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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, Mey 28, 1960 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Continued from Page 15) §0--Articles For Sele 50---Articles for Sale IBLLING furniture? We'll buy i. Re ators, TV's, washers, pi » roves, ete, For gash offer, contact ® Prince Brest, RA 81131, WENDIXE and Thor washer, Jona wowsr and hand mower, # 3 srooder and feeders, Hotpoint stove, etc, MO a cider barrels, all sizes, WINE and isd oak, lowest prices, Oshawa Hard- ware, B Church. RA 37624 _ ald or, Apply 975 Busns BOOSEY and Hawkes saxophone, like ~ | new, reasonable, Phone RA 39203, [SEWING machine Singer, portable, electric, excelignt eondition, from #25 up. RA 52591 SE USED parte and repairs for all makes of wringer type washers, % HP motors » to "., guaranteed reconditioned » stoves. Paddy's Market, PAINT, interior, exterior, $2.95 gallon. Al colors, Gusranteed. Fiat, gloss. Sshaws Hardware and Electric, , § Church Street, RA 3.7024, = SPECIAL 31' cabin erulser, 100 HP. Buchanan motor and trailer, Excellent condition. Apply . A 2 WION Biores -- fires, Bab FELVEVIBION sels for vent; aise radios, wip lamps and record Jaren, Meagh- ws, 5 King -3428, and trailers, new and West, RA BOATS, motors od. Complete selection, We finance own acooun budget, Ses Church and 4 ts, Terms to' sult your Dominios Tire, lore, Bond. KEEP your basement dry with & de humidities from Parkway TV, # Simeoe Street North RA 33043, NO-WAY Rug Co. hss been appointed Pilter Queens Vacuum, BOAT, motor and trailer, in perfect condition, fully equipped. Phone RA 079 . wees soe ---- BLECTRIC refrigerator, ae foot, good condition at 235 Bruee Street, FAINT, interior, exterior, $2.06 gallon, Al colors, Guaranteed, flat, gloss Oshaws Hardware and Electrie, Church Street RA 37624 SET of books (Encyclopaedia cans), one year old, reas phone RA 8.5214 WE pay highest prices in the city for used Ameri. eo, Tel furniture, Pretty sed Furni- ture Store, RA 35271, 444 Simcoe South, ROA VICTOR stereo four speed, with auxiliary 0 LJ $40.95. Terms arranged, Meagher's 3 ing WAR space heater, chrome kitchen (table, radio, double bed and mattress, cider barrel, Owner gone west. Apply Thickson's Road North ROLLAWAY bed, radio and record sun cot, vanity, good condition 773. BOAT, molded plywood pace ship, all hardware, centre deck and fins 18-horsepower Evinrude motor and econ. trols. Trafler with licence and lifebelts, 8850 or best offer, Phone MOhawk 3096 1" PLYWOOD oar top boat, 54 beam, semi-V bottom, reasonable. 100 Farewell Avenue Street West ONE pair drapes, red floral pattern, ---- 70s | SEE HOME APPLIANCES | $10. One studio couch $15. On ug, green fone on tone, $20, RA VERANDA and window. canvas awn: ings, four venetian blinds, two com bination doors, all in excellent eon: | tion,. very reasonable, Apply 378 vision Street SET of golf clubs, transistor white enamel! annex stove, CC eyele, Phone RA 5.7602 after § p.m OWN your own business! Get started now, Take advantage of one of the fine a Di -- radio, trl. business opportunities advertised today - , [ELECTRIC razor service, 8 dition for ven _ouble G machine, chesterfield suite, | 3 | exc Hampton, CO 3241. ONE double-neck Gibson Hawaiian slec- tric guitar, with amplifier, One Spanish guitar, electric box, Rig controlled with al model brand new, RA 5-5125. GREST prices paid for used furni- ture, also sell and exchange, Contact Community Furniture Store, 19 Prince Street, Phone RA 8-131 cutting heads, cords, ete, for all makes electric razors, Trade in your old razor on a new model, Meagher's, 5 King Btreot West, i #00,60 Smooth top mattress fox, only be with the purchase of any bedroom suite over $149, Our Sth Anniversary Special! Barons' Home Furnishings 424 Simcoe Street South. arge size tricycle in § eon. to 8 years, 24" front wheel, somi-pneumatic tires, cost $24.95 new Private, Dial RA 32150, TENTS, sleeping bags and camping {equipment best selection, y terms Dominion Tire Store, 48 Bond West 's6 JOWNSON outboard motor, 15 hp, $225, RA 52129, GE TELEVISION, late model with new picture tube, with one year warranty #89, Terms $10 per month, Meagher's, § King Street