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Friday,
November
13,
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U.S.
Studies
Fish
Problem
in
Alaska
Russians
Demand
"Real
Love
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
in00r7.i
MOM-.
department
Is
requesting
funds
to
finance
such
a
study
by
the
U.S.
Fish
and
Wildlife
Service.
Under
the
North
Pacific
fishery
agreement
reached
by
the
US.,
Canada
and
Japan,
Japanese
fishermen
agreed
not
to
fish
in
North
American
waters.
Under
the
convention,
they
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Delegate
E.
L.
Bartlct
Dtm.
Alaska'
says
it
is
"imporaiive"
that
the
United
States
begin
investigations
to
determine
the
origin
of
fish
in
North
Pacific
waters.
Bartlett
told
Interior
Secretary
Douglas
McKay
in
a
letter
that
he
is
gratified
to
learn
the
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Along
with
all
the
promised
new
Iceboxes
and
vacuum
cleaners,
the
Russian
people
are
due
to"
get
a
lot
of
real
love
in
Soviet
novels
and
plays.
The
magazine
Theatre
says
the
Soviet
people
want
love
on
the
Russian
stage
passionate
love
and
not
any
old
milksop
stuff.
There
will
be
iove
In
novels,
too,
and
It
will
be
the
passionate,
real
thing.
On
this
score,
NOW
ON!
Wallace's
2
For
1
Sale!
TV.
i.
RIACHINO
FOR
YOU
FROM
OUTtRSPAcT
KomsomoUkaya
Pravda,
young
must
fish
west
of
a
line
running
through
the
Aleutian
Islands.
The
Japanese
also
agreed
to
move
further
west
if
biological
investigations
proved
that
some
of
the
fish
found
within
their
fishing
area
originated
in
North
American
waters.
Bartlett
told
McKay
that
many
American
fishermen
believe
Japanese
fishing
expeditions
took
salmon
this
year
which
had
their
origin
in
Alaska
streams..
"Under
existing
circumstances,"
he
wrote
the
secretary,
"there
is
no
way
to
prove
or
disprove
this
The
treaty
is
clear
in
respect
to
an
intention
on
the
part
of
all
three
nations
to
protect
fishing
stock
of
national
origin.
...
....
..
.
"Since
the
United
States
has
most
at
stake
and
since
it
is
the
Japanese
fishermen
who
approach
our
hone
waters
instead
of
vice
versa,
it
is
beyond
all
doubt
of
utmost
importance
that
we
gather
essential
data.
The
U.S.
Fish
and
Wildlife
Service
is
recommending
a
50-per-cent
reduction
in
commercial
salmon
fishing
in
Cook
Inlet
and
Southeastern
Alaska
and
a
two-year
closure
of
Prince
William
ound,
FWS
director
John
Farley
said
at
Seattle.
Farley
said
the
recommendations,
resulting
from
hearing
at
Seattle
and
in
Alaska
on
proposed
1954
regulations,
will
be
forwarded
to
Secretary
McKay
for
his
action.
They
were
drafted,
he
said,
as
part
of
a
program
to
save
the
salmon
fishing
industry
after
on6
of
the-
most
disastrous
fishing
seasons
In
the
territory's
history.
,
Farley
said
proposed
regulations
for
Cook
Inlet
and
Southeastern
Alaska
call
for
reducing
fishing
gear
and
strict
limiting
of
fishing
areas-
Hl'NDREDS
OF
FEET
UNDER
WATER
only
a
few
years
ago,
Iron
ore
is
mined
from
the
drained
lake
bed
of
Steep
Rock
Iron
Mines
near
Atikokan,
Ont.,
140
miles
from
Port
Arthur,
Ont.
Twenty-ton
trucks
carry
the
ore
from
the
open-pit
operation
to
a
rail
line
for
shipment
to
Port
Arthur
where
it
is
carried
by
'lake
freighters
to
smelters.
Communist
newspaper,
has
discussed
a
novel
by
Nikolai
Toman
called
"Secret
Agent,"
a
theme
popular
with
Russian
adventure
story
writers.
This
novelist
has
ihc
hero
and
heroine
meet
in
a
railroad'
club
Obviously
there
are
stirrings
of
the
grand
passion
in
the
offing.
The
two
go
for
a
walk.
The
heroine
Is
pensive.
She
is
looking
soulful
as
she
walks
hand
in
hand
with
her
hero.
And
what
does
her
hero
whisper
lovingly
Into
her
ear?
Here's
the
passage:
"
You
know."
said
Sergei
after
a
long
pause,
'there
Is
some
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BLACKWOOD
TOTE.'
Today
and
Saturday
Evenings
....
7:
-
9:05
p.m.
Matinee
Saturday..
2:
p.m.
ne
meant
the
railroad
schedule,
of
course.
But,
says
the
jvoinsoniolskaya
Pravda
critic,
this
is
all
wrong.
It's
not
natural
Theatre
magualne
take
up
the
same
theme.,
in
groat
detail.
In
an
article
entitled
"Note
on
the
Personification
of
Loe-on
Use
of
Lone
Dummy
Entry
Requires
Careful
Planning;
When
most
of
the
strength
is
concentrated
in
the
closed
hand
and
dummy
has
only
one
entry,
it
is
usually
vitally
important
that
this
entry
be
used
at
Sii
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CORDUROY
precisely
the
right
time.
W
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blinks
Soulh
dealer
East-West
vulnerable
North
(Mr.
Mminfiloii)
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with
or
without
bib.
