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Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 4

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(ASKATOOW (TAI-rHOfMT, TBTISDAT. Iff TIMBEE 1(. 1JSB 7 I TV PROGRAMS RADIO PROGRAMS Ftot rora Travelling Art Dealer Sets Out L-SAIL-ir SAN FRANCISCO -4 Ever had a yen to call an ocean liner your own? The Matson Navigation Company will charter you its SIGNED CONFESSION WEST SUFFIELD, Conn. Police said they had little trouble arresting a youtli who tried to ob. tain $9,000 by extortion.

They said the extortion note contained his name and address. COURSE DROPPED NEW YORK Among courses dropped from New York City's high school curriculum this fall as a waste of time and money was one called "English for Truants." "CTQC, Saskatoon (Toe tollowing programs art published by the SUr-Pboenli aji provided by the TV stations. Programs that differ from this listing are the responsibility of the stations.) DOO-ton flagship Lurlinc. The fee: $25,000 a day. GET MORE OUT OF LIFE.

CO OUT CFQC Saskatoon THURSDAY TO A MOVIE ADULT (MO) Clock Watcb-er Club Weather Newt porta Clock Watch-era' Club Newa Clock Watch-erf Clu-Bundle of Joy Newt Stew Blanch-er Show rewt Blanche ft H. fthow Ri-frethment Time Moneyman Newt taiKSDftf Fit oo Knllmf Hon. I 44 Nrwn 4 00 Weather (A Sporu I ID At Ham 2a Com. Cl. 7 .00 Bark to Bible 30 Radio Playhouse I 0O Ajr.mnrnent I JO t.

Man' Family iS M'Jtlc (or Thuraday 10 00 Newt 10.10 Htindet'i Hide way 11.06 World Tnnll 11.11 Hmrlfl Hideaway 12 At New 05 Mimic ta pawo "10 Newt 1.04 Muaie to Dawn 1.00 Newt 05 Music to Pawn I 00 New rKIDAI A 100 tl'XH Watch- era' Club tt Newt I 20 Clock Watcb- r' Club 4 Nwt I 55 Clock Watcb- era' Club T.1S Newt HIS LAST PICTURE FOR THREE YEARS The most exciting singing star of our day 33 Program Preview 2 40 Matinee "Frontier 33 Newt 4 00 Sally Time 04) Row the Builder (15 Lett Look (.30 TBA Ml Carnival 35 Eyea on Rrasrt 4 Vour Weatnermen in a stirring dramatic performance I. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS FRIDAY CKOM. Saskatoon (1420) 115 Tett Pattern (40 Program Preview! 2.43 Matinee "Braat Monkey." Landlt 1 53 Afternoon Newt 4 00 Sallytime 3.00 Bame Gang 30 Mighty Mouae Playboua 00 Football Huddle 35 Evet on Sport 45 Your Weatherman 30 Channel newi Carol! Prince Albert CKB1 1 taUSSDAl TM. 5 OS Dou( Alexander 6 00 Newt 1.10 Bpoit 6 15 Chrit HiMln- botham ttO Dining Muile 1 1M) Newt, Sport 7.09 Music it People Vo Meet 7.30 McmorlM of Scotland 100 Newt, Sport 105 Toninht'1 Mualc 00 Newa, Sport O) Ken Thamt 10.00 Newt Sport lO.ot Ken Thamt 11.00 Newt anal fi porta II 10 Ken Thamt H.00 Newt 13 05 Ken Thamt 1.00 Newt fiuai a.kl 0 Wake-Up 30 Newt 7 00 Newt 7 05 Weather 7 10 Devotion 7 20 Wake-up 7 30 Newt 7 3S uaie 7 40 Sport 7 45 Muale 7 51 Weather 100 Newt 1.10 Sporu THURSDAY 00 Double Bill t.00 Rot the Builder 5 15 Let Look (.30 Boot and Saddle 00 TBA 20 Interview Time 30 New. Sport.

