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THE DAILY NEWS
Vol. 64.
>--·--·--
ornado Kills
8 In l(ansas
The 5(orm cut on, ripped apart
the new homes In a p~th some
~· · .,. 11 "~~ 1mctcr way 300 yards wide and ~lx or el~ht
r: !;:' 1,. n"'" pnssible blocks Ions, damaging many olh·
,~;~;j;'r'.::'c~ed tor_nado crs on the fringes of this swath.
~· :o<l :-.1 and Injured
Mrs. Marvin C. Hehrlng, 30,
11
.: ,,, -~ 3 ~Ia•~ throu~h drove with her two daughters to a
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church and told the girls to "run
::. >!• ,,rnrrrd 1,n thr ror your lives" to the basement.
;,·.•. , ,_ 1!JI:11··irn where Diane Rae, 10, made It safely,
• •• -. 1 ,:,:em <lr~l\ Its
Jean Renee, 5, was caught by the
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·." ,~' r'·:·~·, ~: ~ b\1~)' wind and dashed against the build·
,~··,· ,~,\ o r-tlm~trd' iug. Sl1e suffered a fractured skull.
,···.-.:~r· d:·''": ng h11n· ~Irs. Nehring never reuchcd the
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church. She was found ncarbv and
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L···· c.:· ~::~r r•l:m~trd rticrt In hospital from multlpie in·
, . , :,~:·: 'r:·.1rrn S10,- juries.
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Zooming back 1kyward, the
: ·.: i .,._:,: .. ,:··r·:~~on •I ill ~torm f11nnel pa~sert over Kansas
•
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City'! ~astern outsklrt~. missing
·,. ·;._..'_. -~ :•:,, · rnronrr'1 lndcpcnrtence, ~!o., the home town
·~ : ~'' cr••·.::~1t tile of farmer president Harrv Tru·
1: ':: t'l.· ""' rr· man, and dissipated itscli ncar
,. I·.:·
Liberty, :l!a.
: 1,, ::d'·llntion
Help wns en rcute to the stricken
, :·:r , ar:n:~< I lib· area within minute~ artcr ·the
·'·"''"'" L'n11nly, 1torm struck. But police were
. :•.· ao!1.1Wrt com· plagued throughout the long night
s.. \, llr•:~,h ~oc! by sightseers. and there were loot.
. \' . : "r ;t ~pring cr.< prowling the ruins before the
i: ;·.• ,., ,, •t O:t~wa, police could move ln.
"The looting was terrible," said
deputy car one r Joe Connors.
·1 ·: ~
, •.,,. 11\;t!n ;tnU
, ·;c:,,·, .:::
t11nncls "People were taking thlnss from
lite drug .store and supermarket,
." .(j~ -, . (:,·:1i;:1:: :t t Ot.
1:•::-: "':~:~; li~rl been all they could get their hands on.
... , ~;''-'' i'::r -.rrathcr One man was carr)'ing out a cash
·.:.· · • •'r ,,;,, twister re~lster,"
'~: ·~·=·~~'"n·. :\·:;J:! no~rth· Shortly after that report, Gov· •;·.~ i\1:-:·~~ l'i:y, the ernor James T. Blair declared
martial law in the area and the
··~.·~-~.: rt'P·'r:~.
:;.~:.c.. 1· c~c hro~clcast national guard took over 1treet
: ::, ~:.~· ... L":ty radio patrols.
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;:t(o:::c~. pcr·nns IJI"Ing
··~oi p~:h o! :i1c storm
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Guy ~lollel in a surprise rotc of
The ballot marked U1c 31th timt
no-can:idcncc.
~!ollct asked !or parliamentary
~!ollct, ol, submitted his resi~- confidence since taking office la!t
nation later to President ltcne Feb. J.
( Coty. But the prc.1idcnl declined
His coalit.ion, which trom lht
to accept it imrnctliacly penrlin~ start l:cflcckd only a minority o!
ED~!ONTON (CP)-An all·malc consultations willt political lead· the assembly, managed lo 'stay in
cast from Medicine Hat took the crs.
power by a judicious handling of
stage Tuesday night for their pre·
The president faces the task of tile prccuious balances within the
scntal.ion o! Stalag 17, second of trying to replace a re~11ne that chamber .
the eight productions in the week· was the most stab:c France has
On Tuesday night's ballot. ~In] .
long Dominion Drama Festi1•al.
had in post·w<~r yc;~cs.
lrl 1•·on supp~rt from his own SoAll but a few of the 2,700 scats
~lollct and his ~:~hi11Ct were ap· cialist party. !rom the Popular R!·
In the huge new Jubilee Auditor- pi;llidcd as they filed out a[ t!1c puhlicam. the S:1cial Republican~
ium had been sold.
a1scmbly that had turnerl them and a handf'Jl of centre dcputica
By curtain time, a full house was 1 O'.il by a 1·ote 0f 2SO to 213. They! anti inrlcccndrnts. The l\epubliean1
expected.
.
' drafcd I he letter of resi~na'o:1 I p<~rly i; a slightly left.o{.ccntre
The first • night pcrformane n! i and ~!o:lct ld'. for the pre>~tlcntial 1 1\!lm~n Catholic party.
Anastasia bv the Vancouver Little: pal:~cc.
· Tile opposition included <Uch di·
Thcatre 1 Association drew an aud· :OTHER RESl"LTS
i I"CI"SC ~roup; as the Cnm~1unisl5,
lencc of 2,000. A much smaller
Othc_r rc.,ults of ~lnllc\0, col· t'1c c.\lremc right wing P011jadisls,
hou;c is expected for this after· lapse 1ncludc:
.
~nd the ri~ht-of·ccntrc Independ·
noon·~ prcduclion In French of
1. Pre.si:!cnt Co\y'; official ,·is it cnt 1\cpublicans. The makeup of
Thorton Wilder's Our Toll'n bl' to the Lmtcd States I' ill probably the opposition illustrates tile diffi·
L'Union Thcatral de' Shcrbrookc·, b,c cancelled or at lca;l postponed., culty of finding a rtplaecmcnt
Que.
Coty was due to leave tl1c end of {or the ~!ollct coalition.
Henry Allcrgoth direds the ~led., this month for \\'ashin~to~. The
~lollet, 51 • ,-ear - old former
!cine Hat Civic Thcntre in Stalag: French consti\uLo~ requires his teacher
of ·En~lish,
headed
17, a comedy-drama originally I presence here to desi~nate a sue· France's 22nd go1·crnment since
written as a musical in and ahout · cesser to ~!ullct. Under present the Second \l'urld War.
the German camp by American conditions this may be a long and
The national assembly of G25
prisoners.of.war Don Devan and compllcatcd task.
memhcrs, e)ectcd i~ 1956, has a
Edmund Trycinski. It was ,drama·
2. Franc~'s position on the Enr· life of [i,·c years. It on be distized later by actor Jose Ferrer. opcan economic union and atomic soi\"Cd only if the ~o,·trnmcnt is
Tht cast a! 21 men nnmed in cncrgy-Euratom-trcatics is un· del~alcd !11 :ce in 18 months on a
the Alberta regional festival last dc:mmed. ~!ollct had planned to confidence vote-a procedure lolFebruary to win fil'e of the seven bnng the accords up. for ratifiea· lowed in December. J~j5, for the
awards offered for competition. It twn on a formal confiClencc basis. first t:mc sirer !S77.
won the best play and best visual
3. The country is plunged i~to
The normal proe~dure is for "production awards, while Mr. AI- whnt Will r:obably be a long per- president to call in tile leaning
lergoth was named best director, wd of poi_Jtlcal turmoil. The dil'i· politicans in attempts to form a
Garry Mitchell as Sefton best ac- s1ons mth1n the assembly arc such new cabinet which will have the
tor, and John Kamanchuk as that finding a new governmental confidence of a majority of memStosh the- best supporting actor.
combmJI!QJ1 Will be next to impos. bers of the assembly.
Ronald Spealght, ndjudlcator !n
~ami,
~!ajor6~2
30 YEARS LATER
·
a~o
the Domlnlon finals, warned the
Medicine Hat and other six groups :
after Anastasia Monday night ihat'
' all performers face a difficult task'
in projecting themselves into the
huge 185.foot auditorium.
E1·en In lauding the perform·
anccs of Vancouver's Edith Dean
as
Anna and
Rae of
Brown
as the
Dowager
Empress
Russia
1
~!r. A~:, JD:\,
dau~h·
~·r•pcd
~:~ken ~lrs.
:
. I Durmg
. the holiday
.
Que. ( Cl , !-A str:kc
weekend both
I
. Dean at times, and the male per ,
1ts fiflll day Thurs· explain
stand in the sri!<e.
11
formers were even more difficult: da\ IL\ont maJOr del'eloprr.l•nts I Unron officials met with busi·
.
to understand
I .:\etther the company nor the :\a. I ncssmcn and merchant.:;,
sl'PERB
lto:J_al
Federation In a statement. Jacques Gagnon,
Is a superb auditorium."
diSe.o-cd.
,mo\'c
director
p::;.HJ'_'l .1\ the
he said or the S4,500 ooo
f ".lrds
a re,umplion O• nc;;otla·
sa1d the un1on had reject
1.
government structure.' "In a:l the · tJons.
. .
an offer mode by t:1c company
Chnrles E. Lindbergh exactly 30 l;;t 16,000 feet.
world I have seen nothing to
The_
_scc.(!!lg a mastc,r Ja't Tilumlay without ha1·ing stud .
)'cars ago Tuesday, was refueled 40
St. John's was the la;t city to it. But we shall have to
until contrac, to co1er the
• 1Cd :t or 1\"i\hout consulling union
miles southeast of St. John's at 11 be flown over by General Lind- the week's end tn sec how goad n1n,e
pbnt.': . mttu;1."1,, members . .
.
.
o'clock Tuesday morning.
bergh in 1927 before· he headed It is as a theatre."
rol.cr ,LllJUn> and r"J!" s .t ''
Pe1pin, tcchmeal council·
Piloting the jet, which retraced out over J:1e Atlantic. That flight
o_r Anastasia generally, he de.
a.,kmg r_o: an Jmmc:i.ialc. 30· lor of the union, told the mcrch·
as close])' as possible Lindbergh's took 33 1'l hours. His airplane. scribed the Vancouver group's set ccn •. nn hour mcreasc. Basic
anb and hu\lness men the 1c,,m.
historic flight, was Major Robin· "The Spirit of St. Louis," was as "l'cry awkward," the rtircrtion here• now IS
St.GO pany's offer had been rcjccte : be·
son Risner, a Korean jet ace. He clearly visible to St. John's resl· as "terribly slow" and the visual an hour.
cat:se 1t \\"J> the same as had !J<'en
was expected to arrive in Paris dents as he flew over the city.
production as ,;most unsati;fac., Tile
has offered a ·17· mode at the outset of negot!ations
about six hours aHer taking off
The Super 'Sabre will be di!· tory."
·cent-an-hour 1ncrcase spread mer
October.
from MoG,Ice Af"B, N.J, Tho <e· ployod h)' tho Porio loto<"U"'"
Tho;o f'<loc; hiodmd tho pee- lhcee yom. n hO' ce;«tod "" <e- Tho '""''"' ' ' ' " ' to • olog!o
feu ling, accomplished by two KB·I Air Exhibition from now until formers as "the capacities of tho quc;t for a master. contrart hilt contract to CIJ\'er its wo:kers at
50 com·erted tankers, took place June 2.
.
cast were stretched on the
has ,offered Jo 11equali!e, _ns far as
and Kemano in British C,().
further than thev coull i 3 h " pos,.blt;. the
ngcs paid at It> lumbla. It should, said Mr. Pepin,
The
w"as the c
Fall,; and Lle
grant
similar co.ntract to 1\'0rkflood control and maintenance of '.'malics very great dcm nd 0
smclte1., \1 I til !.1ose paid here.
crs m Quebec pro,·mce.
farmlands.
.
felativelv Inexperienced aca:t."n
Employees reported
the pbnt
Arlricn Plourde. union president,
Dlefcnbaker spoke ta.·210 was a play- "that either must bo Ttlcsday to receive pay thcv had said the
may last "two
persons here at a noon·time meet. right or m'ust not be at all."
• e:uned before gomg on stnke
months, three months, or six
lng after a morning of car!\paign.
H.. • .
months, but the worker! 11ill no
ing through mist and rain in Fra·
\\ EEKE:'oiD STATntE:\'Tii
in."
&c~amcd
~0
and completed his 4,002 statute
mile flight at 6:13p.m. (3:13 p.n
ADT).
Lindbergh flew from Mineola,
Long Island, to . Le Bourget, a
511 ghll Y 5 horter d\stance. in 1927 ·
Risner averaged 813 miles on
hou~ with a modern version of the
Spirit of St. Louis which is cap.
able of more than 822 miles an
hour In level fli~hl. He made two
re!ueelings aver the Atlantic.
Albert<~
w~it
c~ual
-~ntun ~;
als~
~ucbee
p!:~nt.
c~mpan_Y,
a~
~!Jrcrl
''a~·;
~pprox1mately
eomp~ny
DIEFENBAKER
IN CHILLIWACK
By
ALA.~
Do;.;:-<ELLY
Canadian Press S!J!f \\'1'lter
c
~y-itsglf
~!r,
who!~
kin~ ~h~t Sh:~wJnlgan_.
1~
~!Jiigne
~t
~lay
scr Valley costituency.
He said on requirement of a soil
and water canservntion policy is
to remove submarginal farming
areas from production and restore
areas b€ing destroyed by erosion
and removal of forest!.
PRESERVE SOIL
Ia.'~
Kitir~at
~
~trike
~ive
3-Year-Old BovI -Lar.~.e
lceiJe.rg
PRIME MINISTER
IKilled At G.an der . Of ~T
I
£ J1C fJ
.
.'. arbour i IN MONCTON
Leonard PlnlpoU, aged
:
.
v
Cll!LLIWA
K, menaced
B.C. (CP)-Tliis
!rec,uently
by Fra.
area,
ser River [loads, received a·pledge
An attempt at dictatorship by
A l:rrge iceberg
measuring
~to:o;croN (CP) - Prime M!nthe council, controlled by two of
Tuesday !rem John Diefenbakcr
3 years, son of Mr. and about 1~0 feet long passed down
i,tcr St. Laurent Tuesday charged
10 presldenlal candidates, crumb.
that a Progressive Conservative
l\Irs. William Philpott, was Jrross lhc mouth of St. John'1 Cun,crvative J. G. Van Harne ~;ith
led in a wave of revolt In the last
llnrlJour on ~!or:clay 1.nd is ~rounrJ.
1
government would extend a 24·
k'll
d
week.
ycar·old Prairie farm rehabilita· The goal was '·to preserve those
e instantly at Gander rd in St. .Tnhn'> Be;·. nhout ~hrcc· having slandered Labor Mini;ter
. After barring rrecdom of speech
lion program to meet such prob· upper six inches of soil which arc
at 1.30 P.:\1. Tuesday. He ~u3rtcrs or a mile off the :-Iarrow!. Gregg, V.C., and called on New
Brunswick voters to show their
and muzzling the judiciary, It
!ems across the cour.lry.
so essential for the maintenance
was struck by a truck ncar
l':o ice 11 as rcoortcd on ~Ion· deep affection for ~!r. Gregg on
sealed its !ate ~!onday by order·
of mankind."
He said here that Frmr River
Buildin!! 50. The RCMP dn)' further south than Cape Bon· June 10.
ins Cantave to give up h1s army
[loods arc a national problem.
In Parliament. the Conservati1·c
are holding an investiga- avista tiut numerous iceber;!s arc It was Mr. St. Laurent's first
command to C0l. Pierre Armand, REFUELED NEAR
, travelling south.
personal attack against an MP in
the pollee chief.
ST. JOHN'S The Prairie !arm rehabilitation Prairie
party had
to have pro·
the
ll' on.·
farmsought
rehabilitation
.
the current election campaign. He
INCURRED WRATII
administration, set 11 P by a Con· gram extended to all Canada but
The young lad is the
Tuesday n~ornm:: o1·cr ;o rio; en did not refer to U1e 36-yearo{)ld
Cantavc, It was reported, incur·
PEl'PEilllEL~ AFB - A U.S. scrvativc government in 1935, h d
t " not1·Hng but the strong· 65th, accidental or violent IJ•:Iy lar~c 1ce hcr;!s w~re VISible 1~!r. Van Horne bv name but dea
me
red the wrath of the council bl" re· Air Force F·100F two-place Super
from Ca~. Spc:~r. and one lar~e, sci~d U1e member fo ResUfusing to order the army to shoot Sabre, duplicating the flight from should be extended to ali Canada est o! opposition" from the gov.
death this year.
hr~ wa~ Sighte•J about six miles· gouche·Madamaska as
young
:~ l::t~~r:ty 1, a.< ac· its way Into St. Marc, a coastal New York to Purls made by to provide lor water conservation ernment.
off thP eoast.
man who tried to distinguish him'--~·•t a <hnl. Coun. eity north of the capital, where a
'He allowed to re· rebel "committee for public saf. "og came in during the morn· sel! in Parliament by daring to
~:,1 rc•umc normal ety" had set up a local governi~ ~ and the visihllity was so low call Mr. Gregg a saboteur of the
ment.
·
that It was Impossible to sec be· working man.
. u~''. prochimcd a Armand refused 1<1 lake Can·
yo~d a few yards. outside the r-iar·
"This has justly shocked everyroWG.
body, even the Conservatives,"
.-: · lmp:~s~d censor. lave's place, and ranking officers
said Mr. St. Laurent, speaking in
· '~~ nl5p:~tchcs and a! lha.. army general staff voted
ciples approved unanimously by
French.
'' nl a political or solidly to back the army chief.
By FRANCIS. W. CARfENTER
the council last Oct. 13.
The army'! proclamation, alter
UNITED NATIONS, ~.Y. (AP)
"There Is no excuse for such efBROUGHT TEXT
~· Pnr.smEsT
an ali·niiht seulon said the cou
The
United
Nations
Security
Counfrontery
and It will remain to the
lion.
DllJlomatlc
sources
reported
Pin·
1
·~-~~n!:l
provisional ell was plaguing the country Into
force Egypt to
shame of the one who has com•
cil president Tuesday prodded council action
Earlier
Lodge
made
it
clear
the
eau
brought
with
h.im
a
text
of
a
1
"anarchy
and
destroying
liberty,"
th' ~ br a naUonal
yield on lis unilateral operation of
milled it.
1t promised In attempting to remove Cantave. Egypt to clear up as quickly as the suez Canal. He flew back to United Stales had refused to go resolution embodying his propos·
possible
all
questions
on
operation
along with th~rench proposal for als but dld not formally introduce
en, It said, it It added, the council had tried to
"I am sure that most New BrunsWashington Monday night ,for a
PEPPERRELL AFB - A body
tb! "free and han· destroy the army, ~e only• na- of th~ Suez Canal. The council conference Tuesday with State Sec- new negotiations. He told the coun- it. In the end he acquiesced In found by the RC~!P ncar Corner wick inhabitants deplore it. They
then put the controversial Issue on
ell, as U.S. delegate. -that ·the Lodge's statement 'virtually shelv• a! a consUtutlonal tional Institution still intact.
retory Dulles and back here for Unlted States continues to bold the' ing the Issue until something hap· Brook recently has bee nidentii1ed will want to tllke the occaslo11
the
shell
pending
dtvelopments.
Since Dec. 12, when president
the councU windup.
by Peppcrrell ~uthoritics as that that is offered to them on June
view that a declaration made by \'pens to bripg It up again.
Paul Magloire was for~d into These moves came as' the
of
A/lC ~!cComas Glasper, 24, of 10 by reaffirming through their
French national assembly defeated
Egypt on April 2 does not en· Pineau's call for new negotia.
.vote their deep affection for Mr.
e~lle by strikes as a re!ult of elthe lBB3rdAACS E & I Sq.
the government of Premier Guy GAVE ASSENT
.
Gregg, a great Canadian who haa
forll to perpetuate himself In of- Mollet and undermind the French Without taking a vote, the coun- tlrely meet the council require- tlons was supported by Britain,
ment.s but the United States still Australia and Colombia.
flee, the country has been tom by posltlon here.
.
Airman
Glasper
has
been
m1ss-_
dislingulshed
himself so brilliantly
·
eli gave assent to a statement by
The Phlilpploes, Iraq, Soviet Un· mg from Pcpperrell since last !n the servic.t of his compatriots."
bickering. Two provisional pres· The passing of the Mollet regime its president, U.S. chief delegate is w!lllng to give It a trial,
Pineau assallcd the Cairo dec· ion and Sweden took the posjtlon
!dents, one a Supreme Court judge
His widow Mrs. Ida
deprived Foreign Minister Christ· Henry Cabot. Lodge. Lodge's sum· laraUon in a speech to the ~oun- that this is not the time to start October.
Glasper lives in Los Angeles, Cnli· The statement was included In
chosen !n the regular order uf
succession, were tossed out by ian Pineau. of any power to deal mary wound up a two.<Jay debate cil Monday and <:ailed on the coun· new negotiations but that the Egyp. fornia. Airman Glasper w1s from the text ofhis address issued to the
with issues here except as touched off by the French demand cil to request new negotiations for Uan declaration should be given a Cottage Grol'c<, Alabama.
press before delivery.
means of political strikes on the further
an acting minister.
lor If~~' negotiations for a perma· a sctUemcnt on a basis of six prin· trial.
·
iJ'OUnds that they were favor!ni
Pineau flew here to press for nent settlement of the canal Q.uea·
one' eandldat. or another.
pR I XC E ( AP J~a Cantal'e, who
~~otths to keep the
'l lla u·s politicnl
m1l1t'lry ru!c on
. "c Tue~dav. He
II r,ccc•sary t~ save
;ltion lrnm an·
ruin and ercn
tbt
UN Security Council Shelves Suez Issue
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strl"ke At Arv"lda Plant'
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FRUIT JUICEI
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~!an· blnd~rgh's
ry Rule Is
osed On Haiti
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BORDENTIWN, N• .Y.-Korcan Jet ace
Robins6n Risner, 32 (leftl, who piloted an F·lOOF
Super Sabre across the Atlantic to Paris in
hours, Is greeted at McGuire Air Force Base
by Base Commander Colonel Lloyd R. Humphreys, He recreated the Trans·Atlantic flight of
Ch nr 1e1 A. Li ndb erg h. Ll ndb erg h rna de 111s
... hi stone
. 11 1g
. h \ 30 years
in 33\2 hours.-IN Photo.
achul~·brakcd
~houted
::~·.c.;
~:
~:ovcrnment
1
The 'slaughter on the hlghwavs
took 50 lives, almost double the
27 predicted by the Canadian High.'
way Safely Council before
I
weekend begnn. Six of the 50 rllcd
in a single three - car 1mashup
~J:~~,c ~~lil'..~omc ~;J
·
PARIS (APJ-A U.S. Air Force
ncar Sudbury.
• ;:.n'. tr:.in. other~
Ontario had 28 deaths to top tile super-Sabre Jet
to a par. ·~ Pc!:·lri•ns broke
list by provinces. Quebec had 25.J
landlllg at Le Bour·
=•~ •cck:~: what they
There 11erc 10 deaths In rolova Seo- set Airport Tuesday, setting an un.
,
rnnc
tia, seven In Alberta, six In Sask· official transatlantic 6peed record
:' :·· :1 ihr
of the atchell'an, three In New Bruns. of six hours and 37 minutes on the
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, ·::' :lr rnc.! and ralls I
British Columbia and
Lindbergh's lone flight.
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flight over a slightly
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By c.ategorics,
there were
The air force F·100F, named
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with hlahway deaths, 20 drownlngs, 10 Spirit of St. Louis II, was taxied
l:l brJi•e•.
-:\o. mJsccllaneous fatalities and two In to the exact spot on the airfield
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fires.
where Lindbergh landed on the
flrst transatlantic fllgh.
Maj. Robinson Risner, 32, o!
Tulsa, Okla., a Korean War ace,
lifted his superjonlc Jet into the
air at McGuire air torce base In
New Jersey shorUy after dawn,
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PAH!S (AP)-Thc nalionol a,. ,iblc. Almo;t anv cumbination will
Tuesday night defeated the require socialist' ~Up[XJrl to win of·
Isembly
of socialist Premier !icc.
Jet F0II ow s L.l ndb ergh' s Tra.II ;rx~~ig;~wnoht:d c~~~~n~:\t~~~/n~~\~~ ~~~,.;~,)~~~;k~~,n~ILtl~~n~ll;~~\1~~~
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• · In 61/./2 Hours ·~This AUIIITOR!U~! ,(~CCL)~Ictal, Tr:~des'~ny ~0· 0~
th~ rosses ' 0
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Eighty-two person! who aet out
~=: l! c;:r,:.n ~lills·R·u~ to observe the VIctoria Duy week·
..• .. n•c years end were dead before it ended,
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Imbed past
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from
the more
country.
Tl1e remote
survey
al'ailable al
Premier Mollet Hands In
Resignation To President
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Who Declines To Accept
Drama
Festival
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CARABINIERI BAND
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ST. JOHN'S, NE:WFOUNDLAND, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1957
No. 116
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FOREST CONSERVATION
IS GOOD BUSINESS
MONEY
IN
THE
BANK
. to the land filling t
t11hl
of Newfoundland
ball
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ihe .movement o t
t 00 their first 11
bOa h! some northern r1
nort ~ing short of food.
Ranger left C.
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on her w
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ortl north but 11
. PBonnc Bay when
1n : d rlrOI'C t he ICe
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orts has been load~d
P and if icc cond1t1o
these ships would
are in two days.
le
tnClarenrille 1s
· rea d1·. to ·•
but cannot 1
than Bonal'isla B
~-incis change to dril'e I
of the bay.
r:>Od shorla~c at Northr
Bar n! !sian~;; was reh•
· 'h· on Mnn~ay ';\'h
took needed suppl
, fishermen.
Rescue Co-ordination Ct
Torba 1• was constacted a:
ltonday by the 52nd J
souadrnn at H~rmon .-'
and were adl'i<ecl t1
. ock of the R.C.~I
a call from the r
of \\'elfare staling tt
fishermen were nul
norlh~rn arm of t
~' .and needed imn
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ll'i""trs l•ler a .hrlic•
dl !rom 1-l:J•mou A.F
to Corner Jlrn
, pickeri up foorl which ~
br lhr flenartment
Con<l1hle Dicl:son n[ 1
"'·' taken in the hclic•
1uioe.
sloo< werr marir In rlrli1
to 20 !ishcrmrn who l1
of {oorl !or nrrr •
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Co1e - \\'inn< :\.:\ .
M icr in .<i•hl.
~hi 1\.i\".f: 11·in
, risibility four miles,
mile.< off.
- Xorthernl1· win
, ice ten mile<
hie - Li~ht north e
luN? thirty, visihi
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of good6 produced in New.foundkJ,nd.
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On thu "Fore8t Con&~rvamon Week~\ the Cornpa11t)' gratefully nclmowledges the co-·operf!tion of the public
in lore&t /.ire preven~ion.
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they'll livf a lot lr
the advice given
and women writ
tntmnce exams by
o[· St. John's,
n said there h
"'"'""" in St. John'.•
and 400 of them
human error or
ess. The Chief ;
people fail to· obsr
llmplcat rules of
, fail to stop at ,
Ril'f aignal, w
to ;o turn or atop, 51ll
how courtesy for ot
Prai!ert the .hn
. w Ihe H~ad-eo. H~ .
1•1m1ng the aa
t~ose
who ~re on
· 1Clel. He said that
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the_ teen-agers to
drtvcrs the Jayt
build a foundatlor
for the future.
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o[ the Public W1
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e Chief o[ p 0
teen-ager! that 1
d(1over.
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lwent,..f
for th '· our teen-a
tlim· e examinatloM
lnated from the l
to· b~ held Frida'
Parking lot Th •
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ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND
WEDNESDAY; MAY 22, 1957
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Rev. A. Walker Due Here.
To Conduct U. C. Mission
ce Tight To Land In
{any Northern Parts
----FOOD SUPPLIES ARE
RU~NING
The Reverend Alan Walker.
M.A., is due to arrive here tomorrow morning from Boston, and will
conduct· a four day mission to the
United Church community in SL
John's under the sponsorship or
the ministerial association of the
St. John's Presbytery of the Un·
ited Church .
The Rev. Mr. Walker is guest
professor of Philosoph at Boston
University, and will lea1•e here for
Boston on Monday at the close of
the mission. He will be registerrd
3t the Newfoundland Hotel.
