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(Virginia city. It was the only ALARM TROPHY RACE the final race in the Alarm Tro- |game on the schedule. ROCHESTER, N. Y, (P| phy six - metre yacht racing Just how Buffalo and Miami|SKip Doyle of the Youngstown, |series. The race was decided will fare depends to a great deal|N. Y., yacht club Monday won|after three days of competition. AM Bisons Can on two me og hn (Pancho) Come Close za nes Foi team's leading batsmen. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, July 21, 1959 | MAJOR LEAGUES | Dodgers Display ' Snappy Routine By ED WILKS the all-star game break. Wiis | eng Jimi Associated Press Staff Writer [Sox are 8-4 in that span, with ftalo' Bisons van. zo a lope PoC, 2 nee. The Ajiierioan League peuuaut third-place Baltimore. 3%' game) Jt in nailing down heir firs hem n jas a 0 2 yg race, si enly a see-saw 1g | » > 3 ee { national League title i 0) ot btween Cleveland Indians and|SiX of 13 since the all-star game, International Seane tle 1a 10 eight James he has played Chicago White: Sox, (jumps into] You have to look deep to findj Co, 4B, OF gon Feo 00% agains dite ester. No. 3 batti o another tryirz two weeks for the|the secret of Cleveland's Success! . : ho He ; id Toad oe #% two leaders with New York Yan-|--second division deep. The In-| The Bisons are in Havana to- pos ion, torte a a 12 he ie "once more rien. he Je now and 59 again WHC to ope a series vith the AC, BOE Wh ¥1 and j | DOX 8 5.4 Fil King | . Te not quite feeble and against Baltimore; 6-8 against|seventh-place Sugar Kings overdo without that. Be not quite robust, stil' are fourth, New York. But they're 34-15 whom they hold a 9-6 season rec- 515 games shv ol the lead after| against the second division, get-jord. Second - place Miami, 5% TENNIS POSTPONED | knocking both Indians and White|ting most of their help from algames behind the Bisons, plays HYAVERFORD, Pa. (AP)--The| Sox out of first in a four-day|10-3 score aainst last place Bos-|a doubleheader at home against) ci round of the 60th Pennsyl- spurt. Yankees open a. three ton. : | Rochester. vania lawn tennis championships game series at Cleveland tonight,| While New York plays three ati moon js at Columbus and|for men and women was post- The Injuns at the moment are Cleveland, White Sox play three|yyo roa) at Richmond in other|poned Monday, because of wet back in first, by the slimmest/With Boston. Yankees move into} ames tonight. Monday night's|courts. Alex Olmedo is seeded margin possible a matter of one (Chicago for a three-game set ajo, e" petween Columbus and|first with teammate Barry Mac- percentage point. Week: from fousy. Richmond was rained out in the'kay second, No games were scheduled in| Cleveland plays 16 games in slid nog James were scheduled in| next 13 day while White Sox AGE 65 OR OVER? ! play 14 and Yankees a dozen. ¢ SLOW PACE | Baltimore plays 15 beginning! Cleveland's still tops in the AL with three-game series at Kan-| NEW LOST COST INSURANCE PAYS SURGICAL ".HOSPITAL MEDICAL AND EXCESS HOSPITAL BILLS despite only a 66 record sihce (sas City. NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION! NO INVESTIGATION OF HEALTH RECORD PAST OR PRESENT! * LJ LJ Printing Strike 'Enters Sth Week This p'an is now available to all residents of Ontario who will be 65 or over as of July 29, 1959. By ALAN HARVEY ALL THESE BENEFITS Canadian Press Staf Writer LONDON (CP)--As the dead-|Scotland. The London national lock in Britain's printing industry papers and the Manches'e moves into its fifth week, some! Guardian are not involved be- trade sources detect a glimmer | cause they have separate agree- of light at the end of the long ments. 52 wydbyl july2li THOMSON PAPERS HIT newspapers sitnl bgt The provincial papers publisher MEXICO CITY (CP) it's tunnel. ; Roy Thomson acquires from Vis- away from the high altitude and Observers in touch with both count Kemsley in last week's big into familiar court sur- Skies say negotiations now are ,e.g0r are affected. 