rTince
Kupeir
uaiiv
'New
Monday,
Lteccinber
I'l,
lal
tne
conductor
Willi
in
rjaaic
waKt
!
of
5
19.s.
can
collect
nearly
3
a
!
Iweek
with
overtime
and
there
Pf
!
Coventry
In
.tb
of
is
plenty
of
overtime.
i
Everywhere
there
are
workers
BEAT3
CLIMATE
ANCIENT
HUNTERS
SAINT
JOHN.
N.B.
(P
Artistic
with
money
to
burn.
The
taverns
ERICKSON,
Man.
V
Waldon
;
rd
ware
Men
Force
Out
By
NORMAN
CRIBBENS
COVENTRY,
England
iReu-tersi
Coventry,
one
of
Britain's
most
blitzed
cities,
has
become
a
are
always
full
and
there
are
Hedman,
a
missionary
from
!
cave
carvings
of
20.000
years
ago
qiw-ues
at
the
local
dog
racing
,
Tanganyika
In
British
East
Af-
j
were
seen
by
Avery
Shaw,
curator
tracks.
jrica,
told
an
audrence
here
that
;
of
the
New
Brunswick
museum's
Yet
scores
of
these
men
go
'although
the
mission
station
i3
art
department,
on
a
recent
visit
home
to
sleep
with
their
families
,
only
a
few
degrees
from
the
.
to
France.
He
told
a
meeting
in
one
room.
A
house
U
the
one
!
equator,
if
enjoys
a
temperature
here
the
caves
of
Dordogne
and
thing
all
their
money
cannot
buy.
;
between
58
and
75
degrees
be-
Burgundy
contained
realistic
Some
14,000
persons
are
on
the
jcause
it's
built
at
an
elevation
of
j
representations
of
wild
horses,
'II
.
...
91
'
mers
in
narrow
Win
Christmas
Treats
Ample
But
Costly
Britons
Discover
b'lom
town.
j
It
has
Jobs
and
good
wages
for
!
everyone
and
houses
for
no
one.
Housing
is
o
scarce
that
the
I
mayor
has
asked
people
to
stop
watting
iust
for
homes
ana
re
:
.
500
.
t
reindeer
and
bison.
xas.es
inree
year
ui
get
uu
uic
i
I
By
ROALD
FENESS
In
a
last
quarter,
rush,
Gordon
&
Anderson
Sat-;fl(av
night
ed(wl
past
a
straining
Cellulose
team
to
coming
to
the
city,
but
ft
Is
1m-
list.
!
possible
to
stop
them.
With
the
jump
in
wages,
the
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
Ciuu4lum
Press
Staff
Writer
Coventry's
factories
the
ones!
cost
of
livine
has
also
risen
Jjn
55-rl
in
senior
basketball.
Although
G
&
A
drew
i
that
attracted
the
a'avp
att.fr!unMAu;iuae
.au
that
thpv
fir.rl
tt
ft"
-
-
-
JHw.
LONDON
(CP)
Britain's
gov-
wave
0f
German
bombers
during
cheaper
to
pay
bus
fare
or
train
eminent
leaders
may
be
bandy-
t
lhe
S(.cond
Worid
War
pay
the!
tares
to
towns
15
and
20
miles
Hockey
Scores
National
SATURDAY
New
York
1,
Toronto
4
Boston
1.
Montreal
3
Chicago
0,
Detroit
3
SUNDAY
Toronto
3,
Chicago
4
Montreal
4,
Boston
2
Di-troit
3,
New
York
1
i
Pacific
Canst
Saturday'
Victoria
6.
Tacoma
6
Seattle-1,
New
Westminster
3
Edmonton
6,
CaJgary
11
SUNDAY
Victoria
7.
Seattle
2
Western
International
SATURDAY
Trail
1,
Kimberley
4
Okanagan
Kelowna
4.
Kamloops
3
Pcnticton
4,
Vernon
6
Western
International
Sp
ikane
3,
Nanaimo
4
ling
words
on
a
proposed
"au-
highest
wages
in
Britain.