Weather 7,00 Whirlybirdi 30 Life with Elliabeth CBK, Saskatchewan (540) FRIDAY ill') I 30 Channel Five MaUne 5 00 Barney' Gang (.30 Mighty Moue Tbeatrt (.00 TBA (.15 Interview Time (.30 New. Sport Weather 7.00 Annie Oakley 7 30 riorian Zabach CKCK Regina HALWAUIS U.1S Modern Mood! 11.00 CBC New, Weather rilOAV A.M. (45 Weather 7.00 CBC New 7.10 Cone. Type 7.30 CBC Newt 7 33 Cone Type 7.45 Glen Bjarn. ton t.S family Worship 00 CBC New (.10 Weather Livestock 30 CBC New 33 Con.

Type (45 Glen Blara- aaon Family Worship 00 CSC New TRUBSDAT rJ. (.00 Alex Barrla (15 Roving Rep. 6 CBC ToniKht t.30 Newt Byline. Weather (.50 World of Sport 7.00 Sweet Sour 7.J0 Recital Bernard Turgeon S.00 Newt I 30 Pott Newt S.30 Bualneat Barometer tOO II Legend 1 30 Vane. Concert 10.00 Halifax Theatre 10.30 Eventide 11.00 CBC.

Newt Weather THURSDAY 1.10 Matinee Btxaar "Tht Judge" 3.25 Today 1 30 Joy Perklnt 4.30 Western Theatre (.00 Ron the Builder (13 Let Look 00 Ray UtUe Show (.30 New 40 Sport (55 Wetther 7.00 Foutbali Huddlt 7.30 Mr. OA, am, North Battleford (1460) mJi'T 1 i 'Wn a If i. if 111 "if I'll MONTREAL (CP) Urban Troeistrup has brought a new profession to Canada from hit native Denmark. He' a travelling art dealer. Mr.

Troeistrup acts as Canadian agent for 152 European artists. He motors from place to place setting up exhibitions with paintings he carries In his car. Since his arrival here last spring he has coversd most of Quebec and the Maritime. He planned to move into Ontario and Western Canada. At first Mr.

Troeistrup was a bit dubious about the prospects here for a travelling dealer, he said. But an early trip to Sept-lies. and $1,300 in sales settled his mind. On each trip Mr. Troeistrup carries about $5,000 worth of paintings, stacked neatly on the seats of his vehicle.

North Australia May Be Farmland DARWIN. Australia (Reuters) Research has raised hopes that juiv wvia aa tory, once regarded as waste, can be turned Inio farmland. The scientists, members of the Commonwealth Scientific and In dustrial Research Organization, liave already successfully pro-duced crops at Kathtrine, 200 miles south of Darwin. Experiments have shown that this dry monsoon region can grow peanuts and grain sorghum, as well as fodder crops ana pastures, thus opening the way for the development of associated livestock industries, including fat tening of beef cattle. DANCE TONIGHT AVE.

HALL Mull kjr Strelioff Orchestra Sporuored hf St. Ctorje'i lC T. Shaver Service GUARANTEED SERVICE Parts for All Makes, Models J2 23rd St E. Pb. CH.4-7255 is Kinsmen Concert Series Subscribers c' Exchange your Vouchers for Grenadier Guards' and Scots Guard Pipers' Concert BOX OFFICE.

ARENA RINK JNOW OPEN Thursday, a.m. It Boon, 1.30 m. to t.m. Friday a.m. tt m.

Saturday, a.m. m. i Notei i i i Oranie Toucher, good (or (3.30 teat Green voucher, goad lor I'l 05 seat PUBLIC BOX OFFICE OPENS Monday, Sept. 22. Mall Order, Arena Rink, Saskatoon.

