Ontario Community Newspapers

Barrie Examiner, 12 Nov 1959, p. 19

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yawleaqum cpannrioiis Noiiivnii nah3 KILLED alions on the Northern bean Railway linewere expected to tie normal today llowlng this hvotrnln or gt which took lour llvu Tues at Carbondalo This picture shows debris of station des troyetl when flaming diesel oil from derailed tank car enveloped the tiny wooden station Fireman of the pass eriger train was crushed be tween tender and car Station afloat Arthur Froser his wife and their son were also killed HouSiIig Ptdpbéition TORONTO CWTDocent hous ingby private meansor decent housing by gchrnmont means but decent housing by some means was the proposition put before the Natioiial Association at Real Estate Bomds Wedntsday by Sen John Sparhman choir man of the United States Sen ates subcommittee on housing Sen Sparkman Democrat lrom Alabama said new ways must be found to provide sufficient capital for investment indecent housing or we must be willing to accept overgincrcasiog partici pation by the federal treasury am quite sure that llour pen is do not voluntarily reduce their consumption at capital for items less essential than housing the result will cause our people to demand action by the federal government Senator Sparlrmaiis comments were contained in text made available to the press in advance of delivery PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE Commenting on tho associa tions longstanding opposition to public housing Sen Sparklan said public acceptance of and support for the US low rent housing program sosublt stantlal that both political arties iiwa accept ACID BURIED GLENDALE Calif QiAPJVici tor McLaglen was buried Tues day as 250 mourners paidlinal tribute to the academy award winning actor ActorJJonald Crisp said eulogy and mourners in cluded Jack Oakie Robert Wage ner and Edmuig Lowe McLag lens covstarin epicture at Price Glory GOLF PRO DIES MANCHESTER Vt AP golf professional who numbered among his pup the Dukesnf Windsor Lord Louis Mountbat ten the elder DouglasFairbanks andBohbvaones has died at 74 Serviazs will be held here FridayA for Malcolm Goodwillie native of Leyeu ScotlandWho eto the United states in 1946 EEAET STOPPED LIVES CHARLESTON Paul Thomas stopped th Wood 31 His chest was opened and the saged successfu STAKE EIL EXCHANGE AP The United States film chang as launchedi Tuesday night th gala premiere of the Russian film The Cranes Flying Only few earlier Sen Sparkmon said current in terest rates and terms on avail able funds are pricing morcand moie families outof the market nnddescribcd this as the Joni calfrcsuit of monetary and fiscal policies designed to restrict eco nomic activity through general credit controls nnd ohalanee in the federal budget The most important new factor in North American real estate is the eentry of European invest men John Tyson New York realtor and president of the American chapter the interna tionnl Real Estate Federation told press conference Tuesday SWISS LIKE CANADA 0n the Canadian ne Mr fiyson said PlacedjBefore Us Realtors Im tremendously vb about it Recently spent two months in Europe and talked with 10 leading Swiss bankers They all said We are interested in any real estate investment in Canada but not in the United States Qan oda is where you were 50 years ago We like too the ease with which we can buy and sell in Can ado In the Unith States you create difficulties which are more trouble than they are Wort Mr Tyson was one 01 panel of five men who surveyed the real estate sceneatthe press conference 131 They and speakers at Vlues days sessions apparently look to population growth to sustain the real estate market Begin Ambitious Plan To Cut Heavy Toll 0i OllAWAtCP Trustees at the Queen Elizabeth Fund Tues day set in motion an ambitious plan to réduce theheavy toll of childrens diseases in Canada Basically the plan is to tackle the problem through research Grants worth up to $100000 an nually will be awarded to quali fied doctors forthis purposei The fund was established by the federal government as gift to the Queen on her tour oECanada this year The govemment kicked in $130000 to start it all Tuesdays meeting of the seven memberboard followed ccrm mohy in the Parliament Buildings at which Prime Minister Diefen baker presented certilicotes to the trusteeslhe certificates ar signed by the Queen Dr John EMcCreary chain man ot the board and dean at medicine at the University of Childrensllls British€olumbinheld press conference following the closed meeting and outlined the major policy decisions He said the program of re search grants which begins next year will ultimately require $160000 to $130000 annually or the income irom $3000000 Available at present are the 51 000000 governrnent grant plus private contributions totalling $2 