zfdi” Ggfg; Smallwood Says He's Delighted i'ie':i-3-,;”"”-5? ';3i"i't"-'35sT3".r1'-i"o"ri"-e'i Piclrmslll 50" W o y, e . . mae estyesunlorm.

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the McNair Commission. and Mr. 0-l-l-Awlt tcpl g cluuulllp 0P0RT0- ?.m'tiI1Il lo!”-Tlw By GERALD FREEMAN

Perlin is expected to be chief wit- Mlnmu plchngm "bed I buy, .. Of Newfoundland Chief Justice . W t . no "9" PM W" lntlimr! Canadian Press sun Writer sir Albert Walsh. third on the "m The "'”"”d"”d '”""'"' P-men!” Queen Ell!-tooth "Kl ST. JOHN'S. Natl. iCPI .. A

alon's report is not expected to be in memfommou Fm!” when he . id t as a former Boy Scout

. three oinnussion members. Mr ll bll. bell. tn, ll ,' " .. lhDuk tzdtstn-gilt l l . . . .. moons! '- or coins!-hell stuldoiuagooddeed 9:99" :30" ":93 ntwvglgeug tgxrspieuduforpsrue Tlllitlvres loir:i.:nI:mt:u:rd Manama Newmundhnd' con". every d”'” E-"3h”d Thl”"'1'Y '99? Wk P03” ex ress his defieght at the choicye f and w would not find better dent of gem" 8 direct cash gum uwhm old hay did you help tugugse tom-I gun pl” ls . p be I the u . .0 ' t” f M31 d 07 310300-l-W W 5”-009300 3”" across the street today?" inter- mem -rs or my commission manto represen ewo Ian on null, (mm ml. fedti-.1 gavel." head A. J. Brooks lpcpnoyuli ll9lVl' V0049” cull Wlllicll mild! to review Newloiindlands financial this royal commission. its is than men; n . result ol me conmns. no Hm Co u .. Enough W" wine to ml 7” bob Terms 9' Um” Wm? WKNY W9"n9d-" sion's recnrnmendatlous. is work- lepllfi an m,lde',',""lln,d' ' 5- Work of the commission; whose TO START SOON lng on pl.” (or gpendjns lll, . .1 would dwlyl be wan” to '"""' V” . m 9" ln"".'m.'d 3”””" he" ""1 "'9 molleyi offer my arm to the honorable ' '1 E.2:".";2”i.i:;1:v.';r..:'.:.'"r.li:r.: f3";E:””'i2..".3ltii'n. il'.';”'.'.'31. . he was

- 5 Three months ago Mr, hm-jail Mr. Picllersgill with a unite. es; Wat; N QJEEN

solutely terrific importance to weeks to begin studies. They wood announced that canadmn The exchm e came u Mr UNCA WC ;, I E-- - Hewfoundlnnd.” Mr. Smallwood would spend most of their time in tn ape,-l J, Harvey perry had Pickersgm "Ed .0 the House NO I655 lN'rw3 K5 . we WON'T ASRANV

THE ousews IS A E5Tl0N5 TH told a pr s c nf nc . St. .1 h ' h ldi blic si s - . r. . . MONTHS! it we I Q” is The fuiuie ooferhei-4eifoundland's al tlfonulg ho tlliegy miltvould":ra(vl;l been rammed b) his govemmem message he "m N the Cummn DON'T GET ONE ND, T .. TMAE:

id-ft bdti llth r ”standards and levels of services throughout the province. The! 0 la 8 u gc mg pan or e l;j:j:C2',s";r,,?”,f,”ff,"'f,ll;:lh"f, TOMORROW

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JUST TELL will be determined by the recom- would probably report to the fed-