West BOAT, motor and trailer, reasonable, RA 85-5810, le. [18 PT. Keencraft "moulded plywood bost, 18 HP Mercury motor, Tee Nee trailer, used one season only. Price for quick sale. OL 54436 EVINRUDE 2% HP outboard motor, good running condition, RA 56057, "| ORIGINAL oil paintings for sale, 1and- scapes, farm scenes, Must be seen be appreciated. Reasonable. Phone 1238, CABIN cruiser, 21 ft, complete on trail er, 100 horse powered Buchanan moter, Jent condition, Apply George A Laing, Orogo, Ont. Phone 34 R 12 15° BOAT, 1989, 36 HP Evinrude motor RA 5.7017 |ON¥ tourist tent, used only one week to RA end -8 by 8, Phone after 5, OL 5.4591, | ZENITH transistor r , wide range of prices; also batteries for all makes of transistor radios, Meagher's, 5 King |Street West. | FINDLAY~ Apartment size heavy duty range; Thor wringer type washer, with | automatic timer, Like new. Reduced price. Phone RA 58240 Noted Elm 'Tree Dies WINNIPEG (CP)--The Wolse- lev Avenue elm, which gained national notice in 1957 when housewives stood guard fo pre- vent it being cut down, is dying. Alex Gudziak, University of Manitoba ree specialist, grafted eight saplings onto the 95-year- oid elm in May, 1969. But last winter seven of the saplings were ripped away by unidentified in- dividuals, Mr, Gudziak says he cannot es- timate how long the three will survive, A small tree lived for five years under similar condi- tions but the elm in the middle of Wolsely Avenue is considered too old to last that much longer. The last of the eight saplings feeds life to the upper limbs. The branches budded late and the leaves will be small The elm is in Winnipeg's west end. Housewives objected when city councll approved its destruc. tion as a traffic obstacle. Their campaign to save the tree was successful but soon after council agreed to their demands, a series of attacks on the elm began. It was set afire, dyna- mited and mutilated. No city department will take responsibility for the tree now. The parks board says it is not its problem: because it is in the middle of a road. The engineer- ing department, which tried for |vears to have it chopped down, rofuses to have anything to do with the tree. Witchcraft 'In Modern Medicine LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) Witch {doctors in Nigeria are giving [their mumbo jumbo practice a {modern touch, "The witch doctor has lost al lot of prestige in recent years aud this he dislikes," said Dr. Al- bert Helsher, 62, an American 'So missionary here for 38 years, now he's willing to treat a head- {ache with ap aspirin--providing| lits administered by him with the] | appropriate mumbo jumbo." | "Helsher says the spread of {modern hospitals is responsible| {for the medicine man's change of| .(heart. Tribal followers are hav- ling the opportunity to see mod OSHAWA LTD 90 SIMCOE SOUTH FOR FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Domestic end Commercial RA 5-5332 | | MAPLE GROVE -- The May | of the LNO Circle was| {held at the home of Mrs, George Black on Thursday evening. Those present were wel by the president, Mrs, Bert Snow- den, who gave the call to wor- ship. Mrs, James Brayley gave the study from the Hurlburt Book of the Bible, followed by prayer. reading on A "How Prayer Brings New Meaning to Life" | was given by Mrs, Bert Snowden, | READ MINUTES The busi period opened with the reading of the April minutes by Secretary, Mrs, Ced- ric Russell, and roll call showed 14 members present. The Circle will be in charge of serving two tables for the Sunday School an- |niversary supper with Mrs, |James Brayley, Mrs, Bert Snow- |den, Mrs. Jack Huwrrie and Mrs, |Cectt Burton heading the tables, The June meeting will be a joint meeting of the three Circles on June 7 at the church, Those {in charge will be Mrs, Cedric |Russell, Mrs. Dick Wood and | Mrs. Ken Kuhnke, | | LN.O. Circle lies | Holds Meeting 'In Winnipeg family siended Eutiskfich Su day Anniversary Services and were tea guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Begley on Sunday ening. Nine ladies from Maple Grove Women's Institute attended the district annual meeting at Black- stock, last week, Maureen Whalen entertained several friends on Saturday eve ning