Tomorrow morning he will visit
the United Church schools, Prince
of Wales College, Curtis Acodem1
anrl ~tacpherson Academy.
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At 3 p.m., he will conduct <
meeting for women at Gower St. I
United Church ann at 8 p.m. will
&peak at a public meeting
George Street Church.
On Friday evening at 8 o'clock
REV. A. WALKER
Mr. Walker will speak at ~ pub1
lir mEeting in Wr.slcy Church. and. On Sunday, the final day of the
on Saturday c1·ening at· B' o'clock 1 mi;si0n, ~lr. Walker will he at
he will addre>s ·a gathering 1n! Cochrane Street Church at 11' a.m.,
Pitt! Memorial H~ll. when he will, at {'ift1 ~lemorial Hall ~t 3.30
sp!ak especially to the youn~ en ' p.m. for a men·~ mcPtjng, and .at
the !Ub;cc.t of marriage court~hip I Go•\'rr Street Church at 8.30 p:m.
a:1d luve..
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for the grand closin~ Hrvice.
LOW
n! filling thr I Cape Bauld and Bell Isle south· fine, elear, vlslblllty unlimited.
i! west, htal')' ice eastward.
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Hopedale-Light west wind, dull,
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rnt n( the
Cooks Harbour - Draft Bouth over~ast, good vlslblllty. ·
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•: : r · •lie:~ f1rst trip wind, warmer, fine and sunny, ~X· .Port. SaunderB - Light north
·;~· ~.~~,; norlhrrn rr~· 1 crllcnt l'islbillty. Strait& full of lc~. west wln_dl, clea:, heavy Ice tight
··, ··. ·, .ho•l nf fnort.
I Point Amour-Calm, clear, ex· to land 1n all d1reetlons.
,, ·:'.'·:~· r.>:,,•r Jr!t Cor- . ccllent l'islbillty_ ice tight to· land, I Daniels Hr. - Moderate north
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;--·- -"· :~., r.·'rtli hut 11·~~ south west.
1 blllty_ Ice tight to land tast of
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~ ·' ,•. hrn a Battle Harbour - Li~ht N.E. 11 here.
~··~.:r" 1:,, ;,., ti~ht wind. fine, clear, l'isibll\ty unlim-, Capt St. George-No report.
' •::l "(rl,<•:n· 1lir pa~t itrd. icc to eastward mol'ingl lsi~RUX ~lorte-Light south eR.~t
"·,·' '", .•· . 1. !1 ""itin~ south.
I wind, elear and ·sunny, no Ice In
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~, •. , ,~,r.:r tn rlr1l'r the. Irs W. Bagstad, Commander o[: ~peed, high capacity teletype ~erl'·
the lBO~th Airways and Air Com- 1ce, to bases in Greenland and
J..abrador,. became a reallty. The
most m'odern navigational aid! In
the United States Air Force were
p1• 1 on the air.
Until recent. month~ the Win~
:,,· . • ,·,o·rl1n"1'nn C'rn· tronlcs Dil'islon at Headquarters. operated In support of the North
.· .. ,,, r'"·wlrrl ~t 3, Strategic Air c;ommand, Offutt Air east Air Command and lcclandlc
·~ -:-·:;! h! trr ~~n~ Air, Force Ba!c, Nebrask~.
).ir Defense Force. With tnactiva·
·,·;~'•·''· ,I fl,rmPn Air. During his s!RY here, Colonel lion of NEAC In April of this ye:r
, . ,,~ "l"f >ril!·rrl th~~ Ba!(stad
spark-plugged improve- the Wing has been renderln~ rll:•:c.·rk r·l thr R.C." P .. men!! in the communications and reel support to Operations of the
"''t' , r;ll from thr ne- r.n,·ln:Jtional aid !acllltie~ of this Strategic Air Command, the ~!ill­
, 'lri::.cr •::.t·n~ thai northeast area, which embraces tary Air. Transport Service, and
..... · .•r·~rn ., r·r nut o( more thon 4,000,000 square miles other users of the Wing's far·
... , ;)·,.~o~n ;,rill nl the nr fcrri\Of)' Stretch In~ from ]CE!- I flung facl!ltieS.
.·. ·'• .:,c.'! ~r ...krt 1mm11- lanrl on the Northeast across the I To.thls position of command re·
i,Jand continent of Greenland, In· sponslbillty Colonel Bags tad
. · , 1'r• i>ln ~ l!rlicnn. ·land. and down the coasts of Lab· I brought years of service and train·
:' :,,~ f11"1'10II .\.F.B.; radar and Newfoundland. During ing. He is a graduate of the United
~;·•'·~ :0 ,·,,·ncr Rrook I the re~ular course of duty as I States ~lilitary Academy, the Com·
· :•t•i ,1: !onrl "hieh wac \\'in~ Comm~nder Colonel Badstad, mand and Starr School, Ft. Leal'·
,... ·:~r flro-rtmrnt of B 1·etcran pilot, wa~ flown more enworth, Kansas and the Armed
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i Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Vir'•' :.\rn 1n lhr hdicof'"
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!Two Injured Last
_A motoriyt arrested for driving !Nhdtt In Hit And
h1s car while under the Influence
of alcohol appeared in Court yes· R
ACCI•dent
terctay mornin~ and had his ease
un
set down for May
Bail of
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;," ,,! L·'Jrrl: 11 ~\ rr!ICI'· for ·thr past three years, wl11
·:.,·.· o~ '''"'"~~" 11·h.rn lcal'c Pepperrell In' .mld.June to
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with sureties was allowed.
$200
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Two men charged with breaking I hospital as a result of injuries
and entering Gosse's tavern on .receil'ed in a hit-and-run accident
May 17 were before the Court for last night on the Conception Bay
sentence. The evidence in the case Highway.
was heard at previous session; of
the Court. One of the men was
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary, and the other \\'35 put on
suspended sentence and ordered
to put up a bond to be on good
beh~viour, and carry out
other
conditions of the bond for two
Iyears.
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OROVILLF., Call!.-The
at the hase of Fcolher Ril'er Cnn)'on after a surlclen rocl;slide swept them down a l5(}.fl. clifL A
third unit was derailed. Luckily, all the coaches stayed on the rail! and only four crewmen were
lnjurcrl.-(1;>; Photo).
Political Campaign :Promotion For
LIB.ERALS
P. C.'S
Lt. Col. Bcrwiek
Nfld. Skies
(Standard Time)
WEDNESDAY, MAY !Z
Law
TIDES
High
1.09 a.m.
1.51 p.m.
7.43 a.111.
9.31 p.m.
WEATHER
Cloudy, with
drizzle. High 35.
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TEMPERATURES
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Ottawa .......... 36
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St. John's
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SE.AMLESS
NYLONS 49c
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FIRST QUALITY
NYLONS 59c
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City policr. and firemen .harl a
relatil'cly quiet nj~ht last night as
the pollee report that they only
had five in the cells, all booked
{or belng drunk.
City firemen were having a quiet
morning up to press hour with no
calls being received. Their last
c~ll was at A o'clock last "i~ht
rcporlcrl in the I when th~y rxtin~uished ~ chimney ·
area yesterday. fire on Craigmillar Avenue.
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Newloundland's On!v Morning Pcp•r
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lllotallll pa,_
ll!tablla:t~d In liM, and pubU.htd at tht
!>.ciVI Bulldlnl, ab&-8511 Dl.leklllel'ltl litrtet,
the llquldr.tlon of bills for ableboc!letl relief !lAnding over
~L John'•· N~wloundlaD:i, b1 llobl.biDII •
Faced 'thouah he may be with from the previous year. The rest
~mpany, Limited.
the rival demands of many de· was lor poor relief for the new
partments !or hl&her al!ocatlons year which was to be Klve; on
Mt:MBER OF TIE CANADlAN PRE~II
and with the problems set up the basi! of a mean! lest. That
· The Can.adlao l'ren II ixcluatve11' enUtl~d by current credit restrictions, the was welfare In those times, all
l. the uat for republlcttlon cf tU aewa
present Finance Minister may ol it for able-bodied and generAl
!eapatdltl In thla papll' Uldlttd to It or I~ think he has had a d!lllcult talk poor relle£. L[)flt year's esllmatt
the Anoclated Prtll or Reuiera tlld allo t.h• In the preparation of hla first for welfare services ol all kinds
Budget. But by the 1tandards of \'(II $7,684,000 rir ~0 per cent
ocal newa publlabed thtrtin.
pre-Commission times, budget· more than wa! ava!lable twenty· '
All Pren service ~nci '*•ture ar1te1~• Ia maklnll today Is almost child'! five year! a~o lor all the !ervlcea
HA.U.. l' .,lJ llbl:ttiP'J'ION RATES
thl! paper ar, cop)'rl&bt 1Dd tbelr rt~roductloe play. It may Involve a certain of a sovereign dominion.
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Ia prohibited.
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The prol'lslon for Publ!c
take. It may mean that the ambitions of some services ·have to Henllh was 5271,800. Compare
t:•111rd 1\:n;:dnm ~nc aU
be restrained. And these things th()t with the len million dol·
Menlhtr Aui!JI BU•'taU Of
F't~rriPI l't>untric~ ..... $14.0U per an~um
can produce headaches. But what Iars which the Provincial Finance
t\utlwmrd n' !Pl'tlnlt, cilau mall Poll Ufllc•
Cl1culaUou.
Ia a headache compared to the ~llnlster wa! nblr to provide for
l'rJ'~' tlllPnt, Ulla11·a.
nlghtmD!'ea that were ~o often henllh set'VIces in 1956-57. Wt
the lot of llnnnce minister~ In arc spenctlng forty timrs Bl
the pa&t. Take, for example, the much nn public health today
WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1957
last Budget Speech before the titan we could twen~·llve year!
of Respomlble Gov· ago. <\llowin~ for the fact that
Israel from undertaklng a te~t of her right suspension
the 1933 d0lhor could buy morn
ernmenl In 1933.
of free passage through the Suez Canal.
than twice a; much ns lhc 1Q57
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The Prime Minister and fl. dollar, the fact remn\113 that the
The United States is unhappy about it.
l'nlcss there bas been a last minute But it is clear that Israel must proceed to nance :\llniR!er, F. C._ Alderdlce 1 ch'nngc is startling to lhe point .
of being stupenrtous. In fact,
f-03\~onement, this is the day on which discover if she is to be bottled up at both had come Into olllce In June nll the Wu)' through lhe compara·
1932, to find a readymade bud·
the m~ .-I cries of the 1957·58 budget will Suez and Aqaba by the mllltant actions _of get lor 1932 to 1933, which show· tll'e! have to he in Hollywood
cd a smRII surplus based on a lnnRu~ge. Nothing le!s will do,
l:e unn~iled to an e:-;pectRnt public.
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Arab nations,
revenue c~peclE;tlon of about trn
On the c:-;pcnriiture side it will prob·
Lel
us
lnnk
at ~duration. All
dollars. It was quickly
The situation could be serious. Israel miUion
Mr. Alderdice was able to pronbl: ,)w\\· the highest currenl account
rc~llzed, however, that thr reo
,·ide was S500.000. That WRS half
f:f:u: r- ;ince Cniun. We \\'ere prepared ll'ithclrew from Sinai under the. ,·ery i ,·cnuc, In spite of much h1~hrr ns mucl1 as thr Gol'crnmrnt had
taxes,
hAd
been
grossly
Ol'er·
f,,r t!1i~ ~~~- the rceent announcement of strong impression that the United States estlm~ted and the ~~penillture been able to spcnrt in ln20. It
\~JC' 1m rt\l>Co in ril'll :;;erl·icc and teHchcrs' would defend her right of innocent ~crlous!y undcr~tatccl. A~ 1\ Is onc·lwenlirlh o[ the ~mount
out, revenue came to only that Ia being vot~n for education
~aiar.r- . . \ncl ~incc the >leach· growth of pRssage through the Suez Canal. lf, how- turned
eight million1 w~lle expendltur~, todroy. The'e were the rl~ys whrn
l'''ntl.n.•'n 'llll~l;\lltl: impo:;c> nCI\' cle· el'er. she finds tho.t no help of 11 con· In spite of drastic and almo!t teachrn Hrrngrcl lrl~ than
$2~0 n yeRr. It i~ ~mnll wondrr
''1~11\b l''' :.hr l1H1Jor ~en·iccs. i! 1s l1ardl~· ~tructil·e nature will be forthcoming from tragic economle~. ro~e to $1!1)...
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The deficit wa! ~3 .2 that thP ,F!nRnce ~llnlster in
tn h· C'.!'''l'lf'd th;tl cstlm<~tC's fo1· any o( America, if that l'ight is denied b,v Egypt, million:
mllllnn Rlthough, in tbe words 1933 ~nid that ~~~ was glad to
it rna:· l'ery well be that she will Again of the Flnftnce Minister, spend· acknowled~e gratefully the 1rr·
thr,r '' 1il he >tmdler.
had bern cul to the bona vice! rendered In dlflicull cir·
Plthllr lic<Jltli ro;;t::; will ultimately ha\'e recourse to al'ms. What would hap- in~
and In some ca~es Into the bone. cumslronces by thr line body ot
men and women who constituterl
1,~ infh1cnrrrl h:· tlir new federal-pro· pen then is anyone's guess. '
• • •
for the n~w fiscal yenr. a year the teaching profession of the
'llll'li11 'rhr111c for fl're d1t~gnostic and
The simple fact is that Egypt ha~ de· w~lch
wr.os to !PC the tnn~Lion country.
• • •
h••;.p1:at srn·~e·c,. Howc\'E~r. ~ince this ficd the United Nations for several years from d~mocr11cy to o!lgarchy,
of civil srrl'~nts
,, 1Wt CXJ'c~·tccl to be put into effect bt!fore b~· denying to Israeli shipping the right the moat optimistic appralaa!s hadThealsosalaries
been
!Uhjecled
to aer·
I hr end of the cnlcnclflr year, it is hardly of access to the cana). If Egypt 11hould o! revenue and expenditure! lous economics and even pension•
could not reduce the deficit bP·
l:!;rl.1· lo concern the cuhent budget.
persist in that attitude, the United Na- low lwo million dollars. The gov· were reduced although these,
crnmcnt allll rtecldcd to clln~ in all consequence, were low
ll'e h1;: CJUCstion mark relates to tions would become !l mockery for it to the th~ar'\' that It wa~ wron~ enough. And if salnries were rut
to the bone: serl'ices 11cre rut
r;q'li;,l >pending. About eight million 1\'ould be unrtble o1o assert the minimum In de[RIIIl ~n the public debt. <1crp into tile bonr. Road main·
Half the expenditure was, thrre·
dol!ar~ of l<~st ;:e;1r's authorized loan has authorit" lo support its rulings and oblig- fnre, devoted to interest charue~. trnance wr.s virtual!)' ~bandaned.
: ct \o be Js<uecl but whether tcnl1S are ations.
The remalnd~r. much less th~n Puhllc wharl'es went withm1t rc·
aix million ctoll;;r.~. wa3 all that pnir. The whole basis of the ad·
tr~) lm:h II) j11stif:· putting it on the market
There is still no peace in the 1\Iiddle wa~
available to pay the runninl( mini>trativr snlem would have
~ l thi,; l11ne rem., ins to be seen.
·East and no assurance of it while Egypt cnstl of a snl'rrcign COilnlr.1·. hern totnllv "undermined if it
These included lhr ma!nt~:~: "l'r hnn r.nl he.en for the lo)·r,l!y of
TI>E' b1~.::~e't f<~ctm· in influencing can continue with impunity to defy inter- o{ wharves and bridges, o[ post 1ho>c who scnerl it. Fin11r.ee
o!ricc ftlid c\I.<!Om~. o( 11 <•!' mlni;lrl's ma)' alwars hal'r, their
rr•·rnur l'Cl\11'11~ lo like!\' to be lhe effect nation;~! IR w.
JM'nsions and a broken-down rail· tro11h!rs bcc~use peoplr always
r-: tl1c nell' tax rcnl<ll agreement. It is to
wont more serrices than there is
WI)'.
monr.r to prol'ide but it is douht·
I
I
0
h' ?,:-umccl that the income from this
ful if anv finance minislrr in
Let
us
tnh
1
quirk
look
·at
th~
~nun:c 11 illree~ch a new high ]c\'el in \'icw
expenditure e;timates for 1933· l'o"ewfounctland history hild the
of 11~ more gencruus )li'OI'i;,ioi1S and the
34. Publlr Wctror@ wa! alloeat· heartbreakin~ \.1sk lhRl fell upnn
Dr~l'e Beck1 the head o! the Teamster~ ed $905,000. Hall of lhis WA! for Mr. Alderrtice in 19:13
inrrc<~:--e b>t ,·ear in the population ancl
!UDGE1~ RAVE CHANGED
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Budget Day
b!auty. ~conom;_ ancl
faci.llly, thr ~lral·
~htlt!lPrsrean Fcstil'al's new
stralforn. Ontario, r.ropermancnt home wh1c~
. bten the goal of FP~l1
NEW YORK-View from an elevation ot the pile of rubbl~ that was oncR a thr~e-<lo:e' ll ..
as firemen &ll'armerl over it 1eeldng victims caught in lhe collapse of the slru~tur~ recert:r.
building, on New York'' lower ta1t side, was known to be ~ccupied by fi\'C IPnJnls 0: 1
tel per~on was removed and it waa bcliel'ed that at least one more wa~ lrappfd in ~~-!
The other tenants we-re unaccounted for an !10ur niter lhe collapse.-(!:\ l'h:ta··
Imperial Order
Daughters of
The Empire
·Edson In
R\' PETER EDSO\
Those Fast Tax Writc-OHs
Ilave Their Good Side. Too
The :o-;ational Chaplrr o[ C~n•rl~.
lmperi;;l Order Dau~hlrrs of lhP
f.mpirc, will holrl Its 5il h Annu;d
~luting in lhe Hotel \'anconrer,
Y~neotl''-'1', B.C. "ay 25·29. 1957.
W:\SHll\GTO;\-· :-.'!':.-\) - Prrsirlrnl [:,r•!1n•er •··'
~lr'. Lawrence B. Smart, :\a·
lion;d Prc;irlent. will prr>irle clur· Secrrlary George ~1. llumphrry h.r1c nn11 bn:h fnma~.
in~ lh~ general .•r5;inn!. which
Senatnr Harry F. Fl)•rd·.l propo5al lo cul rln<\ n 01 lhr
will hr open to all memhers of fast tnx wrilc-of£s for pritate indn~lr)'-" ilh rH:>In
_c1nss ll<ltinn;;l product f1gures whid1 are L'nion, has appe11red before the executive
tl1e Orcl~r comm~ncing May 27th. emptinns.
some t>[ the C'Omponents on which the committee of the A.F.L.·C.I.O. to answ!!r
T11e oiLcl~l oprnin~ ccrrmon1f~
Thrs~ rxr1nplion< :~re import:~nl, "' the r1nrrl•
the charg!! of gross misuse o! union funds.
~nuual P~'ments ha,·e been pt'cdicated.
will take place on Snturrln~·. :llRV will ~how. Flut what this program of At:cclrr.11'~ d'pr
2."th. al 8.~0 p.m. In thr hallroom
Th1, will be the ninth pl'OI'incial Ha\'ing refused to defend himself or to
of the Hotrl \'anrouver. to which ~nre~ really amo11nts to is an lnlrrc;t-frrr gn\-rrnlr'ni lo~
answer questions, he has been dismissed
to be pain back later on.
all
member.~ o[ the Order ftntl
budget. It 11·ill sec the originaltrRn\itionfrorn his office !lS a vice president of the
A; Set:rrtary of Treasury, Gror.:e Humphr<'y na:ml:~ 1-di
their
friend!
Rre Invited.
Grrrl·
<11 :,:ranl rC'clucecl to S1.400,UOO <~nd this
r!An cabinet and A mhhrr-st~mp ing! will be hrm1ght from the a llshy rye on this kin~ of financing. But hcf,~.r• h• rm
TAXES
CA:-1
BE
CUT
majority. That ~ltuatlon Is Ap· Pr01·inee of British Columbi~ hy ingtnn, thr ~[. A. Hanna intrHsls which hr hr,drd u•1i ttl
represent.' a clecli11e from this source of national labour organization.
(Winnipeg Tribune)
pR!lng
to students of national The Honourable Earle C. \\'e~t­
The free-spending Llbernl·
The basis for this action was the fact
f1w million dollars from the annual rate
mcnt's fa~t tax write-off plan exlensil'ely.
Socialists again are trying to rldl· affairs hut probably misses the wanrl, representing lhe Premier,
Eighteen easily incnlifiahle cerlificatr; of 1:rcr::.l'
of SG,jOO.OOO pa~·able in the first three that he had abused a cardinal principle . culc the CQnscn·atil'e party mark with casual readers of Ol· ann from the Cilv of Vancoul'er
Hanna
companies gal'c 3~ million dollar>' 1\"l'lh • r '
"e~r, of confederHtion. Next vear's Bud- which is that union funds are a sacred pledge to cut taxes. They lried tawa news.
by His Worship the ~layor, F. J.
predation
allowances on new coal. iron nnd n:ckcl r:t'i;~..::
The
mnn
in
the
street,
how·
get .. ho1\·e\'E~r. will undoubted!:· includ~ trust. But Beck still remains at the head the same tactics on George Drew ever, is aware daily of the s<ov· Hume.
On this evening the National ties having a lola! cost of 47 million dalbo;.
when he was leadl"!', and have
~uch pa~·ments as ma~· be pro\'ided -under of the powerful teamsters' union which now turned their guns on John ernmenl's assaults on his packet- President, ~!r~. Lawrence B.
National Steel Company, with which :: liJ; ~w.
book. He can look to the Con· Smart, will adrlrrs! the as~emblerl Humphrey will be a~sDciatcd when he le11r< 1h~ Tm
the re1·i~;ion of the financial Terms of has ~o far refrained from taking any Diefenbaker.
Mr. Drew, it will be rrmember· !erval ives for some ~onomy in mrmhPrs. ~lr~. H. G. Phipps, Rrg· 32 certificates granted for 77 million noll;:·_, i:1 acre:m1d
l'nion.
action Rguinst him.
en, clee!arl'tl in the 1953 campaign gol'ernment. a cut in taxes and cnt of the :l!unil'ipal C'haptPr, will lion oo projects harin~ a total l'OSt or lfi:i "''!linn•.
respect [or the institution of Par- l'X[l'l\11 tile ofticia\ WPieolllC Oil hrAll these and others like them ha\'r IH'o·n p1r: o~ ttl
Whal happen~ to Beck IH or t hal federal taxes could be cut liament
)Jalf of the l'haplrrM o( Vam·ou1·rr, mrnl'~ hi~ dril'e to incrt·:l;c drfrn'c prorilll'l ollll ;'net l~t
!J1· half a billion dnllar~. He waa
mul'h less consequence tha11 whRt the l~rnlrd lu LiilPrni·Soduli~t li('Urn
und \tr~. F. E. !low1bll, Provin~lal
STOP ~IEllOI.I~G
!'rPiitlent, will atltl a IIPirorne 1he Korean \\'Hr.
lender~ or organized labour 1n the United. and cat colla. Actual!)' the l~!t
(I.e I hhrill ~~· l l<•r:dd I
Siner 1!150, nPJr!y 2~.01111 eertifil'al••• h.:l·,, 1.;.,·11 ;~pro:ii,
froul llie Pro1·incr o[ Ontario, will
~ear wounrt up with 1 ~ur·
Stntes propose. lo do to clean hou~e and li.ornl
\'it'luJia lluy I whidl IISPII to repl)' on \Jclwlf uf lhe man) ruem· t:1~ wrilr-ulf~ of 23 loillioll tlollns. Thi- i- ~ll:"r "r.l "lolL
plus of approxim:ltPI)' l1nlf a
It i~ harcll,1· nedible that ll'hile \I'C In restore the repulntion that ha~ been billion doi!Rrs, 1 wintlfall tu a lie ~tny 241 hns al1·~atl)' tall~11 hi' I'' sl ll'nillng from ~C'rO>' lhe
!Jilliom.
lu oil\' malt•riull~ti•· lit•· tlo111lniun. ~tt•!nhrn .ue iul'itc,l lo ,jf ~H~lost
11 1
MC' ,till ;mait1ng the first 11'<11'111 breath
marred bv allegations of conuplion and gon•rnmcn1 that wn! not l'\'en \Jl'lilll
u[ tl1i.< b:ts glliiL' to !Jig 1111<1111"·'· ':11:ll 1. :·· · ''
t~1111ina1iun
lo
~UJO)'
<iur~l'lvr<
lr)·ln~. thntlwd not rl'en allrmpl·
a:lt·ll>l lhe UfiPII[IIg l'Prt'Ul011JP5 ('t'i\'ifl~ fit~l Wrilt'·IIJf {t•ltilil'Jij"~ ~d lill l''l: I ~l l•'f ~rr.'
of spring the forest fire huzard h~s reach· gangsterism against ~orne unions.
at all l'O!I<. J.rl lluminio11 Da.1· and rl'CPpliun whi<"h will fullow.
1
etl to trim e'pentlltnres.
Bul I he nullll1er of l'PI'lifi:';.tr' gl'illllo•d lu ""·'II 1>.:• nr"
eel <~ dangerml> s\:1ge and some large grass
hr ~U\Trntlrrell .ftlltl ilrf,.re we
On Sun<!J)', ~la)' 201h, thr :\a·
Ovrr·ta~alion in the p~st yr.u,
There have been too many imtances therPfore amounled to more thw knoll' it we'll l1e <"clrhrating tiona! l'rrsitlent will place a Is only 2.576 ltrr R lola! of 1.5 billion dull:ll' '1111.' '' 10 ~:
f1re~ h;11·e alread:· occurred.
·">
in the past of racketeers worming their 530 lor every man, woman ami Chri9t's birth on lhe lhir~ ~tun· wrralh on the Cenotaph al 2 p.m. the Rrand lola! by numhr•r. 4 per ernt dollar~· ·•
nay in .lanuary. \l'e h:ll'r nolh· and the Scrl'ice o[ Intercession of
Federal tax collection< po,tpout'd iJ,· 1::c-r 1.n ""''·:
Thr \l'i11'1llllg should be well noted 1\'!IV in\(') Americlln unions !lnd of child in Can~rla.
What hns Dle[cnhaker promi!· ing n~ainst tun~ wreK·cnds. I[ tile Orner will be held in the !Jeen estimated at about fiH billion do.l!:ll' 1:>:· :I:! ~en
ll'd~.'· nn lhr e1·e of the grc<1t fi~hing Rnd pr~c.tice5 which are not in the best interfrl. AI Quebec City, on April 1!1ev nre a.l c>~cnlinl a~ tho l'anadian ~lcmorial Cl1aprl. Dr. 1960.
c:JIJ'llllll: hnlid:1.'' of the yer~l'. Thousands est~ of the trade· union movement. The 27, he branded the LibHAls a! moi c-llnm inion·DRprn•J 1HI pro· .l~mt's G. Gorwill will conduct the
The Fedrral Government has nlrratJ•· ,. ~ ·:r1 ro!lct:lrl
0! people ll'ill be going to ti.Jeir In,·ourite obligAtion now rests with responsible "th~ hi!Ml tax party" ~nd prom· pie srem to brlic1·e. lrt'5 milkP 1erl'icc.
t.1~e~
~llowc<i in 19~0-52. Ahout hillf nf t·h· ~<"'''I"''
that a Con~ervatll'@ goi'Prn· apecial pro1·i~on for so m~ny
1976. Rut it ma1· t<~ke ~nnthrr 30 ,,..r,, nr 11il :··(o. :o
fi:;hmt! Jnc~ti!'lnS tnmorrow night and the leaders at the nstionallevel to take direct hed
'
.
Fnr t!~ time In th' hi<tory .
ment would cAll ~n Immediate long we~k-end.< A yenr. Hut le~
.. n ' R•rl
"ro••
• '"•. th@ b'lancr.
