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Atlantic Salmon Fishing lists changed‘

QUEBEC (CP) — The Atlantic- salmon co-ordinating committee has decided to set back to June 5 (mm May l5 the opening 0! At- lantic salmon fishing season in provinces touching the gulf of St. Lawrence. in a statement issued Wednesday through the Quebec maritime fisher- ies department. the committee also announced that the maximum catch for sportsmen will be six salmon per day and 21 per week. There is no bag limit for commercial fisher- men. ' The regulations apply in Quebec, New Brunswick, N o v a Scotia. Prince Edward Island and on the west coast of Newfoundland. Committee members adopted the regulations unanimously to allow Atlantic salmon to run freely into salmon'rivers to spawn.

Boys’ Worker Dies In Montreal

MONTREAL (CP) — Owen Daw- son, founder of the Griffintnwn boys’ club and former managing director and secretary - treasurer of the Shawbridge boys‘ farm and training school. died Sunday after a long illness.

Mr. Dawson was the grandson of the late Sir William Dawson. who was principal of McGill uni- versity for 40 years.

His two books, "My Story of The Boys‘ Farm." and. “Angels I Have Met." described his work with under-privileged boys in Grif- lintown district.

Ford Hotel At Toronto Sold

TORONTO. (CP)—'!‘he 750-room Ford hotel has been sold to an independent holding company tor a reported $3,500,000.

The Ford was taken over by the Sheraton chain when the latter

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Higher Allowances For Vets Refused

OTTAWA (Cl-’)—Prime Minister St. Laurent Tuesday turned down the Canadian Legion's renewed re- quest for higher war veterans‘ ai- lowances for 40.000 "burned-out" veterans and their dependents.

The prime minister and Veterans Minister Lapointe conferred for_30 minutes with a legion delegation headed by president Dr. C. B. Lumsden of Wolfville. N. S.

"We are very disappointed." Dr. Lumsden told a reporter after the meeting. "This will awaken wide- spread indignation and resentment among veterans."

The legion asked that war veter- ans’ allowances at least be included in the terms of reference of the Commons veterans‘ affairs com- mittee. which holds its first meet- ing.today. The government has ruled out discussion of WVA he- lore the committee. .

"WVA is the most pressing prob- lem in veterans legislation." Dr. Lumaden said. “We are going to bring it up in our brief to the com-

by the heels."

"We have the feeling the gov- ernment is not aware how acute the need is for higher WVA."

Present basic allowance is 850 a month for a single veteran and $90 for a married veteran. The legion wants the rates increased to $60 and 8120, respectively.

Total permissible ceilings allowed under WVA are $720 a year for a single recipient and $1,200 for a married recipient. The legion is asking that these ceilings be raised to $1.200 and $2,000.

Oneficket To (‘some Grounds For Divorce

MILWAUKEE (AP) -- When a husband buys only one season ticket to avoid taking his wife to see the Milwaukee Braves play ball, its grounds !or divorce. a Milwaukee woman claims.

Mrs. Nellie Ross filed suit for divorce Monday from her hushand. Waiter. She declared in her com- plaint that last year they always went together to see the ball zames. This ,year. she related.

bought out the Card hotels.

/in otiicial of Sheraton hotels said a New York organization head- ed by Herman Sarno has taken over the hotel at downtown Bay and Dundee streets.

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She also claimed- her husband drank to excess and used profane language.

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HYTHE. England (Reuters) _ start Barker and his family have rid their house of swarms of me; —by lilling the house with spiders

Barker decided I few years ago to tight the flies with M spiders he bought (mm a neighboring scientist.

Slnco then. other spiders at many different kinds have taken up resi- dence in his house --apparently aware that the six Barker chii. dren have been taught to follow 1 two rules:

I I. Never has-in s spun, I. Never touch a spider web 3“.

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