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V.
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P
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biea
ov
engine
Koom
Russia
Denounces
Chiang's
VJOV
t.
Brownwoods,
Sparked
By
Sunberg,
Are
Winners
Over
High
School
Bill
Sunberg
went
on
a
scoring
spree
last
night
in
the
final
quarter
of
the
Brownwoods-High
School
Senior
Basketball
ball
game
to
make
eleven
points
and
to
literally
snatch
the
win
from
t&e
Bo-Me-Hi
boys
who
had
held
a
small
lead
up
till
that
time.
The
fact
that
High
School,
couldn't
get
going
in
that
last
As:istance
at
Hand
ILK
(CI')
The
.stricken
10,000-ton
Panamanian
Eagle
is
drifting
helplessly
4
of
Washington
today
after
fire
broke
,R;',iiH'
room
last
night.
Later1
the
fire
was
'the
ship
continued
to
drft
without
mo-
NEW
YCRK
if'.--Russia's
Andrei
Y.
V.shinsky
.
announced
today
thai
Russia
no
longer
recognizes
the
Chines?
Nationalist
delegation
s
wie
spoke-men
for
cnina
in
the
United
Nations,
-
lni3
means
that
the
Soviet,
Union
will
not
consider
the
Cuian
Kai-aek
reiiiK
aj
a
proper
member
of
the
security
council,
where
China
shares
the
right
of
vca
w.lh
this
otiitr
big
powers-
Russia,
the
United
States,
Britain
and
Frantic.
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n''-
n'riT--'1i
,
period
anil
were
passing
wild
t
Panamanian
Revolt
Que
.
thi:tv-f"ur
mcm-m
(i
Su
Siti
r
rc-,i
a'ciit
inn.
Trjn
p
'rl,
General
nan
is
standing
Flying
Charge''
tallill'!
arrival
O'
Resumed
Here
.d
en'lrr
Winona
ASK
EDUCATION
COSTS
BE
SHARED
BY
DOMINION
MONTREAL
-A
plan
by
which
the
federal
government
Trial
of
Aubrey
H.
Westing-house.
Victoiia
chartered
pilot,
on
two
charges
of
in
and
shooting
wilder
lost
them
a
game
that
ihcy
were
worthy
of
w'nning.
Big
Glen
Carlson,
usually
a
tower
of
strength
on
the
back
court,
had
an
off
night
and
was
pulled
out
of
the
game
four
times
by
Coach
Jack
Evans,
the
'
fourth
time
off
for
keeps
with
five
personal
fouls.
Reg.
Lavigne
played
an
effective
game
for
the
shoemen,
intercepting
many
Bo-Me-Hi
passes
and
adding
plenty
of
drive
to
the
game.
His
shooting
was
poor
and
he
missed
four
foul
tries..
Sunberg
made
his
foul
shots
100
percent,
and
was
high
scorer
for
the
game
with
17.
followed
by
Sid
Scherk
of
Bo-Me-Hi
with
10.,
The
high
school
passing
in
the
first
three
cuartera
of
the
game
was
pret
fraction
of
civil
aeronautical
Son's
round
might
help
education
and
at
PANAMA
W
Two
men
claimed
the
presidency
of
Panama
today
after
a
wild
night
of
rioting
In
which
one
child
"was
killed
and
11
persons
wounded;
Police
u.ii'tre
smashed
th
near-revolt
as
Dr.
Daniel
Chan-,
is,
jr.
forced
to
resign
as
pre14
dent
today
In
a
national
police
coup,
led
thousands
of
supporters
In
a
march
on,
the
presidential
palace
in
aa
sttempt
to
regain
.
.
power.
Inside
the
paiace,
behind
police
guards,
wa3
loberto
Chi-arl,
former
ice-president
who
the
same
time
avoid
charges
I!
EQ
JESTS
LOWER
WEIGH?
COSTS
Study
Canadian
News
Andre
Schuwer,
35,
an
editor
for
the
Netherlands
news
agency,
ANT,
and
Roy
Ferroa,
;5:?-year-old
reporter
for
the
Strait
Times
of
Singapore,
are
in
Canada
as
winners
for
the
united
Nations
fellowships.
!
t
ot
interference,
in
a
provincial
matter
was
suggested
today
to
the
Royal
Commission
on
Arts,
Letters
and
Science.
The
plan
would
avoid
navine
:
Urns
Krt
civril
OTTAVA,
(CP1
Saskatchewan
ca.
lie
today
far
nationally
i
Mrs.
