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D 4 ibe Be THE OSHAWA TIMES, Mondey, April 30, 1962 43 Toronto Hotel | Hit By. Blaze eee coe TORONTO (CP)--Fire Satur-/New Zealand 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, for day night drove scores of guests|the British hard court tennis from the midtown Westbury Hotel, caused extensive smoke| preg ace grperryge n | damage and resulted indirectly) gela Mortimer of England rok in the inujry of a policeman. | pent Wimbledon queen. 5.7 Fire Chief Leonard Leighig 4 'for the women's sin blamed careless smoking f0F| arown, 7 pers blaze -- beng Po in : nth | ti hes fant. adhe 'tillowing. through lr Back AcHes Try A KipNe¥ f a" HousecLEANING the hotel. trom Backache, Getting Tteht: e {ed in a bleak section of Scotland: jit has fewer sons of the titled Ld | "tie ved' Massey Firm gentry than other elite private | Hardy School "This one of the saaponsl Official Named | Faces Prince | Pring Philip is said 'to have R r 1] d Alr r id | linsisted that his son go to Gor--) ~oRONTO (CP) -- R. E. eve e e y In Gordonstoun <onsiou. The Queen had pre-Kidder has been appointed | ferred Eton. director of manu facturing, By ARCH MatKENZIE jdent Kennedy election cam-| LONDON (AP) -- A busioad At Eton or Harrow and €S-/North America, of Massey- OTTAWA (CP) -- The first\Paign in the United States--re-| of schoolboys wheeled into Par-|pecially at Gordonstoun, educa- Ferguson Lid., with offices in juvenated progress will need|liament Square a few years tion includes Toronto hree days of the Liberal hard work and few things that)@Z0, and the Gothic silhouette) Taking icy baths or showers; if j J party's election campaign--| government provides are wholly] of Westminster Abbey towered) Sleeping on rough mat- Mr. Kidder entered the farm) while low-keyed--show a pat-ifree, despite what may be said,|into view. lg eee eee? machinery industry in 1945 as) tern likely to last until June 18.! As for Pearson himself, he tal aot llth tens ng on hikes before break-/ manufacturing engineer for The tempo will quicken, Ham-|& figure honed, tempered and| chu' as named| Studying at old, splintered, Hatry Ferguson Inc., Detroit, |mering at the government rec-|Tefined by the hard knocks of : mother|ink-stained desks \joined Ford Motor Company in ord will be stepped up. The fi-|the 1958 campaign and thelwas corrugated." Students who misbehave are|1953, and came to Massey, Inal days will see the byways heavy slugging of the last Par-| prince Charles meant to say) beaten with walking sticks. Ferguson in 1956 as vice-pres- abandoned for a quick series of|/ament. his mother was crowned there| But Gordonstoun was not too|ident, manufacturing. In 1960 he final meetings in major centres.|ng A PRO NOW |--or coronated as some people|tough for Charles' father./was appointed general factory; But the party message al-| Contrasted with the Pearson put it. Prince Philip was an above-|manager of Massey-Ferguson's lready is plain, So is the image of 1958, heavily touched with the| As Prince of Wales, Charles, average student and became|Detroit plant. being projected by National/academic air of the former his-/nOw 3%, is heir to the throne.|head boy in his senior year. He) ------------------ Leader Lester B. Pearson after|tory professor and diplomat, he| On Tues.y the boy who will also captained the cricket and one day in Prince Edward Is-jis urbane, quick to grasp a vot-jbe king will go to Gordonstoun|Tusby teams. | |land and two in Premier Joey|ing hand, facile with the homely boarding schoo) where, in facz,| Charles is not likely to match { te 'in, wage: 1. 4|Smallwood's Newfoundland. anecdote of a small town boy-\he may come pretty close to be-|his father's record. In his ele- : Pace: _ |90 guests with rooms on the! specific gerins in weld conditions. 2. Re Today, following a weekend in}hood and his father's manse. jing corrugated. imentary studies at Cheam In his ar year, however, | ichth floor were moved to! eves Rheumatic Pains and tired, Washington, Mr, Pearson is! He can turn a phrase in sport-| Founded by the German-born|school his marks were belowihe captained the soccer team.|other rooms for the night. ; back on the road--Toronto first|ing lingo to show his interest educator, Kurt Hahn, 28 years) ~~ KARN'S. ~~... | Fire Ciel: Leigh estimated | tintkgincusted Bladder tissues tt nelle ecuce frequent or smarting passages and then the West Coast. Then/in hockey, baseball and football|ag°, Gordonstoun is a tough)/------ damage at $26,000. "gem ihe heads eastward across the|--and mention of the fact that|school where conditions that sabi tay and night, CYSTEX druggist today. Fed better fast, i tgs Prairies and into the vital arena/centre Red Kelly of Toronto|would alarm a West Point) of Ontario. {Maple Leafs is a Liberal candi-\freshman are deliberately cre-| *| Few surprises are expected injdate rarely failed to draw ap- ated in the process of turning} " '\the party platform. It is just|Plause. |British boys into gentlemen. 