'.. PLANE CRASH. . (UPI Photo). Clarenville Gets Overhaul The CNR's coastal vessel Clal'cnvillc is now"0':1 drydork for her annual Inspection and

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1 ' r '1' p' 11 : 1 10 t ( ' ~ff'j ~ 11 '' last on remanng 1962 GMC Pckup Bob Charles_ NOVA MOTORS (1962) LTD '~ THE DALYNE Water St Elzabeth Av All forms ot nsurance ~o 215 THE DALY NEWS ST JOHN'S NFLD WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER (Prce: 7 Cents) SDn cores ne Dun noc(ou ' (Complete Coverage Page 7) r PLANE CRASH Search' Ends For 1 D' \ Other Survvors D 01 Denes \ Negro Rght To' Regster Fre On Breaks Out Rescue Shp ro we the me td the cl) ul rod :\ :\rgentna:tanks the Eghth Tank Regment from Azul leave burnng trucks' pro :mc:' n background after a battlc early Sept 21st Rebel General Juan Carlos Ongana warned trl'ops n the captal at Buenos Ares surren del' or face ar bombardment Some mltary unts n govcrnment buldng area started hangng out whte bedsheets n ken surrender To Buld Fshng Fle;et Base n Cuba' 'AP The SO'et Castro sad the POl't wll cost uj Cub plan 10 buld pesos ;ome~ here on Cuba's (The Cuban peso once was on coastlne as head a par wth the US dollar but for a jont Atlantc has deprecated sharply hl n f!!1 Cuban Premer ternanal trade durng Cas :no~n(pd Tuesday tro's regme lolcled the plan n ' As outlned by the premer: treat) wth Sovet Part the cost wll be fnanced lln;ler A A shkol by the Sovet Unon but the th! Ru~~ans wll use port wll be bult by 'Cuban la _!j':lcr a 10'year can bor wth Cuhan materals Cuba 'hlch ~urel~' wll con wll be compensated by add ~lth lon~er than 10 nal Russan food' shpments Cuban workers wll operate Gromy~o 'Confer EastWest ssuesl XHOXS (AP) Secretarl' Rusk foregn Mnster Gramfor more than three :tsday but apparently Q come grps Berln Cuba: th~ frst meetng foregn mnsters snce on Laos n Gen JUly t s expected meet agan n New no date has been set Cloudy n after Hgh j3 temperatures Rob e r t Mannng assstant secretary state for publc affars who brefed reporters on the meetng sad that only Laos a nuclear test ban were dscussed that both sub jects had been brought up by Rusk Asked specfcally whether Cuba Berl1n were ds cussed Mannng repled that the subjects were not brought up le sad that the Unted States s undertakng a mltary wthdrawat from Laos as a result the agreement reached n Geneva presum'ably th s was uched upon On the nuclear test' sslle he Lnted Slates has proposed a ban on tests n the atmosphere under water whch woutd not he subject nspecn Mannng gave no ndcan Gromyko's atttude on that proposal whch has nct been ac' cepted by the Sovet Unon Gromyko was affable but not communcatve when he met re ' the port ts ownershp he vested n Cuba CUTS ONG TRPS Wthout gvng a date for the ground breakng Castro sad the facltes wll make nnec essary the trps Sovet trawlers now make eastern European ports for mantenance over haul A smal1 flotlla Russan trawlers equpped wth refrg erated unts electronc de tecn equpment arrved n Havana n the summer t was reported that the So vet crews would nstruct Cu bans ll operan the vessels that the flotlla ultmately would become the property the Cuban government n Washngn the Whte House sad t had no comment on Castro's announcement Western anthortes suspect Sovet fshng fleets ftted wth mazes electronc detecn rado equpment are fsh ng for strategc nforman as well as fsh n many ther operans around the globe CND Starts West Drve The annllal fnancal drve the Canadall Nanal nstlute for the Blnd has stluted \v cst Coast Frst large donan the campagn was made by Bo waters whch' gave the CNB $1000 (UP Pho) Clarenvlle Gets Overhaul The CNR's coastal vessel Clal'cnvllc s now0':1 drydork for her annual nspecn JACKSON l\!ss (AP) Go\ r Justce departmcnt lawyer ernor Ross Bar net t dened lohn Doar warned Barnett James ~crcdth the rght the court orders Barnett regster for enrolment at the sad he was complyng wth all whle Unvel'sty l\!s state laws state consttussspp Tuesday Barnett sad na prol'sons the 10th he WS complyng wth the laws amendment federal consttn o the state tan BULLETN CP from APReuters SHANNON relthe Brtsh Ar Mnstry reported Tuesday nght fre broke out aboard the Swss freghter Celerna en route Antwerp wth 44 Amercan place crash survvors rescued from the Atlantc Monday Barnett met the 29 year old Barnett sad he was actng on Koschusko Negro at the dool'l the advce the state atrney o! the state collcge board fce general n not acceptng the The mnstry sad at \eat nght recevcd copes federal court process US 5th crcut ' two persons were badly burned Wth the end oc the ar sea larders decl?ed accept them court appeals orders The mnstry sad helcopters search the death ll was read a proclamaton assert 11ercdlth left wth Doar wll rendezvous wth the Celcr rased 28 wth 16 persons pl'eng the state's sovcregnty n allother justce department law: na at dawn take the njured vously lsted as mssng now the casco yer Cork rel presumed dead Only 12 bodcs t dd not say mmedately : have been recovered Forty Gudo Meets Wth whether the njured were sur eght survvors were plucked '\'ors from the plane crash Dr from the water mcmhers the crew the A Brtsh ar mnstry spokes freghter man sad n London' that by The nr mnstry sad the Cel jont agreement wth the Unted erna caught fre n the even States Ar Force we decded New O b S t a C es ng most reluctantly that there s The extent tbe fre was not ne further hope repar overhaul known 1\or ~vas there any m The Canadan arcraft carrer When the Ca renvlle's work BLENOS ARES (AP) ant GUdo fcers had been ar medate word on how t flared Bonaventure wheb raced s completed the dock wll then Spreadng dssenson among the rested t was JU~: such a up the sccne carly Monday d take n the Hopedale later armed forces threw up new shakellp n the mlhtary hgh An ar mnstry spokesman rected the rescue operan several he CNR's remanng roadblocks Tuesday Pres eommalhls last Augus\ wlch s~d: was last leal'e the sear~h fleet dent Gudo's efforts mpose uched f?st week s bl'le( hut ~ 1\ s hoped hal'e the n arca Tuesday nght l'as due The Burgeo whch w~s dam'j hs freshly won cvlan aut nor blood)' rehelhon jured ta!;en f at a rendezl'ous 10 arrl'c n the Rver Shannoll aged n a grollfldng ear her ths t)' mltary BrgGen Cayo Anno A: pont at frst lght morro~v latc day wth lour njured pel sna al' force commer mornmg by tll'o Royal All' SOlS on board Gen Juan Carlos Ongana the ~orce helcopters (ram the sta SEARClEJ? UlT1L DUSK year had repars completed There was obvous dssenson last week s now ready n all three SC' vc ' 5 over ta!:e over servce Gulf Gudo's new mltary appont run belween Port aux Basques ments A flood unconfrmed North Sydney reports sad a large number Kennedy WarTme WASHNGTON (AP) A wry lttle Solomon sler who once paddled an njured Unted States Navy leutenant te safely n the South Pacfc durng the Second World War met hm agan' n the Whte House Tuesday Presdent Kel)nedy receved Benjamn Kevu n hs' o fce t was Kennedy's frst reunon wth any the group natves who found rescued hm after hs PT boat was cut n hatf by a Japanese de strayer n 1943 r recognzed hmhe sn't changed much sad Kevu The l!~t\'e found Kennedy on a small sl whch he Unanmous MOSCOW Reuters) The 1 t:nted S tates Brtan France Tuesday placed the onus for Berln SO'et Unon n almost dentcal notes the hree Western Alles sad ten sons over Berln are due the wall whch dvdes the cty the brutalty 'the East German regme wards ts n habtants The notes added: Both are the responsblty the Sovet governmenl Greets rebellon leade no ' ~rmy hon at St lawgan n Corn The c3;ncr V ho s e hehcop commer n r chef c~led on wall t~rs conl1~ued sear~h (Ol' SU dssdent clements {'thn ther An ~AF spokesman sad the 111'0l's untl dusk radoed: 01' free d n t two mjured \'~re men but had There are a tal 48 peo Hs P ~~g 0 s ant fang ~de al'y a no further detals pc who al'e m ra c ulously e suppor 0! 1l O CALL OFr SEARCH alve ]9 OFFER RESGNATONS At dusk Tuesday the lmer The seas \\We stll ragng 4~ The navy whch ok no part can Brtsh :lr forces hours after the Super Constell n tbe fght last week that gave called f the nternanal ar ; n made an emergency l Rescuer Gudo a vcry over one set sea search for other survvors! ng ll 10 foot hgh waves aftcr mltary bosses sad t had the Super Constellan that three ts four engnes faled not receved an army ar force dtched n the North Atlantc Low clouds poor vsblty dem clarfy ts posn wth 6 persons aboard Sunday hampered search operans swam pullng an njured shp But 19 navy admrals appar mate after hs craft sank ently opposed the new drec They ok a message from : lon the Gudo gol'ernment Green Raps So vet Kennedy an Australan fered ther resgnans coast watcher's stan seven Addng the leadershp con mles away The message had fuson was the resgnan duro been carved by Kennedy on a ng the day Brg Jorge Ro Co:lonal Polcy cocoanut Coastwatcher Reg jas Slveyra as ar force seere nald Evens sent back a note tary le had sgned the order dr~etng ~enn~dy let the ~rush t~e r~bel forces sup nallves brmg hm ' the sta portng GUdo 111 last week's LNTED NATONS (CP) ng n pocket revolt External Affars Mnster lo He made no menn Cuba ward Green Canada Tuesday or Berln but ndcated reo rejected' Sovet crtcsm porters later that there are no Brtsh colonal pol cy major polcy dfferences be called for a Unted Nans ex tween Canada the US l amnan arcas under So O\'er Canadan relans wth vet rule n a polcy statemrnt before Cuba He sad he had no plans ~ the Generat Assembly Green meet wth US State Secretary! outlned Canada's atttude on a Rus!: who has been conferrng number world ssues wth wth US Alles here all the Cu ; emphass on dsarmament ban stuan an early ban on nuclear lest But he noted that Rusk had vsted ottawa recently at that tme had thanked us very warmly for our atttude on Cuba he went out hs way thank us Councl Ready For Wnter Mn Mll He sad the major US con N~ht Da Two hundred volunteer can cern s wth shpment arms vassers wll make collecns Cuba transshpment The 51 John s Muncpal ' n the Corner Brook area from t's; products Cuba through Councl s rcad~' for the wn now untl Ocber 8 when 'the Canada both whch Canada tel' season f We had a snow campagn tbere fcally closes bars srm day We would be porters upon em~rgng from an TheCNB fnancal campagn' ready sad ety engneer elevar' ll the Waldorf Towers n the St John's area wltl open Duncan Sharpe Hotel on Sept 7 The snow clearng set up w!! Vctm s be much the same as last year wll only mnor changes beng PM Names uu SEPT U made n the technque Satsfacry New Addml equpment ( major c'hanges wll be needed A resdent Kenmouth Road 6:52 pm only f the cty lmts arc ex ry condn Tuesday at the 6:53 am O AWA (CP) A t t' U ' tended ths year that s Edward Ash was n satsfac L ppom men e ec on Mr Welch a latve ' Port fve new ' sen ud' C' t O'Le possble sad Mr Sharpe f General Hosptal after he had a 1'& nc ng emen a1')'; 46 two members Pa 11 m p d h N S ' An GrevUle NS s presdent the lmts are exte!1ded the receved treatment nj'ure~ 5:23 m rae e gon s ormer Conserv Welch Lo Farms 'Lmted' one Sept 28 feated n the June 118 elecn; alve 'MP for AntgonshGuys the argesf apple growers n Councl wll have a much l\rger sustaned Monday nght the brghtest 'ts earler nd louth elch' even' dstancl! from the now leu thaa 47 11t8 TDES was announced Tuesday by borough defeated June 18 eastern Canada He s a memo area keep snow frec T:lu; The man was walkng alon'h Prme Mnster Dlefenbaker ' Frank C Welch 62 Wolf ber the Nova Scota Apple wll mean more work for nen the road when he was ht by R The appontees; vule; NS presdent afthe Markellng Board drecr equpment passng car knocked the M Grattan 0 Leary presl' Nova Scota Conservatve asso the Nova' Scota Frut Growers The way thngs are shapng ground dent _the Ottawa Journal elatlonslnce 1953 Assocan drecr OXFOR up at the Cty Hall s seems t was reported hat the 29 Allter?roBart ottawa Clement O'Leary a natve Unted Frut Com pan c's D MssJames Meredth 29 arrves lkely that thc cty lmts wll year old man suffered a frac nanal drecr the Pro 'Lochaber NS s an nsurance Nova Scota Lmted \ campus the Unversty Msssspp here Sept be extended before ths year lured skull greulve Conservatve party supervsor graduate St He spent 15 years' on the 20th escorted by federal marshals Meredth's at ends f so t wll be ver~ lke ' The' ac~dcnt occurred ~car Low Edgar Fpurner roquols Fra~cB Xaver UnJversty a~ Wolfvlle wn councl sx tempt enler Ole Mss faled when he was turned ly that ad~lhon~1 men Wll br the Adelade Mors preml~r 12:47 nl NB former' Conservahl'e MP Antgonsh He was elected them as deputy mayor has nerded wlueh wl1l tak~ care Kenmount Road whch 1:12 p1' for JtntlJOuche Madawaska hl8 only term n the House oc been a member the Wolfvllc down by WhSS1SS ppl Governor Ross Barnett a' number' the usual jobless s now part the Trans Canada J who W defelled n ths yelr' Commonl n 1958 'sch~ol board for eght years (UP Pho) durng Ute wntcr months Hghway j ; ' '

2 ~ \ ' t!! : ' Local School Program On TransCanada Rado THE DALY NEWS ST JOHN'S NFLD WEDNESD:\ Y SEPTE11BER' ssues Quesns a CBC chldren's program CLAR{t: rmlol ~!V Perth load n'; was tap ed on Tuesday September 25th at the Holy real Sept 281h Oct~ Heart Mary Regonal Hgh 'School wll be '14th Oct 22nu 0 01 heard TransCanada Network Saturday Oc 'for Corner BrOok ' ber 6th at 10 am MV Woodcock \lontreal Ocher ls The program covers every concevable category 13th for B~twocd ' the hgh school student has come across t s one 'SS NO'aport' the CBC's p rado programs s one the last ~!ontreal OctOber 5th rado' programs n North Amerca whch nvtes 24th vcmber No\'elUber 28th for 9th' S audence partcpan Students partcpatng are ': ~S Dundee Canada's p hgh school scholars across the nan Lakes Sept 28th Oct The Q Program taped yesterday s the frst )lontreal Oct 2nd 24th for S fohn's:' ulfport loadn f'!' t 11e seres whch wll be held n schools across Canada 's S there wll be a nanal playf seres n the treal September 28th 0 1_ sp ng wth the wnnng team from each provnce 17th No\'emher 2nd' ;: partcpatng ' vern her 21s~ for St ' The scholars frst program ncluded a 'team from Holy Heart Mary Regonal Hgh School ' consstng follr grls a team from the Prnce SS Gowre load~g n Oct 3ru ~ontreal for St John's! SS l!~h1ner _ Wales College four boys Both teams were even SSUES AND QUESTONS partcpants beng brefed on how they must answer quesns mnutes before the CBC rado ~tt~lesln~c~l ~/!~n's r y matched the boys only pulled ahead program was be taped; Tuesday mornng at the Holy Heart Mary Regonal Hgh School The program wll be broadcast on 'Refr~eran very last quesn te become the wnnng team the TransCanada Network Saturday Ocber 6th at 10 am s the frst ths seres for the season Top scholars from NFLD C\:\'AO\ The grls representng the Holy Heart Mary the Holy Heart Mary Regonal Hgh School ved wth scholars from the Prnce Wales College lost out on one only!blteo Regonal Hgh School were Patsy Moyst Maureen quesn (lr) Representng Prnce' Wales College Calvn MacCallum Robert Johnsn Ry Joyce ' Jame Puddester; ~S Redford en Jehn's from Halfax due 'Whalen Maureen Martn Maureen O'Bren The Moderar Jed Adams representng The Holy Heart Mary Regon~l Hgh School Patsy Moyst Maureen Whelan Maureen nth ' _boys Pl'n~e Wales team were Calvn Mac Martn Maureen O'Bren On extreme rght rado announcer Russ Clarke(Daly News Pho) ;\1 v F:\Cttc saln : ::C;1Jum Robert Johnsn Ry Joyce Jame Halfax Sept 28th' Puddester! ~ a' n St John's produce the program s Donald t H 0 S P D ' t r an 0 C 0' S ~;~~~ h~~~e~~~or~lo~~n bc~~e~~~~: JO~!~; ~~;!o;(;t~l aln ful t a not shut down hosptals T!~lfax Ort 2nd duc St' Sne Supervsn[! Producer who s assocated wth They have kept skelen staffs Oct!th the Nanal Chldren's Department CBC Toron St on duty n all hosptals )15 Redford aln~ The strkes were more effec Halfax Od Oth due 51 Je d A rl dams the Moderar On Frday another (\'c n the south than n the Oct 11th Q nro!:!ram wll be tanecl n Cornel' Brook h g h 1 y ndustralzed ~~S Redfllrd ;llh~ Mr Sne was wth the CBC here n St John's sn th d t f 1 hey Oct Halfax 18th Oct 16th duc St for a few Veal'S brfore beng transferred the man 1 C oc ors ee J k ' F U D d more e 0 r 'n u sua em an s norlh have brought ther case before ~!:S lledfrrd salng l was well known n local drama crcles the publc 113hfax Oct 23rd due By JON EARLE bolt om 01 foul' man complants Some docrs however ds ponted John's O~t 25th '1 OTTAWA(CP) Dr N A M ROME (Reuters)ltalan bos Frst they say docrs who pute ths vew t would lead The fourth major complant BRAZZAVLLE Congo (Rc Gl:F & ''rot ' MacKenzze 68 Vancouver ptal docrs went on strke are drecrs hosptals or a bureaucratzan the concerns money publc Reuters) Four per SJP'';G (0 bas been named presdent recently press dems that department heads should 'be al pressy feel Offcally a hosptal doc lor's sons hnve been klled 40 n Fcr~ls leare Pcu the Canadan Nanal Comms went consderably beyond the lowed retre at 70 nstead The tbrd complant lsted by monthly basc salary may be jured n ant Gabonese rots n Sept 27 lcare ' son for Unesco Mme Vc!t'adUonal plea5 for more pay 65 as at present the pressonal organzans as lttle as' lre (about Ponte Nore un~onfrmed rc Sept 28 arr\'c S John:s r Trepaner Quebec Cty shorter workng hours Second tbe prescnt system s that the government has done $70) But unfcal estmates ports reachng the Captal 1 leu\'e 5me day_ has been apponted vce pres That docrs should strke appontment by contract for nothng fltlfl earler prom place the mnmum at about ths former French colony sad ':'FerglS lcare Pc~ dent the Canada Councl an was tself consdered unusual medum junor grade hosp ses provde addnal lre (about $150) for Sunday The reports sad llany Oct 4 leavc CharlottelG'\'~ nounced Monday Both Dr Mac here But most ~rg~nzed tu docrs should be term hosptal beds' throughout the junor men not ncludng pr Gabonese houses were burned 5 arrve st John's Ocl a Ken~c Mme Trepanel: arc labor at any rate ther hst nated These men womell country vate work \ down n the rots a sequel same da' members the Canada Coun dems caused more surprlsc now are on hvoyear contracts They recall that Premcr Am Docrs would hke see the antcongolese rots n Gabon ':Refrgeran el parent organzan the One the man ones for 01' have recc\'ed one or more nre Fanlan undel'look fc~1 mnmum ::ased 150 after the Gabonese soccer teum commsson example was that certan doc fouryear extensons spend close $ on 000 hre (about ShO) other lost 31 the Congo n a Tropc Royal Famly's rcsdcl:ce rs be allowed work beyond DSPUTED BY SOME mprovng hosptal servces last grades' pay rased proporn Cup competn bcre Sept la Prnce Phllp ponted the age 65 And anothcr was Ths means that a docr s year but say no sgn mprove ally anmal hs on really more n the nterests 01 able plan fol ' years ahead atlments has beell seen so far Whether these pay rses wll BAL~ORAL Scotl (Rel! Charles 13 droppcd t A form cgarette fh'st was the patent than the docr most the assocans say Con The decson strke was be reached s hghly problemat tcrs)prnee Charles was rc frst shot :\e\\papm dlscovered n MeXCO l~ con Spok~smen for t~e med!~al sequently he feels nsecuye c tal(cn a!t~1' c1?net acn on eal And docrs themseh'es ported (oday have shot hs anmal welfare SS ted or bacco ~aeked m a prcsslonal a? soc latons hst should be guaranteed a Job un' the qllcsllon ths summer that are the frst admt t frst stag whle huntng wth' reed or wrapper maze pay worklog hours at the h the age 65 thcy say left the docrs greatly dlsap They rcalze that a strke n thc Duke Ednburgh ncar the ~~~~~~~~====~~~~== / STJOHN 30C On~ Zont rele~s: through the Mnster Resou phenomena hunte the South g stans o day the par season that day alon last year's season pass Dvso s s generally k years th s grea test but ths ye hunters unexpected huntng pr two 5m arcas corn~'s Ncwroundl barrens The r opens t on Ocber Ol'er 300 brds tn openng day bunters remaned tbat day The ha bl;best n the Cove South Zone tbe S Shotts ba ported an even h rdge populan (tl'ed a heavy pressure Because the ronce:ntrallon ncludng ~ 3 4 wl 1 as plann The Avalon populan s decl lowng the 10 Y Fre Wee1 Prevenn We be held betwe~ Ryan Fre C yesterday Publcty wll be' ror greater C methods a the fce w! meda t( dea that fre k than t shou deaths can b( \' ' \ ~ ': ' : ~'' ~~ ~ ' Lghts Camera Acn You'll have that glamourous stage feelng n these luxurous coats st wools hgh fashon blends wth luscous fur trms you'll not only say lovely you ' say spectacu 1a r w 1 len you The luxurous beauty fne Baby Seal Har Seal Muskrat adds up a jacket that you wll love lve n for years come SMART CAR COATS Elegance combnes wth practcalty as the keynotes our seasonal sut collecn: You'll be enchanted wth these p desgners creans look endlantng o! See the latest styles n Suts fro11nat Gordon Laure Saunders Stroller Suts Tweeds Sold Shades Velvet trm Suts Teacher Hold ME the 51 John's T~ wll hold here Tht meetng l the Brot Hgh SchOl nspecn t The harbour 1 the There! Portuguese port Tuesd reported Appo St' J 'see the wonderful selecns trmmed n Mnk Fox \ ' \ Beaver 'Blend Mohar All styled for Fall ' Wnter '62 FOR FALL FUN WEAR Fur gals move there's no coat fashon that wll get more 'cons!stent weal' than a Car Coat See our smart lnc Plad Wool ' Suede Nylon Koole Tuck Jackets The most mportant fashons for the new season have arrved n our DressCoat Sut Departments See these styles ~ow Come ran or shne you'll look fne n a smart Raglan f fa 1 Ule Model Shop See the selecn ' ~ ' J l 'tj re wltr tvlll 11 1:';: ' A _ Plads Reversbles Plads Reveersbles

