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Friday, September 6, 1957

Reduce Foreign Trade Deficit

OTTAWA ()—Canada’s exports bureau of statistics reported to-
showed only a small gain in July | day.

 
    

 

jow CHRISTIAN SCIENCE UALS! | .  @ .
‘. “A Difficult Business Outdoors with Marty
Situation Healed | : By ERIC’ S, MARTIN

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7 a RARRRERT RRS ST, LOUIS, Mo.—There remains one eastern epi- rowed . gain ir ls showed onl
* ’ a ; , : : while imports were virtually un-| July’s exports showed only @ :
of a Wallace s Dept. Store ®| sode to be told, and that concerns the. last day we While imPoriucing the foreign | minor rise of $19,000,000, increas- :

trade deficit for the month toling to $449,000,000 from $430.-
$33,600,000 from $52,200,000 a/300,000 a year ago and pushing
year ago. the January-July total to a high
However, because of heavicr| of $2,779,800,000 from Inst year's
deficits piled up in carlier| $2,734,300,000.

‘months, the total for the first| -

chartered out of Long Island for the Block Island

tuna grounds.

The International Tuna con-
test was in its final day, but we
had no part. of it, nor desired
any; no? We were steadily tak-

 

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the fish stayed at about the
same level where he was struck
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, ing school tina, no trick at all. Se aa ek ot peampine und seven months of the year crach-| The Diomedes Islands in the
Just as fast as 6 bunch of feath- back. ‘Soon it was two o'clock, I ed a new high of $608,400,000' Bering Strait are roughly half- ‘-

ve rierelye Root aaa coming, was pretty tired, unaccustomed trom $593,500.000 last year, the! way between Alaska and Siberia. i

returning them, as only sport was muscles Were reody a ne rong ae i

i . rtly after} °" , J é , . a

ne i cumebody » rouested hang. nice offers to have a try;. this re rd TO L Today and i ay ots a

ing a four pound mackerel on to} because there was some chance aturday Sat. Mat. 2 - 4.15 ds

1 that I might lick the fish. This if

George Montgomery - Peter Graves ial

Marty's line with a pound of}:
lead, this in order to Parop it| is what THEY thought.
quickly through the schoo] and|.. More up and down with the
into a different sort of fish. Of} tuna definitely still the boss, and
course we all well knew what/ at three o’clock I was near to
m; might happen, and of course it} asking for help. No rest from
Bipromptly did. . the sun, the boat in open occan
Mi. Even as the bait was sinking I rouers, mine te only ie in the
ai , an - water. my strength not enough
"Felt the easy unhurried take of Bi to push my opponent round,
m heavy fish, and after the appro-! running sweat around my waist
M. priate time I set the hook and] where the belt held me anchor-
'wot a real solid set. The boys) ed. Then another big.try to lift
Wilashéd me into the fighting}™y ‘od tip and the awful wait

@ aie. se ceeeach wey was gone; maybe now I had him

oe oan and ‘ ene my pore an coming so! reeled fast, and kept
<¢ mothe heavy tackle, a rod Ol an) right on reeling.

NAVY. TRENCHCOATS gm. inch diameter at the upper hand! = : .

For Boys And Girls @ grip. line of eighty-one pounds The leader showed, Jim tossed

- oe ee the empty terminal-tackle {ito

M test dry, and the big hook. the cockpit, I came close to cus-.

Marcia Henderson

“CANYON RIVER’

Today to 7 p.m.
Saturday 9 p.m.

HE'S BACK AGAIN ...to keep you in stitches.

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Ra | nWea r a Noviung muci. was ssappenine, sing a brace ‘of blue streaks, for bt ance.
we we = ° ——————— |the hook had finally worked DIRK BOGARDE reenee arom
Sizes '4 Year thru 18 Years m- a he ;}loose, and a tired angler and: MURIEL PAVLOW * DONALD SINDEN Se
Wallace’s ieature the most 7 T-A-I-L-0-R-I-N-G: maybe tired tuna had parted. JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE © to
complete Rainwear Selec- &: WN ;: company. So visions,of'a dark . ; a
tion in Western Canada. A Hd Suits @ Pants || nore coming ashore with a prize | Matince, Saturday 2 p.m.
complete stock of plastic. go ul 9. EGS |) fish. faded. right. away, and) =
rubber and “quilt lined a |? Topcoat: © Slacks|| Marty gratefully decided that ’
gabardine raincoats — ad my. SD ATTO = vena fi Joe Scott is perfectly right in ;
at reasonable prices for “ Ade ERATION -FECIALISTS his contention that forty pounds
quality. . » f|lof spring salmon is an ample Lo ; :
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WALLACE 5 a a eg — - {jin the salt chuck. a es eee . ae
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Jos mae mw} 220 6th St. Phone 4238 || Chesapeake Bay for a half da PICTURE AT TOP shows start of boys’ junior 25-yard under p han
PTTL LL) ee ee ___ striped bass running strong aY;| water race, opening event of annual swim mect at Gyro swim vel ,
eo ce ri ene mn - s took fish from six. to twenty pool.on Labor Day. Race was won by Henry Wong. Bottom ; rN
pounds, and the sport seemed photo shows collapse of canoe and occupants during slapstick a
faster than thirty years ago. episode by Len Harrington-and acquatic examiner Bill Kincaid,
‘Late in the last century some of who demonstrated how not to behave in a canoe. Big Labor - i a
these battlers were brought| Day crowd is seen in background. yo | aa
across the continent and releas- ’ “ ege
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would take hold this far north, noted for.its picturesque cliffs| which feed on f:sh, reach a
and supplement the salmon{and ancient caves. . jlength of about three feet. men representing more

than 300 companies
match their skills in
the search for new oil
fields. Result: more
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The Mississippi still the. same
‘Big Muddy’, the same long pole
fisherfolk along the banks, the |
‘same variations of strongly od-
orous baits in gobs on the hooks,
and the same marvellous eating
taken from this thick yellow
water that would seem incapable
of supporting such a delectable,
yet scrappy, prolific, ugly look-
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OLNEY. Ill. (One of Charles
Combs’ farmhands decided Wed-
nesday that the wasps in the
barn had -bothered him long
enough and he would burn

There's competition |
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