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'S THE DAILY TIMES.GAZETTE, Monday, July 23, 1958 ° Ch arged City Evacuated - | Forger | § orgery Before Attack In Narcotics Case: | Oshawa was evacuated in theory A Toronto man is under arrest himself as "Dr. Ferrier" uest-each of the doctors without suc before the and charged with forgery follow-/ing that a narcotic ption|cess, it was learned, ing his attempt to have a narcotic|be filled for a "Mrs. Wilson" who| A second pharmacist told The prescription in a King street/would "pick it up in a few min- azette that on ' 4 Dalswa Civil Defence co-ordina- Times-Gi drug store with an order allegedly utes." afternoon at 4.30 a Knowing that Dr, C. W, Ferrier tore inquiring al been r Thomas Hopkins said 30,000 and Oshawa citizens had been theor- forged. his s | The man was arrested, in the (of this city had on YS tain narcotic," for two weeks and was still out of name of an Oshawa doctor whose, ee yy aot to thelpriday, two hours afier CD head: store after a pharmacist became suspicious and called the police. A[10Wn, the pharmacist who hadiyoice was well known second tipoff from Dr. G, B,answcrad the 'phone' explained: pharmacist. Doherty, of 118 Simcoe north, was We are not allowed to give out "p00 't the doctor so|JUArters had received the "Yellow also received by the police, | |Such 8 prescription without & writ-ly 4 eq Him for his 'phone Bum.|aicr fom Toronto CD headquar. pores: ten order from the doctor." After|; & oF ne DUM-\ters The yellow alert signifies {GETS CALL this remark the receiver 'hung|D® ould cal have been s | Said Dr. Doherty: "" t tol Fe PI ' up' on the other end of the line, | "Just before 8 o'clock Friday| "A few minutes later, a clerk in 'night a man came to my office|the same drug store, answerel the and remained there for about 10/'phone and what sounded like a minutes during which time I re- man's voice said: "This is Dr. hil , fused to give him a narcotics pre- Ferrier." The clerk said: "Your TN rth scription. While he was in my of-voice seems to have changed acist told fice the phone rang and it is pos-|doctor," and was told: "I have a|l sible that while I was answering it, |cold." this man may have palmed one of| Reminded that the store could my prescription pads without me not give Mrs. Wilson a prescrip noticing it. Some of these people|tion for narcotics without his writ- narcotic in stock are very quick with their hands. [ten order, the person representing "ay" ;eplieq that I didn't know "I had become suficiently sus- himself as Dr. Ferrier replied: | poner we had it in stock or not . picious of the man's actions that|"I'll either drop it in the mail to|; 55xeq ' 'M ] N ] al A ck Le es as soon as he left my office, I[night or bring it around myself, in 1 a sald Jor Te phtne Jwmber ca uc e tta av 22 Towns Hypothetically Ruined phoned the police telling them the morning." after I had a chance to look for what had happened and giving|NO APPEARANCE the drug. He gave me the 'phone them a description of the man." Mrs. Wilson, however, did not number of the Oshawa doctor At least two other city drug|appear at the south Simcoe street! whose name he had used. I called By CAROLYN WILLETT man's arrest, . received strange ently the person masquerading as| answer. fanadian T rent Salt py Tier A gr phone calls in respect to narcotic(Dr, Ferrier had decided against] "We checked with one of the mythical nuclear attack ended to- prescriptions, such a course of action. other drug stores and they told day with 22 Ca communi. stores had, prior to the Toronto|drug store, Thursday night. Appar-{the number and there was no RECEIVED CALL At least three Oshawa doctorsius 'something is up!' A few min- {ji 0 hypothetically there using hi | J rE RET i i him {enemy bombers Id this by ¢ Canada's radar defence: "DEW" BE 3 i LH replied: 'I won't be in the I will call you later.' was last we heard of EE coe streel . night Sma ns ped 0 Toronto at 13:30 'a.m. Sob al a t m. 7.30 a man 'phoned fis store giv-|urday morning. ing the name of an Oshawa -NO CIVIL DEFENCE ' * |com