'roundings for Australian processing bt eamnesi, Sw wat) Of the 60 provincial dailies in- Davis Cup team Rabies --- i pa should! yolved. some two-thirds are man- | Covers you for ll kinds of injuries or After hurdling the difficult illnesses while you are in Canada or the United States. Surgical operations -- pays for every type of operation in or out of the hospital, $5.00 to $250.00 (according to schedule in the policy). Payment is made direct to the doctor on your behalf. (Example: $11.25 for removal of toe-nail -- $75.00 for single hernia -- $250.00 for total gastrectomy). Pays you wp te $3.00 a day towards expenses incurred for private or semi- private room in hospital over and above TUESDAY, s. KINSMEN STADIUM Ju.5":%: #4 (HUTTON WILL PAY) IF YUKON PINS HUTTON IN $1,000 AT STAKE 20 miNuTEs OF THER BOUT . RETURN GRUDGE BOUT . YUKON ERIC vs. DICK HUTTON | MIDGET TAG BOUT ] Little Beaver & Red Feather VS. Lx... | Sky Low Low & Tom Thumb --- PAT FLANAGAN vs, HOWARD MARTIN 3 FINE EXHIBITIONS OF SKILL & SCIENCE RESERVE TICKETS AT CASINO REST, RA 3-9721 1.50, 1.25, 1.00 PAT MILOSH, Promoter | Herrara is third in the batting T P t |race with a .339 average while 0 ennan Castleman is a notch higher with | |.342. But the Miami infielder has By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS been seeing limited action be- in Prince Philip turns in obvious | from the British Columbia Fal- glee after receiving the tradi- | conry Association. Queen tional royal gift of a falcon | Elizabeth did not seem too in- FOR BETTER HEALTH See That Youngsters Have Fun In Summer HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, MD |dren who don't have backyard Summer is a lazy time of the wading pools. Still, these kids year. But don't be too lazy. Use probably want to sail toy boats a little of your hammock-time 3a. Ruch 8S anyone solve the kids' spare time prob- te solution: Take an old tire lems cut it in half, and you have a |eircular lake. This suggestion, in This is a time for loving, cidentally, is contained in a very laughing and learning with your handy health education leaflet children. Next winter the young- issued recently by the medica! sters will 'still remember the department of the Equitable Life things you did together as the aqcurance Society of the United best part of the summer. States. I'll admif I never wonid terested, while the falcon completely indifferent. (AP Wirephoto) was | |Wales, plus 80 provincial dailies lin England and Wales, but not in | Russies Meet 'Canada Next HARRY 4. SEED an actuarially sound This type of protection was recently introduced into the Uniled States by a number of the largest insurance companies in America. Like any good product which fills a real need, il was an immediale success, British Pacific is proud to be the first to offer it in Canada. Security 65 is plan. grass the benadil § " Sven pays tor isting ' n where treatment begins alter the Mos hile, it Is expected that aging to appear, sometimes with | policy has been in effect six months, Mexican barrier 4-1 Monday, the Meanwhile, it is expected the help of what the unions re- Aussies play Canada July 24-26 the national newspapers will con-|ga.4 a5 scab labor. In some] in. Montreal Heo PpRary Jvugh with 2 | cases publication takes the form| 4 asa Bie . . reduced number of pages. lof duplicated sheets or wall post- At present the big worry for The dispute immediately ag. | of dup! cated s ] Pp | the favored Australians is not the ¥ ers. from Canada but fects some 1.000 weekly newspap-| 1, the town of Devizes, Wilt-| Neale Fraser's appendix. Thel®™s WM England, Scotiand. and | shire, a town crier goes about| No. 1 Aussie ace had another giving the daily news. mild attack Monday, forcing a Mexican champion left the final! The absence of provincial pap- substitution match meaningless ers is not felt too keenly as the It remained for Laver to Roy Emerson, subbing for Fra-| national press penetrates every redeem loss to ser, defeated Llamas 6-4, 6-2. 