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Ro Re SERRE of Ho i SS Ly a ERR SS pp iz i army swe. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 20, 1959 13 sPoRT oumooois By Jak Suis |Qaot]land Finds Success In Sumas oo HE LEADER IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR FISHING a commission of inquiry EQUIPMENT. SELECT AND TIE IT CAREFULLY. Smith (West Ham); Smith (Pres- European Cup series with Red |into the transfer of Malcolm Gra- ton), Plenderleith (Hibs) and|Star of Bratislava, the Czecho- ham from Barnsley to Bristol The first|City. Signed during the close sea- LLY. 2 THE KNOT ON THE BUTT SECTION,USE THE PERFECT= BITS AND PIECES -- Rangers, The English Football League haslreport on his condition, I By M. McINTYRE HOOD Home Scots making a definite highly-convincing display of bothteresting duel between Joe Baker, Special to The Oshawa Times |challenge to the Anglo-Scots for|defensive and attacking football. of Hibernians, who plays centre LONDON -- Scotland's policy|a number of the positions. TRANSFER DEALS for England and Plenderleith, re of combining a youthful attack ARSENAL SHINE Falkirk have sold two more of Hibs' centre-half, who is on the with an experienced defence con- Arsenal gave a big lift to Eng- their players, making five in all £ [ ; ION LOOP SHOWN BELOW : Milne (Preston), Wilson (Ran-|slovakia champions. ou - X erien ce 1X ure g-¥s), White, (Tottenham), Young game will be in Glasgow on No-/son, Graham has not been fit to (Hearts), Dobing (Blackburn Ro- vember 11 and the second gamelplay a game this season. The vers) and Mulhall (Aberdeen). |at Bratislava on November 18 . . .' League has called for a medical hr 2 3 1 tinues to pay off in the interna- transferred by this Scottish team i ; Scotti [lish football when they, scored an|:T@ y e tions] svens. The | eattish League 8-2 victory over the Grasshoppers in the last three weeks. Derek SPORT BRIEFS : it zdnvini tof 'Zurich, Switzerland, and se.|Grierson, who came to Falkirk | FIVE STAGES when it administered a 7-1 defeat|®' "GIVES (PU Tl venge for from Rangers a couple of sea: SUSPEND TWO : YIN {to the Irish League in their ane 5.4 de'eat they suffered at|Sons ago, has been transferred] SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) -- 1 IN TYING A rd 0 N LOOP t re b: k, 3 Whe / ERFECTIO 5 Tua] mal uy, the hands of this Swiss team when |to Arbroath for a fee in the Boxing managers Bert Brodose "i | for the 'Scots. who had far too|last they met two years ago. neighborhood of wo pounds, Then of San Francisco and Ralph much speed and skill for the | With four reserves in their Ein Foods Suglish faurti 0 Gambling 9 Lee Avgdes Were AN Irishmen. The Irish team was un- team, Arsenal toyed with Grass-\g, on Harra wing half, for NE onc y Sor oN Briih fortunate to lose its goalkeeper, hoppers and Len Julians, re-| i thousand oF two. | t oz bh ight R Rea of Glenavon, after half an|serve centre-forward, playing his With the money which Py Big Bead Gabina hour's play. His wrist was broken |first game with the regular eleven! eo in for these five transfers, | signed a a acEcs comtrant in a collision with St. John, the this season, marked his debut by/|, of A Scottish centre, who scored four scoring five of his side's qui ig Be oS ie jlast vem: vw Joe they hii | ! | (A 1] | | ] | ih 1] i tly i" I nl Br. REL KNOT -- FOR goals. in the game. | It was a good game to watch, len ie Tommy Younger, the Fal-|asked to arbitrate but officials HHI JOINING STRANDS White, who joins Tottenham in spite of the one-sided SCOTe, |\ink manager, is expected to|said that "during the heari it ox . § = OF NYLON Hotspurs from Falkirk, played and the thing which impressed us| vo iac for lagers 10 strength: sal i at anne e iSaring. i Er PULL STRANDS TOGETHER TIGHTLY his last game for the Scottish was the fact that the reserve en his faltering team. develope a ey ha entered JT DON'T OVERLAP ANY OF THE TURNS League and scored