tor and asking if we had a certain| og ordinator Hopkins sald that in a] Fi i5ed of Toronto people through' Oshawa on High- and Number two (K re also in tion g 1 & TRIO TO VISIT BRITAIN AND ITALY Wales. The Ontario Regiment, | regiment during the Second an affiliate of the Welch Regi- | World War. They will also take ment, contributed generously to part in the dedication service of War. The Three Ontario regi- ment members above, left to right, are: Capt. Jack Sheriff, MC, of RR_No. 1, Oshawa; SSM Three members of the Ontario Regiment will visit Britain and a monumeht at Casino, Italy, totalled nearly 1,600-- Italy in September on a special mission. They will take part in dedication services of the Welch Memorial chapel at Cardiff, Roy Clapp," of 68 Jones avenue; Thursday night The Times-Ga- and RQMS Harry Turner of Dar- lington blvd. erected to the memory of Com- monwealth troops who fell in Italy during the Second World | the fund for the new chapel. In | Italy, the Oshawa trio will re- trace the route followed by their Bill Hodgson were visited, personally, by a man zette learned that a South Simcoe answering to the Toronto man's street drug store received a 'phone description, who attempted to ob- call from a man who represented tain & narcotics prescription from utes later Dr, Doherty phoned us and reported that a prescrip- tion pad was missing from his office." in ruins. The shypothetical disaster--sim- ulated to test and train Canadians and Americans in national and in- fonal civil defence com- munications--now moves from ex- Pravda Says U.S. Creating War Psychosis WORLD NEWS BRIEFS 0 JSoVBOY, ROBEER POLISH DANCERS TORONTO (CP) -- A one-gun| LONDON (CP) -- A group of cowboy" in 10-gallon hat, 1008) ymateur dancers from Lodz, cen- OSHAWA AND gests that the United States is intended to Mother of Grown Children soscow' ar) = erwin we: Concerned Over Mate's Sulking MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL who somehow ercise plans to test evaluations. The exercise showed that Can- ada's CD organization and armed forces could handle an' estimated 500,000 casualties and 5,000,000 evacuees in the event of -an atomic attack, said Maj.-Gen, G.S. twice the volume of massages for last year's test, Alert II. Gen. Hatton said that as a train- ing and communications test, the alert's objectives had been "fully . achieved, oh certaluly at the fed- eral level al a very large ex- tent elsewhere." -y Civil Defence co-ordinator Maj. Gen. F. F. Worthington sald the exercise showed a tremendous im- provement in operational proce- early caretakers, ailed Hatton, deputy co-ordinator, Nine Canadian Brovitices, 12 zones and 65 municipalities ac- jn Ontario and tively participated in exercise with five Gd ucts. aslo, Alert TI. The 10th province, with five centres incl Ottawa Prince Edward Island, was ear- and Toronto bombed. existing marked as a reception area for|CD organization "more feared to evacuees. ake it," sald Maj.Gen. 'wo nuclear weap- London frighten Americans into agreeing to higher outlays for stockpiles of atomic weapons. The organ of the Communist Party describes the civil defence drills as "strange exercises' and said they are aimed at creating dure over previous Dea: Mary Haworth: My adult to give him adequate love taste, The brunt of the attack was felt age children and I are at our wits'|security and supportive attention, end to know what can be done to SULKY MOTHER? help a sulky father and husband. We used to think he was mentally sick: but now we don't think so.