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1949,
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Seek
Well-Paid
Hubbies
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Mart
Finds
Little
Demand
For
Shy
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HELD
RAZOR,
HYGIENE
DEMANDED
FLYMOUTH,
England
P
Plymouth's
medical
health
officer.
Dr.
T.
Pearson!
says
the
time
has
come
to
do
something
about
the
standard
of
food
hygiene
in
Britain.
In
hia
annual
report
the
officer
said
that
a
razor
blade
had
recently
been
found
in
a
mince
pic,
a
ten-inch
square
of
dirty
rag
in
a
meat
patty
and
a
two-Inch
nail
in
a
loaf
of
bread.
Too
often,
he
added,
there
was
".evidence
that
food-preparing
premises
are
vermin-infested."
British
health
authorities
have
launched
a
national
campaign
for
'a
general
tightening
up
In
food
hygiene.
SOUTHEND,
Essex,
England
0
C.
Newquist
of
Westcliff,
was
the
1,000,000th
passenger
to
ft.
'Fib
'
lf
u
t
BORBCS
la
f
MONAY
5-7-9
P.M.
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BETTE
DAVIS
mf
ROBT.
MONTtiOMERY
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ln
'
Lrii,
'
"JUNE
BRIDE"
KtunaOarffli
LONDON,
CP
Women
in
search
of
husbands
are
"turning
up
their
noses"
at
coal
miners,
bus
drivers
and
every
kinc.
of
worker
bringing
home
less
than
$30
a
week
says
Mary
Blair,
head
of
a
London
marriage
bureau.
"I
have
on
my
books
200
men
under
35,
who
are
in
manual
jobs..
They
are
looking
for
wives
wtttrvwu-
lar-saik'ieU
with
a
modest
Income.
Unhappily
such
wives
are
hard
to
find
just
now.'
Most
of
the
women
who
come
here
looking
for
husbands
want
men
from
the
professions
white
collar
types.
use
the
Southend
pier
trains
KDITRrF.
DF
RAIT
I
DRESSES
FAIL
1949
WIDELY
ii
since
August
1.
Miss
Blair
said
the
majority
of
I
male
applicants
seeking
help
Chrome
yeilov
t
I
I
LONDON
tr
Children's
cycles
:
material
used
in
can
be
tested
free
at
Tottenham
I
a
piKment,
is
fout.1
Extensive
mines
of
rock
sal:
near
Cracow,
Poland
have
been
worked
continually
since
the
13th
century.
cycle
shops
which
are
backing
the
Road
Safety
Committee's
I
In
Sibeiia,
Brazil
i
i
Ippines.
PLOT
BOMB'S
FUTURE
British,
Canadian
an
tC.
P.
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to
determine
the
future
of
their
war-born
atom
d
United
States
officials
meet
in
Washington
Sir
Oliver
Franks,
British
Ambassador
to
the
ic-bomb
partnership.
Front
row,
left
to
right,
undersecretary
of
state,
and
C
D.
Howe,
Canadi
United
States;
James
Webb,
United
States
Derick
Hoyer-Millar,
British
minister;
William
an
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
Back
Sir
secretary
of
defence,
and
Sumner
Pike,
acting
Webster,
deputy
(atomic)
to
the
United
States
Commission.
chairman
of
the
United
States
Atomic
Energy
idea
that
majority
of
accidents
are
caused
by
defective
mach-
J
lnes.
You'll
See
Them
In
Montreal
You'll
See
Them
J
In
Vancouver
NOW
See
Them
at
Z
RUPERT
PEOPLES
store;
TREE
IS
SACRED
Hindus
regard
the
banyan
tree
as
sacred.
from
marriage
bureaus
are
"the
shy
type
who
find
it
difficult
to
strike
up
an
acquaintance
with
girls."
"Some
of
them
tell
me
they
go
to
public
dances
but
are
too
nervous
to
ask
anyone
to
dance
with
them.
