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peeding j zating possibil- | Esquimalt, BC. Oct. 29 to pe. Month to . in Net fir
truck driver told th gistrate . — = ; : icome . OC alter , ~ MAY, 196)
a a , jit hing a plant to By BILL BOSS On patrol the troops Wear 1 nent. foe reducing the By BOB THOMAS | come the first Canadian nh ©-month nei
ine ne Red Be ennges. le ani nanufact newsprint trom Canadian Press Staff Writer aq vests” as protection } “22nd Regiment to three} HOLLYWOOD (AP) Anne | ttoyer to return to Korean sery a ‘ Esqutmait »
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It was very hot, and as I v iative w pulp A certain nst fragments i ate Baxter, considered one of the/ ice fo®a third tour of operations ler tour lagtt et
I . WITH THE CANADIANS IN fragments and bullet , pat for instance. To ideefnee headauart CBr, Sho roi Dg alm
On a good stretch of road I put necie fw i from East Pak- SAIN LEAs do not wear . ¢ ‘ rs more conservative of the younger |GeeInce headquarters announced | * € returned to }
: ;| KOREA.—C} >» artillery and ya Wear them compensate, the Royal Cana- nse port July ¢ > her
On speed to get a breeze in th star : to have proved cd Chinese artillery and front-line duties n Regiment created a fifth | actresses, started busting loose | today ry vy 9
cab able -iz ratory tests a Hire because such a ter-|"", the early weeks after pany out of its own|™m her last picture, She played| The Athabaskan one of three! new , Athaba kan wij
r . . . e static war ’ > @ I t t Us ‘ . a uM ie Command, ‘ i
SREB EEE EES EERE e Ro eeEe SSRUEBBEEEE iid get coe recent static WAT tne brigade moved ints the line , ted strength to take over|“lopatra in one sequence and destroyers which Canada sent} John on lng officer ,
s EER RURRERERE is ~~ in accuracy and i 7 summer period in ne. formerly held by a| Wor & Thinestone in her navel.| across the Pacific ahortly. alter — Reed of Toronty
ity—-that the whole atmosphere * aoe at. P a ; : That did it the bre as ae Orta. Capt
' ~ isualties resulting from | \ ympany under ; c the Outbreak of war In Orea, has annoin: ae Ing hg
i 1. - of the front changed ¥ were abba hor 5 Oe seueeatal ceenakant® Now she has dyed her hair one of the longest records of Kor el vin e Deputy Direct,
i so -, Where 50 shells in a day were 7 prosinetien ae killed = i re I 1 i } | blonde and js smoking cigars ean service of any United Na.'; i va Plans and Operas
" ’ b Qe eee & Feee NGO, the average). nded— ae sily * tn 9 leave allocations were} “They're short and thin. like! - ar ters hee
a ace § r &S ‘ 7 touched 2,500 in the Canadian} YOU2OCS-—-MOrmany + 10 10-—-was + because the men could/ 4 cigarette,” she said “but they
i — area not pared, are the same makings as the
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| { C | aN Even so, it took an order from! juck and “fluke” hits, But , CHAPLAINS ACTIVE OES ee ii THANKSGIVING PREVIEW
ivisional commander to .« |; She c¢ f e “heock,
0 ourse! a me Grikae cc snder 2) there were controllable fac- Morale remained surprisingly |). deciles a. “y Guuideas * ies SUNDAY AT MIDNITE
: ee The aueee ».| tors, sich as troops showing | ; So many factors operated : ~~
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) 1949 MORRIS $ 850 |

muc nes asualti strained > rein- -rincess Patricias, spell-
muc h noise ‘ ned) iM rein i arr. cigs = ne spell heavenly, light and fragrant
es SCT INES GAYE OE GETS) eo) the foul, heavy kind of 1
‘ h 195) Ma ner ' a a Ot Oa als ; - smoke that clings to men’s KENT TAYLOR |
n : e the same “looking- clothes. I tried it and w ie ane wat ' YVONNE DE ¢
$ sant 7 , | CAOLRES “hed as Gi SHEILA RYAN “7% CARLS
y e in eC i \ “ ) ~_ wen . Ps ' ‘ - Ude lighted. So Hitch sent to Cuba : JOHN IRELANy
Complimenting Fall Colors (ort }} rn a year ago they depre Tr the short thin leans anaes *
‘ i he veleran 2nd ab- | ore 1 » guitable f . . / a4
p g ’ Our en \ Nobody wanted to “cop i've ea athe teagh ae WESTERN NCIC | “eT
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ye ly he eve of his rotation. | coftee after dinner. and they're AGENT RONGHOLD”
° : no ‘me | 5 ) The Chinese shelling brought wonderful aed —
aed a ae ny changes at the front. Miss Baxter said cigar-smok-
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s WALLACE'S i 7 ( 1949 PLYMOUTH $1650 \ Jeeps no longer bussed abeut |ing. by women is prevalent in|j——
a DEPT STORE fj K J ) 1949 FORD PANEL $1250 { ihe forward areas. Troops no Rurope She sees no reason why They lived and loved a they might have 4 million Yeary
e : } ’ mger lazed abeut, sunning American women shouldn't fol- in the Lost World of Okefronkee! Hi
Vy 1949 A40 AUSTIN paint $1050 dlden today
: —T ( new Pa \ themselves in full view of the low sult seorgia’s danger-infested swamps
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Wi NDOWS & SASH , %& Cheap Transportation *% \ ( han - : — Set ettes and edcktalls. Women might COLOR BY TECHNICOLD
w timbered and : PC | as well t 4 ‘ » Out ¢ errr sie ae
: ve ) 1936 FORD $95.00 ( to thar Geesekk aid ceunsaa a ean, «hw JEAN PETERS - JEP PREY HUNTS R CONSTANCE §
Reduce cost of heating and climinate draughts j 1934 CHEVROLET . $95.00 suffered direct hits. {become so pure, thy're nothing ele TODAY to SATU
by installing STORM WINDOWS—now. ( ) WAKY COMMANDER but a nervous habit now.” “Mysterious Cowboy RDA
. ) f } Brig. M. P. Bogert, the, The actress also has a cam- “Treasure of the Nile”
ALL TYPES OF WINDOWS AND SASH MADE TO ORDER { a » } a ter, had to chanee| BUS? to cute what she calls the | ies fe)
i Su r A to Ser vice . : hours and limit hhis| Geazth of good conversation In Shows 7 - 9:00
I isiting hours and limi 5! Hollywood - ¥: eee ee
Greer & Bridden Ltd. 5 perio u ’ pa to himself and the offi- Most conversation in Holly- SATURDAY MATINEES R ~ §:2§
Phone 909 215 Ist Ave. West P.O. Box ( 3rd Avenue W. LIMITED Phone Green 217 ) nmanding the battalion WO0d has a boring ee
viskiad she said. “It's all shop talk, No-
j , vaste body talks about anything but Evenings — 7:60-9:45
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gift of the groom) a dark brown “SENSE OF TASTE”

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The bride. was born aud raised An Eur, e hy
{ . : , int rince: pert ana’ Both fe-" from Oct. 27 to Nov-1 inclusive
c om + SEE waosar ™ ceived their education in local | An Eye Specialist can be made av ble for the same 4
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du ee, 1 HAVE TO j Booth Memorial High School aes is a Nosieia
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