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th
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the
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Y.APRIL
10,1950
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CENTS
Doctor
Lucky
To
Dp
rl
After
Sea
Miracle
I
.
JL
1.
1..
I'U-ii
li'i
m
Ssounrl
from
Sttrunrlinar
toll
Swims
nine
ana
nan
u
snore
Alter
I
Stanley
Cup
I
Wings
and
William
S.
Kergin
is
alive
today
to
tell
the
i
i.
I.
Ill,
1,r
trtf
lin.it.
T.'..
C.,
Two
Men
Lose
Lives
When
Small
Machine
Hits
Ground
PENTICTON
(CP)
Two
Penticton
men
were
killed
here
yesterday
when
thier
Tiger
Moth
aircraft
fan
il
I
IllOtSl
iiii-i
vuiuijr
iui
miion;
jaDier
ouu
)C
from
a
watery
late
in
grim
unat
n
a
ra
N.Y.
Rangers
uUide
Prince
Rupert."
His
prowess
as
a
i
r
)..
,i
...1
:
w
courage
and
presence
ui
iiunu
were
iact-
'tiring
his
payoff
goal
of
tiie
crashed
and
burned.
The
dead
are
Dave
Smith
ami
prescrvaUon
in
almost
fantastic
manne
epl-
Stanley
Cup
series,
last
nigh
I
Lome
Johnson.
j
gave
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
a
1
,
TVm
man
fUAnrr
Tf
TrUo
w.L.
mourns
ci.i"-"v.
drowned
during
sev
'to
0
overtime
victory
over
Tor-I
,.
,
,
,
.,
.
,
'
onto
Maple
Leafs
before
H.734
v'ation
about
3:30
p.m.
when
their
plane
went
into
a
nave
gone
overDoard
too."
Even
by
the
time,
she
got
on
deck
the
vessel
was'll8tinf.
hetM-ly
to
starboard
and
was
down
by
s
yesterday
afternoon,
:
fans
and
sent
the
victors
Into
the
'the
bow.
,
;;
"
'
'
.
1
.senarged
today
irom
Ptrt
General
Hospital
f
spent
the
ni?ht.
mo-e
than
a
cold."
Easter
Day
At
Church
First
instlnr.t
was.
to
launch
the
lifeboat
and,
In
so
doing,
she
almost
lost
grasp
of
the-
line.
However,
she
held
on
and
lashed
his
ancle,
Dr.
L.
W.
final
round
of
the
National
Hockey
League
play-offs
against
the
New
York
Rangers.
-
A
tremendous
10-fool
dvWe
off
the
rugged
defenceman's
stick
whistled
by
Walter
(Turki
Broda
In
the
Toronto
nets
at
8:39
minutes
of
the
first
overtime
period
spin,
recovered
momentarily,
then
crashed
into
the
ground
and
burst
Into
flames.
Mrs.
Louis
Paul,
an
Indian
woman
who
saw
the
crash,
said
Jacob
Kruger
ran
to
assist
the
man
In
the
roar
cockpit
who
was
still
alive
but
pinned
to
his
seat
by
a
safety
belt.;
Driven
back
by
flames,
he
returned
n.ltV,
n
klnnl...
,
.
,
.
1,1...
i0
attended
him.
"H?
tad
horseshoes
in
cv-
It
alongside,
"The
Full.
Moon
was
'
mnvinp
nharl
4T1
fKitc
ffm
-
''.
i
With
fine
spring
weather
pre-
in.
accompanied
Dy
and
gave
the
National
Hockey
vaMing
although
somewhat
cool
n
and
two
children.
League
champions
a
four
to
three
capacity
congregation
were
evl-
;,,
K
.
"
"
T
.
g
In
from
an
upcoast
r'ent
at.
nil
nlarM
in
vlln.x
"u"
"
j
margin
In
games
In
the
thrill-
bd
their
power
cruis-
snwlal
Easter
sprvl
At
.11
"lc
"
Kcu,lu
Such
clothing
as
could
be
gathered
together
was;
pitched
In
as
well
as
some
food
supplier
.
.