Thou
away
to
do
their
shopping.
nwriiijr
v,iuij,Liiiai
in
niwircu
sands
oi
workers
are
earning
up
!
food,
but
there
is
no
shortage
in
to
17
or
a
five-riiy
week,
"
rthe
special
delicacies
that
are,
,
6
favorite
items
on
most
festive
tables.
the
appearance
of
old-time
west-
em
gold
rush
settlements
with
;
walk
through
any
of
the
Dref.fbricated
P-"0"uuea
houses
nouses
and
ana
wood
wooa
e
down-tomn
down-town
tnori
lood
stores
tvire
sets
sets
big,
st
blood,
(XL
.Mi)
took
over
the
lead
and
lost
it
lv
twice
until
the
last
minute.
The
game
was
fast,
I'iling
and
clean.
-
-
t
auA.
Ruue
Holkestad
was
tlie
senior
gamp
Rainmakers
I
torch,
with
Platen
supplyiiiK
tangle
with
the
Elk.
I
Hume
and
Hebb
the
heat.
first
CCC
14;
G&A
9;
Sec-
,,.
played
a
stalwart
game,
otid
o&A
14,
CCC13
Third
I
.....
deadly
under
th
basket.
CCC
18
O&A
15
-Fourth-G&A
i
as
also
hitih
with
19
points.
15.
CX'C
6
lau-n
the
speed
and
provl.l.-d
c.&A-Holk.-stad
19,
Flaten
18,
i
scored
a
big
10
points.
T.,.bb
was
the
bad
boy
for
the
Serm
I,,,,,,.
He
kicked
oft
for
five
Hf,bo
.
Ctime,
Pierce
10,
Krist-
;s.
Still
he
played
a
good
"'""son,
Buultcr2.
Moore.
1',,
All
the
hardware
men's
C
:CC
Dumas
2
Marshall
12,
i,
except,
lor
four
or
five,
Hatehford
15,
Thompson
9,
Hill
I
,,
'lay-ups.
j
13.
Peterson,
Houtrau.
Give
Electrically
en
shanties
springing
up
w
here
1
y
housewives
calculating
how
r,'i...,
Vrlr
buildings
were
knocked
down
by
i
"71
'
the
German
air
force.
"
;"
,
..mi
..
1.
tu,.
9
HlllliUUft
U
fJUUl.UA
HUI
1,11
ui
ic-
armament
contracts
For
the
only
restrictions
on
non-rationed
goods
are
the
planes,
tractors
and
machine
tools
are
S
'
responsible
for
the
boom.
prices.
I
Aa
yt-l
tiie
threatened
cut
in
G.
E.
Kettles
16t50
G.E.
Irons
16.50
MAM
Y
HEADACHES
But
the
town
has
many
head
1
cannea
100a
supplies
nas
nui
reached
the
counter,
and
de
aches.
-
x
x
X
2i
I
i-he
nun
winners
wun
ineir
lectable
displays
include
tins
of
r....
U..
iv,t
V
Remember
when?
unilurms
iren
lops
ana
green
cooked
ham
weiring
anything
u"
"
and
,
G.F.
Heating
Pods
27.50
9.50
ocer
will
be
j
uiiiNi.
were
nvany
uu
win-1
1
Raichford
was
the
back-j
,.
and
:
paik.
His
urging
and
j
hurray
Murdoch
the
.Iron
man
uui
el
Zo
"
lh
P
;of
hockey,
played
his
500th
sue-
flf
varU1
si,0
,n
'linnprt
hif.,,.
there
tomorrow.
ft.....
i
I,
,1.1
r,f
n
I.,,.
A
ril.C,
V
'
Te
Nathmal
Hockey
Leagu-3
cns
cooked
and
prepared.
Canadiens
Drop
Jinx
lilt;
oiuijf
la
luiu
ih
it
una
u,,,ti
driving
a
full
load
of
passengers,
who
passed
a
notice
announcing
k.i.c
wiiu
iuik
dangers
10
ThprR
rp
tinned
turkev
uhnU
yearr
ago
tonight.