NOW
he
Btage,"
the
magazine-re
views,
the
old
masters
and.
how
they
handled
love.
The
article
says
actors
and
playwrights
these
days
do
not
always
handle
love
well.
"Actors,"
says
the
article,
"can
do
nearly
everything,
but
they
have
forgotten
how
to
cry,
to
worry,
to
love
and
hate
passionately.
This,
of
course,
Is
an
obstacle
to
their
fully
exposing
the
social
Idea
of
the
character.
Soviet
audiences
expect
from
cur
actors
and
playwrights
characters
who
personify
great
passionate
love"
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Kitm)
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Hiiulli
SPECIAL
ON
Steel
Oil
Tanks
110
Gal.
Tank
S
55.00
275
Gal.
Tank
I
75.00
375
Gal.
Tank
......
$
90.00
550
Gal.
Tank
....
$110.00
3
Prov.
Tax
Extra
All
tanks
made
of
12-gauge
steel
Industrial
Welding
In
today's
deal
the
10
of
spades
was
opened
and
Mr.
Masters
won
with
the
jack.
He
noted
the
ace
of
hearts
was
the
only
means
of
entry
to
the
board.
Hoping
the
queen
of
diamonds
was
singleton
or
double-ton,
he
cashed
the
ace
and
king
of
that
suit-
No
luck.
On
the
second
diamond
Mr.
Abel
showed
out.
discarding
the
trey
of
clubs.
Thit
ended
the
possibility
of
setting
dummy's
diamonds
and
Mr.
Masters
turned
his
attention
to
five
card
club
suit.
One
way
to
handle
it
was
to
go
to
dummy
with
the
ace
of
hearts,
return
a
club
and
finesse
the
queen-
But
Mr.
Masters
used
a
lighter
(and
safer)
The
STORK
Shopp
(Mr.
Manlrri.)
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First
Avenue
would,
have
been
defeated.
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Urtnrttno1
Yitr
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nlnU
trials
Mw&
WORLD
PEACE
Chop
Suey
House
909
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Bed
78
SPECIALIZING
CHINESE
DISHES
Orders
To
Take
Out
Open
6
p.m.
to
3
a.m.
Dally
touch.
One
club
trick
had
to
be
Keen
could
have
pushed
the
Shoe
Jack
of
hearts
throuKh
and
her
I
lost
in
any
case
and
if
it
had
to
lose
to
Mrs.
Keen
it.
was
es
I'd
like
to
do
a
little
bragging
about
Northland
Dairy
Milk.
You
know
that
Northland
milk
is
the
FRESHEST
in
town
since
it
comes
direct
to
you
from
the
farms
o
the
Bulkley
Valley
Milk
Producers.
BUT
do
you
know
that
...
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milk
contains
3.5
butterfat.
jc
Our
milk
comes
from
the
one
remaining
discasQ-frce
area
in
B.C.
fr
Our
milk
comes
from
'Grade
A"
farms.
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Dept.
of
Agriculture
grading)
Phone
18
FOR
HOME
DELIVERY
NORTHLAND
DAIRY
Phone
18
Limited
NORTHERN
PRODUCE
FOR
NORTHERN
CONSUMERS
won
three
!
side
would
have
tricks
in
that
suit.
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
i
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sential
to
lose
it
at
a
time
when
the
defenders
were
not
in
a
position
to
run
away
with
a
total
of
five
tricks.
Mr.
Masters
was
not
ready
to
use
t
hat
precious
entry
to
dummy.
Instead,
he
led
a
small
club
from
his
hand
at
trick
four.
Australian
,
Retains
Crown
DINING
PLEASURE
J.95
BOYS'
OXFORDS
and
BOOTS
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Mrs-
Keen
won
with
the
10
and
had
no
good
return.
She
was
SAN
FRANCISCO
(AP
World
out
of
spades,
she
couldn't
cash
bantamweight
champion
Jimmy
the
queen
of
diamonds
as
the
Carruthers,
a
s"ck
dancer
from
ace
of
hearts
was
still
on
the
Australia,
held
his
title
by
a
de-board
and
a
club
return
would
c'on
as
he
deftly
boxed
down
obviously
be
just
what
Mr.
Mas-
American
Pappy
Gault
In
a
15-lers
wanted.
round-fight
at
Sydney,
broadcast
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Cafe
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
8he
did
the
best
she
could
"day
by
the
Australian
radio,
and
laid
down
the
Jack
of
!
Only
a
knockout
at
the
end
hearts.
Mr.
Masters
.did
not
could
have
won
for
the
shorter,
cover
with
the
queen.
He
won
broader
American,
the
broadcast,
with
dummy's
ace,
Jed
another
heard
in
San
Francisco;
said,
club
and
finessed
the
queen
j
Gault
weighed
118,
Carruther
When
this
won,
he
cashed
the
117
Vi.
Carruthers,
who
stood
ace,
!
then
led
the
queen
of
three
inches
over
the
stubby
spades.
Mr.
Abel
won
the
ace
j
American
boy
never
let
Oault
of
spades
and
returned
the
suit,
corner
him.
he
took
a
lead
at
Thus
Mr.
Masters
won
four
the
start
and
held
It
almost
all
clubs,
two
diamonds,
a
heart
of
the
15
rounds.
There
were
no
and
two
spades
for
game.
knockdowns
but
in
the
third
Note
that
If
he
had
used
the
round,
Carruthers
came
out,
of
a
ace
of
hearts
to
go
to
dummy
hurried
flurry
of
blows
with
a
for
the
first
lead
of
clubs,
he
cut
right
eye.
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