040 These contributions include $1000 from the Cityot Brock ville He expressed hope that the nearly 9000000stili needed can be raised through bequests and further private contributions The trustees are asking the govern ment for advice on howdn pub licize and plan fund raising program Mr Dieienbaker said there would be general support of such program Interested in avNew Home neonate these anemones inmostnan ands mamas cost ing much of the work yourself in Moscow the US iilm Marty was shown to Soviet audience were cited asa cultural exchanges tinactian Jam and emoluments acelhe for OMES nomiva Yonget 26 berm more home flier dollar than any convegiti yfiboilt bom Pre planningnnd precuttjng ate safe save nstmcla ems may mum Hamumm Cottages and Cardiac comparisonlest jtlnid save 25 Or more wlth ashbtradea and USE THIS COUPON this petny manufacturedHmhe d9 ifyouwish or no or own contraotor ydanlmgngé dnectlyaayo your own price Imm with annotated onto at r1114 was was mans some may In it Write tor roan omnl LITERATURE or endflfiicf rl complete Home catalogue gt chainme ass roa awayQA rope tnchedt9ttbohuddle snared HIM oLwood whichrtruck Saigon in tho back when the horse ran on Snow Ice Blankets Much oi Britain LONWN Routerson an ice covered large areas of Britain today after the coldest night since last winter Tern ohtres freezingeln most pmpeand 221 still falling heavily lnparts ofths Midlands and north was threat ening spread nth CONTROL in name Final LlSBON Reu era three day fire aboard the Portuguese freighter Monte Brazil in the At lantic was reported large tinder control today navy Inisiry spokesman said the captainhad radioed that the main fire in hold seemed dominated while crew expectedto be able to con trol few more small fires burn ing on deck humid man aocusedmf assaultingu woman in the hen way other larger East Side tenement Policebooked mum Short on charge of assault anoint Mrs Connie Esperitlo is and short was locked up pending arraignment nod thus was protected from the irsot his victims uiothelrL Mrs Ethel Lavata Pollen soid thognssaul as mmltted about313oa while Mrs Esposito was un locking the door her fourth floor apartment She was sud denly staggered by artitow on the head andsprawled into the apartment as the lock opeoe Mrs anata who was losi awaiting heron ghtero return from an evening With 3irlends seiied milk bottle scream and charged into tliehaii and hit her daughters assailantn VInfroditcing thfe halo tunnels lllul Fashion Style Unlmhhll Ilmrinz AW Janis tlirll Fashlonstyle Unbreakable Mainspring ENuov THE EASY SUIOVA caemvPLANl ll WillIE3 Joli the entirebullding ran backintoher apartment for more anunnaitinn Emerging arnied with another niilk bottle sheledhpomedown the stalrl in search of the fugitive The possclocated Short on erlnz in doorwvayHo tookone look at Mm Lavata leading crowdnnd tookto his tans regain leading ach snottip word and into Manb tlnn Genv oral Hospitalnwheroihs quickly sat down in telephone booth and tried unsuccessiully not to bsnoticed The posse held Short captive by jamming the dom of the telephonebooth Mrs ta stood minrd with the fresh milkbottie can he tried to gular police rstunniag blow on the head hen as the rounded down th rived sum sighed with rellel and went along sanctum Unbreakable itbfandnew series of highouallm flowehed watches by Bulovawoild leader in fine vfatcttmaklnz Andthats whyEven at this low price twtisnryou huyAVA you can be sure of getting Untnlltahleminsprlog Also with slick Bill Lao tfial urwotohthats Bclovobullt tor kins drafted into the Alper ican Army except the We have tom weirbuts Hn said in staternent thatsto ins nuclear warheads on Colin dlall soil isboth backward The extension ol the dis frljshteniog on butlon ot nuclearweapmsnp resents an extension of the threat to peace at time when reason able minds call out for limiting nuclear weapons step to halt the arms buildup The Canadian governments pol icy should be to limit nuclear weapons notextendIthem He sold Dela Pearltes staterhent Tu day the thawarheads are to rem un contra suggests restric uCanadian sovereignty which no selfrespecting Canadian government should accept In ef fcct our soldiers are being drafted into thisAmerican Army xngept thatwahave to pay their inninn tensions coanwau We Pay Mini The CCF urges the gov ernmcnt to reverse its stand to refuse to bow ptgl the demands of USdelence icy and to coin cern itself instead with positive approaches tooth relief of world annuity metreIvan 5qaValuonriormanut Watermanl gt hacknslsunt communaloping in with that on 2915 UVLOVA me saber See theBnlovn Watches display jaiti Lsaosur JEWELLEns nannies Newest sweeten cosrs ONLY $38560 $38 down avocadoin an to ad uropean ties solved by TCAL Madonilasgow Shannon Paris Bru els Dusseldorf Zuri and

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