4-6, corner of this compact, highly lit- Not covered -- loss caused by war, where medical or surgical treatment or hospital confinement is provided free or at a nominal charge by a government or public health authority, or if you are confined in a rest home, convalescent home, home for the aged or mental institution. Sincerely, sition ALL THESE FEATURES 1. Cancellation protection the Rod his opening day President, British Pacific Insurance Co. PICNIC OR BARBECUE have thought of it Picnies, of course, are a won- EMPTY BOX derful way for the entire family to spend the day together. And for the children, even a back yard barbecue is a break in the dull routine of eating Take the kids on a visit to the neighbor; i fire station. Thailijt will be real event for them So would a ride to the airport with children, ating than the gift it contained If you have a tall, narrow handy, attach a garden and play gasoline pump. A bit mess perhaps, but it's summer and i an let a All sorts of things can be done empty box. For is more many box fascin box hose to the kids use it for a Even a ride on a commuter train! time to give the kids a break. or a bus will enthrall young chil dren. IN YOUR BACKYARD . Mr. |QUESTION AND ANSWER Wm. R.: daughter has white spots on hex My 19-month-old | But you don't have to go out front teeth. Will these spots turn of your backyard to help the kids|{dark and decav? have a happy vacation, with all Could you tell me what causes the modern conveniences, almost | this condition? every bomemaker has these Answer: Spots on the teeth Mario Llamas and score the de-4-6, 6-0. erate nation. benefits paid by government hospital The Australians are expected The dispute in essence is pe- past Canada and then|tween the British Federation of next| Master Printers and the News- paper Society on the one hand -- {and nine unions belonging to the] {Printin g and Kindred Trades {Federation on the other. {SECOND DISPUTE 2. Meeting J abut Tl Also involved is the National of |E] | Scciety of Operative Printers and cardinals Assistants, generally known as Medley | Natsopa, whose members help) Uprising produce the country's printing An ink supplies age When deadlock o¢curred in the Songbirds i printing industry, Natsopa sought | . Custom |a separate agreement. The em-| . Encircle ployers refused. After a compli- | . Genuine cated exchange of viewpoints, a Voided Yesterday's Answer stoppage ensued among the 87 escutcheon | printing-ink firms. The empioy- cisive point Laver won a come- from-behind marathon from An-/to sweep tonio Palafox 6-3, 6-8, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3.|Cuba, also in Montreal, His victory over the 23-year-old weekend. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS Tally b. Small of rye Ex- tremely € indigent Gaelie . East Indies (abbr.) Ne won 14. Trite 15. Camp bedstead ative * plan. Benefits continue for as long as 31 days for. each disability. Pays $2.00 for each doctor's visit while in hospital up to $250.00 in each policy year. Payment is made direct to the doctor on your behalf and is in addition to hospital benefits shown. Ne restriction to the number of times you are in the hospital for different causes, even if they are separated by only a few days. Confinement for the same or related causes need only be geparted by six months to be con- sidered a new accident or sickness. Pays benefits immediately for all accidents occurring after policy date and sick- nesses originating after policy date. BRITISH ONLY $4.50 PER MONTH Mail Enrollment Blank Today Enrollment must be post-marked not later than July 29, 1959. (Applications will be accepted from amy insurance wgent or broker or any British Pacific agent). SECURITY POLICY Company cannot cancel, modify or raise premium rates unless it does so on all Security 65 policies issued in Ontario. 2. No medical only. application you coupon below. examination -- the need is the 3. Low cost all this protection for only $4.50 a month. 