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S50--Articles for Sale DOORS ~~ wood one glass tront, "The french and two panel (Gumwood). Telephone table and chair, high back sink with swing taps, |; Arborite counter top and cupboards, wall book case. Phone GIBBARD solid waibuk china cabinet, Trg | 29639. ; ACCORDION g=2 cage. Corelli, 120 bass, 34 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdoy, Mey 12, 1960 'CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 33) 45--Real Estate for Sale |47--Automobiles for Sale ROSSMOUNT Avenue -- 5% rooms and |, R-door hardtop Buick, finished recreation room, tn" Osha Oshawa's od i yousam radio, low mileage, finest To-sale, § Der cent | motor 'ang body perieci, $1575 of would | barely used. 789 Ritson mortgage. Asking $16,900, U. Domes, | a er ot. mitt. bayment.|S Pm 09 Dm, Broker, RA 56412. L. Clemens, Hampton, COlax 32026. |i55 OLIVER Caterpillar, front FIVE - room split level brick bunga-\,ss poNTIAC sedan, slip covers, air | loader, '% yard bucket wih § cylinder condi white | 2000. Teleohone COlfax 3-2075. tioning, exceptional condition, Tele- 50--Articles for Sole KEEP your basement dry with a de- hu from Parkway TV. 918 Simcoe Street North, RA 3-3043. 21" WESTINGHOUSE television, -- swivel base and new picture tube, anteed for one eas; $139, Meagher's, 5 King Street West. RA BATH, tollet, basin and also Lioyd baby carriage. RA 5-8273. RCA VICTOR stero record players, 8. upstairs. | sour , with auxiliary speaker, a Jorma CSrianged. Meagher's § end | King Street NU-WAY ir = has been for Filter RA 8-4011 Canada Never Had Spy Bases OTTAWA (CP)--External Af-jcarried U.S. air force markings fairs Green said Wed-|and was flown by U.S. Air Force nesday that no American spy|pilots. planes have ever operated from| Tne U.2 plane which came Caladisn bases, Ne topenied dy down in Russia May 1 had neither the C A oy Ep au farce pilot nor markings, he appointed po) Vacuum. INCOME home with four self. apartments, now rented, close to Shop- ping Centre. Total price, $17,500, with $7000 down. RA 8-4733. walls, phone OL 53368 before 5 o'clock. ONE Governor's Lady table cloth, one 56 CHEVROLET, two standard tfansmission, for sale. P! RA 32177. door sedan, hone rose doily, one multi-colored doily, four doilies of different patterns. RA 3-3994. ALL types of crete work, Free estimates. after 5 p.m., RA 5-5820. Phone pea VICTOR 56 super model condition, $15, terms. CHARMING pleted sscrestion room. home, $83 onthly includes Joseph Bosco, altor, RA 5-9870. PICTURESQUE spit - level outside with fire- trade for Ford product. MO 53 PONTIAC deluxe coach, very §ood '52 PONTIAC coach, radio, good condition. Cheap for heater, cash or|5 8-4500. NEW tenor, 179 Waverly Street, RA 8-0316. on down and $10 per month. King Street West. SMASH savings on floor coverings! CI st year's patterns, Many ACC piano, ME! Dass, prac- , interior 8 tires. Can be seen 10 to 5. V, Pegorin. 34% Lloyd Street. tically new, of la cheerful designs for home and cottage. quick sale, 25¢ per foot. $175, moines of pearl Big "RA 52974. SIMMONS inner spring mattress, very city, chalet interior, place, beam ceiling in living and dining room, with lovely view of the country- side. Joseph Bosco, Realtor, RA 59870. CLEVERLY modernized nine - room home, with seven acres of land, be- tween Whitby and Oshawa on main road. Excellent church or school site. Joseph Bosco, Realtor, RA 35-9870. EXCELLENT five - room bungalow, stone front, attached Wg paved 53 GMC truck, 1% fo good | te: condition, Apply 300 Albert Street any- time. 's1 CHEVROLET, fair. RA 50713. '59 VOLEESWAGON deluxe, good con- dition, Also boy's '80 FAIRLANE 500, radio, seat covers. 