was meant by equaliza.\
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Mr. Smallwood ~ave an example of tion? Simply that some provinces What many thought would be
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1955
one of these when he talked to the might get less from Imposing theIr' the case when Mr. St. Laurent
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Dominion _ Provincial Conference last own taxes thlan by retaining the flh'rat mhenlioned equallzatlon was
week. This is an -extract from a Montreal present renta agre?ments. Equal. t. at t e needs of the, poorer prof h'
h
Izallon means makmg good the vmces would be exammed and ad·
Star report 0 IS specc :
difference. That and nothing dltional payments ovcr and above
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"He told conference de1c~atcs that more.
\' those produced by the specIal tax
· It IS unpossl e 0 rca
e co I 8 000 t 10000 N f
dl d
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rental formuia would be made
~tatistics of the official report on the, ' I d '
ew 1~n a ~rs ~c
Just to make it absolutely clear, This would have been an enlight:
Division of Child Welfare for 1954 -55; emp ?ye at U.S. ~lltary T ases III t le Ilet us think of It in terms, of; ened policy. It,would have meant
wi*otlt wOllderill~ about the tra~ic back- : prov111cc-lftld that If the ~ '.S, e.ver gave, actual figures. New~oundland this ,tha~ additional funds woul~ be
~rolll\ds of the children who have become i lip the b~ses, $20 t,o $30 n111ho11 ~n anlllla~ 1 year will, get $14 mIllion or there· Ial·all.able to build up the ,ecowards of the state. There wcre 557 such: r~v.enue could dl v up and d,sappea~, about! flOm th~ rental arrange· nomles 01 the poorer provmces
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c . 1 ' . cl 11115 emplovmenl plus the federal puhhc mcn!. By Imposmg her own taxcs. i and make them that much bett~r
('1'IJ r{'n
vear
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, schools for dclinquents and the infants ; llev (..0 not ,U1 a soun econom~" ,le , lion fund. Ottawa would pay New· I
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fou,ndland. $8 million" No matter In the last analysis. it seems that
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I1S
!Tuarh lans
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' Ottawa does not Int en d t0 pay !.
. I1p IS oun.. e In an II WOT lcl uneasmess
to ' b
e 'suddenly al' Iaved'
I lias I0 mee t th e d eman dS 0 f Que·
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Act Wh IC aut onzes the 5tate to assume 'I d A . t b
. . d d I them any more than th~y are get· bec for the right to the assertion
the role of parent in the case of children; an
menca 0 ecTome economv mm e., i ling now,
10f its own autonomy in its own
under a specified age where the natural the effc:ct o~ tIle Newfoundland ~mplo)-I
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way, Quebec has always had the
parents have failed in tIleir parental ment sltuabon might well be serIOus. .
Bl~t that is not "4b at the poo~er ,right t? im~ose. Its o~n direct
I')bli~ations,"
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There is another thinl1 that few seem I provinces want, They say, qUIte Itaxes SInce It dl~ not sl,n a tax
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Separation from the parent~ may be to rea]Ize, T at. IS t le I~ tu~novcr m mean cquallty of opportunity. make the fuil lax deductible from
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eatabUahed III IIIIK, ana publllhid at tbl
1':1.. B'11dina. &3MI' Duckwortb Street.
SI. Jobn'l, Newfoundland. bJ RoblrllOrI •
ComPlIl1, Limited.
r EMBII '0' THB CANADIAN PRBSS
TbI Canadian !'rea Is exclullvc.Jy en·
Ulled tu th. Ull for repubUcatlon 01 a!l
..... da.patc"b In' till. paper credited to
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ud allO lh. local new. pullillbed therein
,\II Prell lervici and feature anl~JtI ID
UI1I paper are COpyript aDd their repro
4uetlon .. ~roblblted.
Authurlzed al •.cond ela.. min POll
OWel Departmllllt, Ottaw•.
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a proper home at1nosphere, tIlat they
are well fed and well trained. Woe should
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: brief. Sometimes it is due to illness in the labour on certam kinds of proJects, par- They contend that the concentra· federal taxes. It was over this that
home which prevents the children from ticular]y lo~gin~. It is probable that tlon of great wealth in the cen· last year's controversy grew. Mr .
. receiving proper care Sometimes it re- thousands of people would lose an oppor- tral Industrial proYinces should I Abbott was against this concession.
: It f
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I t ' f' h'ldr b th' tunity to earn seasonal income if those not give their citizens a better But Mr, SI. Laurent was In favour
SU S rom e neg ec 0 c 1 en y elr wh 0 ~o JIlto
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s e 'e
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positlon
and the
of the state and many of them have to be unb It was 11115 e .
Tiley point out that much of~he purpose of the conference was to
.,laced in foster homes. There were more
No appraisal of the present and wealth of the Industrial provi,nces regularize this by allowing other
than 300 of these foster homes in 1954-55. future economy of this province can af- Is derived Irom the t~ade they do pro~l~ces to excrcis~ the same op.
f d t'
th d
. I t ' tl wlM! the poorer provinces. They tlon If they so deSlfcd. The fact
'Not too much is said in the Report or 0 19?Ore. e, tln~~rs. m leren In Ie can prove that Ontario and Que. that this would throw the whole
about the inspection of these homes and present situabon. And It IS clear ~at we bec get credit In O~tawa·s·. book· domlnion·provincial fiscal arrangethe measure of constant supervisory re- have two problems to solve. One IS how keeping for taxes which are actual: ment Into confusion seemed to be
sponsibility that can be maintained by a
convert present insecure employment Iy collccte~ from consumers In of antal!. conc~rn compared with
Division of the Welfate Departm nt mto permanent employment. The other other provlI1ccs.
I the determination of the federal
.h d . f
.
.
be~ is how to provide for the substantial an• • •
,government to placate Qucbec for
WhlC a mlts rom tame to tune to mg
I.
. tb
k'
f
Now the present tax rental polilicijl reasons On this point
understaffed. l\'lost of the foster parents, nua mCl'case m e WOI' 'mg orcc.
Rgre~ments make no allowance for! there was nothi~g at all incon:
it is assumed, are persuaded to take in
These are not problems to be solved Ithpsc things, There is no ad· I elusive about this conference,
children as a source of profit. Most of by hit-or-miss methods. They have to be I
'
them t,nay be. kindness itself. Othe.rs may the s\lbi~ct of intensive, comprehensive I
be neither kmd nor understandm));. It and pCrslstent study as the basis for sound I
,follows, therefore. that the state as a planning. The facts should go before the 1
~uar~ian must assume t.he obl.iga.tion of I Cordon. Commissi?n bu~ they must also
By W. N. EWER
the reunification oC Germany at
makm~ s~lre that the chtldren In lts care be considered ~1l lmmedlate and pressing I The fact that all four Foreign present or on the basis of free ele·
are happily lodged. Whether. however, problem of 'the Newfound]and Govern- ·1Iflnlsters were In New York (or cllons; this apparently and osten·
the Division's staff is physically capable ment.
the opening days of the ICSsion slbly because thC,y believe-with
oC the U.N. Asscmbly gave op· good reason-that a democratical·
of this kiud of supervision over ch;lclren
in more tIl an 300 homes may well be
----por!unlty ~or B sort of prelude to Iy reunite~ Germany would
doubted
the Ill' meetmg In Geneva near the choose to Join N.A.T.O. Ind the
"
end. of this mouth. The four were western community; and because
The duration of a child's stay in
able to agree on technical arrange they believe-without good reafoster home is deten.nined bv a number
ments and to agree that they son-that this Ylould endanger the
It. £
would probabl~' to able to carry safety of the Soviet Union and
d
f
£
f
Ih
conchitionS
in
ulell"h'
formher
on
their talks for about three expose It to a renewal of "Ger·
actors.
o
ome
atmosp
ere
ange
enoug
or
t
e
FOR
A
LOST
CAUSE
weeks.
man aggression,"
h
better, they can be returned to the care
(St. Louis Post·Dlspatch)
More Important stlJl is the fact
, of their natural narents.
But· if this is not
It Is perhaps t00 mueh t0 expec t a mac hi ne- thnt
But these are
fears.factors
even though
t'
I the
l\li IthreE
t
1\'"Western"
II For,
•. groundless
whlch
ossible, they nresumably remain in mad
world to heed our appeals In favor of the eMacMillan
gn
n s and
er'l-I\f.r.Pinay-found
Du es, l\.r, have to be' respected. So the sec·
b
P
foster homes unti thev have reached an utton against the zipper. The Arkansas musselshell tl
I
I
.
I
and concern of the Western Pow·
rll
I
sillners may occasion,Uy lew I big button on mi· lemsc ves n practical y com·
age w h en t1le state WI no onger pay Ind 5t
b bl I d d t i f
d plete agu-eement on the proposals era Is to devise some system of
• b oard an d th ey must ~o out mto
.
he I lady's
u. rygown
pro strictly
a y s foroome
excep The
nRO ar
u e· :which they
. will put forward at guarantees-some farm 0 f Us eeu·
ell"
t
decoratlon
argument
th
,world and earn their own )jvin~. And that the lipper create5 the svelte line hal Induced IGene\'a on the twin problems of rity part" which would remove
: unless they have formed a close attach- tailors to sew It In wherever the button Is funcllonal, German r~lIIl1ficatlon and Euro· t1lese RussIan fears.
: ment with their foster parents, they are We bow to this "anity-but not without warning. ,pean securIty; Ilnd that lIerr Von 'fhe form of the pact which Mr,
, I ft ho I ' d · tr . I I'
It Is of the pride that goeth b~fore a fall Button' IBrentano the Wf'8t German FOif' Molotov proposed In Berlln In
~
me ess an 111 aglc one mess.
were not perfect. Laundries could crack tbem; bui ei,n MInIster. who was also, In February of last year. and which
This aspect of tIle welfare problem I:enerally one broken button Wal not tatal. But New York. Is in full accord with Maorshal Bulganln advocated in
is not discussed in the Report. Does iliat ZIppers, too. are subject to vicissitudes-more than thcm,
Geneva In July, Is unacceptable.
mean that it receives no consideration? we like to think of. And when a zipper. Is stuck, or "NO "CUT·AND·DRIED" PLAN That primarily for two reasons.
th
h
ff
of! the track or otherwise out of serVIce, there Is
First. because it appears to post·
, Does e state ave a saw-o point at no companion to take over Its duty.
There will have to be further pone German reunification more
. which its responsibilities towards its
-:0:discussion on the details. And It or less Indeflnitely and to be baswards abruptly ceases? Or is there a
goes without sayIng that the de· ed on the acceptance of the con·
follow up plan which makes sure that
tails. even the mnJor details, are cept of "two Gf'rmanies." Second,
those who leave foster homes because ilie'
'elastic and open for adjustment. because it· env!sa~-Indeed de·
state no lODger pays their board do not
l'
Thro'e Is no-cut·and.r\rled plan mands-the liquidation of the
fall on evil thnes?
,
By EARL L. DOUGLASS
that will be put to Mr. Molotov N,A.T,O. defence system. Neither
In any "take it or Ie aYe U" spIrit. can be accepted, Gennan reunion
;.
Oft a statutory basis we are lre~
But the maln·llnes·on which the Is felt to be essential for any
'. well advanced in it.e
field
of
chil
we
_
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE UNSEEN
Western
Powers
think that
settlements.
w
ment should
be possible
aresettle·
now stable European
f L t P
~. fare. It may be wondered, however,'hEvery
trulyI rellgloUi
person believe. that Gagreed.
od'
N.A.T.O,.
r. It.e5Iserin the
earaOn
id
If
of
Canada 811
has1\ put
pre, whether the state might not do better to u revea e H mle to man. Those who hold to The), start from thl! premise sent circumstances "not negDtl·
the Christian, maintain that God has revealed him· th t th
IfI I f G
sub sldize to1untary org-anlzat!ons .to take lelf throuft"
e reun cat
on 0 for
ermany
... the Bible. In thue holy books, God'. II aabloulutely
essential
the able."
care 0 f the .,Iacemen t and supervlsIon 0 f • cbaraeter and purpose have been made known to
dill
f
WESTERN PROPOSALS
children in foster homes, The tendenc hi. children. .
peace, security
stab ty re0 • What then can be dom? What
Europe.
So long an
as Germany
, in an overwork ed b ureaucracy is to thin
But did revelation cease when the last word of mains dIvided the divisions wl11 can be offered In Its placel The
j too much in terms of cases •rather than tho Bible' was written? Did God disclose his pur. be tn Itself the cause of tension Western Powers believe that their
· human emotions.
"
pOle. up to that tlme and then cease to do so? No and of potential danger;
security proposals would fully.
true believer entertains luch a view for minute. Secondly. they hold, as they meet Russian refrs of I united
, We are not suggestinp; that this is We all believe that God Is continuing his revelaUon. must hold. that reunion of Ger· Gennany. They propose that, af·
the case in Newfoundland. But ilie to everyone of us. The Bible Is God's public rev. many must be broullht about.ln ter simultaneous acceptance of
, dan~er exists, And the more tIle work laUon. There Is I social revelation of his purposes a democratic manner by free, all· the prlnclpltr,of the security pact
;.~il,es Up, the greater the likelihod that which He makes throulb the Church. There 11 I German eJections; and that unit, and of the plan for German reo '
· it..
f th
h I
at d [Invite revelation whleb Be con.tanU, makes to ed Germany must tq as free as unification the various atagel of
we importance 0
e psyc 0 ogie an us u individuals, The Spirit of the Lord, II It Is any other sovelelllll state to de- the lecurlty pact .would become
emotional needs of wards of the state may- called In the Old Teltament, or the Holy Spirit.. tennlne Its own foreign poliey effective progrellively wltb the
· become ,subordinated to the· "hysical It II mOlt often referred to In the New Testamellt, and Its own external relationships. various phases of the plan for
· problem of putting them out to board. is God'. wisdom and power opmUnll among men
SOVII!T FI!¥S
Gennan reunlClcation. Thus w'hen
,
rIght now dllclollnll that will of God, Int"erpretlnll
the operation Is completed, I
: .Jttls J paramount obligation of the llis purpose, reveaUnll the depth of that wisdom Every one 01 those theses. it united Gennany will have come
,: state towards its wards, in -foster homes whleh I. set fo~ In the Word of God Itlelf.
may be noted hve at !\pe time or Into beIng and. conditional .upon
: t6at constant care be taken to make sure
,A public reln.Uoll, a social rtvelatlon, and an an~ther b~en accepted bl the Rus· this event. a European lecurlty
: th th· ch I'~
h I d d Individual re~.lltlon-the Bible, the Church, and Hans, ,13ut at the "Summit" meet,
: at e i aren are appi ysltu~te an the quiet communion of the spirit of man with the Iing ill Geneva, In July It bec~m~ part with an ,dequate guarantee
'~. ~dly treated, ~at.' their foster' P':r~nts Spirit, of God. All this makes up our rtlaUoJiship l>clear that the Soviet leaders are to the Russians will become oper·
"~ 1I&ly the hun~er of YOUD* children ,with ~. \IlIIMII.
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more thin reluctant to a,ree to alive .
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PAIR
PA]R
a
.....
.. "Or
Major C. W.
. Burln·Burgeo),
"city last night
, tenslve tour of his
Major Carter
litUe damage res~lltei
cane lone In the
though there was
age at· North HarhllIl
Cove, Where roads a
destro)'ed and a
tDdlish lost.
lie expected to
again on Tucsday
centia Bay section
fi"'~h"
..t ••
with i traffic
10Q hYe tlhm It
EDGEWORTH
HOLIDAY
Sr.,JOHN'S,
N6WTO(INDI. ANA
~~~I~~~N~EW~S~,~~TU_I_D_AY_,_O_CT_0I__ER_l_5_,l_9_55ri____-.___.
zway•••_r
CADETS
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.........
Tempera~ce
~mplete PlaJls
ROMANCE
KEOUGH
IPonslble Government, It Is expect·
ed to be completed early next
For FonntalD
·
PROVINCE OF NEWFOUNDLAND
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT .
IN THE MATTER OF THe BANKRUPTCY OF
MERCER and GREEN, LIMITED
(ConUnued from page I)
(Continued from page 1)
ontlnued from page 3)
Ledwell, who hal'been clolely I .. wben he and his former wlfa were
Notice is hereby given that Marcer and Green Limited, Whole(C
No. 814 SqUldrOIll(Contlnned from 'pale 3\
soclated with lUeh projectl on the .divorted In 1952.
PI . for the illuminated foun·
salers and Jobbers. ClarenviIlc, Newfoundland, made an ...
signmenton tllc 30th day ot September 1955; and that the
ost enthullastlc about the
Southern Shore,
MBT
The~ mURSDAY
couple met, Thursday night taln ans
which the government Is 1
11\ d Ita value II apparent In imperatives and the growth of
..., u. ,.,taII a
first meeting of credilors will be Jleld on the .20th day 01
at Clarence Hpule for-so far as erecting in the grounds' In front I
tourst In, nt In the cadets.
ten.ion in buman lives. Some may
October 1955 at 3:30 o'clock P.M at the office of J. Alex
CHIt'tSLt:R .AIRTEMP
the '"public knows-the first time In of the Colonial Building have now I
Ihr l.pro~:~ER CAMPS
IIY that prohibition did not solve
BANQUET
Winter, Q.C., the otficiol Reeclvcr, at the courthouse, In the
GAS
OR
OIL.fIRt:O
cily of SI. John's, in the provinc~ of NeWfoundland.
:undred and three cadets' the problem IS. we got rid of It . The conference concluded' 011 more than two years. That meeting been completed by CMIC and work I
. fURNACE NoW I
set off an explosion of bil type in on the construction Is ex.pected'
Daled at St. John's Ihis 1st day of October, 1958.
, wd ·s.. u.
fll'O
h IIImmer campI this but neither Is the present method
Id
I h' lth b
t
W. A. CRANE, Trustee
elal lht Cr. •••
London
newapapers.
to
begin
In
the
near
future
Illended
t
elnwood,
N.S"
compared
solvin,
the
problem.
The
alcohol
Fr
ay
n
I
•
w
a
anque
IpOnt Gre
I lored by Eurekl Conlumer' Co- ~'Now: The nation wBits"-"Prln· On of several fountains'lo be .
P.O. Bolt 571. 295 Water Street. st. Jobn'., Nftd.
yllf I
h ndred and IIv.nty. problem II stili with us. It II n· operative Socle'" Limited It which cess-Eden to see the Quecn"(Address of Trw;tee)
e,
.
fiilh
on.
u The committe. re- teresting
tod 10
1Irf' lilt )'ear.
d
th backt ta few
. tilyears[the wives of tbe..., members, most of "Eden to aee the Queen on Tues. aet up to mark the IOOth anm·
versary IIf the founding of ReI
d d that every poulble ef· an rerea
e a a emen
0 wbom are membera themlelvel, day," were the headUnes.·
toJl\lIIen e d to eDJure thlt the those who alncerely wanted to let
I
dId Several paperl dug out old pic·
f~ entbe percen.
mil ta •• of .'deb going rid of prohibition, they said: "It served a dellghtfu meat an .1 a turtl of Margaret and Townsend,
EQUIPMENT COMPANY
..
Ith b tl I " tea. Attending tbe banquet 15
"Thank you."
some
Ihowing
them
together
In
the
plfluJllm ca mp from each Iquad- will do away
w
00
egg
ng,
RAE
! t b th bll d special luests were ev. • .
Division or STEERS LTD.
As he drove off, newspa~r men
erIntained becaul. of the lilt will d
10 I
0 Iway w e n Bennett, Dr. Ind Mrs. Fitzgerald, darl after the wlr.
made
a
wild
dash
to
their
cars
to
cor.
Prescott and Bond sts.
Queen Elizabeth WIS at lhl· pursue him. But a policeman held
10ft be ml f tbl; pllale of cadet pll" and they laid further that "-. Thol. Rex, Principal of the
Dial
4108
st. Jobn'l
PART TIME or FUll TIME
moral Castle In Scotland, the Duke
impo~tance 0
they dId not want to reintroduce I1U
tralnl.'
h I d th t
[ drl k achool at Port Rex ton, Mrs. Rex of Edinburlh WIIS in Denmark, and up his hands and halted the! proces·
oell,lm
Men required in this town to deliver ~ing Crosby's
ANNUAL INSPECTION
tela oon an
e ype 0
n • and other members of the teaching Prime Minister Eden was at his slon while Townsend made his get·
away In the traf1ic.
'
. • Commander Pleasanee, ing that was 10 prevalent before staff and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon country cotta Ie in Wiltshire.
new men's stretch hose, Iddies' nylon stockings and
'lilt t d all squadronl for prohibition, but let us look at the Andrewi. Mr: Andrew. is Principal All wl\l be in London by Tues·
Tempo
smallwares to stores and collect money. No
CLOTHES make the man if CHAFE
who IllIIr~tlOn reported tbat present Icene. Have these Idella of the achool at Trinity East. Mall- day nllht, when Eden is to meet
selling require~, you carry a small stock and keep
lI\aua drnl n .bo;ed I b1lh .tand. been realized? I am afraid. one ter of ceremonies for the evenlDI with the Queen. They may talk
~.
makes the clothes
Ill..,.a 0'
.
hal to lay no. In the United
the stores supplied. An investment of $99B is reo
lbout Marglret and Townsend.
ard of eIliclency, Ind be wa. quite states It was reported ll!t ytar wal veteran co-operatQr and palt NemuNG DEFINrrE
quired. Fully guaranteed sales, exchange or re.
p)tUId with the IDiPection.
by the dlstllllni Industry· that president Reuben Lalte.
Some announcement endinll the
purchase of unsaleable stock, or all stock if not
Th' MaclllIlvray Efficiency lIlegal stills were produc1nl as Durlng the evening toalts to the speculation eould come after this
tropb)', a"arded to the best Iquad· much alcoholic beverages as were Queen, the pestll, the ladlel and audience. On the other hand, noth·
satisfied. Guaranteed immediate and steady in·
New
,
. address: 4 HOLDSWORTH ST.
roD In Newfoundland, WII won the legal Itllls We believe this Eureka Consumera Co.operatlve ing definite may be forthcoming
come with increases. Write giving your telep'hone
1hlS ,elf by No. &08, "Caribou" to be an exall~ratlon but even If Society were honored. Films were until the opening of Parliament a
number, address and two references to
JqUidroJl. Three Iquadroni were half of It were true It would In. shown and there were longa and week from TUesday.
\lIb. JUnnlng and there wal only dlcate that the problem today Is recitations by· MeurL Brown and When Townsend pushed his way
BOX 43 c/o THE DAILY NEWS
the crowds surrounding the
I diIlerence of 74 polntl of a RO.. far greater than It waa before pro- Fifield, and Fleldman C. Ledwell through
entrance to the fashionable London
IIbl! 2000 between the first Ind hlbltlon '\ ne of the membera of and Harry Plrsons. Speaker for house where he had stayed Iince
~. No. &89, "Carbonear" Iquad· the Br~cken commission recently the occasion "II r. H. Compton, Wednesday, reporters asked him If
raa put on an outatandlnl per- reporting in a minorlt)' opinion Acting Director of Co-operltlve he had a"thlng to say about the
foIIIJllet for the flrlt year, and In Winnipeg denounced the beer Extension, who took II his topic reported romance.
!«tifed a .• peclal commendation parlourS In very Itrong language. "Co-operatlvI Education, who, how He replied: "I am sorry, I can·
/rOil !darilime Air Command.
We find that many drinking peo- and why.". Mr. Compton pointed not yet."
Policemen c 1 ear e d the way
Tribul. was raid to the work of pIe across Canada abbor thla form out that there were many types of
through
the 2OO·strong crOWd. An
AT THE
fie llulSell and F/L Butler, wbo of drinking. Thus we I.e that all education and the kind he wlahed old woman
patted Townsend oil the
wul lorced to reslan becaule of the feeling that was manifest to talk about might be mort apo arm and whispered "Good luck,
plusurt or c!\'llIan duties. They against the bar.room in the earlier propriately labelled enlightenment.
sir."
MT. pven freely of their tim. period il now expresslnll itself However, rel.rdle.. of the type,
He smiled to her and quietly said
sad tnerl)' for Air Cadet work Igalnlt the beer parlour; in other the procels of education WII I
.'
sad hal.. contributed wuch to the word., the old l!tuatlon has come procell of creating favourable atidllDeement of AIr Cadell in allvI Igaln.
tltudea towards learning which, 10
Sewfoundland, the report laid. Today we find drinking drlvlnll often in adult edUcation especilltiC Runell has consented to join I problem that our forefathera Iy, meant replaclll, wrong and
de Eucu\lle Committee. The lPO knew very little about. We have, mistaken imprellions Ind unfav.
GOOD SHEATHING AND SUB·fLOOR T. & G.
,ointment or Air Cldet Llalsoll too, increased alcoholism, ona of ourable attitudes often built up II
At $70.00 per thousand and up.
OUictr F/0 Loille war one of tbe Clnada', major health problems. a result of many years' .Imllar o·
10It imporlant "'enls of the year, but we are just beginning to face perlenceL
1M Ih. chairman reported thlt he up to it Ind to try to do lome- The "who" In the title of the
eoBJidered tht r /0 ha. don. an tWill about it. The juvenile de-I topic, referred to who Is to be
tullleat job.
lInquency altuatlon has railed It. reached by thil co-operative ,du.
SHAW STREET ............................. ·........ ·.... ·DIAL B0161
Som. of the .quadrons ,have ugl, head in many of our larger caUon and who ill relPonslble for
TOPSAIL ROAD.......................................... DIAL BOll B
,,*0 hampered In their operation. eentera and much of this Is due it.
Mtlust of lick of accommodation. to drinking among 'u\llnllea or be- ThOle to be relched, Mr. Compo
sept24,sat.tues,Sw
1brou,h tbe co.operation of Army CIUI. young folk have come from ton contended, include,1lrat of all,
aulhor1tles tbe problem h.. been broken homes where drinking hll the members, and lecondty, non·
JII11110lved, and both Arm, and been I major factor. The task members. The non·members in·
lil" personnel In Newfoundland ahead of us il a very lerlous Ind clude potential membera and those
lill been mOlt co-operaUVI in challena\ng one.
Certain laWI wbo mlabt never join. But, he
IltIlnl requests for accommodaz pused in t)le early stages of the polntetJ. out, it waa Important tbat
lion for squadronL
present era should be revised in those In tWI latter catelory be
119 QUEEN'S ROAD
.\t the annual meetinl of the the light of many years of ex· reached in order that hOltillty toTorch singer I\OBERTA CARLIN was the sensation of
Air cadet Leasue of Canida, which perlence. Local option should be wards the movement be reduced
PASSENGER NOTICES
the season at the Crystal Palaea last night. She will
Brings
to
you
ladies
Ihe
most
wonderful
Remnants
In
IU allended by the Provincial made a part. of all liquor lawl, to a minimum as a result of proper
C!aairmaD, Mr. John Ayr" Ind the rehabilitation of the alcoholics understanding. Youth forml an 1m· S.S. BAR HAVEN SOUTH
give another show there to·night and her engagement
Wool, Suiting, English Poplin, Multkolours flannelette
ct.aifman of the .ponlorlnl com. must receIve ,ubstantlal funds portant part ofothe potential mem·1 COAST SERVICE SAILING
at the popular night club runs until Oetcber 24th.
and many others. All in smashing prices.
liltee, Mr. W. J. HOUle, },[esarL from the lovernment which wm bert Ind .hould be reached not
5 p.m.