3 sr JOHN'S NEWFOUNDLAND The Daly News WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Partrdge: Effcent Fresh' ' 1 One Day's Kll Zone 2 Closes' Frday Frozen ndustry Fsh Sought ~ ~ / :;J ;c!ne through the fce pattern thlt Wlldllfe DMs / )lnster Mnes Agr on hal documented snce ': Resources states at lelst 1930 Hllh plarml phenomenal nflux an populans kave oc f hun t e r s passed curred approxmately n he Southern Shore 'lans open Ther have lleen ;\ the partrdge hunt sharp drops n the popula ;on ns n years endlns n 3 ::1_1 day alone forty per ( ) rf 13't year's tal for the t s the prmary purpose ra'oll passed through ths year's regulans har Dl'son fces at vest a much larger proporn 'rt\'ocn S Vncent's the brds before they uc ~cnrralty known from cumb natural mortalty A years that huntng larger harvest now may actual ;:r < ;reatest on openng ly speed the recovery the ~111 hs year's concen brds from the low populan : 01 hllnter5 was some that s expected n :\l'cl'led Hunters can expect consder ~ :'l1nln: pressure was ahly less brds next year as was n 111'0 ~n~all manage' the case ths year Ths declne m< rnmpnsl nl less than wll auect both the area open 'f \rl\'(oundl's part on September 17 the re mrn' The remander gon5 opened on Ocber 1 1~nd opens 10 partrdge By comparng the sprllg pop :: on lkber 1 ulans between the areas \~rr :;00 hrds were shot opened n Ocber t s' hoped ~prnn~ day many '1l'1 remaned for only determne what s the most satsfacry percentage brds day The han'est was that can be klled stll not ::bl~1 n the Portugal adversely affect the popula ( South Zone although n ~r Sl Shotts barrens SlP' An ntense study oc the an 1'\'l'n hgher part polllllan reo huntng statstcs gathered n Ocber 1961 ndcated that ~ltd a heal'y huntng only percent the brds were harvested from the Southern the excepnal Shore Ths year s s hoped hunters on ha~vest n one small zone as : a large number patt hgh as 1O per cent the brds; m klled n a short n other areas harvest Thr ~lnster Mnes less amounts for two' reasons: \re Resources has 1) To compare the popu <gnrd an order clos lan sprng treednlt :r' Zone on Frday Scpo pall'll determne what :':: ~R s the maxmum allawaltle ::! S1 Shotts harrens) harvest :/;nan open as thc re 2) Our tudes ndlcat harh1 has not rct been that t s safe harvest lp d The remander the :: ncl\ldl\~ ~anagement '!' 3 ~nd 4 wll open on' ':f as planned Tt Malon ptarmgan rlulllon s declnng fol ' *ng h 10 year c)'cle Fre eek Prevenn Week ths year held between Oct 713 R) an Fre Commssoner ;tltenlay 1::lct)' wll be' gl'en for ~reater fre care pre m~thods safe fre a nd the Fre Commsfce wll use ever'y :nrda 10 ram home ::!a that fre klls far more than t should many d!alh! an be dreclly at ndcated that t would be m possble harvest 40 per cent 0{ the brds An extenson the season n November would have allowed some n crease n kll but not suffcent obtan a harvest ths mag ntudelnce huntng pressure declnes n November the brds become wlder the weather lesl satsfacry for huntng Although the Tast major ty ptarmgan nests hatched a week earler ths year mlny hunters commented on lee n «youns brd bnrrens From a varety natural causes some partrdge nest are destroyed each other When thes eggs are lost n the early stages ncuban the adults ten rene~t agan the reo sultng sprng wll n Ocber as well as September be s'maller than the earler halched chcks These brds would t ll be small on Ocber 1 Last year when the ca 80n opened on Ocber 1 about sx per cent the brds taken were the young _ these late nebts Ths year the proporn these late nest fsprng s hgh er Even so the majorty! nearly fully grown part rdge seen barrens are sul ths year's brds huntng regulans are based on ths 'average populans tructures They are not based 011' the mmature brds whch have many strke aganst them n any case alld wll qute probably fall lur vve the wnter 60% the annual mor The shootng the parent tallty therefore sportsmen brds from a covey doe5 not should shoot the brds be ' cause orphan juvenle brds fore they de natural de from natural causes When causes 1 chcks grow beyond the fled The fndngs n 1961 based glng stage the parent brd s on a one month huntng leason not requred assure survval :' Prevenn' Oct~ 713 The Fre Commssoner urges all resdent! be careful wth safe practces whch wll ensure fre teach chldren the ther lves aganst tragedy Mark Jewsh New Year $ bequtfsted GGY CROTTY vctm a ht run drver eght A panel consstng Hazen Russell F Spencer : was not always consdered by K McGrath Glen Newman Dave Abbott dscuss! some fshermen a~ a food pro! d 'H h ' : duct He also sad there \\'a e ow can t e fresh frozen fsh mdustry be made need for closer 'cooperan more effcent Tuesday afternoon at the Fsheres: between fsherman plant Conference ' operars Mr Russell was moderar n hs op n g lur Abbott sad the lack e n coo operan referred by remarks sad frozen fsh plants requre a huge cap!lr Spencer was not so el' tal nvestment a large part whch was provded dent day he' thought by the government Some operars wondered why the!rend wa5 changng Rc th t k h h d h :ardmg' the lack nterrst ey 00 on suc a ea ac e The pubhc he ~on n fsh as a food for proper tll1ued was not mterested m puttmg money m hlng many fshermen do the ndustry not have faclltes hanrlle fsh n the proper way Mr An effjclenl plant lorlay he' as well as at sea lfr R\l~seU 1 Abbott wondered f alumnum sad reqlllrcd costly madunery declared could be used n fshng boats Newfoundl has small l'er)' There was no prohlem n slp as t was easer keep clean large plants The bg plant at ways or ~epars for Job's trawl 1 The hlng fsh wa~ Ln SCle has not yet ~pached t~n er? workmg Ollt St JOhn's'l changng also he sad OnCfl per rent prorlllcl~n he d~' sad :'lr :lcgrath who express upon a tme all fsh was lfted clared Steady 1'0~k S a des:r ed ~oncern ovrr lack con by prongs the ~pkes ' gong able feature a fls~ plant ~nrl t~d\uty supply fsh som~' n the fsh any part t course eflcl~ncr S essental holes there were two or three' but the' head Such mlsuse Mr Russell salrl Thr~\:::h the: days a week work for the plant resulted n spots havng be entre pr~cess from fls~erman ftaff cut out fllets Bonaylsta packagng ~nd mar~etmg a?d ~!r ~pencer Booth Fsh longllners lost many days 1!he hest posslbl~ prce eflc1 efles sad he was thc frm' fshng because lack leney was essenljal There were opnon that the qualty f5h' dockng facltes Slpways many common ~roblems 1 led by trawlers was better' were needed at Bonal'sta he ~!r Russell sad m~rol'ed ef: than that from nshore boats declared rlclenc~ can be achle~ed f?rought the plant Usng ce Mr Newman woh operates 1 1 there S close! cooperaton on n the trucks would be costly small fsh plant 'at Qud Vd suppbes; spacl~g plants The p~ecooled holds trawlers sad hs operall had nol qute 1 gel clo~er fshermen; adequ kept fsh frmer Trucked fsh gone far enough ndcate ate bat ~epots; 30 or m~re ~hrank_ ~rawl~rs have an alum success He was the opnoll trawlers n need repars mum hmng m holds whch the sze the :plant should haye be sent el~ewhere ~nd proves benefcal He thought correspond wth the supply He ths S not econo~~c The fsh!!here was an area for educan sad there were many places erlnan needed effcency ashore n the hlng fsh Fsh (Contnued or page 5) Changes n Equpm~nt lvla'y UTp Fsll' P 0' cuelll J 0' _~' years ago Monday asssted n rasng Elmer the t: : Safety Elephant's pennant ap a flag pole at Mary Queen the World School fcally start the new Lnt! nylon nc'~ were ntl'll 00 at ~ cheap~r prce the cd chang~ m~y be ncce3!3r: safety program RCMP nspecr J K Parkns : ~uced ~ the provnce a fcl''; fshcrmen at~ract young!cn hack n Corporal Bruce Gllngham are also shown 'ear:\ ao there h~d heen ~o 1 Boats used hy fshermen the fshery He sad thcr~ wer!! slgmflca~~ change n :nethogs: came n for some dscusson! dozens young men n the out :1 (Dally News Pho) for catcnm~ cod flsh n New 1 o ~!r Srey felt that desel: ports rottng rocks A foundl~nd Snce the cummg?f engnes would do a better job! He felt there would be all the gaobne more thar ~O for fshermen than the con ' attracn n new methods t Op ~'cars ago vennal gasolne engne equpmentncts boats etc Cohn Srey the FJsll~n~s 1 The desel could be drven at thngs whch would help fo A Flag P the~e S a lack?f techmc nno There S only one speed rlshery o e Devel~pment AuthorJ~y: sad slow s~eeds for trap haulng' ~ke the slavery out the vatlon n th~ nshore llshery gasolne engne t was generally agreed bv N ~ a 3~ml~u~ ~aper the t was generally agreed that the conference that the n The St John' l'n1ted Church ~ o~n an 0 eren~e on boat types would have vary proved methods equpment 1 School Board gratefully acknow A traffc safety programme Royal Canadan Mounted Pollee FShereS ~fr Srey sad new wth the area n whch they f they could be made prac ledges recept bequest desgned especall for elemen representng Chef Supt E metthods twh lll f~ahve a htph av y ~ll' were used The two tvpes now pac on S ery 'tcal for the fshermenwould $ from the late A E Par tary school chldren was n Brakefeld lroore who was abo e ey W beng used are the skff the kns Thl bequest s for the use troduced n two Newfound sent from the provnce sad e mcrease producn mor boat held ncrease the producn scholarshp for the school l schoolsmary Queen was very pleased that the He ponted out that the new Premer Smallwood sugaoest fsh make lfe a lttle bearng hs nameparkns ACB' the World the Mount Pearl RC11P were assstng n the nylon nets whch many fsher easer for fshermen demy' AmalgamatedMonday Elmer program whch was n!den are reluctant a~opt has' :! Mr Parkns eontrlbulell much Ths program known as operat~on for a n~mber ~~c~~~ehda~a~~~eest~e2shermen Mayor Backs Jaycee Week hs church communty Elmer The Safety Elephant years n other provnees N b d f especally the cause educa H t d d Y on can a so e use or t H' d b Who Never Forgets under the e n ro uce ggy Crotty d tr Th h'd G h on S recor WBS an envja e sup rv f th eh 'd T f who had been struck down n co aps es~ e sal are r R C a ker they were a few years ago Th!' one hs memory wll last for e s on 0 e ra St J h' hghter easlcr hle Presdent Santa Ca P d th C : many year 10 come flc SafetY' Commttee the 0 ~ s Just eght y~ars ago than the convcnnal cotn St John's Junor Chamber munt Chusrl'stmaraas et rcees aonmd' Safety Counc'll f Newfound by n ht run drver ' M b f th t 0' traps He sad fve nvlon traps Commerce 'C S t J em en 0 ey commum l S fmanclally sponsored who had been unconscous fol' ' ' ' aro nglng Cl'ea e an atmos tn rarrlessnes~ Members oc the Jewsh com closely assocated wth hm real b th M t PL C b 116 days ggy asssted hm can be hauled one cotn 31 SmthVlle Crescent phere n whch the sprt )'P_ for example 16 munty n Newfoundl wll zed the full lfe whch was aye oun ear ons u ran S John's Ch t 'd t Th ' 'tful one has been made possble Corporal Gllngham n ralsmg ~ 1 '' t f 1 rls mas S very e\'l en & dlen n fres n New: observe Rosh Hasharah Sept frul th the Elmer pennant ' y es urray ns er 0 other actvtes the Chamber there were Ol'er SlO ' a so ly e cooperatlon R' F th' Provnca Affars memher Dear ~[r Chalker: promote wthn ts memberassstance receved from Vhe el a er John B Kent 1 f F d d' t 1 d fl1( ; damage ' Ths date marks the Jewsh Royal Canadan l\ounted Po Parsh Prest Marl' Queen d : mountrd a stag New Year ten days later J mllon dollars the Jewsh Holday Yom K Three Calls r lelt'fhyanth S nc won er 'shp a sprt comradeshp '; f h l ew e er ere was some \Va\ t dves me ~reat pleasllre serl''ce lce the Roman Catholc 0 t e Wor d Parsh also ad ' h' ' t' d t' h h h 111 dressed the athern A h n W llc nyon ne s an al) endorse Jaycee Week 19!2 S John s s most fortunate pur s observed ' t e ount Pear Amalgamated l' g g t tel could he bought n bulk whch commences on 1010ndav n hal'ng exccpnallv 'c!l'e School Boards the prn c OSe hs address the Elmer ; program was ffc! 11' ' ' thm dstrbuted fshermen September 24th 1962 Ser\'lce Clubs contrbuhng so Jewsh homes durng both ety fremen yesterday ~~~ d'l:~{ ~~eent o~ the alon at )!;; Qu:e~ ~~ o~r Ths would he felt lower the: The Junor C~amber h~s al much that s ~ood the lfe days Jewsh owned shops All ealls were a mnor leachers To Specal observances are held Three calls wert receved by ~olo Meetng B_r_e_c_ lo_s_ed 51 John's branch the Teachers Asso \\ll hold ts regular here Thursday nght m~etng whch wll be n th~ Brother Rce Re H;2h School wll follow ::!Jlect;nn the new buld n!porn begns at 7:30 tb! m~etng wll be held at Pm harbour plot reporled hr Th~resa Hom POr1uguese trawlers en lorl Tucsda)' No shps reported have saled n_bt_u_re_w_lt_h _n_o _d_am_a_g_e_r_ep~o_rt_ed Speak 'At Retarded Chldren's Schoo1 ' Two dstngushed nletnbers Ther lan TuNday nght t he RetArded Chldren's dealt wth research n reo mo\'ement n canada were tardan the ducatlon specal speakers Tuesday t a the retarded chld meetng the local Retarded Mrs Rasmussen nd Mrs Chldren's school Vera Perln wll vst other Re rs Eleen Klensteuber tarded cbools n Newfoundl ~rs Llla Rasmussen came before Mrs Rasmussen retumj Newfoundl last weekend the MAnl but Mrs Klen st Retarded Chldren's n steuller was due leav the stltullons here provnce last ght Apponted 'Supef'vs'ngPrncpal St John's Unted Church Schools s ' ' t John's Unted School Mr March has lerved as a has announced the ap member \lje executve the o( G Byron March Newfoundl Teachers As soca supervsng prncpal n; the Common Examnng J h Church School system Board for the Martme Pro 'On S vlnces Newfoundl; the llarch was born at Old summer sesson faculty the Trnty Bay reo (ormer Memoral Unversty Col t hs earl~' educan there lege as lrecr the Aca the Memoral Unversty deme 'Summer School operated n 1948 he was award by the Department Educan Arts Degree n 1958 her represented the Can' Unversty Wolfvlle adan Teachers Federan' at a n 1958 receved conference on educanal'ld'ml~;1 Degree n Edueal(1R stran sponsored by '11llratnn from Columba log!! Foundan at the unrver New York sty Alberta Ednlonn been assocated wth berta ' Ch urch ed'jcan n st SUte 1943 He wal prn Mr March 's a n:)~~n:~t~~~j CurUs Academy 1948 Cal}adan nsttute lo~ t~e p~st two years! Affars' The St: John's nd PnnclPA ~ Un~ed ~l Rotary' Club He s marred' l Supervlln prncpal ' l; ' SChool sy~tem Operated by the former l'hylls N Rowsell l Ullted Church Board StJohn' nd they have one son _ Chrspher t \ G BYRON MARcH an e oun earl World School e cost the fshermen ways succeeded m combmmg a ~ the Cty feel sure that my Ama\gamated schools t was suggested that ths varety projects whch brng: fellow councllors our fel :r~e Elmer program was could be accomplshed by hav happness the 'young people' low ctzens jon me n wsh ' orgmally scheduled fc Rabbt' ng a manufacturer nylon our Cty as well as the ng the Chamber a very suc ally open September 19 hut set up a warehouse n St older ctzens cessful Jaycee Weel due weather condns had John's whcre t would be The teenage Aumoble Ro ' be postponed untl ~ronday hought by an organzan such deo becomes more popular each Sncerely yours S e as n the absence W H Davs as the Newfoundl Feder year consequently teen H G R Mews presdent the Safety Councl Ol' an Fshermen passed agers are better drl'ers than ~fayor St John's the ceremones were under the Ch rarmanshp Donald A ange d Mcrcer vce presdent the Safety Councl Mr Mercer read a telegram whch had been receved from C E Carson general charman the' Canadan Hghway Safety Councl at Ottawa congratu latng the Safety Councl the Mount Pearl Lons Club for brngng ths vtal Chld Traffc Safety n the ~chools Newfoundl lor the frst tme Arthur Bursey presdent the Mount Pearl Lons Club fnancal sponsors the Elmel' program sad that he was very happy ndeed see the Elmer program at last n operan ~ the Mount Pearl schools He sad the Lons were more thall happy co operate wth' Mrs Mary Rosster charman the Chld Traffc Safety Commttee Corporal Bruce Gllngham the Royal Canadan Mounted Polce when they approached the Mount Pearl Lons back n July for fnancal assstance He ~ad trbute both Mrs Ro~stter Corporal Gllng ham for the nterest they had n promotng ths safety program sad the Lons were very proud' be assocated wth them Lloyd Bshop Assstant Dep uty Mnster Educan rep :resented the Hon G A Freckcr M(}lster'Of Educan He sad the Department Edu can had fully approved ths program for the Newfoundl schools was keenly nter est~d n t nspecr J K Parkns 'The ~rnstet' Mnes Agrculture Resources Tuesday sgned an order whch changes the openng closng dates or rabbt huntng The open season for rabbts s now Ocber 1 Lo March 13 for all parts Newfoundl Ths apples both rabbt snarng rabbt shootng The rabbt or snowshoe harc s a very short lved speces wth a hgh reproductve ca pacty Reproducn studes by the Wldlfe Dvson have shown that only occasonally are any young born n Ocber they could not survve Ths year's season whch opens two weeks earler than last year wll pcrmt the harvest ng a fcw more anmals yet have no notceable effect rabbt populan Sre' Entered BELL SLAND (Staff) The sre James' Browne The Front was entered early yesterday mornng The thef or Jheves ganed cnl'ance by cuttng a hole n the front door reachng n loosen the bolt The' telephone wre was cut before the entry cash goods were exact value not known Some 14kcn 30 ONLY MEN'S WOOL TWEED OVERCOATS LGHT BROWN SHADE SMALL CHECK PATTERN SZES A 2995 Value OUR PRCE 95 A real Topcoat for Fall at a Bargan Prce ' : r:: [ : 1'' ~ j

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' : f ;! 4 THE DALY NEWS ST JorN'S NFLD WlWNESDAY SBJ:lEl'WE1\ 20 UJb~ ~ THE DAfL Y NEWS Nw'oundl/s On'yMonn9 Paper YEARLY SUBSCRPTON RATES Clnalb' ~ $1200 per annum tlnlted Knlldom lod all {oreln countrll $1400 per annum AuthOrZed as second class mall by the Post Offce Departmenl ottawa for payment postage n cash The DAlLf NHWS ls momln2 papet cslablned n 1H94 pubushed t h' Newl Buldng Duckworth ~trdet St John's Newfoundl Robnson & Company 1lmlted rjember or me CAJ'tlADAN PRESS' The Canadan Press excluslveb enttled 10 the uat: for republcan all news despatches n thl paper credt ed t or the Assocated Preas or Reuters D l the local new publlsbo ed theren AU Press Servces feature artlclet n ths paper are cupyrlghted nd ther repl'odl)ctlod t prohbted Member Audt Burea Crculan WEDNESDAY SEPT ~~~~ Talkng Turkey About Fsh Much nterestng nforman basc nature has emerged from the frst day the fshery conference t deserves a bref revew Frst s the avalable supply t s well known course that certan luxury fsh are close the peak producn They are salmon lobster But pro\'ded that fshng does not become far more ntensve the supples the chef commercal groundfsh should not suffer from current producn rates Ths has be sad wth some qualfcans wth respect such slow growng speces as redfsh place Ths appears be the scentfc vew Lttle was sad n the revew resources about herrng nothng at all about mackerel These are rewardng speces but larger more consstent producn would have depend on deep sea fshng t s possble that a sure supply squd for bat may have also depend on seekng them out n deeper water n most prolfc supply course s the cod Even f most them are destroyed the fact remans thelt the mllons eggs produced by one female codfsh make the speces more ndfferent than most others ntensve fshng But f the supply were smaller our'share tal explotan s so lttle that t could be easly ncreased through more fshermen better means producn Ths brngs the problem down a quesn fndng a remuneratve sale for a larger output There s agreement among experts on one fact World consumpn oc salt cddfsh has ncreased greatly countres wth large nanal fsheres are also large mporters stll But the keynote dscusson on ths pc was the need gvng the cusmer what he wants That s good qualty lghtsalted fsh the knd that made Newfoundl famous n Europe Brazl othercusmer areas But ths rases a number specal quesns The frst s whether the countres that want ths knd fsh can afford pay for the t~p effort consuned n curn!l t The alternatve that mal' be a form prce support or s'ubvelllon Curng lghtsatcd fsh a h:mj consstency calls ten for mll! h tme labour t was made pussble long ago by the thouss uf women chldren who helped un the flakes Few men wll lake the trouble cure t day f they cal] sell ther fsh from the knfe 01' n salt bulk But f the curng s done by ndvduals or preferably n central curng stans s:jmeone must pay for the labour Wll the marlets do that? f not s there nut a strong case for a ft::dcl':1l bentls on shore qualty fsh geed slard? But t may also be asked f the only market for a good qualty salt codfsh s the tradnal outlet n the Medterranean Heavysalted fsh s sold local market day n small packages Could not hgh qualty lghtsalted fsh be attractvely pac)mged accompaned by a colourful leaflet recpes fol' Hs usc ll1d sold prtably n new markets that can well afford pay [or what they are wllng consume'! Ths s one many que:; Hons that may have 'be tested bcfore fnte answers can be g\'en However what s mportant at the moment s that all gruupl drectly or ndrectly nvolved n the expanson the fsheres have come gether talk turkey about fsh The dscussons on openng day have paved the way for a most nstructve conference The Value Of' Short Sentences The charman Canada's Nanal Parole Board a Crown prosecur n Montreal have lately sad that short sentences for con \'cted lawbreakers are almost useless The prosecur Kenneth Mackay has sad that when a very short sentence l thought proper the approprate remedy s no sentence at all A short sentence s nether n the nterest the prsoner nor socety The Parole Board channan has ass*ted that Eghty per cent all senences are 'for less than two yeajs He added that lthe hardenel crmnal can do a tenn lke that stng on hs head 'l!tese deas halve not been advanted because ther'sponsors bele~ n harsher punshnlents They sprtlg from the desre' see the pen;l system used for remedal pur ~~ poses they clam that shortterm prsoners are not under controllong enough for them be adequately susceptble reform t has been suggested that the best alternatve n many cases for the fender s put hm on proban rathe!' than send hm prson Or f a long' sentence s necessary the vctm ctuld be paroled for most t stlu be under survellance gudance n short what these authortes on crmnals propose s a new approach punshment n all cases where the nature the fender the character the crme'lend themselves maxmun1 use a probanal'y' 01' parole system But thsobv~usly calls f~r the' ~s~ablshment n advance an effcent nanal probanary organzan That may not be easy set up Jfur Chamber Of Commerce Across Canada t4sweek the The organzan's membershp s Junor Chamber Commerce s ope~ all young men between the tellng ts s~ol'y the cour(r~ ages years ' t has atmulatngnteron'the C?rganz\a 1160 members n four 'Newfoundn : /': ' 'l wns St John's Corner The Jaycees have been a vg Brook Gr Falls al}d StephenoroU l'oup n Newfoundl ' vlle ' have promoted a great varety Welldeserved trbutes ts Ueful a04 unque eomnunty prosprt comradeshp servce j*t Ttter prncpal' am how' have been expressed ths week by ev ~ development leader the Premer the Mayor ' the!w meana contrbutng Presdent the Newfoundl ;~~t the communty ~oard Trade' ' ':'ot'~'h'' ' 7 r lthe Meetng Wll Come ' Order:: H~~ r ' '; ' ' ';::';'S?:X\\ F'011l h~ ll t:c)l::~c1 2; 1932 Aul] Lang Syne '':) VUN)' Fve ca3~s :~))nratu n' l'ctl )'c~erdy for thc new l'~uo slaloa VONf' am ex pern::'lt; a:'c kl1ll 0 n J:~rc~:2d power outpu from hll st~tlun WU' on t'~ 11~ lrde'~ H!l ~lud:o 15 eont!