Prince
Rupert
"Daily
News
Friday,
December
21,
11151
WORLD
of
.
SIP
QUI
Q
111
.,,
it
A
i
L.
forces
in
North
Africa
alter
the
Germans
had
moved
Into
unoccupied
France.
Petain
replied:
"Yes,
not
only
did
I
think
about
j
It
but
I
told
myself
I
had
com-;
mittcd
a
tremendous
blunder
in
not
having
a
personal
plane."
Petain
Would
Have
Joined
With
Allies
ing
Ed
Rides
High;
Sor.to
hos
LOADS
OF
BUYS
in
Our
Tpylond.
Be
sure
to
see
the
Wonderful
Toys
in
Lean
Times
For
Japan
In
the
24
years
frpm
1927,
when
old
age
pensions
were
introduced
PARIS
-T'ne
late
Marshal
In
Canada,
the
federal
govern-Henri
Fhilippe
Petain
said
he
mcnt
has
paid
out
a
total
of
uQnfnrl
t
frnm
fran
73
flOft
000
for
KUch
DeilSionSl
TCXYO
IAP
After
s!x
good
and
join
the
AMleg
aflcr
the
Qer
when
the
universal
old
age
pen-
years
under
the
occupation,
for
mans
nvaderi
the
unoccuDlAI
sions
comes
mio
eiieci
juii.
owns
C.C
Arrows
;
ii
one-sided,
lopsided
and
utier
rout
yesterday
:J(,n,
King
Edward
Pee-Wee
hoopsters
rode
l)VL.r
Civic
Centre
Arrows
to
a
slaughtering
of
41-4.
D.
Melnosh,
of
Coach
Tapalian's
five,
1
half
of
his
team's
points,
while
only
one
man
for
Arrows.
;
eign
lusiness
men
anticipate
zone
0f
France
in
1942
but
he
had-the
first
year
cost
will
be
$325,-
tean
limes
aneaa
in
an
ume-
forced
to
000,000.
not
a
planc
and
was
go
.
JTTtitiA
.
.....ftllLlX'
t
it
a
A
3
i,
'
pci.uc.it
ja.i.
t0
Germany.
All
business
begins
playing
Text
of
lhe
coiiaboraUon
chief's-the
game
under
Japanese
gov-
-Ktlltinnv
hnfnr
a
Pnriinmpn-
eminent
rules
after
Jan.
1.
tary
investigating
committee
Those
rules
to
be
tough
are
going
four
Ws
IsUnd
prlson
ycars
ag0
at
the
start
was
made
public
Thursday.
ror
loreign
DUiuiess
men
uy
,lhl,
91.y(;ar.0id
her0
0(
the
will
mean
higher
taxes,
rising
W(ir,'H
w
rfiH
costs
of
operations
and
sUlfcr
credit
for
which
goes
to
several
erg
wo
didn't
even
rack
up
a
sing'e
score.
lapalian
was
right.
At
the
be-Kinning
of
the
season
his
team
lost
heavily
in
the
first
league
came.
The
coach
was
not
I
.
d.
mm
kM
4'
-r
In
-
iHtiti
He
had
been
condemned
to
death
for
treason'
in
1945
but
t.ic
sentence
was
commuted
to
life
imprisonment.
Ask.d
by
investigators
if
he
hart
thought
nf
Inininj
American
Wh'
ffilV
GROTTO
CIGAR
STORE
't&Wt&Ji
i
-Gig"
5
5.
i
1
-ofesO
Who
Smoke
personal
living
expenses.
Japan
intends
to
restore
its
powt.
in
the
Far
East
and
the
woild.
II
appears
Intent
on
..King
loieiKn
assistance,
par-Uuuluily
leciiii.cians
needea
u
rebuild
Industry,
but
still
not
gram
foreign
business
any
concessions
that
Impede
recovery.
IS1,(,
doubt
about
It.