8 FRIDAY S0NGS: As long AS 1 IHwYoii 1 I Oont Ask Why I I Hard Headed Women I Kin Creole-lovtf Ooll I New Orletnt.Young Oreemt 1.15 Matinee Baxaar "High Expletive' 3 13 ioaay 3.30 Joy Perkin's Show 4 30 Western Theatre oo Parney't Gang -( 30 Mighty Mous 00 Supper Club 30 Newt 40 Soortt 33 Wetther 7 00 Guntniok 7.30 Leave It to Beaver Swift Current CJFB STARTS TODAY mOliH WALTER DOLORES DEAM VlC fHtlKSDA? CM 30 bwap 0' Shop 8 00 Newt 11.00 Newt, Weather, Sportt 1105 Date with' Don 11 00 Newt, Weather. Sporta 11 05 Date with Don 1.00 Newt. Weather, Sport OS Sign Off MID AT A.M. (.00 Sign On. Newt, Weather Spurt OS Roundup 023 SporU- JO Newt and Weather 55 Roundup 7 00 Newt and Weather 7 0B Bulletin Brd.

6.03 Tonight 13 Sports J0 Serenade I 30 Newt 40 Weather and Road Report 4S Serenade 7.00 Newt 7 0S Tonight (.00 Newt Hunting and Fishing (.43 Country Music 00 Newt Country Music 10.00 Newt. Sport 10.10 Weather 10 15 Dream Tlmt 10 45 Snorts Rev CKBI, Prince THUKSDAt f.M, t.00 Weather t.OS Serenade 50 Scoreboard (53 Newt 7 00 Oldtlmer 7 20 Don MeaseT 7.30 Lawrence Welk 00 Assignment (.30 Orchestra el Your Choice 1 00 Newt S.0B Rhapsody 3i) Rhapsody 10 00 Newt 10.15 Weather 10 20 Uncle Tom 10 49 Sport 11.00 Newt 11.10 Uncle Tom IS 00 New 13 OS Dream Tim 1.00 Shun Oil FRIUAI A.M. (.53 Sifin On (S3 Meditation Newt 00 Roundup 1 30 Newt i 38 Roundup 50 Farm Rep. (55 Ag Rep Reporter 7 00 Newt 7.04 Weather 7 10 Roundup 7 23 Newt 7 30 Wake-up 1 ti sportt 00 New THURSDAY 30 Rest fht Bulldtr (.45 Let' Look 1. 00 Variety 30 New (.40 Weather 45 Sportt 7.00 The Big Picture FRIDAY SEE IT AT EITHER THEATRE! 1 I all I i I 5 SO Mighty Mouae (.00 Barney' Gang 30 New 40 Weather (.45 Sport 7.00 Country Calendar 7.30 March of Medicine CKOS Yorkton THURSDAY CFNS, Saskatoon (1170) (.00 Ron Hi Builder (.13 Let' Look (.30 New i (.42 Whirl in Spott I Vour Weather Report 7.00 Thlt It the Anawer 7.30 Of Interett to You IK 11 OS Stew BLanch- er Show 11 JO Nrwt 13 no llmpr'l Club 140 isn I 03 12 15 World Today 11 Sporta 12 45 Weather 13 Diner Club 1.00 Ladiw Choic 1 JO Newt 1 Udief Choice 1 30 Meet Maria ret JO Who Am IT 1 40 Country Jet 4.00 Newt 4 OS Country Jet 4 10 Hoi.

Bui. t.M Boiling Home i so sss io 00 tot 10 00 10 10.10 10 30 10 45 1100 I IS Theatre 30 Beel or Bouquet I :1 Newt 33 Weather I 40 WaKt-up tOO Newt t.QS Woman'! World t.30 Kitchen Table 137 Morning Devotion 10 00 Newt 10 0S Nuraery 10.10 Woman' World 10 30 Newt 10.35 Bui. Board 10.40 Woman1! World 10 SO 11 00 Miwt Mo Newt Woman't World Newt Woman't World Newt Lunch Club Newt Rportt Road Report 11.00 11 SO U-34 1100 12 05 12 30 1140 1350 1 00 105 100 Let Go Weet 2 05 3 00 3 05 4.00 Let tCo Wert Newa Snorlfl Left Go Weat Newt. Sporu D. Alexander 4 05 100 Newt, fcporu 114 Weather I.

