The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

Prepare Meet SEIGNIORY CLUB, Que. (CP)-- | Preliminary work got under way for the 19th annual joint con- vention of the Dominion Marine Association and the Lake Carriers Association of the United States with indications that interests of the two inland shipping organiza- tons in the St. Lawrence seaway {will bring about a record attend- | ance. The annual gathering brings to- gether not only the ship owners |and ship captains who operate on {the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence | waterways but officials of govern- {ment departments concerned in |each country. | John Paterson of Fort William. president of the DMA, said an | attendance of 250 or more for the | joint gatherings is expected. Pre- | vious high was around 190. "So far as the DMA is concerned, ----- [Marine Men Cochrane Man Flew, Rode Camels, Mules, Tarins In World Trip TORONTO (CP) -- Seven years {of globe-trotting adventure have | ended for 29-year-old Don Marwick | who has returned to his home in | Cochrane, | Mr. Marwick worked his way around the world by airplane, camel, mule cart, reindeer sled, | train, bus, snowmobile and jeep. | When other forms of transportation {were not available, he walked. During his travels he organized |sports in a British holiday camp, {helped build air bases in North Africa for the United States, and was. combination dishwasher and paymaster at an American iron mine in Africa. Mr. Marwick visited his brother William in Toronto before going back to northern Ontario. Recounting some of his. adven- tures, Mr. Marwick sald he shared a log cabin with a family in Lap- land and spent seven months in the cave dwellings of Berber fribes- men in North Africa. TRIPLE CEREMONY In Liberia, he married an Eng- lish girl--three times. Mr. Mar- wick sald three marriage ceremon- ies were necessary: one to satisfy Liberian law; one in the British embassy in Monrovia and one in the chapel of the iron mine where he was working. Shortly after the marriage, both Mr. Marwick and his wife had a near brush with death when a poisonogs mamba slid from be- tween the pages of a magazine Mrs. Marwick was reading. Her husband cut the snake in half with a cutlass. BBEST QUALITY THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, January 18, 1958 48 Reds Increase Influence Throughout Africa Sphere LONDON (AP)--Soviet Russia is|claimed later he was at the centre increasing her influence in Africa, |of a widespread espionage network. Western experts on African affairs| In the Sudan, which became an report. They cite advices from dip-| independent republic Jan. 1 the lomatic representatives which say: | government is weighing, a Soviet In Libya, along the northern|offer to establish full diplomatic, roof of Africa, Russia's first am-|trade and economic relations. The bassador, Nikolai Ivanovich Gen-| Sudanese also are understood to be eralov, is establishing a full'scale| considering informal suggestions diplomatic mission with 18 aides.|from the Communists that econ- Generalov was Soviet ambassador | omic and technical aid will be in Australia at the time of the!available tc them if they should defection of Vladimir Petrov, wholask for it. Stuffy Nose? Reupy Throat STOVE OIL Cw Menthol vapor ® Prompt Delivery! A + Tt goes UP 3 ® Courteous Service ! son Dial RA 5-1109 i VIGOR OIL CO. LTD. 78 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA we will study the possible effects {of the St. Lawrence seaway on | the industry," said Mr. Paterson. { "The competitive interests of the | companies which make up our or- ganization will still remain. | "But as an organization with joint mutual interests we natur- ally will be concerned with ail phases of the seaway. These will| range from navigational problems throughout the inland waterway to the: question of foréign shipping engaging in coastal and inland Bal CARRY THE FLAG opening of Canada's 82nd Parlia- | ried their flag for the first time | the Royal Canadian Mounted ment in Ottawa, this year car- The Mounties who took part in the ceremonies prior to the Appeal to UN On Red Chin Forced Labor Painful Piles OIL BURNERS aw FORCED AIR UNITS 10% DOWN 5 YEARS TO PAY! PAYMENTS AS LOW AS 5.92 PER MONTH ON OIL BURNERS GEO. THOMSON -.... 125 CONANT -- Free Estimates Day or Night A Police is seen with flag aloft in for many years. The contingent the Parliament onli VALUES GALORE! DON'T MISS THIS BIG SELLING EVENT! | concentration camps, said the mis- always carried out an exclusively feeling of revolt" was not confined sionaries felt certain the great ma-| religious plane," the appeal said. | to fellow Catholics, but also on be-| jority of their prison companions| "Some of us were tortured, oth-| half "of those thousands of men | were, like them, deprived of thelers had their hands tied behind|/Who are now cramming Chinese |"most elementary protection of|their backs or were handcuffed Prisons and who cannot make their Justice." night and day for six months at|voice heard." "We never took part in any|a time." . | political activity whatsoever, and| The document said "our pity and | HONG KONG (Reuters)--More han 70 formerly imprisoned Ro- man Catholic missionaries, includ- ng 13 Canadians, have appealed o the United Nations to look into] Red China's "prison and forced bor regime." | | The missionaries, all former| brisoners in Communist China, in-| lude seven Canadian and