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By
BUB
THOMAS
AIRFIELDS
BACK
TO
FARMS
LONDON
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About
100
derelict
airfields,
most
of
them
held
in
reserve
by
the
air
ministry
since
the
last
war,
are
going
back
to
agriculture.
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The
agriculture
commission
in
charge
of
the
operation
estimates
this
will
add
40,000
acres
of
farmland.
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(AP)
What
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f
'
home
cunsu"'"S
swung
to
oil
Ln
mi
ted
States
k-
biggest
commer-
and
natural
gas.
He
estimated
cial
coal
producer
says
the
they
lost
nearly
50
per
cent
of
greatest
boom
in
the
industry's
'
tii-
normal
market
history
lies
ahead
but
opera-i
little
improvement
can
be
tors
must
survive
seven
more
expected
in
the
next
seven
lean
years
to
enjoy
It.
j
rs.
i'ur.sf;love
says,
but
after
Joseph
Pursgiove,
research
,llat
coai
Wlii
have
a
positive
;and
development
vice-president
i
future
of
Pittsburgh
Consolidated
Coal
:
1
lw
electrlc
power
industry
is
Co.,
says
electric
firms
in
the
'
P''A111R.
DUt
not
fast
enough
to
,
United
States
will
be
demand.
I
uke
up
the
slack
beine
felt
bv
FEED'BATES
FRED
CLARK
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Britain's
Sky
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and
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Use
of
a
drunkometer
to
aid
in
the
prosecution
of
intoxicated
drivers
was
introduced
by
Vancouver
police
Wednesday.
Traffic
police
officials
said
that
"to
the
best
of
their
knowledge"
it
was
the
first
time
the
apparatus
has
been
used
officially
in
a
Canadian
city.
Use
of
the
drunkometer
wiil
be
voluntary
and
its
evidence
will
be
acceptable
in
court.
happens
when
fame
and
fortune
filter
through
a
movie
star's
fingers?
In
the
gilded
lore
of
Hollywood,
great
stress
is
placed
on
the
Cinderella
story.
Publicity
mills
grind
out
the
tales
of
how
an
unknown
girl
.becomes
a
wealthy
celebrity.
But
what
happens
to
Cinderella
after
the
ball
Is
over?
Hollywood
hates
to
take
a
1
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BE
THE
Smartest
com
men,
accordinu
to
Purs
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;Iove.
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electric
utilities
.re
learning
more
and
more
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j,,.
,
'
-1
mg
coai
in
unprecedented
amounts
within
a
decade.
The
coal
business,
he
says
suffered
hard
blows
in
the
last
eight
years
as
railroads
and
V
A
Man
In
Town!
that
cheap
water
power
is
get-
ing
scarcer
in
the
United
State
:
glance
behind
at
the
once-fam-
.A
f?p.
8
Prince
Rppert
Daily
News
Friday,
October
30,
1953
BUY
HER
ind
of
course
coal
is
takin"
"
I
ous
personalities
who
get
lost
In
jver,
he
says,
v
the
constant
search
for
new
I
faces.
But
occasionally
the
fad-i:r2
OF
RAILRO.-iJS
led
names
can't
be
overlooked,
rii'-ini:
the
lean
veir
tm
to
That
happened
recently
when
f
PRESENT
i
AT
YVfM'F
lirrKin
n77Z
B.P.O.E.
tune.
Pursgiove
says
coal
men
Mae
Clarke
was
brought
Into
court
on
charges
of
fraud
in
obtaining
$39
of
state
unemployment
payments.
Miss
Clarke,
a
top
leading
lady
:
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TOTEM
HALLOWE'EN
BALL
Saturday,
Oclober
31
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Rial.
Sal.
p.m.
l
j-jm,,,,.
.
mist
u:;e
'ingenuity
and
determination"
to
stay
in
business.
He
says
coal
men
are
no
onser
tied
to
the
apron
strings
f
the
railroads
and
can
trans-)oi
t
itiuch
of
their
coal
by
.ui'k.
Hiver
barges
il.-o
arc
being
ised
more
and
more
with
the
rucks
taking
care
of
the.
shut-le
service,
he
says,
adding:
"And
of
course
coal
bv
Dins-
.TOWN
Admission
$5.00
per
couple
Dancing
9-1
Music
bv
fhe
FOUR
DUKES
.
in
the
'30s,
was
given
a
20-day
suspended
sentence.
Lives
Alone
I
called
on
Miss
Clarke
ut
her
tiny
apartment,
where
she
lives
alone
amid
the
mementoes
of
her
film
past.
How
does
a
player
slip
from
stardom?
Still
lovely
at
42
she
missed
three
TV
roles
because
she
didn't
look
old
enough.
Miss
Clarke
said
all
of
a
sudden
the
roles
stopped
coming.
"Therewas
no
particular
rea-
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lull
I
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UJLMim.,
IUPWII
mih.
ine
is
still
a
promising
idea."
ITS
COMii-iG!
WATCH
FOR
IT
1
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l
m
the.
json.
she
said
"I
got
alone:
well
j
with
the
other
!a-tors
and
the
(crews,
and
the
public
still
want-
ed
to
see
me.
But
the
Jobs
didn't
j
turn
up.
"So
I
Just
walfcd.
It's
that
way
in
the
acting
business:
A
pr
can
turn
up
tomorrow
that
will
pn
von
rlpht
back
on
top
again
-
For
Mae
it
was
a
long
wait.
Sh
had
starred
In
H'-tun
like
Franksteln
and
Public
Enemy.
Double
Life
'
"During
the
past
10
years,
I've
led
a
double,
lfe,"
she
explained.
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DANCE
TONBGHT
LEGION
AUDITORIUM
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it:
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Music
by
THE
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
EOYS
EVEBYONi:
Wi
l.i
t
v;
I
ve
worked
as
secretary
and
:
receptionist
for
the
,war
depart
S
S
Av
SI
1
ment,
and
a
couple
of
doctors
but
always
with
the
agreement
that
if
an
acting
Job
came
up,
I'd
be
free
to
accept
It."
She
once
earned
as
high
as
$1,500
a
week.
When
you
ak
where
the
money
went,
she
j
smiles:
"It's
absent
but
account-'
ed
for."
I
Unlike
some
stars,
she
didn't
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It.
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support,
five
members
of
her
family.
The
rest
disappeared
in
10
years
of
scant
work.
Hollvwood
I
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of
peonle
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Mae
Clarke.
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