{1 : d a nsw e~ncrcle p'utfo:'m s be ng e~'cct~d btll the s '1dlo wll nct be read ths wcek PrOP ~ r:;\':'\ TnotlT T: l'll nlll r:;\l'e l';':jlertna A~:oc~Uon h~s llj\[(urltrtl a clh'llc rt a rvcr fhv:n~ n 9 Ole ~:):;h s'rlc ll)1yrod f~r he pro'l~p!l '1 n~t\'c trout A11!hor:ty has b~r:1 c cured fom the De'larlme'lt A ::rculturc ~tnes under secn 167 the Crown for the rght me the rver for the purpose stated The rver wll bc scrccncd brecdng 'O~l plawl n he rvcr t s cxp:2lcd hal n a couple yc~rs slffcent fngerlngs wll he avallble make a d3tr bule ] othcr nl walcrs JGGNG EQUD For Eome lt'c tmc squd have not been taken at Holy mod [or a bv days they hlvc not been sought Saturday f:sbrmen started agln 20OCO were jeged that day 2~OOO were jgg~d ycsterday These have hecn pur~hased by lhe Cold St'''' t Holyrood 1: ; NO fn!\:w;r: TN PRCE No change have becn madc n the prce fered by SL John's fsh expo ters for th'2 dfferc(1t clasees eodsh snce the openng prce L~ lj radar fsh s stll quoted at $2 per quntal t has been st~et that one outport buycr has pay _ Strength For The By E\TL L DOUGLASS' TNK ABOUT T GO' n< ncn thl'ou!!hou h:\lol'~ u::d 1 men 10 achc';e good ends W'l:m th') Conqueror \'las volcnt nnd cl ucl YC hc praclelll)' ahol dlcd ca?tal pln~hll1rnl dm ng 11s regn ;'sstcd th11 \len l:pponlcd 10 ('hurch fr:cs fl~l:ld he HOllnd cll'r~tcl' nnd pet)' am stampd up ell he fl~vc lrade wou'd allow j r' 10 h~\'e nuth ng do wth t Henry the Eghth was a mol stcl' throughollt hs lfe ap pcared 10 do only such h:1gs as would satsfy hs passons hs pcrsonal amhns Yel the achcvcmcnts hs rcgn wcre ~() stupendous as 10 put hm hgh on he lst Engl's grcal kngs Geor:le thc Thrd was one thc he~t mcn thnl evel' ll up on n hl'c(lc but hc tred 10 turn ha~k he hs thc dock would hol\'e destroyed for thc peoplc Brtan as well 1\S hose he colones the lher tes whch had heen won n thl~ ' ed $225 pcr qunlal for Labra dol' Anolher buycr t s reported has old Labrador fnr 16 shllngs The DALY NEWS was nformcd yesterday that a parccl Labrador fsh 11'01 f fered at 22 shllngs alld acounter fer was receved at 21 shllngs SEEKNG LAND The L Development Asso calon has approached the Governmcnt for a ttle areas l on whch famles may be settled Thc frst area be examned wll be n the vjcnty Whtbourne wards Spread Eagle then Crown L n the mmedate area the Salmoner Lne An nvestga n these arcas wll be commenced ths week t s undersod that the Asso~an has asked the Government for suffcent funds carry out hs colonzan scheme Day Bloodless Revolun 1688 Rchard Wagner the compos('r was one the outsln~ scallagll'ags hs age Yet f We ever reach he pearly gatcs hcar the hcavenly mllsc ~s t comcs forth much t wll pl'obably remnd ls Waqncr's glorous composns Why ths slrange cmploymcnt God appears make harl mcn for good ends he har! polces tcn [lressed so vgorously by good but mstaken mcn? Don't ask me Thnk about t ) our~elr Letters To Tle Edr DEFNlAKllR AND TlE dong ths under the old systcm COM~ON M:\nKE'l' }o)lr Daly NelVs wll P'CVC'1t them from dong so under the new syslcm Dear SrFrom comments the tme wll come whcll the am wc hear cmanatng from lhe for prts wll have 10 be Commonwealth Conference olle a~oned producn eal' would be nclncd beleve red on 10 satsfy he needs ~f hat he quesn Brta'l's rocety enlry nlo the Common Market Gold has always been the een ' s a matter choce ralher than an economc necessty brought tel' gravly caplalsm but gold can no longer susta:'l he about by economc laws whch struelure t hus bult because Brtan must obey or persh n the fact that the contradc deed the same cvolunal'y lons between ts two requreforces whch gave rse the dca a common market [or all mcnts that beng a measure value that beng a he European nans wll cven medum crculan have tually compel all the nans reached a stage when t can n0 the captalst world become longer crculate the world's onc economc poltcal or eommodtcs a'nd lqudate ncanlzatco:\ tcrnansl balances pay To read 1111' Dcfenhaker's suggcstng an alternatve p)an menls Truc t has bult up a mghty economc structurc but the Common Market s hat slrueture s now lke the!ll'e one the mpresson hat he proverbal pyramd balanced on s gnorant the evolunary ts apex suhjected he processcs human socety economc wnds nu\'ersty from the tme chattel s)avcl'v whch s threatenng pple up the present form world t over wth cvcry \\'nd that tadta1sm blows Cannda s now tryng Mr Dlcfcnbaker's alternatve 10 weatherlllch a wnd ~uggcsn looks slly n the Whle gold wll not be deter' lght the fact that captalsm rent the carrynl( bu 85 We know t has reached l~ fnal evolunary phase ness wthn the confnes the common markct provded t hls can no longcr serve the needs a common ma:jetary system ts manknd must be repne effect ort cxternal busness cared by a new order socety red on by the Common Market whch f t s C1ldure mllst wll be the same as t was he have for ts objectve the sat~ fore the Common!v!arket ex facn human nceds rathpr sted; hat s 10 say Common than the satsfacn thc de Market money wll he subjected sre for prt the usual value nunctuans The callng for a world trade so long as t remans an eco conference as sul(gestcd by?llr nomc system a'part from 1 he Dcfenbaker would be a waste rest the captalst world But tme bccause such a confcl' 'there s lttle lkelhood those cnce could suggest no alleroa nans remanng outsde the tve the proposed common Common Market for vcry long market Olst would resolve the because hey wll he compelled contradlctc~s nherent n the captalst system whch gave by economc necessty altln thcmselves wth the Common rse the dea a common economc' bloc 'the European Market whch wll eventually become a poltcoeeonome sys nans tem embracng the whole cap The 8 ln the nstgars talst world the Common Market s or When tllt tme comes the course carryon producn for the purpose or makng pro problem money wll be solv ed bccause there wll be a com fts; for a tme ths wll be mon monclary system n whch possble but the very facrs the evls o[ gold whch deterwhch prevented th~m from mllc the rate cxclla'age wll be elmnated But ths doesn't mean tha the new order thngs wll funcn n such a way as 10 provde a steady flow the necesstcs lfe for all for the scourge o[ unemployment arsng out o[ overproducn wll ncrease more a':td more as tme goes on untl the number he unempoyed wll be so great the number the employed so small tha the governng au thortes wll he unable colleel enough money feed the unemployed so that they wll be compelled abolsh proms carryon producn satsfy the needs the peollle That s the nevtable result the cvoluto'oary processes captalst socety anyone who thnks otherwse wll havc hs mnd dsabused oc such ~ cleluson hy comng e\'cnts durng the next decade or [:0 Whrthrr we lke ~dmt t or not what we are wtnc5sn~ s the brca~n~ down worll captalsm al!l the emerg rte a new poltcal socal ant economc order thngs out he runs the old olllt'r thngs But the new order wll not emergc all at once fully panopled lke l!nerva from Jovc's forehead: years wll be requred for ts developmenl 1:1 a stable syslem revolunary ehao:tges' wll occur whch wll aller our concepts the relalonshp betwecn men nnd!lans Economc socal poltcal forms lke everythng else n the unverse arc subjectcd the fundamenlal law lfe whch decrees that everyth~g the unversc'must pass away make way for ngw forms lfe whether t be stars plants anmals or man hs economc socal poltcal systems they all must submt the fun damental law the unverse 'whch law s brth growth de cay denth rclrth new forms lfe n perpetuum That s the unversal law lfe ' ' nolhng n the unverse can cscape t Hence the Common EdS011 n Washngt /' vvrtz Pants Own Word Portrat By PETER EDSON NEA Washngn Correspondent WASHNGTON(NEA)':The dea phy that wll gude W Wllard WrtzassUmng confrman as secretary labor SUcceed Goldbergare pretty well reflected n the ~[le!!che! publc statements he has made n the past months whle he has been servng as He app~rentl~ h~s no dea buldng a labor empre Pomt1l1g out a semnar wrters on labor affars that the Department ment Labor had only 7500 employees_ half them n Washngn that ths was the smallest the Cabnetrank agences Wrtz declared: We are stll not tryng do anythng that We are perfectly content wth the status But the 50yearold law pressor go\' ernment fcal conclar n the World War era has seen a lot chanoes n the Amercan labor stuan durng the last 25 years he has some defnte deas about that He s a pungent forceful speaker he a neat phrase Here for example arc quotans recent remarks he has made ssues he faces Labor Secretary: Depresson: We have come oul the recesson from a busness stpont but not from the unemployment stpont Unemployment: To talk about settlng for 4 cent unemployment s admt falure defeat Changes a Decade: Unemployment meant 10 years ago the temporary nterrupn a rnan's performance on a job Whch he expected soon return Toda\' unemployment means n most cases a co~plete dsrupn an employment relanshp; so that a man's eventual return work may well be wth a dfferent employer perhaps n a dfferent area very possbly at a job requrng very dfferent sklls Educan: n one way or another \\'e buld new brdges between school desks benches Educan s smply the process whch abes a person _ wthst the nel'table slaughts whch occur n the relanshps lo'per what he learns what he wll bc cal!rc1u!lo!l n the future Labor Legslan: Thcrc!' :~::l''d agreement that the prcscnt llll':: cu'cl'l1c collectve barganng do not work 1':cll n the emergency dspute stuan~ f there s (addnal legslall l wll n lkelhood ncorporate the general agl'ce::lent labor experts the general agreement among labor perts that publc boards apponted n nanal gency dsputes should not be lmted faclw'uuof but should be empowered make >'nmlmpnr concernng the ssues n the dspute Strkes Lockouts: t ~ there s any prospect that the rght strke 01' the lockout wll be taken all ::! They won't be t s smply that there s ~Oll' such general recognn the lethal effects closng down an essental ndustry sllch realzan that the publc wll not lerate ths that prvate statesmenthe admnsrars the collectve barganng proces who are also ts archtectsare workng purposefully fnd substtutes 110t that Corrupn: There s so far as klo\\ no ble evdence that there has been ether more or corrupn abuse power among ( J) labor ers (2) bank fcals (3) corporate executl'es or government fcals Gems Of Thow GFTS OF SPRNG Many beautful are the gfts ::prng the least whch s the slent suggesn the potence lfe Sprng passes over mountan meadow ng up the world ;[arket whch s the begnnng a new order whch s arsng out the runs the old ordcl' hn~s whch s now n a slate decadence When he ncw world order socety whch s now slumberng n cmbryo awakens dc \'elops n full maturty go:d wll bc slrpped ts power cease 10 be a measurc value a medum oc exchange wll he elmnated from the lo~g role t has played n the economc hsry socety; t wll be dcprved or ts former funcn: that beng a ol placed nlo the hs man by nature settng pnee for hm drvng hm ptles sly rclentlcssly onward the completcn a: ta5k he undersod not For houss years fateful gold has ruled d '0 gants!len s 0 held the world n ~ grp more frmly han the Zeus bound the rock But now he ng ol s breakng ln hs' an d me'l' e the t Justce dess rclrlbu 1\ e the about sweep away lerng rng the alld strp t ts powc: t ts stans 01 bl~~racter sre ts natural C f that beng a thng 0 whch wll becom~ a delght 10 he madens future as t was t~ t:~nlc 0[' the Rhne n e tljology Shoal Harbour 100 ndrcd docrs N bu attend the S Roya Su be held at th nr[(ucr 8th the Socety s t wth ths the frst meet Ncwfoundl an by the 51 Jo he N the C 'r'''w Can meetng w n docrs ex 75 wll be fro the r 'the ~!artmes Enstern ~ana wll contam se surgery obste rnl:nullu from pa plants c effclootlr lm3!~ln') 'place pont gettng beneft> through CO Saltng fsh w fresh become help he sad T eould only be el electrct avalable He carryng mo tducan the nd also more : for the plant hlng rcmarks werc also fa3ter delvery han murc planl Russell sad M startng wher they had essental keep not always c were su needed vo~anal tranng Regardln he noted that at Catalna equpment when t 1: durng pea The extra flsl for processln! tbe plant was ~~ much A not be luccessfu two or three mont tranng Smallwood sa rol!anal school would be t mght he a moble tear gong from ' Spencer saw nr' unl chart a would be nee had taken ol'er bult t planned 10 the Small\\'ood Mr Ne\\1 plant operar ; smlar plants a Sl Brde's f Qual ned as h rhemsts (' len for bact C Premer also \\ haw the small p ts producls Newman sad tl nspecrs an be controlled all hs f POunds aye n blocks an frm's nam Premer then how he c rawler fsh W hare fsh The Hlrdy at Port hpped over POunds ch! he had pounds'by t 200 D t turned refrgerated other comp convennal ~ pencer sad 1 15 or trucks ~ tlpenslve Premlcr ther n th ~ 't!mndng th r A Monro~ cusmers \ com~ Wth thesc not f the The Prem how Mr Ne f coml 'owned 1 Would be Qarold 'Lake markeled wheh s'

5 ::1'' ~ e:: ~('~ ~he ~ 1;~: ::: :: {'l!~_ \ 0~k WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER Docrs Attendng lhyscans Surgeons Meetng doclors are ~x Ynaecology paedladrc the Second Re wll nclude the followng uest Royal College speakers: Dr D G CameroD Surgeons Pressor Medcne Ph) be held at the General scannchlef at the Mon 8th loth The treal General Hosptal; Dr_ F G the AUantc Kergln PressGr Head Socct)' s be held the Department Surgery at the wth ths Regonal Unversty Toron General Hosptal: Dr D E Cannell Pro ' h' frst meetng 10 be lessor Head he Depart :;o\llld wll ~ ment Obstetrcs Gynaecol h the St John's Cln ogy at the Unversty Toron; the Newfound Dr S S Gems PreslGr the College 01 Paedatrcs at BOln Unversty c t'f Canada The School Medcne Drecr meetng was held n Paedatrcs at the BGsn Cty l J';~ Hosptal : 1(\) docrs expected An nvtan has been extend ' ll be (rom New ed fellows certfcated ;' am the emalnder specalsts the Royal College : \!:;ntmes other Physcans atld Surgeons af \:'tcrn Canada The Canada lvng n the four Atlantc ~: 1:1l rol1tan sessons n Provnces attend the thtee lr:c') obstetrcs day meetng ' Fresh Frozen' Fsh ;~urd from page 3) :::\1 plants could be rflc:c:\tl) He ok ' place em :1; pont a com fl tn' benefts from a through cooperatve ~!!tn~ fsh when o ;~ become avalable :~ ~t' ~ad The small :: only be effcent f :d electrcty were ;lallle He saw the mrl'n!: more techf rnj:'1 ;: ~ al o~ the fsher l;o morc gcneral :g the plant worker at R r 1 f' t~ (1l Tley ': \lcn et!' ~~h'h lera:e :11!:; : oce~< : pur ~ d' '1 (' ;;:~;;k~ were passed :::~n; lnd also on bet '>ter c1ell'cry agency :'n more plants :;ell sod ~r )lew ':lrt:n~ whcre others j thc) 'had exp ~:l keep growng ~~ ~~ always economc \bbott sad he agreed \mman that not all llert successful m~atlonal fsher Re~ardlng sup!r noted that Fshery at Catalna had n rq\1pm~nt take {h when t came 1!lnt durng peak ~r Tht ntra fsh was for prart'sslng later tbt p!ant was not reo ;1 much A plant tlt b~ successful work 0: three months ' tranng schools ~:nall\\'ond sad tmdcr c(l::~nal school plnn no' would be out r: ;\ mght be possble ; mohlc team n :110: from school ; ' rr ~\ need for a :t effort more ull1 he needed H~ :: :;hrn ol'er a plant ~:t t had not ::l~n~d the best ad Smallwood drected Ncwmaa the operar mcn n ~r ;:~t ~~:~~~~p~;a~~d ~t ~~~l:'~~ planls be expected n 10 or 50 more smlln communtes Mr H Lake; from the fogr sad the Quldl Vldl plant was n a good localty he can operate successfully provdng he s ted n wth a group he can mantan: He gettng the same prce S the gants As an ndvdual he mght not but backed by someone bgger he can survve Thlt Premer then asked Mr_ Ken Fraser a dlreer B C Packers throw some lght lttle man hs succus or otherwse wth the bg man Mr Fraser lad there were small operars n BC there would always be a place for them Locan was 1m portadt the small man could not go n an area where water or power were not avalable He thought there was a place n tle fshery r Mr Newman pro vded he keeps the cost facr the other thng would be te become assocated wth the gants Mr Russell sad hs plant was tryng mprove effcency had brought n an expert look over the operan Mr Russell sad he agreed wth the fsh ben g better by rawler than the trucked fsh There was consderable spolage ten t was o st PUt up n one pound packages the most prtable sze Some trap fsl s st when t comes out the water because the water near shore s warmer Hs frm shpped shore fsh from Bona vsta va trawler be cured at Gr Bank The trawler half flled on he way home from the Banks was dverted Bonasta fll up then contnue the south coast plant Over Famles Get : Famlly Allowance rn ' qualty roull ~( l :11 h~ plants' (T:::;: ann ('heck the!hc Famly \l1owallce D '~ j'r hnctera clc; VSOn reported Tuesday that ; 00 wanled the gross payment for the tnt ~llla!l phl! mar ; month September talled :!\ p:orun' $ ~!