494 Annapolis Avenue. good RA 35-5588. B. cy GOODRICH Stores -- tires, bat- m stake, for Harding ly quality broadloom, rub- berized back and moth proof, six decor- ator colors, large 9 x 12 size. Very special price $79.50. Ends of wall cover- ings, clear out price, 37c per foot. Wi son's Furniture, 20 Church Street. tele- 5g Titty Budget Plan. RA 5-4543, tion carriage; 1 white bath; 1 erib, Phone Whitby MO TELEVISION sets for rent; also radios, good motor, body sun lamps and record players. Meagh- er's, 5 King W-3' JRA 3.3425. owned privately. bike. For information RA 3-4674. Al 8.3101, FREEZER, upright, Gilson Snow Bird, cash, only $210. Telephone RA 8-0371. SEWING machine Singer, up. RA 5-259 dive, partially fini apartment with separate ed ra Ask- ing $12,700 with pay A jess. Joseph Bosco, Realtor, RA 5-987 LARGE duplex on Raul Tor in central Mary Street location, two blocks from NGM. Ample parking, good rentals, $2500 down. RA 8-4733. LOT one mile east of a vunton 78 x 218, $1300. Terms arranged, RA 3-9269. SUB . division land on highway 2 at Whitby, 60 acres with buildings, hurry and call W. McAuley Realtor. RA 32512. MO 8-5765. WILL exchange or sell a 150 acre choice farm, close to highway; home with all modern conveniences. Will ex- change for Oshawa home. Call Henry Stinson, evenings RA 50243. Schofield Insurance Associates Ltd. 46--Real Estate Wanted '56 FORD -- private, one owner, excel- lent condition. Telephone RA 5-2802, 3 B.S.A. 650 CC motorcycle $250. RA 57233 USED parts and repairs for all makes of wha type washers, % HP motors electric, excellent condition, from $25|EASY 1. 8' hing in condition, $25. Telephone RA 5-7818, DINING room table, buffet, five leafs included for extending table. RA 8-4773. RANGETTE, $15. RA 5-6139. hdl A and stoves. Paddy's Market, CO 3-2241. '56 CHEVROLET half-ton. pick-up, $800, 5-0722. good condition. RA 177 RICHARDSON runabout, 135 Chrysler V drive. Best cash offer. R. Avis, 's Bay, TE sets, and ach. Hurry "TRIO | FOUR used 21" TV table moc:l:, $79 ei '54 METEOR sedan. Will sell or take trade on pick-up truck. Apply 248 Io ronto Avenue, Television, 171 Bond Street East. FOR SALE Gendron convertible | '51 OLDSMOBILE, re-built motor, stan- dard transmission, ete., $175 cash. Ajax |three-speed, nearly new, WHitehall 2-6083, ask for Al baby carriage, good condition, $20. Also | di 9-1484, WRECKING 47 Pontiac, all hig for | sale, five 600 x 16 tires. RA 8-8535, WINE and cider barrels, all sizes, solid oak, lowest prices. Oshawa Hard- |ware, 8 Church. RA 3-7624. combination portable r: $50. Phone | IMO RCA Victor ry work and con. ment Tuesday night Globe and Mail headline which said: Canada." ported from Washington Canadian soil is being used by U-2 spy planes. | very much" in the aim of reduc- ing world tension," said. cool heads, both in the East and in the West." did, planes have made meteorological and radiological flights over Can- ada but that the flights were con- 7ip|fined to North American air pace. |PLAINLY MARKED {ently the main type of U-2 is de- signed for high-flying meteorolog- ical and radiological sampling. 1t'son's suppositions. ister Pearkes had said in a state- Mr. Green read a Toronto| "Spy-type planes fly from The newspaper re- that "Stories of this kind don't help Mr. Green "Now, if ever, is the time for Mr. Green said, as Mr. Pearkes that US. The U-2 did not have sufficient range to fly from the U.S. over Canada to Russia, Mr. Green said. He added: The U-2 planes which have flown over Canada have filed standard flight plans and made|] the standard periodic reports on 2 their location during flight. ASKS ABOUT CBC William Benidickson (L--Ken-|? ora-Rainy River) said the CBC had "down-played" the Globe and Mail spy plane