1S Perlormer! Showcaae I SO CBC Newt (.33 Of Sonne and Sinter 55 Ruth Harding (0.00 BHC New 10.15 Strictly tor Strinea 10 4S Morning Devotlont 10 SS CBK Report 10.30 Time Signal II. 00 Morning Comment 11.10 Ruth Harding 13 30 Court of Opinion 11.43 TradiUont la Mutie LOO CBC Newt IS Court ol Opinion t.30 Pacilie Playhouse 1.4J Western RhvUun 1.00 Cay Dream-ln 1.30 Pacific Play. noute 1.00 Beast ol the Buahveldt 11. IS TBA 1.1S Storiet the ll 45 Page rrom Lit 11.00 Muale U.tt Farm Brotdcart Orient 1.30 CBC New 1.33 Tram-Canada Matinee 4 JO Sask. Cal.

00 Open Road 7 10 Dekxert 7 JO Newt. Weath-- er, SporU 7 50 Weathercaat 7 53 Sport (.00 News. Weather, Sport 1 10 Dekker t.00 Newt 11.15 New 13 25 Local New S3 SDortt 13 43 Weather and Road Report 13.90 Interlude 1.00 Rural Ramb-llnia 100 Rural Eamb- t.OS Ladies" Radio lingt 1.05 Farm Hep. (.23 Tell Mt, Doctor 30 Ladiet' Radio 10 00 Newt and Weather 10 05 Devotions 1.15 Northwert Bep 2.00 Newt 1.03 Neighbor 3.00 Newt 305 Neighbor 4.00 Newt 4.03 Community Calendar 4 OS Nelehbor 10.15 Ladiet' Radio 10.40 Stork 10.43 Com. Event 11.00 New 11.03 Hosp.

Bui. 11.10 Women' World 11.00 Lunch (.00 News. Weath er, sport! (.05 Kiddies' Korner Albert (900) (.10 (.15 (53 t.00 05 120 10.00 10.05 10.15 10 33 11 0U 1103 11.20 11.45 1100 12.01 11 18 12.20 Weather Wake-up MarkeU Newt Interlude Ctslno Newt Interlude Homemaker Mixing Bowl Newt Money Mtn Mix. Bowl Paget from Life i Meditation Noon Show Sport Cal, Theatre New 11 30 Newscast 12.45 Show VI. 53 Sport 1.00 Road Report 1.03 Stock Report 1.23 Weather 1.30 New 1.33 Market 1 45 Farm New t.OO One Man' Family 1.15 Mallbag" 2.45 Home Newt.

S.30 New 3 33 Mallbag 4.00 Hoap. Bui. 4.10 Cradle Club 4.13 Mallbag (00 Musio Maker 45 North. New 13 15 L'Aml Pierre 1 12 30 Pages de vie 12 45 antaisie 1.00 Let nruvellet i I 10 Communiques 1.43 Varieties Instru mentalet I 57 Rtwllo-Joumal 2.00 Un Piano un Chanton 1.15 rAmerlqile Latin 30 Aux maladet 1 45 Prince Albert Itir not ondet US La Botte a turprlM 1.4S Let Viaage I'amour 4 CO Radio-Journal 410 Blenvenue Eatk, 4 45 la cllnlque du coeur (.00 Detent Musical Domremy tt OF CHESS ship fight a year In advance of tho battle, you'd wonder if he was kidding. But chess players? Ah, that's different.

