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(Continued from Page 3) brother, and R nald Hemmons| HALIFAX (€P) — Commercial} ancling pot for tuna,’ Each mi is dropped and scooped; in one haul, and often 200 Without Aid of Vocals
——— The bride’s bouquet was mon | fishing is fast becoming a/ September it is the scene of the} und fish amaret Oe

sini’ ate ow > p bit 5 hich reach a
coratior ed on the : by Miss Lucy Evan m or an a .nternational tuna tourna Pos yy seven boats draw the The bluefins, w
Decorations used on the cake by Miss Lucy Evans. | Major indust ry fc ve . Shae « nd- rg . ° : — ‘ rset ace, wh the! weight of 1500 pounds, make CLEVELAND: (AP)—-People who have had
Were the sar as those used on GUESTS ing group of Nova Scotia fisher- BIG U.S. DEMAND [st iller to the surface, here ett i tad
Ree ee a vie + | men The “United States k h usually smother if it is full.) their annual trip to the Nova’ removed because of cancer formed the In
i cherna’ eile eT ee a es ee ee vd At nearby St. Margaret’s Bay ees of ie ae it if the catch is meagre, then | Scotia coast, but nobody knows) i, of Laryngectomized Persons Saturday
aak ai aUa re r c nt + - i 1s oi it . ’ 6 , y f
/ Mrs. Bre eo ib y .. — *!some 200 fishermen are busy sens n the “Margaret's © thrashing tuna are killed by}where they spawn. nee Al
oo “On-!The tuna run has started and|C@¥emt in 7 taken for centuries, notably in

: ,,,| Bay area are sent to Maine in| ‘ : ee rr oy have =a
: ,,; Will continue until the middle efriverated - trueks Fubsteeat!- the run is heavy, 40 to/ the RapesOrrene the} Jack Scott of Toronto is a member of thy board of
: n the couple | o¢ r. ee mg the coast send|50 large tuna have been caught! kept their secret | gers Of tha dull ae 1 Of ding
e Prince Rupert for : He southward tors of th
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one lifax exporter 0 Digby, wt . : 4 CaP ‘
eg ME 5 : a i here they Its purpose is to help rehabilitate other
Vancouver, Vic-| we can take from 1,000,000 to % ? th

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ly Seattle. | 2,000,000 ds. The market is are shipped so aw ae wis N D E; / d\ All S d their vocal cords, Members sald about 1,500
the bride wore caaesen sty — Boston ew oors to XC U e oun represented in

f the organization,
lictiinees When és gate he 1949 catch of 868,000 °
navy blue dress topped with : Ten years ago, however, fish- . . a : Ff BC C t
Se coat. Her navy blue hat! ermen regarded the battling | POUndS was er a but ea age Tom a ine oom
was trimmed with heather bluefins as a nuisance. They Prices hav declinec ishermen
rer req’ six e ; > > — the ;
On their return the couple will | ripped up nets and ate tons of offered six ag a pound VICTORA @®—Nobody is going to hear what goes on at
live at 337 Eighth Avenue East. | herring and mackerel thi ys - _S ane hi a _ 1 Credit Cabinet meetings. Legislative building carpen M-G-M TiVE8 the
——+——-- |. But during the war years,/C@" net geo Bras sweat busy measuring doors to the executive chamber, place a
i Po Bivens os n ade | Galiy a isherman’s ¢ e
(ERPS ESSERE when Japan’s tuna export trade awa se la” te thres-sneliead f meet for the cabinet in & great ney
| to North ge Pie om, Can- ic A 1200 Double doors, which prevent any sound from escaping “a Feal- life story
adian and Unite tates can- | ©8508 4 . sa a
. a Saath irl «Tus re caught by t ure to be installed
neries began looking to their Tuna are caug y a trap . : i ape
oastal waters : land spi method. Few are On ry type doors have been there since 1898
coastai waters anc lier met . 5
nance showed they were harpooned The trap consists of

undant Near Wedgeport, N.S... a regular herring or mackerel SCREEN FLASHES
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For Saturday Selling
AND WE DO MEAN SELLING!