one of the|team players added a bite to the A into ancher contract gud hain | informe: c ssion, goals. The Scottish selectors now|Arsenal play which has been| ARMY TEAM have the task before them of se-/missing in some of the games| Five Scots, three of them In-| PLAYER SHOT -- == lecting a team to meet Wales in we have seen them play this sea-|ternationals, are included in the AL oo (AP)--A ---- a full International. Scottish suc-'son.. Dave Snedden, Arsenal's'Army team which will meet an| Cha his f h soccer J | / lcosses this season so far make|centre-half, also in his initial England team at Newcastle. In match was broken off here Sun-| day when a player collapsed with -TO- ITC] { i robl ji he first , gav i , i in. y d LINE - TO- LEADER HITCH |the task a bit of a problem, with/game for the first team, gave a this game there will be an in | linore rifle bullet in his 'chest. Josef Hinterkoerner, 25, Heffering's Bowlers Miss | OSHAWA BOWLING NEWS = or |Tiscated by police. » PLATERS LEAGUE (Jordan 730; Ed Lugtenburg 731; Bill Nettie Welsh 77, Hazel Logan 76, Mabel SERRE fy Mhursdas. Oct. 15, was a big night! Solomon 730; Joe Zak 722; Fred Hard. Blow 73, Dianna Cowle 72 . 45, Vera| INTEREST GROWS ad 2 Smith his lead to C. Chatton us 720 = , Stan Hodgson 715; Matt Wood 70, Evelyn Taylor - 70, Marge MONTREAL (CP) -- James pe ok oy: nd 3yTOS, otelko 713 (328) and Joe Kastner 70). [Norris 67 - 51 and Edna Franklin 53-49. 4 Yan Yn ihe Gyros: pun| Attention Night Shift Bowlers! The| The Slowpokes 3, Jets 0: Hopefuls Thompson, Ze Loudon, Ou, ing' ials miss ears, Myrle Reeson led the boys s Tankers. time fir bowling off is 12.45 in the3, Pinups 0; Whirlwinds 3, Six Luckies|Speedboa C 4 4 Heffering's Imperials missed ay: re 5 lint hs Tankers. onors for the alternoon, Thursday and ail bowlers(0 and Bombers 2. Bees 1. |Harmsworth International Tro- clean sweep on Saturday by one 04! © e rough spots wiih a nat) 337 and 342 handicap, must bowl off at the same time. Any| Standings -- Slowpokes 14, Whirl-inno 1act August, says Canadians) torte 4 a "fine 777 for the day, followed by i's the high trie (flat) of 872. Dick bowler not complying with this ruling |winds 14, Bombers 11, Jets 8, Pinups 8, P1y 14S gust, says tv § lone pin, in the first game. They|Haro1d Ball with 767, who Is fast|Bafey has a high, triple handicap of Will heve his scores striken from he Bees 7, Hopefuls 7 and Six Luckies 3. have developed a pew interest in met the Ace Bowling team inpo.oming a real threat as he 906. : forre Sheet, Continual complaints Farid PLAZA FAMIL 7 speedboat racing. Thompson told their own back yard at the Ace..." "lo ence on different BoD Gilson was the lone member of is Bir Th h the io od] The ve DOL LES " the Society of Automotive Engi- 1% rery | Sot a " % t .emon Li A i . y | e Dinkys are still out in front wil 4 in Brig eh alleys. Shorty Davies, who took fixers, | Strongly requested |21 points, fillcwed by the Handicapbers NCErS Monday that only two IBILMS | ver for Gordon Brown, kicked : A r 1 ; oi : and Goose Eggs with 18 each Cor- minor adjustments to the boat Desk was x Piidente, by all the ; "Coin" a fine 756, with a 301 K Gos and] PLANT PROTECTION LEAGUE ner pins, Headliners and Sometimers will he made before his title de- ree g PS 3 utomati » YS in all three games, »~'e in the last game. "Keep up the god work and maybe h's Club this w this week -- kers, 3; Gy ; Shiners, 2; Team standing -- Corvairs 15, Pon- M 51 oh i Ho a, Cael IL. Botcks 10, Ts i, Maldettes 1514, Evens polls andl fence next year in Picton. i y ; } | = With Gord Brown on holidays wij 'er of some * |we'll ha chi before| Palas 9, Bel Airs 9, Cadillacs 7 and|and The Br 13, Mavericks 12% ays ith a carr ver o. some we'll have scme new champs before ile e s , Mavericks 12'4,| " it left Mickey McMaster to pick ik. very Toma: Oldsmobile 6. [Sweets 'and Sour 17. Gooters 11, High) TOWEEL-MATTHEWS BOUT EM yo a Wid Ry ring's Imperials pick- Men's high triples -- Harry Whit- | Hopes 10, Shocks and Dn Littles 8 | LONDON (AP) -- South Afri- up the loose ends for the boys ed up 6 points to stav on top. CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTERS bread 696 (259, 226, 211); Ernie Sim: We have a very nice honor roll again| wile Toncel § Brit all day. He saved the second [fetfering's Imnerials: Lloyd N was_tops this week Kins 631 (as7, B18); Ray Thompson BI site week, led off by Bert Harding gan B illie Jowed, ores rit- w" . TT mi ickin one hundred Ha 257 . 