King
'with
mostly
first
year
is
inking
to
the
hoops
f
proverbial
(lucks
to
Tir
ciiiu'li
svs
Its
mainly
the
new
school
has
its
m
where
players
prac-'uintiy.
says
Tiipalian,
"some
Ijnvs
arc
natural-born
srrdiiy'
tsam-J,
Lei-man
v,
accounted
tor
two
bas-
,.
or.iy
.'coring
or
his
f.,r
Knit!
Ed,
Mcintosh
j);
Lambie
and
HrxJijkin-:
15
between
them.
But
rs!
factor
accounting
for
;
,
s
rikkI
playing
is
their
,ki;i!;
and
co-operation,
Years
Best
HEADS
BOMBERS
New
President
of
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bomb
Ts
In
the
Western
Canada
Football
Conference
Is
W.
Culver
Riley,
a
Winnipeg
ln-financc
executive.
He
was
elected
Wednesday
at
a
meeting
of
C'ub
officials.
He
succ'Jds
Ralph
S.
Misener
of
Winnipeg
who
held
the
office
for
two
years.
(CP
PHOTO)
1
"These
boys
are
playing
bas-kntbnll
for
their
first
time.
But
I
think
they'll
be
good
and
I'm
willing
to
bet
we'll
top
the
league
before
the
year
ends."
That
a
where
King
Ed
stands
now
at
the
ton.
Searing
Kinc
I
d
ward
E.
Johnson
2,
i
f.
Johnson
2,
P.
Thon,
R.
John-1
'n.
J.
Lambie
8.
D
Mcintosh
20,
Hodgkinson
7,
Adams
2,
Peder-sen,
T.uin,
Pierce.
Arrows
Leeman
4,
IverSon,
F'ranrl.
Fleming,
Morrison,
Philips,
Sykcs.
Brett.
C
pupation
offica.s
will
try
to
assist
American
business
where
they
can
untij
the
occupation
ends,
but
they
must
support
the
program
which
Japan
s
government
feels
is
necessary
for
recovery.
Foreign
business
men
in
Japan
today
Eie
mainly
relaileis,
tieh-.ncians,
importers
and
exporters,
bankers,
engineers
transportation
firms,
InsuiT.nce
men,
ac-icountants,
lawyers
and
nevvs-,
paper
men.
!
Taxation
Ls
their
bingcst
prcb-
I
O
ffllr
K
ti.
CI
Gi-))
carry
o
complete
line
loO
C
of
Imported
Pipes
..
.
Iq'
-h
Ssix
Tobaccos
n-d
Cigars
'l
k&i?
11
Aso
o
good
supply
of
j
I
'
O
EOXED
CHOCOLATES
!;'A
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CIGAR
A
News
Stories
TORONTO
Canadian
Press
announces
results
of
a
newspaper
cd
tors'
poll
on
outstanding
s'.o
irs
of
the
year.
Adjudged
first
world
news
story
war
General
MacArthur's
dismissal
and
second
Winston
Church
ill's
return
as
Prime
Minister
of
Britain.
I
The
Royal
Tour
was
rated
the
best,
domestic
story
and
the
St.
AXJIENT
SPORT
H-.mrner-t.hr
-.vflng
contests
have
been
traced
as
far
back
ai
the
Tailteann
games
in
Ireland
many
centuries
a;;o.
T
hs
lourney
dw
Um
Co"hl
tofi
W
lk
Go'"
I
jy
y
y
storej.......
I
IIIMMl
PilUMPI
HH
MIMIII
MUM
MIIIMmiTllWMTignmWWMMWro
.....
Red
Wings
Break
Mark
For
Road
Puck
ins
Lawrence
waterway
go-it-alone
ond
best.
Open
at
k
Centre
,u(
nil
chess
experts!"
j
to
establish
another
"
"
"
'
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-
'-
"
-
ilem.
All
foreigners,
as
of
Jan.
1,
I
1952,
will
cease
to
get
the
current
1
50
percent
tax
reduction
on
individual
income
excpt
in
a
few
categories
considered
essential,
such
as
technical
consultants.
