'"' MONTREAL, 18-(01-‘1- JJOXlIFEQl Cu hlDDed To- rolltu LVIIJDlE lizafs 5-2 here tonilzht to complete their eighth success- wflue Nfltltlfllll Hockey league name without a defeat. . , A mar sell-out crowd of 11.161 " 'w'.itcllcd the Canllcks score twlcc spilt a pair of middle-frame koala. H.111 the first period wiihvllt a "Div . and outscore a infl -' I _..,.','SqlJ.>.d 2-1 in the final B97101‘!- Canadlens onuned the scorinl X , when they were a mlin short aftfir ' Toe Blake went off for high-stir: - ms. Ray Getliffe carried tne puck " "down in u clcan break-away and .pflSSt‘fi to Leo Lsmoureux who was all alone in front of Grunt. Mill-oh Chamberlain. rapped home the second on a pretty pass- mg nlitv with Watson and McMa- hQli tlint ended with him ln the c‘: m" and tile puck on the end of his stick for an easy flill into the neltorne Carr tca-mPd 11B with Bucko McDonald to keeD the U515 fish‘. nctlr the ind oi the

Nov. “ . w

4 .

l ' v ', in the _ . s:e:tl:lti llllt ClllKlCllEDS came rlaht

ilack n mimltp inter with Glen

. “Harmon doing the honors while

y‘ Prentice wns szrvinll fl minor.

(fi- o Black Hawks ~ i Y [Win 7-3 From Boston Bruins

CHICAGO. Nov l8—(APl—Llt-

. tie Billb: Mosienko scored two

goals and helped tee up the puck

for t\vo more mnizht as Cbicaao

Blocl: Hawks defeated the Boston

Bruins 1-3 to win their fourth

‘ straight victory and move into sole

f possession of second plncc in the

"' National Hoclarv Leauue. A crowd oi’ 9.885 watched the fast name.

Surprising Canadians _ " Whip Toronto Leafs 5-2

Toronto 3 52

THEATR

IMMCRTAL SERGEANT

E .

Chamberlain not his ’ acal of the nilzht early in the third and Toe Blake added mother four ruin- utes lxfore Gus Bodnar ended the scorinu for the nixht.

SUMMARY l-‘irat Period

i Montreal. Lamoureux (Gctilffe) 2 l. Chamberlain (Watson McMahon) 18:43.

Penalties: Blake. Inzoldsby. Webster, Heifer-nail. Dunlap.

Second Period

3. ‘Toronto Carr (McDonald) 14.21

i. Montreal. Harmon (O'Connor. Luch) 15 '50. Penalties‘ McMahon. Johnstol-le

Prentice (a). Davidson Third Period

5. Montreal. Chamberlain (Get- lllik‘. Watson) 4:60. . 6. Montreal. Blake (Heffcrtian)

8.06.

TmToronto Bodnar (Carr. Morris) 92 .

PcnatLv—Watson.

8th Straight Setback For N. Y. Rangers

NEW YORK. Nov. l8--(AP)-— New York Rangers shot their bolt in the first mil-lute of play tonight and the Detroit Red Wings came on to hand thlcm their eighth straight defeat of the National Hockey Lealrue season. 3-1. before a crowd of 12.421.

After that first minute of the slowest and dullnst hockey game seen here this season. the Rana- ers could offer virtually liothilnz to match last season's Stanley Cun

