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2 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Wednesday, March 25, 1959 : Roy Thomson Ma i son Cana 4 i enne NATO Council Bilish US. ana' French pois . overnment in Moscow Thursda; oval Tour Planners |staris Own : Rpproves [mime nek ou vile . A fourth note from West Ger- 1 With Probl TV Magazine |F OT Canadian Students Planned Talks -riimin es ea : 1 Tr Oo ems . |, EDINBURGH (CP) --A Canal po yun METHERAL (Pleée Rampal, probably the|for its upkeep. But alter 33 years, ST ARLE AR) Ter er auent No canara given for oy EL e delay in delivering the West dian newspaper owner's gamble , in starting his own television Canadian Press Staff Writer [world's greatest living flutist, the need for repairs is increas- Treaty. Organisation: AWAY. apis i erman note, y SUFRIN such activities as the laying of|"'Who are more representative of r > Canadian Press Staff Writer |cornerstones, official Pasi of|the common people than the weekly in Scotland ls paying oil My BIS Cr Jeg cme 10 Ca a MELPFUL MEUTINGS ing, and the home's board ofi,.,yeq western notes proposing * In scores of communities/NO8Pitals, visits to 'legislative members of the legislature?| When Roy Thomson, who has|y,™ yp icon Shuening I a gs Calgary-born Barbara Thomas directors is hoping the Canadian." poi west foreign minist &eross Canada Royal Tour plan- buildings or city halls and schools) Aren't they the elected represent extensive newspaper futerests in egant white mansion off the sald she regarded such gather-government will shortly allow|meetin i inisters Western notes, similar in content rs are tussling with a delicate ang 2iendunce it Fg ogg' 2 Jatives She Dee was the Canna, ug warded She Sons Boulevard Jourdan on the south.|ings as one of the greatest as-|donations from Canadians to be| Tne oh three's Allies made oo ye i i : s is to n func nn y co 0! goer. one hand they are try- tions with scenic, historic, recrea- scene of a dispute last month|television station in Scotland, he ern outskirts of Paris, sels of the Canadian home. deducted from income tax. objections to the drafts. |conference for May 11, g to follow a directive from na-|tional, Industrial, social or cul-over hand - shaking. Alderman|decided to publish his own The Canadian home is 'one of "Each meeting is an educational nal authorities to keep the pro-|'Ural significance. Slaw Rebchuk insisted illweekly, TV Guide, to inform|20 foreign residences which make course in itself." am informal, different and/COLORFUL EVENTS help formulate tour plans so that|viewers about programs being|UP the Cite Universitaire, an am-| po y0p a graduate of the Uni- teresting. In Fredericton, for example, 8ldermen and their wives are|televised by his company, Scol- bitjous project Initiated at theio.. iv" of' Manitoba, is studying ~On the other, they are striving|the visitors may be invited to Presented to the visitors. He wastish Television, Ltd. end of the First World War too) netics and literature. Her fa- avoid offending the many local|watch a harness racing card, °Verruled. Premier Duff Roblin n provide accommodation for stu|j,. "Rey, Burton Thomas, was ficials who want to meet andiThere will Deo os Jac ip i|remarked that "it "seems the] Now, 17 months after the ap-|dents attending the University of for several years dean of St. ake hahds with the Queen andlindians of i e ang and| 1 derman concerned simply/pearance of the firct edition of | Paris under conditions that would| yh v." cathedral, Winnipeg. He rince Philip (tn Sta ford Party vest ta gary. | wants to meet the Queen." the tabloid weekly, TV Guide haspromote inter national under-|" W505i" ondon, Ont. * They would like to ensure that/couple will probably see the| Ottawa, which welcomes the|d circulation of more tha 300, /sanding. David Patterson of Toronto is the royal couple take home more| Shakespeare comedy As You Like| "Ya! couple on Dominion Day, 000 covering the majority of tele "Our house is open, without! inos general course in letters than mere memories of hand-|It. is likely to be the only stop where|vision homes in Scotland. The distinction of race or creed, tol. i" te" pier teaching English Shaking marathons and formal| The fact that much of the east.