Foreign
u
rns
recently
have
CHICAGO
(CP)
Detroit
Rod
Wings
defeated
c
:ub
m
the
Civic
Centre
rhic;i
Hlaek
Hawks
fi
to
4
Thlivslav
llieht
and
been
incrca-sing
cot-of-livUig
'
revive
of
skill
,
tvjonliiucu
n
page
1)
Dio
a
h
game
,
t1
,
,
1
'
tnoichv
ti.ifl
;in
li.vpur
l-ppnrrl
fni
ivim.1
piimopt
twin.
Jack
E'.irn
ha.s
tournament
to
Tlv
victory
before
5380
fans
rue
v.a"
their
fifteenth
straight
game
w.th
nit
defeat
awav
from
home,
jnuaiy
8.
Registrations
standing
behind
the
lvaguc-lead-lir
Win't'
and
Toronto.
.
The
Habitants
kept
Toronto
from
a
direct
shot,
on
goal
crived
unt
l
January
7
Uior
cipp.mcnts
will
be
f.nal
period.'.
HEATING
:
fill
'
The
Rc-I.atale
ono
'
i
II
'
PrfimD'
Service
i
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II
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11
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v,-
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k,
.
:
You
Know
j
L1L
V
,
I
Hockey
Scores
Nat'onal
D
.trct
8,
Chicago
4
Western
Inter.
Okanagan
Spokane
3,
Penticton
1.
Miy:
Mr.
Sum,
there'll
be
v
p
ize
lor
the
champ-v
lo.i
nan.vnt
will
be
n
i
Hind-robin
style,
the
i
w.nnri.s
to
play
off
for
jmpionsnip.
Chessmen
ji'is
arc
aailable
at
the
ar.d
so
me
quiet,
complying
rooms.
,s
purcl
,'
a
game
of
skill
;y
!wo
people
each
hav-.:
imvces.and
eight
pawns,
nvrv
minfn-
alternately
r
kniu
ol
one
player
is
so
I
Ii
'
.annul
escape.
Ori-v-
Bai.i..
is
obseu
e.
but
it
prht-vement
that
tied
the
Boston
Bruins'
mark
set
during
...
1940-41
season.
T'iie
Wing',
w.i,
..
le
not
lost
in"
on
the
road
since
the
f'art
of
the
season,
racked
up
their
tenth
victory
against
five
ties.
i.
'-o't
t'O'i
cn'y
after
con--''le
'ble
resistance
from
th-j
Hawks
whose
Bill
Mosienko
scored
twice
to
bring
his
lifetime
National
League
scoring
total
to
157
goals.
Mosienko's
first
period
score
tied
an
early
Detroit
lead
and
throe
times
thereafter
the
Hawks
were
within
one
of
a
tic
but
Just
could
not
manage
it.
HABITANTS
BKAT
LEAFS
Montreal
Canadiens
struck
foi
three
third-period
goals
to
defeat
vi'd
to
have
stemmed
he
O.irm
in
medieval
ml
imported
to
Europe.
'.it;
tli"
tournament,
Mr,
regular
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
4
to
1
and
"iii'.s
to
form
move
into
third
piace
in
tnc
lib
with
active
partlclpa-;.
av;d
chess
player
him-t
director
b.'lieves
there
1
quite
a
few
others
in
J
U
iix
i't
v
ho
play
the
game
l
liiiK
nt
oppoitunity
or
have
nut
pluyed
for
i'.mc
Remember
when?
Welterweight,
champion
Frif'.iv
7,lvic
and
hirhtwciuht
champion
Lew
Jenkins
fought
a
sizzling
10-round
draw
In
New
York
11
years
ago
tonight.
Jenkins,
despite
disadvantage
in
weight,
built
up
a
lead
in
the
early
rounds
but
Zlvic
rallied
strongiy
to
gain
a
draw.
-il'.
an
attempt
will
I
!
to
slart
a
checker
iup
(!!).
The
adult
games
"il
Hie
committee
room
'
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for
playing
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