Arthur
srj;.
-ioisjrd
.eductions
la
freight
'
,
of
teacher's
salaries,
but
in
ra-ps
on
nil
tiaf
fie.
moving
into
'
stead,
the
Dominion
might
oijout
of
the
prairie
provinces.
help
with
capital
and
other
ex-Derlaring
that
transportation
penditures
of
more
nationsi
(
corts
tiit
hardest
at
the
prairies,
i
than
provincial
concern,
ths
Saskatchewan
government!
.
TOUGH
JOB
BUT
CONTRACTORS
ARE
MAKING
HEADWAY
ON
ROAD
PROJECT
was
sworn
in
as.
president
after
Chants
bowed
to
a
poll!.
ultimatum
audi
resigned.
Chiari
insisted,
he
would
sii
tight
and
remain
president.
ty
to
watch,
and
once
again
the
fans
went
home
well
pleased
with
the
evening's,
entertainment.
.
told"
the
Rcyal
Commission
'on
CANADA
NOT
(jRE
T
I
intermediate
)
North
Star
was
able
to
hold
A
prairc
resident
would
think
it
hitrhlv
noeuliar
twaportatiot!
that
the
area
is
EXPORT
COUNTRY
.regulations
is
expected
to
be
resumed
In
Magistrate's
court
here
this
afternoon
or
tomorrow
aftT
a
10-wcck
adjournment.
We8tinRhou.se,
operator
of
We.,tin(ihouse
Airways
of
Victoria,
is
charged
with
being
in
control
of
an
aircraft
while
under
the
Influence
of
a
stimulant
at
Ocean
Falls
last
May
31.
His
trial
began
before
Magistrate
H.
F.
Glassey
her?
on
Sep
-temr??r
9
but
received
a
series
of
adjournments
at
request
o(
counsel
after
prosecution
evidence
hnd
been
entered.
Crown
Counsel
R.
W.
Howard
nrrived
here
by
plane
Tuesday
and
Defence
Counsel
T.
A.
Dohra
fM
rtmr;
cd
by
WestlnRhini'e
,"nd
defence
witnesses,
arrived
t
-.nifty.
Exact
time
when
the
proceedings
would
resume
was
not
clear.
Prosecution
of
Westlnchou.se
sroe
cm
a
complaint
by
the
aeronautics
board
that
lie
had
taxied
a
plane
carryin?
two
passengers
in
Ocean
Falls
harbor
lasl
May
while
he
was
un-Her
the
Influence
of
liquor.
It
is
b.'lievcd
to
be
the
first
pros-
,.
'
,
.
..
,
,
,
-
entitled
to
at
least
as
much
on
the
part
of
a
contracting
firm
to
lie
at
work
on
a
n.ncr
Ps
Lhe
eastern
seaboard
five
mile
stretch
of
road
and
in
two
months
only
push
nvAiec
g?t
under
the
Mari-
,
.,
...
.
time
riel'4ht
Rates
A't
of
1927.
through
tnghi-t.cntn.s
oiJt
.v.
-...-
,-v-...
.,.
Senate
Favors
Dayjisht.
Jjme
OTTAWA
Tli
e
Senate
wen!
on
record
yesterday
as
favoring
compulsory
universal
day
WASHINGTON,
tCP.-Canada
171
last
night
,
ht
s
,
Intermediate
,
,
'
t,,t
pi,.
j
.
gamn
tod
(he
food
and
j
Agricultural
bul
from.lhere
in
lt
was
F8.
James
O.
Gardiner.
Canada'.'-
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.
..
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Arthur
Lcigli-
R?!t
Senunnt
yijii'iin.
R.C.A.F.,
a:ii3
and
pres-,Vr
Hie
rrat
Pcen,
xi
:i
August
17,
tai
Canadian
Air
it'Wi
by
the
n.C.
8;::
ell
and
Kn-
th.it
they
have
i
so
In
.i
cemetery
al
Wi
irk
mUi
s-h.'i!
miles
East
'
li"'
Baltic
Sea
ff
t
i
to
a;"rv
d
V'i
':s
,
the
111
II-'r-ii'h
that
tj
11
t
l)
ir:i
tl
in
Ucr-
V
III
iVCfi
t
Bl
iti.
ll
'
I'
ITS
located
in
i:
d
Mrs.
Le;::'i-f.
'ivb.l
the
body
ka.
b'cii
reinteircd
-f..t
Bruhh
Berlin
,
But
straightening
out
and
widening
a
road
Iikr
the
Prince
Rujicrt-Port
Edward
highway
is
no
small
,
.