|!he Program Is all ceremonial. circulation growth has been ac. post-graduate students, men and\i,', provincial French school for banquets. ern part of the tour will be ihe Queen is expected to watch companied by a steady increase|women alike, from all over Can." on [the annual Dominion Day mil-|in demand for advertising space, ada," sald Montreal-born Charles year, PLANS INCOMPLETE [thonrd the Brianna gives hur. display on Parliament Hill guRpRISING GROWTH ses, Sevens old director of oi Batie F103 md Miss ALREADY SERVING LONDON, GLASGOW, SHANNON, PARIS, + A cross-Canada survey by The| ' =, lin t ft " anadian Press indicates that/ "981 be Of the §o every, moment Mg siternoy 'of Wer ovens) yyy weekly's rapid sow Yas FROM PROVINCES centre for Canadian Students who cal arrangements for the six- v's But while there will be formal|surpris newspaper publishers ALL wish to broaden their knowledge i | A directive from Ottawa says The 68 Canadians in residence, qf itions in Eur and their week summer visit are far from, i programs are not to begin|Buards of honor in provincial in Scotland, where daily and Icing 10 ori Soupies, Are a1 soud rope BRUSSELS, DUSSELDORF and ZURICH ' | . fomplete but that planners are|, oo." 6% m "and must end by Capitals, they are unlikely in Oi weekly papers sre f18hing Soop rawn from all 10 provinces. In| aye nave made. tremendous impressed with the need for keep-|,) it ./tawa, This is because both ar- . Ing the program as relaxed and iy She plenty of tlie wit rival and departure are in the|cases, falling circulations, addition % Souadions are aotom materialistic advances in Can- n interesting as possible, {be limited to 1% hours and must|evenink and traditionally honor In starting the TV Guide, while 12 foreign students share ada," said Patterson. 'But we The nature of the itinerary pro-iy. oyiowad hy a period of rest, #uards are not drawn up after Thomson departed from the prac-ithe hospitality of the Canadian San Jeska a Jol trom Europe in py : ul A vides some assurance of this. There is em | t { 11 fal TV | s phasis on having sunset. tice followed by commercial house. For one thing the Queen andjy "io on "riot all kinds of SEAWAY OPENING contractors in England, who have FROM MONTREAL rince wil, sravel well off the Canadians, particularly younger| Highlight of the tour will be information about their program Susser and Dis, Wile, Monique, "Another Canadian student in faten, Sous 8 Wl rate Can.|People. Functions are" being|the official opening of the St.|content published by a national (#180 KEP Daren 2 De 0 nore Parls is Gall Grinastead, 21-year- me. THEY. X LAR they Planned so that as many people Lawrence Seaway at Montreal, weekly, TV Times, i heivale A old daufhter of Montreal real oy ig Whitehorse and possibly| 48 possible will be able to see The ceremony will be at St.| The TV Guide carries televl-pranch capital. A housing regis- estate company executive Albert Dawson City in the Yukon in mid.|the roval couple. Lambert lock, the first of seven|sion and show gossip, Hollywood ter is maintained to help them | Ginastead. July and will be guaranteed PUBLIC FUNCTION in the 135 - mile'seaway route, news and articles about TV per-|find rooms and much of Lussier's| Gail, who hopes to become a omething different when they| If a community wants the/June 26 and 27, Present plans|gonalities in Scotland and Eng-|time is devoted to smoothing out concert flutist, left McGill Uni- uke stops at Uranium City in|Queen to sign its Visitor's book, Sahl for, President Eisenhower, to land. difficulties encountered by non- Yersity 2 year ago to study under rthern Saskatchewan, the iron-{the ceremony must take place|fly to Mon h | : residents and putting them in Hampal 0 | oyal couple aboard the Britan- Besides his TV Interests, Thom touch with the professors or spe-| La Maison Canadienne was Ip re port of Sept-Iles on the north|at the entrance to the municipal| ; n ky of the St. Lawrence, and hall or outside. nla. The royal yacht will sailson controls three of Scotland's clalists best qualified to meet/opened in 1926 by the present | | . vel . lala the river to the seaway leading papers--The Daily Scots- ih fake, ules QUIS, Car, St kor" 1h shoqs, EAL mie i Ney Sng aU, price sesh and am yw "rn Lx ' 0 Bw "bridge and along a new two-mile| The Evening Dispatch, all pub- . " There wi, of coutes, be some rangerments, outlined He, policy | cen way channel to the lock where|lished in Edinburgh, and a group At least once a month, Lussier Nsidence be built at Cite Jormal Yoo rs le arrive by y en id 59 he al ma ? [the Queen and president will of-|of five weekly Highland news. Arranges for a prominent speaker Ext 1 a Yas ih fine the St John's, Nfid., June|gront oh Be oa Op as ficlally open the new deep-water papers based on Inverness in 10 address students at the home.