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Czech Priests Told To Resist Threats, Promises

Wendell William. Craswell i» “W” “"’°"“ mu Woman or as we i» i» M» on» ~ if»? GUE Ne“ M _ (AP) _ rimony. The ceremony was per- PRA: _ 1. Qathqly; f0rmﬁd by Rev. Donald Nicholson

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SYUNIEIY, Australia, Nov. B- (OP) -- Evelyn Cheesman, 66-year old British, entomologist who left here this fall for a year-long ex- pedition to the interior of

New;

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Autumn leavu and potted plants made a very pretty setting in tiie Qlﬂisow Road Presbyterian Church November I at ifour o'clock when MAIN-I'll’. Alice MadPhsson and

ﬂ-iﬁlﬁtmi by Rev. 17.8. Weeks, uncle of the groom.

The bride, who wu given in mﬂﬂlﬂile by her brother. Daniel. W“ sowned in white satin. Her embroidered veil was gathered to a pearl coronet. She carried a c15-

direcino on _ Caledonia, looks too frail to do fade bomuet or red H - ii c faith under the pressure he k u“ 1 t l i roses. er guild lvcntrol- laws enacted by r own m“ e g‘ e Bane go only mnamem w“ l- LTIDlB "F1118 - '

agenéommunist-led Government.

NEH!" mo. bishops warned the nmts, "ll anyone - and may God 9,41,‘, n, _ should forget his fir)‘, Him... and betray Christ

m {his must critical time. he ehﬂll

U,‘ \ jurisdiction I lw iaken from him. 8150 m? or honing confessions, and ‘he liilliilll shall know that such

. , qnflllly proianes his cler-

hunting insects in wild country ‘with only native boys for protect- on.

She is about five feet, three inches tall and is thin. pale-fared and grey-haired. But since her first

expedition to the New Hebrides‘

in i924 sha has collected more than 50.000 insect specimens in remote parts of the Pacific archipelacos under British, French and 13mph rule.

0f Deﬂrlﬂ. a slit od the groom.

The matron of honour, Mrs. al- bert Oraswell. wore a floor length Rown oi pink sheer and matching headdress. She carried a nosegay 0f Bnoodrnson and baby ‘miumm.

The little flower girl, Janet Ings. niece oi tho bride, looked sweet in her turquoise taffeta floor length gown. She carried a bcu- quot of mixed flowers. ‘ Mr. Albert Crnswell acted as his

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PLEASED With Your Gift?

nwlf-“Flwtunls Md that cunmsshm The two dominant chnrncter- brother's nest man. The ushers ‘ _ _ x01, m m“ ,5 invalhi?" ﬁtfsutviviizrtzoliéicéio Yin; Stirling Inga and Mr. Its hard, sometimes, to select JIST what a man " -. . <11 e iiv \vhicli could - H o: ca ~ V we . n01: [If Sign“; cbfuw counuyt, and alsortlrs florﬂthto British] ‘Th? igusli; for thanooclslc; was wants . . even if the man is one you know VERY _ J1‘ J Bu-m 11 a llrﬂ sory n i148 _v rs. J. P ip Mat es:n. Pr“ -“°l‘b“ 0i’ “mm ” London, is summed up in m, During the signing of the regls- well . . even if the man is your husband! You'll be

. Th» bishop's delegation

“i ' - - . nick-names iziven her by admin- ter bliss Jor Ni hl - ,

““" “‘ ,‘.‘"",,“ ,,‘},if,,,f,‘"i’,,°.‘f islers or Pacific isiuuul lverv sweetly 350 Ferric: sgvfriaqg on the safe side if you give him something ALI. men no.1)‘ l‘ 1'” 9° c g " ' The Wench can he, Madmoiu The bride's mother wore e black f. t .

a“. =.».,_.lio,i Iieranl has lbeen lun- Zeellle Igolrfraioclurtlvalekatlsgdklivutcmnlcriell|gggﬂparggs Sigiathwollaece. trig? aPprwmm-Quch 35 9119 9f our m9 T°be5i 3119796

_ 11; . ‘n iis pa ace snce ar ss - e ;i\'._1\\‘:'.'§: lCommunlst hc¢l<_ Fragilcl. '1’! liliik Carnations. Mrs. Craswell m mslﬂra museum” Plea5ur°'

(zulicdrnl. He Says I10 hi."

_lll‘l‘(‘llVG to the priests, ..i.- bishops charged that armors aimed at inval- i- power ni‘ the bishops liiiillﬂ tlic Church to an n run by Governmrnt

-, .ii~..~.v inin from his throne in

w.- u. not defend carver-will! p<‘i\l9l'.\ lili’ Ill? rights o! GOG." I'm? mumps \l(\‘l.il'(‘.d.