story though it in- variably used the newspaper's front page as its chief source of r Mr. Green said that appar- infor broadcasts. He asked whether the CBC had "down-played" the story| on orders of the government. Marcel Lambert, parliamentary, secretary to Revenue Minister, Nowlan, who reports to Parlia- ment for the publicly - owned corporation, said he was not aware of either of Mr. Benidick- lish with new picture tube, $99. Norns 1 CHEV. ~ half-toi ton truck, $205 or best TYPEWRITER, like new, $40; ten key $15 cash and $10 monthly, Meagher's, | 0 offer, Foote's Shell Service Station, op- posite new Times Building. RA 8-0112. Paster Cherkwriter, never used. RA| WAGON, electric adding machine, condition. Call "56 PLYMOUTH, Can arrange terms. after 4.30. RA 5-9462 PANT, interior, exterior, $2.95 gallon. Duncan Phyife drop-leaf table, gloss. 8 colors Guaranteed flat, A Hardware and Electric, 52 CHEVROLET sedan, COUPLE would like four-room bunga- low with large lot, all conveniences, $6000 down. Write Box 425 Oshawa Times. No agents please, 47--Automobiles For Sale "56 AUSTIN A350, clean, open to offers frigerators, cash or terms, Call RA 58342 after 6 stoves, p.m. 1212 Cedar (| Street up to 5 p.m. or phone RA 8.5680 ch Street. RA 3-7624. SELLING furniture? We'll buy it. Re- TV's, washers, pianos, ete. For top cash offer, con- |tact 19 Prince Street. Phone RA 8-1131, '55 DODGE, two-door, very good condi- tion. Telephone RA 8-6763. | PAINT, interior, exterior, $2.95 gallon. | |All colors. Guaranteed. Flat, Oshawa Hardware 23d Electric, 8 gloss. | 5; ing Street West. crib, ring-filled mattress, drop-leaf kitchen table, four chairs, four cabinet, RA! | walnut china 8-0965. |5ED with mattress, in excellent condi- |tion, also kitchen table, four chairs. 746 Grierson Avenue, | 54 SUN Valley Mercury, chairs, fully auto- matie, also motor cycle, "51 HD, good | condition, best offer. Crowell Service| t Son, corner of Bond and Ontario RA 88712. 8 am. to 7 pm Seismograph Now Dismantled SASKATOON Saskatchewan is to be dismantled | after 43 years. It has become ob-/on a cement block extending sev- (CP)--The seis-|junit in Saskatchewan is some- |mograph at the University of | where north of Prince Albert. tion for its morning} By arbitrary limits dictated by climate, most of Canada falls into Arctic and sub-Arctic classifications, Map shows gen- eral limits of each zone and main centres in each. A key qualification for both regions is a long, cold winter. About CANADIAN NORTH 25 per cent, of Capada is true Arctic, with the average tem- perature in the warmest month never exceeding 50 de- grees Fahrenheit. Tempera- tures range as high as 100 degrees or more above zero to 70 or more below in the sub- | Arctic, About one-tenth of Cane ada in the south is a warmer zone where most of the popula tion lives. Economic develop ment of the Arctic and sub- Arctic will depend on the de« mand for resources within the boundaries. --CP Newsmap The unit at the university rests |eral feet into the earth. Mathematics System Starts In Montreal Osi Church Street. RA 3-762 | NORGE gas range, '54 BUICK hardtop, in excellent con- dition, $595. Terms. Try "Stew" at solete. years ago, Mr. Russell has seen ratios and the use of graphs are the development of textbooks em- lintroduced in grade five. ploying the system for all pri-| Consequently, when students mary grades. The first highlpegin algebra and geometry in school texts are to be published high school they are already ace soon. : customed to several of the basic Because the emphasis in the| tools, new technique is on "why" "No idea is ever I "» presented to rather than "how," it spends far}, (hug without showing him ex- less time on drill