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Thursday,
February
6,
1941.
Leads
"All
Canadians"
-
:
'
A
squadron
leader
of
the
"All
Canadians"
in
Emlnnr1
ii
a
man
without
'legs.
He
has
taken
part
in
a
number'
of
ciiauycuicntb
iiiuiuuing'ine
anair
at
uuniarK.
ile
nas
had
.an
extraordinary
career
in
the
Rnv,il
Air
Fm-on
Snnn
nf.
teriie
was
commissioned
he
lost
both
legs
in
a
crash
and
was
invalided
from
the
service.
Metal
limbs
were
sub-
stituiea
and
he
used
them
so
skillfully
that
on
the
outbreak
of
war
he
was
again
accepted
for
flying
duties.
His
superb
leadership
has
been
largely
responsible
for
the
Squadron's
success
over
Britain.
A
fearless
fighter,
he
has
led
his
men
into
battles
in
which
the
odds
have
been
overwhelmingly
against
them
and
has
brought
them
through
with
flying
colors.
!
Who
Are
The
Wreckers?
---
j
.
It
is
about
time
the
dissensions
over
the
Ottawa
con-
f
erence
-stopped.
The
same
people
who
are
keeping
up
the
campaign
to
try
to
.oust,
the
British
Columbia
premier
are
the
ones
who
are
asking
for
unity
of
purpose
in
this
war
J
time.
t
They
perhaps
do
not
realize
that
the
dissension
is
injunnK
the
war
unity
and
it
is
time
it
came
to
an
end.
Let
'us
fight
it
out
when
the
war
is
over.
No
matter
who
Avas
right
or
who
was
wrong,
the
outstanding
feature
of
;
the,
controversy
is
that
Pattullo
had
the
courage
to
stand
nutagainst
not
only
the
opposition
but
thousands
of
his
:
own
supporters
in
favor
of
something
he
believed
to
be
;
right.
j
i
In
the
past
Pattullo
has
usually
been
right
and
he
is
j
probably
right
this
time.
To
use
Hitlerian
methods
against
,
.
,
,
.
rhltn
ltlDf
Hnilt
In
In
Jniun..
i.1
i.
'
'
L
T
T
1
j
fuiii
juoi,
huh
i
tu
ue&u
uy
mm
spirit
oi
iair
piay
lor
Wlilcn
bur
men
are
fighting
in
Europe.
Let
us
turh
to
the
war
effort
and
forget
this
wrangling.
Those
politicians
and
!
others
who
have
an
axe
to
grind
should
bo
compelled
to
vent
their
petty
spite
at
some
more
opportune
time.
i
Right
Kind
of
Politician
'
Wendell
Willkie
is
a
politician
of
the
right
kind.
Dur-j
ing.
the
recent
presidential
campaign
he
fought
Roosevelt
'
to
the
limit
of-
his
powers.
When
the
big
fight
was
over
andjie.was
defeated
he
swung
in
behind
the
President
and
;
used
all
his
influence
in-
support
of
the
President's
policy
;
of
.full
support
to
Britain.
He
has
shown
himself
to
be
a
real
man.
DODGING
OF
NAZIS
HIS
LONG
SUIT
Neutral
Sailor.
Strafed
In
France,
"Sunk"
Twice
in
Atlantic,
Iteaclied
Canada
nn
a
Warship
By
DOUG
HOW
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
AN
EAST
COAST
CANADIAN
PORT.
Feb.
5:
CPi
A
new
chapter
in
seafaring
life
lies
before
Martin
Kovacevic
and.
after
eight
hectic
months,
the
amiable
Yugoslav
skipper
Is
jubilant.
In
this
Canadian
port,
he
.parted
company
with
the
small
group
of
mien
who
went
with
him
through
the
worst
of
the
Battle
of
France,
the
sinking
of
two
ships
on
the
Atlantic
and
q
four-month
stretch
in
Canadian
immigration
quarters.'
Kovacevic
was
to
take
command
in
New
York
of
a
"good
ship"
but
he
found
the
greatest
nleasure
in
the
fact
that
he
will
again
be
master
of
a
vessel
the
Milena
that
flies
the
colors
of
his
native
land.
His
companions
were
to
ship
aboard
the
first
Yugoslav
craft
to
enter
this
harbor
in
months.
Thear
Is
a
lang
story.
Last
May
13,
Kovacevic
Jed
a
band
of
2G
men
from
Yugoslavia
to
take
over
a
ship
j
at
Boulogne.
In
France,
however,
they
were
informed
that
the
vessel
had
been
sunk
by
the
Nazis.