in honor of her 14h birth ly. Mr, and Mrs, Jim Laverty and family visited relatives in London over the holiday weekend, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Connors and family enjoyed a fishing trip to Fenelon Falls and Bobcaygeon on Monday. Miss Sandra Snowden, Kitchen- er, was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rogers and family. Mr, and Mrs. G ' Janice and Bonnie, Mrs. E, C. Ashton were Sunday tea guests of Mr, and Mrs. Orville Ashton and attended Enniskillen anniver- sary services, Mrs, Wally Bothwell, Shelley and Valerie were weekend guests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W | Mrs, Brayley conducted a game {time which all enjoyed. A lovely | lunch was served by the ladies in charge, Mrs, George Black, Mrs. | J. Brayley and Mrs, Albert St. Pierre, PERSONALS | Mr. and Mrs. Austin Larmer, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Richards and family, Bowmanville were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Beech lon the occasion of Mr. Beech's {birthday recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Hawk- shaw and family, Kitchener, were | weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs, Alan T. Snowden, Jim and David. Mrs, Tom McGuirk, Barbara Mrs. James Paterson, Mr. and. h a of Ln Tom ek: comers | Mrs, Raymond Pateroon attend: "muni stying whether rimiace | |celebrated birthdays during the | past week Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mills and 'NAUGHTY WORD FOR MEMBERS WELLINGTON, N.Z. (CP) It's getting so a New Zea- land MP can hardly have any fun Every session the Speaker issues a list of words and phrases to be banned hence forth im parliamentary de- bates. The list of expressions banned during the last ses- sion includes phrases such as "Get. out of the ditch," "Get ou! of the gutter," "Take the 5 | | guests of Oshawa, visited Mr, Ron Rogers on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hind- man spent a few days with Mr, enjoy the Tulip Festival Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mcintyre, Mary and Robes L. C. Snowden on Monday. " 3 | A Miss Monica Motton and GOr-|,n4" wit) grade their products ac-|ately began giving his r. m- don James, Toronto, visited 1 and Mrs. Jim Laverty and fa ily on Saturday Mr, and Mrs, Rose Ann and Louise, Mr. and " Milton Paterson, ed the wedding of Miss Beverley Phillips at Markham, on Satur- day. Miss Marion Essery, Courtice, was a weekend guest of her cousins, Judy and David Barra- ball. Mr and family wer Mr, Fairley, Ajax. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Snowden and daughters, Bowmanville, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. |Alan Snowden on Monday eve-| ning. and Mrs. Tom McGuirk e Sunday dinner and Mrs. Ross Falls, as well, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smythe, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs, Charles| Four of the seven already have in 1945, his differences with party| A former Moose Jaw hardware were Sunday |accepted appointments to other|doctrine were detected in 1952| merchant and now operator of a Dickson, Toronto, Spring Time Brings Fake Salesmen time to beware of the door-to- door salesman who peddles fer- tilizer that is almost all sawdust, bulbs that don't bloom and low- priced shrubs that are ready for the garbage. The Better Rusa n TORONTO (CP)--Spring is the |THE LIBRARY WORLD Children's Books From Other Lands (The following book reviews | For, you see, Tistou had the|in this crusade, she was sided were written by a member of amazing gift of green fingers, |by her grandfather, a gardener, the staff of the Boys' and or -- in the American edition --|and by St. Francis, before whose Girls' department of the Mc- |a green thumb. He could make statue she prayed for help. Beau: Laughlin Public Library). |flowers grow simply by sticking titully colored wash drawings of says that every year some shady salesmen turn up selling fertilizer that proves to be 90 per cent saw- dust and shavings, And #t expresses surprise that le are still being taken he says there is a flowering bulb {buried, The buyer is given in- |structions about wagering and | doesn't discover too late |there is nothing in the pot but |dirt. The bureau calls this the "expensive soil racket." Another operation is the sale of bargain - price evergreens that turn brown and collapse within a | month. The bureau conducted a 14-city |study of mail order tulip bulbs advertised by a company in the | northern United States. It offered 1100 bulbs for $1.69 but they turned |and Mrs. Eric Rigden at Prescott.