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nemand Inquiry By Parliament Into War Contracts

cinkc. Canadian Press tliif Writer)

Nov. 2'I—(CP1—'1'he - u! private members ‘.111 for a more direct ding this i1atlon's iwar 11 1111111111 momentum today .-,11_1p "en support of two 11111 s, one from Gov-

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d committees 0t’ Par- lntcd to look into and 1110115 phases of war :1:<~ ordinary membbe-r 111 more detail what

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. the rCllOlll and "eperl. 'l‘l1o ..'.a". coin- ' . 1110 sisk dill-lug the

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l; t _\l1-.~, Andrew Gallant.

.1.'l.l, blrs. iadrian Gal- D0ir-

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movcl and seconded that 11.1; l0!‘ the sick 111i 1111111 is *1 111111 .. conzled Miss Ber- Pdqllfi. and Mrs. Adrian i the sick committee . 1=. (‘c "$1.1- LeClair and Viola 1111 school committee all .1 months. Program carried 11st year. People ivhere lo be 111-id prepare the It was moved and second- ? we hive r1 (lance. Lottery 11 ~‘~:1t night. School to be ' the dance. Moved ti a protector for the 1111111111. Next meeting to

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gjhoitl a1 the liomc of Margaret. o.

Roll call to be answered by

1 wxs served and a nice pro- ir“ (Hlliflfii out. Meeting ad- l in suiglnq G01 Save the

Royals ‘l; Concordia '7 Canadians 8; Verdun 3

Port Cclbome 2; Toronto Marl-

London 0: Oshawa l5 St. Catharines 2; Niagara Falls 2

Saskatoon 8; Flirt Flori 3

Reglopolis 3; R. M. C. 0

Pittsburgh s; Hershey 4 Buffalo 3; Providence 1 Cleveland a; PhlladelPh_1l1__3_,____

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with Verdun Red Drvils tonight in a Quebec Senicr lrlrckey match which they lost, Montreal Canadiens.

McGl-bbcn ivarked 011 ii lllie with ccntre Tag Milllir and Marcel Des- pcltruu but did not figure 111 the scoring. The young wlngrr had re- ceived a try-out earlier with the National Hockey League Canadlens at their prc-seascn training crimp in St. Hyacilitlie.

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tonight announced Enamel‘! Bnterprlze Bakeryz- A" MCCWSKEY 167 202 249

icing formulated for Rlobin 204 206 162

111‘ air-tunnels. at- E. McDonald 230 214 209 jsmnen 153 251 139

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'1“ l1" Willi‘ ll“ i“ MONTREAL Nov 2-l_rcl=1-l Twelve candidates for the 11111.n- ‘” v Li}? ‘“,%.i,?,:cﬁi.le:;§ d-zllc McGibboii. ivlio played 11-1111’ lnedlatediockey team climbed over ‘,1."1'*°‘l5r~*,dl_1“ Glace Elly lViiners in the Cape the boards at the Forum inst night flf v51“ M Breton Hockey League last sea- , for their first workout of the sea- ‘lxbxvkaqqlféesgij: son. lined up for the first time son with the players showing plen-

‘ 1y or enthusiasm and getting right ‘ down to hard work. The next prac- 5 tiee will take place Friday night at. 7 ocloek.

The following players turned out iJ. Davies, P. McDr/nald, W. Mac- .Dol1ald, M, Carmichael, G. Whit- _1 lock, W. Simmons, R. Kelly, E. Rice, j» M. Dowling, W. Cudmore, W. Law- 1lol", D. Cndmore.

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BEFORE gh-IIING-CLEANING

i Get Necessary Repairs Done

Hockey Results l

When you start going througth cacs rosm cacelillly before the ac- tual sprlng-clclmiiig begins, you us- ually find that there is at least one minor repair needed some- where. Maybe the handle of a draivci- is loose; pezhaps a chair needs new webbing under the seat, or it mat. wants rcliniiig. These are all job; which t-ike up a certain amount of time. and yieu can't help making a tall" anrount of dust when it comes to do- iiig chair mpolis. so I always ing chair rcpairs, so I always the cleaning begins, so that it does not mean having to do work over again.

Whila it ls not, possible to do a. great deal with reparcl to bedding ivhen the weather is bad. you can take the chance oi having a look over things t0 see if evezything i5

in order. . Blankets can be washed later ivhen it Ls really ftrie, together

with elderdowns, tor both these re- quire plenty of sunshine and Wind to dry them quickly.

Mattresses, however. often need to h-ave the leather dies put. back into position, and in some cases new ticks may be required for pill- ows, bolsters, and mattresses.

‘Pile wire spring mattress should be given a. coating of aluminium paint to prevent rusting.

The bedding can tihen be given a thorough cleaning with the vac- uum cleaner. It; is positively amaz- ing the amount of dust which seem constantly to collect from bedding. due prcbibly to the fluff from the blankets. sheets. and the rest.