~- March) 15:30 ; Penalties: Selbert. Cowley. 11;?-

aomuany c 10m First Period flgflflffiif, émirtlhlyicéigg. Mosienko (Bentley. 1 N". yo“ Davidson my Penalty: Wilkinson. z Plgxcjérlgg;.mfiggail(2g?ga§gcgggz Second Period Hm” - r, Pghlcggél. Mosienko Bentley. "m"! PM“ . ' 5"“ 5 I Detroit Liscombe 2'50 y 3. Boston Cain (Clapper) 12.84. ‘ ' . ' ' ‘ g FQWOXROAS Bentley Jviosienko, nname" mm" int ) 5... s. ChicsgL Allen (Bentley, Mosl- t Demmrgfé‘: l???‘ "1"" 15~~°- .57? rcnaltygshci-l-itt. - Penalties: Allen. Scherzo (2). “Ca adine. . j Th... ,....... REMEMBER WHEN g. Chicago. Dshlstrom (March) "‘ .16. ____. 7 Chicago. Campbell (Cvottselilr. By Tm Canadian press Belblril 3139 L , The Amateur Athletic Union of ‘éhmslis 31' k m‘ °‘“"‘*" " ‘i ‘if ' t’ 1° c erz : . sod ' g e . 9. Boston, Cain (Cowley. A. J-clr- lvtlerigla fig amaageuie ‘iatliletgropesi- . 80B) 7735- mission to mingle but ranted re- v1.10; CYIICMO Dahlstrom (PufDllI- instatement to professonals who had been out of competition for

i-hT_N_ X0121.

I

liveliness. illustration, are :

selected and season:

shooting a stidt gets

livcliness. The Heel

reinforced by

If you are Laminated

The parts of a C.C.M. Laminated Hodrey

THE BlADE—Gets most of the rough play of hockey,

THE LAMINATED NEElr-"Ihis is where the C.C.M. together with moistureproof glue.

C.C.M.’: point of lamination the i

lAMINATID Hill.

NICKOIY WEDGE

d straight-grain, second growth

in any hodtcy game.

is a lamination of five layers

n THE sill"

cfblli TIME" ficeq

T is the principle of wood laminations, like those in the amazing “Mosqulto" Bomber, that gives C.C.M. Laminated Hockey Sticks, with their 5 their great trength, surprising lightness, ideal stiffness and all

-ply heel, important

Stick, as depicted in the abova

is made from carefully rod: elm which is noted for its tenacious fibrous structure and its ability to withstand shock and abuse.

THE HANDtF-Made of tough, straight-grain uh the handle of the C.C.M.

Laminated Hockey Stick is made to mo up to the slugging, checking and

ets its rent stren and 08f woodsheld lfiflllglfilflllly Two of these lamination: arc the dovetail . of the blade, two are the dovetail of the handle and the four are further patented construction with hickory wedge. A: this ce-iays of the stidts are set and cannot change.

hockey this winter equip yourself with C.C.M.

fining to lay ocltey in the ice-lay that wit: you best.

C'C'M'['a0u3na¢%

l-locltsv STICKS,

income at or level. How can

used in expan tion."

"In is near when

changed. If we

ada. we need uufnlployment.

At the and tionai debt

pro-war Cnnad

assemble that lzovcrnment.

Mr. Howe sai

for war plants. "A surprising

$4M.

produce.

hold necessities, a shor-

HOW w‘, n

p) _ The mo. Government tn

aolution passed council Monday

four years doubled its production. The tim

producer d “rival? m . an w r . - date our aainn." o H. Conan”

cll has requested

wai- in ‘lturlder camps to heln alleviate a pulowood shortage which thmbens tn acr- ioualv reduce the produeW-n newsprint mills at the The request was contained 1a,; re-

THE —-TODAY—

TVIO SKATING SESSIONS

For licallh, Recreation, Plcacurc

above its present this bc accomplish-

ed? My answer is by adoption the slum method of ex andina Deaco- tlme production t has bggn

at dink war produc-

Suma Up Remarks

Mr. H’ w summed hl . marks tiiiaawavz- up l N

Canada. has c

the nature oi the

production must ohanae. but our productive capacity will

"Qt

can think in terms

of a country twice R! larlzc in pro. ductive capacity

as pro-war Can- not port-war

of the war our na-

will be laruc for a pre-

war Canada. but not la

expandlcd Canada. Our transpor-

tation system was too laraetfor a no

rue for an

a: itis

larae for o. "resent-day Canada. ur is w use the experience o! the pest four years. and to strain

close association of enterprise

cl his department in

studying the post-war possibilities

number can be con-

verted without difficulty. Many new types of production that have been organized for war will continue in Cynthetic glass, radar equipment misos to revolutionise radio nications and is the basis of telcv. ilivn. are wily a fer of such indus- tries. several plants built to manu-

been

rubber. optical which pro-

0011101!!-

Caiiada‘; expanded industry could

"Passenger can have not been duocd in Canada ainoa 1940, nor

‘ave radio nor ginning” mach- bu. nor e cc c re a .