1 ; Pipher 8811 wl anid 2 i /» | with 806 (308, 210. 288), Helen Read 761|ish Empire lightweight © ampion | d d : game by picking up one hundred Hall (214, 188, 257) 659; Harold Fo Tyagys 200), Jim Felstead 610 (232); Doug (aio, 230, 291), Maudie Cook 742 an Dp arl Tuly the welter-) «ss devotion to detail pins in the last four frames for Ball (293, 282, 192) 767: Harold SMi111e Clark 609 (246); Vic Lockie 609 (237,128) and Ed Smith 720 (202, 208, 220) who has stepped into the welter lead-off man Llovd Hall, who got Davies (21 Iv f a incon 6111220) 25d Mace Morrison 603 (239, 206). |" Over 600 triples -- Allan Morrison weight division, will meet Len ; Allen Smith 608 (217, 243); 241, an Ladies' high triple --Belle Fox 671 a 2) ) 777 684 (203, 296); Peggle Fayle 681 (224, Matthews of Philadelphia in New A orlie ory (220, 212. 23h ; The demand for Volkswagens grows cone suspension on all four wheels--all sound into hot water, thus winning the Reeson (2 ( ; soft €02 (221, 205) and Barb (2 2). 2 ily I game by ten pins. Dobbins (252, 215, 276) 743 and 5 oft £02 (221, 205) and Barb| "vow high singles -- J. LeBlanc 241. io fe 674 (x5, 212. 730): York Nov. 20. The 10.rounder at tantly. if has k N chead of w . hart i In all three games the Oshawa totals: (1200, 1186, 1316) 3702. mes over 200 -- Harry Dove £58 Harold Meleod 25 , Bill Gutsell 657 (200, Madison Square Garden my ii stantly. It has kept well ahead of exp 9 gineering principles which other manufaee boys were behind going into the Ace Bowling: John Stone (269, 2 249; Molly Hartshorn GE0rS DRE 200% 7." sianny Stolar (273). Sor Gong Morrison 657 (238, Toweel's first fight in the Unite production, Today, Volkswagen is more than turers are now adopting. last three frames and had to 322, 36) if 3 ranansy iy R Fora Bennett 2, Bil gant? 204, Vers Wien 20! Hale 6 (303); Edna Baker 35 (230); tates. a car. It is a household word, a standard for While Volkswagen is continually Be Joe eat find Ae Es ra A aa Fy Jim 3 "Lucky" Wills oe Hien sige = Jean Campbell 535 Cost 313); ack Meintosh 613 (333);| TRIMBLE LOSES MOTHER what is good honest value. And that is because the same basic design has been maintained. . ri ton idan " orig bn elen Hire! Sid Hurlcek | %/ ol MclIntos 2 (204, 233); | A 'ON (CP)--Li » . . » low that doesn't like the alleys|195) 645 and totals: (1201, 1176, a ME FRIENDLY w LEAGUE CE "Sia" (21, Lots Morey 12 Lg al te yg joach) you, everyone, can actually "see" the quality That is why the 100,000 Volkswagen owners / p vo | 117 563. ' Keith 209; Ron Swart E EN EAC (267), Harry Key 9° (291), i a - i H i i . : but bowled out of there for twol1176) 3363 Clarke 200; Ron Swartz | ¢, (00 (MTEC) Ye Sheed mn few (200 Harry Keys 600° 200), Helen, "Miger.Cats for the mext few in a Volkswagen. It is there in every detail, in Canada enjoy such @ high resale valve Bob Spiers 20 lessons on the art of bowling, if our|(gs3 05), days until coach Jim Trimble re- every part. You don't have to be an engineer for their cars. 0 ! 4 > Hi-Bawls 11; Lucky Scores are anything to gn by. No du-| "Gyer 220 singles -- Jim Morrison 256. turns after his mother's funeral ding - "rd Yom bles this week. A few singles and a W fg . ! i § ts, Rangers, Jesters, Mavis Taylor, E . Gey lo appreciate the way th 5 I tues 8; Tense and Mio 7 Yanks rel full of lemons Fitor 393 Guv" Morey 233. Bi Greer in Uniontown, Pa.' She died Mon- - oe Jools Ge Mods, And everywhere YOU 96, Yeu will Sind } { ii oHish, singles "oan Sater, 48, 108 230 Tio Lowalock. and Jack McConkey day after suffering a stroke.