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army ‘base 60: mules. east. of, Ha-
yana In‘an’ apparerit bid lo: take
over the country,-

Fulgencio Batista said-the revolt
at. the Domingo Goicuria ” army
base, just outside Matanzas, had
been crushed ° swiftly -, with’
rebels. killed and. a: number
wounded. It. sald: “only, three
Cuban soldiers : were’ wounded, °
The army “announced . ‘that
_ president “Carlos Prio
‘repeatedly charged’
with plotting” against. the goy-

--ternment,:had been arrestect with

a numberof his friends.

Army .,chief.- of staff Gen.
' vaneees “Taberallls said Prio
Socarras, oustea: by, Batusta in a
¢| bloodless’ revolt ‘in’ March, 1952,
sthad ‘been taxen into custody “to
“i protect. the. personal. safety of

‘| the former président. "

BATISTA. TA KES CHAR ( C.

When word of the revolt ceach-
ed Havana, Batista lett the capi-

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The. government conumunique
said all police, army and navy
leaves had been cancelled and

® eso delegation*now is In Moscow (all members of the armed forces;
diseussing a fishery agreement jordered to quarters,

The cabinet's move to suspend
fuarantees must be vont med
;by congress. but approval ap-
peared certain. The government:
has a majority in both houses.

The suspended guarantee: are
freedom of assembly, inviolabil-

ity of mail and freedom of
speech and of the press, Phere

(Was no Indication, however, tha:

the government, intended to in-
voke censorship,

A government account of the
revolt. said {he rebels, “heavily
armed with machine-guns.
rifles, carbines and erennades,”

jtried to seize the Domingo Gio-

curla base,

(OVER F ‘ ST

Gen, Pilar Garela, . military
commander at Matanzas, reporb-
ed the batile was‘ over-dn three
hour's, exeept for the mapup,

"The attackers were exter.
minded at the side of their
maehineguns," he said,

ame oe pee Meee ey

Man Fined $92
For Witchcraft

KIEL, West, Germany (Realegsy |
eA practioner of witehere ft
was fined 400 marks (80% here
despite Ihe protests of his vies;
tlms, Pallents of Waldemar Rb- !
erlng tostifled ata hearing to-
day that his “cures worked, |
and that he could banish wileh-!

es, But the prosecutor sald the Predicted a mininan peak of Come nes

witches he banished were the!
ones ‘De tented,

foresee shee

GEORGE DAWES
AUCTIONER

Vhone Od and 2053

 

FARMER WILLTAM JEFFRE ¥ on
west ‘of {Portage la Prairie, Man,, after the Assiniboine river flooded ‘his’ farm,

= ea Revolt

on. constitutional guarantees cal-|-

Thot government: of Progident ‘

uy.

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WINNIPEG
stil] remains the major factor:
| taday in the Greater Winnipeg’ night after touring the

; flood picture, .

Provineial flood

idble as the clear, cold

| continues.

and cold weather,”

much -below normal, also have:

Ked or its tributaries
‘hange the pieture,

The watershed — escaped

10 inches of snow Sunday bo
Wousan and around bau Clare.

BUIGHT OUTLOOK
The Graiter Winnipeg

intle burn of the year Saturdiay
when flogd fureeusbers made a
sharp cub dn thelr peak esti-
‘mates for the Red river, pre=i

Wein IL nay reach a peak of fh

 

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horseback hoards some of his cattle. ‘through flood waters
(CP Photo).

 

FLOOD WATERS from the Assintbaine river. creep upfon the
community of Elie, 30 miles west of Winnipeg. This aerial photo
shows how the water cut across: the south side of the town
inundating five homes along. with 10 nearby farms. A.canvent,
chureh and school also were surrounded by water. (CP Photo}.

 

@—The weather in southern Manitoba,

In a radio address
city’
‘defences, Jack Cowan,
resources,
said the Red had crested at the

the 1950°

UEV ELS DROP

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Sunday at 244 yet

flood Seompared with 2
‘situation took dls most opllim=jthe same thine.

He said he believed “this par-

been forcedsh fur the Red river: ~eheular erest js passing through
watershed in the northern Uni-# Winnipeg reht now.”
ted Stales, Bul officials said a‘abl the & ;
major weather change bringing. ing station at 12 midnight CDT
any heavy precipitation on the) was
could:

the Seine river,

The levels
St, James avenue pump.

21.6 fect.
Mr, Cowan also reported that

which

“On the Assiniboine the pie-
| ture was the sume, wilh the:
evel ab St. dames traffic bridue
nb 4 pn,
Saturday ate
“The

LaSalle river ds dawn

p four Inehes at Starbuek and the
Hlevel deellned for

the

“slyalght day ate Elle,

ithe area and more than WO Aslatboline broke, flooding 700
feeb below secondiary dikes, “eres
Harker, the forecasters Wud decors on eeecere

26 feet and prior to that as high

His 20 to $0 feet with a maximun |
fol BY feeb.