Stranded,
they
reached
Dunkerque
and
found
themselves
plunged
into
a
terrific
multitude
of
civilians
seeking
only
to
flee
before
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Tuesday.
Febrna
Germanr.
So
the
Yugoslavs
joined
the
refuoees.
walking
57
miles
th
jbueh
'a
constant
aerial
bombard
ment
to
Calais.
Tnere
they
touna
worn
uuu
we
food
they
had
lived
without
for
three
days.
Officers
and
men
alike
helped
load
a
Polish
boat
that
finally
sailed
without
completing
Its
bridge
to
wave
to
one
of
the
three
I
lifeboats
to
wait.
Nazi
machine
gun
fire
mowed
him
down.
The
Yugoslavs
explained
that
the
Germans
fnay
have
believed
he
was
the
wireless
onerator
left
behind
to
call
for
aid.
The
British
captain,
his
chief
engineer
and
two
wounded
Yugoslavs
were
taken
aboard
the
Narvik.
Once
again,
the
fact
that
Yugoslavs
were
victimized
seemed
to
Inspire
a
Oer
man
captain
to
excellent
manners.
The
explanation,
they
believed,
was
i,hat
the
Nazis
didn't
wish
to
do
anything
to
chafe
relations
with
that
Balkan
nation.
Provided
Lifeboat
When
one
of
the
survivors
shouted
that
they
had
seen
a
ship
sunk
for
the
second
time
In
two
weeta,
the
captain
bellowed
"I'm"
sorry
good
voyage."
A
more
tangible
gesture
was
liis
gift
of
a
lifeboat
to
relieve
the
others
of
excess
cargo.
Kovacevic's
boat
was
adrift
four
and
a
hair
days
in
a
hurricane-lashed
Atlantic
before
It
reached
the
French
Island
of
St.
Bartholomew
in
the
West
Indies.
Forty-one
men
thus
were
saved.
From
their
landing
place,
the
Yugoslavs
got
to
the
British
Island
of
St.
Kltts
where
they
were
given
new
clothes.
They
came
to
Canada
aboard
a
British
warship.
They
lived
in
Immigration
quarters
here
for
four
months,
although,
Kovacevic
said,
London
had
ordered
that
they
be
repatriated.
Authorities,
he
added,
said
lack
of
shipping
space
made
their
return
to
Eifrope
Impossible.
Then
suddenly
things
began
Tto
break
their
way.
A
ve'ssel
skippered
by
a
man
who
went
to
school
in
Croatia
with
Kovacevic
entered
harbor
and
offered
:to
take
on
the
eight
officers
and
men.
The
ofier
was
swiftly
accepted:
Kovacevic
.planned
to
go
along
too,
but
an
unexpected
wire
from
New
York
gave
him.
a
ship
of
his
own.
Reach
ten
ttumsatiQ
people
With
i
"want
ad."
In
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Dally
News.
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RUPRKMK
COtTRT
OP
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PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
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ACT
AND
IN
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MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OF
ROGER
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PERRY,
DeceaMd.
TAKE
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toy
Ordr
of
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Honour
Judge
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local
Jurtze
of
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oT
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I
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tlx.
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of
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IMPROVING
THEIR
LEAD
Kangers
Increase
Margin
at
Ton
of
Ladies'
Bowline
League
cargo.
Kovacevic
and
the
rem-l
further
Increased
their
nants
of
his
little
Dana
inose
wno-
.
f
1fnr1rr5:ri,n
Jn
the
Ladies'
decided
not
to
turn
back
crossed
to
Polite
But
Definite
There
Kovacevic
was
posted
with
ethers
of
his
group
to
the
Panamanian
vessel
SalntMarguerlte
and
sailed
Tor
North
America.
Hundreds
or
miles
at
sea.
sailing
alone
in
the
daylight
hours,
they
were
accosted
by
a
Nazi
U-boat.
A
polite
captain
illUi
gill
V
j-
Bowling
League
In
this
week's
play
by
scoring
a
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victory
over
Big
Sisters.
Savoy
Swingers
and
Blue
Birds-are
tied
for
the
runner-up
spot
by
winning
two
games
to
one
victories
respectively
over
Knox
Hotel
and
Stylettes.
In
the
fourth
or
the
week's
fixtures
Anette's
won
two
to
one
over
Lucky
Strikes.
High
average
gave
every
man
time
to
take
to
the
I
scorer
was
Dot
Ballinger
with
244.
Weboats,
inquired
or
their
supply
of
I
individual
scoring
was
as
followi:
food
and
water
and
then
torpedoea
their
ship.