a tremendous numberqcxi l n"

house- " he asid- "Tilers is

taco of everything, and ov- cryonc has money with which buy when the Ioods one available." "Our opportunity for

to obtaining

abroad was never bot-

UIBI PDIBONIII POI. WOOD! FORT WILLIAM. Nov. 1'! - (O

William city coun- thc Ibdoral employ prisoners of

my pulowooc

in behead-

, a-.-s an. ' 8-10 PM.

mains torrents.

The only important ground action along the rain soaked and cold Italian front came in tho vicinity of the neighboring "‘ of Arch! and Perano, three miles northwest of Atessa. There Nazi concentrat- ions were observed just as were moving up for a. counter-at- tack, and Gen. Sir Bernard Mont- gomery's cannon blasted them into disorganized retreat before they could get underway.

On the Adriatic coastal sector and along the entire 5th Anny front running to the ‘ryrrhcnlsn Sea only intermittent artillery fire was rc- ported. British V0096 of the 5th Amy fired on a umber of small German boats seen acme distance up the Garialiuio itl .

The enemy utilised the enforced

ter defence line. Official reports from both Allied armies emphm.

mine fields ln the ath of further Allied advance. par iculurly in the coastal areas. The rains quic

the mines.

the unfavorable weather. American bombers asain turned their wrath against important dromes in the Athcna area in cl‘ ooniinllinir effort w curb Germam air power that Wla so affective in! overcoming the British and Italian defenders of Leros Amp.

y attached hangar-a, ato dumps. runwavs and parked air-em‘ at Illcvsis field, leavlnir towering columns of smolcc behind them. Kalamski ' was by bombs and bullets Two

Suhic Pam:

Brunawickb pioneer away recently in the person will- iaan Gr in. daan of tuition in that province. He began guiding sports- moninlflflandwaa tinted aa a moose caller and boar hunter. Ono of his first American sportsman Erma wla ended by the late I.

. Smith of Ban rramicco, (glue!

o

i tea-in; all American

ll w and a [randaon an 0n H Mo‘; fnuiaburl in the prcaen strug- alc made the supreme nclificc.

crtly-mrllceting cf the

ilcoalllaalfclatlcanw

red that the unis wcrc laying vast "l

wash um any cviacncc bctraylkiiyei“,

‘new “bland the ground

e inc ‘mi icing to it. And I r Island in the m

IOt

did a. wmcraault in the air, left foot catching in the lines as it came around. He kicked it

the ground .- oul tfrnwclzht of landing on the

’6hute Fails) To 0|len,'Livcs- m" To Tell Tale

By Doug llow Canadian Prcsa Staff Writer

A CANADIAN HOSPITAL IN

BRITAIN. NOV. 18 - (OP) —~Fi'0n'i

bark, practical experience, Will-

iam Robson has found tho answer . in th uahts of lull to strengthen in depth his win. dlc

the question of the sou, the o a man who is about to

The Paratrooper from. Burlington,

Ont, had a. few mad seconds to as he plunged earthwards from 700 feet beneath a “ to that had opened only a fraction of ita normal spread. And he thought

his mother and his l friend. ‘I tu ed and yanks but that

Diverted from Italian targets by ifh‘g°lf_e“‘ed i° °P°“ Nymd a “w oo '11“ hflplliil bed. "I IOOXBC

ad." Robson related from down

absolutely at mo."

like a. flash, it camc over die.‘ I was sum of remembered thinking izht after ‘What will my mother d my girl friend think when I