Then
the
children
wer
some-how
lowered
into
the
sktf
f
,-
Buffering
bruises
in'
th
trift5f
err
A
dog
was
left'
on
the
hoat.v
i;
Mrs.
Kergln
frankly-waa
not
fcon.
At
11
o'clock
they
churches,
special
sermons
on
the
pactteo.
semi-nnai
round.
Detroit
had
won
the
sixth
game
Saturday
night
by
a
4
to
0
art
Harbor
and
were
Mctlakatla
Bar.
br
decided
that
the
Boo
low
to
come
over
clear
as
to
whether
she
got
a
ay
with
the
lifeboat.
before
the
.
hi
headed
off
to
cir-
Blackpool
Is
;
Storm
Swept
LONDON
m
A
92-niile
ail
hour
gale
struck
the
holiday
resort
of
Blackpool
today,
sweeping
Easter
theme
were
delivered
by
the
various
ministers.
Lovely
floral
decorations
were
a
feature.
Three
services
were
held
at
the
Catholic
Church
Sunday.
At
the
8
o'clock
service,
the
Olrl's
Choir
rendered
lovely
Easter
selections.
At
10:30
a.m.
Bishop
A.
Jordan
conducted
a
Pontifical
Mass
as-
Island
and,
in
so
,
score.
J
.
The
Detroit-New
York
Star
ley
i
Cup
final
will
be
the
first
in
;
seven
years
to
be
staged
between
the
two
American
clubs.
For
the
Leafs
last
night's
loss
j
ended
a
three-year
reign
as
,ON
THEIR
WAY
FOR
A
THREE
TO
FIVE-YEAR
TRIP
AROUtfb
WORLD
Four
Rover.
Scouts
JfOinLondon,
Eng.,
are
seen
on
first
lap
of
a
hike
around
the
world
which
is
expected
to
,
take
;them
from
three
to
five
years.
The
Rovers,
Peter
Williams,
21,
Tom
Hodgson,
21.
George
Grainier,
21,
and
Cyril
Wyncoll,
20
plan
to
work
their
cross-channel
passage
on
a
French
onion
boat.
'After-that
they
will
earn
their
way
by
doing
odd
jobs
there
will
be
no
hitch-hiking.
The
hikers
have
no
set
route,
but
the
broad
plan
Is
to
pass
through
France,
Belgium,
Holland,
West
Germany,
Norway,
Sweden,
Switzerland
and
Italy
and
on
to
Malta,
Egypt,
South
Africa,
Australia
'
KeW
Zealand,
U.S.A.
and
Canada.
......
pa:.
;
-
:
Mently.
struck
Hodg-
Tlie
vessel
paired
ov-
it
icing.
Mrs.
Kergin
Full
Moon
struck
Tugweli
Bar
or
co-lncidentally
therewith,
r
.
i';.
In
any
caae,
they
all
got
out
on
the
bar
and
Aoem
a
boat
passed
by
and
responded
to
frantic
signals.
'
"
'
,
'
;
"I
sent
the
boat
to
look
for
my
from
below
was
told
sisted
by
Father
E.Green
and
F.!people
011
tnelr
leet"
a"ng
I
holders
of
the
trophy.
bang
son
"Daddy
went
J
i
Rayner.
At
3
p.m.
a
BenedtcUon
D""
u"
ruuls-
i
BASKETBALL
tt."
Glancing
back-
Wieved
that
she
saw
so
under.
Men-
Six
How
Dead
Of
Smallpox
Easter
Sunday
World
Prayer
Is
For
Peace
;
service
was
neio.
At
tne
alter-
inousanas
oi
taster
noiidayers
noon
service
the
senior
choir
were
promenading
on
the
sea
presented
choral
numbers.
Also,
front
In
the
sunshine
when
a
gale
at
the
afternoon
service,
Bishop
ripped
In
from
over
the
sea.
f
f
ke
T
8tatlons
01
e
Five
men
and
two
women
were
Cross
-
followed
by
by
a
sermon
taken
to
hosnltal
with
Mb,
iron,
pcedy
Full
Moon
was
husband
and
then
set
out
in
the
I
skiff
and
roned
to
Metlakatla."
'
Id
Mrs.
Kergin.