|like a two-year-old during his sulk- He has excellent health and man- ing spells, ages his business yery well. t is possible, indeed very prob- John, I'll c=" him, hasn't spent able, at John's mother (or a day in bed ailing for years. But mother-substitute) was a sulker he has sulky spells and seems to|too--whose sulking was a damag- enjoy them. He will sulk for days, | ing factor in his life, due as much and sometimes weeks, over noth-ito her bad example as to her ing at all, Then all of a sudden he neurotic inability to love him| snaps out of it, and life at our warmly and well. However, it house is normal again. * doesn't follow that John's morbid When John is sulking we try, to|behavior will similarly affect his talk to him and treat him as|children, since after all he's not usual, as if we don't notice; but|their mother -- and jt is the he just ignores us. If we enter the mother's infl that shapes the sideburns and a handlebar mous-| tache held up a dry cleaners store 1, Poi HET TE bre 18 TOM Saturday and escaped with $200. Gyac00y and Liverpool. : |The woman clerk said the gun- (Slinger swaggered in "ike ,, the, GETTING THE BIRD Too Sunda { bad man in a western movie, TITERTON, Eng. (CP) -- Wil- He. toe ey be RESCUES TWO Liam Thomas was driving through NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. (CP)--|/Devon when a ros ew in an signed Miss O'Keefe broke the [both of 751 Ritson road south were NIAGARA Fall, On IhiOner Window of Bom car. bir Ins old mark of 121.708 set in 1953 by/removed to Oshawa General with Police Bogor Bo rt Be oN iy his Su On is i | with saving Bobby Sykes of California. jouts and bruises. Thelr par ors |drowning Saturday in the Welland out again. Thomas maintained "an atmosphere of war psycho- Racing over a measured mile on| iv." bv Mrs. Edna Fitzgerald,|River at nearby Chippawa. He control of his car. sis." - arians the Bay o Quinte, Hodgson, a : !|plunged into the river when he Hung Toronto hotel owner, hit a top| y,0h 20 King street wos Oo heard the screams of Sandral _ BENCH STRENGTH als - speed of 128 miles an hour. Crossléy, 11. of Niagara Falls, EASTBOURNE, England cr» R h bil Sykes' record was almost!" N..Y, and John Scott, 18, of Ni- The cricket club at this Sussex e a 1 itating broken a second time by Fran-| |agara Falls, Ont. resort, winless all season, has! Nelson Fice, 43, farmer, lot 34, | - = ise Lavi f Montreal who hit Ibeen 'challenged to a match b P V pe avera, gs 119.229 rng an|con. 4, Taunton, Ont., and Stuart URGES REGISTRATION ._. nonplaying members of the pg urge 1ictims Buckingham WOODSTOCK, Ont. (CP)--Na- AIR AGE By RICHARD KASISCHKE Sets Record DISTRICT For Boats | oe SUIT VEEKEND PICTON (CP)---Bill Hodgson (of ment reported a quiet weekend Toronto set a world's record Ioriyith no serious emergency calls. 266-cubic-inch speed boats with a| IN HOSPITAL In an accident, last night, Stan- 125.281 miles-an-hour average on Canadian-de-|ley Bice, 19, and Jim Bailey, 19, | Thus, in your husband's case, it's not strange shat he behaves A central ale here Vik more, than ull and part {on workers, and more than 5.000 and "Port Tron wt in Ontario. OBITU ARIES The United 8 tate e », Sasreise. which reached FUNERAL OF Hawaii and the Panama zone, continues until Wednesday. JOHN DARBY The funeral of the late John Canadian CD officials will main- tain contact with the U.S. from Darby, MM, who died in the Osh- awa General Hospital, on Thurs. CARS HIT headquarters here. day, July 19, was held on Satur- 2 day afternoon, July 21. The serv- ers je at the Armstiing Tuneta ome was conducted by Rev. Clin- : . ton Cross, of St. George's Angli- H A can Church. A special memorial ome gain gervice Was Beld at B.C Save Aft R . side by the Oshawa Branch, Ca- fd ef SS Be Canon onorary padre, A, J. Graves. J HAT, he pallbearers were Bert Hewitt, [Fotv-five old i i Fred Watson, Robert Holdaway,|to their homes today after a one- Percy Bagshaw, William Reed week reunion "at th 35.000 acre former offi- and James Gibbs. Interment was ranch made in the Veterans' Plot at the oben al thiele {Union Cemetery. ing is pai / « iy : JOHN GALICHOSKI © Of dhe men of the 2nd Cana- The death occurred at Middle|" wank, 100P8 Workshop. Green Villa, on Saturday, July|rancher Bert Hargrave {ron 21, of John Galichoski, of Oshawa. captain fn the or Ciwinch Mr. Galichoski had been in poortransferred to another When health for some years. A son of|he took do Ao er unit in 1944 the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gall-7) men in. the addreses of ail choski, he was born in the Uk-(promised th workshop and raine on September 26, 1886. He|vears