Such
men
usually
go
to
a
marriage
bureau
in
search
of
a
wife."
In
the
hopes
of
finding
'homey"
girls
as
wives
for
the
working
man,
the
Mary
Blair
Marriage
Bureau
is
slashing
its
registration
fees
for
this
type
of
applicant
from
five
guineas
to
two
guineas.
KLONDK
M
KNACK
(Continued
lrom
Hage
1)
MIXED
LEAGUE
Wednesday,
September
SI
sumed
a
large
quantity
of
water
prior
to
the
oiueal.
Most
of
the
softer-hearted
were
on
the
verge
of
bringing
in
a
hospital
when
Karlenko
brought
down
Johnson
for
the
7
p.m.
mm
first
fall
in
the
second
round.
However,
Johnson
surrendered
wih
tout
any
crunch
of
bones
and
Karlenko
was
one
up.
However,
Karlenko
proved
that
Pioneer
Loundry
vs.
Booth
School
No.
1.
Pushovers
vs.
Velvets.
Watts
U
Nlckerson
vs.
C
P
A.
9
p.m.
Headpinners
vs.
Conrad.
Hurricanes
vs.
Hangovers.
V.
1
he
too
could
scream
pityingly,
colorful
net1!
COLUMBUS'S
FIND
St.
Christopher,
one
of
the
British
West
Indies
islands,
was
discovered
by.
Columbus
in
1493
BIG
VOLCANO
The
Askja
volcano
near
the
centre
of
Iceland
has
a
crater
17
miles
in
circumference.
like
a
wounded
doe,
when
John
Cf
FARM
WIVES
OVERWORKED
HEDEMARK.
Norway
P
Wives
on
district
farms
are
responsible
for
at
least
50
percent
of
the
productive
labor,
according
to
a
study
recently
completed
by
the
Hedemark
Agricultural
Society.
Results
of
the
survey
showed
the
average
farm
wife
does
more
than
60
percent
of
the
family
work
on
the
farm
in
addition
to
keeping
house
and
caring
for
a
family.
Manson's
vs.
Noble
ti
Wick.
Wedneday,
September
28
son
got
him
in
an
arm-lock
In
the
fourth
round
and
made
him
Bono
IB
DmjBL
ccally
stolid
out!
say
"Uncle
Ous."
Great
wus
the
elation
in
the
'earners.
The
final
fall,
also
a
clon't-do-it-again-I
give-up
tumble!
came
in
the
lirst
minute
of
the
I
R
ill
rt-.
hr
i
Is
13
y
u
k
&
&
t-V
You
Saw
It
in
The
News!
Jieijjhtu
in
rcMir-lnp
ltratity
.
.
.
that
ntl
(
fifth
round
when
Karlenko
re
7
p.m.
Booth
School
No.
2
vs.
Sports
Shop.'
Blow-OuU
vs.
Northern
Lights.
Silver
Streaks
vs.
Ideal
Clean-
9
p.m.
Dodgers
vs.
Forestry-Celulo.se.
Skeena
Oorcery
vs.
C.T.U.'s.
Wharf
Rats
vs.
Rupert
Motors.
To
supply
foul
line
Judges.
Oarclrn
l,rrrn
Hleiul!
Jrech
as
the
lrw-pun
Jtay
full-liloun
(turileii!
Nuture'a
riialJ
oftly
grern
with
drifts
of
filoriotiH
hue!
HARD
WEAR
COUNTS
peated,
almost
in
exact
detail,
the
treatment
which
Johnson
had
visited
on
him
in
the
fourth
round.
Referee
Tom
Andiewchuck,
AIm
that
imntic
Mountain
.
.
.
Itlue
Illrnrl,,
and
bold
Autuinii
Hrl
!
hut
lieautv
for
vimrll
who
had
tangled
briefly
with
1
bene
rolorn,
IM-I
S
all
I
he
funiniis
other
Durn
fea
turrit
.
.