ROBERTA CARLIN coma to 51. j<::hn's r;ir:!=t from
COME AND SEE!
101m Ayre, r. L. Blair, and B. E. enable us to carry out • more through a radical Indoctrination'
.
9r1l3,3i
the Bradford Roof in Boston; she's a TV slar and played
Billins were appointed National adequate program to meet this but through a famlllariution I
I
Direelors.
Increaslnl difficulty, money must method .Imllar in nature to that Dock coastal Wharf 5 p.m., 10·
in the motion picture "When the Lights Go On Again".
lIr. Geor,e Rou, ,eneral man. be spent on research, education used to Icqualnt our youth with day, Saturday.
~he's a favourite en:er:ciner at' the CHEZ PAREE in
II!r, Air {'adet League, reported lin the .chool and at the commun· other social 11Id/or economic 5.5. KYI.I! NOW SAII.ING 5 p.m,
Montreal. Also starred in the Broadway Ploy "Girl
ltat Ihe slrength of the Air Cldet t, level Is • Decessit,. These moveml!nts. Women, because of I·
Crazy".
1.I1Jue Icross the DomInIon Is and man, other thlnlls must be the ever inereaslng role tbey play
S,S. Kyle opcratinlC on Southr
CHRIS ANDREWS' ORCHESTRA
I;." 10 20,000, the highest num. done If we are goinl to, In any In communlt, aUalra, Ind beeause: Labrador service lCOing as fa.
hlr lim war day •. The Iquldrcins measure, meet the severe chal· Ihe, usually direct the .pending of ' '!'lorth u Goose
ROBERTA CARUN .. TO·NIGHT •• AT THE
III loing
he aald Ind the lenge that alcohol IS a bcverage the consumer dollar form another fll'om Dock
a
p..
CRYSTAL PALACE
II!race
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better has presented to our society. We very important
to b. reach. today, Satur ay.
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL TOLL OPERATOR
i1diealion Ihl.t the cadels are keen: Bre bappy to Itate that lome of ed by any co-operative educational CONNECTION ST. JOHN'S.
t: .The genml fear that Air Cadet these things ue being attempted. programme.
' CORNER BROOK SERVICE!
fTel1
'Cfk would Interfere with Ichool In a small, way it Is true, In
Although other' .gencies may, AND LEWISPORTE.CORNER
dirl nnt materialize, Mr. Ross of CanRela s provlnres. The Cana· for the time being, be assisting In BROOK
MON,DAY
AI~. and ~chool principals report daln Temperanee Federation hal this work, the responslbi!itv for \ Train leavmg St. John s 8.?O
till ooY5 in Ihe Air Cadela hne become reactivated and is receiv· education rested with the Move-· p.m. Monday, Oct. 171h, 1955. '1'111
i!Be beller work than before they Ing the ro·operatlon of the church, ment Itsell and thus every unit
for the follow ng
jointd up.
both Catholic and Protestant. In which is a part of that Movement At J.ewlsporte S.S. Springdale
410 WATER STREET
TIle election of offlcera for the recent ~ntervl~wa with Cardinal shares In the responllblllty.
for points to Corner Broo)<,
~Illn, I" t k I
Leger and Cardinal McGulggan
At Corner Brook S.S. Northern
ASK FOR ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS
Brian H: ar 00 p Ice, and Mr. and the primate of the Anglican
ENLIGHTENMENT
Ranger for points to St. John's.
\
AND CATALOGUE
WI! re-elected chair·
.-.
er IUJnS
the Newfoundland
Com. Church
t In Cana da, we were fllven
Mr compton luggested that-tne
BAY ROUTI
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grea encouragement and co-oper.
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aUon. Provincial temperance or. education
me bv s or enlightenment
m
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Regular 9 a.m. tra IntAg
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ganlzatlons are now active In all co
,ome eana 0 er an n tla Monday. Oct. 17th, will make ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Il'
Ml.lor C. W. Carter, M.P.. (t. the ten provlrices with Newfol\nd. In an,. academic lenae. Classroom copnecUo n with M.V. Burin for
I.mll-Burgeo), returned to the land and Manitoba receiving sub- type teaching II not the lolutlon. Bay Route Placentia Bay.
alJ lUi night following an ex. stantlal grants from thelF reo Meetings, conferences and ban·
CONNECTION WEST RUN
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!luive tour of his rldlnll.
spect!ve governments. This work quets help. Society aponsored can·
WEDNESDAY
I,
IbjOT Carler reported that ver both at the provincial and fed: tests amt, scholarships Ire also
Regular 9 8 m trnin to Argen·
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litUe damage resulted from hurri eral level, must be encouraged bmetthtohdS WhtlClh mlgtaht t adopled, tin Wednesday; Oct. 19. 1955. wlll
IIDe lone in h
and expanded
u e mos mpor n method 10 make connection with M.V, Burin
lhoulh II
t e western aectlon
We were giad to note r'.·enll far devised Is the discussion group for West Roule l'laccnlia Bay.
lere Harbour
wa. extensl\'c
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t CONN·ECTION NOTRE DAME
lIt 1\ !'\orlh
Rnd dam.
. I lint
although Ihe Swedish".gov.Y In 5I"")
Uu) t \I bS, ur k't
I Chen mee·
('Ole, where ruad
1 Gal den 1 ernment hud r~\'ised lis laws reo
Ings... 11 IK upon these that Ihe
BAY SERVICE MONDAY
dl.lroH.' I 5 and.stage~ were, 1I1(1\'lng certain restrictions th'lt movement lI1ust b~lId lis fuunda·
I u,"\1 train leaving St .John·s
u am a quantlt'.
.. seelll 10 be
• I'on
l ro1ed mem ber~ h'IP 8.31/, "p.m. 1\!unday, Oct. 171h.
. WI'II!.
IOdfish• lo,t
' or saltcl\ : In many uf U5 nllght
.. . A ""'II
ft. Ino
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Ineressnn·. they did also enlarge I~ Ihe greatest· assel any loclety l1Iakc connection al Lewisporle '.
lUi" f~Ptclcd 10 lea I'e the city ,Iheir er~nts ol money 'to lempe. call have, a well enlightened pub. wilh I\1.V. Clnl'l'llI'i}le !UI' points'
r
I! I~ on TUC~d?~' 10 I'isit the Pia. : ance organizations rehabilliallo lie will create the atmosphere In Noire Dame Buy sen~lce.
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~~cchon of his riding.· Iccntrcs, research at the unlversil~ which any co.operatlve will find
THIS MODEL
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, and education for schools and the it easiest and most profitable to
community. 11 is hoped that In opera Ie.
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be followed and enlarllco:\ lipan social problems of our day.
With drunkenness on Ihe I~. ========...:.-...-=~=~======::;;;;;
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crra5C, with Ihe nUJnb~r5 of al·
MANY BEAUTIFUL MODELS OF
coholics becoming larger each
YUf, with the deaths on our high·
. WIYS exceeding the deathl In
world wars 1 and 2 combined, we
dare not sit quleseent but must' be
Ilert alld progressive.
A. a Christian I 1m my brother'. keeper. Wllh 200,000 Ilco:
PRICES RANGING
hollcs In Canada, with over 1 000
killed on our highways last year.
one can literally say ".Ay brother" blood does cry from the
ground." NewfoundlDnd can Intlc·
RANGING fROM
'h... rans.. hay. btren fully rebuilt at our
Ipate an Increasing problem In
litk. traffic cop- BUT
the yeara ahead because of In·
foundry and carrY a new ~ans' guarantee.
IIIhyth h.~.lt ,Ip' tlblCdol creased prosperity and the o~en.
21"
17"
Ing lUI of communications. Com·
DROP I~
munlcatlons bring In the good and
bad. Much of tbe evil that come.
AND SEE 'HEM TO·DAY
Step in la-day and ~ee yoursel[ In Fall's
along with the liquor situation
AT
OUR
WEST
END
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more feminine shue fn.~hiclIs. EVCl'yt\liog's
shall Increase on this Island un·
. . . btca\lll they IN the lesl a Iteater effort Is made to
prellier und morc flattering In Ihe new
AT
'-Iy tobaccoa wltb 'be patellted . control by law, to enlIghten by
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slim heels and important colors!
citizen takea a Ireater responsl·
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RI'l'URNID FROM HOLIDAY
lOf Jdr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson,
II1II Beatrice Day, St. Clare of 79 Pennywell Road.
Aytllue, returned. home recently
'
by t.c.A. from Columbia, ,South AT GENERAL
carollnl, where abe spent some the many friends of Mr. Eric Bur·
t1mt visiting ber sister, Mrs. C. ton, of 54 LeMarchant Road, will
W;'Robertion (Jenny). After leav. be sorry to hear that he Is a
IDg tbere .he visited Boston and patient at the General Hospital
severll cltiel on tbe Canadian as, the result of a motor car ac·
Mainland.
c1d~nt on Tuesda~, October 11th.
LEFT YESTERDAY
.,)In. Clrmen Mews. Glenrldge
Crescent, lelt bere yesterday by
T.e.A. to spend ,a holiday at Mon·
Utll with her, Iiller·ln·law, Mrs.
H. Gardiner, and with Mr. and
IIrI. H. Borland at Toronto.
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"ASTRO·GUIDE"
CHIT-CHAT COLUMN
, "
TH.E DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, OCT08ER 15,1955
'.
sian of their 2Dth wedding annl·
versary. They were married at
the Presentation Convent. Cathedral Square on October 15th, 1930,
by the late Rev. Fr. Flynn.
COME BACK CLUB
An enthusiastic meeting of the
d Ire c tor s of the St. John's
Come Back Club was held In the
Newfoundland Tuberculosis As·
soclatlon rooms at the King George
V Institute on Tuesday, October
11th, at 6 p.m. The reports of progress were given and general
business was discussed. The come:
Back Club plans to hold a Hallowe'en dance on Friday, October
28th, at the B.I.S. club rooms.
Members and their friends arc
urged to make this party an out.
standing success. Future plans of
the eiub
Includebingo
R jumble
sale
and Ralso
mammolll
aI
_
pry.
Present-For You and
Yours • • . Take it a5 e~sy
3' possible today, making 'no
,
50cial~plan5 if you can avoid it.
Young ~oplc present problems
under current aspects. Be as
constructively helpful as you
can, but do not give in just to
take the easy way out. People
of all ages tend to be oversensitive now; tact is your most
valuable weapon.
Between Us
Women
,
CONGRATULATIONS
By RuTH !llILLETT
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Pike. Portu· I ' .
gal Cove, Road, are receiving the
congratulntions of their many
friends on the birth of a daugh·
ter at the Grace Hospital on Fri·
day, ~tober 14th.
i SHOW INTEROOIN FRIEND TO
Future '••• II will soon be
impossible tn find a nickel juke
box, but many operators will
soft en the ten~ent blow by
us;ng long·play records with two
tunes (or a dime.
Past .•. While poki'ng around
in the Coliseum: ruins 191 )'can
ago, Edward Gibbon con'cived
the idca for his weighty "CtCline
and Fall of the Roman Empire"
-and it's still selling.
The Dey LInder Your Sign
l\IAKE 111111 LIKE yOU
ARIES 11.,n March 211. April 201 LIBRA IS.pl. 23 t. Oel. 221
It is more human to ask one~elf
ARiftuivcneu ,,"'orks uainu )'OU, 10 Allo_ fllenty of time (or I({tinl "'\ert
~al.:e a ~ck Jut today if )'ou wanl 10 you .'ant to ,0. ~afety is ad\ttMl
"Why shouldn't so·and·so like
Imprul IOll\eone favorabl),.
aspetted, 10 abry III relub.tionl.
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me?" than "Why should he?"
"ROM WESLEYVILLE
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23
10
No
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But
the
second
question
is
far
,lin. Eille Roberti, and her
LEFT FOR OTTAWA
TAURUS (Ap,iI21IoMIY 20)
Prop!!: blrc )'CU with thtir idlt (.~;r.t).al
Don't K rushed. into doin&, Jtlm(lhin~
more realistic and to the point than
Mrs. W. S. Bradbury, 2 Rodney:
gentl'al aimlcssntu too.),. Bt'!n
claupter, MIlS Jean Roberts, ar·
.again.t your betttr judgment. Stand up and
.pend
time alo::.e with boo!.;.s,
.
the first onc.
ror your rilbt. 'lr )'ou'U lost.
Jived In the dty yesterday from
Street. left here by the express \
People
don't
like
you
just
be·
SAGITTARIUS t,<o •• 23 to DIC, 211
Wesleyville to see Mrs. Roberts'
on Thursday for Ottawa, where '
GEMINI (M.y 21 t. Jun. 21)
~auscyou've never given them any
f'Criod, requIres special Jlltli'I':'I. tt
Sonte ur~tl stems likely, ,uptciillly In. Tbis.
shc will visit her son, Mr. Louis I
IOn, Mr. RUllell Roberts, Grenfell
w1th )'Ollr matt•• You r:1!(d It
cMntchon 'YI;ilh )·oung members or fam. !datlons
reason not to. That is too negative
tlon
out
lOme problems.
',.
Bradbury and friends. She also 1
iti .; -+'
ily. Von"t let hutilt1
l\'venue. who Is seriously III It
I an attitude to invite friendship.
plans to "islt relatives In Mont·
I~ Grace Hospital.
I' to What
if you've
never'
rude
a person,
never
saidbeen
or done
CANCER
(Juno 1022 what
to July
22) h,. IS. CAPRICORN
(D.c.by22 ntlafiu
to J.n, Itluii1.
Lilten (artfully
others
<;"onflici is dmot(d
EDDlNG ANNIVERSARY
real before returning home.
A
LIVE
DOLL
anrthing
against
him.
never
got
in
Ih,~'
may ,be ~,dd'n munin,. whith will hon •. St«, elm 01 .it ••ti,n ~l'tl
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Wadden. 34
Billy Evans, age 31,~ 111011lhs, looks like a real little 11011. Sent in by I, his way, nevcr done anythinll to
be .",porlant 10 yo",
mlrht &<1 oul .1 band.
'
make him not like you.
lEO (July 23 to Aug. 22)
AQUARIUS [J.n. 20 to F.b, Itl
ower Street, celebrated their CARD PARTY
IN HOSPITAL
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~Irs. Guy EI'ans.
. That's not enough 10 make you
Not aImY
,00<1bttray
time toyouconfide
..hen
II nOw
Double,ch«k
,k .ilh f......
thtr
behindInyour
blck.
IS trronan,
and ...
misc.alculationJ
va
thlrty.flfth wedding anniversary on
The Macdonald F II . .
His many friends will b~ sorry
Columbus Day, October 12th. Their Is holding a
de o"shlp Club 10 Icarn that Mr. Dermott Due .-,------.--.----,.-,.- .-.-expect him to like you, to want
Wo,k .Ione II ",,,ibl..
d",oted. Yo. u. avoid later lOll.
tu make a fnend of you, to make
VIRGO (Aug. 23 10 S.pt. 2lI
PISCES (F.~. "'oM,rch 20) ,
many friends offer congratulations. Y.W,C.A. club cYoo party a~ ~he I gan enlered St. Cla~c's 'Merc),
him feel any warmth
You m.yt!J'lt:!l
1.e1 )OU
indiun'l
...."dget
...autd.n·t
m.k. ofDon'lyou.1<1 ~hlnll!n
n'~you~ t<lui.n.
Jet th.
. • toward you.
.Il'ro
af Irlc.e·
II POSlhyt
Ittitdt.
,
at 8 pm Gam m~ ~I~ elemn~ Hospital yest1!rday for an opera,
irllm
e rea I ques t Ion IS: What have
fully, ~llck c1 ... to hom..
[ .., d... ~ ... lull ..Iall
Th
CELEBRATION
tion a~d .
es 0 rrdge, auc, tion.
"., ",.' ""."',,, . you done to make him want t o ,
C 1955. Field [nlerprh... taL
:' Thursday evening • social wu
canasta will be plnyt'd.
VISITING F'RIENDS
know you better, to make him want \
!t,eJd It the Knights of Columbus GRAND MASONiCBALL
Mr~. John Hennebury arril'erl Ir
to be your friend?
Let Him Know You Like Him
----'-----------------I'ljoms, St. Clare Avenue. for
City Lod
f'
the cIty last weck from Bonavl5t~
I1!tmbera and lady guests in ecle. and Scottl:~s :onb~~h :he English and is now staying with frirnds al
, Have yOIl let him, know that YOll1 ,
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, Itke and admire him? Have you I W,
~r.tion of Columbus Day. A card Masonic Order s ut on of the 131 Hamilton Avenue. She i~
I gone out of your w~y to do a favor I "
.
.
~,rty. supper and dance were a Grand l\Iasoni arc combining for
10 l'lsit her husbanrl who i~
,
for
him?
Have
you
ever
said
or
1.l
JiFl cf the evening's tntertain· at the Old Col C danceUbto be held heI'C
a patient at St. Clare'S Mercy lIos·
i d?ne anrthing that coul~ m~ke, llUX larV
~ent. A pleasant feature of the I day. October l~~r Ci on Tues· pital.
; hIm feci more pleased II'lth him·;
•
,,'Cninl was when one of the past two ea s
I. or the pa~t
sell?
:
,rand knights, Mr. William Ashley wer; d~sc~h~1 Mas:nie balls. which FROM TORONTO
Have YOII bothered to find out The regular monthly meeting of
congratulated Mr. and Mrs. N. J. years II' n nue for sn many
: and remember things about him Wesley United Church Evening
~tl'. and Mrs. Fred Mradus, Cor
,Wlldden on their wedding InDl. and ihe ere outstan~IDI: successes, merly of St. John'~, recently al'
: that arc important to him, so that: Auxiliary was held on lIIonday,
i when you meet you 1131'0 some·' October 3rd,. at 8 p,m, in Wesley
~:erSlI')', and Mr. Wadden gracious- ward to ~a~ritt~~, IS looking for· rived in the eity on a visit. and
; Ihing to sa)' that iets him know that' House. The Worship Service was
}l' replied to the good wlsnes of day
I ng IS one on Tues, arc sta),ing with Mrs, Mead us'
, in y?ur eyes he is a real person.' conducted by Mrs. Reg, 1IIills, the i
tbelr friends.
f I even ng an even better af,
•
a r. Records of Masonic partie~ brother.in·law and s;ster. Mr. and
not ,lllst a face anti a name filling' them~ ?f which was "Jesus' Call,
. a niche In the world?
' to DISCiples," Mrs. ~!ills opened!
,F,ROM GRAND FALLS
In St. John's I:olng back to th~ Mrs. Rollert Cainrs. Jr,. 106 Ducll
Those arc the pertinent questions' the sen'ire by repeating General;
'Mr. Ken Goodyear of Grand last century tell of the first Ma, worth Street. Their daughter.
Rosalind lIIeadll~, II'ho is '(llrlccn,
that come to mind when rou ask Bnl·th's beautiful poem entitl~d
lalla arrived In the city on 'Thurs· sonic dance, In Newfoundland wa~ is also visiting here with her par,
~'oul'seIr, "Whl' should he like me" "Others," The guest speaker for,
lI~y on business, and Is registered held, at the Old Factory.' Sf. ents.
IDstead of "Why shouldn't he?"
' the evening was Rev. J. A. McKim!
at the Newfoundland Hotel.
John s on January 21$1, 1852, un,
. If ~ou could answer ali of those who gave an illustraled lecture on'
der the direction of Captain Jen,
questIOns satisfactorily, chances' his work amongst the Indians in
IN HOSPITAL
klns, R.C.N .• Worshipful Masler ENGAGEMENT
~re YOll wouldn't be asking your., Canada. This was \'Cry inspiring
,'His many fricnds will be sorry of SI. John's Lodge. and was The engagcment was rcc~ntly
I self "\I'h)' shc,~id he like me?"
! anel informati I'e and a very pro·
to learn that William Buckley, patronized by His Honour the Ad, announced of Hilda Bl'aDlI~tactter,
; ,Yoll would JUFt know that he fitable hOUr was spenl. The meetI (h~-rrom, his, ~esponses 10 your. inl( closed with a ,social hour which
lI'ar veteran of "C" Company, New. ministrator.
duughter of Mr. and Mrs. Josefor
()~\ n genu me hklOg and interest in was greatly enjoyed by all.
foundland Regiment; Is at present
Brandstaetter of Austria. to AI·:
illm.
I pltient in the General Ho~pltal. LEFT THURSDAY,.
fl'ed ,Spitssbcrger of Otlr-nong.:
I
Ind wish him a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Waller Lear of Montreal. Austria. Both are now employed:
who has been visiting friends and at Eckhardt Knitting Mills at:
I
RETURNED HOME
relath'es at Manuels and St. Brlgus. The wedding will take
, Mr. Joseph Johnson, 79 Penny. John'., left here on Thursday by place at the United Church.!
well Road, arrived home on Wed. the express to return home. Her Brlgus, on Saturday, October 22nd. 1
FOLLOW THE STRP.\'G
BLUEBERRY CAKE
aesdly after spending the past five daughter. Miss Millicent Lear, who at 1\ p.m.
JUST THREE
t
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leave
by T.C.A.
today here
for Mont.
Ronnie Downey
his third14birthday
cake. Se!1 In by
)'tin
with th e Cana dl an Navy.
was
on holiday
will "GET ACQUAINTED PARTY"
v. cup butter
re I also
lIlrs. ellts
n, Downer.
MeKay Street.
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2
eggs
"'NGAGEMENT
a.
Gamma Chapter. Beta Sigma - - -- -'-- - - .--._-.- .---.-, - - - - . - - ,11.
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milk
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.':'. The engagement was announced
Phi held their "Get Acquainted bara Wyatt. guest for the evening
1'i, cups flour
,this week of Mill Hilda Florence WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Party" for prospective members gave an illustrated talk on Hair \
1 cup sugar
,
I~ tsp. salt
,Carr Adams, daughter of Mr. Ind Mr. and Mrs. David S. Doody. at the Y.W.C.A. on Monday. Octo' . Styling, Manicures and
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Mrs. Harold Adams, Allandale 26 Pennywell Road, are today ber 10th, 1955. During the evening, Beta Sigma Phi
present, 1
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Milk
2
tsps.
baking
powder
•Road to M J
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receiving the congratulations of suitable games for the occasion, ed to the prospechve members by
I
1 tsp. vanilla
concluded
a delicious
sup',I begin
B new series
broadcasts
,
the
Sororitywith
Sisters,
The parly
Mr, Andreas
Barban,ofpianist,
willi1
1 cup blueberriel
.'
ncr served by the Social Commit, ~ Sundar. These 15 minute programs .
flour
'
tee.
\ of the music of Beethoven. Chopin. i
1I1elt butter and pour In a CUP'i
Add unbeaten eggs and fill cup
A,.NIVERSARY
:llozart. Schumann and Schubert I
with milk.. Sift flour. sugar, salt'
.
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Mr. and Mrs, Bourdncy Moore. wili be heard over the regional i
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Basebalf Poles
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Crane
'Irst Sfad'IUm I·ce.With Big
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Matt Foster" Reg Ash
iFootball's Sr., Jr., MVP,:
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The Secretary of the football sport and player.
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\ league Issues the Mlowing olfi·
In Section "B" the bonour 10C!
clal release concerning the selec· to IlEG ASH, speedy forwDrd oj
tion of the MOST VALUABLE the. CbamploBshlp Guard. team
A new
'been secured
PLAYER awards for 1955.
wblch werit Ibroush the seHor
"Ison opened at tions, Ipacemen, Davy crockett., by tbe SI. John's Amateur Base·
In
the
Senior
Section
o,f
tbe
without losinl
aam e• In addi
TIlr.ne"· icc
I".t ~,night with sel'en bus drivers, policemen Bnd var b·l\II LeaEue and wark has st art•
League
the
honour,
the
hillbest
lion
to
hll
flile
playing,
AIh "s~
:hp stall lllm ;;\ relent for tbe lous .other Intercsllnl subjects.
ed on tbe erection of the ninety
single one that can be obtained by In no small manner responsibll
hundrt{1 ~~ .•tt I i: m\'riad cos.
The judges chole the followlna foot poles wblch will house the
any player goes to MATT F05· for his team'S victory .. he Jel'
lire;; l :lrn\\~
Ihe 19S5-56 skat. winners:
IIthtins SYltem for night baseTER, popular centre balf of the the section "B" with 11 counter~
:~:r,c; I" Ilf IOIlIC
Best costume _ Ann Lynn ball.·
Felldians. Foster masterminded In fact, In the game a,alns!. tb"
:n, ,(:1;<111. h 'n lement weatber Gooble.·
Work on the poles has been
the Felldlans to victory In the In· Holy Cron, Ash tallied 4 goah
Ot,Pltc t. ~ ; Cpectators as well
Most Orlllnil-Keith Leshelna. held up for three weeks awaiting
surance Round, and ·Ied the dou· 3 against the C.L.B., and two eacl
113r~~rr"'\{ °th·ronded tbe 5tad. Best Couple _ John Chi.'. and i!1"lsltlon of a crane ca,able of
ble blues to second place In tbe against Felldlans and SL Bon'~
arll('lpant,
~ under the Dorothy LeGroW.
t pas it·1 on.
Il P
h b'g pHair
s nlInil tb e poIes Ino
final standing. He ~as credited A good pl.ye~ and a valuable ell'
lUi'll fur I m~nager Lorne WakeLargest Family _ The 'Gillies Tbe bODm hIS been supplied by
wllb an assist In the Insurance to his team, Ash ean "ell fer'.
jlrt(1I0 n 0
family of four.
Cbester Dawe Ltd" and "'ork IS
Round, whilst he scored two gOlls proud of his achievement bI ~
r:njudgin~ rhr prize winners were Jlest Historical-Dorothy Barne.. .¥pected to be concluded within
in tbe Caribou Round. A good Ing selected IS the MOlt Valullif
Ilr, ,nd ~Ir~. James D. Higgins.
Oldest Gentlem.n-Mr. Jtod ••rs, a week.
all round player, and a keen fool- Player In his .ection.
I!' Claudl' J1~Il. Mr. and Mrl. 74.