~r~r~te~t e~rt> is necessal'Y both In the me~sum to have the gan~st!rs ejected aesalon of P~rliament" to r~rtuc~ u~. ~I .~11 co•l<, I ~lnp r.mrrlcllln~
[ nf tl 1~ ,.\.Rnanla
<
•
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In lh~ mranlime, howrrer. Tr~·'''lrl' h>< In hMf'',
1~nc\ing nf pic11lc fire~ And the dispOsal and to t-ake punltive measures against aucb taxation Rl can be reduc· with ln~tory ~nr \~at 1l1nn. or tinnat 1\'ater Safety, Week will hP
.
rr 1•." 'J
mske
up for th~ taxo~ il rlnP~n·t collect 11~ :•r ~r · ,.,,
thry
arr
more
.prrclOII!
than
a
oh~Prl'rrl
in
all
province!
rluring
ed."
of c1g;n et1e ends and tobacco ash.
locals whose condu~t harms the good
the w~ek of .Tunc 16-22. Th~ In· tiM allowances. Ann th~ Tr~asury.ha~ tor'-' >r.l<r'i 1~~I· ..
Earlier. in Toronto, he 81ld the few nour' of lmnre.
creasin!l nnmher oi Mo11 ninll ing~. This inierP~t nlone. nn fivP hi!11nn rlnlbn •1 "r•r
Con1en·at1ves wPr~ pledged to
TI1erP i~ !l twofold danger in the prfl!s- name of labour. ·
!atalitie' durin~ tht past few yeH8 21).yPH pPriod, woulrt ~mo•.1~t t.n thrPP. h1ll>nn cnl:•:: tt 1111
work out A new, tax-sharing at·
ent situation. ·Grass fires may turn lnto
has empha5i1ed lhP need' !or ertu·
ranaement with the provinces
Ollice of Defe.;,~e 1\loblllz.,llen, wh1rh "rlrr:r.. <·'·. 1bl 111
cation
in water ;a[ely.
wH.Ich
would
give
provinces
And
fnrr~t fires and. both can menace neighAFIUCA AND ALABAMA
tilalion
program, has now reduced It greatly. fN 1 h
While Water Safety Week will
munic!pal!tlea the funds to carry
1
(Toronto Globe 111d Mall·
holll·in!! communllic~.
be in June, a nalion·wide cam· 227 U.S. industrial expansion goals set at the ~art of .e
their respons!bllitles. Everyone
In hiR r~port tn 'Pmlflent Eisenhower on hiJ who h~s received a municipal tax
.
•
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paign is being pl;)nncd for the have now been filled.
Rv ED SDION
nut if the hil7.<1rd were not so extreme rrl'cnl l'l~it 'to Al'rlta, VIce-President Nixon h~~ bill know! (h~t the municipalities CRuRrila1;
months of June, July and August
At t~e hel~ht of the progran: 1! t~ok lZ~ pcotrd ~c
Prr~~ StAff ll'r!trr
a~ 1t i~, the need of C'<He in1he \'icinity of thi! to sa,v concerning race prejudice In thP. United roulrt well use th~l kind u[ n new NAPLES, lt~lv (C'ri-Thr old in an eflort to reach the many dcprce1aljon al!o\\'ancr~. It~ ,hus1nr;, 1< ~·"' 1..1n · __ ,.,
man ~lnff unrlcr Jaroh \\'yeo\1, w1lh (li'\l ll:rrc'''' '•·'
rienl.
h~nrls ll'arn tile prnspccli1r ,-isilD!' c~rc!r;!>\ Cana~lol'-' o[ all ~~e~ who
forr.,!s i~ al\\'a~·s ne~essar~· in Nell'found· Slate~ Anti ila ~tlect amon1 African peoples:
Still earlier, in Winnipc~, C.tr. to :-.'aples lhal he should take ignore the simple fact~ about chorge ftt lhe top, to scl poliey.
A~ a rMult of aklllul propa~:anda prim~rily
lanrl whNe too man~· square miles .. of in~pireu by thf\enemles ol!reedom, a consistently Die£enh3k~r hact clechrecl that lll'it:e as micl1 moncv as hr t!11nb 11atrr !a[ety.
..~~· r!
l'crlifir.at<·~ are now ~:r:mlr·rl 011ly f,,,. Jlrp!:l' '".,. 1
\\'J~Iclands arc torla:; the bleak memorials di~torled picture of the treatment ol minority the le~C'ral ~o\'crnmenl mnst rc· he'll need. krcp c\crylllin~ 1mtler
:1lors of£cring virtu~lly ~nylhin~ al nnM Atornic Enrr~l' prorur<•mcn1 and f,., inrh:' 1'' 1' ·',·:.
mes in the Unlled Statu i~ belnl ~f!Wivcly pte· rluce unnccess~ry expenditures' lock and kr.1 anrl he prrp1.rrrl lo a price.
of r~rl!lc~sness in the past.
.
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0
and chan~r Ill "spendthrift mrn- hA~glr ovrr 1hc price of e\N)' cup
'
sent~rl In the countri~s 1 vislte~.
r'ivr-ycar-nirls br~ in IIIC stt1'~1; production fac!li~irs would .he rrq<mrd 1111d :
lallly" which hRrt contlnuetl of coffer.
w~r.
Guidcrt
mi~sil~~
o[lrr
~
prime
r\anll'le.
No naturill resource in an.v land ha~
Every instance of prejudlc~ In tl1is country withoullctup !ince wartime. High
' I _; j ~
Althnn~h the vi,i1nr pc·nrrrdr<\ at 1 a.m. Old cror.r' offrr clirty
~·
1
r
·
t.
rl · .. ,, '''~ ,.q
suff~rcd t~s severely at the h;-mds of man is hlown up In ~uch l manner M to cre..te a texc.1 he uid. wrrc hittin~ hml to sprncl a wrek in town witlwut !lowcrert sc;u1·rs. ~ten pluck the
.c uo or thr>r nrw wr>rons 1.~ liJIII "'' • ·
1 ~I' .I
,1\'lll of tlir i~.ISel'h\' in [1'00[ Alf
Sinl'e thrrr, is litllr/commrrcial drm~n:l f,, lhr'' r 'ro·l-~l
,as Newfoundland's forests from lht! dRys romplclcly false lmprwton of the attlluM~ ~nd at municipslitic!, home buildcn, hrin~ rnhnrrt hy an)·onr r~erpt 1!1r, th~
hesl'
hot~
Is
offerin£
11ri>l·
practices of the ~rut majority nl the AmericRn provinc~~ 11 hich h~v"" lo pay man who m;;dc 0111 hi> !10trl nill.
when the ship fishermP.n deliberal-ely · p~ople.
wRlcllr.l, !nlmt:~in pens anrl vnri· menl of De[rn,r is h·Ji!rltn~ 13 nell' rt,nt' f•l !I'"~ r. 1· ·
The ruult is irreparable rlomage to the ~~cr.~51V~ intere!l, ponr~r pHIS therr Is nn ~:1r•tion lh:~l ~ •1111· ous types of noc-turnal rnlrrtain· of each planl is about 1.5 millwn dn;l;ll', or nor·' '
buruccl the woocllauds to rlrive oul the· cau!c of freedom which is at atakt.
of lhe country anrl !mall hu~i· itantial prnpnrlinll nf lhr pnpll·
II' Cl',l
lara in all.
. ~rl! t:P
settlers to more modem times when sheer
We must eonllnue to strike at tile roo\1 of nelse!. 'l'~x cuts 1vr.rP- nccdr<l IRr~ is drclir~tcrt In lh~ pur;uil r>f l'io\TliR:\TION ~ELL!l'il;
R!
Incentive to production nntl thr fast lir.1.
Thcu rldrnse plaullCrs found the~· wn11l•l 11 : " ~-ni::t '
negl1gence ha~ cosl a destruction mea·~ur­ this prob!enl. W~ cannot talk equality to the peG- u nn aid to individual initiative Th~ vi1ilnr'' onll' RMnit1nnRI ~~:. Their ~Aimalin .<r11r.sm.1nr.hir il
1
•N'
l'irr In his .•urcr•~nl'< is In \\'PH pursurd with e~u~l vi~nr nn th~ the amount8 of liquid fu~ls their 1~ rl~n · ' c~Jii
d I!Hl '"
~ cutnulati\'ely in ma11y 1nillions of dbl· plea ol Airica and· .As! a and practice inequality In anrl free enterprl1c.
rit,·
hAll
strp<
RnM
Rmon~
th'
ing
cap;~city
I
hal
much
wo•1lrl
co>!
2~
on
Ilion
~n
the United Stales.
But at!!! !he L!b~ra!-Socia!ills R rlirty nincnat, a thrcr-d~,- hrnrd
Jar~ and llluusands of jobs.
.
10~~~In BlrmlnKham, Alabama, recent!~. a youn1 ~o on taxing el a rate o[' more ~nrl an rxprc•sion nf inrlif!r.rrnc~ l'llill.l or rnmprii. Thry !aU Rlik~
Fcel~fl 1~rre p:1l out to prii'Ale mr1:,,1: !Pf,
$5 bllllofis a yrnr, ~nd tilk· toward thr hreath·lAkin~ .•t:rnrr)'. rRf~ nncl the rlinrr AI th~ rxcluSpedal care will be neecl•d }'rid<~y Ntaro wu eonvlcttd o1 burilary aller he waa than
·build
tht plaoll. As an incentil'e, OD~L offered
dve
restaurant. They descend un·
caught breaking into the hou&e ol a white family. lng lh~ lo[ly attitude thal they Even ll'itll !his prntHt.lvr. cnlnrlng. cteterrd on lh victim who !hook
elation allowances.
and ~'CI,\' other 9ay 'of SWll!ner in ordel; He was sentenced to death In lht •lectrlc chair,
alone can be trusted to spend the the cameo salesmen will probably
t(riltd. ~
them off five mlnutea befort. .
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that whRl remains of our forest we~lth
In Loogvlew.l Texas, tb• aam• day, a whit• individual's utra cub which get you.
To date aomu 20 app!lcatioru have been r 60 ptr
Lest
any
tourist
should
worry
ANYTJIINO FOR A PRICE
be siphoned off .
may be fully preserved for economlc use. • defendant adtnltted that be &n4 I friend had IQDI mu1t
lt'a ell in line with such atll· The pedlar~ of RomP hal'e ~ nbout the lonl(uagc barrier, th~y 1hry will permit tl1e. bui!dl'l's to write off .auo~~ul (l•t ytt-~
on 1 "raid" In the Nearo ncUon of the town In tude! a! "What'a a mll!lon?" and ~en~c of propriety, den ling almo :t are fluent In English to th~ exlent l'ldt of tilrir new planL!, for tax purposes, m '
n:,rt f~
the course of whlcb. they had fired nine rl!le .ahota "Who's to atop us?"
~oiely In rellglnu• ertlcle.s. The or dr~cribing their \\are:~ and qual.
1 ern ~·,rrr~~~~~.
There
will
be
no
other
cost
to
th~
~o
In~
their
pricl.
Into 1 restaurant. A 18-yetMid Ne&ro wu Jellied,
Actually. · the Con!ervatll'e5' trAVeller avoldin~ the 1~nmiH src·
The on F,n~li1h wore! th1t rAp·
Bear in minrl also that II tht [rnml i Th.S !ll~Jl
and two air!& were w'ountl!d. The jury found the atron~~~t platform plank h that 110M of J"ftris Is !elclom lmprn. pean to 1rlurl~ them i• "no.'' A plants.
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. accused guilty ef "murd~r wlthnut malice" and th@ir puty wilt rWIIrt the su· tunPo lh huy mnn than ~ fis!'fnl
the~e planl3, they would psy no uxts ~~ sll.
pkturr rn.<lcHM~ 'Rut the wDro. inciMnta!l)', which mean! the aood aide of Lhe fa~t w writ~lf p!AD·
Britain has let it be known that 5he the Jud1• let them oU w!Lh • fiv•year IUIJ)6M&d ~nlact of Parliament, deba!~d of
1tretl.! of Naples tum witll l)fler· the utDA lhirul l.a 1Win,
tn!l
debluehed
by
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authorllat·
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exclusi,
leave (
silver
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and apron-stage, enclo;ing them that will group the audience In the promenade columns and buttnntd
in a circular concrete structure, closest relationship to the stage. by the pettico<lt. The balcony 11
clothed principally .in wood and In this theatre, the stage Is DC· suS"jlended 20 feet into the audl·
glass, which supports a !luted tually the whole auditorium."
torium by a cantilever aystem that
roo! topped by a coronet and fly·
SIZE AND CAPACITY
tics the weight back to the'
lng pennant. The roof, which with
The new theatre Is a circular perimeter columns.- This again
Its will eventually receive a fin&! building 200 feet in diameter with eliminates the need for pilla!'l
copper !ayer. The pleats of the a 40·foot !oyer extending 160 wllhin the auditorium.
roof's petticoat frill, giving sup. feet along the front (south-west) . Among the salient feature• of
port as did flying buttresses in side, and approximately 70 feet the new theatre Is Its s!opln11 alte
Elizabethan days, turn up like high. Interior walls generally r.re which falls 17 feet from south to
gables at the perimeter to provide of brick and concrete block, clad north. The auditorium se&l!og, the
maJtlmum light and window area. on the promennde side with wes· stage and mo3t service fac!lltles
Mr. FDirfield said the roof was tern hemlock. Thirty four window- are actually below ground level.
designed "as a clear statement ed bay5 make up the full There are six basic floor l~vels,
or the Internal arrangements and perimeter. Capacity of the new some of them extending over only
building Is about 1MO,OOO cubic a segment of the circle.
functions or the bul!dlllg."
The theatre Is one or the few feet.
FOYER AND BACKSTAGE
completely round structures in
In the main auditorium, the arc
AREAS
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world, and po1slbl)' the only of the audience area has been
At the front of the theatre !J
theatrical bllTidlng of Its kind.
slightly reduced to occupy 220 de· a spacious foyer off whkh are
THE STAGE
grees or about 60 percent of the the box office, the . House Man·
Key to planning of the whole circular structure, so that even at L.ger's office, a first aid room and
b~!ldlng has been the stage, de· lhr. extreme wings the audience a special reception room with
stgned for the first Festival by will have a clear view. But with balcony. Above this, a vestibule
director Tyrone Guthrie and de· the addition of an 858-~eat bal· leads from the balcony promenade
~igner Tanya Moiselwitsch.
With cony, seating h;;s been increased to to an open-air roof terrace wblch
it.q three ald~s and seven levels 2,192. ~o spectator will be more can serve as a refreshment terrace
the stage makes use of the Eliz: than 7U feet from the stage, so in future years. The foyer leads
abethan balcony and trap door that acto-audience intimacy i~ rc- to the auditorium through a wide
ond brings the performers right tained, and nothing will obstruct peripheral promenade whose exInto the oudiencc. In the words sightlincs.
terior wall is made up of decorat-~ t ""
or
Tom
Patterson,
the
Festival's
A
unique
application
of
desi£n
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wall panels and glass doora,
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.. founder and Director of Planning: principles enables the 25(Hon roof terminating
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"Elizn~ethan 5taging requires very t0 span the auditorium without b•·lcon~·.
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close .tnttm&cy between actors anct ';)ny sort of po\1. This parasol roof
In the huge backstage area, on.t
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audtcnce for the audience is ex. I cons is ts basicalll' of 31 steel of the largest of any North Amer)1 ' '
pected to participate anri thrrc I beams locked tog.ethcr at the top ican theatre, complete facilitiea
muat be audtence-act0r rap· with a composite "compression arr hous~d on a series of Ieveli
port."
rin,;" and stiffened two-thirds of which make acces~ to the 8llRA
~"'''' rrnnnm; Ancl ,.~1 plr·nnrrs. From It~ Inception ~rli5tica1L'' !Ucrcssrul anrl !lnnnrlill· :or Ute To ro ~to fl 1il m ofd Tin nth· !<·:ldd~ the nw[lrrl Ingredient~ or Dcscrihin~ hi~ 11orkin~ pro- 1 llw way with hall-ion struts pre· ils c<·s)' and ils short 1 distance 11
11 pro urer1 ~ au Jcncc com art, suund contra,1 recture, ~!r. Fairlirld ~;:oirl: "Ynli 1'iou~lv ~trc>.<ed to fnrm a "lhtmt passihl.r. Storilge rooms are pr()o
,. :" lhr Slrat· in 1953. tl1e Fe~llva! 11'.15 hou~cc! ,!,1· ~o!l·cnl. a more pr:·nwnctll w;utr iiiH ·all' cr.
··· rr·:~:·,r;t:ral's n~w '1n A canr~s tent as a matter of btructurc bcc.•n;~ nctl'ssary.
~.cslgn 11ilich retains the original•salcty, .!owrr milintcnancc. cosb start with actors pcr!ormin~ in ring.'; The whnle wright n! thr 1·1dcd 111 the basement, whieh al!ll
... Qf~ (lntilrio. prn-!stmple rcon•Jm)·. But o!tcr fnur
.DESIGN
Frslt•:;il sptrtl and mlernal at-tanrl complete, ?ackstage factbttcs. space, then you proridc them •··ith roof is thrn tran~mittcrl Rllh~ !ret houses the main mechanical room
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triple-turbine take-off for ·safer
TURBOGLIDE
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Month aft.er mantb 1lnce tlwa
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\'ISITI.\'G CITY
~li~s ~lay C. ~~~~~ins Rrrlvcd In
thr city last week !rom 1\'rll' York
ar.d is spcnrling an cxtendcrl hall·
_:rl•r wilh her brother, ~lr. John G.
Rig~ins, Q.C., and ~Irs. Hi~glns at
their home on Rennie's ~!ill Road.
...,.-f'RO~f CA.,IPBELLTON
anrt Mrs. G. Elliott arrived
In the cit~· recently !rom their
home In Camobclltan tn hrin~ their
~aun~ son to the Grace Hospital
for treatment.
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Thrifnr Sewing ! Underneath A· Sweater:
This Special-Purpose Bra PRINTED PATTERN
san of Mr .and Mrs. C. A. Lachance,
of St. Marie de Beaucc, Quebec.
Airman Lechnncc b stationed with
, the R.C.A.F. at Torbay.
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~- Her many friends will be glad \
to learn that ~!Iss Erllth Manuel,
who was a patient at St. Clare's'
Mercy Hospital for five
and I
at home during the pRst week is :
now feeling much better and' re·l f.ioll'i~U'I
turnrd Ia her classroom at Bl1hop i
Spencer College yesterday.
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IF WIVES BELIEVE IN TilE ill ·Is f rec wilh
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women
who make a man feel like- fault or na,..., trl\lti!l "~~
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A woman doesn't accomplish
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this by trying to ''mother" him, him feel hor ant for b!r ~
clucking over his health, constant- - faith in ~:- d~tn~Enr, ~
ly rcmmdmg hlm to do th1s or her. One ,' a ,Lty '~ ~yi
that, ~!ways wanting him to be is often a %·the 1Eiiot1'
safe and ncl"cr to take a chance. ~o to 11 ork-~'ia~e for 1
A woman doesn't make him fee_! because it _0 n;es1 sf~ b11 ,
' lido.t1n s~~! 1
l1.k e a man 1"f s he mee ts h.IS rna>·, 1las lo<t con
culmc altitudes wtth resentment to make 1 ti/r.c~ :n hu
and ~gins to wear a "men are
I! she want tn, fo: r.:J
all alike" c.hip' on her shoulder.
ward h 1 rc '1. lo '
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nor does a \\oman
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Or if she is determined to try I in~ her hou.: , el~>t I~~.~~
;~nd mold him into her Idea or a \\"hen 1-011 ':-·o . hti;o~,
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For Wcight"W'atchers
!SLA:\D-Wt did~'t r
_chOO~e tod!ly's recipes
all included chcr
gr 1-e 8 second loo~
at calls for it.
A'/D CREA.If CI-IEE.'
SALAD
k lime-flal'oured iClalil
pc · h t 1.-ater
ccP,
co~d water• .
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lbsps. lemon _JUICe
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up salt
. : 1:1 ounces) cream chr
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(I 1 15 ou~ces I fruit cr
soUrFLE
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tJil. drai ne
banana. dtc_ed
gelatin in hot w;1
cold water. lemon ju
and ~all. Blend '-'
Pour into rl'frt,
,"tray. Quick-chill
unii( without ch"n:
l5 to 20 minulc>. or l:
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iD center. T~rn m1xturc
whip w1th rotary he.
soften cream chr
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Fold in dlcerl ban:
1 auul mold or ind;
Chill until firm in
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30 to 60 minutes.
garnish with salad grr,
four to ~ix.
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Dcltrcry ~Hiilr
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caausins
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tbspl. gelatin
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cups rral mayonnaJ•P
. hard rookrrl ·~~·
cup• 2raled clvrldrr rr•
cuo chopped celery
I'P- .<oil
lb!P'· chopper\ ~rrrn r"
lb•P'· chopprrl ormirn!r.
lu•p!. \rrnon j11 icr
n ~~latin in colrl ll«trr
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. aise and m1x 1rrll. I
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Cream 2 lin• 39<
ltlu) .. ptr doz. 65<
Pot1ton, ptr sk. SU
Julct .. 3 tint 55·
Come. in to-day and see our fine collection of
smart and sturdy ploy shoes for children of all
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Mrs. Agnes Bawden and her sis·
tcr, ~!Iss Isabel Soper who apent
the past few months !n New Jer·
sey and Florida arril'ed back in
the city yesterday and are the
guests o! Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Soper,
. 18 Scott Street, for a few days be·
·fore they move to their summer
I hom_l:. at Topsail.
On their way
home they stayed over In Halifax
i for the convocation of Dalhousie
\University when ~Irs. Bowden's
.. son, Dr. Bruce Bowden received
hls degree u Doctor and Dental
Surgery. Dr. ·and Mrs. Bowden,
who plan to llve in St. John's are
due to arrive here early in June.
ages.
You hold the Aame hand. Your :
partner rebid5 to one no-trump. I
What do you do?
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CREPE-SOLE SAND.Ill
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SI .78 P'·
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Mrs. F. J. Lynch, Rennie's Mill
Road, arrived back in the city last
Thursday, after spending 1 hall·
day In Florida and three ll'ecks
with friends In Alabama.
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!.!Iss Kothleen Herring of Not·
tlngham, England, arrived by TCA
Friday for a month's vacation u
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Peet, 18 Penetangulshene, Portu·
gal Cove Road.
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SUMMERTiME IS
GENERAL ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR
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The NCO Wives Club wishes to
Invite all members who are lnteres,ted In playing 3oftball to meet
with Sports Chairman 1\!ary Jane
, Jones at Field No. 2 Thursday at
10 a.m., weother permitting,
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"LONG AFTER"
Lon11 after rainbows Jose ttlelr
~low .. 1 and Atars fall from the
blue ... It's· rtlen and only then·,
my dear ... thRt I'll Atop loving
you .... when ocean waves no
longer roll ... and bird~ hav~
ceased to fly ... only afler all of
t'hls ... will my lave ~tart to dlo
. . . I! suddenly the brilliant Bun
... would terminate Its light..,
my love for you would then
Rrow cold .... anrt fr&z of all fts
ml!iht. .. these things, of course,
will never be ... for everything
would end ... and 10 my love will
travel on ... the road without a
bend . :. . throughout the years 1'11
try t11 fill ... your ll!c with joy
and lAughter ... and when this
llfc on earth Is through... my
love will llvc, long alter.
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HONG KONG ,(A P ~Surg~ons
at a medical colleie In Pclplng
s~paratc~
Siamese
twins, 81
rears old, when one was dyinl or
pkg. . . . . .. . . 29·
Baby Food,
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let .. 2 tins 33
.... 3 for 34
lnshnl Puddings
pk;a. . . . . . .
35,
B•llud'1 Do; Food,
tins , . . . . . _. _. 29,
t Cldtr .. lf, All. 95
Onlont .. 2 lbs. 23
B1ktc! Beant,
.. . . 3 tins 46
Roar lnstanl
-... per bot. 49
Rlct
2 pkcs. 43
Chres~. per lb. 52
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HOME FROM HOLIDAY
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Cream Cntkers,
C1ndy .. p~r lb. 37•
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leather uppers and crepe rubber soles. Brown.
Sizes 4 to 6 ..................................................................... ..
GIVE GOLD STA
STAMPS."
Sizes 7 to lO ............... ~ ................................................................ .
Ev~ry Dollar Cour
Shop At
Sizes 11 to 1........................................................................ .
Tucker's
Supermarket
CHILDREN'S
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CANVAS OXFORDS
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G-E "Fros"t - Limit or"
automatic defrosting.
White, Blue, Brown.
TOWN S<
Sizes 4 to 2
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Full-Width Freezer.
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Redi-Cube Ice. Trays.
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Handy Star-a-Door
Shelves.
CHILDREN'S RED CANVAS OXFORDS
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Butter Compartment.
Sizes 4 to 2 . .. .. .. ... ... .. . .... . .. .. .. .. ... .... .. . ... . ....... .
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Vegetable Crisper Drawers.
CHILDREN'S CANVAS STRAP SHOES
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Chiller Tray.
e .Colour-Styled
Interior.
85c Pair
MANY MANY MODELS.
TO CHOSE FROM
-WITH OR WITHOUT
REVOLVING SHELF
JOHN. CLOUST.ON LTD.
172 DUCKWORTH ST.
DIAL 8-0341
SPECIAL
A Eu!s Fowl
lb. . . . . • .. 59
Btl~>gn1, ptr lb. 29
lu .. 2 doz. '18
Sud Pohtotl
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rook
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a few i
::- 1, '"''~~ ·, r••,·ipr• hr· ,Jirr, l1•r g~rni>h. ,\del d10pprd I
-nrlunrd rhrr;r. r~~' 111t hchrrsr, rrlcry, salt.
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~!r. Sirlney son Keith 6pent the week-flld at
Soper traveUing represcnlntil'e: their summer residence on Portufor the Swift Canadian Company gal Co1·c Road.
who was here on a busineJs trip,
returned to St. John's last Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Em Nosewmitly
afternoon.
l'isited the Capital wt week-end.
cooke~ r.~~s. rrsrrl'ln~
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How·
lnok
to
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pepper.
pimienlo
and
lemon
ard
Dyer
and
William
J.
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.,. I.--;: ... rl 0clat 1o , water. Cit ill until firm or o1·er-: lend a state convention. The con·
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~arnish with salad greem, i l ommcnc1ng tomorrow Thursday,
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radish roses, nnd/or carrot curl~.! It will conclude on Saturday, ~!a)'
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dutie• at Pepperrell, A.F.B, on end at his home In St. John'a,
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Monday after spending an enjoy-able m:ation In the U.S.A.
1 Mrs. H. M. Slarel r.tantad
from a buslnesa trlp to· the ll'lt1
Const. William Earle of the Saturday afternoon. She wu Ntld. Constabulary ~nt the week· companied by her dauatt.er, lfn.
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end on the Island visiting bla Gordon Petcofi and Jnnd·IOB J8.
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Ea.rle,
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1 J-ounce pacbgc cream
Min Mu PiMent taad!er at ..
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Mr1.
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and
daugh,:I;(':
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ter Inez were In St. John'• Sat· end at St. John'•·
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BELL ISLAND-~!r. and ~~r~.
urday on a ~hopping trip.
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.lames L. Normore will be cele·
r' 1- 11 •, r• tr,;•·r·
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the_ 13th annlver~ary of
Mr1. R. E. Martin was 1 reeenl student at 1 mlinlall4 Coil• ,..
,, : ~"' l'ilill 1n 1 l'rrJm clwrtcnlll~ unt1l fluff~·. their w~dchng, on Friday, ~lay
turned home &aturd11 af.w l'isitor to the Capital.
frlr her .ummer ncatlo'll. a. II
, !~.-- 1 : rh:lll:~:n·' 1\'ork in rrc"m cheese until wrll 24th. They were m<~rrird at St.
: ,_,·: ,:r· M u11\il !Jicndl'rl. Add ;ugnr and cream I c~·p1·ir-n'~ Anglican Church by the
lirA. ~lax StAres made a bUA· the daughter cf Yr. aDd lira. . . .
r ,.. 11 1d~r- hu: until _,mouth and creamy. !leal in 1 very Rev. Dean N. S. Noel. Coniness trip to St. John'• la1t Sat· don Bennett, Church Road.
urday. Sh~ was accompanied by
T.:·n ml\11111' into r~~ )olk anti vanilla. Arld flour ~ratulatlons.
lin. 1011 SMppu4 1114 . .
hH d1ughter Elizabeth.
·: r•·: .ry hc.tlrr ar.cl bl0nd II' ell. Place dough in ·
----daughter went tc tile ~ ..,
'· ::•, ,,,.,.,n rh 1·r>r rookie pre.«. Pre>s out onto bak·\
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Mi51 Ida Winter who !1 br11k· urday 011 1 brill llullll• tdf.
r~·; :r d:rrrl hanana. Bake In a moderately-hot Ol'en I
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•. : ,..,: ,. ',I 0f inclil·itl 1350 dc~n·rs f) about ~~minute!.
end here visiting her motMr, !Ira. Cbarlie
tbe many Tilltors te the Ketz 51dl
Mn. Annlt Normore .