~';r:an ~d there were Ths was pad (Jut :1!perrs qualty chldren or famles ~ controlled He sad a\'eragcd $208~ pe~ famly hs fsh about The number chldren who ~oun~s a year' H became ellgble for mlly an blocks ' t bor~ frm'~ name owa nee payments was 1214 The number chldren Prtmltr then ~ked Mr reachng the age sxteen was bor he concluded 950 fsh was fresher!sh The Premer at Port aul Basonr two ml o! chl\led flsb hr had collected pou nd 5 by trucks for or 200 mle Mr n~ltr h turned out was rdrlgerated trucks other mpanles are ~nhntlonal trucks sad hs frm Dtcd 15 or 20 reo trllcks they tptn\l e?rr:ner then uched n the Unted the confer \ ~'onroe had sad rllmrr~ \'~re down companes f \!h thesc you sell /lr ndt f the plant gets The Premer wanted how Mr Newman sold f a company here Owned by US n Would be easer ' n September 1961 the gross payment was $ The number chldren was the number or famles was The a verage payment per famly was $2094 Burn Trees Kll Aphd An experment n controlled burnng s beln!: conducted on 210 acres cuver forest l al' Trans Canada Hghway' two mles ea8t Norrla ' Arm Ths partcular' area was found' be supportln pot nfestan hlllllm woolly apbld whch feeds on babam fr trees The use fre here s expected have a doublebarrelled effect k that t wll check the advance the aphd n the area at the same' n;rold Lake sad Mr tme assst n the regeneran marketed through black spruce whch aphd ~'hch s assocated :ree n the Unted ''he experment s under the fght for the bg drecn the NFPA; tnau thus man s beng ca'rrled' out by Dept Prce f Mr Newman' Alnu Agrculture Re b he would not sur sources NFPA AND y ~eng part 1)f that Co crews The job s beng PrCe s held for the supervsed by Lloyd G(fuldln llr Lake declared from the Blhop' Falla Joggng lad Newfound dvson lll)' b llahery out' C Packer now lll B~~~:~:s~~ ~Fnshes Loadng' wo!!dered f tbe BELL SLAND (Stalf) fould lke lde by The freghter Charln Mra alant& The Pre mpleted loadln an ore carat the qud' 10 at the Company' per YN: wolldtred f j Lmly add Ued for Sydney _anlale f \ /0 ' DR D E CANNELL DR D G CAMERON DR F G KERG1N DR MaeLAREN O'LEARY'S BULDNG MATERALS Now you can make your Srm Wndows the easy wayusng Polye thylene flm our new vnyl screen srm mouldng SEE T AT OUR NEW SHOWROOM Save on nsulan materals for a more comfol'table draft free fuelsavng Home CLEARNG AT FRACTON OF COST VENETAN BLNDS Flexble steel wth plastc tapes Eggshell Whte Car Reg anc 38 only 24 $430 99c 3 only $ only 50 t t only 52 t t only 56 t t ~' ': < ~ nd SaVe 25 Percent On Buy OW a These Weatherstrp Specla s COMBNA non STORM AND SCREEN DOORS BC Fr glazed Sash $1975 BC Fr selfsrns alumnum sash $ W' selfsrng alumnum doors prehung Complete $4495 _ ' ' ; ESKMO GASKET WEATHERSTRP 17ft lengths 89c each CLMAX HAR FELT WEATHERSTRP 20ft lengths 26c_ each SELFADHESVE FOAM NSULATON 18ft lengths 49c / VALANCE BOARD KTS Extenson type precut ready assemble $ LESS 50% WE~T RSTRP POL YPHANE STORM WNDOW KTS 39c up /:: '~ '1 SPECAlS D S t stard $189 set Foa1l1flex oor e s 'nted 198 set FO'11l1f1ex Door Sets pal d ' 1 C) 49 set St:ll'111 Card alum~num an vmy 2'49 set Srm Card au vmyl : ~; 379 set Srm Kn~ alumnum Vll1) 1 ' ::1119 h ' l' m an V1l1V cae Thrcsholcllnsulars a unl1l1u ALL LES 250/0 ' 1 j 1 ; J )ll:>lfr te~t(~fd m:crf\os RNS The DEA BOOK beyond compare! 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6 WEDNESDAY SEPTE}'fBER 1962 THE DALY rfe!aly ; : j t ~ Ger Releases' Letter To NAHA ~' GANDER(Staff)~The charman the Ger the Newfoundl Amateur Hockey Assocan :yesterday released the letter that hs 'group has 'sent th Newfoundl Amateur Hockey Assocan followng ther wthdrawal from the NAHA: GANDER HOCKEY ASSOC ' P O BOX 87 GANllLlt NUll Sept 18tn ll/b;! lf: Waller Clarke Secty /l'reas KAHA Gr ralls Nfld No Comment At ' Present DUr Sr t'or tne pulpose your rec rd tne nrl!cors o[ \he Ger (Staff)Asked com Hockey Assocaloon have ment on' U1e letter' re 'trucled me tu recunum ullr leased by the Gam'rr posln wno respect \0' ollr wthllrawal rom ~ lewollnu Hockey Assocan yes bnd Amaeur rout~y nssucla terday the Presdent lon we WOUld also hke 0 suu the Nfld Amoteur Hocmt poposals wllen we leel key Assocan Vnce CORNER BROOK _ woulu wlprovc tne ol gamla nal stlup the ~AHA Rosster ld 'NEW~ STARTThe ne~ St John's Secondary Schools Athletc Federan started ts soccer seres on M~nday blch have also been suggc;\cu llst rght: from other suurces anu wllen We wll have no com Al Haynes (rght) Federan Secretary kcked the ball Graham Snow soccer convenor fcally h B k 0 3 ere dscussed at a recelll W ment 'make : get the seres underway(royal~ho Servce) Board ~eetlng 01 the (;anllcr' ~ Hoc\;('Y A5S0C<lhun 'lhe Jaler lcttcr untjl f whcn e t as lngn ac 0 th Wlsb merely expound! from Ganlcr thcn R!S\Lappcar preslolllnous uut 'wc rccc~c a dccson S' 10llle prlllclprs WRCh we blp' r n '11 b port n trc tcrest 01 \malellr u re ~asc W \ e y' Hockey n Newfoundl forthcomng ks' ellnch ' 27th P e llant th!' h~tn~~~ n~~~~~~ o~~ / fr~m thlsb~dy~ The': NAHA founds 'fbe lelcaljon at lle delegate trom each wn t~ Sprng ~lee\jng dod nul we fe~ represent the NAHA n tbat NEW YOUK hp) _ Ncll' r~':<!7~r:=t'~z7'~ receve honourble reure's 01 communll) The posn t t t b York Yankee~ dnched ther the grlennee presented seere ary reasurer o e a 27th' Anl~rl'call League pennanl ' permanent one l'he e:mtmg rwo mow wel'e accepted: consttun woulll requre per Tuesday nght wth an 8 3 vc durms 115 d1scus51011 an!! tjle odc rewrtlng 10 meet lhe ry over Washngn Senars re!eree n c1uel was <:olup~ewy changng condns under The Yankees who began ther el;ooerated U sllle n1s 111 whlen the game s beng played domnan the Amercan \'Gl\ ement n four dlspatcs du elay League wth ther frst pennant ng the season two whb tcl1 One basc change would be n 1921 now have w ttle 153nll ASSOC13100ll one wll the maler he powers three tmes n a row 12 Bue~aU5 anu one Wltd b~nucr the referee n chef We can tmes n the last 14 years Ther Tle n\esllgahon 01 the Gamer nc\'cr subscrlle he posllun last two flags have come under ncdent by the celllr cw that hs powers perogatlves Manager Ralph Houk fo~nll ce l'resdent was supercede hose the New New York was an overwhelm GrlC\'ancps or Reopen Old would Appont or ded one an Let's Get Behnd Ale Newfoundl's Alcx Faulkncr wll r~e frst Nanal Hockcy Leaguc acn wt':! trol Thursday Ocbcr 11 aganst the U<t112er n Ncw York For A ''x ths D!!anst New wll lkely he the one He'll he ng hs frst NHL son Because tllouss hs n Ncwfollnr1! nullng for the bomber frol11 Ol)'~ Falls ancl (!rar~ (0 lllajp th~y wrrt\l all J\;e fer ther agemcnt Alex person t s 1l1\l!)~sh\e f (\ ~ r ans 10 he n X Ynrk for hs openng J!amc hut thl'l'l' s 0111' Alex can hc ld tlmt hnck~y fans ll '(\\'n1 l arc pullng (or hm: THE DALY NEWS SJlOl'h ()rll11r wll ~llf)l1s0r a gant tc~gra he srnl hef(lre the bg game Oc her 7'amcs tlls telegram are now beng nkl'll al\11 hay ' (0 b~ n l)efore mdnght \londay Oc 8th Names arc beng taken n senral < busncss frms around St JollJ1's Newfoundl ccntr~s And they can also sent drect thc Daly News Sports Just send or leave a dme wth your W:~ are lookng for SOOO we're sure Alex has 5000 fans n Newfoundl! neluer tableu nor U'S~'S~! foulldl bockey Assocan n favorte take the pennant our ~elegahoo was suoljecl tself We oppose the non ths year but had battle n aeeusalons f!'om lbe refe ee that bass cursory the fnal week the season be! n chef wlluou! proeetlon Observans or newspaper reo fore they could clnch njures Rchard Pate from the char Our ljelegallon ports that he sbould judge n Mantle Ford 1961's e' therefor ou d do nolh not e se lef ptchng ace Lus Arroyo j ' e c '' each communty who t or s along wth prolonged slumps by WlTEY FORD ' l\lckey ~ANTLE n honour escept wtnllraw from not capable ' refereeng a the ~leetlng ne Newunu NAHA competn Each game others nullfed any chances the Yanks scored twce more n t!le The Tgers had led 10 on nn: '= ~ l Hockey Msocalon Ths would subsequently' be' controll Yanks mght have had for a ffth Ol hts by TOll Tresh unearned run untl the Angels: AL KALNE realrms our poston n hls ed by a neutral reteree selected romp the champlonslup h ~lante Bll Skowron plu> countered w!th two runs ~ thc lauer However they ok over ted bll p f the mnth Tom Satnano s \ e a ' le r when the Yankees from ths tst two home league lead on July 8 ne\'er a passe a: ' homel' started the Angel rally Our Assocan eelslhal the wn lnesmcn ''llal a refel'ce's were headed Two sllrprse con' Frank ~alzone dro\ e tll ~e ' P rso tr cd clnched the flag by defeatng tme has come 10 mprm e the report be 5ubmlltell 10 he ref te nders Mnnesota Twns 1 lns hehll~d ~ ~:?nboc(uelte 5 ~ ble B ~f ~~oran~s sn~le Washngn Senars 'Rchard Patch had only one \\'n n the orgaruzanal setup 01 tb~ New eree n chef after each exh Los Angeles Angels provded ave hlt pltchmg luesday as sc~'~1 ~n t y T'g' cen ment Has Best Tm A two run homer by \\'oody rac:es at the St John's Trottng Park )londay Held n the second mnmg pro h h d th b t t' f the d \ n ths vded Ramos wth all the runs : noon but e a e es me 0 a founl1lanll hockey Asso;;lalJuu bln or NAHA game regard tl stl'flest challelle~ The An Boslon Red SOK defeated Ch: ~ Y U onl!d de!tcsk ' U' h' (1 e ' trcflelder COl e W a me n e a\ e e t lor some me less f there were ncdents or gels fnally were elmnated last cagl 4 0 ' h't nd 'S car tha l5 aflalrs shoolu oot be not week the Twns Tuesday ~lalzone slllged home one o~ Pearson S H' \ a he needed : ory admll1s~red by DdlVldoals We feel t was essental at n'lgl rull n he openng nnng rled hfrolllb tthe leld l on d J'n B MLWACKEE (:~P\ h PreMon Domnon Jm were the 'no are n no way assdc ated ths tme reslate our posn Starlng next Wednesday the a dd e d t 'th b stretc er ru on was c ppe \~O more ~ ases 'a\\' b Kalne's shoulder waukee Br'l'es Warren Spahn t 'th H rry Worthy wnnng the other led Edde Plank as the p left VC ors W a ~ 1 :~ the runlllng 01 Hockey or suggest for your eonsldera Yankees ~l go af~er ~her ~Oh loaded slllge m Boslon s three a~d lknockc':! unconscous He hed wnner by frng lfe Rchard Patch covered the mle course n w22 : tbe arenas n tbe arlous memo lon some basc deas for the world seres champlonlllp agamst run seventh w s taken a hosptal for x ber communtes n the sl reorganzan the NAHA ether the Natlnal League's Los Two fluke llts led Bosn s r~s after reganng conscous tme vcry No 32~ Tue~day the thrd race We suggest therefore that the t s our ntenn make co Gonts frst two ~uns E~ Bres50ud got nght n a 73 decson ver The results the races: go\'ernng body be made up ths letter avalable the press WNS 17th ~ double m the ft~s~ whcn Nel ness New york Mets Frst Race The loss went relever Ted represemaths the holkey rado TV after allowng Ford wnnng hs 17th aganst he Fox Luls ApanclO Lanleagues from eacl wns ~acl a sutable tme for you con~ el<1ht losses gavc up 12 hts ds let hs easy ~y fall a:l0lng Bowsfeld Pentcn BC the Mets seven hts n boost re 0 ~on'f : ' The 41 year old Spahn held 1 p' :\1 f 2'28 1/5 wn would ha\'e a mnmum sder dscuss t but lmted the Senars sn the~ ~talzone smgled rg t whose wld throw second h' ark BenJamm rsco two delegates wbo must be ex Yours Truly gle rllns n the second se1'enth : scjonn g 109 base enabled the Tgers stay S m 3W B Cbef ] Bressoud h M b tt ecuth'e members ther cal W J Learnng Charman nnth nnngs ' nl' d l1e alve n the nnth CNCNNAT (AP)Bob Pur 4Scott Gratn ~el'ccn on ~q~~y': LOS ANGELES AP Al key's lght fve htter gave Cn Second Race hocltey assocan the ex Ger Hockey Commttee Mantle Who wa~ four for four h\~ah;e an b t f 3 1 r l ro f a gl ecut \'e f h N AlA ltd' F d ' pop un e Or a sm e 0 tee ec e ' or Gan er Hockey Assoeat on Wth a walk hoosted hs battmg as Juan Pzarro catcher Cam _ average Carreon thrd baseman A sngle by Bobby Rlchar~ s?n a ~assed ball }fantle ~ A Smth watched A double f the left fcld wall by Carl Yas fll'st ht produced a :ank~e trzcmsk brought n Monbou run o!f loser Benme Damels n quette _ Lu Clnlon was the frst they went ahead walked set the stage fr Mal Cvl Servce League LAST NU~HT'S GAMES :Hghways 2; RCMP 1 : ~etter Carrers 2; Taxan 1 ::'U1C 2; Mechancs 1 : Hosptal Pharmacy 2; ~ental :]sptal 1 FRB 2; DVA 1 Car' Shops 3; Cen Pharmacy ~ ~ COastal 3; Fnance O 'l~nt<11 Hosptal 3: Reg Treas un 6 Buclanastel'8 2; Mor Regs tratoft 1 RCAF Fremen 2; RCMP 1 ~arbou Open Darts 'League The carbou ' Open Darts LeaCue starts 'ts se a511n ten1&ht Two eamc5wll be p1~d wth adon' set ' get lnda(wy at 7 o'clock : r' ReAF 2; DMA R 1 Four HGlLGHTS Hghest Sngle Framu: l Crowther : 342 W Hart 303 R Kng 302 Hghest Three Frames: Banks V; Hart '100( ' R Kng ~ J Walsh : ; ott _0 Wheeler ; D Crowther C l>j'11lond u J Shea C Andrews '/ Spangler who had trpled n a run earler broke a 10th nnng tc wth a home run Tuesday stay n the second when zone's two run sngle left Dale Long snglcd sc sec n the only other day acn ond cam c n on a sngle n the majors :7\1 Kalne's trple by Tony Kubek wth two out n the nnth drove Sngles by Mantle Roger n two unearned runs lfted Mars Long added up the Tgers 10 a 3 2 vcry over another run n the thrd the Los Angeles Angels at Delrot Teams F Cardnals To Score A Goal Par Of Hgh School Tes cnnat a 21 vcry over PUs ldomnon Jm; 2:25 burgh Tuesday nght as 2 Brenda Gratn surance thrd place n the 3:Sheln Xey nght as Housn Colt's de Nanal League 4Sahre Drect feated Los Angeles Dodgers 3 2 Two unearned rllns n rag;:(ed Thnl Race cut the Dodgers' lead over fourth nnng pny provded the Rchard Patch; 2:22 1/5 second place San Francsco Cncnnat scorng 2Harry Worthy two games 3Jolly Bll CLEVELAND (AP) _ Pedro The Prates h~ally got Pur Fourth Race R 't h d C d key for a run m the cl~hlh on 2 5 amos p c e eve an D sngles by Elmo Plaskelt lpre~[ot~on ~ 9 dans a 51 vcry ol'er Mn Bll Vnln around D walk 12Bc nlam Frlsco nesota Twns Tuesday nght 3 \\ B Chef The TW'ns 'Cr mathematcally Jm Marshall n 4Scotl Gratn elmnated from the Amercan SAN FRA:'oCSCO (APJaek Ffth Race League pennant race moments Sanford's 23rd ptchng vcry Domnon Jm: 2:23 a 4 2 squeaker over St lolls 2Brunda Gratlon a Francsco Gants n the :'oa 4Shelll Key nal League pennant race Sxth Race kept ~ngshot San 3~<;abre Drect Tuesday nght Harry Worlhy; 2:23 2Rchard Patch 3J ally Bll Soccer Today Black Hawks Take 42 Wn Lttle Lea Dnner The date for the dnner trophy presenlan League Bahe Ruth was announced 1<1 nght The affar l' set be on Oelober 15th! Stengel : As Mets Unlt~d Colleglnte am Prnce Wale~ make t1lrr Two games senor hgh school' football faled produce 1\ goal yesterday afternoon Bshops College ald the Prnce Wales gether wth Horkev ~ag\le depllt day n the lnnor ST THOCrAS CP Ohlcago hgh school soeerr ral!nc Black Hawks the Nanal Both scored a 4 2 _ tram~ clash at the Brother Rce Holy Cross regster ed scoreless: tes Ayre Athletc Grounds start wn o~ pr Clevcl Barolls '(11\ AP: ' NE\\ For goales Allan Rex Bshops; Don Jones Prnce Wales; Ed ng at 430 pm the Amencan eague 11l an EY rr nd Ran' Has hhn ;rallle Tuesday nght Slrll~r' \'~' ( '\r~1' York O'Bren Brother Rce Tom He aley Holy Cross t was perfect performances played ths season nshop~ n the only other :alllc Len Lunde scored Chcago's a~ lorant1 o\;r_ not fll<[ '' perod goal Jack E\a!ls Sa al'\' : rrm' 1 ' d h1 Bg Game ' At St Pat's Feld the new goal or the year wh~n Holy kept hs learn ball ok : k' 11 d but t S lc C 3 R 6 0 vcry over noot 1 roo 'e )!urray a score ' S80000 for he 196 Br 'Rce squad showed power CroS'! were awarded a penalty wth hs hustlng style Memoral the second perod Blacl; Hawk cell e ful oefensve drve but Ollt kck eal'ly n the second half 'R f d :Postponed b bl P' h ~oals Ah MacDonald added; ball caoln _ 2 'd Sew stng performances by ful: Hs shot howeve' went lalnll B'o~:;~es 1)n y loy Joe Pro a e the fourth n the last rrarn~ ' Slcr~c ;0' '\~lerc3n backs Pat Grecn Frcd Dow hgh over the crossbar all Rans! that caused wet grounds ney kept them blank Br Rce players fans tc ers '' Barons put up t!lef best show Yankecs s t;nd ;~ren world LNEUPS the second pcnod when both p~nnalnt caused the bg game n Senor Prnce Wales Bshops breathed a sgh relef f th d P01lS loly Cross: Goal: Tom Heal 0 elr goa s were score lps O'b ~l t r1llch1d football be postponed last College had a real nck Forwards Dck Barrett ey; fulls: Pat Green Ted Dow Hank Cesla Wayne Larkn n' t~: ~~t~onal League nght St Pnt!s Holy Cross tuck battle at the Feldan John Fsher had scorng cbance ney; halfs: Derm!!acDonald By THE ASSOCATED PRESS were the marksmen recorlj ' d were have sleelded the Cty Grounds but a greasy feld for Br Rce but ther shos Probable plchers for day's d e Bern Ftzgerald Terry Melee; major league baseball games All thngs cons ~r ; senor footbnll' champlons for ball was the result much were :hled wel by Tom ths year sloppy play Healey forwards:!\lke Bambrck Ed Wonlost records n parentheses Poll'ce Make dd a remarkable lob Earles Jerry Enns Ed Hur George Wess ~lets The game s now scheduled The same hcaps occurred Meanwhle a few yards east ley Harry Power NaDal League at a press conference Cor nghf' at the Pepperrell at St Pat's Feld but another at tlr Feldnn Grounds John Br Rce: Goal: Ed O'Bren; 6 A rres t s ma~e thn~s a lot Sports Feld wth startng tme task they bad overcome was Jones 'Allan Rex erased fulls: Sta'll Cook John Walsh; Housn (Farrell 9 19) at Los hm next ear set for 6 O'clock ' frst game exctement nu hopcs the hopeful 5cor Both teams' have one wn n : Br Rce had comm the ng opponents wth some fne thelr:best three gamesflrals game all the way wth the for goal\endng Cor the ttl~; Holy Cross/look wards :gettng great support ' Jo nes kept Prnce Wales the opener 2 0 the rsh from fullback Stan Cook an'd alve when he made good stabs battled blck 'cop the sel\ond halfbacks Aden Murphy on shots by Boyd Summers fxture 3 2 larry Hamlyn Hugh 'Mler whle Rex had Tonglt's game f ''YeatherOn two: occasons n the sec be_goqd on s~ots by Barry Por permts wll uttle: the 'ssue~ ond hal! fullback Ted DO'lllley ter Jm Andrews ' was johnny spot for Centerhall Barry James was OSHAWA Ont: (CP)aneral Holy Cross ' as goalle Tom the backbone behnd the Prnce Mors Canada Monday ao Healey was' caught out goal' Wales drve he wall thel' nounced an ~xtejl!lon' the the bal! rollng for!le lne bg defender He was makng warrantyol J!1t3 J\Od~1 p'auen' Ed O'Bren had lttle work good passes kcpt the e' ear t\'llcks 24 do n coal: for Br!lce as eather on a forward's fool monlhl:' or!!t;ooo mles whch h~ receved' ample protecn Rhode Mcrcer also pla'ylng ever com frst ths doubles from the fullbacks center hall for Bshops was the llm d' mle 01 : GM' Jerry Fc\nls had ~olde n op: ther h!: man as he played prev~ wrr1ty~ 'PNtunty te'';cof th frst an outstng two way arne halfs: Tack Power Aden :11m Angeles (Pdres 14 12) (N) Stengel'was fred by phy Harry Hamlyn; forwards: Phladelpha (Short 11 8) at n Ocber 1960 alter Chcago (Buhl 11 13) Sx arrests were made by Cty les Dck Barrett Jm Fleet Joe st Lous (Smmons 99) at polce yesterday lost the world ser Bennett John Fsher Derm San Francsco (Marchal 1810) Four men were arrested for burgh Prates n scen Connolly New York (Cra 10 23) at k d k He sat out the 196\ Prloce Wales: Goal: John b drun enness one for run en \vent back war Mlwaukee (Lemaster 2 4) tn) drvng one gven n charge Jones; fulls: Don Hutchngs Pttsburgh (Frend 18 14) at for beng drunk dsorderly \'nen the Nt~ark Russ Whte; hahs: Ken Par Cncnnat (Purkey 22:6) N) n the home ) turned 10 New 0 ~'ted sons Barry James Dck Lash; Workng Wth unt d forwards: Bruce Wnsor Joc Amcrc1n LeagUe es transpla~te 'S Blackwood Barry Porter Bob Washngn (Rudolph 89) at Car Slen obtaned n the c~~~u1 had Eddy Jm Andrcws New York (Terry 2212) son draft Steo;: Bshops College: Goal: Allan Chcago <Herbert 189) at hs full The club Rex; fulls: Clar Lambert Vc Bosn (Wlson 127) A blue cream colored establshed a ~od~; Janes; hales: Bob Bl'own Los Angeles (Grba B9) at De! 1957 Hllman lcence number losng games n DO! he Rhodle Mercer Calvn AJ1steYj trot!bunnng 18 9) whch was slen Mon dfferent stag~ 1 t gclhcr forwards: Boyd Summers Aub Kansas Cty (Pena 5 4) at: day from the parkn!: lot pagn the) ut 0 11 ~nd h!y Kell Bll Woolgar Paul J' Baltmore Roberts 1()8) N)/ Memoral Un\'crsty has not streaks 13 Cbrke Hugh Mller Only games scheduled been Cltated ~ames' Lst C:bamp Sonny Ls heavyweg~t ~lp 1:\5t mgh tle pterest fans here s a champons s tjf''l John John L S James J C Bob Ftzs James J J Tommy B Jack Joh Jcss W Jack Dcn 192!1 Genc Tu rlax Schl1 1932H Jack Sha 1933l Prmo Ca Max Ba James J B Joe Lo Ezzard Ch J~rsey Joc 1952 Rocky 1\1; ~an: 1956 Floyd Pa 1959 ngcmar J fly 1960 Floyd P 1962 Sonny EA THE CDNVE TO DEE (COR 9:00 am 4:00 pm For Res or FRE Butler 1 Ud Low BuUe ~ AVuble 3! :1ab t

