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Ll an a a a a THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Friday, February 17, 1956 7 Board Decides [wn ed's Sun ioc ia Canning Price quality and $24 for No. 2s. Sweet TORONTO (CP)--A board of ar- corn negotiations also broke off with growers holding out for last bitration will decide the minimum prices Ontario canning crop grow- year's price of $25 a ton and pro- - cessors using to agree. * ers receive for the 1956 crop of sweet corn and tomatoes. Corn negotiators $ Negotiations between wers in its agreed on » terms of purchase and sale while some 12 key terms in tomatoes will be submitted to a three-man arbi- tration board to be decided along and canners broke off in Toronto with price. Thursday after a series of three| In both crops er negotiators different sessions which started| have been pressing for a uniform Jan: 31. The bargaining talks broke| growers' contract on which terms off with canners offering $2 a ton|of the negotiated agreement would less than the 1955 tomato price and| fused to agree to a uniform con- growers holding out for a $2 in-|tract and this Lot also will be crease. decided by arbitration. o 21 TV fe [] VV Fo TI LS St NEW 56 moos with "TOP FRONT" Tuning BUSH LEAGUE nding -- Pollards 6, Kuch Bi Johansens 24, Kingsway 22, Mille les 22, Oshawa Appliance 18, Osha' cket Club 16, Van's Garage 15. th one night to go Pollards g g the lead with a 52 win over V eh and Johansens stayed close game with Kuch getting the § pt. 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Tone control. ='379: Mahogany or Mende fimivh shabily higher Haines 201, people behave a lot more sen- N G Sav d . abiy." reek Political force ustralian LOCAL BO ne Knopf the crux of Mencken's ew . . d 1 uence was this: "ie vas 3 er conse mn 10 Challenge Radical Union Jets Ma and the most consistent man I ever| rR net, He believed exactly as bel pup BY Bil TERE, Greek REMY 10 Bike with Crees Y nice 452. Bernice Saramak, hig nd wrote, one! , de, Some other real good scores| Js " political force representing alll The Communist party has been 5 was all or nothing, four white- ahs differcuce be Ween Min ama shades of opinion from extreme| outlawed since 1987, To addition Ia od on hes, Alley Cats still on top, Lucky | believed. How he said it was what|left to right will challenge Pre-/to the Red-front EDA, the Dem- :Splifires are fled for 204 place, | heaved, "| mier Constantine Karamanlis' Na-| ocratic Union includes Constantine digots went down. one, Go.Getlery fa | 201 under the skin of others, Basi-| fl) Op) 421 Union in par-| Tsaldaris' Populjsts, George Pap-| MELBOURNE (Reuters) -- A re Getters walloped Toppers, Lucky 3 Sally ne iis Bolite. By Be. wasn't liamentary elections Sunday. andreou's Liberals, Sophocles small Australian-designed pilotless walloped Locals, Alley Cats wallop- 3 2 4 . Greece's coldest winter of the| Venizelos' Liberal Democratic jet aircraft soon may be zooming Sctawballs and re i hid LA FRAUDS AND SCOUNDR: Bs out, century is having little effect on| Union, the Nae Sen Nicholas across the skies of other Western : HM. Maclnally 452, 223, 229; Spice x". %| a paradox that has become part| the political Je. Braving bliz-| J} jas ip he oe, (Epo). the couniries at speeds approaching 416, 256; A. Reardon 412, 255, | of the Mencken legend in these ards and sub-zero weather, party| 08 i ea Ko |600 miles an hour. Saramak 202, R. Rock leaders have been flying over or Agrarian party and George Kar Bradley 218, C. Thompson il later years. As a reformer he was| qiol 0 "hough snow - covered|talis' Democratic party. It is called the Jindivik -- an , M. Nicholson 215, B. Taylor 210, E, not an iconoclast, and in seeking country to peddle their platforms.| Prior to formation of the Dem-| aboriginal word for a sheath in ncer 201, M. Inch 200. chage he had what Owens calls y '| ocratic Union, most political ob- hich } ; standing: Alley Cats 20, Luck) n "almosst puritanical" devotion The new alliance--an astound-| servers believed the Radical Union|" ich the aboriginal carries his [8 Soittires 30, lly H 1 to the "basic human virtues." |ing development on the local pol-| Lid win a majority of the 300| weapons. The Jindivik is regarded i" "He didn't go against the estab. ltical scene--calls itsell the Dem: ,,jisentary seats at stake. Now|by many air experts as the most lished mores," agrees Knopf. "He ton of 0m 60m minist-controlled| the Sgtcome is in Joubt. Raraman- useful target aircraft, under com- United Democratic left wing is followers are hoping 166 1254 mand guidance, available to the (EDA(. The premier's "Radicals" minute split in the opposition. [W. Adds Owens: ~The pre | The non-Communist Greek voter| Western democracies. 