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BELL ISLAND-~!r.ny happy re·
Mr. Edward Kavanagh ~ turn~ 111 the lftt!'IMMnl •
.,'···:: ,. •h •..!ad ~rrrr• th~> drr'•i:t~ fnr <1 fruit 1<1lad:
turn~ of the day to MRrilyn !now
sentatlve of Ioland Sa.lea wu bert
Mlntt Enid :labb, JitMot1nt
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I r,\STEL FTll'IT DRESSING
who will be 12 years old May 23.
Monday doing btalneu.
Fillier
and Eileen AWDJ lltud.tllt
,:_:. ;;rr'f' '1/. \!'l 1.(1.\f'
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St. C~·prian's Church. 1\!ain Street. Bell hland which was opened for public worship·
Mrs. Robert D. P~pper travell~ nurse~ 11 the Ge11enl H~
1 :1-nuncr Jlill'k:t~r cre"m ehe1·~c I Congr~tul<~tlon~ Bnrl b~st wishes
'·• cup l'onncd plum. marasltino ito Mr~. Alexander Bennett who · in 1928. This beautiful edifice was built when the Reverend Isaac Parsons now city wards Saturday morning. She lepcn_t the week-tlld on the Ialud .
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visltmi their parent., Mr. aD4
nr "rrrt eltr:Ty juice
rrlehrat~~ her birthday on VIctoria
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living in retirement at TopsRil, C.B., was Rector of the parish. The present Rector returnee! thf ume day.
Mn. Eugene llabb, Mr. and 1lrJ,
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Reverend
Thomas
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who
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in
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1955.
Mn. Bert Stevena and daught~r Harold Fllller and Mr. and )(11,
1 In 2 l h .. p~. "~\IIUif
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~li~s
Dnphne
Slnne
crlrhr~·le!
~!ildred
were in St. John's over Samuel Atkins.
He succeeded R~\·erend T. F. Hone~·gold. now Rector of St. ivTichael's Parish in St.
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•, tsp papn~~
: hrr hlrthday ~lay 24th. Congratula·
the week-end on a routine •hopJohn's. St. Cyprians replaced the old St. BonifRce Church which was built around ping trip.
M~Jor Wallac1 Pike, S.A., mD.. ,. : ·,: ;·· rn rorrr~
c:r;ldti:tlil hral lrmnn juleP into lion'.
td over to St. John's yestudar
the turn of the century, and now used as a mortuar~· chapel.
,. 'c:''·' r:m:rtM
rhrr5r. 1111\111~ wrll. Aclcl rrmatnin~
--~-----.- - - - - . - - - - - . Mrs. Gran1•ille ~f~rtlh journeyed morning on 1 brief buslneu trip.
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1111 ~rrrlienl~ ;;nd brill with rotary
~!r.
George
Carhage,
~!r.
Cyril
Krnt.
Ltheral
committee
men,
Will
be
cityward~
Sulurday. Her 1011
;•.· ·:· ,.,lri 11;,\rr onrl 'bralrr 111\lil ,month :tnd well'
Mr. John Kennedy hu returned
~loakler. ~!r. Peter RosP, ~!r.' Great inlcN'>t i< being mam· mcct1ng ~!r. Fraser and
Mr. Grant accompanied her.
,,.. :;:r· :·no!. ;rid: h:rnrlcd. l'hill tltorou~hl~· hrforc ·
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Thomas
Lahey;
and
the
follo11ing
I rested by I he lbdy L1berals of Belli O'Driscoll on Saturday el'ening fori
. ;r.rl "·' .... ,~. lla·r -~c~v~n~. ~!Jke• "~-~~~~-- I
following 1 period of Indisposition,
~!r. and Mn. Hiram Bennett
other prominent citizens~ ~!r. Joe: Island, in the Ladies' L1bcral Rally an informal chat before proceeding
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! E o\ C I Coombs, ~!r. Thomas Kent, ~!r. to be held on Saturday afternoon, j to Lance Cove, where a Liberal mited the Capital over the week·
BELL ISLAND-~ r. · ·: ot· Alonw Parsons, ~!r. Em Luffman, 1at 2.30. al the "Country Cluh", mcetinJ: is being held at 7.~0 end.
Bell Island News eontlnued 1m
ton , exccul11'e direclor \\ abana ~!r. R. Costigan, ~lr. Tom Cobb,' formerly u>ed by ~!r. Max Hutch· p m. in the C. o£ E. School at that
whoof had
been attending
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Conven· ! ~!r. Hong Chang and ~Irs. Rhoda in"s,
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new
Anglicr.n High School at the _Bell Island page llaturday.
H~E NOTE
Brli Island stRrtcd last week and
good pro~rcss Is bring made. The
new school i~ situr.tcd in a cen·
ptr ctn. S2.95
tral \ocRli\1' ]11'1 o[f Church on the
Crra"' l tins 39c.
Bennett property. which has been
BELL ISLAND-Plana for the
lrl•s.l P" doz. 65c.
purcha~rrl h;· the School Board. It bowling dinner to be held on Jun•
~Ill loti, ptr ~~. S2.15
i~ to bP a three ~lore;· building 171h are now ~lng made.
lulu l tins 55c.
i 117 fer! long Rnd ~8 wldr.
On Wednesday May 22, all tRmea
· Tht contr~cton arP ~!<1rk Go~se In th~ Ladles Ualf\le will have
Rnd Son. and It I~ hoped that th~ been finished. It !J hoped to hll'e
.. 41c.
school will be completed by Sep- the flnt games In the play-offs
Crack1r1,
tember.
Wednesday, May 29th.
prr lb. 37c.
LRiely we have had mAny teen·
.. 61c.
aged bowleu at the alleys. We are
plcR!ed wit hthia, u they 1eem l'ery
29c.
Interested and will make the bowlera In the years to come. The alleys
will close on May 3ht for the summer months, and will re-open in
BELL ISLAND-The Young Pea· Semptember.
1pic'~ Union of the United Church
I on Bell Island, hal'e hcen sponsorIn~ lire-side hours during the winter and spring In the Lecture Hall
o rthr church. These fire side houn
The regular meetlnl of the
were held Hrry sPconcl Sunday fol· United Home and School Auocla·
· loll'ing thr Pvenlng srrl'icr, a~cl, atlon will take place on· Tuesday,
'much splritunl hlessin~ wns de· i ~lay 28th. at 8 p.m. The guest
'rilrci h~· all w\10 attended. The, ~peaker will be Mr. J. W. Case,
l~;t in this srrir• wn~ held on AS>!stRnt Superintendent of EduSunclay 1•vrnin~. ~by 19. Follow· cation of the United Church in
\In~ wn.1 lhr ordrr of service: i'iew!oundland.
-------Theme. Son~ "Sweet Hour of
Prayer", Hymn ~o. "Toke time to
BELL ISLAND-Brigadier T. E.
br Holy'', Reading by ~Irs, N. B. and Mr~. Jennln11 who were for
Hodder, "Twa!' a sheep", Group the Mth annlvers&ry 1ervlce1 of
~lnglnR. "~lnety and Nine", ~Irs. the local Corps of the Salvation
Kin~. ~Irs. F. Penn;·. ~Irs. \\'. Par· Armv returned to St. John'• Man·
1ons and ~Irs. Gus EveleiRh. Read- day 'morning.
lng ''The brautlful life", Miss
-----Bartlett. Duct, "Somehod>·", Mr~.
~IV~ GOLO STAR
Woodrow C'a>r :tnd ~!iss Carol
IT AMPS."
L~Drew. Rradin~. "In ;·our lace",
i ~Irs. Gus El'elei~h. Duel. "\\'hisCounl
BELL ISLAND - On Saturday
. prring Hope", ~!iss S<1ndra ;';or·
, more and ~!rs. Hodder. Reading,. "rternoon, Mr. Hubert Kelly, of·
~ "1 met God In the ~lorning", ~Irs.: ficial agent for ~!r. Allan Fraser,
·Woodrow Case. Group ~incin~.' visited the -!~land for the purpose
Y.I'.A. mrmher~. "He Leadeth c! •l·itnes.,!ng the signatures of
, \!e." Reading hi' ~li!! Elilllbeth Bell Island citizens, who entered
I Andrews. Clo1lni hymn 2i0,· "Ju~t their names In !upport o! Mr.
As ! Am". "Child'! Even in~ Pray- FrHsrr's nomination .
. er". ~li<1 n. CIMke. SinGing h)· The sign~turcs of the !ollowin~
Mi~ 1 ~largRrN 'licholl. Pantom1ne nominator~ were v•itnessed by ~!r.
FOR.
by ~tis! Gloria Eveleigh •'Tiil<e ~ly Krll;· at the Liberal committee
: Li!r". Closing h;·mn. "I Am Thine roo!lls:
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Oh Lord". Closln~ rrmRrks by ~lr. \ ~layor Dr. \\ ·. T~mplemRn, Dep:Jacob A. Harris. PrR1rr and IJenc· uty Mayor Br1an Murphy, ~lr.
TOWN SQ.
I diction Rev. N. B. ~iodder, theme~- Reuhen Rees, prominent labor
I song. ·
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leader; the followlnll business men,
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Legion Bowling
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a~d
Sponsoring
Fireside Hours
to follo-w!
Gues't Speaker
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51 78 pr.
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More Canadian air travellers ~to enjoy Viscount luxury
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_ •• , ~ more Vlscotmts wlil hr nrld~d m the n~xt
few months . , . 2:2 more will be in sm·ice by the
summer of 1958. More and more passengers will. be ablr to enjoy the
unmatched smoothnes~ of turbine-powered Right. l\!ore and more centres
will be sen-ed. \Vhen TCA ordered iUi fleet of Viscounts, the prop-jet was
unknown in North American skies, Other leading airlines continued to
buy conventional aircraft.
TCA planners were confident that the Viscount would glve outstanding
sen·ice. They w~re right. What. could not be foreseen, howe"\"er, 'In! that
the Viscount in a few months would so completely captint.e the air
trarelling public 1 The expanding Viscount fleet is hut one phue of TCA'I
planning for the jet age. A Reel of 20 Vanguards- prop-jet aircraft mtml
than twice the size of the Viscount - is to be in aemce by 1961.
Another fleet of giant DC-8 jetliners will operate on TCA's traniKO!ltinental
and trans-Atlantic routes 1 cutting present fiyil)g times by almost half. The
same creative planning that brought prop-jet Hying to North America
will bring still greater advanWJ in convenient air travel in the future.
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V:hs' po1 celain glow!
enrlnu. Now dollvorloo wilt
brlnr lhe TCA Vlocounl noot up
to &l·lhlrd larrut In 11::.0 world.
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vancement at the Royal B~nk. Our
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freight for Twilhngate, LaSc:c,
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PIPELINE SECTIONS FROM U.K.
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Canada's Largest Bank
St. John's Bronch (226 Water) ........................ KEITH A. CLARKE, Mcr.cgtr
Freshwater end LeMarchant Bronch ............................ A. MOORE, Manager
West End Branch ........................................... M. F. CHANNING, Manager
is the most importa
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is the only restrai
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foldru, src your orarrst J·M dealer, J·M-Apprpvrd
Homr lnsulatiol ConlraCIOr, or write Canadian
Jobns-!llanviUe, Port Credit, On1ario.
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. DIAL 8-0161
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Consult ua regardlns your travel problems.
.~t Cannda Life we realii<d long ago that • tr.ln
lik., to be able to give hil childrrn •ornr of th1
nice thinga in life now •.. even ~-hilr s!ru;-gll"g
to oave for thrir luture.
So ll'e\e devisrd some rC<~sonable plano thol gi1r )·OU
more monry lo •pend a• you go along ...
while you still buy immediatr.protttlioo And a
1(\tarant~ income in latrr iile. And at olo•cr ro>l
than through any othrr mrtbod!
Wr know you'U Sod it ..-ortb tookioj; ir.to.
And any Canada Lifr man·will br plwe<i
to e1plain the details. ·
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are chosen for their ability
to understand today'•
changing probletlll. Tbey'ro
highly trained in aU pb"-'eo
ol Life ln!urance ...
backed bv more okilled and
belpfuf aervices tb!UI you
CHESTER DAW·E, LIMITED
Air Passages arranged by B.O A.C. - K.L.M - Pan American
Airway a -Scandinavian and connectlni, Airlines.
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to commence :
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For day in, day out HOME COMFORT
Year' in, year out FUEl SAVINGS
STEAMSIIIPS LTD.
M.V. Perth loading at Montreal
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C Oil Ldo
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BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING
ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND
D. W. MACPHERSON, C,L.U, Manager
TERRA NOVA
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News From Bell Island
)ECTION II
THE DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1957
TJ passing Of
[
Bush Fire
N.S.
rough!)' eighteen square miles and of ten electrlcally·powered and co·
o
harmoniou~. After a life·lime of Denio residing at Cqbalt; two sis· Truro,
John Dicfenbakcr - Afternoon
the clllb are as high BS two hun· ordlnatcd conveyor bclts'havlng 8
lC
falth!ul service, he was retired on ters, l\lrs. Cathe_rine Dobbin, Bell appearances at Penticton, AgasBELL ISLAND-A bush fire
clrcd and sevcnty·flve feet. Mo~t of total length of 11,5~5 leet.
pensiOn m 1954. W1th his passing Island, and Mrs. Frances Cump- siz, Mi'ssion, Chilliwack and Ab·
broke out at the East End of hte
the production tonnage comes from I
another top fli~ht miner has now bell, fiydney, N.S.
botsford, B.C., and nicht meeting Island ..round 2 o'clock Saturda,
points more than 1,6{)0 feet below
At the surface, after being crush.'
been adeled to the list of
The funeral took place !rom
Victoria.
afternoon. The Dominion Fir1
the bottom of the sea nnd RS much I ed to required alze and put
DOSOCO's deceased but not for· his late residence Monday morn· in ~!.
J. Caldwell-Night meeting Brigade responded and took about
as three miles from the shore of through the concentrator, the ore
"
. . . - .gotten miners.
.,
ing by motor hearse to the Church !n Vancouver.
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Is moved a distance of I 7 miles by
All 'a lees teach that death. Is
A k' dl f . 1
[ th
I
It
C
.
lour hours to quench the blaze.
tl
t I t th . a hooded Trans-Island ,belt con· but the mystic door wbcrethro'
·m y, nencl Y man
nab· a
e . mmacu a e
oncepllon
th Is. an .
Solon Low-At Grande Prairie, Consilcrable timber was destroy·
,, mmg opera ons s ar a . e ,
.
glolts life forever more we long crt; wr..s well liked by all who where mass of Requiem was cclc·
---;.. .'JIIP/'1.\'G
working face, where holes nrc drill· \Cyor a~d d~poslted in huge pock· to reach"
knew him, and to the scores who brated by the nev. Fr. J. W. Me· Alta., in own e<>nstituency of Peace ed before the fire was extinzuilh·
cd,
;.~15!1.'/il:ll
~d for explosives used to blas~ the ets at I e P ers. Two tunnels be· '
·
hud the prlv!lcge of knowing him Gcttigari, P.P. The funeral ;;r· niver.
· ··
ron ore from the solid. A smgle neath this storage pockets lead to
Friends
and
acquaintances lnllmately IllS death 1s really a rangemenls was under the d1rec·
\'~ ,,,~1 ol 2,. 1charge in multiple holes, w!ll blow f nn\'fY 0~ s 11hlch move the ~r~ to throughout th~ length and breadth personal loss and our memories lion of R~deout's Funeral Home.
· 1 ·• ·n <•r<' err ~hlp- 1down as much as 300 tons of ore.
lC 08 ng pier. These come) ors of the Is!ahd were \'Cry so·ry to of !urn 11 Ill always bring back A dcputatwn from the K. of C.
11
., · ,, ~Jh•~<ll.if.'. Do· 1 In the aln nnys, all ore was load· ~'n octuall)' load a 10,000 ton sh1p lc~.rn of the death of a highly pleasant associations ;.nd kind acted as pall·bcarerf and were as I
··:' 0·r t..mttrd to cd by hand Into mine cars ~~ less m 94 minutes.
re>pectcd resident In the person I thoughts, "?d hi; passln? will be Ifollows-Bra> .. P. Miller, F. Pen·
HOLIDAYS
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than 2·ton capacity and
of.l Wabana, Bell Island, Newfound· ol j!r. James Roberts, 11110 pn;s·
b> countless fncncls, ac· dergast, .s.
M. nc1d, M.
· • : : Prt' .h rptn: 1n, these cars rope·haulcd by cngmes land is located some
Cole an;_ T. Braz!ll. Bro. Wm. J. 1
ARE COMING
400 sen miles 1crt away at his home, Down Street, quam lances and plant assoccatcs.
1
,·c
on :\ell·, to the surface. Now se\'crnl types from S)·dncy, Nova Scotia where Wabnna, Bell Island early Satur· A dev,aut
he was never Kent ...nd Kn1ght \las the un·!
so
, ,, ,J n,l
1of mechanical loading n:achlncs arc Do>co's basic steel produc!n fn· day morning May 18th., following absent from lm church and his dertakcr. A guard of Honour from 1
· •.. 1o!3 1h1•
used to qUickly and dllclently load c!lltles are located and opec t d n
stroke wl11Ch he suf· fam1!Iar lace 11'111 be sadly miSSed the Flrc Bn.gade hr.adcd the fun·
BUY A
1hr
the ore, the t)·pe depending upon by nnoth1lr subsldtan· D
fercd on the lOth of
from h1s accustomed place in the era! proccsswn and were
\:'r· .• r.d.r.<tcd by the hcicht of particular scam and Iron and Steel Limited.
Born at Fortune Harbour 72
cd1licc on the hill·side.
Harold Fclher,
HOLIDAY CAMERA
1
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propor· 1'ork1ng cond1tlons.
approximately I,OOO miles from ;J·cars ago, he was the son of the l!e
a mcrr:bcr of Co.nccptlon
0Gordon Bennett,
for only 3.90
...
Shuttle cars are used to mo1c ports In the United Kincclom anclllatc Luke and Johanna nobcrts.
K. of C., a long-llme
and
1
" enne 'I· n ermen
i •.'c;' .... ,.
the ore from the face to I he load·, Europe and only 1 OOO miles from, Coming to the Island approxi· man \l'llh the Dominion Volunteer
was lll
·:·. 1 ,rr
ing ramp, where 5-ton cars ore the Eastern United States seaho:orrl. I mntcly half n century ago, he Flrc
He was mr.de an the R. C. Cemetery .
From
. ·.. ,. h•:n , h', r••rt of I mane up Into trains which nrc I Dommlon Wnbana Ore Limited' entered the employ ol the Domin· I h.onourar) member loltowmg re· "Life's race well run
.-.-(d .r. .RR~ anrl hauled through the working to a is therefore necessary to Dosco's 1011 CompNl)', many years a[ I tlrement age. Dunng h1s act1ve . , · 11
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cnd< .1. a total I central gathering station under· claim that, of all
in wltich he was attached to the As· o;sowtwn
the
· he tl;c.s
done,
, :· rJct htrn ,l\lP·Iground. The ore
dumped byiCanada, the Dominion Steel and sny clcpFtmentwhcrc he held
;cars Lchranon,
. ·.:1· ,,: :l•r "''rld.l t1pple o1·er a scalping screen anrl Coal Corporation Is the onlv une ,tmpo~tant pos!t1on of nock Inspec· d1uttcs
of
\llllr~
he attended I~ m
·
1
. c: ,:rc. ·•:r •cnt. to alter primary crushing stars mov· whose end products In liii;,iJed tor, he was a mo;t competent and I
most coultcous and cll!Clcnt
p .
. .
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AND YOU'LL HAVE A GOOD TIME
: ... :. •'i'•'rJ\iOilS ing towards the surface. The ore Isteel arc produced from raw ma.l
.employee and lm rclr·l!On· m,.nnrr. .
. .
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r.me Mmcstcr St.
aurcnt.. .- •. : , , 111 !Bn5 fnl·l :ravels to the surface on the lone· tcrlals whollv of Canadian origin ship w1th co·worhrs was
always . He lca1rs to mourn 1115 w1fc, t\l.o ·Leaves Quebec City for afternoon I
...
I -t lo
eonl'evor srstcm in the • d
•.
· - - --· ·- - - ---- ···· - .... -- sons, James and Th01r.as, t110 nppe:1rances in Camp,hclltun, :-.·ew·
.
;,llc~.Mii ton.,· ~~~rl~ r,~hich c~nslsi~ of 8 series\ a~ . n1s~ ~ \'I tat1 hnk ln. Dos~o\, operations in fil'c Canadian Pro\'· daughters, ~!ary and Anne ~!arie, castle and Moncton, N.ll., and Am.,
,; ,,;A;j
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c :lm o Impor nnt anrl 111trgratcct :nee>.
'tll'o brothers, Luke, Bell Island; hcrst, ~.S .. ar.d night mectin~ in'
;11 ;~-~ ilR~ 10111
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.. : h 1 rJr;~city of
a BAT WIDTH IOV, .. BBT (front
plus back). Six adults can sit back
without touching. And there's headroom for a high hat with inches to
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.,,htrh ;tee\ is
. 1 : :~. :urr. play! an
· :. , ::. pJ: m<1<lr of \il'·
·, .·., r~<c~t!al to in·
~:·.;."''-'·1 ~r[cnrr. be·
.:;::.~ :• :~r ,>nly rc;traint
. ~ ~~·~.:<~ . rnrmlr5 un·
sparej
:. :: 1 ,
'\cr.og«
'o\onogtr
.\anagtr
TOOTON'S
t~e Nlo~\~~c~~ r~~t~:
, ..., .n temperature!
.• : :::-. :~,· 't'ar around
· •· ::1 ccrj11ion o[ the
~ t"":.•. -:rr.: lor market·
: 1:: ;:.•cr•smg. Some
~: o:t c:r.-! n rrl by DoL:::I 0:r L:mtted and
·.:1 ·.:;: ~·:·J•·rity work
•;:~~:.:< orc"liOn!, the
~:• ··: ~r.a•·J•I ~nd lhe
...; .• rr;•onably com·
more cramped, this yenr 'The Big M
is actually Digger than ever I
rieposlt
ol hnh in lhe
t :~.t ha:n :n
1
ham
1:: r0~·r~urntly many
:;:;en ~rparatcd from
r! ::r ocnn by more
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Mercury' a competitol'S are smaller nnd
NOW
,,:t:• ::0n o:t
1 H:.r<
NOW t7Y,
room, more comfort than you ever
dreamed possible in a popuiElrpriced car,
IHL
r;mltd lor Dosco by
ltim Ore Limited ue
t•br:llrint iron ore
•o:ld . .\II o! the prot.t:ow the bottom
l!'.:~cd [rom Bell I!~ Cor.ccplion Bay on
. cmt cl :>." ew!ound·
. ~•u•e ol its height
t!e l!lmd mea!ures
........
f
ENCED SHIP
. REQUIRED
IUSONAL WORK
mroximately four/
ll'.d lnl'o!ve the
II! LCT 8, L.C.1\L'a,
!.t.1tl in shlp-tO·!hore
Hud1on Bay al'ta.
:o rommence late
must
:-..a.n
he
.q;
MB .. CU ..V MONTB .. KV P'HABTON COUP'B
be
s~.o~ n !or uch
. :~~ludr lampcnsa·
:- !l'.e::':r.r 11orkzd In
- 1Y a:r a
hpen~rs to the
•::.;hrmrn: will be
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:o :~~ i':lrt of tn·
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THE BIG MERCURY- ACCLAIMED "1957's MOST BEAUTIFUL CAR
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During the months of March and April, more Canadians moved to
The Big Mercury than ,during any other 2 month period in
Mercury's history.
And for good reasons. The Big Mercury is unsurpassed in size,
weight anc! power in ita field. Truly the big buy in every way. See
for yourself Mercury's features are straight out of tomorrow, for
you today. The Big Mercury for 1957 offers Fwating Ride-t~e
~~ISlSISOO-Fir11 or
1
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r:~
,..BT LONG I With a 9-foot
paasenger compartment, and more leg
\latt' Ccrtlli·
~: :~ Glin, or Home
··•·~~~ l\~~ricnl't In
ta·~r ·
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.,, n<n1!tn~
prclcr·
Drq 13 .
•· . ~'l0·~15().S52S.S500
r "·~·~ Engineer's Cer·
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~13••l'r~t: n.0 .T . 14 .
,, . "'1ll0-\1!nimum
.. I. I d·~·
· " experience.
,,: ., a1 deckhand
1
- · .. 1 dutlcl. Code:
Forms R\'allable
or Transport
-.lt· ~·a"rcnce Ship
r)n ..rral: \'atlonal
fr:rcl; or District
at:
I· . cl
\'Od
. Halil
, ,Ch ar I atte·
~J~hea~. ~.s., Saint
0 c. P.Q.. &lrel
r.t., Parry Sound:
Ont.
- Closing date
nto be sent, quot·
'um~r. to: The
~~~lnlstratlon and
llient of Tran11-
greatest team of bump-smothering features in the auromotive
industry. And The Big Mercury has Dream-Car Design-the
clean, crisp styling that, auto show after auto show throughout
North America, has branded Mercury as 1957's most beautiful
cnr-the "best looking" car in any price class!
Go for a demonstration drive· in The Big M-and detide by the
ride-at your Mercury dealer's today 1
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MERCURY for'57
with
DREAM-CAR. DESIGN
bl!lll,.
BIG M
SALES SKYROCKET!
APRil SAlES UP
11.6% OVER
ANY PREVIOUS MONTH
IN MERCURY HISTORY
Here's positive proof that the Big M
is the biggest value o£ the year I
caSE£
STEER ad
STOP SAFELY
CHECK YOUR CAR •• , CHECK ACCiDENTS
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CORNER OF BLACKMA~SH ROAD AND BENNNEH·AVENUE
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WEDNESDAY, May U
7.30--CBC News
T.»--Top ol the Mornlnl.
1.00--CBC News and Weather.
U~Jillsical
ClDClc.
1.00-Mornlnl DcvotlonL
U!I-Prazram Preview,
' 1.20--0rpn Stylings.
t~Reeorda at Random.
· 10.00-Cre.am o[ the West.
10.1~Hit of the Da7.
lO.l~lril Power.
10.15--CBC News.
· lO~HoruiD.I Muaicale.
10.4&--The Unexpected.
11.00-BBC Varlet)',
lUG-School Broadeart.
. I~ .6--Pande ol St.l!'l.
12.00-Annoancen Cbolee.
12.111-Dinner Bell Breakdown.
1130--Farm BroadcasL
- 11~1c1 Day Serenac!L
1.00-Doylt Bulletin.
UO-Laun Limited.
~BC Newa and Weather.
Le-Muakal Programme.
2.00-Worda with Muale.
2.30-1\!uslcal Program.
ae-The Happy Gan1.
1.1:1--Tile Wa1 011 the Lord.
~BC News.
1.3S--Trana Canal!& MaUcH.
'-30--CBC News.
US-Timely Tuntt.
4.0--Chllclren'• Storr.
S.1~Musle ol tile West.
5JG-Fiaberlel BroadeasL
!I.e-Kindergarten of tile Alr.
t!.OO-Intermeuo.
&.~Program Pre1iew.
8.30--Supper Guest.
1!.4~Muslcal Program.
7.00-CBC News nnd \Veatber.
'1.15--Sive the Forest•.
7.30--Topa Today.
'1.U-Doyle Bulletin.
II.U-Domlnlon Drama Featlval.
ll.l~A Vlctortan Bouquet.
11.30--CBC National News, Newa
Roundup and News Talk.
---.
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T~night
CJON-TV
WEDNESDAY, May 2Z
Uo-oprn 'Rouse.
5.01-BawdJ Daad7.
5.30-Rin Tin Tin.
8.00-Ranch Time.
U~anleade.
1.00--Tena Ransert.
'U~Tbe
Early Show.
II.OG-Mark Saber.
I.J~it Pande.
MO-K.raft The.tre.
10.00--CBC Follo,
ll.OG-Newr.
llJO-Late Show.
p!De
, !KI oakl trom
liUltII'OW
lllntentlc.
14 Reltlrlte
:1.00--Clsco Kld.
!!.SO-Melody Man.
a.o~Melody Man.