78R ushing .. n

killed TII (Int Robson didn't die, the

‘ fact that he didn't oven faint when rm blilgwh d t k to

as oug y a a uc mo up “liliii, my him

the earth-"ft felt in firc"—is considered a

‘m, b cdicll . fill... llhologrtalfllfingtlktlgi-loiida lfiihhlyfialdiflazaaaii“? “it- l U“ Q w‘! “n ° ‘"° °°"“"‘ i" e . ma." ..‘l.‘éi"”“l°.°l um I I 8 norwea land. This ‘Britidi "fltfll sllflfhman’; glam differs from the American

acveal respects

The Anurioana ‘taught him

to {gimp out the side of a piano and

_ Iwlnaihl . i?‘ not hit it. The English taught MONGION Nov. l'f-Onc of New to

duck hia head so the parachute, out in front of would "c

keep his head straight and

traishten lit his bod qulckl . Th Ehuto wool: open baby y e habit ltobcon

ind him. From lowered his head as

The slipstream hit him and ‘ll-la

he went out.

clear

and swung down again but the

chute did not open beyond two feet.

He rerncm

ai- sweep whi left

‘The Eritlsh Medical Journal rc-

to ‘garnish ported that Robson landed on one mdurin’ loa- foot- i-levcntina the shock rom to Mr. Grif in 103v! t-flvpillnl up the spins to his skull. in the

rv

f

Tile Journal learned of the c

from ih» British Hospital to will-cl: . he was firs‘. taken.

Uac Minna-fa for dalilrul-l“

hold the re- but

1y will mai of her battered still formidable navy in reserve un til Allied naval formations venture in foroc into the LllOO-milo-wldc stretch of the Pacific lyina between her marinclpal north-south Illa-Ill‘! e s.

Or she may wait until the war, reaches Japan's home waters, and there is the possibility that an Al- lied sesboame attack in force in the central Pacific might lure tho Japanese battle fleet into action.

E

Egg Ami Poultry Market Report

Production has not yet reached ita icw level but some stations are shpwlnz increased volume.

.3. grading stations are quot- lnlz for llmraded ems. delivciigd:

Lfll‘ e. - A Me um 48-4 Pul t 85-42 35-40

g . 30

Charlottetown dealers arc quot-

inlz fir; araded shipments: c

A g 401-2 A Medium 47 1-3 Puilci: 40-5

45

Specialized producers are receiv- ing for cartonod pack:

A Larife b! A Medium 5° A Pullct 4'! Dressed poultry marketlna sosms

in momentum but is still draaizinu behind that of last year. This is due to other farmlna

0V0!‘ B.