4. Who stands behind this policy? British Pacific Insurance Company with eighteen branches in centres across Canada. The Company has paid over $4 million in claims for accident and health during the last six years, PACIFIC days. may We don't see many clotheslines ness occurring when the teeth| any more. But maybe if you ere developing. They may also rammaged in your basement 'OT be due to certain minerals in the garage long enough, vou could) ater supply or to come up with one. ficiency in the diet. 16. Work clumsily » Mulberry , Large bundle Italian INSURANCE COMPANY [oo ---------- = -- ------ Forbid Oriental nurse A good I journey (Fr.) Common contraction European capitai Tight French 35. Mend 36. Unadulte erated 37. Persia 39. American editor be the result of some ill | ees call it a lockout and the em- ployers call it a strike, National newspapers, though not affected by the basic print. ENROLL NOW! ing dispute, are vulnerable to a il thi diction. lot | drying up of ink. So far thev have | Mail this application to: 17 18 some de They will APPLICATION FOR SECURITY 65 Policy 17-3 | . Name of HAS A TENT String it between two trees or clothes poles and tos very own mvite his to piay suppose there are not necessarily turn dark or de- cay You s an old where lens eyes, some chillin eight di should consult feet over it. And, presto, your) tist about this condition. | a tent! It's a place, -- a place SEES EIGHT WAYS young friend Most spiders have your den-| eight single. enabling them to see rections at once. TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel! 1l--Hamilten CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto| WEKEW-TV Channel "--Buffale WROC-TV Channel WGR-TV Channel 2--Buffale 5--Rochester WBEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo TUESDAY EVENING | | os Storybook 2~Three Flooges { 5.30 PM #~--Disney Time Sky King 4--Dinner Date | 3-Woody Woodpecker 600 P.M i--Early Show 6--News 3---Willie Wonderful 61 P.M 6--It's a Great Life 630 PM §-4-2-News: Weather 645 P.M. 6-5-4-3--News 7.00 6=Tabloid S--Zorro &--Annie Oakley 2-West Point 7:15 PM. T--News: Weather 7.30 PM 7--~Sugarfoot 6--~Donna Reed 5-2--Northwest Passage 4&--Whirlybirds 8:00 P.M, 11-6--One Step Beyond 8, 2-Steve Canyon 4--Joseph Cotton 8:30 P.M 1146---Chevy Show 52~Jimmy Rodgers 7-Wyatt Earp 4~To Tel) The Cruth 9:00 P.M 7-5--Rifleman A-Peck's Bad Girl 2-TBA 9:30 P.M. 11-6--~Command in Battle 7---Naked City 53--Bob' Cummings 4--Playhouse 10:00 P.M The Show That Jack Built 7--Alcoa Theatre §5-2-David Niven f--Andy Williams 10:30 P.M 116--Two For Physics Man Without a Gun 5--~Tombstone Territory 2-Bold Venture 11:00 P.M. 11,7,6,5.4.2--News; Weather Sports mn: PM, #~-- Playhouse 6-Viewpoint 5--Movie 1:30 PM. Show Visit rM. 11-6 1l-Late 6---Royal &---Theatre 2-Jack Paar 1.6 $-Soccer ru. WEDNESDAY 5:00 AM 5,2-Today News Roundup 5:15 AM 4--Captain Kangaroo 2:00 AM | $--Burns and Aller 4--Popeye's Playhouse 2--District Attorney "1 OAM 7--Devotions 9:30 AM 7--Romper Room 5--Dr. Christian 2---Helen Neville 4-Life of Riley 10:00 A.M 4-On The Go 52~Dough Re Mi 10:30 AM 7~Morning Show 5,2--Treasure Hunt 4---Sam Levenson 11:00 AM 5.2--Price Is Right 4-1 Love Lucy 11:30 AM Top Dollar | 5.2--Concentration 12:00 Noon 7--Across The Board 4-News and Weather 5.2-Tic Tac Dough 12:15 P.M, 4--Speaker of the House 12:30 P.M 7--Pantomime Quiz 5,2--It Could Be You 4--Search for Tomorrow | 2:45 P.M 4-Guiding ght 1:00 P.M 7--Music Bingo S5--Feature Movie 4 Meet the Millers 2----Mid Day Matinee use PM | 7--For the Ladies 4-The World Turns | 2:00 P.M | 11--Anything Goes 7-Day In Court i---Better or Worse 2-Queen For a Day 200 PM 11--~Movie Matinee | 7~Gale Storm 5--Home Cooking t--House Part 2--Human Relations 3:00 P.M | 7--Beat The Clock | 5-2--Doctor Malone 4 The Big avo 3:30 PM 7--Who Do You Trust 2--From These Roots | & Verdict | 4:00 P.M 11--Bugs Bunny merican Truth er quences Vours Bandstand 5-2 Conse "30 rm |n Popeye | 8.2--County Fair | &-Edge of Nignt WEDNESDAY P.M 5:00 P.M | 1--Family Theatre | 6--Albert >--Playhouse 4--Cartoon Storybook 2--Three Stooges | 515 PM | 8--Rope Around the sun 5:30 P.M T--Mickey Mouse 6--~Huckleberry Hound 4--Dinner Date 2--Bengal Lancers Goo Pr Mm 7--Early Show 6---~News | 2--Jet Jackson 5 rm Forrest 3% rm News: Weather 6:6 rm News KEL 6--~Tabloid s--Leave it to Beaver 4--Mackenzie's Ralders 2-Special Agent 7 7:5 PM 7--News: Weather i PM | 7--Summer Night Music | 6-Disney Presents |.5-2--Wagon Train &--Union 1 acific 5:00 P.M | l--Ontario This Week --Keeop Talking 5:3 PM Live a Borrowed Life 