stter tho wot on Party 10 had lived in' Oshawa and district years alter the end of the Second or the last years. He was a > member of the Polish Roman ae Dar 4 Was Obe Year late be- Catholic Church. ie of be oath of his father. Mr. Galichoski is survived bY(sent out ember, Capt. Hargrave one sister, Mrs. Michael Fetch out 270 invitations. He fol. ison, (Josephine). lowed this up with another batch The remains will rest at the May. Essentially, he said: "We Armstrong funeral parlors, and rom e i roof and matress for there will be a requiem high|10%¢ Wi don't mind a little mass in St. Helwig's Catholic Weds atmosphere and enough Church on Tuesday, July 24 at mu 5 Jeep you all happy. 10 am., conducted by the Rev, nerasy yg edd es ay aid ) oe Felix Kwiatkowsky. Interment will reciment arrived from lio be in St. Gregory's Cemetery. province except Newfoundland, MRS. EVA RYSAK Prince Edward Island and New Funeral services for the late/Bronswick. Final roll call showed Mrs. Eva Rysak, widow of the|a total of 245 present, including hour. Lavigne sald he will make L. Large, 46, of 36 : : |avenue, collided at 8.20 p.m., yes. tional registration of Canada's ' a another attempt. |terday, on Church near Elgin, man] wet Yas uiged Saturday bY) HORLEY, England (CP)--Low NTA (AF) = Fungary'y Ie. foom Where de is. yet promptly ohild, for Eat . GS oper Tf ¢ said ated Heath Primary School at ed today the rehabilitation|spiteful %o us, especially to me. one close to him can direct the P t CoA Ie are] AE Ce oo Canadian Le. is Oxfordshire village is closing |of former President Arpad Szaks-| WON'T RISK ARGUMENT cure, One has to be unsenti- armng on Bh to the A ES areloio a] opening on he was not ad- down because Gatwick ~airport|its and eight other purge victims| As a family, we don't have argu- mental, bluntly objective and ti irthdays today: ne conscription, but rather|2OW is "on its doorstep." The 50 (in an apparent bid to widen the ments, because we've learned not keenly perceptive, > take the celebrating their bir y: y: | vocating p students will be ti fi 4 k off his kind of bel Is Hope {John Mills, 36 Glynn avenue,|a "true picture" of the country's| po." c oe e transferred to bage ¥. ia Popular support. al b apesik out Ininds---g0 we dont a 8 rine havior. 2 # ntial. | . zakasits is a former ave discussio k y y [Adax. manpower, pote COINS IN Democrat who took over the pres-|polities, sports, etc. We always (short term intensive psycho-ther- : RANCH-STYLE HOSPITAL A FOUNTAIN [or Aug 3, 1048--two months|agree with John's opinions, as welapy. M.H. or ympies | a TORONTO (CP)--A ranch-style| HULL, England (CP) The |after he helped engineer a mer-|want peace in our home. But the| Mary Haworth counsels through Iris [ie P 160-bed hospital was _officially| magistrate of this Yorkshire town|ger of this Socialists with the Com- |trouble is that we don't know how|her column, not by mail or per- TORONTO (CP)--Jack Parring- opened Saturday by Municipal has ruled that coins thrown in a|punist party. He lasted 21-months|to handle the situation. sonal interview. Write her in care ton today was earmarked as Can-| Affairs Minister Goodfellow. The new city fountain belong to a|then was imprisoned three years| John's actions when sulking are(of this newspaper. ada's Olympic 100-metre sprint Gran ather $2,225,000 Queensway Hospital is municipal council, So far £80 has|on spy charges. like a two-year: ild's. Do you possibi ty ae + Te dhe. worid| . located on % Facts site north. been Collected Fi i the footie ofl "A ar central § itise think hea wells will develop in ; : een itain. The {money is given commiuniq ublished our childrén as they grow ? WEA 1 HER liee games Saturday. R Di 1 west of the the fount . and highway No. 27. 