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£4 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, September 27; 1958 [three-car crash om a single-lane hurt. Ta hospital are John Dobbie, (son, Abraham, 4, with lacerations; SCORNS EGYPT'S FLIERS [of Jerusalem, commenting Mon. | worth 72 MiGs in the hands of the ers: "Our reports indicate bridge on Highway 9 near here Guelph, driver of one car, with and James Van Dervoort, Chesley,| MONTREAL (CP)--The mayor|day night on the 24 Canadian jets Egyptians." Gershon pon. who every time an Egyptian goes THREE-CAR CRASH |sent four persons to hospital Mon- chest injuries; his wife, with a driver of a second car, with head |orde: by Israel, said "two is also editor and publisher of the a jet, either something happe: Alberta Farmers | MOUNT FOREST (CP) -- A day. None was believed seriously! broken nose and lacerations; their!cuts, The third driver, Eldon Rou-!selle, Scarborough, was uninjured. dozen Sabre jets in our hands arelJerusalem Post, told interview- to the jet or to the Egyp I ---- -- aso srl Eset oo 88 eho 00 Soon To Harvest Sugar Beets LETHBRIDGE, Alta. (CP)--A! special group of farmers in this balmy-breeze belt of southern Al- berta is getting ready for a sweet harvest, unaffected by grain stor-| age problems or disputes over demurrage charges. And recent unseasonable frosts haven't harmed the crop, which should be near a record. The crop is sugar beets, esti-| mated to total ,000 tons this | year, to be processed into refined | sugar in three factories for prairie consumption. } Gross return to the farmers will| probably be about $15 a ton, con- sidered good for the 36,210 acres; sown in beets this year. ACREAGE CUT SLIGHTLY i Seeding contracts were issued | last spring for 38,755 acres, but a late spring and labor shortage cut the acreage figure. Loss from un-| favorable weather and other fac- tors was only about 2,000 acres. | Harvesting will begin about Sept. 25. Officials of Canadian | Sugar Factories Ltd., who refine the beets at Taber, Raymond and! Picture Butte, expect the harvest! will nearly equal the record 459,-| 156 tons taken from 36,788 acres | in 1952. Production last year was 420,005 tons from 36,488 acres. The crop, still gaining weight, | needs more moisture during the final growing period, factory off- cials said. The beets are showing the effect of a lack of sunshine and of ample moisture during! August and early September, and sugar content may be a little low, Model 217192. The Pickwick. Smart 21 in. table model in walnut, mahogany or limed oak finished metal cabinet. 19 actual tubes. Matching stand, rollaround (shown) or swivel base optional, extra, Model 217194. The Clifton. 21 in. high-performance table model in walnut, mahogany or limed oak finished cabinet. Tone control, phono-jack. 21 actual tubes. Matching base optional, extra, Ra. 319" WALNUT FINISH Estates Provide | Better Facilities, | Fewer Friends | LONDON (CP) -- Families mov- ing from thé east end of London | into new housing estates enjoy! having hot and cold running water and other amenities, but are wor- | ried by the lack of community | spirit, | Dr. Michael Young, director of | community studies in London's Bethnal Green area, said this was shown in a three-year survey con- ducted among some 1000 persons. The new estates were cold and lacked neighborliness, he said. In East London, families were | on friendly terms with their neigh- | bors and each 'turning,' as the street was called, had its shops and pubs as neighborhood gather- | ing places. But in the housing es- tates people missed their rela- | tives, there was no one to turn to in an emergency and some neigh- bors were "toffee-nosed," or un- friendly. "We had expected that neigh- bors would take the place of rela- tives, but in fact this did not happen to any marked extent," Dr. Young said in a speech. "Neighbors rarely gave more than casual assistance in time of fll- ness, rarely looked after children when the wives were out at work, rarely ever called in for a sociable evening. "Neighbors were said to be big- beaded, and might, jealous and a cut above every. " NOTHING SACRED | PECKNAM, Eng. (CP)-- | A broke into a church in this Kent town and stole 130 orm pipes. Model 247C208. The Saranac. Lowest priced RCA Victor 24 in. com sole, in walnut, mahogany or limed oak finished cabinet. 2-specker Balanced Fidelity Sound. 19 actual tubes. Reg. 389.95 WALNUT PINISR Model 217C205, The Lysander Deluxe. Graceful, 21 in. lowboy styling with tone control and phono-jock. In natue val walnut or limed ook. 21 actual bes. 3 speake Reg. 469.95 WALNUT Model 217C203. The Graham, 21 In. console model with fone control and phono-jack. Wainut, mahogany or fimed oak finished cabinet. 21 actual tubes. Reg. 369.95 WALNUT FINISH Model 247C207. The Princeton Deluxe. 24 In. TV In traditional lowboy style. Tone control and phono-jack. In me- hogany or natural walnut cabinet, 21 actual tubes. 3 speakers. Reg. 585.00 "Panoramic Sound" In PLUS © "High-Sharp-and-Easy" tuning. © "Living Image" picture. ® Balanced Fidelity Sound = $-speaker ® Extra powerful performance for fringe @ Clean, modem, uncluttered look. Deluxe models. Model 8PT703. The "Personal", Portable 8% in. model, telescoping Ve Tel ing V- type antennae. Sturdy handle, terminal connectors end stand. Red, ebony, Ivory finished metal cabinet, Reg. 179.50 Model 145707. The Waytarer. extra, Model 217193. The Townsman 57. 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