CAPTAIN JINKS CLASS WINNERS

dents were winners of Musics: Festival Cl!!! 31 lb), "Capulg

This amp of Model School stu-vinh" which was adjudicated

Friday evening at Prince of Wales College by Mrs. Gunter P. Buchtn

pf Halifax. The junior dnnclna

group were awarded as innrkl

for "uk p"I0rma(IIti:rdian Photo

Dy JOBN LelLANC

Canadian Press Raff Writer OTTAWA (CF: ;uCau:tunda's ht?- gest tadeoeadeo on - 0 3 Brotherhood of Railroad Train- i ,,,,...i. preparing to enter the

' Canadian Labor CoI8l'9U-

Tho trainlnen have been taking an uopuhliclud poll of their 111 Canadian 1 for about a month. and ornianta said Mon- day the van to date is running heavily in favor of affiliation with the i.m0.00o-member congress.

”” ”".'.”:l'”:'.h::; '3" mnd P,” to I. ii.:a some 21.0!) members in Can- a a. In entering the CLC. it would be tossing overboard more than a half century of traditional indo- pendeiics. However. it would b0 following the same course as the Brotberhood of Locomotive Fire- men and Ensinemen. which du- pensed with I similar long history of no alliances by lolnlnl "19 congress laat year. onTAlNED G0-AIIIAD The tratnmsn have obtained the go-ahead for cw entry from the congress leadership. All they need now in I Ol LIIQII IOCII lodges voting for affiliation.

,1. Trainmeri's Union -Prepares To? Join Canadian Labor Congress;

of Cleveland will come to Ottawa and make a formal application to

without prior rahrence to a con- vention.

ENGINEERS NEXT?

It was understood that the Brotherhood of Locomotive engi- neers. with about 9.000 members in Canada. also is considering try- ing to get into the congress. How-

ever, this independent union iias

made no overt move up to now.

I

.im: the weekend, lviestern

Easterly Winds Aid Shipping In Western Nfld.

CORNER BROOK, Nfld the CLC for admission. This can eljasteriy winds loosened Arms 59 United by the CLC exec-utiveilce in the St. Lawrence Gulf dur- N I shifting (cu oundia

season mm high g,um:fu.:hIap?inzg,i "Th" British Post office in what month blockade.

ICP

the.

Wednesday.Moy1'.1957'l'lii GnTriIion Pam D International Status Of

3 I lay ALAN ROY TAMQIER. Morocco ti-leuterg)

lused to be the international zone here is closing down at midnight

Two ire ig h to rs arrived in on April 30.

Corner Brook to load llCWspl'1nt

Sunday escorted by the

A” mills?! imslage stamps not

we mid by then will be destroyed.

breaker NB. McLean The lrans- The stamps are similar to those

Sieiednres began loading news-l

port department VESSPI Saturday used in Britain and in the same ,lPd a third lrettzhter loaded uitli ialues, but are overprinted with Should the engineers enter. itinwwnm through me I” Ileldv would give the Congress justl

the word "Tangier." .'tlot'tircan post office officials

about all orthodox Canadian tin-lpI'Im rolls aboard the Margaret M” '3'” "V" "'9 3'"l'I' P0" 0i' ions apart from those in the ca. liuviater and the Sarah Btiuater II" "'1 may I and "'9 new nadian and Catholic Confederation shortlv after the vessels niiinred Iwslage Slam” "" "I' M" be”

of Labor. which heads Qll('llCClal tho groups totalling K0lllP ltttttloo sailed tnr Philadelphia viilli 2,100 membe 1- Til! Quebec hndv andttnns M nelssprmt,

the CLC have been llatlllg dis- cussiona aimed at an association between the two. which would leave the CCCL viiili autonomy.

still outside of tlie t'L(' are . Communist - dominated Among of Mine. Mill and Smelim Work- ers and the United l-Ziectticai Workers.

t The .llai'gai'et and the Sarah

uh”, Th? F-on Mamnt: Plinlusraph of Sultan Mohamed

END OF INTERNATIONALISM The step follows abrogation of

had waned m Pm aux Basques. the international statute of Tim-

Nlld. fnr conditions to clear. The 3”" Fort Aialon had been in port here number of unions ma, ha” been since April 5 waiting to sail

Three more ships are scheduled these are the lriternatinnal linionl I" am” he” T”95d'y- Th” "9 the lake boats Kingdoc and Gan- landoc and the Swedish freighter 3Axel Gt)l'lhtin The lakeboat

The British post office here cel- ebrated its centenary April 1 this .year. It is a relic of the time iwhen Morocco had no post office ;services of its own and when each interested nation established its ovin postal serviea for political or

; Tangier Will End April 30

and several other towns In ,Morocco a British post office. a Spanish one. a French one and a German one.

The British post office in Tan- gier opened April 1. 1851, a few months after Queen Victoria had tiigned.a treaty of trade and friendship with the sultan of Morocco. . COLLECTOR'S ITEMS

Before this post office was opened. letters for Tangier had to be sent to Gibraltar and thence across the straits by boats whosa captains found someone in Tan- gier to distribute them.

Hundreds of collectors. believ- ing stamps hearing the cancella- tion mark of the last day will be valuable, are riding in en- veiopea to be mailed April 30. Post office employees are expect- ing to do record business on the last day.

Moroccan nationalists, while working for the independence of their country, made considerable use of the British post office for

, 5 are . business reasons. their foreign correspondence. A! I s ”"3'”"3 general 93780 VI" dl5' As a result. at the beginning of time when they ielftd V-III P0l- ' ,cliarge hate Vtlllle the freighter is rm, wmupy (her. was in Tangier sibility of French censorship. the to pick up a oulpwood cargo for British post office offered them "19 I-'"”9d K1nt:d0m- tinlque security. Paradoxically,

sleanuhile at Stephenville, so the Mission San Gabriel. is ex- the very independence which this

Up to ofnslahealid. re-

KNOWS um IIAUNTS where. he said. a whole family of LONDON (AP)-Donald itsnto-. F-"KER ROCK 'N' ROLL. '""" "C" " ”" ' ”"'j the Yeti live. He warned that tiiolii. a firebrand communist who AUCKLAND. N-Z-. AP'rW'"'F "'1' V”;fn”' ” mff'

KATMANDU. Nlllll tReutersl- powerful man-like beast has a hiit- once led pre-war jobless demon- being swung to his partners lion an vo ll -

i lama of'Katmandu offered Moii- red or human being; no can teartgtralnrs mm gucgtngzuni Palace shoulder in a rock 'n' roll demon- was expected in the nut fortnight tiny tn

HISTORIC ISLES The Hebrides became part at

t ;i

lead hunters of the them ”to shreds." The lama is Irflllll the party Monday in disgust. stration at a Drlvlle Party. Walter or 30-

tiihnminable snowman" to a high priest of a Buddhist shritie He had been a member for I Raymond Walls. 25' M1 "M I"'”I"lt When this is obtained. interna-

niniintain lair in the Himalayas lien,

years.

his neck. He died in hospital.

"IE Kmlldm" "' Smnand l" W5 "W95 Wufh nf heft. IN In St. ported to sail shortly. The vessel sncurity helped to further now is when they vie-re ceded by llatziiiis George's Bay was reported hreak- has been bu-thgd at Port Harmmf in: tip and a trapped oil tankenlsince April 23.

tonal president W. P. Kennedylof Norway.

ltlia cause of the disappearance of ' the service.

ANOTHER

S.A.'s

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1 5.00 2029

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Foundation Garments I

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THIRD FLOOR

Men's All Wool Sport Jackets

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55'

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LESS 2070 I '

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3-97

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