Murdoch
was
or
sliced,
'.
chicken
and
pork
K
(hem.
Muisliall
assisted
him
.,!ly
with
H'iII
making
most
IIi'p
lone;
Khots
for
them,
rhlonl
made
16
point,
Mur-
'
f.Pf
Of
tt.
nnum-ful
cntioH
nlqu.
t
..
.
.
.
.
G.E.
Toasters
9
95
11.95
&
17.50
I
"M,:n
Wanted
outside
a
factory.
1
,
h,,:
;
c
.
frame-
.
.
,
,H
-rf
front-line
of
Bill
Cook,
Frank
I
and
unAl'l
a
wide
variety
lt
of
tut
fat
French,
1
and
dashed
inside
to
get
himself
J
Washer
;
!
Boucher
and
Bun
Cook,
a
job
which
paid
more
money,
y
Now
Tied
for
Third
Place
Ju
National
Hockey
League
1
il
12
and
Hill
13.
This
game
I
ccc
hack
in
ine
cellar.
I,,;..
Slat
!
a
and
Bill
Davidson
I
the
f
ame
well
under
control
than
driving
a
bus.
j
Yet
even
busmen
get
higher
waues
in
Convcntry
than
any-
S
Iialian
and
German
sausage,
sold
by
the
pound.
The
price
of
these
goods
may
be
somewhat
higher
than
that
MONTR
feAL
f
Montreal
"
uuv-s
mc
un
imm
with
Daily
DiPPer.
169.50
A
Scndwich
.
t
whure
else
in
Britain.
Drivers
j
i
were
not
"whistle-liappy."
Canadiens
brokj
a
long
winiess
j
tTnnnimr,.
hi!.
,o.
of
rationed
fare,
the
cost
of
1
get
more
Ulan
conductors,
but
n
i:
called
18
fouls
G&A
and
streak
and
moved
into
third
'nich
on
j
,v
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
I
tePl
low
by
governme
Iv
,n
CCC.
Tuesday
will
see
the
plaee
tie
with
Boston
Bruins
by
.Co-operative
Association
somi-i
'"''5SiX,y'
but
mast
housewiv
ives
'
sigh
of
relief
at
the
on
oreame
u-iieiw
names
ir
in
noswjii
twice.
3
10
1
ana
....
1
1
.j...
iuraa
mat
utile
extra
xtra"
'
I
switched
to
Marvclube
for
dependable
starts
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
all
driving
conditions
with
Marvelube
tht
Heavy-Duty
motor
oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
fof
correct
lubrication.
Marvelube
is
a
detergent
motor
oiL
It
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let
youf
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"
service.
-
4
to
2
in
week-end
National
the
Christmas
fare
and
supplies
of
ease
witn
whien
mey
can
oDiain
ta
nronosnJ
that
th
Prince
j
l-:'key
League
g.mes,
!
Rupert
bl.tl.Tam
!
"-Uaned
goods
are
la'rge
and
t
,
of
prepared
i
chicken
and
succulent.
'"""j
i
u.ki.iU
...III
.
.
.
1,
V
V
trnrar
R
Dhina
K"d
Wings
extended
1
Toronto
tu
cigiit
points
by
de-
Zt
Ji
Ila,lie
I
an
interesting
butlet
luncheon
of
-Co-op
Challengers."
EASILY
HANDLED
j
or
dinneT
The
local
hoop
team
has
some
Best
selling
point
about
the
1
And
for
those
who
don't
mind
r
I
in
nrst
loss
,
n
S.
u.
1
.1?
!
Important
dates
coming
up
in-
j
canned
varieties
is
the
ease
with
'
the
cost,
most'
big
stores
have
a
en
clufiing
the
Chicago
Reamers'
1
which
they
can
be
handled
in
variety
of
poultry
and
game,!
,
.
,
1
v
v
c
id-.'