AT WALLACE’S, OF COURSE

House Dresses
Regular $2.39 - $2.75 - $3.25

alled Soldier's Rip was alr When tuna are caught, a spiller
mous as the “world’s best; —heavy net with a six-inch

x. Betty Hutton Released From

Veterans Make Good House Paramount; Teams With Hubby roay « saturoay T
— Builders siti Land a ] ny now moaeilh? spur oth of, this, we] aera San Sea OTH

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course 7: 9: p.m. A F: 5 PLAYERS Thp
OTTAWA @—Want a hor for about $6,000 apiece houses HOLLYWOOD (AP Look out Then there's television I'm

$ Go out and build it oruat which the Central Mortgage and j<! ¥ business hére comes Hut- getting into it right away.”
° = Thousands of Gasadune have | Housing agency value at’$11,500."!t and O’Curran, unlimited

. Betty said her split with Para-
you'd } re? Ar Betty Hutton, free of her ,
roved it's not hard as you'd w long does it take? Around : mount was the result of a long
Sizes from 14 to 44 oo a 4 . geste a ae Paramount contract for the first |“ ’ or ce ne
sir @ | think 16 months. And, says Ruther- 12 years. says she’s bust-|*ties Of disagreements over
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These dresses are priced at less than That’s the advice of he g0) x eee hel Wi oe (ing out w th plans for her future

: . ernment official who handles the | your wife can do to help ives : i . She cited he*bPst films as

the material itself. Assorted styl ee ne oe y iand “man, I never felt better in| 5S! ‘

a i. m| Veterans Land Act, the huge, two/ have been a big factor in the Vy.) 4"@ me the one thing I in-| “Perils of Paulifie,” “Incendiary

L ee terans Lan ) e mv life the one thing I in- li : }
arge selection. gi sided venture in settlement of | LA. boom

isted n was that Charlie | Blonde, Miracie of Morgan's
@\ war veterans which has blos- STILL AVAILABLE (O'Curran, dance director and | Creek,” “Stork Club.” and “The
GROUP No. 2 @ somed into a $265,009.90 busi-| . Greate’ Mane a
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; se EE ne V.L.A.’s facilities still are wide; her husband) gets his release, | Earth Her RICHARD TODD... i RICE
HES ANG Sul SS ee Fe Ong open for those veterans who can|too. Gosh, he's terrific! He did | Worst stinkers, she recalled, were

Regular gm; Thomas Rutherford, a war-/ qualify. To settle on a small|a great job on my palace act for | “Dream Girl,” Cross My Heart Fe ‘One Wild Night’ Color by
$3.95-$4.25-$5.95 $1 99 @ time brigadier, gdgsgrmes the hoiding, the veteran must have|New York and he'll direct ali | and Red, Hot and Blue Cartoon - News TECHNICOi9
* @ | build-them-yourselfy movement | carved at least a year and if he’s/my pictures. We're a package| She also hi Re as to why she alta Rae a : AN ALLUME ACTON
among veterans as the greatest used his re-establishment. credit! dea! j}has been considered tempera- EVENINGS '
<meemmmsemnsmne @ | phenomenon to dey elop in V.LA a chet pay it back. Then he i . ee mental at tinves TODAY and ee 7 ~ 9:06
a! , eo Tae pay by LONDON BOUND ae SATURDAY SAT. MATINEES 2.4,
gin recent years. oi ‘must find a minimum of 16 I get along great with some- | 4-427

Tay we ¢ le're rs Y : ”
a “Of the more than 2,000 homes ; acres of land, preferably two to H . we 4 plans = _ one who knows what he’s doing
* @| veterans now ar iiding onjthree acres. Consideration is e . — Pi ee She said. “For instance, DeMille |
@ small holdings ung@™ V.L.A.,” he | being given to lowering this re- Ol uanat Ghar Monee ee I
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and had no trouble, because |

aid in an int tervietret'80 per cent | quirement | play the ere age gos Wwe/we respected each other's tal-

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= are being built by themselves V.L.A. will back him to a cell-| oo ie Tucker Tt owt e —s flents. But when I'm working S d ;
a i “ 5. 000 al- ¢ at? sii ‘ © le ucker. I own 1€ § ory, 1a ol ; : atur ay ig
of the more thas ma : , ing of $6,000. That's part of the ar 4 c lumbia and Warners are | With jerks with no talent, I raise

ready financed by V.LA. and explanation of the build-yourself 7. SNE at

, i . knocking themselves out to have |hell until f get what I want
completed, a large proportion drive. Most veterans couldn't us do it for them. We'll pedi ‘ather allah een 2 ‘
Cc also were built by the veterans. | puy homes for that so they had} “5 9° ** for u : all, it’s my career

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THE ONLY WAY to build and they found if wasn't Legion Auditorium