nlendations of the commission." he eral government within this cal-

Mr. SIllaLlW0o(l said Friday he Lu;-d Robert Baden . powem

III I0 3 'uld"tbe 'd"fM. O HER TO "ids " '””"m., "c”""'.”.”d HQ” end" V9315 l szrry YE':?(:Jmnle:(;J(:(;,rl.'saeDllalllallolll fm&'l',?",.i)lf.,l;'t'ee, ".',?lVf,';',f"'gon,,.tu. I TAKE - form and scale of additional fln- The sources said Parliament of tn, l-edel-31 ndlnstmenl grants latlons in mg cam. H, u mlnl,t,l- . . . anclal assistance. would probably act on the recom- to pmvlde lo, qulck lal.g,,.5cale Hand as a former Boy scout” and E Commission chairman John Mc- mendations early in 1958 and vote lm l - by .- '- , . v . - l l Nair.. chief justice andiformer additional funds to Newfoundland llL'";'fl'.'l'”:..ill'2 ll-,:l,0,:mSc.(,ll(l,,,Il'flE:,s,, :;':h:T;"g:g lsulfdegrlgggdfsfie Z premier of Ixew Brunswick. was within the financial year be3lIl- would lean Nenlnnndland ll, nnal ideals were those on which Cum. 0 "long a personal friend of mine." ning April 1. 1957. n big l.,an..he nlcntloned 5175,. din cmzensm was bud '- I'll 19! splilvsscolld mm as the powerful Mr. Snlsilwood said. Mr. McNair A provincial royal commission (moon 3, In example - ll, be P l 2 ml" nilaitlilm" ":.it!":.'l' "3,',:',',"r,:,',':.' was "a famous fighter for Mari- has compiled the case to be pre- .l,,',,,,, and spent dul-lng . me "III III II II I . . . Int 5.: tunu'.n?u stops ths tlcln cm time right: and after we went in seated to the federal royal com- year period to improve roads. visA wl1'imii.AwAN MlE:&Ilh'.mC0'll5llll:S"ll'tl mw-Ill! M for Atlantic provinces rights." mission. The report was written schools, w.tel- works. hm,-pltalg. OTTAWA (CP)-The Egyptian .mf:;.m ,3, ll flg " John James Deutsch was ”prob- in three sections. one by commise llnd other gel-trlt-gsl government has withdrawan a nun, unuunun ably the most knowledgeable. man sion chairman-P. J. New- 3y lmplenjentlng the plan at the H58 Eranletl 10 I British lawyer in all Canada of federal-provincial foundland cabinet minister with page of 535'o0o.()0tl 3 year (lul-lug to enable mm to defend (on; But. (3 O U G H affairs." He was "a great friend out portfolio. one by mainland fi- , flVe.year.pel-jml enough of the ish subjects at a spy trial in Cairo. REHEDV of Newfoundland. - .n man of area! nancial advisers. and one of corn- federal grants cmlltl be saved fromian official of the United Kingdom By ”v for Ne-' ” d ” ' ' h Albert E. Perlln. interest nnd sinking tuna paynhlgh commissioner's office said --tjm-m-1 ments to extend the plan to six Friday. R0113 Edwards-Ker was W Federal payments ofs13.000.000 British nreign office as eence 'f Y years. l .named sfeveral weeks ago db); the : 0 0 alt that happened to be the com-llawyer and later was granted a z mlssiou's recommendation e- visa by Egyptian authorities. tie up Alnlll TIME -wmm. d FAMOUS HANDS l years a w lc ime aim or 15 consl erln em r E gatsahrinrdeinaovand . . five-year plan could be undertaken country. &hd&&”&&'gg,h Wm hum The Americans gained 7530 5.ll...ay,l,,,hg,.., p.,l,.,..,.lln., Nomhsoum w,Mnbl.l points because the Italian pair -n-.-.i: mu. in - --.n we sowed -t sax mmom it no DAILY c R 0s 5 wo R D asnthtlsa caused by mean sends and NORTH tables the king of clubs was open- n it -aatss.';l'lList's the the Is tat: Dsdd's A -V 9, 5 ' ed and both declarers cashed five l M33383 8. Dlslfrll 19. Footed Kuhn" Dedl'sstnuiah' hdIioy' I. O A diamonds and five spades, leaving 14”! K sigiia vase A V . T i ” ' m 'f meg -1 .. L.l,,..... 5.5, w-I uh... .( . K Q J south with Q40 of hearts, Tower ol 4. Skill I0. Con- la MUEEADETIIE XIV I. IXNT l :;I';'lUaTR;gIJgJDTHEl "gun. .u.,.,.g'.l, .3; M 11.. a; J )0 1 on me last spade wem who -- 6. Conscioul soled ' g 5 IWNITTD SEE TNINKTNEV SENWWOR . youlaal bettahaloapbaltss. Inrhbeltar. W33! EAST had come down to KB of hearts B.Conatel- 6. Smell 22. Lively ' :1 nu EM-u Cst Dedqm Kidney Pills new lash lot . 4 3 A 3 7 6 2 nd een of club: had to discard Istlon strongly song 1: E tie is... if: with ill. as hand .t .1 , K ll , . J 'l s 4 gmfe" dummy which held M s. reason 1. Fish 2:. anti. 2 t In iqlnsassadspudsnbsdh. u .35 51001 (h d' R l lb. uaer. s.Rlvel- limit d mg we--H M r o W"; 3" ”” 3 23' i .. . 3.1”.” . "W at you". est a squeeze an a no It). pays I.Crles.s.s 4.StreeLs as . l.; . . A K Q 10; make a fatal discard. Both Wests 11. Live seat 25. Dl-y.a.s . d - ' 0 discarded a heart. giving de- lJ.Eagle's nut 11. Autumn wine bu--Ian A-III J t 13" l , , clarer all the tricks. 14. Humor in. Land 29. Blended 34. Mix m .-r -it The -23"," grgmf: my '1'; l2:S'..'ff.f.. I8. 33"." l”'57:.'i2f 31: 35.2. to i 1 1' - l The blddin - cw" " ' ' mgr” (sym) David. S! Uprising: fabric (9 l ' o 3t E I S M, hearts. There was is better line n-Am' Puue 32"B"k. 31 aw. Mm. 3 WII1 NONI '3 ” of play available which could suc- lo M" l l;ass ggr ceed even if East had the king. 21" oimtz" 2 III e-- to at ..':.:”:::.:. isl is 3::..:.1:: "- . Pass ca run so ' 5