. Football I,eague
st. Joh~:ident anrl a new
ne" PI~ two !ormet mem·
wh e tlve were return·
e execu
1957 executive will
!he wne well knoWII
B:ho .'hR~ replacerl
t the helm while
colrH ~·on out over J. V
SqUti'Uthc position of 5ec
tor . r's vice president
LJ!l l 1e~nc ~nd tre~!Urer
t. M~tt were voted bed
sartlc
mcclinll and thr
. · f the 1956 award•
, . ~he studios o£ lhr
tn oadcastin:i Compan~
B~ large3 t eroWd5 cre1
o! 1~eeting of the leRgur
~ 1 hear th rcporl5 o
0
and nominate of
rear
h ensuing year.
1 e idcnt Ralph Colye1
P~e.l gathering and gal'!
:r~e of the p::.st year'
ou 1 orts showed th~
:S~~ was not financia!
as other yearl bu
ue to the very inclemen
rl51 John's suffered _Ia~
Th season went tnl•
:hen several lmpor!L-~
laved but the colt
were P •
£ f
kEpt hundreds o
an
would have attended th•
weatherman had bee:
ative.
the election of offi(
tion of the lean
awards took plar
president Ralph Co
on Hen. President. ''
, llr. James. D. H1ggm•
presentat10ns.
in the presentatio
11vards for the player
the Most Valuable Playr
Senior and Junior League•
announced that th
picked to choose th
these awards name
of the Fcildiam a
Player in tr
on with Joe Brown
being named the ~lo;
in the Junior D
1rere presented wit
awards.
took the chair t
election of officer
all faur offices con
10~Newa.
IReq\l!nl
T-ot
28 Cl*
a niWI\
40 Prunes.
11
tre.
OS.. nJt•
M !!lblleal tree 43 Japanese
U Most trees are cutuata
of leavu 48 C!Wlc:t~
In winter
.a Hlllh prltlt
S5 Hulen
4i Unit at
17 Replace
reluctance
wlndow Jim !I Drun'kard
II Malt bee
52 OfbboD
f~rrn)
vous
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WED~ESDAY,
(canb.
May %%
11.00-NaUonal Anthem and ~liD
On.
6.0:1---Sundlal.
6.30-World Newa and Weather.
8.00--Brcakfast Club.
8.30--Mnke up Your Mind.
8.4:1---Rex Koury.
9.00--lt Happened Lui Night.
10.00--Coliee Time.
11.00--Turn Back the Clock.
11.2:1----Sports Detective.
11.30--Peppcrrell Juke Club.
12.10--News and D.B.
12.3{}.-.Hl!lbllly ~!at!nce.
1.00--Rehinrt the Story.
1.1:1---0ne Man's Family.
1.3{}.-.~lusical Erpres.1.
1.4:1---Amerlcan ~!usic Hall. ·
2.00-VOUS Music Room.
3.00--Sporu P11ge.
3.1~~!arch o£ Events.
3 3{}-Ba5eball.
!!.30--Puhe,
8.00-Sport5 Today.
8.1!>--The ~ew Yorkers.
8,3{}-21st. Precinct.
9.00-Groucho ~larx.
9.3{}.-.RC(:ollections at Thirty.
10.0{}.-.Final Editioln.
10.3{}.-.Fred Robbin5 Show.
11.00-~!uslc 'Til Midnight.
18 Father
39 Rlver'l.Jlet
41Bom
ol3 Blunder
44 Sea (Fr.)
45 Golf teaehe.r
41 Bullfiahter
BO BodY of I.&Dd
U ADaiDter
B' BeWiiled
&5l~rm
&e En\phti!J
DOWN
1 CUJhlona
2Goddeaaaf
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2.30-Newa, Ma~n.
li.OO-Newl, HOUJewlm Clu\.
4.oo-Gen. ProTlaela.l NewL
4.01--Culno.
WEDNESDAY, May n
4.:!0--NewJ. Ranch Party.
1.36-Bob Lell1a Show.
!1.00--~ews, The RC(:ord Shop.
8.30-Nfld. Newa
6.00-News and Weather.
IU~News and Wealher Foret!.U:I-Bulletln Board.
cast.
UO-Natlonal Newa.
'1.00-News and Sports.
11.15--Sporta Parade.
8.00-Nfld. Newa.
~Provincial New..
a.o~ProvlneW Weatl!.er.
I.:U-Tbe
Mone1 Tree.
8.1 :1----Shlpplnl Report.
7.01--Right to Happlneu.
8.20--The Bob IAwi! Show.
7.1~Program Report.
d.~Kiddlea corner.
1!.00--Newa. Casino.
UD-Nn~. Nel'l'l.
UO-Newa. Doub1t Teatura.
11.3~The Bpb IAwil Show.
11.4:1---News.
U~Mornllll Mprry.Qo Rou4.
10.00--News.
9,00-Provlnclal Newt.
10.01-The Fat Man.
9.0~Duke Box Review.
10.3{}.-.~ewa ln a Minu~.
9.30-News.
10.31-Smilln' Ed, McConnell.
9.31-Duke Box Re\1ew.
l0.4~Natlonal Newa.
9.4~~orlel McKay.
11.01--Sporta.
10.00--Martln'a Corner.
11.10--Houscparty, News.
10.l~Ma Pepper.
1.00-Queen and Sign Oli.
10.30--News.
10.3{}.-News.
10.31--Wilo Am 1?
10.40--.Juke Box Review.
10.4~Eleven f_or the Mone7.
IO.~uke Box Review.
ll.ol-Tile Story of Jana
Annltage.
1U1-Cu1no.
12.01--Topa Today and Yesterd17.
1.00-Local and National Nnro.
1.1111--Wuthu rorecut.
CJON
ICE CRE.AM
MITCHU~l
11.00--S porte art.
11.10-Foreeut.
ll.l~Evenlng Theatre.
11.4~lub ".590."
12.00-Newe.
12.05--Ciub 590.
12.3B-.NeW1.
UlO-Closedown.
&AIId
Collftdera lion
IWIS (Cllmb.
'term)
1830 (J'r,)
17 Symboll tor tUnclose
(poet.)
1t&Mum
18 AIIIUc name 10 IAuer
20 Lllilt lmoclc 11 Brnillan
aeap<lrt
21 Dawn 1oddeu
23 ThUI (La till) 12 Pace
18 Three•totiS
UDelawart
(lb.)
sloths
·:~ Nept!va
22 Sluttlsn
pteAX
24 De~tTade
rr Crattllll'
29 IApl polnl
31 Shade trH
12 PeriOd of
Uml'
23 View
U Indians uaed
thlr t:H tor
canoes
18 Made from •
tree
WITH ROBERT
ll.l~portacut.
U~News.
3 Eritilh
admiral.
hero of
Tra!ali!lr
4PronOUII
15~Va
"FOREIGN INTRIGUE"
10.00-Musle.
10.30-Qrgr.n Enchorea.
Trees
I IAw·lfOwlnl
To-day
,
8.20--Melody Man.
II.U-News.
7.00--Rlllnbow Riddle.
7.10-Your Car Councillor.
7.1~Dark God.
7.30-Barialn Hour.
8.00--Top Tunea ol the Day.
P.OO-Tbe Home Hour.
Anawer to Prnlaua Punl•
ACBOSS
Capitol
·
Chemical Control
For Wild Oats
Now Playing
seball
AT A GLANCE
Ltague:
nd B, Boston 2.
J, 1'\ew York !.
Ltaque:
6, Cincinnati I.
4, :\m York 3.
Stratford Shakespearean
l.l~NIWL
~Edltorhl
Comm11L
1.0-Sporll Review.
L0-Art Baku'a Nottbook.
2.00-NewL
2.00-Nevu !At M• Lon YDQ.
U&-Thla Man'a FamllJ.
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a four·error inni1
Carra~quel's
grar
into an B<! 1 icto
Boston Red S1
the sel'en-hit pilr
\\'l'nn.
n \\'l'nn who drol't
fir,i t1i·o run.<, w
a 1·1 duel with you1
when the Red S·
crumbled in the si~th in
Rilly !\!~"'· rlemnl
to sel'enlh in the h;
for the !!arne bec~u
;lummeting .181 al'era~
lragic figure in the R
seventh in t
H~ committed three br
the !exth.
bottom of the sixth, Klo
and left tile ~ame.
1'S. NEW YORK
YORK {AP)-Billv Pier
I four-hitter and drol'e
th~e runs in I
esday night :is t
White Sox gain
l'iclory of the sea>
York Yankees. 3-1.
lehhander lreaied
.
to a dazzling
he struck out seven
lng world champir
but one. that int
. record his sixth
1 two defe:Jts
mixing a puuli~g cu1
masterfully control
ll'tlh his fast ball
last 16 batters he f;c
Yankee hit was Elsl
seeond inning doublr
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EVENING I!IBOWS-7 P.M.--9 P.M.
MATINEE: Z P.M.
TIMES OP SHOWS.
E\'ENING
"WALliNG MY BABY ·BACK HOME"
7 O'CLOCK--9.55. ''TUMBI.EWEED"...:.S.35.
ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT,
EVENING-ADULTS . , ..... 75c.
MATINEE 2 P.M.
WATJNEES-ADULTS .. : .... nc.
CHILDREN ...•.. !k
CHILDREN ....... Zk.
NEXT ATTRACTION
LAST TIMES TO-DAY
rOM EWF.LT.....JA YNE MANSFIELD ID "TRE GIRL CAS'T
RF.l.P IT''-I.AU(;RS-CO~ED'\'-C!NE~IASCOPE.
'THE NIGHf HOLDS TERROR'
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TIM£:5 OF ~HOWS
EVENING SHOWS: 7 P.l\l.-1-9 P.M.
~IATINEE-Z
P:M:
ADMISSION PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT,
~VENING-ADtLTS .. , .... 7~c.
CDILDREN ... ,, . ·.35e.
CHILDREN .. , .... !5e.
MATINEES-ADULTS .. , ... 50c.
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MAt'llEf.\' O'IIARA--JOR:\' FORSYTHE In "EVF.RYTHI\'G .
Rl:T THE Tl\l'TH";'il:SPE:\'SE-THRII.l.S-COI.OR.
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S. .F'. Wakel
was chairn:
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 22, 1957
MEETING:
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e New
President;
Awards ·Presented
J'ool~>ll l.r!~Ut 1 pelrd for with thr exception of
1 '"" 1 nr"' that of trea~urer for which Mr.
•' ;--r·· .rr formrr mrm- IIeber BRrllett wrnlin unoppo!ed.
8r 1"' ~ rr• rrtllm- For the ofllce o! Pruldent thru
,,1'('\lli"
contestee! the ser.t--J. V. Rabbitta,
will .tim Browne and Bren Curtb-wlth
, ,,.11 knnwn Rrowne winning the vote. ~·or the
•:~r h•• rrrl~rrrl ; ol!!ce of VIce PrP~Idenl the office
: hr hrlm whtlr 'II'R~ cnnte~trd
by Bren Curti!,
1
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, 111 0 ,rr .1. \'. MArlin Malone, Andy Joy and Ed. · -r•
~f <rr· : ~ar Squirr~. with Malone being
1
: 1 .,~, 111 , prr•idrnt rc·rlcctrrl to ol!ire. The office of
,: ·.
.r~ 1rr~.•urrr ~crrrtary 11·a~ cohtested by Edgar
1 ':!•.'r:rrr 1olrd hr.ck Squire~ ancl Mike Ward with
:.- r 1
:Squires being rlected. Heber Bart,
. 1r. ,nrl thr .lett 11'1\.~ rc·electcd to the office of
;ol ,~r<'·
•\r •1~.ifo ~II'Hds · trca,urer unopposc d.
.• ~; '.:ud~<•' or thr
Following the election Mr. J. D.
· :_~·.' .:~r.: ('olnp•n)'; Higgln~ proposetl that Mr. J. V.
0 .. : W"l* rl'rr Rabbltts be made an Honorary
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· ..• - ,.j :hr lr•~ur: Vice President ol the League and
···- :h rrporl! of , thi~ 11'&3 aupporte d by Hon. Pr ea-l
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, .• · .. nom111.11e of- 1dent Jos. F. Healey. The meeting
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carr Ie d I he proposa.I
: ~~:,jrc.: H•trh Col) rr
Following I! a list of prize win:,, ;.•thrrrn: «nrl ~~\e ncr~ . pr~sentcd IMt. night at the
.. _ r: :hr p;.q yc~r s : meellng.
1
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SE!'i'IOR DIVlSION
·''~ ·;;. r.•• : !inanri~l·
Flr~t Round Championship,
~·,' 1, ot\•·~ 'r~rJ but donllted by Leo SteRd, won by
·. ,·:· :~r 1rr1 rnrlrment the F~lldlans and presented to
,: Jo\n, •..flrrrd .la<t I trRm captain Matt Foster.
"·! , 0 .,,n "rnt
mto
Sreond Round Honours won
· ,~ 1 r.. nrr•i impnrt;-.nl i hy Holy Cros~ and donated by
,..• 1:,,fi Mut 1hr enid Ja 1 . D. Higgins, presented to
.. -· •co.'rrc- of !An! • team captain Harry Ennis.
','.,:, h;l<' •t:r:rclrct the·
The Carlbo'u 'Trophy won by
. ·~ or;:h.·r:11c.n harl hrrn Holy Cro~s and present<:!d to
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Harry Ennis.
-· :tr C:rct:"r. of o!lic·
The Ltalf\le ChamplonRhlp Tro;.;_,::•~'' r. ,,1 lhr team phy, donated by the 'Leai[Ue and
~-·, 1H"~· • .. nk place won by Holy Cross and pre_,:.; ,..., •. ·rr.l Ralph Col· sent~d to Harry Ennis.
·-. - Hn•. p~,,,,rnt. o(
The lndll'ldual awards wert
~~ .l;,:r< 11 Hlggln!, 1 then presented to the members
.'' ::':'~:·.;:;~.~::·rnlotion I of the Hal)' Cross t<:!am who
,·,~:
:hr rt~yer!: were present lor the occasion.
Haggerty In Return Match
Fou~ball
OFUce.rs St. }oltJu's
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Against Tolas _Bros. Mon.
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Hard Boiled Haggerty has lived has chonged and is one of the
up to his name once again. The I roushest. grapplers in the game
hard boiled wrestler from Cali- tpda)', Hi~ ruthless tactics are the
fornia. ha8 demanded a return falk of the wrestling game and
match againat the Tola1 Brother1. Haggerty says that tbls Is the
Tom Dunne, always ready to plea~c. type wrestler that he team~ up
has arranged A return match, with. The Tolas brothers said In
much to the pleasure and .:mrprise an interview Monday afternoon
'of Haggerty. However, Haggerty that· they hart heard of Haggerty
has one atipulation: he will not and al~a !(new that he talked 1
fight with anyone hut Frcd Atkins lot. Howe1•cr, they agreed that
for his partner. Once again, Tom most of it was just talk and he
ha~ surprised the California pea- could not wrestle his way out of
cock, he has arranged lor Aikins a paper hag. Monday night's card
to he hia partner. Hag~erl!' rl<ims i will again hr a three bout affair.
that the 25~ pound· Atkin~ i~ the: 1!~2~Nty will meet John Tolu
only wre1ller that i.1 qualified Ia 1 1hi~ trip and Atkins will t~ke on
~ hi~ partner. He .•ays that next hig brother Chris. They will !hell
to him h~ is the most qualified anrl team up to put on thr return
scientific wrestler In the worlrl., grud~c match that will leave
Atkins hails from Australia and, '.ITcstling r~ns something to talk
1\hen he ilartcd t.1 the grunt and: ~bout for weeks to come. That
groan game W:lS one of the cle•n-1 is ~!ondoy night at the St. Joltn'a
est wrestlers in the business. How- jJemorial Stadium for a return
Her, he soon learned that giving grudge match between the popular
the other fellow a break was a Tolas Brothers and Hard Boiled
bad deal for him. Since then he · Haggerty and Fred Atkins.
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TONIGHT'S GA.UES
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ball League .operates w1H have a D. Fox and P. Kcllv.
new look th1s oummer according
jJ. Kavanagh and J. Palfrey n.
to ~alph Colyer, a. member of the D. Sharpe and B. Colford.
Un1ted Church Property Board.
N. Sparrow and G. ~lurphv l'l.
~lr. Colye~ told the Football ~!. Woodford and F. Kann~gh .
~eague mecllng last mght that. 11
R. Corbett and N. Hutton 1'1. J.
1s planned to have the field Wid- King and B. Whittle .
ened· ron the
southern
that . H . F ar d' . an d D. Run
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three trees which hal'e
. d . F. Brennan_ and J. Power vs. D.
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P1a;e ·Fox and P. Kclh·.
a prominent part 1n football games
F O'G 1 - d T K
there. ~!any times during a game
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rar Y an . . c.rsey 1'!,
fan.1 or players had to mount the D. Sharpe a:.ld B. Colford.
trees to get the ball b;;:k in Ia\'.
~!emberslup and.- entrance fee!
P · . arc due at lomght s games.
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JUNIOR DIVISION
,. ·c ;: . Jun11'r Lragues. 1 The . Championship Trophy
'' ·~r·•;:crrd hth•t :~e 1 won . by ~lacpherson Acad~my
' =.:::,· ;", ,,~rl~o~ramc~ ' and presented to Ed. Dicks, cape ·;, ::lr Frlirlian< a! : taln of tl\~ team .
.· ··'' r•-,rr 1·n the
Second Place Trophy won by
1 -•'·' ''
' an d presen te d W F ran·,.·,,,.:
'"'.h .lr.r Browne St. Pats
;:, ~c: ;, 3mrri thr ~lost I CIS Dalton.
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:J·r: 1 ~ :hr· .Junior Di·
Following the regular league
~·~··m rrr-rntrrl with presentation! ?llr. Joe • Gulliwr
. ,.,;i.•
rccell'cd an Individual award
- 1 :·'rk thr chair to donated by Larry Whiffen for
.. , 1:rt:tr•n of olticcr!, b~lng judged the :\lost Valuable
11! !nor n!fires com- Play~r on the Holy Cross team.
.Hockey League 0pen Practice For
Meeting Tonight 'Holy Cross Teams
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The news of the appointment o!, City will have to soft pedal their
eKecutive and team delegates will
The Holy Cross senior and junLarry \\'hif!en as couch of one o! · ways lor c.11.aches or managers
meet tonight at . the St. John's ior football squad; wiH hold open
~[emorial Stadium at eight o'clock workou~s th1s evening at the
the senior football teams came as if they expht to be able to
, no surprise. I was surprised the have their choice when the
for the purpose of compiling a ~lemonal ~rounds on Parad~ St.
past number of ye;~rs that Larry need arises. According to tbls
Brief for presentation to the Hoc- All ex,-pupll.s of the school mte:key Jni'Cstig~tion Committee now, esle~ 1~ try1ng lor a berth on th1~
wasn't · picked up to handle the ~faritlme sports figure only tho~e
coaching reins of anv of the 11ho are desperately In need of
tholding meetings in regard to the! years JUmor or sen1o~ te~m are
teams. Lar brings a sreat amount emplo)·ment may be the only
Joe Browne, who led the St.
hockey setup here in the Capital. I requesl~d· to be at ton1ght s ,prac·Mall Foster, who sparked
of experience with him and his ones who would venture down to
Pat's In their football efforts
All team 'delegates are requested t1ce wh1ch starts at seven o clock
· tbe Felldlan football tum to
knowledge of the game will de-; the St. John's Memorial Stadium ' hst year In the Junior Foot- I
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•h<:.rp
mand the proper respect fro'm his . under contract. One thing Ia
ball 11erln, wu named Jut · to ~a ~ specla e art to attend ~ ·
· -------tbe Firat Round Honoura In
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Jut year's ·Senior Football chr.rges. St. Pat's made a sood • certain that although we may not ; night 15 the Mosj Valuable • tonight meeting.
terles, was named lui night as
move is grabbing him this year. ! have made a name for ourscl,·es
Player winner. Joe r~elved ·
\ll'ill join hrother leagues in helpthe Moat Valuable Player In He may not bring the champion-. In playing the game of hockey
his award from ~lr. James D.
I ing out .their finances as it vm
the League. 1\llt waa prelentship to the Irish but they will1 we have built 1 name for our·
Higgins, Ho_norary President of
~disclosed
at last night's annual
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benefit In the long run.
scl\'es as far as coaches are con·
the League.
The Guards Athletic Association . meeting of the league that negotied with hl1 award by Honor• • •
I cerned. Let's hope that our
football teams "·ill be holding an i a lions arc now underway in ar·
ary President of the League,
I The triumph. Chicago's fin! In
'.i A r.I .. \.\'C/.
Up to the time this column I means of gaining . unpopular 1
open workout thi• el'ening at the • ran~ing a bingo night !or the leaDeputy Mayor J1me1 D. HlgI four meetlngs with New York this
(lns, MJ'P,
was being
written George I publlclty on the mainland and :
upper pitch of the Ayre Athletic · ~ue.
year, Increased the White Sox lead
Adams hadn't made a declalon. i throughout l'iewfoundland ceases. l..
Grounds.
: Full details of the bingo nigh!
to tllree games over the Yankees,
whether or not he .will take the
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T)le practice is called lor Je1·en,. were not av~ilable last night and
who dropped to third place, one
City Baseball team this year.
. II weather condrl10ns perm1t to· 1
o'clock and all players interested· it is not known whether the league
game behind Cleveland. The In- I
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It's George's job If he wants lt. nl~ht bull players of the St.
in trying for a berth on either the. hopes to run o[( the bingo thi~
dians defeated Boston 8·2 In the
He coached' the Fe!ldlan team John'& League will be gatllering at:
'senior or junior team are request-.!· ~pring or wait until the fall of
vs. CINCINNATI
to the 19j6 rhamplonshlp anrl :~he Ball Park to ~tart a "pa1nt up":
00t
<JUC 'ed to be at tonight'l practice. the year. •
by
this
he
has
rnl!
right
to
the
JOb.
The
League
1s
countmg
on
alii
b
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----------\r' -- t'lerl'land In- · Cl:\CINNATI (APl-;Homen by
St. Pat's junior and senior fool·~
job,
I'll
personally
believe
that
i
teams
to
help
get
the
grandstands.
A
new
championship
trophy
for
;
-J '. :r,uc·r·rr~.l' innin2 1' Pee .wee Reese Tuesday. •n.d ball teams will be holding open
1 ocr•·~u··l'
£r~nrl '. S~nrl~ Amoros and the eight-hit workouts this evening at the St. George may forego the appoint- painted and let's hope tha.t the the senior dil'ision of the St. :
:;~. :ni•' on R ~ rictory I pltchmg of Johnny Padres Tu~s- Pat'a Field on Carpasian Road.
1 ment as he ha~ burdened him· coaches and managers of the teams John's Football League ha~ been :
•
.-.. r.: Rc ,,,,., li<'rl So~ · rby mght helped Brooklyn Dod~All ex-pupil! ol the school IntH-' self with enough work for this support the move to the extent donated to the Le~gue.
~ummer, Ue Is again back with that they urge their prospectll'e
At
last
night's
meeting
former
_:.':-1 •r.r ,. 11 n·hlt pitrh-1 ers tighten the National ~eagu,e. ested in trying for a berth on the I
A POPULAR SPRISG N' .
the Fe!ld looking for 1 second players to turnout at the Ball Park president Ralph Colyer told the
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1scramble 11:tth a 6-~ win 0 er tlie squad are requested to turn out engraving on the slh·erware. with a paint brush to join the rest meeting that a new championship
SUMMER CASUAL
. c \\'1 nr "ilo clrol'~ In llcague·leadmg, Clncmnatl Redlegs. for tonight's open workout.
Here's the popular "Desert
Geo. coached both the Feild of the players.
trophy, donaterl by the Colonial
·' :•r·t •.1o r>~::•. wa~ i. Podres dldn t walk a batter goThe practice 11 teheduled to
Boot" that has· rapidly become
Seniors and Junior~ last year
• • •
Broadcasting Company, ll'ill be up
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1 1·1 rlt~rl lllih )·o 11 ng , m~ the distance for Brooklyn.
atlll't at 7.1~ sharp.
Gent's first choice of a comfortto
the
top
honours
and
with
two
I
When
It
comes
to
wrestling
for
competition
this
summer.
·~rn •hr Rrrl Sox: The Dodgers belted a dozen hits
------Boots are 5tylcd with supple
one gon In for showmanship : For the past number of yean
~~ 1hr ·ixth inn- i oil three Rcdleg pitchers runnln~ ler, but Neeman popped to short teams to handle again this aeaaon
he
will
have
little
time
and
there
Is
no
doubt
about
i
the
League
has
been
don;;ting
the
;.
able casual. These Gent's Desert
a win ~treak to five games. It centre and the ball dropped beIt that Tom Dunne lined a top award in footbRll but this·
Suede Leather uppers and
1\t''~'· Mmolr~ hoisted Brooklyn to 1 second tween Schoendlenst and Maya for for the All·Stars.
• • •
donation w!ll relieve the League
1 card with that for last ~londay
•turd)' foam rubber soles and
·,,. •r1rnt1 :n lhr bat- plaC<! tie with ~!llwaukee's Bp1·es. a single which scored Bolger with
Aubrey Mack has recell'ed 1 night. He couldn't have grouped of this extra expense.
heels. Navy or Beige. Sizes 6
~or t~.t ~'me hec~me
CHICAGO VS. NEW YOffi{
the winning run.
bouquets in the Grand Falls Ad· i two better boys that Haggerty ing comparably young teams this
to 11.
;:~~.t~.n, .IRI Al'era~e.
CHICAGO (APL- Two infield
PHILL1ES VS. BRAVES
PAIR
~;' f:mr in the Red errors plus singles by Jack LiltMlLWAUKEE (AP) -Phlladel· vertlser. An edition of the GrancJt and Henning 11 partners. Both se&Son. It seems that the Junior
-'\!ir .r1rnth in the rell arid Cal Neeman after two were phla Phlllles
and
Milwaukee Falla Weekly published shortly most have taken couraes In League the past four or five years
'' rr~.mill•rl three bob· out In the ninth gal'e Chicago Cubs i Braves i.ere lied 1-1 Tuesday alter the arrival back home of the "How to make enemies and Is proving It'' worth.
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a 4-3 victory over New York night when their game was called Grand Falls Senior B squad slates · draw crowds." The show at the
that
most
of
the
players
wore
Stadium
drew
the
biggest
crowd
Riddle
of Pepperrell
Charlie
r~o~ of tr.r •ixth, !\lam Glan\5 Tuesday.
alter ~~ lnnlnga because ol rain.
w!ll forsake the baseball fe\·er
· 1~.~ irf• thr ~~mr.
The Cubs' lint Wrigley Field The contest will be replayed from flashy new ties and colorful vests for the year so rar and It will
all though t~e courtesy of Aubrey take 1 big name !Ike Haggerty , this season after many colorful
\'.' \F.\\' YORK
triumph In nine starts this sea- the start.
Mack. ~lr.ck, according to several to equal the bolt otflce take
years with the Peppers and In
IORK 1.\Pi-RiJt, PimP ~on came alter Stu Miller apparNATIONAL LEAGUE
GBL
of the players, "was the brightest In the future.
the local league. Charlie coached
1 ~l':r·h.t:rr anrl rlron in ently had a two-hit vlcwry in the
W L Pet.
• • •
things thnl happened on the whole
·the St. Pat's the past couple of
ll'-lp·, threr run> in th~ bag on Willie ~lays' theft of home Cincinnati . . .21 10 .667
llh trip." ~lack has quite a reputation With the ~old wc~ther on m seasom and (or many years was
:;.:! T,•<1;1 ni~ht a~ th~ in the sixth and Willie's No. l! Milwaukee . - , 18 10 .643
with players who visit our city the past week it's difficult to aay a hard worktr of the League
l¥z
•t!:t~ \\.,,,, So~ gainerl homer In the eighth for 1 3·2 Brooklyn ... , 18 10 .643
;.: ··~lorr n: ihr <rason ':Giant lead.
Philadelphia .. 16 12 .l!71 3~ and he has become somewhat oil\ who is staying at the game of when the execntlve called for
a good• ill ambas!ador for the baseball or what players are stay- , ass!!tance from the Individual•.
~ \'o:r \'•nkr h. 3·1.