.
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.
.
.
-----
wnr
uw:
winners
oy
a
38-24
"oJivwitun;
,
rnaue
in?
score,
North
Star
w-erc
able
to
baffle
Fashion
with
a
zone
defense
that
worked
well
in
the
fctatement
as
he
joined
an
early
debate
in
the
F.A.O.
annual
meeting.
He
took,
exception
U
Job
especially
when
it.
involves
the
uw
of
bulldoze
r
in
uproot
in;;
giant
stumps
and
dynamite
to
blast
away
solid
rock.
An
Alberta
or
Saskatchewan
rwd
build
ni;
contractor
would
probably
take
a
long
look
at
the
situation,
doff
his
hat,
scratch
a
two
quarters
but
Fashion
final
$12
Loot
In
.
Garage
Theft
.'
Second
breaking
and
?nter-
light
saving
for
Canada.
Agricultural
members
of(
the
Upper
House
were
opposed.
One
farmer
senator
said
he
had
asked
his
cows
to
get
up
an
hour
earlier
bui
they
had
refused.
Senator
W.
D.
Euier
proposed'
the
nation
favct.ng
daylight
saving.
ly
A
O.
documents
picturing
(
ly
broke
it
up
and,
with
their
wmiutja,
o
a
majui
.
expoi
nn
pow;r.
.
-
balriihz
cranium
apd
catch
tin
QUjMBIN
ES
PRO
BE
-
t.irlicst
white
bird
httr."
iiliica.io.iwo
nights
occuned
'1
edition
of
Its
type
In
B.
fj.
and,
M.i.U'.y
Crmrterv
l
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J.
V
perhaps,
Canada.
ATTACK
DEFEATED
OTTAWA,
(CP)
A
n?w
Progressive
Conservative
attempt
to
superior
weight
and
height,
started
to
rack
up
the
points.
Big
Bob
GUI
scored
12,
and
In-ierHMlamade-
M.
North
Star's
only
scoring
threat
was
Alan
Hartwig,
who
played
effectively
and
made
12
points
to
tie
with
Bob
Gill
for
leadership.
,
Dom's
defeated
High
School
19
to
12
in
Ladies'
League
and
Kinsmen
downed
High
School
S6
to
31
in
the
Junior
League.
THE
WIATHER
fc'weast
'
Tonight
and,
Thursday
morn
'
a"
reverently
1
"if
Imperial
War
!::moi)
and
main-1
ni'.y.
A
perman-1
censure
ths
government
fcr
its
It:
noi
.'and
an.l
airt
TTial
Wood,
Parr
and
McClay,
Vancouver
(contractors
on
the
Job
arc
play'nu
;th.
Although
comparatively
new
to
the
game
they
are
doing
a
progressive
job.
With
52
men,
including
key
personnel,
ih'
outfit
has
nearly
ing.
Scattered
showers
Thurs
ill
be
erected
I
"i'wti
suitably
in-1
Bibles
Not
Bombs
Driving
For
Funds
Here
handliiig
of
the
combines
Investigation
reporj
into
the
rlou
milling
industry
today
was
rule;,
out
of
order
in
Commons.
The
appeal
against
the
decision
oi
Speaker
Macdonald
was
defeated
148
to
56.
Ihe
crave.
This
I
ovcrtiiRhl
at
Long
Motors,
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Seventh
Street
.when
a
thur
took
$1.2
from
the
cash
register
in
the
company's
service
station.
Police,
who
were
advised
(it
the
theft
this
mornin?.
discovered
that
a
window
in
the
.service
station
office
had
been
r.mashcd
to
obtain
entry
and
that
the
money,
left
in
the
cash
register,
had
been
taken.
Monday
night,
IfccRae
Bros,
store
hud
been
similarly
entered
and
$30
in
silv:r
and
pennies
taken
from
ths
office.
't
ir.D
permanent
!1
thcT
s
in
is
now
1;;wiviMon
of
the
r
Graves
Comiiii.s-
day
afternoon.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
light
increasing
to
southeast
30mph)
tonight
and
acteasing
to
light
Thursday
forenoon.
Lows
to-
,
night
and
highs,
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy-44
and
50,
Band-spit
42
and
50,
Prince
Rupert
40
and
50.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Field
returned
to
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
today
from
a
visit
to
:rral
rornfort
to
Mr.
conquered
widening
of
Uvu
short
but
difficult
fraction
of
a
mile
and
are
already
runnin:;
location
lines
and
taking
limits
on
the
next
three-quarters
of
a
mile.