7--Ossie and Harriet 5 Price | Right 4--~Trackdown 0 PM 11 Wrestling | 7--Donna Reed 6-5-2--Music Hah 4--The Millionaire 9:30 P.M. 7--San Francisco Beat 4--1've got a secret 6-3-2-Bat Masterson 0:00 P.M Francisco 0 6--Ray 5-42 6-5-4-2 11-6 Beat he Unforeseen »2~This Is Your 4--Circle Theatre 10:30 P.M 11-6--Close Up 3--Special agent 2--Official Detective | 10:45 P.M | 7=Time kor Sports 1:00 P.M { 11-7-6-5-4-2--New Weather: Sports 1:1 erm 7--Playhouse 6 Viewpoint S--Feature Movie nie PM 11--The Late Show 6--Featire Film | 4 Theatre 2 Jack Pam inventor Honest 5, Of birds | 5. Fresher . Garment # border [4 Northmen . Kettles Germanium (sym.) The present time (poss.) 5. Brain membrane 38. Palm cockatoo Dentist's drills (var.) Strip of rigging Silk veil (eccl.) Taut Nairobi ie its capital DOWN 1. Health resort 20. Border river 40. Black we continued to publish by pooling | available supplies, reducing the {number of pages and by obtain - | ing ink from the Continent. | The effects of the printers' dis- pute differ across the country. | The New Statesman is not af- fected, but The Economisf has had to change its format come. pletely and Worlds News has shrunk to midget size | Book publishers are sald to | have told printing house manage | ments that costs already are so high that they will have to turn to comineninl printing sondes if labor outlay soars, 30 41. ~ 43 SRSA SRE YOU NEED A WHEEI AND STEERING MECHANISM CHECK! aS | WOBBLE AND WEAVE UNTIL I'M DIZZY! See what @ can ( Hoe your Pritish : { obligation HOW LONG SINCE YOU CHECKED YOUR CAR WHEELS? The best insurance against shimmy is to check wheel 'alignment Bean Visualiner checks and corrects rately than other methods *VISUALINER cpecicns denler withou ON¥ bad tire wea vibration and reguicrly. The John faster and more accu- Come In For Thames {0 on your job Ford Line fon a DAY JOB TEN THAM. Thrifty Thames Trucks include Y%-ton and %-ton vans, %2-ton pickups and buses SECURITY 65, British Pacific Insurance Company, | 102 Eglinton Avenue East, Toronto HUdson 9-5511 Applicant... 12, Ontario. "thirst Name) (Middle Initial (Lest Nome) HUdson 9-5286 Street Address...................... Principal Offices at London, Hamillon, Winnipeg, Regina, Edmonton, Calgary, Vancouver, Here is the test of our confidence--"1f you are not completely satisfied, return your ten days and your money will be refunded." van "Our Tham 800 h CRY. coors ars ctnsssumemmnninns ! MH Date of Birth policy within | Applicant's Signature Enclosed is $4.50 in Cash Money Order - 3 Mr. Clair Fockler, Manager, Vachon Cakes Limited, % Scarborough, Ontario, reports: es averages igh-speed miles a week ... at 25 miles per gallon!" HOO "Toronto to Orillia and back -- that's mostly highway driving. And we've got to move fast; fresh deliveries are essential. Our other imported vans couldn't take it, but this Thames does it every day!" With its modern, short-stroke engine, the Thames 800 is 69% more powerful than Vachon's other imported vans. To Mr. Fockler this means better time without over-working low maintenance costs. Gas bills are lower, too. Their Thames averages a full 25 miles per gallon. "Our drivers are really pleased with the Thames," says Mr. Fockler. "They can maintain highway speeds and still enjoy a comfortable ride and easy handling." Steering is good --even with heavy loads --and there is wide, clear vision for the driver. Ease of access to the load is important, too. "Our drivers have to be able to get at the cakes and pastries we carry quickly and easily," says Mr. Fockler. With the engine up front, with big, floor-to- roof rear doors and an optional side door . . . the Thames 800 is the most accessible imported van. What's more, loadspace is big--170 cubic feet--and payload capacity is 1,935 lbs., tops in its class! Thames 800 owners everywhere agree with Mr. Fockler's happy pun: "Whichever way you look at it, this is the truck that takes the cake!" Big rear doors open 180° for easy platform loading. 9 a0o. an 200 DUNDAS Ww, WHITBY Hambly Tire Ltd. Come 534 RITSON RD. S. "Safety through Quality" n in or phone for an Appointment RA 3-7881 Seaway Motors Lid.