As soon IS tbe lights are up
couldn't dig In as Pod res brazen· ball brain, Foster was a tower of
Players and fans IlIke will b
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Olde.st Gent In Costume-Wal, tbey will be tOlted by NewfoundBY JACK HOWLETT
Iy
twirled
tbe
same
mixture
inn:
strength
to
his
team
In
the
pivot
extending
congratulatiOlll to thesr
,;,rdn
nulL
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(In New York for the WorM
ing after inning .
position and his leadership was two fine playel'll, MATT ~OSTEll
d¢n 1'"Mr The u lies a
er ,
next week. says baseball leDguc
Series, DAILY NEWS Sports
On his belated birtbday cake evidence as the season progressed. and REG ASH on their aeleetlor
h'ndl lull with Ihe gala assort·
Best Clown-Barry L)·ncll.
secretary Joe Wadden.
Editor Jack 1I0wlctt, In this
Johnny
wanted I twenty fourth His selection 10 this honour will of the top Individual 1I0nOlU'l fOI
Best Loc,aI Scene - Francis
.~,·.cnt ~I hCilulilul and d dunusual
Rnd succeeding article,. sets
candle-for
his change of pace.
be hailed by playera and fans their work during the 1.. feD!,
e.,\(~minc which para e
over Jenkins.
fortb his Impressions of the
But
any
series
wbich
goes
Into
alike who recognize In him a fine ball leason.
tr,e iee HlrI;tCr.
behlnd.the.scenes e~cltement
the seventh game could go either
('o'lulnr- in the carnil'al repre·
Best Animal-Elizabeth Willis.
of Brooklyn's IIrs!" world
way. These articles are concerned
. tl{! d<,('t MS. nnrses. cowboy!,
King and Queen - Garry and I
.championship
baseball win.)
,
_!n
TV t A B II
mostly with historys' first twoIld:,n!, hJllet 1I_~~en. ., I a· I nn a.
The Dodgers didn't choke up
down comeback but you couldn't
this time. Even with their backs!
get better competition than the
to the wall and the' odds makers'
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Yankees.
supposedly Infallible statistical
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The Bombers were obviously
hurt by the 1055 of Mickey Mantle
st. John'. ReIGtta Committee· barrier being spouted from every
and the Injury to Hank Bauer
St. Bon'l widened·. Ibeir lenlor It 1-0 wbea a eorner kIdI 1IoaDd:
held a special meeting last night sports page and television screen, I
But the Dodgers were hurt too:' Intercollegiate Football League ed off a PWC fuJlba~ late the
It the Stadium .to hear the reo they refused to He down.
Don Newcombe complained of a \ lead to four points over Prince nets.
port of the sub committee on 1m.
The Inspimtional third basins.
shoulder Injury In the first game of Wales yesterday Iflernoon at
Slane, ICOrtII klJ ..... lOll
. of Jackie Robinson and the slug-,
III' TilE f:\SADlAS PRESS
Tbe Brunlwlck.lalke-Collentler provements to the lakeside.
and going into the big .,ne they the Felldlan Grounds .wlth a &0 In the second balf to ,pea ICIriJI&
The committee heard plans of ging of Duke Snider showed that I
wiih the prospects of rain or at· Company of' Canada, tbrou.b
were minus Jackie Robinson and shutout of the Collegians.
again .,alnlt bombarded J'rl44le
tb,
proposed bre t k tabl d the .1955 edition of Dodgers were·
:U't .,lOC), gning along the eastern i tbelr local representative Ibe f tb
had
an
ailing
centerfielder.
In
Tbe
Blue
and
Gold,
who
bave
Purchase wbo had hla halldl full
I
as wor
e a cool buncb of guys In a comeIJOtbaIl (rvnl loda~', the snide re- I Cabot Construction Ind Supplies ~~etln~'~ ft~:sa;as ~U~h of t~e back. On tbe basepaths the tan·
Duke
Snider,
whose
knee
was
concluded
their
I~cond
round
turnln, leatber allde. 01" lit·
Jackie RobluoD
!llirk il prom pled that there can ~ Ltd., are tend.rln, a compliment·.
taped up
pl,y, need only a WID or a tie In rett assisted 011 tb. fourth
a en up n. taHzlng Robby helped unnerve the
.
: most of Ihe team were rlghthand.
ht D,' mOl',' mud slinging In Ibe \ ary .dInner and presentation to dlICUSSIon of the merits of tbe Y k
Greal ~redit must go 10 Whitey t~eir ~ext game to win Ibe cham- A loft shot Into the conler .. :.
3:g Fonr r::.,hes than the league tbe bowlers. wbo bave rolled "of- steel Ind concrete v~. all-concrete a;:., P d
d
II! ers, turned out to be a thorn, The Ford and Tommy Byrne for the i plOnshlp.
. scramble play .ave Bob Jlarsll.lI
0 nn)
0 res summa up Ie,. hth d
~II indul;.'<l in already thll Sellon. flcial" POSSIBLE. scores to date. construction .
Brooklyn
feeling
wben he was in. I rig an ers got beIt ed wh'llet he great wins they pitched. But even
Marshall In~ Slaney both dnll· his second ,oal as IL Boll'. led
.~ o'i·l:~!d ,quabbles.
. Thc blg~r;t gobs this week were Tbe dlnner wIII take pIa,ee on A sub committee consisting or tcrvlewed a!ter tbe Brooks hnd! lefties won all three Yan~ee in Yankees Stadium the first two ed home a pair of goals II Ibe 5-0. Ton, Manning wu ."arded
.• wa dur:n~ a bitter family feud Tuelday, October 18tb, at '.30 Hubert Kelly, Mike Hqwley and pulled out their first win Asked' games, two of them by Whltey were dose. The Yankees had no I:ague leaders took ~he one sided the sixth ,OIl "hen a PWC fuU·
~'~he OilaWa Rougb Riders. The p.m., at the Crystal Palace on th.e Claude Hall was delegated to look If he thought the vaunted Yank. Ford, a real money pitcher. and bullpen, bow ever, and there' was victory. Tony Man~mg and Bob back nudged it over the line with
the plans of Mr. Young of
jl t th D d
I Tommy Byrne an aging artist• a big difference. Their bencb, a Redmond Icored smgle goals IS mannln, elose bJ.
~;":l ha< be!n firings, reslgna- BIY Bulls Road. Mr. Jack Wallace, Into
A
d
rt back t 0 the ees
b were
11 d'a nx 0 eDgers, I Boston Red ' Sox centerfielder
t'~D-. I wholpsale levy of finiS and Manaller of the Cabot Conltrue' rmco In repo
much stronger one than the Dodg. Joe Gatherall rack~d up an easy
With stalwart I\IIltelldlJlf ·if
t T'b '
d Jimmie Piersall stood up to cheer ers, couldn't do much with Dodg. , S?utoU!. as St. Bo~ 5 scored three Gatherall and etellar fuUbaeking
aparade of replacements as fast II tlon Co., will pre.lde and Premier committee on the merits of tbe e"crePt el
any
no.all We've
e~ re abeaten
goo. when SnId er came. to bat. Piersall
.
~am and trains could bring In Smallwood will lI\alle the official steel breastwork.
ball er
club
that's
ers bullpenners like Clem L~bine, ; limes ID each. period.
of D. Sinnott and R. McCarth1 tile
~'c ntllly touted imports.
presentation. to tbe followlnll
Grants of fift1 dollars eacb
d I
br
.d
bl sat close to me in the press box Don Bessent, Russ Meyer and . R. Marshall s. sbot from ~be Blue and Gold ha" 1et to ..
Mter thr players are Introduced bowlers wbo make the' nucleus of we~e awarded to the local police gorOb c tUI s teh' orye ank are caPda e ~ covering Ibe series for a bean Karl Spooner, for a spell.
?aghteen !ard IlDe opened scorlDg scored against thll 1t11Oa.
ng e an ees' goo as'\ town paper. The' Duke stood de·LI rICh other the Riders will trot
II'
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NEXT: It takes a long ride
ID the fmt half, Bob Redmond
Next senior .amel will f ..ture
~t on Ihe !itld to take on tbe. BQw ngs Ha I of Fame:
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fiant with two strikes on him both
Nmtdable II amilton Tiger • Call Alee English, wbo made his po. llreclatlon of their excellent work
by subway and some. confusion
made it 2-0 when his long drive Prince of Walea and rell4 .ft
It ~al a series In which you times when he walloped home
r:l hl in Hamilton. It lookl a' If the sible In tbe J.V.B. Tournament, on .,.atta Day,
to fInd your right seat but the
slipped Ihrough goalie Fred Monday and St. BOil', and Jllaho,p
couldn
t go by .the books. The ,runs over the forty foot wall In
Riders will again be unhorsed.
DIck Murpby, who made bll In
scintillating performance of Purchase's bands. J. Slane, made Feild on Wednuday aftenltlOi
left·handers, which the Dodgers the fourth game BB Brooklyn tied
The other hal! of tbe Bill Four tbe Commercial Bowling L'II\I"
were sUPPos!ld to murder since· the series 2-2.
tbese stars makes your World
,thedulr bring~ together the once Tommy Carroll, who .... de hi. In
bere.
e
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'The Dodgers got off the fioor Series trip worthwblle.
t:lalilned, nOli' much Improved Tor. the' Inter Club League, Heber
They ~ined Ibree eth.n eo'
with Snider as their symbol of
~~:o Argonauts and the top-place Bartlett, who made It In tbe
about :u boors prevlous-tack'~
resurgance. Jackie Robinson's
Don King from Cleveland BrOWl!f;
~ontrra\ Alouettes at MeGill Sta- Cburcb Services League, AU
quarterback Don BaUey from Ptnll
boiler work at third base and the
d.1m In .Iontreal.
Breen. who made It In Ibe City
Stale and veteran Canadian end
snappy double play combination
Lnn; TOP MES AT HOME
Commercial League, Bob Redmond,
Jobn Welton.
of Reese to Gilliam to Hodges
In l"c Western Interprovincial who mad•. It In tbe st. Bon's
MEN'S LEAGUE
threw
a
stumbling
block
that
the
r{l(J!bali ~:ni.on, league·leadlng Ed· Bowling Leallue, and Edward
By ?RAHAM TROTTER
~POaT BEPLACEMEN1I
S.OG-Mereur, vs. Lineoln.
ever-champion Yankees couldn't
rn~nronI.;klmos tanKle In Regina Janes who rolled it In the HoI,
Canadian Press Staff Writer
As replacements Rldera today
Zephyr VI. Ford.
wipe
out.
.
~I)' \\(Ih second·plnce sa~katcbe'l Cross Bowling League,
01.TTAWA
(CP)
!he
get·tough
flew
in centre·linebacker Don Mo~.
PI)'lDoutb' VI, Monarch.
H~ Rou~hrlders-!ihort SCI en first·
These bowlers t. Ib
Itb
po ICY of the execuh~e of ottawa maw, who was a balf-season len~a.
A
new
Dodger
snlrlt
manl·
.
Dodge \'I. Nasb.
atnn.m left at home for a rest.
,De er w
Rough Rld~rs, who fmed 20 play- tion for Argos in 1953 before de·
fested Itself during-the series.
l'.lgary Stampeders Dleet Brlusn I ranking bowling Offleills, will be
U6-0hlamoblle VI. Cadillac,
~rs ~200 apiece for poor play, fac~s parting to Princeton, N.J .• for the·
With
Jackie
Robinson
holler·
r~l~mbja l.ions at Vancou'l!r In I the guestl of the BrunlwlckPentlac VI. Vauxhall.
Its
first ~eld test today at H~mll. ologieal studies; tackle Ed Foucb,
Ing that the Yankees were
ti! other WIFU game wbleh will Balke·Collender Company, wbe~
COllsul vs. Chevrolet.
ton when. the .new - look Rlde~1 who saW same service with lAl~
only human after all and the
hm I lar~e bearios on who winds I they will be bonoured. This Is a
Buick vs. Meteor.
tangle With Tiger·Cats In a Big Angeles Rams after a sbort atqll
double play ~omblnatlon pull.
~~ in th. i,'Ralie ceUar.
very fine sportlQ, Il"tun on the
FouThr footb~1l game.
with Toronto earlier Ibis .eIlOn;
MIXED LEAGUE
Ing the big putout, the
L:ons hare pigltt poin!s o~ four. part of this famous Campan" tbe
e last time .Ute two teams met, tackle Bob Peviani roald. of th.
S.OG-Blue VI. Gold.
In Ottawa, Tlger.Cats walloped.'
• .
':n, In 13 slarts and With VIctory manufacturers of bowling aile'll
Bombers found themselves on
Riders 40-0. That snapped the patio ~e~r W!th .New York Glanls before
:~ thm last three games could and billiard tables and should be
Sliver vs. Wine.
the ropes for a change.
ence of the executive of the Riders, gOI~g mto the U.S. Army, fro~
ILll ovcrtake Bombers under ccr- a nlgbt whlcb will be long r·
Green vs. Wblte.
Johnny Padres had a plan. A
who were slipping downhill fast which he was recently relelld,
a:n CIlcumstances. A loss would.
e
Pink VI. Purple.
grateful starter after having been
after col1ege.like spirit had got and Pete BeU~, centre·lInebaelter
:!1I'1 them only a mathematical membered by tbole who will al9olS-Amber vs. Brown.
bothered
by
assorted
alimenlll
them off 10 an encouraging start. from ~an Francisco 4gers.
ellnee 01 a tic with Winnipeg, a tend.
Yellow vs. Rose.
Last weekend the players were Helpmg bead eoacb Chin Ca1d·
which made It difficult for him
?,litiaa Stlmpeders already are In.
------Blaek vs. Red ..
oit trial. After they were drubbed. well today will be Gen. (ChtlC!
to
finish
a
game
during
bis
9-10
Ridm have won seven of their
35-7 and 43.6 by Montreal Alou. Choo) Roberta, retired Rider half·
Cream VI. Orange.
season, he had what it takes.
u ,.me; lor 14 points, two more
ettes, 20 wer~ assessed $200 fines. back wbo was flown In Thursday
!.'tIn WinnIpeg Blue Bombers, who
Podres mixed 'em up good. A
Earlier In tlll ~eason, coach Bill night from Kansas City to htl]!
hilt ~la)'ed 13 games and get a
fast ball, a curve and then the
Swiacki tried th~ ! ame tonic on his p)~g the srap c~used by the Oct. f
wmpletc lIeekend rest ibis week. A
S OW
change of pace more often than
bigb.salaried Tt.ronto Argonauts. f:rmg of bac~leld ~Dacb John 14r:(to!,), om Eskimos would give
expected. Tbe Yankecs were off
but fewer playel S received smal1er ~Ik and the resignation thiI "eek of
Ridm a lour·point margin and
balance as Padres' slow one
tt.!y \10\1:11 need onb' two victories, SCBEDULE-MONDAY, ocr. 11
fines
then. The result: Argos were Ime coacb. Tom Mcbugb.
Yogi Berra
danced over the plate. They
011 Bod,"
flattened 43.11 by Alouettes In their MeanWhile. club 0 If lela 11
or I I·ic" 'y and a Winnipeg loIS in
Beetloa "A"
next outing.
scotcbed rumors thl I ottawa ml,h'
ti! Illt t·'~H games to assure see. 'U5 p.m.
HEAVY CUTS
. drop out of the Big Four next Ie.
cad plarr
Alleys 1·2-Welley v. Queen's MONDAY, Oct. J1:
SECOND HUNTER KILLED
7.16-Ayres No. 1 V!. U. N. Fac·
MONCTON (CP)-New Bruns· Riders .again followed Toronlo's son. But they admitted Rider. ex·
IIIPS ~ I:I:T DUTCH:lIES
Road•.
wick's second huntin~ fatality this txample by cutting players right Plct, to lose ~bout $30,000 on tbl1
tory.
A!anR Ihe ra,Wn front, the three· Alleys I1-6-St.· Thomas' (1) VI
_
~easOn occurred Thursday after· and left tllis week in an attempt to year s operations.
~!lm On'Ari" Union presents a CatbedraL
. Ayres No.2
N.A.F.C.O.
The
Holy
Cross
A.A.
Sufthall,
noon when Leander Tingley, 65, inject life inlo I dispirited club,
rnmin. between the KltchcnerB.OO-Bennett Brewery vs. U, N.
1I'Itcriov flutchmen and Sarnla 1m. 8.30 p,m.
Series
will
continue
tomorroW,
i
was shot through the head while but on a much wider scale. It be·
Foundry.
PlMal! :n S~rnia. Winless Toronto Alleys 3-4-Gower Street \'s St,
TWINNING PROPOSED
Sunday,
morning
at
Victoria
Park,
in
the woods at Lower Turtle came so contagious that one player
Nfld, Brewery VI. Munn
Bllm)' B.~dl lakes a rest.
Thomas' (2),
and one assistant coacb quit.
MONTREAL (C P) - Mayor
with
one
game
as
follows:
'
creek,
Albert
county.
Coroner
Vcr·
HIGH
SINGLES
Motors.
In the :n:mol\egiate race tbe 9.30
12.00-Bhnisch's Braves vs. Gulli. non Chapman of Hillsboro. N.B., Altogether. five players got the ~athan Pbillips, the advanCl
Section B
WEDNESDAY,
OC. 19:
lcd/fco:' T()ronto Varsity tcam Is AUeys ·1·2-5t. Mary's \'s Cocb·
ver's Giants.
and RCMP investigated. An In· ax, including four American 1m· guard of a delegation of eltr
7ol6-Hlckman's A.A. VI, Standard S. Trickett .. .. .. .. .. 202
ports. Cut }'riday were guard.line· dais from Toronto, arrived here
It home ~', ~leGiIl Redmen, witb rane Street.
quest
will be held.
V. Fahey •• I t I t I I .... 246
Mfg. Co,
the Blup r.i Toronto the favorites.
Aile'll U-X1rk VI' George St.
N.S. WINNER
to doctor of philiosopby candidates :'ar!cer Diclc Barwegan, first·year Thursday nlibt to a welcome trolD
216
G.E.O. vs, Pepperrell Main· F. Hutchens .. .. ..
Q-Jeen, I,:,els and Western Mus·
TORONTO (CP) _ E. Grabam to encourage academic researeb import from Baltimore Cplts who Montreal's Ka,or Jean; Dnpeall
204
'VI Carter •••••
tang; men at London In the other
Seed.. "I"
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224 Bligb V of Cambridge, N.S. is in physical aod social scientists. had bee~ Otlawa's co·caPtaln, and Mayor Phillips said he il "vtJ3
~IUof Ihe schedule, tbe Mustangs US p.m,
9.00-Ayres No. 1 VI. N.A.F.C.O. M. Hamlyn •• •• •• •• • •
225 among eight winners of researcb Mr. Bligb Is studying at McGill centre Roy Smith, a Tennessee mucb In favor" tI. maida, IIJ
•ooklng to~ their first wIn. .
Alley. 3+-Wuley vs Cochrane
U. N. Factory vs. U. N. B. Rendell . . . . . . . .
fellowships donated by Union Car. University.
man who was In his third leason cities of Toronto la HontnlL
222
The in{er,r,llegiale battling could Street.
N. Johnson
Foundry.
bide
Canada
Ltd.
The
fellowships,
• p•••.
kDg. ab"ut I shuffling of Ihe 830
H. Truscott ,. q •• •• . , 251
'tlndm~,. Varsit" Is leading wltb
Alley. 1·2-Geor,e St. vs Gow. FRIDAY, OCT. 21:
203 with a basic value of $12,000, go
7.16-Ayres No. 2 VI. Munn V. Badcock ....
foar p~m:,. only two ahead of
L. Thi&.tle .. .. .. .. ... 226
Motor••
Qum. )lrGill and Western, as a er Street.
M. Howell ........... . 226
•
rtlUlt 01 their tie In Montreal last
Alleys I1-6-St. Mary'. VI Salva·
Bennett Brewery vs. Stand· E. French •• •• •• •• ,. •• 270 R. Crane •• .... .... ....
.. . 209
201
Go Young ••••••• .- ••
Salurday, ~la\'e one point each. tion Army.
e
ard Mfg.
•• 241 M. Giannou ... ... •• •• .. .. 206
11.30 p.m.
R. Joyce
t.
9.00-Nfld. Brewery vs. G.E.O,
243 D. Brown "' ... .... •• ... •• 256
Alleys 3"-Queen's Road VI St.
Hickman'. A.A. VI, Pepper· L. Cook ..
215
249 J. MeKinlay .. .. ..
Tbomas'.
L. Trask •• •• ••
rell Maintenance.
*
Robinson ·Tells Bums
The Way To Relax
r
I
IDiscuss Regatta
Committee Plans
Rahn' Football Honour Bowlers For Brestwork
I~ Ft;recast For iTn "450" C.ircle
Canadian Scene 'With Banquet
Bon's Widen Le.d
I n Senior College aall
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IGet Tough P?licy
;Of Rough RIders
'Faces Test Today
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Club B ling
Commercleal
Darts League
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St. John'. Amateur Basketball
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rlOlbal! i.eague games wltb two League will bold an oimportant
II:1tU In Ihe junior division end· I meeting on Tuesday night at 7.1:1
II tn scoreless deadlocks.
at Memorial University to discuss
hiliarphtrdson and SI. Michael'S plans for tbe coming season, sec·
etiled 0.0 It Ibe Memorial retary Graham Snow ,aid last
ta~Undl Ind Holy Cross and Sal· night.
~:I~n Army College fought wltb·
A full representation of execu·
G I score at the Ayre Athletic th'e and team delegate. are ex·
tdro:a_nds.. Both games w~r. play· p.et.ed to mike plans for I pro'II dllnle.
posed aeries. A nomination comD
mlttee for tbe election of officers
CARNIVAL .......... will be appointed at Ibe meeting.
I
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'In Hieb Soccer
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. and ,Montreal N,ov. bt, for St. Dec. 14, due HaUfax Dec. 16 and SOO Nrl.U.o
15'!i
1.)'.1
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John s.
Boston Dec. 19. Lea~ing "'oston
230
~1.1
"30
100 Lake I:I.eh
::lIO 211 2RQ '
M.V. Perth loading at Hamilton Dec. 20, due Halifax Dec. 21. Sail 11103 L Dulnult
l4
11
14
1000 Lake LID'
523 51~ SI5
Oct. 31st. Toronto Nol'. 2nd, and ing {rom HaUCax tor Ln'erpool
330 Lake Slton
:!3','
23
:)31,~
1450 L W".
Montreal Nov. 11th, for 8t. John's. Dec. 24.
:!aD 27. :m
6:10 La LUI
S60
300
3~0
140 LamAqu.
M.V. Lunan expected to load at
. FURNESS RED CROSS
70
70
70
1300 Ltlteh
,I
I
Hamilton about Nov. 7th, Toronto .·ort Hamilton arriving, SI. 4I'l00
Lt.eouri
3m
35
3S
••50 Ltolndn
Nov. 8th, Montreal Nov. 11th for John', Oct. 16th, leaving St. oJhn's :l7S0
12l
121
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316 om...
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John's.
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Oct. 18th, (Ha Ilfax an d New Yor).
179 175 m
.3011 Lorado
33
33
33
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Fort Avalon leaving st. John, ~ Louvlet
II! 171 !IS
Lfndhurol
Nova Scotia due St. John's Oct. N.B., Oct. 15, Haltlax Oct 1.8, due 16m
200 200 20fI
300 M......
101
~
sa
ulllng for Liverpool Oct. I St. John's Oct. 20, leavJng St. '000 MI.donald
2S
24
2'1\
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S2
50
II
18000 M.ek...
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John', Oct. 22 (C.B. and N.Y.)
m
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115
M.cI,ad
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eaving LI\'~rpooJ
Fort Hamllto:! leaving New York 3400
23.1
230
21!
1700 M.dHn
17\, IS 11
MI.nel
Oct. III, due St. John'. O~L 21. Oct. 21st. leaving Halifax Del. moo
115 213 215
6600 M.l.rli.
2B
2
2
Leavini for HaUfax and Boston 25th, arriving St. John's, Oct 27th, 5SOO M.n...1 Uran
)1".1,0
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us
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, MOO,Marlln' ..
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165 ."156 Ii:
11100 M.Ybru.
Oct. 28 and Hallfax Nov. 1, due axFort
, Hamilton leavingl ••lIallfU
" ,"
73\~ 13\~ 731>
13 Molnl).,..
10
40
10
..
st. John'. November 3. Salllni Nov. 1st, arrlvlng st. John" Noy. I~M"'enl
20 20
20'
_
Mom.rm ••
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Igain Simi da, for Llver901·1.
3rd, leaving SI. John's, Noy.. 5th. , ;JeOO
1:"l~""I~;
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1110 110 II~'
Nova Scotia leavlnl LIverpool
Fort AI'alon leaving Ne~ York .00 Morrill '
.n.5 3941 4041
MS~ AI.t. Urn
Nov. II, due St. John'. Nl·Y. 11. Nov. 3m, Icavlng St. John, I\ov. '13CO
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1473 )/Inln. Cnrp
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14) 14:10100 NomA frcok
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1\
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14" ,Iio lin
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Nov. 18,and Halifax Nov. :!2. due. NFLD. CAN. STEAMSHIPS
27
25
Z31\
3100 Ne. A1,.r
7~
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Bedford 11 leaving Halifax oct. 21750 New Athono
30
29
~
N.. Jlld
~m. dl' for Liverpool.
Il1th d St John's Oct. 17th' 2.100
120
100
102
3100 Ne. C.I
101
101
101
Deihl
, N.wfoundlaDd leavln,' LIverpool leaving u:t• J~hn's Oct. lS\h.
' ~New
210 201 ~IO'
100 Ne. Dleke.
.0
36
38
'!lov. 23, deu st. John' Noy. 29. Selle Isle II leaving Halifax Oct. 11400 N Fortu••
'II
II
27
13000 N Gold,u.
Leaviq for Hamil IDd, SostOD Il1th, due St. John's Oct 17th, leav· .550 N HlrrI•••o
33
33
33
61
63
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IDg St.John's Oct. 18th. ,
II
22,24
_ 1'1•• 110 ..0
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IW,
Bedford 11 leavlug HaUfax Oct. 5500 New J.oo.
30
26
::s
5$00 1'1 K.lo"
22nd,' due st. John's Oct. 24th., 11050
14
13
11
1'1 Lop.m
60
IS57
43000 Newlu.d
leaving St. John's Oct. 25th,
9
8
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.100 N Mlrlo.
19
111'0 lSI!>
Belle tale 11 leaving Halifax OcL 'I10000 N.w -laeultl
23
II
21
....
1'1 Myl.m.qu.
22ncl. due st. John', Oct. 24th. 2000
II
15
lS~
5$00 N.wnortll
11
16
IS
UOO N.w R.u,..
leaving SI. John', Oct. 25th.
10% 10 10%
, 4000 N StIIIt..
30
28
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talO
New
TIIurll
Bedford II leaving HaUfIl Oct.
777
4000 Nib V.lle
~
150145150
29th. due St. John'. Oct. Ilat, 4300 NlpellQ
10'
10
10
3000 NI'to
leaving St. Johu', NoY, 1~
111'0 50 51
713 N.ra.d. IItW
101\
20
20
_ N..,.ld
CLARKI STIAMFHIP CO.