| MX etna 4 Say te Appear 'plane at | . ns, 2 dy June front 3 3 e pubic " ong, as project, [northern Scotland. Speakers have included French ance os ron souutry man. 48 and leave f Halifax possible uri ng heir shor me Aside from the fact that offi]. bi [statesmen and historians, mem- sion Ww a square centre section yacht Britannia from in the province, with emphasis clals in Cornwall, Ont. would bers of the Paris a'plomatic|placed between two pavilions » . ' corps and leaders of Paris liter- surmounted by pergolas. But WAug. 1. But the intention of tour on providing opportunities for| 0 planners is to keep them to & them to see, and be seen py [lave lied held there, the only Noted Persons ary and art circles. once inside, it has a Canadian th Following the talks, Lussier appearance with the main gallery | ' paved with a mosaic having as sminimum, |young people." i il ~ have made it| complaint in connection w National officials The idea of giving the program, wi... plans is from tourist of-| holds informal receptions in his|its central motif the beaver and bt t in favor of i " : » Re ins ey ts et fics Ty lias ae). De In GANAMA fourimen where Canin sie ae st |gary's Mayor Don Mackay who ho Ala | an : dents, both resident and non-| It was bullt through privat 4 ut, " 10 sanize a possible week-long sea-| x 8 ough private CLASSIFIED said: "All of the royal party's a festival to commemorate the| By THE CANADIAN PRESS |... int meet leaders In French|donations from Canadian busi- activities during. their five-hour ct | Halifax--A. J. Haliburton, 69,|thought and culture such as Prof. Nessmen, particularly the late ADVERTISING stay will have a western atmos-| Toronto is planning a week of|former president of the Navy Georges Blondel, Maurice Denis Senator Marcellin Wilson of phere." Plans Include a visit to], , 10, ations to mark the opening|League of Canada. » J iS, Montreal. The province of Que- od trom Page I) the Stampede grounds for chuck:| sto" soaway and it Is to be| Guelph, Ont.--Thomas E. gan.|the great painter, and Jean|bec also makes an annual grant {Contin wagon races. brought to a peak to coincide ders, 91, one of Canada's top old- Fg - At least one tour planner has "ihe arrival of the royal e fiddlers. | - spoken out in defence of the time "50---Articles For Sale practice of having the royal i Rg Prince Philip] Toronto--Fred T, Walsh, for- ore an STW FOOT sedar strip, fibre glass boat, couple meet elected represent... "ho "i cialled as honorary Me" president of the Canadian : | shone pio Tig rg ans tie | atives. |president of the Canadian Med. | National Exhibition. * NT C7) COM thressperd racing bi: REPRESENT THE PEOPLE |ical Association and is expected| Ottawa--Joseph Omer Gour, 85, 1rens n rein: Bells Howell 8 mm movie| Charles L. Beazley, deputy proto address some 1200 doctors Liberal member of Parliament Seamera, new condition; pair girl's tap /vincial secretary directing Nova and their wives from across the for the Ontario constituency of {dancing shoes, size 6, new. RA 33700. |Seotia'y arrangements, asked: country at a banquet. | Russell, - a we - w-- - - - - - . issued to eight possible target] The basic network connects air LJiGDNRN brown and_ beige chro | Kodak Mawkeye areas across Canada as part of defence command and federal pluie i. on gh $9.50; beautiful 6° : $ ' has a, Re 0 1m 11m the national civil defence com-|and provincial civil defence head- 38. Te y [] munications hookup. | quarters. - » » Informed sources saia the brief » » » OTTAWA (CP)--More than 100 private trans - Canada telephone ~-- (high-powered sirens have been|circuits went into effect Jan. 1, Sehalrs. Phone RA 3.4638, boa Po civil defence Dutietin says | PLAN APRIL TESTS there are plans to place the| Circuits linking (hese three The foe Congdon made het sirens in all target areas and headquarters with target - area dows ond prime windows, Nn £5 Nn 1dn ance towns of more than 30,000 popula- headquarters are expected to be self-storing doors. Very low | |tion which have civil defence or-(in effect by April 1, and will price, only $49.50 installed. | ganizations. |be tested during the CD "'Exer- ingst aluminum awnings. By D'ARCY O'DONNELL [out the islands Is the steel band, whom are Roman Catholic.