7 H ) c 1 l eag S Ar' :nrcl ru' Y~rJ; r not hf ht jderrd l't ob~!cts rd by alter ;rrc~ \0 ~(\en 1961 work nal ork U!!llll''''' DALY NEWS ST JOHN'S NFLD WEDNESDAY SEPTE BER Lst Of Champons 'O\ln~' Lsn w champon last nght for nterest ' fght l ns hcre s a lst the ha1l1polls snce the t!1~ o[ John L Sull John L Sullvan James J Corbett Boh Ftzsmmons Jamcs J Jeffres' Tommy Burns 1!lU81915 lack Johnson 1! Jrss Wllard 1!1l91926 Jar! Dcmpsey!J2!1928 Gl!ne Tunney W:O19:;2 ~ax Schmelng Jack Sharl~y Frmo Carnera ~ax Baer James J Braddock!J:\1949 Joe Lous 191!J1951 EZz1rd Charles l!j bsc)' Joe Walcott Rocky Marcano 1! Floyd Patterson h!gcll1ar Johansson Flo~'d Patterson ALeft Mnutes; Hook After Two s Champ Sonny 'By JACK HAND CHCAGOAPSonny Lsn an mmense hulk a man wth an unsavory past becqme the new heavyweght boxng champon the; world Tuesday nght by knockng out Floyd Patterson wth a stunnng left hook the jaw n 2;06 the' frst round The flash endng came as a surprse the sturmed crowd at Comskey Park because t was the frst real sold punch the fght Not snce Rocky Marcano spped Jersey Joe Walcott n the frst round n a Chcago defence n 1953 had a heavywegh ttle fght ended wth a frstround knockout Ths was the thrd fastest the nne frstround KO's ever scored n ths dvson's ttle hsry only two seconds more than Joe Lous requred destroy Max Schmelng n ther hsrc rematch n 1938 The fastest knockout n heavyweght ttle hsry :as the 1:28 by TomfllY BurJ1l' over Jem Roche n Dubln March DOMNATED FGHT Lsn carryng a weght advantage 25 pounds had domnated the early moments the bout before he pulled the trgger lefthook\ Patterson ran n the flash left hook from ths hungry menacng man from Phladelpha by way Pne Bluff Ark st Lous Down went the 27yearold defendng champ wearng a look cpmplete surprse Patterson went down on hs sde turnng slowly He gathered hmself gether bt by' bt started pull hs way f the deck whle referee Frank Skora lled the count Floyd stll was tryng get up when referee Skora sgnalled the knockout Lsn's corner crew jumped jublantly n the rng huggng the new champ who has a checkered background many losng bouts wth the law Lsn rushed over Paterson's corner obvously concerned that he mght have hurt Floyd TEARS N EYES When t fnally dawned dazed Patterson that he had been knocked out had lost hs ttle for the second tme tears welled hs eyes He had wanted so much dspose the No1 challenger dspel crtcsm that he was a cheese champ The crowd :loooo pad up $100 for rngsd~ seats for ths qucke Hundreds thouss more watched n theatres arenas across the nan the closed crcut telecast the short bout The lve gross gate was about $ Thus Patters youngest wn the ttle when he beat Arche Moore n 1956 at the tender age 21 'the frst ever wn t back when he knocked out ngemar Johansson n 1960 also became the frst lose t twce Under the terms a contract between the two fghters Patterson can dctate the date place promoter the return match whch s be held before Sept Lsn gets 30 per cent for the remakh accordng that agreement MAN AGANST BOY t was man aganst boy wth the 2l4pound Lsn wth hs awesome 84nch reach hs 14nch fsts quckly crackng the shell the overmatched lb9pound Patterson Lsn who sad he would end the fght quckly : f t was a cold nght t was a chlly evenng at the Chcago Whte Sox ball parknow has won 27 straght n 71/2 years Hs only loss n a 341 career was Marty Marshall n eght rounds n Detrot Sept hs eghth pro fght He never has been floored n 35 starts has knocked out 24 opponents Ths course was Patterson's second knockout defeat t was a real shocker n 1959 when Johansson a 51 underdog dropped hm seven tmes won the ttle r three rounds t was' Patterson's 10th ttle fght the 10th end n a knockout Hs overall record snce he t was n ths same ball park just over 25 years ago that the great Joe Lous w champonshp by knockng out Jmmy Braddock Both Lous Braddock were at rngsde see the start ths new regn The New Champon Round _ By 7 ': 1 Roun~ ClCAGO AP Heavy weght champon Floyd Pltter son New York was a 70 un derdog Tuesday nght as hc: defc':lded hs ttle aganst pdwer ful Sonny Lsn Phladel pha n a 15rounder at Com skey Park Patterson weghed 189 pounds Lsn's 214; :; Scorng was by the fvepon1 must syslem The wnner oj each round receved fve ponts the loser four or less Each teo ceved fve for an evccl roun~ The referee was Frank: ;S kora nound ONE Lsn jabbed lghtly the head ok a lght lefthook the head n return Jljlon slammcd a hard rght tg pte rbs They clnched Th~y;ex 1 cl1<lnged jabs then traded blows the body Patterson leaped n wth a left ho ok lhe smach Lsn pumped Patterson a 7S underdog has some consolan: two hooks the body at ~Qse n hs bankroll because he fgured get about quartcrs Lsn mashed a' hard $ when all the TV rado move cash s ldt hook Pattersoo's jaw counted at some future date They exchanged hooks the hody Lsn punshed Pal\er GUARANTEE DOUBLED son at close range A left hook dropped Pattcr Lsn probably wll get about $ or double : son the canvas He started_up hs guarantee f Patterson's purse approaches ex at ahout sx never dot ht; feet as the referee counted pectans t wll be the largest by far for any fght! len Le S d S er The sequence punches that ended the fjght ~onn Y 1 came wth blndng speed Referee Frank Skora sad: U ' 1St 0 n eeon on Lsn ht Patterson wth a left hook ~urned hm around then ht hm wth a rght before fnsh \ For Mrs Pare' t ng hm wth a left hook : Asked about the count Skora sad he got a full count When Patterson fnally arose shakng hs head hs mother Annabelle was one the frst clmb n hs corner She consoled her son ld hm he should keep on fghtng The Old Couldn't 1962 Sonny Lsn turned pro fohewng hs trumph n 1952 Olympcs Tell What E!t :~::'==Z~;v TH[ CONVENENT WAY n Helsnk now s 283 He had lost an eghtround~r Joey Maxm before hew crown Lsn ha:::~~~:~~~=:~:d guy aganst the good guy n ths one he came n the rng wth the sound boos rngng n hs ears The DEER LAKE crowd obvously partsan cheered Patterson (CORNERBROOK) gave the challenger the Bronx cheer ~ OO [) m D Lsn clamed he had been shunted asde for over two years was btter because he got only 1217:! per cent the recepts compared Patterson's a Y J:OO pm 55 per cent the TV rado moves 45 per For Reservans HARVEY'S ~3000 Dr TRW~ ley FRE SAFE 6 SEPARATE STRUCTURAL FRAMES cent the ball gate / Lsn' jabbed Patterson threw a hook n the frst punches the short fght Patterson tred get low away from the power Sonny's punches He even gambled wth a desperate leapng hook but was short Then Lsn pulled the trgger New York had refused sancn the fght because t would not lcense Lsn t blamed hs crm nal record two convcns sad there remaned OTTo n suspcon that prevous' assocans persons unsavory background stll exsted WND SAFE Butler the most nexlbl~ Preengneered Bulldln UJd Frame Wedge Beam Fra_ Lt 4 Prt Panel Frame BR&ernj Fru MocluJar &W 'mbe Colour Stard n all Bundnll v llable t ffw Bdloo 'Chur~hea Lbrarlel Garllel etc llate }ly FRY'S Happened CHCAGO (AP) For more than 30 mnutes dethroned heavyweght champon Floyd Patterson the man who started hm out Cus A' Ama sat n' a small room talked quetly each other whle the horde newsmen was barred Fnally Floyd saw the press He stll couldn't tell what happened what punch Sonny Ls n threw that got hm 1 wll know n about a week about a return fght want one Patterson sad Lsn's punches are somethng you can't see comng was ht by a good punch ' t had some knd effect Lsn s n a betler posn know than 1 am EXPLANS END pan Floro hs chef tnner explaned the endng at 2:06 the frst round ths way: A left hook Bet hm up but what dd t was a' choppng rght behnd the ear ngemar Must A F rrange or Pattel'llDn's mother Ann a belle wal~d patently wth the ' newsmen whle her son was n T ax P aymen t s 8ecluslDn ' hope he sn't hurt she whspered thnk th~y would WASHNGTON AP ' US have ld me rlllht away f he mmgran agents have been was want Floyd fght hm ordered block any ttempt by agan 1 feel good that t hap ngemar Johansson former pened quckly he ddn't world heavywelsht boxlrg seem hurt don't thnk he champon leave the country would have won even f he had wthout arranllng for settle beaten the count gotten ment hs US tax dspute up Johansson dspullnll an n Brush slarch back B ternal revellue servlee clam cotn scatter rug then press t that'he 'owes more than $1000 wth a hot ron whle stll damp' 000 n taxee nterest on The ru l wll thell le flatter earllnp ' from hll fghts wth ' Floyd Patterson' durnll whlcn hansson would not necessarly the ehamplonahlp changed have pay the clame~ tax ENGNEERNG ha twce However the debt' before returnng ' Swe 8wedllh boxer bas p~fealed a den t sad he would only have COMPANY LlMTD wllungness ettlethe dls make arranllements sat DAL pute ' Sfy' ps tac oblgans n the J The revenue urvce Sald Jo Unted States WHBeGood Champ : NEW YORK (AP) Mrs Lucy Paret wdow boxer Benny Kd Paret gave brth CHCAGO A' _ SGllnY Ls 1 gonc fght some more Sunday n Bronx Hosptal ' n the bad guy hoxn~: That brought a bg laugh he~ second son The baby who suddenly became hca\'y t all ot back the left weghed 6 pounds 8 ounces wc'cht champon the world hook b Mrs Paret 22 was reported by Tucsday nght wth a frst The left hook started t the hospt~l be fee!ng fn;e Dfference 1 l 'd L' t t' d Paret ded last Aprl 3 nrount knockout F Oyl Pat a Sal S on me an agam jures receved n a welter terson pleaded fol' a chance Th~rc was a che~r m the wcght ttlc bout wth Emle Of 25 P cs ' make good drcssll1g room for Lsn when Grffth at l!adson Square Gar oun f the publc wll allow me he ld cveryonc he wante~ a den March 24th a chance le bygoncs he by chance be a good champon gones could be a good t was thc frst cheer he had MONTREAL (C P) _ Two CHCAGO AP Heavy champ he sad n the crowded ~eard all ~venng H~ entra~ce branches the Quebec Dlberal weght boxng champon Floyd tumultuous dressng room at m the nng was greeted wltn party have postponed scheduled Patterson gave away 25 pounds Comskey Park hoos even the vcry convenns because the pro ' chall l1\1er Sonny Lsn n f the puhlc wll accent me brought mo~'e gasps than shouls \ vncal elecn comng up Nov Tuesday nght's 15 round lvorld 'll be a good ~hamp sad the acclamaholl! 14 t was announced Monday ttle match n Comsky Park man who has sel'ved tmc ll Regardlllg a rematch Lsn The Quehec Lberal Federan! prson has a spotty polee sad the fght was o quck had been scheduled ' meet The 27year old cltamp from record even thnk about the tme Nov the Quebec! Scarsdale NY weghed 1B9 As (or the f~ht so sudden place He ponted out the Young Lberal Federan Ocl pounds at the md mornng so tlncxpeclerl t was all a contract called for a rematch 1314 No new dates were anwegh n before about 500 news matlcl' the famous left hook wthn a year but 'd lke one noun~ed men n a hotel ball room Sonny Lsn sad the new as soon as possble! champon Then he joked as hlers hm agan as soon as l~c~ Lsn a massve man wth 1 ht hm wth a left hook were ryng slp on rloves manager Jac k N'l lon ge tlls' 5 ' ' an unsavory past weghed 2\01 he led me up sad Ls for pcturetakng: 'll fght: one set up pounds about a poulld or tll'o n The refel'ce sad break =====::::;;;;;: over bs normal weght The 2Q yearold challenger from Phl he grabbed the ropes That adelpha even aboned h1s ga\'e 111e 1 he dea he was hurt usual scowl smled ht hm wth a couple frends whle he was watn good tefts That was t be Weghed Lslol1 had a hard tme wth lhe nelvspaper reporters The wea~hcr wa~ cloudy 1 EASER TO FG'r cool lt welghm l1me an~ the h rathcr go out there anll forecast called for a far cool fght hm agan than answer all nght wth the temperature n these quesns he muttered the md 408 for the bg fght Someone asked the nevtable The promoters pl'cclctcd a Dd he hurt you? gross gate from tcket sales The only lme he hurt me closed crcut rado moves was when he got up at the count close $ ten thought he was ~h NEWFOUNDLAND'S FRENDLY THEATRE ER WlAl: DAWN ADDAMS TODAY n mfmang~wr ~retted by Mlthel Boslond eased on \henovellhc' Blonde Ded Danc)' by Kelley Roo! \ eme DOUC! A mmn KHlumlll mll! ALSO NOVELTY EVENNG SHOWS: 7 O'CLOCK ~ 900 MATNEE 2 PJ\L ( 'NEXT AT1RACT~ON BOB MONKHOUSEKENNTH CONNOR ERC BARKERPEGGY CUMMNS N DENTST N THE CHARLAUGHS COMEDYEXCTEMENT! ' ' ' /{' ~ l; ''' {1 t ' : ~ :< ' ~' NOW PLAYNG SABRA~1 A 10H NTERNATONAL REt &l:; DSTRtBQTED BY Specal Added Attract~{ He was a real SEEDOG! AN CARMCHAEL JANETTE SCOTT A tlon HT[U'TOHAL AllU'c UUUl[D Dt 20TH CHTUllr fox double 'bunk SDNEY JAMES LZ FRASER DENNS PRCE TMES OF SHOWS EVENNG: MAKE MNE A nllon630 92W DOUBLE BUNK750 :2~ MATNEE: 130 \' ~ ': ' ;~ ~ NEXT ATRACTlO'N GLENN FORD NGRD THULN CHAR LES BOYER N THE 4 HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE SPECTACLE: THRLLS SUSPENSE N CNEMA SCOPE!

8 rt~! = ::'''DtU' atu'n'u 1; ' Llllllllllltllll : ll 1t11l11 tl' '11' ~ ' l'lllll~ ~ Soca 1Personal ~ ; Column ON BUSNESS TRP 'Xr G A: LeBlanc oc Halfax ';ll the cty on a busness trp s a guest at the LeMar eh t Lodge ltbday GREETNGS Happy brthday Gordon Le;' Snelgrove who s lour ~: old day September 211:::rdon lves at 52 Carter's BlH;Greetngs come from bls ODny daddy Jack also Nanny Rowsell rroll ~ n~» RAllBOUR BRETON ::lj ; Mrs Johnson accom ~e1 hy Sgt Mrs Mall ~& Df Harbour Bren were vllors at Harbour Grace on ''1lrSday lasl Tbey were gue~ts ot=constable :\rs Crowe m: ~rs Johnson hal'c just returned from a holday n Scot l OYERSGHT GUEST M!s Yl'onne Whelan Sprngdalc s n tbe ct~' s an oyernght guest at the Le Marchant Lodge S THE cln' FROM JtEXD\LE OST M\:s Phylls Boyd accompan led by her baby dauglter x&rc'n arrl'ed by TCA from Rexdale Ontaro 011 Frday: Tter are spendng a holcl~y \lth ~lrs Boyd's mother Jll'S F Ellott wble here ~rs Boyd'l\l1 attend the Weddng t: brother Frederck whch '!f~e place Ocber 4th (' ~ BJRJ:HDAY GREETNGS '~app~ bl thday 10 Cathy Fl:p'trck o[ the dty \\'ho cele brates ber brthdal' day Wed nesdar 26th Septemoer Greet jng; 'come from frends FROM S\L\'\GE Mr Rex Hunter o( Salvage b n the cty h~ week s reo ' lstcrcd Lod;;:r at the Lc~larchant! 'th!rthda Y We wh extcnd Brthday l'eetngs Jeanne Baldwn who s celebratng her 7th bro thdl~' day Greetngs come from frends FRO!! JtODDlCKTOS Re\ Stanley Hancock ROOckn s a guest' ~t the Le Marchant Lodge whle n the cty or a few days BJtTHDAY GREETNGS We wsh extend brthday rreetngs Mrs Ruth Collns at: the cty who day the 26th celebrates her 28th blrthda)' Greetngs come from her moth er sster Hazel TO TORONTO AND USA Mrs Harry Symonds 306 Hamln A\'enue left by TCA on Monday for Toron the US \ where she wll spend a holda)' wth frends rcla t\ es OS \CA TON lls Joan Morgan 94 Top hl Road leaves ths afternoon by rca on her annllal vaca n She wll \'st relatves frends n ~ontreal New York Washngn DC Toron Dartmouth We hope Mss Mor n ~joys her holday ' SC'KCHLDRENS HOSPTAL Mrs Reg S)'monds 314 Hamln Al'enue left by TCA )nday wth her daughter WHAT WLL YOU ~~_VEDEATH? ;;:~ Wll You lavedeath? s ~rc br new novel by Kathy who wll receve treat mcnt at the Sck Chldrens Hosptal Toron W c wsh Kathy a vcry speedy recovery WEEKEND VSTOR Mr John Macpherson Car bonear was n thc cty las weekend was a weekend guest at the LeMarchant Lodge WEDDNG ANNVERSARY Congratulans are extended Mr lrs Barry Strong who are celebratng ther W cd dng Annversary day Wed ncsday Septembpr 26th Grect ngs come rom frends AYPA ~EETNG The St Thomas' AYPA Group ages ycars wll l'c' supe meetngs ths evenng Wednesday 23rd at 800 pm n Canon Wood Hall Mltary Road The 'meetng wll takc thc form a socal evenng Any nclv memocrs wll be wclcomed BRTDA Y GRET:tGS Brthday grcetngs are ex tended Keth l'ye the cty who celebrates hs brthday day Wednesday Septcmber the 26th Jo'Rml SALYAlE ~lr Albert lullett Salvage s n the cty ths week s a guest at the LeMarchant Lodge BRTDA Y GREETNGS We extend brthday gt ce! ngs Rta Latrclle who cele bratcs her brthday day Sep tember 26th CONGRATULATONS \\'e extend congratulans ~r :'11'5 Cecl Burke o[ the ct~ orth a son 12 lbs 1 oz at the st Clare's ~ercy Hosptal Scptember 24th The nell' buby s a brother for Cathy Trudy Susan HRTlJ)AY GREE'fNGS Brthday greetngs al'e ex tended Ullan Mercer o[ the cty Who celehrates her brth lay day Wednesday Septem' bel' 26th To Aust~ala Mrs George Clarke a past Presdent o[ thc Jublee Gulds Ncwfoundl flew from Vancouver on Septembcr 15th on her way Australa where she wll allend the 10th Tr cnnal Confcrence o[ the As socated Country Women or the World )'S James Hagget'ly Pre sdcnt o[ the Fed2l'an Woo mcn's nsttutes o[ Canada wll head the Canadan delegan Mrs Clarke s 2nd Vce Pres dent thc F WC A pre confcl ence ur has ranged that wll take th:! group Tokyo Hong Konl( Bangkok on thc way Australa A vst wll be made HonolulU return journey Arrange ments arc benr madc con tact women's gl'oups n those areas :l1l s Clarke wll bc away un tl the mddle Ocber manners B~ MLETT 0 Keepng a husb watng every tme you go out shows poor management manners ~1'lll1ll1ll1ll1Ullltllllllllll1llllllll1ll < 11'111'~ ACCJfED N CHOR _~_' Thought For_~ Unversty Florda student Mrs Margaret V Toole S ~ The Da:y ~ John's Newfoundl Canada has bcen accepted as a member ~ ;; o[ the Unversty Chor Dr The slcrer the assas Elwood Kester chor drecr announced ths week sn dffer only n the weapon they use: wth the onc't s the The Chor a select group dagger wth the other the 65 mxed voces wll gve sev nguetyron Edwards era concerts Florda West Coast wll also be heard n foul' campus concerts durng the academc year Mrs Toole s the daughter :ll's Eleanor O Powcr 23 Pres cott St CAC \leetlng The September Execu lve mectng the CAC was hcld on Thursday Seplember 20th 1962 at the home the Pres dent :'S John P Hcnnessey t was wth regret that the Presdent presented the resg nan~ o[ Mrs S J Colmen as Charman Consumer Pro» lems a nd Mrs G O Rothncy as Consttun Charman The new Consttun Char man s Mrs A W Parsons The Presdent then gave a resume o[ matters dealt wth snce June A general meetng CAC s scheduled {or Ocber at 815 pm at YWCA Harvey Road Mrs J P Hennessey wll gve hghlghts o{ the Consumer Conference Nanal An nual meetng whch ~he attend cd at Kngsn n Junc A flm nterest con sumers wll also be shown The Lord s ngh un all hem that cal upon hm tll authoress Eva ls Wuoro all that call upon hm n trulh t Jsue ollhe Str Weekly on (Psalm 145: 18) t)'lllr newsst now The acat tlte s\oy 3 London PRAYER: 0 Lord we thank fllrslt centres found Anne Carey Thee for Thy nearness n our CMdft jeltrnalsl he exct lves May the dl'fft'cultt'es _ td af pzne publshna Jll h' Star Weekly shadows envelop us be means Stll only 15c reveal us' Thy love guardanshp n the name ~ ~ OUr Savo~r Amen ' tlls sptel1100 tlblet packap '_ ' 1 t thl rlular prce at 93~ ' ' DAL SZE PACKAGE OF \\ ~JP~!!fH ONTMENT \ t UST AD TREATMENT \ The Conscous Teenager No one s more conscous o[ her appearance than a teen agel' True she may look 11e a cross between a mboy a scare cmw n her jeans pony tal scuffed up shoes but her har s probably af llossy as a pece' satn shc's probably wearng the latest color n lpstcks And whereas all your beggng won't get her exchange her jean~ [ 0 r the very 'hsomest tweeds she'll lsten 10 you when t comes mauers o[ groomng f for cxample you pont out that keepng her comb brush clean wll hclp keep the sheen n her har she'1 pro bnbly agree: You mghl pass tp that after washng tbe two n soap or detergent a thorough rnsng n two tablespoons bakng soda per quart water wll leave them metculously c1enn swecl smellng Her costume jewelry whch s probably the prde her \[e wll also beneft from bak ng soda She can get rd the tarnsh on her slver jew elry by puttng t n an alum nurn fol lned enamel pan addng two tablespoons bak ng soda pourng hot water over slver soda lettng t st for a few mnutes' A rlnsl)g dryng should follow The rest her cos tume jewelry wl come clean f dpped n a solun one leap soon or soda per quart water rnsed dred The teenager's hoard cos lume jewelry wll come clean n a wnk when swshed around n a bakng soda solun Gel ASPRN far fasl Relef from for ~~ UNS SCALDS ' ~ t CUTS SCRAPES t aelvant 01 thl~ speclaloer day HEADACHES MUSCULAR ACHES SORE1HROAl PANFUL COLD DSCOMfORTS rever DoyleMolloy W!eddng Mr Mrs Charles John Doyle followng ther weddng whch ok place at st Patrt:l:'s Churell wth Nuptal Mass at 10:30 am August The Mass was celebrated by Rc\ Fr John O'Deady CSSR The brde was the formel' Shela Mare Molloy daughter :Mr Mrs Frederck Molloy 11 Bradbury Place The groom s the son the late Gerald S Doyle Mrs Doyle Carpasan Rd Attendng the brde were Al~ce Molloy as mad honour Mrs Maureen O'Regan Mss Sally Damond Mrs Alce Molloy Mss Joan Byrne as brdesmads Mss Marjore Doyle as junor brdesmad Attend the groom were Patrck Doyle as best man; Robert Doyle Gerald Doyle Adran Molloy Tom Byrne as ushers FollowJlg the recepn at Bowrng Park Bungaow the happy couple left for ther honeymoon whch was spent urng Europe Mr Mrs Doyle are now resdng at 25 Lncoln Rd Gr Falls where the groom has taken up posn as Sales Representatve for Central Nfld wth the frm Gerald S D~~~~ ~t~ Mary Brooks Pcken On Sewng H Applque Adds Dress Value BY!\ARY BROOS PCKEN Costumes lsng h ap plque as decol'an are ex pensve buy yet casy make YOU' cauns arc choose good pastels choose just the rght colors [or your applque motrs Buy yard o[ each color you wll usc Al'od matel'nl that [rays You can make har hs 01' strng belts out what you have le[t over Drall' your leaves 01' flower motfs Cut them ou\ Do not allow [or scams Place them n an attractve arrangcment on a pece o[ paper Move them about untl you have an effect pleasng you Outlne thc peces wth pencl so you ~an follow ths when placng' petals Dnd leaves on you r gnrment Fobrc Applque Cut the peces you need al lowng '' nch o[ all edges [or! cams You can overcast the raw edges a very scant '8nch drawng the thread up gently whch wll help turn the edge the wrong sde When all edges are turned press each eaf or petal very care fully so outle s kept true Place these pressed peces place h!lstng each plnce as shown n upper rght corner Outsde edges can' be whp ped plllce as shown lower lert upper sketch or edge CDn bc blanket sttched as n the center Steam should be done wth an overh sttch tal!' erng nothng at the p as shown Flower motfs may be made shapcd edge held place wth short long blanket sttches as shown Or oulsde edge can be whpped place no sttches showng rght sde a lazy dasy worked n the center or center worked wth French knots There arc many varans you can make wth applque Essental as explaned be fore s buy lovely a nd comp1ctely rght colors get a happy balance n desgn; then cut baste apply wth panstakng care Applque can be used mend especally a tablecloth that gets a cgarette burn Blankets also may have an ap plque ap p led over a burn Applque s deal for de coratng ch d r en's clothes L'se your ngenuty see how practcal a knowledge goodlookng applque can be Dear Mrs Pcken; Do you thnk t advsable sew by h?c R Dear C R: Seams for slur dness long wear need be sttched by machne sleeves should bc sewn n oy machne for a true lne Hems are usually best n by h put A good dress needs bolh h machne sewng great care wth both ':~::::: ~; : ' decoran l Pattern No 8295) Pattern No 8295 Ths youthful sheath can make a lovely costume when combned wth a s\v~ater the same color Smple make t has a companon cape let [or a varety costumes Pallern No n295 comes n szes 8 lb Sze bust dr~ss ~ yards' 35 nch [a rc Note: Pattern does no n c1ude applque detal f you'd lke make the garment llustrated wrte : Mary Brooks Pcken Reader Servce ST JOlN'S DALY NEWS PO Box 489 Dept C Rado Cty Stan New York 19; NY Send 35 cenls n con for each pattern desrcd Be sure order your correct pattern sze nclude your name address Homemakers SOFTEN SUGAR Restllre stness caked brown sugar by steamng t n a douole boler or puttng t through a meat grnder LNT CHASER Keep blue jeans cordu rays lnt f1 ce by addng a half cup' vnegar each load f washng t wll keep denms st chase the lnt CARTON BASKET Empty gallon szc ce cream carns wll serve as gay waste papcr baskels n a chld's room f cleancd dec orated sprayed wth shel! lac [rom an aerosal can EGG CARRER Carry hard cooked eggs ' ' the pcnc n an egg carn keep them from smashng j! _!!!'