To cnsi: - ilTll the priests do not mrcnt zuiii-ciiiircli orders tho- Gmvriimriit, the bishops again insznicfed them to add a reserva- lion to their oath of loyalty to the Gnvvrnnxont. The reservation states ‘llilt ihcy \\ill promise "nothing llliil l- i-fvntrnry to the laws of God and lilo Cllllflh and natural human

rights"

interior Minister Vaclav N069! has proclaimed that the Govern- merit will not accept reservations

In New Guinea. she stayed for two weeks with a cannibal king.

"He was the most delightful old j °l

man." she said afterwards.

Miss Cheeseman explained that she was safe from the coolcpot he- cause» natives don't

either vrofnen were permitted to take part in cannibal feasts,

TTBVPIUFIS only with riﬂtlvﬂ 1105's» j with brown and biege accessories.

and never armed, she has spent more than six years, altogether, on various expeditions Guinea alone.

Miss Cheearnan does not speak any native lanruese. but picks up a word or two as she goes along. In the Jungle she wears a tunic, bloomers and heavy-soled lacrosse boots.

Early in ner career she decided to concentrate on collecting in-

eat white‘ people. And she didn't have to! follow the natives’ favorite dict.‘ because not even nativel

in New .

fwcre e black crepe dress with black accessories, Her corsaze was rose carnations. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held at the bride's home where a bitlfet lunch was served to about sixty guests.

Later in the Evening the bride and groom left for a short hon- oyinooii trip through the Mari- lilmes. For travelling the brillo ichosc a. turquoise jersey dress, I. llitl/Yl brown wool broadcloth coat l l

kg}! if,

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“l m" m“ ggciusglatlii? lggtgliie Mpadﬂc ____,__ _ » useum . had hardly any specimens from g g 4 _ ' ' Hone operun,“ c|a|m were} ‘ H MP lflfelliééldiy x2210 Sslfgilrglbggs ivmlnjan g1‘: did not aniylie. :11! the Tblllllhﬁl‘! of escorted her everywhere. watched not believe that soon house was NOT OII MdP Insects she brought from th¢§ I ' gave her a pair of shoes froi-n New so vanglfgd? 0y by ‘are gners‘ ﬂ- wrdueinsrllo inspectedwok. w Ilwh chohrisudr? ‘or on}, on’ {mm}, l - m‘ l" m... ﬁxdogebxjshfuﬁad Gmqzfgssglé. DI I r c Zealand. But the woman finally "Although there was little dif- $25,113,115’, a e - :0 ""°‘,§‘§,,§“§§f,‘§,§‘“ a‘ . M‘. u um nscua. "m. Netherlands. ,0“, ,,,_,,.m m, enabled Eden“ cared her foreign mcuci not to nouivy in oatsmms domestics He put four w one nun. but mo "Pmﬂogeme, m. ‘Mm h ma,“ h , __ “P, __ The opmp ms m ‘ﬁve the land bridge that‘. . . illegﬂilvgttr; find heir‘. They did not through the oiiiicial bureau. they the rest. which were chieﬂy of the was a frustrating experience. I! i ' ~ piano which crashed ages Mo’ linked Aiustfaua and Newl know what; ‘f? h gndbdld 3°’ could never ‘my 1mm Pmbably l‘ TQbm and SHOW Variety. would be was like living in a strange dream- ; ..' Oslo, Nov. 20 with a Guinea i0 Asia ihrouzh the Spice. - missed m. mm d6 a em 5' was w ma“ m“ m”? did mt be‘ Dlmnllited. Th0 rﬂflialninz four world, where there is no oriticima - toll ni 34 said today ihc 151mm and (m, phmpplncs‘ ____ smﬂeliam a Mme to fond of foreigners. were Pictures of houses in New at all and all values are topey- - ~ w the plane was not _______ . ay a. o. oiaanaivi “In the m, few mum h”? mm“ “l” “h” m“ h" Zeelehd- ‘I'M children were not mm. I dent think we Ill Ivd I M‘ mnpg‘ Aem Holland cunadmn Press Conespmdent bers of Mr. Boswell'szstlzfi lasexlrsnto chllsldaxlijiastvevltrindnieiiglertd Ugo glzlielvsvtsgatowelre: 31:4"; m ca“ mm- !” w” m‘ "m5 I-Ql-In.’

operators of the air- \ ‘uh was carrying Jewish m rhdilzwii lo Norway. said . if‘ map is used by virtually o< as well as by Nor-

FJHUI-ERS \\'ILL AGREE

LHFHBRJDGE. All-a. -- (OP) -—- Tlu- lowest form of humanity is a rhu-kon iliici‘, said magistrate T. 0B iL-ro-llickiiiaii to ihrPe Leth- h idrc lill'l\, They were jointly m ed ~\ilh stealing two chickens.