Bobby Fischer, the J5-year-old whiz kid of world chess he's the youngest international grand mas ter ever went bacx to trasmus Hall hifih school in Flatbush Tuesday, but he was mental lyl figur ine out his strategy for next year's challenger's tournament, In that one, he could wind up challenging Mikhail Botvinnik of Russia, current ruler, tor tne world championship. When he showed up In Europe for the candidates' tournament- sort of an elimination for the chal- leneers' event he wasn't taken very seriously. Still, he wound up in the top si in the competition in Portotoz, Yugoslavia. ANXIOUS TO PRACTICE "I learned a few tricks," he said, "and I can't wait a minute to get started with my practice." He arrived home Monday and within 10 minutes he had sat down at a chess board. "You know," laid Bobby, "when I arrived in Yugoslavia, all the International players told me they would beat me, AO I tualiy, I lost two games.

I should have won them all." I Bobby pointed out that there is a lot more Interest in chess outside the United States than there i is here. I "Why," he said, "I had to sign hundreds of autographs. Abroad everyone knows about chess. It is considered an art." School Days! LOUISVILLE. Ky.

(AP)- Police chief Carl E. Heustls yesterday gave a ticket to a high school student for driving SS miles an hour in a 35-mile rone. Although he was stopped en hour before school opened, the youth explained: have to get to school 35 to 40 minutes ahead of time to find a parking place." HEAR Dr. H. Turner New Trk Sept.

18-22 7:45 p.m. ALLIANCE CHURCH InlTanltr Drlrt ant 13th 31 Prler du matin at horalre 00 Radio-Journal 7.03 Bonjour Compat- riotet 7 43 Radio Bacre-Coeur 00 Nnuvellet 10 Bonjcur Compstrlote 00 Nouvelles TV Channel 8 I 00 Onrad Nagel Show 1 30 TBA 00 Summertime t( 30 Piayhoua K. 30 Decision 10 00 Exchiive 10 30 Cunamoke 11.00 CBC National New! II 15 Locel and Regional Newi 11 23 YV resume OO Leave tt to Beaver 30 Life of Rilev (.00 Cavalcade of Sport Johnny Buuo vt, v-ano urui (45 The Jim Coleman Show (.00 The Bob Hope Show 10 30 Country Club 11 00 CBC Newt 11 13 Local and Rational Newt 11.23 Premier Performance "Daytime wile. Tyrone Power. Linda Df- nell.

TV Channel 1 00 Summertime 'it (.30 Playhouse UX 30 The DeciaJon 110.00 Exclusive 10.30 FiRhtlng Wordt 11.00 CBC New 111 15 Channel New 11.20 Toronto Wreatluig (.00 Cavalcade el Bpon 45 Jim Coleman Show 00 Bob Hope Show 10.30 Country Club 11 00 CBC Newt 11 13 Local Newt 11.20 Meliort Tbeatrt. TV Channel 2 I. 00 Summertime 13 30 Playhouse U.K. 30 The Decuion 10.00 Exclusive 10.30 righting Word II. 00 CBC New 11.15 Weather 11.20 New 11.25 Sport i 11.30 Moose Jaw Theitrt 13 43 The Ust Word I.

00 Cavaicadt ol Sport 45 Jim Coleman (.00 Bop Hope Show 10.30 Country Club II. 00 CBC New 11.15 Weather 11.20 Loral Newt 11.23 SporU 11.30 Premier Performance "Alaska Patrol" 11.10 The Last Word TV Channel 7.30 Exclusive 00 Flehting Word 30 Pl.yhnut U.K. 30 Sumrrertlme 'it 10.00 Boxing 11.00 CBC Newt 1 11.10 Night Editor 00 Last of the Mohican (.30 Game Hunting (.00 Bob Hope Show 10.30 The Big Picture 1100 CBC Newt 11.15 Movl Museum 111.30 Night Editor TV Channel 3 (.00 Playhouse U.K. 1.00 Ranch Party (.30 Summertime 'M 10.00 Exclusive 1 10.30 FlKhting Wordt 11.00 CBC-TV Newt 11.10 Weathercaat 11.15 Sportt Scoreboard 30 On el Kind I. 00 Bob Hope Show II.