Don't tor-get that any new ticks should be proofed before being put on, and the best. thing to use 10f this purpose is i1 large piece of beeswax. ‘Ilhe ticks should be tlll-‘n- od inside out: and the wax rubbed well all over. Be sure not to miss any parts of it and seams in partl- cular must. be carefully done. When the tick is well waxed, take a, mo- derately hot iron and press it all over: this melts the wax and it, spreads evenly all over. thus form- ing p, good protection for the soft down collects on this and thus Ye- ivents tn‘. feathers from wor ing through. Soap is no use whatever for lasting proofing.

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Seeks waivers

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BUFFAID. N.Y., Nov. H-(AP) <~-'I\lie Buffalo club o! the American Hockey League purchased defence- man Doug Young icday from Mont- real Canadlens of tile National Hockey League, subject. to National League waivers.

Lew Grlffels. secretary o! the Buffalo club. said there appears to be no doubt. that Young will be waived outlof the National League. Prior to 101111118 the Canadians last season, Young played several sea- sons with Detroit Red Wings,

Sports ‘Briefs

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 27-~(AP)__ Pittsburgh Hornets snaipped out of the lethargy which bound them in recent game; and beat Hershey Bears 6-4 tonight to take undis- puted posseslon of second place in the Wéitcrn division of the Am- erlcan Hockey League.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2'l—(AP)— Cleveland's Barons won their eighth game in 10 starts tonight by con- quering Philadelphia Ramblers 3-2 in a fast American Hockey League game. The victory enabled the Bar- ons to hold their five-point western division lead. Not a single penalty was called.

Timely third-period goals by de-

i Lash defends

_ THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN

DEITROXT Nov. ﬁ-_(AP1Don' Lash, the Zﬁqvear-old foot-racing?

finarilel, turns the tables on h1m-.

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jment lclntiv with trle Nova Scotia

1It needed a two-thirds majority fcr i liadontlon,

BUFFALO, N.Y._ Nev. 27~IAP1— ito defeat Providence Reds 3-1

IGIICETXIBXKLOITILMCYCCI‘ and Chuck lMl-{pgkey League victory here tonight.

self again tomorrow. As a vocation Lash working hours pursuing

he plans t0 be chased by country's top-ranking runners, in‘ the National Amateur Athletic Un- ion cross-country championship. I

Lash has won the National A.A. U. Harrier title six straight times,‘ a record.

Challenging Lash will be the two? conference, men who were closest t0

liini the finish. last. year. Gregory

representing the South Bend Ath~1 Califnmia. r1111

letic Association. was serrmd a YPRI ago While 29-year-old Joe McClils- key. of Manchester, Conn, was third.

l HALIFAX COUNCIL ADAMANT

HALIFAX, N.S-. Nov. 27.—iCPJ-~ The City Council declined today to‘ reconsider its refusal to approve the! sale of the Nova Scotla exhibition. property here to the Department cf‘ National Defence for $225,000. The council, which owns the (‘SiﬁblLHll-i I government. decided previouslv the; figure was too 10w. 'I'lie reconsid- eration motion received a 9-9 vote.

Shanncnveiiatiledi- 1311111110 Blsons l ‘or ‘ Alnerlcisn 1

their second successive

g On to Rose Bowl i I MA.A.l;l.Harrier‘ Forget Disaster l Title Today

, PAID

spends his LAPJ-A _ criminals all is being wrltt L11

as a. member of the Indiana State 1 and its logical on H season’

1Pollce_ Tomorrow, as an avocation, 1 should take place in the R05 the . on New Year's day,

its hero ls Clark Daniel Shaughn.

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but recently things badly. moept for its final

over Dartmouth, the Stanford team was unable to win a single game on

1940 team still will have made his-

tory.

At the end of 1939. Staciiord had C. E. i ball coach for seven years. 1 his famous "vowing sopmmoies" he had won a, conference championship

Stanfordis and a. Rose Bowl date three time»).

"Tiny" Thcrnhill

it; 1939 schedule.

By 5am Jackson 1 mortiﬁed Prm sum Wfltrr 1

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Thomhlll was rib/missed. this time the Uniiwirslti- o! ClilCagn. after a hluniliatlng season of lop- islded losses. '

tinue football and Shauglmexsy be- ,name_ a ocach Stanford hired him.

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Shaughnessy is coaching the In. dlans through a brilliant sea l hut the nan who deer. their ch. 1 mg on the field a: well as l , most spectacular" playuilg 1s Q1111: 1 crback Frankie Alherl.

Ilecause of 1h: deadly p 155.111,‘ .. bert l5 being mentioned in same breath with the neat Slili Bough. Alid his admircrs b. 1111111 if he doesn't. rate all-Ame 1 at the end of fills i "

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