5 Uwens: are pro - Western defenders of : ' | J |is an individualist, putting stress| Originally, the Jindivik was in-| His war was against frauds and Greece's membership in NATO| the leader instead of the party | | ¥ ess | scoundrels." |and generally moderate in policy.| gf [ie ACRF HEEAC oP al, | tended for use only as a harml It was, as a maiter of fact, REDS OUTLAWED |by Red rebels in 1944 said she guided target to be shot at by y ; Mencken's rage against quackery, the Radical Union accused its would vote for Tsaldaris Sunday.| Otte: and other missiles. It was : rg --as he conceived it--anywhere in! noition - of playing Moscow's, Informed he had joined a political | anutac ured here for this pur-| they topped Oshawa Appliances | the world about him that more and risking landing G be- bloc that includes the EDA, she Pose at the request of the British score. In the other game M diverted hi ttenti from | ame, risking landing Greece | bloe a clude: LDA, | ministry of supply but it was soon d into the running also with § UMBLING FORT more diverted his attention from pind"the Tron Curtain. The. Dem-| said after some thought: {inistey of ; hut ) tout over the Cricket Club. Wo | emphasis on literature. acratic Union counters by charg-| "T'l still vote for Tsaldaris. He| tC, = beau idea aircraft in| Dan Taylor was high man withp.in.. of Wales shown in this | as a bastion against raiding ri | As the years passed, he took on ing the government with not vigor-' knows best." 8 uable experience in 2, 265) closely followed by Bd ¥ oUF boo It was built in 1732 | vals. an endless _array--politics, reli-| nigh speed Temote control mechan. | gogo Vaughan 6% by the Hudon's Bay Company /(CP from National Defence). on, national Drohibition, feds. | against abotlier two Hamilton men. sony. it fligh . 2 sunched, Manoey.} "a BT), 3. atte Pes a Br 4 James Mathers and Cyril Andrews, tics of enemy aircraft, and landed 1 . Bd to write 'Babbitt,' Nathan says, | "He b bsessed with lie] who also appeared today on four again without harm. Jy G. Taylor 639 (238, 231), G. adding: bias nae _O)sessed Wi 4) charges of rape. At Woomera, Australia's rocket- (259, 220), H. Nugent 632 (2M ar " . ., {tics," Nathan points out, "an he testin ora, et-| Bruce 627 (282), W. Stata 6} But it wasn't simply new writ-| wasted a lot of fine writing on) KITCHENER (CP) -- Fin: yes-| (Song Cen re, it is a daily sight Johansen 617 (253, 205), { pid tat Be paid attention, tu, bat transient matters" BRIEFS tericy Caleet damages estimated {0.5 the Jindivik, travelling fleas 5 established ones whem he fel lack-| i . iq. | the st , testing guide ameron 605 (234). ed proper audience. Through Knopf feels differently: | at more than $15.000 19 the build {missiles andt he fighting ability 0 singles were rolled by J. | friendship his infiuence on Dreiser Mencken changed his emphasis ing and contents of the Canadalgt pnjaneg gych as the Royal A 9, P. Danlels 28, A. Kuch Ed great, and much of Dreiser's it the 20s because the type of liter- | Cabinets and Furniture, 14. build-| tralian Air Force's AvonSabre Yet 9 a ned :oluma in the Baltimore Sun from later work was colored by Menck- Sture) be Janie was being pro: wINDSOR (CP) -- Chrysler ol 08. Firemen sald the ney. | fighter. | brton 213, B. Gilliland 210, | k11912 to 1917. |en's literary ideas." [ "Remember *oné thing: First Canada is suspending its truck Fe ' P: Shoay A. Botowsk; "There is a general impression) Another phase of the Mencken! ast and always, Mencken was a duction from Feb 2 to Mare %d MARKHAM (CP) -- Charles Min- thy 205, all{that this column endured for many| impact on belles lettres, Knopf newspaperman. Everything else : gemit Pp prot od {aker, 26, was arrested yesterday, The only man in the Lemeofflyears, but (its influence) was all points out, was his effect on the| was subordinate to that, £0%n%. It was nnoune ye er" charged with assaulting 15-year-old | D. Bennett of the Cri, .