| , Open them. Close them. They shut solidly with - efficient Volkswagen service. From coast fo WEDNESDAY NITE LADIES (liams 216, Daisy Malcolm 206 and Hazel 226, Gren Williams 125, Cy Taylor 2% Trimble is expected back Thurs- the sound of authority. The hood is the same-- coast, 280 authorized Volkswagen service v outs i ga 3 . a . Eastern Gr oup N F L Lead There is nothing outstanding if the| Lemon Leaguers -- Edna Wilson 39, Moonee day. fo gaping spaces where it meets the body. centres are equipped .with genuine' parts, eg a oat a Bessie Hoosima 98, Kay Bickle 97, TIN is is what rt i ith pl o [team standings. There is quite a change Bessie [Hoosma 0 Fos BCC i CUYTING AND SEWING LEAGUE TURN DOWN BID is is what experts examine with pleasure Factory-trained mechanics give you efficient, jean av Patters i, Peggy Gillette] = es : : 3 [the au 95 Marios Taylor 85, Maud Over 600 Triples -- Fred Barnes 707| LONDON (AP) -- The British find technicall lent. i i i . The Bell Ringers are Top Dog now % ric 3 : : I y excellent. inexpensive . All this is back NEW YORK (AP)--New York yards to 247 for the Eagles. Har. with 14 points, the result of taking all brooks 05-54, Betty Stonebridge 89, a BT Meese orn 30s a| Boxing Board of Control Monday Such devotion to detail find i agi egy N " ve bry Giants took over undisputed pos-|land Svare got a New York fur points from the Merry Macs. The Lena Gilbert 92, (Sante 'Motean, 8 BL age mat: Cameron 623) turned down promoter Jack Solo- : ofion fo detail you in every central S-million dollar Spare Parts Depot session of first place in the east-|touchdown on a 70-yard gallop. [giving them 12 Ban seed Phace, | ---------------- eB ox oo = {mons' application for Rocky single part. This makes Volkswagen what itis. at Toronto, ern conference and Green Bay| Johnny Unitas and Alan The Siow Jeis took three points which | . . Cr 200 EIS Tarn 230 Pr car.|Marciano, former world heayy- And it was Volkswagen who pioneered in. The car, the parts, the service--devotion Packers, losing their first game,| Ameche teamed up to beat the | 2rings them up to 11 and ties thom w Steel Situation veth 244, M. Brant 239, A. Desjardines Weight champion, to referee a juction such outstanding feat dropped into a triple tie for the|Bears. Ameche made an 11-yard Ae Tae Pig Er TR 28, B. Bevin 227, B. Blight 213. 204 | fight here Nov. 3. The board re- ding features as fo detail in every way. ead the : 'as. Ni i By Tun and Unitas threw Macs are tied for fourth place with Surve In c anad a 5, Jackien 202, B. Reed 20%: Snlot 203 | fused the request because Mar- engine in the rear, air cooling, forsion-bar ootball League teams played a two touchdown passes. TE Borne" ave. fighting for Iast place Y ns To wt WEN 2 uot 99 Js Sefercee Yat fo Co " on agu -- £ full Scwedile 9 Dns Suita A crushing ground attack and (with seven. © CT remain], OTTAWA (CP) -- Trade Min-|with a smashing 9 with 'mo name at SELL PARK VOLKSWAGEN CANADA LTD Soom ork Phage onl Phila |the deft passing of Y. A. Tittle|pretty much ro ae Zonly the scores|ister Churchill said Monday he tached. The Spates will hive to be| TORONTO (CP) -- Metropoli- 4 "|brought the '49ers their victory Yhanged -- J. Taylor 280, C. Col. (has asked for a survey of they, a ios LL conto" Tht dephia Eagles i . s5.0/0VeT i ea Be Tint "SF dodden #6 G; Newt steel situation in Canada to be Welcome to tha ciib.s" Brown 8. J. tan Toronto's reads commmitiee Distributors and dealers from coast fo coast "ni o> i 4 Dealt 23 Sd i is week. 90 and N. Norton 50, 78. Bc eh . {piled up a 20-0 lead in the first ve 240. V. Dewell 238, B. Somer. Carried out this week paid Na orton, 30, 78. cteamers 1, Park to the National Soccer 98341 defeat by Los Angeles Rams. : A : ¢ ¥ A J ; , hat | S two periods. Detroit captain Joe ville 236, J. Blair 236, B. Simmons 233, He said he wants to see what'gy "ghooters 3; Daredevils 3, Wildeats| League. Metro chairman Fred Edi A Other game: nd ham- A A 3 A N. Bl 32, T. Bi 219, S. i ; plod sd found the cham Schmidt was ejected in the third (22. Nob "si i Ridley 215, M. Rob: te siferls 2 jhe pray Usited 3 Spare Tircs & Mich, Fleas 0. and Gardiner explained that expen- : : ns uarter for slugging. 