MO 130 63a
1165'Norm,,,1
SheldnICe IIllln, tod.,.,
37
:It
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H
11111 12V.
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I
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IS
Nudul'III'
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10
10
10
19, due st. John', Oct. H, ullinl 1flOO
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11111
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111'0
1000 Ollm.
TO
•• aID Oct. III.
1.1
115
IS,
600 Ok. 1IIn Mtt
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0'Le• .,.
Sheldrake leavin. Montreal Oct. 1000
IT. JOHN'S
4 4 m
1000 OInnll...1
us 785 113
28th, Irrlvint St. John', No" lat, 11350 Opoml.k.
II
21
21
10000
DRnld.
,.OM NlW YORKI
leavln"t. John'" Nov. arcl. 48
.:!
44
3000 Ollok.
15
mi
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POrt Ramlltoa .... Ocl. 11
19
U
It
2100 P.mour
10
m ".;
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t.rort Avalon ...... Nov, I
110 100 1011
1000 P.~.
leaving
st.
John'.
No\·.
12th,
(Ba,
433
43.,
43.1
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PROM IT, JOHN. N.B ••
n7
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37
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120
1211
120
125 Plok crow
t'Fo~ Avaloll ...... Oct. 111
n III' II'';
Sheldrake leaving Montreal Nov. .700 Pilch Oro
33\~ 33
)3!1
t'rort Avalon ...... Nov. II
73 I'lle"
16th, arrlvlnll St. John'. Nov. 20tb, 1700
I~
51
55
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600
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leaving SI. John" Nov. 22nd.
10 11:\5
10
S~ Pn>nlo Uro.
flO 260 270
200 Pn>' AIr
Novaport leavlnl Montreal 25th,
t.Fort Avalon ...... Oct. 18
32
32
32
2000 PIInIY )11 ••
due St. John'. Nov. 30th., leaving 15200 Ue 'Chb
liS 138 142'
Fort Hamilton .... Oct. 25
"0 30S :120
Qu. COP
t.Fo~ Avalon •••••. Nov•• 8
St. John's pe,c. 3rd., (Bay Roberti). 11700
Il~ ID'" 10'.~
2.100 Q . . Lab
IS
II!. 15 ,
Sheldrake leavln, Montreal Dec. 2T25 QUI LlI1t
l10
110 110'
115 Qui M••
110 .50 460
3rd., due St. John'. Dec. 'lth.
SAILINGS
17'5 QUI M.laI
m
176 195
S2000 Qu. Nlekol
CONSTANTINE CANADIAN
241\ 2.\4. m;
FROM
IUS Qu.mo.\
10
155
156
:rJSO Radian
, SERVICES
liS 115 115'
ST. JOHN"S
555. R.yrock
• M.V. Teaswood leaving Toronto VSOO lIt1eoun
17
16
11
ISO 230 :so
300 R •••blt
TO CORNU BROOK.
Oct 15, Montreal Oct. 19, arrlvlni AII01I1_.r
.3
4:.l
43:
1111 Irl 111
17" Rio Palmer
St. John', Oct. 24.
"Fort Avalon ...... Oct. 22
110
1l1li
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21Ii:lO
211'J
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: . ,t'Fort Avalon ••• , •. NoY. 12
10
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1000
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71'0 7
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141 Ito 111
1000 San ADI
15
I.
15
1700 Salld ru_
• • Fort Hamilton, ... Oel. 29
Pt. '
700 8ba....,.
For. Hamilton. \ •. Nov. II
123 m m
ISOO Sheep en
110 630' 3tO
2647 Sherrltl
TO NIW. YORK,
17
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1000 SI ••••
I A. E. HICKMAN CO., LTD.
11 110 115
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S!I
31
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:10
21, 311
5600 &1.d,oo.1
t.Fort Avalon .,.• ; .. Oct. 22
getti"; ready to go flahln!!.
11
11
11
4000 Sle.loy
It~.;. l1~i 11
" .. l0rt H..milton .... Nov. 1I
~m SI.ep nook
AT
'CROSBIE
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LTD.
7:1
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171; 17
11
M.V. Western Explorer bRei· " "00 Sud C••I
clrgq.
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Sulll""
1(3 133 113
tin, ready for lhe herrin. flsliel1. 2100
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221'0
2214
211,
1160 U Mlnln,
SI. John's.
170 1145 eso
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tt Acccpll refrigeration
o 0 0
7QO U. IIIoU.
STEERS
LTD.
735 '/25 725
carICO.
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3
35
33
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lot lot 104
3Hi:n
'11
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21~ Venture.
a ~argo of fish.
o::!.\tt 21
24.
67500 Vleour
JOB BROTHERS
:Il1O 211,:!95
4100 Vlol.m ••
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Il~ 15
lSI.
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under repaIrs.
210 110 110
FURNESS WITHY
400 Wlllroy
BAINE
JOHNSTONS
III.
1m
1111
1000 WIII"y
& Co.. LTD. '
II • 9
,
1000 \Y1 •• he.t.r
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33
31
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Mon.,u.
21\11
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DIRECTORY
BECAUSE THE SIMPLE AUTOfl\ATIC PURCHASE PLANS
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Social
•
THiE BELL ISLAND N'EWS
.'
.
\\Funeral Of The Many Happy
Kiwanis Doings Silver Amiiversary
eople
In
The Ne~s. Late Wm.F.
Returns
Tbe Bell I~Klwanls'Club' Greetings'
met for their. regular weekly
'.
P
I Ilarl' Clreulallol1; Gratton were here during the past P
df
t
LL'
B
.
.
I tll L . H 11 W d
cv was here I week doing business ror their reo
llr. J. ~~iIY ~el~'s
rou
00
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.
.
Happy blrtbday greeting to Mr. I meeting n e eglOn a
~.
Happy anniversary greetlngs to '\
rcgular monthly spective f1rm~.
\
Cbarles M. F. Foote, 133 Empire' nesday evening Oct 12, 1st. 'Vlce Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doberty who
Personal
Religious Corner·
Iy CHURCHMA. N - - - - - - - -...
,.
1'1<
I
Bf CHURCHMAN
of ·us forward to I newer and 11101'_
: "tt. i:e was accompanl. Mr. Jobn Cahill bas returned A publfc expression'
Avenue, St. Jobn's who celebrated PdreslhdentlJ'1 G: Arhchlbabld OCCUPI(. celebrated their'Silver 'Vedding Whatsoever things are true .• , abundant life. From now on· 'Jet
. tlIe G ene I'a I Hos pltal wberc spI'ead sorrow on the death of thl' bis blrthda y October 12. HI's num· ePresident
t e c 13Addison
r .n tea
. .
t b 9t'h . Th ey , IT,ones t .•..J us t ....
P
·mI'. '
Edwar d (I'om
Bownsence
who 0Is Anmversary
on 0 coer
: • . th'Ink the tb'1I1gs we d0 an d tb e t hi ng.
b)' hiS .,
be has been a patient for some lat! WilHam F. Proudfoot, Ll.B. erouds Ifrlcnds .on the tlhslandtt
\ presently attending the O.Q.l\1.
maGrrledF bYB Rt·l RtCVd. Mon. i on these thmgs.-PblllIpans 4:8. we speak be acceptable unto God.
'. C. D. lis.rnes. curate St., months past. 1115 many friends and deep !ympnthy for the Proud. ten 5 ncere WIS bes. on e a am· Convcntion of Kawanis Inter.
. ' . art et at St.' "Keep therefore, Thy God im., For as our thougbt. are-i(/ wlll
· paid a busineu trip to 11'111 be glad to Ilear? thdat he 15 foot family W.lS given when the
of anot.ber milestone a very I national which is being held at ;lhchaels
Best wishes I planted in thy heart, unsoiled and I we be,.
•
funeral took place Thursday after spe.clal greetmg from !Ilax and M t I
(rom tbelr friend..
unperturhed by any tumult or
DAILY PKAYEI
· Wrdllcsday morning. now very mueh mprove •
John s r. !.ush. !IIanager all Miss Betty Lodge made a trip noon from his parents'
I Pearl.
•
wcre welcomed \
impressions. Be not
. to; 0 Almi ht God Tho k
LII. . . .,,1> 10 SL
'ro","''''
W.b.M . .
1",,,,
Too, Boy', .,,' L••"
!ruth, I.
I'. '''''''''" .... : ..
.• lIcd Ih':
Thursday. lIlr. and r.I.-h. C. J. Butler reo was by motor hearse and the Many bappy returns of. tbe day Following the luncheon a quiz I
In act ... and turn not aSIde from, often
t d t b CI
II. tCompanlcd by lIlr. C. turned from their 8Jlnual vacatlDn motorcade was extremelY largp to Mr. John H. Bennett wcll programme
under I
S.
.the path
to
goa!." from
,peelal representative Thursday whith was spent at sbowlng the
In ",hlch he known business man who cele· the direction. of Bert Tucker: I.tl
.
__
,. -Marcu,s Aurelius Antomnus.
',though'-. "ea from all· our
the
d D points
I
hi
b was held In the commul!lty.
not \
and
Bu Com...
-n\"
Topsail and other
on tbe
bra t hi s b' thd ay 0 coer
t b
16. tool< the form of a Baseball game. I Installations of II new freezing Toda) Is new
... let
" us live acceptable to
...
II J. [!. Tal rant was a recent local malnlan '. ur ng . 8 a'
A second motor hearse banked SpeCIal greetings from all bis one team was the Codgers and I plant In .the Bell Wand Arena Is .
of us: can ever re·II\·e It.! Tbee, througb Jesu. Christ fUr
. r. to Ihe Capital.
sence Mr. ButIel s position as sub- witb beautiful floral trll)utes pre. ,friends on the Island.
the otber Lankr.es. Charlie Cohen-: progressing rapidly lind It Is bop· : Time
.moves forward. i Lord.
t
and !\Irs. King collector was looked after by Mr. ceded tbat on which the remains
Captained the
and Ed·' cd that II sheet of ice will he avail· 1 Yet God IS forgIVIng .uppose you
n,;ad 51. Jobn's paid Leonard MacNamara of Her Ma· were borne and which was also
die Murphy, the Lankees. D!ck nble to reopen' the ArenA verY
bave known sorrow, and per·
to the Island Thurs- jesUes Custom3 St. John's.
covered. wltb wreaths.
Taillon acted
umpire. The end
possibly by the end of "exf haps disappointments have burt
Thr)' "'cre accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Vlncent Kent visit·
AttendIng the funeral from out
of the game sbowed Codgers lead· week. It Is not Ifnown lit pre5ent deeply. In tbis life It Is expected
ind 'Irs. Doyle.
ed St. John's Wednesday morning. of town were the following:..
0}. "arlety concert was staged ing 5 to 4.
if. Joe Byrne
coming back to that mistakes and trouble will per·
CHURCH OF ENGLANa
Ilr \Vluiam Earle Son of Mr. \Mrs. William Ezekiel Is doing J. G. Higgins. President of the In SI. Jame's Hali on Sunday There was n'l guest speaker at coach the Bell 'Island hoclrey mit mistake to recur, and only
. \Irl. l'hp!le~' ,.:arle We;t, fIne. at the. Grace Hospital. . Law Society; R. A. Par~ons of the evening, October 9th, and was this meeting. Nt.'xt week's speaker! tcams this winter, bowever local the blind refuse to see the lesson Nineteenth Sunday After TrlIl117
ST. 'CYPRIAN'S
. ha' Joil'rd the !'Illd. Con· I Mr. and
Jack Cohen and law firm of Parsons and Morgan; largely attended. Tbe concert was will be Mr. McLellan. Manager' hockey fans lire .keeping tbeir being taugbt by wbat seems to be
Rector, Rev. T. F. Honef.old,
·
. anrl \(10k up his duties IIfrs. Natllan Cohen were business Arthur Mifflin of Mifflin Ind produced In aid of the Children of of the Newfoundland Transport· fingers crossed. The local team a bumilitating defeat.
phon;c
Mr. and
MrsJohn'll
Chr!sWednesday
Saunders Mercer; SamlleI Haw klns 0 f Mary of the Mines, The various alion Company.
will be without the' services o( You see it's only to a person who curate, Rev. C. D. HayDu•. 1.10
Ihe pA<tHa"'co
wcek. o( the Per. visitors
to St.
a.m., Holy Communion; 11· I.m.,
J)cvartll1cnl, Dominion returned from St. John's Wednes. Knight, ,Phelan and Hawkins; A. Items were well received by tbe
right wingr.r "Hap" MaeDon· can take God at His word, and Sunil Eucharilt; 7 p.m., .l!vealo!IJ
Orc Limited paid a brief day afternoon.
S. Mercer of
legal profession; audience and was voted. buge
The Great Ray.mond and bis aId, 11'110 has now moved to the find forgiveness. and take advant·
and SermOD.
trip to SI. John's
Mr. penis' Hannlford went to Judge Loyola Whelan; H.. M. Bat· success.
company of magicians continues RCMP Station, St. John's. Late re- age of the new day that makes me
ST. MARY"
ten, M. P.; Clyde Brown, M.P.P.;
PROGRAMME
. b
ports Indicate that there are two really count.
'John's '''ednesda •
8.30
I.m.,
. Holf .Communlolll· •
v
morniog.
'Y Head visiting
J
rkes
1 Tb e Llttl e Red Sch00I tonight and Monday DIg t..at St.f goo!! hockeyls!s' now employed We should oller tbanks. to AI·
tht. Hon. R. F• Sp a
, Speaker of . SongS-,
t rned St.Mrs. John
p.m.,
Evensong
and Sermoll,
Regina Wednesday.
Carbage re She
u Is capital Wedneway doing business the House of Assembly'' .,. A. House, Theresa Nolan', 2,
James
Hall under
the ausplcles o
.
hospital
SI. Michael's
.Chureb.
with I ·
contstructlng company, mighty
God, for the very fact that.
~n
oi~wlde.
~"i:,(ant ~Ir.
~
"i'~';'''.'o"1~land
'obO',
resld~nee
11 ",.... Th,
mo""".
~at~t:
~x·
men~
e~teem.
~s
p'
Tho","~
C:~.~dale
sl~nor
Ch~rcb.
i
;nw~ea ~uests
Cl,,".
I~
,1\""", ..
Spo~t
wa~ f~aturcd
Codg~rs,
~!
Ial~e
U, ,,; ... '"t':::'~
th~t le~ds lif~'~
o~e
VarI"e'.tv Concert.
~i:r I'i~it
u~e
~ere
~
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da~. W~,
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much better. Her many
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Mrs. Mary Johnson made a bus.
the
For You
This afternoon tbe Ray.mond here who may be trying out for we are alive today. Let us stop to
UNITED CHUJtCJf
In"si. trip to the Metropolis on e era on
e ssoe a on; . .
b
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th h'l the 10e8.1 team when things get think abont It for a few minutes.
,,"edn' ....da. 'I.
Oke; S. L. Sbcppard; J. Rltcey; Song-Ray McLean.
S ow WI s age a mammo c I· organized In local bockey circles. We are alive. It Is a new day. Minister, Rev. F. G.Welr.. 11
a.m., Dlylne Worsblp; 1.30 p.III ..
Ilrs. ~Ieh'in Bursey and her"
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A Pile' A IIf Martin' E Dicken
Violin and Guitar SeleeUons- dren's matinee at 2:30 p.m. for the
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LInda returned to the ' ;aevd. F. G. Well', U.C. Pastor'
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• Ray Crane and P. Keels.
youngsters.
There Is all the experience 01 tbe Sunday -Scbool; ·7 p.m., Divi: ..
during the week • after made a trip to St. John's Wednes- son, Nfld. Light & Power Com·
P3st to teach us there ire these Worship.
I h lid
pany; R. W. Shepherd; F. M. R\lg·
Songs-l, Tbe Old Refrain, 2, \
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about us wh'
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a I'er)' enjoynb e 0 ay day.
gles; Ernest Adams; Mark Gosse; Love's Old Sweet Song, Mr. E. Ray McLean and Pat Keels.
f' d 0 adre hanl:t ous to be
!larbour. She was ae- Mr. and Mrs. Geo Basha made Eugene Gosse;. Dr. L. E. Lawton, Russel\.
\ Songs-I, Why Don't You Be"0
ollr flen s, an
e p us If we
b)' her mother Mrs. a trip to tbe capital Wednesday and hundreds of other folk of all Tap Dance-Yvonne Basba.
\ieve Me, Rita Boland; 2, On The
need t?em,
'let best of 81\
SALVATION Al'tMY
with their ·car.
classes and creeds, visibly show. Songs-I, Truek Drive Grill; 2, Outgoing Tide. Rita Boland.
John Sweeney Manager o( the: there lS Almighty God who Is Sr. Captain Garfield and Mrs.
.• r.d
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Neary Ing signs of the ladness which Alrlgbt, Reg Crane, Dave Hann I Songs-Ramona; 2, Among MY. Canadian Legion Bowlirtg Alley's '
to us then our "ery breath· I Hickman, C.O.',. 10.30 •.m., Ope.
Sl. John's
the. weekend went to the local Mainland wltb tbe death of tbe late William and Tberesa Nolan.
\ Souvenirs, B. Walsh.
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lod;:y that the alley's: mg.
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Air It(eeling; 11 I.m., Holines.
hland I'j,iting
Clarke! I their car We.lnesday.
Proudfoot
Sketcll-Libiamo Penclapia. G..
April in
Rita i will definelely reopen on Monday .Let
make lip nur minds tben I
2 p.m., Sunday School;m•
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and )Irs. Peler Mur.·. i\lr.. Lar Hurley was In .St
St. Cyprian's AngUcan Cburch. Metcalfe, G. Dwyer, R. McLean. I Krnt; 2. I Speak to the Stars, Rita night Orto.hcr 17th at 7 o·rlork.' With .R prayer Inri our hearls that: p,m.,
Meeting; 11.111 1I. .,
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Songs-The Descrt Song, Har· Kent.
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Call bowlinJl
Rrc Gnrl
In Hu 200 nrS! will
Open
Air
Meeting;
'7 p.m., !Vlfto
llo
)11"'. I.1cwc\l;-n Luffman
In. day
this wf'ck.
sen'lce, this baing the first fun. I bour
Basha .. _ .
Songs-;-l. Litlie .Blos.mm. :z. I'm' experted tn gr!
beforr. , Ann
m In our rightful i
Meeting. Come til wnr.bill
John', Thlu;day on a business, !\Ir: Vince Murphy went to SI. eral sen'lce p','er held In tblll I Violin Ind Gullar
In the .Jall
1\011'. M. 0 Brlpn. ,the Pllrl of tbls month.
mlOn. and lean each Rnd I!\'ery one i
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An entirely. new c:onception of 'richness and· color
appeal in fine suits: Here isdistindion ••• character •••
and beauty of appearance.
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Made-to.m~asure slightly higher.
Sold exclusively in.St.John's by
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Lornl!• and brothers Art·
When death intrudes ,itself up";1.' :.,......... n-our-happlpeaa we· all-a'll tread
lightly' witb. hush upon our
splrlta and a wellbt 'of, grief . In
our hearts. To let our tboughls
allY, until mixture mounds when run back over past years· Is to
urI havt pie (or dessert, and dropped from. ·spoon. store eva· bave our minds flooded w!tllrlcn
In)' piC is only as Bood as porated milk In freezing tray of and. happy
memories. Many
pl.tf). 1(1'5 slart with a lood refrigerator until soft· Ice crustals tblngs .stand out· particularly as
rcc:ipr:
form around edlle~ll1 to 20 mlns. we recall. His buoyant spirit, his
fOR A TWO CRUST PIE
beat until stllf: fold In chocolate ready smile, hiS steadfast loyalty
II. IUPS ~ilted all·purpose ft our mixture' and vanilla. Turn Into In friendships, his generosity to
I tmpoon salt
t
til good causes and the falthfullness
baked pie shell. Refrlgera e un
r. up ,:Iorlcn Ing saIt
and high quality of his service
• bl espoons co Id wa ter
set.. To serve, whip heavy cream; to his church. Although he Is
"Ia
sweeten I little, and pile In cen· gone from our midst we will al·
rOR .\ 8" or 9" PIE S'HELL
l"
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II
11
tn .of pie, spreading ou.t towards ways remembft' him' as one of
I : cups sllle a .purpose our
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the
cdaes,
but not completely nature's gentleman and a citizen
I teaspoon sa
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I'I tabl elpoons butter
covering 'the filling. To decorate, of the finest type.
t
sbave on 1 sq; cbocolate making
.1 tUP ~lIortcning
'l'be funeral arrangements' were
attractive curls on top o( the In l'1ml'ge of Rideuut's Funeral
tJbtc~pllmls
butler
3
Silt nUlI'- anti ~alt into boWl. cream:
' Home and the fulluwing life 10llg
Wilh p~,try hlenti.'r 01' two knives I
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I h'lelHb'were the pallbearers:·
lit in )h"rh'ning IIntil li~e of
ThiS ~ne IS a COIII?lRalton . 0
Me~S1's••'rank 13. &Iuil·cs. lIugh
11111 peas. IIltllll ~a cup of tbis Ill~':ours tbat we parhcularly !Ike p. Connors, Gerald C. 'ru~kel'.
Illturr 11'lh watel'; with fork or -Carmel and Bana~a.
.Jdsepb Hookey. W. Lloyd LeUre\\',
him bi~nd this Into flour unlll
BANANA.CARMEI, PIE
Albert SqUI1·P.8.
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lAu&h hold~ lO~elher. Form pastry
1 baked 8" pie shell
In the ancient prayer 01 the
JIO blil ~nd divide. In. balf for
~,cup cold water
church "May be rest In peace and
ItO(rust pir. Roll out on llgbt1y
2 egg yolks
may 1Ight perpetual shine upon
I~md 'lIrf~cc. t'or a one crust ~, cup granulated sugar
him."
~! iiI p~;tr)' into B" or II" pan,
~, cup· brown lugar, packed
tnmp In attractive· edGe, tben
~. cup all·purpose flour
11th lork prick sides and boitom. 1 cup. boiling water
(mIl), Ind deeply. Lct stand In
1 tablcspoon butter
rtfri.mt~r for ~ br. before bak· . ~1 teaspoon vanilla extract
ill. Pllte in a bot oven. (4~Oo.').
3 or 4 ripe bananas
1m liter 13 minutes and If bub· ~ cup heavy cream,
lin lIe trident prick tbem and
For tbe past year· or more a
(IDtinue to blk~,.for I further 7 . Mix cold water and 'egg yolks in continuous garbage collection has
10 10 minules or' until ,.olden B3ucepan; sUr in combined Bugars, been carried out in tbe .municl·
brown.
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iiour ind salt. Gridually add boll· pallty of Bell'Island by the Wabana
Ing wa~er, stirring. briskly. Cook, Town. council. Tbis project ~as
stlrrlng,3
to· II minutes, or until proved to be of great· service to
No\\' for ou~rts. FI~st one
• the menu Is glamorous and smootb and tlilck. Add' butter and residents and. has benefited tbe
~tidoul Royal .Cbocolate Chiffon vanilla; cool II minutes, stlrrlnll area generally. In an effort to.!n·
tit:
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occasionally. Pour Into baked' pie crease tills lervlceand to make.lt
shell.
Refrigerate unUl set.. To more efficient the Council would
lOYAL CHOCOLATE CHIFFON
serve,
slice bananas over fllllng; like residents to 'place tbelr garbPIE
whip
cream
and Ipread over all.
age, If possible In containers and
I baked 9" pie shell
In
a convenient p; ~e for tile coJ.
1 en~elope unfllvoured·· gela.
to pick. It up.
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~ cup granulated IUllar .
If tbe residents cooperate· In
" Itaspoon salt:
thla respect It will be possible to
1 egg yolk
visit each section of the area every
,
·4 cup milk
.
two weeks.
3
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sq. unsweetened cbocolate
I cup undiluted' evapo'rated .
milk'
The Bell 'Island Branch of Uie
litaspoon vanilla e)ltract.
Canadian Legion will be holding
I pup h~~\'\' crf m
I Ladlts' Ni!lhl on !lalllrdny, Oc·
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a.
tohfr qQ 'I'hp aHair' ",ill com· .
;~. IIIISWt'PtP'lipl! choeobt
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I t til P I ·mellre \\,1111 a turkey dlOner at
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n ~ ar
I ~ P e ,7 p,m. ,hal·p.
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t 1 In tnp day on whlrll )'illl In·
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The fommillpe SUPlllying books
tn SPr\·~ It •• ~ It l'eqllh'f5 I ,. All ex,st'rvlct'men ftrt' Invited to
lIb houlS to set properly. Combine ~ nltelld and may oblaln tickets frum anel magadnes to m'e carden
"'iI!ln~, sugar and nIt. In double-I Mr. John Sweeney at tbe club aratefuJly . acknowledges contri·
~ kr top, beat pu yolk; stir In rooms or any m~mQer. or tbe butlcini (rom tbe followlnll: Messrs.
! , Itlrring' unlil chocolate Is I executive. Prices of tickets are T. Godin. A., R. Proudfoot, J: G. I
Arcblbald, . C.. A. Moaklfr, B'I
~I;I~:~ RN11ol'e :,ft!lm h,eat; wltb I$1:10 slnele, $2.50. double.
Illl!fr"lrr. btat till smoolh. Place, Music 11'111 be supplied by Mc· Glick, C. Cohen,. R. R. Costiaan,
Mrs. J. B. Murphy ..
Iitralor. aad stir acca.loll· I "eaa'•.Orcbestrl.
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Ladies' Nihhi
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~Ieeling;
Prai~e
fnrl!iv~:
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t e the
ur·
lal Honeygold,
servl~e. Thecon.
hymn~
Hills around do I 11ft Up" and
"Jesus. tbe very thougbt of Tbee"
were sung·-favouIUes of the deceased. Miss 111. L. Jennings,
LRAM presided It the organ. The
committal. at tbe cemetery was al·
t k .b th R
dH
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unn~rway
HOll~e
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~ht "a, a~col1lpanled by her i John's Thun;day on A brle( visit. rhureh. The rector, Reverend T.
~tm~ret.
. i ]llmrs. Ying Hong. !\ling Loe
d
b b
1.lr. Owru Fltlpatrkkd crossed! and Charlie Wing "Islted the capl.
to St. Jolll~'s Thurs ay morll' i lal 'Wednesday doing business.
Mr. alld Mr!. Joe Ml\1er went
llrs, GtOI'~C II. !\ormore tra"el'lto St.. John's Wednesday. They
111)'ward! '1 hursday morning. took along the;1 car.
lin. Louis Myler brought lIer Mrs. John Rces Is coming along
bOlo back from hospital ncely In a city bospltal and will
ahel'noon.
be home soon..
salesmen Harry
Mr. Joe pYnl).,·lsUed Slo John's
Ttd Butler and Ivan Wedn~day. of this week.
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'SUNDAY, SERVICES Oh, FOi~:~rfect
(Isaiah xxvi d, Phil. h'. 7.)