New
Yoik
;
3
to
1
nc
Sunday
nii-niri
i1nrH
tm
fm
nhi.
n.h.
.
-hu
i,i
fl.
-La
.o
I
2
Toasters
Bobv
Bottle
Warmers
3,25
Hcnlton
Beach
M:cte
28,95
Hcmilton
Beach
Mi"'
64.75
Sunbeam
Mi"'
73.75
mghl.
'
eago
and
the
Vancouver
Eilers
nVate
ennlclnv
fneilitiet
1
inisuul
nrf
.nrnUheri
with
Im-
ll.-,rirn
37:
Eraser
&
"I'lync
Jl:
Mansims
SI;
.nJvr
11
T"
I'afs
split
week-end
EC.
Senior
A
naze-otters.
I
'Man
would-be
hostesses
nvinntinn.
Not
onlv
that,
tout
a
panics.
Uiumping
the
Rangers
4!
complete
dinner
can
easily
be
to
1
Saturday
and
then
losing
4;
I.
...
i
&
Payne
suffered,
their
....
rhim
c.mHav
Portrait
of
Young
Man
Facing
Death
built
up
on
prepared
foods
alone.
Favorites
still
notable
by
their
oh.-f,tii'
ti(M.
hnvp
hpon
nlmnkl
i
;
loss
.Saturday
night
as
they.
The
Sunday
Boston-
I
,.,!
,,nl
1,,
M
.rlrt,on
,n
tliA
....
victory
f
"
'"'
a;
Montreal
s
first
win
nwnv
unobtainable
since
the
end
of
y
frmedinte
hoop
league.
The
,
,rclr
nonte
slnt.3
October
14
.'ins
-liall
oi
w.'iom
had
play-j
j
in
tt.'
retint
Ketchikan
sei-i
1
,
the
Second
World
War
arc
1
g
1
North
American
canned
pears,'
peaches
and
pineapple.
it
f
J
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co,
Ltd.
the
sign
that
says
r
1
-.4.
Borden
Street
Dovns
Diver
-took
tlK'
lead
in
the
first
tut
and
held
it
for
the
win,
"sing
a
tii;ht
Jjne
defence,
r-
Si
hool
baffled
the
top
,je
c.othiers
who"
could
not
:
ak
throtich
In
their
customary
Ii.p
Meanwhile
superior
shmt-
to
stop
for
Phone
210
Besner
Bl
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.Stewart,
B.C.
Housewives
need
not
be
dismayed,
however,
for
there
is
a
wide
variety
of
bottled
fruits,
including
all
three,
and
varied
types
of
fruit
salads.
Bottled
pineapple
pieces,
for
instancet
cost
as
little
as
2s
fid.
f
An
expensive
item
on
most
banqueting
tables
will
be
the
Christmas
crackers.
Most
"decent"
crackers
are
priced
around
two
guineas
a
box,
and
decorative
cracker
table
novelties
cost
around
5.
ti
ui
Becker,
Webber
and
Ford
Borden
.
Street
School
beat
not
be
stopp.-d
by
Fraser
&
Hell
Divers
14
to
12
in
a
keenly
fc
ne
defence.
!
contested
Pee
Wee
Basketball
ta
H
;
J.J.i.X..J.J.i..S.J.S.i.X.-
1
i,
'
li
?l
was
high
with
10;
Becker
League
game
Friday.
i
Webber
each
scored
eight.
I
The
west
enderj
scored
9
"-T.it
h
was
a
tower
of
strength
points
to
the
Divers'
five
in
the
the
clothiers
as
he
out-
first
quarter
and
held
the
lead
n?
un
with
10
points.
In
the
throughout.
Half
time
score
was
t
half
F&P
broke
through
the
10
to
8
and
at
the
third
quarter
wiili'
defence
but
could
not
breather,
13
to
10.
it
ol
ten
enough
to
pay
off.
j
Players:
XIOK
irttil'r'
!