| 1 to he "bulblets" and in test | They also motored to Ottawa t0| plantings, only 360 out of 1,000/to try "an entirely novel system | produced leaves. None bloomed |in the spring. Pow io 24 Save Jt emphasizes that there are direct observation. m, Toronto, visite many honest salesmen who will|with, he was sent to the garden- | |be pleased to provide references |cording to the standards set |by the Canadian Association of {Nurserymen, Purchasers should make sure | guarantees are specific and in will be made without [charge or at least w .at the {charge will be and the length of the guarantee period. More Faculty 'Members Quit WATERLOO (CP)--Seven fac- ulty members of Waterloo Col- lege resigned Friday. Their resignations followed a |decision by the Evangelical Luth- Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Coak, Pat|cran Synod of Canada not to fed-|with 14 seats to 36 for the CCF, and Alexis, visited Mr. and Mrs, [crate the college with the Uni./Mr, Thatcher described the CCF where he ran as a Liberal Sam Pine in Welland on Sunday. [versity of Waterloo: The college|party as an "octopus that must They molored on to Niagara |intends to become an independ- be killed." |ent degree-issuing liberal arts college. Canadian libraries are forty. his finers in the ground. 'And, | Angelique's village illustrate this nate in being able fo choose 'ecretly, he began to use this|story that will appeal to children Shey books from those puuiis...u Sift to make people happy. He/from eight to ten in Great Britain and the United|covered the prison walls with I v States ag well as in their own|tlowers and made them so beau-| PIPPI IN THE SOUTH SEAS excellent translations of books|tiful that the prisoners did not|Py Astrid Lindgren, translated weilien in other languages, The|/want to leave. rong the Swe on Sey books reviewed here come to us, He brought h y-OMneE, 51 ves from France, Germany and|ty a child tn odor oa Aealthi ture of Pippi Longstocking to Sweden. brightened the lives of slum rii8 delight to English-speaking dwellers and the animals in the children. Many a child in rebel TISTOU. OF THE GREEN|z00, and stopped a war by chok- | oh against adult authority, must FINGERS, by Maurice Druon,|ing the gun barrels with "climb.|T¢¥€] in Pippi's naughty actions translated from the French by|ing, romping, clinging plants w|and daring replies to the admon- Humphrey Hare, is an allegory| But ne made the sad diseovery Lone of her "elders and bet- | v that will appeal to the select few| [ters™, Shillarey who appreciate nuance| at Sedln Wag vie 3) thal How. oy bok. PAPA, the freckle. AIA. A ive Tio, that he" hou posses ren foo he wv Te pa manufacturer and his beautif 3 Sch miraculous powers? Hisales on a voyage to the south mother in a large house njfccret was finally revealed by|ccas to visit the 'island where Ak foi Wa e ntl he daisies when he left this|jier father had been made, king lo shel tan A pe wras S¢htiworld to follow his beloved Tis delightful nonsense will be BE oy fi h ot hn 4 friend, the gardener, to heaven. | enjoyed by children of eight te Suterem from other boys and TB Shatming Jaa hm altwelve. irls. proprs: 8 Since. He. sooma ately illustrated in a decorative] LIBRARY BRIEFS ts scemed doomed to style The Ontario Library Associa. failure there, his father decided tion annual meeting wag held in ANGELIQUE AND THE London, Ontario, at the Univer BIRDS, by Hans Baumanp,|sity of Western Ontario, from translated from the German May 24 to 27. Miss Abbot, Miss Katharine Potts, is the tale of a|Brooking and Miss Boes attend- little Italian girl's struggle tojed these sessions and also those who immedi-\save the birds who were killed|of the Institute of Professional n father|for the sake of their feathers Librarians which took place on i reports of his progress. during their