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Actor
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Body
To
Medical
School
JOHANNESBURG
W
The
first-
bpdy
ever
to
be
received
'
"".at
the
Wltwatersrand
University.
Johannesburg,
as
a
result
of
the
provisions
of
a
wjll
has
Just
been
handed
over
to
the
medical
faculty.
It
is
also
believed
to
be
the
first
time
In
South
Africa
that
this
has
happened.
The
body
is
that
of
Lionel
Rees,
well-known
amateur
actor
and
-
-member-
of'
the
Johannesburg
.Repertory
Players,
who
was
killed
when
he
fell
from
the
fifth
floor
of
a
city
building.
The
handing
over
of
the
body
marks
the"
practical
application
of
a
law
passed
in
March,
1945,
making
it
possible
for,
and
even
obligatory
upon,
an
anatomy
school
to
accept
a
body
donated
to
it
In
a
will.
MEMORIAL
GARDEN
CHALFONT
ST.
PETER,
Buckinghamshire,
England
W
The
local
memorial
to
recent
war
dead
will
be
called
the
"Peace
Memorjal
Garden"
and
not
the
"War
Memorial
Garden."
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Today
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Sports
TRIPLE
HOOP
FEATURE
IS
SET
TONIGHT
The
ladies
will
be
absent
from
tsnlght
s
basketball
series
in
the
Civic
Centre
but
three
masculine
games
wJU
make'
up
In
action
what
the
players
lack
In
pulchritude.
After
all,
action
is
the
watchword
in
the
game.
In'the
Senior
A
series,
99
Taxi
meets
B.C.
Packers
In
a
game
which
Manager
Art
Murray
and
nis
99
boys
calmly
anticipate
victory.
Nick
Mazzonl's
Packers,
on
the
other
hand.'are
"determined
that
this
shall
not
be
so.
99
ON
TOP
'
:
.
The
taximen,
according
to
the
repord,
roundly
trounced
Savoy
iasf
Saturday
night
while,
on
Tuesday
night.
Savoy,
still
bruised
from,
its
Initial
let-down,
took
it
out
on
Packers
to
the
tune
of
a
43-20
score.
Obviously
then,
the
Fackers
are
out
to
beat
the
team
that
beat
the
team,
that
beat
them.
Things,
have
a
somewhat
dif
ferent'
strategic,
appearance
on
Jhe
Senipr
B
front.
Wh3n
Macey's
meet
Co-op
tonight,
both
will
be
smarting
under
defeats
administered
earlier
by
Bo-Me-HI,
wh.lch
seems
to
have
lost
none
of
Its
last
year's
bounce.
JUNIORS
LEAD
OFF
Booted
against
Bo-Me-Hl
in
the
leajrue
opener
last
Saturday
night,
-
Macey's
drew
the
short
end
of
a
2J-8
score
deal.
Co-op
CANADA'S
NAVY
ON
CRUISE
About
the
time
most
Canadians
.
,
are
beginning
to
do
some
rpal
u-nrrin
,
coal
shortages
and
ear
muffs,
the
officers
and
men
oWoSr
I
r!n,HiUt
8H
lhln8s
'
be
ofr
for
tropfial
seas.
On
Kovemb-r
5
th-
airwlft
carrier
fAfcl
n,HW.rshlps
wl
from
Halifax.
N.S.,
on
her
journey
by
way
of
the
'
Panama
Ca&i
hrWarrlu
set
fial1
qulmat,
B.C.
Advantaee
is
hein
taknn
fth
r"!S?-.?iin?L?..h?r
base
at
Es-
be
joined
In
naval
exercises
bv
"Nootka"
and
H-M.C5.
"Crescent."
v,Sau
-Mua
u,e
aewroyers,
1I.M.C.S,
(UPPER
LEFT)
.
This
pl.cturcwas
takea
on
board
"Crescent"
a
tn
imri
hr
JsX.
i
,
...
Columbia
inlet
while
taking
rL
S
lan'wi"
J"
.?
hro,!f
1
a
narrow
British
ing
which
she
called
at
Prinr;
Central
America
and
accompany
.
flOOP
talk
In
vthe
Senior
'U-'
Division
tonight
liie
Coop
will
try
to"
outpoint
Hie
Macey
squad.
This
game
ihould
prove
to
be
a
hard-fought
struggle
as
both
teams
will
be
trying
for
th-elr
first
win
of
the
season.
Both
have
lost
their
f.rst
game
to
the
High
School
Rainmakers.
The
Rainmakers
are
rated
to
walk
away
in
this
league
but
this
writer
believes
that
Co-op
and
Macfy's
are
goiag
to
make
High.
School
rain
a
lot
of
baskets'
for
a
lot
of
points
before
a
winner
is
declared.
B.
C.
Packers
and
Nine
Nine
will
try
for
honors
In
the
Senior
"A"
game
with
the
BJC.
