l t. ’age 22, The Guardian Thurs, July 31, 1958 Stresses How TO Sell Apples MONTREAL (CPL—The Intel'- iationall Apple Association was told Tuesday that growers. whole- salers and distributors must co- )lperate in order to maximize sales in the food industry. Naflhan Steinbeng, vice - pres- ld-ent of Steinberg’s Limited groc— ery stores, addressing molasse- Iiation’s annual convention, said: “Your problems are our prob- lems, and our problems are your problems — we are interdepend- ' out.” He said retailers must use mass merchandising techniques such as prelpa-ckalgling and brand Identification and producers oust - maintain high grade quality. Discussing the future oft he ap- ple industry, convention delegates Big-reed that a national publicity campaign for apples is needed. Ben Drew of Wstfiord, Mass, laid the association must finance scientific research of apples and exploit the results. YOUI'II Delegates Meet In London LONDON (CPL—More than 120 members of the Oonnnonwealth Youth Movement met in London TuOSday for the stat of a. con- - felonce marking the orgamm ._ originally ' . lion’s 21st birthday. T h 0 organization, a landslide triumph in his bidder a third—term democratic nomina- tion. Two hour 5 after the polls closed, Faubus held a 100,000-vote lead over two opponents. V In heavily Democratic Arkan— sas nomination is equivalent to election. known as the Empire Youth g Movement, was hounded in 1937 atthetimeofthécomnationof King George VI and Queen Eliz- mbeth Canada is represented by 28 . young people. other places rep- resented are Britain, The West Indies, Gibraltar, Malta, Cyprus India, Pakistan, Malaya, Hang Kong, and Zanzibar. Among the movement’s plans lor the future is the building of a Commonwealth youth city in London with accommodation for some 2,000 guests. The Canadian party included: Elizabeth Rlulby of St. John’s,l lelld; Ian‘ Sutherland - Brown, Haiifiax and Kathleen Standard, St. Laurent, Que. .Gov. .Fuubus Wins In Vole ‘LITTLE ROCK, AIL-k. (AP)— Govemotr Orval Falubus Tuesday night won an overwhelming en- dorsement of his strong stand against school integration. In an avalanche of votes henswept to More on four delightful fiogonoos II "II: refreshing cologne lllol gains mol- of o following ouch year. Do om lo gel your shun of this bargain human. I Summor Song - Lilo: Tho I Summer Spico o Juno Bouquoo GIGGEY’S PHARMACY DIAL 3170 ‘ “We Trent Thc'Sick‘ Well.” Size approx. 14 x 22. ' REXOLEUM MATS ‘ 18 x 36. Nice selection of patterns and colors. RUBBER MATS I... 1.00 2 for 1.00 Brown or black. _ STR‘IPED JUTE HALL RUNNER 0r stair carpet. 221/2” wide for nar- 1 .00 per yd. CANVAS OXFORDS Blue canvas with white rubber soles. Sewn and cemented. Sizes 5-.—2. 1 Pr. 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