.
axphalt
uliinvlm
that
are
fire
relardant
.
.
.
iM-rnianriillv
lrit;lil
.
.
.
that
won't
fade
and
never
need
painting
.
.
.
five
you
I
lie
very
lx-t
roof
buy
on
the
market
today!
InniHt
on
the
l-t
.
.
.
Genuine
Humid
CASTLE
IN
THE
AIR
Scottish
immigrant
Robert
Fairweather,
left
rents,
taxes
and
housing
worries
behind
him
when
he
took
to
the
trees
to
find
a
home.
His
nine-by-nine
cabin
was
built
two
years
ago
on
the
forks
of
three
trees
on
the
north
shore
of
Vancouver
Harbor..
Unemployed
and
unable
to
get
government
assistance.
Fairweather
took
to
the
woods
with
his
axe.
His
mottor
mottor
climb
climb
a
a
tree
tree
and
and
reduce
reduce
your
your
overhead.
overhead.
(C.
(CP.
P.
Photo)
Photo)
Pittsburgh
Paints
Ahalt
Shinplen
in
2-ten
ittjlr.
I'lace
jour
order
now
with
your
nearest
Karlenko
in
the
interests
of
fair
play,
thereupon
raided
Kar-lenko's
jungle
arm
ln
the
victory
sign.
Red
Watmough's
stable
of
young
fighters
from
the
Civic
Centre
boxing
room
provided
the
preliminaries.
The
results:
Billy
Smith,
45,
vs.
Jacky
Mc-Ginnes,
43.
Draw.
Carl
Jackson,
70,
vs.
Dick
Bury.
72.
Bury
won.
Bill
Watniounh,
70,
vs.
Doug
Lctoumeau,
72
Watmough
won
Danny
Newflcld,
105,
vs.
Rooky
ferry,
107.
Nr.wueid
won.
Donald
Husvik,
104,
vs.
Arthur
Turcottc,
103.
Turcot
to
won.
Gordon
Brain,
112,
vs.
Donald
rlaudenschikl.
114.
Brain
won.
JiKlney
rrodurl
Heuler.
(oinpli
te
ruHv-lo-fiillow
iiiKtrurtioii
In
every
package,
Duroid,
ntade
only
by
'f'Y.jl
-g7jjf
tt$w$'r
'
Sko.,km"
-errlce-lack
nothing
In
Wp
T
$S
,
J
V"V'
Work
Boot
comfort.
If
you've
Work
boot
Jfi
$
"
Osf--1
'
f
,
to
buy,
.ee
your
Leek
deaie,
,
VJp
4
1
vj
ROOFING
&
PAPER
CC.
VIC!0IA
.
VNt0lV!(
Sfeilli
Venetian
Blin
Len
Hichens
refereed
the
boxing
bouts
and
Tom
Andrewchuk
he
wrestling.
Jim
Nicoll
was
an-imincer
and
Bob
Cameron
IN
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ItUPERT
AT
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Island
City
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TESTING
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-A
research
student
examines
an
important
test
tube
of
oil
in
the
laboratory
of
the
Alberta
government's
oil
extraction
plant
at
Bitumount
in
the
heart
of
the
Northern
WE
DELIVER
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Street
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
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tar
sands
area.
The
rich
sands
have
yielded
an
average
of
250
barrels
daily
this
summer,
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in
both
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for
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PHONE
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
ana
in
the
popular
wrist
style.
The
prices
range
from
$40
to
$85.
Wc
guarantee
them
and
we
sell
them
at
the
factory-advertised
price.
The
wrist
watches
are
in
beautiful
boxes.
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PURE
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and
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Y.
Knox,
vice
president
and
general
manager
of
Shell
Oil
Co.
of
B.
C.
on
the
completion
of
the
company's
new
distributing
plant
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
picture
was
taken
at
the
City
Hall
after
Mr.,
Knox
had
made
a
presentation
to
the
Mayor
on
bitfialf
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