Of
the
entire
five
mile
widen-in?
contract
from
the
city
to
Galloway
Rapids,
one
quarter
of
total
excavation
is
taking
place
(
Continued
on
Fa?f-
L'l
.ill!
Ml
RESCUE-SHIP
SKIPPER-Lt.
Cmdr.
E.
T.
G.
Madgwick,
33,
of
Ottawa
is
captain
.of
the
destroyer
Haida
which
Saturday
rescued
18
United
States
airmen
who
had
been
adrift
for
three
days
after
their
B-29
bomber
crashed
in
the
Atlantic
300
miles
northeast
of
Bermuda.
,
(CP
Photo)
Thursday,
November
24,
1949
Canvassers
of
the
Prince
Ru-ps-rt
branch
of
the
British
and
Foreign
Bible
Society
arc
engaged
this
week
In
a
drive
for
funds
to
be
used
In
the
Society's
--mh
4:22
19.3
feet
J
II.
Medley
of
Mrs.
M.
P.
McCaffery
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
today
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
She
was
accompanied
by
her
daughter,
Miss
Mary
McCaffery
of
Seattle,
who
will
spend
a
holiday
here.
4
tenure!
to
t.hr
15:53
2Q.6
feet.
Low
9:59
9.4
feet
Pf'c
Opoiko.
to-bwf
tvln
to
Ocean
AdveruRS
:n
uie
ULlly
News'
32:42
4.1
feet
Vancutivr
work
of
promoting
the
distribution
and
use
of
the
Bible
at
;
home
and
abroad.
President
P.
II.
Linzey
reports
that,
so
far,
a
satisfactory
response
is
being
1
The
r
0.
D.
E.
given.
The
campaign
opened
Monday
and
will
continue
throughout
the
week.
The
canvass
Is
being
confined
to
the
residential
sections
of
the
Ml
f
c
0-2
o
m.
-Ity
and
the
following
churches
are
participatlnR:
1
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Young
People's
Association
(Miss
Jessie
jPotterton).
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
(Geo.
Mos-
UR-.
NIGHT
Nov,
24fU
b'"Thc
Dukes"
(Vauglian
Tauersain.
Presbyterian
(C.O.I.T.,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng).
1st
Baptist
(Henry
Vander-heidc).
Full
Oospel
Tabernacle
(Audrey
Boutlllleri.
Regular
Baptist
(Sam
Jenzt.
Salvation
Army
(Joan
Ryan).
The
1.
0.
D.E.
DISPLAY
-
-1..
s
-
of
.
Afternoon,
Evening
'
Cocktail
Dresses
and
Furs
will
be
Shown
During
the
Tea
Hour
3
4
p.m
AT
I.O.
D.E.
Bazaar
Thursday
Afternoon
,
Nov.
24th
CIVIC
CENTRE
Gowns
Displayed
Through"
Courtesy
of
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker,
Ladies
Ready-to-Wear
8;30
p.m.
St.
Paul's
Lutherna
(Geo.
Mos-
-
AND
'or
Beautiful'
krQt
Fur
Coat
ALL
Vr
t
CENTRE
Hov.
24th
tadl.
First
United
(Rev.
L.
O.
Sie-hcrl.
Witli
'Bibles,
Not
Bombs'
as
the
current
watchword,
the
British
and
Foreign
Bible
Society
discloses
that
ths
Scriptures
are
now
read
In
nearly
1100
lang-
.....
...i.i.
uages,
The
society.
translates
revises
and
prints
?S
INCLUDE
p
"once
and
rds
$1.00
'
SOe
Do
Not
Include
Di'f-
Bibles,
had
a
circulation
or
a
-502,
627
throughout
the
world
in
1943.
The
Society
was
founded
In
London
in
1804
and
is
the
largest
Society
In
the
world
for
the
printing
and
d'strbuting
of
the
Scripture.?.
Furs
by
$ill
Scuby
Saturday
by
the
1,900-ton
veteran
of
many
a
Second
World
War
engagement,
the
airmen
had
been
adrift
for
79
hours.
Two
other
members
of
the
bomber
crew
were
drowned.
(CP
Photo)
HAIDA
RESCUES
13
The
Canadian
destroyer
Haida
rescued
18
survivors
from
a
United
States
B-29
bomber
which
crashed
in
the
Atlantic
300
miles
northeast
of
Bermuda.
When
rescued
(273)
(2'