and computa- ing." . tional short - cuts tham conven- SEY Whale js doing," Dr. Mo tional techniques. As a result children beginning|X FOR APPLES arithmetic under it may seem| Conventional texts present the less adept at computing than|problem this way: "You have 43 their fellows learning under the apples; I give you some more usual method, but they will prob-|and now you have 92. How many' ably have a better understanding did I give you?" The answer is found by subtracting 42 from 92. of what they are doing. The néw texts teach the student By KENNEDY WELLS Canadian Press Staff Writer MONTREAL (CP) When school opens next September pu- pils at five Montreal English- language Roman Catholic elem- entary schools will begin learning arithmetic by a method sug- gested by doctors of philosophy in pure mathematics. The purpose of the system-- being introduced on an experi- mental basis for a two-year per- iod--is not to speed up progress in arithmetic, though that may be one of its effects, but to teach children the "why" of mathe- matics as well as the "how." "It shows children mathemat- ics is a system of reasoning, not simply a method of solving spe- ONE Beatty washer, Gurney gdouble 238 | Mike Starr's RA 5-5646. Sondttion. (eetric stove, one single poster bed, 38 CHEV. deluxe. tw " - | complete, one chest of five drawers, ning car, only 453, term: ry - Stew" | [Ee ammunition and bnting Sp | do drobe. RA 3.4083. at Mike Starr's RA 5-564 {Slies, new and used, terms 10 per cent py angette, both in A-1 |down. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond | condition. role RA 5-0676. body good. Best eash offer, Telephone ET odbuctt lu tad RA 56511. co! e : TWO % FEET Beatty steel for stock yi Ww single beds with matfresses, Jacal RA 8:1197. eee F ee ---------------------- tonneau | | Street West. "55 CHEV. 3% ton dump truck, serial|cover and top. Phone RA 5-1245 after | No. 1700, new motor, new fires, Sacel: 4 p.m. [i BR roi Pg I Weg 490 Ritson Road South, wo Beatty steel single alls. | Jost eoniition, 490° Rite 35 CHEV. Bel Alr, V3, two fone, best Phone YUkon 52605. =o CHEV. Bela The Gov scien, CLs) 2 jou, ty "Stew" at Mike Starr's) BABYLAND "1 Bargains New ST Te bone INEUDE S041. pace stip, Tels. 1 dit ing $2200. Phone |; ---- smart metal body carriages, converts) i ---- re cellent condiiion, | ASking : "57 CHEV, four door, automatic, radio, to car bed, many colors, lowest price CHESTERFIELD bed, hardly used; point where it's important to] (instrument. RA. 59611 after 4.30 p od conditt | $37 1 ) b --JOMNSON 35 HP manual start, tween 6 and § pe BA 50 be amie ful panel Boxster" fessnanle, » JOePnbue BA [have records of small earth our OF ORDER ent condition. See it run! $475.; Hib" mattresses, $9.86 Playpens, $8.89. | CANVE: or (quakes, including the artificial "rye quake was so severe, Mr. 's Sports. RA 3-9311 2 FUSTAC oder, yellow, High chair, $780. Strollers, 8538, Wil [Oldsmobile discs. ft T0005; 50 Choy. [O1€S from nuclear explosions." |goy said, that the shocks it sent YORD, automatic, white- sell! WH 22144 Ajax. |son's Furniture, . urch Stree a Pontige fender skirts; '39 axel for| This requires the use of morejout eventually hammered hard clean. |= CHEVROLET sedan, AWNINGS, pla colors or gay stripes. fra ri 8, police car aerial. Phone delicate instruments than those] enough to put the seismograph that make up the present unit atout of order. "It took me 1% walls, - 348 Stevenson's Road North. radio auto. | Prompt service. Free estimates. Order| ONE Tot rod, Lawless Shell Service mate, recently overhauled, $650 or now for early delivery. Chair and table| FOUR Taw rT TRY hie ' ¥ RA oo2 a 0: Teanonl le|the university, Dr. Currie said. days to fix it." It also requires that the seismo-| An average of 80 shocks a year offer. Telephone RA 8-0558. | rentals. Cleve Fox, 412 Simcoe North. Station. 