to the jack is followed by an- z3.Mualcwand

A 7 . other club ruff and a spade lo the 5.11.1; . ' 0P9""'3 1955-kl"! Of Clllbt jack is followed by still another plsman g ; be'l&':,:e"Celi:talm”chd1"J:9WUYPT: club ruff (with the ace). I.Baklng up :i -if '1 Y in 0 lllle . chamber -I ','gl- States for the team of four cham- mgwgez;-;ur';c? 5: ggggg gowlvuggz fhsprlte "' l. l-' pionahip of the world resulted in r his 5 ad” ad "sh mmeel; za.Gulded 0 1 if I i victory for the ltal- Sink D ' 29. Plant " , ,; ians. Thus Italy avenged the de- " C ' 3a.At home ul ; cislve defeat inflicted upon them R"ml"3 9” "” dubs h” ' u.Additlon I in Naples in 1951 by a team con- hm?” d""" W wcceed ""” 36. Narrow inlet .- . V. mung of George Rnpeel Sam playing West for the king of hearts; gesmn go. i ;, Stayman. John Crawford, How- wmch 1' ';'l best ” wedp" W0 )- ard Schenken and the writer. 9hl”l':9- E ” - 5"3g;:l dh:"":ond' ”-3"''flN : ” W ll ver -- & Electric Ltd' thgnlgadfetygrhnailgh hlfelcfimpewwd In hvroeral: 3-2. core” Per cent of the e0.:Vc:l:l : E l' l Olland Etectnalanuo-Ollucoallang. becauu both the Amerlcln and time. OLE"-I (Dill. i it :7 - ”'”,f,',;T,';," : V',”l.'.?”l,.,c"'""' ' Italian Souths who handled the Strange that in a world cham- v-r-i M 1 ER'relevl:oad-I Iaiingiasd indies n dummy. misplayeed it. but each pionship match both Souths over- uioch""uc'l't Y , 'f ” '""'"' "' fa" 5"” declarer nevertheless made thir- looked the best play. EVER EX- "h" Aygglpyousroppfl) : Eac.mt?I:'cE':'.Ltg".o3'".l5d.::. oTl'hl:'& teen tricks. perts have blind spots. "'m'N"" FAEEOING AND ;g1;r:;l5 l t"... ...-....'"'"' nowu o . WNGEV: '49 A l ”.-..'-1.?-ii-'-.':."l.-.2...-'7:..r.-at."-...'r:e..s-.: ......, -5 9 " v v. A. 1: Windsor si. lallfaz. N. a. as sci '3'?” 1;; )1--7 5 9l!IottORUWlPl:f;E.l,.ILn&.:llI3l.IVIlII1l. H H 51. I. H. E DAILY cuvrioquon: - Here's how to smell it: A i; ,,j 7 Be AXYDLBAAXII t l 3 I. r., a O one letter simply llt.l:I,t'.IlNT(?l' :nt.):t.hl;rL It xii: sample A In used M d Your eyes ad earsmybe wll ltw toearlyi theyear. rso , , ' 315 pll-n.-Attgl-noon mnslcnlg M,d,,,l,4, n I 2 ,l,,,'”ll,3,,gl,,. son Hmly V": ln. for the three Ls. X for the two Otlegr. sing: lattes. gm E 4:23 p.m.-sin 0n M. m, ,, ll", C... be Ml... cllned to believe that it must be trwh-m the lens"! Ind 10""-W" W" W 4:30 p.m.--Howdy Doody H h 0 " that his gar; wcl-Q being (00134 llacli day the code letters are different. - 5:00 p. .-ln The Story Book 'R ""7 l ' " now; that there really was some n C h an ovum. 5 M 5:15 p.ni.-Peppermint Prince The" I" M bell" "'5 l" 9" thing other than a baby's voice. ryp ' l ' 33.55 . 5:30 Mn--Circus Boy the Green Forest than those of H: wished he could see under thni x p 3 J z R 3 p .i Q n s K Q z D 2 L K . . ' 0:00 v-ni.-Oven Home RWW "10 Owl Ind Mm llo0W- pile of brush. but he couldn't. M -.g cm p,m,-clrcv Televlglon Nor is there anything the matter -1-hen W” no wny to get under lt D I Y D X H K I K L G X R I D R L X K I I Q J I. Ngwg & Wenther with their eyes. In shadow-time or peep under lL K-n I;:)p.m.-(h1KBCl Nepwsu I T lk eyesmalie as goodi as lheiijrs. suddenly the" W” .m-,lll,r D 3 K 7 7 N D " N ', Z D 5 ' : p.m.- use ea Va a a on er eyes an ears ey soundl ll W. louder than that . I . : I "1. RACE By Bus-"1. 'I:fI) p.m.--Meet Corliss Archer must depend to get their food. cl-ylngl He coluld lm-dly he" ll,” zmcwgnmgbnypm 7:!) p.i'n.-Outdoor Forum So it is that they seldom doubt crylng beau” 0; am new mlndl sag p.m.:ghacM.llllonairs rhliathearsland eeyieshtell thheml. gut ll W” ""1 of rumbllnl I,-owl. ll - p.m. n amera ey ave earn te rut o I at l lllt d (l . v.m.-not or :::..:l.':';l..:r.....:'l'..::::. 0" '0A'l”' "3 Plm-- WY III! III e eyes an ears can e d bl no 3 ll. 10:00 p.m.-Studio One fooled. '”?.D3"y0,f h,",, mm. M um . CAN "E 555'” DW5? WOW