Inthe disastrous food of 1950, |

“ihe ed orlver oat Winnlper
preached sat feet, dnundatiig

Aousmnds of acres of farmland

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WHEN UN TADUA Le -The
rolyning Miss America, Sharou
Kay Ritehle, 18, sports a pank-
atl Hodlan eollege enp as she
visits the famed iunlverstly at
Padua, (ly, Tospltablo coeds
mide her an honorary reste
min. Misa Wiehe | Ki 5 Wnedins
Itnly as park of her beauty
gontest urlze,

   

‘Face Charge

Sunday |

diking
“forecasters: commissioner and deputy min-
1 i say es ‘ery day louks more fuvor-- ister of mines and
weather
The department of border town of Emerson Sabur-
transport weather forecast Sun-yday af 93 feet under
day night said there would be’ level] and two fcet under an.eare |
“a couple of more days of ary, Hee prediction.

fourths

. ras ving.
{ poller sang hymns as they ett,

    

 

By EASLEY BLACK

From A Doubleton

tract and he was able to cho
not the right card,

Mr. Champion led the 10 of
clubs and Mr, Muzay won with
the ace. He returned the seven
spot and Mr, Abel elected to
duck. Mr. Champion saw no
reason to overtake since, if Mr.
Muzzy had held a second club
honor, he certainly would have
led it, Therefore the king and
jack were jsindoubtedly In Mr.
Abel's -hands

So Mr, Champion played the
deuce and the seven held. There
followed a long walt, occasioned
by the fact thal Mr. Muzzy
thought somebody else had won
the trick. The trick was inspect-
ed and it was proven that It was
in fact his Jead.

Without hesitation he then
banged down the jack of hearts.
In this situation, where you are
leading through known strength
because of the no trump open-
Ing, up to nothing ii dummy, It
is usually better to lead the
lower card from a doubleton
honor. |

See what Mr. Muzzy's heart:
lead did to his partner, Mr. Abel
won with the king of hearts and
laid down the nine of diamonds.
When this was covered by the
queen, he won with dummy’s ace
and -returned a low diamond to
the Jack.

Mr, Champion won with the]
king and had no good return. A!
club lead would go Into Mr.
Abel's king-jack, A spade re-
turn would take the guess. out of
that sult. Desperately, Mr.
Champion led back a smail heart
honing Mr. Muzzy had the 10.1
But Mr, Abel won with that card. !
giving him three tricks In the
suit,

 

 

25 Doukhobors ;

 

NELSON, B.C. @-—-T.venty-f ive | i
;Sons of Freedom, members of a!
‘fanatical Doukhobor sect, were
‘to appear In police court today,
charged with creating a disturb:
‘ance by impedine,

The charge followed an att ack .

| Of Impeding

Saturday on Emmett Gulley, a,

member of the Doukhobor con-
sultative couumitiec. Pollee euid ,
Mr, Guiley’s cloches were torn,
by women in a crowd of about:
100 Freedomites, |

“The women have lone claimed:
‘he (s responsible for some of
I thelr children being teken for-!
‘etbly to a school at neurby New|
Denver under a provineial maye:
to end truancy In vie Doukhobor |
settlements of southeastern Brie |
Nish Columbla. |

The Freedomites kept their!
ehildren away from sehuol and,
hid them from truancy offleers :
because they coin Caneainn

empties schools teach mllitartain, whieh |
ae Ante the Red at St. Boniface, had is against thelr rellydon,
snowstorm which stalled around ’a@ burtner arop out there suit was: ‘New Denver
Michigan and then swung north-!some snow in the upper water> about 75 children
eastward Inte Wheconsin, giving ' shed,

The
school has held;
slice early |

1956,

The consultative commnl Ler (|
whieh Mr Gulley beianes year,
‘seh up after the then Lorne
reeneral, Gordon Wistser, geked
the University of WC, ta stady
ithe probleme alfecttig various
isects of the Doukhobur faith a,
this provinee,

Mr. Gulley held hts hands aver
hls hend to ward off blows ali:
‘od a him bob did not take aay

‘only 23° feet above average vine | "Only dark spot In the week other aetion, a pubiee officer
iter dee devel, This would be about hend was Mb Quk Lake, where a. sale,
five feek heluw maar dikes IN dike any the south side af the!

While he soueht refuee aud a!
Sneweshirt dna ctore, the women
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dropping the queen and making
four-odd.

If Mr. Muzay had led the skx of

hearts at trick three, Mr. Abel |
would have won with the King;
as before, and started the dia-,
monds, However, when on lead;
with the second diamond, Mr!
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turn.

He could simply lead a snx all
heart and Mr. Muzzy's jack’
would force the second hi¢h;
win the trick, That would leave
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Mr; Abel with only eight sure!
iwinners and while he might
have nade three no trump any- |
way, there was at least a chance:
that he would decide to try the:
ifinesse of the jack of spades and,
feg down one,

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HONG KONG (Red China
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have absorbed 90 per cent of Ils
120,000,000 arin famlles, Pelping
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