The
climax
of
his
gentlemanly
conduct
was
his
advice
as
to
the
direction
they
should
take
to
cross,
the
path
of
a
British
hlp.
Darkness
had
rallen
when
their
lifeboat
carrying
18
men
heard
another
ship
and
signalled
It
with
a
torch.
It
proved
to
be
the
British
vessel
King
John.
That
was
July
2.
Eleven
days
later
as
they
crept
nearer
America,
they
ran
across
a-ship
with
several
Swedish
flags
painted
on
her
side.
She
carried
the
name
"Narvik."
As
an
engineer-survivor
descrlb-
it:
lUiiger
1
Peterson
189
Robins
208
AsemLsscn
130
James
131
Ballinger
242
Totals
900
Big
Sisters
1
Oomez
142
Mrs.
Dickens
75
Rothwell
50
M.
Bond
210
Alexander
210
Handicap
02
Totals
.701
CI
viol
I
1
She
came
to
within
400
yards
Tlillrpnc
.
-
,
,
.
.
.
,
,
M'.WMWaM
1WU
oi
us
wnen
suuaeniy
uuwn
wem
me
i
Swedish
flag,
up
went
the
swastika
and
bang
went
the
guns."
German'
machine
guns
swept
the
King
John's
defensive
weapon
and
no
responding
fire
was
possible.
Kovacevic
was
standing
with
the
British
skipper
on
the
bridge
when
the
latter
was
wounded.
The
men
were
ordered
to
the
boats
and
the
Germans
finally
ceased
firing
when
they
sawthe
ship
was
being
abandoned.
Quietly
the
King
John
was
deserted
except
for
one
man
an
or
dinary
seaman
and
he
raced
to
the
,
Schaeffer
132
Nelson
101
Blackhall
.164
Lautens
130
Handicap
107
Totals
802
Blue
Birds
1
Pierce
181
Turgeon
170
Boulter
.118
Hartwlg
106
Keron
105
Handicap
12
Totals
812
Annettes
1
fioKrr
inf
Arney
H9
Nickers-on
114
Dickens
123
Handicap
22
Totals
072
Lucky
Strikes
1
Menzles
123
Hague
.125
Warren
,
.112
li.'Bbnd
:
':.
f.
00
Low
Score
'
107
Handicap
no
Totals
073
Savoy
Swingers
1
La
Belle
142
Wesch
138
Croxford
155
Basso-Bert
191
McLcod
83
Handicap
4
Totals
-
.713
Knox
Hotel
'
i
McKeown
182
Yager
114
Scharlf
126
Montgomery
176
Brasell
180
Handicap
C4
Totals
42
2
212
87
117
178
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850
2
10C
95
113
14C
12G
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102
132
149
ICS
120
107
787
2
200
122
133
158
121
12
710
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.129
11C
139
140
149
22
701
2
184
1C7
51
55
11G
110
093
2
177
183
172
113
151
4
803
2
139
1C5
13G
20G
85
64
795
The
league
standing
to
date:
3
217
178
183
192
223
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you
save
our
Cash
Coupons
given
for
purchases
of
25
cents
or
more.
It
is
too
good
to
po&s
up.
Come
in
and
let
us
explain
the
plan
to
you.
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Basketball
Buzz
termedlate
A
boys
The
High
School
boys
will
be
han
dicapped
by
the
absence
of
MeJ
Bussey
who
is
out
of
the
game
on
doctor's
orders
In
an
effort
to
Another
game
this
Saturday
night
will
feature
a
new
High
McOouver,
Oliver
.Oland.
Stan
School
teamthe
Intcrmtdlate
B
Chicago
all
etars
who
will
aarrfle
with
Co-
Rangers
operative
Intermediate
Ate.
These
Canadlens
Intermediate
boys
arc
becoming:
American.
vry
confldnt
or
their
ability
but
the
Co-ops
will
be
oift
to
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Birds
0
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Big
Sisters
8
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Hotel
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7
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Strikes
4
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4
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4
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opning
game
Saturday
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will
be
High
School
ltuarm.
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basketball
night
at
the
Exhibition
staci,
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Hall
with
the
principal
game
of
the
eventn
between
Bo
Me
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and
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out
of
a
four
came
losing
and
Kmv
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streak.
Coach
Walter
"Ferguson
wtfl
try
out
rour
new
players
Don
McDonald.
Bruce
Simundsen,
Ted
Arney
and
Bob
Vuckovlch.
From
this
group
one
or
two
will
be
picked
to
play
with
Bo
Me
HI
in
the
coming
series
here
with
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Boston
Detroit
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Phone
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8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
.Sunday
uud
liolidaya
..
from
12
to
2
p.m.
and