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KREISLEIZ PLAY A small wince: -...AMOS I9 DOING AN EXPERT JOB or GNORING RIGHT ammo Me Now.'--. THANl(6,TOM.1'Ll.. Put IT TO HIM come AND FIRM, LIKE A COP wt2mN6

Mrs. Hooty. who had flown down In join him.

Mrs. Hooty nodded. "Of course I hear lt." she said. "How could I help but hear it?"

All was still. There was no sound of crying. There was no rumbling growl, Nothing broke the silence in that lonesome place deep In the Green Forest. I-looty looked at Mrs. Hooty. Mrs. Hooty looked at Hooty. There was a puzzled look in their round yellow eyes.

"What In the world could that have been?" said Mrs. Hooty.

Before Hooty could reply he heard that . bllng growl again.

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JOE PALOOKA

5? pleasure. Hooty no longer doubted his ears. . He had to believe them. That was Ilooty-was wondering if his ears I M81 Ir0W.l- It Couldn't be any- were being fooled now. thing else. No. air. it couldn't be DIAL 7131 Illvtllllll elit-

Hooty was wondering if his ears Hooty turned to Mrs. Hoot . TAKE-OUT-SERVICE were being fooled now. He was "It must be." said he. , smlns on I treat pile of now- "What must be?" reiorted Mrs.

covered brush. It was near the Hooty. snapping her big bill, I. Mona”. foot of the tall pine tree in which "lt mnnt be tllnl mmmm l, III the nest Wlleft Ml'l- 1100137 down under this pile of brush."

ch-mi 2 :l:.1l: ”'”'v7l.l” "Mal. ..... . II V W" " you me i can T0l9V1-"03 P70373313. faint crying or whlnlnl of a baby be? There has been no sign of Schedule 03 OWN! kllld- 3"! the?! W!!! "0 anyone around here since we took babies in the Green Forest now. over the nest in the Mg pine tree. There hasn't been a track in the

snow. Anyone that can growl 1:! pan.-l'.I. Cone:-I Hall like that must be big. Certainly 8:153.-News If anyone was around here. we I. p.I.-coffee Chatter 9 would have scan them, They Izl p.-.-At Home with Balsa couldn't come and go and leave

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' i crochet. an tracks," declared Mn. Hooty. -. . O:l p.-.4-Uaels Jack At no --mplt, my deer, not jut in. M Plus same someone who can growl ls ma IIIIPKC0 Ill "1000 down under this pile of Ban, I've . T” bass: to believe my on said . , .-er , it 3 lat . Rhos "Gr-r-r-r-r-i-r-," easns hill , ' at Qdr feet. It was . s T -- ..ezs:.-.:.'.. ' ' V in ' ' "” it it .-;.- V .. J can t" W t s'.o- ” .4 . .- ”;,l ” g. . to .. 2 1' ' . ” l ;,..."f l