annual migrations,'May 26 and 27. Child's Killer 'To Pay Penalty | CALGARY (CP)--A Supreme | Court jury Friday found Ronald |McCorquodale guilty of the mur- |der of 10-year-old Lynne Lefur- (Bey. He was sentenced to be (hanged Aug, 24. %-year - old defendant {of education". He was to learn |about tnings he should know by To begin| er. Mr. Whiskers, | good Saskatchewan Liberal Former Socialist Member REGINA (CP)--"I am opposed|At the time the CCF was de- to socialism in all its aspects be- manding higher family allow- cause of bitter personal experi-|ances and pensions. ence," says Ross Thatcher, a forme socialist now leading the QUIT IN 1955 Liberal party in an effort to un-| He repeatedly stra seat the CCF in the June 8 Sask-| CCF a Send oy erenel |atchewan election. away in 1955, claiming the leftist showed no emotion as the six- | Chosen provincial Liberal|elements were too influential. He|a0 jury returned after two |leader last September, at a time|sal as an independent ber | Pours of deliberation to give the |when the party formed the offi | until 1957 when he lost to Hazen merely shook his |clal opposition in the legislature|Argue, now CCF leader in the bead when Chief Justice C. C. {federal house, in Assiniboia| McLaurin asked him if he wished [to say anything prior to the sen- He failed again in the 1958 fed. tence. |eral election, running third be-| In his charge, Chief Justice Elected CCF member of parlia-|hind the Progressive Conserva- McLaurin fai at Sin ment 1 se r-Lake C o | Liv ict i i ent for Moose Jaw-Lake Centre live victor {weight on the testimony of a psy- chologist who said McCorquodale | verdict. He in The Oshawa Times Classified Sec: ton SALE SALE SALE Kitchen Chairs, $5; Tables, sizes ond colors at your re- quirement; Coffee Tables, $12.95; Step Tables, $12.95; Telephone Benches, $11.95; ern medicine at work and many| lof their ailments cured | |" During a recent smallpox epi {demic in northern Nigeria, mis-| [s'on doctors and nurses were |given the staggering task of vac | |cinating more than 4,000 Africans ! r when he suggseted during the three-section ranch at Caron was not insane. | Windsor and family. : On May 19 Dean Lloyd H. budget debate that family allow succeeded A. H. MacDonald he , : a Meo. I. C san is Speniiig |Sichants gon; Jottels to faculty ances and old - age pensions Moosomin who reitred as provin. Lynne's body was found last ew days with her son, Mr. and members asking them to state|should not be paid to families cial Liberal leader 1|Nov. 19 in the basement | Mrs. O. Ashton, Enniskillen. itheir intentions by Friday. |with income of more than $6,000 | health, le breast of gy A church, "a op dirty sneer off your face |fuests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Canadian universities. "Mongrel," "Half - witted," "Kookaburra" (an Austral- jan bird), "'Wilfully misrep- resented" "Calculated to mislead" "Non compos mentis," 'The member is not THREE rooms of furniture only $20. This includes chesterfield and chair, chrome set, bedroom suite, mattress, | spring, step and coffee table, boudoir | and table lamps, pillows, ste. $25 down| delivers! "Guaranteed Best Value!" Barons' Wome Furnishings, 434 Simooe| Street South WOTOR scooter, collapsible type, ean | be carried in car or boat, 985. RA 33381 Wii Bl . REFRIGERATOR in good eondition, ouble feet. RA 5.5383. TYPEWRITER 10-key adding machine, Smith-Corona cashier, new, $150 hast offer, seams. i i Twe table lamps and 1 Trilite $59.85 value, for only S¢ with the purchase of any chesterfield ever $149, Our Sth Anniversary Special! Barons' Pumnishings, 434 Simcoe Street South parts attachments, bru . teed rebuilt machines. Estimates free. Rentals, Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ser 8-080 -- ies. RA 4.0301 any tim AWNINGS, plain col y stripes. Prompt service. Free estimates. Order now for early delivery, Chair and table rentals, Cleve Fox, 412 08 SALE Aluminum Products eof the best quality ot the best prices, fully guaranteed Dounble hung windows only $18. Call now Lymer Aluminum Co RA 8.5385 Once @ year clearance of TV floor samples, limited quan- tity, else radio and record players, at prices to clear, PARKWAY T.V. 918 SIMCOE