227 Simcoe Street South, 55 Chev., radio, $795; ck | Tazor service, | graph be placed on bedrock, and have been recorded in Saskatoon. bedrock is hundreds of feet be-| "49 CHEV. deluxe, four door, 20,000 miles on motor, 'extras, Apply Division Street, 50 FARGO panel, mechanically A-1, "The unit served a useful pur-| The most severe earthquake it pose so long as the main interest | recorded was one that hit Quetta, was in the location of intense|India, May 30, 1935, when 50,000 earthquakes," said Dr. B. W.| people were Killed. Currie, head of the physics de-| Earth tremors were recorded partment which has operated the/for an entire day and, recalls |seismograph. |Bert Cox," instrument technician "But now the science of sels-|in charge of the seismograph, {mology has developed "to the|. Students filed in fo watch the 59 pos radio, Must "55 radio, | ONE crib spring and mattress, one hobby spring horse, $10; $15; "54 Buick hard- 57 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent condition, top, $695; ELECTRIC razor. service. cufting both in '55 Buick hydromatic, $995. | peads low mileage, radio, whitewalls, wind- Easy terms. "Stew" at Mike qjectric razors. Trade in your old razor | LANGUAGE OF MATHS Try shield washers, $895 or nearest offer. Starr's, RA 5-5646. RA 5-3744 after 6. CUSTOM built car radios, complete on a new model. Meagher's, 5 King|® Street West. "53 PONTIAC sedan, mew paint, white [with aerial and installation, transistor I abi arises. 300 HP. PONT Se Tas Wi a | models. som. HS.05 Terms 83 down|.TLCIAL 2 cabin crulser, Y00 HP. 8-0328. cept older car. RA Avenue, | 299 Jasper | Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. RA 5.6511. Buchanan motor and trailer. Excellent | condition. Apply ' George | Orono 34R1%. | excellent condition. RA 5-2835. THREE ice boxes Fd sale, large. Apply 97 y oi Street, A. Loring,|WE pay highest prices in the city for used furniture. Pretty's Used Furni- ALLSTATE Auto Insurance, Save up to|'53 CHEVROLET hardiop, radio, good gEhHiNG bargains, Real low prices! |ture Store. RA 3-3271, 444 Simcoe South, 20 per cent. Six months to pay. For condition, best offer. RA 5-0319, Spring - filled mattresses, guaranteed BABY carriage, good condition, pls ideal for and low the surface in the Saskatoon area. NETWORK PLANNED Other principal seismographs operated by the Dominion Ob- Heaviest year was 1957 with 119. Only one earthquake is known to have occurred within the prov- ince, It was felt May 15, 1909, be- fore the seismograph here was in operation. "Once we thought we had cific problems," Mcllhone, school commission's associate says Dr. J. T. the Roman Catholic general director of English-lan- guage studies. Dr. Mcllhone persuaded the commission to approve an ex- In first grade, for example, children starting arithmetic are taught to think of numbers as the language of mathematics rather than arbitrary symbols. They may go through almost the whole of the first year with-| to put the problem in the form of an equation--42 plus x equals 92--which. may seem involved for such a simple computation but will be of much more use to the child later. Their grounding in theory I servatory are in Ottawa, Halifax, picked up a dandy of a quake Yicloria and Resolute Bay, | somewhere," Mr. Cox recalls. W.T. Dr. Corrie said the fed-|"The charts showed a distur- the children to approach hii problems the way a mathematician does; to examine out writing s, but this slow beginning several math- ematical concepts are taught '57 SUPER Olds, power equipped, low construction, Reg. 9.95 -- Wilson's