0 charities. party press and broadcast by ra-| They haven't showed signs of it The 22-year-old sprinter satis- un ese . fled all five clockers on the time ERWIN FRICKE SLUM CLEARANCE ATHLETIC POLICEMAN | ne ee or er, Mhouid I do. about sebing hifn| TORONTO (CP) -- Offital fore- as he beat out two other Toron- By n Press Staff Writer ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP)--Slum LONDON (CP) -- Malcolm| he i ' d|to N a RIA VY. casks issued by the Dominion Pub- tonians in the open section of the SQUAMISH BC (CP)--Three| clearance during the summer Davidson, who played with the|that so far 474 persons unjustly EMOTIONAL CRIPPLE lic weather office at 5:30 am.: meet, hi a months is expected to provide Wembley Lions hockey team two! ned ve been rehabili- . Sh 8: : A persisting low little girls had the thrill of a life- condem; ha Dear V.Y.: Literally speaking, ynopsis: pe g pres wrglns time behered the ren er they helped 'grand-dad jpace io felieve a downtown park Years ain Lo loining Sie club tated. For some of them, such as the periodic pouter of adult age % gre area over Ontario has caused ; ge record est bY|iake over the controls of a diesel|!" ; f Police the execu ormer Foreign Min-\a, emotional cripple, who unfor-|little change weather for the Olympic winner Percy Williams in/train Friday. | ED CHILDREN orce. ister Laszlo Rajk, this restoration ately has never made a con-|past few days. During the night J30 and tied by Hy McPhee in "They were all so excited they| ar SAEDED iB (CP) -- St, CURIOSITY LESSON to good standing was post sistent intelligent effort #0 heal the|fog has occurred over widespread 1906. couldn't sleep," said Mrs. Lionel jonn's Retarded Children's Aid| CHATHAM, Kent, Eng. (CP)-- Sunday, Mi Gen. Milaly Fargas damaged area in his peronality.|areas, lifting about mid-morning. Ll Second 0 was, at § Massey, | wife a hi 2, Governor. Society has sthicved "great re-| A Hotice jo the RAE club Lt fg, TO rs down the oSanSequently, every ml i - Mas Pad . Fp ps ing i t year ex-(here rea "BI " 4 i 3 - 1936. It has been tied b four three daughters--Jane, 7, Evva, Sl first ye says.|When a ES BIWCYAPFIB." ladder. The party chiefs, now | 10 hits the sore spot, he begins|oped during the afternoon and sprinters since. 6, and Susan, 4. ' to interpret the sign he is mach headed by Ernoe roe 35 Socre to limp conspicuously again, in|continued into the evening. Little Ca 160 pounds on a six-, The three joied their gand-| UNREWARDING WHALES to pay a penny fee. So far 30% tary-genelal in place v od Fan os|terms of "acing out" a pointedly change in this weather pattern is foot-one rame. Farrington made father, Governor-General Vincent ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP--Whale has been raised. The translation: | Ay 5c axpsl, Paris Le | accusatory sense of injury -- sul forecast for today and Tuesday. a power finish to defeat club- Massey, while he took over the oil prices are not high enough this| "Being inquisitive will cost . i "llenly aimed at his nearest an Regional forecasts valid until mates Joe Foreman and Stan Lev- controls of a Pacific Great East- Newfoundland's , Y " you a skip card. h d to whether : A year to tempt Newfoundla penny. for the box. hi 1 deprived Farkas, a dearest, without regard to whether midnight Tuesday: enson. ern Railway train. only whaling firm. A company They also deprive 8: ot "they did it." Lake Erie, Lake Huron, Lake TWO OTHER RECORDS They got into the cab at Park-|gpokesman says prices have in| TOURIST TRAVEL Jew assed oi Je Dolithire aut He behaves this way not only|Ontario, Niagara, Georgian Bay, Two Canadian records were bet- hurst and had a 15-minute ride up|creased in the last two years, but| LONDON (CP) -- Overseas vis- rightist trends, of all his official because the new jolt hurts, but/Kirkland Lake, Haliburton, Tim- tered by Diane Matheson, 19, of (Font while Mr. Massey guided the not enough to make operations itors to Britain in May this year " t helalso and chiefly because iv sparks mins-Kapuskasing, Windsor, Lon- Fh multipl t diesel lectric lo-! i It = duties and recommended that he Montreal and Moncton, N.B. She " ple unit diesel's electric lo-|worth while. totalled 105,000, officials report./pe relieved of his military rank.