BRUSHING YOUR TEETH RIGHT AFTER EATING WITH

COLGATE _ DEIITAI. CREAM IIEIPS PREVENT TOOTII DEEIIY

Oi‘? BOARDING

ls Introduced

OTT/“VA, Nov, 28-iCP)- The

ndinn ship operators.

Previously, ship owners, con- structing new vessels, had to write off slx-per-cent dcprcciaiion each year, whether the ships made a profit or went into the rod.

Under ihe now bill, tlioy can write off any amount up tn 33 l-R per cent in any one your and are not obliged to write off anything in a your in which ihe vessel showed an operating loss.

Transport lillnlsici- Chevrler, who introduced iho hill, said it was aimed iii. encouraging iho construc- iicn and conversion oi ships in Canadian yards.

H0 sold ship owners will be en- titled to wrlic off in three years. if they wish, ships built in Canailw.

This casing nf dcprcclation rm- ulaiions la expected to be of som" help ~in ronsial and inland oper- ators, but of liiile help to ocean- golng ship owners, whose

trail» ‘

has been hit by world currency‘

restrictions.

It was understood proposals have been placed before Cabinet tn give these operators some Govern- ment finiincinl assistance, but as yet no decision has been taken on the matter.

Meanwhile, negotiations are con- tinuing to give Canada a share in Commonwealth drep-soa shipping. under an agreement to be worked out with the United Kingdom.

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Gui-ed and trampled by a 2,700- pmind Holstein bull, Leo W. Tlhibo- dcau, 47, Malian, Ont., farmer, was dragged frorn beneath the hooves

piichfork, and dragged his father out. The father died while being rushed to St. Joseph's hospital, Toronto.

“TNTER. FISHING CENTRE

Yamvioirrri. N. _s.-—<CP> — This Bay of Fundy port is expected t0 bi!- come the base of operations for ﬁnishing drasilﬂ! from ‘will ""1" Brunswick and Nova 500MB m 5 Wllilcl‘. Several ﬂshlﬂ! 1111-88915

from New BHlriSWlClCS north shore are reported oomlng here for win- ler ilshing.

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MAJOR HOOPLE

AUQKLAND, N. Z. Nov. 214C?)- For a. person used to the way of life of the western world. Russia presents "s. strange dream- world where iihere is no criticism at all and where all val-

aitlini-iiies, Official in- Cﬁmmﬂns today gave first reading h b ll b his 17-year- . ion wr e-o r0 u il - s - - - .r rnmnlclcd. i: a ons or an m“. forced the bu“ back Wm, n Bosweu, Mm M the former New

Zealand minister to Moscow, who recently returned after fivc years in Russia.

In the first public comment lhe or her husband have made since their return, Mrs. Boswell said, "I know now that the philosophy and way of life is so different from anything we have known that it sounds incredible."

She admits she didn't always think so. "When I went to Moscow over five years ago I had a long argument with one of the Coni- monwealth ministers about Coni- n-iunism. M the end, when I said that I had an open mind about the system, he said, ‘Well, wait and see'."

"During our first two years my husband and I were mildly amused to read reports in the New Zea- land press that the Boswells were living in luxury in Moscow, At that time, at the end of the war, we stayed at the National Hotel in Moscow. The place catered sper- Ially for diplovmats, and the food was the best available. But it was still so bad that it was inedible. In the first eight months I lost l3

pounds.

"At last we were allowed to have a hot4plate in our room and could buy 40 per cent of our food at the special diplomatic shop and cook it ourselves. Even so if the British had not shared some of their food we would almost have starved, as oirr own food from New Zeeland was lost. Each evening we would

disappear," sold Mrs. Boswell. “My Russian teacher just did not turn up one day and we heard no more about her. Then our housekeeper

again some months later. For her second visit, she had collected a large number of Christmas cards for the children. A union official

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"We once showed a New Zea- land film to a group of servants" Mrs. Boswell continued. "They movzht it r611 WW4)’. but could

The first 101m oi boxing wu done. in ancient time; in the Greek (Ian and the Roman giadiatoriei. mace tables.

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OF THE FATH-

"During the last 1H months the diplomatic corps has been the tar- eet oi a campaign or haic. Dur- ing the first couple oi! years we were in Moscow, people in ltreeil would talk to diplomats, children would accept candy and. 119M!!! women would not visit them, they would talk freely when they met.

"I learned Russian for three years and could speak the leng- ulte ﬂuently. When I went to the Vllllles and homes I was able to Bet to know the people well. All that changed in the last couple of years. People would not even smile at us in the streets. Children would run away irun us. we could never meet an educated Russian. we

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could speak only to certain officials at public fin-actions, for perhaps five or l0 minutcs, and we saw on- Iy one or two wives oi iihese offic- ials at the larger state functions.

"I we held a dinner or recept- lea. I III wives of officials or art- ists wmld come. But they would never visit us otherwise. They ‘would make all kinda e! excuses. iton at the last minute. and then

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