--------------------------------f'i..,,_h of i:'nola'ld wlll meet after ~chool; 7.30 p.m,. 'Oh! for the peace of • perfect
8.
ABurning And A1
BEST LOVED HYMNS Shil1~g Light
Lord, for to·morrow Ind its necds
"H., was a burnIng and I:
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Bis/10P Sheen
Writes
' I do not pray;
shining light: and Y' wert will· I
Keep me, my God, from stain or sin,
ing for a s.olIon to rei ole. In his
Just for to-day.
: light." John 5:35.
Let me both dillilently work
,
And duly pray;
!
Concerning John the Baptist
Let me be kind in word and deed,
lhe Bible has some remarkable
Just for t o o d a y . ·
things to say. Even Jesus said
'hat
of al11hese born of woman.
Lt
be l t d
'11
MAKING USE OF DEFECTS \ you are to be a success in Iii•
e me
S ow 0 0 my WI ,
: nonc Is g;ocater than he. In the
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obey:
text It Is• sa in that he wall a '!"ny
By people arcJ. depressed
SHEEN be· mg kind
suggest
you tobtgin
H I Prompt
I to rlfi
If
and charitable
e pJust
me for
0 sac
ce myse ,
i "burning and a shining Ught." 1
" " of their deficiencies - real: seeking out as many po,sible
tooday.
'would be doing no violence to the cause
Lt
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or I·magl'nary. Because some are to make others happy and
e me no wrong or e wor
meaning of the text If I should
Untblnklnll lay;
'make It read "He was a burning lame or ugly, or ignorant or blind,
woman has achieved
Set Thou I .eal upon my I'ps
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h " they are inclined to give up the in Just tile way her father
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i and therefore a shining IIg t,h struggle of life. In certain cases, men de.
d Power IS
, mauc
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Just for tooday
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: l'e wns able t" shine becaul;e e resentment anti-social traits. cen- ID
'[I rml't y.
sorl'ousness
Let me In leason' Lord be gra\'e
:lVas williM to burn. It is e v
e r , and hate are vomited A def'Ie iency does llf' t '
In season Iray'
l'
ht
against
those who are presumed to , produc.e an efficiency in a
, . . 'so,
Ltt me be faithful
to Thy grace,
d tlficlal
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In the physical unil·erse.
Ig be superior.
I but• WI th. an e,ffor t 0 [ t. he \l'il!
There is another way of looking coopera tIon WIth G0 d s grief,
Just lor tooday.
is costly. The sun an ar b
Lord, for to.morrow and its needs
Iight~ shine berausc they urn, at and utilizing defects and 1m- \ can do so. The wound in the
,I do not pray:
Lit t the perfections than being jealous of ~roduces the pear.I The rery
In the realm of Intellect.
lut keep me, ,uide me, love me. Lord.
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those who are thought to be su· Img up to the fact that we
Just for to·day.
perior. St.
Paul perfect
gives In
theinfirm·
clue: imperfection
can often
S ~I X 1880 made possible at great cost.
b Men "power
is made
urge to develop
powersuppi,
and
~t. CelebrlUon for Sunday
AI
world,
shine In thcs~ realms ecau~
f . I
th
SchOol Tea,cheri and'Younll Peo-,
a vaboll lJ.rmy
I And lead me nearer Thee.
.thev burn.
The tooth
with ,through
the cal'ltytreat·
can bfe. 'The n.medi.ocre
ano er per.!on
'
t th ity".
eventually
become
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pie: 11
I.m.,
Holy
Communion.,
The same
law obtains n
e
".r,
-ev.
S.
J.
Davlel,
B.A.',
.TEMPLE
CORPS
10h: for the peHce of a perfect
rc",lm
of tM
Only
ment.
the
strongest
tooth
In t
the con
ent WI th h.ImseisIf the
WI II neT!!
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Mr E H t hi
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head.
Our
weakness
can
become
a
saint-humility
Preac
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those who arc wl1\lng to Jurn s
Sen'ice Presentation of Examlna'll lOJII a,m., Open Air Service., That looks away from all:
I
fuel and 'lay the price keep our greatest asset or lead to it in of greatness.
tinn CerUflcltea' J.a pm., Holy I Sunset Lodge: 11 a.m..
That sees,Thy halld In e\...
1 the IIgbt of re\!glon glowing. The another realm.
In the physical 11 is a well·known f,d that
Blptlam Ind
8.30 I Mcetinll,
"Tho Cure for In great events or amall;
Iconsecrated s'lul shines becausl' order, Plutarch tells of a certain famous orators once
El nI Pr
~ h IDiscouragement, 2.30 p.m.• Sun,
,
, . . , If'shness and In even harm· "Laomenes who, in order to cure stammered. Demosthene!
P,DI.,,, t.e nFg t asy.r. ,eIC erir- ! day School. Classes for children 'I: That henrs Thy voice a FathCU"s
I pleasure
consumed on himself of an jJ!ncss of the dia- on his imperfection by
of eve .... age' 7 p m Salvation
In George Street United Cburch, \
ess, ,
d lf phragm and in obedience to doc· pebbles in his mouth and
s
Th• nec or. Ira .rmon nee.
ee ti ng
on d' uc ted'b y"111 rs MDjor \
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\the altar of sacnflce an se' tors. wcnt in for long distance to the roaring waves of the
"The
Apo.tle'l·
Creed."
M
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voiceSt.
John's,
"'here
he
had
servedlin
, MOUNT PEARL
, . Subject.. ,~Ieves
, ' are Oh!
Directing
th~ best:
"DA'LE AND
"oodland,
for theforpeace
of a perfect I beI~ved pastor-for six years,
Idenial.
Things worth haYing comc high, running. Once hardened by these maybe the extra emotional
·
, GLE." .
,enemies to honest men. A warm" trust
the flowcr·banked communion rail
\ . would pro~per, we must be exercises, he began to take part that had to be put forth to
8.30 I.m., Holy t.:ommunlon.: spiritual atmosphere and christian
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and draped pulpit gave mute evi·
If I~C
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in the Olympic Games and in the the deficiency also created
(C,orporate .for y,0uth); 11 a.m." fellowship 'await ·you at the Tern, ~ A heart wltb Thee at restl
dence of the affection and respect
willlIlg to pay the pr ceo
end became one of the best ath- moving power of the orator.
Ita.a..
In
which
Curtiswhich
was
.....; J p.m., ClIJld'
ren. 5er. pie.
held;
whUeIratbeFreeman
congregation
PRAYER
lctes on ihe stretch for two states," blind Milton became the poet
"!C'j ., p.m,';'OOBvlCenF.'JoEnLgD"
CITADEL CORPS
filled the lovely edifice composed
IouII' Heavenlv Father. I would In was the infirmity that made wrote: "Hail, Holy Light;"
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Major and, Mrs. C.. Hickman
ote~
of representatives of church and
t d I .way some of tht' power. In modern times, a one- Beethoven, in his Pastoral
1.10 ,.m., SlInday Scnool.
10 a.m., Dlrectol"/ Class; ,10.411
state, men and women from all
love 0 r ~c t~i old world It legged man became the best swim· phony, created In music the
VJ~~NlA SCHOOL CHAPEL a.m., Prayer Service: 11 a.m., Holl.
GOWER STREET
walks of life and children from the
darkness ~ do~e b Inere;slng mer in Hungary. In America, Glen sounds of birds and nature
:Z.t5 p.m., ,Sunday School. ,_
' ness Meeting. Captain Mutton will
Services of worship wlIl be eon. schools, aave further testimony to
can only e._
Y nI
to Cunningham. who oll,ce had his were denied his hearing.
1aKC
ClfRlST CHURCH-QUIDI V1DI give the Bible message; 2.30 p.m., d t d t 11
b th i i ' the love and I!steem which was
its light. 1\d t
I nAgmen legs burned so severely he was told German poet, Schiller, whOle
. 830
uc eF. aE. Vipoad,
.a.l1I. yand e~7
m n p.m..
ster, 1 voiced
In theof funeral
orationUnit.
by
burn In or-,Forney
er 0 SHutchinson.
il.
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" p.m., Even Inil Prayer.
Senior BIbIe CI
assd
anSun day Rev.
the minister
Gower Street
he wouid nevcr walk again, con- means "squinter," suffered IU '
,
ST.. MICHAEL'S
School; 8 p.m., Open Air Service; by Rev. John Linton,
the ed Church and which echoed that
ccntrated on his inlirmity until he •life from inflamed eyes and
• •. m.• Holy Communion; Cor. i 7 p.m., Great EvaDltelistic Ser· music under the directlo f Mr. which was In all our hearts to say.
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became a champion mller. In Iin his WlIIlam Tell, describel
,ora•• , for AYPA followed by a: vice. We Invite you to join us in Douglas Osmond, L,R.A.lII. At the For Rev. ~'rancis Vipond spoke of,
A~es France. a youth was failing Into scenery he never saw.
Communioft Breakfast In the Par. worship. Wednesday at B p.m., morning service the sermon topic him as a loving husband and dear
~ consumption; advised by doctors Durer squinted, but It did not
!III Room; 11 I.m., Sung Eucharist; Prayer Service; Friday at 8 p,m" will be "HumaD Nature In Min. father: as a beloved colleague\ God the Rock of Ages,
to take up tennis, Lacoste became vent him from becoming I
2.30 p.m., Catecblsm; 6.30 p.m., United Holiness Meeting, (at the Isters" tlie first of a series on Old witty, cheerful, friendly, compan·
, Who evermCtl',e hast been, . one of the most famous players artist. EI Greco was
Ivenillni ind Sti'mon. Tuesday: Temple).
Testament Characters. In the even. lonable; as a minister of the Gos·
IWhat time thp tempest rages, in the history of the game.
while Leubach had only Or.!
;.aR of St. Lulee the Evangelist DUCKWORTH STREET CORPS ing the guest preacher wll be Rev. ~~r~~~~s~~s ~~~!s~Vr~te~:~~ :::~
Our dwelling place s~rene:
Nature seems to provide com- Organic deficiency aloDr dm
1.01., Holy Communion.
.
Capt. and Mrs. R. W. pond
John Linton, Secretlry of the Can the needs of his congregation dear
Before Thy first creations.
pcnsation for its deficiencies. For! necessarily lead to organic
ST. MARY'S
11 a,m., Holines., Meeting. Topic adian Temperance Federation to his beart; while he reminded us,
0 Lord. the same as noW,
example, the blind have often a ment, but It can be the
8 a.m., Holy CoiDunlon. (Cor., of sermon, "Workers Togetber"; whose subject will be "A Cry I~ both the se.n and unleen listening
REV. DR. IRA CURTIS
!To endless generations
keen sense of touch or hearing, point of such a deveiopment
I'Qrate fomr Youth): 11 a.m.,! 2,30 p.m" Sunday School Ind the Night." The Nursery De- audlente (for the service was
i The Everlasting Thou:
Ulysses, the most wily of the Success is never ea~!" If
"aUIII: II p.m., Children'. Service; Senior. Bible Class, also service at partment will be meetin. dur- broadcast), 01 his unique eontrlbu· I found him returning to the Manse
Greeks, is described by Homer as 1 man has success without ellort
11.$0 p.in., Ev6naoag.
Major sPath; 6.45 'p.m., Prayer. Ing the mornlnll service lor chll. tion In the field ollearnlnll 's the at three o'clock i,n the "!orning. He. Our ye3l's are like the shadow~ having a weak physique, but he 'I pain and ~acrifice, he can be m
lleeting:I 7 p.m"i Great
Evanllelisaries three Ind four. Paren'.
Superlntend~nt
Education
outt
trY,lng
, I r: ,
f
" Tdren
h"
... U
lted Cb h ofhId
I for
h fhad been t
l toh fmd
h dakhome
k 1 On sunn·y h\11s that lie;
rna de up for II'liS b'J the deve1op- Isome one eI"
se IS paymg Ior
tJ
t c Serv c~ Top C 0 ~rmlon'l It e of cbildren of this age may feel la~t eleven~~ar:cofo~Je, I~~fc~ ~a~
h~sp~oo~lrat wm~dnfght,n~~d, Or grasses In t11e meadO\~s,
ment of his mental faculties. A! the Divine Order, the triai!
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~__ Sowcr". T c Harvest est va a ar fre~ to leave their children with
U
next day he went with her in I That blossom but to die.
very well·known woman once told 'I crosses we bave in one order
•
•"ER STREET
search
of
a
job
she
so
badly
need';
A
sleep.
a
dreaIl'!.
a
~
ory
the writer: "When I was a little meant to purchasc blc;,ings il
\ service will be held at night. Come compe·tent leaders while they at. Itehfte luasnda. in bls debt throuihout
t
GOl
11 I.m., DMne Worship. Preach. ~dtlwolrshlP with l~s'bTh: I:a~vest tend church. In addition, this is With his passing on Tuesday, Oc. ed. And during recent years, fol·; By strangcr~· quickly told;
, girl, my father said to me: "Dear, other. No defeat is final and,
er, ••v.
E. Vipond. Subject: es va supp~r \\'
e e
ues- Mlsslo!, Band Sunday for boys and tobcr., 1955,the United Church lowing busy weeks of work in the An unremalning glory
I you are not pretty, you will never will be. Such is the lesson of
"Hum'n. Nature in Ministers"; ~ day B p.m. Tickets are available. girls up throuih eleven years of of Canada lost one ol its most col· educational office, he. along with: Of thing~ th~t soon arc old. ~ be pretty. ,you are even ugly. If, Cross and the Rcsumc\ion,
2030 p.m., Sunday School, Senior \
age. At 2,30 p.m., III departments ourful and dynam)c spokesmen and others has gone Sunday after Sun.!
----Study'Cla.s and Younll People'i
of the Sunday School will meet. Newfoundland one of Its finest clti· day to mini~ter to prisoner~ ma~y; 0 Thou who canst not slumbcr. :
1.1 I
1
lens. It may be ,orne time before of whom will remember hiS Ial~h., 'Vh
Iigl t '"rows never pale. ,
BI .. e ~ III; 7 p.m" Divine Wor- i
BETHESDA ASSEMBLY
We are permltteO to look upon his Ind trust I" them and the ways In'
ose ,I '"
I
.hlp, Preacher, Rev. John Linton,
Ilke lIlain.
which he helped them to a ·belter ~ Teach us anght to number '. '
.8criUry 6f th~ Canadian Temper. A. Chesl~ Snow, Pastor: Ehle
COCHRAN! STREET
As an ordained minister, firat or Ufe and rehabilitation In society. Our years before they fall. :
ue. re4eriUon. Subject: "A Cry ,B. Snow, Ass\, Pastor. 11 a.m., A Nursery Class for children 3 the Methodist .and then of the Such was Ira Freeman Curlis. i On us Thy 'TIercy lighten,
\
ill tilt NI,ht"
:&Iornlna Worship; 3 p.m., SundlY and" years of Ige will be beld United Church, he served paltor- Workmen hailed in the street as On us Thy 1Z00dness rest,
'VESLEY
School; 7 p.m., Evangelistic Ser· at Cochrane Street Chureh during ates at Springdale, Bell Island, Bot· he hurried to catch a morning b~S; And let Thy ,pitit brighten
I
MinIster, Rev. Dr. A. S. Butt; vice: 'Yednesday at B p.m., Young the morning wor.hlp hour every wood, Grand Bank and Comer fellow·travellers always found hIm The hearts Tilyself hast blesscd, !
•
" .
011Qilst, Mr. Allin PIt,tman. Ser5 Servlcc;
at B P'!D" SUnday, when parenti will be Brook II weU as In St. John's- an entertaining conversationalist;
RE\'. FRED SASS, B.A., \\I.Th., I m love With casdul r1r.th,
vlCII at Welley on Sunday will be ' Christ 5 Ambassador•• All are we1· able to bring their children and and he left the Impact of his con· and sometimes his associates en··
endeavour During
capt TOWD,
on the evening
rt;umt
come
taglous personality every wbere he vied him his quickness of wit and Lord. C'l'own our f 3 dIll'IS'th
the pastSouth
day Africa
or two my then
tion Sunday
the di,cir les
1If.I
at 11 o'cl9Ck In the mornlnll and
•
attend the lervlce. At tbe eleven went. During the yearl of his keenness in debate-while his frank With beauty a~ WI grace, thoughts have drifted away to St. gathered-and Thoma! 1"11
at 7.00 o'cl. In the evening. The:
I.st,.,an
o'clock service tomorrow, the ministry thouah sometimel fatlgu· ness In expressing his convictions, Till. clothed In hght for ever
John's There in that city beside there He was a lonch· man
' I'Ve
\
the-restiess
sea I had spent many resurrection
pCI h~ni ,
m1D1ater wl11 continue his service
..
minister will preach. Parents will ad or IU few realized It', for his and opinl'ons almost embarrassed
see Thee face to i J I c e
'
. day
.
of Ihlnons In the mornIng.!)n how
present -their cblldren for bap- energy was boundleil and bls will his less outspoken colleagues at A JOY no language measurCll,
'
.
''
G'"thSI!rnJl'
.J.IIII deait with Indlvlduali with.
tlsm. The service will be broadcast to work not easy to match. Once, times. But he hated shams, and A fountaIn brimming o·cr.
?
I ;as far
mg amid thef ohves
Id
IItmon on Jesus and Zaccheus. At
over V.O.W.1\. The Rev. J. It, Me- for enmple, on I scheduled trip while be often disagreed violently A
dl
n
f I
, m Istan! flca an strange 0 separated rom a g a
tblt tIIdrnlng lervlce. and during
94 GOWER STREET
KIm, B.A., minister of .George to vl,slt schools alonll the north with some of us we know he lived I n cp ess o.w 0 P
say I felt a loneliness within my panlonship. separaterl beraUl1
th' children'. ItO- hour, a beau.
Sunday Service 11 a.m. Subject Street United Cburch will conduct shore of Bonavlsta Bay, be f,ound with malice toward none. Thus do An occand wHlthout
.• t t1 hearl. I craved for a glimpse of was a doubter. Thir.k 0: tbe
••
of Lesson Sermon, Doctrine of
blmself In .._. b bl d to
r we remember him.
Edwar
enery c e,s e I. Signal liill and the Narrows and ness that filled the!e ,:a~er b!ll'l
t1Iu1... "pthmll
oc later
r so'a At the Cit~ H~l1 the day he died
, I vi Bowl will be dedi. Atonement. Wednesday meeting at the evening service at leven 0'· 'den-but aUWQdayYor s two
the sight of a friendly face. In my when they whispered io one
cat.... n 0 nil memory of Doranne
clock and will preach the sermon. messalle reacbed us at Greens. Councillor Flt,z?I,bbon spoke of him
loneliness I turned to the New other "Christ is ri;rn,"
[Artlel Wilton. The junior congre; 8 p.m. Free Reading Room Thu1'Jo The Sunday Scbool will meet at. towa:, "Leavln, by Io-nlllbt'. train IS "an Ideal cltlzen, a great New.:
IIl1tlnn WlU meet during morning day 8 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Sunday 2.30 In the afternoon. Both the 'meet me In mission boat at Glover- foundlander and an outstanding I
Testament and found to my sur· think of Thomas wan:lt'nng
w'nldp.'
School for pupils up to th,e age or ladles and the young people's town.' That was typical of the man churcb leader." And so he \I 35,
prise that many of the men and hurrying from ali SOulld of
COCHRANE STREET
20 years Is hcld at 7 Harvey Road Bible Classes wlll welcome new who could also bend an oar when Like another of those heroes In i How long. 0 Lord? Wilt thou for· women of the Gospel stol"/, were voices. For blm there was no
R.v. W. L. Lanlll11e, B.A.. Min. at 11 a.m.
members.'
an emergency engine breakdown black (If whom Alexander Woolleottl
get me forever?
lonely people. And the discovery lowshlp that evening. in the
Ister; Dr. D. K. Peters, L.T.C.L.,
left the craft on which be was once' wrote, "one had only t? stop 1 HolV long wilt thou hide thy
was a great comfort.
ant light of the resurrrclion
Ot,anilt ind Cbolr Director. 11
GEORGE STREET
journeying drlftlnll helpless out the for a moment to speak, to him. on l
face from me?
Among the followers of Christ for him there \fas only th~
l.hI., Nunery Cia..; 11 I.m., Morn.
The minister for the morning bamy·
I
the s~eyet ~t I!o on onae sU~adY ~mt·: How long m'tst I bear pain In my there rises before me the disciple liness of doubt. And that 15
ll Wo.""hlp J
I C
. tl
d J h V rd
scire e of friends and acqualn· mense
up, re ss e, a I
~oul
.
Thomas and I find in Thomas the of eve"" man who ~o\lbtl
••
• un or onllreg. on.
,I
service Is the Reveren 0 n ,~ Y tances was as wide as his travels tbere might be a good deal, after
0,
. '
..'
,
Into
StC$ment of Blptism. Broadca~1
B.A., Mr. Vardy was born at which took him not only through. all In this institution called the i And sorrolV In my heat! all the lonelmess of doubt. Thomas IS al· and thinks that the hweD
V.O.\y.R.; 2.30 p.m., Sunday School
HO)l'ley, Newfoundland. He r.· out the length of his beloved Pro.. huinan race,"
,
day?
ways a solitary figure, as doubters the stars is tenantlc;!. sooner
and Bible Cliss.s; 7 p.m., Even.
VICTORJA HALL
celved his Bachelor of Arts Degree vince, but Included trips on church I think we felt that, as we left: How long shall my enemy he ex· very, generall yare. You never later he has a lonely heart.
Int WOnhlp, Guest preacher, Rev, 11 a.m., Morning Service.. (The from Mount Allison Un!\'erslty and educational business to the the church and made our way to
alted ovcu' me?
think of Peter as being much are men who doubt he cause
J. A. McXbn, B.A., Mlnlsth of Manse, Portugal Cove Road); 8 and took his seminlar training at Canadian mainland, to Great Bri· the lovefy Mount Pleasant ceme·
'
alone-he was too ardent and 1m· are too lonely; there are more
G~r,e Street Umted Church.! p.m., Evening Service; Wednesday IPine HI11. He was,. ordained by the tain-and once, on a pU,rimage to tery where ~11 that was mortal of Consfder and answer me, 0 Lord petuous for that. And you never are lonely just because thry ,
II Pre- him was laId to rest; while the
think
0',.1'\" the Lord's Da•v • Attend' at B p.m. General buslneu meet. , Newfoundland Conference In 19M. Palestine.
Id t f CHisnf appointment
I 1M2
d words quoted by the preacher from
my God',
. ' of
, John as wooing solitude' It takes 'ie bond of faith
, tod
cltU'Ch.
Ing.
Since then be has leried on the hise~ea~s I: p~~~~~~ office a:n• Arnold's "Rugby Chapel" kept re', Lighten my eycs. lest I sleep the With hiS so affectionate and sym· u~ Jellow~hip with child An
. GEORGE STREET
WljIleyvl\1e Charge In tbe Bona· larged the
of his Influence peating themselves In our minds:
sleep of death:
pathetic heart. But Thomas Is al· band, WIth comrade and
A~_l Thanl:offering Sundall
vista Presbytery. He Is presently and provided blm with added opo "0 strong soul, by what shore ,'Lest mine enemy lay, "I have ways a DoUtary figure, ltanding a Christ. And when faith
r.liilllter, Rh. J. A. McKim, B.A.
the mlnlstcr of the Pouch Cove portunity to demonstrate bls lifts Tarriest thou now?"
prevailed Iwer him;"
, little apart from the happy fellow· and doubt lifts up its head. I
Choir Director, lIIr
SMITH AVENUE EXT.
charge. The minister for the even, of administration and his leader· Ad t
1
th'rtk thLest my foes rejoice because I ship; and he Is solitary because he may sUU be heroic in his
AlINh' XUlaman. 11 ,.m., Marmnll 10.30 a.m., Lord's Supper: 2.30 InliService-ls the Reverend Wlrren ship Ibility.
0
a so, we I
e \'
am shaken.
is a doubter. "Let us also go tbat but for him, as for
Service. Guest p.m., Sunday School; 7 p!n., Go.. langille, B.A. Mr. Langille Is cur·
But as his 'association with, and
r
•
' w c may die with Him" (Jobn 11 murrectlon evening, there II
Reverend
Vardy, pel Meelln/I. Listen to: The Family rently the minister of Cochrane
e'do "Somewhere, surely, afar,
But I have trusted In they stead- V. 16) he seems to have been 'hall anguish of the lonely beart
B.A. Sul!lK\' God, Abundant
st t U Ited Church He WII
•• ~"...
,,~In the sounding labour-house vast' fa t love'
.' " ,
Bible Hour":'CJON at 9.30 a.m,
ree
n
•
with a tireless seeltlng out of ways Of belnll, is practised Ihat 1\1 sh rt 'hall
GIftI,.Jullior COft&rellltlon. A wor· Tuesday it iI p.m., Sctipture Read. called to Cochrane Street from the and means whereby he mlllht minstrength,
y ea s
rejoice In they ,
MEDITATION
•.
,iulted to cblldren; !nil' Tbursda, at B p.m., Prayer Amherst Charlie In Nova ScoUa Ister to their, needs. Some of us Zealous, beneficient. firm,
salvatlon.
U
Sometimes our eye!
... , ••, Buftday School a~d Bible M~tlnll. Text: ''1 1m the relur. In 19M, Mr. langille 15 a110 a know how throullh the lonll 'lIar. Still thou performest the word
I will sing to the Lord,
Autumn Wr3I'S our grey old dazzlell by the Iplendour
duMr. '7
lVellin' Thank· recUnn, and tbe life; be that be- ,rlduate of MOllnt Allison Ind of depression durlllg bls pastorate Of the Spirit In whom thou dost Because He has dealt bountiful· towns in cloak! of brown and romance of Missions
OU.....
Guilt ,plaker, lIev.th In me, thougb he were Pine Hill. Thela men have come at George Street United Cllurcb he
lively with mI!.
red. Round the windows and the that we are blind to the
~ ;~ft LaJll\~le" ~.A.j dead yet .hall he live, John 11,211. to lead the Gearle,' Street peD~e tiled hlm.elf to the limit. Once Prompt, unwearied, as here,"
doors the turning areepel"ll spread home. The true mlssional'l'
II t,m.. 0IItII
Welcome.
•
In In exprellloD ,of thanks to •
-sprays of brightly tinted leaves seeks to spread the GO!P!\
"'f'
j_
'1'11
.
. DOlOlo.....
.
In patterns rich and bold- rose J esus Chr Ist j ust where hI
."'p lIour. All Opell
forum: Pe1'o
mlg'ht"
God,for.
all His benefits.
PRAYER
V·ERS&
.11
JUr MartllI,e. e
va'
Invocation and Lord's Prayer
0 Lord Jesus, Wbo hast sent
and ruoset, flame and amb'er, she happens to be. I mUlt 111
J.iprd'I, ~ II • ay aplri, let us,
0
H"mn No. 2M
Thy servants Into all the w[l1'ld. Grant me a vision of harvest ripe
~
h Id Ch· i"lan
. ,.t io,ColA
...._"d wo_.....