213. M. Topping 210, L. Roser 206, States steel strike have been, S70 Six 2 .Jookies 2. | si ildi 217 victory over Chicago Bears, |? ging So num' 202 and G. Davidson 201, |and what further repercussions 5 12, Standings .. Itchy Pleas 11, sive buildings must be kept off Pittsburgh Steelers taking a 97.6| With Jimmy Brown picking up| The Lemon League: G. Miller 96, pare Tires 9, Daredevils 8, Six Shoot- the west-end park so that expro- .decision over Washington Red. 123 of Cleveland's 169 yards rush- M. Wils:n 95 and\. Powers 90. [773] be expeciey, did tot' stute Sg SX ey avidcats 7, Rook: priation of the land will be pos-| * ling on 23 carries Vi e our former bowler Bill sible when extension of Highway 334 RITSON ROAD SOUTH RA 3 3461 H ts or pot aft the Norm Van Bocklin - Tommy Rams blasting of the Packers. Drugs but Photo Plate lost ground by production for lack of steel. As McDonald passing combination The Steelers capitalized on|losing ts Dunn's Clothing lls Motors | well a good deal of planned > * |Washington fumbles for three / ! a well fal construct %0-YARD RUN totchd td SCofi twi in th d voung Ed Lugten. capital construction could be de- ) ouchdowns, scoring twice in the y, Brown for the Mills|layed by a prolonged strike. he New York gained a total of 440'first five minutes. Station took i S---------------- -- Grill with Ron ks from Lucky Strike . Zak and Stan Hodgson all r . with big sgames, to WIDE SCOPE [ve Soo Vasko: "7% EP Special money-saving the Browns oi 7 , : Nice to MEN'S MAJOR whether he has any special pur-|geiq pack at the alleys. 1400 starts in 15 to 20 years. Joe Vasko being top man with 851 and skins, San Francisco beating the : v als their third] The 5. D. Hyman club shutout Jubl-' nose in having the study made. Gord Brown hzving 808 for his tripl Net ARN i N ord Brown hain 800 me 5p. automobile insurance winless Detroit Lions 34-13 and|handed the Card lee Pavilizn ti stay on top but the Col- LJ m 1C orts Hyman Rezl Estate club this week and | this should be real tussle with these . teams being tied for top spot. categories The standing -- S. D. Hyman Real Cleveland Browns defeating Chi- detent In four Sa Wade and lee Hill IGA club also blanked the There has been concern among cago Cadinals 17-7. | passing of bi ade and 3" wison Furniture entry, to tie up officials over the economic ef- 1 [Estate 26: College Hill IGA 25; Bola- : [hood Real Estate 24; Photo Plate 2% with the i : av i the running of Ollie Matson e #3 i After the first period the Giants 8, Réaltors: hold 'down. third fects if industries such as the [Lucky Strike Grill 21; Jubilee Pavilion |21; Dove's Fina Station 21; Ritson r Wilson Furniture 19; Dunn's M : 1 ere 3 si r Bola : dominated play, while bottling u argely were responsible for the Bolahod Lotto oo over Ritson auto industry are forced to halt Oshawa Auto Trim 18; Cliff pH MONTREAL (CP)--The Cana-lafter the next COA executive Mills Motor ALL-NEW s 18 dian Olympic Association has de- meeting in January. SJndividial Ten Scores hr ans cided to set up a medical sports| For the winter Games, at 794; Don Henning 786: Cirle Keoler advisory committee which will Squaw Valley, Calif., in Febru- 784 (303); Mickey McMaster 767; Jack have wide scope in its operations. ary, the COA plans to send 44 Brown ? Swartz 748 (300), Agreement to establish the Fornpetors and 13 officials. The - . . committee was reached at a|breakdown by sports, showing COA executive meeting Saturday competitors and officials: Cookie Gilchrist in Toronto, COA president Ken hockey, 17-4; skiing, 14-4, figure- . . Farmer said