"It
seemed
ages
!
but
finally
we
made
u
t'was
all
I
but
exhausted
when
I
.saw
-a
man
1
Prince
Rupert
Jets
to
Meet
Penticton
in
Finals
For
B.
C.
pitigrcss.
Unable
to
the
vessel
she
head-
ti
nearest
beach
on
burning
brush.
I
told
him
of
Our
GLASGOW
XPi
Glasgow's
small
aU,er
Mahan
entitled
"Passion
debris
.
I
pox
epidemic
today
today
claimed
claimed
Its
Its
.
"f
Cnrlst
"
.
'
A
worried
Christian
world
re
ran
the
hlp
Hastily
.experience
ani
soon'th
entire
Prince
Rupert
Jets
will
meet
.
Penticton
in
the
British
Columbia
Senior
15
Basketball
finals
to
be
held
ht
Children
llltO
a
.
villfliMi
n
a
imnnH
nff.Hin.
null.
At
the
First
United
Church
at
1
1
a.m.
Rev.
L.
Q.
Bleber
spoke
on
sixth
victim
a
20-year
old
nuvsc,
1
The
outbreak
appeared
under
.
turned
to
every
day
today
after
an
Easter
Sunriav
dedicated
-
U
Morning"
and
"Beautiful
Message"
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
C.
tancc.
Boats
were
auteklv
mus-
Dawn
In
the
Garden"
and
the
control,
nowever,
with
no
new
kiff.
From
that
point
.Vrcd.Jti
Uke.u'p
the-
search
and
i..i..
.outer.
Mrs.
M.
Waters
accom-
in,
Penticton.
The
Okanagan
team
defeated.
Nanaimj'ccr.
.fot,pcaoe
.-jrhroughout
in
a
two-game
w;ries
during
the
week-end
to
take
the
'
christian
countries
that
believe
i
'Hiniiriii
casitr
uay
was
sung
,
,
.
.
.
.
lil...
nanlprl
fliiniav
ir.H.l
cft!n.H,,,r.
aav;wd
and
the
P.
M.
we
cre
given
shelten'They
were
cases
reported
in
tlie
lust
days.
by
the
junior
choir.'
At
the
eve
speedily
dispatched
most
kind
and
their
aid
Is
some
ne-
I
comi-fln.jl.
iml
iii.e..f
U,
Tf..'
t
k.
n,
..1..
n..
ntiw.k
'
hi
in
a
u
bav
Saviour
risen
from
the
dead,,
ning
service,
he
spoke
on
"Man
Has
Forever"
,
and
the
senior
Ma.
Ker(!ln
and
the
Three
choral
numbers
by
thrps
separate
choirs
were
rendered
at
the
morning
service
of
St.
Paul's
thing
which
w
will
never
for;et.
cv
;
,
'
"
.
"'"
w,c
,,he
faJtJ
hful
knelt
yesterday
In
i
landing
them
at
it
wask
wonderful
thtni."
.
;
!
had
been
tentatively
arranged
for
a
series
in
Nanaimo
Old
choir
rendered
.
the
beautiful
pleas
for
the
dead
of
two
world
wars.
Everywhere
they
asked
Lutheran
Church.
The
boy's
jun-
Fn-
Dr.
kereln
was
resting
at
his
this
coming
week-end.
Dutch
Carol
"This
Joyful
Easter
!
...
.ut.
........
.
1.
..
..
.
1.
...
i,M
.
.Dr.
Kergin
was
mis
IUI
l-IILIil
aUIlK
UlC
UX11.J1CI1I
Hill
K-
...
t
.
,
.,
Tlde
imnresivelv
and
In
thp
rvA.
.
by
the
that
war's
destruction
would
not
home
this
mornhw.
still-suffer-
s
requested
Football
::
team,
are
for
a
two-
lnc
from
the
effects
of
exposure
j
Rupert
believed
drowned.
P
m.
another
radio-
old-timers
to
win
the
game
They
have
such
former
stars
as
Lindsay,
Macphee,
Calderoni,
Arney.
and
a
half
dozen
others
who
will
ga,
me-
total
point
series
Monday
r,
,
ren
rnousand
voices
,
'He
is
Ining
RowlandMiles
gave
an
ef-
Risen"
was
pre-
fective
interpretation
,
of
'In
The
b;
1
sented
the
,
y
B
J
End
of
the
Sabbath".