(a violent upheaval of residual don, Hamilton, Toronto, North was clocked at 11.9 in the 100. comotive around a twisting track) SURPLUS PROFITS {In May, 1955, there were 98,000] Geroe's committee promised the childish rage and misery in his|Bay, Sudbury: Widespread fog metre women's event, past Mountain Lake to Alta Lake SURPL! y |travellers. Commonwealth visit-| Hungarian people a 25-per-cent in- personality. This morbid material patches lifting this morning, Var- the 220 yards in the record time SOUTHEND, Eng. (CP) -- Offi-lors totalled 31,000 -- 2,000 more|crease in their standard of living|is associated with childhood inabil- Jable cloudiness with a few iso- then won 5 tations "I blew the whistle three times | cials of this Essex resort are go- ity to get off his chest his needs, |1at, Ss or ] of 23.9, Her 100-metre time clipped one- tenth of a second off the Cana- dian mark made by Myrtle Cook of Montreal in 1929. In the 220- said Jane _ ing to ask Canadian authorities My signal was two longs and|what to do with £3,500 realized two shorts," sald Evva. {from thé sale of surplus timber The Governor-General's special provided by Canada. The timber truck loaded with furniture for a| than for the same time last year.|by 1960, to be achieved throug FAST DELIVERY Hoke adjustments and other bene- CRAWLEY, England (CP)--A - his distress, his feelings of neglect|during the afternoon and evening resentment, etc, in relation 0|today and Tuesday. Litile change in temperature. Winds light. High today and low tonight at Windsor, St. Thomas, London, Wingham, late Carl Rysak, 160 Olive avenue, Oshawa, who died in the Oshawa General Hospital on Friday, July 20, 1956, were held this morning Coffey sang the Mass and also dependents. apt. Hargrave's wife, Amy, and her mother, Mrs. Nairn Rein- hardt of Mediiine Hat, started preparations a month before the varty. They worked every day from 6 a.m. until 11 p.m. As soon as goods were baked or made they were popped in a. huge deep freeze on the ranch and another one, at Medicine Hat, 35 miles west. at Holy Cross Church; Rev. P. officiated at the interment in St. Gregory's Cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Hran- koski, John Pusnedra, Peter Blaze, Walter Sroychuk, Ron Stuart, and Stanley Krasinski, STROUD Sensational Meat Features Tues. and Wednesday Only CLUB Ib. 49: STEAKS PORK KIINEYS & LIVER ROUND OXTAILS STERE Toronto, Trenton, St. Catharines and Hamilton 80 and 63, Muskoka, Killaloe, Earlton, Sudbury and North Bay 75 and 58, Kapuskas- ing 75 and 55. TORONTO (CP)---Temperatures issued the Toronto public wea- ther office: yard event, she broke th 5 9| CAT arrived here before noon, end-|was sent as a gift after the 1953 tavern in this Sussex town ar-| : | lime 'set in 1951 by Geraldine 1% another stage of his i0day east.coast floods. [rived at its destination to find the lidren Lan be aug t Benister. The records wil be put oe, tour. He then embarked on pub hadn't been built yet, the frigate Jonquiere for the eight-| SWAN SONG . . | DAVENTRY, Eng. (CP) -- Ex- DOG DAYS To Face Pain it urage children, all under 11, for Salk before the Amateur Athletic Union. hour trip to Victoria Stan Raike paced the Toronto! He will fly to Ottawa Tuesday.|convict Richard Revell, 37, was| UPMINSTER, England (CP)--| a ------ ransacking a room in this North|Postman Harold Shipman, 65, re.] By G. CLEVELAND MYERS vaccine shots. Beginning with the eldest, each saw the other get the Min Max (Night) (Day) Dawson .. . Victoria Edmonton Regina . Winnipeg .. Port Arthur White River . Marie .. Rapuskasing Saag 22228) dpJIBIAII3L3IIe32I sz Niagara Loans range from $100 to $1500 or more Roll Is MONTHLY PAYMENTS I'll Be 12 | 15 1 ah $61.15 | $5040 | $33.95 h.25¢ i. 79e 1.LB. CELLO b. Ge bh. 29¢ ih. 49¢ 5: When the up Yonder scolding her for suggesting her brother should help in the os The kitchen was no place for a man, she was told, Mrs. Chiyo Miyasaka and Mrs, ue. Ito agree that husbands should remain away from the kitchen except in emergencies. = Dilice squad with six firsts in the Vv . ] Fel oto Ping hough the Tor SOUNDING BOARDS amptonshire town when he tiring after 33 years with the post| Parents write me of children i point total against ate Dyer. A Sort knocked over a musical box, It/office, reckons he has cycled 228, from three to twelve or older who foeen, tony Sham Detrolt po- a majority of the sounding | played 'Come Back to Sorrento," 800 miles delivering mail around |have great fear of the dentist and|shot. Not one of them cried. The went for the first Aly 2h-wa boss use y piano-makers are awakening the pants. Revell [this Essex town and been bitten|who become hysterical over sim-|youngest said. 