..,
t
wine and honey·gold.
ready to up 0
r ..
lite,
p
.
.
0
Pa-toral
Prayer
help
me
to
remember
that
Thy
Ready
for
man
0
reap,
d
t
h
,W;.ftD,sses
•
A harvest of, 10uls,In beathen Stately street anll cobbled al· ar 8 a orne as abro ad and
....... W ..
,,",&<r.
Anthem, The Choir
commission includes our own
"""'......
17th....8 P m W~
lands
ley, gable, porch and wall - am consecrated and faithful
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,
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Sit
L
b
darkened
land
and
the
people
'U I t'
h
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8.30 p.m.,
iou
t 0 f I Iee P.
churcb and chapel, Inn and WI n Ime s ow me
_
"10'", Grou"',
r
l . ' . a
Acr pure esstsn
near and known to me who have Wak
en ng
TIle
II Chlb; Tuesday, Oct KlNGDtlM HALL-MORRIS AVE.
nnouncemen
not found Thee. Make me a Grant me the courage that will castle, cottage, house Bnd hall- feet picture: golden leal'"
t,...
.... George Street 7.30 pm
Public
Address
Offerlnll f D dl tI
klr,
r
• .
,
' The
d
true missionary in my own circle,
not s h
gIow WI'th gaY anc' gorgeous sues weathered wal1S. Th'm."5
, . ''''.m.,
18th:
loy 8cout Troop;' 8 p.m., Board 01 Bible Answer to Modern·Day Llv. Order Of )Vorship To Be Broa cast !'.rayer: 4:2 ca on
worthy of the privilege of wit. If 'Thy low clear call ahould hat match the mellowed scene- time has bealltlfled a el
Stew......: US p.m.. Younll Peo- In'g: 8.30 p.m" Bible Study, '.'Is the From Weslev United Chu-rch on .nYll1n O.
nCllslng for Thee. 0 live Thine
come _
better than th~ softer tones of charm pOSlless -when th !
..
",un Wedne'''a
au ., .
. . . . Soul Immol'lal''''
,. • , Thursday at 730
'
w at
V
\"
R
P
own
Life
through
me
for
It
Is
But
keep
me
ever
5.0
near
0
• I ent stones are dot hed In
"Ie'.
U.1~":
Oct.
Sundall
Evenin"
1.
o'clock
Sermon
t
AprII's t ender green .
v
"
......
Hrayer N 821
,by Thee alone'that souls are won:
Thee
\ 0 nee again the glo'""
.• of Octo. tumn's 10vcllneSl
'"D p.m., "'olllan'.
A'.""'llllon
Tu'",. p.m., Theocratic Ministry School, Through Radio Station .0,
' friday, Oct. 21-t.'
0,
falis- on this per• (Judges.chapters"
. . . . ..)., 8.30 p.m.. Orllan
11 t Prelude
W hi
Blimn
nedictlon
.,I: for Thy Kingdom, Amen,
IThat I falthfu IIy worr;1 at horne, ber sun1·lIht
I
leey Tel Ind Sale,
Tbl .(Ieora' Street. 'Browftle Pack Senlce Meellnll.
Ca 0 ors p
e.
~"
LlII ....
George Street Girl Guide Troop: II
trust
8 p.m., Choir Practice. Tie your My 10v'Ing God, In Thu:
NJ:W10UNDLAND CATHEDRAL children to, the chu~ch.
1 UnwavCU'lnll faitb, that never
a I.m., Hol1 ComV\unlon. "Cor· ST. PAUL S,-BLACKLER AVE. \ doubts·
,.
pOnte for AYPA): 10.111 a.m., 11 a.m., Mr. J. G. Barnes; 2,30 Thou ch~ose~l best for me,
Mltinl (ll1d)j 11 un., Choral .p.m., Sunday School: 7 p.m" Miss 1
.
.
luehaiiat.
Preacher,
The
Rev.
J.
S.
Burry..
i
Best.
though
n;v
..Jd ....
Child' Ser
GROVE S ROAD
\ ' planll be all '
... 11.. j ...... ,.m.,
ren I
•
upset;.
I
vice IU Bible Clall: CMBC; 4.111 3 p.m .. Mr. G. House.
Best ' though the way be rough'• ,,
ROAD
BLACKHEAD
;;m.,
Hol1Ind
IIptlam:
.Preacher,
p.m., 3 p.m.,
Mr. J• G. Barnes.
Best, tbough
Z'Y1lII01II
Sermon 1130
ant ' D1Y earthly store be '
•
FORT AMHERST
IC ,
Tile Bector,
In Tbee I hne enough,
W••kdClII SmicCl7 p.m., Mr. J. G. Barnes.
,
' ,
. ,,6111: Mon., Tues. (St. LuIe e sl
:IBest, though my health Inll
I
Day), I'fl. IDd Sat. 7.30 a.m.,
,
y'erl~'l
strengtb be gone,
I
." 'feary days be mine, 'I
Wed. '7.~ I.m., Thurs., 11.30 a.m. I
' •Thou"'"
Holy eoJilmUlllOD: Mon., Tues. (st.,
QUEEN'S ROAD
IShut out froin much that others!
Luke'. Day), Fri. and Sit. 8 a.m., Minister, Rev. J. A. Goldsmith
have
' '"
Wed. 7.111 I,ll., Tbun. 1rI I.m.
'I 11 a.m., Divine Worship,' 3 p.m"
Not my will, 10rd • but ThIne!
EvtnlOlll: Dlily at &.30 p.m., Sunday Church School; 7 p.m"
I
except rrt. 7030 p.m.
Presbytery Christian Education And e\'en thougl' disappointments I
!
Church. I
If! best for me.
• I.m., HoI" Communion. Cor. I,
i To wean me flom this chlngln.
.
FUJ~TON
~vould
tha~
Th~
P to"
b
'
re-
,
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•
eek
efor
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g.iZ~~:~!~
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Subje~,t.,
Holines~.
I·
I~e
~ctlon
~piritual.
~tuttmd
~re
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fertillzer studies indicate highest years, fertiUty (or the potato crop
\ economical returns through appli. was supplied by stable manure.
caUons of manure, supplemented alone, whicb definitely helped to~'
with 5-10.10 commercial, fertilizer. maintain organic matter' in theProduction figures show an aver· soil. However, with tbe Inlroduc·
age yield of 367 bushels of po- i tion of commercial fertilizer many'
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really qulie h~rdy. Tbey retain a
rich, deep color during the win·
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i the -economy of Prince Edward Island.
Consequently in·
tensive study of potato management is and has been car·
I ried on by the Experimental Farm, Canada Department ,
i of Agriculture at Charlottetown, P.E.I.
aintain. ·Your .Plantings
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eliminated stable manure
plication of approximately 10 tons
of manure plus 1500 pounds o!
~·10·1O per acre. This is an In·
crease of 13 bushels per acre over
plots receiving 2500 pounds of
fertilizer alone,
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their fertility program. Tbls could
seriously affect .oil productivity
as there is a grave danger o[ ex·
hausting tbe organic matler ill
the ,oU unless manure or veg.
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Ilh a mi Kt ure strong In tisa blapplied
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elsewhere in the rota· :
. 'superphosphate
and cottonseed tion.
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or ten years, and then neglect to care for them a ter blooming bulbs, the better-and mldal growlh t? 10 feet and more,
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they
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plant them on their grounds, says the Canadian As. plant them as soon as they .r. The .Hatfield )ew makes an o v a l .
. Imolst SOli. ample dratnage Is ne· mental results that a proper COlDf N er\'men
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growth, It. will reach a beight of I
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It Is best to lIet your bulbs In six feet. The color of Its leaves I LOW GO\\
thc midget cow, IS !ust the right
for thr.ee- \were Improperly planted .and manure Will. maintain loll iertil·
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the ground as early as possI'ble is the darkest of all yews, almost year-old Linda Williams o,! rural. Greenvlile. S,C. Madeline, wbo Is overwatered. If soil conditIOns it'! and live larder returnl ,,
.il jU;1
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l,hf"" buying
g.ivi,n any
It nothing
Itl0('lI:) IeS
so that they will not lie around a bl ack·green. Th'IS plant looks I two years 0 Id , Is th e 0 ifsprmg 0f a 1600-poun d cowan d an 1800·poun,
are unfavourable, dig them·
up, term. of productioD
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replant.
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flve feet.
, ' f e l t long. Owner is R. F. Pitman of Greenville.
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Prominent
of the reasons many do not bloom.
L\_Have always wanted trail·
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left
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ground after last spring's bloom
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In, arbutul In our garden, but
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to grow, and the soft new growt)!
every Ittempt at transplanting Sunflow-r'
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Stennson, the I
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injury.
ever, d0 can II nue to .spray
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plant "Biting Flies," a motion pic. tern,
bulbs just
mustas do
they are
to
A-Trailing arbutus is next t 0 Pro
thf homc proper y 5
I ture on the vital problem of mos. pop up out of the ground next
the roscs to kcep, down both
couple of Idle acres impossible to trallsplant, unless
lCCording 10 instructions of, qultocs. black flies and tebanlds
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black spot and mIldew on the winch we propose to plant to \ one selects thl! Imallest plants
Illtal nurseryman. ble
as soon
If you
af. In the devr.lopment of the Cana sprNot
ng. evcn the ehr~'santhemums
f?11 agc, For b
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Captan, a new fungiCide which paragus as a means of Increasing with each plant The soil parcel n
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old one or repair the wear and I
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f10llerlng shrub that A-Since space and lime 1\'111 peaty soli In A shady. well.draln·llhe cost Df treatment make the
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Better uy a: eommercial produetloll Df a rtl ••
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or within 24 hours alter. oi natural rainfall. During any the Icast you can do is to ferlil.
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use of resIstant nr thea. I
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to "heel" them thorough soaking of the soil at as long as tbe grass continues to pearance to the Hatfield, but, t: /
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the
Tn do this simply \ the roots is necessary If the plant grow. HOII'cvcr give the hedges slightly smaller in its habil oJ;
and compact at the office of your local county Q-our.
plantings were' rust losses. One neW rust 1'ell.t·
I.mall trench. lay the roots Is to remain healthy.
their last
gl'owlh. Hick's yew is one vI
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1agriculturnl agent. These bul- a failure this year. Someone ant variety bas recently been n·
Ind COI'er thn root
"Often when plants die in the
the bettcr upright' ones, and will i'P If
Igo a out a oot and letins are well written and lIlus· said a root disease was to blame leased in Canada, and other ne"
toil. l'irxt water them. They colder months of tbe year," Mr. Ing productions by
srow about eight feci' tatl, II a a
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l\IORE NICKEL RELEASED
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I'ltering Is extremely 'import. ther montbs, especially dry per. "BIting Flies" was filmed and top, which Is broader tban the i of defence mobilization Thursday Idrons, mountain laUlfels, Japanese root, occurs In acid 10 I an
susceptible varieties wa. reduced '.:
IItfr plants Ire let In the lods. Moreover, many varieties III script written
Charles Beddoe base, thus asking for reason·, ordered another 6,000,000 pounds ipleris, azaleas and hollies has not held In check by keep ngll S one-third to one·balf 'bl Inocula>
Water copiously when planf usually set their buds In of tbe Canl\d!!t Department of ably early pruning,
1 of nickel Jive!ted te. industry to I done well this summer despite abundance of l!me In
so. 0 tion, In the rust are., resistant ;.
setting them out, Ind [or I the lummertime, and lack of Agriculture's Science Service film
As tbe end of the
ap',
a persistent shortage. The frequent watering and feeding. treat the 5011 each sprmg with sunflowers yielded much '1\10re
therealter. After the first water as well as fertilizer at that unll, with the cooperation of the pro aches, stop cultivateing roses'
r hatd
forI' What are their requirements' fresh hydrated llme, 15
than susceptible varieties: In I
lI'ater •• often al the loll time may cause them to flower Defence Research Board. The Na.1 and perennials. They need a
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defence A-All these plants reqUire' an to each 100 square feet, m xing rust free Irea, the luspectlbll
dry, at least once eve less profusely or not at all the tlonal Film Board did tbe sound chance to rest and ripen wood mcn! tocks
acid humusy gu-avellr soil en- it thoroughly with the soil Just varietics yielded as much
or mor.
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or two, unlm there II plenty followIng season."
and printing.
and foliage, before cold weather. December,
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manure and fer· \before nlantlnlZ.
than the resistant ones.
ha\'e hear tb reak whe n homc owne
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M'agtstrate
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with full apprecIation of dramatic child. O'Brien worn by IInxlety I
bis actions. Tbe cast 11'<1
values.
over his tailc fiecret, reveals the I
~ poned to call a witness IrOIll
Nothing lurid creeps Into this pitiful steps. of his Involvement Two' young men who were ar. I bank,
compelling porlralt of a man drl· with two women, both of whom he rested for drunk and disorderly A housewife, charied witb
vcn to bigamy through lonelln~s d~voted to In his own way.
conduct and breaking a window in ing a chicken and some
and conlllctlni love tdangle told Naturally "The Bigamist" must the Starlliht Cafe were found from Ayre " Sons ~"P"II!l,~_
with compassion, acted to the -hilt pay the penalty for hla act and' guilty in court Th~rsday morning, 'Parade street, pleaded iU11!
JOAN FONTAINE,
by Joan
Ida Lupino, Ed· the climax de,votes Itself to the I They were fihed $50 each or two I the ,charge, a,nd, lVas
MONTOOMIRY CLIIIT,
EDMUND O'BRIEN, tN
'I mond 0 Bricn, and Edmund \ courtroom IIplsodel wherln the I months' and ordered to pay com· Magistrate 0 Neill iectu}td
ANN I IAXTlR, IN
''THE BIGAMIST"
Gwenn an~ skillfullY dirc~ted by \wives enco~nte one another ror I pensati~n of $5.33 each,
! woman severely. He asked htt
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"I CONIIISS"
MoUon picture fanl who look In "the Bigamist," which opens: woman director who
a real I leas onlookers at the wreckllll of car from the Royal Garage on Sept. she said. "on.", he uked
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for the familiar faee and figure Monday at the Star Thealll'e, a \techniclal poser in this produ~tlon their happiness and contentment. 13th by means of issuing a forged I kind o~ an example she Was
of Alfred Hitchcock In bll new theme that could have been treat.\bY being called up01\ to, direct The cl!neluslon is an. Ironic one cheque of $500, pleaded guilty 'and ! her child.
HeHII .. CRAZY HORSI"
MARILYN MONROE. IN
Warner Brol. ploductlon, "I Con. ed with full sensationalism has. herself in some of the film s most as the judge speaks wise words on I was sentenced to spend six months
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"THI I'IVIN YIAR ITCH"
fess," will not be dIsappointed.
Instead, been bandIed wltb de·' moving sc~nes.
Ithe f01ly of a fundamentally de· I in the Penitentiary.
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The famous malter of movie .u. Ii c extreme good tastes, and "The~lgamist" Is the latest cent man who has gone wrong
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! LEGION REJECtS UN
"Chief Crazy Horse". • , eon.'
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penle will be aeen briefly, but un. ca y,
- - cinematic cffort of the Filmak· and whose choice of wife Is not A middle aged man was before I MIAMI, Fla.
Ilueror of CUster, , • warrior of The lonl awalled local ,howln,
a. the lone, 10114' fig. photograpliY, sel us a camera at ers, Miss Lupino and Collier his when hll emerges from prison, the cDurt for issuing worthless ican LegLOD Thursday
deatlllY ' • mlahUest SioUX leader of the film venlon of Geor,e ure walking the width of a broad the foot of the slairway. Hilch· Young's own producing company, but entirely up to the eeclslon of cheques, He pleaded guilty to the resoiution calling for the
of all•• , "Chief ariZ)' liard"••• Axelrod's Brolldway .mash com- filght of Iron Italn which led cock, meanwlhle, trudged up the who have been admirably respon· the two women, if, Indeed, either charge, but, in his own defence. Sta.les to. withdraw from
• thunderln, motion picture .111 edy, "The Sever. Year Itcb," stilii"I' from Quebec'. lower town to the stairs, a feat not too far removed sible in the past for such sucesses woman will take him blck.
said that he had an account at the I
Nahons. The legion
of hll fabulou. deeds. •• of the rlnc the natlon'l number one box. upper city.
from scaling Bunker Hill monu·
"Not Wanted," "The Young , "The Bigamist," presented by Canadian Bank of Commerce
caura,e he won In blttle••• of his office attraction, Marilyn Monroe The director did bis "personal meni.
Lovers." "Outrage," "Hard, Fast Fllmakers Releallng Organlzatioll branch, and not al the main office,
,reatn... in rule. , , his glory In and Tom Ewell, who created the slinllture" Icent without fanfate, From bis cliff position, he got .and Beautiful" and "The Hitch· and filmed for wide screen, should and thought tllere was sufficient
Communist
love•• ,
Victor Mature, role of the summer.bachelor hu.. while hl1 main production com. the startlnll sillnal from Don Page. Hiker." All dealt with subject find vast appeal for audiences money to eOI'er
cheques, but, was unwilling to go along
SUlln Ban, John Lund••• I IUr- band wllh the wandering eye In PInY was making a location move bls first assistant, who found him, matter that could have been lift- \who enjoy provocative story·tell· he had been drlnkmg, he said, and \ Illinois move Thursday for I
dill, lWetpln, tbrlll In Cinema. the orlalnll ,toiae play, opens to- and letting up nearby for aetlon self for the moment In the posi· ed straight
life. "The Blga· Ing.
was not too sure about some of plete break with the UN.
Scope, , • with all the fury of the morrow at the Paramount Thea. Involving Montlomery Clift, Anne tion of dlr.ectlni his own boss. mist" !aUs Into this class and, as In IUPPOrt of the four stan are
last ,reat Slxou uprl,ln,.•• when tre.
Baxter and Kai'! Malden tn the Then, all the camera turned, Hitch with the others, the treatment Is Jane Darwell, Kenneth Tobey.
Chtef Craz)' Horse defied an arm· The Charlel K. Feldman.BIIl)' picture openlnl at the Cornwall cock strode the broad width of forthright, doesn't dl!ck Issues Peggy Maley, Lillian Fontaine
eel nation and smashed cust~ at Wilder ClnemllSeope production Theatre Monda~,
the stairwaY, oullined agalnlt the and is always believable.
(mother of Oliva de Haviland and
LltU. BI, Horn In the most am· In De Luxe color relealed by
Robert Bure, the director of sky.
Edmond O'BrIen and Joan Fon· Joan Fontaine) and John Ma!cwell.
Inl chapter of the violent Indian Twentietb Cenluri-.FoX, Will dl.
"Will yoU do It again, pleose?" taine portray ~ couple who seek Matt Dlnnls, popular nightclub
Wan history. , , It.. the Itory of rected by Wlldn from a Icreen. \ Donald M. acBrld. and Carolyn Page called In true directorial to adopt a baby. This Is one of entertainer, appears briefly and to
I min who came to might through
la written In conjunction with Jones.
stylc:"
the means by which they hope to advantage, linging his latest orl·
reckle. darlnl .•• to ereatnesl ~x!lrod. Player~ cau prominentExterior scenes were filmed in Hitchcock obliged, not once, but retricve a mal1l'iagt! that has be· ',ginal melody, "It Wasn't thE'
!~rouab the love of woman. • • In tbe Ictute Include Evelyn' New York City with Mils Mon· twice. Burke was satisfied thcn. come a business relationship. Stars That Thr!1led \\Te." which
Chief CralY Horse ,. f!lme~ ~
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8,30-Harvest Festil'al Scrvice- 10.4S-Nell's.
All Saints Church, Fox· I1.UlI-Sportscast.
trap.
t Ll5- WenLern Roundup.
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12,01-Club Time.
12,30-Ncws.
12,35-Club 'fl'me,
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7.45-Ntw•.
7,50-Bob Lewis Sbow.
II.DO-News.
8,03,-Bob Lewis Show.
8,SO-New •.
8,35:-Bob Lewb Show.
9.DO-Newl,
9,05-Juke Bo· Ral·lew.
0.30-Western ~Hit• Pu,df,
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'l.3D-CBC Newi.
'l.35-Top of the Mornln ..
800-NtWI Ind Weather.
i L2.45-Sacred ~Iuslc,
Ciosedown.
to,OO-News.
e:l5-Mullcal Clock.
I 1.00-Voice of Prophecy.
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lO.Ol-},lcet the Artist.
8.0D-Mornina DevoUoD •.
1.30-youth Story Huur,
S'lNDAY 0 t b 16 I
10.15-Clsco Kid.
D.l5-Programme Preview.
t.45-Teenagers.
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10.45-Western Hit Parade,
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2,00-Quiet Hour.
7,li5-Forccast.
11.DO-News
I UD-Top. ThIs Week.
Also-UP.TO.THE.M1NUTE NEWS
2,30-Request Program,
B,OO-Singing Pastor.
11.01-Western Hit P~rad •.
lO.OO-MUllcal
Marchpall.
830-0ral Roberts,
1130-T T t llu T
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9.00-Festival of Waltzes,
I 12·,OO-NoePwl.wen 'I' ¥ e unes.
\ lO.3D-New..
10.35-Music an a Mellow Note.
3.30-Radlo Kids.
4.00-Unshackled.
g:~t:~i:a~ 01 Life.
12.15-Top Twenty·five Tunel.
MATINIE I P,M.
11.00-CBC Sportspa,e.
4.30-Manterworks.
l.00--Newl.Twenty·five Tunes,
11.3o-Junior Farm Broadcast.
5.00--Sign Off.
10.00-The Old, Old Story,
1.0t-Top
11.45-Sacred Heart program.
IO.30-The
,Lidstone
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I 1.15-News.
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' t30-Sports Parade.
t1.00-Childrcn's Program.
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12.DO-HltJ ancl Encora ..
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l.35-Behind the Scenes.
12.3D-Muslc.le ,
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! L45-H~'mn Time.
1.4S-Record Shop.
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lU5-Stu Davis Show.
SATURDAY. october 15th.
112.00-Vlslas
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2.00-Newl.Lewis Show,
1.00-Mld DI, SereDade.
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2.o1-Bob
l.8D-Newl and Weather•
I 12,3U-NelVs,
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U5-Doyle Bulletin.
7.00-Breakfast Club,
! L2.45-Your SlInda), Serenade.
4.05-~laritime r.vourilu,
2.00-CBC Stamp Clull.
7,lo-Ncw.'.
; 1.00-Sports Parade.
4.3S-Rancb Party.
"fROINIA MAl'o-DENNI8 MOROAN-DAVID I'ABltAa
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III "PEAIL OF THE SOUTH PAClnC" - AD\'ENTURE 2.3D-POPS on APproval.
7,55-News.
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2.45-Thll Week.
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6,01...,Bulletill So,rd.
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8,05-Record Shop.
3.SD-Mual~1 MatiD":
8.4o-Namc the Newfoundiander. I 4,00-Thc Lutheran Hour.
6.l5-Sports Parad•.
4.00-Htimlltr Hour.
D,OO-The Three Slim,
4.30-Guest Artist.
I) 25-Nstional Newl,
4.30-CBC 'News.
5,OO-The Eternal Light.
UO-Top Thrh Turie •.
\ p.IS-Hymns That Live.'
4.35-Grand Falls Present..
, 9.30-The Big 8 PrDgram.
5,3Q-Supper i;erenade,
U5-Johnny N~poleoll.
3.00-Muslcal PrOgramme .
10.00-N~ws,
I 6.00-News and Weather.
7,OQ-r\ew,.
I\.3D-Childrens Programme.
lO.1I1-Keyboarci Capers.
6J5-Granlland Rice.
7.01-Courtshlp .lId Marriaje,
8.00-,.Intermezzl!.
LUD-PoP Concert.
6,SO-Music In a Moderll Mood.
7.15-Westerll Virlely.
6.~PrOgr.m· Preview.
I 10.55-News,
7.00-Church Service.
7.30-News.
6,45-NEAC Newsreel.
U5-Dark Stran.v.
U.30-Irish and Hill Billy VarielJ' 8.00-A\'e Maria Hour.
7.00-NeWi and Weather,
Program,
8,SO-Bing ('rosby Show.
8.00-New,.
7.15-Nfld. sports RG1lndup.
11.00-Tbe Klddles Program.
9,00-Deaciline for Danger,S,Ol-Musical PlDoralllL
7.30-Mulical Program.
L2.0S-Tops in Pops,
9,30-Trans·Atlantic Invitation.
8.16,-Eddy Arnold.
U5-Doyle Bullatin.
12.15-Bank of Happinesa.,
i 9,45-News.
UO-Let'l SIDg a HymL
B.15-.Arnldale Chorul. '
12.30-News.
'IO.OO-Obsession..
U5-Journty Into Melody
8.3D-Tbl. 'II m, Stol7.
12.35-Muslcal M e n u . !110,30-All.Star Western Thealre. 9.16,-Comi IllIo the Parlor.
9.00-serenldl for StrIDII.
1.30-New~.
11.00-Sportscast.
9.45-Newl.
9.aD-NoW 1 Ask You.
U5-Two for Today.
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10.00-Nqll's."
10.OO-Prarle Schooner.
2.00-Matince.
I 12,Oo-New5 In a Minut.,
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lo.35-ImperIBI Eno Hocke,
2.55-News.
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IO.30-Barn DaDe"
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3.55-Ncws.
12,ao-Ncws.
1l.OO-N.w..
12.00-ClOle DoWII.
4.DO-Swlng for Saturday.
L2,35-Club Time.
H.Ol-Barn D,lIct.
4.55--News.
1.00-Ncws in a Minute and
11.SO-Late Nlcht Thealr.,
lUNDAY, ()ctober 1.tII.
5.0O-Junlor Jamboree.
Closedown.
12.00--Newl, '
5.30-Supper
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12.01.;...Housep,rty.
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8.00-Reslonal Weather.
8.05-PrOgramme Summll'1.
7.30-Doyle·s Orchestra.
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B.30-CBC News.
8.00-lIometown Jamboree.
7,Oo-Wake up and Llvt.
U5-Prayer.
9,3S-Post Mark U.N.
IO.SO-Neighbuurly Newi.
8,30- 'I'h~ tayman's lIour.
7.1O·-News,
2,tlO-QlIteil and SIIn ott.
10 45-MariUme Gardener.
9,Otl-Uig Top Ten,
7.lfi-S:lcrrd Heart Proiram.
7,30- Ne\V~.
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11:00-GeOrge St. United Church. 9.4f>-Ncll's,
12.15-Program lIighlighli.
IO,OO-Wcs!l'rn !lit Parade.
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7,35-Bob Lewl. Sltow.
8,OO-Breakfast Varietle ..
12.30-MusICal Program.
g,30-News.
12.45-Reglonal Roundupl.
8,3S-Breaklalt VarieU ...
l,.l5-Musicale.
B.Oo-New..
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1.30-BBC New •.
B.Ot-Voice of Prophee,.