Henry
an
tiled
broueht
t
h
e
and
exhaustion
but,
Quickly
recuperating.
,
:
,
,".v
,x
'..''
It
was
the
fishing
boat
Al
Hlta
and
Tuesday,
April
n
and
is
a.
Penticton,
with
the
team
leaving
nn
tlio
Princess
Norah
next
police
headquarters
Norwegian
number.
Rev.
Earl
'!
bi
en
picked
up
and
uiai
pleura
uie
r-uu
mw
uV
saturday
afternoon
and
return
Soiland
spoke
on
the
topic,
'.'The
Saint
He
Is
Risen".
At
evening
splendid
accompaniments.
The
morning
service
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
in-
it
in
to
Prlnct
Ru-
and
towed
services,
a
Sunday
School
Easter
be
repeated.
.
,
,
Al,
St.
Peter's
basilica
in
Rome
500,000
Holy
Year
piigrlms
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
heard
Pope
Pius
plead
for
a
return
to
the
Gospel
spirt
and
the
idea
of
social
justice.
The
Holy
City
of
Jerusalem
was
jammed
for
services
at
a
shrine
dedicated
.
to
Christ's
death
and
resurrection.
At
the
Basilica
of
the
Holy
Sepulchre
more
than
100,000
persons
knelt
in
prayer.
pert.
eluded
a
sermon
by
Rev.
Basil
Droeram
was
heid
with
Mrs.
Earl
''
account
of
the
m
that
he
had
n
overboard
by
the
Inter-League
Irish
League
2,
League
of
Ireland
2
(Tie)
English
League
Division
One
Arsehal
8,
Siock
City
0
Birmingham
City
0,
United
0
.
Blackpool
0.
Evertun
1
Bolton
Wanderers
1.
Chelsea
0
Fulham
0,
Portsmouth
1
Liverpool
0,
Burnley
1
Manchester
City
2,
Wolver
put
up
some
real
opposition.
The
proceeds
of
tonight's
game
go
to
the
injured
players
fund,
and
everyone
pays,
including
the
players,
officieis,
score-boys,
'ind
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fan.
It
is
a
good
opportunity
to
give
the
Jets
a
send-off
and
to
show
appreciation
for
the
players
who
have
made
basketball
Prince
Rupert's
w
vessel
after
scrao-
I
litg
'
on
the
same
steamer
the
following
Friday
morning.
Arrangements
arc
being
made
for
!
the
'.Jets
to
be
billeted
in
Pen-
tlcton.
J
iTonight
the
Jets
will
have
a
gwod
work-out
when
they
tackle
the
old-timers
and
there
are
pe
reef.
He
was
able
Penticton
Vini
Over
Nanaimo
Prockter
entitled
'Christ
Has
Soiiand
and
daughter
Mardell
ac-Risen
From
The
Dead
And
Be-
the
companylng
on
organ
and
come
The
First
Fruits
Of
Them;
piano
About
40
recitations
and
That
Slept".
In
the
evening
he
were
presented
by
'
the
spoke
on
"Jesus
Christ
The
youn"
tots
Saviour,
Yesterday,
Today
and,
At
Flrst'
Presbyterian
Church
Forever."
At
the
mornmg
service
Davld
M
h
tudent
I
the
ho
carol
aml
4
"All
All
DrotcA
Praise
T'n
To
XXim
Him
r
the
reef
and
from
p
another
as
the
tide
t1'.
he
was
faced
with
I
plenty
of
fans
that
will
back
the
official
winter
sport.
V
o!
leaving
the
fast-
.
NANA1MO
Vh
Penticton
Vets
hampton
Wanderers.
1
Middlesbrough
2,
Sunderland
0
F1
endravourlii'f
Saturday
captured
their
two-
found
the
subject
for
his
morning
row
to
the
mainland
game
total-point
Senior
B
bas
West
Bromwich
Albion
1
Derby
County
0
!