Excellent quality substan- “For the man making, say nearly as tough as they'd figured eine’ te

dard Nylon Hose. All sizes $2,500 a year, it’s the only an-| V-LA. credits the veteran with A prneeilintiode aii
from 8', to 11. Assorted . wun ’ says Brig. Rutherford. “He $1,400 as a conditional grant and ADNISSIOT 1.00
gauges and colors. an’t afford a large down pay-|the veterans pay 10 per cent Moder

and Old Time Da
He can’t afford a large | down, that is $600, taking out a Ey ries) 5
gage and every time he’s| mortgage for the remainder of

/ aaah 2n his pay go up he’s seen the | $4,000. He ‘pays this back in : VANC ove ie a Teens o~
of housing go up faster easy payments of about $22 a American Standard 12 God's Lake 56
oO f housing Bt ip iaster es ’ - 2 ¢ . 4
a ace $ ep e ore When some of our officials | month. Rentorns — sapqerot 13%
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st heard about this idea of The other main purpose of V.| Scanian acl, : ee 09 GICCER 2 Ww
ing the veterans to build! L.A is to settle veterans on full- - a Jt a 08

gett is to buile Giant Mascot 92 | _Duvex 75
SRC R PRES EEE RRRRRRRR their “own homes they laughed.|time farms ai : ._ is va

; Indian Mines : Joliet’ Quebec 41
a They 1 hed at the idea f . |
vt - Pigreetme $ a a te ; <a tell Pioneer 20: Little Long Lac 68
RE-ROOFNOW. | 22 2 = = tendde |e El "
Be the * e ae Bs oot “ Hi d D e Privateer 515) Madsen Red Lake 2.00 7
ne) nthusiastic about it ea e e Sheep Creek : McKenzie Red Lake 41',
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3ilbak Premier } ) Yocks 3.35
Your Roof May Not Last Through Another Year The idea that only skill « Flares at Silbak Premie McLeod Cockshutt 3 3:

Vananda 4 onets ”
isans and contractors can one iild ends Moneta 37

: : . : : ‘ Salmon Gold 3 Negus 55
We will give your free estimates on re-roofing homes en poet i — CCF Convention Spud Valley f Noranda 84.00 | 1—1950 Fargo '4-ton 1—1949 Studebaker Sed
exploded thousands vet- Silv ieee . i : :
with asphalt and cedar shingles erans who have. saved possibly Sliver Standard : Louvi¢ourt 22% Pickup 1—1949 Austin

‘ se . ‘ ; Western Ur: 5 : . 1947 Ford 14 '
$3,000 apiece by.doing most of TORONTO (CP)—The national .."© Uranium Pickle Crow 161% 1—197 Ford '4-ton pickup

‘ é 1.1941 Chevrolet
2 the work themselves and by let- convention of the CCF Thurs- ig . ' Petrol Oil & Gas 1.03 1109 Studebaker }4-ton 5-passenger (4
Greer & Bridden Ltd ting their own Sub-contracts, he| day urged “war on poverty” as\ “@8!o Canadian Senator Rouyn 15 | Pickup
, . says the best means of achieving A ¥ Con i Sherrit Gordon 5.25 | 1—1949 Morris 1--1939 Chevrolet Sedaa
Phone 909 115 Ist Ave. West P.O. Box 721 Recently a group of veterans lasting peace. At the sane time, it “ea . —_ ae : 1-36 TRUCKS
in Ottawa got together and built|turned back a move which Central tedie : : | = ver ME or : 2.09 11946 Dodge 2-t Sonik
i et would have taken out of a reso- 7 a. — pper Canada 181 | » Dodge 2-ton Truc

lution any approval of military lg Golden Manitou 62 | 11951 Austin 5-ton Truck

| ~pare Ss a “ren : 1--1941 International “,-ton Panel
preparednes: Pacific Pete 35 INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT |
) The resolution said Royal Canadian a WINNIPEG (P)—Finance coni-
“Military preparedness, nec-| Royalite | mittee of city council shelved :

essary though it is in the pres- TORONTO d

HOUSEHOLD GOODS ond FURNITURE ent international! situation, can-| Athona : 15 ene Tagline wane Superior Auto Servi |

not take the place of positive Aumaque 174, | water supplies. Ald, Maude Mc-
action to end poverty and ex- Beattie Dusquene 48 |Creery asked 3rd Avenue W. LIMITED Phone Green

i i. J “Can't they buy
’ ploitation. Bevcourt 1.28 (tablets or something and put
SATU RDA AUG 9th 2 p m SHARP Mrs. Sophia Dickson and) Buffalo Canadian 25 | them in drinking water for table
, ° ° . Peter Makaroff, Saskatchewan Consol. Smelters 38.50 | use?’
delegates, asked for deletion a Conwest 3.95 | provasincineiinnsy