Packers
balsterlng
their
line-up
with
to?
services
of
Don
Fitch
and
Freddie
Calderone,
both
di
whom
were
greatly
missed
In
the
Packers,
first
game
of
the
season
against
the
Savoys.
Art
Murray,
Nine
Nine
menlor,
is
anxlcus
to
please
the
basketball
public
of
Prince
Rupert
and
has
su;jest2d
that
h's
Nine
Nine
term
is
too
trony.for
the
Tecal
leaue
and-Is
met
a
similar
fate
on
Tuesdav
night
from
Bo-Me-Hi
by
a
48-25
score.
In
the
Junior
realm,
Qyro
meet
Grotto,
bath
winners
in
their
previous
-games.
The
Uo
Junior
J
segregations
meet
m.
the
lead-
j
off
tonight.
Oyro
downed
HiV
School
last
Saturday
night,
while
'
Orotto
defeated
Watts
and
Nick-1
erson
on
Tuesday.
We
inirnun'S'X
B,
rt
.Vr-".
.0".n.a
trairun
cruise
dur
he?
to
Magdalna
Bay.'VSoi
'willing
to
break
them
up
to
re:i"thfn
S:.v.;v
id
the
Pnck-
.
"Dee"
Mjnf'-vmery.
Savoy
coach,
advised
Art
to
wait
a
few
:,..mes
before
hs
makes
any
rash
moves
and
premises
NJne
Nine
a
close
battle
in
their
nejet
encounter.
This
promise
looks
bleak
In
the
face
of
the
fact
that
Joe
Davis,
Savoy
pivot
man,
and
Mel
Holkestad,
Savoy
forward,
have
left
the
city
In
search
of
winter
employment.
Here
is
a
tip
for
Packers
In
their
game
tonight-Lanky
Angus
MacPhee,
Nine
Nine
centre,
will
be
playing
with
a
sore
back
and
was
overheard
to
say
that
If
strained
any
more
during
the
game
he
would
sit
the
rest
of
the
game
out
on
the
bench.
MIXED
FIYE
PINS
October
23
--
McMeeklns
vs.
Reddy
Kilowatts,
Co-op
vs.
Pushovers.
Headpinners
vs.
Lip-setts;
Pirates
vs.
Thistles,
Rockets
vs.
King
Pinners,
Atomics
vs.
Midgets.
October
.30
Headpinners
vs.
Rockets,
Thistles
vs.
Atomics,
Co-op
vs.
Midgets;
King
Pinners
vt.
Pushovers,
Pirates
vs.
Mc-Meekins,
Lipsetts
vs.
Reddy
Kilowatts.
November
K
Pushovt-rs
v.
Midgets,
Lipsetts
vs.
Pirates,
Mc-
Meekins
vs.
AtomlcsiThlstles
vs.
Reddy
Kilowatts,
King
Pinners
vs.
Headpinners.
Co-on
v
Rockets.
GLENBRITTLE.
Scotland,
W-Mrs.
Stanley
Pitman
of
London,
holidaying
in
Skye
fell
300
feet
to
her
dath
while
skirting
the
3.000-foot"
Inaccessible
Pinnacle
In
the
Culllins.
Buy
Canada
Savings
Bonds!
"Warrior"
will
iTTU
of
(LOWER
LEFT)
UPPER
RIGHT)
Sfrhe'N?aseVPa-lhfUntlnli?
gr,lun
'Upanda"
as
evidenced
by
thU
photograph
of
?
tv?"
st.rewn
des
following
the
bombardment
of
Saklshlma
i
Island
south
of
okln-
&V&!
war
agalnst
Ja-Dan-
"u5
SS
SSSSwgS2Mia
nvom
(LOWER
RIOHT)'
of
S1
Mtoatt.
frau
taking
off
from
yd'
landing
the
decks
'
as
she
pVSSo
Jyn
g&f
.
m
u
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Senior
"AM
October
19-99
Taxi
v
Br
c
Packers.
October
22-avoy
vs.
99
Tai
October
26-B.C.
Panker,
v
Savoy.
Senior
"11"
cKer
rMacey's
w
co-op
October
2
High
School
Girls
October
22-Hlgh
Bch
Vj
Rupert
People's
fitor?
Junior
October
19
Oyro
vs.
Ox"
TO
THE
PEOPLE
OF
pdh
Who
S..-Uim'W
You
will
be
Interested
to
.JJ:1
own
who
has
had
a
wide
eiJESj?'
fallen
arches,
and
can
iwke
An?11'
Ueve
that
painful
and
Ured
fceZfe1
can
explain.
ltiitqk
Mr
Bill
Terry,
ulth
ments.
Is
at
Hiir
5hn.
many
o..:'"',
jean
o,,.
take
an
impression
of
your
feet
wJt
1
can
be
done
in
your
inHM.i
w
wuaj
rasp
Mr.
Bill
Terry
Is
also
In
chtrAhJ
Dept.
where
your
repairs
re
execute
yr
Call
ground
and
see
him
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