2.00-Harmony Harbour.
9.3D-Famlly Bibl, Hour.
2.29-Domlnlon Time Sianal.
lo.oO-New•.
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lO.30-~lusic from tbe Shows,
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2.45-Meet iour Weaartherman.
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10.45-NIUonal Newi.
3.00-ln His Service.
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B.SS-Capitol Report.
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U5-Four G.nUemen.
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combinations were used: Leaded
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gasoline and MS·DG 011; Non·
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lead,d gUolineand MM 011. Nou·
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leaded .uollne and MSoDG 011.
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clean. It was 1110 found that the
, , amount of deposit left from the
leaded gasoline Ind 101M all WII
much ir•• to in en lines run at
lI,ht 19ad._
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Great Eastern Oil
Company~ L'imited
SYDNEY CCPJ-The department
of tranlport has ealled lenders for
convereloll of the SS SeoUl II, the
half-century old ferry which carrleJi CNR trains and pasaengers
across the Strait of Canso from
Yulgl,ve to Point Tupper.
Scotia II sailed from Its berth
it Mulllrive last May. shortly
before flnt rail traffle across the
Canso ~auseway. Since Iben It has
been berthed at Bor4en, P,E.I.
It will underllo conversion and
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THE DAllY NEWS, SATU~DAY, OCTOBER 15, 1955
Guide Tro,ps
Hold' Parade
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-Hri. Grace Notes
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High Se'h I
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Club M'eeting
Woman's Column
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Peop e n
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Ca~adian I.egion,
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Harbour Grace
Board Meet
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Library Auxiliary
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.H·r. Grace .1842-1843
JANUARY 11th.
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NOVEMBER 1st.
Packet boat "Express" parted I Wee~ly Hc~ald, ~onception S.
moorings at Portugal Cove. Total Advertiser, ~Irst Issued. Vi.l
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I st. John, Editor.
\ loss.
~ANUARY 25th. '
FEBRUARY-!943
.
Meeting at Harbour 'Grace of John lIIunn, lIIember HOUlt ~
persons interested In establishing Assembly.
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a steam packet on' the Conception I
MARCH 11th.
Bay route.
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101 vessels clear for sealli!h~
Two men, one a Parsons from' from St. John's.
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Harbour Grace, driven in a punt I
. MAY 23rd.
HARBOyR GRAC~The regu'l to sea from Greenspond, rescued
Votes ID House of Asse1i'.b!1
lar meetmgs of Har~o~r Gr~ce i by the "Margaret Ann" landed. in .lIIagistrate Harbour Grace
Branch of the Canadian' LegIOn' Lisbon.
\ Second Magistrate Harbour G~
were resumed on Tuesday I~st
FEBRUARY
£ 150. All fees to go to treaSIIIJ
O~tober 4th, In t~e Memon~l
Scottish Society at st. John's, I Goaler, Harbour Grace £90. i
Llbr~ry. It was .declded at . this .Kenneth IIIcLea in chair, John i Constables Harbour Grace £l~
meeting that this branch \\ould Stuart, vice president.
lor £33 each. £00 votes for S!
s~onsor an entertainment to be
March 15th.
I P~trlck's Fre~ School, Pension ~
given by the great Ray·mond at
"Experiment", Pike master, 70 widow of OII.ver St. John £lrIJ,
the Academy Hall.on October 19th, Idays from Bristol. Sails, ctc., lost. Vote for Martm Brook Bridge £:11,
and 20th. All Legion mcmbers arc:
MA.RCH 22nd.
MAY 23rd.
therefore requested to come on
Tenders a.lkcd to supply troops Passed an Act for Establishllltn\
the 17th to prepare for the eyent. at Harbour Grace.
of Harbour Grace Grammar SchOol!.
JULY 12th.
Grant £450, also Grammar SthOOI
Regatta at SI. John's.
I at Carbonear.
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HARBOUR 'GRACE-On Sunday should 'be chosen with regard to
last October 9th, Harbour Grace ability and sorvlce to G.od and his
00
. ftsldents Wltit~ed. a parade fellow men. With the singing' of
which comblnecfofficers and cadets the National Anthem and the beneof "Beotbic" Corps and Guiders diction, a memorable service of
Delays double your trouble:
and Guides of lst. and 2ndf Bar. praise and worship concluded.
HARBOUR' GRAC~~he first
postponing those jobs we dislike doing just doesn't dispose o[
bour Grace 'Companles, a unique
Outside the church, Guides and
them. By puttinG them off, we are simply storing up trouble for the
event In this town.
. Cadets reformed and paraded by regular meeting of the High School future.
. way of Water Street, LeMarchant Club following the summer va·
Letter.wrltlng for Instance-,the ones we procrastinate over-gives
AU met at tbelr headquarters at and Harvey Streets, past the Hal' cation, took. place on Thursday, us twice the problem when we sit down to reaIl~' write it. The first
10 a.m. abd 1IIlrched down Water bour Grace Memorial Library ,october Qt~ with a large number paragraph must needs be an excuse for the delay, and there is the
Street.to attend· church services, grounds where the salute was taken of members present.
difficulty of remembering what must be said.
the R. C, detachment of "Beothlc" by Commissioner, Mrs. E. Martin
The §cholarshlps awarded by the
Thcre are time$ when each of us feels an apology Is due. Given at
at the Cathedral;' while thos!! of 'and C. Officer, R. J. Callahan.
H. S. Club to the pupil gaining once, it sounds sincere and spontaneous. But, an apology that is pon·
the olber. d~nom1natl9ni attended
On the parade, many f,vourable highest marks In Grades Xl, X a~d dered debated and delayed usua1ly is so carefully phrased and rehears·
matina at St. ~aul'l Churcb, where comments were made,on the smart IX, were announce~ as. f01l0ws:- ed th~t it sounds like a performance rather than the sample admission
they were 'welcomed and can· appearance of both .corps "Beathlc" Grade Xl, Rowena Ike, Grade X, of a regretted mistake.
.
Iralulated ~n their Imart appear· and the Guides. The Cadet' bugle Phyllis Stevenson; Grade IX, Ger·.
Training children in good manners should start as soon after birth
ance by the rector, Rev. L. A. J. band did much ,to aid the march· aid Dwyer.
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a~ possible. Any mother who sees her child developing wayward man·
Ludlow.
Ing especially as this was the
Congratulations are extended to ners has a lot of I)'" habits to break beforc she can start teaching the
In I sUrrlng address especially fir;t parade for .Guide companies these pupils. Rowena Pike Is teach· good ones.
dlreded to the' cadels and guides, since their orgalllzlng In May last. Ing this year at Upper Island i
Those thiL
" we delay doing will be a burden lightened, if
Rev. Mr, Ludlow took as hIs IUb- A1I did a splendid job and Harbour Cove, while the othrr ~ehola~~hlt ; they arc done ~ ..:e.
ject the Parsble of tIie talents, ro- Grace Is pleased to see the Guide winners are cont nu ng
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mlndlnl his Hateners that for each movemenl going forward once studies at the High School:
I Household Hints: Turn )'our mattresse.s once a week, at least ever,
there was a vaeation, and luch more In this town.
During: the meeting a gift ea~h two weeks, i£ you wish to have better rest for yourself, and longer life
was presented to Mrs. J. C. DaVIS, lor the mattress.
who leaves here with her familY,'
There's no nced to Iron towels, pressing only flallens the pile. II
shortly to take up residence at you hang them up properly to dry-one third over the Iin~-corners
their new home at Manuels: and; nd nds will be even.
to Mrs. Ernest Simms, who will be a e
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moving to Stephenville.
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A RECIPE
HARBOUR GRACE-Mrs. Harold I The Women's ASloclation of the
Dates arc both delicious and nutritious-usu~lly plentiful and not.
Trainor an.t daughter Sally May, I United Church here have been ob.
too expensive. They may be used in many dainties anil this is one o£
wbo had been spending the sum· IIged to change the date of their ...
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mer with Mrs. Trainor's mother, annual sale of work from Novem·
the1'\!:
Date Oatmeal Squares
·Mrs. May Garland, Water Street ber to December 7th, and 8th,
CtIVltltS
1 Cup chopped dates
East, -returned to Toronto on Tues. owing to many olher engagements.
1m, Cup
sugar oats
1 CUI ",·ter
Cups brown
fine rolled
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11.~ Cups flour
':2 Cup brown sugar
Miss Brown, R.N., who was
HARBOUR GRACE,-The regu·
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spending Ii vacation at the rectory lar meeting of R.C.S.C.C. 'Beothic'
'h teaspoon salt
1 tsp. lemon juic~.
Mrs. Reginald Knight, St. John's, 85 guest of Rcv. W. H. B. and Mrs. took place at their quarters at
~4 cups shortening
"'as the week·end auest of her
boncar, was a visitor to Coughi an HaII on Fray,
Id
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wIth aII 1\1cthod:
Measure sugar rolled oals, !lour, ~alt an(1 the shortenin!!. Combmc
rister, Mrs. and Dr. W. L. Good· Gill Car
St. Paul's rectory here on Sunday. ofllcers present, following band thoroughly until ~ixture is crumbly. Sprea~1 half the. mixture into a
win.
practice and routine, the cadets greased g.inch square pan and press down firmly. While oven IS heat·
Alter their annual summer ,'a·
Mr. and lIIrs. Clifford Martin and were given an Interesting talk on
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ation at their Harbour Grace daughter Linda, are spending a New(oundland animals by Mayor ing
400 lemon
dcgreesjuice.
prepare
i: hy \lnlll
cOl~ll)JnI~~
(al,C~.
er,
sugarto and
Cookdate
for fill'
7 minutcs
mlxh.lre
IS wa.
t.llI.ck.
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home, Mr~. R. Hcath and daugh. few da)'sas guests of Mr. Martin's. lit. P. Stapleton.
Spread this on top of the oatmeal mixture and toP. With r~mamlDg
ter, Mrs. Harvey Murcell len on' father, Mr. Mundcn Martin. Linda
It Is expected that a tag day oatmeal. Press lIat with spoon. Brushin!! the tnp With a mIxture 01
Tuesday to return to their home who contracted measles since com· will be held on October 22nd.
hot water and 1 cgg yolk will make a fine crllst and eliminate much
In Toronto.
ins here 15 now making good reo
oi the crumbling when sCJllares arc cut. Bake 25 minutes.
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Town Council
ST: JOHN'S
SEASON AT
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Mond
PROfESSOR
JUNE 23rd.
Marriage of Wm. Donnelly of Rev. George Ellidge, W~!I!l1l
Spaniard's Bay, to ISabella, daugh· clergyman at Harbour Gract.
HARBOUR GRAC~The Har. ter of late John Fergus. merchant,
JULY 4th.
bo.ur Grace Town Council has re.'\ Bay Roberts, by Rev. Mr. Powell Thos. Ridley, John ~Iunn, J..
cently completed the widening, of Portugal Cove.
L. Pendergast, Peter Brown, DOl
ballasting and re.surfacing of
SEPTEMBER 2ith.
Greene, Wm. Sterling, AI!:.
Ash's Lane off Harvey Street, and; Died. at .Harbour Grace, W. G. Mayne to ~e ~ommissioners JUr.
plan to continue this thoroughfare' Comer, Editor Mercury, aged 45. i bour Grace Grammar School.
through to Water Street which
OCTOBER 4th.
WANTS TOURIST STUDY
will be more convenient 'Ior resi.
Emigration to' Newfoundland:
.QUEBEC
(CP)-Gerard Delal~
dents of that area.
from England, 78: from Scotland,
director
of
the
Quebec '\ssociatitl
Lee's Lane. at the juncture of I 48; from Ireland, 210. Total 336. o£ Hoteliers, appealed
Thursdn tl
Harvey and Water Streel~ at the I
OCTOBER WIt.
Mr. bu~inessmen to. support a ilt.
west end, is presently being bal. i Scotch Kirk under Rev.
I palgn for a prol'lnclal tourist eo~
lasted in preparation for re.sur.: Frazer.
mission. He told the proposed eo!l!o
facing in the spring.'
OCTOBER 180,:
" . I mission would do re~earch to !~
The Council is often hampercd i Michael Kearney bUilds eX' l tablish the I'alue and imporhr.:t
in its work on imprOVements hy' press" packet. 47 tons, for Mr. I?f the tourist industry in the pro!.
Ince.·
the tardiness of taxpayers in pay. ~ Drysdale, Harhour Gracc.
ment of due taxation.
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An effort will shortly he madr:
by po,ters, etc., to have a poll and ~~~~~~~~~~!!!~!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.\
other taxes now outstanding to he
paid so that all accounts will he
brought up to date.
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Education
members
fitable AYElnill
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VACAR
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A llrnlt.d
prClsp.~
ore
PIIClI' ap,l),
at Parade St,
17th, between
AYRE~
Eli. W. Rogers.
SAYS-
The Dominion Coronet is mor .. !'lan ,
covery.
.'rlcmlship: Oh. the comfort, the inexpressible comfort of fcrlin~
Amonl! visitors to the capital
Life Insurance Policy. It's a 20-:'Cor
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rabbltts,
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safe wilh a person; having neither to wei!!h Ihou!(hts nor mc",urc words
s a v i nits plan that lIuar antrc~ your
last week were Mrs. S. Pcarc~,
hut to pour them all out, eharr and grain together, kl1owin~ that a
family all the deposits you hal'c madr.
Mrs. n. T. Parsons and Mrs. M. Brlgus, and Mr. Hi \'d Mosden,
1 faithful hand will lake and sift them, keep what is worth kecpill~' and,
PLUS the face value of the Polic v•
st.
John'~, paid a brief visit to
Parsons.
PLUS
the divider1ds left with tl;e
Harbour Grace on Monday.
AC~TI L d' I then, with the breath of kindness, blow the rest away.
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Policy, if you die before 65.
Ie a les I
-Gcorge Ello\.
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Mr. Maxwell Tapp left b)' T.C.A.
HARBOUR GRAC~A meeting
Mr. and Mrs. John Coe and chll· Auxiliary of the Harbour Gracc
'Phone me for dptails DIAL 2135.
on Sunday to return to Harmon
Memorial
Library
held
a
very
sue.
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SI. Catherine's Guild held on
dren Helen lind Ch'arles, were
Fi~ld.
O~eninO' Tuesday, October 4th, was the
guests of Mrs. Coe's parents, Mr. cessful and enjoyable afternoon KiWaIll·S Meetl·n~.
tea at the Library on Wednesday
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opening one for the fall and win·
Misl Barbara Torravllle, R.N., and,Mrs. H. H. Archibald, during afternoon, October 11th. There was!
ter seasons. Several new member~ i
St. Jobn's, spent the Thanksgiving' the week-end.
T. E. DEWLING
a good attendance, and In addition' HARBOUR' GRACE-Thc rcgu.
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were added and the datc of the I
Iron,h Man_lit'
holiday as auest of Rev. L. A. J.
~1 NEW GOWU ,,_ sr. lCIIHt
to dainty teas, a home cooking. lar meeting of Harbour Grace Ki·
HARBOUR GRACE-The new annual fall sale of work and meat
Miss
Mamie
Moriarty,
St.
John's,
and Mrs, Ludlow at St. Paul'.
wanls took place at Pike's Hotel· United Church manse at Harbour teas was announced for Novem·
spent the week-end at the home of staff attracted many patrons.
Rectory,
The proceeds which amounted to on Tuesday, october 4th, with Grace which replaces the one de· \ber 16th and 17th.
her parents, Mr. and IIIrs. P. Mor·
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Mr. Fred Parsons of Goodyear larty, Victoria Street.
to . certaIn Improvement, to the Mr. Fred Rees o£ Bell Island, as its official opening ceremony on
Humber Ltd., Gander, spent the
guest of honorary member, Rev. Friday, Octobcr 21st.
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Mr. aild Mrs. George Parsons, library.
week-end at Harboqr Grace.
A. J. Ludlow.
The moderator of the United
St. Joh!)'s, were visitors to Harbour
President Alec Moore was in thc l Church presently I'isiting New·
Miss Sue Garland, St. John's, Grace for the week·end.
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chair and announced that in place I (oundl;nd, Rt. Rev. George Dorey.
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of
Mr.
spent lISt week as guest
Miss Betty Simmons, St. John'.,
of B guest speaker, the cluh memo ! B.A., B.D .. D.O., L.I..D., will share
and Mrs. John Soper.
~pent the week·end wIth her par·
ocrOBER 1~/h.
hcrs would visit the "Gil E~nne~". ! in the offici"1 opening li'hich will
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Dccker andients,
and Mrs. Gordon Sim·
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
then berthed at the premises ofl he comlucled by the chairman of
two children of Rcd Rocks. were 1mons.
Rev. L. A. J. Ludlow, Rector
North Eastcrn F!sheri~s Ltd. The I the Carnonear Presbytery, Rcv. W.
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recent visitors .to Harbour Grace, 1
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8.30 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 members, !ollowmg dmner, went B. Johnson. B.A., B.D.
gues~. of Mrs. Rita Cooke.
I Mrs. Robcrt Shcppard, .. Corner I a.m., Matins: 2.30 p.m., Sunday I on board the ship and were con
Following the opening, an at
i Brook, who had been viSIting her I School and Bible Clus: 8.30 p.m., ducted for two hours on a tour of home from 3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. will
Dr. E. O. B. Freeman was . a sister·in·law, Mrs. Allan Davis, Evensong.
the very modern Portuguese hos· be held for the general adult pubweek-end guest of his parents, r.lr. Water Street West, returned home ST. PETER'S-HR. GRACE SOUTH pital and supply ship, by a Por· lic at the Manse.
and Mrs. E, D. Freeman.
on Tuesday.
11 a.m., Holy Eucharist; 3 p.m., \,Ugucse doctor.
October 21st, promises to he an
Children's Service.
While everything. was?f un· cvcntlul day for the Unitcd
UNITED CHURCH
usual intercst, speCial nollce. was Church congregation here, who
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sheppard,
MI.. Regll,a Kennedy, a pupil
Rev.
N.
B.
Hodder
mad: of th~ ~p to the mm~te will then see the realization of
SI.
John's,
wero
week·cnd
guests,
of Llttledale Academy, spent the
11
a.m.,
Divine
Worship:
2.30
hospital faCilitIes. the operating their commendable eHorts taat
Harbour
Grace
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
week-end with her. parents, Mr.
p.m.,
SU}1day
Sehool;
'1
p.m.,
01.
room, etc., stalfed by three doc· wards the provision of a splendid
E.
L.
Janes.
and Mrs. W. B. Kennedy.
vine Worship.
tors.
residence for their pastor. Rev. N.
SOUTHSIDE
At the time of the visit, a new.s B. Hodder, and for those who mny
Mr. Carmen Mullett left for Port
Mr. Angus Cook, adult educa·
S p.m., Divine Worship.
bulletin was being received dl' follow in the ministry hcre. Work
tlon teacher at the Sanatorium, au Port on Monday to resume work
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rectly from' Lisbon, and was being on the manse which commenced on
with
Herring
U.
N.
returned to St. John's on Monday
relayed to the Portuguese f~s~!ng June 161h, 1954, was completed in I
after spending the week·end with
THE FINEST SELECTION OF
. Mr. Ell Diamond of Lethbridge the remains of the late Mr. Mich· £Ieet on the Banks. The vlsltln.g December. Rev. Mr. Hodder and i
hll family here.
group
were
delighted
with
their
his
family
moving
in
on
November
I
was in town last week in the In· ael Cashin, a valued and long time
employee of Goodyears at Gander visit, and grateful for the oppor· 21st of that· year.
Mrs•. Ernest Cormack, St. John's, terest of his lumber business.
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to his former home at Cape Broyle tunlty of viewing the Gil Eannes
recently paid a two day vhit to
on
this
first
visit
to
the
port
of
her mother, Mrs. Bertha Davis, and
Miss May 'Paync, SI. John's, for burial. Mr. Cashin had passed
they've ever had ••• beautifully designed CARDS to luit
'Iister, Mrs. L. U. Cbafe.
I spent the week·endwlth her par· away suddenly while at work In Harbour Grace.
Mr.
Michael
Hayes
was
chosen
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Payne. the Gander store on Friday last.
every member of the family. Your loved ones •• for friends
as delellate to the con(erence of
Mrs. Rose Bray visited St. John's i
and relatives away from home plus a fine array of Religious
Mr. P. Moriarty, St. John's, spent Kiwanians which is taking place
on Monday to see her husband who: Mrs. J. Henn~bury, St. John's,
TORONTO (CPl' - Evangelist
Cards.
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Is a patient. at the Sanatorium,' vIsited friends at Harbour Grace the week· end with his family at at London, Ontario.
Mr. Hayes left by express on Bill~' Graham said Thursday night
Harbour Grace.
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wbere he is making satisfactory on Sunday.
he will tour the Far East with his
Tuesda)', October 4th.
progreu.:
crusadc for Christ early next year.
Mr. and ·Mrs. Hubert Nosewor·
Mr. WIlliam Tapp of Goodyear
The United States evangelist,
CHOOSE YOUR CARDS NOW I
Mr. and Mn. John Luther, Cal' Humber Stores Ltd., Gander, paid thy, and Mr. Max Noseworthy, St.
concluding a three·week crusade in
Toronto this week, said he will
boneu, were visitors to Harbour a flying visit to Harbour Grace on John's, were guests of Mr. and
WHILE THE VARIETY AND QUANTITY
Grace on Sunday.
Monday. Mr. Tapp had accompanied Mr•• Martin Sheppard on Sunday.
HARBOUR GRAC~The pupils leave the U.S. in mid·January and
spend three months in India,
IS AT ITS BEST,
Miss Edith Sheppard was a vlsl· of ~he Presentation Con.vent are Korea, Japan and Hong Kong.
bUSIly engaged In practicing for
"We are aware that biUer sata·
tor to the capital. on Monday.
their annual concert, wh,ich is nic opposition wiII await us there,"
St. CatlIerinc's
Guild
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Official
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lanSe .
CH' OOSE YOUR
. D].VI'ne SerVI·CeS
II'
CHRISIMA
Mr.
GOARD OF
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NOW.!
'TOOTON'S LTD.
Offer You
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CHRISTMAS CARDS
Billy Grallam To
Tour Far East
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expected to be ready for next said Graham.
.
Miss Betty Davis, SI. John's, vis· month.
He said the next three days'
Ited her parents, Capt. J.' and Mrs.
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contributions at his Toronto eru·
Davis, during the week·end.
Presently at the premises of sade .will be. ~sed t~ pay ~or a
North Eastern Fisheries Ltd., arc travehng hospital, cIlD!c, dlspe~.
Miss Betty Hearn, studcnt at
. motor vessels Nordeaster sa~y and an al1tom~blle for hiS
.
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'Asmn tour.
LUtledale Academy, visited her th e
Crusade officials said the Tor·
parents,' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nordeliin and Nordellte.
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onlo subscriptions campaign have
Hearn for the holiday.
The hospjtal and supply ship topped the $100,000 'objective by
Gil Eannes left port on Thursday $15,000. The moncy will be used to
Mrs. E. F. l\Iorlarty who had morning after loading bait lor pay crusade eXpenses in Toronto
been visiting Corner Brook and Lisbon. While In por\'" the ,Gil and for follow.up work with con·
GranJl Falls, returned home on Eannes was open to visitors on verts.
WONDERFUL BUY I
d
d
fl
Graham
will
go
to
Cambridge
Tuesday. Mrs. Moriarty also visited
Tuesday an d We nes ay a cr· and Oxford in Britain after his
her son. John at St. John's.
Box of 28 Cards,
. noons.
Toronto crusade.
Excellent Variety.
Mr. . James Noseworthy, St..
.
CHICAGO (AP)--Samucl Car·
John's was a visitor to hll parents,
dinal Stritch has. banned certain
Mr. and Mrs. Max Noseworthy, for,
$1,00 box
"unliturgieal" songs from perfor·
mance
in
Rom
a
n
Caholic
the 'Yeek-end.
churches in the archdiocese of I
Pike's Hotel-Mr. Jack Purdy,
SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)-Next Chicago. These include the bridal
New Waterford, N.S.; M. Maltby. week's scheduled visit of Progreso marches from "Lohengrin" and
Toronto; A. F, Burton, City Ser· slve Conservative leader George "A Midsummer Night's Dream,"
vice, St. John's: L. Sheffield, Kent· Drew to New Brunswick has been eight versions of "Ave Maria," "I
vlIle, N.S.; Larry Butler, St. John's: cancelled because of illness at Love You Truly," and "Because."
C. R. Williams, New Glasgow, N.S.; Winnipeg, according to informa· 'LONDON (AP)-With 3,000 hor·
W. A. G. Stevens, Truro, N.S.; C. tlon received' here by Thomas rifled eircus·goers Jooking on, a
M.-Beil, Progressive Conservative
DIAL 6331 '
R. Noseworthy, St. John's; flerald' member of Parliament for Saint lion named Caesar clawed and
WATER ST.
Kavanallb, Robert Reid, Michael John·Albert.
serioftsly injured his trainer. Char·
FOR THE CHRISTMAS GIFT WORTHWHILE'
Mr. Bell said Mr. Drew still lcs Elleneb. Thursday. Elleneb's
BII 'AM1L~ INnRE8TS center about hI. two daughters. In this Lahey, Bell, Island; D. Rosel)berg,
assistant, Walter ~{jJde, 'stepped I
St.
Jphn's;
R.
A.
Clurlco,:
G.
A
hopes
to
altend
the
annual
pro·
pboto, Patricia, tbe eldest, II at the left receiving best wishes from
intn the cage and drol'e back the I
octtll,18(h)
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---....;-------~-------lIer daddy on her ninth birthday. Her lilter Julie, 6, i. by her Iide. Halrod, Ted L. Starch,. Argentia, vlilclal PC meetin81in Ftcdcriclon Bilty Smart Circus Iinns.
Oct.
29.
Marjorie
Guzzwell,
SI.
John's.
Her parents were on a !our of Central 'America at the time:
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Drew Cancels
Visit To N.H.
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NOTICE
ST. JOHN'S T. A. & B. soclm
ST. JOHN'S CHAPTER OPENS ITS 1955·5(a
SEASON AT THE NEWFOUNDLAND HOTEL
PROFESSOR GORDON K. GOUNDREY, M.A.,
will ...,i.w:
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Education is a pet proiect of NOMA and'
members are allured an in'trlltlng and pro-
Munn.
Brown.
fitable evening.
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Ihown aft.r the
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HOLY NAME SOCIETY
Mondav·Oct.17th'
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EDUCATION IN RELATION' TO
OFFICE MANAGEMENT
WesleYl,
Grice.
AUCTION
p.m~
a~~rt".·
1.30
p.m.
16 Head Choice
Butchers' Cattle
g;
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CATHEDRAL PArttsH
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The quarterly meeting of the Society will be held Sun·
day, October 16th. Holy Communion at 7'.45 Mass.
Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 3.00 p.m.
followed by meeting in Hall, Harvey Road. A large
attendance is requested.