Hell
Divers
Bowes,
3;
Kelsey,
."the
junior
bill,
Mansons
had
Twaites,
Kiiburn,
2;
Lugrin.
t-i.ui.ie
from
their
rival
jew-
D-
McLeod.
3;
B.
McLeod,
Stan-
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont.
.?
Police
believe
thieves
who
stole
25
chickens
from
the
farm
of
Carman
Pprry
at
Tupperville
were
exp3rts
who
killed
the
chickens
on
the
spot.
Another
13
chickens
were
found
killed
in
the
hen
house.
J.".
L",,k
-
.
"
wood,
Lemon.
ts.
Losers
fchnft-efl
little
ex-
SV-ott
J.
tfc-t
...r
lAm
o.,ri
Borden
Wong
M
'l-eoa.
btewart
Atmerson
vac-
,re
:
passing,
shooting,
:ing
or
faking
and
Manson
s-
clirr.
u'.
N'ei.son,
Kens-
'!
up
a
23-5
h-'ad
in
the
first
vo!d',.
6
Eb?"
M:n-
I
Allied
Strand
was
referee,
But
the
game
was
low
and
Ell''''f,
N,"ls,!n
umPre-
Russe
McNeill,
and
Donald
-i'd
with
bad
pas-ses
by
both
tlinrke-per
m.
lilack,
Helin
and
Hodg-
i
Haudenschild.
-scorer.
son
were
tops
in
scoring
with'
,
mm
and
8
points.
Helin
scored
his
points
In
the
last
half.
.Savilie
and
Stanwood
were
the
v
ouistanriing
hustlers
for
Iser's.
scoring
eight
of
lhe
'H's
11
points.
Scurinr
I
IN
A
TRENCH
In
Korea
a
young
man
Is
crouching.
He
looks
up
and
watches
the
explosion
of
the
withering
mortar
fire
that
was
meant
to
prevent
him
and
his
comrades
rapturing
the
trench.
It
is
a
picture
of
death
going
overhead
and
it
was
taken
when
the
King's
Shropshire
Light
Inlanlrv
of
the
20.000-strong
British
Commonwealth
Division
drove
strongly
entrenched
Communists
from
a
1,004-ft.
high
peak.
Good
Skiing
On
Mt
Hays
IN
BETTER
USED
CARS
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SUPfllRS
OF
"CAMAniAN
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H.M.
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Ford
10.
Becker
8,1
A
two-foot
depth
of
snow
on
bher
8.
Clark
3,
Saiikey
3,
Mc-
the
top
of
Mt.
Hays
gave
a
hand-
2.
Krist
mansion
'2.
Peneff
ljful
of
early
skiers
a
chance
to
''PPard,
Rhodes.
Total
36.
I
test
out
their
planks
and
ankles
fiascr
&
Payne
Smith
10,
'to
open
the
season.
Ski
Club
h
6,
Petersbn
4,
Enridge
4,
'
President
George
Mostad
reports
risl')ff
5,
J.
Smith
2,
Parnell.
the
skiing
was
g-wid
on
top,
at
;a'
31.
itho
ski
tow.
Mansun's
Black
11,
Helin
9,!
Not
enough
fluffy
stuff
lay
on
"Iskinson
8,
Webber
6.
Barnes
the
new
run
for
skiing,
however,
Anderson
4,
Mostad
4,
Brent-
but
hopeful
eyes
are
cast
heaven-n
C
Total
51.
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j
ward
at
grey
clouds.
Meanwhile,
Buyer's
Saville
5,
Stanwood
club
members
will
get
Uie
rope
McNeil
2,
Smith,
Sedgwick,
tow
in
shape
for
use
during
the
"held.
Total
11.
1
Christmas
holidays.
These
cars
are
older
models
but
they
are
in
good
condition
.
.
.
and
III
in
mia
M
1
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l
most
imoortant
of
a
Rubber
they
are
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
1938
Ford
Coach
19S0
Austin
Sedan
with
radio
1948
Thames
Van
1937
Tcrraplane
for
good
transporta-
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