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Thursday. October 2
FARM FROM HOME | ME DI AL OPPORTUNITY

TORONTO (P)—The Imperial) OTTAWA «CP The Belgian
Order Daughters of the Empire nst announced that
receiving acknowledgment and | Belgi a prize of
thanks for cigaret hipped $50,0000 without dis
Korea, said here that the Can tinctior f tionality, who dis-
dians in the Far East repeats vers a ire for sleeping sick
request clippings of, home t I yf efforts to im-
Mews taken from their home| prove i iving condi-

newspapers tions in the Belgis an Congo

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By MURIEL NARRAWay | £unman who escaped three times from 4 mor
my 5 Sta , © | : . . . . Tishaa
Conadinh Erase Suet Writer | pital robbed the Providence bank of $51 239 o9 1
LONDON § «CP) Attractive, day and later killed one policeman and y ;
tawny-eyed Jacqueline Lacey, | . 7 7 ang Wounded
‘now appearing in the British| other before surrendering outside his hoy.
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istage production of Agatha | ‘ror stricke ; ; ’
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Christie's thriller, “The Sollew, terror stricken women he had held as ho tages
has her fingers crossed. She's x {ERY | The gunma: us identi
noping Canaaa will like her Breakfast Louls Difraia f Provid
Jacqueline, whose hair mat- sgh tm on in the ap
iches her light-brown eyes te Soge bat ey .
one of a London theatre roun| C u ames Pea ee en: Relore bie ‘de
of 14 players who sailed for! sae 2 Dt
Newfoundland, recently pe y| L D \| Carver PORiiTig alibry
|New at St. John’s Oct tn | orraine e Gea ee
| > 2% 2 Ses Q ralia wa i j
Pink String and Sealing w ant The executive of the Credit | where he wa ‘ -
The company under the di-| women’s Breakfast Club hasinight to two police o...-
rectic n of Leslie Yeo, hopes 0} eiected Lorraine Dell of Frizzell! suffered fr: \
tour Canada. It will go to Hal-) yyocors ag vice-president succeed-| evidently 4 "
|ifax Nov. 9 return to St. John’s! ing paula Rickwood, who retired, | blow inflict: .
: for Christmas Pantomine, and Meeting at the home of/|arm bullet woy
Bad ee then perhaps to Toronto and Yvonne Bowe Ss, nine member: He is charg:
: mes 'Ottaw Yeo and business man- eC nreee a they disenaesed | intent to nr
—Gt fark irke, United Nat ; in the Far East . tak
wwe && ae en TRE—G N oe U : bg ra OnB « a Fa East, ager Ray Ellison now are in final plans ee the dinner to be
officially opens a ple Leaf } I on Clark shake with Canadian Red jCanada arranging the rest of held October 6 in the 27 Club :
SS s W W 4 i Ca D. W. Green of Saska entre is officer in the tour Jocelyn Bolton presided, Making FAMILY TRA NITION
charge of ib i to all United Nation e personnel | : . ‘e Cf the he if LETHBRIDG}
cp a nN 3 ional Defence) PLAYS MANY. PARTS o wh teens ste ee N} o N
Bae Sh ae Jacqueline’s scheduled Cana- | bel Sco gies 7 . oe brare
dian parts cover a wide range.. Maresa Windle of Annet © boy got togeth
She plays all types of characters Ladies’ Wear has the skits well) (our-penerations pj
all an _— (0 ea estern egion from Portia in the “Merchant | Under control The skits my Seat tinuity wa
Of Venice" to the principal boy | members are to be part of ~ lines under t
WINNIESO — Appoin n f h-western Ontario In 1915 he was named/in “Cinderella.” Other parts are | entertainment at the annual a ioe raph
‘raven a I Mr. ( en. who will have his " ndent at Port Arthur,| Kate in Goldsmith's “She Stoops|@inner meeting of the ees — Garrett, John ¢
ul Winnipeg, be- | an y this year became as-|To Conquer and the female Grantors’ Association on Oc 20 nn Garrett and Jo)
e Canac hecker at general superintendent lead in James Hilton's “Ran-
Nat ional ys, is announ-'p nit in 1911. later portation at Winnipeg. |dom Harvest yf |
“gee tern vice-president J I K i Sack. He M egl an eens Miss Lacey was picked for the its the } sau z
McMillan. Mr. Craven su with the Canadian Ex- te of the University Of) Canadian tour because of het My, / hi A
ceeds James J. Behan who ha editiona Force from 1915 to| Alberta. He ved with the | versatility, Since her schooldays : t of 52!
been prom ted to manager « 3 al turned the rail- | R al Canadian Artillery curing this 26-year-old girl from just