| SO far, the siren lav 3ystem/olse Cooperation 111 April 24-25, Remember sold only by your | canadian Press Staff Writer [the origin of which dates back Others are Anglicans, Method. Stretches from Victor a, B.C., to/the bulletin said. local dealer. ALEX.VAJDA, PORT of SPAIN, Trinidad (CP) only to the days of the Second ists, Presbyterians, B a pt ists, Halifax. In most fives, the| On other fronts, an emergency Modern Woodworking Shop, The cry "limbo, limbo. limbo." | World War, At that time the na-|Moravians, Seventh Day Adven- heavy-duty sirens wil! augment broadcasting system now is being RA 3.9851, [signals the start of a wild, prim- tives found there was a shortage tists, Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists smaller alarms already Installed. organized. The system would $1 --Swap and Barter itive dance that has become a Of instruments to play in the an- and Hebrew. | The new sirens are provided by make use of broadcasting sta- RTT sIpart of the life and culture of nual Mardi Gras carnival so| A new approach now is being the federal civil defence organ- tions which might no¥ be dam- MUM Dey and cab-|the West Indian people. they rounded up dustpans, gar- made to the population problem. |ization at a cost of some $2,200 aged by an enemy attack and 10/ nets, pop cooler, hamburg grill, Toto: The dance and calypso singing Dage cans and anything else they A drive has been launched to try each. Metropolitan Toronto has portable, self -. contained broad- copper, A [to reduce the high rate of il-/been issued 48, Vancouver 18 and casting units. | tiller, steel, plastic pipe, a | ./could find to raise a din. Chinn' J have been handed 'down from fa-|¢0U e iy i | ohittings. Chinn's, RA 3.7088. [ther to son since the 17th century| From garbage cans the West legitimate births. No one will Edmonton is testing one, Five of the mobile, emergency | : lw! i ' Indians duated to discarded predict ho ccessful It is likely IN OTHER CITIES broadcasting units were tested in a] \ Af d men s gradua 0 a |p) w successful s likely g s . ; i i 52 Legal Notices {nen Posi Bint the steel oil drums. Now by beating to be. Victoria and Halifax have Ontario last year. | From May 1st, a new TCA service will take tive holiday areas in Europe, will be only aribbean the drums with wooden sticks] The population Increase has seven each, Winnipeg 11 and| The bulletin said gradual pro- | you direct from Montreal to Vienna, with- a night away. Here are all the beauties of out change of plane. Austria will be more a friendly people. The romance of old : tropical islands of the C | NOTICE TO CREDITORS boli ie as slaves in sugar cane covered with pieces of old inner caused a housing shortage and Windsor nine. There now Is one|gress also is being made in ex-| tubes, the natives ¢an play any-|it is estimated that at least 300,- in Saint John. N.B,, and four tending radio communications| easily accessible from Canada than ever Vienna, and the blue Danube gliding by, fields. y AND OTHERS a The dance and the songs are thing from classical music to the 000 new homes are needed in more are to be issued when' in- plans for federal, provincial and | before. From Vienna, a key centre in lives on. : Creditors and Slhery hivigh. among the few eustoms a visitor Chucho Yelian. duet most WL By Toics, ak dow Svall jtailation . ready he stant, |anicipnl Jet works: Jppraval| Europe's air network, connections will be TCA flies to more European destinations claims aga! e es ) o the is s sees or hears pub- S s 3 S - s yet, cities such as awa-- ha een given to establish a rai . -easter: irli HENRIETTA HUMPHRIES, hed id him of the Rn his celebrating on weekends. That able depends on a man's wealth. where there is no local civil Ee ren radio base sta- avaijible to: all. prt of southeastern from Canada Shan Zuy other piling, vith late of the City of Oshawa, [of the people who now form the iS when he dresses in his best The upper and middle class fence organization--and Montreal tion at Arnprior, Ont.. site of the| har travell vill find th $0 ou on ames p TRIE oy are required to send full par- |pulk of the population of the is- to Ro courting or dancing or to usually live in attractive houses have the smaller public warning federal organization's Civil De- | ye Nl ew OnE Ange er oi onstellation. 