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. PAGE FOURTEEN _ AE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1949 ea ry ---- hn - > Eugene [CROSSWORD - J TZ 13 2 JC 16 Sher C8 (ON ? 9 lo |i " ha" i pee - . hat HS ¥ NTALT 47. Assam } inen bs vo silkworm ov yest ir '48. vigilant ooo YN 50. delivers 52. twilled son 12. Righ hill fabric 18. phevatics 53. cravat 54. observe 56. Mexitan dollars 856. cunnin $7. S-shaped , 14. genus of grasses 16. declaiming 17. taut - 18. a number 19. street Arabs 56 "5 VERTICAL 7; 9 .7. morning > Tsong , 8 baki : "Eg worm JET gE cham r a -- 7 . boardin, house (Fr) 10. printer's measures 11. Scottish explorer : 16. abounded . 20. Hebrew lawgiver 22.inno 1. expiate =. 2. Asiatic: 7+ lemur 8. husksof 4 Hebrew prophet >: §. resound ¥4 6. gain anew [ SLATE-A-.DAY a of West Toronto Club Winner Halifax, Sept. 20.--(CP)--Awards to clubs for achievements during the year were made Monday as the 32nd annual district convention of Kiwanis International met. The district includes the Maritimes, On- tario and Quebec. Clubs were classified on a mem- bership basis for the presentations. Winners included Montreal, West Toronto, South Porcupine, Ont., Truro, N.S., and Oxford, N.S, was arrested for receiving stolen goods and was also released on bail. Police did mot disclose the value of the goods stolen but it was inti- mated to amount to "several thous- ands of dollars." BOGUS BILLS 'Toronto, Sept. 20.--(CP)--R.C.M. P. Contable Walter Scott said Mon- day night that five bogus $20 Unit- ed States banknotes had been pass- ed in stores on St. Clair Avenue West in northwest Toronto, The solrce of the counterfeit has not been determined. . "Certainly I realize I don't have to testify against m: : husband," but it's a pleasure!" y mamer i 1 25 native metal i JL 26.dejected 28. fall flower ° 29. longs for 21, capital of i Ruhr a 23. electrified [A moths Answer to yesterday's puzzle, ii 30. mischievous spirit 31. new: comb. form 382. climbing devices 0 Ann FIV E 27. laments name 30. small U 37. brings into N P 29. feminine M T 3 strong - action '& Hg Wi: 39.loathes P R R | | BN AIGIO 40. shun <7 44. costlier . 5, = rail 3 {7 Average time of solution: 24 minutes. 51 Napoleonic «4 Distributed by King Features Syndicate hal | NIT S E[R|I N 41, got u| 42, nde? coins § 43. comforts 45. hence 46. s0ra ITI NG-20 48. viper. SAL «+ 49, shelter" Labor Union Left-Wingers Split Ranks Calgary, Sept. 20 (CP)--Labor ob- servers were puzsled today at a seeming split in the ranks of Cana- dian left-wingers. The division came in a vote at the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada convention, in which the convention overwhelmingly upheld an executive-ordered suspension of the Red-influenced Canadian Sea- men's Union, On the vote, left-wing factions of the congress, which usually travel along on a cohered pattern, split decisively. Chief spokesmen for two labor unions regarded as leftist-inclined made a right-apout-face and plump- ed for action against the C.8.U. Some others held to their previ- ous stand of backing up the sea- men's union, which had been sus- pended by the T.L.C. executive last June on charges that its officers failed to live up to union responsi- bilities. Meanwhile, rightist forces had won a major first-round victory in getting endorsation of the C.8.U. suspension. At last year's convention, the congress refused to take action against and instead disciplined some of the rightists for moving against them. . Another jolt to the Reds came before the vote Monday when Her- bert A. Bradley of Washington, in- ternational president of the In- ternational Chemical Workers of America, told the convention that unidn proposed to clean up the few Communists in its 10,000 man Canadian section. The chemical workers in Canada have been regarded generally as leftist inclined. A few hours later, William Ed- miston, Canadian director of the chemical workers, told the conven- tion during the C.8.U. debate that he was going along "100 per cent" with the T.L.C. executive for suspen- sion of the CS.U, Bruce Magnuson, Canadian head of the Lumber and Sawmill Work- ers (AF.L.), regarded as a left-wing group, also announced he was sup- porting action against the CS.U, though he said he did not approve the way the action was being taken. The main question, Magnuson said, was to keep the labor movemeut solid. Another left-wing union -- the United Fishermen and Allied Work- ers of British Columbia -- spoke against "coercion" and *"compul- sion" in the proposed eviction of the Cs.U. KELLOGG FOR ASTHMA & HAY FEVER MUST END New York, Sept. 20 -- (AP) -- State Secretary Acheson said Mon- day night that the years of warlike turmoil in the broad Caribbean area must stop. He called on Latin America to join with the United States and end it. He made it clear that his government will strongly oppose "aggression or plotting against any nation of this hemis- phere, Scarborough, Eng. (CP) --A 694- pound tunny fish was landed by Fred Raylor, of Manchester, after a 46-minute battle, FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have suf- | fered real embarrassment because their 10 obbled TONIGHT (AT DUSK) VY | (Adult) you CAN RELAX in CCMFORT Joan Fontaine -- Herbert Marshall COMING WED! SHOWS EVERY NITE LEAR "Big Town" PIAL NE I Cover Big Town" late dropped, Pp or at | ust the wrong time. Do not live in fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little FAST! , the alka- e (non-acid) powder, on your plates. Holds false teeth more. firmly, so they feel more comfortable. Does not sour. Checks 'plate odor" (denture breath). Get FA at any drug store. Cars Are Free! West Toronto club won an award for the highest achievement re- port. Shields for other accomplish- ments were presented to East York, Ont., St. Catharines. Ont, and Montreal. : FIVE ARRESTED Belleville, Sept. 20.--(CP)--Inves- tigation of an alleged stock short- age at the Belleville office of the York Trading Company, wholesaler of grocery products, amounting to several thousands of dollars, has re- sulted in the arrest of five employ- ees and another man. Police said other arrests are ex- pected. Arrested are five truck drivers of the firm--Elmer Dafoe, Kenneth Ribinson. Elvin Robinson, Regi- nald Adams, and Garth Andrews. All have been released on bail. Harry Sharpe. also of Belleville, i ri EATR Led £A Rt: ! Pl "So Well Remembered" --1.30, 3.33, 5.27, 7.30, 9.33. Last complete show, 9.30. Marks -- "Africa Screams" 151, 401, 6.13, 824, 10.35. Last complete show, 9.40. : Drive-In -- "The Story of Ivy" -- (Tonight at dusk). Biltmore -- "June Bride" -- 1.34, 503, 8.32.: "Scott of the Antarctic" (Technicolor) 3.09, 6.38, 10.07. Last complete show, 8.32. Regent -- '"The* Fan" -- 1.30, 415, 6.50, 9.40. "The Oxbow Incident" -- 255, 5.30, 8.25. . Last complete show, 8.15. a CANADIAN LEGION 5.5... BRANCH No. 43 Street Fair Parade FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 -- 6:45 P.M. 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