S
Twenty-Four
Seamen
Missing
J'inw
a
distance
of
a
kctball
scries
with
Nanalmo
Tweedsmuir
Park
Kitimaat
Favored
Tweedsmuir
Park
and
Who
Came
To
Save",
by
Wagner,
was
presented
by
the
senior
choir.
In
the
evening,
the
junior
choir
rendered
"Easter
Cherry
Tree",
the
organist,
Peter
Lien,
besides
accompanying
the
choir,
render-
Easter
message
in
Peter's
confession
of
Chris-t
after
hi
denial.
Four
scenes
from
Life
of
Christ
pertaining
to
the
Easter
episodes
were
the
evening
inspiration.
In
naif
which
none
but
virtue
of
an
82-79
win
on
the
Alter
Atlantic
Ocean
Storms
pt
and
mast
endur-
,
aggregate.
,';
would
have
been
Middlesbrough
2,
Sunderland
0
West
Bromwich
Albion.
1,
County
0
Division
Two
Barnsley
1,
Luton
Town
0
Cardiff
City
0.
Brentford
0
the
morning
the
junior
,
choir
pl
iiyo
''llnlllilah
Phnrnc"
f
rnrvi
'
Nplish.
He
succccd-h
trying
to
ttramn
Kitimaat
Still
Favored
For
Aluminum
sang
"Hallelujah"
and
Miss
Bar
na.,HoP
.m..i,
C
Nannlmo
won
Saturday
night's
game
54
to
48
but
Penticton
annexed
the
sertes
with
a
surplus
of
three
after
winning
34
to
25
Friday
night.
.
;
NEW
YORK
(CP)
At
least
twenty-four
sen-!
men
are
dead
or
missing
following
a
heavy
week-end
j
friilji
in
th
North
Atlantic
shinninir
lanes.
Three,
as
a
soI6"There
:r".
"
:
z;:
:r
'
i
a
Teng
sang
OUUWI
TV
CXO
tlCl
J
ah
&J.
ill
;la'
In
spite
of
cx-i
exposure,
when
he
VICTORIA
.
The
Tweedsmuir
At
the
First
Baptist
Church
u'"
Picked
un
hv
n,n
!
.Park
and
Kitimaat
region
re-'main
the
mast
favored
nart
of
small
vessels
were
involved.
Hull
City
1,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0
Leeds
United
1,
Grimsby
Town
0
Plymouth
Ai'gylse
2,
Leicester
City
1
f
1
Two
Rivers,
Capt.
PUfiion,
heading
in
The
skipper
of
the
tugboat
Lorraine,,
who
clur
g
British
Columbia
as
locations
for
for
hours
to
the
floating
pilot
house
of
his
Sinking
aluminum
development,
accord-
THE
WEATHER.
Sjnifsis
At
the
near
en-
is
a
Green
Hill
Far
Away."
The
senior
choir
sang
"Christ
Triumphant"
in
the
evening
and
Miss
Barbara
Teng
was
soloist
in
"Open
the
Gates."
.
'
,ti
(
Pastor
C.
Fawcett
preached
a;
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
o
n'The
Effect
of
the
Risen
Lord
Upon
Man"
in
the
morning,
"The
Resurrection"
in
the
evening.
At
'tlakatla
Passage,
the
as
met
by
the
p.
m.
Sunday
morning.
Rev.
Fred
An-trobus
spoke
on
"The
Risen
Lord's
Appearance
To
Waverjng
Disciples".
At
the
evening
service
,
he
spoke
on
"Why
Seek
Ye
The
Living
Among
The
Dead?"
In
the
afternoon
at
12:15
a
large
number
of
adults
and
children
attended
a
special
Sunday
School
program.
Special
features
of
the
Southeast
calcS
were
buffet-
I
vessel,
apparently
was
the
only
survivor
of
a
Chesapeake
Bay
AWaKtur
in
which
six
men
are
.
Preston
North
End
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
l
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Burv
0
by
thij
time
had
Dr.
'
'"g
the
exposed
waters
of
the
1
mi
board.
Dr.
w
r
Queen
Charlottes
and
Northern
un
in
in,v
hrin
drowned.