'Choice ticulars of such claims to the |jands. drink native rum, which can be of stone, brick or cement blocks. units. fence College. | service an important addition to TCA's of class on every flight--De Luxe, First undersigned, solicitor for the But in ivaterfront taverns the purchased for as little as 75 cents Those with less money have neat| Civil defence officials say the| CD organizations also are train - wide choice of destinatjons in Europe. For Class or Economy class. Leave when' it Executors on or before the west Indian will occasionally tell @ quart. Sunday is set aside for little frame homes. The very sound coverage from a siren de-/ing people in the fundamentals the vacationer, it opens up exciting new suits you best--TCA flies to Europe every 30th day of April, 1959, |phesitatingly how in strictest pri. church-going, family gatherings poor and some of the unemployed pends on a number of things, in-|of radio operation and message- prospects. Austria, one of the most attrac- night of the week. a ettled OF picnics at the many beaches in the cities live in unbelievably cluding the area's noise level and communicating procedures. An \ some on the islands. squalid. slums or makeshift/; physical layout--whether it's|estimated 35,000 radio and tel- i See your Travel Agent, Railway Ticket Office or » » " . v - ~ , . after which date the Estate's |yaey--usually in sparsely s assets will be distributed hav rural 'or jungle areas qual ing regard only to claims that |\yeird and frightening African No SIESTA yshacks. a closely knit or spread-out area. |ephone operators would be - have been received customs are still observed. During the week, the West In site. of those Binsin] are| The sirens form part of the needed during a war emergency, ERNEST MARKS, Q.C,, FORMS OF VOODOO dian goes to bed early and rises at Dh sod The federal organization's commu: the bulletin said. TRANS:-CANADA AIR LINES Solicit da E These include obeah, a form of early. Office and store hours are| ., "vo coon battling with Vultures ications setup. The basic struc.| Some 800 amateur radio opera- 1 King St East, African voodoo or witchcraft, and from 8 am. to 4 p.m, with an o° possession of scraps of food | ture of the national warning tors now are linked with the fed- Most popular, Canada to Europe Oshawa, Ontario. ~~ [i iihal dances in which the per- hour off for lunch. Despite the; nog hy carbage trucks system which takes in a series of feral CD organization. formers work themselves into a intense heat, the people have| "~~ ge trucks, | % TOWNSHIP OF EAST WHITBY fienzied trance and stop only never adopted the Mexican cus $ : , jhenzied | BO oan ¢ ft siesta. GEORGE PARNCON, Clk, Wi they oy rm eimai. (oof an atrmon sess | (oyun ale | DAILY CROSSWORD os $ IN TORONTO ion 3 a Y Any number of people can par- r Jounsiip of S65 Whit ticipate in the rE The enthusiast rushes to the cricket r including Vienna. Columbus, Ontario 3 3 : | | women dress as colorfully as pitch to get in a game during » RO! 4. Ch 17.tair A TENDERS Canadian square dancers. The the remaining daylight hours. In Trade Pitchers | 3 JCkoss arges for a G0 PHONE Walnut 52311 FOR TRUCKS men wear only tight-fitting knee- the tropics there is little or moj | herring = CRs length breeches and a bandana twilight, The sun sets about » | ©. Hastened . Rit . Sealed tenders in DUPLICATE around their foreheads. 7 pm. and it is dark within For Fielders 9, Stringed and clearly marked as to con- To the savage beat of bongo minutes. : jnstrument tents will be received by the [drums and a spine-tingling chant,| Cricket is the national sport.| op PETERSBURG. Fla. (AP) 10.Grainfield 2 Germanle § undersigned unti]_nooh gn ; (barefooted performers : 8 e Other sports aclude field hockey, St. Louis Cardinals have 'traded | weed (Bib) character * SATURDAY, APRIL 4th, |pirouette, shimmy and shake ltennis, soccer, and track and|jiichers Sam Jones and Don| 11. Eating plate 3. Roman road outfit « 7 4 x = . . 