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gh i ~ MATE SAVES LONGSHOREMAN bound in a bale of hay. 2 TR AY mS mm oem bE (Canada, United States Diff { WEST NEW YORE, q ; N.J. (AP) |several other children ran { anada, United dtates Ditter | Rh hk | x . . ' fe. a eld. In some wa; On Columbia River Hydro Plan * | pEe=EE | fe lr he BT f hae, A | ; 4 ; on : bic Friday by the ship's first| Mec t ; | OTTAWA (CP) -- Canada and stream in the states of Washing | ; mate. The mate, Manuel Machado, |i the United States are far apart in|ton and Oregon. bs : i 8 56, made three trips into the hold 35-CENT REMBRANDT © | | their plans to harness the Colum-| A 1909 treaty between, the two| | : Er j of the yessel before he was able, gan DIEGO (AP)--John J | | bia river's valuable hydro-electric| countries provided that the up-| ! Pr i 3 carry the stevedore, Vincenzo power potential. stream country, which in the Co- Ag i & an) 61, up a 25-foot ladder. lucei, 70, whose hobby is id opposing views on lhe Jnbia's nase i» Capiada, has fee i in 5 sales, disclosed that an | rig! each has to use the er-| right to divert .the river unless in- : : 1 | national river's waters were drawn| jury is suffered by the downsteam| |. " : ; 3 BOY KILLED IN BALER biog be picket ir at Tuesday's opening of the Inter-|country--he U.S.--by the diver- ; i ' 4 uf MALAD, Idaho (AP)--The body |380 ce Bational Joint Commission's weeks Siok. A. 0.1. McNaughtep. obale:] Ete el ' of 3 vearold Tova Nefftenelior Sle tinaia ins ong semi-annual meeting here. en. A. G. L. McNaughton, chair- wt a i ¢ y at $2,500 b; . The chairman of the commis-| man of the commission's Canadian| | * ./ i 4 . i was 4 Friday . sighs 2 y sion's US. section, Len Jordan,|section, said his position is that said a Canadian plan to divert the| there would be no injury to the Columbia into the Fraser river at|U.S, under the terms of the A909 one point in British Columbia any treaty. ° the tenay into the Col The U.S. could take its objec- the Rov for power deve! bia at tions to Canada's Exchequer Court, purposes, would bring "very great|which the treaty empowers to rule injury" to U.S. interests down-'on what constitutes an injury. T CHIANG ISLE BOMBARDED CRA TAIPEL, Formosa (Reuters) -- Chinese Communist guns from the THURSDAY * | southern port of Amoy fired more f than 700 shells at the nearby Chi-| Recreation office open all day.|i A i 9.00-5.30 p.m. hs ; : : : : | nese Nationalist-held island of Que- Gt DP eniddlio, shutfieboard. |b 8 ; a FOR THANKSGIVING moy Friday, the Nationalist de- '| fence ministry announced. It was| Strength and Health Club. 2.00- the heaviest bombardment this|4.00 p.m, ls ; Order Your Supply Now and year of Chiang Kai-Shek's heavily Children -- Woodshop, Tumbling, KING-SIZE PUMPCKINS FOR PINT-SIZE SUSAN ee ie. ~~~ REMINDER OF PERON Get "The Pick of the Flock" A spectator at fall fair held | number of pies these prize-win- | for 102nd annual event which |thing. Judo, 7.30 p Meditating on the fortunes of , velopments down Argentini i i , fficiall "When the ball came through | . 4 8 a way at Barrie, Ont., four-year-old Su- ang Funphkin will make. Lares a cially opened by Rt. Hon. the widow my wife asked Mr,| Oshawa Little Theatre, 7.30 p,m. | | changing times and the perman- | --that he has no customers for san McDonpell marvels at the | grounds to set record attendance --Central Press Canadian Waide to come inside and see the FRIDAY for if. He refused] Recreation office open all day.| Leone Tomassi contemplates his | to come in. When he was shown|g 0g . 5.30 p.m. huge white carrara marble bust * the broken ornaments, he said they J) A or + Adult --Woodshop, Shuffleboard.