two merican priests; six Canadian huns, and French, Spanish, Dutch, G an, Belgian, Italian and Irish missionaries. Some of them spent ip to four years in Chinese jails. | The appeal, addressed to the UN| nternational commission against! Here is a nice, clean, easy way to get real relief from the nagging distress of swollen, painful piles without the inhcone venience of ointments, pile pi restores , pile pipes or supe he secret Is in taking just one Hem-Roid Tablet, aking Juss o S Hall three times a day. Works through "effec tive INTERNAL action. Quickly eases constipation, relieves itching, soreness and pain. Helps shrink piles and permits them to heal. Why suffer needlessly when Hem-Rold offers you so much, Get a package today. See for yourself how nice Hem. Hoid is to use, how effective it is and how much more comfort it will quickly bring you. All drug stores, Low cost. Money re- funded if you are not 100% pleased. LADIES' HOUSEDRESSES Colorful frocks n pleasing 1 00 assortment of new Spring styles LADIES' RAYON AND NYLON BOYS' WALTON STRIPE Smartest Sanforized melton stripe flannel, blue. Breast pocket. Pull-in waistband. Sizes Solid color, soft absorbent towels in a good generous size, approximately 20 peach, turquoise. Reg. 79¢c each. SELL OUT in season's newest bold | f , , colors of green, maroon 00 8-14. Reg. value 2.98. RATH TOWELS x 40. In flamingo, gold, green, blue, white, $ 9 PRICE, PAIR MEN'S WOOL WORK SOX A good weight ell-woel sock, in @ medium rib thet is comfortable and absorbing at the same time. Reinforced heel and toe. Grey only. Reg. 79%. . 43 LADIES' LUXURIOUS WINTER COATS A final clearance of our finest Winter coats, In eoll- wool blanket cloths, fleeces, repps, polos, tweeds. Many imported fabrics to from. These coats retailed earlier in the season $20 BOYS' and patterns. Sizes 12-20. Reg. 2.98. SELL OUT PRICE ......... ; SEER La 1 BRIEF Be early for these as they wont last long. Smart novelty rayon weaves with nylon lace 20 Jor] 0 pink, blue or BOYS' AND GIRLS' LINED JEANS M, L. Reg. 79c. as high as 69.95. Sizes 12. SELL OUT PRICE 20. SELLING CJT PRICE . .. "Squeezing" may fool you because soft. mess is not a true test of freshness. But with Jane Parker Bread there's no need to "squeeze", no need to guess - just Jook at the date! The date on the wrapper is your guar antee of "proven-fresh" flavor. This is important because when freshness fades, flavor fades. see how NUTRITIOUS ! Like all modern breads, Jane Parker White Bread is EN. RICHED for better nutrition. The complete list of nutrients, including generous amounts of Sunshine Vitamin D and health- ful calcium, proves that penny for penny Jane Parker gives you more vitamins, calcium, iron and pro- tein than any other of Canada's 6 leading brands! N \Ts Maybe you don't quibble about pen- nies when it's quality you want. Fine. But why pay more than you have to? Jane Parker offers you real savings on a bread that's made of the finest ingredients (we actually pay pre- mium prices for many of the most important ones). Try Jane Parker Bread -- double your money back if you don't agree it's your best buy! The Quality Loaf! * When compared with like quality breads, pe Suita 757 FOOD STORES ~~ J AP Beautiful patterns, beautifully tailored, soft cotton flannel, finished with double yoke, breast pocket, sizes 6-14 years. Reg. 1.97. DOUBLE BED SIZE BED SPREADS Double bed size, beautifully tailored In en over-all striped design. Woven from sturdy rayon and cotton fibre threads. In multi-color Jeilomed striped. Reg. 23 "SELL OUT PRICE » MEN'S PLAID SPORT SHIRTS Made from a fine soft American cotton flannel. Ideal for dress or sport. Regulation shirt style, in colorful bright plaids and checks. Tailored from sanforized cotton flannel, Sizes S, M, L. Reg. 3.98. SELL OUT PRICE - n BOYS' - GIRLS' Smartest 2-tone styles, with full zipper front, warm quilted shot-silk over wool lining. Mou- ton fur collar, snug- fitted waistband. Sizes h n 0 i 6-16. Reg. Value 10.95 9.95. SELL OUT PRICE SURCOATS Warm and cosy. Heavy fine nmylo-gab with Mouton fur collar, quilted lining and self-belt. Assorted colors. Sixes 00 b- 8-14 years. Reg. 10.95. KIDDIES' LINED BOXER JEANS Tough wearing denim rivet reinforced and extra stitched, all around waist, gay color- ful cotton, flannel plaid 00 li ® 8 1.9 CHILD'S AND BOYS' PARKAS Long wearing gabardine with warm kashe quil lining, full zipper front, detachable wolf trimmed hood elastic waist for snug fit, SER 493 four pockets in Brown only. Sizes 4-14, Reg. CHILD'S FLEECE-LINED AND FLANNELETTE 9.95. SELL OUT PRIC! Soft fleece-backed cotton or warm cosy flannelette. Footed legs -- button back, drop seat, in pink, yellow or blue. Sizes P 1-4 years. Reg. 1.39. SELL OUT PRICE Terrific Value! Sanforized shrunk jeans, triple stitched seams, bar tacked and riveted at strain points. Front Stee dtp hat 2.44 PLAID SURCOAT 4.98. SELL OUT PRICE ... 100% all-wool 24-ox. plaid blanket cloth, with 7-1b. wool quilted kasha lining; Mouton fur collar, full zipper front; , inner storm cuffs. Smart plaids in green, blue, red, brown. Sizes 2-6x. Reg. 9.98. SELL OUT PRICE 8.00 LADIES' NYLON TRIMMED Full length and soft silky rayon jerseys, @ wide nylon trimmed lace bodice and arid Mth nt 9603.00 blue, maize or BOYS' ALL-WOOL LONGS Reg. 2.98. SELL OUT PRICE 100% all-wool flannel longs C | with boxer waist for snug fit, zipper fly, cuffs. Sizes 2-6x. ™ Hd 2,98. SELL OUT 22 KING St. West