'That didn't hurt." Note. 5 Made rom the British Columbia/went back to prison for seven|by 22 dogs. be first aid or an immunizing] I know a young surgeon, father . itka spruce. years. | SEES DIFFICULTY thos. Some say that although chil-|of four young children, who hes BURIED REMINDER MISSENDEN, England (Cp) dren have decaying death, og To them ihaiged 10 bear | any neces- apanes 8 | WESTBERE, England (CP) Earl Attlee, former prime minis.|(%¢ fo 80 to the dentist's oltice. sary pam witho . e omen nce aln {Workmen digging a trench near|ter, Sunday told delegates atend-| One mother, in Pennsylvania,| Any parent who begins with the this Kent town found the guns and ing the opening session of a Com. | Writes of her eldest child, 7%. infant, and continues as the child » . |tuselage of a Spitfire fighter monwealth youth conference here| 'In removing splinters or treat.|BTOWS a)der, i feash him to have {plane shot down during the Battle that the Commonwealth is going to|ing a simple wound, he gels so self-control when » Pro 8 e an m of Britain. [hn 0 skillful first aid when necessary, i {have a hard time in the future. panicky perspiration rolls down train him to face pain stol VANCOUVER (CP) Some| "H bi | SACRED GROUND | But oe urged delegates from 27 his ace ad Be agrees Yo simast be ' we e was born in Japan. He! countries to remember the Com-|anything but letting, us c a" ' Siagian women ot Japanese an- would help if he felt like it, but 3 ICH, or oul ACP) he | monwealth was mot "exclusive |it. Yet we have always tried to be| (My bulletin "Your Child's much traditional Japanese grace sar he ouch 2k him, much less|igh church in this Suffolk town|TO™ the rest of the world." gentle with him. Fears" may be had by sending a and politeness by ada, Arace say he ought to help, 'His. bes: baaneq t ; { "At the doctor's the other day,|self-addressed, stamped envelope , ern customs, Png west-| The husband's preference for Residents complained they were | BARRAS yaTAL 10 5% he needed a shot in the hip for a|to me in care of this newspaper.) Thorough-going Canadians, they, 000 18 Very much the rule of the|meeting girls there at night. |(AP QUILLA, Colombia strep throat, It was all I could do laugh at the old-fashioned cere. 'CUSe -- usually rice eaten with : \ -- The death toll in a drink- |, help the doctor hold him still. monies their mothers taught thay, CIOPSticks, --sukiyaki, raw fish, TAIL FIRST ing bout at Tamalameque, in the fe 'screamed and carried on from BANGLICANS WARN but wonder if they have gone (og EXCCn tea. PIRBRIGHT, England (CP)--A|licrior, has reached 50, reports (ine time the doctor told him he far in their feminine freedom. Other traditions are dim _mepn-|dog competition in this Surrey|2nVi"8 here said. The vickms needed a shot until the needle was MOTORISTS "Perhaps our generation has CrieS--the girls' festival in March, [town awarded a prize to the dog|"'® reported to have drunk a,;;jjeq | one too much the other way|the idea that women must never Which wagged its tail the fastest, | 1 XT Fd rum, mentholated lo-|™p "0 tne dentist's office he's] HAMILTON (CP)--The par- rom our parents," suggested Mrs, XO Out on New Year's morning, s froma, ybaccs, [Potatoes and bat-| SU oo) ish bulletin of St. Ann's Ang- Josie Yoshioka the ceremonial greetings. | © FASONED Rr RDICT ery -acid, AMAZING STORY lican Church urges motorists " x "ro. % ales (CP) ' tron Sou Te completely _ different orate member learning such elab:| Davfes, 85, tasted ® i Nosh FAMILY HACKED TO DEATH | My reply in part was as follows: | "cine while driving on the LL ments. | e shout and Sraje sree