_J' Many a lnen or drp dry or lghtweght wool dresss eanwth a matchlng'color sweater be made n a lovely cos tume usng h apphqut as REMEDY _ There s remedy for love but love morethoreau! The trouble tellng lttle whte les s they pck up 50 rrucn drt w7lo trovens ~' By Cee~; ' For V/tdntlday Septembr 26 ASTRO~GUDE Fruent:For You Y curs :'; Tuesday's 'benehc aspects col)tnue tada) although t~ :re s ndcan that t l auvs3ble tt) check ~1l [acts be fore proceedng wth 3cn Lale n the evenng mnor lpset may occ:;r bllt t ne:d not throw YDU f you reman calm ~nd al'od needless worry Ke:p a weather eye boss day Past' :\ T\;'!rama or varety Future Your car 11 program COst S 10<0 sponsor future mal' boast u'h 'm h 'pro'!mes more~ v _ t an ' stnll ments ~\ lndch:lll'' ~r program An hllur c'ean both' 'rrs nll long drama n 1950 cost a mere sljes o[ the gl l $:'1375 Ten years later lhe a~xll ~ary heds tht pe:ml [01 prce wa~ S:!10967 Varety ng sdeways \lhen Pm 1;le h~urs ro:kcled from S~4n5 c:tn hardly al:) tnro' ' away non'sklltlre adl:!': The Day Under Your Sgll ~r:le5 ( Mlrch 21\ Aprl 19) ll S~ 2l 0112) : h e t:jn~:!'l! ~!c ;;nl 1>:::1 \(:'lt l'e:: 'U1 (~:~:~tl v) ~'' n: :n rd;!:d ll b:c!r l\ $j'rt a~ d A ::: ''c~ ~er t ':' ''; :~: :~ T~~!US A~r120 e My 201 SC?RP!O 10! 21' ;~;;;; 211 J: :n~:'lfl; t~r:~mn:' t::\ =~ eelhn \101': ~~: ;'\ J: ~ ; ':' ~ o n~y re c'jtl:t: n 6r~t l:::d ':e'o5 :~!~ rr:: ::e: :::~ : GHAltU {MY 1110 no 211 ~~GTnU; t: 22 0;:;1' ;:(ta l:o;:';;' h :l::::: lofl:'~ :~:rr rte ~ D~':! :e~ : l ~ : :r~!7 ~ ~; : 1 (j::~;s lte btrdt ( t::e t:c 't ~/f:; th:n 1ll')'J~: ;o:d ;~~ :~ ''''0:' : CA:C~~!J~nl ~2 J~~ ~l ' CAPRCORtt J :0 r (Cl t J( ~e c a!' :L~ ~ jllmt '\ ~():~ j::'; ::: ::~ 11: L 'f 1~ h~: ~Q'J \:;t o olfe tcn!e~t r'x'; ';e h :::::;e ::e :'G':~ ~:!:~:'~: ':'~ ~J~ (~~;~; ~;~~~ 2~) b pr'd ~~;~~:;~~~!~~'~;lrr~~}~~ ll! :: d:r no) ru:er hal h : f'e:~ ~):T''! ::at ::r~e: ~':':~ ' :l:~;;::~ VJl:SO (Ag 11 Sp! 22) PSCES (Fh 20 t M; 101 la:=\lon;l:~ r::::'\:1:d:1 ('~1:d ::sue C'J!(;::rt ::r;! l!~ t:~ ::~ '0' t\ t:~n t curb ~c:lr C!J e J e!:mce C: ':':: :: f~~'~';; : r l~5~ 1: f E~~:~::~!~ :z BY HAROLD TJlO~tAS ~D THE DOCTOR'S MALBAG BE YOUR OWN DETECTlVf Tg TRACE NFECTON SOURer HnlAS Q am )'carold grl have some sort eye nfecn that even the eye doc rs don't seem able cure :lly eyes are red swollen cyery mol11ng when wake lp there are partces on my eyelds Sun wnd lght lookng at thngs o long make them hurt When set my har at nght my eyes hurt el'en more ha\'e perfect sob but wear glasses prevent eyestran What bothers me most s my appearance t has gotten so bad cannot look any 0 n e straght n the eyes {or 'rear they wll look at mlle Have you any dea what can do7 AYour descrpn sug 'gests that )'ou'have an nflam man or your ld margns Beforeyou do anythng further or permt' yourself go nlo a tal spn you mght fouow the lead you suggested yourseu Namely dscontnue use the varou! cosmetcs you use sct your hat J! ths results n clearng your lds you may tl')' pro\'e the pont by usng them agan see f that wll cause the nflamman reo turn From that pont on you should be able carryon ' yourself Q:lly son's heath ha; bctn (alng [01' the last couple ) C3'S He o a panter mol 01 hs work s n houc rter ors He cannot work out!ce much because he has frequent attacks darrhea T~c'e hlll'c weakened hm so tha e h1l5 lost weght look! al most lke a kclcn le cal! 'cll but the food docs not!cem do hm any ~ood le goes hed eyery nght ll 9 Cou:d hs trouble be due thc pant~ Sometmes when he L ng n a closet where hm no fresh al' he gel sck hl smach A year ago he examned n thc hosptal cancer the rectum asked the docr about the but the docl' sad that do not poson nowadays AThe condn you crbe may well be lead ng To fnd out for have your son collect hs for 24 hours hare a fed laborary test t for Also hal'c hs blood exarnmro see f hs red blood cels dolled f the urne excess\e amounts lead the cells arc stppled your r can begn treatng hm Muffns Sparl{ Basc Breakfast BY GAYNOR MADDOX Reopenng school should remnd parents that a good breakfast s essental a chld's health stamna 1'001' breakfasts nterfere wth school work states Dr Fredrck J Stare Department Nutrn Harvard School Publc Health Unless chlo dren s t a'r t the day wth enough food nsde them they may become restless natten tve tre easly have lttle nterest n outdoor actvtes Town Breakfast Studes proved that teen agers years old work play better ( get hgher grades' after an adequate breakfast A basc cereal mlk pat tern provdes an adequate break[ast for chldren ONE BASC BREAKFAST Whole Orange n Secns or Juce Shredded Wheat wth Sugar Mlk Fresh Ba!;;ed Bran Rasn Muffns or Hard Roll Butter or Margarne Jam or Jelly Mlk or Cocoa (made wth mlk) APPLESAUCE BRAN na1sln MUFFNS (1% medlum slze mufllds) m cups sfted all purpo~e flour Y teaspoon cnnamon y tea~lloon cloves f teaspoon nutmeg 3 teaspoons bakng powder 1!z teaspoon salt 3 ta~lespoon5 sugar 1 cup Vlhole bran 1 egg beaten 1 3 cup mlk 2 3 cup thck applesauce :' cup rasns '4 cup melted fat Slt gether flour spces b kn t powder salt ~ugar Mx n whole bran Comhne egg mlk apple ~auce rasns fat Add dry ngredenb all t once: Str only enough moslen Fll greased 3 x ' muffn pans 2 3 full Sak hot ol'en orcr '400 degree F about 20 mnutes JELLY FLAKE ~1t:FFlSS 19medlumslt muffln!1 BZ cups slted all purp05! flour 2 tablespoons su~ar 2v teaspoons bakng powd!r 1~ teaspoon salt 1 cup whole wheat flake! 1 egg beaten l!' cup mlk 3 tablespllons melted fat Grape jelly Sft gether flour bakng powdet' s~lt cereal flakes Com bme mlk [at Add dry gredents blendng only tl mxed Fll greased muffn about 1 3 [ull Top each scant teaspoon elll' add more batter fllt 10 full Bake n a hot oven dcg~ces F) ror utes SPEND A LOT ON HERE'S A TP Cut soap blle a ~_c:!oa as many other practe& do Smply make your for about U a bar regularsze can lefver fau 8 poundll sudsy ng soap Easy f~llo ns are on every Gllett And for just 25~ e~ OU a specal Scent n aut kt from JaamD Lavender Send 25~ Jlame wth the name or ollsl' v w L~refer: ted 550: ~~~:c: Weet Montreal SE ev esul '00 The new hgh St Joh for the c 'Rce H Gon The lauer ha frst tme the Them hgh members t Church G THE JESUTS Socety Jesus as thcy are mo called begall w God Qn He was h 8 noble but n Sp~nsh famly He was the ) famlr three da eght sons Loyola P'O'C!older n Spa _ he com the n Northern 1521'5aw t attack ' n the had both legs a' French' cannon he suffered the

9 SECTON THE DALY 'NEWS SECTON / ST JOHN'S NFLD WEDNE'SDAY SEPTE~BEn 26 19G2 : :1 '\0 C' L ~ ew Hgh Schools For Catholc Youth esut Order' s Frst ho01 Here s Gonzaga rhl' new hgh schools for th1r~man Catholc o[ st John's were b~:ssed opened [or the current school term :rhcse are 'Rce Hgh School on Bonav~nture' lnd Gonzaga Hgh S<'hool Smthvlle become hs dscples 'One a Spanard lke hmself was called Francs Xaver At' frst these men formed a group work for the good souls Aftllr they were ordaned they decded n 1537 make a plgrmage the Holy L But the Turks' who controlled the Holy L were at war wth the Chrstans As: an alternatve they ouered themselves the then regnng served Hm best were the Sants By the 'tme gnatus was able master the hobble pontff Paul To anyone! n hs walk that was reman askng them the name ther t wlh hm for the rest hs assocan they would reply t lfe he was thnkng n terms The Company Jesus! conquerng the world for Thou!(h gnatus Loyola had Chrst moved ar from hs former lfe; Th~ latter has brought Newfolmdl for as a solder stll the organza frst tme the Jesut Order or the Socety gnatus Loyola acted as n termnology the ThCfo'~ hghlyqualfed ordaned teachers any true solder would He lad army remaned wth hm out ls campagn strategy He wth the order he founded mcmbers the largest order n the Roman dcclded gve up all hs n 1540 Pope Paul gave Church tner school network' s worldly p05sessons ambl hs forllal approval ther lons Hs complete aboutface group gnatus was elected wns helped by a vson Our ther lender Ullder the mltary : The name Gonzaga r~rpetuates a young Lady holdng the Chld Jesus name 'general'!)'red member the Order t attached ~ hc~ afms For a year gn~ Rev Father J K~vn McKenna SJ Prncpal Gon Rev Brother G R Bellows Prncpal; Brother Rc f hus hved the hfc a hermt ' ~chools varous parts 0 the world n a cave ncar the wn Lo~ola Wth the SX memb~rs zag a Hgh School B Hgh School : Dth schools are modern n construcn l\anrcsa n Span Durng ths lls order olt a SPCCal ' tme constant prayer he vow go whercver the Pope j der were be lmted only by n Canada there are two ds Re H' h S h 1 provde th~ utmost n servce the formulated the materal from wfou~~ sel;d thtm'tforl!hedrest the boundarcs the world t tnct group~?f JesutS: the! r lcte 19 C 00: Each contans a chapel gymnasum wl h w t wrt h' 0 k 0 S e gna US ve n elf French speakng JeSUts who e \' d' h h 'd 1 on l ~ra~~r a_~t~e SP~t~~w ;x Rome tho drcct hs growng belong the Provnce Low at t; ot er amen~be!provl e'r~ r L t th' b k order S men were sen t C d d th E r schools> ;?t' ;\ ~relses a er S 00 was where th C h d d THE JESUTS AND er ~na a; an e ng 15 The openng Br Rce the Brothers snce ~her comng 'tn''hn : t'q b~come the h book thcm: e Port~~;~ M~~~c:o speakng Jeslllts are at work ' h S 'h on September 4th Newfoundl 1876 At ~J~Slllt retreats the Congo South Amerca EDUCATON from Brtsh Columba ~ew w~~ th~ eo~lmnan H h S h several that tmc the Brothers acceded e foundl They admnster f plannng work a request from Bshop l\1u1 : ~'O : nzaga 19 C ::: ' ln 1540 gnatus bade farewell Th d t f' t h' fl parshes n Vancouver Wnn ~~~~~r:n by 'the Roman 1 ock commenced teachng o After a walkng plgrmage! ~s closest fre~d Franc!s e or e~ a rs was c e Y peg~ PO t Arthur Montre~l Catholl'c Sellool Board wth the m the old Orphan Asylum on '' : the' Holy L he returned Xaver sent hm nda mtere~ted n catec~etlcal n' H f d t ': '10 Span realzed that he later Japan where he struclon preachmg Gra d a ax ~n mos reeen y Department Educan 1 a ste near the ~resent BJS ddt d St John s!sl PUS Xl Th:y the contracrs The fruts Hall Tbe followng year ~he Released by the F{eflcl 'Joy!was a clumsy nstrument n was become the deal : ually t broa ene s e lca ve operate Umverslty Colleges JR th' 'k anl'fest 'n the BLS began the construcn 'ola \'as ~arr'led the l:o yola!eed m the work for souls for laler the patron all ms role n S work hlsflans R' (C ) 'T elr lar sale m ~ d t1 h t egma amplon mmpeg beautv practcall the 5t Patrck's Hall School 'xlrt\ Jesu5 or the ensle recuperate For a'/mn hs educan was rudmcntary sonares cre t t W a s are n urn (st Paul's) Montreal (Lol'o d' 8 0 g b k he onslaught the new school on Bonaventure whch was comp ete 1 S ~ l~ry are more cnm constanl nen he road n Undaunted the thllt~three m ~c '' la) S Mary's Unversty aled began wlh the' recovcry was arduous more yearold LoY~la began lls neg The order Luthe~ n relolt t1~e slxl ~ejlt~ n Halfax Jesut Hgh Avenue Ths school s tangble n 1932 St Patrck's Hall c; Gnd Qne man by ls nactvty than by leeted schooljr~ Wth the small quckly y~~~'e were ~rcw ctentuly At ~ha \~C e t ca g Schools many wth the names evdence o the concern contaned 760 pupls By that llr \1'''5 born n the pan nvolved Out sheer boys' cla~s m a gral~mar men needcd by thc :r~~~ On \3S :~oe U) ac n Jcsut Sants arc be hs Grace thc Most Re' P J tme spac;! was at a premull Mhlc but 10t :\cry boredom gnatus asked for a school HS attemp!s at hl';lher God many voluntecrcd n ~mon: t1~e f:l~fu~'h Th~y dwer~ follnd at Rcgna (Campon Hgh Skmner CJJ DD 50 wth the cooperan ~pnfh famly callcd book romances knght educan ~aled mlserab~y be ffteen years the order grew dosse t a OU t Y d ~v:v~n :ad~' School) Wnnpeg (St Paul's the m?mhers the Roman Archbshop Roche the He \\'H the ~'oungest errantry None could be found cause he dd not allow llmself from sevcn men 10 a thous scon en an r College Hgh School) Kngs Cathol~c School Board fo~ the Holy Name Socety some ~:ch' ~f three daughlers j' The on v readng the house suffcent tme for study from 111 tllose da's tle s'lxtccnth' Tlglnorant d lcthu~c1 doctnne t 1 tol (Regopols College Hgh cdfusctalljonh the Catholc ;outh: the senor classes were trans ' g 1'1 d t' F' lev nce C( l'ann ot n rna 0 0 n s ' f d tl H N 11 ~on~ hold could provde was a Lfe' ls on (al y evo ons na rentnr the noblty the t t T J 't Schooll :\!ontreal (Loyola Col errc e 0 Y arne a Chrst a collecn y he eft Span for Pars C S J ers spm un e esul 5 saw!'! on Harvey Road Accommo ' r f 't gave full attenn the m ompan> 01' oclct 0 esus the need an educaled whole lege Hgh School) now n HSTORCAL dans were so acute n 1940 ' 10)'013 prol'~d be e VC5 0 t e S3m s ortant matter stud T n was novel the work the man a man versed n the St John's (Gonzaga Hgh' ~ that Archbshop Roche an loldler n Spaln's war' ~ y e Church All the older orders ' BACKGROUND' h d d At f t d' }cars later at the age forty ant d th' d ' fr' h knowledge ths hfe but able Llchool) nounced hs plans for thc cone cornman e rs rca mg suc un'l h d f C e elr al Y 0 ce y ' the wn famlar books was :10 gnatls t!fee e gra uate(' r~m tl:e rule as a group or communty use that knowledge for the As Charman the Roman ~tn~ctlon a nclv S Patn ;oorthern Span just somethng do Then a COlle g :! o~ S 'fbaarbtbra Pans The Jesuts would say ther greater glory God Jesut The Englsh Canadan Jesuts Catholc School Board \ost r l l 9 c 4 k shhabll 1 d 1 1 n h Deee~b~r 0/ 1521 ~aw t under strangc transforman ok' as a lls er 0 r s fce prvately Wth msson schools sprang up ol'er the face ha\'e two msson arcas: one Re' P J Sknner CJJ DD S' 6 jcg57ess\e bclncllsskc 100 : ' k h f' h ' T' r G d d f' d' '11 t mce rc S lop mnc t_at n t e gtmg p ace ~ grace 0 0 gra e s opelllng up W e Europe n ollr day there among the Canadan ndans Archllshop or S Johu's ll has added 17 new classrooms hd both legs mangled ually m~erce~t\bly opened' Durng hs stay at Pars g spread he~esy n Northern arc Jesut schools n the major Northern Ontaro one at vlted the Chmllan Brothers ths school the sttld~nt f:/nch cannon ball the e~'es lls soul 10 se'e that natu& collected unversty Europe gnalus saw the need ' ' n' T ' rel staff the school bod numbered 2300 last 'car t! suffered the dsgrace he noblest kng serve was students about hm Eventu greater frcedom?ove clles the ~J:lsllan world as DarJeeh~o n NO them nda! Ths became thc eghth school y ) ChrSt that those who ally these young men were ment The members hs 01' well as msson ls (Contllllled on page 10)! come under the drecn Contnued on uage 1J) '' :':: : '~':: '' Congratulans 1 \ t:ff!ss uffll!' _ purpose d fat r slll mbnt drv onh' fn ach jelly fll 10 ol'en 10! SOAP P ' ~ ' '' GONZAGA' HGH SCHOOL / :: : Best Wshes Hs Grace the Archbshop The ROlnan Catholc Board Educan the C'hrstan Brothers rel openng BROTHER RCE HGH SC' HOOL lhe FATHERS of THE SOCETY OF JESUS the UPPER CANADA PROVNCE openng GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL * * * ~* * ':L~ E~PRCE &'CO NFLD LTD ' ' ' ~ j PORTUGAL~CbVE ROAD: ~ ' 1 \ ' BULDNG & ENGNEERNG ' CON STRUCTON ' ~ '~ ' \ ~ ' ST JOHN'S NFLD! J : '

10 (Contnued fro j THE DALY NEWS ST JOHN'S NFLD WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER ~: ~ Chapel Brother Rce Hgh School where Mass s sad weekly for the studen~s The modern spacous Foyer Brother Rce Hgh School S Bonaven founded n ca as t n 1 tenu~u be a studes the frst te were a on Rev B presde lrotllcrs ok ov stablty that lear over the y the G the start th sr P J Cul support o the clerg the foundat n 1907 t <tculpanl:y n 190 the fac n 1926 added t the dernauu for more urged Rcv B obtan approv Sknner fo a junor scho pupls crowd the Colle! 1 ' 1 : ~! ' : 1 1 : ' : ~ ' ' ' ' : : l L: ~ ; ; : Front Row left rght: Mrs M Mulrooney Mr F O'Connor Mr P Congdon Rev C Holl SJ Rev' J K McKenna SJ Prncpal; Rev W BConnolly SJ Mr F Kearsey Mr P Dutn Mss T Healey Back Row: Mr Peter Monty SJ Mr K Burke Mr M Mchaels Rev L Tranor SJ Mr W O'Drscoll Mr G Leach SJ Mr P Hanrahan Mr E Turpn Rev A Conlon SJ Mr Brennen Gonzaga Hgh School (Contnued from page 9) fhe NAME GONZAGA Among the members the Socety Jesus who have been rased santhood by the Churcb was a young man named Aloysus Gon~ga Aloysus was born the son o[ a rch talan nobleman who held hgh posn n tbe court Phlp Span Tbe year was 15GB From an earl:' age the boy wanted gve hmself com pletely Chrst He ok prayer n a natural way To hm prayer was not the ejacu lary type t was B long pleas Best Wshes HS GRACETHE ARCHBSHOP the RO'MAN CATHOLC BOARD!OF ED'UCATON OFFCAL OPEN~NG OOZAGA 'HGH SCHOOL ALL RESLENT FLOORS ' WERE SUPPLED AND NSALLEDV \ ant medtan whch grew longer 85 thc boy grcw older Prayer was a source strength for hm but t became a cross o for t ran counter the plans a wordly ambns father Aloysus held flst hs resolun was allowed sgn away hs rgbt nher tance hs youngcr brother Then he left [or Rome Contracts Dvson entrance lobby le the School Admnstratve Offces the joned the Jesut Order For call that the Cty st John's' Locker Room Wng The fcln~r Aloysus t was a quesn was only two years old n 1585 room block because a l ~ leavng one nrmy the one de when Gonzaga joned the Tesut he~ght strong patlern u 0 t sred by hs father jonng Order start hs new lfe as wlodows forms an e~e en another the arm~ Chrst n worker o[ Chrst backdrop for both the ymna sum the Chapel mmedately the young Gon zagn began hs studes for the presthood Sx years later somethng occurred that was change nl n 1591 n plague broke out n Rome The healthy be they pressonals or ama teurs were needed for the servce the sck The Jesuts opened a make shrt hosptal n Rome The young Gonzaga left hs books nursed the plague strcken Never belng o robust he caught the sck ness almost ded Yet he recovered seemed be recuperatng when hc suffered a relapse He ded on June 21st 1591 at the age twenty three n 1726 he vas eanonlz ed later was proclamed unversal patron Catholc youth Wth ths patronage youth n mnd the Jesut Fathers have cbosen Gonzaga as the ndmc ther new Hgh School n st John's t s nterestng reo \ THE GONZAGA BULDNGS Gonznga lgh School s stu ated n a beautful natural settng crest a hll the west S Patrck's Mercy Home wth t man approach from Smtbvlle Crescent t represents the modern trend n School 'desgn wth each funcn the School located n a Ths l?hograph shows a corrdor Gonzaga Hgh School lned wth ers for the use students hv wth Admnstratve Offc'es accommodatng Prncpal Vce Prncpal l'reasul'cl' clercal staff To one'~ rght les the Chapel ncludng nar thex a compact sacrsty The Chapel ~ largely plghted frolll cleresry wndows located over exposed steel col The materals used n the umns am beams proddng a construcn each Wng are smple yet pleasng effect en dfferent The classroom block hanced by the exposed grey renforced eolcrete wth' brck walls A walnut Altar brck panels; the Gymnasum redwood celng elm pews lght steel wth two shades o[ brck walls; whle the Chapel s heavy exposed steel largely red brck The arched canopes over the Man Chapel entrances te the whole gether separate wng all mo~sed gellcr form a pleasng en North the School nest semble when vewed from any lng n the angle that the drecn ' Gymnasum makes wth the Classroom Wng s a playng As one proceeds north on Smthvlle Crescent one meets frst!le unquely' shaped Chapel wth ts cleresry wn dows separate entrancc Tbe Chapel s connected the Gymnasum Wng whch les the north an overhead canopy man entrance separate the t;vo clements Bchnd the feld comprslng cnder run nng truck soccer feld on a lower level adjacent Ren ne's Rver three tenns courtsj The whole when completed wl\l form one the most COll' plete school plants n the Cty On enterng the man en trance the vsr fnds hmself n a smartly desgned lob Congratulans Best Wshes HS GRACE THE ARCHBSHOP the ROMAN CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON O~FCAL OPENNG BROTHER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL THOMAS O'CONNELL Ltd PLUMBNG AND HEATNG CONTRACTORS 1169 OTTAWA ST MONTREAL 3 llodel'n penuant tures complete the hgh narrow strp ether sde the Altar the sanctauary front hgh relef draws attenjl the Altar lon work s slll n n ths al'l';! To the left 01 the the Gymnasum stage whch wll al50 ( Contnlll'd CONGRATULATOKS AND BEST WSHES TO HS GRACE ~HE ARCHBSHOP THE ROMAN' CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON AND THE CHSTA HHOTlEH S OF neland O\' TlE OFFCAL OPEN~G BROTHEH RCE HGl SCHOOL THE FATHERS OF THE SOCETY OF JESUS openng GONZAGA HGH SCHOOf WLLAM LOVELACE Ltd PANTNG CONTRACTOH 223 PENNYWELL' RD DAL We Extend Sncere CONGRATULATJ BEST WSHES HS' GRACE THE ARCHBSHOP the ROMAN CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON OFFCAL OPENNG BRO~HER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA' HGH' SCHOOL LEE &RYAN L MASON CONTRACTORS 342 LEMARCHANT RD PHONE t was not long the Br when t b the exstng nadequate A Bshop POW a sutable st End but t was lbat he was able present property Holy Cross s bu Hme the schools Psted that he lrucn be gn Wthn a year H opened gre name because Hs been Presdent 0 College n rcjanc!lel'an the E 1914 Rc\ Br ~1 ~ded four new c sen'ce b' those fachtc ~:hen the entre removed after th the new Holy Cn Archbshop Roche the frst lme the permanent hon Cross when the ~ mcted Thus en commutng on lll 51 Francs ar Ye~ wth all modans the sp: recurrent Once Grace Archbshol called upon P lew junor school n 1959 las 1200 pupls oceu! 1! ~ TO HS ~ THE] ;! ~ ; ~ ;! ; ;; ~ ;; BRC : 11'11:1'11::1' lo;' AN J Co t HS RC SRl ' '