ST. NORTH RA 3-3043 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 SEE HOME APPLIANCES OSHAWA LTD. 90 SIMCOE SOUTH FOR FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE Domestic and Commercial FOOD PLAN THAT SAVES Government inspected Red and Blue Brand beef. Com- plete line of nome brand meats, fish, poultry, grocer: ies ete. Buy in bulk and save with 20th CENTURY FOODS d FAIRBANKS MORSE DELUXE FREEZERS Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping All Models Available CALL NOW RA 8.1128 FOOD AND FREEZER PLAN Complete lines of meats end groceries. Savings of up te 30%. Let us prove to you as we have to thousands of others how we can save the cost of the freezer with our proven plan. Canadian man ufoctured freezers, guaron- teed by d-Housekeeping Government inspected meats. Well known branded pre- ducts, all part of our plan to eat better for less. Phone RA 5.3709. Ne obligation Freezers $189 up. Compare before vau buy, Chrome Rocking Chairs, $15; Reclining Chairs, 3-piece Sectional V4 -Sofa, curved cen tre; Rugs: 4 x 6, $14; 6 x 9, $24; 9 x 12, $55; Kite ehen Chairs recovered, $3. AT... HONEST MIKE'S at Unbelievable Prices 184 SIMCOE ST, SOUTH Or Call RA 8.6053 between 7-9 p.m. 1960 STUDEBAKER LARK Two-door Sedan Delivered Fully Equipped aot $2485.00 SABYAN MOTOR SALES LIMITED 334 RITSON RD. § Dial RA 3.3461 51--Swep and Barter one electric stove, two-inch SUMP pumps, pressure sys | three-piece modern bath set : pipe and fittings; lawn mower outboard motors, boats, |H. Chinn, 288 Hillside 52--Legel Notices 1 will not be responsible for any debts |incurred by my wife (Daphne V. Ibbit {son), May 25, 1960 William Ibbitson "Immediate inquiries are invited for the demoli- tion of a residence in the City of Oshawa, Contact Thomas M. Rundle. RA 8-1763 NOTICE TO | CREDITORS AND OTHERS claims against the Estate of Joanna Watson, late of the Town eof Whitby, in the County of Ontario, ere re- quired to send full particulars of such claims to the under signed, solicitors for the Ad- ministratirx, on or before 31st of May, 1960, after which date the estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received JONES & GREER, 130 King Street Eost, Oshawa, Ontario | | | | | Expenditure Bill 'Obtains Consent OTTAWA (CP) -- Mr Robert Taschereau of the Su- preme Court of Canada gave {royal assent ori behalf of Gover nor General Vanier Friday to an {appropriation bill to meet gov. {ernment expenditures during {June and July | Four government bills and 12 private bills dealing with the in- corporation of insurance and pipeline campanies, previously pasted by the Commons and Senate, alse wore made law. | Justice office gas heater, cash register, Trade or terms. [iq open their control dams on the ceived © His latest proposal is to |a province-wide copuisonlffe scattered over a wide area In one village Helsher found the| local witch doctor using a thorn| [to prick the skin and applying a vaccine of his own concoction, The medicine man said he was |dicappointed that his vaccinations [failed to produce the usual sore {and scar associated with small. pox vaccinations. "I produced a packet of needles and the correct vaccine and sug- gested he'd do better with this magic needle," said Helsher. "It |wasn't long before other witch |doctors were doing the same-- and we were able to avert a ser- {ious epidemic." Bil By Hydr In Flood Area | TIMMINS (CP)----The Ontario |Hydro-Electric Power Commis- sion has billed suburban Mount: Joy Township $210 [or use of Hydro equipment during the re- cent floods, reeve John Atkinson sald Friday | "I blew my top," the reeve said. "There are so many poor people who have done so much land haven't asked for anything return," Mr. Atkinson claimed Hydro officials knew they would have |Mattagami River and couid have {informed the township much sooner. | TALENTED ARTIST | The famous French caricatur- ist Daumier, who died in 1879, Iwas also a serious artist of re- nown, Baptist Mi -- Turned Politician REGINA (CP) -- Thirty years ago a young minister was called to Calvary Baptist church at Weyburn in southeastern Suckat- |chewan, then the heart of the {drought area. The wheat lay {scorched in the fields. Unem- |ployment