With one out In the ninth, ~Ill- St. Louis . , .13 16 .448 7
Capital.
ing away wnlt ing for better weath- ' He wu the brain~ hehlnd the
~~·. !tftn,nri,r trr:lltrl 1 ler issued his third walk. Walt :-iew York ... 13 18 .419 8
• • •
; er to loosen up their muscles. ~ "Ba!eball Q u e en" campaign
l~:~
· • ::!~~~~ :o • 1lml111~ rx- )lor)·n grounded to Red. Schoen- Chicago .. , ... 8 18 .308
Speaklug to a Marlthue SJIOI't : Til ere is t:.lk that one or two of i 11hlch was held several years
~· ~· •lrrlr~ •ILil •rn·n of i uicn~t lor an appart game·endlng Pittsburgh .... 8 21 ,276 12
figure hel'e Ju the Catlltal the ' the real old timers of the game, 1 ago. It ~eenu Charlie has gottell
~~ •urld chJmpion~, double p!uy. ,
AMERICAN LEAGVB. GBL, other ttay and ac~ordlng lo him who still can give good accounts!
the "Fishing crau" and he
h<JI '''·'· lh't inten·
Shortstop Daryl Spencer threw
W L Pel.
St. John's reputation with hoc· of themsell'es In the field and at spends all .his time these day1
rt•torrl h1• >1\th tri- wild on' the relay to first, Moryn Chicago ...... 19 7 .731
Is a widely kno11·n fact
bat, will be hanging them up. going after the "big ones.'' 1
':>o rlrlt·•l-.
I reached second. Jim Bolger was Cleveland . . . 18 10 .643 32 key
throu~houl the ~larltlmes: He
That's the way it looks at present doubt if Charlie would consider
:,;I.r.1 1 p·m:rng cun·e •safe on Foster Castleman's bobble ~ew York ... 17 11 .607
wa.~ ol course rc!errlng to the but when the warm weather hits
an Umpire's role this season
:l:.l·trrlulll tontrolted 'at third. Littrell slammed hla sec- Detroit . . . . . 17 1l! .l!31 5
termination of Phil Vitale anr! here maybe some of them may unlesa the fish ~top bitting.
, •::.1 h1, l•11 bait. rc-: and hit of the 2ame, a lrtngle to Boston ....... ll! 16 .484
Duke McDonald who threw In i change their minds. Reports from
ll\.16 ~.·•Iter.• he faced ... centre, scoring Moryn to make it Kan~u City , .13 19 .406
.the towel last year. According : all camps however lndicalt .that ,
\~r.kH htt was Elston 3-3.
Baltimore .... I1 17 .393
to my new acquaintance this most of the squads will be cloth· i
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rnn1n~ double. 1 Sandy Consuegra .replaced Mil· Washington .. , 9 24 .2.73
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seball Roundup
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uid.
c~ the bfl~
r ..-attr."'
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'· Th e Ayre Athletic F1eld lower 1·B. Linegar and G. Lawlor.
(Daily News Photo by Frank Kennedy).
'I'HE ABOVE PHOTO shows the new Executi\·e and Honorarv Officers of the St. John's Football League
·who were elected last night at the Annual Meeting. Readi~g from left to right, sea~ed:--:V1artin Malone,
Vice-President· James Browne, President; Edga.r Squires, Secretary. Bac~ row, left to nght:-Heber Bartlett,
Treasurer; J. ;,r, Rabbitts, Hon. Vice-President; James D. Higgins. Honorary Presi~ent; Joseph F. Healey,
Honorary Vice-President. (Missing from photo is Mr. E. E. Knight. Honorary Pres1~ent of the League).
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Stoves
R. W.
B.,R~'ES
I
-----,
IN !!TOCI[
BOSTON BREEZI
OIL BURNERS
N
Immediate Delivery
DIAL 92711
E
TRASK FOUNDRY Lm.
I
FRED V. CHESMAN LTD.
TOLEDO FOOD AND
8CALE MACIDNES
M% ViATER !!T.
Manufacturer, a!
JdAID OF AVALON
·
and
l!.EGAL RANG'Itl
DIAL 3815 - 7333
s
s
Electric Meat Saw1
DIAL lUI
Service Stations
PALMER'S - - - - - - ,
SERVICE STATION
TOPSAil. ROAD
Building Materials Dry Cleaning
IF Y
ment tD oaa .rut d.etiJ1Ud to mHt
,pedal requirement. of todiY'I Setl·Un1ct •rlliDJ, E.nr1
lttm ptt-prl~ed. All ccmblrutlan
piCkl ICd ln.-tlopu C'rl!O·WTipptd
J1oor and (.'ounlrr Dl1play _Ualtl
See \he
NAVAL
RECRUITING
OFI"ICER AT
ln WATER !iT.
DIAL 80368
CAMERA SHOP - - - - ,
17 LONG'S RILL
DIAL 7612L
. Canadian !Agion nf
l!lSL, St. John's Brer
J'l!d Willi1m1, Pr~sid•
~
j FLY\YITIITHERc;.r-
_
Ansco Cameral and FJlms,
Expo~ure ~!clerl, Flash Guns,
Enlarger Accrssories.
i
nl.\L ~011
GARBND'S STl.i"DIO --...,
Certainly a handmade artie!•
LA,
DIAL 80291
:\TL\:\'TIC FIL\!S :\~0]
i ~.LECTHO:"i!CS LTD.
DIAL Z837
-----·Home Industries
Fish Stores
\VHOSE BffiTHDAY? _ __
PR!~COTT I~,
,32 WATER ST.
F~\lory; \Vater St., llr. Grace I
s. w~~~~arj Photography
lliAL leal
II
... I
. Stationery
lo1ATIO!II
HEARING I
GLASSES ·
UTI':~
::l
..
!
FRF.SBIR
Wilh Free Tricolour Fleshltte
CALL ~675
ALLIED AGENCIE!!
%17 New Gower St.
RECRIJITING
-·1
B~LTOl'I"Ei
A1en!J l8r
UNDERWIUTER! AT
LLOYD! ..
CIIT FISH SHOP
ARMY
Piano and Organ Showroom~
TOPSAIL !lOAD
Dial '902A
I Ph oto sup pi'leS
-----·Hearing Aids
Fire Insurance
CONNORS lJI\UG STOI\E
.;.LLIED AGENCIES---
Recruiting
Organs
1
('OWitA('TOR!I
--·--·------ ·---
J
Soft Drinks
'------'P_H_o_Nr._._!0-05----~~
A. L. COLLIS - - - - - - ,
c ..A..IIUB1.10Y.I.Tn.---
For the Frf!hie•t rrull In •
Town r~ll
:
RtJ>. (;fnrrMl Eltrlrlr
};l!PIItt: t'ltl!l'f STOltE !
36 Klu~·~ !(~ad
Dl1l 2~1~
1U Patrii'IL Slrttl, Dial ~M~2~·· i S74 lhlt~worih St., Ulal 3!111
2 Loc~l ion a:
• i
LOW
------,
BRO\Y~
:
WAR~! AIR CONDITIONI:-IG
210 WATER-~.
_
DI.\L 4183
'----
Fruit Stores
and
Wood-Coal
Real Esta.te
i
CROSBlk: CO., LTD. --.....,
Drug Stoles
Pianos
CLOl'STO:\',----:
Ll~11TED
PAI:\TS FOR EVER's'
rt.:nP011E.
Adl'ic~ fnr e\'ery pinl .1nb.
Complete up·to-date stock .
For fa~t service cal! BQJga.
111 PE:\NYWHL RO.'.D
'---------~
I
St. John'l
fRUIT STORES
I
I
Snack Bars
I
__
1
• WASHING • GREASING
TIRE REPAIRS
DIAL 3518
RAll..\'iAY --...,.--..-,
SERVICE STATION
Grease and 011 Chanin.
·Auto Aacusorlu .
OPEN 16 HOURS DAILY
DIAL 8QS01
DailY New~.
Editor,
. one Sl . John's brar
Slr,d!Jn L~gion would 1
c·~~.
opportunity to .thl
1ll'ho ha 3 helped Ul 1n '
oUI' Pee Wee hOI'key eflc
tie coach~! who ~~
aU 1 ~nstinlingly, to Ew11
Wll don&tion ,o! Nev.:fou
1 aps and bow lies.
Ill c l~aners who
kln
dl111 c()llr uniforms free
1
d all those who allr
an and those who bou1
en the pee Wee hockey
.,ur thanks.
dailY newspwers, the ra
anrl CJON·TV we th1
artJlr for the wonder
(il'en us free of cha·
tbe aeuon.
the Stadium manaKer, '
\laltelin. our sincere l.ha~
us the opportunilY
g Pee Wee hockey In t
oun. A great deal of lh:-..>
)!r Wakelln by the pen
Jc~'• for without thla "
per~nality we doubt ,.
ll Pee Wee hockey wn
~~ auch a good !tart n 1
The future of hocl
e hands o! these you
,.;e of this branch of
Legion ar~ proud to
with Mr. Wakelln w
opinion, has given us
need for high class hoc I
future. Some of Toron
~fUll ow~ thel~ horl
to 1 beginmng dr.tmg b•
p11 we~ 61age and are r
continue to give tha:
Wakelin who to~•
· 1 few others started
'canada Week which is l
JUcb good hockey pla)':
to any nlhtra whom
bal'l inadv,rtenlly forr
1l.so Jive our very 1lnr
1
IlEAL ESTATE AGENT
FRA:'\KLi'.\' PAI:\T STORE-
Used Cars
1YRarlio·Car Radlo Repairs ED'S Ll'~CH
705 WATER STREET
CALL 6RG5
DIAL 5370
At Night. fla,·. Holl~avs or'
WELL
COOKED FOODS
~~tnda,· fnr F.i<t Scnice ~nd ',
Guaro~~ced wort. _____I
TREE DELIVERY
COURTEOUS SERVICE.
51 PATRICK STREf.T
DIAL 80059
IOZ WATER ST.
DIAL 7410
F.~IPIRE
EXPERT. REPAIR~IE~ In .
RADIO and T.V.
[
Speciali~ls in Autn Radl01.
DIAL HU
I
LTo.--,
S01c flgcrlt 3 in
);cw!u 1;ndland for
sT.
- -..
, ________
Servin~
:J
WEST END - - - - - - TELE\'ISIO:-;
Paints
D. C. BISHOP-----
r-;"ow Js the time to have your
SHOES REPAIRED
THE MODER:'>/ WAY
Two Location~:
0~ WATER ST.
opp. Bowrln!(a and S~era.
LONG'S HILL
:\. \\'.
Fl OfiS. tS
NEW GOWEJ ST.
CONNORS DRUG STORI
Bicycle S,hops
1
L___ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ ____,
P. F. COLLINS----
I.ORElT.;."S - - - - - - . BELl'S P.\STBY ami
BK;. UTY SALON
DELICATESSE~
j
J. :t ROBERTS
:
J.;.CK'S RADIO SHOP
BELTl"'r.. BOLTS and NUTS I
TAPS and DIES, Etc.
41g \VATEII ST.
DIAL 5126
Oils', Lubricating
'
.
hOWSE OF FLOWERS ~ ~._'- - - - - - - -
.,
lpeeJ a!lata ta
I
LTD.~
HOSPITAL
IM 00
DIAL UOf
aad Bol.la'l TtUI'.
NOSEWORTHY--....,
I LL\IITED
Plumh1rog and
Heatins s~ri'ICe
BEAUIT P.\Rl.OUR
.
W~l.
Complrl~
CAKES and PASTRIES
Jdadt In Newfoundland
•'
Jhi!'r.hlf1
1
E. and !l, BARBOl:R LTD. _ _ ,
a[;
1
I Kcl1llistribu\~n
in ~Iarine Dielela
: K~ll'ln Ricardo r;B Engines,
Full Line of Sprae Parts.
TV., AppUon"
Burner Rrpalu.
1
3:l
R.~KERY
lhdlo,
1
U:'iiTED l"i.-\11. .\:\'D
FOUNDRY Cu., LTD.
. THE FINEST BREAD,
I
Mill Supplies
fvr Sunheam
'I
El~c~ric:d Appliances
C..\STJWL Oil.<; tCA:\ADA)
Sportin~ Goori5 and Spurt~.·
11ear f·Jr rlll occ:ts''ll!.
I I
LTD.
~IAL :;oL -·--~
S.Jlrt all nl"t·r \ewfnundlanrt
Ill.\!. 236~
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. _ _ _ _ _ ___o
- ·- - - - -
MODER:'\ SHOE
SERVICE (NFLD.) LTD,
Gl:.l'\EI'L\L IIARDW.\RE
Oi<lr~btltor!
Shoe Repairing
UDIO TELE\1SION - - - - . ,
-----'
Engmes
. ..
STAND.~RD '"'"'"~·­
CO:\IPA:\1', LTD.
REPAIRS TO RADIOS, T.V.
A.c"lD ALL ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES ..
DIAL 3001 lg S005
1
:,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-'--' llARHIS & liiSCOCK
Cor. Ellubtlh & Cove Rd.
• GREASI:\'G, WASHlXG,
SI~IO:'\IZIXG our
Speciality. DJ..\L 90084
GREAT EASTER!'> Oll..
I CO\IPA!IIY, LTD.
~!eat ~lorket
Hardware Stores
408 W.\ TER ST.
DI~L 63H
:::--1
G.;.Lw.ws mvi:"iG
SERYICE STATI~N - - I
Radio-TV Repairs
Cor. FRF.SIIW.\TEn and
PE:'>il'\Y\\'EI.I. ROAD
DIAL 3469
Complete up·lo·dal•
All Who Helpe
TIRE REPAIRING
•
WASHING
BA'ITEHY CHARGING
GnEASJ:\G
DIAL 2109
,
}1:'11 SIIIELDS - - - - -
Do )'OU have a Garbage Di!
posal problem in your ba~o­
ment or garden·? If you have,
call 3386·F antl your worries
are ours.
:::J
T.V. & RADIO RECEIVERS,
REI' AIRED Bl' EXPERTS
ugion
_....~. Thanks
SHEPPARDS - - - - - .
SERVICE STATION
All work Guaranteed !or
Fast Service.
rALL 7313 or 64012
90 CA~IPBELL AVE.
Meat Markets
JUNES ELECTRIC---
FOil THE Bt::ST
ELECTRICAL WORK
~~ TOWN
"-----CALL 3767
Bakers
:
I
Garbage
Eledrical Service
Contractors
Auto Insurance
Nevofounrlland'a LHiellt
lnd!pendent ln!urance Olflet
;
GROCERY LINES.
You Choice of what roo need'
m.\1, 8tso
I
m WATER ST. WEST I
!SFLD.) LT!l
I
Wlrmf Malerials, ·Wire and
Cab es, Molars, Starters, · :
Lamps, Switches, Li~hlini 1
Fixtures, etc.
:
WAREHOUSE PRINCES ST.: G:\HB.\GE - - - - - - DIAL 5085
I
lJISPOSAL
1
ELECTRONIC CENTRE
Wholesale Pre.Pak ~!eat1,
Royal Ham! and Bacena
Pork Cuts and Carcau
Sausages and Puddings
DJ.\L 4752
HEAP & P.\1\T:"i'EI\S - - - ,
LTD.--.
CITY ELECTRICAL
CO:'IIPA:-.1\', LTD.
TH! INSURANCE MAN
;.
H. C. SPARKES----.
co.
T•rtsto~~
l:AST END
Meat Wholesale Radio-TV Repairs
Specialists In Mutors,
Nfld.
GenHators, Steam Irons ano
\V. BURTON - - - - - ,
Armature
· all Household Appliance:; .. j CALL\:\:\:\' &
I :
BUILDERS OF
Worka
'
FOR ALL YOUR PAII•lTI:.:G
MODERN HO~IES
38
A:-ID BliiLDI:-IG :\EEDS i
~!o~ernltlng, Remodcllin1,
Bambrick
R. H. RIDEOUT .
CALL
Repair Work.
Street
M()'l'OR and GENERATOR
VALL.;. '1\A:>i ml CO. I'IRST ·
54 J.eMarebant noall
Dial ?191·2
REPAIRS
vJ:r. c:-:.n.
DIAL 6929
I
Opp Navy Dock Gale.
1
DI.U 69G6
BUY
U4 Water l!t
COOKED MEATS
EXPOI\T PACKERS LTD.
POULr!IY PROIJUr.TS
DllACI!'S KOSHER PRODUCTS
WnYTES PACIW'iG CO~IPANY
PORK ond DECF PRODUCTS
'PHOSE! 4111 · I J.IO ll'o\TEB IT.
Grocers
Agency Departme~t
:
%63 Water St
. Dial Z1 02 ~
YOUR FRIGIDAIRE
DEALER
Complete Church rurn!sh·
lnis and Relislolll Article"
DIAL 'j52
l&e WATER ST.
DIAL M054
IN<:.
BAINE JOHNSTON~ B. WALSH -----~
. COMPANY. LfD. ·-···
I
BEST IN LEAUrnG
COLONIAL SH TIO:"\,;.RY
·
Appliances
mtw•......
PUBLICATION~_
MARSHALL MOTORS--·
Commercial P.ubllshlnl anli
Advertia!ng.
FISlt TIRES
Magazine~. Pamphlets,
Guaranteed against C111ll,
Blowout!, Bruises,
Brochurea, Company
Under lnflillon. Call
Naw~papera, Program•
MARSHALL MOTORS
DIAL
:&.287
L __
____
_ _ _P.O.
_ _ _BOX
_ _ _ E·SU!
____ l
Watn- SL
Dial 800311
RepnunUbl
kYORADE FOOD PRODU~
REMEMBRANCE ~BOP
Gl!L!, Gamu, Toya,
Noveltlu. Coute'a .
Cards lor all occaalona
Dl,\L 1285
U Hour Service for Repal.n
to Moton, Generator. and
HouHhold Appliance~.
DIAL !1199
VENTURE
Service Stations
Taxicabs
A·l
r.;.xr-------CALVER AVJt
DI.U Sl50 · 5771
Anywher~, Any plac•,
Any time.
U HOUR SERVICE
ACE and SUPER TAX1-FOR THE MOST EFFICIENT
SERVICE IN TOWN CAJ.L
ACII or 5UPEP TAXI
DIAL !1519 • mo
ADDRESS
TELEPH
NUMBER~
TO AP
ON THI~
E-Z-REFER
PAGE
DIAL 2177· 1
Designed For Our Readers' Convenience
Yoruc CAP)
Prob
ler loday'a major lel
(won.tost record• ln ps
NATIONAL LEAGUE
York at Chicago - Go
Rush c(}.4).
•t Cincinnati IN •
n Kllppalein 11
a! Milwaukee
l 1·a. Spahu 14·l
at !!I. Louis 1~
I n. ~!cDaniev I
.l.llf:RlCAN LE.4GtrE
at New York-
w:
(2.2).
at Boaton-Daley
1
(il-2).
at Wuhin(rtor
''· Ailernalhy I
at Baltimore CN)-f
11· Ceccarelli (0·1 ).
Alston Is,
or Checkup
!Alms TAP'l-Tom
Al
first baseman
ever to wur m
R . untrorm, wa
01 Pllal Tuesdav {or
.lne Why he has ln
tl~~~ce spring training
1 ~oved to put hi
h!t. which woulr
to bring up An
baleball commi~~
IWailed a phv~i
acting on 'th:
·the
car d'1nal1
put
ar:~r cash anrl pl~yPr
l.he 19~ 1~15or
at 210.
IDd ~I the end of a
now down to
If
Nt luted
\
13
1957
I
.,
t.
SPORT
\S
R
Archbishop Howley
General AssemblY
ugar ay
~reed To
11lanks IA u
'II ~110 He pe De end Tit. le
.
.~ , ,,. 1J1il' '\ew•l d £ - .t·~·n~
~~-..John~ branch
YORK (APl - ~Iiddle·
. : liln L1~1on D 1d like , wtlght champion Sugar Ray Rob:\'EW
'' 1tl:l1
ll!'portunlt~·
11 11
.~, t. : hrlrrri u•
11
~~~~1 ~ :~·"•
1
~.-:
tall~
1 ,~na,or. "r.
"'~:I~:U'l:
;.,·:r. ~~~: •1nrerr
thanh
~I ~rrMtllnlly o!
:~• " '''~
11
iJ Lopez CJ alms
•
·
l\
hork~)' in thi~
rt•, \l'rr dral
ol th&nkA
NE\\' "'O
jiC'I, ;-:nl
Yr Wltt'lll hy th~ prople
"'''I r'r .,,hout this well
,_
......... ::·•.· ,. t ~nuht nry
,,.rtt~· 1\Itt h~rkP)' would
; IW~ ~,, r, ~urt B it Is
0 of hockey
Tht1 fuJurP
!llo<i•th••of branch
thP~~ young·
"o!
of the
J
Yankees Be Beatell
,,,
requests all Ticket Holders to return STUBS
of Archbi.lhop Howley, General
Containing, ten bedrooms and
As~embly Fourth Degree will b [llathroom, large kltt!hen and
held in the Club Rooms St pantries, oer, living room, tw11
Clare'! Avenue, tomorrow \Vc·d: small and one lnrga dlnlnll
ncsday evening at B.SO.
rooms, two totlet rooms wltb
Buslncsss
wash basins (hot and cold water) .
2
11
Nomination of Officrrs.
Report~ of Com tt c
·
ITII ~ s.
hogany panelled wall~. 5Ui'table
By Order of the F.N.
for wedding parties or tea
F. S, CARTER, Scribe rooms.
All new plumbing and hot
air 11cat1ng also new electric hot
'
water boiler and heavy duty
wiring for electrlral equipment.
Gar.1ge and large garden with
nrnnm~nlal tree~. Freehold lanAu
80 feet by 200 feet.
" " and
For fmther partlcul•r•
pcrmis~ion to \'lew, apply to
.
hi~
For fast Taxi
Servi"Ce
HOTEL TAXI
Dia I 2424 • 241 Q
QU
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u
s
I
N
E
s
s
~FIJIRJ:' )lj-d/J · .
She~t
Ch ange I n
Telephone No's,
·~~m~a~y4~,1~m~-~~~~~~~
MAKINSON'S
LODGE
TRADES TRAINING
Hodgewater Line near Brlg"U!
Dial 2657.
P.O. Box 319
-----
92655 and 92664
' Stanley's Meats
38 GOLF AVENUE
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
uued.
1.
Dod~ers,
1
John'~
Jne~•
STADIU M
SCHEDULE'
Herb Score To Re
Discharued Soon
I('
-I
'
I' llili"'m I'\ )~Hotli
11.
Alston Is.
for Checkup
Children 'a
Puz%le
••
~·~
,a"
•••
I
Newfoundland
Services
'""'""· ......... ··~,........ ·I
Is the
INSURANCE
'on your house
c 'o DAILY NEWS
'''
Members of the Board are invited to particip·
ate in a discussion on Labour Relations tJt
4
p.m. this Afternoon in the Board Rooms.
H. T. RENOUF, Manager, Newfoundland
Board of Trade.
F.
W.
RUSSELL, ManaBer, Blue Peter
Steamships Ltd.
J. R. O'DEA, Manager, Newfoundland
private St. John's home with lots of help
and every convenie11ce.
'PHONE
all property
owneu lil'ing h~yond St.
.Tnhn's: AI't you tully protect·
ed against loss by !ire7 WhAt
about Liability Insurance on
your Truck and Car7 Drive
wlt1l the eun behind you, and
then you hsve peace of mind:
-W. F. Caldwell, Fire and
Cuualty Insurance A~nt,
Temple Building, Duckworth
(l;treet, St. John's, 'Phone 246~
· apl29,may1,20,pnc10.
(between
PASSENGER NOTICES
TROUTERS SPECIAl. TRAIN
A Trouter~· Spedal for point!
to Argenlla will leave St. John'!
8.30 p.m. tomorrow Thursday.
Returning to leave Argenlla 8
p.m. Friday, May 24th.
PREIGHT ST. JOHN'S·
l.IWISPORTE S!RVICI!
Farelght for regular ·.point!
St. John's-Uwlsporte Service
Including Island Hr., Harwood·
~'aver Cove-Boyd'~ Cove·Hl'll·
grade-Carter's Cove·Tizzard's Hr.·
Brldgeport-lllack !sland-Explolt.sSummerford· B!rchy Bay· New·
Chancel ue you need mort oall!o
atead·Campbellton
per
M.V.
plete "cavenge on )'Cut homl
,-'1 Clarenv!lle accepted at the Dock
and furnl1hing1 than yo111 pr•
Coutal S~d today Wedne!day,
ent ln1urance provlde1.
I' .
o a.m. to 5 p.m. and tomorrow
Reuon? Repl•ceme~~t eo& II u.
Thur~dRV 9 a.m. to Noon.
way up on borneo and thdr oaa•
FREIGHT LEWISPORT!!·
tent•.
CORNIIt &ROOK SERVICI
Cure? Let Ul look om you: pel!;
Freight for regular points
cleo and brin1 them in line with
currtnl valuet.
Lewlsporte-Corner Brook Sar·
We'll sladly do It acy time at all
vice tor forwarding v!a Lew!!·
- Lut from '""' at1ndpolnl, tLt
porte and S.S. Springdale ac·l
.bw time h NOW.
.
cepted Railway Freight Shed
today Wednesday 9 a.m. to ~
AN ODD FLOWER
Little Claudia has been ialherlni p.m. and. tomorrow ThursdRY 9
dandellona In the front yard. She •·111· to :\' oon.
IIYa they ar1 a buutlful yellow
Provincial GlnPral Agant
and have a very queer leaf. lf you
TEMPLE BUll.OING,
jo1n ~lithe numbered dot.~ lo)!elhtr.
tluckworth Str~~t, St. John'•
''11 llut lishinl with atartina wilh dQt number one and
'PHON& 2465 .
t!a~ tit rlub on Juu endl.t!J with dol numb!or thlrty-~lx',
~ ~ontrGIJ Wurm'• 1114 yw will have a pleture of lhls
mon,wed,frl,tf
ua Pond.
Q\1111' leaf. COlor whe11 fin11hed,
(Female)
'PHONE
as dated
,as the dodo?
Tenders for Street Reconstruction
Nato& ('Phone 5607)
462 WATER ST.
CONTRACT E. 0. 55141 F
WF.ST VALLEY RO.-\Jl A:"'D FARM ROAD
WANTED
.EXPERIENCED
Stenographer
who Is Interested In Social
We~are work. Apply to
BOX 36 e/o Deily News.
SWEEP
11
90069.
TRASK STOVE
& HARDWARE
Doctor
M. F•. Hoga_n
HAS RESUMED
PRACTICE
my21,22,23
MRS. COUGHLAN,
CITY OF CORNER BROOK,
NEWFOUNDLAND
LIONS SWIMMING POOL
DENTIST
p.m.)
your Coal Range to Oil,
with Guarantee Pot·type
Factory Burner. Ask for
ea Estimate to-dey.
CAJID
Ml DUCKWORTH ST ..
7-8
OLD COLONY CLUB
Wanted an Assistant Cook
MODERNIZE
1
WATER ST.
jsn:!t!,ly
9-0995
For futrher particular1
/
FREIGHT ACCEPTANCES
liealer! lenders, protlerly ruarked as to content• ancl addren·
ed to 1\. S. Elford Esq., Clerk, City Hall, Corner Brook, Nm·
loundland, •will he rercivcd up to 5.30 p.m. :\".D.'f. on
WE!lSESDAY, JtjSE 12th., 1957
lor the reconstruction and pal'ing of approximately 1'4 miles
of atuets, lncludinK excavatlon, gradinK, cull'er!l, paving and
other relalerl work.
Plan.• and ~pccifirotions may he obtained at th~ CornM'
llrook office of the Consultins En~inrers, P.O. Box 657, Corner
Brook, 1\ewloundland, on paymer.l of a deposit of ~:5.00. ~IMO
ll! ~·hich 11ill he rrlurnerl whe~ plans anrl ~pccifieations ue
returnPd In ~oorl condition.
The lowest or any Tender n~·d not nerrssarily he accepted.
ALLISOS Bt:GDEN Esq., Mayor.
R. S. ELFORD Esq., Clerk.
Proctor and Redfern,
Consulting Enginters,
Corner :!!rook and Toronto.
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$5,000·00
NOTICE
TO BE WON JUN~ 3rd.
Tickets:
6
$1.
for
C.N.R. W/J.R VETS' ASSOCIATION
each,
$5.
SEE YOUR
ST. JOHN'S BRANCH
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of the first $500.00 is postpon&d.
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All Agents are urged to forward stubs as quickly
as possible. Agents are reminded that the seller of
the winning ticket receives a prize cf $100.00.
