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The Kingston Whig-Standard from Kingston, Ontario, Canada • 27

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PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN THE KINGSTON WHIG-STANDARD FRIDAY JUNE 14 1957 Baltcrsen Canadian Engineer Scores World-wide in TV jSfc "ft 3 Automobile Insurance Rates Rising $709 Ays? 7 i' fr I iiwv ti QUEBEC CITY A young Ca- French-language TV station and nadian engineer has ended a the other fur an English-language Mr and Mrs Don Anglin and family arrived from Tempo Arix to spend a few weeks with relatives and friends Ma Ann Lloyd and Miss Gail Lloyd of Flirt Mich aro holidaying with Mrs A Turner and other relatives Mrs Bird and family arrived from England during the past week and have rejoined Mr Bird who cam to Canada in the early spring They are staying wtih Mr and Mrs Mow Mr Mow and Mrs Bird are brother and sister i (further use of the antenna they had i CFCM-TV was transmitting on I channel The proposed English! station they hoped could use channel 4 MacKimmie bad an idea and he and his team went to work They discovered that by using a set of coaxial filters they could combine four transmitters an wal and a visual from each of two stations) into a single transmission line without interference A major engineering achievement this discovery was followed by design of the elabofste coupling equipment fw the Quebec City station The result: CKMI-TV was able to go on the air months faster hnd at a fraction of the cost of usual methods Besides building more of the outlet It wi3 now be possible they say fw a single antenna to serve both First impetus fw the new development came about a year ago when the owners of CFCM-TV came to RCA Victw with a problem They were planning to apply fw a licence to operate an English-language station la Quebec City but wanted first to look into the possibilities of making equipment fw Canadian telecasting RCA Victw plans to export it abroad TORONTO The cnntinualioa: of the spiraling cost uf autom-bile accident during the first four! months of this year will mean increased insurance rates for many! Ontario motorists The Independent Automobile Insurance Conference following a survey of its member companies said recently increases will go into effect on July 1 At the same time official said -the increases were mainly aimed at drivers with accident records and young under 25 drivers Accident-free drivers they said would be given preferential treat ment In addition they will still receive a "no-claims" discount No change in rates for private passenger cars operated for business purposes is contemplated Insurance officials said that the cost of accidents in the first few months of 1957 had been the highest ever up from 10 to 15 per cent f-' ft theatre at Belgrade after the British actors had given a performance of Miss Leigh still is in stage costume PRESIDENT TITO of Yugoslavia (left) and his wife Jovanka (beside him) chat with Sir Laurence Olivier (right) and his wife Vivien Leigh in the salon of the National world-wide search (or a way to build telecasting equipment that can save time and money by permitting two TV stations to use the same antenna The equipment first of its kind ever to be installed anywhere has gone into operation at Quebec City serving both CFCM-TV a French-language station and CKMI-TV the aew English-language outlet Expected to be widely used tf Canada's major cities sprout new private TV stations in line with the recommendations of the Fowler Report it is largely the work of a 33-year-old Montrealer Bruce MacKimmie of RCA Victor Company Ltd MacKimmie is already widely-known in the electronics field as inventor of the wavestack the antenna that looks like a smokestack and is being used by one-third of Canada's TV stations He headed an engineering team at RCA Victor in designing and developing the new Quebec City equipment Until now all over the world each TV station in an area has needed its own antenna Some- times these have been erected on separate towers and some-' times on the same tower Either way haa been a costly and time-1 consuming procedure The new invention means that the signals from two stations can be transmitted from the same antenna simultaneously and no interference Officials point out that in Montreal fw example channels 10 1 and 12 have been reserved for private broadcasters one for a Liner Becomes Cruise Ship in Winter LONG HANDLE 214 in first class and 628 in tourist By opening a few doors that have "tourist class" and class" signs painted on opposite ides the Gripsholm becomes a palatial liner for about 450 cruise passengers To meet the exacting demands of cruise passengers the tourist cabins have been equipped with baths showers and telephones Some of the tourist class bathrooms are decorated with gold in lays For the northern route the Gripsholm has one swimming pool indoors No one is likely to want to swim outdoors a few miles south of the Arctic circle For cruises "presto change-o" and the top of a cargo hole becomes an outdoor swimming pool The children's playroom on the upper deck aft on Atlantic trips becomes a snack bar facing the pool simply by putting away the toys folding back the rear doors and trotting in the smorgasbord York Herald Tribune News Servcle NEW YORK With convertible cars so popular it was only natural that some one design a convertible ocean liner The Gripsholm (he new Swedish American Line flagship which juxt completed her maiden voyage to New York easily fils this novel calrgory During spring summer and fall this yacht-like 23500-gross-ton beauty will be sailing the North Atlantic lanes between New York and carrying about three tourist class passengers in low cost berths to each first class traveller In the winter when buiscncss on this icy route is dull the white liner will be sailing out of New York on cruises to- southern waters Designing a ship to meet both purposes