was widespread. | That was the economic (backdrop to Thomas Clement (Tommy) Douglas's entry into polities Now 56, a witty, polished speaker and master of repartee, he is seeking his fifth consecu- tive term as CCF premier of | Saskatchewan, taking 47 of the! Saskatchewan in the June 8 pro-|52 seats, vincial election NEW PARTY BECKONS Although he has been men tioned as a possible choice to] lead a new political party being fashioned by the CCF and Cana-| |dian Labor Congress, he says: | "I have begun a job in Sask-| atchewan. There's plenty of work for me in this province if the voters will give me a chance." A former 'lightweight boxing| |champion, the five-foot-six pre-| mier still possesses the zeal that | hammered through North Amer | ica's first comprehensive prepaid hospital insurance plan, public ownership of power and trans. portation and compulsory gov- ernmentrun auto insurance up orl: | __ |orable mentions for their safety fit to lick the boots of the prime mimister" "Your brains ere in a nutshell," "Stick to the truth," "Numb- skull," '"Muckraking" and "Buffoon." Safety Awards For 4 Cities | NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)| Hamilton, Windsor and Sault Ste |Marie, Ont, and Dorval, Que. {were named Friday as winners | {of Canadian Automobile Associa- tion awards for pedestrian safety programs in their population classes In announcing the awards CAA President R. J. Hastings said the response to the organization's | pedestrian program has "ex- ceeded our highest expectations." 'Canadian municipalities are giving increased attention to sav- | ing the lives of pedestrians, and we are encouraged by the fact |that 63 cities made submissions [In our pedestrian safety evalua | tion," he said. | Mr. Hasting also announced |award of special citations to Tor- |onto, Quebec City and Edmonton | for low casualty records in 1959. | Peterborough and Barrie re- itations for pedestrian | program activities, | Kitchener and Sarnia, won hon- | | | programs, The CAA pedestrian program is based on material provided by the American Automobile Associ- ation and adapted for Canadian conditions. nister |lcal-care plan, the hottest issue | lin the campaign and the focal | point of opposition by doctors' or-| ganizations, ELECTED IN 193% Mr, Douglas made his political debut in 1931 when he i de. feated as a Farmer-Labor candi- date in Weyburn in the provincial |election. The following year Wey- {burn sent him to Ottawa as a [CCF member and he remained | [until 1944 when he resigned to {lead the party to victory in When the legislature was dis- | solved and an election called this| year, the CCF had 36 seats to 14 for the Liberals and three for Social Credit. Born in Scotland, Tommy Dou- | glas came to Canada with his parents in 1910 but returned to Britain during the First World| War. He settled in Winnipeg in| 1918 and became a printer. He prepared for the ministry at Brandon College and took his MA | at Hamilton's McMaster Univer sity, He did post-graduate work at | the University of Chicago. in 1931 and conditions in the slums there convinced him that he would have to leave the church one day for politics. "I felt then some- JUDGED truth. thing practical had to be done to| better the lot of the loyed." ADVERTISING IS BY THE COMPANY IT KEEPS! Successful advertising must carry the ring of truth!! Customers must believe in a product before they will buy it!! READ IN THE DAILY PAPE People believe what they read in their daily newspaper. Media "profile studies" carried out by independent re- search organizations in several cities in the United States and Canada show that the public rates newspapers above all other media in "'believability". That is understandable -- newspapers exist only by seeking out and reporting the A reader studies an advertisement in a daily newspaper with a mind preconditioned to believe the message is true. He is not think- ing "It's all faked anyway." DAILY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING SELLS! The Osha Times Pl NJ The ring of truth precedes the ring of the cash register. That is why the daily news- paper is the basic advertising medium. Ad- vertising is judged not by glamour, but by sales.