BTAIIING aaavnslu 011M" HINIY FONDA —-_= - ' MONTAGUE rm a r M nine-music s?’ lu uonnous an". a AND 1.. o Kelley its‘. mi m o‘ _ V , l. I. M. a’ 151, 118. 1M R. F . I souaIs-runsnay a r. u. T d n I ~ um“! w P- M- Jeepa: ra e lscu-sses jilllrll "llrlhr (Continued from_p_lll91-) _. J "A80" Connie Infilair 1S0, 2M. 3% M y o . - . bmnbers f ad ban c fljmfl‘ $1 £23; P: §u§§m$§i°b§°5§fd“§f$$°'“"° orruurrais-r BO WLING i‘ we ii ‘ii “‘ ' nvcs i a ion w w lot-tit” °' “'“' 0"“ e" “¢'&"""' “- ' ' Moricmn. .n., . P) I t ' d that . son's: ‘e- “=- “" ~».-==»."-=»»"?=-i,,fi;é§-. on... solstice...‘ lricmnfié; ------ - - . , . Q . . _ e :———— iiflllh Sin!!! W. Mullins and Con- mvxwwlck division. caudal. "cw; aghteigtrgtzatlaedorlzlgltwtgfafln capital um“ "an"; N to l2 a‘ l sui- Shots. nlo ‘Leclair 2245b mo] 1 s“ fic Railways. was elected president , grupted in giant. cxplosioila. ‘ ‘° ‘ P "- n. MacDonald 145, 15a, 159 H“ mm ' u ' fifkilgtitt:;l“‘gt'fizgt 82$ NrnnAL. Nov. ia-(orl-in- The bomber swings shot MW" Holidays m. o1 appclntmgm Rev. P. Cass 170. 133. 183 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON oeeded A.R.. Brennan Sulnmerside a2" mm m don“. o‘ w" B‘; 61% ‘gerlluldgt rBmritish-baaed upcr- Office Lonnactcd with sci-t Croken :20, 158. 115 nowsmo LEAGUE 2.11:1. ' - ' '3' w’ ' wuhillgamlrhlice ation llpgeyau the weight of Allied ouuusrusa Bob Bradley 175, 24a, m One of the three adopted reao- f,‘§§§"“'f°, *'°§“‘{;,,_d',f,w,, ‘meg, u, m...“ in m, short. space oi 12 Rlfisel Ste John 169, 1a. 56 rum 2: {g},l,°"%g°,§°'"m§"§°d m“ u" 99,31‘ ycstirlial in tile Webster home in hours across more at: »- " ' roam; arr o n ernmn “ 1mm - -- - Totlll’: 1105x1175}, m’ m’ m Mrs. Dillon il4. 121, m m Peel-W" Wllwudfim" °1 "'3 iligsthgiiuliiveuiitigrihgitu giiliiilcticgi iilnixilsuriyrriiiihrlgkiigicric‘. a ——-—-_ finwfififfiii" s- 131' ll’. é%%‘é“-l§l=“f='?l»i~§%%“-lfi$ .............. came ... . .122: c: i- - . .- , . ' ' Q nq a n - - - - B can! h n m Mrs. MacAulay lzl. m. ioa fkfgtrogeglalalérghsggg. gusts $513 t!“ yflquetst, 1 h lriice olvlvilgfsuvgdga _bef“Glr0lipd:eilt csscagicaelnhgh G_ Mumgwfl l“. Tum r wsrrantrlthet operation of tonnaae §’°“§m:w§°h§ve norigyct completed ffgfzfiifi ,,,"“,j3,',',,,,,,,,,,,,,_ w“ ' a a A. Fanher m, lsc’ m‘ ' ontcwécn rfllde roam’ amid“? °“" 1“'°‘““““°“" m" m°‘“°°' sllc of the World's largest chemic- 2,- léurvllllv 11w. its.’ 1'12 Mrs. Bell 153. 143. w gnilltiw ck'°gp‘iri’t°in§"°§nii'°l3- gfllgegtflg- 353,35;- ygggggle- n works, while Moslgulltillci. loge ab; ' . oste m, m. 142 . ma. ll. 1 ' third tim i ee- i- ‘ 34"’- Ff 811511181’ 161. i'll 102 125 10g. lgg.na'f'lel9 board requested the incom- °1 a wmmund 5mm "m"? at; and othcie‘ illlegteiln German)’ i8!‘- s Total 2843. , Mrs. Robb; 73' 93 13g in; president and s -trea- {fig “film”, m“ fit’ will, : gets. Far to the south, northwest H1811 Slnzle 281 H. Conway M", glam” M: M: "3 . surer to appoint a committee which bluntcinsmmaiereit African Army Air Force bombers _ ma)‘ h mulge 31B£nu$¢m°fllmt3d5tl°Mmkg ‘ - raided the Athens airfield for the HAL F {-78 (c P T 74111.6 . . w a rm . 1 i-i a . 1 ov. - >.. Foxes: m onway Tum l’ Rgsglilillgesmsi-W" Pmle“! 1n 91H B" nob-Me wan“ be midc-Shfiiiiqlfi rigid todayumorller-i Gorition d0llil, lcadter of‘ tlhe 0p- . , , - Th "bl ti t t" - irnd t "th c ii or amen an r ‘d- Fred MncMillan 154. 