ON THE PREMISES OF MRS. T. WwW. KETCHESON, 101 - 7th Ave. East ‘irrelevant” of the words “nec- Donalda Al The estate ‘left by George Ber-

: essary though it is in the pres- Eldona 21 /nard Shaw at his death in 1950
Corner McBride ent international situation.” East Sullivan 8.10 |Wwas computed at £367 7,233 gross,

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icted by the owner. who is leaving the city, | will sell by auction to

alest bidder the following orti-ies Russia Claims First Settlement of California

© Studio Suite (love seat and 2 ® Two ndd Chairs and three. white LONDON (Reuters) A Soviet dio purporting to describe the “In their search for richer
chairs) Blond Maple, pretty floral Windsor chairs writer has claimed that the| «discovery and development of agricultural lands the Russians
rae ad , Russians colonized parts of Cal- the Russian Americas” in the €Ventually landed from 20 ships,’
i. uprroistery in excellent condition Two Card Tables—one steel |ifornia years before American ieth cent pen in the Bay of San Diego where |
2 i — ‘ioneers trekked west fr Ww century. : .
Ye rr yge neh age Two 4-drawer Chests—Walnut | conan st from New Aihie Genviting tie Rentans oy “un ere friendly rela-|
) * ia Moodle TO matcn studio One 6-dirawer Gok Chest |* Igor Lukovsky, whose works| under Vitus Bering (1680-1741) came e few Spanish set-|
Suite ‘ : ‘ave won him the Stalin Prize,| settled in Alaska and what is “Rye
iventuall
* Coffee Table, tray top, walnut Dresser with Mirror—Walnut yas broadcasting a story for;now the west coast of Canada, “they cea in w gthiee tate a
* Combination Radio and Record * One 4-drawer Chest, with mirror, soviet youth over Moscow Ra- he declared: — : ____| California. In 1811 the Russians |
Plaver-——Chisholm Walnut | had ote a fortress—which
: " was defended
wo End Tables—Walnut Two Night Stands re | stood up to ‘all cieiias aren: the|
* End Table and Moqazine Rack Double Bed, complete with spring = |:

Spaniards.”
Combination and spring-filled mattress, walnut Lukovsky said Russion sailors
~ Rook Shelf ® Trilight—agood Two Single Beds, complete with ACF Rorine rr a dona -
~ Two Corner Brackets springs and spring-filled mattres- : : lcoast of Canada go tna!
> Two Throw Rugs, rose pattern es. metal in walnut shade Se : , found the ruins of European |
One Ruq—Green Kitchen Table; Medicine Cabinet § ' ga Ne penne at least 300 years|
> Stair Carnet Empire Kitchen Range, Oil, white Rae ‘ge

ts ee | Origin of © these settlements |
® Gate'ng table and 4 Dinette enamel a |Was unknown, he said, “but|

é ‘ . 5 ‘ , It’s richer, robust, full-bodied...
Chairs—Walnut (qood) Caufield Electric Washing |documentary evidence found on | ae ‘
: ‘ OC . ; q [ : |the spot shows ir futably they) blended to satisfy the taste of
» China Cabinet—Walnut Machine ip yl og ‘

J ' ; were both Russian and literate.” British Columbians. Try it ..5
® Congoleum Rug, 9 x 15 Two Bicycles, C.C.M., one new

» , The Indians and Eskimos in the | you'll like Captain Morgan
®. Bedkunsratiit ® Oil Pump and Stand AND WE'VE THE FOOTWEAR... |areas also knew some Russian | Black Label Rum,
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words.

® Table, 34 x 60. two drawers. b Tools, pots and pon illow |

ie sea 9 drawers, black eddies ie PONS, Pitows, That offers just the comfort every member of the | The broadcast blamed corrupt | a tain Mor an
On ) 3, ; family looks to . . . plus smart styling, quality | administration for collapse of D g

NOTE—The above is all quality merchandise and is in excellent condition workmanship and sensibly low prices, Russian settlements in North Mack Label

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Thomas M. Christie THE AUCTIONEER | |_ “Eventually even Alaska was| RUM

|sold by the Imperial (Russian) Fully Aged in Small Oak Casks
Terms: Cash or Cheoues Phones: Blue 964, Blue 720

j |government, and the last Rits- | :
OPEN FOR INSPECTION FRIDAY P.M. and SATURDAY A.M, | ashion Footwear stn naa onthe Amedenn rn

‘Continent were given away,”| THIS ADVERTISEMENT IS NOT PUBLISHED OR DISRLAYED 8Y re ath
Lukovsky said | + BOARD OR BY THE GOVERNMENT OF BRIT!

 

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