Los
Angeles
In
Puck
Final
Southerhamplon
1,
Sheffield
lrstcrred
to
t.h
-
Vancouvef
Island,
as
anoUlcr
m.w
rfraffiror
William
Sunday
School
there
was
a
record
United
0
piesident
of
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada,
who
has
been
hpre
again
following
a
visit
to
Europe
and
Britain.
At
present
Mr.
DuBose
is
In
conference
with
the
provincial
government,
concerning
details
of
an
agreement
between
government
and
company.
He
Is
also
-
-
i-v
-
'41MJ
Uv
-v
i
oo-
f
10
wought
the
rest
Pacific
storm
moved
into
thoie
i,andry
was
broken
to
bits
while
attendance
ot
77
in
the
evening;
Swansea
T
o
w
n
0,
Queen's
lu""city.
4
areas
this
morning,
Rain
.
be-
awalting
help
off
Nantucket,
n'
y
this
iim.
came
Beneral
over
the
northern
MQnrhussets.
'
Saturday
in
ft
program
was
a
solo
by
young
Jean
Golds,
and
a
pageant
by
the
Explorer
Oirls.
Sunday
School
at
First
Baptist
LOS
ANOELES
ihhits
winner
of
the
southern
division
play-off.
will
meet
the
sur-
i).f..-i.
.
coast
during
the
night
and
show-
snow-blinding
gaie.
wrecks
r'"WDly
n
hlu.,v.
...
.
i
I.,.--,
k.il
cirr.i
"
rf
8mblllan,.ft
ers
occurred
along
tne
soutnern
was
wasnea
aMiuic
uu,
,
f
N
wpsi.ininKi.er
Park
Rangers
1
I
West
Ham
United
0,
Coventry
I
City
1
Scottish
League
Division
A
Clyde
1,
Rangers
2
n?
filial
and
sur
coast.
Variable
Cloudlncsa
ex-
of
the
crew
was
reported.
Vancouver
series
for
the
Pacific
spying
engineering
tended
into
the
'
inUerlor'.
This
.The
United
States
Coastguard
rhtt,in-
we
ponce
10
him
on
to
I
was
in
two
sections
one
department
In
the
church
proper
and
one
in
the
social
hall.
The
Easter
Story
was
depicted
with
the
flan-
t.
.....
.
hnH
hnitn
no
"
1
veying
reports
rPorta
from
from
company
men
who,
for
about
two
years
have
been
In
the
Tweedsmuir
j
disturbance
appeared
to
be
mov-
reporwa
wuc
ship
"
"P
of
thP
p,,,i
Ing
slower
than
nrevlouslv
ex-
word
from
tne
scauupr
and
Mrs.
K.
Laird
told
the
Easter
story.
At
evening
service
K.
Laird
and
Mrs.
Fawcett
sang
"The
Wonderful
Story
of
Jesus"
and
Mrs.
W.
Beck
sang
"The
Man
With
the
Thorn-Crowned
Brow."
Miss
Dorothy
Laird
was
organist.
Large
congregations
also
attended
Regular
Baptist
Church.
In
the
morning
there
was
a
special
program
with
children
participating.
The
subject
of
Pastor
Leonard
A.
Thorpe
was
The
Victory
of
the
Cross."
In
the
evening
there
was
communion
and
the
.
i
not
l
.
iir
Kiiit.r
.
fi.i
beach
anrt
DeeI.ed
and
rain,
is
riot
llkelv
to
nelgraph
by
John
Antrobus
with
Henry
Vanderheide,
Sunday
.
.
,
.
j
-
t
.
.
writ
rriuay.
.
......
ov
.
'i
inc
-
ne
..
--
..0-
-
pHrk
riflll
vessel
carried
four
games
to
two,
winning
the
ra"k
lSlu"1
Jrt'
afloat
but
in
'reach
the
southern
Coastal
reg-
64-foot
fishing
ten
men.
School
superintendent,
as
chair
WAR
DANGER
INCREASING
Plion,
iinai
game
nere
to
l
last
nigni.
i
New
Westminster
took
a
three
'as
the
cul-Uons
until
this
afternoon
or
eve-
man.
Mrs.
T.