00 CBC New 11.10 Weathercaat 11.15 Sporta Scoreboard 1U6 Kamtack Theatr support his mother and two brothers has come a long way. Looking back on his life, Chevalier declared, "I wouldn't change anything. I have done the very best I could in every situation." Chevalier said he hopes that some day he and Jeanette Mac-donald will be able to make another film together. The star's sole hobby is writing. He has written seven books of autobiography, GET MORE OUT OF LIFE GO OUT TO A MOVIE TODAY, SAT.

2 Cinemascope Hits HIT NO. ONE The might of it stuns the screen! Wapnch Bros. arektat mWAneCoion, NATALIE WOOD KARLMALDEXs MSMMBfMWSm Plus Another Action Hit Orfgon PASSAGE AN MlitO Aimii hCTUil Cartoon and Serial No. 2 SUNSET DRIVE-IN BIGGAR Friday act Saturday "THE LONE GUN" Gear Mantgomtry Pita: Paturtea and Harrit Flint Caler General "Tie Scarlet Spear" ejtjl JOHN tfiCSOW FRIDAY (.05 Debden (.00 Barney' Gang (.30 News 6 43 Whirl In Sport 54 Vour Weather Report 7.00 George Sander' Myitery Theatre. 7.30 Football Review 00 Last of the Mohlcam JEUDI P.M.

00 Detente Muslcale 0 30 Pinocrhio 5 43 Temotgnag t.00 Nouvelles (10 Chronlque tnortlv7 (.13 A votre tante 8.30 Nolr et bliine II 45 Le chapelet 7 00 Sur let boulevard Parisian Poeale a ouatr volx t.00 Radio-Journal 30 Concert ele 00 Tour de chant (.30 Entre la ooire It fromage 10.00 Radio-Journal 10. 10 Fin de tmlwlon VENDRED1 (SO Canada. ouvertur St. Loul ur not ondes 30 Au til de I'heure 10.00 Pari Chant et Danse 10.30 Comptolr du dltqut 10.45 Piano Populalre 11,00 Radio-Journal U.IO Intermede 11 15 race a la VI 11 30 I revell rural 12 00 Quelauea Valae Chevalier at 70 Looking Ahead for 'New Triumphs THE ART BROOKLYN (AP)-If boxer began training for a champion- Important Labor Council JOCK MAHONEYSLBERT ROUND-UHUA GKMJU. -EDOARD FRANZLCWIE EREEHS-CWL BENTOH REIB r.lMUSIdL-I.I.Mdl-J:-TOrrTlt', METK mini liteiel ii.

-f 32r 'fa (-tluXifia adt UltM) AdBlt KEITH ANDES-KAGGIE HAYES -GENE EVANS BAM-JEFFREY STONE -ANN RC8INS0 "Tht grtatett tvtnt of ol! ond th most dramatic. A film trial tvtry moinwr and daughter should ttt franli 5 rvugtnr, NEW vote TIMtS eattt. 1 THAT WILL TOUCH WOMEN'S AND COMPEL MEN'S SYMPATHY I'lillF ystiL SUTHERLAND PARK DRIVE-IN Tonlihl and FrMay Ja Catt Opea IM, Bhw at aj ROBERT RYAN VIRGINIA MAYO JEFFERY HUNTER WALTER BRENNAN "THE PROUD ONES" 1 I ClntmaSoepe-Ttekalttler Bnrktklni and rawhide mld a Willi tilkt and aatlna the J1 brawllnf Btw frenlitr. -PLUS- Mamlt Van Derta Katnaa Hyaa "RUNNING WILD" Ttth ran keeplnf en ttep aaiad et the law, a Also a Color Cartoon AWaV.W.V.VaW.WaVe IOTO3H a Mwout ts imaio Starts Today the TALL Si STRANGER eiNiMAscora Color oy De 1 MiiM unm mwirTrtM. Adull SECOND HIT- A A sln-dlTlni Mermaid end Kateiatt urer-nta "UNDERSEA GIRL" (TARRING MARA CORDAY-AND PAT CONWAY STARLITE DRIVE-IN 8th Street, East 5 TONIGHT AT 8.15 la Ttekaloeler HOUR ALERT" The lr.tplrlnt ttory of men fh tuard) oujr ramparU In th iky.