1959, for The dancers are not paired off. Nel Norse Taine is a popularicyonte to San Francisco Giants| 12. Fragrance 4. Thrice 22. Con- 4 (A) one only, GV.W. |Each goes through motions of his Se , = 's the dav starts [or Bill White, an infielder-out-| 14, Extraor- (mus.) tend r her own, yet the dance seems; IR Tura' aeras, Soe fielder, and Ray Jablonski, third dinary one 5. Swiss for Yesterday's Answer | 25000 cab and chassis ) S ) A 1 co! awn, Sug s the basis th truck and/or bijlow a sa Patiers, tthe hi Supa is a i baseman, The "Associated Press| (slang) measure ¢ 23. Winter 30. Leg joints / adually he INA o le » 1] oN] v pe TY re GYW. drambeats. Is Mereased and the the bulk of the employment. Long Re Arey gas: Fa 100 veture 5 Ry - s Yomg as Jnara to * Frisk £40 do dt sp p + o r s hours are spent tending and reap. Jones, &, had a 14-13 record] h \ H 0 | er A jah amp ele ith bose and id nny TR a 0 ing the crop. Large numbers also last year but his earned run aver-| nickname 7.God of love and fro 34. Small island | Domestic and World Wide Travel Arrangements Tunis). ane/of vances to a bamboo pole held are employed in coconut groves, AR€ of 2.88 was second best in 17, Peck 8. Showroom 28. Retain 35. ---- mater Ya ton Pick | «s the centre of the floor, citrus orchards, coffee, cocoa and the National League. Choate is a| 18 Negative models 27. Cigarette (anat.) 57 KING ST. EAST OSHAWA RA 8-6201 With her feet wide apart, she banana plantations, and in mar. IUokie. Both are righthanders. n aly . 1. Periorms 2 Hang) : 38. Asian inland The Township of East Whitby bends back from the waist » SRi1ren 3. Celebes ox . Mongoloid Sea and ket gardens. White was the regular first : tod is offerin trade-in on |with a series of rhythmic hops The West Indian eats a good baseman of the Giants in 1955 2 Tr Jone 15. Vehicle language 38. Chance 13 ( : g the G.V.W. 25000 Cab end |works her way under the cross- deal of fruit which he can buy and then went into the armed| Chassis Truck one only 1954 [har cheaply. Salted codfish imported, services. When he returned he! endorse HV. 453-30 Each time she crosses under mainly from Newfoundland, is a had lost his job to Orlando Ce- ment RVICE GMC model No 3 $4 Sine red. Experts basic part of the workingman's peda, 1958 National League rookie 4, Similar = 'cab and chassis truck ond es [the bar it is lowe } a Sluis ade-in on th v.w PAN CTOS der r Iv nine diet, Most of .the meat used is of the year «9, karly a trade-in on e G can cross under a bar only nine ay of WHITEY » 25000 Dump Truck complete inches from the floor without Sparta ro) Australia ond New The Giants, with a strong of- Great with box and hoist one only their backs, knees or heads Zealand and because of iS COSt pane need only pitching to make reas mest rd Forel : we i 3 Nl OMG model 453.30 I ine the floor is served mainly in the homes ghem' pennant contendere. Brit Domestic and Foreign Vrevel ROsSIvgHons «sirlines, Steamships, Bus, Rail, 26. Mend, s, entals Dump Truck complete with |7QURIST ATTRACTION of the middie and upper Classe. The Cardinals stand to benefit ox ond st The dance is a major attraction. 3 ay by t ad $ oy . 48 ms ond tender in night clubs throughout the is velops more and more peaple are a rude RECRUIT hey aed 20. E PHONE WHITBY MO 8-3304 ce OSHAWA RA 5 31 t Se obtoined fron ands, The remainder of the pding employment in tourist re- lievde they will ol White a tirst| Bt | . NO BOOKING FEES ° rsigned or from Roy usually consists of a group . base and send Joe Cunningham to] the Township Road calypso singers and a singer of MANY JOBLESS the outfield from his post at first.| t, and oll tend. rock 'n' roll or other popular Rut unemployment remains a. Jablonski batted 230 in 86 Franci ubmitted on the [songs major problem in the islands, games last year with 12 home| . Exclama« A See Your Local Travel Agent There is no color bar in the which are all looking to the out- runs and 46 runs batted in. White| tion ders must be sub- night clubs and it i unu 1 Hoh Snes apna ER Een MEADOWS TRAVEL SERVICE Crane CHARI BET LR 7] 3 di ne 3 n r wment problem is aca pinch-hitter. He returned to the Pocketbook t p S eentuated by rate that Giants late in the season from 3 has mbe tes ¢ since the the armed services 39 ng GEORGE FARNCOMB ing Sigh ge the : 8 aie R was beaten Widsipig started it Ine Car systemati 7/ THOMAS MEADOWS co. CANADA LTD. EORGE " Kingdom he United t s Y vit 1¢ last decade dinals in 1953, was traded to Cin y Clerk, dia or Canada A campa gn of planned parent: cinnati and to the Chicago Cubs y Township of Bost Whitby, Growing in popularity as an hood was staugebly opposed by hefore going to the Giants He is 2 SIMCOE STREEY Sour OSHAWA RA 3-944) COLUMBUS, Ontario, entertainment attraction through- the natives, abd@i 30 per cent of 32. . oQ aren 2 ie