| of Juan Peron, former dictator shouldn't be on the window sill. Ith Club, 2.00 - : Foul Balls, Broken V V indows Judge St. Aubin summed up: Suength and Hea As 0 Argentina, who hii i YoU CAN DEPEND \s "I see nothing in this claim Children -- Woodshop, Tumb-| marble monument -- which also er tok poh ° Winds Up In Court |G mbes mis, olen oto, ho Sih. that | SUE ory 1 not claim something for it? Why| Adult -- Strength and Health late wife Evita -- which when ae, id tone shouldn't be ride in a taxi? Did|Club, 7.00 - 9.00 p.m. assembled would have been | {NT 544% SUDBURY (CP)--A tale of six|jug which had belonged to Steven-|a taxi to take his broken window |you expect him to walk in the rain| Teen Town Dance, 8.00 p.m. higher han the Statue of Li- Pills stimu years of foul balls and broken son's great grandmother. He did|to be repaired. And he challenged and get his window repaired? In Chess Club, 7.30 p.m. berty, and which was intended inte lidueze to windows was told in court Tues- not list it because he said he was Stevenson's $5 claim for cleaning|addition, he also has a chipped SATURDAY for dedication to Peron's "palace | POF better --slesp day as Andy Stevenson won a'unable to have its value properly up the debris. antique which can't be assessed.| Recreation office open, 9.00 - guard} After working => his beter. claim of $4.25 against the Nickellassessed. DEPRECIATES SUGGESTION |I don't think that a claim for|12.00 noon. reject los more ian C1ee Years Belt Senior Baseball League. The claim totalled $14.75. When Waide made a further sug-|$14.75 is exaggerated at all." Woodhop, 9.30---11.30 a.m. finds -- what we res de- Judge Alibert St. Aubin let both! The league called the claim out- gestion that the whole business was 3 parties know what he thought of rageous and sent Stevenson $10.50. "an act of God," judge St. Aubin| taking up the court's time over|it disputed the taxi charge of $1 replied: "Let's not bring Him into| such 2 Jivial sym. But be als and said Stevenson kept the base- it.' ruled that Stevenson was entitled pall, valued at $3.25 | - Stevenson told the court his wife | fo his full claim of $14.75--the club| "y;'t;meq out that Stevenson had |bad trouble with her back and was had already given him $10.50. | returned the baseball to Cec Chabot unable to do house work. The foul in dispute cleared the|a commissionaire in charge of the| 'I do the house work," he said. backstop in a game at Queen's field. "When I came home from work athletic "held last July 1, Dominion| Some of the claims which had|T had quite a mess to clean up. In Day, and crashed through the bed-| not been contested by the baseball | fact, I'm still picking bits of broken room window of Stevenson's wil originally were challenged in| glass out of the rug. I don't like ence of marble. Italian sculptor | What is probably unrivalled as Tie yorld's largest white ele- phant. 2 h L202 2.2.2.2. 2.8 2s 4 - "PLANT A HEDGE" -- "ORDER NOW!" CHINESE ELM PRIVET wm hd : Dial RA 5-1109 10° a mmm msuase: § VIGOR OIL CO. LTD. BOY LIT? ot, neu ALSO CANADA'S FNEEE COLD GARDEN G 10% OFF ABOVE PRIC Ste a torn blind, Thed broken a | aid ornaments, worth $5, were| frame and taking it to be repaired. BROOKDALE KIN room vious foul ball| §It raining that day so I - GSWAY NURSERIES Jahon ois J Seating We Summed ns De albeed for took Pap . y BOWMANVILLE (Phone Day er Night, Market 3.3345) ONTARIO 78 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA Poultry Station 117 Bloor E. Dial RA 3-47 AND A CHIPPED JUG a second time. He also suggested| CLAIMS UNCO-OPERATIVE FIER : There also was a chip th that Ste did not need to use He added that Waide had been 2.2 ¢ 2.2 4 +d Soiree dedodode de dod deodok READY FOR OVEN ment. court by Dick Waide, league secre-|to work for nothing." 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