11 ' THE DALY WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1962 lop OF \l le Tr td ~S5 D P OL r Rc~ Hgh School \Ol1tnllcd from page 91 ; lona\'enture's CDllege '!undcd n 1856 had ;:rqucred career untl the were asked assume ':r t Orgnally ;rd be a semnary for :\ :;(udes prests :'he frst teachers secular were added as tme : on Rev Br Slattery was lr'l presdent after the :~w ok over He gave t <ll\llll' that has made t a ~f learnng cu (lrer the years To com ~mlr the Golden Jublee :~ >tart the Old College llr P J Culhane wth the '~ ;upport Archbshop :C the clergy people!r r oundan the new ' n Jr07 t was ready for :c:ncy n 1907 greatly ' ~'d the facltes the ':(:r n 1926 Rcv Br J ~\n added the Forum : ;::f:rd t he grounds The ;nj for more c1ossrooms n :: ::r ~rd Rc\ Br J B Darcy '~:jn appro\'al from Arch for the buldng ; la'wr school Last year :pl:; crowded the facl r :hc Collece '? ~knner ' 'l;' not 10Rll after the ar ': 01 the Brothers n St ; _ hen t bccame evdent '; ' ;hr exstng school spfce ; ~adcqllate As far back as :=' ll;hop Power was seck : _table ste n the West :: \tllt t was not untl 1889 rc was able secure the property on whch eros s bult By that hr schools were so con cd that he ordered con begn mmedately '>n a year Holy Cross was gven ts present t s lltle wonder that n ths school year we wtness the openng Df two n~w hgh schools for boys n St John's n 'order nnd some uevlan from the perennal overcrowd lng Br Rce Hgh School s one these:' ' ' SCHOOL TTLE Many reasons prompted the' namng Brother' Rce Hgh School Two hundred years ago; 1762 Brother Edmund gnatus 'Rce was born n Callan County Klkenny rel at a tme when the penal laws Were bngng ntellectual al)d sprtual dstress that nltlon: One hundred sxty yean' ago 1802 he opened hs frst school n the cty Waterfor mport ant as ths double annversary s all the Brothers there are stll other reasons for perpetu atng the name Brother Rce n Newfoundl Whle Bs hop Power was nstrumental n obtanng' the Brotbers for Newfoundl n 1876 t s nterestng note that as early as 1831 Bshop Flemng had actually appled the The large modern gymnasum the schod provdes proper recreanal facltes for those attendng Brother Rce Hgh School Founder ' the rsh Chrstan Brothers who was also a per ers' Common Room a The focal pont the Whole J L E Prce Co Lmted were sonal frend hs send the Lunch Room for students n the school (both nsde out) the general contracrs The Gymnasum Gonzaga Hgh School the Chapel are stll under construcn Both wll be completed very shortly Here s pcture Gonzaga gymnasum tcs nol be medocre n Brothers ths counlry n basement n whcb 265 can be s the unque ~esgn the hs achevement wthn hs own NeWfoundl 100 a further accommodated A Canteen Chapel whch scats 256 students capacty ' lnk wth the Founder s the Bookroom are located f ths Wndows along the Bona ADMNSTRATON n conjuncn wth the jlud prescnce n St John's ds lunch room Admnstratve venture Avenuc sde are such AND STAFF ance department the fcal tant relatves who proudly fces for Prncpal Assstant that they throw a st lght teacher each class provdes chersh ther famly assocan Prncpal Bursar Accountng Sanctuary AlLar The admldlstratlon the plans executes the gene(al wth the santly man t s Staff Student Counsellors but are not apparent the school s the drect respons gudance programme whch af hoped that hs name unselfsh complet the chool aecommo congregan Exposed brck blty Rev Brother G R fects all students specal motves unflaggng zeal dan walls specally desgned free Bellows MA the prncpal groups n addn he s aval'j' wll nspre the pupls ths stng altar Communon ral Brother BellolVs s noted able for ndvdual gudance new school n servce ~d A Gymnasum s desgned for brck floor n the Sanctuary for hs edueanal cu any student who may choose Church Country basketball volleyball bad are all contemporary n tural achel'cments n ths 1 consult hm or who may be reo PHYSCAL PLANT The new Brother Rce Hgh hrl'ausc Hs Lordshp had School for boy~ s loeatcd on ~ rmdrnt o{ Holy Cross Bonaventure Avenue mmed ' n rel pror hs ately north Holy Heart )f tl~n 10 the Epscopacy n 1 Mary Hgh School for grls 1 Rtl Br ~1 C R)'an pro'l n front oc S Mchael's Orphan j~llr new classrooms age Beh ederc n ~utlne t ':'1'~ 'rn'ce was rendered conssts a gymnasum wmg ~nr facltes' untl connected the man class ~ th~ entre structure was room block wth a chapel ~~ rd afler the erecn lmque desgn projectng ' ~n!10k Cross School by' wards Bonaventure Avenue Roche n 1931 for The school s desgned for a h' :;;;t tme the Brothers had capacty eght hundred ;!::11anrnt home at Holy forty boys The man entranee ltru_ :~ ~'hcn the ~onastery was faces Bonaventure Avenue n::~d Thus ended 37 l'ears whle the students' entrance s ~':):nmutng on foot between located at the north end the t 51 francs Holy Cross classroom wng n_ftl wth all those accom ~' 'U'> the space problem s A tal twenty one st Once agan hs ard classrooms are provded :1:! Archbshop Sknner was r_' upon pro\'de another JunOr school at HO)' Cross gether wth such specal rooms as Physcs Chemstry La borares Demonstran Room l?s? last year about Lbrary (seatng fortyeght pupls occuped the class comfortably) Audo Vsual Theatre wth 102 seats Teach CONGRATULATONS AND BEST WSHES TO HS GRA~E THE ARCHBSHOP THE ROMAN CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON OffCAL OPENNG th'e BROTHER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL AN J RE'D & CO L TO ~ANUFACTURERS' AGENT Red Bldg Duckworth St Dal C ongratu/ans Best Wshes HS GRACE THE ARCH81SHOP the ROMAN CATHOLC 80ARD OF EDUCATON 'OFFCAL OPENNG BROTHER Rlc:E HGH SGHOOl GONZAGA HGH SCHOOl The Royle Excay~tng' COMPANY LMTED ~ATER Snu:ET ST JOHN'S J mnn complete wth ell!1lp keepng wth the whole chapel provnce Prevously 10 assllm'l ferred hm ment srage areas Phy decor Ceramc tled columns ng hs pres!!nt poslon he :vas The Gudance Offce provdes scal Tranng nstrucr's add colour where needed t the frst pr10clpal St ~!ch the followng servce~ for stu fce ts secondary use s as an s a truly u~que experence ael's Regonal Hgh School dents Brother Rce gh : assembly hall for whch a stage feel the qluet contemplatve ~r Falls Othc: assgnments gh School: s provded as well as a com atmosphere n ths chapel ~ three schools n New York 1 nforman concernng re Cty S Bonaventure's Col plelely equpped ktchen A 'ce have provd dab ck ' qur?ments for entrance un sp'ectara' gallery seatng ap The hulhhng S modern n 1 e a \'crslty ' proxmately 175 ~ver1ooks the every respect beng ren ground mbol?tt approlprllate for the 2 nforman ~nd help n f d t d tl responsl CS V lc arc now' 1 h ' gymnasum floor provdes orce c?ncre e cslgn W h' C 100S111/: t e propcr un\'crslty an excellent vew all events Pclly brck exteror s 3 nforman aho~t schohr Locker Team Rooms n the whch blends wth other re shps assstanre n nn'<ll basement wth ther own scp eently constructed buldng~ 10'\ ~chool polcy othpr af applcan for hese scholal~ arate starway the man cated 10 the same general area ' flhated matters are determmed : shps floor are ncluded The whole namel~ McAuley Hall As by an executve commttce com 4 Vocan no'man gymnasum wng can be cut sum plon Convent pl'sed the followmg staff through pamphlets studes f from the remander the c~urse Holy Heart r {ary members: Rev: ~r G R Bel on vocans n he fce ~ school wth drect access ~gh School Ths Boys' Sch 001 lows MA Prmclpal; Rev Hr the Lbraran Gudance D the treet S not only a fmc trhute A F Brennan MS Vce recr the R~man Cath?lc Board Prncpal; Rev ~! D Walsh 5 Employment nforman Educan who fmt con eel ved MA Treasurer; Rev Br P J 6 nterpretve Techncal Another feature the t but the rsh Chrs tan Keane )A Dean Studes Tests related nt~llgence' school s the wde corrdors n Brothers who staff t preference general ablty 1 the classroom wng lned on Other members tlte staff each sde wth studentlockers The archtects for ths seh DOl Brother Rce Hgh School Extensve Use' colour has ACTVTES were Durrford Boln Ch ad are as follows: Rev Br W G been employed throughout the wck Ellwood wth H or Noonon MA Rev Br )t C Based plulosophy that school ths s apparent on wood Guhan st Joh n's Goodl MA Rev Br K B Chrstan Educan embraces' the corrdor lockers Exposed as assocates E A Ryan Molloy MA Rev Br G D the whole aggrc ate human concrete block walls ncorpor atng durabl fnshes are used McDougall Fredman w Ftzpatrck MA Rev Br H ere lfe physcal sprtual n B French BA Rev Br H S everywhere assocate consultng engne ers tellectual moral ndvdual Wrght BA Rev Br R E domestc socal not wth Hall BA Rev Br H B Ross BA Rev Br M D Keaveney a vew reducng t n any way but n order elevate' Congratulans Best Wshes for every Success TO HS GRACE THE ARCHBSHOP the Roman Catholc Board Educan OFfCAL OPENNG the' 8ROTHER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL ndustral Santan Co Ltd 78 CORNWALL AVE DAL Congratulans Best Wshes HS'GRACE THE ARCHBSHOP the ROMAN CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON O'FFCAL OPENNG BROTHER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL lltllllllulrtllllllnt U1111 1l1111U tll Colonal Stanery LMTED 166 WATER STREET ST JOHN'S BA Rev Br G V Hall BA Rev _ Br J Staplen BSc Rev Br J A Shaw BA Rev Br M J Carr MA ~!ss Ther esa Kel'evan BA Lbraran; Mr Wllam Ftzgerald ;'lr Francs J Smth BA (Ed) Mr Wllam L Englsh BA (Ed) Mr Leonard A Grecne BA (Ed) Mr Ronald Broder ek Mr Edward Sexn Mr Maurce Qunlan Mr Rchard McGrath j Mr Leo Coombs BA ( Ed) regulate perfect t the followng actvtes have been ncorporated n the schedule Brother Rce Hgh School so that the Rcemen wll be enabled have the fullest dc 1 vel~)ment soul' body heart mnd (a) ntellectual Cultural: ' Debatng Drama Clubs Glee Club Publc Speakng! Specal study research groups (b) Relgous: Church Chor Altar Boys Socety Sodaltes DEPARTMENT Apostleshp Prayer To ensure the effcent oper (c) Physc~l: ntra extra : n the school from an mural athlehcs Cadets Scouts ' 3 a endemc vewpont so that the Such a dverse programme s tudents wll beneft most from aff~l'ds the students an?pp~r her studes the followng tumty select an actlvlty n 1 t d epartments have been estab keepng wth hs own ncln shed ans furn~hes the means for hm develop' hs own powers dscrmnan t s ; hoped that ea('h sluclellt wll al'al hmself or these aelh'tes whrh call contrbute lllurh 1 Relgon Department 2 Englsh Department 3 Mathematc Department 4 Scen('e D~parlmenl 5 Classcs FOl'rgn Lan g uages Department 6 Socal Studes Department Throul!h r~11ar meetngs c hared by the head each de P artment progra mmes are p anned progress n each d v son s evaluated other re lated problems are dscussed E nrchment pro~rammc! are 31 so developed executed b y these departments GUDANCE Gudance at Brother Ret! s n tended provde' such d re cn as wll contrbute the sp dtual mental physcal w elfare a student enable h m advance ward the ca reer n lfe for whch he s ft ted The gudance s ad ml nstcred under the drecn three counsellors supervsed by the gudance drecr un der the general drecn th e prncpal There are tme guldan :e ro oms n the school whch wll be well provded wth nfor ma n regardng colleges un' verstes vocans ca ree rs The students are encour age d browse n these rooms wh ch are generally op en the wh ole day For purposes mo tvan the students are en cou raged con~der early n the r hgh school career pos sbl e vocans eare~rs for the future Each student s urg cd 10 de~elop hs potental ma ke the best use hs abl The blessng the Chapel at Brother Rce Hgh School ' 1 1'1 ' '' 11 1:r ' 1 1 t ':~ The Daly News Thanks The Monr Toon's For Materal Suppled '::J ' 111 '11'1'''! l'l':~~'1 1'1'1 '111 1 :' '' 11 ' 11' ' t Congratulans Best Wshes HS GRACE THE ARCHBSHOP the ROMAN CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON OFFCAL OPENNG BROTHER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL ASHLEY ELECTR'C U\lTED WATEH SnmEl' ST JOHN'S the buldng hs charade' 11 ; _ jr;========================'~'1 j' CONGRATULATONS THE BEST WSHES HS GRACE THE ARCHBSHOr the ROMAN CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON OFFCAL OPENNG BROTHER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL SH water Street East Water Street West LeMarchant Road : ; ~ ~ H ' : (! 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12 11 THE DA!JY NEWS ST JOHN'S NFLD WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER The well planned organzed for emcent operan the gcneral fce Brother Rce Hgh School s great mportance the funcnng ths school Gonzaga Hgh School '(Contnued from page 10) '!1te tblrd or p floor the Classroom Wng s well worth the vsr's efforts f only an' assembly area for the students The Gym prol'des fa Physcs Chemstry Labora see the completely modern cltes for basketbal1 volleyball badmnn Srage cellent supervson by the teachres arranged permt ex ng staff An adjacent demonstran room wth tered thea areas wll house both gym nd tround equpment for the playn~ feld A par locker ng easy Three stard classtretype seats makes notetak rooms complete wth shower rooms brngs the tal ffteen n the whole School nd rooms s accessable both G~'mnasum Feld A cushoned maple floor n the Gym ful vew much the Cty completes ths floor A beaut pro\'des an excellent playng s avalable from any wndow surface Returnng the on ths oor mjn lobb~' the vsr can proeeed east by the!de the The Archtects for GO)1!ala Adnnstrall'e Offces (whch were Durnford Boln Chad!' n~enty has ts own cor wck Ellwood wth Horrd6r {or nternal crculan) wood Guhan as Assocates ' set ~tars located n the The Engneerng Consultants cl~sh(ltllll wn;;_ The nnscmcnt Were W1~s Walford Frost f : l Wn;; ~ a half!rc1 be Lndsn~' who are repre Jo~;; the mt the School 5cntcd locally by Mr W Plus! tal:n;; adl'nntnge the slope Whle J L E_ Prce Comn: the ;roullll A lar~e lunch pany (Newfoundl) Lmted room ~catllg flc~~ complete wth canteen takes UJl the bulk ths floor th acoustcally treated br[lom medcal room boler room nne classroom a unque audovsual room l th ts llrojc~ljon room adjaccnt Tl~ last menned room s planned serl'e also as a televson studo wth the controls located n the projecn booth Tbe School s wred for TV all prelmnary work completed n order that closedcn:ut telcl'son programmes ran orgnate n the audovsup1 room be brad cast 10 all rlssrooms Ths s the frst ~rhool n Newfoundl be t NUppcd for the next major Fltp n educan Th~ frst floor the Classc room Wng contans a lbrary ' trachers' common room fl'e classrooms At ths pont the 'sr becomes aware the brght prmary colours u~ed n each room on tackboards doors ttr elch room hl\'ng ts own colour The second floor comprses sx s~ndard classrooms wth the remandtr beng taken up by three fces for student counstllors one hundrcd were the Gcneral Contracr Congratulans Best Wshes HS GRACE THE ARCH/SHO' And the ROMAN CATHOLC SOARD QF EDUCATON OFFCAL OPENNG' BROTHER RCE HGH S~HOOL GONZAGA!''OH SCHOOL w J Murphy Ltd WLNS' CROSS WATER' ST~ 'WEST : \ Gonzaga Hgh School s equpped wth a modern cafetera provde refreshments for students who lve a great dstance from the school ' The modern chemstry lab s an ntrgal part Gonzaga Hgh SchooL The Lbrary where students carry out necessary research study under supervson Gonzaga s have a large playng feld contanng football ptch track On the lower level there wll be tenns courts The area s now beng prepar ed EDMONTON (CP)Pr R Grnhum Murray oc the hcully law at Dalhuusle Unversty Halfax wll be charman day when busness sessons begn for the 1962 nanal plannng conference the Urban Plan CONGRATULATONS And BEST WSHES UN'l'ED NATONS (CP) External Affurs Mnster Howurd Grecn arrved n New York nng Assocan ot Canada About :100 delegates are ex pected attend the conven n whch ends W'ednesday HS GRACE THE ARCHBSHOP ROMAN CATHOLC SOARD 'OF EDUCATON OFFCAL OPENNG' the ' BROTHER'RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL Frank McNamara Ltd QUEEN STREET ST JOHN'S Saturday held a meetng wth hs delegan Sunday preparalory hs speed n the Unted Nans General Asem bly Tuesday Seen here a class makng use the audovsual room :~: ' LMTED 'Portugal Cove Road ' Dal EXTENDS Congratulans Best 'Wshes HS GRACE THE ARCHBSHOP the ROMAN CA'fHOLlC BOARD OF EDUCATON the OFFCAL OPENNG BROTHER RCE HGH'SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL ' :: J ' The general fce Gonzaga Hgh Scho'ol s desgned prorde e1'fll ency operan for the school S ' t preen! NEW YORK (CP) Prme as an organzaton 0 '\tl' : Mnster Dcfcnbaker Sunday' the dgnty man rq~l '; receved the lnledalh Award fellowshp ann hrother o~o~ from the nterfath Movement Harry A Scott Cana(!la~ re' for hs dedcan h 11 man sul general n ;;rw :nrj on rght<; The ntercath :Move ceverl the ~\\'ard a (10 nlllllle!! ment was founded 25 years ago behau the pnmc : ''' CONGRATULATONS BEST WSHES HS GRACE' THE ARCHBSHOP the ROMAN CATHOLC BOARD OF EDUCATON OFFCAL OPENNG the BROTHER RCE HGH SCHOOL GONZAGA HGH SCHOOL rhe Royal Grocery Ltd KNG'S ROAD ' ST JOHN'S THE Rad ebc redne5djh Se 1:'' Power ns~ Schoo n t varle Scho Hea News ~3Jr([la ~~<rl11'd' awd~' U~l:Oal:~eu Broa jltl'1lu Day S toodoyle Bul USEarl Mtten UONews WTommy Hu 1\5Mwscal Re U1lJ(JD Ob lmmu:scal Re 14~BBC Jazz C USTommy Tw Bab ONews nd Matnee UOCBC News U3LllY Mter toomusc n t l!ofsheres USMusc fron loocbc News l05'nt~rmezzo 10Pr()l!ralm F Gu News C Toda Bul ~v Par\l~ t2obylne l25lnstrulncnl l55welthcr f!festval M Vennl Ff UOThe Wave Na 1!oundup ~Wt;ll\; Slor Off y S ~l!tl!n 0 ~lrk ell Lm lull ::!'ft' Rt :R!~1

