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| HOLLYWOOD (AP) — What Jewish theatre group OP Wan ne brutes
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Some actors have fallen into. TODAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS 4, -

 

 

obscurity. Others have managed MATINEE SATURDAY |
jto continue their careers. One eee (f
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he whole family and | who testif-ed jast year in Wash- M-G-M's SAUCY, SUMPTUOUS NEW q
Pp you wish lor the whew * . |; ington that he had been a mem- onn FJechnicolor 9
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six months in 1946
How did the Washington head-

— oo pace E ' a lines affect his career imme- Termer ;
WHALEBACK BARGE-—O f four whaleback vessels still t Great Lakes, barge “137” diately afterward?

 

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hire me, because they didn’t “MEALTIME MAGIC” TOT J
B I BOSS rT 6-man patrol trom th Johnstone, however was more xnow how public opinion would “FIT TO BE TIED”
¢ alae Battalion, Princess Patricia verely wounded, and Pte. Reo | ‘urn. I never heard of any pro-
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v W at « t Instead, they lost two men we! Ptes. George L. Mark of Since then he h sili alain’ un » OY,
a yD Meo Sat. Sali Bi. Rich-|s. tne’ Chisne the first two! Carrot River, ‘Sask, Fred & ‘ pre th oo _ bg THE SCREEN’S MIGHTIEST spa STORY
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f a 600-foot hill 2,000 yard ” Sean be evac. action to his confession of Red
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ad of the Patricias’ lines. Ot Severely enough - = membership?

ps in tian sien ote se vith Bette Davis and his current VV ; ‘
ison, who quit al years in Korea .* naa a eee Flame of Timberline” with Ann
r op ' i ini vse to come © WILL WAS OBJECTIVE na 1 ~Um : Sheridar
AT PORT EDWARD K : his unit, fought off Richardson's objective was the ™ What.
‘UNITY HALL, PORT EDWARD) ff one attack, suffered five wound ,

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‘ ‘ e + Within 24 hour most of the With tWo exceptions, I have on ; "
ae, tw lailies pal : oo © ed them out in tw jee Rich id a had no adverse comment made Color by Technicolor
wina Machine, tr e elect iided artillery and morta ip " ceggeccaimce erase | to me personally, The exceptions
elp t under Cpl. Ed Pach lad «be _ operated a, ane were a couple of guys whom I —Also —
a : 1e operatior f Yorkton, Sask., was a fire) Were § San aac to > ore suspect of still being Commies CAPITOL NEWS CAP f
rr suite— | sroup to support any attack the; momwealth Hospital a mt Onee it came up during a for- Cartoon
rdy Kitchen Chairs her group might make onto J@pan um some of us were attending KIT KAKSON A FAMOUS PLayens
er with mirror Pearl Harbor he objectiv.e Richardson's part Jats at a drama festival in Rochester

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x I Wiliam | loneer oun le bad previously agreed that I .
ty vid-a-way Bed | Jol ville, N.S...and Thi would ee ich & cones s \
. o > wu } of th cond in § a S it came up. talked for 10 or 15 -
% 2 Baby Cribs. 2 High Chairs Now Sky Pi ot ; * aaa minutes on tie sublect and. ect ) ft
—_ . : , , wil a ot Rhode Rocky) Pret a nice hand when I sat down.” . !
‘ MANY OTHER SMALL ITEMS , ats Salk ea Sh tice of Toronto and Calgary, th: etter an ew Why ao ela wo con
Pi O NUMEROUS T MENT ; Bark ea 1941 Sniper sergeant, and Cpl. Don ee : : tinued while Larry Parks haz not $ t
rOO NUMEROUS TO Mi NTION H Lye 7 Ol asthe ef ‘ ie ae a rt REGINA One of Canada’s) had a film job since he also tes- Cd ur ay
t ' of Prentics nipers. © t living ex-Mountie 8 tified he had been a Red?
SPEER RAE eet F . . tink aes ne hanges in the methods of I don’t know replied Hay wi 7 mb
UIUC EZ HT , sae A © % nD oa a law an rder may not have all der I've thought about it a ove er
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f. Cl : : Pa . tan\® for the better great deal. It could have been
. =n s e¥ ° : ar sict ‘re . t? : 2 ‘ oret at ”
Bers , ie chad ose Ol He's 38-year-old Fred Smi " the difference in presentation to 12
a f i ng. I . R J er mam . oo a ots { Regina. who served wth the Hayden had testified that 9:00 to 12 00 p.m,
> bi ‘ F ¥ ‘ S508 es oe Redcoats from 1887 to 1913, Now joining the party was “the ! »
e 8G ier a, Siesta dik he lives on pension at the Veter pidest thing” he had ever oT ‘
f . — a So4SsS ans’ Home in Regina. He still and talked freely. Parks a TRE AUDITORI in
7 ad a fight on Dis octive mentally and PHYSICALY. ted his membership, but frat
al : Re niscing on the e Gays said he “didn't want to crawl
mt I AT CLOSE QUARTERS whe he Indians were still po- through the mud as an inform A
: te € ‘ H i told Lt.-Col. John tent trouble-makers, and the @, Later he named names Adm
ero! Ottawa officer Yypkon was gripped by the gold I was fortunate to get mine
I ing fever, Mr. Smith made S80M€ paver with one shot Hayder Members Non-Member
: 1 | saw thé first China- comparisons between the old and added $1 00 $1.50
g : he wW mly three feet the nev ,
2 By way We didn't baby the crimina si sa iis siatiinianintst
f fe : 1 Pte. C. H. Chute of Bear River,|in my day.” he anid Am Ewe LAKD = oenenee
7 | w sia ah - . . 7 rae ey 8 7 One o the world’s ojides
y { — age pcr -Perrsrecg 4 as as lands, Iran was called the land f
k. “ When 1 first saw them He he. ee G 7 mae Pe te of the Medes and the Persians
P id North Mounted tee
Z : i there were seven, and they ([%C *™™ or : 1 decedent in the Bible
a4 = N, i o” were only six or seven feet #0 Spent two yeats ovale ren | 900
be io > Lin Jett eft Ul away.” Chute said ht fellea | 5¢fore going to tn Per ee appaae: .
Ba WEEE . of wh trict for post : the Northwest Territories
‘ $ % & e P them all with his bren gun 8 ' eden tip bank’ eane ‘
north. § he Silieiins saint itn Smith considers his t cas
Be “ as . caalttie Tt ary - ™~ s. . ; 3 was at Whitehorse in the Yukon 0) at
eS Al. ritnorn Pp a it nost of her pa-|amone the Canadians. shooting Ho said: “There was a Hudson's AT LEGION AUDITOR
ii GOUT CiCi ei Je Wwe owe! 0. . uppers andiig re ee ~~ Bay Company factor robbed and WESTERN AIRES
t : Te ‘ murdered and I had an idea that MUSIC BY THI TER
: cr Blo "hon rit It was as thougn the Chinese : ‘ |
th Hock ~- Phone 210 0 gs tn ty oe" the men were two Yanks and a as ncing |
& owart- BC were determined to get a pris- renow known as Black Jack. The Admission $1.00 De 4
¢ , oner, and one able to talk aid Yanks escaped to the United EVERYPODY ¥ ’
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where Black Jack was and set
out after him