|exercised in that relatively brief nonwriting segment of the popula-| "He was in some kind of a bat. 92Y; About S50 meu wil be affect: Gerry Burrows last Saturday after am. am-| period," Owens points out. jou, as oprosed to the new, freer tle practically all the time. vet ¢1 by the shutdown. (2 Slowhall the boy threw struck a cma LEAGUE jon-| Through his magazines, the Mecd of expression. {my suspicion is that in the wide] MILTON (CP)--T h | passing car. ; ! -- sunnyside 18, tly |ccowling, cigar puffing Mencken, "He never won his whole battle field, Mencken never won a sin- oo have been laid as Police said the car's driver beat ners 13, Valleyview rand|concentrated his paign for a against censorship," the publisherigle victory except that first one yen arrested by police Wednesday the boy to unconsciousness. | Clowns 12, Kibitzera 1lenti-{uew realistic form of writing. By| declares, "but he certainly made to reform fiction writing." night. : saTnaker was released on $500 10, Troubleshooters acerbic writing, personal friend-| \llar, 29 hi : ' dio Me ship and diligent attention to con- ROOM AND BOARD aiames bath of 334 Arthur sunnyside increased theirj up. Stantly growing mounds of manu- peared before magistrate Beamer ith » 31 win over Radio. gapt|scripts; his influence surged forth, W. Hopkins yesterday. Their| pestroyers of about 2,200 tons NEW GERMAN NAVY being shutout by d ol : pie A tohiners: Valleyview angnan's Meuckes ii the idol, Owens oved up to a tie for " adds, of the whole younger genera- rue of 3-0° wins over the Un. Ba Rundle verve man's The bright, young men who had re 3.0 also, Sop Henry Leen Wilsonian idealists during Clowns bg in his| World War I now became the pas ; ooters sefage of Sionate cynic of thse twenties," the! hort - handed ¥eranil} J | newspaper editor says. "Not many od yRuceiler was nie any|Of them managed to break into the "289, #252) followed it about! Highly seleciive pages of the Mer- Bill Pi cury, but theusanas (ried. hen the top, sills wefchanges "All of them read Mencken." i a ow him! 'All of them read Mencken quot- J ed Mencken and did their best not {only to write like him but to talk case was adjourned until Feb. 24. | will be the largest ships in the SORRY, | The complainant in one of the new West German navy, to be FBT MY CHICONS {cases is the same as in a charge! completed about 1960. ARENT EMOTIONALLY SETTLED J] | RETAIL MERCHANDISING OPPORTUNITY YET AFTER THEIR LONG A | JOURNEY FROM AUSTRALIA. / Our expansion is' progressing et such a rate that our promotion from within policy cannot meet all our needs. As @ result, we have 1, 7 BUT I EXPECT THEM TO ' a limited number of positions for qualified people from outside our own organization. START LAYING IN EARNEST Men with hendising background, preferably retail, experienced BUT 1 GATHERED FROM THE STORY IN THE PAPER YOUR CHICOWLS WERE LAYING EGGS DAY AND NIGHT. THAT'S WHY I CALLED, TO BUY A DOZEN FOR HATCHING! | | I I i IN A COUPLE OF WEEKS... HOWEVER, I CAN TAKE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR EGES! oward 444 (231, 213), 5. raham. 438 (258), Ret single-| jike him." 194), Geo, Taylor 441 we Melnichuk 419 Ww Ameri-| nn aud Frank Zaccording pd singles were 258, Alan Masog ih ame ige233, Del Sibblock/00mMINg in i$, Marion Dingmapn Owens, 3 dan 28, Earl Fi Baltimore rt Taylor | Mike Siblog: Mencken Earl Rose 211, . Harvey 208, DaNCE ON 207, I Vi 3, oh 203 and getting Dot D Bette Jy the most | the dusty pages of letters was not all boon, Owens adds. froth, of course," new literary creed produced share of poseurs and frauds. But it produced, also, a magnificent list of writers. ERSUADED SINCLAIR Among these, Le the fiction Was the emergent Sinclair Lewis. 3¢ P The new wind sweeping across "Much of the movement was he says. 'The its Nathan recalls, t was the point of view, not in soft lines, hard lines or major appliance merchandise will have preference. Py Pe) disi in retail h retail experience. Write: SIMPSONS - SEARS LTD. Department 707 108 Mutual St., Toronto, Ont. PP g which can lead to broader responsibilities are here for self-reliant, energetic men with proven SAVE UP TO $80. ON ADMIRAL TV at FOWLER TELEVISION 16 BOND ST. W. RA 5-1685 SEE THE EXCITING NEW ADMIRAL RANGES AND REFRIGERATORS NOW Mae Lutz of adds George| of W vodvief\who worked the style of writing simply, that ON DISPLAY AT OUR STORE. of Sunnyside. | Mencken hailed when Lewis wrote for ihday mention, azine editof ; Street, and it was his in- k 3 2 ce that persuaded Lewis later - 2 3 - en. ~ Si danslal 7) : of your i Black and Tag whether the ne Siardad a) infiy- nopf rumbles. Man. Mencken did in-| wi yllows in litera- tema ® singles "' | zel Peaker ns Nathan and| Diive Short 276 Mencken's ee Se omingw But the list of| thors 20zuDgent, raucous) 9 Amita s like a "Who's KING STREr an entire gen- There were drum constantly | » admired--Mark " of the classic . WY with Jo-| t Theodore Dreis-| leading the Brit. es: contingents of | es," savs Owens. 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