Lloyd
was
chairman
Patrick
Thistle
I,
Celtic
0
Division
B
Queen's
Park
3,
Hamilton
Academicals
2
Other
Matches
Albion
Rovers
3,
Motion
1
'
Saint
Johnston
2,
Dundee
5
East
Fife
1.
Raith
Rovers
3
There
will
be
rain
on
the
:
to
two
game
lead
over
Vaneou-1
ROME
Italy's
Communist
downstairs
and
Mic.
f
red
Antro
bus
organist.
.
terpd
r.
i-.
.
.
...
::
.........
,
ver
with
a
4
to
1
victory
Satur-1
leader,
Palmiro
Togliatti,
said
day
night
in
their
best
of
seven
yesterday
the
danger
of
war
-
'""looi
and
1
snowers
in
uie
auernoon.
wiaeiy
""I
Oil
rin,.l...,
.......
.
.
.
....
At
the
evening
service
in
the
India-Pakistan
Pact
Approved
games
playof.
ten
,UWK
""s
scattered
showers
are
expeciea
church,
the
choir
sang
"Easter
L
'
curM
ions.
.
;
Vancouver
Sees
tidoi.
..
.
"""a
a'ia
pastor's
subject
was
"Resurrection,
Fact
or
Fancy?"
Special
Easter
Day
services
also
drew
large
congregations
to
S:.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
at
tha
East
End
and
to
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel.
was
Increasing.
"The
gravest
fart
undoubtedly
is
the
increase
in
international
tension
.
and
therefore
the
danger
of
war."
He
said
in
an
interview
in
the
Communist-line
paper
Paese
Sera.
LOCAL
TIDES
,
NEW
DELHI
India's
government
today
approved
a
new
India-Pakistan
agreement
that
forecast
.:
'...'
North
Coast
Region
Rain
to-
i
Flying
Saucers
Of
hAi-nl
fil,,
nnJ
U,.Ukl
t'U
-Mm.t
Tuar.
iree
....
"i.Uii.
vtj
aiU
VUJIlIlb.
OIIUACia
uw
cn"Qren.
dav.
rfo,.
t
u.i
,
-
i
Fe
of
the
Prime
Minister
Jawahariai
wen-
ANCOUVER,
A
Vancou-ru
said
halted
the
feuding
coun-
ver
woman
and
her
daughter
retries
on
the
brink
of
war.
j
port
having
seen
a
series
of
fly-
impact
she
ture.
liv.1.
Winds
southeast
(40
mph)
Russian
Experts
to
Call
Tune
In
Invasion
of
Hainan
Island
TAirEI,
Formosa
ffl
Chinese
Nationalists
today
predicted
that
Russian
experts
would
c,ill
the
signals
on
the
next
invasion
attempt
of
Hainan
Island.
"
.
Dispaches
from
Hainan
said
that
Russian
advisers
had
arrived
on
Luchow
Peninsula,
ten
miles
from
Hainan
on
the
Chinese
mainland,
some
weeks
ago.
The
Russians
are
drilling
intensively
a
small
Invasion
force.
.-
.
....
....
L.i
.Aft.
ven
uc(-reasmg
vo
sovtnwesi.
iu
unu
.
OLDTIMERS
tainj
(l
cre-
she
afternoon
and
Increasing
to
Rces.
"it
"-"""ting
soumeast
130)
again
overmgnt,.
,
"We
have
stopped
ourselves
at
'
ing
saucers
going
through
the
Tuesday,
April
11,
1950
the
edge
of
a
precipice
and
turned
air
in
a
line
at
a
high
rate
of
High
9:02
17.1
feet
our
back
to
It."
said
Nehru
In
'speed.
Heading
westward,
they
22:24
17.4
feet
announcing
details
of
the
agree-
gave
off
a
white
glean
and
were
Low
.
3:00
-
10.3
feet
mcnt
in
Parliament.
.
plainly
visible
In
the
night
air.
1
15:50
5.9
feet
Had
o,.
.
le'
n-
lows
tonleht
and
hlahs
Tuesday
BASKETBALL!
Tonight
or
8:30
key
fdrenbe-n
at
Port
Hardy.
Sandspii
and
Probably
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
45.