the B.C. district : N 1 War 0 in nn taly,| outside Dublin has thought of ~
Mr. McMillan also announced Aft in number of | Vemman pti Holland holding nothing but a stage career “_—
the appointment of WS. Zi p n Onta on the anks from captain to Brig-) sno left school to become as-| “OFF TO THE
ler as assistant general pt P A ypointed dis F a : sistant and general run-around OPERA”
intendent of the Manitoba di a K in 1930 From 1945 to 1950, Mr. Zieg-) for the stage manager at a pro- —NEWS—
trict. This new position has been | He returned to Winnipeg as rule services were retained by) yincial theatre, and fought her/
established by the C.N.R nst t I 937 and four | the British 1 reign office as ani way to lead parts in west end
cause of the increasing ind é t ‘ uperin- | 8dministrator with the control) piay After wartime service
trial development in ya tende f transportation for mn for Germany. He re-/ with the Royal Navy, she spent/ .
s ‘ tus Canada at the end), year on scholarship at the| Today lo Saturday Evening Shows e
F 0 and shortly afterwards,| Royal Academy of Dramatic Art Sat. Matinces 2; -
, di Nat al “
) Sdeateoal te From touring parts in 1947/4
ma A ‘ won Chi 2S &S 5 ; .
\ ’ aa / j ; : bial heied a Jacqueline climbed to a part) TODAY “NARKOW MARGIN” and
ee ee ee en ee a lies st i "
“a ( | se and development a one”. ‘se ee — 7: - 8:20 p.m. “TARZAN’S SAVAGE FURY
.o vit 0 i
) k the past year he has been} ; He i: he sha d s dressing r
ned spectal duties in Te abu te 7
G oseved speca “dats hom with tamonton-pan |" | Ale Leal the Last Great OUTLAW RAID
4 ( a . Sa oe head anne Foster, who played Bianca. | .
at t und no noves to i
iw 7 diann as just landed th b
G.E. Push Button Range I) Siac ee geacest sup: [Diamne Bas Just landed
{ dent of the Manitoba |°Cvee? part of Alan Laces! THI ‘
With Pressure Cooker ) a rg jleading lady in the film “The ,
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G.E. Standard Range $380 Tl teat, Booh - |“Ramtie te "iaer me} |S . ¢
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’ 0 canic ee everal appearances on televis-' CrMARRON ROSE le had mort
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Over Searchers l thoroughly enjoy working
m TV she said, adding with
iaugh maybe because my
TOKYO Yellow OK face comes up so well under TV:
eliched thre if Lo the alr) lighting
i I A Myojin’ Jacqueline is travelling to
eel expiodt : eocue Canada with the rest of the
4 chy 4 ompany on the Nova Scotia, a
ve » Will I aboard. | small ship carrying only 200
The volcano ime after the passengers
nl boat Myojin which sight I want to stay at least two
rose oul of the sea 200/ months after the tour and sec
iles south of Tokys omething of Canada,” she said
Five Japanese patrol boats and) One of her firstporta of. calls
three United states planes‘com | will be the home of cousin Mi
ne the area around Myohin re chael Jarvis at Port Hope, Ont
ported still no sign of the 210 ee aR
ton surve vessel] Kayo Maru
missing since Wednesday with
nine clentist and 22 crew Van F eet
members
Rescue boats plowed away from
the reef at full peed when it “: Leaves Korea
exploded at not sending
phurous slush into the sea ion

NEW YORK (CP) — New York

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——. he red-hot isle Times Wise ile Went veliet of
Gen. James A. Van Fieet after
17 months of commanding the
END OF TRIP | Eighth Army in Korea, has been
CANORA, Sask (CP) lwo' decided on at military head
Winnipeg boys, Robert Ellison,| quarters in Washington
18, and Glen Fisher, 16, had to There will be no formal an
bandon their hope of paddling | nouncement, however, until his
from Winnipeg to the junction successor has been selected,”
of the Assiniboine and Qu'ap ays a Washington dispatch to
pelle Rivers in, Saskatchewan. the Time
Their canoe was stolen while
they were making a portage

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ing the Easter season

DRIVE IN TODAY FOR A CHECK-UP

We won't tag your car “O.K.” for winter unless we're certain
that it will perform right through the cold months, under
the worst winter conditions.

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