mileage. Will consider small car for low price, $16.83, Smooth top high qual- trade in. Call RA 5-8471. ity mattresses, discontinued up for car bed. Very reasonable. Chadburn Street. RA 5-43 tickings | -- eee. Restonie, | | RADIO and record player, automatic; » periment with the system after personal service at your home eal; 2. observing it for several years in RA 5-280; | 53 CHEV. two-door Belaire, two owner | ear, exceptionally good condition. Must be seen to be appreciated. RA 5-2128 after 6. - "50 CHEVROLET motor, parts for "49 Chevrolet, RA 8-6705 after § p.m. "54 CHEV. % ton truck for sale, clean and new paint job. Phone RA or RA 8-8142. "5 CHEVROLET Biscayne, four-door, black with whitewall tires, 15,000 actual miles. Must sell this week. RA 8-1203. reduced and one of a kind, Serta, Marshall, Simmons, CUSTOM 300 Two-door, six-cylinder, Low mileage, immaculate condi- tion. Original owner. RA 5-4035 or RA 5-7081 Beverly, | for quick sale from $22, Continental beds, spring - filled sturdy construction, | mismatched tickings, single sizes, Reg.| $44.50, clearance price, $24.50. Bupk beds, complete with ribbon springs, |B mattresses, guard rail and ladder Maple or Walnut, price complete, $58. Roll-a-way cots complete with mat. tress, $16.95. Wilson's Furniture, 20 Church Street. roll-away bed; sage pad; 8-1773. GOOD steel oll furnace, casing and ipes, perfect condition, $50. Phone RA 5-1797. suncot; Niagara mas- like new, reasonable. RA | fa government is planning a network of seismographs in Can-| |ada, all located on bedrock and spider had somehow got into the| about 300 miles apart. The likely location for a new! bance of very high intensity." An investigation showed 'a equipment, throwing the delicate mechanism off balance." 1 -FT. by 8 ft. outboard cabin cruiser, completely outfitied with or without engines. RA 8-6114, GUNS, and rr sup- VACUUM cleaner, repairs, all makes, parts, brushes, guaran- "59 DEW 1000 hardtop as mew, radio, white walls, etc., 35 per gal, 17,000 miles, $2653 mew, sell $1950, trade, fi. pance. Rev. Kartechner, RA 3-4035, 154 Albert or 462 Cromwell. *57 LINCOLN convertible, fully pow- ered, executive driven, with low mile- age, will consider smaller car, suitable for 'lady In trade, with terms if ne- cessary. Phone OLiver 5-3469. PRIVATE SALE 1956 LAURENTIAN CONVERTIBLE Automatic -- Custom Radio $1,450 1960 STUDEBAKER LARK Two-door Sedan Delivered Fully Equipped at $2485.00 SABYAN MOTOR SALES feed rebuilt machines. Estimates free. Rentals. Vacuum Cleaner Repair Serv- ice. RA 8-0591 anytime. NEW finish for your old asphalt shingle roof, '"Tempgard" colored aluminum paint,' by Benjamin Moore, will refin- | ish your present asphalt shingles, to give them additional years of wear, and In new colors. See Edgar's Paint and Wallpaper, 34 King Street West (opposite Dominion Store). used. Complete selection. We finance our own accounts. Terms to suit your| budget. See Dominion Tire Store, | Church and Bond. HIGHEST. prices paid for used furni- ture, also sell and exchange. Contact BOATS, motors and trailers, new and | ; plies, new and used, terms 10 per cent down. Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond Street West. RA UNCLAIMED storm doors, all sizes, $19; windows, $5 and up. Colonial | Aluminum Industries, Ltd., 515 Brock Street North, Whitby, MO 8-5861. NEW automatic water heater, lined, 50-gallon. RA 8.5524. SIMPLICITY garden tractor, 8 HP,| good working condition, with tiller. | 3 elephone RA 5-1047 or call 595 Stone| glass Scientists Study Life 1 0f Salmon NANAIMO, B.C. (CP)--Even {people who get their salmon from 5 CHAMPION outboard motor, 7.5 HP, |excellent condition, built for speed, [zoone RA 3-4065 between 5 p.m. and |cans know the fish is a battler. Most have seen pictures of them fighting their way upriver past REFRIGERATOR: for summer cottage. 