NOVEMBER 7. 1951

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WATCIIING AN A-BOMB--Troops of the lillh Airborne Division, their awc obvious on their faces, anti-Ii a test A-bomb dctonrltion .'ll. the Atomic Energy (3ommission's Nevada proving ground. m..,,g were the first to be used in conjunction with an atomic explosion

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. 'suela Clnlvon Verrill-known to her fans as Conchita Clntron. The groom is Dom Francisco Dacam. -ara Decasteio Rranco of the titled Pombeiro family.

Conchita drove her own Amer- ican-made car to the chapel. with LISBON. Nov. 5 - (CP) -Aiher was her hairdresser, who

YOURS Woman bullilshter with 800 spent three hours doing her hair

slain bulls to her credit was mar- for the nuptials.

ried today to a lion-hunter of Conchita's admirers saw her in

noble lineage. Crowds of adoring,tlie frilly costume of a blushing

Aficionados turned out in pouring l bride instead of the colorful garb

rain to cheer the event. lot the bullring. She wore a gown The bride is 28-year-old Con- of white silk, a veil and orange

Woman Bulllighter Weds Lion Hunter

blossoms. A long train was car- ried by eight young train-bearers clad in blue and wearing crowns. of flowers.

Conchita is giving up bulllight- ing to become a housewife.

She was only 13 years old when she started fighting bulls in Lima. Peru, tutored by an exiled Port- uguese. She has fought in every country where builfighting is al- lowed. and has millions of fans who call her "Muy Senorita," the the Spanish equivalent of 'what

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MONTREAL. Nov. 0 - (OP) -- Pllayers from the first-place Vai- leyfield Braves of the Quebec Senior Hockey League hold down three of the first five spots in the individual scoring race. les- gue ststisticss howed today.

The two other places in the top five are held by fourth-place Quebec Aces and second-place Chicoutimi Sac eneena.

Jack Irvine of Valleyfield leads the race with 10 points, made up of five goals and 14 assists, close- ly followed by teammate Larry Kwong with 11 tallies and six mists for 11 points.

Dick Wray of Chicoutimi nas seven goals and eight assists. Andre Corriveau of Valleytleid and Jean Beliveau of Quebec follow with 1:: points.

The leaders:

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Irvine. V. . 11 5 14 19 Kwong. V. 11 II 6 1'1 Wray, Chi. . . 12 '1 8 14 Corrivpau, V. 11 6 '1 13 Belliveau, Q. . 9 4 9 13 Tremlblay, Q. 9 5 '1 2 Bonin, Q. .. 10 6 5 11 Kyle, Sher. 11 4 '1 II Joannette. V. .. . 11 4 '1 ll Buchanan. Shaw. 0 6 5 10 White. Chi. . 13 4 6 1!) Claude, Chi. ll 2 8 10 Franche, Chi. . 12 5 4 9 Campeau. Royals 6 5 4 9 Kuntz, Ottawa 4 5 9 St. Laurent. Roy. .. 4 5 9 Mahaffy, Shaw. 3 6 9 Leger, Chi. 3 6 9 Crozier. Que. . lo 1 8 9 shutouts: Marois. Quebec 2.

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Chicoutimi . 5 3 4 3'1 34 M Royals . 5 1 1 36 23 :1 Quebec 4 4 2 31 25 10 Ottawa .. 4 5 1 26 M D Sherbrooke . 3 '1 1 Z 38 'l Shawinigan . 1 7 1 20 31 8

P.E.l.-Yorltshires Score In Alberta

Island Yorkshlres were among the outstanding successes at the Alberta Swine Show and Sale held recently in Edmonton, re- ported Mr. H. W. Clay, Senior Livestock Fieldman with the Do- minion Department of Agriculture yesterday.

J. A. Innis of Ogden. Alta, showed the champion boar, te- serve champion boar. and won

' the Sinclair Trophy for the best

two boars. The Innis entries are the progeny of straight Island stock purchased in the Province from Almon Boswell, K. Heath McLeod and Alan Hamilton. To continue this line of breeding. Mr. Innis has recently purchased a. breeding age boar from Stirling Willis of Kingston.

it will be of interest to Island swine breeders to know that Frank Mclnnls of Cherry Valley has purchased the boar Stewart SSE from'S. C. Stewart and Son. Dunstaffnage. This boar won the grand championship a few days ago at the Maritime Winter Fair.

The sale of Woodstock Duke 40?, winner in his class It Am- herst. to Percy Switzer of St. Mary's, Ont., was made by Almon Boswell of Marshviield, who also sold his second prize boar to D. L. Harrington of Lachute, Que.. and Roland Paynter of French River. who won first at Amherst in the boar class under l2 months.

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Canadian ling-Owner Saves Dying Breed

LONDON, Nov. 5 - Two years ago the! were fewer than a. dozen mastiffs in Britain-the famous breed discovered in this country by the Romans. was dying out.

Then, answering an appeal from the Old English Mastiff Club. a Canadian breeder, Mrs. Hyacinth M. Mellish, of Victoria. British Columbia, sent. over free of charge a thoroughbred dog and bitch her only request being: "let me have two back when you have started successful breeding."

Today the first of the two will leave by Trans-Canada Airlines for Canada. The second goes to- morrow. Each animal-a dog and-a bitch-is valued at 820 and they weigh about 110 lbs.

Mr. Frederick J. Hawklngs, a member of the committee of the Mastiff Club. said last night: "Except for one which was sent a few weeks ago to the United States, no mastiff has been ex- ported sinee 1940. Mrs. Mellish came to our assistance in a most generous manner. At that time there were fewer than 12 mastlffs in the country. and most of these were too old for breeding. we have done much to restore the breed."

Throughout the centuries mast- ills have e-Jpecially been bred by particular fa-milies, one such be- ing the Leghs of Lime I-fall. Cheshire. whose coat ofarms is guppox-ted by "Two MIEQIUS PIO- per, Collared Sable."

Sir Piers Legh had a mastilf bitch with him at the Battle of Agincourt. October 25. Hit. and when wounded was xuardea by her.

No Trace Of Wanted Men

Nov. 6 --(OP) - Police said today they had check- ed without results two reports of the presence of two men in Mont- real wanted in the Maritimes on suspicion of murder and for a racket .ln forged cheques.

Calls last night from the area of Sherbrooke and st. Hubert Streets sent police cruisers on a search that continued until early today. No trace was found 0! a blue car. said to have been driven by the men from New Brunswick. The two men are said to be heavily armed, and there was a report they had been joined by a third man.

R. C. M. P. and city police would not reveal the names of the wanted man but said they have been operating a forged-cheque racket in the Maritime: in recent months.

Discovery of a body recently in the at. John River near Red- ericton has led police to believe

.he may have been the third of

the original trio.

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' Grain

Prices for 1. W. A. and class two wheat were unchanged from yes- tcrday.

closing prices:

Oats - Dec. 99138. May 95-XA. July 911,6.

Barley -- Dec. 1.40, May 1.33l.f;-

. iii. July 1.2626.

Eye -- Dec. 2.00l4, May 1.0816- 1.99: July 1.9315.

Flax - Dec. 4.51, May 4.57'.riA, July 4.523.

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33 can cem xd 78 Can Cem Fr 22 1-2 can N Pow l0 I--i Can 55 43 1-2 can Es Fr 48 O Brew .. 18 1-4 G Car Xd 15 0 Car A Xd 17 Ce! .. 49 1-2 CPR. 32 1-2 0 Vkrs .. 16 1-4 Cockahutt 19 3-4 G smelt .. 175 Cons Pap 38 1-2 D Sea: 29 Dom Brid X 69

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