Monday. Dr. Paul skating, 8-2; speed skating, 5-1; Pacing Big Four P. Hauch of London, Ont., was general team officials, 2. named chairman. Appointment of officials rati- By THE CANADIAN PRESS | The committee will advise on fied at Saturday's meeting, in-| Cookie Gilchrist, Toronto Argo-| medical affairs, help to develop cluded: skiing -- nordik: Franz nauts' plunging and kicking half, Canadian sports in a medical Baur, Ottawa, coach; ladies al-|is threatening to become the Big way, work with public health pine: Pepi Salvenmoser of Aus- Four Football Unicn's 1959 in- bodies and co-ordinate its work tria, coach. hockey -- Erne Go- dividual scoring champion. { in research, study and testing. man Kitchener, manager; Bill Gilchrist, in the No. 1 spot the In addition to its general work, Durnan, Kitchener, coach. Dur- last three weeks, kicked a field committee members will not only nan is coach of the Kitchener- goal Saturday as Toronto lost 4-3 test medical fitness but deter- Waterloo Dutchmen who, with re- ito Montreal Alouettes, and in-. For more inf i mine a person's athletic capabili-|inforcements, will represent Can- creased his margin over runner- e information, call 754; Ron Swartz 743 (30! Earl ties, reflexes and fatigue points. ada. up Ron Howell of Hamilton Your Acadia Agent today! OLYMPICS TEAM SET Other officials for the winter Tiger-Cats to 14 points, Howell| % Re Farmer said the organization|Games are to be named later. [failed to score a point as Tiger- W. B. WHITE Ba a Ll A work for Canada's winter Olym.| Deadline for trials for the Cats lost 17-16 to Ottawa Rough INSURANCE ' : " gr . pic team under general manager SHI REr Games is July, 15. Rigers LTD. Today's cars need extra drive-wheel anywhere" tire. Steep driveways and Frank J. Shaughnessy, Jr., of Venues are to be set. Gilchrist now has 68 points on : i i z ins: He. & : Frank J. Shades. te co| Present plans call for 93 com. five touckdawns, eight field goals 110 King Street East, traction in the tough winter driving hills--unploughed parking lots--slick plete team is to be announced petits a 24 officials for the and 14 converts against 54 points RA 5.3579 ahead to take advantage of extra horse- surfaces--mud-- Suburbanite beats summer games. ne touc ns 2 ; i ne op nize touchdowns for Howell. power. ' them all. And Goodyear Suburbanite 3 . ' . . Warehouse Goodyear's new Suburbanite was rolls quietly on bare pavement. Gives Plan Protested | ADAMS INVITES YOU, YOUR KIDDIES, | designed especially for modern ears, 1y YOU eXtra seasons of weal, too. an Protested | youn UNGLES, YOUR COUSINS, YOUR AUNTS... oor... [ Ei drmamie traction the engines er mow for new Subanbanits NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP-- L] y s 5 8 Refreshments | term for traction under power. year dealer now for new Suburbanites. ' City council Monday night voted | : : Only Goodyear makes the Suburbanite. to send a letter to Revenue Min- Th Greatest FREE This extra grip under power makes po 7 oye oar Tire & Ri a c ie ister Nowlan protesting the es- e reate ifts 4 . " WM. wear Tire ubber Company tablishment re bonded ware- 5 . the Goodyear Suburbanite the "gos Canada, Limiled, New Toronto, Ont.) house here which would enable Value Show in FREE \ ricans to buy E » ; 7 a at a ND uropean Over 78 Years Prizes om Now available in sizes to fit imported cars, too! ' Mayor Franklin J. Miller said FREE N E WwW * Exclu 5 Ek 3 local merchants would suffer Amis i sive Goodyeq; substantial reductions in business mission 'S| . g | because tourists could buy goods ade ms ent ride, & { from the warehouse 25 to 40 per No : i cent cheaper: EPH i as I ] ; { | The herded warehouse could i = gis -- Waiting | | I } se fon' Americans for de Continuous : A ' live y at their home addr: ss A 1 e goods would be on dis av 7] Sh | ' I a Rous : Pe Ot be hf OF BARGAINS WATC TRA Show x 2 THE Rc To BY.N NNAV VAS 14 0] Si TIRE to Canadians unless they paid £ import duties. I