3 om, : about complete except for the| Mr. Pearson also, much more} Gordonstoun is not as 'snob- ws : % inal details of the party stand than in 1958, has mastered re-|blish as Eton or Harrow. a ee ae on defence--nuclear arms or no|gional issues such as potatoes,)|------------ = eTeWNETS " % "nuclear arms for Canadians. fish and butter. ; A Q. How moved? A. Removal o fa tatoo is difficult and disfiguring becouse the only sure method requires surgery and, usually, skin grafting. Tattooing may be on the way out. The tattoo parlors of New York City Fach Pearson speech so far) t/has said that no promises are} . 1anded it wholesale have been closed by the Health Department. There is a sound medical reason for this move.) About one or two persons of} every thousand tattooed develop; viral hepatitis. The disease Is) passed along from infected per- sons via dirty tattooing needles, Other cities may follow, New York's example in prohibiting this ancient craft which thrives in the seaports throughout the world. 2 Liberal Message LAVER TAKES TITLE BOURNEMOUTH, Englaad (AP) -- Rod Laver, cea said one a mop - eight-year-old Charles," is where my The first nine floors of the 17-storey hotel were evacuated until firemen doused the fire} jwith hotel hoses. { tf Peet etd A policeman heading for the} up Nights: Frequent of Boreine, hotel to. help control a large ie ulpdder, apd Yawuinetie average. He was best in his-jcrowd was knocked reid by 8] 9 ida See are tice a tory and geography, worst injcar and suffered a broken leg.) crsrex ; English 'am mathenmiits, | A hotel spokesman said about! Sr -e°semore wertein srritetins ane PEER remorse cet ttely, THERE'S MASCULINE FRESHNESS ee ro . eing con @ tetoo be re- "@ 4\What the party offers is the/ #\product of four years of study) 'Papers Meetin Suspected Drunk | P g 4)and a Hanged By Shirt | Bargainers ¥ _ anc research, ne says : i : The campaign takeott a! TORONTO, om ante wat] From Unions op geagean tie : ag mea (pyle Side Sug | tied in with the decision to be- anged b, his shirt Satur- ¥ '| gin "rolling in Newfoundland/day night in a jail cell. DETROIT (AP) ba Represent which remained staunchly Lib-) John Samuel Dean, 21, was atives of Detroit's two daily eral when the dame broke in arrested in a street car after) newspapers, shut down since 1958 jleaving a wedding reception for|April 11 by a series of labor} \ jhis brother. |disputes, were scheduled to} JOEY CONFIDENT | About half an hour after he|meet today with at least one| yi . : pt All four P.E.I. seats were|was brought to a police station/sroup of union bargainers Tacoma, Wash., keeps his | Viet Cong forces in that Conservative in the last Parlia-|in the north-central part of the The meeting is to be con-| carbine ready his U.S. | gg le gg rsa ment. Mr, Smallwood, working|city, he was discovered hanging|cerned with contract language) Army helicopter approaches narra South Viet Naw sok as he has never worked before|from the bars of his cell. demands by Local 10 of the, S dascaen ure AP ppd ; h task of flushing (coctally. says he can deliver} An inquest will be held Paper and Plate Handlers Un-| the rendezvous area of : iers for the task of flushing |1) seven Newfoundland seats Dean is survived by his wife,/ion, one of two unions which My Qui, South Viet Nam, last out the Viet Cong In the two days he devoted to/Gale, 18, and a six-month-old/Voted not to return to work weekend for cleanup opera- ! (AP directing the tours of Mr. Pear-|son, James |Aprii 20 following settlement of ae ; son, he marshalled enthusiastic) -- jan earlier dispute involving the crowds and displayed an organ- Detroit Free Press and the AIRBORNE ESCORT SP5 Leon B. Talley, of | tions against Communist-led Better (i) liealth er hinowdedoe / ae Send questions to Science Editors Nail Growth P.0. Box 97, Terminal 'A', Toronte Q. | bite my nails. If | stop, how long would it take for them genized milk over plain milk? to grow out? A. The butter fat and vitamin D A. It would depend on how short in homogenized milk is more they are now and how long you evenly distributed and more effi- want them to grow. Fingernails ciently digested, especially by, grow at the rather discouragingly infants and young children, | slow rate of about 1/250 inch = Homogenizing also improves the per day. flavor of milk as Wirephoto) Homogenized Milk Q . Whot advantages has home- FIER SHAVE LOTION The best medicol service is provided through friendly, mutual under-| standing between patient and physicion. Feel free to discuss ell aspects of medical care with him. 