245. 185 m. $5.152?“ i3‘ iii-i Ki” °ih§ “gwmilfn ‘Ham’? W; ilcvcii to ‘Q a xbslcicfiiiilcrcliubase- §§§.‘l‘i.- insiiimisncc lengct iilc gin n? - National ri-cgrcilivc Tom McAdam 131- 214, llrl Mrs. Campbell us. loll mlililmrhci-cc ill rgiggma“ ctmfo” go b“ m “h” °°"°° ""1"- i" mellluftwaffe in Norway." Conserved’. Association, told a l-i. i’... Johnston 186, 135. 0 Mrs. Hooper 112 101 116 the Dominion of 516 sueceslsion wehsw’ hmne- The “ti! mwwer‘ Stockholm dispatches said Oslo service club here today that the suc- L- 31m" 317. 95. 14l Pat Clarke 185' 118' l35iduty tax field with the provinces w“ m‘ In 818m’ when " e inquest was kept under an air raid alarm cessful onolusion of the war wan - Corish 266 194 1W ' ' ceasing to impose succession duties w” ‘mend and adiomned’ l. t for 90 minutes durin the operat- tho only major issue in Cllnatls Total 3022. Team l: Egg-Fro suiltzublewoom%eanlsgt‘llglllé wflsigfifiifild "Q‘,’§,‘,,,,§“° wle'§;ir;-_ ions. ‘although no aircraft were toigy- ‘med that the “d” o! gm" . . r. 0 . - e a Dodgers 3 camemn l“ “a mil University. gave a luncheon ld- fimis t? §§i‘f§,"°l'.‘i°s'.i'u§’r'i§rs tin m“ e" in the public life of Canada arc K slew", 24L 15m l”; ess on the subject of labor. wumoun; Wm" h, h been gone and that a serious business E Doucettc 192. 14a. 166 u. mums m lzo no A W“ °" "w "W" "1 I11’ “M- for questioning since police found novl is taldna place" L. Callaghan 21o, m, 188 p. Norman lac.’ 241' m §°"°“"°“ w“ 5"“ "i" “mmwl him si a dazed condition on oppflSfl RQIQISQ Mr. Graydon, who is on a tour E McCarey 141. 133. m s. Smith 119 i5 ' 107 y ‘mm D" M°K““““' 5”" 4°“ his bet a wr they answered a tele- of the Maritimes, said that the war gel: Farl- Ellworih 134. 155, 184 ' $3,351,133 ggyighgggggg .3“: phoned call to the home vesicular s- o Id M I has taught Canadians and the peo- Jla ash: 132. m, 20c - . _ - ' - r tn a tic l d th y, l.......;‘ c. ...".‘.:*:...§*:=_"-..'.‘. “m “"- h°m‘f.““ll'ill£‘ff"il? ‘J.9§&“‘t¥l'i€| s» '- em "' ‘w’ °‘ °Y K m: .?.:;....';':‘;°'.l. will f. 0 B. 2956. u ll Q, h 1 fl - uslllngicgtccclrlfihsszqsc. m!“ Th“ K‘ “Wm “s” gigging» imi-glspiirhwgnwiflgi qfiihfigfii‘ lfidwfiiflfiififi “i; ca‘: 13%.»? in’ gtviibiil grrrsil-imtilll e . ors . DlCK-A-DOOB s ry of the air.’ “aunt w me “u o; W“, 3y we may ave a n! flmwfulh" Al!‘ transportation in western n .' I-DNDON- N°"- 1a'-(°P"'Tw° H t ted that under the stress Mustangs: R _,_ Hm,‘ m ,5, m Nova. Scotia was ' aoeful" . fighjflsfl’ Qfifiiflufidefil-“fi, left-wlnrtpiembci-s of atccirlllfifffa”; o; flelfls;ll' emersency. "only a wr- v. w. Grimes loo’ lssI 187 M°K°“““ "wimid- A “mi” ‘*- said the boy's father. a. prominent n“ m c r‘ ist-hnncuh- tion of the measures Pitt into eff- o. MacDonald zoo, 158, 12s i-r. A Power 160' lss lac “m” “m” Edwm "m"! W! wcstmmint resident, had talked °‘“"“""' .i.""'."“'.l..' would ect by thc cabinet councils come Frank Hennessey 158, 197, 158 W Bi Douglas 108' 132' 17s New ma?“ N's" "Wm 5° '5‘ briefly with his son "but we didn't ‘Pg, MW“ n ‘in u, yflouge of before Parliament." He adde! c. Cantwell m. m. 163 L 'w' Robertson ml 150' ioi “bum” “m “m” “"1" i" "r- hear any of the conversation." Qoufmflnffli’ ‘t °thc forth- "There must be in cul- Parliamenta W- McKerlna 13c 131 1 ' '. 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