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Sept wll make nnrclloll \'13 centa Juncn wth the ~JV PrltP the West Run Placrnt3 1 connecn 'a Placcnta 1 1 lon Argenta nt 1 SS Bar Haven for!he Coast Servce 1 RESTRCTED rargo Shpper~ plrasp ~trcted c~rgo slch r' Sd gold 3l SullVan 500 m NClch m~r ppl at'one tme yet costlyou ' Wll Knock at your Door wth Gfts Greetngs from Frendly Busness Neghbours Your Cvc Socal Groups On the occason' : ols ctc fot' Soulh COeS! for forwardng la rrlt Basques ~V ~unn ceptcd Ralway Frrlgh! day Sept 26!h 9 am tg pm o'nly pen~fpe~ dayt ~ '' ' 0 < ' Tache SOO 12 m 12 Tazln 71)00 7'11 7'11 m Un oba1skl' e l Vl Mar 300' $5\0 51fa 51> + ' Verht Vanlllnl Weedon!SOl) 3 3't 31> / Wlburn B Wo5n hel York Spec Closn lal~l; ndustrll] mlno AMERCAN A~ERCAN CLOSNG STOCKS Dr The Anoclat4!d Prtu xd F dlvldend xr EH~ht 'lexwarranh; Net change s rom prevous day's clos~ Bnck Brazl New comer the Cty The Brth a Baby PHONE To'Place Your Wa'nt Ads New York l AO Runk hl CS Pete O:dn' marc ;~r l ;'lomo ~pet Net Salts Jrh tn Clo!p Chlee ~4 21h ~~ MO 2~~' 2'~~ 27:\t + ;] th 81J 91A + ~4 lsoo l J'l m 3'>' loo~ ' W ll MONTREAL (CP) Paul Emle Cardnal Leger Roman Catholc archbshop Mont real sad Monday he wll attend the ecumencal councl n Vat can Cty startng Oct 11 wth my sprts full convcn ' The'! 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15 ~~~~:D~A;a:Y:NE::WS::S~:~JO:H:~:S~:NflD==:':W:E:DN:E:S:DA:y:S:E:PT:E:M:B:ER:2:6:1:96:2::::::::::::~~~ ' 5 ~ ' : ~ :~(' ~ ;~' ' c KNSMEN BOYS' CLUB Newspaper BNGO:' / SER ES No' 67 TO DAY'S NUMBERS B N G 0 1 \ ~ l~ Jll h ;) Consolan przes for the letter lt Help Kn He'p Kddles The funeral our lute Comrade ~mllld Kng wll take place ths afternoon ;1\ 2:10 from hs late resdence Portugal CW \1 avalabje exservcemen are requested tll attend J W GOODYEAR Secretary St John's Branch Propertes For Sale A well bult Two Srey House on Hamln Ave cunsstng o[ nne rooms has consderable l rxtrndng from Hamln Ave the proposed frr Street Ths property s dcal for a Docr's l[lcnce surgery nlln~alo'll on Pne Bud Avenue has all modern wnlrnence for comfortable lvng lullng on Duckworth Street consst o[ [our fa let ground 'noor Second floor hn' an apartment wth an entrance back yard Thc properly s n perfect state o[ repar r~l pece lnd South Sde Road has 3 fron1age 500 feet along tte CNR Ralway track d~al stc for a warehouse etc APPLY TO J T O'Bren Real Estate Agent Valuar tnd Buldng Duckworth Street Dal 8 3UO : ::::~~::::s;:; CHEVROLET MPALA:CONVERT d LCENCE' :: ' D?r V engne stard tral ' :;0 Whte wall tres Wnd ' ' \ ~ wamer Red leather uphoalery n 'Parlwhlt ~f~ OPEN EVERY WEEK'DAY 'TL 10 PM DALtMJJB ge88' ' 'lalon Bult n' push' 'butn $3' '595 1P 0 _r :MOTORS L TD~: ~ You VbW~:oa/ c lew ft aaa' Th~Prnce Wales Grocery The Prnce Wales Grocery wll dscontnue ts regular way dong busness on Wednesday September 26th at6 pm wll commence sellng for cash carryon Thursday Sptember 27th w thank our frends cus mers' for ther patronage wsh them many happy years come' J B HALL FOR RENT MODERN THREE BEDROOM HOME Phone Between 9 am 6:00 pm sep2b27 N T A REGONAL MEETNG ST JOHN'S BRANCH / AT BR RCE REGONAl HGH SCHOOL THURSDAY SEPTEMBER :3GNSPECTON OF BULDNG 8:00MEETNG sep2627 MAMMOTH CARD PARTY To be held at St Pat's Audrum Bonaventure Avenue TONGHT WEDNESDAY Sept 26th at Man Przes 30 Lucky Numlers Patrons are asked?rng ther own Cards!lnd Baskets Tea wll be served ron Ore Company Canada LABRADOR CTY ' Qual!fled personnel n the follolvlng categores are requred for employment n Company's mn ng concentratng facltes at Labrador Cty Newfoundl Rate Occupan Per Hour Aumotve Mechancs (Au Desel $282 1tachlnBts 282 Feld Mechancs (Desel) 276 Mll Mantenance Mechancs (Mllwrghts) : 276 Welders n 269 Tracr Grader Operars 255 Haulage Truck Drvers 262 Drll Operars (Artrac) 241 Hours Work: The normal work week s 48 hours wth overtme after eght hour per day after 40 straght tme hours per week Shft Sunday premums are also pad other Bl:1~m: Pad vac~n up 18 days after one year aervlce up 33 days after four years servce Lberal penson ' welfare plana also n effect Comfortable accommodans are provded n resdences whch form part Labrador Cty Wlte Today staudk age Educan Exper ence : Peronnel Department Offce No l0 ron Ore Company Canada 95 LeMarchant Road St John' Ufld ' APlllcantl;wll be contacted for ntervew n John's Gr Flla or CorDer Brook F ~ep2629 ' NO T CE \ ; : r NEWFOUNPLAND AGRCULTURAL 1 & HOMECRAFTS EXHBTON cra'fts a~d Home Preservng Exhb lts (ex~ept Ho~e'Bakng) wll be accepted' atth&st; John s Memoral Stadwn up 1000 pm FRDAY September 28th ep2ll26 ' St $100 WEEK TRES BATTERES AUTO PARTS FSHNG EQUP SLEEPNG BAGS LAWN MOWERS RADOS etc OEAER DAL FLOWER nll NSURANCE BUYER SWEEPSTA{E SELlE~ ad St Mchael's Parsh Bell sl WNNNG NUMBEHS : 1st Prze nd Pl'ze rd Prze 7()H NATONAL OFFCE MANAGEMENT ASSOCATON ST JOHN'S CHAPTER presents OUTSTANDNG EQUPMENT at the CLB ARMOURY BUSNESS SHOW Wednesday Ocber 3rd Frday Ocber 5th Exhbt hoursnoon untl 10 pm daly Admsson by FREE TCKET avalable from your Equpment Stanery dealer or Prnter sep26oct2 Wm l CHAFE TALOR 4 HOLDSWORTH ST ST JOHN'S CLOTHES MAKE THE MAN F CHAFE MAKES THE CLOTHES THE NEW 1963 VOLKSWAGEN S HERE Facry fresh shpments 1963 Model have just arrved We can fer you a choce df ferent models all:d g varety colours Excellent terms a reasonable trade n allowance ~n your present car Open every wee~ day tll 10 pm Dal WANTED by young grl part part tme job as typst owce work Preferably afternoon work Phone FOR SALE19G Angln Sedan n excellent cond n Phone LOST n or near Slnbb Court or Anderson Ave on Saturday one par chld's brown rm glasses Fnder please dal Reward r' OLD MLL NOfr CLUB TO NGT Mckey Du!gan' Orchestra For Fun FrOlc Dnng Dancng The be\ 01 food ntmnte atmosphere Seel :!look FnEE OF CHARGE our 'OOm ptely renovated pnrly lom!up 4(} persons THE BAVARAN noom CALL or OOO!6 after pm FOR RENT; WANTED By young lady \ 95 Waterford Brdge Rd room board East End preferred Dal One heated self contan WANTED =T;o~bed;;'~;;; 1 cd one bedroom apart partly furnshcd apart ment fully furnshed m;nt Wth sre F or full partc1llars frdge Furnace heated Central localty Please Phone phone sep2526 CASH PAD FOR: Comcs magaznes pocket novels gutars volns rados guns carpets slmtes nnd boots dshes etc John D SnolV 9 New Gower Street jly12lmt NOW N STOCK reason ably prccd Woop Re versble All Wool Sprngflled Mattresses All locally made Mattresses for Bunk Beds a specalty Sprngs Daybeds re wr cd All Wool Sprng flled Mattresses re cond ned Terms arranged Buy nowpay later Keat~ ~attrcss Facry 16 1!t Royal Avenue Phone dlyt[ TlE CENTRllL BARBER SHOPWe arc now operatng 10 chars you can be assured prompt effc' ent santary servce No watng problem 24 New Gower Street OPPOSte Ade lade Mors Ltd R REPARSRangettes scwdg washng machnes pol shers steam rons asters food mxers electrc razors kettles rados etc expertly repared RON CHAFE 116 Bond St Tclephone Free pckup delvery mthlytf _ WANTEDA General Jllal!l aged between Must have a knowledge cookng he wllng stay n every second nght Famly tj:ree Apply by letter Box 707 Daly News sep18tf FOR SALE: Beautful modern d\vellng Grounds fully lscaped Located ~khltv l new Trades Colleg~ Confederan Buld ng Apply Box 713 c/o Daly News sep FOR RENT FURNSHED FLAT Range Refrgerar Four rooms Lght' heat ncluded Sutable fol bachelor $110 a month Phone ~ After 6 pm : local Arlnes has some vacancesor : Stewardesses Requrements are:'age ': Grade; X ' educan Apply n wrtng your nearest' U C Offce ndcat ; ng avalablty for n :: tervew sep ' ~ NOTCE' :notor C\RS ; :1 When you pay cash you are n Three weeks after date: here the best buyng posn possble we the undersgned:': gve' you don't have hgh nter notce we wll apply tl the: est rates pay So before you Board o[ Lquor Control for buy get the cash you need wth permsson sell beersz:wnes a low cost Pers onal Loan from lquors n a Hotel ~:rrotel : Canadan mperal Bank whch we propose bulld'ng at Commerce the Brch Hlls Bay R~bertsl r =~ Where To Stay : Balsan1 Hotel nrch lll JlJOTEL ~D sep1926oct3 :; 'r ; : ' Attenn! Farmers BARNES ROAD And Poultrymen StU3tl'd n the heart the 1 FO R SALE ~3' ; Cty! : Quet Comfortable Atnllls! A L1lUlTED Al'tOUNT OF phere l ANMAL & CHCKEN L~ER For Reservans Produced m' Canad:a by: nforman: SHANAWDTHT feat;! m31tf e:e±j4 Dal 86336!'RS JOlN FACEt Resdent nlanageress MOSS ::: ' phone KELVN WHTE E2 : at :; 5=' '**' '' sep :: oct891011~1213 ~ Hamln Hotel Where To Stay Hamln Ave Park Vew Hotel Caterng Permanent Transents For reservans please dal aug151mth FOR RENT MODERN Offce Space Sute three Rooms Also' ONE LARGE ROOM Dal j)y4lmth ADVERTSE N THE DALY NEWS * 11 YOlJR MESSAGE OUT EARLY 118 MLTARY RJAD Centrally stuated Bus route Offers the best ceom modan For reservao nforman: :~ Dal sep121mtheod W U KNOWUrG NSURANCE LTD Fre Au Casu~lty PH: Water Street S Jjbn'l!ep13lmth : GREAT EASTERN OL & MPORt CO LTD :: Rado TelevlsoD Washers Refrgerars Deep Fre Electrc Ranges : FDor Polshers ;: Gramophones! 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' Frst Shpm~nt these popul~r ~ppl~s for the Season ur rved by the MV Bedford yesterday are now ready for mmedate delvery obtanable n Barrels or Boxes ALSO LOCAL VEGETABLES A LWAYS N STOCK PHONES ' QUEEN STREET terests beng concerned as CATALOGUE ;)0 ~=:=:=:==========================~ tems as b~dspreads qults rugs whether ths nterpolan s SHE LOVED A 1= afgh~ns cro~het knttng h merely a hoax or the work a \VCKED CTY 'cnl'lng SCl'lllg atlmg em'j clever group advertlsmg LE 4 0 No f brodery agcnts All o soon' Arthur s awrence' ar tj 0 F '11 D' ' W or Frst second hrd przes lrackcd down as the culprt BEST SPORTS! ne or ' Y 8111e \rll be ~l'arded a~d hundreds ~f dsm!ssed fr?tn t~e Nanal STORES 1962! dollars n cash pmes are aval StudOS wltl~ gnommy ' 1 & El 65 l!cy _1r V'BfBl Newfoundlano a~le But for Sd a new world has 11 U! S 1 lrc u: JE6 Cln ~ t''lc/j mfl People from all communtes n opened up As a result ths A TWG S BENT G B ' t d ' g t tt d A lml T ' Treen ay are mv e 0 l'ln one advertsement hs wholo Estelle Thompson 395 ' _ Toumls vlsltmg Vancouver ~xhlbts A! entres ot~cr thnn sck the ~ew detergent l TE' POL' LY BE GEN' CHAPTER 36 naugh my budd\' my frend l'spped by the local polce 'esck must be deposted Wllh sold out Sd' s hard put R 1 T Sd h J t 'tt t th t ' h 11 BOO h T len on a ur av saw er ~(ost1y ddn:t want go back now ave no cause for e comml ee a e o\\n a meet the ovcrwllelmmg dc K OF BEAUTY pcture Carlo had 'been bllrl'c emptl'ne' 55 the long arm the la Sprngdale by Monday Ocbcr d Mll ~ n ' ' ' man ore over a W 10 csa ers FASHON & at Forest Grove Because the He was there all r~ht at lllstructed help ' ~2nd L'esck may he hrought stpulate that the TV adverts C~AR' 6 00 nattlre 's 'death the ~ stead glvm th t k t the mornmg the 24th ng ths product must con1 n' the far end the bar so ' g em le'e )'udnn wll take plnce at 11 am t' S'd: t t b td A GRL FRO' nature lls gult t was sup ok a sol near the door Polce chef R31~h Booth' ' mue S no 0 e ou one '\ that day d h b' ld membqrs hs 'f h 'd f h f' pose aye een a quet George came over Th orce am so tel ea 0 t e rst LUBECK prl'ate servce By the same usual R' ''? e sst ursts use OSC1r~ S:;~~n ~:~~~~~ ~~llth~e Lr:~~ p~~e telev~~; stat;?n s b~lrnt Bruce ~arshan 325 taken t brouglt out the worst 1 M;ke ~; double ld tth ~hler n cases mnqr nnocence although she knows Club n the exhbn buldng A th o~ce t trhea zes ~ta ' 'let A LADY' evcrybodes apparentlv thr 1 hm ' ' ' C k~lo a londs suk~h a~ th ' btl' h ' b ' ur S JUS e persona y ' d h d 't ' t par mg an par m m no mg a ou us avmg een from 12 noon throughout the day t 't U' t' po ce 13 3 qu e a me W~5 as clear fawle55 d blackmaled Thc young couple Prl'ze 1l'l'nncrs w'11 be announc: 0 dexbp~ uts l ne\\s' 'den erpl'alse Howard Sprng 4251 Carla was wth an uncle who as 1 damond a'1ttle col' d' e areas secre y remam10g e cd dul'ng a program whch wll thur contrve wth the help 1 0' FOOLS a ow~ out from Trenn: er than the Nortlf Pole He Edmonlo~ polce wll ' b h' d ' ' an e ween!em am r SJPS F h d fl for clues the murderer's school audrum beffnnng at d Clr t'rlen sl 3 nser u Plr~ c e: D:\lucc an atrnev : the bar p Th; one's on t1~~ vnce cars caught 0:>1111'1 1'111111: dentty Dut the polce arrve 730pm a~erlsefmaenstrtrlng e ee d Porter 6501 Workng Ol my 'phcne bllhouse he 'sad '~patkrg A 'tag n the lorm Today the dance hall fevcrlshly hunt take plaee at the Unled Church th' f' d ' t' t Katherne Ann He was denhfled as Paul ' pushed my monev back acro's no'elparkmg tags out~foro: they have mak hasty ' vlslng 0 seo aces an ' f 11 d h ' ' ' 'd' : k '1 ' BRlGJTTE BARDOT N' e a An orchestra S ~em~ arranged later durng a hgh shot at the' O ked algam ma y ocate 1:11' at; Then Carla D~!ucc sad 011 ~r~j~' 11'11 be placed on COME DANCE \V1T8 ;\E ext Cor the dance whch S planned Ednburgh Festval ArthUr has e s & 0 Lt lle Hmdon Hotel N~t only p~rhaps yon can afforq t6 buy c~~ el'tcndm~ a \\~come ro Th t d V' for 1030 pm become a nanal personalty would he gve me no mfol'ma' me' a drnk 'lslr mformmg hm : e nex ay rgmla returns The Bonksellers lon about Carla but he s d ' he s' ben extended the' Vrgna DecauvlleLachenee manages get taken on as The Sprngdale Lons m'te all whose mpudence ngenuty t h d bl fee~~ t ~:vllng ~roun( She was tes): )FREE k' h t (Brette Bardo!) daughter a dancng teacher There s no thl' ctzens the surroundng has captureq the hearts the PHONE bo t~ m~ responsl F e 01'!lt S san bnl g khehlnd me Sh~ had the J( ' adl~~ ~~ ': e bg n'dustralst marres a lack suspectsalj around her area vs~ Sprngdale on ex Brtsh publc ro ~r s sgrace 'or an a on a BC cotn frock' sl) sm ' ' n e ~g!'oung dentst Harvey Dandeu Monseur Flores (Daro Mol hbn day Ocber 24th nnd Full confdence Arthur rn~~ be was remark3bly pje al!l~' severe that h~r fac~ lst toul'lot atll achons n ~C Vda!) aganst her enol Anta's husb who s hope that as many as possble Sd decde on a stll more nearly drownng a fshng par ab~sl\e k d b f throat;shoulders area racket's: wshes One evenng nolv' the sole owner' the wll enter exhbt~ darng explot break n wth son wee passe e ore Dr arms were lke a cameo One Su~eh' 51 Tohn' can do they quarrel; Harvey seeks establshment whose recent an advertsement durng the Trouble They run n fog Hanmg ~ould release ~e from' those perfect bts from a thn Surely t s erlaled ~olace n a bar meets a young hereavement does not prevent televsng a hghly mportant And fnd themselvcs n France ~he hospltal was stll wear long l~ng tme a~o so lke guest good wll whch could womln An~ (Dawn Addams) hm from takng an nterest n MONTREAL (C P) _ Jean rc~epn ~eng staged for th; ~uave Denns Prce crew ~g a SUlt a;mor about my so unlke the gl~l had met g~led; by ths one promon: :oe~ h!lme Wth h~r but actual the hostesses; Leon (Serge Fourner 49 advertsng execq 'Prune!lbmster a~d Thc Presl' smrk jeer as ther sleek rbs a whte nose ~ll~~d 1 here a dn~ or 10 a o She was ly resls~ temptat~o~s Before Gansbourg) the phographer; lve who served as publcty d dent at ~ondon AlfPO~t yacht gldes n Calas harbour' affar ;h3t made me look he pal~l ang a t1e tlunner l~~sr \'e~~'u~~:~u;n~~~~(!~at long Amt~ a spec13l~s~ n sl!ch Danel (~hlp'pe Neaud) a hu recr for Quebec's Unon Na ThS bm~ ther e~ulpment S alongsde Carmchael's battcred 1 a refunee from the Los An: not!~ed ~Ol the (rs\ hme the couldn't he morc h~lpfu1 matters S blackmall10g hm man oddty; Plcrre the barman nal party for 12 years ded concealed 10 a mall van Wth boat They burst wth laughter' geles Rams fraelle hnes b3ne whcre mlch more coold he 50' Harvey cannot but submt but And as you mght expect the Sunday nght al hs home' after Arthur nsde at the controls when Carmchael challenges cheeks' arched belol\' the da~k done; when he turns up at the arrang dead grl had somethng on all a long llness He was presdent but unfortunatey way them a race back home Hlda Barre~t had Pet~ Pre pools ~er eyes The flame NOW ed ~eetlngplace a dance hall them Hlot Advertsng Lmted the arport the mall van S But t's Carmchael's ram [erred tt up hke a Chmtma~ her hall' was shll the same ; he fmds Amta dead from a bul Canada Food Supply Lmted held up by a gang dangerous shackle houseboat that chugs tree as spotless as the hos but u!lder t alo1:'j the so(t let wo~~d ' By excrcsng her ngenuty 'Monean Construelon Com! crooks who beleve they have home wn the race ptal 'd j~st left Wolf had a curvc ler brows a hurdred 1 ' Vlrtlma ~'ho h~s folloll'~d charms Brgtte succeeds n pany as well as several other slen a valuable load bul And double ~u~k ~ a wnner re~ bow led hs collar allj jears had passed her husb S com'mced lls unmasklllg the murderer frms hon o Wth a WlJ1ll1ng cast The Shrley Ayalon was there wear She held m) arm as shc : '' : ''' ' ' Arthur unknown the CarmchaelScott teamup spark ng hcr best party dress Wolf ok the s~at b~sde me : ' croo~s s stll ns?e the v~n le~ ~rce s perfect Sd James dd hs b~st send' me back ~ :na~t!ne ~!ss Dj!ucc? : S able usc hs TV cqlllp' scmhllates And Lz Fraser? the hosptal ~!rs Barre;t GeOlgc ated! ment send a message the ' Wow! ' Shrley both kssed me She nodded not lookng at 1 polce who wth hs hep even After awhle ~(rs Avalon h!:1 but at me rasng one tually track down cornel' ' ' came for her daughter ~!ostly! NOW AT ERNEST CLOUSTON LTD llger uch the whte mask the van capture he crooks ~ONDON Ont (CP)James suspcct get a look at me 1 Poor Rck she sad [or whom they have long been F~ Toron was elected thnk she was dsapponted 1'1'e never had t so good ; searchng Arthur receves ther chalrman the Fll'S1 Canad!an because only one m~' heads ':! h&d go awa)' tred (0 : \ > ' ~ '' ' ' ' ' ' ' '; ~ : ~!< ~ ~>;:~~uld PHLPS 1963 TV ~ r J\ THE NGLEWOOD (T 32) pcture qtalty unmatched for rldelty'clarty lu ' ndated channel ndcar Luxurous control panel n spun brass ' 2YEAR PCTURE TUBE ' : ~~' < ::: 1 ~ ' '' GUARANTEE ~: e ; ' / ~ oo EASY TERMS' HGH'EST TRADES ; : RNEST CLOUSTON LTD ' PHONE congratulans but hs troubles ncanhy Ba~tahon ASSOCan was showng wl'lte Honestly are not over The polce have at the orgalllzallon s annual rc Shrley held both m' hs: George brou~lt her drnk a!so ~een on th~ look:out for umon Sat~rday More than 200 Now don't you WOrTY Mr ' ':' ':' hm m conn'eetlon Wth the per~ons fl?m western O~tano Jackson she sad And 'm She sad Rck' When g )t : prate advertsements be Nova Scota Hawa at sure glad you dd:!'t catch mv b?ck went the hosptal '!ore he knows what s happen tended the reunon measles Then she was gon~ They sad you'd been released : 109 he S under arrest Hldn wanted tell me; So rame the shop only 'OU : ' : '< But the telcvson vewers OTTA~V~ (CP) :lnd13'~f how good busness had been md that lttle grl thel~d\ :~: : the eounlry have by now made nance ml?lster Slm MorarJ R! Afterward went upstars who helps you were havng: /;' ' ' '::k Arthur Publc Hero No 1!lesal arrved here from Wash Tna was pathetcally glad cakc so '' ' ; ' ' Sd s not slow turn ths stu mgn SU!l?ay mg~t bcglll a sec me She role around the Then We were very quet / ' ' an ther adyantage Frst tl~~da~ VSt H~ Wll hold talks apartment on my shoulder wth: aw\nrd 2nd ortunate that we ' / ': he secures for lumself a spec Wt Fln~~ce ~hlllster Nowlan her thn arms about my neck had the rtual our drnknn ': tacular drecrshp wth Com Trade fllllllster Bees B~nk_ cl'erv now then she'~ C:l'l'y ls hroll~h eternty e ~~ :_ ;~_ : ; :~ mer~al Televson then ~e c~na~a Governor LoUS Ras sp chattlr'ng long enough t~ And when sad Would:;oll ' obtams for Arthur not only hs mms y o~her senor 1:01 whmper!~ftly hke anothe!! she sad No ARRESTED : release a free pardon but ernment fcals Cut t out lold her oncc : thpn Please Rck wll: (f' al~o a f~bulous eo~t!aet baek ddn't want do t vour : you take me home? lvl's va KlOecl Wth NatOnal TeleVSon hs BRTH frend Gnny Hnn You don't: S~ we left the bar went: was turned Oyer own Star Programme! thnk lked dong t do you'!' out m the cary el'enhlg She! Francsco polce by Arthur has at last come m BURKE _ Born on ~ronday t was just one those thngs put her arm through mne 3~! ' D'e 0 ' ~S ~!n t~s onl~llrebgret S that Sept 24th Cecl Jose that had be done ;ve w~~ed along: t was g00l11 FB n fsa~t' g :arranl or 1m ere W e no ~ore Burke (nee Walsh) a son at Tna gave mc se\'cxal hun 0 re~ol? t~e human race lnd on a um ve : adve~1~lllg telly st Clare's Mercy Hosptal 2 dred words on that we dldn t haye far go She osclajned knoll: but Sd t seems has an answcr b ok some fresh rapes ' ' 1J{1l' ~NQ 11 d t 11011' even for that s' 1 oz e '' lege as 0 over the mynah Holmes bod s a man us slanted a sharp glance 'm my 1 ' bu'red SPECAL ADDED ATTRACTON DOUBLE BUNK WTH SDNEY JAMES DEATllS ESCOTT Passed peacefully away on September 25th James Phlp Escott 'aged 69 years Top comc an Carmchael Leavng mourn wfe Stella; strkes brllant form wth two daughters Myra (Mrs H pretty Janette Scott n Double Peckham) st John's Helen Bunk the bub b 1 n g new (Mrs K Mller) Vancouver comedy now playng at the BCd P h ' an one son Wal ace aramountt care Sney Creek Hamln; nne As happy newly weds thcy grchldren onc great gaze dreamly at a crumblng' grchld four ssters one houseboat To them t's the brother ' perfcct anslvcr ther house huntng problems The boat creaks groans Pant flakes Water see p; But Janette the brght eyed newly wed brskly sets work make t a cosy lovenest Then Carmchael shaters the TV domestc blss He plans start the' leakn'g wornout wreck Furously he wrestle~' wth ts rusty engne then breaks the news td Janette Shc gasps And rants And raves Carmchael caresses ksses Fnally she gves n The bg day' arrves And so docs craggy faced comc Sd James wth strp jont dancer Lz Fraser They're com~g o The boat splutters' chokf\s moves f whle quays de yachtsmcn roar wth laughter Watch them plough down the rver upsettng small crat 1 HOPKNS ' Passed away suddenly Ol September 25th n her 62nd year Mary wfe George Hopkns Old Perlcan Lcavng mourn ther sad los' her husb one daughter Mrs A E Cramm Gr Falls also three grchldren ' REPARS REASONABLE RATES GU ARANTEED WORK PH9NE Electronc Centre ltd: 90 CAMJlBELL \ VE \fter hours 'Phone ' drec~ s~apped a stream! MONTREAL (CP) _ The ~Vl~ecame be l1n~nn~ables Royal Trust Company Monday nsde' her basement gar 'ye ve both ~ad a setback announced t has formed a sub 'age s31d the_brd _ s!<!!al'lllj~r~~y n the Channel Holmes gave me several un sls manage nvestments :::;': mennable words on that lerve: as trustee for wlls went down stars an~!lut settlements' The nev COm tered around the shop untl pany called Royal Trust Com closng tme Hlda wanted pany Canada Ltd wll open stay fx my supper;' but for busness early n Ocber s~ooed her home n' St Heler captal Jersey 1(1 $: t was 630 before madc ll~ 'C~ta:Jj: whju tle 1948' my mnd walk down the Kcn[uck)':'t>erb}:;'\von '32' 0(45 Lmerck C1~ ~ostlt ddn't lfetme ~~t\s)nsln(out'o( want run m Jm Cal'a' th~ money 01\l1;0f(ce ~ ' A' HMU'R & C()~J LTD Also c St~ J~hn/j ': ; : :l' ~' ' ' We carry a~lar9' 'sck 'all 'MA~NERY SUPPlES; We ':spcale n:skf B~ARNGS for mmdat delvery VEE PJ:tTSAND: PULLEYS' ' REDUOTlC)NGEARS: : ' CHAN ~OSrS' ' AR COMP'RESSO'RSANP: TOOLS NdCO~RODE DRAN PPE COPPER AND 'PLASTC' PPE AND FTTNGS; ' ' NOVA MO ee O( er 1 undre Ba n repor perse njured ranged the worst na n the modern c c lp sn that klled ao ' R'adcla~o n waters [' dam destrucn!'cnt populated roughly lo north a ~cd that 'Mere For m an blockl( hghway pack Meredl l's m from the gate! school at md tmes John Department ; throu: Msssso'll Leutenalnt Gc refused Want tak the fouru ' : '' J~ ' ;

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