THE IRON SHERIFF STERLING MAYOtN coNtTANCt rono Color Cartoons (General) at Cart and trarkt baarlnf llcrne a t'atet with the aamhar tndinf in and eceetantt rte. 1 in 1 tl I Braryene la leaklnt I GaMBBaaBBaaaaBBBBttH I And After Intermission 'A i Farm Labor Hall Sept. 19f 8 p.m. A thorough discussion on the Monday closing question will be on the agenda. i' All Council Delegates are Urged to Attend SASKATOON LABOR COUNCIL By JOHN RODERICK.

MARNES la COQUETTE, France (AP) Maurice Chevalier reached 70 Friday with the jaunty confidence of one whom the years have caressed lightly. "Outside of some physical per formances, I don't feel like 70," he said, Jutting out his lower lip in his familiar grin. "I have as much enthusiasm as when I was a kid. Only now I can choose, I have acquired the quality of judgment." Seated on a bench in the informal gardens of his lovely country home 20 minutes from the centre of Paris, Chevalier looked ahead for new worlds to conquer. He expressed enthusiasm over his new older-man role, secured by his triumphs as the witty father In Love In the Afternoon and the humorous uncle in Gig).

Chevalier quit Hollywood in the late 1930s after seven big-money years as the debonair lover. He was at the peak of his international fame. "I went back to the stage." he said, "and I believe I was right. If I hadn't, if I had stayed on in Hollywood, I could not have lasted so long. Now I am able to come back as a new attraction, and, according to what they say, a strong attraction." Chevalier turned to the subject of love.

"To me, mother love is first. After that, to have loved the girl you married. Outside of that, there is only passion." Chevalier married the French singer Yvonne Vallee. They were divorced in 1933 after 10 years and he has never remarried. The ragged urchin who began singing in music halls at 14 to Creamery Bulter Stocks Higher OTTAWA (CP) Stocks of creamery butter in nine Canadian cities totalled 58,495,000 pounds at Sept.

11, almost IS per cent more than the 50,915,000 reported on the correspuiiuuig date last year. The bureau of statistics has said holdings were greater this year than last in all cities except Calgary and Vancouver. Sept. 11 holdings with year-ear LAND NO vn HE SMASHED THE ROTTENEST VICE- MACHINE IN THE. Phont lM.4-70;j Qb'f A Tl i say Presented By The American Committee Of Maternal welfare VI I'latCI Ilta vmmi TOnY HEARTS crs 1 Heck, 'twasn't, the sight of mere terra firma that excited ol'.

Chris Columbo. He was all aquiver 'cause he knew that 466 years later It would be "Betty McCaw's Barbecue Chicken" time at GOLF'S RESTAURANT! Discover This Taste Thrill Yourself It's More Exciting Than Seeking New Worlds Set Your Course for McCaw's Barbecue Chicken" GOLF'S RESTAURANT next Dinner Meeting at Golft -A New Horizon of VIUVUIIViTlt TTor 1 Tm a -air i Avenue, South 1 Sr 1 CORNELL BOUCHERS "YVONNE MITCHELL ARMiN DAHLEK -ALEXaNDER KNOX AT Phone CH.4-41SS and hold your ge. 167 Second ner figures In brackets include: Winnipeg Regina 1,575,000 (770.000); Saskatoon 1,482,000 Edmonton 3.140,000 Calgary 1,201,000 Vancouver 2,133,000 STRICTLY AOIXT SO CHlLDReVS TICKfTS SOLD PI Rl0 THlt SHOWLNO AMPLE STREET PARKLNG an 'DOORS OPEN DAILY 1.00 'PJiL.

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