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WEDDING AGAIN
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AND AGAIN
with
a BROWNIE
FOR RENT
MOVIE CAMERA.
Record life'• most preciou1 moment with
thls Ca~era .................. ,. .. ·36~95
W. f. Caldwell
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Newfoundland Board of Trade
Labour Relations
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Wanted immediately for summer months in
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Apply
writing to
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essential..
Highest Wages Paid for Cook
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typing
Brewery Ltd.
v~Idea
~ood
shorthand and
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!l-c~r.r~·
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Male or Female with complete knowledge of
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~mmlssion of ~ew!ound·
EEN'S ROAD
Brook}\.m St' g _
Vet Bob Kenned
'londav I
AN OFFICE ASSISTANT
11.30 a.m •
YOUNG MEN OF 16
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.~II p~rsons claiming to be 'l'HADE through Ill! Canadian
creditor~ of or who 1la1·t claim~ ,\rmy Snlrticr Apprentice Plan.
or demands upon or affcrtlnR H acccptrrt, you wlll be ilven a .
the EstRit' of William J. O'Dea, two-yc~r l'UIII'Se ln one of 22
late ot' St. John's, Fanner, de- 1• di!I~rent trades then po 9ted to 1 '
''Hall-way Home for
ceased, are h~rehy requeste~ to Hcgular Army untt.
Rome-coming Anglua
Jll
!end particular~ thereof In writ· Enrolment starts June 3rd, train·'
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(l!lh~ l.tg1on nf the
lng, nuly attested, to t~ unMr· 1n11 in September.
• MEALS (It the Lodge)
JISL. >1 John'~ Rrmh, 1
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~lgned Sollcltnu for the Admin· As an Appre11tice you will re-I • SNACKS (3t the Snack Bar
flY. Will:aml. President. I
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·
, • Heated Rooma at Motel
• Rest RIM!ml
C'l:'\C!~:'\ATI
1.\1') _ Rrn~klrn, salrl d~eased on or bel<1rr the I' Hell pay to 17, tben full P•'v \
1Dodgers Tuelda;- signed !loh Ken•l2~1h d~V of .Tune A.D. 19~7. after
of • regular aoldler.
nrrt~·. 1·~teran AmPrican LfASUe~.lwhic:h date the r.llld Admlnlstn· • Excellant military 1nd tradu: OPENING MAY 23rd
l~r rlnch·hitllng purpo!e 5 anrt 1 ent tors wl\1 11rocee~ tn dlatributr.
training under plckld inltrue· • RESERVATIONS for Meals)
Cuban pilchPr Rene
to thP paid Estate having re-gard
tors
I Dial "The Lodge", ~fakinson's
Mnntr~al Ro;-als nn nl'lllon.
only to the clalma of which they! • Furth1r •cademle training
:. BOOKINGS for Motel Rooms)
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I Kennedy, 37, l third haaeman then shall hal'e had notict. ' • Frt~e mPdlcal end dental c~re Dial Harvey'~ Travel Agency ,
ll'fhl:l l.u:u•
and outfielrler ":ho pla!ert
I Dated St.
thl! 22nd • A chantl to develop physically I m22,25
'11111 hoi~ its annual Cle1·eland, Detrott. B:~ll!more and day nf MAY, A.D. 1~7.
You must be 16 on the day you
t!l ~ut \londay evening Chicago in the AmericAn L~a~uP,
!MERSON STIRI.ING 1
enrol, have a Grade 8 education
"c!O(k ~<h~n reporta ef wu uneon~itlonally relea,ed by
HIGGINS '
or betler, and meet Army re· -=====-===-!
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mr 11 h~ t~bled anl'l the Whlltt Sox May 14. Kennedy
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LABRADOR MINING
. ~~111 ollicm lor the hatted .264 v.ith BaltlmoNI and
Solicitors for Admlnlltratore. Applicatlom are being received
2229 12
..,11 br hrld.
Chicago lalt year.
now and will be considered In
AND EXPLORATION
i 'Ill! br h~ld !n tne
Valdes v.•u signed to a Brooklyn
the order received.
HJOS nd all Interested contract after 1
1howing in
The numhm that can be train·
COMPANY, LIMITED
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tit .. ,ociation are re- apring training. But the
ed In each trade are limited.
tt mile!
Gtorge plemd wlth the work of their
ACT NOW. See your local Army INTI! RIM DIVIDiND NO. 1
Notice . I! hereby ilven that
~ CJOS.
young pltche~, 1ent Valdes to
Reerultlng Station or ma!l the
an Interim dividend of TwentY·
coupon below.
their Inhmat!onal Ltague farm
fil'e Cents (2!k.) per abare baa
club for nnonlnJ. He had a 1·1
reeord in relld.
ARMY RECRUITING STATION, been declared by t'he Director•
WEDNESDAY
431 Water Street,
. on the Capltal Stock of the Com·
pany, payable on the 28th day
St. John's, Nfld.,
ROI.l.!R SKATING, 8.00 to
of Jun~, 1957, to Memtms ,of
ToP.X lAP\
Probable
10.00 P.M.
Tel. 8-0294
record at the close of busll\ell
In tod1y'1 major ltalflle ,
THURSDAY:
Please
send
me,
without
obllga·
on the 7tb day vf June, 1B57.
~Ill-lOll mnrdl In pare n-Il
ROLLER SKATING, 8.00 to
lion, your pAmphlet on the
Dated tbe 2ht day ol. May,
10.00 P.M.
Ilr/0.1'\J. 1 [ ~ r; I'E:
Soldier Apprentice Plan "The 1957.
Tn 11 r•
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· CJ£Vl:'!,ANO)") tAPl~A ~poke!l- I<I\InAY1
"lrat~n
·- .om~z I ~sn ror Cl el'e Ian d 1ntII an.~ sa1,'d
Way To A Flna Future."
J. RITCHII,
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ROLLER SKATING, 8.00 to
1
Nama
Secretary.
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10.00 P.M.
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·-------1' " I 1'1;!dl~ 11 ·' ~ 1 , slnkeout klug, 11 expecleu lo I1e
~ · 'P' 1•,•n 10 ~.) out or hospital wilhln 1 week.
S:\ TUHDA Y:
Ad•lr~ss ............ :................... i GREAT EASTERN OIL
11 1 • 1 "1\\htf 1 ' ,
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ROLLER SKATINIJ
' ~ 11 ~ "'"' , ~ 1l.
· .score j 1 nnuHIO
Clty/To\\'n .. _ ..................... : & IMPORT CO., ' LTD.
. s· ~
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lor 111 eye lnjnrv• recel\'ed
Alt•r.,oon (2.00 to 4.00)
I ' . 1 .0\11~ \,,) .
·~l• 11 \I \I
~ \) 7 Wlll•n I line ~rll'f hit hllll. J)OC·
Radio, Telel•lalon, Washeu,
Night (8.00 to 10.00).- - - ' - r ;..nl~\' I .
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Refrh1erators\ Deep Freezers.
lrl.ll\1\' 1111
.- . - ·.ton ~till ha\'e ht~n unah r In ~"~
Electrt c Rangea, ·
11 'i.- y. ·k' 1 1· ..
·what t!lrct lhP lnjnry might h~\'e SL-ENCOR fABLE.TS •r• •I·
11 I1!On on Score'a I' ilion.
Floor Polisher•.
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fectlve. 3 wrek~' aupply $2.;
•• n. Gramophones,
~ ...... ~.
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9 wePks S5; at all drugg!stl.
Public Addrm System•,
1'. ~OIIon-D~Jpy 11·0)
reb.mAr,apr,ma:v
Tape Recorder~.
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REPAIRS ANn SERVICE
II \r••h1nJjnn
5 LIN!:S
tl -'ilfrn!thl· {1-4\
0 I AI. ~001 to 30M
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~'ed., May 22nd.
he Rddresscd to
S
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tatutory
ju~t
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AUCTION
Star Hall,
Rul Estatt Agent. \•Ice
Hrnry Strert.
Olel 6149.
land. N~-fnundlnnd ~av!ngs I •
Open B a.m. to 2 a.m.
may:2.25
Bank
Bulld.lng,
Duckworth
~~···
- - - - - - - Slrect. St. John'5, so as to r~ach
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~U' THIN(!~:,
ANNOUNCEMENT
the CommiMion on or hefore
We have opened a Glasa
the ~8tll day or r-ray, 19~i. l!n·
r
Depnrtment and can fill
velopu conlllnlng •ppllcatlon• nnay21,2:!
your requirements for:
•hould be clurly marked "B·l.· - - - - - - - - - - C·131."
Can . ply unlimited quantity
•
Glm.
• Plate Glau
CHAIRMAN,
·
Civil Service Commlnlen
of GRAVEL and ROCK.
Pattern
Glau
16th •r
All ,sizes
and quantltle•
!n
" ay, 19"7
"
m&y22,25,2i
For In formation
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EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MAY 20
stock
.
A. C.. BARNES, 1. TO.,
NEW NUMBERS
Blackmarsh Road.
gi1r thank' i nne of four dub,, not
one,
11 ho 1o~elh·1 could dn \he trick."
lr• ott.m ~tariPd the. A'kcrl to txpanrl an~ lrlenlify,
, 1 : \\'tr~ 11hich is pm-~Lopez namerl his own fast-moving
111 1ood h!IC~r)' players. While Sox. C'IPI'eland Indians, De·
w
., "'1 ~:hrr• whom wr; trait and Boslon.
ll'l ;.cli"clrntl~ rnraot·l
u' J·" our '.rry •incere •
OS
IKE
OUR
Secretary
Board of Liquor Control. The
salary for thl~ post commences
Rt $2100 on the salarv ~~eale
$210H00-2i00.
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Applicant~ must I>~ twenty-one;
yea 1·s or age.
.
The successful randid:tte will 1
be requi.r-~d to !urnish the names
of preVIOUs employers and two
other references, and to under·
go a medical examination.
Applications In wrltind, ~tat·
Dl'a I .90988
ctt: 1nur 10
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THOMAS STAMP,
38 Head Choice
Butchers' Cattle':
~
Jo]ln D. Q'Dn'~COil·
ing age, educational qualifica·
61 Young Pigs
~
lions, experience, etc., should
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Public Notice
im~aiyi2iil,2iiii2iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~
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' RK (APl-Al Lopez,
arrustomed
nose
hi ~I d b to~· geltlna
y •·
or~ Yankee!.
th on te dYfl new
ru~ a e an t nee k forward
a~aln Tu~sday with a predlrt!on:
"I don't think thla !! the Yankees'
year."
"I u!d as far back 15 sprlnR myi6,17,1B,20 21,22
1
\.t(lor.
proud to he tralnlnl( that I didn't go for all
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.., ~rr wakelin who,, that talk that the Yankm are unI~OtiCe
~<;o:>r111 ha~ ~1rrn us the: heatable," added the !Ofl-spoken
:If: !or hl•h rla~s hockey manR~er of Chicago White Sox. In the matter of thl l!lhte of
!t'r'· s..:nr of Toronto's I "Now I'll go even farther-I think.
William J. O'Ota, lat• of St.
r;utl on lhtir hockey they not only can but will be
John's In thl Province of
b!c 1r.n:r.J
ctt·tin~
~a 11\'~r
~~~~r ann
are back
now,1 beaien.
"furthermore, I feel that any
Newfoundland, F•rm•r, De·
If~
before noon TO-DAY.
llc~tanll~l~~t 0~~ fl~~l'l~cge\~r m a~ the.~pplicalions
are Invited
post of Salesman, with
to .'hRnk . Ins on hB agreed "In principle" to
1n an~· ,a title rlefrnce
Agalmt welter·
• ru 1\1 rr h•X"Iity effort. weight king Carmen Basilio In
:.':':~-' rmht• who ~aH Septrmhrr, the lnl~rnational Bo~. ;, ~n n::~•l•. I~ Ell'ln~s in~ Club said Tuesday.
1
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. •irr.):lr~ nlh :oirwlounrl·
Robinson · accompanied b1·• 1r 1·.
·. CIP' 1no nw 1 '~· 0 era! m~mbcrJ ol his brain tru~t
of I confHrtd
1
',~ r:r~n"' [ "hn !rkind!~·
with Jamc.1 D. lllorrl!',
·;:· ro.;r ur.1 nrrm rr
prts dent or the JBC. Tuc~day
1
"hn altrnd· afternoon. Term! ha\'e not been
1:.
lrrllh,lt whn bouKht 'settled, an lBC spokesman uid.
.: It• rtr \1" h!)('kry car I Financial terms Rnd other de·
:n1r.l•.
will he rliscu.•sed later when
''·' r.••·~ ..~·r• t~.• radio Ra~illn an~ his mana~N! rctmn
.,;, (.111'\ n· 11r Ihank 'from the l'acitic coast, the spokes· ,
L."'/'
1 lor ~~· '' nnrltrful: m n uid,
f'" _, !:rr nl rhar~r' 3
'Ill
ClUB
TI1e regular monthly meeting
Jjan .Le u
D
T.P.U •. BENEFIT
FORMER I. Y HOLLAND'S SEA
VIEW HOTEl.
FOURTH DEGREE
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~THE
FOR SALE
Knights of Columbus,
\
OFFICES
Apply
TOOTON'S
The Lawrence Nfld. Co. Ltd.
211
DUCKWORTH STREET
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THE DAILY NEWS, WEDNESDAy
or 1!1'1' • .roaN••
WANTED
Wanted· Experienced
· Stenographer
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MALE OFFICE ASSIST ANT
Must be good typist. Present year vocation will ba
considered. Apply In person to
~T.
COU~C:IL
11'111\S \IU\ICJP.\L
~Underwriters
Adjustment
Bureau Ltd.
Public Notice
Tenders For Refuse Collection Unit
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Tcnrlr.r~ ~re
purch~sr, as I!
Invited lor thr
and where Is, or
cl~ht Head a! ca ttl~.
ranging
!rom ten months to two years.
.t\nlma!R may be Inspected on
application ln fl!r. J. C.. Brown,
Superintendent,_ Boys' Hom~ and
training School, Whltbournr.
Tenders marked •·render for
Cattle" should !'(!ach l11e under·
signed, not later ·than ,noon,
Wrclnsday,' May 29th, 1Q57.
The highest or any tender will
not necessarily b.:! accepted.
Tt'ndrr' art· rrqnrstrd for tile supply of 011r 11dme
C1'11"dion Unit.
Sprt·il katio11s f11r this machine arc i11'ililablc 01t the
nfl ire nl tbe City Eu:,:iuccr.
nids 111m I be ~lllmlitlrll fn ~cillrll fill cluprs nw!lrcl
'Trudrr fnr 1\cfme Cnllcctinn Unit" and must be drlil'ercd
111 the office of the Citv Clerk not later than £J.OO a.m.
Wednesday, 5 June, HJ57.
The luwt·.,t ur nu:· te!Hlcr not neccsarily accepted.
E. B. FOIUN, Cit) Clerk.
For position of Cct~hier and Payroll Cl er k,
Apply in writing, 1tating age, marital
TO-DAY'S
OFFICE MANAGER
TO RENT
may21,2Z
Row. Ground floor. Rent $80-00 per month.
JA~IES
For further particulars apply
THE EASTERN TRUST CO .
~fy!B,22
275 WATER ST.
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'PHONE 2077
HEADQUARTERS:
LeMARCHANT ROAD at
HAMIL TON AVENUE
BIDGOOD'S
~IU:-iiCIPAL
COU:\CIL
Appl!cat!ons are lnvitd from
qual!!led teachers holding Grade
IV or Grade III certificates for
positions as lecturers, in either
the Probationers' Summer School
!or teachers or the Academic
Summer School, both of which
will be held this summer from
July 8th to August 17th.
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Subjects to be taught at the
Probationers' Summer School In·
durle Primary Reading, Language, Literature, Arithmetic
and classroom :\hnagement.
Teac\rl!rs applying as lecturers In
Primary Reading should ha1•e
considerable experience In teachIng the primary grades.
e
Sub}~cts of the Acadmlc Summer School Include Gi-ade XI
Engl!sh, 1\lathematlcs, History,
French, Latin and General
Science.
.
The salary for the sesrlon h
5400.00. Appl!catlons should be
add~ssed to the
undersigned
before May 30th.
·Tenders For Cast Iron- Pipe
Tc!Hh-rs arc n·qucstt•tl for tl1r supply o£ Cast Iron Pijlt'.
~prcificatiom outlininp; si;:es, quantities and clnssificati"u ;trc aYnilablc at the office of the ~ity Enginetr.
Rid; lnr tl1e abcwc m111t he mbmittrd in sralrcl t.n·
'1'1"1"''. m.n-krd 'Tr!lllrr for Cast 1ron Pipe". At the olli •:e
,.; the C111 Clerk 1101 later than 9.0U n.m. Wcclnc>clav, :S
Jllllr. HJ57:
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E. B. FORAN, City Clerk.
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·.AOENCIES
G. A. P:RECKU,
Deputy' Mtnlater of Educa!lon.
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TELEPHONES:
92091 • 2 • 3 • 4
m8,13i,eod
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8 22
3 17
12 27
11 30
COFFEE TIME LTD.
(No 'Phone calls)
K. C. Building, St. Clare
may21 ,22
TO WEDDINGS
Canteen Concession
PRIVATE PARTIES and DINNERS
ROOMS. FOR HIRE
DIAL 448SH
SOME N
ue b1!11
The ST. JOHN'S :\MATEU R BASEBALL LEAGIJE
vite5 tenders for Canteen Conce5sion at the Bell
for this sea5on.
Pcrtie5 interested ond requiring further inlo
ore asked to contact the undersigned belore
m4,B,II .15.18,22,25,29
olht1
Fer finer dr
0 I A l
.c
WE OFFER
Also BIRCn JUNKS
and Kl:'o/DLI:'o/G
CALL
$2,000,000
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Coady's Coal
Dial 4249
JOSEPH B. WADDEN, Secrefary-Treo!urer
ST. JOHN'S AMATEUR BASEBALL LE.A.GUE,
236 New Gower St.
P.O. Bo1 661
~ow
1
new
ht MORTGAGE BONDS 5*% DUE 1982
Is
tt.~
time for your
TILE or LINOLEUM
FLOORS.
Alae MINOR REPAIRS
20,000 ORDINARY SHARES
1952 F
MUNN Ml
6 SPENCER ST.
For the B!o:ST in FUEL
NO DOWN PAYMENT
EASY TERMS
CALL
Cabot Construction
and Supplies Ltd.
Dial 5658
AUTO INSURANCE
NEW
RATES
7035
CALL
NOW IN EFFECT
for th!! mast depend:~
AUTO INSURANCE
40 years of service and sctisfcctio~ to tne
public of Newfoundland.
J. K. LACEY,
~s.
Manager
Duckworth St.
PRICE $547.50 PER UNIT
It"
EXTERIOR B
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SUBF•.OORINC
e
.:ON<
Bond Plywood i~
Its waterproof qualil
extre!Jlely economic
· or write direct for
Alt,•r lwurs call
MR. JAMES ADAMS, 7931H
u~
may20,22
Janl8,1m
United Towns Electric Co. Ltd.
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May 25th, 1957.
$500.00 BONDS AND S SHARES.
YOUR
A YOUNG MA~ TO WORK IN KITCH~N
Must have drivers licen<a.
Apply to
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HELP KIN •
TO BE OFFERED IN UNITS OF
FOR ALL
WANTED
B
CATERING EXCLUSIVELY
CEPARTMENT OF 'EDl:CATtON
ST. JOH:\'S
POWER
YOUR LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
ST. JOHN'S WEST
Cl'J.'l: OF 8'!'. JOliN'S
WATERFORD BRIDGE ROAD
Lt~.
Brookfield Ice Cream
Heated unfurnished APARTMENT on Devon
• L. G. CRUMMEY,
Ceputy Mlnl1!1r ef Supply.
SERIES
and experien<e to
CHURCH HILL
CENTRE BUILDING
KIN!
NEWS PAl
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
Grade XI education
Apply in writing
Parsons &Landrigan I
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Limited
CANADA PACKERS
H
BOND ST.
460.
mey2!.22
319 DUCKWORTH Sl.
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1,000.00
KINSMEN.
FILL-A-CARD
1,000.00
NEWSPAPER BINGO~sERIES E& F
if
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CLOTHES make the men ~
makes the clothe!
WM. l. CHAFE, Tal
4 HOLD~WORTH ST.
NO'
ANKIN
FRIDA~
a legal holit
Series E and F will be played as one game with a $1,000:00 prize for the first full card, regardless of series letter. In other words,
disregard the series letter and play for the $1,000.00 prize.
Banks in
%00 CONSOLATION · PRIZES
One pair of first quality nylons will be given for each. of the first 200 cards having a full line under B. All cards good for main
prize of course,
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t~e followin
ST. CLARE'S
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BINGO CARDS 'NOW ON SALE
HOW TO PLAY
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1. Bingo numbers will oppear in· the daily papers.
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3. . If you nave o full cord, or get a completed line under B, T-elephone
7269.
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· doily as they appear.
Mark numbers off as they appear.
4. Bingo_ must
5. ~Inner of
!S
declared.
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Werld'8- Great
Short Sterid
, -Cards good for current series only.
be phoned in by 10 p.m. on the day card completed.
-All card_s are in sealed envelopes.
Bingo will be announced the following day after ·Bingo
.
-All numbers called will be published once a week.
-Limited number available.
6. Disregard series ncmber and prize printed en card but play for
$1,000.00 prite and nylons.
CARDS -
SOc EACH
NUMBERS CAlLED
B
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8
22
3
17
12
27
11
30
N
40
44
35
39
TEN
-Each person sell!ng cards will have o master sheet with numbers ma'rked
G
55
46
48
56
ll4
47
0
68
63
Cards available at Lawton's Drug Store,
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Island and at most city Drug Stores.
Beginning this w-.1ek The Star
Weekly presents a !ummer s~r·
les of great short stories. rr.e
lead off story wlll be -'The :-;otorious Jumping Frog of Cala·
veras County," by l\1ark rwatn.
It will be followed by 14 stor:es
ranging from "The Bet," br,
,.~nton Chekov to "I'm a FooL
by Sherwood Anderson.
Even if you've read them you11
enjoy' them again with the manY
special features In your Star
Weekly. pictures, comics, pers~f;
·ality portraits-~ Star Wee.
at home or at the cottage mean!
lop reading pleasure.
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WEDNESDAY MAY 22. 1957
l Cit!\(,
KINSMEN
NEWSPAPER BINGQ
LTD.
sidered.
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8 22 40 55. 68
3 17 44 46 63
12 27 35 48.
11 30 39 56
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No more stomach troubla
when you
use \\'tlrkr's
Stomach Powder Rl first sign
of distress. Ama7.lngly ef·
rectlvc fQr heartburn acid!·
ty, gas, belching, Recommended by druggists every·
where.
IHTIITAl"MINT MON, - · · Pll. lA!.
OootH I
tNFLD LIMITED
-Trl!csUrtr
LEAGUE,
0. Box 661
'.Mo. 110 OIO\Illl Ill. Ta. 11011
e
1952 PLY MOUTH
.... $450.00
.... ......
CE
VeIvet Horn
Club
OPEN TO-DAY
~XTERIOR BOND PLYWOOD
FOR
I
!UBF'.OORING
e SHEATHING
I :ONCRETE FORMS
Sur.d l'lyll'oou is your answ~r to large area covrr-
:. ·.~a:c:proof qualities have been pro\·en and it sell!
n:re:roh rconomical price. See your neare&t dealer
~• ~Ti:r rl1rrrt for further lnformRtion.
TELY
TOR
rT. JOHN'S
n
HUGO LIMITED
ROOFING and CHIMNEY SERVICI!
RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL,
'\I'E STOP THE DRIP-WITH
0:-iE TRIP"
460 WATER ST.
BANKING HOURS
FRIDAY, MAY.24th
legal holiday all Branches of the
Banks in St. John'1 will be open
busineu on THURSDAY, MAY 23rd,
.
ROLLER
SKATING
TO-NIGHT
8 to 10 o'clock
•liiimila~~~··2i2i.~l------·
the following hours:
D·m. to 3_.p.m.
FOR SALE
an d 4 .30 p.m. to 6 p.m.
ONE MARINE
~T. CLARE'S MERCY HOSPITAL
TENDERS
~~
Sl'RS[S' ROME AND TRAINING SCHOOL
~P
ltnd~
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. '~· I dd remd to the Architect, will be received
11!•
'flit
·to..
'.-fhr ~o­
af
cau·
'ftra(n.
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sr~"
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:o>ewfoundland DayliGht Savings Time of June
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H'· or lhe rons t ruct 1on of a four store)' and •basement
o~~:~ and Tra Ic1ng School, adjoining St. Clare• Mercy
l.tli
c. mhant Ro~d. St ..John's, far the Raman Catholic
'r· ~·~·~r;!ion of St. John's.
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11 ' I · PI ,n,, sprcilfcnllon~.
t! .r,''11.• ·\I ;I\'· ··
scjJrdulc~ and
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l• .\•'II""
h. ('Q\ ~no~
Grneral Con.~tructlon m~y· he ohtained
1· office on payment of R deposit of $!00.00.
~;: •l~;,~Itr,'
:!,·r,~
1 r'.'111 ' m"y he nbtainril•from the jnlJ office on
, 1 11 P or the new Girls' Regional HiRh School
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l!il) r(rJ'rnu r, ror 11milar term!.
c...e,J~ •!•·po1il will be rdundrd provided the piRns and
l~m,rnlld are ret urne d lhlact and ln good condition
~'lit tn 3l'! after the tender cloilng dale ..
will also be received far mcchanlcnl and
In arcordance with the above terms.
!\o;anz daare here?y advl!ed that no extension of the
l'lt c0.,_ 1.e !peel lied above can be grnnted. ·
'""1'11ion Is not bound to accept the lowell or, any
·111 •
Plywood Boat
15 ft. long; in excellent con-
.-
1300'
(W. Sna~l
C'..oa •. !1.00 bag: 3
bags fr·J S2 7~; 4 bags for
$UO; P bags to1 $6.75. For
quick del!v~~Y dial 9~9~1J.A
29 Pearce Avcnur. janll.lm
dition. See
Mr. John Andrews
CHAPEL ROAD, KELLIGREWS
JIBSOI'f liUITARS - Hor~er
Button Stop Accor~eonl ant!
Harmonicas. R\chmonrl Saxophonr.s .. Boosey Cler!net!.Charle~ Htuton & Sons PI')
re~~.Md"
-----------"INVEST IN REST." Sleep
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19 5 1
lfn\:::eu
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l,~.,:or~ B .•JOR!\1
HOSKINS, F.R.A.I.C., Architect ..
. n.. a Road,
~! 11 loundlanl!.
•.1~7.
PONTIAC
$750·00
air• d.M0tors Lt d'
8
MERRYMEETING ROAD
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.
D,A •1 o~0378 "9
comfortably. We sp~datize
tn rcpniring and rccoridltlon·
lni nil t:·pes Springs and
1\lattres~a G t• a ran t e e d
work. ~lattr~sscs Cor back
aliments a sprclalty. 'Phone
64-49
or 3361,
Standard
Bedding Company,
Ltd.,
Flower HJ1'.
feb20,tf
00
REX RENOUF
TREASURER P. C. ASSOCIATION
WITH AN ELECTION MESSAGE
CJON-TV 6.20
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
195~ VASGl' ARD ST.'.
-·os
Card Party
WAGO:\:-Heater and de·
!rasters. Good condition.
900'0•0
1950 CHRYSLER !lEDANEquipped with heater, defroster, apot light and
other1 ............ 400·00
TONIGHT 8.30
1950 YA!IIGUARD SEDA:-1Heater and defroster. Ra~'o
Fair condition. 1
125°
0
McKinlay Motors
Ltd.
--
Miscellaneous
see
1953 ;o,u:~E(lR SEDANHeater and defroster.
Good condition.
1954 \'ASGtiARD SEDANHeater, defroslers, revers~
lights, dlr· ·fion signal~. sun
visor and radio.
00
11 00'
: NEW METHOU RUG CLEANERS. Ruga and C a r p e t 1
made to tnn1: lJir new. Von
Schrader oror.e~~ adds yeart
to life of rug5 Cleaned in
home or !t our plant. Phone
91033. Nrw Mr.thod Rug
Cleaners, Fres~water Road.
-----------WEST END CO~L SERVICE
T 0- N I GH T
··17QO·OO
Heater and defrosters, reverse lights, direction a.ig·
nal~. A very economic~!
rnr in perfect condition.