A, M, PROWSE, Secretary
JIu.
School.
ror employment with the
Federal Government at
GANDER, NFLD.
TYPISTS-To be trained 81
Teletypists.
SI!.lry and Allowlnet-Up t.
$215 I month,
Apply:
CIVIL SERVICI
COMMISSION OF CANADA
,
On MONDAY, October 17th, at 8 p.m. in the
Memorial University a meeting of the above
Association will be held to be add relied by its
President, DEAN F. STiLlNG of th.University
of Western Ontario, on the aims of th.Association. Persons interested in authorlhip art invited to attend.
oelHl,I7
123 Wat.r Stre.t,
VACANCIES FOR 'cASHIERS
AYRE~S
SUPERMARKET LTD.
=
JVANTED
ON A TEMPORARY BASIS
BOX
30 c,o
TENDERS fOR •
COMMERCIAL LAND
-
W1Il be received by the under·
signed until 12 o'clock Noon
Manager.
N 8T WEDNESDAY, October
26th, '1955, for all or part of that
There will be a meeting of all members interested In
land comprising 180 feet front·
Junior' Hockey after 10 o'clock Mass •.
age by a depth of 143.6 feet,locat· ====================
cd on the South Iide of Elizabeth
Avenue between portugal Cove
Road and Carpaslan Road. Sub·
division wher~ necessary will be
lub'ect to the .pproval of the
prelent owen.
Accompanyln, t!,\ch tender
must
a security
oC 10%
• k Campalgn
. Hea dquarters,
of thebetender
price dejloslt
In the form
or
Prince of Wa Ies Co II ege, Rln
VOGUE GALLERY, Water Street, will remain open all
a certified cheque or negotiable
Dbmlnlon of Canada Bonds. They
are to be lealed and plainly
next week to wind up campaign. Will collectors who
~~:egoM'ki~~IAL ~I:~,~ER have n~t turned in .contributians please do so as soon
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DAILY NEWS
Farms and detailed Information
may be obtained from the under·
signed. Thlt offer Is subject to a
reserve prIce and highest or any
tender will not necessarily be
accepted,
A. VIVIAN'
Irlnch Mlnlg"
CINTRAL MORTGAGE AND'
HOUSING. CORPORATION
St. John'.. Nfld.
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ottl5.1i.18
WANTED
SBORTHAND -TYPIST'
(Female)
With knowl.dg. of Bookkeeping.
Apply to
E. C. BOONE ADVERTISING LTD.'
:
.WANTED
GOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, WATER ST. DIAL 5057
employment.
the Feder!!1
Government
at with
Harbour
Grace,
======================= For
Newfoundland.
CONSTRUCTION
IUPIRVISORS
5.lary:
$317.50·
$350.00 a month
The Public libraries Board requires the services of an
Apply to:
oxperienced short.hand typist Immediately. Salary scal.
CIVIL SERVIC!
~21 00·1 00·2100. Apply; stating qualifjc:atlons and .x·
COMMISSION OF CANADA
121 Wat.r Streit.
;mi~n:e, to thl
It. J,hri'., Ntld.
~HORT-HAND
.
The regular meeting of the H.C.A.A. will be held Tomorraw, Sunday, at 11 :00 a.m.
.
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.
Business: Election of Hockey Coaches and Basketball
nPIST. WANTED
Business of this meeting will be the presentption of
reports and election of the Board of Governors for
I .'
1955.56.
Geo.P.French
DENTIST
,
Will be out of town
until further notice.
·I
W. R. CHANNING, Secretary
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APARTMENT SITE
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Admission 50c
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Chi/elren 25c
Children under 14 years of age not admitted to
Stadium un'less accompanilld by parents.
CARD
DR.
PRACTICE
Canadian
National Telegraphs
NOTICE
NOTICE
I L. E. LAWTON
I HAS RESUMED
oct14.21
Notice Is hereby given that LOIS
MARGARET' CLOUSTON WILLAR of the City of St. John's in
tbe Province of Newfoundland,
Married Womall, will apply to the
Parliament of Canada at the
present SeS"Sion thereof, or at
the next or following or ensuing
session thereof. for a Bill of Dlv·
orce from herbusband, WILLIAM
DONALD WILLAR. of the City
of St. John's, In the Province 'of
Newfoundland, Salesman, on the
ground adultery.
Dated at the City of st. John's
In the Province of Newfoundland
this 13th day of October, A.D.,'
Applications are invited for training leading to employ.
ment as Repeater Attendants and Equipment Maintain·
en with Canadian National Telegraph••
FREE SUITS AND HIGH CASH
commissions given to you for
lelling all wool made to
measure clothes for manu·
facturing company wltb long
eatablilhed record for great
values. Full or. part time.
Experience not necessary.
Write for large free money
making sample ouUIt. Ex·
cellent opportunity. Rodney
Tailoring Company. Dept. A29,
Box 63; Montreal.
septl,sat.tlldec31
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aRAD_Atl~; NURSa REQUIRED
rrMMaAler'::Bfook NnA..,
Musical Instrumentl
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• Educational Qualifications,
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• speciallled Training, if any,
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Telegraphy,
• Experience, If any, particularly In the .
Electrical Field.
A. C. JERRETI, Superin~endent
October 12, 1955.
ADVERTls;: IN· DAILY NEWS
~nowledge of Bcislc ~
Canadian National Telegraphs,
239 Water Street,
Sf. John'5, Newfoundland
Gct13,11l
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• If applicant possesses a
'Electrlelty,
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GIBSON GUITARS - HOln.r
.. Button Stop Accordeons and
Harmonicas. Richmond Saxophones. Boosey Clarlnets,-'
Charles Hull,," lit Sons. P.O.
.,,100.
i
.
Applications should
made by mail or ttl~raph .
to the undersigned and must statel
Agents Wanted
Ind. Light "'o~er Co~, Ltd.
, ..
Successful applicants, during training period, will
be paid an allowance of $135.00 per mon,h. However,
the salary scale for these po~ilions ranges from $237.00
to $344.00 per m~nth.
D. W. K. DAWE,
Solicitor for Ipp'llcant
octlll,22,29,novli
NOTICE
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,
p.m.
Dr.
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The annual meeting of the A.A.V. of Canada, New~
loundland Branch, will be held on TUESDAY, October
18th, In the B.l.S. Club Rooms, Queen's Road, at 8.00
J
WANTED
.•
A. A. V. OF CANADA
Will lie received by the under·
BOOK YOUR ORDERS NOW I ·
signed until 12 o'clock Noon
N.S.T. WEDNESDAY, October
26th, 1955, for all or part of that
DIAL 4804H - 6979H or 5858
land comprising 901 feet frontage
t1
by a depth of 200 feet, located on I ==O=C=3=,1=5========= :::=======as possible I
the North side of Elizabeth Ave. '
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between
Downing
Street
and
==================== Portugal Cove Road. Sub·dlvislon
Where necessary wl11 be subject
to tbe approval of the present
owners.
Accompanying each tender
(Under auspiCe! Newfoundland Federation of Labour
must be a security deposit of 10%·
Educational Committee)
of the tender price in the form of
GAIETY AUD'ITORIUM
a certified cheque or negotiable
Dominion of Canada Bonds. They
are to be sealed and plainly
marked as follows: "TENDER
FOR APARTMENT SITE".
SPECIAL TO·NIGHT: fOUR $100.00 GAMES
Forms and detailed Information
30 GAMES
CARDS $1.00
may be obtained from the under·
signed. This oCler Is subject to a
Door Admission 5c
reserve price and highest or nny
(tel)
tender will not neces:;arlly be
accepted.
for
Sal.
Wanted
A. VIVIAN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ........................... 2- .! p.m.
FOR SALE - Two nlW milch
Branch Mlnager
WANTED-A 2 or 3 Room fur· Cows and Calves. Apply Patrick CENTRAL MORTGAGE AND
SATURDAY
EVENING .................................. 8·10 p.m.
tllshed !lat for a couple. Has Ryan, Torbay, Newtown.
HOUSING CORPORATION
to be base apP!l'oved. 'Phone
SUNDAY EVENING ......................................9-11 p.m.
St. Jllhn'., Nfld.
3175.
oeU4,15
MONDAY EVENING ...................................9.11 p.m.
ocUII,17
To Rent
TO R!NT-Furnlshed !littlng
room, Imallldtchen wIth hot
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DIRECTOR OF PUILIC LIBRARY SERVICES,
TO LET_Novemb.r 1st Dwelling water and electric rangette.
consisting of four bedrooms,
bedroom and use of bath·
GOSLING MEMORIAL LIBRARY, ST. JOHN'S
dining and sitting rooms,
room. Good eentral locality;
oe:l~.17
lnrge kitchen, modern bath·
alllo base approved. Apply to
OFPICI EQUIPMENT
room. hot and cold water, own
.
Box 12 care Daily News Office
OPERATORS
well and electric pump.
oct15,18
Situated at Brigu!, C.B.,
51111'YI Up t. $112.50 I month
Apply A. S. Pearce, Har·
(Depending on quallflcati~ns)
bour Grace.
oeU5.17
Agents Wanted-Male
For Fed~ral Government De·
IF WE S'END YOU YOUR OWN
fOR THE U.s.A.F. 8RANCH EXCHANGE
partments at ST. JOHN'S, NFLD.
Opportunity
SUIT WITHOUT ONE CENT
Apply
COST TO YOU-will you
AGGRESSIVE
SALESMEN
EN·
Frobisher Bay, Labrador, 1 STORE and WARE-.
wear and show It to your
CIVIL SERViCe
rol noW. Mnke money with
friends and tan their easy
COMMISSION OF CANADA
Famllex dealership ful1 or
HCUSE MANAGER, mal., at $4800.00 per
orders, making a handsome
123 Wat.r Str..t,
part time. We offer large
profit on each one? Y01l need
year. Quallflcationl: knowledg. of r.tall
It. John'., Nfld.
variety of co!metic. dailY neno
experience. 1 show you
ce§sltles. farm products, etc.
how and supply big woollen
marchand
MUlt have som. previoul .~ptrl.
FAMILEX, Station .,c.. Mon·
sample kit free. But· act
treal..
oct11,14,15
quick. WlI'ltg us a letter tell·
ence runnln, elth.r Imall PX, Shipl StON or
Ing all about yourself, Send
no money. DepartllUlnt 1070.
related experienc••
Insurance
Douglas Talloring Co. P.O.
Box 398. Montreal. P,Q.
ASK. FOR ftlY BROA~ IIll·
Interested applica"ts ar. requested to apply
purpose Insurance. Fire In·
octB,15,22,29.
to:
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surance premiums noW le~5
than ever. Your property 15
Taxi
worth protecllng. W. E. Cald·
MR. GILLAM, CENTRAL EXCHANGE BUILDING,
well. Insurance Agent, 'Phone
2465, Address Temple Buil.d. mCKEY'S TAXI leavln, Ter,803 Pep,,-"'''' A.F. 8al', or
Ing Duckworth St.. St. John s.
renceville Wednesdays, st.
John's onTltursdayll. connect·
FURNiSS
WITHY
INSUR·
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT • SERVICE
Ing with· mall boat. Contact
ANCE Department offerlnl
Mr. Hickey at Terrenceville
dependable lnsurance-Autoor dial ~1()"F at St. JOG',.
'uckmdlf.r's Field
mobile. Fire. Buralary. Plate.
.ep7,lm
Glass, Tourist Baggage,
oc1l4,3i
r
Transportation•. Travel Accl·
dent, LlablUty. PholTt 2073,..:..
Barber Shop
: ROBERT DAWB & SON, Fir. THE CENTRAL BARBER
and Automobile Insuranee.
SHOP-Fast efficient Ian!·
Be lafe. be lure. IlIIure. Tele.
tsry
sBrVlce. All modern
phone 2882. P.O, Bos as
BY OCTOI.R 20th, 1955
equipment,
five barbera. The
Royal Bank Cbambers. St.
least
possible
waiting, 24 New
THUE.AND.AoHALf OR FOUR ROOM
John's.
Gower Street. opp. Adelaide
Motors Ltd.
my4.1m
Notice I, hereby given that Contlct STAN FOWLER. Re·
,URNISHIP .APARTMENT
ANNIE LAMBERT of the CIlY of nouf building, for Fire Auto51. John'. In tile Province of New· mobile and Plnte Glass IlJsur.
Venetian Bllndl
foundlaJld, Married Woman, wlll anca. ClaiMS prompt17 letU·
,pplY to tbe Parliament of ·Can· ed. 'Pbone GM1-P.0. Bos
COMPLETI BLIND
ada at the present Session there- _6:.,;.3.:..._ _• _ _ _ _- - ONLY
'PHONE 3181
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Service. Manufacture. Laul\o
qt, or at the ne1tt or following or INSURANCE-Bowring Broth.dry Repair Work gullll'anteed.
Get14,15,18
.naUlni aedftln theteof, for a Bill Ir Limited Insurance Depart·
One day service. Free quotaofDlvor~1I from ber bUlband.
ment-Fire. Automobile. Martions. Kearneys Limited,
LEVI LAMBERT, of the City of Ine and a)1 Casualty lInu
Manufacturers. 454 Water st.
.lit. John'.. in the' PravlnC't! of Telephone 3131.
.
J(ewfountl~nd, b~ at present a
1II__btr 01' the' 0)'.1 Canadilin CONTACT 'A. E. HICKMAN
. MilceUan.oul
Anned Fauel Ita oned at Wolse· Ca. Ltd. Insurance Agents•
. \.urn,.
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It' Barllckl, London, In t'lle Pro· 'Phones 4132·3+5-6 P.0.8. BAVE YOUR CHROME CHAIRS
of Ontario. an the ground 084. for your lnsurance rerepaired now. Plastic or Leath·
General Duty NY.... ;.qui"'" at .h. W~.m . vlnpe
cif "dllitety.
.
qulrements.
erette. Speedy service. 'Phone
Dltt!dit th~01t.y of St. John'lO-~EP;';'I';"N-D-A-BL-E-F-IR-B-IN-$-U-R.­ Frink 672lJ.A or call at 24
Mtmorial H~ pltal. S.lary. cdm"""c6i
Barter'., 111.
aet4,1m
In the .Prbvllice of Newfoundland, ANCE-Don't risk your· valu·
ptr annum ,"11. Return fatM paid 'toM out- thlir 13th day of octo~r, A.D.. . abies to "save" a few doHan, GET THE FACT.'11 Writ. Int.r·
.lllA.
Our talr·rate. reliable pollC7 .. national
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IIlves Immedlatfl orotectlon.
Scbools. Canadian Ltd" 208
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fer
Appllc.nt
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6921
or
write
J,
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Apply to· SUPIiRINTENDENT OF NURSiS. ocll' 29 3O,IIOvl •
AlIYle St., Sydney. N.S.
LaceY. P.O. Bos' ooe. reDUf
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Competent TYPIST .
Apply
St. John", Nfhl.,
Tel.phon. 7778
H.C.A.A.
octlll,17
A Iimiled numb.r of vacancies offering .xcelle~t
prosp'cts are now oval. lobi.. Experlenc. not .ssential.
Please apply to the peRSONAL MANAGER. The ollie.
at Parade St. will b. open on Monday morning, Oct.
17th, belween 10 and 12 a.m.
fhan a
20-ycar'
your
R1ade.
Policy.
ith the
The Canadian Authors'
.Association
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WANTED
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no.
AIl~
lis5i~'ners
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Music b1 "The
Princes Orchestra
with Grace Boutilier
Vocalist.
Cover '1.00
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All members eire requested to attend the 8.45 a.m.
Mass and receive Holy Communion on To·morrow,
Sunday, in observance of the Fr. Mathew Allniversary.
T. J. FAGAN,
Secretary.
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Monday, October '11th
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SEAMLESS
THE DAilY NEWS, SATURDAY, O~BER
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TEAM
Alastair Mars ... _........ 2.75.
ar. brought to you from
. Fri.ndly Ncighborl
Civia Soci.1 W.Hare
Le.dcn
through
a
9 to 10'12
a:
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Abominable
Snowman Adventure
Chlnge of resid.nce
Pair
DtJ,
Charles Foley ............. 3.00 :
his famous make CAMERA and PROJECTOR
Land of the Crested Lion!
Is a~ailable at TOOTON'S LTD., where you
Ethel Mannin ............. 3.25
.PAPER TO APPEAt FINE
WHITE
. will alwa'ys find a vast selection of name·
and Princess Anne
y E
a'rgus
ho . . ."-.
brand CAMERAS and PROJECTORS.
Lady Peacock .............. 1.50 .
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The Parables of Jesus
MRS. CATHERINE FOSTER
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Superv.smg ost"q·
....rI'II:I!W'"'IIl~_IIII'I'I_.!'I!!'!'I-
rIllS
II
Commando Extraordinary :
T.R.H. Prince Charles
~iv.l. of N~weomor. ..
rroud of
Ralph Izzard ..... ,.......... 2.75.
lY.ELCOME WAG!-JN
.
$1.25
,
i Down in The Drink
I Ralph Barker ............ 2.50
GREETINGS &: GIFTS .The
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Arctic Submarine
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Joa~.h;m Jeremias ....... 2.75:
ARGUS
ROME (AP
the Middle East
the lVlt:U. ..·... •
hands report w
The Fall of The Sparrow '
N' .. ','B ,. h'
Ige a c In
250 .
C·3
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Scales of Justice
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MONTREAL, (CP~-Judge Mar·
N . M h
2 0
GIFT OUTFIT
echal Nanetel Thursday declared
galo ars ...............0
ES)'pt's deci~ion to
ilIS'III Ihe dismissal last April 20 The Usurpers
CommunIst
0( Benoit Gagnon. composing room
C I
M'I
ELASTIC TOP
. has made Prcmier
employee
of
Le
Dcvoir,
.Judge
zes
ow
.
I
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............
2.00
LONG BLACK
: Nasser a hero
NaneU imposed a $100 fine on the The Actor
. world.
Imprimerie Populaire Limited.
· It has worked a dan
publisher (lr the daily newspaper.
Niven BU$ch ................ 3.50
rholOgical change
Gagnon was .one of 31 emplohces Jonathan Eagle
.
ARGUSArab areas.
dismissed as a result of a wage
Al
d l'
4 95 :
Bitterness ol'er,
dispute between the newspaper
exan er amg .........
· JelVS in the Paiestme
Gagnon: Was one of 31 emplo~cs, BeWs Landing'
,
PB·300
deep. Howcver,
and Its composing room staff.
:
leaders bad been
members of the International
Gerald Warner Brace..4.50:
attention from !hc
Typograpbical Union \AFL). Le Red Sky at Midnight
I
'Automatic Projector
toward constructl\'c
Devoir announced It will appeal.
Roberf F. M'IrvlS• h ....... 3.95·:
See TOOTON'S first where you will
Mure, such as the
· rl~n and Greatcr
least bit and pecked out. That big, M • • M .
S
.
find dependable Photographic Mer·
50
· 'Thc arnls deal-and
mean.looklng German-Heitzig, I
arlorle
ornmg tar
chandise always on display I
has raiS'Cd among Ar~'
think his nallle Is- who Is the
Herman Wouk ............ 5.75
jJr rCl'engc against
night watchnfan or something,
a~ain fOCU3SCa
was rattling Braun's doorknob. He
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a flashlight. The next minute,
. rather 1!lan "~n;strl~CIl.
..,.. .
Vlggo appeared. He had a flash·
-.
'RED I:-ISTnUCTORS
~liddle Eastcrn
"Never mind. Theres no one light too. He was wearing, one
lIith the nersonal
on this barge ~ho knows me well could hll'rdly help but notice.
fly he 31id almo,t
enough to murder me. Except bright red pajamas. He looked
THE BOOKSELLERS
l~adcrs are opposed
Vlggo. And I had 'my eye on like a fire truck. Then BraunDIAL 6331
I'alestine war.
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him. Who do you think It was?" his cabin, on thiS side DC the ship,
"Serious Arab
is j ust beyond my step·mother's
"I don't know."
: OlC wuuld
gain,"
rl~ar,le(\ informant
I»i II I... W
"What an amusing mind! Why and mine is next to her's. Number
•• FOR THE CHRISTMAS GIFT WORTHWHILE!
. ~ aren't you looking for that knife· D, In a fact-"
MOST PUPILs "DRUNKS"
!a;l1~ time. after thc
THI STORY: A t"•• ur. suit with Mr. l.ynch," I declaim. thrower?"
"Thank you,"
ORBOST, Australia (Rcuters)- L_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t
: !'Ieir defeat in Pales
. it must hal'c an
h II Iay "Because I haven't the dlmnest "A detec tive shou Id know t1lese I A Pres byterian minister in this:
cru 11I,.n Int .rna on. I m.n e.
I ent we sa.
~- - -d "I am con I'd
'The West was not
'I
of ml'lt.ry .nd I pr.tty Ilrl him by the heels." That sounded notion where to look,"
things. 1 was saying, Braun man· fAr~ing hamlet says 30 of the 37
prol'ide arms of th'
.Irlldy mak. thlnll' Int.....t. even worse!
"An honest ,nswer, Deane. An aged to get hI:; door open from pupi1l5 at the school in a nearby tcacher at the school has to sohcr 1 bin~e" before lessons can begin' of nearby Club Terrace wrr< :n.~
tile amount Egypt 11'3'
Inll t. Rob.rt D•• n., Am.rl.
Sand stared at me and moved honest lnawer, Since you're not Inside and came wobbling out
arc,
dru."kards.';' I up the children-aged between 6' on
..Allhough Chant dirl uproar of protest assuming "( ,'.al
SJme 300 Comm
cln crlmlnolltlst, who Is a. In I pondcrou.s nod. "Mr. Deane, prCllsed then, I'll tell you why into the corridor. You gather ev. Stc\lart Cha.1t claImed the: and 14-arter each "weekcnd I not name the own. thc residents referring to their commun,·.;.
and technicians arc
t.:~l'Pt along \I'ith the
"YAs""
.
~arl wcapon, bought
tlCtty. Blrtran d Lynch. ThI
COmllany me to my cabin~"
. ~'.
Apparently the main 5witeh had.
•
. I'llda. In the vcar"
Iw •.d.tlCtIYis .,. to lund
Viggo Sand II'R! shaking. Mr. "To tell you that Viggo Is an failed." .
'.;
\. ill be d~pending on
VIIIO S.nd. th. Ylchl own.r. Sand. I preceil'ed , was good and \unmltlgated
liar.
About
Braun,"
"Or
lome'one
had
pulled
it."
r.ist, for re~lace:ncn:
"FI
h
.
d "
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J:Iodih' the arms wHo
Bul IOm"n. hu lUll thrown ~ca1't!d.
re II' en sou tI'e rea y.
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;I
Incnts. This ensure,;
, \nlf. at Mr. S."d.
The trouble was thai in all my:
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"YOU will soon, Robrrl, hp lit '
A PERFECT COMBINATION .. ....
l'ammunist cadrc in
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lire I had known, 01' el'en known! Llp.Y WYNDAM pe!'red rare. the top of your pl'ofession. Stop'
t:I'C arca.
IV
0[, only one complete master of I (ully into the surrounding Ilooni. interrupting. About the time Vig· ,
\.OX'T TAliE
BELATEDLY. I leapt to acllon. the difficult art .of knlfe·throw· With accustomed eyes nne could go showed up, l!,,'aUn came out. i
)Iol'co\·cr. rC5PO
Alter ill I wu the yacht dick. I Inll. That 0'\ ster was Bcr!ram see quite clearly. It was an en. He waS dcadly white. The watch·
. flY, Russia has
aped round the corner of the cab. Lynch. He lInd learned it, he chanting night.
man had to reach out and hold'
E~)'pt with her J)~
'n hOWlln,. The stem deck, not ollce told me, In Marslllcs. He "We were aboul halfway over" him. All this time, you understand
l:igher As\\'an dam.
a quarter Aswan
.urprlslngly, was empty. Taking was convinced that fOO' his needs, .said Lily. "AI Viggo iaid In 'hls I 11'85 peeking with natural girlish
bting bact;s un watr
Itl rubber-tread step. three .t a it was a perfect. weapon. Like' own burst of honesty It was rat· curiosity through the crack in my
2ad complcnienls
t 1mt'o I leapt up the ladder·lIke his peculiar trnde. It was silent,: her stOO'my. The vittorla was. door."
tilns in cJntrolling t
~tairway to thp. upper btnlt deck. secret. And almost Impossible to ijumping about like one of those I "Yes?' I urged.
,
ri~~tion.
'I'hou/lh. up there, there II'C'!'C i8Mociate wllh anyonc so Im·inc·. i absurd ;\[exlean beanl. 1 suppose ''In a minute they bundled:
A third SOl"iet m
mallY shadows nd places of con. ibly Brllisl1 as hlm~elr.
. it was very late It night. Three· Braun back into his c~blt1 and gol •
1m tan~ible. Respol
rl'alment. I COlltrlved 10 look ill 111 I To my surprise. Lily Wyndam ,Ish. Anyway. I was sound asleep." Relr Dibble. Dibble, as you may:
hint-witho"t delinit,
of lhem. Xo one thel'e. In another wa~ sUII 011 deCK.
! "How pretty you must look."
rn' may not know, is e\'cr at Vig· :
t~at the Rt:ssians ha
· i:npression in Arab
moment I had c:irelcd 1I1e promen. "A gallant' toair, I must say~": "DOWII, ROl'er," said Lily mat· go's right hand. Reg at least used:
· s~ouid anothel' AI'
Ide deck, too. and was back where
"Who? )Ie?"
. ter.of.factly. "I heard someone some gllmmermg of sense and
b:'ca!, out lhcv
I had sl,al'lcd. I was puffinl, per. "YoU're lIot II paj.r. big as you: running. Someone who stumbled went and fetched the Innocuo~s
"\'olunteers" fron!
hAP~, just 11Iltle more than nece.. are. I mean YOll and Vlggo. Dart- .with R loud bang against my door. Norwegian, Dr. Lund, Vlggo s
p:ol'inces of SOl"ie
1a!'Y.
Ing off like that leaving me alone I'The first thing I did, nat1ll1"ally. Royal PhysiCian. Dr. Lund's cab- ,
e,ina.
'I found no trace of the I.,al\. with a murder at large. I think was to reach out to turn on the In Is just between yours and I'
· It was against
t"at G
V.
Int," 1 reported.
mbdern men Ire just dlckyl"
light by my bed. It didn't go 'on mine.
· r.s. tro~lble:shn<ltcr.•
What I 11IIy way to talk.
"I'm terribly sol1l'Y. I just didn't INothlng happened. So I went to
"There was some very hushed
c'ntly by Statc
"I Ihall, however. at once con. think-"
.'
the door and opened It just thl! and whispery coming and go~ng i
,"ldy the situation.
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while, I suppose, BI'aulI got 111m· I
swabbed off and tied up."
I
reconciling Isracl
(To B. Continued)
lI'arld f~ce one
.
Arab stale \\'
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