n emptied their burp-gua! after tracking the suspect to °
azines over and over AMO o settier’s cabin, Smith turned
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got the chance fore

searching the cabin
was an old-fashioned fight I Wasn't in the barn more
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than a minute before some straw

SEVERAL WOUNDED fell from above and as I looked MOTOR PRODUCTS LTD.

Richardson Hasting Pren- up, Black Jack } ped, My horse

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: FOR 1951-52 SKIPS r—Pte. F. M. Holloway of Van-|Biscy' jack ‘under control and $350
ey IG a ouver—-were wounded Sande him back ; q

‘ f The u r pri e d Canaan The trial was held promptly SPECIAL—1939 Plymouth Seda

. 3 , — aotiuakere e bp ee and Black Jack was hanged the
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x aay Ks MONDAY, NOV, 3 - 8:00 P.M. ved his life. It was riddled to oe cee ee SEDAN ( DESOTO SEDAN
2 eee iselessness by machine-gun bul-|  arter retiring from the foree 1948 OLDS. ) 1948 Fluid Drive
i ric } P j lets—putting the group out of Mr. Smith enlisted in the Army Hydramatic New |
} communication with headquar-| proyest Corps and served in GM. radio, alr conditioning , Air !
i f ' er England: during the First World Spotlight, chrome $1650 )
4 Richardson organized a with-(war. Now he spends@his time discs
ki ' t ear drawal, shouting directions to Se
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quently plays billiards LA
lets laced the 100 yards between| “{[ don't know much about MODE
Fy c. i he groups, preventing them radios and fingerprints,” tre says CHEV ROLET SEDAN 193 R adster
fe 4 a 2 etting together “but I’m always willing to tell Four-Door ” '
‘A ‘ai } 1408 Just as the withdrawal was those young fellows a few things New B A
fi ~ . | : Streamliner model
i getting under way the Chinese that helped me when I was yee pe { te 5 Six whee
fa) Sea eae TZ |launched their second assault,' maintaining the right.’ eee eunere New pa
Si mainly with grenade It, too, : ice and clean Testi cetittaastiinisilllinaasly
k | was beaten off
i rs eee : : But Richardson, who had been}
5 "eT 6 PRAT f upporting Prentic side |
; ae By * ipporting Prentice on one side i
. i ALA nd Hastings on the other, was! |
| eparated from them by the}
1 mers vite | dlast of a concussion grenade, i, TON
1 kel aed Ww (NTER Groping in the darkness, he 4
, WH E% wy & found Prentice and drew him \
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aside. He could not find Hast-/|#)
ings. Nor could the other men
find Johnstone, who had been
severely injured

MADE THOROUGH SEARCH i
Richardson held up the with-
drawal while the ground was|§#!
searched thoroughly and finally

ordered the men back / IS THE GATEWAY

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the Batteries, Tires,

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Completely refinished, new ,

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