Building, Duckworth Street,
speclallzlng In all methods
permanent waving, tinting and
cutlng, Open Tuesday and
Thursday nlghta, sl:oc operator..
Dial M77 for oppolntment.
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ON TELEVISION !
Heater, defrosters, ctirec
lion signals, back·UP lights.
windshield washers. 4 000
mile! ....
1955 \'AN GUARD SEDAN-
Beauty Salon, T.A.
WANTED TO BUY; Comics,
pock~t
books, accordion!,
guitar~. gum,
typewriter!,
posta~e stamps, men's clothe!
and footwear. ,John D. Snow.
9, New Gower Street.
my!l,lmth
VOTE LIBERAL
2000'00
1956 VASGI..'ARD SF.DA:"i--
TO RENT -Furnished bad·slt·
ting room, also wanted male
boaniers. Apply to 142 Water
Street Ea~t or 'Phone 2397·A.
may21,22
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8.45-9.00 p.m.
CBG-Gander
CBT-Grand Falls
MR. ROLAND GOODYEAR
CBY-Corner Brook:
MR. HERMAN BATTEN, Candidate
-Heater, defrosters. Bar·
pin for small business man
or large family mnn.
1953 PONTI.·\C SEDAN DE·
LIVERY-Regular cabin nn
wheels, equipped with hcatrr. defrosters, custom radio.
Excellent condition.
E 5193
NOTICE
Candidate for St. John's East:
1956 FORD RANCH WAGON
82
~YON A RYAN
ALLAN M. FRASER
take your
-Heater and defroster< .
Good condition 150·00
Apartment to Rent ·
DIAL 7840
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1952 MAYFLOWER COACH
RA~IBLER Cl'STO'l
SEDAN-With heater, defrosters, direction signnl~,
twa toned, red and white.
Equipped with beds far
fishing or travelling.
1056
Iapl~::v ~~~;:·~ · ::i;--
STADIUM
Ul
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Minister of Municipal Affairs end Supply
will be the LIBERAL PARTY speaker over:
CJON
6.45~7.00 p.m.
CJON-TV
-7.00-7.05 p.m.
VOCM
7.20-7.30 p.m.
CBN
IMMEDIATE
OPENING !
Established Watkin~ Route
avnllnhle' In St. John'~ 1000
customers.
\'o e~perienre
necessary. !\'o ln\'fstment to
make. '.!lnimum enrnln~~
1
!60. wPekly. Age no handl·
-1 cap. Writ~ to F. Gran~er,
Slx·rcom
Apartmment
on
3~0 St. Roch Street. !\!antreal.
Forest Road avall!blt for lm-1 Quebec.
my15,22,29
mediate occupancy.
Self-conB b
talned, with electric stove and
ar er
hot water heat~r. Oil furnace.
Spacious grounds. Rent: $110.00. ~!! CI!NTRAL. BARBER SHOP I
Write "APARTME:-JT,"
We are now operating slx
chain. You can be as1ured
of the bert possible sen1ce I
• • OX •
plus the l~ut po~~1hle walt· '
In;~. 24 New Goll'er Street,
opp. Aotelalcte M<'lnrl. If you
prefer BPP'IT'tment Aervlce
Phone e2!1·A
P0 · B
HON. B. J. ABBOTT
family for a demonstration Ride.
Beautician
srr-
e
TO CLAIM PRIZES PLEASE CALL 5iS:Z or 6804L or 24/.SL.
and it may save you money. Let
FOR SALE-Cowt to frethen,
grass and fodder cattle, pigs
30 to 40 H s. Ready to lay pullets, ~ morths old, avall~hle
!hartly. Order early. Ynu
will find our prices very rea·
sonable. !l!acQuarrl~ and
Wheatley, Charlottetown, RR
~o. 6, P.E. I~land.
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IN STOCK
r!lr sur
CLAI\fED
It won't cost you
a' Cent to Look
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MUNN MOTORS, LTD.
RTH Sl.
TICKETS ARE STILL Oi\ SALE AT CITY STORES, SOc. EACH.
lloldrr~ of tickr!s ar!' R~k~d to plrase ch~ck them for any nf thr abo,e Lucky \11111bers.
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DANCINO AND DIMI+O fiiiGHTl Y IN
UNIOUI AND INTW.ATI ATMO.,HBI
$1,000.
TICKET :\o. 88019
TICKET :\o; 182~2. \YORTH ~1.000 -Claimrd by i\ORTII STAR CLLTfl. ST. JOH:\ S.
Remedial
For:
Arthritis, Asthma. Calarrh,
Constipation, Blood PI'<ssure, Rheumatism, Kidney,
!\"cn·e
Stomach
Trouble,
Eczema etc. On sale at John
D. Snow, 9 !\"cw Gower St.
my17,1m
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Sl,OOO.
e
1 HERBAL
COUSINS
ill
e
TO RENT - Furnished bad
room · nnrl partly furni,hcrl
kltrh~n. In west end of city.
I 'Ph one 4712-H.
5155
DIAl
. to
T!Ch:ET ~o. ~H9
,
SOME NUMBERS
are belftr than
other• !
For liner dry clr.nlnp
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HELP KIN HELP OTHERS
EFFECT
e, ALSO
, FOR SALE-1953 MG Model
TD. In excellent mechanical
and bodily cond;tion. 'Phone
8818·L.
Cl .. · Andrews'
Qua rltltte
DIAL 90069
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"THE MODEL SWEEP"
e
may22.23
TO-NIGHT
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FOUND-Collie Pup. Owner
may reclaim hy phoning
9·0253 and Identifying dog.
CLUB OPEN
9 P.M. TO-DAY
i
$·5,000.00 FOR TICKET. NO. 114748
Dial 6232
'Phone 4763F
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. drivc;rs license. Anything con- Good wages.
TO-DAY'S NUMBERS
ltd.
$·stiLL· UNCLAIMED $
Young Girl
:by Young Men back from England after 10 years. Has to come by doy: No children.
SERIES E and F
N
WANTED
Employment
'Wanted
'
(In aid of the Sports)
ST. PAT'S AUDITORIUM, BONAVENTURE AV!,
Admission 50c
e LUCKY NUMBERS
Patrons dre asked to bring Cards ,
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Wanted Immediately
AN EXPERIENCED
VANGUARD - HUDSON DEALER
.-
Sales Agents Wanted
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
required for bctt·~r quality
sport shirt~ featunn~ wools·
wool-blcnrls. rayon~ntton~.
Drayton. ~lfg. Inc. 463 St.
Calherine. St. W. ~fontrcal,
P. QuP
may·1,22.23
PIANO, ORGAN TIJNING and
Repairing. Single Tuning Sll
Dollars. Wm HOPLEY, 10
Cornatioc St. 'Phonlt 2811J.L.
oct1.1m.
A PRINCIPAL for the two
roam Anglican School at
Gallant! First Grafic nr high·
cr preferred. A house avail·
able for a married man. Free
r2nt house !w' hot and cold
water, batli am! toilet. A fe·
male A"i<t01nt for the '.wo
room School at c;~\lanls.
Tcal'hcrs for the Sole charge
'chools Port au Port. Sandy
Point, and Boswarlos. Apply
slating f]ualifications to the
Chairman of \he Sanrlv Point
Board of Ed· ration,· Robin·
son~. Nfld.
may20,21.2¥!324,2!!
Wall Washing
PAINFUl, CORNS? For quick
relief· use Carnation Corn
WALL WASHING-Wall! clttlt ·Caps, the efficient r.nd pain·.
ed by lli!W m&ch!ne. Re~ultJ
less Corn Remover. Famou1
perfect; 1ave' palnt.-New
In En~land for many years.
Method Rua and \Vall Clean' Also Callous Caps. 35c. at all
era, FresbwataJ Road, 'Phone
druggl!tJ.
DlOS3.
aa2~,1m
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STEN.OGRAPHER
'PHONE 4193- 4 • 5
Shorth~nd and typing essential
Insurance
·~SURANCE-eowrtng Brathar Llm!ted !nlurance DepaM·
ment-FI.re, Automoblle. Marl lne and all Cai!U&It:<~ l!!lf!L
! Telephone ~\6& or 5167. ·
Please apply,
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DEPENDABLE FIR!! INSUR·
ANCE-Don'l ..Jsk your valu·
ablea to "sa\"1!" a few doilal"'l
Our fair-rate. reliable policy
l(lves lmmedlat~ orotecllon.
'Phone. 6921 or "rlu i J.
LaceY. P.O Boll 506 !'eDl.tf
Contact ST.I.N FOWL.!!R, R.,
nouf bulldlng, for Fire Automoblle and Plate G!a~rS !nsur·
ance. Claims promptl~ settl·
ed. 'Phone 5531-P.O. Box
63.
~OBERT DIIWf! I
!50N, Fire
and Autumohlle !nsuran~.
Be safe. be sure. Insure. Tel«"
phone 2882. P.O Box M
Royal Banlo: Chaoobers St
John'a.
TO REN (--An u nfurnishcd
apartment, consistln~ of four
rooms anrl pri\'ale hatll
room, suitable for 3 or 4
adults or 2 workln~ couplc5.
No chlldrm Dial 3474-F.
Drivers .Lessons
Phone 7974
Nfld. Tractor & Equipment
Co., Limited
WATER STREET
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ST. JOHN'S
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Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Newfoundland Divi~ion of
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the
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CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE
FOR THE BLIND
will be held this cfternoan, Wednesday, May 22nd,
at 3.30 p.m., at the lnsiitute Building, 1 Military Road.
The ~nnucl report! will be presented, also election
of officers.
The General Public are cordially invited to attend.
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SJ~ Francis
AT THE I
DOWN GO TIRE .PRICES
0,/lf
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s·
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size
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6.00 X 16
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Super-Cushion
.
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hy
GOOD.t;o\'EA.R
Unequalled quality at this rock bottom price.
NEW LOW" PRICES IN OTHER SIZES TOOl
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price~~ with your
Cl!l88 "A" trade-in.)
(All
6.70 X 15-$12.95.
7.10x 15-$14.95
SIGN '
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And we can help you 'touch up' your premses by supplying beSl
~fp.
Prize for Senior 'Religion, award·
to Joseph Aldan Gash, Curl·
!ng, Newfoundland.
The Flying Officer Wallace
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~lacDonnld i\lcmorlal Prize for A Student's Diary
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Junior Religion, awarded to
.... 7.95:
Laszlo Beke
Paul Smilh Crenghnn,' ~!oncton,
:\ew Brunswick.
Invasion 1940
The Re1·~rcnd A. J. Chisholm
Peter Fl-eming .......... 5.00 \
Prize for Religion, awarded to
Allan
Alphonsus
~lacl\:innon, The Vatican Picture Book\
Sydney, Nol'a Scotia.
Ed. by Leon Paul ..... 3.50
The Bishop i\lacDona!d Prize
for Sophomore Rzllglon, award· I Around the World in
ed to Paul Thomas Keenan, Tar·
d
Ill
onto, Ontario.
Wan erer·
The Bishop MacDonald Prize
Eric (, Hiscoe k ....... 5.00
for Freshman ReligiOn awarded
to Allan Joscrh ~lacK\nnon, Albacora
Antigonish, :\'ova Scotia.
I Eugenie Marron ...... 4.95 :
The Blshop 1 i\lnc>Donald Prize; Th Way Back ·
for Senior Rdl~ian at :'l!ounl ·
e
.. 3.50
I St.
Bernard College, awarded i Vincent Brame
to Solnngc Adele ~lnxwell, Pcm· ·The Sec:ond Lesson
brckc West, Bermuda.
Th.~ Bishop ~lacDonald Prize
Bernard Moore ....... 4.00
far Junior Religion at :\!ounl. St. Challenge to Venus
.Oernarct College, awarded to
~!argarct :\lary Ann Cuddil1y, Charles Margan ...... 3.00
Rouyn, Quebec.
The Tall Captains
The Bishop ~IaeDonald Prize
.
Bart Spicer ....
4.95
for Sophomore
Religion at
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ernar . 0 ~gc,
eroes 0
one .
awarded
to
:llary
Geraldine
Thompson, Summerslde, Prince
Kenm dY .: .. 3•00
ent
SPRING TIME IS CLEAN __.
UP TIME
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p~h~~"~j~~' ""'' ,,,.,, JJ.Mi T'OOK
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Xavier Univ. _
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hand pi,ked English Lime in 125 lb. air tight Steel Drums.
"ARRIVED OVER THE .WEEK END"
Newfoundland Blue Potatoes, Certified'
. Seed Cobblers , Green
· Mountains, Sebagos, etc., etc. Also all Grades Fertilizers avQJ.1•
qble ex our Store for prompt delivery.
Quee~
nish
QUEEN ST,
'PHONES: 5143 • 5144
Agents: COLONIAL FERTILIZER CO., LTD., Windsor, N.S,
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If SAFf AND SAVE WITH US - COME IN HOWl
NFLD. TIRE SERVICE
'PHONE 7431 and 7665
WATER ST. (opp. Railway Statton)
Marg~rc~
;.~~~;~;\~~~~;~:~":;::£:;: ;~;~;~, I~;~b·::·
Barbara Ann :llacK!nnon, Anti·
of
3.25
The Big War
32nd AnnuaI Meet•Ing ycor~.
Newfou ndla nd Confere nee \l;:r: !~ ~.:~; ~ ~·:
8ranc h w M s
thanked all for)Irs.tr.c·1.,
three
a.nd _whh. cd \Irs. Bartl•tt
president al! the best '1M
Pa5\ Prcsidcnl-lir!.
OffiCERS A. I.
deals with minor league cluM, ITeaclters'
gonish, ~ova Scotia.
rett.re;1 rnl-llrs.
.
Redlegs as of Tt1esday were
The Governor Ceneral'~ Sil·
Anton Myrer ......... 4.95
P
Redlegs On Top Intheleading
the Natiunal League with a
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~hethJop~
°:~~;~~.d
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Naomi
Mitchison
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3.00
The
thirty-second
annual
meeting
~pecial
speaker
was
~Irs.
Kirk
FeltS.
Reliefers
as the starting pitcher Pens10ns Act
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complettd his assignment in
Introducing second reading of a and Senior Years, awarded tQ' The ['']y Christ Died
of the Newfoundland Conference i hem who ha? spent s~me lime as Simms.
3rd. Vice
B' h
Branch of the Woman's ~lissionary a dde'a concss 1n the Un1ktcd Church
lYiaj' Or art
only eight of these ~ames, th~ only bili"An Act Further to Amend CUyrll James Grant, Inverness,
1m
op ...... .... .. 3.95 Society opened at George Street an a1so as a port wor er 1n Hall- \l'ilkin< n
conclusion Is that Birdie Tebbetts the Education (Teachers' Pen· :-;ova Scotia.
Lt~i!
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By \\'HITSE\' ~.4.RTIS
Is doin~ a mgnlficcnt job of han· sions) Act," In the House of As·
~EW 'I.'ORK (APl-For an a.1- dlln~ his staff, taking out starters sembly ycsterd&y afternoon, Hon,
aembly job put together with used at the moGt opportune times, anti Dr. F. W. Rowe, Minister of Edu·
part; p1rked up here and thert. havinl! relief men who really arc cation, said It covered in particu·
thr Cincinnati Rcdleg pitching staff a relief.
llai- teachers who had left the' pro·
is doing right well.
The relic( men ciher save the fess!an and wanted to return.
Pitchers such as Warren Hacker, games for ·the starters, or stick in1 "They may contract In," he said,
Her.sh Freeman, Brooks Lawrence, 1there and 11in for themselves. "and automatically become eligible
1131 Jeffcoat and Johnny Klipp· They vcr)·, very scldum blow a for pension." There Is no coercion
str1n wert obtained In deals with lead.
Involved; if the teocher docs not
o_tller clubs which mttst have con·
For year; the Cincinnati club I want to join th~ pension fund, he
s1d~rcd them c~pendablc.
was in the stron~ bat, weak arm or she can nollfy the _department
. 'et than~s to !hese supposedly categor. The Redltgs could knock I to this effect. The III_Inlst.er sugsr>-~o pitchers, and three or four your brain~ out with a bat, but gcsted further diSCUSSIOn In cam~~~~c and there when they won Jt usually was lJ.IO mittce stage,
~l,r. Browne, who was alone In
the Opposition seats at this time,
said he had hoped for explanation
to connect up the varioua clauses.
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United Church on Wednesday, o!ay fax during World War II.
'I 4tll ·\.. r .d 1
Prize for tlP Highest aggrc·
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. .cr. rc' (~ ll,c
gate In tile Senior year, award·
5t a
p.m. The theme was
Taur~
ay · mornm~
the Bran~h ' Fisher.
·· "-'"ed to Cyril James Gr~nt, In·
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• "Christ in Faith and Witness."
began 1ts !ccond day. The Burm
RPcordm" Sr 1 ..
verness, xova Scotia.
A. J. Barrett, the president, Presbyterial conducted the wor- K. Dawc. ' · m a,!-lh
u
conducted a short worship service, ship semce, With ~Irs. Carnell. I Corrc'po~rlin" ,
Prize for the Highest Aggregat\! in the Junior year, award·
after which the members divided
and )!iss Hollett tak- J. \\'.
' ,meta::
ed to Ronald Robert Senechal, 'PHONES 2008 • 3191 -4425 into groups for conferences. At 1ng p?rt. Fol~aw1ng .a bus:ness p;r· Trca;urrr-llrs. L TJ:\.
Saint John, :\'cw Brun.swlck.
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12.30 the. members of George 10d ?'n,n1er _was scn5ed _bt} the h\~ ohPress-l!r.-. l!amr Pil'
The Catholic Women s League nrd !l!tchael lliggms, Samt John, Street Woman's Association sen·- mans ·: ISslonary 11 ocle y, w IC )!embers 11'1\hnu: Pcrtlo',;o:
Prize for the Highest Aggregat~ :\'cw Brunswick.
ed a delicious luncheon. ~Irs. Bar- was enJoyed by a present.
~Irs. Fr"nk !\~·~·''··
in the Sophomore year, awanl·
The Dr. George Boyle 1\!cm· rett expressed th~ thanks of ~~~ At 2.30 1n the aftcrn~on, ~Irs.
.\Irs. R. l!orwoo 1,
ed to Franclscus Johannes Van orial Prizz for an outstanding branch to the ladle~ and Rev. \ l·t R:chards of the St. !aims I res by·
'Irs. c. !Jawc.
Oss, llceswyk, Holland.
coptribution to Campus Jour-! pond
the thanks of the tenal hcl_d the wors.h1psemcc. The
He:,. \I ill'.
. , ., g e nalism
awarded
to
Emmet guests present.
solo1st 11as ~Irs. ::o-;ea1es. An ad. \\'
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Aggregate Joseph Coughlan, . Cambellford,
p.m.
e mee Ing or e · rcss was given Y ·' rs. IC ·erur. ''·'.<II ES 0'
ford Ontario (Editor of thi's afternoon was opened by the presl· son who was a church worker 111
DEP,\HT.IlE.IIS
In t.he Freshman
year,
awar ded year's
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dent! wh o con duc t ed th e wars h'IP '\ t hc Bap t'1s t Ch urc_h, ·m Frc dnc
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!ernce, Mn. A. M. Old 1ang very I ~Irs. N1ckerson sa1d "God wants us
C mstlan Ste1l;rd::.:;
Ad
t
Grand Falls, Newfoundland.
beautifully,' "Were you there to live, rather than to die far our H. Finley.
when they crucified my Lord."
ideals."
~li.<sion Circle~ - \1:•!
Priz2 for the Highest Aggrc·
gate In Freshman Engineering,
8
Mrs. McKim warmly welcomed
This was followed by depart· Dingle.
awarded to Donald Oscar Tallee,
the large audience present to which mental reports. The evening auxil·
All. C.G.lT-\trs. W. E
or 13·12 or tomethlng !lka that.
Waterville,
!l!alne.
.
~Irs.
A.
Wilkinson
replied.
~Irs.
iaries
served
tea
to
those
present.
am.
Their pitchers just had to have a
A prize for the !-!ig1Jest AggN·
E. White the literary secretary
At 7.30 the evening session be- 1 Aff. Explorer'
fat cushion of runs,
Because many salmon fishermen. gave an excellent talk on prayer gan. The Grand Falls T-gate Presgale In the combined subjects
They still have that power, but or the first, second. and th1rd in his Riding had requested the ·and the part it should play
our byteriol conducted the even
I
Ion B:.nrl< If you rated their pitching staff years or the Engincermg Cour~, information, Art Harnett, P.C. li\'e!. Mn. Barrett gave a state- Iworship service. ~Irs. Abbott ~Irs.[ Banfield.
11.
merited
William Candidate for the Federal Riding ment on "Woman's work in the Hynes and
Fradsham iaking
B"by
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man for man with that of the equally
I Braves and Dodgers you'd have to Thomas Houghton, Edmundston, of Trinity-Conception, recently Church." First we must ask our· part.
Wilkinson sang ''Flee sham.
r~te it below these other contend· New Brunswick, and John l\lich· wired the Department of Fisheries s~ves ,,..,.•,at doe~ God want us to a! a Bird." This was followed b.,.'· Asst.
ers, But lhe club Is winning,
ael :\!ullins, Carner Brook, New· at Ottawa, requesting information do", and then "How does he want a panel discussion by
Holme>;
.
_
Tebbetts always Is a fellow to roundland.
on the department's decision re- us to do ll" There are three assisted by Misses Pat Dean, Lor-I Supply-\\r'. \. Pnl.
shun credit himself and he was
The William and Lloyd !\leech garding salmon net regulr.tion!,
things we need to remember, dedi- rnine Roberts, Joan Taylor and
Com1r.unliY r :re
strictly In character when he i\lemorlal Prize for the member
Harnett has receive<! the cation, .ervlce and committment.
It was. interesting Tho_r.nlull.
,
1
termed Tom Ferrkk the best or the Freshman class nornlnnt- ·
reply from Mr. G. R. Judging by the able manner 1n to note that M1ss Lorrame Roberts
Li.rraturc--\lr · E. 1'._l
pitching coact! !n the buslnesa,
ed by a Faculty Committee and Clark, Deputy !l!inister C1f Fish- which these meetings were con· plan! to enter the training school
s: 'J ·
as out· erles:
dueled, we know the women of in the fall. The film "That they may
·oted by his
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Which could be true, but tlle fact 1
clo<e to the day. Fner.rls-:-'lr;. · J
Is the manager makes the pitch- standing in character, scholar· "Fishermen of Newfoundland our United Church are playing an see" was a
important part.
theme hymn 1 The final session was on Frcday
Chm\1"n
ing changes. He might ask the ad· ship, and qualities o! leadership,
was t.hen ~ung.
Lord of L1~ht., morning. The Carbonear Presby- DJ\'IS.
vlce o! his coach, but the decision awarded for the year 1956·57 to
Peter Bernard Berry, Montreal, read 85 follow~, quote: From mid- whose name outshineth."
I terial ladies, Mrs. Strong, ~Irs. ;-;;;-;.-;,;.;;·-;;;-.;,.·__;~~is his.
Qu·~bec.
night Saturday to midnight the
A:t ~.30 ~~· .was 5erved by the , Dicks and. Mrs. Taylor took part in
Tebbe!\.! Is posltlvely psychic in
A prize donated by the Han· following Sunday <tll nets in that semor aux1liams of tht W.
S .• the worsh1p
guessing 'the right time to make arable Justice Daull for a mem· portion of any bay, inlet, river, This was an hour of fellowship.' The following resolution was prehis switches. In fact, Blrdle seems ber of the SeniDr Cla~~ who has or sound, inshore of a point where Greetings were bro.ught to the I sentcd:
to haVe a lltUe a! the seer in him, maintained an outstanding schol- such bay, inlet, river, or sound Is Branch by Rev. McKim of Georg~ I "The Bonal'i<ta Presbyterial
and we wouldn't be surprised if he
lc record and whose major six miles or less In -width, shall Street Church, Rev. Vipond, presl· stronolu ur2es the ~linister or 1.
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could pP.er out a window of his ast
more serious con-i
u Is Phl'losophy, be put out of fishing order, un- dent or th e c on ference 0 r th e IJustice
New Hampshire home on a Febru- field Of Stud ,
quote. This means that lifting 'will
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urc an
ev: r. awe, Isideration to greater punishment
ary day and tell you just when the awarded to Gregory Jerome be required only In Inshore Un te.
to all trW sp:t:l
1\lacLead
Sydney
1\llnes
Nova
areas."
Supermtendent
of
Misswm.
for
drunken
drivers."
big thaw would start.
Scotia. '
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POLITICAL PROPAGANDA
At 8 p.m. the evening session
The installation service and com·
The Dr. A. A. MacDonald
1\l&x Lane, General ·secretary of began. Mrs. Balsam, ~Irs. l'ars?ns Imunion s~rvice were conducted by
Mathematic~ Scholarship award- the Newfoundland Federation of and Mrs ..clouter of ~he Banav1sta Rev. ~!cK1m ..
48 FOREST ROAD
ed to Ronald Robert Senechal Fishermen, said last . night after Pr~sbrter_1al co.ndtlctmg the worMrs. Parkills the oldest memSalnt John, New Brunswick. ' hearing that Mr. !!arnett had ship s,';mce. ?.ll.ss ~!argare:, Pelley I her, thanked Mrs .. Barrett for her
Prize for pro!lelency In French, made the above request that "This sang Have Faith l!l Crtld . The contnbut 1on dunng the past
The BnoksellerS
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propagand<~."
by the French Consu- is political
He add- . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - late In Halifax, Nova Scotia, ed that "These arrangements were
awarded to Charles Francis made In February at a meeting
Have a Home that say1
MacD<>nald, !l!onastery, Nova attended by him in Otts.wa. The
Scotia.
Deputy Minister had no right to
.
give a reply to a matter that
Pnze !n memory of lhe Very 1should have been handled by the
Reverend D. J. MacDonald for provincial department," Jaid 1\!r.
proficiency in Economics, given Lane.
by an anonymous donor, award·
Mr. and ~Irs. J. Noseworthy of
ed to Cyril James Grant, Inverli Suez Street recently announced \
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ness, Nova Scotia.
A Prize donated by the :\'ova the engagement of their youngest
Scotia Mining Society to a gradu- daughter, Dai5y, to Albert, son of
ating student who has· majored ~k and Mrs. R. Burgess of 53 Golf
In Geology and has presented the Avenue.
best ~nlor Thesis In this field - - - - - - - - - - - 'l\OTE OF THANKS
of study, awarded to JamCll
Ross Lawrence, Soulhhampton,
Nova Scotia.
The familv of the late Jobn
A Prize donaterl by the Nova O'Dwyer, wi~hes to sincerely thank
Scotia Credit Union League for. those who helped to elcviate them
a student showing qualities of in the death of a dear father.
I
l~adershlp In campus activities A special thanks to those who
associated with the Extension sent wreat.hs, mass cards and let· i
Department, awarded to Sarah ters of sympathy.
Teresa
MacNeil,
Johnstown,
BIRTHS
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:I!EWS--Barn, at the Grace
The Dr. G. H.· Murphy Prize
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far proficiency In the Pl'<medl· Hospital on May 21st, to Vera I
and
Harold
Mew~,
a
daughter.
cal Sciences, awarded to Lean·
MURPHY-Born at St. Clares'
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Mercy Hospital, May 12th, to '
MURRAY
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Elizabeth Wednesday \'
vanish brewery - a
rnpagne.
stood three deep
Q een Prince Philip ~
~ th~ oanlsh·1'(lyal fa
two miles to the Car
. on the second d
state vi~lt.
of offending Brlti
organizations, Dan:
rv to tradition, c
the Queen free beer
the brewer)'.
'a pau~e in an adjoini
hOII·ever, the QUI
rharnpagne. Prince _Phi
glass of beer wlthm I
of the house.
. represents one
jor export lnd
1ors the Ca rlsb•
for thp advancem•
and culture and p
of honor to No'
scicnli~t Nils Bo
OSG LARGEST
sunny, warm w•
Char
Age
Eng. ( Reutc
Bodkin Adams, acq1
longest murder trial
history; was ordez
to stand trial on 15 I
charges.
for the 58-year-<>ld' fa
said the doctor wo:
guilty to all charg
from falsely say1
fillmial intedst in t
persons he cerlliied
lo prescribing drugs
not on his national hea
was acquitted 1
·
a wealthy wid
Bive injections of drt
~ benefit under her
court decided tl
be commit·
a three-day preli
oul~
trial will be held
Ibis east coast to1
London's Old Bai
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stival