5-3931. Admiral, suitable Telephone RA Community Furniture Store, 19 Prince Street. Phone RA 8-1131. PETERBOROUGH boat, ped. Johnson 5 motor, Tee-nee LIMITED 334 RITSON RD. S. Dial RA 3-346] dL PHONE RA 8-0296 SABYAN MOTOR| SALES LTD. STUDEBAKER, VOLKSWAGEN SALES and SERVICE 334 RITSON RD. SOUTH OSHAWA, ONT, Tel.: RAndolph 3-3461 BUYING OR SELLING SEE 48--Automobiles Wanted LAKESHORE |ears for wrecking. Highest prices paid, |5 Pm. trailer. Call Bowmanville MA 3-3970. [SIX u used Peterborough 15 foot fisher- want | |man boats. Telephone RA 1412 after Auto Wreckers RA 5.1181, '51 TO '54 CAR, Chevrolet preferred, consider others. Phone RA 3-911 after All aluminum products -- Doors, windows, shower doors, awnings, TV towers, paving. One contract, nothing down. For free estimates call-- Aluma Seal Co. RA 5-9365 ANYTIME HOUSTON GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION BRAKE CAL ISTS eo PLETE BRAKE SERV MOTOR TUNE-! Up E AND GENERAL REPAIRS. Once a year clearance of TV SAVE on Austin A-40 wheels, tires, tubes, starter motor, clutch assembly, rear mirror, radio, 6 or 12 volt. RA 8-0930. CAR radio, Fairisle knitting machine, RA 5-9448. GENERAL Electric under counter dish. washer, new, suitable for small res- taurant, $175 or best offer. RA 8-6741 after 6 p.m. TWO - piece chesterfield suite, like new, four chrome kitchen chairs, cel- lerette coffee and end tables, lamps, Sccasional chair, rug. 50 McLaughlin vd, ELECTROHOME Hifi with radio in blond and autumn leaf mahogany, beautiful console styled cabinets, - 35" wide. Original price $309. Clearing at $189 Meagher's, 5 King Street West. ment so they will themselves, the salmon are trans- rapids and waterfalls to the spawning ground. But scientists at the Pacific Biological Station here are trying to determine just how much pun- ishment a salmon can stand and still spawn normally. They're interested primarily because of the problems raised by power development and con- struction of dams on rivers in which the salmon spawn. Captured with special equip- not injure ferred to a tank and then to a glass-fronted container with sim- ulated river currents and a com- fortable gravel bed. All of this is carefully watched by Dr. Rolly Brett and his as- sistants at the station. After initial stages, the salmon are exposed to rigorous condi- tions, To study their behavior, 24-hour watches are set up and when spawning time comes the scientists are like expectant fathers. "But even if they keep power off the Fraser River, we'll still have another problem," said Dr. Brett. "That problem is pollu- tion." In dealing with this aspect of in the spawning stage. "The experiments will years," 'said Dr. Brett. on. salmon can stand." George Russell, director of math- el publishing firm. the experiments, the water is to be polluted. Many fish will die. Pollution will be eased gradually to determine at what point a fish can continue its natural existence take "Forty years from now we'll probably have a thick book on our studies . and these still will be carried "We will suggest what is to be done to continue the species. We will be able to tell just what the| some of the 1,500 United States school districts where it is in use. DEVISED IN CHICAGO The father of the method is matics for a Chicago textbook years earlier than under the con- ventional system. For example the theory of the equation and the use of letters to symbolize unknowns are taught in the third and fourth the structure of the problem to see if it fits any of the patterns they know. The result, it is contended, will be students