ngs from my mother, |cream. His verdict: "Nice, but| MEXICO CITY (AP) -- Word| It's amazing that your boy is highways during the busy holi- meetings bib Sap hp he PTA IL a 0518: unmanageable." ' reached her Sunday of th kill-|so brave at the dentist's while so a ays au Songs' recom ever Thiol fie Shee es. We WIFE'S DEFERENCE |ing of a family of four, chopped|fearful of pain in other situations ed mine bulletin: prt bps soli Surselves as Jap-| : When Ruests came to dinner, POUND OF CURE | to death with machetes. near Mis. Such as you named. He must have| 145 mil h "Hi B "I think it is a pity we h ed were supposed fo apologize] TEDDINGTON, England (CP) antla, Vera Cruz, Friday Luis|had a_ skillful dentist from the A Are De ok: gh- lost some of the oi He ave umbly for the poor meal and our|--Thieves broke into a shop in|Sznchez, a farmer, and his wife|time of his first dental visit. ways Are Lappy Ways. politeness," grace an Wiworthiness and lack of prepara-|this Surrey town and stole a bot- and two small sons were the el He even might show more cour- At 85: I'm but a Stranger Josie mas never Geen ny Hoy even though we had spent all tle of spirits and three jars of sims. Four neighbors have been|?8€ if his dad officiated in remov-| here, Heaven is my Home, But she was raised in A ol Mg EIR Tsai | aspiin. |arrested |ing 3, SPhmter or Mune yg ¥ AY &: Sqm ay oa : 2 ion has gone." | | ; : "shot." In any event, when tha dition and remembers her father Also gone is a wife's deference] HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES (STORMS STIMULATE MURDER lad must have first aid or the like, ol pd husband in family matters.| BARNSLEY, Eng. (CP The] ROME (Reuters) -- A heatwave have some one on hand, prefer Bow mother knows .best and fa-|first exhibit at _an_*'ideal home" |and violent summer storms were ably his dad, to assist you. ler is merely consulted over|exhibition in this Yorkshire town|hlamed by police as 'largely ro-| Have no preliminaries of cosx- J ing or arguing. Have him held so LEAN MINCED BEEF STEWING BEEF At 85: Lord I'm Coming Fast loan service of Niogore Home § end loons. to $1300 are lifes insured at no exira cost te you. problems affecting the children is a display of knuckledusters, |g " " le x "Put is ok § WR . e 8, | sponsible" for s gli wet Is back in Japan and they blackjacks, revolvers, knives re rl rages oan iag up Salians| ih can't struggle and the work Fos Ti Wy automatically as other weapons, Police directing|ders and 23 woundings in the last|can be done as quickly as possible. Japanese," said are 50 Jhlike the|the exhibit say they want to show two week#-most of them "crimes, After sufficient experience, he LONG ABSENCE Their wives have failed to coax never ou Bus Joule. e would the public the progress made in|of passion Seventeen person:|will show less resistance and| GILLINGHAM, Kent, England them into helping with the dishes. but when "id ne ad ways, crime detection and prevention. [have heen charged under the, cventually will probably volunteer (CP)--When a man called at the "My husband is perhaps 75 per | against the © ng Plas ne Tevol MAN'S W "crimes of passion" heading. {to cooperate |home of Tom Dunk, 74, no one eent like the typical Japanese hus- sometmes go too far ons oy BRIGHTON, 'ORLD a] | You and Dad should praise this knew him. "I'm Dick from Can- BRANCHLS COAST T0-COAST band and 25 per cent like Cana- "There were some good thi 1 + Eng. (CP) -. The OL SCHOOL {boy for his brave, good ways at ada," he said. The stranger was | dians in his way," said Mrs, Mi. --the family feeling ih hings| local horticultural society is or-| Women studied nursing and oh. [the dentist's. wast: man | Tom's 61-year-old . brother Rich- 37 XING ST. EAST ! pusaka, at Bone Waraboule ing. the poli; ganizing a special class for men steirics during the 1aih century at| VACCINE SHOT ard, who emigrated to Toronto 44 + | Phone RA 5.6861 n ese, ting, w.|8 school in Salerno, Italy, .__. ' Recently, a father took his five years ago, . . ..'OPIN UNTIL NOON ON SATURDAYS DEVON RINDLESS BREAKFAST BACON 49, * - 5 EE