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Detroit News in labor dealings, Canada's stature at home and Cli t Good would get together again with TORONTO (CP) Dr. Sig-jiness abroad has been damaged. | Ima e Local 18 of the International mund Samuel, 93, industrialist, His father died in 1888, leav-| Liberals, working as a team, Typographical Union historian, philanthropist and ar-ing a small legacy. The young believe they have the answers, SAINT JOHN, N.B. (CP)--| Both sides report little prog- dent collector of Canadiana,|Samuels had a one-fifth share|Mr. Pearson says, but--and this|Pianist Margaret Ann Irelandjress in several meetings late died Sunday in the profits of a sheet metals|smacks somewhat of the Presi-/Saturday disputed a complaint|last week. Dr. Samuel made a fortune|business. Canada's economic|------ ------------ by a Toronto violinist that; The ITU still has picket lines in the sheet metals business and/boom, spearheaded by wheat,| . , z |/Russians are only interested in|at both papers, claiming it was) spent millions of dollars to fur-/at the beginning of the century Liberal s Daughter strength, speed and volume in|"locked out" during the Team-/ ther Canadian culture. made him a rich man. jmusic, |ster - Free Press dispute, in Chief among the buildings) Within a few years he was 5 4 Miss Ireland, who recently|which both papers suspended) which he financed and endowed|sole owner of the metals bus- Injured In Mishap Pegg rionge from Lod second tour) operations. are the new wing of the Univer-)iness. " ane any, {Ol the Soviet Union, said she} The publishers also have a aity of Toronto library, the) At the age of 67, Dr. Samuel TORONTO (CP)--Mary Ellen was 'astonished at the recent|meeting slated for Wednesday archives building here housing) wrote The Seven Years' War in| Wintermeyer, 15. - year « old) criticism by Toronto's Betty|with Local 13, Printing Press-| 28 KING ST, EAST his magnificent Canadiana col-\Canada, He received the daughter of Ontario Liberal! Jean Hagen. men's Union, which already has N EVENINGS TILL 9 P.M lection, and a wing of the Royal|/French Bar of Lorraine in rec.(leader John Wintermeyer, suf-| Mise Hagen said on her returnjasked its headquarters for| OPE Gs Te ss Ontario Museum lognition of his collection repre-|fered severe head and face in-/from a Russian competition that|strike sanction. : iemnened Born in Toronto, Dr. Samuellsenting the French regime be-|JU™E€S Saturday when she ivas\it what she had seen and heard} ee ee on ee a made his fortune in the same/fore 1760. thrown by her horse at New-|were Russian standards, they| , 23 single-minded way in which he| Between the First and Second market near here. \were not the standards she was! later directed the gathering of\World Wars he spent six|, She was operated: on f0F Aliooking for as a musician. his record of Canada's past months of every year in Eng-|roken jaw in Toronto General) Miss Ireland protested: 'I He was made an honorarylland. Standing as a Conserva-|Hospital, where her condition) have played in 13 major Soviet doctor of laws both by the Uni-|tive, he failed in two attempts|¥4S described as satisfactory. |cities and I am tremendously versity of Toronto and the Uni-|in the Lichfield borough of Miss Wintermeyer was thrown impressed with their _intelli- versity of Western Ontario. He! Staffordshire to gain election to| While taking her mount over Aloence, and discerning interest was an honorary member of the|the British House of Commons jump s ye _{in contemporary music of other Royal Canadian Institute--one, Dr. Samuel is survived by |countries." of 12 Canadians so honored. two sons, Lewis and Norman, GREAT CATHEDRAL She said the Soviet Union has The only boy in a family of|both of Toronto and two daugh-| One of southern Europe's best/a vigorous musical climate . . . six children, he left school atiters, Mrs. Michael Albury of)examples of Gothic, the Burgos|"to which an artist must bring 15 because his father wanted/London and Mrs. Florence Wil-/Cathedral in northern Spain qualities of both heart and him to learn the important bus-'lis of Toronto. was founded in 1221. mind." eee siti nateaaiettiiienataamstirtiinaicnapracrncquenncecmnmmerammirmeretietiriin anicttcmstmeciamaalisenasis " cere | F PPaewowencn How long since you counted up the savings in your Life Insurance? 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