better prepared for higher mathematics. But more grades as are the recognition of Since his first informal discus- geometric figures and linear im ant it may mean students terete In Hiahes dents sions with mathematicians 19'measuring, while the concept of|matics. Air Force Career Ended By Crash By THE CANADIAN PRESS Air Commodore J. G. (Joe) Stephenson, one of the RCAF's best-known senior officers who died in a plane crash Friday, April 29, was a bluff, dark-com- plexioned world traveller with the build of a heavyweight prize- fighter and the savvy of a car- cer diplomat. A 22-year career ii the air force: during which he travelled widely and made many friends at home and abroad gave him an intimate knowledge of major| world capitals and he was proud| of his reputation as # man who knew the choice places to eat and entertain in London, Paris, Rome and other cities. The 46-year-old air force vet- eran from Windsor, Ont., was one meet in Montreal May 7-8. He usually shot as a member of a five-man team representing the Ottawa Skeet Club. His wife, only a few days before his death, had won the 'ladies' championship at the Capital of Canada skeet shoot at Ottawa. Until his death he was chief of personnel srevices at air force headquarters in Ottawa. Previ- ously he had held posts with Eastern Air Command, Halifax, was on the Canadian joint staff in Washington and attended an Imperial Defence College course in England. Joe Stephenson didn't like to have his name misspelled and in and both had been entered in hte Quebec province and Canadian henson so that acquaintances wouldn't spell it Stevenson. SAFETY RECORD He was jealous of his record of getting his charges on air trips to their destinations safely and on time. On the London-Paris hop of the St. Laurent tour, a member of the party, hearing of icing con ditions at Paris, asked whether there was any danger. "Well," he Ariss. "we're fly ing the prime minister of Canada and we flyers want to get home too. We're not taking any chances." And on the flight back to Ot tawa, after 26,000 miles the C8 landed just 17 seconds before the geieduled 9:30 p.m. on March Europe he pronounced 'it Step- 17, OUTBOARD motor, 1950 Mark 78, elec- tri hone OLiver TED CAMPIN MOTORS 607 KING ST.--OSHAWA (Just East of Wilson Road) RA 3-4494 Res. 5-5574 CASH FOR YOUR CAR VAN HEUSEN MOTORS 149 KING ST. W. SPOT CASH PAID FOR Good, clean cars. Trade up or down. Liens paid off. DODD MOTOR SALES 314 PARK RD. S. RA 3-942] ANDY NAGY'S BODY SHOP MERCEDES-BENZ DKW. SALES & SERVICE 408 KING W., OSHAWA RA 3-7132 BETTER USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Any Moke -- Any Model Condition Guaranteed $25 DOWN EASY TERMS Expert Service BEFORE YOU BUY GIVE "STEW" A TRY. AT MIKE STARR'S 314 'BLOOR ST. W. 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"But he smiled when the child added: 'resistance, that is some- thing with which you are famile iar." CHICAGO OF CANADA The French reporters told of the President's short stay in Montreal and wrote that from the second largest French-language : city in the world he was to move Some wrote with humor about|on" to Toronto," the Chicago of the oh oquist expressions used Canada. "» by . French-Canadians and about| the different meaning Quebecers| W: Reisrence Was made, to What give to some French words. escribed as the "blunder of the CB('s French-language ra- CHAR FOR CAR dio network in carrying on the The correspondent of Agence|day of de Gaulle's arrival a pro FrancePresse, for instance Sram of tribute to the late Mare thought it strange that the word|shal Petain, Vichy France's ware "char" in Quebec means an auto.|time leader. : mobile. 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