calls for convertibility and the Gripsholm has plenty of it For the regular North Atlantic travel season she has berths for Thr situation had been further complicated they said by the fact that under the present rating system the insurance companies are paying tudoy's higher losses on premiums collected up to 18 months ago when costs were much leu The automobile insurance industry suffered substantial operating losses in 1958 due to rising arrident costs The new rate increases were intended insurance spokesmen said to bring premiums more realistically in line with the rising costs of accidents For instance collision costs for repairs due to changes in 1957 car models were up eight per cent over 1956 models while the more elaborate design of all recent model cars tends to make even the most minor accident a costly affair Insurance premiums are based on a "you set your own system they aid "When the cost and number of accidents increase so must insurance rates When accident -costs go down insurance rates follnpr suit" As for the decorations the handwoven draperies in one of the smoking rooms also are convertible For North Atlantic voyages they show up as blue background with silver dots For warmer travel they are turned in-ideout like a pillow slip and become a white background with gold stripes The 218-esat auditorium can he used as a movie theatre for live entertainment there's a big stage and two dressing rooms and also as a chapel for religious services of all fatyhs by nsing a portable altar The convertible idea is carried on by the huge evaporators that can convert ocean water into baths as well as drinking There are no signs in the Gripsholm's bathrooms saying "This water is unfit for drinking" As a trans-Atlantic liner the Gripsholm carries a crew of 351 As a cruise ship she will have an additional 100 crew members to provide round-the-clock bar service as well other extras tnat go with pleasure cruises The Gripsholm is already scheduled to make three cruises beginning Dec 21 when she win sail from New York on a 14-day West Indies voyage On Jan 6 she will depart on a 37-day cruise to West African and South American ports followed by a 55-day cruise beginning Feb 18 around South America Sydenham A super-savings! Extra-long featherweight aluminum handle keeps hands and clothes clean and dry Salcctad horsehair and "soron" bristles firmly set in no-mar plastic head Corrugated rubber handla grip With hose coupling No A 2078 26" Overall Yarker DAY IS SUNDAY JUNE 16th s' c- Dior2-7: OpeoWdepJnHI -Vm Eisenhower Well Again WASHINGTON (AP)-President Eisenhower's doctor Thursday pronounced him "completely recovered" from his stomach upset Eisenhower was stricken Sunday evening and was confined to bed all day Monday with what three attending physicians described as a case of atom ach distress They attributed the illness to slight over indulgence" in some types of food and family spent the weekend in Orillia at the home of Mr Maya ard's parents Mr and Mrs Maynard -Freddie Darling was in Kingston over the weekend visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Millard The Rev Smits of Grace United Church will spend next week in London Ontario where he will attend a summer school or Theology at Western University YAftKER Mr Boyce and Mr Wylie McDonald Odessa were guests of Mr and Mrs A Switzer' Mr and Mrs A German and Mrs Kerr returned home on Saturday from Hamilton and Ridgeway where they visited Mr and Mrs Shangraw and family Osliawa were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs 0 Shangraw Mrs Lee who had spent a week with Mr and Mrs Shangraw returned home with them Miss Joan Ash who is working in National Defence at Ottav spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ash Mr Garnet Kerr Ottawa visited his parents Mr and Mrs Kerr during the weekend Mr and Mrs Miller of Water-town visited Mrs Freeman during the weekend Mrs Cornelius Kingston is visiting her sister Mrs Storms Mrs Curl is spending a month with her daughter in Rnrhesfer SYDENHAM At the Sunday morning service in Grace United Church the Rev Smits conferred the rile of baptism upon the 'infant son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth MacKcnxie The child received the names of Carl Douglas Mr and Mrs James Miller have returned from a holiday motor trip to Western Ontario and while there called on friends in St Thomas and visited in Union at the home of Mr and Mrs William Duffty Mr and Mrs Morley Card of Ogdcnsburg and Mr and Mrs Earl Chapman of Napancc were recent guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Elmer McRory and Mr and Mrs Harold Prcslar Mrs A Filman of Hamilton visited over the weekend at the home of her daughter Mrs Kenneth MacKenzie and Mr Mac-Krnzie Melville Silver who is in the Canadian Army has returned to Calgary after spending a month's leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Silver Mr and Mrs Omar Kendrick and Debbie accompanied by Thomas Kendrick of Kingston motored to Lansdowne where they were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew MacCor-mirk Mr and Mrs Wilson Maynard ''v' FvSJwv: i II-Plant ROCKET WRENCH AIm6 nggjgj AttshsAt with adaptam and tenia la handy 525 "DOOK-EDOr MIRROR Tm lata madal aami ptma luU marrtow utatanHwm)4ne minuu ChiMMd TWIN AUTO FLOOR MATA D-OimS in unite in tUati-Wrle nnd mutant ear Intattam Wide pane at Stnrmeaf uuluura 298 JUNE SPECIAL jr ip( y- L'l -y- Xf i jwV A EXHAUST EXTENSION Paywlm laity atraiehl tuba typa Hlyti-Iuatra Mpla ahrmna lialah Par I A maal papular aara A A 9 DASH ITNCE Rad pM blua aa yailaw tlaaraaaam plaaUa wHh upar-aucMaa aup meant OQ Vary aeanenieni CURB SIGNALS Sana Saadaw and whitewall Itrae Prateat whaal slioamaat Hiyhty I )A ehrnmad Pair Aimtr Othara J4 ta 219 pair TOITII TEAM CRANRROOK England On the lineup of the crieket team in this Kent town are players Clout Savage and Luck hush-hush! 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